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CONTINUED.

HNHE elections being over and the excitement
attending them passed away, and 1t being
considered dangerous nowadays to keep on hand
bank notes, the proprietor of the Peoples Store
awouId again invite attention to his magnificent
depository for repIenishing the outer man and
woman on the scientific principle of saving
money, which accommodating establishment Is
in East Market street, and can readily be
distinguished from all others by lis piles Of
beautiful goods and wares and "that sign, ="
(which, like the Star spangled banner, Is tanned
.bv every breeze. The Ladies, gentlemen, rner-
chants. traders, farmers laborers, and all 9TH
ers are therefore invited to grand display (ad-
mission free of most extensive, beautiful, and
cheap stock Of Staple and Fancy Goods. The
Exhibition will remain open every morning, al
ternoon and evening until further notice, and
all concerned requested to call early and
procure good seats The performance com
.inences early in the morning with an exquisite
s,oplo-drama entitled
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THE MOTHERS LESSON.

%. but | will though
NO, no, Laura; you must not speak in
that manner
And why not? Why, mother, to hear
you talk. one would suppose that were
about to enter a nunnery instead Of being
married. No, tell you no husband rules
me. shall be my own Mistress
Laura Burhc was a young, happy crea-
ture, just on the eve of mstrimony, and
like thousands of others, she looked only
upon the pleasures of the future, and laid
her plans only for the greatest amount OF
enjoyment tha, she might secure TO herself
independent of all other circumstances
Her mother, Mrs. Amanlha Burke, had
not yet passed Ii(e's autumnal equinox. for
not over eight and thirty years had as yet
been hers. She was woman of strange
beauty, and though the flood of life was vet
warm and vigorous, she was stli moved
by spirit of deep melancholy that had
moulded her features to It's own cast
Upon her pale brow there were lines oil
sorrow, in her deep blue eyes there was
light that seemed to turn all vision inward
upon the SOUL and over her whole counte-
nance was shed the unmistakeabIe shad-
ows Of thought and feelings that could
p,ly l.. 4
the home of powerful experience.
'Ah, Laura said Mrs Barke, | fear
that YOU are looking into the future with
blind eyes. You are picturing to yourself
only that which may flee from YOU ere
you can grasp it. You forget that the life
you are about to enter Is one of important
duties
20, molher,' cried Laura, with light
ringing laugh, 'don't talk to me about duty
Goodness knows, I've always had enough
of that. No, no, my halcyon days are
coming. Ii William marres me it must
be for what | am, and not for what Pm
going 10 be. truce to your soterness,
mother
Laura, Laura, be serious now, and lis
ten to me, Tor | can see the rock upon
which your bark OF happiness may be
wrecked Mrs. Burke spoke with scri-
Gus air, and the shade that passed over her
countenance showed that she felt deeply
what she said. You must know that
your happiness for the future will depend
upon your own exertions,' she continued,
and just as far as you use your earnest
endeavors for the peace and happiness Of
your husband, will your own be gained.
Laura, you are too wilful and fear that
even to your husband you will betray that
unhappy trait in your disposition
But ;ell me, mother, would you have
me the slave Of husband Am going
to be married just for the sake of having
man to rule me? By no means. know
my rights better. He may be assured that
| shall maintain all the privileges that be-
long to me. But in sober earnest, my
mother dear, | cannot see what there is
that should frighten you. Let me tell you
that William Wilmington is not the man to
look for mere drudge in his wife
MY child, you misunderstood me-
You misconstrued my meaning. You
know that your husband becomes respon-
sible for your support
That's his own choice, though, is it
not?'
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INTERESTING RELlCS

