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8ud)er, Sltd,er.

Sclaenoe 8ieber ftnD 70 ebsn erbalten unp
81 Den beiselesten preifsn III OisIer Oru6c,
rel ju balm:
Californian, rpie 60 III, sin naslihes 6auo.
bntb fir Has pie nab oem GoIclanpe reis
ZEN, elegant 9sbunDen, Nreis 25 Gent.
6ebetbihlein fir Rinoer, oeutlh uno
ensliftb, in Ssrlsn, pree Is Gent.
Das 6emeinfbaftIide oeutfcb.lutberis
fbe uno reformirte 6efansbud,, nsuss
ifs aus9abe in flsinem 8ornat, fdon in Sc.
oebuncen, so unO AS Gents oas @rsmplnr.
Zine Dertbeioi9una Fatbolifbsr get.
rem uno cine Hppellation an oas pros
fettantifde pnblifum, pom DsmstruS u.
0aIisin srife Deutfbe uno aans nsus 0uss
eabs, elegant 9ebunoen 371 @sntS.
lDanoerungen eines Seimatblofen in
LorosQImeriFa, 9stunoen 25 @snts.
AusD nosb euise anbsre fleine Blhsr, pelh
te1r tpchlfsiI perfauft ,psresa.
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Sin Die Dam c n.

Oie llnttr3eitnstsn m6hten aebtunaspoG
bic Damen bena6ricbtistn, Dab lte nnldnsit
einrn aus9toebnten.
Damen Shub' uno Stiefeis5tobr
erritbtet baben, no jeosr 4rtifel bon Oamsn.
uno SinDerlcbnben 3u ben rdionabcllten Oreis
FEN 3n babsn 1T. Sbr 8orratb be,fsbt aus
eonsrcbsStiefelH 8aitsrsStiefeln, 6aIbaai.
tern NIB saiiins 8uefine, bon jepcr ssarbe
nnb 1rbeit. Delt, Dump unb umsepanoten
xiO' Bustins, Sizes nnD 9h!ippers bon ben
btften Daaterialien. Maohens nno Rinber.
fbnbe npou ieoer Ssrfhiebenbeit mo Sarbs.
81. 3. Cir baben bisls SGnbe tsIonpsrs
fur ibren SleinptreaufsGtotr berfsrtiat uno
psritebsrn, paB cicfeIten pas ftnD, pcfiir lls
aussescbsn perbeu.
:. 3. SeIir uno Co.,
81. 2B efe Der S II. psnnltra6s.
Sailor ~ b.
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Urn su rss Dsrfsrtissrs sprsiisn lei Jobn
Ritter uno o., in Teabina.
gtsnfalIs i'm &Isinen tei 9.nI. Enalano
uno Or. Z t11arfd,all, Nsapina 8eora 3.
Wllller. womsIsborf; 8.lmo 6. Sehoens
terar ilnb Scbn 8etsnman. 6amtura !;
6mmelreeb mo Gltbaus, siespcrt; 9apip
,ctaeb, scbahspiIIe; G. 8. g. @t6rer, ,N6bs
rsrsbura; s. Soerner, Millersturs; 8.Bope
er, Scrsretaun; 6eicelreich uno Rus, uno
parredt. Snstaun, unO tet pielen atbtunss
werthon Stctrbaltern.
70 Scllitanoiae bsutfhs Grbrauthssettrl
bsaleitclI irre Bettel
OF Sohn Nltteruno 60, in Wsarina, fits
lest crmahtist oie oblse bsritbmte Wlsoisin
audi teim Grcbsn 3u rerfaufen unp 3rpar3u
finem Sprrile, Der tcm Sdufsr 9utc Drcfte
atWtrtt SuIi $. l849.
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Deutllte6 @pan9ellicb 0utberilhed
81 c { O u q b Il III.

