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The monthly statement Of the Band Of
France shows an increase ef cash on haho
Of nearly Fac 100000.
Bourse rather heavier than commeR-
The eruption Of Mount VesuVius contin-
ned. Houses were falling in Terrs Del
Greco. and the village WsS in immediate
danger Of destruction By lava. All con-
munication between places in the vicinity
of the mountain was interrupted. Earth
ouskes were frequent in the bay Of Naples.
JAPAN.
Affairs in Japan we're unsRtisfaetOry.-
The European representative were await
| inc instructions from their Governments.
LATEST.
L1vERPooD, Dec. 1.-The London Times
Dublishes q letter from ThurloW Weed, tse
main object Of which Is to defend the
American Government and Mr.. Seward IN
particular, from alleged hostile intentions
towards England, and diselaims on oeaah
of Mr. Seward, any unfriendly feelings Of
inteDtions towards her. he says thst the
throat Of insulting England. which Mr.
sevsrd made to the Duke Of Newcastle
Taz merely idle talk or bandinsgs.
Mr. Weed says he believes If Engiandi
5;sn4io hto Lord Lyons is peremptoryin IN toni
Il viii meet with peremptory refusal. he ap
peals for moderate councils on both sides 7
as the only method of avoiding collision
The Times editorislly comments on MT
Weeds letter, and says be has made u
canse of his client and bic country consid
erably wore than be found It
The Times says England asks nothin
from America, but that she shall abstai
from actual outrage or that q il Is CON
mitied that Bhe shall make reasonable rePaI
alton. If she win Do this Il = vel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

Hhsrs homAy b CONSULTED daily threu1a ~ A.
sunn and Winter. The very gratifying ansa sion-
bning sacos15 which has attended hs pr.et|esIn II
ON citT, even tn cases Of ths naost obstinats sr
tar, las ELECTED from many Of our baIf oltisans
highest testimonials, especially for the o1rs of
OAEAREH, TuROAT DISEASE. HBOTCHTTTa
BARLX STAGE OF CONSUMPTION, BEERR
DIsEAsE,AsrHAA,LIYE CelPLAIET,
IMPURITK OF TIE BLOOD,
BOEoFgLA, NERVOUS Az.
ETUfTOTg
Dissa5ssoi the Kidneys, ana DISsasss q Wons,.
snd ether complaints which lssd 70 OONdgltP.
TTON. -
HIS rsat success IN dI5sssas of fhs Eh3, f-u AZ
1itsd popular attention, and has bssn egpscsF no
tiosabls uadsr the hsE mode Of treatment.
d. ATER has the most complsts instfuiasats
with which to mskS accurate szamlnafiori and o.
srations when necessary. HIS mods Of treatment,
ths
HRIAN SYSTEM OF CURE,
noEpractIcsd By any other PHI hysiolan, a1d shs pub-
should mAkea note ofthis fiot. Hehaa mstEitA
smarkabIs success in the cure Of BFochOosls, o.
ENLARGED NECK,
which is 30 prevalent On the Lake shore.
Persons sufEsrins fr0B coughs. night sEsatIs
blssdfag e ths IunEs. gsnsrai debility partial
dsanesa imperocs sghts los8 Of voice, hoarss1ess.
Ices Of Assh and lsrsngth loss Of spDstits languor
dependency. pAlpati0n Of the heart oppression q
the chest d1g1ft hrsathing rsstlasznel5 e night,
should consult ths Doctor forthwith.
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DTIOK7 EED COLORED SILKS.
- - HoW1H 4 HIa8Eki
Ea 7oE = 4IU0A
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

~ Harper's and Atlantis are received
for January, at ]. B. Cobb & Co.'s.
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COMMITTEES

Mr. VERSoE, o, Dec. "a, 1861.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

Senator Hale upon the Cues.
tion Of Surrender.
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FURs, FURs.
rzrs roRrrua nY ExpnEas.

