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lIAN1nIAsl MISUNDERSTANDING nRODIg, D
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NsbnC ELL a N E,splls.

4 nL,xAnDkk, M. ss WALKER STREET. NEW
n % s Of sss Gust nag, %os" BETA escs
~. nisr, s.s and pistol older, and all s,ass Of
-s,r,o Tor sale At the Loses, Prices.
EHENCn LVVkIsa GLASS PLATES AND aoUGH
Plate Glass for ely lights from thu factory Of So
r;LiLs a cn2.Ars. ~ ana 10 rsar, .sr..A
sS-rroe enrr.ss may be mad on APPLICATION.
WILLIAMS PATENT saLAMANI En- sArEs-aorp,
~mh hisn Ia pf"Dssss 10 x. USsss s,s,s. s,ns 4
lat s.lsnfoss San asci,co. M aervas esrsia-
eater tfs in beso.st.l ares ,ns only tests 70 be relied
''''' A. S sARvINs ~ asssr .r-st
THE SHAPES or NIGHT sIRE FALLING FAST.
i 4. through Tie cellar 1i,ohen pas,
81 Lions pill' for rats and m'esr'.
NEXT morn. just a, tie dawn ef day.
In ossthlilt stiffness hundreds lay,
.. a o ?" sns sS S"s s.ias, lice.
Save lyons pills for rats and mice
LYONS DEPOT, i2i Brvso~ay
GIvES ASD AGUE-wyNKooP \ CO.'S ExrEsxI-
s in liue sss. so,e. TIL. sr,sis sas nssss eesS s
lnoss ia, q making perm cure, I, !. sr s.s
sDs ~ :, on, % our os,s sS.s. W. ss
and ''' m '''n''' VI" p''' sp aYskoof, =. above.
100000 Sr seaIlfS s ssA sa;s os I'D
robe be- md surns I'll manner Of disease md ss
s1d m s ,rs M ss .so ~ ss s
THIS fluid restore the hair old or yo"nS - ertain
u used In mtdicsns the human family The dcet
overlook ed the pVbert f all animals the her u.s
pim, chtap,tio in large BOTTLES a. ~ cents
ana ~ each; spd - dom cssh ~ bstis All sorcs
cute Lruhes poll evil rush WIND cholic Instantly hesveo
etTiy AZ curb splept and spawn eea-
and work them oay. This other article ever
they sell hundreds % one oi eny othsr
bottle gives entire sa.ss Asx
tbem-h essrs kipp Brown, Keynote. Weast W, snr-
b-The iaIor.sO y h at Nonh.rs nearly supprrn Two
tri,i ,nd mammoth socy 70 Yh'ins into
~. cit three each dsiy Notly 90 cents fAre.
for Imminent 2 Pearl siest t6t and 80 Broad
w.y, white front, between orsnd and Brooms ssree@
AfATRrSosY MADE EASY, o.. HOW TO WIN A
NI Professor Iswton Of 'rndon, having arriv ed
in Hcstop will send TO address, reoert Of one dollar.
plain directions to enabls ladies gsntiemen TO
I'VE dsyctsi affections, Of the oppcrits tn. Vecess
trective Of appearances or pcsten sra a:t heush
not esst bs srgsd With ease sni deieacy,
that Affection " mFoseibe Address. Prcfess.r Lsvton-
lo.tr Mas letter .ssen from the fess Vhcs snes'
the postage 10 paid.
Y>AlLOHs sUPGRIOR TRANSPARENT @N.Sr-
\ These are the only really TrauspareAs sser - n
The tnited states end the only onss thai h-Vs h
et premiums At the Fairs In Phsaelpha and New Ycrt-
businets established ~ the .hsr 81 the advertisers In
sosps ar. coll IN New York BY Hsvane. Eess: d CO.
Brewers Sinney. ID. Berrien, IT., Col r. davilasd
Co; Hast ell Merrick, A. ID. ID. Sar de- WIN. VEGA
20; Thomss Svst Rushton. Carh y Co.. Nee b
smith.
EnO BARRELs lxTRA NO. NACKtREL; COZ BAR
OVV ,tls new No. Macsereli tD boxes new emoseo
Herring. 200 kits soused samon for sac ~
NELSON WELLS CO, y -sreeh
between Warrington and Wet sssssse
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vNEARI GkAND PlANO SALE-O<E OF Tup,
L. pianos imported from Erards factory
tBrel, hand wood $685. Apply
to kerkstz 4 BROWSING. i2l Broadsay
NON SALT ON REASONABLE TERMS, TWO PIANO
frt "A uctl yes, nod upright cabinet fox
rillis of and tnuh@d work msnship rpassed,
and rraned in every Iespect Apply ct "a Creen~ioh
street, temeut rear the Battery.
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nPEClAL NOTICEB.

