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The National Art Association of the Un,cJ
States, will hold its second Convention at Wash.
ington City. on Tuesday, the lth inst AlImem.
hers of incorporated Art Societies are members
OF the National Institution, and are invited TO be
present, and take part in its deliberations.
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USE oT PORK AS FCCD.

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People are all the summer learning to
leave door open, and the whole winter
learning to close it.
The young lady who caught cold hy
drinking water from damp tun.bler is
convaIesccnt.
a facc'ious fellow, being very anxious for
the acquisition Of Cuba. says he is willing
to hcIppa forit. to help fight for it, anil if
that won't do, he'll go for it according to
law.
y rude boys mouth is like the town of
Worcester. It's where the Saucc comes
from.
The bad mans death drietll up the tears
Of his family.
1t is supposed that the man who threw
lhc hrebrand of disunion burnt his fin
gers.
lhe greatest burden in the world is sn
perstItlon, not only of ceremonies in the
church, but of imaginary and scarccrow
sins ut home.
Soc rates, seeing scolding wife who had
hanged herself on an olive tree, OK
claimed; ooh, that all trees would bear
such fruit !"
Whoever is honest. generous, courteous
ana candid, is gentleman, whether he be
learned or unlearncd, ricl, or poor.
Last thou riches Hast thou beauty ?
Last thou talents Hast thou dover
De careful not to provoke the givcr bv abus
ing the gifts.
1t is stated as curious fact that more
money is expended annually in the United
States for cigars, than is expended for
all the common schools in the Un
ion.
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THE DEACON AND THE FRESHMAN
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mAuw9rH PINE GROVE 1E ca,Irory,.

groyy. Of California ;-"Tl,n N..,,'..,.
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m the n.nun;a;n also. " ,o.,. .,.,... r,n
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TILL NATIONS THAT WOULD NOT HAVE THE
REFORMATION

TILL NATIONS THAT WOULD NOT HAVE THE
REF0RMATlUN
Austria, Spain, ltalv, France, Poland
tie offer WI, made everywhere, au! i, is
curious [" see what has l,cconc of ,h.
ma'l"nS that w"uI not hear it, In AL
countries We're some tina. accepted, bu, in
many there were not enough. and the res.
slowly or swiftly with fatal, difficult i'll
du>trv, contrivcl to burn them out
Austria WIS once fall of pro,r>,an,s, Lu,
the hdc.b"und Flemish Spani~I. kai-,r
c!cm"rt presiding over it. ol.>tin,clv. for
tw" centuries, kept a,in-. 40, We,
with oar dull. oh,:i,,;,;o C;mh.,r":s rnl..,
lip a'l lazy eyes, with our ron,!.r,ii,
Au>'rAin d"ll, Of i,aLi;ualirv and ind,
I"ncc "f intellect, we prefer steady dark
ness to unccrtan new light - AM! a!I
mrn may see where Austria now Is. -
>rain S'h! more; poor Spain .rin. ;;hnu,
at lis time, making its Innnuurian"r,.
to>; all the i.:c.i"Is :,,t"rn-ys in lis l:,,.c
towns assembling. to pronounce virtually
this: " The old is Il lie, then: good lrav-
cnS, after we 80 long tried hard. l,,rlr,
, than any nation to think i: Il truth -
and II 1t be not rights Of man, red re-
publican, and progress OF The SPECIES, We
, know not what now TO believe or T.,
do; AMI are lis Il people stumbling on
steep places, in the darkness of mil.
night" They refused Truth when She.
caiiir, and now Truth knows nu,liiu. ot
them. All stars and heavenly light, Aay.
hcrom" veIcd to such men they must
now follow terrestrial ignis Euluus, and
think them stars. This is the doom
PASSED upon them. Italy too, had i,
l'ro'estam:s; but haly killed them man
aged to cytin@ui>h rro.c.tants,n. Ir:,Iy
rnt up silently with practical lies Of al
kinds; and, Smuggling up its shoulders,
preferred going int" ,ilc,,an,ism and the
fine arts. The laiian>, instead of the sa
cred service of fat and performance, did
music, painting, and the like; ,ii even ,!,:.,
has lmcnuc i,n,r,s>l.,,. f,r than, l
noble nation, sunk from vir,u, ;, ,;r,,,
ever offered such spectacle. hrf,r. H..
that will prefer liletl,nii<m in this world
FIR his outfit shall have. il. I'm, al ,.,. .,l.
will depart from him and m,,f., v..r,n;,.
r;"heHt'icSS OF purpose, 'ievout depth ot
soul, shaI! no more b. his H.. c,r = J..
like make himself = sopr,po and sim, :
hire; and probably that is ,bo r.,, ,.,.,,
for Kim. But the sh;rpe,t .cut .x:,,J :.
France, to which we constantly ,,t,ru T.,
;llus,r,,;,, E,,, .;l,
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SWEET HOME.


