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From the New York Eptcurean Bulletin.
Family Secrets:

Mr.. Ediior:--WhIe ascending The Miss
issippi. some eighteen months since, on
board the steamboat Huntsville the
Commander of that excellent vessel fela-
ted the following aneedote Of couple ol
worthy disciples of father miller. sou
tbihk il worth place in the Epicureau
Bulletin pray make rooih for IT..
in Coles County there lived a man nam.
ed Isaac Dodsbn aud his lie, who were
both 6rm believers IN the prophecy of fa-
ther Miller; and not doubling for mo-
meht the correctness Of their prophets
calculations, they set about making act
i've preparations for the eseu,ful day that
was 10 Terminate the existence Of all
iabIunary thiogs. after having set their
bonse in order the following CONDENSATION
took place.
Husband. My dear wife, / believe 1
hate made every preparation for 10 NOR
row. / have forgiven all MY enemies,
and prayed for the forgiveness Of all my
sins. and feel perfectly calm and resign.
ed.
Wife. Well husband. ] believe I'm
refsy for the sound Of tse trumpet. go
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isonnr was acquitted!
Who is a COWaId2

The man who attacks another by sur.
prise, or with weapon in his hand when
the other has none, is coward. :. :
Tie man who carries deadly weapons
about his persons in his intercourse with
an unarmed society, is 2 coward =,
The man, who being challenged TO .
duel is so much afraid of public sentiment
that he dares not refuse it, is a coward. !,
In general that man is coward who;
shapes his course Of action by bis fears;
and he alone is man ofreal courage who
always dares 10 do right.
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The done Pawnbroker.

