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- cents on each letter Of hnrf an
ounce or under, and 6 cents
on each newspaper.
{ % cents on each letter Of half an
ounce ~ under, and 8 cents
on each newspaper.
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washington, August .. issy.
CEPARATE PROPOSALS DO received :, ,b,. os. ..u ss
tn. Of the troops Of The United States upoa ssve<aoa
followsi
IA Bsien Rouge Barracks, Lsausam..
40 barrels Of pork
IS barrels Of hesh supernne hour
80 bus heels OF white held beans
l,0Do pounds OF good haId soap
AS pounds Of good hard sperm candles
IS bushels OF good clean dry nae salt
S50 gallons Of good cider vinegar
az Key Wssf, Frorisa.
Is Sa1reis Of Of r fresh supsrnns hour
IS bushels OF white field beans
200 pounds Of good hard soap
800 pounds OF good hard sperm candles
IS bushels of good clean dry nue salt
HS gallons Of good cider vinegar.
AT Basraneas Barvaeks Pensacola, Fisvtss.
IS barrels o pork
SO bushei. OF new white field beans
9!5 pounds Of good hard soap
$50 pounds Of good hard sperm candles
IA bushels Of good dry dne salt
200 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
at Fort Smith, y1rkansss
SO barrels Of pork
81 bushels white field beans
1000 pounds OF good hard soap
400 psands o. good hard nu sperm a, ga eandls.
AIS gallons OF good cides vinegar.
The whole TO be delivered in all May, 1854
At Fort Gibson, .frkanss.
$50 supernne flour
30 bushels Of white field beans
a,eos pounds Of good hard soap
65 bushels Of good clean dry tine salt
900 gallons OF good cider vinegar
Tho whole 10 be delivered in all May, 1894.
At Fort Lsaren~orth, Missouri Ri.~
$40 barrels of pork
500 barrels Of fresh supernne -four
40 bushels OF white field beans
1880 pounds Of good hard soap
1900 pounds Of good hard tallow candles
o. bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
900 gallons OF good cider vinegar. -
nas.e R.t Point u. yr:5 M..e; {, r.s %
miles ty land and $50 by water from forf SAs"ns ~ rse
osa nf
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EMIGRATION To UTAH-The Danish government has
been officially informed that there thirteen hundred
Danes the OF emig rating 10 Utah. Prodigous
efforts are making by the Mormons throughout the north
OF Europe direct emsranis 10 their State Their Oh.
jec, is attain the required population for the adms-
sion OF Utah into the Union.
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SUccEss AT THE FIsHEKIEs,n regard 10 the fisheries,
the New Brunswicker hears from the Gulf that The fish
cries OF every description have been than usually
prolific that mackerel very abundant everywhere,
and that American mackerel scaooners making good
fares within the prescribed limits, by keeping Of
their number on The watch for the steamers.
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MAINLAND AND DELAWARE SHIP CANAL Petitions are
IN circulation in the several counties OF Delaware for
senatsres praying the governor to call The legislature
together, for the purpose of obtaining charter for
right OF way through the Stale for the contemplated ship
canal 10 connect the waters OF the Chesapeake and Del.
aware bays. There appears TO be but one feeling upon
The subject The people in favor of the enterprise
n the right OF way is obtained the werk will be com.
pleled in at least two years
THE CRYSTAL PAL,cE-WuL 1T PAr Some OF the
New York papers discussing The question whether
the Crystal Palace will pay as speculation One Of
them POUNDS an opinion adverse to its pecunary profit
on the following grounds, which may may not be cor.
rect
The structure cost $500 900, while the of keep.
ing things in order runs away with 81 500 per week
more The receipts, thus far, have averaged about
IS 900 per week Should these receipts continue till the
grant OF The ground expires. two years from last May
the stockholders will be treated TO the following exhibit
Cost OF building $500. 900; weekly expenses for i04
weeks, nj 500 per week. $4,000 two years interest
on fret cost of building, oo0 total ou,goes 1926 900
Income, iol weeks receipts at 900 per week $3.50,
ooo value Of building at expiration OF the show, $50,
hole amount OF receipts $3.50 900. From this de.
