Hfe

urn 0GDE5SBUR6I WEEKLY" JgfflflOI

JUTTED AND PtJBIffiHID SVBEx* T T J l * i . n » OOBBSSBOaOB, 61. U.TrBBC» COTOIT, » . T.,

J A M E S & H O P K I N S , Editors and Proprietors.

tlUlce, Stone B a i i a ta s*I s» l»en*Stree t , one door front f o r d . -

BHJST S . JAMK3 T E R M S OP T H B S B r D B H O A S : „» . .»nd Office Subscribers—OneDolJarperannum, Jf i ri,S». t o Vutage Subscribers, who » r .

' *& j r s fearVtar-OM Dollar and twenty-flvecent.. v » d b y

'•w

PESSIS FOE ADVBKHBDJ9 „«iare,oaeweek, J03»! icotaomtwomonth. ,*500 * | U » T O _ j „ nTRDo. do. three do. TOO

l) , . j o . two do Di. *o. three do. j^] j j . one mouth, Do. do. two do,. Do. do. three do. Do. do. s i l do. D ?. do. one year,

0T5 108 126

4 00 800

Do. do. Do. do. six do. 1800 Do. do. one year. 1 Islji'colnmn.Vne'montb, 6 00

2 26 Do. dtf. iwo do. » ™ Do. So. three do. Do. do. ffct do Ho. do. oneyear .

BOO 1800 2S00 50 00

jripriate head, with prtvues ^ ^ ^ o o n & n e d to the

^ " t ^ e rateseslablished by law •^S^Swffa-ssi^ B tfSIN ESS CARDS^

H A a D W A B E ' &c

C H . A » l i r & A L L E N , DEALERS U*.

. R O N S T E E L , S A I L S , G L A S S s i o ^ K S , H O L L O W W A R E , C l * T -. V K Y PLOWS, FARHIliB'SANB J E -r H ? ? f C « TOOLS, B U a B E R ' S H A B D -S W O H O C I E - r C B M O l W -

' G O O D S . And Manufacturers or

COPPER, SHEET IRON, AND TIN WARE. | 10-:- W a t e r S t . , O g d e n s b u r g h , If. » •

U K O C E B I E S A N D P R O V I S I O N S .

VOLUME 29.

BUSINESS GARBS, ED. B. NEABY,

Attorney and. Counsellor a t L a w , BonraBtranB, ST.LAWBENOECO, 9. ?.

a m a s s c o : Hon. A. B. ""sinea Mon. D. 0 . Judson, S" D. 4 I L. Seymour,. Hon. B.S.Baldwin, . . . Hon. J L. Kussell, Thatcher, Cooke A Go.,

. .Ogdensbnrgh,

..Ogdensbu-Kh,

..Ogdensbnrgh, Potsdam,

Canton, New York.

MAGONB & PARTRIDGE, ATTORNEYS, COUNSELORS, <kc.

O g n e n s b n r g n , N . T . Ail Professional business entruited to them, will rei

ceive prompt attention. Office, Corner of Ford and Jsabelltt-streeU.

b .MAaOS»,Ja •••A-i O.F.PAKIBIPQB (TBtf.)

Mr. V A N AUKESTS Patent i Wasbang_ jnacMne ; Made

Etna Insurance Comjjfjury, Of Hart-bra, Iraorporatea, 181}.

»1,000,000, . . . .Sorplat i ia fr .Me. k. . j j g A B I E B raKPritlAX. , . . w

H e i n e ' I n s u r a n c e C o m p a n T ; S Oapnjil, tljOJftOOO.; t.;..-. • a«ir;YQrm-lS88. . &

! O a ^ W O O ^ C ^ ^ ^ ^ • « 0 ^ r |

W e a t f c r n M n a a a c h n a f e t t J r ' I n * . C t r . , Pittaueld. ISO***. ^ • ' ^

5 aeplt»l,JplM,O0O...., , . . . . - , . B t i r i ^ a s 8 , H T . a

a n d sold by E\ T. L A C L A B E . ' OGDENSBCBeH, H. Y.

29-18 lyr .

C o r n , P o r l i , e t c . , & c a r - M R M S CASH. Oash paid for BntMfc.Cheese, £g-TER.US, uao=• t iadsof OountryProdUCe. ^ " • S ' . S C O T L O C I , PCaD-STBEBT,

OGDBNSBT3BSH.

GEOSGE* W I T H E B H E A D , t i r o c e r i e s a n d P r o T l s i o n s ,

ALSO,—

, U e a l , P o r i , f « b , Fruit, Wooden-Ware.Ac. * 0 S D E S 8 B B L . B 6 H .

Egr-Casl- paid for Country Produce. All Goods de-iveredin l i e Vluagefreeof charge.

D e a l e r i n

-.Car

(8-tf ]

I I o e K - B l i m E B Y .

, THE SUBSCRIBES HAS FITTED rap.in connection with his Bookstore.an

extensive Bindery, and^ placed h,, It one 01 Sicko*** oolebrated S O U K S MA-

-BIVBP w t h an entire.y new set o( tools. He keeps "onsLntiy in charge of the Bmdery a workman of supe-rtor . t u u l n d is S o a r e d to do all work in ^ | U « > » & h n e » l i e M 3Xi despatch J- 0 . SPRA&TJE.

Osdensbttrgh. Octobe-Snd, 1S68. [S-tf]

M A n . C A P S , A N D r P K S .

E. W . B E N E D I C T , i n x u r s c m a a a ian> Dmsxia IB

H a t * , r a p s , F u r s a n d B o b e s , .adles'and eenUetnetf. h t 91(ryes,Dollars, Viotorines

Ohildren's tfanoy Oaps . io . , • aprMmga-geoerai wsortmentof hisown a n d e U *

^ O a s h p a i d for all *»^°< ?urs, Wooland Bheep •*<;lt8, at the old stand. N-Hdensbargb.* . Y-

18 Meohante'sSow,rord*stw 46-tf

R M K B S H M E J I T S , & C .

( I X V L l ' X C H . H . L A I B E M 0 O I L L E .

, x . . , 410T9 South of the ST. LAWHBSOI BariraiJOX» Office, Isabella Street, Ogdensbnrgh, N. T , _ ^

agPREiHMESTS.—Hot and Cold Meals at all hours. Choice Beer, Ohampa'cne Older, Cigars, Lemonades, Soda Water, o.' a" flavors. Conirress. Massena, ana

» . £ . S O U T H W I C K , I T I . D . , HOMffiOPATHIO P H T S I O I A N & S U B Q E O N .

i Trom t to 9 o'clock, A, M.

« I t ' l l '•'• P. Ml

| ^ n OfBce at Mr. WaBsraa^corner oi Jay and State street*, Ogden«rariih,N.Y. [4Mw-tfl

SAMUEL S. EDICK, Attorney and Connsellor a t l a w .

OSDEN8BOBSH, N. Y. Offiee—over the Stqre formerly occupied by Thomas

Bacon. Pord Street. £mh^d*srtf.l

B A L D W I N H O U S E ,

0 0 B N X B Oy OATHABINB A DrvmOH-BTKlKTg Sear t h e Steamboat Landing, OOBINSBOBeH. H. Y.

j-aacHLis BiLDwra, proprietor. oarxlagerwiU be in readiness at the Bait s o a d o e p e t

andateamboatLanding, to oonvey Passengersand Bag. gage to aad from the House, Free of Charge. The best fo Stabling and thelargest amonntotstable-zooxnof any HotellnOgdensburgn. 41dw-tf

TRAVELER'S GUIDE. N O B T H E B S R A I L R O A D , N . Y.

It iff not in « tptaidia gorynnBat.Ba$ttfM, by^pow^wiW'l^^|^oito ^.JlfftS?"***8 ^ W i 8 ^ ^ ^ , ^ l . ' f f l P*°^ " ^ ^j^fi^^i

yQUINSUBED? UOTfi^BIPAKEFOEKKVBBaKS ^

L i t e ,

o l d

t; Osplt^lj

Fire a n d Marine Stock In»n« J ranee AgeucTi, < . • i.

8 X E 0 H 6 E S T I N T H B S X A W f c j H

s -, , Capital, 9

June « , 185; s:1 Massena, and

t c , Ac. [81-tf]

P U I J P . T 2 A K » n i « A N D R E P A I K I X B . a T H E S O B S O i U B E B W O D L D I N F O B M

^^»v the faoiic thathe is constantly manufacturing J i a n d deeps en nand for sale tne most approved - 1 * * - W e l l a a d C i s t e r n s ? n n s i > n ,

At Ogdeosbanrh, N. Y. He is at all times ready t o r e -pair pumps at short notioe, and for moderate pay.

CT-3hop on Montgomery,near fitataStreet ria-tf.1 A. A. BABCOCK

B L I C K S . 1 1 I T H S H O P .

^ T H E S U B S O B I B E B W O U L D I N -J^ ronn the publio that he continues the

*KyArB.acksmithing business, as usual, at his H r old stand, over the Canal Bridge, on the

Mornstown Road, -n the village of Ogdensbnrgh. Hs has on hand all kinds of Wsgons— Doubleand Sin­

gle; a!«> Baggies, and a good supply of Sleighs, Cutters, Ac All t i -ds of B.acksiiithing done to order, on short notice^ - « . BUTTON

Oadenaburjh, Au»ust 16.186S. 18Stf.

^ PEUFESSI0NAL CARDS A T T O R N E Y S A B B C O L T V S E L O R S .

W I L L I A M 0 . COOSE, A t t o r n e y a s d C o u n s e l l o r a t L a w ,

CANT >S, ST. 1AWBENCE COUNTY, N. Y,

E . & N . C B A B T , A t t o r n e y s a n d - C o u n s e l o r s .

Ogtees," M A D R I D A N D 'WTEST P O X S D A I I I .

Will promptly attend to all Legal business entrusted to them.-

BATH AST OBABT, W. Potsdam.

snWARD OBABY, M a d r i d .

St. Law. Oounty," J N . T . °~~~ \

MTEBS, & WESTBB00K. A t t o r n e y s a n d C o u n s e l o r s a t L a w .

a ^ O J f l O B : 6 1 P O B D B T E B E T , _ ^ Ogdensbnrgh, H..Y.

OHAS. S . M I K E S , CHAS. B. Wksraaooi. r25-6m] V .

O T T A W A A N D P R E S C O T T R a i l w a y .

WINTER ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING ON MONDAY, JAN S4TH, 18118.

MAIL TRAIN,

LEAVES OTTAWA AT V: 16 A. M., u -riving in Prescott at 12: 00, M., connecting

at Junction with Grand Trunk up Express at 12.38, P. . M. and with the6.43 P.M. down Express, and at Pres­cott with the Northern Ball Boad Trains for Boston and New York.

R e t u r n i n g : , L e a v e s P r e s c o t t At 2 00, P. M., on the arrival of the Grand Trunk Trains up Express. Also with Passengers arri­ving by down fiiail Train at s ofi A. M, and the down mixed Train at 7.85 A. M. arriving at Ottawa at 4:45 P. M.

