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is run ms ed
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- II
DANIEL M'LAUGIILIX.
.y5- 00 Vr In atTun-si: Jl Co for lt
.. . Kfi' c t.'t '" atith.
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j,j-i)rri' () rom .m Ratk H JK-.-a
RATES OF ADVERTISING
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DANIEL M'LAUGHLIN,
ATf-'liSKY ASH COrXStttOR AT tAW-
Xtlr
11 I -i;!nos entrusted to Lis euro will to
atteuleJ to with promptae and dispatch.
Particular attention will bo paid to the Colloc
,ou of claims; am! to Real Estate matters.
0. C. TaiAUWAY.
Jon.s ri BniBB
TREADWAY & CURRIER,
Attorney) at Lute,
FIi'lX CITlf,
IOWA
t Till Rttend to all leg-il busiincfts intrustej
V to their cure, iu western Iowa and ext
ern Nebraska.
Not. 7. 'o'J. Cm
TX T. P.EAI.L.
Cioik I'. S. Ditt. Cnuit.
I". A. Ati.s.t.
N'ot'.ry rublic.
KEALL & ALLEN1,
. ''firi'j'j at Law, a:) i litul Esiiilf A;:nti
'7UAi jay t.isee on all Lund in t!i" ('";'
tii of Washinjrtnn, Burt, Dakota nd
Wion, N, T ; free of clinrjre upon the receipt
nf money for the fume. Oliioe on Main street
IV Soto: Nebraia.
JrS-AI I letters of inquiry promptly anawer
cl. KSFL'REXCES:
lien E. Wakely, Judge 3rd Dibtrict, Nebras
ka De Ho to, N. T.
Hon. K. Estabrnok, O'naha, N. T.
tleo. Doughty, Couucil liluffi, Iowa.
l!"n. J). ii.Chspman; Elyria, llhio.
Hon Levi Ilubbell, Milwaukee, Wi. 17 ly
MARTIN H, DEYER,
riumltr and Gat-Fitter.
). 19. T. rinill.m fcTRKl.T, ft. turiS, Mi)
t"ill promptly Attend to all bui-ir,e-s in !,..
line, iind nil work executed wiMi n ,(
1,.1-s no, I tli-pHtch. Will give ppec in! -r t.-u 1 1. ti
'" ""y "'" that may he rutrutcd tu hi.-c-.u-i
n l nnii-Ii,eiin i runted.
a(fs )onsf,
DAKOTA CITV.
J" v- "A'OX Proprietor.
Thm rmmod(1( Hnunt h now been or,' nrJ irr
tb.n ,!, y.r. 1b l'rej rl..tor dill nlml lauikw:. il
A FUlT CLASS HOTEL,
"hl'e. la -"n-i,.-T-,iion of D, r...hictiji r.f rr.,Ju.-.
"'' "'I'"" 1,1 '! WV,t.-rul-ountry be Ln r.luc.:
" '"-ritni'tv: "nd h-r. fir Lin .rier for
lKi.ramidl,inin1 , ,tm- win b cboauer tUsn m-J
Jlrtt Um H,i(..i t, T,.fit,,ry.
Kcry Htlniti,,!, will l ,,, t'i tln comfnit tiel
eDTir.l"ni-. f tUe i-mtuineri of this II'iuhh.
lakotCily Auswi la, 'bi ;. r. MAfOH
' 1. ----- - riai.io Lasdinij.
ifot City, Iowa.
JOHN HAGV, PROPRIETOR,
THE Proprietor lakes jdea-itre in iiniioiino j
ing to the public that he now has a houi-e in j
wiiloli he can aeO'iln inn dnie tiieili, in km Jond '
t.ile a can he found on tho Missouri Slope. !
My s'rict attention to the wants of guest-!, I,,, i
hope to merit and recsiye a liberal share
of patronage. I
Nov. 7. lHfjQ tf
HERXDOX HOUSE,
Orrt'r cf JUmfiam and A'hith tftrtrt,
OMAHA C ITY, N. T.
RICHARDSON JUD30N.
ri'.LU'KiEroHS.
General Stage and Livery OEice.
si't s. me.
xtw boot a suoe. nuor.
SIOUX CITY -
IOWA.
The undersigned, late of the firm of Krum
I tnau ft HchaiWe, is carrying on the business
on his own account, in the bnildmg on Fefrl
ttreet, just below the nioux City ILmse. He
u now carrying on the Root and .Shoe bu-d-rieas
in all its branches Work warranted to
be done in as good style and on as reas mable
terms as at any other shop. A call from old
oustomers is respectfully solicited.
