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Miitijsni:i) i:vi:irv ri n r itsn v \ , entinel. # » JS. YEAR , IIV ADVANCE. Funnily \ews\>«v*r, IWYOUMV to PolHics, \MrvM\\ti, Agriculture, L>OCA\ Interests, and General VOL. 12, NO. 21. PLATTSBUKGII, N. Y., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1866. WHOLE NO. 594* rjjm HJH«)ll,rl.l N In Warrea's Block.over Laforce'sStore. By W. LANSING A. SON. Rntoa of advertising. lUi I ll,,,,.w,lll..Ul I ..,. .. r till IV\ Attorneys. T. AUJIWTHONdi, Attorney and Counselor at Law, MOOICKS, N. Y. HI. I > I^M ,•»!<» >i 1>. Attorney and Counselor at Law, l'l,ATTSIirH<in, N. V. ~ <i. M. lll'H'HWITI l NHONH, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, I'LATTHHUIHJH, N. Y. Offl™, llrown BulMlnir. North HIJP of tin\ IV \VM. II..IONKH, Attorney aad Cooosnler at Law, and Notary Public. Attorney and Counselor at Law, J Attorney and Counselor at Law, Pl.ATTHIUUUni. N. V. HMITU M.WIOKU. Attorney and Counselor at Law, Laud aud Itiauranoo Agent, 1OO Dollars Bounty, Aid Increase of Pensions UNDER THE NEW LAW, I'KOMITLV COLl.KCTKI), HY 1-1 - » . II A J/ 1 F 1 , U. 8. CLAIM ATTORNEY. O FFIC B OPPOSIT E THK DEPOT, A T Moo«r'a Junction, and •olrtlor. wl.l iorwi.nl Jli.I dilJ widow, and orphan* purlleul.ir. b Hotels. LAKE HOI IKK, IIM TSUI lt<ll . \. V. MR W»O . 1.OY..K , Vr n ' V ,Ut n , MONTREAL HOUSE BY S. LARABEE, ; Arable Forks, Clinton Co., IV. Y. Knlrrlnlnninil promptly fnntlalinl • •.tUr.rtloii (Iron to nil. JOHNSON HOUSE, R.JOHNSON, • - • PROPRIETOR SARANAC HOUSE. . V., Increased Pensions, Additional Bounties, &c. UNI()N 8. W. HATCH, Proprietor, Chnteaugay, N. Y. N NKWU FIT- CLINTON HOTEL, (Oj.Ii.nltKlliP I'rlKin <lat«,) I» A TV IV I : M < » 11 A , TV. V . I 1 A VINO HICrlCNTl.Y KITTKII I'V I'HI! DUNLOP HOUSE, NOB. 715, 717 719 Broadway. ALBANY, N. Y. n. (;. WULI-S, l'loiMictoi, Lulc <»l\ Ilin Str-umer 11. \V. HIIHUMAN , Lulie Chfimpliiin. MM Uonrd, JftrJ.^O. AVSABL.1& UOVSE. Music. Music aud Musical Instruments. BHBET MUSIC, PIANOFOnTES, Manon & Hamlin'8 Oabiiiot Organ? Hair Dressing. CUMBERLAND HOUSE Shaving and Hair Dressing- SALOON . ; Hair -Dressing flinporiiini TH H MVI1KHNU.HVKO TAKE THIS 'IHAVR-DRESSING EMPORIUWr J. Estey & Go. Patent Vox Humann Tremolo, Cottage Organ, Harmonic Organ, Boudoir Organ, PI ANON from i Boots and Shoes. Ladies who have Slim Feet, MIICAI- IPINK <;AITI:H» to n YOU A HUWS A 1 Old Lady's Easy Sliocs, Polish Boots. ' r^ r l»er«M«d Pcn.lo u 1 1., (•tj.h.nri. ourh «h)M. fo r Iuor«««e o f l>«nalon for rvi-ry iiild whi) lm« lo«l tt li'tf or nrin, nr liun IXHTI illmiiiMl i''i li)cluilr<l oxcent ri'volnlliiimry xolilli i». For Peniion i for Fnll.rr. an<l .7Io«li< who liuvc lout mi iiiiiiiiiiil<il noli on wliuin tiny w For ll»tlo Uclr )»-lr». Fo r uTer«> dollar* pur mull or a ( o. rtutln, t CENTRE HOUSE. Klli-uliur K n Crntrr, N. V. r piiK HI IIH< ICHII;K TAKI:N I'I.MAS- Boots and Shoos. rintl«'i!ir«li,S<-iitr W. ISM. Drown Sells VjKM'.H COAHSK 1IOOTH, OF HIM BOOTS & SHOES. — H. H. SHERMAN, IIANI'FACI'KIIKIUNI I DKAl.KUI N Educational. Plattsbur^h Academy. Oflho wntnhll 'l'tnou«li (lie I. 