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q THE Farnstytfe Stes, Ca6tzsst Milking
~ and Undertaking of the late Xaver Ibert
IN Twill still be continued BY his widow, who
will always keep on hands a supply of,ready made
Furniture and Mattresses. Ees Renewing and
repairing executed as formerly. Location, Main
street immediately behihd the store Of Nests.
3Psrkerson i Rapdletts asi.ae sG5 -Hi3a1
DELLA IBERT.
Franklin, Aug. 81, 1852 y @s7' ''i
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Miraculous Deuelopment.--The Louis
vile Democrat tells a story of a little
girl only twenty months old, the daugh-
Ter of a gentleman Of German origin,
residing in that city, who possesses a
wonderful memory for music, together
with power of acquiring tunes, which
seems to be indeed miraculous. When
only fifteen months old, she began to ex-
hibit this. extraordinary capacity by
Ginning in with the last words of every
line of the German ditties sung TO her.
She learns an air perfectly, after hear
ing it three or four times; sings va
riety of tunes, and never confuses one
with another Within the last four or
FIVE months she has learned either
wholly or in part, says the Democrat,
about thirty German songs, some drink
ing ditties with Latin burdens, beside
e Yankee Doodle,n 'fDearest Mae,p
.Old Vnginny," and sUncle Ned.7
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Upwards, still upwards, mounted the
cord friendly voices eagerly uttered
words of encouragement and triumph /;
but Pierre could not reply to them
When he reached the brink of the precl-
pice, still clasping fast the nest, his hair,
which an hour before had been as black
as a ravens wing, was become so com
pletely white, that GuilIaume and Je-
han could scarcely recognise him.
What did that signify the eaglets
were of the rarest and most valuable
species. That same afternoon they
were carried to the village and sold
Old Bernard had the medicine, and
every needful comfort beside, and the
doctor in few days pronounced him
convaleScent -s
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n Nest of Bloomers.-A friend up
North closes letter thus: As | was
passing up this side the White Noun
tains, near Conway, came upon a nest
of Bloomers from Boston; some fifteen
orrtwehty young ladies from that city
having hired a. house there for The sea-
son, aud were keeping bachelors hall.'
They wore the Bloomer dress, to enable
them the better to get round here
among the sharp and high places, and
spend their time chiefly in sporting.
/ met one. with a light fowling piece,
another with several woodpeckers or
other birds, a third with a basket Of
berries, a. fouith With a string of trout,
-etc. You would take them at 'tirst 10
be a party of the bhoys, but they are
All fine young ladies from the city of
notions, who prefer the mountains and
streams to brick walls and scorching
payements during the hot season"
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HAVE been appointed A gent for the county
OF Attakapas, for the sale OF the above Paint.
1t can be had of me in any quantities, either dry
or in oil, at Pattersonville, of William p. Allen,
Franklin or of John Devacourt, New Iberia.
C.B G. WHELDEN.
Pattersonville, Sept 10, 1882
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GeJfEcate- Of ths- 4Hq1lageFS a1la .Age1VY- ,V
&. .iLoafsio,aai Dry ;Doek Go5epaag. = M
Having had the Louisiana Dry Dock painted
with the Bridgewater Paint, and its merits
thoroughly tested, we fully concur in opinion
with Capt Th6masson. of the Magnolia. and
Capt. Brown of the Porpoise. We cheerfully
recommend said paint as Il superior article.
HuGHEs, VALLErT 4 Thomas. L. d. d.
E ]. 2. WHITsEY IL Co, Agents. '.a
New Orleans, Feb. 4. 1852.
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cerl.feate Of cag. .. Gai .zRoau,sss0,,

