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The Washington union., 1858-02-20

-ISAlR FOR THE POOR.--The ladies' of tho West
school connected with the Young Mens
Association will hold Fair for the Benefit q the Poor a.
Goth opening
next Tuesday evening" February 90 and continuing for several ue
cessiv evenings
lq--do25th i4At & #stts
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D'IvERNOIS' HOTEL,
Pennsylvania Acenu bccoen &remscu,h and Eighteenth ares
WASHINGTON, u. C.
This establishment newly furnished arranged
crn and improved principle, with private apartments
for either ladies gentlemen.
The bar supplied with liquors
! other delicacies
Hot and cold lunch from II O'Clock, a. until
Nov 22--u
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YTVHE following packages brought home from the
"worids Fair' remain at the navyyArd New York The
them quesed 10 take them away oEhwhh @
M an s s Marks. eee8 Contents. slsl
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Washington Branch Railroad.
Trn;us ,ut ne C,Jta.,.

I EANE Washington at g. a. M; g. A. M: 3 n n, .
~ 4c0. p. NJ; ). u, ~ m
and T. y. drcev nj
baltimore the Fast and Relay for the ;,
and u, r. Annapolis; snd rreieril and
Norfolk
Thc swl D. trains express stop only Al
Annapolis aud wshipgton functions.
Tho eastern Saturday nj T. 90 only rhiie
lhia.
IN sunday only train, et 4. 20 p
Jin 81 r. n. PARSONS,
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books from, London.

NAVY YARD NEW YoGk Feb. u 'sas.
Feb TO- -2awAwwed&sat f As sfa& t u
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Miss JoHNsoNs READINGS We attended the readings
of Miss Christie johnson on Thursday night, at Mr. Cor
corans Hail. and have to express great qualification
for the pleasure which sc afforded The audience
highly appreciave one, and they cynccd their appro
baton by the most emphatic applause Her selections
both humorous and pathetic and she read them
with fine effect, but she cxccls in the pathetic. The
Caiids Tuc and the Bridge Of Syhs, rendered with
thrilling effect She merits the fullest success and
sincerely hope that she will attain it.
The Washington union., 1858-02-20

pARTON'S Life of Aaron Burr. VOL vi 75. A
l. new supply just received.
For sale by rRANCK TAYLOR
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G. y. HAssoS, secretary.
Nay ae-dly
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COMM RCIAL.
DAlIv 0Asn Cssv 0vSse1, I
Ks,kuk, April 18Th.

~ DAlLv 0Asn Cssv 011se1, -
Ksakuk, ADsil 3etA.
FLOUR - Banner Mills 1xtss Family CT
wAsss) 81 - = bbl.; Extra SspsrAss tspsiAs
sAsss) - ~, sspssAas - -. sasas City nxtfa,
= q pr III. GssssA quality = - y bbl.----
0esasry aosr, 81 - = sssk. Quincy. ~ u y
y. 9raAa., IAN vhsst q ~ pr lee lbs.
BkAN AND sHOEIs, ~ pr ~.
coRH-R<aay sals u ~ 70 ~.
DARLxY-0ssA lsaaaA fos prime qualities 81
~ ~.
wHKAT-Litsls fdl whssa v ~ ~ -
Will b paid Ssf 80 asttsls. Spsiae - y ~
fsr shsass poor gssAss $50 in Esd currency.
OArS-IA request = - y -.
RYE-SSs 70 ~ littls seoning In
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, calling u - " ~.
GR0CkRIKS-N. o. ssgss fair S3ts sAprins 81
y .. ehn1sssS, sisslsd 10 . ~ sssshsa and lOsf
~ - IL. Aelasss- PlassAlisa - . ~. 8. H. u
y -, 0oldsa syrsp, 7Sts -. cssss-Rio III,
= IL. lava lste Ne. Mss y ~.
10AP-Psls ~, Isaily u. u
cAuDLD8-Ssas - 10 =, GssaSins ~. Mould
l1ts III.
kARD-vsis supply, d 70 80.
DUT11R-kssAsss sssss. Choies 10 70 Ito.
HIu1o-pry, ] IL; green, q soSs.
