Saturday Evening Post 1835-08-29: Vol 14 Iss 735

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BRATED . Syrup. ow Sands uarvalhd eowes of the ®kin, rys pelas, « ; a om Avthony's Fourth streets ant Ty ae, jor etree mo . ; — ay bers— Agent, 2G Chesnut sirmet. 41 dese « Nomth soo 'e,) tng A bY ibe ree arrivals, her a ke ent of reach Miitinery, Patios, ke, come cases of besutatel Poot Locleh Straw Hass, Oh Powes, &e. &e Ly pepe, &e made te onder hee pricee ow nd Drugsists, o. SS Scat Reahek Neue to manufacture ead me Nesert ment of ° ~ IEN'T'S. rb ° See ned Pp. Hon promptly sttended polenald dealers ~~ adeira, AND ELASTIC TRUBS wth Thord street, to 22 Bota Cpout, Philaceipara. Watches, p for Cash or Exchange Eo salecnber hewus on hang Arge aseortore Waie- mepeces an’ Je vellery, will vin at lower rales than the vid Letore, ©, Belver _ “s. ee he Sugar Tongs, Pee vivert ombs, Beckien, . Pencils. Purse claps, os, Breoapia ware, Ch JOHN FRIES, oor ot New at Philadelphia. te € er ged ” . Repentng. Li epias, wed and warranted. ie aed atomeche Elinir, thie @ yet offered the public, and sit must ere long become ae ' uatry te deluged, » maja worse state than at woo ome seine demand for the artiele, wa ger ' devet of the . Poe ured eonune; and mer vo all classes. the price bag Ue. A liberal allowanes jan he lorry of ENGINEERS’ *, OMP ASSES, , Opposite Philadel- plia Exchange. vm bis friends and the pub and yoo al! kinda . and will warrant ported OF manufactured m mmend ste ast hie posses theere and other seventifie wg eu bh a pledge j s fe & Draper, thomel chum tee high repulatee ted Stvtes, theantfally ’ nthe most favourgble FOMUND DRAPER ufactory. bh Third street, next dene deiphia, where (aemee kenton hand. whieh willbe ae hest mark THO Nae onmand Fork PORY, and Cherry Streets. riber riicle be Siver Sree busines wade « b co leet ard best manner, or '@ nny pnt Persous w Purchas e nae ‘ ‘ oor me ufictory, eh hy wil fin work pot em ; paseed in the cily fer § 1 Kirmngham Plated t conetanthy « » hand, end KR & W. WILSON . nd Fenders. ibs M. JACKSON. re citully informe bw treads ube, th be -cowat made & ee von 2 yu -hionable VICHES, && rulserbe:, havene added es tormer stuck, « vane ashionmble goede «hee > eae fulle vad saMi. D BREED XN ‘ tree’ =— shoes. MEN'S Hen mea ” ps Ab? 4 ~ whomealt “ met i eclu s ae they ore anoer iver Wht ON 1 Bowls Bec vod oem SATURDAY, ° te dthinsen, . 5 t's ALLEY: | back ear the (.\rare g ine year iuicrally what 4 . ) sang, makes a OF u com will pu ging omy bee ©; @ depeaiwe rw at nas »pin ? ada = Ranks, rece: mai rou the Peet (fier A FAMILY NEWSPAPER, DEVOTED TO LITERATURE, MORALITY, thinsows Saturday Buewing Post SCIENCE, NEWS, AGRICULTURE AND AMU SEMENT.' - Vol. XIV. PHILADELPHIA. AUGUST 20, 1835. [_EE_—_—_— a : 2s This building, j1 one of the most —— decora of London, is situated in nt’s Park, and commands admiration | statnes and figures in the same ’ t those above mentioned. fices, all of which are built with lavish expendi- | Italian, or more strictly speaking ture, and a due regard to the classical arrange- | remarkably well adapted to the structure—eerv- ing as an excellent relief tu the contiguous man- eveo when compared with the surrounding edi- ments of the Park, which they are intended to adorn. It will be perceived that it is construc- ted after the more grammatical style of architec- sign, but the entablature is w pany ae pun Sens into ae = | ey mege in character for the he anoverian dynasty, being rather upon the | building to which they are appropriated composite order. The centre and two wings | terrace is situated ~ the north western ex- are ever, of the Doric, the acroteria, or pin- | tremity of a branch of the lake which irrigates, nacles and and embellishes the Park—a pictu faces its northern wing—immediately in front of Principal avenues, while upon either side extend dwellin, ing appearance, which serve, by their light and di- versified character, to throw over the air of grandeur and architectural beauty. of which are surmounted by statues, other sculptural ornaments, giving to the ter- race as viewed in the distance, a highly finished spection, to be a rudely tasteless figures, dorzeenng Be effect of the re- maining portions of the edi which are reall creditable specimens of art. The centre build- For the Saturday Evening Post. ON YOUTH AND BEAUTY. Sweet is the rose that gathers on its breast The pearly Pay oy bY @ suinmer night ; Sweet is the lilly fair that doth arrest The passing sunbeem in its raped flight ; Sweet are the blushing tints of morn Ere Sol trom ocean rise; But sweeter far is Beauty's dawn, Ere Beauty knows diaguise ; Oh! bnght's the bloom That doth lume The dewy beam that hghts young Beauty's eyes. Venus with all her fabid ardor burns, And sill her Ga ae with zeal displays, Where many a dazz!’d Paris still upturns His fix'd, Le ardent, his impassion'd gaze ; Luna evolves her silver ray Wah Phabus’ fain to vie, Spreads wide thro’ Earth her mimic day, Her glories thro’ the sky; But oh! their light Te not so bright As that which flashes from young Beauty's eyes. When Switzers’ chiet the cruel bow-string drew, Its twang was echo'd from his heart, and sped A tauhtul hersid, who, to Nature true, In sd Paty a son's devoted head ; 7 ati that sped trom foeman's bow, To royal Philip's eye, True to its string, diapens'd the blow ‘That made a Nation sgh ; But oh! the dart That binds the heart With surest aim—epeeds from young Beauty's eye. 4. Dm. 2 Mr. Ed w For the Saturday Evening Post. Mr. Editor—W ith very little change the subjoined tale is tounded on reality. The idea also, of » ate ing it for your publicauions, was by a very imteresting incident in real lile, The ble man. gion of a chershed friend who lives to make that house a home to frend and stranger, stands on a commanding eminence. One of his daughters, who also lives and T hope will live through wy b~ many | on, to receive from some worthy man the love she eserves, was undisposed, at the time of my visit to the farnly. It was a plearant soft evening, and a tender brother led her eut and placed ber on a seat ina porch, | from which a delightful landscape spread far to the east. We were alf congratulating the sweet girl and ourselves on her recovery, when she observed with, I then and now believe, sincerty: “I declare st 1 was to die my heart would delight | to hnger for months, for years, to enjoy what I have erjoyed for one week past, the dear attention and cer. | tain aflection of such trends.” | We all laughed and with gladness; jeering her in | the intervals of our mirth, with the supposition that she seemed to entertain that the attention and certain aflection ot her tnends could not be as well evinced in health as on sickness, But she maintained her posi. | tion, and I rea'ly adupted her opimen, that such proofs were more torecible m the ime of mckness and pain, But most cordially do I rejoice that the little sylph as 80 long, and promised to be for long coming years, compelled to put up with the least convincing species of evadence. THE CONSUMPTIVE. A TALE. “ The heav'ns are clothed in azure blue, And gently talis the pearly dew ; How kind doth nature seem to be, In all her pleasant walke we see, A charm, creation will reyorce— Again is heard * the Turtle’s voice,’ Zephyr hie mildest gales doth bring, And watts them o'er the vales of spring.” Amongst the madens whose infant tace first smiled, | and whose seventeenth birth day was passed on the banks of the Patuxent, few were more beautilul and hone more omiable than was Marna Egerton. The moruing ot June which ushered in this seventeenth an- hiversary of the birth of a beloved member of a most tenderly attached tanuly was heavy, cloudy, and sultry, but as the sun rose the tults of umet were ewept along the distant hill sdes beture a bracing western hreez leecy cumul rose and settled in many formed banks far beyond the distant honzon. The day and even ing were unapeakably tine, and as the shades began to lengthen with the dectiming sun, the young and blith. sone trendsof Mana, were seen coaung wi groups to Fgerton Ul %; was wo be an evening of joy and innocent mirih—and such u waa Egerton Ayll, the sat of her father, vod where the whole sixteen years of her weacetul lie had been passed, was the centre of Maria's frette world, Woh a mind placid as the eurmmer shy, yet active and susceptible, this dol of her fanvly had acquired a nich fuod, of «hat was not onby useful but also ornawental in education, and many were aston whed to fial in a young girl information, gamed in the woods of Maryland, which many faded to obtam iM sem anes tamed tur “teaching the young dea how to shoot” Piaytu! as the lamb on the meadow, or the fawn on the mouotan, the spits of Mana Egerton was on | the even nu of her feie unusually buoyant. Her yx ung | trends had been invited to “a party on the green. “The lawn shaded with old trees, planied when Wie an eestor of the Egestons first sat down in the woods of Patuxent. Massive with the weight gained in one hund:ed ad iwenty years ot growth, those trees now shadowed a convass roel epread for (he oceae on, and wader winch a long table, elegautly supped, was lad for the giadeume party. ‘Lhe brotwers of Mana were arch ecisol “the wigwem,” as they called the canopy. Lieve olten observed that if aged persons have at @nce goud seise aud gved feeling cough lo enter into their enjoymenta, that the young must gladly mingle with the aged The sports of even young chiudrer have been always a treat to me, but to meets compa ay of cultivated young persone, jost ou the eve of their entrance to the busy theatre of active lie has been of all eajoyments the most exquimte; and I made one, F , in the party which nthe lawn before Eyerto ae known, te iow ase “ ‘Ten years had 1 nad also seen the roses fade on her cheeks. Platter mg disease which undermines the source of hte, and *’houtthe waning of pam, Is uo thet mature m with. ‘ ‘ soch spurts trom Ube earth reapect thei inno cence, and soit y lure (heim on te other aed more en during happiness’? Ever have Ll tound persons teonug fom world aad us cares, ueder the mystcrous & ous ion, in an especial degree mid and aflecnonate. ‘Iney seem to look round them on ail to whom they are relaied, or with whom they are ass ciaied, as belowed triends from whom they are to be wparared, and at the same tme a@ secret voce Witspers cog years of joy, heath and kindred affec- hoa W hen every eye but ther own eve, but tear @ipeas (ue latalt hh, (heer perspective of lie apreads Qway Wuched with an angel's peneil. was Mera Egerton on the lovely June even. ing, wlech closed he matrenth year of her unapoted exstence. Though pale asa lilly, her dark eyes beam ed upwoared lustre, whilst her gay aud untroubled heart jJobn : responmve (vevery warm end tender sentunent, Over he: company was spread a something of sulemai ty, ye’ aot of sadness —many could pot congea! from | ertuwelves the presentuucut that ne orher larh doy would ever dawn on Maria Egerton, simled on her despainng apirit, and all united to make cou'd be remembered with pleasure, even should that pleasure be tinctured with the melancholy recollections ot the departed. “What a world it would be,” said the presiding ge- nii, “it we could always have summer and friends to “ . “t And heakh with all the other and so forth,” sub- joined a young man whose anxious looks were turn- ed on the pale face of the happy Maria, with an evi- dent wish to divert her thoughts from a channel so tull of forebodings, but the juyuus girl had no gloomy his to disturb her vimous of FT aaaees philosopher cousin John Spencer “When do you intend, Maria, to commence your losophy 7” archly demanded her eldest “let me see—tive and od ten make twenty ax— the evening one whi five make ten, and sixteen a why brother Jobn, sometime alter venth."——The mirth of the group here words, but as they were spoken the now deepening shades of night concealed a thin cloud which passed over the taces | AY fnende— But were seen flitting away ia the moon light rton was one and the youngest of three children, who had been reared to know little of the fothes or crimes of that vast world spreading tar be- beyond their ken or wishes, thie family was alike ignorant of want or prolumon. Maria was the cherished but ui treats, brothers, and also of. tr Amongst those frieuds there was one who wwnlancy and gutleh frohe, rother.—But time had com- in days of unsuapectix Maria called her third menced to teach Maria Egerton and John that none can remain brother and sister but brother and sister, and that there were feeli fon—no rr blast of adversuy passed between thein and happiness, and the day that | obo change Maria Egerion to Mana Spencer was Called away from the neighbourhood by business, I | spent the evening befure setting out ai Egerton House, Mana, while her hand was ia “Mr. Bancroft remember the——day of October; if you are not here on that day, I'll never read another of your tales, that I wont, “ You shall read something about that same day of October,” I replied, patting her check as I de. The yellow and deep red of autumn had taken place of the green of suummer—yet nature smiled in her decay, and yet her smiles were lost on me as with anxiety of mind I could no® account tor, | was has- tening towards the Patuxent to torm one at the uaion of two whom I loved as children. tality, for many miles before reaching the old Meet House of —, I inet no person I knew, and absorbed as | was in uneasy thought, I sought no conversation To reach Egerton house it was in my way to pase the Meeting House. | somed in trees still older than 18 moss covered rool, I was within a few yards of the gate, when | saw in the opposite direction a large company coming slowly towards the gate which opened into Aa icy belt seemed to pars through my heart, as instinctively I turned my view ito the repository of the dead. A new dug grave in the place where for three generatious, had been laid the mortal remains of departed Egertous. Beede i stood the old grave digger, who for forty years had opened the earth to receive its own dust, Crowded and bitter were my reflectioen. | mure than one voice sobbing, “Oh Mana Everton will no more enter that house.” A voice whiepered, “Maria is ina manmon not made with hands—her spirit is now where even hope ia lost im reality.” down my hat, | mingled with the mourners, and un- recognized, with an aching heart, saw the clay cover wg laid over as inech of unepotted imnoce Dhere are gnets which admit of nether consolation Parents, brothers, betrothed and tiends seemed, every one, wrapped in ha own woe.— tured to my own dwell. ing to andulge the thronging recollections of the birth day evemog on the lawn. Long days, weeks and months wwnbre melancholy hung ts dar Eyerton house and farin—the whole felt a share of melancholy recollection, and when the burth-day agein came round on the tide of time, 1 was a day of more than ordivary mournmg. Some weeks beture kad the wasted torm of John Spencer, Leen laid bemde his earthly love. How changed and changing are we. oy and gnef, of gain aad loss, of hope and fear, vealth and sickness are crowded wie an imdivadu- al history in one year of our pilgrimage on earth.— } Spring opens and shades her widest flowers in our path, seuuner promises, and autumn rewards our labour— eoains Lelore ue— we look on those we love, and repnee that we can mimeater k but while we gaze upon ther toes, disease and death | are ready to teach us how ftleeung are our purest en- nts, and how deceitful is hope. rre uospeakable, though melancholy plea. sure in the remembrance of the virtuous dead When time trad softened his own sorrow s—indecd when eternity was opeang betore hun, and whea hw to beckon hun away to 1 few words, ine history of ast days of her be called bis wile, lhe stretched out hus hand and exclanned | z= So was iny own case, Well, wei! mayorand a seven of hearts, and decard the seven By St. Anthony, capot! You are lurebed—tha! ha! ler expired. Meas the hre, aghast at the leart.| scene that war passing | | When the tatal truth could not be loneer concealed when hopes of lite could oo longer be | indulged, and when the tear stole dowa the cheeks of | one sull more dear that she mourned In her sunny days there wasa between two of her paternal trees on which at | eve Maria loved to read, and there, many en eve of her lite was passed, while a relative or fnead were de- ! o hear her clearand miver tones repeat the lines of the beet Logleh poets. Ou'y two ture, her betrothed was mtting at her mde. She requested to be led to her once favorite seat, movement of surpriae the @puihecany, wuhout 4 n had I seen Vana | poet “Very sickly tune, er—ver werton bloom irom urtancy to womanhood; but alas, | off my Yrend here #0 suddenly » Was paced where se inany In The go ideu fasres trom a setting aud yellow tuluge. The s19u8 preture, her eve eakindled, her evul ype already to regons atll wifinitely more Qus, Whilst her dusttessed relatives, aud hun eho by laws moore sacred than thoee of man was her hus- band, sat awed into mute—not despau—no, it wasa mty of mind whieh often precedes ruumphe over the hing of terrors. a scene tar above description —. | putting tue pipe into hee wamtcuel-porket, end 4 an ing to walk up and down the room in despa. ~ jovous companions of Maria, seat thetme ves @! the evenung hour yoy wraptaderation. bt was um that he deep and bouow (oues of “ig that ween &@ lew more suns had ran thew course he would be wah hie Maria. there ano tbcr consuialiion 19 Our pignemage of ie 6 soliog ae the cmapenteee of the beloved For the Saterday Rveaung Post. THE EARLY MORN. Come, d arest, rise, and let's away Before the meting sun's return, Enecurtained thas no longer may, Rar one, bless the youthful day— Welcome, bid each wak*ning ray, Aad drok the breath of rosy morn. Come, dearest, to the fields away, And while the birds envaptuted ang, Respondinur to each happy lee, We'tl o'er the lenghing meadows etrey, While every eweet is on the wing! Come, dearest, to the fle'ds away, Por bods and blossome all wivite ; Brame Natore beckoning, seems to say, Come jon ve in the reundelay, Come all and share the new delight. Came, dearest, to the fields away, Meet the voung Zophyr's balmy bins ; And the glad moments, fair and gay; Ambicscal momenta—shail repay The clomered moments we diame. Come, dearest, to the fickls away, Where brightening buds in eweet employ, Shall fondly to var syght diaplay, And kindly to our hearts convey (Now Flora bids) their epeniag joy. Come then, my dearest, come away, Aurera callmg, fain would biess ; Ro we responsive, wil! obey, For blest and we'll survey Her all redeennng loveliness. c. 6, LARA ERT RMR LEI THE NOTARY OF PERIGUEUX. From Outre Mer.— By H. W. Longfellow. Do not trum thy body wih a physician. He'll make thy foolish bonce go without in a borinight, and thy soul walk without a body « senmght after. tRLEY. You must know, gentlemen, that there hved sume ire ago, in the cry of Perngucux, an honest Notary ublhie, the descendant of @ very ancient and broken. down tanuly, and the eccupant of one of those ofd weather-hbeaten tenementa which remand you of the umes of your great-grandfather, He was man of an , le diaposition ; the father of a tam ly, thongh not the heed of it,—fur in that family “ the hen over-cruwed the cock,” and the neigtibours, when they apeke of the Notary, shrugged their shoul. dors and exclaimed, “ Poor tellow! hie apure want sharpening.” la you understand me, gentlemen —ne wasa hen pecked man. Well, finding no peace at home, he sought it else. where, a8 wae very natural jor him to do; and at length discovered a place of reat, far beyond the cares and clamours of domestic Lie, ‘This was a little caf? ea. taminet,a short way out of the cny, whither he re. paired every evening to emoke hos pape, drink sugar. water, and play his fevorte game of domine, There he met the boon companions he most boved; heard all the floating chit-chat of the day; langhed when he was in merry mood; found consolation wt en he was ead; and at all times gave vent to ne opimons with. out fear of being snubbed short by a flat contradiction. Now, the Notary'’s bosom tnend was a dealer in claret and cognac, who lived about a league from the ery, and always pamed hie evenings at the eefaminet. was 8 gros corpulent fellow, raised from a tull. Gascon breed, and mred by a comic actor of some reputation in hie way. He was remarkable for nothing but ne goud-humour, hie love of cards, and a strong propensity to test the quality of his oun bquote by companng them with thore sold at other places. | As evil commumeation eorupt good manners, the | bad practices of the wine-dealer won insenmbly upon | the worthy Notary; and betore he was aware of it, he | found himeelf weaned from domino and augar-water, | i and addicied to prquet and apced wine. Indeed, it hot untrequently happened, that atter a long session at the estaminet, the two frends grew so urbane that | t would waste a full half-hour at the door in fmnead. ly dispute which should conduct the other home, } Though this course of Ide agreed well enough with | the sluggi-h phlegmaric temperament of the wine-deal. | er, itsv0n began to play the deuce with the more senm. | tive organtzation of the Notary, and finally pot bw) nervous system completely out of tune. He lost his | appetite, became gaunt and haggard, and could get ne deep. Legons of Stendeeds teauaned him by day, | and by night steange laces peeped through his bed. | curtains and the night.mare snored in hie ear ‘The | woree he grew, the more he emoked and uppled; and | the more he enoked aad uppled—why, as a matter of , course, the wotee he grew. tie wile aliernately J—entreated; but all m vain. She made the house too hot tor hium—he retreated to the tavern; she broke hie long-stemmmed pipes upon the and -he sub da short-stemined one, | whch, lor safe keejang, he carried in hus | Weil, gentlemen, as there was no remedy, out No- tary mounted thie raw-boned seed, and art torth upon hes homeward journey, Theamght wee cold end gusty, and the wind set mph in bie teeth. Overhead the leaden clouds were beatmg ty and fra, and through them the newly.risen moon teeny d to be tossing an’ drfiing along fike a cock-hant in the surf; now ewal up mm a hage blow @f cleud, and now litte upon ifs bosem, and dashed wih sitvery pray. trees by the road ade groated with a sound of ew omen, and before him fay Gree mortal aules, beer with a thowsand imaginary peril, Obedient to th whp and aput, the steed leeped forward by fits ee arta, now dashing away in @ tremendous gallop, am now retaxing into a long beard trot; while the nde Aled weh ev mprome of dieeeer and dire nie ot death, w him on,as if he were ing befor, the peetilence, Tn this way, bv dint of whistling and shouting, anr beating nglt and lef, one mile of the taral three wa safely passed. ‘The appreheions of the Notary ha a far msbeded that he even puffered the poor horses walk up-hill; but these apuiehensonse were sudden! revived again with tenfold vielence by @ sharp pain u the nght mde, which eremed to pieree him bhe a needk “Tis npon me at last!" groaned the fear-cincken man. “Heaven be mere.tulte me, the greatest of an ners! Aud must I die ia a duch after all? He! ge: up— et up” Aud away went horee and rider at full epeed—hurty ecurvy—up hill aed down—panting and blowing lke all possemed. At every leap, the pain in the rulor's side seemed 1o merease. At fret it waea litle pom like the prick of a needie—then it spread to the are av a hattrane piece—then covered @ place as large as the palm of your hand. Tt gamed upon him faa. The pour man greaned aloud in agony ; faster aid taser aped the horse over the trosen ground—farther and farther spread the pain ever his ede. To complete the diemal pre the sterm commenced, —enow aungied with ram. But enow, and rein, and cold were naught to hay tor thoagh bis arme legs were tro. ten to ierelen, he felt it not; the fetal symptom wee upon hun; he wae duomed to die—not of cold, but o: scuriet fever! At lenath, he knew not how, more dead than alive he reached the gate of the euy., A band of dl-bred dogs, thas were serenading ®t @ corer of the street, seemng (F® Notary dash by, joined in the hue and ery, and ran barking and yelpag at hw heel, li was now late at mht, and only here and there a soluary lamp twinkled from an upper story, Bur on went the No. tary, down thes street and wp thet, nll at last he 4 ed his own door, ‘There was a baht in bis wile's chantber. The good women came to the window, alarmed at such a knocking, and howling, and clat. tering at her door eo late at night; and the Notary was too deeply absorbed ia bie own surrows to ob. aerve that the eenp east the shadow of two heads on the wiaidow-curtam, “Let me in! let me in! Quick! quick !" he ex- clanned, almost breathless from terror and taugue. “Who are you, that come to deturb a lone woman at this hour of the night cried a sharp yowe trom above. “Begone about your busmess, and let quiet people sleep.” “Oh, dhable, diable! Come down and let me in! I am your husband, Doa you know my voce? Quick, I bemeech you; for 1 am dyna here in the etreet!" After a tew mome nts ef and atew more words of parley, the door end the Notary stalked into hie domicile pale and gerard w aepect, and as att and siraghtas a ghost, Caed from Need to heel m an armoor of ioe, an the glare of the lamp fe!l upon him he looked hhe a knght-errant mared in steel. But in one place hie armour was broken, On hie rght mde was a circular ae as large ae the crown of your hat, and aout ae k : “My dear wife!" he exclouned, with more tender. news than he had exhibited for many years, “ reach me a chair, My hours are numbered. 1 am a dead man!" Alarmed at these exclamations, his wile stripped off hie overcoat. Bomething fell trom beneath hy and was dashed to prrees on the bearth, Lt wasthe Nota ry’s mpe! He placed hee hand upon hw mde, aud, lo! it was bere to the shin! waistcvat, and hnen were burnt through and through, and there was a blister on his mde as large over as your head! The mystery was soon explained, symptom and all. The Notary had pot he pipe into bie pocket without knocking out the ashes! And eo my story evds, “Le thar all?” asked the radical, when the storytel- ler had thumbed, © That is all.” . “ Well, what does your story go to prove ?