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From the Home journal.
Confessions of a Flirt,

Lieutenant " oilen lecame my suitor
L llrled wI,h him rs with the rest, but
more seriously. | did not love him rs
true, y Ind, honest woman must love, To
be happy hut | promised to mary him.
brrau>e such n promise imposed no re-
st'tu, upon me. should not have
sruprd =" break II AT any moment when
my fancy might dictate. lie VAS rich,
anl had tie prospect OF still greater
wealth run ~ maiden aunt, whose dar'
ling he was But hIs family and position
hal Ear greater attractions for me than
money, and beside, Thought would
1ik", i"r Il few Years, the rowing life of an
OILERS Wlte-thcre was the charm of
novelty and excitement. There was uo.h
iDg attractive 10 IN" III the prospect OF
I. st'l,ng down in qu'et home Of my own
TO study the h"prnme>S "i one man. |
could not have cen couirnt with the love
an admiration of any one living man.
From my dream Of security WA. fear.
hIIy aroused by the sudden deatk OF my
tsther, and the astounding news that he
wa> bankrupt, or nearly so-that very
little could he saved from The wreck, all
my >pIrnd"r WAS swept away III n mo.
nrnt. Nv dear cousiu ouen.l her arms
t. me, and made We welcome in her
bhra on h..y.r bo,, III r.warI
hrrr
Fer little while was suhdued, and
pre,ed for the loss Of nv Grher. bnt
mingled with ,hn or,ef WAS also = fro,rnI
,ep,nin, for loss nf rnw.r Me- ns,son.I
influence was still rs pr4., a. ever. Tn,
m, onnor,mni"a. r., ~ e,ora;";nr :, ~ M ,%a
4 ou., linn. hom. of my cousin we're vastly
different from nv position at the head Of
my fathers splendid establishment. Hen.
rv avoided me, and treated Mary always
with utmost Kindness and d.ference.-
Nothing could kc NOR. atf.ction,r. and
consid.r.,e than his manner 10 her We,
f.ncied | could Je,.c, the want Of some.
thing tha, would have lef, me unsatisfied.
believe she did mn, think she was
happy.
Il will saa,p almost, ;rc,aJ;hlo and
suiinetimes l..i,,,a IN con,inus nv con
frssions but after a ,;me the siyht or
.Ilenry's devotion 10 he, made me grow
fres,ive. | chafed under a sense Of dimin
ashed power | fel, curious to probe his
secret, tn know whether she re.Ilv had
CONQUERED and repained his entire aff.c,
tios.
MARY, beloved angel, Won deserved a
better fate. How unstable and worthless
"A thing is human affection. if such a wo.
'nsa AS YOU could not keen a mans heal.
true AID Ioyal.
! J could not read him. WAS fairly
,oaU-d.
Mary was abou, TO become A mother.
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A Beautiful Thought.

Angels IN the grave, will not question
thee rs 10 the amount of wealth ,hoa
hast left behind thee; bat what good
deeds thou hast done, while in the world.
to en'itIe thee to a seat among the best !
And yet the world is run mad after
money. Men forget God, eternity, and
the lerrors Of he'll, and end ess damns,
ton, IN the aVarcious squabhIe for wealth
10" Illuminating Is the thought. Honor,
truth, justice, humanity, fair dealing and
charity are buried III the sea of forgetful.
ness. How like thunder clap will the
Inquiry ring upon the ears Of some Of us,
when toe angel asks, what good deeds
have We PerPetrated while living 2 Our
minds will scan over the records of the
past, but in vain will it search for our
good acts; but every mean nsacuon
every sIanderOus word spoken Of our
neighbor, every unfair dealing with our
customers and friends, will come thronp
ing into the chambers Of memory. and
the soul will sink condemned, under the
accumaI Isted load Of guilt. Wealth can
never purchase happiness in this life, nor
In that which is to come, and when the
dread messenger calls for the immortal
soul, all the gold Of the universe would
fail to purchase single moment of time.
Ga. Crusader.
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A lady called on u witty friend who
was not at home, and finding the piano
dusty, wrote upon it Siuttern. The next
day they met, and the lady said, Il call
Ell on you Yesterday Yes saw your
card on the piano.
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Specimens Of Modern Dictionary.