B . r B I N C H . J a . , Prescott, Jan.22, 18S8. H - " l Superintendent

BBOWN & SPENOEB, t t torneys . Counselors , &c>,

OGDEN8BUBGH, N. Y. ^p— Onloe lately occupied by James & Brown.

f .o . saow's J.a.aFaaaia, April 12, 1854. S l - t f

J . M o N A U G H T O N , A t t o r n e y , C o u n s e l o r , & c ,

dives his entire attention to the practiceof h t spro l e i -sion, and solicits patronage,

S 3 " Offlce—Corner of Perd anoUsabeUa-Btreetf.Og iensburgh. New-Tori^ - [28-tf]

J U D S O N & P O W E L L , ,

I t t o r n e y s a n d C o u n s e l o r s a t L a w , OSDENSBUEGH^T. LAWBENCE CO., N . Y .

Offlce, No. 8 SagleBlock, Eoxd-atreet, a p a t a i r s . sosoius V.JUDSOH — f27-tTj joBxrowxix,jm ( .

M O R R I S & . V A R Y ,

At^prneys a n d Counselors a t L a w , orrica MASBLB EQW-

SEO.MOBBIS •UPSTArBS.

B. H. VABY.

South, *« " West, ii u JJ y I, t* »i. " i " Bn'akla,. " " " " " AUjany, '' " " " " Eome, '' " " •'' •• '« Watert'n" " " " '• Boston, " " " . " " Canada, " 8 00 A. M. " " » Canton, " 9 00 A E

^^" MaiiB for Heuvelton, Depeyeter, Bensselaer Fails, and Hermon, close at 8 00, A. H>

'<For MorristowD, Hammond, and Boesie, at 8 o'­clock, P. M. Office closes at 8, P. H. Open at 7, A. H;

Snddaya, open from 12-} to 1 | P. M. All the principal mails arrive at 7 00 P. M,,

except Eastern, which arrives at 1 16 P. M. T. BACON, Postmaster.

Ogdensbnrgh, Jlov. 29 th, 1SSS.

STILLSTAST" FO0TE, A t t o r n e y a n d C o u n s e l l o r ,

Ofnce, corner of Ford and Isabella*8ts. OGDBNgBOEeH, N. Y.

N. B.—Partleulir atientiou given to Insurance Claims^ CouTeyaucing and CoHeotions. [29-18tf.]

J. H; BENTON, M.l>., Mt tlr»< St. L a w r e n c e H o t t l ,

Oadensbnreb,, March 23.1SSS- , I t H

D E N T A L O P E R A T I O N S .

D E N T I S T R Y — R E M O V A L .

«8iH^ ' ,. D B . D. F. W A L D S

"VTETST OFFICE, OYEB 3TJDSCW l l Bfiai , en traneeon Btate street,: oppoajf eflt, Lawrence Hotel. Hemana-faotures'half and whole sets' of Teeth, and win endeavor to give satisfaction infilliBf and ea;-traeting Teeth.

Keepaconstantly on hand TWTH POWDBBfor s a l e , , warran-Wd-to-Tieep the teeth cleaner, withonttniary ft; the teettrpr gums, than any other preparation extant.

esy—ABsencefrom town wfflhe duly noticed. Up* ' Ansinst3T.lS81. rfO-Jtl

D B . 3. AtrBTis, DsHTiftr. O n i o t . on rbTd-aWee^bytnwSt.Iiawrenee Ho* ';tsl . AlloaUip'roraptlyatSended.,

OgdensburRh Oet.9,1865 „^ , J V a I«B-U

W . W . B E S T , I S . © . , & G .

SUBQEON'

H , C B 4 B I ,

DEHTISTS,

Would announce to the cftizerrsiJrFotldam and vicinity that t f i eys -e prepared topettortn a l l oper i i io i s ' in; their profession In |opar,ror City Style. All opera­tion, warranted if required, . teeeimens for exwain-ation cdhstanVy on sand, please ca i lan4 see. Offlce nearEalPend-Bia-Btia)5e7JatlB»nii » ^-•-^M:T^tS^ V I

SaAVJCN^G A N D ' l k A I R i D R f c S S I N G l

Snawlng a n d ssfali^Dxeislnf S a l a c n ,

B«ant«B>ef j?qy«l YIUa'BtoTai^s^plti^itosat, . Q(»raBBDS&B, RBW-:Y^M|* y |%,'

VTA »art»* ottna bestHew»paptrialways;.o»' ols table. fSfrtfl

DRUGS A1TO » E m c r j T B « .

f H. 8; HUMPHBST, • « a o l t » a l e •& B^rUsill toealextii D r v r a

a n d !!3edlcfmm*7 . • ~ | ; Hints,Oil t.Dye-Stnffi.Wtailow Slu»,Dar«metrM . ?tock^entUt'sandJ|r«rie*niltr»niinfif,WlB«i,

No.t lUat.BB'.ooxL.roa^STane.OaiJsunBBrasajf. y

Olty » r n £ S » » « .

• JOSS BINBGE, i t t B f t 8 i g > « f t n e PsfauoVPort »n*GoUlen M » r U j

• n a d e o i a b o v s A . V a a s ' S h w s t o r e ^ o r t - S t r a w t . . WHOLWALIART) BBTAIL P l A L P t g V$ P I P O I ,

«Dwnfs»,FAiirw,oixs,KniM,*«., ! a alltlMir varWUea, UaiHDy»«sBt^'1rln4ew-«sM

}Ua«-Ware,BrMhM,Trtl»tArtJUtaa, p a s t s ! • otyp« (rt«et, i s . .""• TKttr

, Sir the safe of'the •" •!! ••

unworn mast * * B eo*»v • Sopwrlor'Vorsrand « x Snoe W»M. t>ssMrt-nippsWiw' tUnaJ»^Mr«i»iris««l^ sairlsW » « » eawswwsss to ' than, a WaL. Warranted the »«s^la\.saara«s..

=vr

•I'd * I A » « » Kkm -muiv**

CHANGE OF Tip ! .

SUMMXB AHRANGEMKNT.

ON A N D A F T E B M O N D A Y , A P R I L 18th, 18&9, Passenger Trains will rnn as follows:

(Sundays excep ted) Leave Ogdensbnnzh at 4:10 A. Bf.; Through Express

to Boston and New To~k the same day; connecting at Potsdam Junction with Trains of the P. A W. E. R-, for Watertown, Borne and the West ; at Mooer's Junction with the P. 4 M B. B.. for Plattsburgh ; at Bouses Point with the Montreal and Champlain Bail Road, for Mon­treal and with theVe. Central Ball Boad, for Bur'tug-ton, Troy,Albany,New York, Boston, Worcester, Ac.

Leaves Ogdensbnrgh at 12:20 P. M., Mail, connecting with Railroads as above, *rd with Lake Ohampialn Steamers at Bonse's Point, at 0:80 P. M. Passengers by this Train reach Brston, Worcester, Springfield atd New York to dine next day.

"Trains from the Bast aod South arrive at Opdens-burch at 11 A. M., Mail; 7:00 P. M., Accommodation : 12:80 A. M., Throngh Express fr.m Boston and New York.

G . V . H O Y L E , S u p u OHflCE NOBTHEBN RAILBOAD, 1

M A L O S I . April 14,18b9. f

P O T S D A m A N D W A T E R T O W N R A I L R O A D .

i l a l a M B H I s H i V s S wK9E^K9E-lSE'E9EI^^i>K£I^MC-r^lsssslKcBI>^_3Ks 1859. STJMMEB ABBANQBMSNT. 1859.

11.15 A.M. 5:50 P. M ,

O n a n d a f t e r M o n d a y , A p r i l I t , r p B A I N S LEAVE POTSDAM JUNCTION AS JL fol lowi: ^

Mail Train.' Exp-ess Train.

Passengers by the ITxpress t-atn will reaoh Albany at 4^0 A. M.. and New York at 10:00 A. M. Also reach Buffa'o and Sospersion Bridge at 9,00 A. M. and con­nect directly with Express trains West.

GEO. B . PHELPS, Supt. Watertown, April 11,1853; • [ t f j

POST OFFICE NOTICE

MAILS Going East, close at 8 40 A. M. -- - - 8 40 A.M.

9 00 A. M.

wSk

PhtfeiHx Insttranc.jft C«mp»Jnyf - ' Hartfb*oV Cttl884it'i.' • • « * - ' a

1200,000.—.. . . . . . . . . . .Surplus,$2191084. § .

C E t y I f a s i l r a n c o C o t n p a r i T , o Hartford, Ot. 7 -, • Capital, (160,00ft . . . . . * Snxplm,.|5T,4TO. ^

N e t r s K s t i f a n d T n s u r a n c o C o . . Hartford Ct., 1868,

I Capital) 200,000 . : - . . corplta |o2,93«. I

F u l t o n I ^ s u r j t n c e C o . , New'York, 1S58.

0 ipital, $150,0C0.

C O J U M c t i c u t J t l i i t u a . l _ L i f e I n s C o . g

AMOtt,

Tarmera j your not 1 more; at J No pf em I Call and t eithe- c

t o r e t y der tbel

Apply mond : ». Bald Sties J Nor'h

tar

Hartford, 18*0. ^ U-*.U.—LA$S,fl0H*0O---g2

of St. Lawrence Oonnty I can Insure H hotjses and barnsfor a term of three years or £

lower rates than Mntnalajfor cash down, p netei taken and no Assessments made e>

Pee before Insuring. I own no afock In and my customers, may eontlnne

ieiirs

piem :am

mvbest jndgment to their securities un-pelieies. to A. E. Morse or P . MoOrady. of Ham-\ t, Lnm, Bosste : T. PhelaV, Mbrrt,towii,r

^Norfolk ; 0 B. A H. Andrews,Maaena: lal l . RajmondsvUle and B. G. Baldwin

Pptsdam. patronage Is respectfully solfolted.

L. HASBB0UCK, Ogdentburgh, Feb. 1, 1859. [Sl-lyJ

Your i

I N S U R A N C E ,

FIKE & MARINE. N o r t n ' f V e s t e r n I n s u r a n c e C o m p a n y ,

o f O s w e g o , N . T . CAPITAL, 1150,000—SUBPLD8, »M8,00O.

S p r t n g f t o l d F i r e a n d i r r a i - i n e I n c u r * a n c e f i o m p a n y , S p r i n g Y i e l d , m a s s .

OAPIJPAL, $150,000—8DBPL0B, |2S9,000.

C o n t i n e n t a l I n s u r a n c e C o m p a n y , o f N e - w Y o r k C i t y .

OAPltAL, 4500,000—SOBBLDS, »208,00«.

y A U a n t i c F i r e a n d OTa.rln<> I n s n r a n c e C o m » a n y , t o f P r o v i d e n c e , R . I .

OAP TAL, tl50,0O0—STJBPLTJ8, »T8,000.

N o r t n A n e r l c a n F i r e * j n s « | r a n c e Com-p u n y , o f N e w Y o r k C i t y .

CAP TAT,, $S50,oOO—SDBPLTJ8, $87,000. ,

FOETMYa > >.»roai (he AUantio Monthly.

Ths Owok»d'P«th.

