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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-22
Watch-Maker e. JeweIIer
WESTON, VA.

r. RALsToN. has removed his Jewelry E.
LIE Enlistment to the room forrnsriv &c.,
pied by Allen Simpson, near the Bland HoteI.
where he has ON hand q good assortment Of
Clocks, Watches, Jswelry. d., which he will
dispose Of cheap for cash. Persons wishing ar
ueleS IN nus hne, will save money by giving him
call before Purchasing elsewhere. > -
Watches, Clocks and JeweIry carefully ra-
paired, and warranted according TO quality:
my u lY. -.---,-t -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-22

THIs remedy has won for itself such notoriety
nom its cures Of every variety of pulmonary disease
dences Of its virtues in any community where It
has been employed. So wide is the field Of its use.
fulness, and so numerous the cases Of Its cures,
In persons publicly known, who have been restored
nom alarming and even desperate diseases Of the
lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority
rent to escape observation and where its virtues are
known the public no longer hesitate what antidote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous efteo.
TO our climate. Not only in formidable attacks
upon the lungs, but for the milder varieties Of
COLDS, CouaHs, HoARsENEss, &c. and for chill
DRRN It is the pleasantest and safest medicine that
can be obtained.
AS It has long been In constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people its quality is kept up to the best that it
has been, and that the genuine article is sold by
lanes q Bro. CIarksburg, and dealers in med
cines everywhere. apo Am
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-22
Lentherl LeatherI
Patent Medicines.

JAMES q BROTHER, opposite the Court.
- house, ClsrkseuFg, keep constantly on hand
u dieines, which they will sell cheap for cash-
oels1y 49, s--'
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-22

aE4.T The Horace Waters Pianos are knsxrn5 "a I,
among the very best. We arc enabled to spoak
,denoe, from personal knowledge of their excol.
lent tone and durable quaity."-N. z. Evange.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
N. MEswN. Auctopser
Rf BANGS, MERWIN a. Co. Tr,dss.,.

- Rooms. No lSPEk.rUw
Int RsbAf EVENING. o.. IS .6 o'cloct
history isses sosssrey Poetry Mecicia- senerI ls
eiataEe 50 cole. ;iot Of 81 grsvius. Ac
FRIDAY AFTERNOON De- - :, o.,,.,
CURIOUS AND VALUABLE sOoks-Ths r.u,io L., =
tne Library oi TIE lat, Herman Lud-x LID ecuaprps
nae coi'cnon OF choice ~oiks Oh h,hsoaxy Bsr..s,
BeosIsphy. ATeIisn History rvrl. Clas.i. sci.res.
A'" s. .TIpn.T sTTv sS Sss educ. are uos 'esdy.
PRIVATE LIBRARY OF RAeE AND CCRiJfrs Rooxs
-On OfrItal anEuss-. Hebrew, ucluein an, $50. -,
Of the Bible 1slmunics Literature Hi..oty ana r,
sue valuable eiiti of the Cascs M.dae .sd Ss,
gey SD variety OF scarce Books in seoesa Ltsture IA
Catalogue. usyt ~ hse at the SAe.rooms
MONDAY NOSNlNG, oec y. a; II o'clock.
OIL PAINTINGS ANCIENT AND MODEAN-C,mpr.,,.
ma the yertsbe pro6uctr Of disting old N.-r
a.c cttcs co ectoI o the work Of eminent uoa-ra a..
Gotta cues ready The pcturss -xhibtnn AL
the srst nsreciion Is iuvi'rc rre ogg. "a. tacs.
collection Of du,.hle ENGLISH ENGatN lNGS u,a, Il
then sita.s proofs sao proofs before letter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
Amueements.