Steies BON csn eriten rnb belten Ibsofos
Ssn Hmerita's anerfannte 8slansbueb, oas
aus ben Sahren 400 bis 1885 Die berrIieb.
iten Slrtbenllroer entbalt uno tereits in ben
sr6bten Semeinben OisIes $anoes einasfibrt,
1T trl Dem llnter3ei6nstsn i'm GroB. B.Ncrfauf,
3u baben
Sir ben Staat glsw.Vorf babeu mir bic
Nsenlur 6ru. Soh uno Go, 100, QDillan
Stra6e, Slsw. Vort, iberaeben.
Sir ben 9taat Marplanp unD limsetuaa
Wlrs. ero,pnfelp, Baltimore, 81, Gapttr
Silr cen Weten psnoe man ittt all pattor
Bosebaob, in pitteburs.
Jn zen meliten fleinern 9taoten Der ltnis
on ftnp Gssntsn anseftsnt.
g. u. Wo(lenpeber,
SIR. 277, S1orp 8. Ctr, Dbi(abelpbio
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Or. yehter's
gen Dre erDattp.
Preis 50 Cent Die Slaletg

spreis 50 gtnt Die SIafttg
81 cine febr Ihastare 3utereituns, entosdt
cureb einen reaelmdBisen uMo berihmten ctufs
leben 4r5t, Der fe ibsr fhnfsis Sabre in fets
nsr ei9enen praris III Oeut1hlanb 9ebrauht
bate, III rpelhem qanee Ite rpabrcnD jener
3tit daserf ausseoebnt tsnust rpnros, ,bei6us
tten erfdltunsen, Ratsrbfeter, gnsbrdtiia.
Felt, Reuebbufcn, Seiten MD Nh6enfhmer.
gen, Blutfpelcn, jeoer1rt Brufs uno eun9en
beiebperbei, nnb i'll 5eiiung oer herannaben
ben AusSebrnns. Sieles fann ais COB Der
obi9en Wepi;in sefaat wsrpen, aber bic 3e;s
tnnssbetailtmahnnsen Itno 5u ecftlpiella bas
gu; jeber bsfrieoisenbe Bsmeis IN cs1enQDirs
tunsen piro in einem Serfuehe bamit sefuns
osn ,perben, Ionie aneb 3ablreihe Gmpfsbluns
aen bic InmsiIunsssettsl besleiteno. lteber
1000 Galebsn lnb ailsin in Dbilabelphia
ipdbrenb otm leBten Winter perfauft iporDen,
ben iberaeuseuoer Berpeis BON oe0enO1utbar
Felt, font marpe cine 70 9ro6e Ouantitaf ME
Derfanft iporben fem.
Siele 3eusnife ilnb bon 3eit III 3eit erbaIs
ten unb befannt semaebt ,uososn, abr fer
Gfottenan,panp bon itunssbefanntmaetun
asn Uerbietet oeren W1ittbeiiuna bier. Dis
seittafdmtiaen t6nnen Isicbt ibsr,euat pers
osn bon Der SlaBlitbfeit piefsr W7ebisin penn
(te anrnfen an seipp's @einnbbeits gmpcri.
um $40. 1911, Slcro 2te Gtra6e. nnterbalb
Der DinsifraBe, 5aln 9hilp bes "sclbenen
9lclers unb GhIanssn," no 3euaniiIs unb
Olaetpeifitnaen su hunbsrtsn BON gdllsn ber
inerfiphroisten Guren burh pisfe Mebi3in,
porse3eirt msrosn f6nnen.
p-7VDlsfs Weci3in 1T 3u psm oten anaeafs
bsneu prsifsin birfsr Dsu6ersi ~ baten.
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6Iee: uno Uimotby Saomen.
DAYLY t& DOLLAFs WEEEY
NWS.

NOW is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE
THE unexampled success which has attended
the DOLLAR WEEKLY NEWS, ENCOURAGES
the proprietor to make further efforts to increase
Its usefulness and to extend its circulation.
There has long been demand for a cheap g.
vigorous Wing Weekly Paper in this city
For some years past the country has been flooded
with cheap papers; many of which are secret, if
not open foes to the interests of the Whip party.
lndentlhed, as the principles and politics ofthat
party are with the best interests Of the country,
1t becomes us to see that the press-the great
engine OF political power-is actively and faith
fully employed in the dissemination of correct
political truth.
Special attention is directed to General News,
Literature, the Arts and Sciences, the interests
OF Trade and Business, andall such reading as is
necessary to make it good Family Ne,rSpa-
per.
Our Literary Department comprises a va
ued collection of original and carefully selected
prose and poetcal writings, with a fund of anec-
dote and other matter calculated to improve the
heart and please the fancy Our arrangements
for the Latest News are as perfect as possible
With Correspondents abroad and our Reporters
at home, and with ample Telegraphic advises up
to the hour adjudication, our readers will be kent
informed Of the latest intelligence, foreign and
domestic We give the most ample reports of the
state OF the Markets in the principal cities of the
Union OF any paper published in this city, with a
general synopsis otmatteI interesting to business
men.
TERMS = The Dollar WeekIy Mems is
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SDIfSbibliDfhcf.