The will OF }. Sampson Simpson, rich
and prominent Jew, of New York, was
filed last week. Mr.. Simpson was seven
! ty-seven years old when he died. He re.
tired from the practice of the law some
thirty or forty years since, and purchased
a farm in Yonkers, the value whereof has
since risen greatly. His property is prob
ably worth 100000 70 100000.
We present a copy of those clauses of
| his will which are of interest TO the public.
By the first clause, John II. Riker and
Ansei Leo are appointed executors.
BY the third clause, bequests are made
10 Ansel Leo "of my Oh Hebrew manu-.
script Bible, now in my possession, origi-
nally belonging 10 Mr.. Joseph Simpson,
my grandfather; also, the original CORES
pondence between DIR. Cooper, President
OF Kings now Columbia) College, DR..
kennFcott, of Oxford, and nv grandfather:
also, the original Hebrew letter from the
Jews III China ~ my father, with his an
swer IN Hebrew; also, letter in English
from Jew in China to my father; also.
manuscrlpt'in unknown characters, entitled
'Er demo sapientissimi comitis st. Ger.
main qo0 orben1 terraruns percucurrit
L also give TO him my cabinet of minerals
and fossils. And | enjoin upon him 10
make such disposition of nv manuscripts
and letters, by gift CT. will, that after his
decease they shah not go out of his fami-
Iy."
After directing the investment of $50
900 Tor the support, &C., of his nephew.
Moses A. lsaacs, The will goes on to direct
the payment of the principal, after his
death, to responsible corporation in New
\ ork city, existing at the death Of Mr.,
lsaacs, whose permanent fund is estab-
lished by It's charter. for The purpose Of
amelioraling the condition of The Jews in.
Jerusalem, Palestine-whose duty it shall
be TO transmit the interest thereof to .yeru-
salem, TO ameliorate the condition Of the
Jews living there, by promoting among
them education, arts and sciences. and bv
learning the mechanical and agricultural
vocations."
Ii no such corporation exists, and the
above intention can be eaccomplishedthrough
the instrumentality of the Jews Hospital
in Jerusalem, or any other corporation
consentIhg to receive the principal and an
ply the interest as directed, it is TO be paid
| them.
By the ninth clause, SO, 900 is beoueatb-
ed to the Trustees of the Congregation
Shearith Israel in New York city.
The residue of his estate is distributed
among the decedent's relatives.
The will is dated s. the 9th dav of Te-
beth, 5,6l7,' corresponding with the I'd
of January, 1857.
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FREEBURG ACADEMY
FREEBURG, SNYDER co., IA.

N'IIE location Of this Institution is beautiful
{ and healthy, and free from the temptations
and vices common TO larger towns situated on
public thoroughfares. The course of instruc-
stion is thorough and complete, embracing the
usual branches of an English, Classical and
mathematical Education, and is calculated to
prepare students for College, the study of a
Profession, or business pursuits. Frequent
lectures are delivered during the term, and
practical illustrations accompany each recita-
tion. Students have access to a good Library.
The Academic year is divided into two ses-
sions of % weeks each. The first commences
on the last .Nonday Of July; the second on the
1iya Monday Of January. Public Examinations
atthe close of each term, when certificates of
dent 7'0
IERms.-For Tuition, per quarter of eleven
Weeks, $3.50 to $500 Board, Room, &c.
Sl.5O to $500 per week.
for iurther particulars, address
GEO. F. MCFARLAND, PRINCIPAL.
Freeburg, June 2G, 1856.
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The boy Begging Aims for his Blind Fa-
ther.

The boy Begging Aims for his Blind Fa-
ther.
Translated from the German oG Krnmmacher,
BY +. j. STTNE.
Elm Llinder Mann, ci1 d3mer Mann"
4 blind old man poor man blind,
Behold my father, peenle kind
See how he trembling stands and bowed,
His gray head bent beneath the load
OF years. His harp breathes no soft ode.
o, have pity
The light of day cheers not his eye,
Nor lustre of the evening sky.
The bitter tears that for him flow,
The hand that sweetens all his wo,
The look Of love--he can not know.
Q, have pity
Have pity on my father, all!
lie soon will hear the gentle call
From Heaven, "Come up'-and then his
eyes
viii open meath those brighter skies.
Forsake him not in anywise-
o, have pity.
Lcwistown, January -. 1857.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29

Il Surplus Of D0ctors.-Aceording TO
correspondent of the Medical World.
physicians have multiplied so rapidly in
this country that newly hedged Nj. DIS
are puzzled TO find a community which
require their services. They are exceed
ingl gly numerous in the Eastern cities. while
the West is actually overrun with the sons
of Esculapius. The writer SAYS he has
recently made an extensive exploration TO
and over the far off West, and finds the
condition of things as stated. In all the
thriving towns and settlements in Mime
sofa, Kansas and Nebraska, there are more
medical men than patients. One or two
invariably monopolize all the business
worth having, but even the most celebrated
are poorly compensated. while the pros
pect is not betlering. The writer very
wisely counsels his young brethren to be-
come farmers.
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DR e GOODS,

