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A PRAYrSa ROYAL FAMlLY-One Of the
speakers at mission meeting in Leicester,
England, gave some information concerning
tie teachers and nurses to whom is intrusled
the training of the Royal family. The month
ly nurse, in the Queens household, he stated
was = member of doctor SteaHe's (Baptisll
Church at Camberwell. The Princess Royal
nov the Princess Frederick Wilhsm, was
awakened throuhh h reading . sermon Of Adol
pho Aonod, and became thoroughly religious
When the last child WAS born, Wesleyan
was selected for nurse. The teacher Of the
Prince of Wales, Mr.. Gibbs. was Noncon.
formist Previous to appointment, he was
sent twice, and for two hours was subject to Il
severe questioning by the Prince Copsort aud
her Majesty to test his knowledge. All the
heads Of the department about her Majesty
were pious people. Every child that was
born in the Royal Family was born amid
many prayers. The pious mcmbers Of the
household assembled themselves together and
continued praying for the Queen until the
child was born, when they gave God thanks
He thanked God for such Queen and such a
Court, and that under her, God was prosper
ug Britain rs He had nevor prospeIed it be-
fore.
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The GREAT EAsrERS.-Tbe Directors Of
the Great Eastern have made application to
the New York Board Of Pilot Commissioners
in relation to tho possibility Of their vessel
reaching that port. The Board Of Pilot Com
missouers replied by the steamer Of last
Wednesday, that they would send a pilot to
England, il desired, to come out with them,
and that they could bring her into New York
bsrbor il sho did not draw over 26 feet Of
water.
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EoaRrpLE MURDER IN WHEATLAND, NJ

EoaRrBLE MURDER IN WHEATLAND, New
YoRK. Tho Rochester Democrat Of yes,er-
day morning, contains an account 1t the mur-
der Of Thomas McINrYRE by JOHN BIceER.
at Whestland, in Monroe county. Tho twr
men had been drinking at tavern in Mum
ford, and willis going home got into an alter
cation. Hsviny fought fr some time they
el,nched aud cell wh.'u BrGGER drew large
poe ot kuilr ard ct Nci>rYRE's throa' k -
ing han lnst,ully. BiG5ER va, arrostel sub
.eqoeuty and ]. bow 10 jsd.
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NO. 7O8.

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was a Tina when I ,bonob, Won did
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o,ho.. u"",b - J H.''' :. v"'A. "'iu W.
ILL, sy' -. ~ "'a ' NV"
p' a.. ~ 'ne any ''"s.ou ns Mos - GUS
- ~ "oD. h,s ~ 80 "' "ep','ue J.
10 III % ;" "e'Io',' n E 90 '"0 a'os"oeu ''i'
% ssIIo. ..d a. e az. !" ",,; ; V oniv bring ma tbat
hrovn ,,o;,s snf;ov.. vhv- sbap't care tba,
h. h.. oora v;,hout m. Rs,tv, an. .or.;,.
uod c.il;no ~. tho .orv,nt .t.Ne tho ~h;ld,e,,
down .t.;ve and ,;vo n en their bre,ts,.,
Geo that Phoeho lane has nm bor flannel sL;rt
and tho, I;,tla JacLv b.on,t co, his nop,.,oo,.
on hind aida bofnro. and Rettv, sYcs
marm., exclaimed Bettv. .AsI am not well
this morn;no T th;nk tha, Won had holt,
h,;no u,, ,o ma from tho cslIar a I'LL 'cr
Scotch ala. and. Rs,tv. tell the bntebor WHOM
be calls. 10 brine some n;ce lamb cbons f,r
dinner. ard-well TIM, ;s nil q, nresent r..
tv'
Yes m.rm j, yonl;ed Rottv and dosconIoi
tho stairs with the children. Mrs potts went
into her room. and 7. TAKING NV hat wan,
ont ,o the .Rs,u,ifnl Oates, 10 h,cotf,s,
AL sat over NV bu,tored toas, and cofyae
7 said 10 m v,elf 1T w,s q fortunsto dav t.r
vou. William Finch when Katrin, Wand p
H.vden NEE Hiocinbo,bam. said NO, in NJ.
,wer 10 a certain Question Won mt 10 her ma
and manv wear aco. You'ye seen fortune,
davs since then. William bov /, n, that dav.
believe mo. was the most fo,in ,ate of all -
You have cs,sned GOOD deal of n,;.arv
ain inclined IN ,bink Lv no, ..a.r,,po ynn
are fyne 10 ~, n, n cone wiz, ,n, cS,o.,. -.
Y,n have nn NJ Frr.h T.. ,,,,I +, i, wi,b M,
.,,:., won. Ynn ,.yr M b,.,e Jano tn i,
m ,..a wnt .,,i II, n. h,oJ Won L,y..
,,,.r 4 .., .,,,u +, hpy c,nd,c.
Y.,....,., D.. R..,s =, boa, i, ,,..o
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-05-15
ag A good story is told of Thaddeus

