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\ FAOEOSALs
Doubtless the domestic disscnsions Of the
Chicago Democracy hare prevented an Union.
saving demonstration here. But we cntrcas
the heads Of messes and tue captains Of squads
TO forego their strife, i: for only day, and at
tend to tbs business which they are born 10
do. In most other Northern cities Of any
considerable si,e Union.saying Is the business
Of tho hour; and in all Of them, as in New
York, tho arrangements are such TINT Repub-
iosnA no matter how desi1ous they nay DO Of
holding tho ancient masonry together, are CT
cluded from al participation in the proceedings
We entroat the faction which has gathered
around tho HenaM, and tho other faction up
holding Douglas and the 1fmes, to Let no dis
credit como upon the patriotism Of Chicago by
their remiBsnesa N this matter! We assure
them That they are losing chance Of ofaecumu-
lating political capital as well as m opportn-
nifty to air their patriotic phrases, BY their IN.
action. To Be sure, Chicago has no trade from
slavo holding States TO be made more
pfodtable By the demonstration which
~ propose; her merchants are mostly back
bone Republicans, aud would scorn to crawl
on their bellies an inch, OF 10 eat an ounce Of
dirt to Lessen tho intolcrable arrogance Of tho
South; her manufacturers for tho most part
sell their wares in ftee labor markets and to
FREQ men, and hive no hyozs to ask Of uirgers
o: mig :or-breodders; she is Republican city,
and the only one Of 100000 population in the
land; but difficulties ought only to stimulate
tho patriots 70 make snighier effort By the
aid moderate expenditure Of money, for mu-
sic, banners and decorations, a big. handbill
with big eagle On it, md smaller ono with
= smaller eagle, industrious zallying among
our fallow citizens ot the Irish persuasion, md
q general draft upon tie ruua-shops, crowd
might be got together, and the Union saved
Let We might be accused Of hvoritism, we for-
bear to state wLo should do the fitalutin On
the occasion; We dare only say that there is
one speech made throughout Pennsylvania and
Maryland, at The special request Of Mr. b.
chanan, in 1856, md repeated aiz or eight times
il Illinois, since that time, which should notbe
omitted. Shnll We hare m Union Saving
meeting?
, 1859-12-19

Al
Travellers on the New York and Erie Rai1road
need not be told that the little town from which
this letter is dated, i. situated in tho Delaware
Valley. To the stranger whose estimate Of a
place is measured by the amount of business
done there, j. has little, perhsps nothing, to at-
tract attention, But there are warm hearts
here dear to the writer almost a. life itself. .ud
surely after months Of absence, to sit down bv
thu fre.aide of parents and friends and talk
or.r xcene. long gone by. to recall the carly his
torr If th;. beautiful valley. md con oyer Incl.
don't. which it reouirr. but tbs pen Of m Irving
Ia render classic md immortal. il nrivi1eoe
wh;ch Il were wis. to cp;oy. Whenever . week
c,n h. .nared from The cares and The tofls Of
our erer busy, busting city. We cannot say
with the poet ..
~1ssana upon MT n,.lse hll.s as'ia:~
They skirt the Delaware few, miles down to-
wards the city Of - Brotherly Lore = but these
venerable hills are endeared to NJ hY plea.
SAINT memories; for many day In bo5hood's
early years was spent in the deep woods which
then crowned their craggy submits. Change
has been busy sveu with these "evetlasting
hills for when We first dwelt among them the
oak and the hemlock, the maple and the pine,
wore from their bougha mantle Of beauty, md
casting ii gracefully over their rocky defortni'
ties, hid them from vulgar gaze.
Now The canal coils itself upon Tho eastern
b.nl, while hour b, hour the pend*seas loco
motive with its long train i Of c.r1 sweep. by
upon The ~ iron ttaek~h,sh &c eommesoe IN nus !.,o
opod e ~ oar s.1,1 r.meles Ind 1eirnea her,
, 1859-12-19

