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Malley is received evnry day, and' in Any amount, SI11:111., S Fly.• per cold interest is pall for money from the tiny it is put in. 1. is 31",,1VR pil.iloseif In unix; wriVnever t 1.4 rii i r.r. mul witiout. notion. ." • - • t. Thome is reeeivel Irony Oxecators.Adralnistrators, Utter II I/11, and others who desire to huh• It hr n place eeroiet stiety, end where lo.:eiest can be obtained fur it. •sp muncy recut ed from daph's , tora. to invested in rcal rqate. 111 trkt,u,s, ground ronill. nod such ullwr first class er:•urillcs nv Qhc elmrt,,Alecc:s. . . "Leari—EveryiLly creel Lill 5 o'clock. fled on Montt ay. and Th la ',Ways till R laa, the evtint tag. 111i5ItY Presilont. ROB ssz sEltrltliail , VI •e•Preadtaut SeceillarY. EMBED . , . Henry L. Benner, F. Cerroll Brewster, Edward I...(7erter, , Joseph IS. l'arr.V.,. Itu.pert..Solfrble; Franck Lee, Santitel K.. Ashton,. : Joeeph Yorker. C. b. 31nuns, Henry DliTentierfo' OFFIO - 1: ' • Jralatit-Sfr'erl, Snullt-Ifrt:4l Corner of; Third, 171111,1DELPIII.1. .• • Apr CA _co_ NT E w m tj s S.T O• It +1 11 co. tt:l MARKET STREET, IIARRIS111 . 1118:_, S- 11 E E - T• lit U S Y C, • • • INSTRUCTION 110669, •. MUSICAL •MERCIIANDISE Gi•;NERALY,• • • M El ! fita:ONS, . 0M1T.% RS, M.Lv 11, Al - 10% SPRING ARRIVAL A ,Ficum NEW YOltic, AND PHI LAUELiqI lA, , E I. E ll A ,N T •N E W CL(LOILLS Azr-A..-xv-.-13/.•_valz>s -S TO I,LE____.2—. . , . .Spluudidoto It 01 new Black Dress Stlfis—Magnithent 1 Styles Fancy. Dress Silks. - - . , .. 11 ICI 1! RARE 1 ! EI.E(I.INT II 1 • ' lilol ell Foulard Silks, Chinese Silks, Satin and • Striped ittreges. Valenclas;Dit canes, la.tittlful new ',Hated Chillier: Fi eliell'pri laud .lacer' mitt, very handsome linglinh Bal. I brats, ° oryi hattilsonie French' ' - . Brilliants. English Frill & . . American prints, Scotch, _• . French and Domestic - • ' . . . • , • t.linghams, • • • Bonnets, Ben. • . . • - - net Ribbons and c Drees Tr i m wings, . ^ ~- Shawls In every VIII lety, ' ' . ' ' Shill, Crape. Stella. Caslnere, . , &e. Embroideries, very low. coin. prising etollarstileuves Financings. Cott'- . Mugs. Vells..te. Carpetings and 1/11 Cloths. V ;.dins, Ingrain, three Ply. Brussells. Cotton and 1I n.p_Airtig.tets and Flour Oil Clutha ell widths. - l',l :NEN GOODS. • < . A complete assortment einlimeting all the mkt culebin ted marks Gloves and !tindery for La. . • dies. - :d Iss it i and . . Children. great variety of - kid, silk and cotton (rhinos, La. dies elemint twisted Silk tlitts.,ke. ' - _ DJMi.:STIC AND ',STAPLE OIL WS. hleaelned and unbleached Skirtings bleach. od and unbleached sheetings IV4rollen and Cotton Flannels. Coreet,• deans Tielnks, Cotton ad...., Sattin4tts. 'Tweeds, Cotton rind Linen ( Mailers, Table Covens. blenched and brown Drillines, rind an endless tarlety of other artistes. In fret, this stock - e • of gl'eals Is very extensive, tho rough and vomillete• hay . - hut- lmkti porch:mod • . wi Ih If , g'ittit deal • of care, We. feel - . . COLlfillelli WO ran 'draw any onevvhn will favor us wills . 0 All rahtlid persons wan 1111, Imtrmulzed us hrreh.f.ne. will admit that' we have sold the bra bar gahr•ovor lln,hasod In Carlislo. %%0 fan IU.FUTO our. &kook :rod all lovers of cheap goods. that we arc as is 41 prip.tred 0. ever taitolTer superior Inducements fur their patronage. ENT% - South Ilniinver Streeteriplii4et . he n Post ti Carll.le. 'tar 4, 'MIL . sominrourNiu NEW! AGIZAVTLIIIAL IMPLEMENT .„ EtlD - S7 - 01tL. B. BTRICKLBIL just °yelled, in the mom formerly occupied by filtryuel;, Tavinr m F.mith, Zug's now building, Muhl , street. two tit., cast of the inarliet 11011$0 hoe° or- P win tilletit of Aillt ICELTURA I, IMPI,EME!IITS and ter . tHlzer, whirh they ere prep.trud to sell on the west real...liable terms. The sleek ombraoes PLOWS, CULTIVATORS, LIAR ' ROWS. HAY, S RAW ANO FODDER CUTTERS, • REA P EIS, IMOWER,I. DRILLS. CRADLES, SCYTHES, CORN SII E LLEItS, FOR KS, SID/ V2I.S, HOES. RAKES. PRUNING lINI VIsS, witFaiyroNES for Mow ers, out ON cry other article, no. res.ary for thrm use. They also intend keeping in addition, a full assort. went of CEDAR end WILLOW WA ltE, Including Se.sin's icili.nt Churn, Blooms, Brushes, Butter.work. yrs. Butter Feints,. Prints, 'Ladles, Butter Tubs, Bowl,, As. A 151.,. Fruit:Garden and Flower Semis: Semi, Potatoes, of the best varletio,. They tile constnutly Waking ad ditions le their stork, rind will use every exertion to supply the runts of the agricultural community, They have .tis.l the a...leney for EVANS 'WATSON'S • -- SALA NJANDEItii:A FES Orders left at the store for fruit and ornamental Trees. Flowers and fertilizers, will be attended to prinnptlp. Jl. 11. Avril 1a.195 . 0.—1y • 1 1 1,0 YOU wade to buy a good Piano, If go, why don't you call on John ' It. ultnew t For Ito can eell tho neatest finished. hest Math). pure,t tuned and lowest plead illStrulllent that .111 h•+ had in this part of the country. Unclog been It long tiara in the business. 1 'flatter myself on being n , ti,44g00 I judyo of Instruments, and will nut sell an instru. mutt that is not tirntrate. lam now receiving a large lot of Mpiodeons Irma Boston, which call LP soon et Mr. A. B. Euchre hu•nitur: meats. which I will sell cheap. er than any )41)er untu in the amntry. For raeninniandatinnsot nay Pianos, call and see them. All instruments warranted and kept in repair. Call and examine 0)y inst.nutnutts before ittrchasing else-, whore, and you will he eatisticd thell 1 can sellthe heal and.eltexpest. JOHN li. To his found at the house of Jacob Rheum, W. nigh St. May 4. 1.611 HAT AND CAP STORE. AVKELLER:S.OLDSTAND, y . NOEITII NEASILY OPPOMTE THE HARD. wing sronn OP J. P. Lyxr. 4 sox. , A full lusnriatoniThint .inCeived. to which cow:Leant addlliuli. will Ire :undo °Cation well as Loam mourn. tore. Thontock now comprifien ' . , & . . . MQLESKIS,H. --.BEAVEIC&-,---` I . OASSISIERE, FELT,''' . ' llATB ''' • • . of all styles and colors, fpm ' tho cheapeit to the Item ' quality. eiTitAlV !IMPS. A arm 3 variety of all pi Dos, —anti Atyles7DeJeher - ulth - a.iund - assorritelfiror drew' . fur and straw bats:- • • A 1.3:), A.ND OAPS:: embrucitel,every kind now worn, loth Plain and Dr.,. Caps, to which the attention of the public is respectful • , y invited. DJN T ST Kell.LElt'll 01.1.1 STAND. April 7d, 1859.. - 4 ,J AY ,ELEVATORS:—Just .t:JL, a hip aisortmuut of tiny ,Elovittors, • Itnpa.. [takes, P,,rka. ace r ohuapor thau.ovur. at ' ' ttAXTON'R.. .' ; p 11:1...1.',S ! ..13, PA, LS 11 ' ..._,.., J. F.