GA unIdu9bar Der Yrsis fur beutIbs 8tis
der bier INNER npt Elm bober ;u nsnnen III,
70 babsn Itb Die llntsrSeitbnstcn entIbloITsn,
um AUDI cem Uermffen eineqectlire III uer(hafs
fen, nle QSobsn elm 6sftcbsn 9utsrNpmane,
PcpsCen, Ssoitte srnifsn uno launQsn Sn,
baItS &C., bon 40-72 Geitsn, bsraussuaeben,
u. baben Its ben Vre8 bnftir auf nur 81 Cts
9eifeat.-Da natirlirb bs bsfsm oerin0sn
prsife nur Elm beoeutenber 9tbfas eaS Sortbss
itebsn bisfsS 9sipis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
flbsrn fam, 70 eriuben iIs ale Subbdnosr,
peolsrS &c. ltb Hafir ;u inhrsfIirsn unO cffsris
rem ibnen
25 erpI. Su Doll. -GtS. [Saar!l
so l.75
9a8 erifs I9sftfen sntbdIt: udPaifen
Silber. [Ntit . 9(bbiIbun0.1
9aS 5msits I3sftbsn sntbdlt: qsonarbOb
8intj ODER bsS Rnlers &acbe.
9as brittle &utsnfpie9sl'6 binnrlalkneVas
pierre unb 3sibnun9sn. Cine ausasmdbIte
SanrmIun9 gutter Insfbctem IaunaerGss
clbte &c. NIT pieIsn Ori9innlsSoIsfbnits
ten.
Bs Tcrausbeifeaun9 bon 500 @rpl. perbin.
ben itb Die llnterSeibnsten Die Sirma Der Bee
ltslsnotn .Qanolun9 auf ben Sitsl brudsn III
lalIen. e. II. NDb. Nobr,
gtr. 282. Grb'Strase YbiIab.
(Srefs werbsn franco erbeten)
G5~BeltcIIun9en ,pGrben III oieIer Oru6erei
an9enomlllsn uno bGlor9t.
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Us. II. .. .. Seim Ii. @p.
Snpcrtircr uno Sdnoler in
Ygntcrifomifchem .SSnrfmoorc,,

=
10. 6, Oltspennittraen RcaoinA pa.
babsn auf Jcano unO beten sum Gerfauf ~
bequemen Se0in9unasn, Elm aI9emsins5 2tGcrs
temsnt ron Soartmaarcn unb SbneiDRua Rds
9eIn unb SpsifS BON alien Gr6sen; @iien unO
Stabl BON jsber Sencnnune; S6raubitocfs,
2!mbSls' MnN S6mjsoesSlafsbdi9e SabIen.
uno SIlntealdufs; SbI6iFr; OtsfTn9 in ga,
feIn uno Stan9sn; 6oteIn, ocn pbIapelptier
unO gantaifer 8obrif Satterei J5artmanren /;
SotteIbofs patsnt'qeber &c. 3inn &c uno TX,
Stan9sn,3 3nn, amsrifanfb unD rullfcbes Sis
lsnblsd' 9ratbs Ston9sns II. Qi9sSsi; Spsls
tsr SupfsrsSCljsn, Niete &c. @las, 6ar6ers
Dele un6 6irnine, 9upont'6 2(blere unS Shrb.
isnspupsr nsbif pieI anbersn @atern Die az.
to6bnllb IN eInbemilbsn J9artmaarssg tobrtn
perfauft merben.
GbenfalIs, Sbepero'e SarIaparilIa,
pcrmttu9n SuitensG6nov. un6 oeutidbc
Sisbers unO RaItfeberspillen.
Nsabina, MdrS 7. bp.
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OScl,cfOilcg)er.