/. RAY-Rsairis frea - 70 ~. Tineehy, III
u "a. Hsaeasisa, Sl3 - Z. ~.
sEHDS.-Hssgariaa Grass, 20 to4l ~; Tim
sthy, ~ ~ 70 -.
sUHDRrRs -Osiess, - sol -, 1gss. . - sci
ysstAsfs, So 70 49,, WAite Dsass, ~ y -.
TRUIT-FAir supply. Green applss. shsies, -
- to -. Dried apples, q - = u - per bsshsl
Dried pssehes, - Is 70 . ~ Rsisiss, - - 70
1 ~.
PROFESSIONALISM Pork 1l3 So, shoulders &
6idss Z, Hsms6.
D1IF-sa to u sross; 4ie tos Pr quarter.
HO0S-Drssssd toS.
HHngP-&3 to - , hsaA.
sALT-0. A., 81 - - ~ -; ksasvha, u.
nscsApss.-0n Nsw Ysrk for saSfsssy pr
ssnt.; fsrgoA pr ssst. -. Lesis pr cent
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BANK UNIUm 18AY11 ME11Auo,
rsf1innM - ~ 49,, svssy nssnl o.
Sa0SSs5plSs,)f - ~ Eallsvm ssish's 16p1ssss
sssrs. Main-st.. nsar yifsa. fssa . y sA.s.
Gems : OoREiI C01Eiii
LET nm Thar nAnuFI SAT- Cone.
Il Il IL last aispsasstisa Of tAs Spirit; the
slssanS sxhsgtsaisa Il ~ Dihls Let Mn that
hsss.sA sg.cs@; - yes feess sre. No. ~ priv
eoand, ssy, every naa 70 Ms nsighbor, coxs-cosne
"a g whas 0ed 10 dsisgj come and vitnsss ths
ti..PAs d srassj so.s asd Assr, and your soul
/. The invitation y sasyj y requires no learn
tns nor sioqusnss-it II only, CoAa.
8 Itmill AiAsbases - okligAasos resting spen
III 10 those savsn1 ShSm. YUs ny not sslAskiy
epioy these privileges. Yes mist king cthsss,
that they nay also b pAseakess Of Asa.
3. II cannot - without sssst. Thosg. they
q, Jet yss VIII havs nsde iedgsnsat y the ssa-
science Ard shs Asert, vhish they cannot :AAls o.
They s.a.:s ssg, 1AAvs - ssss isvassa, feel
!. s.y, Cess. - y. isiall TIE yrsss .issis.
essss tAsn y reject. Yos may eeavsrt . sisass
from the error Of his ways, and sass ssul from
death.
e, .ins 49,, 81 e ~ / 10y II; ii
8 II kssvsa, vhsa oas Saved spirit shall say y an
ether, yeu said 70 ne. cons, and went sad found
Rssdsn To-day Is yosn. .o.narrow l. aapsr..
e.. at s. s:sn' ,:s ~ ~. e. :ss.e
Mas q Ssstssss. Say ~ tsoss n ycss s.eey,
Co.'s. Young mas SAY 70 your frisnds Asd eos-
pasiona. Co.'s. Citizens say 70 tbs stfangsv,
coss. chnstisa = cot late he ssrs:ss anA e.
Malt Cos \ nm vptoou1, ThSYo u yOou for oil.
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oraass aAsk, oraase, b An ~; l1sssspsiisaa
Bank.
Pbilipsbsre Bank, Bank II CsnmsnwsaiaA.
S.assx naak, Nsstaa, b asd spI MsFeAAAS'
kxehAaee N.
STATE haAh usw Brspsuisk6 hrpf thspennss-
wealth.
Stats Bank, Newark. 81 0lAnhsttan Dk.
etsts Bank, Kiisabsthtsun + up, ~
Somerset County Bark. samnsrvlis; Anerisas
Exchange Bank.
Trenton Banking Co.. Tr.uscn, s. and up; Mss
haitian Bapg.
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- nAs.asisCs. q
sf:s:: ~: sl.,.. :. A,...,...
Lin i laseb y AisAards.
1s 49, n'A'.1 g
1.sa ne = o. 1AsnM.
ThecSesi4 q - 1essis1 q esash.
Msths1n4 Hanl1p Maaaal,
rrissills cd lasssss Of 1aeus6 y Wv
e. Scenes All ohsrsss<r,.
