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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-11-24
Peoples State Convention.

BY the call of the Chairman of the
Peoples State Executive Committee which
We publish in another column, it viii be
seen that our next State Convention will
be held at Harrisburgh, On Wednesday,
the 22d, day OF February, 1860. Weno-
uce that our friends, in several Of our
sister counties, are already taking steps
towards the election Of their Senatorial
and Representative Delegates. The peo-
pie OF Cambria we doubt not will move
in the matter ere long, aud We hope their
action will be characterized by harmony
and good feeling, and calculated to pro-
mote the WelLbcins Of most righteous
cau-p
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From Pixies Peak.

ST. Louis, Nov 17.-The Leavcnworth
express from Denver City 10th, arrived
this afternoon with 10000 in treasure.
The Provisional Government had gone
into full operation by the organization of
both branches of the Legislature. Mr.
Steele. Governor elect, delivered mes
sage, in which he argues the necessity of
the present form Of government until
Congress shall take action in reference to
the Territory.
The miners continued work in several
localities, many preparing for winter dig
gin@s.
LEAvENwoRTH, Nov. IA. D.
Richardson, Of the Boston ,IouypaL, just
arrived from the New Mexico and Pixies
Peak region, reports great excitement
throughout New Mexico on account of
the recent outrages.
Returning Pixies Peal, cmigrants com
ing down the Platte River, were drowned
within a short period
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HOME AND WITE-Happy is the man
who has a little home, and little ANGEL
IN 1t, OF q Saturday night A house. no
matter how little, provided it will hold
two or so-no matter how humbly furnish
ed, provided there is hope in it; let tLe
winds blow-clese the nurtaius.
What if they are calico, or plain white
border, tassel, or any such thing? Let
the rains come down; heap up the fire
No matter if you hav'nt a candle to bless
with, ior what beautiful light glowing
coal makes, rendering clouding, shedding
sunset through the room Just enough
to talk by, not loud, as in the highways :;
nor rapid, as in the hurrying world, but
softly, slowly, whisperingly, with pauses
between, for the STORMY without and the
thoughts within to fill up.
Then wheel the sofa round before the
hre; no matter if the sofa is a settee, nm
cushioned at that, if so be it is lust lone
for two and half in it How swcetly
the music Of silver bells from the time to
come falls on the listening heart them
How mourntully swell the chimes OF the
days that are no more"
Under such circumstances. and at sucb
4 time one can get at least sixty-nine and
halfstatue miles nearer Kingdom come,
than any other point in this world laid
down in "Malte Brun."
Maybe you smile at this picture but
there IS q secret between us. viz. it i =
copy OF picture, rudely done, but true.
OF the Pentateuch of an original in every
human heart
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-11-24

NEBRASKA PoLITICs.-NIr. Purple. for
merry conductor on the Western Railroad
and an member of the first Legislature of
Nebraska, thus tells his experienceinW Wes-
tern politics. He says: "Secretarv 7. B.
Cumming said to me one morning, Pur-
pie we want member from Burt county,
90 harnessed up and took nine fellows
with me from Iowa, and we started for the
woods; and when we thought we had got
far enough for Burt county, we unnacLcJ
our ballot box and held an election lin
W asninSton county,) canvasscd the vote.
ana II was astonishing to observe how
great was the unanity at the first election
ever held IN Burt county. Purple had
every vote. So Purple was declared dulv
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A Burning w ell.