Ey A good story is told of Thaddeus
Stevens Of Pennsylvania, in connection with
tho tenth ballot for Douglas at Charleston.---
The news csmc over the wires that Mr.. Doug
las had received one hundred and fftj--and
one-half votes. One hundred and fifty-and
one ha!f' repeated Mr.. Stevens very slowly
and mock seriously, "the one half means Big
lerW
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JEWEIRY STORE.

watcb, Clock and Jewe,ry Repairing.
TVNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED
his Jewelry the east side of Broad street op
pese his old stand where he he found at all
je hours ready do work in his line of business shru
nuticc.
C pe also keeps Watches Clocks. Specncles, Jewelry,
Gold PENS and Pencil Cases for sale, of goOd quality
and at the most reasonable prices.
Hiisdalc, Oct 18th, 1851. IT. BRYAN.
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her homo uith me lest night af,er her moths
died, and she slopt 10 bed with Grace.
Something of pity, and something Of sur
prise blended in the boys' faces.

You must be very gentle, and very kind TO
her. Poor little thing! Isn't it sad TO tbinl;
that she has no mother. And now, boys, get
up, end dress yourselves with as little noise as
possible. Dom let her hear loud or angry
word. Think Of her mother now lying dead,
and I'm sure for her sake, pou will be as quiet
rs lambs!
No further adnonilion was required; still.
ness, and good temper Of the children for that
morning, and, indeed, for tho whole day, were
memorable. II there was any strife among
them, it was rs to who should be kindcst to
the motherless little one.
The breakfast hour passed TO Mr. Watson
something like n dream, and when he went
forth for the days business, it was in state
of mental quietuds such as he had not known
for years. Still, he did not clearly appreciate
the meaning of all this, worried himself at
intervals through the forenoon, over the ques-
ton of what they should do with little Ellen.
As to absorbing her into their family, that
thought, if it rad found an entrance into his
mind, would have been instantly rejected as
wholly impracticable, il not prepos'erous.
In his usual, sober, sclf.affiicted mood,
came Mr.. Watson home at dinner.iimo. II
he thought Of the poor orphan at all. it was
with the feeling Of one upon whom is forced
an unpleasant duty.
On entering the house, he was soon con
scous Of a strange stiffness. Usually the first
sound that greeted his ears was wild racket,
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TKcuMsEH TAKEN At Para grocer az
Toledo advertises to take Tecumseh money At
par for potatoes -bushel for bushel
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TaBe Notice.

Il HAVE A LARGE AND CONVEN-
lent House 10 rent or SELL situated the finest
street In sdale, Manning 81 one formerly occupied by
~. Hammond, aud occupied by myself. They
hath desirable residences with plenty OF inside
rsb2l Il. HAMMOND
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RICHARD ROWE,
TAILORING.

vTvHE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED A
n Tailor shop, where he is prepared to accommo
date those who tender him their patronage.
tYr Cutting done and warranted
Shop ip Dr.. Faliys Office, Wadi on 's3lock.
Hillsdse. Feb I. 1879. V. TAFFNER.
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CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
- IL AppING IONEGNII u IL A -

