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Dem ooratlc csngressIo sIollalcOnYentlOn.


Democratic Compassionate icOnyentlon.l
TIE Democracy of Putnam county are
requested to meet aithe usual places of
holding Elections in their several towns
ships, on Tuesday, the 2oIh day Of Aus
gust next, between the hours of ten o.
clock, "A. NJ, and four o'clock, P. NJ, Of
said day, for the purpose Of nominating
candida,erto be supported in the Com
grcssional Convention, which is TO. meet
at Napoleon, Henry couuty, on Friday,
the lst day Of September, 1854, 10 rep,
resent the Fifth Congressional Dstic'
Of the State of Ohio, in the next Congress
Of The United States.
The Committee submit the following
resolution OF previous Committees of the
party, TO wit:
"Resolued, That The Central Commi,
tee shall appoin, one Judge in each town.
ship, and one alternate Judge, TO serve
in his absence, at each nominating poll
taken in each township"
In compliance with the above rcsoln-
lion, the Committee have appointed the
following named persons, to wit:
Monroe u Dlniel Rlrhs, John Grant.
Perry-Seneca Dimmock, William
Cannon.
Montery-William Recknri, John M.
| Million.
Jackson Philip Anderson, David Ca
rey.
Jennings-H. ]. Boehmer, Henry
Raabe.
Sugarcreek jeremiah Rmer, E. A,
EIusson.
Union-John Kahns, Hiram SArber.
Greeasburgh- enj,min Kirkendall
John F. Kahle. @5
Liberty George Hagle, Joseph Arm.
strong. f,
Otiowa - Herman II. Rocker, John M,
Radabapgb. @
Pleasant--A. j Fmchey. 3. F Irwin.
Riley Henry Kiheffar, N. b. 'Fharp.
Blanchard William Mcclure, William
Young.
Van Bmen-Peier Bowman, William
fitzpatrick.
The Convention OF three delegates
from each township, for the purpose o!
counting the votes, &c, will meet at Tie
Cuur, House in Kaida, on Wednesday
the 3O'h day OF Angus, next, a! one o.
clock, P. NJ.
Each township is entitled to the fol.
lowing number Of Delegates in said Con
gressional Convention, 10. wit:
Monroe, l l;Peny,2; Montery,3; Jack
son,3; Jennings, 6; Sngarcreek,4; Union
Il Greensblrgh. 4; Liberty, 4; Onowa
H.; Pleasant, 6; Riley, a; Blanchard IL
Van Buren,, 8.
JOHN MONROE,
Chairman Dem. Cen. Com.
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LATEST ARRIVAL.
AT THE TAYLOR STORE!0