We had the pleasure OF meeting few
evenings since at the American House IN
this city, Mr. David Yapple and family,
from Erie county, Pennsylvania, who were
on their way to visit some relations, about
fftv miles south Of Pekin. From them
we gather some interesting facts relating
to u burning we'll accidentally discovered
d short distance from Boyd's Grove, Bu-
reau county. 1t appears that, on the prem
ises Of farmer whose name our informant
had forgotten, and within a few feet Of his
house, which was a fine two-story dwelling
a we'll had been previously dug thirty-sev-
en feet in depth, and which had become
entirely dry. From the bottom of it the
proprietor had commenced boring for wa
ter, and the operator had at this time
reached a still further distance Of forty
feet when he struck spring that common
ced rapidly flowing; SO great was the dis
charge that, frightened from his work, he
fed, leaving the auSur ia the hole.
On reaching the surface, he called for
little girl to light a candle for the purpose
OF letting down in the well, when, as she
opened the door Of the house with it III
her hand, the atmosphere around seemed
TO take fire, but after one flash the blaze
was confined to the vicinity OF the well,
reaching to the heighth Of fifteen feet and
upwards. The little girl was badly burned
upon the arm and other parts Of the body;
the man who had escaped from the we'll
had one side Of his face completely blis-
tered, while another workman, making
the only three who were present, was also
considerably injured by the sudden flash.
Ia.
aroused, and although hundreds visited
the spot, many working night and day,
it was not until Friday morning that the
DANES were completely extineuishcd.-
During this time, a piazza attached to the
house was first removed, next a compleet
wing IN order to save the main building,
as III every change Of the wind the flames
were driven in that direction with such
force as even to char the woodwork.
The well was again filed up with earth,
but 10 little avail Us regards ! final extin-
guishmeut, as Mr.. Napple, when he Wis
tied the spot on Friday morning, describes
the flames as breaking through the loose
earth OF the well ike flashes Of gunpow-
der running along the ground. When he
left, the fire upon the surface appeared to
be smothered, which had finally been ac-
complished by the crowd beating upon it
with fat boards
Such occurrences were formerly quite
frcqucntin the vicinity Of the 1Luskiu-uln
river and other portions OF Ohio, and 9th
er western States, but the finding OF such
a reservoir Of inhanmable gas in this sec
ton OF Illinois is somewhat reIuarkab,e.-
There were those in attendance here who,
not able to account for it, supposed that
the end Of the world had come, while not
Il few imagined that an entrance had been
made into the lower region where no ther-
mometer is kept to regulate the extremes
OF heat supposed there to prevail during
all seasons.-[ Tazewell Register
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E;5~ 1t is reported in the fashionable
circles OF Rome that the Prince of WaIas
during has recent visit to the Palace CaIa.
reIi' the King of Prussia's residence
opened Irritation with the kings niece
the frneess Alexandrine of Russia which
Is likely to result in a matrim on;al i all;
aDce. S'ii'-
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-11-24

RUPTURE OF THE HEART.-A RARE
CASE Mrs. Saloma Schneider, the wife
Of an engineer, yesterday morning awoke
in her usual good health and cheerfulness.
Suddenly she was seen faltering in her
gait, and presently to fall on the floor in
half reclining position. She gasped for
breath once or twice and was q corpse
\ post "orte0, examination by DR.. Chas.
SpInzig, revealed a most rare lesson. 1t
was a rent IN the heart, which allowed the
blood contained in that organ to accumu-
late IN the sac which invests Che heart
and this also was ruptured She had in
a physical sense Of the word. died heart
bTole''-an expression only true physiologi-
caliy, for she was greatly beloved by her
husband, and they lived happily together.
-'St. Lotljs Rgpublicaa.
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Ebensburg and Cresson r. R
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

-NN--|--1 - = -I-L-I--I-L-N.
FH7IE stockholders in the above compa1-.
hereby notified thatI have been iu.c--
c4 by the Board Of Directors to brtu.
against all parties in arrears on their 81
scriptions. Stockholders VIII undoub-ez-.
made pay one per cent. per month, i-.-=
rs required by the act Of Assembly. II Il
do not pay up promptly. The sixth i-sz
mcut viii be due on the first OF Dree--.
next. JOHN WILLIAMS, Treasure.
EbensbUrg, Nov. -, lS5g.-2t
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CAPT. KIDD's TREAsURE.-Tbers
MIR. Marble, at Lynn, who has been Il.
ing at Dungeon Rock for the last - -
wears, to obtain the treasure Of Capt Re-
Guided in his labors at the first br 81
voyants, and latterly by spiritiuali.,. - :.
deiuded man has, with the assistance "a d
son, blasted passage way, abou, -
feet in height and breadth nearr
hundred feet into the solid rock h
blast he made developed a fssure 81 T.,
bottom-an unusual occurruce-a-
which issues a current Of foul air b
viii extinguish a flame held over it. d
Marble believes he has less than Ten :
to 90 to reach the long sought cave.
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CG3ENsEssE0xER,s notice

