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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MRS. wHITMAN's POEMS.


HOURS or LIFE. AND OTHER POEMS ny sAE,n helen
NnlTH.s. limo. PIP ~ Providence george H. ""lno
The principal poem in this volume Ia reinarkabe ior
the life like reality with which il weaves the reeoec
tions of profound and intense experience into the
natural materials of song Here are all the usual ele
nents Of poery-a passionate love of nature-an I'M
agination equally suggestive and plastic tempera-
nent1eenly alive 10 all beautiful inspirations and in
nuenee,-a taste ripened and enriched by exquisite
culture-and facility and charm OF expression, unit
ing spontaneous grace and freshness with CLASSICAL
finish But il is not these qualities that form the pc
culihr distinction Of the volume before US kleh as II
il In eharacteristcs that would establish an enviabe
roetlcal fame for any writer the VEN Oh though1 sha
sentiment which il opens in lie leading piece gives IL
a stamp of individuality as revelation oil the inner
life which well nigh ecpses the subordinate iehcites
Of the volume Tie prevailing impression whieh II
produces is one almost of religious soemnty us deep
enrne,tness would be painful 10 many readers were II
NOT redeemed By nnumcrsble sweetnesses but us hsh
nusterity Of thought is gracously blended Wn inc
uurest touche. OF true wornany feeling that our adi
ration for n. intellectual yigOr s shaded Oh INTO syn
,,tby with the rarely gifted nature Of which 1t Is such
sn earnest oipfer,ion
The sub,ect Of poetry with Mr.. Whitman Is the
,yste,ions awful problem which, in every age has
yi,en The human intellect iti most potent stimulus
which has sho prompted iAe speoulaons OF I'''loso-
,h, A.. yearnines ol religion. ard tho ''alonS Oh
poety-vbich has 30" tortured Win uh'p'"A"'''
l.,ons and nov blessed WIN eelsalih harmonc' the
met spirits u,at have h. gu known to hn"'an'ly IN
spi,ine lie genius ~ ryihagofas. Socrates hf"no
egiaeIa rNedenbme. aud shelly with id"i' "' '"'
iaEiii. sI tfnsw tanned iiatult whlI' " II"
plunged Ices n.iie efie, 81 i,siio.is Into Hopeless
.Dd sui.a ,lepiV ism tio qasst"n "i 'h' ''''"l
~ nun t'H. - wsasn's ias,'"ais, 40 ven 90 "
iLe spiDi - fysi.y, M i9ohs 81 u'' r'"''o'
cLsay 10 30 ge,ssas .esilsss van ho' y 10 ""' g.
D4p.l D.4iy., u psss ids.i h"'a'Hh ~ ''''''''"
ito .apseFAdeDtsi psotiem snees.'oh ~ "'"'' f"''
nDA Ia u. ia.slae - VI pi's1s .~ '.'''s "''' e'''
mn fet ~, ibe a4ie VI ae.e lsirli~.'"-' --','"-
oa sses SIC esrq,e iie giqdie sssss.'sa " w. '"'
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ARRESTS

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,,...--, ,ra Ne, Nc, NSoeins dsecs fN'rn hch
$50 ~ ~ 'cs'
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49,. s,..-.s. -sNef s'r'rNenN>rs, vih 30 hosios NJ
= n. e,- VS. ssfscSco hN scvcnN eNcn on hc's'
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=, ,.rs ~, 20 Nsvsus vhcr To- lssNe' ssacd
.~,-.v . ph,lsdolrele 'cn dcsS 81 ne sweets 81
-. :. -, ~ ir~ suprSc6 from cul'rloo'co q che
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-, 1890 - vrs hs,..s SO N''snr. r'r oN'
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= $500 - Nas ~--A N..yhc
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-, Nv.'snsT fere'' iaF r''fo 90 Nv No'N
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MAINE LAW TRIUMPH ~ DUTCHES6

