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The 6p&r1t Of tho italian People.
In one Of her Italian letters, published in th'

In one Of her italian letters, published in the
lnd.prnd<nt, Mr.. Stowe says:
An English gentleman, who has for many
years made Florence his home, and who feels
the inte1eat Of native in its aairs, told that
10 lS48 the revolution EaH conducted in quite
another spirit. That IVES crude, romantic,
ilt-considered outburst Of popular feeling. Men
feted each other, formed mutual admiration so-
cieties. gave banqucts, made dinner speeches,
aud talked largely shout the gtories Of fFloEence.
Young men Paraded the streets in velvet and
feathers, much IS Romeo is represented on the
stage, and declared their intention Of reviving
the old Italian costume; and then, on the very
first attempt Of their own elected President to
impose ta1 for the public good. and to enroll
called back the old stupid GRIND Duke-who
spent their money in paying Austrian soldiers
for keeping them down. Years Of hard Experience
hare taught wisdon,-and now hayiug "learned
obedience By the things they have suffered"
Italy il exhibited to-day spirit on which even
her best friends look with wonder, and those
who thought and hoped most for her are taken
By surprise. The gentleman we have spoken
offs Mr. Robert browning, the poet, q noble,
large minded, and thoroughly manly observer,
who, with his gifted wife, have adopted Florence
for many years Is their home. Mrs. Brown.
ing's " Casa Guidi Windows" has left m clo-
quent record ofhow much theee noble minds felt
struggles. They say that tue spirit which now
pervadcs Italy Is SO sacred and peculiar that
Que can but regard it as diEine gift. Not only
IN Tuscany, butcreu in the Papal States Of the
Romagna, where the population hare been as
| syste@asically brutalized by ths education Of
| their Government as it was possible for human
skill to effect anything, there is now rising q
calm, heroic spirit--a unauimity, a willingness
to make personal sacrifices that is surprising.
Not only hare there been no outbreaks in Tus-
/ eany and the Komagua since their declaration
| Of ofindependence and union with Sardinia, butit
| is an ascert2ined fact that the amount Of crime
has diminished in an appreciablc degeee. Even
| professed robbers and p'ckpockets, often forced
10 be 50 By the injustice Of government which
monopo''zed all honorable avenues Of support
eyen these men, inspired By tho hope Of liberty,
and fearful lest their ordinary courses nigh,
bring discredit on their country, tave in many
cases reformed their tiycs aud gone about fail
| and honorable callings. The generous spirit oi
liberty brings all good things in her tra1n; oI
rather, one might say in the words Of IN apostle
"sTherc the Spirit Of the Lord is, there is Lib
| erty.H
, 1859-12-30

r. q. CARTER w5l oter uutil J,suafE 1s lis eutirs
Stock Of Farc7 Dry ooa At K:ca Fan-y nilxs
cost, Elegant SILK Robes ii All Colorcd FAln Men.
noes 4 co: Beautiful Printed Mestns At ssss French all
at cost New Styles Cotton .nd Wool Declines at cost. al
tinds Gnsaams = eo f,saeh and En: Fnats s'
and Musin s<t4 cost ewt.s Aaa Jaconxt E1b9oldt1ed
heis at co Emhsod.rcd aadkerchie:s ut cost EmbEo
dcred Swiss md JaeoEes Collars II c embroidered Sklttt
Il cost Beant n! Sleeves md CaIs At >hxwls Of ~
kinds a cost, WGsted 1Iood foca Sleeves ETC.. n
full asso.nen. Of Ladie md Ehlifens Hos
t5s aod s,s3a, ss s,'! a 1, bsr
Vale, shaker and Cotton Fsnnes etc i'I1k kes. Hed Com
Table, etc. etc., Bie4cel Cottoa1 OF Ill kinds and idh
ds3i CA1sTERs, ls5 Lake street.
, 1859-12-30

the storm. They managed, however, 70 force
their way through, and arrived here h good
spirits yesterday morning, At 10 O'CLOCK, having
stopped and hreakfa1ted With san. Eusesy, 1t
Chenoa, Of whose fare thsy speak in ahs highast
terms. The party are quartsred 1t tho Peoria
Honse. and viii return home this morning.
, 1859-12-30
UENOCRATIC ARGUMENTS.

