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Watches, JcwcIry 4 SiIvcrwarc.
CASSIDAY & BALL.

No. II South Second Street, Philadelphia.
F7 1F7.> THEY would respeclfnlIy call the attention
H. Nm OF purchasers OF Goods, feeling assured Of
XAaT their ability 10 compete with any other ostab.
lisEmcnt. They have on hand fine as
sormeut OF American, Ea1iish and French GOLD aud
SILVER LEVER WATCHES, Gold F,b, Guard and
Vest Chains, Seals and Keys Fine Gold Jewrirv
Eiruscan, Cameo, Coral, Garnet, Lava and Alosaic
Pms Ear Rings Studs, Sleeve Buttons, &c; Gold
Pencils, Aledalllons, Chate lam Chains, etc
Plated and Mounted 10 order.
SILvERwARE-warranted equal to coin-Tea, Ia
BILE, Dessert Salt, Mustard. Cream, Sugar and Gravy
spoons Tea Table and Dessert Knives, Butter
Knives, Napkin Rings, etc.
PLATED WARE-A general assortment of Plated
Ware, comprising Forks, Spoons, Ladies' Knives Cas-.
tors Cake Baskets, etc., Richly paeI Tea sets, Urns
etc
The above goods will be warranted what thev are
sold for, and the lowest Cash Prices All orders hv
mOl promptly attended to
9CJ- Watches and Jewelry carefully Repairod and
Warranted. mavI2Iv
Smyrna times., 1859-12-08

This Celebrated Washing Soap is now in market for
more than year. and that il has given universal sat
isfacon, IS evident from the fact that the Manufac
turers OF it, in ordGr to supply the demand havebeen
Obliged to increase their ca3city to make equ al to
One Hundred Thousand Pounds pcr Week II Is d. r.
dedly the best and cheapest Soap ever made in this
Country @F One Pound of it will go as far for any
USE as three OF the Common Soap in general use 1t
Is made upon new principle, of the best materials
and known only TO VAN HAGEN 4 MlcKEoNE does
awap entirely with the washbOari-saves the neces
sltv OF boiling the clothes does not shrink FIanncIs
kEMOVES GREASE, INK OR PAINT SPOTS
perfectly, and from the most delicate fbrc saves G
one hall The time and laher usually spent TO do he
washing IL Is warranted free from Sal Soda or other
injurious alkales, and guaranteed not 10 rot or inure
the clothes. '
For Sale by all respectable Groccrs, and Wholesale
Dy THAN d. MCKEONE
NO. " and 81 South Wharves, Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1859-12-08
Furs! FT1RS Furs
Joseph EsOsembauin,
R 9ANOI EU&
F'urs I!
F'urs

T0"s MANUFACTURER g. IMPORTER.
Has now ready his very extensive stock Of FURS: /:
consisting of Capes. HaIECapes. Victorlnos. Mufs
Cuffs, etc, in Mink Sable, Stone Marien Fitch Chin
chil1 Siberian Squirrel and other lower priced Fnrs
all OF which he Is prepared to sell prices to defy
competition.
All Furs sold in this store are warranted TO be what
they arc represented.
SToRE No. 4lG ARCH street. between ith and 5tb.
(above Eyre q Landels Dry Goods Store sign of the
GOLDEL LION PnILADELPHIA
r S-FuRS altered INTO fashionable STYLES at n
moderate charge. oI33m
The Lansing state Republican., 1859-12-20

we fought ard sacrificed ..C which We He'd
and d.oa ,rLat lih.ry, uat slavery, mil,
possess tar Vvlj) J, made a c.rcum>,autit.
mockery hy ysgr acts Ta-uorrow, in tie
battle, think on u. aud E,l thy edseles,
sword To Seward, orc -" Seward r
pub,iclns offspring ot the fathers-we
leave cur wrougsd name, with YOU Pul.
down this wicked tyraut, falsely st 10
Freedoms graule>t niche II YOU do free
your children from the plague Of bondage,
your children children shall embalm your
memories Then, in the name of equal
human rights. advance Your standard, draw
your willing swords, sound drum and trum-
pets boldly, cheerfully-' Higher law and
Bill Seward, Frank Blair and Victory " -
Ghosts vanish.
.. B. starts. out Of his dream" Give
ne another horn call Scripture Dick and
Cas- But, soft I've got the blues
What do fear-myself, Buck loves old
Buck Shadows, to night. have struck
more tcrrof- to my traitoyous soul than
could the substance Of ten thousand voters,
armed all with registers, aud led by wily
Seward -
Curtain falls
Ii Mr.. Neech will give Us this rendi-
t!on Of the piece. we will insure it full
houses till the Ides Of NarsL-lth, 1861.
--Rocheter Ddiiy EIpreSs
The Lansing state Republican., 1859-12-20
10 ENTER Titi MON

