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SAeAcIous MAYoR.--Soon aiIer the Rev.
John Wesley begun to preach in the open air a!
Tiver.on, persecution arose. Towardsihe end
of the year 1859, the Mayor being in company
with some gentleman, said it would be better to
drive The MeIhodisIs out Of the town, observing
that there was linle reason for any new religion
ia Tiyeyton, when there were already so many.
'You know said he. 'there IS the oid ano
the new church--rhey are both one pellglon'
then there is The PresbyIerians in PIT street. The
Calvinis,s, in Peter street; and BaP'isIs,ia New
DOR, streets four ways of going to heaven all
readyl Enough in conscience, Iihink and i
they won't go 10 heaven by one or the other OF
these, they shan't go to heaven atallT heredom'
willis, am Mayor at TiveronP 1 1aai gn
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tr The following is about as cool as il is i'm.
pudent. and for il the fellow deserves something
handsome but if he gets it, we much mistake
the general good sense aud taste of the women.
The last sentence should consign him 10 ever
lasting bachelorship; and it will
"a WIFE wANTED.-One James Hayes ad.
ver,ises in the Richmond Palladium for wife.
He desires lady worth few thousand, Of good
common sense, with taste for The fine arts,
lover Of science, about the medium size, with an
open cheerful counlenance, affeclionale DISPOSE
.ion, and capable Of taking care of a large fam
iIy |"
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NsvER GIVE UP.-Who are our rich men?- -
our distinguished mcul-our most useful menl
Those who have been cast down but not des.
nOyed-who, when the breeze of adversely
swept away their props, sought new Standards
pushed on-looked up and became what you
behold them now. glorious sentence and
worthy TO be inspired-nover give upl Men
are not made-Ihey make themselves. A stea.
dy perseverance-a determination neverto sink,
though nislones were hanging about their
neck-is The true doctrine. Ii is this that has
made the wilderness to blossom, that has given
wings TO the ocean, filled valleys, leveIed
mountains, and built up great cities Of the world.
Who then is fool and yields simpering be.
fore The blasI' Who is sucking, and COW.
ers before a cloudl Is tyou young man, stout
and henlIhy as you arel Shame, shame on
you. You are big enough TO possess an iron
bearI, and to break down mountains at blow.
Up, and let this be a day of your redemption.
Resolve TO be fool no Ionger-cven il you are
obliged to stand with red hot iron upon your
brow never give up.
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lDuetrp.


BY MSS PHEBE CAREY.
Yes. my lips tonight have spoken
d Words said they should not speak
q Aud | would could recall them
Would | had not been so weak.
oh, lha. one ungarded moment .
Were il mine TO live again.
All the strength Of us temptation
Would appeal to me in vain.
True, my lips have only uttered
What is ever in my heart
II am happy when beside him,
WreIched when we are aParti ,.
Though | listen to his praises ''..
Always longer than ! should,
Yet my heart can never hear them
Half as often as il would
And I would not, could not, pain him,
Would not for the world offend,
| would have him know | like him
As brother and a friend
But | meant TO keep one secret
In my bosom always hid, ...
For ! never meant 10 tell him
That loved him--bui did.
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YANKEEpoM vGAINsr THE. WoRLD.--Some OF
the Authorities Of justice in one Of the villages
Of Maine, were engaged recently IN searching
suspected house for liquor and were about 10
give IN the chase, when one Of them thought
be would take peep at the baby before ne re-
tired, which the lady seemed very attentive in
rocking. He remarked while in the act Of pull
ling off the clothes, I" God bless you. you dear
liuIe creature, how much youlook like your "a
,her.'' when to his astonished Visionwas reveal.
ed ksg Of rum with night-caP lied on it, to
resemble baby al lll q ~ ..--- .
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EUROPEAN ENIsRATIoN.-Emigraton to this
country from Europe never was brisker than at
present. On the first Of The present month e.
SIG passengers arrived by different vessels at N.
Yoik, some OF which accomplished the quick.
est passage on record. The arrivals from Eu.
rope during the month Of March were 26,922,
whilst those Cor the present month promise TO
be much greater, no-less than tweniy.ons firs'
class packet ships having arrived esNew York
during The last four days a-ts-.,sas sIt.sss
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An AWFUL Madrid, FEBRUARY 18Th.
