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MEDICINES WHICH NEVER FAIL TO
GIVE SATISFACTION

nE ,. :. ROSE i an 1Orary member of tn"
/ Philadelphia Nelical Soci"ty, and graduated
in 1922 fr,'a the University Of Pennsylvania. under
tin, .uilancl Ct the truly eminent Professors Phys
- Clsrmlu. Gibson. Cove James and Hare. names
ea,ehrlt-l for m~iIctl science. BEING solicited bv
IN ,ustns cf his patients tn put up his Preparations
no no offers In the public the results OF his px
p,rienr for the prSt thirty ye 'rs the following val
u4tJe Family Medicines, ed1t sutcd to u sls-
4, iL.rIEr
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p7 J. :. RnSE'S NLRvors AND IHsIGoR .TIya Cor
nr,G The greatest discovery in medical science
Triz astonishing preparation for raising up weak
constitution drhi,t"l ~ care labor. study or dis
.aSs sr~ like charm. 1t gives strength enl app
TT AMI possesses great inriIorltng properties
For " Art Dsrasa. all Nervous Affections, Flatu-
l,nrs Heart Burn. Re=tleSTneSs. Num5n.sS, Neural
ris ra,iHs tho spirits. AID giving power to the
v 'oln system, IL iS almost miraculous in its effect
~ cents bottle.
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DIR. HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,
rRFPARED BY
DIR. &. VI. j ACkSON.
No, I2O Arch PhfIud m 4. A.,

Their power over the above III -casS j. notrxc-ll,t
If fIualeti. 10y any other preparation ia tie Uuit,d
States, the cures attest. in many aftl .L-
ful PLY Sicans had failed.
Thcs- bitters worthy the attention 81 invalid
Possessing great virtues in the rrctifcati"n de.
OF the Live and lrsser glands, eNcrrsim. tie
most searching powers IN weakness and affections (
the dIGrSIy" organs, they wthal, safe, certain
and rlrasa
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TOYS AND CONFECTIONERY,

l WISH 10 inform my friends nnd tn" public gene.
rally That l haze large stock of German and
French Toys and fancy BeNes. Also, a general as
Sortm"nt Of Confectionery and fruit, Raisns, Al
nonds, Filherts, PrunDe. Engli-h Walnuts Figs Pc
can Nuts. and Pea Nuts.
Gum. Chocolate, Strawberry, Rosebud, Pine Ap-
pie, Orange Apple. Raspberry, Bottle. Jenny Lind,
Nerniila, Pear ana Nectar Props, Pearcs Balls.
Also, constantly on hand -, kinds of Candy and
Cakes, at wholesale anI retail.
Parties served at the shortest notice by
CRIAiI HEErER.
High st. near Bridge st, Georgetown.
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M Yn1r SUFFER WITH ANY PAIN, 7,

M YnJr SUFFER WITH ANY PAM II YOU
4, vau viii fli INN "iistc relief by using Dr. j :.
E,,r> PAIN Cr--gR. II * n" only preparation which
cures almost insanity Sore Throat, Rheumatism
f--s Colts. Pains in the Sile. hack or limbs Face
Fqr nr Tnot!Iarhe; Stoui,rh Bowels Side or Eack
S.iT Nr-S Brtiis-s. COrnS AMI Chibains. Wherp-
ever YOU have pain usC the Pain Curer, safe to all
s,as FIRE. IL p - aII so cts.
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PHENIX PLANNING SAW MILL.

PHENIX FLAMING SAW MILL,
CASH. BLIND. DOOR AND MOULDING MANU-
- FtCT0EY.-Thc sui.Srrihpr having j,st com
petcd the above establishment. and Furnished it
throughout with new m&chuery of the very best and
most improved style, il prepared 10 manufac-
turc in the ncateSt and hest in-uner and upon the
most rca 'Onahle terms all descriptions of Sash
Blinds r.ors. and Moudin=s ard to dress Flooring,
Notwithstanding, &c. Al the apove articles always
on hand, for sale. JOSEPH T.. SFMHFS
nov I4--d3m Georgetown. u. G.
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