duct the expenditures S726 600, and we have balance
of So 900 as the profits OF the Exhibition But what
right have suppose that the receipts will average
any such sum we have fixed upon For the frst six
months the receipts may equal not only 5000, but Ray
go beyond il; but what will the succeeding ak months
doi In all probability, not over 81. 900 per week BY
December next the foreign contributions will commence
leaving for home, and with their departure will 90 some
OF the leading attractions of the Exhibition In cur opin-
ion, ksss statue OF the Amazon draws 10 the treas
ury than all the Of the show put together Now,
the second sI months pay in $4,000 per week. what are
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A MOUNTAIN BoRER.-E Talbot, mechanic Of Hart
ford, Connecticut, has invented a machine called noun
tain borer 1t weighs eighty tons, has engine OF
sixty horse power, and is 10 be fastened upon rock
near Harlem The Hartford Times describes il as a bold
conception OF mechanical genius. than equal TO all
the curiosities in the Exhibition at New York
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4 Tabltau Uysnl.

4 srrrc occurred, says 'he ChaHe,-
town foH'er, near our office. sun
day or two since, which, trivial and un-
importanl i1 itself attracted mnch no
lice. anl elected many remarks from
spectators and passcr' by 4 colorrl
nurse Rad STATED hcr.ef on lhc door.
step adjoining olr office ~ rect irr
young char1c--au iutcre.'in. lItilc e.I
Of so'nc ihrre or four year. Tho
clld. wrar.rl with promeuaing and
otcnour hY ihe .uitry boat sai down
"a hr,l beside fAc nurse, bot soon rccliu-
cd her bead on the Huuc's lap, ani thus
went o. slrep--thr ngfsc's arms rrpo,-
ins ou hei .n oliliai tenderness aud
protection. The negro nurse. too, soon
fell a.leep amy one Aho kn0ws
ihe negro ua'urr, knoas tilai 10 b. .i.l
aHl awake al the same time. aud e-pc-
cal'y IA summer, is almost impossible
with them H. THE posiiion. ~ hi~i was
maiuiainel or SOME time, lhry present
- most Interesting isbicau - Tie
. young rAii repos.as irusuuily aa1 con-
G3ennaiy and SHINING htr d Jrva oi
au LtLiop', nrm ~ delicate nina
toe, rnn,fa.ln9., -cg in a tafk ground
. sh!e iAt snne slrp. on, aiIli pr-ssrt ing
her sHt.us postum, an4 ever snd anon.
betrayed hrr 'lse.ans ssns' u ii.t sh,iI q
presence vs. 'b9Bsli 3 aA i.usifa.
iise type ~ iae relations dos happily
e4isi i.riaeea Iaets races under oui
lna.iui.sns --ihr negro uairh,ns of~i
anil protecting the Infancy of she rars
~ vhtL 90 torn fIsI ie,t ior proie .ot
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There lives in New England gentle
man who gave me the following truly
interesting account oi n portion of his
own life. He wns M apprentice in a
tin mnnuiactory. when twenty.onc
years old be had lost his health. so that
ho was entirely unable TO work ut hi.
trade, and wholly destitute of means
With his imperfect hcallh,he was thrown
out upon the world, to seek any employ
mcnt Tor which lac had strength lie
said he went out 20 find employment
with The determination, that whatever
he did he would 30 n WELL. The
first aud only thing hc found, that he
could do, WAS to black boots and scour
knives Ia a tavern. This he did, and
did It well, rs gentlemen now living
would testify. Though his business VA.
low, and scrsilc, lac did not lay aside
scli-rcspecl, or allow himself to be made
mean 10y bis business. The respect aud
confidence Of his employers wa. soour-
ed, rs matter Of course, aud he va.
advanced 10 more lucrative aud less
lnborious position,
The health of this young man was re
stored, and he returned 10 bis lcgit-
mate business, He has accumulated an
ample fortune, and Is training an inter
csting family, by giving ihc,n' the best
adFnnlagcs for moral and mcnlal cult.
yatlon. he gentleman in question
stand, high among the liberal giyefs To
every benevolent object Il would lie
/ supcriinonN 20 sny, though naturally
I very modcrale and retiring he holds nn
! elevated place ~ the community where
I be lives. and Is 10 bis minister what
/ jonathan was 81 David.
