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nsm Yiano 8prts wsit porsusieben.
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europa befbdbist foasn cesms9sn um balben
&oifprsis psrfauft ,psrbsn. Sur psrfcnen, msl>
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asnau isbsr, mag Der 2tnfauf zines oiefer Sns
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babsn Don $40 bis $40 baS Gtiif.
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8erfd,isosnbeit ron 8iolinsn, Tloten, @larios
nettsn, srempstsn Soarnern YcfaunsiI 3ios
lnfaiten better 9lrt, ruie AUDI 9iolinbraen--
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frcttesfse IN Der 9egenndrtigsn coer ndtblfsn
Sieuna essernavffss ipiesrrufen ,usrten ,pirb.
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piano 8orte5 ron perfbiebensr 0ualitdt, ron
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YbilabsIpbia cbsr an ir9snc sinsm anpsrnpIats
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b. DO. 3lpsi9, @sorsstown, par
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@cmmereial Vanf perfb Wmbop 4
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pscples Bant, paterlca
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9tatc Sanf'st S1eipart J
State Yanf. GlBatetbtpwn J
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linpn Sant* Oobsr u
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6oboten Sanfins So. 5obofen 9ebrost.
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fir baS cSabr 1S43,

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l0tcn uno penntrabe.
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nennungen i'm umiaafs.
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fen maren friibsrbin 6Fsntlitbs 8srciits bantsn
Dis Hotsn bsrjsniasl, Banfeil ,ustehe ip'r
mir einsm Ysbantsnifribe I'll lbejeibnsn,msrs
ben pcn ben Srcfsrs niebt angsncnIffsil.
pennlplpanietl
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Ranlsn. 9iseonto in pbilae.
Sanf pom Hprtb 2tnsrifa* par
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penn salmfdips 4
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Commercial Banf,* BON psnnlplpanlen par
8armerS u. MsbanieS Sanf par
G5iraro oittot 4S bis so
giraro pitto (srppen)t in ppii'a sslblciT
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W1erhants Bant bon spbllap. betraa.
Sanft, s
Manlif. II. Mebanics CHS 7
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pbilaoelpbia 8anf* par
@apns Snltitut setrctbn.
soan Comp. 90.
spenn somnlebip Cav Snit.
Hidarbs (Marf) 9ebrob.
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Sd)nplftG 8anf* par
SoutbDarf Ditto par
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stus fsinsu biutsrlaAsnsn papersn ssfammslt
wellber ipeaen Der Grmnrbnng

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l2a esut bas sinsslns Grsnplar. Sramsrn
unb Stobrbaltern, meld)e Gin 9uBeno ODER
msbr fanfsn, wirb Der 9ewtbnlits 9abatt sr,
taubt.
Geaong, ben 81 SUM.
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GIN fleines msrtsbsn, tctitelt:
Gin lhDner uno noblapprobirter
beilioer Seoen

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bat bic preTe psrlaGcn uno 1T in piefer
Druferei ~ baten.
preis 25 eent eas ercmplar.
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Yprl6riften

