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His height _was rather algae•?middle sismbut a slight stoop 'of the molt, a es nisi freireently be flatbed to' , then Atha folio Asoolonglii a z%, Sootilltd, at tbat Simi, - fell 0411i* A re as WWI c.t . thew 'olr2l I**** ' 4 ,t 0 - Xl*, " g",:t 1 . 1 stature. Itio Ade 3- pt, '" . ,4 1 %T in Yrdl deed' and O. - • %,- ) * s - 6 yal4-i -it rather' , -•- 'I . - th ° S' - ' - ,`• ----' •e '' mpative i - Me. Mumma , , p 0 i At ti 'lonteltotylook, which soMet Ind ea a t aromas of hi g hi lu sioatio o ; and when he spoke Donetlmos With* sharde,.and ftetplentl* with *witty, or boldly elootent - reassieNthere was a preponderance of ilifiMigaa.--0 - geninsaii:ldi-eipeoti end its ex prowletilylas then oath 'as Lavaer would have bah bon* to behold.'`: ills broad, Path brow was sieded:l2Ldork; hielK,with- rather, a curl than A i "Ir=erafewPwasfloweislOirleoulyand y bono . yeah , -. ..lbit ilthatillet charm of h very remarkable' -o ,lolltaaawK,_ _,, haTi-A0 ItiellYves , wlrlob wet. /arrii unrA:l al! iiaallUMUr earned's. They Meanly Momedloiglo*witest,hespoks, , wlth - felling and Bitorsisthi Where eheihruition essattd lid -at it I * m ay giko s ep kindled, up until they appeared AO aliiiitlightita.,` Truly did a poet from at 'far I r,:lrbc-maki`Wargthilistellortifeieit whi c h 1 it pait'igollush hallowed, say that • • 4.14 4 j-tt, trr i titd ittellorl; ° .2l? - 3 1' sii: - f, bow, ..: ~,._, Ware lialtaiefaildr !Maly eye, 4 , '44: -, , 4 -4 Aadalaidalaadylf " - . ileekwasthrtyostyi meta Tow introduced to An liww•fibriMi;',Ortilabeseet verighthee subdued him, 't i l_tbilb . 'ilk* ) ; Stflleeehallailbo - revelties; into A • upeilie . ot his own'insigulleanete. r It might have, Ilan: as mush by neeldent,es dalgo that the,stran. fa tit Sr itotaintiOdueid by..name.*_"At that time, Mem% die hitteuthievhd" may, a:MOW reputation. abortarbiler hr wan peknowlealged es, One of the *"l l o l ) l66 4...4 l o 4 Lbfailnilt men ' his Ones! y ever produced,;.;, , Alow.Nathst country TektiarM his. ge., giae,,,-Me thlehour, sad , t 6 all tinte,:bis If . ;.t . " -w....7:. , 44a.-44. ;,.-' :4 , ---, 4 , , L Aim* ,;. - t ; ' , • - Thai wale nhonlaininakd bot, haw nip r ~ 1 ~,,,,,?.... --41. esuonts glory *oiler shahs, ' ,„ - t ' , ; -fr. ,0 , 44 AildiMit olikAHA l , 2 lo4';',„, , , , 3 1, 1re'reiditYloitiffit it the exaverration,,and by no alellall ;Vowed the eing 10 peat Datable, " like a 'cripple, ' to borrow °Thome from Maginn's tue loarablerphotte, to - the-Nootes. lilt language, if oseethnee.eerelis*-wak always Vigorous; and it asto/VeriOevideht titbit. whatever hit education` tnight-hatelesme,- his „mental powers were great. ,Thalt are Sminvho *thieve greatness without the '4,13/4- "tfA.OO4Ol. keying• made cobwebs in their Alin 444Taath-MOuld probably into cow Men;• persons; it , Morbid all the advantages etteidoset mt.- -They become thinkortiond doers, , Treaselr bemuse the* have had to"teach •themseivital , U!,.t , the head of Ai; clam may, be, plo il atre„ . Arabia? pet: , .. ~..,. ~-......., ', . sing: 4-- ,-'i -i„ wx#4- 4 :littk 'raft 'to get, dam to 1 lainkaag ,Ms owheompaltion ...land the un l'fortithalit' Andrea Boner had seise inengh to* or:- calve „thit either 'ler stinging' satire, teaching pithot, or pasimateto tenderness, these lyrics were Inbaltablo.:4- *.---", 1 , -- z - ' ' - • • , • • After eitting`witk them tor; toils time, be made 4 show 4,•iebringy when the_iorty, insisted that he stioiddeliti*taaaager to be:decided by caw pilaf° li tobele With Andrew . -With Well.atited tunitia, , , er „declined what' he .ohiled " the oar- Mika - oCriefetet";" and AO rail Seemed hiedielnoll ."-ootion,e4fer•E, the *attest,- that ' Andrew -Horner • fancied heyths Jattually,hfraid ~ts enter, into the, oitirlia ~ti Otii.,, that. u rged : on; by the iusidions, as ''ol.** ok:,,nostiarimod him; lir askedGthe, taithiald;' , „ln ditesithlting- tone end. roamer Of en voiptqA trignaph, to hereon. trial aktelist.' 'The hhallengekhould•-not,- In himor; be declined; so,' ,with apparent mid well.hoted - doubt or its remit, It weeaoeepted 1- An epigram Washlibien; tesiatae; as Andrew in ternally argued; it, le, the shortoft of all poems.- lit'oemplituant to Ithil;the company resolved that, his own Merits should supply . the theme. ''. .. ;He ya m , . .., - ' • r.i.:;-' :I!lskaaesteeii.desseerMerettr"-nies—te - 00iii I rpenag.; , ,,Iy h iliiri saiik.",len seti d', wee born Ii 1231), , tdathal da Mao Yd Wee ears hallo', so 1 atele-thet th e otaleiretailai. l .* -.,, • - - ; • - . ."-` Ile igehtlialeiat'„isi liand;lolded bit , Impel , .„waii ; h *melbas , air:lof nuttakship-4quared bthiself akilaiLtsitii, Dimon& who Donsidered it no . , trlfiti.„th_aidtehrealletter, and sthwly Tat down,. liked,reasitibandi -aslif h° had. to mate out A bill of parcels, tiaa.lini-: ; ''.., .._, , . 1 - -:/c . i o weiM4ls44a , ,thfittrlitee " , , • I,,taaPWOLOr -40; alter repeated atteamptB, he was 'likeable to saran:el. , ' Thatildit was: - the- Rubicon Ids miselsould not pas. ''''' ‘ •, .• ..• -At laid, (when oandrivi'lforiter7ranatantl* ad rattinithit -be its nek;quite in the vein,) Ten, ink;bral . poperytere banded to his antagonistorbo, rejOiang than, inland* sald'l, -, • - ~,.'t le oveatetwolsuedee' thraty.nine, ~ , -..,-; .t•tThe Deltmetaieff Moor. A 0W1 , 2 0 , I) ' 4 '' .= ' ll4 4'it " 1 ! 1 , 16 66 i 11 " '-; , , • . ' ' i . : ,t, !‘' ;. ' 7 ' , lit*llitli . ohir, s oloafis j a bbrylaa, :''',' '.-- Wee It tekomething toes ation;.. l' .„.., ' , ,-..• %1 , 4,,.*-Wilitellitled It:l=headrei Arm or "'' t-titgAgoto43l4 tiliitinging Stanza had the good ,Witill'itdeta appeal...offended atits mart ceer fully-adored Is the bad oritunith which- t he had ion, sus to for. making a - Sight of it with his new Iriends,and thrust hie poems bet Ween tho bars of Abe grateiiithei " the; ans.'„lithrerr came on to, four in the morning. .4s;diti l imetleirival they' =kindly-reUituffsheeatkrug, into a (Wei sor ter of the:thinit, - • Weetve Mt pillow- for the van. qpltintihYliatey, then r literally a aria knight mthaid, Min (-.bettor , prophet. ;than; minstrel, t eadalreed,' , . , s 4- Booti mon,": bit.: ye'lt be,* gran , 1 7•14:". , ,• -, ~ ..4.!, " 4, ''' ,- - , . , - ''' l 49 W Y- 11 nil idietitia fulfilled ? A thee months a. f PM* Atli tont forth from the *thief', ' ;AC Rilmoinookl. The eithor .'wita.:l 6, ' ,_ , A -I:abta'b2 l E+9o"mb:b. VoletirelDaritha:SPetalktliok Oslo Poems•wara lialitial,, , heaV weirs ithi-lite typal, but the poems ,themselves were of , that rare own whichthe World does net willin g l y let dii. , :The fame of their au thor-ha. Senn' tar end - Wide throughout the world, Pilgrims have some froadisteht countries to visit -the Atte 'ga*.itiArleloh; he milk torn, the scene, in • which s be litied;,theizl banks and braes" of which be seng;•ilie heimathithieleladied; the thank.. PO is which hew*. buried. 'ills genius and his fatrehave , teseenteest,:enett - the glory end : the re >preach' aVilcotiatid.„ , ,,That That; , now..,:witts worlditidalfama,,*ia :Aa'aajaa who, in sportre nitiOdithee giti°.: manor*. of . Andrew. Dor ee 1 'through - 1U ,'! sinter crystallisation" of an opt. tram, `lllsatm name wie-Iltosour Bam. Coast, De fen c e s:ltel ilefeace of "New , ~, „ ~... -:.;..:, , ~.:, York: • ' . [Per Tit, „, Pram.]- . ;; '' ..- ,- , , - . •••” f - ... . - 4 .1 : '' FAS . 're , It or, 14144h/14 17th tat, was an .`artiallifia relation 1° " ne°coist defences," which ooritethedon - elabbrite and well;merited notide, of, a pth aper on eMtbject of " the &mem and defenea. •ottblew-York•isity," by Lientenent Morton, of the • ' 'engineer corps.: . - It Is • hopeful alga, in' 1, high , .V antr..% when.' common -`,,,oenap -,. /milli a mere ratuilenedw Itia,#;4l4tile to,the Sentitiii of War, - tiotlesathati,MAO-lioutentent, that the: former thientdahoelet:•foriahl*L. that the latter should ' harkijetra'Aaiujilt;itt.sopite of education, official ,prejailtinvikaar the:nanny *grit orred=tspeiton width paralyses the naval and military serviee 'of Aori , itisi,i6l '.,,t0 offer each °memoir. - , • Atiliditatitlea.' the country, atottld look into this , Watt' eystem of la Seal coast defences. - The entire truth has never been told with regard to theta, and never : hilt be. They have : ' cast itt.' .. " . . . credible anounts'of , money, end are theonoelvably ‘lrathiese. ' . A.'yileele *stem, I use the 'word g 4. ylaiddi;lthsbameemeetived, dratightod, and tatter ed Om* linielvirthieb, hundreds'of millionswill ,ba, required Af..,be Arian . from . the 'peer's, and *Mk' when floished; win not afford adequate pro ,,. ~ , , I tooteeill ti) any single - point upon the coast. ' 1 . - --,TlM4Ofettool of with York , were an fifty of Gil '4**PrOt sol.eittids with Government fifty odd year's: ego,-aad should be an object . or as much concern 1 -now - 01l at emiformer tint°. It doubtless is act, New'' lark , Milli commercial :heart of the country, Itslefeticessaheuld bet as perfeet as their IMAM- swily,Vast, extent and. the notate of the ground will stimit;,„ ~New Xoriraeuld not' fall Into thi ltantli - 0 on -sae* ' without 'inflicting 'a fearful ,Injury wialiFthe",Whtile country-the magnitude l ot i'suell'alt`ovil.leiwinot be exaggerated, . .. , , ~T he_fdlitrof 066'04 such a city at its very, 1 lib rMysei was,thonue, - :whilte In Its. Ant solielfudi P5136 4 1,/ablahts ika,Govertunent adopted. -' Oas: 1 'US Garden, &sit li now Called, wagon, of the fruits of , that follyf•" There; were , defences, three I ; believe ' at different points along' the - wharf line of that city.. ' , Theis have all' been abandoned, as, harlot ,beeti' dust:noted -upon a :preposterous, •seltime ejgdefenor6',At the awe they were built ;thole ',Were not 'wanting ,Milliert who pritsented' memorial, " the folly, bed those 'allure,' Morie'4l l ol44ri•briat ia ,, YerY *nib, worm that 1 *Willey worstalmood et Washington for dating , taiaratrt aPladele of common tense in a matter of profteum natal science. ' ` , 'gift imitated 1 distingoithed_ Trench engineer, General not- hoist- any brains ' of our , own edectath , to. lonth *Work; lend ,cosinatthd to 'hi. :binds the formation et. , a system' of dofanOna BatalarlAa nia , doall*rlfaa • respectable military ,lens-mason; not on operative • mee,hinfai but'one who, could ( draw , win' elegetiU Oak Ind, Yoaribl.Y, boa* job of tortandldint, as well as any ,111' ~edicer all any,firniee.,,J4l, was 11:03,, to tuno -siote;,:lhero was s riltaeliman ring when Bar mar& eau* over ,to have Invited whom would'have been honer, no leis to his great, "genius then to olir.republiethithe--•-mae , er whom such Ilienbie, Barnard Can, is tho nature of th lige, be - ,Tothing bet follower's at . an `infinite and undiminishable distenee. ,That mat era Clitlsen °amt. What a.itiorl ia-VrOilld bath been to Dernoti living as he dkrin the , cold .and ididly;ehade• of imperial distrust ondS , lmionsy, to have left, the shores of, oizacuriott rem and tto have put the shores t 4 weed AUMA'IO/4 in such a state of cm; ` battled dedamea"ss Gat thethould have defied the • h ousitrid arida of thelhole earth I And he, who • esorganteitel`vititOry;" ',mil jest the manmhave bleu, it. ~ But we did not, et him, OA we rarely do 4gatheirittlit Pala' fotialthing, and sot Asians' .ft'aavd.4,-,4,,, , The archives of the Wit* Department lest „ ,bortiosod with his piens; the Treasury would , lba' bssittnyted , lvexsouting, , them. , They h im lola , Wesd sh 6 , 110 rt of homeantiltio,, or rather I yaidditilii iiitekti. little at a time, as the patient ? I l l e.ba Pielfor , willing to endure, ~ .. _. 