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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25
DIE D.,

.,nurusl,b, Tritei sta,cs Arstaa', Lite Rob, Ark,
or nond.y AlL Csyt Wiih'n II h0a'e"'' Oni'@1 "e'
Amy aged 50 year, OF oorA'o'
CHURcBmLon toesZ ev.n.rs Als = after . rss,.ns
1.asb,.r a. TIE late John Lswreooe.
s ss,ss AID irends tsuiy iaved % snt ;oe
fDt H.wss, Fourth s1.HBe, "edneseiJ' -'A ms q,
o.orp a. g,,,.,a. oa Moudsy A., o. Arnold twin son
q The Rev. 90 b. AID Lucy Di''' ste' u h'D'a'' 'n'
Y.aiTon sun6.y Aus q sfer, lors "a Illness,
Franc, B Earle s;e q No. 81 Es'' b's1~'y 10 the 5i;a
wear u Lis sse.
G.LLAGaER-or Monday everin, Als g. james Gslssher
The "a j the h, respectfully invited .t:4nd he
near Houston, Wednesday, @5th inst, At Jelo;s.
MEYER-lD ais ciS Monday, Aug y John HenEy, son
Of John He3J lrd Cahaiins Meyer s.ed yen, noah'
a.s l3 days
NAIRHE-rn this city, q. No III we.. Taryf,ur,b street:
Oh Saturday Aug 2 Ezasch Beverly Nairne, sslsatr OF
Prot SaIe Of Columbia CJsge sli Rose srsto'd hi' vile
eyed yssrs and 10 months
EORMAE--At B.lrose. Monsy morning ACs. 25 juus
youngest daughter of Oscar AID Jaae SoInsn, aged
months.
The funeral service. p.e the Cahsds Weave.
oss.ied s to ssterd ailhoa, far,5eT invitation.
SCOTIA. Hswborgh Orange County N. y su1day
ing Aus % Loui's G., He Of William Scott and daughter
The ends Of he family .e Invited .:.ena the funeral
services Calvary CHI he Rev. D.: Hewkss "eenes
dsy, 25:h irst. E. - O'Clock
sHELDOH-on Tuesday, Au, "a, B,ros Ann daughter Of
Smith sheldon 1s.d 10 months: ;. rvs,o.,,,,
M hem residence Of her father No % East Four
teeDth street
ToNJEs-In williamsburg Monday, A7s % .fsr sho,t
Toi ges, aged months and 2S days.
WEEDAt bis re,d.nce Cedar Grove Staten Island on Tas
cay mOTung Aug a. John X Weed IL he 65h year Of his
r the fsmy are invited attend the ,ervc.s
AZ tie Morsyisp Church. New-Dorp, Staten Island,
Wedr.'dsy Az ~ a 10 960S, CS,, and g L.x,.oo.
Y will n ulQaggc col
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rrcs fki. yes 'hr1 l-ss 'hsn lss. Cscl.s- Ia,
r,,. 81 h-ls w'th ifpn..s. bod . ass, se
lin i..d r-c.ips irnnsci>sy n po-p-~: vel ,.y @s
81 securs.ts stvcss s-rfs cop. "a Os-, st
49,. OF ,ouls 8f esss IN bs.toE =, pr ba,A e.. -,
iu
sUGhaS-Tse us'ss''' y % salt" .,r; r.,s a
T,LLoW- ile d.gspg - fsif sId lltefs .ry fr, a.
l2Gc,s :; ies pfi Cry R1.fe F,'s ss.s,iy 80 ~, -,
tina scof ira5- eegis.5 -. gf-sti-. -. g.. -
80 .s-,co. -- i-t li- hs7. so ai.>. a., \.
'.b. s,,r,,1 siriv- q 2-tdHis -s.h; - .1a -
u,ps - Pia.. AZ Es3 IA Iied ttqrs, ~ 49, No.
90 os.r,px III srh., r-H'.ils p .1i hcsv, Ae
WBALysOSE-rbs The ms, he; f,rn 40. cute, blt FIN. -,
2fcO = s.u'h d. tie sp5i % 5nFs'. tFfnI ~a
UHlSKY-rte Il AGist b, rs'tiss theie sr- sl>rrx
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DisnsIers, Ac.

