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Thfrd EditionN Nov Ready.
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r
yI,IIF WUIG ALMANAC for l-J5 contains,
IN .6on to the usual calendar pages and A''r'nom'ea
THn eGiotSSSrRSmENr OF THE UNITED srArEs-Ei
sf SIi 90 Of TaE UNITED STATES Members Of 'ad
ROUSE oTfs' o. : REPRESENTATIVES, Members Of poti;aJ
xxXVh CONGRESS- Members Of, IS fai = chosen P'lH
eslly Classified
aoiie. ,nd Critical sketch Of the Wax between Russia
, and the sn naes s PSTsT " to Jan l. 1904
TIE rise PO.s.. ard PIob,0. Destiny Of the mysterious
sF FsIs c;i' siI o. o. sMis HGSs
Table Trisius the Name Square Mile. foprlahon,
CAPITAL and Chief Executive Officer Of each Of the Govern
ueus OF North and soa;h America snd the West lHdiA
sIavERY LEGISLATION IN THE UNITED STATES.
The FusVe s'sve Law Of l7e5rhe Missouri ComProa,se
Of 1870 TIE Fugitive slave Law Of lsSorhs KsDsa-Se
bfeLa Act q c5 the Yeas ard Nays m passage ctre
fully c's'sfeo-speeeh OF William n Seward on lie BILL
ThD fuBLiC LANDS. GRADUATION ACT. g..
TEEArY or RECIPROCITY WITH CANADA &c.
ThEATY WITH MkXICO iGaG-iea Treaty.
TREATY WITH JAPAN.
NATIONAL FISASl Is. &c.
Abstracts OF tie Report Of The seeresIJ OF Tressuy sec
re,sI, q Navy Po.tna,steI General &c
AGRrcuI RsL.I1.srs:ti, Fae;s FOR Farmers &c
LIT OF the Ves,es OF wsI Of the Navy with Rae.
Gurs when ard where built BY hon snded' where
EIRCTioN RETURNS FROM EVERY STATE IN TIE
UNION which has be eleson during TIE care
fully eoupld snd compared with former elections. eI'
GbyFkSNENTs OF TEE .EvFRAL STATES FOR l'A
Table eoutsrns list Of the States Capitals iovernors
Of Meeting Of Legislatures time OF holding Eee-
POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENTS ~ So, 1915. .nd
1874 ard POPULATION OF EACH STATE
ter, and ohsrs nclons po.; pad. will be entitled 70 =
copies Po.s.e on TIE whls Almanac whea Pr. pad, ons
GREELEY McELRAra:
Rad " ~
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II y Y f l. o L s.
IL TIE largest stock,
The beg sssortloe rf, and
Tie lowest prices
Ever cserse Ia tits mArket
subscriber. respectfully the attention Of TIE 'rte
10 tteir NEW sTOCK OF STAPLE and FANCY EN'EL-
,OPEs eubr.cns thouss I'd varieties They nov
Al lager quantities hsa before sne -
son Of recent large eoSiraet' with u. beat p4Pe, mn,
p; Prices ,bsn hitherto ,,,,
,scu A. attention invited 70 their styles OF Eliza
DEiA, sna ALEXANDRA ENVELOPES
CHAS. LYON BIRD,
Nc e besknzn st.
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Grand Concert of Sacred Music.-A GRAND
CONCERT 81 sACRtD MUSIC, eoisd from the no., c-le
hrsied eompo.er III he siveD Nblos Theatre raUR5
DAY IVESI'G. March on which cssion two ~ the most
noted ard 'asute1 Continental vocal artists vii appsr
N1ue. DsUSELLA GAHbOrA ard sEuor ANTONIO no
SUIT viii make their fret 10 America before
New Yfrs su6ieuce tbi, occasion
To the Benevolent The advertiser, being y nnch nest
viii haf their beautiful ILLU sTRATbD
BIBLE (HspsIs celebrated edition and an eessnt CLOAK
both articles In perfect order and well calculated 10 form de-
sr,bls present Church and its minister. address
". A.. Box on po.t Office
DIR. rownsend's H0use.-Tnis mabScn. rvalins IA
The - the Old World for the Ds1est
~ The Five Points House Of Industry will he closed "a the
s Of March Those who have DOT witnessed IL. regal mag
nG'pce shosd neglect The limited opportunity Adms
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Mem pnbIitaticns.