A letter from, Logrono mentions a mut'
der committed by one priest upon anolher. 10
the veslry Of Brieves ChuIch. A quarrel had
taken place between them as TO who should say
the frs. mass. After furious personal coniilc'.
in which they struck one anosher with The sacred
vases, one OF .hem Who is noted for his leto'
city, bes, oulJhs others brains with cruc!.h1.
The authorities have ordered 40 ipyesllgaI.lon'
which will bring TO light facts showing INTO now
low state of immorali1y ,he Spanish PFles''
hood is fallen. % ,t3o6i
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How TO CULTIVATE BEANS Beans, for ear.
ly table use, should be planted as soon as there
is security from frost. Nuke large hills-say
TWO feet over and one foot deep, and fill in with
good manure TO within three inches Of the top
stamping in the manure as compacIy as pos
sibe, and cover the whole with loan. Around
the edge ofthe hill, insert your beans, by ma.
king holes with your finger, and cover them
carefully. The beans should be within four
inches of each other, and occupy the circumfer.
ence of the circle formed By the edge Of the mill.
Immediately in contact with each bean insert a
stick, say abou. the thickness Of The thumb, and
some six fee. long. Crowd it firmly into the
soil, and bring the bushy tops Of all The sticks
together at point exactly over The centre Of
The hill. and secure them closely with stout
string II you prefer it, The hills may be made
larger, indeed Of any dimensions from Two to
six feet, il you can afford manure and ROOM
When large hills are made, they have very
pleasing effect, and appear like cones of YER.
dure rising from the soil.
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KossurH's RESIDENCE IN ENGLAND.-We
find The following paragraph in London paper,
in reference to the contemplated residence oil
Kossulh in that city:
/. was his intention, with about forty OF his
counuymen, TO reside temporarily in Belgium
and there quietly TO watch the progress Of events
in Europe. The sole reason why kossu1h
would have preferred Belgium TO Epgland was
The greater economy practicable in the lormer
country. The altered state OF affairs IN France
has, however, satisfied him that 'be Belgian
government would not sanction his residence 10
Belgium a, present. aud, therefore, he has fixed
on England as The place of his residence for
season. His course of procedure, we learn
from one OF his most intimate friends, will be
10 assume passiue altitude for the present, 10
The assured belief .ha. events are rapidly hurry,
ing on to grea. crisis both in Germany and
Italy.
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Murder.

.rsy.,.o., diiw LOUISVILLE, April 2.
w. W. Miller produce dealer was killed by
his partner Philips, at noon to-day. The cause
vas q, officially 10 business affairs. Philips is
bound over for trial, .ge s. ~ eady ,es 70
The eo..onlmarke, is dull and declining. q
Lind's Jewelry Establishment was robbed on
Tuesday night of ~, 900 worth Of iewelry 5end
wa,ches, .a.rgtsa sat eid r. ao 5se9 B
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THE BREwSTER BRANCH OF TUE MOEMOEs.-
The Illinois Journal gives the particulars of
the condition Of the Brewster Branch Of the
Mormon Church. Il appears that over fifteen
years ago a family, BY the name Of Brewster
came to Springfield, III. They were MOrmOus,
and had a weakly boy OF unusual IaIenH Al
twelve he WTole very we'll, and remembered all
he read. At this time the Mormons prOiessed
TO speak in unknown tongues, and TO have reve.
laIions from Heaven. The boy gave scope 10
bis day-dreams, and conceived theI he was in.
spred 10 write Out The lost Book OF Esdras.
hundred or more pages were prepared. They
foTetold The establishment Of Church on a dif.
ferenI basis from that OF the Mormons, It's emi.
grafton 10 The mouth Of the Colorado, iIs es,ab.
lishment and hourishng condition there, and
gave rules for lis government. The divine
character Of these revelations by young Brews-
ter were believed 10 by a considerable body OF
people scattered over Illinois, Iowa, and Ohio.
he Journal STATES that the arrangements for
some lime in progress for The emigration Of the
Church were so far completed 10 July, year
ago, that some forty families met al Independ.
ence, Missouri, and took up their line Of march
for the Colorado, near its mouth. Before their
arrival at Santa Fe the company divided, and
The whole OF the arges. division, under ihe d.
recIion Of Mr.. Goodale, perished by starvation
and The hands Of me savages on The Gila.-
brewster and his party stopped on The Rio
Grande, some distance below Santa Fe, and en-
deavored 10 make a settlement there, having
discovered that he could do so under a new ex.
planalion Of the prophecy Of The Book Of Es.
dras. The Journal has Ietter from Socono,
the stopping place of Brewster and mis- party,
daled Jan. 26, 1859, stating that sickness, star.
valion and the savages, have about used up the
balance of these misguided people. The few
left would return TO The States if they had the
means 10 pet back.