Young men who may chance to read
the above statement Of facts. should
! marx the secret Of the above named
success. II Is often and truly sad, the
whole system Of Subbaih-school Insiruc-
ton commenced IA the little word rnr.
so lhr mans wkDls character, OF whom
I haze spoken, was forp,ed aud diyeefed
by The determination 10 do whatever he
did WILL.
Poverty and sepilc labor are ~ dp
grace, "hcu pctsous IN lhcte cifrnm-
stances 10 not disgrace themselves by
feeling that leeauvo they have inferior
clothes nnd lover employment than
I others, therefore they need MOI be par-
iioular about their character 1hl, IL
lhe mislake iAo ruin Of thousands.
DO lhc Thing yuu are doing 80 SrLL
ihu you viii be respected 10 your place,
ani y0u may may be sure il viii be
.ad 10 500, " Ia up hi1her."
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SO muth iof P,nt,trInn

%" ''i'"N 'uS "'."uN' ~ we r'fsNi
OF partner Hnl'' u'ii''Hi'it'' - i'iHei
Wy A'n,I') y az D''hs "'''l''y "o'. ~
poiniedly Illustrates The advantages o.
pTisrfei'hs'
gentleman bthS ~ NA"' 81 -
wife advertised Tor one Hi'l a. the Hthr
an' l'''" arp'in''H "a' in'' ny d '''l l'
lh'if stations IA liic c'"iilTd them ~
be- - called 'nd lhc gentleman ne wen
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grNGiGllN iNClpryr

liuupg au engagement between .
Hungarian and an Austrian irpop ct
& ebt ,n.ael9. a Ilcn,ca stabbed an
Austrian oticor with hayonci. and
monally voiudcd him Nalural gcu.
rr,si', prompted ihc Hungarian Hon.
we'd To- extend hts aid to the diving Toe.
Tho otlicct said To him with great ever
ton
see you are n brave, god naiurcj
fellow will AK favor of vnu In
my pocket book yon will Gnd PACKAGE
containing Recommendations which INV
family Will hc ruined reduced To hcr.
gary Promise 10 send this package
safely to my family in Prague, Ia Rohc.
mia
~ viii carry It to them myself" an.
swyrcd the lIon,cd.
Swear II to me. SAID the Austrian.
Sin nm Hungarian gave YOU
my Wori. responded the llon,cd.
In few minutes afterwards, the
wounded man died In the arms OF his
generous loc. who nllcr covering the
body with bis own mantle, aud putting
bis sword IN his hands, crossing them,
took hls papors, aud joined his troop.
The conflict ended. and the llan,cd
repaired TO his captain, aud requested
a THROUGH which was douird. his did
not discourage our hero he went TO SEQ
the colonel Of his regiment, but met with
the same result Finally he went 10 the
commanding general, klapka, but even
he did not grant his request In the
night following he lefl the camp, aud Ia
course of a few days lac travelled 400
niles aud delivered the papers safely
in the hands of the deeply afflicted wld
ow Of the deceased Austrian, residing at
Prague
soon alcr our hero, the llonved. re-
joined has corps, and reported himself TO
hls captain, who had him arrested N u
dcscricr. \ future court martial con
dcmncd him To bc shot. The bravo man
calmly resigned himself to his fate,
which came not Unexpectedly. lie pre-
pared himself for death, aud when lLc
fatal mnskcis were almost to his breast,
he exclaimed
pledged my honor aud nv word.
and was bound to keep them ELGrS
nAzA ulurrah for my native land)
and sank dead, pierced by many mus
kct balls
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wr uoi owe YOU ?" said Walter. Ma,
vou see that all YOUR care ha, not been
lost. but tlal instead Of leading the
amlr.s and useless lives Nc bcgap we
NAV live as those who have an earnest
mission 20 fulfill
Amen I" said the mtuisicr and
amcn" responded every grateful heart
present
II is needless to add iha, lhc second
uninu was more hsppy lhan the 6r,f
since ihr one was hasrd on the qualities
Of mind and heart The other the mere
youthful admiration Of personal beauty
Both hal learned painful lesson Of Us
insuilicicncy TO produce abiding Joy
and of their own lack Of The right sort
ofmcnial culture Family Circle and
parlor Annual.