A cADEMYd ON or MUSIC; a,ss FESTIVAL.
In AID Of the FUND # ths
MOUNT VERNON ASSOCIATIONS.
Tse Executive Committee Of the Moan Vernon A'oe'a'!ou
h''' 'a' honor to 'n@iRsHS GRasp -; yssrIy,L
SATURDAY DecernberIs.
WEDNESDAY, Decsn5e.2 q
BRAMATIo ENTERTAINMENTS,
TABLEAus WANTS.
CONCERT A LA MUsAaD.
gwen IN toe
combined IN ore in'elega eiI va. ben. f'se oHetas
the or.v N.tiousl shrin. IN America.
The eminent and worthy Of or New Yo't families havs
published fast q. received.
III, Con 'sve tie honor Announce that tie follow
see, ,'ioi for the the MOUNT vERN0S FESTIVAL:
OpERATIc ARTIST
Mons COLsON Madame CARADORT.
ARTHUR r. NAPOLEON. The ceebrAed Pianist
MATILDA HERoS' '"'''' N'''Si Mr. C. n. sIyCLAiR.
BIOS BoURc,cAULT,
Ne. J. II. ALLEN. Mr. ]. IL. ALLEN,
auc The following Lacie- G-ntcmen from
WALLACK's THEATEK
'n' viii appear BY iss s; tn& d. PeJs.;i.IIn %a1I.cK. {;
~ & LEsTZR wALLAcK' ~. yHaS aN gRpTaHAa' ghp Ida
81 81 Il T. ~ 5. PHILLIPS, NOW H. SLOAN
n. NJ. sha44aN, sseE gasS0S NJ: M;: sEasSs. sFGsS
'N' y p''r-''M Ms..f. DIVINE .pd MOORE.
the following ladies' R iqa sols sc9,,Tsi 9nFsTyR 5GT
Ms JULIA DAILY, MsAoA CLIFTON.
CARROLL ~ HbCkIs ySss Nj NJ H. H56P 6; 59PRoAS'
Nj b WHITING Nj il c JORDAN,
Al' the i'i%c5sIf %co5sIfpANrEs or MlxsrnELs
cave C" c.mpBELLs 81 i1s' AsD " BKYaSTS MISsrRELs
fu ia.,e al distribution vial be usde Of uobe r.,
10 nce 'iye 70 paste largely Of the 9ttGA es. beyond
tie merits Of eterisunent few vii visit the festival w1
bearing co-sn; in their breasts the pleasant s-n'- that
each soottoutrg SON. mite 'owad mn'aions in'iol..s
the Zone and Il the Am.icau ~ho died ctide's ths, he
nston might csil him Father
SCALE OF PRICES:
ticket emitting the holder TO admission 10 the Ball Dramatic
Enteranet and Concert for the three days for one per
son.:
Ticket TO the Dramatic EortsiDmen: only day and
Ana In order th., a. ae. Of the community may have sn
opportunity Of contributing t5n mite TO tb. act Of nsoas
homage they have determined 20 place the pc- Of admission
for the Monster Concert the nominal of..25 cents
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE SALE or TICKETS.
Ticket. the may obtained the o,wns places
Duncsr. sLerusn 4 Co.'S win.lo~, Lsn'er Co.'S,
Hc%i.nd HHSys rns2. 3. G.Sin~sm WEE WEE. T5es,e
one Of the Mouu'Vernon Fs;,vn en- GSoes[ per-, a'''1'
A.T. stss%i { Coz. Genio. s.as~'
sibelrs Arthur L-ary'. 81 Beaver s.,
H. II Leeds Co.'S, Schsr-uherg S Llis's,
Barfholps Sewing Machines. No. 489 Brosvay.
ant 81 the foilo~ principal notes;
Everett House Met p5tsn St. Nicholas Asor Prescott,
Clarsndon Denis. Uu.on plare Howard L. Delmouicos,
international Stevens House, Bresoert House. L,sge
And =. the principal Office Acadefy Musi ali bust
ness appertain ing to the Festival will transaced.
BROOKLYN.
Davies corner Of Fulton aud C ut"nsts. w w Rose No
1f2 Atlantic Dikusons drug store Of HeGry aud
Al antcsts Perepoit House: Mansion House froxs No.
23 Futon Birch. LbrarisI Of the Naval Lyceum
Navy Yso. A,o Ioui the Ladies OF the Executive Comme
al Floor Ma,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