90 chen erbafsn, cine luewabI Deutlcbcr
6ebetbud,er fir tatbOlfds gbriitsn, meb,
reutbeils init arotem Druf, pelcbe sans tiI.
Iis psrtauft iperosn in Diefer Oruderei.
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StaltfSel)eitac.

eh6ue aenaIfe 8aufftbsins, fonobt sius
5sIn ale tsin 9usenO, flnO in baten in Oiss
fer Dyudsrei.
8etruar 6. ls49. hp
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SS. anb s. y. Reim nmD SO.
10. 6. 6.11Hsi1ennffraGr.

gsnfsn bic aufInsrffamfsit ibrsr Srsunoe unb
Dec pablifums itsrbaupt, auf ibr iptenoio uno
nsusS Ahortsment bon @ltsrn fir 6ausbals
tun9sn, bsltsbsnb aus MsfIsrn unb @abeln,gss
uno Sbse's6fTsln, Scpfsn, SeiTsln, gmalirtsn
Sofsrn unb preisrpinssSsfTsln, msiIinqensn
Ssl1sln, SiseIeiisn qibtsrlf6dsn, 0itbtftbsss
REM 9Sdtsrn SbaufsIn unb 3anasn, Srai.
uno SafsPfannen SfiGsts, Raffssmdblen,
S6ssrsn, Slcfen, Spiessln, Brcos, gBafd,e,
Meits uno MarftsStrbsm Gsesrs0saarsn &C..
was ALE iu ben nisbrisifsn prsiftn psrfauft
merben miro..
&saoin9, Mdrt7. tp.
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" The cash must III all cases, be forwarded
IN advance, and no paper will be sent after the
expiration ofthe time unless the subscription be
renewed. JOHN p SANDERSON.
News Buildings, N. E. Corner of Third and
Chestnut streets, Philadelphia.
March 10 1870
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THE DAILY NEWS.

A Wing Penny Paper, is publishedat the
same establishment Terms to mail subscribers
for single copy Four Dollars, or Thtee Dollars
for Clubs of 10 or more
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Sn nnterjeihmetCr Su6banbluns 1T 70 Is
ben erfdbienm:
Der 0lorolmertfanilde Oolllnetlher
mo nnfebltars Natbsstsr
fir
Rinrpaneerer uno Ginsepanoerte.
entbdlt cine eursasfa6ts nnb Seoermann
psrltdnOllhe @rammatit Oer snallftben 9pra.
bs, nehit Anpeiiuns, in fnr3er 3s,t cbne ssb. /.
rsr en9liitb fprecben unp lhreiten au lsraen, :
anberocm cine Ocllttdnoise Wlnlteriammllina
BON Srlefe,h Slehnunssn, Quittunaen, Rons
traftsn, WehfsIn, anwsilunsen, 3situasam
noneen, &eIddftsfarten u. {. 10. uno Elm boil.
ttanri9ce QSorterbucb Der snaliftben nno peuts
i6m 9prade, neblt ssnaner aueIprade Der
en9Iilhen q96rter.
Sieiss Wrrt 1T in allen bsbrutenocn Bud.
9tcbre Der Der. Staaten su babsn. 8rcE<
bertinfern miro ein anlebnlider Natatt BE-
miIIist. e. u. 1B llenpeter,
SIR. 277, Sforo s. Ctr
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St0Dls sSeScrit.

Gin @orratb porjisIibsr gtablsSsosrn if
10 sbsn srbaltsn, Die sinSeIn unb bsm Dubeno
lsbr mcblfsiI perfauft ipsrosn in bisfsr 9rufs,
rel.
Deutl6e q. 8. 6. Buder
llno plsoer srbaItsn uno jun Isrfauf in Der
9rudstsi oss Ssobad,tsrb.
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Sanfen i'm Snnern oeS 9anoes.
@Dambsrs6ur9 5u Gbamber6burs Z
@ettl5bHr9. gu @etti6burs, :
pittSbur9, ju pitt6bur9, ?
Sneqnetanna 60. O1ontroCe =
sbelfer Sauntp Su 8sIt6sftsr. par
9eiamars @auntp* ~ @bsIfsr par
@srnlantaun Su Gernantaun. par
etwi8taun ju eepi6taun, aebr
N$iNbIetaun Su NaibOletaun, +
Ntcnt9omerD Co., ;u RorriStaun par
02ortbumberlanb ;u Rnrth,tmbsr( NOR
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SIN 9srIa9e Der lIntsr;eibnstsn inp 70 sbsn
'rl6inen bic srifsn (oefte ibrer
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QHerth Der 8onfnoten.