BT QUYJ5R..5Y-!.HQL»«a

A h i W r e i t I s t theiUtJInghfall That ma-k* tUoiol jemeBbt -

That, gap that atraok oar schoolb That ma-k* (Mold jemembe'sd^not.

•gap that atraok oursohoolb-y trail, ThtfcrboYed path across tholol . .

That sunt was o n l j fly« fllo. sarid AoVut, trfS^Se-curity ten thoiuand, w M i ^ a a b a e A most iMaely sacrificed.' .. •. . t

''Teii tboosahd dollars PM rhuch'is thittr' said, T- Mr* Fleetwood, in »-cB6>fflftJ»'6ice. • "

' T e a ; ao njnch as th»t i* t i (a id ' ier husnarid.—' I i left tlio road by tcTiool and ottaroh,

- A pencilled siadair, nothirg more, Th at pa'trd fretn the rllver bf eh

1' > A n d endsd a t •tfisfarin house door.

Mo Una or compass traced Its plan. Wl h frtqnene bands to laft ar right,

In aimless, warward carves It ran But always kept tfioddoVlri'sIiht.

TBI pto^ti porch, with wsodbln*grain, The broken millstroe at tbs s i l

Thonih many a rood might stre'oh betsreen, ^The traantjchild soald, sjsa thsm sun ,

- No rocrvtoros* tnopithw'tyi l . , No fallen trunk Is o'er i t Jnrowa,

And yet its wlnus welmow'not why, And turnsAa.Hforce*andatons.

Perhap t some l o T e T S d jho way, '"With .hs*logkne« iW*iespln ! f fc«»Tt,

Or one, perchance, wllholpuded brain, From sOtne'vonOIy oarqaet ree'ed.

And since, oar devious step* maintain His'ti^ck across the trodden field.

Nay, deem no.t thus—po earth born Will OoaM ever trace 4'fsolfers Una, l'

Our. 'ruest staps are b.uman, stil l , "To walk unswerving were dlrthe.

Truants frcm love, we deem of wrath, ' Or ra' nrr let usHrusfthe more,

Throruh.aU the wanderings of the path, W« silll oan lee our Father's door.

G o d B i e l s T o o .

And so It often runs astray, With sinuous l i i e n ' a!na sudden start.

o t Stassasfljit Insurance Company, Springfield, mass .

CAP TAL, 1150,000—STjBPLUS, $28,000; KC jmmenced buslnest In July, 1857.)

Nortn AJ norican Frre Insurance Pern-pi ,ny, of Hartforrli Conn,

CAP! TAL, $800,000—STJBPLCS, $18,000. i ieoently commenced business.)

H a m p i i a F i r e I n s u r a n c e C o m p a n y , ot S p r i n s T t i e l d , m a s s .

OAP1 rAL, 1150,000-BIJBPLDB, $72,00©

F i r e I n s u r a n c e C o m p a n y V o f N e w Y o r k a n d B r o o k l s n . .

CASH C aPiTAL f200,000-8USPLUB $77,000.

I The i ibe%e Stock Companies are amonr the beet

i n t n o c o u n t ^ * Jor Insurance,(tosny amount),apply D . M . C H A P I N , A g e n t ,

Ogdenibargh,N.Y. Also, Not iry Publio and Attorney and Counsellor

at law. £17-11]

P h c n i i

f\

N o . TO

O R D - S T R E E T

w he hat fitted

L . D . R A L P H ,

OTJLi RESPECTFTJI.LY A N N O U N C E TO the c fcixeni of Ogdensbnrgh and vicinity, that

ppan

APOTHXCABY 8TOBX,

n QnjUBT'sp31ock, two doors above Messrs. BaTaorjat' shsre he will keep a

C . O O D A S S O R T I T T E N T _ s B ~

Of everything lntholtne .

The buslne a win be superintended by 8. W. BALPH -J r ^ who kas. tad a long expericaco and thorough prac­tical knowled ie of thebnslnet i , ;an4 hopes by constant application a id careful personal attention, to secure for he proprtetoi 'a liberal snare of patronage.

September 8.185T.

WHJ.TAM TVTRT.HTNCH^ x>zt.ox>XToxri

Coiiimissloii Mercliaiit, N O . 41 . J I E B W 1 N S T , ,

(near cor. W e s t S t ) .„ C L E V E L A N D , O H I O , . .

Plour,<}raIn,Pork, Lard, Ham, Bacon, Batter, Chat),*, Hops, Dried rrui t -I lax , Clover and Timothy Seed, fo ta iB . J J . v, .

EstaWIsKed In'1848; ••'AD Easterriorderfrinall receive •oojpf attention. . ^ • . „ 0 ^ B e f e r to the'Banklng and Business men gener-

»ljyt<*Cls»»uu»*. ••< .-• , . - a : y £B04»«] <

DILLIMGHAM & EAiRfi ni

^DiIiIHGHAM & EAEL,

pi^iN& • ? imoiA^» ' THB

* .(IS T

. 18toek«rDBBe»anaMXDICANIS/'Brnerly own­ed by L. 8. HOBKIS,have opened theaboTe store with. » n e w and aeleotedr stock of DBOG8, MTOIXTOTB?

*o,,w'l

An& gevraAtsgsvtttaawSars artwH.iflOoe of the . ! above firm Is a n BXP1!RI«N0I1> DBDGGIST

and Is capable of dispensing aU"pres*rlp^

Ogden«binxh,NoT.lo,i io8. r o t i f f i » • * • * • ' ' • • Y • /-. • : • — i f l w i

•"• , ! I3?i-OrdS] bar on Carol

' O ' J D ' S P I O T U B E G A t i i S f e a ^ b!

ICTTOUtlBOa?.ALE, STYLES X A s W f « N REAsWAJBliri TERMSl' "^ ,

I3» 'Pictnri*na»sjnifl«a»n4 colorWlactUIf Tequir»*St

man of )aa mn»aai axata,m9tajmam. '••' »" '«^«s»sWBfr»J i^ l !^ -W , f to . - ig ,

HRT i tpitoi-wasx/..'

0T i , ,V * sua! S, BOSTOW, MAS8. J 1>® IS THB LABG18T AND BIST ABKAMGID Hotel in the New England States; laosnt'aliy.

J _ . ._ ic^t t« , and eaarofaeeee.from ill ttr.«»t*s-

eotaiaodatleB of the trsreUlor pnbHe. Vb* MeepUji

eoaunue to bciW^^Su^^a^'S^ST^ k$tW,f«P,«fc,|fS|h^ Ml

isAirrjyAistTJMBS Am> p i IJ—iiitTteJ ,0

r s M S B ' sBROimsk-«LJssMTB»,.-,7-,: V

ft ?,» Wfl

T3^6«Ds»OJ!TH»»»iiNOBAJWl AMA

* A L L . V •2f»«*»«. a»s* • •

m at.-

- t»f»s»-

A. WATKOUS, IMFOJITER OF H A R D W A R E ,

^

¥IUSLt

BAB, BAND,

' fcfcM, 18B ,

dlngand1 lemste a n a a t r e a s b i i M e

L . D . R A L P H ,

N E W D B U G drOBJB.

How sweetly 'all these simple words Cpon the human bears,

When friends Jong bound by strongest ties Are doomed by fata to part.

Too ssdly press she-hands of those Who thus In loveca'cs< you.

And soul Terpen'ive beats to soul in breathing out MQodxdess you!"

"Sod bless yonf" ah f long, long months ago I heard the nvuraful phrase.

When one whom 1*11 childhood loved Went from mydreamy g»S'.

N"W blinding tears fall thick and fast, I monrn my lonsr lost treasure,'

While echoes of the heart b- log back Tbe farewell prayer, aGod b'eea you 1M

The mother sending fortji baj; boy To scenes untried and new.

Lisps not a studied stately tpeech. Nor murmorsout' adieu."

She sadly says between he- sobs, "Whene'er mutfu tones press you

Come to thy mother—boy, come bees , Thenndtyefgbs , "God b ess JOB i"

"G*id Meii you I" more-of love expresses Thau volumes withrut number ;

Reveal *e thus "ur irnst In Him Who<e eyel ds never slumber.

I ask in par'ing no long^epeecii. Drawled out in studied measure,

I only ssk 'ho d e e ' old »o>ds, £o sweet—so sad—''God bless you ln

fcyr-su&WeTe *•*<> Mtdra^p^tarjidng before (hey came due. The tranaaclirjn rfaj cdiiadiered.-

irnpte rtsourcesV m e e m l B i | t » w e re meait iosectii'e, eVeff'.f my friml' faUeri"to do-O l k . . » H ^ 4 --_•_ , _ A _ J - .1.-^1

T l j o C h e s s B o a r d .

Young Bnlwer under the alias of Owen Mered­

ith, has just published, a Tjgtn.me.oi' poems in Lon

don. His p*oem, " f o e CBcss'Bbard," the Athen-

asum'foreeea ViU be extracted in atil future col lec-

tiooa-of Engnsh-poetry . flerailt. I35:

l i e little love, do yrn. remexaber Ere we were grown so s dly ~ Ue,

Those efeningaln the bleak fceemuer, Curtain'd warm from the anowy weather, When yon and I » 1 y > f chess tr-gether,

Cheo> mated by each otber's eyes I Ah, still I see your soft white hard

Hovering warm o'er Quean and K D got. Bravo Pawns in Valiant battlo stand :

The doubleCastles roa>9 'He wings: The Blabop bent on distant things. Move,, sidling through th« fight. - o trcflnga-». touch; onxglanca, xoeet,

And. fall e r : falls jroar golden hair S ta l e s t myehee* r you* b-isom 'West

It hearing. Down the field your Queen Bides slow her soldiery all between,

And cleckrmeurjware. Ab m e i the Uttla battle's done,

Df.pertt In ail i t . ch valry; Tuli many a-tnove, since then, have we •MJdltf.'sperplexing oheqaeri made. And many a grate w](h Yortane plsy'd—

What la It we h i r e won? This, this at least—If tMa alone ;

That never, never, neVer more, As lq those out still t i l jhUo' jo ' e ,

(Eiowe Were grown so sadly wise'. Can you and I shut oat thn skies.

Shut oat tbe world«jtud wint y weather. And ey«< eicharglpg wanath with eye,,

play cnets, as then-we plsy'd together t

MISCELLANY. ftomMlUlettrt Illustrated Monthly Magaxlne,

OBLIGING,A FRIEND.

" B » T.'Sr'Wl'lSOIt.