LENENWoRrH h 4. Pee. S-lhe en-
tire Republican State ticket is undoubtedly
elected ty mai,ri,ics averaging over three
thousand Every county Yet heard from.
excepting LeaycuwoT;h, gives Republican
majority
Never was engineer hoi,; by bis own
Ietard' more ctItctpally than the pcmoc
racy have been by Kansas
Five years ago they repealed the time
horcTcd compact which had secured It's free
dom, aud sought to force Slavery into 1T
by lawless u>urratjon anl bloody and bru-
tai violence. Bat tie scheme recoiled, and
cerated aS intense a hatred TO Slavcryin
Kansas as cxs.S in Vermont
But the Democracy dad not give up yet
Failing II make it Slave State. they de-
tcrmined that it at least should he made "A
D,mocratic State They refused its admis-
sion Into the Mon. aud hy every applica-
ancc that ingenuity could suggest. made
free use Of public moucy aud patronage to
brite the Territory into the Democratic
rauls Al vain Kansas rebukcs them
at every election and shows herself RErUB-
IICAN TO the core
Doubtless they VIII Try at this session Of
Congress to still further delay her already
long deferred admission Since they eau
not use her III The Union, lhey will try 10
keep her oat oi l. But this attcmpt will
rcccii like tie others. The more obstacles
Democracy iitcrpo>c> in her way, the stern
or and stranger 1t viii make her devotion
to Freed m M. JOVr.
The Lansing state Republican., 1859-12-20

MAN CowmDLD ~ = LAuy-PUNIsn.
MENT FOE SLANDERING.-On the afternoon
Of November 80, AN individual by the name
Of John Patterson, who has been resident
in Ncnia, Ohio, for several years--a man
of about ttty yea OF age, and. unfortunate
~, The father Of very respectable family.
met with well deserved punishment in the
shape Of "a ;i.oIuus c,"hidiuc from two la
dies. for writing auouymou, letters. IN which
one OF them was Nilcly slandcrcd, and hy
which the other was grossly insu,tcd by be
ing made the recipient After the detect
ion, it was determined that the lady who
had been insultod 10y being made the recip-
lent of the yilest Of his notes. should make
a public example of him by cowhling him.
The scamp was invited TO the house OF the
Injured lady yesterday afternoon where he
found congregated several Of those who had
received his letters. The sight melted him
4 at once. lie denied the writing, but the
evidence was against him he declared
that he knew nothing dcrogatory TO the char
acter Of the lady, and signed certificate
/ to that effect After he had executed the
document, the ladies performed their part
Of the affair with wiii-wcl,ing the scamp $
back and head IN the most approved style.
lie took the thrashlng-a part of It IN the
presence of crowd which had gathered to
see tic fellow dre,,ri-in the most abjcct
style - says the Nenia I0rchhgh.
The Lansing state Republican., 1859-12-20

\ LETTER FRoI Cook --Capt Cook,
undar sentence Of death at Charlcstown,
Va. has addressed letter, dated Nov. 2G,
to Mr. and Mrs. Sellers, OF Cleveland, q.
We quote the following One short month
more, and he whom your generous hospi-
tallty welcomed to your happy home will
stand upon the scaficld to take his last lock
Of earth The dread of death with me Is
small, for have faced II of before, unfin,
ching aad uu'rembi.ng ! only dread the
mode in which il now must come and the
disgrace attendant On H. The tics that
bind ne are the tics Of kindred and aiiec-
ton. These, It is true, bFing with them
deaths deep agony, aud almost crush the
spirit with their weigh, of wo. Brave men
have fallen In this brief, fatal struggle
Comrades who 10 me were brothers, com
panious of many . scene of danger and
many happy hour, sleep in the bloody
graves with the cold earth above them.
They died a they have ever lived brave
men and true. Eleven Of twenty-five fell
in the contest Five more ar, already
doomed Another but awaits his trial to
meet the same sad fate Those who fell
died Ike brave men Those who yc, re-
main viii not shame. +! tr1s', their comrades
who arc gone We, | trust, shall calmly
meet Cur doom untrcmbling aud mistaken. q"
The Lansing state Republican., 1859-12-20

