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The daily union., 1854-10-17

A EURNIsHED HOUSE WANTED.-A moderate -sises
house. with three more bedrooms paor-, dining
Kitchen Ac completely furnished, family w,hou
children Address X, through the post Office apply
Mcclure, sucloneeT. "
Oct l3-diw
The daily union., 1854-10-17

LOR SALE very Desirable brick dwelling house, with all
the modern Improvements, situated the Ciy ia will be
sold low upon application to
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Oct ll-eoc6t Auction and Com. Merchant.
The daily union., 1854-10-17
by y. Q. MoGUIRn. AnctIonerr.

FNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
BY of deed in Win. f. Austin and wife,
bearing dae the 9Th 1854 aud recorded in Lbcr
A. S. No 70 oOs 1885, 37 3s, 339, and $40, the subscriber
viii sell al public sale on uea the 3st day of October 1854
5ocock the First between N
No. No.
74 fronting SO feet II inches by rs feet deep
60 alley together with buildings aud improvements
which consist Of well and substantially built iwssoy frame
dwelling house,
The will be One half cash. and the balance in
and twelve bearing interest
secured by the
the of sale complied with six days after the
will be resod the and Of the
chaser weeks notice All conveyancng at the expense
Of the purchaser.
CHAS S. WALLACH, Trustee
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Oct l2-3aw&ds Auct0neer.
The daily union., 1854-10-17
Oct i2-eo,i

VERY Important to Honsek cepers.Jusi received
ers hundred bushels prime white Mercer potatoes, which
will be Where five bushels
purchased 81 80 busel The above low price limited
only. Apply early the old Railroad Depot
and Pennsylvania avenue hso keep hand
horse feed wholesale RETAIL something
other establshmensiD in the city Come and
Oct l3--dIw" WN. IL. SMITH
The daily union., 1854-10-17

learned from the doctor at quarantine last evening
that Vesa had reached st John with passen
gers from the Arctic but could learn the particulars
As soon get shore shall make arrangements
70 leave for New York with the least possible delay
take the steamer for Montreal this afternoon.
am very respectfully your obedient servant
JAMES c. LUCE
The daily union., 1854-10-17
Proposals for Oil for Lighthouses.

Oct 49, 3aw&ds
The daily union., 1854-10-17

RAILROAD AcopESr.-The Baltimore and Washington
train had not reached the city at o'clock last night We
learn that wheel Of the locomotive off Bladeps
burg which for the arrival Of the train.
The daily union., 1854-10-17

Nrc York Mortality.
Nsw YoRK, Oct 1.-THE mortality for the week has been
4s2, of which 125 were oC cholera.
The daily union., 1854-10-17
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

NAUTICAL ALMANACS, English and French fol
~ 1854, 1855, 1856, and 1857, imported by
Oct II FRANCK TAYLOR.
The daily union., 1854-10-17

From MoNTEvIDEo-Advices from Montevideo to August
10th received but contain little of importance Freghts
low, and produce The United States ship Ger
had sailed three days before for the Falkland ISL
ands settle question in dispute between the United
States and the government of the Fakands for the
Imprisonment of Captain Bernsee of the ship Courier of
New York. The imprisonment appears to result from a
strong dislike 10 the citizens of the United States
The daily union., 1854-10-17

Utah correspondent of the ST Louis Republican saws
that Lieut. Beckwh has succeeded in finding new route
from Great Salt Lake City Carson valley which, in ad
diton to being good better than the old northern
routes for grass water &C. shorens the distance to Cali
forna at least hundred and y miles The road con-
sidercd good, and many accountq II vii. doubtless be
far preferable TO the old This the route for the
railroad fQm Great salt Lake City the coast, according
to .c views of men who appear take interest in that
ma,te and is doubtless not only feasible but far more d
rect than any which has heretofore been suggested II has
long been supposed that practicable could be found
in that direction, but it is reduced 70 certainty.
Mr. W. NJ Story, son of The late Justice Story now in
Italy has finished statue of his father on which he has
been for time engaged The statue has been shpped
from Italy for America 1t has been pronounced by Judges
who have seen it TO be perfect work of art
II that unvel before imperial eyes The EN-
peror and Empress of the French lately visited the nuns
All the npns to receive their imperial guests stood in two
ranks in their usual attire which covers them so entirely
not to allow feature of the face to be seen LARGE
hood being drawn the face The royal vsitcrs nassed
between the ranks and when they hnd arrived at the end
Louis Napoleon inquired if the rules of the order would
not allow the hood to be thrown back The Abbe Cesao
who accompanied their NasteS replied that there was
nothing TO absolutely prevent that being done and ordered
the nearest sister TO her head which she did and
the Empress took this with her in visiting round the
convent
The daily union., 1854-10-17

