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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-09
Trustees Of % Mortgage. Northern n 4 Co.
AND HARLEM RAILROAD

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
the hoaDg debt of tb Company amounting to nearly
$4,000 new Of Mortgage Bonds to the extent Of one
million dollars has been decided By the Bead OF Directors
the best ode q redeemng the COMPANY fon the emosr
under which abors By reason OF the nigh rates Of
interest paid this debt.
subsctious accordingly invited from all holders of tbs
and stock Of this Co npsny fo the pirhae OF the
bones thus TO be Issued redtomabe an tea years. and bearing
per cen. Ltereat, payable semi Annually
To the holders Of unsecured bonds and 0itstindnS
eatepson certificates the preference In this loan subcptons
though solicited fon ALL will take precedence in the following
order:
First Prerenos To the holder. Of the unsecured Bonds
of the G. npny redeeusbe in 1853 1859 sGl 1867 aud s7a
Second 70 the boldes Of standing Extension Ceicaes
Third To the holders Of Preferred Stock
be made follows: rty per cent IN casn ana
certificates erred stock a. time before the
January Any If he liabilities .nces
the which due and constituting part OF toe
floating debt TO be received ss cash
bonds will be secuted by mortgage on the whole rsd
ito sncbiles estate and rolling stock subject to tne fs.
and second mortgages esdy tiven but the mortgage herein
provided Will BE- frs lien extension cetthcAts TO
The snount million five hundred put twenty tour tnou
dollars Issued for the construction OF MY miles OF the otd
from Dover Plains Chs'hm which certificates, now ypJtn-
ecaed security the floating debt. to be redeemed by
the proceeds OF this lotn .
As further security the purchasers Of the new b1nd IL
$1,000 shall be set aside pf Viied tni1
sum aud above and hteres and EN-
poyed in the each the bonds OF tns
fsn-such hsed to be i1mediat ely cancelled
Persons Wishing 70 subscribe 70 this loan or no are hf
esd in bonds OK Of the Company ave referred 70 ne
No. So Ple-st where COMMITTEES OF inc
Directors VIII be in attendance daily from " TO n 70 give
oil REQUIRED nrm.tol respecting the terms OF the loan and
th- condition OF the Con pany. - ,x - s.,
b, oder Of the Board. ALLAN CAAPBEL, President
Dec. 4, 1887.
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H1oTICr.-H. BURRELL & Co.. have RE-
IN MOyTp from No. rs Frentst 10 neh see store. No. ca
F,ahd and No So Wsser-a ...... 49,.
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miscellaneous.

T,UE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to thank his
former patrons for their biz patronage All orders for the
future y III oe atts nded No lo2 Futonst ar W.
SCOTT is no longer ny agent DAFlO FohO.
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JoHy LsvIsoy AultiJneeT
DUBIOUS ROOTS just received from Hpl'
- land, Hyscin,hs, Narcs:e'. Jonqulles Tglp. Renon
in lots suit purchasers t. Ub5DAf a. IL
o'clock at No. CTS Broadway, under the Laarse Hotel
FURNITURE Of private house, No. rs Greene
4 st. TO be- SOLD suc Ion THIS "Wednesday MORNING
ct 10 o'clock consisting Of .hog4ny WardrObes Buresus Ia
bles marble Wshstsnds Minors Psn'inss Soa
oman, pts Wnow Curtains Bst.teAds Beds, Bedding Car
Kitchen Utensils, &c The
GOtJsE 10 LET. Inquire Of JOHN LEVIsoN Auc,ioneer
No 675 Broadway.
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Bihios Dk.PEk, Aucuoneei' = =,
DY SIMEON DRAPER, Office No. 40 Finest,
- Of William RssuN Auction Sale. At the as,esan nj.
E1oh,nse EVERY DAY Stocks cad Bonds bought and sofa
ct Private Sale also ct the Board Of Brokers'
To avoid fictitious quotations and facilitate those VINO dsrs
70 m.Le boz. Mr. Draper u be present 1t the M
chants f1ohAnEe at i O'Clock each d.y snd rec i've of
public suction s7ch Cer6cates Of stocks bonds E
- there be presented for purpose In addition % bis
regularly sdveItsed list 100000
SALE This DAY. at 17s O'CLOCK q. the Mer'h'ut' Er-
chsnee. Fos particulars Catalogue.
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Vie EEOfLE vi the > ALE OF NEW. Y0RV
BY the grace Of God free aud indepsp5ep.-ro.s. .S
inter- s.sd In the estate q ROSANNA UN0ERnfth ~ :.
the City of NewYort, deceased eredOu nsr, q A. -
car .rv send citing You ani each az s h.rsA,
ana required personally to be sad sppsf before oar s,
of the Coun Of New York, II bis OF ee 10 the CIV n ~.
York on the a day Of December 81 eevee al ~ 81.
forenoon Of that day then snd there 70 Aend he sax go,
nept az the sccouDt Of proesedios, Of Chsr>s ~,
public Adrniri,tr.or In the City Of SswYerk M.,ris,
tor OF the goods chstte and credits Of aid dsoessst i
mopy whereof have csnse6As se. Of oee q ssk sxs
,s,s 70 be hereto aft xed WiiDAss. Asxsnder W. Batf
esquire su rogate Of ouTeAd Cous:y nhs cxss
H. ST. N.w.Yosk the 2,h Day Of StIem>er 10 tas yea 1
Lord OF THOUSAND eight hund.sa-tst rss,t.vea-
IDS isv6wW A. w. BRADFORD. HroQ
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NOTION SALE Of 30 BUSINESS LOTS