~ received tue largest assortment Of Clock. Watches
Jeeery &c. brought in Iillsdalc County, with
he Ill sell at the lowest eastern prices
=" Clocks of all kinds prices from 81 70 TO S2j 90.
Al Goods warranted as represented.
Jonesville Nov. ], 1859.
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II. Il. BROWN,
ETyNSeywATCH AND CLOCK MAKER. RESPECT
IE--l sAM fully Informs the nhabiantsof Hillsdalo
oSsk MSg County, that lie has opened Skop in His-
SSN>ss iale for the purpose of repairing Clock',
Watches Jewelry, FAM, Paasos Musical &c.
All work warranted, Shop a. farnum's Old Store.
Hillsdlle, Nav 10th, 1858. B r. BROWN.
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let us Keep her, then, Tor lhsir ssk,s a.
well ~ our own, was the earnest response.
And they did keep tho litt!e orphan, who

light and blesslng. It was Remarkable, The
power she possessed over all hearts. Not in
demonstration, or intrusion Of herself in any
way, but in the loving sphere that went out
from her unconsciously, like the subduing
fragrance Of beautiful flower. 1t was good
for them that her mother died. Out of sor.
row and bereavement there had come a grea,
blessing-a blessing to the orphan, as well as
a blessing to the friends who had male a
place for her among their children. Arthu,'s
Homo Magazine.
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u .sTUBBS, PROPRIETOR, JOSESvILLK, MICH. TIL
House has undergone thorough repairs, and Is
for the entertainment Of guests in FIRST class style. L.
cation convenient, and terms liberal. juu3
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MIR. AND MRS. POTTS.
OVERHEARD BY BARRY GRAY.

'No, sir heard my neightor. Mrs. Pots,
through the thin partiton which separated our
chambers, exclaim, early one morning to her
liege lord, Il have set my face dead against
that thing, and neither you nor any other uau
can make mo yield single inch
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BADDIrT vs.. the PREsyDRNr

BAsslrr " differs, widely differs +" with the
President e. in relation to his doctrine Of
Popular Sovereignty, and bis interpretations
Of tho decision Of the Supreme Court, in
relation to the rights and powers of the
people Of the Territories, and regards the
opinions advanced in the Message a. At war
with the Kansas. Nebraska Bill, the Cincin-
oati Platform, and his Inaugural Address
We have quoted the above from the last
Bugle, as specimen Of the high literary
attachments Of the editor. It should be sent
to Barnum to DO 6led away among the lite.
rary curiosities of the age, labelled Col.
LYsAxpER WILxrScroS BABst1r, late Demo.
cratic candidate for Lieutenant Governor Of
to~s, and President Of the Board Of Edu,
cation, its author.
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NOTICE.

The Co-paxtnenAip AeEsesssse e4issing tskvssn
AonH 3 0cCLEklAND, - tAle - booa dianoavah,
excepting Book Aeeounts, 1seess ~.
=. n0uH,
". =. NcGL1LLAND.
All persons knowine thsusetyes indoblA = HoSu 4
NcCLELLAnD. In Tits WAY, VAN - well 70 call and set
tie, u they wish 70 cGs4s Call q old stsn6
tn SIGN Of the goldnn mortar.
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8t,t' 2duesfise,1eats,


Cans Into ne ssessssss = - sssssbse sssst ~
ss Novenses - dAsk Feos, thsee ID hstfe3
Of IN % and White ~ end u NJ tal ~ dr.
hss little white = m hind leg, nd wte un1es ~
beily.
Aisos biaek sa vitA ssns vhits . ~ - = Ais
tail and white - ~ ~ q ~ Tunp - vhte us1ss
~ belly JO8BYU WAAY.
Co., Iowa. Ian. Nh looo..
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FROM wAsHINoroN,

No Speaker has yet been elected by the
House OF Representatives. Mr.. SHgRNAS,
the Republican candidate, 10 steadily voted
for by the Republicans, but thus far, on
each ballot lacks four votes Of an election.
1t 10 said, however. that two more votes will
be given for him, whenever they will elect
him. So that he really wants only two
votes Of an election. Tho Democrats con.
sinas to spend the time in speeches on
Slavery, being determined to keep up the
agitation Of that subject TO the last. The
Republicans, generally, keep silsnt, but at
the conclusion Of each speech call for q
ballot for Speaker.
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shertHa sale

DR. VIRTUE Of . Special Hxecutioo !. =. 1,..
~ Ed. from the Once q the CieYt Of - ns.sss.
Court Of yottawattsmie County Iva shsI prose~sS
sen On Aoaday, the 9th dry Of JasuaSy, 4. 81. ~
- q said day, In froat OF the County fres..r~s.
Omcs. IN the City Of Council Bus The foilovips :.
scribsd Real xstste Of Martha rravo.. to-.it.
tanning leo acres :. "es's 80
Taken a. the property Of Asrha rravor 70 SATISFY =
execution In favor Of JON Raidwin. 80.
coueil Blum. De- lo.A, is6s. IN 'w'
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70 rae REru1LrcANs OF IOWA.

