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OCEAN STEAMERS SAILING DAYS
FROM TEE UNITED STATES.

IT, otedmsrs. Lears. For. Days.
Europa. Boston. .--- Liverpool. .. Aug 10
Fulton .-.----- New York .Havre.-----..Aug %
From EUROPE
Bremen -..-..... Bremen New York Aug 9
. The Havana mail steamers leave New York ON
We ID, l2th, nth, and 9th of each month. and
Charleston on the 4th and 18th.
The California mail steamers leave New York on
he 5th and 2Oth of each month.
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE
i WORLD.
The best COUGH SYRUP in the world 10
hAfTshokNEEsS, PPEEGEpRRAL SYRUP OF

nounced by medical men, and those who have used
IT, to be the best PREPARATION for CoSsls, Colds Ca
tnrh, R,onehttts, Roassssess, Sore T71oat FROM
Cold and preventive Of that lion Of diseases, Con
Persons who sing should use Il. IL 10 pleasant to
the taste, sotens, clears and CITIZENS the voice
slsys all irritation OF the throat and lungs, and pre-
vents taking cold.
II Bottles Is and 50 cents and 0l. Sold BY al
druggists in Washington, GeOrg et0 wn and AleIap-
drI8. 90 lift
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IMPORTANT -. : ~ IT"
i TO THE CITIZENS OF
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
HEALTH, ECONOMY, AND COMFORT,
McDonnell's Catawba Ginger Wine.
The Great Southern Plantation and Family
Remedy and Beverage.

No more Ferer and Agvs!-No more Cholera. Cramps
or Didrrhea mo more Dyspepsia, IndI-
.Ir .. gssfion, or ridtnieney!n
For these complaints the CATAWBA GINGER
WINE 10 an USFAILInG REMEDY and PRKvENTIvE.
This delicious W line is prepared from the Gaia W-
BA GRAPE AND JAMAICA GINS Err, and, for
purity of quality and richness of flavor, is une-
qu8Ied by any thing in the market thus rendering 1t
the most desirable of SUMMER BEVERAGES,
whist its Tonic and Invisorating Properties have
secured for II n WORLD WIDE REPUTATION And IN
PRECEDENrKD SALE.
ConsttHton XfsS, fof the use 81 Gfersy n.es RS
persons Of Sedentary Habits, being NON-1NTOX-
ICAIlNG, and IN impartng HEALTH ARD VIeoR
OF MIND AND BopY.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
We AJAX for Ii n trial from all Satisfied that
gle trial will establish At the South the high Ieputs
hon which II has acquired in oil other sections Of
the Union.
Wholesale Depot II Mercer ST., Baltimore.
jy h-lm JAS. MCDONNELL, Gen raj Agent.
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DR0PosAI.s FOR ARMY TRANsPORTA-
a,ms.,s HpISp9sas E be TeecIyed at the
day of October rext, for the transportation of mil
tap supplies during the years 1860 and 1884, on the
=. From Fort. Lssvenworth and Riley, In the
TerTtoryy OF Of SsS Sss: o@ fort Fort Laramls in ire
west bank OF the MIssoqTi river north Of Fort Lea
wS'cS ss and ,0sth Of t,uGs 2 deg R.rh
whlSh are now or may be q tab shed in the Terri
toy OF Neb,aska south Of attitude ~ deg. rorth. IN
longitude az dag west, and in the Territory OF
ttanorth oflatitude 40 deg. north and west ofons-
2 From Forts Leavenworth and Riley in the Ter
~. 81 ~ anu ir",p the town Of ksn.as, in
tory of New Mexico or To any other depot that NAV
be dsslsnated IN that Territory:
be designated in the Territory Of New Mexico. ~
Ins bRs s,M q dspSss that are e may esabsod
Forts Bliss and Fillmore. ~O'P'
The weigh, 70 be trans ported each year will no.
ihouSspd pounds, nor more on route than ten mil
0ns 9 IIaShs, and on routes and than two mil
Proposals will state the rata per hundred pounds
Per naenareo miles ior which the transportation will
yeaT. and may be- made for al the routes cOIIect va
any twH OF then or for each route separst IT,
their places ofresdence, and he prepared to xecute
nSnd. Win good security IN snch an amount the
ContrsetoTs must la ia read aess for service by
nav Be dsnspde a; ap, s Ana ; r.
10 be transported during the year on ali or ethss Of
the routes, they wall be required to have places OF
business or agencies at in the vicinity OF Fort
Besyenworrh, I, rt Laramie, and Fort Gnion or
other depot IN New Mexico, at which they NAV lie
communicated with promptly and readily.
Each proposal must be accom panied by a guaran-
tee; signed by three or NOR. persons, known sat
setting forth that If thu party proposing shall be
swardsa the contract, they will enter an
for Its faithful psrfOrinance.
Propozs.s will be endorsed as follows: Proposals.
10Y AIny IrdH'Portdtion, and none will be enter
h.neu uness they fully comply with all the pula-
t's5s SCI torth IN this advertisement
lids that may be made WY " " Si'o
QEARrERNAsTER GESKRAr'x nrv,cv
e25 awtistOct Washin1ton Tn,. q, ,ozo
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By the President:
Jos. = WILSON,
Acting Commi ssioueT of the General n nd 6oa

