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Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-30

How SMALL Pox IsPRoPAGATED.-Two little
boys, a few days since, wei playing on T street,
Island, when colored man passed by who had
evidently just recovered from pretty severe
attack Of the small pox, his face bearing dis
tinct evidence OF its ravages
"Look, said one Of the little fellows" that
black man has had the small poxl
eyes, you young rascal, I haze had the
small pox, and | mean to give it to you" and
Immediately started in pursuit. The boys ran
and screamed with fright but the negro pur-
sued and caught them, and actually forced open
their mouths and breathed, with all his might,
down their threats.
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-30

Mad'lle Rachel leaves 1000, 900 francs to her
eldest boy.
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-30

tB- There is en- old saying, that when GER
tain gentlemen Of the same vocation fall out
honest men get their own"
We are led to the recollection Of this old
adage by the dispute between the Baltimore
Sun and the Alexandria Sentinel in reference
TO the distinguished member Of Congress from
Baltimore the Ajax Telemon Of the American
party. We say TO these doughty editors, in the
language Of Sir William Draper, Cease, vi.
pers, you but gnaw the filel"
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-30

Attention. Members Of the A. @. o. W.
Be at Temperance Hall on Thursday evening
next, to hear a good speech, and to do what
seemeth meet, just and proper.
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-30

sixth CHURCH SABBATH ScHooL.-The fol-
lowing beautiful hyTn, will be sung by the
teachers and pupils of this school, on to-mor-
row morning 1t is a song ofwelcome to their
beloved pastor, Rev. MASON NOBLE, who has
been long absent, but who has returned to
teach them the way to Heaven. By the way,
we understand that Mr.. Noble will, in short
time, deliver course of Lectures on the Holy
Land, on Sabbath afternoons. These lectures
will be rich, indeed.
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YerI0etaa8eU, spCOutOI6= H. WcdjeIaeldGffe.

esCbuttOn>S OerfitberWng8s MQentur.
gfr. Is, Secpnbfrast.
8eritderun98<@out9 Der Na(lep ppn 8iroiu;en.
.al nit $4,000 GGpitai. '
Security 5suerzge riiderun @omp. b. N.s0..
nit $3.50 900 Gapttat. ~
AlbemarlesS nfurancezG pnp. GbarlottenoiQe0a
NIT $235, 600 Capital.
Waibtn8ton rWeriiderun98Sp t. R.sN.,
nit $4,000 Gapttal. -
Yactftc> Neutrality-suspicious.. y. N.<O..
NIT $251 ,953 Capital.
GhnGbur8SS ertderun88s@ otnp. BON 8irairter,
NIT $i47,50 Gapttai.
Commemorative ritderun08s 6 pu1p. bon 6ara
ri8bur3, Yenn,
rt1 $t61,972 GapitaI. .
ger,s StaatensSeben geritderun88sG Coup. son
PHILADELPHIA,
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4ifcr0rtfNe Nn5et8c'

gpt 11rtsrsetdn stem III 70 chen pnestpmmtn: NIL
H1umenIef fgmilder bedti1T O'@.9nae"' ""u> a., &c
nr @inl.ituue ppn Or. I . Ar9IU U SA'o
Sprne' T. q - Syr,Erlbt in A Qifsruraen -.10
Oi.s@afwr. 8sfturs fur 9erbrtttnne nafurninen-
= ,+o5tltSer Renn.nife fir PeieT egsr Stanpe. per-
SosoSbsn ron &r. hble Anb Or. Muaer. @Ht
MISREPRESENTATION 9Gnitrattoasn, % gtAmntsrn D.
ertItHo- S., Spa uno &abea, bipman IN . oupeH' a..
2 8dnte 14.gain,e @,arali.
@trFd6sf, IT. 5sSnRS 3.5O
l@er glD.H"ci asia geup Wtstebe -.50
FdnBeetn@ So SSere TsIee. 4 gdnbe 55U
an 80 d. g., NrfprtA Re, @rpBs nnp lem PEI 10
49, eobonu 81 sfOwe!p, peer Srtetrt9 Ger VFPBe n
fein Roufmann. 3 Lbetis .at,,t 81
Sbniatn 5srtenie. AdPSiernFf9eS Tspsnse'O' GO
SsTio 6eturi8 br a@ts urb fes 3pf. = 1fsie l.
y bItp hef, eisednts u. wnplfehFe S'e' co
Stsrats3ua nit Cert. 1-20. 8anb. a 81 'oo
M40rpFprte BtbIiDtb, eie8ante uuo mFplelIIe' t
sine SarmIuas S~DrSlalt&sr GomppltttNne1 Inr 60
6as Ntanpfcrte Xu trt pdnoen Id. 3D. 9 CeHP 90
RpIIpok, 6, Dret Sabre Ocn DrttB 6ea ptdsrts
fMsr GDn7nn. Mit A 9prtrd.te. @rtGetnt tn IL -
Bis IA Qtefernn8en a -'%
1nnnr sem Gfe unb 8tetfA Gin 9p@bu3 fur
EEro,rIite 6ausbaltanPeu uebR @Sband. G0lf.
cunt bes @tnmadens Der pr i9tseeaen Srudte -.3U
W.s9el & SO. N @bmist 80 ~ VI. @ohfr.
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Rudolph Lupus,
1ebrnatber isltS c5usDctter.
Ito. 297, Q3cit 8rattilraRey
- & L..-- -. p--A.-n % F4g