Repairing neatly done.
v , ,rn JOHN SCIIAIRLE.
Not. 7. 189. tf
SIOUX KITY,
JOOT AXD iSVif; STOUi:.
RV
SAMUEL KRUMMANrf.
Phe undersigned has removed his e-t'.tlish-1
ment to hie new building, ou Feari i..,-i,
'ew doors west cf Tootle'a at ore, ulint- !,
a now prei;i:el with a lurge and aupirior
tock of leather, eto .," etc., to ciecute all
ork in his line, in a superior style cf the
ft- Employing ii,ue but the bet of virk--en.
and giving his personal ntt-ut;ou to Il o
"nei's, he ean snf. ly B.irriint u'.l h: eoik.
H airing diie on short uotu
PA.MIEL KRI'MIIANN.
Nov. 7. U",1.
VOL. 2.
GllI.AT EXn i KM1..N ;
I -VI DAKOTA CIT1 ,
CuH by tho crening nf a LAUOE n nd
STLENP1D MOCK of
Dry G.io'l",
riotlilnfr, Orr.efr
i"H, llooti urn! flioc,
Quectswur,", ic., So., io.,
AT THE
PIONEKFl 5T0RC
ZIEfiLKR & EGKHART.
8 our S'nclc of OoihIh is now onn rhJ
ready for the TRADE, we rcpertfuliy
call the afti i.flon of the cit'jeng of Dakntn
nuj uitjoinii f; oountifS' to our fplcnJid
FALL AND WINTER
STOCK ok GOODS
Tvbich have been pekvted with preat car,
cspcoially for this country, mid will be tu'd
' CHFAI'KR, THAN THE rnKArJ.?T"
We nro l.onn-I not to be uiider.-o) i ,
neighbors. W at-k our old Cufliiuiei .'
he I'ublio generilly, to call and examine l r
thempelves and bo convinced of the ain-n-facts.
OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF
Dry GociK Prcn Goods Mualiiia Merchd ',!
unbleached, Deluinea. 0-)-ht,.-re-. f j a.
Lincey, Trir'.? of nil kin I. V t (;-'
Irish Limiens, TiVlc I '!..t s.c hi-':. . Sv
Ladies filmwls of all eiri.-. 1 i...b .!.
Jeans, Tv.cmN. I1' '.:;. V :r ' 1
r lor-. Vv'.im.-n 1 f'i" -".V .' "' " .
II ;fT i!, . :, j -, - i ;. . ,
f' l-i;t! V ',!- I l.l! ! I" .
AlrO o iaf.e S I '. ' K i 1 I '. ' 0. '
OvCrCOlllS, Uooi'.'l e.-:., . V- i ' ':
I'uderi-hirts, Drawer- & , rV V
id Stock of CoHtnme rr,a le i:oitP . ' ' ..
for Men, Woman mid Children. We no' miK
in this line to fit the ernallett fin well as the
larrent Foot,
Alr-o H its and C:ip of all Sorts nnd S'zes,
nnd a heavy stock of Grecorie, in which will
be found the following udticles :
Pcear,
Coffee,
Molasfi',
Svrup,
Rice,
Dried Fruit,
("ai.ned IVahes,
Hottl d F. nit,
'l'i ns of i'l kin la.
Tobacco, iinoUir
and etn e-n:,r,
N'Jts,
FpiePB,
Cloves.
(jmiMUion.
Ginger,
Soap of all k'tu J,
8aU.
Flour,
Rope,
S..."li,
G'.afa,
n..,
k3 , 4.
.11.
iAs
!
( y -i ii i ... I e -. : 1 hu:i -' i t.uies, at
-,-r- l.,tv fi-i e-, t wo i,-.' d-iio; a etrict
CAS'l ohsiob.-s, nipl can alford to sell at
s.nail profit-. We will also take in exchange
for Goods
Corn,
O-itB,
Leans,
I'otatoe J,
Duller,
S.o , & ..
Give us u ca'l and be coax need that Da
l:ota City .i t lie pbico to
LAY IX YOUR UOOIIS.
ZIKCLER .j- ECKHART.
Dakota City Oot. 22. 8oU.
FEW MORE SACKS OF THE VERY
i best br.iu l of Flour at the cxtrcaily low
price of :J3 60 per H iok, by
KIEGLER k ECKHART.
