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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-18
EMIGRATION FROM New ENGLAND TO Cal

EMIGRATION FROM NEW ENGLAND TO CAL
1FoRN1A.-The emigration from New Eng
land to the Pacific still continues quite
active, a large number from that quarter
having gone out by the steamers which left
New York on Saturday, the 5th inst. A
great many are tempted by the low rate of
fare to give up their occupations there in
order to try their luck in the Golden State.
But California is not an Ell Dorado to tie
individual digger, as the greater portion of
the gold is taken out by companies who
have the capital to carry on the business
with great success. The two steamers which
sailed from New York on the 5th, took out
eighteen hundred passengers.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-18

MRS. JOHN WooD is going to New Or.
leans to play for 800 a night. BARNEY
WILLIAMS brought 100000 home from
Europe. FLORENCE, the actor, is worth
$4,000. Judging from these, play acting
is at a premium.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-18
The November Elections.

Definite returns have not yet been received
from any of the States in which general cleo.
tions have lately been held, except Louisi-
ana, which has gone Democratic. Tele-
graphic dispatches give returns from scat
tered localities in Wisconsin, New York,
and New Jersey but as these convey no
indication of the results in those States. we
do not choose to burden our columns with
them.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-18

"P1NK," of the Charleston Courier, who
is by no means pink of politeness, writes
from New York, that there is great and
growing evil in New York, one of delicate
nature-the ladies get drunk
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T'HE ALBANY EVENING JOURNAL says Of
il MAY0a aYMR QI.s or TILE CAPITOL % Mr Nsyo

Although birth New Eng snoer sppsec stes, With poetic
Ardor, the sresLeu aud glory Of kewfork her n.tu,s
scesey ard ADVANTAGE her bonnds ospsebn, ana .tsns
mus hsv. required little Of research 70 gather 1to 90
inerestns statistics with which this volume
aeoo6 The chapter The Forces Of free Labor EXHIBITS
industry stse IN most inriuctye sht sod our
well elaborated under toe head OF Toe
Normal School The moral character OF
the which and our obnsatious as e
title Of The Capitol or the Higher
Law with marked ability His views Of Whist Art should
h. and how minister tbe Glory Of our pso-
Die se s1stened ard just TIE s.aios Of Absny are ap
aoesis.sy noticed hne tribute Is paid TO our Peoten-
f.ry AZ model prsop ard very important suggestions
are aud the Of its prevention Probs
Div Inc ost eloquent chatter Of all the last devoted 20
fb. RuraI although the The Hudson 20
some 70 sder may equal IT, There other subjects
treated With sk Of which limits forbid eveo
notrs The book IL attractive 70 al who feel pride
interest IN Empire State and the ancient City oil
THATCHER HUTCHINSON PubIsh.n
No. SIS Broadway
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THE MODEL SKIRT.

IL ITO JoboerB orly)
J. WILCOX L Cos STANDARD IMPERIAL WATCH
SPRING STEEL PATENT EXTENSION SKIRT, With ADJ
UNSTABLE sUsTLL scknovisdsed BY ~ 10 se the
ULTRA Of al skirtz.
The quality Of this skr. superior 20 s.y h tie market. and
higher cos than the ordinary Skin made By
hctzr-rR Also, msnufa .rrr-rs ofthe STANDARD
LEATHER BELTS,
wev knovn FOR Leees Misses ard Boys Be Trimmings
Clasps and Slides Also travelling nasa Black Wste.Proof
Tapestry. Velvet Fet, kc., &c.
Mandatory st WEST AERIDEN, Conn; STORE and
DEPOT. No. Ice cHAhBERs-sf, NETWORK.
DAGS, of every kind, for Grocers aud Mers
- Second h,ni GRAIN and GuNSY BAGS; ROPE srd
CORDAGE. n VASoERHOoF, No. III w es.-st-
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT to BOTH SEXES
III Married or Sinse In Health Disetse.-HEDICAL
ADyIsYR AND MARRIAGE GUIDE. seth edition Over
400 pases I2mo cloth; 100 eleco:yees ensrsv Price 81
v Paris London ysc;sn and Surgeon, nov
ofNewsork CITY This interesting book should be in the
hsnds Of every adult person, npxt' koo~ledse all have
sosht fof In ysio any other SOLD mailed 70 part OF
the country By W. A. TOWNSEND Co. No. @ Wsikers'.,
Nev.
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90 Ubum it mar Gnnrerrl.

