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New Savings Bank Store.
~ gxsnlNoaED LErEERs A. EnE oLp rOgr OErlcr

AN now receiving and opening unusually large and
i general assortment Of Boots, Shoes Hats BOnnets
Umbreasand Carpet Sacks, at tho of Market and
Monroe atreets wheeng, Va, in the room formerly
Guped as the PoSt Office and opposite the Mcclure House,
very aTge and eptiI ely stock which purchased
for cash, from the manufacturers OF the North, under
most favorable circumstances, and offer them TO the ci
Of Wheeling and vicinity at reduced prices, whole
sale and retail and respectfully solicit share or patron
age.
deem useless to say much in praise OF my stock. II
mistake not the people OF Wheeling not so EASILY
hdmbugged by advertising pus; sufcet say have any
variety Of mems, youths and boys BOOtsan Shoes,
rIc silk noesdn, WOOL Leghorn brush and straw hats
and for ladies' every variety sk, lawn, and braid
bounets OF the most recent fashions and styles. Also
SuOss. Slippers aud Caters, both for ladies' misses and
Children OF the most fashionable STYLE make and quality
call aud see for yourselves.
Having Purchaseda large stock Of the above named
tioes would respectfully invite country merchants
Call and see me- aend their orders. will duplicate
any bills purchased in the eastern cities for cash.
an9 ! b. .-..-- l.. u h H. WATSON.
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PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse.

PHILAUELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,
III Chestnut ST. FhiladePhia opposite State House
KlENISY w. SAEEOR
IMFoRTER ANS DEALER IN CURTAINS, CURTAIN MA
TERnLs, AND FuRNIrURE COVERINGS,
WHICH he offers at the lowest market prices,
TVHOLES4LE IND RETAIL
The stock comprising. u part, the following:
Embroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt COInices;
DO AhEslin DO do Pins;
Drapery LaCeS + NIuslins; do Bands,
French irUcatelIs all widths Canopy Arches and Rings;
and colorSi CoTls, TqsselS, CiimpS,
Satinde LANES FTnges, Curtain Drops,
Daniasks; dc.
AlarLestockO OF FRENCH PLUSHES, OF all colors and
qualities on hand.
PtINTED IFTNDoTv SHADES, aud HOLLANDS OF all
coOTs for shading.
N. b. Persons ordering Curtains will give the measure
ofthe heighth and width % he entire frame OF window
mar1T-IYdGw
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AFFLlCIED READ q

philadelphia DICdicuI Honse-Estabtshed 90
years ago by Dr. RIinkeIin, corner Third and Union
sis. between Spruce and Pine, Philadelphia, Pa.
INVALIDS
Are appTised that DR.. KINKELIN confines his practice
undivided attention. lie cautious the unfortunate
against the abuse Of mereuy thousands annually
meTe1ralized on OF fs Recent affections are promptly
TWENTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
In the treatment Of class of diseases hitherto neglected
LIN (4ho7 Of ,royk on Self Preservation to prove
that nine tenlhs OF the debility local
aud constitutional weakness, mental and physical suffer-
Ing are traCeabe 10 certain habits, forming the
deadly and fatal springs OF domestic misery and
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There is habit sometimes INDUCED in by boys, in
solitude, often growi up with them to manhood, and
which, If not reformed in due time, only beeS Sei
Gus obstacles TO matrimonial happiness but gives rise
series OF rUuactcd, nsi Ous, and devastating
TONS Few OF those WHO give way to this pernciOus
praCceaTe aware the consequences, until they find the
nervous systems shattered feel strange and unaceountn-
Bile feelings, and vague fears in the mind.
The unfortunate thus afflicted becomes feeble, is
Bile to labor with accustomed 7igOr apply his
TO studyi his step is tardy and weak, he is dull reso
Lutte, and in his sport with less energy than
II he cmancrates himself before the practice has done
full and his tells him that this caused his early
Ollies dhesr considerations uieh sUEd anGksR the
attention Of htosesiT1iLsyIy situated.
Requi the fulnient OF several conditions, in order
that II may be really the cause OF mutual happiness-
Gould the veil which now covers the origin domestic
wetchedneSs be raiSed and its every
sta &c discosedn how could it be traced to phys
Apply then, while in time, order your
strung and relaxed organization rebraceI evtv6cd aud
- REMEMBER.
He who places himseIrunder Dr. Knkelin's treatment
may reisiously confde in his honor gentleman, aud
rely upon the nat the Dir. ks "a
tents will never be disclosed
Young man-Iet false modesty deter you from max.
Ing known to who, from education aud
SpeCIabilityI can certainly befriend you.
Too many think they viii conceal the secret in their
ham
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MEDICINAL.

