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PITTSBURGH - MORROW POST;
tr<irutional curry morning, (Sundays sscepted,)
11 V eiILIIIORE 6. D/ONTGOBIERY ,
ov rite MATH-REST COP.:UR or WOOD AND PIITH 61.21.61:113.
TERMS.—Five Dollars a year, parable strictly in advatir,.
blz Dollars invariably required if not paid within the year.
gir Single mph" Two CENTS--for Nak k at the counter in
the Office, and by the News Boys.
THE SATURDAY MORNING POST
• - -
Published from the soma office, on a large blanket size
sheet, at TWO DOLLARS a year, in wieners. Single copies,
Pins Cheers.
.11Z-• No piper will be discontinued, (unless at the &sera
Ron of the rimuletors,) until all urrearages are paid.
tsif- No attention will tea paid to any order mile!. &Tom
panisirby the money, or satisfactory reference In this
4i Connected with the Establishment of the Morning
root is one of the Ittrtwttt Jolt PRINTING OFFICES in the
rity, whore all kinds of work is done on the shortest notice,
I,ml rout to , ot o t hio terms.
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UNITED STATES MAIL
niST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
January In, I'..
PROPOSALS for conveying the Mails ~r
tiny tlntta4 kilatett: fr.ro .Inl, to Jun"
'ad wivo, in Ow kkt IIR! of PEN Ni4l - I.VA NI A, will LW I,o•il . l'd
la tie Cuntrazt Office of thin Donurtment until 3 P. M. of
14th APRIL next, (La U tha 7th 14 MAY follow
the rnntrn. mill in tho specified:
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anti bane, three times wts-1,
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VOLUME XIV.
1,.. 0 ti0 B r owns, ill Tug-%d: y and Friday nt 7lt In:
Arrivie at Uniontown senate day, by :; 11 m ;
1.,0nt0 Uniontown Wolnointav mud Sia.nrday of 7 a in
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`e?.. Freon Itrowtotrillo, by Morrlistown and Now Salem. to
Li ail entown, 10 and bad,. throe tined it woad;
Itn.Nk nrr Mee Tinutday, Thursday and Saturday
to p
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fe4 it nn;
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Fr..nt Itn.sk Otrmitioker,i, Willow
IW. imam n. Mount Nfeerri, Penetrant, Va., P.lttekeeville
and Witd,teetra, to Thirteen, and leark. 0111. ,
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11111., 1.1.1 three lime« a week.
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pr,p,..als for vu 4x one-en-stcel, vtce are Ittsttui.
Fromltrad'e
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smiled and back, nix tit.. a weok to Brudy•,, Dom!,
and three remidoe.
Leave Kittanning daily, , crept Snnday, on llrriviLl of
tbn mail by tailr,t.l—,say at u n 111 ;
Arrive at Ilrmly'a Ikm4 day by 1 p tn:
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PIrIiTSIIURGH. MONDAY.: FEBRUARY 18, 1856.
Arrive at same days by 5 p ill:
',are Tilmiday.Tburailay Antitr.lity
at S :
Arrlvt at Salt • 4 Ikpal Aapte /Prey by 12 rp ;
1. arn lil 1..5 Rural Vail/Iy. 1;/ty GP/ awl
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us...k.
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at 51:11k:1,111 4::/114 .laya by 5 p 01;
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a/c- ./ w•••k.
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lam ve A kloadale Tue.lay .Lt is Is is
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3.0i2 From Latt6ll Purina ,, ., I,y mass 04 e, to Culltta
bunt, 10 issil,s and b.u.1.. o a W,h.
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C'filleffsb on: Satunlay at II a m:
Arrive at Catliall . runmco xnmr flay by I'2
From Girard, by Plittea, 111 k Creel, L un dy'' lane. Al.
Won. Sprint;, Goal:Lola villa, ally, Line Mills.
Sof Lis Alp•orfigo, AflantArillo. Jam...-
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Wash Middleastx and Pulaski, to Sea Gantt, lii
and taick, six tinsox a work to Canuaantvlll,
and
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inalla—efty at 3 pus;
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on arrival 01 tht , 1:010 froin Gitarfl—rmy to p ;
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1,4 , nv0 New (1.40 Y4f,mdtty, irria„y on
rri vnl Ito mail inrin Emitl'all..y—teLy at. 2p m;
Arrive nt Outinuautville next ddy by' p nt.
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r. nito nro in vito 4 l; 441. 4 0, prlvoquirt for nspedit. 41
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abonah Lo't' ;is,. of all Undo; ;vino , ott. ; ape.
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trott, illpar to appetlw, wow« nervana nntowy, aloe-
OH door...don ot
of hilltti, ;Ilstarbol nleop, nib? rwlin.
;nolo the arubt. at I,ll,tral ea 01100. If tin' Vit.,l
hAr4.l auh elotannta of ;lawman, ;unlit); roust
, 1 4411101,4 ° 11 lq Olt, I.!••nt that n traallynw la
that .1,;;;,;• 111.1 p I If, 11;4..1, and 1.11. IL
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Oar tly.nuto alluctn a oottiplata; and porut.went cord.
Olin inllnwh,c un0.14,.1-1 Innra ,noon,; litonaand, that Are from Otto , hi tone 11•Iiir.•1 , l`ft to IP. onl
.praetor. oI the Wuritl, to u hteit ..11Vile atteal lots
Leta f 1,,, Txn.;3lardi 11. laftfi
traorr A. / 1 St/q.t. : 1 . - ton no - 10---ticatl; mon In tho
..pon4 of labli I left Italatnn u t th toy µlre Alt, of,
t r uss. l 1),,j , et,: irrirll nisi ly ot rialinon ,lao.,
I:t , or, without min Oitllculty nt ihlr ilia,'•
ei•te,t laa•
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the b bah
Inn On ;l a y r,lt w0n..., until its han contracted tool 1444.1 e
.• • I ti he C O' sae 11.0 re ewer, hliv it
to, I aboutwagon moaning O l in
awith nehrly ;ill night. Are o at , 1,-;
A tho Ad .1 Octoboi. complatcly worn oat by
h a tigloc, by thin time waa nalocial to a parlect
11 „ 1 „ n 1;11,0, ion. Dr. itlil, who
t ,... nt ia not cum 1;;;;; ahhont.Th br coold
give laetheitle that would r; Ileon the twin. In thin cm
trency '4,1110E111:14 retwon;al to la. ;lone pipet:4llly, ;;r death waa
;haat , . Ihynai ro'otoulawbat to
try your viio,p.ir ill a, I
pro.. urod a butqc; tlftatr Lakin:: SONO lit tippet.; ;al but
eacrint; with IL obtaine , l a !Wetted hOttie. which .e , -mod
pern
graphle with the diR.t0.0.0.120 MOB.I a marked itallteVe.
11)011? the .welling in the leo, w o n.
rrdur,.l, hie
d iyettic ;too, oral, and ho :4114 lay.tan t turn Thu,
; o tt r: 4 ;o1, I putrhomod n thirst Ina tic, whit,' tali tt.t; Nidrh the
loan broite, awl Kettle loheree
l'Ii:I,LII of silo !nd, 1,0 , 1 eattle eat; altrr Itl tt lii, log„
-t, nail Vale.? up. lle 1,1101 b la rlia't! s t00:N0.4,
Ili, uo atIlla; ;tate of lain., IL ..rapr;l;, and torn
nyla ohtuain labor. All this 1,,e, olfart,l, as mate'
ortify, by throy la ado; of yonr valuably Sar,aporilln, 4
hIAI, oodoi proyi.lonso, lay r• nithun n lit iit t ; two iht.
1.1:11 Top Or, relSpert v, ;11,1' , 11
i,t)_.Propttrea and 14 A. It. ft 1). SANDS, Dl ozr.l,ftt
tool t'llenihlt., 100 Fultou ntreet, New York. Sold aid" 1-1.
FAIINEsTocK. 00., FLEMING BROS., Pittsburgl;,
awl by Druggists generally, Price r per bottle, or sits had'
11, for feb9:lol
WATCIIES, CLOCKS. AND JEIVELR
.1.. r Oft KATLY RF.111112.1) PRICES.
.I.:11N ERTF is now Melling off hill larg , a:.
eholco at oI of fine Wetdtea, ChbriiK, Jewolry ao.l
nt a very small ativooo on first coat. prtarotory
•
ettio.rgip; shore
. Ifwill awl the perrehm.: 0111.1 ,
:VA
:vs:irk thr the emrim: trOale.
Persni. fieslrlng tUtPAT HA Rif AINS ehonhl cal!: aril.:
It is Ida deterimmitym to elate nut hle prefostrt stark
uit
:art rt..forti to former pit: k , .0.
WWI forgot Ow 1:1W:k—lt013Eli.1. 1-1 ', 16 1 , 11 , 711 ••I t,
Market. 6:1:4
rr"u SSES—I have on han a arge am)rt
in.•nt Trlztvv9.. Throe wiohinr: anything in till, lino
tthouht roll zuld ,xaminol my st,sak hop re puretrun,
Jo. FLIP.VI,No.
Tlllawnd and Market
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PITTSBURGH POST.
MONDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 1;
FROM. WAI6IIINOTON.
Correarnnilenco of tbr Pittburgh 'Morning P.a.)
4 ‘. Worm" Howe of RepreAcniatives—_4 prin-
ter ceded-7'he Republicans lack organization—
Kandfue erisie impending—Moral in
fittenree—Offieera of the Senate—Poetal reform
agitation--Thnyle4—Coalition of the Oppo
sition—The Conunittees—Patents.
WASHINGTON, February 13, 18103
This " American " House of Representatives,
elected to bring about ouch tremendous reforms
in that branch of the Government, has pent
about a week balloting for it printer, and Mali
nounooment of the Committees. and conshl uent
ly. all the business of the public has been 'post
poned clu account of a scramble over 601110 of the
spoils.. To-day, however, tne contest was bought
to ri-elose by electing I.lr. Wendell, the nominee
of the Democratic caucus. So the prospect of a
=';'icily Republican organ at. the metropolis, sup
ported by the public printing, has failed. The
National Rya, if this city, and the New Yolk
Tribune writ oontinue to be the , li.fonders and or
gans of thje . i tsi tt, although both are opposed to
Know Nothi,n . 4. 1, except so far as it enures to
the promoti he Republican party. Thor,
has been a gaiff' deal of w r angling ore, this mat- ,
'or among the ftepriblivans—many accusatiens of
bail faith and broken promisee, that irapi'ed bar
gains have not been conscientiously adhered to.
The truth is the dark Republicans hare not yet
perfected an efficient party organilation ; it is
composed of incongruous elements, political game
sters full of ambition, and there is no man
among them possessing that overshadowing in
fluence nece''snry to combine them into bar
i Mous notion I'm the Speakership they hung to
gether, for the rpasen that the lash ~e th e f a ,.,,,,
rgatie was susfitmled over their heals, I•e.. the
i future will probably disclose the political eliosyn
eracies of its members rather than lead to a tee-
I ~ o lulation of its strength. It is believed that
nut n single Abolition it. 10.11 :. t'an 11 , suectooo. , 'ly
carried throng:l the Ilea,; of Rept esentat.i. - ..,
unless it be some of the tile: I, , ltcli relent - r to
t Kaunas and the eieetien of a beiegrite to Con
The pr,e_amation of the President warnaig
the citizens , f the United ritate. against ail on•
warrantabie interference in Kansa4 a:lair-, took
the city aomewhat, by surpriee. It is evident
that treuble it; certain to en-me. if the p'.ans of
the contending portico are put into eLer•tit .. . , .n
Theee plate; are nothing le,r, than prepara.i. rr
etvil war, anti the future of linuna ,, i., sencht
t, l e deeide.l by the moral influence ~f Sharl. , e's
rlel , —intiuencee more powerful, act-y..1111g
Henry Ward Rather, than all the bibles in the
world. The re , ,olillnell4latienti of the Pret•odetit
In hi. , -I•e•,•1%! rne,,sage ?Mould receive the early
aetum of t'ungrepa, that every measure po. , ible
,y 1, avoid crnte-t, which math:
I fr ran ;lie piron lit- the terv
r r the s, ft t e , Ti e Fri•So nozht wlthetand
th.• 01..1 fee,tni,
le ern to.,
oisa , cAut . wewl_
I ....v.., Ct.
11,t,
1: An et . .r.-•,11;7, 111;,- ita
The ror.olut: ,, n of Mr. il•gc., of North
r e-:, , F eeft,„; the S•.nr.tt int. an !`te
tlOll Of its officers, ought not to have been voted
to-sn. Some twenty ye,lry Mince the Senate
It•!,q , ted rvsolution, th, rtreet whi , h wt
eont..inue in 011102 IL' :"•••.,--retar : alt.! Q'her
until S. net; a kctinn
it requires the passage of n re.F4.sluti,h fir that
parrnse. bnfore any election ell.ll be mule. They
.Ire perTano , nily in office, auh:leet only to retr..ra'.
I , v th. Sen.te F. r the tir-,t twenty jive yearn
r i fler the of the government, all the
• 4 74,;ent ~ r th, ewe electel evers• - ilerk
; three Pta.:11113ti011, ft? , It
w• r^ TI-e !refl-ct that
~,• e-ti.ei , nlCie 1,0:1101 , of the t..t - ev e'er
••I * . t. 'Cc influence with tit()
r -0.- and in crux.• it- onntiderice, it were well
!• n•il•ere tin fist of 'Re
r,:ernment, and not t t2ercuit any cus , -
t. or privilege t., gr.)w with
rrnlnve it I.()
fnr fruit the i•nepie. 1' bliouisi
. H.r
tf , ,
ptives rather than , e,k to extend them.
Then- have rt , ently i•een nto , tittga 111 eoVV:tki
the :I,T:horn stir , ctLth.• l . ref;-nu meet
- the objeot •ittg, to i tqlti , ll ugrese for
further re.l uc t it, n ~ f mutual poa tap! and a r•dar
ti.:n of ocean io..t,tg , Th.. pa-tar On a letter
now is but three and it its eald ley them
who have carefully CXl.noille:. the tml , jectildiat
our pc-tage ,y , tern, in 1 . 1 - .lh.rti . ut b. the veett
~ x tentof eountry it Ctovere, it the el.eavet in the
world At the tt - n , ont rat's, it wet' t:r..vir.
Cult the Poet ()TIN? Departmont I:as to It
, —tn , ttderable. etiprolt teem he very
y. at - , and if a further rednettoti Lo made its
hole nitttlien•
tit,vernto.mtttt ..[l,O sht
.surely, three Cent,
'hear enough for the transpertation of it letter
three th.m.tan I tulles. In a few years thLt
will probably pay the expen_c- of the i,,tpt.rt
tnent, but, en long as (ha principle of making it
aelf supporting is adhered to. there mutt be n
limit to the reduction, and it i , TAnith , ntthlo
whether thin limit has not been alroaly rcrehat
It is well known that oneam poe.tag,es do net now
reimhur.se the government for its e . .,pen litaree
on this branch of the service, and therefore no
reduction etiould Le authorized. Thi• , movement
riginnted with Mr. Pliny Mike, formerly a lee
tv.ror oh mnenotchny, morn recently rl,t kin
the Post tfilee Department. and removed f..r in
competency. !Fs h-.etility toward: the Post
tnneter ouneral Is easily ace.yuntc,l
I!!Ill=
.tr•L• •
There are a good many sign' In the I.o . oty•al
horizon that n , on ti oo of al', the remark- in
orp,wition to the Dern , ...ratio i,arty will %.,
tempted in connection with the Pre. , i , lential elec
tion Some of the sign= ^.7t7 the repti,liation
the rlii . ,adelphh.
by two of 11•, , . leading linow-no , h'lng paper. of
Tennessee, and also at a local meeting in One
f toe COM) tios of North Carolina ‘liothor
the fact that Messrs. Iti , :and and Barris, of
Maryland, and Humphrey Marshall, of Ken.
tnekv, last night addressed a Know-nothing
meeting in lb arr.:crown, and wore follow,d by
Mr. Lewis D Campbell, of Oirio. Thor• is in
general desire among all the anti-Democratic
factions to overthrow the Democracy, and almost
any concession may be looked for from all of
thorn, to effect their object. Platforms and
principles will be thrown to the legs, if a union
on candidates can be accomplished.
The committees of the lions° wore announeed
to-day after the eleetion of printer had been
consummated. I have had no opportunity of
seeing the list, and corfsequently can say nothing
as to their t'omposit:on. Mi. Banks' friends say
the arrangement is a liberal one, and that a
great degree of fairness has been manifested
towards all se.tions.
Iu the list of patents issued from the Patent
Offiee the present week, there are the following:
To John Olark, of this. city, and Heorgo W N.
Yost, of Pittsburgh, for nn improve:lb nt in
pliigli ; and 4,0 Mr. Yost, for an improvement
iu grain and grass harvesters
—Cream cannot rise through a great depth of
milk. lf, therefore, milk is desired to retain its
cream for a time, it shoal i be put into a deep,
narrow dish and if it be desired to free it most
completely of cream, it should be poured int. , a
broad, fiat dish, not much es.recyhmz, nc inch in
depth. The evolution of cream is facilitated by
a rise, and retarded by a depr,!ssiou of tempera
ture. At tho usual temperature of the dairy-511
degree:- of Fahrenheit—all the cream will, per
haps, rise in half that thee and when the milk
is kept near the freezing point, the cream will
rise very slowly, because it becomes solidified.
In wet and cold weather the milk is less rich than
in dry and warm, and on this account more
cheese is obtained in cold than in warm, though
net in thundery weather. The season has its ef
feet& The milk in spring is supposed to be the
best for drinking hence it would be the best for
calves: in summer it is best suited for cheese ;
and iu autumn the, butter keeping is better than
that of summer—the.cowaless frequently milk
ed, give riclihr milk, and consequently more but
ter. The morning's milk is richer than the eve
ning's. The last drawn milk of each milking, at
a n times and seasons, is richer than the firs
drawn, which is the poorest.— Wrzu.rn Agric e !
/aria.
NUMBER 115.
TOM CROSBY'S DEED OF MAGIC.
Tom Crosby was a cobbler—or, at least, Folds
neighbors called him—though ho was in fact, ono
of the boat shoemakers in the country. Ile often
had to turn applicants away empty-handed; for
he had more work always on his hands than ho
could attend to. Tom's cottage was neartho cen
tre of the village, and his little shop was dose
by it., and from morning till night the merry mu
sic of his lapstone rang out upon the air. Tom
was a steady, industrious man, and 6'er/body
liked him. Ile was always kind, alwaV good
natured, full of fun and anecdote, and abpve all
else. lie was one of those rare persons wheispend
their leisuro moments in looking after their own
business. Tom was now forty years of age ;
and though he had always worked hard and
steady, yet he had not accumulated much phop :
erry. lie owned the small house and the shop:.
together with some four acres of land, which lay
buck of the buildings, upon which ho raised a
, 00dly store of fruit and vegetables. Besides
ilds. he had some one or two hundred dollars
kid safely away in a saving bank to servo him
on a rainy day.
" Yes, haunch, you only want back that old
. spirit of contentment." .
" There it is again, Toni 'Crostly. Because 1
would hold my head up a little higher in the
world, and he somebody then I am not content
!id : Mercy on MC would you have a soul con
' tented to see everybody else getting up, and am
be ~butg , l to dig and burrow here ?" :,,
' !lot who is rotting. up, Hannah tfea',
~ w ho 'l 11,1 r—chore's Sarah Brovii t was
_ !l ow Sdrali Wilkins ; just look at i'' , 1 - - - 4 1 ,,p,
was ,iber. I was , nee, but now slio has Iv ' oh
and servanbt, and dresses in silks and sa ins.
And then leek at Thompson, and Cowley, and
Sathans Ail of 'ern building new houses, and
I,eeping their horses and servants. Look at
il, , ,qa I say—and then look at us."
.• But, my love, where shall I find money' tc. T
i. thing,
Find it where tither folks find it. Shut up
your tittle naidy shop, and go into some loudness
more promising. How do other folks find money
I'd like to know?"
•• lint other folks haven faculty which I have
iihid Tont, in im earn. st. orgual,ntive tone.
• I Lave found perfect happiness in my little
shop, and in my neat and comfortable home.
Health has been secured to Ilb our children are
bles,rings : plenty was always ours, and no man
-r woman can dun you ur Inc fir debt. Other
folks may he happy with their great house.i, and
their servants, and their parties, but such things
are not suited to us. Ah, Hannah, you could
never be ,o lulppy as you have been were you to
have Sarah Willinois place. She may like it, but
von would not."
D.,n't tell Tile. Tom Crosby. Don't you sup
j,- know what I should like I say it- galls
to think that the never going to get above
this kind of life. Others, who arc no better than
we are, have money enough—" •
Anil don't we have eniiiigh, Hannah': Don't
we h.i,e everything we want !"
" No, we don't. Look at Wilkins. Seo how
,is wife dresses:. and bow proudly she holds her
o,linto meeting. Qniy just think
ht , •. I.:C, but never speaks. I de
- . bad.-
And yot, c lovv. Mr. ... 1,16E19 came to inn
,LL r titl , l wabtcd to borrow a hundred dol-
'qrs. Crosby opened her e -e. 9, but before she
could matte reply, sn , ..nehody rapped at the
Torn An3werti the summons, and the
n.,trcr boy, vho had come after a pair of
now
uttorri Mrs. Crosby to hersole s•.ftor
her hmOmnd lrt ...one to the shop. Boots!
Mrey escape that I,grt•ling
Mrs. Croehy was an excellent wife; and one of
the I t e .: Lt motlierd, and no one could have kw. the
~i ttago looking mere neat and tidy than
-he did. The little fror.t room always presented
the same speties.i purity of floor and wainscot,
and the white • never had a spot or wrin
kle. The ?. , .3 more flustered, but never
dirty, alit • e.-cec :be ground fluor of tho wood
shed as:, k e pt ~v.-pc and clean. This exceliect
coeple ha,' four children. Young Tom was thir
teen, and helped his father some in too shop
when .tchnol didn't keep. Willie wcs ten : Lizzie
five. and lithe only two. Tom named his first
child himself. Mrs. C., had selected a verypret
: t n:star, but her hushed was determined that
he, a you-ay Teoc," and the wife gave
in but the rest of the children she named her
self. and we can see that her tastes differed seine
what from Tom's. lie had wanted to call the
second boy Peter, in honor of his grandfather ;
and then he suggested the name of lianntth for
the first girl but his ''ple.' , each" (such was the
term Mrs. C. used.) names were not quite up to
the mark. But ChtsC children were good. They
were in fact the best children in the neighbor
hood, f.e tindr father took great pains in the
f. s:un don of their characters, and their mother
f e c t im greater mac than to have them appear
People pointed to Torn Crosf7 as a pattern of
and ponce ; and yet he was not always I
happy .1n evil genius hail crept into his houtt
-into his home—and he was growing more and
more unhappy every day ; for Tom had never
hewn happy. The pain or disquiet of a tingic
individual in his family was sure to upset his own
enp of joy.
Now the. truth is, the FlC'C'et angel of content,
which !cu for so long a time keep guard over
Tom's Ipmsehold, had flown away, and another
spirit had mune in. Mrs. Crosby hal heborne
diso,•ntented and unhappy. She had allowed thu
sp;rit of envy to gain possession of her soul, and
f rs,in the moment she let the demon in, her pence
of mind was gone.
Ton: C7OMV," otce said, after the eLiktren
had it,one to hei, ono evening. " what's the use of
Imo,: so •
Living how"' uttered Tom, Oinking the ashes
from hi , pipe, and putting it away,
Why—living as we do now. I'; , lding along
yrar after year in this same old train declare,
TM almost It to go crazy when I think of
But Fiatmah, I thought you used to be very
happy here '•
" o' I did: but what does that signify ?
Because I was happy when I was a child, does j
that prove that I should always want to be a
° I used to be happy hero when I thdught
we were nn the road to something better. 1 lidn't
think when yon married Me, that I was to live
stuck down here in this place, and that I was to
grow old atitidie with the everlasting thumpety
thump of your old hammer dinging in my ears."
'• But what would you have Hannah ;" the
husband asked, with the tone and expressiOn of
pain
•‘ what 4- uttered the woman energetically.
Why—l'd have some higher place in the world
than a mere eobblei's wife
Ah, llannah, we were once the happiest
couple in town, and you were then only what you
are now. Yon only want what you have lost "
"Loar, Mr. Crosby '
This: simple scene - will sh^w SOTnowb.at of the
siaie of mind into which ,Mrs had Wien
She had not always been thus, though she had
always hell little ideas of pride which her hus
band had never felt. But about two years pre
vious to the opening of our story, Mr. Albert
Wilkins had moved into town, and he had
brought with hint for a wife one who had been
Hannah' schoolmate in times gone hy. Mrs. W.
not .only male much show of her wealth, but she
also slighted her old friends, and this worked
upon the feelings of . the moo humble female.
c. began to envy the wealthy 'Neiman, tied
from this sprung numberless consequences. It
was some time before she really thought of
aiming at such show herself, but the idea gradu
ally came over her, and then she began to reflect
upon her husband's position, and she was not
long in making up her mind that he might have
been wealthy had he tried. It was in vain that
Torn urged the expenses of his children, in rain
that he pleaded his own inability, and in vain
that he urged the joys of contentment. The
evil spirit had gained possession of his wife's
soul, and he could not exercise it by any argu
ment or persuasion. Hannah became unhappy
and miserable, and even her own children failed
to give her joy'.
One day Tom was in his shop all alone, and
he was weeping. He had just been to the house,
and another "scene" had transpired. lie had
come hack to his little shop, and with his hands
clasped, and his eyes turned heavenward, he had ,
prayed that Clod would move his Wife's heart
with sweet content 'once more. linrdly had 116
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Do. four months._ 10 00
Do. six months ,12 00
Do. ono year • 18 00
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One 64 - Putte, per annum. (excluelve of the I.t t0r,) , ,,, 25 DO
Mart-lap flak., 60 repta; Death neitie,ls canto.
utikred this prayer, when the door of his shop
up opened, and a Imm-entered. This was no
losis a personage than John NoWton,• fin old
imolmaster of 1 . 0111 . e upon whom' fortune had
ltd most bounteously4-01%bad jived in a
neighboring town—in a laft:-.*441/iiving man
ufacturing village, and hadiatittasedtuat wealth
without marring his heart, ,4):eaeldont saw Tom
now, brit when ho did me:othiM, his greeting
was CO warm and genial* ever:
" What, Tom I" uttered NirWton, as be saw the
poor cobbler's gloomy tearful face; what is to
pay now 7"
"Nothing," was Tom's answer,
But Newton was not to do putlff flius, and af
ter__L•sinsiderable questioning Tons.rovettled the
secret. -Ile . lactr - n--:.4„.,:a notdP:lriend on
earth John Newton was thatZt . d;-..4,,111d
all. For some time after he had done, Newton
-remained thoughtful endued - tent ; but at length a
bright gleam rested upon his face. •
" Torn," ho said; "Hannah doesn't dream of
the thousand and one cares from which she is
now free, and to which wealth would subject
het"
" Ay, that's it, Jack," the cobbler cried.
That's it. She don't know how much ahe heti to
enjoy. She'e got her head turned."
" But I think we can turn it back again."
"Eh ?"
"We can turn it again I say. By 'my soul,
Tom, I have never oP:ored money, because I knew
you had enough—hut I can give you something
now. I will take my wife and children out of
the way for a while, and you shall have the use
of my house, plate,' servants, dresses and all.
Eh? Bow's that ?" Tom Crosby opened his
eyes, and as soon as he could comprehend mat
ters fully, he ;at down by the side of - his friend,
and they talked over an hour.
* * *
• Arts, Science and.l3!scovery.
—The consumption of iron for building pur
poses hos now grown to he immense. In each of
onr.cities foundries aro in full. operation solely
• -
engaged on building casting - s, and the universal
favor with which iron buildings are regarded, be
tokens an incalculable increase in the amount of
pig iron, that will be required for them after a
few more yearn.
—The world is more largely indebted to in-
ventors than the people have any idea of.
genius that prOduced a stove that would readily
horn anthracite coal, doubled the par value of
Pennsylvania coal. In 1810, the coal lands of
Pcnnsylvania sold for two dollars an were. At
the present time this sort of land is worth from
five hundred to two thousand dollars per acre.
—The immense -propellor designed for the
United Stateelrigate Wabash; has been east in
Philadelphia. Thirteen and a half tons of metal
were melted, ooniprising 25,000 lbs. copper'ancl
2.5110 lbs. of tin, being the heaviest cast of brass
ever accomplished in that city. The weight of
the propeller when cleaned will be eleven tons.
It has two blades, with a pitch of twenty-two
feet, and a diameter of 17 feet 4 inches.
—A berth for steamships and sailing vessels
has been invented, with a view to prevent, by its
nse, sea-sickness. At the bottom of the berth
r,re two wide convex pieces, or battens, front the
Nrutre underside of which converge heavy
steel balance spring=i, which are hooked to the
side; of the berth. Thee springs arc mode to
consi , lersble elasticity, .so that the (-men-
print et: The berth will always preserve his bal
ance, no matter how much the vessel may ho
—An micavating apparatu-s, for taking off
banks and hills, has horn invented by Chris. Phil
lips. of Detroit, Michigan. It consists of a huge
table with leaves, which form a firm floor, on to
which the dirt is brought by scrapers, &c., front
the sides and parts of the embankment. When
a sufficient quantity has been accummulated, the
table tips, or the leaves. are tilted inwardly, and
the dirt falls upon the carts below. Thii 'leaves
are then pushed - up, and fastened leveNgain,
and -are ready for now loads..,
—An " air gun " has been exhibited, at Port
land, Me., by Dr. Calton, which is described as
a great curiosity of mechanion. It has the ap
pearance:* of an ordinary- cane, thoiigh 'rather
large. The upper portion has nn air chamber,
and when charged with air by a littlelorce pump,
will drive fifteen separate shots before reloading.
The lower half of the cane forms the barrel, easi
ly leaded with ball, like an ordinary_ritle.
piece is cocked by means of a short wrench.
Bullets are driven with such force as to pass
through an inch hoard at every shot.
—Professor Calvert, of England, has-succeed
ed in producing two now alloys, composed of
iron, oembined with that valuable metal lately
obtained by M. Deville--aluminum. These two
alloys are composed as follows : First, 1 equiva
lent of aluminum, 5 equivalents of iron ;' and sec
ond. 2 equivalents of aluminum, 3 equivalents of
iron ; and the hist alloy possessed. the, useful pro
perty Of not °aiding:whoa eipesed to damp at
:no-There, although it contains 75 per cent. of
iron. Thus is solved one of the* chemical and
commercial questions of the day, namely, that of
endering; iron less oxidizable when exposed to
damp atmosphere.
—Our copper is all of a red appearances, but
is this the natural color of the metal? Like dia
monds, may it not have a variety of colors, such
as " rod and white." In China there is-plenty
of white copper ; this bee generally been believ
:l to be as pure a metal as the red. A Corres
pondent of the London Mining Jou nvil, however,
throws some more light on the matter thin has
been posseseed hitherto. lie states, that. when
raised in the tuine, in is particular district of
China, the ore from which it is made is of a red
color, but by a peculiar method of treating, it in
smelting, and the addition of 1 1-'2, per cent. of
tin, it becomes white. The metal is common in
of a beautiful - fine grain, and, harder
thin red hopper ; this, po doubt, is due to the
ndmixture of tin.
—A property hay been discovered possessed by
oxychloridc of zinc. which renders it superior to
the Plaster of Paris fpr coating the wells of
rooms. It is applied in tile following manner :
A coat of oxyd of zinc mixed with size, and
made up like n. wash, is first laid Ori the wall,
coiling, or wainscot, and over that a , coat of
chloride of zinc flpplind, being prepared in the
same way as the first wash. The oxyde and
chloride effect an immediate combination, and
form a kind of cement, smooth and poliShed as
glass, and possessing all the advantages -, of oil
paint without its disadvantages of smell, &c.
The Ifiveritorlurtlier sugge , ste.the employment of
oxychloride of zinc as a paint for iron, and also
to stop hollow teeth, for which its plasticity and
subsequent hardness and impeuetrability_to the
moisture of the mouth, renders it particularly
applicable."
—At the last session of the Academy of
Sciences in Paris, M. Segnier made a report that
M. Laphard has invented a process, simple, cer
tain and rapid, by which he can re-produce
writing, transfer it to stone, and consequently
multiply autographs to any extent. • M. Diehard
having been invited to repeat his experiments
before a committee of the Acaderny, asked M.
Seguier and colleagues for a few 4 4incs written
and signed by themselves. The piece ,of
„ paper
before the ink was yet dry was applied' id blot
ting paper, and this blotting paper M. Sichard
took home with him. The next day M. , ,Seguier
received two copies, one on pareturtettt and
tho other on ordinary paper, of the original,
which he had kept in his own possession, and
which the copies so exactly resembled that it was
impossible to tell which of the papers-wits written
first. This would be a dangerous discovery in
the bands of a counterfeiter.
—The process of making coal gas is simple.
Bituminous coal is thrown into a hot cylinder of
iron, the mouth of which is closed carefully by
un iron door, with the edges cemented by soft
clay. The vapor arising from the coal is receiv
ed into a tube, by means of which it is permitted
to escape into a series of vessels,_ where it is cool
ed and deposits much of ita impure matter. It
is then passed into another series of vessels con
taining quicklime, which robs it of its sulphur
ous and other nauseous intermixtures. From
this receiver it flows purified, as we find it in
use, into the 'gasometer, and is front thence dis
tributed, as it may be needed, throngli'mains and
service-pipes, into varions parts of the' city.
The highly charged Bituminous coals are found
best adapted to the purpcse.of gas-making. In
the manufacture of gas front NeWcastle coal. a
chaldion weighing 27 cwt. is fdimd to yield 8,650
cubic feet of gas, 14 cwt. weight of 'coke, 124
gallons ammoniaced liquor, 12 gallons of thick
tar. Cannel coal willyield upou an average 12,-
0.00 Pubic feet of ttas to the ehaldren.
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