4 UCTION SALE of 2GO BUSINESS LoIS
a IN N. CITY Of OSHKOSH wI-o' sin y propose % ssl
A. the oshio.k Hotel IN O.hko.h TUESDAY the sh Of
F,busry nsxt 81 oentr situated LOTS IN that cii eon
pr.sr zoo feet of a. y.us6le front the River
A., b tho civ ia i'm mediate vicinity TERH, Oae
ouser cash balance cssh MoTtgaEe st one t~o ana tn
es II ~ prc.rt For f1rthr particulars Inc e d ObV
r. READ or JOSEPH OSBORN, a, Oshko,1 OF tne .ao'
srrihsr AZ Buffalo. jus
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6tedmboats a,lo Railroads..

TIUSHING EAILROAD-Lesves Fulton Mar
i k,t What BY steamer Island City. 8. snd 10, M
aid $50 ADD D. The Cars leave Flushing L. l. ~ ths
sane hours eetn, and exchanging with toe bo.
Il Hunters Point Through In hity minutes EArs - c-a'
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From De-
Il eeuber g. 1857 frslns viii leave ChanoersG ststsn -
follow; Express trains $50 9. and AS p m AesnJ
Psssers-r TrIr. II 80 foi ns Stng N. TOT ro.sn
Is,csi- 50 8 IN srt % for Pestskll $50 p n Tue
psis Psskk and Sing Sing Trains stop at ne way
stions Pssus.n taken 5, Chambers Christopher and 81 81,
,,s s yok leave Troy IL 6:5 and 2:S5 and 5:ls
r 4 v. SMITH Superintendent
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains going
B.st e.ve Brooklyn for Greenport a. 10 m for syos,et
AZ S:f5 Hampstead 9, 10 5;S AMI p H. ana
for J.msics q: lOa N S;45. and $50 p m
land ROUTE-EEW-YORK to PROVi-
~ DENcE, ton and seet Oct Is lS5, prsn o. az
on leave Hartford the arrival ther- OF the Express s
oits sNev York and New Haven and Newhayen aud hs'
SAMUEL MOTT. Superintendent.
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Cegai Notlees.

A SSIGNEE's NOTICE.-Notce is hereby given
"A that the firm Of BEEBEE Co, Of the City Of New
York Bankers have made general sssxnmen. to the sub
schsr for The benefit of Their creditors All persons
poraons havng claims against said firm requested TO
them to the undersigned at his Office No a. Wast aud
all persons corporations having property thsr hands be
longing said firm indebted them reqC9ssed TO
ard settle forthwith.
New.York, December |, 1857
JAMES B. COLGATE Assignee.
ANDREWS COLBY. A.. ,rueys for Assignee,
Is 2aw6w No. 2j7 Broadway.
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RICHARDS KINGsLAsD. Auc.ione.r
DY RICHARDS KINGSLAND ~ Co, saes-

