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New store and New Goods,

Hat, Cdp, and Gardeners Furnishing EstaDsisamoa.
TUE undersigned having 6cd splendid
style store No 32 Psnn 2h
strees north SIDE have The honor To citizens
District Uemhes OF Congress and lie
III they inspection
fashionable
Lsary Beebe Genin and fashionable styles Of
Fell Hats aud nil shapes, and prices
Navy, hnch. and fancy ei Al boys
Undenhrts and drawers OF sik, hardwood
ShnSer hsnne Tevo, cashmere, meno,
cotton, Canton hnne Ae some sna sSs, Of ali qu1ss and
price..
Dre-s shirts ofIlnen and cotton, plain
bands
Gloves sioeh te eraysis .uspends, hos Of al kinds,
"a ro.e smoking cape, rsntem~ns shswIs,
mnf sannnes umbrellas. Toilet srfrs,
all ~ wh oh they respectfully solicit feeling
Inducements all who may favor
MI.
dealing and moderate price. may be relied upon.
GEO "A. n, WHITE h ca.
Dee 2-e@dlmn No 3J1 Pa. Hv, between oh nd lpih st.
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No. 646.1
Notice or the establishment OF three additional
land districts In the state OF Iowa.
IN pursuance Congress ened An change the
disncts Iowa, and for
other pupose approved March 3d. 1855 which act creates three
additional IL
DIETRICH has
been established Wnneshck county
Fosr Dopog DopGR Webster county
DIsrRcr Sorx Cry, ia wood
Owen my hand city Of Washington this tirtyhIs,
day AZ October. A. ID. 1886. 49,
by order Of the President; N
TIO3 A. HENDRICKS,
uH "# Commissioned If the General Land Ofice
Nov a-law6w flint. and Bar.l
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ZINE Library Editions 90 Gibhsu. Hsltsrn, uusatI ,,
kobertson, Hume, smoe Ivur Prescott Bancron, Marx
tntosh, Resree Webster Mtcauay.
Turner, MILE Ri.r Burnett Ciaretdon gutss,
mold, Roin ntnr, and fhef " The sspdard hoans
may be found n the moderate prize ~ the boeknre m
ndessntd ~ fne hfsFg bndirgs Imported
firm London by the nndsrsigned and bound thsrs
Dec ~ FRANCk TAYLOR.
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EICrtLE tNBHSiust vrd several rrgus's
including The i~scrn om The Cfos,
Nuhens," Ftsht - A6srstcs ~ the
Wise Men =; Reed ~ Chst" after Dar'snishnn "MHson-
d" Ecee Homo," sc. - specially adapted 'r chf.""
Z
ThNbbb IfNNfr
90 Eonss'"fr, rssf I'm suset
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ALBUMS, French Portfolios Bibles, and y aver
"a sound In and with w,han
Hssryts add Nufiomr rf rod xold
Rodgers 6nest pcnknvrs imported direct
of drawing insufn drawing book
fprl French Ensi rns sn-rican juv~.e b.
hne editions 81 Ae@' F,eneb and English
hne bbdngs imported direct from Larson
30 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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HARVEY - ADAMS, having rchased o E.W be- l~r
Ill MI rhe of hardware lately
Wy hs, No 3i5 Pennsylvania Opposite BsowGs Hotel
beg rase respectfully call the attention Of purchasers
wessiered OF goods. We hooe BY
good OF all articles
cUntinuince Of the custom VI the old afm. 9Eg
Nov l--dIm
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sessssaS~s@a1n~~s4sss4r1szx.
rvs ELLiso-HousE and GrsssAs ~ ossrysssws
~ hsighs sas.-Dsassro~ ks sssss~sex Of
sa s TO- = sees 40 ne Asu.s = ..s.ss -. u.s.. s@
ma % s : - s s VII. s.. = "s,... ss:s%
tanss eaafrssiss 'ns ~ snail a " .sn'asses ssy
b'ss@la~a~
~ snsls nal,, aAa quarter t.ass suaeh '.i.ia'
900 possas soshsli aimoaas
2,0g do cream san
80 I.aaas ssiaa Walnut "A'
100 drums A.s
icoc pands eussan,s
20 dozen Ips pacsss
y whole ssa ssn sia q. ,, %, x,,, MIA o Nav
NOV s1-s.rof
lUIEEs. LIQUORS. CIGAas, so.
