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II IFE OF WASIiINGTON-By
IL Washington Irving. beautifully illustrated ana
bound Also Irvins's Vignetts u mo with engray.
ings,b P0RTRR& sons.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
Guard. OF Charles J. Bowel ct all

By virtue OF an order OF. sale in the above en-
titled cause. issued out Of the Court OF Common Pleas
Of TrumhulI County, Ohio, to me directed and ds.i
vered. l have levied upon and shall exno-e TO public
sale AS the law directs a, the door Of the Court lions
in Warren, in said County. on
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- hN AT I'm the I0n iDSt-. Inc
" subscriber will be prepared TO furnish Matches
to Merchants and Pedlers. at prices TO srit the times;
latch shop 90 Qiinhy Hill. in the old Quinn, stare
Houss. up status. (The lower story for ren,)
Warren. Nov 10. s5S-u JIG r. TLpR
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IS. POPULAR TRADE.
1858.

A lr,ys stock Of RIBBONS. eSi1 o
HOSIERY. &C. EDWARD Z HoYr. = CO.
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claimants al whose instance the same is is.
sued shall bc required by the State Depart.
ment 10 enter into stipulation Of caution,
with good security, in such form Us the Pres
iient may direct, to pay all damages that
may cnsue from tho execution OF said writ
10 any parties. ia case that on the trial Of
said cause in said District Court the claim
upon which the same was made should ap
pear by proofs adduced on said trial other
than these adduccd before the Court of
Claims. TO be unioundei, or that thc amount
claimed in said letter is exorbt,nt, u ccrti-
fled copy oi which stipulation shall be all
nexed 10 saii letter Of rcprisal,
SIC. 10. That the originals or certified
copies Of the paper and document relating
TO said claim in the Department OF State
and also said letter OF rcprisal shall be al
mitted as proof in said trial In said District
Court. and II the Judgment OF said Court
shall be against such claimants, aud decree
OF restoration be made TO the defendants,
damages sustained 10y the defendants, and
enter summarily judgment for the same
upon said stipulation against the parties
thereto, and award execution or other pro.
per process, according 10 the course Of such
Court, for the collection thereof. with costs
for the benefit Of said defendants.
SKo. II. That upon the condemnation
Of any property seized by virtue OF such
letters Of reprsal, the samc shall he sold 10
satisfy the claim which may he sdjudgcd 10
be due. together viii, all costs aud EXPENSES
resulting thefeirom, and the costs Of said
suit, and the prooccls appropriated under
the orders Of said Court 10 the satisfaction
thereof and the rest due, il any, restored 10
the defendants.
SEc. II Tha, the parties IN said suit
shall be entitled To Appeals 90 the Circuit
Court Of the United States upon the same
principles and whatsoever, IN ease oi similar
amount, such appeals could be had in eases
m prin.
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sponsible. II is the earnest hope oi the
committee that the course that Government
may adopt may he OF q character TO satisfy
the just demands Of tho Government, and,
at the same time, TO furnish a guarantee
against the repetition of the offence Moth.
ing short Of this, in the opinion Of the com
mlttce. can be compatible with peaceful re-
lations between the two countries.
In the present posture of the affair, there
fore, the committee iorbcar from recon.
mending any additional legislation to enable
the President to protect American vessels
on the high seas from the aggressions Of
foreign powers But they will not forbcar
the declaration that such legislation must
he promptly supplied, should the result show
il is needed TO afford instant and full imuu-
nifty to vessels engaged in lawful commerce
on the high seas from all arrest, molestation
or detention, made under any pretext OF
from any quarter
In conclusion, the committee recommend
the adoption Of the following resolutions
ResoIrsd, (as the judgment OF the Senate,)
That American vessels on the high seas IN
time OF peace, bearing the American flag, re
man under the jurisdiction of the country 10
which they belong, and therefore any Wis
itation, molestation, or detention Of such yes.
sells by force, or by the exhibition Of force, ON
the part Of o foreign power, " IN deroga alton OF
the sovereignty OF the United States
Rssoirsd That the recent and repeated VIC.
ations Of this immunity, eommi tied by vessels
of war belonging 20 the navy OF Great Britain
in tho Gulf Of Mexico, and the adjacent seas,
by firing lnto lntorrupting, and otherwise for.
clbly OBTAINING them on their voyage, requires,
IN the judgment OF the Senate, such uneluiyo-
cal and final disposition Of the subject, by the
governments OF Great Britain and the United
States, touching the rights involved, as shall
preclude hereafter the occurrence Of such ag
gressions.
