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, 1860-04-03
4 Cnricat,ire Of the Cruc,flxion Dis.
EnTGEed LII t39e R1a1SaEf fAss fvxxas


covered In the Palace Of sh- C:csars:
An Interesting letfcr: has been receired from.
Lewis Case, Jr Minister to Rome, -giying an
account Of the finding inscriptions and de-
llaeat'oPs. uI'op arches. aad walls in the pro-
gfess df excavation gu the ralat ne, where stood
the House Of Gold of the Cnsars. On tue walls
OF one room 'Tns found sketch, cut or eneray-
e'lwith sharp pointed instrument, Of cruc'-
hx. together with the figure Of man in the att
tude OF prayer ~stan1.uy neaeit. Tie announce
nlent Of this discovery created great interest,"
Hy order Of the Pope tie design was removed
from lts post On, happily without injury, and
coufded to the care Of sionsignore Macchi, who
ia5i'ed Afr. Cass to inspect it,, and permitted
him 70 procure copy to be made. Nntwith.
Standing general discrepancy, the conf cling
views concur with scarcely an exception in the
conclusion that the aim Of the aketch was to
cast ridicule en- the worship Of the Christians.
1tpresents tue outlines Of cross, on which is a
human figure bearing the head If an ass. a
tunic envtlops the waist, and the arns and legs
are partially covered with baadaees. To the
lcft with one hand raised in the posture of ado
ratiou, as depicted on ancient monuments, ap-'
pears the form of mau, while below is teen
the following inscription: J." Alexander; adores
be perceived from the fac-s -siuile. Of which the
scale is oncfourth smaller than that Of the orig
1nat, indicates au Ignorance Of art, being stiff |
and hard, without ease or grace whatever:;
Satisfactory evidence refers the dute Of it to the
date Of Septimus SeFerus. There we're pun,cr-
Gus Christians in his Court. one Of whom, it is
supposed, Of the name OF Alexander, was thus
exposed 10 ridicufe By lis Pagan ASSOCIATE or
cumpanion. The room Was constructed in the
tune of liachian-a period during which there
was lrsend ancient throughout a1l the Roman
doniuions, that the Christians wbrshipped di.
viuity whose head differed in no respreec. from
! bat Of An ass. The letter Of Mr. Cass, dated
Milan, Feb. II, 1850. was written to The Rev.
George Lufii, ID, d. D., Of Detroit. >.
, 1860-04-03
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
l. THE NINETEENTH CENTURY,
PE1f. Weeds Aair Restorative.