'Ruined 1—rained 1—ruined!' was t i e wildly ut-tered exclamation of Mr. Fleetwood, as be came hastily into'the room whero his young'wife eat embroidering a scarf; and, throwing himself at full length upon the sofa, he hid hia face, and lay Shuddering like one in an ague fit. ! The OJedltf work dropped1 from1 the hinds of

Mrs. Fleetwood, and for a momeflt or two-ah» sat ike one paralyzed. Then;-- rising hastily, she p r a n f acw«i tbo room, and, dropping on her

Itaeea tWido her.huaband, put ^er,arm hia neok, •^f l s i id , . ',Oh, Edward! . Edward I. what has hap­pened 7' B u t tne' oniy'reJiponse she received wag a groarf'SO lull o f angUisKfihat i t « n t a shud-

L. l>. EALPH, " 'oW through her heart. r'SpeATc E-r»ard i' she

! 0 h » 4 S 9 * . 'ni« »J8bM»y!te |T8W d W ^ O l h e r e la no moon; and the oJoqij l a v e hidden the stats'. If It-were nrrt^iot'tDle times"/1 nilght save myself from disgracetjrough friends'^orice Able,andalwav^waife^jjinjtiHiTutois iweejpinfe thiongb the land, aqjj J » . b | 8 t , the bray68t,,jui(l the most, enduring are riliiDJ [ all around na. To raise the sum of'fire tHdns«Wa dollars, and1 geV these notes tmck againIrjtTJ- tiyhandsy is aluipat lmpojaiblo. In la.-s than ,ti 0 - months they. will be due, and then—' T

; ' " _ The picture wrought* s / t ^ l e 'exeU'ea1 fiiiigina-'

(ion of Mr. Fleetwood was to dreldfii l to look' upoa that he.cortrerl.Jss> b£ with bis bknda aad shuddered. H i s wtfedid,nol offer ,any wordsjpf-comfort ; for upon ner own heart Tiad fallen an almost sufiobatiiife f e i r f ' ' T O s o r i a l sacrlB-!e''li!t*i* no terrors for Mrs; FleeMtooTjr Vi*)* braV« would she b a v e > e e p Voder ,jmj. of the common visitations pf wordfvrjijaster, . J u t the thonpht of a dishonored pame o r the oiisband " of whom she had* been a * prodd,Jsnie*ll h e r like a dagger.

' S o m e t h i d g m u i t be d o n e r l i t was tbe •wife's vo ice that broke- the *aleuce.„ .^Something must be done, Fdwar^l b i s b p n o i f j^everl never1' And h e r plight form lifted HseFjtip:* H o p e kp'd courage werebeg innrag t o rtfvire. "This sudtfen shock baa prostrated you, dear bnabandd* abo ad­ded in a ca'mer voice. 'You will recoxer strengtli eoon, and with strength will come purpose. TJ"e will, I have often beard you say, is creat ive .— Tours will be, I am sure. This Bword, suspend­ed by a single hair, shall notfatL'

But Mr. Fleetwood only Btjook bis head mourn­fully and answered, "At any o h e r t ime there, would be hope. A t any other t ime I could h a v e met this threatened evil and triumphed. 1N0W, Anna, even to struggle were folly. Everything is iu confusion. Furtuues, the accumulatioQ of yrars, are crumbling into dust; mutual confidence is destroved ; a frightful panic is sweeping over the land Men who would hare opened their purses to m e freely a mouth ago, are now in e x ­tremity. No , no, Anna 1 It is vain to look for help. The breakers are just nhead, and our Bhip is drifti g fust upon them. No'human arm can save us.'

But still the young wife would not abandon hope.

'1 will trust in Heaven to bring you a safe de-l.rerance,' were her words rome hours later. 'No wrong was intended, and therefore I must be l ieve that the dreaded consequences will not be per­mitted to fall with their crushing weight upon you. T w o months yet remain, if I understand you, before the bills become due. '

'A little less than two roon'hs,' b e replied. . 'A great deal may be done !fn two months , Ed­

ward. Do no not despaitt ' 'Dear comforter! ' said Br. F lee twood , looking

down upon the face of hfafwlfe. 'I should hardly deserve tbe name of*»man were i to give up wbol ly, with your sweet soliciUtiona to exert myself filling m y ears' But wha', what can I do T I stand al the foot of a tall mountain, the eea on

keep ing b u g e y e s ftflt ^jsoif Floy•£L-- i i ' j eriae3 ;

more easily! thanrwa8anHeipat«rat)a' witndntfthe' wnseonenc-jilhadieared. . I-JeaSejonio.the enjwment^of jpur 'luSgqt.tea. gains, if that be £ 0 f i . i * # . ^ o f o r t n fi>'»7 t h e woridleahV but*ith%^earcoiuide&r:aiia an nntiriSheri •amevti . . »i - f »•« . . . . . . ..n. ...

Tbe-key was in ,fb«r*>or—the boWspwng-ao-J. Mr. Fleetwood Yanisbed like a spectre from the presence of the confoithded man who badhefrayed his confidence aud weflnlgh comnaisgd the*rura of bts reputation. • »'.

Tn<MWTOalf spr^saign^hicb J&s,. Fleetwood noticed on the fiwe. of her husband at nartine. trooblea her. nHe had seemeti id aro&|B up'sud-" aenly^ifsome new'tfiought hatf glarieea thr6»-; his mind, a'ld some desperate purposeijeen fbrn»i ed pa .the. im-tant. He was no aooner away-than

-?§S?i'?? be-San to ,8u£Sest danger-; ., jvltat might-he'iiot be tempfe'd tb do"'shoufd'he meet thetaan who bad wronged'him? The'heart

. -j ot-Mre. FleeWood began totremble.L .. . Half anjiqur of most painfuijs'uspeuBe..followed,

thehusbaj-i'd'sdepartnr-),' Then he came, in'with a tjmet, even step, and ascended* to the room Where his wife sat awaiting him. She was too. weakto rise, for her. miqd bad-created so tuany-ternble imagee, that fear had robbed her ot S&eagth. The face that appeared there was calm, though ahtUepaiershe'obugh" than when She, looked upon it last. Sao tried to say 'Ed­ward." but.could not.

AJI'at once the strong fetter which Mr. Sleet, wood bad placed upon his feelings broke, and springing forward- be caught bis wife in his armB, exc'aijping, 'Saved—saved I dear Anna. 1 have, fojund the, bills ami, ijjej are canoelled. I tone, them into a hundred pieces—see f And be threw a shower of fragments into the air. "And you are the cause of my present happinessf dear wife I' be added, in an other tone, kissing her very tenderly. 'I saw no hope of recovering those fatal" witnesses. So far as I could eeij Jhey were gooe beyond recall. But ''your nrgent promptings quickened a Dew life within me, and perved me with a new, and I will own, desper­ate purpose. I went to the house of Floyd, re­solved to force him into terms of some kind, when lo r upon hia table lay the very bills. He wick­edly holding them for his own benefit, I snatch ed them up, and rent them to pieces.

And BO the fatal witnesses of a weak, blind, nay. almost criminal violation Of the faith so hon­orably reposed in me, have perished 1 Let the property of which that villain has 60 basely "ebb-bed me, go—I will Dot throw after it a single sigh of regret, for I am too thankful that a good name—more1 precious than rubies—is spare* to me.'

THB LOST nOTT.Ti

A B K B I C a TOB. FASEKTS.

The following affecting tale of a lost child is from the pen o f the B e v . Dr. Eddy, the editor of the Chicago Advocate ;

It long s e e m e d strange to us that the word of the Lord described the return of a sinner as occa­sioning Buch thrilling rapture in heaven, and that it contrasted, as it did, that joy with the emo­tions toward those w h o remained In tbe father's bouse, those who had not wandered and 'needed no repentance.' I t surely could not be that a heaven of purity loved one s innermore than nine ty and nine toilin*», straggling Christians. That

either band< and stretchiig my gaze far away was impossible. . B u t it was possible that the all-

t*Mw-tf]

W O I L D OALL TttE ATTEN-"' a* » " « • **.- ._ .»- j < n « . . _ — k . a A M . J >f MorrAanti a-nd^0onBamer« . 0 -• . h l i i f o c k o f . i •

S H E L ? A N D H E A V Y 4 2 0 0 D S ,

Suited to the Fall trade, consisting lnpert as follows:—

l O O BO [ I S GEMN'8 WAKBANTED AXIS , SO d' . BLOOD'B do . . do,

I S O d C -.x*BAT-rS' do . • -doc. • ' 6 0 0 KB IB." BAGia'-.ABSORTJtfl CUpSAMi

SO d t . ' 'do.' ' "do: OHHOH dot-' lU-O'SMOOBJlx'-OABPS,

l O O D I Z t N do. OOMBST 1 0 , 0 0 0 » 1 M S GIMLBT BOBJEW8V

1 0 0 AA IEB arm. T A C K S . I T S KI ptf wKonesT HriTSi

i | R u i n e d I r be replied ; 'hopeleeaiv* ruined J' ! 'Ofi, Edward, looK'ipt s^«tic?'«eo your face,

'dear hnsband.' ' And ibe - tne ib to lay her .cheek j loft her that, evening, forj shejj •T&srttigauist bis ,buthO'kep^UAcaturn(!dJrom toter* i • .J ' . • • o • r •* ' •

. Very, very pale was Mrs. Fleetwood,' as she 'riiMtfherseff'fromaaneeiagpmWrefana^^ 'irigarhhair-ta) the sofa; satxlowti, audi again laid hte-Jumduponbar b.nBbjiD-l^xPfw.jearj^be- had .bfeen;* bride t. and ttis.was the first;cloud* which h i d f c k e n e A e V s k f - M ^ r t t ' c f d i l ' d ' J but5It-held -tldesmtag^teir^m^itfii^^ '••«* -•

: The w-ffsyiideepJoyaAsxl gUeffistr'iDgfcto ber. hi - - -Hi

• i i

• ^ ^ r f e l ^ s e C ^

*->r?; s^./fitfiraaOMp*e<i

iHwaaa&p'-._ ^m^m^H&L^, a b o - s * t l » f t y l U s t ( i » ' J ^ l ? ^ f e M J * « i ? « S i Bt.Li wrence, a Quarry of SHPsBlOB BTONIt

ngs and Steps, WaUr-Tables, D6s»iamia-)

, k n ^ r p l n ^ i r e e ^ d ^ . ^ ^ I—~ oUtartiforat of :«fes 'eo», ' fr- -Outsl rsj;or-[any.

illi

itery purposes, done In.ths best s ty l*pVfcerS|fi-''»'**i-'-<>"'' ••itrY, r,la»!oqqa'«ve

j OgdexjsbBrs l»,li;ov:8.18B8

jr^sf aja;sf^fjss«wj^w^«*.m-^f.^-^^*—^*- . •.m«# •- . a ^ ^ s , *# r^w

mH&

If^ir*l

•"Jewj»«

km

•AJfjW^KK^JW'i) 4i# -.-WjaVBOIsV^'s-ll-' l a i e . ^

."wrsc r.'^Wwfslss'W-Sfeti .-•i '"', ' ';. i.-V-."'1-' '•'•--'- LL -U

• ' J j r O H S j

«%T/04S' -:

Oos5|

i ' * *SS*V> *?/*-•»;

****s**i

upward, I see only a perpendicular wall of rock. I have uo wings, and canfot'Tlse, like the eagle, and escape the danger t h a is hastening towards me, aod threatening swift sesfjruction.'

'In whose possession af« the bills ?' asked Mrs. Fleetwood, desiring to givj direction as well as activity to her husband's nfndi <

'Tbey are g o n e wholly ijeyqnd my reach,; was tbe answer. 'Instead of being left in the hands where they were first placid, ' | s collateral 8'Cijri-ty, they have been diacouftedi the-' original obli­gation of five thousand dojarsJiaa b e e n paid and the balance of the moneji appropriated to my false friend. Tbey stand njw as any other debt of the company, 'and, as I hafe said, are wholly be­yond my reach.' s '

'Woqld i t not! be well , ' "suggested Mrs. Fleet­wood to find out who has (hem ?'

