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From Arthur Home Ga-ettc
THE THAN kLESS OFFICE.
By THE EDITOR

AN object of real charity, said Andrew
! Lyon 10 his wife, as poor woman with
drew from the room in which they were
seated.
If ever there was a worthy object, she
is one, returned Mrs. Lyon. A widow,
with health so feeble that even ordinary
exertion is too much for her; vet obliged
to support, with the labor OF her own
hands, not only herself, but three Young
! children. do not wonder that she is be-
hind with her rent
Nor l. said Mr.. Lyon. in a voice of
sympathy. How much did she say was
due to her landlord 2
Ten dollars
'She will not be able to pay it,
fear not. How can she! | give
her all my extra sewing, and have obtained
work for her from several ladies but,
with her best efforts she can barely obtain
food and decent clothing for herself and
babes
Does it not seem hard remarked Mr..
Lyon, that one like Mrs. Arnold, who is
earnest in her efforts to take care of her.
self and family, should not receive a help
ing hand from some one of the many who
could help her without feeling the effort.
If | dindn't find it so hard 10 make both
ends meet, would pay Off her arrears of
rent for her, and feel happy in so doing
'Ahn exclaimed the kind hearted wife,
how much wish that We were able TO
do this. But, We are not.
I'll toll ,-,,, ,,,, 80. I Al
Lyon, in 4 cheerful voice or rather what
[ can do. 1t will be very light matter
for, say ten persons, to give a dollar
piece, in order to relieve Mrs. Arnold from
her present trouble. There are plenty
who would cheerfuIIy contribute for this
good purpose all that is wanted is some
one to take upon himself the business of
making the collections. That task shall
be mine
How glad, James, TO hear YOU say So
smllingly replied Mrs. Lyon. 'Oh what
a relief it will be to poor Mrs. Arnold. 1t
will make her heart as light as feather.
That rent has troubled her sadly. Old
Links, her landlord, has been Worrying
her about II good deal, and only a week
ago, threatened to put her things in the
street if she didn't pay up
Il should have thought of this before
remarked Andrew Lyon. .There are hum
dreds of people who are willing enough
to give if they were only certain in regard
to the object. Here is one worthy enough
in every way. BE ii my business to pre-
sent her claims to benevolent consideration.
Let me see. To whom shall 90? There
are Jones, and Green, and Tompkns. |
can get dollar from each of them. That
will be three dollars-and one from my
self, will make four Who else is there
Oh ! Malcolm I'm sure Of dollar from
him and, also, from Smith, Todd, and
Perry
Confident in the success of his benevo-
lent scheme, Mr.. Lyon started forth, early
on the very next day, for the purpose of
obtaining, by subscription, the poor wi
dow's rent. The first person he called on
was Malcolm.
'Ah, friend Lyon said Malcolm, smil-
ing blandly. Good morning What
can ! do for you to-day
Nothing for me, but something for
poor widow. who is behind with her rent
replied Andrew Lyon. Il want Just one
dollar from you, and as much more from
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Nearly two hours elapsed before his
resolution to persevere in the good work
he had begun came back with sufficient
force to prompt to another effort. Then
he dropped in lpon his neighbor Tomp-
kins, to whom he made known his Grand
why yes, suppose | must do some
thing in a case like this said Tompkins,
with the tone and air of man who was
cornered. But, there are SO many calls
for charity, that we are naturally enough
led TO hold on pretty tightly to our purse
strings. Poor woman | feel sorry for
her. How much do you want 2
Il am trying to get ten persons, includ-
ing myself, to give dollar each
Well, here's my dollar And Tomp-
klns forced smile to his face as he hand
ed over his contribution-bu the smile did
not conceal an expression which said very
plainly
L hope you will not trouble me again
in this way
You may be sure will not, muttered
Lyon, as he went away. He fully under
stood the meaning of the expression.
Only one more application did the kind
hearted man make. 1t was successful ;
but, there was something in the manner OF
the individual who gave this dollar, that
Lyon felt as rebuke.
And so poor Mrs. Arnold did not get
the whole Of her arrears of rent paid off,
says some one who has felt an interest in
her favor.
Oh, yes she did. Mr.. Lyon begged five
dollars, and added five more from his own
slender purse. But, he cannot be induced
again to undertake the thankless office of
seeking relief from the benevolent for a
fellow creature in need. lie has learned
that great many who refuse aims on the
plea hat the object presented is not wor-
thy, are but little more inclined to charita-
bic deeds, when Oil this point there is no
question.
How many who read this can sympa-
thize with Andrew Lyon. Few men who
have hearts to feel for others but have been
lmpelled, at some time in their lives, 10
seek aid for fellow creature in need.
That their office was thankless one, thew
have too soon become aware Even those
v.
in too many instances gave in way that
leftan unpleasantimpression behind How
quickly has the first glow Of generous feel
ing, that sought to extend itself to others.
that they might share the pleasure of hu-
manity, been chilled and, instead of find
ing the task an easy one, it has proved to
be hard, and, too often humiliating -
Alas, that this should be! That men
should shut their hearts so instinctively at
the voice of charity.
We have not written this to discourage
active efforts in the benevolent but to
hold up mirror in which another class
may see themselves. At best, the office
of him who seeks of his fellow men aid
for the suffering and INDECENT, is an un-
pleasant one. 1t is all sacrifice on his
part, and the least that can be done is to
honor his diSinterested regard for others
in distress, and treat him with delicacv
and consideration.
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FOR SALE.


