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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-09-09
KEYSTONE BRASS BAND

CaH.bOHn OilS
.INHE COAL AND CARBON OILS
IL are fast taking the place Of all other icles
for ilumi mating purposes. VIII lie it is the cheapest
lighI, IL s
PERFECTLY SAFEI
One gallon Carbon Oil will burn as long as Three
gallons burning fuid. the same time giving double
the amount of light. One Carbon Oil Lamp 10 equal
TO FIVE Candles. at the same cost
A variety of Lamps constantly hand. Fluid
and Oil Lamps altered to burn Carbon OIL.
Sold by ISAAC Il. PATTERSON.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-09-09
BELMONT COM. PLEAS COURT.
FAIL TERN, 1858.
n Hos. JOHN w. OKEY, JUDGE.

FAIL TERN, 1858.
~ Hox. JOIN w. OKEY, JUDGE.
IAMEs McCoxKEr,T. Tried to Court
vs.. and judg't for
lis. McCosKrY ST. ct. al.> Defts and vs..
Pltff. for costs.
C.&J. A. DAvrsrosr. Ex.} Tried to
p..1rr Hv.r, isds',. for
Deft. snd Va Pitts. foi costs.
SAMUEL BEnRr, } Partition of real
Ne. Betsy, e.:,IS
sloruowzs. TIFFANY & COP Decree for
VS.. sale of mort
I..z. H..norD, ct. al. } gagged pre-
yso. L. RusskL,1 Judgment VS.. Deft. for
,r.,.oS vs. ss'sss rs and costs
STATE OF; OHIo,) Indict. keeping room fo'
vs., sale of liquor. Dett
WIN. FLOYD, } plead guilty, sentenced
to psy . tine Of $50. and 20 days ir jail.
Txos. C. PAHKEn,l sl.ndsr-Trisd to juI,
ys. and verdict vs. Deft
K1r,es HAsEn, } for $500.
State of Ohio, ! Burglary. Verdict,
VS.. "Guilty."
FosyrR JAcKsoS.)
, Tros. BRoxroE,l Tried to Court e. Judg
vs neft for 90 Of an
p. BRxnHAIL. } costs.
4. G. MonsAs e. al.) Decree for Sale G
W. premises of Def
GEO. SUTTON & al. } SuTroE.
Mech. Savings Blk Of Alleghsny.) Judg
,s..s,,es st.te, g W. ,.r by de
- GILL & GARpEER. tau |
w.. Dslfs. for elss,s5 q costs.
b. NEssr q son,l Judgt. by default VI
er.L q GAnpsrx.} costs.
JAMES N. LEAxr,) Judgt. by default v
SO vs, Dsfts. fer 94s2,l4 on
GILL T. GAlpKER.) costs.
stste Of Ohio, verdics-Guilty ofAssau
-',' ~ w. sad Battery, fined $50 al
y ten. Coss. SIo days in Jail on bread
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-09-09

TPMessrs. Mum & Co. are extensively engaged
in procuring patents for new Inventions and will
advise inventers, without charge, in regard TO the
novelty Of their Improvement au26
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-09-09
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
PROSpECTUs.

VOL u M Z FO U r T EE N
BEGINS SEPTEMBER Il, 1883
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23
WORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, DECEMBER %, 1853

be ventured upon unless there was strong party
out OF doors giving the speaker their moral sup
port. Frnany. we MD even IN England
re.u.ci,stei reform agitation. and an all but
certainty that this question mus! now be kept
before Parliau ent, in some definite shape or other,
until a measure /. passed which vii alter ma
terally the balance OF PATHS. and thereby attack
the foundations If the venerable but rickety Brit
i.h Constitution.
Now. what is at the bottom Of this Uniform
and. so far, uncCmmonly harmonious mostmeat IN
almost al. the countries Of Europe wien the
Volcanic uphesyirgs 81 ISIS suddenly threw be-
fore the ewes Of the sstou,sbed beFa. middle classes
of Europe the cisnt specter Of an armed working
clsss. struggling for political and social emaheiPd'
ton. TIE middle classes TO whom the safe posses
sion Of their capital was of immensely higher im-
portance than direct political power sacrinceu
this power and all the liberties for ~blch they had
fought, 10 secure The suppression OF the proe'aran
revolution The middle class declared Itself pouIical-
IL amiaor unfit to manage the affairs ct the nation'
and acquesced in military and bureaucfatc despo''
i'm Then arose that spasmodic extension OF man
that eroch Of Cyfdiy Mobili6rS. JOINT stock buo'
bles. o. swndlipg and jobtlng, ia which the Esto'
Dean middle class sought 10 make up FOR their poil'-
ics defeat. by industrial victories, for their collect
i've impotence by individual wealth. But with their
wealth rose their social power, and in the same
proportion their interests exPandedi toey again
began 70 feel the political letters imposed upon
them. The presen. movement in Europe IS the
natural consequence snd expression OF TINS
feeling, combined with that return OF conhdeuce
in their own power over their workmen when Ten
years of quiet industrial activits have brought
about The gear ls55 bears close resemblance
to the year lo46 which also initiated P'l'ica'
revival in ost parts of Europe, and was also dis
tnsui,hcd by number Of reforming princes wno'
two vears afterwar6, were carried away helpIessy
by the rush Of the revolutionary torrent when
they had lie. loose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23
DIR. CHURCHnL's SPECIFIC REMEDY
Eok Cossus r1IoN.

