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Beyond the<ie chilly wiad« and gloomy skies—
Beyoad death's clond portal,— There Is a land where beanty never dies,
And love becomes immortal.
Aland whoselii;ht la nover dimmed by shade.
Whoso flelds are evr vernal; Wb«ira nothing beautiful eau ever fade.
Bat blooms fur aye,atarnal.
¦We may not know how swret ilRbalmyalr,
Uow brifiht and fair its flowers; Wamay not hear lbosoi).t:s Ihat echo tbsro.
Through thosa enchanted bowers.
Tha city's shining towers we may oot see,
Wilh onr dim, earlbly vision? For death, the silent warder, keeps tha key.
Th&toie'a the gates elysian.
But sometimes, wbeu adown lba westem sky,
The flary tnasat ll agent. Its golden gates t>w!ng Inward noleolesr-ly.
Unlocked by tlleat flngers.
And while they stand a moment balf ajar.
Gleams from the inner Rlory Sttasm brigbtly throagh tha aznra vault afar,
And half reveal the story.
Ohl laud nnlfnown! Oh, land of lova divine I
Father all-wise, eternal. Guide, gnlda thobe wanderioc, wuy-worufest of mine
Into those pasture? vernal.
with the inother when this sndden end of all her hopes beimmbed and paralyzed every facalty, she would have kept with miserly tenacity everything that had belonged to hfm —his w&tob, hia books, tbe very gJovea he had worn, and of course the wife that had been called by his name. She seemed to ral¬ ly first from the shock, thoagh there was hereafter nothing for life to give, while Nonie, for whom thia early hope might have " set Into Banrisa,"iftypro8trate, inconeolable, weep¬ ing ont her youth and strength in the closed chamber where he had died, or stealing like a ahadow from room to room, whence every ray of snnligbt waa excluded. No wonder tbat she "dwiued" into the fitfal, capricioua, aim- leaa child tbai Madam Lenox wondered at, yet softened towards, for were not those wild bursts of wailing for her dead aon ? And if she was strangely inconsistent at times, in longing for sunshine and liberty, or foolishly set on dainties that were not, good forher,
cried out for her. Kven if ahe would listen to him, he had no right to nae hia guard¬ ianship to lure her to the dull, - dreary fate that life witb bim would be. Sbe was so young, she woold forget tbe past, and marry some one nearer her own age, and bloom out once more iuto lbe freshness of her early life. Poor child, wliat a sorrowfnl blight it bad been I How could he bring her " out of the shadow iuto tbe sun ?"
"Nonie is far from well," be ventured to say to Madam Lenox, the first time he saw her qnite alone ; " she needs some cbange, X think." And be looked away from ber face, whib he banded her the deed he had brought for a signature.
*'You   are   miataken, Arohibald."     Uow
often had that quick, decided utterance driven
baok some plea for bis  own  large   liberty I
[ "Sbe has an oooasioual headache; no wonden
j witb all tbe trash she eats,   I mnst say, that
I yon are not jadicions ; I   thoaght  better   of
Gordon had told her from the firat that she | your judgment.    Some miserable French oon-
fection enters whenever yoa  come   iuto   the house."
"Tbe barest trifles.
[From Godey'8 Lady's Book.] NOWIE'S~CHOICE.
DV  ALICK E.   UATK-\-.
It was curious to see Archibald Lennox buy¬ ing sugar plums like auy scbool boy. It would i;ave seemed a strange proceeding to those who knew him as the acuta aud patient lawyer, the learued member of the Historical Society, tbe author of tbose excelleut articles on Continental Literature in tbe "Ultra Ma¬ rine Review." Thfi pretty French girl behind the counter at Malliard's, who snapped ber wonderfully hlat:k eyt'S—all to uo purpose— as ribe gave bim tha cbange, kuew him only as one of her leyuhir customers, and thougbt it the most natural thing iu tbe world that bj should walk in three uigbt:< out of the week and inquire for cbocolate creme ?nd tbose de¬ licions little vanillc putFi tbat were fresh for tbe evening parties served by monsieur, ber employer at th.it bour. "lie is thf good oncle," said sbe to berself iu oue of the long mirrors that rellected herljr.iids aud llouuces- and sbe nodded ihougblfuUy to those black eyes sbiuing out oftbe plate ylass upou her—¦ "or graudpere—wbo cau tell ? He havesome leetle vous !"
She was wroug in her couclusion.s, Archi¬ bald Lennox passetl three evenings of every week in the parlor of bis stap-mother. Madam Lennox; and ou the sofa, that wide old hair¬ cloth sofa that fiUed up halfof ouu aide of tbe room, he usuaUy fouud a little figure stretch¬ ed at fall lengtb, wr.ippad in a shawl at this time of the year, though tho large grate with its brass ornaments glowed agaia.
"You are so late, Brother Archie, I thougbt you would never come ?"
Why should he bn required to place this impatifuce to tbe score of tha daintias he oarried ? Of conrse, it was only tbe cremes she cared aboat, but still to thiuk that any one watched for him, for aoy re.ason whatever, sent a quickening pulse throngh tbe wbole frame of the grave, uuimpressible man before her. His life bad been so louely I Ever siuce he used to steal in that very room when ahoy and gaze with awe aud wouder upon a pictare that bad long since beeu removed from its place of honor over tha mantle—iho picture ofhia dead motber, with a far-off unchaugiujj smile upon her lips—bis life had been one long solitude, broken only by oue love, aud thr.t was iu the past now, shut up iu tbe dreary vault that bad stolen bis molhar from him. He remembered when his step-mother oame, and wh.at a stately, haudsome womau she was, for all tbat she was not in her first yontb; stately now, when almost as many more years had passed away, and tba shaJow of a great loss compassed her. Sbe bad al¬ ways bean kind and generous towards ber husband's son ; but the tail, shy hoy needed wooiug to unfold bis beart to bar, ^aod she did not anderstaud that, auy more tbau sho ^id the caprices of tha child lying on tbe sofa there now.
"You have one of those wicked headaches again, Nouie." And hn stooped a very little over the prostrate figure.
" Yes, all day ; I am almost distracted with it. Give me your band-there, see how hot my forehead is. Smooth it for me, there's a dear old fellow, won't you ?"
"Wouldn't he ? She little knew how happy he was to draw the lumbering mahogony chair between her aud lba ligbt, after bis due saln- lation to Madam Lennox, and press his long, sleuder hand, soft as a woman's, on her ach¬ ing brow, or smooth the silken bands of soft brown hair, wbile she lay so still, anrl the closed eyelids throw a shadow on ber white face. How round, with what a wild-rose flush it was when he first saw it, tbree years he¬ fore ! How nervous and ill at east? be felt when he came to be presented to the youug bride. He wauted to love her, for Gordeu's sake, he hoped he would not be repulsed by his solemn uncouthuess; for Gorden, his step¬ brother, was all the world lo bim, aud though he had made up his mind bravely to give up the best place in his aflactiouatn heart, he did not want wholly to be cast ont.
" Sh^says you are a good old bear, Archie" —and the yonug man enjoyed bis child-wife's Bauciness, aa be r.*peatad it. "Thai's wbat ahe aaid about you last uight, old felhiw."
He was old—thirty five his next birth-day, —and looking quite forty, from tho height of hifl pointed ebirt-coUar .and the ancient atyle ol bair-dressiug-which ho still patronized.— He felt like Gorden's father, and indeed be hadTjeen such the lasl ten years, father aud brotber both; tbe boy was'the light of his eyes aa he had beeu the delight of his sby, silent youth, " Gorden's wife!" Liltle she knew how richly endowed with love and tender watch-care she was wben she b.^came such; for wbeu he brougbt her from her fair South¬ ern home and yonug brothers and sisters to this stately but dreary house, she felt that but for tbe auusbiue of her bi^and'a love, she would have frozen into a statae as still and as ohill as those lhat looked out from their niches iu the library.
"Audthey will bave children, dear,early- hatred little ones, as Gorden was when I first came bome (rom college, and I shall be god¬ father and uncle, .ind have some object to work for—lo settle somo of tbem iu the world and so grow old with warm young hearta arouud me, and leave them all I have," mused Archibald Lanox.
Bat this was not to be. Scarcely bad tho courtly congratulations of old frienda ceaaed, and the sharp pang of a mother's jealousy, at finding herself no longer first, died oat, when death came, and left tbe bride a widow's gar¬ ments for her wedding garland, andthe motber childless.
"Keep Nonie with jon, mother; ahe is a part of me. Nonie, you will not leave my poor mother." And the stiflening handa ' dosed upon theirs in solemn compact. With theTonng wife the elightest wiah was as a law, and thoogh there wu little oatward warmth
waa only a self-willed ohild, and they must have patience till she came to womanhood.
"Sttch au ogress I" complained Nonie, to ber fast friend and confldant, the grave broth¬ er Archie she had been so afraid of at first. "Oar hoasekeeper, Batler, yoa know—she will not bave a solitary bit of dessert, except frait sometimes, which is all very well in its way, bat when one is longiug for a carrant pudding, or a tnille fruits ! She aaya I mast eat solids, if ever I wish to be strong again; batch, Brother Archie, if she knew how I Jong for a macaroni even, sometimes, it would melt the heart of a stoue I If you could only see one of old Maumer's poand-cakea, or frait cakes, either?"
" Aud where do they get auch things, Nonie? At the baker's ?"
" No, you dear old soul, atthe confectioner's. Once"—he kuew very well when it was, hy the pause—"wben I firat came heie, yoa know, we used to go almost every evening, after the opera or a concert, to tbat nice Mall¬ iard's ; but mamma never eats c( nfectiona— she waa never young, yon know—and, though I look and look at every such place when we are driving out, sbe never seems to see."
" If that is all, you shall be made happy, Nouie. I will bring yoa aome of those things myself."
"But that 13 not all. Batler interferes with everything, aud at bome I always had all my own way, yoa know. There ! that is a speci¬ men"—as thedoor slowly opened, and an an¬ cient face, with silver-rimmad spectacles, ap- p.'ared aud withdrew; "she haa come to let you understand that it is time yoa went away. She does not like me to sit up a minute after mamma bas gone to bed. I sit up, and sit up very late, I know, l caunot bear to go through tbose great gloomy passages, and my room is just like a hannted chamber. Thosehigb posts to tbe bed, and tbe curtains, aud tbose great, heavy wardrobes—I always imagine there isa mau inside, aud yet I dou't dare to look, for fear there ehould be one, and so I creep into bed, aud lie staring at tbe wall, if it is moon¬ Ught, and listen to the creak, creak of some door, or tha rattle of the atair wiudow, till I am ready to scream with fright. I tbiuk tbe shadows ara blacker in this honae than any¬ where else!"
Kind old bear that he was, he could not con¬ qner her terror, bat he did what he could :— heuce the bon-bons.
The room was very dusky, for all the glow of tbe firo-ligbt—no gas; Madam Lenox in¬ veighed agaiust it, as ruinous to the eye3—and the tall, astral lamp, with an autique femalo in bronze supporting it, failed to do more than light lba ceutro of tbe wide apace in which it stood. The bigb ceiling aud heavy cornices, the closed mahogany foldiug-doors, with heav¬ ily carved pillars, which shut off the library wera all in shadow. Archibald looked around bim, after Madam Lenox had retired, the eve¬ ning of tbe cruel headacha, and remembered what a dull, ghostly room it always was lo him iu early lifa.