TUST received from New York and Gin.
~ cinnati,thc following new and,vruable
GOODS, which we are ready to sci at the
lowestrates at which sale are made in this
section of the State! Call soon, as they are
gong fast;
Meetings & Shirtings, a Large assortment;
LAWNS, BAREGES, &C, &C;
Silks, ,'SilkLawns, ,SiM Fringe, Stray Braid,
Summer Cloths, Colinets, Denhams, York,
Ladies' DriIls, &C., &C.;
Ready-made Light Clothing for the Season,
OF all Sizes and Qualities;
PALM LEAF, LEG HORN, slLK & BEA-
YER Fl ATS,
Lrdies' Fancy B,nnets, Summer Silks,
and Plain and Fancy Ornamented,
and Bonnet Trimmings, Elan.
Z" nels, Woolen, and Cotton, b..
Hosiery, Ctildrens Romen's and Men, Cot
Il ton Linen and Woollen;
Ludies' and Men's Fancy Boots, Shoes Slip
pers, &c.-lncluding Home-Made Roots e.
Shoes; CLOCKS, 8 day and "a hour, very
elegant; SCHOOL BOOKS in use in Schools
Stationary, Ruled Paper, Post and Foolscup
by the ream or qure.
ICROCKERY, GLASSWARE & STONE.
WARE, UMBRELLAS, ,BROOMS,&c.
Steelyaids, Sad and Smoothing Irons, Bask
cts of different sizes; Scythes and scythc
snepthes, Hoes, Spades. Shovels, Forks. &C.,
&c.; Razors, Table Knives and Forks, Shoe
makers Cutleries, Fancy Pen, Pruning and
Common Knives; Nails, from As to l0sin.
elusive. 3d. per ID.
''' GUN BARRE ELS,
Butts, Saws, Levels, Locks, Screws Knobs,
Gimblets, &c.; SUGARS, Crush, Leaf New
Orleans and West India, very cheap, Sugar
at 6d. per ID good article; G ,fees, Coffee
Essence, Teas, Rice, Pepper, Cinnamon, ,Pi.
mento. Nutmeg, &c. T0BACC0S--Caven.
dish, Twist, Plug, Fancy cut, and common
salt, saleratus, cider vinegar, whiting, white
lead, paints, oils, dye stuffs, Molasses, 40c
Sugar House, and Golden. s
Together with large number of other ar
ticles TOO nuInerousto mention.
WM & A. J. TAYLOR.
KALIDA, June 10, 1854. G67
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ATTACHMENT A NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that at my in
IN stance an order Of attachment was is.
sued OH the 7th day of July, 4. D. 1854, by
John NJ Radabaugh. a Justice Of the. Peace
OF Ottowa township, Putnam county, Stnte
Of Ohio, against the goods and chat.els,
rights, interests, stocks, &c, of Abraham
Marker,a nonresident Of the. county end
absconding debtor. .in.aecivil acton IN which
| claim an Indebtedness due and owing to
me by said Abraham Marker Of the sum Of
S226, 6,l2, with interest on the same from Ju-
ly 9th, 1851; said order oi nttachment re-.
turned on the l2th day Of July. 1854.
DAVID COX,
bv JANIS MAcKENErE, Au'y.
Jul, IA, 1854. cog
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LAND FOR SALE,

TIME undersigned offers for sale, or in
exchange for Real Estate in Lebanon
Or it's vicinity, in such parcels as will suit
purchasers and on very liberal terms, the
following lands, to wit: .s... ....a ~.
634 acres in Allen county, Ohio.
1880 acres in n Hood county, Ohio.
l347 ac res in Van Wcrt county, Ohio.
$40 acres in Defiance county, Ohio.
4ol acres in Fulton county, Ohio. .s-.. s.
$50 acres in Henry county, Ohio.
432 acres IN Williams county Ohio.
100 acres in Putnam county, Ohio.
80 acres in Paulding county. Ohio.
30 acres in Mercer county. Ohio. '=
1850 acres in Clinton county, Ohio. -.,
The above lands were located amongs,
the first selections in tho counties where
they are sirnased, and for fertility of soil are
nns rrpassed. There are Railroads, Plank
Roads, or Canals, convenient to almost every
tract, which afford q cheap and economical
outlet to the best markets for all the products
of tho farm. The lands will be disposed Of
at less prices than other lands of similar
quality and location are selling for, and in
lots to suit purchasers. ~
ANY further information will be given by
tho subscriber, in Lebanon; by John Jack
son, or Lemuel Lewis, at West borough
Clinton county, or by r. w Glchrist, VIII,
will spend most Of his time in the North
western part of the State, experimenting TIL
sales Of these lands.
July Id, 1874. = r. G CORWlN.
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PRoBATE CouRT Room, PUTNAM Co., O.,l
July 81. 1854.
MOTTO e is hereby given that Jonathan
In Y. Sacke;t, Administrator, de bonis
non, with the will annexed of William Hen
derson Senior, deceased, has this day filed
his accounts for partial settlement. Also,
the account Of Jonathan Y, Sacket,, Admin.
istrato or Of Mary Henderson. deceased, for
partia settlement. Said accounts will be
heard and examined August l9, 1854.
.694* JOHN DIXON, Probate Judge.
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Important Discovery!
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES!

