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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-24

CFArD IuLoos AsCENsIoE.-MoNs. A. J. NoRAr
VI VI raase Grand balloon ascension IN hi. balloon,
SSs i@ ss
@ :, permit s ns s ass place on ss ss
owing day see programmes OF he day.. Persons Wishing
he Hail
IIoPE cHAPRL.-THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY
invited . attend course Of shakspesan readings, by
Tse:dsy sey IS TP - kias Lear; 'i Has.%.y , Dee
%s rs% z. ' sss
n sic les admission, 80 cents. - se'"' -
Naiss FANNY MIGRANT WILL LEAVE rms CITY
M tour through The West and South, commencins .,
addressed 70 her agent sshsy Il 9 Psr.cs Dram .c
Agent Chambers street View York or Dor zIt Post oa.e
2ArH coscEnr- rnso. ErsyELps CLASSICAL.
sovaS AZ bodwor@s Assssmy I'm ns Y s sralnerd aod
party zee small bllk
pLAys, PLAYS, YLxR- nAEDAsD AND M.
il nordnma, and an snss pubiished plays tr sale By 8
rnss ~ ~ s sc.ns v .r.ss Ny % pss sx 60.
ss..'es. ~ =
r. or sgs,c mc
ton four thousand persons Price, night $500 ineud
inc light. o~
ii, he pryeecs Of he bars supper rooms add cosR rooms
ss sscTss ssss
II door nom Brcsd~sy-Two performances every day,
comrenc,n M q. In thu afternoon and evening
Msesme wton troupe Model Ar.,es uwenty seven IN
nunbcr) will appear selection of living picsures with
other entertainments Remember, NJ In the
q the evening.
fsHARLEY WHITES OPERA HOUsE, ~ BowrRy-
~ CHARLEY WHITE win appear In thirteen different
characters Hector, Capt sfn Samuel johnson Fso sov
Bones, John pssbody Ida sniff Richard Ill., D.. Bebsr
rsrhug nsrk Mose Bob Ridley. Dck Joses Wn.
liam. Alec Mr. shaw, the comic vocalist
w =, rIsu. rHEArRIcM wIe MAKER, FRANK.
w. lin street Opposite 1syor's saloon ihres doors from
proadray Wigs iert hire Cor pfivse Sa,rv
Whnkess snd mostschesI Niger wigs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-24

r~r. ouraBy No. THIRD AVENUE, NEAR auv-
~ en etsrecialist IN dssaaes Of e generAive a.
urnary organs succsfu practice 81 many years eaAb
nr DUMMY guarantee cure DR. Qutmbys monthly -
fos lsdss-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-24
wv s MEILoR AUCTIoNEER-BY ". S. MELLoR.-

NV ..
w oSqhursday Nov. IL at los O'Clock a; the furniture
James Is. Cook. Ga broadway, Bond
street. consisting of entire finished and unfinished stock all
which has made order of well seasoned materials
stand the test of furnace heat and made
presy for private sale In Broadway wig solid rosewood
Der drawing dining book and library furniture con
sisiDg suits, and finished in the
most elaborate rosewood armos etegeres tables Of
l kinds cabinets bookcases secretaries nc &C. partial
description Of the stock which anoups yis 0o0 will be
given in few da3a The stock u arranged Tor exhibit
ton. Ladies' and gentlemen invited to view H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-24

" AAtoE. AUCTIoNEER. WILL SELL THIS
dAy al harasi 10 O'Clock AZ the Jew ry store NJ. 20
nstrec balance of hne gold watches and ewelry IN
PersOns waning warranted watches and jewelry for
&rown sell will do well to attend. Sale BY catl
5us without reserve, for cash.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
DIED.