EULL PROOF OF THE MINISTRY.-Pub-
rr hih' St ts Ss THE MINISTRY By the Rev J. N
Nd,on rkpo Rector Of Ascension Church KrsuifO Ky
author Of The Boy Trained to be Clergyman I1nO'
suthor must be OF short for his
boob mstes short story OF what sh have been with the
9suS ,t "'"s 'D' -" IWocener Palladium
All Christians may obtain from II some valuable hints to
''''' ''''- - Ifi.rtford Religious Herald.
The style is ehas concise ami the teachings OF The
= IL unueecssry Tor us to TO parents and
ae. Its influence viii be excellent upon any MIND Rh
LAS Just Published; 49,, ~.
ara C',2sEs's NAPOLEON Memoirs Of the Life Exile
&c La. Cs.sen. Of ee LuperOr NsrOl.on by he c9Hn;
ten With eight Portraits on steel two Msp' ana
recco extra ss 4vols l?mo Cloth, -. hsieAi OF mo
lions as fron b. Wr,tILLIAM II SEWARD With sslse-
sse Sh H HS.ss.. SIS By lame. Haanay auO Of
Us kEDFpo Cloth Is cents .
~ %, Nos iio and III Nassau ~,
TIE COZ s'"Ys. A Tale.
ANEW voLUME By he Rsvy. D.: Tyas
cH ana POOR AID other rR'eF t Ss'i fGr 4xr By
III. PRIEST. Tee PURITAN and rh,,pr.czrR b.
ne suRNEr PRIZE ESSAY. BY, R.vR
TIE SECOND PRIZE ESSAY Blythe Rev. r.po.b
A As! SSTEsG pAsl T"r S SsSf
Tie FAMILY At EEATHFRDALE nnsr.tea
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OUTDOORS AT IDLEWILD.
or THE SHAPING OF HONE on the BANKS oF TIE
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TIL W a Us OF l. r f.:
SHOWING the Right Way and Wrong Way,
- tie High Wsy AID Low Way the True Say and me
False Wsy the Upward Way ard the Downward "a'. the
vsy Of Honor and the Way Of Di.honor By Rev. .. )
WEAVER
The follow interesting topics among The Contents"
PstscIPLE ADD PLEssUEE. HoSEsTy asD Policy RIGHT
AND MIGHT. SuBsTsNcE; LICK AID PICK,
THEokY PRACTICE. tacT sSD fIcTIoS; rHg REAL
THE SEN LND TIC USstEsi CHARACrER AND REV
TATioN; kSoWLEDCE AID CULTUREi The ACTUAL ASD rae
POSSIBLE
THE WAYS or LIFE By the s1'hor Of Hops and
Be,." m,rked BY the bishtoned neral bearing, sdsp
,ed 10 boft 81 and TO ell classes
Price s. cts Published by
FOWLtRS AND WELLS, No. seq Broadway, New York
"It.a lu,ury to get hold o. really good ok-one that
The ssnosd Of book masugose thar Is ds
all no esd j. better, and 10 cal fOrtn noble
ard seIeous pues. Sncn Is the Isle yolrn before
Allied Uitr Vhosoue ruth. AID deep h'-f fr
If the fret chapter Principle -ud Peasure oud
be- burned rcd bot letter iron the
every youns would sx 10 his mind such principles to
regulate bis cnct hs there would be 10 hs
mspius Of life THIS book i iul Of great but .mpe
foudsn Truths which hundreds stlmb- lee
II should h ia the hands Of czy bur In
this Viog gsspnt Gil will bn1 ia poroG Of
Which received will 90 tn, The authos bss
studied HE well he reveals and
mtortsnt truths that hs work really deserves much
than ss.ing office 4" Merchants Day Book
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TO PHYsICANS.-A thoroughly educated
Physician nsy hear Of rood location By sdare:nf pos
rsSl n. PORTER, AmtyvIie Iona lslsnd seT IoF ~
'sriss u What school practice be Of tov ons
prseiee and such other general nfsraeton ~ veue
sI,ies 70 The community professor Of r,hscH PFesrss
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A DVERTISlNG. ALI business people nova
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tota y e observe lie OH! ~A{ ~ ootAn os
vs.ns" Bentley .Ays; Whoever would thrive out OF the
tasry The Amateur authors oui3e observes quanty Bat
