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NORTHUMBERLAND.

OST THIS VI .RNlNG. IN THE CENTRE
IL MARI ct a PORT MONNAlE CO. tanning SIS,
enc $40 pie 2, one 10 and thee SIS in geld, ard
3 % in Cooperation Of AleXandria NOES The ow-
neT Is a poor n an and c mo afford 10 lose tie
money. The finder y 81 receive the above r. ward
by leaving IL with c MALG Nj, on c, between
9th and 9TH SITS, or at this Ofi-e. oot25-3t%
ENOR BOSTON.-The schooner MARTHA,
Il Capt. Baxter, has arrived, and will -
have quick despatch for the above port For go
freight, apply TO
HARTLEY & BROTHER, Agents,
oct2s lOl waIer street, Georgetown.
EIsh, FIsH.-5O bbls. No. med. Mackerci
Il 50 half bhls No , Ma kerel
so or bVls do do
2 caSAs Hske, now land per schr. Martha and
for sale by HARTLEY & BROTHER,
oct22 IOl Water street, Georgetown.
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:. r. IGOVER'S IRON HALL BOOT
SHOE l. TRUNK ESTABLISHMENT

"a. 6CeHHe, Oct. 9th ard lOfh SITS.
lust RECEIVED GOOD ASSORTMENT
- OF Ladies', Misses's, and Children's Is. m eSy
Gents. BOYS and Youths BOOTS and Ell
SHOES which Will sell cheap for cash. ~
FOR LADIES. 49,
Cashmere double sole long Caters, water proof
French I NJ heel and button do.
French CassiUere do do
French GIice ious toilet white and blk kid Slip
perS
French CATERS, all colors, with and without tips
Misses and chi!dren's black, blonze and colored
heel Ga tiers
Misses ard rhildrens morocco koub!e sole tipped
and plain Boots
FOR GENTS, BOYS AND YOUTHS.
French patent leather and calf doublI sole double
upper Boots
French patent leather and calf double sole long
Button Caters
French patent leather and calf Oxford Ties
French calf Bolts a. 50 so worth S.
For Boys and Youths | can supply all that give
me call with Boots and Shoes
have a splendid assortment OF Boots and Shoes
for servants, which am confiden. I can furnish
AT fsif prices.
Give me q call aud examine for yourselves at
). p. HOOVER'S,
oc26- If Iron Hall.
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GAS FIXTURES.

WE HAVE ON HAND, AND ARE CON
w stantly re ewing ffom he celebrated factory
Of Cornelius ard Baker every variety OF u As
CHANDELIERS end BRACKETS, CT the new
est style and fn sh, and at factory prices. Espe
cial attention is asked TO the new three ana Tour
Lights French pattern
Those who have houses already fitted for Gas
would do well 10 call and see before purchasing.
applied a saving of twenty TO twenty per cent
In consumption Of Gas.
Gas Pipes inserted any and everywhere at the
lowest rates, as usual.
j. w. THOMPSON 4 BRO,
$50 Pa avenue, bst. 10Th and Il,h Sts
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lSTAn Enslishman, representing himself to
be Sir W alter Percy Beaumont and claiming
connection with many Of the nobility of Eng
land, has been honoring Chambersburg with
bis noble preserce for the last three or four
months. He succeeded in swindling several
persons, He induced merchant to accom-
pany him to New York, where he was to re-
ceive 0,OOe from Lady Percy 1t ia need.
less to say tn at when he arrived there he
slipped eff, and has not since been heard Of
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MADAME q.