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80 do. No. 2 do.
500 sacks SALT
200 Dairy do.
10 hhds city cured HAMS
5 do Shoulders and SIDES
5 do. Sugar House MOLASSES
10 bbls ~ o. do
5 hhds of SUGAR
10 bbIs Porto Rico d crushed SUGAR
SO Bags of COFFEE
100 Kegs NAILS
20 Boxes GLASS
100 tons Plaster
500 tons Wibesbarre Coal
200 tons Pine Grove do.
500 tons Lykens Valley do.
10000 bushels BtuminOus do for Black
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100000 feet LUMBER-Bo Boards, Plank &c
100000 SHINGLES
1000 bushels OATS
100 bbs FLOUR
so bbs. Monongahela WHISKEY
BY WIN. REWALT.
Lewistown, July 10, 1850.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-10-04

@0 MOROCCO SKINS. TampicO, Madras,
I'D Cape, &c.
A dozen Lining Skins
do Binding do
l2 sides Upper Leather
/ dozen French Calf Skins
l do Strait Morocco
do Kid Skins
3 do Red, Blue & Green Morocco Skins
l do Bronzed do do
do Fancy Colored do do
With an assortment of Kit, Files, Rasps,
Pegs, Tools of all kinds, Shoe Thread, &c, at
Jy26f f. G. FRANCISCUS'.
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NTATERVILLE Manufacturing Co s su-
w perior PEH and POCKET CUTLER Y-man.
ufactured by the Watervllle Manufacturing
Company, Waterbury, Conn. An invoice of
the above splendid American Cutlery jus, re-
ceived Premiums were given for these goods
at the New York and Philadelphia Institutes
rivaling in quality aud finish Westenholm and
Rogers best cutlery. Each knife warranted
For sale wholesale and retail by
Jy26tf F. G.. FRANCISCUS.
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CITY TRADE nEpORr.

fKiDAr, March 20 -6P VI.
The sales OF cotton to-day, pretty freely made,
aud the market closed quite arm, With upward ten
depcy in prices There Wa soms more an nation In
th. our market T. day with iair inquiry for common
TO m.dium grades for sb pine mt Eastward she prices
remained about the same csnsoian, in bond vas In
active while the stock reduced TO the estmstsd
smount ef some so coo barrels southern was some
better, With rather moe doing. Tue ktock OF prime
wheat on the market was not large, ami priccs
trm, pbile common abs Inferior lots we're Neglected
Corn steady with go ID d-masd Tor export, ana 10
supply Eastern orders The market for porx Vas fe-
werlich. and prices rather unsettled with pretty free
tses, at about the quotations OF yesterday rossrds
the cote boweyer exbibites rather Increased busi-
Beef wss hrm, but quiet Cut meats we're In
good request Lard vas la dsuspa for EXPORT and
pricee nrm Prime butter good request. The
coffee market exhibited no change There were further
sales Of ST. Domingo for export. Sugars wsrs steady
with but moderate sales There was no change In mo-
Iassss
BnrApsrrrrs- FYopr-The ssles aggregated 1900
bbis at 81 % "a TO for fine sbo sour vito Canadian
ct 81 621 common to strss ht State ~ 81 AsIh;
fsvoIt- state and mixed Nichgsn, &C 81 "a SO In;
straight 10 fancy Michigan aoo good OHIO a. 30 IN
s. 81 u; and pure GeGsse- at - 90 50 os. Ssafh-
en- bout I 900 bells sold ~ 81 SIX IS, mixed TO
straight brands; aod fancy at SO 20 So SIX Rye
Fhr vas steady With ssles Of 800 oos At ~ 81 81
s1 Com Meal quiet at ~ 80 So 10 for Jersey;
100 bills white Brooklyn sold at So s7h aud Brandy
wine at So Whsoi- rnere hss been nothing done In
wheat and Grn--ee wss held at 81 70 81 20. With
OHIO at I'll Sil2h. Rye duli, about 900 bushss
were dspes.d of 1T tBho. Baby vas quiet, st TOO.
In Barley Malt thsr. nothing doing, and held ct
sac The market Tor Noiih.ro oa,, ~ss sonstnnf
sa,i.r; we notice Gales Northern at 40 4o., aud
Jsrsry 81 - SIC. Con ~e IN good request snd
steady With tes - $1,000 bushels st5oc for dAmsEedi
81 Sc for lat and round rcd ~ Csc for round
and lat ~hits 81 5IA.c for southern ye.lox; and
SAX q b5c. for round yellow.
Corro~ - rns Operations comprise 500 bsles, exhi
bitiIs hrmsr market produe.a ~ toe stsadhy as-
with any possible reduction ot spiDoiDg abroad, there
must be pinehips time for the "a" material before
September next. We Do~ quote -
kyg GLASS;
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CIryArIoN wANrED-BY REsPEoTABLs YOUNG
POLITICAL.


