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or There are eight thousand hotels. drink.
ing ssloons, and dram shops in New York, and
the amour. expanded in them is amazing, o..
mos, exceeding belief. Il the daily sales aver.
age len dollaEe each. which is very low esil.
d.ase. the smoun. will be $4,000 day, 81.
200, 900 . month, aad 4s 100000 year. The
New YoEksss esFniniy do ".aks lll.le soms.
hing. e..r..gss geasg6 80 ss *;
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FANNY Fem, = This dashing. slsshlng, car
wing writer in the Oirpe Branch, known abroad
az The sister of Mp, Willis" who is yer,
much In favor Of the 'bloomer costume wears
brsechss. snakes cigars. promsnsdes The streets
10 WslIlngou boots and sanding shiTteollaSD !
,hs Rax Tom. Ncrvlsi Ny.eesseiepes
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The tide of emigration to California sy the
wsy of The IsIhmus, is again on the inersass.-
The steamer Georgia sailed from Nsw York on
Monday With $50 passengers,-s the new
steamer yIrcle Sam, on ,he same day, took 500
passengers. The Prometheus, Cor San Juan. on
Saturday,. also had near SOC passengers. The
mails by ,hs Georgia numbered 4i,5S3 letters,
and The mail matter weighed 9,464 pounds.
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From the Steubenuiile Herald.
WHERE ARE THEY.
BY D. =. CABLE.