This excellent Family a-d News Journal contain
tainsa greater vnroy of interesting reading thzn
be found in any othsr-is published on Saturday.
TERMS.
oNE DOLLAR AND TWENTY FIvr CENTS per single
opy.
To Cluhs-Fiys copies for S5.c9, Ten curHcs ga
ssoo; Twenty copies, Si505; Cash, ingo,jail,, =,
GdrGnce
PosTMssTERs who act as agents win hc allowed
commission of twenty per cent.
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u MON HALL.
NEW YORK COFFEE HOUSE,

NI W IVNn CUL T EE I1U U0T,
Pennsylvania 0rc1,u' brttoccH Sd nU! az S!rCcIE.
basement. three doors ,tyt nf Z. IS. Ii0ic'.
~ n The undersigned has "a
&>S | D Jccntiy taken the above well AIA
Ntf@y known Restaurant, and fit ySSiA
E' ted II up i'll an elegant "
ncr, where h" is prepared to accommodate iricuds
the public AMI strangers with thc best the market
affords. OYSTERS. GAME, &c, in Nrw York style,
ready at all proper hours. being kept w8rEi hy an
extensive range Sprituous and Malt LIQUORS and
CIGARS of choice brand, with every accommoIA.
ton to be had in first rate place of rrre shmrnt
Respectfully, Tll0S. MOEIARTY,
Proprietor.
BE- Lunch daily at II o'clock n m
4 - Families supplied with :4le best of Oysters.
dec 6--cOlm
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READ AND EE CONVINCED.

T.
DR.. c. NJ. jackson: Pear Sir-Ecr the past two
years have been severely afflicted with Liver Com
plant, Dyspepsia. Bilious EisrIhoea. and Pii.s fu:-
ferlnS in great degree constantly the Tains and it,
convencnceS attendant upon such diseases. without
energy, being cely able TO attend To- any l.uS,
mess lost great deal OF my flesh. and used h3ai,y
kinds et medicine, with no apparent change. uut!i
commenced with your "Roprdnd'S GrImdH Btl,,f''
they have entirely cured Inc. | have gained In
weight over forty pounds since | commenced thair
use, and am now entirely free from pain sni a,l
ot any kind, and feel like man. ! unhe-itat-
inEly recommend your Bitteys 10 all inyaiids.
Yours. rrSrpctfpll,-
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LIVER COMPLAINT,
ID DYSPEPSIA Y =
j 4 NDICE
CHRONIC OR NEREOT < DEBILITY
DISEASES OF TIE KIDNEYS. AND
AND ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM \ DISORDERED LIN-

TTl V1( NIUNINI TT.
Such as Constipation. inward Piles FulncSs Of Blood
TO the Head. icidity If the Stomach. Nausea
Heart burn, Digest for Food. FulinrsS or Weight IVA
the Stomach, ,SOur Eructaions. Sinking or Eluiier-
ing at the Pit ct the Stoma h. Swimming ct tie
Head. Hurried and Difficult Breathing. Futtcriu.-
at the Heart. Choking Suiforatirg Seusa.ions
when in a lying posture. DmneSS OF Vision. Dot
or Webs before the sight. Fever and Dull Pain In
the head Deficiency of Perspirstior. 1eiioTn'ss ii
the skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side Bacz. Chest
Limbs, &C. sudden Fushes of Heat. Burning in
the Fl sh Constant Imaginings of evil and Great
Depression OF SpiritS
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Or uo.r'a Compound Peach syrup.

Or Ho!t's Compound Peach syrup.
j'dl> o.. ruour uo.c established IN universal Ia
vr- ht ~ .c<lpyir-I 81 merit. t'r the cure "i
-le rlIl~ r-pnr hr.sirn- r-.t "a an! every lis
80 O. tE- Throat and luu., j. without n parallel
ET~rg family -l,,uit supply Themselves Win
-TrYly Z Do H..r- IEACI SYEUf, to Ire used aS
tE.s-ufIsr I"iriur. 49,
~tifn ,v,.l.i,,,tan hv c. Strtt. u. r.. Clarke. W.
...r- % p i,.yi,. ! ~. Stone. Evan sylvester
D.. % .rt. 't~Ils~. AMI ~ tn rr'ssi>tS generally
II b. .-.ra tr- Grs.-.t,wu, AirNnn!ril, AMI hirh
Z ~
i1.- .,..nty fs- s,nt~ pr O"t'!"
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EEW MILLINERY.