'I can see no good resui likely to flow fronj such knowledge , ' replied ler husband. 'If they were discounted a t the bask, there i s only one way to recover ihern, andjUjat is for m » t o . U k e them up in advance of the l ime when due. If they are in the grasp of some 'money lender tbe case is quite as hopeless . ' j "

But Mrs. F . urged her husband to find o a t who had tbe bills, if it wei?-possible to gain ac-, curate intel l igence reepectbg thetil. -"Fben,' s h e amid, 'We can measure thetUti! magnitdde ofthia-ovii , and find the way of escape, ii that be poasi-

'It is impossible, Anna,' l e r e p l i e d a lmostrm-patiently.

'Forgive me Edward.but Ipannot cease to urge this thing upon you. H o p e tnly. lies in the re­moval 01 these bills Out of theiWay. First, then, must learn whero t h e y are.' I '

' W e T said Mr. F. and his aoice had in iti a tone of cdrions interest.

'Tea we, Edward. There jt.too much at s i now for you to reject, or everf Slink lightly of Aid or counsel , c o m e from w h e n c e lit may. - E v e n a woman may sugges t something,, by which a man may profit in .an extremity iikjeihis, though the common language of business c a y be to ber a strange language . Aga in , " then, let me urge you to find Where these dahgercps bills are t o be found.' • \ i

' I will know before s leep closis my eyes this n i g h t ! ' said Mr. F . , speaking, a tew minutes af­terwards, from the ardor o f a 'net ly formed pur­p o s e . . — . 11 •

'Let i t b e to-night , then if piseible.' replibd his wife. T h e quipksr the tdit^: is known K tpo better . ' "*' ' ' * ' 1 n e e d not say , b e Very cirpflnipeet, Edwaid i ' were the wife's par ' ing w o r d s , M ber h u s b e s d

/ ^ _ t l j e n j n g , for aha. a s * an unnsqaj. sternpefs' ip h u face, a s i i s o m e d(sperftte resolu-Ubrf-WerS&rmiBg. • - • • • 1 i . l -

T b a a k y o u for the o tut ion^ l h e e d vi^'- .waa 'his answer. ' His^vgico had ia.ie a^ low thrill o f e x c i t e m e n t . i

'&atr ( 'r io-«'at 'Bf3mbt' "TbehnqUirV -wis

I'Possible m »'etdali'Jh#iiul8wei'edt£With less gitatjon-^butao a.iow* spiej-nrt ypica, • , . .

b l ' ^Xm4mmVfeJ^4y |?? , , J ~, M x , • . F|eetwood,,her vocergrowing yet firmer. -"- !Mr?Flc^W(^imiy'faiBeol^riiBeir* from) Hi*

cumbent position on the sofa, and looked into *hii wife's face. A^ry^f-isar-paried her lips,

,d---"nWCie3dv> iaatilyiai-p^i"iMwa^syoff-«re i 'I am heartslcic—hwtbroken' %" despair!

'ajjoa?!" •'JafsJrsnj. «!<jt is -15, jo '.'Via* {T.. 5 ' j'My3pr«Iotl»'5bu»bs.ridi' -'thV -toneri.oB Mr*.

u'axIMPsflfalf P » •>• •* *>•"-«. • •• «i a iti 'l^-«ii^ebly'ifal]irus,mna.-uneipeoted blow> i0«i £§ft*tfekerb.t«|hft«ajthi. . J l^jyasea^

S^i%OT%saIe^»-|afa ^iBto&Xi; [rtwia^m5nD

!Mn'tebceV-W^-5ir1)a^^ ;ulan-*.;a::i s^ al l j iijT" ,.n'j k lusu,

AHM|Bwmedattho. . iBm^dlWiAneo?*! . J,!-"Eti-i'istp*Ifa*ri'-a* «CbpjD>

V . , . , • * . , ' • •- .'.-tflfoi.:. i'The-e could be nonB^^Blir i l - gnd therefore

" "IffiMMflUW l^flls^akforJB^-Sts^^

Mr. Fleetwood, bat not wltk the.air of« man whOf t relieved from tbep>c*w»wiofaht«,vy burdsn.

;«i!jo"mriiss7>><)M-Misas»t

* i l » ^ o r ^ M i » i ^ o « * i i P •^^'M'p-

' r ^ ' i o t t b y j ' t a . r . t t ^ . ^ ........ . . . . . . . ^ ' - " j j f ^ t ^ ^ j ^ t -

l*n«fely,a16-h%r- '•'"" r^raVshV' *• •' ' ' J .1! a- -.« • :, j • • . . , , » . ,

J " •ApiJ .bu irpom.Js -—V .« , ,-, "• COn t h e second floor' , • i T n j n l f ' " ^ " •"* % •" '-f •' - • ' •-oi'Nosi^-b«ck,, ' * *}

„.- i'l Will fifid%-n/-sifd%.'£ti' ii he -passed'tne' Isn't!1 surprised a^vaiitf'and-went^ith -rapid and'al-j ~ -most, nogeles* stefiftglongj. .tija p«««g« , W* «p

odt krJocltingihe''«fjenea it'sif

1 in tfilligetice -•• ,"|*T.^»1 , ° '

Isss^>aweai«4ixiM.'ssarsa^ _ 'I-akwd. H i t k o o k hU head, 'Will n - *

t e o J s a t ^ 1 ^ r » o l « s s t t 4 i ^ t o

t|«vsttii»>w»>4tf-««*4i AFSJ® .""& -tft-i&Si* H%na& fit. «8" j£?.;k

*jtoj<****,*<i»\ '•fln'J -"•"Ih^^sjst

I f . «!*>». . *a f^wsi««ts

rffl.

! jir-s^sse. 1 ^ w W i ^ - « r Y V a p r ^ - » ' « V » j S y -

T- *—• •»*'••«?--W"

1 eattsiMW-ffstM-sVi

k*»«

-'>•(

W r n P " * * "ffw p >•*•*«

^ ' U f " 1 •i !:;a

:ch he was aitluj ha c)o»edv;tbo.-4oor ensh'

hie covered with T*)" m'd.titleiaeeoiiniSft

/»*!-1Irtf i%*bi*su riif ayrs *e»ii*xcd.angri)y;

C M e qfiieVfom&^of^eySma^riHfw'tmtni as' it Wa»>*fth'-irkw» lrem4a«-Joje|^sss1 M^Smff«6n -otwasionablf)!

i9:

idpoii«-ira»now;

ml-." fcowm^^eaWkmav KU nsyw grf*.itofc-rwsi«nk}

wxieriyoi o»jtrs««y/.0ik*!, . . ,

fi

itoia

itfUfl

:'w)kr4dwi? ;B**k*w*--of!(

3a*t i |*5»fSit mi

h»vaalr«sdyl -jrtrt^ob.'wtsStStL,- .

IWBiBlfi'

^ikrt'b-Ui' ti-rsM:--^-sork!

as i la i i s srsBsss i SSBSSSSB-* 1

' -s)f*f '•

merciluj who pleads with s inner 'to be reconciled' that tbe kind Shepherd who goes far over the d e s e i t a o d mountain after t h e one wandering sbeep shall feel for the the* Imperilled, a solitude not felt for those in safety, and that its de l : ver -ance from imminent peril shall cause such j o y as is not occasioned by contemplation of the already saved . ' ir'

B u t to us snehj declarations have a meaning such as never before. W e can Bee bow .there is joy deep and thrHling over the wanderer's return suctr'as la Dot a n a cannot be felt over those wbo b a v e n o t 'been froraj iome, ' and ye t hdw love for tbe latter m a ; be none less tender and endur­i n g ;

Monday evening of last week, after a hard "day's work, we left tbe offlce and started h o m e ward. I D the rooms below w e found Mrs, I E . i n waiting and together star.ted up . S t a t e street^—., About half way we met qur oldest eon, and saw that h e had some tidings o f evil. H e could only s a y —

'Little fiamy is lost and w e cannot find him anywhere. '

The little one was the lamb of our fold, a bright eyed boy between two and 'three yearB of age.

W ^ .hastened borne and ascertained tha i b e b»d, been g o n e nearly an hour. The immediate neighborhood had Seen searched i u vain. W e Btarted' instantly'—the streets; -alleys, etc . , with! in reach were traversed but iro t idings. N i g h t w a s at hand and evidently our child was beyond our neighborhood and that cold night was lost in tbe midst of this great Babel. - Not ice w a s Bent to the police stations", arid to--eome oflhe churches having service that evening. A friend produced the crier. W e had often heard that bell, and" the cry of lost child, but nev­er fell'tbe tones BO Sadly a s we' 'heard tbem'that night , a s h e cr ied— '

'Lost ch i ld—a little boy, not three years -old, lost from ,112 Edina Place—bareheaded, light curly hair, had on a red dreis.atockinga and little sl ippers. '

O those cries I W e have 1 heard t h e m eTer s ince. K ind A i e n d g came to our aid, strangers came with tearful sympathy, parties were formed w b o patrolled the streets and alleys but came in With'*no t idings. ' ' - T h e .hours wore o n and near midnight the

search w a s g i r e n up for the night, , . , Dear reader may you never pass a night o f

such suspense. W e sat'by the fire and h o V our hearts would b o u n d ' a ? a ' f o o t s t e p neared the

gate , a . j - .'• . Perhaps it is some one from.,tbe police station

with bur child. N o , tjhe s teps ' s o u n d . on. Our door-is p a s s e d ! : - "'•' "'-'• . W e did-pray. We did commit our chi ld .to ' the

All Father, nud that alone susUnned U8r„ But we cobld. qot shut put, the visions which crowded up­on us" unbidden^ NoW w e imagined we'heard bts -Wail above the moaning of the temptes t and s i ,"

If1"" i t the request of brother S. JSl. Kerr, (jPhoe-nix Haneho, near BangorJ Twill meddle with the f0ltowi0g«ii-*'*S.-*..'">''''" t • !• •': I HWhardehen.so'raUh.dars'isspeoto.flnd a bag*".

Mr HiHB«iw-r-"I. am informed; that a dark-d a n w f e t o n g - j l f m a c h f - ! r i ^ . C p ! ^ pnee. took Ujeabove for bis text, and provedf i rom it that; o'tir'Brs': parents-fell from "an apple-tree info

. a mod hole, wbiebcansed their first born to be ss-' blacfejas your hjtU^la.ajj;afrai-i "batmyj^eolpred-cotlaborerjias made much more o a t of it ,than I can^ for, turn it o'Ver,"set it upon end," fay it

,down and soread' i t opfen^-after alt, this old , roosteridon't find a great-deal to-pick at. •

I n the first place, my, brethren, I will propound $ pious conundrum.:—Why are men like watch' e s f ' Because ybti toh8"t4b"ok-inBioe- of 'thern^for their good qualities -and judge of .them by their

r«'WQrk-w"v.: , . . j g i , , . . . . Well , . iny 6brethren, tbe work of m e n and wo­

men iu_generai, oonSistfl, for (he most part,'"

ry to refer thereto, •"tjie eloije of the tajfion l a

JUvisad SJatBtsjud J*s •8,-."it!e,

sT,.oh«B. 8 , part I , • -0 l t l8« ,chap,S8} ,

-state, on »MHi%ummmttimaSm " I P i i L . , C e h w . T . part i Revl,ed Hatatea.]