H.
+ona ~ -o,r n ,ho p.o,;,o,,;o, c,un,;,rn RI
,aco an ,,o;n,, ro,,;d,r dcro,onod rho f4T.,;r
;,aror4,,oo o,d IN It. a,,,;c;n,tod c,,,,+ :. +ie
,hrcot tn DISSOLVE flo nn;on r. tho nemocrot;c
ron;noo :. mt .1o,.tod aTo,o +ha o,n,.or,,.
n,snt f,on mr. contr,1 ~ aovt,,cv u,;,, ;ts MT.
r-.n.n. ,,a IL ;nnvo,oo ND t,,a, .orr how ~
disso1ro t,s 1rn;on . .1r.t o;,r 11xn civo re IN
tha fedara1 -,f,ices tie G,re;cn i >an,n;ntnen1.
md 4,,a .,o1lact;on md disbursement of .bc
federal reycnuc. and the Union may standri
Tha ner. a arc,,,nant consists of t,,rcata ;nr
non-;ntcrcu,rsc. "We will neither bur our
ooodx oe Nor,,.rn mcn,..,a,ta ne,ni, the visits
+b.;- ,.nta mr. e,,frar tim c,,,,oct;op ofdc,1s
dro tn NT,rthtrn ,,cn ;f .nv ss,c,, ,rc contraot-
adr rh;s ,,oument II ia cxrot.ed w;1, carry
over TIM No7t3,ern merchants in body to the
namocrat;c nar,v
Tbe ne,. ,rr7,,oer,t ;s n r;r;d exclusion tf
ri, m;n;sters tcachcrs. and nedlars from tho
s1sysholdinc Sntcs. and the arrcst Of every
Northern man WIN mav find il necnssarv to
trovs, so,,h m lin 6, .n;c;oo ,,,, h. t,a,onrs
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, 1859-12-30

Elscwherc in this paper We print aa article
from the illinois STATE Register, the organ Of
Douglas ct the capital IN which III. Buchanan
and his Message arc vigorously oyerhaulcd
The article is for homo consumption only.
While Douglas is billing and cooing witl, Mr..
Buchanan, exchanging tue protocols prelmi-
nary TO peace; while Mr.. Douglas personal
and political friends in the Illinois delegation III
the Lower House. IRE daily meeting in caucus,
nn6 abiding the decisions Of the men who arr
moving heaven and earth to carry out the
Prcsidant's policy; while they are daily voting
for 1ecomptonitca and disunioniats Of tho most
reasonable hue, talk Ike this in which the Reg
ist<r INDUCES, will pass for naught, When as e
practicable and patriotic method Of putting
dowu tho Lecomptonites, Mr. Douglas advises
his hackers in Congress to vote for John Sher-
MN; aRhan they act upon this advice and put
an end to the approhensions which The delay
is exciting; and when the Register and other
party organs approve mud defend shcir action
then We shall have reason to believe that thei'
words in reprobation Of Tho Lecomptoa ipiquity
disunion and Dred Scott arc not words with
out meaning Until then or until the doing 0
something Of equal significance, It will bo vatr
to1attempt to convince tho people d the Stat
that Dougglasism in Illinois, no matter hov
tcEce md blatant, is aoytl.ing but Buchanan
ism in Washington, no matter how mean 0
tnacherous that is required to be. /
, 1859-12-30

:. u Gen. Lane, Of Oregon. IA one Of the de!s.
gates from this State to the Char1esten Con-
rtutaou, and II uneer Instructions to vtte for
!: .atiresiaf &ax aeA4idens-
, 1859-12-30

L1xp UMvEss11r.-The Trustees Of Lind
University hare opened ~ Office At No. q Fort
land Block, corner Of Washington and Dear.
born streets. Rev. L, Il. Loss, agent, will give
aoy information in regard to the interests o{
the University. The room is also used for the
members meetings, and As \ sof4ef headquar-
ters Of the clergy Of the New School. Presbytc-
1iau Church. Their friends 1t dfstauce would
do weli 10 remember this fact when passing
through This city. The Office Of the Pfef5yk7ian
R<porttF IL also in the same room.
, 1859-12-30

w'. 4. 1iau. Esq, Collector Of The
Port Of St. Louis. died in that city. on Nonday,
at tbs age Of thiry-two ycars. He was son Of
DR.. Linn, formerly United States Senator from
Missouri.
, 1859-12-30