SWEET HOME.
In an address delivered hy the Rev. c.
w. Howard, before Il Female Seminary in
CasSvliie, Georgia, he related the f,l!owin"
incident:
y striking illustration Of the depth
and universally of this love OF home WA,
given some wears since to him who now al
dresses You Ly John Howard Payne, the
| author of that f,vnrite ballad, "IIome
Sweet Home" 1t has been remarked ~ =
sad but singular fact, that he who sang so
| swcetly Of home never had Il home. and
d:ed homeless, solitary and stranger in
the distant East.
Payne, then on visit to Middle G.or.
Sia, Was very dr>irous of Witnessing the
games of the Churokces befurc they were
removed to the West. 1t was at a time
when affairs in this section were in criti-
| cal position. Il becomes necessary to es
tabiI'l force, then called the Georgia
Guard, both to protect the Indians AMI
overawe designing white men, who were
interfering with our State laws. As is al.
ways the case in such circum stances some
OF ;hc Guard were rude men, enforcing their
authority with violence.
Mr.. Pay c was warned that his visit
would be attended with danger to himself
but he persisted, came to Cherokee, Geor.
gE', was seen by the Guard and taken pris-
oner. On the night Of his arrest, rs the
Guard and himself was lying around the
campfire, perhaps not far from the spot
where we are now assembled, one of the
men began to sing Home Sweet Home"
When he had finished, PAYNE told him
that he was the author Of that song. The
effect WAS electric. The men started to
their feet, unlooscd his arms, and craspinr
his hands, declared that the man who
wrote Sweet Home could not he n traitor.
and should not be Il prisoner, and The next
morning dismissed him with deeds and words
Of Kindness. The act was crc,itablc to the
men, and the highest compliment, in the
estimation Of the author which his verses
had ever received. 1t teaches that, amono
the rulcst of men, the sentiment Of home
is as deeply implanted as among those Of
the highest social distinction.
THE Ctgar.-The first mention of it to
be found in any American document is in
the following advertisement, from Boston
paper published about the year 1900:
Brought from Havanna, box of Ci,
garos, very rare article. The best of to.
bacco, rolled up to the size of small Fin
ger, and of about five inches in length, for
smoking. They arc preferred by the Span
ish Dons to the Pipe. Those who may
wish to enjoy such luxury, will please
call and try them"
Collapse Of Imperial Cinoline.-The
following intelligence is from private let.
ter dated at Paris, November 25: "The
Empress created great sensation at Cam.
peigne last week by appearing in dress
without crinoline, very small at the top of
the skirt, with the immense old fashioned
hoop at the bottom. Next year the ladies
will be wearing the dress of the old pic.
lures Of the days Of Louis XIV"
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When q stranger treats me with want
Of respect" said II phIlosophic poor man,
81 comfort myself with the reflection that
it is not myself he Sights, but my old and
shabby coat and hat, which, to say the
truth, have no particular claim to admira
ton. So, it my hat and coat choose to
fret about it, let them, but its nothing to
me-"
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che i ibhcuilIc t5anucr,
pua!!eNca Mv.ry T!:.rsdav r1ornine. ly