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tht,ct rctirp.

LINES.
ssrs..f-s tf ftf f,s.t ef G. ~ rsrra pAs tst Usf
o. is-t
4iss a.. tt1t~F Ftl-
o.. srs-l Of a,y .tsrs, l.aie lace,
raasn Hn ih3 taaf.Hl ~t'
Lrt er ttr tt ' rhY tat srofd
tua Wcr.' ut. werP .o.asy
Ti.a brscfs uf tH1 rnaUui4i sfss
rurr tsfsssfd u.taufa tbe 's.rs
SOD sst I llae aast s,rf s,-p
8ss muu meet fai fclts.
u uB ua. aurci. Of thi ler
TsrssaH on thtu uafoi suhiime,
E,,l ssf ts have trsd an hcstu
Las rTap'os in vintage umt
u.rn 90, sra'ca and -oiraln aps
Ahd 81 us. aurri, now,
~ tlau has ,y.t laid tls hand
tpr q rohlcf brow.
day we've raiird hafk ihe dauers
To give him t'am to sleep.
Apd then -toppsd backward from ur place
DO vorp, %, COD 20 rsr'
IHva angel vf Jhe stou, pale nce,
Pause ou tn1 fearful way,
Bo,t % tie hGl of tf9 dark sword
tnd vetr, q weep t"-dsy
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NORTIMORES.
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND.

sI'Uts truly celebrated remedial pre-
L psfsfun, sHhractIas aiiEc tut rach and even de-
ssnpsiSs - nhsHinsts Com piaH, is arr7dt TO Vel
saoH And s.e-lasi ihtaH shuui the tnitrd Sisie- q
reqas sns lengthy R,iCr of ~ paramount virtues.
II srsdictie. ths hctctsiI- iaruf4bs and dIstrrssnE
ai.,A- fti5r the sslrin and tItnd' uns slird n e
pharhAry Of nsatrlur.
We o. at pfuf,1a b. make unqualified statemrnts,
10 fsfcs Hp.ffunl before the pablic, but simply %
request tiie-, most ia'Hf sird,
ArtFEHEBS THf.HNILgES
- pr,, lfe iisis tho Ngeri iu ,h,f 'cHN circular
sad Hsi 0ai, read the Irsgiil l 70 thgso nho have
. fBonenceA u, invsiussic curative powers. hui ~
r,, ssii aian, the C.pt Hlrsor"ts a" td The
,IaisgBfHfs mas rrurnatr ffam tlr fountain head
eaafs- Whte 90 ssusit the uat -hhf one
hy bieh u. fseat,9aB 1t th' Reuirdt rs certain It
esing sastainrd Nnie also te ths tfspucturs, 81 no
VIII ssrafi ever iHlttu sinu, and furnih nancs II
Ahaauhfrd rharsstuf ffpF sfritrn e the uiun
nums-gtng ins thria suHr ot To- tn"s eminent
rhr.icAh. Clsgg3men, Eillfs, aud lFuNlheni rh.
ssns F.aaeFns the reliability and 'ihra'g "i tbo rem
.fs 80 au4 the Fsarh q Doubt Distract
NuWTtNORE'F
RtITrNATIt COMPOUND
tss Ffestahis eftrzrt, an tn'ftnal umrdft WephIe1
.trrrsst Dc th. di,esto aud tht, % Wtl rufr ~
sIsf, f''u. 1naAipHAt.fy NeuIel - Chrome, M mat
tsf 81 hos long stsudtur
Sold IA haiisns hy FuNu huh~E
The shove have aist iarssis
THE GRE1T ALTERATIJE,
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,Aup An n,I.I,rT pnINrINc.
fKtNfiNH - tpiuRS.