IheDairyman's Dnsshtsr,
SHEPPARD Il Salisbury Plain,
Gble Manual, By Everett;
MsItainss. sssa1us
DickS Works,
Loseaso Dow ! works,
Chain q Basssd wssAsys.
csmminga 6aipeuys Rssdine. s0asasine
Matkss, Aark, Lake end John, 1xsass,
Lsvitisus, 0ssssis.
oanning's Minos Wosks,
Cu0mtsg's 1sat ~ Altar,
csnniaga vsisss - ~ Hight,
3u1nhes vsien e ths Day,
Cunnin9's Veiem ef Ne OeoA,
QnminG' 3 nsapdiseisns Of ~ Dlsnsd Lie.
ohsssA Dsesss ~ -,
spg's Daily Lkes.
Co. s s:s.tss = - y. ! -. ,.-
csrississ 49, j;
A.; SIS: !: :: =
I.e.rl.. !. aslls.1 cAss-1,s - sl..ss
n.,. ~ = ..,.s,.... r.....s.A.,
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New Jsrssy, Rsnaevava0la asA
Delaware O6soaey.

SssSO
We havs revised ord esgEog1e4 - tellow.
inc liaA h. - lak1ak aAvlAnn. Us IN -.
vi -. 49,. !. 1.i.kt. ss'- 4. ~ 8 M N
Bank q Chstsr vAllsy.
Bank q Chester Coasty.
Bank Of DAnvills sx n u ~ III III
bank q Delaware Cosuty, q sss e
Han. o. 0ssmantowA. ss- sgl
BAAk q Aseees0sfyCeunty.
Coleueta hAnk. Celsasaa.
Doylsstown Bank, Doylstevu. "A
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The Dali r GATH CITY OFFICE j.
In AcOusufs Baildiag, Sovssr q lais 81
Sssoa1 o1eeoes. 8nAsssss - 6eeonae1fsst;
Ceantssg Dsen lsss desrto ~ -.
Orda1le N kin1s q Je1 Wesk filled
with sooSg - 6spAlSa.
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r, STORE kOOME sadsr ths New Hetss-% %
o Mails stsset, asA - Rifsh stssst--sil Of vhish
will ,snt for rs4stt stsrss, for the feiiswtsE
kisAs et bastnsss: Drsss And rsstunsry, Dents
Frrniektns (assds, Merchant TAiioriug, Ladiss'
Hhos Es>Ailishasat, Millinery, Dry 0oods, Con.
fsesisassy ss4 les craAn, Saniiy 0resssy. sad
Cigars and Tobaoso.
Also, sae pooa eonnsetsd with the hosas Tor
rsntsd - tsru1 asseeding 70 III tiaAs.
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Wel1glOus Wostee.
Elder p. DosiAa, Of ths Chsiatiaa church. will
hold ssriss II nsst,Ass In Mis- 1880 seansasiss
this evssiag II n oslsst, over ~ sssse q Ran
Soy, stAnsss Hayes, Main ssrsss. sssssss ~
and ssh. The psblio are respectfully invited 70
attend.
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D1mEA4 OA0Ds
nR -. PORRB 1ssfssste iuform this ssoDs-
II aitythas ~ Aas 6s1ssuins1 y naks Ksekuh
his permanent rsstlsass, for tAs pnspoes u psas-
tising DENTISTRY. His busit y saeassasnss
elsewhere ars sseh that II will not - psaihls ~
Hin 70 iosass unsil spring. He fssls asssfsl II
giving The guaranty tAe1 - viii sums psspsssd v
give entire sstisisssiss r Ne vssiss Asasshss 81
biz psoisasios, y ~ whonay favor hin tAsir
Daesepaos.
Rsssasscss.-J. ,. Howell. D. n. Wsbstss.
s.1. Miller, u Ksotuk; Ds.I bowen, Dr. IL !.
SaaAen, lows City. (ostleAAwdl
Aws ~ sometimes anabls y dssssibs ssr
sympsons, and Do not kaow what aih -. w ind
ssrssasss assvsss wssk md physically prostssts1.