Comprising in part Broche Silks, IS cents; Cling,
hams from 81 to % cents; White Goods, such
sas Swiss, Victoria. Lawn, Bishop Lawn, India
Book Musins, BrllIiants, Swiss and Jaconet
1EdSin,s and lnsertings. Flouncings, Collars and
-eleeyes Challeys Bareges, Mohair Mitts, Silk
And kid Gloves, Hosiery, and hundreds of 9TH
er articles in daily use.
g Scene second will open with grand display
sof Stella, Grape, Cashmere, Delaiue, Thibet,
4And numbcrless other
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appeared SO deeply impressed with hc
soIcmnily Of the occasion.
The clergyman who had come TO per.
form the ceremony, was a stranger in the
| place, he having come from a distant par
OF the country, and at the present time
| had assumed the duties Of the pulpit for
one Sabbath, while the regular clergyman
was absent from town.
The magic words that made William
and Laura man and wife were spoken.
the couple awaited the parting advice and
counsel of the minister. lie spoke of the
important duties they had taken upon
themselves-Of the responsibility they had
voluntarily assumed. Then he fixed his
eyes upon the fair bride, and while his
lips trembled and his eyes gathered mois
ture, he said:
TO YOU, my fair child. | wonld fain
give word of more counsel. You must
remember that the HoME-ALrAR is under
your ministrations; and Oh! fail not to see
that the purcst Of your affections are kept
burning there, SO they shall ever light with
Joyous brilliancy the life you have cho-
sen. Oh! could you but know what earth
ly bliss hangs upon your course. you
would neVer-never-'
The clergyman stopped. His eyes had
filled with tears, and his utterance choked.
At that moment a low cry broke from the
lips Of Mrs. Burke. The minister turned
and caught her eye. All present wonder
ed at the strange scene, but when in
moment more, the mother tottered forward
and sank upon the bosom OF the clergy
man, they were lost in astonishmenl.
'Amanthan whispered the man, as he
bowed his head, 'Amantha!
Ny husband! Oh, my husband! Have
you come to forgive mel
Yes, yes, Wy wife. Is there not hap
plness for us yet on earlh!'
The mother would have spoken, but
she could only cling more frantically to her
husband. and bless him that he had come
back to her. None were there but who
wept at the scene; and Laura left the side
of her new made husband to seek the
embrace ot her father.
At length the mystery was explained ts
those who had Witnessed the novel scene.
But to Ills wife and child alone did James
Burke tell Of all he had sufered-how he
had wandered from place to place, and
how he at length became preacher of the
gospel. He told how his heart had yearn-
ed TO see his wife, and how he had forgiv-
en- her all she had done, and also that he
had determined to see her once more, and
for that purpose he mad come back.
Years passed away since that evening,
and James Burke and his wife still live,
bQt their cid age is happy-happier far
than their days of youth, And Laura,
she is indeed noble, hearted wife.
Her Mothers Lesson was her salvation.
1t sank deep into. her heart, burying forev-
er all Of evil that lurked there, and send
ing forth into active life all those charms
and graces Of the female character that do
most adorn the true and viriuous wife.
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S = 4 W = g .

ICrape Shawls from SC up) which for beauty,
Deafness, fineness, finish, cheapness, and all the
other ct ceteras, exceeds anything of the kind
before displayed to the ladies. This scene is
ihe admiration Of all who have seen it, both
from town and country, and alone is worth a
visit from the extreme ends of the county.
~ Scene third will be an unrivaled exhibition OF
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Ccitdlhly, anu lie uOeS ii because ne
hopes he shall be happy in your society.
A good husband looks for all that is kind
and gentle in his wife. His home is his
refuge from the cares and business of life.
and there he looks for the sweet peace and
content which no other spot on earth can
afford, and if he find it not there, where
shall he look? o, Laura, tremble be-
cause greatly fear You will forget all this!'
/ Now, mother uttered the half thought
less girl, you will really provoke me-
What is the use Of making such a noun
tain out Of nothing!'
Hush, laura Only look fer yourself
upon what occurred on last Sabbath even
ing. Then you betrayed temper that
made William very unhappy.
We'll, and didn't he provoke me to it?'
'No; by no means. He only wished
you to wear more suitable dress TO the
lecture
And | should like TO know what busi-
ness II i' 10 iiirl what uroSS cnoose 10
wear?
a great deal, Laura. He only request
eu '''a' ) "' """'" wear something more
around your neck and shoulders-some-
thing that would protect you against the
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GALL! Salt!-3O0 sacks Ground Alum
- Salt, '''N '"'''
sacks Ashton's Fine Salt
200 " Dairy
For sale by w. & G. MACKLIN, Mcyev,oy,o
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BOYNETs AND BONNET TRIMMINGS,