says lae y T. L9.s Hc:: n.,s:tst; Eslo~ - pab,h
.n ttae1 70 pr Mesd q: 'lts e:y from g-n.tasn !a
h. l!*1rt ,1Ec bah e:;dt.er hare It's effect whco
s.ss sa1i = , s ~ *ss .2aes L sSaetes are t4aan
feFy from :Ge pre-::-
,..,,, p.rH; M4.uz, Jan. 10. less.
t,cuaa Ar fe= mnths sue " H. highly l,"rleacjd
5sst .: ys. hi se,tornsc inaasa, i maze
Y n:olatr III y ~SEs,. Tea y;
ehar4c+r @.t:e ee n!tts siHcr procured hctte If
sSa; s xl s:a s& &a I sst ,@'se
Lave nee psocnrsc :n.}rr t::;e cf which have n-.c
.s .s a. 81 ;s%; % :: ss pt1 I'll ~ IS k Z
t.; t. ~. n. k.!r r.. r.r: ~ naar oief and no
To- ~ oi atsy I>td VII t6e saiae ttct
Ihs ,'sf not:cs ss:1 aae to you tcI yor vaia:e
tta'cns c':l,.n If Ills c'lT asd resideIt Ee:e
eHe i"Fs an ;o'a.n- .'.7s Any usz yoa E.y r,afs Il
r. 19sve witt II; + a.:' {. = Jour service
6y4eN. / 2!1 1s.tE yotf7 A, u. EAiM0sD.
wccy.s a.1n rF1f5RaT7$E.' FsiSj1Ss1Tfl f. q 'e1e
pHcfea.cr WGot-Dtal sir: Ita:e I'D t1e Eaisfo1uns
ol,s"t t portion Of NY aiz f.oi tlr ctec:s ot ths
sss : Y i" ;: Z 4s t.: ssss e
.: = ;s:s e s;;s i$S$
Is; II: .;:ss Ssst, 5j: S Ss;
asa Ma,s oyef Of iosnsne; ;rf Rsl
o.,&.-. HnexvrrsE:. Jan. IL, 1s5s.
~ errH rzc:s IA rcs"ras l-:.aas:E. ,l1atrnr AID
sro::: trar r::'!ri; "a. rr.e:sd nv nar
x't - .ni.:1 rE~; sg s:,al ut,. haze ssr
o. rsI: tx: ~ 7s sAe The f4Rs e, fa;2s1 Or
S?s s.: @ a y: s.:s;S *
' S ;$s sn:; : ,e H. a' t'e 'y as
, 1860-04-03
SOUTH AND NORTH; Or, DI-
~ fS1xHoSe RECEIVED nrE1xG Trtr -
-.-,.- !CEhA AAo1HZ :ouTH-
BY John q. G. Abbott.
!. eof. il,no 9Ey .,n.' nat. or =

- A"@ss A<"o3 S0& PAEfss 4'F4ee S14
foick or 1uk PEEea:
fFFon the New York 1udepe-dent1
IhE TkHT FEET n3oK OK >LAyEky YET lssCfp. Sound
1odlceu kinn Chi san md timely and II thtui
n author nAcastes in graphic way
tie Hrf aHu'eA or violence which ~
s0r1NE11 fCGEEss1oH~ las Of lite 80 svE.esnatra1fr
InFsueo AID. wll: corttHnax tie c.azy zea or john
G1oEn he sho"a that Ills h.re sc'fIerIl Tor tie op-
pe*sc ute to n IN" the coward fnry M 1A SAT- for o..
presA01 let ae tune of fh- ,uk, while cauJd rauk
and many Is always Kind mud Ecatifmany:
hoesRcfnSAS LIT moi pafsn, but Chris.
IAN. he point: the south to Tue smpe remedy for crl
ax ssA " substituting wages for the ash fea bor
'FRONT.' the New Iork Tritupe.t
IL. au'mNtd descriptions. ad tie ffantn md eota,
# OF IT. to1t are adapted 10 give It faynr .te reception
.n sssn With reader. VITO riot widely from I'm ii opin
tGprs to which this rolrne is devoted and the sr IN
Wo"h they Ere discus ed Though they n,3y Arorse fvn-
pest u oP n from hcse regard aJenee the only
Esa1ntte "f rafety will eecue ~ldc circulation among
HE Fn7Kns or txxEpox throukkout the couut1y.
tFfo'u the AtIanfa fG4.) s:onfe"frxty.)
NAA CoSIkhtT!H1E Ap0t1IloS Production, written in
aferS Fad4 lie style and vel calculated 10 tatl the minds
u tie Ftu-g.
iFron the nctrH Christian Hrra1d.1
which now akita:e o = country.
Iron the ftartf ford Evening rsess1
Hh 1MrYtFs sufh Is would IT, derived 1v any
hohes fAtr nLdcd Northern Rlan. 1t Il WARY pizrc-
xLourrSr.
From the Kew York Ohserv-r1
The book IA 4nteprelv and avevedIy Abojiou.
- ;,no.-n Abbey 4 AGR.!T. l'uhllshrr.,
Ma-uoe7o'm ,., No. 119 Naa:au ftrer*, \. r..
, 1860-04-03
Legal advertisements
CNTATE 0E lNfA1c