THIS MORNING BY ExPREssJ
for
CHRlsTNAs AND Nav YEARs PREsEETs,
BY
z GmATp m
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

Of Trad Kelley and others, asking that
Thomas McKinstry be appointed City Mar
shal. Filed.
OH. B. Payne and many others, ssking
that Michael Gallagher be appointed City
Marshal.
OF residents and property -holders on
Miami street and north Of Bolivar street,
asking that the Council take some action
for the removal Of the obstruction Of market
teams from said street. Comraittee Oh Mar
ket5,
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eaAl-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

THURSDAY EVENINs, Dee. 20.
Present-AnthOny, Ballard, Benton, Blair,
Bond, Coonrad, Corning, Dixon, Freese,
Heating, Masters, ovistt, Palmer, Quayle,
ReEner, saBip, Stevens, sturgess, Thomas,
Wellhouse, Willard.
The President, H. s. Stevens, in the
Chair.
Minutes of last meeting read and approx
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24
4. BI0lM NURSERYI

underngnsd woula a form the cltiHent ofssns
sn %. ..thaihe hu nfhsnd good rupph af Apple
Cherrf antreneh trrss that nre now 10 arst Tae o.
dsf fartrfntnlan iur, tom 3 20 5 years old. Asoa
rood, ,assermoato toflsabslla oIapss.
uifil im Il, T. ooODNOlNhi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24


Female irregularities, weekaess, utcrine displace,
meub uud an iocsWtiiht dla uhiet ana eaa stuiian
ul nonhes OF women are entirely cured BY the Oraet
anhcw Manhalla Uterine Iathnlcon.
10 thitConnection, Bios Reechtr sister OF the Rev
hsWy Mafdbese hsr,ta isusu 10 lho esodio, IsEs
le7, tayst rHnaU.. d.
"lhave nine sisters and sidsfin.laws, and fourteen
knals rousius all usrflsd aud al delicate and ahng
Acid ne i@ments rlrcs ef my irends aud aonhaint
eneo' "A efrnm srrAn ~ uurrsi laaiss bofu IN sets
ceeinfF ahd cuuultgi who afo perfectly heahhyh
10 outes, however, where The GrAeienhcfg Catholic.
90 has been used We must Say that health has rapidly
iaken the place of disease, and lsdus have become
toAntt siroug, vigorous md heaitny.
Mts Hleasen, Of Elmira, says "noautiml, indced,
if thc conhting, uustinE naturv Of woman, bet how
murh does ~ need 90 b. projected by wstchfolneti
that will leud her time ~ jisva4e- torapFcal y
weucal adyttef ofseicnii0c educ duot, mofai Wonh
aua purity ofcharactetn
Aliihois maybs secured BY adaTsiiius he Gusfsn.
iss MslIsAassfymss. ~ Lssd ha. lhEk
achtd 90 win ess re hehe ttaih bf somonA have
ifafelcdmY circuii preceding the gospel thank God
no seveL thai have ailtess aiseasrs give Way
70 thc Graeienhew Manhallf Uterine Caihohuoh,
,shsreyeflt has heeu uset Rev PETER sHAkP,
RidFs ssy, Michgan, Fonnsrly u westv.u snrk,
Fof-sais ~ naBois ca. n. snyder, Timu,
n. ilall, i.e,wlb M = haies, GIssa spHugsi wm.
RiuiareF Ahicai u liaiinar 3 Co, McCutthenrillsi
sad bY madleine dealers itrnuF Fh0ni he stute.
"a o, kiNdslEN, Cleveland,
ne3iy. AEsai iol Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24

Read Whatnr Oo1,uel says erJhs Cradeaben Medi.
slevs, Dr. Z, aphyfyau OF extensive pr,cticr, aud
one otthe most sacessslh Ia the y0uuty (rumbuD iu
which De- tosidpsi
"Ehlt ugr Het ihatl have used The Gtadanbeta q u
anil Manhahh rAlhohoop, yold hsFv by J. ~ Z, job.
ien, "a my practice 70 my entirs sausf,otion. They
ate good mediclnes Ia q, w, nusuNELL,n
Hartford, ftumbull Co, o., March I, leS7
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24
ScrOfula, or Kings Evil,