ssiiodsn ppn G. 5. G8elmann, finb misoer
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uttppleIuuil SH -WteeRfaHn,
Mcntsonsrp ec,* gu seorristaun, pa.
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Ssntrs oittc 81 8elsfpnts, asfbIcsen
gitp 8anf 81 pittsburs, llnsanabar
@olunbia Sraeen geisafbaft, Columbia 2
@arlsls bittc* ju Carlisle,
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Cation blttc* Su Cation, par
grban9e Ditto 81 pittsblr9, L
Certificate
Dolt Sloten
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@ertiicatc
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8aslnsrs II. 9rcpsrs gu 0Sapnesbura II
DO snbltar in currant 8onos IA
Iarmsr6 unb bittc oittp iu pittsbun asbr.
Sarinsrs uno eittc b. Su Sapstts @p. .asbr.
s5armsre nno DO si Greneatle sebrob
Tranftin oitto 81 2Saibington, 9
Tarmers 8auf .. Suds GtD /. Wrillcl, par
FARMERS oitto ron ganealfer* slt ennealfsr /,
Warmers oittp, pcn Mmoin9* III 0iea. lib. 4
6arrisbura bitto 81 rarriebur0, Obs 10
loarmcnD Snifitute 81 .FarnlonD, lln1an0,
ocnsStas Saf SO ccnepbNls,
6untinaben tiHo pl {smtlngten, ,,naand.
Smiata biuo 80 2epiefam, unanno
qanfaifsr DO. 81 qanfalgp 4
saneallcr Ganntp 4ant, 40 saneatlm 4
esbanon 30. 80 qebancn \
qumbermail'S DO. AZ gsarreu, aetrcsben.
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gcrtttic0te Il
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pot 0,otcn IA
MinerS 8anf orn prttepilte, sbis 8
Iortbern Ditto pon pa. su Dunbaff, uuab.
Hortbnmbl. II. @plb. 8f. Sn Wiltrn, itn9b.
q. 9Beifern Sf. o.pa. Meapesille, geId,l.
9ieu Salem DO. SaYette @auntv, betriia
9fprthamptcn Sanf su 9lllentalln, 80
g. s.. Delap. Griiefen So. III 81. s. aeietl.
Office Der Sanf pcn psnnf jaarrsb. s ssbr.
Offiee 90 20 qaneaisrb aebr.
Office 10 bp Msabinab Is asbr.
Office DO 30 Cation s asbr.
3rpsis Der @. Gtaoten* pittsburs, eebrob.
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90. oc. ee. su Ssaper. DO.
Office Der SebupIfia Sant, pcrt Carbon s
9lgrieul. II. Manuf. Sf. an Carlisle, sebr
Silper eafc Sanf 81 Mentrcfe, 9efdlcl
Saplcrspils 9slapars Srifsn Co. a -
2cipanb1 DO. sll Gcipanba, 9strobsn
llnien br. Su llnicntailn, 9ebrod,
Beffmcrelano DO. 3i @jreensbnrg, aeihlc.
Wilfesbarre 8riiden 60. sii ggilf ungalls
ISsF Brand Sanf, 0Billianlsrort,
WDomins Sanf su WiIfesbarre, l6
ycrf oittc* ~ Wprf, 8
ycnstc9anp Banf 81 perrporolis1 ,ingans
Die g1ctsn BON osn nit a bessietneteuBanz
Fen rerbsa nicbt Ia OepcIit seiiommen absr
an een betrefenDsn Banten a,saepetbfeIt.
Dic init 3 bbe;sihnet scten feine9eofsn aus
Gelapare.
Sanf ,. .Htminston u. .Sranestpnsf aBiIm par
Sanf pcn Dsla,uars*, o8iIrington par
Sanf RON Sinirna, @niirna, par
DO. tc. 3susig, Wilfore, par.
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8anfen i'm Snnern oes eanoe{

5anf pcn 9tas9bsnp, gu Ssbforr, llnsansb.
Ssapsr, ~ Ssassr, 30
Sipatara, Su l9arrisbnrs, ssfbloltn
9Saibinaton, su 2safbin9ton, nn9ans
ebanbsrSburs 5u etambsrSburs, s
Gsttiabur9* 81 @sttisburs, 8
pittabur9, Su pinsburs, L
Susquebanna gr. Wiontrcfe 10
SDelfer @auntD ju 2SsftdFltsr, par
Selapars Sauntpa ;u @aefsr, par
Serlnantaun ;u 0srnantaun, par
qepstaum ju lepistam, 57b.6S|
Nsieelefam Su Mieeletaun, 81
Mcnt9onsrp Co.'S 81 eeprri6taun, pay
9enrtJutt,herlanS nj sRnrthit,,,ber( @
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sunb,ry, Saturday,