BY D. ?. CABLE.
Where are they those friends we cherished
10 our days Of yoUIhfulness
When The heart, e'er hope had persisted,
Was Prizd alone for tFuthfunessi
nask the blast so wild and dreary.
That Ihro' the tall pines branches play,
Echoes back our mournful query:
Whsrs are .hsyi
Where are they those scenes familliari
Sacred scenes Of oineT. years,
That touch the nmost cords CT feeling,
Melting oil our hearts to tearsl
Alas old time has here been busy,
Writing on Ihem oil things earthly
Pass away
Where are they : those happy hours
When our hearts were free from care
Te The land Of deans and shadows
They have flown 10 silence there.
Where are they those hopes elysian,
That our youthful hearts have known !
As the midnights HesIing vision
They have flown
Al sFe gone, aud we are going,
And The day will soon be here
When the tears will be fast hawing
From fond eyes above our bier.
And those scenes whicn now surround o.,
Soon, how soon will fade away,
While strangers will repeat our query:
Where are ,heyi
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or The Vernon. liqnr Law provides that
any nIoxlcaled man may be arrested and com.
miued TO prison uui he is 10 condition to
tell where he go. his liquor-and It he refuses
10 divulge, is locked up ill he resnss; This
Law is TO be voted upon by the people and their
adverse decision is TO operate onlS for ils post
ponemenI one year.
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% A Tssas esnespabdsus wslsus = -
eentlsmen weFe eaguRsd N cunpuruust.m -
Oihsr day, whsn - sstbsi ~ nrhslu9 -.
eps vhleh' by ths Way. \ ,Fvsly lInhlsl -
doSn here u Tezas sn5 esvsrsl esrsuns esap
samsd - brlue -soas' = 'rssek auf luaksS
hight, and amonE sthsss, . nan bslon1lse i
one ofthe ehsfekss h Sosa Sus ssssiiss,1 =
b about the iesfhsss esasnsf % hasfisf--
'lss, remarked The pssss sf he very ehusak
70 Whlsh The man belonged, i believe vhsg bsa-
'hei u, ssrestrainsf tY Rrass. eould Whis
anY nSn sf his iBcbss 10 ths a.ais r." A essa
clerical pfOviss. thasl sse..
eo-"l sssd Yss," wrhss q eaussposSsas
RON S'nses eOgosy, "Ibs solloWiaa was isek
dsni, thisklok Il may possIbly 10 a.. wisA he
tooth brush thar bvloug~d y the bSsi' hbe
POSITIVE fact. 'Ss,ksr.' spparrsdy for .hs
hra Iims 0ul ffem bic naive 'Erotst hesdsa
me. iss' sfsrf dis0eF, ss The Hardy Houss,' =
Lasalle' asking the clerk Ior Q COLL, EsFuei -
ne and said. 'Sfsneer. did ysu Nani a Quill Zee
tooIh.Pick Yea rpplied, it vas zee thas
PofPOss. Well said he, taking IRON HE pueA.
ei what appeared 70 be dried spfig of bsa.
here 10 piece If 'yuFb' that news oa -
PTaiFiz Alter yoa dry il. h esIs % hard ~ baas.
and makes . right smaFI pick. | have use1 L
this two weeks ysg nag base Il ksow Wksss
| Gao geI mSrs.' He svideady thovaks as
'Ssuck-gp' when thssksd hin. aad dselisaA
bis friendly sfrr." ,.-s-3 =.
" Some Of our New ESRIasd rsadsa. -
have no dOubs, ~ilI rseOEairs ones IisuugulsA.
ed s'iOrosy general Of en- eastern S.ass, Ia uhs
subject Of he sHuexed anecdots srst srf
Mr.. B., q dislineuishrd advocate ssA
attorney general Of a far 'dows-eass' SIals, was
SuinR with bis hat over bis eyes, abd his cha
on bis breast, bolsIsrrd up on either side w,k
chairs and liable, and sleeping as comfortably e
'Ihe indomiIabls spirit Of giu' would allow, Ia
The court house ai A.. when The Csvrs' en-.
tered and took his seal 0n the bench. Ohsesv.
ing the situation Of Mr.. B., Which had a04
changed on the entrance Of The Court he
Judge looked al she sheriff who seemed 10 90.
ders'and thar it vas his duIy 70 gst Ihs slssVes
into condition.
Mr.. B.. the cOvn is ia."
won't give the reply. Suffice IL 70 say.
the sheriff had decided Sbjecsi"n 10 gOiag =
III, murky and sulPhurous place 70 which be
was consigned.
"'Mr. B. said the Judge, I'VE have oh-
served With profound TrgreI, your course dur.
iDg the last week and this morning We esd
you in no better eOnddon TO take up your vases
than before. We are disguised 70 bear wi,h yea
no longer. You disgrace yourself aad yess
family, The Court and the pFofessioa, BY ysus
course Of conduct This FepFoof eleiisa Ne
following eOlloquy:
"'Did your-F hsass spsak 70 asF IE
al did, Sir I. -------
"what remark di-did yea mSSsi'
al said, Sir. thar, 10 my OpiniOH, yOa die
grace yourself and family; ihs CougI. and sks
profession, by your course of condacI.'
"'Msy i-i.is please your hOnnr, have bessa
an attorney iu.in-in & his e.cOuu for 6aeeu ysaFA
and permit me to say, your honor, thar Thai i
the first correct opinion ever knew yOuE kes.
or to gvep"
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poftrp
Far de Free Prsss.

Fer shs Free Prsss.
IA. csOsRR;-
49, Ths seeompsnying verses, lhrOvn 10.
esshss " . very worthy and greatly respected
PssmsE Of Jefferson eOuuiy. sIihOugh not In
sssdsd fSi publication, think worthy place
10 your paper. 1.-The poetry is no, Of the high
ssI order, The 'snlimsn, eOmmends The verses
70 the fuvOr Of your readers 10 this age Of enter.
prise. r ,it1 Yours. truly,
eArEollIon, Dec. "a. 'ba. @. F.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31

True charity eonsisls In giving people cork
not money. The Ianer makes PeoPie depend
snt--lhs former independent.
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HeeeIpls for OnrIna Menf.