Belle-A beautiful but useless inset,
without wings, whose colors fade on being
removed from tie sunshine.
Heart A rare article. sometimes found
IN human beings. 1t is soon DESTROYED
by commerce with The world, or else be
comes fatal to'its poSsessor.
Housewiery ancient art, said TO
have bee" fashionable among young girls
and wives, now entirely out OF use, or
prac'iced only bv The lower orders.
Edltor-A poor wretch who every dav
empues his brain in order to fill his
stomach.
WeaIth-The most respectable quality
Of man.
Nirtue-An awkward habit Of acting
differently from other people A vulgar
word. 1t creates great mirth in iashiona
bIe circles.
Honor-Shooting friend, whom YOU
love, through the head, in order To gain
the praise OF a few Others whom you hate
and despise
I Laugh,er-An agreeable and con,a,
gIous CONFUSION of the human cUunten
amce on receiving a ,alIor's bill, or being
asked To return An umbarella
opera-A species OF dramatic enter
| talnmcnt to which the audience hriur
! apples and oranges.
Cigar-A slender, yellow, speckled
tube, formed OF the leaves OF wonderful
plant discovered bv Raegh. When
women turn false, and men scIish-whcn
I your creditor duus YOU hk. iirnd. and
! your debtor takes the Act-when the
future looks dark, and the present drcary.
! 10y the fragrance Of this lutte instrument,
extracted 10y means Of fire, you are for a
buef period rendered lusensible TO every
/ sorrow, and luIcd into dreams more en-.
tertalning than those OF Sleep
; Sntirlcd Harmless impcrfrc.
tons.
Mariag" g"-Thc gate through which
the happy lover leaves his enchanted re.
Cr"n~ aud returns to earth
Dea.h-An Ill bred fellow, who visits
people AT all seasons, and insists uion
th"'r immediately returning his cal
Anth"r-A dealer in words who gets
paid IN his own coin
FTcmd-A person who will not assis,
y"u because he knows your love wi! en-
Gus" him.
Wrdied Biss-A term used bv Milton
Bargaln-A ludicrous transactions, il
which each party thinks he has chea,e,
the other.
D"clor-A man who kills Won to da,
20 save y"u from diving to morrow.
Lunrtlc Asylum An hospital whcr,
detected Iunar'cs are sent 10y those wh.
have had the adrotness to conceal thri
own in.irmily.
Jul-Ihe penalty OF misfortune, an,
often the reward of virtue.
Ir,.rdiau-A fellow with a tin not OF
his head, who stalks about the stage An,
gets into passion for so much per nyh,
Critical large dog that zoe, unclaimed
AMI harks AT everything he does not com
prrhend,
Jnrv-Twclve prisoners in u box, to II,
on" or more at a bar.
Young Attorney A useless meml e
Of society, who often goes where he la,
no business to be-, because he has no busi
ness where he ought 20 he.
States Evldence-A wretch that i,
pardoned for being hascr that his com
radeS.
Public Ahuse-The mud with whicl
every Traveller is spattercd on his road t,
distinction.
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sunhag Rrnhiug,
In thee do I put my Trust"