Is sansr AID ss casa. Of s.s and pale brandy
ia .a a,q" y na 70 r. 70. per ws s.i'..
10 do cd taaiy 10
az @ e. ,S S.a.s. - brady aad old wh'ksy
400 dozen hoi,lrs wine And brandy
a % oCo slaes Havana cs.fs
@ s'''A'' Hamilton : ~ sss ss sE:sl y"
Nov a7-6tifeo
CANDLES, OIL, sOAP. Sc.
" 50 boxes adamsniine candles
900 gallons refined whale oil
~ poAsS I1own ana yellow soap
az CasWe 90
20 DO ps asy starch -
5000 40 al sdn
van, ous MA ~, NJ ~ ~ ' ""ao" sRnSv srwMK s
Nov a1--0rfeud
.ur.
6 saaa old Jss. coffee
sssa,. re l.s. I'D .. ss.sy'a coffee
Io5 half cnss ts r.h
20 aud yermicsIn
1I xps pep prr xtOx~ and mu z
Tbs gain peuurr ~
IS sarreis New Orleans moiassss
10 do golden sirup
pdDg tcbooners iamion and King Bird, ffo New
Yofk, fy sale BY MURRAY dEMAE5
Nov q --6ieoif
-------- -------------------
,,,,.s,, .,,,cc.,,
" soo p.Acs noaen e"eess
~ do Engsh dairy do
~ ~ faH 49, ! una MdcAafea &H
10y az Hsoi"ss @
70 N, noaaJs 80 ma b,t. Ar s a. @@a4ae ssa
10 bags buckwhen, aour.
VIZ ~" ANY, mna gu vi "0o"s'' a"' nniRRaY SeMMRs
fo,k. a.d ,of ia sas ." AoAAaA oA"~S1'
Nova'-'Shroa w. sl5r ae.av4. ls.s
------------
nUuOMs BUCK q ~ &c.
rs d, painted buckets
# p do covered do # ..t.
sa 90 Troy Do
" ness willow oNkets
10 dozen iuts aud Aicant
50 do cords and lines
a ~, sfoss matches patches
per King Bird
,,---- 80. - :.
fHhh fsas-uooN % ABtscuuuscs or tme AnnusA u
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A CAWD. wiilsm Tucker merchant tnior, Pennsy
wanna would respectfully
beers Congress strangers aud czeas generally his sHtensvs
stock OF cos, cnsnef~s, and
he prepared 70 make notice and in
fashionable styles
Nov Saw
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urHApTOy stlles Meaies Juri.pruaeneeg . vol.
wharoas Pfecedrnts nj Irdir'mrrt- and ress vol
wha,ton's American Crinn'uaI Law; 81 edition vol.
Gfr.ryt. Equiy Evicrncs VIII
whartnn's American Law of Homicide vol.
wharton's Law Dtctoears; I vol.
nnrris Rrplsyp; Wi.
Iihrsry ~ and Equi,yj vi series; tfvnls IN "a
satd-fs Uses aud Irus-i tduior,i v.1s Ia
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lHE ONLY ONE AUrTHoRIzEDt-The Rob OF DR. BOY.
yEaU LAFtE TEue Is st sups"r 10 the sirups % cusi
msreu sarcton, dare scorui.,
sfOd u IG hsrediay arripouy Of hua,o As depars
i've rowstany seaeiou. 10 esafhs Of the badder 10 eon
soandHg. AZ ann s,phiuc Tie Rob cures In
shor ins or iHysrse Diseases frn the
81 cspaya cub-b rciiops ony
the vru. ~,out nruanns IL The Rob BSvsas above AZ
aud which have resisted the Of s odu
Grnsrai agents Bond,n, ESQ, o.
wn'am New Yos, q, wholesale euiiot Ducoass
The aactour throughout the un,
"si p,op~re. ~ Sr Rb viii H. obtained Nv ~r,nV % Dion
din % William New York Who vii Information
O. prepared on orders for soa,b America,
Nsrch ta--dtys
Csoosn Rs. WINES. nauon~ es we beg ,.uys 70
ns.h rrocertes, cop,i.iinu r.