- w. NIEE!. "i-hs= - iufF-m the Ia
- fi.at ,aa Is .;:-t r't"r'.st I'm y. OK
~ g. a i'ssr sGTiiT g ii-1 .'iiiie 90 - ''t
....-- O.. IS -i-.,fsit 49,. TpT it-iu, elsewhere
- ,- t''" r.-fi e q oi Pa aT.n"~. peal
l..- 'r.-t
Wanted s~r-.ef s9ct suslius;-.
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,,-.r,,,S,s,,,bo CITIES of yv,.binu,op e.

To subscribers the cities of W ashingtnn George
town. and Alexandria, AT - II per annnm, pay
able-SIN CENTS-vCeklv to the Agests To
mail Srrr-G IhCrS tn" subscription price THREE
DlIIARS AND FIFTY CENTS 4 wear IN ndrnnre =
TyO DOLLARS tor SI% MONTHS. and ONE
nnIIAR 'Or THREE MONTHS. SINGLE COPIES
ONE CENT.
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JOHN Il. CORY.
No u I.asrnprp l.,

w. III. Adams, pub. Of the Argus. Weston
Mo, July Il, 1881, said L last summer 80 y,ly
low and weak not tu he able to stand at ihp e..
longer than Que hour ata time. 1 tried Que trt'!e
Of your German Bittrrs. which entirely cured noe.
hav" used two bottles. / sent two bottle 80 miles
from here to a friend who had been e.ck for ng
time; ke has also been cured hy tbru. l,licye
them To bp superior to any mei. i.cire ROW iu ne
r.. IL. Perkins, MaTi'tta. Ohio. Feb -. ! II.
said Your Bittcrs arc highly rriacd hy ilcSe VITO
have usel tll"m. Ia u c"a" Of Liver C'u}@aiat. ot
long Standing, 'riicb rad r'S'Srd he siH ~ se'-
c,Gi IhvSic,Gns, entme!y 'ussi 10y tie u.r ol ,
Bottles
l.. KesseImeir, JewrIIer. Wooster. -. Pee
2d, 1871. said: 81 embrace tins "rIvriUmiH %: III
forming you of the ir y hentf,r have DERIVED
The Us" OF Er. llc"fard's Grruan BiuDS. | lave
used them for th,lls and Fever, ami nisnIdrr,l
Stomach, and sound relief ig cyCry casr. Thy ava
the best remedy tor Disordered Stomath thin, IL
existence"
ID Z. sykes. Esq. EIitor qf M Goigjcr.
Norwich Conn, said: IL have been usrg youI Ger
man tittcrs for some time. for by pp>,a. end have.
found SO much relief from them. TINT | have made
up my mind To give them tr;f rate .o,.a5sai IN
i0ryeBIe, T."
Holden, Kemp, & Co, .lanrzvie. Wiz.
Sept. ISL said: our German Bitters d, stIXri
ly popular here. and among all the prepared medi-
Gin. our shelves, none have "e solj hI,h have
given the Subtraction Of lIcofands Gerns, BItrrs"
June 2d, 1872, they SAID: We recommend th,m rs
An invaluable spring aud summer mcGicine"
w. NJ. Orr. Noc >ter. O., October a. 49,. -:
You ask ule my opinion Cf the German Blitls. |
have used them foC by ,pcr;is and Indigestion. aui
take pleasure in stating that l think they ate the
very best remedy extant for the a. eve mplaiprS-
H"y deciI,dIy iE the GdraHcs of ali hs l'1rPri-
etory B,e,iicbeS II Tie day"
***Mr Orr i distinguished lawyer Of Wooster.
These Btrers ENiIRTIY VEGETABLE. They 11 er