HyPoPHosPHlrEs OF LiaE, SODA POTasH.
The trbc will b. their guard against the spurious and i'm
pure PREPARATIONS claiming 20 be Dr. CHvRcHLLs discovery
Already the swiuders buy il their attempts deceive
those suffering from fearful ualady, and preenders viii in
crease with popularity which follows the Of d. CHrcH
Ills REMEDY. Read the following:
From Tire N. Y. American Medical Monthly.
Whatever may be conclusions with reference the claims
Of Dr. Churchill FOR the Hypopkosfhtes sovereign remedies
in tuberculosis Consumpon THERE CAS- ~ 40 DOUBT A. TO
The VALUE OF THESE SALTS As REMEDIAL AGENTS.
From Gsignsnfs (Parsl Messenger.
ConlraT tie opinion generally received the Art sage o.
Consumpton is, all other circuu stances being equal uor
ameuabe treatment than the second Hereditary rrcdspo
the effect OF the hypophOs
pLites-Isents in whom strongly marked
ng az idly Others Dr. Churchill that the remedy
discovered By him ha only curative effect but will, II
used wherever there exists suspicion OF the disease preeD
q. aeieoyreL and thus act PREyEsLIyL NTH RtSAsp
po1.
Price So per single bottle three bottles for So when sent
BY express Circulars may be obtained giving all necessary in
formation Druggists supplied favorable terms TINS IS
THE ONLY RELIABLE PREPARATION OF DR. CHURcHLLs REM
Epy and IS WARRANTED CHEMICALLY PuRY.
j. WNCHE;TE2,
American ana Foreign Agency, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23

In Congress, yesterday, large number Of petit
lions seeking protection TO American industry were
presented to the SENATE. Mr. Seward introduced
bill authorizing the removal of tie United States
Quarantine buildings. bill to spproPriate NIL
lion acres of land 10 Free Public Schools in the
District of Columbia, introduced BY Mr. Wilson
was referred After a long executive session, in
the course of which Senators Toombs and Mallory
had shor. coOquy the s. nate adjourned.
The HOUSE, passed the Pensions bill, which has
been under consideration for sone days. The Nil
itary Academy bill coming up, Messrs. Giddings
ard Loveoy opposed appropriations for the purpose
of teaching men how TO fight" Mr.. Phelps
offered resolution referring the Presidents Mes
sage, by parts, to the yarou. Committees. Mr..
Comins commented on tie Message. Mr.. George
TAYLOR discoursed Of Central America and the Mon
roe doctrine Mr. Morris explained his aew Ter
ritorial bill. After randi ne discussion, the Com
mittee rose The House passed the Invalid Pen-
sion and Military Academy bills. Mr.. Davis of
Mississippi s.rcve TO introduce resolution author.
ling the Presden. to take possession Of Cubs until
satisfaction BE- given for past insults.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23