The pawnbroker had business enough
during the morning, Just when he began
to think that the poor and needy, the dis.
.solute and depraved, would trouble him
no more until towards evening--the door
opened and there walked in young, pal
lid faced woman, stability attired and
protected from the cold by large cloak
Of withered black.
is thia pawnbroker'sa' timidly asked
the woman.
Yes ma'am,' was the reply.
Il want TO pawn few articles of cloth-
ing the woman continued, producing
from beneath her cloak band-box bros
ken at the edges, and only held together
by stout cord.
The pawnbroker united the cord and
emptied the band box of its contents; af.
ter examining each article carefully, he
told the woman that he W onld advance a
dollar and seventy 1--WE cents on the lot
The woman sighed. She wished to raise
two dollars and fifty cents. The pawn
broker replaced the articles in the shat
tered case, and tied it together again With
cord.
Can't you afford to give me two dol
lars and half!' she asked timidiy.
Not cent more than have said the
paw wnbroker replied in tone that for
/ bade all further parley
The woman sighed again, took up thu
box, and hiding it beneath her cloak lef
the shop. She stood upon the walk il
front, carefully watched by the pawnbro
ker, as though undecided how to acf. Thel
she turned aud re,entered the shop.
.You may give me the dollar and seven
ty 6vo oonis,' she said as she re produced
the box. The pawnb broker affixed tb'
number to the box, made out the ticke
paid over the money. and the woman de
parted.
An hour later, and kitten like or.
emerged from The box. 1t grew more
piercing and loud. The pawnbroker
nUdtCnCu uo"u thO boA3 tosO y POh wv -"
and 10! there was baby of about si'
weeks old wi'hin The secret was out
The woman had prepared two boxes, tb'
one, the fac simile of the other, and hat
actually obtained fourteen shillings OF
her babe, lnste ad of leaving it with a.not'
pinned to its sleeve, land invoking tn
protection OF the benevolent in behalf o
the stray while she had carried off th
other box, containIng the garments whicl
the pawnbroker had examined. and OF
which he proposed to advance the mon
ey!
For further particulars apply at th'
Alms.house. TIE pawnbroker declare
that the time has come for the restora
tion of the chosen people. He is tired o
living among tie Gentiles, and looks wit
the eye of faith and earnestness toward
the holy city, Universe.
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Husband. I'm rejoiced to hear il; but
my dear, have no doubt there auaBhany
little domestic secrets which w. have
kept hidden from each other, which, had
they been known at the time Of their oc.
currence might have produced unpless.
ant feelings, but as we have but one more
day to live, let us uGbosom ourselves free.
ly to each other.
Wife. Well husband, you are right;
there are some little things that never
told you, and which intended should re
main between me and my God but as we
have but one day left, ! reckon it's right
to make clean breast to each other
Pm ready--you begin, husband,
Husband. No dear, you begin.
Wife. No husband, you begin-I
can't
Husband. No! you know, my love,
Pauisays husbands has a right to com.
mand their wives. 1t is yonr duty, as a
christian woman, to obey your husb and
aud the father of Your children. so begin,
love.
Wife. In the sight Of God reckon its
right--so IN tell you, dear husband, our
Oldest son, William, is not your child.
Husband Great God Mary, ! never
dreamed of your being untrue to me-! Is
so!
Wife. lin tears. Yes, God forgive me,
it is true. know that did very wrong,
and am very sorry for il but in an evil
hour | fell, ana there is no hope for i,
now.
Husband. William not mine! 10 the
name of God whose child is he!
Wife. He's MIR. Graham's, the con
stable; The Lord be near your poo
wife.
Husband. So William ain't my child
Go on!
Wife. Well, our daughter Mary, nam
ed after me, ain t your'n neither.
Husband. Salvation. Talk on Mar,
come right out. Who is Msry's faith
er!
Wife. Mr.. Grinder, the man hat bull
the meetin' house aud wen, to the lowe
country.
Husband (resignedly.) Wen ae ther
is but one day more, I'll bear il, 50 60 OF
you lave any thing else.
Wife. Well, there's our Youngest.
Husband. s'pose Jenny amt min
either!
Wife. No, dear husband, Jenny, tha
we both love SO well. amt yourn nei
ther.
Husband. Merciful Lord! Is that SO
In the name of the Savior who is hea
| Wife. He's the one-eyed shoemaker
thas lives at the forks of the road.
Husband. Well, by Cd ,Gabrill blow
your aorns yDaut TO go now.
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How TO KEEP FOLKS IN CHApELs.- When
Mr.. Moody was on journey in the ives
TEN part of Massachusetts,, he called on
bry ther in tie ministry on Saturday
thinking to spend the Sabbath with if a
greeable. Tie man appeared very glad
to see him, and said, i should be very
glad to have yop stop aud preach for me
to morrow, but l feel almost ashamed to
ask you.' why, what is the matter!
said Mr.. Moody. why, our people have
got into such habit OF going out before
meeting is closed that it seems to me TO
be an imposition on stranger
III that is all, must and will stop and
preach for you,' was Mr.. Moody's reply
When the Sabbath came, and Mr.. Moody
had opened the meeting and named the
text, he looked round OH the assembly
and said;
MY hearers, am going to speak of
two sorts Of folks--ssints and sinuers.--
Sinners, am going to give ou portion
first and ] would have you give good at
tention.' =
When he had preached to them as long
as he tLought best, be paused and said;
There. sinners, ] have done with you
now; you may take your hats and go out
Of tue meeting house as soon as you
please
But all iarried aud heard him through
There we're none present who considered
themselves sinners!
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0T A California Moing Company has
been formed in Utica, With capita
stock Of thirty thousand dollars.
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Democratic Pioneer.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY
]. SMITH & E. GILES.

TERMS: Two dollars per annum, payable
in advance: or two dollars and fifty cents, pay
able within the year.
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A CHALLgNG E.--A little fop conceiving
himself insulted by gentleman who had
ventured TO give him little wholesome,
advice. stru,ted up to him with an air of
importance saying;- Sir, you are no gen-
tleman--here is my card, consider your-
self challenged. Should | be from home
when you honor me with a call. | shall
leave word with friend 10 settle the PIE.
liminaries to your satisfaction -
To which the other replied Sir. YOU
are a fool--hefe is my card, and sh ould |,
not be at home when you call on me, yo,.
will find that have left orders with my
servant to kick you into the street.
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0T The following spiiaph is placed
over the grave Of a smuggisr, who wa,
shot BY exisemeu.-
Here I lies,
Killed BY the X IL.
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or The Bishop of London's father was
an holest tailor. > .st 1-.. q
woull that the Bishep Was as honest
man.
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CALIFORNIA.