- fsNe NhJ Ab uoI'
Mother, what did the Psalmist mean
when he said, Preserve me, O God for
in thee do put my trust 2?
DO you remember the little girl we
saw walking with her father in the woods
last week 2
%, YES, mother a; wasn't she beautiful
She vas n gentle, loving little thing,
and her fathe. was very kind 10 her. Do
you remember what she said when they
came to the narrow bridge over the
brook 2
4 do not like to talk about that BRIDGE,
mother, IL ma kes me giddy. DO you he
l'eve 1t is sate-jCst those two blanks
laid across, and no railing ? Ii she had
stepped a little TO one side she would
have fallen into the water
do you remember what she said =
Yes. She stopped a minute, as if she
DID not like to 90 over, and then looked
up IN her fathers face, and asked him to
take hold of her hand, and said, You
Will take care of me, father dear {; I don,
feel afraid when YOU take hold Of nv
hand. And her father looked so loving
~ upon her, and took tight hold of her
hand, rs If she was very precious to him
i think David felt like that little pirI
when he wrote the words which you have
Just read
Was David going over bridge, mo.
ther 2
Not snch a bridge as the one in the
woods out he ha! come to some place
of difficulty in his life, and whenever he
was in any way trnuhlcd he looked up
To God. just rs the little GIRL did to her
father, and said, 'l'rc>erve me, O God y
1t is the same rs il lie had said, Please
take care OF rc my k,nd heavenly Faith
er, | d" not feel afraid il YOU take hold
Of my hand.
! %, mother, how beautiful But Goa
did moi really take hold Of DaviI's hand
and lead him through the trouble 2
NO; but God loves lis children who
trust in llm-who feel safe it, HIS care
just As the father did his little daughter
ana though lie does not take hold %
/ their hands. He knows how to make them
feel rs peaceful and easy AS il lie did
Mother, can be one Of Gods chill
, "'"n
Yes, my dear. Ii YOU love Him. aud
trust HIM, and try to please Him, II,
viii call YOU his own, and lead Won al
your life, and make YOU hapry.'
viii there be any bridges ia nv life
mean, shall have trouble Now
have not any, have 2 have not tC
look up to Cod and ask HIM to take car,
w.,
,Lo anT, ~ n,,,. "o' ~. L 'I''"N 'e't "ou"'eS are
VDn IN '".' "' '',' - meet with
,,II na"i ,','.'r. "'', ,'''"'' ''o'''"TS' a""
""' ",Nt"y r"'he'
.WLa, ,rontJas - wv, ."t
ho,a ,n',ro.T ''' ''''"" S''"'
Wan hal ooo III. : -,
was u,,L;nI :, ror i '',"s. ' a. a.
rr,a,aIS "' ~ !'"' ""'' 20" was S'''
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LANCASTER H. SOUTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY M 1885,

oe' wi l "lii ooigeu 10 compromise my
sell. But had no time Tor reflection
Tor at that moment II heavy tall aud a
groan sta',ed both Henry aud myseIf.-
lie sprang to his feet in an instant. I
followed HIM to the next room; and a,
The threshold ot the door Law the insensi.
bIe form ot Mary, the blood issuing from
her Ips, and her death like features spok.
too PLAINLY OF the anguish that had slrIck.
en- her down. She had leard only the
last words OF her husband
Henry Sr'alched her To his breast, and
called frantcally for assistance. Appalled
al The evIl l had caused, and incapable OF
acting any longer, | called, in accents Of
terror, first upon one and then another of
the domestrcs.
Many aroused from the first stupor, only
to 60 IN irlghlfnI cOnvuIsion. Que af
ter another succeeded, until all hope of
saving her IIfe was utterly extinruiShed.
lhe physician sad, that If the strength
OF her constitution should enable her 10
give birth to her child there was bare
possibility that she might recover. Even
then, he feared for her reason. lie made
many and searchiLg inquiries.
dad She received any sudden shock :
Had she had any previous symptoms Of
''heSs'
Every word Of lis was barbed arrow
mat pierced my heart Henry hung over
her pillow, watching tor one raw of int.lIi
/ Sence To CLEAN from her eyes, that lie
m'gh' pour into her diving ear the love
/ that he t"lt would have saved her rra
c'"nS life to hun. Such agony never
witnessed.
On, my G"d! do not punish me so
u'eAdin'iy WAS the bitter cry that bur,,
forth from his qnivering lips, AS he cover.
eh ms eyes to shut ont the sight of her
'oh'"'s"d An" whiting form, which secrn
t" I" torture hlH 'nmoHt soul.
but II Is p"nance must undergo, tc
| r"ch'I Tia" narrowing agony Of that fearful
| n'Sn'.
N"""dy could have recognized in those
H!""d stained and distorted features, in
/ 'ne WI fa''hgS mat pierced our ears. the
! tNIn'N't'y lovely and gentle creature who
out Ie" hours before, made the joy
""I ""PPhe'S o' lhe household.
vice. 'ha' awful night, henry fell
''''',''g |" the i"or, and yet he would
not ne persuaded +" leave the room. He
watched tor one lucid in'rrvM-for on"
'""'"e"! |" 'e'r the ""l loved accents, in
zones :" ,"Ee ana '"TgNen"Ss. Then
"'' 10" "c'''y he loved her :
Nv" 'P'''''! "rhd WAS |" disturb
,"' "'PP'"'SS WAS unworthy 10 be
"",,
",'N' my oe'"F"" Mary, idoI OF my
"'''' SFr"N !" me Oh speak one word!
gave "'' we Il" S"ld' hes"echi"giy, to
Wv ''c "'' w. hrN'"to hrr I" me- ana "A
'','''''s ~ G'"'''""" Will "e TO" small "A
e'"," II" '\C'"!'nr'' III MS Will misery.
Inc ''"c'' "e>'e'' moment came, and
sue S"l' "'I' 10 "end ,''"n'' Ana "h'
Joy sue h'" ft'"'ereh her reason but
sue was 80 weak ana low that the doctor
S''" 'I' '''o "uhS 1P"n so slender n
,',''u ,'', ''"' "'eAt.' even OF Jov' might
N"' "er' ioor ii"nry he dared not
p ''eh'' tllt wv HnI torture ne endured
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Pray, Mrs. Zsbriska, Why do you whip
your children so often p
La, Mr.. Worthy. do itfor their en-
IIghtenment. | never whipped one of
them in my life that they didn't acknowl-
edge ii made them smart
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WANTED.-A pair of scissors to cut
caper. The pot on which the patriots
blood boiled. The address Of the confec,ion,
er who makes 'trfiee light AS air. And a
short club br roke off the square root.
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Al dinner party lately, lady was
asked as to her politics, and she replied,
"a straight. out silver grey Whig.' Look
At her closely, gentleman, exclaimed Mr..
JoNn Van Buren,, for assure you that
the male species Of that animal is CO.
tirelv extinct
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A YANKEE, boas,ng of a visit which
he had paid to the Queen, clinched hi,
remarks oy declaring. 4 should have
been invited to stay to dinner, bu. it was
washing day
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"A Minister WAS walking out one day,
and passed two little boys, one OF whom
made bow. AS he turned his back. he
heard the following amusing converse.
ton
why, John, didn't you know that was
Parsou M?
Yes, Of course 7 did y
why did you not make bow to himl'
why mother don't belong to bis church,
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What is the difference between a good
soldier and fashionable laGv? Ans
One faces the powder, and the other pow
ders the face.
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The ladies' fashions for the ensuing
season show persistent determination in
the dear creatures to crawl out of their
dresses through the upper part.
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A MOTHER. woman died RECENTLY
at Caen, Normandy, over whose grave a
tombstone has been placed, with this in.
scripuon Here lies Gabrielle Mouile.
ron. She had at her death three hur.
dred and sixty seven children, born in
lawful wedock. She was married bu,
once
She was the mother of I6 children.
Grand mother Of ia ="
Great grand mother of 228 I"
Great great grand mother Of 8
Total, 367
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Dut1turQus.

