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Fit comes will Md AN hundred fold with
which we shall regard the gi A pub.
lilo manifestation of aFproyals by those Of
/ our own sex could not be Otherwise than
ssgsatifying 10 our feelings. but the smiles
Interpretation from the bright consleIln.
fti6h &c beauty TINT has assembled on This
OCCASION is q sure gun ranty Of The recli-.
3tude Of our motives, a sure precursor Of
our ultimate. triumphant success. In.
deed, the histofy OF pnst events so clearly,
demonstrates that the well;wishes Of your
sex is necessary to tho success Of every,
great and good enterprize; thai apart from
tho jog il affords lis. seJ preservation
Would prompt US TO seek your approval. "a
Then fenr not, that any ignobie deed on
our part,swill r,sully5the virgin purity
of your banner. Recroants ma y rise up
among us in future, misfortunes may
come, calumuy may do its dark work,
malice may tarllish our bright visions Of
the future, but the remembrance ofthis
day must fade from memory, the bright
!nnticipations Of success must fail, and gal.
lantry fly our land, e'er this banner shall.
"trail ignobly in the dust" Proud indeed
Inre the Sons Of Temperance to receive
from those who are worthy to be benefit.
ted "by our moral crusade, = the flattering
assurance, that the sSons Of Temperance
are making more happy homes, calming
more aching hearts, drying more tears
thnn any other institution designed by
man." for if homes are made happy, fire.
sides cheerful, the tears ofthe widow and
orphan dried, the ineb&3te reformed, man
be induced to meet wI lis fellown,an as
his brolhcr-in one wdfa, il we Gun make
the drear waste in thesXilderncss Of life,
.'to blossom as the rose,T,fhcn is our OBJ.
jeci nct5thplishcd. 81.
You but do justice 10 our motives when
you express the opinion, that though your
sex is not admitted 10 tho inner mysteries
OF our Order, womnn's' welfare is not the
less the object of our pivisions' 1t can.
moi be deemed flattering 10 your sex to
say to you that we worship you us the
guiding star Of our destiny, and that we
have given you a place.
"Just on the boundary of tile spirit land,
Close to the realms where angels have their
birth"
Already arc the signs portent that our Or
der is destined to bear conspicuous part
in the great changes thatare taking place
around US. The eye ofprophecy clothes
IFS future in the brightest colors Of hope.
It's course is onward and upward like the
bold flight Of the majestic eagle, gisin,g
premise thai il Apil soon pread iss IbH-5
Issi4s;
public, md we ttust ihnt4 its divine prin.
ciplcs may soon cross the seas, and diiiuse
itself overth old World, from tho frozen
regions Of the North, 10 The burning snnds
ef the South, and that all nations may
come up and drink OF its pure fountains.
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iisE. l.. KiNG's ADDRESS.

Miss Dickson:-I am the honored in.
etrument ofmy Brothers Of Harmony III.
yision, 10 from you the beautiful
banner you have presented to them in the
name of ], the ladies Of this community.
And while we duly appreciate the value
ofaadonetioE SO appropriately rendered.
be assured that tho source from which
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GEN. JACKsON,s WILL.

We notice the following extract from
Gen. JAcKsoN's will in some of our ex.
changes: "The gold box presented to
me by the Corporation ofthc city ofNew
York., the large silver vase presented TO me
by the ladies Of Charleston S. C. my nu.
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al EPRACTICAI .IoRE J.