by RICHARDS hlNGSLAND ~ GO, saes-
ID room No S5i Broadway, opp site Taylor sioon
WEDNESDAY, Dec 8 at 10y O'Clock, q. their new sae'
room No s6i Broadway opposite Taylor. ',oon re e,e
ard well assorted Of superb MIRRORS
Oil and Ps.tl PAINIISGs. ESGRAVINGs. &C. oon,i.,iag
OF Pier seewL Msnte and oT. Mrr Of al .iIss in git
rosewood oh as walnut go choice Ergsy.Dgsia every
ysr.ty OF aud p,sti Paintings Ia richly ornament
ed rsfnes all of which vii b, sold ~.ho1t reserve.
This Offers Inducements 70 those about pnrchssa
variety and sy. OF goods ~ I'll. ns Of
busn and being manufactured b. thsmseve the' have no
the Kind offered to the public either at Phvaie or public
sale. 80 .
Glass. will be pa. up soy par, Of the city desired at
trifiJg charge. "
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Bonses TO Get.

UO LET-Ihe new brown. stone STORE. No. IL
betATsrss VII be ready for occupancy by the L.. O
ysnns Ins oulciog very substantial and covers the lot
which 10 fan sise. Apply 70
BN wHITLocK, No. u Beskmsn..,.
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nENN sYLYANIA ROAD

DEM sylvia n IA RAl IL NJ ~
II The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, sonnsctns me AZ
,,c cres with Western North western snd South
ss,.s by coz Railway direct T,is Rosd Also ,onneea
a. Pittsbt With ally hne Of Steamers to sh ports on zoe
Western Rivers Cleveland and Ssndusky with einrs
10 ali ports tie Northwestern Lakes-nafnS tne m3s
sreot cheap aud reliable route by which shEiShr can
forvsrc sS 10 and from the Crest West .o,
SArEs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA aud firIsbUhoh
VIssr Class Boots shoes Hate and Caps s0centsS
Books Dry Goods I'm boxes, bales and trunks 100 10
Drugs lin boxes and baleel, Feathers Furs Sc-..
Jycosp CLAss.-Domeshe Sheetins, shrtini ana
Ticking lin orsiDs beles Drugs IN o.ks hard
ware Leather lin rolls or boxrs wool and sheep vV o'
Pets eastward
THIRD Class -Anvils, Steel Chains I'm csss rs csn.s#
Hemp Bacon and Pork saed loose or In sscts Ie3 a.
yobseco manufactured except Cigars or cut, &c
youyrB CL.ss-Cog-s, Fish Bacon Beef and
Pmk lin c.sks or boxes Eastward LAID and 80 eents$
Lard on Nails Soda Ash, German Clay, Tar pon
pLoup-75s y bbl until further notice.
GaAN-S5 cents y IO0 10 until further notice 49, =,
CorTox-S9 bale, not exceeding 500 weight unsh urtas
notice
In ,hipp,ns any point east Of Philadelphia BE-
s,toul 20 package Via Peunsyvanis haresd
an Goods the Agents Of this Road fhhadep1h
81 Pittsbursh will be- forwarded without detention
TRyIcHT AGEyrs-Harris Wormey CO.. Memphis, Tenn
T. ses. Co St Louis; @. OReiliy Co Evansvfns
ma Duuesnl. Bell Co, and Carter Je~es Lousvfne
Ey: B. C. Medium, Madison, Ind II. Brown \ 20, snc
irwin Co. Cincinnati; N. w. Graham CO.. Lanesvlle
Ohio; Leecb Co. No 81 Kibyst, Boston; Leeea CO. NO
Astor House. York, and No 20 South st., New fors
T. J. sneeder Philadelphia; hagrsw Keoas Baltimore
D. A Stewsrt. Pittsburgh.
"a H. HOUSTON General Freight Agent Phlsdelphia.
H. J LOGBAERT, Superintendent Altoona Pa
No.
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WEDNESDAY 7, De-. 10,
And every day (sGndaSs and Christmas excepted until
DECEMBER 81.