G p L E n D I D
GIFTS
r Fl e s. e NJ T. S
THE HOLIDAYS,
! HEAD DRESSES,
GIFTS Embroidered md Pian.
AND STEEL BUCKLES,
PRESENTS, !s'tss and cla,p'.
lin n7earlandJc let.
CARD RECEIVERS.
In Silver. In shell, and rcA Bohemian
oDoK BOTTLES,
1n bohemian Glssa, color cd and cl,-
AND STEEL COMBS,
PRESENTS. diamond Tut.
TOKTOlS SHELL C0MHs,
rlaln, Cared, inl..d with gold anl
tPURsEs,
In EcFt.o h1IE. Mp*1lc< IL 8sack
wrought, in elk.
LADIES' ELASTICS.
AND In Kld, SILK, Linen and re!vet-tomc e.
ursx,,-, es4nt patterns.
AA"N~'&'A A0' BRACELETS,
In God, let Sandal Wood Coral, Tt.-
Qact.e, Brrla Ware nd GlAsa.
- PUFF BOXES,
Ard rCFrs, In Ch!pe<e Paper, Meta
| GIFTS SHAWL PINS. SINGING BIRDS
AZ, NECKLACES,
pgfsENIs. 0t ,. ms. .4,. .r'xs ,s,s,9s< '''
tn Bronze, Gilt sud Silver.
lSFASTS' BASKETS,
| CHINA TEA SETS,
WATCH KEI5
uoLLs. ,,,..,,
| RINGS,
GIFTS ac- &e..A
az, with An endless ta:istY Of tze good
JOHN ID. PARKS,
| PRSENTS. ia LAke.At,
, 1859-12-30

TIE I'HH.NlN INSURANCE
i Company, nj the Tity Of Chicago, Occe No. 20
svn!c TenrIe Opposite I'Ast O!1er.
Auhari1sd Cap.tl tsN 90: Paid In and secured
MuTcross] e. AILtch, Jahp L. Nicht,s, E. Z. WIZ
er A. ElwasdA Hiram, u. smith.
trErls L. Son1n, General Agent; JoHS \: N1Snc1
Ptesdsn&; L1wIs u. ErsuelLC C.ty Surveyor; Et- NIL
II, EtIre;1Iy.
n Fire, M1r.ne. a2d Inland SaT-1sa1aon Iaspfaees.
, 1859-12-30
FOR THE HOLIDAYS

FOX The HOLIDAYS.
WE WILL EXHIBIT
Oh MONDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1859,
4 SPECIAL PURCHASE
RICH LACEs, ENBR01DER1Es. SILKS
ROBES, RICH DRESS GOODS,
sHAW1s, CLoAKs,
Geatltnen's Furnishing Goods,
&e., Ae., &r., &c..
EsrEc1ALLYADAPTEDF FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS.
The 0oodl are
: Al Of tho Mawass aaA 0aoieeAt 1es-
cEiptionA.
Many ot them Just Landed. and will be .o!d It
Extremely, L0ac Prices.
win eoanae, during .1s Holiday, Tho clearing out
OUH ENTIHE STOCK
OF RICH GOODS, EABRo1pEaIEs ROBES. RICH
DRkss GOODS. de-
j. ". N. ROSS Il Co.,
ls7 Like Street,. .,....1s7 l6a
JONES, FERDUE d SMALL,
o1d1IUNLhcs
NO. l22. LAKE STREET. ......SO. 1e2
uave Isrxc and complete stock =
WRITING PAPERS,
WRITING INKS Il FLU1pH,
PASS X mn16. BOOKS,
BLANK BOOZE,
ENVHL0PHH.
Ard Every Sa!eiTo Of
Office Stationery.
| AAtho.< In want OF
SET.T OF BLANK BOOKS
Or 0ee Outfit on o. absGs TIC t1sl " January
i inyited to send In the!r orteEs zt once-
dees JoSEs, FEkDuE I SNAIL.
MS
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An Editorial Palace.