ID RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE PUB
IL lie In general, that ST. will give information
IN all the Affairs relating Il Life, Health, Weath
Marriages, Love, journeys, Law suit Difficulties
In Business, AbseR' Friends, sickness and Death,
and In respect 20 all other subjects. She Is also
able 10 tell the Ages Of persons BY reading num-
bHfs. All these who wish q consult Madame r.
will please call soon, as she will remain In the
city but short time. Size can be consult az all
hours Of TIE day and evening. Her name Is on the
dooF-at No rs, 18Th street [, corner Of D. on the
left hand side. 6eauemsn 50 cents and ladies
d oct l7-svs
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NEW CATHOLIC BOoKs.-The Curse Ct
~ the Village ard The Happiness Of being
Rich; two Tales, by Hendrick Conscience, trans
lated from the original Flemish
The Deyout Child OF Mary; a collection Of No
venas, by Rev. P. w. Faber, d. D.
Pictorial BibleStories, illustrated at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
oe D. Dookstore, near 9th st.
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A SEA-SIcK ADMIRAL. -Adyices from Alex.
andria mention the amusing fact that the Vice
roy Of Egypt: Said Pacha, who had left in hi.
steam yacht for tour in Franco and through
out Europe, returned to port two days after
ward, having changed his intention in eonsc'
quenes Of Q severe attack Of sea.sickness.
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ALL HAIL! ALL HAIL.
THE GREEN TREE HOUSE,

Wet Pennsylvania avenue. two door from ID [ g.,
By ROBERT GRAY, formerly McGrann's)
TIME PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL
Z kncwn ESTABLISH IN mt having ADS n
ded extensive improvements, both inS..A - u
it, inferior nd exterior appearance, NJ y
would inform his old friends and the >
plhlic generally that he is "ow prepared 10 ON
mOdate hotn TRAN > EN- and PERMAN IN II
BOARDERS in the best style, and " b. re they
Will have all the comforts Of home,
The BAR is supplied with tn b ST Of Liquor
Of all kin :. Re has also a tached a fine RE-
FRESA hENT BAR, VIII, re fine, iorge luscious
Oh STEERS, fresh from the Ches peake, can b.
had every style. GAME il seas.n.
&C 26-lt$
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6LAcAWooD.-We have received from Tay-
ior injury the October number Of this we'll.
kh'"H magazine. II contains, among other
e1'ce4llsly wtli-written and interesting NJ
tci;s. I4Tt 10 Of tie Story CT the Gamma .u
writtan in tent in the Crimes.
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wEBER'S EXCELSIOR BRASS AND
SIRlNG RAND.

vi leave to inform his patrons End the rublic
thu he has withdrawn from Esputa's Bard, and
that he is now prepared with BAND OF TAIL
E\TED MUSICIANS TO accommodate them
with a brass, sting reed band. as the occasion
may require. MUSIC for Balls, Parties, Parsdes,
Serenades, &c. furnished from one 20 anv num-
er al the sh rteSt possible notice, by applying 10
L. WEBER, Conductor, four doors east Of Cen
Henderson's nearthe Navy Yard, OTTO r REDER-
lex PROSPECT, Leader.
Orders c n be left at the " Music Depot, )" in the
Star Buildings. &C l6-2m
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JAMES r. MCINTOSH,
4 r + G II A Mt AIL0R

(SUccEssoR TO TUcxHR SoND
MOULD invite his friends and the public 70
/ w call and examine his stock OF Fan A.
and Winter Goods, which he IL prepared
TO make up In as elegant style IS can be had ~
at any o. her house, aud on as good terms III
AlSo, Gentlsmen's FurnishfGg Goods, such az
Neck Ties, Shirts, Collars, Cravats, &C Store IN
American hotel, Pa. avenue, near X street.
oc Sim
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OFFICIAL.