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
to any Of the lands within the townships and
parts OF townships above mentioned, is required to
establish the To the satisfaction of the
and receiver of the proper land Office and make pay
nlent hsr9r Gs soon as practicable after seeing this
mencement Of the public sale the nds
the tract claimed; otherwise such claim will be for
feited. JOS q Wi S0N =
Acting Com'r the General Land Ofhos!
NorE.-Under the regulations of the departmept\
as heretofore and now existing, no payment can Ia
made for advertising proclamations except to such
the Commissioner ofthe General Land Office.
je S-lawl3w
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DE- SSSSssssssMMFts NEW sEBBieeA ss AF
IS SE$ SHRES*t
$Hs # # #EB|$## |###E
Fo oR iiSrL.MM.I0sY PPsEasEs 9yLy
ESs SSssI;
Such as
Such as
tbfEEEaSsSs0gsH s II EEff Fl Il :.
FL pis S sEi siE;'
svs You tried tried s II: Ms sslSln:
Have you tried this Medicine!
DO not decay
be be NOT NOT a asIsyy
Have you read the Circular.
Have You read the Circular;
kesd the Circuisr!
Read the Circular.
Sold by all Druggists In Washington.
Sold by all Druggist In Washington.
Sold by al Drussists in GEORGETOWN.
500 ny al Druggists In GEORGETOWN.
Sold by all Druggists Everywhere.
Sold By all Druggists Every where.
Depot in WASHINGTON,
Depot In Washington,
Depot in Washing ton.
Fl g. e. #:;s: # #$s:
Price ~.
Price 81.
Price 81,
S Ss S;:si: E E::s::s: I| s
Try il.
Tryit
fryIt
TRY THE NEW MEDICAL SALT
d. C.. TAYLOR r. Co, General Agents.
ma tr 2O2 Dock street, philadelphia.
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~ - - W. = ! u In
"A RRTunNs.
Portraits from
q cents. Any size
Portrait warranted
in best Cases or
Frames at N. York
prices. Come all,
and take O sitting
for ono of those
beautiful Pictures,
and obtain the ocu-
l e R9%ohrEkHG
Gallery, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, bet.
18th and 18th streets
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GREAr wo FHb
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIvE


HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Says the s.. Louis (h.) Democrat: BeIov, ". publish
letter DR. Wood, Of this city, from gentleman Maine
Tonic: Such .dsnes must S..e .e ab 81 s maI
from re bic source are Of TRUTH
press;
Bath, MAINE, Jun. 20, less.
attention called, few months sinee highly
probably third white my whsksrs charsc
aa dh' osnd S p pr
what had wished used about twice week since
certify to Ii. world that the gray whit. total
DO on ny head and fac. and nay h'ir has
than has been before for twenty Eve yea an now siIy
ole ny good vile al the age Of fftytwo has
The above deem you for your raIu.b. dis,
directions, will occasion to contradict nv .i,.
m.n am eitiI.a of this city and re,d.n, ier. Tor the
adjoining Any may ss0"., With
the beauties Of n,tur. in others we'll as myself
am, truly, yours, A. c: RAYMOND.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
PROFESSOR WoOD-Dear Sir Having Ind ID. nI,or,un.
fever in 0isan. n lisa VA. ndne ID s
sny 81 ySsG r md fTnnt 70 sn.weI The
you Fi ssiIs = Soi "a sst'si''
IN. under:ignea Rev Bra gg.i. minister regular
,snding and pastor of the Orthodox Church iroEd.d
Mss. lie n gentleman Of great influence and .r.aiy
beloved WIN DYER.
BRooKFIELD, Januaryl H. 1853
phGFksok WooD-Desr Sir Having msde tisi u your
Hair Restorative gives plessure s1y that il, effect
h-s been excellent dsnduf and
constant .ndency to itching with which have bee.
ircn my ehdhood and hr. also restored my hair
bseonng grayto its origins, color have used no other
article With thing like the same pleasure profit
You're, truly, }. X ERAGG
The Restorative put Up in Bottles Of sizes, VIZ large.
medium and SMALL the small holds half PIN. re.. Tor
one dollar per bottle; the medium holds enty per
cent proportion hsn the sm, retails for two dol
lars bottle; the Arge hold. omar forty
proPoron, and rstls for three doll IRA a bottle.
o. WOOD co Propri.tors, 3l2 Broadway. New York
m.rss street 81 Louis Mo- ard sold BY all good Drrggist,
And Fancy Goods Dealers. 1uns le-eo5n
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. T :
The hIst term being about 10 close the A. NJ !:
informed r that thsrs will b fey vsosncisa %sds
:hs pSin0pal. g. r EUBASK e u: s sSS. 70
sNW&s ,iss<It ohairnss q @ fsssIH,
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- & r d r u l. A,
OR KINGS EVIL

Is constitutional disease, corruptoa OF hs blood by
which this euld becomes Vitated weak poor Being ia
in disease part it No organ is free from its
nor Is there one which It rnay destroy. Tn.
low living disordersd unhealthy food impure air 9Th
and ahy hatu the depressing wees and abov. h by
seherA infection Whatever be its origin 10 hereditary
the constitution desc ending fro psnts to children INTO
Of Him says. will "is, the nSnis. Gs :
upon their Children w. s " " ''
LIS effects Commence by deposition III. blood eor-
rnpt or uicerous mattel which, the
nal orgsn, !. termed tubsrclss in tn. glands, sweing.
srd on the ,nrnee sPtiOns This foul corruption
which genders the blood Of life 20
ba, sS, s. 20. only .ua5 from
eks OF oths dnesses consequently BY
st rendered fatal this faint in the ,r,tsm MOI Of n.
consumption which dscimnaes the human family h. s on
'truet,s diseases Of the liver iidney. brain and indeed
OF all the organs arise from aggravated by
One quarter Of all PsOpi. ,erOu.u. t.r person,
derminsd by To from he system W, must reno
e me blood y an ,srsre medicine and in,sorate BY
c, NJ, {. ND xTR1fTS9FsARsApARILIA,
devise for this everywhere Or. ,iInr and f,s Mid.
l. is combined from aetv. that have en-
blood and the 81 IoS Si from On.
SSo ,o hn .aona be s,nPoyed for the Of
i, .s1s a. EsUrTIvE and skIS DI.rA,Es, ST. AsIHO-
BLorcHE; Bnar%s AND BOIL, y P,M,trS PC:IuLss,
SALT SAL, snnuM, scaLD HAD. RIsewoRm, RHruMA.
p
~, DffEPsiA, DEBILITY, and, indeed, ALL Cor
rLAINrs AkisfsG FROM VITfATRD OR ImPrR IN non
The popular beiefin lmpurty blood" i, 6,und,d in
uts Tor serofua degsneratIon of the blood Tn, mar
aeuar purpose and hIs 10 pnrfv and
regsnsrste this vital nrid without which ,oand ne & y %
possible IN contaminated Constitutions. 'i - "
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS
ar. so sa e. .ba Pa
can rarely Withstand or svade then nrop
erss search and cleanse, and nvgorate ever o;ao II
the human organism, citing dissased
Nofng IT'S healthy vItahies As conseauenrs Of ,bs..
proPeues the Invalid who bowed with mai, or nb,
heh ds oty, astonished to 6nd his health or
stored ~ remedy al once 50 simple and nvins ~
Not only DO hey cure the Day Complain, of
oody but also many formidable aud dan ron.
agent below named is pleased to furnish graft, m,
Almanac Containing certificates Of their cure, and S.
,or ner use IN the following Complaints Cosy.n. H.,
9n,n, heaaanhs ARISING from dsordered stomach Nance
Indge'on Pain IN and Morbid naction of ths 3D., ~
neney Lo.s OF Appetite, Jsundice aud other Ldr.S 60
Pa,n .rsing from low Of the body or ob.,.n, ~
its functions. ~ Sosuespoo OF
PREPARED BY
Oh. j. C. AVER Z co.
49,. LOWELL, MASS.
fRlcE, VI PER BOTTLE; Six BoTrLxs IN, As
az Soia oy = ID. GILMAN. Washington; r. g. r CD-
=. "sso.s'tovn' and By all DruEsists svsryvhsrs
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ANY PIECE OF MUSIC SENT TO ANY
"A part Of the world postage frseb BY addressing
the Piano, M,lodeon, and MuHc store of JOHN r.
ELLIS, Washington, ID. G.
MUSIC neatly bound INSTRUMENTS carefully re-
paired PIANOS rented; Piano Stools. Piano Coyers
q JOHN F. ELLIS'S, BOG Pa. avenue, between
Two Upright Pianos for rent, of very fne tome
seven octsyes, neat finish, take up very small space
price very low. y |Is--! - I = - '~'
jyls John F. ELLIS
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u CARRIAGES