We 80 how the efforts Of the Boston Union.
savers are repaid. Coy. McRca, Of Miss, a
drs enter in the House, exhausts IN hour IN
proving that E1~Gor. Lincoln who presided
over ttose patriotic gentlemen, met to talk
Of the American eagle, is m ".Abolitionist !"
taking his own speech az the text, and that
Gushing and Everett aro no better. This IA
nnand and upgratefal; but il it opens the eyes
o. these veteran doughfaces to the irpperious.
nefs Of Southern demands, and to the necessity
Tor Northern Resistance, Cor. Mcnea viii not
have spoken in vsini
, 1859-12-19
Father ChtnIquy and the As Usurers., ,,

There is not Que Of the fifteen or twenty rs,
urers in the county Who does not sympathize
with Chiniquy, and they are about the only ouea
who do symPashizs with him. Aud why should
they not? His agents here have promise d them
ali that they shall hare the money loaned upon
the st. Ann lands paid back to them with their
high interest, and hence some Of them, who
have cut considerable sun,s in that WY, and on
property which has materially deprecated in
value, are very solicitous that he should obtain
money frou, the East-they ez1e not BY what
means, or how much he may compromise him
self and the reputation Of the county and it's
people-and pay them of, 50 tha. they eau 60
buck east. Nov, hi. is the truth concerning
the usn1ers. and Chioiquy ought 10 know it, aad
We beliere that he does know it. At least, he
should not 70 rashly and ipdisezeetly stigma
t'ze those Who may seek to correct the dalnag-
ing stories be has peddled through the east, b
calling them "iu6dels and usurers," for By 50
doing he Injuries the feeling. Of the most nu-
merous and Eealous class OF his American
sJnpathisers in the country; for outside Of the
Insurers" and his attorney be has not ten eu-
dorsers Of his course among tho American eiti-
zens Of the county.-Eankal<s Gaatk
, 1859-12-19

POLITICAL Quotations.
The Washington Slater IN highfalutin edi-
torial abont the organization Of the House,
says:
shoulder to the wheel. and then If It needs as
sistance, Hercules will come to its assistance.
Wastrloo Aad probably btta lot but for eight
arords aHphattoaNy utstrtd hy tAe Iron DaE< =
"Engtand expects every man to do his duty"
Tho Stdttx is as ignorant Of history rs it is
wrong in politics.-Einoinnati Gas<tt<.
, 1859-12-19
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
l. THE NINETEENTH CENTURY,
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.

ssys =, ths st f. Lgss No.; remoerat; Below ,s,b,th
fueT 70 Or: Wood Of ih's ey from xrnsIruan u.
h!s har tonic. 5uch e7tenc must hsys 1s seet Hbea
coming tom !!abe II crEIteaaes Ne sua7no-
f<tJ from ths preaa:
p., para, M.sSr. Jan. 10. 1858.
fsofe.sor g. J. Wood CoGen.leuen: Having nv.
eject. Of 1our hr restorattvr lnu- II t naks ~
psat.a oft ppm ry 9~a hair ~hs ha tee"ue sats
sas.aeter sone three months .lnes bottle VI
2onL, h,ir ss ss.tosass ~ A., n,e Il. .enDa
have snos procured another butts which have cssd
some e?h now eersify to the world That the x.~y ~
6ss. snd ~ h.i1 ~ saioi aud t.
sss mort Nh snd <!osay than before tr twcn
u .xsef dtsy.o year. l<1 il vii 10 IN, .nss
The Nov. nore dte, due to r"a fur 5nur TaisaS!e
pr d!rFttons. viii not hare oceasoa 10 ooHTr1rt ~
~ ~ I'M elt1sn u this city and rv-d%at ht1e
ora here and adionlnk twus Any u>e YOU Esy mat. II
hs Abovs. with my atxcx Il at your esrsicr -
w.a y Pesss;s ths es.u.ies Of nature oa<,. ven -
WOODS HAIR RE@IUItNTtTEs A~NS|
10 H.. In ~, an1;i,n ~ s avinE hi ths
yaow fsvc- Ii New os:t.n, IN 1871 w.s ."tsees, 70
1y ,s ~.
aseS = se :sss e ~ obi zaor; t.
IN x;:s, Sss.sa :. s'1sd sn
nnooxrrx,r. jA1, ;n is:
Professor WGodpeof Sir: HassrG made tItal cf sour
ha* betn eaceeht In lnd1mtna,ioa ,I7n1uc snd
eon't.nt tentsaAy q Itching win which b.ve heen
other article with ,.h.nz Ike de .a,ns ple1ssr. or
,;s; IS. N.Y. %SSs :s4sS
H. Ma.fe: stfSt ~ Lon; No. AID .ed ~ . xuol
, 1859-12-19