BRYAN'S Pull LMONIC WATERS
Are unfaillng IN the cure Of Coughs, Colds.
Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Hoarse,
ness, Difficult breathing, Incipiept consump-
tion, and Diseases of the Lungs, They
have no taste of medicine, and any child
will take :hem. Thousands have been res
tored to health that had before despaired.-
Testimony given in hundreds of cases. A
single dose relievesin ten minutes.
Ask for Bryan,s Pulmonic Wafers-.the
original aad only genuine, is stamped s'Bry-
an!n Spurious kinds are offered tor sae.-
Twenty-Five cents porbox Sold by dealers
seneraliy. ]. BRYAN & CO, Rochester,
NY, Proprietors. Wholesale by a5
I'D. PARK. Cincinnati,
T653m3l w. FISKE, Cleveland
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NOTICE in PARTITION.

vs. -s.-Hs...
Martha Barr, widow: John Nicely & Petition for
AiRry Nicely. his wife; Margaret Partition.
Bar William Stewart and Nancy Pending in Ihe
Stewart. his wife, David Barr and Court Of Com
David Albright. his Guardian, Eliza- mon Pisas of
beth Bari, Rehecca Ann Barr, Ro Putnam county
bert Barr, and David w. Brown, Ohio.
their euar rdian. - Defendents.
StA1D Defendants hereby notified that the Pcti-
~ toner has filed in the Court aforesaid his petition
thereby demanding that the Dover OF said willow,
Martha Barr in the west half of the north east quar-
ter and east half of the north west quarter and west
Lot of the north west fractional quarter Of section
No. thirty in township north of rrnge eight east,
situate In Putnam county, Ohio, he assigned 10 her
and subject thereto that said lands he partitioned by
metes and bounds between the petitioner md the
other pariies heirs Mt law of Gabriel Burr decehsed
f the same cannot be done without injury that the
same he sold and the proceeds divided, &c.--witch
petition will come to be heard before said court at
the next term theieof
DAVID |. BROWN, Clerk,
.gls.,.- P,ttHunr Common fAtguS
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KNAPP'S FARM.

| will rent II. S. Knapp's Farm, in
Greensburg township, Putnam county,
Ohio, TO any responsible person. There
is nearly 40 acres cleared and is in Il
good state of cultivation. Terms Of
Rent cash. JAMES MACKENZIE.
july 7, 1854. @
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

A r my instance an attachment was issued
N on the 5th inst, by William McClure,u %
Justice OF the Pence Of Blanchard township.
Putnam county, Ohio, against the property
and effects Of Aaron Van Sickle, non-resi-
dent Of said county. ard the said Aaron is
hereby notified that the ar cunt for which l
claim Judgment against him is sxty-nine
dollars, and that,the cause is continued for
heoiing before said William Mcclure, Esq .
on the 18th day Of July, 1854. atone o'clock
Pm, MINOR CABEL,
by E. DAY, his Atty.
June 9th, 1854, f9 68S
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

NOTICEi is hereby given that Mt our in
~ stancc writ of an Attachment has
this day been issued by James M. Lee,
Justice of the Peace, of Union township,
Putnam county, Ohio, for the sum of thirty
one dollars and sixty tour cenisngainst the
property and effects of Frederick Hayne, an
ASCENDING debtor. 80,
WILLIAM g. A. J. TAYLOR.
July 18Th, 1854. 69l
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Auditors Sale Of Section 10, Pleasant
Township.

will offer for sale on Saturday, The 5th
day of August, 1854, at ten O'Clock. A. M
at the door Of ihe Court house, in said coun.
ty of Putnam, the following described lands,
being section sixteen, in Pleasant township,
in said county, set apdrtfor schools therein,
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Auditors Sale of Section 10. Union
tounahin

n will offer for sale on Saturday, the 5th day
Il Of .4ugust. 1854, at ten O'clock, A. NJ,
at the door Of the Court house, in enid coun-
.ty Of Putnam, the following described lands,
being part of section sixteen, in Union
township, in said county, Sc. apart for
schools therein, TO wit:
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EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.

EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.
At meeting of tho Board of School
Examiners, Of Putnam county, held at
Kalida Ohio, on the 25th ul'.,the follow
ing meetings were appointed, for the ex~
animation of Teachers, at the times and
places following,to wit: q
Saturday, August 5th, a: Jennings.
I" Sept. I'd, at'Vaughnsville.
/" October 7th, at Kalida.
Teachers and others who take nin>
serest in the cause OF education, are in
vi,ed to attend.
H. J. BOEHMER,
see s. P. WEAVER,
A. BUDD,
RI School Examiners.
April 6, 1854. 67s
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ADMINISTRATORS. NOTICE.

ADMINS INA TNR'osN0J 0JTICE. =
NTOTICE is hereby given that the under.
v signed was on the 9Th day OF March,
duly appointed and qualified as ndministra-
tor on the estate of John Harter, late Of Put.
nam county, Ohir, deceased.
679@ JOHN sHAFEk'
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0ENTLEMEN'S RATS Three dozen
VT ofthela,est styles oifashionable Hetsa
importe d from New York. .fo1 sale by
WY L A JTAYIoR.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
A Tiny instance writ Of an attachment
N was issued by John M. Radebaugh, a
Justice Of the Peace oiOtowa township. p
nam CO., State Of Ohio, on the. 18th day OF
July, A. D. 1854, against the property and
effects of John Smith, an absconding debtor,
the property attached being in the hands of
Benjamin Nicewarner, to the amount Of
twenty-five dollars. Amount Of claim, $ll
46c. .......-....,s.l-. u a sr.-sfl
JONATHAN LEE. 4
July lei, 1854. .ate 2 6al
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Yndependcnt Candidate.

Mr.. EDrPaR.-Announce the name Of
NAHUM SMITH, as candida'e for
County Treasurer, at the next Election,
subject To. ihe decision Of the People.
July. 10, 1854. 693-*6w
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sEcURn THE MEANS OF nAPrINEss

BY becoming a time possessed Of the knowledge the wp'
of which, has aa0ssd the sickness add poverty Of thousands
In view Of such consequences, wife Bother IS
+ibe il she neglect TO avail herself Of that knoS sdss "
SSpe herself which woHld spare her mach plisrng,b 10
The msans nf happiness aud prosperity h-fhushaaa aid
eonfe upon her chdrsnhat blessing above all pee-sa%
bodies with healthy minds That knowledge is colansd in
ltla,r tisI q l.
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ROAD NOTICE.

nj Office is hereby given thntthere viii he,a petit
IN ton presented to thn Gonmiss.o .o ers OF Putnan
county nj their next session praying for the location
of n county road. commencing Mt the Ft Jenuings
and Talhert road in Jennings toWnship--thence run
ming north on the section line between sections II
and 12, until ii ihIcrsects the Auslaize and Hicks
Road in jackson township. r.T
July 90, 1854. C93T
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And to her ashaud the constant toll and arieiy OF mind
necessarily deyog upou him from sickness Of tis Nhe.
yhout giving Kim the Opportunity OF acquiring ia eoR-
pelece whchls eXeonI ARE entitled ard the roisessioa
ot which would secure the harpmtss Of HIMSELF wife aud
Children.
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Possessed The information contained IN little yolume twRh
IN ,ie reach Of ALL which would spare TO herself
u YEARS or MISERY,
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CLERK WANTED

Kalida, July 10Th, D. 1854.
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la our reach. Esr ts.
To enable every one to decide upon the indisps,k
saJlo necessity Of possessing copy. and that no wife
ar mother need remain uniformed upon the many
earses which, sooner later arc destined 10 make
aSfA raxages upo,l her heal guarded against,
and tat considerable and afeciionaie husband have
cause to upbrail himself with neglect Of the welfare
Of his wfe--a pamphlet of thlry-sx pages containing
full 7IAe-pdgc and Hsden Of C0ate'ltS together with
extracts from the book, will be sent free Of charge y
iny part Of the United States, by addressing postpaid
rs herein
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MELANCHOLY AND esTARTIINe
WIFE AND MOTHER

To behod the sickness and suffering enjuedby many w
for many years. from cAusei simple and e0noable cash
renediedor better still mot incurred, fe,sry ,'4
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LET EVERY wIFE AND HUSBAND
PONDEISg

