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New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16
T'HE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY
oF SELECTED
PRAIRIE, FARM AND WOOD LANDS
I'm. nE ~


suit purchasers long credits and at low Of interest
They granted BY the Government encourage the
the extreme south Of the State ofInos IL passes omend
end through the richest and mo fertile Prss Of the State.
dotted here aid there with magnificent Oak Groves Tho
cent opening OF nearly 600 miles Of this road throws open the
% ss ds @ sa one to fifteen
The sol dark 5ieh mold from one to hive feet IN depth
sheep and the cultivation Of wheat, Indian corn, &c.
Tue fret of Indian corn planted the newly broken
Wheat sown on new turned sod sure yield very large profits
One with pow and yoke Of Oxen, Will besk and
management farms may be broken ard fncsd the iu and
under high state of cultivation the second year.
:s yea sn The chs saS'P % sSs' bib
nOn to The Es:tern market rapid increase srowh Of
growing home demand for farm produce.
Coal and wood delivered along the road at different points,
Parties ayns in Iowa, Kansas Nebsks Minnesota
for their future home should take into confederation that the
country west Of the Mississippi destitute Of TsIosds fhat
oS ae bs se s bs no. Rsssd See, 20 the sa
from to els acre higher than IN Goyemnent iands Ia
from the interior Of the country Of the Mississippi the
Eastern Irske that the farmer WI ind much more profit
PRICE TRIMS os PAYMENT.
The price viii vary from - tO.t according 70 location.
insiamenhe first become due in years date q
contract the others annually thereafter The .t payment w
become due a. the end Of the sixth from date OF contract
By the I'd section the Act Of the Le1a,ue approved
10th February 1851 these lands free from taxation until
they PAID tor and deed Of conveyance granted the pur
IXrIEEsT WILL CHARGED ONLY PER CENT PEa
AsSuh.
security for the performance Of the the first
mus be paid In advance but
dsr'od s, Oneenth Of the land purchased shall yearly be
brought under cultivation Longer credits six per
be negotiated by special application. Twenty
cent from the credit price will be deducted cash. which
the COmpsny Construction Bonds will be received cssh
IL : 1esvJt that the Price long credit aud low ,.ss = q in
hundred dollars cash and ordinary indus 20 make himself
before all the puchSe money becomes duo Mean
time the rapid settlement Of the country will probably have In
creased their value four five fold When required espe
Teuced person will accompany sPeans 70 gye inormanon
and aid IN selecting lands. .
Large Pa showing the precise location Of the lands through
out the the Office Small pocket Plsts
guide sny part Of the Companys ls-ds and Psmphles
coasnirg Interesting information accompanied BY numerous
letters f. resi- ecabe farmers throug ghou the State bo
hsL on apple the Office Of the Company No g Mich
gan-ay., Chicago CHAhbES " DUfUf, JR.,
Land Asen, Illinois Central Railroad Company.
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VILLAGE AND FARM COTTAGES.
D. APPLET TON Co,
Nos S+s And $40 Broadway,
JUST PUBLISHED
Ttnr AVN UkpN COTTACES