—What bearing has it on the great imierests of mau 7" “That w more than | oan tell. All 1 know is that ” the story is true, © And did he die?" gard the nice litle man in gos So he died atierward,” replied the storyteller, pocket. . = Thus the unhappy Notary ran gradually down at | the heel. What with tue bed habs and hw domestic grievances, he became conyletely hipped. He unag wed he was going to die; and suffered in quick suc cession all the diseases that ever beset mortal man. | Every shooting pan was an alarming symptom—eve- | Ty uneasy fecling alter dinner @ sure prognosne of | some mortal disease. bo vain did his trends end a. | vour to reason, and then to laugh him ovtot hw} strange whims; for when did ever jest of reasen cure | awick imagination? His only answer was, “ Do let | me alone; I know better than you what aile me.” Well, gentlemen, things were in this state, when one afternoon in December, as he sat moping mw his | office, wrapped in an overcoat, with a cap on his head } and his feet thrust into @ pair of turred shippers, a ca. | | brolet stopped at the door, and a oud knocking wth. out roused him tram bis gloomy revene. It was a | message from hia trend the wine-dealer, who bad been | | suddenly attacked the mght before with a violent te. | ver, and growing worse and worse, had now sent im the greatest haste for the Notary to draw up his inst} will and testament. ‘The case was urgent, and admit. | ed nether excuse nor delay; and the Notary, tying a handkercluef round his face, and buttoning up to the | chin jumped into the cabnolet, and suflered hinelt, | though vot with out some dismal presentiments and miagivings of beart, to be driven to the wine-dealer’s When he arrived, he found every thing in the great est coutumon. On entenng the house, he ran ayauiet | the apothecary, who was com - | down stairs, with a | lace as long as your arm, and a pharmaceutical jostru. | | ment somewhat longer; and a tew steps farther he | met the housekeeper—tor the wine-dealer was an old : | bachelur—-running up and down, and wringing ber | hands, fur fear that the good man should die without making his will, He soon reached the chamber of his mck friend, and found him tossing about wader a huge | pile of bed-clothes, in a paroaysm ot fever, calling | aloud tor a draught of cold water. The Notary shook l hue head; he thought the a fatal symptom; tor ten years back the wine-dealer had been suffering under a | epecies of hydruphotia, which seemed suddenly to haves | bet hive, When the sick man saw who stood by hie bedsude, “Al! my dear trend! have you come at last’ You see itis all over with me. You have arrived ‘on jtume to draw up that—-that pareport of mun Ah, grand dialde ' how hot wis here! Warer— water water! Willi wubody give mea drop ot cold water As the case was an urgent one, the Notary made neo delay mw getting hie papers i readiness; and in a elort tome the last will A drawn up im due torm, the Notary guiding the sick man’s hand as he scrawled his egnature at the botrom estament of the wine «dealer was As the evemng wore away, the wine-dealer grew worse and worse, and at length became delrious, jmngling in hue weeherent ravage the phrases ol the Credo and Paternoster with the slubbolethut the | dram-shop and card-table. * "Take care! take care! There, now—Credo in / pop! ting-a-ling lag! give tne some of that Cent dive! Why, you old pubbean, thy wine we pameoned I know your treks! Sanctum ecclesvam Catholicam weshallese. limbecile! To have a verce I told you se. Tiknew very well-—there-—ihere—dou't Merri pt ine Carne resurrectionem et wlam eter num With these words upon hie hos, the poor wine-dea ule the Notary eat cowenng over betore hun, and now and then striving to keep up he courage by @ glass of cognac. Aiready his tears were on the alert; and the wea of contagwn Biited to and fro through hue mand. Lo order to quiet thene thoughts of evil pport, he hghted hu pipe, aod hegan to pre pare tor returning home. At thet moment the apulhe ea.y turned round to hin ead saud— “ Dreadiul wckly tune, us! ‘The daorder seers to be spreading.” “What disorder?” exclaimed the Notary, with a i three to-day,” cootinued awerng We 4 wo dived yesterday, an y * Bat what disorder wit’ What dwease has carried “What disease? Why, scarlet lever, tu be sure.” * And wm ut contagious /" * Certasaly '” © ‘Then | am a dead man" exclauned the Notary, an a dead wan! Now don't dece:se me—duu't, will you’ W hat—what are the symptoms | “A svary burning pew in the nght mde,” sad the | Bpothecary * Oh, whats fool I wae to come here! Take me} home—tase me home, wed let me de in (he bosom of my taudy ‘”’ | lo vow did the housekeeper and the apothecary | sinve to pacity bun ;— be Was bole thay to be lesen | ed with: he saswered that he knew hw own const | tuthon Letter than they did, @ tid ins on ging bume without deve Uniortunateiy, the vetuele he caine m nad returned te the cvy ; aud the whole negh!iwur hoed was sled end seleep, What waste be dune’ Nothing m the world but to take the apoliecary’s horse, which stood htehed at the Cuvt, peently weit ung hie wmeter’s will | met rather yed by the yon. “And what qathe licerh continued gosling green, follow ng him up. “Whar did he die of 1” winking to the rest of the company ; “ why, he died—ol a sudden |" For the Saturday Evening Post. Tea White Kose. Where ia the modest blush ? sweet rose, Which 1s 80 wont thee to adorn ; The lovely ermmaon tint that glows Upon thy choeke Like sriliag morn? Hlaet thou exchanged it tor this shade? "This paler robe of spotless white "Tis true that thou art fairer made, But much less lovely in iny sight, Whute us the emblem, iim true, Ol innecence aud purity— Bur lovelinens, dear rose, in you, Consists ut blusiung modesty. The och vernuthon tnted hue, Iu whieh thou usually dost bloom, 1 would net change for white or blue, On any shade thou couklst assume, Then lay aside this mantle bright; Resume again thy wonted blush,— Put off the leas attractive white, for the more lovely, modest Mush, aurtan, eee nae ae eae mem For the Matarday Evening Post THE NIGHTMARE, "Tis eve—the lucid waves are leaping, The stare like angel's cyes are peepug, Komance m roammg in the bowers, And tancy on her throne of flowers, Is listening to the miver shell, OW echo un the distant ceil. The moon hed bung ber edver crescent in the wee tern halle of heaven, and her rays were sleejang on the surtace of the waters bke stiles upon the tace of in fancy. ‘he Lady Julian bad seated herself in her sur mer house at the foot of the thower garden, silence was around her, and the roplng waves broke and murmured on the sandy shore at her leet. She was leaning carelessly over her gortarand touching the atroyes to a plantive aur, wheh wae a lavourie to “ other care than her own, Over her white and grace ful neck tell the neh proftuman of her glowsy barr, while her classe brow and pitelleetual eye, were o« cussonatty turned towards the moon, “Truly hes mu sic been called the teod of love, and the Lady Jula was todulong um atevene of pure though voluptuous pars With reapeet to the character of the Lady Julia, it = unnecesea:y ta inform the reader any further than that she wee aa hewess, whose father Lad lett @ haod some tortuneere she was grown She wes now nie teen, handeome, with mneny secomplahmeuts, and a — mud, vere ous sod potted hearte bad bowed down heture ber end wortnooed her charms, anrong whom waa leranville Shane. a heatepant wi the Dated States Navy, asche power Of lascmation uneapeatied ler, 8 poet and a gentleman, Foremost anung tne rivals was the young Charies Clelland, posersang @ forsune, a ingh though sametiees @ tale sense ot honour and a gant that could bear ne wedgacy of mvalertune Komanie te the last degree, he had nhardt eartuoon the Lady Ju va, and wasdetormuned tor jneneren her, at the ren of toe own lle, oF the ea 1 hee of thore whe opposed ben. They bat grown up together ard had been attached to each other uke a brother and water lor many yrs “Whot seond wether wiheepered the Laty Julia, as whe drovqed the guitar up e gteen bans at her aide “Lie moon mm aloaeent swe, and methioke | hear the sound of oars in the imtance” Bhie rned te retrace ber scp to her parlour, when from anon the shrubhery w h Lined the shore on one ele, aud the beat moment @ young than, partly im disvu.se, stepped on eheore “say body -" ™ { en Thies whoecan evel cece@aame ne ve pee A ool art continues to ben She bad reached the suade of 80 umbrageous tree bot ae lew yardetront when he sprang tor ward, *iaed her baud sud sunk upon bw buee belore by “Charles Clelland,” cred the noble nunded geri, bending Ler dark eyes upou lin, “leave me tine inerant ore stronger ere (han te aha pummel your presumyp ” “What meas you Jila?” asked the wiletuated artomahment can suey te @ dishonourebie t a Oo te eover it, = nut wor hy of the conludence of @ lacy et apy Lime, muck lene at roch an hour ee . *~ bor heeven'seake discluse the charge,” eaclauned Charles, wath wouder and & srtienent deprcied upet bee comntenance, “end ser he tu longel ) Buepenee Torture end death are preleratie to the pangs of wn pled turpitude, to why my heed, ne lese than my | heart @ @ stranger.” “(Counterteted muncocence w but @ poor shield in ‘ h. Leave me,” eau Ue the presence of wom dignied gul, waving ber © e hand, glitenng with jewels, “ nor louger darken yu I ettete aod your cha racic; by @ Vain Bliemytto cuve your conduc by equi by the purvty vl yorudler moon, l eweer Il wil not leave you,” exclanmed (ue desperate youth sueel ing belore ber, “ ull Lb koow the charge whieh doouwe gredatiou sini Lieete ine heyos whet I heave cherished as the charm of my exetence, Nay, f wil not leave you, though the annunciation hhe a leapmng belt of heaven's lightrng abould dachk me to the dust, the blghved, and the blasted otyect of pour eternal scom. Heaven te witnes that | am innocent, end if 1 wewet fall, let me perch in the presence of her whose image va the idol my aonl and whose drayteaeure mat sound the knell of deapait aud death.” Juha coldly tarned her dark eyes from him, end trembled with contendng emotone ae he pre , “Juba, Julia you have been the dream of my exiet. ence-—~it 9 van, PE cannot hee without you. In you are bownd up the hopes aad happmese of hfe, they have all been embarked upon the sunny sea of love, and should storm now wreek them, 1 am undone tor. ever, On your hpa dwetle the flat of my fare "Te yours to give me bhee or doom me to an untimely and sajared innocence, shall make a vetin of the vil. lan who meanty dares ta mee pes my ria, and tr Hmph in my fl Ob Jobe, torn not away the hgat of | those even, which has so long been the sunshme of ; my soul, and frown not open one whore world 1 your i prenence, and whose lite ia devoted to your happ. "a ° The gaze of Charles was fixed upon the simki moon as she went down on the alent workkh “Te | erw! he, “is the ater of hope and happiness, em\ing | to the verge of my own heart's homaen, ready to diaap. j pear aod leave my mind to mlence, to darkness and pair, ‘Thue the ster which arose on the green perspective of blisa shout to set forever on the wide waste of benghted memory.” He turned to @aae upon the ange! fee and term of Juha, but she wae gone even hhe the brithent hopre ot other years, ahe had atlently fled from his presence, aid leit hun on @ state of suapense avd perplenity hike inferior to deaperation, The Inet ghienpee of the di-k darkness rested upon the green groves and shrubbery of the garden, were] to the loves aud dishhes of the tarcinating Tie Thus, thought he, was Adam oo bong ancred to hie happnese. ‘Thus, too, had been memory. ‘The ghmmering of a temp berning in the window ef her chamber arrested hie gmae, though dinty seen through the intervening fohege, he taint ray of hope amid the dark shadows of life, He was reflecting upon the variable and eccentric nature whi nolis capinnt Wltre.” [knew the natare of wo men. When you request, they refuse; when you for bid the etodetl, Tw ) boy af the manson which held the faseinat. a javt scream, and demanded in a tremulwus t trumon, shall be visited with the penalty i merita” come to de iw her pres to love you, take thie metro heart that beate only for you ell d dagger gittenng im her gare slender form trembhag violently with emotion, cooly oy fiheda rg batred, and yet I would live to take vengear heart that ——— fatal consequence may bo fow ’ to disclose the treac s sacritice me to hw own agrandiaement, lancholy eves, “the story om true, the tacts are * Death and damnation!” my ron * Act not reshly, Charles, and when we meet again, | disectome to you all that has been alluded to this “i yoo promise that you will take venge ' ance ouly for that partot the story 3 to he false, thar you will pardow all that w ape “TD promae,” hastily returned Charles taking hue har, “and oh, Juba, you fomsmke re Pan undone, Dam F wil | we pre | | undone lorever, ruled, rused eternally “Jule ‘ threw herself upon the sels in a etate of mund border ng ondistraction. Starting up ehe exchuuned * On love what a etete of agony art thou, how per Wexuyg tothe sul! What a conten imine! Ht B dim lose to Charles the story of los villainy, and cant } hun off, be will perhaps plunge a dagger to tow heart j and veomome woth bee blood; audial f. cniteme tee lie | | lente fon to the field and one or that the brave Gerauville ony citermant be will chal what a wietched fete mines OM whither whall fF fly The neat moment € harles Clelland sprung woth up lio escape t. Would that § were the child of obec litted aria at Cormnville, a eevtlle wud, they hurried ln to the atreet doar, and the wnbappy Julia tanated iy the ' i | ‘Phrongl the greater part of the nyht Juha wrung arma of Lonmse Land An hour paseed and Joha was her bacds end wathed the fluor, ‘The neat day came | fecatied to @ conser ueneme of het tome ry Acry wee lend passed, andinthe evening the moon hung ber heardin the street, nid the sound of footsteps hurrying [ver bow again inthe western hall of heaven. Age to and tro, broke mourotully onthe ear ot Juba. She at the foot of the garden benenth the reading | bad never tasted sorrow betore and u came now hea | branches of a tree atthe manger ol water aut J vily open her “Phe «treet door eudde oly was opened, moni On the vicuesitudes of lite s porple siies vad the fatal troth Mashed on the cad of Sulva, thar ye and te cares. The moacnte were van uinne. feraoville had tailen by the band of Clelland. the iF s onthe weters, and ow the distance several plea dead bunty, “with coat dishoneued, and debernned with A nee Meclaiiaid anal lovely aud the gay, were ma sore,” wae buree by a mutaber ol men into the par » wight ithe the y au R ‘ aad er the eneaih eurface, g y tercmbitng to the 1, ord lad out oo a large tabl The Lady Julia : atuearthe corm aud gazed eteadtastly Qpon it as 5 like then sa he uw rl milly “dd thecorsahe etic brad evdedornty be mea hee Nuwb Wah lw " th ew ' led y sotterable agony ce el on ber countenance end j os band terest of fuhe uw ai sul sluakhog a yhoot Drealinng @ mgt, ote mill ' ‘ eal tw ff i) mere lover the sutlace of te jon ote div gaze all taal Jtrom . | ell the corm 4 st we have heea hers ll. She arose, ad et and seated herwelt by rT eorpjee, She placed her hand upon hee breiast, arid to her potcoripmbpernenst thre lee wl vv ceaantialwa se ,” a nee bebood her, “and how pleasaut 1 eavia vy - . » amdh i 4 wovered the lace. ® ve head turned on one made, the hen we y aceon wl b mer we lowe tpt ae — y ‘ei 09 j eyes opened and he aon heer, with & bernie eX prem j started tre reverie, teemed un the direc tian a re Land saw Ciranville Sharpe arch itnge tewbeatd | dt maul ‘ aud hed. Juiat ’ beer, tie yew tamed upeom the bawely Geni, ard (lee me ies rr 7 sua they Apepetcrs a a , » wainde sl attempted to se teas bor he bot the weak *OD) Ceranwille, you have | roken mote HY Ee y - owe ot boar cate over ber, and the wonle ded away 1 ‘ ‘ . ue s ' ; ‘ “ ‘ sare yu a, be Aas % + ” . oh het three s rohed agam one Chaat hemterr tend } biaghe anil reortitend o oy Sens CO taoe, and meee to hee her «© blew t it ryed in sone cluya Charles Clelland. She attempted to mer end Ay but es 1 ouin ad = ~ © eit oe ber lire refumed to sagpeort beer, arid whe eurk tae ke ee pat eo} a peed “ rhe heusted in her eau The blood eas gurgling trom writ ip wned viele . . oyres ’ ote et we i i he breee . ie ’ aa ster , t ot haw adstry ; os he arine eal coh apes. the eure thet ina latter ‘ ‘ we » gb ° ‘A 1 we eeoines of dew bd evel @ Counlenance ee er emece youl ia ' vatles = Eg tied pause aod parn, ee had urve ee i« avd |have bern aw wine he ew achoogt ato champ he | ah ay ® aud er the - ' ° ’ with t ! en eyetalle Pbie wild laugi aww He fallen ta ayo ber ears aod ashe leaned torwarts “ yo ' B tear eome tate ? e eimbrece, te tell head-tereuiost tooo the ta | Julie og tot 0, fhe erom mad enc ml j ‘ lear not, - it In , i . - a ue ve eataer » tne an vou wy at wi y slial 4 he acted adag y & Wilhews ‘ es i ‘ ' ‘ - ' ’ . ‘ ‘ thre haog baile oy fal 1 und she evren ia -~adt | be athed her to j t ( harkes Clee y foo . ered (ire . » th ;* vest, woud weve rhea i fi Py j 1 wher once dila oe veates e Julia, whatarey chub Yuu alec laud wos an a bemutiol gor ps pet ‘ | i very made! ol beaty fara ad a dreadtul dres wel Jul, how base to meanly take the advan! aye t ar esjere 1 the mg ] t the finest ” grit hed uy ssihe g . - I hh, and the prove ! Ww Cormuvile bad unvaried Jule thea: day, and e lad } the ty ol a willa ctmles! a pee heen eorme uble curse es, that Gerans be and ()heree tor her, and uflered her aw ‘ Pi the dela bee ie comiy ol ce é ! f her eujymamed ¢ leoule the eli he lady. “I? oneness what t we seidor “ “ one Tumours vecamoned on the m t Jove, was hea * cs he ‘ oe ! ' the Cause of her atiack of (he om ane ! the ation Mibntokb BARD 4 1 hea ’ a4 ratterwarde —_——————- . Vile while a A her check | j Nay. there athe s ¢ of villain 1 ve | Lirk. | ] ase oh | jb t deep distren- " wile co's : : | warld to bea or ctarve, Of wover. onis ont The leaf thar fille Autumn's hour, the +) thee ere 4 be he vet, w “« The “ ~n the stem, an town | Pin vectum eluage to ny mient power, line destrover wuha touder affleeuon. It were we } an ue, ard Aige vet us and thew ta elomale world knew thin,” Yeut ‘ mers tale li were weil," 16 ei Jd », wil a deep t “ ue of leaves cestore a were Wwe } Ng Auld sucmmer wil new flowers create moiee pour’ barter ‘ wgl deeyty Jule,” wadl Cirany lo y As berght as (home which & i betore we vole tthe 0 woe Hat when bie's morning dreane depart, A generous Question, truly,” retorted J Nod aie ! asrcrant f . } eek « indy.” Ode! what etal cheer the ely heart, ! Lkuow,” returned Grenville, **haty wk . Or soften surrow's bitterness ; } take the part of cure, © ve a . eure will ito avul (ame «il Daun, t ‘ h but ua wan, Tie vengeance of offered ¥ own coud te i # various changes 5 wave falls upon the head of the vu Phere ys im lite but one start spring, wecty we the lot of b bias bern Ani u ean oe'et felura eye perone were pt | eat Charles Clelland endeavouring to rémove tho staun tom, Leannot, TE will not meee pour eternal dis. | which had been thrown upon his charac’ er by the cop. Pleasure, bat ere TI fall the vergeance of weualhed | duct alluded to. He was ako wows out bie soul ia ’ | given to Granville, of the moon had disappeared below the horaen, and wretched 1a the Balen of hie former bila, in the sceges made wretched by the capnce of a vy woman whoa chaie he lowed 0 wear, and whos bondage he could not break. Iavoluntarily his ve - the fairy and famewat form of her whom eo long loved, but + sy of tis heart's tdetatry had disappeared and left him to the soltary mumnge of ot woman and the precept of ‘Terence crossed hie mind, “Novi ingenium mulierwm ; nelunt whi eclis, ing Julia stood open, the stairway wos hefore the eves af ine bewiddered lover, and seemed to welcome him, He hemtated not a moment, but sottly ascended the weeding starcase. he lootsteps were unheard, he euviered (he upper parlour unseen and beheld the charm. me gulin a loose white robe, lying en a voluptuous ottoman, A book hed tallen trom her hand on the carpet and she wae weeping; she was indulging im he luxury of grief. For a moment he stood tihe a statue gaming upon the outhnes of her ex quite form, and the next moment rushed torward, and tell at her leet. Jule aroueed by the sulden bees wage Ty eal, auihoritanve tone, the purport of hie anseasonable in. * Ry what nght, Sir, or by what precedent do you thus presume te intrude upon the privacy ofa lady? Leave the room ietantly, or the breach of decorum “ Nay, gentle Juha, bear me but a moment ae Lheve but atew yinetes to hve, Dearth ve the last refuge of the wretched, and seoner than be discarded by ber whom [have eo long and se devotedly loved, T have e. Oh, Jule, ft wa enme and plunge it to the and he held a jew. “What mean you |” asked the relenting girl, her “Dine an ell to hve sn your eaules or die at your leet,” . “Db eannot endure pour on the villans who has tasely ssughtto transfer your affection by smking @f innocent man wn you eateem, avy i a mean pasmon, the very eoul of selfishness; it would ast with a blot the brightest character fora single sive and drag down trons heaven the moet brillant wtellect, ft could be euflered to tise upon the punowe thos polluted, Oh that thes arm could reach the coward “Ah Charles,” exclaimed the gentle Jule, with a vermave look, “let the matter pars for the preaent.— Waid that T had never mentioned ut, aa T lear some *Nay, thou faur angel ot my seul, honour binds thee Rory ot hum who would basely “ Alas!” exclaimed Juha, casting open him her me. voclerated the rash young man, doawing bon hos bosons the dagger, “om T to be the victim of a set of systematic villas, thirsting lor Joke eprang forward, serzed the dagger with her own ta ‘Teal and buried ot beneath the pillow of her sola. Charles ae an act of howmye bowed before her Taha's eyes were fixed upon the bright orb of the were easen, eat ene heard not the words thet fell from the lips of the gihed Grenville, She wae me revene of tove, frewah with dark tances tear ef ernm undefinad phe. that she dreaded to contemplate. hen she recollected herself and turn. od to apeak to ¢ he wae gone. i we some munihe ater paar _ t v Julia wae suting one lo evening at trove ot the pertour, gusing, at the the streets, her 2 lowe, avd pass oostely mung for hand in marriage, tor he knew not thar her heart and hand were « y “ You canno', you will not,” mid he, * believe a tale #0 atrocroya, intended to mnk me m your esteem, by a man who woul rise upon my rai, and glory in blow that haces me.” “ Ney, Charles, Granville will not fe, he merely re- peate what others declare to be true." “Thea T wil bring the veetim,” waciferated Charlee, “from the nea village, and yeu shalt hear from her own hips, the declaration that } au an ingur. ed and an innecent man.” Searcely had the words died upon hie ere a te. male, destreased and in sears appearcd, at the w tecognined immedietely. im te fee the of Charles Cleland. Ina tone of sorrow she charity, aud related the tale of Charles's willesny. Unesen by her, Charles wes writhing in aguay, and he threw a piece of money from the window in the hape that she would tekhe u end Begone, but she contin. ued * Lady, T was once like you, virtuous and happy in my father's house, but be weat down to the gre ve, and dyina bequeathed me to the care of Charles, whe ia time professed to love me, but ales! it wee to betray. Bart the affection T Lear him will not suffer me to up. ur “No more, for heaven's sake, no more,” mared Charles “This ia the work of him who seeks to blnet me, and in the face of heaven bewear, | will have vengeance, Though he fly te the ends of the earth, I will reve hira—thia hand shall reek with hws heart's Ieee With @ countenance elathed in horrific passion, Charles forward, eovaed hie hat, and darted out of the room. Pale with terror, Juha sank back in her chaw and shaddered at the dea af cons whioh tmght ensee and in which she would peated. ‘The dreadiul peste I ma chal tone, by the enraged ¢ eull rong m her ears. "Jeoated the tutare, tor she knew full well the epirit of resentinent, whieh actuated Charles, and ahe wan convinced that i he should call Granville to the fheld, hie honour as an officer of the Navy would tor. tad bee w meet him. ‘Tears guehed from her dark eyes, and she wept long and bierly, “Bot cannot 7 vmt upon Granville,” sad she manne, “to retuse the ubal enge? Vet that will not do for could D love one who 1s ohgma'iard as a coward and become the seern end oye ol every vy bellow ? Sul! methoke f could bear the frowns of an unlechng world for his sake, for should he tall | em undone, ruined, loat forever, Vet in rotumng he nught be as sarewated in co'd Mood, and oh —— At this moment the door opened, and Mise Louisa Lander, whe was to be bride.meanl at the marriage, entered, and Juha reheved her (hrobleng heart by com. trumeatig te her the fears she entertaned. “Om fear not,” cred the thanghtless and fearless Lowa, “there ie nothing he a newwe in love, Tt would flatver my vanny commas te ly to be fought for by two noble young fellows, and f eawkd freely bestow heart and hand on the couquerer, for hu bravery & devotion, He would nebly deserve the smiles of hie lady love, who would risk bis life to make himeelf mas ter of her person. Cheer up and teagan for 1 will be Granville’s second, a: d see that he os tauly dealt with.” In the conterence concerning the dreas which wee to he worn at the weddug, Juhe nearly forget tore while the fancies she had conjured up. Dey after day passed away, and the terrors of the charming Juha in. creased as ever and anen, vague rumours reached herears, of the threats of Charles Cle!land. ‘The busy nurse recalled to her mind the prophecy of an old for tuneteller, who in early hte hed foretold that she should marty before she arrived at the age of twenty, that she should have more suitors thaw ane, end thet mavellous things should take place ebow the time of her wed ding. Lat not the reader be astonwehed that she could not shake off thie superstition, for if education, and the light of region, could banish from the mod the dark euperstitions imlybed in early lie, Dr. Johnson and the Rev. Mr. Wesley, woukd never lave beloved m the exmtence uf ghosts and goblins, The long expect dday of marriage at length arrived, and there wae @ great bustle in the town, as well as in the dowmeie ot the fauw Juha. bh was rumoured that Charles Cleltand had sent a challenge to Granville Sharpe, and that they were (o meet and settle the affair The Lady Julia, eat all day in her room indulging ine dream ot alternate hope and despa. From the wim. dow, she could see groups of persons burryug along the streets or standing at the comers, appareatly en goged in earnest conversation, She « vealed tear the gentlemen say as they passed under the winduw— "ht yee bed chance tur Giranvs be, tor Charles me hoown to be a dead shot, he can hu en meh speck nineteen out ot twenty.” Juba groaned aloud and cold drops of sweat stood upon her forehead. ft was now within two hours of eh oy —— n ou ot ard hus retiniag looteiops on the stare and oth ovay tall ry the epoomted time for the mariage ceremeny aml she unagined that he mut now be on the held of death, stamdiag betore hee antagonist A troubling serted ber lhimbe, winke faucy war buy ve her bran, | aid whe had worked beret ap te the Ine point of agony when the door opened and the gay Cr anviile ex tered to conduct her to the scene of ceremony ‘The guests were all assembled. the parson entered, and the euutliag pan were eandig ‘and iy hand be ture hum. Not halt the ceremony bad passed, when a loud knock wae heard at the st eet door tt wae hastily opened, and Cheliand. wild, haggard and bhocsdly, tushed m waving ii one hand @ teckhing dagger, and tn the other @ pret “Villain,” cnet be na thundering voce,” meet me Tihs inatant or die the death of a cow ard.” Whele No. 735. ‘The prisoners w ed “nat guilty.” line of the case, « government tw put tne le of convrichen, aa it weet epee that broken up. The first witness called look ed the teble, and did the favour of the Iligh inted, the boa Kotte, the Crowe Boles tunity of rf manner. @ad to Mr, amined uw to Tet he SE on one we ; PRAHNNALON Bee you remeuiber the fifteenth of lest arch W uness.— Feuh | do, air, to my sorrow, Couneel —Was your house attacked on and robbed of fire-arme! W itocee— bt wea plaume your honour ; agin my will, tor Lam a peaceable man, as ship on the bench knows, God blese hum, aad ‘us good landlord he i te me end mune, aay how. Counsel. Look at the preoners in the dock, end tell the court which of them you can as hav. ing been present when your house was att lere the witness hesitated a le tune, every way but the nght way, oll at h, otter he had been cepentadiy Geelend by the counsel to exam. ime the presen im the dock, he cast _—- glance over ther trees, and then seal, in a eubletued tone “Leoan't aware to them mm positively, sr, lor I might be onetaken, may lord,” (eppeehng io the judge.) “aod it's @ sefious dues to eware wey so many lives.” Counsel.—Can't denufy them'—leok agem end beware of perjury, reculleet you are on your oath, aud im the presence of your maker. You have al ready sworn against them i your exsminahen, amd ary bourmd to tell the trath look at them gem, er, Witnew aber much hestation, aod another gence tthe priaevoen—“Ohaly intorued, mar by others, that they were there, bul was ao thistered myself that same aght, aod beng an ould man to toot, | couldnt take upon myself to eware out of face, that 1 «=w them with my own eves" Here there was a murmur ot epplause throughout the dense crowd below the ber, and the trends of the priesners ealled down blewengs on the head of the witness, whom two hours betere, they would have mvrdered vn thes rage agarnet the “utoemer.” Sergeant Giowld ustanty sew through the whole aflasr, and im a moment deeted upon the proper ree to be pursued le wes aware that i! eo giar- fa case ot perjury wee suflered to pess unpunished, wo porsdality of obtaning suleequent val s the epeciel commiumsrons woukd do the ends of pustioe be deteored. wedrately turned to the High She. will please have those praoners jocks, aod place ‘hie witeess where te he wild recover from he as 1+ soll standing at be ber se @ leretruck, and im grea’ con. ue | porteet your own tn. mul y rot, and has hved on ul boy, the Ofty years and mere, kd wite aud chider at home! el day tor thom and me” epled with much d.gnity ©} make no distincvan be- and hers; you shall have » merey at my hands Proceed, then sad to the Crewn Sohettor draw up an uxhetoent agemmet the perry, aml ‘ake it up af Once who are # » heu chamber—the a : rt the toll of uxhetment wae we grand jury, aod returned by A petty jury wae imeediately ninevced Serean tioold eseribed the crime of penury der in cases bhe the pre. t were sutlered to go unpun % 1 mauht as well be closed, and the ven up eatirely wale (he possession of stelore the magwtrates and alee which the poeoner had pos. he tnal, were then proved, ty the prisoners that day ia wa geoteman present. the jury, who returned @ ver. ting the bos." judge, ces, pronounced transporte. 7 «sen yoars, aud the unfort- y cent off to Cork, under a hy escort, to be put on boardka conviet ship just | | ready tor sea Thus, woh the short apace of two » we witnesaed the PFrpetraton of a crine—the aod saw the puomhmeat entoreed ! hi lucky promcors were of course diecha thank (her trends tor the eucceastul w |] private negocmiione with the witness the unal, but (hae ect of summary justice ethect here were no more cases of perjery dus g (hat “special commemeon,” On the Geedness of the Holy Saviour. Oven i the naudet ot our greatest (nals and effhe tons, un the deepest distress, whee appereatly bereit ot Hope, our Lord perants a ray of eun-shine to ; through the black clouds of advermty to cheer droomug heart of the suflerer, Vamly de we comfort from the world,—- Alas! their momentary, and thes trom the object view. No where shall we find ad or aoun the promises of our Divine Redeemer; seek hum s you will find the govdaess aad benevolence wd ulgent pera.