toHssfoaaencs Of The y. Y. Tfibsas.
PouoHKIEFng Sai1rday NV H. Is,s
1t viii doubles do your soul god % cam u.si 'h
Dsiret has ekcted Maine Law Assen3iym All d,ns
Fin tIhe Of the oombaed Rum P0eer. IAe Dem,1'~i'
WHO love run better than ibey 10 psfy, won't oY@ u De
chgs thus abandoning iheT candidate AID goDE ~ 10
whiT that they might pui down tbs "T,mpfsnes fs'e
s Thus Herod and Plate were mad. fflends ~ ers y
trh But 10 no use CEoHeG " tgaLise. o. DO
eslsndent Maine Law eahdis,s is efeied ~ 8,fe peh
"@afed magnify To ssy thai w. are p'Dt'E1"'1
P'sd At this result is only De4eraDy slpfsseDx ohei
s'kel For this fosult We ven nah in1si,D1 ~ b.
S.hi 'Assos. the TempsTaDes eigyneal seye'sl N psf
sh'1gt pastors 0so have WoIkod w. epq nga'Sr NJ
OUT hvyesf, rsng above tie tfaHas.s n yl1'ai peoy
nave acquitted themselves Ike men.
We have representative Win oaaah le bpasii hfDef
MOI heightened YouE CITY lgsof desas sam lle a,sey
s0oagh to buy bim, and lie internal fez ma @esa@ tg5h
=" oev's enough - seue bin Hun eai fsissalsie Wi
ma 10 quarters with Lie. We espea " lsye d. nane
"a" cary heat winter and Ne eFyea " aes . satS.<d
's's VIII Sterling 70 sgslats ssd Bs' w y, sapDgSs'.
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FLAGG's yEsIoE-This book has already he'd sec
ond edition The Washington Union says oft:
ITO say that the author has satisfactorily accomplished
the task no voluntarily assumed is by means rendering
to Linn the full measure OF praise he deserves Win the
ayowed intention only Of supplying desideratum in the
CURE ut literature Of the late revolution in Italy in which
no detailed record Of the heroic struggle Of the City u
the Sea had appeared not to the dignity Of h
future hstoranhe has put forth work which, for clear
nss Of dcion and style for order and method
in iis arrangement for the pepcuy of its military de-
ts and for its display Of intimate knowledge Of the
historical and political events to be recorded i hardly
ealed by any similar work Of the present day Although
not .laboratey written the productions Of Prescott
this htOry in the romantic interest which attaches 10 the
City the Terrible Ten and in IFS details Of heroic vaor
and enduring oItitude in the midst Of famine and bonn
basdmtnt Of pesence and blockade will fayorably com
paIo with that distinguished historians Conquest Of
Mexico"
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rg-SVHER FlECTlON REfv ans
So ttuSs SsfG-4sy Nov TO