not re lees truly When else i' pu'nies Oa must
push you will 40 70 The wall The truth even
YET svpsrebt American triead.; TRANSATLANTIC
Adv.r.r Pay. it.ef sbaudsnty If sell fooSrd up Yu
then Just rub your eyes. go to work and ADVsR
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to l,t The people Of the countr, knOw wnefe full
ma3 90, os h .Io o. a. PLvsRs ,Sysn. ,od
Subscription Agercy. Tribune Buildings. NewY YORK
NOTICE To YOUNG LAWYERS.-A new
~ LAW LIBRARY embracing most Of TIE Sraed. d Less
Au.horie. offered for large discount from first
use,sl and u AZ be seen st SHELDON LAMPORr Co 5
BooI,,ory no Is Nassau h'' % h, several suthols
NAY b. obisDsd BY adoIe.ns tpost ps.) JOHN RHEE'
No ~ f.uy.,. New fors rare chance for those who
want La Boots
SIXTH-AV. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to PAS
~ sENGRRs-By city OrHnancs the Cars required 20
stop above the crossing gong up and below going
down P."pse sre -qns''ed 20 9sAs @ t.te
them rhe .ide rsIo the sit.F. ,pt So to Jump on Or
TO IRON MASTERS.-The Iron Masters "
P,nDyvsnis aid the neshboripe States are invited m
.s.smLle in CONTENTION at The Rooms Of tao Board Of
Trs6e In Phlsdephis on TUESDAY March 1875 to
,uh seem necessary 70 prevents recG
renee Of tto.e periodical d.aser- Dow imminent 70 which
has unfotunaty be ,ne ,he ~ tbs iney
liable IN. present Revenue policy OF the General Gov
BEN desirable lay before the Convention accurate sta
ss magnitude OF the loo Interest its progress aud de-
fhr Census Of 1850. the Iron Sssers vino
circulars will please forward 10 the ander
sn.d the o. their WOrts style
u hrm address. full de,cIpton of WORKS their ctb.eiiy
sbether al ooh stopped vie the last year whore the
fund matet what fuel Is used. snd any other inorms1n
70 further the views OF III. Committee
CHARLES " FISHER, Secretary.
III North " t@r st. PhilsielDhiA
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I OST.-EIGHTEEN THOUSAND snd FIVE
II ECNORkO DOLLARS. IL SPECIE CERTIFICATES.
r.use ~ 't- b.nt Of Ameres TO HI eiaed Bse IN m.
city itbfee o. each three tC0esch and -
o Thu'.day Feb IS Clerk OF ne Bsnk Of tbs
Commonwealth bis way from the C.esns heuse 10 tbs
Bsuk
A. h-se certificates psyse only the Associated Ssnk
hey can he OF value the hands Of soy py,te iudvd
other corporation
Al pons Ne gse'isd 70 sto? sny who may attempt
% p-s~ oh either Of fhefe Gertfcs,e.
suitable ID e n. u
III CoTmor s~a'h GEORGE ELLIS. Cssher.
\ Office All persons are hereby cautioned
~ .s'ns, regulating tho following described drafts the
So hAsIs b. en- loot ~ stolen
Ore o-sh for $40, paysele 20 Rayl vsnutem Kaot.
vile Tenn
One srat for : 100. Endorsed By Hc,sce Maynard
ore crsf for $500 dorsed BY c. Nsia,e McPhersol
Ore dr.ft for $500 irdor,ed by e Nasce McPherson
On drsft for %. iudorrsd hy Lea
OIe emf fQr f.5 ludor,el by fhe Rev Geo ". ButAr
RAYL VANuXEM OF Knoxyiilee Team
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EuSgfHBt Intelligence ONCE and Labor Exchange
u Ia lm No n Cznss 20 the ectneroi Contre and
Canal Esw.YoSk The Oice established BY the Com.
mtores Of Emigrstscn where awsys be found large
SANDERS Of LABOkERS and SERVANTS very low Of
1d persons have their orders hed BY writing to
te sspt dusudsn and sending the suount to
Ire p.A Il the ps.fes reqcired No fec charged
D'oysr JAMES ?. FAGAS, Superintendent
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Goteis.

