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KOSSUTa,S DAGUERREOTYPE. ,,.,
TINE ADvERTiSEMEN in the baltimore Sun
L. of the 18th, and the New York 1Vmes! of The
18th iastanti By Whtehurst, claiming The credit of
having taken the likeness Of this distinguished in
dyidual, 10 not true. ~ nI''1"'1 i'U% ~ S+lEH
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in America Of Governor Kossuth, was taken in his
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Dag6efreotypts' or Madame PItszky and Other
distinguished individoaa are also ON exhibition at
,i, BENEFITS National Gallery,
, Jan 90 "'' Pa. avenue, hear 7th street. ,
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Pride and Prejudice, BY Miss Austen; lvol. New
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. The Laws Of Lie, with special reference to the
Education Of Girls, by E Blackwell, M. b. -.
Scenes and Thoughts in Europe. BY George H
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Alexander Jones. i vol. ,,sI. - =, :. 49,.
Life and Correspondence of Lord Jeffrey, by
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Practical Treatisc on Business, by Edwin r.
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Heart OF Mid Lothian. and Rob Roy, being parts
5 and Of Lipl incott's edition Of the Wavcrly
Novels limo. " '
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b NY .tAe. PsesAsieps Of ths lUaissd SEATED. -
LN.sRHRAUANCEd OF LAM, ~ WILLARD
p FILLMORE, President Sf tps ynitsd states Of
SSsc . sH nsrssy dsiaLs sad %As h99R tia;
sTILLWATKRyi TN the TERRiTORY or MIN
,NESOTAs Commanding on Monday, the first day
p N0vember nexts for the ,disposal Of the public
%rs III ssx!'s named townships
"o'" q ~ bag e ..ss I,;s . ;s:.s q @s ~ ''"
fractional Townships thirty-seven and thirty
eight. on the right bank Of st. Croix river, and
,ownships thirty lnins. rtys forty-one. and forty
- TssA.si: thirty ;anIns, and forty.
An hIsod h sections tbirtssn and twenty -four,
Y ,teynship twenty. and townships thirty-eight,
rAes G aS!yes ana '0ssy7two' Of
HennSpin Island or lot g. sec,ior, t~s three,
IA townshtp tweuty-nins, and an isiaAd In section
isa ssssfs 'yss's
Townships ,hiry-sevsu,;d thirty eight, thirty.
jpdAs,. and brty. Of sange' t~entylsix. I'd ~"
yiHHnshlpso thirty and thirty nine. Of
ISwhsEp thf,ynine, Il range ~ uttisi
Lands by law for the use 81 schools,
cmiiitaryand other purposes, VIII beexcliusd from
The offering If the above. mentioned lands will
eeed IN the order ID whieE they are advertised.
with all convenient despatch, Gntii the 3hole shali
sale shall not be kept open longer than t9oyveeks,
and no private entry or locations for and bounties
heretofore granted by any law Of Congress for
military services rendered to the United States,
fAny of thu AdnkiiS will he admitted until after
b Given ,audsrS IN y'asnS stsse CIV Of Washing.
ton this twsntyAn7h III odhy'of July. Ammo Domini
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uOME AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY, ID &C.
IL ries-Putnam's Semi monthly, Library
AuglG FRANCK TAYLOR,
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A1OTICE.--The general cstiE1aticn long
~ ioyed by the Perfumes issuing from the pre-.
mises Of LU BIN, having led 10 avari",y OF worth
less limitations and counterfeits, Notwithstanding
the signature affixed to each iabsi acooinpany'nE
tho genuine article, M. FELIX PRpr, proprte,or
of the Establishment LU BIN, has the bonur OF 10.
forming hs friends and the public that he has now
substituted for his former labels one Of wholly
different Descriptions and that be has caussd 10 bo
manuiactured Tor his envelopes description %
paper presenting, in form Of watcrmark, the seal
of his house.
