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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-02
Saturday Morning, Maya. 1857.

ras~ RUSH To THE WEST Never be-
fore, within our recollection, has there
BEEN such mania for emigration to the
Western States and territories as is now
prevailing. Many Of our citizens, lin this
and neighboring counticsO are pr pairing
themselves for the long and tedious journey
to the far west Looking at the high
hopes and bright anticipations that animate
the vast throng of emigrants, many of
whom have left comfortable houses and
cheerful fresdes here in the hoalthful and
well settled districts of Pennsylvania, to
become pioneers and adventurers in wild
and distant regions, one cannot help in
dulging occasionally in rather gloomy fore
bodiugs. Some, doubtless large pro-
portion, will proceed well, while the oSper-
fence oil the past forewarns us that many
very many, will be doomed to sad and
bitter disappointment. Of those now leav-
ing us there may be some, ruddy in health
and with abundant means, whom hard
usage, care, toll and sickness will dishear-
ten and break down ere they can find the
desired home in the West, and who will in
year or so hence come struggling back 1,
like many others who under similar cir
cumstance had gone before them, their
families reduced by death, themselves
dispirited and broken in hope and fortune
to commence anew in the places where
they we're once among the most prosperous
and independent
Still we would not discourage the imigra.
tion. 1t is for the general good of the
whole country. While the farmer, mer-
chant or mechanic, who has a good home
here, and is succeeding tolerably, should
rarely be advised to break up his old con-
nexions and 60 west on adventure, at the
same time it is to that restless unsati,fed
spirit that we owe the rapid development
of the eeountry's resources, Our boundless
d main in the wild regions of the west
incito those who are weary Of the old set
Elements, and the axe OF the pioneer opeus
the way for civilization and the advance
ment of our national greatness,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-02
GARDEN, Field & ~ ,,lIyFP SEEDl

EREsH AND GENUINE q ApDrNl .lrl-ns In o,.o,,,
valiG'y, at Whole sale and reiai-smIracng ali he
new auu oGSltao'c N .ds, carnGly pui up IN pUpcrs
w .hv '',9'' N'u' suppIed IN huiN-Cbnrse sugar
cane % seq J1p"'. Peas orange Water Melon. Gc -
so, tuu'e assortment OF fnr Flower Seeds twenty
'ti'tes ~ hux for 81. Clean Glover and Timothy
seed D 'Iard Grass Rye Grass Herd and nne Law
Grass '<c., &c.
PASCU ALL MORRIS & CO.
AgricntU raj Inv .eme nj aud Seed store
c0rneT OF 7th and Markrt streets
March u, 1907 phIlndpIpin
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R95n Tie State SavinsS Fund, s3 Doch
street, merit door the Fost oeosums, large and smal
received deposic and returned atany time, with
five per cent interest The office is open daily aud
every Monday evening,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-02

Certificate Of Package of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
do do 10 Half do 40
do do 10 Quarter do 20
do do 10 Eighth do 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CER1lFICATIS,
Enclose the money address for the tickets
otGered, receipt of winch they viii he forwarded
by first mail. purcha hlye tickets ending in
uny figure they may designate
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes wi be sent
10 purchasers immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers Will please write thelr 81 gnllures plan
a ud give their Post Office, County and State
Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable iu
fl n without deduction.
AlPrizes Of iOU0u ndunder. aid mmediat ely after
the dri wpg-otler Prizes at the Usual Iae OF thirty
days
All commun icntous strictly confidential.
Address orders tor Tickets or Cerufcates to
<. SWAN IL co atlanta Ga.
NJ A list oi the numbers thBt drawn from the
wheel, with the mount Of the prize that each is
ent To will be publ shcJ afte every drawing in
the following papers .Ncg Orleans Data, Mobile Re.
giser Charleston Standard .NsGItS GastG, atlanta
Iictgeaeer. .NtD YORK FeEy Day Book, and S1vuHHcs
.h0ruiHg NeIs
hprl IS 1857
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-02
RAILROAD AND PACKET BoATi
ANTFJOpF.
1857.

