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N H soLoMONsON.

PRAcTIcAL. AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAS,
ee-s the lrr-es OF The approved kinds q
PE"TAcLES. Alhis ElasseS whether for aear OF far
igh-ed ground under his inspection machine
yof rrctiol viii the reaest care. so 10
suit the Iu al curiHe WeaHcss Bjz=ia>ss
Isfz-atioz Of tss Eyss and inpartiue 9Th
readi OF fas sewing.
u Y. Il So.0R5lson would here inform the public
that he never employs anv IN he sale lenses
u Also. spis add sSs1rtmsa- OF SPY GLASSES MI
CRoSCOPES, COAIPASSES. sc key OF hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inser-ed without pain, as perfect IS mutual
TOfeeS IS Superior sIr-et under the American Hotel
fr-l1
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EUer Worn By KiAgs or EmPerOrs!
WHAT?-WHY A BEAUTIFUL
w Held OF HAIR Because Il Is the ornament
God hsls prOJide5 for all Reader although
the may blauui - brightly IN the glcW Geek
The b. sparkiue the teeth e those O p-ars
the he'd herert Of Covering OF h- har BE- suare and
shrlveied, IN a end drg si n s1rinA led with
grlv Will than half her charms p q.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE, If used tw5 or three
imes week will resore and permanently 10 all
such an ornament Read the following. snd Judge he
writer Of the ss tie celebrated Pdnisf THALBERG:
New Y rk. AbTii 70. Is5s
DR WoOn-Dear Sir. Permit me 10 eIuress 10 You the
Oh iga under the entire alton OF hair
0rilual color About the time Of arivr IN the
United rapidly hecum but upun the
application your HAIR RESTORATIVE II soYn
covered orglual hue consiier restorative
wonderful inyeufiou, qui'e e-ac-Uus vel eeabe
am, dear sir. yours lru y, S. THALBERG-
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PERsONAL.-Gen. Fowler Of Conn, who was
appointed by Gov. Chas, on Friday last as Ad-
jutant General of the State for the day, is stop
ping at the Wedden
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lIURDER.
PIrrsBuReH. Sept. IL.

PITTSBURGH sept IL.
4 young woman named Miss Henry was muir
dered to-day at eleven o'clock by Thomas Smith
sou. She refused TO speak with bin when intOxi-
Gated. He drew pistol and shot heI. The muir
derer is not yet arrested.
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SoN AND HEIR LOsT.-Saturfay afternoon,
while waiting for the $50 train from Erie, at
the Depot our attention was attracted to wc-
man apparently from the other side of the big
waters" who was running about in half dis
tracted state, crying a" Lost" and lor king into
every place where the least thing could hide,
and seemingly in the greatest tribulatiOn posi-
bic. We asked her what was lost i-a'Lost 8"
said she, why my poor Henry, my only son
and heir-oh, what shall do without my poor
son and heir" A brisk search coon brought
Henry to his discOnsolate mother but after he
was safely restored, query came up as to what
he could be " heir" to, her possessions being
all confined in wooden box upon which she
sat to rest herseli-and that box not Of q yer
rich description. However, we suppose he will
be heir to his mothers love and care which wall
be rich legacy, and however, again, we do not
suppose It Is any Of our business; SO we viii
change the subject as the D0ctors said when .
fresh body was laid on the disseeting table
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Hn
GROVER AND Bakers FAN