PROSTATE the system, but i,trtg0rdte AZ.
For sale in Washington By z. GILMAN.
In GEORGETOWN by j. l.. klDN ELL
In AleXankria by j. II. PiERloNl.
In Richmond 10y PURCELL, LADU 90.
In Baltimore by CANDY & HATCH.
In do THOMAS MltLER.
In do MACPHERSON 4 MARSHALL.
In Norfolk by NJ A. SANTOS & son.
And by respectable dealers in medicine eYtry-
win re dec A-ly
nRhCE>l BRACES-Fcr ladies BId Eentleiu "a,
- Of uEw ~tyls, st BlltGES.
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NM kNAHE- Ii. GAEILE. ED. BITS
First Premium Grand and Square
Fian0S.
L-2slZti KHABK, GAEIlLE & co, manufacture
'ers. Nos. t. !, y. 9, and II. Eutaw street
Baltimore. X. q. would respectfully srll public
attention to tn" great variety of their IRON FRAN T.
PIANOS. constantly hni-h;n" which for durability.
d"lcHey ot touch. hriiliancy uf tone they believe
not su,p2sSed hs any manu- facturc,l. IN ::dij-
ton I" the ir@t Premium awarded them hy the Ma
Tyiand Institute in lS4S and lSin they have received
the highest cncOmiums of the most eminent nrtists
who used these instruments Cor their Concerts Al
so, OF our first class Professors and Am"teurS in the
city. who have ichlv recommended them.
sS- PIANOS HIRED &c ll-Iv-
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BARKING At THE Moon A story is
told OF the late Judge Olin, of Vermont.
that he was presiding upon certain
occasion in court, when waspish little
lawyer, full of ignorance and cOnceit.
who was pleading case before him. took
occasion, III the course Of his remarks, to
address somevcry contcmptuOus language
to the bench,
Every one in court turned inStinctively
towards the judge. expecting severe re-
Duke would at once be administered 10
the msolent offender, but what was their
surprise to see the Judge sitting with
brow serene anduncloudcd, quietly taking
his notes, as if he had not heard the
language, or as if nothing out ofthc wav
had been uttered.
After the adjournment as mCst of the
officers Of the court met around the
dinner table Of the hotel. friend asked
the judge for an explanation of his strange
forbcarancc-why he had taken no notice
of one who so justly deserved to be COM
mitted for contempt of court. III tell
you story ~ said the judge, the quiet
humor beaming from his eyes the while ::
my father once had a dog-a mere
witiet of thing-that- had strange
fashion of going out every moonlight
night and barking furiousl y at the moon ."
Here the judge paused, and went on
deliberately eating his dinner, as if he had
finished the story Well - We'll g"
said several voices, What Of hat?"
90! nothing" " said the judge, < the moon
WcM right on
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! CHIPSTUFF. SHORTS, BroyynstuT,
! II LIlE NNiLaI aDni !.