gLp. LJG, NEiI NtlI[FItQEtY
'le 3wet GturFr son gutGmar. Galtimpr:.
II SD, mace ntetHen T%reunben, fppte tem Qupiifum i'm Al
%esuetneL pterfnit bic N%nset0e, rag i'd OSt8es @siHGft tduRid
ubtrncrnnsen babe u6 ftete tin rgbtaNQrttrte8 Eager DUn ju.
melen, ItEernen Inb Ssl6eGsn EGl6er. ubren, &tdnp. II. par,
~lpr>rlhrsr, ippie ate IN has Surslsn. unb ltprsn-GffGaf
einfA!c9eabe Nrtttel S~prrd;ttg balte.
Sd merpc metne &unoen iebe' set gut unb btnig teStensn.
3eparaturen al uRren Rnb S 4,gelen bslpr8e Id pinttlta.
NE9IOjl tuDclpb2upu
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SD erIdub Mir btcrrtti nteinen E1upel fapte ben 9 pub
mdatrn in 4i8entetnena bic e%rBtbens QnisEse su made, bal
lid peSeu Mlnget an RGum meia @ei8Gft aus 9ip. z Sdr.
lrtlpntr. mad No. 81 6anoSerhr. (t1rUper WtarfD serlea,
base. T0lelba to- etreu tepeutenbsn @prgatt Spn SpbI- uni
0eber 81 ben %bintBfen 9reiien Gn paab battle nantltn
|@t6enlcbz Scblens2eoer, SemlpdzS pblenz2es
Der, {elbit9enlaAteS S6ub>S firting uno ale
Oberlepers bieli9e fOpie fran51Tide
Salbs2eber, Sufz2eoer, Stps2eper, Yferpe.
|2eper, Warcccp, 6utter=Qeoer &c 1r.
Gu6 babe t@ enen bebeutenben SOrratb opu s~swaIfttn
l5Hefsl~& ddften fOpte betGtsne SttsfelsShGfte Bpm befen
lran;DFlaen &albe2eber, Sdub unb Ntann'ss o after. lip-
pers pOa %oeriel5en Qualttat Sober S@uEma&er, W eriseuo
5tnbtnssl lpwte eus8etHntttene GpblPn fnb su ben utes
Iertefen Yretfen ;u bdben Bet 2puts GtrpatiuG
So. 30 2pmborefr.,
San2O-S! spif4tn 8rebsrtds uaS @tartet Space.
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8:zue arrangements fir Ginpunberer, bic na4