4 . 1f10 of New „ York, a very especial il l kakst.P4*4 *thoughts of en engineer of. }leer, named rawhide -Alden Partridge-at thee time Its walla sther bead of the 'academy. at Wert •?oint. Tertridge was a plain; blunt, angular, Mt , , pelfideed:Taikes,batimeho t ee true a mull and !Le elehr , lo4lloelw.sitc 4,s .4110; lived , ' lie was ' Iletit, vl'alleiV2reab :er.billoer , In say sense • had arcitook in knees ;... no bond in hie back ;' was as straight and se lOW a °ramrod, •Ile was, not a Oman to, p.,12`,11 titeere a tayWor• to fawn' upon. et, nor`ringe, to geterelirAr tarry' L their . i r ibutioo.4oBooe . ;sltawls o Who,' that ever knew 1 thehtesinilltforget his sad; Coughtird , taco ; his , "NV:laailarf'allaebild'efe ; his ettlekshinnbliet Ohlitillit trel4;'okwllt doubt how th ese were east. • 4 1_144Patbiall , he staa_taiddcg Ida umoutialmanees in WA anlialld NOW liriartal 4 Ma nom was ti waikirije Shal4ollte7ndeineteer,!- end 'birometer-,rarister, ,?limmt,tenk elariitionfhtileok lit is ho walked, a ledliderkd feSurtjtilielf.dereicipod in him= an ob-, ,4401LiCtifilkithrliat training the Month mliitai JT_Ol o aletfe_re:. '...viti )itatt4ereaaw .110 fete that '1 1,41 'vim overtake Idia* old system of perm° ' litiE cOluitiowetrota the bkprovements that wet:W . AtreeeyAesemin artillery. , I v. eatildered twirl 4 thatiblarted td 4 tha rollititr2 Want MA layeretif ffte. .WO a* Mitt, In the - expo. de 0 the viettien Ana, of llie war- of 1812, w ale VOA th a true system ;of • American . 1 4044 • eneria. w:often and • bow earnestly did hi fa al fib ,voice sad.wield his pen'against Der ,lard's linktmeen syttem being applied in this pin entry.'-. •a liaiave done a s m eth s atny man thiPßthaitaith.hdoptiOn4htveheardhim •leete4o4l4theteeridattbjeetOman,timecand gier t fvelidot ituntmbOr hit variable lok• Ng. took-.* to VII ogre „ ttifrog Or- ty bold' erg nos trines upon the defences of Neer ' , kt . 2 It' des' . n ot detract a particle from the merit of lieutoti• ant Morton to say that hie' rentable. views were taken, nearly fifty, yeare 'ago, by tbie same. Alden 4 Partridge. I b v end iabtMiat Lieutenant Mor- ton cone the , bjeot ithgleetire originality of corms Akin, a - congrtullitis him not Only upon lmt, ,npci . is betteffirtline in having a wiser ANIS. ' : 1-1,6 Witithejsitad'AMen ?artritige. ' lrVidge, Vint/fit; ;{cysts - - ' '‘i*, * - 41;Ifii;Oitt iii;elin. mote thaWOO big tiMor es thus revitred; arid;4lset; *Motioned imtbat department *WM MiemAelattedAlsemlialdte:droame. and no man woutdilaite a peter PriaCitOthe young Ober who had, as. it wore, ne:Aleciovered them, than would that grim old soldier , ' • X. Y. Z. • ,••••• 2 THE NEW •BABBATTO=OOII PLATFORM. The National Convention, which closed ita.det liberations et Jayne's lgall, on Thursday evening Pi1ikkiti0,0r, 1 04.9 1 0444 4 100- 1 4,t4 1 4. 4 4 held sines the organizitioh of the Sabbathlsohool 1 0 0 vonierit: ", There oafs Abe littleAO - abt that the !aim:l6ofthis nattonst Council will be beneficial in Its results: ;The eitisordiaartpubliorti alone, which lt , lat given 'to the , Sabbath4ohool tinge, wilFnatniaily tendlonolihen its be half, on the part of Maii:Who hive hitherth been Indifferent itO its Slot* and whisk ingtilty will oertalni.* be ineitalcids;rather *then detrimental effeetiC, ,-L In some•reepeets, it, is tree, the - requite Of this formal Mandator delegates from ail Tarts of the Union ear-hardly be said , to hive met the 'poputar expectation. • 'There' was lets well-Algaited eouhaei brought to heir:thew the 44104 Of •,,the,ociastori int.admubh',l4•Ta Withlhe'rriot, 0 ;1 ,4 ' session;in Matteis having, no, ,direet, • reforenCe to thebueiness before. the Convention, has reallielaft' the coinmunlty hut little, wiser' on the treat quel-, Lions at bane, than before the Convention was held, , The subjoined vesolUtians do indeed:contain 'manY excellent' fuleclhat Well-deterVe 'Mira imaeral at tention than they have,; heretofore received; Yet 'they eihibit, Upon the whole,Sitileeithilf new ideas WhiCh Ought'te hi largely improved, upon tn..the' next National, Sabbath_ Sotmol .Convention, vrher ever anti whenever, that may be. ,•3,,;-, - The following are the resolutions Adopted by the Convention, Whieh havolasen ordered' to bo read at 'an "'eddy day in every Sunday Schad throughant OA land. -The 7th; Bth, 10th, 18th, 19th; 23.1 and 25th,-lirlite to as important:l ; - ist. - lieSelved,' That 'ire regard the SandaY; school; in •.00nneetion 'with the-leschings of the Way and the :pulptt, rellablens• an agendiy for :bringing:the • entire - , youth of ' our 'country under the - saving influence of the (teapot. 2d.-ltesolved,iihat the Sunderisehool towhee's love of kis work le an indispensable prerequisite and'aecompautment of hid labors; • without - which it will 'degenerate into more formality, destitute alike of life,,,assiduity, andeueseed., • Sd:'Risolved, That the &Maks-wheel teeohedts thorough preparatory study ,ofkis'uisekly lesson. id demanded - both ivy kis oven_irents and those of hie_ class ; as .without such' preparation" he Mtn' rarely, if over' risete the proper fitness for teach leg; or teettrelbereamotiattention, and profitable Inptractiou of ; those Whom he.teaohein ' = • dthi. Restdptd, That , the l3unday•solmel teaoh- - , ides:rigid "ptsweruality,ivalis attendance id min. tiar to the good 'order of the" sobool,nnd to the formation of the dameitabit in hissokelare ; while 'the want , of it is an example Of ,trninoylto them ;' a disturbance of;the' arranganelite or,thl solmol, and vexation of to thoseettonte ektbinted to rule over it. Bodied, That there Id a 'Continual obligaL' tion resting npon every teaoher;to irsierier order, in hi.t, own class, as a matter needful to the quiet of theypholksabookandjur,the cbest setion of hid nand en the lemottaming Masking, andespeoially for the fatepthin of initruothin on the part of his scholars.; the want of whioh is demoralizing to the elitsdi'deetruotivn to the influeneenf bumbles, 'and detrimental - to thenrdef of the school. 6th:' Resolved, That every tenches &mild -feel under strongebligationslialy to occupy'the , trend of every tendon that is devoted to instruotion; em ploying it, if possible, in the topics of the leaden _under examination;er in such ways as will interest MY, mid 'Mitring widely, those committed' to' hid nharge-4rinseMbering that the waste. minutes of Sunday ached hours arb the Seed-time When Oaten sows, for a speedy harvest of mischief end din. Rebore& That the moot - Ma every - Maoher will depend muoh on WI freqUirat friendly and .Christlan visitation, of hie - echelons,. thud avail. Mg-himself of-thts sympathref-parentmand*ohil..= filen, begetting.% seciprooalkindnem,exiditing hit °Wain tereit in dit4and,preparingthenoil'of the' heart Mettle prayer ottitura,ofiinnd4yreghool'in., atruotion: ' • , , Bth Relayed, That eke reeage4e; - mat itost , absolatweefieeilhe - ttomitity,of Ma Ili qrreeneo of the holy Spirit' Poi , the ihatraotioe eaavitelon;--and'aaneibleation'af the' ehkldren ont-toh oo lll and wquld earnestly urge upon every teacher heinstant "In prayer " that thisehier want may haaaPPliod'from the infinite stores of Clod's fulness; '_,tnue. giving, lie "insocy for ashes, the oil ot joy for mourning, and the garment of praise'for the spirit of heaviness." . , 11th. Resolved; That 'lgo_ regard the Sunday sohool teacher's etchigp 1 a ;iv; all the walks of fife, , as an Induenee forgood. or evll, whiel(shoutd ad monish VIM to ointitloal•wold 01 , 0 11 , that his light may to shine , bales.; reed; that . they, seeing .nin 'geed .works, may glorifywhltik le; in heaven r, _ lll,tit.:/jeiotte ' d,-,That thle eehtiment,of the Sun day-oboe' teachers, , ea - well • al, of the ,chttrob, , in resod to the early ionivraois'or ehs'Alejts, fella .for ~ , bolevrA3lble history-. and Bible , teiehing•; and thatt sachem frtrUll , their tuatrietioiss, shouid ,keep'thlkohjeet steadily in view,. sathe - great and 'only' trultsatisfactory, result of their:labor,- . 11 - 111. - oaolved; That a' weekly meeting of Sun day.school teachers ' ' prayer and " the study of the-lemon; is .aneedfal appendage of every 12th. 'Reiefeed, v 'That ; we recommend to Nan day-sChbolsi:, is_ an 'important, measure' Or tie .acoulsition,- as will - as the retention, of religious knowledge, -seri.* of •• the leasolui at other pc -I.2tltYßisorived, That vie earnestly recommend oripinliation - of associations' of dundaylehool teacheri in our 'cities - and towns, for stated sea sons, of prayer ,and, discitsslon, as a eant of adding matetially to the elliclenoy.of the 'system; ta_ba so conducted is not, to infringe' Upon any denominational peculiarities: • • • - - 14th,. 'Readivadi - That we snoop:emend the .holding of Stale and oodnty dotiventlons of Sun daPeckool teachers, as eminently calculated to promokkOhrielian fellowship, to collect Informa tion' to devise plans of action, and , to , stimulate seal fu canto.: Sisokid, That We recommend the 'establishment; by private Subleiription; of local depositories of Sunday-tole:4 publications. ' ' 16th. Revolved, Thatwe regard the oommonwant 'of preparation by the soholers_of Sunday -admit lessons es highly detrimental to eucOess in tabbing ' arid one' whioli parents and teachers should di ligently reek to remove, - • 17th. Resolved; .Tbat we regard 'with regeit the present common dedolenoy•ltr.otar- echoes in the matter of committing thoroughly to memory the Word of Godoisd desire' to express our conviction that the presentsed inters blessed result of teach ing would be ' , fitment - trebly , inereseek by such acquisitions of Holy Writ. 18th. 