y the matter of the Subpoena Of the l
of William Roberts deed. TO Azlras. o.
mlre, Sept. l.th, 1859. ON motion Of Joh-s-
X Nullin, subpoena being served. tile y.-
appointed J. II. Campbell, comHissio-E.
take testimony.
The Commissioner gives notice TO Au--
Dunmire and to all other persons legalg +
terested that he viii attend to the Gu,ia
the above appointment at his office IN the E-
ough of EbeusbUrg, on Friday the 25l
November next, at one o'clock. D. m.
j. II. CAMPBELL, CommissiCus
EbenSburg, Oct. ~. IS5q.-3t
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-11-24

SCARLET FEVER terrible d.
has broken out in the House Of Rea-
at Pittsburg, and already one Of The :
mates has fallen a victim. The dec.
was a girl, named Susan MClatchr. !.
was admitted last Christmas day.
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EDITORIRL H0TINGS


LS3@ Read new advertisements
1szg~ The crops sown this fall in Blair coun-
county are said to look very promising.
rea. Public service viii be held in the sew
er,ll churches in this place to-day.
30 Congress viii meet on next Monday
week.
rra- Wild turkeys are said to be very plenty
in this neighborhood.
r. Ex-Sherif Greenland, Of CassFiilc,
Huntingdon county, was thrown from his
buggy lately, and severely injured.
rsa- The steamship "North STAR" about
which so much anxiety was expressed, has ar
rived at Aspinwau
ag~ The contemplated visit of the "Creat
Eastern to this country has been Indefinitely
postponed.
~ Burglars seem to be very plenty about
Hollidaysburg. All Hollidaysburg-lars, no
doubt.
r@~ Judge Taylor viii hold an argument
Court tor Blair County, beginning on the 2Gth.
inst.
last, has gone into operation, and appears to
give general satisfaction.
EsA- Capt. Bell, late editor of the Tyrone
star IS p" candidate TOT Assistant CLERK oi 'ne
lIl-' i1ou'' u - p - 'i' g.
rza- Many of our neighbors viii to-day
play at the game called cricket. We viii
most likely play at the game called Turkey.
"a Judge Douglas, who for some time has
been suffering from a severe attack Of bilious
0'''' -
NO" l''p''-lJ Ie'o' 'iiNs
IL J. I. James, ESD has been awarded
the contract Tor ouHoIn& all the st4Sion-hou-
seS on 'He oury ana Erie hai-roal. between
i'rren anu Garland,
- We see it stated that Capt. Bell late
Of the Tyrone Star, viii be candidate for as
Sl7l'''1 IloIA oi the next house OF fepresen-
tauFes.
B|5~ The Furnace of Alexander Gavin, in
Ligouicr township, WcstmoreIand county. was
destroyed by fire, On Wednesday night Of
week before last
pa DR.. Jnnkip. Of HolIidavsbrrcr has
been appointed a Chaplain in the NAVY. but
it is not vet known whether he will accent the
appointment.
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Z. !. JAMES.

QUESTIONABLE : TAILOR.-The unf5-=-
ed takes this method of info-,a.a- E
FAsHIoNBLEs Of E5enshUrg and vicia:ts p
ne has commenced business in this town. 81
doors west Of Z J. Mills Grocery. L.- 81
\ : t ( r Z u TIER,
ana iuIiy competent to satisfy the mos, ias-
iogs. T. l. JAMES
Ebensburg, Oct. 20. Is5a-am
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Gn- Numerous facts indicate that the
state Of New Jersey is settling down be-
meath the sea at the rate of about foot ia
one hundred years.
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Is. p. THOMPSON, WITH
e. z. PATTON * Co..