An Irish Judge said, when addressing
a prisoner You are to be hanged, and
hope it will prove warning to you.'
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Those are the best instructors whose
lives SC esk for them.
, 1859-11-19
RELIGIOUS NOTICES,

ch1kt Church casrile, Rev. E. D. Tuttle fn charge,
service commences at3r.M.
Rev. Dr. uaisey will preach In The ID Dutch Reformed
Church. corner Of Monroe and sanamon stzeete It A,
NJ aaa Rev. d.. Rice at Str.M.
Westminster Chapel corner Of Dearborn and Ontario
ssrc Is ccs ID for repairs and seice will te suspended
nett sabbath.
AR. E. F.Wliscu Of Boston will lecture =. Mechanics
Institute on Sunday, Nov. o,h, ut les A. ~ md F. H.
Sabtect: "rssaeA Spitullsn." At the conclusion OF
the evening lecture he will del1ate character through
sp'r!t influence And Nerve Magnetic Law.
Church Of the Ascension, (rrocss.nt EpIscopa} On
Oak sttcet. between Wells and Lasae \. D. IL open 10
Divine scsrceerery Sunday IT 1T A. ". and IT. ~ and
also On "edned1y e7ennxa H. Sunday School II F.
u. Rer. Wm. Fulton, Rector.
-"The Young Man 1t The The7t.c and the Circus and
Ten Reasons Why he should nrver 90 to such paeea
Ecv. Ar 0avea will deliver lecture to young men, upon
the above subject Tomorrow {Sabbuth, evening In the
Calra9 P1csbsean snch wosshlpplag In the Prteant
Orphan Asylum near RinExold tlsce. Service commence
At O'clock.
-Rtv. William D!ck.rs1n Professor In the Collegiate
Department Of Lind University viii pnach In the Third
Presbyterian Church Tomorrow At 1os 4. H., and It r. H.
, 1859-11-19
I The Overland Mail.
ANOTHER GOLD EXCITEMENT.
AU. 5. SENATOR APPOINTED II PLACE
OF BRouERI:K.