ta,NNh Sersso-ai D,4srss y, HfchNo,A hss 81 70
....,ses NJ, i,-i, ~ ps,-ec % on ~l refn-os f,o
. -. :, Nsissnf e.. t'-, lir "a shcr6 v-hcA srVp't
l. Ds<f-,c o. Gs-ccS Fad iroasse, 50 Foore sh'
o.. -.rssinins 'cv-us nFc7 lee msori' 'oy Rem =
o., -,rasrine D., elcs'soF prchsee
!. a. MIS- Disf~ci Roher Lansing Ns.ens' Naoo'
-. p-cNssS ele''rd
- Ga rs-rs 80 oenorrt'r 'ns'o-is 'o1 ne $50
-. az CO. Sum 81 Judge 49, os "a. rs * he II
..r,A, ssSo c~er D. V'mre~srT enncds'o
n, W., neu r eler'ed ~ n, Esserr Ns'T,s q ~
-, ", lpsalnrton o. Ni~--i,e s0'~ney
:. u.a,.,, so,.se-r District NJ Whts Nsnonsl Nam
-, .,.cs rv, " SmiA T-e5 Dan In tho No-shasa
49,. A, Whitman r e'egee ovos Nj Sscna Free
I.r. YIN, iht olos1 -un
~, u'bs and 1sI surrni't rases 50 ~ Hth'na N
-, IN ,ussail Tis-s n BncoI is GENERALLY o'neaea
=, h,v, la essisd 70 ass Nu -ePo-s a-s 7ssAf IS
u liz tggrs
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Capt Francis wells of this city while at dinner on
Thursday at eating saloon In Boston. suddenly
scized With liz OF apoploxy aud though oil restorative
means used, il was without avaI. lie died in the
Of three hours Capt Wells boEn in Truro.
Maze sept l. l192, and Of his age 81 years
his lie has been eventiul He commenced going
90 cabin boy tho age of feon years ani rose
through all the grades OF merchant ship until no became
master. aud made many voyages 10 Earolo and ne west
Indies Twice dnnng the last with England no was
taken prisoner and al time tor several moalns con
lined in parnoor Prison. For the Lass twelve year. OF
his following the sci he vac In the employ Of tbs late m
OF Bigelow Baggs commander u packet that ran
betvssa Boston and Albsay In 1854. Capt Wells, hav-
iss laade ap his and SaA the sea removed has family
70 this clly aad eners On msreanho parsat In which
10 was saesssa at The hnae VI biz doeease
lUaatfiiss ,Nss) cArealeie.
StANssps- rA cAisego irs5ass Of tho lth. stsses
n fses,ea tsess ~ biz despatch on Qalacy Informing
hsn Asi tbhsees pesfoe- ren wofntn and children had
zen Marion eVs1sy Nisseot hy the underground rarOAd
hog parts unkaa~a
SAs Mayor ef washmglea City, y, C.. has appointed
M "a ~ DAY vi tAankssNh,g
atsIe are Dow surviving about bartsea haeifed revc
ssosay pensioners, All VI whea arc regularly drawing
hs5 lSA~NVss isa be gssssS " 'As talisa s'a'ss,
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Fol Riev has no. been heard from BOT tint Yots WI
change the aggregate but slightly Al f'ta"'i'Si"' ~
election held. -,
Wehave been favored With coPy o iAe feigrns " ne
election that was holden al Beneytw tho Fshni d VIII"
a. folows;
Baeros TO Csneres-Hsdey ID. Johnf0n. s@ sstsa
l0r GotcyAov-WiiliAm HAMILTON ~ les
for NcreaTp- Nolson II. Cafk, ~ soiet
Bov 7yegssvty-H 2. Douns - sOtes
Nothing worth recording ifanspTed through ~ dAy
Spirited and determined feeling seemed prevail NET ~
Ban must take notice ofthe NebrHskans ard they ap o.
imined 10 be heard in their bshA regarding ~
ganiIa0n and division Of Nebraska ~ ihe neu Congress
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LAuScHED.-Messry Meicaf& Norris. of Damariscotia.
launched from their yard Wednesday last the beaui
fl clipper ship Flying scud," of 1850 tuns burden.
This shp very sharp and perfectly symmetrical and is
said by those who know 10 be perfectly shaped and
thoroue hly built rs q ship can be-
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p -saiI aonf-14s- SAYS liE A1iIl-E Nel-.- ' -i-A
IF bH1l nj tia7t -sE'u-ael g. ntF m gone u
Es-vuaL Tn I'uu,c-rs, niln-1T z >uh%1 -,
!i--s miu-r! -ts-s Wis : NJ ~ t-rss - .S
f-s Tarss1.e r-sn,s-y 4 SUSIE - e1a- sass- .
VIM f nor III 70 e 81, 1zss5 =. Ia qs,Fls- q.
N c--.sc>s. 70 IL :. ri i1t-Tiaut- .-tdscs-'s-
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lxs4r n -r1 Srs-T -Tns nihcsl -efu-rs ~ IN 5''
s,rvw hanf u shov me sxsoi r~uh 4 ne St1s ~
her VII M va tht ~ssuh mnei .-on DE ioA'ViS rs
to-fi<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