The Monparef1 Nerve and Bone
LINZ III EN- r,
BY H. H. CARR & CO., FROM
A PRESCRIPTION FURNISHED BY DIR.
WATSON CARR, OF WHEELING,
LATE or MORGANToWN.
Il Sase3 uPo the 6rosd principle tEt Gy remedy lnAieA
teH reIisrs an ereTlal pain, lsE il properly com
POUNDED, b equally ssseeeE.fH IN TeIaosiiy inter-
mai afecfioHSj q .PonsT lrEieh Is EeaHifUIIy
drrelgped IN ulBt Ferulizr he
NONPARELL LL!NLHE.NT.
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'MEDICAI.
Prof Wooda,

z IUIs w WNNLb = ~ =
II air Restorative Is now f5r the frat time intro
Ii dueed to the citizens OF Wheeling, at 139 Mark
Steet, which Is only remedy ever invented that
will eHeetuay the grey hairs and hisksrs the
original color OF youth, without dyein.; cover thu bald
head in short time with the natural covering remove
danTu and prevents the hair from falling or aRdfs fres
from the filthy sediment Objectionable in divers pTepa
TatiOns different before the public; The RE
BTORATIVE Is beautiful article for the toilet the I'D
~. jyi'sI \, vi ~ Ths ~ ~ ~. a
the testimonials OF ladies' and gentlemen Of heh Teputa
ton in the South and WeSt where 1t Hvented but
will refer to the Certificate below the DISTINGUISHED
statesman and Senator, Judge Breese, OF Illinois;
CARLVLE, III. lure 81 1858.
have used Prof o. s. Woods tHair Restorative and
have admired the wonderful effect My hair was becOm-
Ing as hduEht prenaturey grey but by the OF his
no doubt permanently so.
SlDSRY BRERSE,
Ex-senator OF the United States.
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Paper Warehouse.
CYRUS ". FIELD d CO.,
CoNNTSs on MERCHANTS.
No. IL Cliff Street,
NEW YORK.

NO. II OIIH 0LItGLI
NEW YORK.
Are Sole Agents in the United States for
Mwspratt's superior Bleaching Powder.
Victoria Mills Celebrated Writing Papers.
Russell % Superior =" I"
Genesee % t' Printing "a
RawIns & Sons English Tissue
First quality UltramaFine Blue
They also Agents for the principal Paper Manuetur
in this country and oer for Sale by the
tensve and and desirable stock Paper aud Paper Mama
JoctTs Materials that be found in this any other
country.
Their business strictly wholesale and Writing Papers
are sold by the case only
Their extraordinary facilities enable them 10 offer all
Goods both Foreign and Domestic at the lowest possible
prices. t.= s-
Paper made to order any size or weight Liberal Ed'
vanees made on eOnsgnments NJ Paper, Paper Makers
stock and other eTchandize.
The highest market price paid in cash for all kinds
Rags. aug1-iy.
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This nimenttsa valuable auxiliary in the treatment OF
some OF the most iorndabe diseases with which il is
lot to contends for instance Inflammation lungs eHR
SoEsS BY thorough and continued application this
over the region OF the affected organ, these 9th
eTWSe formidable diseases at once disaTne OF
than halt their terTOIS, particularly among Children aud
thousands oil mothers, they allowed speak, would
with all the eIOquence OF feeling and affection, bear their
dren from the very Jaws OF DEATH aud restored them
their former health aud beauty. Again, will be found
powerful auxiliary in removing what is generally known
as an Asuc Cake, enlargement Of spleen, in all
cases where an external appcAouis OF service, this lin
ment will be found useful
General Depot 696 Broadway, New York; and III
arket st Louis
FOrsale wholesale and retail in Wheeling by
ieTd3m J.. Il. VUWELI., MonroeSt,
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