Is a constitutional disease, corruption OF tho
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitated,
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, Il
pcryades the whole body, and may burst out
IN disease on any part Of IT, No organ Is free
from is attacks, nor IS there one which Il may
not destroy. The scrofulous tniht is variouly
caused by mercuriul disease, low living, dis-
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, flth
and filthy habits, tBe depressing vices, md,
above all, by the vcnercnl infection. What
ever be is origin, Il is hereditary in the con-
stitution, descending " from parents to children
unto the third and fourth gcncrution p" indeed,
tt seems to be the rod OF Him who says, az
win visit the miqmdes Of the fathers upon
heir children" wv
It. effects commence by deposition from tho
blood OF corrupt or ulcCrUus matter, which, in
the lungs liver, and internal organs is termed
tubcrclcs; in the glands swellhgs; aud on
the surface, crupuOns or sores. This foul COR
rupton which gendcrs IN the blood, depresses
the energies Of life, 80 that serufulous oonsdti-
items not only suffer from sCrofulous conn
plants, but they have far less power TO with
stnad the attacks Of othor diseases consc-
quently vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulOus in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this tnint in tho
system. Most of the Consumption Which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
IN this scroftlous contamination; aud many
destructive diseases Of the liver, kidneys, brain,
aud, indeed, Of all the organs, arise from or
arc aggravated by the same cause.
Ono quarter Of all Our people are serofilous; /;
,heir persons arc invaded by tlis lurking in
Gctiou, and their health u undermined by Il.
10 cleanse It from the system we must rcnovato
he blood by an Alternative medicine, and in-
yigornte it by healthy food and exercise.
Such medicine we supply in
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24
"A Y Il 'S
Ague Cure,
IoR rIE aPEEpY evRr oE

- Y -
ron THE SPEEDY Guar or 'Ha
IntsrmIttsnt Fever, or Fever and AEus,
Ncnaltteat Fever, chin Fever, Dunlb
que, Periodical Headache, or Bnious
iiFuhache. and Billions EeEora, Indeed
for the whole class OF diseases 0riEilst-
tng Ia hillary derRnEemonts caused bVT
the MNiarin OF MiasmUtle Couittrlsss III.
We are enabled here to offer the community
remedy whch, while il cures the above complaints
With certainty, Is still perfectly hRunles5 In any
quantity. Such a remedy Is Invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
'CuRE exppls the iniasmalic poison Of FRvER
ASH AGvE nom the system, and prevents the de-
yelopncnt Of tie disease, II taken on the first ap-
pfoach Of its pyemoniiory symptoms. Itis not only
Inc best remedy ever yet discovered for this eass
Of complaints but also the cheapest The laugo
quantity we supply for dollar briugs Il within the
reach Of every body and IN bilious districts whore
tEyEN AND A0uB prevails every body thould
have Il aud il freely both for cure and protee-
ton. "A great superiority OF this remedy over any
ether ever discovered Tor the speedy aRd certain
cure Of lntcrmittonts is thai IL contains no Qpbne
or mineral, consequently il produces no q1hatm or
other injuTiOua effects whatever upon the oOnsutu
tion. Those cured By L are leit as healthy as II
they Mad never had the disease. -
Fever and Ague Is not alone the consequence of
The miasmade poison. A great variety Of dsor- f
ders arise frnm It's irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, RhsHnlafisBs, GO,if, headache, Dina
mss, 1O0fhache, Barachs Cafa5lh, dsfhnlg. PaE
Ritat01l, Palafd ABeehon ef fao tlplssn, flyiter-
ics, Fam m me Hotcffss CoAc, FnfutYsfa and Ue-
fa,Ww'flt gf ~ SfOEaeA, ~ q which, When
onglrAdng "a DIS ea.iae, put - lie blie1aiteit
typs or become pguQtiel. Ibis Y eUltn eHpela
he pois0n hoHi IL bl5sa, and consa,I Iaeni sdlos
them all alike II is an Invaluable protection 10
immigrants and pefsohs travelling o. temporarily
residing is .ae malarious districts. II taken ocea--i
sionally Or daily while exgpsed 40 the inieotions
that VII BE- eNclelee fgom tAe gYsieIn, ana eanno
accumulate IN snhdent quandty 20 ripen iile d.
ease. Hence It Is even more valuable fur pIoieeT
ton than cure and fev will ever suffer Dom inft-
this remedy affords. tuth t'i"-
PrsD.Tsd by0r Q. RYKR q CO. Level niaIig
Dubois q Co, and By al DrusgisIs ssa Dssis1
eveyWhere .hff'i' HerA- ~ ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24

HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PuII.ADHIpuIA

A Benevolent lustituiioa ettsblshgd 81 snecIal En-
dosmkni, ~ the ReuerdfiAs Sirk ~ u nlslrestsd
auhetui nsth Nirisnt and lpiAauito nisoases, sad
s'pseay iet The cure of di'sa,ea efths sexual or.
HanN. N .. d rHsHrr. i
MkDtC.Alt AnNi0 3 fiyea erstis, by the Ac,lsr
@si eeou, ie Az uhe apply hy letter. Sith desrtip
No.,l andin eases otextrrme po,ury, Mudclnts ~.
o. thnd lteu of chatra 'Hf #aHN .0a uTH n. af
VALUABLE RhpORns on rNsFoiaiortluna, and
athef diseafes of the tprunl urftua, ana sntho NEW
REMEutfs saInloyadiH tho nisreuiaFr, seutto ths
~ lotad lu tealat llar saecah 81 rss echarec I've
af thtop Stamps tof postage Nill he aocepiahlt
kutgcon, NoWari Astoolatlnn, No. ? South Ninth -
fhtltdelphiu, Ra nFurlur ofihs directors
EZRA q. O.uRARrNVkLta tstsidsut. s
Csc, FAle0uitp, SeeIvtsfy 1.a decgaiV
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24

A. NsfltNaitlat' y e-Feo ten tenMNNit yNlF1
medcingt otthe O. aooutcrv Ceuipany Tor the last 10
frhFs, anl have Invariably iound them 20 aiVesrcat
taiitacuoui aud the pills hs,et 20 grsat maay
anitict a. ~ gulafas thuir tea aud conte aud wnh
my ttadv they have beUomo staple aHivls. Mafshaa
uwftue cathohcon 10 meiioino that has dsue great
amount ai good in female d icases, One lady sold
u 90 told me she had received NOV buneu fom onc
boiueittn a. did fiom nFcaursc ofnel lighltteat
mcua ~ the most tkiilht hydelans. Ysan frals
IAMEs WILSON
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24

ENruEss TRAss leave, ,uunkitk daily, On uuivhl Of
an rTatns ON the Lake Sho,e RnlfunA, nom Cleyo.
land Ctncuust, Toledo Chicago, and run through to
New York without change ..
riW uNty RourE muWur Cats hr ugh from The
LRkcst TO New Nork city Splendid ventilated sleep
Ing ears tuuun Night Tr1ius,
baggage chcckcd through. Pare always alow NJ
hy any olhrttuute.
Bo.iou Passengers and thelr nagsags transferred
Ffr~ Va New ofh. IT.. d.. ..
Ne particular and call for Tickets vla nuukirt, and
The New NVrk aud Ire Railroad, which ore cold az
ul thr pfiuripIl Railtuni Oni,ustu thv West,
rtis road 0H'ris HyiHuc, ior shipment W Freig ght
suptrorio uny other route,
AN EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
epycs New York daily, making close connections
lhruUghto allpoius West andqulck,T time than ever
before made ON any line.
For Freight racs, enquire efl, pArNAS, 2io
n'oNdWBys NEw NoHGi lpitN nuNtAr, - Slate
-, BosrbS, Mass., ot OF lAooa FoWsytH Fdsshi
agent, 90 CLARK sL,CucAUo, ~,
... .... CuA's, MlNOT,
GENL SURF.
fcbl5-ly,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24
AYERS
COmn9gnd Extract Of SarSaDarilIa,