IN IMITATION OF "EYCELsloR."
The eyes Of the day were closing fast,
When through Yankee village pass'd
"A youth who bore mid ice and snow,
A banner with the word below.
California;
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Eight pianos have been sold to Lowell
fact ory giris. within the last six months.
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although You count yourselfa brighter,
fellow than am, yet can come round
y6u,' as the earth said to the sun.
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Inc eyes OF the DAY were closing last,
When through Yankee village pass'd
"A youth who bore mid ice and snow,
"A banner with the word below.
California!
The wondering people gathered round,
And kindly ask'd him whittier bound,
For gold, for pleasure, or for fame!
He smiled, and pointed to the same.
California!
"A sage with long and silvsry beard,
The sound Of many voices heard,
And rushed along the crowded street,
To ask him whittier strayed his feet!
; California!
From off his brow he raised his cap,
They gazed within by sudden hap,
AT once appeared in letters fair,
Distinct and clearly written there, q
California;
The shining buttons on his coat,
That bound it fast from loins to throat;
Along the edge we're lettered round
With words, which gave the well known
sound,
California!
His hand enclasped mattock helve
Amid the sand and stones to delve,
And deeply burned within the wood,
The dark and blackened letters stood,
California;!
aStay, youth" said one, with anxious mien,
"a fearful distance lies between,
OF time dread and weary while"'--
He only answered with smile,
California!
Again they looked-but distant far
His banner lightly waved in air;
While on the smooth @riag track,
"A struggling echo wander'd back,
California!
Again he passed village by.
And still he held his banner high,
But vanished with merry sound,
That floated like mist around,
California;
Anon he trod noble prov.
That from the shore was floating now,
While parting shouts from all on board,
In one triumphant plaudit roar'd
California!
They touched the cline Of golden sand,
The youth was first to tread the land,
And shouting to his fellows, said,
As waved the banner DER his head,-
California!
At last the ague and fever ragged,
But still with fever unassuaged,
Stretch'd on the ground amid its quakes,
He shouted loud between the shakes,
California!
Once more, his comrade passing by,
The film Of death was d er His eye;
But from the sky o'efcast and drank;
A voice fell like broken bank,
California!
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The Valparaiso Neighbor records forty
severe shocks Of ear bquake at that place,
within sixteen months.
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Or Debt is ihe wOrs, kind OF poverty.
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A matchmaker being asked the age. Of
his youngest child, said, she wants just
a quarter ofthree.
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From off his brow he raised his cap,
They gazed within by sudden hap,
At once appeared in letters fair,
Distinct and clearly written there,
California;
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The wondering people gathered rouhd,
And kindly ask'd him whittier bound,
For gold, for pleasure, or for fame!
He smiled, and pointed to the same.
Cal,.formn;a,
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The shining buttons on his coat,
That bound it fast from oins to throat;
Along the edge were lettered round
With words, which gave the well know
sound,
~ tic
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Annual prem. Annual prem. Annual pref

Payable Annually, Semiannualy, or Quarterly.
THOS. M. ALBEIT, President.
JOHN A. THOMPSON, Secretary.
Medical Board:
J. r. w. DUNBAR, cor. of Hanover and LON
bard streets.
G. c. M. ROBERTS, M. d., 1926 Hanover st.
For information any branch of the business, re-
to the printed pamphlets of the Company, or to
THOS. b. ADAMS, Actuary,
Sc 30 IF Carroll Hall.
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PICKLES., JELLIES,
PRESERVES &C.

TENIIE subscriber would respectfully announce to
IL the public that he has on hand large stock and
general assortment of PICKLES and PRESERVES
which he SELL wholesale retail fifty per cent
lower than they can be purchased any where in the
United States.
Shipping Merchants, Agents and Contractors will
find it advantageous to examine the stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. His stock comprises in part, viz
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BALTIMORE BANKS.

