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NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!!
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Thirty Year. Ont Of the Srnntr. bv Ma ''V'
inr IonL nnvn;r,, - oo
The Future Life, or Scene, in Another law
World hy Gno Wnol I m
Anecdotes of Love. by Lola MontOr, 60
Empire of Austria. by i. S. c. Abbott. 30
The Laird of Norinw, by tho author of '''
Margaret Maitland, Leo
Sylvan liolt's Daughter, Novel. 100
The Old Plantation,and What Gnthcre,.
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NUMBER s.

+ BSy"HoME that synonym for the sweetest
sanctitics. how it falls upon the heart Of the
homeward streaming crowd. That fixed
boundary of peace that society cannot en-
roach upon; where we can look calmly out up
on the frowns Of the world, and our perpleXed
spirits find inspirations Of strength and space
for rest.
Home where gentle memories steal upon
rs with shadows Of the twilight, and forever
tape stry the walls, Mhilc the voice of the
music is hushcd and each soul within the 81
lent circle, catches nearer glimpse of heaven
dearcr view of sweet forms and faces gone
before. Happy are those who can turnfrom
the festive gaieties of the world, and meet
outstretchcd arms and loving hearts in whose
affection there is no decay and no deceit
eat Tome with eyes Of hope and fearful rap
ture, we lool; forward 10 our arrival 1t home.
And when our vital lamp burns low, and
the golden bowl begins TO shuddcr, and the
silver cord to untwinc let our look he upon
the face we best love! Oh let die at Home d!
--zz. >.@p.r srz---
\ curiour case has occurred at Pittsburg. -
An old GcrmUn woman and her daughter. hv
name klotts, recently arrived from Germany
and with them came Il young man. one Jo-
Scph Schmidt who loved the daughter. But
the mothor objected. The old lady had with
her and her daughter 5000 frances in gold
which was left by the deceased husband to be
distributed as follows: 1000 francs to the
widow, and two nimths Of the other 1000
francs rs long as she maintained a state Of
widowhoed the balance to be divided among
the three children. One thousand of these
were scwed up in the old lady's pettcoat and
two thousand in the daughters. These facts
were known to Schmidt, and he married the
girl. The mother brought suit against him
after his marriage on 4 charge of abscound-
ing with the money. Whcreupon the young
wife ripped W her skirt, and restored the
money to her mother, and c.ung to her hus-
band and so the affair ended
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Years have flown.
Fannie"
What =
is dinner rcady?'
Ycs, that's the first cry elways And YOU
know Biddy is so slow. Now sit down there
and listen to this new piece Of music
Thum, thun.
Isn't that delightful Harry p
Ncs, Fannie, dearest, but business cannot
be delayed
At can't? Well, perhaps you expect NE
to so into the kitchen and cook? If you do,
| want it distinctly understood that | wasn't
brought up to it, and | didn't marry for The
sake Of STOPPING toit.
Thum, thum, thrm, thrash! with vcn-
gcance. Two, rnglc, ringIc Jingle! dinner
IS ready at last. Cold and heavy, burnt and
raw. Husband looks sad but wife don't
care. Away he goes-pcrhaps to a saloon,
Or to stand by the counter till his brain reels
and he looks more like corpse than live
man. And for whom? a thing which sits
in the parlor and plays on the piano, and
gives him to understand that she wasn't
brought up to be woman, and did not
marry him for the sake of STOPPING to be his
wife.
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That was a beautiful idea expressed by II
Christian lady on her death-bcd, in reply toa
remark of her brother, who was taking leave
Of her to return to his distant residence. that
he should probably never again meet her in
the land of the living. She answered: "Broth-
er, trust We shall mcctin the land the liv-
ing. We are now in the land of the DYING"
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FACULTY.

FAULTY.
L. X. LOSER, Principal-Lecturer on the
Science of Accounts, Business, Customs, etc.
j. M PHILLIPS, Professor of Book Keeping
- and Commercial Calculations.
IL. IL. DAWES, Associate Prof. of Book Keep
ing.
n ~ y y. JOHNSON, Professor of Pennmanship.
o. l. WILLIAMS, ESQ, Mercantile Law.
hE'' Il. I. REESE, d. d., Commercia Ethics.
TRUSTEES
Hon. John p. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Vansant,
hon; Inomas Swami, sWm. IL. Keighler, ESD,
Jacob Trust, Esq, William Knabe' Esa
The time usually required to complete the
full course, from 3 to l2 weeks
y DIPLOMA II awarded to all Graduates.
&C., sent by mail free # charge. Address
Jan. "a. 1859. --Iy. Baltimore, Nd
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III AFTER TG sEGs
stoves! stoves. Stoves F!