co oPER-Inl B5sollyD, Tueday Msreh 25 in The yb
,esrof sis ass. GE0 II COOPER, eldest ''H Of toe i'e
ss sss.S Il The family are invited to attend the fuDsr. so
-.fsy a. O'Clock p M. without further invitation
pRNARysT-Of des.s Of the Aes in the 'i" year Of h'
yas ds q e: s.y -ss Is'ssoaa5 e a
n .stss ss tases Sn ssy Thy ninth sIset
pEAsou F4.y March p At9Ez1 Sc RP:dSya PEAN T. Loo,
IIand Ths remains were Inferred IN The Cemetery Of the
EvopeeDG
sasss. WILLIAM FERGUSON, aged " year' son Of Nj.
Andrew Fergq'On, decessed late OF NOlssh County we't
g,. ssnsn. viii be taken residence No i Pearl
srset to Greenwood Oh Thursday SernooA N"' INST"
oLAsBY-In Providence R. L., Tuesday March 1s Mrs
LOUSY O., wife Of Mr. Henry Glssby in the I'd yeas Of
JAcKsoN-In Jersey City, Monday night March a. sud
ss,y & 'a f R ckSs s is .s SHs Jos
Jackson, 900 50 years, months and 10 dsys
H.tssd and Capt James McKe, and her James,
gseq a..s . AZ seeS % ss 11ns from tue
Thursday Hh March, at O'Clock p M, without further
Paisley, Scotland papers please copy.
hORRELIp this city Tuesday afternoon. March 2 after
,s1 C9a C a .f % . wsu liz as n hsl Hd
daughter Of Joseph Booth esq Of SeTsrk va ~
psI,is nsr. in the papers Of Thursday 9TH.
RoBINsOH-On Sunday, March @s NELSON ROBINSON,
His fsners wiil take place on Wednesday, 25h inst at
p m bic late residence No Il Union square The res
dives and family invited TO attend without
kher Invitation His remains will be taken 70 Putnam
County for interm.nt, on Thursday morning
ROWELL--In Landgrove, Va Monday, Dec TO- Mrs
PsT IL rsnn.yysnis osc Michigan wi.coaH are fs
apfsod 20 copy.
KEILsON-On Monday March a. IH00ENE AYERS.
wife Of James H. H. Nelson aged 70 months and Is
days
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully invited
her funeral without further invitation at No rs
West Twenty-eishth street, Wednesday at p. IN. Her
reasins viii be taken to Greenwood Cemetery or nteTnen
Tsxss and Weschester papers please copy
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

unfinished condition, the Wabash and Enc Road hss
,nore than realized the expectations Of Its builder
and that ibe work viii be Pushed onward WIN eo
snsryv commensurate with its importance. The Com
sny were fortunate In securing the services OF 40
ffapsbse superniendent-as George H. Burrow-, esq;
No Pew road in the country wa ever better manoed
or conducted. Tie travel ls now laIge ana daty m
fcreta,te Of the rch reward which the future holds in
store for them
The Cncins.ti, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Road is
row courleted and being worked, and with the Ohio
Central Road forms direct line from Cincinnati 20
Wheeling, and thence by the Baltimore and Ohio
Road to Baltimore.
The annexed table gives the receipts Of various
Railroads for February and for January and Feb:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
Professional Notices.