" J ^ K ? * 1?,w*lP?b"-^e,d in the State Papa', may •*• • r j ' J ^ S * ^ * ! * * ^ * paper liwinelj ItsSatlDMon.

waifs* oi»-iptw<-->is'Ae''MDgs,;-jeaBj|tonjeraaanqu^* o r D O , fd i « marriages, deaths , ditt ies, &c_ &C, made up mv .-"PtBh J« "ball be U10O1M necesiarj U | h % ; w h f c h a w c r b v « r i d n s s V , I f ^ ^ ^ ~ •• -lay in a silent state of wonder and' amazement — I sqon found that r-waa bufoueof rt large family, that was ushered into-the wottdfcit thesame tiine, by fhe same prolific mother.;. Our whole Jitter waylaid into a, pile ;—my situajfjpn.beiugene of thelfirst borb, was particularly op-Jresseq, damp joardncomfortable. ' I h a d a'silent intuitive long­ing wish to get i n to the world, 'which' was-at Iepgth gratified., Morning.andnightcome.andI w a f carefully fclded^, and^laid, Moses 0iker . ,^i ,a,. basket 'by'in urebfn -vhp'was called 'tha earner,

scraiclHhg, and fheprospee te f a b u g is the in- ; ¥ ° u - f o u n d w a a a n object o f interest ana desire: LA* I I T _. ,* a .» . r T . , . H n W a l l q - | f l n r--«iViallWl k a a . t f V u J j A a L a . t n n l r i n n w n a n ceottee.-; Y o u maT<iiotice^re-ihreiij''I that whom­

ever a J i e n makes a scratch,., s h e a lways g i v e s a p'ck i but whether she ge t s a b u g at every dip, is very uncertain; I imagine* not. Neverthe­less, where the hen scratches there s h e expec t s to find a bug. -"»•

Expectation is one-thing, you know, my frieniis and finding another. T o u may turn over many a s tone in this precious world, and find n o -!bug

, after all. . fhrenplpgicaUy speaking , the., humau head is.on'e .yast bump ofUexpectation. a n d n o t h ­ing e lse . v*

There are various sorts e f bugs , gentlemen, in this buggy sphere . There are b ig bugs, little bugs, tumble bugs , straddle bugs, bed bugs, hum bugs and bug-bears. But you needn't scratch about much to find any of t h e s e ; for they are everywhere, thicker than skippers in a three-year old cheese .

To find .the bug y o u s o earnestly desire, requires dilligent scratch ing; and i f by so doing you don't happen to catch it, you can comfort yourself with the reflection that you put in tbe licks for it, and it ought to nave been yours. I i a y o u n g man takes a girl around to fee the shows, feeds her with tit bits, and buys "ber pretty cal icoes, his title to a kiss is undisputable — for "where the ben scra tches , ' there s h e expects t o find a bug." , The bug that you are all after, my brethren, IB the go'd b o g , but lack a day, how many of you scratch in vain 1 ye t it is found in manure h e ' p s as well as in auriferous places. The farmer !urns it up with his plow, and the gardener with bis spade ; and yet , thousands keep scratching here and there without finding any bug.

A few months ago, hundreds of y o u fell to scratching Fraser B i y e r , expect ing to find a mighty b ig bug. Wel l , you scratched, and scratched, and—scratched; and what did von

.turn out at last ?—a monstrous humbug ! You ;got f i ightened and scrabbled for borne a vast s ight more buggy than you went^—for " W h e r e the hen scratches, there' she expects to find a bug."

You all h a v e about an equal amount of hope, if not pluck, and each one 'will probably pitch i > and dig with all "the energy of a teriier at a gopher hole—for '{where the ben scratches, there sbe expects t o find a b u g . "

Let. m e make another application of tbe text, my brethren. Beware ot an oily tongued, syco­phantic friend—who is ever ready to do a small favor—who professes a willingness to serve you at all t imes—who praises you as the fox did the crow ; for while be is thus "squizzin'g" himself into your good graces, he bas an eye on your purse—yourself forgetting for the moment that "Where the hen scratches, there she expects to find a bug ."

My friends, now uneasy i s the immortal mind in i t s pent u p prison of c layf How it seems to ekalt in its freedom whila winging its way to yon azure field of light and glory, or wandering amid the green old bowers of'the past where, none

.but itself is permitted to roam. ' W h a t then most be its de l ights , when forever

released irooi iUj thraldom p f flesh, and no longer dependant upon bread, beef, and potatoes f 'i'ne day will c o m e w t i e n liberty, such o i mortals have n^ver y e t k n o w n , Will be blissfully realized1 in-the eternal sphere , w h e r e — w h e r e — " W h e r e the l ien scratches, there she expec t s to find a bug," So mote it b e !

t.-te ut: *r-g*-^55g;bH-riag #•»:„„ A A

i ty ' l l fe i s shdrfly 4oldi' -"'My first '^fo-'^etttoH waaj-Jhe sensation of; a tremendauvsjBet** which

Spread XirfflS'ijieligbtl anrf a gtow^oFmMigerice £

peMar-rm-s;.'vfi&' mmkTMwfiiui tj-fijous *nll»onfus'-d5t .Nation-tj-^omteSjv oottrts,-js- js , sopcie^f i jgb. t ingSj^leBs^mej^handU^t;

bo&e-into the*1 s t r e e t J T tr-saia"' carrier 1

•AS" 'JLCT' to prevent- ami pu"nigh Prise Fight-j iug. •;

.Bassed March 7th, 1858—three-fifthsbeing pras-

The London Examiner base.

on the Sickles

jnkde by Mr. Fleetwobo- at the* dooi of w limti i'" M «' tb* waves j now we saw him'lyi-rg, upon! soWhouse nOt-far dutantlrqm. iltt OWE ,4»«fc th" Pn]A I™""'- tho9« lookairoxan. tathe earths ln&fW4 witi)^,lie-»,:minS'es. •a/forparting .wjlbi

l-Wntt n4m'e,,shaM say^'aiketf tlfe aervarifi 1 ' ' i'MKFteetWood.' '•••<•, , , *

'Mr. Floyd wislienjon to e*tc-w*J)|-ntonigbt/i;

S U t « o » ! ? F r e e i o o l . ^ ^ °

d'Say to Mr.Tloyd tHaff cannot Victf'ehirii.-U > must see me to.nlgbt sod unow.'" The servant

hesijatedi^'ls ibfr ajojBftT'v^qlurei Hr. Beet

fbe qoid ground, those lopjislroxen-tp^ie eattii^ then again we saw nim caught ia the netwprkqf •fiilroads'of CfarkstJeet, and crfisKetftb a Bna*pe."' UesS mass. ''- J. ''' " . „ LSlpwllcpajsed thahours . Will daylight never" qprhqf Jtcameat . lasL ; Ere we began-OurBearchi' again, we,wentintoihe breakfast room, andthere, Iv'Pg.PPQnrlhe sewing machine,'was, hisUtllehat.. W i tqtned from it, and. in thq corner 'Stood his ,ro< kipghoree, with the reins drawn,overhiaihea-Jir just as he left i t ; while on the table was Mi-A %*-.- _ : . u u=. u ,_ L - u - t - u „ : ^ t. J J ^ j | W

T h e London Extrmiijerp-remarking upon the

Washington assassinatibn.'sayB :—

"Murder ia-America has not only its apologists but its admirers . The provocation of Mr. Sickles, which'Ted the to the tragedy) was undoubtedly great. H e discovered that'bis" y o u n g wife bad been s e d u c e d b y his friend, Mr. -P. B . Key , who had basely abuBed t h e confidence and hospitality of ber husband. Having obtained from hia wife a full confession, Mr. S ick les was" exasperated by the s i g h t of K e y opposite his windows In the very act of' making a concerted 8 ignal for an as­signat ion. Upon this he armed Himself with a r e v o l v e r , a n d went, forth to shooi Key as few would have the heart to shoot a dog." ' j .Here follows an account of the affair, w h e n the E x a m i n e r proceeds. '

. " W e have o e e n long struck with the'ltheatrical turn which crime takes in t h e ' -United 1 S t a t e s . — W h e n a n American s e t s about a murder be pre pares bis part a s for aicane-' iota d r a m i H e does itWll as it would b e d o n e - o n r t h e s tage , and the jHiotto -JotiBider t h e action -rftfah-1tf the-sameway, g i v i n g ' i t their Mare a n d apptause, as t b e y - m a y - iabneneq ,to,be moved, , but t h e horror dpes n o t e x t e n S b e y o n d the presentation, as were. ' Mr. S d H e s i s u k e ' t n actor*wh6 h'is played h is plan, apd there«an end^'No-ptrriiehmerit, legal or sociaJ,

'''la ^nrStorerfoi-iMm. w Ii .wjl l -faeneqtssary for. him

t h ^ N e w Yor^ piibUe, nretends to b e rather nice a^bou¥6oedieBCBtolair; but after a short season of quarantine1 b e will return,-and resume His place

l b Congress, society, and pflbjlio / avor . thHts i s . tp , •"*jL i f ,Be b q not Bhpt,by_ i^ey's hrother, as Key

•as snot'By b j ^ a s f h V b r o t l i e r v o w s u e s h a J l b S . "

-yronitheCi'boUinatiGsiettaJ,

QptartllBg o n st R a i l r o a a * T h i t t y I f l i l e » an!

| T ' ' - b o Mwte gj-.g - -. . . -i\i ••• ^An,inoiden.toocurred.P>i ' l n 9i L H t , a j i 'S i a !9 i i ?»"> '.road yesterday morning, which outstrips, in point of speed and enterprisj , aUhpugh in a Bomewhat

''d|[ferent field, th*Uigl5jtmng e ^ B j ^ s ^ - f t f j t y ^ p t a a & i l e " a s p e c i a l h a i h a a r e W n e B t wnTdh attend-

. He |was soon accosted byaTj-eiderly looking man, with-threadbare rusty breeches^-.- ."Have y o i g j spare paper my boy ?" said tighSstring. ,*No.su;,' wasj the short reply, and be trudged on with p i , ibuftering, not as you know on, Old Gripe; you are t h e eatne-chap that promised m e some cop­pers for a paper the other morning and hahit paid, m e y e t ; you are too stingy to^tak'e the Jia-per,' but wont get another Irom m e l guess . My brethren were now fast l e a v i n g m e , being depos itedi at.their proper destinations ; a t l e n g t h m? torffcanife,*fiaI was-'-aclcBd*irtoa""cWncer d f a shop door. '. t,- .