A NElslBoELY COEEEsFOSDESCF. - =" Mr..
Thompson presents be compliments to Nr Simp-
son, and be-s 70 reqsest tat he will keep bis
piggs from trespas-rg Oh his grounds"
- Mr.. Simpson presents his compliments -
NJ. Thompson, aad 5egs - sggrest, that, in iu-
,ure, he viii no; spell p.-s with two gees"
M. Thompson. respects 70 Mr. simpson,
and viii feel obliged If he VII add the letter T.
20 the las, words Of the note net received, &C
to represent ". Simpson AMI lady
"Mr. Simpson returns Mr. Thompsol's letter
Unopenei-the impertincncs it contains being
ouly eqgsled By Is vulgsrity."
The Lansing state Republican., 1859-12-20

know that he ever touched hammer or spade
And As for his sister and me. you don't i'm
agine, | hope"
q" Not at all there is not the least need
Of your doing anything, | see
Tha, is 1t. sir The old folks would
not be easy without labor they have Meth.
er known what i, Is 10 rest, and be amused +:
and We are Ignorant at any thing else 80
We are both suited Work seems to tie
their only delight and it is luck, for us that
II Is 50. Don't you think - yourself. sir 80
We dill not hear the rcu'y
The Lansing state Republican., 1859-12-20

flo" % PEoSOrNCE "OCGH."-The ending
syllable " ough," which is such a terror 20 for
eigners, is shown Up in several pronanciations in
the following lines
Wife, make ne some dgmphnC- % dough-
They're better than meal for ny cough
Prsy, let them be tyilei I'll hot through,
But not til They're heavy or tough.
Nov, ! must be of to my plough,
And the b0ys (shen they ve had enough, J
Must keep the flies Of with bough,
While the Old maze drinks al the trough.
The Lansing state Republican., 1859-12-20

! BA3K SwIEDLE.-A broher0t Corun-
d. named Wallace, has swindiei several
brokers and one or two banks Of this city.
GU, Of various amounts OF money, amount
lng IN the aggregate 10 three or four thous-
and dollars, by selling drafts On the Peo-
pies Bank Of New lork, purportlng to be
drawn by banking frm In Illinois, The
drafts were protested, the irm having nC
account at the Peoples BanE. Mr.. Wallace
has done considerable business with ouI
bankers heretofore, and has always enjoyeC
their confidence. HIS present whereabouts
are unknown Tribune
The Lansing state Republican., 1859-12-20

