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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-11-09

NTOW RECEIVING
~ so boxes Superior Cheese;
20 bbls. and half bbs extra Genessee Flour;
so bags New Buckwheat
10 Grkins Goshen Butter;
5 hhds. Porto Rico Sugar;
20 bbls. Crushed Loaf and Clarified do.
10 Kits Mullet Roe;
10 do Picked Salmon
so boxes Smoked Herrings. For sale by
Oct. 18th GEO HOUSTON.
NEW BOOKS (CONTINUEO.----Jus from Press
~ 'Beecharoft, by the author of he Heir of Redcly
IS Hearts Ease &C.
" Teverno, Romance by George Sand, translated by
Lady Preceded by sketch of the distinguished Autho
ress by Oliver S. Leland.
Oakshaw, the Victims of Avarice tale of Intrigue
by William Coggesha author of Easy Warren and his
Contemporaries
The Lady of the West the Gold Seekers written for
the Great American Nation, by John Baou
''Genwood, the Parish Boy
'Ihe Female Blue Beard the Woman with many Hus-
bands by Eugene Sue author of the Wandering Jew
First Love-, &c.
''La Roche on Yellow Fever, 2 vols. 800 pp, 81.
g Chambers Edinburgh Journal for November.
Also further supplies of the Memoirs of Sydney Smith
Memoirs of Sargent S. Prcntss "a Basket of Chips,
''rhe Missing Bride by Mrs Southworth memoirs of
Napoleon, His Court aud Family, by the Duchess DA-
brantes. Lippincotts Pronouncing zetteer of the
World "Oic.' The Old Homestead ''The Hidden
Path 'CloudS and Sunshine and Art'' Dramatic Tale,
by Charles Heade. author of Peg Wofngton, Chrstie
Johnston, &c. Japan it Was and Is by Richard
Hldreth author of History of the United States, &C.
Received this morning by Express, at ~
Nov Sth. S. w. WHIrAKER'S.
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CLARENDON IRON WORKS,
WILMINGTON, N q.
/. III, VANBOKKELEN PrOOrfet C

N. N.
A. II. VANBOKkELEN, PROPRIETOR.
THE subscriber having purchased the entire int crest
i the E CLARENDON IRON WORKS. solicts orders
for
Steam Engines of any power style
Saw Mills of every variety.
Mining Machinery and Pumps.
Grist and Flour Mills complete.
Parker, Turbine and other Water Wheels.
Rice Field Pumps and Engines
Leavitt's Corn and Cob Crushers.
Rice Threshers.
Single Machines
Shafting, Hangers and Pullies.
Cotton Gins and Gearing.
Iron Iron. Castings Of all kinds in and nd patterns
Locomotive and Tubular Boilers.
Flue and Plain Cylinder Boilers.
Blacksmiths' Werk of all kinds
Iron Doors for Houses and Jas
The Establishment having been reorganzed for the
press purpose of nsurng puncuay in the execution Of all
orders the public may rest satisfied that any work which
may offer will be promptly delivered according to promise
and of such workmanship cannot fail to give satisfaction
of of talent and experience, have hesitation in
ing that the work hereafter turned out shall compare ia
vOraby every with that of the most celebrated
the States and prices which will make to the interest
of all in want to send me their orders.
REPAIR WORK always done without delay and hav-
large force for that purpose it will advantageous
needing SUCH to give the preference with
out regard to expense of sending the from distance.
Orders will be addressed Clarendon Iron Works,
Wilmington, n. G. A. H. VANBOKKELEN.
Oct l5th.-[34-tf.
MONEY WANTED.
NE Subscriber again forced thus publicly call upon
those indebted to him. for settlement of their accounts
he must have money to his debts, and positively
cannot wait any longer
GFrom and after this date work will be delivered
until settled for The state of the times absolutely
him to adopt and adhere to this rule
June 10, i855-[2l4-42 w J. CORNWALL .
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S25 REWARD.