O,A;sT 5 HoFsg As,,sas~r- No. y. sr..,.,,

O.,isL :. HoVGH. Auc'icne-r CEoe NJ ~ s,,.,
A tClloN NOTICE -Peremptory sale of IN
"A tn rch ane co.', Lo q. contained ia 70. rive,
n !" lth.t, o+iw-~n Roadway snd Sh.u THis ~
t7tlf"s!) Dec - At u. PIE is.ly Tai. "a, . ~.
wor ne -tten'ion OF to putar Elo- ara Al !
Furui-ur-. t-coia'iors ~of. u Art sc ,ui-.or 4,
nou esespn- partial .st from tie cs,aIo,u, 4.
jc ed. '' sse
In .hc Basement inll suites Of Diains Ro IN rg,,;
tVsrsisr 1stie. Buh,ts SD Chairs 20 r,. h b.. 5.
r Of Ki,ohru Uteu.l'. Chm. Dun-r Al H., !. ,s
wNe Casters, spons t,rs Liglor Ch-.,, Isof, & ,,t
c.; Gss. ald Botemau Wsfe. sale pi-,!yr d. .so.s ~
qureo of every pure has.r
IN he Parors Velvet CAres three Rosewood s, a.,
ara Hal f'sk,ies Pi,t Gh,s-s Center rabss -, CO.,
snd tsu ui.,, BrrJx.. Cocka NAs-s sne Paintrs, -"
Certain onchs. Bookcsse. sad Library S-c-t,e ro.s
Ro--woct Piano. tue Tagr,sing..
In ne Chemeers nor carved Rosewood BAis..x
strtap' & umocss S.a. Couches Chain. Caro~. n,so
tedsts sd sc 10 pure csfei Hsir Mattresses. a-e i.
house. ss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
4 CCTlON NOTICE.-Large SALE Of elas,,.
~ HOT-s.HOID gIfRNfrTpv p,r.rT.,s nSa1t

a hOl sthoLD FIRN!IURE. PANfl NGS PLAZA
tuRTt, &c "A. :. BYSARD Agc,ioae~s ~ii sell ra,s
DAY tIhui:esy 81 the re.o-us- N. T. W..t ssA,
nea o,hs. HOT SKIOLD FURNITURE consisting Of p,,s
SUITS Bookcs.-. Ceuter rsbis Tustsa sIa c.,
Ssu'er $40 Sofa It'es Piano se S,Na,y Na.-. c.-sa
Go s rro, L-oe Curtains Sc Bureaus B.d.,-.i. M
anos H2r M,tGe.s~s bo.ers piiosss SHEET.
sofa no'ker' Arm Casr shsi-s Eteu, on T.ese 49,
sictch ohnS res sets Cut Glass Ivory haud.- kuvs ~
Forss Silver Plated Csser. ard many arid :, too nun -
required q a. pefsoEs. 'p9
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
Gao. G H.yDocx, Aactioueer.

Gao. e FANDoCN Auctioueer.
I ARGE SPECIAL SALE of FRENCH and
II GERMAN FANCY GOODS-RoBHar HAYDOcx
~i sell THIS DAY, AZ his Sale, oom No 5I Brasass, "a IL
O'clock French Dor e.u g,h, decorated Ornrr sx r, .
Nss.s So. roh Cut Glss slyerpsd Tea And c. S~ss
Jru. Sc Frtpch snd GrrsD Fancy Goods French ,oclc
Accordion H. Toys Porremona!e. in great vsre, aud ey-y
description Of Fancy Arsbles for Holiday Trade.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
1 Roc,Rr Anctioueer

J FOGNKr. Nnftlourrr
BY \ BOGsRr-Sal,sroom, No North Wtltamd
- Is. WILL SELL, by order OF the Assignee,
kCs on the PREMISES No. Is ftnay. on TUESDAY, Des
1855 at o'clck IN, % elegant sDg. and double fodsi
cofneT,d 81 aud octave r0-esoOd Piano FJlt- A. the M
in.rn perfect oGdet snd OF svlndi tone ant tn
OF ID. stuck of the celebrated
ate firm of Grow Cr,topbe JAS T.. kE LEY As,ne&
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