DAKOTA CITY POTTERY.
A IESSRS ZIEGLER& ECKHART, of tho
JAL Dakota (lily pottery, take the present
opportunity of saying to the Merchants nd
the public geuer illy, that tuey will continue
in the business as heretofore, and having in
creasud their facilities are able to manufac
ture a larger amount of stone-ware nnd of
tho best quality. Returning thanks for the
liberal patrouage bestowed upon the old firm
they respecttullv solicit a continuance of the
same, and they t?:U endeavor to retain it by
prompt eieouiiou of ihoir orders, to whicli
they will carefully attend at all times. Give
them a call.
Dakota City, N. T., Nov. 7. 1800 tf.
II. P. BOO'iF, I. H'l'SIk-,
St. IjOuU, Mil x ,
IXTERESmii I'Ai,i.
FOR Tilt I'EOl'LE
II. I. llfKX.K & CO., I'KAKLBTllKET,
Sioux Ci'y, ioiu.
SELL
GROCRIFS AND I'ROVLSI-IN -
CAKAfKIt T i. IS A .MY nil' Kit HOl'SK
ossii.r ax!:
H. D. BOOGE &. CO.
I I avo Dm lrK l HTiiCK nriirorariiw ud I'rovUlulit
O'xu.J In fcioui City.
H. D. BOOGE Si CO.
y Till eootimie to nirp'.v he CAS II 1, 11'
l-.ItH, 1, o'.n-alo aii l retail, a' i in- i usu
ally low prices.
M'hx wind- conn ry i aroil-eil. i
1 e l ,i iis REST intor-sts s.l
and awaken
di rmined
lo bo.v Us Orooerlrs .,J prcv.ni, ns of I) D
FfiOT, C'
T
1 Vh nocn U Tm IT
DAKOTA CITY, Is OR ASK A, SAYl'l.W :iu,t. :, mjV
tuk liOiiLAH hkai.kr
ro i
ouu.
N E W X01U M EX EW T V l' i1,.
For twenty yours ths Clftolin ' ' ,
rr him been owiipiI Brnl cintr ii'
nil Kilited by the snine ind;Ti i. i. ' ,
ticvpr missed a rdbliontiun Day Km- v--t-t,'.it l
a Democratic Ticket It ) t o .. . ,
sinjrle-liaudeil aeainnt a" i ' ci. nn'.l it
has gained a National (Jir.-.U-i ir,! i
tlonal Reputat'on From M i'i, o I Hifotnirt
tho I'luin Dealer t known itml read, tmd it
never was in so roq,! h condition pecuninrily
or in better pluck politically, t flulit the bat
tles of Democracy tmn now. Fur the coni
inpycar it will b p irtioolarly dete. to
POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY AND
THE PRESIDENCY !
' ha1 ,"'
TOCt ' L t l'l
as e
instituti.il
ci Ttinun to do -o i
"th wni ' ; "fl
ail Lee 'ii. ;
;' iJC i ... -. 'J
,i 'oiri it,
-Hi-
dared tn ad
r Verritory
I '' '' 1 f ilul.H'ifio
i r " h-oI i t i'l
' i I, in ii 'in i h'ir'ty
1 'H " A t iio.1t
, .S ave ( oi -. mi I
i' '. ' ' lir. I'.iuer
U wvnii.l .iel'ui;-.vitr :n ti iiiiib, hen.'e-
ior'o tort . 1 1
f u, . -ii ' coi-.e all ! This rock n!inll (ly
, From ita firm base a foou as I I"
Ileiiiiien tbe ( uirtnt Koh of the Day, the
Plain Dealer wi" err.tain in each Min.btr a
j TALK, Currem on bn 'e fr on n h ist of Coatri
! butois. and Telerapina deports frcn all p,trt4
i of tiio Wi rid.
li e foniiii.'rri'd DepavtineLit i',l lir under
I'm.' ,'.i.,r,:,- i i .1 I'e, . Lire Ks.-j , Vi
; i,, :-, ;,.., i f l.e io.e of fie K-t Market
Reportorw in l p, c mnlry.