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OF Bishop Heddipg, ,he venerable senior
Bishop Of the Methodist E. Church, died in
PoughkeepsIe, New York, on Friday last. He
was holy ani eminenIly useful man, an a6less
Minister Of The New Testament, aad a faborl.
Gus and distinguished Bishop of the Church Of
which God had made him eFerseer. .1 .-o
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BURIED ALIvE.-Pliny mentions the case OF
a young man of high rank, who, having ex-
pired some time, as it was thought, was placed
upon The funeral pile. The heat OF the flames
revived him, but he pershed before his friends
could rescue hlm. The great aDatomist, Vesa'
lius, had The unspeakable misfortune 10 com.
mence lhe dissection Of living body apparent.
ly dead. Less unhappy was the fate OF the
Able Provost, who fell apoPectic. but recovered
his consciousness too late under the sea- lPel.
Preparations were made to embalm the body OF
Cardinal Somaglia. The operator had scarce.
ly penetrated into The chest when The heart was
seen 10 beat. Returning partially TO his senses,
he had sufficient strength TO push away the
knife but The lung was MORALLY wounded. In
one Of our journals is recorded The strangely
Interesting case Of the Rev. Mr.. TenuenI, Of
New Jersey, who laid three days in his shroud.
and was saved from iuIermen. almost by mir
acle. We find a collection by Brother of no
less Than ffty.Iwo cases of persons buried alive
four dissecIed Prema'urely iliy-Ihree who re-
covered afier being confined and sevenIy-'wO
falsely considered dead.-BOstOH Post.
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We understand, says Liverpool paper, that
a house in Ladbrooke Square, Kensington, Lon.
don, has been ,akenby NJ. Kossu.h, whose fam.
lly isexpected to take Possessonson she hrstOfls,
May. haa ar p ss boo aH..s as go nsAi l,a
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FEMALE PuRlrY.-All the influence which
women enioy-lheir right to the exercise OF
that maternal care which forms the first and
most indelibIe species Of educa'ion-the whole
some restraint which they possess over the pas
sions of mankind-.her power Of protecting US
when old-depends so entirely upon their per-
sonal. purify, and the charm which il CASTS
around them, that to insinua.e doubt of its re
al value is wilfuly to remove the broadest cor.
ner stone on which civil society rests, with all
lis benefits and all its comforts. sa aaH
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), Eleven ladies have been admitted as Free
Masons, by Lodge No. 342, Tonenville, Staten
.Islaud.FoaThe historian Of the event says "they
EXPRESSED lhemselyes highly pleased." .isaa
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LOOKING GLASSES FOR BIRDs.-A correspond
ent Of the Gardeners Chronicle says:
"The following plan is perfectly eficacions
for soaring birds from fruit and other produce.
One of my servants having by chance broken
looking glass, il occurred TO me that The broken
pieces, suspended by string, so as TO turn free.
ly in every direction, would give The appear.
ance of something moving about, which would
alarm the birds. accordingly ried The plan,
and found that no bird, not even the most fool.
hardy Of them, dare come near. They had
attacked my peas; on suspendng few bits OF
The looking glass amongst them, The marauders
left The place. The tom'iIs anacked my seckle
pears, to which they seem very partial. A Bit
of looking glass suspended in front of the tree
put a stop to tho mischief. My grapes were
then much damaged, before they were ripe, by
thrushss and starings; piece Of looking glass
drove these away, and not grape was touched
afterwards. had before tried many plans,
bu. never found any SO effecsuaI as the above"
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OLA gentleman having been called on TO sub.
scribe to a conrse OF lectures, declined; saidhe
"my wife gives me LECTURE every night iOFnO'A
ing. 81; .i,g., q ,,sAs Hfe .lalaia gs(H, Z
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& .'I'm casing accounts as the merchant SAID
whan he threw The ledger at his refractory 9
,io,LI IyIrYr ~ 90 ,s1sd gOis. lagefa9f hsn9
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WHOLE NUMBER 1912.

from his said Office, BY such court; and th,
eoua shall lhereupoA erridy ihe fact OF such
removal 10 The governor, and the parry 50 re
moved shall be hereafter ineligible 10 a reap
Poin'meri 10 Ihe Office Of notary public IN this
State.