ITO THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.-Regui Nomins alton
Il for Assistant kDgiseer-
LIKE TORBOss,
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lnor atien respecting The above bonds requcscd 70
give TO Mcssrs. sANFORDs, PORTER N STRIKER. At
tofneys hnd Councillors, ~ Broadway, New York
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TO CONTRACTORS.

INDUSTRIAL HONE ASSOCIATION, NO L-PRoPo-
sale for draining and grading q lands Of th. a4soois
ION will b received til the first day o. August 1851 Nv D.
over ~ broadway and by John stephens. the grounds
Fast Chester at either of which places the plan spoch
cations, and all necessary information Pertaining thereto
nay he obtained.
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LIQUORS.

C00 DOZEN ST. JULIEN CLAREr-sEILINo At
SUI 4s. and bis. dozen. Also. 100 DOZEN ST. Es-
t.e At 7s tbostes returned Attn. celenra,ed
BRANDY Aore fb byoome street, Of Crosby n s.
very superior 81 Julien and Chatesu Msesuss Csres
LBANY AND TROY STOCK ALss, IN SMALL KEGS,
"A With tag. at az eseh-suited for f1my use and os
retursed vhen empty. The celshrs,sd Brady stNs
40 Bsss.s ssyss., esspsr 81 frosty.
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sutjoined is q list Of the 3,
names and in fuence to promo
Hon. " Arlington Hunt,
E. thri, TOPPER Moran,
e.. Robert u. Morris,
=. James Brooks,
Nn.. V Brady,
W w Woodwork,
" samuel n. johnson,
X. Cilehrist,
y q. Squier,
" 1hos. N. Carr,
A" l.. v X. Wright
Major Cen. Bennett Riley.
| =. A.
J. Prescott Hall,
II. Y 1al'm dye,
J"hb ". n elson u. :. Cemr.
Georg, W. Mort"p.u s Com'r.
Joseph Bridgham, U.S.Com'r.
u. a INCUR.
James :. kusgiee
kavir Forrest,
Joip Van Buren,.
kotert , mnet,
D Is. Cnttins,
Max &aretzsk,
August Belmont,
Drew. Robinson L. Co.,
L e.. CLARK,
Edwsrd Dodge,
Geo. II. Broadhes6,
Geo W. Mclean,
Edwin ludlow,
yopss b Phillips,
BENZ Galbraith,
John b. Purdy,
Ralph Lockwood,
panel 4 Sickles.
J. 7Iumhull Hudson,
Dsriel ID. Howard.
Coleman n Sfet~on,
Cbarles A. Seeor,
Jos. / Coffee,
D. ". prdson,
" O'Bri.n,
J. O'Bri,n,
Dudley , ersee.
smith. bangs, T. %.
An. Young.
chauncey K. wsefs,
J. Barrow.
nhhols. krauth, 4 Ca aid.
we'll.
thomas N. Pieton,
John 1honp.on.
A. !. Williampnn.
Ber.rau n Howell,
Henry ougher.y,
hiram Fuller,
=. X. Comstooh,
L, 4 ", Leland.
Jsmes Beck,
a. stevcns,
w " h,an,
&. r Nichols,
Joseph Hitter,
vm. kly Gibson,
James n Miller,
Absop tierr,ch.
". ID MeCsrty,
D. n. walton.
= 4. worth,
m. u. Deyier,
w Mpirhead.
John D. Chevabsr.
sot't RAFT.
}. ". N.unot,
Clsrh a. Bailey,
J ". Norton,
Jbss Bartlett,
fb,s kichsrdsnn,
Nm. N. Lontrel,
v. u tel. man,
y. n Paw,
, :. Neville,
D. krspp,
Geo. Y. Nestrt,
l'seph Crawford
I. 4. James,
= " Burr,
u. W. Floyd,
" Willis
Is Wood.
ihos. { smith,
Henry Spear.
se, rye II PEEL
Up. hraatury,
IN Msyseii,
John Y. Rope,
Eugene Pluni EFT,
7. ". Meighan,
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Tor sALB.-A SPLENDID BROWN HORSE. ABOUT
sixteen bands high eight years DID, Of beautiful style
~ acton bind in all and siso first rate under
the sadie. For particularly apply at % Canal street
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Va ILItks PATENT sALAMANI ER sAfEa-ROrp,
-thrbs 20. are the only MAKERS OF wiitvrs safs
With kichs In In the Uuitcd sfans Nine of
their their contents uuiBurcd daring
lat eel In San aacsco. M eersia-
81 beeiobsl ares (tns only ssss 70 be relied
N'' s.RyINs 10 aater STRAIT
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4 ALtkAhDkk M 3S WALKER STREET, NEW
i1rt manufacturer VI gold Gust hags, BETA buck
bSeh hin gloves. leather drawers and
nts nisry belts and pistol elders and all kinds of
tL.r fort in southern and Western naske,e
.n,r.o Tor sale nj the 10 est pr,ess.
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Gentlemen Shirts Mot every one pro-
fespg to make Gentiemen's Shirts make shirts III
fsr gentlemen At GkEkNS Aston House, style, fit,
teral and work mansp guaranteed aud every garment
promised 10 cent ONE AZ the appointed hour.
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AN EXTENSIVE BowLiNG SALOON AND nan