BaRE W.SDEsER Ct Bgton which ssb1re :: y, oss
Ia. Oe.L got ID C~eo . Aol eycso Jgl- - - 7>
wsr - Tie WEnder-r Bad p'hirg our her oss
psncur and Der over bod full Of watss sd saan.s- =.
Ire vessel sid weie sod a. As soonsoo tE t3p
te', repor'ed .s,, ~
BGEK sSA pREEzE from Gsnos 4 AID 'or Bos1n ,,a
po;itc bore near CbIsltsr hs be.4 coBts1n-d
sle would b. 10 SER the marble hal 60 t~.eo - ssds
ERG NEsr. beoie isp,tsd 20 hITe ben o, o. ~ ~
a., was a. Csise ,0L % in., losSiDg New fetl H.
man peted Up aae woo made he report, "s' P'''~'
felteF
scHR REBEccA L sEoos (of New York. os1p ,:-eset
ecpais icT Bristol with coal the sta 10. q ,.nsnS
? H., IL cspse wsp. sshore On ut yrirA
Gitl he afternoon q The 9.b when sa- on 80 "a sf<
tCm sbo;e with ots of sbou. - tuDs e. ra. kihs
cen sse % bulysrks s1d sTriytd - S'wport " 80
s.iei sfh TIE Vrtckers by Esi nen -. Prsi5
Tn scHR. May EDbY 81 Sal RIvril, kns 70 70, In :.
Jha for Motue Jalg sbsosorse IT SEA jay Va ~
or - having tre diy ,'eyoussp'gfg- SsL s,>essH
crew were taken OF 6y The oss kas sfon pr 1i.,i ns-
AlFrx.ll snd lsleei u turks l. sd Cap, MIG
sgf,v.s this ornuE ~ the Be- bark Peal .,, Hofs,
Bos1oS Aug 2i-Tne AU sbiP An T. - % 20.
ffou, 81 Geores a for EBs1-d, Vut lao ~ "a hs.
I'd inst kasy hssIlg struck upcns sln.se 80 sosE
oav ~. hnoched hl. 10 h'F oi'on is "a, Ot 49,
10 her loW,T.csca te,uaa She vi. fsca.rfs hs "a sst
aud Iesdr icy HgisPa T" law"
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s5s$ ~, Ars a sJ ~ Rev o ..
Io.tt tob Rec-or he - f:S & Tf2-,h. L. - Aoc'
can't 10 Jsns Le~S
no.K o.Ks-THOgPSOS- N, sunSat eve a Az 3! u .ts
r,v Dr. Fsc cs = so.fof srse; VI, hoHi'i h..h' az
ates Duke % ~ L5oIs no. P''h al o. ''' ~
GRoyER-BROT IA: Amsterdam, y. T., ia faarsc.J Aas
- Nv n. psv n, Pc o. l. Coy>. r Cos.ssgiis,
Ossns Cooy y % NJ Efd, Arn bro"u-
6PEAE-BP OTN-Ia Bicoiyn, on aoS.Ay y z, " I-
RC,. : B.ttr, AuDcEt H. sp a. e'fr 1n1 ''-'' ''' "
rutu II own 81 of brooslyn.
sfocvy- JOHNSTON A. POI Richmond sI..a i.1ad on
suy esy 40 u tte Rev y" a''c-" = 'a'' 'A-7 - - l."
~. b. 10 q NeS .Jdssy.
NRHSysLFAR-WiLO-On Fnc.y eveuns aae ~ y
he g|v Dr. Morgan, Of -. 1bon.- C.t1o' M os-p2sn
-, - q, s.,,, ir . Of lbaay S.s Annie LOli.a "isc
,,,sl..r of r. y. Hid cf th1 cats-
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The ststemsn.s OF the PhladsIphis Banks for tas
-esks cornars q. follo1s