So REWARD.
81 Runaway FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, ON
"a the Both of September, 1885, his negro &c BOB,
about "a years old, light brown color, full middle
Aheght, quite likely and intelligent, but not much
given to talking He has knowledge of the Carpen-
terng business and may seek work at that, trying pass
free 1t is probable that he may have made his way
wards Wilmington, with the view of working there of
trying to get off North
The above reward will be given for his return his
lodgment in any Jail so l can get him.
J. D. HINES.
Poocksvile, Jones co. N. c., Oct 10, 1855.-3Of-6tf
NOTICE.
THE partnership of JAMES F. GILLESPIE & co. ex-
pires the first day of October next The business
will be closed by Geo S. Gillespie who in doing
thorised to use the of the firm.
JAS. F. GILLESPIE,
Sept. h.-[dl0-w3. GEO. S. GILLESPIE.
TUST RECEIVED AT THE HARDWARE STORE
y Preserving kettles,-all sizes
Cut Nails--all sizes and extra quality.
Saety-Fuse, for blasting rocks.
Hay, Straw and Shuck Cutters-the best made.
]. M. ROBINSON & CO.
Wmington. n. c.. Sept. 6. 1865. l-tf
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DIED.

On Merricks Creek, New Hanover County, the 9th of
October 1855, Of Bilious COngestve Fever, HANNAH
ANN ELIZABETH, only daug liter of Isaac and Hannah
James, aged years, 10 months and days
Very suddenly, Sunday night, the 18th of October
his residence in this county, Mr. JESSE B. SCARBOR-
OUGH aged 81. He of strict probity and much
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ID.
IRON AND AFTER THIS DATE, THE WHOLE
j. sale and Retail business of the WILMINGTON GRAN
AIRY will be conducted the formerly occupied by
VIM A. GwYER, of Princess and Water streets, at
which place will be kept constant supply of CORN MEA
HOMMONY, OATS, PEAS, HORSE and COW FOOD.
81 Persons convenient to the MILL get their supplies
there. D. DUPRE, JR
Successor to T. Smith & Co.
Wilmington, N. c.. July "a, 1855
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The Louisiana Electlous.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 6.--The Know Nothings have
carried this city by large majority. The result in
the State has not yet been ascertained. The
chances, however, are in favor of the American party
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

- should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale prices In filing small orders high
rata how To bn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-11-09
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET
THE WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER STH, 1855.

TURPENTINE--Since review of Thursday last the
market has ruled unsteady and prices show decline of 20
cents soft and IA the hard article The market
this morning dull and prices have downward tendency
Several reels market but sales the time Of clio
sing report buyers Offering So for yellow dip The
water continue low that little come in
FROM above deway and consequently the have been
light footing only 1882 bbs for the week ended this
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Governor of Massachusetts,

BosToN, Nov. 6.-Gardner, the American candi-
date, has been elected Governor by from 10000 tc
Is 700 plurality, and there indications the Ameri
party have also majority in the Legislature
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! CoURTING FOR FUN.-In Kentucky at the Fleming
ton County Coult wealthy who courted girl
just for the fun has been mulced in Sc 900 damages
for breach of promise
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COMMUNICATED

aTSTOCKHOLDERS and SUCH OF OUR FRIENDS
may be here from out of would advise and
all of them to patronise SCOTT & BALDWIN, if they
want any article of Clothing Under Garments We do
not hesitate to say,
They do Merchant Tailoring and Clothing trade, besides
keeping large assortment of Under Garments and Dress
Articles.
you want good Goods at fair prices know of place
to which we would send you with more confidence.
Remember this, Scott & Baldwin don't keep Stop Shop
AUCTION Goods they their Manufacturers
Once say, if you wish Outside Under Garments
Pocket Handkerchief Gloves Suspenders Half Hose Sc
Go 60 the " City Clothing Store,' 80 Market street
Nov. 8, l955.---54-lt--l0-lt
The prevalence of incorrect notions upon the subject
of medicine, great of misery. Medical practice
should not be by principles cautiously deduced
from the of long experience and close Obseva
tions How important, then that medicine should be
taken by invads unless emanates from the hands of
of TALENT judgment, and the stricest proby Hollands
German Bitters prepared by Dr. c. M Jackson, Phadel
phia preparation emanatng from of the most cee
braed practitioners of modern times, and of the
medical writer's Germany produced This article is
in able hands evidence that the article prepared
intended 1t is used by of the leading pract
teners of Philadelphia in of debility of the digestive
organs and hillary apparatus and the diseases arising there
from. We therefore recommend this medicine suffering
lnValdS.
For sale in Wilmington N. c., By Dr. A. o. BRADLEY,
and C. & d. DUPRE, Druggists.
Oct. 29h.-[t10Nd6Cw.
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Oct q, 1856:

DhtECF FKOM IAt r'AtIOEl,
z BALES more of North Carolina NEGRO CLOTHS.
- Just received. - n1,,>
Oct. I'D. HEDRl(h q MAN
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DEAD..James G: Stanly brother of the Hon.
Edward Staniy, OF N. Co. died at Fort Clark, Texas,
on the 23d of September.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-11-09

VESSELS SoLD There were sold at auction, in
Boston, on Wednesday, barque Medora, 1877 tons,
copper fastened, sheathed with zinc, and we'll found,
for $780, also barque Diligence, 24O TONS coppered
and copper fastened we'll found, for $500; also
barque, N. w Bridge, 257 TONS strong vessel, cop
per fastened, and well found for $500; and brig
Henrietta built at MedforI, 234 tons, double deck,
coppered and copper fastened. we'll found, for 7,00O
cash and time.
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j n. RESTON.

Wine Merchant and Dealer In all kinds of Liquors,
Fancy Groceries and italian Goods.
No Is Market ST., ttvO doors betou Commercial Bank,
is opening the above articles they
i have been bought from Importers, and imported by
myself they will be sold low for cash. equal cash.
less the contrary Aso agent for Alba
ny Ale Brewery.
So Orders from abroad by persons known me,
must be attended with good City reference.
Sth.-Td&Wtf
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$50 REWARD.

30 WILL give the above reward for the apprehension
and delivery to me- or for the confinement in jail Of
Wand JACOB who left my plantation the 4th CT Oc
tober SIMON about 42 DID, ordinary height and
about p years old JACOB is of low statue high cheek
bones; the latter also very black will give the above
all raised by my on Rocky Point where
they are well known, and will range from there to town
Nov. 7th.-[5s-dSwtf. 7. H. LANE.
NOTICE.
THE undersigned wish to sell their TURPENTINE Dis
l. TILLEkY and fixtures, Turpentine TOOLS Coopers'
pal" mules Gone
Said Dsery situated Reeves Station, the South
Carolina Railroad, fy-two miles from Charleston, in
road below Branchve The Still viii work thirty Lar
rels virgin Tupenne There has been worked the
boxes, and with of the still being kept up the
ing year more pines will be boxed the coming winter
ual attention the next consequently desire to sell
% paos a i to shsr of s
''''' - ~ u " ''D ELLIS, DANIEL & co.
VINEGAR! VlNEGAR.!
lust RECEIVED, from Philadelphia, thrty-fve bbs.
CASH best o"S G? sh Vinegar ' GE6 aFf ESE for
PRESIDENT"
j AMERTC1: or, THE MODEL REP UBLIC, fTS
GLORY, OR ITS FALL :; with review of the causes
of the decline and a l Of the RepubG Of South
crisis in the United States.
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proof in sentmentin fact Po-
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every American. We recommend with pride tr
umphant and faultless vndcaon of prucp le1he Cru
Sdder
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price Agents wanted to circulate this and other valuable
throughout this State For full particulars address
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Michigan, Iowa and Wisconsin.
N B--A. RANNEY is Publisher Of JOHNSoNS PHILOSoPH-
CA CHARTS the of Schools and Academies Agents
wanted sell them throughout the United States and
Canadas A. RANNEY
Nov. 9, I855~-[lO-lm
JUST RECEIVED FRESH
Per SchrS. George NJ. Snlth and Geo. Mangham,
OK BBLS. r. L. & A Stuart's c. Yellow Sugar 40 bxs
Low for cash. at No. ii North Water street.
| Nov Sth GEO. H. KELLEY.
r.. REsTON
Wine Merchant, and Dealer In all kinds of Liquors
Fancy Groceries and Italian Goods.
No Is MARKET ST., doors beotU Commercial Bank,
opening his stock of the above articles they
have been bought from Importers and imported by
myself they will be sold low for ASH equal to cash.
less contract to the contrary Ao agent for Alba
ny Ale Brewery
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AZ BOXES OF r. GORDON cos CELEBRATED
berries Pine Apples Green gage Marmalade Cranberry
Sauce, Crab Apple Red curTapt aid Pine Apple Jeles
500 boxes Sardines, whole, half, and quarters.
large and fresh lot of RAlSINS whole, half and quar-
Cheese English Dairy and Goshen fresh lot of Butter 40
bags Java, Laguira and Rio Coffee. For sale by
Nov 9Th WIN. l.. S. TOWNSEND.
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HEAVY Snow SToRM-More than foot of snow
ha dtalen in Franklin and parts of ST. Lawrence and
Essex counties, N. Y on Thursday OF last week.
1t had been showing for than twenty -four hours
Xxi, Oregon county, N. Y, dated the 25th, says
we have about ten inches snow, and it is showing
fast"
DEAD-James G. Stanlv hro1her of the Hon
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MARBLE MONUMENT AND IRON RAILING.
AGENCY.