Fox R1yzz VAl1xr r. R.-Ax Ix1rxcr1ox.-
An injunction, granted hl Judge Soggle, was
serred on our town Board Of Supervisors last
Saturday evening, 10 prevent irlerying q ta1
for the payment of the intereat on &, 600 Of the
Al injunction his Aso bean served on the Fax
River Valley r. r. Go to prevent their dispos-
= r. tho BALANCED ot cur town bond1, {aoma
"a ssS a. ~, Tow in the handa- Burlington, His)
G14tft&,
, 1859-12-19

q Mr. Lamar, of Mississippi, got of nn.t.
sy good joke, whea he paid his comp1iment1G u
Ar. Horace F. Clark, Of New York. Said tho
member, in allusion to Ar. Cl1rk's remark that
he had never seen IN Ahoiitionist: II would
passage Jrors tht Bidl<, Know Thyself'" This
brought the House dowu, but whether it Wa
laughing at the retort on Ar. Clark, or Ut La
mars ignorance Of the Bible, I cannot tell Mr.
Lamar has = reputation for scholarship on The
pro-slarery side Of the House, md it was very
amusing to witness his egregious blunder.
, 1859-12-19

Mr. Lamar, Of Mississippi, one Of the ablest
aud most prominent Democrats in Congress,
referring il speech the other day to the pro.
jected exclusion of the "nigger" from the
House, is thus reported:
"Ah, said Nh. Lamar, let rs see Jou put
him out." The Niger was on the floor By The
provisions If the Constisntion: There we're
ment. Would you put them out! The niger
would not he put out, and should not Be put
out"
Isn't the party in whose name and behzlf Mr.
Lamar speaks = beautiful ons- to extinguikh
agitation and restore tranquility 10 the cosntrJ2
bear hand il establishing the reign Of peace.
[aaneri{k .EoattndL
, 1859-12-19

ot. .Abberille, III Mississippi, came nesr being
taken few days ago BY band Of peddless, ten
in number. The neig hborhood instantly dew
to Arms, hid their nigEers, and rushed after the
desperadocs, who were captured after The loss
Of one shoe in running, one bunch Of sewing
cotton, two TN pans, and bsby's whistle.
under martial Law. especially when it was found
ont that several Of these horrible peddlers were
operating without license. Ihey were how
e1er warned to leave the State in fifteen min
ntes, snd We are therefore happy to announce
that Aiasisaippf still rsrnaina IN possession Of
her people, AbheTille il intact, and the Union
IL preserved.
, 1859-12-19

tie 7s'nes, 1t is passing strange that any Re-
publican should hayc robbed cradle to So
cure debt; mad We agree with it IN tho
corollary, that it would be a perfectly consist-
ont act for any ono who follows ths lead of
that sheet and votcs the Democratic ticket :
, 1859-12-19