9.zue arrangements fir Ginpanberer, bic na1
Dem Beiten 5u retIen miinIden.
Dpa teute. BEN 9. gfp0emter en-, werhen Die @tnednberer
Iauf Ser gprt1eru Central @aIpertitrset Deppt @t1snbabn mil
Gem G~rptes5u8 b~ef5rSert. Die 8abn btftet babUrd sen SUMMIT
granten eintn rSbsre 8ertbetI, els trgsnb etns
Ianbere Balm, aud 1T ie UNI 81 APeiIen farier eS iebe outere
Sabmna9 benanntsn @lasea, ais:
IB~ttt8bur9, @lepelanD, Netrcit, Sort WaBne
@bicu9c, 0lilpoutee, G,4lena, Dubuque, 81
Saul, 91od S8Iano, Burlington, Soma Str
mn erben tfbtalb BITE rtt Der g~tertberu Central gafn &C..
Ipene = perfpnen 10 Strubeu fruber ais Etc nit nnbern S9Hs
men Getenaen brit eintrefen, AUG werSea 4 g2e( wtnieer bic
2paeen bGtet 8ers@islt. Die ga9n 5tspt burG ben dspnfen
iItt'' Don SttU. ate game @ntIernun8 osn bier bis GAitago
III 500 @tstten 0as &eRaf rtrs bief eesstaast 0norfsO) u~s
Iaebt q tt en- VaNG8teren an Den Ue1tntlnea90rrt
|1ta6 @reitltne, OaptcG, Cincinnati, Sroionas
pollS, louisville IMP CT. 2Oui8
|psr en- ebenfaQS &a1agjers ~bef0rbers unb fir thr @sedd
ftne neitsre ltntlaSaa8sfplten Dere&nets 0ts @afa8tere
benz ) ubrs, pber Atenbs 10 utrs3ug mad Gaen
|pefit den PLACER Gehsn, rome untsrms8s euf8epaitsn ~ trtt.
ben. - nr4fahrre8t4ette nerben Dertauft IN Ger Office rea
'Ieenten- SoDn 6. u alter, -
ttt4sS So. %, Hels~@otreet, near NBaters- QOasf.
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an rem fatf6arsn G88tarbers5iuGe unO Der gi(enbabn sOH
@ttlabttptia ao6 Mtlanttc Gi9, nr19ebea SON 1880 peutfGeR
5armen. III ats ~c5rpBfapt Spr Der @eiesaebune In siep,Sef.
60 %tneprportrt, bat tereite GGer 200 6dufer. 1900 GiapoDner.
cine que t%ngertdtete SGuIe etnt6e tptel6, RanFdben, S6mtes
bee unb Ga5sre 0srta6ttsE unb blot ~ugerbatpt unserSbnit&
fbnfa emppr, tGbem BON ben ftn9ebenteH 0elpern (naG BEN
9lGne uber 5pci Yisatpnen) traben, t6ufer, StNetetea6abs
men 8etaut u6 1nblre 0eri6DnsrunBsn gentaht parben.
DIR fGn5e Qau6itrtb BON 80 ene.ilden AHaDratmetIeG pirb
Scn mebreren 5d4tn rGFrhen, bat febr eate5 AHeGDafer,
8uten Sp6en ub sa seGnDeS &lirta. Ga berielbe tn Der
Nlbc Dter blbeatsn9er Gtdote le8t. (pRtlaeeIptta, 9teu,gUrt,
atl. Gits, Cape Yta9) unp S6ifatrts. unb @tfenbabnSsr"
btnoun8 Bat, 70 tpnne1 ale sfatEr" unb &unfp rUbuFte febr
ls6t ~ Marfte aebro6t unb 5anbel i'm @rDsen, foWte Jabrt.
ten GDer Art bet.iepen nerDen. .
@ta 9auPlaB BON 40 SUE 8rDnt anb $50 7u6 Etefs netft e-
mem grdnMeagdtten BON ~bpppeitsr SrGBe Dber etnent Nntbetle
an etnem Bramientauie totet Sl0O In pier5ig nouatIibsn Dab.