'Resolved, That we bail with pleasure the Ineresslng spirit DE systematic benevolence! in Sunday - schools ; end urge Its extension cc in. Porte* In a high degree to the formation of habits of voluntary beneficence - among children as well as fu% tie' present and. future bleetsid erects of Aucliroontributions. - , - -•- • 19;11.:..Neadtsed,:That the object Of the Butvlay school, In Its poetleotual, moral, and religious ad. irantagos, are,euctE as should :seem' the attend. coca _dill grown up :youth of both pies, and that piton, Inmate, and teaohers, shoal& aim to eicurielhat ; result as needful for the beet snouts of the It:imitator', ' • - . -• • 20th'. Resoiveff. That we regard with great re , gret ,the are into which children - in many places are allowed to fall in-reference to the habit ; of:attendance at nubile warship; 'and desire that teachers should avail themselves of their position and influence to correct this BuOved,- That the establishment of hfis-'. Sion Sunday-wheels, in city . and country, in their, - infitterice in elevating the Boatel, moral, and re-: Slims (Manatee et .parents - !'and children; other , wire destitute of Christian attention and religious Isistruetion, meets with; our hearty approbation ; and ought to be greatly extended, so as to meet, •) ..4.4 ,, Mitlieethe necessity orall in our land who are ready to : perish for laok of knowledge. • - - 22 d; Resolved , That the duty and Mee of the Sun day-sehool teacher can in, nowise supersede the, &sties Or relation "of :the Christian -parent to his child, 'sir that of a Christian minister to hisohisteb but-should be regarded es the efficient auxiliary of both: 234. Resolved That th is (Maya ntion recommend that: congregat i ons,-as far, as practicable, be organised into classes in connection with the Sab hath-solools, for the study of the Bible. • 24th,flesoivrif,-That from _the, very nature of the awes, Sunday-wheels do imperatively need, and haye the :right :to expeat, at all times, the', matchfulearesinti soPervision of the pastor. Whose rauneels . and Sympathies, andcontidences are pre eMinentidue to our Sunday-schools. 15th. ,Itasolved,-That the Sanday-sehool system ideinands of the memberehip,of our °harebell more l eosdlei essxmrpgement pecuniary support, and ,pereonal service, than - -hat yet received, - Mad :,whiett it must have in order to' its proper and full 111120811111. .28th. iteiefved, Thet -It be-recommended" to the American Sunday-rahool Union, to revise or :reeonstruot the volumes of :Union Questlono now published by. them; also to considorthe prfietioa bility; and utility of publishing• a Youth's COM. inentary,on the lielySeriptures. - 271 b. -Resolved, :That- we recognise the post: lion .of.etiebbeth-Sehool eupertntentlent ae next in impertesemi and respopeibility to that of the minis ter of the Gospel, and that, vre , therefore regard Munro piety earnest seal, unremitting effort, bound discretion, steadfast patience, courteous de meanor, and aptness to teach, as qualifications highly needful:for ,the proper performance of the duties of Cie office. , • • Resofved,' That we affectionately ask polders and Sunday-school superintendents; throughout , the tatted States, to read the' fore going resolutions to their respective congregaticins and reboots, at the earliest convenient opportunity, • TO llonAxtrrata Ouzo TREASURY. —X‘daring attempt was made to rob 'the' rub tretisury o•fliuminit• county, on .Sunday evening last, • A scheolbouse on the suburbs of the'town wag fired; whieh• drew the eitleentrto that point, When' the,tobbit began hie work to afoot an en lkaner, at the T., indow of the trostui7, nuseen as. lt e - inpnbeed,.bilt the Marshal dimovered him and • 'allowed 'Mt' to enter the , building, and then podneed'Optoi him and eeenfed him. ' - - Basin ',names are prolific of anthorst., Mr. enumerates- twenty:me -faintly names that have' an - aggregate of 1,680 authors. The Ames number- 189 anthers; • next - come: the :Browne and the -Brownes, with 175 wri ters ; the Olarits 'and, the (Marker come next, btAmberinglsB; Others andeeed as follower' Davies and Davis. 1 L 6,; Jobneong,llo ;,11411; 92 ; Hamil ton, 8 _54 Green end Greene, 83 ;Jaolison, 81; 11111, 317; Howard, 53; Johnston - and - Johnstone, 52; Harris; 52; Harrison,' 52; Jamee, 48; Buis, 47.; Grant, 47 ; onnion, 42; Holmes, 24.; -Irving, 17. . lgot , r., WutEno.=-4ho ,Trcitkinglon public says kpitltion to.Cdogross is in eirculatton lioro; to the name of "free colored potions road• list, in the District Of Colombia," praying for the establiehrhout of a colony of ,peir ofass,,g. upon some eparsoly settlodlohttmn portion. of oar, own omitfitent,, where thez;may be-.under the proteo tion of the :Government of. their native country, Atnjjpevel,te fostering oarePAco. - 6 EMI THE PRESS.-PIHLADELPMA, SATURDAY, MARCH , 5, 1:859. The Fe.nr-Itanh Clerks —A - TO% =of dain. A Wedding on Board. u` 11 • Ming iee jrurkiga. . te ere eepeedeeee et the New Orleans Picayune ] ,In the winter of 185' 'and' 1860 e party' oe.fone •' •. ,'U. se Sam "Benereee, ,, young men , all bank clerks, engaged to meet, al. Valta." Cane, February it. 1859., terpatelyret, theveresidences of oath, in the city of , . se Fittest; fleet dinners., theatricals, ballsepartinl, lirooklyueind item' thelellif 'winter entlintla - and eeceptions I haveeftere seen on board national playlegeurffire eel** reunions wereeof _tbe most , are, gonorallystrikingly beautiful, dityr the thn and the unusuil e p re B : ll 4 l fee liarsi Te 4te'r o i tt i li taa t tltt e ialra' ? l"3llll 7 l - 111 411W1 .: 1117 :' d , ; . 1-7 , t iri l d ,f f : " Dit i t he ll vil o et n rh O °dY f flugt, 'cannon, i nn form, ,ko., which Invariablyinieke'ese_etleh o ' clock and re l''' IttleContribitte „to tee' brilliancy. of a military Breit respuitiVelterses/itatistled with themselves , .s. epeotattle. above any Simple °tele event, however rioted of Ofearekefleld;:late tellet ortheAtiaati,- and their ere riliffe aintittenient'i. The 1:4 " 7 "1"'- t ea 'get -tp and. arranged under the moat Bankeitiooklyte a beekkeeper :id another Bret vet seen a wedding on board ship until a few &eye favorable eirouitestanees on shore ; bet I htive no. lye bank, &Clerk - la a bank In Wall greet, and th mince, on board this ship, and certainly a more imposing pageant in its every stage and aspect I never witnessed, woilretetp.;oo - h ey ad we e r v e er " f n all t ett nie f u ro O m n * te b at uo .world. The meetinge at thehouse of -Field were A merchant in Vera Cruz. Dir. Derrhurst, and pirtioularly ,plertsane, for there htitnteeeys. and _ finding ward , he father of an Anterhiee lady; Mr,. Matioe,,also comforts were mingltieWlth "the pleasurteof . the rsn American' menshant; and resident Of this (titer, gaueee and each envied Field in the 'poisesslob of a solicited permission from °apt, Turner, command, fond and loving wife e en whasehappinera his whole. leg the Saratoga, to solenoids° the nuptials of Mr. ' being teemed ' ervirouglite - Ofttireas was the quo- Dewburst and Miss Markets, under the 'American talon applied to t theln : • , • fl u g. on board the Saratoga. - , . Teo male with bat a sterile thought- _, - The Captain readily gave his coneent, and, iTwolicarte tkaB beliel4 mil , •:' ' ' - 'upon communicating the application of the per- The-winter paieed awayeand aping canoe. The flea to his' enters, they determined in common piettetewere, on amount of , the shortened even concert• to make the smeasion a• handsome one, legs, broken -up, to give way to , summer amuse-. and,that nothing that expense or labor could do meets - Thenextfall an effort was made td reor- should he spated to commemorate such an event.. genies thentelititrreedionie cense it failed, and taking place, too, in the midst of 'a large eon- November passed without any.; meetings; On courts of foreign. veteels-of-par, in such a meaner Christmas eve of 1855 there watra turkey, raffle as would give it the utmost éclat ' advertisedete (Minh Off at a holiseirt *marble-bloc/ • The flags of the different nations' whose repea t:Ml Owlet ittieet. This horse was the residence of, aentatives were to .be prevent were intertwined a man who had ottec been a tailor, but had lately with each other in the most conspicuous places risen frourthat, estate; and at the' time of whimh forward end aft; the mainmast, the mizzenmast, WO write he kept an oyster ,saloon and bar. In and the capstan were wrapped ins Joseph's coat the portion of Brooklyn ; Where he was established of brilliant, - variegated ` colors; the aides wale there were but few, if any, of 'tbese - saloons, and curtained by fisgegracefnlly draped and festooned lksVas therefore' the:rebortof most of the young I to the deck, while the polished autism of six. sixty . MOB of thooty; who.blia no bettor place let which I eight shell guns protruded their - heavy breeches _to' passtiteh. time. • •Therewere two rooms on the ' some few feet upon the dealt'. reflecting almost like second steryeein one the bar, and , the.other wee a mirror the corrusearions of ' arms and tinsel of , tho 'one in 'Whit% the raffle was 'to take place. uniforms avd.burnished binder paraded on the Tu. Me- room, on Chthemate eve, . the euchre winter-deck of a ship•of w.. r. . , party of- the, former wittier, together with others t. An arras coiling , made of difeerent ensigns and from the neighboehoodemet, and .the raffi ugneete liege, was fitted to the under eertetee of -the awn " ohanees"' commenced , The turkeys - were rat . legs above, romnsvhat arabesque in lii afoot, so fled off by ten Wolook, and a topper followed•et, the, above, forward, and aft, and on either sidei the eapenest of .the -Proprietor. After this one or it was ono display of pennons of brilliant colors, 1 two of the party commenced playing dice for quer- cottoned yet heightened by the 'rays of. the son ten, and-soon,after the whole party Joined in the which descended upon it, and which gave to the game. There were, the four bank elarks.before whole a mellow twilight shade most becoming to Minded to; there eat &dentist, a doctor of modi- the picture at large, and not unliaet the effect pro olise a dealer in hardware; a lumber merchant, a duced by looking through etainett glass livery 'stable keeper , a merchant from New York, The offices of the chaplain of, the English frigate ,and others e around a largo table, throwing titter- Tartar had been scoured' foe the occasion, and 'stately for the peal, and 'betting that they. Would oxpt, .Duglop had kindly volunteer ed his band of 'throw over sicertain number (tine) ,at one, throw we b,' - : - with three dics.' Wine flowed in abendanoe; and . ,At half pail three the boats of the whole fleet, daylight on Obrietmae had long dawned when the EnglisheFrenete )std Spanish, began to arrive Party, with bloodshet•eyes -and aching heads, with large partied of °Mears. As the commanding broke up, and wound their 'way homeward, many officers came over the side, they were received Pr them having received their firstleasonel.in gm' with a full guard ; the bends at the same time blinge ' Many lost-some won-most of them playing their respective national airs, and all the were Indebted to each other in sums ranging from guests being conducted immediately to the poop as P.M See, while the - proprietor Of the lostitettiort they payed over the tilde, constituting, I should. found that he had made a very handsome sum oat thick, a group,of at least fifty ofilcsers in full mi. 