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MERCHANTS from the South and West would be amply
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ING AND GROOMING LUMBER.

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offers for sale machines and rights the
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AIRS. EMILY II. STOCKTON, No. l6l Chestnut street.
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Oct. 25-tf
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D'TENT Saiamsnder Soapstone lined iron Chests that
will stand more fire than any others made in this coun-
try Also large supply Of Patent Air Chamber Iron Chests
700 in and We still make chests the ordinary way
very low prices Slate Refrgerators Wster Filters
Portable Water Closets for the sick nrm Seal and
Letter Copying Presses Fire Proof Doors Banks and
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wooeDs being manufactured without acids always be
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prevent leakage Orders received and executed for
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and Canaias Apply TO
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MEDICAL Card.
JOHN w. NORTH,

a TrORNEY and Counsellor seLaw, and General la"
"A Agent, Falls Of 81. Anthony, Minnesota Territory
Oct lily
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UBIISHFD by the American and Foreign Anti-Slsvsry
Society AMI for sale at their Depository in New York
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4 Clerical Seoundrd Punished.

James Hardy alias Rev. Nathan $. Aiier. was tried in Lockport, New York last week lo. biga- my. It appears iha, he was originally from Cana da. Al the age of P he assured the character oi Methods. Episcopal minister. after having led the life liberiine. Al IIempsisad. L. I. he married into respectable family. and after ili-treatng his wife he abandoned her and his our children. He subsequently, passed himself of ass Presbyterian minister, suecessv-ly in Deiaeare, Lowell and in Kingston, Canada. In July last. ae arrived in Lewis 'on, New York, and presented to the Presbyterian congregation evidence oi his ministerial character among other things showing letter from Rev. Al bert Barnes of ihls city. or eouse. the documents were forged. bat the congregation was deceived and he became its pastor. The women Of the church made themselves busy in getting him wife, and he finally obtained the hand of one Oi the most reapes- table young ladies in Lewiston. A few weeks after the marriage. The forgery of Mir Barnes' letter. and the other letters that he presented was exposed and finally his whole history. including the fact of his first wife and children being at Brooklyn, became public An indictment for bigany followed, and the trial came The prisoner pleaded guilty. but made an apoIogelic speech, in which he abused his frs, and lawful wife, and induiged in other remarks which obliged the Court 10 check hisn. Sentence was finally prohoubeed that he should be confined at hard Iabo ia the State PIison at AsbuIn for the term of five years,
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Warmer than Baltimore.

The wharmest paragraph ws could find in our exchanges yesterday. was the following:
 'When the British fdgate Liverpool was sn her way from Marsat to Bashire the weather wss co hot that thirty three persons were sunstruck, nest of whom died. Double awnings were up, Aae the decks were kept constantly scatlied-to no purpose No matter for how brief period ths men were ex . posed to the san, they were struck dova senseiess vertigo followed. accompanied sy fosming ut the mouth. 10 the same Piues-the Persian Galf-ths glare of the moon is paiafui. and communicate feelings disagrsssbie. that at night persea may he observed shsitesipg himself from ie rays witt the same care he would in the day. from thoss o the sun" eiHl
 The eeatemplstlsp sf this condition ef the at mosphere cannot but have . cooling effect ep th, organs of those wbe are located u thss comparatively cool sSd comfortable quarters. Per sias saeeaships s svidsatiy werss thsa ear san shine. st t.s. .
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tFrOm the Daily DeltA-l DEDICATED TO HRS. HOWARD,
Ar .rLAclpr,r vAnrrr1ra. 2


 "dI-Dearest Mae" lrs boat gal ia veginnis stats. her name is feet la her stecklngs and psgisRsbly made. To see her dressed. to see her dAnes-get out old blow and spade CAevEs--0h dearest Bel. your voice is like knell,
 It chimes 90 sweet, my heart does beat.
 Mach more than can tell. Old massa was thinking of something queer in. deed, tsN ast fHf When bleek he made my Isabel. and ekits that Lacy He'd changed them .. tn. moment. directly they were bora. Had Bells fooI mammsy not put out to weed the peas and cora. -, .., Chorss-Oh dessest Bel. in love with you I'm felt-
 dies this night if you should slight
 This passion of Sam She'll. Oh, gsmmen. essld yoa sec hsr. and spnn her slsn- der wsisf, s 9o's .:,.: s..'I sy gum it was ''''d h. or like the Bat such things the matter. its the natur of her fger--- cay sgain iss .arnal shame that the gal was born nigger. CAerus-0h dearest Bel, on me you 've put spell;
 By day and night I'm in a fright
 Which you, or death, must quell. The lilies and the roses how pretty sad perfumed, Bat let them toll nay Bel does. snd soon they'll he consumed; a3 The thunder and the lightning, and all things from above. Can't sturb this child single bit if lose my true love. CAOrr8--Oh dearest Bel, how sweet yoar breath
 does smell; sss.
 Give me buss-dent make fuss,
 There is no here to tell. At last my massa scented, that marry her might If misses had jection, and her owners thought it right; But when come to ask them. they drove me of And beat tn me to our pasture. whsr. mass, jus, had got. I Chorss-0h desarted Bel. how low my pride has fell,
 It's in the dust, and thera will rust,
 Till called to it's last cell. Instid Of messa's pitying me, natufly he ought, He burst out ia haw-haw laugh, and said, at last your caught; My misses. she laughed loud, she fairly spill. her sides, As if poor triggers could not be good husbands aud true brides. Chorus-Oh dearest Bel. it's over with Poor Shell.
 Hs Is 6 sore, that's past . cure
 EtarnaIIy farewell!
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-16
sueeessfuf Experiment ia Aefeslaiioa.