@ inieOn ID. Woodrow having, on the nth day OF
y Apr 1854, BY proper deed conveyed III trust to the
undersigned the benefit OF his said WOOTow'S credit
ors all Of his real and personal property and chooses mac
toni All persons in WISE indebted TO said Woodrow
are required to Immediate payment me, and all
persons having claims against said Woodrow required
In order to receive any benefit under sad trust, within
four months file their claims with the proper
cOrding TO tho terms or said Decd with
apis GEO. W. SIGHTS, Assignee
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~ 4. nOGE s. SON,
Attorneys at law q land Agents,
Marshall C. H., Va, MOundsUiHe, p. o,
MILL practicetn Ohio, shall and wetze counties.
w Particular attention will he given to collections and
LaHd business AL kinds of land constantly for sale
an91-1 rhiNfM
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MrELL1GRNcER
COOK AND JoBoEEIc

q OOk AsNDsJOB OFFICE.
THE ts occasion remind
public thai in connection with the once
Of the Daily they axs Job once expressly
htted up for the execution OF an kinds or
PLAHNAND ORNAIIRNTALPR
Iher materials being ostly new and racing the Ia
syes OF lob type, and thar arge and well selected
y PsPsI cards. Inks, e being purchased At the
oseat Cash prices and the Job Once being distinct de
paTTmeI carefully and eiently managed, they
Tee to their euStomeT8 entire sasleoi a. r FS the
Nentnesss Accuracy and PPomPtneas,
With which their work will be done.
They're prepared to execute
SARps PROGRAMMES,
CiRCuLARs, PosTKRs 4a
LA1RLas -tiis 7.sast CONCERT Bus,
bill hRAns, BALL TIcKkFs,
aiLLS LADiHeB STEAMBOAT RILLE,
Bank CnEDEs, AuTTToN RUE
RsSApA. HooA1S DRNY TICKETS, i
i4S0Eks -Hi -- ~ FREIGHT HOOKS,
LEEDS RAILROAD BLANKg,
-aEH4IEfs $500 HoTKL REHEsTRRS,
AoI8I8S SUMMONS,
h.bAiEPsP~ 4f1-t - RLbCrION TICKLE,
And every other description lssrpr0ss Printing Also
- COLOR9 ANDBRONZES.
mS-An orders from distance promptly attended to.
kRATTY & CO.
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GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
II y Z DA III DLI4
ME Tue D geSfire Fla

THE Tue D geStire Rln-
i id, Gastric Jitics, pre-
pared from Relmet, or the
Fourth Stomach Of the OK,
after the objections OF Ia
ron Liebig, the great Physi-
illogical Chemist, by J. S.
HoueHrnN, N. D., Phila-
delphia, Pa. IA
This is NkTURE's OWN
RHNEDY for an unhealthy
stomach. No ART Of man
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RAsTERN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CURTAINS,
CURTAIN WATERFALL
Furniture CoveEiHEs; &se..
AT WHOLESALE. AND RETAIL.
w. H. CARRYISS
CURTAIN ST ORE,
EsHo. i69 CAestt ST. PilaSelpha, Corner FIN street,
opposite he State House.
II & has always in store a fun stock OF
French Rroc5eilsi all widths Lace and Muslin Curtains
and colOrs; Ofevery style and price.
French Satin de LANES; Table & Piano Covers &C.;
India Satin DSmasks; Git Cornicesi
French MOquetIe; Gilt Pins and Bandsi
DO Pushes; Gimps, FTingesi
Cords. T6sSes, &c.
n. Y. Painted WINDOW SHADES, OF all styles and
pTiceSi Bun HoIanlsi Shade Fixtures, BraSses, aud
errTythiHg complete for Curtains, of the newest Paris
styles, aud at the forrest prices.
Persons sending the height and I1d OF their t1inao'
Frames have the Curtains made and trimmed in The
hest manner; FasOn Plates in August number Of Go
Gey's Lady'S Book.
Steamers, hotels, CAR BUILDERS, and dealers gener
ally, supplied AT the IOVest 'rh OiesaIs prices.
". H. CARRYL,
Importer OfaEd Dealer in Furnishing Goods,
169 Chestnut street, corner OF Fitth,
mITlT-lydScw Opposite The Stale Horse. Philaia.
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SaddIers HardWare.