Jaws. RIO, sad LsgaaJp cof~es
Rshnrd and brnvh
ranay, -, ra"r, aud eIrs anut In tsls, and bags
And every An'eIa make complete sssor
wiae., Iiqu ,r., a-s Gig
Msdeira, port cart, sna champagne winer offsvori
s,s.d,, Hni par very superior -
Tngsrr with lsgs stick q" Havaaa, oerfiaA, and somesu
We will oG-r III, .bovs Eo.i.. with m,ry Witch
hau be- sach r'i7s . MAKE 40 iuaaerm.'i f.
''"''''' '"o - "'"' rH"nPsnS, nssiLTos. a 90
south eide Penn avenue, sctw~ ~ and Cab streets
Ious G. DSvEHEux. cemw,.-,.r.r Of ce.rt af
Rsfrs 10 wr.r. purcsa. s6srmau, o., ms-s sessr.
Wye. nG "a '" ssw Sa '' s Ripg o. s Gs wS@s
sey, J,s"lh u Bradley, 20 Was'irEipn, y =.
can make ppsntneu, n aslsE arpo.ior
" ne , q ,r Tops 81 s . a 4. %
bers leave . MAKE particular reference. .
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hofcELost or rniscsred, in being
man rerns 20 Gen Rnsk ~ Washington city,
nhcar No IS SD, FIR 100 ~
Pensions fhomss heir.
Charles y Drcn, dscsas-d Of Captain company
kgnchy vouneers tMercsn was) Tbs uaAerssweA
dsvs-f Of Thomas Dment, deceased intends srpy
Commissioner DIMENSIONS for duplicate OF suc warrant
NOVEMBER ~, ls5s. .4M
Dec if-tsw6w.
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nCNALL ~ BROTHER, Merchant Tatloss, "a 10 tBss
method nl calling the 81
aud bsir cohs
and vstng nfhs which AZ usua
make 10 ofGef IN the elegant manner.
Also ohtee selection Of rsnucmcn's furnishing goods
Dec i-Aaw2s DUyALL BRO.
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4 AZDtts sud nving sDap.-We would call ats alton
~ Of mrmbers or Congress- aud others rspsnsns their toilette
10 Of Rodgers
brated Sw J,equrs Laeoue the " s. other razor.
RAJ shaving creams, and saaps.
our toilette articles French English
AID tnted manufactured.
We of Lubn
Johann cologne
bay"m eom, hair shaving nail and tooth brushes pomsdes,
DC -
And also, ass OF lades and ssnem.n drsssss
r. GALLO 4
Dealers IN Pine Fancy Goods Plated Wars, Peumey Ac
Dee 2-aeod 80 Pens nnder Brow IL Motel,
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TNGRNNtsG.-we are prepared promptly spd 10
~ ~" best style oflhe
arms, crssts, notices. BE-, IN staae -
Gard engraving and printing promptly executed.
N. w. GAIT n BRO, Jewellers
Dec 7--7mwQw - $500
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ELhSWOOD CEMETEVr-Omce No as2 Pennsyivsnia
avenue, e,rncr Of 10Th street, the Savings
laid ceiekvsed Of
New work. aud -tu.ed the high
mile north ~ the Capitol NORTH Cpsso, leading directly
60 The gawav THIS company have received cAarss foU Con
fec title 10 the and prohibiting
LEGISLATION oher~ise which importance
c-h
hrcoae custom ~ all cities whsn The burial ground
wsfushls for other ard
ecousy into iass pits and legal
titles The grousd. II =
N. Ohcs open ft@m 10 ~, pamphlets,
map, N. ny laws, and all other ulosmscs
essd all orders len with Mr.
No sev-nh other ssdsuahsr. win he
.r-.r~d Jase Idly
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IUATcu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. thermometers. ard pocke,
keepers Of description, however complicated skill.
fully repaired by comp-ssnt worh
practical saa~edfs of this branch Of business. which
ntict attention sveu entire
persons having fine Watches Ac., N repair.
NJ. w. uALT \ BRO,
soj Penn avenue bet~ sen sh and iosh
Dec 7-3awr2w
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DAufTsu's PRACTICAL PHARMACY. 4 vel. svo.
L Leciuf,s on Enslish History by Henry Reed.
Gc"fiy aaHcUn sihies. Guardian by Mrs Noodle
hssy on the Lie Character and Wdnss Of John Gibson
LII. u Thy wm. A, Porter
Imskln Man, or the Victim Of Misfortune.