Rssolpsd That the Senate fully approves the
action Of the Executive IN sending IA naval
force into the infested seas with orders "to pro
tect all vessels Of the United States on the high
seas from scarcL OF detention by the vessels Of
war Of any other nation" And II Ia the opin.
ion of the Senate, that, If IL becomes nccessa-
ry, such additional legislation should he sup.
Piled in aid OF the Executive Power a. Will
make such protection etiectual.
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VOL. X--NO. 10.
song or THE SEWING MACHINE.
BY GEORGK 4. NORRIS.

I'm the Iron Needle Woman.
Wrought OF sterner stuff than clay;
And, unlike the drudges human,
Never weary night nor day;
Never shedding tears Of sorrow,
Never mourning friends untrue,
Never caring for the morrow,
Never begging work 10 do.
Poverty brings no disaster
Merrly glide along,
For no thankless, sordid master.
Ever seeks to do me wrong
No extortioners oppress me,
No insulting words | dread
I've no children TO distress me
With unceasing cries for bread
I'm of hardy form and feature,
For endurance framed Alright;
I'm not pale misf0rtune's creature.
Doomed life's battle here to tight
Mine a song of cheerful measure,
And no under.currents flow
TO destroy the throb Of pleasure
Which the poor 40 seldom know.
IN the hail hold my station.
With the wealthy ones Of earth,
Who commend me to the nation
For economy and worth,
While unpaid the female labor.
In the attic chamber lone,
Where the smile of friend or neighboT
Never for a moment shone.
My creation il blessing
TO the INDECENT secured,
Banishlng the cares distressing
Which 80 many have endured
Mine are sinews superhuman.
RIBS of oak aud nerves OF steel
m the Iron Needle Woman
Born to toll and not TO feel.
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Urau--It turns out that Brigham Young
was only playing po~am when be invited
Gov. Carnmings to Salt Lake City. A dis.
match from Camp Scott on the 9th ult.
state that Gov. Cumming. has been expel-
led from Salt Lake City, and that the Nor
mons are again In arms, determined 10 ~
rs, the army " the last Col. johnson has
probably before nov been attending TO their
case.
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NEw- received from Wa.hiagtou of the
date u la't Tuesday ia Of rnnch importance
The j0nt resolution authorizing the Presi-
d~nt % take such rncssur.s sgsins, Para
gusy A. The refusal u tha, RepgbIie %
make PREPARATION fr firing into ,hs United
stats stear'r wa.Sr Witch may demand
pass. ,he Hou- ,te day preyioas. a. !; sas
reeeived from 'be Senate. by vote Of rs
70 70 THIS u virtually a dscisa,ion of
~s' AzainS, Paraguay
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A spirited Am.,sesn Sea Captain.

FROM hs n Y Herald. jnns l.
Capt. Bartlett, of the lost ship Clarendon
I has furnished inc with the following pnrtc
ulars OF gross outrage pcrTetratcd upon
| himself. his vessel and the United States
while he lay NJ anchor IN the outer harbor
Of Sagua la Grande, on the second Of May.
by her Britannia Majostys steamship HUI
zard Before giving his account, let me
correct the statement made with reference
to the boarding Of twelve American vessels
in Sagua, by British war steamer The
steamer was not the rtys. Her Britanic
Majcsty's steamer I,uzard was the vessel
that sont her boat on board those vessels
The S,yx was cruising between Havana
and Key West a, the time Of the Outrage.
Here IL
cArTAIs uAarLgrrs Account
Ny vessel was at rnchor three miles from
tho port Of Sagua, in the outer barbor, re-
cciving cargo fof New York. At about
ten 0 clock in the morning Of the I'd Of May
the steamer Buzzard hove in sight seaward,
and rapidly approached tho harbor and cast
anchor half a cables length from my ship
Very soon after boat in charge of mid.
sbipmnn came alongside. Mounting the
side and approaching the captain on the
quarter deck. the ofioer asked, Are you
the captain Receiving an Affirmative an.
aver, the following catalogue ensaed:
M,DDY--l wins sent on board by tho com.
mander oi her Britannic Majca,y's steam
.bp Buzzard to examine the papers of your
ship.