W EAIENsiNt 30" LING SALOON AND BAR
a ROOM httcd whore large business b done,
Z" let ON very favorable term. Also, of old
esai hsd Clothing store profit ,ae business
has h.sn The owner being out of he,th, will
al chjeettO take Vie stock w lie tue fr
good business being about the stand Ia
fro. ppiy q 4. GRAHAM ~ Pearl street. York;
crto j. Is srRAHAs. Us River street Troy.
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rhENLn LUOk1h8 GLASS PLATES AND ROUGH
Plate Glaze for shy lights from the factory Of Sc
Sare duigni.s, for sale BY
PLI In q cuLsATE, ~ ana 10 Psari ssr.sN
81 Prioe currents may be mad on application.
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FspH SALE AND TO l. ~ Y.

LNOR 81 1.-THE LEASE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
PACKET nhee grocery store aud hir stttcnca doing
good ~ SINGS The for selling
of the pstor retiring from Apply
e
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w ANIED -AsvRoNOxICAL APPARATUS. ON HIRE,
w with teepry enrins the month Of August Apply at
tue academy Chrys The advertiser will retire
10 bis in the vcity Of West Point the Hui
~ HE family where there ether boafders Terms
81 so TO 81 per week.
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TIPON AN INVESTIGATION BEFORE NE. OF THE
complaint preferred against Cornelius Demars IL
pleasure to state there appeared nothing whatever
which would have tender to reflect his character
degree and that there utter tss
mopy TO implicate Mr. Demarest that did deem IL
to examine either Of the many Witnesses who
present on his part regret very much that Mr. Dsmest
should have been arrested and hope the oc ournas in
which statements have been made rejecting his
N. Il. MOUNTFORT, Police Justice.
Police Court. Third District New York. July II. 1871
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WANTED TO REST-A STORE, SUITABLE FOR rue
w Grcoc~y and Liquor trsdet muet he In good location
or purchase s9roccry and Equo. Store siready eao
Nshed Communications addressed q. p with psrticulsrs
respecting s~ice and locsen will receive prompt attention
UAN7Ep-A ROOM TO STORE FURNITURE IN,
w from 10 drst 20 May The letting the room
have tie OF FIRST rate Plane equivalent for
Ns rent. Aakress p. Hcrsld office.
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DOSTACE RATES-CoMPLETE TABLES OF TIE
rates of postage foreign and domestic have oeep pre-
nv William I. Bry a. Co. at the
Evening 81 office ~ Nasssu street. Prct shnt ia
sheets two slirgs boards OF these tables Post "te
'rady says:-" rVsr OrFIoE City of New YORK Juiv H.
examined the Table of Postage. tores
ana Dow, site as publi he'd by lillian Bryant Co..
uniformly with thoss ii
sis Office. WIN V BRADY =. L.
OosT OFFICE, NEW yOhK.-NOTICE-raE NAILS
L per u s. Mail steamer Batic will close this OFF
saturday the 10Th nst at O9 O'clock, W. Letters tor
Continent must be paid n cen to each rat.
wM. V. BRADY, =. n.
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NCsAls.