The following cal for meeting apps a.e in the Plfs
burgh pspers which, 10 spt snd tone, evnces detsr-
minetion ,ha; bodies trouble:
"TIe Taxpayers of Allegheny County, without
distinction Of psry, who are opposed 10 Riiroat Tax
alton the repesl Of the Tonrsgs Tax undue Railroad
lntus nee, snd bribery and corrupt party mansaement
and in favor Of irsuguratrg thorough Legisi alive
reform ard occurring an honest and economical sdmiu
ittraon of the affairs Of this county end tee tvo cites
sre reques s.sd to meet in Convention ~ tbs C)ult
House. In TIE City OF Pittsburgh, on Wedsesday toe
18th dsy Of August at III o'clock m, for tno puI-
pose OF debersirg upon TIE present crisis OF our al
tsrs Ct upTg for mutual protection and iefsnse and
Of Ionnatirg ticket for the peop e. TO De supported
by them st the approaching election
The Bs1k Of Mutual Redemption commenced blsi-
ress At Boston Yesterday with capital Of s502 $40, all
paid in. TIE oicers are Japes G. Carney, President,
snd Hsrry p. Sneld, Cashier. The Board of Direct
orr consists of tbirseen members al of wnoD are d.
rectors Of bsrks in different parts Of Ne~-Eoglsnd,
ard ppe Of whom Directors Of Massscouse.ts
banks. There are four representatives. of Boston
banks 10 the Bo.rd, viz; Hessrq. Geo. w. Thsysr,
President Of the E1,sauge Bank A. ". Tis1tsr, jr
President of the Traders Bank; Thomas w Piercs,
Director in the B.uk of Commerce, and Ezra Fans
worth, Director in the National Bank.
Our flee by the Arglo Saxon have been received.
The advicse generally quite encoua ing, COM
mercislly ard financially. In regard to American Sc
cuIities, The LoRd3R Times ssys:
Sales q ro Centis shares Isl aud y csouut Michigan
Central Boz a. 9l
Grss: Wes,ID Of Csrsi, were firm, while decline took
place In Buffalo src Lake Huron Grand Trunk Of canals
trs s.csdy. reaction OF cent occurred in Canada
Government Bonds Brunswick Or the other hand M of
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Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.n....Arcr,r "a
Cleared.

stamship.-C -Cbessreahe Crow-ll Portland II. Cromwell
Co; t3ress Britain G.sy Liverpool Ivias Co Aim.
"a L,yfeld, Cha,l.,ton B. Cromwell Co.
shps-Wa.bips,on White. L'varpool w. T. Fros, rs,pr.
ell Dasy Boieesuxi Marathon, Tyler New Orleans Roseu
Fosdick
sks-P Pilgrim H.ocs Mobile. Es,le Hs1srd; oala Az
by hystic hiyeI stgIs.s. Cieanian q, Harmon WsA,
EnIab, thp ~ Tsppao SsTbncs; .. j. Hayes Savenc,
Buet os Ayes W " De'orres, Co
Bnss-G L: Bcckusn wIistt, Ma has slnson cAS
Rsssurafut tDsI Jsusen. Humacos Gswsy Cassd, f%
lsr, Joanna lBr). Chisholn Londonderry q. De yos
schoopert-R Ced~eh, Ilop,us, Charleston, d.utss'I
Mott Go Globe, Gau,ier, Wa,h,nston sshe ~ McAs
Ann C.rcHre Appesat-, Geors.t ,wn c. H. Ponoa, t1a
Crowel Esgnsbo G T. j. P,ters.
soop-am.r,a, Taylor Pbi.'s.lpha Ja. HsnL
St Beverly, Pierce, Ph.celPhis he -tsc, H.-t
Phlaee pha i. PeIkhs
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Albany Castle Market,

Wtsr +LHANY, Nrf y ~
Ybe following of avnDef Of s,sA :.
,evrd here Central Rsrosi Tor The sSet ending A
sst tH0ss.......,.,,SYs
sh.ep...,...........S S2 sSte RSss........... A
A, Moorss Drove YsTi', Wet Albany, l9sl CAL. s,L,,
from miedr D 'siI 10 extra Hoe- % A. ee ihs week IL
cbans,d har8t ~ fruul ~ &c th- latter ona "a o
fsue selea average sag IT. We police sss drove Of r
Ca,te ys.y thin and soud hardly brinE &c. ~
~ 20 Fast eco re,aea Albany hod over 10 - 40
ris.r. To;a'. N0 -
sHrEP-2 90; sales dull At o. sed SO loFh or ssc
live W. eish, for 5000 ordinary J, =.
Far Hoes-i(Oo; bat few sales; prices Nominal p9sc
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Passengers Arrived

In Ry bark PeayL (you Turks hLJad-MsW ArAa, nj
child Mrs els, Mrs Hu,cbiDgs children Csp Kas "a
one n an Of the Ma Eddy II Fol RNr sblldOnsrs
IN s "a on. ~ the carried 10 ruihs ls,nl ~ s
kiDs r rott eT; J M.siers, J a h Dlaseoa&
In bark Sarah 4 Nick,Ls from NJ Jdgo, CEbdN s,sshs
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pop1inrs in the S,A.s. Tts o-.'Scv OF Wv na
popul,.ien tesi.ag ira s.s.s h1 htseTn s'h9 10 .'
direction oi Se~srk, + Isseth std doer >~s ~
vs,d TIE ,o-tb. Hldton sIi b. u CJan.es noF
prss,rttneir risius fr ;h.re.
Tds following sre ;hs Currency, Lsnd WA'f'-, sn'
Sp-cie quo..5Ors f,r tie Ee-z. cgTec'ed ~ as I'D"
lie istes cprelt s: the Baking Ofiss ci Ns'ffs
Tncuptcn Bro,he's:
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Nv telegraph.