ITO GROCERIES and PROVISION DEAL
ERS-YOur ADvERrIsEMEHrS VII b inserted in the
tisins ksrsey II JOY, cor Co Tribu1s Basinss New.
Y0st. saa 5Iswss Irou B-l<i-s,. phas.sphis
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A. ]. WILLIAMSON.
J " BROWN,
Commissioners Of Tsx.S A. q Asssumtnt a

CPECIAL NOTICE.-Deslsrs Il GOODYEAR
- PATENT fer yULCANlZED RUBBER StSrENDhS
BRAIoS WEBS and a. o.ae, fsbs sod articles n,sds b,
Snrs hbroa, substances With hresd sheets q Vulcan
ed Rubber notified hst urlsss the sAuss sfs properly
tsnped labeled with my are BY authority they
CANNOT BE LEGALLY DISPOSED OF Il tie Unitet
ens GOV in store ard for Spring tsts
10 the uedesred exclusive owner u the tes AID sKIss
shs IN the Psent for these Goods witch embrace a. ths
yrs herosor. Manufactured Imported. AMI otherr
Also Manufacture ana sell aud ths terms NAV %
,btsred OF a2pl:s1sr 70 o. No = Coun-ano:H res
York. bohASH d pA''
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Guusss ano farms WGnteo.

FACTORY WANTED advertiser would
Il take LEASE Ct good FACTORY In tie city for
Of wears be well Halted AID tsys enouse for
go SoIimsr. Address MANUFACTURED Hers1 Ohos.
with description ct property aae terms
WANTED-.To RENT, with the privilege Of
w rurctas1r q plea.ast COUorRY RESIDENCE, 10
E.w Jersey Eastern Penusyvsos pr.s:.e6 The seass
be comcdu oonvsri-rt scd In god edss With lev
,rres Of ground Address VITA fs ,stc fisxs
ard term. B. w of Mr. H. Derosi corner Of ia ct al
9Th sv, New-York.
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Urn Goods.