At lOi O'eIoct ard ~ daily At the, new s,leroo
No SSi Br, sdvsy' opposite rsyl ors So o0r
Ors. isy Gales sop rb Paris Fancy GOODS, Chinese
GOODS Silver End China WARE, consisting In part eles;nt
Teasets elegant RIssu stAtu.ttes and Groups. superb
Bronze AMI French Chns Vases Bohemian Glisswe
In g1est VARIETY pepisr msche Desks Jewel Cases H. solid
s,erliDg 81 y.r Ware Plated Ware, Jewelry Work Boxes
Fancy Boxes Cigar holders and Fancy Goods every de'cp
ton. - -
Lade. wishing to purchase FOR Christina, and New.Ye''
Presents would 90 we. call ard examine this collection
am pg which will be found elegant Diamonds set, Of Pms
Bracelets, Earrings. Studs seve Buttons &c
The comprises the most AID superb coec
ton of Fancy offered suction In Mes York The
sale positive perempory ami those wishing % plrchsse
holiday presents ov prices would do wei
10 cal examine this extensive an beautiful cole lon
The VIII be thrown 20 the pushc for exhibition oil
goods OF Wednesd sy. 18th inst at 9 o'clock.
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THE PEOPLE oi the STATE of NEW-YIpv
b. the grace Of God free ard IN l. p~rsertTo al VhA
tercsted in the estate of DANIEL STEAD late of As&
NewYork. deceased oredtors uert Of Nm or s-.3s
CURED personally 70 b. aid sppcsg beios, Our
County a New York 81 his Office in the Civ II -
tho sd day Of December next a. eleven oiel,,f 4, &
noon Of that day, then and there 70 t,,,Ed tie Ga,
OF the account q proceeding, Of Charlie. My Pm
muis'Fetor ir the oty o. New iort asd ad1nis,s,
whereof have caused the seal q ID. oecs n ,.S
20 BE- her-unto sfhred. Wiisess Alsr.rSs, ~ ' So
f. s. ford Esquire SsrrosGie Of cur sld Co.,,x ~
OF ew-YOrk, the 2ith day 81 Nogeph., ~ ,n 's ~
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and Ssx..
rs lsW6w A. w. BRADFORD s,,,,.--s.
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aales bp Auttl0n-

p soHrScK. Auefoneer. ,
A UCTION N0TlCE--CONTfNUAf OF
n A,sigr.-s SIDE Of TOYS sANCf o Op5r ees 70,
10 cIocsa m ii - Maiden Ans tug 'sifb New ORR
large and att ,1tv- sortusnt Of Toys P.n Goods 81 AZ
pubic sacton bens PIT OF the extensive ok imP tted
Joey T:ers This sale Of res, indae.me1. 70 ci sni
conuf-v drser, about eeng their holiday stock ~ ~
clude. ccmplsts variety. BIse particular attention u
the trbGe Ia rCU--'e1. "
EDWARD HEN Assignee OF J,ley Tiers
Gcois AZ private ae at NJ IS SAid Aue aud No u Court
Ia.a ct. q %
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NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT-COUNTY
~ Of KINGS GEORGE q. HASTINGS Plaintiff, against
JOSIAH PERHAM INCREASE s. WELLINGTON and
SARAH W WELLINGTON his wife, JOHN HUrCHlN-
SON Trustee aid RUEA NELSON, Defendants To the
end each Of he You are hereby Summoned and
filed in the office Of Clerk Of the County Of Kings the
City Hall IL the City of Brooklyn and to copy Of
snswer 10 the said complaint the subscriber at his Office
No So Ann street in the City Of New York within twenty
asys the service Of this exclusive OF the
day of such service you fail the said
within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will Gppy
the relief demanded IN the eOnplen.Dse<
December 7, 1857. FRANCIS FERRIS;
Plaintiff Attorney, No SO Ann.st., New York.
The Complaint in this action filed In the Office Of the
Clerk Of the County Of Kings the 7th December, 1857
as lswBwWs FRANCIS FERRIS Plaintiffs Attorney.
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SUPREMR COURT.-FUGENIA J ~

CUPRENR CoURT.-EUGBNIA J. r. von
- Rls ,rs.G against EUGRSH NORRIS ss,'sVk
SO nooos Tor ret ICON tot ITO fUosNs = W
MO os"-e'bt: log are hereby Eg0mosed sat r.a,,.s
'Hft the ornlpiAit IN tnis aeto1. BAN viii b hss
otce 81 ne en- e TIE Counts q KisF. a, he 4,
ne tiJ OF nfo' Avn ana 70 .efV- copy Of your
'aeet to ioe tnJ q New fort. within twenty asy,
service OF TVS suuuoos yos ekel5 q s a..
service sns yau fs - the sal. son pl ., - ~
tine Aforesaid The Pisi,tis 80 this .c,r "a 80
Court for The 'cef dsmandsA IN ne con,a.i..
Der s. 1871. SMITH WOODWARD PAin,ie !. n. ssvsa
The complaint Il thii sotion g - IN tas oes.s
Of the County Of krss 9. the City Hal q tie Cir r,t>a
lys, CT the 18th day II Nav.ulher. ie57 ssnA
SMITH WOODWARD
mis- iavl0vw Pi.ptss,s h.
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HTUSIC at HALF PRICE at WATERS, No.
WI SIS Broadway-PIAN0S and MEhODEONS ct lower
prices then ever before offered this market Pianos and
heodeons Rent ard allowed purchase For sale OF
monthly One 7oetave Chckerng Piano for S25
Ore DO Gi!bert's, carved less, for Sis.
DAWN BACON g. Co. (alecessors to Bacon
N g. Raven) PIANO-FoRTE MANUFACTUkBRS.-
W,reroom No ISIS Grand.s., Bro@d~syj where f1n
assortment Of INSTRUMENTS may be found exolu ssy OF
ur own are. wsrrsnted In every respect.
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paneimg Ataoemies.
f1iano- Gortes anh musit.