'nem lees cnnlee 2 sevaet o' e'a,ae''S ena "a
ea,efps1se 80 ea'en'a % "sn ne. ~
Is .ns. .9sS lot rrs
socos meet tae oa'tos': "an's o' 'ne eu11onnu'
ing eouaa1' ana fapia progress = not TO Dc e1:
p's'e4' w. ,>: 49, .,,-
h.,rd:,n % II, an- ;1t.,son,.. ~ I'm i'm NV - s.,ts-n
- @s;s.1. ~ Tt.v IT, s ~ I 49, -
t.a,, ans.-.,.nsa.. .sI s.S;-a-., :. s.s;s.
,,onr IN ord;n,-v ch,nns,, n fs.t 80 a. -
nran,a conn.~ ~ ~ 49, ns,,r.rs ~, v,nsx I. ~ ~.-. ~
.eaaadotSs ~ "sss,.-1. r ~ .tsa rn,r.t g,n.h. %
~ 1-oe.s ~ ~ t.-.ss .s.,, i - ~. .t..5r
..s .hsss ~ IA Ss-s.. .a,sa1 80 '' - .H.:s
49, ;aa.ss.. - VI r1a"n,;na ~w ~w s.G. :. 49,. M a.ns M 49,
ya.1 - - ss::;hi: = ~
~ go t.~;- rs~.s.1:...., :; ~. ~ ..s.. s =
~ r.s...,,' M ;a.nsa - r. % ip.. 80 tYs' :
So. 80 ~ @ ~ . ;.-,soe.~ .eA ~
~ a37.nd tha ;ntsrn,+: ,xm.nt. - ..s.s.s.1 ~l
rather th,n nrc.. their obi;c.t;on. n ns~noen+
nank;nr hntine.. !. .Jso oeo.rs1t, aa,s .;th
mr., or io1g est.b1;,hed c1sd;t .,Ha <nh.t.n+;.1 @
wea1th ,na hence t1,h ,oss.s ar. ~ .van vh.n
thu "t;me,n ,rc e;xtces.;v,1y t.hard - ~ oon-.s
ths .;,;-. ,;non- N. seoho,,d .nf.r 49,. a.,
the conntrr INF AZ 4ha contn14rv .oon 1ac,ya-. !,
hus;n.,* 4, +ha ,.;t;s. allen rs:nr,.. -. -
.,,;,;t,- ~ ~o,;a,u 49,, :. -. Ia. - :,
wa,t " 49,
~ n..o,nsr;tr of ~. .,,,a..s c.....:-.
o;nr;ngt to he fayot,h1v 81, vss.,af -. 49,: ~
o.n Th.r b,n he.n n,v;,,, -. go | ~s..."~-
,enr ..~.a,. .ud for ~ hssf -, ~
n,odnct. should W. h. ~, h,a...a p. %,t u osuss s
c,ons s1d f,;r nr;ce. fo, ,nn,h.~ - ~
blessing Il H-sv.n' ~ N. :...oa. - :.e
yesrs tha West nav hid ah,rd t;ms.,, hse.a.s
d1rino N. lila t;me nf H.. ,b1,;1.,. 80 s..s
n,on tbe .tar- Ae' Nv.
Our zisit for mort of lin Init w..1 l.: ,.sn
among friends along the lin. of n. Es- VI. w.
and Er;a Railroad zE.ver h,1o -. 80 -s..
accprate eoncention of tha r.st .,...t - :. =
traffic between tho East and West II - tta.s
fsv dov, b,va afforded The nnrnha. s.s. ss 10
,anot+ oe il. +,,;,, !. t-n,v ..,.-;~~ ~, 'o
hoa- t,x h:.,,- .ha1 49, ..~s;.-:tD s, =, aoa as
5sr ,o9,t .nt,v ..aes 49,. ~ sue Won
, 1859-12-19
Conner.

The shipments Of copper from the port of
ontonsgon, Mich, for thu past year. hare been
1851 tons. Of which 1864 tons came from the
minnesota" mine. Tho next highest an the
list is the Roekland, which yielded ss44 tons.
, 1859-12-19
Cold Weather ut Denver City.

A1eu1sox. Dec. H.
The Exprcss from Denver City arrived here
this morning; bringing dates TO the M sth lnss.'
aud ten thousand dollars in dust re messen-
ger reports the mercury down 10 Il oeg. oelo"
zero. On Friday the 9Th inst, serer.u men On
their return were frozen to death, and namoef
OF mules lost from the extreme cold. Anln6
Operations hare ceased for the winter.
, 1859-12-19
The Aeeiprocftv rr-.r~

HAMILTON. G: IT., Wednesday, Dec, u
zach. of Bufalo, appointed Is E. .4.-4f
r1orklng Of the Reciprocity Trest- ~ ~1Amlno The
ma iorestastioos bere today. nmeneed
memoeH Of tho Canadian Lst st,:,.,naes Inc toGo.iug
Haicolm c:mesop "{.5 G5r G.osss E Rfnt5no ., t5o
Morris, AeDougsil Buc1 .,a:1 4: Ha7eoua, Hoxlsnd
, 1859-12-19

i. EA Democratic paper in noticing recent
demonstration Of that party, says "the air wa1
1sr 1hisa " suppose o. II tbe band pl.yea ateR @Root
hog or die."
, 1859-12-19