franklin Pierce, President Of fhe URiff3 States
Of America, TO OIL IrhOm AZ mag concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that c. II. r. MoRING has been appointed
consul and commercial agent Of Mecklenburg
Schwerin, to reside at Boston, do hereby recog-
nize him as such, and declare him free to exeT
else and enjoy such functions, powers and priv
ileges as are allowed TO the consuls and com
mercial agents Of the most favored nations in the
United States.
In testimony whereof have caused these letters
to be made patent, and the seal Of the United
States TO be hereunto affixed
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washing
ton, the I'D day of October. A. ID I-55
II. s. Of the independence Of the United States
Of America the eightieth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
w. L. MARCY Secretary Of State
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lFe bill is now pending before the Ten
nessee Legislature for the erection Of statues
Of Washington and jackson in the State Capt.
tol at Nashville. the statues to be the work Of
an American artist.
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u The BarDum baby show in Cincinnati is
considered to have been a grand failure The
failure is attributed to the structures in the
Commercial, and suit has been instituted
against that Journal, claiming damages to the
amount Of $4,000.
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IL The town Of Bristol, generally spoken
of as Virginia town, lies half in that State
and half in Tennessee. The State line runs
through tie main street of the place
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10 lbe cadets Of the Virginia Military In.
st'o e-'"o Companies, uLder command Of
c"l;5. Norman AID Rum5ough-srs o, a
visit 10 PctGr.bury, Va.
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Eree.LOVa.

The following brief extracts from a recent
letter Of Henry Clapp, jr., one of the chief
apostles of free-loTe, to the New York Times,
in describing the peculiar kinks" Of his fel
low apostles Of free-loveisnl, describes the De-
cuiiaIities Of this very last mania so clearly,
in very few words, that we publish them as
fellows, viz
l. Fist, then, Stephen Pearl Andrews,
TIE CHIEF Of the league, IS o free-loyer, and
w.shls Ii 10 way 10 shrink from any sti ma
or responsibility which nay be attached t.
that L me He IS oIeuly Opposed to marriage
- a compulsory bunI, and rejects the idea of
legal Interference iii love affaI.s as strongly as
D. 4tJsc!s 1t III religious ah4irs He would
doJi.sa not Only the cOAjugal idea but the mr.
vatc household itsef and substitute for the
raIer passiyH4l attraction, and the latter
the collective household. with all its concsmi
tahtS, suen Is the unitaTy nursery, as ociated
Industry. &c.
" 2 Albert Brisbane, in whom the idea of
tLe league originated, but who has always
DeeA opposed 10 ;he club, on the ground of It's
OeI"S Il meIo place Of amusement and not a
company If prcpagandists but who has never
tIeIesS been an attendant upon its meetings
shd mas So Lax been identified with them-Al-
Lert Brisbane Is the Acknowledged head of III G
FOUTIeIIst parry In this country and as such,
i opposed not Oa!y to marriage, to the family,
70 tie Isolated household, to fragmcntary la
Dor, but t. civilization itself, and all its insti-
tU.iCLs .
" D. There are not only men identified with
taese principles who attend our meetings, but
"oI-en. Some Of both these parties are said
20 lave separated from their cODjugal partners
sHd are IepGted to believe and practice the
oNclrlne 'nat marriage IL neither a civil nor re-
holoGs compact in technical sense, but a
tu-oiy sci. and voluntary compact, based
On mutual aft .ctiou. and differing iron, most
other cc4pact' in being dissoIubIe al the Plea.
sure Ct either party -
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u The election in Norfolk, to fill the va
eaLey III the Virginia House Of Delegates,
caused 81 the death # VIM D. Roberts, will
De held On tie l2'h of No7ember. DR.. Francis
Mai'oFy and DR.. Jesse J. Simkins are an
nounced as candidates.
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EXPENSIVE AausEMENr.-An article In the
Dublin University Magazine states that the
present war with Russia costs England and
her allies quarter of million sterling per
day.
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Il Charles II. Dimmock, Of Richmond,
has received q call to take charge of the sar-
veyl for a railroad TO connect the East Ten
nessee and Virginia Railroad with the North
Carolina Central Railroad, distance of about
one hundred miles.
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gProf George Elliott will make balloon
ascension frcm the Slash Cottage, Va, on
horseback, on Thursday next.
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Il Madame Jumel, the reported widow OF
Aaron Burr, had her pocket picked Of $50,
few days since, but tho thief managed TO make
good his escape. The police, however fol-
lowed him to Albany, aud from Albany to
Utica, where he was captured and brought t.
this city The joke of the whole affair is, that
a man named Albam, a companion Of Hughes,
robbed him of ell the money except SO the
might after they took their fight. So It was o
bad operation for the original thief al round
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u I-ere vas heavy fall of snow on tho
Sue Ridge mountains day or two sso.
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PLEASANT RESORT.
= p II y q q A II ID 4 Ms,