I 'm L'.c.ii Di'le.l'fiiont h ill be pi e i'.O' 1 ovsr
I ., :i- ,t i-;,itl.:'l a.id 1 n ; I t r prveku.g fru
lr i" W ! 1 I , wii'-o Letlel'". J i-L",
' i I'. - .: 'i Q ii li:ii'". i.rp I'.'-ifC vto:t'u ipe
pn -e , f the ii'ipi r In abort, we aie prepared
, iu in -i.c-111. w'.ie of the
,i A TEST A N DC HEAP EST FAM
i I L Y NEWSPAPER IN
THE WEST.
TERMS.
Single Subscribers, per year $1 dO
" for Six months, 1 00
Clubs of ten, per year, 10 00
All over ten copies to one Tost Offion 1 00
To each getter np of a Club, one Copy Ex
tra. fi-ai"" rOST MASTERS are renosted to act
an Agents.
THE GLOBE
-n. I
I shall publish the Daily Globe, and the
Congressional Globe, and Appendix during
ti e next BuBtiion of Congress. The Daily
Globe, will contain a report of the del .mtes in
both branuhes of Congress, as taken d, w e !, ,
reporter, equal at least, to any oorps of s-ioit
hand writers in this or any other country. -When
the debetn oi a day do ti t in a
moro than forty-fivo columns, they shall i-p-pear
in the Lhiily Globe of the nejt rr.orniiig.
which will contain, also, the news ul" iLe ,!ai,
together with such editorial artic'i.t ai nj -.y
be suggested by fusing eve ts.
The Congressional Glotn nul Ai pen-iix.
will contain a :rt if ! the deba's in
Congress, revised l y tho sponker-i, th M s
sages of the Fre-i !":; of the United rf -,tr.-,
tho Annual ReporS of the Heads of the 1'x i:
utivc Department', i!. II: jn.i 'sol' (' i.m.tii e
of OongrcBS on imp- : ln.-t so' j. ,Js f peuerhl
in'ercsts, tho Laws ) . ! dumg toe ses-iuii,
and copious iud . ' h i i ul1. Tiie.-e tviU bo
criuted on a douoio r v.! sL x-t. in i.u-ik f- rw
i royal quarto aixe, each uii-nl-r r-.m: ini ig "i.x
i teen pages, averagtu - S'Ji wi-r-is ;o-r p",g'-.
I Tho whole will make bet ween 1,7ml and 2,W)0
j pagos. It is believed that uo book lias ever
been published at so low a rale. Last year (
i advertised in the Daily Globe for six months,
i and in about one hundred other newspapers,
'. in the United States, a reward of $215, to be
; paid to any person who wouid produce a bor'i
publisher at so low a rate, ana none was pro
duced. The large number of copies suhseri'i
ed for by Congress eual'lts me to allotd the
debate to subscribers no cheap
I The Congres.jionl Gh'l'e and Appeudix pass
free ihruunii the iruus oi tne United r-ti'.ies,
as will be seu l.y rending the tollowing J,iut
Resolution pHscr.u by Congress the 'ih of Au
gust 1852:
Joitli Rzl'.-l-.'Mon prr.l idim forth? rf:-fr!'f'l
of tht Laws tf Cuayreu and the Jhb.i'.et
lUercuH I
With a view to th- e
Laws of Cr ::pfN. , itn-.t
in-', 'v I'" ' r : . i ' interp.
eap cireulalion of the
i ne Jetittva ee-iitril-u'
.-iiiVon ui-reof. aud to
I ,
I
mi. . i .- ..R'l eon-lil'. c:.T i.o.ii.: , .
Re it rut oi ! I v i :, 3i i.ale ai.-i liou-eof
Reprcseutalivi-.- e.'l 'ie United States of Ann r-
iea i'l Congress a-seiobl-d, Tha' from au I a!'-
ter t pre-ent set-ion of Congress, the i ,,u
i.r 18' ii ii xi (J.ui e an 1 Appentba, which contain j
... ..mi- l,-e Il-Ulc- U.ereou, sh'-ll pass j
; .I - -o long H9 the -HUM!
... - ; . - -I
'ucoii'tiue'l I
1 ih- Di. yl
I
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to aut..oi,.s tii
Globe, free tl '
Appro red, A,.-;,
C.I"U.l!
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hi, (,i'l
I Ho'.
LRMd;
'lis
Daily Globe 4 months j
00 i
Eo a " .v lor a less time (per mouth)
F ra copy of me Congressional Gloho
ami Al'inti'lix dcritii; Hie session.