Of nc steamer lI0g1lOlt0.
Having painted the hurricane deck of the
passenger steamer Magnolia" under my COM
mand, with the Bridgewateri PANT, eheerfully
recommend it foq It's irnpervious qualities, and
have no hesitation in pronouncing it superior, IN
ny Judgment TO any mineral paint before the
public, and believe it to be certain protection
against the effects Of sparks and cinders. has
also proved entirely waterproof on my decks
after three months use. ST. C. THoMAsseH.
New Orleans, Dec. 2. 1851
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.iy4livs and Kicktng.-A small land
turtle was recently found. on the farm of
Timothy Bartholomew, Esq of North
fork. CT, bearing the marks, +" July Ia,
1908, T. B. B., 2d.n These marks were
made upon the animal more than forty
four years since, by Timothy B. Bar
ltholemew I'd, the present owner of the
farm, and the turtle yet retains an9ap.
.pearance of yigor and activity that may,
for all we know, enable it TO live and
move vet a hundred years.
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PorTsvrLLE, (Pa.) Sept. %, 1852.
To the Editor of he Union:
Some few weeks since the wings Of this place had
some hope OF carrying the great coal district OF Penn
sylyania for Gen. Scott. but late developments have
shown them that their calculations were ill-foundej.
There better coal business done than this
season. and the OF coal mines well those
who lease them have done better business The
highest wages paid 10 miners and The general pros
pety OF the trade exercises most favorable influence
every other species Of industry The farmers have
good home market for all their produce and all bat the
professional wing politicians satisfied But they find
il difficult to persuade people that they about to be
ruined when the people feel and know that they
comfortable Quacks may be applied TO when the sys.
is Of order, but IN state Of health few will
swallow medicine TO please the doctor.
The iron interest," too, in this State is better satisfied
with the present aspect of things Prices Of British iron
rule high and ronmastes reap the benefit Of British
emigration and Australian gold. A reasonable conlinu
OF these Of the higher price OF labor il
Great Britain woald place our whole mining interest
out OF trouble and put an end forever to the tariff agta
ton in Pennsylvania.
But admitting that portion Of the democrats well
wings OF this section OF the country desire a modf
Gallon OF the arid what the election OF Gen. Scott
do for that interest Let the presidential 20
may. s impossible to change the character OF either
house OF Congress; and with democratic majority in
the House OF Representatives and il the Senate, what
chance Is there for tariff movement proceeding from
the whgs' None whatever. II the friends OF The tard
depend for success an opposition movement they
will and must be disappointed.
The wings, by introducing the tariff into politics have
done injury to miners and manufacturers than they
will have it in their power 10 for and the
more they dabble in il the desperate will be their
chances of doing so 10 some good purpose Pennsyva.
MIA might, in ls46, have obtained all she asks for
through her ronmasiers and manufacturers but for the
political huckstering Of the wings. who endeavored to
keep the question open means OF rayng their party
upon il little dreaming that they would be obliged To
wait so long, and that in the mean time the ingenuity
and business tact OF manufacturers and miners would
adapt themselves 10 the new order of things. They
have been caught in their trap, and cannot find
any one TO pity them. In work. the tariff, which has
been the wing pudding stick in this State, and more es
pecslly in this county has ceased to be element OF
agiiaion miners and manufacturers being quite ms
willing to trust the care OF 1t to the statesmen oil The
democratic party, rho haze the pocsr 10 eg,sats hs
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subject, 10 the wings. who, under the favorable
circumstances il is possible TO place them. have no
power 10 change the revenue law as ID stands.
Bui there is yet another consideration which makes
even the wings OF this country pause in their effort 10
rally the county tariff platform. II Pennsylvania
to be weaned from the democratic faith by mess
OF pordge in the shape OF higher duty iron. and
Pierce and King elected Gas they undoubtedly sood
be) 0ithoe Pennsylvania. where would they in future
be able TO raise the cry for protection Stripped OF the
assistance OF the Pennsylvania iron masters and the
in their employ, the New England manufacturers would
al once become powerless; for Pennsylvania whg
Slate would have power in a democratic Congress
IL the democratic influence OF Pennsy vania which won
for her the glorious appeaion of the Keystone State
Ii Pennsylvania 10 throw away her vote in such
contest as is now going for the constitution and the
Union, without which neither tariff revenue laws
OF any sort can have the least appcaon,) her political
influence would be destroyed forever Such wing vic
tory lar the iron masters concerned, would be
ten times worse than defeat and al bury all then
prospects.
But there isno danger OF such a calamity happening
TO the States and the iron-maseTs in particular The
latter have already learned lesson from the experience
OF the past, and will not again venture rashly poll
tics. There is no money 10 be made out OF them and
business is brisk FURNACE
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ny eRnEv 8 scoTT. Anetlonesr..

GALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At
~ Huct0nOn Wednesday, 2o Instant NJ the
late residence Of H. NJ Cunningham deceased Pennsylvania
avenues between ID and ID Streets 10 O'clock good
niture viz
rosewood piano, Stewart, maker, Baltimore
Mahogany sofas lounges, and bureaus
DO dining, centre, and other tables
= DO chairs, rockers
Mirrors, washsfands, wardrobes, sc
Curtains, cornices, &c.
Girandolcs and mattel
Paror and chamber carpets, oiIcloth, &C.
China, glass; and crockery
Mahogany and other bedstends
Hair and siuck
Feather beds bedding, &c.
Fine large cooking stove
Refrigerator, tin safes, &c.
Fine mahogany counter, with drawers
Large lot OF glass n
With good lot Of kitchen UTENSILS and many other articles
which we deem unnecessary onsmerate.
Tefmss Al OF s2J So, credit Of
tfrest. CRtEN h SCOTT,
Sept I'D Aucuoneers
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Since the advent of the President 70 the accidental
honors he enjoys, nothing has taken place to reform the
national morals On tho contrary, thorough Illustration
alone satisfy the country and reac the government
TO that standard OF purity and economy which the public
interest requires The orator who welcomed the soldiers
OF his country "bloody hands and hospitable graves
is standing al the head OF etreasury, and charged with
sordid and unbecomng transactions. The Gardiner
and passing the gauntlet OF criminal justice, duplicates
public officers extent that oyerops Galphnism
itself.
republic, which poets and historians equally describe,
and which avarce invites TO return among us:
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PorrsvrLLE, (Pa.,) Sept. %, IS;

TnoMAs J, SrMMEs, esq
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COUNTERPART OF MONTE CHRIS
u TO. for sale by j. w. RuudaInh

~ AZ, lof SAFE Oy ID. '" hunuOipn.
The Pictorial Tower of London, Historical Ro.
nance, by w Harrison Arnsworth-S1.
March No. of Cooley, Graham and National Mag
az:nes.
Life and Works of Robert Burns, edited by Ro-
bert Chalmers, vol l-75c.
G esnings and Groupings, from Pastors Port
Forho, by Rev ii. Dansford-Sl.
Armand or the Peer and the Peasant, a PLAY in
five acts, by Mrs Mowatt-l3c.
Homeopathic Domestic Physician containing the
treatment of diseases, with popular explanations of
Anatomy, Physiology Hygiene It'll ydropaths; also,
an abridged Ma:eria Medica, by j. II Pultt, M. d -
50.
Ravens Cliff, by Mrs Marsh, Author of Amelia,
Wiudham, &c.-37c.
Winter in Spitzburgen, a Book for Youth
75c
Snow Image, and other Twice Told Tales by
Nathaniel Hawthorn-75c.
North Carolina Reader, containing History and
Description of North Carolina.
Selections in Prose and Verse
Historical and Chronological Tables and varie.
ty of Miscellaneous Information, and Statistics by
C. w. Wiley-Sl
Winfield Scott, the Hero of many Battles, illus.
tratiors-c0c.
Mary Price, or the Memoir of Servant Maid, by
| G. w NJ. Reynolds-25c.
Jenny Diver, or the Female Highwayman, with
plates-25c.
Count Monte Leone or the Spy in Society, from
| the French of n. De st. Georges, with plates
| Soc This is said to be counterpart of Monte
| Christie. fe 26
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

"THE CHILD AND THE PEBBLE"
Translated From the German.J
/ met an infant by bridge,
With hair OF fisxen hue,
Ceeeks red, and rounded. as a peach,
And eyes Of blue.
She held pebble in her hand,
And then in careless glee
Threw it far out into the stream,
And laughed at me.
The golden fishes diyed away,
As fast the pebble fell,
And spreading circles vexed the waves,
With gentle swell.
"Fair child" thought, "how blest In life,
lfthus thou scatter wide,
The cares and sorrows thou shalt meet,
On every side."
Full many gladsome years had fed,
When fancy me beguiled,
And bent my steps towards the bridge,
Where sat the child.
Alas the arch had felt decay,
The stream river grown,
Coursed madly DER the spot where once
The pebble shone.
And mid the darkness of the night
And mid the furious storm,
With arms tossed up to heaven, there stood
A woman's form.
Then with cry of wild despair;
1t plunged beneath the wave.
And foaming whirlpools gathered DER
The lonely grave.
turned away with fearful eye.
For memory could but own,
The child had flung itself where fell
The sparkling stone. Ev. Post
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.


NJ EW BOOKS.-Meigs Velpeaus Midwifery,
Ma new edition, with sd iitions and illustrations
The Medical Students Wade Mecum, by Wyn.
denhall, a new edition, greatly enlarged and i'm.
proved.
Review of Materia Medica, for the use of Stu.
dents, by Jno. b Riddle.
Rankings Half Yearly, Abstract from JanuarJ to
Dcecemb.r lS5l-1 vol, Svo
No.H. Rankings Half Yearly Abstract for De.
cember 1851.
Maurice Tierney, The Soldier of Fortune, by
Charles Lever.
Ravens Cliff, Novel by Mrs Marsh.
The Life and Works OF Ro. Barns, edited by Ro
Chambers, vols, I2mo. vol. lclo.
Received and for sale by
fe 25 A. MORRIS.
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'INHE FINE ARTS.-TO the Admirers
l. and Lovers of well.cut heads of Hair.