'IVnrful eye. ot 500 ye hut the winters ami have faded the black tho white, to yellow. The interior of tli cathedral Is adorned with Malm* and palm ings. Thc windows arc of rich, Gained glast und the lloor Is tessellated with red, whit and blue marble. The building Is snnnounl od by the largest dome in tho world. Abov An Escapade of Cats The thriving town of Richmond, 111., day 1r»Bt week, was the scene of a sensation and a catastrophe. Tho sensation wascaus «d by tho advent of Van Amburgh & Co'i Mmntnolh Menagerie. The catastrophe we propose to describe. On the dny In question, an immense crowd had been attracted to see thc living J irirnffe. orvl tlic oilier wonders of the men- IUIS 13 ii \lanicrn \HIM. sun mgner, a crow. , (lgorio ' T)) c ( . urava n hnd ma(] o Us ) \\. It is said that Michael Angelo look this dome : procession through tho street*; the tent had us ft model, in buildinglhc one on St. Peter's j been erected, and a throng of expectant sight- in Rome. , 8eeM wcre gathered around tho outranc , The\^W* or detached ^^^^^3^^^ ^ belonging lo thc cnihedml has long bc-sn tbe lot, seated upon a raiketty lumber prldo of Florence. It is a square tower I careluHy bOMtlpi o^pr. diriro \ cased in beautiful marble, (» aOO fuel high »l ««n* . wln7 gSflarimS and 500 rear* old. In it nre 0 bells, ono of *' n tSf^™n?« q « m-w L w. them of great size day, last Novem campanile and ob of Florence and It In the same squ e till Flo timl. Flor )n a gloriously bright I ascended this lofty xl a magnificent view vlrous. with thc cathedral, is •ailed the \BaptiBtry 11 line ehildi-en arc bnp- : is the paradise of painters and ISOVKL JJOWMOIIVK.—iu attinala BaU- tiath Sriiool tho mperintendent modi) • pow- erful «ip>eal to the scholars to be active and jful, und among other things, be told .^•m that they »lw«ld all t» e locotnwttw*. oach tnklnjr slong tts train to hosteO. Thn next Sabbath, Ji.st S* (ha school opened, id came one of tho ties* and most senlons boy* rith thirteen new scholars behind him, and *ent np the aisle utUrmg a noise, puff, puff* puff, imilatlTc of the wigin*, to tho wna*e- mrrft of tiro superintendent, teachers and \'•'••nl ira. What does thin mean I\ suld the asHranuV ed superintendent. \Why said the boy, \yrtrf Uld' we mo t I bo locomotives, and here t Km with thir- teen cars behind me.\ personage making W appearance he was Painted with: \Hollo Square, I've brought you a load of oats 1\ \A load of what)\ exclaimed the aston- ished munnger. \A la d of cats to feed yoar lions on \ eed our lions on! Tho deuce vou We don't food lions on cats' meat • they eat nothing but the best of beef.\ \Sho!! I know better than that. I've \T lmve. y g \Sho I kn better t rend in the papers that cats are the favorite irn. Artists from all parts of the food of lions. Besides, I've got a contract oiid gather there to study thc master pieces wilh i' 0 \ 1 \ a S en t fo r a loa d ot 'cm, with a found in her churches, palaces, monasteries, j ™ Vc . n ° e ,. 8tam P.. on . t *?. 1 '' a ? d l & chapel* and public galleries. The \Piltl (OMMIKdVI, A Permanently Established Institution for the Instruction of LADIES AND GKNTLJiMKN BOOK-KEEPING, ARITHMETIC, C'oiiniiri'clnl Corrc»po»ilruc» t ADAMS, rrlm-lpal. ! IVila. ; of TI Hoop Skirts. Hoop Skirts. • NOTES OF FOREIGN TRAVEL. i>. 10 ITAI,Y -The olil Capital nnd the new- Victor Emanurl anil lite Pi>]i«. Two hours ride by railroad, takes us from c foot of thc Alps to Turin. This lieuuti- ilh its fin at right angles, find its wldo wide-walks 'covered by long arcades, was, until recently j the'eapilul of tho new Italian nation. The re- moval of tho King nnd Parliament to Flor- ence, gave great offence at Turin, and led , even to serious riots, which were only pn{ 'down by lhe military, and wilh loss of life. \This city has a population of 180,000. A journey of twelve hours by railway and lach, will take you from Turin to the old mrnmurin -horns ©f the- WaManres, where 20,000, of them still live. There the pure light of tlic Gospel shone through the dark They preserved the truth as it is in when ;i!l Europe was full of supersti- th :!0 larg filled 1 'ojiec the any, is ador work ot the first palace I saw a years of labor, n he \t.'j/hi\ colle richest In thc w galleri dence of the grand duke d with 500 paintings, rlt.sta of the world. In osaic table, which cost d $200,000, in money. orld. s besides is thought There are long palntings, base-reliefs, busts, medals, gums and ivoarius, of undent and modern date. There la one of thc Uflizi roo.ns superior to all the rest, called tho \Tribune.