NJ hsss , tssribh sinking = ~ pst u ~ ston.
ash; fevsrish brow, fntil breath, - . gloomy
fOsaodinS Mid. Sush syaptoMs ssiss fssA . Ais-
organised stoaash aaA diseased liver. Hoststtsrss
vssssabas stsnasA httsss IN y peculiarly aAaps-
"a = thsss synpssns that shsy give y = apps-
lite, impart tons and yisss = ths systsn, and y
svsry vsy bsiM 1p he broksa down and smasiass1
Invalid. Thsy are psssliasly aAapasd . weak snd
delicate females. ~ s11Gs AzSeais.s nd dssi-
err generally. II.
aAAnal -
epr1eeSW sS IL z9s Ssl4
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nlne1,
The Mstropolitan Dask 81 Ncw Yssk go Balslh
i sssa = 49, $. I =: :ssi ::
Il scssss ~ 49, rsgstvsA'h~s,
castsa, sssA14 1t
Exohases, hsbss
Mssiti1e, DO
Mossxn kiyss.
Eilsssssh, xrsvsrtA.
HsalsepG. Hsilsvsli.
China naak. cAisa.
XIV HAMPSHIRE.
Exeter, Exeter.
HAssAcxumfss.
Western, SprissAsiA.
.6task, Bennington.
Dandy, Dashy.
Farmers Bridgeport.
Ysqsoaassk %
Wooster, DanAafy.
HsttSss, ns1hel.
Hss1sss:. S.s1sass. sr.Ass,ssa.
1oI1h Amer, 6ey0eaR. n
l1nsk, Pawsatnek.
yssoossy. Woodbury..
0ssalss naaK.
ktsA1A6.
Bills 81 oil the RAods Isiasd Hanks, e.
esps The following, are now rsssivsd u ths
SsGoA Bank, Wis:
DssA u soatl coun.y, Bank q -. RsPuhAs.
DAsneps Hank. Hopkintoa Bank.
nhs1s 1slaal Ger. BIZ. Tivsyssa "
Wsss0k bssk. H. Sssses
=
wAs1aan z. Newport
vnys1 ~ ". q: seosss - ~ A'ssay'
s.sr.t.:. H.,sa, R.s.,e
0.ss,io. ~. - So
49, 80,
49,. c...E - = -
S SaM's.. s,es e hss assk. osssa.
Y 1870 1..nis9 1ssA9Asss 0s.sss' @
r..s,, - ns1 r .po
css-rns b.. -
Prsst. ps9sIe"
s.v many
C>n~e.eia IL ps,th Anhov.
naak q NV Jsrssv NJ Byrnsvist.
Msshaai1s' and Manufsstsfers' :, Trsntou
nssYis ouauty.
rssssrIvAnA.
W.ss.s S County saa, Rank.
Du.k u Nsw Castle.
9OesSs md USvvsT1' Bank, WayueshufRh:
1soss4Aas Bank, Honssdsls.
Bank = Atddlstosn.
Y kaoeoeee1 Da1k.
nAByLAnp.
xas.ess s.d nsseassts Bank ,arssass"fe'.
valley nans. hassrssown.
Can ssfisao ossines nenk:
/. - vI.eIsA.
Traas-Aiisghasy.
oHIo.
sasdssky City Beak.
=: -, So: !: S. -;
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osnooG Ea0gUoa. ~ - slsG1ien foS
sshsei Dissseeuo - - 1Gesday WI b
held IL DR.. 0m1Ieqse elEse, - 11ain street.
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0Th Olay q LsslsiAss saas = qsits
carly lass svsning, being ssly dghe -
fsse 1Isw osissas, - hteoiag : -
load y yasssnesss, bssidss 40 hss1lsd
couples ffsn Caatos md LAUasgs, wAe
nads sss tsus lsok sxlss lively fes tsu
hours bsesss dsrk, aad Who, With ssosss
Of our sitissas, sippsd ~ fsatastis, tos
Last sishs n he spin1A Aall q ths City Of
LouieiaaA.
esnI Goma.-Ths NsRasiaad Hssss in
Pert MAAisea ~ ses baaa sasssd -, aad ,
not geiag y b slessa y, bat y stu opss,
- b essl AasAs, - - vssily bslisss.-
TIE NJ ins " stopped ta@s n ~ JAM
mp eeeA hoass.