flLLAUE AMI ANN WI tsAOI-s7'
REQUIREMENTS OF
AMERICAN VILLAGE HOMES CONSIDERED AND
SUGGESTED;
DESIGNS FoR sUcR HOUSES oF MODERATE ScsI.
py HEsRY w. CT EyELAND, WILLIAM bAckvs ano sANStL
d. BsCgCs
vol, syo Illustrated with 100 DeGsrs fi.ee e.
From The y. Y. Evening Poet
The work IL prossedy intended Tor thAt numerous
afford build expensyey The desgn Wen CO..!
ned We have here dozen cottages And iaf
houses Of various size sseomnodaicn aud style s ~ es
tin cost S60O 70 $500 These humble elevations
are the part simple and graceful tasfuy Sc on
with Of shrub and tree and show no" oeaa
ful rural cottages may and ought 20 become
The floor plans and sections show foat inc attention sh
internal have been mos; careful ad a
cous To make communication easy between me rooms 40
privacy and seolusion, 70 iscate me OF
k,sehod with CT no servants make the little abode
plesant to i inmates and inviting 20 friends s tn eydsn
and think successful intent Of the authors "oIkms
and printed or each house can be he'd e. trn
cost upon application the architects This s novel feature
IL architectural public atoms, and very rdcous on
The boob contains many useful remarks ard truly pa,t.cG
hints person about build read with proht the se
tous on choice Of To- the adoption Of plan on panns
on our bers and the application Of principles 10
Details ,-.
ID APPLETON & Co. also publish: ,
DOWN1NG'S ARCHITECTURE OF COUNTRY hOCef.S,
Including Design. for Villages Farm Houses and Nhie "ih
remarks Interiors Furniture and the best modes OF "sT'
mi and Veutilatiug With $50 iilusrra:ions Syo -
LAFEVER's BEAUTIES OF MODERN ARCHITECTURE.
4s Steel Plates. ~
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Franklin's Birthday.-The N Y. typographical socie
~ will celebrate the l5h Anniversary OF the birth Of BENZ
FRANKLIN Of the City Assembly Rooms No 80 Broad
way THURSDAY EVENING Jan IT, lin aid Of the funds
Of the Pnte Free Lbrary) The Aeghenisns have voun
teered, and sheons Band engaged Tickets Genilemens
g. Ladies' sl Including supper be obtained Of the Com
mittee at BAKER GODWfNS, No. u spruce-st.; HALLS
Mu,c Store, Danskns Office JOLLIEs Music Store, ~.
Nicholas Hotel and at the principal Bookstores and Printing Of
ices; JOHN w. FORBES, Secretary, No so Williamst.
JAMES MARINE, Chairman, No. Brosdst
Printers BeBquet.-Tekets be had at BAKER l.
GODWINs Countins groom, Tribune Buildings
Mrs. G. J. French, Gate of Pittsburgh Pa CLAIR
vOYANT and HEALING PHYSICIAN, Office No AZ Broad
Hours, 10 a. m. 10 p. n., and ? 10 p m.
All morbid conditions Of the Human Organism delineated and
prescribed for with unparalleled success
Special Notice.-The SAILING Of the Steamship GRANADA
for Havana and New Orleans postponed TO the lsth inst at
IN m NJ. o. ROBERTS
J. CARRINGTON.
Postage Stamps % eents) for sale at this Office.
North American Fire Insurance Company Cash
capital $50 600 with large surpus-OMce No Walst
insure against loss damage By FIRE at the established
JAhEo W. OIiS rresideht
T. W. BLEEcKER, Secretary
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N SOLD ONLY BY SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS
WANTED TO canvass New York City and State. ~
CYCLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN LITERATURE.
Embracing Persone and Critical Notices ofAuthors aud seec-
ons from their rngs the earliest period 20 The pres
en d.y Bv E. A Duycknck and Geo L. Duyc sinck ys;,
svo With rs Portraits 45 Autographs and - views on ool
,es Libraries and Residences Of Authors aud elegant Steel
Fnrraypgs OF J. FExMoRE COOPER and BESJAS FRANALiN
calf ueas library style full and half extra
Sl6 ,
II includes Illustrations Of Pulpit the BaI and other Pro-
ssons Writers the Political Oraory the Educational In
stirutions and - -, ,-,,,, ,,o,.,,rpv
TIE GENERAL LITERATURE OF THE COUNTRY.
Tie Personal Biography full and minute and Tie Selections
conrrshend large portion Of the best Literature OF America
The latter are particularly with reference to th com
reeness their rhetorical interest ana display
evry variety talent from every portion OF the country In
his Iesrect The work he of which will equal six o-
nary octave youmes) be regarded no Uncomfortable
AMERICAN LIBRARY IN ITSELF
CHARLES sCRIBNER. No. li5 Mas seu- At, New-foEk-
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T IBERAL BOOKs.-REcExTLY PUBLISHED

II IBERAL BUUkS,-RLCENTLf PIULiSfftU'
Ia sTRAUss-THE LIFE OF JESUS CRITICALLY EX
AHMED, svo sol - 81 Comte. Poii;iye raiosSphy %
pp ~ 81 2j Gregs Greed of Chrsendom It's Foundation
and surerstructue limo 81 25 Howetts History OF Priest
craft in All Ages and Nations l2no 5 cents Neges oil CIVIL
izstion limo I'll Is; WHO Was Jesus Christ! 10 cents Also
for sale --...z.. ,,or,oy,,,- 49, =
vols ROYAL 8vo 81; Paines Political Works, vols, Syo
80 90; DO Theological 8vo, $l do Select Works vols
limo % Barker and Bcrgs Discussion on the Authenticity
of the Bible Sl cents DHolbachs system Of Mature syo
81 3; Tsyors Degess svo., 81; Humes Essays syo
NarkintosL Intellectual Theory 81; Atkinson and Msr
neau Letters History Of Moses Aaron and Joshua 10
' C. BLANCHARD, No 80 Nasseu-st.
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MISS FTsHBLATTs BOARDING and DAY