LiTCHEfELD, CoDu., N1v = Sh.
I ITCHFIELD BANk-The Hon. William w.
Ellsworth Judge OF the supreme Court Of Errors OF me
State II Connecticut limited a2piurf four mon
from the December, A. 1885, for the etors o the
Ltchhed Bank preen thtir respective ca 10 tue undrr
sueo who bave spp,u,ed BY 4d; Receivers Of the
effects aud property of said Bank .
The therefore hereby notify TIE creditors Of said
Ltchted Bank = present their claims ne to 'h-
the Receivers, Lit hfei HsrSiuton ~ilIa tas ue
bui,ed and allowed as herein named.
FRANCIS T.. HARRISON, Eec.iv.r,
ABlJAH CAILlN,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
HENRY Il LEEDS Auc,ion.er- 'alssroom No D Nsssu-A
DARE and COSTLY PAINTINGS BY Artists

IL
DARE and COSTLY PAINTINGS by Artists
IL q toe highest celebrity
BtNRi Il LEEDS c. will sell at auction 90 THURS
DAY Dec It, 1883 at O'Clock In the Gal-y Ii. sale
Ioom No. Nasssut private collection q PA,NtNGS u
the q. ct 5erch- desc pti n. selected ty s-asmsa ~l
known Ats durug -oioum IN England france Bsls
uu sud Germany forming complete -
CosMOPoLirAN oK ART CtsiNET,
,aliv the whole Of which purchased direct from the
~ those aud will De so1 ~ltt Manly
ualty. Among the 40 thu department Of
AMERICAN ART,
viii BE- found fine work by ire late Thomss Cole distributed
40 o. by tie American Art Uuion with e,le. BY
uuu,iugtor. Page, and others
OF tie ENGLIsH SCHOOL are ;hree OF tie highly prs1
LAuds, spcs f Nm Shsyer,
Also ausserpce b. George Cole purchased a the L,ndcs
Auuua xhi7ioU of 1851 vito Others by Panorc Meadow
Montsgu., Uill Nck-rs ind Others
THE BELGIAN HOOL is vel represented BY the px
tre. Of De keSs-r rlermsus Heiri, Dlrns saa HiELs
Nrrhoeven, i.eyperf, Crimson, Comet aud ether.
OF ,hs ,hools OF DC sSELDORf, MUNICH Gf ORES
DEN choice Paintings BY Guido. schmidt Mseoheune
or, OF Munich Lueser Bu'khardt ana Other aS as,no
ton ,.,D
The collection vii, BE- On view IN Gallery on fslDAS
Dec until of sale We cordially iagite ladies' sh
geriue and lovers # the ss TO inspect this
il Opportunity Of obtaining AZ p1ohs sss
sutneL,ic pailtiIgs cf similar value
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
r. r z A T + A l K
NTBLO'3 CAT EN -
IT, SOCIETY FOR TIE CARE OF AGEo ASO IN
FIRN-lr .2i have As-1 for SIX the
ENTIRE GROUND FLOOR
NJ. NIRLO,s BUILDINGS.

IN
Of
Mr. NIRLOs BUILDINGS,
ara vii op-u toe mot .Kt-osF- fAlk o 'he
known finest sp-ciens oi az ana me
ohsus sbv together h s-nl. Of ladies' "A sny work
Bs.fl sre. Ihes- IL D. OF exhibition VITA
the ant ~ the producer sifud.
IL vii vary tar F.rs q the Anerie,n ln,t.nt,
Of the Uuou -kbbrE IA D.. awarding tue -x7i0 ~.
peuiun and 81 b- stock BE- on sAe-in- icais 6s 81
sppfopfsted 20 the Above object
Commits. be- for past enEx-1 IN procuring
specimens .ad Laye rs. - ith GREAT 81 CESS. .
PoLs wishing contribute Articles vii please ..nd - IN.
bs,b snre u y bios O.rd-n cosDy str-- MONDAY
NORNIrG Dc. ~ The Committee Of Supervision vii
receive them
VIII. the Exhibition will ssort s.tsctoa 20 'p~c.or'
vii opportunity % c1utisus tn- ,.-t y the
aged and ingp IN Tie purchase Of HOLIDAY PRE-ENT5
Pease delay your pur bases until VOC visit tie far All
good. vii b. sold al
REGULAR RETAIL PRICES.
Aou..0p * cents tickets f-csn De Obtained 81
the Meth d,.. Book lol NO. Mulberry de,srs Wn
Hall Sor. Muse Store. Park piYe aud BrostFW;
C. LII Ih. Chiu. Store. Nos 5Sl and s3 Broadway W
Dodd Pubfh.r No SO Broadway Rsynors Bookstore, No
10 BoWery; Vsn Bl.kIk, Druggist, No - Greenwich
81, e. Il the Hensg-rs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
lIAnAME SAUYAGEArs DANClNG ACAD