tStSbSS
A FULL assortment of Stoves, such as Par
y lor, Egg and Cooking Stoves of the lates
patterns constantly kept on hand, and will be
sold cheap.
Odd Castings, Fire Brick and Soap Stones
for Stoves, kept constantly on hand.
Call at JOHN J0HNS0N'S.
Sept. Q, 1858.
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EVERY YOUNG MAN
Should write Immediately for one Of those
Large and Beautiful Ornamented Circulars, rep
resenting the Exterior and Interior View of
the College, Pennmanship, &C. which will be
sent by return mail, free Of Charge, with Cata-
logue containing List of Students, Terms of
Tuition, Opinions OF the Press on our new Sys.
TEN of Book keeping, etc.
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VIM. r. BEALL & CO.,
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

Chewingand Smoking Tobacco,
PIPES, SNUFF, MATCHES, &C.,
Baltimore Street, near the Railroad Depot,
CU.NBERhASD, MD.
DETURN their thanks for the patronage here
II totore extended to the late firm of q. S.
WATTSS CO., and begs leave to invite the
attention of pnrct asers to their NEW STOCK,
which is composed of in part, as follows, viz:
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DARASOLS AND PARASOLETS-At HID.
Wineows, large, beautiful assortment.
April II. II. D. WINEOg.
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Years have flown.
Twelve. Harry Nellie Setup the chairs
while bring pitcher OF water. Father will
be here i'll few minutes, now
Click, slam, tramp, trip.
'Fannic?
well, dear q
IS dinner ready? | am in great hurry.
just this minute ready, Harry.
i knew il would be.
Chatter, clattcr, clatter Bread good, veg-
ctablcs good, meat good, all good; but the
wife the best of all.
Fannie, am in trouble
About what, pray tell?'
oh, my wife is the great torment Of my
life. The little mink runs go fast that it
keeps me all the time in sweat to keep up
with her. The fact is, she willis me with her
unnuulbercd little kirdncssess. It isn't so
very comfortable to feel lost, like a speck in
a blaze oi-oi-oh, dear, how red our Nellie 5
cheeks are to-day Been using some of mo-
TIERS cosmatic-hclpng TO get dinncr,-eh .
Wife laughs, and husband looks pleased in
spite Of his sorrows. Away he goes to his
humble work. But he forgets fatigue, for lie
is blessed with a loving wife and a happy
home.
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iARS always on hand.
SNITEE pIpES Ac

comprising the best Brands of Tobacco and Sc
gars, and in great variety. They respectfully
solicit call from dealers in their line, feeling
assured of their ability TO please those who
may favor thcmwith n visit. July 10, 1858.
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PICTURE NO. II
sINnmnin g

'f"nnlC
'Oh, pa has come, sis" And down pat,er
little feet, and pas neck is encirclcd with
Tiny white arms, and his face covered with
soft, warm kisses.
Now, will Fannie bring father drink p
lie is tired
And away twinkle the dainty feet; and
minute more, and dimplcd hands are hand
ing it. And then the hat is carried away
and the cane is set in the corner and pa looks
SO happy that Fanny taxes her active little
brain to its utmost to think Of something to
do for him.
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LEARNING BOOKKEEPING
At tho
Baltimore Commercial College.
EVERY YOUNG MAN

This method of instruction is nowhere else in
troduced in this country.
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kduDARG TARTs.-Peel and slice the rhu-
DarN' SMeeicn to taste, and fix 81 gooseberry
taIt. They are very delicious.
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Shalt thou not teach rne in that calmer home,
ihe wisdom that learned so i'll in this
The wisdom which is lovc--till bccof.a
Thy fit companion in that land of bliss >
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lGr etn paar Sbrltte better pDr unD belt eine
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ren;en 81 s~rlepisen unp paB CT lid Der Qoif.
uung biuse6e, paB Die Re9teruu8 BON YaraBuup
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beicen 0te9ieruu9en wieper auf Der paueruoen
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ber3ulfellen. Brdlioent 2ope5 erniDerte, DAT er
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@eIinnunaen beleelt mare uno oaB bic lSprte
|oe8 Gonmllldrs ibn init Dem 8ertrauen erfGI
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Der Ser. Staaien init Dem Reconsideration
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iS1au 9etra9en, auf5u9eben unD fid, III lemem
Dapren @baratter elSenltnniSer 0al5ltarrl9telt
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Die Sermittelunssperlu6e Der fremOen Sc,
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niAt IbreS 0tatbe8, er wllle lApn lelblt feline
9el6dte 81 belcrSen," 5urlf3ewlelen ulo nit
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cine entlbleoene Wel9erun8 eutae9engeltelt bl
ben. Gr puroe liaber. loll er 9eduBert BADEN,
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unO lif in oa8 Snnere 5nrif5Iebell, I'm einen
8ueriaafrie8 gu beginner, al8 6OrOeranBen 5us
8elte9en, Die er fir un5creAt balte.-
IS lino oaa i%nOelien nur dbaltAe Drcbun8en
%9eDeieu, .lpie Die, welde er > LANCE in ieinenl
Semanario 9esen pie Ser. Staaten auS8eltceen,
uno ba l9on Don tlrqui3a Dent Senat Der 4ra
9entiniiAen @cnf0oeratica anSefiluoi9t noroen,
Dag cine frieDllhe Bereinbltul8 erfol9t lei, ic
bari man aauabmen, ooB9upe5' Seq raS ldwere
Opler gebradt uno in Die Ss5ablnnS Der lbnl
abperlan9ten GntldaDiSun9 ~einSepllt9t bat. 81
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JGacDricDtem
Snoiauer=@ rfedt in 0erns.