HIRCULAR-Tbe undersigned. SUCCESSORS 70
~ BOWEN, MonAkEE Co, iEyt> special aseanoo 70
thstr new and asrideer: Sock Of FOREIGN AND DohES
TIC DRY GOODS opening for tie Spring Trsce' Iseu
Stock vii enbrsce u,7sl svsrJ excessive "'orfnea Of
Sikh Ribbonx Nil.aery Goods Lsoes, Embroiiete' q
Good, Drr.s Tr.rnap Gloves, Hosiery, hAntIa'i A''
M. AID b, Of Pxs Dress Goods adapted 10 tae best
cit, and interior tad, including cb FIereh Prt ausnA
Orr.rde, Baeses Printed Robes etc. Ao Ito snich 'ney
t-ve tie special ,eroc O. close buyersl complete ssso
uea, Of DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN STAPLE eooos
.ubrurpz sbeengs sh.r,ing Cloths Cssuaeres Faanet
yes.inu Tick Psnaoor Stats Giaeh,cs, frH'ed LAsl
p,nr, Alpsc Can brios Muslin de LANES etc. ine'aans
extensive as.ortrsnt ofPRISTS American sad Ens'h
IN a. the vroas style, scd brands Also, complete AsoH
r.ut Of YANKEE NOTIONS.
ccrhtsrtl, believed taa, sock Of Gcod' IN 'n' OF
suy other narte worthy Of pabe stteston ari nsPec
.s, Every article offered In a. the v.ou. depart asr VIII
b. soA ., the LOWEST MARKET PRICES whatever those
pices may be-
All shall Be prec,y VIVA. they ARE scented 70 b.
orthey nay be retained BY tie bOy No pains
viii Be spared to the wsnts Ct the trade generally Aer
chats u every seccs Of the country respectfully invited
70 make a. animation Of stock before purchasing
BOWEN. HOLMES l. Co,
No. Sc AID SO Broadway.
ps-I,i, Tot intended ~ adding Staple Goods usual
rok 20 FAKE more LIMITED display Of SIX AID Fancy
Good.-oa the contrary vii be endeaVor 70 make the
LITTER department possible attractive thsa ever before
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HEROIC WOMEN OF SEVENTY-SIX -
Ii Compliu entsry Entertainment TO WIN. II. BEEBE
esq Aren't of the Cooper Instute.-Ths friends Of WM
BEEBE esq Of the Cooper Institute have rendered to
him supplementary Benefit. 70 be- held In the large Hal OF
the Cooper Institute, or TUESDAY EVENING. Feb q,
upon which occason Mayor TIEMASN vii preside aud an
Grafton will be- delivered By the Rev. MATTHEW HALE
SMITH on "The Heroic Women o. Seventy Six with other
Appropriate Tickets &c TO be had ct the Prn
oir,l Booi ar Music Stores Hotels and Of the door
S-The Light Guard respectfully invited to attend
in BODY.
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TIME CHARITY BALI.-The Annual Ball for
the Bepeh Of TIE Eur,ery asa Calais Hospital will take
place In the Academy Of Music me ESEsINt ei iHDkS
D"' LUG W VI MANAGERS
Mr.. =. NJ Arcib.ldMr,. Mort; Fowier hts O. Peters
Mrs c. T. Ansersou Ms a Heck.c Der Mr. q Peters
Ma g. J. Bacon. Mrs W. A. Hsddea, Mrs II Rens1,s
M, l. M Barlow Mrs Jacob Little Mrs Juo. Sherwood,
Mrs Ernest Cazet, Mrs. Livingston, Mira w. SHERMAN
M. q i Coerlt nrs r LdvinE.top Mrs r. II Sherwood.
Mr.. L,.lipR MuJ schermerhorn.
Mrs C. 4 Desea, Mrs Henry Mason hrs W II stebons'
Hrs W. s. Drayton, Mao oe Montholo1, Mn Geo sIonL
Mrs.. X. o. COremus, Mrs j. r Hsfch nlt " ID ittArfi
Mad. De Dioc, Mrs A. b Mott, blrs Lrhe
Mn T. Ds u.s. Jr mrs d. c. Murray Mrs 2. l.. Vese,
Mr.. Cor. Du Bots, Mrs Parish, MIS- nounonnann'
Nd, d. d. Field, Mrs. Walden Pei, Mrs. Webb.
Mr.. Fred Gebhsrd,
N,iApd,rpnUSAH 8 Fearing, Henry Mason,
H. z Anderson, Dudley Field. James Ott.,
T. T.. Anderson, X &. Ferzusou, konotd foiilrri
Lloyd AspinwsN, Jas u. 0ersrd, IT, Nalcen Iet4'
DR. J. Barker Fbridge Gerry, Edward Prime, Jr.,
Robt Ben.ep Jr C. r. HssweI Jas NJ. Peadleto1,
James Blee ker, r s. Higgins, WIN q feh,
Joseph Brigham, Louis r. henop, Aufeo retf IL,
Walter l. CuttirG w. b. Holman, 00oa R,enDhdi
William Cutting Charles Hoffman. William Red nond,
n q ChsdyicE Meredith Ho~l.nd, r. S. Renwick
VIM. S Constant John C. Heck.hee, Henry Renwck,
Edward Cooper, G. T. Haocht, ysnss hessfS
Thos Y. Davis, }. Il. Ireland Z y SneAins
Or A L. Carroll A. JAcq-eno., z. Delsseld Smith,
Her1y Del,felo Robert James Chs y Stephenson,
Tdwd Del,feld Jr Pc yton Jaudon, Alex Taylor,
Ioni. l. D"I.6ed' John r. Ker.e:. S Van Reu selssr,
CorneIss ou Bois Arthur Leary John Van Burer,
Lieut. De,ring q S.A. Edward c. Lord, y. h. Nlee
Dr. Geo r Elot Col Monroe, T. s. A.C. ,. Winthrop,
John w Ehninser, DR. A. h. Mos, Jas. 5. Wadsworth,
J. z @ Foster, Col J. b Murray, Wal an w arden,
Isaac v. Fowler. G. de hontholoni DLGf "oohwGo
Tickets each admitting one person only be had Of the
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Glotbing.