TitE AIMy.-SIx officers and three hundred and forty
five will leave New York the goth inst for Corpus
Christi whence they are to be distributed among different
military posts to fill vacancies occasoned by expired terms
of service deserton &c.
The daily union., 1854-10-17

1'HE FREDERICk FErALt SEMINARY ~ . nniIy
organized female college, chartered endowed with 45OOO
by the State of Maryland located in Frederick Mary
land, healthy and southern sfates
This institution efficient board professors and
teachers in number good library, excellent musical nsn
ments chemical philosophical and IL
confidently believed facilities for impafng
thorough exensve refined education seminary in the
land.
The school IN sectaan.
For further particulars Rev 5etmus Tusn d.
d, Washington, D. &,
July 2I-dAc cp3nos'
NITY . Pittsburg and County of AIieghsn y, PENN
" Offer coupon
the city Of Pt-bug and county Of Allegheny Peupsyvana
bonds issued 10 The Psbg Railroad
Company, by which they guaranteed.
We confidently recommend them capitalists and DE-
sirabe Investment
The bds together with the exhibit and other statistical nfor
be obtained application personality letter.
JOHNSTON BROTHERS, Co.,
bankers aud Fiscal Agents.
Agents for the Fsburg and Connolsvi Railroad Company
Ian ls--dAcpt
EOR RENT, n well furnished house In a desrable
Il location. For particulars inquire OF
JAS. g. MCGUIRE,
Oct H-d3 Aucicneer and Commission Merchant.
The daily union., 1854-10-17

Yesterday oldashoned day for the
Early the morning the lots and the roofs of houses
white with FROST and throughout the day fires were
comfortable
The daily union., 1854-10-17

In Italy short time since military man was in love
with young lady wo he could not obtain in marriage
ncensed ~ her refusal he resolved vengeance Arm
ing himself with four evovers he repaired the mansion
OF the air one The first person that appeared her
motherhe shot her; the next her father-he shot
him then the young lady herselhe shot her then
came the uncle and aunthe shot them and then be shot
himself
The daily union., 1854-10-17

The democratic party at Valencia Spain, has publishe
political programme for the election, which advocate
universal suffrage abolition Of the conscrpton the SUI
preston of the indirect taxes and heavy on all art
cles of luxury liberty and equality of all religious
Thus Spain makes progress while the wings and their
lies in the United States are going backwards
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-11-08

na- B. w. Richmond writes letter to
the New York Tribune to say that a great
change is going on in the atmosphere which
will result in period Of terrible and univer-
sal disease. But for the drouth of the sum-
mer be says that America wonld now be one
vast hospital. The numerous earthquakes
of the past year in Asia and America are a
proof Of this great atmospheric change. Our
present drouth is to be followed by sue
cession Of long and severe winters and wet
and cold summers. Diseases among all
classes of animals will be general, and dur
ing the seasons to come for some years We
may look for more sickness among the hu-
man race. The farmer should give all heed
to the care bis stock, feed should be ground
and cut, and cattle carefully housed to pre-
vent chill and save food. Greater care than
usual should be used in the cities to prepare
and preserve healthy vegetables and meats,
sicee during such periods fruits and meats
exhibit strong tendency to decomposition.
Slaughter-houses should be carefully eleaDsed
and markets subjected to the strictest sani-
tary regulations. That yellow fever viii
again visit the North is certain, and this ad-
ded to the permanent type Of cholera which
prevails no among US will add greatly to
the general distress. Yellow fever has
come farther north this year than last. Il
is time TO prepare for the calamity.--BafdIc
/ DeaaOcrGcy.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-11-08
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA, DNEsDAY,