EFFTCACIOUS CURE for CORNS, BUNlONS,
IL CALLOSITIEs NAILS growing into the tesh and every
disorder ohe feet and peculiar method without cut
ting or wi,lout causing the slightest pain. -
Mons LEVI of No 50 Bis Rue de Rivoh, Paris, and No
Condust Regentst, London, Surgeon Chopodiet 70 tho
Emperor Of France and the Royal Family Of England having
been specially invited NewYork attend some dsngusned
families remaining here and be consulted dshy.
Sundays excepted his Office from 10 70 O'Clock, at NO VI
Ilth-st., between 5th and 6h-avs
COPIES or rEsTTaoNIALa-
his imperial Majesty Napoleon Ill., Emperor Of France
Je cert6e que NJ LEVI eneve les corps sIteDe
hsbnite. LOUIS NAPOLEON bONAPAbTE.
From James Baker,
certify that DR. LEVI cured months ago Of several
bunyons without the least pain and which had
noy many years. walk present with great
fort cheeriuly recommend Dr. Levi TO my friends and the
public JAMES BAKER,
New York March q. 1886 No q East l7th.st.
From the Most Noble the Marquis OF Lsnsdovne.
Mr. n LEVI extracted for with perfect facility and
LANSDOWNE.
No. So BeTkloy square London.
From Robert Ferguson, esq D. Physician 10 Ordinary 20
her Maeety of Great Britain.
Mr. LEVIhas most skifny extracted two corns nom my
''''' " "'1A''' ROBERT FERGUSON, MD.
No 9 Clueen.st., May Fair, London March 5, 1883.
From II. J. Feltns, esq
Unsolicited by Mr Levi beg leave TO testify TO his soccsss
fu ski. in having perfectly removed slge bunion Of ons stand
ing, without causing pain H. j. FELIOS,
Pbilad.lpba July n. 1882 No. Bostonrow.
In addition the above authenticated testmonas
thousands his (smons which several from
ladies the highest rank be by aVorng him with
call at bis Office No 81 llhst between 9Th and 6syG, New
York.
NJ B.-No professional connection with any person
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
Reecipt. Of Produce. MARCH %.

By Trie Railrodd- go bbls. F0uf 20 Do Whsky, 10
do Provisions is Lard s7 do Butter 100 -des Leather
l00 HoEs -
By Harlem Ratlrodd for veek ending Saturday h1rea 2
e6l4 cal. Mk 4ie C,te Calves, 40 sheep 5o56 d.
dressed Hoss 5sz7 DO Eut se PKG Butter, Sc 27Oo
buhs Grain 6s do. POtao-s 153 bbs Hogs 94SO reans
PArer 1875 bbls Flour 22s rs WsddipE 80 do. Pickles
Ey rdioa Raare1d for he GEEK eadag Ts>sd1y
Narch 2j a-I Caftle 242 Calves 80 sheep +f
Mutton 81 Horses 25O Live Hogs So Beef Pork, 72 pkss
Bacon Poultry 81 DC. Esgs 80 do Ashes pot sad pearl
s9 Ibis Whisky SIG do Ale and Beer, ., pkgs Butter
90 Chee,e do Lard 50 bush Oas l2t do Mat 10 do
Bsrley DO Corn 574 Feed 257S do. Potatoes l2l do
Beans AID Peas bbs Flour Vi uns Iron 42 bales Hay
4C17 de. Gather Ss sss Milk s uGs Marble l2 90 3
pies II pkss Fruit 80 bales Hors $50 pkss Starch, LA
doz. Eroous J 81 pkgs. Paper Sfs bales Wool.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
PhiIadeIphia Markets.
MARCH q.

QrrIcTIRox BlRK wanted a. s3, bgt h iers sa more
CoTIoy euie q buyers and hodsf-
CLovIRsIp nds ready sale ss 50 hp; holders s.s more lr
rood Flour active; - he gnfJr a<k ins
Tries for standard brspd. Al which 500 sod RYE
fLcVE steaiy 4. IS, and CosS MEAL AZ 81 WHEAT 70
hold SLOWLY the presen. hxh rates
Red held 7od 81 IS. aid White 81 soG 81 - with
li;ie selling Coss ends re.iy .se ec for 'uhern
Yeov and 4o bGsh have been taken a. that rate
RYE AID OATS dull previous prices GEocEsiEs-The A..
rivals large holding OF for lower p1ces aad
the Transaction. large hu, about previous rates for
surar srd Ncs.es Coffee firm with far sse. Of Rio a.
ialIsc on time Provisions quiet; Pork aud Beef
chtnF,G Of Cot Neat. making tG7 for sboui
der. and PIC for Hams salt snd pickle; Laso dull A. lie
q bbs WHIsyY quick al paw for boh and &c oI
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