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perth emsn, ‘ “lore hem niue nature vhuleetine fe | ihe the test fom the month of some furnace intcnsr; tor ene, om with the pet “Malus m | Where oyster | be se | Aad cows” even brower im t WV here the hue of the cheek, from the sellow Mester, ; the | To the yellow Muletio, “though vered « be,” "be teewty mey ve with the tnt eweetly tonn'd | A © Venue fram (hive just newly | Where the cuneate w bot, ead the maghts mey be cool, | Phat the fewere ere rile, and the churelyarde are bull;

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| As the heorte af the lew | Where colony atwurnta, tabing madene Qued:von ; th m water ord wine, wu of * Rum,’ devine,” yeu ere the chuicest of trust, a ” Aud the vee of the * gramhoppe” never ie mute ; W here the bord crab in inghest perfection w seen, thee om | Arad the tet of the turtle m ~ brghtert of gern; Where the metrun, too of manulactired trom goats, day i wcrenatd down our throats; who « they may drink sangaree, end'd, ae @t hase he'd dank tea; character, te whe he may, | Cian ever cat beer than two teeektoats day; “Deeror Mac Linde” trom the Mdfod Gerd, « te | And no man of cournge but laughs at the thought 11 bie stomech pre enneng to cavd at eught ; The Menmc Giri” « medmaetde—the parity © Where « comp de sole! 0 true cow, | And the tee ¢ ell’ yollow’s @ knocker of brace “The Fasey on Phideothropy.” by Riga, @ 6¢- | 430 the doo: af ihe tomb, when one entete to-day; | Aad ta morrow, but gutter | Where the freedom of tre Love | Aral the dear none «1 Cran

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we thing drei's gone by, wwe recatte but a mgh ; nehed, and every man whine * Mehl once “uek he magger” from morning ull i "we artivte bey Nemo we decline ‘There ere come goad lines wm the ertecle on end Prete, emt we by Altersta, bet there ace eleo 8) Where Laterty fh werntas of very ewhewed peewsgen A carts tov fon, by the author, @ ind apenas ly neerem: The ertwte mgned “An bovalxl, eponed.ity of @ mare @ ith whech we ere scyueuted LITERARY WOTIOCES. i i ¢ i ] i

i i * requires the we | hut new where the Newunstle doctrine’s unknown, ae he hes wah hie own 5° ch, and Macauley the manner, j | Ard no man con * de : f

5 i he Bushers are dd most f s. | And the Whigs by the planters are mied as stoutly ; he | Whese a paper the sanpest encouragement claune, work, sewed end enlarged, bar just beee publiohed Winch calle ue opponent the whest of names by Mesere, Marshall A Cu. af thie exty hee been 8 prominent choo! beak in the country bur meny veers, ccd 1 apg are to herp ue place stoaddy, nerwitberend.ng the greet tuanber of eemiar publoe Where th ext ecton of suger @th ¢ learly explem ti ee | Why the tlecks are consdered deacendante of Cony | In a word, where in alll thir Are | fite and by starts © | And wo tavth a0 wn politica, vewet YU sorme | Are com ent if the notions ere notin eatrenee? “Tus the clune of the Wee ' "Tee the region of atrite, and Comir’s Bressime Doon —A new edition of t i have no lenguage eufficwnty ill = 2 f d | Where loyally were one Hut hee not a leg ot departure dor etanding ;

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hone which heave been thrawn from the preas. eek of seh now lecig:d ment with oll teed here thet we have ever comvetad wah wn the sulgeot ber buck resend blacks Meese Whue, Mute hineen | & Drwser, of Hert d, Conn. hee just puldiahed « new edie of Hantingtod’s Modern Geagraphy, edagted to the use of a hevde, academe, end fem hee Ji iw demgned to anewer the two folkd purpase of @ cor pect guade to the euaient, end af @ geagraptical read tng book, end greet care bee been taken to imtreduece The book ornamented "Tie the wiand of palin

| Ofer the gravest dum ueone and simplest details! | “De the home of our hopee tor the Atnoen mee ; *Te the tomb of the ayetem whieh brought us de Aud wild are the words af its mourners, who rave, the levwet dsformetian And would roll back the stone which w placed o'er ite @ith @ member of very pretty cue Hoexrmeron's Bomom. Anise eceompanwe the « * The Manat, ar ae-cow. bows, fertmbong severe! well evlowed and handsome ty erected mepe, end a number of us tul cables The above works ese bor apie at the bookstore of Dreesiver, Thomas & 4

Tae Rarron Roos of Cnangoren von! Rewwing of! tie, lecven of eneedotes and shetches of character, esem hem wth the mom ap pity ung the whuneee! menone of extraordinary vedi duele, the unpeitecuons of cucumstanieal evidence, tnd the tendency of eredul ty and laneicwm ; also re. of voluntary human suffer , ‘The fourth mavber of Gye popular work, te Mr Lewa, hee jest appeared It cooene the tollawing portrane Kaa nunder W eaguinre 0a, ot the Merry Picker, a temous Chyp (ee ien-he mong ga or the Byeckied pond TS day cording sunguiae inetances od tng, God many interesting Goew rences. evletianmng work for those who ere fond of the mar Witnens the follow ung rpecumen THE TTALAAN SLEEP WALKER fo the recently published cheap end elegant edition of Goblemult’s works, formung part of the senes of poblicetone entwled “The Boteh L brary,” we ere | reverted with many freees pot hitherto generally | nown ae the productions of the ingenwus author of Among others, ie the tol lowing bite sketch, descriptive of @ remathable im sance of ealhing msleep Tt hae often been a quesuon in the schools, whether | ptabe a hing by day, aed @ beggar in

thet @ Wrong— you sew Chur tot hes wdeed tallen mw ephghtemed eral jude a! Pugracedy! proceedings ere the o det ot the ~ Eel @itneeme! by ry Bragied Tooth, « Chippewa chet Pout Lega, head chet of the Winnebagore A Win eehage Mquew. wile ot 2 our d age Raaneg of the Latihe Brergeon, « Chippeway chiet— Ne she mung 64,8 Mise clue! end Weeshcul, of the Bweet, a All of theee plavee are hand. The Pou Pothe evdently inerensee in etirection, with each evccessve number @iad to learn that it meets wiih « liberal patronage ne nett + ann ser day, ord @et only perv ped. yet when he finde the re aoted Chyqeme chet ~ youranlt souk! you toe Views in Swreeemane — We have been davond with pert first of @ new work, entailed “Mwrserland, by Wihem Beene, MOD) Momreted me serene of views taken an the aot, by W. 11 Slartent, ay” 2 1 quarte form, end eootame he following enare Mage Cottage peer Thon Zonch, Castle of Myret on Lake Than; Thon, with the Bermeee Alpe; aad Val LY Chetan. Thear engravings ase among the beet we heve ever aren, end the ewe are woly magmicent hewe @ tame tor theee matters will he dehetied wath the work, ett enh tate tad comtemye fom the tritwuele an | very cheeriy the raged advance of the fine arte, and a: #0, tad deiermmae apen thew peu. | on the comuary, they were too um | cours of judo! proceedings The. perousty mede, aul When they weten wuorbed net out the deevred

the happens: man, sence he ve supp hapnere without contammatnon, «hile the monarch in teelity feela the various imconvemences that atrend

& However thu may be, there are surely none more me rable shag those whe enge any degree of eamtort; of want eed povery by dey, while they find @ reper. ten ot thew tmeery a the femour Cyrdlo Pecowne, of whom @ lon, nerther situation wth all the inounvenences Gud they dervee thew i

i the tea eflord them no he temples of Justice chused egeue | ble character, who acted @ very different part by mght } end da they tee! os enewers to thew com | trom whet be professed in the da jive ot Padua, in Tiatly, a@ hth man, seat, whole awake, remarkable lor hes sunpherty, protety, jaety, end candour, but, uatortunartely tor him, hie dreams were of the strongest kind, and seemed to | overturn the whole evetem if

i} the same ume g veee view of some of the best arene 4 & Latiet press di ech pines Bccoupany i tf {waking morality; tor he ht wathed un hue sleep, aod, upou such occa , sod « plunderer ot the | Lf

A genilemen ell shortly wan opon the publi to | every te fmone waee thet, a robbe H f 2h erhent submcryptrone for thw work ———— ‘The ewcond etoon of the on | cellent Amencan powel has pee of the Manete ~~ ti, wheeh | treet mv Heaven «ui eel, they postu cted @ eonre of} alde es they prewed tu tiem, pom! yrtereeta, as flee proved Ugur « al he commons, end to ike on | Pustee—The coune | The firet remarkable eaplow we are told of Cyrille, | | wee at the Uniwersety, where he showed no | juet hare waved trom the | nerks ef learn ng, thor The author sed to be a hughly gifted genemen uf New Vorb | bet ae yer he hee succeeets lly preeerved he racegaite He need no’, rf 4 igh eome of aamaduity & CeTten OOeamon, hie master eet hime very long and ol exercme, whieh Cyrtlo toond ot ampoam Iie, as he supposed, te execute open, @od en certian capeetation of beng chasiand at day, he went to bed quite dejected and un | , bet awehking ao the mormag, to be surpner, he fr . 2 |

1 gtenmble obyeoi wae i | howewe:, bhemiate te evow huneeli, the pubhe woukl | the ne pow there persone connected | be plenard io learn the name eh hed called forth the out age.| nelly « Perey een of pwler tum, one who has so ag. | cass ottbweed to then greuticanon The work wi | hreud bee exercwe » ard, orl more extraordmnery, | ve on of @ ynevler cherecter Tha wntormaton he com ve chew fy lad ws dee idland of Namiucket, an veolated | whe affords bal ecaniy mate bot the author bea newerthe toes, ort of « snost agreweble and de The work hae alread) berm feqpeh lined in London, end the encomwume bestowed upon Ht by the preee cn Que coomty, hewe been loudly remer ied by thet af taglend writen vw he amen hand mumceted to hw master when he whe, teog equally eeonebed with j try ben the near day with @ longer and more ddhioult |} task, and to watch hom at oght when he retired to Accorduagly Cynlle wee meen gow enh greet uneasiness, and soon wae hear . tat the dd not continue long; bor, mm | n bout afer be lay down, be got ap, lighted | avd sat down to study, where he com | hem of the bdlowe too eg (6 Preerre © creer 's Qeelling wes destroyed and te goed onder opyume made vi the eroundia

tease w the outbreak ing ve thaghong toe e Ged the bomen af oid | alee when Jock Cede ant show: | wt the awe 1 hed haped thei our we been pared de tmieinons peb be wwe, ead ne we regrets

The we eulbcre eu ever at tee, began, whe | eo gloomy, sole lous, end deaponding | eequenee of thee torn of thuvking, be reeelved to leave | | the work! ead turn Carthuswn, whic! he arrived at manhood, to | We are u euptest thet the new i om the pen af WG). Bumema Reg, noe un the prose of the Marper, w cotcied “ Tike Porteen The mene i laid, principel wae for the uadivatuel who oontaloe the wage of 0 lide of eoomoeny, 8:4 priwetan to of 6 weelthy end powertul Asso combdance @ euch 80 to gew he « oud be gives to thew charge bes oii ms Meumoleums pieaming to tale of the Revelutran * ly, in the old awn or village of Dorchemer, 8 The marretiwe Gegme wm the year | Mt). emi the Arn | obepier gers @ vival procure of the gleows condinon | Me w ruth the H of Beuth Derehne, jurt before Manon the * Swany i the lowe ff be county bot red cee. he | were Ghd aletemnous lhe he was here seen to met leo to the whole con went, and | he deserved the apprabetion as well of hee tell owe mn | al é f i was mon towed that Cyrille walked by nytt, and, ee we are tok! of the tabled hue sleep all the guxxl sete hor j teemeed theet Gevlaee! eee at pertmeen eapieve, and | when Tarkeen, the Cleverhouse of Bowh Caroline, | Ber reting wo he vege & eure, end conte he eyes upon Une mau Gem where dwells he detract, whe row weelth, treuduteni!) ott aimed, maoke he peeved were wemng about from chamber to chamber, { and talking a line more loosely than became one of mo Ae w agawet the rules of the lreternry to Contine any man by loroe to hve cell, he

Peowasemve Bax avion— The i a work eon the he @)| educetwn of chiddren, commencing with the wtan, | wee permite | by Medeme Newter de Secasure we (renee ven from the Premeh, wuh notes and an | Pructea—Ii the tow v2 too lement, the iiherty ai | Oryemdia, by Mra Willard and Mra Phe ‘Me | werk «6 valuable edduiwn io the many already «1 | the sutgeet al education, and sumamed esti | by the neces of lodvee of bygh reputation, cannot ta! te commend he legion | ki trom the pres of Wm D. Tickers, Boston, | | Gd may be procumd a dhuscuy, of Meme Carey 4 | ’ ve ut calenly, of should be dug the oe woke he pewer ~—thee bee bree dams ws bee od the } thoy h here wae netting very eddyung in hve sleegeng ery '® peece— the qpadet of 0 mamocent omy ej. eee | } UTersetren, yet the Convent were COMtEnL te over. erk eed prety few webtue tree | Heung caretely obeerved on the followung ¢ucomeances occured heveng tallen estore on hie chau m hue cell, he cum. | morewelve bor almat aa hour, one of these aooameons, fepresentatiives w hue, the: they be eeernd ere corre te the prerags!ive of Tame bring round the hour 0! ee of parents aad jeecbera bought be bead heard apohkes ; to show he dd not value utee! towarde the neat person, end made a mee wih he Bagern se d be wanted mull * beng maples, be eoemed @ luthe dumoncerted ; end pulbng ow: he owe boa, ie which there wae po Ber Oreste — Deere @ me necomety to o>) oweecres bend Tie lew reguune so sherions, nor i oteuinntttiin ieectentiteteteieeemmeenent i Tae Prom c's Mpusaiwe, « valveble are monthly | commiuind avengera | PF! doal, conwmeee te be pobdebed by Gere Col. | oad oul pweeydeyed, | mano! Boston. We deve tee lace numbers betore | wr, wheok conten © Bamber Of very pee) engmrnge ered eevee. valuehte memnmbiolew.e 11m we oe kt wery Caretully put up te boa agawm , eed, looking rownd ham with greed summon [hue tok where he kept of heoed lot eomne (ame epawvelie , eewrmng Cause, flew ito a moet ou rageous peameon, mw whieh he spared penber cathe mor eteerstions, ; wheoh eo eaten d ead scamdahernd be browkes ty chat they let lum to eaeorete shone j fhe « had beoe well d poor Cynile wea neo further, et Gri ver bee sieeypung CALA Vag ances Hiv gust mgt be wae perce d goug very bumily up to the al tat, Gud. ma Like leek Deaeerh, te leaemage enh 1c se eapqeeerd thes he w ish weal the place & heh wee weuelly weited there, bet @heh hed eocudenialy boon arnt © Dreppornied a tha he wemed to be ealrenms enraged, bei aot corm le return te | Tews (ees of reer Mawes errs wore tendered | Mer have just mewed the eroond song of the « rh, trom the pow of the eether of ~ Tom Cnagie’s Log,” 6 pebicetce deme vedly opk brated | 4 the modag ve | ture of ihe eucatients there recounted Meany peamges of the Cree beve tam coyeed mio cur medng jour the Dang ueh Magers cid he hgh darree | ef fever eh @heok they have teen seoowod, hae bal ee © unteresiing shewhen, @md ull ee ll uepey a pe ruse! j be oon Peay beens oe a a the gud, Oe wploriunete | Drgememn, 0 the cleeting up of pet the Cy Authornee, | Bram they tow le robo: forme Oegioe ol aamalouy old proncwies, ond will net) nals bom eo I mi, be c apeen one of the , aed Code that he coula cerry eull Mavors’s Teme Moxres ix rae W exe Inpore,— } more, he pul Coe of iee ame over each other, aad thue Combe ously accoutred, he stole off e uh a louk of o ae cell; there hebng bee dh.gvi teery be oeeth hue meatitwea, he lant hewall dewa to com mue Tk. Madden @ well known to the read thw eae Troe who hed eeiched hum during the im terval were weliag to ere he mannet of behaving the just pulbated, we two woluwes, by Meee Carey, Lee & Bleached, @ cortemly ove oi uke best publoetions mg puble os the Gutbor of “Latirmuwe of Genus,” | | * Trewele we the Binet,” ead other works of aaore.— § yr « few We waned che Wer Jadien, in 1823, 00 one of the tu W ecw Cyrille ewaked, be seemed a: e | dee! eutpemed et the hump a the maidle of he pug to enamine the coum, Wee at lmeore ee ou es the qupacy of veeyecets that wer bundied Ue weat ernumg bus toliowe of the convent, uqguied how they come to be placed there; and, tear og the raanmes tape thee, nethung could ¢acead hee pereuce ord cmummion, Phe tant aud grees proyect wee consdend of « wdl more howmous patere. A lady, whe had long been @ lewetecirese iv ibe cveven|, baygenmg to de, wee deowrvus of tang bored mm the ctomer wtoeh abe hed made hor | thei she wee lex!, adore Mageireics, eppouted by the Gower nmment of | aud Gree: Bream. te seme wo the wireducius of prenicodep Gynem emung the slaves and he remake | @e thet eubyem, ~ kuch ore deotungr bed bg ulecelay ond coudowt, wil le read with peouhes avetcs:. The precgal perio! the eork—ellol winch w replete wah esnunement gad metres: m0o—retsue to the ledeed ot Jamaica, of the meaner end cumeus of the w bebnaewe ef which, eed, rlunnic, producusun do. 0 Gveted coco: © geen, The wort oe the fone More, Cherire Mas.