M holesale Dealers in and Manu.a.72
w turerS of
IA rs, CAPS, FURS,
Hatters' Materials. Straw Goods. Art.a--
Flowers, Buffalo Robes. &C. &c
No. 32S Market street, PHILApELpHiA
Cash paid for Hoot and .Stjppjng r..
PRICE I. PATTON A oPPrNHE-yS.
August %, lS59-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a.
: tt.Sl
STATE CONVENTION

L The Citizens OF Pennsylvania opposed
to the Principles and Measures of the present
National Administration, and TO the Election
of men 10 Otice who sustain those Principles
and Measures, are requested to meet in their
respective counties, and 70 elect Delegates
equal in number to their Representatives in
the General Assembly, TO n PEOPLES STATE
CONVENTION to be held at HARRIS BURG, on
Nyedr1 esdAy, February 22d, 1850,
at II O'Clock, NJ, to indicate their choice for
the next Presidency, nominate candidate
for Governor form an Electoral Ticket ap-
point Senatorial, and 70 designate the time
and mode of electing District Delegates to the
National Convention, and to transact such
other business as may be deemed necessary
to ensure success az the General Election.
LEVI KLINE,
Chairman Peoples State Erecatire Committee
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c. c. STEWART, WITH
HANDY & ESSENEER.

4 HommissiOn Merchants and Dealers
~ Foreign and Domestic
HARDWARE AA-D CTTL EPI
Nos. %, % and 27 North Fifth street g.
side, above Commerce, PHILADELPtL tLN -,
EDWARD 5, HANDY, JNo c.. BREN>'
c. F. BRENSRR.
August 30, ls59:tf
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-09-23
-. ,HOSTETTER'S IS
STOMACH NTTERS.