Nonie, the child, was sitting up by this time, aud the wai m, soft sbawl was thrown back. A slight, undeveloped figure, in a close black dress, with that pale face, and eyes a little sunken, though large and blue aa tbe sky.— They followed bim about the room. " Just look at that old cabinet, aud that great screen iu tbe corner, and the two chandeliers in bagg. Did they ever have candles in them ? Did yoa ever sea tbem lighted ? And that black rim inside all the picture-frames I. I sit and shiver here nights, aud, wheu I make myself go to bed finally, I lly tbroagh tbe hall as if some awful shape followed me ; aud when I get to my own room and look the door, my heart beata so fast, and I think that I am stifiing I Do you know, I almost asked Bridget to sleep in my room I If I only bad a dog I conld speak to, when I lie there alone in the night !"
" Poor little dove !" He put ont his arms iuvolantarily, and she fluttered np from tbe sofa, aud perched upon his kuee.
"Ita no wonder I have headaches, is iti Brother Archie ? I often feel in tbe morning, as if I bad not closed my eyea, and, when I do, I have such horrid dreams! I see, I see hint, yoa know, so very, very ill, or lying here dead—not dead, only going to be buried alive, and I cauuot make peojile understand or believe it—uo ona but you. Yoa always seem to."
"Do I, Nonie?"
" Yea, bat they won't listen to yoa, either ; but go on, aud carry him a way. Oh, it is horrible! I sbould die if it wasn't for yon. Archill" And ahe nestled back against his broad sboulder, and cried in auch a still, patient way that the drops seemed to fiow in aud chill his heart.
It cost a great struggle, but presently he said : " It is too much for yon, Nonie. Wo shall bave to give yoa up, and let you go back to your own home again." " 0 no, no! I promised Gorden !" " I know, buthe wished only your happiuess. He did not mean to sacrifice you to us."
" But mamma—sbe would miss me, I know for all aha is so quiet. Sbe would have no oue but Butler to speak to, and now we talk aboni him, sometimes, and all he did and said when be was a boy, and how you loved him, and how good you alwaya were to bim."
" Does Mra. Lenox aay tbat ?" He did uot know tbat abe bad ever seen, much more, ao¬ knowledged bis devotion to her idol.
" 0 yea, aud bow good yon were when his father died, aud how you helped him  on iu business!   Why, what else makes me love you so, Archie?" " Doyou love me?"
"Dearly! There!" And sbe kissed bis cbeek, of her own free will, the first kiss she had given auy one sinca that last unheeded pressnre on her dead hnsband's brow. " Gor¬ den told me I mast love you, beforo I came here, and, before he left me, he told me often to go to you with everything that troubled me aud that you would alwaya take care of me." " I wiU, I will, Nonie I Whom elae have I to take care of?"
" It makes me so quiet to sit here. I am not afraid of anytbing now ; I wish I could always feel go brave; bnt this hoase always had such a still, gloomy look. It was aummer, you know, when I came home, bnt I shivered when I came into it. Do yon believe in pre¬ sentiments ? I think it waa becaase Gorden was goiug to go so soon ; but when you are here, it seems differant. The minnte I hear yon open the front door and come throagh the hall, I stoop to look around so, over my sboulder." She gave a backward glance, and her eyes diliated, as a ohild lookiug into darkness.    " Why can'tyon alwaya atay?"
Struggle as he wonld againat it, aa he bad many a time before, the wish that ahe could stay, that he had the right to shield her always, rnshed into his mind, and ha oould not drive it forth, for all it seemed like trea¬ son to hia dead brother, end selfiah treachery to the trustfnl, Tinworldly child whose head reated againat the strongly beating heart that
Yon forgot tbat sbe is only a obild madam ; she must have some indulgences."
" Sbe is almost nineteen. It is time she ceased to be considered a child."
" And what is before her ?"
" I do not underatand yon."
" What can be olfared her for the unthink¬ ing aimleaaness of her present life ? Will yon have teachers for her?"
" She doea not care to study. Sbe reads all day; she has takeu down every book in the lilrary."
" She mnat have-eociely, sooner or later."
" Wby necessarily ?"
The tone was so cold aud inditferent— though poor lady, she was far from feeling so —tbat it Btang tbe usually guarded mau to a retort.
" Why ? Because she is not to be sacrificed to a memory, holy and dear as it is to us!— This i.s no cloister. She will forget tbe past. Remember how short their acquaintance was. Is one year to cloud a lifetime ?"
"Hush! Not yet, Archibald!" And she waved him back, as if hia very presence dis¬ tressed her. Neither ber dread nor the cold¬ ness it counterfeited had aaved her from the sbock. She had been fearing this for days, knowing that he waa right, too, and for tbis reason trying to shnt her eyes to the truth- He would not preas her farther then; be was aoriy he had said so much, so be sat down in the old leathern arm-chair that bad been hia father's, as she went out of the room, and look a Vk»lume from tbe bookcase beside him. He conld not read, though ; hooks had lost their old spell of late ; time had heen wheu they could enchain bim in forgetfalness ofall thiugs, but now be listened unconsciously for the light step that he hoped would enter, and seemed to feel a fluttering touch upon his shonlder.— The peucil in his haud moved idly aloug the margin of tbe page, while an old rhyme came aud went to a measured music.
Wby bad fate marked him for anch a soli¬ tary, joyless life ? Why had Gorden received that good gift, the power ofn?inning love every¬ where, ftom his -vQTy nurses iu the cradle, from tbe rigid old honsekeeper, so severe to him from tbis youug beart, tbat clnng to him scarce knowing why, aud taking the tribute royally, as his due, so little appreciatiug it, making so little return ? What if any one had ever loved him, if his father had, to begin with, ao that he had not felt repelled, and ss if unwelcome iu the-house, nntil he withdrew to the sat of chambers where he had busied himself with his books I If he bad remained in this house, instead, and it had been his happy fortune to briug a wife here for his fath¬ er's blessing before he died, aud theu itwould uot have been so bitter to lose him, for perhaps his wifa would have won for bim tbe affection he naver could call oat. He would never have left the old house, nor would it have been dull and solitary- He would have studied—0 yes, bnt so eshaustingly. When languor begau to steal over bim, tbere would have heen a dear presence hovering around to win him awhile from his books, and Ibeu childreu, pcirhaps, dear little rosy faces to press lo his rough cheek, and shrieks of baby laughter, as his strong arms tossed the venturous, but half frightened child as far as he could reach, and a boy with open brow and large blue eyea—he did not stop to trace the likeneas—leaued npon his kuee, and asked thoughtful, stirring ques¬ tions of the heroea ke liad worshipped ia child¬ hood !
Ah me! He drew a long breath, and the vision faded—faded into the dim, solitary libra¬ ry, with ita russet-bound volumes, where he sat alone, quite alone in life- He took up his bat, aud ffent oat. Nonie wa.s on tho stairs, bnt be did not care to see ber just then, and she entered the library witha childish pout of disappointment.
"Hemight have waited one minute, I should tbink." It was so very unusual for him to come there in tbe daytime ; everylhing was in formal routine abont the house, aven his visits, and it was a pleasant snrprise to hear from Bridget that he was inthe honse. " l^^^a heen sitting here reading, I declare, and I dying to have oue to speak to ! It's too provoking 1" And sha took up tbe volume he bad jnst laid aside. "Making notes, as nsuall"—for the book opened, in the most obliging way, at the very page he bad been scribbling npon. Bnt it was no dry annotation ou the " Philosophy of the Conditioned." She saw lhat it wasa rhyme, and she puzzled out the crabbed law¬ yer's hand.
" Time, yon thief, who like to get Sweets Into yonr list, put that in. Say I'm waary. say I'm sad.
tiar that bealth and wealth have missed me, Eay I'm getting old, bnt add—
Nonie kissed nic!"
"So he liked it, dear old hearl" she thonght with a little thrill that was quite new to bar.
It was a dreadfully wicked thing to do, bat tbe little lady was famous for rash and sacri- ligious exploits, iu Mrs. Butler's eyea at least —she deliberately lore out the leaf, aUhough it was a fine library edition sho was rifling, and tbe abatracted pages contained tbe sum of a valnable argument, folded it nicely, and be¬ stowed it wbere all youug giris carry their treasures. The only tyranny that could master her woa atealing over her again, and preaently Nouie crept back to ber room wilh hoth handa pressing her throbbing head, aud lay there all tho long aftemoon in physical torment, with the, light shut out. Bat a pleasaut thought came now and then, for all tho pnin, and when the lamps ware lighted, she took up her old place on the sofa, although Mrs. Lenox did not come into the parior with ber, bat had the fire repleuisbed in the library to look over some papers discolored by time and filled with the exactness of legal documenla.
Nouie lay listeniug for the footstepa on the ataira, and a satisfied feoling that she shoald have Archie all to berself when he did come ; hat aleep atole over her nnawarea, and wben he came it was to find her quite unconscious of his presence. He sat down quietly in his old place, at the head of the aofa, an'j ventared to lay his hand lightly npon her head. She felt the touch even in her dreams ; her eyea half opeaed, and sbe murmured something dreamily as she reached upwards for his baud, and, clasping it in both her own, with a smile of welcome that had a uew depth and fondness in it, alept again, pressing his hand closely. Once she tamed, nestling dowu closer to the pillows, and he bent down his head to liaten. He expected to hear her husband's name, but she murmnred, " Dear old Archie I'* and, low and broken as the utterance was, It aet hia whole soul iu tumult, that aud the close olRsp- iug of his haud against her innocent heart.— He had not meant ahe sfaonid ever kuow what power her vary presence had over him; but sitting there ao still,' with only the shaded lamp and the glow of the firelight, looking downward spell-bound upon the dear faoe, and feeling every throb of that lonely Httle heart, how coald he oheok the rising tide of feeling that rose and heat ag^nat the barriers he had
set for it f It was a long, refreshing aleepi and sbe woke with tbe same new smile npon her face, looking np in his eyes, as she said:—
" I slept BO sweetly; it has rested me so. I was not afraid of anything; I felt all the time that you were here."
"Oh, my child," he said, passionately, " why msy I not watch yon so always ? Why must I ever leave ypa to suffer alone? I lie awake thinking of yonr terror at nigbt, and I long to gather yon so, ao—olose to my beart, aud drive away any shade, any pbantom of terror."
"Archie I you frigbten me now." And she shrank a Utile, it was so nniike anything ahe had ever seen in him before.
"Po I, darling? Forgive me! I never meaut to tell you of it, but, sitting here to¬ night watching you, I have forgotten myself Nonie, I cannot help loving yon. I believe I must bave loved you from the moment yon came to ua; but purely, Nonie, purely, God kuows. It never would have come to this, bnt yon are the only friend I have ; the only woman's hand I hava ever tonohed is this.— Let me love yon; I do not aak yon to love me."