1st. Cotton Is used as It is purchased-0n spoolr
without rs-vinding saving time, trouble and
waste.
%. The trouble sni psrplexity Of alling shut
tie, las II other uschines) is in this sEoidsd no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. Its very simple yet strong in construction.
easily learned and kept in order, and does not re
quirr to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ulAr. and viii not rip though every fourth stitch
Be cut
sth. The stitch Is as elastic Is the most elastic
fabric.
I This Machine embroiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested In the saving o
labor are invited to call AT the sales room Of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples o.
work given at all times.
The services Of lady and the use Of machine
san be obtained by the day in families BY calling
at the room of Mr.. Hopkins. Terms 81 so per day
SAMUEL HOPKINS
EOrthrop 4 SpRnglsr's Block.
uhsod6m:les SuRerior ST.. stairs.
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CoScEET.-The Morris Brothers Minstrels
had crowded house last Saturday evening
and were enthusiastically cheered during the
entertainment Their music and singing is ex-
eellent and cannot fail to increase their mirers
wherever they go. In consequence of leaving
on the cars for Pittsburgh at ten o'clock, they
were unable to make the concert as lengthy as
usual
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How TO CIT TO TIE STATE FGIR-A special
train will run on the Northern Division Of the
G. & T. Railroad to Sandusky on to- morrow
and the three following days, as follows leave
Cleveland 73O A N, stopping at way stations
and reaching Sandusky at l0:l5 A. N. Leave
Sandusky 600 NJ reach Cleveland s:45 P
NJ Half fare tickets sold at ticket offices only.
The c. d E, c & P. and c. & NJ Roads
issue half fare tickets good from the 18th to the
18th inclusive. Passengers paying on the cars
will be charged full fare.
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NORTHERN LIsHr-This propeller arrived
from Superior City yesterday morning. Her
news is unimPOrtant. She brought about rs
tons Copper to Hanna, Garreltson & Co. She
will leave on return trip Wednesday evening.
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SYRACUSE, Sept ii.
young man named Aaron Kneebel, Of Brook
lyn, shot himself last evening While in 4 sail boat
on Oneida lake. He was living this morning, but
will not probably long survive.
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MATRIMONIAL.
LADIES OF THE UN,rrD STATES:

To THE LADIES' OF THE UNITED STATES:
Il h7s beez my cd fortune restore 10 health many
thousands Of ny couuiry-women
joalhus; but her pcrsecuI served only eud
and esrab sh y Showers Of grateful oEerags
have fallen ny hay. from the sufferers whom
have relieved. So ous ! am ed in asctonate ard
thankful remembralce by those no have exgerenced ms
skin Iczn aJrj lespise he Efforts Of mischief ers
nd slanleTers
Ny friends have repeatedly urged place my red-
cine for Producing m=nsruati1E within the reach he
Ladies cf the Un.e states; bu iniispostion enter
field lccup.ed Iacks with their perlcigus
ami fear n Al lcp Il cIuntoTricrs might palm upon
the puuc III res, ini atiols. ha hither pre-
VenfeI from al shus as0Icie> FOR the sale Of ny
''ANIlE DE FEdSIE,7 IN the United States
A. last VI Il the OF patients and friends,
and ofsr suffering Eemllss OF America medicine
which has rendered s1mswhs. famous hTyugh0u the
Old World.
In esard to fhe rfi-a-yo the ANI1E DE FEMME"
need oulT sy. thai in h1uid form, aud IS sxaot sucI
hare used Hy practi-e for years and
that Il has fsd TO satisfactory result.
The Amie de Femme" aud st-nd In the
Gfion Of and effect. Il Is ske B5werfgl gnate
= Ieaihy menstrual where has existed and TO
In ordeTt0 guard po>ifl wrapper Of direc-
tioas o. ea-h bote Of the "a ie dc Femme wi bear nv
written signature and boh the bottle and enclosing
vii be sea ed with nv private seal.
PTics, 500 package.
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CoRREcTIoN.-In our account of the Fire
mems hght on Friday vening, we stated that
the attacking party came out of the saloon Of
" Tom Andrews" Mr. Andrews desires US to
say that this is a mistake,-that they did not
come out OF his saloon. The Chief of Police
confirmed his statement
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GUITAE-J. II THoNAs. Teacher of the Cult
AZ. Rooms At No. 3 Euclid street Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. If.
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YELLOM FEYER.