'of the turkey raffle-be having reeeiveda quarter form. , , . flom'every fourth pool. . : Every thing being ready, and the beer at hand, lie wee not a man Ole amid proprietor)'i to allow the crew, neatly dressed for tho occasion, were such golden opporteinitles to .pass, without' im- called to stutter. They took hp the entire port proving them; so,,erethe fames from the Christ- aide of 'the quarter deck. The marine guard was reas-eve debauch had cleared -from the brains of drawn up just, abaft the mainmast, entirely across the party,, they, received. invitations - to, attend the deck from aide to side. another supper at the lame place, ithereei watch, The foreign bilkers were invited to deMend from together with docks, ohlekens, and turkeys; would the poop-to the quarter deck, and the captain re. agelitibe. ra ffl ed of. 'On New Year's eve of 1816 paired 'to the cabin to announce to the bride and they again met ; e again' theYeratited; again they groomthat their pretence SUM necessary to proceed supped, and again Ihe dims was - thrown i again t he with the ceremony. A wide paisage was 'made night' and 'morning was passed is drunken , die through the throng of o ffi cers to permit them to baneherye The proprietor was pleased, and treat.' pass, through which they advanced, accompanied ed his guests with that raiment; or rathei reverenee, only by the captain, who had been requested by whiongabiel him many friends e after that even- the -father to give ; the bride 9way. As they ing turkey reifies were almost of a' nightly occur- reached the open space allottedto, the ceremony, retitle. Teti th Intitetion s,oen ch anged its cream ohmmeter, immediately in front of the eorepany, and abaft and him e i , thimer oystek and lee sae the marine guard, the guard presented arms,' and loon --it eseime a' cost 'of club room, and after'remained at a present daring the entire sec a. pertain' hour• in:" the evening none but the vice, which Was most touchingly and impressively membere.. were , -allowed- to enter the' rooms read by the gegligh chaplain. on the ,second, story... The , character of (the . , As soon as It was over the 'oantain requieted the games ehange,d also, and cards were introduced- Euglish conneanding offieer to escort the bride cc euchre, seven tette. pitch•itunip, , and. Pekoe were 'her chair of eceeption on thepoop, and then ter- - the games ordinatilyplayed. Some few of the Par- tog to ee e ' crew be dam, e air, liar- th ree eeerty -ty were. experte -at them games-Field being an elteeis, my boys!" and uch a shoute Went up at excellent. eachreeplayer and c a daring, blear. once egg our -gallant tars fro ade the " welkin - Bet the dentist hefqe alludid to, was a a sharp " ring again," arid every one t'el b t h at it came from player' at all the games; and, though he, emu- their very Marta. 'At the same moment the first maned with' very "tali capital , h e was aCtlidu lieutenant fired a salvo of 'cannon -by divisient possession of mune a superfluity of funds: is and the band played "nail Columbia." division`, trade .paid him better than hie profes - don- The - The crowd of office:ire again repatred to the pnop hardwere men ITU very hooky at diee, and one eve- to offer•their congratulations, and then to the fes ning he - roundish:itself la possession of a diamond Braises:el to qeaff in bumpers full to the long s od pin arid ring i together wlth 'considerable cash- happy life or groom and bride. The afternoon -that which AO had not when he entered the rooms. passed away In one continued scene of revelry and : The bank clerks were generally the bosom, and it merriment, • champagne and wine flowing like was satonisheng What large itelazies they must.have water, whilst the crow spliced the main brace al 'received. A. handred dollars or selost and won at the bulls (grog tub) 01:10,tittbig viatenot thought of by these 'exemplary The evident delight and gratification of every young men; Ind it was ye/Yawning to therm)t of oneat the novelty and beauty of the scene were :the party to hear. Cie manner 'in ivhfoli they ne- conspicuous. and what gratified- us most was the. Wanted for the possession of. ends large amounts. constant remark from our visitors, "In what beau- Otte of,them hid. received a legacy from a deceased Mil order you have this ship, above and below, !" , 'nue; another hededrewn a prize in tab, Pelaware At sunset the flags were removed and the awnings lottery" *ldle a third amused the 'company One furled, and Once more we felt ourselves on the - 'Wahl, inforMing them as to the leek he had had decks of an armed ship. that,day ...backing the tiger"-=-all of which genies.; A boat was manned about duals to convoy the the party bettered - , ;tea matter of course, foredo,. bridal party to the city. -The crowd of officers Wen" gentlemen, every one of them„and would not feasting below were requested to et:assemble en the play with's man who would steal. " They only now; the men were ordered to lay aloft; a brit. played for eettesenent," Was -the 'oft. repeated as- 'fent fall moon was shining, and as the boat shoved ,seruon, *nob all collectively implicitly believed, off from the ship's side, three deafening cheers but individually, in,their own minds, thoy,did not , Were given by every soul on board, whilst at the believe. , - • .-.- ' ' same mamma blue Belies flashed from the fore one Bach a state:if affairit could not leallong, and castle , memo, and an poop, enveloeing the ship in. eveninne of the party-a New orb brixdr One brilliant spectral blaze, which made her beak ,eleek-was hot o f aceustomed pest. It Was a ~, for the moment a thing " less of earth- than matter .of alter's , ta all,' for during - the' Pe heaven. " Thu mussel this gala d ty; for gala day - -Month . he hid never, missed an evening; end it was. _ tiering lest anemone same of money, -(the, whale of his aunt's legator aid much more,) evry, T l e thought that he would eerealnly endeaeor to ,deem himself; -hut.hour-aftee hour Posited avr y, and still he Mime not..; gamed efiaggede and - global seemed to settle ever the spirits a, *OM panywhibrthe spirita at the bar wore in active, demand. , .elVetteler .'what could hate' beemilce of. Charley,"; mumbled the dentist,' raking inl a ' few Torten -, end puillog vigorously at-hie cigar,- '• f, won' of. , hirn last. night, and lte lemegided sifisfaetion, ' whieh .1.,; promiltelVV. 'give. , hirti.M- !Various Were',. the eenpecitafeeleg., Orli., end; though , eli in:their Minde•kassir the truth,they Astredisot speak it, ,At length it lend rap e rs halted at the. lower door r ond \ after the" money disappeared into the,pooketti of the teepee- Live Owners, the proprietor went den steins -100 :open it; while, the party afore' Immediately, en-, geged in reading the Sunday papere, Mod -no,ves ' tige of eard playing could be semi ' in- the room. The proprietor returned, and with Dim a police man and one of the clerks int the bank whore . ' Charles wag employed: The company a looked Fein apparent wonder at the Intruders. ',Have any of you seen Charles --, this even gr inquired the policeman. L-- No-ono had seen hire since the night previous; and all immired the reason of the Waage pre .oeeding. When told that helms a - dejeniter for over three thousand dollars, and had not 'been to the bank that day, they peed at each other in blank amazement, with guilt stamped updn their oeuutenanees. The polleenian Meal*, and the, party; after endeavoring to ease their conteiences With expressions that bad they known it theY would never' have' played' with him, that they supposed it was all right: dm', retired to their re spective homed. Field' in' - particular seemed to feel the disgrace which had boon brought •upon a promising young man - and hie friends by the cursed habit, which he found Was gaining ' a strong _hold Upon himself; and the writer, in conversation' midi him then, heard him mike that, he ,would' never play. for, money - again; ' ,flow" much misery he ,might luvreelevreell ' himself and friends. and family had he kept that Twelve ; and no doubt had-he turned from the 'precilpiee over whith , he was then impending, no diagram would ever have attached to his name. Bat his companions, some of them, were constant winners,and not desiring to break up the party% so soon,lfleld found the serpent folds entwined around him, and breaking all his weliformed re . solves, 'he again plunged :inte the deep abyss. ; - Tearing from his mind the lesson he had just learned, he blindly plunged forward in the darkest of all nights. .The Mende Of Charles paid tip hie defalcation, and he left for a tour in Europe. , The game continued With , the balance of thei party, with the exception of-three or P 11141410: arrested' their steps in time, After a few Menthe! -had passed, another of the party, James— also a bank clerk ; arrested one charge of for ery, and ere his triel ' tdok place the dentist left B ook ) 'lye for. Ohio, Be het/never since been heard rem. It has been calculated that ho must base Made ever six thousand 'dollars Out of the Orly. B.'s arrest- broke up the party for the time. Be was: sent to the State prison. .Of the Ater history of this party, the writer has no tog but rumors to r guide hira, , and fearful b at' some of, them may not be tine, he 0 its t writing them %down Oscar Field's brief', ca reer was a short and bitter one. In the year 1854 he was 'a young man, esteemed by all; his - friends and acquaintances, sober in his habits; gentlemanly in blemenners, and possessing neat tributes but theme of a gentleman. In Me lie is, er 'fugitive from . justice, a wanderer, with- the ' mark of Cain leponhis brow, leaving behind him a loving , wife and 'children.' . The story of this keeping a fast woman the' writer doubts, feeble tastes and inclinations were not of that naturL it Of the fotir young bank Markey/110 met oxen . during the winter of 1851: '65, in 1.8.511 ope is its young man before alluded to as travelling in Eu rope, the second is Tames --e---, en inmate of Sing Sing State prison, the third es Oscar Field, the fourth de the writer; and as the latter caste to glance over the past, a shudder creeps , this:met his frame as he thinks over th e fate of his oeinpa- Woo, and th /InkS a merciful God that saved him from the abyss into which he had almost pinned himself.' . - . • • , - There were other bank clerkeamong the pa 7, linden long thole defeloations Must come to lt t, for they have been possessed of-sums Aide they could not 'have dome byehonestly.