Tberrt -GoEesEot Wise" and II ~escaaut Wise
Ent to s4y which u which" might uow tu1z.e tts
eoons;
s!nee With %. n,uch intased they both aeskto ri&
and they both kaYe 8deaty -Eooe up In nalloocA."
my, Pos4,
, 1859-12-19

nk- McCLlNTUCk'S COLD and
~ CoCDH MIXTURE II a tonh'n.sl.n Of natures
Vegetable anttosss to tr irritation ami Of fhe
Draining apps!Asus which duce e.I eovehs hoatfe
atas 2ha soe ihrnn Ieaosea, In 1 very .ha1T tjHt
md rrnew. The fF'r s!" nf perfrct tealth PIHe
Chicago. SeE5w"
, 1859-12-19

TA Railroad Celebration came of At Inde-
pendeuee, Iowa, on Wed nesday, In honor of
tho CON pletion IT the, Dubuque 4 Pacific B. R.,
TO that point.
, 1859-12-19
Correspondence OF the Prcas and TrI.
bunc.


Tbs HitIs Of The DefaarAre---The 6Aotp{a
f:EfSEs~..In.e 81 NarA 14asesss af shs kast
-N<a<r IAdn<xeS Oh ths H"sss.-Th< Eric
E.flrokd.
, 1859-12-19
Kansas,


N116hEkOk2 LeStAInfuTe.
Oar Minnesota correspondent omitted to send
.usthe details Of the organization Of The Legs.
lature, and the St, Paul papers Of the proper
date failed to rcachus. Wesupp1y the dedeien.
cy from the Minneapolis -1Glas:
SENATE
Freide*LThe L1EuTE EkAET GOVERNOR.
Srcsrt11K-A. q. WEBER,
-f4t Eec.-O. r, WHlTLOND.
Saro1ing C7esk-CAANckY BAKBEH.
Ea7raast41 f1~k-EpW IN II. SOMERS
s<.pou.t-Ef.A,p.-LLy1 NuTTlN0.
= HOUSE.
Ersakr,-aIR. cn9uswgLL.
LAk} C1ssA-JAREp BENSON,
lAiAtanf (krt--N. r. D RIVAL,
EaroEt;-e L1erk-A- X. KEIfER.
EsgrdNisg C9eTt-G +. pOTrkR.
S1YAdRt a.. Ar1As--R. Il. SHELLEY.
, 1859-12-19
FROM WA4HIFGIteUs

= FROM WARRINGTON. =.
Especial Correspondence Of The Prsss Ind Trseans.}
=. -WArnuazon, Deo. II, 1ea9.
After delay Of Josr day. the plaTeho1desa
permitted tho roll to be called Ills evening for
Speaker. Tbs Republicans licked six votes of
naajosity,-bnt as matter of fact they are on
" short one rote- Fire Anti-Leconplon men
ssnnd ready to rote for Sherman, and sixth is
hesitalng, but it il believed that be will 70 With
the other FIRE and make the clear majority.
There are eight Auti:Lecomptontes and three
Americans ready to vote for" plurality -rnle.
But tho Bocock Democrats utterly refuse 10 per-
nit sote to be taken on that proposition, and
in tho absenoes of Il presid;ng officer = reto can
not be forced On that motion. Thus the mat
t.r stsnda- From the signs and indications
n manifested today 1t ID not improbable that the
struggle will be terminated this week By The
election Of Sherman. 1t is evident that. ihe
Democrats can putch together no fusion with
the Americans which will arail them, and the
Anti-Leconptonitea will not touch a. Lecomp-
tonite with ten rod pole. They hare al said re-
peatedly,, that under no circumstances will they
yote for = sunnortsr of iii, Administration. hut
thev hav, csrec,,,v ,,,u,,;rad fro,, .or;no
when cateehised on the floor, that they will not
support 4 Republican. The speaking to-day
'desn7tnrv horanar. .or,rnone.d ~a.tsr5r- ,n5
consumed mo.t of th, ..,,;on a.: de-trons,v
dod,.d a,l o,a,t;o,. ,,.+o .,ha, ro.;,;,n ,of ii.
candidate hnt fra.1x .non.h .roEad Il. nn;n::
inn. 1.t H<dan;.d n. Pon,,,- sov.rs;r,tv
doctr,ne. ~ nor.f,. =, b.,,.;., ,na hnuhros
and nj ~nt;;,.a ~ -s.,..t,- a;;as-,,;on "a
1Ia sfs..,a 49, ~. r. s..;,.,,n.s go .,,,.
- ;nto tha Ts--.a-;.. 80 49,. ~.:.ss. 80
rr.,v ~ H.. ~. ~. ~ ~ si.:.i:s,t..:tE.- =
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a-ah,,;.;.,. ~. .f.;ss. 49, :sas. ..Na;"
~ s.s. 49, G,..s. ~ -. 80. -. e'ae - 80. 80 ~:e
,sse." M e.. ",..:s 1.1 40 ess - ss. a4
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49,. w.. ns ns. 'oa1s 1a:l 4ae 1ou." nAo 5as' -
a ~ - oDlecs ~ 'ns Aanaius u EURO.
t " ~. ee'u po'.s a. .ue No''a nao ~ 1ae
!.ausos " Alt'c4as IN ooa'ne1n pof''; ne sa'o
sue '''a.u :. "oo.a soon gel osee oel mooes'9 ano
W .' " .A's s.ea. "uDJe.'. ~ aao e'a11! nes
'4o.' - e.0 oo'ou' .'au :. 1ao soa'a Ao'
oo'a'n .uen "'sa'1 'ae ou'on eae naa oniy 10
s'on " vi '9oe 'ula sa9Jes' "oFe toAy'
In the course of his remarks he smoke of the
He nronounced ;har al, boliow, brnb,,cs ,,d
@ 1 1'A-~ s~ho' aA'o
declared that the men engaged in getting them
r., .raro r,,+a, m .ho .fararv o,o,+;,, IT..
President Of the Boston meeting, he said, Waa
an aJolit;onist on his own confession: that Ed
, 1859-12-19