ON and after Tue esday, April z 1857, the Packet
Boat ANTELOPE, capt. y. +. WELLS, will commence
running her regular gns daily, (sundays excepted)
jetween Rupert and Nantieoke, as follows
Leyes Rupert nt o'clock, g. NJ, on ARRIVAL ,of the
Night Ex press the c. w, 4 Il. Rail road from VII.
iianspo ri, and arrives at Nnntcokc ut O'Clock, p.
NJ in time to take the cars the T.. &c u. Railroad
for Sc ranion or Great Bonathe same fternoon.
Leaves NanticOke on arrival OF j. B. Railrond d
ears from Great Bend and Scranton (say one o'clock
T. M audauvcsa at Rupert early the same evoDinE IN
time 70 take the Night Expr ess both ways on he C.
w. & El mira railroad.
Passengers from the Wyom ing Valley, for Potts
Vile Iar nsburg, Baltimore PIttspurg ,and II other
points South or West, VIII find Tito their advantage
10 take the abov Line, II the only line that
meets through, without stopping over night on The
road.
Passen gers from the South West, by leaving Har.
risburg per afternoon train via Dauphn and Susque.
hanna Railroad aud via Caliawissa Railroad, will
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-02

BG~ The FSvc Per Cent Saving Fund
ofbe National safety Company!HdlnW street, south.
ccrner.of THIRD street Philadephia now has more
than OsE MrIIosof Dollars, all in MoRrAass GROUND
REsrs and other first class securities, to the benefit
depositors.
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WALL PAPER! WALL PAPER !

WYE have lust received, by railroad a splendid as
w soItmen OF WALL PAPER, wFich we Intend
sell at Phi iladrlphia pTces-iron cents to ~ ,s
a piece Call and see,
II, c. & l. ". HARTMAN.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-02

ment of our national greatness,
Roy THEY HAVE CONE. Il hose uu-
wearied pedestrians, the organ grinders,
who always make their advent in the Spring
of the year, are now perambulating the
streets Of our town, and grinding out music
for the million, to the infinite delight of
Young America. They trudge al ne, from
house to house, with all The patience ina
gihablc, followed by crowds Of youngsters.
The professional organ grinder is some
thing than an ordinary being. He en-
deavors to charm the puLlic by "succcs-
sion of sweet sounds Tut the public
strange, iudeed--are entirely too heartlcss
toapprcciatc him. Witch him as he stops
in front of a house to adjusts the legs o.
his box. See his calm countenance, as he
turns the crank and doles out music by
the quantity. He has a catalogue of tunes,
and he generally finishes the catalogue be-
fore he asks for the "nceGful" What a
non ch leut .ir he assumes as he looks a.
round him to see if any Of lis auditory
have got 'hcir pennies ready. Sometimes,
iftic collections amount to more than what
his most sauguinc cXpectati ons hsd led him
to expect, he reg,es his patrons by begin.
ming again at No, l, and finishing the
course. For this he IN kes an additional
collection. After cllyassing the street,
and making himself familiar with every
nook and corner in pllce, he takes his
departure for other towns, and turns the
crank day after day, with untiring energy.
Ee5- ALMOST lRE.-On Saturday
evening l'st, the dwelling portion of Else
& Wilson's Bakery, occupied by Capt j.
G. Fuss and family, was slightly damaged
by fire. 1t appears that Mrs. Fuss, was
filling fluid lamp, while burning, and
from some cause or other, it overturned,
and the room was soon in blaze. Timely
assistance, however, preven'ed disastrous
.confagration.
tss- For the largest assortment of cheap
Clothing in town 60 to Lowenburg's Stores
in the Exchange building, or above the
American House. Mr.. L., has all kinds
of clothing, both men and boys, and makes
to order, sells cheap and disappoint no one
in the quality of his goods. Give him a
call.
RGs- BooT & SHOE SToRE,-Mr. Henry
Klein, has opened Boot u Shoe Store,
In this place, on Main street, Immediately
above Else g. Wilson's Bakery, Give him
call ye that have poor souls. See his
card in another column.
Bas- CoURT,-Next Monday, the re-
gular term of court will commenced in
this place. We know of nothing very
important to come before it, but shall strive
TO furnish the proceedings, whatever they
may be in our next issue.
ssS- We saw to-day, in the Office Of W.
WRIT, ESQ., aspecimen of gold in quarts,
from California; mined by Mr., samue
W. Carey, Quite a curiosity
s@- TIE --LATEST Mr.. A. @. MENscH
has Just received a large assortment o
Cheap G oods at his stand on Main Street
DSS- Torn DowN.--The old Methodi 5
Church,
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ROSENDALE OEMENT.
AptiI H. IAN