NEw ORLEANS, Sept. 10.
The number of deaths BY yellow fever yesterday
was Ga
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l)bpsifialls & 5uraeOns.
} NORTON M III -P6Gson7f6ic

II MOTION, NJ ID. -Physopatbic
DE ~r Eclectic Physician and Surgeon p less Of Mid
vyIfey and Dsaas,s Of Women and Chiiureu. DR. NOR
TON, having luczed himself IN his place IS ready
tend 10 all calls Profession either his once or
their private dgelluss DR. NJ dis,.lrds an uIslus u
even tesrgtiou Ell her mineral animal r Tesetabo u
he btTuc stimulates and toles up the system By
Tause aic eJ with diseases OF the Liver Luugs KID
rty-, spleen, Neuralgia lnh mat on Rhfumatsm teheT
Acute % Chrouc Loss Of Appetite, eausemeui 0f The
Gravel Sr-ofu Svs!iiiss aud Ulcers Cancers
seses diseases peculiar 10 the final sex slch - sun
preston Prolapsus Utrra, Hnorl hage SC request
ed cal His Mole Of rrezIECeut also completely
adautedt 10 Diseases 0i CLIldrCu
D.. ~ has also sure, safe aud never failing remedy for
Fever sud Ague- Cholera Au-busi yseue and
Oanaoea Coilc Cram Is, LOckaw Eits and treat
C r IS also prepared tot eat success fully FEVERS
Of the various typss log with all othsr form Of acute
lAea>es 4As = no hltloh q llAslh1li1n tne biau
~ laeS ~ iio " years On ne ne f o.
New School system OF Praice and thorough reading
sraduaie irun me ol1 anl ne e. schools OF 3leti me
Dr- NJ vii Eee9 constantly o. hand aai for lie all
kinds OF 30 IANIC MEDICINES sImples and com2ouus.
rtncres and sruuS such are usually kept IN Boauic
Ecleciicand hUm sonIan Drug Sores Also all the
pared huIseli Remedial Agents among which are
the iolOTin: viz; CJmp0uHd Syrup Of the Wandering
So Auti-B ious Pills exclusively the Livr,
Btters AniDySpepic Powders To0th-Acae Drops UhIrh
Weak sure aud ilhImed Eyes Canker Medicine Tor Ja-
kero Caopel SoreMouth certain and speed cure br.
CO4sumptio and all DIseas Of the Lungs; Rlumztic
Linment or PAN Killer superior article 70 any nov
use srual external application; sovereign REM
-dy for the Cho Mothers Cordial OF Female Friend
and nt her articieS 90 numerous 70 me tion.
~ n. B. Particular Attention will be paid in
NJ Of m t5e morbid hgmors Dr. N does no, sTetsiio
r,e ne dead bu he dues claim that he can cure z cur
able Diseases and manv that considered incurahle
OHoe, No lo5 Lnran ST. Residence No. 10 Church
CY p ) Dr. NJ. would ssy that he can give One Stu
dent good chance his Ofoeto red Medicine aud
EIHn u n -
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Ia For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, seefourth
Da~e
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SATURDAY NIGHTS REPORT.
PERSONAL.

BUFFALO, Sept IL.
Cyrus ". Field arrived at the Clifton House,
Niagara Fails, at three O'Clock this afternoon. He
leaves Tor Toronto on Tuesday the l4th inst, en-
route for Montreal and Quebec.
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DEATH OF TRAvELER-On Friday evening
Last man was discovered IN board the train
winch arrived on the C. c. 4 road about 7
clock, in an insenslble state He was removed
to the St Cair House BY officers Warren and
Llwrence, and DR. Strong called to render med
ical aid-but tue stranger was too far goIe for
recovery. He died in a short time, not having
ben able to speak since arriving here. From
papers in his possession II seems his name Is
Nathaniel Case, Of Bristol, TrumbuIl Co, and
that, having been West to buy land, he was now
on his way home. a singular preparation Tor
death seems to have been made by him. While
in Indianapolis on Thursday last he deposited
SI75 with the Express Co. to be forwarded TO
Mr.. Geo. Taylor, Cashier of the Bank at War
ren, o. He had but Sl9 in money with him,
but several notes for land signed S. P. Adams,
of which two were for $500 each Zone of them
cancelled) and one for s64I, 40 He had also
papers showing that he had purchased several
lots in Kansas. Apparently he had sold his
farm in Bristol, taken the notes in payment, and
been locating in Kansas.
The body was neatly laid out and put into a
vault until further information can be obtained.
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TIE DAYTON FIREMAN NOT DEAD.-The local
editor of the Dayton Gazetts, now stopping in
this city, received the following dispatch from
that place at ei O'Clock Saturday evening.
Kuntz is lying in an insensible state. His
DoctUT says he viii not live
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DAYTON OPERATOR.