now thinking good deal of the training Of
the vounp We have -. doing me same
tmlns ana will Tow relate as applicable TO
the subject, what we chanced 10 hear one
day, and shall entitle it
THEY WOULD BE YOUNG LADIES AND GEN.
Where's your father, Margaret -
II suppose he's in the shop, sir"
Always hammering away, Summer and
winter, from morning till night
Yes, sir, father is very industrious; |
really believe be works because he loves
it,"
And where's your mother, Margaret -
She is in the kitchen, sir mother does
50 ike to cook, aud wash, and sweep
That you and your sister Harriet rare
iy have a chance at the gri1ile or the broom.
It is likely
0, never, sir, We take care Of the par
lor, which for us, would have 10 tenant "
You and your sister are, then nay
dear, your parents lilies Of the parlor. who
neither sew nor spin, but continue to be
arraycq as BEAUTIFULLY as solomon, by the
sewing and spinning Of others
SIR o'
Aud your brother Ilcury, does be blow
Tie bellows or play second hammer to your
father '''
oh, dear, no, sir, he never works he
rides or promenadcs, goes to thc theatre,
and visits the ladies. And We % to the
play, receive the gentlemen, and take a
drive, or walk"
Z" And what do you Do the rest Of the
time, for suppose there is little lcft"
We are getting ready, sir.
"Thi, really seems very nice and pleas.
ant arrancement-,o three Of you at least.
Doubtless j: it is all agreeable to your par
ents They like their cad Of the yoke, do
they not -
- Who., sir p
Your father and mother Ike the arrange
meut, which ycu speak of-they are con-
tent to take their dividends Of life in work.
They prefer to labor themselves, and don
seem to mind if other people are always idle
or not ,"
90, dear, 10. You can't imagine how
proud they are Of being busy They would
not be doing nothing, if they could. | really
believe Father was unwel a week some
time ago, and idleness seemed to weigh up
On him a much a. bis disease He va,
glad enough to he active again once more
| assure YOU
Perhaps bis unremi;tirr labor i neces
sary TO enable him TO maintain bis family ,
Why, perhaps il may be. I'm sure
don't know"
In that case, it is possible tia, wher
his income Is stopped By illness. be MAJ
not be entirely easy in his mind his pros
poets may no. be clear and pleasant,
Il don't know how that matter may he
sir"
But, of course, if anything should hap
pen TO prevent your father from providing
: there is your brother. and he might"
: "Ha, ha What, brother Henry? H
. can't split a stick to kindle the FIRE viii
!, aud does not know how to keep it going a
: ter it is made, unless it is to let it 90 on
: Brother would rather have both hand
chopped Of, than to sec them spoiled wit
work. He would die, before be would Il
d Christopher Cherrywit or Tom Tweez'
The Lansing state Republican., 1859-12-20

Presant Of the English; Reeds Lectures
on English Literature Modern Philolocy
Dwight: lyanhoe; The Spy. Cooper
Swiss Family Robson: Sequel To do,
Fruits, Flowers. and Farming, Beecher
The Minister'S Wooing, Mrs Stowe Dcri.
vatiOn Of Family Namec Robson Crusoe
Progress OF Nations Mo.s,,rs 80 Washiur.
ton; Literary "reminiscences, DcQuincey
Autobiographical Sketches, do; Rasseas,
DR.. johnson; Potter's Handbook for Stu
dents; Arthur's Temperance Tales; The
Banks of New York; Chas Lambs Works.
, vols; Hazlit's Table Talk Bards of the
Bible; Modern British Essayi>tS. vol~
Age of Chivalry Wisdom, Wit and
Whims Rollo Books, old Series Il vols.
Rollo Books. new do. II vols; Son Of n
Genius; Work and Wages. Wealth and
Worth Live and Let Live Mme>;e,iug
Children Poor Rich Man aud Rich Poor
Man; Hope on. Hope Ever Boys Of Mount
Rhigi Little Coin Much Care; Ny Owu
Story Ny Uucle the Clockmakcr NJ
Sense Like common Sense Strive and
Thrive Trap to Catch Sunbeam Gold
makers village The Two Apprentices 4;
Who Shall be Greatest LOUIS School
Days.
SCIENCE AND ARTS
Potter Science and Useful Arts Dow
niug's Fruits and Fruit Tree. Of America 4:
Downing's Landscape Gardening, Hand
Book of the Garien Uaud Book Of the
Farm The Fruit Garden, p, Barry /;
Theory of Horticulture. J Lindlcy Mich
Cows and Dairy Farming American
Weeds and Useful Plants, Youman S
Household Science Things net Generally
Known; Physical Geography Of the : 4,
Maury The Earth ard Man, Guiz5t ON
merville's Physical Geography Planetary
ard Stellar Worlds Dicks Celestial Scene
ry; Dicks Slderisl Heavens Nichols
Architecture of the Heavens; Testimony
Of the Rocks; Old Red Sandstone Hitch
cocks Religion of Geology Ly,ll's Priu.
ciples of Geology; Brcwstcr's Letters on
Natural Magic Natural History Of Insects
North American Insects; Chilis' Book o.
Nature Wayland's Iutellectual Philoso
ply Abercrombie's Intellectual Powers
Havens Mental Philosophy Sir William
Hamilton's Philosophy Wayland's Mora
Philosophy; Lectures on the Progress o
Arts and Sciences; Land Drainage
French Grasses and Foreign Plants
HamIltons Discussions, Philosophy al,
Education. Goadbys Physiology.
I uopIS oN pDr-r.TfnN
Barnard Elncqtion in Europe Schoo
and Srhnu.ma-rcr, Bp. Potter pagc'
Theory aaI practice Of Teaching; North
ends Parent and Teacher; Abbott's Moth
er at Home Horace Mann's Lectures
Willards Morals for the Young Barn
ards School Architecture Diitric; SchoC
: RnnEs fnr The Nnnnn - d. IrlLIne
The Lansing state Republican., 1859-12-20