NHlPSTUFF, SHORTS, BrOVnstuT,
~ C0RNMEAL, FL0UR, APPLES, G. A. A&D
FINE SALT.
Just received, and for sale in lots to suit purcha
1000 bushels extra ShipstuiT
5000 do common do
5000 do Brownstutf
5000 do Shorts
S0a do prime yellow Corn Nierl
100 bbls Pippin Apples
Also, selected brands Of prime, super, extra and
family FlourS all Of hich will b. sold on gccommo-
dating terms.
DAILY expected to arrive
800 sacks of fine Salt. which will he disposed Of
low, from the vessel
PAUL & BROWN,
dec l3-Hw Water street Georgetown.
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THE EVENING STAR
By WALLACE HOPE.

re prpr1sHEp EVERY AFTERNOON. (ExcEPT srNDAV,)
n The Sta, Office. street, l&h, nearly oPpo-
SITE The hiring Hotel,
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TRUTH Is MIGHTY.
SANDY BcTTor. MIraLEsEx Co. Va.

tt| commend the per'I>al of the extract below
W to our readers. Nr. Bull i5 merchant OF
high character.
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At ARNY'S CoNFECTIoNERY
iIINCEH MEAT. ready for use in jars of / to
vi pounds, and in bulk in quantity to suit GUS
toners
sIl"rdid and extensive assortment Of French
CoutrctinnS and Candies.
An assortment of Fancv Goods. Pcrfumery &c,
suitable for the coming iIoli!ayS
Cakes Of all kinds and al SiErS Icacrearns IplIinS
Chaf)otc, Sc. made to order at ehort II tic. Din
ncrs, Balls, Soirecs. &c, furnished promptly at
ARNY'S CONFECTIONERY,
J,o
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\ HINr.-A cotemporary says: @ There
is man up in our country who always
pays for his paper in advance. lie has
never had sick day in his life-nevcI
had any corns or tooth-achc-hiS pOta-
toes never r0t-the weevil never eats his
Wheat-the frost never kills his corn or
hcans-his babies never cry in the night,
and his wife never scoldS." Reader,
have you paid the printer in advance
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II The st. Louis Republican says, as
gentleman residing near that city was
on his way home, on Sunday evening, 4th
instant, he was startled by moan COM
lng from grave yard he was passing and
on searching for the cause, d Scoycred
young and beautiful woman lying on the
ground and apparently suffering great
physical agony, and there, pressed to her
bosom, and wrapped in its mothers tat
tered dress which she had torn from her
person to protect her tender offspring, lay
newly born infant. Her story was
soon .old-she had left her home and all
the endearmentS Of the social relation to
hide her shame and anothor's crime and.
in the sacred precincts of the cemetery,
amid darkness and surrounded by the de-
ISOLATION of the dead, her infant drew its
first breath under the very shadow of the
tomb. The mother and the infant were
conveyed by the charitable gentleman
who found them to his own home, where
they were properly taken care of. The
unfortunate creature stated that she was
from the State of New York, but declined
to give her name. She subsequently gave
one by which she might he called, hut
which is fictitious one.
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DRACE>! BRACES-Fcr iadirs ard Eentleiu IA,
- of Uaw style, At BiEaES.
dec s. Wllsris' Hotel
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RNsE's G0LnEH FILLS for Falling If The
na'R Weakness. Debility, and Relaxation
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Members OF the 6 Mind your own Business So
clety" propose ur consideration the following Que
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TT !. :. Rosg's FrN'Jg SPEcIFlc.-i remedy for
Painful N,n>trustiGn. Lcucorrhpa OF Whites. rrice
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11
Sentiment before an Ohio jury,

Ward, Of Warren" in defending Kis
sane, while discussing the fallibility Of
experts in deciding upon hand writing,
thus illustrates his meaning:
The point at which am aimise this
discussion of handwriting is. that there
is no combination of testimony among
the experts they differ every way-.one
says one thing, and another another, and
third something different.
Everything in this world has, in some
degree, an unity. The lover regards his
mistress as an it. He sees her eve
her lip. her check, yet it is not one fea.
ture, but all combined, that he loves.
If he should see her eye, alone, with.
out the brow to give it expression, tho
he had thrilled to its glance thousa nd
times, he would not know its light.
Ward is, we believe, d bachelor
Ohio Statesman.
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Further News by the steamer Wash
ingtOn.
New YORK, Sept. 80.

>'t" ohh' ScPt' oo'
The ship Marco PaIo has arrived at
Liverpool, from Australia, bringing two
hundred and eighty thousand pounds
sterling in gold.
lspaham, city IN Persia, has been
nearly destroyed by an earthquake.
The Council Of War had sentenced
Ga persons implicated in the insurrec.
ton last February; twenty Of them had
been condemned TO death; and the 9th.
ers TO twenty Years, and downwa r,ls con.
fnement in irons. Fifty refugees have
been arrested on the Piedmont frontier,
on suspicion of being connected with
Mazzini.
The Turkish Government had con.
trac,ed for 300 900 winter coats for sol.
diers.
Scott, Russell q Cos sl'ipyard, near
Lond- n, has been burnt-loss 100000
pounds.
The Egyptian troops, after being re.
viewed by the Sultan, were TO march to
Shumla.
All regular communication between
Constantinople and the Russian ports is
cut off, and waf.like preparations in
Turkey carried on with unabated vigor.
the troops working night and day, build.
ing forlifc a,ions on the Danube.
The Turkish army in the neigh5or.
hood Of Varna, is estimated at 10000
men, with $50 guns, and sixty batteries
Of heavy metal. Two Turkish regiments
had arrived at Braia, on the lower Dan.
ube, on the Goth of Aug,
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EOH EE-HD
SEPT. 10th, 1858.