DERSONS wishing Roseudae Cement ean find il by
calling on the Subscriber al Rupert IA. y
., n, HARIAN
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sfs- For the largest assortment of cheap
Clothing in town go to Lowenburg's Stores
in the Exchange building, or above the
American House. Mr.. L., has all kinds
Of clothing, both men and boys, and makes
to order, sells cheap and disappoint no one
in the quality of his goods. Give him a
call.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-02

S@~ TIE LATEST. Mr.. A. @. MENsCn,
has Just received large assortment of
Cheap G ODDS at his stand on Main Street.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-02

sS- We saw to-day, in the Office Of W.
WRIT, Esq, specimen of gold in quarts,
from California; mined by Mr., Samue,
W. Carey. Quite curiosity!
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-02

BSS- Torn DowN.-The old Methodi st
Church
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o. HGs- Boor & SHOE SToRR.-Mr. Henry
Klein, has opened Boot & Shoe Store,
In this place, on Main street, Immediately
above Else g. Wilson's Bakery. Give him
call ye that have poor souls. See his
card in another column.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-02

BG- CoURT,-Next Monday, the re-
gular term of court will commenced in
this place. We know of nothing very
important to come before it, but shall strive
to furnish the proceedings, whatever they
may be in our next issue,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13
NASHVILLE, CAIRO AND NEW or
LEANS nAVEV LINE
REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI d
NASHVILLE PACKETS.

4 cSR - THE new light STSA -
yssss-Hssse5 draught steam gF9ClFSsssssSs5
azs<sss=sszzzsrSS GIN. PIKE ulszzz=zz=sz-szcEss
GRACE Master being expressly built for this trade, with all
the modern Improvements, with the light draught sub
stantia and new steamer SAMUEL P. BIBBAKD, SAMUEL
P HBBAED Master, viii as regular Pa during the
ensuing season between the above porsone Of the boats
being in port every week These boats being in command
of old and experienced commandants and with superior
facilities for passengers and eights socts share Of pub
lie patronage For passage freight sppy board,
to H. II. HARRISON, Agent,
oct3l-6m Front street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13

GAFES.-A fal stock Of stearns Marrins celebrated
- Weders Patent Fire Proof salamsnder Safes for NJ
Factory prices and freight In store and for sale BY their
agents. dec5 II. GORDON co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13
sEWANEE HOUSE,

CoLLEGE sTfFE ~. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
WIN. ROBERT rs, Proprietor,
(LarKoF rKAEE tFRIN99-l
rFNHE Subscriber rccsrty takeB this veil knoEn
4 taAfshnents rcaiting and thoroughly rrnoyaing Il
and hopes have u n s1ch condou &c b irfc-
any house n th city. The Proprietor hopes b. BIS
sxrrtlans ihoze of has Assistant Mr.. fralock vho
foFuley presided TIC city hotel % be able make his
house worthy % bnE F.roni1ed ~ tAs Pabe and proni
that paus sha tc spared ais part merit The APP
probation 81 those Sho NAY iafor HIN With their pszenags.
he rsspsciially soi.alis trial q hia house.
f.szs-it~s- wM. ROBERIs
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13
STEAMBOATS,,
RAILROADS & SHIPS.
Regular New Orleans Packer.

