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Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-01
The Horrors of the Pestilence.

A correspondent of the Baltimore Amer
ican mentions the following among the many
horrors of the devastating pestience at Nor
folk and Portsmouth,
1t is said of the Jews, that on their return
from their captivity, their old men wept when
they remembered the glorious past, and con-
trasted il with the sad present With feel
ings akin TO these when the families of Nor
folk and Portsmouth shall go back to their
homes. when the pestilence shall have depart
ed OH God, what return it will be-
Desolated chambers will be there-vacant
chairs will be at almost every iresde, and
every board-familiar voices will be heard no
more-childless parents will exchange sad
greetings, and orphan Children will weep in
each others arms,
The congregations of churches will be
moving panoramas of funeral drapery, and
the tone of recognition when friend meets
friend, will sound as hollow as the first hand
full of earth cast upon the coffin And this
last word reminds US of a portion of the
freight of the Louisiana, last night, on her
downward trip. There were barrels of bread
and crackers and boxes Of candles and lem
ons, and other things to sustain and cheer life
among the stricken ones-and $50 collins, all
for Norfolk and Portsmouth. 1t was a
lovely night, the moon shone out in mild and
subducd beauty, the stars seemed
Telling a touching story,
OF friends long passed to the kingdom OF love,
Where the soul wears its mantle OF glory
The boat rode right gallantly over the
huge pillows of the Chesapeake, but there,
before me- around me, piled in tiers of three
or four deep, were those sad, silent, dark
collins My imagination filed each gloomy
tenement with corpse, cold pale, CHASTITY [!
floating, floating tioatng--on, on, on
where
Thirty of these were a present from kind
hearted undertaken ia Baltimore-GoG bless
him for his generosty--but only think of such
present, present of thirty coFFINs!
WIZ AND HUMoR.-As true wit is founded
on differences or resemblances in the ma
ture of things whoever can appreciate dill
ferences or reSemblances can appreciate the
felicity of the allusion, and the force and
comprehension of the meaning elected :
whereas Waggery and all its concomltants,
being founded ON technicalities known to few /;
or "tom-fooery," which many de spise; or
even some by-gone occurrence, familiar only
to the persons presents, OF nec~s ity, lim.-
ted and uncertain. Hence, nothing is more
common than to hear people say, aud say
truly, that they Cannot see the joke" though,
it is probable that the jester has labored to
produce one.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-01

raS- The Assessors report gives the total
valuation Of Boston ut two hundred and for
ty-two millions, three hundred and forty-nine
thousand two hundred dollars, showing an
increase over the valuation last year of ff-
teen millions three hundred and thirty-six
thousand dollars. The rate of taxation has
fixed at seven cents on one hundred dollars,
a reduction Of fifteen cents from last year.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-01

DOUBTFUL NoMEScLATuRE.-Th new Rus
sian minister to the United States is called
Somanosoh saw my nose off, An attache
Of the same legation at Washington, Blow
manasoff, (blow my nose off, Beside which,
we have Col Kutmanosoff, (eut my nose on
of the Imperial Guard Mashal Pulmanosof
(pull my nose off, Gen. Nozbegon (nose be
gone, and many others.-Boaon Jourssi
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-01
For the Weekly Ledger,
THE MAN IN THE MOON.

