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hahAs Lsnd Warrant $751; sores, issued the
% ~ Nay 1881 under the OF os,h September 1850. in the
Ne, W. OF Capt Whites company, l3ffh regiment
~. s's's militia, for 1919
..~a,aa -, Wnsnt has assigned by
~, nnvns been lost been entered the
rant Notice is therefore hereby five, III, .. A..
men the ~srrsntee will sppy Comms,oo, ~ p.n.an. a.
duplicate OF such s''''' " re"s""s 'of
wAsHrsrop, March ~, las2 '' WHITE
l3-lavSw- .
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EDUCATION OF IMBECILEs.-JAs. b. RICHARDS hs,
II education OF children OF
development In Germantown
PHILADELPHIA.
become Richards o
treating this class unfortunate children will testify that much
has In raising his condition OF
beciiy idocy comparative intelligence
thing which bat few years thought beyond tbs
reach Of human effort.
In Europe Mr. r. became familiar with similar institutions which
have training
from he had
four year. teaching this class Of unforu
Please address Dvyn Psrish drug southwest
Of 9Th nd Arch streets. Philadelphia.
In Philadelphia he has the pleasure referring to-
The RI Rev. Bishop Potter, Thomas s. krkbride NJ ID.
REV bertB BARNS, II. NJ.
Hon. Judge Kane, Pref Samuel Jackson, NJ. u.
Hon. Judge Stroud, Prof Thoe. u. Mutter NJ. u.
Hon. Henry ID. spn, Alfred l.. Elwyn, M. u.
In Washington, he will refer TO hts friends-
Gen. James Hamilton, Miss Dorothcn L. Dir.
Hon. Horace Mann,
ar2-dlm
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by j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctione

by j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF DAMAGED BOOKS, PUBLIC DOC
VI uments prints &cOn Saturday afternoon, March 10Th,
o'clock tho at the front Of The CAPITOL the
Naval Monument shall sell large quantity books documents,
prints &c damaged by the burning of the library
the CAPITOL December, 1852.
Terms cash, in specie. JAS. q. MCGUIRE.
I'D
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hIAIfItIED

In Falmouth Virginia. Thursday March ION BY the Rev Dr.
N. WEBB OF klehmond 10 LUCY hof daugh
tel ALEXANDER MAsos, esq, OF Falmouth.
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Bosros March l6.Prvate letters from Honduras, dated
February l9th received here confirm the of the
capture of Truxo the Mosquito coast by the English
steamer Devastation. No parc uiars mentioned.
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New YORK. March 1.-THE stock market to-day closed
steady United States 6s 1867 li9a offered Canton sales
at 80 Erie, $50 Nicaragua, 300 Morris canal, 205
Erie converbles 954 Harlem. sales Stonington 81
Cumberland coal. bOl, Nothing done in Cary improve
MUM ~. ~
greeable.
Business quiet Small sales Of flour So. Rye -four
S3 90 Corn meal, S3. Sales of red wheat 10 ii cents
white liz III cents Corn-white, So cents, and yellow
90 cents Oats, 43 Al cents Rye 50 Whiskey q
% cents.
NEW ORLEANS, March l5.-Coon is unaffected by the
steamers news Sales of middng at 81 81 The
receipts at all southern ports 900 bales ahead of last
year. Mess pork, Sl5 80. Sterling exchange, l0S2
New ORLEANS March 16-m.-The cotton market is ac-
rive. Already 5000 bales have been sold full prices
strict nddng, st 81 The receipts falling off. IN
all southern ports, AGO. 900 bales Sugar has de
cIined /. Molasses is selling al "a cents.
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ItsT time in Washington at Iron Hall. PennsyIvn-
l. MIA avenue,
PRICE REDUCED-ADMIsstoN TWENTY FIVE CENTS
THE ORIGINAL VOYAGE DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI
THIS magnificent painting the first and best OF
been exhibited In this country except in Philadelphia In
all opportunity, the price Of admission during the
week viii be Is all OF the house Children
under 2l Doors open evening at
TX.
Mar
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Hx GREEN q SCOTT, AHctionueru.