iOth, iOocs
After lingering illress of five or six
months, Mrs. Sally, wife of Thomas
Snow, aged 4G years, five months and
twenty days; her confidence ip God
seemed not for a moment TO forsake her,
to the last she relied on the merits, and
was comfortcd by the presence of him
whom she had loved and served from
her youth, and just as the lamp of life
was about to expire, she requested all
her family and friends then present, to
come TO her bed side, tha, she could take
last and afcc:ionate farewell, telling
tl:em not TO gricve after her, for she said
she was going very happy in the arms
of Jesus.
''Shc took her last triumphant flight,
From Calvary TO lions height"
She has left an aficclionate husband
and seven children, with large circle
of relations and friends TO mourn their
loss, while she en- Joys, we humbly be.
lleve, an everlasting rest, which the
world cannot take away.
My home henccforth is in the skies,
Earth, seas. and sun, aicu;
All heaven unf,ldcd to my eyes,
have no sight for YOU.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11
DOdgiDg the LIQUOR Law,

In Indiana they have a stringent liquor
law, but it is not so severe that it cannot
be evaded:-At camp. ground, couple
Of bIoods were seated or log in the
woods, lamenting the scarcity Of water
and absence of fanythins stronger, chap
walked up and offered to sell them a
watermelon which he held under his arm.
They told him they didn't want ii; but
he insisted that it was good melon, {,
we'll favored. and fn"lly thrust it under
their noses. at the same time removing
a plug to show them it was good. The
effect was magical. 1t was instantly
purchased, and, upon further examin.
alton, was found to contain about q
quart Of the pure juice ofthe corn. Mel.
ons advadced.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11
rT- We invite attention to the al

fF- We invite attention to the al.
vertisement Of w. Patterson, in another
column "Hands Wauted." We are
highly pleased with the position assum.
ed by MIR. Patterson, for various reasons.
1t shows that is "looking ur" and tn, t
in order to sec ire n sufliciency of good
hands it is necessary TO offer extra in.
ducements. The pledge TO keep up
school. is one that we would like TO see
taken by number Of other, and is one
Of the most judicious inducements tina,
coull be held out. There are parents
in every section Of the country, that look
TO the education Of their children as the
object beyond their present wants. And
more nor less than the accumulated
profits Of the individual laborers, we
know Of no more judcious disposition Of
a portion Of it; then in the education OF
the children OF those laborcrs. Let this
be condition in the supply OF hands at
every establishment Of the kind, and we
should soon see decided improvement
in the minds Of the rising generation. 1t
also proves that Mr.. Patterson is willing
TO come up to The demands Of the times;
and it needs no prophetic vision TO fore.
tell success in such an EFFORT, while it Sc.
cures to him that good will from those
around him, that mountains Of pig metal,
or thousands ef gold could not enforce
under diffcren, policy.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11
Three days Latir from Europe.
A X r V VAL OF Il H Z A.
M E RI CA.
Further Advance N Flour g. Corn
HMIFAx, Sept. 80.

HALIFAX, Sept. 80.
The steamer Ameries, with adviccs
from Liverpool to the l7,h inst, is just
in.
All quantities Of flour had consider.
ably advanced at Liverpool. Western
Canal is quoted at Sls., and Ohio al
22s. Cd. Corn had advanced Is. per
Gr, and is quoted at 81, 36s.
1t was currently iepo0cL that Turkey
had alta cked the Russian oulposts.
Placards were placed on the walls Of
cons'an'inople. calling on the faithful
20 attack the Russians.
Famine was prevailing in Burmnh;
'he country was overrun with locus,s.
The cholera was spreading in London
and Liverpool. Over $50 deaths had
occurred at Newcastle.
The German papers say that the U.
States il backing Switzerland in opposi
ton to Austria, and that active assist.
ance is promised. They also say that
Austria is enleavoring to induce the Go.
vernmen,s of Europe TO demand from the
United States adeclaralion Of its views
OH the subjec, oil intervention in Euro.
pean policy, on the laws of nations in
general. and on the subjcc, Of Ame,i.
can citizenship in particular.
Vienna letters say it is fully expect.
cd that the Cabinet at Washington will
consent 10 give up Koszta to the Austri'
an authorities. 1t was reported the rea.
son for Withdrawing the Aus, Min.
lister, at Turin, was TO show the dispea.
sure Of Austria at the friendly relations
existing between Sardinia and the U.
States.
The cholera was making fearful raw.
ages in Upper India.
The British Minister was authorized
TO allow the squadron to enter the Bos
phorus, TO dsembark the troops, for the
purpose Of causing the Sultan's decision
to be respected by the Turkish people
There is no disagreement between
France and England, in relation to the
Turkish question.