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| Drewned.. m ebundasce were for satety. | man wee tvund flusting im the neer b Ber ch c ee hagers, | Juba 8. Dougherty, Comable, of Southwark, = sow oe Tr onubaanere os ‘oli her finery | heen: trom the city, and his fnende have no doubt that the body = tha: of Mr. D. j trustees of the Becond P shocked : the | The reabytenen Chorch (oremest tm codiomaing the socriege. However, | of Phiisdetypha have been, by @ vote of the Congre.

shortly efter, on to he cell, having cocamon to | 24, hen on the 25th instant, authorised to make poate By water mattress, he there that he Sie of the wry eghetie site of thew church oe mole clpuaenl’ oh echdorenn | entren | Str one Eevee eiotans, evan of Asch even bed ; pine £ | srects, payne =) request of tho trstagetey, be wor comes | A remy ciatle citizen who recently pot alg by rah of confining hs i Tae deter arr huntived imum ot work on the rai-road which ' od 4 eeven hu: - wed Irom donveg mavacbre ( yriie ted the roomier of | to connect those two places, and that it will probebly hue lhe et ety end pesce. | all be greded before the end of the present year, except ae the port at which a tunnel mum be constructed. The EXCITEMENT AT LANCASTER. | rond will probably be hrumbed d the next year, It eorme thet our neghbours of Lancaster, nut to | end we ere assured, will be a delgcht one to travel. be out of the fashion, have been getung upan agreeetie | ‘The huniers of Lony Island have taken the leopard eRe lement bonny | themmrives. According to the | or uger, winch recently broke loose from the menage- we Journal, a the deaenpion wae recently put mto cireuletion —A neh farmer ot Manon township, re. He received thirty balls before he gave up. It we end thet the number of incendary pamph'ets Hing en improper inomecy between he deumbter | received i the Charleston Post office, emounted to a hired bey, chamed the letier to a tree, and fog. hum eeverely that he died oud wae weicily | + ed. story was told in 6 thousand ways, and #1 cach repetition @ new berror wee added. The young 200,000, | Ate southern meeting, © resolution was adepted, | oflering thice thousand doliare for Arthur Tappan's ledy wee represented as st the pout of death, and the | ¢#'*- faiher as having Ged in order to e-cape the handa of justice. Others effiraned shat the “lovers, while atiempt. » Ty eflect thew eacape 10 come worthy "Mquire's , im order to the mater consummeaicd, were | The Kentucky giant, Benjamin B. Pritchard, who was exhibued last yea: at the Amencen Museum, in thee city, ped the debt of nature, in Montgomery county, on the last day of June. At the ume of bw

pursued and o' » by the father, who ummolated | death he weighed 5.Siba, and was 45 yearsol age. the apprentice on the epot.” In short, the Cuy end | His dieease was dropey County of Lancemer were kept in conment agiianon | New Orleans Aug. \2.~ Weebly report of Inter. for eeveral deya,—the Polce officers were despatched m pursuit of the alleged murderet, when “ lo and be- hold,” the apprentice buy made hie appearance, and "fou —tyl! of Lhe the Farmer's daughter, «ho w aad to be a charnung lane of filteen. It we true, howewer, that the Farmer really flogged he woul! be soo-in-lew, who does nut deserve the daugh- ter i! he wm not w to eulfer a little wm her behalf. wee sacerieined to be of teenty and love, end de ed notte et

“The course of true love never did run emouth.” ET ROMANCE OF REAL LIFE. The resents wuhin the compass of « square on Houston street, New VY ork, were thrown into no late ercvtement by en occurence the particulars ol whieh, ee near ee we could getter them, were much as tol. lowe. li eppeers that some aeven years ance @ gen. tleman of cherecter end educauon, teeding im Pie burg, Ve. becomung, tyr reaeene ether well or di founded, eaceedingty jealous of hie wile, 1o when he hed teen marned ten years, and who had bere hum four daughtere—the younges: a! thet time about two yeare.| age— that he has placed the horse belore the cart, and the cart upon the wheels; whereas vo the present plan, the cart w betere the horse and the wheels upon the cart As different causes must have difereni eflecis, the boat on the present plan ploughing the water at the depih of five, aa, seven and eight tet, and entirely diagyed through u, by the w ie leced upon the mdes of the boat, causes @ rematence which cannot be overcome, bui at the exprnse of 0: leest hail of the pewer On Mr. Plantou's plan, a weter ughi cyloder of a and large diamdtier, woh paddles, acting ge hue vancer propeller, will be placed at each end of the boat, wh: calle placing the horse belore the ca:t, and the cart

upon the wheel These cylinders are mteuded to suk a least as low a6 the bottum of the boat, which tobe vn the form of a aw; thea ut follows upat the pacidies of the bret eylader, amking mere than the bot tom of the boa. will necessarily displace the waver voder t-— that the duplaced weer must lit uw the boat and that the raped current of Ube water created by the Dretevbader, must necessary help us power by Heacton upon the alter cyhmder, or e@heel. by tine | mente.—The whole number of burials for the past | week, ending with the Sth inet. havebeen at the differ. ent burying places as follows, Pouersfield 50, Ce. thule 7, torn! 57. A woman, sup d to be Mre. Ann Andersen for. merly of Philadelphia, was reecialy found drowned im the eanal neat Nurnmown. The New York Gexzette eye—“The total low by the fire on Monday evening, w stated to be upwards of one hundred thousand dellare. All were imeured— the insurance on the stock and houses amount to ene hundred and five thousand dallars.” Caution to Nurece.—We are whormed by Dr. Me- | Kuer, that a lady wm the city, came leet week very near lovmng her jite, by carelessness of her nurse, who watead of giving her cream of tartar, a0 was the intention, adounisterd a dose of ewger ef lead. ‘The lite of the lidy was saved by the use of the stomach pump.--P. nebecet Freeman. theveral neh specumens of gold ore found in Gooch. land end Fluvanna counties, have been recently ex- hitnted to the editor of tne Ruehmond Compiler. The resulie of operations in mies in those counties show en ave yield, in one caae, of 63,15 to the bushel of ome we) ore, end m another, of 03 to 5 per "The Cincinnati Gazetie of the 17th asys—" The health of the city continves good. tn fact it was never betier at any bormer pernod of is history than it s new, ond hae heen during the whole erasen:' Among the resolutions adopted at @ recent anti. sholitnen meeing in Norfolk, we note the following: Resolved, “ That we encourage the imcrease of our whue population.” We are intormed by the St. Lovie Daily Herald thet the steamboat Bem, oo her oo 4 up the Mw sewpp: trom New Orleans, sunk nearly oppose the mouth of Red river. “The cause of the accident,” says the Herald,“ was the breghing of ber shaft, where. by, m sone way, one of her paddies was driven through her bettom, ev that abe sunk wunmediately — Moat of the cargo was saved and no lives were lost. “The Sam was soun raued agen, ead towed beck to New Ocieana. The Cuy Couned of Lexington, Kentucky, heve passed an ond ce lor prohibrung the vee of “iea and ball alleys, end shuffle-boarda, or any other tab! oralley witha the city, oa whieh money or liquor w betied Natural Gaa.— While boring bor water, at the Eagle Tavern mn Lockport, a von of inflammable gas was struck at the depth of about seventy feet, with which tm now the mmtentvion to hight the whole house. Southern Idiom,— A driver in Geor, ia, being asked hy @ passenger if there wos any game w the neghbor. hood, replied that Usere were ratbua, partndges, and quite a sovart sprinkle of squirrels, Music Masters Look Ont!—The last Auguste Couner saye — 4 passenger in the westera wage states, that ashe pawed through Alabanw, he d

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the same dy, the neme of the vessel was not known. On meking further maquiries, he found - the young lady's brother (« sur, 4 country. from the ship, and without any chart @r compass to steer by, he mounted a horve and rode out of the town towards Warrington. H. half-a-dosen before hi m miles, , ran off, and threw him violently on his head.— and carned He lay some days in a criveal state, and ject that met hw vimon on rege the form of the fair Mary above alk deeply on perceiving that he recognised her, and hastily leaving the room, sent in} . , Aner Kaving sakttted Tht nnd copa eae er having ex and siry mo him still too weak to converse, they assur. | the dance and the civengsh cad t he was with — aw eensible of happy to have it in their power to contribute to hia wae now convalescent, aud sinking into a sound sleep they left him. He awoke very laie the next dey much refreshed ; but a8 neither his host nor and learnt that they gone some distance to atiend the dying hed of a near relative. Not thinking it necessary to explain to the old nurse, he did not sate toher who he Sip, cham oho cheat ase to tt : ary, a nto an interest jor. "Phe next day hv was captain, who sated that the horse back to the livery stab'e w owner reported to the ship what had become of the mate, but could act until that day ; he bad heard at an inn that a been hurt, and was lying at M captain added that the slup to sea, had taken in her car with that afternoon's ude. lose, the mate wrote a letter to the surgeon, which he ed by an athletic weention, wh», on being assu'ed

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that Judge Crawtou, of that state, had shot a musc teacher dead, for improper hbertes taken wih his daughier, while engaged w gv her lessons on the pian, Choosing a wile ve bke dipping the hand into a bag contanung mivety.nine snakes and one eel. Ninety. nine to one yeu catch the Fire at Roston.._We learn from our co’ denta, the eduors ut the Boston Gearte, thet the Juha and Sarah, Captain Grewo'd, a Hartiord and Bosion packet, was burnt at the Central wharl, on Sunday aiternoon. At the clome of the Gre, an explomon, ead te be caused by some salipetre, touk place, blow. wg out her decks and breakng im the glass of about 500 winduwe on Cential and India wharves and lode aud Cusiom House streets, and injuring several per- one The Balumore Vievter states that during “ the glo- rious three days of mob law, the carrier of a daily paper, in order to recullect the reswence of the sub. ecribers made a mark with chalk on the doors, which es alarmed sume of the inmates that two whole tamubes actually removed, supposing they were among the proscribed. The Cholera has made its appearance in Versailles, Ky.) in its most appalling form. Of one hundred im. habitants, twenty-live died between Bunday morning and Monday avon. O84 these, some were the most reapeciable of the whabteow ‘Twelve more deaths occurted before Monday evenmg, end on Tueaday, at 3 v'clock P.M. the deaths were forty-two, A man by the name of Abyah of Frankford, Me. has been commited to jad m limet, charged with killing Mr. Joba West, bus neythibour, by stnking him on the bead wih a beg, whwh contamed, a jug of rum! Wea had impounded Reed's sheep; tor which offence he was pounded te death. —Reed « 8 man sounewhat advanced ui lle... Trevedler. ‘The Bangor end Portland steamers came in to the whart, at the latter place, oa the 24th inst. in 9 hours end 28 nnn. trom Boe on, neck and neck, neviher of them en ich shead, racing the whole distance. The we beheve,is De fret uatance of a regular steam. boat race at sea, and all more marvellous that the contest was so clos Sumple\Cure for the Bute of a Spider.— Having read inthe Post an account of the suflernngs of a lady wm

New York, trom the bite of a epder, 1] would men. tion a remedy, which I know from my own experi. ence, to be effectual; —Take mek earth and oux ut with cold water tll 1 attane the consistence of a poul- hee, then cover the part bitten, and all the paris ef. lected, renewing, from time to time, the earth, as it be.

Summary lrecesa...A tow meeung wae held in | Canaan, mi the county of Graton, N. Hf, on the Bie comes dry, and ima short tume the powon will be enurely extracted vit, at whoch @ vote passed tor the removal of the IN yes Academy, at which black and white children | are promuscuously reerived. A committee was ap. pourted to carry the vole ute execution. On Mon day of last week the comguioe, with other wmhata- tants of the town and ne gbbering towna,to the num. ber of about three fee oy aseembled, wih from ninety to a honded yoke of oxen, and removed the academy to a distance of about halt a mile, end left oan the midst of a swump ! plan co reesance w created por any Waves in troni | of exies of the boal; many greet antage ny € advan ane eoaet be | Messe wm, oo the bith July. While running close to the shore to avo (he current, @ large cotton tree | suddenly tell across the boat with a tremenduus crash, | breekin: through the boder deck tu the lower, on | the resol of it fret of vevgeting canale with the i of steam without uygatng the banks, second 1 meng abe io goon shallow water, thid of consuming thou ome hall lew of fuel; (by CPPRUING DO remeta noe, towrth, of guing fester by the help of the ceatntugal turoe and the wide diameter of the cylundera ot the paevigaten of bays aod mea the Dr. pro. poms to make use ol two twin boats strongly con vected tagether «

plan, ower the prewent one, by the « heels beong con mantly dygeng ia the water, aed prewenting the bos: trom preichung but nding upon ibe wave he adupown of tue plan to the nevgretion of the chaiiowest nvers, by wwens of rolling cyhoders, and that ef the Mie, by divakng the buoyancy wm thirty @f tourty duffereet pasta, e@ek dependent of the other, must wm our aw ereete & new ere in the be Vigelun of seem through the eaual will ade Dr. Mlaniou's Plan Thre mventor will goon exhibt here ihe model, whch propelied by the power af @ chock spnag, dormon crees due plan pertectly well, We douwtt not, to ase

, @ large boat on the plan ply on our watera Sennen Pivecey of Nanwe Africens !—-Lo Guriey's Lite of Ashmwn, we hod the tollowmng shocking wetance of the bloody manner im wheeh vote Gre procured bor joadug che Nawe shoe whch ell hover co the sven “The following toate (seed Mr. Aghmun, wm wreting (0 the Hoerd of Managers of the Uoloo@aton Bocwry) | relate, aot for ne engularvy, for meander evrule ake peeve, is rhage every monmh m the year bot « bas teliee ender ayy ewe oberrvalion, aad i vouch for we aethenneryr-Ring Bosiewanm, ou Beet powertd supperter ead seedy trend among the | netnes, «> he hes unr shown hi marl!) rece:y od © quantity of goods wa ¢ trom @ Preach slaver, | tor wheoh be stgudated to pay Young savwea He | makes 1 & pom of hemor te be punctwal to hu en. qrecerntse The ome ee yy whea be eapooted bad sot the saves. — the return of the eever. ba bottom oa the borm of a souw, @ as lo give periect steedwem to the boat, and thai the wave beng struck ead divided by the peddles of the bow wheel, must necessarily give even tor the navgelion of the ewes, @ deeded advaniage to he oe have heerd with pleasure tha: the untended company trom Philadelphia to Bal wore A mngular aeculent occurred to a steamboet on the whieh a dogen men were sleemng, all of whom had | not time tv leap out of danger beture the huge trunk sunk deep inte the deck, nearly severnng one poor | &ilow m two, crustong the head of anaother, and slightly wounding ove or iwo othera, Atier the alarm caused tw thie occurrenee Nad subsealed, the tree was cut away end the boa! proeeeded on her voyage. The tree wae mncty teet long and tour feet in dia meter TTT From the New York Gazette, When we published a tw days smce trom a Mo | tule paper an eoeou..t of the recovery of Dr. Gaanard's purpose of catortng money trom hen, we hed ane @)vinge as to ther tate, respecung which the Mobile | jedvtors were sent, Lt now eppeare trom betiers re. ceived trom Richmond, saat atier the chud was given | op tv the pany whieh weet wi purses, the brothers were Aanced te the next tree’ Vhere are some tacts mentioned im the Richmond Whig respecting these :odivaduala, which readers thei conduct eves edi more abomunatte, but they do not | in BAY TeR wel, justly the conduct adopted. tt s em that these men had, tll recently, sesaded on France, im | uxi.gen errcummances, end trequentiy rece:ved re. | mittanoes trom thea brother, On thew arnvel a Mo. tude lent winter, they were affectionately recewwed and | eotertamed by hum, end they towk the hernble me. thed ef requiiag he kindness, A | Mageuler.— There have been many crcumetances | related of var revolution, and the great men who pro- jected and carted 1 through, which were they not eo | well attested, would eimost induce a suspen of their truth, ou: the tollowung striking comeweace, is one, of | whch we du net reoviiect ever belure having seen a petioe of | Westungton born February 22, 1732, maugurated my age. | John Adams bora October 19, 1735, inaugurated | 1797; term of service eapered in the 66th pear of hus | age | mg roved on the preceable tribes about bm bor | “Jefferson born Apri 2, 1743, arated 1801; term | be vietme, he sungied oot the Queeha a email ogre. | of service expired in the Gbth year ol hus age. evlurel cud tedug pode of ine most iwnofleosve Madwon born March 5, 1751.0 ul ated 180% term character. Hu warnore were ehdfuly duinbutied w | of service exprned wi the oath year of ins Lemem, cod mpking @ eonuleneous ao age. Monroe born Apri 2, 1759, maagurared 181% term oul on the chreyeng cccup@nta, i the dved of mg’, | of service expurd m the Géth year of he age. without dtheghty of reestence the an-

The above iso ha: of five of the Preedens of the ete (wah te ¥ of © few towns) of the | Unned Scares, (all men of the revolo: who ended Phebe ings, bvery edwt mm Ged Women, wes mer. | ther term of service mm the 66h vou of thew equa Goved ; every hut bred; very chukiren gevereliy | JQ. Adare’ term of eorvice had he been elected « shered the tate of thew peregta, The buys acd guise ene Voie “weer ed we per the Bre: chomen Fi epneeah Alshareen ter © Oe teh pons , an yage ; a carriage was pr al, vessel tor New York. ‘The letter lett by the mate, unfortunately was never recewed by 1 was intended, being, as was sup posed, obtained, read and destroyed by a young law- er, who had made Mary an retused, but who still visited the house. on their return home, Mary and her brother were sull t clue to the “local habuation or name" of their preserver, with this excepuon that the lawyer, in the course of an incidental conversation, sneerngly observed, that the mate was “a v ankee,” but demed knowing his name.

cured annually from one of the establishments at in Boston a few days! - rue fectiona, her brother (a: for North America, and la ago, whence they came on to this city on Sunda e,and the hope of meeting wit , Testeured her to comparative health and {up at a private boarding house | had Mary travelled double the | distance of Becket's mother, without knowing even the christian or si-name of her beloved. In the mean tume the maie arnved at New York, was transtered to the command of a meichantman in the southern trade, was cast away, fell ill, wrote to Europe —ius let. | bill, ou the 22d, and suppored it by a speech of great ter muscarned—he sailed nimeclt for England, went | eflurt. ‘The proceedings were waiched with great im to the surgeou's house, was told all sbout Mary, and | terest, and there can be no doubt that the ’ that she had then sailed about seven days fur Busion. | wee (or will be) made a trial of strength between the He took passage m the first vessel, came on to New | two parties. Bets are sand to be pending to the tob York, and without knowing that they were in the | lowing effect: five to one that the ministers will heve house, actually put up at the same place, and slept be- neath the same roof with Mary and her brother on Ia the morning when he descended tu the breaktasi table, where he tound the family already ject that met his view on enter- ing the room was the furm of the tair traveller. Si saw his face—utiered no exclamation, but sprang trom her seat towards him, and would have talien had he not rushed forward and caught her in hws arms, claiming, “Good God! Mary, is that you?” as she faunted away. When she recovered, mutual explana. tions and greetings took place, and we are happy to t they were marned yesterday aliernoou, and | set off the same evening to spend the honey moon at | *>eded, and it said the King means to act with and by thie time doubtless know ove another as though they had been acquainted tor years. |

assembled, the tire o! SEE An old virago of the name of Ann Forecast, who | had been for 20 years the most notorious pugilie of Londen, was brought up for the thousandth ume, for her pugnacious propengiiesa, on the charge of exercrs ing her skill on the windows of an honest (radeaman. Upon leaving the gin shop in which she bad been re. up to the house of one of the pensh othcers, and pulling up the sleeves of her gown, sad she wanted a litle exercise. She then | poked her fist in the man's tace “Ob! dun't you like a?" “D—o your old bones there's another spank tor you" she roared out, and hit him exec tly in the same place with her other het, on one of the hangers of which she wore @ curtem rng, tor the purpose of makin The blood folowing. } eyes,” sad she,“ Ii there an’t claret; who'd think that such a low bred moukly-cheese eating varmint had a drop in hue bottle.” She was commuted io durance galing hersell, she walk blowe more effective.