Sec. 9. That the oct enIiIled an act for ap.
pointing nO'sries public, passed February sew.
enIb, one thousand eight hundred and sixIeen.
and all acts amendaIOTy Of said ne;, aud oil
paris Of all acts conflicting with lhi saci, be and
the same are hereby repealed.
JAMES C. JOHNSON.
Speaker Of Ihe House Of Representatives.
W. MEDlLL,
President Of the Senate.
March IS, 1859.
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do hereby certify that have read and com.
pared The proof Of The foregoing acIs, and thai
they are correctly printed from The copy ceni6.
ed and fOrwsrded by the Secretary Of SAFE.
F. s. McKEAN,
Aud. Carroll Co.
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which transcript, together with the orieinsl "a.
Pers aud pleadings flied in the cause, he shall
deliver into the Office Of the clerk Of the dis.
Iriet court, on or before the first day Of the term
Iheieoli next alIer perfecIing The appeal 10 the
manner aforesaid; Provided, that either parIy
may require foil record 10 be made OF such
cause, in the eoun, below and the same, when
so required, shall be made az his own proper
costs and charges.
Sec. 10. That the clerk Of The distric, coun
shall, prior TO the filing with him Of the iran.
s:rlPis, as hereinbefore provided, on the appl
cahon OF either party 70 On appeal, issue subpe
mas Tor WITNESSES, TeiUTDable 10 the FIRST day Of
The next term OF said court, on satisfactory
proof being made before him that such appea!
has been Iaken.
Sec. II. That when any cause is removed
0Y appeal into The disIri:t court. the appeal
shall be trie5 on the pleadngs made up 10 the
court below, unless for good cause shown, the
said court should permit either or both parties
10 alter their Pleadings; 10 which case, such
court shall lay the parties under such equla.
Bile rules aEd restrictions as they may conceive
necessary, 10 prevent delay.
Sec. l2. That 10 all cases where a nonsuil
may be directed by The court, By reason Of ir.
relevancy OF testimony, or by reason that the
testimony adduced does not SUPPORT the case
set forth in the declaration; and, also, wheney.
eT The testimony shall be arrested from the u.
ry. by reason Of which The plsinufr becomes
nonSuiI, the plaintiff shall have the same right
TO appeal as in other cases.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
W. MEDILL,
President Of the Senate.
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

TIE r,sl,-f rh AtHtai s,ssion wall begi
n TLursdrs. C,IUb, Is "a, 1859, aud eLU ga ,ie
! sI Of NaIch. 1858.
PIinciphs nLo Practice o. Surg ~ ami Clini-
eal >u1geIs, NATHAN r. SMITH. VI ID.
CIeHisJry aud Pharmacy, lillian Z. \.
AKIN. NJ. d.
PTinciples and Pncnce ct Medicine and ClA-
cal Medicnr, SAMUEL. CHENf. ". ID.
Anatomy aud Physiology, JOSEPH EoBf.
n. ID.
Obyteu;clSs. RICHARD u. THOMAS, VI. D,
MaIrIia Nietica. EhUaFfHfics nSd Pathology.
GEUKGE W. MIL1ENBERGER, NJ. II.
Practical AnaIouHy, BERWICK b. SMITH.
u. ID.
Fees for the fuil Course, $50: iDemensuaror's
Feec. ~ Mauiculauon. - GraduaticH, e"
For purposes "i Clinical Instruction the Fac
ulry have at ihclT cam unud ;hr ''Ealiiinure Ia
Urinary. an the saIrc s;rtVI wi'h u,C lHNcrsiiy,
and managed and attended eIuiIcIy by Toe Fac
uiry. This Institution is devoted 10 tie reccp
ton and treatment of those .nrjns ol disease
which iutui tie most useful aud profitable SUBJ
iccrs iur Cliucal observation. AU addition Is 10
re Inud, duiiug the present. summer. which Viii
mat rally in'tea.e lis arc"inmrdaiiois : atd I'd
ytu.ugCs. II is open to all MItriCulues OF the
Chuul ihrcugEout the year without tee.
Anatomical Material is ubnudunt and cheap.
ESpeuscs OF living, in Baltimore, as low as in any
Atlantic CITY.
WILLIAM A. AKIN, NJ. D., Desn.
E1l'ifao5r, Nav 18th. is51. aug % St
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Revolution isa Naarbtc.

FENIlE nhsctiher, having made ample arrnnge.