bright flowers and gushing fountains, and
dwellings of wondrous beauty were before
her
They we're peTishing; though Isabel has
earnestly longed to die, as she revives lit
tie from the death-lethargy, she nestles clio.
ser to her fathers bosom, and feels it sad to
lay down young life there in the drearp
tempest, so Car ffom all Of life aud sympathy
land once more she gazes round and sees
the wild elonds parting slowly, and one star
tremblag in its distant home. No, It's not
a star, ts light, and there are sounding
footsteps and cheerful voices near.
The father reused himself at her hurried
words, but they were too nearly exhausted
70 call help Marian heard faint cry as
9Sf eas p5fisIssss Il s.s 80 hasslassA
ing notes of dove.
Here, Richard this way with the Ian
tern 7 she exclaimed As she bounded over
the snowdrift by which the wanderers lay.
They saw bright face bending over them,
and felt that life was yet theirs. Marian
seemed suddenly gifted with skill and ener-
gy to restore them, and the boys could hard
|
sAOw-wrealhed figure before them. She
| poured warm cordials on the colorless lips
of the old man, while James took The light
figure Of Isabel in his arms aud wrapped her
in his own coat. She smiled family in graf.
itude, and enireated him TO 90 to her father
but he was already standing BY his preser
yer, anxiousIy inquiring for his daughter
The whole party now heard the sound o
approaching sleigh bells, and Richard joy
fully exclaimed:
lis father and mother!
Though startled to see SO strange grouI
by the roadside, the parents soon under
stood all, and the old man was comfortably
placed in the sleigh, while the rest followed
in his track homeward James would no
give up his rescued charge. and leaning ol
his strong arm with cousin Marian's eve
Joyous words of hope in her ear, Isabel fel
like one walking to new life.
1t was late on that eventful night whel
the blazing fire went out on the hearth, an,
all were asleep. In vain they sought for tn
rescued dove; it had flown, none kne,
whittier, for little Annie had fallen aslee
while the others were away.
Morning brought new bloom to Isabe
but not SO to her father. A few days h
fingered, and those who watched tenderl
by the dying, saw the flashing forth of
glorious intellect even in decay When lh
next Sabbath sun was setting, the sun
his life went down also, not in clouds an
darkness, but surrounded By holy ligh
even that of hope and trust in heaven.
And what became of the orphan, Isabel
They took the sweet bird to their own nes
= and she because = gaAaIa aistnf fnr thS1i;t.
Annie, a loved daughter to her protector
ana when five bright summers had flow
lightly by, she became the happy wife
James Graham.
Never was bridal graced by fairer que
than the light hearted and lovely Marian
and though the white dove never returnt
to nestle in her bosom again. she alwa
called Isabel, in the language Of her ov
heart-romance, The DOVE OF THE STORM.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-11-08

The CURSE OF INTEMPERANcE. The Grand
Jury of Allegbany county, (Pa.) at their re-
cent sessions, respectfully set forth that for
the last FIVE years we have been engaged in
the capacity of the grand inquest sitting in
and for the county Of Allegheny; that during
that time we found upwards ofone hundred
and fifty true bills of Indictment, and at the
very lowest calculation four ffths of this
number are the result, either directly OF i'm
directly, of the use of Intoxicating liquors.
thereby creating an enormous expense to be
paid out of the public treasury, which must
be replenished by imposing additional taxa
ton upon the industrious portion of the COM
munity, and at the same time this unholy
traffic is producing poverty, wretchedness,
crime and degradation that has most ruin
Gus and unhappy effect upon the public well
fare.'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-11-08