Il AE Subscriber having maSe .SS;,,o,. - IL.
i.ctory6 making IT Eov one ofthe larxestH - ~
IA ,ne D,s.riet, Snste nls facilities forG~
WAGOSSof al kinds cannot be surpas.ed ~
from nis Ions exPerisnee IN the business he hones
AZ kinds Of Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
All REPAIRS neatly done, and all orders ,rou,,
second had Carriages t.ksr in exc hsnrs for n.v
onez. ANDREW II I0Stgs s7w
q la-n car,sr ~ is,b -
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CAUTIQN EQusots;OthsiE books, Cordi.ls,
Buchu,, Hospitals, Instruments or RIngs--shun
them ALL and, If disposed to profit by my experience
write Tor my private Circular on
SPEkMAfORRH(EA;- Its CURE.
dence. your friend, former sufferer, merely super
soribing Box l76, Charlestown, Mass.
je IA D& WHY
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AlphAAstisal 1nsinsn Directory.
1Issasssss csods q lws -essss essass,,.,,..,. !.
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SUGAR, BACON, 90.
- g 6Sds: NsS Silssn: SUGAR, '44a
so plain do SO.
$50 barrels fns Old WHISKY
100 do. common do,
rs do. BRANDY. tlsi
Just received and for sale by .Nssa
ma A-eoa MURRAY 4 sEMMEs.
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PHOENIX DISTILLERY.

OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY.
rms stanoard brand ci { INE " H.saY 10 offered
70 the Trade In barrels and half barrels liz xunr
eo as peing perfectly pure w :nsKY, entirey free
lro deieterous substances, and Possesses the pre-
mum merit OF being COPPER DISTILLED, from best
mA1fD hfE, under our persona supervision.
HAVING a large stock Of M AiNOLlA," and other
brands of FINE WHISKY In NEW YORK and PHIT .
out detention. ~ Wv"
FREEMAN h. SIMPSON,
. fHRNIx DIsTILLERY,
SshuyikIll River.
~ }o6 Wall St., New York. jy IL tOots
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AIDES, GAUZE MERINO VESTS,
Gauze n erino Vests for Misses,
Gentlemens Gauge Msrino Vests, = -.E
Llsls Jhresd Gloves for Ladies' and Gentlemen,
Ladies Silk and I.isle 6auntiets : : - -
For sale cheap by WIN r. RILEY.t
Corner eth street, ana OF posite
LIN 4! np I,.H "a
Just received, 0ac barreis ~ 1rs.h ,waoa A.,
LIME, which Will BE- sold only for cash : ~
T.J. WIN GAIT.
W. ymcS northyest corner 18th and C. stree IN !.
ho: Sns. Wharf foot Of 18th street, below waf
- u -I.s---Lalal - ---.----. 81 - ~ ~
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AYERS CATHARTIc PILLS.
PREPARED BY
e. a " p n

LOWELL, MASS,
PRICE, VI PER BOTTLE; SIX BoTrLxs IN, az
y a D, GILMAN ~ Wellington; R. r Chs
ma 4 so3nr ''Jsasfs
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PRlCE REDUCEp ONE HALF!
7a-a NEW MEDICAL SIT,
INrLAMMAysSSkky DlsEAska
$500 ONLY ONE DOLLAR i1
.CHnoNc PAcKAsxs o2s0. ..-