@ 4 ONLY.-French Calf DRESS BOOTS, at
VT JoSEss, 10 Arnr- 81 DoGb,e-sole Waterproof
sewea Boots est DcEbe se Pes Boo warracted sasr,ory
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HmNemenfs.


CADEMY OF U c.
IA noBrR. sros sS III isp 4 SYMPHONY.
INDIAN 81 MPH0ei.
INDIAN SYMPHONY.
INDIAN SYMPHONY .v.-t.
hfAWAfHA.
HiAWATHA.
xHNDELssOHs UNION.
hFNDELssOHN UktOH
oNkH3 ORCHESTRA
GRAND okcHEsrRA.
GRAND ORCHESTRA.
Mr. HAYWOOD.
Wk. WILLARD.
" MATILDA HERON.
MATILDA HERON
MATILDA HERON.
soSe or rHy eRYAr srIErr
HIAWATHAS BIRTH
CANOE BUILDING SONG.
YIGhT WITH MUJEKEEWE5.
HIAWATHA's wOoTNG
HIAWATHA'S WEDDING.
PAU-BUK-KEEWE5 Bk9GAR DANCE.
CHIBRABO's LOVE GONG
MAGIC CoRNHIgLD DANCE.
RAVENS CHORUS
HARVEST CHORDS.
GHOST CHORUS
DEATH soEs w,sr,.
FAMINE
FEVER
sYRIEG .as SUMNER
Doou open at 7; concert commences g. O'CLOCK
Eyery cie so Ct tie evening 81 Performance
viii hsve rvsd They be procured after IhIrs
day Feb II, st tie Academy 0. Muse and sreaHns ana
Hsps NJ sc stores arr o. SieeIs No. Se WG[r
Family Circle ... 50 cents Amphithsssre. = cena
Y0HE CHARITY BALL.-The Annual Ball for
the Bepeh Of the Eunery ssd Cats Hospital VII t.se
A.. hur sna II
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-OFF Of the
N COMMISSIONERS Of TAXES sui ASSESSMENTS,

NOTICE to TAX-PAYERS.-OFFIC OF the
IN COMMISSIONERS Of TAXES sot ASSESSMENTS,
No Sc Chsn Sewfork Jan TO- 1850 Notice esTeoy
given Rolls Of Real sro Fesons Estate o.
the City Of EewYork for the 1889 POW open Tor pno
Inspection sill contirGe open uIt tae S Cay OF AP
neat AL Tax earnestly requested 70 os1
ard examine the 81 order that errors IN the srss
rnen,. usy be corrected Also all persons entitled By law 20
reduction OF by OF being cesyen o.
for military services and also literary or cn,tsoe ilsiato1
exempt from sxstior requested to make
fer exsmpon previous 70 tie closing o. the
rolls on said seth day of April. 81,
The following section Of the act o April ie 1851 pIsdhei
for he inforua alton Of Tax Payers: -, Ii.
sEcTIoSl9 Duriag time the books shall be open 20 oo
Inspection hereinbeoe provided sPph aien may De uae
hy any considering himself stgreEeo bJ me sessea
ysnafio Of his persoGA esse, % have the same ecr
rec.d II such Application be ace IN relation 20 the sssa
valuation real 10 must be made IA wri9 s,a tuo
frornc Of directors hereto a-c theregPon the Corons
shall TIE oOmpar,, ard IL U ther Judgment lie
they shall cause tEe sae 70 De cor
reced II spphcsior BE- usce in relation TO the as-s
valuation Of personal sstse The apYoat 'a &c eAsulnd u
tse said Commissioners CT any OF tGer al H. "a
Judgment ire assessment IS erroneous. they shs cause
TIE corrected sat declare their oecson thereon
within thirty sitter such application shall hsys bee made
them No reduction she b ede ~ the boaEo OF Spef
yso Of personal estate ioposed I'M
der unless shall spPear. unoeT osa o.
ha party asgnsyed able 20 s;tesd ~sn tss pefsd
prescribed the correction o t,xes by reason OF sickness or
s5seuce from the city - Lave Of ~, PAS, 30
A. j. WILLIAMSON,
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DEADY on WEDNESDAY. the 25th.-
HI HALLS JOURNAL or HEALTH,

