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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

pAhAf ID hTfNs-f. EfltUGiN- VS. tliAltteH ~
re H'lis Sa.4Tliy. sEefzF fo1 c'rtlsion'
visa e. altss that ~ received By i9g kocsed down snd
settsr o. h-iay IA. Banter street; ~ JlsI 81 Bdte.
RffR PIRtrT.-EtTa-t Nehercutt, who vas
SON e aso cogcsrres II Tie robbery - ths sp WestcAes
tF Gag fAi saturday appears LAT
n prs atF W. ave of ~ others boarded the vessel A. usht
whr si- Wss irg a. sIctor and fastening cabin tOor
upon tie csPsin. s.os $50 Of pr,dpe. Tee
Other pa-i wee arrested A. the sine AID serving
er ccuIry for the oHrss bat Sstnercut although IL
The back, escsPet- On Saturday hs asui6cd while Ia
Co-r By Cap: Philips an arrested Justice CoGIay
li.ttt kira or LII.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

SrEALISo SMALL SLEDs.-Two boys named Frascis
Duly Charss RinDey arrested By the Third Dyncx
Police Saturday The eompisnt Of Miss hans Ksane y
charges issm vita stealing sleigh fom Toe
pr;ee u Aing seirhs from hs boys by htssr ones u u
such occurrence tina, the justices Eel deal
severely with oil vino brought bo(ors them on ls
The ac8s-d ARA Ensd before Justice Besey
tened them 70 the Comfy jail for = days ssee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

RoBBERE.-The o6ice II VIM. Monison, a. the
foot Of South street broken open Saturday sra-
Ina, Is worth Of huy jackets sos>a thrtvfon-
The house Joan w rtas IN 0rsal street snsSes1
fdasy l.gs. sas tsa Sss vsSA 80 taksa esa ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

FIRE DEPARTNENT BALL.-The sixteenth annual
ball Of the Eastern Dc Fire Department. for the beus6t Of
the widow fund taxes 81 the Odeou
evening g,msnts nave been made
this tie largest ball Of the s>ssoD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

CRY MoRrALITr.-The total number OF deaths in
this city last week VAST, Of which Is men, a womsn,
boy. and 81 ri OF the dseae pusrpers fever
renttsnt fever d yphu fever Of whoopns cough
nesses OF snail pox se Under year age IS Ma
tyes Of the United State. 7 Of Ireland 10 England 81 Ger
nsny, 2; bora a. sea, I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

CoRRIcTioS Officer Benjamin c. Nodne Of the
Sixth Ward states that he did he duty in the Of
Catherine BATHS, who was recently assaed and out-
ragged by "a gang Of rufiisns in Mulberry street. The
information to the contrary furnished to the re-
porter by Officer Flynn of The same District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

NEw CHURcg.-The First United Presbytensa
Church Of Brooklyn, D. have purchased hot Of sosad %
tie south esst ccrDer Of South Ninth and Ninth es wbh
they VI soon proceed 20 church edce Tae coaess
non now nun 10 persons and 10 children are II tins
Sabbath School
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

SCkLDED To DFArH.-Coroaer Gamble held an
inquest housc No us 3-oadwsy oC the BODY o. Corone
Wake ghid II Eolt-s oa WHO died om the elect, OF
sales Or The s inst II 10. tlstsrd sssrdug
isbe the child upset the cup pted coatu,, ca
Ter bess bosom csl'iag her aaEsT TIE july
rendered ysIiil; 81 accidental death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

wSTREEr vEsDERs.-Narhal Stephens has pen
doing thriving business during the past week in
granting licenses. Since Monday $70J mas been paid
into the City Treasury which together with the pre-
ceding week amounts to 1870. The fsh vendors
have been compelled to take out licenses, they having
been allowed 30 run at large for the pact five years
without procuring license.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

Give nothing to persops whe solicit funds to psy the
expenses of the Fultcn street prsyermeetiugs. Toe
consiiory of the Reformed Dutch church bear all toe
expenses, and open the rooms without charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
THE PAINTING GAILERY. .at the SPINGLER