„i4,..1.411.1„,y.t.h.- b.vi- ~ .ker,tiir-imo e he4, at the Ilarthrtirulitore of ~ ~" 4. P.,1NN..1.: &SON, -." ..Mqy 18.11ifi., ~ . - 7,... .., ! gortb..lfitilorer at:, ~. _, ... • farAti:tit:chttiti rtittitorliifoip, • .110 nit , . at:,:.":. JOILN" , I!.;LY:sIit 8 , . Iv§,,, ' • Zany L851,,2m ,Nottlt, t.bitiot cr. • ' ' t nal S = EOM R. GEORG-14::- S. SPA 4YT• rT, FtiTIQT, f Tin the Hal - -R ental Surgery". yo,ollle.mt the residence of Ids mothiir,Enst Louthoi street. three doors below. Bedford. Mtkreh • I) 11. J. 0. 'respect / • fully Informs the ladles and gentlemen of Carlisle. nod vicinity. that he has stu»ed tilt, practloo of Dentistry, and it pi•epAroti to per form all operations oil the teeth and gums, holongini to his protecsion. 11, wl,ll insert full sots of tooth - on gold or silver, N 1 fill sin ale gum tooth, or idoci,s, no they tom; prof r. Terms modontte. to suit tho times (Mice in HMI street, directly opposite the Cumber- label Caller Dank - ' 'forL„. Dr, N. will be in Nenville the last ton dap, of every Ineptly, 1)(1. S South Jlannyer aittvnt, 4 , 0“..." e next dour to thy PoHt Oflite. • ' 10 • . . Irs,. Will he 4.0 , 11 from. Carlisle tho lekt too each tnea . lll. lona. FLUTES, • " ACCOIMEONS, &c II: CA Ell. G1:0. w. NE i DiCi E, D.. D. s,._. fAte I).nooNt n ,(7.< of ,, pvtt Ivo Dent IFtry to the - Mailroom -- Cal legs - -of- - - c ... - ... 1 0 - (47 , Ltito_ .11,31 i T e I.M a t t trfery. 1 is mltletten, . . oproslte )Ittrilit Wit, it est. 31.1111 street, Carlisle,' Man Nov. 11, 1557. ( . CORNER trIIANOTER AND Fangffs, ONE SQUARE NORTIf UB Tap: coutry hou6E, • 0..1111,15L E, PA. mairseribm; takes this method a infarming his rid customer,. awl lraTelling community all that he lies given I hi,. !muse a therough eurair, and-Inns re titled it nit opml,to /ny . Ills tablets al w:iy,supplied le 7 st tine market will alford..lllg.kiil4 furnished with Oicrivallrinia, The,togq %kith n gum a yard atlaciled, and under the - care or an ettnntive iietltr. . ' • Boarders and travelers neeonunodukal OH the tonsi l...110)10 toms. Thankful fot the • patroniige hereto. fon , extend - alio hopes be strict attention to busineba to merit a continuance of the mini, Jake- FAREIREDUC ' ' STATB'S UN,ION SHAWLS. • Thin pert ref oar sib Is untotu Illy complete consist leg of Crape; Silk. Stella. in -all' the Variety ~e,r.hilderi and q..uetting Shawls, men and silk from the eeletifittast emporium itf (trod h •101pinsl. Nutt York.— • Sun Enthral litS. Showerets and .Pitrasols 'oT the newest et. WHIT , : II 1./Di.CIE ALI; KINDS. Entbroidelien B A N K E l . S , In full sott.i. Colbvo. i.louges.wailisitt bands, !ilium:lnes, 0,1:111rs sail lisserthists; giro arrllt tarn to shoe Norti Western Land and Calerling Agents. I 'weevil of our had., and ladles will find a very full as : sertineut. ParticuiarAtite,tion paid to lite business of non-rest- • HOOPED SKIRTS, dents, such buyin.; and stilling Real Estate, I """ i rnittrsiM the impanew skirt supportes. new ar, maims on real estato sootrities. Paying fax. HIM tido. A fu.l line of .I.lo,lVor'sa LIJ iiloyes, imported looking after the gOllrrOtiolerent 6f 11011-rehltirO LH. and Stewart. \ ear hash. Mitt, cloves and I:eft:renew; given if required. . gauntlet,. In ever variety. Also.-a largo stock of the Address,llELlDE MENDENHL L A, noweAt sty lox of wen's and bay's spriag eas.iluteres - ,' 9hwuapolix, Minnesota. hhaek elorits and aeshnerus. HOS' lillY of even dos. eripti•ol.:i t this ip trtinant et:insult 11101 , line lawn ta ken t • sleet ills Varioll4 .klails and sizes suitable fir I,tilies. Misses. Euro and CillitirrliA-wrar. In fart our ,COA 011IbrOCOS evelithing kept In a first class dry gem Is :tor, 11 trios purchased for (.3%11 slid ninth our selections "amin4 ti` , leiot houses In the deli, of Sew Vinik,abil Philadelphia. we aro prepared to idler superior 110 ueenients to buyers. All we ask In an of IKu• stuwk,l',ell,ro pureliaslng elsewhere, for w bleb f near e ust ill I'eol very grateful. 1559. tEI A SAWYER. g) ]sly: D N& 11 E'N't.YE'N - II A 1: 1:; TO THE PUBLIC.—The ndersign rrl baa g ,rot know:: :ts a writor. would offal his 1.1,1 V. to all tocinirbia Idlarary aid. 110 will li.rolsh Addros.es, Oration. tisso i'roFr•ntati4n 1.11111,011,111 rep, Linos for Albums. AtitiladeS—preparti ,platttir Par tho Ih Gen Ilbihrarien.;utd write Poetry upon aily suNtigt Addrchs ti, o.t. paid) . • . Feb. 17, Ih.) ) JAL EST A:l' 13 AGENCY, E- L MOVAL—A. ESTATE All Err, (MN VEYANUEIt AND VENIIIt, laps re. muted his Nets (piles on Mall] street. 011e.d0Or Wehi Or the Ountherlautl )'alloy Rail Load Dole t. Ile Is now permanently located. and has on hang met for sale a very largo amount of Heal Estate, eon:timing oljorins. 01 all sl"iess, improved and uhltuProved. Properiks. Town Property of over• description, Itulld• log bits. almi, IVestern Lands and TIM 111410. Ito will give his at tention, .ts heretofore to the Negotialing of Loans. \Veiling 01 Deeds, Mortgages, Wills, Contraela, add Snivelling . generally. - -- Oct. 2d. NORTH WEST CORNER• OF TILE PUBLIC SQUARE, - I'A: 444 The Subscriber hayi i; SUccA.saed — ll. Burkhold e r In the nountgetnent or. this popular Hotel,' bogs lune° to assure the ttarelllug public as well not the citizens In town and county, that no pains. will be spared on his part. to maintain tint eh:trader which this house loos enjoyed 011 Iwo, ea a first chaos Hotel. Each department wI I under his Immediate snpor vision and cooly attention paid to tlio comfort of bin clients Haring been recently enlarged It in ono of the most commodious Hotels In ton p, while In regard to lo runty, it is superior lu any. • HENRY (IL t Ss. Carlisle, Apr 20, 15C11-3ni Tr i l lrjgi e 'etinl t'dl) % tiib i l 4e ti'tb :ott tLeTtati. Nukoinestno.ruy utr Root Estate and seourities.Negotiate loans, pay taxec, 101,1 ill land warran is, Os., , Refer to thn mondalrs u tlte Cumberland County Dar, and to ull prondnent.cltl• zoos of Corns!. ta.L I,Augi'sB-Iy. ..Sition P. SNYDER, Min. W. K. gerAltiANll . , Pennsylvania. L. I: Co,oe' Rhode lulnud. 54 , 1" . .1) E - INITARLAND, AND ( COOK; Beaker's and Dealers In Real Estate, MINNEAPOLIS, • Minnesota Territory: Juno 3,1857.—1 y. '6.outh Ilan6volt.Etroot, ustjololog tho Court Holm, ':arllxlu~ Pa JOHN IcANNON. • rroprletor. pa-Matt Conch •leavom dally fee Popertown, Peters Arg, York Aprion out ItaJovor trout this Mum. N AV ARIt A N M 11N T . scriber 1:111 0 4 r n il d n a i r i u gnirl' d at 2 or Ci ll' Xl.Je l t B :l 9 l;n th"" CA II LISLE AND I , IIIII,ADELP II lA, leav I r_iit Carlisle every znoroluF andltke!plila - a - Jaen. • . 