--~~f~vf~f~~s>tst~~.r
epr nnnror,..N ATsfxPER CENT INTEREST.
AlClUUJ =. 80, 49,, -artgase. for I've years in
M or ,ums an rrgso.ive real est. - IA this city, Apply
john Y. jOrREY, No. q Wall ~, "'r' n.9ea.
WANTED-stNE REsP@SsIBLE PNsrY. TO Ne
w Fotiato loan Of from Sl50 OO O. S2O secured by
worth million The wanted 70 imprnve
a. Ibis raj commission will be pad. Address H. H.
Pc,t Onice appointing time and place Of nesting
TIE TRUSTEES OF TIE sEAMEN's BANK rDS
savings have ordered nat interest paid all
entitled thereto for the six montha cndag th
follows On all Of Ave hundred dollars uud.r
~ the rate Of ss per ceI per and all
cetding hundred dollars a. TIVE Of ave
payable after Monday 2ist inst. All
viii credited to dcpositors. as principal.
-. Pr -RrT, Prosldou,
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EnO BARREIs lxTRA NO. NAcRsREL COZ BAR
OVV ,ts new No. s. Mscsereli tp boxes new swosed
Hsrrings; 200 kits soused salmon for sac ~
NELSON WILLS h CO, y . street.
between Warrington and Wess ssrsste
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IIO1LI FOR sALE-sITu ATEp ON L,NG I.LAND

TIV1EI FOR SALE-SiTUAT ON LONG ISLAND,
MY mss from New f1rs city ntsiaing sixty
At'a,i ed ten pin alley outhousvs Ne Sc
There constant travel through the stand which
necessarily stop SIT 10 h"tI he alleys Will
than pay the expenses Of the house sr ard
iby b. Cannot DC SURPASSED being ouy 6undrcd
yards from the S,und wh,re fishing sunag and BATH
ing most abundant there Is daily ny
h'ehmb's spd railroad With New iors city The pre-
sent owner beng engaged in other will dispose
OF this erty Fer iurtter particulars TERMS sc
Ply 20 H. nTONEY. $50 broadway. Ny You'd
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

VUANTrp-A COTTAGE AT NEWPORT RHODE
w Isiand-A Awnshed cottage or furnished partmens
family 81 sis wanted At Newport from the
tt August PeSe address With full particu.rs. ts i.n
nupbtr and size o and price per month NJ f az MI
Iay's Office 20 sssau street.
yEANTSp-To RENT, A STORE, INTENDED FOR
w the grocery and liquor trade Address r. A., Herald
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EOR sALf.-A FINE GLASS FRONT CALECHE
u made by Wood. Tomnson Co. At ocst Il s, 10
tcsether with superb pair OF Horses ectly sound and
prompt handsome so harness made BY Of the
best city mahe hsdsome dress blankets and two sets
Die blankets &C. Re The above will be snid hesp
leaving Tor days Can he seen at the Nep
to Wood, Tomlnsop q CO.. 40 Broadway.
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WANTED-BYA RESPECTABLE Young GIRL, WHO
w can sps.k French an d German, and I. good plain
sstr ss stuati n in private family Good
Hiven at Nv Maiden lane Please quire at
"a ispennrd street.
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srcatert %, rection Bachelors No. all street His
kig and for natural appearance
and durability His air bye also be procured at ali
and perfume les In country. Beware Of
limitations. and copy the address.
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"A Gem iBe Me0tcine-The ONygeuated Bit
io medicine. and t contains
A,eoh especially acarted the delioste consultation OF
les suffering der1ngesnJ the netnral uun
items, Veal ness rregularty nervous debility e FOR
sale by b. Sands 100 Faiton street. ID. Sc will "
90. sI6 ana A King lg2 Broadway: L. Coddinyton.
SIS noason and rs Brosdway Goi,n. III Bos
of Ha Rucke 4 Co. 2b Grsen-
vh and BY druggists generally in the United States
Canada
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kalsokp nArn DN,s,sA,h-s aENAGeeIE.-