By GREEN ~ SCOTT, AUctioneeTs.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, GUARD, VEST, AND FOB
CHAlNs.-on saturday, the 1911 instant O'Clock,
early gasiigh shall sell
9th and Pennsylvania large and splendid
Of
Gold hunting lever, and pine wacLsa the approved
makers
Gold guard, vest and fob chains
Also, several fine silver watches.
Amy wishing purchase fine watch win do we'll to at
tend the sale.
GREEN h SCOTT,
Mar I'D AucuoneeTa
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Awcry's Sewing Maehtses-Prtce only ezs rPst.nte.
October 10, 1884

LOH sAEA hreestory brick dwelling In Ccorre,ovn
d. o., on bridge, between Market finished IN
the best style, and outof the best material lot attached
about feet through and b,. ri.
stsbis carriage house, wood house.
Any desiring purchase premises up>p
application 10 George NJ so,hoon Bridge
third cash; the b,iance in D. H. and is months.
! NJ. SNYDER
Exchange sroser National Hotel Bulldn, Washington D. o.
2-dn
AMERICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished possessing
ton Of the travelling public,
Des Idly
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by GREEN ~ SCOTT, huctioneen
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT AT AUCrIoN.-on Friday, the
III 18th instant, shall SELL O'Clock the premises
lot No "a No $685. containing apo having
running % The prop
between and
Terms cash. Title indsputabe
GREEN SCOTT,
March I'D Auctioneers.
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moval of The Red ai the advertisements heretofore
tued in their steadi
REMOVAL OF RED RIVER RAFT.
Proposals will Department
OF April for removing distractions Red nve
Red ve a and keeping the navigation of said
and free from obstruction by RATS for sees Of
bidder propose keep the
nom obstruction thereby for specified period
s m a GS . ms s ws
the ist day ofJanua s also the number Of years Counting
CATION Of the ver free from obstruction for the ad and the
.na be awarded 70 s bidder The be
hm) who shall propose to remove said ran and keep the
The s9ng.s,oI win ?, required CIV. b; bond % win
nh contract bidder viii transmit, at The
time with his proposals the name. OF the whom
HI. bond .u,ss above mentioned and
resides respectable ctnens and tina, he
considers them worth $4,000 and above ali
complied with.
Term, Of Payment.
or the Of 100000 appropriated object
shall be paid the work Of advances oow.
w NE Son,aoo . shall ,spo, that portion Of The
pointed BY the War Department 81, appear such
portion ss, sea 10 On. su s Is
" %s snn SS %s s 1 Das
oua namen,s corresponding number years
open The depsrmsn be he sole Judge
raft keeping open for specified period No
eR9ss for so9n. OF win he
the envelope, " Proposals for removing Red raf,
Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
Jan g. 2otdA 2awthpr1
Al papers which have published the former advertisements
this subject hereby authorized publish
the Gazette and Democrat OF Little Rock,
Washington Arkansas, twenty times daily pnd then
until LIST April.
Each advertising will send copy paper containing
the advertisement
Avery's Sewing Maehnes-Prtce only s2s r-Pstented
October 10, 1894
THIS machine IL
that other machine
simplicity beasty
cheapness IL weighs about Is lbs
viii work neatly with the smallest thread mus
OF silk well linen, woolen and goods all kinds
leather, II that child year,
stand and work " rapidly without OF getting
odor and do the work Of than %
ter In every respect than 1t be done by hand The stitches
independent Of each oherso much that other stitch
cut the seam s holds good and unlike and much
ter than any other sewing machine ever invented This machine
peculiarly adapted To family and plantation
families and plantations,
The Avery Sewing Machine Company perfected their ar
rsngement for manufacturing the
number OF machines the shortest notice
CHARLES NETTLEToN, o5I Broadway will receive
prompt attention,
Dec o1-d6m
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ny E. N. sTRATToN. Auot,on.er.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTloN-on
Monday March ~, the premises, o'clock D. M
IA 6s6 fronting
oh s' east about 1874 feet deep alley
consist q hric
dwelling
berry, &C. containing In all $3.50 feet Title
Convey sncne Of the purchaser.
Terms liberal and made known sale For further
apply the suctionser.
i2-eods fInietl1
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BY GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers.
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS AT AUCTIoN.-on Friday, the
18th instant shall SELL the grocery the
south street and New Jersey Capitol Ill., 10 O'clock
all the remaining stock groceries and liquors,
Tea, coffee, candles, tobacco
Soap, backing, spices of every description
Nails, buckets, and brooms
Platform and scales and weights
Brandy, whisky, port sherry and other wines
With many other articles in the grocery line and the
lures.
Terms cash.
The is for rent Inquire on the premises.
GREEN b SCOTT,
Mar lT-a Auctoneers.
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DOR RENT.-To family, boarder., three story
brick building containing together
twelve with modern fixtures street, north side between
18Th and lth the Epiphany cburcent $500
To be week days, between IL and Possess
given the l Of April Apply G. 4. Gardner door
lar
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Positively the last week of
aTHE GREAT PANORAMA" AT
ODD-FELLOW HALL.