= O3 1I134S O1&s, COUNTY Of
~ Cook, sa-@supt..ot CHurt "r Ch csxn ]; ne s,r
e. Warner, '4hc 1aas hai1Fr1 and David r. ftas.r ~
SamuxG g. funtck 4eu5, Mc.,usv aad j.. Il ri 1rsxs
ofeA4ueG. EItuex. q svfus ea!eEea1ts. Abovs nam.d
having b. tc l.. the oc~ Of the csrk " sau >u,erio.
q Hurd:cs. that .t:oEess e The p,.toa Ia I'D
Coat, lhs eth day ot o:oor l:9 ltnat suumons
Eetu1nah|e the drst Nonda5 Of Novtbsr, 1873 a. i I
ock ,hal personally Be nd appear ne{qrs sd Supets"r
C.uft u *AsAee Y CooS Con.yon ts n:e d,y Of tha
m taertVf Sc holden CHICAGO, in tA1 County, 0a
,ae st e.oud.y ofJubs pec md p'ead aaswcr mar
= ~ :d 2s ane's .Id y u a.a* ri matters AID
said petition, W kiNbALL. ELfk
fAA~.LA szl1H' l. IEgxAx 'Coupfts Sofra,
, 1860-04-03

~ Cook S.37Supsrior t.ourt Of chiea=o Nay Term,
Eto-La kli 3 u tSe all NrErtn ti.ii1uis ~ anna =
famer ant +. fA.' he i anil n,7nt cai!n Of
Joh1 T. l.ala:r: aeuaee'- -it'ton 'cf Meeasnt. Lsa.
AtoAs1t u The II nre-I VI fnua ,, rAn rs and
S-1A E. f.lmer, uetenL4nts ~ .u,et, hvils b<tn
E. IL TIC eiaes o. st Ce:t u aid ~. "
Cn skn Sotics = hvrct1 ksvxl the sid Anna D. P4
t-es and Sarah rAnel that the pe onsrs l.d tteir
l.tl!on ID s-t cou. ": III I'll ride hsrsnt oc the
s'nl oa: o sud cont aau>t s.A defend 1rurn4o,e
~ ~ tl.s Auiy 81 ia. nsAt. 1st II by Law e0d
faner. ers atd infant cht trn ct John r. Palmer 1c-
ceased aaail e ard ~ bsose tic hul SUI
u The term Thereof to b. h, sisn CA!asu IL AID
t1tlnty on the iEst Munhav of NY ln ptt.d VT.
swsr or otnus 70 lhs sat tttuu. and The nat.
Il r. a' ta - 'Acr'n tLate4 ar1 si,, wi &as.n ~
nfr'a' Al Eccrte chselc1 aiain yuu a<eor:Ius to
the prayer Of aid Jttit,:n.
WALTER S!NsALI- csrE.
, 1860-04-03
MASrEIsS SA1.E,-St.te Of III;

MASrEL.S SA1.E.-State OF lii
~ nol cocu'J q C. or s.s-Sa~e. Or rnrrt or CHI.
S-ta G1saesry. L. ul4n Baisd ~. Ja,esy z 1s:aney
nuss, LuSa's o'1o,ted, Eemnnd Akin toua kaIlnsD,
II, u, Ies:;' Ai:x,s.ry ssy e Ss' T. = a4s[s Ass
rtns easo aaa A'l~au.:e K::s.aA t:aa.paay.CUll
r. 1cns4se il hereby .:va7 that in pursuance Of d.
ete!A osses esere n It eAu.- .l t@.th lay
nt M a. u su IT. scott. ~ Maxterp thance5v II
sd Count. VII. en tie Twelfth iii Jay Of Ap,j a. D.
Se - tcn oeEkkn the trenoo os ttaRtsy ts pub.
Of the Court Hmte IN t:t d ~ fataxc. In sl Euuniy
fsrI.S xoS&. 1s o,"wlns :sse ,eA es..;e uueh
.ta dtes 70 wih Int re,t tt>t, In Ae CIV of
SH!.'e" = tho Cuuliy u c9vk a ssu Ut IL nol. 10.
VII tot tr' H. y Gos= si11y1us tt, Lat qlne t9l in
E!oek Eighty ore q! A. L.: %. IL E:osk 4.ty-
t~o 81 AL u Att lats 49, eeks. .!tuat.a lYip: ard
0f Chicago. I'm st,lpTr 49,"
M.t.sF In Cnaneery Of tr suprr'or COu1t of Chcs g.
Ea&e11 Gl1tlE1. March 1AE lstt, tnhlAf .Ax ~
, 1860-04-03
DOGFil,S CITRATE OF MAG