Know soihns Almanac, 1855.
Dec rRANcK TAYLOR.
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pohrrAasfSY's Pathological Anassmy, volunsss
III In =
Tanners Clinical Medicine.
2 he yellow WASH, from Dchens's Household voeds
Tue Confessions OF Pretty Womsn By Pardo>
The Jealous wife 4 by Miss Psrdce
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
how TO obtain rBem. Price I2k
sepI YRANCK TAYLOR
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EREscH JUVENILE BOOKS, wsl-senctsd e,'sc''"s
Of French Juvenile books various In their ss ana pfic~s and
adapted various pfhem brruny ina-iraiet, at
he 70 nd ~ The Bookstore Of the uudsrcd aponed By haef
direct from Parts
Dec 81 rRANcg TAYLOR.
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LUHstsiiED AUAnrNes rs-Nsmhera 81 csnstrsr y
oer h. accommodated eth several - 'onps Nh
Adsus i2 between and a. No fs5 The Psrors
large wpi furnished
Nov - drwt
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Harrah for Goldfish /,

When we see q young man dressed In
the extreme Of fashion, prOmenading the
street. foufishing a delicate walking stick,
oglipg the ladies. and turning up his 10.
teresting proboscis With an air Of disdain
al a poor netghbor son or daughter, when
we know, too. thaI the father acquired thu
property which bis fool Of a son Is making
himself ridiculous upon, by collecting
grease ashes, We are tempted 10 shout in
his asinine ears, I" HuFrah for cod.fsh ~
When We see . young woman whose
highest ambition appeaFs % be desire 70
eclipse her neigifbofs IN dress. and who
makes u her cobstant boast that she ''nev-
eFwashed dish o. hemmed q shirt" be.
cause she regards IL rs vulgar accom-
.Plishment7We feel the strong Inclination to
whisperiu heresF, " Hurra6 forced 6sbi''
When We see young man too proud to
carry bundle 10 the street, when We
know his father as wood sawyer or when
We see q young Miss seated 10 the 9arlor.
,peInsing o nogel, while MAJ is. doing the
kitchen drudgery, We sat 70 ouFseIf,
g Hurreh for goldfish r.
I. +" When We bear 3 ladyprotest that she
- csnnct Tide:in, ~ omnibus, because it
was intended for common folks, !" We can.
not help exelaiming TO ourseIf. /" Hurrah
for Goldfish y
Wien We see . lady arrsyed in the
eostliest fabrics, treat With epntsmpt
sehoolmats Whoae clothing is not Of 80
rich textgTs, especially when NE re.
member that some Of the aforessid la1y's
relatives are inmates Of The poor gase.
and Others Of the State prison. we Eeel =
strong desire 70 thunder in her earss
HuFTah for cod fish -
When We hear . man boastfng Of his
ancestry. and taking nnWonted pains TO
display bis pretended coat Of arms. pliich
he has stolen from some old book ~ her
aldry, We laugh IS We say 70 our elf.
q HnTrah for Goldfish r.
When We see an elegant carr
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No subscription VIII be received for alessI no
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EERY.-Rev. Dr., Newton, in speech
recently delivered-perhnps in New York
tells an exciting thing of backwoods 5
preacher down south, who closed :" meet
ing" after him; -- ..-s.7i v..--
g His first essay. on rising. was to sat-
lsty the people that there must be some
cause that has caused brother Green not
TO attend Brethren, 1 feel TO be sorry
that brother Green is not with us to day.
But 1 have got faith believe that there
mought be some cause that has caused
him not to attend. Aut inasmuch as, in
the providence of God. we have disap-
pointed in seeing and hearing our beloved
brother Green, 1 am glad that we have
got man to-to-sorter fill the place.
1ea' and not only sorter-but yery,'"
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:rnEaW1NTRYo wREoKus7f.
s.iw,cRATEES, 2. s, e4tRnE: 4tRnE::

10 tREsst4sgR s.iw-cRATEEN,is TIE 2. s, 6 s4tFRME.
81 night along the restless sea- x,,s, !.
~. !. Was, heard the minute gun,
Where broke upon the rocky lea g ith, II
7 Satf1 sIrhs billows one tjsa one: a9nsjA ssa "
tl..tFnll many heart.with fear misgaye,4 h7s
s-.s And, many, o cheek grew pale,. .5..-
As wilder dash'd the roaring wave, ''7S .