\ Among tbe many treasures of this room is the fur-famed \Ycnus.deJUcdicl \the most perfect statue in existence.\ It was found in the villa of Adrian, at Tibalc, about 1Q80. In Florence you aro shown tho house Dante the poet wi p , g you cant back on that,\ saying which, tho cat icrrhalit produced a greasy slip of paper hich read us follows: ' which read us follows: RICHMOND, Aug. 5, 18C6. \This contract wltnessetli that I have this dny contracted with Simou Wiggins to furnish a load of cats to feed the lions on for which you will pay him tho hereinafter mentioned prices, to-wit: A. 1. Prime Cuts, 73 cts. ; for Store Cats, 50 cU. each. JONAS BUS**. Cat Agent Yam Amburgh & Co's Men- agerie. To tho manager.\ \My friend,\ said the manager, after reading this document, \you havo been im- posed upon. I do not know any such per- son as Jonas Bunf. «nrl T iin^t • ing, and I don't want any \You lie, now, ycu know you do,\ re- torted Wiggins with Impnrtnrable good humor, \you're only tryingto beat me down, and get 'em cheap. I've got a prime lot,— seventy-five of'em. Just look at 'em !\ — and hastily decending from his perch, he born, aud though j commenced shoving at tho lall board of his Manners may extit without ttotafa, bat morals never should be without manner*. Principle that cannot bear the beavlwt essure of temptation it rotten at tutr heart Every step toward Heaven, is a atruggk with and victory over self, the world, and As threshing separates the corn from tho chaff, so docs afflictionpurify virtue. Good works are essential to trne religion not as meritorious, bn t ns evidence of the re* Uty and glory of such religion. Be always at leisure <6 do a good action; D for avoi\ i; voiding k is 600 years old, it is well preserved. There I wagon, to allow the manager a chance to ex- i also the old Lome of Amcrlco Vcspuccio, ' 1Ln \\ 0 , Li s load - , I n hi s nervousness, how- . , ; , • eve t\ «e managed so awkwardly that the earing an inscription statcing that \by >\* j board dropped con pletely out, and with a iscovery of America, he rendered his name terrible sputtering his entire loa I of ca s luRtrious(?j And there too, is the .house in j sprung into the crowd. •hich Michael Angelo lived. The rooms j.,. A ._ 8 _ core , o f worthless curs, that were on ain as they were « I the great painter, is alive. His body i . The Best Article in Use. > lE<*Kiyi01> f AT (HAS. UOTIIS 1 BRUDLEVS DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRTS Tin the ground, made a dash for tho cats, and away they went, helter skelter among the throng, upsetting w-omei and children, and creating dire confusio i on e/ery aide. To- wards the town the streets were filled with people proceeding to the menagerie, who seeing the commotion, and healing the shouts (tllPVk JTi I l dre.U ii'f o\Iln« '•«»*ii«t* Ilia' \K\OV \mil! llbor»l »h»t« of Hie patronuao of clnlii l?l»Httiiirfh, Aug. 18.1MB. ' Marble Works. F . T . KATOIV , TirOIJI-D HKSPKiCTFlII.I^Y ANNO TIIK'CO'UKT IIUU8K, nnd I. |>r<i|>ar«<l to Cur FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Marble Monuments, Tomb Stones, Ta- ble and Counter Tops, At Twenty Per Ont. tower thmi avrr I «• ni In Northnm Now Yolk. l\>mm,» wlnltintj !