VNwEIFTH wARD.-aT a GREAT MASS MEETING
ward. held at the houe Of Charles " Griffin Wednesday
seling March ~, Joteph Geery, n d. caliea to the
char the follow ing gentlemen nounaisd Vice
Presidents Jtssc Dyckman Ger W. Lsvrence, Daniel n.
remar, Henry seas, Il. brsvort s. D. s.Gown, s. ID.
h.plop, J. Zip, ssgs. A. v. wiliisms jackson,
trme, =. v. kostraDs, j. ners. Samuel WaAiel and
John Jasper and Patrick 6raunan 5e,reares On mstiou
tie fol cwiI resolutions were adopted -
keo1ved That In opinion the ime has arrived for
sonpte and Satisfactory ion Of the Of the
he sgainst br0ther that he who to
biId densoss 10 eaemy aad thu Of
the est in which engaget and that the de-
moeracy Of the Tvolfth ward ssd column in
Resolved. That believing that deegaes 20 the Demo
cratic teputlican General Com nttee At rammanv hall
lave faithfully carried these principles ana
uu repretented Mons hereby tender them
tarfs. NJ fully ebdorse their course.
Resolved That recognise the General Committee at
fsnmany BALL. OF which Fern ando " cod 10 CaarmAn
the only regular COMMITTEES; And cannot too heartily do
those faetionsts who have Attempted
antsscrist committee from bandful OF boilers
Resolved That it s the duty true democrats to
so~n the urboly omnustions Il whggery-thas
bury the hatcbe I'D instead Of cutting throa
sum weapons the common ebemy-the enemy of
cur principles, Of our proepsriy, aud OF our country
Resolved, That the preceding Of this mseing be pub
ish,d. JOSEPH GEE9Y. Chsirmaa.
lsAAc DyckMAN. J. MsIGs.
Con. W. .AwRsscE, A. v. ILLIANs,
A.. v. TrsMAs, JACKSON,
rbEsy sH.w, PspE. Va. p..,,s.z..
II. BREyoRT S.v NosrnAyD,( ''se-Ah'SASsA'''
B. Il h'GowN, j.. kfCRs.
Z. ID. MouLroN, eAML.WASpELL
y. q. KIP
JOINS tAspER, }a.........
PArRHK BEANrAN.} ~
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DIR. chARLRs suNDEs
WATrH CURE EsTAnLf SHMEpr,

nE mUFpE HEsPEUTrCLLv INFORMS Bis
~ friends srt TIE prte that he has becone ovnsr Of tbs
iste ~ ksvzes water Cure Establishment 81 Bcssonvte
two sns na miles fm abe northampton esiirosd ocpo
we from Albany ntustcc In tbe yessart>s valley
% New nnsisnt. snrrvuntes vith wood uovn hills ans
shsdy vaiks ard ahundsry snprid With The vursst -
et snd ecldes fsrite vstsr The nr 10 rurs ans hesthy
ard tks climate mild ana ssrs.abs The SD spactous
bvtdnrs oder all TIE Tor vsty curs
purpos sueh ric.rs tsths druehs snd sry iods
Ina for sbc- ffy patients separate for either r
pnnedur etc The dostcr being The earliest, nov hvine
Disciple 81 ffiesnits Grrsssers and hsvns =. sspsr-
water being the hands 81 evry sercress hydrepsh
reerord reasonable srp<ctaucne from the
system, nsds the Rsrs % thss. sussr. BE
mar esnhts themselves ~ him fke estskfissmsne win ~
re-orened the 18th % esrch For frrtser p<rtAeniarn
pls,se sprly 70 w atcys sddrcss.
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WAsHlNers rev, March %, 1850.