NOTWITHSTANDING the immense crowds which still flock TO
witness the World, must positively be
arrangements hav
ing This the last opportunity for The ladies'
this work of
before eight, and on Wed
and Saturday afternoons at four o'clock
Tickets IS Chidrea hall-pric
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Ky j. q. MCGUIRE, Auot,onser.

VALUABLE Farm SALE, containing ABA Of fine
farming cleared and under good fence, large
dwelling containing rooms, and suitable
budngs finely umhered, having 300 hundred
Of timber The farm lies Prince Georges county Ma
ryiand, miles from Piscatswsy.
Terms made easy
FOR further particulars inquire OF Mcclure, Edmund
Rrsco~ r. Ward Washington. the farm sold
privately Friday the 25h, viii then be sold auction
which much personal property will also be
negroes hired for the remaining Of this
J. q. MCGUIRE,
MsrIe "A Aucionecr.
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DOR RENT-The undersigned will lease the large
occupancy OF g. r. semmes,
United Hotel OF be given
The 18th Of May Inquire Of EDW. III. PENDLETON.
Mar lO-u.
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EURNIsHED APARTMENTS--A psrlor and bed IN
muncsng be had immediately and additional correspond
ing after the first Of April 18th street, sid third
door north Of the Irving House.
March lJ-3eod +.
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~. CLUsKY. Architect and Civil Engineer, re-
". moved his ocs Duvsils building Pennsy
wants avenue, between AZ and 9th streets.
Feb &-dim
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DIED,

On MARION, child
the late M. A X. BADEN, aged si1 months.
National Hotel, yesterday Mr. GEORGE E. BARroL, of
Boston, aged about hny years.
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DEPARTURE or THE CAMBRIA.

BosroN, March l6.-The royal mail steamship Cambria
sailed to-day with tweneght passengers for Lv-
elpoo and for Halifax. She takes no specie
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by II. N. sTRATToN. Auctionecr,

by II. N. srBATToN, Auctionecr,
(Pennsyiramia avenue, corner Of Ntnia street.
SCHOONER HENRIETTA AT AUCTION ny ORDER or AID
y Friday March leth at O'Clock, shall
Henrietta being good order and condition.
lies Blagden wharf Eastern Branch BY order OF
Terms cash. Il. A. THOMAS,
Mar ll-sodsds Administrator.
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vi York the practice of the law, and in additions will give his
and OF such pecuniary
be conded to him. Having formed
among the commercial financial and professional gentlemen
England principal the during
Of three half in London he also offers his
parties desiring have business transacted in Europe
New YORK, ~ Wall street, February, 1853.
RETERKsoEs
Messrs. James G. King * Sons,
Messrs. Gilbert, Coe, b Johnson, New York
Messrs Duncan, Sherman. & Co., }
Messrs Blake Ward, Il Co.. New York and Boston.
Messrs Corcoran Riggs, Washington.
Hon. John Davis, Worcester Massachusetts
S.Mr d. proposes New York in March early
Apn London where his business will probably dean him
weeks He will take charge further be
him other Of Europe. During his
addressed above will be attend His address
London will be the OF Mes Barring Brothers, Co.,
whom he is also permitted TO refer.
S-dlm
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nON'T FORGET y RNIDER, Jr.'s. Wine store, Phil
adclrhs where snd liquors Of reishs
qnsIy and cheap, and early delivered house
Washington, free of freight by "Adamss evprss mr. oprnss
sNrrrR's ! rsdclpnia,
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ny !. @. MCGUIRE, Auosioneor.