THE PAINTING GALLERY at the SPiNGLEh
i INSTITUTE, 6b-sv, carver S;h-se Aorrsy A AniL-ln
this Caery vl be opsnei 70 the pubic eA, tr1n " 70
oeock for week previous 70 the op mug q tas
s.pt a. Vs.os will have rrtupiy 70 view tae CeeA HAL
,bs Ls,y Ioon The P.Dns 6sery oosa ne ons
ua "yOYA6E OF LIeE BY Cole, and the rniiospntcn
nsr.s Cards Of Admission cent? The enehf OF ,hs LII
br,ryl Obtained lnsitutop No moo
Csos hsneopo' Broadway st the Frn A"Hne no'eh o.
n !, LA "a Astxr Hone
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

Read Cut it Out, Make Note ont.
l.. MCCUTCHEON's UNEQUALED
a. LIQUID GLUE-For sale IN quantities BY c. H. A. T.
than apy ssr article for al p1rps for which
Glue s 7, oured BY farles IL 10 free from offensive smell
yrTy tenseous will keep In any climate, and always
rrscy for use. Aso for sale by
BtGEMaHk co, Druggist, No los brosdvsy
JNO. MILHsU son. Dfussists no lSS bro4d~AJ'
TUOS r GREEN Dfussis., No EOS Broadway.
EWEN MCINTYRE Druggist. No S12 Brosd~ey.
A NJ CONKIlN Druggist, corner Bro4d~ay emo whist
HAZARD A. CAswELL. Druggists: Shaw Hotel Brosavay
r. J. CROWEN. Boob Publisher, No 500 Broadvsy
GUILE 4 ALLIES, Painters, Nc. SIS Brosdwzy.
NFWHlN OSDERDONK l. CAPROS, l,o34 Broadway
y NJ. GuioN, Drnsss. No lE Bovey.
gro HEWLETT. HARDWARE, No. $50 Bowery.
T. BALDWIN Hardware, No. 2f7 Bowery
WM Al GILES Druggist, No. Seeth-sv.
THO. sCHUMANN Drusgs, No Ssl ethsv.
WM GAMeLISG Psinter, No 273 9Th ~.
G OJINRY h SON Hardware. No. l&e e,h-sV
JOHT JONES, Drussir No 10 HouTon-s.-
" H. PITCAIRN Drulsist, No. Sf7 Bleecfe.+s
BARNES, Hardware, Nos lis sod 10 Sds
HFNRY PRICE Boz kseler. No 80 <e-sv.
BU 81 GALE ROBINSON DrusEsts ls6 GreecwickH-
VIM V CRlsSEY Co Drusnss No 80 CreenwisA-S
JAMES CONDIC, Drssi,i, No. 100 sth-sy.
- CAMPBELL, Drlssist, sth-.v and 2she-
q. HUsrED. Drurrist, No. ga sth sy.
r TAYLOR Drugzst No 10 sthav.
WIN Russell Co. Hircwar., No. 2ls sv.
EDWARD FLINT Drvfe'st, No. sSs shav.
> DEEIsON Dru. r.st No. as Ha6son.t
RCGFRr BOrRcE. AUTEN, Sta:ionsrs No 81 rire-s-
OSBORN 4 SWAN, kcs. - and ~ FGopst
II you the h~s, article, made q Peer toepeTs 80
White Clue Be particular asa sc AeCUTCHEONs LlouIV
GLIE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

DARAGON
SELF GENERATING Gas LIGHT,
sb;r.s sin plei'y, se'y and eccnamy, with erancy OF
hht Is devoid Of smell smoke fcker giving Ceedy cheap
Ard byiarpt Exit Cen BE- bsd No. Ill Brosdwsy,
MY buTLEh noSroho ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

N SKIRT DEALERS.
L. A. OSBORN,
LAea
OsDcan 4 VsScIHP,
NO - WAnREN-Sr, n y,
Iuvi.es the stsentou Of Josben the ceeesae6 rsn
IMPERIAL FXTENsION SKIRT
UNEOUALED FOR QUALITY AND eTYLx
h>ins msde Of the BEST STEEL anl ssnpsrsd nAssss
that dekes competition
THE IMPERIAL SKIRT
having mined M the such eooriety 10 sAbe
n - pesb 70 lR ~ds,s s.saater tessn ass Fequess4
% hard their c5ers early pnedele. n esdss ~ -
soods ir time for their FALL fRADE
Parties also IN vtted % exAEntne our NEW
CHAMPION SKIRT
which EXCEIS ANY AND ALL OTHER SKIRTS Evn8
INVENTED seips rsde BY an entirely nev u~sAoA, whsA
the sk sh k9Ats' And s'vs ds,ah tan ny oehg
p,ocess nov used IN the manufacture Of okiytA
Hsyna also scush. ell Of AZ Vincent: 1sss - - =.
aes wishins LICENSE TO MAKE Oh SELL sklAfe s.lss
said pstents obtain The hbsrC teps ns sose
AZ ~ mi uAse,iber A. O6oORN
No. 80 Wsrsn-st, Nsw-Yoh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