A MAGNIFICENT New Rosewood PIANO.
~ FORTE Of 1psssed tone warranted will be sold AZ
deduction for cash secondhand Piano taken in
excin &c. Call bt No l55 West Broadway, Canal St
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of tho Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE Of on order of tho Surrogate
Of County Of New York notice hereby given to an per
so having claims against NATHAN BANGS Js lats OF the
City NcwYork deceased to presen. the with uhoEs
the subscriber, at his office, No ~ William street.
the City of New York before the fourth day OF Msroa
na1t-Dsted New York the first day Of Septemeor lS3
q lew6mW FRANCIS ~ BANGS Adninistretor
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of notice hereby given 70 al per
hevipg claims ngsinst WILLIAM SYMES late OF the Cy
Of New York, deceased TO present the same vita vouchers
thereof the sub.erbsr her Iesdenoo No 55 fnrd ave-
sue In the City before the ssveuteenth day
Of April usxDs,ed New York the thirteenth day Of OCTOBER,
1857. ELIZABETH o1MEsi
aIA law en- Wed. ExecutnS
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A 7-OCMVE ROseWood PIANO, but little used
~ IN fns order, made bv T. Gilbert Co.; cost 1915 will be
aid for 5225 Secondhand Pianos lower than ever New
Pianos at price, 10 insure q sale. Pianos to let
T. 8. BERRY. Nc. f5s, Broadway Corner Grand st.
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Ofean Cleaners, &f.

DOYAL MAIL. STEAMSHIP AFRICA, for
IL LIVERPOOL Tho AFRICA ~ Shannon. Commando
will the CompsnJ's Dock, a. Jersey City with tn
Mails Passenger for Europe. WEDNESDAY, the sth
al u ock PssseuIers requested TO b. on board 81
ia oclcx The EUROPA will sail Dec -.
T. CUNARD No Bowling Green
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OFFICE OF NORTH AMERfcS FiNE !ss Co.,
No Wslst-, Dec. l. 1851.
dividend. The Board Of Directors OF this
- Company have declared Dividend Of Eight per Cent
upon the Capita Stock payable end after the 81 day OF De-
csDber, 1851 W. BLEEChEh. Sec. etafy'
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ADRIAN IL MULLER, Auction eer-oace No. - w,ts-
DEGULAR SALE Of STOCKS and BONDS,
III THIS DAY s.Izi O'Clock at The Merchsuts Excn;nse
"A desirable list will be offered prisins SCW Ne iotk
Stocks by order Of the Receiver Of East River Bane
Also Fuen's Hop. Lofi.d n. tropoitsD iisrincny new
World ard other go,d Insurance stocnS toEstnsr Win Sh
mental and Common Bank YORK and 'rsLA s'sA
ship Company and C.her Desirable Securities
Regular ,ass Of stocks Bond and Se.toe,s faper ven
a.. (23O
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DIVIDEED.-Th Board Of Directors OF the
~ HOWARD INSURANCE C1MPANY have declned
Dividend Of TWELVE PER CENT upon the Capital stocs,
n.,sbe or and ser MONDAY the dsy December 1851
HENRY A OAKLEY, Secretary.
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GREAT CHANCE.-Elegsnt T. octave rosewood
~ grand dasoDa PIANO cost $500 made BY one OF tas
perfect order will be sold for $500 can be seen
No. 14 9th 81.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-19
MY DarIk-Eyed One.