by y. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UN-
Improved property-By deed from the
Colonel George Bomor be Sold OF James
o. Mcclure, Thursday, March 2ib ocpct the fol
lowing described property
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ENGINEER DgPARTaEsT, Washington, March Is, 1853
DROPOSAIS will be received this office until the 18th April
materials uting
of haror Massachusetts These
repairs will principally dwelling surface break
water with heavy TO prepare &c for TWO courses Of IL
of split headers, weighing
estimated about 3,20s Of split
stone, $50 oleveng will be required The guam
uty, however, is only conjecturai.
Vessels lie close TO the breakwae with Is feet OF water
low
Further information @. H. Blunt,
engineers the United States engineer office, No. rs
State street, Boston, Massachusetts.
JOS. G.. ToTTEN,
Brevet Brig Gen. and Col Engineers
Union, Inteligencsr Republic, wash
ngton; Boston, Massachusetts and Eastern Argus
weeks; OF each
advertisement be the Engineer De-
partment
I6-eod2W
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NEW DRESS GooDs.--yve receiving very
IN which would invite
ion Of e which will be found
printed and moussenesi handsome solid
Bsreges, in all the desirable shades
Very handsome black lace demi-veis
Small palm shsws for spring
Handsome dress silks Of description
nice style mourning and
mou goods for ladies, consisting Of
Embossed black bereges
black and tissues
Plain black mou-seines, bombasins and shsieys
selected with great deal Of to
earnestly solicit the attention OF families gen
orally large assortment = .. . -
- NJ, SINISTER co,
Seventh street, near Pennsylvania avenue,
Mar ls-eo6uf
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ID H.. HOOE a co., Whoiesaie and Retail Dealers In
csrpetng floor oil cloths, msipss, curtain
sbertns, blankets and house furnishing goods generally
Pennsylvania between h and 9Th Washington
d. q.
AuQ 2o-0
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mi The of The and Doge by William Furniss.
-Four Years In Government Expedition
by Lieut. NJ Colvocoresses, W. 3. navy vol,
Australia her Gold Minesi vol. with mapi by X g.
Jameson
The OF the Baptist by Rev William c.
Duncan, NJ A.
The Napoleon Dynasty, Of Napoleon Family by
the serksiy New, with " portraits.
MmIs-d FRANCK TAYLOR.
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0riCes Observation-Disclosures OhIy 80 Genus.
THE VOYAGE DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI
HALL, PENNSYLVANIA Az.
First time in Washington)
THIS magnificent painting, the first and best of panoramas has
exhibited this country, except in Philadelphia
In give opportunity during the present week. the
price admission will be - all parts OF The house.
Children under 10 years Of age IAN cents
Doors evening at O'Clock panorama moves at ~
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at 81.
Mar l6-dU
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Also, five full sheets very heavy oil
ted mandatory Of Rolls Sons London which
and shaped hall, PASSAGE
To all OF which respectfully invite the attention
Mar Republic. HOOE,
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m NuAV. FOR UNITED STATES CONsUIs-Eprbrn-
hrseirs rights, duties, disabilities snolunsnt, &c, &C.
hy \ a-iis nsbsw late OF the " =. navy. Price u.
''s. -. a.. III sbns,op nv TAYLOR MAURY.
~, M booksellers, 9th street
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MORE NEW SPRING GOODS.-P u. steer, Mer-
ia chant Iaor h street, has spring
and wishc. all his public TO know that for
snd beauty OF his stock he has
on would compare with H. = ' : =
truth, he fell
largely he fear. loo
w. win therefore offer greatest possible 10
guaranty highest -
who order clothing regard and
work before
IL Il have devo,sa -
each by which perfection attained in
that important branch
Wa have complete stock Of Renteneps furnishing
shirts, stocks, gloves collars cravats scar
ar fB--dow
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Central Academy,
Corner Of 10Th streets.
Rev. James Nourse, lp..o,n..
Rev Jacob w. winans, s~P
Marcus %. Wells, Assistant
Mon. II. Rsoult Professor of Modern Languages
Circulars Fsrnhsr's, Taylor Msurys and Cray Bsl
aa1yns's boohsknws~- Dss 1A-eod6
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| UCIION NOTICE-The subscriber tenders his
his friends and The public general auctoneer for the sale
| every description of merchandise.
Furniture dwellings attended Liberal
made consgnmens and all sales guaranteed
| out delay. L. NJ. STRATTON,
General Auconee Pennsylvania avenue, 9th
Mar 9-lm
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Detroit, Feb. rs, 1853.
Mar 1-dtistApf
ITNCI.E TOMS CABIN.-h bfslts dssueusoype Of Mrs.
stowe "Unole Toms CABIN !, exhibition
Gallery peupsyIvrnis ~
portrait Of sontae, the famous" Queen Of Song"
T-d0
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SAULT STE MARIE ChNATseaied proposals for the consrnc
ton Of the canal around the Falls o ST. Mary In the state Of
Michigan, will be received the first day Of April
| and will be opened that day.
The canal will b. constructed sgcesby TO The set OF Congress
the Michigan providing for the construo
ton Of the The plan and are on e the Once
Captain Csn6ed Detroit which reference made
for information,
PROPOSALS he addressed Cenant, Detroit and must be
accompanied by OF surees Contaoors names TO be
4 49,
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NEW MANTILLAs FOR SPRING AND SUMMER
In subscribers day opened beautiful
which respectfully the ladies
of Washington and vicinity. In the lot
very handsome blue silk mantilas
do green do
10 do drab do
10 black do
lilac
10 embroidered black and colored do
10 application lace do
ALSO,
pieces plaid and striped silks, varying price
50 per yard
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, & co.
March l3-6tf
STRANV matting., Floor OIL Cloth subscribers
- received scoones Columbia Hamilton
from New York, the following,
100 pieces super A white Canton mating
do
do 10
25 do do a. red and white checked mating
IS do do 81 do do
25
Is do A fancy chain
is do do 54 do
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uf-YounE Mems ChTistian Assoc citation. Rooms Fow
les building th street, below r. the General Post once
The library and reading day Sunday
ceDed between the hours three and The best religious
and the standard and Of this
and Great Britain regularly received Citizens and
will be cordially welcomed
By order OF the Association.
Mar
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TONGRLSs amended providing
mova of the Red raft the advertisements heretofore
ed this subject have been withdrawn and the following b.
tuled in their stead
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be inserted in the Inssepcer, Republic and Usop, Wash
Savannah Republican, Savannah Pennsylvania Inquirer
Daily News, PHILADELPHIA Courier and Enquirer and Erpre
New York Wing Troy, y Boston Courier. Boston, daily for
weeks Of each containing the advertisement
10 he sent to the Engineer Department.
Mnrp-d2w
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DIR. MORRIS'S
Antf.Dispeptic E1ixer.