ST. Lor1s, Nov. 1S.-The Overland Nail with
dates th the osta nls., has arrived. Accounts
from Carson Valley and Walker River mines
continue to excite great attention. 4 stampede
Of Ca!itornians in that direction has already
commenced, which promises to equal that to
Frazer River. There are mines on The east
side Of the Sierra Nevada Mountains supposed
to extend from Honey Lake north to Walkers s
River, and south distance Of three hundred
miles.
The principal discovery yet announced is
called Gold Hill, q mound 60 feet high, 5 900
feet long aud 1000 feet wide, situated twenty
miles north Of Carson Valley, which is traT-
composed, which realizes $53 per ton.
Large quantities Of silver ore from Carson
Valley continued 10 arrive ut San Francisco for
shipment 10 Europe.
The emigration in the spring will probably
result in the complete exploration Of the whole
country east of Sierra Serada, aud the discorc-
r. Of equally as rich mines as my in Califor-
niA-
Governor v elter has appointed Judge H. P.
Hawn, formerly Of Kentucky, q. S. Seaator, to
ill tue vacancy occasioned by the death Of Bsod-
erick- The new Senator vas to leave for Wash.
ington By the steamer Of the 9Th inst.
The loss By the fire previously reported at
Cou'tonville is $4,000.
The Committee appointed at the recent Pc
citic Rll!road Convention, has published re-.
port recommending the immediate organization
Of Company to construct the Road from San
Francisco to Stockton, with the view of its ulti.
ma'e extension to the boundary of The State.
Col. Lander the superintendent Of the Fort
kearney and Honey Lake Wagon Road c1pedi.
tion has completed the work for the Season and
is about to repair to Washington, having on
hand an unexpended balance Of f15, 900.
Ills stock purchased ia Missouri last spring
At $50 per heaa hare beets sold for this benefit
Of the government at over $2e0 per head.
Business was more active. but without i'm.
provcment in prices. Some leading staples By
recent arrivals sold at loW 6surcs.
, 1859-11-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Row Continues all Night,


HAnrER's FErnr, Midnight, Nov, IA mes.
senSer has been sent to Charlcstown to ottaiu
reliable information regarding ereats there, bu,
he has not get returned. Great excitement
exists here, ane armed guards are patroliing the
streets and rouds; 1t is rnmortd! that :4su men
armed with pistols. are encnmped near Barrrs
vile, town near Chariestown, medjsatips ihe
rescue ofBrown. The report is too improbable
1or any confidence to be placed in it.
HARPERs FEcRr. Nov. 49, i. M.-The mes
senger dispatched to Charlestonn has not vet
returned. He left ut 10 o'clock, and was to
hare been back in two hours and a half. Il i
probable that be has been detained by some 81
the guards.
HARPEa's Ferry, Nov. 1s.-The messenger
sentto CharIestown Inst night was detained out.
SIDE Of this town over two hours and half BE-
fore the guard would permit his departure, and
be was also detained till four O'Clock on his Re.
turn.
4 large fire occurred during the night about
four miles from CharlestoWu, and the military
were ordered ont, expecting an attack, but none
Was made. The particulars Of the fire could not
oe ascertained BY the messenger, but they will
probably be ascertained On the as1ival Of the
trains FROM Winchester.
RfcuxoSD, Va, Nor, 1s.-Six companies Of
nlilltary afe under arms, ready to start for
Chariestown at a moments notice. None have
Jet left.
WAsu1SG7ox, Nor. 1s.-A company contain.
lng e,ghty-seTen infantry and riaemen left Alex
andria for Charlestowa by the early train, ria.
the Relay House. Capt. Dufy's company Of g
ulen and guns went BY q special traio On The
3lanasses road, via Strausburg; from thence
they are to march eighteen miles to Winches.
ter,
, 1859-11-19
CHICAGO PRESS AND TRIBUNE,
FOR THE YEAR 1860.
Oftossd TO -Nstes. Comnsrrr, Foff5fts, .1E.
Tfe1tfar<, .8rf, Science, and Lfttratar<.