EAGLE hOTEL-LODGINGS- Gentlenen
can OBJ sc es 81 sud CO table for s,sht,
o. i ard ls psr wses the Bete Of fHrton I'D
" ul.snss
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ISSS TIE PICTORIAL ISSS
i CsJsJs MEsSE NGER OcD,

For the month Of MARCH will be issued
THURSDAY March
This nunbe will oortaio thee large Eng sying utrve
Of The VAR IN TIL EAST.
Size Of Engrsvings 70 by IS inches handsomely coloed
The sbttch's follow:
The Expedition and Landing Of the English and French Ar
ME the CriInes
Alec the 4, Hurricane, sniei with
Ia the sTmeE showing the sud sui
ftriDs Of the Allies 10 their Camps before seVs-ipppl
A.o sketch Of the Brilliant Cavalry Action at
Baatavs &C sc
TW % NEW MAPS OF CROVsTADT AND ST. Pc
EtSBURG,
Draw snd compiled by James Wild London G9ogrspher 20
he Queen and Prince ALBEIT will also appear N ts Pc 70
RIAL hsrcb showing the fos and fofhcstons lumber
of suns &c &C
oe.r pon Of the depvatons and Of thu lies
before sevasopo danns he progress u Siege o
ioIs &c Il:
VIII cher interesting items among siih will be fonda
Leti,f OF deep interest," from nCCDR NICK. r., Esq
The o. is In eiicsn Core,rondent at thu sest Of War
Sir Gle copies with the Ensravnss eooisc - c-ns PLAN,
animal spb.criiers ~ 25 colored pn 81 per
nun; FIVE cots to address. -, c.ored; pam hvo
copies Is
4 hbera ohcouui 20 the trade
Nes vendors Periodical DE- pots throughout - United
stss and have theu oTder- orwac'd piOny
TN, u h AZ Y Mt dun they dtfisIap Address
~ sIIMsOS Co. Pubhsharf.
No g Bfosis4y. !, I.
EOWLERS and WELLS, No. 30s Broadway,
II Eew.York publish LIFE ILLUSTRATED weekly -
yeAr Pbre noloxoal and Wser.Cure Joarn%s 81 yetr
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A Grand Tempernncc JubIItt nNIe" OF the uIu'Ipn,,
stt passage the Law Lsiislsture will be held
!, ,be Be. or building MONDAY EVENING, 26sh inst. by
THE NINTH WARD YOUNG MEMS TEMPERANCE
ALLIANCE. CHAUNCEY SCHAFFER, ESQ, Judge
PIARCFY ard other eminent men viii speeh Excellent
music engssed for the occasion To commence a7P. NJ Ad-
MIA ffee.
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TIE MOST Fun EVER PUBLISHED for
. II

TIE MOST FUN EVER PUBLISHED for
Il IS CENTS
l. y L O. III " Or GAS:
An kScYcLoPf Ola or WIT. WISDOM WISE.
BIZ SAM SLICK, ia.
This most orIIsl ,masibs queer, euious ,nd l.lEhAhs
hooi IL 'sdy 1t will be found complete sntid1e FOR
the b1es hare iin.' ard 81 ether melancholy it, that
poor humans sfcted with til eouiesy hn.trated
with
100 ORIGINAL AND LAUGHABLE ENGRAvITGs
and nesr so side eItsrdnr iotes and Other biuEs "a.
op ard the beet OF that every thing about the book
and fiesh-sl nev-pew desisns-Dew sor-s-new ype-no
old coni snspsc stuff
Published and for sac BY
GARRETT X Co..
No. u Ann Il.
Also for sale BY ell Booiselers
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sertb WiIliamsbuTgh.-The members OF the Second
snh W ,su bu,.h Village Association hereby notified
o rupotUA IN he after the next regular meeting
"A MONDAY EVESING, FEB IS, At No 1876 Bowery. Very
Sn,nt bu,uess affecting the interests OF every member
%, be brousb forward for consideration All dues ensning
may ,.r hi. meeting will be charged nteTet from the 18Th
6sssulsr ie4 JOHN WILSON, President.
IN.
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TIL T. w VS. OF l. r T.:

by forchl. writer the practical duties
life ell cslcu lated sood. Boston Daily Journal.
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I OTIS to LEASE for a term of years, and on
Lsccom odstp gterms FORTY DUR LOrs OF GROUND.
situate Oh and l0,b ard seth 6l.,sa The Lots
for hmm. dste Ia and will be
l.sed together separately This believed 10 be
tunity seldom offered for securing number Of Lots in
the city iyng together and capsule 81 being immediately
built upon For terms sod other particulars sppy
4 SIuNIEA Nh a. AfnadUAH
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r. NJ. HARTLEY, see'y.