IVA SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIEs No 10 West 5fhst.,
between sh and stbsys-Pupls ec.yed at tine No
cation. Terms moderate. y. B.-A rRIEATE DANCING
CLASS sif'tched 20 The s,leol.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16
Nem Publications.
OUNCE & BROTHER No. 126 Nassau.st., New
ID York, have recently published
HOME COMFORTS:

HOME COMFORTS:
Or, EcoNoMY FANILIARLY ILLUSTRATED.
This quite novelty. In the form Of highly interesting
story gives many admirable hints upon Of home econ
omy showing how 10 live in the best for the smallest
outlay and practically illustrates how everything should be
done from kitchen the garrett. All this done in the form
story written in very pleasing manner. For the young
bousekeepeI it invaluable and lady read 1t without
deriving much valuable information. l2mo Price Is cens
H.
FAMILY PASTIMF;
Or, HOMES MADE HAFPY
collection for the social circle This volume gve
full and clear directions how TO play large number Of pao
games including many and original Every house
hold which young people pair will nda volume such
this peculiar and value Extra gilt sides and edges
Price Is cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16
1nstrnrtiou.

BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, ARITHMETIC.
I'D Mr.. DOLBkAR. No. coo broadway, will receive PU
PlLs THIS DAY or Cheap Class and Private Lessons His
new method Of Teaching practically business plans
As the tne and money required BY the old r-erns and
makes decidedly better Accountants
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

Il stused In NewJesey hours ride BY railroad,
depo 20 large timber land balance under high state Of
cultivation; has good dwelling ghouse bsrs and other out
buildings For particulars, apply to j. FORD, No 30 Court
laudt-s!.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

NEW-YORK, January -, lS56.-Mr. j. A.
~ KYLE-Dear Sir: We have recently learned that u Is
you intention give up profession OF Music ana 70 oe
vote the future 10 other pursuits
Having often listened with pleasure during me last "
wears jpartculaIly in accompanying Jenny Lind sontas
rsi and other DISTINGUISHED GTtistes and many pubc ocs
on when YOU have been found assisting profession
lv anil otherwise feel deous OF offering some marx
Of our your character and services and sgree
she IN yop we propose that shall be COMPLIMENTARY
CONCFRT 10 be given such early day and such place a.
NAV be fixed on most ad~autsgeously
We are dear Sir respectfully your TRENDS; -,
Reuben Whers Alfred w Craven, John T. w ilans JoIh
II C;onYlie Charles Illus n f. Bailey, Chas VI Leupp, Shs
w Foster Wm NJ Prichard Ogden Hsgserty rTedenck "
Fosfe lanes Phaeu Cambridge Livingstone, v" de r9,
NJ Fysrts X Paine Edw ard Prince Oliver ; stop9 AT
tbnr ZONES Geo b. Butler Augustus W. Seheii n
Lawrence Peter L. Vandervoort Nh Bieelo~ aes r. en-
niman Ambrose c. kingsland, w T. Wiimcrdius
Sturress J. Cameron Sloan, Abr. NJ Cozzens - a
r. B. Coleman j. T. Stagg A. Yznsga del vail W IN hsI'
Simeon Leland Hiram Cranston the Hon Dudley = "esOS'
Jr Tresdwel Aeker Co.
NEw-YoRK January -, lbs"
Gentlemen: II is with grateful feelings lhaite a.
letter oferng Complimentary once, un ~
retirement from the profession which have followed III i'
cit, than N
II during that (whe appearing with the dtnguishra
Srtistes mentioned In your letter. have afforded you s
pleasure sm more than repaid by the receipt oi your ~
letter. -, =,
therefore aceep yonT Kind offer Of Concert and will inn
datsly have Il take place the latter
Iart Of this month the ard place will inform you OF s
so0N o. I''' JOHN \. KYLE
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