AGENCY.
HHVlNG been appointed agents for two of the
II tensive manufactures of MARBLE MONUMENTS
AND IRON Ratings in the United States we are pre-
pared TO furnish and put up the most approved and sub
santial manner and short notice. description of
MONUMENTS; alsO RAILS to suit, at prices ranging
FROM IS So per foot. Specimen aiming
patterns of unsurpassed beauynay be application
to r. B. WOOD These patterns will be found peculiarly
appropriate for Oakdale Cemetery.
&c & n. B. WOOD,
Sept. 25th-L I7-6m-4-6m Contractors & Builders.
SOAP FACTORY.
THE undersigned having purchased the SOAP AND
l. CANDLE FACTORY from Messrs. Smith u McRae.
and formed partnership for the purpose of carrying the
offer the most favorable nducement the trade fer the
supply of SOAP AND CANDLES of their manuiac-
ture, of superior quality. They will guarantee their Soaps
both soft and hard to be equal and prices low
be bought in other market Their Candles will be found
equal to the hardest mould Taow Candles from any Factory
in the country They respectfully solicit the patronage
the trade, and families of the town.
GREASE, GREASE-The highest market price will be
paid for GREASE aker in exchange for Soap Candles
Families would do we'll their Grease
change it for Soap.
The Marion Star Goldsboro Tribune Raleigh Standard
and Fayetteville Carolinian will copy months and send
bills to this Office Immediately for payment.
MILES COSTIN,
Nov. 3. le55-[5O- JOHN GAFFORD
FISH. POTATOES AND HAY.
900 b BB L N No: :; 3 Ma Sa
100 do Irish Potatoes;
200 bales prime Eastern Hay. For sale by
| Nov. Th.-[53-lw KEITH & FLANNER.
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ARCTIC GA1ETIEs.--The searching expedition under
command of Lieut.. Hartstene had lively and merry
time of it at the hyperborean town of Disco They
found it contained about hundred and fifty in.
habitants, few of whom were Danes, and the re.
mainder Esquimaux of mixed race. All were
boundessly polite, hospitable, and honest. Two of
the daughters of the Governor, Misses Sophia and
Maria Bosberg, visited the Release, where alter hav
ing RECALLED themselves most heartily butter and
cranberry sauce" for which they exhibited an ex-
travagant fondness, they Joined the officers in the
dance, and under the frozen sky of the north, our
gallant tars reviewed their recoIlections OF the gay
saloons of their far away and sunny homes by going
through the steps of the polka mazurka, and redowa
with the fascinating Danish bellies. 1t is said the
ladies danced with great elegance and grace, and
succeeded in winning completely the hearts OF
their American beaux they had those of some
| British gentlemen who had visited them the year
before.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-11-09