Carr BARTLETT This ia an American
ship do not recognize your commanders
authority 10 make any such request
MrDpY-Don't you know that We have a
pass from your government to oesamlne your
sbl~.
Carr. I,AwLgrr--I wN not aware ol any
such authority having been given your gov
ernmen, bu, show me the pass and ] will
show my papers not before
MtpbY--fou will be made 10 show them.
Carr. BaHrLru--Not Wills ] have
charge of this ship.
The mi,lsbiprnan Dow returned 10 the
I;uzzsri soon after, the spanish national
flag was hosted on board tho steamr Fit
teen minutes elapsed when gun was fired
ani another boat left her side and headed
for the ship. The officer in command
jamped on deck. and approached Captain
bartlett who had 10 the interval got out his
arnament--six diIspidnt't rn'pkeis and an
unioaded Colts reYoyef-in ppmpous
manner declared himself TO b. the eommso
der Of her Britannic Mapstys steamship
Bazzard, and the Dialogue VAS resumed
CoxxAsDEg want 10 ace your papers ?
Carr. B--I do E0t recpgpizs your right 10
make any such demand. do not know
whether you are All English or Spanish msn-
ofsar. You show the colors of both M
tiOns.
CoxyAsDsH.--I can AL my colors "a
cbUae- Fnglish. spanish. or American.
Why did you not set your colors when you
saw a man of~ar approaching,
Carr. BI did not know whether you
were a maH-ofwar ~ not should Judge
yga % he pira,e from ycar sct'on-
CosxAsDEK. tpo'n;ing 70 The gold band
"a hIs sleeyej - Don't yoa ser the 'nagn'a Of
ny 0Nf hrrr
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From the Missouri Republican.
We have received from correspondent
the following list Of disasters 10 steamboats,
occasioned by the bridge at Rock Island.
during the years 1856, 1867. aud up 10 the
present time in 1S5S-since the bridge has
been in existence The list presents for
midable array OF accidents, aud the estlma.
ted loss by damage TO many Of the boats
was from S7000O TO $4,000. Only one
boat, the Ellie Alton, was total loss. The
disasters were attended with the total loss
Of twenty-five lives. They oil occurred in
daylight, with the exception Of that 10 the
Flora, in 1857. The Int is authcn,ic--t Ia
ken from the daily report books Of the
Islander and Argu.
The Fife Alton, lost May 9Th 1856 /;
Arizonia, May eth, lo56 Mansfield, June
10Th, 1856 Metropolitan, barge Injured,
June IL, 1856 Conewago April 6, 1857 /;
Editor. April 18th, 1857 /; Fanny Harris,
April 22d, 1851 Tennessee Belle, May
llth, 1857 Conewago, May 22d, 1855
Audubon, May 23d, 1861 Lucie May,
April 9th. 1856 General Pike, June eth.
1856 Ben Coursin Sept. 7th. 1856 War
Eagle, April 81, 1857 Rescue, April 81,
1851 Cremona, April 10Th, 1851 Gre
mona, April 10Th, 1857 Saracen. May |,
1851 Atlanta, Stay 18th, 1857 Keystone,
May 231. 1857: atlanta, May / OH, 1857 ,
Keystone, May 23d, IsJ7, Minnesota Belle,
June 3D., 1857 Flora heavily damaged,
Lancaster injured a, the wheel, July 9TH,
1851 Alhambra, Augus, 18th, 1851. Al
So the w. /. McClay, Rochester. Henry
Graf. Hamburg Grant, State and vi
mona, ln 1858, the Dew Drop damaged.
the Flora sunk, Audubon barge sunk, and
the Excelsior badly damaged, together with
several RATS, and two or three barges Of
stone. loaded for Davenport. lost.