by SIS. BANTAM.
The man in the moon
Is funny old coon -
How he peeps in my window, tonight:
And tries to find out
What am about =;
But old chap, you "cAS'r come il quite "
II you wish to know,
Why don't you say so!--
We girls like the men to speak plain.
Well then, this is all
shall go to the ball,
And I'm making dress to go in.
say, my old fellow,
What beautiful yellow
Your coat and your neckerchief arel
And where in the moon,
Did you get pantaloon
That shines like a silvery start
Oh, isn't 1t hard,
can't have yard
OF Such stuff, to border my gown'
I'll go to the moon,
And steal his pantheon,
II be don't send piece of it down.
wonder now, if
The old coon has wife -
lie is looking so smiling and bright:
But since have thought,
rather think not
He stays out too much of night
III clay me scad,"
That the jolly old lad
Il pleased with the twist Of my curls
And would give all his hair,
If he had me up THERE,
To show to his moon jltng girls
Well, well; he would DO
For beau, it Is true;
But HERE, do better than that -
For every one knows
can have City beaux,
Any time " at the drop of haiti"
made no such STRIKE
In old fashioned Pike,
Where men in proportion we're fewer;
If THERE I'd beau,
And he but $3.50,
0 wasn't proud of him, SURE
There girls kept their mitten,
And used it to put on
Not to throw in the face OF their beauxl--
But HERE they can send it,
And the poor devils stand it,
And grin, and grow red at the nose
Good night, my old chap -
must now take q nap;
But my window is open tonight.
don't mind LOOK
So if "you are struck"
LOOK on, if you wish, til Daylight
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-01

Bas- In Turkey, whenever a man is convict
ed of telling a lie, his house is painted black,
to remain so for one month. If there were
such law in force in this country, what a
gloomy appearance some cities would pre-
sent !
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-01

sa-" Friend" said jailor it is very
wrong to swear as you do; why do you
do it?"
Because" replied the prisoner, " I've un-
derstood that man may swear out of Jail in
thirty days, and want to see if it can't be
done in fifteen. / am going to set up all
night ard do my worst"
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-01

BsS- The reason why man was made after
everything else, was because if he had been
created first he would have annoyed the Al
mighty by endless suggestions of improve
ment
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-01

The ENLISTMENT CAsE-rhe several indict-
ments against Hertz for recuiting troops in
the t. ). for the British army, were given
to the jury at Philadelphia on the morning Of
the 9th ult., who, in fifteen minutes return
ed verdict of guilty on all the bills.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-01
The Book Of Mormon.

Farley ID. Pratt, one Of the lights Of the
Mormon Church. has published book enti-
tied Key of Theology" in which he gives
the following account of the parsonage called
Mormon, from whom Joe Smiths Book Of
Mormon takes its name
On the 22d of September, 1927, the angel
directed him (Joseph Smith) to hill a few
miles distant, called ancently Cumorah -
Around this bill, in the fifth century Of the
Christian era, had rallied the last remnant Of
once powerful and highly polished nation,
called the Nephites Here two hundred and
thirty thousand men, women and children,
marshalled themselves for a last defense, in
legons of ten thousand each, under their re-
spectiye commanders, at whose head was the
renowned Mormon the general Of hundred
battles. And here they received the enemy
in untold numbers, and melted away before
them till none remained, except few that
fled TO the southwark, and few that fell
wounded, and were left by the enemy among
the unburied dead Among these latter were
General Mormon, and his son and second in
command, General Moroni These were the
last prophets of a nation now no more They
held the sacred records, compiled and trans
mitted from their fathers from the remotest
antiquity. They held the Trim and Thum-
min, and the compass Of Lehi, which mad
been prepared by providence to guide colony
from Jerusalem to America. In the hill Gu
morah they had deposited all these things
Here they lay concealed for fourteen hundred
years, and here did the angel Moroni direct
the young Joseph to behold these sacred things
in the sacred deposit and to receive from
those long silent and gloomy archives an
abridged record Of the whole, and with it the
Urm and Thummin. The abridged record
thus obtained was engraved in Egyptian char
acters on gold plates, by the hands Of the
two prophets and Generals Mormon and
Moroni. BY the instructions Of the angel,
and the use Of the Trim and Thummin, the
youthful Joseph, now prophet and seer, was
enabled to translate the abridgment, or rath-
er the unsealed portion, which was destined
for the present age.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-01

THREE AT BIRTH-A lady residing in
Happy Valley felicitated her lord on Mon
day, by the presentation of three children,
two boys and girl The maseulines weigh.
ed eight pounds apiece, while the daughter
weighed seven and half-Ahd.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-01
noy-There are MANY good qualities. nnf