1
4)y
i
3 00
I.ankio'.es cunini iu the si'i tion of the
country where a subscriber re-i les will be re
ceived i,t par. Tho whole or any part of a
uii h-uri lion may I o r' niittei in p ist ige
ktaiiips, whicli are preferable lo any curien -y
m-epi g' ! l und silver. Where Rank notes
i n 1 : "irj not be piocurcd I will send two
0 ilnffl fot 0
A paper will not be sett unless the money
accompanies the order for it.
I can not utiord to exchange with all the
newspapers that desire the Globe, but I will
send ibo Daily Globe daring the session to all
who fctiall punil-u inn prospectus inree nines
t tfr th first Mondsy In mil Primlxr.
H E E A
irWM ?tr -i a
r,r:z: ::;Viuf:;;:rs:-T:
. t '.i
t'i it. The Vile renin, mil i
i , , i i.iei','1 tvi- 1, n 1
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, . i hi I'lci iii'or, to iiiNiiro
. nr l!. ii it'i- (idverti....!.! nhnirfl. '
JOHN 0. IllVKM
v s ;.;,,i, n, (VtoiitT, ir.:t.
1
rnoro al.
nr BATAnn iavi.or,
The violet loves a sunny bank,
The ci wtolp loves the le;
The scarlet creej or bnes tha tin),
Rut I love ihee
The sun-hiiio kl-ses mount and "ale.
The starn they kus tt.e sea ;
The west wind ) kini tho clover blocai,
Rut I ki thou.
The orlolo wola his mottled tnuto,
Tli3 lily-- bride o' Ike bee;
Heaven' inarriage ring IsrounJ the
Shall I wed thoe? earth,
TUB L.ATK8 T PAROUV
THI PaMTEB'S CONAoLATtlllt
Tsll mo, v" gsoiln winds
Thuti i.-.it my pathway play,
1 there no place on earth
Where printers g 't their pay ?
The whirp'ring breeze went by
With accent filled with woe;
A voice borne on the sorr'witi; air,
la eiuluoss answered " No."
Tell me, ye C wlng streams
That smoothly glide along,
Is there no cherished place
W'lioro printers ui.ct id wrong f
The geiii'u brook replie 1
lo m inners s ft and low
And winding ou its ver la'it way,
It weekly iinswi red '"No."
Tel! in o, yn m" ky eli ids,
N w n.iiog in t'u- we-t.
Is there op' ii ili" gbihe,
One sp-.t by printer.! b!s.:t ?
The !li -Inn c'on l-i outi-poke,
"'nil on ni.ligii-iiil gii-w
A voice that Gil d the earth with awe,
In thunder, answered "Na."
I i m ', hir hearted man,
Vi iliiholdmg day by day,
N ili- ro no honor in thy breiiBt,
'l he pr.nti rs bil to pay T
UnaiiHw'ruig tui on he round
II, m plaiu his actions show
An uit- red oath-capped is heard,
Hi- iiotioua answered ''No"
'! , n. e thou gentle nymph
P. hn lile-se-t life's hours through
I- ii,, re no niered shrine
here printers get their due ?
A mantling blush her chock sufl'ujed,
lii tenfold gruco impart ;
soli ri-ionsivo sitrh replied
T - f" i ,d iii woniaii's heart. "
T-11 me aiigello hosts,
Ve ms'seiigeri uf lovu,
Shall sufi 'ring printer's bine below
llive no redress above?
The Ati;'el bands replied
' To us is knowledge given
l,:liii'iients ou tho printer's book .
Can never enier heaven."
TJIK AMOOtl RIVKIt AMKKIOAfJ
ITXTKHI'IUSKH IM Ul'HRIAW
ASIA.
L ite arrivals bring iu teiesting intelligence
from the Amour River. The Russian Govern
ment i prepaiing to construct a !rire
fortress nfc.r SicolaeMs, r. town of ihran
thousand inhabitanti inclii'iing soldiers,
irnveruuietit olh-ers, convicts end foreigners.
This ! '- i' the eastern en'ranoe to the
Cus i-,n Asiatic pos-essions, nu I is of great
importance in a naval and military poiut of
vi w m well as a centre of eamtnercial enter
prises At this town the g.ivernnieut has
erected a large macliino shep and found
ry, tha works for which, of every kind, were
...,!... i T'l,iU,li.li,biii ii a cost of over fcdO'I
(m- Th.-ro aie now at this place .iil) tuns of
American made uiu-. hiueiy lao do I euJ un ier
covsr, awaiting Ilia const' o, tiou of the build
iugs, ou which great nu nbees of Ku.o-ian lab
orers are empl-'jed. Tho greale-t favor is
shown to Ameiioaiis, li in enterprise is e-:-
. 1 .... I l... C't .....r .,,..lt;,,n in ll,
oourageu, aii'i x.i -.-,
piace requiring inechaiiioal akill such as ma
chiniats, eng oeers, -i3.