SAVANNAH. Auz. 2i-Arr steamship Pioilda, ke~ YehS
iCHARLEsToS, Aus 2i-Air steamship MA'oa, S'''s'
Yort ., A., 49,. W ~ t.Lt.. tI.r.., g..
b.. CoTc la CO d, Cisntl.gos Ez.be.h SeS fES
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hiarkets.-CAaEFuLLY REPORTED ron rHs n fsisVN'
TUESDAY, Aug "a, 1858.
AsHEs The amsud for Pearsis es and the mar.st
il easter of .5 bbs at SIS Pots steady, b1s quite
f6. .
BEEswAX is frm ard IN Oderste rea1est sales OF 1000
Southern st SS.:. cash.
COT1ONA small spinning business Is doing at previous
prices,
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Receipts Of Produe~-Aro

.Sy E,s Eaa,eaS-9o bhls Po.k go a. ,,,hol % 40
Nlhiy 2S@ Co flour 90 'scts d. ., ptr. Fsd 6i3 10
Was, So5 de- Ots so da Butter " "a HobsSo iSI A.
c.get 10 TO.' IssAer $3.50 es ta 1orlga csse.e % do
AkAs
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lc- To ROTTERDAM, y 900 Saws, "a private efnS-
To HUI, An>Dssn b2rk VII Gran, on pf'>'7
.s-us. A lcnoV..i fTJrn j. ssopyls . rrSdsh' "'
s,sn VIII Sswei suG a. all 20. A so7ooosr !ro N
Js.hs,uvHie - Nse.YrH. xtn Saved San. :; y
lie clip ya:i.tt,, 20 tnis, au: - Haas, ~ w.
Tie bsit H'rnoe- 70 Asp,lvsI <i;b 60, a. - I.''
TIE busine.a Of the SIo-Tfsasay was; h7os
$73Ol7 eC-t,i 09O from Cusioas; Payments si~'
3sl u; Bsl1.ce, sl365i 34l "a R'oeiyed ie' L''"'
s. 90.
We annex coul?s,.lve s'a'enert Of tie E1p''e'
e,clu,i,e oi specie, ion Ns"-Yik 70 'o'es' p'fN'
for the week d. si3es Js1gIy yl:
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uYR PIE.
WAEIRU ~

eo,,,a-Gs Br~hys. D.. eB sar'.y AIS a. Ne
y ,,oS -in, q GsUssts.
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Il il agreed that tie above rates are 70 rule oY oar
respective ines srd that aoy rosd taking freight on
ei,te! Of tie sbve points, At lees fsurss aasu b,
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.lcIIlsl'o Vl sP7V'i -Vul wv 17-@ 20 VT
for the week al i si3cs January
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-06-02
COACH MANUFACTORY.

THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFUL
ly inform the citizens of Ebensburs and vi
inity, that he has rented the shop formerly occn.
cied by r, Gaibraith. where he has every facrty
for CARRYING ON large business and hopes by us
ing but the best material, and employing but
the best workman he hopes to convince all who
will do him the favor to examine his work. that
in point Of durability, appearance or cheapness,
he cannot be excelled by any similar establish
m ent in estate elsewhere. Persons wishing
a bargain in loe purchase Of carriage will cou'
suit thsr own interests by giving him CALL
They are prepared to supply the following kinds
o vehic S, viz:
Buggiss of different qualities and prices, Bar
ouches, Chariotees, one and two horse rockaways,
close quarter elliptic and C-Spring Corches; Sc
cond- handwork of differant kinds, &C., nsking
a variety that will suit all tastes and all purses.
RepairiLg done with neatness and dispatch
WM.BARN rs.
Feb. 10, 1s5s.-lS
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
- GREAT EXCITEMENT