•• i-iwi KEESEVILLE ISarble \Works! i*s, an A Uu\»bovs. Also, SHOE FINDXNOS. fOO CSSES, M of ( holera, But of Boots & Shoes, JUST EECE1VED AT DROWNS. Cash taken at Drown'* has caused LOW THICKS to assume an Epidemic l'orni. PlaltHlmrgh, Sept. (1, 18(5(5. *8 5 Sewing Machines. JDROWN'S LEAGUE With thc People of (llnton County, s met t.) sing and pray, the feast ordained by o shown the places w i, delicate women, and younj i the pcrsc- ur Lord.— iH-rn brave ; raaideiiP, I V HiiVuliiliw nH !n un FRENCH'S HOTEL. ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. Opposite City Hall and Park. COR. FRANKFORT BTHKKT, NEW YORK. ) NOT IlKMItVI! lU'NSKHRnit ItACKMKN Sewing Machines r\Al.I. AT W. I>. MORGAN'S AN! 8ell Boots and Shoes The SILVER SKIRT. More Durable, More Elastic, More Graceful! And will Urrp ils slmjn- and retain butter than any oilier Skirt Heaven. For 100 ye ginning of the 15th tc centuries, thc people poawl lo us cruel pen nowncd sculptor. He is sound on the niou question. A \greek slave,\nnd that cold marble, is the only slave he would ive on the face of the earth. : Eight years a.^o the peninsula of Italy | P 1 ] nsisted of eight independent States. Now . - • - „ , . „ . screamiuat women and howling | tlK-y arc all under the government ot Victor reaM y 8ecmed fo r „ while M lf S be[uem am of March, broken loose and taken 'possession of the wa s tb e moo o wHM a*, ao d ,..,.. _>„- pede followed, in which au astonlslirng dis- play of agility was made. People ran into houses and bolted their doors; ladies in tilling hoops performed extraordinary cx- ploits in the way of climbing fences, and I what with sputtering^ cats, yelping dogs, children it be- mt la perlm,\ irs, i. e., from thc clone of tl if that valley \ ccuilons as th i the Italians ca'l iled on the Medi- ation of 120, ()(>(>.— i Christopher Columbus, the SILVER MEDAL 1 The. h\,jh*«l I'rrmivm rvrr ,/irr.H fur a Hoop w1r,<ln ,1,-cP The Combination Silver Skirt! vas glad lo find his nan ii« native city. The ba thus e of the a should orld. 1 ored by 1861, has borne the title ot \King of Italy. Thc main exception to tho unity of Italy is ^ l \ | Rome. Emanud claim* dominion through- '' X ~ out all Italy. The Pope claims civil author- ity over Rome, aud a tract of country which nl ) | cuts Victor Eiuaniicls kingdom in two, RO that ho cannot pt-ss from tho Northern to lo the Southern part of his dominions ex- cept by water. Thc great question Is, shall Rome be added to lhe New Kingdom? Thc Italians will never be satisfied with any oth- er capital. By a treaty made two years ago, th French soldiers were to bo withdi Rome in 18(30 (the very year in which stu- dents of Prophesy have foretold tho fall of Popery.) France has already begun to Empire Shuttle Sewing machines r, 1RI1C), till the j rgh Vetoed Rail j Boots & Shoes! D /•CONTAIN A1-1/ THK «M KMl'lKK b 0 |lK lit VUAlll Wow.nl From the 11th of Sept. conipleiion of the Pla Road, promises to give M his Own Make for Cash than any other houso in Nortl New York. riuUKbiu-h, Margaret St. I is 20 feet square, and 20 feet high. . On this iding marble flguro of the great navi- gator, ono hand resting ou un anchor, and ho other pointing to thc figure of America a his feet. In an old cathedral in Genoa, arc preserved the hones of John tho Baptist (?) These bones ; lcfty c ^ h h( j >houU l ,_ _ ,t divers times and ,n divers manners do n l powef ;reat miraeles(?) Once a year they are j At prw;nt tbor e u norecognU i o n be twecn aken out aud bhown to thc deluded people, ' th e Kjng o f I(a , y aQ( 1 t)) e