4 mcnts Tor il large supply OF MARBLE, Keeps
constantly Oh kand Mnnlles, Tnombs, Monu-
,ncnts. Head and Foot Stnnes, etc. He is con-
stanrly receiving large lois OF ltnlian, Egyptian
and = mcrican Marbles, which he is marking up
in astyle not turpassed in the United SlnIes. and
will sell 1T II very small adva alce on csst, either
wholesale or rGlniI, aud soIicits all persons in
Ynnling, to give him a call.
lie viii also uruish Il beautiful White Marble
.or Caps Ead Sills. steps, Fronts Pieces ior
Doors aud Vaults, Tile foI AoorIng etc. vuTy low
tic hns also on hnnd considerable quHntity oi
Free Stone Gnnumrnts, Tuombs and Head Stones
Al sizCs OF GIind Stones, both Ter wet and dry
grinding. warranted.
nYN. B.-tettering done in the latest and
nil 81 beautiful st, les, in almost any language re
Gu red. MICHEL J. RtHAN.
Marble Mason and Vault Builder,
nov. SLY No. 66, Lower end sI Market ct.
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NilE Subscriber .lr, itauk ul for pust ilvois
A would rsPeetlnliy iinTRiL Lis oid enr'omsI
aud the public senrIaily Ih1t bee h5 unw un
aud q most s7lenii'i Assortment ui go rs ard
'itol.S. SuLE -u-i UfrEs LEATHER ,ai
ekius. hor'cru i.iuug and iliudiug, skins. Nail.
THREAD, anal Hluust every ar i'lt IL lis iuc
Also ihdirs' .tIi iie4t.r uarf,'s -gni Oy"I shn,s
NcH's Bntau Over Shots. H,i - -yitHrr'nr 81, c
"nd viii hc snl' ng vrry ,t,,faGc pIun'- f,E ga-h
hides. or almost any siRd at IueT,iaEI.t.c riw
duce. SAM EL SiEE WUN
n. B-PcTa,ius knuU.r- it'.nisi .,f- iJt. "... 81
ri'LeT by Nuic os 3.uk i... cum. al ct Iona a.a.
ug, viii please call nGd -f J. up. a. s,a.. 1T
icmrnIs make hong iri,..d.. ADD ia sam. O., e.
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DIGESTIVE, FLUID,
Or, GASTRIC .JGaG;g;.

DpEPARED fiom RE.NTET. or the Ft.-f
Stomach oC he OK, after nncctious Of 34&o
lllRlG, Il CItiti Ihl >IoluL .Cai Chemist ,Y ] :
HouumroN. H. d.. FhiladrIphia. Pa.
I his is uuly wnndtr!Wl remedy tor indigestion
Dysprpsia, iaundire, Liver Cnmplaii.t. Cun.ti
rnIion, and Debility. Curing after hn,mc's
swn method, by kalu'e's own agent, tic GA,
tic iui,r.
- ila)fa Il aepocnfnlnr Fyr,H inl cd il wate
will digest or dissolve Five Psnuas Of EOa
Beef il nbout two houls cvt # He Homact!
fEPSlN is the chief clcmcRt or Great Iigrri
ing Principle IT The Gastrjc Ju ce--thc ruiy,I.
ol the Food, the fufiiy ing. 'rrse lug and Slim,
la ting Agent Of the Stomach and lnt"s ines. 1t
-xtrnctcd tUm the Digcsrilr ~loni h e the tx
puo torning an Artificial Digestive Fluid rn
c, sly ike thi NHmfaI tinstic Juice in It's hen
icr yowrrs, and furnishing complete and ,ci.
fec substiIuc or it. By lhr aid ul ths prrp',ljr
lion die pains AMI rvit of Inbi.cst;on nid D,s
rtpsia are rrmovcd, jas. ns they would be by
hsaI hy Stomach. it is doing wonders Tor Ii\s
peptIca. curing cases 0i Debility. EmaGiatiuu.
ynNeos Decline, and Nysprptic Consumption
upposed To he on the vorgc ut tie grave. IN
Scientific E\idenre upon which il is based, is IL
the highest dc rec Curious aud itrIuaikHhio.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.
Bacon LIrGlG. III his celrhrnttd w:
Chcnnstry. rnys. An Artificial y :ss: Fnt
anal cous to the Gastric Jnicc, u. = ka rallir
FrrP"i' nun Wv II" ''Ot - via o'-S
"ch q '"c - I" ""t1n '''l""' ''s , ''''
as 'H'HI "t'" 'AHs' va "o 'o'."'" |'' =" a."' az
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