CONSTITUTION OF THE EARTH.-A writer in the
Scientific American, after examining all the various
theories concerning the structure of the earth,
dorses the conclusion that the world is mass or
globe of mixed metals, of which the mere crust has
become rusted, of earthly form; the outer rind
it were preventing any rapid combination taking
place with the metallic surface, five or six miles be-
low the surface of the dry land Eruptons from.
volcanoes he thinks produced by the sea getting
down to the metallic surface through some assure in
the earth's crust decomposition of the water then
takes place--fre, fame and steam causing eruption.
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JUST RECEIVED FRESH

Per SchrS. George NJ Sm1th and Geo. Mangham,
OK BBLS. r. l.. s A. Stuarts c. Yellow Sugar 40 bxs
~ of No Prime Cheese 10 bbls. of extra Buckwheat
Low for cash, at No. ii North Water street.
Nov. Sth. GEO. H. KELLEY.
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NEGRO BLANKETS.
A MOTHER bale of those extra heavy double Mackinaw
Negro Blankets just received, with great variety of
other kinds. (Oct 1917 HEDR1Ch RYAN
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, &c, &c The subscribers
M have Just opened. and ready for Inspection the
largest and complete stock of select Medicines Chem
Gals Fancy Articles Perfumery, Sc, &C., they have
offered embracing all of the preparations of the day
c. & d. DUPRE,
Nov g. 45 Market street.
VELATINE Just opened, so doz. COoPER'S SPARK
u LING GELATINE. C. & D. DUPRE,
Nov g. 45 Market street.
lust OPENED-A fresh supply of KOOSSO, BAT
y LEY'S SEDATIVE, SOUTH AMERICAN RENE
DY and number of new preparations.
G. & D. DUPRE,
Nov g. Is Market street.
lust RECEIVED per Schr. Lizzie Russell, fresh
y ply of AFRICAN BIRD PEPPER, POWDERED
e.. & D. DUPRE,
Nov g. As Market street.
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HE PACIFIC SQUADRON.-Leters have been re-
ceived by the Secretary of the Navy from Commo-
dore William Mervine, commander-n-chief of the
Pacific squadron, dated at Mare island, (navy yard, }
near San Francisco, the 5th utimo. The officers
and crews all in good health. This squadron
comprises the following named United States vessels
The frigate independence alag ship the sloops ST.
Marys, Decatur, and Portsmouth, the steamer Mas
sachusetts, and the frigate ST. Lawrence
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-11-09

ALSO-Coastwse- bush wheat bale wool ;; do rags;
~ eS WARP boxes candles $1,000 RED oak hid 10
l24 bbls and hhds dried fruit bbs and hhds bees
wax; rolls leather Is dry hides II boxes mdze 152
empty bbls.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-03

"SLosHrN' ABour!"-At certain "cour
time'' in Pike county, Alabama, there was trIa
for general row, and witness testified that one
Salonstall just kept sloshin' about. As this re-
mark regarding the chivarous Saltonstall was ire
Quently repeated, said the lawyer for the "de
fence 20
Come, witness, say over again what 1t was
that Mr.. Satonstall had to do with this affair"
"Saltonstall why, l've told you several times
the rest of them clinched and paired of, but Sal
tonstall he jest kept sloshin' about"
"Ah, good fellow" exclaimed the lawyer, eve
want to know what this is. 1t isn't legal evl-
dence in the shape you put it. Tell US what you
mean by sloshiu' about"
"Well." answered the witness very deliberate
ly, "Ill try. You see. John Brewer and Sykes
clinched and fout. That's in legle form aint
it?"
"Oh. yes" said the lawyer. "go on"
"Abner and Blackman then pitched into one
another, and Blackmau bit off piece of AOner's
lip-that's lege too, aint it 2"
"Procesdi !"
''Simpson and Bill Stone and Murry was all
together on the ground, bitin' and kickin' one
another-that's legle, too, is it?'
'"Yery-5ut 90 on"
.'And SaltOnStall made it his business to walk
backward and forward through the crowd with a
bio stick in his hand, and knock down every loose
man in the crowd as fast as he came to 'em.-
That's what call sloshin' about.--.hontgomer
Mail
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-03
MISC ELAN Y .
The Mother and Her Family.