Among the resi louts there, I eprestuting
leading ooiiiiiisicisl h"U-is in the L'uited
State., are Mr. P. A. lUd, Jr , of tho wi 1,
'mown house of Henry A. l'ier ju, in Uistoii j
Mr. II. fi O Cl;e, p. aent of Mr. ll .ard
man, of India wharf, U nion; Mr. Hurling ami
others.
The entire ( ivsrorneut r'k, i nginoer'.ng,
construction of bud lings, m louin'-ry. vev:U
t., eto., is under ihe aupervmou of Mr. John
H. Brr, formerly an engineer in tha employ
of the P M S rj Co , in 1'I.Ua Udphia. Mr.
i nrri
i
J):
:) I
list r Imvuii; re-i led in Lo v i4 tV. i-c j ear- in
an official position has b "' n cut'. lied t-. w.sr
t' -e Imperial uiiliisrj- iinif.niu, nod is xclel
with the full dignities snlhou n's b'-loi gi 'g
to bis Ust'. II.
M-. limt'i' rm In- r. l-' i u ,i 1 ini i-
tw-t ! 1: s K . ' . , I; ootin t K-'X i nev'teh
W.. I-at tupi eins ; loiiiosnd o' es E i-t.-ru Sih
tl. Tiio tlovtri.or, however riti.uli l.i
frii-n .hip to r.U Amu ic an , as far - pa-Mid
a, whatever enleiiii-e t'.nyinuy 1-. ive i.i
liati-1.
A tinsll light draught steamer, ram el nfti-r
tha Governor, has lecently been Unucha I at
Nicolnsfsk by a company of American w-lvcu
turers, who have tomired b privilege '
navigating the Amoor river. II r 1 i . I
water is s'.teh as to permit her easily tei l i -i
a point two thnuand niles above Nio-ilm-i. 'm.
ftor owners, together with the nicrcniitile
ho diss already mentioned us located there,
look for war I to eventually supplying ad
Miheria with lunh imported goods m way ha
required from America.
Three Ancriean built steamers belonging to
th Russian 0 ivortunont, the A uei iea, iran-
and Manjoor had j ist left the Amour rivrr
f.,p th int.l nf Jannti. 1
Th Uanjoor and Japanese, ona built In
Now York nnd the othor in Rottou, weie
lot Jed with meohanlcnl implements, niachiuery
and general Industrial materials, and other
argoea wti e expected from Europe. Regular
communication if maintained across Sibvr.a
between thtAmior oouutryand St. reters
burg, via the grtat lakelliakal. The Govern
ment loses sight of nothing that shall tend to
strengthen their pawer on the confines of
Asia, whenco they intend hi future times to
extcad their doininious over tho ChluouQ
frontier. This desire leaJs them to enoouraga
entigration of A unricsn mechanics, and to
tasict our o oiintiyiuen whenever practica
ble Thus w-i hps that Amerioan energy and
Ainenotti enterprise roaohei and beuefita tha
uttermost parts of lU eaitli.
I.OVE A WII'F. U 11 V LIS AAVIKli.
1 wi-h rvery ho 'hand would copy into his
nieiiior.itiduiii book this sentence, from a re
cently published work :
" M'oi.Kn miiiir bt cotittititted i cry djferrnCy
frmn men. Jl word taii, a line written, and v t
art hjj'py ; imittcJ, ourht'irtt ache ai if fur a
grrct miifcrtuuf. Men cannot feel it, or yuiui
al it; tf they did, thf mnrtcarelcti of them would
tf tlvu to wound u.i to."
Tho grave hides many a heart which lias
beon stung to death, because ono who might
after all, have loved it after a certain cureless
fashion, was deaf, dumb and blind to tha truth
in the ncntenoo we have just quot d, or t not
was at least restive and impatient with regard
to it. M my men, marrying lata in life, being
acoustomed only to taka oare of themt!et, and
that in the most erratlo, rambling, cxolting
fashion, eating driukiug, bleeping and walk
ing whenever and wherever their fauoy, or
good cheer and nmasemcnt, questionable or
uuqueutionablo, prompted ; coma at last, when
they get tired uf this, with their selfish habits
fixed as fate, to matrimony. For a while it
is a novelty, btiortly, It is Strang aa lia
soino thin always being obliged to consider
the comfort aud happiness of another. To
have something hanging on the arm, which
u.i-.il t; awing froo, or at most, hut twirl a
came. Then they think their duty dona if
they provide food and clothing, and refrain
(possibly) from liarsn worls. Ah is it?