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Az INTERESTING z EsTios 5ErrLED.--
The British House Of Commons has finally
yasseI The bin egslizing marriage with The
sister Of deceased wife. For sonie time
this interesting question has been agi,ated
in ecclesiastical bodies, and against TIC pso
pie. The church was against i, without.
as il sem 70 ". any sound reason. The
sister Of siie Certainly does not come With.
10 those bound, Of c0usanguiniiy-u -ua!e@s the
wife BE- a cousin. - somgilmcs happen
which it Is unW..e TO disregard. There il
no spiritual injunction fOtbiddiDg pch reIa-
iiousbip; and tle objection Is ope wholly Of
a moral character. even il a valid ot,e u
hat KIDD exists. The practice of intermar-
'are IN cd coantries, may justify more rigid
rules than prevail in this country bat lhe
common sense q the Eagli.h people has pre.
vailed . break down The restriction. which
va exceedingly har.h 10 - practical sp-
pl cation.
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REPORT or Mr.. MASON, OF VIRGINIA.
From ne COMMITTEE on Foreign Relations, made
10 The Senate, lIay -, ISIS.
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ID A TIE IT A c. E N C V


United StaIess Great Britain. France
And other European countries.
The Subscriber, PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
been for some years very successful in obtaining Pa.
ents.
He continues to make Models, ard to prepare specih
cations, Drawings, and all necessary papers, and pro
Patents in the United States and European coun
tries Foreign business condded only to trusty and re
rponsibie agents.
All business conAded to me vii. be promptly attended
10 at the L0sscs Casually 20 per cent lower than
the would be done by others in tine profession)
Being connected with the best Agents az Wash
ington, and making frequent trips there, am ena.
bed to keep thoroughly posted in all matters relating to
Patents and new Inventions, thus sordng the best fac
tiles for preliminary examinations, and advising Inven.
tors n regard to securing Patent for their Inventions
Inventors will find II to their advantage to put their in
Eentons into substantial form Model soon as prac.
hcabe ths frequently secures Patent in Of CUES
ton Of priority Of invention and consult reliable
person acquainted with the Patent Lsws and proceedings
the Patent Office. as 70 occurring their rights
All communications strictly confidential Advice IS to
mode Of proceeding given gratis. Preliminary exsmna
tons made, comparing inventions with those already pa
tented, in for the purpose or involving the
same principles and advice given the probability o.
obtaining patent in saving from fifty TO one
hundred dollars to the Inventor.
MODELS OF all Inventions that require them, made
to order upon reasonable terms and warranted to answer
the acquisitions Of the Patent Office.
Deeds OF assignments recorded at Washington Copies
OF Drawings Specifications and other papers in the Pa
tent 0fics obtained.
The Patent Laws, Reports Of Patent Cases. and othei
valuable works relating to Patents, together with com
pete list Of al the Patents record at Washington cal
be seen at my Office, free Of charge.
For further information, inquire OF
JAMES G. ARNOLD,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Worcester, Mass.
splsl Once at Mechanics Hall dswt
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BOSTON ADYERTISEMENTS.
A AMERICAN = FOREIGN PATENTS


SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
(Late Agent OF e. Patent Once Washington, under
the Act Of 1880
56 State ST.. opposite ktlby st-s Boston,
After an extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty years,
continues secure Patents IN the United satesi also in
Great Britain France, and other foreign countries
Caveats Specifications, Assignments, and al papers OF
drawings for patents executed on liberal terms and with
despatch. Researches made into American or Foreign
works. to determine the validity or utility Of Patents or
InventOnsand legal or other advice rendered N ali
matters touching the Copies Of claims Of any Pa
tent furnished by remittng one dollar Assgnmentsre
corded at Washington.
This Agency is not only the largest in New England,
but through il inventors have advantages for securing
patents asceTtsinng the patsntabiiy Of inventions,
unsurpassed by, if not immeasprahly superior TO- any
which be offered them elsewhere, The testlmonias
below given prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL Al
THE PATENT OFRiCE, than the subscribers and as
SUCCESS Is THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGE
AND ABILITY he would ado that he has abundant reason
to believe, and At Other Office OF the kind
the charges for professional services 80 Moderate
The immense practice Of the subscriber during twenty
years past has enabled him 70 accumulate vast oolec-
ton Of specifications and ofcai decisions relative to pa
tents These besides his very extensive library Of legal
and mechanical works. end full accounts Of patents
granted n United eates and Europe render him able
beyond question, to offer superior facilities for obtaining
patents.