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prosperity IS Il $erere Tcyt-The hn,na,
heart is like a feather bed-it must be
rouslly handIcd and well shaken To pre-
vent its becoming hard and kno,lv. With
prosperity comes the witheriny discovery
that opulence is not happiness, for the
shadows around us are the darkest when
the sun of our fortune is brightest. Very
often, too, we are only the more ridiculous
as well rs unhappy, for being tossed in fol-
tunes blanket, and having our heads turn-
ed, by being thus elevated above those of
our fellows. 1t matters little to be wor,l,
money, if we are worth nothing else.
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j Q Il NJ L. Gil ARK,
ktF.'iREE or fIOrkS, WATCHES,
g II W. IHR V

~ bi~" ""iiu!iy inform tl:r cti- C2
@""- - ''i' District. that h" has HOS
h''"''! n-".! al ll"'.,. h..rui here ~. -~1 ,.
-" ''i''i''! I" "Nc"iitr. wiru p."inpursS III 49,,
'.'i- - H., iin. 81 i,l>iir.Ss H.. i VII w.
F'ir! W'' 81! IN l""i> an' materials of L;s ~,
am! i''.s ""n,i'nl in h":nc ah!y 1o ..;vo ..,,,
lh"i'n. ~. work Warranted
j. f"i!:!> Cash.
.il!iI H. ISIS =,
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The best bank ever known, is hank ol
earth; it never refuses to discount to hon
est labor. And the best share is the plow
share, OH which dividends are always lii
eral,
Three things that never agree-two cats
over one mouse, two wives in one
house, or two lovers after one maid
on.
There are more lies told in the brief sen
tance, glad to see you,' than in any
other sentence in the English language
In what ship have the greatest mum
Der of men been wrecked? Ans. Cour,
ship.
young thief, who was charged will
picking pockets, demurrcd to the indict
ment, because lie had never 'zactly picked
them, he always took them as thcy
came.
There is man out West so forgetful Of
faces that his wife is compelled to keep q
wafer stuck OH the end of her nose, that he
may distinguish her from the other ladies
but this does not prevent him from making
occasional mistakes.
A whole military Company in Dayton
Ohio, fell in love with beautiful youuo
lady, Jewcss, and as they couldn't all
have her, they compromised the matter by
selecting her as their captain.
1t seems to be so csay to be good natured
that it is wonder any takes the trouble to
be any thing else.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-30

A TRUE FRIEND.-From late publ
cation entitled "a Life for Life" an
English book of considerable power and
interest, we quote the following passage:
40, the blessing it is to have friend
to whom one san speak fearlessly on any
subject, with whom ones deepest as well
as ones most foolish thoughts come out
simply and safely. 0, the comfort, the
inexpressible comfort of feeling safe with
IA person, having neither to weigh
thoughts nor measure words, but pouring
them all right out, just as they are, chatt
and grain together, certain that faithful
hand will take and sift them, keep what
Is worth keeping, and then with the
breath of kindness blow the rest away"
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EXPLODED IDEAs.--The following
Exploded IDEAS from Thompson's
Blank note Reporter, have a smack of
wisdom - .-...
That State is to stop borrowing
money because the Constitution has fix
ed limit to the debt. The Constitution
is so easily altered.
That a Sinking Fund will ever pay the
debt for which it is set apart. The fund
is 50 easily sunk other ways.
The bank notes are ever to be redeem-
ed because they are secured by State
bonds. See South Royalton Bank, Ver-
mont; the bonds were sold two years ago
not cent paid, and heaven only
knows where the money is
That bank is any better, because
the stockholders are invariably liable
Look at the Hopkinton Bank, Bank of
the South County, and dozen other
broken Rhode Island banks; also at the
broken Canada banks.
That man is good because he owns a
bank, or that a bank is good because it
is owned by rich man. Men break
banks-banks break men.
That railroad bond is safe because it
is secured by a mortgage, or that your
stock is good because you have got div
idend. l-ls. ....
That company has earned money
because it has made dividend.
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ALL FOR CHRISTMAS.