7. w. Brown, editor of tho Wisconsin
Chief gives tho following graphic descrip.
tion of his homestead, in reply to an o.d
fogy who objected to paying Mr.. Brown
for series Of lectures because he "was rich
and lived in perfect palace"
All truth. We are one of the nabob,
Like the fellow who could have four chip.
munks when he killed tho one ho was nf-
ter and three more, SO we shall have some
land when we get it. Our palace is prin
cipally of pine, 22xsO, one story, and
most sumptuously furnished. 1t is neither
plastered, papered nor painted nsihe-sueh
finishing is too plebian. We use The stove
pipe for chimney, and our pa'lor for 4
hall, reception room, kitchen, library, sane
tum, wash room, place to 81 ank he child
ren, etc., etc. Our Brussels ngran is
made Of old coat skirts, shirt,;ail-, dilapi
dated pants, and other things too namcr-
Gus to mention. Our furniture is common
cherry, and our chairs boitomel with cat
tail flags. Our spoons are mostly pcwtc,
silver being rather common. Our
chattels personal, run up to the hau lroro
figure of several millions:
One wife, value not to be computed.
Three young 'uns do do
Three pigs 81 SO
Twelve hens and more hatch
ing; (not paid for or price
known,)
One cat and four Kittens. 500
Two cows and calf in prospect 50 90
Two jack knives, s,------ $50
One-quarter acre strawberries. 5000 co
The ab2ve, with little matters, divers
and sundry, gives figures the spasms when
the total is enumerated. We dare not go
iuto details for fear Of robbery Ii Bro;h.
or - expects man Of such means
TO go out and talk temperance, ho will to
disappointed. We shall add three mo,o
pigs to our sty, and push tho setting hens
to their utmost. And if our farrow COW
should add another calf to our horned
stock, VIC shall be above lectur;ng entirely
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of wives. 1t sets my Buzzum on fire 10

Of wives. 1t sets my Buzzum on fire 70
look ut EN-.
BE still. my sole be still
And you Hart stop cultiUg up!
Witch sffeckin lines is either from tho
pen of Govnor Morril from M.iue, or DR..
Watts, disremember which.
like your skool houses, your meetin
houses, your enterprise, gump,hun, dc,
but your favorite Bevrigs | despiso. al
ways alude to New EDglan Rum. 1t j.
wus nor the corn whisky Of lniianny:
which eats threw stun jugs, AMI will tnrn
the stummuck OF the most shifileSs Hog.
| seldom seek consolashun in tho flowing
Bole, but toiher dayI worried lown suiu
of yer Rum. The first glass induced mo
to sware like trooper. On taking tho
second glass was seezed with a desire t.
brake winders, and arter imbibn Tho thiri
| knocked down asmall boy, pickt hIs
pocket of a Ncw York Ledger, and wildly
kummenced reading Sylvanus Cob's last
Tail. I verify do bolievo that II III hist
cd 10 another gls's should hnhc bin lies.
prit cnuff to attack the Mount Vernon Pa
pers. Its dredfn sluif-a sort Of lickwd
Iiteuin got up under the personal supon:i
shun of the devil-tears mems lizards all
to peace' ard makes their n, ,seS blos.um as
the Lobster. Shun it as you wood wild
hyeny with fire brand tied To lis tail, IL
-hio yvu are aUVw. 10 10" viii 10 II t'eo
rate thing fur yourself and everybody IA
bowt You by shunnin all kinds Of intoxica.
ting lickers. You don't need ON no
morc'n cat needs tales, sayin nothin
abowt tho trouble and suffcril they caws.
But unless your insrds are cast iron avoid
New Engan's favorte beverage. ;"
My friends, line dun. faro myself
away from yu with teas in my eyes e. a
pleasant oder Of Onyons abowt my close.
In the langwidge of Mr. Catterlnr to the
Romuns, 60 but perhaps shall cum
back agin, Adoo peple Of We,hcr,tield
Be virtoous and you'll be HAPPY.
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ship Alonxo Guilds, after dwelling In thought up
on past scenes and associations with the one 4
whom I now dedicate this. May the thought
I have here penned true from the heart, be Il
unison with her thoughts.
I'm thinking Of the time marlette.
Of the time when last we met.
The anguish Of that parting hour
Ineyer can rget.
I'm thinking of thee, now. Mariette.
A wanderer IA from home.
And dos't thou 'hink of me. Muris,,e,
As far from u.ec Iroamf
I'm thinking Of the time, Marietto.
When last pressed thy hand.
And the tear that filled thine eyes,
As left my childhood land.
Methinks see thee still, Marette,
And hear thy voice SO meek
That last fond kiss you gave, Mariotte.
Iswaim upon my cheek.
Night shades are gathering fast, Mariette,
And my thoughts are with thee still;
That place within my heart, Marietto,
No other enc can Gil.
I'm with thee in my dreams, Mariette,
And thou ort young and fair,
As when saw thee first, Mariette.
You well rem, mber where.
Those hours Of bliss have flown. Marietto:
On times swift 1eetiRe wings;
But. Oil how dear to me, Mariette,
The JOY remembrance brings.
That day, that happy day, Marette.
Oh, remember now,
Joys blossoms were unsilenccd thoro
As those about thy brow.
But hope. inspiring hope. Ma iet,e,
Tells of coming hour,
When thou, with wrcnthes Of fndeless flowers,
Shall wait me in some bower.
When shall press thy hand. Mariette,
And blend my voice with thine,
And hear thee say again, Mariette,
Thou ever will be mine.
DELos FRANCIS BARBER.
New Orleans, February 4th 1859.
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THE GRrAr EAsrERS.-It is officially