WATSHES.-I have Just received . lot Of fne
ths, w 1;R LIP and SILVER WATCHES, n
si11Is has ever besa gid for i5 th,s CITY; :, 90
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IN, hAkIsS, LYONS CELEBRATED INSECT
POWUEk fell 6meov
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-24
nITThe physician who attended SIC trans

GEThe physician who attended sac transit
has arrived in this city and taken rooms at
the Iremont.-Boston Museum.
The pugilist nihiI fill has gone to Bostnn.
and hopes to see sic transit in gloria mundi-
morning Springfield Post.
He arrived safe, but soon delta blow at 81:
transit, and beta hole in his heaG.-Boston
Bee.
We understand that aihil fit him and nocte,
head completely off.-Boston Mlssum.
That must be mistake. for SIC transit
was inter see DR.. Digg last evening, ant
stald till Carpet b Boo.
Sic transit came into our office this morn.
ing with Carpet Bag" He cum by rail,
ith the carmaR.-Hartford Excelsior
Oh unum sculls. You damnam sculls!
Sic transit drove fu pone tandem temo yer
from the Eastward. He is visiting his ante
Mrs. Die Terre, in this city, and will stay
til orfem. DR.. Dignos The Ter is (TerryS. :,
He likewise CT super with US last evening.
He eta beta pi. The pugilist also cum with
him, and lambda man badly in the street,
he cults nos off, and aoctem fiat urna fouu.
der.-H~ttord Republican,.
Scliicet the whole OF you.-N Y. Trib
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-24

A GIRLS WORD BETTER THAN THE b.
BLE-The Warren Chronicle chronicles IL
funny case. A youthful pair, john and
Susan, were determined to get married.
P. r.nis refused consent. The family record
in the Bible said Susan was not eighteen.
Susan told JOHN that the Bible was not fruA,
sae was eighteen. John believed Susan, and
sxore b, re the Probate Clerk that Susan
was eighteen. The father of Susan had
John arrested for perjury. Trial was had.
Father and mo her testified that Susen was
not eighteen, and the mother said she was
there when Susan was born and she knew
all about it. 1t looked squally for john
Penitentiary yawned Cor the victim. Susaa
stepped up and testified that she told John
she was eighteen. Court discharged John,
and Susan jumped UP and kissed before the
people.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-24

80. Leonard Street, New York.
u LFbr Morses Indian Root Pills sold by all
dealers in mcdicines.siI II
u PAgents wanted IN every town. village ann
hamlet m the land. Parties desiring the sxsney
will address as above for terms.
price Is cents per box, i've hoxes will be seutsa
receipt of l. nstass pad deco
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-24

Mr.. WEBSTER SINGIKs ZIP CooN.-1he
New YoIk Tribune says g:eat friend of The
late Mr.. Webster has said that he never
thought the statesman and orator so admi-
rable as when, under a summer sunset. q
party of them rowed home 10 Marshtie.t
from fishing and chowder excursion, and
Dir. Webster, joliiest among the jolly, with
his grea. hearty voice, made the shores re-
sound TO the singing of Zip Coon With
what Titanic comical;ty tina. negro song
came from his lips, and how they roared
with laughter, the performer, perhaps, eu-
loving il the most of them all.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-24

FAITH AND WoRKs BY flowers. under
stand faith; by fruit, good works. AS the
flower or blossom is be fore the fruit, SO is
faith before good works; SO neither is the
fru it without tha flower, nor good works
without fath.-Berndrd.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-24