lkEES1A-IE POWDER. The bet alternative 10 Tie
worl 70. esck headache and sickness of the romach 1t
edotda IMMEDIATE ELlEF stts7 aat!uE Or ds1ntns
Selling saptd!y million bottes Nod ~ Kew Yo!k alone
h:t SUMNER. fE sale b J.H, REED Il CO. Chicago.
Mandatory lss Sp14nx street. Ssw Yo.k CITY All for
Rokerf'a, aud nse NJ other. nk3{bEp3 In
, 1860-04-03
:. II :. L
GALLrr i urtrHtuCK. EOtupt = 80 T., i1Ib+h-A.1w


~ Cons. 3.->uperldr t'curt or th.caxo, II. r rr,m
i,$-Layhln y. Hodge ard Warren q u,oir vs. Anna n
Palmer ad ) al. Palmer. her. intal.t ehIllen Of
J,iu H. F-u.st. is.Atd.-;.l'e lt:un :ur s.e. an!cs
a'.f sara1 F. Palmer. q ;eItant. alovs el hav-
p.er Cout Vi Ch aso. Ausics i. h.:.ny xlyea 10 too
~ Anna = Palmer nd saEa! r.1a.t ~: ,hs pet.
stls th&s ~4i vn IL kec Jul ~ VI M41e la ~, Ia
.:nmvns III upon . nr4 oa. uf sad q an.t said
defend nte rs uraaue an 1hs tEs Nond-y Il Nay Le1t
lbHA, a : ty law REQUIRED.
uuIs~ yoa. ttr s4st Anna $. ralret and Sarah r.
Palmer. kers sut iant chlsea Of J. ha H. En.er de-
ctastt. stall Er 1eamuIy tc a.>.ur tsiurs i.s mid
s"1rner t"u't Of thsxt Of Cook oaay. "n the mt
Il Of tic tenn thetSo u H. hol1cn Glc xn ia said
'"antr. eu ht a'st Mo ray Of Mar \. -. cd
- .Wrr Or !,nur T., ts said 'tinn hr kae the
clters and III cfr.n claI e., viii bx ken
~ COATES a. ant rnte:ca aA Mt ,cu accounting
10 the Prayer Q. 1:Gl rctait"n
WALTER KiMEALL, C*sk.
, 1860-04-03
OF. ILLINOIS, County

l ~ co.t a0S CuHEJ
l511. " 1T an it. iuw.t+nt ~. rhsmS. X u E,1S'
t1cSier asie HsnI;Iy rn:y tass t;satxs
Asas!s e G.e non.ndAs..A VI &uas u. Mc kius.ry
snd LATE! Ne wifi: Of tic i, fendaa sabove
supsI,r Luu1t St hsas7. >erct ~ e.vhv sven to Inc
~ ~ NJ y Ash'n'., = LAslsA Mckinufy, Ill
foc. IN ia ca1rctsy e t.. eo u tLe t1eny. nIaeta
A.go Aars'. .. art u vnEr,eps .Aefrap "a Issued
fot = VI esu ~ Glhl Llt1l asa rS% ruaa nn u
sf:!M H, - + Sas ~. ~: = ~ ! = n3sirtt.
se~ nti g >nu. 1te SID fhg1$ D. AcH HIualr ~ an4
L.'nA il lin ". .h.l scs.onay b. :u a2:sss irtere
x 1 sas srt Css:sf 80. Ills :. d4y Of tho
o. 'hf hrtt Men ay Ct Mag, s mi ftIi. an.vsF or
I*tna5 !" Tho s.il complaint J! u! e'psziL Inc ami
l. ers I'D :SAs tsEl: chafa< ri AID ataitd will he
Esth a. csf SD. AID 'ttiee ttteseQ Aaiaat you &C.
en:tths 10 the prayer Of a4d bs:i.
, 1860-04-03