Chs1LF GA4DEN ThIs U.LiGHryUL sUMaEx
- ~ Co visiters Throughout
t. y u " the largest aud unat rsnnl
thu from npper gali .ae a o
,imisaon--n3 shilling
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-10-15
WlEELING.

THE RAILROAD TERMlNUs.-The Pitts
bugh Post gives letter from an intelligen,
citizen of St. Clairsville, Ohio, communi.
eating some important information, ftrue.
The writer says
"It is now almost quite certain that our
Central Ohio Road will not terminate al
Wheeling, but at Grave Creek, some 0 or
Is miles below. A large majority Of the
directors of said road reside in or near
GAINESVILLE, and are adverse to the termi-
nus being at Wheeling. The Grave Creek
route is through about the centre Of our
(Belmont) county, and accommodates 10
to more than the Wheeling terminus;
and we cannot carry our subscription.
which we have now before our people, for
any other route. 1t is also understood be-
Teen the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. that
ifsaid road will not lend its aid to Parkers-
burg. Marietta will al once connect at
Grave Creek, instead of running up TO
Wheeling" The writer further adds that
he has the above facts from Gov. Shannon.
who is one of the directors Of the Central
Ohio Railroad.
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CURE FoReHYDRoPHoBIA.

A gentleman of Boone county, ILL.,, says
that strong decoction of the black Tor
upland) ash bark, made by boiling in
water, will prevent the virus Of hydropho.
bia, Of the rattlesnake, or any other poi
sonous reptile from doing any harm, il
partaken OF freely as soon as it is known
that one has been placed in danger from
either. He says that he and his brother,
and also a sheep. were bitten by mad
dog. While his father was making the
preparation, the sheep manifested all the
symptoms Of hydrophobia, and very soon
became prostrated by it. His father then
got large dose down the throat of the
sheep, and in four hours after twas quiet
ly grazing with the rest of the flock. He
and his brother took gill of the medicine
three times day for about len days, and
no effects of the poison were ever felt by
either. fle says it has also been very sue
cessfully used in snake bites. This reme-
dy is simple and may be easily obtained
by farmers.
We would mention remedy equally
simple, and that may be obtained almost
every where; especially valuable in snake
bites and the bite of poisonous insects,
&c.: and that is the common green plain
tain, which is probably known to every
body: for the bite or sting of poisonous
insects it is only necessary to take the
green leaves and bruise them well; then
bind them over the part affected. For II
snake bite the leaves should be boiled in
milk, and about gill taken three times
day for nine or ten days. The leaves or
bark of the white ash. we have often heard
were infallible cures for snake bites, &C..
but the black ash may be more powerful
and therefore more valuable. 1t would
not be amiss for those who are in si,ua-
tons where they are exposed to such dan.
ger to preserve leaves Of all these, and
also the ash bark, and resor, 10 them when
in danger. as neither can do any harm,
even TO babe.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-10-15
FRIGTFUL SCENE.