about his heels; and it will long be pleas
ant to family friends to hear how the young
wives of half a century learned TO make
home comfortable by the example OF the
good housewife at the Mount, who was
never above letting her thrift be known
Grasmere, little village that has now
become popular place of resort. is but two
miles from Rydal Mount. and the pretty
sheet OF water known as Grasmere Lake is
separated from Rydal Water by but mar
row strip of land At one end of this lake
stands Grasmere church, suspended by lis
graveyard. AT the rear of the church are
three tombstones. to which weli-beaten
path conducts the Stranger 4 large gray
slab with the following inscription, first ar
rests his attention.
"Near the graves Of two young children,
removed from family te which through lie
she was devoted, here lies the body Of Sarah
Hutchinson, the beloved sister and faithful
friend of mourners, who have caused this
stone 10 be erected, with an earnest wish
that their remains may be laid by her side,
and an humble hope that through Christ
they may together be made partakers Of the
same blessed resurrection. She was born
at Hearth, Ist January, l773, and died 1T
Rvdal, 23d June, 1885,"
"In fulfi lment of that wish are now
gathered near her the remains of William
Wordsworth, born at Cockermonth. 9TH
April, I77O. Died at Rydal, 23I April,
1850, and of Dorothy Wordsworth, bern
December 25, I77l. Died 25th January,
1885"
4 few steps from this grave are those oi
two of the Qnillinan family and Words
worth himself. The sim pie slab bears no
other inscription than the name, William
Wordsworth, in plain Roman capitals -
Near this more elaborate monument marks
the resting place of Hartley Coleridge, up
Oh whose tombstone is that sublime petition
from the Litany, "By Thy Cross and Passion
Good Lord deliver u.s." A brook, a few feet
distant, ever makes pleasant little murmul
around this hallowed spot, while between
the waving tree branches can be seen the
SCARED mountains that encircle the little
vale where now rePose all the members o
the Wordsworth family. Mrs. Wordsworth
is the last that has joined the silent com
pany.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-24
A Girl Mangled by a Tiger.

The huge male Bengal tiger belonging to
Van Amburgh's Managerie, now exhibiting
at the Circus, very dangerously wounded a
young girl named Sarah B. Noble, aged
about fifteen years, yesterday, just af'er the
close of the rehearsal C Cinderella. L he
young girl, accompanied by her brother, had
gained admission nehind the scenes. md in
spite,of. TIE precautions taken TO rJhLii ap
proach to the den of the animals. had con-
tr:ved to furce her way behind the scenery
which was placed in front of the cages
HIRE she lifted the wooden doors which
enclosed the cages on all sides, and patted
the lion on the back. The King Of beasts
disdained to touch her, bu. she was less for
tunate when she lifted the doors of the
tigers cage, and attempted to pat the beast
on his sleek skin, tor no sobner had she
thrust her arm through the bars than the
tger siezed il with his teeth, lacerating her
face at the same time. Her screams rrea-
ted an intsnse excitement among the chill
dren (wl'o had been rehersing "CiIderella J" }
As well as every one else behind the cur
tain, and the alta ches o. the Circus rushed
TO her aid. a pitchfork was Il rust into the
tigers mouth, and he was beaten with a
crowbar until he let go mis- hold
8Is. Noble was shockingly injured. She
vas .emoved TO the Pennsylvania Hospital,
and in the evening, it was found neces sary
TO amputate her arm--an operation which
she bore with great frmness and self.pos-
session, only asking TO be taken TO her
fathers residence, in Callowhill street, near
fenth, as soon as possible.
AT the evening performance the tiger
was exhibited as usual Prof. Langworlhy
entered the cage and handled The ferocious
beast just as cody as ever.-Phladelphia
Bulletin, Of Saturday.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-24
q o t r y

HrTHe following little German song, entiiie
.s'rhe Chid's Angel" is very sweet and touching
II j. one of a series which Mrs. Mary 5. B. Dan
Shindler is translsiing fpr Ditson. who has them
course of publication:
Through every land there goeth
An angel quietly;
No human eye can see him,
Yet he can al things see:
Though Heaven Is that angels home,
To ear III our fatiier bids him come.
From house TO house he roameth,
And when wiki joy he finds
A good child with its parents,
lie TO that child iaclines;
Then cheer;uIly ne dwelIeth tne-e,
And 10 that child is ever near.
And with that child he ioine'h
In aliIls little play,
lie helps him learn lis lessons,
And helps him to obey;
lie keeps him in a happy mood.
Behaved by all, and always good.
Ard when that child is sleeping
lie never takes his fight,
fIe watcieth by his bedside
Until the morning light;
Then wakes him with quiet kiss,
To work, to love, TO happiness.
Oh. friendly angel guide me
Unto those children blest
With whom thou ever dwellest
In work. and play, and rest;
Oh. ! would ever love TO be
With those good children and with thee.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-24

EAn Englishman named Cotton Math-
er has jus. pub. .ished work in London on
the languages of India.