ksyoe1al ounvsntion o. he Repubiieaos = 1eua =
sssby called y nsss b. saeis 1sssstss d sAseH =
Dec kosnss, % wednesday. he 1o.A Ear Il Jsssszy
1850 1t o'eioek, r T., for The purposs y sUDstng
delesatss repreaeas the sste Of lows in The lspb
lican National Coaventi, 70 ~ held IN 1850 Ter tAs
nominaton Of candidates tot Prssidsat:and Vice P-
dent Of the United satss The ratio Of
viii be one Defeats for each orsanissd eouaiy; snd
one Additional delseste for each 100 votes for frsss
there OF greater than one-hslfI east for SAMUEL j.
Kihxwoop fof Governor Of this State Il The last State
Election. ttffss;
The ehaimen 81 the ssvsrateounfy Committees sss
requested 70 issue their calls Tor County Cenvsatisas
for the nsmiaatiou Of Delegates Il IN early dsy.
sgg So JOHN 4. xAssON. GRAMMAR.
r. y. H0xfR, Ssc'v. or. a85s 2
RI. CLARK, NJ Psaasns. eaA.h6s
G. Z. STONE Council DJnah, ss5Ttiss Ut
ae w LOUGHNID0H Oskalsoea.
THOMAS DRU1MOND, Vinto9, Ast4
4. ,. =. HILDRETA, q. Charles CITY.
J. n. NEWCOND. Bloomasld. 60: =. - 4
WI. Bt6ELOW. Sioux City,
JANIS fHORlN0rON, uavenDsrt,
II. A. w1LrSE, Dubuqns. kt4 m 81
L. L. rHAsE. Port Dodge,
t1a = 1epstljesw Nsfs Central Cenmlstes.
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Executors Notice.

Estate Of william Heuderson, deceasea. ae59
Notice 70 hereby aiyen that application hss beea
made to the County Judge Of Pottawattamie Coaay b
3ssy he0derson, Executrix Of sad Estate. fos pgse
70 sell the n Of the NEk os sec 81 -; ne Gk 4
ne NWk Of Bee. - Il 10wnfAip u, Nsssh u Hssoe
Wsse, belsoeing - aaiA Hsasass p Nv IL 1g1ss
shereou, the peepeua1 Dscpery hsvne hssn fsuD1ts1
the nrst Monday in January, 1850 for heariag ~ -
plieatioa, sa which time, all psEsoas can ssaeaA y TN
80 proper, and shoW ea0so any the0 lave ~ ~
power prayed for should not be granted. Z
STREET q CHAwFORD, Atty's TT x1osuls19.
Council nluffh nne n .-nNH-Aue
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PRESIDENTS MRssAcE.

This document has been communicated to
Congress. It il Of reasonable length, bot
intensely pro-slavery in its character, and
decidedly below the average ability Of such
documents. 1t contains laborsd argument
against the DoucLAs doctrine Of Squatter
Sovereignty, and in favor Of protection to
Slavery in the Territories. Its but little
relshed by the Norshorn wing Of the De-
mocracy, and must carry dismay into their
ranks. The pressure upon our columns Is
too great to enable rs to publish it. We
presume our readers will oil obtain il
through other channels.
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- G. y. NEED, DepulY.
Council Blaas, Dec. III, lasA> rsa-6,
State Of Iowa. -
Montgomery County.

10 ". J. Heupstea1:
SiA-1ou are hereby notified that there 10 nov g
Me u tAs once Of tie CLERK Of The DistYiea Csux Z
1ontsomery County, Iowa, the petition Of JoAa =
Baldwin whs claims q VOC the q two hvplred -
sAy DoiIars ~ money due hin On 9ronistssy Boss,
stsen BY you 70 sad John T. BALDWIN, IN IT, lh IN
nay, 4: D. 1907. Petitioner also asks that al ysH
snt title and interest ss well re1empsioa II ~
70 the y o. NEh and the n \ 81 North west sse.
In Township a, North Of Range - west b forever
oreclosed ana sold to satisfy said claim Now ules
ycu appear and ansver said petition On @ bsss -
morning on the secoeA day Of TIE tern q ~ D
ricf Court Of said County 10 Be- beVun M ~ Il -
County seat Of said County, on the third nsslQ il
March A. D. 1850 judgment will BE- rendered sssiass
you thereon. :
-. CLINTON / BALDWIN. An'ys isr 1.sistia
Attest, Edward Adair. CLERK District Court PsbIitA
the above notice for four consecutive wesM D The
Council Hun Weekly Hoepsreil.
Council 6ludx 1OAh : fAH
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IKPunLrcAN couyrY CONVENTION.