A tn Lywon's Law.—We regret to lear that an unlaw. | ful act of violence was committed at Charleston, South Carvlina, upon the person of a man calling humeeli R. | turned in the afiernoon to London with 20 pareen- W. Carroll, but whose real name is supposed to be | 8°" Sccomplishing the distance in 3 hours and 38 W ood, and who has carned on the bumneas uo! a hau. | dresser for some years in that city. alleged to have been a fraudulent connexion with | slaves, a8 @ receiver of stolen | ton, of which ut 1 stated thar ap tor New York ax much as soventy bales in a an. gle season, all freuduknily obtamed trom negroes whom he had iweited to pl and others, He was warned to leave the cnty, but | disregarding the admonition, was forcibly taken trom | number, hus remdence on the morning of the 21st inst. between | egit and nme o'clock, had twenty lashes infl cud upon bun, wes then stripped trom his warst upward, | wd equipped with a covering of cotton insiead ot feathers, “ trom the crown of his head to the soles | ot bes teet; he wae then made to walk in procesmon through some of the prociwpal streets and finaliy lodg.- | ed in jad, whence, the acccount saya, “he will of course hogs to capers omy . inet, m which thie account ie tak ys | that the whole * proceeding was conducted ah the wimost quetess aad onder, several respectable emi. aene lending the countenance of their presence to the measure, while no other wdividuel was in any way | carnage, oa Mr. Gurney's pracy oods, parheularly cot. | chiki, who had been siniucted by hus brothers, tor the | wader trom their owners TS Dracairtion of an Inisn Row —In the “Sorrows | of « Bashtul Inetmen,” is the foliowing desenpuon of a row, on the occasion of an election commenced a conflict genius of a Fielding to do it pusuce moment's delay on ether ade cach was pul mio instant, actwe utet . wrolated the ‘fitness of thu a mans Seade thon where the heels sho against bludgeon ; scul's gave oui boll drume ; old women and apple stalis were strewed here. committee men aad censiables ; of adding to the uprosr, ; term of eernce eapered m the etth year of hu ngs,” by taking up a pos. there; while, by way every bell in town was eet & wm town was set a berking; mad servants squalied irom the house-tops; ladigs went tote bystence wn the drewing room; cooks resolved themselves into dew in the kuchen; crash went © in. dows, dvors, and lamp posts; down from all quarters and bowpots; up thew flags aud turmp taps; vata at length, the entire marke: sum Ge cae gumep io Oe cane v0 ~ eoulh wes sirew eew mown bald wb —

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| cmennenen eeneetnn semen gy A short rime ago, a Bear Leader, in his perambula. arrived adroitness of his com panion of the staff and chain, this second Oreog enter. ed into a combat with his eonhdnenn, whreh, secord. “Wig to some tacit agreement between them ended in & victory of the man over the beast. According to cea. bushed usage, the victor demanded whether any of the spectat inchned hsta, fall wih Brun. "This hoger len Soom f the teed, pend Rial be oe tagunist, at first seemed to decline the retred, seating biawelf quietly down = new combatant! emboldened by the apperent cowardice, advanced and gave his shaggy coated adversary a blow, which roused all his ureme ind quenen. Raising himeelt =m wae lege, and thing vengeance in a tone whi the whole horizon resound, he seized he assailant in hie men | him close to his own breast. Every effort of man arhiete to release himself wae vain, tll he by immense exertion got one of his arms at liberty contriving to reach the tal of the enraged ' is if where it is sad all the | wensitrve, compolied hun to welas hie hold. lender i ed, and the comba ants were at ‘“ugth separated; but not ull the quadruped hed lett upon the biped n sangunary proofs that the claws of the former not been iently rounded. The wrestler jolene no doubr, to ht henceforth the exhibition 18 prowess to contests h he ' french paper. pe: a ud

Cc ein Vermont.—A horizontal sheft of or eight hundred teet, has been made into the ade a bull on Stafford, Vermont, in order to come at # ore there imbedded, which is strongly i with copper. In thw shatt a railway wo and after the ore is brought out, « « washed, solunon paseed inte vats, where it orystalines rods placed in the vate fur that purpose, thousand tons of the crystals of copperas are ii i

FOREIGN NEWS. i | By the late arrivals at New York, we have obtsined the aunexed items ot foreign news; The great t of wterest in the Londen papers ie the debate on the Irish church till. Sir Robert Peel made his important motion, as announced early im the month, tor inetructiwas to the committee to divide the & majornty ; two to one that i will not amount te forty ; and even bets that will exceed twenty. Mr. Hume, has charged the duke of Cumberland as | grand master of the Orangemen, and threatens 10 im | peach him as such.. and “guil'y of high crimes and tmedemeanors against the state.” He vs vad w have approved of the formation of several Orange bodes jm the army,and warrants of lodges, agned vee ‘he jor various regiments, are now turthcoming. | affair will be speedily and tully investigated by parle | ment. ‘The rumors about the change of the ministry have good taith towards the cabinet. Edwin Forrest is at present in London. He is about ; to start for Russia, and will not, as has been repre- sented, enter into any professions! engagement im Europe. ‘This is acting precisely ashe resolved to de beture leaving New York. The Dublin Evening Post gives and alarming accounts of disturbances in rane oad a Eon kullen and various places, occasioned by vrange pro ceasone, ‘The Earl of Mulgrave had taken ;rompt and decided measures to prevent and suppress the Oulrages. Melancholy accounts continue to be given of thé suffering of the puor in various counties, and pet tieularly un Mayo. More then 7000 persons in thet county are said to be destitute of the meanest cloth- ing, and upwards of 8000 are described as sleeping o8 the bare ground, or with no better beds than heath and rushes; and all this ws in addiuon to suffering the pangs of hunger. The following statement from a London paper will give some wee of the perfection to which steam caf- | wage on common is has been brought in E.ngland: started from Hyde Park corner at seven o'clock, tor Reading, dwtant 40 miles, which it reached in 3 hours and 15 minutes. It team Mr tSarney'y proc wae a siete . thinutes, France.—Accoun's have been received at Paris of 6 severe check sustained by the French near Algier, on the 7th of June, trom an Arab chief, Abdel Kanes. The loss in niles was 500, one the routed Frenet- men were not able to bring off thew baggage or even their wounded ; and i was with ditheu ty tha: Ge neral Trezal with the remains of bis forces, made he way back to Oren, ‘The Arabe were filieen thuusand The accounts of the chulera from Toulon con- tmue very deplorable, On the 6th and 7th, there were 152 new ceases and 144 deaths; the total up to the Th ws 446 cases and 289 deaths. 1 1s reported, seye the Messager, that the magistrates have recovered. thet @ tand of maletactors (sad to be 200 in number), have conspired to plunder the houses of the persoa® who have fled trom the enty. The tnal of the proces monstre wee still in pre gress, meeting new embarrasaments, however, et | every step, court had decided by 8 majonty of one hundred and tourteen to sixteen, to proceed wih the (nals of such prisoners as were absent, ether by | fight. dines or obstinacy. None of the twenty ogi? pnsoners who escaped have been recaptured. The impressions seems to be that the Lad | Sssasswate the king, 1 nothing more than a boas. Speva.— Bilboa ws represented to be quite seeure— supphed with provumons, &c. and having a garrson of hve thousand mea. Reporte were in circulation that General Valdes #88 retield caries, dead, and that Sa: has gone overto Loa C but these ecem to be mere Carlist inventions. 1; is stared that Doa Carlos has imued a decree, 4° | claring that all foreigners, who may be taken fighting | in the cause of the queen, shall be shot A decree has been imued tor the suppression of te order of Jesuita, Greece—A congaracy against the life of hing Othe te md to have been ducovered, A weary com- merce hae been concludd berween the oo Austnen government. * A terrible engagement sgt en the Hh neer | Moadragen, betwcen seven J ight Bicsyes, and ax Alevese com tettahons, forming | men, manded jen. M. } Cat ve OF en: Condowt. hoe’ neouh of tee pir

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0” Advertisements sent us fror inserted im this paper unless cash. Our terms tor edvertisin firet page. We make this ens ce of having recently rec ee er, Pa., and Columbus, Ohio, | nis, which have not been attend pert mine at cm ger Dwaava.—Two dwarts from C rgaret Martin, aged about 25 y ibted in New York. They ar inches in hewht. Several persons died very sudden day last week, after eating & 1 names were Geo. W. Pritch James Kelly, all respectable « NEE Ta rail-road between Baltimos opened on ‘Tuesday last, on ' n of care, each drawn by a along the whole route. ee The Ranke of thie city have « Spanish coin, familiarly called centa, and the circumstance | of commotion emong our fp hae heretofore been wort! a dolla’, and as the one-fourt d a very convenient coin, o deal largely im small wares. the measure ia, that a large ne loet their weight by constan tly they are not intrinsical cents, Be this as it may, we d 10 heleve that the reductio will not be easented to by the rema.n in citculation. STOCKS, We learn trom New York that that city,on Saturday last, w icularly in Deleware, Morn on, Boston, Stonington, a tions were singular. Mor cent ; Mohawk touched 130, cont. intwo weeks The ber ,that its @ second Harlem, C d at one per cent advance; | to get the Stock, and the ove ved it would open at five p were made at or near that | eee eens A Greek vessel catied the Alex on, the first ship of the kind t! this country. The Greek flag the American, only the stripes mately, instead of red and wt ponding to the union in our tha blue crows. The Alexa: of war, and is owned by he ne stout looking man, and ar ryone as he pesses throug’ to be wondered at, unaccus sight of petticoat trowsers, Formerly, the Greeks wor y have acquired their indep hb a tassel suspended from the yworn, The officers and cr of whom understands our d in the costume of their ¢ tenn ee ube meetings have recently miand, New York, and van vew of giving an expression o je movements of the abolition ! made by the south to the p tect them from the incendias rn fanatics, has been gene nted and unequivocal lang ed that these meetings will ¢ icvently strong to stay the ind ined of, so that peace and ¢ ted in the southern states. —_—_—_————— STRUCTION OF INCE LETS. steam boat from New e on Tuesday morning, br . which being secidently to coniain a@ very large numb ts, newspapers, printed han to the southern states. Th known, a good dea! of an t, by a number of respec feared that an excitement uld lead toa not, Afiera resolved to wait upon th x was consigned, and repres which he was exposed. 17 he, when the gentleman ¢ »wiedge of the box, and exp ediy opposed, in the p ese: the careulation of such paper also, very cheerfully, resign d expressed himself perfectly dposed of, nm such manne ent, wath a vew of pres meegng of citiaens was t t of the disposal of the duly considered. bt was | on board one of the steam muddle of the river, and the ® was secordinaty done, in ly manner, by severel al 0% nae The box contained severe acipally The Liberator, sud fumber of printed hands land, contaunyng verses at te the feelings of the si: bey weve darected to Cieorg: sna, end other slates, and v be placed in the Philadeips on, the post.maser at N retused to forward such de I Ax lenevstion.—Io an €: per, iu gated that the wn Westmoreleod, E 2 Uppmen—one portion w sermons gud music into J another @renuously res quepiice i vo be reberre: 0 eu em

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ia uid sii lt 2 ijt ips a7 = rigs hinid Ps pa el z is ef sk. i ut will not amount te puceed twenty. luke of Cumberland as Ww tort q investigated by parle. e of the ministry have ng means to aci with in London. He is about j 101, o has been repre. wonel engagement m rly ashe resolved to de ves long and alarming rmagh, ape Fone sony ure pro. ave had Brey rd oo ent and suppress the wwe to be given of the ue counties, and pet- n 7000 persons in thet of the meanest cloth. escribed as sleeping 08 etter beds than heath ddition to suffering the p @ London paper will nto which steam caf Pa brought in kngland: jay morning a scam ‘esata rom Hyde or Reading, dwiant 40 urs and 15 minutes, it adon with 20 pa-een- ce mm 3 hours and 38 n received at Paris of @ French near Algiers, mab chief, Abde| Kaher. i the routed Frenen- their or even vith dithes ty tha: Ge ot bis forces, made he s were filleen thuusand ra from Toulon con- th and 7th, there were the total up to the Teh t ws reported, says the have discov etre wee still in pre el however, | —t 8 majony sleen, to procred wih were absent, eaher by ne of the twenty eght n recaptured. that the more than a boas. |10 be quite secure d hong © garrson of at Lieneral Valdes wee eoverto Loe Carles

Qarat Menrres oe Yorws Mex.—The assemblage of young men, in the Musical Fund Hall, on Monday leet, wae one of the largest and most enthumasiic ever known in thie city. The object of the meeting wea, to dea all coancetien with, and dwapprove the

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% Ut 2 Dedh DIB BP $f Ua 2 tarday, Auguet 29, 1835. 10” Advertisements sent us from the country, are inserted im this paper unless accompanied with cash. Our terms tor advertising will be found on first page. We make this ennouncement in con- ce of having recently rec ewed orders from Lan. er, Pa., and Colambus, Ohio, to imsert advertise. nis, which have not been attended to. —_—_———a Dwaave.—Two dwarts from Canada, Emily and rgaret Martin, aged about 25 years, are now being ibited in New York. They are only about 38 or inches in heaght. ce a id Several persons died very suddenly in Hertford, Md, day last week, after eating a number of crabs.— 1 names were Geo. W. Pritchard, Joshua Smith, James Kelly, all respectable citizens. D eaceitttetieaitieemenanel rail-road end Washington, opened on ‘Tuesday last, on which occasion tour n of care, each drawn by a locomotive engine, along the whole route. The Ranke of thie city have agreed not to receive Spanish coin, familiarly called a fp, for more than cents, and the circumstance hae excited a good | of commotion emong our amall shop-keepers. fip has heretoiore been worth the sixteenth part a dolla’, and as the one-jourth of a quarter, hes d a very coin, especially for those o deal largely in small wares. The reason assigned the measure ia, that a large number of these coins lost their weight by constant use, and that con- tly they ere not intrinsically worth more than cents, Be this ae it may, we are very much de d to helieve that the reduction of the coin in ve- will not be assented to by the publie, so long as Tema:n in circulation. STOCKS. We learn trom New York that the siock operations that city,on Saturday last, were quite extensive, ularly in Deleware, Morris, Manhattan, Ges, on, Boston, & and W The Morris 1oee three or four

hone were angular. dia cent; Mohawk touched 130, an advance of fifteen cont. in two weeka. The bears in thie Sock give ,that ités @ second Harlem, Canton fell to 71; only time since this Stock stood at 160. Delaware, | £*! and moderate Dock, Ohio Trust, Paiersons, and several others off a shade. Hartiord & New Haven Rail Road d at one per cent advance; frem the great anxiec- to get the Stock, and the over subscription, it was ved ut would open at five per cent premium, and were made at or near that previous to the opes- Se ee een A Greek vessel catied the Alexandros, has arrived at on, the first ship of the kind that has ever been seen this country. The Greek flag ie somewhat similar the American, only the stripes are blue and white, mately, instead of red and white; and that part cor- ponding to the union in ours, is @ white ground tha blue crows, The Alexardroe was built fora of war, and is owned by her commander, who is Ine stout looking man, and arresis the attention of ry one as he pesees through the stree's. This is to be wondered at, unaccustomed as we ere to sight of petticoat trowsers, short jacket, and a red Formerly, the Greeks wore ‘he turban; but since y have acquired their independence, the red cap hb a tassel suspended from the top = now univer- yworn, The officers and crew are al! Greeka, not of whom understands our language, and are all d in the custume of their country. ea ee nn enc ble meetings have recently been held in Boston, miand, New York, and vanous other cities, with vew of giving an expression of opinion averse to the movements of the abolitionists. The earnest ap- ! made by the south to the people of the north, to tect them from the incendiary proceedings of nor- tm fanatics, has been generally responded te, in nted and unequivocal language. It ie earnestly ped that these meetings will exert a moral influence ‘cently strong to stay the indwcreet measures com. ined of, so that peace and quiet may again be re. red in the southern states. — STRUCTION OF INCENDIARY PAMPH. steam boat from New York, which arrived ¢ on Tuesday morning, brought with it @ large Xt, which being sccidently forced open, was tound conan a very large number of incendiary pam- ts, newspepera, printed handkerchiets, &e, direet- to the southern states. The circumstance becom- known, a good deal of anxiety was felt on the t, by a number of respectable gentlemen, as it feared that an excitement might de created thet uld lead toa riot, Afier a caretul deliberation, u resolved to wait upon the person to whom the was consigned, and represent to hun the danger | which he was exposed. This was immediately » when the gentleman at once disowned all »wiedge of the box, and expressed himself as being idediy opposed, in the present state of excitement, the circulation of such papers as the box contained. tiso, very cheerfully, ressgned all claun to the box, fd expressed himself perfectty willing that u should disposed of, in such manner as nught be thought dient, with a view of preserving the peace of the meeging of citiaens was then held, at which the t of the disposal of the box aad its conients, duly considered. Jt was finally agreed to place | on board one of the steam terry boats, proceed to muddle of the river, and there destroy the conteata, was accordingly done, im the most quet and or. ly manner, by severel al our most respected resi- | ae The box contained severa! thousand newspapers, newally The Liberator, and “Human Rights,” and a Rumber of printed handkerchiels, unported trom land, containyng verses and pictures calculated to ite the fedlings of the siavo against bw master bey were derected to Georgia, Nonh and South Ca- sna, and other slates and were infended no doubt be placed in the Philadelphia Pom -office ior trans. on, the post.maser ai New York having receat- tetused to forward such documente. eee we conduct of certain prominent sbolitioniste of the north, in their unlewtul interference with the nghte of the south, on the subject of elavery. It = celculai- ed that from three to five thousand persone were pre- eent. Acocaman Mc’Micnazs wes called to the chair, and a large number of other influeanal gentiemen ap. T. Conrad, Esq. chairman of the committee on Reso. lunona, who demcted, ia the most glowing colors, the mituation of the south, and the dangers te be appre- hended from a war with the blacks, which, he alleged, was to be fearcd from the labore of the agitatore. Dr. Burden nex! rose and spoke on the subject of slavery in general, retenng to the cireumstances of its intro- ductioa inte this country by England, and to the base bet viour of that pation in now abusing us for the ¢x- istence of a curse of English origin. The lest speak - * | er wae the Hon. Jos, R. Ingersoll, member of Con- gress from the city, who entered into a most eloquent and conclusive exposition of the rights of the south, ae guaranteed by the constitution, and the valawful- aees of any interference in the subject of Slavery, calculated to excite the evil dispositions of the slave ageinet the master. He wes listened to with deep at. tention, and closed amidet loud and continued ap- plause. It is proper thet we should remark that all the pre. kere mode a marked distinction between the members of Anti-Slavery Soc ietica, who disapy of incend. Sry movements, and of the few fanatics whose recent wawise and indiscreet measures, have thrown the south into a state of inquietude and tumult. The tollowing gentlemen constituted the committee to draft resolutions:

Robert T. Conrad, Dr. R. M. Bird, Robert Morris, A. B. Dougheriy, Richard Pena Smith, Joha R. Walker, Benjamin Maithias, Charlies Schaffer, jr., Charles Naylor, Heary H. Smith, Morrie Maiteon, Willie G. Clark. ‘The annexed resolutions were reported by the chair- man, Mr. Conrad, and adopted by acclammation. Whersee. The indinevow and reper interference of certain individuals of the Norih = the domestic rela- tons of the slave holding states of the South, having ev- daagere:d the peace of our fellow citizens of ttt sect’ (any & | ercnes 2) eregadioes tasasiew te Union; and whereas, the citi- zens af the South having appealed to their brethren of the non-ela states to manifest thew dh tion of the measures to, and te rescue them trom the in- cendiary efforts of those who make our territory the seat of a warfare upon the domestic institutions of the South: Reso! ved. That we respond tn the call of our brethren of the Suuth, that we ere their brethren, and, ae such, sympathize in their dangers and wrongs, and view with re- -

pd ene v which have urbed | ranquiluy. Resuived, ‘That we coasider the course of the Aboli- Hhoniste ia orga fe agents, and diese siaating pu:lications intended to operate upow ihe’ instautions of the South. as unwise dangerous, and de- ving ~ rp pees Beahous Opposition e peace countr. Resolved, we distinct : disclaim any and all co laneotine Siuetly at tndoonti eth the etsiew er te wu presumptuous infraction of the rights of the South. Reso! , our unquestioned nght to par- ticipare in the regulation of Slavery at the South, coavine- ed of the jnstice and yn TY our Bouthern brethren. and beleving that their 1 acquaintance with and deop interest in the ——~ qualify them to determine questions arising in, we . Without fear or headtation, commu it to their wisdom, justice an! Joma eet y- Resolved, That we regard the Union of this Country as inseparable frum wa freedom. greatness and glory, that we consider no sacrifice too greet to maimiain i, and shriok, with horror, from all that is calculated in the most ee wm paur it. i ‘Thet the course of the Abolitioniets, by ex- cima the prejudices of the of the South againet t they are assailed, menaces the peace and nence of this Union. > a of the South alone have the er to emancipate ‘hei slaves. the irritating policy Sl a a rivets ‘ those which they affect a desi rr veg re to jesolved, That the interlerence of the Abolitioniste with the alavery of the South, must inevitably multiply, at once the dangers ami the suspicione of the master and render necessary a heightened degrve of vigilance and se- cunty. hus heaping additional restraint upon the bondman. and increasing the afflictions of the olyject of their mis- thontsts have produced great and | excitement at the North, having already pte Fw pnedh, of our cities, and threaten consequences oti! more extended and de- Resolved, That the efforts of forcien eminsaries, paid with foreign money, and sent into the country to assail our metitutions, maligna our patriots. excite our ale The Loedon Quarterty Review 0 tremendously s vere upon “ Fenny's Journal.” Newher extenuating nor setung duwn aught in malice, he bes when up the severe, that we incline to the opinion that Mester Fenny, as she is therein atyled, will, when she reads it, writhe vader it most sensitively. It there is a point in her character that may be successfully touched, ie when her faults are expeasd by the masterty probe cf the eetablahed critic, whese opmons have but to be made known te recrive entire credence. Fanay is @ women, we may edd, a weak and giddy girl, and with the ard of profeamonal aeree, con bear up againat timed censure, end rashly aimed ecriticem; but when Juvenal holds the lash, and the infliction ie given by the hand of a veteran ecourger, even her hardshood gives way, and the glaring tuibles of her literary creations are presented to her mind's eye, clothed in their moat congruows and diagusting dra- pory. It iwe criticiem made by one of her own country- men, and cannot be charged to the score of national resentment. I: is from the proudest Review of Great Britain, and must therefore be regarded as @ correct evidence of the opimons formed by a class in sucety, to gain whose favour she undoubtedly wrote. There ie nothing eaid that the author does not bear owt with corollary proofs, and the copious extracts which accompany the eduional commenta, appear to be impartially and indiscriminately selected. We crave the forgiveness of our readers for intruding up on them, at the late season, this worn-out subject, but we are induced to do so, by the severity and truth of the criticiem trom which we deduce the ground work of these remarka Sennen tema If some literary gentlemen of lesure, who possesses facilities for the task, would collect and publish a vo, lune of fugitive poems, to be found in our daily and weekly periodicals, we have not a doubt but that a book of rare merit would be presented io the reading public. There ie an immense quantity of poetry to be found floating about the country, end some of it well worthy of preservation. We published in our last paper, en anonymous article that we considered decidedly excellent, and here is another, still more me- ritorious., Can any thing be prettier than the two last verses ? From the Louisville, Kentucky, Jout nal, SONG. Te Mice — of St. Leute. tell me that only in far distent lands, flowers are found of the lovehee dyes, And that roses that grow by the Nile's yellow sands, Are eweeter than any beneath our own » hice. 1 know not, 1 care not how lovely they be, 1 am sure that the flowers of my own land are best, And that sweeter than any beyond the green sea, Is the rose of the prairie, the pride of the West. No diamond so pure as my own little rose, Ever shone ont of the brave or the fair, No flower on hill or in valley that grows, Yields sweeter perfume to the soft evening air. And oh, could I pluck it away from the stem Ww it growa, I would wear it secure in my But dearer to me than the loveliest gem, Je the rose of the prairie, the pride of the West. —_—_— (E'S Moscow, now exhibiting at the American Museum, will positively close on next Seturday, the Sth Sept.— week, but the favor it has received from citmens and strangers, warrants a prolongation of his stay. SL The Amencan and the Evening Post of New York, censure the resolutions adopted at the lete anti abo. lition meeting in this city, in very severe terms. speak of a portion of them as being too much in favor ot the south. editor says that Garneon and ‘Tappan should be se aed and sent to the south, and that the young men of Phi. ladelphia should pledge themselves to ad in reclaim. ing runaway slaves. These demands are preposterous.

The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, have re- close of the month of September. I The quarrel between Gen. ‘Townson and Commo. turned to Washington. that he has sailed with fresh hands.

and distract our country, as regarded by ali who c American prude and petnotiem with distrust and Resolved, That id the colored population of the Seuth, excited by the causes relerred to, or by any other, unhappily revolt againet the laws and the lives ef our Sou- thera . (which Heaven in its mercy avert.) the young mea of the North are prepared to meet the danger, sh: ulder to shoulder with the people of the South. and prove by the ready sacrifice of their blood. their devotion to the peace and the nghis of all parts of our beloved pion. Resolved, That we recommend to the legislature of Pennsylvania, te enact at the neat seesion, such provisions as will protect our fellow cuzos of the South from in- cendiary movements withia our borders, should any such hereatter be made. Resolved. That the North is sound to the core on the sulject of slavery: that the mass of the people of the non-slave-holding states, neither claim por desire a right to interfere with the insttutions of the South, and re- gard with marked disapprobation, the prin- cw measures of the Abolivronists. Resolved, That we confidently believe the number and influence of thuse in this state. who are disposed to agitate the subject of slavery im the South, are extremely limited; and that the individuals ta this city whe are recognized as sontts, are, for the most part, wholly disinclined to any and ali measures which may tend to excue or endan- ger the Souta Resolved. That we have reason to believe, that there te n@ abolition press or publication in thie City, ancl that no incendiary measures have been adepied of sanciioned by the friends of emancipation in this state Resolved, t weregard those, who, under the pre- tence of putting down Aboliuen, have violated the laws, and disturbed the peace of the community, asthe most efficient ..usilaries of the cause they affect to oppose, tha the young men of Philadelphia, opposed to the measures of the Abolitionits, pledge themselves. on the first symp tom of aisturbance, tu lend their hearty and determined aid to arrest and secure the legal punishment of those who degrade thew cause by silence and outrage ins Meee y That s cowsittce of seven be appointed, to act as a commutice of correspondences, to publish the pro ceedings of this meeting in the papers of the city, and procure their diasemination in the South

‘The practice of giving concerts of Sacred Muric on, Runday evenings, has been introduced in New York. The city of Boston, if we mistake not, set this exam. ple in thie country. Nuiblo’s garden, New York, was crowded to overflowing, last Sunday evening, ihe per- formances being a selection of sacred peces trom the works ot Handel, Rossin: and others. Mr. Howard: Mr. Latham, Mr. Dempster, S gnor Gambat, and Mre. and Mise Watson, were the principal pertormers.