Iris fact that, st somc period, eyory mem
Der Of the human family is subject TO disease
or disturbance of the bodily functions; but,
with the aid of good tonic and the exercise
Of plain common sense, they may be able 30 to
regulafe the eystem 90 10 secure, permanent
hsnlths II order 10 accomplish his desired
object, the true course TO pursue Is certainly
that which will produce . natural state Of
things at the least hs Iaryl Of vital strength and
life. For this purpose, DR.. Hosteiter has in
tro'luced to this country preparation bearing
his name. which is not q new medicine, but one
that has been tried for years, giving satisfac-
iion TO all who have used il. The Bitters
operate powerfully upon the stomach, bowels,
and liver, restoring them TO healthy and
vigorous action. and thus, by the simple pro-
cess Of strengthening nature, enable the sys-
ten to triumph over disease.
For the cure Of Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Nsu-
sea, Flatulency, Loss Of Appetite, or any Bilious
Complaints, arising from a morbid inaction
|, of the stomach or bowels, producing Cramps,
Dysontcry, Collie, Cholera horbus, &c, these
Bittcrs have no equal.
Darrbes. dyscntery or lux. no generally con-
tractc1 by new settlers, and caused principally
by the change OF water and dict, will be speedily
regulated by brief use of this preparation.
Dyspepsia, n disease which Is probably moro
prevalent, in all its various forms, than any
o'"c,' aha ,no enusc VI WHICH, n'oy aNny
oc n..r'"u.ea 70 ucrangen.n.s ..h VI 'ne uigesuNe
uSSsTsTrppoS JS sr STmv, ,rm ,,rrrySy ,r uS,ns
.'..o,,n nn ,,' .U"n p ~, ~ ',, Lho, as per
'.,'. ,,, on ,ne oo'e. ~. ,. u''s u,scuse ..ely
pny'ean wiz .ceonp'cnu ni,,erso o' ro,ne klnI
i;,Io wy =, Nv. uss M ,I w'. " w ,.,a
'., ~ ~ .,, a''s nv 'ne,l n'.'e's .. VI pr
'e,o W u,sc"s- u,u suehg.nene " Wv
a anu aa"ns ,.''' ,neuh nn u,s,I -
~ ~ 80" =" w ioun' h'o,e ns".ny peops 'na"
~. " h rum ;nu.,s wnon s p,ePaon ,',a,, .nS
oayoI upon eeo".n' III, ohpe'.s nv. "n,.a u.
na'e 'enuc' W PRIV. 'nc ,a'se ', 'n's s'e"'
P',p.an :" '"e ~ " a':, "e, s.,.ne.
iur disease. which fxcs its relentless r,nsp on
the body Of man, reducing him to mere sha-
dow In short time, and rendering him ply
sicaily ana mentally useless, can be driven
from the body by the use Of iiOSTETTEKS
ahavs's,a,aJ .,.oaso. en- ,,o onr,,ac,n,i osnn
in cxposed situations II the Filters are used
rs per directions. And az they neither create
nausea nor offend the palate, and render un-
necessary any change OF diet or interruption
OF ordinary pursuits, but promote sound sleep
and healthy digestion, the complaint ~ re-
moved as speedily as is consistent with the pro-
"'I,'o" " '"''o"B. a"u P1'iuan.h' .u'e'
~" feI'o"s I" hd'ahoeu ifoIs, VINO "re
suffering from an enfeebled constitution ana
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lVNTIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view oftbe
l. awful destruction nf human life. caused by
Sexual diseases, and the deceptions practiscd
upon the unfortunate victims by q,iacks sever.
lal years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon.
l1s u charitable act worthy ofthcir name, to omen
~ DlSpcnStry for the treatment Of this class cf
diseases, in all their forms. and To give Medical
Advice gratis. To all who apply by letter. with
II description of their condition. (age. oerupa-
ton habits oflife, %c,.) and In eases oi extreme
poverty. To FURNISH AtpciNs rWgE or CHARGE
" Is needless Ia add that the Association com.
mands the highest Medical kill of the age, and
will furnish the most approved modern treat.
mcnt.
The Directors Of the Association. in their
Annual Report upon tho treatment Of Sexual
Diseases. express the highest satisfaction with
the success which has attended the iabors Of
lhc Consulting Surgeon In the cure of SPERMA.
IoRl.ll'EA, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPO-
iTENCE. GONONllltEA. GLgsT, SYrniLIs the
Vice of OSANisN. ar SELP.ABcsg. Nc.. &C.. and
order continuance OF the same plan for the
ensuing year.
The Directors. on review of,he past. fcclas
Surcd that their iaborS IN Ibis sphere or bcney-
olcni effort. have been of great benefit to tho
afflicted, especially to the young, and they have
resolved Ia devote themselves. with renewed
Zeal. to this very important hut much drspScd
cause.
just Published by the Association, Report
on Spcrmii iinrrhOca, ar seminal Weakness tho
Vice of Onanism, Masturhation or Self Abuse
and Other Diseases ofihc Sexual Organs. by tho
Consulting Surgeon. which will he sent hy mail
I'm "A scaedlcitcr envelope FREE 40 CIAKgE.on
receipt of TWO STAMPS for postage. Other Re-
ports and Tracts on Tie nature and treatment
~ S"Auel disc t>"s, diet. Sr. are constant, he
ins published for grHiuliuuS distribution, and
VIII b" sent In tho afflicted. Some uf the new
remedies uld methods oi treatment discovered
during tho Inst year, are Ot great value.
Address. for Report nr treatment. Dr. j. Skill.
lis HorGnT"N, ACTIN. Surgeon, Howard AsSu.
citation, No. South Ninth Street .phllad"lphia,
Penlls! IvalliH. by order ot the Directors,
EZRA u. IlEARrWEi.l.. Prsyidrnt.
GEO. fAlRCiIll.D, Secretary.
Inn /. L.. L..
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-. :
not more than thir,y days, or both, ut The dis
sccib1 3! ifi6s Msrsha, of the said srilsse
pr his legal telmty, shall be resisied by any
person "f persons, In tho performance " bis
'nity IN the enforcement VI the laws of this
',atc, or the ordjimnccf Of this village. and
'hall call to his aid aiid rommand the assist
,nce OF any by Islander or other person in the
vicinity, II shall be the duty of such bystandci
"r other person. to render the aid and assist.
fnce required by the sstds Marshal or his de.
puty, as aforesaid; and " any such bystander
or other person, shall neglect OF refuse to rem.
'er such aid and assistance TO the said Marshal
or his deputy nm beiug c6mmanged by him so
10 90, every such bystandef shalt. upon con.
yiction Ut such neglect or refusal, pa. " fine
not exceeding one hundred dollars, nor iess
than bve dollars. with costs.
This ordinance to lake effect from and amer
q. W. KlMMEL. Ma or.
ID. u. SPAHk, Rscordtr.
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Love Song.