WOMEN AND TEMPERANCE IN PENDLEToN
ONO. Our neighbors up the River. says
the Cincinnati Times of the oath instant,
were rid of a tavern nuisance on Saturday
night in summary manner, by the lady
residents Of that place.
1t appears that for some time past the hus-
bands and sons of some of the most infuen-
tial and respectable ladies in PendIeton have
have been in the habit Of wasting time and
money in drinking house kept by one Tired.
They assembled there after nightfall and re-
manned until later hour, payings cards and
drinking, instead of remaining at home with
their families. The ladies passed the word
around, aud on Friday afternoon met at the
Pendleton school house aud resolved that on
the following evening they would demosh
the Objectionable locality; that they would
no longer submit to the loss of their husbands
society and the danger of having their sons
drawn from virtues path Accordingly, on
SATURDAY. night they again met, and proceeded
to Ifred's tavern, where they found their
friends surrounding the tables and ranged
along the bar. Cards, dice, and other gam
bling devices were Immediately thrown to one
side, and the surprised inmates vamosed by
every opening accessible. The ladies COM
menced their work, and perfected it without
resistance By The time the astonished land
lord recovered hissenses, the ladies, who were
armed with hatchets and picks, had broker
the unholy tables and scared the moon Will
the broken skulls Of the bottle demons. FL,
looked in arnazement around and sat dowr
to contemplate his remedy atlaw. Nodonb
he was little mixed as TO the result of
suit, for in citing cases he remembered tn
action of the ladies at Ashland in this Stat.
a year or two since. where landlord wa
served in similar manner, who was not onl
defeated in the prosecution, but by the fore
of public opinion driven out of town.
He remembered also that the ladies i
Huron county, Ohio, who had cleaned out
doggery, were received by the citizens {
Norwalk, where they were taken for tria
with procession, banners and mu ic, an
the Court House chamber was decked wit
! flowers and festoons of evergreens. The jude
, held that the property destroyed was n,
protected by law, and the ladies were acqui
] ted. We learn that fired has not yet dec
: ded on the matter, but thinks some oflettir
the matter drop as the best thing he c.
' DO for his pocket and reputation.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-11-08

ADVERTISEMENT ExTRAoRDINARY.-Thef fol.
lowing curious advertisements appears in a
Western paper: Whereas at particular times
| may importune my friends, and Others. e
let me have liquor, which is hurtful to me
and detrimental to osociety,-this is. therefore
to forbid any persons selling me Inuor O,
letting me have any on any account or nre
tence /; for if they do will positively prose
cute them, notwithstanding any promise
may make to the contrary at the time the,
may let me have it,
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yR1HE Subscribers beg leave to call the -,
nR. WATsoN's oARD.-Iwill use no other

q q ~. WAI0UN y UAhD.-I VIII USE no Utner
artn the advertisement han what may found
length Of practice have heo all hoss
called syphili For nearly fifteen this
sole business those there en only thst
have clans iseaaen than
TIT than they That what
which no enc ha gsntsed
TR0ATs just familiar the
daily observation which without vanity for claim
other merit than that ofeIperence.
effect few and find difficulty in
those longer duration without submitting the patient such
q treatment will draw him The
obige him neglect his s whether without within The
dieteven altered There
supply proofs but matters
secreey, which always nviolaby preserve.
have qualifications which do not think add
Istished that reputation already sufficiently established.
Constant from in the morning until O'Clock night
W. WATSON, M. D.
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FyAHNEsToCK,s VERMIFUGE--REl

CUTLER Co.. Boston, the oldest and most respectable
Wholesale Drug Houses that who om their
knowledge regard the virtue Of b. Fahnestock Veim
| fuge:
hfEssRs. B. A. Co., Pittsburgh, paGenenen
Having sold justly celebrated Vemiug take
adding regarding secual
remedy As safe remedy for his disease infants chill
adults think nnequaed. 1t has s
popularity beyond similar with which
a acquainted. REED, CUTLER d co.
E Sold Wholesale Retail all the principal Duggsts
the United States iy9l do Win
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi. Miss.-A..s

rREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss "a
This famed and popular Summer Retreat generally shaH
throughout the Southern country, under the
Of Mira ELIZA BETH PRA and her JOHN B. PRADAT
mile the village Biloxi will opened
% the lat Of June for the reception of vatcfs +
GREEN OAKS well known need extended notice
III many years popularity the establishment has steadily
easng The many natural advantages commanding The fines
flows from the Gulf have mot failed Impress favorab the
visitors New Orleans Mobile and the surrounding country
Winter made
additions The BILLIARD ROOMS thoughy arranged
up SAIL BOATS will at all nes tbs
sisors, Tres Of charge--alao CLARET at Dinner.
CARRIAGES and H0RS ES procured moment.
addition celebrated RASS BAND
a LII may be expected twice every week.
Visitors wishing the GREEN OAKS, requested
y the Captains Of the Seamera who willard them the wharf
the Hotel.
TERMS. 49,. 4=..
Fer $40 90
EB- Children and Servants half price, ms4 am
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L UTHER Ho NJ SIS

FOUNDRY AND ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
Corner ej BENT0NaHd EHPHR oSIHE ~,
NV ofies No. 1885 cTiARLFs sil
Two Doors ron the 81. Cbatllrl
Manufacturer ofthe Laes and m1at approved PEters M
VERANDAHs, DOORS, SHUTTERS, WATTS, BlIi
sTnA M AND CIRCULAR STAIRS. STORE Fk0sN5
TAILS and ali kinds oftAST AND WROUGHT IRuSEl
t5s- BuiLbER,s HART wARE-A layge ana complesu
at Cost Prices for sale ut the OLD STAMP No. i0s
STREET. II
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IIIGHLY IMPORTANT pIscoYERY.-Dn.