CtIiS FfRNi>HU TO ORDER

SaiuP, the means shi y1a muittiAY tis results.
10 ess H the established uAatuts an huslHsss iai hss
iasa- tho tifiHnrs ct tinssnis ~ men that have coin
msHrsd aiih aeiiuaF hsi tlrf individual entrrPps"
10 d-lssnd npsR. The staut oi 'He aEr FasiuFsb dt
tnaaa' ihat man 20 msufr Frc-=s n husbess hnuld
than asuAt ehsftuns O" rrtt a. CUSTOMERS
never cone 10 mas shop Il hs sits down quietis
sad q sits 81 them, siHni letting he business be
khssn Hs might a. well light candle and place IL
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NORTiMoRE'-
BIT TER G o II ID l A l.
BLOOD PURIFY Err.

........~s.-e..,.....s.s. .s.,.s..stsss.ss.ss,'.,s-
Tia, iHrainshis pt.psfatian hss naaiped pppu-
I,nty ~hsG~seF tntraAaesd unprecedented in Ihc hs
tsy - an olher Ffspa'a'ia eiauga' e'has he pub
i.r The anu shed tnusa nds ho have usta "a, and
have ssaHna atvr onrrts N removing disease
Aad Restoring ,hs Nervous system,
hef.d It % ts wafid a. posse sssng il's Hit 81
tssttos tiftass known 70 the MsisftA hrdica fhis
eisa.e The ars susdiaF In M p'.iessiaa use shd
pfrscfib. Il as ihs snssi rlrctre
.Aiuaiire and Blood Pa1fgsr ,uer knotrn-
Ssatais,A, ,Gsarfsi pss,l,p ssa Nervous NseciiaHs
~ sg.spsis isesttln, Ices 81 Api~i'e, NsrNpss
Hs.akrh. - ", cf Hipsa tafhe ifai, tasiisrhrss
" ifsFsisfiss 81 M ha 80, len'ef ~ We rids-
fisia shry faigrsueh gf tAe Hear. uihfni hfeaih
tAe Pfssuaifon 81 me Arr,Ha Sfsftn ~ 4nbhe-s,
Aifia sassss uf AnrftAns 81 ihs Lanss, lAHAditri
nis.ssss ~ tiis hen ~ efs areisei. ftefais nlf'
.'pseitlf n'ih frta'lns ~ Ansigf brbii1 aha tf'.
tfattSe ri The Nsfrsas rfffen, futAhfHn ifaiisiis
o. Has y, 4 ,hr Hi5 Tho 'aa lsihis afs Tesf'iy
rsasass4 b. tias uss - thn untiitL
Il. ~ ssasslsrs q tt frssss tfs4
THE BALB or GiiEiD,
r.p..taiiy 90 Fsmalcs
1. ..sfy fessFst atis rsdus tf STE N rcron 1is Ms
ttssf ., iat sapsflt iHt - 90 srs 90 shs ~ ihs
az ifssFsas fanssaands rasisf fhirara unarf ihc CON
ss-ssHsiss alnas a +" SAf'agtriias
a ~ a. 0as 70 if. tis of ihs -tafa
art strvs eiisi tbs dgrsttr orrfHs, aiaiss ls
f.sf ts asAlthe srftn saFr snt o. thf - mo iul
sst, sRa Is.uzsas refffian, '"ii,afts F''''l mob
rsrtfsEiflHs kaa fsaaftif ifnF4fr sassis sifsnfis
-. las s.fris sssIrs ff7fo. ths oesii'aiin 10 ti
e.. strsartb. ana usFsfga E0~ d Beam ana Esa1''
~ Z =, Verrtsii. sts'.l. pi'a'ah' % 'ais, aat
ssisstit .sfr e. bs asas 10 hnf Hrs~ ~ hrsihi ewes
- 49, Aesi dsiisatt iHlsAff ~ cana
Fr.fs oas bsllsr fsf hafi's
~ 49, hs pfuu.as srnsr.ht- hh'if'as 80
H.sa rarrisss ~ ~ sarFisd sHi i'rsis'sH tath'
frarsisaifs
r5Nbt sonsE. AFsH,', Sl,a aas wa'stsra'
Nv. ALpx,NDEp a co, rrgf,s,ar',
- if - 8 dtfslas si 49, hassss Ne" hHft