AND COACH TRIMMING.
lust opened, large assortment oiSalder's Hardware
u ard Coach Trimming, Coach AID Les Their Varnish,
buggy Bows, IIubba, SPukes, Fellows, Carriage and Tire
Roit MaIleable Irons, Patent and Enamelled Leather,
and everything used by the trade TO which invite the at
tentiOn or the public. JOHN KNOTE,
ma13 $50 Old Stand, 163 Main st.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
No. I, sprigg House Emporium!!

No. I, sprigg House Emporium!!
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGSl
New Spring and Summer G oodyt
L4KEpIeasuTe in being able to say to INV old custom
l. eTs and tho fashionable community, that Ihaye lust
returned from New York, and have been procure
e most Goods for the that the great
EInpoTtun, New York. can import from France and the
old countries; and having dispensed with the sale OF com
mon clothing, gives and time 10 attend 10
The wants OF custoniers in the fashionable way My
new stock now consists Of
sBLACk, BROWN GREEN, BLUE, OLIVE AND
DALmIA CLOTHS.
SIX and wool cashmeretts, all shades and cOoTs;
oona1ei dIaPsr summer cloths, linen
HG,5 1r making lbock, dress sack and business Coats
renet English, aud american caSsimsIest Also ducks,
unen aIlln8s cse.io making pants Asto VeStings,
have tue most beautiful selection ever looked in CT
w. al Of which am NOW prepared to cake in The
IaOna bic and best style, as have secured r
services a. cutter for the coming season. feel certain In
saying that furnish better cloths any house west
Of the Allegheny mountains.
In connection with the above have beautiful assoIt-
enl o. Furnishing Goods, all ne Seasonabe, and FASH
lon9be, committing OF CLOTH eassnere, cashneTet bonn
and business Coats vests aud pantS made
fashionable season. bic Goods great variety;
hRep ami estton Shirts silk, linen lambs and
ton UndeTshta and Drawers; eravats, stocks, collars
gloves and suapendeEs.
Hosery In great variety; Also every other article suit
able lor eompettllga sentIeman's wardrobe
All tbs above named articles, together with other
articles that be found at stOre No SpTtgg House.
Please call In and take look, and much oblige yours.
urd -.-- -.- =. S. RICE.
NOTICE EXTRA.
lh9Ne small stock OF clothing that will dis.
STOCK Of hne EOOdai
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BELT & BOWIE,
TOBACCO AND GENERAL
Produce Commission Merchants,
/ ELLIcoTr STREET, BALrIMoRE
REFERENCES:
Hon Thomas G. Pratt, ExGOv. aud U s Senator md
Hon John Glenn. Judge Circuit Court U S for Nd
Daniel SpriSg, Esq, Cashr Merchants B'k-Ra more
Aguila Giles, Esq. Franklin do
Trneman Gross, ESQ Com. i Far. Blk do
DuvaIl, Rogers & Co. do
Fitzgerald q Magruder, do
Ions s. ByTn, DO
Webb, Rowland f Co.-LouisviIe.
FOrSyths & Notwithstanding.
James r. Baker, do q
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eau equal iisOurative powers contains no ALCOHOL,
BTTTERs, ACIDS NAusEOus nRUGs. 1t is extremely
agreeable TO the TASTE and may be taken by the ost
acute distress. Beware OrDRuGOEO LIMITATIONS PePsn
is NOT DRUG.
Call on the agent, get descriptive circular, gralis
giving large amount OF SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE, from Lie
big's Animal Chcnistryi Dr. Conbe's Physiology of Die
geston; Dr. PeTera Food and Def: Or john ". Dra-
per- New York Universityi Prof DungsOn's PhysOIO.
gy; Prof Silnan OF Yale Colleges DR.. Carpenters Phys
oogy etc, together with reports ofcUREs all parts
ofthe United States.
l. II. PATTERSON. 80 Monroe street, WHEELING,
Wholesale and Retail AGENT nNr26-d9wIy
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ADKERTIsEMENTs.
Hoskins, Heiskell & Co.