tlHn8en opn 81 so unb $500 betm unter{Gtetten f n 8Oltn.
que Swetts DsrtbetIrHg Der 9auptd5e fabet btefeS efabr rod
gel. GiHe 1on ten .ng@ S~orr9tHt8en % 6drnen o3n ~ @fsr
EoaP ano 5&der gGGib, ue1a ttnin bGuig IN Qgettbe sH
%4Og nn9 Der %un5aanun9 psS Qsnpss fpfst $500, - $50 6s'na
@'nl2Felpea UNI Ger Nst in nDnGtlt4'u .3a9luuBen RON $40
nho PIE dt' ser 8ntrn liePente VrGn1ie.
ugter etelen glaitieen 8toinBungen label bic 9sleGfGGft
u 0tI'Ipen en- Gel@e f5 cine unabbGn8isp 6einntb unter
BeFr iaen An!a8e Gbdt ~ nebuen.
8tahe uhe nGpere &uStuntt, fpwie Mffterf bejne fnb al ga
ben pet Z. d mtbt i'm peutfGen G5%daibaafs, @aparGse.
IClut28- 81 ~T~FNNl' "7H'"
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Baare 3a6luma poer ~eansbare @aptere.
nnter pbIgea Bebi 9un8ea Dteten wfr blui8en @rctier
fplBenpe Nrtifel ;un 9 rtaIfe an. gum er0Bten Gtetl aus I'M.
ierer stsenen 6abrtt unp tr psrsn bette 2aaittat MIR Saren.
ttren. ..r ...4 . -..- .
Eblren, -.- . r,..
5enter. Unit unb'URne @Sds)
Blsnpen,
Genas . unb &6ar.R a
-r-ars Sptnbel.Sfpten, $3.50 . .. ,. -.
Dpier.e5s!auberi F E..
... Stmsrsrf, II
TrGaer,
..r.. Mtfbest, Ssnfer
- 5Bt5erne 8anttn0nfe,
..s.. Satefer eEamtnftmTt,
.-.rat Sdteffr~ ptarpe,
... SaueRUrS~ lGadrsn,
sa.... Sen Er9ldS.
6dnb.yRteeeI, g5drber, Centre. 9lumgu fir ISfermprF 40
i6niBtss Simsttrt UNI Erd9er, BIaSe 3terunaen Nenisros 70.
pt9ts unb DO. SeiIe, s%uscrtttete %SuBbbeen, 8adfetne, R9IF
.baare, Cups, Gement u {. 10. @6snln cine arp6e Nnst,oh F,
Idr9tteftpnt der Matertaltsn unb 8erStsrun8en.
Befeute Nrbett ttrb plnfti9 une IN Der tefen Q8et oef,.
Itefert. W.
QDir Rnb ferner be etnst9en &8enten In SporA.
a fur bic Q0efs@afletcn &ttenbabn Hnp 6 d 2
IGpmpaeute unb pfcrtrer su BEN annebnh tarfcn 3 cbtn 1gnspr
Die ehen, nt6t epn 66tent su NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nodn6mtn
tsen pom ~lt6aDpner @Srpb9r unb partneR dem eosptt i@en
IDrDedtea, Der0 Wnttaue, M9at, Gpantl dem @alpab unb nnSerr
mertbDpuen Arten BON Wtdrnpr, rrelde SIM ssttp men liner
Aauerbaftt8teit unb 9drte. fannie S6Dnbett unb Susera SINAI
pretIe nod ne ubertrpfen itno. = Nle BON ms IN birfSSu
Stpleu 9sicferten Nrbeiten fnb 70 leu ppGrt boe Gs ihrsn
.@ian; SteI lGnger ais Der GGte WarmUr baItrn' mn rrn
Baud gar ni1t a~neesrtfen perpen. Sic fnb 6 Nai IN aorI
alS NJ t@er Wtdrmpr unp BON Stel lbbnerpn, WnIshsn 10;
bebeut er Mutener1parnte. SEQ. ". SteNrnS :"
Mdrsg, Wtf No. z. prdtttr.. ? -9ts ynbor
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QDut8 GGb0rt,