In order, therefore, to avoid deception, he re.
spectfuIly begs ,hcm 10 pay special attention to the
label amended to such articles ss bear the name
of his house. and TO- entrust tho execution of their
orders only dealers Of respectabilty, address
them directly to his premises, No b Rue Ste
Opening to. day in cxtraets-AHclitrope, Cora
MUM, Musk, Winter Biossofn, New. muwn Hay
Jockey Club, Mousselipc, Amber, SC, &c SC.
With ailthe other choice articles of the
~, - - 81 .ar'j '' .' ..O pARKERS
Fancy Perfumcry and Comb Store. under the Ma
tionnl Hotel ',',.. Nov s-Ia'~S
ENCYCL0P4EDlA OF ASTRONOMY, CON
L. pietc, with msny c"C'av,ngs'm one large
uuarto volume, ,I.ondop; cainprisng Piane "A
tronouIy by Peter Barlow. VI tue Royal M'f'ta'y
Academy; Nautical rouomy. by Capt M cr. OF
tho Board Of Longitudc Physical AstronoinY' Dy
Sir obn Hsrscheli; the Figurc Of the Earth. Tide.
Waves, &c, SC by Airy, Aatrpnomer Royal.
fr 1alv 10 - w. EsANCK TAYLOR.
TIME NOR MONS, or LATTER DAY SAINTS.
i In the Valley ofthe Grca' SaitL,k"--A hi''"ry
Of their rise and progress peculiar pres
emit condition, sc j.; by Lieutenant }. w. Gunntson,
Typographical Engineers
Just published and for saie by
TAYLOR 4 MARRY,
AuplO Booksellers. near nh st.
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DEQUINlLLO. a Tale, by q. r. n. James. eco.
Il Just received. .,.
Junos rRANCK TAYLOR.
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. III Pre,t mpiiont Ciaimaats and to Lsssees Occu.
nj pants, and Permittes, Of Mineral Lands. ,..
Every Psfson eptitsd r. tie right 81 emption
hslfownship above enumerated Ii Required to
sstabish tho sae TO ths satiSfa otion OF the Regis.
ter and Receiver at Saltwater and make pay rnent
therefor IA soon a. practieabk after se4ing this
notice. and before the day appointed for the public
sale, othefwise such claim will be forfeited. And
every person having che right, nder the act euti.
tiled SEA actto create hn addtiUnal land district
In the Territory Of Wisconsin. and for Dther pur-
poses, approved Sd March, l847 AS Lss,ses oecu-
pants, prmiltses, TO enter to the extent Of their
leases OF permits any of the lands within The
toanships and fractional 10 nships above ehune-
i rated and who are entited under,the act tied
EnAn actto Eedpca the minimum price Of tho min
efal lands ~ the Lake Superior district in Michi.
gam and the Chippewa district. IN Wisconin, y
approve 26h September, 1855, ssto enter TIE land
coxerad BY their, lsassiy b6cupancy, and permits,
rsspeehyelypn A. the minimum price of 81 % per
acre; ~, II covering more thar one full section.
entitled ION he suE!endes S 'aeh lease 81
20 30, ons fal SecohS ~ 4he rate Of
40 per acrebl IL hequitsd vhe came to
tbA satisfacti9n of the Regiscr and Receive at
Stllwater, and make payment Therefor "a soon a.
prdcttcd6k after seeing is notice, and before the
day appointed FOR the Of the public
sale" Of theDlahds embracing the tract claimed
otherwise spch claim will be aforfeited-!o:t"~"
..a,.,,..o,- ,,,,,,;l,,,s, JOHN WILSON ":'
' = July 304lawf3w ." H''''"''''' ','' go $3.50
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MARYLAND STATE ,LoT,PERIES
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IL tendance Of State Lottery Commissioner.
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t@. SNNss III 81 ~ Do"
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-, sni =, ~. -, August ~, 1884,. n.'.aIu,
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A STEP FROM THE NEW WORLD To THR-
"A OLD AND BACK AG AIN, Ivy Henry b. Tap
pan; vols.