THE GREAT EAsrERN.-It is officially
announced in the London papers that che
Great Eastern will leave this country for
Portland, Unitel States, early il the en-
suing month, on a short trial trip" tho
The English port Of departure do'a not
seem to have been determined upou.-
More money is wanted; n special meeting
of tho sbareh ldeis was called for the goth
inst, to authorize the issue Of the 10000
shares held in reserve, and to consider the
propriety of nsuring tho ship.
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INTEREsTINC TO FARMERs.

TIME undersigned would respectfully give notice To
the Farmers OF this eeunty. that he is now engag-
ed in putting into the Jouesville Woolen Factory
= large new. double
CUSTOM CAR ING MACHuNE
And with Cards the old Machine. he feels conf
dent onlv do his CsrdinV WE'LL but can let
hts customers take their rolls home the same day they
bring their wool. viii warrant all woIk 10 be done
right and satisfactory Will pay personal and constant
attention 90 my cusomers also am adding newlarge
Spinning Machine, Loom, Doubler q Twister
For Stocking Yarn. Custom work. In all it's branches,
will be done with fidelity and despatch ding Fancy
Diving. Warranted Cloths exchanged for Wool at
Wholesale prices and sold at all times for Produce and
b,r Of all kinds rcspeotfnlly your
fsbU II. n. GARDINER.
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BOGUS CIeARs.-Some swindling opera
tors in New York city, have been dong n
thriving business of late, bv selling at $50
per thousand, cigars which are msnufac "
tuei in Antwerp Of the sweepings and
fag-ends of Porto Rico stems and stumps,
wrapped in handsome edpa Of common
Cuba or somo Virginia tobacco, and Label
led in exact imitation of genuine Havana.
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WRITING PAPERS.

ADVANTAGEOUS ARRANGEMENT.
~ ANDERSON co. having become agents for the
J. sale Of Creenlcaf Taylor Manufacturing Com
panys Writing Parers. thev are prepared 10 supply
them in all varieties either in large small quanh-
ties ut the Manufacturer prices Ry this arrange
Tnent Dealers and others ENJOY the advanta
e which would be secured 20 them hv the host paper
Mill in the country, heinG located In their midst. Sam
pies ofthe paper furnished, gratis:
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Nothing to Wear.

In our money column will bo found
statement of the business we have beer
doing at this port in foreign dry gools Cor
the current month. The totals compare
with the previous two seasons stand thus:
$66,7lG.295
30,l59,358
T,7SI,965
These figures show how soon Flora Nc
Flimscy has forgotten all about the panic
her extravsgances helped so mLch to bring
on two years ago, and how ready she is
with her silks, satins aud velvcts, t" 90 j.
blind, anl to "go it with rush. again.
Seventy ono millions worth Of dry gool1
in seven months! Nothing TO Wear
indeed IN. Y. Express.
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CLOTHs, CAsSIMERES. yEST'Gs.
.JEWELRY STORE.