Tabs Of Contents. Life Insurarce sscorchng article The
Science of Medicine Be Thankful Health and Disease
Warts Cure. IN the Blood Well and Spring Cleaning
Breed without And number OF oIher articles useful TO
every family Bubscrption per year specrsn numbers
10 cent?, n b PRICE Publisher,
TEn..r. No. Everett House. kew-York.
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MRS. LESDERNIERs THIRD READING,
ll which postponed from January q Oh account OF the
dec.sse IL viii be given at Dod~ohs adeHy
Oh TUESDAY EVENING Feb. q
PROGRAMME.
Selections from Henry Viii
M KnmApsegg and her Golden Leg
A Chapter from the Bedott Papers lin eos,Ume)..
The Maniac TN cosume) Lewis
The Coquee.
The Building OF the Ship. Lonbelo"
Doors open at IT, Reading commence. al clock .
Tickets 50 each be procured ct BTeusnfs Music
store Broadway the the evenings OF the Read
heL Hoo,u Of tickets TO tho course will be admitted.
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NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having
demand. against the late frn OF D. c = hEALtf ur
tb nnst prsert zoe sane with the youchers therefor TO
b. WHIT No Wsters. T. on OF before he mt dsy Of
March next IL oTder receive thei proportion h ne se
II saa Us.levs ar fr ses Is declared fou al CLAIMS
Upon Us. Eew.York, Nov % Is@ ,.
1T n w IKdssrr D g A; Z E s. .,
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| ITO LET-H0USE No. % Wet 18th. ST., tAree-
story sss ssssmeu, ssi sabcs-A Water B.ih sut ~se<
Co,s;. Oss hrosghos. toe Rest <TtS Iaguirs q
No ia sesss4 g. or a, No. Isl CeIrs: Hesss caa BE go
| frcm n 11
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NOTICE.-AH persons lhtertsVeu III %. I Gut
~ St. Cloud ana al points on tie hA1ess sa h's,,PP'
10 p.y iu,es,men make 70 enter win Lana
Warrants otherwise, xi aa 20 their Lssrss' 20
l;-e a. the Merchant HeteL TIE address OF II u n
Of ST. Paul By calling IN person. ssore o; re sooSe um
remain 10 he CITY for ten The hes. Of city reference
rp .na AZ business otr.:sd viii receive prompt Attention
II W. q r Box Ne. l25 ST Psni. ,
PS-We would be CAD TO receive the Asency OF s'oo
L. &c Cnr-n An
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printing.