Charnbors's Papers for the People: vols. and 6
ArpIetsns, Mechan io.' Ma saxine for July.
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u i- %, .,,,,i 40 ~ 20 halYesI. s..S. $50
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,ITNcLE TOMS CABIN As IT Is! Being Mar.
~ ratiyes, Scenes. and incidents Of The real
Life among the Lawly." ny W.. i. c. Smith, j
Aol. with Illustrations 49,, ...|., ,,..'. ""
Aug II FRANCK TAYLOR.
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9''"' 'Idi ~ "'Eaiior De Bow's Rsview,,
June 10 Merchants Exchange. New, ORR ans.
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~" OF WASHINGTON. ,,sn
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-21
THE TWO GATES.

There are two starry gates, like Morn and Even,
Flung back along the threshold Of plain,
Where Earth looks out upon . watchful Heaven,
And Heaven looks in upon the Earth again.
One lifts its pillars from q sea Of flowers,
And pours along the lands . food Of light;
The other wraps in clouds its iron towers
And half the world around is lost in night
White rsbcd and innocent, In linked hands,
Young Children crowd the first, with dreamy eyes,
And pluck the lilies there with eager hands
The sole surviving booms Of Paradise.
Youth leads them down the path, but soon departs,
And Manhood beckons to its stern estate,
Save when the angels fold them to their hearts,
And bear them swiftly through the iron gate.
Some urge their chariots to the distant goals:
Some wallow in the mire of sensual things;
And some preserve the ~ ~hiteness Of their souls,
Aud walk beneath the shade Of angels wings.
The Monarchs feast in purple robe and crown,
The raggei Begr'r staryes Cor want Of bread
The laur, led Cou,,' ors reap their red rcn,vi
Where widows weep and orphans wall lIeir dead
But all in turn borne the plain,
Ur swift or SLOW. by resistless fate,
With wh,ch they strive from year o. year ip vain
lmpeiied for ever toward the shadOwy gate.
Some in their YOUTH while hope still waves her torch,
And some in age, when locks thin aud white,
Cropping thin way along the cloudy porch,
Until they vanish in the yawning night.
All vanish there, and are replaced again
By myr.ads more, that tr al the path they trod:
And tod looks down upon the host of men.
But lev Of all that host look up again TO God
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-21
The Axe and the Saw.

Early one spring morning, when the
sun had scarcely melted the hoar frost
from the brown face Of the wrinkied earth,
an old axe happened TO ial! 10 with saw.
here vas " cutting air" abroad tha,
Threatened the newly shaven chin ~llh
chaps!
All. my old blade!" said the Axe,
.ho~ goes i, with you came Pur9osely
to see how you do"
IL really ieeI much Obliged 10 you,'
said the Saw, "but am sorry TO say that
my teeth are very bad. My master has
sen, for the doctor, who. '.w'xt you and
me and the post, is no better than ian old
6le." was 10 the work shop last night,
where"
:. Where. I've no doubt, you-sap q
.reat DEAL" faceliousIy interrupted Ibs
Axe
The Saw shove his teeth in sort ol
grin. hetwix, melancholy and m'r:h, aud
resumed:
"Why. may say so with some truth
and consider it no more than duly
owe Mr.. Carpenter, to do - much as can
10 spite of my teeth, for be 10 Iiberal-ir
point Of board"
"And do you never grow rusty 7
asked the Axe.
Not with over.work," replied th'
Saw; land, indeed, have always fount
I'M, constant and s,esjy employment bes
" eserves our polish, which. alter all, D
ouly artificial"
You are quite philosopher"
"Not exactly 80 /; for sometimes d.
grow exceedingly bot, and lose my TEN
per"
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The Tree that never Fades.