The occupation of the subscriber IL ads him daily
to meet with heads of Hair cut in the best STYLE at
the very seats OF fashion.
The perfection of the polite arts consists in ex-
preston, the magical influence of which is addressed
either to the ear in modulated sound or TO the eye
in form, color, titude, &c. But the original ex-
preston of nature is wild and it only be soened
by those touches of art which mpart grace and dig
nifty to the features. No art is successful in this
as that which the subscriber processes, namely !:
Hair Cutting and Dressing; in other words, the
skilfl arrangement of those luxuriant tresses with
which nature has decorated the seat of human intel
lect. Every painter and sculptor, well as the SUBJ
scriber, is that the expression of the human
countenance is, in great degree, dependent upon
this arrangement OF the Hair, and they always pay
strict regard to it.
The subscriber may always be found at his DRES-
SING.ROOM, in the basement story of the Exchange,
next to the front door, where he viii always be
pleased receive visitors and to give their Heads
either fashionable aclassical expression, as they
may desire. LOMAX b. SMITH
fe 2-3taw3w
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NEW ROCKS, NEW BOOKs.-Th

iosicdi, Meulcdl ana Miscellaneous.
sweet on the diseases of the Chest; treatise or
the diseases of the Chest, being course of lee
tIfSs ~ uelvea'a at the Ne" York Hospital, John
Characters In the Gospel, illustrating phases OF
character character at the present day, by the Rev. D. III
Chapin l vol. limo, so cents -
Confessions of a Convert from Baptism i, Wa
ter to Baptism with Water. From the secand - Eve "
lish editon-37 cents e 'e'oHo Eng
sorcery and Magic. Narratives of sorcerv and
Magc, from the most authentic sources, bp Thos
Dream-L Land by Day Light panorama of Ro
nance, by Caroline Chesebro. - iAo
Ciovernook, or Recollections of our Neipbbor
hood in the West, by Abel Carey.
bridged, 81. NA'
Evidences of Christianity, being course of lee.
lures delivered at the University Of Virginia. Fur
ther supplies, received and for sale by
fe 10 A. MORRIS
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IosEPH KEININGHAM is prepared .e

JOSEPH K; hEININ" IIt.t. IS pe ID pao1 70
binding and Blank Book manufacturing. His pa
pers and binding materials of the best quality
and he aatters himself that his long experience in
his business entities him to speak with some con-
fdence as to the good charater of his work. Mer-
chants. Clerks of Courts, and others can be sup
Piled with books of any pattern aud STYLE at short
notice and on strictly moderate terms. Orders
NAV be left at his store, at the Bndery of Brown
and Keiningham over the Printing Office of Colin
Co, opposite the American Hotel
de Is JOSEPH r. kEINiNGHAM,
226 Broad street.
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MAURICE TIERNAY.-The soldier Of

MI ACRICE TiERNAY.-The soldier OF
A. Fortune, by Charles Lever-50 cents.
. armand. orthe Peer and the Peasant a play in
nVe acts by Anna Cora MoWatt-l3 cents
Layard's hineveh, abridged by him from his
larger Work-wlth numerous wood cuts
women OF Christianity, exemplary for acts of
piety and charity, by Julia Kavanagh-75 cents
History of the Jews in Great Brit in bv the Rev
Moses Margollouth-3 vols S. so.
The Universal Songster or Museum of Mirth:
forming the most complete extensive and valuable
coHecaon OF ancient and modern songs in the
English language, with a copious and classified in.
dex, in 3 vols.-S3
Quintin Matsys, or the Blacksmith of Antwerp.
by the au ,hor Of Robin Hood, Wat Tyler, &c
beautifully illustrated, aud only so cents.
The Illustrated Hand Book a new guide m
travellers throu= a the Uniied States of America
81 So
Democracy in America, by Alexis de Tocque
vile, avocat a la cour Royale de Paris, &c &c
Translated by Henry Reeve Esq Third edition
III two volumes.
Disturnelrs Railroad, Steamboat, and Telegraph
Book, being guide through the United States and
Cana6a-25 cents
Children of the Abbey, Tale-75 cents.
The History of Tom Jones, the Founding, by
Henry Fielding-50 cents. For sale by
fe - GEO. NJ. WEST & BROTHER.
NEW MUsIC.-Just received by HARROLD
~ d. MURRAY, Broad street,
Willie my Brave, song by Foster-25c
Down Below, Ethiopian, song by Hewitt Csc
I've Home in the Valley, song by s. Glover
CSC
The Forest Burial, Poetry by Dyer Csc
Farewell, my Lilly Dear, very pretty0 s. c. F.
CSC
Wait for Wagon (20th supply) Knawff-25c
Dreams of the Heart, by Linley-a5c
Peasant Girls Waltzes, by DAlbert-50c
Virginia Goriitza, doth supply) by Dollinger-
3sc
Students Polka, by Hewitt-25c
Buds and Blossoms, Sacred meiodies) by Grobe
-3ec
Melodies of the People, (new variations on old
tunes) by Charles Grobe-3So
New Music received weekly. fe 26
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LADIES' GAITERS,-Go