y IN - THE substantial steamer CUsBER-
kzzZosszsssA5 LAND, Captain WIN. DuREzTr haviog
superior accommodations for Passen-
gers Freight and Stock VIII ply during the season as above
and all intern edae landings Her ding light danght
viii insure in tie most Of direct shipments
W. A JOHNSON CO. OF New Orleans will act as gents
in conjunction With Capt. NJ D. III BROOKS who win re-
side permanently in New Orleans, No 27 Csrondeet
during The business season. the purpose Ct giving his en-
tire attention to the filing of all purchase orders the
esthgures. II. II. HARRISON,
GecS-6m Ara
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13
= Law Notice.
Facts About Ambrotype.,

uHROTxPa.s ssre ~Ialroaaesdf., e..h,il,.
~ b. A. LARcoMbz.
Ambrotypes made neuhere else a Na.hvs. th.n AZ
he AmbFofype Rooms, Ne. 20 College a.
Amhfoi3pos made upQn ooable Plata einan hsrnsti
ssy sealed, aud thus proteesd agi1ni al phy q Ia.
lury.
amDrotype countsrfsita made single eiass nsa
sealed and darape ordinary GkgnegFootgpe
Ambr0lsIes naused - lnVenof - fsnsnIsh
then om Al other pictures other mcE berf0W the ae
aad apply 70 An inuncr pielafe Ekch ackH Ne ala
roina q an AmbFvype-soaa and durAhfltE. AHA
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13
1880 Magnificent Prizes :
RFcAPIrULAmoS AND ADDITIONAL PRIZES

RFCAPITULATIoS AND ADDITIONAL PRIZES
II. use ard Lot, yalued az g. 500
Farm, valued az s 900
Acres OF Land, valued at 600
/ lot yaluedGt go
] Lot, valUCdat 500
/ Lot valued q I 700
Seven octave Pianos, grand actor, Rosewood
extra finished, valUed az $3.50 each, 200
Seven Octave Pianos, Rosewood, valued at
$500 each, OCO
10 Gents God Watches, hunting cases. valued at
800 each, ! COO
10 Ladies Gold Watches, hunting eases, valued
at 900 each, 600
10 Silver ever Watches, hunting cases, valued
az $50 each, 9CO
10 silver Lever Watches, hunting cases, valued
sta2Ueach, geo
/ Lady's Gold N5cSace, walked st %
90 eoh Chains and Guards, valued NJ $50 each, 900
20 Fine Breast Pms valued 80 $40 each, go
100 fine - east Pins, valued a a. escl, 500
leo file Fi1gsr Rings, valued "a g. each, 500
so Gold Ihinblrs, vaiue.i 90 g. each, l5O
100 Finger Ring, vaued az ~ 20 each $50
it,5 Finger Rings valued at 81 each, 075
1900 IFS, valued at eco
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13
WHEELING,
PITTsBURG,
DUNKIRR,
BUFFALO aud
NTACApA rATTc