" suitable pobrinm for Soatheru yoath.." ~ cs
a. al abstract proposition is unques tiouaS.y tcn,
though we hsd al~ays supposed that hive coal.
were The commonest diet Of toe sous Of y,-v;.;.
Families. Washington and J,fer,on be eyds,,-
regards as vel meaning persons, who wouA h,,.
known more If they had lived logger, bu, Nh,
unfortunately died before the institution v,.
" claimed srd established, not ouly As leg,l -,
Or a. Il constitutional right, bat as Of div;,.
" authority" Mrs. UoderwOcd's Corresponds,
IL told, fer his comfort that he is an "usbsu,.,.I
"pbilanthropist the hardest name yet: and 4.
and the oteer "eyil-prompted zealo,," Of IA.
Association Of Friends are advised b ..,,,
Z" their three thousand black. cost.d hypocr,s. -
- the robes which they defle, and do sons,A,,
else, We ale not quite clear what. with H.
"abittd 'epulchers Of the breathing dead. a.
factory aud the workshop" which pour fos,
their periodical hecatombs of white.f.,.
slaves" all which. We trust, VII be pr,ns,,,
attended to by the Philadelphia Qaakers. Fan.
cialy let them lose 10 time with the " black.ess.I
hypocrites, and the white-faced, breatkiu, AL
slaves poured out Of whied ,spulchcrs in period;c,
hecatoulbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23

The second half Of the year ISIS has witnessed,
in Europe, peculiar revival of political activity.
From the "a Of December, ISL, TIL the mid
die of the present year, the continent Of
Europe was, politically speaking, covered as
with shroud. The powers which, by the
grace of the armies, had issued victorious out of
the great revolutionary contest, bad been allowed
70 govern as they liked 70 make and unmake, 70
keep or to break the laws just as they pleased
Representative institutions had everywhere been
degraded to mere sham; there wac scarcely say
Parliamentary opposition anywhere the press was
cssged and had it not been nov and hen, for some
sudden explosion. ~ outbreak AZ Milan. landing
al Saerno rict a. Ctilors. al attempt 90 The life
oGLou, Napoleou hsd / not bee. fcr some political
tlial. II Anger, and eissgte-e. jIriag which tie
cl3 -e7Olr.e1ay 'Pir.t r,7,-sd. u six: 1J---.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23
TUCKER CALLING OUT sIcKLEs.

TIE srboined letters have been sent us Tor puoie'
ton. a. sequence to those Of similar saafs'''
which have already appeared in print.
The following note, are Informed, "ss p''e0'
tie hands Of Mr.. Sckles before , o'clock p m'
yesterday:
From Mr. Tucker 70 Mr. Sexes. az
Ansoy ~ J Dec = lss
n.x,v, Z s,cr,,s sso 81, An uunitsksblf sr~
from you viii spp-ar IN oHorro~. re- ,.,h,n, 20
Tens COPY u which ctnr0t seed you !.,u III. N
Dsrs-.us the bearer 0; It. You ~ih 60. i .oxba
Iscessty of reading 10 morrow moID s 80
Yours.
BedraSay 1t o'olocs p M
dairy sEws BviLDfscsl
No ,ssr,,s,r ,rsEEr, STw.YoSE err, De g 1852
80 IN - "a n. sent you mote" snd me u,orsass
Of mare" bJ ny eId DR. Os:eD, WHO verbally exp
M sH.:srsorth your appointed fre ID sough, 70
gIsgfsd and covert phr.seONsy necreNlJtt
,tx 10 svoid rsLd,rrg ourselves smeuabe 20 the sv
ut..auerIy. bis .rsr ~ Dec says df Sexes 1910
f.nd tesTr yu,ty that Nj TGckeis letter 70 hn
"tod eaaieass' You we're long tne hrl,HfA sP...sy
cus'or then. csscrs Of msstns ssn's
cap s'iors" 10, f,r4tirg sGusoss 10 ne dad NJ"
~oY6 fuFhr aIs,. .na rxpls eeG-sitsr"aIa ANA
My Iote q Dee T. wss wtbdswn ~ u, itSn'y AVE
Of slch "explauaons' contrary % ny wishes IT, CAT
placed b.iorr pLbc teToUsL the medium o. e $3.50 70
difference and corr, .po sd,nce am. thefefor.
&C ~ .e sam. chsnpsi Of comrnnn cation N -
n my roten cnal- rge 20 You slye'' -.,o. A.
eel - 10 The hostile ooustrnotiou wnieh Joa
'ha eTP'c. 70 hear from 50~ before the 4'J TucgEI
We learn that copy of the shove was saosequ'D'.
forwarded through tie Post-Ofioe to MI S'cA'e''
Of $. +. But,erwo,;b, esq.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23
DIR. SCUONHCkTR'S