pope # TheJ . f i ATp and a great amount of money is raised by the .hiuition. AVomen are' excluded fr [ chapel where these bones rest except j day in the year. The reason given for thi ixchision, is that a'woman caused hia deatli /.Whom (how much better tiic Italian nam if \Livorno\ sounds) is a city of 85,000, is militants. As a fashionable resort it is th .1 Italy. During th streets of Richmond. In a short time tho truth of the matter be- came known, and tho excitement quieted down. But Mr. Wiggins refused to be com- f >rted at lhe overthrow of the great expecta tions he had built upon his load of cats, and disconsolately drove out of town muttering terrible vengeance, If he ever caught him upon the* depraved Individual who had palm- ed hi msolf off as \cat agent of Van Am- burgh's Menagerie.\ A country schoolmaster one day announc- ed to his pupils that the examination would soon take place. , , ... . \If you are examined in geography,\ eald •n from ll0 ' \y° u wil 1 9ure! . v b e askec l of what shape 1 the world is; and if you should not remem- 'Itlidraw her tioops, and you may look ! for stirring news soon aa the evauatlon is pleted. The Pope declares he will not no ambassadors from one court to the other. c j I found lhat Victor Emanuel's signature to ; e my passport was useless iu Rome. The j Kiug's money would not pass in the Pope's I dominions. Even lhe postage on my letters j could only be paid as far as Victor Eiuan- snuff-box to remind you it Is round.\ Unfortunately, the schoolmaster had two \\ ' i which he carried snuff-boxes—a round o on Sunday, and a square one, that t e carried during the week. The fatal day having arrived, the class in geography was duly called out, and the question asked: \What is the shape of tho earth ?\' The first boy, appalled by tho appearance of the examining committee, felt embarrass- ed, and glanced at the master, who at once pointed to his snuff-box. \Sir boldly answered the boy, \it is round on Sunday, and square ull the rest of the Favorite SRlrt! Physicians. Physician and Surgeon. I Manufacturing (: U m,,a ny . I 3O &. 3 2 Barclay Street, | NEWYOKK. T. H. HPKItUY. Hup't. 660yl C, A . BIGELOW , American and Italian Merbled MONUMENTS, HEAD STONES, \g Center & Sido Tablo Tops, &c 5 Superior Design aud Execution, ; , . /HOP ON 1,1 II Kit TY NTIUCI;T. j j[J PLATTSBURFH jj 11M1>UIU1>,TN. V . N KilOhW, >1. i; ^Physician and Surgeon, <J5 ^ MONTIMKNTS, § , N . V . CHAMPLAIN VALLEY | ~ j Ey e cV ICJII- Iniij linn For Sale, \i A FE W I»AIHN OF IlI'ItiflAPOOTRil } j |],, , I '\ Wl \' P \ r \ ''\' 1 '' 1 ' Aj ' |il y \' U ' n Il ' l \«\'l' h()( C- I I'lttllnliiirirli, H..PI.W, ISUll. 6M Watches & Jewelry. 20,(100. Instead of going direct to Rome, let us | lsit Florence, tho present capital of the j icw Italian Kingdom. It is a charming ride | if 51) miles from the sea shore to the seat of [r.vernmcnt. In the last of November, I ound the fields and gardens still green (looming. The land was under a high stati TCH-MAKUll IV 1> JKWELBI l (locks, Watclifs and Jewelry, Spec- TACIJOS, 1'LMEI ) WAHK, *(. AIH.Ii.iU..f]IAIll.)K\VKI.HV IIUHIO to nrner. I R. COTTRILL'S New Jewelry Store, Our Door North of COOK'H HARDWARE STOHK. Head and Tomb Stones, '• TABLE AM5 STAND TOPS, I • PAINT STONES, NIULLERS, MARBLE' POST S FOR FENCING GRAVES, 'I , Caps und Sills fur Kiiilillng, \,- . i < DYSPEPSIA j Stam P in ff for Braiding & IMt. SI fll< KI,\I>'S 't WutchfA, Cl<i an<l rintod V II A III JKIVICI cks , J< %v<lry, S Delay M1KTI?A!\1». I.i,.h llrliv»nr\ Kl»jicrh I'-VITKHXN f.-r Hlli»|,.