Mary" SAID George, ''next summer
| will not have garden. Dur pretty
Tree is dying. and | wont love another
'Iee as long As l tive. | will have a birC
neA, summer, aud that will stay all w,n
ter"
George, don't you remember my
beautiful canary bird, aud ii died in the
n.,ddIe of The summer, and we planted
bright flowers in The ground where we
buried 1t! My bird did not live SO Ions
as the tree"
" Well, don't see as we can love any.
thing. Little brother died before the bird,
and | loved hun b-lrer than any bird, OF
tree. or flower. Oh, wish We could have
someIhrng TO love. tha, wouldn't de-"
"George. let Us 90 into The house. !
don't want to look at our tree any longer.
The day passed. During the school
hours. Ge"rge and Mary had aImos, for.
gotten that the tree was dying; but al
evening as they drew their chairs TO the
table " here their mother was sitting, and
hegan to arrange the seeds they had been
from day 10 day gathering, the remem-
brance Of their tree came upon them.
&" Molher," said Mary. 'you may give
these seeds TO cousin John | never want
another garden"
"Ye>," added George, pushing the
papers in which he had carefully folded
them towards his mother. "you may give
them all away. II could find some
se.ds of a tree that would never fade,
should love to have a garden. | wonder
# there ever was such garden. mother o.
Yes, George, have read Of garden
where the trees never de-"
a real garden. mother =
"Yes, nv sen. IN the middle Of the
garden, I nave been told, there runs pure
river Of water, clear as chrystai, and on
each side Of the river is the tree y Ue-a
Tree that never fades. That garden is
heaven There YOU may live and love
for ever. There will be no dealh-nG
Iading there Let your treasure be the
Tree o! life. and you will have something
to which your young hearts can cling
~l,hout disappointment. Love the Savior
here, and he will prepare you to dwell ia
those green pastures aud beside those sill!
waters"
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The Newspaper.

CAs popular lecturers have frequently Of
late thought it worth their while to say
uncivil things Of the newspapers, We deem
it no more than right to offer the following,
from y sermon by Rev. DIR. Adams, Of
New York, a. an Offset to their ISLANDERS.
Why is anything made public, but the
belief that it will be of interest to others
Why is it announced that Isaac and Re-
ee0s. were -.--i.a certain day Last
week, but on the supposision that it will
give you pleasure to know it' And then
lower down on the sheet, under the head
Of "Deaths," your eye runs along always
with apprehension lest it fall upon some
we'll known name, and reads that the aged
father, the young child, the beloved wife,
the rich, the poor, the admired, the honor
ed, and the beautiful, are gone, is it not
taken for granted that even strangers will
have . sigh for the afflicted, and the world
respond in sympathy to the incursions of
. common foe
Read in this light, the commonest adver-
tisements which crowd our papers, have
kindly order about .hem. Say not with
. cynio sneer, as though you were doubt
full whether there was anything honest in
the world, when . store-keeper advsrti-
ses bis wares, that it is all sheer selfish
ness; for if it is pleasant for one to Al
nouncs fresh supply Of tallow or wool,
hardwares or musiins, is it not just ss
pleasant for one who wishes to know it
When brace Of young partners in tlad'
insert their virgin advertisement, inform
ing the world they shall be happy to Wal
on customers, can you read it wishou
entering into their new career?
"Business advertisements waste paper "
you know not what you say. Those snip
which are to sail for every harbor iu tn
world; those fabrics which have arrives
from every commercial mart on the earth
this iron from Russia, tea from China
wool from Smyrna, fruit from Malaga
coffee from Cuba, cotton from Georgls
sugar from Louisiana-do they not preac
to Us at the corners Of the streets, at til
entering in of the gates, in our docks, an
in our custom houses and exchanges, sci
mons on the mutual dependence Of maj
kind
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~A new cask has bcen tapped for
American auency. Secretary Walkers
success land the correspondent Of the In
telligencer says he is "the lion Of the
d.y") opens England to the thirsting ora
tory Of America. Park Goodwin sailed on
Saturday to "lecturs" in London. So,
between the two nstions-Englaud, most
reluctant Of speech, and America, most
prodigal-there is, Of course, market Of
demand and supply, which will largely
export our eloqueuce for the next five
ye,n.-[Home Journal.