In connection with the foregoing fact. the undersigned
fnspce Committee Of the Association for Improving the Con
ditiou OF The Poor, would respectfully state
That voluntary combinations without sppsN have thus Tar
enabled tho Association TO the impo unuy for relief
which present distress has urSn hoped
the Of charity would have unnteusedy flowed
until this wide$prest calamity oyepas But they
eopsuspd 10 report sudden oimuuiion Of receipts while
Seuon AZ the poor exhaust the fGnds
without the Of renewing them, poverty depend
ooesponoiney inefes Gsuat appears
yet 10 have 60Le is worst Its subjects
lan n former part Of the winter ard there
sadI the OF their steady Increase day day
spil some soe QuA,e cause brings permanent relief
On thu biief statement OF facts the undersigned their
appeal In former yesfs7he relief CID net fall %
cent March thsu ~ enty nve
Apn The Trestufy reariy exhausted that another
approp rAton Re sse. Meanwhile the Aims House
,hy cash expenditures for outdoor relief DO exceed
one Thousand eoaIs-les than half the outlay Ia the
time BY this charity Ia ards Ii IS too lS'e for remedial
schemes Defer aid and Thousands suffer Their stiles
stand fret in order AID first 10 urgency and obsa
ton: aud there escape from responsibility. All must
s,e heusb hey bAve syea before than they
sruys-or suherr sDs starvation aPPe1f Inevitable.
JAMES BROWN,
GEO GRlsN OLD,
ROBT. MINrURN Finance Commtts..
A R WETA0RE,
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Soaro ano Rooms.

4 FEW ROOMS to LET. with BOARD, on I'd
~ .na 50 Aoors families OF siEse persons, 81 No q
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DCOMS TO LET, with STEAM Powerful
IL building Of Green ch and Beach
passed for featuring purpose Rent v.y low to
s.ble tensnIs. Apply 70
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STEAM POWER to LET-LOFTS with or
- cHAkLFs NJ sfMoNsoN No isi Lswisa
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6pefial Notifes.

The Great Oral Discussion on spirituaiism, in the
pio,owsy Tst.rh,ole ~ DR. b. Brown "lLLlAH !,
epps scr ano Rev CLARK advocate will begin MONDAY
LsFkING Feb 70 ociocs The speakers will alternate
Smyrna times., 1855-10-31
From Utah Territory.

letter to the Chicago Tribune, from Fill
more city, Utah, states that the institution of
negro slavery exists in the territory, as also
that OF Indian slavery. Quite number of Sou
thern men are there who took their slaves with
them. The Indians sell each other into per-
petual bondage, and make good, active, ready
and obedlent servants. He also tells us that
though the prevailing religion is that of the
Latter Day Saints, an occasional sermon is de-
llVered by persons of other pcrsuasions. He
estimates the population at from sixty to one
hundred thousand persons which, iftrue, would
entltlc the territory to admission into the Union
as State. These people, he says, are mostly
active and IndnstrOus-in fact, the most in
dustrlOus community he ever saw. They are
strongly devoted to their religious faith, and
many OF them are persons of excellent charac-
ter, though too many others are basely corrupt.
vi Governor Young he remarks that he per-
forms more bodily and mental labor than any
other man IN the territory. A spendid mansion
is being built for him, nearly ca pacious enough
TO hold his whole family-no trlfling matter by
the way. Another fine dwelling is being built
tor the Secretary of the Territory. Mills and
flctorles are III operation in all parts of the
territory where settlements exist, as are also
common schools. The capitol building, now
IN process of erection at Fillmore city.is spoken
7@PI'" ~ d'toi9 VIC Wig is nearly
completed and will be in readiness bv the Sc
ond Monday IN December, at which time the
Legislature meets. Salt Lake city contains
Io'OOO inhabitants, and has fine stone hotels,
school houses, &c. A large majority of the
people arc Of foreign birth, mostly English
Inc city next in importance is Prose-, a beaut-
iul place, Containing factories, mills, &C., and
ABOUT three thousand Inhabitants
Ihere are many fine nurseries in various
parts OF the territory, which in a few years,
Will yield full supply of fruit The letter
IRON VIII hch we take these statements is sign-
ed w. w. Drommond, who appears to be one
OF The United States officials. 1t concludes
with the following:
"An apparently miraculous crop of sugar is
being made from honey-due which falls on the
leaves OF the cotton wood exclusively. 1t is
made by soaking the leaves in water, and then
after taking out the leaves, persulng the same
course which Is taken in the manufacture of
ordinary maple sugar. A sample OF this sugar
| send by this mail to our esteemed Senator.
Hon. ). A. Douglas.
Smyrna times., 1855-10-31
WHOLE NO, 24O.
A Thrilling Incident,