MASTERS SALE.-State of llti-

1sA n,. 'CurEt Fon.t - Cuok eounty.-Iu Chapee5Y.
ras i i H. assFsx tt:v ;ts Es; II, ,,.
AS = ia ~ ot @os uuk., uIL Es ape tenth
raE - ipn lss. u II es'ts L. u. of said ~, 1t Tho
NORTH i " o! tie Eeurt Houe n the city OF tAi no Ia
ssit touay. sc i: BIZ .rcts b,.he*s h:i r,he
ws@t hal 1T te ulAeAst 1'nf~ u stus'ou shrty IS tu
t"vp.h!r thirty seytp aoth of range lhts,en it, saI
ee:aty Of ctoE Terms IT sa.-our e4n, ba Ancn
= tarse annual sta!en:s Elta Itstst Il Xix pxy ce
Deferred b 3c1.e lke on fha r1eu.
ssstold. t.rAlSE xnkrh,
49,, ,,.~ M~ar q th-nscsl. c.~k arnty-
Ebir4X4. 1Hftb 43Sh. m Il
, 1860-04-03

HsAscd IL ths world. -
no Other dyt lis pecu aaa,} ztd, 49,
No ether tye produces kuch farli!eA eo1arx
No osher; dye can be appt4 20 rapdsY. -;
fo o.he1 de j. 70 i2.&Iu1 L. il dscta, ~
10 other dye improves the texuse of the Lair HIM bo.n
.ANALizED Ut 1T, C:llLToS,
oAFn!st to tie croan Water ea' Ct Ncw York ac Ger
tiled By him to be Gs hassness q ts1,oa Wai:r 1tec-
hcaas aay be seeu 4. the establishment of the rbn:
soa ~htF< an applied By all hsr d...sers. cRls
1AOoao, No. A-tc- 4cuse. Ncw York. ~
JOHN u. PARK, Agent:
'14''aA"0 12t1&kc stree. Cbs<aRo
, 1860-04-03
",EptttM 3xdtitf8.
+. r: p. : - =;
tark's Prick1y plastcrs.

1nVl~rar 8 .+ratA shev Annihfate Raiq = :"
aese aeataHal F1asses y,t ID readily to the noor OF
es'ds, aoaa Precipitation and taz,w Of Al, The offensive
corEuatcd impurities Of tic system
<ANAs A4ottd b. uscI f.r a1 Chronic 1atns.
1,,,, rcsrt F4sufnetH Dyspepsia. uclds: coasuu1''
tA4ChL1 ton. EAruu. II nr.. Female Neaktcs'. &c.
Fi4AeTERs, ThcY 1ctstn rh.;r ~, - prope.trs when
,0esoa oy of:cs rst.es- r.s cs, snd wEcst al-
AL p101as 3atd rA1x rxos 14isE. EsesJ family
from Ito 4.ould hsve1tc1u. Oae stke cseth. th.re
n MES t!.e4 Gu ll.ttcz. Saar.e scul by mall on
. rerc1t Of twxrty.tsa csE.s. BARNES
ARE. II and II pctk Eox. Ncw Ycsk. sald Whole
and Retail. by J.,uN D. rAKK. III LAks street md
oEuEEtata stnerssy. n.h16oststdvtn
, 1860-04-03