Price Ono Dollar per Bottle.
Sanford'S Family Cathartic Pills,

coxFuuxDxp ysox
PURE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS, And put To In
GLASS CA,E*. tlH TIjIIT AND VIII
KEEP II ANY CLIMATE.
!ne FAMILY tathasic - that dl1es CathAFtsesaet
FILL gentle but "a different poIt,OEa a I'D
tive Cathastic which the, :: bowels ~
proprietor had ulsd IN h. = Tbs Family f.aahAttIt
pFaclca Mute than twenfY- Pthas with due frfeffnnn
years. :, tuths = III -, ,ah;;.n.nf -
This constantly nc1v7sce = been compounaed f,om :.
demand tEum those vi. = ysastT Of tht nurr,t Verr
have long USED the PILLsi@ taS Extf.cts vhirh act
and he aatisacton whIc. ,like rxFry rart of ihs
Aile1prtss In rrgasd ttl Il ineufaFy eans .nd ~
adaeed ae 70 pac. - :ood and safe In III ea
tnsm Mltan The reach uf al whrre CathAsic u he'd
~ tfotssAtoa wcl! know :. ed De.anse1nents
Of the Stomach. Seepine.. Faus In The Hact Ard Lun
Coa1seae kan amt >oerhea* tho xhols body, FUN
saa1sn fcd VI; fsquently L nreIset erd Ii orx
eo4sse Fe7er Loss VI Ap2te Creeping Sensation OF
Iotd orsf ths ety Ke.tlt s.aesa, Headache. Wight
or Aduts Rhrunatsm- Purifier Of tAa Hood snt
nsa{ IL which eea IA he!r numerous to men.
lon In thiA Advertisement. Do.<. / to ).
Price Three Dimes.
LtvE 1nvtspator and Family CathaTtic Pills ne rs-
Tsada In ii the i2sge town.
S.T. W. SANFORD. u. D..
ku+ $B1 Xapuftcfu!Et nrrfr prn
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-09
The New York Mirror.