7" Al! goo& loft nt the FlINI1111:1' DEPOT.of Peacock, Zell k lIINCIIIIAN, NoV. SOS and Fl I Market street, )rill bu.dollrered In Carlyle the next day. •. • • .1. W. II NINDERSOY, Went Mall Street, Corglide, 514 y ^25.!&D • • GRENT)SI'ON N5.—,1511 - ariiid Stonek ,-. Itf all sizes jwit remixed, ar' 11. SAXTON'S. .. ou dozy Fly Nuts, of all colors: binoll. Cotiolrund Twin., eiledporov, oc t cheapest, at 11. AAXTON'S. Nay 26, WS. '• • . .. f. 4 I ATINI. leoeiyed. the L . 1.14,..c /to rhmtpuar timorcui.nt the county end erdrraoltel not to crock. 4 the chontrhonlware of May 25, 1858.. - ,11.11AXTOX QCitT ITFA AN I) S NATHS. —l5O doz io‘sboh - oili k nd Atiatlis. ThO laruoit boot atlO'clmipefit. • ma:limit:l I t,lit. coiiqty;.,livltralili and rotal Qiist Ili : ,solved at • . , • 11. :SAXTAWS. ' • , NA) , 25,186 .. ', -, .'. . • ',.. : 7 '. ,T.,:, , : r.- , !'"i',,,,:...,1.. ' iit OTT IT . ttuin eft Jau.l4u • • . • " 0 • 33tisintss' El,-ari) 11()CTOR ARMSTRONGhps yetnav- • .1 70,t his office to the.,.501,11 west Omer of !taperer A: I'o ll'UelybolipuSulted Many houiot the day or eight. Dr. A. has lied 6hbi ty, years ekperieuce In the profession. Lhe last ton telybich hove JeOff deco. led-to the study and practice of Ileinccopathic utedlN eine. May 20, . ' . i ~ . q ) . ERN RIC A ttbrifer • at I,frsf. 4 1. I •0111 co on North Hanover stress, ti few doors south of Mass' Hotel. 'All business entrusted to him will be„promptly attended [April 15.. I - AIV NOT I OM: REMOVAL. W -I_,/ 51. PENIIOSSI has reamed his ofdeo.fn rear n the iiturt atm, whore he will promptly attend to all business entrusted to him. , , August ' , • . , A FRI OF.;—LE U ItIL TODD •J tins resumed the Imo:tie° of the Law. Ofileu 1.11 Polar° Square, west side, near the First Presbyterian blittreh: April 8, 1857. R. S. B; ICIEF 'ER Office in North I I nanny, street two doors from Arnold k store. 0111 co hours, more particularly from 7 to 0 o'clock A. 31., sod from 5 to 7 o'clock, P. 11.' ./S. W. TIA.VEItBIkG r K, Druggist', North 16m over Street, Carlisle. i'llysielln't:yroseriptions carefully rohipoundell A full slit.ply of fresh drugs and chemicals. DIEMI=I TEN N SY-L-AT-A: IA 11 OTE P. AUG. 513.1C011, Priiprletori _Carlisle. June 2'2, 11i.7.9-3m . abo & 608 .111n.rke4 SI., abovo atm 11, I,OII,ADELVAI.A... • • G. W. HINKLE. Pro; letor TERMS:—*I . 26 twr day. . Judirldi ,lulu 21,1853-1 y FINLEY .1i lIINSo . N. Ilitltlnwre. )111 WASHINGTON HOTEL, W. C. II HEE M ATTuRNEY AT LAW AND GEtiERAL,AGENT.. Minneapolis, Minnesota FRANKLIN HOUSE fine .1.1Q11,4 p at v..; • r • New Oaks-_---. • • • - pArtGAINS!:B ARGAINS I e. "NEW (1014/S, NEW.,OOODS .• AT OGIJACY'S. NEW . STORE, ' • ' • . . . . . Yolv °polling theNtirgost end cheapest stock of Spring. old Summer4loodll over brought to Cumberland county ' . . . ' LADIES' DRESS (1001.15. ' ".. • ' . A largo' lino of .elegant Sillm. Challim, lleroge IMbes. 'oil de Cheviot., Opera Clink, Oriental Lustre, l'lnld ~ , ,plins Caladonla Cloth, Lovelies, Satin: Plaid Ducats, %.1. intim, Cloth. brunch Chintz, du Lalue, travOling tress goOds. Organdy_ Lawns &e. EMIIRODEIIIIISI. , • T"' in Immense lot-of elegant Collars, Understeeves, Hand. ,orcitials. Plouneings Int:Mimes. Edgings, dc..' direct `n'om the •nrgest Importing haulm in Now York. ' SIIIIW,I,S, SHAWLS, SHAWLS, . • 'I birgo tuoiortirlotof Crape, Stella and Thybet Shawls vet.); cheall ' . , . •-•..54. • LACE .AN ) SILK MANTILLAS:. •1 .. Mark Yells. and all k nds of Mourning goods, in great variety. Shorty...l'e patont Ileoped Skirls. `Ain Sup. ' porte:retardson's Linens, •A lexandor's Rid Moves, tiotli:rour till iitplirteY'lliiiiiilllitT4 VIVI I ETTIOSI - Ell - 17 % full assortment of hullos', Merit's. Misses', And Mops' rinse, very low.. . . CALICOES. Of NO II %11'S, 31USNINS, TICHIN(.II%. Cheek, Ad . .; all kinds ihd prices. Cptimotwi Chssinioresn new supply and very cheap particularly for toy's wear. ' '' OAR PETIIVIS. ~ • . . A lm gt, stock of odorant .imperial. ingrain. Yonltlan,' hemp, tool rag Earplog. bought. from tin Infgent car pot loam., in Now Y. k. The styles aro now and band. tome..ardity very. stiperlor.,and..ll4tes 111101111119iLly low. White and'eolon il mattings MI widths and prices LOOK INO 0 NASSES. t linsownrd, %laltogany and %Valuta.. framed Looking illossos in great Vol loty And low 'prices. llovtng solected my' goods with great care from the heel iInIISWI to New York and Philadelphia, f nun pro. pave] . to niter great bargains to MI In want of handsome good and cheap dry goods. ' Thanking my old friends and sustothors for their ills oral support, I would resperthilly solicit them and nil alive tft.d. MO .1 cull relics purchasing olsowhors,--, Our mounts. Illicit salon and short profits. Apr. 13,.15P10. CHAS. 001 LEY. A NM AND ISHAUTIFUL The Oriental Elastic Spring Bed (anaiNtioN's Tho attention ot bougokonrers is rallel 0 this now and beautiful in ventlo. :rbe sprin. 4 110.1 having nosy becnine no Indispensable In every house. uu 'neeount or 11% gli,Ll,lTril , thri'd sperlorltvVer . 111.;(1111171.111oniel lied: it wily r.mrtins o „100 dotermllgol theolany 41uds oltei'erl for sale. .0 Wok pest, efietro.o., nloAtlsimple in eongtrucllon• most elaqtic.ln,sl (ImMble, and gives the greatdSt. ease •nod comfort. . yuE ORI E\TA r, ;;IPRI . ND lIED, eseela In all 0 , •., putlltles.lind ros...Fsex abors not iwionglu.; to—in fact; 111fIrchintimrby any other Sprkg .lied made, , It (O be :inpiloa to anv bedstead In a few minutes. and is alsl.4.l:iptikd to entrileS, Cribs, burqui in sty:l,ll6 , l:as. shill, ,to. ... . 'Clio hop-emit:On In xredlvnti which will hoop it no , Tillar,/11EJ.T.31 Von MI ',;. PRIC; Pit OM sl,ZW•rii $5;50 ME lihorl ~"~~ ~GI"d~FT~ ki , uvral bopot IS3 Canal btreat, nom. —.