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u HSpHCTHUL.LY taiesus ~ isAakiAAats II
IN Ksskuk 81 IL viaisty, tha4 ~ vim astsna .
any bualnsss n ~ lins. 1Pe0 ~ sag exDssisees
u ~ ysass, ~ ~ naAs hinsslf familiar viii
the ysriena diasasss n ~ hssss-1ptAsmis an1
Iaassass 1svss, Lsns gsvss, Is1aaaaaisas, oSae-
esfs, 1vssay, bssn, worms. Colis, spasae, 1passa
Boas, Spsains. Ring Beas, Csrhs, -. Asdisises
can y Nd ~ calling 81 Ms rseiaass, - AtA ST.
bstweea yehnssa aa4 1xsAsass, Ksskak, Iowa
jaa57d1J
0rODARTs0 Uaeev0eeA NeW Vera
Plane BoHooo.
YyHE nagut1esat ~ unsnspasssA InslsunsAss
i nanul1aluesa ~ ~ heues, (tAe slasst ~
meet sx1saslvs % ~ Usiasd ntaase), - - -
cured q III ssbasdbsr u svGy ~artaV q hasd-
soms rosewood sassS, Of :, %, q anA 7 estaves.
earnestly iaysssd - cell hilsse 1aDSDiao -
vhsYe. n. y. HEWITT, Aeent,
Ger. IN ~ R1Se Bts,
Apsil l-den 81. A0sis, No.
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glNHE 1hird Quas4ss q sAls School will spen o.
! Msaley, March ~, n ths ree.s hsresefors oe-
800 and HiftA ssrssts. lis proposed to e.
&blfA II Eaeiish and Classical 6shooi Of sueh
sharastsr6 I'd ains y shall yooee - The highsst
sank nmone The schools r na1u $3.50
sansd the sdvsatAo~ Aeas auxeu!s - peps-
icAly Deatei and nefol mag, with tuoogu -
= tAe vasiossdspastoses = !itsratsrss ssa1ess
40 Ar
es ss.psssa. .sssA.ss Il 8 vs.is.s ispszs.sns
8 lansassss' nathsn1e1 - TIE sssasal ssi-
TAsseieei ysar wi sst ~ esartsss II
20 49, W., III, y. ...,.~.-skss n,..~.....
- rts..s,e. s. s&31 80 y Is
"a. Tasss IN +. ~ sr.s-.., r.
49, ~ ~ xssS.sfs - ~ a 3 -
a. . - = s4ssss~
p,,-s., ~. -. -sss.aN -
i.s.~.ss1tsYs T..~.ssss .s 49, "a ~
Assas~is5 ..fS.... $40 - s''''' 1 e -
TLs.~..xr. -r-.S,s;. 3ee7S<s =
~ o.srter ~ ~. .ssi,s SScsss r. 1.sssss
!. Al Iss.Ssss ~ s.s.S ~ g ~ 49, -
1870 ss..ss ~ - 'os sssss =
5S...sSs. - ia .,sss;ess - $1,000 49,
S3 1890 sne
~ ines'oh ~ sAs'
!. ss.s ....s~<. - = 1919 !.
~ i.ss,rstios i tsss.as. rrs"es. n.~sa". -
"a PAINTING Z. .. AZ @. e, = g. 9:
pssRs.s.o'y exsfc'ses % fsfspseass Drssins me-
si,.c !, tsn Saae
p.ssss.. -., Ms.sS ra~EIss'
-, ,s'''ss "a Ae''es'ssfea = ffs oss's'
49,
aes
samuel n cuftis, z: ". Poster,
r. Lowe, .. .. Eliines,
Al r,dgmaa, VS. neGavie,
yonn McCens, James =. Cox,
-. shelley, l. y. Love,
-. sanfoTas n ". sample
's1ss L Etc; r,..nr
K.okak. reh. y, SD Priaeip.l.
Kseknk RsnsaIe Ceslsgs.
gIsHE Dirsstors a this College hsvs mad o..
raagsnsnss viii Dr. sanford, by which u.
Institutias will - traasfssrsd 70 ths lases -
~; =: :: =; :: =: !: E:
"a .s.::s nth s..isss.'ss.. s:s:
ssrpsi... s-
March III. sndsr Is. saps1isisad.ass & ass1l
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FLossxcs Messr.-e3O 81 Ylertass money
wanted q this oihcs II s1shasgs FOR scrip.