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ro.f Dfftrg Sfsaf- fhcse arii-
cle,. a. aii uaf rralrrs know arr soms-
times rather l.hiauli ~ iasfrn Da le'irfs
aih14i ii.r ul of liu.s ftira paste
Tie Clalaa4le Deml>rai isli' a prriiy
e1aI story 11 iiis slbj-f uhlrh Drrlr-
rel ~ WrsaeII. 4 hitter aa- p1l ia-
% ta- hor rte appearance n eh.ch i3-
liraf-i iAat fLe vrllrr pas Yrar 4s'eu-
"a ls ihs asf II aa.nps. and bad failed 20
make one dts at al lie had tried,
Dat tLe intri-fare portrait II Beajsm'n
Ffaulia raaA sa,i ~ A. lat, IN
iespa.r be- p..aad a 70 lh- entsloi.s.
and srats .4si ald-fhfatH if--" Pam y
o.. Id ft.ag sa.tf
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Crosseh's Cornet Band,
~ rReSSfET, i.EADkh,
n sla tsrsasrtssa a. Fssasssss - 49,
\ sUrf rans Na Ntaf. atetlfassaHf tai .fH
HH .Fsislaafaf pa aIsaa'Ih
"a H'fHs sfH Hs.sH. fH Hs HH1HfF.esH faN
fsaasH - auIfns fff
rasaasrss trf tH
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Fancy Printing
done In ssery variety "f eoior'
Book and Pamphlet Printing

VIII d'sPs't" MI" NJ To" '"''F'
ID 6, a.sl-ss o. nnamefstr fauhef ~ ~ort Wtll be
done crf.ciiy, srP,iuu-ls, sfa rhr apN, aud TAR
share u prhtir -aiuiHaF. fssirtt IS solicited
hsss sfosisa. Al nfdsfs sitfpr-"i - tHr pfopustoT
ef No llsf,l4 viii receive pfnmW sucnti"n
n I. HAHNfh.
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The shove have aisf tar sale
TUE GREiT ALTERATII Il,
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-12-28

ITAvING recently added TO their stock Of
Hardware, are now offering for sale, cheap
a. eau be purchased in Ohio, is . o'.f ll swIa'I
d 80 boxes axes Whites, Hunts, Waters, Da-
yis' and Quinn's, ali Of which are warranted; soil
a5 dor. Ames' aud Rowland's ileel and cast
shoyels; '''
5000 lbs. Log, cable, trace, halter and COW
chains '''N'a''f .' Nlyl l.i H' Z
20 do1. Mil, c~ros.cut, Hand, pannel, Rip and
Wood sawt Of the best manufacture. ahl
500 doz. Table Knives ind Forks. .i H.H'
J. & A. Invite the attention oil house keepers
TO their stock ofrable Furniture, particularly as
it is much better than is usually sold in the coun-
try. '"' .'h t,''' ''li
so doz. Rural, Cottage, and Store Door locks.
100 dor. common latches, with and without
bolts. lur6N prh .I-r ,aU .t.e E
~ ps. oil floor eloth-rieh colorH. nf VI ~
% do g. enanslfd cloth, very heavy and
cheap, = a.. '' "'
6 do green, black and cold do.
20 doz smoothing IRONS, selEheatins and COM
mon. .-l'fi %. .l"i"'at' ."0H0< s.a,D 4
| 100 dol. Butchers files, assorted from 8 to IS
inches.
1850 dOz ch'selS--hrming, morticing and cor
ner. ."'fN 'Hf anfL.H ..s ' ..Yu|
so doI farmers chisclS lind gouges.