j saw thoe for n feeting hour
And little then knew
That htendship born Of beauty's power
Might wear warmer hue;
That moments. brief rs these could Weld
rapture u" my pen,
Or wake the hopes thu sorrow sealed
To iiie and jOy again.
Yet ot by fancy's fltfnl iirht
These dreams come stealing u'or:
LAKE, music of n S,imner's night,
Tie winds wait from the shore.
Stlll to my heart, no hnger free,
Snmc tribute pure they bring;
Bill round me memories iond of thee
Lake sca,terou roses cling.
And oh. whom d,rkly grows the way.
And skies are overGast--
When night subducs the pride Of day,
And joys decay at last,
May thoughts of friendship such as thinc
Across my pathway throw
b"me relics dear oi auld lang syne--
soine dreams Of long ago.
-t.Nso York .Nsrs.
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NOTICE. To J. B. Woodruff and NJ. y.
~ woodruff, IN the state Of Kentucky, will
take notice thatJonas Robinson. of the county
oi Hancock, aud state Of Ohio. did on the 23r,l
day of August, lSi9. file his petition in the
Court Of Common Pleas, in and ior said county
OF hancncK. ONO, against the said }. h. Wood.
run. NJ. T.. Woodruff. and George A. Dean. de.
PENDANTS settling forth that the said J. b. Wood.
run and NJ. l.. Woodruff. gave n MORTGAGE ,,,
SAID george A. Dean. on outlots No. and I. in
haW,ohs late addition To Pleasantvlle. In said
county OF Hancock, to secure the PAYMENT OF
szOo ANA The interest thereon, according To
certain notes referred Ia in said mortgage,
winch said notes. before the maturity therrui
were duly assigned by the said George A. Dean
Ia the said Jonas Robinson. plaintiff; and pr.ty.
ing that said j. h. Woodruff may pay said sum
now claimed TO be due, amounting to ssOO,
WIN annual interest NJ ten per centllm from
the oth dny "toctober, lsjI, or that said prem.
lscs may be sold to pay the ss,ine and the said
). u. woodruff and VI. y. W"odrulT are notified
That they are required to appear aud answer
said petition un Ur before the 2gHd d!ty OF DcIu.
Der, A. h. 1859. IJNAS ROBISSoN
By ONEAL BLAc4fUKD, his Attorneys.
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THREE PER CENT. A MONTH.
PERlIS OF FAST LIVING.
A WARNING TO YOUNG MEN.
CHARLES DURDETT.
Author of Second Marriage Elliott Family.
Marion Desmond, Never too Late, &c.
One VOL, limo. cloth. Price 81 90.
(From m, Eas.ij,,

(ffom The Gaseiis.)
ins NOOK deserves to he singled out and
nnied as above the many novels which are
pubuShed. H'tli ~ structure aud style il is
cn'llleu Ia The name Of art. ltisa Tale of Do
rncs'ic Life relearSing the interviewer histories
oi round ni every day characters, and lis
ann Is to show the iollieS of the loo many So
called passions and pleasures Of ii,shiouablc
i'c, touching IN no part upon ground that
properly belongs TO tho vast domain of ro.
nance.
The Bachelor Millionaire Uncle George. is n
CHARACTER remlud''.g 4 iis of the Brothers CHEEKY.
hlc, and although he teaches the sweet uses
"i anNersity with severe discipline IL brings
OUT the true beauty ut character and shuws
now lew there are who can go through the
lriais ol everyday lie, and in the end prove
their constancy.
Copies OF either Of the above Books. with n
handsome Giit worth from so cents tu sIUO. will
ne sent to amy person IN the United States
upon receipt of sl,O0, and 2I cents To- nav nus, :
age, by addressing the Publisher.
new and Classified Catalogue of Dooks i'm
every department Of literature. together witt,
Last "i cans, and eve y infurLaiinn relative
% thc establishment ~ agencies in the Gin
'"'"k business, VIII he mailed tree To- any one
~ GEORGE q. EVANS. Publisher,
Ahd Originator ul the Git Book business
M. 4J9 Chestnut street, pLlladulphi,
September ., 1859.