WAsHiNGrsS, March Is, 1850
The Hudson's Bay Company The Possessory R,ghfs"
bribery Proposed and Spurned- The Height Of Iapu-
dance.
You will have noticed, In the proceedings Of the
House Of Representatives OF to day, that Mr. Miller,
from the Committee the Judiciary asked leave to
rubmit resolution, calling the President Of the
United States inform House among other things
whether any agent of the Hudson's Bay Company had
offered to cell TO this government their pssssssory
much benin this resolution, which should be
toned 1t is enough TO open the eyes Of the bind.
Hudson Bay Company while Sir George Simpson the
Governor, was In this city, offered Quin Thornton
late Judge OF Oregon Territory, several thousand
dollars, II be would make uee Of hts influence
10 induce the Senate In the form Of treaty,
to pay . million Of dollars for the possessory
rights Of the company. The same agent. whose
! will for the present suppress, wrote a letter to
MIR. Sbley, the delegate from Minnesota nolosug him
draft on y bank Of Washington for "A thousand dol.
Lars In consideiston that he would his influence
for the accom- pshment Of the came object OF
| IL was spurned Sir George simpson. who has been
here this through agent put into the hands Of
. IN Der Of the Committee the Judiciary, paper,
signed by forty lawyers In favor Of the Hudsons Bay
Compsnys claim. Other individuals have been
opeI stiug for the Hudsons Bay Company, and TO n-
duce the Committee ON the Judiciary, IL Is said, TO
make favorable rspart Nov, simpson has eniisted
Mr. Bulwer. the British minister, to enter into nego
tistion with the American Secretary OF State to buy
out the possessory rights BY treaty The brides re-
they we're offered by his agent And would you believe
it ths Fame agent informed Judge Douglass, during
the last Congress, that be would the caim OF the
Company trough he would give him seventy thousand
out Of the million! Douglass the little giant" rs he
truly is, In intellect and integrity, drove kicked
the base propossr from his presence IL Ia known
that Sir George simp,on spent snoussnds of dollars to
defeat the election Of the very talented deesss from
Oregon, whom be knew to he vel. acquainted With hts
lordsbips schemes Even the Roman Catholic Bi.nop,
every foreigner In the territory every under ths
influence Of the Hudson's Bay Company, and every
Roman Catholic, voted for Lancaster, the opposing
candidate
million Of dollars! IL 10 susceptible Of proof that
the poss.ssory rights Of the company are net worth
twenty. Eve thousand
We know that duriug the last session, . certain
young gentleman OF this city VINO occupied . promi-
nept ttsstop, ordered 20 icavo the ~
ueman from Oregon tor daring to istrodues agent
81 the company who offered bribe. Fortunately for
tbs credit Of our country Of these brides have
been accepted such Och don't bite Ia the waters of
Wsship gtop.
What have written IL no fable The names men
toued bv authority OF highly respe ctsbs
| ere . guarantee OF lite correct sess. HDNESrAs.
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nightly witnsMsA with the greatest pleasure. Ths
HspssTans also giving their vocal and
psrfosmsDese. .tt.r.
MruossoW.- White, With hts bssd Of ssrsnsAsn, u
sivpg his amusing negro ss - Dowsy,
every evening. The dancing is sxesaisnt
CnIrrsr Roons Mr.. ArtsuIt proprietor Of the La
VI. a.s
which will be drawn and Distributed among the an
eieoes, before leaving the room emouns 20 sso nua-
dred and hfty lots OF fancy articles Nile vaseoesnl
win sting fsvorts from the respective opera, and
h,s Fanny Dsans and her brotsss charles vii sing
come melodies aud r-ete severs pieces and Prosssor
Van Der wsyds win play on the Eolisn piano.
APoLlo Rooms -srcroR MAsIAHI. "A grand vocal and
instrumentai concert viii be gHsu on Monday evening
be assisted by several srtists and the
selection Of musical pieces ~xcsllsnt Cavssna fo
sennsmeuls ~ sgnor Ro'i; sris from Nabsso, by
mermoor by A King; csvatina frem Atills, 6lgnoro
Bsrii tstii; romsnzs Ernani sisuor Msdisui 10 the
second part. Sgpore Patti and Siguor Rosi viii sing
ouetto from Marine Fsliero, also PuritAnf,
with great variety Of other musical gems. TINS pro.
hou,s
SANDS Co Is Crhcus- EieHrH srRErr.-Ths pro-
prietors Of this beautiful establishment will give six
nights performance prior their summer tour ct the
above Arena commencing on Monday evening next.
Among the artists are the ss1ee OF Sands and his
talented children, +. WHITAKER. w n stout, q Ser
eeaut, w Aymar, T Mcfarland Gossin, Lathrop,
SO The visIters viii have the pleasure, siss Of Wit
messing the fsats OF the dancing horses phslus,
Cinderella, Damon aud Pytbias sc
Ms. EATON Sro>E the greatest nor.eman OF the age,
In his peculiar mode OF riding MIR Stone has equal
His friends are appealed 10 on this occasion.
To THE EDITOR HERALD -
Sin I'm one OF the weekly journals published this
day, the dramatic critic has very justly stated that
Miss Davenport her drst appearance Monday
night smoke slower than whrn n. saw her At the
Aston Opera and coptra.ted her acting then and now
and inferred that adulation" you'd spoil hsr This
s doubtless meant friendly caution but 10 justice
to Miss Davepports hard earned reputation take the
liberty with the great Difference If mentioning that
Mis- Davenport was suffering tion severe cold aud
hoarsepess the occasion referred TO- and h so STILL
although proRressivey recovering; and II she had not
spoken slow, she coud not nave spoken audtby st ALI
Indeed for several oxys IL subject OF considers
tien between the msuaggs of the Broadway Theatre
and the advisers OF Miss Davenport whether she would
be able appear the Monday not; aud 1t Was
tireiy IN consideration of the prevt snnouncemsnts
aud to bomologRte her & aud keep faith with
he public that she induced TO perform this week.
/ have the honor to be, your most obi Sc,
L D. DAVENPORT
DRnApMAY TnEArhr, March -
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WARRINGTON, March 20, 1850.
Evening Paragraphs.