ORIEsTAL BtAUrWys
in.r. 70 the Skin that whtenes oiness and
yeyety appearance which seldom met with IN Adults nd
ave n,Suh. alone TO young and healthy, and yet
PERFECTLY NAIV6N
that the closest scrutiny fails TO detect its presence
II remove. eckes TedEess rouehness AMI a. impurities q
U>Eev.LED PERFUME
fee from all me allie substances, or ary
o,b, injurious the skin In each oa.son 81 the
Beau,i6rr is inoludeda
The Rsest Preparation ExtAnt.
which when used in connection with The besuiher pidce
really magical effect.
The Besu,6er was originally prepared ioT the courts and
mobility Of Europe Dr. Schoneckr he mas been induced 20
n AN the United States The especial request
Of American ladies who have used abroad
pr; - p.r cal,.ou For sale in the principal drus
fancy stores in New. ork and Sdloir ing clues .
We also send free Of extra charge 70 sy saaI s. II
New York and adjoining e receipt OF 81 - % any
part Of the Union. - .... q. - ~, a.
tbo,e BIO have visited Europe may think one OF the
humbs, Of the dsy wish NJ once tha' tns not
th, as. Therefore haye employed IN our esahshment
ana Al srd. No 49, Brpacway lsoy hadfesers Al 70 {
IN al TIE rfl u of toilet u ElToPc, where !.
may be 1890
TsIrp GRATIS; ,,
All orders will receive prompt attention BY aidiesns
90 J GUtILiVNE.
General Dep. Of Or schoreoker Oriental BeaGiier No SS
gr,adwsy N.~ York Mofat's Building, Rooms - snd %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23

A voice from the desert An ancient, mystical,
magnetic voice! The voice Of one unknown to
mortal eyes, but not unknown to fame The voice
of DE SANITY Like juliet, he speaks, yet he
says nothing-at least nothing new. ''Well-
"msrked currents but "noihmg ineligible, "
cries De Sanity, as he cried last Fall when he first
halo, ed in the woods about Trinity Bay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23
C.-r1rx,s MEnlc,IEn PApkR FOR rnE

w.1rrCio<rr the only certain preventive OF pes ever
49,, "a .houa therefore b. used BY pcfsons 20 are IN
,sry .e.pect healthy Ii is also sure osre for q 81 aeas
~ crr,o-. DO rely uon these facts alone io' IT'S uri
xr.. .5onon IL sPu. c-soy cheap elessa; snS con
yepirpt nticlr ard will be ssdly p.,Tonned 81
,s.,,e.. arc comfort Sold eseTy~seSe y respects
Ee sY,,;.,. ,ra at the OH e, No Al AaS& ~hfe We cs
ccyeet rn,, b. see, end converted vita j. T. "Sr'f
ws.eI mari ca IA "a easel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23
Neap1Qo3xDailp Gtibtart
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 90, 1853.

Mr.. JIG. Tucker writes few words of FIRE to
the Hon. Daniel f.. Sickles, which all sons OF thun-
der will read with interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23
All the world are aware that Prot. WOOD's is no

All the world are aware that Prot WOOD 5 IS not
only the original and only HAIR RESTORATIVE that by Natures
process will restore the ana the bad s1d Pe'e
the hair tse youth in all its Original beauty Hence u
scarcely necessary 70 ay Of all articles puporrg to
produce similar results they ore only poor aesps 70 ss
worthless things upon the world reputation o TINS hesd
the following sample Of the many testimonials constantly
"A,RoSs Run. Ky, Nov. 80 1858.
"PRoT. O. J. Woop-Dea SIR | would certainty be dong
you ere al Injustice make known to the world ne won
de As well result have experienced from
usius Of Hair Restorative Ascf Using every
nv had nearly destitute har fEay induced TO
ry bottle Of your Hair E.sicrsiivc Now, caIdoi sHo
Justice conpe TO ~homsoeyer may READ '
that now possess q beastl growth OF hair when
pronounce richer aud handsoe thGn the original wss wiz
therefore occasion to recommend TINS n'aasoe remedy "
all " ho may feel the necessity Of IT, . 49,. -,
respectfully yours, R,V: 3 ALLtN bkoSk:
S-Ths Of sppr0bsuon for your valuable
medicine you OF ia unsohced but you tank
worthy tie insert wish not destroy
and say pothins Yours Sc-; heN. , ~ p.
throus hout the World. DEPOT. No. 5l2 kTOadwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23

The Indiana Legislature yesterday elected Henry
S Lane and Vim. NJ. McCarty United States Sen
ators to fill the seats cow occupied by sqaatters
Bright and Fitcn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23