NIAGARA FALLS.
To al the Eastern cities.
Three daily Eastern Trains at NJ, 10 AM and 6P ~
Wheeling, Lighting Express leaves Cincinnati az O'Clock
for all the Eastern cities; ALSO Detroit via Cleveland
Springfield Wilmington, Crclevie Lancaster and Zsnef-
ve Chcothe and Athens This train stops between Gin
cnnat and Columbus at Loyeland Morrow Xena and Lon
don oaly.
SECOND TRAlN-Cleyeand, Pittsburg and Wheeling FL.
press Mail leaves Cincinnati at 10 o'clock Ceve-
land, Piburg and Wheelpg for all the Eastern cities This
train stops at all the points between Cincinnati Cou
bus.
THIRD TRAIN-Accommodation, Leaves Cincinnati AZ
$3.50 o'clock, p NJ. FOR Springfield, Whining Crclevie
and Lancaster, ChicOthe and HisbOrough. This train
stops AZ all points between Cincinnati and sp irrhed.
FOURTH IRAlN-Cevelsnd and pittsbuIg Night EXPRESS
leaves Cincinnati at O'clock via Cleveland and Pitts
bury for ali the Eastern cities. This train stops at all points
between Cincinnati and Columbus
One Train on sunday al 230 O'Clock NJ for Columbus
Trains run by Columbus Time Minutes faster than Gin.
cnnAti
Fare as Low as by any other Route
FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
And al information, please apply az the Offices No Burnett
House, second door West Of Vine street No III Gibson
House Building and old Office Southeast corner Of Broad
and Front street. opposite Spencer House. or at the
Eastern Little hiamD Depot, East Front street.
OBice hours from ~ A. NJ, pRfil % r. n
p w. sTRADER, Gen rAgt.
THE OMNIBUS LINE
Calls for Passengers ~ all the principal Hotels for each and
every train By leaving directions ether Of the above
ohces will call for passengers In all parts the city With
outfaii. lmsys7l B. RUGGLEs Conductor.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO THOSE WHO WISH TO ACT
A AGENTS.
NEW FIRM.

" 4 w + X VI.
~ u. SFaEIRK A. ~. =. PEACH,
Il . have iormri partnership under the name -
and siyi- % r. sealury Co. and taken the stock ~
aud sand q J. ~. scabury Co. ia Coopers Block, In
Cherry street, and 70 their friends and The public,
that they prepared execute every description a work
IN the PLUMBING BUSINEss In he neztest AID most sub
santal Thsy VII also furnish and DC mp Gas PIX
turvs 10 the hsndsomes, SYKES hey respectfully solicit
share % puohc patrOnags. iJan2l
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a For TIE satisfaction a distant AMI interested per-
sons, subJin the Iaa Of e0naucung The Drawing &c
TVS NTY-EIYE TE9OUSANDNUM
Coureacirg Nth oSE and exenolug 10 TWENTY FYE
THoUsAsB; each numte pi.ce Of paper will be placed
ia rrvoiynE wheel and moved 20 and fro 20 insure
thorough mixing the numbers, when small boz bind
folded, viu take cut uuulbsr at time tB 2 90
Witrawn-eXh each. drawn, % a committee OF
6uerestcd peroue appointed ~ and In the presence Of
the su ience. the first number drawn from ths wheel 10
tne the Loder % The al having tt the pond
uumter to the hshrst prize and to the END shs
gifts.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO THOSE WHO WISH TO ACT
As AGENTS
Tickets will be sent postpaid any part of the United
States and tEenty-uVe per cent commission allowed
AL sales and emtances in current funds Al money, in
registered letters risk Pay for tck sts nst be
mailed previous he day Of drawing entls the holder
IriE, schedule cmbI acing al The drawn numbers
VIII b. mail OtheTwise, b. furnished b. ourIeiyCs
agents AL persons holding tickets Immediately after the
draxng fee II charge and when Informed n
aud local. u The lucky ticket holder. Al small prizes vii
be forwarded Immediately ard IN large prizes satisfactorily
arrAng practicable snrle cset viii be sent
By mail on receiving remittance OF One Dollar.
s- Those Purchasing tickets from Agents viii be fur
drawng aud distributions Of the enterprise b. said Agents
exclusively 10 deduction vii be made IN the price Of
teksts Ia any except Agents.
~ grand Concert vii be FVen 10 Lfu'sylre the
occasion q he Drawing, which patrons % this Enefprs
Will be .dmted free other persons viii be charged enc
daliar each seat.
81 Aeassss orders for tickets to
dec23 II. a. EOx 2G2, Nashville
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THE.PREMIUM Pillow OF THE
WEST