some years since we were student ofmed.
cine In nelghboring State, and with q num-
Der OF associates and highly respectable class
mates, were attending a course of private lec-
lures under the direction and instruction of gen-
tlelnan OF extensive experience and of surpass-
eu scientific attalnmentS and skill. During the
course, medical and surgical cases investigated
prescribed Tor and lectured on before the class;
ClHlcal demonstrations and lectures at private
nouSes' ana dIssectlons whenever subjects could
De' by any means what ever, obtained We
were assembled on one dark, stormy eyeniap.
IN the lecture room. A lecture by the Pro-
lessor OF the Theory and practice of Medicine
was progressing, when feeble rap on the out
er door was heard. The porter, whose dntv il
was 10 attend and answer and report all busi-
ness calls, Immediately announced a man in
waiting, and that he had a dead body in his
wagon under the shed, and if the Professor or
the students wished one fresh from the grave
ana but recently deceased, he would desnose
OF 1t at a fair compensation. A bargain was
at once made, the price demanded, $50, was
pdio' ana The body deposited on the table The
lecture OF course, was interrupted, but as soon
as tins matter was disposed of the lecture pro-
ceeded. AT the close of the lecture, however.
it was proposed and decided to dissect the hodv
IL was dlsrobed Of grave Clothes and To- behold
the body OF young lady, even in death of un-
surprising beauty, and 1t seemed, at first view.
more IN state of calm and placed sleep. than
IN death, and lnvOuntariy all were still and
hushed as the grave from which the body had
been ntaken, lest she should be awakcd from
pleasant dreams. No sculptor could mould. or
imagination conceive form more beautiful.
more perfect than that angelic form before us.
NO member OF the class could raise the knife
DIS token OF commencing the task of dissec-
tIoh' NO one could mark or mar form so love-
ly. But horror Of horrors! One of our most
intelligent and promising associates. whose At
tention had been diverted during the act of un-
covering the body, took his place at the table.
And shall we forget the heart-rendnp scene.
that followed No, never!
lhs yonng man was about closing his course
OF stuty, and had promised his heart and hand
10 an interesting and dearly beloved yo .up
lady IN a anelghboring village fondly expecting.
as soon as he could establish himself in bnsi
ness TO be united to her in marriage. But
ABOUT one week prior to this eventfu evening.
after a short illness, she died, and it was her
body on the table before Us! The first glance ON
the remains of this lovely female, bv this stu
dent, he recognized it, and with most uneartb
" groan and shrek, fell to the floor. and that
moment his reason took its flight, never to re-
turn; that moment he was lett wreck Of de-
parted intelligence and promising greatness
Untll death closed the scene he was raving
maniac.
Smyrna times., 1855-10-31

RECIPE FOR MAKING A TArrLER.-Take ono
handful OF the vine called Runabout. the so'ii Vne
qnant'ty ;.h OF The root called Nimblc tongue Gt M
en-, G,'nef before 90 after dog days. table spoon
lull OF pont-you-tcllit, six drachms of Mpt;a
a few drops OF Envy which can be- nnrat; mtlice;
IN any quantity at the stores of Mis- iCH!sed
Teatabe, and Miss Nancy NightwaJkar "O''na
Stir them well together, aud si,nn'a
for half an hour over the fire Of D;4them mem
kindled with little Jealousv-tban ."..tent' Intent
through the rag Of Msconstruction. o,I 1~"ln lt
IN the bottle of Malcvolcncc, hanr i mu NJ cork
skem OF Streetyarn, shake it occay;onaPp, " oh
few days and it will be fit Tor use rr,,tly Tor
drops be taken before walking On, Lei @ a few
subject wIl be enabled to speak h r," ana the
evil and that continually. d" manner OF
large dose. We "oHo' need go