l.s w~. orssr s ey the esesc u Mayor G. v. Caesef
Cssrrxn, ana Yamlel W CsIey, ESQ.,, seeretuy. hsy0 70
Csehenes ssns the chan sr,ed upon se MEETING se he
Of - speedy aooodpehmsot OF the oolee,
oosht generally sefed by the ezeos o. ne e
which h a. aetsIed hgOfy q the eeton nay
&ssD take, IN toe ntfer-the substance o Sneo ,s.v
m the ~ o,s paragraph lie also sad that ss ns
a.rvo' called apon the Jersey City esJ thst tbey
relsso 20 he subject and By them ., 80
ycs' te ready with their proposition - sin. In 5sv f
Csu ei Of Hob ken 10 morrow 1buisdsy e.sns ~ o.
4 II ,cssrea 10 \. the general ofson nst sJ IN ~ ee
sfise.. Ses<e this report would Be r. ha - @ @ me-
ks sosi ned Saturday evehIDS -. xoa a,1 d. .,.,n
fshly Be asured the people ne. w wi oe sueuoD
a d. ecus,s Charter election, on The Sth OF 1prh
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

TIr-The suyrly increased BY late aivsis Al invoke o.
7To BUscss oferiLx 81 Sc, cA<h, Which scS' Se
usrist In hear Of nothing u importance a9n
1uBACf quiet rrices hru sales o. ~ his hentucn!
3, cdls 81 bA,s Havana a. 2ei 80 esses seedies 90
lsc a. i. So Lai. Bsrsros private terms.
has b rEther quiet the requrnt aoe
or r.. lately trsusyr.d md cse follow for some nne
fa.ur. 70 the ,hef IA -U tnryggh Ehieh e zoe
tie arrival have ye; b. offered Another
rhIc ,ale announced for tie catalogue - e"H
yo.ed rosty of Hltcbs . ,.. "a ID.
VHALFBOSE-Tbe nA-ket = frm. with sales o. go 70
o,ho,.k for e1por; 81 s elh and 1000 do a. New BED
ford sc cash. =. -,
WHIsKY-The lower and the szrpy better sses
Of bt. ztlc. f0r Ohio. and p. - fo ffeo1-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........Mxch 2
Cleared.

shir-Hsidee Manton Hong Kong Bueslln Crane.
Bsrk-Ass Fisb, Wolf, ST. MSf., brodie Pe,tis. :,
Brir-G Norihiuston, Kelly, MonteSideo, Thompson a
Hunter. ,,,, -. ~.
schooner.-su.an, Robbins Baltimore Mailer Lord oSs
resu; GraLdee Tbbetts Jacksonville Brett, son co "
II S.aGford Culver Philadelphia Il. Merrill NJ. A Rev
land Couch Pbladelrtis w Mckee; NJ paer PAYS, sS
cor Sash; Ellen Louisa, Thompson Nes Haven, n ser
~ Steduan, Terry, Georzetowpi Dbhlr bpnes 4. ho
,opb Smith Savannah. Scranton Tallmani T. Raymond
Hulse wilmington McCready tMott Coz g. Darby Null
rer san Jlan Wines A co.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
MARRIED..

KUHgr -hILLER-in Jersey City On GondSy %1tn,ns @ss
3D. CHARLES FREDERICK AUGUSTUS KUHSE Of
New. fork ". JOSEPHINE MILLER ei1est dsngbtef Of
9eor te J. Miller o JeIsey City.
wEIs sENBoRN-POwELL-o Taesiay mornns Mach
- A. 81 Thomass Church, BIZ the Rev: DE- Neville Mr.
ct STIyUs A wFIssENbORN OF BDlen. Germany, 20
IA INA RRAMINGTON eldes, daughter Of Henry and Lacy
Pc yell Of LONDON England. ..... Cd f......
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