R1-There are many good qualities, and
valuable ones, too, which hardly deserve the
name of virtues. The word virtue was sy-
nonymous in the old times with valour and
seems to imply contest; not merely passive
goodness, but active resistance to evil.
wonder sometimes why it is that we SO con-
tnually hear the phrase, "a vrtuous woman,
and scarcely ever that of "virtuous man"
except in poetry or from the pulpit.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-01

A SIGNIFICANT TRUTH-Miss Mcdowell,
in the last number Of the Homans Adrocats
utters the following bold but significant
truth:
As women are more affected by the prev
alence of immortality than men, it is really
strange that they do not frown down those
vices of men which are frequently fatal to
their own tranquility. Many female who
would not refuse to dine with prodigate,
would think herself foully insulted we're she
invited to take tea with courtesan; but the
only difference between the two is, one wears
pantaloons and the other pantalets-the moral
is the same"
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-01

paF- Mrs Chrisholm call wives and children
" Gods pclice'
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-01
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A FAIR, for the BENEFIT Of the COLORED
"A ORPHAN ASYLUM, oil be opened THIS DAY, ~ IL
ocoek in the under the Bryan Gallery recently oeeu
pied hy sstler's CosmoTams sroad ~.J corner o.
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A GRAND GYMNASTIC and FENCING EX-
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY to COMMENCE
"A BUsISEsS-For sale soch Fixturss and Three YsssS
Buisips the side Of the city la good ba-
locality and business Of yesS standing Ssr prc-
uiss address TRADE, rrbun. Office.
DRUGSTORE for SALE-A frstr rate stand,
corner Of 8,ha
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Greek Note RECEIPT, Bill and NEnORANDUM Books,
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6pcfiai Notices.