Hoshins, Heiskell & Co.
IMPORTERS AID JOHNS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
HAVR rEnloyed tOtheirnew Iron Building, 2lSM Market
u q. and 81 CONNIE rec 81, PHLLADEIPHI4 Spl9:iy
a Anspach, Brother & Co,
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE,
John Anspsch IT,. John F. Jaeoby;.. James NJ Reed;
William ARsraeh;.. Henry Fairman. seplZ:dsm
Woltes, Ballard q Co.
INPoRTEEs AND I0B1ERs.N
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
IT9 Market street, philadelphia.
(GoL B. F. kkLET, formerly Of Wheeling is engaged
IN this House. sePs5-dly
Odd Fellows, lfasons, IReI. Men, sons ct
Temperance,
And other Society Regalia,
BGnners, SeGlsaad JetreLs, manufactured aud sold
By Gibbs & Sntith, No. % Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Nd
THE asortmEnt usually ON hard eonsistsOf
REGALIA,
o9d Feliops'-Grand and Subordinate Lodge and E, I.
Past Grand and other oHieers. plain and
tst, Cd Sd, 4th and 9Th Degree Parade Re
= Piehly embroidered Eneampment Parad
49,. Resalias.
8asoHie-knishts Templar, Royal A-sh, and Master.
Jewels, Robes, banners, 81 ,Ords, DC;
Sons of 1srzPeFuHee-Sationa Grand and SubOrdina
Oiyisions-o officers and Members.
Red AsH-SachemS, Past Officers. and richly embrOide
sd Degree Working and PsT1 de- Resalia
or the various Orders of Silver Gilt Plated Metals
netuding knights TempIar, (with niIkS.O
BANNERS.
Ban5e5s ofeysE style and cost adapted to the va.
signs for Banners, required, furnished free OF ex
SSsles ne Style Of me same when hnISGed AIS"
COMPRISING the largest TO be found in the u
LODGES, ENCAMPMENTS, DIVISIONS AND
TRIBES;
wishing TO mt up their Halls, supply themselves with
Parade or Working Regala Hammers, &c, can depend up.
on having their orders satisfactorily filed by calling
addressing > = GIRBS &, SMITH
Regalia and BannerM turers, % Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Nd
q G. 7. FRY, Ascrl Wheeling. Va. oct5-tf
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NOTICE EXTRA.
lhGve ANAL stock OF common clothing that will dis
pose OF at Goat event to make room for my Spring
mTai - $500. $500 R1cR
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BALTIMORE.

@-THoMPSoN REYNOLDS, interested In the abov,
House, respectfully invites Western Merchants 10 give
him call. tICi9-SEv,
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SPRING DRESS GOODS.
TUE have just opened sPeOdid assortment OF Dress
w Goods OF the numerous styles and qualities cacu
MIRA McNA1R & HRRVEY
y RBLs No Castor OlIIust Iec'd aud lOl SAFE pY
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CLOTHS, cAssmEREs AND vEsrlNGsl
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aOSk4aS3 sa64SA644 x 10.
IMPORTERS J08lRRs OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
AYE rEul0ved TO theirnew Iron Building 2lS Market
d IT. and 81 Commerce q. PElILADELPHIA Epif:IY
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'IUU W0Od band boxes, ------
Thankful for the liberal TSIi Onagc heretofore extended
US, we solicit continuance of the same.
seIS MuCLALLRNS d. KNOX
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-07-18