Montgomery, Dec. 8, le4s!
~ ---------; - ~ ~ 3k$S ls;
a PRACTICAL JOKE.
It is very common in our CITY for sld1;lsdap
ere, &c, to send home tie VARIOUS afticles,
goods and chattles, provisions and sas hs Ike:
te the domieile Of Tie epurchaser. Some TO: r;so
pie CLOCK full of highferloo notic css. of,
ilaziness, often otertax this kind inlqlg geIce or
traders. by causing them to send h6me sff,e
most trifing article, when the purchaser efc6dld
Just as easy as not tote it himself.f "A stout,
his purchases sent home, no. mater, what or,
where It is, lately stepped into down {onn
gtocery, bought small tin or can ca al
mtstard, weighing about d half Eponpd. ana.
ordered It sent homie; about an English miller
truck, put on, the imnstard can, and ordered,
driver to haul it to Mo- Dover street. dunn,
it down. ring fhe bell, and collect his frieiphf;
"a ~ but will he ,pay for'tl', saSs fiie
trnckmans with chuckle. @ u ,J Z SD |. al,
.If he don't,3 says the grocer, y i soillt
The truckman did 1t up with proe oessipnai,
ipMcepraeN M according to INSTRUCT aps; and I ass
ne backed Ills long tailed truck upon the genss
5tlenan's Sidewalk. that person raisssj his wu-
dow; for he Had gone straight bomeis sai,d7
wanted to knosg hat the truck man s,yYaSs
about b
tne Jehn OF the .trnef. . ~ sssJSeSsss
Mustrd III says the aiyocats 0f.. seIi.
o!ng luz Inngs h9ne.' Pretty idea that is, ssnrs
alng on 2 Iuk All the way uF hero WITH TINT
ue S3sp; :, i;ii e tSf
We., sir, was ordered 70 bring IL and
mere ~ it ls,4 says me driver. z ,a
ery,SWeil, ,e Down win. IT. says the gentle,
man, anG doaen ihe true kman dumped ~ thai
slle sas e, ns Fouiu puncheon OF Sognlae, or
pa1rel m q peer, apd asmanded ms MY sentst
10y, ~ .s te sawed Y genttemaIlI
s.se .sii = ior is's 3oas 9. 1ne t1ngi bnt
=, lail,el nag me tasn pnt
pss?aare.Wl.n nun oeiore ~ iGng, " henthata
aas SC,aes We make s,,e note ont
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II -. . = ,r-. :. =, -
Ia-a 10 e.:. 9 inVaiuanie RSlYl-e
n;, 80 10y Iiee ctlZen, y sometirHes esar-s
Iau..n. J.au .a. 'g .iee'y. ~ oose!ve lDftheS
aan.,., l,eIaia' q mat hom.ctde was re-
tv4. psipeu.ea IN tnat dlstr'ei, and iaat
.,. M ,ooH t'le Ishppus'olllty ot ao-3
aae;n; h.S w . ascuseo 70 pau By Q recent;
T., ,,iaa ~ ~. apPsal s S2uI, = @as &c SPtess-
kIaa;s,ratna !, ~ SUI Hessea n
c.Ior nrlv ba;nS ,,,;,t 80 "a
inatory powers We make M.n ,bis saen cosn, a,ssa
: - N -
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we les ~ ~. tss AND LOSS oF
IN o,clocL m Wosnas oss ~. asoIt ga. ipast,
Dar,;naton q ;l,a,a ,Ia ,assaS a5
ktchen md ,t,asSsd - uS .So as
Tho f;ra u;as ~, J;s.anad S..s
n,a.nr wa mas =; net u'sco'cseu unui tne entFes
low, ,.hn 10 La - hnnn mas ,. va,uaple neg'o
,.S ~ m NJ aI uus., so,I On Ine previous Mop-
mgovod s,.s :, A. tns' ous gho haa Rst
an 20 mas - ~. = ,eave tIe ousl!
Say "a s,,a ,s sat aisa On .ae RsAs
uay. ~. nis aeGfp pcy, 9elonglng 20 same'
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Delivered al the Banner Presentation, by the
ladies IF the ricinity, 10 Harmony Dirision,
No. "a, s. Of T., Island Greek, Ga, 81,
n Non. lSda
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THE ADVANTAGES OF ADvERrIs1NG.-An
E1stern contemporary, in an article on the i'm
Portance of every body advertising, and the
Stall greater Importance of advertising in a
paper that every body reads, says: ut is of
the greatest Importance to make yourself aud
your goods known. The profits arising from
have not tried it.. To ,hoeo who have, we
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Fatal ARRAY