motive in the first place, he thinks, influenced
the Deity to assist him miracucusly. A short
time since Swede, who could speak patois
peculiar to a certain province of Sweden, called
on him, and addressed him in that dialect.
Mcgzafont had never heard it before and
seemed very much interested. He invited him
to call on him often, which he did, while the
conversation invariably turned on this dialect
Al length the Swede called one dav, heard
himself, TO his amazemcnt, addressed in this
difficult patois He inquired OF the Cardinal
who had been his MASTER for he thought, he
said, there was no man in Rome who would
speak that languagc but himself al have had
no one he replied, "but yourself-T NryrU
forget 4 'cord hear once" II this be true.
he has a miraculous memory at all events.
This the priest told me he had from Mc2zafon-
Ii hjmselE--At home this would be headed
"Srango ftrue."
| forgot to say, while speaking of the ccrc-
mony ofwlshng the pilgrims feet, that there
is separate apartment in the same building
for the females, and that princes are some
times seen engaged in this menia office Every
one so washed receives certificate Of it, and
1t he wishes, medal emitting him to beg. |
wandered through the apartments with feelings
half sad half comcal. In one room, previous
10 the ceremony Of washing the feet, they were
all assembled before Uack Madonna, and such
miserable looking objects ! never witnessed
Each with his pilgrim staff in hand sat leaning
forward in silent wcrship--his taltercd gar
ments and shrunken limbs and haggard face,
and wo-worn look, making my heart bleed with
IN me.
At the ceremony Of washing | observed
several pilgrims that were mere boys who seem.
ed frightened enough at the sudden notoriety
they had acquired. One little fellow in partcu.
lar attracted my notice. He was half frightcn.
cd and half rogucish; and between the curiou.
gaze Of the spectators, the odd position he wa.
in, and the Cardinal in his awful robes at hi,
feet; his countenance had half sacred, hall
comic look, md his eye rolled from the Card
nal to the spectators, and back again in such
queer bewildcrmcnt that it quite upset my era
witty and INDUCED in one o! Leather Stocking,
long silent laughs.
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From the Jaitcd Scrpicc Journal.


- 1'I1V IT y III +"E''
towards l'e end "i !9uo' ea fine auium-
"'I u'o'h'hs' Napoleon was reviewing hIS
troops decorated "lth The IdureiS OF Egypt, Ger
l'''y anu '''F ana ha' already pissed tie
'"n'N "' several regiments whose dangers ana
'"''s"'S III ''' "e'" "' 'a'e ne "ad So Often
Witnessed ana shared when he arrived at the
ON huss'fs' 20 remarkable tor ITS splendid ap-
P'ar"Hce' lis eagle ey" soon W"rcelng vol
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sale orOIa Bacheiors.

droam'd dream, in the mids; Of my sIumhcrs,
And, fast as droamt, it was coined into numbers
Ny thoughts ran along in such beautiful metre,
I'm sure nr'cr any poetry swcctcr.
1t seemed that law had been recently made
That a tax on Old bachelors patcs should BE- laid;
And in order To make them all willingly marry,
The tan was as large as man could well carry.
The bachelors Grumhlrd, and said wcrc no u,e,
Twas horrid injustice and hord abuse -
And declared that to save their own hearts blood
from spjiliur,
OF such a vile tex they would nc'er pay a shilling.
But the rul,rs determined their skill to pursue,
SO they Sc, all the bachelors up ii ven 'ue;
4 crier was s-ui through the town to and fro,
To rattle bis bell, aud his :rumpc, 10 blow;
And to cali out to all he might meet in his way,
"iIo' for'y old bachelors sold here to-day"
And P-eseaiiy al the old maids oflhc town,
Each one in her very hest bonnet and gown,
From Thirty to sixty fair, plain, red, and pale,
OF every description all focked to the sale.
The auclionccr then, in his labor began.
Aud c'lId ont aloud, as he hell up man,
" How much for bachelor who wants to buy ,
In a twink every maiden responded II"
In short, g, hugely oxtavaran, price,
The 1echeior- oil we're sold OIL in rice;
And forty old majicns-soule Younger, some older
Each legged an cid bachelor home on her shoulder
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THE WEEPING MAIDEN.

