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Into JUB - i'ltlHßl&d OFFICF. - is establiskinent In the 171,1111 ~ and .a general variety of nutter .Inner work of every kind, enal Igaittlio—short6st—notlen.ndon lts. Persons In want of Inns:111i o- Jobbing lino, rill lied it the' ill. Es Cry variety of iIiANKS . The 'Clam= "leg largest and most cot Thud good Presses suited for Plain and us-Vedo-Job-Vaintin most reasonableteri or any thing in the turret to give ar: _turret on - ' 44 - All lottorpol &aro attention.__. ss must he p CM 415 1112 IA 19 2526 UM 5 12,133 192 7 NO 6 1 1 417,11 17 181 24 25 ' , .beite:rtic it toco_3liformatio4.. ILT. G.OITERNMEIXIT Prladdellt.--PRANKLIN PIERCE. . , . PrOSldellt—lEASE 0..111110110. Secretary of State—W:U. 1.. MAROS.' Secretary of IrltOrlolll.olllllT MCCLELL:\ND:• tiocrotary of Treasury—JAMES Secretary of War--,lerrkautoN Secretary of Navy—.l.ka. C. Dooms. Pont Mavter tioneral—.l.oms CAMPBELL. Attorney lleneral—CALLß Cumin So.. • Chief Jrnitice of Unieutl Se:ars—lt. 11. TANEY. STATE GOV.UarIITENT7 . . Goveruor-L4Amis POLIACK. . . • Seerotary Of Stitto--ANDituw O. CURTIN. Surveyor iloneral—J. P. iIIIAWLLY. - . • Auditor Cameral—H. 111.1Nlit , . Treasurer—lir:WA e..ml.OlEAw. . Juilguir of tlio L 4 upreolo Ceurt--11.1.010, J. 8. fILACii; W. IL Mum; U. W..Woofuv.mo, J. C. KNOX 001MTIr OFFICERS. President Judge—lieu. JAMES 11. GRAHAM. Aimed/LW Judges—lion. John Rupp, Samuel Wood )urn. Dietriei Attorney—Wu). J. Shearer. Prothonotary—Daniel K. Noun. • ~ , nueetner, se.—John 31. Bregg. Register—William Lytle. . Sherilf—Jaeub Bowman: Deputy, J. Ihnu.• inlnger. County Treexurer—Adam Scmmumsa.• •Coroner-311tehell 31 tMellsu. • --enunty—Cnnintissioners.—tieurge N. Hunt 31. Hendon.. n, Audrew Kerr. - Clerk Cb 01,111111iti- . 3liehael Wise. Ilireetorn or the Poor—lleorge Brindle, John Q. Brown, Samuel Trill,. Superintendent Poor !..lousie —loseph Lobach., 01t0 - 13G - 11 - arr;VII Chief Ilurp.ls.Col. • AIOLSTBeO NOBLE. As+taut Iturgesa—liannuel (Mold, . Town Connell—ll.. C. 'Woodward; (President.) ThOa. ' M. itithito John Thompson, , 111cWml :Alcatel', floury Class, Llaiill Slim, Hobertlrvin, A. A. blur, Michael Holcomb, • . • . . ... . . Canstdbles—John Spahr. High Constable; .Jdollort McCartney, Ward Constable.. •CH.UUCELES. First Presbyterian Chump, northwest anglo of Contra' Square. Hoe; CONWAY P. WINO. Poston—ma - ices overy . '* Sunday morning ftt 11 o'clock, A. IL, and 7 • o'clock, P. M. SocOnd Prosbyto(ian Ch arch, corner of South Hanover and Potafrot stroots. llov. 31r. HALL++, Pastor. curvlces comineov pt II O'clock, A. 31., and 7 o'clock, P. M. • -St. Johns Church, (PHA. Episcopal) *wane:fat angle of Centro 11.tuaro - . • floe. imam H. Hones, hector. Serylces at 11 o'clock, A.M., aud 3 o'clock, P. M. , • Bnglish Lutheran Church, llodford botwoon Main add Luutitor Street. liar. JAeUll Fae, P.tor.