Several cOrrespOudeLn having desired lhs %.
nor Of the German'Own Telegraph 10 Tcp6blish
his nceips for euring beef and pork. he cen.
plies viIh the reques', and not only inssFs bis
own, Which he thinks cannot Be surpassed. boz
several others, comprising alIogeiher ihe very
best known. Our agricultural friends, especial
ly those, Il there be sny, Who did not hle lhe
paper, should preserve these reeeiPu fOF fuIars
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Ths RaIImen are ComIng.

ass The RaIlmen are Coming.
The Rsilmeu are coming, their aag is in view,
And science is spreading, bid folly sdeu-
The GenoeSe PilOI' ihis country did 6nd
4 bew world Of matter for 3 new world Of mind.
chOrus.-Ths Railmsn are coming, hOl hol
Some men have blue devils and some men have
grey,
And msay fOOl-uOtiOuS they put 10 our wsyi
They acs very frantic, aud look very queer,
When RailrOsd Is talked of, they nsmbls with
fear.-chOruS. The Rsilmsn, &c.
This new mode Of travel you never have seen,
The fruits Of iIS labOts are more than you dream;
Ilu this state Of chaos, ,ha. 6lIs you with fear,
We here now may tell you what Scoa will sp.
pear. y. ~.
The MerchanI is eOming. shfopgh valley and
10 buy up your cattle, your horses and sruiOi
70 buy up your timber, your hay aud your coal,
TGnad 70 The farmer his increase ten fold.
May Reuips and science their beauties unfold,
And lsbOs be found Of more value ,han gold,-
May The hard ks,ed farmer bis station retain,
Add find a home.marke for cattle and grain.
huus for the Anvil, the Plough. and the Loom,
Like the garden Of Eden may the wilderness
bloomi
Der hill.,op and mountain, through valley and
plain.
Rejoice a. abundance 10 berries and grain.
Our wonderful cities that rise on the strand, !.
Exiss as IL were between ocean and land
They live not on air, but the fields aud the
barns, .H-n
which give wealth 10 the ,iller, and value to
farms.
Then here's TO the Poney that never vas beat,
HE diet 10 wood, his nerves iron and heat
lie bounds over space, and reaches the strand
AbundunIly laden with the fruits OF the land.
Arrived at the goal with triumphant snort,
Where the buyer and seller together resort,
They vie with each other to pick and 10 choose,
From the gigantic Durham even down to a
goose.
Old times moving on with wonderful streich;
Be up and be doing, his fOresop to catch;
lie. the lounger and idIer keep clear Of the track.
Or with bic calEcalcher he'll hin them crack.
Divided We fall, but united We stand,
Well belted together with this iron bands
Before part with you offer one cheer,
Success to fair science says your old Pioneer,
Columbus.
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-icE TzsnE - The sxporIs oi lee from Boston
ioV he slessn months Of the present year have
Oesn $3.50. b. ........ ..,.....
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NEW YORK RECIPE.

A correspondent Of the Albany Cultiva.OI
communicates the following recipe, which is re-
garded as very fine:
Seven lbs. coarse salt, lbs. brown sugar,
OF. perash, gallons Of water. Boil all TO.
geIher. and scum the pickle when cold. Put il
beef three weeks. The above is for 100 lbs.
weight,
Ii viii be prece;ved .ha, they all differ from
ours. more or less. bu, we believe our proper
lions are better. while those who may choose 10
Try il. can add half an ounce Of potash fOr -sach
half ounce Of salipeIre. We think that bill.
ing the pickle is decided advantage, which
will be shown in the color and purity Of the
meat.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31

A Wife who. .kn6ws how to make sklFts. may
reader hsvsslfwsy ssyzsrsabls 70 hss husbapd.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31

-BslsAsa Young has Rsuisd his svss.y
kunh SYsA
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(. 3. HAMlLroN's nEc PC.

The hams of Maryland and Virginia have
long enjoyed vide celebrity. A. las, years
exhibition Of the Maryland State Agricuhura!
Society, four premiums were awarded for hams
We are informed BY those who had the oppor.
IuniIy OF examining Ihem, that they we're OF
fret rate quality. The one which took the hrs.
premium vas cured by Mr.. T. 4. Hamilton,
from The following recipsI
To every 100 lbs. OF pork take 9 los. Of g..
A. salt, . OF. sallpeire, . lbs. brown sugar, Il
oz. Of potash. and four gallons Of wafer. Mix
The abovs , and four The brine over the meat af.
Ter il has lain 10 The tub for some two days
Let the hams remain six weeks 10 The brine,
and then dry several days before smoking. ]
have generally had the meat rubbed with fue
salt when il is packed down. The meat should
be perfectly cool before packing,
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THE fELEsnArn REcifE
To gallon OF water,
Take q ID. saIt,
10. sugar,
OF. salIpeITe.