TTNHIS medicine has been in for several year
i and so great are its curative virtues that man
which were considered incurable have been per
manently cured by the of bottle of the Elk
er.
Many persons are afflicted with uneasy and pair
full feelings after eating, in all such cases the use
the Exer according to direction will give the higl
est satisfaction, giving relief Immediately and in
few days effecting permanent cure.
Infants teething are often attacked with spells G
vomiting. The Elixer occasions Of this characte
is the mothers best friend as few light doses re
stores the stomach to its wonted healthy tone.
In short no individual or family should be witheu
so invalua medicine
Soil by C. sTOTT co, cor Of 7th street and Penp
avenue w ELLIOTT. cor. of E and 18th street,
PATTERSON NAIRN, cor. 9th and Pepnsylvani'
or.,, feb7-n
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YEAR.
This Journal will contain each week, Twenty
eight long columns of choice reading matter, compris
ing gems of original and selected Poetry Tales Polt
cal and Literary articles, News both Foreign and
Domestic, the proceedings of Congress and State
Legislature and a full and complete Weekly Summa-
of the state of the Philadelphia Markets In fact
the WEEKLY PENNSYLVANIA will contain everyth thing
calculate to make it acceptable FAMILY VISITER.
To those who have been in the habit of reading
the PENNSYLVANIA, it is unnecessary to say this
Journal will maintain the reputation 1t has hitherto
borne National paper freely and boldly defend
ing the Constitution and the Union against the attacks
of the fanatics of the North and the dlsunionists OF
the South The cardinal principles OF the Democratic
Par will be maintained in ali their freshness vgor,
and purity; and departure from our cherished
doctrines, winked at or innovation tolerated.
It has been continued effort to make the Demo-
cratic masses reading people, and pleased to
find that they are becoming more and more SO every
day. But our desire is make them still more stu
dous
Our Democratic friends throughout the Union,
called upon to aid in Increasing the already wide
circulation of the WEEKLY PENNSYLVANIA; by so do
ing they will not only be helping but also aiding
in circulating Democratic truths that will produce
glorious result That our readers may be persuaded
to help us, we offer the following inducements:
TO CLUBS.
We will send to one address,
Six Copies for Five Dollars
Twelve Copies for Nine Dollars.
Twenty-four Copies for Sixteen Dollars.
Fifty Copies for Thirty Dollars
Single Copies One Dollar.
ka- No Orders .ciu be attended to unless aceompa
Address WIN. II HOPE, Publisher Of the wEEK1EY
PENNSYLVANIA, No . South Third street, Philadel
phia-
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BE GENTLE.-Vielence ever defeats it's
own ends. When you cannot drive you can
always persuade. Few people will submit
to correction. A gentle word, kind look,
a good natured smile can work wonders,
and accomplish miracles. There is secret
pride in every human heart that revolts at
tyranny. You may order and drive an in
dividual, but you cannot make him respect
you. In the domestic circle more especially
kind words and looks are most essential to
connubial felicity. Children should never
be spoken harshly to. 1t does them no
good. If they commit fault, they should
be corrected for it in mild but firm man
ner, and the impression it makes upon
them is sure to prove salutary. A mild
and gentle demeanor is certain Of making
friends while it creates no enemies.