I-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.-
- The following is the TABLE Of CONTENTS Of THE
snse Copies can be obtained the counter in the PUbs.
ton Office THIS MORNING. Price censl
I.LEADING ARTICLES: Nicaragua
1.-TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA:
Arrival Of the Northern Light -66 7o5 IN Gold Fight
with the Indians Arrival Of the Potomac at saa Juan
Hl..GREAT SALT LAKE.
v..oREGON Great Indian Fight wsllaWellA'
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
vI..AMOoR RIVER.
VII. SANDWICH ISLANDS
yIII..AUsTP IA
IX..NICAN IUA.
X..BERMCpA .
M..oNE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE: Arrival Of
the Atlantic; Peace Rumors Dropping; No Reply yet
from Russia; How Kars Was Surrendered A Council
ofwaI at Paris seTfdom Abolished in the P'ineiPa'
XII. NEW PUBLICATIONS: Reviews of Lewsss Life
and Works OF Goethe; Mseaaeys History Of = .ndi
Squier's Notes Central America Anti-s.ayery
Books Gyeopedia Of American LteratuIe; The 9ood
Time Coming Ly hasS TIE me, LsSs cSs sST;s ysio5es 5s
AeoI HsmPisn HshtT The . hSpsssf ~ Ttss " ee
AsTirs;ioosEan ~ Auto5osTaphy Of Crhcod Nellie OF
Truro; A First Glass Reader Aims and Aids for Girls
Tie Alcoholic Controversy; Geueaogies OF the Farni'
lie and Descendants the Early Settlers Of Water
town Mass. The Historical landmarks OF FREE His-
soury.
XIII. THE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
XIV. GOETHE AND HIS MORALITY: Letter from Our
Special Correspondent at London.
xv.THE HUDSON RIVER, RAILROAD DISASTER: r:
The Unknown Body Identified; The Name Of the
Canada Lady AsceTtAined; The Verdict
XVIS STILL ANOTHER ACCIDENT.
XVII MARINE AFFAIRS: Elects Of the Late Storm Ship
wrecks and Loss of Life.
NyIIT THE DANGER OF LEARNING GRAMMAR
XIX..A NUT FOR THE ABOLlTIONIsTs: How Jerry
Bought his Freedom.
xx BRUTAL MURDER BIZ EIGHTH-wARD ROW
DIES: Escape Of the Perpetrators
WI MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
xyIT COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Full Reports Of me
s,ock Money Cotton, Grain, and other Markets
srseslv reported for The Tribune.
TuT sFMI- WEEKLY TRIBUNE i furnished 20 saoscIio-
,- At these rat.s: copy og ope fs, 81 Two eoPee
s.. Five coIles, vi -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16
GALLERY of FEMALE BEAUTY
NJ PRlZES AMOUNTING TO S2O. 900

" PRIZES AMOUNTING TO S2O, 900 -,
for the LIkENESSEs Of the HANDSOMEsI WoMhN II IN
OF Beautiful Females taken with
out expense the ers By the first Artists IN the country
Of AMERICAN FEMALE BEAUTY" is now being actively
carried proprietors OF BsTnums American Museum
New.York Greenwood Butler, as originally designed
by Mr. b for the Likeness OF the Lsdy
s : eco for tine next handsome $500 the next S2Vi
The the next slOO; and the next ninety $25 each
The entire one hundred be painted in oil portraits after
ward by artists snd the ten handones OF al VIII
he engraved Tor The Worlds Book Of Beauty in Paris The
following artists will take the Dagueueotypes IN this city fee
OF All Nrense 10 the sitter j. Quincy No $40 Broadway NJ
NJ Lawrence No SSl Brosdway Root, No - Broadway;
Meade Brothers No. 5 Broadwsy K Anson No S9 broad
wsy; j. f. Loseau. No 423 Byoadwsyi Philip Haas No 80
Broadway p O. Clark No. l56 Bowery Julius Bril- No ~
Chsthsnis R. A. Lewis No 1i2 Chahamsquare beckeIs
Pard No ri Broadway; NJ H. knbal, No. 40I Broadway
J. w Thompson, No. SIS Broadway, and No 49, tuons,
Brooklyu NJ Kerson, No 42 Broadway corner OF Canas
p WeIinR corner Of Beecker and Carmine-sts.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

Industrial Home Association No. 3.-hl the mem
ber may their Deeds for Property in Wakefield me
iatoly by calling at No 1853 BOwery FRIDAY EVENING
and paying the amounts due by them.
CORNELIUS A. COOPER, Purchasing Trustee.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16
SIS. A Lady. who understands

" French EnFsh, Muse, Drawing AID Painting % W 1ei
wishes 20 form asennent ~n itiiy % -
and TAKE the CHARGE OF oHlLDhES. hesfsbsss ca 'e
Fiyer. AeG.sss p Isseheri IT.tSIe cf.e'
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GEE by CARD 10 ADVERTISERS WEST in
- -O-NORRON-s TRIBUNE.
ALBERT g. RICHARDSON,
ASstr.s.gg ID CcrresrgLcence OF
10 - bTcsdYsy y. I.
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Gotels.
Real Gstatt for Sale.