No excuse for Ignorance, when Ignorance
+ Is Misery to those we hold near aud denr,
md when to dlspel our Ignorance ls with
I'm anr reach.
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BE NOT DEFRAtDEb

Buy no book unless "Dr A. NJ Maurieeau, 19s
Liberty Street, N " is on the title page and the entry
in the Clark Once the back of tho title page; and
buy Onr Of respectable and honorable deaers or send
py mail and address to DR.. A. NJ. Maufceau, as there
arc spurious aud surrepddous ftingements Of cepy-
right e,
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CONGRESSIONAL,

In the House, day, after disposing of va
rious Executive Department communications,
and letter from the Clerk concerning his
disbursements, it was agreed that when they
adjourned, they would adjourn until Tuesday
next.
On motion of Mr.. Hendricks, the Invalid
Pension Committee were allowed o clerk for
twenty days.
Mr.. Washburn, of Maine, asked leave to
offer resolution directing the Secretary of
the Navy to provide national ship, at Gov
eminent expense, for the transmission Of arti-
Giles to be exhibited at the approaching World 8
Fair to be held in Paris. ...
Mr.. Hamilton objecting, leave not granted.
Various bills and resolutions were intro
duced and referred
And then they adjourned, there being no
quorum
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est idea of what belongs to legislators, and
the other half not much more. Incipient
school boys could do better, and exhibit more
manliness. Their assemblages are child's
play throughout. Sober judgment and judi.
cioas acting are totally lost sight of. All is
swallowed up in an abominable trucking
and huekstering to sinister party predictions
Some there are thinking themselves smart,
not having even sense enough to see their own
pitiable weakness and shameful ignorance
who embrace evcry opportunity to blate forth
silly speeches clothed in grammar and diction
that would sicken Murray and make Noah
Webster turn pale. IF some intelligent lobby
member would present both branches of this
assemblage to the grand jury, he could have
them indicted upon the plea Of petty igno-
rance s.- ---,--
have all due respect for the American
party, but if these law givers are true speci-
mems Of its best material, woe be thereunto.
verbatim speech of a half dozen or more of
the most noisy members, would be q lite rary
curl osity and sell we'll for exhibition in Bar.
NUNS Museum 1 think shall attend upon
some leisure occasion AID give you one of these
bombastes Furioso oratorical fourishes
Mayor Kinks in point Of good Judgment and
common sense rises infinitely above the COM
blned wisdom of the whole council.
o ,a ladies are preparing to receive the calls
custom of visiting, as in New York, will be
quite generally observed, and business proba-
bly, suspended.
learn from pretty good authority that ] ohm
spear Smith, will be one of the agents or COM.
mlssloners to settle the McDonough estate.
brantz Mayer is certainly appointed
The officers agents, &c, of the Water w orks
were sent in to the Councils this afternoon,
put are not yet fully acted upon. There are
refractory members who, having selfinterest
and partizan trucking more at heart than the
good OF the city, seem determined to give
trouble. They aim at opposing the executive,
and exhibit the quail. ties of horse jockies from
their peculiar Prediction for swapping ono
interest to gain another.
BUSINESS is steady-sales to day of some
,oe0 b6ls Howard street and City Mills -four
at 1913. Grain is Arm. There were 1907, :.
100 bushels wheat, corn, oats and rye sold at
our Corn Exchange during the past year.
BEN BOLT.
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BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.