A GkICULTURAL FAIR OF the AMERiCAN
n INSTITUTE G HAMILTON PARK, CITY Of NV
YORK-1kis fsiY will embrace exhibition OF hores;
Cs,-. sheep Swine Poultry and Aeeuar. I'm Psueps sna
N,ehrery peat dspsy Of F.Gis F0verA and 'ese-A
b.s ~ The Sev-Yok Hor.icutursl Society. x,-,,n.y
OPT for hree days only. viz: WEDNESDAY, THuhspAf'
ara FRIDAY, Sept q. q and q
surs. ore po pred. AT entries must be ice
!" A P. CUAINGs, Chairman
JoHx w. CHsNsEss escrssry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
Bperial Notices.

re RepubIican Association Of the Second Ward VII
IN ibsir regular meeting on THURSDAY EVENING, Isl
3, order Il ''' ~ JOS. MANNING, President.
Ios Exrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

DEVOIIONAL-A new Gift Book for the ap-
pros. hius H,lasys ert',led SOCIAL AND DOMESTIC
RELIGION vol l. This Is elegantly bodnd Literary SOU
ir 70 so<: denoriin Pefsu
sion. FOI sale by HOWE FERRY, No 70 Bewery Z;
sUFPARp Co, No. Ss7 Bro fwayi aud a. Room NO. -
O. mr. .ti,ur Price Dollar Non -sectaan or Broad
CSch Chrans are especially invited to become purchasers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
New Dnbhratinxs.


CPECIAL NOTICE.
A o,sIoE OF Tar IxDsPEspESr NEwYoRg Sept II 1883.
In with the wishes of fenas and sub.
ssre we are happy that shall commence In
~, ,.,. sue and shall continue weekly the puscstion OF
Sariss Of
THE REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
These IN COZ Of those which delivered on Sun
n .srnpsa They viii sppear exclusively in TIE INDIE
YupDENT and viii be the only reports given to the Pres'
v,laA ssseve revision by the authors own hand.
SsAn, Only e2a year BY Mall delivered to subscribers In
Av.Y.i and BroohyD, So So Single Copies Six Cents
1lSssa
JOSEPH II. RICHARDS.
PUBLISHER,
No. s Beeknan-st, Y.
HoR SALE BY ALL NEWS AGENTS.
W MAMMOTH Oils STEAMSHIP I:s4ssa
SPECIAL NOTICE.
WAAe Illustrated London News Of September IL, arriving
ssnst Seps. g, will be publi,h-da
SPLENDID ceLoRED PICTURE
THE GREAT EASTERN
On the Ocean under full Sail and Steam
- ass Of this Picture s double that Of any ooored
m yet pabshed BY The London News, being IS By 24a
h srS rather larger than four pescs Of the lusssed
k6n News wl be finest coloed plate ever Issued by
ALsson New, and beyond question the bes PicuIe Of the
~ assnship pnblishea st any price.
Ast copies so cenis
Il n. s.,n.nd win be very great supply necessarily
nppl, an wILLhER ROGERS,
corner Nassau and Liberty -sts., New York
erv by every News Agent AMI Bookseller IN the
ua.sS States aud Canada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

DOYS' and GIRLS OWN MAG AZINE, TOR Oc.o.
- hr. YEARLY suberipSon IS ct ROSA TOUSCY, OCX-
IIR Ce, shoksAe assp,a WA- L JONES' rubliAser. No
LIS 6uAv.
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C'AIR OF The AMERICAN INSTITUTE

NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS.
PALACE GARDEN will be for The reception OF Gooss
fom fBu RsDAY tie I5b unl TUESDAY, the 9Th SePsem
b,r irclusNe
TIE ee viii be IN nipuee zach dsy for The purpose
reeeyiIe stel The Msrseers bee ssve ., fss that nAs
uch the psoe Of Gsr3e limited exh ei.os viii please
rae ,bsr articles IN compact the circumstances vii
DAVID r. JAoUEs, Chairman.
VIZ LEosARp, Cor. Sec.
Ions w CHAsBERs, Rec Sec.
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DTp Goods.