which always produces marked sensation
among the ladies, and is frequently encored.-
This is really fine.
5 This is the general routine of the exhibition,
but the scenes are often varied by the introduc
tion Of other articles, useful, ornamental and
pleasing.
The performers in tins exhibition, from the
manager down, are all unriyalled and Celebra-
ted far and wide for their politeness and attcn-
fion to their numerous customers, and blessed
with the most unvarying patience, which is dai-
y exemPlItled in their taking pay either in gold,
silver, bank notes, or country produce.
JOS. F. YEAGER, Manager.
Lewistown, Nov. 27, 1856
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29

Laura Buske stood by the side of VIII
liam Wilmington, and her right hand rested
within that of the young man. 1t was
evening, and she stood there to be mar
ried. There was deep happiness, calm
and serene. Thought reigned over her
countenance, and even the bridegroom
gazed half wOnderingIy upon her as she
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CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,

all colors, shades, and prices, of exquisite ma
AteriaI, and 50 beautiful when made up, that a
young lady Of our acquaintance had for several
DAYS an idea of setting her cap for handsome
gentleman she had seen across the street, thus
dressed up, when she discovered it was her old
beau
n Scene fourth will be display Of a choice Sc
lection of
c. 2 Cd CgS LZ2=a
Intended exclusively for family use. comprising
every article usually sold in that line, and Of
course cheap, whether quality or price be con-
sidered.
81 An inlcrmission Of some time will here be
alowed in order to give the audience an oppor
EInity Of examining an extensive stock Of
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300 FEET !, I, l., l., in. Pan.
el, dry white Stuff, inst received by
ma22 F. G. FRANCISCUS.
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Oueensware and Glassware,

y in side views Of Boots ard Shoes, Cutlery
Ladies Caters, and sundry other matters plea
ting to the eye and purse.
-ILc sIEth Scana !. q rare nectacle Of
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|. READY MADE CLOTHING,

wtIi made out Of good material, and cut out on
Scientific principles.
> Tie fifth scene will present rich and varied
stock Of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-10
p0r Sale

OpO ACRES OF LAND, situated three four miles
ZOO North Othe city, between Gallan and Porter
Turnpike Roads. One Tract Of about l55 has been
subdiyded n pieces varying from 10 20 5Oacrss, and viii
be sold Lots the whole a b5sl purchasers
Ibis Tract Of superior Land, entirely from
its soil deep and Of the richest quality well mbered and
In blue grass number of fine Springs all times
Oding abundant supply Of the pUrest From
Gallatin roadit lis reached by good Turnpike, half mile
m length, and road in course Of building passing
through the Tract the Cumberland River Farm
comfortable dwelling and Out-housss, young apple
orchard Of go trees peach orchard aud long sange
and substantial stone fence kigts the place the
road. Terms-l, and years. with interest from date
purchase.
ALSO One other Tract los acres, three miles
Northeast from the city, and about halfme from the Gal
latin road This Tract nearly surrounded by turnpike
roads, and sabdvided Lots containing from p
scres and nerseced by enient lemsl and
years, with interest. Possession given Immediately for
either above Tracts Land provided the pur
chaser will pay lair equivalent Ire growing crops
stock included. JOHN d. WINSTON,
mar27-dE 95 Cherry street.
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Lot Cherry street, South shv lle, the Bap'd
n Church, which there is a small Fums suemeTfs
The lot fronts 20 feet is $50 feet deep. Apply u
sept y RPs A. Y. S LIEDSLEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-10
Guns. Rides, aud Pistols; Table Knives and
Forks; Pocket knives. Scissors, aud
NASHVILLE JOCKEY CLU8 COURSE.
Fail Meeting, 1857.