•. at 11 o'clock, A. 11., and 7 o'clock, P. 71. ,Conran ItolOrmed Church, Louther, between Hanover • and ,Pltt streets. Hoy. A. 11. KREMER, Pastor. ;ServfOus at 103.6 o'clock, A. 31., and P. 31. . • 3lothodist E.Churbn. (first Charge) corner of Maitland Pitt Arcot. Hoc. .Ithiv dr.H•is, Pastor. Services at - ,, -- 11 o'clock, 3L: and (1)4 o'clock, P. 31. ' ‘ M olhodist E. Church, (wooed Charge) ItOy. THOMA 8. • DATIOIIy{SY,TASYOY.. Services in CollugoCinipuli at 11. o'clock A.. 31.; taftV,3 Malan Catholic' Church, Pomfrot, near East Rev. J. sea 11A111021V, Pastor. , Cervices on *lto tlnd•Sun " day of each month. ' _• • , • , • Alarm:to Lutheran Church, corner -of • Pomfret and Bedford stmts. .11.1.1 y. I. P. Saschold, Pastor. Bory ice at loq ' ' . I.llrWlien changes In the above urn necessary the pro.: —par-pursonsare_marneatod to until.'us. • , • DIONINSON)COLLEGE. -- Itev:Charles Collhts, Prod 'lent and Profesior of MOM lboi. Herman M. Johnson, yrofessor of. Philosophy and' English JLltoruture. • •. , . ~ l .tames 31arshall, Professori,pf Ancient Languages. tov..otis 11, Till:any,' Professor of 'Mathematirs. • • • William C.' Wilson, PrefessOr of 'Natural St:Wilco and Curator of the 31useum.' • Alexander Schein, Professor of IleMow„ and bloder Lniiguakee. ' ' Samuel L. Principal of the tiramtnar School James I'. Marshall, Assistant In the Grammar School: . , • d,.. , m4+) • cIoAI*QILEVESCONE. . „ 41;nmecn - Deroarr ilens.-- , Preel don t, - Itichard Parker; — Caehier," Wax. M. Reetem—, C. Muosolonut, , Dlaectore, Richard 'Nano. John Zug, Hugh Stuart, 'thonus,Pagtoui ltobor4 Moore, John. liandereen, henry Logan; Sam uol Wherry.' ComureLenn VALLEY 1111; ROA] , CO.UPANY:--Pretildellt, Peseerignr. train twice a day. East card, soaring Carlisle at 10.24'o'clorle," 4,; - )X, and -2.5 o'clockg NR -- Two 4ralyie work day West.' ward, saving Carlisle n4lB,43o'rlock,A.M.And 2.48, P.M. Daman% Gee ANV WATEIX coureir. PiAiddent';'Pred.: . erlck Watlo;_Secrotary,AerruieL Todd; _Troasurer,lP.4. ' N. BeetounDireetori,-P.lVattefalphard.Parker, Logue' Todd, Wm.-M. ltootem,. Dr. W. W. Delo, Franklin Gard; nor, Henry Glare and „ , -; • tetneIIIALAND V4Lar BANE.—.Piosidont,,John 8, ter rettreaehler,ll , `A. Sturgeon; Pallor, Jpe.,4o. Directors, John S..Sterrett, Wm: • , man, Richard 'Words, John G. Dunlap, Dohr,44.l4l,errstt,, A. A. Sturgoeu,,and CaptaWolin Dunlap. 1 • • ' 1'p13%.6G11, -,` , Poctage' oh till lathing rif -Onelhilt tinned - welght'Or, tinder,.3 cents pro paid, (except toCallfornlhandOrmen, which fill:16308 pro 1811 d.) Postage nh Lally iihitAW.-rWithin the County ? read Within the'Statii,l3 cents per year: of.the 1301ted iitetwe,26 cents: ilrottago on MI tinuelent papers under 8 mina* In weight, 1 cent , pro-fiisidor:2 cents. 'unpaid - Adviirthwil letters tote charged with the Ceet at advoret.to g . • •• ,•••, ,•,.. Chundollunand ',wipe of tlio BAMQEL'ELLIOII'. CUAIthLIIY. ; MEM Jan. 7,1&57, ' • . , ' lgto, my heart a ollon't look • • .Flashed front thy earolonn oyon, And what befuro wan thadowy; took 'rho llght of R uunnor skinn -I'lro,first born bro won In that look;- .Tho Venus moo from r-ut the doorif . Of tbosd thanking eyOti,' ' My lifelike mho lone noloron spot • nooses '' • • In earth or hintvtor &lore; • , :Syr hatipted spot., • •, Auil shook We loses of.ev;ory thought, • . Tbriiresencit vrandereiro'nr.' ' • )Ui)iejiti,' earusdand crept to thine, . • • lAs Win times otyoro. ' Thy soul batblheen- it part cif mine, . 