CPECIAL NOTICE
DRY GOODS DEALERS.
". h.v, vursessd ,A~ ENTIRE srOcKd
KNICKERBOCKER PRINTS.
Whs-b soeethes vtk The sskArstsa
wARREN'S
WAN 9 u r T AS,
IN NEW and EXCELLENT FALL eryLES. ~ - ~ -
pared to ssl b. tbe PIECE on a0s
FOR CASH OR ON TIVE,
AZ sxSaEnsLv Low riscesa
DE FOREST, ARMSTRON0&C &CoS
Noa 81 ana 50 CHAMBERS st vc.r
T1AII, and WINTER DRY GOODS.
II WILLIS MOYNAN,
No ssi Broadway
are nov opening large ssrtnent u ~ EN0Lish HkANIs
IN darh oolor. a. ~ per yard, dsciAs4
9kry hsv, also us. received from auction hsgs esce
rertof
LOW.PRICED DRESS SILKS.
IN r-sss VARIETY Of syk, Of IS cers md 81 per yaN
Gl,o sues vALENrlA PLAlDS o. per yssS. worth Sls
srscisl attention 10 invited largo secch of
LINEN AND HOUSEKEEPING 6oOos
We have always hsa| al the best makss Of CVftON
sHEErINGs ana sHIRTINGS. and our st,ek Of LINENS
cor ans evsytAns required In the Housekeeping hne aA
vouh DO ven 70 cx -ck before purchss1oe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

DROOKLYN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
ID The rsl Lxsson of this soessty viii Ase eAcs tos
A,her eoper Of Atlsnc sn1 Cnoc, on the .ia 40
a and sd Of sEPfEuBER Exhhttars are r~p~efaiy r
ssssed % have ;~a spe<nsssG he hsn or ne nes NE
QN inGe 4 " bVAlASo' sseeN5I
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-10-13
Religious services.

Prcsi.T0iaR-l.iLcrty Street Services in
the morning at 10! o'clock, and evening at
S. rastor-hcv J. H. Symmes.
EHgitSH LNHUaR-C Corucrut Baltimore and
Centre Streets. Services in the morning at
l0l o'clock. and in the cveninga at o'clock.
Pastor--Eev. y. j. Wcilcll.
.NiSo9it EpiScopdi-Ccntre Street. Ser
vices in the morning at log o'clock, and in
the evening at o'clock. Pastor-Rcv Il.
II. Crrycr
lLai4odiSt PrcteStaHt-Bcdford St Ser
vices in the morning at 10! o'clock, and in
the evening at s. o'clock. pastor-licv. H..
c. Cushing.
Ejiscopalidn-Washington Street. Ser
vices in the morning at 10! o'clock, and in
the evening at : J. Rev. DR., Spear. Pas
tor.
Baph&t-Bcdtord Street No Pastor.
German LmbGaR-Ecdtord Street. Ser
vices in the morning at 10 o'clock. and in the
afternoon at 8! O'clock. rastor-Rcy. +.
Washer.
81. Po1jc%S-Ccntrc Street. Services in
the morning at 10 o'clock, and ycspcIs at 4.
pastor-Rcy. Edward Brennan.
81. ."ciD anil 81. lafayette Street
Services in the morning at 10 o'clock, and
yrspcrs at y. pastor-Fathcr Seclos
JcriM .SgHago9"e-BaItimorc Street. Ser
vices Saturday morning at s o'clock. Pas
tur-Rcv. y. Laser.
.|.coH G9maa lutheran ChWch-Centrc
Street. Services in the morning at 10 o.
clock, and afternoon at y O'clock. Pastor
--Rev. Louis Biltz.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-10-13
4'orticoI.
D Whit for li.ec.