100 Cloth Cloaks, Talmas, Raglans 81 so
lOO to $25 90, q, az
100 Cloth Cloaks. Tain as, Raglans, 50 so Is 90
100 Stella, Cashmere, Reversible and Blanket
Shawls so to $50 90,
lou stella, Cashmere, Reversible and Blanket
Shawls 3 SO to $50 90.
Special attention Is called to our nice LOT oil
direct Imported Toys for Holiday presents.
our Stock must be reduced and It is to the
interest of all buyers to give US call before
purchasing elsewhere. .s.l...
E. CAMPE, SO East Main street
de 20 Is the right place.
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"Why don't you come after cold tic
tuals, as usual 2" said lady too b.,
who had for a long time been a daily
visitor for that species of charity
Father has joined the Temperance Soc-
ETY., and we have warm victuals, now"
was the reply.
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p. v. DORLAND, Nj. ID.
LATE OF NEW YORK,

LATE OF NEW YORK,
u l. is A ND A URIS1,
GRADUATE OF THE TRINITY UNIVERSITY, also
VI of the NEW YORK EYE and As
EAR INFIRMARY, who has had an .H6M
extensive practice in the various Eye ~
Institutions OF Europe.
M- Office at Mrs. Freeman's Boarding House
Main street.
H 10 U RS,
from A. M, to 9, P. NJ, where those deprived
of an Eye can be supplied with an artificial
one, having all the movements and color of til 0
natural one.
Strabismus or CrossE Eye removed with little
pain, and no risk, by the new sub-coniunctivai
operation.
Cataract or Opacity of the Lens operated upon
by solution, without the slightest pain or dan.
ger.
N. B.-General Practice attended to, especial.
ly Diseases of the Throat, Bronchia, Lungs and
Stomach, all of which will be treated on the
new and most approved principle.
N- Opinions on the Eye and Ear, GRATIS.
no 19-3m
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AN HISTORICAL FACT.

,TIsEIE thing that caused Napoleon Bonaparte
i the greatest regret in dying, was that he,
could not communicate with Clark & Walters
regarding the Binding of lot of Magazines and
Papers which he wished to bequeath to the
ROYAL Library In Paris. Take warning Oh !
deW CLARK b WALTERS.
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CARPET NOTICE.
WIN. A. WALTERS & CO.,

NO. IL, MAIN N1REET, =
A RE now selling English Brussels Tapes
best English Brussels Tapestries at One Dollar
and Twenty Cents, including the best Patterns.
They have also reduced the price Of their
Three Ply aud Ingram CAAPE rs. de l6
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MRS. WINSLOW,

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AN EXPERIENCED N U II 5 T. AND
N Female Physician, presents to the atten-
''''' u soOTHINa SYRUP,
.- FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
which greatly facilitates the process oft eething,
by sottening the gums, reducing all intiamma-
tion-will allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic &C
ton, and is .
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to
'' HEALTH no YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and =. sold this rt C l e for
AND TRUTH Of it, " hat5we have never been
able to say of any other medicine-N EVE R
HAS IT FAILED, in az SINGLE INSTANCE,
TO EFFECT A CURE when timely hsed.-
Never did we know anpa instance of dissatisfac.
ton by any one WHOM used it. ION the con-
trary, all are delighted with its operations, and
speak in terms OF high est commandments is
magical effects andmedS teal virtues. We speak
in this mattersWHATwE DO KNOW, after ten
years teXperienCe, andZ PLEDGE OUR REPUrA'
TON FOR THE FULFIL MENToFwHAT WE HERE
DECLARE. In almostN instance where
the infant is suffering.. from pain and exhaus
ton, e ief will beE flo u n in fifteen or
twenty minutes after the Syrup is admins
tered. 81 This valuable prepa-
ration is the prescrip- ton Of one of the most
EXPERIENCED andS SKlLLFrTL NURSES
in New England, and has been u with
NEVER FAILING U CO CESS in THOUSANDS
OF CASES. ~ 1t not only relieves
the child from pain, W b u invigorates h e
stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, n
gives tone and energyQQ to the whole system
1t will almost instantly, relieve GRIPPING IN
THE BOWELS AND. WIND L G, and
overcome commissions, Is which, if not speedily
remedied END in DEATH. We believe 1t the BEST
and sUREsr REMEDY IND THE woRLD, in alleases
of DYSENTERY and. ) D A r r H G A IN
CHILDREN, whether 1t arises from teething
or from any OF h rO cause. We would say
to every mother whos, has a child suffering
from any of the foregoing complaints-D0
NOT LET YOUR PREJU.N DIcEs, NOR THE PREF
UDIcE OF OTHERS, stands between your suffering
child and the re g If that will be SURE
yes, ABSOLUTELY SURE-to follow the
use of this medicine i, ~ timely used. Full di-
rections for using willW accompany each bottle.
None genuine unlessns the facsimile of CUR
tbs & P Z R X I N S,r,New York, is on the
outside wrapper.
o. Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office No. IL Cedar street, N. York.
Price only Is cents per bottle. my 30-1y.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-30