70. sugar,
l OF. sallpeue.
Also il would be better 10 add / OF. Of perl.
ash.
10 this ratio the pickle TO be increased 10 suy
desirable quantity. Let these BE- boiled Iogeih.
er untl all the dirt from the salt and sugar
(Which will not be liHel arises TO the top and
is skinned or Then throw The pickle into a
large tub 70 cool, pour over the beef or pork In
remain the usual tine. say four or Eve weeks.
according TO the size Of the pieces. The meat
must be we'll covered with the pickle, and
should not be pul down for at least two days
alter slaughIering. during which line il should
b. slightly SpriDkled with powdered salipeue.
10 free il fiom The blood, &c. This pickle has
been tried, whhOu. boiling, and proved 10 be s1.
Gallant.
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And May foOl.nOIiOus they put 10 our wayi
Tbsy acs very frantic, aud look very queer,
When RailrOsd Is talked of, they nsmbls with
fear.-chUrus. The Rsilmsn, &c.
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This new mode Of travel you never have seen,
The fruiIiOf hs labOts are more than you dream;
ID this state Of chaos, that aIs you with fear,
We here now may tell you wha, SOOa will sp.
.a1 pear. ~ ..
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31

The Rsilmeu are coming, their hss is iu view,
And ScisOes is spreading, bid folly sdieu-
The Genosse PilOI' lhis country did 6nd,
4 bew world Of matter for : new world Of mind
chOruS.-Ths Railmsn are coming, hOl hol
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-27
ERUPTIvE DISEASES.

T become settled fact, acknowledged r tho
best Physicians city, that in the of Sci ona
letter and many other Diseases BRESrLINoER's FLup
EXTRACT SARsArARILLA AND DASnELos, is decidedly
preparations. speaks for itself
used; although have taken the pains Of
ng published through the papers, or appointing agents
sale of ii, yet we almost weekly receiving
dcrs from Vermont New York, Ohio, Kentucky and other
sates by persons, who by chance have heard
wonderful curative powers. The following is from
gentleman of Vermont few days since, who used it tor
very serious disease:-
DEAR DocToR
The two bottles of mcdicnc got you
whenin Wheeling have nearly cured me; please send me
some by Express.
lti Yours Respectfully. G
1t is prescribed by nearly all the Physicians OF or
city, qlack medicine, for we have made them
quatted with the component parts; and TO IL
have not the opportunity of making it known
TO- that il is entirely all minerals, and is in
the least incompatible with the preparations
dine, Fowler,s solution or other properties - .lz
be had Paxton & Lakes and F. iahrng, anu sol
wholesale and retail by
- BRENTLINGER & ARMSTRONG
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hail. Wheeling Va
July 81 '52. l5 ,.-pf5 ~ 800! 80 a55.it Fti
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Extract frOn !etor Ieeeiyea frOma rhyseian in Ma
GREAT ATTRACTION,
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel,