II doz Brass, block Tin and wood Cocks, to
screw or drive. I.I.f
100 boxes glass, s5y 10 to "a by 10.
10000 lightb sash, all sizes.
500 lbs putty IN b~ladders.
so tons best Juniata IRON. t'a
10 tons best do nails.
Call in gentlemen, don't be afraid Of the 'Ncw
Firm ; you shall be treated rs kind as ever.
Nov. 2, 1853. ly2i
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,g16Ymtbs7g Depattlment,,
A STORY FoR BOYS.

Rus;nes. called me- N the limited Stale,
land Oaiee. While here. a lad. anna.
r.n,lv about six,een or seventeen wears
old. came n and presented 4 certificate Of
purcba,e offor,y acres oflapd. was struck
with The c~ountenance and penersl sppear.
ance of ,he lad, and INQUIRED IL him for
whom he was purchasing the land The
reply was! Fdr myself, sir" then in.
ouired where he poi the money? He an.
swered. earned it.n Feeling. then, an
increased desire to know something more
sbou, this lad, | asked bin whether he
he had any pareuts, and where they lived !
Atthaleueslion he took a seal, aud gaze
me the following narrative :
ELAN now from New York Stale. ]
have there living a father, mother. and five
brothers and sisters, Iamthe oldest clihI.
Father is a drinking man, and often would
return home from his days work drunk,
and no, a penny in bis ndcke,. Finding
father would no, abstain from LIQUOR. | 70.
solved 10 make a. effort. in some wav. to
r%elisye mother. SISTERS and bro,bers from
wan. Alter revolving things oycr in nv
mind. and consulting with mother. | got
nil he hforma,ionl cuuld about the Far
West. and started from home for Wiscon.
Elm with ten shiIIinqs in nv pocket ]
left home on foot. After spendinp nv ten
.hlliasr,,, / worked nv way 10 Wisconsin.
Here Got an axe, and Sc, 10 work, clear.
ed laad earned money. saved. until |
gathered a hondied dollars and with i, /
now pay for this forty acres of land"
90. W.II uy aood l.dr ~, br ,h;s ,ins
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If Al such ~pioughihes. the iutro& Do
materially d~sepeued, lime, mari Or tshe7''
should be applied. ialds % ,fleg ia'c,b-
"a. Young stock should be moderately
frd with grain in winter, and receive gem
erOps supplies Of long %prctsndsr, il being
essential 10 keep them in ) lair condition,
in order ihatihe formation ofmuscle, bones,
&c, may be encouraged and continuously
carried on. dal n .mti T,,a ,
!. rs. Mich cows, 10 winter, should be
kept in dry, moderately warm, bu. well
ventilated quarters, fed and wstered three
times a day, sailed twice or three times
per week, have clean beds, be culrled daily,
and in addition 10 their long prosender,
should receive succulent food nom ny aud
night n '@a,iaral se,teo1,as ,dl.J ua boz, %
20 Full compliment Of tools and I'M
plemenls Of husbandry, are intimately con-
nected with The success Of the hrsband'
man.
y 81. Capital is moi only essential TO sg-
ricuIlural success, but can be as properly
used in farming as in any other occupa'
ton. go si01u'1osaa 'iiaaoiJ rl
/ %. Punclualiiy in engagements is ne
cessary 10 an agricullurisi, as it is 10 a mer'
chant.
20. Every hu%sbaudman should carefully
read and digest matters connected with his
business ; his success being as dependent
. =. N aA al - NNA 80 .LA. a
upon a full knowledge Of its principles and
details as is that Of the lawyers o. pbysic an,
with a knowledge of The science Of law OF
physic. oae ,et1 .raw,ia.a a, !.
80. Wheat, rye, oats, and barley shout
never follow each other in a course Of rola
lion; there should always be an intervene
iug hoe-crops between them. 90
81. Weeds should never be permitted
TO mature their seeds on the farm, but b
pu.ledrpor Gu, down as often as the,
show themselves, such being the only e
feclual method Of eradicating them. i
ensure This result, the ground should b
/ planted in corn, and then KEEP, clean.