The annus! eaamination uf the pupils of the public schools in Bostou, took place in Faneuw! Hall, on Wednesday of last week. Medals were distributed among those boys whe had distinguished themerclves | by good behaviour and application to thei studea— Thw fextival w one of great antouity, and one in which many of the good people of Boston take great | delight. It waa honor to the city, and undoultedly | atieoded by very advan’ageous resulie to the child- ren. ‘Theee anecdotes, relaung to the last testival, are | given in the Transcript. Berren Yer.—We mentioned yesterday the name | of a lad who was the younges of ma brothers who | had each successively gained a Franklin Meda! at the | Annual Examnanon of the Puble Schoow A sub. | gerber informe us that there ws now remding ‘1 the city, | @ tauly, commeting of eigh: sons (only, all of whom have im success on ob’ained the Franklin Medal at the | Mayhew School, and two of them, who were atier- | warde graduates at the High School, oltained each a Freaklia Medal there, waking ten Franklin Medals in | POseeemon ot the tanuly. Beat the! Now we are on the subject of these medals, we may | #8 weil relate « pleasent incident that vecurred in our office vemerday evening. Alter our pager had gone to pres, one of the carners, an miellgeni lad who distr. butes on the northern route, did not make his eppear anee with his usual puncrualiy. “ Where is Jowph !” asked the clerk, “Ile's down im Faneuil Hal,” said | Joba, ancther urchin who knows “a hawk froma | hernaihaw,” “drinking Chem.aign with tne Mayor, and Gov. Armetrong, and Mr. Evere:, and Presden: Quincy, and all the Aldermen, aad Constables, and—" Joha was ruanng oa wah @ long sad nut very miel- hguble story, when the clerk brought hun to, ax | by a lule cross exam nation, that Joseph had gained | one ot the Franklin Medals at the Welle S hovl, and | was dining with his fellow Lewreets at Fanew! Hall, as | Ax lenxovstion.—In an extract trom a late foreign | the atoresaid John had cunningly discovered. mer, 1 we gated that the respectable Nocwry of | P#PtT however, were not neglee ed, nor did our sub. wn Westmoreleod, England, are much divid. | saribers eufl 1 from Master Joseph's iare dinner. Me | made his appearance in good season—bhs medal rolled ‘2 Upmen—one portion wishing to imtroduce wri | up » us blue nbbue, and modestly sowed sway in hue sermons and music into their religious services, pocket—and performed his customary round, with hus 0 aeU em

J another arenuously remsting these innovetions. | qQuepicea i to be referred ‘go the yearly meetng veusl alecryy. And here we may add, thet if he s as diligent at hig studies ag he has beomin our service, no boy more nehly deserves a token of hs preceptor’s ap- probation.” found, | following, good citizens to keep the peace. The cause of this disturbance appeara to heave two coloured men ‘THEATRICAL. Cuesnut et. Tusatar.—This house was opened for the season on Saturday last, in presence of a very large audience. The performers, both male end fe- male, appeared in fine health and spirits, and were en. thustastically received. The comedy of

well, and elieived much applause. Burron has lost none of his humour, and his delineation of Mr. Cod- one of his best characters. He met wih « warn re. ception, and played with renewed ep. Mr. Thom the company. Herr Cline takes a benefit thie evening. best style. were warmly received; Ceoner’s reception was en thosiasuc his favorite characters, with great success qQuestionably the best tragedian in the country Hull, wan excellent painting, and reflects the highes credit on Smith, the artist Mr. A. Addama, a young tragedian of acknowledg ed merit, commenced an engagement at thie hous last evening The Bowery theatre, N. Y. has opened for the sea son, under favorable auspices. management of Hamblin. Fion the hon at present

Andrew Aguecheck, Billy Black aid Lord Ogelby, he | ie without e rival. We bope to see hun in Philadel t | phua before long. } | The Franklin theatre, a new house, @ to be opencd Seotember, under the | *' in New York, on the *h of management of Mr. Dinnetord last week. now pliying there, with deculed succeas Mr JR Seort watthe Warren, Mad. Celeste w also in Bor tun Both theatres at Butlalo appear to be flourishing Duffy contrives to secure all the talent of the A laut« | crtes, aad he cannot ta)!, we think, to becom a popy We are requested to state that the Conflagration of It was the intention of the proprietor to close this ‘The Washington Telegraph, on the other hand, complains that the resolutions do not go far enough, inasmuch as they do not epprove of slavery. The solved to hold a fall exhibition in thw city, towardsthe dore Elhott, appears to have ended without either fire or smoke. The Commodore has sailed in the Consti- tution to the Mediteraneen, and the General has re- lt w seid that nearly all of Elhou's officers left the ship, on various excuses, and —_—_—_——— The house of J. B. Vashon, a coloured barber, in Pittsburg, Pa. was atiacked on Wednesday of last week, by a mob of men and boys, and considerably in- jured. The avowed purpose of the mob was to de- stroy the building, but they were induced to desist by the presence of the mayor. Three of the principal were arrested. The mayor on the day issued a proclamation, enjoining upon all been a recent affiay, in which a black man stabbed Married Life, the opening piece, was perlormed extremely dle, was irresistibly laughable. Herr Cline, the cel- ebraied Rope dancer, appeared after the play, and went through his usual performances on the nght rope, Tus Watnvrt er. Tueatae was crowded to over. | flowing on the openmg night, to witness Booth, as | Richard the Thiud. He played the character in hie The regular performers of the last season Booth, during the week, has gone through He w un- The new drop curtain, representing the Battie of Bunker's It w etll under the and in such charactors ae Paul Pry, Paul Shack, Sur The Tremont theatre, Boston, opened for the season | Mr. and Mrs. Leww trom tne Park are

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i sz ot | si if uf if ‘ 4 i 4 | if £343 tw tiff ie ? uli rritey Hi HEA EL cobs fi423¢ o7: ij turth is hung within trom 20 to 24 inches of 1 Tt io a prece of thick webbing, about x beet long, 18 inches aide, testened to wooden srne slong the edgea. Into one of the ede strips, ron bolts are in. serted, which fit into holes m the ede of the boat, and thus support the beck part of the mattress, outet ie eu ed by a rope at each end, which fastens to the . "The muddle hammocks i full of cat-tad. the mght, unless you have the sdrowness to a second pillow from some less observant ledger. pper berthe are— your | vant of the ubar ages no | vability to fali owt, by Suiiien Woah of the break your head oa the floor, and in the event of not falling out, the probatality of being ted by the pestilerous atmosphere of a close eatin, filled with thirty or forty persons, a goodly proportion of whom are chewers and ergaramokers, and a movetp belonging to the coloured rece. The disedvanta, of the anddie and lower birthe are—the probatuliay that your neighbour (or neghbours in case you are the lowest of all) above, will tumble down upon y and in case you eecape this calamity, the certainty being amothered, as you have no windew to open, by which you can phan 4 a mouthful of tresh ait at inter. vals. individual who can sleep in one of these birtha, and find huneelf alive in the morning may safely congratulate himself, thet he is reecr for some other dispensation. There are two clames of people who should never travel ina canal boat, and these are fat men, and long men. If you had travelled wih me Bufialo ta Rochester, you wou'd have seen thie fact forcibly il- lustrated. We had on board a jolly aca captain from Connecticut, who had lately beea to weet on @ land apecul who weighed at lecet 280 pou and was bulky in proportion, ‘The captain was ul promenading the upper dock, but thie pastime, dangerous tor smell persona, on account of the many low bridges over the canal, wae immmently so for him, as he moved very slowly. Lonce saw him goa by a bridge, that red unusually low. Finding could not threw hii flat on hie back, and wanted patiently the result. Fortunately the bridge was high enough to pees his person clear, though @ beam scraped off one of hie vest buttons. [i was out of the question to get the captain in a birth—there was not a hammock that would have contamed the

halt of him, nor a rope that would have held hw two ponderous Ot necessity be on the floor, and that he dd » was sufficiently ble by his enor. ing. “Captam,” said I in the morning, “you annoyed us dreadiully last mght, by your snorng. “Me enore™ he rephed—* why bless your soul, I had scarcely un, there wae not hall room enough!” We hada tall man on board also, at least mx feet ix, far whom I felt sume ansiety, Knowing very well that the maxinum length of the births tell at least ma inches short of his length. 1 watched hum very close. ly when he chose his birth, for L had no idea of jam hee next neighbour, and the beds being all on a level, it meno difficult matter for one man to encroach on be pretses ot next. He contrived, however, to dove. tail in with one ot hie ecquaintances, who was just twelve inches shorter, Our inend wos asked how he managed to sleep while travelling inthe winter season, it bewg fair to inter that no ordmary bed in a tavern would contain him, so as to give en —— to we feet. “Oh,” he, “I find no difficulty at all, tor in winter, b shud myeelf up like a Jack-knile.” Canal boa's, in some respects, are hhe stage coach. es, The company being limited, énd the room still more so, you are thrown into close con. tact wih your fellow passengers, and it is no difficult matier, without being particularly brquieitive, 10 had tions and pursuits hd places of res. out thew oceupe " dence. On leaving Buffalo we were fortunate in fall. ing in with very pleasant and sociathe compony We h an alderman and a doctor from Philadelphia, a merchant and a lawyer from New York, one or two merchants from Boston, several farmers belonging to the interior of New York. eva captain and the tall gentleman trom Kentucky, above notwed.— Many of the gent! sre accumpenied by therr ladies, aud on several vccaswad dehghtlul wh st par- ties were formed in the ladies’ cabia. yiece company very materially mitigates (he moonvemences of canal travelling, while on the other hand, a canal buat with churlish of vulgar companons would be iw. tolerable. Among the good things we had on beard, on our way w Rochester, was @ very polite captam, whose atientions to our enjoyment and graufcation were incessant. But we had one person with us, whom prereoce, as soon ae hime character was ascer. tamed, cast a feeling of inquetude over the whole com pany. Ths was an divideoal under arrest, tor pass, counterient money; he was in charge of the sherfl o Oneida county, on his way to Unea, to be ined. He was well dressed aud of genteel eppearance, and as liwely and eae # -ciable dumng the y &s any one on board. He character, and t neture of the charge against him, were not ascertained until evening, when the sherit] was observed placing chains upon his arme and teet. You may imagine that we did not seep very comlortably that myght, owing to the reflecuons which the presence of the man would naturally occamon, tor in despite of all the canon which we could sum. mon up, mages of prck-pockets and theves, daggers and ansassine, wou'd, ever and anon, fit across our die. | turbed tancy. No passenger went to sleep that might, | until he had caretully secured hus watch guard arour

much 1o the satisiaction of the audience. Hin agility | hus person, and placed his pocket baok under hus head, is truly wondertul. Mr. Maywood, who has just re. turned from Europe, appeared on Wedneniay evening, | as Caleb Balderstone, m the Bide of Lammermoor, | land no one awoke during that mght without sataty. | wg buneelt that hu inoney was stil sate. It 1» really surprising what curious effects the crcumstance of | having & passenger of ili kund, will cecamon to all vn | board.

We were informed that the individual under arrest, an, @ very respectable periormer, has been edded te | once held @ very nigh yince in the esteem and onh. dence of his treads and neghbourr. He wae rumed by entering ito rash speculations, but beng kindly dealt with by Ine creditors, renewed lis application to bemnens, with @ lau prospect of retnes ing hus fortunes. | He did not, however, accumulate money with suff lewnt rapdity to setisty bie demres, and upon thie rock he split, Falling un, acedently, perhaps, wih an indi vidual having @ quantity erlert money, he procured sume, and endeavoured to paseitofl, De. leehon and arrest—ihe utter prostravon of all be an irretnevably blasted eharacter— the ruin of hus much respected and worthy wile and deughers, suon lollowed as a mater ot cours, and the proba. bility os that he will epend several of the best years of hue hte when the walle of a gloomy preen. How the heart bleeds tor the tamuly of such aman, and how | fervent is the sympathy we leel tor the daughrer, just tng unto woman bood, esteemed and belowed by ber young thends, to be thus cut down wi the bey day of | youth, and wmolated trom the hitle world mw which she nay have moved, to the delhgtt and adimurauon of home around her bt me heart-rending thet the char acter of such a danglter, should be blasted and de- | etroyed by auch a father

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Lockport is @ flour ehog town, fast rang into im portance. ‘The locks on the canal at this place torm | me ot the greatest « om vee on the whole route, and certainly one of the most magnilioent worke of he im the world Vhere are tive combed of dow

to carry boats down, Lhe lockoge here uw ried « to ‘ahe them up

‘ ble locks, one set beng 1 the viher

ted tert, Dt we amid thar the ere 1 of canst Letweon iin © and Lockport, 1 mdes, cost one seventh of the ome expenddure on the whe ne oft canal trom Butiaio to Albany. The tact mi preg to thom

+ unenense labour required in suckport will retheets the neighbour re who ol vest The Ene canal throughout, 1 au eaterpra | Ina gustude yihe wapertance o

. the wnpomng dtheulnes of the underteking, | almost Wopomeble bully to appre vate Phe lem ev dence of ite benetite are tu be hed fecut i oom the ' hoe anual receyite ol the stale treasury, 8 lie have been

| lar manager. Mre. Knight and Mr. Hunt, have re. | pweiled to a large ammount, ance 18 Coumfucton | cently gone to Buffalo, wah a view of giving the play. ( Lnton deserves immortal humour tor conce + i) | goers a taste of Bngliah Opera proyect, tor hus must have te ome dd : pees | A Mr. Field & announced as a prominent star, in pe a iy B gh cape y omeaniy ee depress Cinciunan, where Mra. Drake, the“ western Sddune,” piaon of (tee gigantic scheme, when .t wae tiret eug | as she hae been termed, i playing with sucerms. A | peeted, ly anke to the enterp: se and we velance | new proce calied “The Towrsete im America,” tise! 0! 3 lew, ik wae oo ved we ereenui ’ : a pape | lately been produc ed wo Cincunnats, aud favourably re. | yge- ae . = — w= gh tan ye cewed thome master eparits that boldly grappled ead daiug'y Mr. and Mire Wood, the celebrated vocehets, af. | uronecuted (he cnderi ak ing need at New York on Monday, in the packet ship Few persons have a correct dea of inumense |Gronge Washingron,, tom Laveryook They wl aces gn the be caval bs cue coats @ 3 soon appear at the Park theatre } rey ee \o Buflals, m G30 feet, (oll 62, mokwg the viel rove and fall er! ut lee! of thew tu mare STATE OF THE THERMOMETER nclided wm the decliity fron Pofitic to Rochester, ro Kept at the Northern Liberties Free Adanemon | that the actual luckage ia Wt les Prom Trey toa News Rouma, (in the shade 9 12 Aca. 3 6 o'clock. Thurs. 20, 73 73 74 76 warable clear. Fide. 3), (8 74 j%W ij“ Nz. W. clear Aetur. 22, 68 72 73 7 ON. W. clear | Bund. 23, ww 14 74 7 N. W. clear Mea. 24, 69 77 6 ™ south cleer Tues. 25, 72 @ 8 78 &, W. cleo, Wea 23 iD 70 72 7 7 8. WwW. res ANDREW MeMAKEN, Proprietor | * You wilt observe thar I relative d sadvaiiiageeut the tires have oly spoken f the he. The general

anney noes of the wh ie Gre tf neroua, ut @t thee name, I will on'y enutnera o—muequ toes, aud ofher n | pecte—ihe presence 1 a duzen aveterate and nesore | ble enorere—and the deco dant mune of the pilots’ two cent ia trumpet, blown every lew miles tu give notice tu lock-keepers gud fresh @iivers of your ep | proach EDITOR'S CORKZSPONDEFeE. peiat beyond Dries the canal follows quwees Locuroar, N. Y¥. Aug. Sth, 1835. the Mohawh river, along Apap T-. oT At Buffalo we took passage in a gene! boat, and (ier a Ss Takes [Pee wrest sos S sky Ue ee rocks, every inch of which io Kary nde level, there being about 70 mules of canal without a called out. I never caw 8 work of more bercuicen Ia. [Mele lock. ‘The country te Get end marshy, and bour, and 1 very quack Goa in ary ober | Qvwnde in moequtues and froge, The mos interesting modern undertaking, such obstacies have | SCHOe if relation to handsome scenery, falle, dc. been overcome, Imagine, it can, the immense | Uoubtediy tha beiween Kehenectady and Uvice. tabour to eut through a eahd wm some Udeoge wm my Neat to say @ word or two in reler. places one feot deep, and ~ ence to Genesare Fails, R +t, &o. and you will be aide to form some wea of the sla SD near Lockporn. The tow path salen cut out of (From Mc Mahkin'’s N. L. News Rooks) FORTUNATE DISQOOVERY OF INTENDED ROBBERY. Oa the 2b of Aug. a colored girl, nemed Mary Bun dy, rewding with Mr. Johnson, in the vicinity of Broad and Spruce street, informed her employer, that she had reen a black man scale the garden wall of Mr Courtney's dwelling, at the comer of Broad ead Spruce. Mr. C. and family beng absent from the city on a viet, gave ree to evepicions that there wee some mischet going on in hee dwelling, which should be looked to; rdimgty, Mr. 3. int od the Mayor, who, upon examination, tound the doors opea, and all the most valuable portable furnuure, plate, clothing, fe. pet up im parcels for transportanon, tle immediately stanoned a guard upen the premnave. with instructions te receive ell strange visitora, and deta them till farther ordera They had wot re. mamed long crea black fellow named Joseph Henry, made his appearance and was taken into custody and gallanied to the Mayor's office, where he was recog wraed by the gul, and committed for trial. Shortly ater dark, another, named Amenwel Morris, wee die covered ginlng over the the enclosure, into the yard, to meet bis comrade, and was aleo taken posseamon of by the police, and after a hearing, commuted fer nal, A letter was then borwanded to Mr, Courtoey, in- formung hun ofthe svuetion of he affure a: home, end of the tortunaie discovery.

(nce acme The differences between the factory chikiren at Paterson, N. J, and their employers, are satisfactorily adjusted, and that place has resumed ite wonted au of business and cheerfulness. The feterson dniellgen. cer says: — The wrekly wages paid to the cotton mill hands, ere estimated at iat ‘There hae consequently, in this untortunate sinke, heen an entire lose of 924,000, which wouk! otherwise have been directly paid to the banda, and thence passed through all the advantageous currents of trede, tts comlorie at every step. Long may it be y hepa 3 to again v0 affbcted. tune which the hands new make « 69 hours, or 114 per day, —- COM MURICA TION. sey, tha: Lecount, at Cheenut streeia, de. clares that Crabs cen be dressed so as to be entire y who are ford of that excellent shell fish, ere coneulerably. qualiies, without render table. He makes them almost equal t Lobater. ; i; .

COMMUNWA TION, Mr. Evrroa—I am ‘a remarks about them fashionable will prove an abortion,

and neainees, i, | v m , and wi a | be seen now, but will take amanngly.

New Yona, August 24. turner’a shop, belonging to Mr. Haviland The morning about 3 o'clock, the aullnery sore destroyed by fire Brooklyn, lunging to Mr. Cook, were destroyed hre.—A. Y Com. Aer. From the N.Y. Jeornal of Commeree. ANOTHER FIRE AND Logs OF LIFE. store. ‘The Hames eeceped without any of her bones being broken, the h ex yeare old, war got out ot the house alive. thing «t contamed were entirely consumed Marden Hunt's Cavlery store, 131 ane, which wa

which Calvin W. Howe & Co. kept a shoe store.

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not a hundred mules trom thin enty To Joseph Norn» Dear Born County the State ot Lochangh The Town of A Rorroah ————eee Mh hehe OD MALE.

Mr. Forroa—I home, zou will slow me apace to harmless, 1 hoow thie will be good news for those , ae the late | N calamity at Hartlord, must have tnghiened Crab-eat. Lecount has a peculiar way of dremang Crabs, so a8 to destroy all ther injunous them any the less pelata. be-de led cur tully in his conclusion, that the attempt to make ticle in the hat line, erunenily dietinguehed for yw | 1 be brought out wm Sononmes ‘Lwon’ may wae "“ pledge my reputation that ut PETER PRY. Fracs.-—Another destructive fire oceurred last evening in the lower pert of the ony. The alarm was given about o'clock, a fire having broken out mm the "MeDougal, No. 39 Spruce stree!, aod tom thenee communicated to the brass foundery of Messrs. Wallace & Co. the carpen. tershop of Mr. i, K. Smuh the black south shop of Robert Price, tailors, Mr. Garduer, and Mr. Jno. most of the property destroyed was insured.

of Mis. Lardiy, No. 103 Hudson street, wee nearly This morning the extensive turpentine worke at by About clever o'clock lest night a fire broke out in the lower part of the house No. 156 Water stree', oc. cupred by Woliam Heary Smith, who kept a brush with euch fury and ra. pidity e« to cut off all poemble retreat to those in the upper partot the house, and Mre. Mimuh, who wee im a delicate situation, and one of her clukdven were obliged to be taken out of the second floor window, by means of a ladder, A servant girl who slept in the room above her, leaped trom the window mto the etreet, and though stunned and conmderably brumed On vil thoor alme shept a young man named Francie add, an apprentice, who was burned or suflocated to death, belove ut was posmble to rescue hun. In an ed yomng room elept another child of Mr. Snuth's, about who was aleo drieadtully burned, but The house and every From Mr Smith's house the fire communicated to that of The following isa verbatim et hteratim copy of the on ol a letter lately pat into a post ofhee

- wled vole Nite difficulty, though 1 | Chesnut Street Cheatre. Benes 74 Comte_Pttt, 87) Matters 99 Comtm HERR CLINE’S BENEFIT. Ue whieh cere cee he oll Sean a | Soeometch fo ke ay bs . This Evening, August 99th, Wold be premwetetd (let time thie season) the now drome of the DESERTRD VILLAGE ootlirnaes cn he PRONG CER TH te wontentes Ths miele te ronctate =the ee cad popeuiar emmervain: me KILL OR CURE, - - Seeaae govonice ane ip ontene, prepecatice ~~ @merican Eheatre Walnut t. Reoree 50 Conte Pe es. @allery 99 Cente This Evening, August 29th, Tragedy of WiAb be ented Bnahenpoar's MR. ALA ml PF. MRA. CONWAY. After which RKINUM BUTARRA, the oi ot the wertd, will appear ead ge throw bh te OR, eS ——_