„ ' Dna} 25;5 F itt, ' UP=En= = • N DI . a IL& AWVE ----(-At-ilteit , -;I;o--Siore, East Main street,) Have just received iron New York and - Plilladelphia tiny .Mont cmnpletu and varied assn. tment .nt DRY thitilhi ever lan,' In Caribde. tifibraring everything that Is. MM. nand rare r In ,tyle and tooture, Snell no FANCY, Si uts, in all the minion coital; barred, .tripod, alma, and 111,11 ore ' On 4tripetland bayadcre, Mack Silks Foulards or new desivis. Norco and hlWiloyelieti at the leteet l'aris styles'. sttin striped the citorre cloths, French challis American teletna. Organdy lawns, dark and light groiinds and beautilul designs• Travelling dress g,s~ds or Om 110Wett Mahe Alen. e roll otoek or mourohoz dress golds, to which We Ins Ito particular attention. d jt,:.;1)IIIITION IN PRICES ! kJ • AT TUE LADIES' Rh:SORT, B.ENT , 'S STORE. A crorillivz to our praAlee In the last few freaks of the Kr 40,11, we hare reduce% dill prices olourianuonse and varied stool: of &aim goods to such points as will insure rapid wiles. Rezardless of profit we are determined .to bell thou off. i • • BERAD AGE Ie;BES AND DOUBLE &ARTS, Org indr L,V114, tirenaduans. Prellaid 'Silk t very low fipire , , :11nntillas at reduced prices. Plain Sint Mantillas very low In price, French Loco Chantilly Lace • Mantillas, Talmo, Points, Ac. The whole of nay story„l4 , tilw niTurlii.t at ..reduced prices, Itreparatory to lho clew of tkei,rat.on. All lash Is the ntt ration of the ladles. Illya mu a call, no I feel satis fied wn can suit any ono both as to style and price,. A. NY: BENTZ: • • Jund '29, 1859. kl --OW •THE TIME FOR-13AR duo DAM! LARDE AND EXTENSIVE ARRIVAL. OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, At the New Star, opener of N., llnnov, .4 Loather ate Thu undersigned returns thanks for the patmnago Wit;lowed upon hint by the imblic, and at theatnno thee respectfully announces that he has just returned front Philadelphia. midis nifty openinv. a new lot of spring summer 1)ItY (10111)5 and It i•oteleting In part as follows, and Which ho s dotenninoll to soil nt the rash prices. Silks• l h n•tl Clutha, Choilles, Alpacas /olalnoa. Lust,s, Poplins, LainP, Brilliants, Skirting. French and Scotch. fitng• hauls, Prints, 01,,i . e5, Hosiery, Collars, ilandlairchlefs, .ke. SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS, every variety and quality. Staple and Domestic Day Goods. Cloths, Casslalores.•Vestings. Flannels, Itas lins, Tirklngs, - Stripes. Cheeks, Calicoes, Cottonaaes, Linens, Sheet hags, Denims. 111/ileilllN, Mills, Marseilles Quilts. colored and white cornet Chula). •c. Parasols and Umbrellas. Also, a large and splendid assortment of BONNETS. lIA'VA, CAPS, HOOTS and SIMS. A superior lot or fresh GROCERIES, Teas, Coffee. Sugar, Molaspeu Klee. Spices, kr. Having selected my entire stock with'llle greatest care. nod the lowest cash prices, ran assure my friends and the nubile generally. that I still do all in any primer to noun my establishment known as the 6 . dead Quarters fur Bargains." Those who wish to paircluou will find It to their advantage to call and examine nay stock before purchasingelsewhere. 72;3.1 nill pay the highest - market price fur Butter, Egos, Rags, Swap anal Dried Fruit, r. 27, TRIAL. .1. A. Jr. .A. M S• li.. W KAT R S • • .0 A II 1,11 , 1 T Ann MUIR MANUFAQTORY, No Ma 114.1i0VEIL STI:LLT. CUMULI:, P. !loving been' ougaged In thu ImaMoss for ()vim tAtentj, rears ho would 'thturn thanka to his custdmorel and frit nda, fob thu !Moroi onegnragonsunt pxlended th blm In yen,w gone I.y. 'and 'fat her agonrea them that no poinanvlll -birgrotrot: to - giro - MU aall4acllMAsttrtilVwlW in•ty favo'r him wlih a call CIIAIIIB A\!) FUILNITIETIdI; of every description enlist/1;31y on hood, or made to ordor.', Warranted to level -the hest quality, of tha la 4.1 d style, well finished, and sale at the lowest possible lie else continues business as an Elt'al(Eß, ready — mailo Collins. -31ittallic Or otherwise.' Isenreon• tuatly ou hand and funerals promptly attended to nominally In town qr conntry,mi the moat reasonable JAMES It. IiTAVE;It. 31Itty' 23, IdsU—•lp N. IL—Two propert,lo4 Atuutq in 011 urchiorn, coloi,y, aro gligred Itir lo on ropy turning. Apply se 13.":8T1i1(1KLIt',11,-&-1310;;Aia-,Ve illt nienOy pitr hid cmiitg wlllrl4, - Tor Abu pu n' rpose,l . quallt). of btkiit, by thu 'dozed, .well•malli , mid lot good niaterlal. • . , M. lb 27. i 11139, Mnin s4oet.;, • .t • • 1p y • Agiteultlimrsiore.of scnitp 1.40306 - J tily I§llD, . • ; • =I WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17;4859.- "And lie buried Min' In n vullny Sit the' land of Most, o°or minium Betbpip.; hut', o ,mein linoweih of his Eepuichro hntd this duy."—pstrr. ?Exiiv. 0. • :By ntountalti„. • On this side Jordan's yrat'e t • Ticat 'rah In the land orldottbt°: , •. • Iltiorotles a lonelfgrare. ; Matto mart tlng - thareaptileh:rei" -- ' Andeo men sitetje o'er: ;.• ' For the angels of God ut.ttarnedithe sod, And laid the dead man therti.•: .. • ' - That wax the randest'futieral .That ever passed on`enrth .• lint no man hoard the trainpltdg t Or Sa tr . the (Fain .go forth, r Ndlslesily as the daylight • . 4 And the erinison stritak r on ocean's slink Grows Into the great I • Noiselessly as tho spring thug • , - Her erown'of verdtire Aug till-tlutlygou on nil tho hllba' -.• , • Open theltilliousanit leat'es4- So f without stibild of musio - Or voliie of theta that wiipt.'.7-• -•-•,• - d-iwwfwon thn ntoinititincrown , •—• S:- grosegrocession swept. Ferrhance tho bold old eagle, Qn gray Br timerea height, Out of his rocky eyrie LOokrd on the wOniirousalght. Ferehanee tho lion, stalking„ - &111 shame that Milton - eft spot For bead a tid,bird bar,e nom atrirheard - That Which man knoweth hot, But when the Warrior dieth, dTe • comrades in the With onus reversed and math:4 drum Follow the funeral car. • Thorrhow the Jetliners taken,,, - " • They tell ilk IyttAION iron, . And after him lead his inesterleas steed, While pools the nil,, uto pun, Amid the noblest of the I:md .3len ley the sage to rent, , • And Oyu the bard itnhonoreci:plaeo - :With toclly marldo.dreNsed.—.--- In the groat mineter transept, Where lights like glories fall, •A ' And the sweet chair sings, and:the organ rings Along the emblazoned wall: This wan the bravest warrior -- 7 ---- Thet - nverhuckled sword;.. This thelnost gilled poet "•, - That ever breathed a ivard; . ' And never eitrth's philosopher: Traced with his gulden •' On thd . denthless lingo truth tudfso sago An h, wrote down fer tea. ;r* .MIZEMM And had ho nut high honor} the hill lido for Ills poll ; To 110 In sluto.whlle angels:nal; tyledr stare for laiers tall ; dark rock pines, like ti!sslng plumes, Over his bier to wave; • • • Awl there ain,liatul,:,in that body laud, •-To lay Idol In the grave. . In lied deep grave, without a name, WheneoPetunelliitcd , clay . i«..• ' trek again—lost trthidrims thought!