-r;. rhnlr-.Ac. fIN K I'l.ANMKI,* loi Infum.. NTAWII'KK VOKKS, Ar. O1 ,1 To Real, TKN TilOcS.ANDroiUKS Sold the First Month. Wide IUUH and Buckles. A I>.IK«K ARHO11TMKNT WIHK }t) AM) Ui:i'Kl.KH,, ( ,r -,,1,. „ I season the ofte Religiously, Vict lic, and y Pope, an solved on the supp Emanuel thorn in th f the Priest flesh . ITo h * THE NAME OF THIS STATES.—The nameB of nearly all our States are of Indian origin, and certainly they are fare more beautiful and musical than any we could have obtained from our own lun^uage. Thus: Wisconsin is an Indian term for a \wild rushing channel.\ Minnesota is Indian, meaning \cJoudy of thc land, and already tioual guard haa taken possession of I \Towa from tho Indian, signifying the of them. Protestant churches nnd | \drowsy ones,\ and Alabama, as musical a Sociefn Bibles s arc springing ire boiug distributed, d protcstant all over the [land. I saw many signs in Italy that the iltivnllon, and well it might be, for it has | u o n {] cen cwltivuted for ages. In America, we I statio n dli of towns, twenty, fifty, orona hundred | alu i u n ears old ; in Italy wo pass towns one or j monn( , •To Uiousantl yenrfl old. Kiich town h}n\ its ! «««,» n irgo churches and old cathedrals, audofj^J nnse ail of them Roman Catholic. I no-1 cod that many of the hill-lops were crowned 1 ^y, ith towns, villns, or fortresses. On our \ of tb ay, we passed FIHU, where may be celebrated \leaning lower,\ built in Fire.,,;* /,, W/«,\ (Florcnco tho beautiful) i in Catholic church was losing Its peoplo. In ninny of the rail wa} ns, I saw comic pictures of tho Pope inder such pictures I would read al or of ridiculous things said about \ou \ In my next I shall commence a st ,t letters on Rome. re can find iu any language, thc \land of rest.\ Although the Indian race may pass away liko the withered leaves of Autumn, yet tho beauty of the names we have retained from their language will cause them to be remembered in song and story ...I . II — *t ,.I._I I i . _ » SUGOIM-IVR TEXT.— In New Jersey was lately located a preacher, whoso modesty neveVy deferred him from urgiug upon h ! s s private i >oii but CM lie Bteadfm oh'i he gem of all Italy, has a population 11,000. After spending right days In tl i:y, I c<mld say wilh Rogers the poet: H is located in a beautiful valley surrout \1 by elegant villas. The river Arno flo .hrou K h it. Along the banks of tho rh ire jiuo pn>Mi''fifldcf>, and across it aro (\ nidges, three of stone and two \suspensloi '>neofthc lirulnca is a curioditv. for th< K HALF?—Here is an English, itory ! times, a bank and panic incident at must not be lost:— • u,« prcachc Iu the midst of lhe Ute excitement, nnd at. last-importunity e moment when everybody thought all tho , j[ 0 agreed lo co iks were going to the dogs togutlicr, Jones i iim t \llowed to c h d it th b»nk of which he was u sock ! tho preuclier'a et Ito tho j h d Th t purposes. In ions. he one day met u trie niombcr, who for n long ly refused hH aid loan objt never make business- an exci offices of humanity. Nothing can occur boyond the strength of faith to sustain, or transcending the resour- ces of religion to relieve. There will be no Christian but what will have a Geths?mane, but, every praying Christian will find that there Is no Gethsem- ane without its angel. Now, Christ has instructed many by th« way, and being ready to enter Into their hearts and dwellings; c^t, for want of an invitation to tarry, he hate gone by. Before an affliction is digested, a conso- lation ever comes too soon, and, after it i* digested, it comes too late; but there Is a mark between these two, aa line almost aa a hair, for a Comforter to take aim at. No