'Which claims It back boo morn; Thy very self no Itlnger thine, ' ' But merged in that delicious ills, Which mates us Ono of viral There-bloomed beside this forms on fair, .Thereinurniured fociras sweet, Ilut the',lnt'hanted • aho y"l'wns Ilf, ur,d death to meet; ' And honcofortli•thiou alone art lair; , forjoj., • Ttiy whisper only sweet.. ~cicc,t~ - ~~~iiie. -- = l'Es ANGRY WAVE tire in a:German legend.of 'n beautiful. countesir wino lived on the bhor'es of the North j Sea, arid !weiitidevrn daily to bathe in its cool waters clad - not only- in- her 'beauty Which was wondrous, but in her, jewele,.whigh iry oily lees beautiful then' elle. Itrher curs were diamonds - brighter than the wavesaparkling ha the sun; on her arms emeralds green . as the sea-weed ivhiCh 110 tl : oall6lll:47llol'...fiiii6 l Awl)itu on 'lice peerless neck Ming a triple row of pearls,-depending'e'ven to her perfect'breast. The young countess loved . I;er:beauty, and liked well to adorn herself with her jewels, ford,ifte _.tteble.lii roll; uow•tighting• tSe holy - battle of the Cross in , Tdlestined and as she walked iu her law white 'robe 'to the bps-bilUre, eurrounded by 13 B`SlO 1516 17 122 2.124 '9, )31 6 n 1217 14 10.1121 1 2G 27.23 2 1- 3 1". 4 5111 , 111 16 17 1811 2J 24 251 7 • 0 8' 91. 1 14 15 TM 21 - 23. 213 29,801 11 1211 1 1819201 , 25 26 Zip 11112 19'19 26 26 71"1.' her Inniden . e,,ehe would hold up her slender antis to the eUubentn, eliortuetl to nett the light ploy iti the Inntty-cokirltr getup which cooly (Sid their graeciUl be4l4: • on IT s, a 3 24 2.5 130 31 ...1 lio—grhii-old :s4.th Sea welooined his lovely..visitorwith ittnile—mani a Morning had lie, bent his rebel. lious' mermen Food monsters far into the re-:: ceases of his 'cares as she approached— , He had spread a carpet of velvet,sea.tv'ead - forhOr,' feet, and made the waves playful and tender that that caresSed her ..gentle limbs. He bad !Min beauteous rahibova to play around her reflec tion no. she. gazed at, her, mimic self in. the thatoo4li hollow of thoyock . where the water lay Ulla' &mirror, and the'peitennta all know that 'the iiect . loied the lady, and kept his rough iernphr all•the day Benne after she had paid Watt& visit. But ouu day . thcfsea. like many a lover, grew inecinstiint, , and a rough wave, mountain high, aud, filled with. angry. Monsters, . impertineui sea krnplfs, furl rough ncertnep, roue over the pool. littlecbunte4o,:and carried' her and her jewCisfar tisvyy lute the darnens and terror of the great, eep. • Her maidens, who wore watching' from ,the shore, ran to her reeouo, hut.she . wad *gone, and - they fled ilitp9;;:and thithercalling.aloud fur help. Thei'r arias attracted a fisberninn Who_ was .plying'his net near ut Mind, and he 'venturep out to krul thelltdy. Presently. he discovered semeilifn en a disttria roCk and rowiu up ).o it, discovered it to be the pile body of the beauteous holy. lie took her up carefully, and carried her hock to .her own domain.— Calling maidens together, he left.her'i t their ohukb,e,,telling_titeto that lift Waknet ItlncCil,kllilc lie, not waiting for . any raward, rcrWed raphllynwity. _ j- ' distraiiied — si.iwitig women ' , wrapped her in their .ahewls, rubbed. her fair lima,' and finally reatered conscioueness:whon she began to trentlie freely, did they first time disooyer.that her jewels were gone! that her long white robe : which olio wore was all that the uogrynud treacherous sea had left her.• When .Nhe , bhcatim strong enough to speak to-thom, ;he, told them that •the 'we've wan fill ed with chattering sea-nymplis, who attacked her, ,pulling the•dismoude i'rein 'her ears, iho bracelets front her emit, the. ring's from her firigers.