] saw fair maid weeping,
Down by von old oak tree,
One day when was recping--
The cause ! few 10 sec.
She turned as approached her,
Then, hushjng, dropped her head;
While I, in tones Of kindness,
Unto the maiden said
" What Cricvcth thee, fair maiden
An, maiden, tell me true,
Can sorrow rest within the breast
Of enc SO fair as you Z"
Yes Ycsl" she cried, ." kind stranger,
I've drank Of sorrows cup
Just now my ma, With ruthless hand,
Cut my new hustle up"
y. .. Pic.
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THE RACE or MANKIND would perish did
they cease to aid each other. From the time
tie mother binds the child's head till the mo-
meat that some kind assistaA, wipes the death.
damp from the brow of the dying, we cannot
exist without mutual help, All, therefore that
need aid have a righ, to ask 1t of their fellow
Inortals; no one who holds the power of grant
ing can refuse withou, gult.-Sir ". Scott
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Reader, should you meet at Grcnoble te-
male painfully moving on crutches, n body hum
blcd by grief and wounds, this is Breton Dou-
bc-sa'u,c her; respect should ever be paid
to the unfortunate and deserving
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ardor and precision, that the Emperor was de-
lighted and surprised at witnessing a woman
manage her horse with the vgor aud courage
ofan old campajgner.
lam satisfied with your zeal and ability
said the Emperor, 'and appoint you a regimen
tai Gnnrtcriuastcr take this towards your
dress at the some time placing napoleon in
her hand, and ordered - additional to BE- given
her. 'Goanj rejoin your squadron we shall
meet YOU again
Breton Double expressed her grateful thanks |
TO the Emperor, and lost no time in taking the !
position 10 which, by her new rank, she became /
entitled, amidst the congratulations and cheers |
Of the numerous witnesses OF the scene. The |
9th hussars shortly afterwards Joined the corps /
of the army in Prussia aud the battle Of Eyau !
afforded Breton Double an opportunity of dis. !
tnguishnn herself The action had contnu- |
ed more than two honrs when Breton Double |
who had been sent TO the right wing with an
ORDER rcio;ncd her corps, and, perceiving that
the troop was surrounded bya large body Of
Russians. coufagcousv dashed through the en-
cny, sword in hand, killed the commander re-
lcycd her conurymcn, and returned to the
camp proudly displaying the sash Of the van
, qushcd officer.
The Emperor having been informed Of this
gallant feat, directed golden medal to be pre-
| scented 10 her, which was received by our he
roine with grateful and religions respect. Sub.
! scqucn,ly, in Prussia at the commencement of
/ an action, she had the misfortune to be wound.
! &c by mushct.bali in the RICH, hip instead
/ however. of returning to the camp, she contin-
ued 10 assault the enemy with increased viGor
ont Of revenge for the pain she was enduring
from the wound hut she was aCan struck hy
bullet under the right arm Notwirhstand.
| ing this, she refused 10 quit the field bound
up the wound with her handkerchief to stop
the bleeding, hung her arm in sling, passed
the rein Of her bride over her neck, and chan.
| ging her sabre from her right to her left hand,
rushed like furious hyena into the enemy's
ranks. Aocr killing and disabling several
mcn, she finally captured six Prussians, whom
. she Immediately carried in triumph 10 the EN-
pcror Napoleon, recognizing Breton Double,
was affected at such devotion and bravery he
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An EARLY DoMEsIIC INCIDENT ~ LoRp Ell
LINpoRoUGH' CAREER, related by a Calcutta
writer "At the first levce which he held, on.
ly the civil military, ard European gentlemen
were presented, many native gentleman who
went, being requested to retire as they were
not to be presented then, bat at Dunbar 10
be held on future day. Accordingly, they
then went IN great state and, as is the Gus.
tom alta native Dunbar, they presented rich
silver salvers, with large sums Of money, on
which he Governor ought only to place his
hand, as noticing them, the whole being return
ed untouched TO the owner. Instead Of this,
his lordship had person in attendance with 4
large bag, and when the money was presented,
instead of his lordship putting his hand upon i
as usual, he desired the attendant to bag it all,
and send it all to the Treasury. You may
imagine the CONSERVATION Of the native gentle
men at this Innovation
DEFINING PosrrloS--An editor ont West
has lust come out with new paper. His IN.
augursl is the most radical thing We have latc-
ly read. He says:
ave hayn't got any political principles, cX-
cept we believe in roast beet and hard cider,
and 90 the whole hog, including the tail. Wa
love all the girls harder than mule can kick
the pretty ones in partlcuar-and one va
knows, double refined particular. We are out
for total ahsurnation Of all back cushions Hs
makes the woman's coats stand out behind,
(we're n'c.rsl erE,so5 don't like to say bus
tlesO Wore iu Tor the abroIull,iou Of all
soap locks, cheek locks, Zip locks We a.
dominate straps because they impede looomo-
ton. We got the whole temptation society,
10 the bottom OF the barrel
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