All quiet thus far, between Foots and Benton. The
friends Of Foote have advised him that he b not bound
to challenge Benton, under all tho circumstances Of
the case. So b It. We have NO objections; and
frankly oonfses that amid the rplexing opinions On
the merits OF the case, have NO opinion TO svsnce
on the tubject except that some apology from both
parties required BY the Senate or should be required
There has been quite . rumor to day OF bursting
mp flare up In the cabiDst With the prospect OF
speedy explosion, turning ell sdr.t except Ewing
Let hope that the estabt viii keep together
at least TIL the settlement Of the slavery question: In
some way other.
The old colonial claim OF Secretary Crawford Of some
forty thousand dollars with interest for seventy seven
years, amounting to hundred and ninety
three thousand dollars recently paid under the opinion
OF the Attorney General and the whole Of which Is
supposed 60 into the pockets ef Mr. Crawford Ia to
be investigated by Congress- aud there will Do seriou,
business made OF IT, The rule OF Congress Is not TO
allow interest OLD claims the government acting on
the principle that II pays its debts when presented
Mr. }. h Martin, appointed last spring Postmaster
at Wheelpg as It appears, turns Out TO be another
man. under the real Eams OF Whitcombe. tie has
been superseded by the cabinet, and Mr. Schriver
appointed in his place was confirmed to day What
pi Scous blum der our precious cabinet does make
There Is telling the moment MIR Calhoun may
die, ~ he 10 again sinking rapidly. All hope OF his
ever being able to leave tbs city Ia abandoned He
will return to his beloved Caroline In his coffin, unless
by some miraculous change he IL restored
California will through the SsDats by herssh but
when sbe reaches the House the South have organized
70 resist her TO the last. We by means yet
clear Of the breakers.
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UIRANKLIN uUsEUv NJ, CuArBAM souARv-rgo
AmUsEmENTs IN PHILADELPHIA. a.

PbRNUk'S kUsEUs, PnILAOELPHIA-TiE Ma
~ announces the Of Miss Mary
lor; the fhadlrhiaps would let She will be
supported by Mics ApnA hinolsr and the whole
Cinderella Miss Taylor; Prince Miss Sinclair. Performances
Mt and ~ o'clock daily Th. fairy spectacle Of CntsrcA
Boots the swan, soldiers Return Maid Of the ssgket
Jenny IiLd SONGS Dances dssnving vie ss re- Hss Ty
lor and MI. Geodall will appear In the Widows vistn
In which THE viii give his surprising OF the
chef sctors Portraits OF John Calhoun, Jenny Lind
Gov. skunk ard Others stalaet'e from Italy, Mammoth
Fish, Nrxcab Qourd Wax sa.uary, Fortune Expounder
Cosmsranas mud egiops Of eurosities Adttanco IS
children unde- 10 years, IN cents.