he most cifccmnl remedy which the medical
kill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal iualady. Il Is com
bned from the most active rcmcdinls that have
been discovered for the cxpurgntion Of thi foul
disorder from the blood, and the rrsclIe Of the
system from its destructive cOuseQueneos.
Hence it should be employed for the etuc Of
not only Scrofula, but also those other niFcc-
lions which nrisc from it, snch as ERugTivE
and SKIN DISEASES, Sr. ANruONY's FRE,
ltosE, or EEYsirELas, PiNrLEs, pUsruLEs,
BLorcnEs. BIAINs and llous, TUNoRs, letter
and SALT IiEtN, ScALp IlgAD, RiNowoRN,
lhEUNArisN, SYrHiITic and dAlHHVvRi6L Dis
gAsrS, DKOrSY, DYSPEPSIA, DHmLITy, and,
indeed, All. COMPLAINTS AitiSINu fuON VfTiA-
TED az LgrUHE bAoOp, The pops,lor bslisa
in mpiDGyofhe BLOOD " i founded IN truth,
Tor scrolila Is degeneration of the blood. Tho
particular pupOsc and yirtae Of this SnraApa-
rila is to purify aud Icgencraie this vital fuid.
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions. UlgEIh
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24

Invites close Cash Buyers to con.
sidrrthe following facts, and IN H|
would not be- TO thriF intctcstt sen him m or'er-
lls busincss IA exclusively cash ones he buys aud
selscsclu,vcly tor CAshi aad has one or the cx
trnsiyr Factories In rihn.
some thiH, didefent choice brands OF seEnrs from
uAvana and fireman coustanuy on hand. An exten.
tivo egsh busprss enahe shm 10 sell atycy tmuli pro
Rts Alsn, sole agent tur genuine Wavnnt Eagle pru.
cpe from the nauuhciory or NJ. de LNilleva Num.
.eTo Ste, Rita Sttvct Principe tslade Cuba,
IT, has also, choise bronds OF dne rut Chewing and
smoting rohaccoi FTeuch RHpnc aud Macnhoy Snulf,
corstanty On hand. Orders iiled on short notice,
ttrms Cash, tdVc0l u sCnlNNEsS.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-19
w a Creased Pig was Caught by a
Rhode Island Volunteer.

: The excellent army correspondent Of
the Providence Journal in describing the
amusements INDUCED in by the First Rhode
Island Regiment at Camp Sprague, near
Washington, when off duty, gives the fol-
lowing humorous account OF race for and
capture OF a gressed pig by the volunteers ::
The poor porker, closely shaved and
thoroughly fabricated from snout to tail,
was conveyed tossthe arena in covered
bux. Pileous indeed was the expression
of his Innocent Jace when, uncaged, he
was turned adriIt. Unknowing his destiny,
he slowly Stepped from his prison, granting
satisfaction at release. But with whoop
ten incarnGte fends rushed mady forward
and endeavored to clutch his prehensile
tail. Piggy, of sudden, awoke to re-
alizing sense of his position, and darted on,
uncertain: where to go, and emitting the
most doleful squeals. He rushed here, and
secuted the.e e, having no respect for the legs
Of any one, and routing people in every
direction. The men, perspiring hot and
eager, were desperate in the chase. They
grabbed and ca6ght only to find their eff
forts futile. No sooner would the prize
appear to be won than it was lost. The
difficulty OF capture was enhanced by its
being allowable only to hold the animal by
his unctous appendage- any other method
being ruled out. The feat appeared impos
sible, but one man ,snblimeIy rose whose
intellect was adequate to the performance
Of the feat. He showed himself to be the
very Napoleon of pig chasers. He scared
supreme at the ardu0usness of the task, and
watching for an opportunity threw himself
bodily on the victim, and seized the tail
between his testh. The squealiDg was
terrific, but was drowned in the shrieks of
laughter that we're undoubtedly heard in
Washington. Who got the pig? Why a
marine of course.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-19
Five Million Dollars Borrowed In
Three Hours.