come. til; sbt::f If III; s{sd r. ue is handsome
and remarkably intelligent man, and we'll fitted
by nature md education to rule bts b6madic
brethren. 1 lis wife. according to the Httsburg
,Isst: Is noble speeimsra Of '4de genuine Gpsy,
she is tall and stately, with the presence and de-
1neanot OF one born TO rule. Her hair is dark
atd .luxuriant her eyes Arct dark, hrce, and
br!'ian'; her complexion is ruddy brunette.
and az her Textures. are regular and handsome.
Hef m'en and step are as proud and as stately
A. those Of "Mc1fa .or bd -hil 'natirc heath"
M ~ her hroad-brimmsd Int and holiday attire,
brilliant With strong contrasts, such as the
mothers of her tribe delighted to weur, she
looks erery inch queen. ssanley and his
handsome rife would. DO credit as the royal
head Of people more refined than these Gipsy
:, Eaa9erers. -who. truce their geneal9gyfar back
lnto tie shadows Of the dark aces.
, 1860-04-03
WALTER KIMEALI, Clark.
EALLrF 4 II1fCRcct'E. Tim pt r. sir% A< -&1-&w


Olll 6AHE NAlh.-De etault
- having t.-n ns4e by Fsnl.ra E. E&eb!e~ and 10
stpa rtsan' H. he Lament Of r"ten " stnaa morts
~ re SIKH ay u tunr !. D. one "t aort- -axs
tltess nuEsrR 10 Er urAer nel in biz eaLaclv hete-
unef written tic .u vet A south Chf<a 20
Md Rock as1nu f11"1 VI t*c:bu lHo fur ~ 10 tows.-
tp NJ" ihttyth1ee H ninth IT rRpX: No leven { east
" the tn r pE1nr1pal d!. .:uv n sran.y coity,
s:Atv OF l!uo.s nlostE1.s MD IN TIT Nechtfr q
q Add eoun,T III bo"k 10; ~o page i've hunsre aud
nile Anu It 'hl Il s:. ntsakI x 10 tbs
u'aieEsisn.d H. ks taracity. the ~tst half II souih
west quarter of s@cts tar ypnF s ~L .hip thlsty
IL " t HIr Ut Fuse seven a.. Of tie iisd pT nSl
i HtF:af lh Tic MY ltt >Ae re.sid Rini which
irinnt,re tteoEL. a..i 4i1es ln htux Noel w
pig hrr tnttsth anil tpsevs.
Snw. .tEereurc t. H. Z. Zinc Freer. Nasser In thancerr
Of Coax colaty IND stecai s"atHoutr tor tse purs-ta
CARD In %dd mortgages vii, nPar*lane% With Tie r'~tsH
tae,et, 4ud ihs. BY y !e VI se VI = pubic z*ttn for
q h t The hiAhess bfeE Al he nu: d0.r u The Court
house IN thc e.y Of hea esuty q t"os AMI ~a.e e
IL b en ee " & PHI n.1c ~ ri sn az s.
muth and such t.otuu, there - neee-%sry
nal t. bal1f4ct If n:c> t:tfel By the sid
respectively. witt, The Of nd -a.e
lanls In each mortgage Liable only los be monies
t rely secured. and net Icr toe onts .ec1it ~ tic
ether mLrEas"t L.C. PAINE FRHEN.
N1tes ii Ca1acesy If Csnk eunntv. md
Special Commissioner.
Ghfc1Eo. NA.ch J. I6t0. .,hE171H I'd
, 1860-04-03

THE NEW NOVEL'-say and
T. tctl; blythe su:hor of" Vida Vide World In two
Voihm'a: rice FLU. s. Z. AeIGGS T. CO,
mnl 90 aud IL Lake stgret.
, 1860-04-03