" Bat what if I do, Archie f" and she repla¬ ced tbe hand he had released. " What if I want you to atay with me always ?" And she replaced the hand he had released. " What if I want you to stay with me alwaya ?" And she looked np into his eyea with a aweet, un¬ troubled glance, but meeting his tbey changed aud faltered, and fell again. " Do you think Ae would care if he kuaw I loved you ? he alwaya asked me to. I tbink it would have madu.him happy, if he knew yon oared for me ao much. Mamma oould tell ua; shall we ask her ?"
He passed his arm around her as she sprung up from tbe sofa, and held her closely to him one moment witb all the love of a lifetime iu that mate careas. " Ob, if yon are deceiving yourself, child I if I am suffering you to do it' God forgive me. It ia a terrible temptation!'' No wonder that Madam Lenox, nsnally so calm and nnmoved, looked np with a atart as they appeared before ber. The papers scat¬ tered over the desk were her son's letters., and letters addressed to him in his college Ufe > they had unnerved ber.
" We want to ask yon something, mamma," Nonie aaid, simply. " Archie wanta to stay with ns always; he loves me, I know; he loves me a great deal more than I deserve, or than any one else ever will. Don't you think tfaat it would have made tbe one we all care most for very happy if be had known it would hive been so, and tbat we shoald stay together al¬ waya, and Archie would overlook my foolish¬ ness, and try to make me good and wise as he is ?" Sfae lo.'ked up to him very proudly, with an almost wifely confidence, more assu¬ ring than many worda, when be felt so bum¬ ble and so nuworthy, too !
" Yes, it is better so ! Ifyou can love him enough to he happy, Nonie." And though her lips trembled, and her brow was knit with au inward pang of jealousy for the dead, better so than to see ber given to a stranger.
" Yoa forgive me, motber! I never meant this : I did not plan this selfishness; I did not dream of it, eveu to-day, when I talked with you."
"Ibelieve yon, Archie." She had never called him so before, or spoke iu auch a soft¬ ened tone in all tbose long years. " I can nu- atand impulses, even in you—aud myself, too," she added, smiling faintly- "All these have been pleading your canse"—aud sbe pointed to the latter. " I have never knowu before how mnch I have owed yoa for saving my boy."
lie uulerstood ; he remembered tho threat¬ ened disgrace, that neither would bring them¬ selves to apeak of, uow he waa goue, aud in Nonie'a presence, too.
"Theu I may iove Archie, mamma; you will say yes for him?'" And Nouie put her hand quietly into bis ; be did not dare to claim it, uow that the first exoitement had passed away; hecould only wonder at bis boldness, and diead self-deception on her . part.
"Oh, Nonie, I dare not take youl"' He aank down into the chair tbat Madam Lenox had left (for though sbe coald speak gener ously, abe could not see tbem together jnat yet,) and, drawing away from her, covered bis face with hia hands. " You Jo not kuow your own heart; it is only beeauso you are unsel¬ fish, and wish to'make me bappy."
" No, Archie, yon don*t understand ; I waat you to make me happy." And she drew his hands away, and perched herself upon his knee wilfally. "I waut yoa to make them give ma my own way, and to keep me from beiug afraid of my shadow, and to put your great arms around me always, and love me as you did just now, and I shall love you tbis way," and she showered little fluttering kisses about his face. Then a mora aqaiet, womaaly mood stole over her: '^ I waut you to teach me and help me to be all that I know I ought to be. I shall mind you always, for I kuow that there is nobody so wise, or so good, or so noble in the wbole wide world, and I do love you with all my heart; and I shall be so proud, so very proud aud happy to ba—your w(/e."
A part of tbis dream came true; for the rose- flush came baek to Nonie's cheeks with the new euergy and purpose of her life; aud, shall we acknowledge it? from tbe abstinence from Malliard's dainties, which sbe forgot to hunger after, now that Mrs. Buller's rule was abol¬ ished, and she went ahout like a steady little housekeeper, looking after all manuer of nuro¬ mantic affairs. The sunshine seemed to steal after her into every nook aud corner of the old honse, as one blind after auother was unfold¬ ed, and the frosty rime of years aud conven¬ tionalities melted from the beart of Madam Lenox, until she followed her light footsteps with a blessing.
So all three came aoftly and thankfally * 'out of tbe abadow," and lived a new andmore blessed life in the snn of a cheerful household love. »
JOTIINGS BY THE WAY.
" Pompey," said a good-natured gentleman to his colored man, " I did not kuow that yoa had heen whipped last week"" " Didn't yoa massa," replied Pompey. " I know'd it all the time." ^
Dean Swift, hearing of a carpenter falling tbrongh the scaffoldiug of a boase be was en* gaged in repairing, dryly remarked that " he had got through his work promptly."
"I feel ratfaer nnweU, my dear, and mj tongue is /urrcd—can it be tbose aanaages I had for supper?" said an ailing gentleman to his spouse, at breakfast. " Oh, I dare aay it is, pa!" cried a precorious urchin," for I've heard that they make cats into saasages."
A gentleman was walking along the Birken¬ head docks one day, when hia attention was directed to the floating chorch. "Ah," he exclaimed, "I aee It's higb or low churob, ac¬ cording to the atate oftbe tide."
A yoang gentleman tbus eulogized his mn- aioal attainments at a party tbe otber evening: " I know two tunes—tbe one is Anld Lang Syne, the other iant; I always aing the latter."
It is said tbere were nineteen rich yonng fascinating widows tbat visited tbe St. Charles, in New Orleaus, last winter, aud that eacb one was courted aa many times as tbete were widowa.
Mrs. Partington, hearing that a yonng man had set np for bimself, said: " Poor fellow 1 bas he no friend tbat will aet for him part of the time ?"
" Tommy, my sop, run to the slore and get me some sngar." "Excuse me, ma; I am somewhat indisposed tfaia moming. Send father, and tell him to bring me a plug of tobacco!"
At a recent festive meeting, amarried mau, who ought to faave known betier, proposed, " The ladies," aa " the beings who divide oar sorrows, double our joys, aud treble our ex¬ penses."
"Why don't yon wash the bottom ofyour feet, Johnny ?" asked a grandmother of a hoy when he was performiug the operation hefore retiring for the night. " Why, granny doesn't think I'se going to stand np in bed, does ye ?" replied Johnny.
Four fast young men, the aons of gentlemem of wealth, were brought before a police magis¬ trate for riotous conduct. The magistrate iuquired what their bad course of life could be ascribed to. Most probably to their four fathers.
A alory writer says he will " climb the starry ladder of ambition, and drive his ene¬ mies back iuto a sheet of darkuess." Rather flighty, lhat.
ESTATE OF JOHN EHLER, late of theclty ofLancaster.deceased.—Letters testamen¬ tary on said estata hiving bean granted to tha nnder¬ algned. all persons indebted tbaralo are reqaested to maka immedlata paymant and thoae having claims or demanda ngalnit the same will prasant them toelthorof the anderaigned. D. R. EHLER.
J. AUG. SHLEB, C. A. EHLER, aept6-6t-41 Exscatora.
ESTATE OF CATHERINE DISS- INOER, lata of Ephrata townuhlp, deceased.— Leiiara of administration on said e<iUla having been granted to tbe nndersigned, all parsons Indebted thareto are requested to make immediate payment, and those having clalma or demands uBalusl thesame will prraent them for sottlement to the aaderslgnad, residing In said township. JOHN DISSINGER, sept fi.6t-4l Administrator.
ESTATE OF RDDOLPH HESS, late of Peqnea township, dacsssed.—Leltors of admin¬ istration on said estale bavlog baen grnnted to the un¬ dersigned, aU persons indebted thareio are requested to make immediale payment, and these having clalmsor demands against tbe same will preseut them for Bsttle- ment to the nndersigaed, residing lu s&ld townsblp.
JACOB L. BESS, aapt 5>6*t-42 AMOS HESS,
ESTATE of KRANUES HUNSEUK- ER, late of Manhelm township, deceasfld. Let¬ ters of administration on said estate having heen granted to tbanndert-lgnad.all persons Indebted therelo are re¬ qaested to make Immediate paymeot. and those having claims or demands sgalnst the sama will presant them forsetUemeutto the nnderslgaed, residing insaid town¬ ship. C. L. HUNSECKER, Adm'r. septs Of-41
ESTATE OF BENJAMIN JONES, late of Peonea twp., dec'd.—Letters of admlnla trittiun on said estate having heen graated to the uuder¬ signed, all persons Indebtad thereto ara requasted to maka immediate paymant, and tbosa bavlng claims or demands againsl theaame will presant tbam foreelUs- meatto tbouadersliraed.rer'ldingln eald lownnbip. ang 29 6t*-40 ANDREW MEHAFFEY. Admr.
ESTATE of MRS. ANN BRENE- Man, lateof East Uousgaltownship, deceased.— Lattars testaraentary on said eutate havlog beau granted to the andersigned, all parsons Indehted thereto ara re¬ qnested to make immediate payment, andthose baviog clalmsor demands againnt tbe same will presant ifaem for battlement to the uodarslifuO't. residing lu said town¬ ship. ANDREW AllMSTRONG, ang 29-6t-40 Execntor.
LINCOLN AND HAMLIN.
THE subscriberbas just received a large lot of Lincoln and Hamlin Flags, saUable for Procest<lon3,TraaHpaTeacles, Bie. Ageats sappiied at low rata''.
W. E. HEINITSH, aept 5-2t-41 Nos. 3 and fl EAST ORANOE-street.
PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS frequent complaints are made by good clUzeus. at tha great annoyanca theyare subjected lo Incoust-quenca of tha IncresBaof etreetheggiogonlha part of childrou—this !« tlinreforo to notify the parents ofall such cbildrpfi that uala^sa atop is put to It by keeping ihtlr cbildron at home, or sendlag tham to achool, thay will he arrested as vagrants and comiuUled to 'The Home for FVleadless ChUdrea for'lhe city aad connty of Laoca'.ior."as providad forin thafonrth section of tho Actof Asnemhly Incorporating paid fasUtQiion And tha CooPiahies ot s.ild City are hereby enjoined to arrest all sncb children, whether mala or female fonod begging as aforaaald, so that thay may ha dealt with according to law.
GEO. SANDERSON, Mayor. MAroR'sOFncB t^ncaster.^pt. 4, 'GO.     napt 5-31-41
ESTATE Olf" EDWIM J. RINE- HART, lale of Cecil conoty, Maryland, deceased. Lettera of administration ou said estate having been granted to tbe undersigned, all personsindehted Ibereto are reqaested to make Immedldle payment, and those bavlrg claims or demands agalast tbe same will pre¬ sent thom for settlement to tho undersigned, renldlng iu Marietta, Lancaster coanty. Pa.
OEO. W. MEHAFFEY. _aag_22-6t-3!>_ _           ELIZABETH RINEUART.
ESTATE   OF  GEORGE  RANCK, lata of East Earl township, deceasod.—LeUera of admlalstratlon on said estate having been granted to the nndpr<ilgaed, all porsonii ladabtod   theroto are re- qnastad to make immediate paymeat, and thuse having clalma or demands sgalnst the same will present tbam for settlement to the uadersigned administrators. DAVIS RANCK, GEOROE  RANCK. East   Earl   Township. JOHN  KANCK, ang 22-6t»-3!)  Earl Township.