Open at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ and close at 3
p. M.-1he discount days are
Union Blk Of Maryland-Mon. &Thurs.
Bank Of Baltimore-Tucsday & Friday.
Farmers s Planters'-Mon. s. Thurs.
Franklin Bank-Monday.
Merchants'-Tuesday and Friday
Marine-Friday.
Mechanics'-We dnesday & Saturday.
Farmers'& Merchants'--Mon .&Thurs.
Western-Tuesday and Friday.
Commercial & Farmers'-Tues. s Fri.
Chesapeake-Tuesday
Baltimore Savings-Every day.
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ILLIN
LAND AND GENERAL AGENCY,

By JAMES p. ERSKINE,
For the Paying Taxes, Purchase and Sale of Lands;
the collection and Settlement of Debts in Illinois
and Missouri; the Location of Soldiers Land War
rants; the Selection of Lands, and Procurement of
Homes for Emigrants.
will also investigate Titles of holders of Patents,
whose Lands have been sold for Taxes, for half
the amount recovered, without expense to the
owners. Address
JAMES p. ERSKINE,
QUINCY, adams CO.,
ILLINOIS.
REFERENCES:
John Grigg,
C. S. Boxer, Pres't Girard Bank, Philadelphia.
Caleb Cope,
f. Riggs, No, Vo,.,.
Pollen s Colgate, S'''" yin"
Truman Cross, p..,,.
o. w Eichelberger, '"''"'''''
see 9m
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FOR HAVRE DE GRACE AND PORT
DEPOSITE,

a ep.1 TIE SUSQUEHANNA STEAM
e. slss3agcTow Boat Company's new steamers
LANCASTER, Capt. Tomlinson, and
JUNlATA, Capt. Sprague, will commence their
regular trips to IIavrc de Grace and Port Deposite,
on TUESDAY, 10th instant, leaving the lower end
of Smiths wharf every EVENING, Sundays ex-
cepted) at o'clock.
Returning, will leave Port Deposite at o'clock,
and llavre dc Grace at O'Clock in the evening.
Goods shipped by this line, and destined to any
point the Pennsylvania Canal, will be forwarded
free Of charge for commission and storage.
Shippers are respectfully requested to send their
goods early. For freight or passage, apply to
j. S. MURPHY, Agent,
Lower end Smiths wharf, BALTIC;
SAMUEL WILT, Agent,
Havre de Grace;
VIM w MCLEAN, Agent,
ma 5 If Port Opposite.
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Oils

Duty, Olive in casks, TASKS or bottles, 30
per cent; Linseed, Hempseed, Rape
seed; Sperm, Whale and other Fish
Oils of Foreign fisheries; NeatsiO0t, %
mar ,aut nj col
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PILOT SAIL DUCK.

TILVT SNII DUN.
TuNUE subscribers, agents for the sale of PILOT
II SAIL DUCK, have on hand and will be
constantly supplied with assortment of number,
from to 10, of that SUPERIOR ARTICLE, which
they offer to the trade on PLEASING TERMS.
Apply to S. PHILLIPS & co.
iune. 8 Il w 81 BoNlys Wharf
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DUCK, sAIL-Duty 2O9 ct. ad val

FEATHERS-Duty % Pct. ad val
American, gesse, ID % @ 30
FISH
Duty on Foreign caught, 30 per cent
aud when home.caught are exported,
a drawback equal in amount To the
duty paid on the foreign salt with which
they were cured, shall be allowed.
L 1
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'7IW VVPPVI' . = 70 y ~
CORDAGE-

Duty, tarred or untarred, p per ct.
OfRussia Hemp, ib-124 d
Russia, manufac'rd -l2h q
Manila ..........-l4E d-15
American ........-- Go
CORKS- Duty 30 T. cent ad val
Velvet gro. So Go
Common ........-1S G-2O
Corkwood. lib 81 q )
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Duty, a. per cent. b, 10 per cent; c, Is
per cent; d, 20 per cent; e, 80 per cent.
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Ounce, in pint and half pint jars, 700 of each.
Apple, do do do 600
Currant, do do do 600
SYRUPS.
Raspberry Vinegar, in claret bottles, 10000
Lemon, do do 5000
ALSO-A superior article of Tomato, Walnut and
Mushroom CNTSUPS; African and American Pep
PER SAUCE; French Mustard and prepared Horse
radsh.
Families and dealers can also be supplied (by the
hundrcd) with Cucumber Pickles, finely spced and
in vinegar superior article of Saurkrout, and Cider
Vinegar, at WILLIAM BODMAN's
Picking House and Vinegar Depot,
oc 16 ! yr No 46 and as S. Howard-st
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GUANO-Duty free.
Peruvian long ton II - a 30 -
Patagonian 49,. - - a35
GUNNIES-Duty 20 y ct. ad val.
Bags, small size, ea.-- d
medium do. d
-- large do. -- d
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Qy- The following are the rates Of Du-
ties III CASH, by the Tariff OF December LIST,
lSl6.-rhe Ton is to be understood as
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<Wholesale,) carefully corrected every Friday.
LYFORD's BALTIMORE PRICES CURRENT. w
BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
pTpJIC LOANS