TUESDAY, October aOh-Ist day Sweepstakes for two
year ods ~ never were trained previous TO Ire st
~ % tle following entries:
l-ualgy d Isani son enters ST by Sd Boston, dam by
"a T6raer enters T by Shamrock, dan Ida, by imp
s--5 Ea,ucs enters . by Albion. dam by Richard.
4-Bnsuer Powers enter c. by Albion, dam by Leyia-
5-w Phillips enters by Albfou dam Delta, by Priam
FAgE
Ce us oest--ll lut e. aJl $500 Il two or more ssr;
Nv Bouurse euters Gu Tom Eames by I'd Boston, dam
a-AIso Ea.s H5yes, by imp Albion, dam Eudora, by
s--Iobl Keuaely eatsrs ch by Emu dam by impOrtsd
4-PsFovIsr euers brr Daisy Burns, by Lamda, dam by
5-W T Casalaam eutsrs by Glencoe, dam senOrs
CT i5r-s,htll en. .ers by Albion, dam by Ratler
WEDNESDAY, October 2Is'-sweepstases for untried
, y. as olds, 500 eaf sauce, $50 turse mile heats.
wv 4 Caea,hau UnteTs b { 10y Glencoe, dam Sonora
e-trhu sc-as87 eute-s cb by Emu, dam by Anderby.
ALSO. rC 5y Emu. dum bg mp AndsTOy.
uhazzar
THURSDAY, October -17d-swsers,akos for ? year olds
cInt rHtran -C- $50 forfeit, mike heats.
j. ID Cagy onc~s br C Posos, by Glencoe, dam impb
raslo- d Powers eHrer eb by AIbion dam by Leya-
s-Ioha Roooe6y er.e-s eb by Albion, dam by Ain
l-v reou.reo enters by Glencoe dam Jane Watson,
~ soe--od cnte-s br by Anine Dent, by Epsolom,
uan PHrrr.s aan %. LTvr,tGp.
G--A O. Ca,n.ran eu.9.s b. Glencoe, dam Sonora
Love. Dy Hry a.rau-
7-E Thompson eaters bf by Glencoe, cut OF the dam
OF May Eove1, bv bevaa.h1n.
FRIDAY. October - -weepssakcs for year ods, $3.50
o"uCes s .rr, -so a 'e h-a-Club to add $500 If two
% STARK
-yyl toua.ree e.lsrs cb h Tom Fans, by 30 Boston,
dan 'af'y 'oHs.. ar 'ng .alHau.
l-A'-u hr Nn.s Hnr,s.by alb0n, dam by PHam.
2-&F Cnea.aan cu C DsSoJo by EPSILON, dam Cottage
- Fowler cuss br Daisy Burns, by Lauds, dam by
P-Sdc.
a Turner enters ch by Glencoe, dam Princess Aun,
D. LgvIgtauu-
SATURDAY.. ocober 2fb--Svcepsiakes for year olds,
s. entrance. 2 10 ZOO. %, m 'e heats.
IT Irmb.r ,n.cs b by Glencoe, out of the dam Of
riary sewcl, by Iev-r aau-
So 81 y Cul-y en,e,s Potsos by Glencoe, dam by
fwr -tILHs
.-T,r s,1 en- ers R.I Cheatham, by Albion Of
The diam n arr.H- Dy Glencoe
4-W CHartlrlI eutsrs = { by Glencoe, dam Sonora
-..- G. .y lew. Juar.
5lain Keuneag en.srs ch by Albion, dam by imported
aHEI.r.y-
6y Z sbarroI cutters hr AIino Dent, by Epsoom, dam
Princess aIu. HE ley H..uaH-
w Paa.ps galess ch by Albion, dam Delta, by
Plru. W. }. PHILLIPS,
gu.s--u Proprietor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-10

AM now Offering for sale a valuable Building Lot On
spruce street near OF Broad. The rontB
feet on Spruce hundred snd fy feet deep
with a convenient alley In the rear
This property is exempt for g from
Janusr next This ptiOu ls ON value than IS
ally accorded To it, only the BIDS out ali improve
mens erected thereon, free from taxes lhe saving 10
will than pay or ire ground and all
improvements This lot Is also stuated 10 at Of the city
that is being rapidly filed up witt fine dwellings and
private residences Terms reasonable.
Aupy to iuIy 90 arc a. V 8. LINnSLEY.