— ' And stand glory wrapped around On the hills lie never trod,', •• • And speak or the strife that woo our life t With the Incarnate Snit of Clod. 01 lonely tomb in'filottlis land, • Q! dark Ilethpeor'n hill. • Speak to those curious longs' of And teach them to ho Clod bath his mysteries of groco— • Ways that Co cannot loll; :7 4 Ito hides them deep. like the b - ecret sleep Of Win he loved se well. For the Herald FAMILIAR LIGTTERS ' .TO - L. L. H. r BY PROF. O. C. BENNETT. NU M . 13 E —l7. • THE PRISON BY THE LAKE, " ioke Leman Iles by Chinon's A thousand fent in depth below, Its mossy waters meet and ttow;. Thqs..muolt-the fathodenne Was sent From Chlllou's snow-white battlement." While in Buffalo, one afternoon, I visited the prison. It stands where Lake Erie's breezes and bright green waves from afar, send in a free and joyous harmony. __ " llnng flowers to lbe captive's lonely eel --,- bring flowers, mil; flowers," that,have bloomed, in the free glad/ node, 'mid notes of bir'd and blue glancing Streams ogeoeintb 11'0141 bring him joy .once more. 1 was ip Mataaclufseus whew the law of imprisonment for debt was repelled --and there was. in 0110 town, man set at liberly. 11110 had been. imprisoned for a smell awount. and whose brow had not been fanned - by_the western breeze for daily yeurs! Oh, how he, inhaled the free, 'free air again! As I stood in the yard of the pimp by the lake, whence a broad view of its bounding billows is seen, I could, not but think that: their wild and foamy piny must be answered back by ibnee.a prisoned poem.: A- prisomin a city—a prikon on a plain, may- have stir roundings that visible, shall excite little elevat ed emotion to the prisoner:—the castellated prisons of mountains have excited op-lifting tonal ions—hut how much more free and wild MINI he the emotion excited by the sight. ,of ceaseless waves and a boundless horizonl— It may be thought that little of poetry or Hentitemit can live in a- hardened prisonei:.'s Itearl--perliaps not, but it is at least,pledsing to imagine that all the instincts and higher, faculties have not fledtlint !bell& of nature has not quite - gone out—:thiti theimpillseennd atancifitions of the' springtime of life, when the spirit was new and freshly endowed from the Creator, must still live somewhere in the great deeps of its infinitolife- that the beau tiful lessons frotel mothers, however lowly, of childhood however obsoure,tio live and must reeve the; soul with mighty power, even amid .tierk temptation and the lewestdegraded state of human existence. And then they are not alli.hy, any mean's, theiliardened wretches we too often imagine,—no, freshfrom the fields— fir fields, of nature anti of high, Minion notion, J many,—oh! too Many of them have come! I saw hero in this pri4On many a young face. , whose intellect and heart, Or once : 9ll,VA May Thii,iirtii having ffeiribTa - kiii - 16 - liiiiiiiice,' sireipW and fell in hero l, -How skillful , .was their: workmanship ! ,surelyin , such natures must be a spark of the soul Nino—hod I not known It was a prison, I should supposed' them in 'buity — tratleeTuel - biteritrelibps ittiitty . ii: . time,, But a row : of.'. stut-bonnets. hanging near whoro the weavers Were at work,:nifeeted , me More than' air.' I have seen woman and ' loved her, as 'wife, mother Weld eiSter-:have seen-her devoted love and - hibor. in , the room, 'of titaness, of deprivation and of dentli;—ltave admired:ll , 4.. it; -Any eud , every .spliere=lMl Women msprisoner I • oh, •I minnot,yet_yitild her •ifp;' - '4Veti'llieniiioifit".titekti 'thin.:liefilieti; speak. Of iichoollinoses. in .'frett and: fliKofl mountaindmetes-,4 will:16400 thern , there V UL'iriciN' Hausa,. (C. 'w.) ; ill/40A .Faris,. ' , .Augps ...3,,, VA. .._ ' • ~, .. • •froir:Tbe;, testimony , th use 414 o dou bt ' tliPr EIZEM n . TILE-11IIRIAI: OF *OBES IREII OM [oerrefilitautenee Of the Ilerald, . MOUNT VERNON, -. 'July 21ith,• l 809: Estron.:—Since my last, I have • tea the tomb of WaShington • Takingdhe caxs at the Camden' Station; in Baltimore," wet 'soon borne ed - the oitS , of "magnilleent.distan ces " ..In great haste I was takento the steam er; Thoinna.Colyor ; and scarcely•lted my feet, touched the deck, before the signal was given for her departure. 'I found quite a largti party aboard 'from diffbreet sections.: of the "Mtv ea" of America.' ' AS I 'sat this morning, rousing,' upon the character of 'Washington, whose cherished. home, and Mouldering remains I was on my limy to see, I irbe frequontly amused at the remarks of some of the passengers around ate. To transfer "them to paper: .'would be a Pleas- * ant task for me,. but perhaps not very profit blo to your readers. - rabic church, in whichrashington was accus tomed to worship. was soon passed by on gallant little steamer. A fez/ miles further, - and she stepped at. Fort Washington, erected some 27 or 28. years At this point, nearlrall, oboe :0 availed-themselves of an op portunity afforded by the courteous Captain, to Nigh the fdrtrees. Ilere wo Moo -found large pleasure Pfty from tilts surrounding -country, enjoying quite a lively pie nic."•When the bell sounded to call 'us. back to the Bout, this party joined ours, and with tine spirits we 'started for the sabred grounds so fraught with intcresting circumstances: Often have I seen Mt. 'Vernon, when gliding over the beautiful waters of theTto ovine. Nev er did I pass it Wjthout taking my lint in hand and gazing with interest upon it. But.. tb-• day, when the elerinir.reached the spot, and - commenced - atop - guar tolling of her bell, it produced a class of yeelinds of the most itn; presssive character. As I atepped from the deck to the wharf, the Captain announced that we would have two hours and a half to enjoy ourselves, : . A s •I was walking slowly up the path,. ing to the tomb, a gentlemen of commanding apt o trance. remarked to me. that he planted his test upon (lib soil or the Old D.nninion for the tirot thee to•day. 1 replied, that lab leas fort duet e in touching the proud Slate of Vie-- ginia, at a point where her soil was so pre- Mons. • This led to if long conversation upon • tiro elutfa6igr Hite, who was •' first in war first is peace. and first in the hearts of his countrymen. • In a few moments, I stood uncovered, in I' ', a front of the - Vrlla which contoiite the •dttvViif Washington. ;1t was a solennOtour —an hour which - l - shall - never forgerwhflst - ntemory en dures,. I - have roahted through 'cemeteries, containing the remains of great arid ruse in decorating and beautifying 'which, attists have taxed their utmost skill s and wealth,has lavished„ ,its treasure§ ;, but never. has my whole nature been so