T h e first sample of the kind was not a t all pre-. possessing. I had not b e e n l o n g in my .sitnttiqn, when a reluctantly £arty apprentice,swuiging a key on his band wishtully eyed me. ; and"castirig" a look arouud him feloniously seized and-Jthrustine intCj his pocket . M j rightful owner by yif-iue e l advance pay being sight, hailed and arre3ted tbe pilferer, and with threats ttompeued him'to-rel in­quish his prize. H e entered his shop, a n d l sooo tound that I was tbe fit at object of interest. - Af­ter hastily drying me by the hre, in which prog­ress I narrowly escaped conflagration, he ran over me and fixed his eyes upon sales at auction, ad­vertisements &c. I was then niore particularly examined and dismissed with condemnation.— Nothing but foreign news , congress and cabinet — l i v e stories and'accidents by flood and '•field"; a newspaper-should be devoted to prices current ( w a s then-pettishly thrown qppn tlie-pounter, but ^as' soon in requisition. A bare;beaded boy made his appearance, with a "please* to lend ma your paper a few minutes,-just fo look a t t h e Bhip ueWB f" The request was reluctantly granted, with something about the plaguq o f paper bor­rowing and a determination to stop it, I .was soon borne to a neighboring house .

Tbe good old woman whose husband was at sea, eagerly sought the ship news,, but was disap­pointed in her search. 'How negligent and care­less these printers are,' paid she , 'uota word of in­telligence of the-Wind Bird.-th-y print of-Holland and poetry and fill their paper with advertise, meets , aud that is all they-care about.' Miss now took her turu. She sought the stories, tbe poe- ' try and marriages, which in half an hotjr were all devoured, with tbe 'wooder they pot anything else in . ' A n ; elderly lady n o w took me, who adjusting ber-spectacles, surveyed me a little while, and declared mq a 'terribly uninteresting paper ; hardly a column o f deaths, and n o t more thaq hiteeu or twenty murders and accideuts . '— In bltis w a j I passed through all the hands of the lamiiy, and alter being well soiled and somewhat torq, by the little ones , I was . s e n t home. For three whole days I had n o rest, but was continu ally: borrowed and abused. At, ihe end of t h i s period I was supplanted by a. nqwr face, and was then discarded aud thrown aside like all servants whqn they have become useless. J was, howev­er, again resuscitated, and employed.*)8 A wrap­per to some merchandize, and sent into the country. ' There again I became an Object of in­terest, went the rounds of the neighborhod, and was a nine days wonder. ' i anr -now quietly hanging up in a shattered condition, in afarmeteii kitohen,.from which I h a v e written t h i s memoir. I have seen much of the world, and have learned that mankind are unreasonable Vnd u'ngrate'nl^ and that in a wr rid of great var ie ty 'o f taste it i s impossible to please all.

MiBj-yifestrB. _ torettghi-stttha

" jSayaf-ar !>i * the-Stats.

* T b e ^ e o p t e e f t h e S t a t e e f N e w T o t k , repres-en ted In Senate and-Aasembly, d o - e n a c t a t fol­lows :— " • " "* '"••

j SKOTI-JS L Every person who sbsD, in this •a-tte , SBijoh foot, instigate, Jjornote, a id . abet or encourage, ip dp anv^act towards Jhe furtherance of any.p"iisme4i'atefec9n.t«»$i'>n«pr I g b t , between two^ergons,cbmmo,nlycaBedringorpri ief i»hts , to qpiengaged i n e i t h e r within or, without this S t a t e ; ant fevery pereon -Wto ehail , in tbis State , send. ia writing, Or^utni ibaj l j pballengei-0r.an acceptance of any chal lenge for such contention or fights ; ahd every person w h o shall in this S tate train or aksfet anV j)'ersod itrtraiuin'g for any suqh conten. tjon or fight, and e'iery inhab iknt - of this State who s h a l l g o o u t of ttbis State t o e n g a g e or take o'art in, or to be present*" a t ft66*3 eo'nteiition or fight, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction snail be p-nVsbqd by imprisonment for upt-iess than s ix m o n t h s - n o r longer than o n e y.ear, or by fine not less than two hundred dollars -pr4"'6?«^aTio*Be'aou^nrfdbl lars , 6 r by both fine and imprisonment.

'• § 2 - s U •V?^1I;be-m|idrJ!P appear to a n y mag-is'rate~having powerto" near'complarnfs in crim­inal cases , that there'ra reasonable ground to ap­prehend that a n offence within any o f the speci* -"cations o f t b e preceeding section is about to be committed, such^iEag i s tmte shall issue his war- * rant t o the sheriff or constable in the county of such magistrateyresidence't lor the arrest of the person or persotis^sp about to offend ; a n d upon such person being brought before h im, su h mag­istrate shall-enquire into the matter, and if i t shall appear that^here is reasonable ground to appre­hend that such person was about to commit any titfeuce specified in t i e preceeding sect ion, be shall recruire euch person to enter into a bond to tbe People ftfj the State of N e w York, in such sum qot exceeding o n e thousand dollars, as such mag­istrate shall h i , that s-uch person will not for the space o f o n e . y e a r offend against any of the prov-tsionaof tb iaact ; such bond may, in the discre­tion of t h e magistrate, be required to b e with sur­eties ; tcjbe approved o f by such magistrate, or may "be taken without surety. \ If suen person shall e m t e o r refuse to enter into

such bond, tbe magistrate shall'commit such per. •"bn to the county j til, there to remain until d'g-cbarged-by a court of record having criminal jur­isdiction. ' § 3 . Any person eommitfed under the last sec .

tiou, to the county j*il , may at any time, upOu v

, habeas c o t p u s , be .discharged from his imprison­ment by execut ing the bond directed by t h e c o m . milting magistrate ; if such bond was required to be with surety, the officer taking the same, shall approve of the surety,

'•j i. It shall be the duty of all sheriff=i, consta­bles, policemen and watchmen who shall have reasonable grounds to bel ieve that any offence "pecified iu the first section of this act is about to be committed within their jurisdiction to make complaint, under the provisions of this act, to some magistrate wi bin their jurisdiction ; and if anysherff' . constable, policeman or watchman, shall wilfully neglect his duty in this respect, be shall be, upon convict ion, deemed guilty of mis­demeanor, and shall also forfeit h i s offlce.

§ 5. This act shall take effect immediately.

L o o k i n g o n t h e B r i g h t S i d e .

from the Albany Standard.

Here is a letter from a wife in Bensselaer coun­

ty, to ber husband in 'California.

P«tt wi

r & l

plate, w i t h e s h j g h D h a h - beside, it. ,;„.r„„-n. „ f rdornent we maintained our firmnes3,bnt we could ts»] l*geT. ? "' ' ' '^ *'»•"'•••• • • • ' • r s , ' ! " ' - " > J

' Friends came to assist us. God bleaa-tbewt^* Neyar^did we n e e d them. more-jBe.ver.did w e ap-prectate^tl^p-; more highly, ThenaathoritiekipJaQ-ed the,polit^,atp'jr.Bervice,1to,,mak>rthe;iMarch thdroiign^ ,. ,, .-, ^ijv uii L.„, !„ll .its;

S W m J j f l W f * , aSgRtly eigbteeft bonrs'thsd passed, each hope had been crashed, and thfe.

* 1 A H f i i s j | - 6 c t u W ^ m e A M m a n . i £ o t J B f t < ^ i'^'-t'toasaid thatffbuKchiM siJiqepne oleagpfii

th i news dwv«.toDthttplace'we»ippo»edh«des. fgdated, butjfqund no£5b|d, .Homeward again;

,9 >i» Sdw not qojne. ' The frter ditin tjtfi J*^KK$FL -t»e^-l}^:*^d^i , I I r t 'T e t u r ned,<and were awaiting tne result.'of MdtoM^L«trt ' Jm*W**** tt»y^6ul-ri*4g.ih:*'Til^ mmp ^ ^ ^ ^ ' ^ a n i i a a a a S d e e r f t e i r o r f * : . . AkMstaresawi

addte one coming—how u-rOTM !iM-fhOvIook_a

"».' t>«*}->< • s .a att-^i •<-.!fi<:u8 ^si. l*» sii">?) icred be tbe mother's erno'4on-(rr!We8wr*'c*?1

_ _ ^ JIB fficHlsV »<TDerli*-4'tib%-^:%'mlr* ii^^ t'*vim«rtdvjpA«»itb.'UK^-;fh^

• l ^ t e ^ ^ & w s f t T t r e r

0;ikirre;wa.<te-«»ar h*»r^*tte*-wW"alxlbois ourj"-^b^,^nori!'joy o y ^ t ^ o p ^ , "Jw^ovse

* , ' ' the! .

k»g distance from homtvand saw that he fcit. J He took him.np aad rerried him to his, ' plaoedhimint^er^a^r-i-rk-Klhim t*

bad, washed and fed iinvand re-*orikl him

••••did

(,4nl , «I;BaV

w a e o ^ w i r s o iTusstas^lfVisi-

^^•(tnaisBi^rS^-sssii'-s^s*''!

m i-tai •*"*j

iio-ti

^ ^ ^ l _ a ^ ^ sVttl-9BSBSBSBSBSBr~HMBSBLUUB^JSB!

PWisWtS'fi

V^jR**:**"

L'SBBSBSBSBSBSBSB\C'*^BSBslsBSBltS j ' ^ • S S B W . M P B , B W W * ' I

f i s ;

A lad^ioff ie%fiL j r r _ -rthefwwd"S»eoui5'term«< !yonng'*—alfjough- she fltf«llfr«4il(^»i*'*'ttie,n--,TT>8 snitoer ,w»j '» ! i tb i s

,c i ty , f^r"rarposes conijected With aqfiye $p-i,ustry.

^ s e a t e j t b e genUe-i--"n-found noaj-npq-

i J i . l i . t i Ur>«r.,!v-(.tv< Tnoatolv' efoab- . lad* Bad ~tr , — r

l l ^ 6 « latter''veffmbaestlf e-fflib' *Jve*?Jaaiins»a;Tirtae^ffl-!Besgily^a,'-^ berth or . y totesslf-iSBqran-^sbe mpjdestly iq,

' ^ ^ ^ « f t - - f l t » a^rng-'wiii expres^-speeai "Ine tiait|t?ir*«enti6red imto aa qpsy sonreawtiop 'aBd mutual explana-i-ms^--SBie--gentlemsn was _ ,

•"' • o&ersHbjeotshaa heendisoussed,and worn itv iosfetor-s d-bare,ftheilady:- rratle'JinquiiieS asttoithe -.-• i ..-:—«—t-ji.".. ^r|l -rhe-S.iBSb 'Mi

i'ci'ty, j f t e w . hmlii i"betfer'

"ae^^st!iiua«s^d^t;9»Tilia^*n^ *lhe,-ws-y. ;fork»otharbl

^rSBy, the-tune

itfiaMTerfMiadfi

%mm

j "oe ladyafterwiudSv. oedared. I^loodiivltftjoa TbJMlB*

' rt*«« ^ l i _.Ul«V">l'<-iO

,-ak-l

^^-'^•^^^^^. ffijwSK lading o n e . ,- _

•aife'i'-iti-rtSW'wiitfiiti -ii't~r~-r-r---rsur'f S .»»B«-"T «Y«>tr»T«,SvU»T:

I w p *

• jMjjjHriisB

>*>f..a

;'„-?# :A--f»-s-*.tf :?»-'•»

r-*

S h e don't" in­tend to g o through t h e world wiffi'fhe b l u e s : —

• M Y D E A R H U S B A S D * - - * - A B i t IB now some t ime

s ince you )tft.„ for Cali(ornia,-I suppose that you w o u l d be glad to hear how w e are get t ing a long in j o u r absence. I am happy to s a y that w e are enjoying very good health on the'wbole . .Tustat preSeht two of t h e boys have g o r t h e s m a l l p o x Amanda J a n e has got t h e typhus fever. Betsy ia'down w h h the meas les . Samuel g o t hooked by the cow the other day, and' little P e t e r .has justi chopped off three of his fingers with B batdh-et. I t is a mercy he didn't c h o p them al l off— With these trifling except ions w e are all well and gett ing along nicely. You needn't ba at aU anx­ious about us. I almost forgot to say that Sarah Matilda eloped last week with ..a tin peddler .— Poor girl,! She'a^been waiting for t h e . last t en , years for a chance , and I'm glad she's, married at, last. S h e needn't have taken, "(lie troubfe ,& elppe though, for I'm sure I was g lad enough/ tq, have her go . J3he, was a great eater, ajidTTij-.d' baked beans don't g o off near so fast as they did. The way that girl would Up i n t o the pork? and beans was a caution to the rest Of tbe family. The eow.took it in'o her h e a d yesterday to. Djnjaway, which was very fortunate, I'm sure ; for the barn eaoght fire last night aud was.consumed. I was in bopea that the bouse woul,d.go too, for its wei-y. inconvenient; but tbe wind was the wrong way,^ • 8,0 i t didn'tYecelvemfichirjary. Efome"boy-i brokre *" into the orchard the otber d a y a'nd'Stf'ipped'a'll the fruit trees. I am g lad OfTt.T "for if they fhad

,npi J presume I h e - fchild'-e"r~'wbu'fl *have-inadi;. themselves iD h y eat ing tod much fruit*- -^Hoping yodenjoyyourselfJn.Cal i lornia.as . w , e ^ l . a s * & $ Q a t borne, I retnaiiryour affectionate w i g . , ^

C H A P T E B 1 .

A N A C T to regulate the supply of stationery to • .members and officers'of the Legislature.

P a s s e d January 12,1859—three-fifths being pres-.. lent; • . '"roe P e o p l e o f the State of New York, repre­sented in Senate a n d Assembly, do enact as fol­lows , —

•SKGTIO;-.. 1» The clerks of- the Senate and A s ­sembly shall; wben requested by' any Senator or metriber of t h e H o u s e of Assembly or sny officer or, reporter, or other person attached to, or em­ployed by t h e S e n a t e o r Asaemby wbo shall be en­titled by law to receive an allowance lor station-era and newspapers/furnish to such person" such stationery and newspapers-as h e -' shall require t o an amount not exceed ing thirty-dollars.

, § 2 . W h e n requested by any Buch person specified in the preceding section, the clerk shall dnaw-an order for such newspapers, as the indi-vidn&f may designate, upon the publishers or ven-d e r s e f tbe same a s is now tbe custom, and if re­quested by the aforesaid person, the clerk shall issue'to such person ah order upon such stationer, .-or.bookseller as the person shall designate, for stationery to s u c h an amount as such person m a y require, yn an amount wbit-h, when added to the pi ice of the newspapers received by such senator, niember?or bfflcer,or other person aforesaid,sbal! not e x c e e d t h e snm of- thirty dollars.

§ 3 . The-order mentioned in t b e last section •feturped.tp, the clerk,accompanied by a cetificate frtim t o e person . in whose favor it was drawn, tbat hd-haa recei'Ted the '-rModbt bf tbe stationery mentioned i n . the order, from the stationer or booksellerAiianied therein , , jshall be a sufficient voucher, to the clerk, snd from him to t h e ' comp­troller, 'tna'tibeVame has been delivered to and " received by'sodh.person.' • -l- ' 1- " •

; c ! § 4 . A U * c i a * n d ! p a r t * o f * c t # ,«P . far«s they ard inconsistent with thej>roviaiuns Of t h i s , act ~---' hereby repealed.

6. This act Bhall take effect immediately.

the [ S e c r e t o y ' s ^ f i i c e f y p - r e c l d f f e ^ ^ a i y orig-

T h o E n g l i B h N a v y :

T h e k i k a g r a n a , ' k . , H g g i ? ! ' n o w going' o n b e . ween England and FrShce for taVar •"sfiprefeacv,'-tween England and FHthce fo^Svaf y^OM>t-V ~ j «• '%»%<&*%•$* £ » *»»•; » • » « ! •

,'he: lillies having quietly and-almost*impe»c8ptibJy- » , i i-j'-'grti'.aiedni-Genoa'atte ,ld mail of ftetime hon-g'aibed a snptniioiity over t h e lion ra^e number " j f i j o w i s h persuasion, w h o n o t a l o n e left be* •ad-tlgfflcieppy^f w a r ^ e l - - , f ^ ^ - . P " - * ' 1 ^ Rrimaljim,-^ immense fortune,Jbut also, a cbarac-

VlfSt *>l^e - f e {Wfe . f e t™i? / ^ t%U ^I forext 'eDd'e iTbeoevolence . A n l > e IsVael-" ralityf w W r a s r t u m m e r examined fflto the' conaE' - ^ J a & § ! & , & ^ , , , 3 near to ttterhl his funeral. t io i .of ' the'Frenob-navy.s ' I t Was fountMhat- *u ^ h < a o o l l e e t i w i - o f noses had b o t been seen in thefend of 1859 EtiRlat|driWo-rid bar%libfcl1y-S'x.t ^ W w i t h i a * ilijgng m e m p r y . , , .There were flnfol-pii-'leshfe^^ h?«58rMSL s B a b b i S ^ g e n e y a w h o "'made floe speeches, , and a r , V r f t h a t a e ^ r e n c h J b r o e wotild e » e « J " w t h I e ^ r e % o o i

< s r f r M 1 , bfhe'r latids" w h o spa'ke-fortyinte-of-battieships? 870'Bguns,''ailid *5JffiW° aS| . , . .^awabere 7W-W'bnl»'Babbifrom Xalmar, in

rpe-pbwerpbiThe cdmparisonv.ia e J r t ^ * * ' - ^ v fr^nce ,3Wlitk ,qpei led h i s . m o u t h wide in t h e

."j1!

"I"n&e-OTportBXit.adMiOnB.imtl»e f ^ -fc,F

aaWBequence caused an Increase in the Jiayal estfe ^ d-ths bioki, tBWfts which haveriMiUw-»«|6,8JJBJ(»0• in 1863, ^

^ rtr | is i8,f i f l ft , fo.^be6co»-lE^

rekSy belonging tff^the Brttlt r machinery, ,„—..-

'Mm to^mjiijt»iflc-tWffs^m«JstrfiM!y:

State of N e w [Secretary' , .

in-flJktw.pB^le a ^ i i s e f f i c e , and 'do certify that .the same1 i s a correct ^rapscript therefrom and of the whole o f said original.

GIDEON J . T U C K E B , , a .Secretary of State.

si-i»w.8hiPS«h--Jkar->,ngwlpoq8i-|ered;by _!$•£{ '•^ - •-*•••• ' Brient arm 81 the service.

0L 'ir'com-'iSrisoiFiB igfanai*' T*0»««!oin*'tme

disparity the Engliati4ockya-ds^aa-\fe-l^ to ease my pished to their utaoat_pj»d-ic'i--eneS3. -New t-.1^ •^»..-- . ~ . .

^colprisoTi'MB ^fe^yyeatsagS-whSti I Was a poor starving' TfrOe^MKnTje^hie^^f^^^ijgi, iatoWtt-of: Geneva, this good

„4'J^tM8twa.hnndrefli'A«ncs to esse my ._ „ _. rough read throjigh..Oa|mar, ,apd never to thia tlsaJle to S9ur*e^f const tdio-te.-'pd;JsaH!»Sl idayfhss f e asa-ed me a fartbmg of the interest Or , . ..., J !„«.._.._ -"•-"-"•«rT

(?,-|fil3(Sf i o t e fauo^^; "He will find his

5-wmt-' a^pagpikeAefBabpi and, departed agamtp-ra%-havedetermineditti follow.Biaiiral'boj-ghifte^ « ^ ^ t ^ n e ^ u l n i beard wet wet wiihlesra.

of his

rltime suprei rha'v-e'th'e'i-s^lC^tHit

^ ^ B M m e ^ s a a b i l l a s ' * ^ " * ^ * * v l it Dttt.foriihe OT-s^cd»n.»»SSt?ntsi*«' a:

" ' j less_a,i8if't$et"i.pt; N

"mm$s t.-htstiL, -atcrft tmsrf a?

ndentof t&fJSIss r4er&er,-»*i»^'ej«#W1.

' i'"«te«ll»nt l4»«JlrteV

it»tltao*r,;i

\m*m$

l J&, Oilier and «lii asttsV

; L.^iJE^*te«^*r--*5i>i*;i

m\

-• *»s

jany^groa-is^e^wafrc-mrnelledalso tOdis-icamDonnddatersist |br..atw«nty. -year* and

JSSVM^. -the trit(s^ytng%hoa ijialirWttssstJie

!Ml»"«'8-r-V«-•|mptr»of.~

l-ktp trBiiaf' l l ^ S » f e * - a f t « l l i t : a ^ s ' » ilatSonoC Ame*^-^%*aka"thrtr -

e ^ l h i t !ln«bof*'.TIief-»i-4Kw^ wt» OM ^eTrSIcMlng1f l rl.•siii«*•'u,*' ^ '

ent«tJT&&i'.»' rniCTe^-tstalttttEedr-Athers, Wtssedby

rn,ln its hosoni., Let our Tiladk

ssd-ln North «n*-a»ut« ' " -rlt^-win rliir|B*A» glOO; |if:tll!l. __ . . . . . . | 0 n o o a n b r j o f t h a

ra"» . ;wrw- ie» to™, , in taking possession '"" V»anb%Wem"*lhaCcSI^

,t alb'ilk* dseceodanta o f r o f J»4BbaMfia*M»^r««^eB4 Jfts

4taWi| JSt-»

ndandj

f*aM*T r»"el''Ame

"«t-6"-'*i>"

rtf Msas-CtfsMkli TFtV '™uM?^^l^^^*,^w^'

S ^^EIBL^^BSBBSB.

imM V. * «*-***,* 'S ••**,

IsrSr *-"-*•'

at#t-g

^^^.^p^^^M ',-sa-

iim ; rMaity^t

wiM

f l W *rrr- .-&•*-, • ^6S^S^4P tw.

ssW» »«iy--trlvw f***"

- • • * % ^ *

rt*-?

fissF

,-StM,,- • . ,*- - -

„ ... . *?%egzg&

" Jlf

:-.-"tSfMsfif-^l(?9vS*

r-w«-l

-, -t- "C*,