~ And louder shriek'd the gale. gt1g7
Etg ta}g sag ysa .ta5lt y LsHa cL o. II
Oh we'll might quake the Landmarks form
Tears food tho Landmarks eyes, ''r'.'''
When mingled with the hussling storm
10 a Game sounds ofhumar cries. r,- t,s-;5,..
The wintry, shore rose cold and steep ,s,-
Beneath the starlight ray,
While far beyond, upon the deep, ''.' -'''
Abark dismGntled lay. Z g. lfi-2I
As rose the sun with flame of light,
Butnot with warmth Of iame;J S1.;"t
His buried rays disclosed sight, Z ssg
grHt Which pity sweeps to name. gr., y..,s<.. .
From shroud and desk and icy mast,
Mid oceans briny rain, = '.-' .'
Hands were outstretch'd upon the blast,
-, Waving for help in vain. Il, ~, 1.... I'D
Fathers stood forth with nerves Of might
{! Mothers-7Nlas! |! fot them; tEEu a :
= 4, And ah! the maid whose hair was bright
WITH OCEANS FROZEN GEM
Tho strong grew weak within that ship,
~ Strangely tho weak grew strong; ~- w
: q. Yet some were there whose rosy lip ..sA-.
go Would breathe no moro of song.
: In, ,life-ike posture somc rcclincd, -.
A stark stiff, marble form, ,-.. ~.
No more to hear the warning wind,
' Nor feel tho ruthless storm; go ~
{ And si,le by sidc-just as they dicd-- .sr
.,-. Clasped in each others fold, .... --
In life, in death the same allied,
Some slopt sercne-and cold.
But ho =! joy-joy-the life boat comes
Bear up! ye few who can
Rouse for tho rescue ns with drums
Battle rs man with man -'n
And they WERE rescued who outbraved
That night of fearful cost, ...
Smiles and kind greetings ror the saved
Tears for the loved and lost.
FoHT RIPLEY, Minnesota, February, 1856.
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THE FRIEND OF THE FAMILY.

"There mother, won't stand it any
longer He tried to kiss me just now,
the imperLinent, conceited old TOOL - ex-
claimed Helen Littleton, pretty Miss OF
seventeen summers. as she rushed into
the room and threw herself upon the sofa.
The "conceited old fool" referredsto in
this pert speech, was Adolphus Dllen-
burg, Esq, a bachelor offorty, who had
resided with the LiLtletons for the past ten
years. '..
:" He meant no harm, Helen it was
only little pleasantly" replied Mrs.
LiLLleton. s..,---... ...... -....- ...-. ..
=" don't care what it was if he does
il again. I'll slap his face for him. that |
will - ..:.. .'.+ ..a
- You must not offend him, Helen. -
A" Yes, will. mean to offend him On
purpose. Perhaps he vii! let me alone
then"
But you must remember. child, that
he is the friend of the family" ..
g Hump IshouId think he was l
wish father would drive him out Of the
house j.
a What should We have been without
him?'' .0s=~- Ae.
- '"Enough sight better off than we are
now He is a nuisance, q regular blood
sucker He is great black spider, that
builds pretty houses for little dies, aud
then sucks the life out of them" 3'.@ ..
g." You don't understand it, Helen. or
g Yes, do understand it." replied the
wilful girl /; and mean 10 drive him out
of the house. toe"
!" Don't he rash. Helen; you must
treat him with a little more respect. He
has threatened to leave us once or twice
you know" -. .... s..-.--. ---.
" l wish he would
"What would become of your father
then ?'' 10 ar -,t
~ He would be great deal better of
than he is now" ...-....
"He has lent him large sums OF mo
ney.'' l',5. .s1a..
" At compound interest. taking mort
gage on the very bed upon which be
slept, ]" added Helen. az ....s.- S.. "a.
- He would have failed long ago, if il
had not been for Mr.. DiIlenburg"
"He had better fail than to be bled tt
death by degrees" e. o. :-a
There. he's coming; don't be rude
to him, Helen added her mother
g. Remember that be is the friend Of The
family"
. $50 my little puss, have caught yot
again. y said Mr.. Dillenburg. as lie bOun
ced into the room. and grasped the arm
of Helen.