PbiGaOetpbta,1 Is. 4pril. Sut Ror
ben bon Gsras DurOe Die Torb'ide 3lpscras
@ompa9nle, beltebenp als AZ Niauh, uon 800
Snpianeru iibertluen uaD eiuSelAlOllsn ulp que
lleber9abe aul5elolpert DIE Nlngets rers
UeiBerten piele ullD eS sailpaun lib ela ~perspei.
feltes 9efe4t. A'6crO idluB lid nit pier anOern
pugd .dlnO enttam ibuen. Oieler SOrfal ere
regte unter zen @reli;eru Ole srOBte Aufresuns..
Oleber oa5 neitere SAidlat oerlenlsen 0tnns
gers, Die lib nidt purdi4lu9en, last Der Gele.
graph niAtS. BabrldetnliA linO tie umSe.
fommen. Die 0feb.)
SDm Saata Sc.
ST. Qoui8, 16. april. Die Santa Sc
9cit pom ~. Diat3 1T bier ausefOnmen. Der
Stores uOns @arlao a. Sc. in 6Ort Stautcn 1T
uleoersebrannt. 8erlult $1,000
Der 1ranspOrt Der @alileraIa polf pia IS.
9rao lift IuSpeupirt pe9en Der feinplihen Gin=
mil9uns Der 5nOianer. So murOe bcridtei,
DAP liA lieutenant Scale SuriidSeSoSeu babe
marum - weiB man nl1t. 100 e.
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2lu.erieamt( cbe NSaeeriebtea

4rmfeli8er rOit.- SIS 1T lebr Be
l~u(tisenO, ben Subel nit au5uieben, ben Die De-
mOfratiIden 3eitunsen aufldll9el, Ueun pa u.
Doft in einem tleinem 9telte Dad DemCIralilde
Wuni8lpal,I ldet mt ein paar 5tlnlrne. Wfaio
rItSt gewdblt miro. 8as molten Dtle min.
aiaen HOtatli SGen Iaeen 9eseuiber ben furdte
barren g1ieperIaSen, welhe Die Democratic aud
BEL ben meilten leelen nSrbli9en 6taat8s uno
Observation-Disclosures erlitten bat
Brotete se8eu pie Waffadu
Tets y ef9Iae. -@S oersebt beinabe
fem gaa, NC mir ni4t in einem uulerer @s4,
elbldtter einen OfT3ielen Prote(t elnsebOreaer
Republifunsr seSen bic idOuenritterliden 8e.
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tea sssen D~ielslben ein9elegt
Sbr YrDtslt lautet: 9salonsn BON ben Gee
publifunern Der StaCt GIeOO, %UerlanImelt in
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GO 9entl9lauO.

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@iu dwdbi1der Baner purOe
uOn eineu 9aten 6teunOe ssfta8t OBJ er
aub vRDBle" U~erfauft butte.
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4ls llul nun Der CUTE 6reuno pcrwlrf, er let
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Neue ~gauSei8en.
Nben0fe6nle fllr 0entfsbe Mrbeiter.

0tsbere Irttbmetit, Sspmitrie, 8spmttrtfWee 3ttanen,
GuufrusriDnen uno Neutrality-suspicious. nfoh 5retpanos
seiansn ieler p5@sntltb in D mall2 sbenbfuneeai pen rs
seiebrt 10 rbea; il mebr Ibetlnegmtr, nnt 10 ntebr piro bic
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i9 lnterrt0tStuacen.
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MICS pau, wplelbft bic Gtni9rtfen %fattfnben.
BaitmDre ben Is. April 1889.
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Rum

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Oft Mltt8ttettr esR4nntea 8eretns werbsn bttfntt aufee~
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Van Hagen q McKeone's. q %
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uno urbett erl3art. gBtr tpuHi Dan oietelbe Stemanoen
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Tust. uuo mir t6nnen besDaIb bafar garanttren, bas
bteIe 5eife meier se 5Irbe NOD ols 0epeae Gee fetnnen
Stofe, ais Sptsen &c. an8rettt.
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San o%laeea'S gbemt-as- setfe unb SIetne~ 5sifs s.
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81 SdmbUI5 soa
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