The hearth is swept-the fire is bright,
The kettle sings for tea;
The cloth is spread, the lamp is light,
The mullins smoke in napkins white,
And now | wait for thee.
Come home, love, cone thy task is done
The clock ticks listinsly;
The blinds are shut the curtain down,
The armchair to the iire-slc drawn,
The boy is on my knee.
Come home, love, come, lis deep fond cy,
Looks round him wistiully;
And when the whispering winds 60 by,
As if thy welcome steps were nigh,
He crows cXultingly.
In vain--hc finds tie welcome vain,
Aud turns his glance on mine
So earnestly, that yet again,
His form unto my heart strain,
That glance is 50 like thine.
Thy task is dunc-wc miss thee here;
Whcrc'er thy footsteps roam,
No heart will spend such kindly cheer,
No beating heart, no listening ear,
Like those who wait thee home.
All, now along the cross walk fast,
The wcl-known step doth come;
The bolt is drawn, the gate is past,
The boy is wild with joy at last
A thousand welcomes home,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-10-13
Useful Receipts.

! C0ot Hooms.-It is asserted in the London
Lticei that blinds coated with the following
composition and placed outside the window,
are both sun and rain proof. Tbs greatest
neat will not effect them
Boil well together two pounds of turpen-
tine, one pound of lithargc in powder and
two or threc lbs of linsed oil. The blinds
are to be byushed over with this varnish and
dried in the sun. Umbrellas, light linen
coats AMI covers Of hats may be SO treated"
| HsIiciou$ Dressing for RoosL F6rls.--
| Spread pieces of stale but tender wheaton
bread literally with butter, and season rather
high with salt and pepper, working them in
to the butter then dip the bread in wine, and
use it in as large pieces as is convenient to
stuff the bird The delicious flavor which
the wine gives is very penetrating, and it gives
the fowl rich, gamey character, which is
very pleasant.
! B,'ead Omclei.-Put into y large tea cup OF
bread crumbs tea cup Of cream, brake in
thc eggs. beat them little with the mixture,
and Try like omclct.
Iio,c To- Preserve .Smokei lHcm. How Of
ten are we disappointed i'll our hopes OF hav-
iut sweet hams during the summer. After
carefully curing and smoking and sewing
them up IN bags and whitcwashing them,
we find that either the fly has commenced u
family III our hams the choice parts around
the bone are tainted, and thus the whole spoil
cd. Now, this can easily be avoided, by
packing them in pulvcrlzc! charcoal Nv
matter how hot the weather or how thick the
flies, hams will keep as when packed for years.
The prescrvative quality of the charcoal will
keep them till the charcoal decays. Butter
put in clean crooks and surrounded by pull
vcrized charcoal will never become rancid
Nv ''1''p' - ''''i'' ="
Gum 1rojic Starch.-Put two ounces OF
fine gum arabic in vessel with pint of boil
ing water, according to the degree of stiffness
You require; aud after covering it carefully.
et u D anu az n .,"s' ii 'no ','o'h, st''lu II
,u'o ~ nl'o pr'.'I' oo, u "no heeP !. 'or use
~ 70 '"i P,e'''"''o " any o'"e' St"'eh 'or
giving ''u'"' '''N Vi n'" 'eSS'
o,t .nn,o hreoJ !, snail ,,idc", an', ~ "'' ,l,
.La,, " r. .ho Mil, r,r ,Inrt h,,fa L"mr.
,,lIasrno,,r,, orIo,,;",' ''i o i
o,;' huttcr tho si1n nfa walmn,. swns,nr
,,.lu ',,,j ,r, i, ,,rtr,o,, ,n,1 ,,I,r ,,,;os
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-10-13
NJ MBER 81.