with the Dispatch into every family
in the city and State and let the Ladies know
that ifthey want the prettiest and best Caters
they ever saw for a very small sum of money they
must come to No 43 at the sign of the Big Boot,
just below the City Hotel opposite side of Main st
where there Is also large and general assortment
of every thing in the line which win be sold very low
by WILLIAM WALSH
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots, Shoes, Trunks,
Valieses, Carpet Bags. &c. fe
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Nv
Nl FICERS AND GRADUATES OF THE U.
S MILITARY ACADEMY, at West Point, N Y,
from March l6, 1902, to January /, 1850, compiled
by Capt George w Cuilum, Corps of Engineers, U
5 Army, from official records in the War Depart
ment and other reliable sources. Price So Just
published for sale by
fe &c NASH & WOODHOUsE
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EALHOUN'S WORkS.-TWO VOLS
~ DisqusitiOn on Government and Discourse
on the Constitution and Government of the United
States, oy John c. Calhoun, edited by Richard II
Cralle. We are now selling this work for So
GEO. M. WEST g. BROTHER,
lie i2 Exchange Bookstore.
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uANns0ME ERENIH EMRKOI IDE
LIFE INSURANCE.

TNHE subscriber, as the Agent of the New York
l. Mutual Life Insurance Company, would again
invite all who desire to lay up and secure small
und for The widow and orphan, to give him call,
atNo. 203 Main street, square above the Banks.
This Company being the mutual principle, all
profits accrue to the insured. Books explanatory
furnished gratis, with all other information, by
ia % CHAS. WORTHAM Agent.
HEAD QUARTERS FOR FASHION
H ABLE CLOTHING-The subscriber hasnoW
In store complete assortment of Fall and VIM
ter Ready Made Clothing, embracing every
article OF Gentlemens wear. His stock is com
pnted of the very latest and most approved styles,
such as Lam artine Over Sacks, kossuth Goats,
Turn Goats
Body Sacks, Cutaways, Dress and Frock Goats.
VESTS-Plan and fancy Silk, rich embroidered
CaSsmeres, black and fancy, plain and figured
Cassimeres and Merinos.
PANTS-All shades, colors, and qualities.
Merino Shirts, )llars, Cravats, Stocks, fancy
Ties, Gloves, Suspenders, Socks &c.
Also. direct from the manufactory large a.
sortment of Cloths, Cassimeres, Silks, Satns,
party Vestngs, something really rich and racy
and, in fact every article in my line of business
ali of which | am prepared to make to measure
at the shortest notice, and in the latest and most
fashionable styles. E B. SPENCE,
No l20 corner Main and Governor streets.
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SUPERIOR SOAPS.-Genuine old Brown
y Windsor,
White Windsor, Genuine Kesan,
Pure CASTLE, white and mottled old and drv.
Military Soap OF Vroome 81 Fowler's, Rigge Brock
bank Rigge's, J. Daniels & Williams man.
ufacture,
Honey Soap, of Covile's Cleave's, Gosnell's and
Lows manufacture,
Rose, Almond, Camphor and Chlorine
Envy OF Snow, and the celebrated Chinese Skim
Soap, very superior article,
ALSO,
RousseTs or Bazin's Barber's, Omnibus Circassian
and other varieties,
Lows old Brown Windsor, Honey, Musk, Cosmet
les, &c.
Hauel's Nymph, Barber's &c.
Taylor's Floating Lilly, Crystalline, Floating, Palmy.
rene, &C.,
Hensley's Crystalline Soap,
Hulfs Pure Palm,
Railways Medicoted Soap, together with thu cele.
b-ated Panariston Soap for Shaving
ALSO,
Guerlain's Ambrosial Shaving Cream and Cakes.
Williams Yankee, Congress-, and American Bar
ber's Soaps,
Roussels, Hauels, r g. G A, Wright's, Williams.
National, and other celebrated Shaving
Creams, in great variety, for sale in all quan.
titles by ADIE & GRAY,
Apothecares and Druggists
fe7 No. l47 Main st Richmond