Watch. Clock. and JcwcIry Repairing.
= LNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED HIS JEWELRY
store the east side o Broad ST. opposite his old
md where he may he found at all seasonahle hours
adv to do work Of business short office
t~Hetlso keers Watches. Clocks. Spectacle Jewel
ry Gold Pens and Pencil Cases for SALE of good quality
and NJ the most reasonable prices. /. 7. BRYAN.
Hutsdola 18th 1857.
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EgA Banker writing in the Nc" Io'k
Courier states that this country owes En.
rope, on various accounts, no. less g.
four hundred and forty millions of dol'als!
He gives the figures, for the rcsreetivc
States and railroad corporations, and they
have the marks Of icing genuine and AL
ihcntic.
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A DocToR's BILL--Dr. Doremus' bill!
Of S4,4l5, for his chemical analysis in the
Stevens wife poisoning case, at New York.
was allowed by the Board of super'is isors Of
that CITY.
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DIR, pURINGTON,S

CELEBRATED CdTdRRH SNUFF.
TTHIs was revealed to after much study md eyer
tou, as qeing the greatest remedv for tho Catarrh
and PoypFs red its effect Is agreeable and
remedy snre. To he taken at time when lhe head
throat feel $ III isagrcraqle.
WILDE sent n INV pact ofthe United states the
recipt Of one dollar and Of the nnstcce stamrs.
Direct all letters to nr PURTNGTON, Adrian, Mitch.
TT DIP will he id Adrian, tho 1st dav ofMay,
emain one menth. mar1e5syI
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+ ashjonable Draperv and Tailoring

V)AILRoAD STREET. BETWEEN MANNING AND
III West Streets. The subscriber wishes to return his
stcerethanks To thosafriPnds who have favored him
with their natronage At the time time 70 call
tn. ir1ttenton 10 the new and welselectesstock OF
CLOTHS, ,CASSIMERES. VEST'GS. &c.
he has iustreceivedfrom New YorE City, NIL viii ch
feesAnxous to sell at el"west price pattern
-pnkeinto garments IS NAV suit the purchaser.
~" Cutting done on his own Invented and improved
svstem and ,arrantedto he nferorto none. .butsupe-
Ticr 10 most. n .B.-An Apprentice Cwanted.
itttlsdale, Oct 18th, ,'57. X ROWE.
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FROM the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Aitemus Ward. the Snowman, Delivers q
Fourth OF July Grafton.
[SURs II send herewith synopsis Of
the skedule of my orashun on the 4th Of
July at Wethelsfeld. Please correct the
spellin. and punktooate it in proper stile :.
Ispcke too hours q was 96 minuets in a
givin pint. There was between 200 per.
sons present, who with open mouths closed
eyes listened TO mo with strick attenshun.
A. WI
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SUEJ,F U.RDWARE,

CHTIF HARDWARE, Of all sort, Tin Ware. sorne
- WOODWARD. and great many other Wares. too nu-
merous to mention constantly on hand NJ low h1rres
Also, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, &c. &c. II. HAMMOND.
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EEWhy are ripe patatoes in the ground
like theivesi Because they ought TO be
taken up.
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STANTnN,S EXCUANGI

b STANTON K TIFFANY, JACKSON. NTCH.-oP-
losite Mich. Central Railroad Depot. General Stage
Office at this House.
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HILLSDALE, MICH, TUESDAY SEPT G. 1859

the encores Of the elite, and the bravos O
the vulgar, spurred his exertions. At last
it ended, and the quadrille came. on. The
clown left the ring, with tho plaudits ring
ing in his ears, and came to the wagon to
fnd-alasl Whata
At the conclusion of the quadrile those
in tho wagon heard cry.
what is itp said the man, now in his
old position, close to the body. with her
hand locked in his, and his eyes fixed on
her face. What's that?
They're calling for her. said Jenny, pon.
ting to the form in the bed.
There was lull, and then long thun.
der Of clappinc hunds and stamping feet
rose and died away.
What's that lastp asked the women OF
a person entering.
oh, they called for the queen, and old
Whips made speech, and said she was
rather unwell and could no. appear, but
would most likely be better to morrow,
whon she would again perform her celebra,
ted feat Of leaping through the hoop to the
ground.