UAIIUN UPEkAIOA.
We were informed Yesterday that dispatch
had been received that Kuniz was dead, but
cannot vOuch for the truth of it. 1t is but &
matter ofa few hours at most with him, but how
is it with ms murderer,t
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DR P II. RICoRD.
PARIS, January. ls55

For sale. wholes lie and Ke1-i by WILLIAM FI>KE,
No p ,uPeTi C'evsls8d no will supply the
''Amie De Femme a. the Praprie ors puces
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"DRTcH Al GwYlIEDYDcT," Welsh Newspaper I

PzoF o wOoD-Dear Sir: Some month Or six wse-s
40 rec siyed a boitIe Of H1r Restorative and
Il T. nv wife who concluded to ty Il on Der head ii ls
fhinEr al tie that would restore the gy har
is orrg nj color; and surprise, sf.er + "
yeek tral il performed that W.nasr nj feet By
i.~ IN he gray hairs 4 dark brown a. The
beaurIng and this keniag the har strongly rrrumuend
ebsB-e of their hair, CHARLES AkDkW
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UNION CONCERT FOR SUNDAY ScHooLs-The
regular monthly concert for the Sunday Schools
Of Cleveland, will be held this evening at the
Second Presbyterian Church al a o'clock
The exercises usually consist in reports from
the several schools, addresses, singing and pray
ers, and are generally very interesting. The
public, and particularly parents are invited to
srfard
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y PLAN and Ornamental Printing OF ev.ry desc iptIon
done Al the Printing establishments OF the LeG6eT Ofce
on the stes; improved and HOs;rspid presses III
best sly on short notice and reasoaab rates Par
tcular aiteni paid blink work Every description Of
Binding done, especially Blank Books Ledgers Journals
Sales Books, Receiving Books, &c &c
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph
oFPIcR, wARING's BLOCK, CORNER OF BAEE AND
ST CLAIR sTREETs
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Tie RESTORATIVE Is pui up in bottles 4 three sizes:
large medium and small The hulds ha mint. and
refais fr per bolt TIE medium holds At east twenty
Der rent NOR proportion thar the s and reels for
81 per The large 10 ds quart sOty cent more
In prapOrti n. a. 4 retails tUr 50.
o ] WOOD X co PropietoTs. ~ Broadway, New
YORK. tin the great Y. Wire Railing estalishlnen AID
ia AIarkei street, 81 Louis Mo.
Ard sid bs al sod Druggists and Fanny Goods Dealers
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SUICIDE.

SATURDAY AFTERNOONS REPORI
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RICHEST DIADEM

More to be Admired than the
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5prfiol Notirrs.

u For Gas Futures ard tfsg-Ap3i,
Fog Eassorth s Co., les and lOT Superior street.
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO,