-Vent l'ef. _tiered& , .. - Thee Sequel of the Bennett Cabe, , .A oorresporient furnishes the New limn Tours/irk and Courier the following sequel to the Bennett'divoree 0110 : "It enema that Since the decision of Judge giVing Mrs. Bennett a divome, and awarding to her the stun of $4,000, that the Doctor has managed to part with his visible property, and -that on the 19th'of last month he transferred his life interest In his real' estate, together with Ills rents, .4.7 ;as appears by town . records. The neat day one of hie creditors put the sheriff in search of security for a debt ; the sheriff finding that the doctor's fine horses and carriage were gong, and that the buggy was owned by others, he pro ceeded to look for seoreted property. At last be found, snugly peaked away under the barn floor, various articles, sash as vases, statuary, crook ery,, wearing apparel t be , which be took a few days afterwards Another creditor, de siring to secure his claim, factorized the tenant in the Boater's holm, thus stopping him from pay ing his rent, At about the same tirrie,lhe Doa iitooriat m m o u r e t t gr e e; a nne r4 d , the sa n m o : i t ,, en i t; e n n t n t e ht 014 course, the only safe 'araylor the tenant to matc sue was to wait until the court should decide who should receive it. On the Bth of February, the time of plat, Dr. Bennett- appeals the ease, ni does not allow •its trial , before the jostles; then, pu the same day, serves, in his own name a summary process upon his tenant to eject him from his house, declaring the lease to be violated by the non-payment of rent. The tenant, atm! considering the various ezperleneet ho had serer( ' ed under Bennett, oonoltorld that lie did not fancy so many landlords; that Its lease ,wan, not worth lighting for 'that he .did 'not .partioularly desire ; to enonuaber himself with latisaite; , and, there. ,1 ~fore, he gladly accepted the Dodoes version of the?! violated lease, and moved out of his hence, lefty int him to pay hie own costs. 13m0 Hamm •Man MN btmg a few evenings since; at Hastings, Minnegata, ley stealing a piece of beef lie was left hanging fill daylight, echen.the authorities out the body down and burled it. MEM Kossutk in London. Oae of the rognlai" , contributors to Bonnet's Ledger, whom we take to be Mr. H. J.,ltaymond„ of Nee York city, furnishes, in the number issued to daiTadon2 and entertaining account of a visit, made last fall, to the present residence of Ipiestith in London:- The Hungarian patriot is established in Upper • anWer. Waist, Bodford firpsare.: Ile is in straitened Circumstances, living on the = proceeds of his,/do-.. tures and contributions to newspaper*, eked out by the remnant of his wife's $20,000, most.pf, which was lost in't alined investments in this United States It may be observed here, though the Ledger writer does not mentiou It, that Richard Cobden is said to be a victim of the same speculative preference for oedemata. Kossuth still admires our coon tryand its institutions, and thinks he made suns mistakes on his visit here, in consequence of his ignorance 'of our affairs, and the advice of interested friends. In European politics he takes a warm interest, censuring with unqualified savorily Orsini's plot against Napoleon's life, and Idaszini's local In surrections, as identifying the omits of liberty with murder and assassination lie still omo. deatiy expects its triumph is Europe and -other lands; and whether he shall live to see it, ap pears to lent a matter of small oonsequenee. • The question what became of the $lOO,OOO tented oy Kossuth in this country is answered by .the writer. Kossuth did not appropriate a dollar of it .to his own use, but expended it all Motile political objects for which it was oontribated.. Hy its aid be sent agent after agent on expensive revolutionary service to Hungary, two or three of whom were executed, and the vigilance of Austria rendered his schemes abortive. "It is seven years," says the writer, "since Xossnth left the United States—bat he looks twen ty years older now than he did then. ,ilis flowing board, then jet black, is now plentifully sprinkled siith gray. ifelas grown very bald. and conceals his baldness by eemblng his hair over the top, of his head; ills faoo is marked with ,deep wrinkles, and the impress of sore, and grief, and hopes long deferred, is deeply stamped upon his features But his smile is as sweet, his voice is no deep and melodious, and the light of his dark oyo is as soft and as tender as in the "days when they so won the hearts of our people, and made the soul of this nation vibrato like the strings of the lute to the tench of genius and of skill.' Daring Feat at Niagara. Ono evening, a-eotiple of weeks ago, two persons were engaged in earnest. Conversation in the In ternational hotel, at Niagara. Ono of them was a gentleman from the South; the other a native of Sronington, Coon., named Andrew Greenleaf, well known for his surprieing feats on stilts, but who hat adopted the name and country of Si nor Gaspar Morelli. The Signor was speaking of his various astonishing feats on stilts, to whlelf the Southerner listened inoredulonely, till at lest Signor expressed his conviotion that ho could cross Niagara river on stilts, between Goat Island and the Palls ! Tho S tutherner offered a thousand dollars to fifty on the isue, which, to the Beton ishment of all, was taken... Punctually at the time named Morelli appeared with a paivof stilts about twelve feet long, made of wrought iron. flat, sharfeedged - and pointed— shaped, in fast, almost preorsoly like a double edged dagger. These were firmly lashed to his legs, and he walked towards the terri ble river with a confident smile. Ile stepped into the water, Which in another moment was ,boiling, gurgling, and rushing beneath his feet. :The boldest of the lookers-on held his breath in mappens*, as the daring man recede-I from the ,shore. Lie alone teemed unmoved, end passed on 'slowly and earefitily. Rie steps at first were very short and carefully merle, but afterwards became bottler and longer. The stilts, of course, were so pieced that the current streak only against, their sharp edge, and produced but little offset; but the danger from sunken rooks, and the conviction that rt single false step would send hint to death, era-. duced a feeling that was horribly painful. Oaoo or twice he-seemed to 1090 his balary,,e, and a siok onieg shudder ran through each "Le of the behold ers Recovering birn elf. be rt;.l kept on, still re coded, until he could scarcely be distinguished from the foaming waters. As ho approached the deepest and most danger ous part of, his route. the suspense became more fearfully intense. No ward was spoken, oseept that one man offered another five .dollarsfor a moment's use of his lorgnette, which offer was passed unheeded. Just as Morelli remelted the swiftest and deepest portico.- of the-current, he seemed to totter—sink—he threw np his arms, but he was Mill standing. A few moments more, and he had reached the Canadian bank—he was safe, and fall into the arum of two men who were wait leg to receive hind Re went to bed. where ho re. calved the. congratulations of domes of visitors, Who creme pouring in. its left the American shore nine tnedred and sixty feet above the fall, and came oat one thousand feet ,above the CA !lndian. The money has already been handed over •to him, and all will agree that it was fairly won. A BRIDE BURNED TO DEATII.—By p3S80131• gers Ivan Lebanon we learn of a most distressing affair which occurred near that place yesterday. Alias Basun Shank, daughter eflohn Shuck, Esq., was to have been married toMr. John Thomas .t twelve o'clrok. Bat a few minutes prior to the time the ceremony was to be performed her dress aseldentelly caught on Are, and the wedding dross, which was of a thin material, was Instantly in a .brace and the young lady was fatally burned. Her sister, Mrs, Burr Harrison, in her efforts to nave her, fired her own drese, and war, perhapt, even more severely burned, There Is but little hope of her recovery, it it feared. Mr. Shea and other metubers of the family, who also tried to re. 1 ova the yoang lady from her perilous situation, were burned, hut not seriously. The scene was terrifying beyond the expression of language. The bride was badly burnt from the Treat up, sad the hair burned front ter 'Lead. After her wounds were drected, and while she lay upon her couch, tho intensest agony, the marriage ceremony was performed. Ileums bad been prepared at the National hotel, in this oily, for the bridal party, and they were to leave by the evening train.—Loufsvrfle Courier. OVBRFLOW.—The Augusta (Ga.) papers of Friday lust raport an overflow in tba Snisnnali riVor, in conemnonoo of litavy rains. Weekly it eview of the Philadelphia Afar. (Reported for The Prem.? PHILIDELPIIIA, tdeveh 4, 1850. The produce markets have been moderately motive thls, Week, hat the Inclemency of' the weather hue interfered; with wharf operations somewhat. Breadetufftfatin-: tints on the advaitee, and 'flour, Wheat and itl4rn - are Wallin better prices. Bark le dull. Candles lase firm- I er — Coal bat little doing. Gotten le firmer, Grooeries 'are steady with auoderete badness doing.' lilies are quiet. Iron is firm. Lead is held firmly. Leather of gaol quality - oontinues to demand, bat inferior destirip• tient are not lc cared after.' Lumber, the marketls qatet. Naval Stores are quiet, bit for Spirits of Tar.' puttee prices aro better. Linseed 011 la more active. In Prevlif One very little doing bat prlien are hem, 010- yarned ie wanted, but prices are uasettled. Wee to un changed. 'Tallow is dull: Teas are &rear and more active. Tobacco 'Scutt - Imes in limited request. , 44ool , - - T , There has b 3 en very little doing owing to the advanced views of holders. Whiskey la better. The Dr; Goods trade le atilt qu to active; the Jobeete, however, are the most busy, the arrivals of Southern .and Western bayou bang very .arge; and they parabalo tritely; moat oeohoni ot th country are bare of sonde. Brown and' bleached Ocubme keep well sold up, and the heavy &beatings, are aken freely lo.mtait cases before arrival at _fait rates. Drills are also firm at BXe, at which rate there le tome export demand. Macke and Stripes are eteady, but Ticks Sell slowly. D 6011135 and Oottinhades are firm and sellfreely. Prints are movirg off freely. and priceiare wall stuleined, pagan. lady r the raw Woollens - are to steady de. mend, and for most kiwis the market is kis. In .1111F,ADSIVITFd, there has been' , more doing la Flour, ani, , ,owmg to the high rates 'ruling in all the neighboring markets, prices 00010119 oh the advance. The inquiry for exto.rt, thwaver, continues flouted, but some 8- or 9,000 bbla have been taken; chi- fly on apnea:Mien, at $9OO 25 for common sod good etrantbt superfine, half bbie at $5m6.12% the pstr. gte extra at 16 25at 6.60, end extra family at $6 60m7 41// bbl, ,locludlog 1340 'bbls 'Brandywine at $0.60: The mice to the trade have been to a fair extent, within the above range. and fancy lots- at $1.2607.75 - per bbl, an. cor/inglo 'god ity. Rye Flour is in better demand, with ewes of 900 bbls At $4 25 4' bit Own Meat is a sp.in batter demand. gales of 1000 bbls Peonsylva- MS at $3 62j4 08 75, and 600 Brandywine on to rens kept private 3 he following are the inspeetions Of Flour add Meal for the Weekending March 3, 1859: Ralf barrels of superfine 271 Dirrel t of Seperttae 8,201 Do. - Fine lt ' Do. - 219 , " -'Dri Dye 678 Do. Corn Meal 970 Do. ,Oondenmed 62 IVEIB4T.—Tae receipt hare been light, and with a good inquiry for Milling prices continue on the advance, sales of 10 000 bee gust reported at 1480160 a Jot ow- Edon and prime Red, and 10001750 for 'common and good White Bye is'wanted, and Pennsylvania to selling at 92n. O 1 Corn the receipts are light; and prices have advanced, with sales of '20,000 bee Penna. and 'Muth ern yellew e mote at 81 soBto afloat and tasters, (nein& log some white at 780, and damp yellow at 703T8 o. Oats are la- fair request, and the receipts light, with sales of 100;0 bee at 5.1,10 for Jersey and Delaware, and 51m56it for Penne. Barley is dull; New Pork cells at 850191 e - 4p ens, the tatter for snootier, and Penne at 70072 a. tsartey Matt le steady: eaten or toga boo chit ay at 9toragi 00 0? bob . PILIVI7 , IONO.—The market has been tall but firm during the entire week, and ,Mese Pork to quoted at 8 8 50m 8 75. and City Mete Beet $15315 60. Bonne small salmi of Beef llama have been made at $17.50te $l9 $Y bbl. Bacon.—The receipts and mocks continuo light, and the demand limited at lle:84 , for piton and fancy - Hems, 103 610,40 tor fildee,: and 8081€43 tot Shoulders. Green meats are• firm. with email melee of namely salt and pickle at 9X aim a,lldra at 9,t(ooiio, Shoulder's' at IOTA( e, each and Mgt" days.. Lard —The reuelpte are-light, with ialee-of Western barrel's, and" tiereee at 12,4m12X0, and keg. at 13)ict 4P' lb. Mall. Country omtnandsl2llol2,ifo. flatter —Solid poked' le in better demand, ,with sales of kegs, Ilikins,And tube at llmile, tor - roll there to a steady inquiry at Bete t for Pennsylvania and Ohlo. Cheese Is selling at 11 al7c, and eggs at 100170 eiP dozen. . MSTALS —The fro market le arm, end there is fair inquiry for futitre dellveq•;.. among the sale' we notice 1 000 tents forge pig at $21.60 ; 400 too No. 2 aw. - thraelte at $.3 50321, 0 mos; and, 1,001 tone 'No. 1 at 825 ; Coo tote blooms odd on pleats term . . Boiler Iron 'continues at laid qttoted lead-is quiet for the want t f stock, and pig le worth $a the 100 lbg. Copper is dull, but heldera of both Beglish sheathlog and yellow metal are arm at 21e for the former, and 1120 - for the latter. Tie ip weedy, with; mOderati sales of plates it 87.60 w 10.60 V box. ' • - - B t hit.—The demand for goer° trop bee been limited, and holders ask $O3 0' -ton, Without Bed ng. buyers. Tanner's Bark there ie none offering, and no tales have been reported. DAN 0 DEi.—Clity made Adamantine are better, with ea'es of &COO boxes at 22i, 6 mo.. Tallow Oaildies aro hole at 12m. 3a, and Opera* 421 47 lb. lit —The, marketrrematne Inactive; there being very little demand either for.houte,nte or the supply of zetern Markets, and prices are without alteration. • COPPSE —There is no - stock in drat beads bat two earircee of Rio have been cold to arrive at 11Ne. it ZUCej 30 begs lagrosyra also cold at idif a, iat bogs tit. Domin go at lemlolo 41' lb, and 200 male Java at Ito, all on time.' 'COTTON.- . .-The rikeipta cad stooks era fair, brit bhp. ore have come forward slowly and prices are steady,, with cares of 960 bees, chiefly uplands, at from llq to 12No 46 , lb far low rirdinwy to middling fair quality oath, inaindivg gulfs at IlMe6lBNo, auh and time. The crop movement has been as follows: • - , 1869. 1868. 1857. 1800. Recite at P0rt5,...2,868 0801,279 0002,297,0002,268,000 to 11.8ritain.....000,000 81,9,000 717,000 MOW EL to Prance 8820,000 233.000' 287,000- 819,000 Ea. to other P.P......274 000 151,000 203,000 276 OM Total enp0r1e.,..... 1,494„0301,083. 0 001,107 000 1 615,006 Stock on heed 084,000 716 000 145,000 823„000, - Of which daring the prat week, included in the above: Viola at Porte ' 116,000 163,000 90,000 151,000 Evto G. Britain.... 88,000 87,000 79,000 .48 000 •Ert.. - to Prance ....... • • 12 000 18,000 63,000 Ex. other P. P.. .... .21,040 9,000 21,000 21,000 Total esparto." 19,000 ~:88,000'122,000 87,040 D liat AND-DYES are In good request, with sales of Soda Ash at 2% erBlie, Sal bode 2)(o, refined Ro -1 rag at 19619)4e, Begat of Lead at 13X°, and Ondbear at '303, all 8 mouths PIRATIMERS.—Western dell, In a small way, at 486 47.3 4P' lb. PhOIT —Oranges and Lemons have been selling et $2,93 50 49', bra. Retain. era scarce and high. Domes tie Fruit Is steady. Dried apple, are selling at 9,l(e' 103, aiit unlined Peaches at 0}44a133 IP lb. - Oran berries $9611, and Green Apples 6864 4P bbl. Plell.—Afackerel are very firm, with an improved demand. and tales are making, In lota, at 217, $1..60, arid $10.60 400 , bbl for the three Nos Pickled flertiog , are dull; and rake (mu $3 to 13 60 IP bbl. 860 bbla sold from the wharf on terms not made public. Oodilith are w0rttr8K64.341 0 ,14, and rather more satire. - • YR it IGEIL r el are dull, and tee London we quota weight , at 265. In West Ind! freights .there - Is but little do.' lag. A vont was obartered home front Trinidad. with Meioses at 13.76 49' hhd and Oar train °Wattages, with auger, at,410 the 100 lbs—foreign port cearges paid.' 'the Pos'on packets rates are 25a for Pmar, 71% /or Grain, 6660 for Ideasnremett Goods - and 32.250 2.76 'or Iron Coal freights are stares at $2 to Banton, and 01.16 $0 ton to New York, with the drawback GIN BE6lo—There is' none r Miring or selling; the last eaten! Crude was at 85e4fr lb. EILSNO—There hat been a little more damned, bat no change to no ice in Riess. 111151 P—N sales have been reportedto alter quota tions, and the market is quiet. HIDES are wanted at full prices, but there is no stock here. An Import bf Porto Cabello Slides, Just in, wan taken previonaly, onprlvata terms • BO M.—Prime are firm, with sales of Eastern and Western at 11620 a 4P lb LEATEIRE —Goon stock Is In demand at an advance, but inferior descriptions are neglected. .LIIMBEIL—The sales of all kinds eve light, and the market dull. White Pine shipping board; are worth $l5 4fr M, AWL adSSEL—Flupplies coins forward freely, and the market has been quiet; sales of 150 hbde Cuba nnusco. rade at 29e, and 1,(01) bale New Orleans at 406410, on time NAVAL STORES —The market is quiet, with sales of No 2 RIM* at $187%612 47 bbt, and common rn terms not made public. Tar and Pitch continue as last quoted. Sprits Turpentine Is batter, and sales have been making at 603. V. gall an.- ' OILS —Spann and Whale are steady with limited sales, LIONOOd fa Meta active at the deolloe. with free sates at 843. Lard,.ol.l is quiet; males of Western at 91 0 61 05, 4 - montha. RICO is firm with salmi of 260 L:erceS, in 'lots, at $3 7664, on time. SALT.-.There have been no P 111111t1 Or sales since cur Oat notice SEEDS.—Clovereeed coulee in slowly and the market Is unsettled with sale+ of EGO bus to notice, in lots, at $0 2568.10 4, bus, and 603 bus from second band, at $767 60, an to quality, and small rules of Timothy at 62,26. 200 bee Plasseed mold at $1.76 4f, to 811 sAlt —Supplies are com'ng let-ward more freely, but the market is steady sod the demand moderate; aides of 400 hbdri Cuba at 761%n; 800 bags Lagusyrs at 7No. and 450 thda New Orlea..n at 7,4 i 67,ei in on time ALT611.0.-81miy has been selling in late at 766800, as In quality, and American at $46 $0 too, the latter earth. • PIET - ea.—There are no , changes la Brandy, Gin or Rum, and about the nerd, bath:leas done Whiskey is dneettled r eases ranging at 276280 tor Pentisylvania bbls, 286293 for Western, and 26%6280 for drudge. TALLOW Is lower, with salsa of city rendered at lie ifr 1 1 ) TEAS.—The demand is better and prices are lock ing np. TOBACCO —Leaf and Manufactured fare firm, w;th rather more selling at from 6 to 120 4fr li., for the former. WOOL.—The market fa firmer but without activity with email males to note at from 42 up to tlici lb net for common to fuli-bloot and prime flame. LECTURE ON Lyrae.—Tba following passage from a lecture delivered in Boston, last week, by Henry Giles, Esq., boson Flrinian ardor, combined with terseness, (sass the Boston Courier,) which cannot fell to strike the reader, even if he be net prepared to admit the application to any ono here abouts. Mr. Giles raid : ' "But then the Iri,h tell such 11es—especially the needy Irish, and, above all, the servant girls ! What sinners and exceptions they must be in the midst of surrounding truth! How guilty they must be; with such brilliant exam Mes always and everywhere before them of simplioity, sincerity, veracity, and integrity! What severe conscien• tiousness in our parties and their leaders! How scrupulous, our press!, How, full' of pro. bity our statestten ! How rigorously verity rules our orators! How genuine is all mercantile commodity, and how abhorrent of falsehood is the - word. of, seller unto buyer! Of what un bending rectitude are all our moneyed corpora tism's; how honorable and how like Comer's wife are all their agents! And none of them ever run away with all the capital in their locket. The man•servants and maid-servants that could be capable of a lie in such an age of truth are surely the most hardened of transgressors. Yet, once density, untruth is noticeable in their betters— at least, what simple people might consider un truth. Joseph Surface Goliattum, Esquire, has no respect for the sanctities of his owe 'home ; he 'has no nespeot for the sanctities of other men's homes; but be burns. with a tense of indignant virtue on finding out that Biddy went to meet her lover, when she said she went to ate her aunt. Yet Joseph Surface Gollathan, Esquir",thinks lies,breatheslies, sleeps lied, drown lies, bsys lies, sells-lies, pays lies, oats lies. drinks lies, and has lies, paid to him; is himselfa conglomerated lie -will die in falsehood—and his 'ashes, after death, will bo conseerated by a lying epitaph. For much and mans, Joseph Surface Gollathan, 'Esquire, is a representative." A MAN HANGING HIMSELF TO A COIIPSE.--• At elate hour last night, we learned the following details of a most singular aff dr, which occurred near Cummineville, come four or five miles from this olty, on Saturday night It appears that a persan, whose name was not given us, entered the burying ground at that place, and removed a deed body from a grave, which he planed in a sack. In making hte exit from the yard, it was accessory to scale a high board fence, which the resurreotionist evidently found d ffloulty in accomplishing with the burden with which he was encumbered In order, therefore, to give him free use of his hands and arms, he placed the card attached to tbo mouth of the sack around hie shoulders, and climb ed to the top of ,the fence, when he must have fallen off, leaving the corpse on the opposite side. The result war, that the end was drawn up around hid neck; and her was found dead, yesterday morn lag, having been (choked to death by the weight of the"oorpso'tn the opposite side of the fence! The story satma r n incredible one, but 'we are Informed that, strolling es it is. it Is nevertheless tree.—Cincinnati Gazette, February 2Sth. 11 NAVY- DAMARES---M r. Felix Ooattfabtained a vordiot of t 17,000 d ma-'ca ogoinst the city of St. Loofa, ottolv days ego for irourlao to his pre• misc.sienwotiAllieutting through an embankment to ajbeud....:,i, Cigars anb tobacco. . _ 4:1 AvAIT,4 ! CIGARS._ , 11 - 2 _ if - I—. ..- t_OtitconvED PER LATE ARRIVALS."'. 9000 . WitentiadaPrensondoe; 7,800 do Londres, -lit Wand Ode ,; 4,100 Ina la Zattuela . 0,000 do Millar Dorn % I snone11:000 do trio ; 10,000 do Oonehitat ; 5,000 - 'Annals -21alos ; 4, 00 de lcuitledores; 11.000 Cantles • - .l,,ondres ; -- 4, 000 do Loud 011indrodea ; 8 000 Orintabub, ILondres•, • 7 , 501 do °Webs/ ; 14 000 Calliope Landree; -' 22.000 El - Ebro d 04, 7 1500 do do One ,• 2,500 do Millar; Al,BOO 1,1 Dorado Lotolree ; 4500 do do floe; 6,1100 Repaint -Londren; 6,905 do dorine ; 103 M Principe ;; Monlila Oho.- 'roots - 10 00GketrelloOperae; 7.800d0 tuelta Londres 11,00440 Regalia del Rey ; 16.000 do Butte Aetna ; 13,000 do Coquette ; 7 500 Talent' finelta Londres ; 10,000 do valance; 10,000 do Entre Actin ; 9 000 do liegolia Con glossa °bonito; 3 800 do do Londret 6,800 dO/irotiolo i 11;000 do Millar' Londree ; - 22 000 - Light Guards Lon. dres ; 7.800 do Entre Aotoll 11,000 do Opera; 5.000 do Mill Londres ,• 25,000 Fiat Gerundial ; 30,080 Eebsjas Londons ; 16,000 Tree Victorian, do; 8,700 do Millar'. in store and bond. and for ;ale. by -A - ,ERIUNO, 140 Borah 511.0 NT Street, - ' ' 168 l-tr - QEGA8,8.,500,000 Havana Begat; choice ,brands, by late irrivnli, b, bond and Moro, for MU by A 10111 1 .11 41 0: 140 Ikmtb . iltroat: 11%6 .FUGUEL & BON% A. 70 Importing of ICANANA OMARS, , a ds ~ „ :210 South' IfItONT Eftreet VEGARO;',IIABA.IWAS. AHD PARTAGAS choice Invoice of the.. relebrodid brands on board brig $. New lira," dally expeStal fun Havana; and for Ws law, by.. OBABLEEI VITA, urt (Now) LIS :Walla% "mt. tadow SOCIOrAiI, Job fli(rt!ing: THE 'NEW . JOB 'PRINTING OFF "TEE X 3 .14.—M5E3 17 Ia prepared to exouiPe 'neatly, ekt: aplv and ozpoditiousty, - EVORTlAsoirrpox OP PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL:Pa:INT/NO,: • BOORN,-" , , PAPER BOORS, - CIIIOULAIIS, BILIi•HEADS, -BLANKS OP Evziiir Dzsomerlon, CARDS, • • , 5 5 • HANDBILLS, - • • LABELS, Priottog for AUCTIONEERS, WOMBS, - MEROXIAN 8, MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS, BANKS, RAILROAD AND INV:MANOR ' _ - , COMPANIES. All orderaleft at the Publication 01114 at Tha Press; NO. OHEAiIiNIT street, wIU be promptly dt.-tt .--11A.NUFACTURING SITE 'FOR SALE.—The undersigned wiltsell. et plata Sale, on the Bth-of March; 1859, ,at at'the Ba •changa, in the Oily of Baltimore— •, • 2RB WAWA FROPBATY 'heretofore used by the. Baltimore Bente , Worke for -, the manufacture of , Ohettdcals. -There is two' acres and - o; kelt of land 10. cited on the Northern - Mantra Railroad. In 'Baltimore flaunty, and about a mile distantfrom the Bolton Depot. /eft fronts 210 feet -- on, 'the 'rallies& - and has on it' a STONe 7413T0RY _BUILDING; 210 feet, by 10, and a 11 VARNISH-01)82; throw-atoriee high,' .f Stone, 20 feet h - y 20.-. There .1114GINS4t 40 horse , power, and two- .7flotlere., on: the -premises. There Are also BIGOT BTONn'DWELLINGEI tor. wirkmen:- „A:treols from the •Batiroed mai the whole length, of their/Wort ,butldirig. lite an admirable situation for manufactup , leg purposes of altunat any-deecription; there being right of abundant supply of water. It will be sold subject to an annual rent of $2OO. , • • . th , The terms will kW one-third ca and the -balsass' satisfactorily arranged. - - - Bar • examlnat on of "the - nroperty, - partiettlars . thereof,apply to • crißßOOlt.l, Madison Aseurre,, or to H. P. BROOKS, 'fie.-1 Law Buildings, et. r_ stress. feli.ta&f tBl/3 • - praso,rl,,a,, Anctlra. JTOY, .COE ,& CO.*- ' ADVRRTININO AND oOldiffilSlON AGNIOY, OHESTNIIT door, Philadelphia, and • ' Tribune Building'', New York; JOY, 00E, & CO 'are the Agents for' the moat In. iluential and largely circulating Newepapere in the United Staten and the Cesadee. ~They are anthoriced to raceme adverthements and subsatiitions theloweill „,_, _ SA , I4.IIIANDAR,SAPEtt. . . .--.. , •, - :41 beg,' is&rtment of,. , • . - . , • ' }WARS k'PIATSO.IO3 '- ._' puiLADßLPiris'lWANtrl'A'o2l:lllll•D ONLA'AiANDER SAIPEB • . . „ - , • ' viartioltiroisi, Par Ranks and Storm. ' . • . - BMOC NCNB Ikea to any now'in 'IRON DOOllll, SHOTTEIII3_, Oa ea tood terms as any ether eitatniahmentin tha • • - United States, by " EVANS A WATIION, 21o:18 Ihnsth F 01411.12 Street, __ ••• • ••• • • '-- , Pkthalelphia- PlalytiE gum USA °ALL. ' , . /I ONLY AgI i yd i aL I FNELWALLED with Jammu's, HOldF. XIIROPE&N DiMAND. The reason why, is that by- Nature's own monis it restores the rostural-oolor permanentlY after the haft bemmes gray; supplies the natural fluids 'and thus, makes it grow on bald bead', removes all dandruff, itch. ling, and beat from; the scalp, quiets and tones up the nerves, and thus cures all nervous' headache; and rosy be relied upon tome all dlsesies of the scalp and haft; it will stop and keep it from falling oft' 'Snakes ft soft. gtony, keality, and, beautiful, and if inied.by young two or three times a week, It will never faU become gray; then readers, readthe following, adjudge for yourselves: . - , Raw Your, ;tut: asba. J—WOOD d:_ oo., - - - Gentlemen: Ileving heard good deal about Pridemin Weed's Flair Uestorative, and my, hairbeing unite iftsy, I made up, my, mind to ay aside the -prejudices whisk I in common with 4 great-many paeans, bad *bit all manner of patent medicines; and $ short time agol commenced tieing your &Aide, to test it for myself. - The result has been .so'venr satiafaotory that very' glad I din to, and to miltUoit to you,ae well as for the enceinagement of others who maybe as gray as 3 wed, but irho having my prejudice without my reasons for setting it aidde, are unwilling to give your Restorn the a trial till they have further proof and the best proof being ocular demonstration I write you this let ter, which you may, 'show to any such, Cod also direst them to me for further proof, who am in and out of the I N 1.-Wire Waling Establishment every day. Zdy hair is now its natural color, and much imprdved In appearance every way, being glossier and thicker and much more healthy looking. I am, Yours Respect - • ee =NET JRNILTBff. Corner Rolumbia and Carroll streets, ,Brooklyn. Livingston. A's„ Peb 14. 3.851. Woon—Dear 61f: Your Hair Boatorattes hat done much good in this part of the country, _My hail has been slightly diminishing for avast years, caeca', I 'oppose, from a slight burn when I was - quite en in fan'. I hare been ualog your Hair Itestoratiee for sic weeks. and I find that I have a One head of hair no, growing after- having used all other remedia known to no effect. I think it the most valuable remedy now extant, and advise all who are afflicted that way to nu your remedy. Yon can publish this if yon think pre per. Yana, era., B. W. mIDD.Lwros PIULADISLrIII.I Sept 9,1804. Pao,. Woos—Dear Sir: Your Hair Restorative it proving itself beneficial to me lost its and " aloe the back part of my head, almost lost Hs offering—was; is fact, BALD. I !msused but 2 half pint betties of yow Restorative, and now the top of my head is Well stadia with a promising crop 'of young hair, and the Await *leo receiving its benefit. I have tried other prepare- Hone 'without any benefit whatever I think; fraiiino awn parkins' recommendation,l can indite* puny other" tetry it. Yours, respzetfully; D. R. THOMAS, M.D., - N0_464 Vine atreet. ........ . The Iteetorative_is pot -op in bottles of 'three &aft viz: Large, mealnra, and email; tho" small holds pint, and retalle for one dollar per bottle ; the medintr holds at least twenty per cent more in proportion tbar the small retails for two dollars per bottle; the Isar bold* erart 40 per cent. more In proportion, and JO tails for d 3 a bottle. ' 0. J. WOOD & 00., Proprietors, 812 Broadway, Net York, (in the great N. Y. Wire Rallies Eetablishoient, and 114 Market Areet, Bt. [Amis. Mo. . . And said by all good Druggists and Panay Goods Des lore. • uol6-uxwfato /r.. eowinyky-8m I/LANX /WOES AND STATIONERY. ILJP DAVID M: HOGAN, Blank Book Manufacturer, 'Stationer ma Printer; Ng. 100 WALNUT Street, is • pared at all these to furnish, either teem the 'balm cr make to order, Books of every description, suitable for Banks, Poblio °Nem, Merchants, and others, of th e beet quality of Seegliall or American Paper, and bond In various styles. to the most substantial manner. Orders for 3013 PRINTING of every dmaripeon, ilagrartog and Lithographing executed with neatens and despatch. - A general assortment of Inglisb, Trench- end Anse- Can Stationery. Concerning Mr. Hogan's contribution to the Franklin to 'Wats, the Oommlttee say—'" This display of black boost for bankingandMeroantile use is the beet in the Exhibition. The selection of the material in good, the emirmanship most excellent. and UAW daub and ag• immune. meat and approprtate.” noinhit INVITE,tne special attention of -V DRUG, PAINT, ANIIGLAAS DRATIMEII3 to our present mock of DRUGS, 'WHITE' LEAD, ZLNO, OOLORED PAINTS, PUTTY, VARNDDIEB, OLktia, Am— aro. CIPY ANTE COUNTRY MERCHANTS who desire 'to purchase from a selsot Stook, and at acceptable prices, are respectfully reqUested to iaspeot our goods Pure Drugs and Patent Med clnes—A full supply. White Lead, in kegs 0f.12X lbs , 26 the , 50 lbs., 100 ; or in packages of 160 the, to 1,000 lbs.—a full supply. Zone Palate—A full supply of different brands, su perior quint ea, at prices astonishingly low. Putty, Putty—An extensive Mock, prepared in pure Linseed Oil. v.rza.hes—varntbhes of approved qualitiee—a toil supply. American Window. Glass, of approved brands—Our assortment of eines and qualities. fa completes, and equate any manufactured in this country. deed your orders direct to MGM & SMITH, Wboterede Drug, P4int, and Olcor Dealers, fel-tf S. W. corner SECOND and GREEN Ste F. ROLLER, w • FRENCH BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, No. 27 South NINTH Street. third door above Chest• rank, Philadelphia, Begs to inform Isle friends mid the pubilo generally that he has opened heathers - on his own account : ac above, where h, will always be to receive a con tinuailori of their layers. As the senior pots, of thelate firm of llottna k BOLIOT, probably no (filler guarantee is neoseeary to ao appreciative public of hie entire ability to till all orders in his line with the nt moat satisfaction. Remember the number: 27 Booth WNW( Street, third door above atm:taut. fal, IJIIOLZ & b.NENTZKY, lc" 115 south 311GErr11 B , reet. below °learnt, IMPOltreltB Me° 3311.AL8118 IN AIITISTEP MA . . _ TBiIIALB, Wearnmead to Artists and the public in general their large stock of Juvenile Paint Boxes, Manz & Bair ton and Goo. Rowney tt. Co Ts Oil and Waters Colors, Colored Brush•e, Bei and German Canvas, inbat man -. Drawing Papers, Colored Crayons, !Rubies, Pictures for framing, &0., te..c. Discounts given eo Teachers and Bemlnitrien. Conn annoli.el at t'n'A. in 4.10 • ja.2l.:"{rn VIERICK-MAKING MACHINE; WHILE L makes the Brinks - ma temper Moseley, makes from 3210 to three thousand per hop!. Upwards of thirty in use. Patented February 3d, 1868. Machines sad rights for stab. Counties, or one-fourth of the Patent, will be so 1. Known to be the only prise - teal one to rise. Ad dress R. OATtNELL, Germantown road, above FM Pkt 11404n...h. d 118EL-300 quintals Grand Bank Cod nat. 160 halt bb'e White Ribh 500 bbla Mackerel, in irk le, halves, quarters, and Peghthe thlinun, in ti.rees eel this bble. Pickled IlUdeck 40 dn. dn. Llerrlog. Frr Riad try U.ti Irl i , 11:11 00., /than Str4skt 2I .)tut. •len• • P,Abl. LDAISINS.—.SOO Loses new crop, prima JILILe order, Layers Bunch, Clusters , lo store and far 011 bp, A. " 14"31 _ . 130 NOB,* pIOILIMS, 178 MOB '= BHIRJItAT7BII~ , the Tants, Lumbago, Road^ jidufs, Toothaehesior -Suferang from other Boolitii Infirmities. THE UP7.I) prir.fcompLininarricior R E A_D-Y ,R E.T; Ylt I.BBTANTLy iiltorMe: Tii itoarsiontrozATMll pAras ANT) ItelitS; inraz!s, trpAtais,..rs, • • Voisiis; • aßirisiii, *To, ESC rendereitiesportailt Skit eyeiyhtn,tilrheep a supply , it in the house- - - Ariciedivith thikremedy, a hdusehold always...pro 4cted a:giblet eaddeu. SWAM of siek,nead. Thotioarsis lit lives of perilous have' begin siived - by its timely use, Who were suddenly seized in theidgitt time with Cramp, yomithai; Choleni, -Yellow Sever, and other ;Melia disisasee, Let a dose of this ldemedy be takes Internally, se, the - wise may - rettire;`,wberrauddenly wired With kiln or Sickness, and it will leniently re lieve the patient from pain, and arrest the-disease ! P.AD' WArs'.o . 4Dr„u4l,Er -- HAS GtfitilD , , ; - RHEMCLTIBit - ' Lufonrhonn. VEIJBALGIA - , In one kens% 011ADIP ' - In ten minute*. " pi 11414 z, minutes. TOOTHAOHE — ' In one miu SPASMS ' " - ' flirWmOntes, RICK 11.11Aff&CIIS ' ' Iscien_solant«g. Offilitiff iniut•ev. Minitteg. In tftemi minutes. IN/Mt:nu BOILICTBROAT ‘ In len raltutel • Oukatzr minntes. PENT (TRS' - AIWA OBBSIE ' PARLLYBIB =El] DAtIIBEE, WOUNDS, mem, The moment it is applied to the Injured naile,ll ' -PAIN AND TlNlierifitas Look out for counterfeits and Purrh;ee only • 115.DWAT'S BEADY BEGIEY. - - Pries 25 cants. 50 ante, find One Duller per bottle. :Age,/la in this - DIL - IpkArtif fr, n,z*niza.; CALtENDift. • dll-tn YSc eow In-W ~. THE LIVER -LifVtGORATOR; • _ sli3l.oll7D'Sir OE SANFORD," - - COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS, Is one of the beet Purgatiie and Sivai'Madioines now before the.publio,- that =tit as a' Cathartic, easier, milder, and -more ,effectual than any othermedialne known:;, It il rditonly a CetAarriei beta Livir reme dy, aotingihst mitre Lair to tarot its intatid Matter, then on the stoma= - and bowels to Off , that . mat; ter, thee amomplishing two purptderistroetaally,"with eint anyaif, the.painftd fealingc'expeileidiall.irthe ope rations of most Calhartits.'ilt'atningthims the - sys tem at the same time that aud; when taken daily in moderate deatu,ml/1 - rtrangthen ski build it up • The Lir= Ranier Me human body; and vibes it well, the - poweri of the =ad. The stomachis al on the healthy notion of , performance QUM" fans. is at fault tilt bowels are system =refs 'Wrenn- Lirerltaring,imesix3•Ril eases of that orgert,serte • Made it ids shyly - , in - lei years, to And some tame:: set • Us Mani demo*: ble. • . , To prone that this =- person troubled with Li: Re forms, hew=4 to tita i Then &Me mud= ail. the- systemi-eaggejing - In 1 of tile, inyigorattmg.tha; digest healttetorthe algae rem: = um of thiedieeasi" - BitplOM . - ,Mrfeemit a= kr, "prive,staa 17,000= Immtoonavia_r: • .-• One aose,l/Mei =dig: st,onwp.r4 *pm:91110 ior4 - 4)6i4fou* ; :•-•-• Only - ono ati gently, and; auras ; Ileif•;. One doee,'Aidrieelafter One dose, of cite* Mlle= Sum Itallitani: - One bottle Ulan 0:414. the - acne flurdioname; Only one daninnasdl wlille Oaormu. Means: mid ti ICs 014 one biittieli glritein Ike . thatilit/ 01 !" - Wr -Wein newneas - ar_imitaband - One dean taken - a eiteit ittoe tolleuppetiti, and One dose," etnecOesnyWi !ogee In fit worst. , forizii nomPlehttel 71 1 ,..e/ _. 14 P. 1 4 1 ' - One - or tiro' dosee - cara in children{ there le - no ' remedy blithe roildien It ID-slim bottle! dare atenebenteP-4: We take ploisars slow at it, pews:airs for sioCiallitioSoV `rates Vrttki oritaintyilind teaticr to its wrondestlit _ tekottit s - m art.4g tx itsfator. t., t101"_,.. M a Ws tit tit ihvAloutkritik 0•1/efig, exa bopli tog4t,fisr; _ _ Id A Boternrra llsotost. Dmoonutr, and is daily sort ing etiree,Almostte; great tis,believe. • It =wee it by truighi, - einim?„l4e - first ridie giving bensfit,*id- Seldom more 4,lieu'•o)liii bottle' is required to mire any kind or LIVBE Comp Wat, from the worst JIIIVICiIa or .Liirs pepsia Vo`ll common Ifeatlaiki, all of which orthlie :v -ault of a DISBABBD LIVER. - • PRIOR ON)i- DOLLAR PER BOTTL7.-:- Dr. edNYOßD;Proprfetof,, 845 Broadway - , New 'York. Agents for Philadalp . bT .15, .W. DYOTT e 1301.18, 218 North Second Street. Betaiiod;l4ll , 81=8, Two aud - Chestunt Moab!, and?". BLOWN, Yifth and Obeetnut ADIS to tb a.ly A NEW AND - VAIiIIABLE i DISCO It A,M , S AflOM&TIO INTIOORATIE44 - BPISIT,,_ IT STIMULATES, EXHILERSTES, MITTOORATES, BUT WILL NOT ,naroxxci.rx OR STULTIFY, - Thisdelicions Beverage is superior toalllnvigoratin Cordials; bilenapps, 'Benton', /to:, in use TOr the cure of DyspapidgMervonsneits, Preart.busta, Drowsiness, Kid ney Complaint, Delirium Tremens, Intemperance, gto.„ as it will invigorate gad strengthen, but will not in• toxientei stemify:. , Begone who hive beams kabala sted to the edoensiva use of %reduce°, Opium, sod Spirit uous-Liquors, will th ud Speedy and ,prumnent relief from a denim toga, these- destrornireilhts; by Eating a bottle or tingivf tlda ' :_ - - DELICIOIIS MYELICAL' NYS/IGE! . Weak and sickly Females will And Dr. LIAM , ff IN AIGOICATING SPIRIT a quick and sure cum It Dena a Degenerate - r is welt as a Strengthener of the Human System. , ItaohcomplaintthattheAßOlt&TlOlNVl °OßATltiQ DODDIAL to calculated to cure la mined upon the wrappers accompanying - etch bottle;and fall directions for nee are also minutely gives. ,_ • • MOM CIE "DOLLII PIM 11011211 Prepared • 'DARIUS Hill, Principal al lee , N4, - 48 WATSII Pt, N. York For sale by _ _ • T. W. DYOFT & SUNS, ' a26-2m fib SECOND Street. Philadelphia SIMES's PURE COD-LIVER OIL, PERFECTLY - BWEET AND PAL&TABLV, manna tortured at rtovionadlaul for-the Proprietors, frono froth and healthy livers, by stem, at aloe toems tura, thus presorting the sweetness aulpurityet the Oil, while the natural fishy Ureic la perfect!, Faltered, and the 011, readersd polotabia , and agreeable to the The 'reoptletoie of this Oil - apste 'no -expense hi fuming their Oil properly - prepared et Newfoundland, the only place where the sOidua minibue is toned In abund.nce. The true Oil M frequently impaired by admixture with oil from Whir species of the Gene (amity, aed only that coming from the •' Banks can be rel td upon as the geaulne. Our Oil ha. boon analyzed, and. plonmuited .to be pure and the patfeotion of fine quality— aba'acterlatica which enable it to maintain i•a superiority nrar all other klude. Prepared and for sale, Whirhaste and Retail, by ELVEARD & CO., fel7•tf TIPPLYPII and ORILIPKIP, Ptrilad'a ITIHit GREAT STANDARD REMEDY or .1 THH NINETEENTH CENTURY: Till IMPERIAL DEPURATIVE FOR PURIFY INO THE BLOOD AND LITIIRNOTHERING TB)" WHOLE SYSTEM, - - ' • - - - This Imperial Depurstive, prepared by Dr. Lanes. berry & 'Co.; is now acknowledged as the principal Family Medicine for the cure of CANOE/lOUS affections' and Boson:moos dieeasesgenerally. The euccese which attends its.use in these Inveterate diseases has no equal. It is now used in these diseases with complete &MOSES, where all other means have tailed. Two or threo loot- ties will satisfy any one of its great curative precedes. HIP DIIIIIABIS and WHIP/S BWOLLLAO.ULOSZATIOPO of the Bosse, Moran, THROAT, !to. Its beneficial - and healing characteriatice are soon °buried in these com plaints. No matter of how long etantlltigthey may have been, they will yield to - the proper 1190 of the LIMN RIAL DEPURATIYE fn II short time; Tartar; and BOALD HALO WM as certainly yield te, this medicine as it is used. Diseases of the Skin and all eruptive complaints generally cannel long remain - after using a few bottles of the Imperial Depurative. Its Tonic properties, as well as Alterative, renter it valuable to weak and delicate females. The great purity, strength, and value of this Saintly Medicine is unequalled in the cure of ail diseased oriel.. mating in an impure condition of the Mood.' It expels all the virus or diseased matter from the blood and re invigorates the system. Those using the Imperial Depuratife and - wishing ad vice In their case, Trill receive every attention by otter or otherwise. Prepared and mold by Dr. LOUNBBERRY & 00., No. 60 North FIFTH Street, below Arch, Philadelphia. For sale - also by J. P: Long & Co., Lancaster. Pa. J. H. Baser and B. B. Stevens, Reading, Pa. Holman k Co., tHarrisbarg, Pa. 0. W. Epting, Pottsville ; Pa. T. & C - . W. McClintock, Easton, Pa. James Omen, Westchester, Pa. - 13claraldt & 00., Allentown, Pa. Almon Ran, Bethlehem, Pa. Or. A. W. Leslie, Bristol, Pa.: and Dreatesta commit', will-rnlrkoatfitn 7OLLIOKOFFER's ANTI-R E CORDIAL is the only effectual temedywver placed be'ore the public as a certain and reliable mire for IN. PLAMMATORY or CHRONIC AHRUNATISAI This preparation has mired thon'ande who have been with Rheumatism In its moat painful form, ant we are daily in receipt of letters and certificated of ea. toolstiins and remarkable cures. All who have tiled the CORDIAL speak in the moat landkble terms of Ito efficacy., Pull directions and entire satisf.etion given to the Rheumatio sufferers Prepared by 'PREOIORII °ILK% Chemist, N.B. tor. PINS and ISIBT/1 Rtreets, jalt.3m IL) 16NSHofiocKEN AND PERNSYLVA ' NIA IRON WORKS AND ROLLING MILLS. J. WOOD It BROTIIEIIB, Proprietorft, No. £23 North SROOND 145 and 10 CRA,V.IIN Stmt, Philadelphia, Nave constantly on hand a fall assortment of _ PLATS AND 1311 RAT IKON, - Cut to pattern, or of promiscuous Sizes, eel ee their Potent Glazed Imitation Ruerte Sheet Iron ; beet on• nesled awn double -refined Charcoal Slam and Roofing Sheet Iron, from No. 14 to 28, wire gauge; also, first and second.quality Boiler, Pine, Tank, Car, Seger mould, Pot. Pan, Shatter, Door, 011 Pren, Shute, and Gas uneter,.as well al • all other' descrintiOne or Iron, whiolt they respeetfully solicit the trade to call and ex amine a t the old stand, No. 223 North SIOOND Street, - above Raiie. Philadelphia. -, 1.48-ho AVANA SEGARS.—A fresh arrival of A-1 a few - branda of choke Tchisc _,OO jolt leetaTett fxom Erevan, and for axle by " °KARIM TETA, • kat*,. . • ncl lee wAristir.' i 6RsIIg6, plinetswliegulatoideft h_ petforine lta: tune eon* system nee falli dowel— towel, entirely „dependent the'Livertor.tlte -proper tliniiv when the Globe& st•f xltj ar_d the whole quince of eatiorden,the °la/U .4 03Y /for the dts ef:lhe„pieptietare"hae viatica of-Inortv than 20 drwhereirlth t 6 cniiiiter• manful° *414 RI!! ha_ . . 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