The New York Weekly Mirror one 81 the
best Family Newspapers in the Country, de-
voted to Politics, Literature, Science, and the
Arts, snd free from the scandal and immortality
which form the great staple and interest = Of
large class Of weekly newspapers.
The Mirror is addressed to readers of re-
fined taste, and the publisher looks .clusivelv
to this class Of the community for liberal
support. In Politics, the Mirror is lndepend-
emit, Progressive, without being radical, and
earnestly devoted to Americanism, and the
Union Of the States.
Terms 81 Year 10 advance, subscrip-
tons will be received, and the paper sent, on
the receipt of Twenty-Five cents.
Address, post paid, II. FULLER, Edi or
and Proprietor of the N ewYork Mirror.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-09
CharlestOn Mercurv-

\ weekly and tri-weekly Newspaper, published
IN Charleston, South Carolina. Besides containing
the latest news OF the day, both domestic and for
elgn, commercial, agricultural literary and misceI
laneous matter, it is decided States RIGHTS nanor
ardent and uncompromsing in it, devotion 10 tho
rights and interests Of the South.
The Mercury has as esnlar contributors TO its
columns some of the ablest writers Of the South
and both as political and general newspaper il il
one OF the most valuable and desirable papers
published in the country
leFms-for the daily Mercury, SO; for the
tri-wcekly IS. '"-
Address Editors Mercury. Charleston, so-,h
Carolina. 'oath
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-09
sewing MachlMes,
W'Iso"s Patent Rotary Sewing Ma,Aire.

VAN now be seen IN operation by persons z1ss..
~ wishing to purchase at No. Is St aE
Charles street, New Orleans, up stairs ~
The utility OF these machines is no longer matter
OPINION but settled fact, manufacturers Mt the Sort
give them decided preference over all othars ever
Interested, and planters are fast bri,,ei,c ,ho,,
into general use, not only for the use of their m;l;ss
out especially Tor making up negro clothing,
=, An experienced hand. with one of Wilson's po,arv
r"s ,'';l' axes from ZOO to 1900 stitches
with ease. N'''oA ''"''s' fesseS
ms machine is simple, and not liable to get out of
G !" Is not noisy or compiled ted-worl ing with
shuttle or two needles, and dozen or more wheels
oat on the contrary neat little al tice working with
one heeoe only, not having shuttle or wheel in it.
Haoes ana seamstresses who purchase ma chimes,
can receive INSTRUCTIONS FROM experienced and prac-
tcal teachers how to use them on application at the
sewing rooms NO IL st. Charles street, up stairs.
a constant supply of improved machines, needles.
spoons. suitable thread etc., for sale.
orders from abroad by mail promptly attended
"a F'e ! Joseph HUFTY.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-09
THE NEW YORK DAY BOOK.

A daily aud weekly paper Published In New Yosl
Ctv.
The character Of the Day Book 10 VEN known,
as staunch and thorough advocate of Southern
institutions, and published where it H. II has pc
GUITAR claims at the hands Of the Southern peoplA
r or the present year, the proprietor has added to
ms arrangements many new features, 60 thar it
VIII have Still stronger claims than heretofore
The Weekly Day Book Intended for general cir
cnation and containing the matter of til. daily. Il
a i'3e royal octave sheet. beautifully printed xaA
furnished at Two Dollars a year
Specimen copies gratis.
Address Proprietor Day Book, Hew Yorh
city. ss-,n
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-09
valuable SccJfrilV for ROnkS k,r

Thousands, or tens, hundreds Of thou
sands, insured during ones lifetime, bv the
outlay OF fifty dollars or upwards
he Subscriber has the sole agency here for the
L sale OF the ALUM PATENT FIRE-PROCF
SAFE, made by MeSsrs. Valentine & Butler of
Nav lorK and the EXCELSIOR FIRE PROOF
SAFE, made by Messrs. Beard e. Brother, of ST.
Louis Both of the firms furnish conclusive testi
tinionr emanating from disinterested parties of
the highest standing and founded upon accidental
tests, OF the rcabability of their respective safes
lhey have also Instructed the subscriber to facl
tcte such experiments here rs will serve to do
monstrate the h'e and thief proof capacity of their
sales IN comparison with those Of any and all other
articles having good reputation in this market
testimonials of the achievements of the Alum and
the Excelsior Sa 'es will be furnished by those who
Will visit or address the undersigned Ills invraie
Ole practice of having but scale of prices for alb
customers and of selling as reliable only such ar
ticles as he betievs to be 50, will he cornot Iorht
enable him TO retain that generous con tdeuc
among purchasers which he has cnioycd upwor
ot fifteen wears. ISAAC RRIpGr
81 Nauayiua ct,oot