Listen to that aign as you close tho door
Watch Ibo gradual fading of the yo, and
paling f the cheek, not from ao she should
he yet young but gnawing pain at the heart,
burn of tha settled conviction that the great
hungry craving of her soul, as far aa yon are
concerned, must go forward unsatisfied. God
help euch wives, and ktep them from attempt
ing to blake their souls' thirst at poisouei
fountains.
Think you, her husbanl how little a kin d
word, a binile, a caress to vou, how much lu
her
Ifyou call theso thiugl "childish" and
"beneath your no'.ics," then you should never
b uve married. T'horo are men who bhould
remain forever aiupde. You are cue. You
have uo right in require of a woman her haulih
strength, timu aud devotion, to mock h r with
th.s shadowy unsaih-fvli-g let-.ra. A new
buuuet, a die a, a sutwl, a w aic.h, uoj -lli.tiij,
noiythiug but what a true worn m a heuri
mo.il -jiavui sympathy, appreciuliou, luvo.
She iu:.y ba rich in everything vine ; butil'she
be poor in thene, and is a good woman, Lo
had bettor din.
There are hard unloving, culd tnon -trojiii is
of wou.en, (rjiu exception,) who ueithei- ie
'pure love, nor kuj how to give it We. a. o
not s u iking uf these. That big heurled, b,v
ing, noble men have o '.cai'.oually beeu throu
away upon such, does lot disprovo wio.t wo
have beeu Baying. Rut evtn a man thus e.tu
ated has greatly the advantage of u Woinau
in a similar position, bocause over the
needle a woman may think hmaelfiuio un
Iii -aiiB Asylum, winle the active out d mr
t n r nun I f t iisin.'rs I to is at U ant a S"i.ir in nig
of i pr.i v tq him.
Lj you a,k no. Aio tnere no happy
wives T God be pi aisrd, yes aud )' lorious love,
bla bushanus, too. who kuow how to treat a
wouiao, nil 1 would have bur neither foul nor
dru ige A io i't e.oiy Wi!j would be a good
aud a happy w,f ', wei e sue only loved enough
Let hu'ib.in Is p e-tntan l prospective thiuk
of this
f t Fcas.
Tle ,. j 'n ril Ill?e.
l" 'i!-r,s ftpir-.i of iu- "ui-a f ic ! aatlcrl-
tf , i n -h .' r- -fv :
t ,,- 1 1 '"it 'Hi i't eoinpr in shoal inn
. 1 1 !i A i v I 'i.. so I s i II shuot mi.ch fr
-i i.i ,'l im tin advan tags of
:'n ':,i,,'i r''i i if- consider that Ui
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i-,,s targe, rifle weigw
lv p r, -n. while tha entira
iitl s i ' six poun that
I t tlati half the powder
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t:ilir. yet gives lliort lhaP
it n. It Is rurhwt lo tee
t lit any glvsn dis
l ah'e the penu r
al.nl llie m inure of
to-t'i'nist, , sU'.'.fnlly till artistically apfli
i .!' his done iu Ihu M.y nard lifla fir tholuxu
r t o lets than the tuece-t cf the flportstnaii.
'cih"r on fiv! rr uinv.ntpi, M rest or foil
' I i e I, this n1'." is used with tht greatest fucil
'l", end mi'j I e Uiadatl and fired ten times
minute tindr fii i i.ntniv'e where aa ordina
ry rifls w. u'J be a mere tuna inbranra. , j
inctta- in tite or weight is required In the
r.ftrt for Ihe largest gam?, bears, panthers, or
l.ullaloes t and It aa simll t''t, ir.orrdihit n
it n sy item, it may ba slong jnder tha e -itt
and c in ictl Hni enovnli-iitly am! out o! phi,
I vt , ,i I - f -r ii-., in iTiomejit
A t c o' sh ii" irty bo fire 1 tti,
" f ''or '. h R't.riuaiticn, I .
ah-'ii :te.y -uer proof, i m p-Tiect ord-r i.-i
an v s itid tf wetihi r, b- handled, w it h ll ti'
lonst facility Din In Ikiok leather gloves, atiii
the gun priinra Ittrlf Infallibly.