ESTATE of SUSANNA DIl'lfEISr- BAGH, late of West Lampeter township, dec'd.— Lelters of Administration ou said estate bavlag been graated to the nadersigaed, all persona indabted ibereto are requested to make immediate payment, aad tboae faaving claims or demands SEalnst'he same will present tham ibr settiemeut to the onderslgned, residing lu said townnhlp. UENRY K. DIFFENBACH, QUg l5-6l"-33   Executor.
ESTATE of DAVID RINEIIART, lateof Marietla borongh, deceased.—LetterH of administration de bonU non with tfaa will annexed ou said estate bavlng been granted to the nndersigned, all porsons Indebted tbereio ara requested lo makeimmedi¬ ate paymant. aad thoiia bavlog claims or damands agatUf^t thesamo will presant tbem fur settloment lo the uadersigned, residing lo naid Boroagh. aug 15 6t-S7 GEORGE W. MEHAFFEY.
STATE of CHARLOTTE RUSSEL,
 I late of Marietta borongh, daceafcd.—Lelters o;
adminUtraUon de hoala nou wilb tha will annoxed <
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aid estflle faaving beeu granted to tbo undersigned, all persons indehted thereto aro requested to mako Imme¬ diale paymeat, and tfaose baviug claima or damanda against the samo will preseut them tot aelUement to tfaa undersigned, residiug lo said Borougfa. ang 1.1.61-37 GEORGE  W. MEHAFFEY.
ESTATR OF SOLO.MAN PALMEK, l.t*e of Salisbury tuwabhip, deceased. Lelters of aa Illi nlitration on said astate havlog been granted to tho nnder'-igued. all pfcn-oas Iadebted thareio ara ra- qa<-sied to make Immediate payment, and thosa bavlog cdtituii or damands against ttie same will proxtiut tbem for settlemsnt lo the aadarsigued, residing iu said twp. aug a-6l*-37 JONATHAN PALMBIt.
EEGISTEE'S NOTICE.
THE Accounts of the respective Dece¬ dents herennto annexed, are filed lu tbe Register's otSca of Lancaster conniy, for conflrmatlon and allowanca. at an Orphans Gonrt to be held in the Court Honse, In the city of Lancastar, on the .id MONDAT In SEPTEMBEK next, Ibe I7lh, atlO o'clock, A. M.
Kebecca Mohler, Epbrata town.ship,   By John L. Mohler, RExecUtor. M&gdalena UnnshhergGr, widow, Earl township.   By C, 3.
llnffm-in, Uxccntor. Jacob Rennlngor, Sr.,  Brecknock  township.   By   Johu
Raunlnger aud .Iacob Kennliiger, Jr., Executors. David Marplo. Sallsbnry township. Guardianship AriviuTit. By Samnel Kurtz. Gnardian of Mary Ann and Uarriet Elizabeth Marple. minor children of deceased. Mirhael  Wtibor, Earl  township.    By  Darid  Weber  nnd
Uavid S. Zimmermafi, Executors. Qrlzzol M. S. Morrison, Drumore township.   By Eleanor
Neeper, late Morrison, Executrix.
Enos Watson. Drumore township.   Gnardianship Account.
By Josoph Kyle, Guardian of Isaac E., AUce R.. Charles
L. and KnoR M. Watson, minor chlldrea of deceased.
Henry Gost, Bart township.   By Simon Geist and Mary
Ann Goist. Lxecntors. "^
^''"''.*'^0''f'8h.  Earl   township.   Third   Accouut    By
David Waldman and EHhb Dundor, Kxecutora Clirl.HUan Gmah, Manor  township,   ny  IJarnhara Slann
(farmer) and Barnbard Grosh, Admlnlstrfttora William GleDdening, Salisbuiy township.   By liobert W
Morton, Adminlstralor. I*b«be Carmichael, Carnarvon township.   By Rov. W. w
Latta, BurvivluK Executor. John Good. Sr., Mount Joy township.   By Elirabeth Oood
and Samuel Good, Executors. Ancollne L. t^arter, Borough of Marietta.   By  William L.
Carter, Administrator. John Bricker, Elizabeth lownsbip.    Guardianship Ac¬ connt.   By Samuel II. Miller, Guardiau of Emma Baar, a daugbter of Prlacilla Bear, deceased, and grandchild of John Bricker, deceased. Joha Blecher, Itapho township.   By Jacob Btecher, Execu¬ tor. Catharine Eberly, Clay township.   By Noah Bharp, Ad¬ ministrator. Philip Ranck, Lancaalor towuahlp.   First aud >^inal Ac¬ count.   By Jes.Bo P. R.'^nck, Administrator. John Winters, New Holland, Earl township.   By John
Lehman Winters. .Administrator. Potdr Fry, Bresknock township. By Raltzsr Schneder. Ex¬ ecutor of the Will and Testamentary Guardian of tho minor cbildron of decea-ed. John M. Cauffman, FuUon township. By Phoebe W. CauEf-
mau and Robert Killough, Executors. Basauna Eby, Ephrata township.   By Josepb B. Eby, Ad-
mluletrator. Mary Johnu, Weat Earl  townsbip.   By Samuol  JohuF,
Administrator. Samuel Rife, Sr, Earl township.   By Dauiel Rife, Execu¬ tor. David B Brubakor, Conoy township.   By Jacob Brnhatar
and John I>n':hman, Administrators. Margaret Fordney, Cliy of Lancaster.   By John Fordney,
Executor. GoorKo Arndt, Borough of Slanhalm.   By Johu Amdt and
Philip Arniit, Administrators. John   Plank, Cternarrou township.   By Jacob Z,  Plank,
Administrator. Samuel Scrhmuck, Epbrata townsblp.   By Daniel Meyer
and Gideon Schmuclc. AdminiKtrators. John Moyer, Monnt Joy township.   By Jacoh Moyer and
Pettfr Moyor, En-cutora, Christian Oruhe, Manhoim townKhlp.   Gnardian.';hlp Ac¬ count.   By laaac Landis, Guardian of EHrAbeth Slonur, a minor child, now of age, of Jacob Stonnr by his  late wifu Anna, deceaped, who was one of tho daughtors of ChrisU.iit Grube, dccca5;ad. George S. Savory. Mnrtic township. Guardianship Account. By Rev. Samuol Bowman, Guardiau of Jumct Savory, a minor son of deceasod. Jacoh B. Keller, West Donegal towu-hip. By David Koller,
Executor. Abraham Tunie, Salisbury township.   By Kobert W. Mor¬ ton, Admluistrator. D.ivid Stoner, Borough of ElizAhothtown.    By Michael
Meckley and David Brand, Kxecutors. Fiaunn Schmuck, Ephrata tofvueblp.   By Christian Meyer,
Administrator. Jacob Harsh, ConeHto£;o tnwnship. Guardianship Account. By Jacob  Lundia, Guardlau of  Mary Aoa  Uarsh, a d.AHghtsr of dtceastd. DletrWi KlpirT«mith, Borousb  of Cotumbfa.   By  Sihilla
Kleinsmlth. Admiiiistnitrix. Polly Rock, Wftt Cocalico township.    By John Itock,
Bxorutor. Lydia ItanuingHr, Brofknock township. By Is-iac Bannlng-
er. Administrator. Timotby RogBre, City of Tancaster.   Final Guardianship Acc'iiiiit.    By .Tamh  Kiujr. Testamentary Gnardlan of Levi Rogers, a minor sun of di'roased. Glrlooa Bruneman, Borougb of Columbia.   By W. Carpen-
ti;r, Ex-eutor. Niiic   l'u.--oy, Borouuh  of Columhia.    By  Elizabeth  W.
I'lisey and Cbarlas J. Pusey, Administratorti. Jnlm 0. Irwin, West Ilompfield township.   By Mlrhaci
MitsHor, Administrator. John Ebonwla, Conoy towusbip.   By Joseph L. IlorsC^od
Pbilip Ebersole, Executors. Willhui A. Leader, Borough of Columbia, floardianship Account. By Georgo Boelo, Guardian of Cliarles N. J>e.tder, now (U-ceasud, wbo wna a minor cbUd of dece.ise<l Tbini Supplfmantary Accoutit of Levi it^rd and Jocr-ph Wenwer, acting executors of Jacob K. Garbor, of Upper Leacork towushlp, dec'd.
.lOUN JOHNS, Keglaler. REoiHTEa'3 Office, Lancaster, Aug., lO, ISfiO. nug il .-JS
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SEALED PHOPOSALS
WILL be received by tbe undersigned until SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER lath. 1S60 foi tbe famlshiog and delivery of LIO tons brokbu aud screened coal,for the useof Uia puhllc schools ofthls city One third tobe Koft, tfae remainder hard, and lobe fro'm slate dustnr otherlmpurltles and delivered at tha sev. oral ifchool Rouses In such qnantlUas to each as the commlttoe may direct before or during the first waek of Ocioliar.
Proposals will name lhe dUTereut kinds oS'ered and tbe price ofeach; alsu state whether aett ur grot:s weight. The Commitlee reservo the right when the prico and quality offered hyany two dealere shall be similar, lo divide the amount between tbem.
JOHN W. JACKSON, GODFRIED ZAHM, R. H. LONG sept6-tf'4t Commlttieofg-upplles.
INDEPENDENT.
TDE Coustituents of the Delegates to the pAopla's Convention recently hald at Fultou Ball, for the purpose of pnlliug In nnmiuatlon tbelr RBpresenlatlve Candidates for Stale aud Connty Ofiices having expressed tholr eatire disspprobatiou of the ticketfelectod nnd tbemifiaamedJndcueadent Convao- tlon, being from all report conceeded only lo have beenboiiuii < he ticket f elecled hblog dictated hy Demo¬ crats and a packod Couimltiae lo which no one was permitted to olfar a dist-BDliug voico I, by tliie advico of my frlandfl. and havingraavassed the publie opinion on the question do otfar myself as a True Independant Caadidale for tho oilice of Sberiff fortho county of Lan¬ caster, free from the trammel of all poHUcal parlies. 8ep^6ir-4l  CHRISTIAN SIIENK ctty^ _
THE I. ore ASTER COtTNTY
Agricultural and Meclianical Socieiy,
WILT. HOLD THEIR FOURTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION,
At  their Grounds. In tha CUy of Iinncasterj   Penua.t
On Tuesdtiy^ Weiltiesday, Thursday and Fri¬ day, the 2o!h, 2t)f/;, 27fA and 28/A days of September, ISfiO.
AMPLE arrangements are being made to accommodate aud exhibit to thebest advan¬ tage evory kind of b'tock, nad all Articles that ara ufioful or Inlaresting ia Agricnltnre, lu Mechanics, In MBnufaclures aadintba Fiae Arts.
ti^Tha clilzeuii of Lancaoter Coanty and the ad¬ joining Counties, are respeclfully invlled to bring tbalr Animala and Artlclea for competition. For parllculara seo hand-blUs aud premium lists. I!3~Fnrth9r Information  wilt he furniahed by tbo Managers, or by the undersigned.