AsHEs-Tbe market ia better the demand exceeds the sr
v, sales Of IS bs at So for Pots, and 80 for PeAls
BEESwAX-Americsn Yellow is steady snd IL fair demand
SAFES Of so fs. az "a Z7ic.
COTTON-Wc have active msrket to-day ~ prces de-
cree timer The sales 800 baes; for the week % go
bales The export the period has been 7S bales iz
To Iveroo 13c; GLASGOW 542; HavEe "a; Hsnburgh 5!2
lutverr 5 Che hand aud hpbOard not cleared
h esu ated at 0(f0 bales We quotations. they
nn, he considered ou.e figures for all descriptions Of mid
dhugf: kLw-YoEk GLAssrICA1iosi o
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

suNnAsyRe ReceptsIDcresse at the porte over last yeI
ocs ma bales over 85S 5000 Ezpori.IncTeese TO GTea
Britain m 90 bales compared with ls5S 25 co. Increase TO
FsTce no 60 bales ,ame time IN 1858, 10000 Increase to
otler foreign pos l7G0lo bees same time IN lS5 Iio
bales.
The business Of the Clearing House wes els oo9 900.
The proposals. for the Canal Loan for 81, 100000
were opened at Albany ths day at m. The follow
ing the aggregate of the bds of the parties respect
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
SECOND BOARD.
TUESDAY. March 25-r. ".


The business was not large at the Stock Board this
morning, but the tendency of prices was upward
especially for the Western Shares which in de-
mand at advancing rates. Erie sold more freely than
other fancies ard closed after the Second Board at
s6--about the closing price OF yesterday Some Of
the foreign houses are reported to be selling. Reading
was frmer, and closed at 92l. Hudson River was
alec better. Panama, 1851. n. Y. Central, 92i-
which shows steady market. Cumberland was dull,
but steady; and Nicaragua sold to moderate extent at
Is. We hear that Mr.. Minister Wheeler will be di-
rected to inquire into the matters between the Transit
Company and Walker; and another dispatch is
ported to have been received that the Government is
"all right" on the Transit question.
The sales of Cleveland and Toledo are large, and
the market advanced TO 70, notwithstanding the
rent rumor that the dividend cannot be paid at the
usual time Ii is about time for the announcement of
this dividend but hear nothing official in regard to
H. Gelena was in demand az llI and Michigan South.
at 95i. Chicago and Rock Island sold at 96i &c.
The Western roads are beginning TO from the
falling of in business occasoned by the severe weather
of the last two months and will doubtless give good
account of themselves in April. Railroad Bonds are
finn, but without much activity. Illinois Central I'M
proved TO 9ll; Eries, 1878, 9oI, &c. The sales of
State Stocks sl2O,OoO at rather lower prices.
Iouisianas 90; Indiana 5s IS; Virgnias, 93s; Mis-
soUris, sii, SC.
In Exchange there has been fair business done for
the steamer, at rates showing in some cases / e
cent decline on the previous steamer. There has
been better supply of commercial bills, and we
derstand that considerable amounts Were left over,
having been held above the market. We quote CON-
mercisl Sterling, 81 a9.; Bankers 81 s9i with first
class bills at "a y cent. Francs, s 22l 65l7l.
We notice in Freights: To Iiverpool--s1 900 bush
Corn at I'd. I'D, in bulk and ships bags; 900 bales
Cotton, s-32d. 5-l5d.; 500 Bacon, 25s 500 bbs.
Rosin, Is. Cd. To London-Bacop, S2s. Cd some
Tnrpentne, 3s. 3D. and tee. Beef, 5s., and 6s. for
Siusl and large ties.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was Paid. 500.
go So Received, sl72 2O7 Is including $50 900 from
Chtago Balance IS, 2s6, 900 90. Paid for Assay OF
6ce s3473 o. Paid on Disbursing Checks s2e 52s H.
Ths funeral of Mr. Nelson Robinson win take place
TO m,Srow "Wednesday at o'clock p. His son.
who h,d been South for his health arrived to-day on
The Savannah steamer.
The e'unings of the Michigan Central Railroad for
the second week in March, were as follows:
Pas.easers ..sl6,a9i 81 siSsiS Sc s5T7 7s
Frvlshl....... 1874 20 1895 29 Ipc.Il $50 SO
rO,...-...ssasss n sslsss 81 Inc. sS7sis
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
Mnrkes.....R Reported by Tsl<grcph.