HEAvT BEEF.-Mr. c. Tompkins purchased
las: week az OK weighing 1855 lbs, for this
market. This i5 probably the heaviest beef ever
slaughtered in the cOunty-HillsdGle STANDARD.
The Lansing state Republican., 1859-12-20

FIRST AsB LAsT.-The first load Of copper
which left this port during the past season, was
by the schooner Geo. ". Ford, JOHN g. Parker,
master, On the 2i Of Nay last. The last load
zss by the propeller Gen. Taylor, John g. Par
ker, master, on the 18th OF Nov.-LaEe Sup
Hner
The Lansing state Republican., 1859-12-20

q When man has been iUtemperate
SO long that shame no longer paints blush
upon his cheek, his liquor does !, instead
The Lansing state Republican., 1859-12-20

Ba7ari Tavl5r's travels in Europe, AZ
rics India China. &c, Lands Of the Sara
con. Greece and Russia, California and
Mexico, and STeden, LaplaEd, &c DR..
Taruap's Step from New World to Old >
vols Three Years in California, Cotton
Ship and Shore. Cotton Neck and Port,
Do: Land aud Lae. Do; Sandwich Islands
Chcever: Island Word Of Pacific, Checv-
or ; Lyuch's Dead Sea Expedition Arctic
Adventures. Sargent; kane's Arctic Tx
plorst;cns. 2vols, Fremont Explorations
The Americans in japan New York and
Delhi, M;nturn: Gsrard'- Adventure;
among Lions; Am Farmer i'll England
Olmsted; Stephens Travels in Egypt
Arabia, dec., > vols; Yuca;an, > vols; Cen
tral America. vols; Liyingston's Iravel!
in Africa Sievart's Brazil and La Plata
I.ayard's Discoveries in Nineveh Twl
Years Before the Mast Cooks Voyage
around the world; Travels III Two Heni
rheres, By DR.. L D. y. Dufiield, and v
Isham: Ballou', Travels, Travels In Peru
Tschudi: Visit to Europe. > vols; Sill
man; Keepers Travels; ka1e's ls' Arc
tic Exploring Expedition
MISCELLANEOUS
Trench's Study Of Words; Past an
The Lansing state Republican., 1859-12-20
WORKS ON EDUCATION
MODERN PICTURE.

People. as appears from communications
of correspondents. and otherwise arc Just
now thinking good deal of the trimming Of
Tho ,,ou,, W. have 49,. doing tne same
tnins ana will Tow relate as applicable to
the subject, what we chanced TO hear one
day, and shall entitle it
THEY WOULD BE YOUNG LADIES AND GEN.
rAEN
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-23
sEEDsG sEEDgg