The elegant reprint of the British Poets from the ceie
brated Aldine edition by Little Brown & Co. Boston.
presents rare opportunity for the lovers of beautiful
editions to- furnish their libraries with the indspensa
bic standards of English poetry The latest volumes which
have been brought out comprise the Poems Of BorLER
in two volumes, CowPER in three PRIOR in two
and COLLINS in one. We have before alluded 10
this excellent publishing enterprise in terms Of hearty
commentator and sincerely hope that the luxury Of
beautiful typography, rvang the best London editions
VIII not fail of receiving general appreciation from Amer
ican noiseurs
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EI-.ssrrs Tnrr-ros -1s K.efaas gs-H LIS reltrTs-
,sus = ~ esss.,a1 ls5 q Roa3E! fr1 H-gs p'l'-
pras sar-s VIVA Lac ra-s r. rs Scte hrta Da-',-
mir ti,ts. tyt Eij71F & t--- 1Ts - sEt t1oasl-'
m ss ssrs s.ks1 Tas -as5lrfE 81 w Ba-rs-Is IL
-sug,-rsr t-ss,s ~ C1-E-sss sCr IL ssas 4 aga
vi tio1s ae 81 e. oyga1s-- w. 2s-ta1 DlT-h
Il &c ssrs-zI C.-r-ssais-s- Dissa- u. tL,Vlg 90
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", cop d,i,, vr,n into ,hc nossoo p,cr :" mote
-
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L Il Isss,s.--s ,lere secsssl.- Ds-s,rAl- ~
i-r, O. ~. tso. e t-s--y Eve EheA VI dsssz' II
Tsosss slssso 70 tie L Se1sa9s.lp al eas-f- "a
tlssce- q sg-ne fs.end q Jesezca D.Tis
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Every reader will be struck with the delicacy Of
touch which Mrs W. brings to the representation Of
nature She has looked on the outward universe not
merely with the artists eye but in the spirit Of pro-
found communion with its life and with the passionate
longing TO wrest from the collation. Of the eternal
mystery" Her descriptions consequently are pes
meated with deep spiritual significance it Is Tor
own soul which has met the soul OF nature-she t4Ses
nothing from the report of oers-nor Is she eoaiens
with listening to the music OF u, sweet sounds, Or w
gazing the eye with It's gories Of color and ior'-she
seeks to penetrate is hidden words and bring bach Che
response which they give her persistent quesIienings
sho has ihus attained \ vital @mpashy wiah nature,
which 10 so nan, behcidefs pfesals ea sAeeeaaesei
tbs landscape OF ned to- che researches os ssieaee
The aesasse, si hsg desespsieas 10 tte ede2s ol s,
iuss a. we.s sease1 portrait 9aa - sNea ~ "a gedt
,tssa otssa ,Vasuses aaneasei ~ssh nc glow a
s,esslea ,sae oae ite, gVpess N as m.'e ig,ggAhs.
~ l3.ss
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The Legislature also Democrat Me-. Of the Wig
STATE candidates had declined the Wigs and Free sors
Exporting independent candidate
NIBRAsKA TERRIToRY The entire vote pDDed y tie
different precincts in this Territory. for Delegates TO On
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wicossry KLIcTs9s-Fron r. Mlvaske Ses''nsl
Nor Ne obtain tie soyS.12 elscilon fe-.rns J. IL
CIR a Milwaukee tie v@fe stood
Etrsw fDeui.....s IS h. 'fecT.s - .-.-.-s'.
II Wsurs,a@A sud GfsnVls. Barn. tAs f4f - u,
A., Vs,.on Il ihyee :ov-s il WeiT1- tJ1niy Hgl %
iv rs majority Two towns in " su1esaa County -
ts l. ahead Rscire give Bsrstos lnA.oniy J%Gs'-
Vie one Ward, Blrsto0 % atesi hen,sAs. 40 IA
jxay for Barlow
Or tie Liquor Law the voie tod 10 Alw27kes
5ffI FCT.-..s.s--. .-.--....>sf
In Wsakeshs Racine Ken0sha and ~4aTsiDss - i-f
a, lfsrd from TIE nsi0rity for the lAN l. 81.
T Sentisel says there il reason n donDt tie ~n
teess Of the entire Democratic ticket BY consdefa,ls
majority and il IL Of opinion that majority d IN FDi|'
tss, we're in favor Of a pr',tibiiory liquor law
Tie amazed tclet iOr State Ol3cer sre believed % b.
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dread 10 see the summer sun
Come glowing up the sky.
And early pansies, one by QUE
Opening the violet eye.
Again the fair azalia bows
Beneath her snowy crest
in yOnder hedge the hawthorn blows
The robin builds her nest
TIE tulips liiitheir proud tinrs,
The lilac waves her plumes
And, peeping through my lattice bars
The rose acacia blooms.
But she can bloom on earth no more
Whose early doom mourn
Nor Spring nor Summer can restore
Our flower, untimely shorn.
She was our morning glory,
Our primrose, pure and pale
Our little mountain dairy.
Our lily Of the vale.
Now dim a. folded violets.
Her eyes Of dewy light;
And her rosy lips have mournfuly
Breathed out their last good night.
Ii. therefore that dread to see
The glowing summer sun
And the balmy blossoms on the tree.
Unfolding one by one.
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BIG REID BooT.