The undersigned would sespectfuIy inform, th.
citizens of Ebensturg ahd the surrounding vi
cinity, that he has just arrived from the Eastern
cities with large and varied assortment of Goods
of all descriptions, viz
COFFEE, TEAS, SUGARS, MOLASSES and
SPICES of all kinds, together with a large lot of
FISH, from Salmon down to Herring, which will
be disposed of by the barrel or dozen.
TOBACCO, SEGARS AND SNUFF,
of all brands and prices. NOTIONS and CON
DICTIONARIES in abundance.
We have also added to our stock well selec-
ted assortment of
SCHOOL BOOKS s. STATIONARY.
which will be disposed of to suit the times. Also:
Hardware, Paints,
Oils, Drugs,
Dyo Stuffs, &C., &c, &c.
Our stock of Flour, Meals, Iron Nails, Steel
Borax, &c. is large and will be disposed of at the
! lowest cash prices.
All kinds of Grain and Marketing in general
such as Butter, Eggs. Poultry, &C., will be taken
in exchange for goods, and the highest market
price paid
49, Give us caH before purchasing
49, elsewhere. Il. DAVIS.
Ebensburg, Dec. 9, 1857.
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EBENsBURG, JUNE 2, 1853,
ID EMOvAL.-THE SUBSCRIBER WISH

IL es TO announce to his friends and the pup
ic, that he has removed his WHOLESALE IL.
QUOR and GROCERY STORE to the building
corner of Canal and Clinton streets, opposite the
Arcade, which he has reftted IN handsome
style and replenished with a choice stock of the
best brands of imported Wines, Brandes, Gins.
Cordals, &c. Irish and Scotch Malt Whiskey,
Old Monongahela Rye and Rectifed Whiskey,
Or. j; Hostetter's celebrated Stomach Btters and
VOLTS Aromatic Scheidam Scnaprs. Teas,
Coffee, Sugars, Molasses, Spices, Bacon, Flour,
Fish, Salt, Glass, Iron & Nails. fobacco & Sc
gars, &c. &c. The very liberal patronage here,
tofore extended me is duly appreciated, and beg
to assure you that your further orders will meet
with prompt attention.
PETER MASTERSON.
.IohnStoMn May s lShS-2h
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~ Y. REED.
JOHN SEiARBAUGH,

siuse OF the Peace, Summtttville, Pa.
A LII BUSINESS INTRUSTED To HIS
- care will be promptly attended to- lie will
10 act aa Auctionecr at Public Sales whenever
, 'r'icc' in that capacity are required.
April %, ls5s:24
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DENTISTRY.

A. j. JACKSON. Surgeon Dentist
will be found at Ih ,mpscn Mount
HIiJ ain House, where ne can be found
third week of each month. Office in Johns
fn nearly opposite the Cambria Iron Store.
(Nsrch L. 1856
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NEW CASH DNY GOODS HOUSE.
OPENING OF SPRING GOODSl
NYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH and ARCH
EIStreets, PHILADELPHIA, offering a full
stock of
New Goods foT Spring Of 1855!
FASHIONABLE SPRING GOODS,
BLACK SILKS, 24 to 81 inches wide
Spring DRESS GOODS, New Styles,
SHAWLS, in all the Newest Styles,
British, French and american Chintzes
Full Stock Of Domestic Goods,
Full Stock of European Goods
n. B.-Bargains in Seasonable Goods daily
received from the AUCTIONS Of New York and
Philadelphia.
?. S.-MERCHANTS are invited to examine
the stock.
TERMS--Net cash and low prices.
March 81, 1S5S:20:Sm.
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TURPENTINE on MIssIssIPpt BoArs,-9he
circumstance of the burning of the Ocean
Spray on the Mississippi are still fresh In our
memories. The United States Commissioner
at st. Louis is engaged in an investigation,
and this is the testimony of one Mississippi
steamboat captain
Geo. A. Hawley, examined for the defence
i have used turpentiue to raise steam be-
tween this and Alton have known it to be
frequently used if it is used with proper pre-
caution it is not dangerous We use it by
sprinkling it on the wood with broom, and
then throw the wood into the Ere
oss-Examined-We never used turoen-
tine as common article of fuel it was only
when some boat that started at the same hour
and ran in oppositson to us, that ne used it
the opposition was so warm at the time that
we carried passengers for ten cents apiece,
and afterwards for nothing; | occasionally
used to knock the head of the barrel out, dip
the stick into it, carry it to the furnace ami
throw it into the fire, when We had no dipper
convenient.
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DIR. Henry FeagIey