stirred as whilst gazing upon the plain, sitnple tomb of Washington. After spending - a brief time at the tomb, we Narieil-for the•mansion, which of courso,_is Very ancient looking .building 1 was sur 7 prieed to, Lind that we could have access to only, two rooms, which were used as parlors. by Wtishington. In these rooms. we observ ed 'aeveral hid - pictures,..tt looking glass, And a • pair of silver eligAllicicti: In the Hall, we also noticed scapq,picLot es of interest,' and over . one of the dem% Image the key of the Bastile. WashimitloOrsprglatle-rveits , attrilmngin a : po-• sitiou to bo.vieweit,by. . . its surrounding scenery. The grounds of Mt. Vernon are very 'pretty. • In` the rear of the mildiug, inn lovely garden,. but in rather bad repair. Indeed the visitors seemed disposed to complain of the present occupant of Mt. Vernon for the extreme carelessness manitbs ted by him in regard to the grounds at large. The object• of greatest interest' to myself was the old tomb. which so long contained the Mortal 'lust of Washington. I crawled into it and 'picked up a fragment of the venerable structure for preservation. The neevnult, in which Washington's re- , onnim.iuul those of Mrs: illashingt on repose, is it plain. but neat structure. In, front is a largeirou, gate. Iletween . 17/1110m - id the por-. lion of the vault,' containing the bodies, are two sarcOphngi, of while Marble. with the simple incription. George Washington, and• Alart ha Washington Ott the left of the tomb is it kilain marble shaft, erected in memory of the vOtues of John Augustine, son of (Arbon and Hannah Lee Washington. and nephew of I.lu4rod Washington. Llo died Junoll6, - 1832 ... aged 43 years. On the right is a shag, with an inscription, setting forth the virtues of , Itushrod Washington. Associate „lanitice of the 2 'Supreme Court of the United &ANL There are 'also shafts in honor of Mrs. M. E. A Con rad. wife .of Charles M. Conrad, daughter of Lawrence and Eleanor P. Lentim, and grand niece of George Washington: of Eleanor Parke Lewis. grand dnughter of ,Mrs. Washington, nnil adopted'daughter of General Washington. She was reared tinder the roof of \lt. Version, and was remarkabh3lor the beauty of her per son, 'and the superiority of her mind. 1 have been particular about mentioning these 1111171C8; thinking it might lie' of interest to those of your readers who have never ' been favored Mt.'Vernon. , On our retiiim. an we passed up the river, the city of Wnshington spread itself to our view in gr .nd proportions The Caritol,with i s massive marble'-walls, rested oinjestionlly • ngainst the bosom of the sky, nod called to mina many departedonealwhose voicesin ricb- Of - elikipieiipelitiO - Otien Vcen heard within its walls • After a very poor dinner; at the 'celebrated Brown's !tote!. in company with my travelling companion. and n young friend from more, I took the and by 8 o'clock I again found . myselt in the "monumental city." SLICK AND THE LADIES. "Cousin• John, how did your wife hurt her back so? I declare it nitiketf me feel awfully to see what a great hump she's got a growing since ohm, cum away trout Connecticut." With that, cousin John looked at her, and larfcd q , little, but I could see he didn't'feel just right; and arter• a mink ho said, sez he, "Hush. cousin, you must not. speak Bo loud ; it's true Mary has put on rather 100 much bustle, but it's the fusion you Bee." 1 looked round, .and. t. .. as true us you there warn't a gal- in the, room that her hack tiatioking out jest' the - same way. Such'a set of critters •I never did pUt my eyed . 6.1 land yit. ' they,allitood about, a smiling, add a to the tellows,as ifnothing ailed t h eta. ..thingst_....l.l2eVenneezi set,of.folksdressed-out so touch and so 'awfully stunk up as they werd.. Soma of thelals had fecithurs.in their linir.' - and some 'had- flowers "or' gold - Chains twisted'-among . curlS,''and I didn'tsee -one there thatwatmtdresied' and'eutitie, as orink turilould be. As' for the men, I: thought I -should have •haivAittnied•; rightoute lurfin Love° some of 'em. There woe one 'chop talking to.llliss Beebe, with his hair ported frotothe top of Mahood down ;soh side am! it. hung down behind, all ovnibiacoat , collarlike ti youfiggars'justbe 7 fore Op.:begins O.- wear a comb; and, there', .W.11#.170. h4l l oloA,ittiniiy, EquOic r ouoop. up- - !- - ' per lip right under hisipse,'.like a cat's W.4i47: • kers' When she 'begins' to 'get' btr ,back till.• . .E . very i o' e. s'polte,tbo_htir,,:,kinder"'-rik;ali :y and if.vott about felipw.eraA overth, lookqot Sez it.wouldn't,be fuW,to,Bee that, ' try' etit.,''f, If lie thiilin!f!get'fils• victuals g¢lrtl up i' -button: , othair'.- he• , ifinsVkifeiv itw'l Ili : . "Ivtialf pita was with . ycur9notker..." • Such was the excininatioit of lir times; tired looking wontamiMphe'snntenpti a bit - of choice -work from a little hand, ,and - , then .rudely pushing the child from her side,ltlM left theroom. Itrivas not , beautiful creature, that little wan child, with gold ringlets and soft deep blue eyes.. Is:either was her. coniplexionAtk_ cling, nor he'r'ckeeks round and finisbed•witlf rich 'blown. She was only phiin-looking child, whom nobody ever Called sweet flaunts and gave loving kisses to, save 14- sainteil mother over whose ashes the mould gathered !now, , Quietly OHL...little one moved away--but - great.-gasping sobs sivelled- her bcisetn, and she breathed hard as if it were a misery and weariness to - breathe - at - nil. wish I was with my nether-6h ! don't I wish I was with my mother !" slie said, again and again; boldig her little hands tightly clenched upon her bre ,- It. "If I was, only up there," she sobbed pi' - -my head wouldn't bent so, and my eye red and aching Olt! God, take me- me up 'there with My mother." . -Never was uttered a ittl —it- watt • answer , * * * `Mother says it yet sick Rini can't do nothing, you'd bet ,o 'bed. §he says you inusn't eat - no - supper,'because. sick folks ought not to cat anything She- nays. it's light enough to see.without a candle Vim] reerving tills message orphan Mary groped her way Ail-thigh the long. dark pus sage, and, entering a small and poor roont threw herself on the bed. ller strength was exhangerby The livery tasks that Had been impotriA upon her during the day; add her bead ached fit/violently that it seemed to her that, it shook with the pain. She bad almost, sobbed herself to sleep, when a dittle figure stole in, holding in one Muni a slice of