gtds tlsjeni9en Sanfsn, mslbs init einsm
(@) Stan bsseibnst iinb, babsnsntmeber fals
fdbe cosr um9ednbsrte Notsn BON reridbieess
nen Senennungen i'm llmlaufe.
Nas NIT sinem (D Sreus usbs;sibnstnSans
Fen marsn friber 6fsntlibe 9epOIitsSanfsn.
GstF nibt ratblam goten ~ nebmsn ron
Sanfsn bic in bisfsr qiifs nitbt bsnannt linb.
gle iInb stweeer ssbroben rbsr ibrs 0cten iinb
un9angbar.
SanFen in pbilaoelpbia.
Namsn. 9isecntO in VbiIab.
Banf BON Jtortb amsrfa* BAR
0Ortbern qibeSes. rar
DenniplpanaA bar
penn 9aunfd)ip' par
Der Ser. Stant. I5
Commercial 8anf, pon psnnlplpanisn par
warmers u. Me6anieS Sanf par
8irdro oittot par
Senfin9trn DO. pnr
Sanf Of &cmmsree,+ por
Olanuf. II, Mebanies par
Utedantcs 8ant in pbil'a, par
philadelphia Sanf* nor
SOutbwarf Ditto mar
S6uplfa 8anf,
sBeltern Bant por
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-30
TRIAL OF PROF. WEsTER.

The trial of Prof ], W. Weller, which
was commenced at Boston, on 1,sday, for
the murderof DR.. George Parkma is one of
the most important in the annals ocriminal
history, and probably no trial ever ccurred
in this country calculated TO create wider
or intenser interest, We have alrea, furn-
ished very briefly the first days procaings.
The facts embodied in the testimony Mr.
Kingsley, DI. Parkman's agent and G..
Shaw, Esquire, brother-in-law of DR.. P,ary
in no respect from what is already kn'n.
In opening the case TO the jury, Mr. Cliid,
counsel for the government, tflade succlt
statement of the facts which it was his int
lion TO prove. These, he aveued, establish
two propositions lst, that Dr. Parkman "
murdered and ID, that DR.. J. w. Webs
committed the deed. DR.. Parkman wo'
be proved to have been alive on Friday,
23d of November, and was last seen TO en-
the medical college, ten minutes before
O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day. lie
a punc,ual man, particularly at his met
had sick daughter who he was tendl
and on whom he was closely attendant.
her comfort he had purchased some lett
difficult at that season 10 obiain-wh
he left at a store, intending TO call for it at
ward to carry home TO her. He entered
: medical college, and was not again ST
. The utmost search was made by his friel
} aided by the entire police and liberal rewa
e but no person had ever been found who
. seen and conversed with him since that Il
n On Sunday, for The first time, DR. Parkm
friends leaned from Dr. Webster him'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-30
\ Select Gale.
THE ROMANCE OF REAL LIFE.
RINE OF SSIA.

Dark and dreadful was the night of the
25th of November, 1859, and heavily fell
the snow flakes; but darker were the pros
poets, and heavier was the heart of the
poor Livonian, as he reached the skirts of
the dense forest surrounding the town OF
| Marienburg. Misfortune had compelled
the Indignant praeant to sever the endear-
ing relations that bound him to his native
village, to bid final adieu IL aoenes of
his early days, to abandon his favor;te
haunts OF sacred memory, and seek among
strangers that which was denied him in the
midst of his friends
Accompanied by his irst-born, a sprlght-
iy youth of fourteen, and bearing in his
weary arms a tender infant, the express
image of her whom he had lately conslgn-
ed to the silent tomb, he had well nigh
completed faithful journey through black
and inhospitable region. a violent storm
of snow and wind pecu!iar 10 that dreary
country fercrly ragged, bearing destruction
and desolaton in its progress, and produ,
cling terror in the minds OF the unsheltered
wanderers. Overcome by the severity OF
the cold, aud unable longer to sustain his
precious charge, he carefully deposited il
upon a bed of snow, and i'll quest OF assist
ance and a kind retreat from the bowling
storm. But he returned not again. The
+, early dawn had discovered frozen corpse
to the astonished tenants of an obscure cot
tage in the outskirts of the quiet village.
"Great God what do hear % ejacula
> ted the pious minister, Skovrouski, as it
subdued cries of distress, falling upon hi
eager ear, during Temporary cessation G
,s the storm, attracted his attention to tn
frozen embankment upon which rested tn
deserted infant. He hestated not to reilec
upon the cruel misfortune that had bere
es the infant of parental protection nor dl
he waste time in the frultless endeavor {
discovering those who had abandoned the
- offspring to the peltings ofthe storm. Bu
content to acknowledge the mysterio'
agency Of "Him who doeth all things well
, and "heareth the young ravens when the
nc cry" he fled with winged footsteps to
r rescue. Wrapping it in his ample cloa
W. he fastened TO reach his humble home, tn
M he might minister to its relief ere the spii
es. had fed to that undiscovered country fro
ch whose bourne no traveller returns. A
Nn rived at the peaceful cot, he consigned
Ne' tender charge to the care of his kind-hea
en- ed house-keeper, and again sailed forth
search of other objects for his benevolen'
He had not proceeded far before his atte
ton was called 10 the melancholy see
before noticed.
-. Papers were found upon the unforlun
XXI" stranger which induced the good minis
to believe that lie was the parent OF the
iant which he had rescued from the ~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-30