Cor. West Broadudy and Franklin street, Ne,o York.
L this Establishment can be Repre-
n sentationoia LADY IN CHINA, under the INFLU
ENCE OF OPIUM head, tongue, and hands in motions
only representation the kind in the country The largest
and best collection OF Ancient and Modern Coins the u s.
The figure OF Soldier III the Continental Uniform; blue
bluff, lead buttons, marked u. $. A., Hat,
Becches, Caters, &c, Also, Birds Various Plum.
age, curious Freaks of Nature, Indian Implements
Rich Oil Paintings, fine Ensravirss, with many
and valuable Curiosities Statue OF George Ill
lection cannot be found in any Establishment of the
the United States A double CALI which universally
mtted to be great wonder The Joined together
from the neck down TO the middle They grown
perfectly formed, and bought from the Lyme
4 Live White Rat nom lcrks Penn lidmitdnce GRAT
Is. Games for Exercise ard Amusement, Billiards, Back
Cannon and Domnocs. A Billiard Room with spen
did Tables, is also attached to the house.
Observation-Disclosures and Supper parties can be
accommodated short notice The Lardcr will he
supplied with all the clicacics of the Game, Oys
tcrs Beef Scakr Mutton Chops, Veal Outlets &c. provided
al any hour ... 20
At this Establishment, may be a celebrated bird
MINo that win repeat almost anything after stranger
No accommodation for political meetings of any party
The Subscriber having become Proprietor OF the above
celebrated Establishment, and having made various
TONS is prepared 10 accommodate the Travelling Public and
Transient BoardcIs in style not unsurpassed by the best
Hotels the city OF New York The Bar ROOM which
tans the rarcst private in this country being the
collection OF many Will sustain the reputation
it under The charge OF Mr. Thomas Riley in the quality its
wires, &c, &c Connected with the above is REFEC-
TORY, where meals will be served at all hours OF the
and evening Private for Courts martial Referees,
The public respectfully invited 10 grant him share
their patronage -
Persons wishing pure Wine and Spirits may depend
on having them genuine at this Establishment
n. R-Private families Supplied with Dinners Suppers
superior style for Parties OF number their respec
tive homes and of silver any
OF the City FREE
Entrance 10 The REFECToRY in Frankliasi. a
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PEospEGFUs
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III NEW lBOOKS.F
The, Campaign of Gen. Scott
IAN raNTEK EsTHNC Roo ~

M GORE &ANDERsoN, have justreaay In ,,.,
the 1sJ AsHss s. Lieut. Essslsi
vol, with Map OF the Battle Grounds p,,s.
Adetailed account Of General seott's brilliant
- Lieut.. S. is man OF sterling sense. -Sr w
SD impartial account ofall he saw.kenSali In ~
a spirited and extended sketch Of the last M.x,,.
paigE. The author is attached to the Navy but C'a
aceidcr ly connected with the ArmyPhied cS sssss.
ater having commenced its perusal, tolay il aside
Ono Of the most gallant officers in the Nary.
whole volume, work ofintclleet, is worthy oI n
place inthe department to which it beonssAIoiasa
at Is no small praise to the author to say th,,, w.
never rcads history evidently so fairly written IN
IA volume full CONSTRUCTION and interest. H.
with flowing pen, in vigorous style, enrchng hi, s
tive brilliant with personal eli nm
We have seen no work which has given such ryiv,
pressons Of MEXICAN scenery and ehaIaser rthe EN-,
Has given to the public very attract ve work -,
CS. C.9 Standard. 7>A''er
We find in this hook, he most lifenke deserir...
men and thinss-of Scenery and Society-of maIefoa
battles and victories, that we have ever readNgsa
Rerien. ~ I-.=Ar2 tttl+3'f ! fT'ei'sis
wefolow with interest renewed, as we adyaDe.
trumphs from Vera Cruz to the City Mexico. we u!
res OF maneuvers absolutely unsurpassed In The an,
His original descriptions drawn wit great e,i,
He is lively and spirited narrator. His battle st..
He eriticses the military OPERATION IL
cided partisan spirit, but with evident ability-Ny
| 5un>. --s-al - 81 'I2II'I' . m
The very best book which that war has called tor
| Philadelphia Pres6yteriaE NV -- ,,,y,lH '''s-
In reading some Of the authors descriptions OF ,,,
and storms. can hardly wonder the fascin,,o
enthusiasm productive of the clmost incredible III;
pro,eess repeatedly displayed during the Mexican W.
Princeton Re riep. -ifT--f, -,,I7l a. ~ - ti>
The book is more than iealablc; its statistics ,,a.
and sketches, give the reader clear account ~ y
campaign ba found any where, superior In in,ss
il not in value, to Major Ripley's History-N r
geiist. -teE.s5-sl7- I'D. a. .iiIii,s5lT : In
Pays warm tribute to the many admirable ou,,t.,
that eminent commander, Gen. Seott-Rarpers Msrs,i
uJAoESTs wanted to circulate this WORK IN ali fo
be made for canvassing particular counties or ds.t,
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