TINE MERCHANTS of New-lork can make
their business. through ths medium o. the best Corr
m.rci. Papers % IA. county applying JOY COZ Co.
Advertising Agents Tnoupe Building kewiork snd Bro~ns
Iron Buldins, Philadelphia
AT EVERDELLs.-Weddi Cards, Notes,
IA &c Th-e csebrsed Ceres spenddly engraved on
be had Broadway Ct Dspes Orders received BY mall
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INDIA-RUBBER GLOVES and MITTENS.-

INDIA-RUBBER GLOVES and MITTENS.-
Gres. Improvements have been made manufacture Of
these roods Of auc recommend them for
ers use. The heavy Gloves Mers unriysed pro-
lection eli kinds Of acid work Of the chemist snd
photoe and hsudng poshes and
sKss fer oystsrmen, drivers In aud hose
psples IN the Fire Department We would particularly call the
haies halter l1mbermen
ihese Gloves AID Mteps being well adapted 20 tne
They superior 20 The buck nen especially in
The Gloves used for soenns and beschng the hands
A speedy and efec for ehsPped hands
Ae they have equal very useful while engaged
dcue: Affairs such sv.epug dus:ias house cleaning
end invaluable attending TO coal fires requisite fl every
fsiy wsshng coorDz al ghenns AID dirty kicds Of
ant particularly usef IL gardening and Of shrubs AID
foxers Fer sale BY rubber dsalers generally.
GOODYEARS l. 4 GLOVE MANUFACTURING CO.,
No. % Johr st., up s,siu.
Exclusive manufacturers under Goo YEARS patents Of every
description Of aides ndsraober Gloves Mis
also, n bier Finxercots aides Dress Shields
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WANTED-l0, 600 new customers for Dr.
w srvwARr5 "EoUA wRJEKE WAY AN OF wO-
MANS FRIEND fEsl.a netJ fer GseAs-s CT fnalrs
Also. ERRASo BOY. Arpy a. tss eace M. !. Dslaacy
a., for sosgs sAS: o. ne 3.ssIy.
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IT r. TTAoE HOUSE,, with about sfx Lots of 0BOUn -
us,s1 on the side Of Herkimerst near the Ce.e
rhs Garden ksa dsomey AID OUT srd rsmsrkaey 20 -
Cj,Serhoase ita2s Zee. dineesors he pcemtsss
ter psrac1s-s bs1irs Of HOMER nOe0Ah 80.
OF ca he ytsnlos third esss tsz tas Casvs esA6
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no LET or LEASR-The 3story HOUSE No
lS Buesor q fro1:is. $. Iotrs P.ss LA = BY sAsus
$50 feet Apply % WIN. l. BOYD, No. q sortAs
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ITO TAILORS.-The STOCK and FIXTURES
ola Clothing Store In good tusness Ocstiou essb.hed
1889, for sALE-p,op netoEs going Wss: Address s. H. d.,
Broadway Letter Office.
V,O PRACTICAL MINERS.-Wanted to Con.
i ae. for sinking sL.t $50 fee. IN depth through rock
Address ALLEGHANY, Tribune Once.
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Board an6 Rooms.

A FAMILY of responsibility and quiet habits
n desire to hire for the yesa SUITE Il APART xENT5
with private table privilege Of 6scas The roomI
be furnish ed unrrnshed viii be occups mostly
during the Winter months Location be eesrsble ana
preference viii Be given where there cadrss Address
A. o. T., Tribune Ofce.
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-09

had no power to repress, went back to the
chamber from whence she brought the pres
ent. and laid the articles away out of sight
in a closet. Then covering her face with
her hands, she sat down and strove with
herself to be calm. But the shadow was
too deep, the heartachc too heavy
In little while her husband followed
her, discovering, somewhat to his surprise,
that she was weeping, said in slightly
re proving voice, why, actually in tears
What silly little puss you are Why
didn't you tell me you thought of making g
dressing gown and pair of slippers ? l
would have vetoed the matter at once You
couldn't persuade me to wear such faunt-
ing things. Come back to the parlor,' he
said, taking hold of her arm, and lifting
her from the chair, and sing and play for
me-
Almost by force he led her back to the
parlor, and placed her on the music stool
He selected . favorite piece. and laid it be-
/ fore her. But the tears were in her eyes
and she could not see a note/ Over the
keys her fingers passed in graceful touches
but when she tried to take mp the words,
utterance failed, and sobs broke forth in
! their stead.
l. HOW looilhIl, SAID the husband, III a
vexed tone. i am Surprised at you."-
And he turned from the piano and walked
| across the room.
n little while the sad young wife re-
mained where she was thus left alone, and
in prrtial anger. Then rising she went
slowly from the room, her her husband not
seeking TO restrain her and going back to
her chamber, sat down in darkness The
shadows which had been cast upon her
/ spirits was very deep and though the
hidden sun came out right early, 1t was a
long time before its beams had power to
scatter the clouds that foated in loves hor-
riZon
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-09