A late London paper ssys-Mf. Bell. gsniisman connected wiih the medical profession, has idedy and with the mos, complete saeees.. achieved asw discovery in ihe seisr of aerosa aoa-tha' oi eoa- trolling. directing CT steering balloon. On Friday svehiag the appearance ol balloon of A singular form traversing the metropolis. oeessionsd som- speculation as 10 whether the frah ess, from iis osciiains gytations, contained saiaasis inani- ma'e aeronaui. The occupant Of inc car was inc gentleman above mentioned. who man~ayefed his bark through the Eeaims Of air with deHesity thss pas all his contemporaries in the shade. Wiihout endesvornx miRaisiy te A~scrihe thgs new balloon. i, may be briefly stated that t Of eiiptiG shape somewhat resembling in form the spsnish melon os vegetable marrow. manufactured of the Aasst silk, with netting of cosdage. and with spring vslss coa.;raesed on an eaiissiy Bsw pr.aciple. It wss estimated thai the balloon would eastssnsd abeat ls.ooo cubic feet ot ga.. iis aiaeasions being afy feet in iengh and twenty Two feet ia diameter The iBdation. conducted with the greatest privacy, tsek place fSen the monster zasometer of the Phraix 6as
 works tf Eneiy the Water wosk sI ia the K-nsing- ton-oYsi, under the direction ol Mr Asnro, the st- pefa endsat. The ascenf saads st about six o'clock, snd the d~seeni took place st ssx. wiih result AvSrasie to the aisepsd aefosaa, esssiag the loss of lie oi who he'd bssv-iy and kindly Assi
 casa to hs rescue ot ele to kls pesilaas descent from the regions above.
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seifo ati who pessrss life; when seriously reteel aPna s this, sely this griel mast spring ftosa u- most sincerity cf keaFs. and 1. the EapeFer, weep tears et blood, aAd saaie upol pay heasis bat haw can endure ts express my gTieti
 !, the Emre os, Ieaset that the power hestuwsa apoa me c. the trust con nsted to Aaml s of the highest iaAnasiAAee: shall therefore easionsnx io eoaovm te the rules oi action eg ey lmpeFial ntss deeessoFs, sud, looking ap. receive the lssA efmy t'mnedisie) predeeessos, which is the aalY of an orphan prince. I mourn my deliNqaeneles, SBe mg spPrehenslons daily deep~A, !, the Emp~raa, sass tan my sfl ciion aud lessen tny gTiet hY w axis, ties on the throne, hat rely nRoa ay rninAsters. whether within without the court haah eisil asA
 military. great and snAl end al le swear Ieai,v to my government.
 Ass to The rules ef mourning apparel. have Eelacs taniIy seee'ved ny a~eeHsed tmp-r.Al faiheEN ay- tng commands according to the aid u foi the Tar. tans) 10 lay n aside R tweRy-seveR days; bat this Is that which ihe imperial heart assaseaiy esnuns eesr and. duty boaRd conform tn ihe saelsal rule tof the Chaesel respecting gning .His meass- ing three veaFs n order to sat,sy the demaasis ef Aineere Alai aoArnaag. As 10 the llaRassans siiea Of sacrificing is Heaven, and aF the sa<riees ai the ancestral temples. s msassily Rot lixh,. ss ae. count ot nationsl mourning, 10 slight shess rites; ant ss to tho manneF in which lheae opght te b. nse- iorned, both when % in person or ssnd depS.lss to perform tem, direct ihst each of the offices fef the six Ben1es whom i, may caneernl make iassss tigaon according 10 tue rules hitherto existing apA meet and drlbei aie, and memosialize mae thereon In mourning the NinisteFs and peorie Of the Hnif~ ought 10 adopt rules of dress stlli is aeeosdsnrs with the established tsws. ! issue this general Eiiet for the information of sli wiiha the Empire. and wiihoat. m its dependencies. By the Empernr.
 fsiihiui translation. PKTxz FARxEa, Tsaas,
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sneeches for Rnncomhe.

The Washington correspondent of the New York Commercial Advertiser in his letter of the 4th inst, referring to the speschifying in the House on the California question. says:
 Yesterday, MT. Cobb. of Alabama. csndidIy and ssnsiby assured the House that he was aware that his speech would be far interesting to his sd'asnts ,hsa to them. and that. having given ne-
 ce of it. he should send it to the printer with out reading. To-day, Mir Brigham. oi Michigan. showed himself in advance of this member. ny pull ing ost of his pocket the printed and corrected prOO6s of his speech. which he sisurey read of 10 empty benches"
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"A Night with the spirit..r

4 communication in the New York Post, from enc of the company who lately summoned the "Spiris" at Dr. Grisworlds, says:
 I wish to correct erroneous impression derived from the Trbu nes Occount of the evening we spent last week at Dr. Grisworld's It would appear from it that the company gave continuance aud. impulse to absurd superstition. think it should be dis tinctly asserted that no opinion was expressed on the subject at the time; all of the gentlemen then present, whom 1 have since seen, attributed the noises to electric causes and the answers to acci dent. At all events, no one to my knowledge. re- cognised any supernatural agency in the affair.