UoILOwAYs OINTMENT.-Therc 10 no other
Nv or remedy for ss, Rheum IN existence. So1ccrs D. not
S.iy,d this ssVs your only hope Tholsands"h Scar ~
-. - hon We ssy fails 10 effect compete cure
Nf.iss NtH-lOIk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23

sIs the prcps for restoring gray
Hair - ts original color reIden AZ healthy sna
beautiful. il HsSsIKEIr Co.'S IN HAN CoLok
RysToRrR Every other ADVERTISED !Or TINS
purpose but imitation Of this OF them INSIDE
VIII require the II dressing 10 scon
psny the n. they esve he hair dry iHsiNsrREETs
l. with Oh and stimulating rs saording agreeable
Hair ash aside from its value 1t Is sold a.
able price, placing within reach Of all We nsn,
Introduce certificates sufceIt TO this paper see0d ifO
ttose Cersymeu SCI and wei known cii
ia a az the country, sut 10 net rece,say we
s.y. Our readers 10 uoss thai II mutations produce
pAstyc succcosu the ors and Initiated article must
strpsss them all Price SOC abb gle. Sold eyerywhere
w Y. Hsssn Co. Prophet ore Troy. n y. hegeman
Il, and Barnes Howard Ssnser
And janice T. maxwell ~hoicsa e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23

CAR TE.pgRrD The members ct the fi I'., ",
,,J DUH C. arch q F-~sk have tsnie 81 az Rsss.
e., 20 the Rev H:ssis r Tssk-as q Ch,r.s"e 0'~''
IHSph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23

iRINGs.-At CANTREIL>
Bro.swsy. near is,h It., viii Dc
or stock " Ladies. Misses. aud
irrSs, &c. Gentleme2,. Doors
nsrui.cturei BY Mr. 0srssl l.
,bly. can such ATiioles be oh,slnec'
~ ssle uestaess With Eresi aarsoi.-
"a is,..,a IAs t1eI nst0i s-A' s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23
HERRING BURGLAR-PROOF SAFE

HILLS HAIR DyE-5O cents n Box, Black or
Brown No Barclay st, New York No Ssl Brosdwsy Al
beny; No. l54 ston-st Boston; WILLIAMS DrlEgr
Newark, n J.; CALENDER Go, Philsf e!pni. NIL,
ARCTIC ONTNEST cures Chaps Colds, Buu', Bois, salt
Rheuro. Pies, &c. * csBtsa Boz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23
IIOIIDAY FEET-COyl

perulss establishment, No. SIS
found large apo very super
(hicr.'s Doors, SHo,s. Ga
cf p>sulisT nes.ress sre also
AFRO pace H. the city, frob
Gu bbrlf :. ~ q } GO. rem
it,. It's fr THIS unrsual CO
tsLs. - uJch pcP-s.iiy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23

CHRIsTMAs-T TREES CHRIsTNAs-TREEs! wax
A'p'' ~ ~ BERRrAss No. Sol Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23

SIEIGHs AND SLEDs.-Nearly so kinds, varying
in price from 10 cent? to $50 each. Fog sale at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23

FIRST Gun FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
BANCROFT, REDFIELD & RICE,
No III Brosd~sy, opposite Howard House,
Manufacturers of
RICH Silver GOODS.
Asplendid assortment OF
GIFT Goods WELL MADE AND WARRANTED
4EA SITS, CASTERS,
BASKETS, SALvERs PITcHERs &c, &c.
Anew STYLE URs the size Of large CofeePot, WIN
AND FAUCET.
1t saves labor OF raising the coffee a. srs length or
very cup poured Is stylish, and the Price low.
WINTER GARMENTS
often rendered odou Prepared for the TEST
of the dcriminsting would solicit comparison OF our
r. adv sde with the productions OF any
other esbshuen long experience enabling Us 70 overcome
the apparent the very baoy cut now IN
. Nh l. !hNNINIs NJ
No. 5tS Broadway corner Prnccst
SLEIGHs AND SLEDs.-Nearly 80 kinds varying
In price from 10 cent? to $50 each For sale at
- BERRI,N's No. 6)i Broadway.
BY-HORsESl HOBBY-HORsEs More than
so varieties from 81 Is 10 SIS each For sale al
BRRRIAS's, No. 61l Broadway.
CURIsTMAs-TREEsi CHRIsTMAs-TREEs! Wax
Tspsrs suitable articles. For sale az - -, ,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23