FORMERLY FAVIER'S GARDEN,)
On VI Street, bsttcetH SeCsatseath Eigkteeptk,
OPENED every day In the week, and on sun
~ day. No spurious liquors allowed, but Cof-
fee, Chocolate, Ice Cream, &C, viii be for sale
Weber's Brass Band will perform every Mon
day and Thursday evening, Beginning al about
O'Clock Admittanoe free au 16-3m
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
PRICES OF ADMISSION

PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquet,e .............5 50 cents
Family Circle, second ter...............25
Gallery. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Oh 2sc
No extra chsTge for Reserved seats Private
Boxes can be Outlined. Box Ofce Cpea Friday
and Saturday from . unit! O'Clock
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ID IIIt Il ItNIUtII.
w. l.. MARCY, Secretary Of State.

- The FUNERAL OF THE LATE
81 Jno c. Finckel will take place on Sat
u'day, the 9th instant, at o'clock p m from
the residence CT his scn, corner g and 10Th sts
First Ward. The friends Of the family are lnvi-
ted. !. j.. FINCKEL, Pastor u. Z Oh
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FRoM FoRr LARAuIE.-Dates from Fort
Laramie to the 10th of September have been
received at 81. Louis. Cspt. A. P. Howe, Of
the 4th artillery, was On trial before court
martial for disobedience Of orders at the battle
Of the Blue Water. Gen. Harvey arrived at
the Fort on the l7lh The Sioux Indians were
committing depredations, and had sent de-
fanee TO General Harney. Captain Cady had
arrived, and will accou pnny the General, as
Colonel Hoffman is sick. Ex-Governor Reeder
has left Kansas city for Virginia.
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1A CARD.-The Washington Trade and
S~S Benevolent Society Of Journeymen Tail
would respectfully recommend to the public
the following Merchant Tailoriny Establishments
every way worthy Of their Patronage. They
alone pay the bill OF prices established by the
above named Society, viz
II F. London Co. EiW'd GodeC,
p. ]. 81 er, Jas. II. McIntO b.
VIM Tucker, Thos BOVINE,
Duvall a. Bro, Matlork & Griffith,
Jos. X Thompson, VIM. II Stanford,
Eiw'd NJ. Drew, Thos Grav
p S.-StrIngerS designing 10 work ia this CITY
through the season will take no ice that those are
the only shops that Society hands are permitted
10 work for JAS. LACkEG, Rec Sec.
WAsHISGTOS, ID. C, Oct. 9th, 1855.
Sc, ln
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DiRRy'S TRlCOPHEROUS,t the genuine
I'D article; Swedish Hair Creator, FreEch Po-
made, Cologne, Transparent Soap in bGrs ard
balls, at LAMNOND'S, iii 81.
Oc 1851
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EnIR EE

II EWIS CARUSI ANNOUNCES THAT HIS
L. first Soir6e viii be given on FRIDAY night, Oct.
10Th, commencing at O'Clock. His pupils and
former attendants. are resp ctfully invited to al
tCnd without fGTther invitation
His School for Dancing, Waiting, &c is now
open at his Saloon. corner Of 18th and c streets,
where application may be made and pupils en-
tered oct s2-H
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ia ADvKRrIsEKEKTs should be handed in
By IL o'clock, NJ, otherwise they may not ap-
resr until tho next day.
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REGISTERS OFFICE. October Is. 1855
A 2 n Al " =

49, TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON
So CERN.-Notice is hereby given that L.
censes issued to lawns, Retailers Of spirtuous
and ferInented Liquors, Wines, Cordiais, &c.
Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware, Hats, Caps.
Boots ard Shoes, Medicines, Perfumery, Watches
ard Jewelry, Lumber, w God, Coal and Commits
sion Merchants; also, 10 keepers Of Hackney Car.
riages q I'd Omniouses, Billiard Tables, Ten Pin
Al 'evs, and Confectionery, and for hawking and
pedding, will expire on Monday, the 5th DAY Of
November next and that said licenses must be re-
newed at this office. within tn DAYS after that
time SAMUEL Z. DOUGLASS, Register.
&C 80 dtNoy5
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THE +" FASCINATING FAIRY STARn
II Manager respectfully announces her srpear-
ance ONE NIGHT MORE, and MOST POSITIVE
II the last time she can reform I'm Washington
this season.
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AFTER which, the Laughable Burletta OF
CAT CHANGED TO A WOMAN.
In which Miss Robertson, Mr.. jefferson, Nj J.
b. Howe and Mr.. Ellis VIII appear.
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Sixth Dramatic Entertainment WEDNESDAY
October Dist. lSJj.
The Great Iregic Actress, Miss MATILDA
HERON, as Camille! &C 25 81
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NIGHT SCHOOL,

EyOR BOSTON.-THE PACKET BRIa MA
Il RY PERKINS, Capt. Nlckerson is -
now loading for the abo port. 81
For freight app'yto
&C 26-5t HARTLEY & BRO. Agents
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GRAND EXTRA NIGHT,
SATURDAY EVENING, October "a, 1855

Owing 10 the .evere storm of Wednesday last,
which prevented
NDREHS FROM WITNESSING
the admirable performance Of
Mica a nnnc EnhEr+cn-
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The Great American Infuence.-There is
one American influence which few foreigners
among US so situated as, possibly, to fall under
its effect, seem able to escape. We mean that
Of the eyes, frankness, warmth Of heart. native
graces, and heightened principle Of American
ladies, who, though very generally deficient
in the artistic finish Of court ladies in Europe,
combine, eminently, the solid elements Of
charaoter likely to attract true gentleman
in search Of one 10 be his best friend, sympa.
thiser, and companion through lifs. Thus, of
the foreign diplomatic corps now accredited to
this Government, Messrs. Sartiges and Boilleau
Of the French Legation, Gevers of the Neither
lands, Magallon of the Spanish, Grabon of
the Prussian, and Marcole.ta of tie Nicara-
guam Legations, have severally surrendered
TO its magic power; each Of the gentlemen
named above having, very sensibly, taken
unto himself an American wife. We are re-
minded Of the fact, however, by hearing that
another distinguished member Of the foreign
diplomatic corps accredited here is about to
loiow their commendable example, By we'd
oias an accomplished and amiable young
lazy the daughter Of an American gentlem an
residing Tar from the federal city. We shall
always be found advocating this particular
d ;scripticn Of international alliances or an.
tauglements; though a very straight.laced
stiskisr for the doctrine Of American non.iu.
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FOUR ELEGANT PIECE.
MY PRECIOUS BETSyyr

SATURDAY EVENING, Oct %, 1855,
The Performance will commence with the great
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TsNOYS liz ENDLESS VARIETY AND
L cheap at LAMM0ND'S, eth ST.
&C 2j-3t
NEW RUCKwHEAT AND CRANBER-
~ Iies at Il. NJ. u. KINGS,
&C % corner 18th and streets.
ALL HILL ALL HAIL -
Demoine courier., 1855-09-20