Rr d. goItimprepraBe nG6S DtafYtaep S"p''"''
@erFettt8er'u. @srtauter @
bpn 1853
0~~romen+o[ Carer, glber &Spte8elratrnen,
Soltsn aets ouf Eager eins erpss @aSg aaah,r i ISHs ana ei "
SS.s.9n,1a lgSSr s : psn GeI6 aaa Sflbsfrafm:" fur sstf8s'
S0rtTats5siHt s,r ,e. ysesbsn nsts fanbsr unS f&Sn''ssfs' NJ
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2eitente lefetl
phuaSelpbia M1ebisinifhes SaHS,
srr;dStet ppr 3mei .unD 5mon5t8 S1pren purdl
nr Kinkelin.
NtOQrrens unp &obddSpuHDIHl

NhtIaOeIpbta IfeOt3tft1cpeo SSyW""'
erridtet ppr 3mei unD 5mon5t9 Sapren puru
DIR. Kinkelin,
ode Der Gritteu umb llniOn.StfaBe PttldSeiPptG.
2me unb 3rat5t9 Sabre
msp...4 49, eiufeltn lit eiugnt Der erfrieretdfen 9srit'
~ ~ Sr ear Spn oQer & ~cnftetten fbrttltttl9sr na2 9epeimef
Motur. mSnult&sn nncermtqsT es en- @taceFpsB sM 8 ~,
St r Somt ,,nf fpI6er. Sic rpn tem Wisbraud ron Nfsrtu'
p'' gebn,t befcnoere 9fpti3.
ga n etne abIe @erctnbeit, Der Na 3nrsfisn rs Inepen
In Ser GtrSamfet erseben. rte nit itlen Q Tbs 81 tbrer p!ann-
Earf.it omfmSHa, une wel9e, ptnn nt@t tn sebSriGer 3ett das
sslest, nidt nur srnflids 9tnberntHs nst9srratt iSnSsf :! aug :
Snb Ssrb,srs4bs~ qeibeniGdfea steSt.
gpentee ron bts(en, bic 40 fdel{F pefesfSs'p a. T q ~ y
sSte Gnfefx ,errnttet fnben, ffempe "nf unefttarpars @ y 90
eune unb @smItbsbanetBtett tgptsn; ~ SM gsfk SttS TihtsrsooET'
= IIsoiTfIihs Is enceartfen ptrb f~dwddltn, untdtte
ra NIT sserppbrter Mnfisteit an tie arbsit ~ esten Cfer 20
tam ~ ~, ,ngs T ub seist felOf in ietneH Ger8nh.
sunosn weniaer Tbdtt8fett ais eenpbnltN. ~
gFsnn or I'D RON bteier @eDGbnbeit leS5etSt, enc otelelee tsri
e6I;rrm Ara SsGbrQ6t, unb Sertstratte:. fA, is ~ ietue &he
YnfruGTbar, nnb feiuc 9enunTt fsgt Inn, IaB ptsleS enrG'
isne frabsrs eSrast'0s II a. S Sfe a + Ell
tttrV'1mSSedeSn fDlIten, ste It D tn avn
tder 81 beftnben.
8ehaltet eS I'M @ecdGtntB+
>0.~,srsoe. wel6sr fs untcr Or. &tntelia's Setanhlune
az FauS osnidenbaft Quf feline @tre, ais Elm 8tsSsrmann
ssrtrouen. une Fa auf ste 8srF6srun8 oeFlanSn, gag TK Vt'
eetm s..Is n 1T lett BEN leBten amGusis Sahren an be,
81 rrgB. ode BON bsr Drttten unb nHtDHitrr ap'l9eH SeFses
unb pine, philadelphia pa.
Sranfe in einer Gntternnr18,
~ .h..n San enfield. Srbuxhea NIT alen ttren SsnFtDner,
Ce sr.,m 9Sriefs ~mitthetten init 8etftluB elmer Uerautun9j
tsn n Or. sinfesins ulsSt3t 5ssa.l e%s nnt lay s snssf sbs9 @rs n9S
nms n espeft am S9aben unb Nieu8tsrbe ~ peTputen, nosr-
'''' SeIe! Susenb uno Wannbarfett!
Sin fraftOOle8 2eben OOer Elm frl05etttger SoO.
sfateltn ater st!sdf 4 II srn nar ,5 ~ SfSsS
nit I'm osbenbtr got nit stuert GrstPIar osTfGert'
gf6r3la IL
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@d3;mSeL @Otn0cl.