AT PRIVATE ,SALR-The three. story and
"A attic Brick HOUSE aud LEASE Of LOT No. ~ East
Broadway; size of House 1856 by 4 feet deep finished In ths
best with modern npToy One half Of The
chase money remain bond aud mortgage For fall par
tcusrs apply TO BAKER WEEKS, Auctioneors Pinest
LOR SALE.-DUANES STREET, near BROAD
i WAY.-A valuable LOT Of GROUND with BRICK
DWELLING Dusne-st., bet Broadway and Eln.st.
Size O 2Jx30 feet fronting two streets eligible loca
ton being In the immediate vicinity of improvements II not
rod by the February it will be let the ensuing Ap
ply to LOWEKRE a LUERSSEN, No. ID Duane st.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16
60 Ubom it map Concern.

4 (NAUTIUN,-I am tle sOIe PrOPLItlOr OF With
~ er's Patent for BBNZOLE LIGHT, dated 1851. The
American Go. Company agents Examine tue date
Of the patent before purchasing Beware OF ing.nents
This gives good light in any temperature hot
cold A. ARNOLD No 2b5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16
PeopIe,s Building Association.-The Annual Meetin


The month OF April They hold their setings every WEDNES-
DAY EVENING ct No l63 Bowery Each member can select
his 60 and have three years pay for H. al
81 25 per W. WILDEi oecretefy.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

VOW READY.-THE wATER-CURE AL

IN MANAC FOR l85-Conains the Processes Exp aimed,
with engraved IlustTaons-WsterCu Cure in sugery-Asue-
Drugs and Rheumasm-Proper NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in Medciues-One Mans Meat Anoher's Poison-Felon-
Hsrtshorn-Exeese Reoratye-Le chin gNature always
True-Surses-The Philosophy OF LiyIng-Golden Kule Ia
Diet, etc, 4s pages, price eents -
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LNANTED-A situation by a respectable Won.

AGENTS, AGENTS Extra inducements
"A ofered-Persons sending their address will mail
pospsl full descriptive catalogue OF BOOKS aud WITH
Instructions operate that will enable them to make from
10 month. The Books for 1855 on the list
Address D. RULISON No y South Sds Phlsdelphia, Pa
or No. ll5i MSn-st., Cincinnati, Ohio
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6ueeial Notices.

Hope Chapel Lectures.-The sixth Lecture OF this
Course will be delivered Hope Chapel On WEDNESDAY
EVENING, Jan. I6, at u o'clock, by the
REV DIR. OSGOOD.
nnht RnforrnAOn1
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

W B. PALMERs MANUAL embraces
views Of ADvERTISING-CAn be bad gratis st
agency Tribune Buiding g-by mail for threecent stamp
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-23

SABBATH OBsERyANcE.--It Is pretty certain
that unless We keep Sunday hoiys we shah soon
cease, in any real sense, to keep il at all we
are one of the busiest nations ON earth; the
demands on our time and strength haze grown,
year by year, more severe business Or ambi-
ton becomes more aud more absorbing. Well
nigh all our other holidays arr gone tom a,rac-
tical life, with much hurt both to soul and body.
Great temptations arr often even now held out
by hardly3ushed employers to induce their men
to work through the Sunday. So great, SO
evidently miscellaneous is the wear aud tear OF
life, that the law has had to step in between
|avarce aud its victim; to violate even the ali
powerful Maxinis of free trade, and to inttiere,
by control of hours aud various restrictions, in
the % labor-Markct." The spirit or money-get-
ting chafes aud strains ut the checks imposed
i,y law and public opinion. 1t is NIT hard to
see what must follow il those restraints ara dis
crvdsted aud disregarded In high splaces.r 1t
the working GLASSES will not be content with
the Sunday rest. which is theirs because the
day is held to be holy, they will soon,lose it as
q holiday also They will, ere long, be just as
,Guch expected to work On SUNDAYS rs vnw week
days, and just as much forced. = Every
uvrve is strained in the race of competition
every week is scarce long enough to nut the
weeks work in Sunday has hitherto been held
by all Int universal consent amongst as as
dies sloa but this consent Is based on u reli-
1ious obligation. Remove that obligation, aud
Sunday Will sooa be added to our alfshdy too
heavy days OF labor The day will be ,given
wholly either to God or Mamnlon. lt'is TO be
remembered, too, that our reverence for Sun
day is the last token surviving amongst cur mas
SECS Of respect for a positive aud ceremonial pre-
ccpt OF God aud his church. Ought not those
who wish to receive the church system in 8
uness, to preserve with care tins yet: living
fragment OF ity The English idea. of the
Cnrstaa year consists, it may be said, of Gl-
ty-two Suadays, aid next to nothing. else
rue but ought We not rather to trytos re-
store the neglected holy days. than TO secular
IL those which are stln obs, rved? The Eng
fish idea Of Sunday is, perhaps, more strait
laced aud Pur.talscal ttan has prevailed in
Chrstendom in other tines and places but
we impair it, X. us beware lest we impair
also those sentiments on which the observance
OF all holy seasons rests, aud break the frame
work winch might have helped us to construct
d more perfect SYSTEM aardiaa $40
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-23
How THE Fly WALKS on THE CEILING.