to:cb, no appareling, no glory of art, every so mule t'.ie house beauteous, or so made tLe household happy, as the simple presence, morning aad evening, of tbe bfssa o 1 King of Glory. Use sin as it will ose you;. spare it not, for it will not spare you; it is your murder er of the world. Use therefore as a murder- er should be used. Kill it before it kill* Religion is not only an act, or a series or facts, but oho and es.ea'tWly a state of mnd, an order of the faculties, a temper a id condition of soul. It is essentially love of truth and good) e<a, devotion to humanity, reverence for justice, worship of holiness, U is the ac^r'an e of the saul in all its seati- m nts and faculties with the spirit of God. Be and continue poor, young man, while others around you grow rich by fraud and dishonesty; be without place or power, while others beg their way upward; bear the pain of disappointed hopes, while others solicit I tO E At mphed conditionally.— lUo on condition of bc- o Uio text from which nil sermon should be ter being thus settled, lo kuow what tho text iwed: —\And tha beg- reshoiwandsl,, »d lo thc ,,ili.-r, sides fro e, bridge, h 500 ye nil of great »i» ere laid in J 2(1: iver ))l)0 fiioft i <• Ul,^k r,nd ichi if! holder, and thrusting th face of tlio transfer clerk, ho said, in\ great j haste,- I \Here please transfer half that lo Jnmcs ^ P. Smith 1\ , <• • Tho clerk looked at it, and unkod, I TIIK PAI-KK QUESTION.—-The Chicago \Kwow^h\^;;'replied J ma% \™»» <\>*\ » ^on g point against tho puzzled at tho inquiry. I i' a P pr mwiufrcturerB, as follows: \You had better go to tho courts ;. I can't During the last session of Congress the aiakc the transfer without a lcgul decision, internal duty on printing paper was repealed. If you really «i.sh lo transfer your other half • This duly amount to six per cent, and yield- to Mr. Smith, we can't do it here.\ ed $1,082,470 per annum to tho treasury.— Joiieo was confounded. He knew the ; In obedianco to a general demand for a re- baiika were all in u muddle, but this was too J dnciion of the burdens of inaution ou thc deep for him. He took his certificate froiu^people, tho paper tax, together with » large iho hand of the smiling clerk, and on lookirnumber of other taxes, wasromovod. What ing at it, lo ! it was hi« marrim/n certi/lratt>\ i has been tho result? Tho price of paper rc- Ik'ing (i printed form, on flue paper, and put i mains exactly what it was before Thc awny among his private papers, it wi»s tho burden of taxojion, so far as the people are 11 r»t thing that Mr. Jrnios l.ild hands ; i-mircrned, has not been diminished an atom. It on, when he v/ent to hisJiiccrotary for his | Tho twasuty has lost $l- k 082,470 p « annum, • os a | bank-slock script. He went .homo, kiMi'd | and tho people have not gained it. The pa- ' i his wift>, glad to Jlud she hadn't bucn trnns- < per lmuiufacturors havo put it in thoir i>ock- •'\ \ miith, and, taking tho right' cts. They hold tho price of paper up to j paper this time,, hastened t > get it all straight. t j y pe of paper up ! just this mark that imported paper costs u i a tmnty per cent gold duty. rego the gracious pressure or the hana, for wiiich others cringe and crawl. Wrap your- self in your own virtue, and seek a friend and your daily bread. If yon have, in such a course, grown gray with unblemished hon- or, bless God and dio. Why are railroad accidents like irregular i ippers 1 Because they are casual teas. A stranger looking for a restaurant on Fulton street, Now York, the other day was referred to a corset shoto near by, by » wag, who told him he could get something tbere to stay his stomach.