\ Protestant Cow.-An Irishman who is
the proprietor of boarding house on the G.
o. Railroad, east of this city, recently pur-
chased cow, which being rather wild, ne had
TO halter her to lead her home. His better
half opened the conversation, thus:
"Well, Pat, where did you get that brute r.
..Sure, got her of Mr.. H.''
'sWhat!'' said she, '.did you buy COW from
Protestant But as you have done so, il
won't be any harm to put little holySwater or
her."
ssFaith, that's well thought off, said Pat;
so, without relinquishing his hold of the brute
he held out his hand to receive the holy water.
and rubbed it on the animals back, making
the sign Of the cross at the time of performing
the operation
1t so happened that the woman handed hin
by mistake; bottle of vitriol, and Pat being
unaware of the fact, felt astonished that thC
COW should vince so under the operation, bu
on rubbing the supposed holy water SECOND
time, the infuriated animal kicked up hel
heels, aad broke loose from Pat, great to the
astonishment of Biddy, who exclaimed:
ssHowly mither of Moses Isn't the Prot
estant strong in her yet ~
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ACADEMY

~ term of this Institution viii commence on
the Sd Of September, 1855
All persons wishing to fit themselves for TEACH
ERs. other ayocaiOns in life, win here receive
every desired facility and attention. thorough
Classical and Mercantile course is here given, on
terms lower than any other similar Institution in
the State. Persons desirous of acquiring a COM
plete knowledge Of Petons improved Outline Maps,
viii be afforded that privilege during the coming
term, at the low rate S2g per quarter.
Should any uncOnneeted with the Academy. de-
sire to learn this system Of Geography, they viii
be permitted to recite with the class at the regular
hours The Maps the best known with ali the late
Improvements: engraved in beautiful eolors
Parents at a distance obtain boarding for
their sons or daughters under the immediate care
of the Principal where they viii receive rare adj
vantages, with all the comforts and pleasures of q
home; and their morals win be carefully guarded.
The rates of tuition per quarter are are:-Primary
English S2.50; High English, $500; Classics, $500.
Further information be had by addressing
W. A. CAMPBELL, PRINCIPAL,
Apr. 4, '55. Cicarfeia, Pa.
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Eazarene Women.

Miss Plumley, in her journal of travels in
Palestine, gives the following description of
the women ofthe city of Nazareth. There had
been a wedding on the afternoon Of her arri-
val; and in the evening, the bride with bundle
of clothes on her head was escorted by troop
of girls, with music, round the town to the
house of her husband, where they remained
clapping their hands and with few drums
succeeded in making great noise until late
hour.
The Syrian Greek women, are beyond COM
parison, the loveliest in the world: We saw
with their pitchers TO the fountain of Major
for water, in whom were visibly united all that
painters may in vain endeavor to picture-all
that poets dream. Their features combine the
perfect proportion of the Greek model, with
the character and expression of the daughters
OF Israel their figures, the united delicacy
and yoluptUousness of form which the finest
Grecian statues possess. The costume Of those
we saw this evening was well suited to its
weayers. Their long hair, which was plated
fell over their shoulders and was in many in
stances ornamented with great many gold Sc
quins, and some pearls; the others, flowers of
brilliant hues replaced the pearls and gold,
but all wore the full loose trowsers drawn
tight at the ancle, which not unfrequently
was encircIed with silver bracelets. The pet
ticoat reaching only to the knees and the up
per vest open, at the breast.
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YnpuIut Sung.
ALL HAIL TO THE BRAvE AND FREE


All hail to the brave and free,
On land rolling sea,
Whose hosts advance with sword and lance,
In the cause of liberty
And whether in triumph's car,
They follow vic'trys star,
Or patriots fall meath glory's pail,
They still are the pride of the war.
Then hail tn the brave and free,
On land or on rolling sea,
Whose hosts advance with sword and lance,
In the cause of liberty.
Oh who on the rolls of fame,
Shall boast the highest name2
Or who shall bear, from woman fair.
Those smiles which the world would claim
For whom shall the song arise,
Which people send to the skies?
For whom shall bloom, on the battle tomb
The laurel which never dies?
On. none but the brave and free,
On land, &c.
Then raise our flag on high,
A meteor 'gainst the sky;
With rolling drum. we'll proudly come,
To guard it, or to die.
Firm place the lance in rest,
Against 2 faithful breast;
The trumpets call, obey we all,
And valor shall do the best.
And then with the brave and free
On land, &c.