D. G. ESHLEMAN, aug astd-lO   Secretary.
 lata of LltUe Britain towaship, deceai-ed—Laltars
of Kdministration on said estate having been granted lo lbe uoderBigned, all persons indohtad thereto Hre re¬ qnested to maka immediate paymeat. nad Ihufo baving claims or demanda againBt the f-amo will prcFent tfaem for aeltlemeut lo the ander^ignod. redlding In said twp. ausa-6t-5l7   _SA.y. E. FAIRLAMB, Admlaletrator.
E' STATUE OFJAMES laOLGElQat^ of East Earl towof^hlp, detcaRed.—Loltem teifla- meutary un said agitato hafflag hean graated tu the ua¬ dei dgnad, all persouit lodebted tbareln are roqumited to make immediale payment, aod tbose baviug claima or demaads agaiost the }<Amo will present tbem for aettle- mext In lba undersigued, residing In said towoshlp. aug 8 6t-37 ^ WM. BOYD JACOBS.
ESTATE of" ELlZARETli HAiT- Nf su, lato of Eait Hampfleld township, deceased. —Loiters of admlnlstraUon on said estate having be»n granted totbaunder^ignod.all persons Indebted therato are requested to maka Immedlata pnymont, and thora haviag claims or demanda against tbe same will present tbem for teltlemeut to the undarslgaeil, reeidlog In I'equoa township. JACOB HARNISH.
BUg S 1)1-37 .Jdmiulairator.
NOTICE.
TO the debtors aud creditors of Stephen fitauton, lateof tha cityof Lancaatar in the coanty of Lancaster deceased.—All perilous lodebtad lo said estate cither by Bond Bote or Book Account ara re¬ quested to maka payment to eithpr of the nnderMgned, oa or betoie tho 1st day of NOVEMBER next, ifiGO. aa from and after tfaat time legal proceeding.<i wilt ba b>id in regard to'he collection of the sama ; audall persons baving claims will please prenent lh«iu witfaout delay, to MABY J. STANTON
or WILLIAM .MORTON, Execntors  of eald  deceased , sapti)-6t-4I       residing In the city of Lancastor.
Columbia Bank Stock.
FIVE or TEN SHARES of Colum- Ilia B&ak   Stocl£ for D&le.   For infoTrnKtion apply
to JOHH aroEU & CO..
ang SJ.tr-^9 Baakern, Laocastor city.
HOTICE.
THE Suhscriber hereby warns all por- Eonfl nnt to Iru8( any ofhiR tanantR on Ills acconat, a5 tie in not bonnd to pay any encb dohtR and ^111 not pay tbam. JOHS KASK.
ang 22-4t"-39 ETBt Cocdllo Townabip.
POR ebht! 7"
Two FINE ROOMS, with front efatry, and Gas Introdncod, over the Examiner & ^lerald OUlce, NorU) Qaean street. Poaf^esioa given it»medi- atflly.    EnqulroiLtTHtS OFFICE. apr 4-lf-lfl
POR SALE—A BARGAIN.
TRREE adjoining building lots, eacb 20 by 100 feet, beaatiful location on North Prince street, Lancaster.   For Farticnlars addrn)<s
B.D. McCONKET, Agt. mar 2i-6m-17 No. lOf. BalUmore St.. Bait., Md.
ASSIGNED ESTATE of GEORGE F, ROTE and WIFE.—The undersigned auditor appointed by the Court of Common P|aa.s nf Lanc.istor Conrty, to distribute tbe balaace remaining In tbo handa of Edward Morton and William F. Rote, As- (¦lsn*?e.'< of Genrge F. Rote and Wifo, to and amoag tliose legally euUtled lo tha i-ama, gives nolice that faa wilt meat for the purpose of fais appointmeut, at tfaa Lihrary Room. Conrt Honse, in tha cilv of Lancaatar, on FRIDAY, the 21st day of SEPTEMBER, 18)>0, at 2 o'clock. P. M. H. B. SWARR. AodUor.
sept 4 ¦  jll-jtl
' A SSIGNED ESTATE of TKUJIAN
x\_ WALLACE.—^Tfae underfigned Auditor, appoint; ed 10 distribute the balanca remaining in the hands of John Wallace Jr., and Martin Baar, Assignees for tho heucSt of creditors of tfaa peraonal aad real astata of Trnman WaUace and wife, will sit for that purpofce on FRIUaY, the 14lh day of .SEPTEMBER aaxt, at 2 o'cluckF.M., in the Lihrary Room of the Conrt Ilouso. A. SLATMAKER, ang 22 Jt-.3!1 Auditor.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
ASSIGNED ESTATE of DANIEL KREIDER, of Earl township. Lancasier connty. Tnu undersigned Auditor apjioluted by tha Court nf Comman Plaaa of Lancasier county, to distrlbuta the balance remalninriu tho hands of Danlal M. Eahy, As- aigaat: of Daoiel Krelder, above named, to and among tbe credllors, and thoso legally eniiUed thereto, will attend for Lbe porpose ofbls appointmeat, at the Libra¬ ry Room. In the Coart Honsa.in tba City of Laocastor, on FRIUAY, tha Mth day of :^£PT£MBER, I860, at 2 o'clock p. M., wben and wfaero all pcr<»ons intereated are requested toatteudif Ibey see proper.
WILLIAM WEIDMAN, aug 22 6t-39 :*?i'i?^
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE of MARY SLAYMAKER, deceased.—Tfae nndorelgned, appointed hy tha Urphan'H Conrtof Lancaaier conn'y. Auditor, to dlstrib¬ nte araoag cradltors and others legally cnlllJod thereto, the balance la tha bauds of Alexander Maymaker, exe¬ cutor of tbe last will and taatament of Mary Slaymakar, lata of Paradise township, in br.Sd couuty, decoased, giveh uoUcethathe will meet parUes Intere'ded at the Court Houaa.inthecity of L'acaster.on WEDNKSDAY, tha 12th duy of SEPTEMBER. 1S60, al 2 o'clock In tho afternoon. BENJ. F. BAER, Auditor, aog 22 41^39
Dl. Godfrey eutertaiued a party of oSicera at diuuer, wbicii passed off well; tbe wiue was iu fine order, and circulated briskly, aud wben tbey bad all bad enough, by way of a joke it was proposed tbey sbonld driuk tbelr host's bealtb in his own " cordial." " Agreed! agreed!" In vaiu tbe doctor remonstrated, begged them to usehis cellar freely,nud to or¬ der from it wbatever Ibey required, but to spare his laboratory. Tbo whim of the moment must be gratlQed—notbing but the cordial would go down. It waa reluctantly ordered, its appearance oh table londly cheered, and bottle after botlle (for its taate is by uo means unpleaaaut) disappeared. What was their a=i- tonisbment tbe uext moruing to receive a uote from tbe doctor, stating lhat as they had chosen to forget tbe cbaraoter iu which tbey were invited to bis honse, aud had descended from the rank of guests iuto that of customers, he had no alternative but to treat them accord¬ ingly, and tberefore enclosed his bill—"Thir¬ teen bottles of cordial, £13,13s.,"—which be compelled tbem to pay.
CHRISTIANA INSTITUTE.
THE SIXTU TEU-M of this Institu- lion will open for lho recppUon of pupils of bolh sexes, on MONDAY. OCTOBER 15lb, ISfti. System of laatrnction Iborongb and pracUcal. The course of studios embraces all branches pertaining to a complete EnRlIfih Edncation, togatber with the Latla, Greek and German Isaguagea, Vocal aad las'mmealal Mni>ic, Paialingaud Drawing. Tarms—$G0 per sashion of fiva months.'^ Music and Drawing extra.
For catalognes containing full parUculars address H. C. UERR, Principal, pep fi-2m'41 Chrlcllana. Tjanowter eo., Va.
WEST CHESTER F E jM A L E      SEMINARY.
AVcst Cliester, Cltester County, Pa.
CONDUCThl) BY THK M1SSK3 EVANS. ^J^IIE uext semi-annual session of tbia
JL InsUtnUon will commehce on tfan 1st of SEPTEM¬ BEK,and terminatai on tba IkhI day of Jannary, Inclu¬ ding a period ofit moothi). Tho unual fpriug vacation will be dlsconUnupd. Circulars contalnlag lerma, Ac, can ba bad ou application to the Priacip.-ilu,
The coni'i^a of Instrnction includes nil the branches of a thorough Eaifllsh odncation ; also, lba I.allo, French, aad German LaugaHfie^..Ini-tramental and Vocal 3Ia- slc. aud Plain and Ornamental Needle Work.
JC^Thorongh and competent teachers are employed in each depariment.
TERMS—For boarding and tniUon in the English b-anclies, loclndiag watihiag, fn^l and lights. $76 per session, payable in advance; bills for Instramenlal and Vocal Music, aud the Languages, will ba furnished qnarterl y.  ang l-2in*-.^6
A couple of traveUers slopping at tbe Hotel Francaise, in tbe city of Cordova, the cipital of tbe Argeuline Confederation, were supris- ed and amused hy noticing ou tbe bill of fare, " Eggs on horseback." Determiued to know wbat it meant, they called for tbe equestrian disb, wben it was a steak with two eggs on top.
"Ain't tbere no exceptions to yonr law about punching a fellow? said a scamp to a judge. "No, sir, none whatever."—"Now, judge, I guess yoa are miataken. Just aup¬ pose, for instance, I should brandy pnncb a man, wbat then?—"No levity in court, sir. Clerk espose this mau to the atmosphere."
" So, there'a another corruption of Mount Vociferous." gaid Mrs. Farlinglon, as she put np her specs. "The paper tells about bnming lather ranning down the Jnonntaiiia, bat it don't tell how it got afire 1"
University of Maryland. SOHOOL   0F~~MEDIGINE.
THE Fifty-Third Session will begin on MONDAY, tbe IBth of OCTOBEE. I860,  and end on the l=t of MARCH, 1661,
P AC TTLTT: Nathas R. Smith. M. D.. Professor of Snrgery. Wm. E. Aisin, M. D., Professor of Chemistry and Phar¬ macy. Sauuel Chew. JI. D., Professor of the principles aad
pmcllcs of Medicine, aad of Clialcal Uadlclno. G. W. MltTB.VBBRaER, M. D., Professor of   Obstetrics
aad tha Diseases of Woman andChlldrea. Wm.A. Hammond, M. D., Frofeeaor of Anatomy and
Pbyaiology. Edwahd WAasKf, M. D., Professor of Materia Madlca
and The>apentlcs. Qeohoe FARKA-iDie. M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy. Clinical iHHTancTios isglven at the BaUimore Inflr¬ mary, i-ltuated naartbe OnlversUy. and open to Matrlc- nltttoB of the School tbronghont tbe year.
tti^FKB*—for the lall course. $90; MalricnlaUon fee A5: GradnaUon 620; PracUcal Anatomy SlO.
G. W. MILTENBERGER, M. D., Dean, •ne 2P   4t-40
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OE ADAM JAMISON, DEC D. In the Orphans' Court ofLancaster conn¬ ty. Tha undersigned Anditor, appointed by the said Court.to audit aud repori dlBlribuilon oftbe balanca remaining in tba bands of Joseph G. Jamison, Admln¬ lstratorof said deceased's ORtata. lo aod amongthe thona entitled to the same according to law: Will meol all credituruand parlies Interested for tbe paposas of bis appulotmoatattha Pablic lionKaoflsraal MlUerin tha tuwnshlpof LUlle Britaiu, on FRI DAV, the 2lHt day of SEl»TEiVlBER, I860,at I o'clock, P. M. nf said day.