UN T. O BRINLEY. Of smpsonviIe, KY, would In
fo-sn the FARnEAs throughout the souh and West,
that he keeps constantly hand any quantity Of his Inn
proved eubbe and Sod POes which he warrants TO
rise satisfaction refund The purchase money IN every
case lie would also inform them that he manufacturing
An IMPROVED CULTIVATION, that supercedes al others.
IL Il sadb soe Of the farmers ia the be
surpassed lthas received several premiums this
His PoNs have received fourteen first class premiums In
he this season. three premiums ~ The Indiana
State FAR this year.
Al orders ssni him or his agents. yin meet with pr0nP
attent0n, Il acc panied with The Cash.
pos
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13

CCALESs-Al Sizes Fairbanks celebrat ID Dormant,
- Platform, Counter, and GTocers Scales. In store and
for sale a: Manufacturers pricesby their agents,
dsc5 W. II. GORDON co.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-05-28
Power Of the Human Eye.

George Pitt, afterwards Lord Riv-
ers, declared that he could tame the
most furious animal by looking at it
steadily. Lord Spencer said, "Well,
there is a mastifi in the courtyard
here, which is the terror of the whole
neighborhood; will you try your pow
er on himp Pitt agreed to do so,
and the company descended to the
courtyard. A servant held the
mastiff' by the chain. Pitt knelt down
a short distance from the animal and
stared him sternly in the face. They
all shuddered. AT asignal given, tile
mastif was let loose, and rushed furi-
ously towords Pitt; then suddenly
checked his pace, seemed contounded,
and leaped over Pitts head, ran away,
and was not seen for many hours af-
ter. During one ofmy visits to Italy,
while | was walking a little before my
carriage, on the road near Vienna, |
perceived two huge dogs bounding
towards me. | recollected what Pitt
had done, and, trembling from head
to foot, | yet had resolution enough to
stand quite still and eve them with a
fixed look. They gradually relaxed
their speed from a gallop to a trot,
came up to me, stopped for moment,
and went back again.--ROg0r'S Ia,
Die Talk.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-05-28

bi, assisted by Mr.. Archer and Mr..
Green, prepared to preform the cere-
mony according to the rites of the
Jewish religion. A velvet canopy,
supported by four Of the bridegroom's
garcOnS dhOnneur, was placed at the
upper of the room. The bridegroom
was then led in by his nearest male
relatives, and placed under the cano-
py. The bride, who till then had re-
mained in herapartment, descended to
the saloon, attended by no less than
sixteen bridemaids, all attired alike
in white dresses, trimmed with light
blue, the bride wearing the usual lace
dress and orange blossoms.
At the floor of the saloon she was
met by her mother, who, assisted by
the bridemaids, completely enveloped
her whole figure and person in vail
which reached to the ground, and
which is worn in compliance with the
Scriptural verse in relation to Rebec.
Cd. She was then conducted to the
saloon with the same form as the
bridegroom, and placed under the
canopy. The chief rabbi having
pronounced a most eloquent exhorta-
ton to each, the service was commen-
ced in Hebrew. The betrothed then
drank a cup of wine ard water, and
the bridegroom taking the ring plac-
ed it on the brides finger, repeating
in Hebrew, slowly, "Behold, thou art
betrothed unto me, with this ring, ac-
cording to the rites Of Moses and Is.
rael." The marriage contract was
then read, and prayers resumed, the
betrothed again drank a glass Of wine
between them, and the glass being
laid on the ground empty, the bride.
groom crushed it with his loot, all the
relations at the same time wishing lin
Hebrew that the marriage might be
happy, and the bride and bridegroom
be irevocably joined as the pieces of
glass were sundered.
About an hour after the conclusion
Of the ceremony, the visitors sat down
to the dinner, for such, in fact, it was.
The brides health was proposed by
the French Ambassador, and drank
with enthusiasm, shortly after which
both bride and bridegroom lett for
Mentmore, the seat of Baron Meyer
de Rothschild, in Buckinghamshire.-
Mr.. D'Israeli then proposed the
health OF Baron James de Rothschild,
and Lord John Russell that OF his col
league the Baron Lionel. More toasts
followed, and in the evening a grand
ball was given, at which there was a
brilliant attendance of the aristocracy
and Beau mOade.-[LOndOn Times.