\ The other day a town crier took in charge a lost child, and proceeded to hunt np ita parents. On being asked by a '.lady what the matter was he replied, \Here's an or- phan child, madam, and I'm trying to find its parents.\ Laura—Yes, tiresome horse to ride. Pulls >w and then tremendously, as if he would te to run away with one 1 Charles—(who is so absurd)—Ah, then, I can understood his feelings. \What are you setting that child on that ' quarto dictionary for?\ said Mrs. D., a» tho pater arranged his little boy at the break- fast table. ' 'I am fixing the basis of a sound English education.\ Yea, but you are be- giuning at the wrong end.\ PROCLAMATION * By REIBE S B . JF1B3TOJV, OoT«>m rf the State of K«w Y<mk, Through the favor of AJmigbt/ God, another year of prosperity has been granted to the peoplo of this Common wealth. From the ocean to the Lakes, the earth has brought forth the grain nnd fruits adapted to the use of man. Our manufactures and .commerce have gathered-an increase of power; our means of communication with tbe whole Americau people havo been extended, ami through Divine assistance the ocean has beeu spanned and the two continent are uuiled as perpetual neighbors. ' Tho skill and humanity of our people, through the favor of Providence, have kept thc pestilence at bay, nnd saved our crowded cities from thoj calamities of other lauds. Order andlawThave reign-d supreme,' popu- lation has increased; aod in all ways tlio State of New York has been led along her >ld paths to greatness, as by tho liund of God. The year has witnessed the advancement of great plans for the mental and spiritual devatiou of the people. Man hate been moved to endow noblo universities; the education of children of the State in the Com- mon Schools has not beeu neglected; evcrv religious denomination has heard tho call of God to work harder for the salvation of men, • and philanthropy has uxerjed increased pow- cr and put forth new agencies for lifting np thc poor, the ignorant and the oppressed. Iu the progress of the great political re- construction of our country, the peop'e of this Commonwealth, mindful of the momen- tous obligations of the first Republican State in the Union, have calmly met and consulted, on till appropriate occasions, ou the various questions which so deeply effect the common good. In their discussion of their purposes and convictions, they have evinced a respect for constitutional law, and a devotion to the spirit of civil liberty, worthy of the founders of the Republic In the midst of blessings like these, we nm liable to forget through what trials and sacri- fices the great work has bwm wrought out, Let ns then dedicate one day to General Thanksgiving and Praise, that we may be prepared to enter upon a new year with largerviews or our duty, more determined consecration to thc cause of humanity, and more devout obedience to the will of God. To this end I respectfully designate and appolut THCIfciDAY, THE TWENTY- NINTH DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT; and I recommend that suspending nit ordina- ry business pursuits, the peoplo do lUoo as. scmblo in their respective places of worship, engaging In such religJoa* wtannltles u shall most fitly expi deuce, obligation an „ , w tho blessings «f the past ye*/ j foundly Impress our mludi. In wltiwMH-hnw* I have hereunto stood my name and affixed the privy «*1 (rfth. BUte, at the city of Albany, oo thi. twenty. second dny of October, in tbe year of our Lord one thousand eight haudred and atxty- By the Governor: G*ORG«S. H*STINQS, Private Secretary.