JOHN KIRK, augC94l-40 Anditor.
E
N THE  ORPHANS'   COURT  OF
 LANCASTER COUNTY.—Estate of David J. March¬ baak. dec'd.—Tho underi'tgned auditor, appointed by the Orpbaus* Court io dUlribnlo tha balance in tbe hands of Joteph M. EckUn, admiuiatrator of tbe eitate of David J. Marchbank, lata of Eden twp., dec'd, to and amoag thoso legally emllled to receive the same, gives nolice that he will meat for the purpose of his appointment in the Library Room of tna Cunrt House, In tha city of Laacaster, on FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Wth, 1S60, at 2 o'clock, P. M., where aU lalereslcd may attend if ifaey think proper. aug2»-4l-40 W. T. McPUAIL. Anditor.
TjiSTATE of SAMUEL UIC Fl WINE,
y^^ late of East Earl towmthip. dacoased.—In the Orpbaus Conrtof Lancasterconnty. In the mutter of tho Sheriff's inqnest of PaitUlon on tho roal estate of said dcceni^ed. conflrmed nisi Anguxt 20lb. IStti.'.
Angnst 20tfa. ISGO, on motion of I. B. Hiester, Esq., the Court graut a rulo on tba Heirs and Legal Repre¬ sentativea ofsald deceased, to ba aod ap^^ear la open Court, oa the 3d MONDAY of SEPTEMBER. 1E60. to accept or refuso tha real estala of the deceased, at the valuation tharaaf mada by tha lut^usKt aforesaid, or shew cause wfay the same should not ba sold.
Alieat   C. L. STONER, aug 22-41-39 Clerk 0. C.
WOTICE.
TN tbe Orphans' Courtof Lancaster co., in the matter ofthe iaqnlsltloa ou tho real estata of John Miller, IsIa of Rapho iownship, said connty, dec'd., which was conflrmed ntat by tha Coart oatba 20tb day ofADGDST,lS60.
Same day, tbe Court, on moUoaof W. W. Brown, Esq.. grant a Rule on the belrs and legal representaUves ofthe Bald deceased, lo coma into Court on the THIKD .MON¬ DAY In SEPTB.MBEK,IS60, and accept or rofnsa the real estata at the valaaUon mada thereof by the Sheriffs Jury or show cause wby the eama should uot be sold accord¬ ing lo law.
Noiica to he given by 4 weekapnbllcaUon In the Exam¬ iner and Herald, and a copy of eama to ba forwarded lo thoseboirs residing oularibacoun.y Orwell ad to thosa ontofthe State,      BythaCourt.      Atlest:
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HOTICE.
IN the Orphans' Court of Lancaster Conniy. la the Matter of tbo InqulHltlon haldon tfae iteal Estate ofWilliam Rogers, lata of Upper Loacock townehlp, in sa d county, deceased, coodrmad niti by tha Court, AOGDdT 2»h, 1660,
Sama day, tbo Conrt, ou motion of I. N. LlOHTirER, Eeq . grant a rnla on tha Belrs and legal representatives of said decedent, lo he aad appear In Court, oa tfaa 4th MONDAY in SEPTEMBER next, 1880, to accept or rofnaa the Real £(<late,of eald deceased,at ibe T&tnatlon mada Iheraof, or sfaow causa why the same shonld not basold acooidUiA to law. Notlca to ba givea by 4 loserUons In ths Examiner lc HerMd and PblladelpbU Weekly Press By the CoorC AUett:
G. L. STOETEB, aug S9-4t-(0 Clerk Ozphau' Cout.
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THE LIEE OP GEN. JACKSOW.
TH]5 three volumes of tbe work will each prexent General Jarknon lo a ditfaraat char- ncter. In difierent sceaas, surrounded, by difieraat co- operators.
Volume first exhtbltn bim chiefiy in tbo character of a wRbTHRN Pio-tEEK. It contains an Imraeui^e ma)>H of new toformation r«Hpecling lba race whence Andrew Jacksou sprung—his cbUdhood and ocbooMife—his career as a teachor of an Old Fiald Fchool—law stndent and back-woods lawyer—frontier district attorney and jndge—a member of Congress—storekeeper and planter —sporting man and lodian fighter. Tbla vjlnma con¬ tains a targe numbor of Jackson's earllant lelteri', Mima of which ware wrlttaa when behad barely attained his majority ; also, fall and correct accounts of hli ax- traordiaary marriage, his early duels, hlscoBEncUoa nnd correspoadencH with Aaron Burr, hla fend and affray with tba Bentonp, hlc brilliant and succoENful Creek campaign, with original lelttrs of Oeaeral Colfeo never hefore pabUsbed.
Voluma fecond Qreaenla a (ar fnller account of Gen- er»i Jackcoa'tf itiUTART cabkkr than any y«t hefor« the publie. ItcnmprlHjs BrlUt>b and Amaricau narratives of tba grdal Naw Orleans campalftu, togolber wl'b let¬ ters wrlllea by Jackson, Colfee aad olbers in the midst ofthe arduous struggle, and alarga numher of incldont» aad anecdotes obtained directly from parUcipaEor» In tha battles, and from resident'' of New Orleans. Thla vol¬ nme contains, also, the vholc truth raspbcUng tha Semi¬ nole War of 1618. the Invasion of Florida, the exocuUoa of Arbnlhnotand Amhrister,thasecrat orders of I'reai¬ dent Monroe, the origin of Jackeon'a faads with Craw¬ ford. Calfaona, Clay and Adams. General Jackcoa'a ceiobrated confidentt*! correspondeace wilh Mr. Mooroe •Is printed in fsll. with all rbqnlslto explaoatory com¬ ments. Every step of tbe process hy wblch Oeoerai jHcksonwas rendered a candidate for lba prfsldancy Is explained from docnments written and faralsh«d by mea who wera cbiefly iaslrameutal In his elerallon.
Volume third exhlhlls General Jackson as tha ^TATE3- »A.v. Upon this volume the aathor has expended hla b"st strength. Tha flald is new, tho material Immenso, the subjoct of the highest ialero«t and imporlanca.— Volume third reveals the Interior bUlory of lhe Cabinet explosion of 1S.10. tha Mrs. Eatoo iatrignes, tha " War of the Snccession," tha great Bank cnnlei>t, tha Freach embroglio, and alt fbe other excitiog avanta of tha moFt stormy period In the history of American poUtlcM. A vast numbor of anccdolo^ ol the Wasfalngtou aod White Honse Ufa of Gaueral JackKoa, never befure printed, will give variety to the pages of this voinma. Tho cloee oftha General'a Ufa—his relirenioa: lo the It.)ruii- tage—hi.s convorslou and theological htadics—bis lant elckaass and the coaversatloaa of blsdylag bed, and his paacefnl death—are related from tha testimony of eye- wltnnif'tes.
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FOR TIIE GENERAL ELECTION FOR 1860.
TN Pursuance of the duties impoaed by the Election Laws of the State of Pennsylvania, I, BENJAMIN F. EOWE. High SherifTof Lancaster couuty, do hereby publish aud give noUce to the qualified clU- zeoff. elactorit of the savaral Wards,Townships, Districts and Boronghs of the cltyaud conuty of Lanoastar, that a Geaeral ElacUoa wUl ba held on TDESPAY, tba dih day of OCTOBER next, 1660. at tfae several places hera- Inafter designated, to elect by ballot,
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lat District—Composad of the four Ward.i of Lancas- ter eity. The qualified votors of the Nortb East Ward will hold their election at the public house of Anthony Lochler, in East King (treet; those of tbo Nortb West Ward nt the public houso occupied by Ad^m Trout; thoaa of tho South Eitst Ward at Uio public liouHa occu¬ pied by Rupp & Wils'oi, iu East King street; tboseof tho South West Ward at tbe public house.of iUartba Urban.
2d Dwtrlct—Drnmoro township, nt the tho No.Spchool- houio iu tho village of Cliestnut (>eval.
'M District—Borongb of KliMbetbtown. at tbo public house now occupied by George Vf. Boyer, in tfae.Borougli of Elizabethtown.
4Ui DL-ilriet—l-;Brl townsbiii. at tho publi: ball In tho villat*o of New Ilolland, In said township,
5th Diairict—Elizaljcth towiwbip, at tbapublic housa now occupied hy Franklin £: Elias Bentz, lu Brlckorsvillo, in Slid township.
eth DiFtrlcl—Borough of Slrasbnrg, at tha puhllc housa now orcnpla<I by Uenry Boar, iu said borough.
Tth District—Rapho towni-hip, includiug the Itorouirh of Manbeim, at the public bouso occuplt^d by Mlcbae Whita. In saiil borouKb.
Stil Diiitricl—Salisbury townahip. at Ibo pnblic houFe now occupied by Joha Mason, Wbita Horao tavern, in said towusbip.
Oth District—Kast Cocnlico township, at tlio public house now occupied by Widcw Fulmer, inthe vUlagui^f ItODiitstnu-n, in stid totmsbip.
loth Dinlrict—beluz a part of the towcship of East Donegal, at the public echool hou.<!3 In the villasa of Maylown. in said towaship.
IUh District—Cieru'tFrou township, at the publie hniis'j now occupiad by John Myer.", iu the villaga uf. Chnrchtown. in said township.
I'Jth District—Martic township, at the house now oc¬ cupiad by George Robinaon, in ssid township.
3:ith Distrii t—Bart township, nt tha public house now Drrui>l>.>il by Kri win Garrelt, io said township.
14th Diatrict—Colerain township, at the pnblic houie new occupied bj-.TamesO.Ullderhan 1, in said   township. Ifllh District—Fultou township, at the public honsa nnw cccupbt'l bj Jo-^cph PhiUipa. in aaid township.
ICtb Distriel—vVarwick towupblp. at the public honsa now occuplod by Sainutil Lichtontlialer, in Uie villaga of LlUz.1n said tnwn^llip,
17tb Disli in—Composed oftho Borough of Marietta, and part of I--iM Uonegnl towosbip, at tba public Gchool hoiiHi* In till" Birough ot M.irietla. iniwid lownshlp.
IStb DHt I kt—Columbia Borongb, at ths Towu Il.ill. in said Iwrouph.
lOlb Distriit—!-adshury township, at llm pnblic lioaio now omupU'd l>y AbruliMu Koop. in naid townsbip.
20th Dldrict—L-acock township, nt tha p'lMic honse now occupii'd hy GeOr;;e Diller, In Siiid towoship.
Slf-r District—Breckiiork towutihip, at thepublic bonsa now occupied by Ifuiac MesactT. iu said towiipblp.
2:!fid District—Composi-d of parH of townsliips of Ra- plir>. M'lunt Jny nnd KaHt Uooegal, at tlitf public schoo] hou<-e In tha :torou;:h of Mouut Joy,
2-lrd Di-irlct—Bfind partof East IlampDfld towuahip. at tho putilic housa uow occupied by Jacob Swarr, iu the villaira nf IVti-rshurg. i» r.iM townsbip.