We don't blame the pert Miss for dis
liking him, for it would be hard to tiud I
more repulsive looking Individual, even il
the mad~house. @ .E-s
" Let me alone," said Helen. springinE
from his grasp.
"Don't be waspish. little one." replied
Mrs. Dfl!enburg, as he caught her again
" Let.me alone, you old fool ~ cried
the prosecuted maiden. = & :!
:. What II sa
''Don't be SO rude. Helen,'' interpose'
Mr.. LittIeton.
'' Madam. such language is high6Esy-iSG;,, u,
proper said the friend Of The "'S
cheek flushed with a9sgS for him to b.o
Il was me!bSSpplisd to himself, even eve
harsn de had always been treated
ln-d The most profound respect
"Don't mind her, Mr.. Disleuburp: she
does not mean anything" said Mrs. Lit
Teton. anxiously. 'z'-i.;.fsi
Yes do, mother, mean Just what
say. He is an old TOOL, an impertinen,
old bear " replied Helen, crying with
yexation and anger
Madam. your house can be no longer
my home r. roared Mr.. Dillenbarg.
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IETELL1aEEcE OF BIRDs-That inferior
animals have intelligence. distinct from
the instinct which is common 70 themratid
to man. is notion now generally preya-
lent. An interesting illustration Of this
-Opiuiop was related at late meeting OF
the Literary and Philosophical society Of
Liverpool. The authority Of the fact is
such as to leave no room for question.
A pair Of goldfinches had bnilt their nest
on small branch of an olive tree after
Matching their brood, the parents perceiy>
ed that the weight Of their family was too
great for the strength Of the branch on
which supported the nest-it had begun
to yield. The proyident parents. With N
intelligence which cannos be resolved into
instinct, were seen 70 ifasten, by means oi
small string which they procured, the
branch which supported their nest 70 q
higher and stronger branch Of the tree
thus redeemipgby an extraordinary eforl
OF reason, the original error which they
had committed. and gu .rdiDg their parer .
tai hopes from the threatened ruin.-Liu.
srpoOt Advertissr.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-03-28

THAx1Ee OUT cows.-Some person 10
the neigbborhood of CIeayeIand, 20.
tells the Herald an almost incredible story
ia relation TO The cold weather of the 9th
inst. He says II vas so cold that the
COWS hadsto BE driven into the house to
'.thaw their bags before milking Whew
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-03-28

VALU ABLE MED1c1NE-A Yarkea doc>
.Or has contrived to extract from sausages
a Powerful tonic. which. he says, contains
M me whole strength of the original aqs-IP.I, aq-IP.I,
re calls it the '' Sulphate as f,.-'Hs g. =. :.
Ne anticipates great .'I1sY gs:aaoa,;,,. ,os ~ y
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-03-28

REruRNING F1DEL1Tv.-The majority
of the judiciary committee OF the House
of Representatives of Pennsylvania, sub
mitted somewhat detailed report. with
reference to the right of citizens OF slave
holding States to transit through PsRd
sylvania with their slave. prenantIy Sc
argue that such right Is constitution and
cured by both tbs, aud that no local lie.
the law S6aetment can impair or disturb
fights so, clearly founded in justice and
comfy. The subject one of inpor-.
tance, and the argument Of the majority
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-03-28

S In Olden times. unmarried women
USED to WAR a scarlet petticoat during
!eap>year' II they showed the edge Of
this garment to any man, he was bound
to marry them. but could buy himself of
by presenting the lady with q new gown
"a cheap alternative.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-03-28


AN ExrRAoRDrNARY SNAKE IA West
ern paper, publishes the following as a
copy Of the sigu-board of an itiuerAnt
Snowman
Il Rattle Snqik too be SA ed.-The his
try off this Snaick is as follars: he was
ketched on tung mounting buy poor
man with large family, being sicks years
ould and very wenumous he is now in
books, and can't hurt nobody, which is
much better too be than, runnin' wilde,
cause he can't want to eat nothun. ae
mittance is sicks pents for them what ple-
oses to pay it. and thrippents for them
what don't; liberal reduckshun for
famelees. for more partiklars please to cawl
on Old Dick. II. N. Take notiss, it was
TIM poor man and not the snaice that had
the large fammely.'