0 AND BLOOMSBtJRG GENERAL ADVERTISER-, , LEVI L. TATE, J Editor, 1'nbllshcr & Proprietor. J "To hold and trim the torch of Truth and Wave it o'er the darkened Earth" TERMS I One Hollar & Scrcniy-flvc els, In Advance. YOL. XI.--NO. 48. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY G, 1858. YOL. XXI. Ctthtiitlijit Jinitnmti Published every Saturday Morning, by LEVI L. TATE. In Bloomsburg, Columbia Co. OrncK. In the mien tick DuUilhtg, oji jiositethe Exchange , by side of the Court House," Democratic Head Quarters," twins or SUnSCIttt'TIOX. $1,00 In ndvnnco, fur uno copy, for ulx iuoqILs. 1,7.1 In advance, for ono copy, ono your. 2,00 If not pnM withlntho Hrjt llirco months. 2,33 If not tiiM within tho firsts!., moutha. 2,50 If not pnMwillitn tlio ycat-. iJT" No fliibscrtpUon taken tor Ion than si x month., nml no paper itliconttnoil until U arrcnrngcsshnll have Leon nillil. If" Ordinary nitvcrltsemcnts inserted and Job work executed .it tlio i:-t jtl.tldio.l ptlccs. J;iij I IiUUil i liUlsU II U O a A i ii DOCTOR JOHNSTON. npiIE founder of this Celebrated Iusti-1 H liiltnii.f.irir thn ii.of.tcnln.il. unruly, nnd nltlv Jlrrrtu-il n-medy In t fir world for Wh'it for tllieti, Ftrictiirrf, riiMiiiunl wiu'kuem, I'.ilim in tho Loins, i.oii!lll ii ti unal Ih'l'Hity. liiipoiriiry, Wnh hop ol iho Haikand l.hiili, Ailn tioiu of the KlihiMn. l'alnitiu. tinu of tli llrarl, !lipi'piii, Nervous Irrllnhillty, I l)i!CUi(! i ni ii' flu ( i iirriiiit on ft; or rMii, ;uiil ail I ri'ttti iuhI iiH'hmrholy DUonli'ra nriinj; from , ImmIv nnd nilii-l. Th(!c rcp'i and noliinrv nracticcs, thft dcntrnciive nnMiRni vnum, nnirn nuiiroyH imin aru ni'iri! fain I tu the (r iclini th.in the eonu of the KyrfiH to the tnnrlnur Ulr, hlichtirid tln'ir most lirilll.mi hoiicx ir aiitklpaiiiHtfl, riunicriiij; nmrrincu A-r, , itnjioiifllilu. Marriage 1 irrlcil irironiOr Voim Jlrti rnntcniplHtlrnr mnr Mi!j' h'.tiiK nvviint of pliy-iL.il ivo tkti-'i, urt;;iiin do in lily- dt'loriiHllt'4, A-i'it k liould luitiii'ih.i lcy on unit lir Jnliiit(tit,innl In1 r- xturcil to p'Th-it hrtdth, tli'liod ri't luum'ir mill t tin i am nl ll.'.Jnluc uluii tn i v fflii'ioiHly t onllilf in hi In. nor h a i-nth: hi'Mi, uiul Loiidih'iitlv rrlv upon In fkill aMi'pliyntcKm. Orga n t'c I Vctt ktt f h liiimrili ii' ly cured mid (till viiror ri'diiml. IliU ilimMie l-t th pfjnilly ttiott lrt niity pniilly Ih h i wlioli ivo litn,oiri' tlm virtitn of impropiT ilntnl jji'iii.lr. o injf pcr-on nro ton .ipt In iniiiuul cx i ft frnm not lnini! aw-trc of'hu driMlful i ntii'((iiijiitc th-tt in i yon , Nmv, lio 111 it inulfoMiid th miIi Jtci will pn-tciid.tn deny I hit the poni-r of prof mm ti on In lnt xoniicr Ii v tliiMi filling into impromr h ilnl' th in y tin prn.ut. tiid ti ili-pn .1 ! Hi plMHtir' o h.illhy niUpi ins. I I'm mist rvtt,u !till tle-driiclivo nyinplotiN In hnlh lunty mnl ml ml rif. Tin ylf)ni h -r -4 dermyi'il; tin (ihyiial itn I "I'lift il imwiT weakt'iii-d, iutvoik didilliiv. i'vk ii.tl i t.it in itltliu lif.i r I . imlui"'lioii. ti watiuj,' Of lli!(lHHM,t ntlliih VIII )tfHlH III (, HMifliplillll Alc Ljt)itir,i! No 7 .-ticT i I'ltKUKitiiK: rJ I it 1 1 1 , t v en dimr? from lltlllmurt' ctri'ft V.tM liilf. up Hie nlf'i" lie piriiriil.ir inoin trnu tti V MU ami lj or )oi wil nuxlaki the ph-ri', i Care Warranted, t r no vhitrg Vtd(t in frvm One to 'J'tro linii. NO MKllCUKY Olt VAtMCOUH DHUfiS uaDIl Dr. Johttblott) Mi-inhfrnf the Iloy.it t:nllci of tiiirjifoiit. I.hnilmi Urail'ifiti'from nimnftliii most I'lniiicii' i lh-iijt ol the Tntte I St iii'i. ami tliojircat r p.ut ol wlni-r liU- luv h.vn pfiit in tlx firnt lluiipit.il.i of I.tHoliiii .I'arU,! hi! U b Iplun and i'4wIiiti, Ii.ih cHuct'Ml moiihi M' lh: most KtotiMliln ciirrn tin I were ever Know n ; ni.tnj trotdi ):( with rifiuiiic in the head and fain iu nxlei-p , yre.it nervo'imtexi ?oi tijj nlarnied at vmlden .tomuls. tiiiit lMtif.llneH, with frequent MiftititK, 'ittemled oinetiiiieri tilth dt:rjn'iiiC'iit nl mi ml wi-rei, ured mi iiiC'liatcljr. A Certain Disease. Uhn the iniijnidfil and linnMidi-ul ntary nfplea fnrii llmN In hi nnljili'td Hie -A nf thi p itnlnl diMaK, H ton often happen tint ;m illtlnif d f-np oi flnntij, or i!n:it nf ifi .mi-ry. d ieri him I mm nppl I n K i tlniiK! li Irmii uilur.itinii and renpi( lalnhlf can nl'Hn; liefrieml lihn tll.iy i n i till th" cnnotiiiilioiiv f f tiiptmm oiiliMhiirrid diyeaMin.ik4lhrirappearanV tKlixi iilrrinted giire tliro.it, diinaseil imwi. tim'tnrie, (tiiiii in the head it ml limlii,dimneiH nf tllit.ili: afntinl M'ideinnthn gkiu bum-, a ml a run, Idoirhfffioii ckk I1 rail lace, and oitremetie , progressing u ill; h th, riplilitv.tlll at Imt the p.ilatu oftlin mmitm hml Imiifg of the mite lall in ,.i tH the vfetini bf thtjni the die.ie tn'ciinie a horriil idiji- t nf rnifiriiir.iMnti till d aUi ini a periml to lii-i ilre.ulfnl nutli-rincK, hy en iiiiihiui in "thai tmiirnu (rmii whenre tin traveler ri-turn. Tn inrh therefore ir. Joliiulnn pieile hitiiflff tn preserve iin tnmt envodilile ei'reiiy and from hii extriHive pmrtlri- in th;tlrnt lloplulii of Unmpe anT Amvrica, he ran (nnttdenily r t nhuiieni nfc nnd pedy rnre tn tho niilnrttin.Hu urrim of this hot rul diiraff Tithe prtitl ttfar Notice. Hr J ;nldiefiCf4 ji those who have injured them, lulvrj liy private ,-i ml improper inilnl'jciicp, Thi'kC are nm.v nf tlm itad tin it niH.tnMinlv elfrctfi pro t ipeil hyearly hihit nl nni . vt WnkiKFH nf lac Jl-ick anl l.lmlii, I'aiit in tlm Heart. tHlnnem d Kilit, ((Oi of Mnrnt.ir I'ower I'.ilpitatitnt nf the Hert, liviipejirfla, .NVrv iu Irr nIMInv D'Tinu'emeiit of tin: Hiseiiivi: Fiitictiuti,(iemjral l) hiltty,fyniptfimH of Uiiiiiillnptinn, J-e. Mi:VIAMY Tile fe-rf'il enVctn upon the miml ale imich tn ticitrr-iitcd, l,i-i nl Meiaorv, CtuUiitinn of Id.M, llfpr'Aion nl the bpirlu, I'.vil rorehoilinps, Avernonof Hnciety, Tim My cVc, tire nine o llieuvils prodiired. Tltniianln nf pcrmnn of ail 3jrtj ran now jn-lje what ii th" c nue of li i-it derhtif L tu nhti . l.nnni tltetr vigor. Iicroini it weals, p ilenml emir tit pd, having fingulir app(.araiiti- ttlioullhe t-j es, cough and n)mp- I loma of ;nnsnmplir)ti. ( l)r, Johnston's Invigorating Ilcmahj for i Organic WcacHCSs. t Hy tln srcnl and important remedy. pa! !- iflhe orp-ins are, peeillly cured, and lull viuor rexloicd. Tim iandsni ilie most iicrvoun and duhilttited, who hiiM Mt all ttijiip, have liecn Imiii'idi'itely relieved. Alt luipediiiicntfl to Marriage. L'yir:it nml Menial riinp I iAciiton, Nervout I rriiilutity.Trciiili'liiB and wpAk ce, or exhaiininii ol the m3t Iptirful llml, speedily cured by Doctor Johniituti I Young Men j Wlio havo Injured themselves hy acerliln practice, I IndltlfPil 111 when a In no -i h.ilil freiuenllv te..irned ! frnm evllron'paniniii, nr al cliool tlieeilctta nf which etu nightly Iclt, even when txleep, and if Hot cured render mirriiZP intiiaiinllile, and destroys both mind aud liody, ehniitd apply immediately Whit a pity that a voimt; in.tn, the hopa ol hi conn (ry. and the darling of his parents, fthould hn snatched from all prospects and riijnytiicflts nftilu hy Urn i-oiipi! qiiQitced of duvlutius from the palh ofnaturc, aud In dulling In acertaiu secret liahil, tiuch person buforo conteuiptatiiig Marriage should roflixt that a sound mind ami hotly arc the mo 9 iieccisaryrctnieltlcf to proino'ctouiirtlilal happincvi I ndced, without these ,t ho Journey throuah life become" a weary pllsnmage, the prospect hourly darken to xUe vlw ; the mimi becomes nhadowcd nith detipnir nnd fl lint with the melancholy reflection that the hapineag of another becompa blighted with our own. Or'r'Ui;N0.7liOUTiiri(i:inil!CK 8r.,Iialtivt6rt,Ma A LI fUUUIOAL Ol'KllATIONB I'CHFOHMni). N II, Lei no falgemodcBty prevent you, but apply im mediately either personally or hy letter. skin ludtiAtifes aij;uuiLY cuncu. 7b Strangers, The many thouaandj cured at this institution within the Lin 15 years, and tho iliimcrou iiuportantSurpicat Cpciatlons performed by Dr. Johiinlnn, witueesei) hy the rcportoraot the paper and many other peraom.no ticcsof which have appeared again and ugiin before the dublic, be side i hU standing nn n gentleman of clta ractprand responsibility, isa luAUicnt cuaratttee to theailUctcd. Take Notice, N.R. There are bo many Ignorant and worthless tlto health ol the almaily atlllcteil. Itiat lr, Jolinaton uuavicfl advertising iiieinseivi-s rnyfnciani, minim? tieeiilalt ileceanary tosay, especially 10 thoao unac quajiitcd Willi his reputation, that hit rrotlentijU anj tjlploniaaalwayBliant; in ItiB otllee. HJ-TiKsNoTice, Allleltera inasl ho post palil, qnil eantalit a poatago alanirifor Iho leply, or noanawcr buwill sent, .miatly 7 1857. A K Ti T V A I. -Li' FALL & T IH D 5!l . fltllC underiisned, jratolul for pasl patronajc, re- .1 rpr.cil'iilly inHirnia lila cistoniera and the public sciteraliy, iliat ha lias Just received from Uie Eastern riii-a, Ilm largest ami most select slock ul ii'AT.T. AMIl WTNTR11 flT.fiTIITNn AlaJj AiNll WlWlAll UJjUIJIIWU, 'I hat has yet been opened ill llloonisbutg, to which Im Invites 1I10 uilcnlloii of his friends, and narurea iheni mu. muz hiu uuciri. mi .mo u tii.i u.ib.nii, .ib Utotk ciinnrisos a lareo aasorunetil of Ucntiomen'iJ Wearing Apparel, Komlsllng of PA8I1IOVAUI.B uun.s3 ui COATS, ot every il.-.crliuloii ; 1'anls, Vesta, BI1I1U, Cravats, Blocks, Cotton llandlicrchlefa, tilovea, Euipcnders, lit. GoU Watches and Jewelry, Of every drwlptinn, line ami cheap. N. U ' Iteil.enaer "iaif.iiJcrf'a (.heap Empmvm," Call aud ato. No charge lor exatniiiliiK Cioda. 1, . I'AVin I. OUT. NUI.lt n nianroitiirj AugS? la? HOTTER ARRANGEMENT j L.UKA WANNA & llhOOiilSitUlifl I!, li. AlTOItUlM superior facilities for travel to New V'ork,fliHm1clplila,nt).ltIicVi-.t,l.yro,inrctioi nt Scrnnton with thn I mint, nf iho Delaware, J,ncka wanna nndWpslcrn Raltmail Ciiiiinaiivi alo fur travel South nnil It est over tho CattawlM-i, Wtlliamniinrt nnil i-.no untirnni ami connecting tine. Kosular Trnliis run follow: Of) I Xf NUU'lir, N. V. Iavo Iliiprri, Illoom, Rrrwfck, Ilf-nch llavrn, Hiickntilimy, Arrive nt Kingston, Arnmino M.iil. 7 00 A . M. 7 1U .! 7 .U lib H 10 itri H33 do 0 30 do rhll.i.la .Mall 3 I ft V. M. 3'.'1 il.t 4 10 ilo 4 vr. ilo 4o0 do 5 50 t'o u ai to ti. i.'t.ir'.tnn. Wiomltig, ft 3 11 50 10 1)0 1 4 r. m. - 10 do 3 30 do 0 0') ti 'jo fi.-fo nitripn, Arrive it bcrnnton, t jom an 3 15 do 700 do , ine nw otk mm Trnin ronnertt with thn tlx ' nrrRa miltiT Hnsl. mi li I. f. IV n,. ii.. Arrive in aijw on i i.i r. ,n. rond, H i!0 1 M ! riiilauelph n. bv Cimdfn A. Ainlmv nail. j i'tre trnin Huprrt tn Now York ?0 00, I 'i he ArcommndatJon Train Worth. connrrtB at Benin 1 ton with the Kxprt'is Tjain Wi-Kt, on tho I), J,, &, v Kailrcail. w ' ' finiNfJ FOUTII Liavn rinla. Acfommo- , Mail. & no a. M. H30 d3 6 55 do !)00 ilo N Y. Mml. A 00 V, M. 130 d- 4 40 do da t ion 1I3C A.M. 12 30 do 12 10 do 1 00 do rratitcn; rittfton, Vomin(i. Arnvn nt liinjiloji, Le.ivn Kiiu'rlon. Mhcl.'-lilnny, Heai h Haven, Berwick, Uloon Arritcat 500 fi!5 7 21 7 50 e to 8 50 moo II 10 1 1 35 do do 1 55 12 40 V lutpert, 12 50 ilo Till) 1'llilnitellitii.i lill Trnin ttnini MliiiIi rn.m... . with Hi.- Miiirt'r.iin lit Kiirrt.iriig i::in hi .ll lM, rurC.i!t:ni!n. I'm t Clluttiii. I'lttlMvllli! l:i-;iilnir. &r. , arri VI lis nl I'liiladi'lriliin, nl '.' I' M. Al.o Willi Mail 'IValn coiiiB U'i-t lit a "YlTk I" M. fur ll.iuulle, Ml lion. Alnticy. Villliiiiintt :iinl l:iuiir.i I'.i' tT" hy I Im i u'clii.k I". M Train Bolus soulli mil tiki" Hi" II n'clmk 1". M. r,tiii'4. ir.illi lor lllmiru n cloi k .. .M.Tr.nn suing lijut, .-irnvlne nl l'lil ailtl- I mi! im.l.nr I'liici- al llioniu-l'ilrz nml lflhn l if I I' ii 1 1 i . i iniiiii . , I' iipi'rutor ll.irrltlnirs. illnci. will lakn ilm N. , . Mull Tr.llli. (I il'clur.k V M ) cuing Soi.lli. cnlill.rl ' Mm nl fori Chin on with IIig ll.iiiiijn nml Sn.'iiiii.t mi t i llnilriniil, iirrlvlnj nl llai litlmrj al li u'tluik nunn, I iiuxt il.iy. , V. 3. Lii.wnwvoit Ml, ; J.iii Hi, IBM iiijitriiiicni'eiil SPLENDID GIFTS AT W9 011 13 ST NUT S T It 13 13 T. riimiiripiin ' rim..inr.i,piiiA. The Only Original (Jill Ilnoli Store. G (i. UVAXS wniilil iiilorm In. 'nt'ii.l? ami Hie iitllilir.llwtt In lia. n-inon'tl Ills Sl.ir (lili lloi.k Huir' nml I'lihliliiiiu llou.r. ti, ti. unli-iii'nl Sioru In llrown it iron rilililinili !' Lhi Klniit htrri-l, Iwu ilooi. i inimv rum, Miifin ilm ,,.irrha..T i.r inih look uiii ""I" ni"! 'f t lit- lollottlns e,ri, t:,lu,., in rriim 'J3 i cts. to jino, runin'iig oi com w.iti lio. j i iry, i I S.H1 P.Hi'iil llnpllili I.fver (loll Wnltlir. .Tdi r,iihl ,m linr t,i lllh l.:..'' Hold IVlllrhra, l."k rn'i1'. MlOHilvir I.CVIT Willi Iiijh, warrant! il. Mill 1'nrlor 'rinil'iiirirn, iOII l.'.ituio Si-li. I.nr limp, anil rilm, 'Hill l,jillrs' Holil llrari'li la, Alillli-lil'i. Vim i:iiiiii, IOIIO Colli l.orl.i't l,il(rfi;f. Oni) llolil l.orki'U, Pin ill i.i.i, ll'OOIIol.l IVncll l.'ani'K, uitli Cohl I'cna, lliWi IKtra Colli l"ni, (.'aM-miiul llolilna, .'.'mi (iilil lVnclta La. lies' 'J'iOII Lailirs' ColJ IVna. Willi Cafpp. r.joil Colli It i nf. I.ailii'S' '.'HUH (Itnl'a Colli Ilm;., ':-'0ll I.i. lin' Colli lliiatiln. , :uvi Mivrn' Cold llruamiiinii, .tilllil I'lickPt Knivi'i.. '.'inn .Sta Cent's Colli llonom PiihI", '.HCD do ilo Sli'i'Vc llnlloiu, '.'olio I'.n is Lanlrn- Bur llroim, MUD Lniliua' I'cirl C.-iril fnin. 5,(;0U Ctirtieo Ji-lnr t.nra r. I'nw. IV I II. I $11111 III) Mm jjjjw 53 in !" ''li 'jjJUl am iuu Iliii y T.i ll'.ii ijjji j.vi e.'iCll I.ailiin' Ualni'U Sliaul nnil llililinn I'ina, 5U0O Ketriil"!.'. Il.ilm ol'IKKI I'loncrK, .-.on o III) r,V.NS' NHW CATAI.dfiri: n.i.l.niii. all ll . iOiiil.irliooks or iho il.iy, uiul lin.' unncrt iiihl,ralioni, allot wliiih will ho hoMiis low as r.in lie o'.iiaini'il al ollii-r tOlC. A coiimli'lii calalogm: ol lii.oUg mmiI fri'i', hy application ihrungti die mail, by .iunrrFin" C c IIVANS. 4SI Olic.llillt Uriel, I'lnliili lp,n. Ariit,i wattnl in ivrry luwn in lliu linl'.i'il hi urn. Tlioao ili'iiriiij; no to acl cm nl.laiu lull p.iriiriil.iM liy ail ilrorsii.i a. ahnvo N II. In ciinscuHirc of llic tio.ioy crisis, ami mi mtrniiK fiiilnri'i. tin- mlim rihcr , hwn minlilnt in pu re liasu from aaMgncrs an ininn-ine norlt of lifokn, cniliwins I'Vcry ilciiarlint'iit or tit.-rnturu at nncra wliuli will rii.'ililn lihn lo aim S30U word or llio .ilioiu gitli on I'vi ty 810JJ ot Ihw.i.s (i,i An mlra liook. iviili a. ,.-,(,, m ,clll , ,.nc, .-ii oriifrlns 1 .N hooka to hti sc lit lo ono ,'uljrcss, hy Ijipiufs. ' J ... l,Pi"i:XU 1-011 A CATAI.C-CUCCU J.iFK INSUUAXCl'3. j7s ( w inn urn ixvuii.iAVK, M-.vvrrr ,v ruuyr co.Mv.ixr of fiuiiiih:i.vui.i. I'lltli., NO. ItH llthnMir Bir.llT. u.U'ri'Ai., iii.uii iii,) siuuuuu, Cliartcr Perpetual. CONTINUE lo iii.iku IN&'UIIANUr.sl ON LiViy on llii. llioet ri.,uoniilitn tmun. rl'lii! rJiiitalhunifr nanl no ami invest nl. 1020 lln-r u i 11. l.iriii' ami toni,taiilly lncri'.iiiig rtat'tvcil rmiil, oilcia a pi'Meit Ht'CUf ily to till' llliotri'il I Tho prrniiiiins inn .: lin fund early, half yearly, o 1 quarterly I Tim Coin nanynilil a llON'l'S nerinilicatly totliij I nj.it rancea ro'lini. Tin 1 HIST IIIJNUH airopriati il in Deieiiilier, IrU, thn SIUJUVI) HONU3 in bercmher, tsri. tun 1 limn ntj.un tn llecemher. !e-t-irJ-Tlirao miilitioua aru inailu without re.g 11 ) ri 113 any hicriMte in tlm imnniiin to ho paiil to Hie Coinp.int'. The lollowin;' arc a few examples troin Ihn Itei-iy'tcr Ainoti it nl'l'olicy anil rum Ilontiaor hiiiuu to ho increasl'il I'ol'cy Inauri'il nilililioii hy t'lunni uilililiona. l. mi piiSiiii in 1 :iranrso 13J 31101) iit.i .U17.-. tin ' lilt) 101)0 335 50 1 :tj 10 aaa 311110 1500 u:im uu " iiC. tit, ir. Kc. rAnmlllets. coiltalllill't tahlea of rnlea nml exnlm.i lion, lonna or jpiilicnioii, ami lurllier inlorinaiioti caa bo foil nil at tlio oilii.e. THOMAS K1DO WAV, Treiiu'saf. Jko. T. JtMU, Actuary. ., .. I'KVI t. TATE, Agent, r C. lliltatsoN, Emminhz rl.yihlan. Oclohcr It), 1857-ly HOWARD AS SOCIATION, riiii.Ai)i:i.niiA. A Benevolent Inttilvtion, eilabhshrj by ipe O.IO. ciat endowment , for Ike relief 0 th eicli and tutreiscd, effuted ullh rtrnlent and rmJttme diieaiet. rpill. Uirnlora al tills well known Institution, In llllir Annual Uennrt litinn Ilm trintmeiit orHeinnl Diseases, tor tho ju.ir enilme Janiury In, lt!38, ti iKu.q uu-.11K01-.L .iiiisiiiriiuii who ine ancceia w men haa aiienilcil iho i.ii.om 01' 1 hn t.'nnaiiin.... Kuri.onii 11, 1 lltn nir. nrlnii,m.li,r.1. n n I t, .. I ... . . 1 tence. Gonorrhoea. (Meet. Hvnliili. iho vico nl Dii.ni lain, or d elf-Abuse, kc, uiul onler a cniiliiiuanci! of the same, plan, for the ensuiiot year The Consulting Suriieoii is .iiiihoriiteil to cim MUnlUAI. AUVICU OIlATlU. to all who apply li letter, with a description ol'tlieirconilitlou (age, occupation, habits or lire, &e ,) 11. in in ...!' 111 uj.iieiiie iioeiiy, to r Ult. 1011 .ijr.ll ICINHI'limjOrCIIAlllill Someoriliouew remcillea en.l ineilioila of treatment, discovered during tlm last I year, oroofereatvaliK!. I An nilluirahlc Renort on Sncrntatorrhan. or Pamlna. Weakness, tlio Yico of Ouaniani. Masturlialion, or Helf'AhllSO. and Ol'li'r iliHensitii nf Ilm HnTii.nl llrnmiB. I liy tlm Conaultinjr Murceon. will ho sent hv mall li" a stale. I letter envelope,) niCIJ ol' UIIAUOl!, 011 re. ceipt nf two stamps for poaMgo Other lteoorla and Tracts, on llio ujtuni and treatmeiil of rtemial Uis- cases, Diet, ilcc, ate coiiitaiuly bein-j puhli.lied for eraluilous diitriliitlion und will hesenl lolheafiliclcil. . Aihlreas, for Rrunrlor Ireataieiit, I)k. UCOUUU It 'CAI.IIOUN.Uon ulilus Surseon, Howard Associaiiou, 1 -.u. i-eouiii ninui siriei. 1 iiiiaueliin.ai . a. liy order of Hie Diiccum. IVAHA 1). IIIIAUTWIII.L, President. CsortGR rAiacitiLD, f'y, Jjii SO.ia'id l'Jni AaUAKTUIl IIA8 JUST COMMI'.NUlia Apply fir itdinissioii al tlio School Itooui on Third strict, or at lliu residence of Mrs. ) Uaiion. II T r.TON nioonisliutg, Nov ?9 IP.17 SELECT P0ET11Y. f ,P ' " ' 'n PKltV iulo roe... l.y a Inly wlin writ" ! IrfJ If .rl' IIirra ' u'",n' " w'""m ' i ut"u,aXci 91,0 possesses so mticti of Hi- rate material. White arm? clanpinc round inv neck, IIIup eyes looking love In mine, jittle roy laiiRhrriir Hp. Sunny brow h tn Madeline. Dancing tn the him bird'i note. Trnsei bound with rojrp nnd crccn, Ncvcrfar morwglad and hrittld, HpoUnlncniii-laiKl I ween. Cupid nenlle on her eltepk. Ditnplen shin thu blind gol in. I or the f.iirfe. in her Bleep, Kis'pdher tittle, gr.icefal chin. Itoy fingerH on my Red lips preying rlose to rtilnc, Merry, little, Mngiung p, Voifre a d.iriing, Madeline. Ilttl thn earn tslmlP clmnnelb diiwn. Darling, when 1 tlili.k nl thee, I For tho cold world darkest frnwtti On a cpiril light and free. Hlosfinnit diii He around Ihee now, j Merry blue birdii paiiy Mpg. 1 lint there'll night f.ir tln-m ;nd thee, ! O, thou darting liltlo thing. n-trth Inth ehadps of light and gloom, j ll'i the il-riming L,,( then, And thp datkueF-i falling down, . Itest as now fut on me, Kfieoiihg low I breath"! prnjir. Grace on enrlli tn thee In gnen. i And wlirn lii'e'i wild unrch In over, May thy blue eje ope In heaven. f HLtkX ljoita-i CiiiMiLrR , MISCELLANEOUS. THE GOUNTflY 6JSL oil Anna Fisher was a farmer's daughter, but her beauty niiaht havo been covytcd by many a hijjh-liorn dame. As hov father was in comfortable circumstances, and both ho and his wife were proud of their lovely daughter, she was allowed to work or be irllnnl lipi'fiu-ti fonm n..I In-.. I , . .... J. . ' ""''' uuty was ationuon to tho comfort of her blind sistor Ktl-j. Still, nUhough preser ving her delicate hands suft and white, and her form stately and tall, Anna was by no . i . . "IC!l113 a useless member ot tliC cottage fnlil l. ),.. r.. I i .f Ialllly- "cr Ij'.isy iingures shapnd the suowy caps, winch her mother declared .i fi,te,i l,cr lorj as if h(jy wcro ma((J for ' it." Ella's spot loss dresses and muslins ow" lnuclj of their purity to her sitters i watchful caro ; and many a dainty dith jfuuiid iU way to the fanuer'.s table, which j he well know was piovided by Anna. S.i wit!1, light, pleasant duties, lcnderod dnar l by uomo affections, the young girl's life I sped on. liut a change c.imo. Thoro arrived at tho pleasant village for I recreation, a young man of handsome face mm figure, and winiiiii nddross ; one I u solum hi illv. in i u MIU.I.-.1IJ1T. 1 lin ins time unoccupied, and his fancy struck by Anna s oxcccihng lovclinoss, ho deterinincd to win tho kuart of tho young country girl. It was just after sunset, one pleasant spring evening, that Auua was walking slowly through ono of her father's meadows, on her way homo, when she was startled by tho report of a gun, from a litllo thicket near her. With a feeling of terror for tho sound was not a common ono in that peaceful neighborhood she rpiickcued her pate, and was hurryinu on, when a voice oalliug her made her pau'e. In an instant tho sportsman stood beluro her, apologising for tho fright ho had caused her, and pleading tho unlrcquentcd spot as an excuso for his having chosen that for sporting. " liut what wcro you shooting so lato as this V The young man was unprepared fortius question, and stammered something about an accidental discharge. Accidental I So far as watching for somo hours for Anna's return, as then firing in tho hopes of startling her could mako it. lie introduced himself as Edwin Parker, from London, and sho in return told lain her name, When they parted at Parmer Fisher's gate, it was with a deter mination on his part that this should not bo their last meeting, and a strong desiro on hers to see him again. Somohow, it happened that Anna grow very fond of taking long strolls about I . . i 1 1 1 SUIlSCt: ami Ltlwin uv somn unanrminl.iiilA magic, was always going the samo way about tho samo time. I will now give my readers tho substance of a conversation which passed between tho lovers ono evening, somo four or fivo weoks after their first meeting. Tkoy wcro walk ing in the old meadow, Edwin'a arm was thrown round Anna's tvaist in tho most natural way possible. " Anna," he said, in a low tone, "you do not answer mo ; I say I must roturn to London to-morrow." " It is so sudden 1" murmured tho young girl. " Hut you will bo hero soon again j Edwin !" " That, it is impossible for mo to tell. It may bo years beforo I oan visit this spot again. Oh, Anna 1" he cried, in a fcudden hurst of passiou, " how can I llvo without you? "Why must wo r.att V " Ilu&h, Kdwin. you arc too violent. You will, you must return soon I" " Soon I A whole year must pass hefuro I can tome here again." There was a moment's silence, then bendinrover her. Edwin whiancrcd : 'Ad- nn, do you lovo mo I" 1 " You know I do," she answered. I "Do you love mo well enough to trust! your future happtncM in my hands, to be ' my wife t" I ,, T , , . . . " I do. but my father " ' J, , ., . . uiiicriy. " He believes because I am no farmer's lad. but a r-onllnmnn. tl.,f. Uiorn . ,, , .... i wasts ot wuncr. And tiiero is the loot- is no truth or goodness m mo, 13c icvo , , , . , ,. , . , . . . ,. . I worn play ground, wiih lis bright memo- mc, Anna, it is only his prciudioo ocaiint I . , . .. . , , . f , , ,, ... ' ' ricscf shinny-stieks, and bata' and ball?, cities that causes your lather's dislike to ,t , . , . ' J and hosts of romps and games to occupy .'( ... , , ,. , . , . . ,. ' our leisure hours. Tliero,,too. is tho din Itut," faltered Anna, "that prejudice ! , , .. , . , ,i .ii , . fc'J school room garniturcd m all tho glory is so strong that I fear he will never con- 1 ; , , , . , b., : , , , ., of paper wads and dusty cobwebs. How sent to my wedding you. 1 i ., 1 , .... . ,. , ii n. . - i . i , ... oft wo o wlnlod away a tedious hour ()!lPO Inv U'lfi. flfnrncl ntiil l.A -..III fllroiVf Vn-l MMtmtnlt l.n ...I l. ? . , , ,. , , .. spider, balancing his litllo gray body on willing to let lin child go, ttill, believe,, . ., , . . , ,. JUL-, n mu jiiioi was ucu, jio wouiu lor ytve." 11 iook lung, even witn Jiilwin's most subtle re souing, to win Anna's consent to a clandestine marriage, ,but it was given at length, aud with a promise to bo in the moadow that night prepared for a journey to London, sho left him. When sho reached homo, sho found the family only awaiting her return for the customary evening devotions. Seating herself opposite her father, Anna liotenod to tho words of Divioo truth which ho read. After reading a chap-cr from tho New To'tament, he read iu n cloir, distinct voice, tho commandment : " Honor thy fathor mid thy mother, that thy days may bo lung In tho laud which the Lord thy Ciod ivoth thee." Then rising, ho kissed lilla and Anna, and left tho room. Anna sat motionless where ho had left her. Her mother, tho servant, her little bt other, and last of all, Ella left tho room, but still she remained. " Heavenly Father," she murmured, bowing her head upon her hands, "streng then this poor head, and guide mo in the right way I" Heavy sobs choked her vnico, and ho gave way to a klcut fit of weeping. " Sister Anna," said the low, sweet voico of her blind sister coining in, ''you arc weeping. Will you not tell mo what troubles you I'' Oliouking back her sobs, Anna ondeavo rcd to speak cheerfully to 1311a. It was in vain, and after one or two fruitless efforts, she silently embraced her, aud soii"ht her own room. Edwin Parker was early attho appointed rendezvous, and awaited impatiently for Anna. Tho hour was past, and still sho came not. At length, weary with watch ing, Edwin ttrodo from tho meadow to the little country inn where ho lodged. On his tablo he found a tiny note directed to himself. - r . u uu.mu.-u, ..s ,.0 tore u open "detained at homo, I imagine. This will cxplauo all. Within, ho found those words : "DcAttUmvis: Could ono who forsook her first duty, that to her parents, fulfil tho holy duties tho uamo of wile would bring ? I daro not come. It has cost 1110 much to it 11. m 1.. .1 . t . 1 1 write this, but I feci that 1 am doing right, anu mat strengthens mo. 111 my iathtr's consent and 1 am yours. Anna." " Pshaw !" said Ldwm. tossin2 tho noto " at.ciitlv into tho firo. 11 tisn'r. wnrll, tlm impa trouble." j , m,. .. T-t 1 . . . . llionezt morning iiUWlU rarKCr Had loft the village. About a month after this, Anna was in tho garden, watering somo planis, when her father joined her. "Anna," said no, do you recollect a young man who was hero some weeks ago, named Parker V How her heart bounded. ' Yes fathor," sho said. " Ho has been arrested for forgery, and is Heavens, Anno, how palo you'aro ! Aro you faint ?" " I am better now," said Anna, strug gling for composure. "Father, I will tell yon all, and then pray for your forgiveness." " Dear Anna, did you think your old father was blind ? No, no, my child, you need tell mo nothing. Tho commandment was not selected by chance, I know all tuon, anu tioavcn olono Know tho joy of , first learn I What langmgo did you speak your father's heart when ho saw you still I in tho cradlo ? Witness I did not speak with him afier tho tcmptor had left tho no langwidgo at all in tor cradlo ; I sJ.oo.U plaoo." cry in Dootch 1 Then thcro was a general " How did you know !" asked tho laugh, in which tho Judgo, Jury, and au astonished girl. I dienco all joined. Tho witness was intcr- "I was passing in the thicket when 1 rogatcduofurtkcratiouthuuaiiYclaugua'c. I your appointment was made, and overheard j 'nil I watched your chamber door all eight, thinking to stop you hy forco if you Ventured out. Thank Qcd, it was not; ' needed," j u Thank (od, indeed 1" eaid Anna,- 11 Had I not called upon Ilisnamr, I shoud now he cither the fcnicr'a vio or tij0 wretched, suspected daughter." Snowy Memories. T? ... , What visions of by gone loyri nro con '. , . ... ,,,,. v juroa at siuht of tho falling snow. Yon I ,. " ,, 7.Za:Z 7' V" ' " '" . " ' . ' l" ! m vain search alter some unlucky fly. And there, too, is the grim school mas ter, with his hickory rod; and there aro tho smiling, ruddy-faced companions of our boyhood all ranged before and around us, each ono intent upon putting in tho hours of study to the shortest, if not tho best possible advantage. Some aro carv ing fautiistic figures on the rude, wooden lenchec, or making outlino sketches in slate pencil, perhaps hot according to the most approved rules of art, yet sufficiently outro oud comic to cxtitea merry laugh, and bring down the mister's hickory ori our shrinking backs. Otlior3, again, are indulging in sly winks, and smiles, at the pretty litllo missess, or inditing amorous effusions, and whisking them cptickly into iho proffered aprons of their sweatharts, when tho master's back is turned. All these, and a thousand other gay fancies-visions of snow-balU flying through tho air aching fingers and faces washed with sU'tw hand slod rides adowu the sloping hill side, and merry skating par tics on tho glassy surface of frozen pond and river, are all fresh in our minds at sight of the falling snow. Oh ! when fa tigued by our prison discipline how our little hearts havo brightened up, as wo havo gazed through frosted window-pane, at the first broad, white flakes, descending like noiseless spirits to the earth. Oh, how oft wo havo gazed on those fleecy flakes, all mingled together in wild profusion, until lost in ooyish fancies wo build a thousand air castles for tho future, when that fabled, twCUtv-OllO. wollhl rnln.'isn im frnm imnrrt. ! nod tyranny of tho dread school master ! Alas! how oft sinco then, when grappling with the stern realities of life, "wo wished wo wete a child again." School-boy days ! they onmo to our 1 lllintl lii.'n n swoof nml n'oncnuf .li'.irmi nf I ,c 0herMl tho, . ' J O j tlicy maybo tlio Lest and happiest of your 1 life. 11 ad you liut n t it Im nf f lin ntnovi. cuc0 of Illallllood to guiJc t,,0 ,t of knowledge, oven in the vilbige ssbool I ,.00111) KmU ho cstccn)cii pl,Q of ,j;0 j,- j,. est privileges of your csistcncc. Youiil' I (-..'j., ,1 'mi ., ,, j , ! , C,' , ' , l' " , CM t ' U W,H ; . 1: Lacl: t0 ihoso ias 33 Vt in iho past and all tho bright drcan.es of thc future you onco indulged, will bo dull and cheerless in tho retrospect. You may i ucw cn ,to ,sasut03 of mwhooilt anJ .i.:..i. :. . 1 ,t.: 1. v 1 . ..... , iiiiiiu it ii iiiitiiiy tun. to cjiuu o cr 1110 iro ' , , , ,, . , . zeu SI1QW uom:m n n0UiO steed, 111 a cosy I sleigh, mulllcd up in fur.', with a pretty maiden l.vvnur M.ln vnn mm- vi. ll.ol,. , merry laugh and smiling faeos, but you will live to seo all theso fancied joys, like tho beautiful apples of Sodom, turn to dust 1 ami as!icg 011 your lip3i iS(il) ,ct u snow Let luoso can. cuiov tho iinsliiiL' bells. and tho laughing maiden, and all tho joys tho ico-clad Monarch brings in his train. To ouo and all wo wish a pleasant, joyous Winter; even though our only music be tho jingling of types, and tho noise and clatter of tho press room. Ufiy'J'ho following rich sccuo recently occurred in ouo of our courts of justico, be tween tho Judge aud a Dutoh witness, all iho way from Rotterdam : Judge What is your natiyo languago 1 Witness I po no native. Judge What is your mother toDgue. Witness Mino mother is dead. Judge (In a savage tone) What did vou fVojfi (A Kvttrnt Irt(oi. Sontbuco of Wm. Mullov. On iMomliy afternoon the aOih of Jan- j uary, liij lienor Judge Couynghain, pasod tho final senloDco of tho law upon Win. Mullor, recently convicted of tho murder of Gonrgo JLMhias. Tho remarks of tli Judge previous to pronounciDg tho sou. tence vrcro leauiilully conceived, and clo I qucutly expressed ; but tliey seemed to luvo little elfoct upon tho prisounr, who I remained perfectly calm and undisturbed I during their delivery. Indeed, ono would have supposed, from his appearance, that 1 lin tVflu lliA lrtfief I lilnticf nil in itm mnl-m. ' . "y cercmon.1M- t". I0,,ow,n arC U10 lll"Sc s alul lUocntoi.co William iMui.i.r.n.- It lias become tho painlul duty of ilm Court, to pass upon you tho filial Fcntcnce of ho law. You havo been tried for the murder of Ooovga Matthias, by mi intelligent .Jury, selected, wiih every opportunity to object given to you, from tho pahiicl attendant at this Court. You have been faithfully aud ear nestly defended by zealous and ablo Coiin ,.i ,.,.,.. ;,ii.,.. t,:i. : . i.i ..... CUI, umil iiiiiuii;iii.i,i Willi.!. .1 I U3 uvi ti" . . r . ' ... .. ou, tliu law in merey would lustily, has i f, , , J t'u" "u " been allowed to you, and you lnvo been the (piestion, ' had I better own everything convicted of murder in the first dcarce.- "P -,b further ?Jf "aUons, that wcro Wo too, as .ho Judges, who presided at ' n'e, a merc.fu ruling of the law at your trial, havo felt ourselves compelled to 10 rl" .J01" LoUQSo1- "eluded, but come to tho conclusion that tho verdict thc C-Icot of ,b5 swered TsHon still under the evidence, was just and true. reni.iij.a. You have come from a foreign land, and , .Ull!'aPPy . mm, wo repeat not these was almost a stranger in this neighborhood ''""S5 wc ' ?.ot this narrative, ,to ag with no immediate friends to assemble gwa.e your feelings. It is only to assure around you, yet there are in this vicinity of tht JU3'100. of J'TU doom. an to those who feel for your present unhappy! c 1 ;ouf to flccuoii. If you hive been situation i they know, that it is indeed a1 "V'S to W "j0 appoamnee of the old trying act to cut off in tho prime c'f his sanded as ho was, when days, one like yourself, apparently formed f?ken 10 wcl1 ,a,Dd '?.J '".7 with strength activity ai.de urajTotostem lf 7cn able, hitherto to st.flo Km iii iivity aim u ura"c to sicm lie ordinary current of life, bui ! at the sanle time, tint the law . nands tho punishment of one, who ' viou!v oiieud"d I imo into this Coanty, asfar as wo1 so well tho (I.ai. fill nf . : ' ;.c : n;.; ir;": : basso t-ieviouslv ol endbd. , iou came into this lonnty, as far as wo learn, about the middle of November last, ua7 " P uero complaining of sickness and seeming to bo tofor. thta& h. """tinci? of your rial discaied and in huntinj. alter work as foil ,!!a,ve,trustod tho helP of desired, arrived ut Ins residenco of old Ce,.rKe Matthias. The ol.l man. now had nearly reached his four score years, .lived '..'."' it . . y . solitary anil tuono up7ii Iiis larm, distant 1 ' 11" T' . from any immediate ijeii-hbor. When in "ound his neck, or stained by au travelling along tho turnpike, ymr p.oba- Uo,w "P.0" h8,J,w,l, not a bly weary steps were stayed at hisdwel- pn' ' b thoa VTht mercy; but ing, aiid circumstances, we, know not what hft0rw "bo "ro kind to you, his d.s indttcml vmt n ,,ln nml li,n dim , "oyer. Soonyou will be ablo to count unable to seo into futurity, he was no Joub nlad. tl, roinV-nvn,, ! . ,.,!.. giau, tnus totaucyou in, as a companion for his solitude. Mwha'ttimo tho thought it..., !....t ..... .... He. -e P, -.. for his solitude was first concci wusuis. v.uiiuunuiiji.u lauu mo 1110 ot luis uiiuu 1111111, tvnu iiau au.orucu 10 Your wcaii- ness tho hospitality of hi home you alone can tell : it would seem from circumstances aged man, who had afforded to your weak proved on trial that you had been living there but a little over two weeks, before tho fell deed was accomplished. Tho old man, it was well known, had talked of go - ing to the West to seo his children, and un- dcrstauding this, you alleged time and a gain that he had'tlms departed, 1 mg after his bruised and stricken person was lviu under thi water where vod had cast him.- For the first few d.tvs after ho was mis. iug, as strangers and friends intjuired af to n, L he arilv X i'.'r ter mm, you continued had "one, upon teiunorari diuorentnl.Go.in thn nnil,l,ni'!, ml Wilkes Earro; and finally, when it was foui d that anxious inquiries wcro being niado ab9ut him, and that no cne h ,d seen him, at these place of allcdnod lemnorarv. sojourn, you thou declared that ho had 1 undo two boxes, in which you packed hi. poor worthless ragj as you termed them, !'cllca bi,m, i"10 a PaSsi"", V'a30n' s!look with him, and would h.ve induced ! 7 to bell- ve that you had wish- 1 cd him a friendly (iod speed, for his West- cm travel'. Alas! when your hands wcro separated lrom his, and his body left your sight, it v.:i3 thc parting for a more distant journey. When these various stories reached the cars of his friends in Will:es-1 irre. su-ni- cions wore excited, and they wcut out to search the premises: you aided them iu loouiug in tlio cellar and elsewhere, but told them thcro was nothing in tho well, that they need make no search there, lor "ho isn't iu thcro," was your language to Knoblock. Tho men wcro determined, however, and tlioy persevered : two or three grey hairs observed on tho stones at the top of tho well led them to earnest ef forts, and at length tho old man's body was found therein, with seven wounds from an axe upon the head, by three of w!i;?h tlio skull was broken, so as to lead thi physicians to tho opinion, that each one of them might havo been mortal. A rope too, singularly nnd skillfully noosed and "knotted, was tigbily drawn around tho old man's neck. Who cot-ld doubt that Ins death had arisen from violence! The work of his slayer, though cruel, was suro and certain. Tho cvideuco in tho causo has left no shade of suspicion upon any ono but your selfyou were biding th'erc.and tho details of your conduct and your language, re peated by so many witucst'cs, referring to so many uinercnt "j ' 'vvuuwiiS UUUl'iatUUU without mistako, by Germans lo whom you cpoau iit tiucnuy 111 your natural tongue, can leave no doubt of your provity with, aud knowledge of, this tcrnblo transao - tion. . "Wo havo not intended to repeat all tho facts iu the case tho greater aud the lea - tcr circumstances, iho bed which had boon partly washed, tho blood spoU tlpori the w.ill, tho nowly cleaned floor of oiio part of thcj'ooni, may bo possibly explain ed upon another hypothosU, but they wora circumstances, which at tho timo turned suspicion upon you. And what i,3 your inotivo for this, deedt It would seem to havo been tho Clisorablo coveting of the old man's property. You claimed, after allegiug that ho had gone to tho West, that you had .bought his farm, his horses, his cattlo, and ajl his property, and apparently intending to livo there, you sought 10 hire a female to atteud to tho ordinary duties of tho household. You advanced this claim, with various and con- I tradj tory btorics, but with no writing, or receipt or wuncss 10 sustain your allega tion ; true, you allcdgcd that you possess ed both a writing and a witness, but in a I FlruS!o 3"our lifo lef?r0 tIl Jury. you iii.iuu n'j iiiiciiipi, 10 prouuee iiicm or to acci unt f r your inability to do so, What is the conclusion, that must forco itself upon the mind of every ono f Tho strength and weight of all theso cir cumstances wcro evidently apparent to yourself, when soon, aflcr the finding of tho old nian's body, and whilo tho conversa tion nl others was upon Uitlcrcnt subjects, .... i '1 . '. . . . .T . ..nit trultlTif.iw!,. ntlil ondilntll m,l ... V!m!.l. ; . . ' , ., . j. '. , a"J 1""" t still small voice, that r. 1 "-f0" 11,0 n.Dtor ! tho dark .wat0 ,M of tho "!Sht- wb?n !ceP 13 woocd " v"'n w0 would now sook to arouso 'ou "l,1"5,0 a-clessnoss and tliircrcnce ; ' -atei,cs of tho night, when sleep I va Vw? .would ?ow sook ta. "uso J'ou "",BU J'ou now you must, 1001c, 10 , ' wbo know. h. Q? secret of r,our u.ca"'. "fS.0 was proDa- Ill V Ptll fliT inRnnsihlft. frnin flin rnnn fltof. ' X?"r5 ''b 7'?S ccrtainty-and t suu rises and sets iu his, diurnal cour as ,i, ,.. ,, , .-,.-." wu.ok 1 'n n, l V' fij'cd by au" tliontics ot the law. will annroach nearer. course, toi ,. . . ,; 1 it 1 n . 1 th . ... ! H fh T" T T, Sly' J ' if1 "'b.e. lo" wl" ,Ddocl1 bo7Cry sbort for t, .uu i.iui. mi iiiiu4iiuii aiuiii ue it, tttit ue- " , " ,u J:u' ... i'0:0" ''f ynui ,7,,b tue anxiety i , , C' wh? fl3,alld ! tTJt T.T 'n ft th-tlme' t"tZ JtZ ' ' y",-1Vn; , dQ?I"nnS'0nmak,0 ?T Grd Xn? 1 ri !"fth?.,Yord. a I cruc',icd edcemcr, while it will not frco ?.u. " 'o . here, will nvi-tvr. t!m ii,rl,.nio,if ..T fl.n TT:t.AH T I ji,ii.vi.t Aiiuct iliiw 1 hereafter. In thc lijok of God's command 1 h Said " at 1110 baDd of ovory raan's b"' .t.1'2.'-' Ircnuiro tho litp of man"- . "oso slicddetu man's blood, by man shall by 1 same uncrrniir thcunh vour s!n be as scarlet, they shall bo as white as snow ; though they be red liko crimson, they shall bo as wool." Send then, I pray you, for somo minister of tho truth to ad vise, to instruct, to aid, but abovo all to pray with you. Ua diligent now aud ear nest, that in this, ti,0 ti,0 0f yourneces sity, ycu may improve it to your soul's salvation. THK SE.NTK.NCi;. William Mullor tho sonteuco of iho law, declared by us, is, that you bo taken hence to tho goal of Luzerno County, from wnifli you havo been brought, and be kept there until tho lime be appointed by tho Executive of thc Mato ol Pennsylvania for your execution, aud wheu tho timo, so ta bo fixed, aha 1 arrive, that you bo taken thenco to tho place preparnd for your execution, within tho walls or yard ot said go.il, and bo then and thcro hanged by Iho hvuiw uuiii jou aro ucau ; and may Uod, , '" " V Up0n y0Ur A hew C.ueh Quotum Tho following quaint dialogue took place between two citizens, after a late town meeting in Now Jersey : ' Well, sir, how went your meeting 1' ' Very well, sir.1 ' Who was your moderator!' ' Squiro Green.' 1 Who was chossu clerk!' ' Squiro tircon.' ' Who ii your representative V ' Squire Green,' ' Who is your first colcctman !' ' Squiro tircon.' WI10 is your second tclcc'mau ?' ' Squiro (iroeii.1 ' Who is your third selectman ?' ' 1 don't know for sartain, but Ib'lievt 'tu Squire Green ' I ,' : r,nr; in ,. , . I 01,1 Gent, 'Don't cry, little boy. Did bo bit 'ou on purpose J' ' Iniurtd Furii 'No tir, ho hit n.e on tut. head.'