GROVER Il BAKERS
CELEBRATED NOIsELEss
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
NEW STYLES-PRICES, $50 TO $l25.
HEMMERS, SIS EXTRA.
ISL Baltimore st. Baltimore.
READ WHAT DISTINGUISHED MEN SAY.
81 take pleasure in saying, that the Grover
Baker Sewing Machines have more than sus-
tanned my expectation. After trying and re-
turning others, have three of them in opera.
ton in my different places, and after four years.
Senator of South Carolina.
"My wife has had one of Grover g. Bakers
Sewing Machines for some time, and am sat
isfed it is one Of the best labor saving machines
that has been invented. take much pleasure
in recommending. it to the public."-J. G..
Harris, Governor Of Tennessee.
For sale in Norfolk by
iell SO MERwIN
RHEUHATISM AND ALL PAIN,
VANISH b THE USE or
HARTSHORNE'SC UKE-ALL.
IL THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAR
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED By Il CHEMIST
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
1t is not pretended that this article will cure
all complaints, but it will cure all pain as
thousands will testify, who have used it. AS
pain is the forerunner of most disease, Iby cur.
ing the pain you check the disease.
HARTSHORNE'SC URE-ALL should be kept
in all families in case of accidents or sudden
sickness, as it frequently cures in less time than
| it requires to get physician.
1t cures pain in any patt of the system and Is
used externally and internally.
HARTsHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Rheu.
atl5m, Neuralgia and Chilblains.
-RTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Cramps,
Goa Pains in the Stomach or Bowels.
4 \ RTSHORNES CURE-ALL cures Pains
ths Limbs, Side, Back, Breast, Teeth and
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Sprains,
Uses, Scalds, Burns and Frosted Feet.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Pains
the Feet and Swelling Of the Joints.
HARTSHORNES CURE-ALL cures Stiff
Neck from Cold, and Ague in the Breast.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL is good for
Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach and Bowels.
Whenever you have Pain, use the CURE
ALL, as it acts upon the Nerves, Muscles, Sim
ews, Blood and Bones, and, by its warming
| electro magnetic power, expels all pain from
the system. Get q bottle and try it.
The above medicines to be had at all Drug
stores In NoRFoLK, PoarsmouTH, HAmpro
and SUFFOLK. jy l4-n
NEW HAMS.-We are retailing new Hams
~ at only Is cts. Choice Plate Beef l2K cts,
atthe cheapest Cash Grocery in the city
| Ut REDMOND,
| de l6 4 Church street.
COUGH REMEDIES.
| DKAGG'S Pulmonic Waters,
| ID Iceland Moss Paste,
Browns Bronchial Trschss,
| Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers,a
Wistar's Lozenges,
| Jayne's Expectorant,a
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
American Cough Drops,
| Covert's Balm OF Life
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry.
Stabler's Cherry Expestorant,
Thompson's Life Preserver.
All the above for sale Wholesale and Retail.
de i6 M q @ A SANTOS