How THE Fly Walks ON THE CEILING
How the ily manages to walk over the smooth
est surface with his feet upward, in dtiance OF
the law OF gravity, is ii phenonieina that would
interest as more than It dos, were It not so
conioa. 1t has beea generally SUPPOSED that
his feet Were Supplied with valves or suckers,
and that he is thus enabled to hold hiasell ui-
wards by atmospheric pressure. Others have
attributed this peculiar power Tor the secretou
OF Il sticky liquid in che feet, which enabes iiiY
to sustain h,nsef ia this see,a.ngly unnatural
position. The microscope has demonstrated
that III many Insects Oh the fly kind, the foot is
furnished with pair OF meubranoas cxpan-
siolis, termed pniriHi, commonly known as
valves, and that these are beset with numsroas
hairs, each OF which has minute disk at its
extremity. There is no doubt that this apta-
ratus is connected with the power these insects
possess OF ~alkMg with the feet upwards, but
there is still some uncertainty us to the precise
Hlalier in which it a,iilst,rs to this faculty.
We leara, however, fiDm the Medical and Su,-
gicoi .Josranl, that the recent careful oLscrsa-
tons OF Mr.. Hcpworth, Published ia the .aar-
terry Jeafaal If Microscope Seiesax, has led
hliu TO u eoisclus.cn which seems in harmony
with all the facts in the case, viz, that tue
minute disks at the end of the hairs nl,on the
pulSili act as suckers, aud that each Of them
sccretes liquid, Which. though not yiscid, serves
to make its adhesion perfect. 49, ~.r
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-23
AN fxcspssr.-The little girl purchased ard

AN IxcsDsSr-The little girl purchased ard
redeemed ficm slavery hy the eloquent and git.
ed Sumner, was AZ the mecting ut Littlrton, on
the 18tk, aud wis there introduced TO the vast
assensblagc by the Hon. Mason w. Tappan,
NJ G.. froHl the Second Distrctaof our State.
She is as beautiful child as can be found my
where, without a susi icioH of African blood in
her veins, or the slightest uaik OF the odibus
institution in any respect. Mr.. ffappan, In sm-
pie and touching yet eloquent language, rela-
ted the story OF her wrongs, until he was so
ov' rcome by the tcblest I.ld most mnnly feel
ings OF Cur nature that lie could not for seno
moments, artculate a. word. The whole as
sea.bly deeply sympathizcd with him, and the
tear was seen to start from the eyes of hun
drcds Of his hearers, corrsing their way down
naaiy check, broized in ilic battle OF life a.
mong the hills OF northern New Hampshire and
Vermont Thousands in that gathering, who
hung breatliess upon every syllable uttered by
the noble Tappan, again swore undying hostility
hcnceforth and forever, to every form OF OPT res.
sion over tite minds and bodies OF dowtptrobden
humanity .-Sa;d one man, far past the meridian
of LIFE hare steadily rcted Tie democratic tte'et
for thirty gears, and Iharc necer finchcd Ht.
Ill this moxent BrT i CAN STAND TuIs NO LONGER,
AND joan Z. FREsoST IS SURE OF ONE MORE VOTE
THAN HE MAS THIS 1oRNISe.' Scores of the bet.
ter and kindlier portion Of our opponents left
the ground TINT day with like determination.
1t was a moving and affecting scene and viii
tell for generations upon the vote Of Northern
New Hmpsl.re.--Ind. Demeerat. a