"TO MY DAUGHTER LILY"
''Six changeful years are gone, Lily,
Since you were borne TO be
A darling TO your mother good,
A happiness TO me.
A little shiveriug, feeble thing
You were TO touch and view,
But we could see Il promise in
Your baby eyes OF blue.
"Yon fastened on our hearts, Lily,
As day by day wore by,
Aud beauty grew upon your cheeks
And decpened in your eye
A year made dimples in your hands
And pumped your little feet,
Aud vou had learned some merry ways
Which we thought very sweet.
"Apd when the first sweet word, Lily,
Your wee mouth learned 10 say,
Your mother kissed ii fifty times,
And marked the famous day.
| know not even, now, my dear,
II il was quite Il word,
But Your proud mother surely kr0"'
For she the sound had hea-''
,,,r,... ..,,, .pnr years old, Lily,
V - -ssy Illtle lrlenO,
iou ~tad walks and nightly plays
An" q talks without an end
-~on little ones are sometimes wise,
For you are undetiled,
A grave man will start to hear
Strange words of child.
"When care pressed on our house, Lily,
Pressed with an iron hand
| hailed mankind for the wrong
Which leslered in the land
Bnt when | read your young frank face
Its meanings, sweet and good,
My charities grew clear again
felt my brotherhood.
"And sometimes it would be, Lily,
My faith in God grew cold,
For | saw virtue 90 in rags,
And vice in cloth of gold
But in your innocence, my child,
And in yours mothers love,
| learned those lessons of the heart
Which iasteu ii above.
'At last our cares are gone, Lily,
And peace is back again;
As you have seen the sun shine out
After the gloomy rain
In the good land where we were born
We may be happy still.
A life of love will bless our home
The house upon the hill.
"Thauks 10 yonr gentle face, Lily
lis innocence was strong
70 keep me constant to the right,
When tempted by the wrong.
The little ones were near to him
Who died upon the Rood
ask His gentle care for you
And FOR your mother good"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-30
"Tbe Czar. Peter. commands the pre-

"The Czar, Peter, commands the pre-
sence of Madane Katharine -.
With qui,k, though temollnS steP'
she followed, AID on entersg the magnlh'-
cent tent, disc0ered tfong OF oihcers
surrounding onewho waseated, and whom
she recognized a, her annced husband.
"Where is the Erperor ~ demanded
Katharine of her condctor.
"Theren' replied I, pointing to the SOL
dier who was seated.
"That is my huspd'"
"He is thy husbd and Gar of Russia
likewise, ,, broke q the Emperor, flor it
was he ! and prenting her to bis officers,
bnde them acsnolcdge the humble Katha-
rine as the futurEmpress Of Russia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-30

A PAPER DrvoURER.-ln the bank Of Eng
land no fewer than sixty folio volumes, or
ledgels, are daily filed with writing in keep
ing the accounts! To produce these volumes
the paper having been previously manuiac-
tured elsewhere, eight men, three steam
presses and Two hand presses are continually
kept going within the bank 10 the copper
plate printing department $4,000 bank notes
are thrown off daily; aud so accurately is the
number indicated by machinery, that to pnr
loin single note without detection, Is al
impossibiliiy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-30
SELECT POETRY.

The following stanzas, by the late PIP. Cook,
of Winchester, Va, author Of "Florence
Vane," the "Frossart Ballads" etc, we
take from the Southern Literary Messenger.
They strike us as having peculiar beauty.
"TO MY DAUGHTER LILY"
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-10
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