An necessity Of journey to Washington to procure
patent and the usual great delay there are here saVsd
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
s'During the time occupied the Office Of Commissioner
n Patents r. Eddy, ESQ.,. Of Boston, did business at
the Patent Office Solicitor for procuring Patents There
few any persons acting in that capacity who had
much business before the Patent Office and there were
who conducted It with skill, fidelity, and sue
regard MIR. Bddy Of the best informed and
most skful Patent Solicitors in the United States and
have hesitation in assuring inventors that they cannot
employ person more competent and trustworthy and
capable CT putting their applications in form TO
secure for them early and favorable consideration ia
the Patent Office EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
From the present Commissioner.
"August II, 1855 During the time have held the
Office or Commissioner Of Patents, R. II. Eddy, ESQ, Of
Boston, has been extensively engaged in the transaction
of business with the Office, as Solicitor. He is thor
oughy acquainted with the law and the rules of practice
Of the Office regard hm as one Of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had off,
eial intercourse. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
Boston, Jan I. 1857. ieod&w1am
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Rev Mason CITY Missionary. President
VIM. Tyler, Esq. ...-....-...... Treasurer.
john Styles Secretary.
BOARD OF MANAGERS.
Rev Geo. C, Bancroft Rev Perez Mason.
Nm r. "lber, Esqr luke Baker, ESQ.,
'ohh z Priest, Esq, Aaron s. Hayward, Esq.
R. GREENE. 81. D..........................p ,,c,s,
L HUIoHISs, II D......................As Associate
This Institution vas established for thesuccessf treat
ment OF CASoERs. soRoFuL4. Humors Of the Mood . al,
Chronic Diseases upon the natural or Indian ase t
practice 1t has been in successful operation for several
years and the fruits Of its practice are ound in cs
curel in almost every togn and village in thu Ne 1
land states and ma cases from other parts Of the conn
try Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining the genuine ldar
practice, cautioned against placing themselves under
he treatment of any person net employed in this Office as
have agents either located OF travelling. ana are
not responsible for the nisdongs Of posors in this vi
cinity, or any other part pr the country.
DR. GREENE the Principal II this Institution, has for
the last 6neea Se4rs had constantly un Ter treatment
several hundred cancers most OF which had been
sgrayatee and extended either from being cut out with
out cleansing the blood, other improper treatment
until the patients nearly exhausted before they come
to him for relief
lie has cured many very aggravated cases of Cancers
without causing Nth part of the pain and suffering
which had been previously inflicted Hundreds OF such
be referred to- Fho no raise their voices
against such imposition and at whose especial request
We have made these remarks.
His treatment ceanses the blood and ezterninates the
cancer completely Fl the syaem and although patients
with their aggravated by wrong treatment,
he does not lose than out Of hundred cases.
Persons haUsng Cancers should aUau Themselves Of
| Or. GresHe's personal attention.
Most diseases such sorotua, Humors Of the Blood.
Diseases of the Throat and Lungs Dyspepsia Liver Com
p!aint Lropsy, Rheumatism, Heart Complaint Female
Complaints and the great variety Of forms in which the
human body is afflicted, successfully treated With med
cnes which be sent any pat of the would with full
directions very opinion Of such eases can be
formed upon remitiug answers to che questions
which may be found 10 the Indsn Areana ;" copy Of
| which will be sent free when requested
1t may be well to add that the buaness at this estab
shment is conducted upon the most liberal terms Itia
the practice With 10 require large sum in advance
for the "promis of cure" sc This course is seyrle
y condemned Oy The soeiety. At this institution, the
patients required to pay only the price Of the medi
ciuea neeed in their case cpt the Grst prescription
dollar being charged for recording the case and
giving the necessary directions.
The institution has just issued another edition or Dr.
Green's work "indiaHopatgy" or science Of Indian
Medicine, which may be Rad at Mr.. OHARLEs
oLARKEs Drug ore in Worcester or by mail from the
IssTlrgTa, Price u cents, d&vly ~ch2a
1 A L n o Tx A.
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad; at Junction Ticket
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