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70 TmD kADn0os
MRS. n. 1ALLON, haying juet sqeslasA lsen
NI The 1sst, 10 NV sGsfihg y NJ Ladies . Ans
stoek Il Usw bpsing 0eods, iasau11sg Denasu,
RihAees, 1lswses, 6na svssy tA1as n 49, lins.-
Hsl shop b renewed 70
~ Uo. 81 Wa1Asoe.,
Whsss she will - plsaeeA % - ~ nuassous
sustones. - 1evlss's Aodeh Ter sale.
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There i % listls suspended Indiana pspdk
now in strealaAioa, and rates ere % unroliae
BILE, that ~ Do not 6esm it worth while =
give quotations. IL
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Horse saAkuls Shoes
n0rss sad MALI Shoes
Horse and Asls Bhoss
Hsrss ed Nsls Shoes
Horse sad Msls She's

Cheapest and most Durable;
Cheapes, and most Durat VI;
Cheapest aud most Durable;
Cheapest and moot Durable |;
Chespes. and nost Durable !;
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BURDENS NEW PATENT
BURDENS NEW PATENT
BURDENS xw PATENT
BURDENS WV PATENT
BURDENS NEW pATfas

BURDENS NEW PATENT
BURDENS NEW PATf1S
- Horse M Mule Shoes
s norss aud Auls Shoes
Horne and Asls Hhoss
Horse I'D Alls Shoes
"a Horse saa Msls Shoes
~ Ill sisss; M
OfsAll Sisss,
OF Gil sisss; 81
OF all Sises;
Of All sisss;
Cheapest and most Durable;
Chsapes, and most Durat le
= Cheapest aud most Durable;
~ ch.ape.. and moot Durable !;
Chespes. and moot Durable !;
OF Approved snAsPerieet Form -
OF Approved and Perfect Form,
OF Approved and Perfect Form;
OF Appsovsa and Psrfsst Foru;
or Approved md Perfect Form;
And Univssally Adairs13
sws And Univsnapn. AAais1tt
And uni-.r., "a ],
Ard Univ.ral Il
40 uaivse.ly 49, 4
Il & 3al4&T vi
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vloeet01so4H0v616
TNAvRT0A-H0S oaas q ~ CITY - Dtses.
! aprled fO0DxM, DA0WA1LLA co.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-24
Destiny Of the Yankees.

The Richmond Wing, specializing on
the future destiny of the world, concludes
that all Europe will be subjectto Russian
dominion, and that this continent is to be
governed bv the principles and inStitu-
tions of Virginia. When that good time
has fully come the Yankees will find
their appropriate sphere as slaves of the
Southern chivarly, side by side with the
negroes. Says the Wing:
"The value Of the Yankee as slave
has not been properly estimated. How
dangerous and troublesome he Is in a
state of freedom is too well known. Cow
ardly, thieyish, superstitious, fanatical,
destitute of any moral sense or ofany fixed
idea of civil policy, he possesses all the
worse and none of the better traits OF the
negro, and stands more in the need of a
master. His ingenuity has made him
what be will forever remain-the me-
chanic and craftsman of the world. IN
der proper command he makes a good
sailor. Nor is he unfit for higher slayish
duties. His active and inscriptions IN
tellect finds very suitable occupation II
the vulgar labors of the lawyer and edi-
tor; also in the more disgracefnl pur-
suits of the itinerant lecturer. But fol
his inability to discern between right and
wrong, and his tendency to atheism, ne
might be put to use as preacher. Whif
him soundly for every political sermon
and be would improve beyond what Vi
think possible but he viii always b
! too hypoeriticalto be trusted
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-24
The Hab;iual Use of Spirits

The British and Foreign Meftco Chi
rurgicai Reuiep shows that the babitual
use of spirits arrests that metamorphosis
of tissue which is necessary for health,
leaving the effete tissue as a useless bur-
den in the body, to be converted into that
least yitalized of the organic constituents,
oil and fat, till finally life Itself is clogged
at the iountain-head. Thousands of men,
according to the Reciep, who have never
been inebriated, annually perish, having
shortened their lives by tipping little
every day. The dram arrests the meta
morphosis of tissue; another dram is ta-
ken before this arrest ceases; the reaction,
thus postponed, becomes more intense;
the depression is excessive; more drains
are taken; and so, in the end, without
ever having been intoxicated, the tippler
sinks into his grave, the victim of ardent
spirits. 1t is different with the man who
drinks wine, for wine is rarely used except
at meals, so that the effects have time to
pass away before second dose becomes
due, and hence no craving for anincreased
quantity is experienced. Men are now
living, in consequence, in robust old age,
who have taken the same identical num-
Der of glasses of wine daily, for half a
century. without feeling it necessary to
increase the quantity.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-24
The AeauiaaI Of Lane.