3'ffossa 10 I@ftes. Commerce P0ifsfts, .1E.
TfeAtfaT<, .xrSs Science, and Ljferatsre,
The WEEKLY PRESS AND TRIBUNE Is ts.ce
ard'c.ass Western Newspaper published every TuurspAy
Aoasxo. It Ia hrd with r.lusbe and entertaining mat
tsf prepared expressly nr Western readers s Editorial.
deal vigorously with al the topics Of the meA ard It
boldly advocates those ncsues and principles deemed
must euAtcl u promote the general welfare. In prizes
and Sic of shcet, amount mud freshness Of Intelligence
variety and sue Of information fullness and accuracy
of Commercial matter, aEd Ia Ehateser eise goes make
up F1Esca=s Newspaper. challenge Comparison with
a:y other Journal East or West.
=. POLlTICAL ISSUES
We are entering upon yeaz that will be memorable
In tic annals Of American pol.ic-the year that will
waess We trust the election Of Republican Psesidert
AID the E.tioual triumph Of Republican Principles. The
great Issues to be submitted to auy OF TIC whole people,
nze these: Shall SLAVERY be extended and rrotcted bv
The Federal Government Shall the public do.uasn-
tie FREE Territories Of the Sae he surrendered to tho
hegns Intrusion Of St1verr? Staa the Constitution
bc construed to recognize and support Slavery National
institution? Shall SayeCot for tic Te.rtore be en-.
acted? Shall TIC African Slave Trade re-opcned9 In
short tha the doctrines Ct Calhoun Judge Taner and
buchanan sopezce the principles Of Free Government
taught ~ Jcdcrscn Madison, and Ctsy? These questions
w demand verdict the hands Of the Ac:can people
And there ether important considerations to BE- d.
edcd BY the ncat canp7i.n. Among the4e Free Home.
steads for lhe i2ne Improvement Of Tve,s ard tss
hoas. Itasutd to The Pacific On central route En-.
enlargement OF the Manufacturing and Farming Industry
of..c nmr.rv Ne,-enbrn-n, ~ uc,r,, H., ~. rss.si
,a.,n-,,,n +. a.. - .S. ..1..
~. a,,t., ~ ~. .,.1,,. .a - 49,
d. -, .4'u, ,,,....s. 80.
..,r ...,,,.- .,.,.4s' 80, ~ s. a. ~ -
al estaeas champion OF tad SIDE that will promote
F1.zpox, psconExa AID p.o4rkxt1r,
o1xx3ak cps1rm
The Literary and Mtcraaeop. mite, Il n,era.td with
view making The paper welcome family yis!io1 CON-
b!nns the AGREEABLE AID n.efal.
,,.n. N --.,mr. -,sh =: o.su.s,a -,
., 'NF~'~" ~ = p
grower crop prospects
.a,1,t!rs tn,r,rad Imr,s-n.o+ ,. ,a -, .,h
things Of senej a Interest 10 farmers.
hveT Issue Of this paper coEtsius condensed review Of
the Eexk Including the lrAfln- rrnts .n,r1r0 J., E
,e,. .na ,ts rn,,.s 49, sna,s. aeh H''
soe ana aAs thHeo a:ca 7nu t1e Feet OF the world.
Geas'aooF and care are expended or the Market Reports
The quotations Of grain cattle hogs, Poultry vegetables,
, 1859-11-19

Skw, SovEL, R1cH AND E1zoAx1.-Fanc5
Goods, just received nj the new store Of John
II. Park, 1ef Like street. 4 beautiful aasort-
ment Of ine fsrcT goods, suitable for presents,
embracing as follows: Ladies' ind Gents Tray
cling Cases, Saichels. Bags, C.bs.., Port Mon
naies, in every variety. Purses with Chains.-
Ihe finest stock Of Hair Pins, Combs, and Head
Dresses in the city Elastiea, Gartars in SILK,
Linen. Kid and Velvet, Necklaces, Bracelets,
Armlets, Buckles, in steel and Gilt, Opera Glass.
es. Bridal, Opera, Party and Mourning Fans,
In great variety. Elegant Hair B1uahes, Hat.
, 1859-11-19

The European Steamer not Arrived.
SAckv1LIE, y. T., Nov. ls.-Iuformat;on from
Halifax dated ?o'clock this morning, states that
the expected steamship Canada had not reach
ed that port.
The steamship America, from Boston for Liy-
efpool, arrived at Halifax at o'clock this i. H.,
but had not sailcd. having been detained By the
Admiral commanding tho British squadron on
the station.