Par ralue Of StockS-and prices asked and offered
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&c HOODS.

'I'ARRYTOWN IN~TIT'J "a -e,ec. boarding.
4 -rlou. f.- boys af Ilryrovr. y Y Terms $50 to
So per arruu Circulars containing li .t-- re-
i-rt fIr .r.n0. ran be- obtained af SnalrE >tep-
ar. bookstore. % Broadway. New York. nr iy address
.D- q note to lie Pllcipa- A. NEW MAN.
NV tieod Principal.
FRENCH LANGUAGE. MISS DELANEY in-
forms ,e aides of Brook and vicinity t -le gives
essons r -le shove language. 0n Miuescas Ora. system
% Der residence. - Pear.-st. BrooAyn myl' Pm
I ESSON~ ~ GERNiN.-M. ERTHFlLER. su-
If.Or uf Fasy Lessons OBJ German" sud d" \ PlrAse
Boos fnr 81 a1i German receives pupils a. = john
- near Nf..an-st uF1 Inn
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DEsTRUcrIyE FiRE Just ~ our paper was
going to press we received Extra from the Fort
RaBRs lnd) TiHts, giving an account Of most de-
struciiv. fire which occurred Ia that city the morn
ing OF the 2st inst The lire broke out ia the OF
Conrad & kcoppingcrs toy store, on Cahounst. The
wind being hi "a At the time the flames ragged with the
greatest violence aud before they could be subducd
large number of buildings Were destroyed The loss Is
estimated at 100000. dayton Trans May 70
NOS.INTERCOURsE.-The papers abroad seem
10 take II for granted because Hon A. W Nenabe, In
a recent speech. advocated non-ntcrcOurse between
the North and South should the North persist Ia beI
fanatical course that North Carolina goes for nuiaca
ton and disunion. They k0n without their host
We opine that Mr. Nenaole not only doe not speak
the sentiments Of the State. but doubt II DC has
expressed the opinions Of majority OF The Loco oco
party. lNcfOeihi"h o. e ''h'
SERIOUS AtGGDgNT.-On the 2lrt lust. uc
steamer Cora picked up man in Mobile Bay who was
supporting himself IN the water by So Hd OF two oais
He stated that he bad LETT the city Ia boat during the
day with six and the doctor belonging 70 the United
States steamer Walker. now lying in the bay. Inc
boat was capszed in squat He had been the water
an hour and half and could not tell what had become
OF his companions, but supposed they were drowned
BsTrING oS ELEcTIoNs.-The S0preme Court.
in Monroe Co have decided, an appeal from the
Common Pleas In n case between j q. Ma'y and John
Reese that money deposited with stakeholder can
not be given 10 the winner The has been pending
for three years The Court below made It's decision
the ground OF informally IN the declaration OF
The
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MARINE JOURNAL.
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sap southport Me- Chasstou asys, cotton Sc 70 Gs,
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scAf fssrl Gan. romsstnr. hue
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NOTICE 70 THE LADIES AND OTHERS

VIA nay Premium Shell Combs are ni eld in any store
branch. IS been asserted uy lew AA (nuus have
taken Ore prtm.am lur ilr wears TIE ladies. and
best of ulIVs have decided ry Combs superior 90 a
For -ae only my 51i Broadway 40 ,e sign olle
Golden Comb. Premium >Iel Comb S.C.,. ai,l. Broad
way. /fBEnEE NJ DUMMY Premium Open I0p.
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