DEATH OF COL CRocnAa.--Thfs tlistin.,
guished officer, whose heroid fdafettS Of
Sandusky, while only 10 years Of ago. has NV
on to his name Immortality. disd.in New 'Ou
lsans on the 9th inst. " # .. , 81
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REsUscITAT1oN OF SUPPOSED CoRpsE.-
Captain Hood, we'll known citizen of Bee
town, in this country, had a little child taken
sick, which after much suffering, and with
all the usual indications Of the final struggle
with death, received its parents embrace in
the presence of their friends. The glazed
eyes Of the little sufferer were closed, and a
bandagee was applied to support the lower
Jaw, as is customary. After lapse Of some
twenty or thirty minutes, woman in attend
ance, Who was laboring in tho abluton and
laying out the corpse, commenced by sprink-
ling some cold water ON the chiid's face,
Strange to tell, the child opened its eyes,
aroused, began to recover, and is now in the
enjoyment Of go'd dhealth.-Lancaster Grand
Go. wisconsin, Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-23
Our German Correspondence.

BfRLis, July 3, 1si0
TIE Continued Successes Of the Prussia, Government
Troops "a, Probationary Party R,sfgrao.ej tie
.gneen RSeiEs TIE Tni,nfions Of Rsss4 and Prussia
-Imyovianf .fusrisn Mopc,seni-M M. Esanegan, &C.,
&C., &C..
The operations Of the Prussisu army In Western Ger
many have ben attended with conplsts success In
less than afcrtnght the whole psstuac and great
part Of Baden ha,. been conquered b. the Prasaa
troops In my last report announced the vicfoiss Of
the Prussians near wsghsusel aud Bruchsai ssd on
the day following the latter victory the Prize Of Prussia
at the head 81 the army entered Ksrsruhe which had
been evacuated BY the insurgents Mieroslansky un-
able TO ser any eoctusl resistance. had retired from
capital with about 10 troops to~sri. the south
aud the provisional government had been removed 90
the fortress OF Rsstsdt. The former sathoritss At
Karlsruhe have been reinstsed by tue Prince 81 rru.
els The latter has i-susd a bulletin announcing mis-
entrance into the capital
According TO the latest from the seat Of
the Prussisn troops have nov left the capital in pur
suit Of INTERESTINGLY sod have advanced .s,ns: Ra-
sadt battle has already tsleu place near that city,
H. which the insurgents have agate defeated One
division Of Prussisp troops has advanced til within
several miles IN. fortress which completely
surrounded by the enemy The attack on he city 10
TO be commenced forth ~th and has, al the present
moment probably taken place already. Tho surrender
Of the city will terminate the campaign
The restoration Of the Grand Duke OF Baden sad the
establishment Of the sneien rzss In every part Of
Germany, about to become q Jsd aceosph W this
latest advices from Karlsruhe the Gr.pd Duke
pect.d arrive In the capital every hour On bis
quest IL IL stated great part Of the Prussisn army
il TO remain In Bsoen after the resurrection has
been completely suppressed for the purpose Of
preventing future outbreaks The fact horevor,
a. that the rrussisns Who have nov become
masters Of the country will not be In hurry t, leave
II % soon The intervention Of Prussia 10 baden NAY
posibly turn something similar Co that OF Russia
In Austria whist ~ seemed TO have been undertaken
from wholly di,interested motives, " l. desined to ac-
con-plish great political object The Interference a
Russia In Austria IL r. vel knorn, has not been under
taken merely for the suppression Of revolution The
graz military preparations which have been made by
Bpssa ipdir ate pI.py that this n not tbs cole cot
10 view Tn. real rirtivs, ~ no longer dub cd 81
~, enc s the permsnent estrbshmtpt " Susssn IN
fuen Luiope, suc the extension 81 the
Russan empire over all scsgunic c1untries snj tae
vhae "a the eastern continent tnctadng turkey rne
btion 81 Psussia uerd any, thJuga
mser scs'e and VITA regard opy ~ iermauy, ~ for
simiis p1rposcs
nud tnst Ia csrisn quarters here ths supremacy o
Ptussa al the smalier States % bernsny inodt
ing Bslta 4 Tegsrded thing WHOM IL sircsly sc-