Masuns had under discussion important a.
m,ndments to the constitution, which were
finally adopted by very large majority.
The principle involved in them changes the
General Grand Chapter from supreme gov
crnng body, with something like regal pow
er deposited durin- three years in the hands
of the q. II. Priest, into representative
body, thus defined:
The General Grand Chapter receives all
its powers, faculties, and prerogatives by
grant and delegation from the several State
Grand Chapters and it can have aud possess
no other powers than such as are expressly
granted and delegated to it by them, or as are
indispcnsably necessary to the exercise Of its
general powers, and consistent with the ma
ture of the confederation between the State
Grand Chapters. 1t can exercise no doubt
iul powers, nor any powers by implication
merely; and all Masonic powers not hereby
granted to ii are reserved to the Grand and
Subordinate Chapters of the several States
1T shall have and maintain Jurisdiction
over all Chapters established by itseIfin those
States, Districts. Republics, and Territories
which recognise this jurisdiction, and where
there is no Grand Chapter established.
1T shall have no power Of discipline, adj
mon'tlon, cenSure, or instruction over the
uI"'"' Uh'P'.'S' ,lpt any icT.S'"lI'c P'"r's
any ortho,i,v +, su:ncnd thc nrocec,Iinos Of
any State Grand Chapters, nor shall it enter
tain amy complaint against Grand Chapter
prepare" oy any subordinate cnap'ef or III
uhnr". Lmt If mny mn,n mroner rnr.re,cc to
it of any matter Of controversy between any
two or more Grand Chapters and even where
he question Is ,iot one oi Masonic law, GUS
," ,or y, ","?u 'oo'" ol al S'o" u'"''o D."p
orb;tor hctwcen thcm and scttl. such cnntro-
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This establishment is conducted un Il srals ol
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" nom all persons can order books and receive
prompt returns OF Books and Cults.
My Catalogue, pampl let Of Is large pages,
contains II full list Of Histories, Biographies,
travels, Adventures, oturlcs, Anecdotes, lalcs,
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Also, Religious, Biblical, Theological, Ciassi.
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The schedule of G,!t, present, ias will be-
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E6,~A Fine Gold Watch accompanies every
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evidence uf the truth ot what has been
asserted, append the names of - few gentle
men of high standing, who's, verncits caunnt be
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namely WIN Zimmcrmun, Esp, Mddlct"wm,
Pa; John ID. Skiles, Wholesale Grocer, Lam
caster, Pa: Hon. Il: G.. Walker, Representa-
tive iron Somerset CO., in the PcnusJ lvnna
Legislature; Walter &. Evans, Notary Public
Lancaster city. Pa: jacob Martin. Esq koch.
ester y. y; Hiram Fisk, Esq, Cleveland o.;
Mr. George Lcnhart, Harrisburg, Pa; Mr.. J l..
Fears, Bear Creek. Henry Co., Gcoreiu; MIR. r.
simcad, Bedford Pa; and Julia Crosby, 927
Lawrence Philadelphia, who received II
splendid silk Dress Pattern. worth $li
b W. CLARK,
No. 500 Spring Garden ST., phila 4, Pa.
EC- gents Wa ted in every Town and VII
lagc in the United States in which regular
agent has vet been established. My terms to
4 gents are such as t" afford them liberal re
muncration i"i their trouble. Full particulars
may be hadby addressing me as above. Ca'a.
locucs sent frc" to any address.
May II, lS5a--Gm.
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\ Low NoICE III WoMAN.-Ycs. we agree
with the old poet who said that low soft
voice was an excellent thing in woman. ln-
deed we feel inclif ed to 90 much farther than
he has on the subject and call it one of her
Crowning charms. No matter what attra:-
tions she may still have. she may he rs fair
rs the Trojan Helen, and as learned as the fa-
NOUS Ilypetia of ancient times she may have
the accomplishments considered requisite at
the present day, and every advantage that
wealth can procure, and yet, if She Iacl: low,
sweet voice, she cannot he really fascinating
How often is the spell of bcanty rulcly
broken by coarse, loud talking, How often
yuu are irrcsiStibly drawn to n plain lnas-rl-
ming woman, whose soft silvcry tones render
her positively attractive. Besides. We fancy
We can judge Of the character by the voicc !;
the bland slLooth. lawning tone SEEM, TO us
to lct"kcn deceit and hypocracy as invaria-
bly, as the musical, subducd vice indicates
genuine refinement.
In the social circle, how pleasant it is tG
hear woman talk in that low key which al
ways characteriM:s the true lady. In the
sanctuary of home, how such n voice soothcs
the frctful child and cheers the weary hus-
band How sweet such cadcnccs float
through the sick chamber; and about the
dying bed, with what solemn melody do they
breathe prayer fora departing Suu All,
YES a low, soft voice is certainly IAN excellent
thing III woman"