24Ui Dl.'-trict—West L^nipi^ter tftwu.-liip, al the public house now occupied by Henry ^lilltir, iu lho viliago of Laiiipetnr Siiuart', In said towuship,
¦ 2oth District—Conestnjja township, at the public houaa now (icruTii-d by John G. Preis. in cnld townsbip.
20111 Di.^lrict-ltt'iii;,' pirt of Manor township, at the uppor scho'd hbuda iu tbo Bjrou;;!! of Wa.-hi[jgtou, ia fiHiil townphip.
2itli Dia|ri.-t—Ephrata tnwnshiji, at tbe puhiic houso n-^w ccciipic'l by John W. GroHi. i:i ssid townsliip.
2.Sth District-Conoy towu.«hip, iit tho public .school liouJt? in the villHge of llninbrld^e. In said t"wni(Iiip.
2?th Di.':trict—Manhaim townshipj^tbo publii: house nniw occupied hy Chariea II. Kryderfin tho village of Ni'flVvitlo. ill Slill township. *¦- .
3uili Di.-firiut—lining psrt of Miiaor^township, at tho puidic housa now nccapied by George llorubergcr, in MUIiirptown. In ssld townehip.
ai«t Distrirt—West Karl township, at tbe public h-'iiiso nnw occupiiid by Grabill B. Foruey, in E-Hrlvillo, iu salt! to-wnsbip.
3Jd Diairict—West Ilcmnficlrt lownsbip, at thepublic
house now occupied by John Kc-ndig. iu said towusbip.
3;'d District—Str.isburir towuship, at the piitiUc house
nnw occupied by Jumes Currau, In the Borough of Strait-
bunr.
3ltli DihlHct—Being pirt r.f Mnnor township, common¬ ly pall».i In lianlown diBtrict. at tbe puhiic bouse of Bernard Sloattr, In sslil townsbip.
35th Diritrict—Wast Oiicilic" tnwnsbip, at tho public hnu':a now nrcupied by Jobn W. .MentZcr, In the villago of Shnenvck. in said tfWnship.
30lh Di>lrict—Eist t^rl township, at th" public bouse now occupied by Henrj" Yuudt, Hluo Bnll, in said towu- ship.
37th District—Paradi-in township, at tba puMii; homo nnw occupifd bv Jamas Frew, in said .townabip.
nSth Di-tri'-t-^BBing n part of l'..\^t Ilnnipfield town^ ship, at tho pnhllc nchool houte lu tbo villa^re of Ilemp¬ field. in said townsblp.
Ofltli DiFtrirt—Lwici.-itnr lownnbip,at the publin hou.ac now occiipii>d by Daniel Kartman, in f^ald town.ship.
40tb Di-ttrict—East Limpelcr lownsbipr at the public bou^'! now opcupicd by Uenry Keatagy. In wiiil township. 4lKt District—Little Uritain tiivru-fbip, at the huu.i'o (if Aaron Broiian k Co.
42d Dinlrict—Upper Leacock township, at the public house nf Michael Bender, In said township.
¦13d Distriet—Penn towuRhlp, A tbo jiublic housa of C. Ilarshay. In said township.
J4ib Dl.-ilrift—Borough of Adamstown, at the school linuflp ill Paid ln.rough.
4.5th Disilrict—Clay township, at tho hnuap of Georce W. RteiniUflz, (formorly John Erb.".) iu said tnwnshtj'. 4r>th Disirict—I'equea township, atthe publicliou:;u i>r Benjnmin Rnwe, in aald townabip.
4"tb District—Providence township, at the house oc¬ cupied by Mary sillier, in s;>id township.
4Sth Di.'itrict—Eden townsliip. at thu public liouse r-f Willinm J. lie."?, in said township.
4?lh District-Ilt'lnp that pjrt of Mount Joy townsblp heretofore included in thaSddli^trict, at I^ohmaa's scbool housR, in said township.
SOth District—Being cnniposnl of tbe township of West Doni-cal. herotnfore inclufleil in thu third district. At 1ti)tt'>> Si-hool Hou.cain Kiltl town.<^bi)).
Tba Geuaral Election polls, in all tbo Wards, Town- flliip.", IHstricts .Tlid Bonuichs nf tho county, are tobo opancd botwpf-n tha honra nf alt^bt and ten o^clock in tho forenoon, aud shall continna witbout interruption or ad- Imiriiinent until ntven o'clock in tho erenlng, wbioi all the polls aball bo clnswl.
Kvery parsou, excepting .TiisUccs of tho Puaco who shall bold any ofiilcc or appniitlin-!ut nf profit or tru->t under tbe Govornment nf the Unitetl Statca, nr nf tliw Slate, or of any Wty nr i»cor|>orul d tUstrict, whelber a commissioned olSceror otberwist*, a Fubonlinata nfllcfr or ngent. who is- or shall bo employed tinder tbe T^'glsla- tire. EserutiTB or Judiciary department nt tbo Stato or (be United States, or of any dty or incnr|*oraletl 'liEtricI, and -'•I.'w lhat at^ry .Mfiniber of Con^rfss. or of tbi* SMto I^fitislature, and of tbe frli^ct ami Commnu Councils of nny cily, or Commifsinner of any Incorpnralrd Diatriot, is,"by law. incapable of holding nr exercising al the namo tliiio Ibo cflice nr appoiuimeut of judiro, insiiiclor or clerk of ^ny eltrction of this Conim'.»i)U'v'*Itb, and no inspft'or, judge or other officer of any such <k'Ction ^llall ba eligible llit-rp In li(t voted fnr.
'fha Iiidpectyrs and Judse." of thn clectinns .shall m^et al Iho respiTtlve plir»r3 aoi>nliU>'d for bnldlng thp oloi> lion In tha dii'trict to which lh*.y r<'«F<-'.*tlv<;iy beloiif:. hijfore ninp o'clock In ihe morning, and eiili of siiid In¬ spectors ^llall appoint f.iie Clerk, wbo bball hea qualified voter of such district.
Ill caso the parfon who sb.tll havo receiveil tbe Sticoii'l higlifst niimhf-r of volft.-i for in.-ipector, .shall u'»t ntteml on tha 'l.ty of ;iny olectlnn. thi*n lba persim whn slinll h.ive reci-iveil tlm St'cond hi^bei^t minibcr of votes for juilgent tb" next prtrifling eb-rllnn shall act .i.s inspi»r- tor ill his D'ari'. And In casa tha person wbo shall havn roceirfd th*> highest numher of votes for insiwctttr sball oot att-n'l, the person eluded jud'jo shall appnjut au in- s-p-ctor in bis pLtce—aud in niso the pernoii eltcte*! a n'l>;-' shall not -ntlend, tben lho iinpi-it,ir wbo rocnivp.! tbo hlKhest numberof vol-'s shnil appoint .¦» jndge ia his p;«ce—or if nny vac;<»cyfl.'i3ll rotillniii^ hi (hi- ho.ird fi.r tlip snscH nf one hour after the time fixed by law f.ir lli.; npunini nf the elertion Ibi rinH'ifieii votuiaof tho town- siiipj ward or district f>;r which siK-b ofilcHrs shall have hofii elecli'd present at sncli fl.'di.'ui, fih:ill elect one of thi ir uumli^r to fill aucb vactitcy.
The Jiid^i'iJ aro to make Uieir returns for lh.> county of banciifller, at iho Grmrt IloiiSt*, in the City of LHuca.t It, on Friilav. lho Vitli d.iy of October. A. D.. ISl-n. :it 10 o'cloc'-i. A. M. BKVJ. F. llO^^i:, ShcritT.
SiiEnin's Ocncc, Lancaster, Aug., 2-j, ISCO.
PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEaE. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
Hinth. at, below liocust, Philadelphia.
THE Sessions of 1860-61 will com¬ meaco OCTOBER Bth, 1860. and cooUnne nnUl UAECU. Examinations ara condacted dally by the Membara of tba Faculty. Sacond-Cban>« SlndaatB ara furuisbad with the Hospital Ticket wiihout charge.— Fiva CUnlcs (inclnding Diseases of Women) ara bald at the Collogo every we-k.
FEES:—MatricalaUon, $.5; ona Fall Conrae, $10S; GradnaUon. 630.
S3"Applications on the beneficiary sfaonid be sant ba¬ fore tha beginning of the Session.
Address, LEWIS D. HARLOW, M. D., Dean.
fiept S ^^^ 21-41
SEND FOR A SPECIMEN NUMBER OF
BYKAM'S llLDSTBATED LADY'S NEWSPAPER.
THE ONLY LA D VS NE W.SPA PER P UBLISHED
IN THE UNITED STATES. £^Spociman aumberasant, post paid, on tha receipt of a three cant stamp.
J. H. BYKAM .t CO.,
112 .5oti«i Third Street,   PMlisdelpMii, Pennn. 8Bpt fi' SMI
TOWWSEITD & CO.,
(SOCCESaOBS   op   SAMITEL   lOVTSSEXD   &   SOX.)
No. 39   Soutk Second  St., above   Chestnut, PniLADELl'HIA,
IMPORTERS and DEALERS in Vol- vet, BruBsaln. Tapestrle-i, Three-ply, Ingrain aad VeoatlaB CARPBT:i: of tha baxt EagUsh and Americaa make: UaUlngn. OU Clotfas. &c., be. Sec.
jQS^Wa aoliclt an inspectioa of our assorimeot before parcbasing elsawhere. sapt 5-3m-41
KEW CKOP,
TIMOTHY,  CLOVER,  ORCHARD,
AND HERD   GRASS   SEEDS,
For nale by -ROGERS i GEST,
a'o.l33 MARKET Slreet, Pmitdslpbla.
SEED WHEAT forailoby
KOOEBB & GEST. aept/i-aMl Mo. 133 MARKET Slreet, PhU. J'a.
EBiCOVALI
YOU  will  ploase tako notice that I hare removed my place of boBinesa from Mo IS7 Sodth Foitrth Street, to my Manafaetory,
Nos.  Ill <&  118  Beiler St.,
bat. Lombard Sc Soatb and Froot & Second std.,
PHILADKLPHIA.
Tbankfnl for past favors I solicit a continuance of your ordera. As I have aulargad my fliannfactory so a<» to enable raa to have coustaatly on hand a Urge aisort¬ meut of well seasoned Soapa, all of tba beat qnality, and fraa from Fish Oil.
PALM. VARIEGATED,
WHITE, HONEY, CASTILE,
and alt klnda of TOILET SOAPH. CnEMICALOLlTESOAPS.of pure malarial; SETTLED, PALE and BROWN SOAPS, ENGLISH SAL. SODA, and PEARL STARCH constantly on faand ; SPERM,   ADAMANTINE, ond  TAL¬ LOW CANDLES of alUUes. J[3~Havlng adopted tfae cash system, I am enabled to offer my goods at the lowest prices.   Hopiag that you will call and examine both the goods and pricna before purcbailng elsawfaera,
I am very reapactfully,
F. CONWAX. aagl.ly.36 . PHILADELPHIA.
J.    W .    SCOTT,
(Late op the Firm op Winchestee & Scott,)
GENTLEMEN'S   FURNISHINO  STORE,
AKD
SHIRT 3IANUFACT0KT,
S14 Cltestnut St.. neathj oppotite the  Girard House FHILADSLPHIA,
JW. SCOTT would respectfaUy call « the attention ofbls fnrmer patrons aud freinds to hia naw atore. and is prapaied to dtl ordera for iillIRTS at short nnUca.   A perfect ht gnaraatead.