Oh deem me not too heartless one
AS oft times seem to be,
Nor speak to me in so light a tone
The words of fattery.
AS look on all with a happy smile
You deem that l cherish nome
wait, wait, but you know it not
wait for my DARK-EYED ONE.
Think not, think not that the breath Of grief
Ne famed thus sunny brow,
Or that the lips which oft in smiles are wreathed
Ne'er breathed a solemn VOW,
Or THAI tears ne'er dimmed this brilliant eve
That now CLEANS with a cloudless sun
wit, wait but they know it not
wait for my DARK EYED ONEI
There are many hearts who have songht TO win
-. The love will never bestow,
who have deemed the light OF friendships smile
Was affections brighter glow,
Aud they call me '1alse and "heartlesslv vain
Say that heed the vows OF none -
l watt wait, but they know it not,
l wait far my Dark-eyed One.
He is going away to different cline,
Far away on distant plain,
But his noble heart know is mine,
And he will return again
So III weave a wreath for his noble brow,
Gemmed brighter than the stars
With affection pure that I've cherished long,
Long, long for my Dark-eyed Mars.
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Education of Young Ladies'.

DR.. Kelley,i his Essex Address thus alludes to
the manner in which so large number of young
ladies ara being prepared for the duties OF wives
and mothers:
But where are your daughters from six to six
teen? Prnt up in unventlllaed school rooms
their minds surcharged with studles--Ihe light
trash of the day floating through their glddy
Notwithstanding to mental and physical pre-
cocity-their tongues taught TO lisp a little Ger
man or French of no comparative use TO them
to say nothing of their want of excrcise--prone
position, confined muscles and ill-adapted sp-
parel, still more obnoxious to health.
We would be the first to urge complete edu-
cation. but never at the expense of physical de
yelopment and health. These are so imperfect
ly attended to that when school days are over,
and the subject OF marriage is alluded to, the
exclamation on all hands Island with little
more emphasis by those older than herself
why, she is too young--her health is delicate
has neura igia-spine complaint-and knows
nothing of housekeeping.
We do not stand here to criticise present hab,
its or systems of education, or devise better, but
we have presented to you young graduate TO
show you how imperfectly she is prepared to b.
hel p meet for young man desirous of
eaily establishing home for future enjoyment
With all her education and accomplishments,
her Ignorance aud incapacity to fill new
sphere, will be constant source of regret to her
self and husband. We will merely add, that
had only one-hsf of these ten years been devo-
ted exclusively to mental endowments, while the
other half included other objects preparing for
the great duties of life and living her education
would have been more complete in the aggre
gate,-the intellectual developments and acquire
ments more normal and useful.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-19

IHE BEAUTY OF BLUsH.-Goethe was in
company with mother and Eer daughter,
when the latter, being reproved for some
fault bIushed and burst into tears. He said ::
How beautiful your reproach has made your
daughter. The crimson hue and those silvery
tears become her better than any orps-
ment of gold and pearls. Those may be
hung on the neck Of wanlon, but these are
never seen disconnected with moral purity.-
full blown rose, besprinkled with the purest
dew is not so beautiful as this child biusbinr
beneath its parents eye. A blush i, the
sign which hangs out to show where chastity
and honor dwell.'
PRICE OF HoRsEs-The New York Tribune
states that the arrangement of the money
market has had the most disastrous effect
upon the market for horses Horses which
cost their owners $3.50, we're sold lately in
that city for Sl75. Another horse which a
year ago had standing offer Of 81, 500, was
sold for $500, and a handsome bay, for which
$500 was paid last summer, and not consid
cred dear at that, brought but $l25 a few
days ago.
WILL THE SEEDS OF THE CHINEsEE SUGAR
CANE Poison ?-Higman & Cox Of Sharon
vile, has spirited horse, which has been
fed on this seed for four weeks, and was new
er in better case, although worked bard all
the time. Many other horses, in the same
place have been fed freely on the Sorghum
seed without any bad effect Cincinnati Ga
zette.
LEARNING AND UNLEARNING. At five years
Of age the father begins to rub the mother
out of his child at ten the schoolmaster rubs
out the father; at twenty a trade or profes
sion rubs out the schoolmaster; at twenty
five the Worll rubs out all its predecessors
and gives us new education till we are old
enough and wise enough to take reason and
religion for oWr pastors, when we employ the
rest of our lives in uneSrning what we have
previously learned.
The Peru Coal Mining Company. of
Illinois, have struck the principal vein in the
LaSslle basin, at a depth of 3l5 feet. The
quality is said to be excellent.