Any one reading the evidence in this
trial cannot fail to perceive that the ac-
quittal of Lane, by the examining court,
was high handed outrage upon the peo-
pie of Kansas. If Justices of the Peace
are to try, convict, or acquit man for
murder, then we may as well do away
with all higher courts. The duties of
Justices are only to examine into the cir
eumstances, and see whether the law has
been violated if so, then to hold the
prisoner for his appearance, to answer the
charge preferred against him. VA'ere Is
a probable cause for his detention, then the
duty of the examining court is plainly
marked out. Now any one at all ac-
quainted with the facts Of the case must
know that there s0as probable cause for
Lanes detention, and yet he was acqui.-
ted.
The court declared that the charge
of murder was not sustained. We con-
tend that il ,cas. Murder is murder, no
matter in what degree; and jury Of his
peers tcere TO- judge Of thu degree, and not
the examining court. We care not II
Lane was justifable in killing jenkins.
yet he should have been judged so by a
jury, and not by two Justices of the
Peace. But who viii pretend to say thai
he was jnstifable ? When did the act oi
trespass give man q right to shoot hi
feliow-man down, and usher him into eter.
nifty without moments warning? Bul
the act of trespass In this instance i
rather doubtful one, and yet upon it tn
Justices presumed to discharge the pris
oner from cllstody.-L Herald
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-24
Geology.


In what condition have we reason to
believe that the earth existed originally
1t was without form and void" and
probably existed as thin vapor or n@bula,
like that of which comets are composed.
What was probably its next condition I?
1t cooled down to fluid form, as steam
condenses to water.
What fact in nature shows that the
earth was once fluid
1t is bulged out at the equator, Just as
fluid globe would come to be by revolv-
ing on its axis.
Mention another fact that confirms the
belief that the earth was once entirely fluid.
The interior of the earth is probably
now in molten or fluid condition, as will
be hereafter shown.
What was the third step in the earth's
history?
The process of cooling continued until
crust formed upon the surface of the
fluid sphere, as ice forms on water.
Why did not the process continue until
the whole mass became solid ?
Because the crust was a poor conductor,
and served TO keep in good part of the
remaining heat.
What change followed the formation of
the crust?
As the cooling still proceeded, the water
which had before existed as steam, con-
densed and covered the whole earth.
What was the next step towards the
present condition of the earth I?
As the globe contracted by cooling, the
crust bulged out in certain parts and sank
in others, and the dry land appeared above
the universal ocean.
What is the evidence that the interior
of the earth is at present in a molten OF
fluid condition?
It is found in the fact that wherever the
crust is deeply perforated, as in the case
of volcanoes, molten matter issues from
its interior. 1t is also proved by the fact
that in earthquakes successive portions OF
the crust of the earth actually bend aud
roll along in wave, as they could not, II
the earth were solid to the very center.
What other facts strongly confirm this
view2
The existence of hot springs like the
Geysers of Iceland, and the fact that the
earth grows hotter the farther we bore into
the crust The increase is about one de-
gree for every City or seventy feet. This
observation makes it probable that depth
of fifty TO one hundred miles all rocks are
in molten condition.
What is the thickness of the stratiied
rock which forms the outer layer of the
crus. above this molten mass
Ssrati6ed rock is entirely absent in many
places, and where it occurs, varies from a
few feet to several miles in thickness.
What does the great thickness of the
stratified rocks suggest as to the age of our
globe, or, In other words, as to the time
required for the deposition of all the for
nations
The process Of deposition must, from
the nature Of the case, have proceeded
with extreme slowness, and is Is obvious