Praetising Physician, Johnstown, Pa.
AFFlCE next door TO his Drng Store, cor
Of Main and Bedford streets.
ahnstown, July II, 1852.
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2. 8 NOON,
~
'TER. P.
lsburg. l
FOSTER s. NOON,

associated themselves for the prac-
L tce Of the Law in Cam ,ria county, will st
TO all business intruste1 o them. Office on
ionade Row." Ebensbur,
| et I, 1857
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PW '"orted pieces of Stone Ware, Just re
0''Ved at the Cheap stcracf
Rc1RFTs
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/. KERN. L. N. sHANSo
DRS. KERN g. SHANNON,

y Tender their professional services to the cit
p Of Jeffcrsoa and vicinity, and all others de
lg medical aid. Night calls promptly at
I'D 20,
EarcA lS 1857
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HYrALUTIN ExTRAoRpINARY The Peoria
Union closes an account of the storm at that
place with the following burst, which, per
haps has not been equalled outside of Konkes
Notions
The vivid hghtnings of the long-to- be-rc-
membered 18th of May will not cease their
flashing with the feeting hours they so mourn
fully illustrated, bat will leave the lines of
their golden tracery spread over eli the men
tai tablets of decades upon decades of souls
yet unborn.
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EE Transcendalism is two holes in sand
bank-a storm washes away the sond-bank
without distur bing the holes.
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He G IRE A 7 a DHE SIvE
wetid article erer tnvented, for Aouse
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cry other glue, gum, mucitpge,
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ilsays Ready for Application.
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AaIn the last three years upwards of $50 900
OF this Justly celebrated LIQUID GLUE
oeen sold, and the great convenience which
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uEes, difficult to meet; acknowledged by
,ao nave used it, that its merits arc far above
4uhlar article or imitation ever offered tc
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iMs GLUE IS ertensioely cotlterfeited oh
"e n table " HcRed's Celebrated Liquid
'1'e Great AdhesiUe. :" Take no other.
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ant friend, and Edward Vane. neglecting to
question his own heart too closely, SAID that
il was because of this that he liked SO well et
60 there.
But he always saw Helena. They played
and sang ogether-together rambled over
the fine grounds around the mansion, and
read from the same book. And Helena's
voice had wondrous sweetness in its tones.
and the gentle glance of her dark eyes, ii
her subdued moments, was one of most en-
chanting softness. And Edward listened to
the sweet voice, and met the soft glance os
the lovely dark eyes, yielding each day more
completely to their delicious fascination, IN
til his heart was won quite away from Emily.
J Yes-he loved Helena he acknowledged
/ it at last to himself; and now unable to re-
sist her influence, and dreading to meet En-
! ily's sight, he went no more to Hadley par
sonage.
He gave himself up now to this new hap
piness it was strange, too, how bitter he
found it. For whenever he sat by Heiena's
side, and looked into the beautiful depths of
those dark eyes, the thoughts of his neglected
love rose..up. He seemed to see Emily pure
sweet face before him, pale and sad. Self
reproach wore upon him-but he hated to
listen to it; and, finally, Drawing and defy
ing it, in very desperation, lie declared his
+ love to Helena Wyndham. 1t was mo-
ment Of triumph for which she had waited
and watched with suspense and impatience.
Despite herself, blush of pleasure rose to
her check, even while she assumed little
air of mingled annoyance and regret.
'My dear Mr. Vane!" she said, shaking
, her beautiful head-''how sorry 1 am that
this has happened you have imagined
, that you have mistaken have been en-
, gagged to marry Mr.. Carsuthers since last
week :"
r Edward Eane saw the dupe-the plaything
he had been. Incensed almost beyond en-
durance, he left the scene of infatuaton, CT
: bis bliLd folly, for the last time.
/ 1t was bitter repentance for his fault that
r led him badk to Hadley aprsonage. to seek
forgiveness and reconciliation from Emily.
Emily, have been mad-insane, 1 be-
!. lieve.'' he said. 81 have forsaken your
: sweet face for will-o-thc- Eisp that has led
me to wretchedness. Emily, for the sake oi
j our old love, will you forgive ne %
For the sake of our old love-yes." an
swered Emily. extending her hand to him.
She was quite pale, but there was no trace o.
: unhappiness in her calm, fair countenance.
"Yes, the pain you have caused me will no.
remember; but the pain is over now-and
y the love has died out with it, Edward"
O Emily, deserve it," he uttered, with L
cry of anguish Il deserve It! But o, dc
not say it, Emily. May not hope -"
a ''No-there is no hope" she replied gent
: ly, but firmly. 4 forgive the pain you have
. given me, BUT DARE NOT RISK THAT PAIN
AGAIN. We can never be anything more
:. than are now to each other"
The words we're sacred-they proved true
; He went out from her presence ashamed, and
-. their paths never were the same again,
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