Te enseinde wh THE AFFAIR OF HONOR, A ° es fate BMBBLEICHER BET Es ( heages

ae ALMANATCH, SEVTEMBER | wn | wn | wet | moan iasa, | mveer, | Sere, wires| re aare [Sm em 553 se eu, tue oan jamiam! ea faa; ae! ve a! (os @en) wie hel 68 S23) 606) tt e6Lant t4 to am (33 6H) iNew RO Oe Smieas| eFwecwee 7 Maving Fund Society.— Northern unre, Serene i oes Orie caret aaah Ses Tsiogh. FM. gat & atten eftee, Ne. 109 Rens below Green street 7 MARRIAG Ph. Om Sundey evening, 16th inet, by the Rev. 8. Hig. gins, Mr. Charles P. Levy, to Mine Ann Lows Leo. “a Wedneaday even TWh inet. at Eden Park, near Wilmington, Del. Alfred Franere, of Philede. poe. oF ore aa ot J. P. Garesche, Esq. of the “mer . On the 3d inet. by the Rev. & M. Gayley, of Wil. ton, Mr 2 i to Mie Blisabeth Prot yee iateetaee On the 4th July, 1895, at the Legation of the Unit. ed Miates, at to, Mr. Witham Gooding, of Pall River, Maseto we Augustina Vogel, lave of Mion, ow . Om the 16th inet. the Rev. A. L. Herman, Mr. Witham Adam, to Miss Eiaabeth Grenawelt, all of Windsor, On the same day, by the seme, Mr. Benjamin Him. meireich, 10 Miss Busanne Brewdigam, all of Alsace. On ‘Thoreday, %h July, at Trenton, by the Rev. Mr » Mr. Wm. Wright, of Phied, ve Mie Hhaabeth aye Md. by the Ree pleased h friend On the 15th inat. in Se, Je at ' 5 Tad bron hate, ond Leon. | Fd. McCarthy, Pantenk Uoadgeon, of 1 ind. to Bo re. hier of Mr. John Pinkerton, of Mt. Clas, A new ar. | Schuylkill Co, and late of London. (hn Wednesday evening, 19th inet, by the Rew Mr, Rodger, Mr. Wetherill Lee, of Easton, a. to Elua Heckman, of thie enty. On ‘Tweeday, 1th net. in Trinty Church, N. York hy the Righ Rev B chop Onderdonh, Abort M. _ of the firm of Palmer & Hale, of the cvuy,to “ beth A. Tea of Col. Matthew Myers, of Merk. Om Thursday evening, 20th inst. by the Rev. M. B. Roche, Mr. Joel Huhaga, to Mire Berah Cooke, both of Southwark On the itd of Jone Inet, by the Rev. Zelovee Fuller, Mr, Andrew M. Harvie, to Mires Elaabeth Howey, all of thw eny. 4 , In Monday morning, 24th inet. the Rev. Mr. Peter Skinner, and to a two story dwelling house, ¢ . : owned by Mr. Thomas Ewhauk, plumber, whisk was + cea ig a Fever Mt; Bayard, t New York, to oceuped by tour famihes, via: mas Hogg and poh Late: _ ay Ou Sunday evening, t6th inet by the Rev. 8. Hig. ae, Mr. Charles P. Levy, to Mise Ann Louwa Leon. aid. On Tuesday evening, the 25th inet. by the Rev. J.C. Clay, Kalwon A. Bb. Welsh, to Amanda M. daughter of Jos. 8, Morden, all of thee city. On the 2@&% inet by John OUole, Justice of the Pohee, us the city of Albany, Sami. Peonngton, of randy wine, to Mary Anne Moore, ot New tarden, both of Cheater county, Pa, lo Wilsungton, ea the evening of the 1%h inet. by the Mayor, Mr. Charles C. Weet, of Pholads pve, to Muss Lydia taws, dvughter of the late ( keument Laws, ot Wilanngtor. Precwus tavle. Mr. Y has made up hie mund to en. joy preciowe Little during the remainder of bie hfe. Am. ship Henry Lee, to Carolna, dew Trevitt, of that place. At do teh, Mr. Baward Ben. vett.ot Am. alip New Jersey, tu Mise Mary Roney, Mara B Hewett, of Piladelphia OKA TIIN. the Ul year of hue age the Lith year of bs age On 2d day, 24th iwest. Lebha E. Thomas, aged 22 yervrn 6 days » At ‘Tacony, on the 2)et wt. Tarrne:, wile of Jeese totally destroyed, as was alae the house adjouung, mn | ¥. Caster of tho eny fi On Friday, Jiet nt. Mr. George Sees, m the S4th year of hie age On The the diatrrot of Bor thwark, in the Suh year ot he age Ou Fiday mom eg, thet set. after e paudul dlvees, John ren, Ben. ithe © Oth yearot hom age Ou Anna, mothe, On the Zist inet. at Allentowe, Pa. afer a lon

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August *4, received from | Robi. Caldwell, 400 Oh) Toesday eveamng, Mea Margaret, relict of the WW. Aude wm, 4 00 Auguet 26. | Inte Joh M'Allister, ut her 66th year John Cam, beg 500) Ro Saunders, rg? bd oo | (hn Sunday mormimng. Wah teat, Fredenck Borzle C.J. Barner, bay 4.00) Joshua Ruseil, Req. 2 00 | aged 31 years, con of George Phasie. No. 96 Us an J.T. Boyd, bevy - 500) Thos, Robert, Bag. 5 10} eiveet . ° . ” Reb Mot lure Yay oon i‘ gy Fe) 2 pod August 7th, 115, Mre Ann Margaret: Applegate, gabe Robson, Kay, 9601 thee ‘i P08 | wite of Dr Henry A Applegate, at hin residence, newt 11. Rasminger, 00 SW. Keeler, SO Ccumka Muilasos Coun J ’ 2 Bike, $ = \ ee % person, s 4 On Biudoy, 2ist iuet) Mire. Rather Mower, reher ot Sulo. Gedney, jr me ang, 2 | the J b Mower, deceased he 70% v A.M hinsiry, 200 | TLR. My neon, 5 00 reed ea st es = i B Collar, Beng dye Tia the 44d year ol be age, Joseph Roberta Jr; B. Gs. Lathrop, 2 1” dal B. bm Bar, baw. Actuary Of the Peonsylvame Company tor Lisurence } berate A) nett J. Mitchell, bay, 38.001, Lives } Dant Nob. Reuter, 1000) Jb. Beliows, O49) On Weduesday, 20th inst) Edwin Prankla Minter, Jal) Baxley, Wooo | ROD Kimball, > | non ot Adam Mintaer, aged © years and 3 deye Sami. anion, Su | aera O00) On Fourth dey, deem tet at hie residence, No. 19 Arigust 25, enry her, pio 4 | DCs xo f i 1 | K. 1. Sater 15 00 | _— isis Juseyts Biddle, 1 the 34th yeas of bie 1C. taynes, bay 20 OM hn Tuesday ecening, 28th mat. atthe remdence of Them onele, Me. Aaron the wee, peer Wackwood town SALES OF STOCKS, | N Jo Mr. ¢ harles Worrall, of the firm of Semuel B At the Stock and Eachange Beard of Broherva Siecoumb & Co of New Oieaue par value fa thie city on the Vth ot August, of « naeMPption, 4% atores Unated States, 1Oojalory, bao) Me Phones Hawermt), oo the (Mt year ot hu age 5 a (eveard Bank, io, (hn Beatay, 2tet ioe Sareh Jane, daughter ot Ailess 270 do.) ( anmercal Henk, ur 4) & David Lake pint. aged (wo yen 16 de bariners and Mee. Bank, tn ” da Wonshongton coy, at the re meder { Mra Lear 8 d 1") ladelphua Bank, 110) 100) on Toeeday, ih et Joho 2 wtant aan of the late « Western Bank, fai) 9) Com JD end bles Henry, aged 10 montte aad Lo | oe a > haplhiell Bauk, bigave 4) days m a \. Cleans Gene Bank, veo Atthe houre of hue brother, Davai Evans, on the eo New Oleaue Canal Hank, lin, doe trae ob the 2 td oee vbert beans, Bay. late ot ,; iu Com. Bank Cinemoan, joag ve New OFleaom. con the Th year ol bu aye Univer |; wo od Laney lle Bank, jim r) omally respweted through lite, and regrett dim death | 2m , Northern Henk, Kentucky, Digalsg bes well nw he envi ot tom “an honest man i the no | 216 «de Wemwocky Hawk fiaiiy et work of Coun test to hoe nhee- repwee to he | im Pian ers Teuk, lennesare, fidein) & The New Yorn ard New (hieane papers are Wolo od { ot Bank, Detinennce Gi, tt) tenquerteal fo emert the aberwe | 40 do. Piantors Bank, Miseeaps bo} doo! Da Maltasre, Aug ioeb, Mee. Ruch POM. Gilman, } 2) Mon Beak Po tteborg, i y i | Charlee Golraan, bey leavong three mtant 4a) al Me vchant’s Bank, Bat "4 ake the y newt but @ lew hours old She was toa Man Bank, Dentneanee, biel sialy of comeommon mental endowments oa her d ! Bat NS OD dev € anal, ‘iia 1) | ew ¢ annailec, ath etonete, dewote! ase thend, i”) de choyinul Naw O¢ is yen, tee, oe he a chi ist an, Unwewniat * d batugh Nav. Co ) bara and during the bret perod she had 2% d Wiliingion Red Koad, y, bad coe reled henreell wiih nomer nau I Norpetowa Red Kowd, H ai t oo noonkoary ca | imme New Castle Kan Koad feey iy evinpertree with Ler alfleied as ( anulen & Audiwy KE Vike y Vis ada, & Veet KK lo 1h deathe un Philadelpha during the it i i suurg Kail Koad t wineh were edule, and 85 chedrer fret paar oh 4 © yearot age, i were U bbe jp Koad me midd 1 people of ¢ ur and 2 . ' sitavce ( 0 | a Rong Cearden Fo dn, € ; Deve a Kad Road rs } sk ™® percent ints AS anted, 2 ew _* g und Jeceet makers and sf Vew : , ti MA be euc t a | dicorge Rusecll. “ - a rye eppun nenwere ate Public sale. . ‘ mt bene ¢tyeerd of pubiee eale. day. the Sch dar | we 1 weiches . Oe Actua aug ' ao aie Sit Cents Reward. on the subscriber. in Fasten ryt ree theo A Auguet, met HEN DARE «Hee , weoe

be 6 send apprentice oo oy ee eee eee ON we Le Academy for You Gentlemen, Na. le! Pine treet, abowe Nevth. Tr cubeciiber reepectiullp interme bie petrons end the he. that he 0 Academ » Neo

‘ when reqaied « or settence wmte the U uted at Weet Pose »f paptle con be sccommodaied with ~ o- teatoe Mimarg Pur \erme, relgrenere, Be sppis at the Academe ba THOMAS COLIING. Notice. 7—w © at three Goot Moukters @)!! fel constent emplep ment and liberal wages, 6t the Biniesburg Powaders. of quire of Woes th ne ALI RED JFNKe NOTICE.

wi" REAS. my wile Awa tharos, hae lef mp peo- ' ' and J oe eves ' e uf thep treet of pes o~ debes JACOH CHARL Ps Briscoc,— Dentist, Arch street she ve Jase 28. No are bin flee bouretrom YA Moto @ -—-Pr™M aoe lt Al aa Lehigh and SchuyILill Coal. TAMIL IE eepphed wth Legh oe Bebeyitih (oe!) of ow Y pes yaaletp, be Ww Pr ie Rabi ene te x Sh Martere 6 ae Ree County Commissioner.

r roe andl Fate pemedemt Riectora « w (uy ead Cemnty of PP I ‘ her LOw erreizine w veel ’ oa Cand de for the ebowe m . yotee | wm perdt te hartge the dutwe there . or ee) paper | tally ty the bow my abi tee = Respe , you Pebow (een Jaco PNGLEMAN Ve Tower, Aeeeet 1b Tee aug i) me Edward W. David—Deutict, And Wanutacturcer a T . cera, be of Nu Kigote eM Aw “pe mer wee Gtcam Engine Wanutactory, «Ind bron Biwnadry.

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| theres. ™ + Lombard street, secund dour be line Lhard street qaorrise ave of of! patterse Ale lee Boxes, cad @ une sate re 4 ater x a ‘ eetell mere ne 6 - fen? of “The Philanthropist.” | & FAMILY Sewer gree, pevbashed te) seapre og | . le ’ . +e , r - |} 4 ohet © mrdiue ef per sunne | ve en | Brandywine, Chaly beate PulNGus, VIA WILMING. TUN ” = t \ Boat ry « MING fee eas Lewy Read, mwsvoe fred tireet wh teu o ss A . + wun ® * are pe bet te) ot tee

8\5. All bageage « » the Spree, ae ek eebisel cad divees provuled o@ board Jee es "_ ve ‘ ae : aia ’ LEHIGH COAL $175 PER TON. still ye Be a Se Pe piiele. wr er ia laree oe «os ot tee low pres of 4 7) per ton of Bl ie -* wilhowt charge tor — =e. wear pert ol ine ey hitete PRs os | awe tmeor Herd Voa! at AN ase egal Bo Seer Tal Telecel ne shove ee dere wi!) be ree ry Companag's ( . "= Beeued sires: Alve. eee eomage oa Yap Freat spt shove ColBSeacen sweced awa tha

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or ben of0 6 Oe ret vote fae Dioghamdihin me. aa gewet et the stand formrriy eccupred Er B. ewrner of Neoth ond ——- @reets. — vane by (gily sapphed sory gomered . we Fin preseat proprietos dec vers the vaee ‘ eee and « Binlrcte Rovee, mode 4 Bbw to remove roy ng KB fasion, aad warrantert ih te wt uf : c @ crtabl amet, and wee public eee tm ere d ore becuming Ld : sod eaamine the . and sleeves, hough sll entrevnely full, ne longer | feasndue ioieceyes | PHILADELPHIA CITY SAVINGS! Oy eatin Cee pete! i Keds satret fesemblo a apy invention to coarces lor | wapeestetiy so 60s ons conan, Sot eT tools cous. | Markey street, will be o 4 sor 1, Abe ; Chan aoe the ingole form still prevail, the aad gorking be ware aed the atret Ofce a: j y . eae Street. | i A He tore mm, and searn him es @ fon! ormmented either with ribbon, tiene tnd wither of thew who may | ’ T. M. Hughes & J. P. Wilkinson, more to be dewqeerd, whe amglerta to loaenge compartments, or simple ero the with there joo bo Bagh: De ee of hee abel —_— --- | aidalty iovited te atte lave 6 tall ot deriding, t will we vy. only dow!t eatin raven tint lighter, the shirt opening on one 4 om wee @ odupavauread.1 ttt che bows of OA. ; Or. 0. Jay an aes ot (ne wh! cota aipted wane Tee os Tet a 00 seyret SS eee jade, and hed with atx bows of ribbon, » pelerme | oad @ te ’ ot ol red ' : tre » fone die ord to plate unde there SARMINATIVE GALSAM & HEALTH RESTORA- | dened Aino stocks rove Lege you, therebare svat Femqeet ng & virtoe ef TIVE foe Mener nut, Bae cit oF aoe a en @etwn do fet pettocm i, union y wee mock d te “juare end reversed: another of lac roe de} “ -s a a B. . ots en . nee or te nph ve. vert ne Pied Norv ve lieud A> he, 4 te Sour Rlsimeghe, — oy Manufheto whee rs you ere at thery te refreie tiem it. “Dhue fours, was ornamented with throe Mat plaits in ~ : prod ia: that purpes® a nie re RL Ale denec'e eres alee Pelom . ry of wes ‘ “ fuyne'e Carmi . _ = . ° ape Edwarda, in one of hue resuhutions satin, placed on tabiter, ami repeated from the | aes he » “ wads nO tor ~~ me than ene, oof | ha HONE ao ERLE MINE) eed Neromaeirttt the | tied Mates THEODOLITES, ae LE) “Reasived, never to do aes omy te whch | eo seh | dew to the weet 4 ewes! ire {of cord made of Was! ‘ rt - ‘ Vie " N rece teavet of Spar tent. | ped Wee lets, and ie dey adding inwele to ste ahendy | eve ’ ’ . . - ‘ a ~* ome um creat coleberiy, the popricter ie midced to ofler a iow 16 Ra eee en ee ai Seccher a | 08 chenalle, formed an elegant rich to the dress. | psp Saws wat | hae vovsin net nao vhen 3 onthe, | Sictacn seats oftie deem ie eis mn team peeten ne | SURVEYORS cone “ ber fer ord cranwine atte wer trerw . boke { ohe eh . . = Pe: Ort Os ” a te «tve more ample deecvene for ts ue he —" | ke be lawtel of nog ene ane 1 ee much question the lew ere! plaid dresses had demble folds of colour. der the prneet went te - © wehlrawe of pleacore, wl Le recewed, bat) erie has been Lofore the ouble for thre oF tear years past, fulnee of the commen.” Led silk of ribbom rowed the skirt resembling . line aed coamne of the paper . wilt | heees and thas aeqwred probably @ greater degree of mat populares | 3 Coluwete, on ell cccasions, im private ot un peb | twe ke; i cokar, these assimuloted with the * ' uty of the sheet, all whe avail them P . Sian te eeihden thar any article ever Leture imioduced inte gener erie have ot kod with merchants tpmiestre wte ong «ot ye one 8 omens siete arhck, Her aecralor metalic «aletance, | tie, ie nell oF great, m eeteen oF in thong), the heb | prominent one of the plaid, Rome very elegant epeerienty js he ed » °

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had bother core indurme too post ved, aud it ehall be ‘ ificor ay dweeter of the , ’ oppwand-d, re eto be Of weston strength | jkerp geod ter pers, ard crowa | | . e aypes ’ agin | her 4 co Eine ~s vay mo of Gomtenon, ofl other | Sram Sveseee bave appeased rei finmmces | Netor evety the Author contimars te Wretiy 4 s rerwiee vier between the hours ” af ! Citroen are generally very food of thongs (o the custrary now iheand ng | beat this fashvon will net be yeneral wiale calour- | r . . aoe each chanse af teshion sod SPM ” omine ‘ " none will refuse to tebe i ted Th stighteet sonehes, metant (@ure, ed mang: Contioue so much in favour ' “ ve 4 toemter hve het of stb | pla tt chet bebar oe x eo payer ¢ ture. — White | SO" akt «Ag h-. . Pg LEY. P = Row el Complaint , ‘ Dr. 1. dayae’s Street, The supremacy of couscwnce wm ores upon you the | corsage te finished at top by a band of satin | . —_ od | a © Or, Diarrhea and ¢ holern Morbus ured, re oy be @ , “ ne rebseriber reepectfally Obiigeiien to ect thee, You conne rememl> t,o the | plaite, which widens towards the eluukler and) ) a bey Ay ; RB AKERS RPO | wh te a cure of the & “ e fours of pour whele ble, ae we ne in wineh poe | sustase drapertes of blonds, The eabot sleeves |- A dace re Wwe OF te bee tates werd regret having olaryed i; oud rou cannet renmmber ® | ne longer conceal half the arm, the most grace- | : : ee Dee a rae te ou by a meg sotelans tingle metenes, i elueh youd) na mgre having 4 | fy) part of a fine figure, was never seen to more | THe ¢ CELEBRATED. DEPURATING avaee. coer etiy thy «re or tharen Tre | futhing heyen to you wy band dvantage than beneath the fullness of the new at en wow sands verivelad cmdteciuals and familre weil End #t edventupanecte be i » hewe dome wrung, there can wothing be pee i= ae es see Ay cupid Hh the remedy. by watch means wnoN nen oo es « « ‘ | beret sleeve; a bracelet » placed on the band, or he averted ve « whch whe « b.wit, | Dee sore of the Bain ; oy : . | ww valuable ae to howe done rghit Awd + | fur very young ledees, buwe uf rilbue and Gowers; lw J ot Rings hv | oe or Mt Anthony's | TTS eeses Por sate be Ta Watec ate Draggine. | aided by the ai tondance 4 oe bp eoly cudt\veung the preetcel e.premecy 4 « e ond Le procured worth Poth eteet Philads tha 5 - bouquets are hhewme worn upon the shoulders, ond Fyphilend AF | | ° a pope sliberatierne Bold alee, etG | 9 ve beoe removed by the fa f tties of it; re- aot Tue State-Howse at Ha of Conamence, overt every other wnpulee, that you « | ' ‘ Uleerntions, a ths Ate ws ~ e +y- if bee tidy T e aod on the a ne Blate-roes Gita 90 thes id, cate, manly evened 7 xml land at the end of a long sash, these ornaments tune Lover, : ~ ki bie emer’ Diag | tent Dyewuiorys arround. aad Chalere Nereus ured. * The ter cient but substantial stone . ‘te - . : ao. cornet wy ‘& ew ay not bad Gantry peBrien Beng. gto tahen | ANUFACTORY Square. The figure of th Virten, repuee neacie | being a prominent lint. : . hes ed tone aE Oe Ss pres Hie Sere eer et eee ey ep ey Ne ea sed | Southwest corner of Fifth end Ae that of a coffin, and it is € lorpananiie ty grt hen Drepimeusenen Costume Pacrantn von be = | or Is Coffve . the distressed aad aping outhrce frum ti : paliag or fence neatly co Nee eurnit out pont secutes, tae Monte. -—A rose-colvur dress en redingute, saeupenion of the te erraiis eo « ounce. deadly ginep,” and restored hun to ’ fice is 114 by 76, including over a white satin shirt, the open fromte trimmed | poets The rr ot wiehes te tem . tbat te loaware of | bps oniatege a ot A? haghts 5 a yg — —_ ~ a with yn ent SS. > in R walls are 34 feet in height R ton «far . toteene t nee 7 , ovets Jiveases © * 4 — Vinee, recludene inertia moti with moh satin ribbon en eve. Pink satin bat!) & i naa tu hae fa codes | C , bgimte, have the pleasure agaw, at the coe. mance ' tyet Lees knows to fail ‘tal one reief in a! ZY one fronting west, towards Cariom, negate tewtat iter va, with ene eplendid feather drooping over the s pit Rated botibes, by oa oe poms Res oe soa A dil ar Scses enaved or at, de ; other east, facing State str Cert oe que vulg ot udem ' ‘ t bk ) d ’ ne the ve . "oe > whiet e the eagnetnere phy ae . - ts co hows of rose-colour mbbon, a blond rucke an “bone gommane. [Mert We use | 2 ot the €. ot th deowed | \emales sud sedentary Devouns cen attest to ite oupervor excel: ~ each. The building is sur Byerad burn “oon oy Pe . ‘ . diamond eaprit under the-brumn, Deven, ennets Lbs & * k cL Tibet . tay & senate. 1 5 Somes hae ; - lente Ie pct * ~ oy Hoek hb cn wwe of pee ye . tagonal balcony, construct ‘ wate ™ ee. Sa drapery keoped on the shoulders with diamond : Shelene poe om ieee or teeta wore reo ! ; how wander the ture mmar Complaint, he ? style, on the top of which veater than a heeihen be wk “Lt thine eve he - nde B nda ~ pal ne wt within 20 fet | beee curcd re a short tune afier all knowa remedice had fail- r i i sia Meas chel « fd ot hy phe has taseeis. l on ve by th oie ae ore wh » beve been eppensat of the Ba ; ¥ . —s ere roaneeind | ed theoe a whe hate Soon om outeame ly omaccated that their I wood, the Goddess of Ju ong ‘ ‘ e A Dhianca-onees oF Lronares Sita; pale Bok UR corme tl eit cea lies c proprietors have | bones simust protruded throueh theit shins, end el of scales of Justice in her ha eoborerd the preceyt by the momrutour question, | bing ground with white Gowers, the stalks!) ai Tl ¢. Ane grat of Fvart ccd Welnet or) . ° vt x “i by alt ‘i owe thaw, have we oe On the basement floor is whet cheall « profit » men, though he eloukd geen ihe browned. Beret short sleeves; artulets of rich | ereete. 7 feos Na 120 Arch cwseet 6. Vibe, he. | ¢ bed pa. See SeenESES BS perfec ’ extending through the ba he ot vm bev on ie] onto Germ 4 whee watts one lee be own a whet shel 8) cold and evamel; black blond lace draperies wpuene Corman ; 2. he Prisghgent, ats wole Proprietor, which is a spacious and co aay re wenenenee bey hig eon over « tigtt corerge, festooned with blue rosettes A P. Willie: . ste Gad Gieute ‘ th ht are two roams Afier an action has born performed ee af, - . . Wen's Drug * re, No. arket street, . | Beatness, tact on the right a ere : ; : " ‘ of & sd Almund stevets, J ib Reakert, corner +A cupply of the bret Codeware the bebe of reflectuw upon pour ee a ~~. ag" oo c " Chmtoch. uo Peurth oprvene leawer etrect - en pig OM oad hep ot Thad oe ‘ - were Oe "Philadelphia, od be ‘ are of their own wnperting. y - . K aaa theme, and 1 the sepention wih whoh they have ost Ease 1 yoore ue FoR Ale- To the Ladies. As “a bus Eieee toe year 1 the cocupancy of the suleeri | wn meet of the cities tm the United Mates. may —" made ade gagepests to to thei £0 THE stsq@ teen pertorturd, and ul thuedernding wmvn theit mora | MOCmAING. A robe of black tulie opening OOF) oie. newer cad iuet fashionable Pureie theeity, No. 8 } Kian esp tee teed ta reve, Vhree Northern Liberties Riding School. _ —— Go te jantion wm | cher The eeaited eetteremmnaton. Lim aoe | a black pow de Sore shirt, with satin — re q Swath Becond « rest Vdeorm ebeve the Custom bouss, le, attentive, © bh non OF PEW E, Bubseriber respectiuily vofurme his friends nd the ral ~ PATENT BY MRS, sIG0 Of the most vpertent dwues in the bite of emorelend | brocaded on it; the fronts of the rol les a wd it ‘e ' ryt x ow Conetewe fall ‘ fat the ‘eacon, one wh we Ne le. Hr = . rages te me 7 ¢@ ~t t of =) 2 UM E STIC : k a cafited ween, io Gy copes ially of @ probe lonery, enimence. tooped with diamonds) head dress, di nactone euare Fvise. aiken greg Rig Ug teal nated ptt a yas capecty si them strinan, ws | aamiet the ; — of ladies « "|GU SLA To phe. on tien hon of ths pre “Te greetly ese, to talk with our past hoors, and white feathers,—another black satin robe \ * nye ers Cust weer he boas pene emether Pur Btore, Ao os rowd Tones es pet pay a vient vo the 4 A het bores Boots and cece. coe bles tonentranh the Be’ ry Awd ach them what repurtt they bore to Heaven, embrudered with a mosaic pattern in poll rehef, pare ye Me yen dk i | Yarety of gnite wited “to the ogmiant ond 3 T" entrant ten T.. mingle her murmured vo wut tune to the measure of the |) Ard how they mugtt have borne more welcome news | white bland volant, headed by a gold wreath, } . ° way posmble in this ¢ vert healthful aa poco vet 4 oe odae “o pleasant ani dine’ and ‘Ceatewanys Cum i . Yebive met, ye have met, a penny ted g ay ta commng out of church, he 1. Pertorr tedory debberately. Dre notche bu | White lace mantle fastened on each shoulder j Se oe. wid 1 0 phony ng o eI | | Me wer exyert o ae ze of Wat = 4. ; fore ietructon ie thie Bcohool without ‘he least denger, and in comented to them The hquid tone ot your nupt by ah eequemtence, whe eenncelly | pinces of harry, of of wewhgence, Devote june eacia with gold and pearl ornaments. eee’ soleeting bie Fors ’ 1 _ | Leow iberaity extended, and for whied they agaim renew their who tumn acawire « Kouwiedas ie hereaianaiy oe ake = le shapes, ; a ah. How a & pereon f ee eer Pn. mvely ton Glo alone Toure. wohw yoursell, and Ilavs ase tanass.- We must not omit no- a heap Books A Ss tionery SRA rom. Ten re ae AGL, trauy necudeate thats marcerte. porous wosequernied Alec ¢ ; ver, ries . —— a hey FOr TRS GBR Hoe en intoleretie hot uchent ‘Poh. | weigh pout sctoneroally end tal! ting all " we OK cate ty CE RIAM HUNT 101 Market srreet, (nen of With the treat me theese noble animals. To those w pe, ae chil of the famen Fob" wee the vegty, “heme in iotekaien ten fis ~~ re 2 ~ aoe ¥ aval caretully, riling tee of a most elegant turban composed of a jammed Ledger, 9 late and «atensite assortment N. fh. The drawing room is furnished Pay ‘i. rate | werd for the beacht of their health, particular atheation we A J saw the bride as ahe strove a