Pssis, GsE&sw cad Flsgey Sas&a
We are BOW fully prepared witA qns Of
the largest and moat complete stock Of
Garden. Flower and FtsId Sseds ever be-
fore offered to the Western public Our
stock has haen made np with mach more
care from the best ssed gardens OF Amsri-
ca and Europe. A large share are home
grown seeds. being grown under our own
inspection, and which we can recommend
as true 10 nAnas and OF the best quality.
AmonE our assortment Of Seeds may be
found over $50 Varieties Of Flower Seeds,
500 varieties Garden Seeds, Hungarian
Grass Seed, Chinese Sugar Cane Seed and
EmpAse Seed, &c. &C.
From long acquaintance with the trade
we feel confident no one can otfsT better IL
dneemsnts to those desiring seeds.
Those who design to emigrats to Kansas
and Pixies Peak would do well to take
with them box Of fresh Garden sesds.
We also kssp constantly en- hand full
assortment Of implements aRA Machines
suited to ths Field, Garden, Orchard and
Household.
We are fully prepared TO supply the
trade on the most liberal terms.
Fal Catalogues furnished gratis on Sp-
plieation; II By mail iaeiose stamp.
Address H. D. EMERY 4 Co
gfl1 aEa 9Fwazs ffhs@umn IN
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10 sziios assAs 0s0sJa ssaaaa u tank
ahas - 0anatg Jaags haa ashissea .
gFeaa aaiamph ossE ne pasgss bsaAase
- esmassass appeinasa y invnseigaas
shs aaAin q Ass aazas, did NOS report
aAas - Aad sasEapsly administered he
msEairu.
II - - - hRsiness oE sAs Bcn-
mistse - give thaie indisidaiAl eeiniSns
- % whss wsss sae governing inaasaess
saaa spwaasa upsm sAs Osansy Judge
In ahs administration 81 the Counsy ~
fsiss. = vas ahair duty g report the
6scsa, amd shs pssplas pssEiass from
aAass sAsAs 70 ssy WHISTLER saeEr servant,
ths ooanay yadgs hsd beea guilty d
ssEsupsios II aaiSs, The eommittss did
not possess ths pswsr 10 soznpel the as-
aaaaAAass og witnesses bafsrs sasm, and
thersfogs eould nos dsssrnlins whsshss
thsra WAS o0rEupsisn IN ssrtain aaisial
aass or nos.
Of oms sAing ths rspoas gives album
dans pTsol, ]. =, thas the agaSrs 81 oar
eOanly hare been conducted in 8 gross
nagligaas Enaansss end wisaOaa any rs-
gard 20 eosaomy or the pablo intsF-
esd.
Ths faOs that nOt an suEy had bssa
maas In tbs Probate rsoord Since the
installation o. the pFessat inOambens On
sAs Akh Of HAY lass, ia Of itsselS suRsisnt
70 senyiHos sTsry AOasas NAN, thas jobs
q. sAarman is nos Ghs proper psEsOu to
ssoapy tbs responsible Okss d County
Judge.
II i prshabls Ahas he whsls matter
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KrSs II. CmAaa. DspaEg ahngiNs
March ~ 1888 4ss
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The Subscribers wSda call particular
asktsntdgn t. khs kola6 wiHg BF0aa Corn
Seed, Of very sapssox qaasity, Chiasse So
gar Cane, nnd Ri 6rk ksseszak 0niaa, Beet,
Uahhags. RaAiaAs TaTuzns Lettuce aad
nsnaT u fser ksssal8 IS 80 7azatity
gmwrAa pn AMwm ARMaNns-~A lin
itsa ea,spsy Dc tlts ahaa nnk II 50 CsatS
~ led tahss gafaass sssia " TIE pack.
SO ~ osxncs
rlax aaasla asa @sa Warranted. We
have q zoe III Il 2kawslI's Evergreen
awsaA Cgkn mAzeal h positively the best
garden C0rn IN cad sakf1n. Also Sntth'I
Eaxlg Waaka Corn. Rsgsoaa desiring any
shln9 q tha shsTa lias sAcula ssdsr imme-
alAkelv. AaaFsss, H. q. TERRY g. co
liar =, - GEssesat City, Iowa.
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By virtue sf especial Exacafieu 10 ms
directed from the elzsea of shs Clerk e. the
District Court Of potsa wastazzie eaautyi
Iowa. shall proceed to sell % ThaEad 81
the l4th day % April a.. D. 1859 be-
tween tbs hours Of i0oscioek b. M. and I
csgsoek P. M. Of said dag. In front ck 10 .
g0an4y TFsaxwxsrss kyAaes, u ehs eity ef
CoaneH Elnfs, tie aOglamiAg Described
Eeai KszMkA nG Hsagv aaz Assaa Tssnxs ss-
VII ~~@
Lot Ne ID Ia Taraegsa sac ydivissoa 81
0ut-las No. Z, Ia Jacks0nss a aaitioa -
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