Kuch I tha astonishing rang) and aorurscy
of this title I but oris of th most tucctsnfu!
target shooter of the country, Mr. Bradley of
New York, has adopted It a LI target rid,
and has embarked his niaan and skill in ila
uso mid introduction. From all qnarter
ooinniendatlons tf I li Vat gup am received front
those who have-used it, generally accompanied
by orders for riflot for other parties- Already
several or, lord for those rifles for Lord Ranstock
and other sporting gentleman have been filed,
and the arm la attracting th serious attention,
of tho "Volunteer Kirlo clubs " in England ;
its psrfuet safety in unskilled bands and tha
simplicity of Its operation boing not Ibo
least of its reoonimendbtion, while th
extra barrel for ehot render the gun pecu
liarly (tilted to tho bird shooting of that coun
try. We scarcely neod add thatauah a weapon
has not failed to attract the notice of our Gov
ernment, and that hundreds of these rifle
have already boon furnished tu out troop to
take tho plaeo of th bid fashioned arm, 1
heavy, iuconvonicut, and unsafe as to b tha
curse of the soldier, while it was inethoitnt
at any dist'ino within which an Indian
would show himaolf.
The New Yolk Evculng Post trainlttci from
the Frrsj d' Orient, an annonucmsnt of the
conversion to Roman Catholicism nf an entir
di.-itrirt in Rulgaria, which numbers tint leu
than thirty thousands souls and who belonged
to the Greek Church. They have addrrsioJ
a letter announcing the fact to the French
Conul, who promised th new converts th
protection of France, la oase they should bo
nolvstod in their new faith. It it taid that
other district cf Hu16iria are etily waiting
to see the issue of Ibis movement, bofora fol
lowing their examplo.
Th Demooratio vote in California at tha
lato eleotinn was the largest ever cast In that
State, being tO, 713 6,000 more than that
oast for Mr. Buchanan in th last Presiden
tial election. California may be got down a
a permanent Democratic State.
Post Master General Holt, has Pavel to tlo
Goverumeut, by his rotronchuiei,ts, tho neat
li'tle sum of a fraction over one million of dol
lars. And yet the Republican charge extrav
ngance on every Department of Ihe prvsent
Administration !
, ttjvi
The Washington correspondent of th Balti
more Sun aaya Senator Sumner intend to re
sign his sent in the Senate. In case of Li
resignation it is thought that Oov. Rank will
auccre l him.
A short time uince Greeley in ihe 7Vioo".
advocated Rennelt, nf h Nrid, as a proper
person o rejiresm t. this tunrry as Minister
to Franee. Tfc net May hennett, roiur'iei
tho ei,mp',ii..cni by enarjing Gre;y with
oomti'ioity in the Harper's Ferry insurrection
f...v whicli, be aruucJ, that Greeley ought t.
Lu,'r-
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ha Al'gemeine Z.-ituny says ti nt a a
j h, ill hat been introduced among the AJ'trias
r;tlemon, founded on great activity and rt) t
,,i,i(jr f movement, and result in a closer fer
wlli-lUn if the lino. Ou fireing each man
springs fjrward with a running tep, but in
u stooj pio attitude, and throahiini'"lf dou
f,u tho gn.uu I to load, the man behind hint
f,l ,wing his example,
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Ex Pre-idunt Martin Van Ruren is ssid lo
be engaged ou nn elaborate and iu jiorlsnt po
litical work, which rball embrace a history t.f
the country dowu to the cioso of bis administration-
A correspondent of Ihe Philarfolphia Press
saw; : Wall street gi-iitiftitmn showtd U to
(!;.- a computation made r.-n cousidf rili
care l y himself, of th turnout of Gold pro
duced during Ihe laet ten years by th mine
f Cai-ifotTia end Au'tralia. The grand total
is l,4JO,('0n,t'00
Senator Gw.n will, at th earliest period of
the next eessinn of Congress, bring forward
ti Pacific Railroad question.
A fatal duel was fought ou the 8th ult , In
Ihe vicinity cf Columbus, Mis., belwsn Mr
Moore, a merchant of Ginshurg, A'ttaut,
and a Dr. Wiley. The latter wat uot through,
th heal n1 kU'd ia:n'V-
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