VI tH4uisItorihi lale were connneu year
after scar, till death release d t!.em from
their sufierings, aud there their bodies
were suffered TO remain until they were
entirely decsyed. and the rooms had be.
come fl, for others to occupy. 10 pre-.
vent this practice being offensive to those
who occupied the lnquisiiion. there were
fiues or tubes extending TO the open air
sufficiently capacious to carry off the q.
dor irem the decaying bodies. In shesa
cells we found the remains Of some whni
had paid The debt of nature, some Of
them had been dead apparently but
short time, while of others nothing re-.
NAMED but their bones, still chained 10
the floor of their dungeon. In others
we found the living sufferers of every
age ard both sexes, from the young man
and maiden to these of three score and
ten years; all as naked as when they
were born into the world. Our eoldieIs
Immediately applied themselves "a re-
leasing these cap:ives from their chains,
stripped themselves in part. OF their W
clothing to cover these wreiched beings.
and were exceedingly anxious I bring
item up to the light of day. But. a.
ware of the danger, | insisled on their
wants being suppliej. and ,ha, they
should be brough. gradually 10 the light,
as ,her could bear il.
When We had explored these cells.
and opened the prison doors of those
who yet survived, WI proceeded to ex-
,.lCre ano,bor roam N m H. iac, H.
we found the instruments Of torture, of
every kind which the ingenuity Of men
Or Gevels could invent. At the sight Of
them tie fury Of cur soldiers refused
any longer to be restrained. They de-.
clared that every inquisiior monk, aud
soldier Of the establishment. deserved To
be pun TO the torture. We did not at.
tempt ally longer 10 restrain them. They
commenced at once the work OF 10 .u "a
with the holy fathers. remained all T
saw four differcn, kinds of fortune az.
piled, aud then retired from the awful
scene. which terminated not while one
individual remained Of the former guilty
inmates Of this ante eli ,mber Of hell, ON
whom they could wreak revenge. As
soon as The poor sufferers from The cells
OF The inGuisilion could with safety be
brough: out of their prison to the ligh, of
day, news having been spread far and
near that numbers had been rescued
from Tho inquisition, allwho had been
deprived Of friends by the holy Office.
came 10 inquire If theirs were among
the number.
o. what meeting was there! about a
hundred who had been buried alive for
many wears. were now restored TO the
active world, and many Of them found
here a son and there ~adaughier. here sister
and there a brother, and some alas could
recognize no friends. The scene was
such a n as no tongue can describe.-
When this work Of recognition was over
TO conplete The business il which I had
engaged. | weni TO Madrid and obtained
a large quantity of gunpowder, which,
placed underneath the edi6ce and in its
vaults and as We applied the slow match
there was u JOYFUL sight 10 thousands Of
admiring eyes. o, 1t would have done
your heart good to zee IL; the walls and
massive turreis Of that proud edifice were
raised towards the heavens. and The H.
quisi.ion Of Madrid was no more.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-20

PRoLlUc.-A SOW belonging 10 Dr..
Barrett Of 81 Louie. last week gave birth
10 forty, taso pigs. This ID rather The
largest litter we ever heard Of. Oar in
formans says that when he left firsnfy.
eight were alive and Kicking, anc the
whole family 'comfor,able a could b.
expectedl'-B.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-20

Sn'aH Beer for cae.-We heardka
sooo reiofs IN the. cars the .6Hief day..
from auPsy'Scotch ~Iaoorer, who carried
IN nus band a bottle Of fire. water, with
which TO keep himself warm and moist.
4 fellow. traveller wishing 70 poke . little
fun at him, askea-
"Wha. hasye gotin yer boads. guds.,
man!'
"Sma' boer." si,i the o.har.
~, well, If ms. Small bee: share
il Wild ys." =.
"Guess no." sSIa Sawney. ni. rather
sma' for ,wa." e.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-20
The Iron Coming.

We have the pleasure Of announcing
that the shipment Of Iron for our Wcs-
tern Road commenced on Monday Lass
from New York. And il vii: be- for
warded as last as il can be laid down un-
Ill the whole mount necessary for the
track hence to Mt. Plsasan. 10 received.
-Hawk Eye Of The 18th.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-20
40. p. pEvls.
>. a. j. Ccvin,
O S AT LA w

oTTUMwA,
- WILL practice in the Courts OF Wap-
.k5. Jefferson, Van Buren,, Davis, Appanoo5e,
Monroe Lucas, Marion and Mahaska.
Having the advantage of a long residence in
The wiley :hey will give particular attention to
Securing and collecting claims, sale OF War
rants, Entries Of la. ] on time, huying and sell
ing Real Estate, Settlement of Titles. payment
of Taxes, sc. February 10Th 1854.