- t3lig f told- them -homf un-ugly-ntermen had seized tile pearl necklace and tore it-for cibly. from hpr--411:001LIIIT' enough, there was n:'bloody 'wound on the while bo - dmu, whey . e the monster'sislous had mistaken the fairness . hen they renolMd t'he enstlii, - inther Ain bresei :the ..beefessor of the . ludy, met them, and" henrd_the.etery. hrose.,wie e_venera*. ein i dehip,old . gentiemnyi,:And he: had heord so, tunny very good storiesOf eupernhtU: rat agetieles;'disproved, in'he:eourse' of his IM4'ehti s edventeroes ; lifee, that he wee wicked ly dieposed,te b iiovo that:the piyiteriquo:o4ll,, armful' had stolen the lady's,' jewels, and he ,privately sent' out two or three boors to neural for this miming mariner they returned and.foued:hiur n0t 7 ..n0, nor even heard of him toore:'')dijaninthre fmaii• eottilt .es bey filed her hy,see:liolk but imostli.,did.the' : Yeep that. her. Olden', ring ,which *Mild had : i ! .4 7 ed. the. tz?mio ;. Crose yithAbit pot it o(h ie dagger. ifas Vinci 4et, 'And 04; pt'rhat One ,golden; circlet beck she would not reiret the diemonde' oh the Lpeirle, but wear 0/11Y% that mug fortwei, wore . .• . , . . 180, what • was die ! obagiin .ot the 'untieliev-. log Father'Ambroso whet], on the eeventh day,. e'Asli was nefied r et'ille`eotiotege*boaid, , end': in,firdtuouth was her , goldenriug I. There vas ; .und.the'fieiintoselpet' the ring''ou',hO. and' bmistue'e yiser-end!ydaetter ~+And eha rise Ue . 661:1 . 1111: h , iiroptipe. ' he4 1 '14,r0 4 hp had ttlajpotesently ,ptoletetrom., the 'faritP • Piiip • ladie I4he'r ' Ambrose; •totit ;hliirto'ispll:thpnep - tit *gl 'lliot:rprotraPs to the:oot' ;, , a0 otter, that fiilo,l,4oo : #lt,li : not;' ' " • . . MIN= ;E.: I V:AAM'i .*-oa!' 1613rti'q. ° ~:;.~ ; . Itemier you yrhe have : observ'etl..ilfewitb philosophioal..,nu . eye, bare - yeW':ue.'ver. re . etw, pantie)! dame, in ,your•vstit experience; to. that! of the becuttsiutr . liountessl' Have you Paver' iteotv . it' an lenience where a ware 'ordesrini, came and deluged a watnan, and . took,. front her only thing's which ohs priied; but which elie cottitidc without? raid left . her enlitltit Which was mos t valuable ;.the beau ; ' • titled, or the:duty which ennobled her exist . * ,_ * •.. • _ — ;poolt: "thiS mirror - ~ehioh.holda the linage ,ofl i a hadsome, graceiul girl. of. twenty. See how. beautiful is her hair, Low frost and fnultless'her bar slender waist,- nod- bpi' • round --- w hi to nt nr:', Iq Were a fault ,in this creature? Yes; patent and apparent-us her beauty is her consc , otis ; 'neis.,; Like, the couniese in itie She ' likes to . see her jewels sparkle in ale 0110.. It is iot-eitough that take isyoting, lovely, and capable of being' n loved. She remarks every, grace; notices each shode'ef 'Cithir;luiqintes In. the lens,. dark, sick hair, and •loves. her beauty for its own'sweetealt . e. ' • See - .l;oji netiCh • talent 'gleams In her Mee l She is woldnly heautiful,.ithois Olev . er. 