WI FsY No 6tj BrosdNsy j. rt.y Jay Ald
A. ~, f,siorabr bsnc-s AID ad taught in d. L-ssns
Nc teaching b, sy,tcn - s,se even t'rne t-s .
.fDsrsely Gfano So.rts TO-NiOHc trou oc.ol u; H.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
!, -. po,pD % DTRFCT-

AT meeting Of the BOARD o. DihEO :
n Oss of the kEW-JERSEY zinc COMPANY 'e1d
RUS DAY DIVIDEND Of FOURPERCENr sss c.s,ea AZ 4
or ~. Pr,t4rred Stock and THREE AND HALF TN
F Mt oil 70, Common STOCK Of the Con- oany bn psysn en
s ..r tte Sd dsy January The o5ot o. zee No'
n,nv W be closed from the 2h inst 20 srusry iufi-
f flou, s.utrmru elected officers ot ne company
snT ,bs .n.rlpf y-,r: HENRY AlrkEN Presden;; H.
EARIIN Treasurer and Secresry By order u me oosi
'"'''' A LATlMER WALLACE sec'ets;y
Jer..v CIV Dac. g. 1889.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

GREAT FAIR and EXHIBITION
"
AMERICAN UNION.
The Board % Msn.g u the American Union take pleasure
In annouDc, very large portion OF the floor aid wall
spsoe Of the extensive building
No. 90 BROADWAY,
ha, BY Inventors sni Exhibitors and that the
GALLERY or VINE ARTS
l. beipg rapidly filed elegant PsntingS Stat1ary he
Attractive and interesting sces oonstsnty
from ali con, Of the country and veler interest Is mani
stec the public generally thar the ost nI1ine e rds OF
the epierpris% 9 tii ipsted
TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. q,
hsa been f1ed upon
THE OPENING NIGHT
which occasion In addition the usual attractions OF we'll
arranged Fair,
INTERESTING ADDRESSES WILL BE DELIVERED.
music
will gven fun bands the direction OF popular
Conductor and other entertaining features will De sdd-d wh
will ti. The beautiful and satisfactory air held
in Sew-Yort.
By order Of the Boa,d Of MsnaeI
II. WINFIELD vice-Presdent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
G utlrrp, dar0mdre, &l.

GRAY, BROTHERS. Manufacturers and Pro
~ pre-or. Of HIDES GRIPPING ECCENTRIC SCREW
WRENCH. r Maenns,. and Gas filters No 50 seesnanst
GRAl. BROTHERS, No. % Beekm ,n-st.-
~ Newly Inverted Graduating DOOR and GATE SPRING
the pie cheap and efficient Door Closer world
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

i TIE SHEEP. SWINE aud POULTRY.
By the AMERICAS INSTITUTE,
open the New YORK rser.s, c1rn-r of bh, snd
59tl... suo vii he continued open WEDNESDAY THtN>-
DAY sad FRIDAY 18Th 1915 ard 18th cav. Of Dscemoer
Admission = Tbe Complimentary sad Member Tekets
will adm, o. tits Exhibition.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
Dantins Ataosmies.

A d DOD W o K T II
IA DANCING ACADEMIES,
No $50 Broadway. New York
No. ~ Montague pi,ce Brooklyn
Now open for ,be ,,,
MONDAYS, THURSDAYS, TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS,
T. Bro.lyn.
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS IN New York
AFTERNOONS fer LADIES sud CHILDREN,
EVENINGS for GENTLEMEN
Puuil. us commence
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