R&PU1LtCAN COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Rspublica.s q Pottswsstsnis County, are r.
ausstsd 70 psss u Ccnvsutioa u csuneii Dius, en-
SATURDAY the III day Of January, 1850 q s,csek r
r., 10 spposns peissstss 70 shs ssats Csaveatisn,
which meetsas Dss Nonss ON the 18th day Of January
70 sppsiut Dslss.tss 70 the National Csnvsnsisn
nominate Candidates Tor President and Vice Prssiden
of the uuited States. *
PRANK STREET. cA,a Rep. Co. Con.
t
RHPCHLsCAN NATIONAL CONVENTION.
National kepubfiean Convention will meet At Chi
ma aAspt NJ A>v 80 q
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TAKEN W.

s sco dt the 2otA inst., ~ md white COW Or
49, d-bsass kno6 - rtgA1 AsFH-tail ~ bsen
o*Sn o. cut Of lately. ne owner II rsauested 70
property, pay eAarsss, and take ~ sway Appsy
x. a&s CHARLBS PAOC1O0.
" <.U-lW A TIE City 4illA CQpneA Ulla.
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Sheriff. sale.

DR. VIRTUE or SPECIAL EXECUTION. 70 m
- directed from the Once the Clerk Of the ps,riss
Court Of Put,swattamie County, Iesa shali proeeel
to SOL, On -
Monday, the sth day 4 Jsasary, 1850.
between the hours 10 O'CLOCK A. n, and O'Clock n
said day, In front Of the County 7rsasursrs ~
6ce IN the City Of Councii Bsns the SolIovipe =.
acsiesd PERSONAL Property u Hiram 1ostvick ta.us
7he undivided ene-haS Of nine ~ saaehs q NJ
containing Twelve Hundred Bushes, more or issA
TAKEN - the property cf Hiram lostvjck % s,aip
| an kxseution in faver 0f John Deere.
8. n. CRAIG, mari.
~ G. =. REED, Dspssy.
Council Bi,is, Dec N, lasA> nsS-ev
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FROM MExICo.

Nsw ORLRAxs, Dec. 26--Ths stssmship
Tennessee has arrived from vera Crus shs
22d inst. The nsws aninporsaat. s.a :
A part Of the cargo Of gems and earbines
ordered By shsgsvsrsnsns hss arrived fren
Nv YoSb.
The bark Julis Dean, from Havrs for
Vera Crss, vss less On he 10th sls. 10 .
,.,.s -, ytvu crss. Tbs @sw vas saved,
bat lie vesssa was : totsl 10. Isl s.
3, Gollade hsd arrived = vsrs Crss.
Ts.,;ss sas quiet asd - attack was sp-
prskssssd. .5 81, ...,,.s,..
Msroaets ma ben inprisosed By Miriam
a, CHARGED v;sh ihssrbordinasion. Tho
L,bssals had Surprised and es5sarsd leo.
tillss INA Osxsca. 49,
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soop f0R NERRAsxAi

The bill to abolish slavery in Nebraska
has passed, both branches Of the Tsrrisorisl
Legislature, in spite of the most determined
opposition Of the Government oficials.--
The Republican states that The result was
brought about, in great measure by the
infanoss doctrines contained in the Presi.
deat's Messagc-several democrats chang.
ing their votes on the bill, for the purpose
Of rsbuking the Prssidsst's shameful sur
reader 70 the southern disunionists. Thus
Nsbraska gloriously follows Kansas, IN ar
raging itself on the side Of freedom. AT
the latest datss, the bill Was still in the
hands OF the Governor, who il 10 expected
will Veto il. Ne receives bis appoiasnsns
from james Baehauas, and must Of course
do bic masters bidding. Add yet these das.
sardly dsmagogues have the inpudenee to
talk about popular Sovereignty.
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