m.. toban {oebea stne weitere 2apHn8 S6n btlit9e
Iu srhsIten. reIde f6 b~tfrnperS sur SeoaGan8 DO
SSsnntn unb ae6suseD Abea ttsnen.
Burns 81 Scan,
SIP. i3Q &ifttRraftu g%oba1fanb
Gsne.s Ode prn Gptor' rpb COMMONWEALTH
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Sttresr's OerbegerEe GgGbraufc5t1e,
Dieie NtGfIine purtf mad einern urparttstt}b den sgeeTs4f
auf berpartier a%u8feann9 nit 0cnt bp&aenYrdnttHrt 6elcFnt,
&c Tt %unnrtbt9, er ben 2erfteaten sa lpreaen, pa terec
Nrrsu0itGfctt per aaen an6ereu paburGb ~ttnlGnoftG beseu4t
mirS, ban etne ar6Fere 4niabl Bpr herielben in (5e5rarS II
RE beinate BON GGsn anberen jufantmen asnpn1ncn, 2Dir er,
iduben un5, s nbrttGr ten, 8 fIGn3er unb & . nj tlteu
atf bic GbdtIGde auTnerf0m 3u NADER, bag bic tUrslt1arqe.
bra@ten 0srbeicrun0ea bic Dlai4tne tn,pieien @c5tcbuu8er
peretRfd6t BADEN. Ste Itefert isgt ogppct 10 eteI @rbett aLs
frnber unb lit bic etntt9e WtG ittne, bic feline pEb erpbe ,5dbri.
tate, entneber in Qeinpanp pber Qcber, nGben tdnn, ais wenr
fstn unterf6tep I'm Material pdre. Nle fnb nit Ser grSetee
Gpr9fatt unb %bduerbaft gebaut.
Q8tr itnb In eeu Stanb eefest, unfere ginfbin9n unter Itbe.
idlen 8ebin8un8en 8e8en alte ppu tt8enb elmer @rt umsutau.
den. Yeripnen, Die Undergraduates W1%aidtnen unter BEN
8prwanbe Der StGi8tett 5efouft ba6en merbcn einea lUl6eY
TarIA {sbr 5Grtpetlbaft hnben. ~
@astanft Htrb nit benz rSFtengergnugen tn unTerer OFF;
SIR, 1O5 BaltimnreItr1Be, Baltimore,
ertbetlt. s Dt. Gin 8 sr 1t. 60.
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@brt1ttan AEulcr,

N@4 MERCHANT TAILOR
"a uno falbiorabler Sletperlaoen,
~aA&SH gDsf prattHrase, 80. 1913 II. 1884,
Nlctnen ste6rten 5rsunOsn una Dem YWSittum MADE Id
hermit pte Nn5etse, eaB lt unter eeutt9ert Datum pas I&pn
lett ;Sabren an etelem glase stdblirse &sfhaft bernpmuep
base unD 6efdnbis ett REL Dp3It8es Eager BON f4pnen, tpits
3~e0rbetteten berrenlttoern, ncustar &acpn, AT ben stiItafeu
Srtjen ~pprrdtbta bditsn uno du6 fei4t duf Seneunua amer.
fsln perpe.-S0f fUr 90lnter H5ds EuQ 6pfea &C. tn aasu
Sorten une su alien pretlen.-Seruer etre 4uspabI gRelsn.
t4trne, Stpfe &C., iNpts aGetn atelss SAD ~ittasenos @tttfsl-
G3- Mae Seffeana9sr nerhen ptOtapt, btatg un6 In tarseRer
3rtf pn mir augsfertiet perpen.
Sej1Stl q. 8. 8dtftr.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-15