The
ANNUAL ELECTION Of DIRECTORS Of the Company e
,r.ad 70 BE- held eighth e.y Of December rex ana VIZ
- rropen-d too morning Of CRsDAf ne nuto asJ W
December rext GlLbEhI Il "'i~'oN st-s'He-
OvTIcE OF THE CLEyELASo AND PirrssvsSH X: n eo'
CLEyELASu. Nov is, 1873.
A1OTICF ia hereby given that the ANNUAL
~ MEETING Of the khodes of this Company for the
election Director. and transaction of ots -. W. 9
,ed 81 the Office Of the Company in Cleveland on "EpaE
DAY the 9Th day Of January next az II O'Clock s. m
The Transfer Books viii be closed on the 3n - oe.
and open the 9Th January. L. hOCh"f fLL oecy.
NEW CREEK COMPANl.-An ADJOURNED
II meeting OF the suoliers OF ns Company oe hsld
Al heir caire No 81 Wsnuts Ptisaelphis On "EDNrs-
DAY Jan s. 1854 a. II ocock on qgs.,iop ~ Po'dnS 0'
seb. or a. ~ ~ p.rty f. MtRINO Jr Secretary.
NIARINERs SAVINGS BANK, No. ] Third
,y,rue cerrer Of seventh stree-Dep site made or
be h- December Will bear interest from .s Jsou.y
At The rate per % 700 snf Incer scd
per cent larger Bank daily tom m -
?. m Wedl esday aud saturday evening", tom 20
O'Clock. ThOMAS d ollLLhaN' ffe"uen''
CIV 2 ". asIs, asSs; vioe-prerdeu''.
Isaac { SMITH. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

CALIFORNIA STATE BONDS.-INTEREST
~ COUPONS due lst Of January 1859, California StA<
Bonds COLLECTED OF PURCHASED by
WILLIAM HOGE 4 Co, No. ~ Wsust
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
Go Ubom it map Gontern.
proreries, prcpis,ons, 81

EDWARDS's celebrated WASHINGTON HAM:
IL constantly OIL hsna, aud Tor sale BY .
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
jusnuctlon.

EANIIY ROARDING-SCHO At Sterling,
Ms.--sorf ful p>fticu,,is r-fer = BAhrlETr No.
~ E,..sxsY. OF L. lie Pnlcpal WM y T. WILLARD
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

a t.
~ ANNUAL FAIR. Tho Auiiserary Addrc.. will oe o.
Nt-f,d D, ,h. H. JAMES pKApN 81 The Cooper ln.ti-
tst., o. THURSDAY EVENING Dec. i6 at I oea-k- Ad-
mission free. rcbe,s st the door.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
financial.

AI.ERr II. NicoLsY, Auctio on--r. -
DY ALBERT III. NICOLAI-pifce. No.
ID Bfosi-st.-REGuLAR AUCTION SAILS q STOCKS
and BOSDs the Mere osns trchsng-, EVERY DAf.
so, Bond. bought and oa private sar, asd :hs
Board Of Brokfr
SALE THIS DAY 70, o'clock See 's'slosae
OyFicE oF THr Morris AMERICAN sIS. Is S,'cf Co.
No. = WALL 81, NEsfoEk. Dee. 3, lss
nIVIDEND.-The Board ot Directors oi this
Cerupary hsy- th. Gay declared ssMl-ANNUiL Di'l
DEND Of EIGHT PER CENr the capt. stot payable oE
demand. '" hLt'IhhN S-crraly.
PASS Piss NsCEsNCE CosFssN.
No 81 Brosivsy Part place, \. Y, Dec. IS, lS3
dividend. The Board of Directors of this
corr.pv hsvr De- Jared Smi nusl Dvicent Of TN
Un PR CFST psyshl. suc ster 81 JAruay ueNt ins
er Be- Is VII be closed e. ih ms 20 = J>acary IN
elusive. : % - - 0--''
VANANDAIGUA and ELMlRA RAILROAD.
,.-tur Il III. holders of the tirs. Mrssg- boads o
,rs C.uspesi.rs and Eirs Ca,e CsnsndtSA sf Cornns
R.srss paw Will D. hed al the once OF CLAhh ~
POTTER esd No 81 Wat Nsw-torA, on me Ioa ol Dr
zen b@r INST AZ Action vii be Aheu q this meeoai
-, ,bs fr,rs cro.i.ion Of rhe le snd important
70 the interests Of boudhoder 70 De frpr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07