The Orphan AsyIsm society in the City of N.w.yors
ssi &c r7's h sI Ss; x H. fhVaa
ssxpecsd 70 make address Committee will be 10 at
The Exhibition p.se sxTuReAY il psss.at
rwestieth Ward Awake;-A Ma. Meeting Of the
Ss. 40 .ss S e
.nS. the sx s toe
oD q Tie lqsc IRENE y. nvsi to si.ssS ASdre s e..
HsSRY cLsY &c Col snow ana other. 80
niai"e Law Consratulatory. Meeting. The friends
svESlS TS' q.
ss al: chssiod By
mv.i. from Doswe,,h ssps .1d Maine Law cong and
" re ssy s "a, 10 b. es iGt Of stse
While sD eager toropg ar mud bin wsit
To Sehsy expenses 2t cents will be at the door,
T1os.t. may previously be obt,ned a. No I4s Ns..p
Roe Loeb Beostore ali srOsdwsy Rsndophs
No cas-. Door. .nl tie openstss
tS Sk sP Sas as.
,hs vicPsFsi 5ESss 20" ssd
.eev, a, o'clOcs. a. follows:
sAPTIsTs MoLesy Evening April % ..-no.
SSs rS.s'7 Esisl@' arr
LFIscOPALIANs, Thundsy Evening Apfii o.
Je Ssos WHEATON isT;S secIsry pro tenn
s.s asi: FyEsfsS III Ess
sD @, Is nd sy p a no DE-
FIND A CLIENT UNDER ALL CIRCUmsTANCEs. The
pubic are invited. $500
Eyersreen rrces.-Its the for planting
sreep The subscribers offer for sale large quantity OF the
well II own and besutifG NORWAY SPRUCE the graceful
ard rapid moving DEODAR CEDAR. from the Him.syan
nounssins other beautiful varieties Address-
PaRsONS e. CO. Flushing, near New YORK
emisrapt Intelligence Once and Labor Exchange
Removed from 40. n Canalst of Centre
cad Canal New-York. The Office IL sstsbished BY tho
"Reminiscences OF EpF alton where always be found large
numbeD Of LA Scorers and SERVANTS low rates Of
and have their orders filed by writing 10
she and sending the amount to
re OF the parties required No fees charged
sloyers JAMES p FA0AN superintendent
Merchants and others wishing to employ Book Keeoer
capacity requested to address EMPLOYMENT COMMIT
TEE Young Mems Christian Association, Clinton Hall,
Aston place.
Have you got Old Pair Of ssOes, or Cast-oH
Bonnet sYes we know you have and dn't know what to
do with them. We do -Four hundred families Of American
Widows and Ch5sep want all have Do send them
send word TO the once Of the AMERICAN WIDOWS RE-
LIEF ASSOCIATION, No ia Greene-st-
South Wiams burgh.-A Special Meeting Of the Second
6outb iamsbuIsh Association will be held THURSDAY
EVFNItG April IS at Union BUILDING No. 1853 Bowery.
Every member srequ.ned be present. % important bu'i
Remittance TO Iowa MONEYS de.
positsd, 10 the credit tho undersigned. with Mesns
kETCaUM, ROGERS BEMENT. No. IS Wiliamst
New Yoik; AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK, wLls-
Eev-YoIti rxCBANGE SANK. State ST., Boston, can be
drawn IN GOLD, with Q premium. st the Bsnh OF " y
JnsUP h Co. Dubuque. lows
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WANTED-A situation by respectable young
w WCms,. =. NURSE snd sEAASraE.s. or SEAN
STRESS arc CaAhbEkMAiO. Good city reference syea
Der see whore abe Lived Eve years Cal stdr-ss
I. R No 2f sih av
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Chances for Dusiness Alen.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY to COMMENCE
"A BUsSEss.-For sale Stool Fixtuus and Three YsssS
L.s Of sDs1s or Ii. ... sds Of d: cy ia good bad.
uisr. sddrsss TRADE, Tribune 0fiee.
DRUGSTORE for SALE-A 6rstrate stand,
~ 10 stb.v long established. Inqui's ct No. ISL stn".
TOR SALE or CHARTER.-The frstclass
Il steamship ocrAs BIRD Length. 40 feet; ban, ST.
depth 81 engine eSineb cylinders sfest 'tress The hot
Of heavy plate non and uDniDs from sts 10 s,sfn which are
aS:s m als he, ne so. ss s %
capacity for 90 sops ron eo. bankers capacity o 70
ere engines. and FIR. as.vy plate hso,
mks her FIRE proof she has capacity for 900 hise Pcs
:spsV.e sI %nU. s 1s .sssssa 81 q ,ss mSt
experienced that she viii be very fns s-seost and
The . Ste United STATES bas IN tai.
city 1857 eco burdes sne Of the fastest sna meet
The ss' ...%:i ST. GAwREscE daily expected from H.-
6ne ,d.iions for $50 passengers; bull, Ia this city
i''a For f 5oss PS;iss.x.fa as o, E River.
sbers the ships can be sees.
Tor SALE-A frst.class DAGUERREAN
4 0ALLERY dcins good az pros..ols Sp.iss.: re
on the Is. May csl .. Nc, s45 TuI.os st. srooIIn.
TOR sALE.-The steamboat IOLUS, about
10 s:.: a sss os A c.s
p %. n good order for RAINING n ,.sy :eor TIM: IL:
sod chesp The boat lies the Norris Csn tssD,
jersey City, As ~ 'fs ; sIsic .fS No. s,o
EOR SALE.--A BOOT and SHOE STORE,
l. with sne fresh Stock Of Goods In good der Fer
energetic this very desirable chance good ssss
a. cheap rent address BHoEs, Boz No 2@s. NewYofk
TOR sALE-A neat JEWELRY STORE in
this city In 6ns dtaAtion, veil essbshd ssd dang
good JGb6ins and Sale ne store ~hkh IN soo1
eonson including Safe Fxtares &c, and vsIl selected
stoel I'LL Be sod loS 10 cAAb eustouef. About "a so
required Address With real name, WATCHAAKGR, Box
"a Postcmee, New York.
NETWORK CIRCULAR HOLDING Co.
IN Hsvns purebsd Of Nsthsns Ger right Of HE Pat
Molops Asetine for the STATE Of NevY0f nov
prepared TO eel County shs M the sams add receive
ders for the Mac ines complete for operation
We have also hee ap large shop AZ No se wslksrs for
IessI soidiess snd where the machine may be seen IN
opsrstion ~ all tinea
Applications may be made tkr,ush MOOREs LIT LE
No. Jfl 6hst YOUNG L GUrrgR No $50 9.a-c;
skAkLZs 4 WILLIAMS, No. 81 White o. or ct No. q
WAierH
PARE CHANCE for CAPIrALISTe.-Wsnt.
~ ed, sPARTsER 9TH from IS ele 600 10 Steam
rsDne AID Flooring Board Mil, stustsd 10 the town Of
MlhsIgor L1eonins Go, Penn The parties prsss ut
Eos s.,r'e.lus sppy @ ROsERr rHoxpsoS Jr. Ir1sas
ss9s SsrSns cog Wsnea and Greenwich Sta or 10 WV.
ITO NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORG.-Waut
enc half OF the whole ofs veil sssbhksd rsmunsss-
I've Neutral o. Democratic NEwseAPER PRINYTN0OP.
sS11 ,eeste1 = the country ADDRESS JOURNALIST Boz
20 lnl fossoMes, New YORK. sivss pfies - S,rps n
ypsst ssssiea, saA ssnsal snosst Of job "a Aave,
""s ps7ssAs~ rem nas - sssy. N
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TNHE CRYSTAL PALACE viii remain open TO
4 the Pubhe. q small sAsrss snnl fsrsas 10000 -
~ HainenN ssl Deatasy Ssiu Ga sxhesseA
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6orses, Carriages, Sc.
90 farmers an1 Others.