The appeal came too late. Her son,
stung, madiened beyond endurance by the
,uiIeriDgs Of those 50 dear to him, had bro
ken from her feeble grasp, dar,ed down
the thoroughfare, and was already beyond
the reach Of her voice.
Rachel clung to the ratings Of the
churchyard for support, till a second moan,
still fainter than the FIRST, sen, q pang
through her maternal breast.
sShe must not die in the street ~ mur-
INJURED Rachel. "IIome-home if have
strength to reach it
"Ob, God p shc cried with a sudden
burst of anguish, ''protect my boy Shield
him FROM crime; guard him against vices
and the hideous snares which in thou
sand forms assail unfriended youth or
take" she added soleunly, "take him in
Thy mercy"
1t was Christians prayer wrung from
a mothers heart, uttered in faith, in ago.
ny, and tears; and angels bore it to the
mercy-seat on high
Clasping her perishing child yet closer
to her aching bosom, the drunkard's wife
hastened to her home.
As Richard Hoffman rushed along the
street, scarce knowing whittier he went,
and only intent on the one idea Of getting,
by SOME means, food for his famished
mother and sister, he was hailed BY Jack
Manders, an impish acquaintance who
lived near II charPs home, and to whom
he told the desperate state in which be
had left those so dear to him. Jack list
ened with much interest, and at once pro-
posed to Richard to help him to pick the
pocket Of an old gentleman, who was sta
ring into window on the opposite SIDE Of
/ the street Richard refused with horror,
although Jack urged the necessity of at
once getting something to save the life Of
bis mother aad little Mary. Jack then
undertook the business alone, and just as
he had relieved the old gentleman Of bis
pocket-book, policeman sprang from q
doorway to arrest him but Jack made
good his escape. Not SO Richard, who
was at once seized by the policeman as al
accomplice Of the escaped pickpoekct.
81 am no thief, sir" cried Richard
breaking from the strong grasp that held
him, aud throwing himself at the feet Of
the old gentleman, who had just come to
the spot, "though poverty and hunger
tempted NE to become one. My mother
and sister are starving"
The future history and trials Of this
poor boy will be given in the New York
Ledger of January l6, which is for sale at
all the bookstores and news Offices.
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Plan for Crushing out Douglas.

A correspondent OF the " Y. Tribune
recommends the following plan for"crush-
ing out" the Little Giant. 1t will recon-
mend itself, not on account of its original,
ity, but because it has the advantage of
being tried, and works we'll. If Mr.. Bu-
chanan should hesitate to use this plan, on
account Of doubts as to its practicability,
doubtless Senator Sumner would furnish
him with q certificate enumerating its
merits:
|. Let the Little Giant be fastened to
his seat in the Senate Chamber, with his
head bent down and his legs under the
desk, in such 4 manner as to make it i'm
possible for him to rise and let all wea-
pons he taken from him, if he has any.
.. Let Mr. Keitt, of South Carolina,
provide himself with club, bowie knife,
and revolver.
5. Let Mr.. Keitt be furnished with a
body guard consisting of two Members of
Congress Zone from South Carolina and
one from Virginia., armed to the teeth.
Let Mr. keitt, with his body guard,
be admitted into the Senate Chamber, and
lie. the body-guard keep near enough to
save him from all possible danger
5. Let Mr.. Keitt chivalrously but eau.
tiously creep up to the Little Giant aud
beat him senseless with his club. Let the
beating be continued, for a few minutes,
upon the head Of the Little Giant, after
be shall have fallen upon the foor,so tha,
be may be fully "subdued."
The plan, if thoroughly carried out,
would be practical, chivalric, safe-(this,
Mr.. Keitt will appreciate and effectual.
1t would relieve Mr.. Buchanan from much
trouble, would be heartily applauded by
Fernando Wood and the rest Of the DEM
ocratic party, and would undoubtedly
"Savs the Union"
Some may object that this would be
unfair, mean, cruel, unlawful, barbarous,
unconstitutional, outrageous, &c. &c. But
then, would it not be effectual? Did 1t
no. silence Sumner? And could Douglas
complain, after cOldly locking on Brooks
in the very act and siding with the South
in permitting hin to 50 unpunlFhsd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-15
F1n7fgsRos FlBSI CHIEF o

She sits beside the cradle
And her tears are streaming fast,
For she sees the present only,
While she thinks of all the past
or the days, 50 full of gladness,
When her first-born'S answering KISS
Thrilled her soul with such rapture
That it knew no other bliss.
Oh, those happy, happy moments.
They but deepen her despair,
For she bends above the cradle
And her baby is not there!
There are words of comfort spoken,
And the leadcn clouds Of grief
Wear the smiling bow of promise,
And she feels a sad relief;
But her wavering thoughts still wander,
Till they settle on the scene
Of the dark and silent chamber,
And of all that might have been-
For a little vacant garment,
Or shining treSS Of hair,
Tells her heart in tones of anguish
That her baby is not there!
She sits beside the cradle,
But her tears no longer flow,
Fer she sees blessed vision,
And for.cts all earthly woe;
SANITY eyes look down upon her,
And the Voice that huShed the sea
Stills her spirit with whisper.
'.Suiler them TO come 10 Me-
And while her soul Is lifted
On the soaring wings OF prayer,
Heavens crystal gates swing inward
And She sees her baby THERE