/ was led to believe said she, that
you were in great want.
SO we are said Mrs. Green but
thanks 70 the gent,roeity Of noble Young
gentleman, who stepped forward to our re-
lief, we are no longer So
Indeed, who was it that thus bofsicnded
you?
His namc is AinsWorth. He sent for a
doctor for me. ami at his own cost purchas-
Ell TODD and Goals, so that. by the blessing
OF God, hope soon to recover my health,
and then all will go right once more
Alter little more conversation Marga-
ret and her cousin withdrew, leaving with
Mrs Green some money for her present ne
ccssities.
That enening Herbert Lee offered his hand
to Margaret Baily, and to his surprise, no
less his discomftare, she refused.
A week atter~ard Henry Ainswort Il
made his appearahee. He seemed unaeu
| ally ihongb,rn'
A penny for your tlIore htr.' said Mar
geret, gaily.
He looked at her earnestly a moment, an,
replied L will indeed tell you the subicc
of my thoughts, and ask you to forgive IN,
aiterward. 1t IS, know, an net Of pre-
sumption for a poor clerk TO spcal, of love
of marriage TO . wealthy heiress, but can.
not keep it secret any longer. [ loy,
you, Margaret, with truth and sincerity
Do you pardon me p
No, said Margaret, promptly, for you
have sald nothing that requires it. Aud i
you do indeed think nae worthy Of taking
You may have me and welcome'
. Do hear ariSht?' was the delighted rc
ply. How have | deserved such COO,
fortune p
Listen, and viii tell you. l had re
solved never To Marry one unless | wa.
convinced that no was charitable. LAST
week you received an anonymous letter rec
ommending poor family to youe charita
bic notice. | find that YOU have visited
them and relieved thcir necessities. [ fec
that can safely trust my happiness in
your hraIs, succ you have GoJly stood the
/ test
Truly said Harry Ainswortb. as Iii,
eyes ll9hteU up with gratitude. charity i.
its own e.laecding great reward
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-09

My FATHER.-In storm at sea, when
the danger pressed, and the deep SEEMED
ready to devour the voyagers, one man
stood composed and cheerful amidst the ag
itated throng. They asked him eagerly
why he feared not-was he an experienced
seaman, and did he see reason to expect
that the ship would ride the temp est thro'
No ; he was not an expert saiaor, but .
trnstful Christian. He was not sure that
the ship would swim but he knew THAI
its sinking could do no harm to hiln. lis
answeS was. Though sink to- day, | shall
only drop gently into the hollow of my ta-
theirs hand, for Re holds all these waters.
there ? The story Of that disciples faith
triurnphing in a stormy sea preseh hts q
pleasing picture to those who read it on
solid land bnt if they in safety are stran-
gers to his fate, they viii not ia trouble
partake Of his consolation. The idea is
/ beautiful but the human soul in its ex-
tremity, cannot play with beautiful idea.
If the heart do not feel the truth firm Ito
lean upon, the eye viii not long be satis-
fed with its symmetry to look at Strsng-
ers may speak Of Proy idencc but only
the children love it. If they would tell
the truth, those who are alienated from God
in their hearts do not like to be 50 COM
pletely in his power. 1t is when 1 am sat-
isfed with His mercy that l rejoice to lie
in His hand d-I4rnot