nicely buttered bread, aurl, in the other a feeble light •• Mary." it said, •• Mary Ann, the girl, told me ~that- -y ou had gone tolled sick, wiLliont any supper Ain't you hungry Ilere's something,for you to eat." Mary sprang wildly up, her eyes - glittering and 'a crimson cubic on her cheek. ' . _ . . Fever was coursing through her veins; she was a Moment Vowildered, and razed around heil so sirangely that the little .figure shrank hack further in.the gloom. • " Oh! I wish toy masher sons alive," she _exckutn ed-soleninly,--Elly,youL-doultit now ! how I couldn't eat it, kite nidded as the.child strkiched'auk.its..litile_ntre'ring. feel as-if- Imever could-.eat anything again, something is going round-inside my heart as it' F was dying.", What - makes' you think so?" asked the little girl, coming nearer and litying her hand upon Nary's, "how queer and, white you look." "Aunt told ma to-night," said .the sick child, " that she wished I was with my moth er; aildc.then I prayed to OW that he wohld take me to heavenand-, 7 1 think he.will;, to night may tat " "Oh Mary!" exclaimed Elmn, bursting into tears and sobbing asil her heart would break, I'm sorry 1 struck you yestefalay and we've all been cross fo you. and, it made - mojclal bad;),4 1 ..Mary don't spy you ,11.1%) going to diOnUnai 4 ll Mk : lse:goys* to,you,uo die Mary.' DO/aat ibis, piece Or bread:" The child Shook her. head. "'Aunt didn't Mean to ho cross, I guess, 'or say what made me feel so bad," said Mary, in a weak voice. l• I do 't feel a bit had about it now, though I tbii t m ut ktmost broke then. Anti you was so kind to. think of Inc,' too, dear. 111 tell of it. be sure, in heaven, and God will blems you, I know he will. • And yoh're cold and shivering, while, I am, oh!—all burning up. You must go to the fire again, only help ma I undress, because may be ant& won't like it if I sleep in these clothes Good night—stop, kiss me, DM, may •be I'll never' kiss you again.", Ella Slopped and impulsively flung her arms' about-Mary's neck. It,felt .burning_ hot—so` did, her lips and her breath ; but when the child told in the warm' . kitchen that Mary thought she should die that night, her mot tier laughed derisively, saying, " that. the child must be broken of such nervous notions."— If site had came to her sooner, she would have made something of her—but sister with her refined notions had utterly ruined her, adding,_l •l I rather think she'll come in to her breek• fast in the morning; we shan't saveany on IfiTir dying this year." - Slowly the sad hours crept along, end twelve had long ago struck from ,he old clock in the earner, when little Mary sprang, again from her troubled sleelL The men shone in full and white.; its light struck out all the'little objects of interest on the dark wall— hire In s portrait —a dingy p . ortrait, and. a high b (eked chair with a white sheet thrown over it. She wasiu a raging fever, and on the very verge of delirium. She threw aside the coverlid that tiniest scorched her and the keen night airs tied to be grateful to her. Site had waked frt a dream— a gleiltnis dream of heaven, to an L4.4m,t1 her iQot her. Site had - heard. silvery.sceents, sweetlyNihig- Lig. out ,from some beautiful golden arch: --Come little Mary, come where your mother is." And'whero is my mother ?" she thought. closing her eyes fir a moment ; ~ she culled me ; I ours ly beard her, I - saw her • Where shall I go to find my mother? tell nte, dear JCI3IIB Another moment:, she had flung her'long black hair Lack from her eyes•rsought the door, and was Bono. Nona sow her in her flight, satve The kindly moon that looked down pityingly. The frost glittered on hedges and the trees shook their lifeless branches over her-head. Many a watcher satin the pleas ant cottages— seine of joy, some of grief, but they knew not that the motherless child fled almost on the Wings of the wind; post timely joy and 'sorrow, past warm and pleasant chil dren snugly sleeping, with their arms twined around each other'specks. , -pospoving, living parents—that poor motherless child Hying to the cold bed in the church-yard. ' Her feet . left'prints in,the frozen dew, she felt not the but with her wildly bright eyes ineakitind the shining stars that: glittered between ha-and the haven she sought. The church yard 'we gainek she glided by, found the little cross 'ars it the cm tance,hrl passed that.' In her night rtzhes, gliding among the grey heatistontum,m she loOked like is spectre, , wan and white. TREBOR • ,At length' she found the cptit where last she "lithritiCEE the - liFeW — of her , gentle mother :up turned to. the pale , There she sank, down as she shouted, I have come, mother;" and then she would gaze and'listen:- crimson fever spots • Presently she, fancied that she was again in Lee ehildhood'S home, and sweetly and., loy ingly 'she bilked - with her mother, twining hbV arms as if about her, neck, imploring id plain.. live accents that she ivtiuld not leave The lightest breeze made lter frnmo'tremble now, for the fever of deliriuni was passini.3, away, though not the fancy - that-she was in o:tt ;orrk, denri , Stilb - sliOlial4ble . ci the, of childish things; and feeling w eary, mur- Mitred th 0.46 Would ge'to bbd. • ' itimidd - have been iv:touching :sight„ iiiiiii - tiytheAolirtrossi to see that motherless; .o,bild.put her the : iittioZtitubeet3 coltrgratie, kcar, her intiriatM„ ticiaor - pdrobed fniutly and "tili)Od 010 t, titetiter';:' ghtnigaitig: to sleep; , stow, -and if I:diedieforeq. avakes I ploy the 7Lord;my soul to , 1 -$l-50 -per „. .1 $2 po. if itiOtp.awdinr.adiance ORPHAN MART. itY NIIB. 31ATI . Y A IiENIIIBOI4 fervent prayer, OM MIS All vas confusion in the family- where Or in Mary, had suffered so - nitich bravely , Tee - children went, , dbobt .weeping —the father. had .gone o• tbb crier's,: Mit meanwhile two men came to .the cottage bear itig,the body of the dead child. Horror-stricken, the oonseience-smitten matt who had treated her. Lender charge thus harshly, Moved hurriedly away from the !Me ,budy muttered foithd—founa— Mond hi. the death 'sleep Found with her little hands clasped—her limbs stiff--her lips tilood le.ss — Kerifeart_still---Found-and.dend. :The children, presSed ahoathe little 'white ; form with bitter grief-rbutt he parents stood aloof. beneeforth,th know Mo pence. "I wish yeti was with your,mother!"' Oh hittv'those thrilling, Words rang through her Brain: Dear lamb ! she. was-with her mother —nb more to bear wrong and . ‘ hisult.. , ; From the e h Ipirch-yard lieriltient. spirit went up; awl 'i t woe - •eva '.pressed_from, her beart t lb l'Ella,.do you know I brlng'fresit showers for the thirsty flower, From the roan a inljlie streams), I bear thilftrsh . eile tiir the leaves when laid • • • In their noonday drea ms. From my >rh,gi; , • are takenthe_ticitis that.wakort The swee. birds everyone. Whim rocked to rest on . thelr niother's treMit, As she danced about the sun. I wio'hi tine Hall at the lashing hall, And whiten the green-plains under; And- then again I dissolve it In rain, • And laugh as I pass In thu•nder. irk. Di.. Manning of the-----Theologieal !Seminary, although somewhat eccentrie, is , I also one .of the , noblest and . most devotedly i pitmsOf men, and the - C9IIII.ItICNS - number of anecdotes told it him, present some singular compounds of piety and eccentricity. It was Ibis iliVill'ilible . custom assn- h Civ.rpen his daily class recitations mid lectures y, in ,• yoking the Divine . blessing on his labors, and on those committed to his charge -- ~ - - L ,i The Doctor po,sessed a lymph:li ic tempera , meal, and was prone to indulge in what Ile 1 termed -, 9. - ifc - ifory sinful habit of sleeping in !the day-time." On one occasion the class met !as - usual, °tithe ringing pf Ihe hell, at. the re citation-room:and nfter - rwaiting a reasonable-- tint, for Adm without his making lily appear ance, dhuniss•ed themselvts • . The very next Alay_after this occurrence-thector—was-a--- gain ...overtaken in his fault," lint managed FtsLgetinto_the-roorm-breathlessmnd-slip-shod I.I I Mt ad-the class Were retiring. Begging them I to remain, they r'eadily jissentekandl he wor..', rthy Doctor at once,commenced by n arcing a Clean breast of his heinous offense: . . "lirekhren." said he.. wiping the perspira tion frem•his forehead and_the tears front his eyes, .•I O we you an apology for this unwar- I rantable neglect of my duty fawned you. Pi:Med . :ln so responsible a situation as I am, when I reileet,..upon•my short comings and the manlier in which I discharge the trust confi, ded to nie. I tuft overwhelmed with mortifiea- . tion, regret, and .seif.nceusation: - Yesterday (us .usual, during this warm and oppressive wenthar) I had fallen asleep immy study,aud therefore 'failed to meet you—ithe ringing, of the bell not waking me ;, and to thfy I have . rEpented•the-p•Aperionco_sfyesterdy. •• • J:n corely ask Elio forgiveness of vial , inattlivery one. of yen,. But - the truth iti z •ltretlt.ritt;' , ?that riiliOrable'oolleioreliorohri.ns . no hotter than, an old wool but with a lamb's tail in-it. Let nx prey " Any one who has ever Seen a lamb "draw ing nourishment from the maternal fount," as Nlicawber would say, will appreciate the fe licity of the comparison. •• llt Our city was for. sonic years enligh tened by the presence of a young minister who meant exceedingly -well, and did pretty well. A congregation in a Western city learning of his lame, and having no shepherd, incited our Mr. X- to assume the vacant crook, deputing to carry their offer a much respect ed deacon, commonly called, in abbreviation or his first-name, Epaphras, Uncle'Emfus." Uncib Ilinfus came, • told his errand, and caused a churith Meeting to be held that he might lay the case of his own distant church hefore it. The pathetic appeal with which he opened his business was this: My brethren, I have come from a long distance to MY before you the condition of our church in the wilderness. We read in holy Writ that, upon a certain occasion, our Lord directml two of his disciples to go into.a cer tain village, saying unto them, "Straightway ye shall find an ass tted - Noose him and bring 'dill unto 'My brethren, among you we have found nie ass tied. Permit me to loose 4tu, and lead him away And if you ask, as of old, why I do it ? in like manner I answer. "The Lord'hath need of him." —They let Uncle Evans untie the ass and lead hint away. "My grandfather was for some vears'n sher- • iff and justice in the • land' the 'bloc laws,' moil have. heard a number of amusing 4an vedittes.from his experieuee. Here is one. imiiden lady of advanced yea rn and ex, • ceedingly. cuuseientinus was railed upon to give evidence iu. a ease. ut 'assault and bat tery?' Betsy was' - duly sworn. 'Did l'ou see Smith afflict; Juloisoar 'Llielieve I did' Wel!, but you know whether You situ 'hint was-ittanding_just opposite, and I believe I ' say Smith strike Johnson. My grandfather thought he would fry.' 'Betsy,'. said be; stern..., Iv, 'say right up and dovin whether you saw hint or not." Well, Squire C—, right up and down, I believe did!'" . Air A young lady once .hinted to a gen• demon that, her thimble 'MI6 worn ot,t, aind asked what reward'she merited for her in. dustry. lie sent her an answeriu the shape urn. thimble, on—whielt,tlici following . lines were efigrkved:. ' "1 send you a ;tillable for flogers nimble, 'Which I hope will Ilt whorl you try It; It will last you Mug, It; It's halfas strong As thu blot you gave me to buy ' ne n , Deacon Jones has tilways!' . beMi re markable for his meekness and! nnifterm pro-. piety of conduct, On the decasion Of a .•militia muster the spirit of the dity...pyodu! - cell such an influence on the worthypeaconikik: r' and''; attracted the attention of the paston,,t; sonni of the biethren,' The' Pasto'r ed . bis astonishment, anclasked- the , capes:, ',4": " Why, Pastor ,' replied . the Destesil,:t, , hip . ace I've been. ~ instant, in season Arid oui,"Cf, - ; season, serving the Lord for the Ink.tw Years, and I thought (Ina, just for take a day to • myself." n'' Tel,taludS_,that, she , is_not. in the' . - net road, tci gain the approation:K:llM', `ntit i r.; .- gels, and she, may not hear you; patience but even: follow, her. yo~ir , ndvice ; gj, g ,y litd~ to bet in ,ali,'her methods. togan. the . of. Ippn., ittici,a)to,will pyrettio,n4 youx advice,aii but the, adviser, with scorn and vengeatmee , Aa.t . Go n tlerti titi•'• d",. 7 laid, dne/ shdwintin,•"here,.yon!. tnive thet.Aliskniaceitttit pailitib A.; Cif iii' th . ity•Mon'trD Ditriitto i e l - ean easitidistidguished , frotirtholion, • 12y,,thogree*entton;Wnhkei!altItliP44.. Ap,p,ok7ii - getilEXP: : 1 41(77tkigti - ,KnAt•it:V4 said,, 4009 d 40 K 64.0 ' , - , M 4 ' i q a ir ivv / 4 It'fijPßibtilvt'l 4 . 4 . 4 i l ol:fS l- 91t/k ei•Val4 • tihitt rta 4.41 tirtgetiuice-cregni siaqt. • •• Att•• '4l 1441 .1-4( =I E NO. 48. MIME
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