warmest ac haww edge. ae onreven that you tre @ moral.) white scarf emmbroulered i natural fowers. It | of Mocks and Mranocery. particularly adepted to the wante of | ne Forte. The atendaace of Muse ® | be pad. Also, te hire 0 ' \ 00 long mews pasin toro comanun metre ture.’ ead an aeconotatile being was supported on the left ade by a garland of | SSuety merchants sod others. Terms wecommentating fot Fy ‘ tae gh hd A ‘ Barouches, Dee Ce ladves . To cleange her b ow from th ate 0% Dei rmpertiailly Remenibet that you are la t { oe } ' CAeh ot Bppreved cree may Y 6m ’. © e , hack neys of the first quali! ‘or termes, Bic she brings thee a dowry A bint to Wieee - aT Pim not heme from the party | ide te tee moalect by th A ; F the | hile ruses, anne had ane long end reaching the ' . $ ' wee phen in--tim THOMA AIGE. No. N. Pront That thy love must not shrine tomgtt et ten o'clock,’ ced « husband vo bie better | gy ™ 7 oe “YT, OF posmon, af 1M | shoulder, this happy nea a partly mutated ta ro Memer-heepers A ¢ thers. aaa = | . - ym end heli, ‘don wen forme’ "Thar | won's,’ a hae natal gee = _ roll m9 the place | dress hate, a light transparent gauze mbbon | robe ‘ ‘ ai te saab ao wen Ww maa. D. olen, Surgeon Seatint, J occ f Her turth was rude in a mou *E won't wer. eee ee ee a’ | wines round the garland and partly conceals | He her abe, r . knows’ ee on Bancosh, te ennver | And Manufacturer 7 of Prorcelaia Teet he And her infant treaks there tow , yon te the cpows pe your | tt aa do the folds of the turban,— several turbans | ‘ of } . ' e ty Heth tk: DPR aed BARAT CREE | ot i HOSTS laure Saker PHILADA. ot | Dd h . ber aeeety 9 v hs p pane @ “ r D ' " . wn atthe Bar for all persons whe wish ty use cnn, “t: nd and forest she enemes;, there we generally fowwdanon & Inet the | bave speared without any circle round the | Py 4 we Vetloe end eon Beep, Mould end aly a “ We pou econm of amy erm /™ sad & gentlemen poe p Bap iimye padi The gauae or lama formed into two wings, at =" — A Card. But the day ot ber fond cap’ ner ef itlin what they say of vou, Pat, aberee head. he { «t . t t fe 8 pert young damart, to whieh she meade the tol a. ate ise ‘Gench Gaidl seenliont a } j The highest price given for Pat and Ast fuouse I WALLIPLE D, 8 San Aut she seeks to part trom s the ' oad pe and ot uw leche | One rising laugh, and crowned with an repret, or K GK AN} r *, , ’ + 6 aL. jurgeon thet, He. | tev Pine poo 8 wie Nerd apreprete, copii, Neo I thewk yous, | ¢. ing eutitsiet the veces of the Gargel, and on f= the other opre ading beyond the temple ' rewe Nen Nos a Ti, Kurekic m2 South ~—— Sed, Lag J door Setue | w Ag yn "Porcelain > panes Pascon. in the joy of thy bl ° on eonplified i the hte of Jesus € brtet, and thus exanune | and having a gold bandesa of garland of be, rs | om reet,and also at 202 No Second quehty, on on God Pintes, on modes Black L Though the land where the | your conduet ty the (ght thet emanates trom the hol | underneath it; others assume the eastern shape, CARPENTER’ $ COMPOUND CERATE OF COPAIVA, street 10 doors abowe Callowhill, west ade.) | snd Fangs ratracted, Teeth plugged, tied sed cleansed. Ail quai ~—p ¢ x. No red man's blood with ite 4 eaduadi ligation fer B » @ , operations wer ov 4 nea of Heaven and are ornamented with a jewelled tira, and | ie oe “ as ope q" gt 4 tar ae 4 hy penal ‘hese re Keference.—Dr. George McClellan, Dr. Joha Ruan: and Hath cred unto God from tl T Beppoeer you hewe exrenened yoursell, end arn | bone : - ‘oft ; , A ye , oe clout tne | many testumonials from other Toad of a bighoet te- . Woh the sceds ot Peace they iounaie ie and of tae ved a1 a deemon respecting the morn) character ol Thain an ssina.-Ringlets are more worn P — orion Goes ys m | e Sanne may alen be per 4 Bring a harvest ot wealth be ae -¥ ‘* age were placed on the te your Geneon than for some time past; a portion of the haw, ’ { “ah ed uc: . doy | egetable Worm “Lozenges, oO h oh th le wh ond my man hed no euener aren them then he a age my on wa np of a p deme —_ be is separated from one aude, and allowed to hang) O2"" , ” et ay oe b’ : nt 10 | me E eee be "1 ce ks nenion aca i farth with—* Them are the pockie bor me 1 . way Magee ar pubieey Agen ware vet long curk upenthe neck The back tar is! sed with mack pleas, tn “ = ’ froe a | Gun tee ap es pe bet safely tehove y I] bave stood on the mountar ‘ te dome. Cleeve the peace and aerenuy whaokh bile a tale, pleasent an , nistered ren could bare exsmmed hie bead. —-Co yout beeem, aed remark how greatly 1 overhalances alo curked and hangs in waving curls round the i fhe Tepaee. oF ene an 2 | ® fond ni Than meriecine as nanan se yee ; ~~ Tels ee hem

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Wiedem.—1 wee ot dimmer some ting age, in com fay Fata 7 oomn, whe herened to we ord ond nothng oy > bee trnchdhed how hemed em! P cbougiee

the self denial: whieh u has cow hrusbly Cheah bows or brands abowe it. Flowers of exquisite . aoe Fully te dy To the beatiful homes of 1) di . : bat ‘ A —. : been tory and Lenehe ral character i 2 . . ’ |! P ful that you bhewe gnmde some progres ui virtue texture and hee are worn i every style which = : year ate gg tie men pay, * $2 Frege > . been used, 5 Yet novught on that pegion o Kees Mgeum '— A courte of travellers rode fun RW te chanettar ad vam mations tence teem nie. | ORGORNNY Or tante Comneci, Thees weeaths| Wade ie Senate. wlserahane pad Saree oF vast woe . eaeh pices med after theu canplayenen! necrasary, asthe com , So tar as the vale of Wrom to 8 newthorng wn, demoured and asked " e KEE? : —— pliaces coer thi that te requisite to their ob be ed, that mi! they have pr seeded hom motes pan | are frequently diveded i three, o® part seth essen dewtly terammended to the pubic, . oneumiin. 1% montana te sk w wheieeain ead retail _- = ene downed wun het ly guest, eed perth hed 1 toy cob twining ud the | behiad the othe a ~ j tal | by the hoociber. No, a Nar i Poort * A name given by the ln aot Bhe wae at the ber in the / ee S Cet See | mag rows bows iad? the other on ‘ , » tt te partrentar ‘ Be Vouna Hyson ‘te hoo | eR "HAxan ALL. concerns sar oe ef ahey “And gentiomen, what'll you havel™ : Oech, @rad the cory were ewheh bd youte con peach temple. Double cha of wrought gold ohare the boat. opd jevmnsinn ofthe parte, (ma short time, ead Young tlyeun of fise and go uw 6a They may aleo be mek’ os H. Melville. maker, : hy, morm, we've made @ bet, and the one that | man them Avets them wl the coutumon, aed, | are a fashwuable ormament,one part as a band Peery (ravi em the exty aod cowatry should eupply them Sunesies Popes eS KCK TEAS oe Browne argent corner of Fine ont sae, sieves” ot Pree. 4 . Wren a & tw wrap 0 butte ol chawpaign.” “(hewn when you pertern the esene aciione agen, be ancl | acrom the forehead, the other forming a circle | setter wth thts prevention SepPerior to me: ort Buuchuna and Pouchens ul escollent Buidie's. corner of Lith and Arch oe; and of Juseph ce Ma. Eprtor :—favi gs ch! coneimly— yoo—che hon Ten yom your guard agama the influence of any moire | shove separ re eto i va the public. and way be ad Q@alities, tre 6%jte 75 | ) AL * tof, Opposite the market house. Evening Post, notices of di a Lo | of which vou how dueagurove . Caowe, where & wilt and stime Fine rough @svoured Bouchon ~ ODON ALGICA—A Medeme to reheve the Tooth Ache. b daces eT | dy te chompangn ond] Troe, Bh. WM eemmaianse cubvists you of hevinn coied Campare Haxonencuiers. A new pattern fe ' | Ra af ) een. ie ee ll. Coons, reer. Thor Ms. pepmapt ong ofinacipus in thaws a ocmen, thom, give rebel ; a wi his, y poe gh. - a whuepet) wend the mark on | '" * Ges ed = ¢ on . ws ce ‘ qqnerale. on the int ‘ eh yd perhaps you wont wart for yoo penny tall the bes 0 af has just reached us, and claims the earliest no- | gree : y +1 EXPE Neh TO ANY PART OF . of a decayed Tooth, in a very short time ; cod oo ingury_re- gpot in till ~ be of the no five aunuion” “(ih le, cerauly.” =| ! fleet wpon the w dh survey the obligeuons | toe. A rich border of rose buds goes all road . ‘ feb 2. ouhe te the surrounding Tecth from the ue of thom. The ( for'y.two years past T have Thenme brought up the wine whieh you have weolaced, ants Ore me tumtabe wl yarn ab hee to the lace edging, and within are van- ary ot Painter and Glazier. o n x tay Th then rude village, and dark sl 4 the travellers wrapping the tnnile in hie ao | sult " {dyke pointes worked in hem stitoh, a boquet and “ AMES CHAMBERS, No. 274 Cotowtill stroet, between | 3t nome astral te the community. Te be hed ae shove. Ne. FFOR the core of Wh White ateve have I sat end saw tl Ghiel, ont to the deer, and they were both in thew 7" wi long to wedlet the pain al conmeence | the cypher at each corner. | | & tens voner and Ex 0 wto. Ub el te favours Ps as is wmmoues acabie, 1 flected and doubled by the « Bt ow are not going ofl to devale u-—-whet ~ a oe So Seem, Cnt be Gonged & } TT" ’ sue and thee F fovea “a. seni Hides, oil and Leather. | Se ‘ies odie He inna a, pd Prea | On the hill above and behiux “1 tet thee gentionsan here.” ened the tun. | OU STUN CRD COMET 6 hture. | . , of Mahoeany, Me he, wh baie. Stee ue. : \ , > ia “ y Marble hh he wall execute st | HE Buterriber has at his Hide and Leather Btore, No. @ oa “Pies, hie tree, many times have Ebel de beddes, phot when “" foil, st wowid fall te | Nevther Ne = Wegweme Cer i ene, ; RURAL RCONOMIST., } : i nN kh R ry rate, ¢) ae oe Se 3 South Third strect, halt wx 7, betwera Marts aad Chee- . and Se 1 ewelling hulls, the now butt the tte eons They cullegad end the oft woman | pate ber coee Bird (he tnaetle « | ON THE MANAGEMENT OF CATTLE ‘4 aot One Ducvaeee ton eae | Ret givecte, 0 ta sees at ot oman Hides, Tanners’ Uil, ; abet gorous state of Ohio, but th ower rst ators thoen and at the men alternately | rd , ' guees, Themes, they'll fad that irr: side | La Plate Wain yao oad oe re Hudea, that he 0 exten of ewidizaton, You wi'l pa wt tire fortewe . 4 . 4 they crowd upon my bhearta oad r | Seeeip, ean you Tee came to 0 eritied wesehajwun, | bt Nise rub Gees, Sad pres thew backs eerengly wah | _ Wtap Aiea, M Old Vork Read, Xd door To the Printers of the U. States. “c wiletthe brs uaa sie thu de wil uses oy gone into the ocean of eters

. ‘ Tho pot bet the sulgeet pees away from ' Ae woon as the ploughiwn bas onyoked be oxen r . r Soom a nh i ] ‘ yr or a x “m aited Patan Kippo, for U pper Leather | | © veocktwn founded on mare! diengpretation of she | the banda, pulling thew bude, ond mut cullormg & to . e iceatiiee, Wise Seesttent. Vieo ulate Gicakot Jo VhitTALl. aed lever caver aad enavaver, Neo. a i naan aaioe end Raab @ oniy, at v adiived and conversed w a . oy nol ban eared . be a. Nig nyt ape corceaig, Sealy ' a | © Frevblin F “e re ledelphia, evapeetiulip euavuncee t I ich be wiileell oa the 4.4 accommodating terme | q Mt r. WIL. bravery and watchtuliaess ' " run pay . ' 2 ¢ ave at ’ ‘ ‘ cretar commer of T f the od Rtates, that be has commenced the . ne we y fhe greater thhewee tm ertence than a Ee ge . y sod yporwer, he ny ; “ ee i wan ! t pee thomas W Ne wien, Recretary @ W corner of Thirteenth 4 DETERS ae 0 painted of Ciicibier Dili ieh Withee senidk- oy _ pati sot eek. ian Tewhen 4: hel even eanepting the ok! equews, whe | hita t of 2 yee » : ’ . oe P 2 ty le oot, Treasurer, Neriheast comer: of Recond | t a 7 — a the busineas. and long pree am 5 rr ry _ nies — ital th ee were ere c and ee on eeuve, T endeavoured to | non the old mpoaes, tem erty we phate a AR des , saedl they conse to perepive acd pent Noe pono ical acew . . ber od hue be giveh w cash, of in exchange tor - JAR SCOR, in his owe those men, Whe amd the wh the lest 4 & meter of helvt sed preer t @ to repent the wr O it em proms tole 1” give them nwel food, even when a © ortho: of the following named Directors ’ “ ’ y wn ° fob O °34—1p DAVID Rikkramacy, be poy . oc tnow, leet N breeding ate ewteh with the former «ie iestumet. 1) We alee necessary for & Ae every act @ iF Bw Agana Cod, u Wi bat then allow anes beved foe Bares Of. aweomiet aad Pessguek road im ae pe Nena ng “ meen pees beater “ ‘ otvert nt ‘ Sle Gaiienes, darter checitte o¢ On | @ bes bo is niteoce, ihe onerite ard snter ' at @ tae i oP Roush bi 7: wv To Physicians and Dru wists, to promote iy | and some of them from ¢ silted Roun Manel ot Secemphiehed the roe, end preciad hypeernicn Ther | Gen “1 jo Move aving . : a to waret , Whe “ho. po 7 " . 3 BO. F Sana? VY & CoN. E. corner of " " Saobeee “ net, Joun Caldwell aod his Y . ' ’ ' , ot thonl ' rin hie Vines vty after P ‘ — —y " ‘ ‘wlenee ) ‘ } ere never ted by thew meeers whe are ale aye n Shae seme A Lege o ro . nee # thinking resell way eeteent gi. ’ « afie Me ' ‘ h above Rece w ie ; x. on twee pend a ae Genes, exatiane manuhecrure | = get bevth was i whe themselves, the Zane fami temwlarty earedul to herp every thing earatebe from thee | wy ¥ ve eo Brung ’ Fey CHuwence | . ° j ~ over the ng " ' ‘ 5 . ! ' . etob ‘ ° mary cures, of digsanes nef we a arty who went eeung gene items tm ¥ Phe aperimily ceretad ta eect thes i ©. Teo thee | of lontede € elumeila Ft. x ' A Mecond streets, . . ~ . ; y « « Panes Letters, S R. e L XY L aN had route me Pos > lau’ y on ther arn thing of Gin eaters. An for cc | wee | oftert, osye Pieentomt Bdeands “Resolved, thar whe bie teroner and dapeoat at « , ‘ ’ ‘ , ' ‘ “ 5 ; ¢ ee — U ¥ we s ehilful hands, | fee fal v0 " ville. 1795——hut @ truce witt ealy est 4 paar! binduem euch 1 do any comme none evil @ te . : thack allt om ved whieh ow = be -") fd gently ’ } . ' mt and " the bea! yuality, aval well oe pl, mtd wall be INSTRU ™M E nad oo seal Chae hang “ott uc 4 Ss “ Re ua Darssren tous * we eo oe Sum, @od ca tenth caret « van wf tal arm ehoe, wth witiheet a ‘ rabies nie cabael euetasiaia ait inks > . wieh of deere te that those who may be family who removed there, ther ever cnerted over thew canine Mock conused pero laglhigy tee gfe les alia me hgh pac Aue Fomyeltboetyy soccer yep ne! Broo (At denectsoe MvBbger i BB yh sada bed astaaied bo aeaaiiones, tas 1 ; : ; he above disrasce may give it @ fair trad fort : ogy sted them whenever e chance oflered sim i! , . yey, ! “ ap eenes ar Buch ae Amputenng, Tr panning, Lythbotemy, Pocket Cases, | * =a © Ebenezer, Andrew, anc, ecarcety @ badge which does not petro | Ot ty ight, agermnet the or i , [ BUN euch @ contkiona® in ihe own etreng ‘ te “ | tenth ' ‘ ’ . ‘yu t Ieeecting, Teete inctrament-, &e. & mich © wartaated | thew Cd will be fully compete ms ri ot east @ ducen of thea hangers-on, gh 4 — oo 7 Phe afl tha, boentle depermtecee upon that | to be startled at common olyects of mght ot tess 2 ew pia » a deg :. ' » onnepts trmded Lo complete lonte to he of too best a aed, neat morkmon eae Anon ecnadit a ee ee ee D ‘ on re make anteel tes af oar vee melt ron i. y o. at 4 mereitul, and every + tem premet Heng, whe w al oF af Ph fond tivere of pam El. coheve of tha Meshety ant having chenined Sterde for the i Pe : WR oe. pphktirhrd ne carly a0 posable N.K “at thera y ebay eo Ey 8 A constant savoir of the shown, wit be & county. Issac, when a b i nthe, ' oh hin. yo oy : ere, but ehow * He. . ine tanec eek te ioe he eek ‘ hee G aso OKOOD. exes with neatness and nay & at Peter Lehman's ud le i : ne * Uy howe | oteerved some gaunt, N doce Me 4 . ee pes 7 ws pony Dory ng few = A ® ; ’ *y sae ' aon cuaed to eal Gp in et a ee - mptiinde. Heads for Newsiapere, Pee cimilies, Ornamen street, Philadetpmie savares, aud fortunately fom . whe lowked ef df he had been dicted tor N { oe Snover Weve ue, wer for. | 6 , 2 _ ee mow te deeds and be tegulariy egued and . \ y . Cul With (he greatest accuracy ie TT ERIE a TY. voed with the Todians tor oe . at ‘ . ° ’ i » * ite steel eh @ menditative air inte the buiki | MAO OR we pet curt a hun . ' ~~ mol sealiy te " he

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& . o shad a ete ‘ ’ : os 4 ; ot large bille, Ae. cul to any pattern, im pieces re ’ of the City end Cowaty of P » by whom he . hed errelied m without chanrving whet he | > i . o Be an eque : n? | - e TEL LOW IZENS Having been . “db esding amongst b wee sheet, oe much were hie thoughts cowed wih Tre Atesrace Vhie eugerh turd aaile on the eis | an ‘ , to make “tt ~ = = | t ae cute. orpaments. Re. engraved over, and t ol my fellow cvtune 1 offer my Sethis dave the substar nm ra : hem lewn , bor . mal to t : ’ | mae ‘ tor ball tdew original cost ' . OF SHERIFF of the City ° i and enacted al mere wegit) meen motwuhetancdag he eb eremucdiv of oo cacite S more ivemle power, hor tere Re | > Se. é J e - sastantly on handewery material ar cessary for de tld . support i | - ep Beet cam of eae, & camem Un toch Sune’ Lome ony wy ° une yan ayers! movement of We wR | series, but ot homdes 4, Concentrated Compound Sy-': te ¢ Otten duecowot for conn tis monthe, tee mane & wing . te } that at | , : BS -RURITY PONE ont rhenge ry we '« i th ve ant ar] a ere ton the ream . o J o ‘ ton oun - sateen = Gheienation pesmnd Gwen every latent tet wena i> dinin Gils qatdin snch lane Sache ts tee - be jaiied end weaned by ther ows ' , rup er Sarsaparilla, gromenig S dibseesmnek No: poms eetd With promptnoss ' er tully, ens 1 and Jonathan ‘ c 7 Os , wie zer , ed we play, ond he eye tawtly bleed euch @ concem. Whew tejpuer The largest meen by the author mee The stronger aad meter the sa ’ ros june Lt 4an® No. 103 Wain : & aod tounders of Wh twenen af thervieh longing Neem, ett © Rend ene cuted. whey Ge wih Gate emmeedad. | eon feer | Cnttle be kept upto ag oF a mi Metenate Eruptions of 6 ° Durability, Convenience and Re onomy. R. Ss. | r outpost of the whores on beat @ oth on mndefleren: hounging step, he we ouicl ow te. | taut quecierne, vt tc eenrtied have hers ahunt that | cattle are in the winter eullered to run? » OF + or Pustules on hi ¥ ator gO}. 's PATENT WEN o Deaatiful as ~~ -RPONE j wards the ot my chews on. . , . rn 3 . wave ar ught mio mt poer, they w« » at ’ ss a etter, R d tor Babin . This bones answer ENGRAVER ON WOOD—No. a3 PRUNES Co ‘ vung ently tore te — ermenenee dia@teance pa oletpy he tlein. asd mest eerte a - . - ] vipe . hal com above Putth Sitect led ¥, "34—if 2 4 varehle epPenon') 6 arer we, ramen to ber | . eayelde ot Aving has teen ascertame| ’ . ' wit af body Genthiene eantews ; . by . = cr ey Fag tele tater 10 mene goud bie mies! tt ahould he et thar | by heaving soave of them cought, merked, ard agen | ‘0? Some ge pou shoul , B nies ardor : demase ehahe eieed, | em ° ae ¢ . | Bowes A Card to Tailors. . af become, for shat time, feumeat cerch pout ewe, he flashing t look w wet at bers) The coun af thew oa e@oui « . 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