'Bright iind-upnrkling-an-lier-:syea-simthol.worda-ukiell flow over herlipe: My; brillinnt,ned eduCated, in' the highest sense, was-the-centre-of-the-cirelo..whore the queen regnant of her day. . • . • Like moat American girls' n'f ihnt dny and of this, 'nod: I fear, of all future tirrie,:itona , -, lie Liffercl , had had F/111.11,1. too, mucU 'Own-sweet•Will. - Ilerproud,, indulgent father, atifed at her beauty. binned of authority when hey:titind, and triumphant,' became . sufficiently opened and oultivaied-to attraet,lti notice and athui tiern—lier inotherot-beautiful.und very high spirited woman, did not yield so onsify:. 'To her, still young, and mot far removed front dim 'temptations whloirsurt:otudded her daughter, her faults and her dangers seemed OCitter then_ therrwere'; - She , eatnnitted-thc;grfnnd fault of beiiuviug in her daughter too little, in treating 2 her too, nand, as a child; unit' nu course can be so 'detrimental to the proud. imperious SPiritas this., Con Staidly annoyed' constantly aroused, Rosalie .pad from. what she considered persecution at h0t.49 toirSinagn null nringration - - - nbrolid o . i to' die 'fondness. tideieirO7d her.,.porliape, exaggerated her, good- points, 'and to whem.bsr faulti .- oould not be so tripa rent as "ta,a I, edtottful and tiometiMeii suspicious , inother,„: ; The key to Roanlies's obaruatei - iras a ro• mantic generosity, • However great her faults, that never left bor. She. *as capable if any sacrifice; life, bealth, and 'eaSe, sbewoUld have laid down on tite altar of this generosity' Bieknese Bid net appall- ber. , -:llanger, lf,vnet iu defending these she loved, was dearth her; .and of Mebane's, joaleuey,' and sueptelhb was incapable. But she wee vain of her beau tyt her twloiit. She was undisidplined ; she wne ?Mt patient; ithe had a, tbtoisiindfaefte'; and rlieS it'cume that, with elf lie-.Lenaty'and , teactien, she we's beloved' by many, but hated by . many more. 4 como with me. Groat, will ahotiv you thr e beautiful women.' • Thuti '34 , 1 Edgar Lane to hie friend one day, ae lhoymvp'riutehotl, Mr. Lyfurtl'it hour . .Tbrae 1 :Thure are norrthrea,beautiful wo men in the world!, •' Perhaps not; but I will show you ono who is , beautiful, onewht is attruqive, and a third who in-both.'--_ TheW,' said Philip Grant, *boleros dial or grave' and 'somewhat harsh temper, • I re' pudiiitu coob and all but the attFaCtive.one.. Your beauty will attempt to sigh me out w my self•possession; while your paragon will stand at tin; door and bid 'Me Burreptler, like 'a Major-General in full ititifo'rin—L shall enact Cornwallis to her Washington. I hat"; such women p ! while your attractive one will quietly' sit down - , wait to be spoken to, and, not ac centuated t 6: ,think herself invincible, will let herseiridoite and be simply a woman, a thing I admire'!' 'And adroftli fan the sonierliat fevered vanity-of Mr.. Gralit,' said Lane, laughing. These two men loved each other much,' and were oe dissimilar Iti are 'Moat . friends. .Ed gar Lotto tvecone Of those graaeful, handtitini . e and ,gifted thortals 'whom -Nature oreateedu some of her ' after-dinner moods,' when in' a splendid= we us Whitt she can do .if she pleasee. Ile wautelf nothing; ncithei• the souse and.firroness which is the base'of the gamily edifice. mar the beau ty, and accomplishment ,which is the' acanthus' tenf—on-the—graceful—capital:--111en-liked-ond respeoted .hint - even Os 'much as wont — einiiia hliu, and his' SuOeess Wait so honorably Wcin that ip 'Far vra'e • Philit)l7.ltant: fle'might !3 ani,l•t