CHASLLsroS March 2fThe sales Of CorToS today' 90
bales advanced Good madiing >. .Gste mns fsI
1C.d Gle.
EIw.ORLEASs March A-CorToy slvAreed; ssle- to-day,
p go bales 9iGstc r "idfns, hoL,ssfs Jos; bsE-
relied LARD &c. FEEIGHrs-Cotton 70 Europe, ID
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
Guparlnfrsbip Notices.

DISSOLUTION fPARTNERSHIP.-JOSI
~ LIE COUNT having purchased the entire nterest o.
CHARLES l.. STRONG in the 6rm OF LIZ OOUNTk STRONG,
said frm IL this day dissolved
J. j. LIE COUNTS fully authorized 20 settle all bussess Of
said firm J. j. LIE COUNT.
San Tranei.co Feb. 2 laS CHARLES L. STRONG.
j. LIE COUNT will cont tinue the Book, Stationery, News
,aper and Periodical business upon his individual ~
the old stand LIE COUNT STRONG, Montsomerys, ssa
Francisco. J. j. LIZ COUNT
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
1nsurante Companies.

CLINTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ CASH CAPITAL, $3.50 O0o.-Ohes No. So Wsl-st, op-
the Merchants Exchange This Company continues %
Insure Merchandise Budng Household Furniture yesse's
their Cargoes &c, ke against los % damage oy ne
o the most favorable terms
DIRECTORS:
Hurh Lains Joseph Walker, Cor. w Lawrence.
Chsrle. r. Swcrds Stuart c. Marsh, John Compton,
d. Henry HGiEht, Leo. 3 suares A. r. Emo,
Joeeph W. Cories Wm. X. Strong, Geo. tns"Sd, ~,
Thomas snuu Geo A. Townsend, d. Alonso Cnshmen.
AIcrrd Wllis Alive T. Lang Esrs Ludlow, H.,
Ah's Townsend, shss bronson, gonn nehioo,
Joseph Lawrence ;. T. Ncoili Jonn Ws,son,
Ssr uel Walets, Joseph ID. Taylor, Noah > Hunt
J. Ii. Ransoui. Robert VI. Bruce, U. smith,
Sylvester l. H. Ward, John :. Boyd.
HUGH LAING, Prexidsst-
JAMES r. AMIs. r., Secretary.
JOHN BARRy. Surveyor.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26


Mixed is se ioc Sugar and Aola,ses steady and
in fair deynand. Tie auction eale Of Coffee went OIL
al full prices and with great anmat'on the sale was
100 mats East India al l3al5c. Cotton ID rather
fmer, and the sses 900 bales, and for the week
20 600 baes M Wnght's circular says:
Ve have had fair ncliry for Cotton Ia this <srset dq
the Tast week and DIees fully snstsined 60
ortfa:sd to eItert both for Liverpo sno ~
tpent Sph continue 10 buy moderaiely 81
ouiet: indeed the steady ard hrn on re owl
based oJiL0n OF boders and without zoe $40 sos-.
for four or fve wests bring Of yiedins re -
roo consequent advice Of our large reee'PN S"' "
.,.te The sales for the week 30 es'es tne essi
sposs duriug same have beeD-ior Li'erpol s5' re-
go ~. Have l74; Hamburg jlZi Antwerp w 1o-~
Cotton in tspsp has been In moderate teqnsst ana Voc
81 ~ la,t veek have been scceEed fses have sesh
rr.d. M ere s st ltrse amount toe MARKET f
bir bish.r rstes 1enaI1ed quote on tne esee n
$50 ~ New Orleans Ordinary 81; Good OTcbaIy
H.. nsSlinr ftdJie hiddlns Sec MOBILE, tc v 10 De-
-, oLo;atous Uplands the quotations are nominal
1n psrce here held above the present Gst ee
s s.,s for week have been 700 baies closing hriy
southern Markets continue active, and prices are ven sap
Lsree orders received BY The Arabs aud further
md te,uaIhed the svsi VI the fersa ~hl q
csuied part the large business a sdsced by 'eefrpn nom
Mobile and New Orleans TO Saturday last Ia Cnafes'on
tie c0DhdeDt 0iD-
Ims eIprssed by many that tho estimated q,
that The Atlantic crop nearly marketed The receipts IN the
hsnd during the last week two having sen on n
soursfes tbs idea From EewOTesns too we hear that the
pantiIe will be very this Spring Some parties buy
Ing believing that two such crops a. he present
osnnOt follow each oher 49,.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
4S2 as "a