On Tuesday the Assistant Treasurer Of
the United States at New York received,
at LIZ A. NJ, a telegram from the Secreta.-
ry of the Treasury, "Borrow Immediately
for the United States Eve millions Of dol
lars on Treasury notes at sixty days." Our
readers will remember what day Tuesday
was how the intense heat took all life and
spirit and vigor out Of the whole human
race in this latitude, and made efforts at the
transaction of business business as
there was to be transacted mere feeble
makes ships and semblances Of work and
yet, although this demand was received on
" within half an hour of noon, before three
o'clock the whole loan of five millions was
obtained, and three millions two hundred
thousand dollars of it was in the Sub Treas
ury. And this too, without any other se-
curity being offered or asked than the mere
assurance Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
and his Assistant that the government
needed the money, and would return it with
interest. -NsU York Times.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-19
The Eulogies upon senator Douglas.

WASHINGTON. july 10.
Of the eulogies delivered upon Mr.. Doug
las in the Senate, two only attracted par
ticular attention, and those perhaps because
they were delivered by the new Senators,
Browning of Illinois, and McDougall OF
California. Mr.. Browning took the Senate
and audience by surprise. 1t being his first
speech in Congress, and few persons here
being acquainted with his powers of orato-
ry, his eulogy surprised nearly all who heard
it. by its eloquencc and power. He takes
bis position at once in the Senate as first
rate speaker. Mr.. McDougall of Oalifor-
MIA. has become already popular here. His
appearance favors him in this recpect, for
be is one of the best looking men in the
Senate, and his manners are such as to win
him friends anywhere. His political course
will be perfectly satisfactory to those Re-
publicans in the California legislature who
voted for him. He supports the Admins
tration most heartily in all its efforts to car
~ on the war and suppress the rebellion, in
fact has sunk all party feelings out of sight.
II this good example be followed by the
other Democrats in Congressman it win
be by many OF them the session will be a
short and a pleasant one.
In the House, the interesting feature Of
the eulogies upon Mr.. Douglas was the APP
pearance of MIR Crittenden as the eulogist
of the man with whom for more than six
teen years he has had intimate relations in
the United States Senate. On account of
the popularity of his voice, many passages
of his eulogy were only heard by those i'm.
mediately around him, but it was touch
ingly eloquent tribute to the talents and
character of Mr.. Douglas Correspondence
of Evening Post:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-19

finale is as mournful as the Bride of Lam
mermoor. She can give the effect Of q
scene or landscape which will be electrical
in significance. In Cellar, Miss Pres
colts first story in the Atlantic Monthly,
was powerful sketch of Partisan society
blending theft, diplomacy, intrigue and mar
riage in such very dramatic and French
way, that the publishers could scarce be
convinced it was an original American
production. Certainly it might have been
written by Talleyrand, as4one of bis own
experiences, and is another evidence of her
rare skill. ] know many persons will con-
slider her fancies and her pictures indelicate.
ly vivid. Perhaps. / can scarce tell why
l always think OF Fanny Kemble's reading
of Antony and Cleopatra when / read the
Amber Gods. Whether it is the epicene
spell in the genius of the two women, or hid
den analogy in spirit of the texts, is not We
ry clear in the association. Judged by the
number of her works, Miss Prescott has
done but little. have enumerated nearly
all in this paper, but they have made her
famous, and her name is now guarantee
of public appreciation. If, therefore, you
think I've argued all this power and origin
atty from the slight premises Of few mag
azine articles. please remember this sentence,
from very sound thinker, Henry Giles =
1t is not the matter or information which
minds have or communicate that constitutes
their value to an age or to the world. They
are forces in the age, they are forces in the
world by the livingness which they possess,
which they impart, and which they excite"
ETHEL.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-19

also removed by the officers Tie return of
Captain Thomas my have some correction
with the movements OF this party, or per.
haps the seizure of the Mary Washingto ton
on her return trip.
Col. Kenly received information on Sat-
urday of the whereabouts OF Neale Green,
and Immediately dispatched Lieutenant Gar
michael to arrest him. The expedition has
proved most successful ono, and reflects
credit alike on Colonel kenly and the eff
cheney and determination OF Lieut.. Carmi-
chael.