Philosophy is rarely found. The most perfec,
sample ever met was an old woman. who was
apparently the poorest and the most forlorn of the
human speces-so true is the maxim which all
profess to believe. and none act upon invariably
viz. .'that happiness does not depend upon out
ward circumstances" The wise woman TO whom
| have alluded. walks to Boston, distance OF
twenty or thirty miles, to sell bag OF brown
thread and stockings, and then patiently walks
back again with her little gains. Her dress
though tidy, is collection of ''shreds and patch
es," coarse Ia the extreme.
"Why don't you come down in wagon! said
/. when | observed that she was wearled with
her long journey.
We hahn, got any horse" she replied "the
neirhbars are very kind to me. but they cant
SPAR tnriru, and il would cast rs mich to hiie
one as all nv thread would come to-"
You have a husooud-don't he do any thing
for you ~
He. is good man--be dnes all he can. hut he is
crippie and an inyad lie reels my yarn aud
mends the chldren's shoes lie is as kind hus
baud as a woman need TO have"
But his being cdppie is heavy mslortone
to you" said
WHY. ma am. | da'nt look upon it in that
light" replied he thread Woman 81 consider
that have grea, reason 10 NJ thankful that he
never tIok to any bad habits"
"Huw mauy children nave YOU 2"
"Srx sous and Eve daughters. ma'am
..Slx sans and i've d,ughlcrs! Why, what a
arniy for poor woman to support"
1T is family lna'm but there amt one ol
'ern I'd he willing to lcSe. They are all as heal
thy children as need 20 be--sIl willing To work
and all clever to me. Even he smallest boy,
when he gets few cents now and then for doing
an errand will be always sure to bring it 20 me"
''Do your daughters spin your thread !''
No, ma'am, as soon as they are big enough
they po out to service. as don't want to keep
them always delving for me; they are always
willing to give me what they can; but its right
and fair that they should do little for themselves
do all my spinning after all the folks are gone to
bed" :,
Don't you think you should be better off il
you had no one but yourself to provide for 2"
"Why, no madam. don't If had not been
married, should always have to work as hard as
could, aud now can't do no more than that
NV chldran are always great comfort to me.
and look forward TO the times when they will
do as much for ma az | have always done for
them"
Here was true philosophy! learned lesson
from that poor woman, which shall not soon
forget Mss Scdgeluick
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-03
NEW BOOKS.

A MEMOIR fthe Rev. Sydney Smith,by his dsush-
A ter, Lady Holland History Of the Council OF Trent
b tbe author Alone - Light aud Darkness Noun
tons @ and Molehills or Recollection Ofa Burnt Journal
by Frank Marryat Waikna adventures on the Mos,
quito shore, by Samuel Bard Letters totSe Rlght
Rrv Jobn Hughes Soman Catholic Bishop OF New
YORK revised and enlarged by Kirwau The Heress OF
Hauohton Avion; The Controversy between Sena-
tor Brooks and Bishop Hughes; Peeps from BenFeY'
hv r " Shelton; ; Our countrymen, or briel memorS
G E;ncnt Americans BY Benson J. Losing; The Nix
DAYS of Creation or the Scripture Cosmology, me
anc}ent ;6ea of fTine-word in distinction from Worlds
in Space by Taylor Lewis just RECEIVED ana ,ot Sa'e
by N"'I"i W ''-''