Total s'''fo<1."o - HSgs5S 81 Inc. $573 Is
In lfovisioNs the business is moderate and prices
unchanged. Ms, els 7'Ssl; sll; Prime, ELS.
Cut Meats and Ba, '0n are steady Lard lover and
IN moderate demand. @w grades Of Flour are heavy.
The export demand is Moderate. Western Canal
sels at % soaas7 as. Go, d Wheat for milling is in
dewsDdj bat low grsdss are d. Barley fs~i hgt
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-05-17
MISCELLANY.
THE OLD PASTOR.

He was an old man. A very old man. Not
that he had added up so many years. Not that
SO many winters and summers had passed over
him-not that he had seen so many changing
suns, and winter consultations. For il has
been often said, until it has become triie say
ing, that time in the life of man is not to be
measured by the dial, or by events out Of his
own immediate experience. From very child
hood he counts on days as the dates of joys and
SORROWS and eagerly hastens forward to or shrinks
back from a coming hour.
Doctor Winslow had been an old man ever
sce had known him, and that is more years
than will here acknowledge. Older men than
| have said the same thing; and have some
times puzzled myself with the effort TO add up
the years Of his life and give the sum of them.
That he was over eighty, there can be no doubt;
and yet his voice was clear, his eyes were not
in any manner dimmed-his whole aspect, ex-
cept al particular times, was that of a stout,
strong man.
He was Of medium height for man-not
tall, nor yet short, not thin nor yet very heavy,
not quick in his movements, nor was he feeble
or slow. He was very deliberate 10 all that
he said, and did, with one only exception, which
was this
When in the pulpi. on Sunday he was diff
ferent man from any other day. Then all was
activity, eloquence, fervor. His whole soul
was in the work Of the day, and he looked like
different being. He read the morning chap
ter with full sonorous voice. He gave out the
psalms, and he sang them, TOO, with feryor.-
Blu, when he opened his Bible and lifted his
eyes for moment for help from Heaven, and
then proceeded 10 expound the passage he had
selected, he warmed up, and his words elowed
and his hearers were carried away with his sim
pie, fevid, and yet grand ulterance.
His parsonage, iii was his own the church
had built one, but he used his own house,) was
the perfection Of simple comfort. His library,
it was luxury 10 enter. All the fathers look
cd out from oak shelves, and all the learning of
all ages was there with him. Many rare old
volume that It would please an antiquary or
book collector 10 pay small fortune for, was
there, in the quiet and unpreieniing collection
of The village pastor. He had no mania for
old books, but he loved them, and he loved to
take one in hand that he never saw before, and
sit down for an hour and talk with the author,
long since dead and forgotten.
But the social qualities Of the Doctor were
his most winning. Where he received his doc
torale did not for long lirne know, as there
was no manifest inducement TO any college 20
OOnfsr il for thefs was no money, and ,hess