DONE MANURE.-Tne subscriber has co.,
u usrtly hand very Uperios article Of pune e0SE
DUST consisting Of savings ftnss and ground bone.
Orders received at the Werks SD East River; No
IS Cedsrs up stairs CHRISTIAN 3cHWARrZ
W-YORK AGRIC ULTURAL
~ WAREHoU.E ami SEED STORE
occapyins three large the s1bscroer arso-
cb>spest, and nosf conplete assortment Of
AGRICULTURAL and HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
FIILD and GARDEN SEEDS, in the Unted States
PERUVIAN GUAS0-with 0uvsrnnest basd on
bssHd cot esn peped TO make weigh heavier; sapsrhos
phste Of Lime. Bone D1&, Poudrette lie
l. L. ALLEN Nos lss snd la Wster u
STRAW and HAY-CUTTERS.-HO &
~ Co have esrshshsl their Asent Of No CEfst, cor
Of Fulton, where their CUTTERS be hsd the nsnufs
scry price LOSGETr No 50 CHf e.
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fine Arts

COUPIL & Co., No 366 Broadway, have just
" published beautiful eolor.d VIEW OF pIrr5fisLD
h.sss huiets from drawing BY J. Clspp Esq. Every
one no has visited this charming Inaao Village, VII sckno~
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1.-TWO GRAND HISTORICAL PAINTINGS,
II THOMAS DUNcANA
Reprsss nting incide In The life Of
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Ok BROhDWAY.-Wll positively close on
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Fnsli.h and German ENGRAVINGs At reduced prices sx.
bhon free This cole ctiCu Of Prints includes the most pop
uaT pictures Of the day. No. SIS Broadway.
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N1EW-YORK HOUSE and SCHOOL of IN
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large assortment of READY MADE UNDERGO )THlNG,
" hieh they offer for sale At very low prices
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