M ASTEE'S SALE.-State OF ILL.,
1sA nols. Eeok County. u. Circuit toutt Of Cook
Geot -. wo;..r =: william II. Eowi4u, +t.A
fatns n:t hereby ksea that l. ~. Pane Frer
e. e. .hs BE-. ats;1th ~ T. ARK 1s It sea ae,osk IL
Nou.. In u: Guy Of tte,so. Cu.y at ok aos. s4it
~ ~ iut:s aueo' = sab. to ,he ass.>t nder fhs
e.st1WstI o. S~ctf.a AEiu... III ttr& IT., II! Township
EI3 n:nt (y+ So7h o1 Kase :hir ~, Est 0; tac
1aad triae "a Nea!an. TN aSyc~ ,auu morn
ofe>s n f.d tontts II Cfos atGr>d. S&4 xsie u bs
Ead: n p1r-u4-te II al orccE Of sId Court.
&c nEtsE fREKN
<u, ~ Master In Ch,iesEy, Co tsnuntr.
, 1860-04-03

PASSOVER BRFAD.-The un-
ccsslened having received he contract Of sna1 ui.e-
tnr1r The f:tad from re Coz git X A. NJ
r. this ey b:cs leave IL to tr l-Ee< 10 the
WFc:n e1,n:ry that bets rrrna-e1 TO oh ors:s tf the
ages mt In 1usel Os.tr. 10 Ii. a!dfcss vii meet
~Ita p:rn n A't nstnn. THOMAS TH0M-U :. A.cu'
mh1st.s3wr:A~ esos Il Clark aa4 4SS S;l;c stsrcts.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-03-30

the woman. The husband, being at this
moment providentially free, was compe-
tent TO try the case in the courts. The
judge, who had long known the man and
wife from personal acquaintance, de-
clared in open court that he would sooner
cut of his hand than he would award the
woman to the estate. The trustees find
ing that the decision would 60 against
them, resorted TO the petty dishonesty OF
applying personally TO the husband, with
a proposition that he should pay three
hundred dollars as compromise to settle
suit which the court had already set
tied (! This sum, though it took the last
cent out of his pocket, be blindly paid.
He Immediately took his wife, and two
of his daughters, from Virginia into Ohio.
Another daughter, now young woman
of twenty years, was behind in bondage,
where she still remains.
The old man is now The owner Of him
self, and of the largest part of his family.
Kind friends may yet assist him in re-
claiming the remaining child. He re-
sides in a little house near the seat of one
of our Western colleges, and earns live
lihood by cultivating a garden, and by
sometimes driving a team in the service
OF the professors and students.
Such is the story of one slaves life for
sixty years But how many such un-
written histories viii arise in judgment
before God against free nation, in which
sixteen States, like the mystic Babylon Of
the revelation, are still making merchan.
disc of slaves and souls of men hide
pendent.
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The TEMPLE OF DIANA OF TIE
EPHEsIANs This temple was built. as
Pliny says; on soft foundation. to guard
against the shocks Of earthquakes -
The foundation, therefore, was laid in a
swamp; wool and charcoal were inter-
posed to absorb the wet, and the arches
from a subierFanean labyrinth, in which
water stagnaies; all which is so at the
present day. lie sUpersiructure bears
all the evidence Of an edlfce which was
destroyed eight times, and took two hun
dred and eighty years in building and re-
building il now consists OF several walls Of
immense blocks Of marble, the fronts OF
which are perforated with small cavities,
irto which were sunk the shanks of the
brass Il silver plates with which the walls
were faced. In several places where the
walls have fallen, they have exposed
cornices and holdings Of former edifce,
against which the newer walls had been
built up. Some of the vast porphyry
pillars, which formed the front portico,
still lie PROSTATE before il; but others
were brought by Constantine TO his new
city OF Consiantinople. The heather
temple was dilapidatrd, to build tie
Christian church Of Santa Sophia, il
which these pillars are again become the
great support of an anti-Christian edifce
But the most interesting circumstance.
Of this building to me Is tie great illus.
tratioR ii gives 70 the Acts Of the Apos-
ties. Here i the place where ~. Pau
excited the eomnoiinn among the silver
and brass-smiths, who worked for the
temple; and over the way was the theatre
into which the people rushed, carrying
with then Caius and Arisiarchu-, Paul..
companions. Hence they had a full view
Of the magnificent front Of the temple
which they pointed out as that 'whicI
all Asia worshipeth, and in their en-.
ihusiasm they cried out Great is Diana
Of the Ephesians = to whom such q TEN
pie belonged.-Porter.
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ALL ABOUT LOVE.
BIZ PHGBE CARY.