NM are nowrcceIvIng from our Eastern Manufacturing
W. Establishments, OF the largest and hest mauac
turc ofioots and Shoes for Spring summer
wear, ever offered in this market They have
been manufactured TO order according own direc.
Mons, and are intended expressly for retailing To our
regular customers, and all others may us with
Gal we can offer unusually large variety of oots
Shoes, which equal quality OF material aud
workmanship to those manufactured in this part
the United States Our stock will be consist H.
part, OF the following gseasoHable goods:
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GEORGE MENDEL.
MOI HSd NT,Sn S,.ca, =

IJsi 5zl E WEBBING VAL ~ tst..,r sa,.l,4
T s now receiving a LARGE Lotto CARPETS, RUGS.
~ MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor Ole
Cloths OF all widths and Keeps constantly hand largI
assortment OF Furniture of every descriptions Gilt ami
M9hTgany Framed Looking Glasses Glass Plates, venan
Vancers, varnish, Haircloth, Curiei Hair
Spring Sackng Botons Brass and Mahogany Stair Rods
ect all owhlch will be sold al the owest prices agt
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oFFlcg-No. 81, Water Street, between -NU'''F
aud Quincy.
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1857 dollars.
PatapSco.
Co., ~

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Patronizc Your own Hlanu.
factnres.
...t.EWheelinp Silk Factnru

A MEXICAN silk, manufactured into superior and sub
IN sant articles of the various fabrics in at
GlLL'S SILK FACTORY; Main Street, Centre Wheel
ing The curious in such matters invited to call and
the process OF manufacturing, and those wishing to pur-
chase Silks, wholesale orretal be supplied
able terms at Gil,s Store adjoining the Factory
NJ. Adams, ). S. Forbs', A. o. Fairchilds, Marsh & Tay
or's and o. W: Ieiskils, Wheeling, Va. and at James
lschnrdsons Furnishing Ware House, No. lie, Main
ST Get, Cincinnati, o. slr
Our Fabrics warrented pure Silk. and have taken
the HIGHEST PREAIIuMss and gold and silver medals,
at the American Institute, New York. Franklin Institute
Philadelphia and Ohio State Fair. We constantly
manufacturing and stock is now large and seasonabc
many satins yestngs dress
plaid, figured and printed all the styles,
best twined silk twed and plain. Aso shirts, drawers,
and half hose for gentlemen. ils 55,pJ s . t.
Peasc call and paronize this important branch OF Amer.
can manufacture ordcrsfor variety
ly executed a.l1E-tT y 5- ic htl, t5y, h ..-
iMerchantable Cocoons and Rceled Silk bought.
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49, 81 = ~ y NEW FIRM,
K 4,zSs S5S,. .MEssRS.,t CAYwooD, CoNKLIN & CO.,
having purchased the entire stock fStoves, Tin
Copper and Sheet Iron ware OF II. g. culbert-
Is son, would IesPeetfaly Inform the citizens Of
lie business of Manufacturing Tin. Copper, and Sheet
iron Ware, of which they have constantly hand good
for Wholesale, and Retail; for ca
wishing would do well to call and
zee MS at No. a, Union St at the old and well known
gfahd heretofore occupied by 4. G.. Culbertson. -
.Particular attention paid To repairing.
wheeling, Auga21 sICAYwooD. CoNKIIN q co I.
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5000 dollars.
Putapsco Institute.

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