Baltimore and Ohio Raiiroad-Hs Critical
Posstson-Hsavy Paymsnts Approaching
Tile Guy CoMncil-Ls Calt6rs, &c.-Ap-
polntments-Nel0 Years Day-Busiaaess
Annual Sales Of Grain, t}c.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 20, 1854.
There is good deal of anxiety, just now, in
reference to the financial condition of tho Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad About four hun
dred thousand dollars of the company's notes
are out and rapidly maturing Most of them
fall due on the LIST and 4th of January.
Whether they can be met is problem yet I'm.
decided. Up to this time, am reliably in
formed, no arrangement has been made to-
wards that end; and there are those who say
none will be. 1t is certainly large amount
Of money to raise, in so brief a space, more
especially when We consider the stringent con
diti)n of financial affairs. A rumor prevailed
early this morning, having its origin, no
doubt, in the buoyant imaginings Of certain
interested sbulLs," that negotiation had been
contaminated by which the required amount
of funds should be Incoming, and that the
company's notes would certainly be paid This
had the effect OF "kiting'' the stock about
three dollars per share, and large sales were
made, some as high as A; closing, however, at
At cash. During the afternoon, it was ascer.
tanned that the morning rumor required con.
frmation-that, in fact, no arrangements had
been effected towards the approaching crisis,
and things fell "fat.' The "bulIs'' and
"bears" have grand pretext, and they will
use it whilst there exists chance. :
For my own part though running counter
to preponderating public sentiment, have
implicit confidence that the company will
promptly meet all its obligations Our well
known millionaire and distinguished fnancier,
John S. Cuttings, Esq, is chairman of the
finance committee. He is host in himself,
and has never been known to fail in accom-
plishing anything where money was CON
cerned. The idea that so gigantic work,
one in which ever thirty millions of dollars
are involved, g great enterprise Unexpectedly
interviewer WIN the very existence of our
city, an iron link binding us with all tho
wealth Of the mighty West, should fail for
the want of some four hundred thousand dol.
lars, is preposterous. If sacrifice needs be
made, this corporation is able to do it; must,
and will do it. .
Our City Council seems to be increasing in
rabidness. With some few exceptions more
complicated conclave of jackasses never as
sembled. One half Of them have not the faint
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PERSONAL

80. A brother OF Hon Henry Johnson. late
Governor OF Louisiana, fell overheard from
the steamboat Magnolia, on the morning of
the 9th inst, and was drowned.
go. 1t is stated that the Rev. Mr. Tiffany
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, now pro-
fessor in Carlisle College and President of RI |.
X. State Council, of Pennsylvania. is to he
supported by the K. Ms Of Pennsylvania
Legislature as their candidate for the u. S.
Senate.
.... In Fanny Ferns new novel. Ruth re.
ceives the following letter from her brother.
=" have looked over the pieces you have
sent me, Ruth. 1t is very evident that writ
ing never can be your forte: Won have No
talent that way. You may possibly be en-
Ployed by some of the inferior newspapers
put De assured your articles never will he
heard OF out OF your own little provincial citv.
For myself have plenty of contributors. nor
do know OF any literary acquaintance who
would employ you. would advise you there
fore, to seek some unobtrusive employment
Your brother, HYAcIyrH EILHr
The New York Mirror says that the above il
no hcuon-that 1t is verbatin CODY received
by Fanny herself from her brother
80. The Rev. Stephen Massack, q Hunga.
rian By birth, and for many years a prisst Of
the Romish Church, was recently received
into communion Of the Episcopal Church, at
st. Louis No.
80. The Duchess OF Sutherland, of the Stowe
Iur0re, has lost a son in the Crimea. He met
Wltn an accidental wound, which was fol-
lowed oy fever, Of which be died on ship
MI BurWell-"formerly Of Virginia"-
editor OF the Baltimore Patriot, in an article
as bitter as gall, CALI upon the whies of VIZ
ginia to make no nomination for Go9e,nor =,
opposition ~ Mr.. Wise. He saws: -
"ltis therefore to be hoped, that the who's of
Virginia will be contented to leave the sei.c
tion Of acsndidate to the Reformers. and mot
embarrass the approaching conflict with several
tickets, as in New Yosk. The wings of Balti-
more adopted this course They knew them.
selves to be in minority. They were not,
therefore, upon Republican principle, entitled
TO the Offices Of the city. They scornsd 10 pro.
fit by the divisions of their opponents. They
united their vote upon an honest and unexcep.
tionable man, who had been a party democrat.
They have not been disappointed in the re.
sultr -
1t now remains to be seen whether the whies
OF Virgins, while they have the game in their
own hands will loose it by taking the advice
Of an outsider.