l;slways was The my'tery
or mysteries to me,
Why lovers should be 50 absurd;-
Can anybody see?
And, since the thing which puzzles ne.
Has puzzled scores. as well,
II there is anybody knows,
VIII anybody tell7
Tha. Harry loved one little Nell,
could not but infer;
In sure be never talks TO me,
The way he talks to hers
But yesterday they'd been alone
A half an hour or more,
And, though gave warning ccugh
Before ! turned the 6oo-,
Though, TO find 8 blushing pair,
Quite startled By the sound,
But that was neither here nor there,
III tell you what foundi
One viewing pictures on the wall,
With fixed adnirinF look;
And one, demurely innocent.
Reading a proper book.
In not, that is, wouldn't De
So silly, now, would you2
But / suppose. until we're tried,
We don't know what we'd do.
Ard, to be suddenly disturbed
When one has bean,
Is provoking thing, I'm sure
AZ least think it's so.
And rs 10 seeing him alone,
Whist do you think you'd say
For if that never happened one,
One don't know when ii mayl
You wonder now to see me lost
In such a maze Of doubt;
You don't! "You pose that puzzles mos
We know the least about"
We'll, either you're stupid goose,
Or most provoking elf;
thought you'd ask me, sometime.
III had Leau myself!
You say. You never dreamed Of
OF course, how could you; well,
IN tell you such a secret,
If youu promise not to tell
Somebody loves ne, am sure.
think, love him iooi
If foolish actions are proof,
Cur evidence viii do!
thought we both had common sense,
Yet manage as We may,
We never say the thing We mean.
Nor mean the thing We say.
We sat, but yesterday, alone
With twilight sof, and din.
And though be only unused Of me,
And of only him;
He asked me for my thoughts, and said
That his we're with his youth;
OF course, answered him without
A lavish waste Of truth.
And always when be takes kiss,
Nay, never frown at me!
know that you've been kissed-a. least,
know you've wished to bel
Yet such very wicked things
Are shocking 10 the good.
| try 10 look as Mortified
As any lady should.
wonder II the wedding ring
Would bind or break the charm:
can't see how in such a case
Il could do any harm.
And then know that married folks,
Though how cannot say,
Do manage with their love so well
Itsuever in the wayl
The very thought sflicts my mind
With such responding fits,
That if part with him, fear
I'll par; with half my wi;si
And if the priest should make Us tne.
l name and spirit, too,
IN know 10 be beside myself,
So what am 70 DOB
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e. The German Catholics Of Cincin-
natl, have contributed $4,000 TO re-
place in the peoples treasury " the funds
seqnestered by the Vaccinations Of the
usurpers Of the rights and patrimony OF
the holy sse7
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st An English company has pur-
chased a large tract OF mining land in
the Adirondack region. n. Y. for $780,
600. and will comm~ncs mining opera
tons this sumner. The same land was
yoli. tsw years ego. for $4,000
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WILLIAMS HAS COME!
LADIES NOW is Y0URTIME!

III EALTH must be preserved The great
y est Medicine Of the l9fh cenfur, |! II VIII
cure Headaches, Sideaches Long faces. Sweeters
The temper, brings hack Rosy Cheeks, Sparkling
Eyes, firm step with the merry laugh which
makes Home pleasant arfrInd the b. nnrl-