The balloon ascension OF Mr.. S. A. King.
yesterday afternoon from the Geological
Garden al Fairmont, was terrible affair.
The ascension was delayed until nearly 6
o'cock in consequence Of there not being
sufficient quantity Of gas in the balloon.
The people present were anxious TO wit
ness the ascension, though they bore the
delay with patience.
Just before 6 o'clock, Mr.. King stepped
into his car, but finding that the gas was
not sufficient to take him up, he threw out
all his ballast, and he arose few feet from
the ground. His car was held by slen.
der cord, and Just as it was about to be
cut loose, the car with its daring inmate
was dashed with some violence against
one ofthe sheds of the enclosure.
The people rushed and caught hold of
the net ropes, and pulled the balloon back
into the enclosure, and owing to the mis-
hap and the prevalence OF high wind, the
assemblage became terribly excited, some
shouting for him to 90 on. and others
shouting, "no, no." lie said he was de-
termined to 90 if the gas was sufficiently
powerful to take him, and off he started
again.
This time he arose over the enclosure
and came in contact with the Wire Bridge.
lie soon became extricated. but unlortun-
ately struck the telegraphic wire, which
held him some time. The balloon all the
time was swaying 10 and fro in the eddy.
ing gusts of wind. Presently he became
loose. struck another part Of the bridge.
and finally went down into the water of the
Schuylkill.
An exciting, amusing. and withal, a
thrilling scene was enacted. The balloon
bounced up and down, and in this way
proceeded for several hundred yards
Every time ii decended Mr.. King would
be plunged apparently up to his neck in
the water.
The people on shore ran in every direc-
ton; several boats put out to the assistance
of Mr.. King, but from all we can learn, he
arrived on the shore on the opposite side
of the river. more frightened, perhaps, than
hurt.-PhH. Ing. 26th.
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WHY DON'T MEN GET RICH.

OF one hundred men, it would be safe,
we think, to assert, that at least seventy.
five have strong idea to be possessed OF
worldly goods and property; IN word TO
be rich. Of these seventy-five in our ac-
tive and ready-witied American popula.
tion, it would rarely happen that one was
entirely wanting in faculty Of diligence
and yet few up to middle age acquire a
competency, or in respect 10 fortune &C.
complish their wishes. Can any man give
US the philosophy Of this frequent result!
1t appears to us TO lie in small compass.
There is in every community number Of
persons determined not to labor. who lend
their whole inert energies to the reversal
Of the order Of scripture, by The sweat
of thy brow shalt thou live" They then
resolve and maintain their resolution with
calm and stubborn uniformity to the end
OF their days, not to sweat but "keep
cool"- let others work in the heat of
the day. Characters Of this stamp are 10
be found in every town, village, city and
district in the country. ..
And how do they lve9 Simply by u.s.
ing others. Either by getting possession
of their property, without paying.for it, on
false credit, or by bringing others in by
way of loans and endorsements, TO pay
their debts. In word diligent Ameri.
cans fail to grow rich at least to secure a
competsncy-by not collecting the debts
they have earned in their calling, or by
having to pay the debts of other people.
These are Two fruitful resources Of all the
failures of the country. Do we argue
therefore against loans and credits! In
one form and another they are the bond
and basis of modern society-the point
we seek to get at is this-that men who
have small means should live on small
means, that no man has a right to launch
into splendor upon the expected profits Of
his business, and to make his creditors
contribute to his extravagance and that Of
his household-in other words no man
has right to spend dollar before he has
earned dollar.-Literary Advertiser.
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A TRAGEDY EQUAL TO THAT OF
ROMAN LUCRETIA.

The last letter from the European cor
respondent of the St. Louis Republican
is unusually interesting. From it we ex-
tract the following tragic incident at Ve-
roma, Italy: .I
"On the 18th Of June, at nine o'clock in
the evening. M. Evangelist, chancellor Of
the criminal tribune, (Which, | believe,
means kind OF sheriff, and a friend Of
his holiness, Plus lX., was assassin ated
in the street, as he was about entering the
house of friend. M. Evansalisti, cele-
brated for the violence Of his character,
treated the political prisoners under his
charge with the greatest cruelty. Among
others imprisoned for political offences
was man, young. Of excellent character
and family, and the husband of beauti-
full, devoted wife. He had been in prison
several months, suffering every privation
and cruelty. and causing the most heart.
rending anxiety to his wife. She had been
again and again, to Evangelist, and on
her knees implored him TO intercede FOL
the release Of her husband. His answer
was always the same; he would grant hel
request but only on one condition, con
dition which always made the beautiful
woman bow her head in shame, and leave
the monster in despair.
"At last her husbands sufferings were