53"CocsTBT Tbads anpplied with F/NS SHIRTS and COLLAitS. act I2-Iy 4C
VITllIEIED TERRA COTTA
Garden Vases, Statuary, Tkumtains,
Biulding Ornaments,
anch as
BRACKETS.  CAPITALS, MODILLIONS, &c.
93*CheapBt than any other material. Finer De'<i<us thau any other materiiU. A large atock cuntiUatly ou hand.
Any design made to order by addressing the maun- faciurerri at tba Factory, LINK A BLACK,
Tth and Garmantown Rrjad. Office,   S.  A.   UAKRISON. July 18 Sm-34     1010 Chestnut street, Pbiiadelphia.
t.> :t4
FALL GOODS.
WE arc UOW prepared to oiler one of tbo largest alocks of Fai.t. Onoufi to ba found iu tho city. WEaVT2 BROS.
Pall De Laines and Casumeriw—New strles for Fall trado—now open. WENTZ BROS,
MERRisrACKS ASD CocHECO Print.s—Immense stock-be.iutiful btyles. WENTZ BKOS.
WniTE Brilliants—Only  (11
WENTZ BROS.
Black cents.
TRUSSESI BRACES!! SUPPORTERS !!I . C. H. NEEDLES,
S.W.COR. TWELFl'H AND R.ACB RTa., PHILAD'A.
Practical Adj nstor of Kuptura Trusdea aud
Mechanical Kemadlef,
HAS constautly ou luiud a large Stock of (lanulns French Trasses; aUo, a com plete ar»- sortmeut of lhe bost Americau, Including tbo c«lebralad White's Patont Lovor Trnss.belioved by the bestauthor- llloa to be Ruperior to any yet inventod. English and American Supporlsrn und BalU, Shoulder Bracea, Has- pauiiory Baadagej. Self Injecting SyrlugeH, adaptiid to hoth seiioK, iu neat portable cases, Frencfa Petmarit'i', Urinal Baga. &c.
Orders and lettere of enquiry, will maet prompt at. lenlion.   aug 21-ly-'i»
WALTER^. WHITEMAN;
SEALER is
FINE   GBO CERIES,
jV. vr. Cor. 17 &. ArcU Sts., Pliiladcliilila.
IMPORTER  OF
CROSS &  ELjICKWELL'S ENGLISU WUKLES AND SAUCES.
ParUcular att"ntlon paid to Selectiag
FINE TEAS  AND  COFFEES,
FOB ."AMILIES.
SDCARS  AMVAVS   AT   REFINER'S   PRICES.
Clioiee Wines, Uii\m& and Segars
OF TUE BEST BRANDS, ALWAYS ON UAND
may 9   __        ^     _ ly.'Jt
CAEDS!    CABDS!!    CAHDS !!!
PRINTERS'
SHEET AND CUT  CARDS
Ca;T AXI> CIIEAPE-T I.V TUE MAUKET
Cards for Mounting PhotographPictures
OP SUPERIOR QUALITV AND  AT LOW  PRICES.
Blue and 'White  aiul fine   ^Vlllte Paste
Uoardii, Stra-iv Boardtff &c.,
ON   UAND   AND   FOR  SALE   RV
A. n. €OIulAi%S,
TAPER AND CAilD WAKEUOUSE,
000 MINOR. ST...1?H1LADK1jPIIIA. ¦='¦
apriU Km-19
CHAS. F. Hinsfrpp,
118 NORTH FOURTH ST.
PillLADELFHIA, AT   THE   OLD   STAND Wbolesale aad Retail Mannfacturar of Port Monaaie.'i,     Cabas aad Par«8.-, DrPrtsing Ca»e», Moaey Balls,         RallcnleH. Cl^ar Cases,
Banker'a Casiw,    I,eatbar Ba :a, Writing Desks,
Pocket Books,      Port Folioa, Bill Bookn. &c.
sepl 21    I7.43
For Sali: '\\''iiOLK.'SAr.,K .vnd Kktail,
ROHRER & DAVIS'
PATENT    WASUlNa   iMACHINE.
its   use a great suvtug is uude iu
    time, woar and tear of clothes.   A woak'rt wash
ofanordinaryaizad family can be doao before brnak- fast. Iti^ioqual lu capacity to four ahlabodied womaa. and a leaving ofat \0'i-*l SD per cunt. Unndra-isHre now lu ui^a, and tho demand conlinuci*. Call uad examine for yoarnelves.   For ealo hv
PI.O\VM:ASr"& M'BHIDB,
:i7 STRAWUERRY STREET,  PHILADELPHIA.
[r3"-*U par-onf are caatloned ag.-iiaMt lafringiag npon
ibn patriot in Panna., a4 the law wilt ba  rigidly toifor-
cr)d.   County rights for fialc. m*y ao-Sm-tn
QUICK SALES I SMALL PROFITSI
H. E. HALLOWELL & SON, BOYS-     C I-, O T II I X Cr
AT irilOLEPALB ASD nF.TAIL, XO. .-SSt MAllKJKT STItKET, PIULA.
(JO.UPi.Ii;TE ASSUUT-MENT Oi^'
 10Y.S' AND MENS' CLOTUINO CONSTANTLV
i)S  HAND. _ ap£4-ly-ig
^ ir^HIi^AOKlJinaA
^WATCII & JEWELRY STOKE. O. CONRAD, Former Occupant,
148    NORTII   SKCOND   STUEKT,
CORNER OE QUARRY STREET.
HE undei-sigued has leased the hbove
preml-e-". whera h(» will k.o>p a large atsurtmaui. ot. GOLD ANO irlLVEK WATCHED, of American. Engliih and .Swijs Jlannf^cturo of the moat celebratad maker,!, in addition to which, will bn found alway.-* oa baad aud made to order, an oxiaaslvj v irlaiy of .lew- elry.hilver. and cllvar Plated Waro, tog'-lh-r witha g<>uaral aHsortment of sach goodii as ara u.m:illy kapt In a tlrot clais Watch aad Jowelry Storo,
The patrons of 0. Conrad, an.l tboi^o of the subscrib'^r, together wltb the public caaoraily, ara lovttad to call, whoro thny will recolvt^a KOod articio for their money. Art 1 am daterminnd to do r>trictly a caali haT.iu,Mn, goods will behulj very low. '* Small Profits and Quick Sales," la the motto of the Eatablishueiit.
IjiilWIS  R. BHOOMAIiIj,
(PORHECLY 0. Co.NMtAU,) No.  U3  North   Sccoiid  Street,    Co.ner   of Quarry-
B^ln
A  C(
J\.MO
SO.
rpi; -S-^i
Hex asd Boy's ¦We.vb.—Cloths, Cissimeras,
CartBluetlf, JgaoH, .6tf.,aTtfrylTariaty.   WE-N"TZ BROS.
Black Sitss—Best gooda for the money to
befjUDd. Oae Dallhr miks can't Ik bpat. liead Qaar- laraforillki. WEMTZ BRUS.
Flassels—Oar Fall stock now open—Red,
T.lloirand White—Uigli Colored Sacll,FIaanel8—Grey FlaaoelH.
Boantirar all Woo] aod UdIoq Flalda—Dreas Oooda and SbawlH. Theee deparimanu, at OHQal. fall aad complete. WESTZ BROS.
eept .^.tMl  Coraer Eaat King and Centre r^iinare.
Iieather Store.
THE SUBSCiUBERS, having moved into tbelr new store fronUag on Norlh Prince street between Chestnut aud Walunt sireeia.near the Railroad, west of tha Paasnngor Depot, they ara now fully prepared to supply all customara wltfa Leather, Belting, Hose, Morocco bklna, Shoe Findings, Lasts, Oil, Ac., of tha best qni^itlaa, and ou tf>rma to suit the times will make a liberal dednction on sales for cash. AU orders promptly atlnnded to
ThaycouUoae lo parcbasa Tildas and Skia^, alio Leather la the rough.
lan 72-lv-fl IvONIOXTACHER A   BAUSfAN.
"    TO FARMERS. S U P E It 1 O K. J-*,!. O W S .
WILL lit ail tuned be kept for sale at GEOROE MAVEP.'S HARDWARE ANDIRON STOKE, KO. 2> (Easl side) NOltTH QUEEN-street.
Improved S elf-Sharp emng Eagle Plows,
Superior to anything now In use,—either left or rigfat banded, for one, two and for tbree horses. Sama for ploughing hlll-eidea. Do. finfasoll Plows for deep plungb- Ing. Bo. Double Shear idlchlgan Plowa for same pur¬ pose and swampy lands. Also, the Moold Boarda.Land ^Idea, Shears, &c., iic, separata from the plows. AU at Manafactttrers* WholasBle pricea.
OEOHOK MATEE,
22 NOETH QURBK St., opposUa J. Miohael't Hotel.
narsa tf-18
PHILADELPHIA. June G ly-2S
FIVE l^ER CENT S^VVINgI'UNJX
THE l^BN'NSYl.,VANIA
iSafety Fund and Depo.sit Company,
OF   PUILADELPUIA,
Ji. £. cor. or Fiftli autl Waluut strcuta.
CAPITAL  5250,000 .
MONEY received in any sum, larfrc or small, Inteiei*t paid from the day of dapoalt. Uitica open daUv from 9 to 4 o'clock. Dapoaits paid back on domand. iinrried women and minora candep-ioii, and draw tha same in lbelr owu names.
INTEREST FIVEPER CENT,
For tUa coavontenco of Marchants and othors, checka can be uiiei as la Bauka.
Chartered Capital.
This lastitnlloD inveals ita mouey onlr la Real Es¬ Ute, Boads and aortgage.i, Oroand ranU aod U. H. Secnrtttea, as por charier, giving Ifae most perfect secu¬ rity tl) Depositors. JC3~Sharea$100. Payable $1 per waek,or Inadvanca. S3"Each sharo eaUUoa the holder t" n loan of $luuo, OS aoprovad seearity.
SPENCER SH0E5IAKER, Preaident. S.   A. PEARSON, Caabier. N. E. Cor. of Fifth and Walnvt streets. aug 8 6m-37
Advice—BothSeasonable&Reasonahle.
IF you are a   "Tenant"  and would avoid large rcTitr get yoar Clolhas at STOKES*. Ifa" Clergyman "and would BalactaiW3/(ri/HT0KE3. If an " luvalld " and snbject to bad Jis try tSTOKES'. FinaUy, to cover up the whole maUer (wllh an Orer- coat) go Bang-vp against tbe *¦ ContlnantAl Hotel," Piiil- Bdfllphta and laquira for CUAHL5S STOKES' *'0-VE PRICE" CLOTHiWG STOBB, and yoa wUl ba icholly suitea. jy 18 tf-34