The singular anomaly that a man who be-
lieved in the Old Testament but not in the
New, could not sit in the British House of
Commons, while men who VIGOROUSLY did
not believe in either were admitted without
question, has disappeared, and another relic
of foolish conservatism Of old forms, whose
substance had long departed, has gone. Moth
ing could be more absurd than the idea that
the Christian religion was liable to suffer from
the admission OF Jews to Parliament, where
there have always been more or less infdels
who would have taken the oath con the true
faith" of a Mahometan or a Pagan as readily
as upon 'the true faith of Christian" 1t
was very strong law that shut out only the
conscientious men and let the others in. The
reluctance with which the House of Lords
yielded point of so little Importance. was
rather remarkable, considering how manv
more concessions have been made to popular
rights and common sense; and the persistence
with which the illiberal absurdity was held on
to yielded only to the apprehension that the
House of Commons would do of itself what
the upper House refused to Join in sanction
ing. There could have been no other termin-
alton to the struggle, had the Lords held on,
and such termination would have lett the
upper House without remedy. and would
have weakened its power and it's prestige
Providence Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07

SMILEs.-Nothing on earth can mile but
man Gems may flash reflected light: but
what is diamond-fash, compared to an eve.
Hash! flowers cannot smile. This is charm
which even they cannot claim. Birds cannot
smile, nor any living thing. 1t is the preroQ-
alive OF man. 1t is the color which love
wears, and cheerfulness and joy-these three.
1t is the light in the window of the face, by
which the heart signifies to father, husband,
or friend, that it is at home and waiting. A
face that cannot smile is like bud that can
not blossom, and dries up on the stalk
Laughter is day and sobriety is night and
smile is the twilight that hovers gently
between both, more bewitching than either.
But all smiles are not alike. The cheerful
ness of vanity is not like the smile of love.
The smile of gratifed pride is not like the ra-
dance Of goodness and truth. The rains of
Summer fall alike upon all trees and shrubs.
But when the storm passes, and on every
leaf hangs drop, each gentle puff of wind
brings down pretty shower, and every drop
brings with it something of the nature of the
leaf or blossom on which it hung the road
side leaf yields dust /; the walnut leaf, bitter.
ness some flowers, poison while the grape
blossom, the rose, and the sweet briar, lend
their aroma to the twinkling drops, and send
them down perfumed. And SO it is with
smiles, which every heart perfumes according
to Its nature-sel6shness is acrid pride, bit.
ter; good will, sweet and fragrant.--Hcnrv
Ward Beecber.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07
FROM MINNIE NJ.

DOUGLAS AND LINooLN,-The Galesburp
(Ill') Democrat thus sketches the Senatorial
competitors in that state:
Judge Douglas started from Chicago on last
Friday to rehearse his popular sovereignty
lesson to the people along the railroad, The
Judge no doubt thought he should have a
glorious time of it, as Lincoln would not be
near him to contradict his lies. But on his
arrival at Bloomington, Abe was there looking
Just as tall and ugly as when he laid little
Dug, out in Chicago. At Springfield, he
imagined he should have a comfortable time
again under the cooling shade Of Edwards
Grove-but even that classic retreat was no
retreat for him, for like the ghost of Banouo,
Lincoln was ever rising up before his imaein-
alton to trouble him and on Saturday even
ing after the Judge had concluded his speech
not the ghost-but the live Lincoln appeared
and tore to pieces before his ewes the finely
woven theory of popular sovereignty.-Lin-
coin is truly thorn in the Giants flesh. and
he Will continue to trouble him until be quits
ms false positions or else quits the United
States Senate, which is most probable. The
light between Douglas and Lincoln is both
amusing and exciting. Lincoln is always in
good humor, and carries his audience with a
storm of laughter; while Douglas, like the
man in whom the evil spirits were confined,
is ever foaming and raging with madness.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-07

Few persons, especially, perhaps, Of the
many young ladies who practise the very
pleasing art Of modelling fruits, flowers, &C.,
in wax, at all suspect the poisonous nature Of
the coloring matter of the wax which thew
handle SO unsuspectingly. The white way.
for instance, contains white lead the green
copper the yellow, chrome yellow; the
orange, chrome yellow and vermiilion--stron0
poisons all while many other kinds Of wax
are equally poisonous, and, therefore, danger
Gus. Several cases are known, in which
young ladies have been attacked with partial
paralysis Of the hands and arms, after having
devoted much time TO the practice Of model.
ling. ur