tkbforb Inquirer.
WfICK.
; i-mu,©oße>c*. awuaxitr tats moefot Iwti* IUM
Mr A*W will AS jmq all tfcoer in> ore is- i
cWttecl to us uid pretmnt OUT be *•??' *b. 4
f" iiiww wbt** ofirtb'-w mibiierfolK n? expire <•! ;
be lot ttf Apni o cbauee to pay up lur fee wii ;
yew.
SMKU6 TBI <4l £sno.
Tise frosefteof fort wwk. is# sajriotte j
uririe; niii 11 nl 111 to deny tire brwch of oca- j
sufomaMft* ie repaid to tie Poor R--.-u?e its- .
brogiis. It first aadertaits tc- find faun
with tit wording of oar sta-tetwat, and de
nies that the jareotiyataoii war a "eoorpvl
■ery one. Wc aduait that the iaTestigatic.t;
wa- oot forced ujrori them by ICI-L- 1 .reuse- .
hot we do tmxi that the iuMsEigent jahSe i
KDUfuent of the orutity awake to lit'- |
1 ■■-ut.ea and aasajAtuagen.'-m of th< P v
House affaire. demanded as ißuearigatioia
and that tfeoiurh it war made with ibeaweesit
j.' the Directors and Mr. B3y® ycr. the h'u
irt further abuse and ttiLssanageinwrt
w-nild 4str;iy the power of the Desjocratj
party ia this OMUBJ. watby we mean*- the
least isamiiwe to the invefflsgtuoo.. ae it
would he less derogatory to the party to
snake a dean breast of it the aw re- wL a r
wild not poswfely bt key*! much longer &soi
the public. We freely ©gn&edfe tot La* ail
tfae redrt Eber can daia for tusk-re g a rirr
<f neoee'itf. We had ear..-fo'.L-refrain d
Iroru mentioning Mr. Blymywr * sum m
aweetiM with this sai:*- a* she
' rsertr has sees proper to iuy it so. wfth a
< • ert iaanuatioa that tht fault lie?- is great
rt with lujß. we hare ..sly to say that 5n
•sr former strictures npoc the urns age., at
• " this iwSiilißiiiiWj we expressed our faith ia
the integrity of Mr. Blymyer atid we do not
new beßere that be would willingly take
•ne ©eat more than is justly due him. But
we hare all the time charged and finely be
lieved that the fault was incompetency and
not dishonesty We hare however xlwxr*
kft the Dasotnty to chooae which hnm •?
the dilemma they would tike, and thai . bey
hare always inclined to the latter i n > ft ait
■of ours. In the see"::" place the Gazette
says: . '
"Mr. Bljsrver't indebtedness to the
ootiuty. as ucertalned by this settles.*-
doet w>t amount to Ten thousand l.Uart.
b* stated by tie Inquirer. Tbt sum which
Mr B'ymyer owes the county ia s7.9©!' just
''''' less than the Inquirer r "rare*. < --
much for this subject '
An easy way. truly, of dismiss!ug a disa
greeable subject- Bat why not state the
the whole truth and say that the reason
why Mr. Blymyer's indebtedness i- not
tio.yJO 90 is, that he ha= paid $3336 4~.
We had not charged that Mr. Blymyer
owed </j. we simply .said thai the
deficit amounted to air.*** •> : ih'm< d <#a#-
krn. Sinoe the Gazette ha? inidnuated that
we made a false statement, we have gone to
the trouble of ascertaining the exact am oaat
->f ibedeficit which wefiodtobef t 41-
including the balance due the eounty
Mr. Blymyer has paid 5 316 37.
and ?TOfX,OO of which still remains to i<e
paid. Thus it will be seen that ia iead of
ling f309(i,00 less thac we stated i f a- the
G*>srl** asserts, it is -336,47 more, and
almost one half more than the Gaz'.tie r. j
re-: nts it to I*. The question, a- to wh' tit
er these thinr result from dishonesty or
irjcoixj petency we leave to the people. Let
them consider and decide: for themse're .
A >E POOR 801 SE.
V'lft ihdc't rear scarry Hmdlml 3eg his
I past the fciH to enable the Poor LHrertor;
to bwld a new Poor Eons*.—Gazette.
We neither know how nor why the hi:'
was defeated. We are in faror of building
a new Poor House just as soon as n can be
1 one. But as the bill has not pi d we
will be obliged to wait another year. In the
meantime we would say that we arc opj . 3
to any bQlauthorizing the Poor Dir tors
to build; without referring to late develop
ments to show the impropriety of such a
•ourse. it will at ©not become evident ;• any
thinking inan that a beard of directors Uiat
i-changing every year is not the kind of.
body to which should be given the power to
build a new Poor Houre and expend the
< unty m-oney. Even if comj.oeed f th.
L>est intx in the county, as one goes out each
year, the whole board would ia all probabil i
ity be changed between the time the em-j
tract for the building would be entered i.-a:
and the rime the building would be finished.
The same person? who make the contract
-should hiTe charge Gf the whole b®tws" of )
building until it is finished. For thi- pur
pose we Lope the next bill sent to the kgi
lature feff its sanction will nominate three
jt five of the best men in the county as a
committee, who shall be. authorized to take :
' barge of the entire business of building, in
•lading selection of site, adoption of plan
Ac., and whose duty it shall be to complete :
the building and when done render a satis
factory account of their stewardship. We
believe this to be the only method by which
a suitable building can be erected at a rea
sonable cost to the oounty.
THE FREE RAILKOAD LAW.
We have at length received the vote in
the State Senate by which the Free Rs-lrc ad
hi'] was defeated: and we append it b lew
in order that the people may know exactly
who they are, so that when another elec
tion comes round and any of the trained
band should desire to be reaomiaated they
may promptly east overboard;
TEAS—32.
EighMß, 8., ABvgbtor. i Grak.ro. it_ Ac chtwy- i
Brown, R, Lw ncc. hojrrr, to, }., lt
Brown, to, Mercer. Tar.'-lr, E.. , , t r.
C-.ieman, to, Lebaacn VTjd;., t . p.. r t; ,.
Cowke, R., Potter. White, to. tool:.r
Barw, J>, Berks. Hali, to . E3s;r
\ AVS—in
j tew; |>„, , , JkiiK f
to, Pkitol.. KPlrw.T, to. Phir.,
DOOOTM, I) , Malaria. B-'-yVr, B.HVIT a'rr.
Fif her. to, Lanearter. Leh rt. * .
G iatx, D., York. s--.r p" 3 ,'ZT..,
Hniam, to, Blair. | SkeeiaaAer, it.. ua
June*, I>. Bseke. _ itatous.E,. roeraet :
Lan-ion, R., Bradford. I Wain, It., V-
M-Cicdle-f. D., Pbil'a Worth Big- R. <
M"CoEnnghy,K-,A'jjta, , ter.
From some of those whose names are re
corded against this measure. whi< h Lt. U a ,
so emphatically demanded by the people
we had a right to expert better thiras : bai
having placed themselves in the keeping of
the monopoly as pensioners, we give up all
claim to them in the future. Gerrnat</m
Td*f/raph.
THE SIFPLEMBST TO THE CO*- j
aoy school law.
We are gbd to see tWt the iepiiSaturt j
passt da nppkaaeaptto the Oohrbcu; Set!
kw. wliivb make? ert.aaimporUi.r rtiang'-r |
aa • u&acutig the etmmttm aotot'b of i£e \
Bk>:-. Tfei# raj'pleßwmt. signed by the j
(JoT'.'-ruor. is now is ful 1 fart® and effort. It
gnovidea that when school directors are un- |
able !:■ prortow from tht-owner or owners of j
kitd as eforibfe site Jar a school house, they i
ty cuter upon m& ieupy audi land, u
the aia'junc of one aart- and the daaauge re
sult it-,? fmm such oecujsasey to be deter
mined by a jury of viewers; and in case the
award of the viewers is confirmed by the
©cart- jitymaM shall be made within thirty
da}.- :-.':er which time ec-lleeti.os mar be
Tcade by execatios. as in other eases ofjadg
u --rt. rial f had dinsotors: and either
party -fin- have the right to havt reviewers
app -inted by the ©ours.
The same art provides for the holabng of a
County Teacher's lasrituto, to ooatiaur
it-ju h -e diijCb in each year, and appropria
ting oa •••: she money is the county treasmy
one 3 ! r for every three days atteadaacc
c-r i-:-b-.-is inaritute, said sum to
i cxj'Viidcd in proem ins
HD 5 insts acuou of ecmp-jteci keturers at
said tones] iweerisg; and for con-atten
darv-'- except for good cause. * teacher .'-
oerrificaii- amy be reduced in grade: the
rin attending the Insolt-ate may be
alb wed t ::e teacher by the board of direc
hrr. The Superintendent must make a full
j9t*uaem >f tht exj-enditere? of moneys in
hi- baud*.
The act also provides for the seleetica of
test b' At, at each triemna! convention of
diiev. i - 'h-- suae to be va&dstod by eon
firms:foa at- thoanaual mot-ring of directors
asd teaehtra. held as now provided by kw
and a majority of the board of dlrtator> may
at any van-, nail a ajtuaal mecsiag of diroc-.
tore f.-r the purpose of appointing a com
atktee on text books, prior totae triennial
meeting in 1 ttf.b. Proviaou is ilso made for
city nn • borough Superintect-tu- in pla
ts- baring-over rfc-Ow iahatotaste. A sal
mart h*m? ■i also made in the iaree of
hav., r* cc-iifieates. To this wc- especially
invite tht attenrion of tbt teacher? of Bed
ford roamy- The act legalizes the issue
of tb: >. cTad of teaeLere' eertifieat&i-.
the lenrest called "Provi-ion
ti. good for one year only: the
see ad "Pr -foesioaai." trbieh ahaH gran:
the : -l l-r i c teach in the oounty. ©j*y or
bot eg!: v .-re it wa? issued during the of
fici?; - -rai ftiic officer who issued it. and
cine 3 --if ihereafter: the third or highest
,gntd-. *,- ead-sda -"Permanent Oerrifiaau,
which tr.u'-t be signed by the State Sujserie
teiident. AB professional cerfificatc? issued
bef -r ti> first Monday ef June. lew. shah
oeav. L ■ be valid ai'ter the first Monday of
Jati'. Any professional certificate
may be renewed by the proper officer if he
is satis-Sad tliaX the holder is entitled to SB'h
eenifiewa.
IF -.he -;rwe act''a© persoa fhall heroaf
ta fw r-y Vfsr ;g mv CiiAn -i -r-um-.. w
b.-routh -up-.-rinteßießt, in any ©c-unty of
this state, who dsn not ho-ida digloma frtan
a college bgaSy empowered to grant fiterary
degree?, s di ploma or Kate certificate issued
a.--.--din:: to law by the authoritic-.- of a
state No raal Sekocpia profesaonal ©ertifieate
from a e-'unry. dty or borough raperimen
deut : r ,od standing, iasuei at least one year
prior v.- the election, or a certificate of com
pel, L y iioia the State Superinteudenf of
Common rivhode*, nor shall such pern®
be ehgibfo unless be has a sound moral
chxrwcter, and has had successful experience
so tea;blag within three year? of the iimt
of bis election: /Voriierf. That serving a?
•CUBIT, city or borough superiDtendeat
shall!.takes as evidence of the requisite
qualifications.
TiOt G<v.'iU ofiast week makes a great
ado over the •tricturfcs of a nunaber of B.e
pwb: am pa pern, our own among the nuin
bcr. 'r. the last Legbaature. Wc have no
Iwhatever to having the Pern: ra
cy of Bedfi iri county know that we arc as
ready to dentHreee bad conduct on the pan
of th- pahfic men of our own party a? of
'heir?. We had many good men in the late
Legit ia.t an and among them the members of
the II •; from this district. But there
were al - many bad men and they were by no
m- re- -©fined to the Kepublican raaksf
corr i;.tkn and venality existed to quite as
large aa ex; at, in proportica to their num
l.er. among the Pemocratic members- The
rriroad diaeasc was no respect or of parties
buy proT'. i quite as contagious and danger
ous aiL'-sr lienocrat- as among Repub-
Ikwn*.
Ti c- rem iy for the evil will be- found in
a b party taking care to send none but
g id. h'-ae-i. incorruptibJc men to the ieg
l-.ture. s-id when they have once found
rood sad true men, keep them there as long
a' pa ible. We have no intention of find
ing fauit with Republican principles be
eauv.: a fow men Lave proved faithless but
will L-iau. to endeavor to expose the cor
rupt and venal, and let the people know
who among their public servants are, and
WHO are DO?, deferring of their confidence
and support.
Dip not Mr. Scull favor the repeal of the
CostfolrviFc charter, and did not he, with
sereral hundred influential citizen? of Som
erset ©oust;, sign a petition for its repeal at
the time our Senator. Mr. Householder,
voted for it ?
ir there is truth in the following dispatch
-om 'iViLfchingtowto the Baltimore 6'm, the
Er ?.i-.L d n't object to the- Russian j urciase.
at would like to have the same thing done
to them;
h" twitb - .acdiue the fretful toqe of tome
o:" the Koglish |eunud% in eemmonting on
our iate t - aty with Russia, and the sug
gestion of uue uT tbose papers ihai tCc
uaasattion i? one full of direct hostility, our \
government Las, within the pa.4 week, re- 1
aired i HITB official source? the assurano.
thiit that is not at all annoy ; 1 j
in COBS ■■■..tux of the treaty, but, on the
contrary, i- utirely isatisfied with the tzaas
airti a, and aastfred that our governtatni
made treaty with Russia in no unfriendly
-1! "rit t ward- England: in fact, it is gath
ered frota 1 -h authority that the English
L-ovoniuiecA cwn U- analy reooncaled to part
u -■ Wilt; the t inada? and other British pos
----- m in Korth America, whenever
tfioase pre ■ t.-c-cr- -ha . themselves make mani
fest their desire to rey-arate from the moth
er country, whether for the of an
nexation to the United State? or for setting
ut indc pendent roveraineiiu for themseivs?.
GESEKAL SEWS ITWU.
A TCSICMBULXW CETTI'.)B will BE FETID ,
in Ahma mmim- the imeptee? of the Pm
givar.k rilau- Ttmpertiioe 3' uitm, or. I%sre: •
day. May Si.
ROV-MRR; .1 SVS- YF OA'UULI, th* web-known
vil t-Bgnj-rer. fen oeei; fe-apptuumo am
misKioner under the biH rell.iitg to tfee pas
sage of £kh in the Susquehanna river.
Pirm pipes and cistern* fettve iieen used in
| L'JNI'JN whi perfect S.ucptsw for revere.:
! MOTITFES. They are prepared in REMTE MANNER
SO thai they AW PERFECT NO®-conductors of
feeat, and the water in them never freezes.
A lux near Rochester is eoeoessfully grow
FOG a plantation of lie famous Ctlifornii
giant trees from NEED PRODUCED in that. State
about fonrteeu years AGO. It only TAHET
twenty-five BUWDRED years to matnre.
TAX SL-eadvillf' BtpvUicajt says : Tht indi
cations in THIS region are v ery promising lor AN
abundant fruit- CROP, if NO untimely frost
should nip the biossoai?. IS M fcw DAYS -the I
peaches will be FO full bloow. AND UP to this
date they are unitartned.
Gi,OCL*- —A number of GEORGIA PAPER* j
represent the wheat AND fruit crop as UNUSA
NLLJ pwnkliij 'SORES ot them MY that THE!
{iauter* Lad WWTTFI; j-ust commeuced putting :
i- ,1. -a i, ua 1
planted thau wag anticipated a few weeksagw.
Mack of the land prepared for -cotton has
been norsverted iaio core fields.
AT Arneritaa geatfomtn now JU Germauy
writes : ' "AND this brings ME TO APEAK of the
revere taoe in wLkh Lincoln i? held. IN trav
elittig-1 am often questiooed about our ©OU
dition, and rarely DOES THE cosversalsou DOST >
witfecax A remark on THE GWFMNS of the man.
I hearfo PEPALEX lectures, too, in Beidelburg.
OFKEFLDID tributes to his tut rnory."
A BOS'? the artfotes sent by Prussia TO the
French Exposition at Paris WAX a cokissal
equestrian STATE* of the King, represented fo
warlike attitude and with a DRAWN sword, —
We So not know whether the STATUTE has yet
bee® SET up; but if it has been, it M ust BE A
very suggestive study to Napoleon AND the
wite of PARK at this crisis.
THE charge of the Lord Chief F ustice OF
England FO reference to the long pending Ja-
M&M trials. SWTAUFOHES the broad principle
that tie ENGLISH LAW recognizes AN MEANS fox
punishment at EVEN lis most *trooa, critn
inaif. exot.pt by trial by jury, AND that THE
■NL 11* >IIIN I. 11. of justice efeonld always be THE
grand object of all governaaent action in tHE
aii-itary. a* well as fo the judicial breaches.
QUITE • quarrel is going ON between the
Lsrr-R-'.er and Hnmsbtttg paper?, OVER the
AJIPOIUTMEST of Sapmctecdeut of SOLDVER's
Orphans' Schools. The former esponae lie
REUSE of Prufeseor ifeojaas H, BURROUGHS,
the exfouperjctendent. asd tie latter that oi
COLORE! George F. Mc-Ferlasd. a soldier who
; A leg at Getty*burg, and the present ?v
perinteade.-TI uf Soldiers' Orpbaus' SCIOOL*.
THE San Fraccisco Market Et-reirt. of
March 30, says; There is no question bnt
that money is fkei accumulating in our city
reservoir, 'teiag the proeeed; f the 'a-c
--wheat crop- a rood portion of which has al
ready been shipped abroad, kari-nj been di--
ven-remunerative ; to ti
acd rendering many of THEM J lite fodepea
deut fo mosey mattert.
A ST. LOTRTS letter SAY® -"Mertfea*?? still
declare this to be the dullest KWSWJ for MANY
a year. THE; WHOLE SALE HOUSES hare NONE of
teem done their usual amount of trade. The
Soutliera trade bubble has well nigfe played
out; fo fact all failures of the sehson are
mainly JU,': TO Southern trade. The
Montana trade AND North Missouri traffic HAS
been uunsuaiiy brisk, but the last boat-for the
MOUAUBBS leaves next week, so this will SOON
be over.
TBE borough of Holiidsysburg SEEN, to
BE prospering ia the way of improvement*.
The Lt&'li'r says : The surveys for the WATER
WORKS are completed, the opstneti awarded
ASD work has been C-'tamenced. The new
seminary builaicg is ULo going forward, and
oar Catholic friends have COMMENCED a large
buiMirg near fit. Mary's Academy which is
to be used as a!• ? S' school. Score- of NEW
buildings SJ-E GFONG up AND old ones are being
rejuvecuted.
LOMEOS DAVIS IS said to HE . wept with
joy when he heard tie result of the C< acecti
cnt dectioo, decforfog that the victory of the
Democratic party in that State.- W&? the first
substantial evidence the people of the South
had that the Democracy OF the North intend
ed to be true to Southern interests. If South
ern interests have nothing more substantial to
depend UPON thm JeS* S tears and Democrat
ic "truth,' : they are not IN a very fen WAY of
prosperfog.
A KEIVATE letter made public says of our
artists" contributions to the French exhibi
tioc: "The French find in American pictures
a great truthfulness to nature, bat they say
that they waul a little more strength and col
or- a little more pallette a they =-vpresf it.
Church. Daresd. Keosctt and Gilford EEM
to be most liked. Bierstadt they know by the
Diisseldorf pictures — he has nothing new.
Johnson and Homer are liked best as figure
painters.
M. BRNTTX, the FAMOUS French advocate,
does not take kindly to the change going ON
ia Paris. He is living in the place where he
has been lirfog for fifty one years, AND to bis
landlord, who proposes to tear down to build
bigger, be said; "I AM now sereaty-eight
years old, and ut my age it would be cruel
to force me to carry my lares and penates
elsewhere, to unfamiliar walls. Give me only
three years, and may be heaven will so ar
range matters as to satisfy you and make me
insensible to all changes. Few met live long
after their eightieth year."
THE English press seem disposed to take
the annexation of Russian America to the
United States quite pfeiksophi UIFY. The
London News Libera! acknowledg- - that
England has no ground of compfomt on ac
count of these acquisitions, "so long as they
are achieved by legitimate meass,* while the
Thunderer advises the people, '-since they
00-RR. NO right In protest,' to "forbear to !
fatten upon the transaction a hostile eoa
j •traction, or to insist upoa rights and ia-
I terest WHICH ARE iscapabh of being taaiß-
J tained-""
I THE contest between the rebels under Gen.
Beauregard and the Unirn men fof THE con
trol of the New Orleans and Mississippi Rail
road. of which the Genera! has been presi
dent," ie another OF the eigns of the times. IT
seems thai the rebels* ere outvoted, and there
fore excluded the votes of the city of New Or
leans and the State, ia order to retain their I
control. GENERAL Grant has been appealed to, j
AND Sheridcu WILL probably have the matter to
1 settle. J
&M&SQ Uit prirtte- cro &uiv oa
fu tbe Mm* barraeki. btk>w Sew Odeeme, J
is one by tike MM •'s&dhwha* who fcfcrtofi j
during tit- :ute war t. |D9fani ®f * D ®W ;
regiment- toil JM having tit' eemee ww
breveted to the grade 4farigidtw. 1- inding j
no doubt a cberat is fSB IH* h* i*mm- j
t'Q tjbt service mid etLuaui a* b'ib f**tete-
But here's the rut- By*.* rt of Congress
nil -of£*rscf tie Unit <£ States ere pencil- i
ted. upon miiitwy oeenwwtf of mpartwhW
to wear d inEtgrua e' their Ha*®*#**-
Therefore, upon the new parade. will fe® F®*
seated the "nri&nf am& a®3y of a brigadier c
star tarried on lit same ii trailer with a saur
k-et. Wit] the inspected jntrask the irtspet
fen
THE English reports oi the Pant Exposi
tion are gradually aasuioaig a a re '.'atteriog
! ..Lasracter, though John gtill Ends math to
; <otokac aWst. We gt kmc* idea tf the
i magnitude of this show b lie (itabosaest. thai
' there art so less than
j ferent exhibitors represented. The greatest
: 1 wmlW ever before path tret was at tit Lou
den Szblliitisß, is 1962 when oearir
l were represented. Bat (his is at oaacieai
galliot um —a OCanfeEttstea of id! shows —*
j horse show, cattle show, poultry show, dog
; show, plowing majeh - 'ht-w to illustrate tit
I wholeIBHKW* ' through. t •-.vji ; -;ed .
i world.
| A Sew Yoas letter *ys tie prirate letters
by the Pen-ire and Cat) of Baltimore are all
of a wariike character- The reading ban ting
and {-orritDerciaJ firms write to their curres
p-itiderts and agents Le-e to art tm the by
poLhfcgis that hostilities u>- inevitable. though
j the war .may not come o as eoon as mast
; see® to expect. The laskt writers art
: unanimous la the ojiiaia that. me what
| may, €S 3ritain will h* Bcrapaktasly aes
| iral Private telegramr by the cable are
j said to be in use e-f an e* wore exciting
character than Use published -ditrpaiche*, but
your '. .•rreepOßdenl has ;>H been able to trace
them.
ThaWdcn*. Mrveu ©r Re< : 08-Jiajois.
The health f the Hc-aThaddeos Stereos :
i t. m-h improved. and kc cxp-■■:■:. * to leave
T'-. urn.vHanix next w-.-k- To day he
wrote * fetter, it kins ferine vakfact the fol
lowing extract from a notice of Senator
Hearj Wife -u's reewft speodb near Hampton
sanely—"He {Mr. ? ilson raid ih'trt
would be ir> impediment o Stwtbera Bcpre-
MDUitive# in Congress if they would ele-er
Uoi.'.a to. a, nod Hosed his remark.- by t£-
sertSag that he would kare Virginia with
the r.id conviction that a Bepablicsa Gotet
nsr. L.gi-lature aid two Senators would he
ei'Cted.
Mr. StvTsseoaiaicf. ■ 03 life as j : Hows: —
ff.yßntw..'X, Ajri' 27. —Mr. Editor —
Each articles esthi- are cs.feaiatc-d tody
nsael bar®. They threw obstacle? fe the
way of fa tore reeon.-truetitm b- log quoted
and relied on as pledge* by the
part?. H i.tec is-cb tntuda arose fn-ta
certain i vs-oro- cor- (SB 1 ia a bill wi.ieh
was re; arted by the RvC'rtraK €bia
taittee of the Thirty ninth Congress, though
aerer j i.-sed. It was ptarrefxi hp fee z
and fully in: oan argaacat against the whole
party and Congress.
Trie generally arise. l - fr.-in the eareJeagness
of the ret-srtess, and sometimes, drbt3en>-
fr-.-is the it.adveneßoeof the speaker. So
man should make promises lor the pss" 1 ?
By what authority does any <rte suv t it br
aru/ibriy" ef* foal 4&aa&§. they wi 1 I;
-ay that Virginia will e-ket two fevj,; ~ .J-J
tore, while ia troth there is oo Virginia?
Much is to be done by the people and Cor.-
r .. : i1 e eaj rej-rescrratir"- or Senator
.if Stat-.- tun be Who litttbon
sei any Senator to ray there would b. no
c-oiiiieeatLn. as in atr.-tber place?
These things are too flippantly said. I
think they Em better be gravely pondered.
Who i authorized t travel the country and
t peddle out amnesty? I would say to the
tnost guilty, expect puaiehuMeat aad then
but first a mild confiscation to
pay those who hare :• :n robbed by disloyal
tai-u. T? ese are my wishes, and mine on.;-,
rwrhaps.
THADHEVSSTEVENS.
A iepo Orator ic Tennessee.
Atari out political meeting in CLatta
itooza. Tennessee- one of the speakers was a
negro naua-ed Thomas Kane. His speech
was a remarkable effort, itsß oe" practical
goad -.T.se. aad sometimes rising into gen
ait,'. elopueaoe. W< coj-y from the Cin
f-lunt'i t'■:.:>■• i— rctttl some scxten
j
"Oarfriend here says to speak of little
*Lta§-- or Lig; thing-.. I bare ao educaa-.n;
" J can -Liak big things,hat 1 tan only speak
little things Sherman's bill suits me very
wtE, atse-'rding to my aßderetanding. My
fr.ee 1- • ■ frr at I k:.- vr them suit me T-.,y
-•■ ' ; .nd I think I know who they are. "i
■faint Browxdow U. one of tht-ta. I faaye
seed hew they worked form, and what ihiy
nave -1. at for as. SLvncan it a friend tio
a-. I know tint mt people all ov.r the
sotitl ru states Lave ten deprived of the
j pri vik-dges of odu-csb n, aad 0 f meeting u
w(1 ud saying i ata ibt own mm
"'V hen we stop and tliak where we were a
! few years ago, picking in the cotton row r
hoeing in the corn rent. pk'aghi3g arnoßg
the stamps- with a driver and as oversc-. r
and old master sitting it the house and tay
ingt Ib-ive cm. and what we-are cow." 1
hardy know what we shall do. We are
- free, a- i dor than that, we are allowed to
! Tore. 1) we kn w what we are go-icr to
vote for? Some met, say: 'The- negro has
Li- legal vote, bat I ots buy Ms rote with a
; drink. 5 whiskey or a thew of tobacco.' Fel
iw .■■■%.- _ as, _ l-efore anyj man hail bay my
r .'.e with a drink*erf" whiskey at a -hew of
t ■>:: ocE'. I wiii suffer thin body to be sacrifi
qed". iAjtplause.
"W hen I was in Seiaia. on election day,
1 .-aw the white men go down in their cellars
and bring out their jugs of whiskey, and
Mi men in, and siy 'M ho are you going
to vote for? and I hare seen the votes of
the Aogio Saxon rate bought for a drink of
wh:-.ityl [trrea: applau-e. Mow fccie
are otrioicd men that never saw a chuich >r
a wbooi house until lately, and you ncedo't
talk to me altout buying tbeit votes, while
there arc white men, raised in the lap of
education, that would sell thdr rotes. Ua
lees I k now my friends, who I ain going to
rote for. I shall not vote at all. Don't,
when y ugo to vote, let any man casae up
tind say: 'Who are von g ing to vote for:
h> ,-)_aadso?' Why. h ain't the right
man. \oa don't korw. How should vou?
' i - Lou red ki ky. I>4 ta t*.ll
vou: so and so is the man to vote for:" and
the first thing you know you will be voting
to cut r ur own throat,
• "Mow I don't know much about pcditical
affair,, at I hdieve Brownlow ie the right
uuui in the rfrht pkoe, aad if we have got
io I ote, I shall vote for him because I see
that he ins worked fur us. My friends, the
t .mes arc ripe. The bud has come, and the
Mossome—and the blossoms have dropped
off. and the apple has grown. and it hangs
ripe and rosy on the tree, and we can pln:k
it off and eat it, and cast the core on the
ground and plant the seeds that will grow
up into great trees stretching their brandies
up into heaven. We must Team to use this
great Lk-sang."
As enthusiastic architect, baring received
an order to build a summer house, wishes to
contract for a load of sun beams.
Sir. Wihdt'i speech is Khkuesh
Hon licary Wikaa mddmmd a crowd of
about OtSJOpsrsaaa at ftiffemoad, ; Mon
day afternoon. Nearly all those prsaarf
were cotercd. tiy.mgb all dasaes of whites
were- M-pnuxetsd. He was ifsodsncd by
G-orertts- Pi-rp aod after aDndkgto
the f*"t thit* be ritsii KkduDcmd upos the
is-rkwtaes of several toembers of the kpk
tare, be proceeded to mtc the history the
reconrt ra -uon Itiil. lie then recited tb<
eveiri s.t th- done at the war to ah aw that
Pre-idem Johnson a pabw. adopted against
ike will of the satios, bad _ caused aiorens-
iiom the work uf any otlter case
mat! in Aoif riea. It again erected theme®
who. bad been more thai, wiliisg to .accept
the terms z£ tloßgrrsßS. The reeomtrartkm
bill ww! not to bmaißate the peofde
of tlte Ssstk, but to meet tbe needs of tbe
whek country. The (jnesticm now before
the Seatbera itatet ie whether theywlß
tlea taen to State ofioes and Conrres.- who
e ia favor of m Loaert aeoeptanos of the
i toy of the tiatioß. not me® who ?&£
ffliours over a lost oasee and who stffl hope
that wpcibing may tarn up t®overthrow
that pcOiey and restore ola ideas and aid
measai-oi Pauiodar demands that the
latter class ebali aerer xatwe be peraittod to
panitapatt io the management of the gen
era! gorerniaeot, The apnsucy of Aoirew
Juhu'iov Lad uiadc a republican triumph at
the next pnnadeatM {Motion certain. Tbe
}eaker v aniod aJJ classes fmes. the csolor
d. the white, tbe joj-aJ and those who bad
nbv udo-aftd ri " wk-kid of
stand .r-; Uer ->n tbe aauotia! j4atfc>rtntl
tbe rr}>ul'.i(aud party.
As f.-r 'be entered vote of Virginia be
hue e fear • f being combated by sesess
i . sittba Hi aj pealed to tbe old whig* of
Mrgitlu and the frDowers of Henry Vl aj
who doc.'art-d mat dsray wu agiiewoas
wi .tsg. that ot- ocuaiagewgr could make it
right, test Ire the occasion and unite their
foitßJrt- ■*■ th the republican party, tow was
their dey and hour to ostt Virginia by an
creiwbclajug majoritj. To that dass who
at" ruoohißftd faryartidpiring ia tbe re
i'?il.ob fee v ,uld say that by sjieating and
working for the national policy, thty w raid
shew their coontrymcE that the diiablfitie?
now iajv-oSed c-n thtm ought to be reaioTed,
and t t-osatry that Lad proved it- generosity
woukd not. fcjg. t them.
Govomor Pehpoint, after Mr, Wilson
Lad cowetaded made a brief ipaeeb adriang
die ooiered people t work and make the
old State bloom again.
( BOX El HOPE.
Jivuf/vd Pnvxtau Emanation of Lutxem- \
fawgy.— Ac Offer to Seti tfie fjnrmd
Jj- hy.—ijmt> Victoria Propom r> I'oa(*
( — Pnpem&jn Accepted by
/' —A":rpsws notified tr-Jh -Vcy—
tijri —Ptuma t'j Take JrvmrCia-ti for
tin ('' de l T'-rrilcty.—Ccnfirtnet to meet
May hlh. Fortran of Lur/Ofimnj to far
Bkju.in. April 27. —The Wesser Ocz'-tt*,
is ji- hading arthde to-dgy. imimatfcs -hat
]'ru--ia may evacuate Fort Pess, of Ltnera
barg
.A* -TtJ - jkit, April i". The Ifo• :h 1 - c.-y
--|ttw it off. ;Laßy deni-. s that there was any
:j£(.- • steb Lußplcr; toMapoleofi.
L'tSinojt, Kreaiag. April 27.—Queen
| Viatc ria ha*, writtms a k tt- rto the Kiu~ of
| Prw ■ r - ;v: "L she takes ground in favor
| d'tbe t.y- u slid tamt moderate projos
:n- s of F- . ..oe in regard to the tfif-pc-sitioa
of Lev.and advises him to accept
the flan -:"c--jajwomite. tj which the Em
f-o - b •: • 2is w-Iliac t m-.-iode.
PA*:- r. •'•niag, April 27. —It i c-SciaDy
s-tatel thi: :he Lmpercwhts expressed Lis
•ati.-fac.ti- -i with the oggetatious now in
y: tr; ; -- {■■■ *ettJtJsCCt of the Laxem
j"*' SLffgac— attaae ggar "as?
night tie I'rttsfiaa Doveßtme&t -igakSed by
. tek-rr.pb its acceptance r-f the propoatki
: ■ •y tl Queen of Eegia&d for a gener
l. • -afcren • at London of the great powers.
• ----- •- 't.- th? Laxtmburr (fispate oo* the
be-h c-i :be -jeutrality of the Grand lacby
.•caru-iMcd by all the powers represented *-t
the ooafer-MM*.
S';. Pm-EESBOO. April2".—lts* gai-ithe
Bus-da n G OTcrnmcat wiii receiv from the
1 red States a fiaet ofiroa-ebds. instead ef.
the -tipulatcd sunt of mor-t-y. in paym-iut of
the ,->3Ssoa of the Bnsoas pt-ssesscins in
Alt -risa.
I. riaaday Evening.—The general
ecr.-fereace of European powers to sctt-e the
•iiff -aiti:-- littwoec France and Prussia will
meet 33 London. May litfe. It Las been
agreed that in the meaiitimt- the ftatroas of
Jjoaaemburg wiS be dismantled.
i ROM MEXICO
Xr *1 < t*- April 2 —Adric.-as ooaoern
ij- g tli -i taati on in Mexico t .--afirso tbe sews
pal Lsl T - ooißaßsaoDura
wire seat i y Maxitniiian to Juarez at .San
Lais, with an offer of capitulation. Gtur
aai-. -s f -r the Hvcs and property of the
promit.-'it vhiefudas. kis said, arc deman
ded b; '■ ■ c eotainisstonere but will nt be
grsuted by Juarez.
in Efcei i'e messenger, bearisg the in
to: --a in lar.-r of Maximilian was fur- •
wi-h' i will as cscon at Matamoras f r San
L •PuKk-I. where he expected to find the
Jfiextcaa Pr&adeat.
It is reported also that Maximilian liad
offered to surrender if he was granted a free
departure from the eountry.
©- w
I ROM ARKANSAS
Np V -j:k. April 2 . —The lit lift
Lit: •: Hock, Arkansas, special of the twen
ty-fifth say- "hat orders were received to-day
by <rov- -n.-r Murphy from General Ord. to
the eft that the State i? divided into elev
en r- gi- tration districts, and regharation
offic- n arc to be apj>ointed in each district,
four of which are to be officers serving ic
the army, and two citizens.
Cunn:dcham. the State Treasurer, has
be n dirwsissod, L ing aeeoKlat to hold
off-- ut-ler the Congressional act. Cdonel
Page, Qnarernraster has been appointed in
hi- Several other State officers are
likely to be dismissed for the same reason.
The expected recistratiou of voters will
commence speedily
_ ... ©•
Brsni-h Interests ca the Americas Con
tinent.- Eiteii-ioa of Tnited States
Territory.
LoSf&OS, England, April 2,
I r the last few days nothing has been so
much talked of amongst politicians as the
supjK-sci devedopmcst of a plot of the Uni
te d State - against the rule of Great Britain
in British (Afruufaia. A tetegratn or two by '
the Atlantic Cable has done it all. The sale
f the port: -a of the coast held hitherto by
ilu- ria. and an accompanying statement that
our colony wil now be eat off from as, Las
frightcne-i peofde into all sorts of fancies.
It i- the beginning, they say, of an attempt
of the United Urates to hare the whole of
that Continent free from European control
Others are -earehing their map- and their
Cyclopaedias, to ascertain where "Russian
America ' is, and of what it c orists. N■;
a few would be compelled to own. il foreed
:-j reveal the truth, that they didn't knew
llusssa had any territory there at all. I
ht-ar other good creatures declaring that
very oon the United State.- wiii be press:- v
towards -Ja: aa, and that she iaoonuuendng
an era of aggression against which it will
useless ior England to contend. All this
from two little telegrams of a dozen lines
each. America makes slight show in tic
Pari, Exhibition, but she can frighten this
i.-le from its propriety by a simple stroke f
the pea. "
Die'.our says he always respects old age,
except when some one sticks him with a pair
of tough chickens.
Tee reueßt order of' GeoernJ BtAkm,
knows ia Iris department as General Order
So. 30, ja-ofalbaiag imprisonment for deb!
except la awe* of ©otitic tiom far fraud. sas
penOmg execution of jsnUwHSrtii far a rear,
tod in thine wage* for labor a ben cm tit:
cr {,t, naptne&aig as it dae? a good it*.: of
the civii k of tie State Kmf**xng the
Svmoi Military JhMriet kit* been cited by
eotse of tbt- dea<oratk pwpsrs of tbe North
as a fimx- of high-handed di7otin, and a
fair tiaspfe if tbe tyraair- thai might hare
been expeewd from a military awverwwwt.
Wt do MA find, L owner, that the paper* of
> Ttb or Sf3Btb CtaoSaa take this view f
tbe nattier. On tbe coßerary, tbe V\ iltniiij?-
ton JourtssJ does at hesitate to nay that t |
approves both tbt spirit and tbe letter of j
order; and tlit- Charleston Courier goes m [
far a- to say (bat tie nootmtr for a jani- !
iar measmrc has been patent from tie in
! effectual t f rts made by tbe general ass-eta
| Wf, on more ibn one tax-ask® to stay tin.-
tsetmtitm td jadgmeats for debts, and there
■ i- every featst-a to beiiere thai this,intern®-
' tko of tbe military power will produce a
j feeling of prtsfoan-J sMhdkctkw tai tugboat
! the length and breadth of the State.
j Tes London fi,*otei4r stum?up the jwes
' est condition of Europe —which is what Mr.
Csriyif wroJd describe at 'trowing efeo
tr> —in an article from which we make
; tbe I'oit whag extra-..;: Nipoieoa cannot
j bear to be always baffled; the American
j complication over, the French are in tbe
stood which tbe idea that ri""-
! ltffiweaee wamns a!ways inspires; Lsg
| lsnd is paralysed by internal dissensions. and
! io ii post-.] in any event to interfere with
! Prance- fiansiiß is -exalted till it will bear
!-bo menace-, the Ba.-t is stirring and bearing
i with • sfit- inent and things point to the
I greatest of earthly calamities —a general
j £nr f.peai; war. We hare sail three months.
: fee Napoleon most give- the .wgnal. and thc
eahh'.'tioß does not close till Aogtat; bot if
he lives, and anforsoea does not arrive,'
■ Germany will yet be welded into t Larder
i unity by t- owtade. Already
tbe mere ramor of mcsaee k- doing Const
• Vot Bkmarck work tbe ffiend draft is
. pa.- log as rat-idl; as if tbe North German
Fariiaajenl were filled with soldier*, and
wh is it is ; •rorlaimed- the King of Prussia
5- Emperor of Germany. wito a military
; dictatorship ' r three years.
A Pi RSE\ > MS YANKEE. —A Yanke?.
at St. Jo-ftfL. ?lir~iisri. is thus celebrated
by the /" (. of that city r The ajthiaJ
story tLst Noah found a Voles grocery en
Ararat, after the partial rubsiitnoe f the
waters, as 5 lastxalive of the comprise
sif that peeaEw <•■- :. finds a counterpart in
: the aperieire . a rcsiaoe qwtimcu who ]
j MWtea '.ocrai city a few wedb ante. Uj
; on his arrival he c-ommenoed stead] rattin:-
IVM tfc" stre -t. and dr-.te a iLrivinc has- i
i newt, bour-od under a dilapidated umbrella. !
; The next week found him ensconced in a !
rouse carrrtce on an intelfigßnoe ofSoe.— !
j Dsrio* the* tliri week he en-ulatei in the I
j doable copariiv cf sewing machine agent and !
I repairer of wit, J * shades On the fourth j
i week hi bra:,. d out as a door plate JUMTO- i
factum and na. estate agent, and at the
Ir-rr-ic.- ' e next week he hunt: out his
in ?'II: AT --neytad COUNSEL!,-r at law. —
It .R expected that he will run for Grorreas
J AT the next elrcri -A.
A Pi. . s i'Ki. T F SENATOR Wn'N Fn.-
FILLED. — I predVit.'' said Senator WSaoa.
.•petiior to the negroes in the Obtriet of
C las; IDA, JA3;> 4, ;-■• 4. "1 predi.-t that be
fore five REARS have roiled around yon will
be allowed to r, and right here in WASH-
Inrrcn to WASHINGTON didn't pin its
faith to that pr ohecy. hut on the oocuurv,
j laughed it fa -•-*. 'Yes. rote ' contin
ued he ' R a : the polls AND rote with
I §E then. -Jariv if you vote the]
damnar. : T .. Fhere was a good deal j
lOF cfcatLing o- -r that fast Act. and SOT
SIMPLY A". •:,? the BLACKS. either Soaroeh- •
more than half the time named by Mr. Wtl- \
La J&v-ED. and the negro STANDS in the ;
: District W;:h :Le ballot, and he is no store 1
spoken •:•: as "n;vrer,' but, rather, as "'one ;
of OVVOLNRED ritixeae."
THE Ft. NOB s operor is engaged experi- j
■ r;- w;T.I a tr.n n of his own invert- i
it-: r the effect® of which are expected to be
as forstndab]-. -- those of the rified c&noon
AT !>.dferinowh are NOW GOB rat Yinocnne?.
I . /concealed from the eyes
the : . an ] even of the SO)£AT is
it is of small calibre,
IOF copper, AR 1 it is stated that by a system
•'>! nsetu! '. d. -.>. and tourniquet.-.- of which
the writer says 1-: cannot give a description.:
from twelve to fifteen shots can be fired in .a
minute. It is in reality a system of the
needle gua a: r lied to artillery. These- ex
• periment: et aim? need ax mc nth* ago and
' were intend-.- " to 1* kept pivfonnUv SEATS:
but in -; ITS trtrrthicr. the matter was
reva.l-.-I TO J'ru- -fa some tlmo AGO.
( - : "T TENNESSEE. — The Chattanooga
A I I says that East Tennessee ;
•ITS thi- titu; more corn that is yet to be J
. brought into xmrkct than many tad sup-,
posed was produced in the state the part j
year It says that the valleys and moan tain ;
•id- S '_•/ ;L: tx. VR.tain region are as prolific |
F cereals V - Egypt in the days of Jo- ;
sc-PH : and ' •RING season wilt find us
with MORE wheat than was ever before pre- i
duc-ED in East Tennessee in any -:n-I singk
year. A genii. -mar., just returned from' a |
a trip THROUGH T VFERSON and Greene ccua- ,
ties. inf. RN. V. ' that be never ea*
sach a growth F wheat befcue as is BOW in |
the ground in that sectic-N. The area of •
acres is unprerxdented, AND the amount of j
ground ] R PURLER for corn puts last year'- '
cfott- far in sliade.
Tor L T,T. speaking of trade in ;
generd. say -: The first six months of this j
year, lirwecer will 1-:- devoted mainly tt- 1
liquidation and repairs. Our merchants \
here and in the interir-R will put their hous- ;
es in order, and foe! that they have DONE •
remarkably WEB if their balance sheets look i
as well on t? <■ frst of July as they did on J
the fir-T of January. They are 'cornier j
down ABY from war to spe- ie prices-, and
may thank that good Providence which is
so well dlr-: ng ail our commercial affairs."
The 1 'hit Trfowtt prints the i .Hawing .
singular piece -i'intelligence :
"Wo he: R ft TAN reliable business men of;
this •: Y._*l •at e just returned from a '
trip t I a IN 1 Korthwestern Minneso- I
ta. a■J • OUT of the shortaees of the ;
crr-ps in that region, and the consequent
suffering of many of the families of new SET- |
tier- in Martin* and adjoining eownties. — I
COME of these FAMILIES have not a pr--. I of ;
meat, EXCEPT a vcrp ftaaty supply f WILD
meat, for ST tubs. Others 'have had
nothing but RARNIII# with which T sap>Port ;
life for the LAST two months."
HJLKTJSBCBO. April TIIT- HON ruble \
A. W. Benedict. Clerk of tho House of!
Bepresentative? -F tins State, and OE -f the
Secretaries R TH? State C R.rral Com- j
lattice, DIED : • lay at Huntingdon, of ova- |
pslas. HE faithfully perfemsrd HIS duties
aur-:ir the wint r. rnd left Harrlsbarg at the ;
DO- VF V HE - - "a GOOD health and ex- '
pec: tnr to return In a few days. He was :
wid Vkn WN atid much respected. It is
be' ... J that !.. STARFIOD the first daily
p. : Y paper eve r \ lbhed in Philadelphia!.
YORK, April ]fo—the Tr'lainr t I
-yodia! says: tlenera] SchoSeld has already |
W'ttm encod the registration cf voters in i
Virginia u- 3er th provisions of the Kecon- j
stmf.km act. :t was found imjossibk to i
obtain a sutbaeat number of white atixens j
to act as registrar- thev tteing unable to
t:.' e 'he oath prescribed by the act. It was
ioand neoeasary to appoint non-residents i
and detail army officers to complete the '
work. I
A t vug*. A UiW *r A ISwre TkrU
ma ; mucin* rr ettasfssw, * cwn u
B* IWiJt.
lr ASJiAiwEO to tmrnmmw,
Irrimliw ft 'ki- • riraumnu
'I bras! INwsv wr * >si—Sim*.
j ovTm* rat tt-ixT.
■aavrs
BII<>NCHIAL THOCHES
waver*; imwr-r* ircvic* to tsc rtrr*,
onm aammuam iti nt,
for BrwatelutlK ittbw*. ' *lrv*. tmm
pUt aaS Thr!
aGCC AJIC l*r ™ At iT Cl-tni lITBw.
HSSCKk AWB PIWI.It SrttHMHi
3! fed fridi* u*fnl ra taMjiog tke roi* *i
u-ttai in-Oirt B'aigix.g. it f pe*.i.ittg, *bi re).e< ij
sic lfcriitt.l B-fser as onas*d sienß® -d sk rt|
i.rgaaju Tfe &rt Teeonjuet ood nd pre
,cr3t>S %y Pkymciim-, mid fevc tfa-d -xetkata. ub f
fitiß okoe! *<■ feioTkct tbe oMcstry. llt
sng i>s articit of UTit merit, mtd bm-kig pinf.ti
tfceir elßcaey Vf test of mtttT yet., e*eii *•
fedt the® it sew ionalitiw is variuci S'urtt wf tie
: world md tbe 7V uLt ue maveriil!T J.-tobmbi.-
! oed better that tber erueler.
! Obuio or.iy fSsWI Ertsieiiia.i Trocket," teo
do tst 'jt" asy ef tbe Worthfcte iMMS'lkl •fel
mj he odered. Sons tvaci w beve
-ssr.se :t-a
5. T.—lKi —X.—Ti,e SBi-.oxt -A PlastaWie
Bioers :% •<!* year it itmtaJhxßg rjurt'lnc
Tbey WUBK t-ii Broaiway six foei tigk, fruw tin
Park ft li acspeet- Isritte'i maaWEartiwy ir rt
r tlkt .ftttsii. a ' Sc* y<irit- It U aaia ttsat
Brake palate* ail 4Bc rtk> tn *4<t Earten: State,
witi kit —S. IMVk.—X, txci :i.. —.
g-: t ht eraeay logif ;• is it- fats t .a* *
* rating diftgairi-p liit facr t>[ aausrt,"
gire* iiiiE a tmmepu.y- lt c: L r
-.Jtiis btst we a: ta>w ite PbKtetioa E?Hrs
svxt a. 11l- titbtr utik ever did. Tl.. T *?e n-f-G
ky aE ciasees ef tie en&msaity, as* are -.-.a'i ■%
Pi lyqeii—t-rrtaiii. Tier art pay it'-;g-.-ra: i g
wfcra l*said and weak, axd a great Hnetaat.
Saratoga hj ring Water nolo by a., aragg.
j -"Pi !.itii.r tl* kettle (m,. lis tie 1a led
•' tx.i -sit very seTereij—tua fcaea akautfi t e■ r.
; TLs toriare was askearakde * * Tit llexkan
; Mastaog luaioieat reiieted tße paia aJw.ni ,
. mediasady. I: iea.t-3 rs.jiid]y. *x-d ieft very
! scar. C*is. Fowrir, 42(* Broad St. Fbila
TiiW it Hruiy t aaaple vf wial tic Jfu,i..£g
j LAimest wii; do. It is iaralaaiie A a!l c.-et f
wotaids. iwtiri&gi. qriiat, cots, i-rtists
i etc.. either spon mat -..r kaejtt.
Beware of c.ssaKsrfcits. S o&e is getaixit tak. ,-
; wrsj-jiMi ia tic eteei : late ugrivi&ga,
- ti'S cgmm of G. V. WestlirGofc. Ciraa.-. ai,d
: tbf prinmt* stanij of littSitS *-Co.. Sew
| Y rk,
Saratoga Sipriag Hatrr sold by ail dnaitf
A .TC l*t Mat *Ci..a. —The jrertiert ismg,
tfee -rweee.es Uiiag," and tit SAOE if it I T the
icast 3ii-a-:.r. It OTereeaec the odcr of -} r}.:r
tsBB&OB and aadr dt-iscary to tie stria, i* a
di-.igutfnf perftUßt: aliayr headachi M-u -l -- 'x
mat. r.. and is a meßM£--y eoanyiaiiit.x ia the st<S
r'. -m. it the r arosay , tt c uptts the i - iie; aiiebeaml.
It cat'* . Vtaiaed every where at out 0 liar per
irtiitie
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all druggist*
Ax wa- vai.:■: -xxx-::x'. head -f xf - lit
: ire rvaiioa from prtaiatsre haldmss an ci tamit *
iI. ■ —■--'■ i- - . —— t # Bath
| nxrit. It mates the Lair rich, soft asm gfossv,
| era - -alee daztdndL as I eaanee toe hair to gr w
'L hmiug "csorv. It if sotd riervusere
E. THOMAS LT N. Tbemir S.Y.
Sinltgs Witer, bj *li drt^gim
v '.t X>3:• IT?— A xvzng iad* . rt/Umzng :
j tier coautrv home after a*sstmra fa few m;hr
t it. New yri. wus hardly reeogsiae* by he
I frauds, 1= jinee >.f a rostis, t ashed lae-. ox-e
i -,s ias ft, rti-y khi .ex: - r.. of ai.-ie: asrl4e
: - ■ < aasd :r -:c*x . f 22, ties, really apj-,r-
I trd i'Gi IT. rbe - ■ -] them p.i.illy afceesssdHagsa
Msgß'tia Balsa, and would urn V* wAhoui ii
It; ■> dy ran --[prove her {wts t.al asspeaiaaoe
i r y mx h tiy u .tg this artiete. It cat: i* order
ed of s- v ir, eris-t fer only ii eeata.
..Saratosa sprisjWatvr. -.-.'.di rail Jrugglstt
He. ustreet't isiin.tisle Hair Cei'iisg has here
I ' gen ir:g ill f£-. ,r for ever twerty years
it art. vp<a the absorbents a: the roots of the
nr. . . • r.gxs it to fts : rixa. ey de
xTec- A . -unaawis dyce rleadra sad ipjarw
( the II r. ii e xastreet's , a-f a oV-. l-ct is cer
. tit - ■ Ats, pr. a.'tec u.- gr--wti, and i.- a
:Kii y i: 111. Pusktsa. Ir , oeiUaEddl
; swid t.- s iealcrt.
Sara? pga Spring Water k- . j ;. i druggists
Lv I iti r -f Pi ar .t. oci i.isoit—
for ir .;i ; Sauee*. Heart: arm Sitk Haad
a- he. ■ rai l r : xs, Ac., where a warsriag, gt
l'■ et - required- