The Erie observer. (Erie, Pa.) 1859-1895, December 15, 1860, Image 1
Zhc Exit ObotFyn. 1 Al OD NILITICAL JOURNAL BY B. F. SLOAN i ft T.vr+ Amite subecrthors, if mad t. Weww Cele... will b. went 1.. oar eddews for Se. and wine. rate tor iaripor clubs .iutiocrihwr (ailing to pay withis OA year, ties , r,ii dlorontineed arr.! lbe if,COODi4IIII6 8,1 •d year, and 1.41 with a proper one., for MIS .4 AD \'ERTISING ee" r .neen hues ur lesa male • bytarn.llll , • , sre. Out .e•k. S 76 0116 Nunre 3 months $2 00 • 100 One "a 600 three " 1 25 One "0 " V7B lut P. W. • year, Chal:1011110 st plievers,, $lO. $ 6 . 6 months. $8; 0 mouths, S y r eat $lO It ) o•iu•ro.. - year, 660,E month., tuoutt”, • .rd. itiaortwi to the Business Directory et $3 yet ri Imes ••1 owlord for I Card, °Vet la; 111:04 under 13 E,10.,ri0l outlet*, 10 tempts a ilne ; but no toornoul will be inserted boo■` the Special Notice. than one dollar r Memel:mote and others requiring tregaeat Leuge. I foq vet raiment* will be allowed two Names, paper, .nt, fur ;l6 For additional apace, the charge. led' proportiou, arid the dvertieemeote mast be strictlY c.l to the legitimate business of the advertiser Pay r for traasieut advertlatorneatA required to adreuee a tor yeerl) advertlelog will be presented half 1.1111 .z.zsoc stwiLo;v4 k LLB . % JITITICI or htico-01110. 0 . 1 I,wri corset of Peach Strout sad th, Pubdte &purr, Ern. 11. fi1f.1.3111:31. lima Lax to Boots and fiholta at Whole . mot Retail at No 13, Cadorell'a Bloetitat• attest. t.X.11814,1, (2.1111.'1.4/11EY & CO., WHOLIMALI Gaocu.s, and Dealers Is ..,•ttr sad lisportwi Wipes sod Liquors, also S .........., Frsat, Fish, Utl, sad /cents for litoests R= os 1 wad 2 CommarclW Rulldluta, North sae o ..., ~,, squats, Krts, Pa. ) A. I.CI 4 iDON d: C'.. Wholesale lead Retail Dragglete eelere 1. Ohs, Paints, Glum, bye Stutl. , kE , kc ,No 6 Rooms, truettug the Puhlic !Nears, Krlll Pe. to 184—ly MIME MuRRISoN ILLA'S E. (..”rpor ::..ron4 amt Yartet Street—uue akivars out 41 Kzettanv*, Nu rep, P. :44.vi, 29 110 1) k. iwirß P W o A rt r aTtu PAIN .C 14.11 ILLIJ SO 164.0 Ob fioor Pur.,zon Wook. Reattiouou, Broyles Hiatt toter hours 12 to 2 o,clook, F. Id juno0u1:1--63 44. 1.. 1.1.1.10 VT, Rll/11111111" 1 / 1 1T Is? •0101 rod lhowlltug In moutA Park /tow, .r•t Olock eamt of gri• Knoll buildit,gu ne, July 10, 1‘...s Vi COLE, I , R.,c RIw ORR, Bun Boos AIM FACit Kim „ &wood ' , tor" of itiodoreeelkt's Block, feria, P. Ivor, Wrfiliftri. II WI A 1•11.1111110Llo, JUtker, And Retail io every deoenytloo of Forotyra and Donorvottc Dry • Carpeting", Oil Clotho, ke iN C. WiLSON, ATTOVANT At Cut tositt.t.utt LA•. EH. .0 Stat. strr.t, u.az the Park to the Aoterieao I, ascend atm.". a 11e builds►,r, oceupia , cl by F t l4, ~,audAaa IL• 111 always De touch in bta °Oleo, Loa bcI.III3VIU , pulaatually attended t. ',I• NIALTI, Wtifis •ND 1.144101115, Fron,h Brandies, lila; he, Champatorn*. Kt,,nr (9nr,'t, `therre, Port,aod aA We& • 11,,i,o•atle Wiuos, ale.. manufacturer of r.etilkki (IJ Rye, V„nnngahela, Sr, • Reed Flown, oa • • rich '•re.l, Fr., ( IKOHUF: H. (1 TI.HK. VII4)II4ST •T i.A.11, thratd. hat.. “nuti, r. I t Ei ea,d other !.uoloror at tobolni 1.. with .nd dlopatett _ _ It J. 111()6FON• Fo as A It nllati and Contnalwasoa Illarakuut, • ...61“ D•ak Fri, .lea,!or /I r n• 1 , it It , Fudi, Flour and • •t, --—-- - - - ( ; 11 1 air VA IddliA it . KaIi•SAL. mud desk. In India Oamaii; Powdot, aua, :lately 1 , al.*. Clean. rig h. 'III. R. N.,•• 14n41 4, tow „,r, LAI Building*, Fri*, Pa • .1 °RAT V I VAYINIK, I v KM a ' j wt illt oL l L A .7.l; k HUT kIL (Itll 110.1 tu Fame , t +tapit. (Iry Gocolo., 1 •rpots. Wattmci, 14l flotb.s, kc , Hrow o'4 Illork, Eno, l'n .I . Hiriti; 4S. ( ' (l.. 811111 K, II A llta Yo. Lw•Y itstr :4tr.rt, Co 7 Bouciell Bl.wk uH' wiVI;KXII% . 131 , TIIIk omit, Office. la Swami'. 1(10, ui •tsirs, Fri., ht toilN 1111 K \RN Ar .1 w•ir" mud et.wintasCod M.rcbsuU, 4'. I • .1 , .al, rtnh, and sKrnt fora dailv Ito. od r 1,.4 ~ t s.atorra, h.,11. VA., Pa • V$lE. Hr moss sad Illanufbetuna of :-,1+4.L ihAervjural Blf ode, Poieh et ,lu tlo 'bop report, on-uph4+4 + Hine+ Jowl , - - - - I 011 N VI . % Vitals. _ ttorrr.rrc kirk, Wholesale sod Retell / in all souls of Farley, Pravehig Room, Roektss °thee and Nevus Chaim, N 0.4 Key %toss Block, Erie, Ps tt . 1.101 . 1:L.4e4, ATTOIUrIT .t LAW —flake retnored to uildiot wrst of State Strrot,oti thr north aide ..fth. rarr, F.rto fsa foli• IV. %V tI.KER, ATTOILNILY I.•W, Low., Me *,ll gi•e prompt attemtinu to the locating of I and *stew, ta and the payment et Tax*. in the glate...f vori •nd lowa. will al.o 1111 .11 urdere for the purcha.. ,t .. , ..amp Land, A.. . - J. C. PIRLDEIN• WIIOLF.1.11.1.•od Itetati dealer in • II Ueda et Liagliah,riertnsus and Allll.-Icao Hardware, Anvils., Vlore, Iron, Nall., Stied, Ate Saddlery and Carnage Tnmtolata, Machine Beltifir and Paeltang Fret:lett Rivet, opposite the Read Home.. Fete, Pa , rr. DOWNING. ATTuSOIFT •T • ••LA it lirTivl or Tli e l • Wlll prattles tit th• several Courts of arts County, five prowl)* and faithful atteatioa mall Wearies* ton outher as attorney or Magistrate Ofies !6Empire Meek, earner of State and Fifth tt v.rtv, P• I , k. ..I.IOItIfiISION, Wholesale Dealer Is Flour, Pork, Res', ...it, .te , § - 47 1, Corasuirtisl thatikhafre, Erie, Ye 38 - I I___ DI/RILL, lik :11A Reiff . W • mr r•rsr Illt ka la( S w Itean utc Lark Etta wra. If f i l i.eariarg, aricaltural hapleznoots, Ealltorid Can, .e Fries, Pa j - W. liaarrracirt. Oat at Who/naelc and KALI/ 4•••hltr to Well and Cistern Pumps of auperior qualit r, air .c.caprat and bard DOw 1.1/W shop OD Tir•ltt6 street Peaett, Eria, duct for oar) log water for faintly, taro of canal:C Aqueo b:al porpoese tar sale leap , if SA N FORD & .4•Yi Dirat.inu 111 GOLD, :Myer, Blink Note*, grtleeato• of Depoiat, Meld esclaanyo on th• prio I onto. conotaolay for Nile. 011eoNo D Reed Roue. routs tquaro, Krt. _ %,CLaTM & KELLOGG. W Not.1411:1-11 d Retail detalcni tit GI ucattes, ltroTtskaA, Ship Charadlory, Wo..d Loa W tllo • •lirs tc ,S • Street, Kris, Penu MR:. S. H HALL assficturer and Whalesel• u d Itatell Dealer 111111ue , Hostery, Zephyr %Dawn, and V•rakee Vu zi,r4o Together sith s general sionrtesset ,d Ladle* tioswis Pesch street, 4th shos• [.pot )en :!1 11.3 t K. K. RIKOURA, Feenioseeta Desalt Yilee, and Akeol r N dealer t Wlleorer Roving lite&lutee, Rooms to limed. filo& k►et Vert, krte, Pa. Cr •Slttrborer .1:1( doom to Order .4.j Fee!, ttttt rreerred ror•othty , _ _ _ RINDEHNIECIRT BKCIVIIAN, Wilot-iliaLt AWL , nr? IL t:ltoctla, IA in F lour, Pork, HID, Salt, W. .4"lijoa Warn, Nails SIM Gas gt No W right'. cal:rza= P • dlc J. vivetica, ,b Groceries, Provisions, Pro 'oco, Pork, Fish, Salt, Gralo, Flour, Prune, Nuts, Olsas, Nisas, Brooms, Pails, Wooden, Willow and Peon* Wore, sr Terms Coati Prices lo• No 441'1101's Mort, +tato fittest. 4 doors oboes tw Post Oases, Dii, Ps R OG 1f.R.1.11 ffit110111111", noLasak e • /CT Ratan Dolalora la Hard acc, Crockery, Olareacare and Saddlery. No. 11 and 12 c wore Block, corner of Fifth and State !Anoka, arie l / 2 Ya 100/11A, I • Baal ItT? ti wpoSr okm 1. Arrow, •T 1..• %pa.. U 4 Cbestout rpet, ideaAville, Pa. Fob 26, 1869 —lola DIY EXPORT. #.TTOIMUT AT I AT , ---Odloo 10 real ra.l Work, over Nvotiorsor A Hailer's (lolling More Itia t rs.,ee oa State Simot SCOTT it ithNKIN. In &II knule C.al, S•ll,ll.ter. /lour ke., he. Put.i, Dock, • DOOTT. II RANKIN 1 1 1 • M. t %TIN. Di•Lill i.sd k W•tetere, Yu. Jay e re, .411•• r 4 )...0rk5, Plated Wan, Lookine tikaaara, Oat lloakdiaaa, Cutlery and Fancy Goods, Pampa Bulithat, aorta Buds Woe Park Dear Poach at . _ 'II V. YIM/•1,►111., Voiyesso, ro 4inearri 4 Jolter/4.4rd •Yu Kat•,l pat..“,(at, t eraser of .Mtafe and 'Oa sta,lNsalar to Ptlnts,l , lts, lore ottalts,ttissa,Casisplaousi ruing VI utd, Brushes. ►r \ ,,, v 11. 1.1 111 rTnItliZT •31•Colliall.L.o• •T Lam Ott, ok-tuo•r.l i carver rotAtn. of RosetoWricill :strryl and th. 4 . l ,barp, Fri., a. W I ItTaly'll 18 • ••• lock north •hie of Publit "(guar*, fortnerfr °comp' . 7 ltArlll )11 Co All wort wArrantolk: W M. 4. CIAI.II,IKAITIH. ATTOilursT .fl Ali --0/101110,16th•tr'e'llt. ' •• ,, i) , PP . ./ 1 0 . the Ct.urt Hour., Eno, Y. -- - . UT . K. 116,1011.1., Ar -- t)111 - tIsT, Mlle. le Korpir "Cia••• VT • ....., . Ht...r...k, n..rth .1.1....1 *b. Picrii, Kra*, Ps. • .110 , 1t4 k it a MARVIN kirrohtNar4 a cur;vEi.i.uicd AT a err FI fi Paru►oa Ph/A . near Vnllll It F SLOAN, EDITOR & PROPRIETOR VoIJ'MI 31 GIFT ENTERPRISE, A New PIO for Selling Goods owl, lardattatlow ollbo kind Is lb. world Price of GUTS, 26 eta.; 80 ete•, & il,OO. ARTICLES DISTREBLITED. R - r•4HP muNRY,LioLD AND SILVER WATCHRs uRY Duca*, 11(X)KR, JEWILRY, NU:.ICAL piqTRrNRNTR. lrc , he Positively the best CHANCE known to Make Money. V..-, person ordering Anti hoso this luetitotiou wit/ vet volusble gifts MA* logy beet quality, wortb ho® the anuent investor! lo 01.000 I VI'S sent on daily to our patrons tree tra..poraut.. ,har g es Groat Inducement. to berg Nob To I wo is a slab of 40, at 60 cis mach. ire will glee a lisatGii eased Lager Sneer Walob, and fogy 60 eta and upwards worth of good• to sub of the others la the club. To cou in a dub el 60 at $l,OO *ash we wit/ gin a beautiful penis roataialag • Ten Dollor Gold plot% To stouthet to the sans club, ws wUI Ova • Superb Silver Watch, and warrant 11 to heap tine for ow year Cod to all °throw la the slob ws will give OM. dollar and up wards worth of goods. POl7OOll acting so agents In get tit.; up oleo and sendlot angle orders can deduct 26 F or coat oci all moneys eollectird. l'iromeoliciting orders for the Atuerican Oltt Interpriaa, win plume mak. a re port u often u once • 'auk Pancras anisette tutu sad trot beta( satisfied oa arrival of the rondo. no bon their inonrcy by reinrolno Use Gifts io good order Woad mou. • Y by ev pre. • boo cool... Mug for awed carefully by wool AMU shipped to 411 boor. situ Ow order ia Address all orders to 1 h Col-L.11 , k, btu upt 10 1600 deu 11=1 J. C. BUIt(iESS & f GROCERIES, FLOUR, PORK, &0., AT 11'110LESAI.E. No 7 kionnell Block, State Street Vale, Oct 11, III& J. N. KLINE & CO Wines, Brandies, Gins, &c. 11 , , ‘Valnko Ntreet, sud NU II tiratiltv :it IMEME:I +larch 9, 1669 J. 0. BURGESS & 00., WHOLESALE GROCERS FAIRBANK'S SCALES ! V, 7, 11uark-11 RiocA, 8, 1149 U EORGE W I : SMITII.) "flyers,. Nesters sad Hop Dealers. Ay 1 NG pureintseti tile entire interreit .e aeunda x SLTH. le lb* old iind well-Itoooo Point Brewery, Pittsburg, weir pppar....l to riarnisitto th• numorolul MIAOW orn, .•th firth!..,( X, XX, Leabott Ittlidttt Ale*, that t IRev‘cell.4 ant, estabilith• flout Ita litu et tto,t, tO. 111. s .urw. 340.10.1 w unr cnnlunnets In MI. 111.• 1. 0 11, .r• bare si,poinlo4l Megan& Csuirbey kb Ina, Wbol • Ale , •144Cyr, or VrIO Oor 0. In Inn•uta for I.lko, t trinity, frbln -11'37 e1.K111 4 1.4 Hitt , * IRI r iiif CI - Magazines, Paper, Stationery, PARE itOW BOOK STOKE Z.% I• n L. AIJIES MISSES I...tig 5.41.4.11. Fits. all 1\...., ...b... It IL etttitel, .. • • ile• t • vp.ia till. day to Ga l , ..• • t net 13- IV 1101. 4 a JuKU 3 on FIRE 1.. OA I Y kW I' Yr tits wz&ted 14 _2 1 INC{ • r, tun, t t.S , -itiKK • BED DA: Sti ES with 5t414(.., 4uit able to et ery ilitoarliteeprr, Hottita..r tidier., s 1 redu, e.. 1 priers, by. t.. W ELL`F.Y BANK s COMMERCE MONEY WANTED AT PAR in Exchange 1 . 01 PIANO FORTES, MELODEONS, or If rryolr, usy whole Esr•Rußnmiewr will b. *tad for lowt. Mob* —Mon, Manutsetrorr, balldtairs, Lot sat all. 44,1 VI Int WI! I,ls, Park Hall Clothing Store!! 14 oliN (IRAHAI+I, MERCHANT TA11.4 ME HAS received a. New and Pastnontable Stock FALL and WINTER GO , Dt4, mosiottoi of CLOTHS, CASSIXSAES VISTINGS, OVERCOATS, (Mute tug - we/ate Gooda,"Hen and Hort' Hata and Cape sod la r‘amtantly making up a +or) fine assortment at Et oacly ThilLaicle• ni - 1 h tir •11l feel inset, plemmem In shaming to atess eh. war favor Mrs with their patronage Ho maker t. and keeps on nand ad styles nod fusee et BOYS' CLOTHING, Web are disposed of un th• most resausaide Wring Buys costs train ility-eent• upwards, and .11 things else to like manner pcoportiooateiy tow He solirits • share of pull •c patronage n$ promises a tali list's's...tiro, II to pile.. and durability of articles Naval sad 11.1114r7 work done to order. and warranted to give &admiration ..10111- bl _ _ _ I= Lin YE THAI SHIVER WITH (N)1.1) I v. Fiala IS 11,40). Prfir fof V1 . k"..1 . ( 41 1 uIZ 'i i Keystone Stove Emporium, had porehtioe owe of the New Diving Flue or Elevated Oven Cosi Cooking stoves list out." They are put the thing that au appriciabog pithi c have asked for. will care half the wet of required f wood stove", sad always ready for mos, and obviate t n saioartity of paying embargo priors for wood. Stavin • d iparchaive of TINCZNT, 1198•1.8, SHIRK kCO 4 Wwpstow•Stor• works, ; d u d d 6 Bedwoes 14th sod 12th Mal _ kOtil* to Fonrarders and Boatmen. ERIE EXTENsI4)N cANAL will „J, be slow! from °deluding tiie r.a.ro on the 3d day of "'Tutu !4harririll• to War 011 . 0 vet lb. Canal •ill Le kept apes satil dosed by this lit poanterideot • Mies W tupt " Rai*, Nov. 19, 1969. $ INSTRUCTION IN nimbraG MR DELA NI ) would re•pectfully give out t too citstros of Eric dal b. pill coin moue* lac Setio...l kir lb. hictrictitio• of Young/ lcittlik, Illacce acid Whisfors al PARRAIA PIAI-1., on itor4u4v me v *Smits In *bid •111 Co Wight am LAW' sad 111941111 FaablusaaLle this.ers it•rut. T., o.'o jil,un yew ic-bolor Ilednatioric Iry NAAS* to Wallies wading snare timeworn Soliolaz, our Jr.l - rock. Hoare of lientricetioo hem 2 to k o'clock, P. MIXING SQROOL for 0111T14 111113 VI lit folluttleliOW on tlir cbov• leccolcorg two for Cho knit Loccoona, basil lc 4 o'clock linch Goo t Erwin • id in &Paned ckiir WIWI" se 0•0 Lady U. U. Do." nod F cccitow 4b..01 TISItIOU Griellocarsi —IP Tory Genii/ran subscriber .4) os ecitlihril to all Reuel boors from to 12 o'clock aortae the 1:**1 1, Pri•atri Irrsuo. au4 art.. Lan, pion ks kfllaol[ r tame 1411 21.6, tiELL , LN IdAN% IA THE., ERIE - :::i. OBSERVER. AMERICAN TRIRU YEAR Ur rat ENTERPRISr i a ucessair. I. KL I 4- ( ARROLL IMPORT 8 OP Ph 11 i►dolplii n. 1:ICI:MS=MMI:13:1::1 JEL.6e.sx tas fca a FLEMING BRO'S., JVCCES3tIRS TO WALLPAPER, &c., U. Y. h:41,04.7t, SHAWLS 830, 0 0 0 East Side Public Square, DE - AT - FAK.HAIt HALL! NEW 110414 K &MUM. R. R. V . -.- . 4 .. -.. (num/R.OF 11011118, COMYENCINO NJ MONDAY, NOY . 26, I*lo T rola, will liars Dtsakirt •t about the , fallow tag boon Zastward Dolutd—Dspazt. Ae• Yuri, Ragman „ $ 2$ • Milli% iiiproie 446 v. . tial . TOl • Opel 14 egos . ._.lll 10 • • • Hai . .. • - 4 00 r Fast Freight. .. . 1 lb r Way Freight. .. ...... 4 00 •. . . Steel itirpiess, mid Vaal 0 tailibt Fialaa rain every day 11.• Nall . *rata raosaina over sights' Si teglimatiss CH.Asi 111,1 M, Sao" 'Ol.O NA T ILI MARSH, kleaelver. Dunkirk, Nov II 11$10--11 tl.: SUNBURY &ERIERAILWAY. aSiItiNIMMIONIMMI - CHANGE OF TIME 1 )~N and after Thursday, Nov 29, 1860, a .r um!. arm! PASSIMBIR MAIN will LE .11 KRIM, el hie. A. Ai, 4fl (ssadst •zeopt v.s .rivisi &t Ctio ist 1143, A. M. 1.4 V 8 hILI B. at SA. P. 184_611str arravai of Lit* ►on. Roads , arrive at warn.° at 7.11. ri 81. icy- A Proisat and acaonaniodation Train will run arab way daily, ( 4 anday eteeptadi leaalas trio sad War Ns noalarctivel) at SAO, ♦ tl., owl 1.14, P. V ; arriving at F ria al a 44,P 111 and at War 1,1412.16, P BAWL A. MACY, Snot W. D. Supt a 01liaa W lo Brio, Moyle 11104.-1111 31.800. 1.111313.1 L. BUFFALO & ERIE R. H.. minimpommimpio /IN anti attar Monday, Nov. 261.11, ISW, k." anti Trues sill , usk Oda burl &I (0110111 LEAN' INU ERIE. A L , NO/ EAramortapplair at !forth that, W.. head, Dasigiall had Wyss Cm*, arrlvaaal Ilhafialn at SS A P M , ASsog, lkillypibg at North Root, ',Moo', Woo Sold, Maim, Dsukirt, Nil vorersek, Irnag sod M. as Coster, arriving at Buirsio, at d Od P Ilt A atoppusg at all station, and arm "kg at lialtale at 14 tO •. .14 LEAVING $l2/FFALO. I 1 Int A IM. tsprosa UNA allopplaig at Potharga, IS W ISO Crank, X ram Contra, Irvine, t rank lu Odra., Salem, Portluad, MMH.fd, ttatilley, SULU lAna, N Wald and arruiliga4 Pis at a JO A /l. 4 al Y W deenroadairms 41440 ad al all statluaa, sr rs•an •I Pia at P. M. I Jo , P Y Might Lapdog, %topping •t Plleq eras!, Dun knit, llVintdald and North pat arrivkag at Pin at 3 3U • 31 AII uf tb• above Troia. going Last *outset at Buskirk aod Buffalo *ilk Ea prow Noses (or Now York, Boston, Br Rail Road time a about II 'Wooten issesr Ibis tree time. u0v24,11050 25 K. N BROWN, 'WV Cleveland and Erie Railroad. giwitimmiumm awl after Monday, Nov. 26t.h. 1860, kJ Sad %OW 'u rtDet u..t.w. romMttig.. nwk, a. fulloirs, tit • I vPix LEAVE. CLEVELAND Y Ma rt 1,444•111• avidsay avid &Priv... I krie 1 P I'. Y. Atght 6apro. Thu& atop. &I ralairsirtl*, 4,htahul. nod I 4 »rd. • Li 1 , awl ►rrl vv. .1 Hrl. IS 43 A. Y. 14.: A Vl4 14 /LI H. 3 .1u 34 2.. tOtt 6apw. Trala *lmps at aitraatt, Coaassat itatttabula an:l t-Illilaearlll. I,alv , and emir., at Is • cler•laud 7 16, A. Y. 1 Su I' Y MA) Trani mope at .11 WajoMatrons except Saybrook, Colovrttle, Perry, Ilsotrir sod Wteltlles, sled strum, at CletrleAo at 6 66, P. M. .tl.l the through traitor going Westward, moose( at (•1......5 0 rl with truly for Toireles,Cllrstro,Oollumburs Gia •totuU,lodtanspolu, kr ke All the through !maw gain* Esatwarlooaaaok at boa lurk nth the froins of the A. Y k gri• Railroad sad at balfalo .Ith tb., N Y oeatral aad Relplo sad N. Y. City Roolro,d., 6.r \.w Y.krt, Albway, &I ts*, Niagara rail; kr , If Me - 44r - clopwriast4, Nor ZS, HIED. (We (_ 4/ • a 4., ssa V I ,f Throes, , -1 so Owit Mom (.Peer are aware ut th• . i. oruzeon Col 1' se to Graf sars; that which to tibia toryttaoaof •ould yield to • wild nrsoody.B eseiteetessi, moon attack. te.• lungs "Brooms 's Broadisof Tressilet,“ oc Salving demsilmset farredloote, allay Polosoosme sod Bronchial /I-risottos, BRI isX "That trouble le toy Threet. tlor • hirb she "Troeslios" area ecocide) lusoleg wed. lII.r lor often won ilibtol4,l.l. CEZIM 'IrHIH H for HKV K H CHAPI'S "Har• yn.rr.f eltrolurt, et 1,1,61.6 1..1 MH It . vur 11,CNRPII " 16121=1 =NM TIiUR lit" ..u. =MEI =I 11/2113.E1 uH J I W I. AMR I 1,•.• v.. ell 111,11 . ber.ll,put tor uHV * ••• N V. 110, 1 ,1%, I OUOl5_. I' It ilk tl KEV. H W N'•RREY, "b.o•G. ICI 'ben .../pollor4 to speak suf. 11101 W Ne% ' &Hug from CuLt. " =QM TtiouriEft • •1 i/147C AL. In reITIO wing Herron:ter ith.,ml eh.' lertLatltth of the ntte .1, e.•mtu•m TROCHES La Orange, lie fifloWN'S Trochee' of Musk., Soothers F.oool. Cones*. TIVIff 'lf Kol a.ot bosiolt whom taboo holoro sod al- tar pr.aelxiat, as they prevent Hootomeolt. ki .W • Fr, , m %bolr pug( .Sett, I thiok tb•v go 11l No ”fp•tritanoot advaidago to to. 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'•A sinaple .04 Of a. , I", .1 oils =HI ,•.. , Bed,. =I kW% J Y ASOKICSON, Ct Loess =1 MMI3MSZB=9 • BCOBB OP PALM ♦eo Doves by tho breaklag twang tat 'toed [lgoe tbe cooky Awe ; VW bravo "sou arblogold courage, ♦sd bed Ht► bioodly roar me taints! word,. tbat told the tale Unit oat toll boßDra Wed. It Irtth the reheats./ gift love, soy ur• •tbe tokoted wad It brie yoke, or pew Oar wave - Pot *oath, I scarce sty fises•- *was taassiarias molt, et Imte unmet salty rh.t .11.1.*4 to *sooty , "tee " A 6.4 Om; l happy Wooer No, l eiaap'd be( fait ..s kukad„ 4.4 iwag wg stood then, emviwwWl Intik o'er lb. &Awning lasi Tbollassell sod %be WO./ boat Nor. suliai groat th 4 straw* It sewns oot mays go— Lilt* yeatierday,--eetoors, duos Ries co stood, sky loco wadi Upon the rocky Shefe BatT ass four Rod twilit) tie., Amasser roe tbety4oar Th•ly head U this/set oes, Lad la her sonny hair see enowsl)very llama, sod so Herr brew wow Uses of care; Iptsc, 4.P/skied brow, or Wirwr Iwoka *bee not wow wbit lows har Tho Wag boat* • some of yaws Go Naiad from UN. stroo4 Tbr mimeos eau a aeon of yews Nis o'er the diutessi lead. Awl bon Ur- Weld .peu U.. cM* We're Amodio' head 4a head lay darling, thorn's oar oldest Roma as Mao mato below; What's Bsaal7 doing b 7 her ride• . • My wi , e says, "Toe should know Eir's lanai bar waist you told too ♦ woes at yams sogo." 45Iwite Zittratut. THE UNWELCOME 111111T011 Some years ago I was appointed agent for an extensive firm in the city of New York, and was obliged by t 64 duties of my of to travel frequently in the Western Swim. In those days the moans of com munication between different its otthe country were much less ex than at present, and in consequen vary otter. performed long journeys on back, con cealing commonly large s of money about my person. For the tter security of lite and property, which e notseldom endangered in the less po districts, I Invariably made it my oe to go arm ed, and being naturally of &fearless turn, nutter enjoyed than otherwirie thesense of danger of which I was never wholly free. One of my adventures—and I met many well worth narrating—involved circumstan ces which at the time seemed to border on the supernatural, and which although sub sequently explained in part, have always been in great measure mystiSonsly Inez •theatilP N• of 'choice hr 121113 lecensary verse alone the western part of the State of Ohio, and 1 made the journey, as usual on horseback. This butte, DOW one of the most lustrous stars in the federal ooruitel lawn, was at that time eclipsed in glory Icy many a .ester luminary which has since grown dim Lesidt- u. The greater pert of my route lay tliieugh a thinly peopled re oimi, in which Elio leasaes were 'like sup/ visits, few and far bet een: and in which I was fiequently obliged to put up with ac eommodauons of the t erg plainest descrip tion. One wet, raw, win.l) 'lay, in October I hau ridden tui 'Lei than common on a wretched loud, which hint greatly taxed the powers ut toy w tlltug horse, aunt as the afternoon *ore away. and atilt no sign of a house appeaued, I began to feel anxious no lere on Lis account than on my own. Just before evening closed in, however, I was overjoyed by the distatit prospect of a house, rudel) built indeed, but as welcome to my eyes as the low-lying s hores of Guart &haul to the straine...l vision cif Columbus and his comrades. Patting the neck of my jaded steed, and speakiug encouraging words whim, I push ed on to the haven which promised us rest after the toil and weariness of the day's exertioos. Through the uncurtained win anws of the lower story streamed out into the increasing darkness a cheerful light, whose wavering brightness indicated an open fireplace. As I drew Hear the house 1 could partially discern through the gloom the shapes of irregular sheds and out build ings attached to the main structure , but I only cursorily glanced at there, but being mote intent-on reaching the inside than scrutinizing the outside of the edifice. The sound of my horse's hoofs attracted the inmates, and a man issued from the out building, bearing a dark lantern, which en tirely concealed his own figure. while it plainly revealed mine. "Can you take care of my horse, and give me food and lodgings fur the night?" I in quired. "We are both exhausted, and ran hardly go further before to-morrow " -Yes," was the laconic reply. I dismounted and followed the mats as he led my hone into the barn, and having seen him well provided for, we went with out an additional syllable into the house. My companion all the while whether acci dentally or designedly , kept the bright side of the lantern constantly turned towards me, and it was not until we entered the apartment containing the fire that I could fairly obtain a sight of him. I involuntar ily turned my gaze upon him before even glancing at the room into which I now en tered, impelled by an irresistible curiosity for which I was at lose to account. He was a man of more than the average stature, with a breadth across the shoulders I have never but once seen equalled , indeed so athletic was his appearance that I saw in stantly I was but a babe in comparison of physical strength, although at least two inches his superior in stature. • His features were not ill shaped ; if it had not been for a low forehead - he might have been called almost good looking ; his complexion, however, was dark, and a pro fusion of bushy beard rendered the expres sion of his month hardly visible. I war just. turning my eyes, from his face to ob serve the aspect of my new quarters, when for a second his glance met mine; it. was instantaneously averted, but a thrill of hor loathing ' fame like an *mortising electrical shock. I It was a rather small black eye (the other I being sightless and nearly shut) which bail thus powerfully affected me ; in its glitter seemed to lurk the concentrated quitter rence of devilish malignity No words can describe the convulsive recoil with which I shrank been that glimpse into the depths of his soul', it was as if the earth had yawn ed beneath.tßy feet, and in the blackness of the gloom)/ abyss I had half descried the deeper bleakness, vast and pi defined, of the prinee df evil. With en immense etket of will, however, I shook of the influence of the man, and futitaL 01/10C a Wask directed my attention to the objects that surrounded me. The room was not large, and was roughly plastered, although dingy and dirty. At one end was a rude attempt fit a bar, formed out of unplaned boards, and behind this sat a woman of about . hir• ty, with a wild expression ot despair on -tar face—not impulsive and ungoverna ble, but graven in sharp lines on every feature, as if it were the sculptured coon • tenance of a condemned criminal. On one side of the fireplace sat a man with his legs upwinat the side ot the room, looking moo4hly into the tire, and smoking a clay pipe, black as the aniline) back , he did not raise his eyes once to use On the oth er side sat a dog on hi: hind legs, a rough, non-descript looking animal with a sullen yet honest star„ his eye as Le surveyed me, IVOWiilif, low all the while. The turns lure of the room was of the rudest kind, consisting of a few chairs and a table, on which lay a large jack knite. and a piece of plug tobacco : one tallow candle stood by with a long smoky wick I took a chair and sat down by the tire and asked it they could give me any sup per. The woman arose, and without say ing a word on to the table from behind the bar, a half eaten leg of ham, a loaf of bread and jug of milk, and then resumed her seat in silence My conductor sat down near the tire wuli his face halt turn ed away from tne, and lighting a pip*, puffed away. likewi4e in milence My nerves are none of the most susceptible, but by this time the gloom of the party had thoroughly infected me, and try feelings I were not envied, as I heartily wr-ibed the morrow were come The one eyed man roe() at last and went to the bar. Well 1" said the woman coldly ••Brandy," was the reply. -You've had enough already," totted bitterly. "Yon lie," he answered with a tierce oath. ••I've got to stick the hog early in the morning, and I want borne inure." "You had rather stick the hog than kill a chicken any day," exclaimed the woman passionately. "I hate you, you brute." "You do, do your he sneered . "(live me the bottle, or I'll break It over your !tel." like it youriii.lt," groaned she, leaving that bar "1 wish you were dead. and me too." 'The man took the bottle and drank a long draught from i t. t.‘ casting at, the -,ame time a menacing 100 wards the woman, and shaking his head a erthreateningly. The woman shuddered and covered her faA.e with her hands. I could not stand it any longer, and abruptly ask i-d to he ,1 40 0 i i to my chamber. ....----"- Tile man, taking up the ...oldie, motion ed me to follow II ITU. w hen the dog, which bad been quiet before, evinced signs o f great uneasiness, and after trying to arrest my notice by a series of hybrid noises, half way between a Lark and a whine, seized bold or my p.intaloons and held me fast, . "Curse the dog," muttered the nISUI with an awful oath, under his breath, and ad,l ing, "don't mind the cur," he dealt the poor aritinalsuch a kick with his heavy boot as sent him a flying across the rosnu with a yelp of pain. Without further delay he conducted me --row dtght of stairs into a 1"00111/ Ag a tolerably decent Led, a wash table and a couple of chairs. Set,. cad *low n. he left the room and •ii stair... No sooner had the door land him than I noiselessly bolt placed all the available furniture / agat.o.l/4,ItICLI operations AIIU y alt unessibeia my mind. As I turned towards the fable to examine coy pistols, I was ,tartled at .eemg. In a che , ap looking glass which res+t rtl the wall, the retlection of the end of my money belt, Just visible between my waistcoat and pantaloons. I total ly wore it next my body, but on thin inOrii ire I hall accidently forgotten it till near ly dressed. awl had therel.ire .irepie. , l it around 1 had little ludo to spare. I recollected with no small ,lniitietude the opportunity of ()Li-erring this which hail been afforded by the dark lAntern : and the enigmatical retuarls of the women, the diabolical look Of nly klut4i the suspicious behavior of the 11 4 4, nit/L1 Wait , recurieil to ni) Inind. and contrilnit ed greatly to mitres:it• dial d Isola tude.- My first iinpul-e was not to ;.:*, to Iced at, all ; but tit} second wastoaposttoploAe myself under the title 01 •internal and following the line of conduct implied, although hardly expressed in the remark, I tiwok oft my clot hr, Alia plunged into 1).41 The will moaning, ot the wind kept, me listening for a white to then gusty mu sic. and enhanced the teeltng line which I strove in vain to banish trOtti 111% breast. Attet an hour or two. however. a e a .. 1 y. thing seemed perfectly stall, the fatigue of my journey gained the mastiii) at anxiety and 1 tell into a state akin to sleep, but. distinguished Irian it by my astauung I.X.OI.IONOUSIJOM of Whet e 1 was, mid haw 1 was circumstanced I was liowerless to move or act, but I -retied gaited with al most a supernatural si•u'eness mental activity, by which I took cognizance of the least noise or distUrbance In this abnor mal condition I appeared tore/nein tranquil for a long tune, seeing and hearing alto gether itidepetident/y of physical org i rn s of :whs... when I beCallit, aw are in nay dream --- fait it wit. auiy tin un usual kind rat Liretial -al a scratching noise just outside of my chamber window. which was near the heed of the bed This grew louder and louder, Wall. WI attiag the spell of action which bad hitherto bound we hand and loot, I appe.tt Yal LO leap up :Wit rush to the v. lielow All nithout was bidden in inky blackneas, Itu,l the c a ndle I h a d left burning on the table was flickering in Its socket, evidently about to ez ptre. With a great effort I 'lung up the casement and peered eagerly tutu the gloom, but I could discern nothing, and as 1 ts tits Ull the point of closing the window again, (or the wind was high and sent a shiver all over my frame, a large object brushed against any hands and leaped into the room - I started book, and giving a hurtled glance round the chamber, saw, by the latest flicker of the dying candle, the form o f th e stran g e . looking dog I had seen down stairs, sitting en the bed bolt upright and staring at me. The nest instant I was in utter darkness. For some momenta, I hardly knew how long, I stood motionless, while a crowd of COollicting emotions swept across any mind; but soon recovering myself, I luckily re membered there was plenty of matches in my cigar case ; towards my coat pocket, therefore, I groped my way, and securing them, struck one of them. What was nay joy to see, standing on the wooden mantle piece, a second candle, half burned, but still able to give light for a ample of hours at least' This was speedily kindled, and then uirning towards the dog, I approach ed the bed. The manual seemed to have uo ill-natured designs, but as I drew near er, turned his nose upward and gave a low growl, and finding I .lid not heed his pan famine. but stretched out my hands to I seize him, he repeated the action, and took I every possible means to direct my attention to the ceiling. Without understanding his feriae at the time. I involuntarily glad e ,sl upward, and conceive my horror at seeing directly over the beid of my bed 16i taint outlines of a large trap doom. Uy frozen blood had hardly begun to tingle along my reins once more, when my eyes. firmly rivated on this mysterious ob- $1.50 PEE AN UM IN AIA'ANCE ject, plainly perceived it tremble and oom• mance slowly to open. The dog observed this likewise, and uttering a. loud howl, sprung from the bed and out of the still open window, The door. nevertheless, ascended gradually„and just as a furious gust of wind swept by, and with one of ita eddiesextinguished the candle, a tug s , heavy something fell with a crash upon the bed. With a gasp and a cry of suffo cation I started, and openin? my eyes dis covered I had been dreaming , and the sense of bewilderment aecompaniang my waking did not prevent a feeling of intense At first I could not recollect e trete 1 was, and fancied I must be at home but few seconds suffieed to dispel the ilhision. Casting my eyes around in an off wt to iden tify myself sad ascertain my position, I saw the candle on the table tl iring up every now ante then in a ile.spelate strue, gle for existence [tastily glancing it the mantle, I saw another candle, half burned, which I had noticed when I went to bed. I was now thorougly aroused, and with I , foreboding apprehensions looked up at the ceiling, aiul, U heaven, in thu illuane.ss of the light I saw the regular figure of a rect angle traced upon the plastering directly above me. Erery muncle of my whole beefy was pantie-zed by this discovery, and a weight seemed to lie with crushing force upon my chest ; and with .1 spirit now completely overceure with superstitious terror, I lay attempting te summon sufti client resolution to arise and overnine the chamber more closely, when—hark, could it be ?—yese-no--- yea, theie was unmistak ably a taint sound outside iny e matey. re• sembling the noise of a dog'-s l a ws a g li n s t the wall. It grew more and more distinct, accompanied at interval , . with a low whin ing and an occasions horn, sharp elp.— No sooner had I Ilee*to convinced that this was really the case than my self pos session returned , I got up, put on my clothes, took one pistol in my hand. leav• ing the other under my pillow, and walked resolutely teiverila the window, Div candle had become extinguished by this, time, and as l looked out into the black abyss the night l_saw that the clouds dashes], here and there with spots of silver, were breaking up, and that before long the moon would appear I threw open the window, and at once. as ii borne by the gust of wind which rushed into the apartment. in leaped the black dog which seemed so mysteriously connected with this adventure of mine. 31 was now completely my own roaster , by a vigorous effort of the will I quelled the shadowy fears which be seiged my heart, and looked out with straining eyes to discern, if possible, the means by which the dog could thus make his appearance outside a second stnry win dow. A transient moonbeam showed m e one of the numerous out-buildines before mentioned, at right angles with the wall of the house, and from the eavee of. this all along the side of the house extended a narrow plank, 'shout five inches wide A thick cloud obscurine the moon Resin pre elteied-further observation. and I turned from the window. she , r . 1 felt confident that at) Cigar ca..r W:ts empty of inatclie- , , but, to t. -nt the rievorli ey of my dream, I felt Ga It, opened It and tliaeovere4 at least twent:, I .truck light, and a* I expected. there MLA the dog upon the. tm,/ in the yet y at tttude of the ViSIOU. All doubt n ow t 1 ,1, 0 1 hunt wy mnid that. L had been warned Ili intended tool pbi) •.edie natur, and 1 a min:nom re,eliing 111 lily iffind the best cour , e of n4llOll •111.. I mpoedtly 13,9}044 up to the dog, 1 ear resod hiss. pad wan on the point of carry ing hun to the window, when—to utake In) dream there t- wt a pr.tplieey --lie turned ht, nose toward the ,‘eiling and commenced whining very low I ingtatit i v apize.l hint and hurled him out of the mildew with ',owe ltulc couipunction-4 at the, tieating my only friend in the :went-, ed bowie. but I could make no delay. Laying some clothes on the tad in the form of a man as nearly as possible, and extinguishin;:. the I retired to t h e farthest cornet of the risom. mud sitting down in one of the chairs I had placed against the door, with my revolve' ii my hand, deleimined to await the issue Lit events. For half an hour I sat perfectly still, Itstening to every whistle anti *lgli Lit ills wiu.l, a ui-h blew intermittently thru the window I had left open, and straining eyes wheneser there ails a gleam ofr iig4t to discern wheat het there was any 'movement in the trap-door AI last is hen a momentary My shone ill 1 saw it partly open, and miss I anxiously shell iu SI , lenee and darkness the next development of Oils awful mystery Pt tly I heard a lose creaking, as of ropes, then a tremen dous clash, the report of a poitul, the sound of hems beet rwernead, and the tall of some dull, )ieldiug ls.dy outside the wan' dew The pence which folloaed these al. most simultaneous noises was broken by low groans ot pain Ir.gn the ground beneath my window and th.- general 'umlaut of great dist um bailee in the loss,' part ut tier house I ha-t 11) 't-ht the candle, and ito trig to the bed found i -time had been ilropped upon the pillow where my head hail previous') loin iu.ldeuh renirinhei ing the pistol I had left beneath iu,s with tn.- limped siietigth I moor.' th e m ass , e and toond the pistol ohs chargesl lustaully the truth 11.eilied avltir.,, Lily Mind. I rushed to the window, and look ing down saw the woman and the man I hail noticed in the hartoom the night tie fore, bet i ding with torithes in there hands over the prostrate bod? of us) Lost, who was evidently in the aft, ones set death ft, ruttiali Lad been waiting outside the window until the accomplice had ptilformeil his hel lish work, m order to rob my mangles' corpse of the money be knew I had in my possession; and the piatol being tescaloitess, ly discharged by the fall of the stone, the ball had pi..reed his bffain, entering thro' the evil eye which hall given me ...i t ch a thritkot horror. At the discovery of his ludeoLi plot and itslia fat retribution, tlay senses threatened to decent me; but reflecting that iii Lich a house I could be hardly safe, no sooner had they carried the dying man within 'than I clambered down outside, took my horse from the stable and mounted him unobserved, As I liassed the house, however, and looked hack at the rerun I had so recently occupied, and which had so nearly been the scene of a far dillerent targedy, I saw lights in the window;. The sound of my horse's hoofs drew the attention of the man within, who had ascended to see what had bexinse of me and ascertain the cause of his comrades deatle, and instantly level hag a rifle at me, he fired. As I was look ing at him the very moment, I anticipated his action by clapping spurs to my horse, thereby - somewhat disconcerting his aim and in all probability saving my own lite. for the ball grated my shoulder, cairong scar which remains to this day Ten long miles had ru good horse lo gallop -before I reached the nearest justree of the ! wave. and returning as speedily as possible we found our birds flown and the house halt burned to the ground. No information in regard to them could be obtained, except that they bad lived in this habitation about two years ,and had been shunned and feared . 1 / 2 the settlers of the neighboring country. The condo.- gratiun of the house was arrested, but nothing was discovered throwing any light oil the matter. The body of the lotted NUMBER 28 The Boston Joiirsaf, whow party has been one of the 'principal causes of the fi nancial trouble that now begins to pinch business ana laboring men, proposes. says the Boston PEA that the North should not send to buy any more cotton of the South. but,wait for the cotton to come to them It thinks that this will operate upon the South, who will be troubled if they can't sell their cotton to New England mastufao turers But how about the New England opens- Cat who have followed their blind lmiders in this war on the South; The Jaerealad mite that manufacturing will be less profit able this isern ter, so that of course the mill. must run slow, or stop, and the laborint men are to be the mourners to go &about the streets dying glory to the politicians who got thei'votes under false pretences, and have brought this destitution upon them and their wives and children. Divi dends, in the meantime, must be reduced or cut off, and those who depend on this aid are to be cramped if not rendered des titute of ordinary comforts. And this is the beginning of the end of this wretched agitation about Southern slavery, which has resulted in forming that geographical party which Washington, in Ida Farewell Address, forewarned posterity would, whenever it prevailed, be the grave of the t'nion. But what is the wisdom of Washington and Webster to the sagacity of Sumner% and Wilsons and Lincoln., who have seduced the people of the North into their own ruin, and theta their country, re lir preaching • up (his " red animosity" of hatred to the South ! They have been permitted to sow the wind'. and their fol lowers are reaping the whirlwind. They have raised the storm which they have no c apa c ity to govern nor allay, and the only hope of the country and of the very men who have elected a sectional President is, that, after all, Mr. Lincoln will not turn out to lie a Black Republican ; that he will heli' liis professions of in "irrepressible conflict." and admit that he was ch os en under false pretences by turning his back upon the very men whose appeals to the deluded consciences of slave-hating men and ,omen have made him President ? And then ag;iin. how feeble in thisfinan ,•;3l ..ieselty of - the Boston Journal anti its woeinhp-. who Pitney they can coerce the South by not buying their cotton? Why, statistics show that fir* sevenths of the cot ton that run. the thirty millions of apind les i n rem Britain, and feeds five millions of her population, is the slave cotton of the South. And she has added eight mil ions of spindles to her manufactures with in three veers. The whole North consumes but one-fifth of the cotton crop of the slave States, and his one fifth England and France need for their new machinery.— W hile the consumption is increasing there, every week, and nowhere in the world is there any increase of the growth of cotton except in the slave States, and that only in proportion to the natural increaset ere of slave labor. whit these wiae men the vol i vie Fast have c" long Merest to deetro And now. after the mischief has n done. the value of property and labor re duced everywhere at• the North. a hard winter at hand, and hank and mill suspen sion staring everybody in the face, we are told that the grand remedy is to send after no more cotton, but wait for cotton to oome to 1)4. Why not go one step further and do the the true thing, the only honest thing, if there is any truth in Republican politics and morals • and that is, stop all cotton mills. sell no-, wear no, cotton cloth, and see it they can stop slave labor by no lon ger encouraging and supporting it as they have done and are doing. What a spectacle in this monstrous hy pocrisy of the North ! Railing at the am of the South in keeping and working slave• while the North lives upon:manufacturing the produce of slave labor, and Massachu - setts alone works 200,000 slaves to keep her cotton mills going ! And now whet, the supply of the staple and the market, of the South are basely interrupted by thi.i "battle of the States," which the Abolition ists have raised up with their war cries of • five headed barbarism" and "sacred au . mosity" and "heels on the neck of th, sla v e power," everybody is wondering and fearing and doubting whether we shall b.. able to get through all this without a gen eral and financial crash and break up. What has mainly produced this bu: this mad war of the North on the South culminating in the first election ever made hi a geographical party, of a sectional Prr•a ident mardetrer was,:takest,"ohmmd lad ma* recognisable, form the ashes of his dwel ling, where heihad.apperently i been 1\ 1" )11 I,.nciatie qtdckestr mocle ih * ,i4l ) lu g ium. Having "amerteinectithe futility of rurther don, at least for the present,we rode away,andpmaia . g thro' an. adjacent wood, the dog had play ed so strange a part in this most strange drama made his appearance suddealy m our left and kllowedour horses to the ril• lage of R In gratitude for his sif forts to preserreme from distraction, henceforward shared my home with iv unwelcome monitor. The Wise Men of tie last on Cotton. What is the .remedy ? Not this ni isms • hie little laubterfugs of waiting for cottf.r, to come North. which can better be sold by the South to England and France, and in the meantime pinching laboring to, r. and the failing of men of business. Not d i all. The remedy is in an entire change. the Northern aspect of hatred to the also .• holding States The perple of the Sort', must shake off t his incubu+ of sectionalism They must turn their backs on the mc. , who have deceived them : they must re bre op to their ermstitsitannal odtigation nd let slavery alone in everything exeert turning it to the best account for the beii .fit of mankind. This is the remedy ;"and the great gut tton of the, Uli day, nion or,alf a dozen Re pric.perity or national ruin, du pends upon the sense Wand justice of th.• people of the North to stop this aggression upon the South, and change this whole policy of an irrepressible conflict into a full recognition of the equal rights of the States. And the •trict observance of the duties be tw ,,, t , the states, enjoined by the Const tu t inn KI: , •1101 AME, AND NEWVIPER4.--Tl‹ Pacific Adrocine •ays --In hts address to the o,inforence, just before reading out the appointments, Bishop Attlee alluded to the various methods by which an ttinei-N ant preacher might render hlihself useful. and among others he spoke of circulating newspapers as an important means of good doing Li his first circuit, some thirty years ago. he had been very active in this direction, and he said he used to say to his members, as a reason that they should tsike newspapers. that he had had experience as a school teacher, that it was his deliberate opinion that two dollars spent for a good newspaper was of more value as an edueseo tor in the family than , ten dollars paid to • school master for tuition. ."And," re marked the Bishop, "thirty years observe- Lion has hut confirmed that opinion " Bernus, a spruce young man from the city, was riding out into the country a few days since with his "gal," and as aka sun was hot, he stopped under the shade of a tree to let his horse breathe. The -skeeter , " were very thick sill large, and R em u s , thinking to have a little fun, call ed out to a farmer at work in the field : •'Hallo. sir, what do you feed your mos quitoes on ?" "We feed 'cm on little city feller-, anii lienitin whipped up /Or An 0141 etergyatan one Sunday. at the apse of the sermon, g a ve notlce to the congregation that in the cour•ie of a week. he expected to go on a mission to the hea then. At this, one of the deacons, in a giant agitation, etc-lamed: ••Wi t y, m y a el ,, you hat c never told tP4 one wor d o f 0,, before Wttat -.hall we do" • , broth er. ad the parson. "I don't expe,t to go out of town "