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rsnf. July 1879
~ Ee~s (ro- Rome WHAT ., Done p r.. Pshh-
cal Moreaents IN France THs Elections s, sialsm-
The True republicans, &c SC
Notwithstanding the near approach az the day for
ne election Of eleven members fsr Parts the isteres,
acted by this measure is almost wholly sGsced BY
AT Of the Roman question. on Tuesday afternoon,
ne government at length received by telegraph. the
iorg expected news Of the request Of the Roman
therties to capitusts The date II the despatch IL
Ci,ia veccbis, the LIST and Il 81 brings the
up TO the dste Of tn. night before at the head
quarters under the wallis Rome The detailed
dispatches which have arrived cf 2sth that
there remain the operstons d,ys the 25h
2sth. 2sth and Goth, a. matter Of conjecture
Frcm the kno~ledgs Of the Of tn, trenches and
parallels and Of the preaching batteries which
prepais alton military here have given sort OF
ticpaos Of the operations which probssy took place
on there asys led the ths 3oth.
,, is said to be prob.b. " certain that
her took place the night between the goth
"a sotb when the attacking column. entered ~ithiu
,e wallis through breach which nut have been ef
ted By the batteries the preceding day This
I'D form the second body in spston u the -s'i
md i supposed that this operation rendered the de-
nee hopeless and consequently I'D to the surrender
a. IL not, however, yet sbsuiutsly certain that the
terms Of capitulstion we're agreed upon. and 10
{. scarcely possible that shall have smother
isspatch before the departure Of this letter ~ how
ever one theuld arrive to night ~ MAJ reach London
by elsctrs telegraph In time to catch the Liverpool
lesmer.
II IL certain from the iuformsion -e have received
that the suGerings of the iuhsb,sots Of aoms must
have been very The ie ~ provisions from
the northern eide Of the CITY aud indet from all al
rectiops commanded by the French csv'iry nave been
stopped for o con,idersbe tims 2 h. cou"try people
we're warned not to attempt TO send thew 10 and ~h's
such attempts made the pfosi'ira' zee" 's'Eed
here vas want Of b'th brsso sod n's' IN Rome
In addition TO h. dissnectina d. ;rs govern osnt
had widely spread although any opea safstsiioa Of
Hwss repressed by t.rrsr
The National Guard r-fused 10 taco an pert Ia the
rugsle, ave that ~ msntsining oti'f b. ne oly
A. ion Of the csrsbnesrs also seiHsrd - act 90 tb'
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The Struggle In Hungary, &c.
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lien ent before the lst day OF Febrnar,
nexi, aud save cost; at that tine shall
leave my books for collection with the
proper authorities, as ! contemplate lea,,
ihg this place.
Ny. remnen, ofGooDs, | viii sell un :
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CONGRESSIONAL,
WAsnINGToN, Jan, %, ls49

WARRINGTON, Jan, %, lS49.
Editor Ohio Statesman:
In the Senate. Mr. Dickinson presented
n petition. asking the interference of IT, e
American Government in favor @ { the re-
lease oil American citizens imprisoned
in Ireland. Referred to the Committee
TN Foreign Relations.
MIR. Dickinson. on leave, submitted a
resolution calling on the President for IN.
formation in relation to the imrf sonmen,
Of American citizens in Ireland.
After the committe rose, the bill, after
slavery debate, vas passed.
MIR. Foo,e rose to personal rxplana-
ton CONCERNING the card of Judge Nc
Lean IN the Nat oval lntelliger Ger. The
Hohse went iuto committee Of the hole
on the Apr. pri tinn ~. An amen.
nent was adopted appropriating large
amount for the redemption Of boun'j land
warrants.
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Magic Table.

To FIND A LADY 8 Aon- Rnle.-I.st her
tell in which columns her pge is found -
Add togeihe, the 6rst figures II the coh
hmns, and the sum will be her age,
Suppose. for an example, she says that
she fnds her age In the i,t, "a. and 5h
columns. Then the addi ion OF ?. aud
l6, THE first numbers Of said columns, /
gives 10 for her age. t&
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