MLRRY CHRISTMAS, LADIEs-And If YOU wish
70 Preets for the Hcdays you get beautiful En-
brodercd TOILET for gentlemen Also. Ladies' Mss,
Boyy and Children, Doors aLd SHOES az
J. MILLER ( Co.'S No. 3S7 Csnsls..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23

HOBBY HORSES! HoBBY-IIORsEs More than
BEREIAS's, No. 60l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23

General D. pot Of Dr. Schoreokef Oriental Bealher No =
pnssaSsy N.~ York Mofai's Building. Rooms - and 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23

SKATES SKATES Over 100 varieties of I'm
eh,t Anenoan ano German SKATES from 10 cents 20 i
pr psr s.sspPea For sa!c Al -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23

There is nothing better for Pa in or Weakness IN
d. Bach breast Slice Rheumatism rhms and Tor Diseases
the Lungs Liver and Kidneys, than
KHArP's INDIAN SrREsGTHES PLAsrsks.
General Depot. No S62 HudsoD.t old BY 81 DruUHH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23

WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWN Il MACHINES.
Prices greatly red ieed:
we prssr ther FOR family use" IN. Y Tribune.
"rheI Are the avf rit,s tor families" n. Y. Times.
Ofhoe, No. SOS Broadway, n ewYork.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-15
Sands Of Gold.

A missionary said to an Indian, how do
you know there is a 9od?' The savage
answered, pointing to footsteps in the
sand: 'how do you know that men have
been hers?.
If men could have half their wishes.
they would double their troubles.
No man knows what torpid ssrpents
mar be coiled In some secret corner Of his
heart, waiting for the summer Of favorable
circumstances.
The smallest children arc nearest God.
as the smallest plants are nearest the
earth.
No man can leave bsttsr legacy to the
world than well educated family.
Some one has truthfally said: The pref
test hand is the hand that is the most
benevolent.
To honor gsnteel iileness. is like
chsrishing the weeds that grow among
your corn.
They only deny the worth of Fidelity,
whe never loved a friend. nor laborsd to
make friend happy.
A pleasant wife is like a rainbow in ths
sky, when her husbands mind is tosssd
with tempests.
Great minds have wills-otbers have
only wishes.
A word, a look, or frown are little
thiugs. but are all powerful for good or
evil.
Had there never been q cloud, there had
never been rainbow.
A man is responsible for what he be-
| lieves, but oftnsr for what he dis5slisyes.
None ars SO fond of secrets as those
who do not mean to keep them; such per-
sons covert secrets as the spendthrift gov-
erts money, for the purpose OF circulation.
The sublimity of wisdom 10 to do those
things while living, which are to be de-
sired when dying.
~ Blushing is said to be sign that
something Of the angel is left in woman.
beautiful to the eye. and bespeaking the
inward purity of the heart. When wo.
man ceases 10 blush she has lost her
greatest charm.
EECensure is a tax that man pays
for being eminent.
A great many pair of shoes will be
worn out before men do all they say.
There is a secret drawer IN every hsars
as in some desks, il we only knew how
to touch The spring.
There is a difference between hatred aud
pity. Pity is thing often avowed but
seldom felt; hatred is thing often felt bu.
seldom avowed.
No entertainment is so cheap as read
in:, and no pleasure is so lasting.
An in6del. who had been attempting to
prove that men had no souls. asked lady,
with an air of triumph. what she thought
of his philosophy?
1t appears to me. she replied. that you
have been employing good deal of tai
, ent to prove yourself beast.
1t is the work of philosopher to be
every day subduing his passion. and lay
ing aside his prejudices.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-15
Working and Thinking.

Ii is no less fatal error to despise Ia
Dor when regulated by intellecr, than to
value it for is own sake. We are always
in these days trying to separate the two
We want one man TO be always thinking,
and another to he always working, and We
call one gentleman and the other an
operative; whereas the operator ought Of
ten be thinking. and both Of them should
be gentlemen IN the best sense. As it is
we make both ungentle, the one envying.
the other despising his brother: and the
mass of society is made up of morbid
thinkers and miserable workers. Now il
is only by labor that thought can be made
healthy and only by thought that labor
can be made happy. and the two cannot
be sep rated with impunity All profes-
sions should be liberal. and there should
be less pride felt in the peculiariiy of en-
ployment, and more in the excellence al
achievement