JAMES would respectfully oal the attention q ctizen and
cut mercury any other drug namely Gonohea elect
all Diseases Of The Skin DR. would also cali
esl attention Of those who have injured themselves private and
In solitary habit which the
body and mind uniting them for either society This fol
the melancholy early
habits Of youth Weakness of the Back and Limbs Pain 10 The
Heart Dyspepn Nervousness itstly, Symptoms of Consump
lion, Mentally the fearful effects be
dreaded of Ideas of Spirits
Evil Aversion Society Self Dru Solitude
Timidity, etc. some Of the evilsp produced.
All persons afflicted with the should
fail call Dr. be health
decacy apply
yourself consequences this
maady Weakness the Organs Immediately cured fall vigor
rertored.
DR. JAMES has removed from his former oce No. u.s. 80
- DIR. JAMES.
living Remedies Dis
their address, giving full letter. and
slnain oft
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w NICKERBOCKER PATENT CO
N RANeEs-FIHST PREMiua.
.n@as.s

PRICE & CoULON, Plumbers, l0Th
street, New Orleans, respectfully niotmther rsud and
general thatthey carry on the above sns;ness ia 81
AMERICAN ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CL0Sfs8
BA MS FOUNTAINS, BRASS RAUCETS'0f sill ktn4a i.
RIA GEs, GARDEN HOSE, HYDRAULIC RAljs F0RcI.
BEh PuMrs dtted up 10 the na1sst styls LEAD PIE
desc riici PIG md SHEET LEAD Ard BLOCK TiNtE
5sn0 BHIP sld STEAMBOAT WORK neatly psf Up L.
tth shoEtssine'trs !
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lNsEED oIL-45 bbls. English y
y 4 rican Oh, for sale by
JeeO w. A. BELAGRAYE A CO 10 MAJ
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REMOVAIS-REMOVALS

D .-B0GERT, WILLIAMS & co.
La removed Common ssreet-lower floor iyi
Ep EM0VAL.-SMITH & FMIsTER have re-
a o. CANAL STREET. Office, %
Nd EMOVAL--WM,LIAM ARMsTRONG, dealer in
IL q Hardware, Cutlery, Psnta o Glaas has removed from
will pleased to his customers
Matt WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, No. 50 Old Leves.
ID EM0VAL.-J. o. PERSON, Real Estate.
N a. Note Exchange Broker has removed from ~ Exchange
Place No Commercial dosrom Campstrse noyss
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R UTTER--15 frkins New Goshen,
Es pirs City, for sale by
ie2s Ell HART6 co 20 Tcboupsc
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SOAP-l0Oo boxes New York and
NJ various brands. For sale by
mhid IN 5sgn. 81 II H. STONE A. co l Gfs 4
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SCoTCH ALE-150 casks Youncers7
~ -, tsd Edinburgh ex ship Milan, for sale by
jylu wv II, L, STONE A CO. / Gffa
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N AXE HOUSE, NEW SHELL ROAD. 1sssaas
respectfully notifies public EassN
exploring expedition
for their especial benefit the exclusive privilege of tho
lands the Southern District
with all confidence that from this time the
deicaess the OF FISH, FLESH, WILD TAME FOWL
SELECT will be held reRdinefor sudden call
Of city time that shall
Satisfied with quality or charges lo2s III G. CULLUM
A RCADE HOTEL, r. s. MORSE, Pro- 47sps
"A establishment, eoiamiiiariy
public, viii be opened THIS MORNING. Monday, November
s. The aud newyurnishea
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STAR CANDLEs-3o0 boxes in ST
NJ ssles H. L. STONE & CO., Grayier ss,,s
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w ALNUTS-100 bales fresh y
"alHu SNOW landing ex ship Trenton, 'or saltE
A. +. COCHRAN L. HALL, IS GHs