- u ALI II VI AmL II hlOAN W "
Ii MEN FrOz, tis n. Y. D1ily Nsrs tts,Itori -
We desire 70 ca alie tion ioa litI from Dg joshua
+ Brdgr, The Hellih uf American Women, IN snoth
his skill and medica judgmen NAV he relied upon
AI7rzhallis Uterine Csaoiic0n ossd to BE- fully
valuable II : claimed 10 be IN many seygre tess gde
n iudiri1as and hishly prar-
utoner all diseases especially those Of women and
From Piysicians
SIaIshals Uterine Caiho icon vi certainly cure all
the diseases for which Il is recoumeude D."
There IS no med cine ike IL IN this country" /"
Uterine CafhOlicoui n ain and safe remedy"
MARSHALL's UTERINE CArHoLICON
complaints 70 which ever wom.n is lble and which gr9-
u5ly alice ne md as well as IN oodv ~ hat - M \.
p0sSihiiiy. Among the eumpaln for which he sthoi
pressed Irregular or p nfl Mensfruatiln Boafng In
hamma'ilns and DISEASES OF the kidneys or Urinary Or
sans Retention or lneounence Of Tine HesTtou n Co
eness, \; IyouSnsss Esiaiinss PtlPta,ioHs C%TsmPs %
connected vita the uterine "Tgsns
Ladies who roub Ell with any Of the above symptoms
. ess Dr BRIDGE with u c5aHds CO that they will
ind relief Marshalls Uterine Cstho eot i quas-
spsctsble phvsiriln in the country
Tsr prie, 0 MARSHA LIS UTERINE CATHOLE
CONis One Dol oTan1 HaBver singie bottle
WEST BEDFoRn Coshactou Co Bfay "a, 1s =
ei OfTbs GrAsaberE opaHy Sr The 1st Isn years and
1--we invariably tuld them to give gocd sstlsacfio n
thertea and coffee and with my rrde III have hec
q npie icle MarShslrs Uterins Ca h0-0n s m =
cine tha done amoun Of go IN female dIseas-
One lady 50 4 70 tOl me she had recei ed more
benefit from bottle han she did frum Of
medicaltTestmeui BY he mlst skilIfnl p s,ieians
Yours truly. JAMES WILSON.
January lst, ls5s.
MRS. RoBEsoNs CERTIFICATE
VERSos, Trr m5ull Co, Nav lst. ls5s
This certes that have been IN Door health Tor
yrars and found lutte rliefa Ter e7os ing num
nf PHYSICIANS. Nv dsfas~ Pr1a1ss Ute n ] had
be- redu bv that and FOuOr Ahus until had become
liberated considerable extent By the adVc- o. Dr.
q BusInel prosured and took si1 hotteS OF Marsha rs
rtsrls athocon VIII enabled ne 70 tend 10 nv hus-
hand his las sirknes- until he dad which abou
year Ia tskeu three bottles s'nce hi d, sth
Nhirh hrs made al TO labor and EIpp n family o.
three children TheCahlcsu has nesry iest0rsd TO
health Il the onlV thing that has ated my s1eI-
ing for winch feel very grateful - -
The CATHOLICON Is FOR sale By City Druggists snd by
Medicine dealers generally iull2
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PRoP WooD-Abrut two ye4rS ago. ny hair commenced
turta- gray; fs hec mia. oad md had tr1ed
remedies 10 no ft- cCmn elcod usiuz Res rufIve
January lasf; few aupca0 res eed my III hrmy;
bean 70 I'LL grw out, sud turned back o. rs amer
colUr-b ack A. this time IL is u restore % is urgi al
cOIUr heath, appearance aid eheerfuly recomae ID
it. TO all J. ID HOES
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PRoF O ] WOoD-With confidence Do recOmmen your
Har Restorative beng The mot efhcacous ee
saw since usl Hair Restorative, hair md whis
kers which were amos white have ruduall DARK,
and row feet C nfieat that ew more aPpc uonS will
restore them 70 ura color. Il has also ieved
OF All dandru and gup asant itching commun amung
persons who ptrspirs freely J. G. klLBf-
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
MONDAY MORNING, SEPT. IS, Is5s
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW AUF FEkIISEHENIe-
Boarding House for rent-inquire AZ tins Once
Morgan ROOt-Fall Dry Goods.
Meeting Of Board Of Sc ool Examiners. fWeeklrl
Behaves Holland Bi;isrs for spsp,ia.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-07

Political--!Stumpers IN Hiinois.-Ac.
cording to the Chicago Times, the fol-
lowing distinguished gentlemen will be
engaged during the present year in
stumping the State of Illinois, in opposi
ton to the administration party -
Gov Wise, of Virginia; Gov. Walker,
Hon. f. p Stanton, j. j. Crittenden,
Gov, Packer, of Pennsylvania Colonel
Forney. Hon II. B. Payne. of Ohio ;
Hon. S. S. Cox, of Ohio, Hon. B. M.
Samuels, of Iowa; Hon. F. G. Ryan,
and Jas B. Cross, of Wisconsin; Henry
Wilson, of Massachusetts Gov. Sew
ard and Preston King, of New York ;
Simon Cameron and David Wllmot, OF
Pennsylvania; Gov. Grimes, of Iowa !;
Gov. Bingham, of Michigan; Gov. Chase
and j. R. Giddings, of Ohio, and many
others.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-07

Sale Of L1amas.-The thirty-eight
llamas imported into the city of New
York last fall from South America were
offered for sale at auction in the suburbs
of that town on Saturday. When orig
lnally shipped there were seventy-two,
but some eighteen or twenty died at
Panama, and eight or ten on shipboard,
so that only forty two reached New
York alive. Since they were landed
fohr of the weakest have died. TIE
auction was unsuccessful. AT private
sa e afterwards three were disposed of
to be sent to Australia. The cost of
the adventure has been such as to fix
the price asked far too high.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-07
WHOLE NUMBE R 80 ,

The RID PETTicoAT CoNNuBlaLLy
WHIP.uP-ATlvE.-We see that this new
fashion, after all, turns out to be nj
quaint stimulus, used by Queen Victoria
to reawaken the tagging take-notice-
ism and dormant conjugal susceptibility
of Prince Albert. The history ofits rise
and progress at court. and consequent
transportation TO the still more back
ward husbandry of America, is thus spi-
ely given in the Boston Courier:
Every one knows that her Majesty
Victoria indulges annually in a pleasant
autumnaf excursion to her Castle of
Balmoral, in Scotland. 1t is a pretty
custom for bevy of the fairest maidens
to assemble on the estate and bid her
welcome-arrayed, of course, in their
picturesque holiday attire. We have
spoken OF the art-sympathies of the gen
tie Albert. The effect of,hc looped pet
tlcoats, last gear, on his sensitiUe soul ua.
erfraordinary. He recognized here
new principle of art before unknown to
him. and gave himself up to its study.
until his watchful spouse, thinking that
perhaps not art alone, but little touch
of nature might also combine thus TO alb
sorb him, resolred to afford him the o,,-
portunity Of iadulging has taste in The
domestic circle. In short, adopted tie
scarlet petticoat herself and no doubt
gratifed the Prince beyond expression
by this mark of disinterested devoted
ness
"And the Queen carried the red pet
tlcoat to London with her; and Eugenia
saw it and fell in love with it; and al
the ladies of rank were seized with vi
olent scarlet fever; and Lady Gore
Ousley transplanted the exotic to THIS
country, causing it unexpectedly to
bloom forth at Washington, to the de-
light and wonder of every one, including
the administration and both Houses Of
Congress; and leaders in the female
fashionable world at home have awak-
ened to the practicability of creating
new sensation. and have boldly second
ed Lady Gore; and very soon IL scar
let skirt will cease TO be an exotic, and
will flourish here as freely as if native
and to the manner born"
For the enlightenment of our readers,
we copy from the same editorial of our
Boston contemporary description of the
original breaking out of the new epidem-
ic scarietina
The peasant maidens of parts of Ire
land and Scotland have a holiday dress,
an important particular of which is a
crimson petticoat of coarse texture, to
be sure, but worn with grace, and neatly
looped up at one side just sufficiently to
reveal bright glimpses of snowy stock
In5' but never shadow of anything
like garter, for such revelations, as ev-
cry woman knows, bring into shocking
conflict the poetic ideal with the blunt
practical and material.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-07

"TEw HuM.'-The following is from
the letter of an American now travelling
in Italy. At sundown we reached Gaeta
This place abounds in historical interest,
and il was here that the Pope found ref
uge when he fed from the Republic i'll
lS49. Among the legends of the place
is one to the effect that he and the King
of Naples, VIII" had come to visit him in
his exile went on board of an American
frigate. The commander welcomed
them in these terms: "Pope, how are
you? King. how dye do 2" Here,
Lieutenant Comes, you speak French,
parley rous with the Pope, while the
King aud go down and have a drink.
King, come on -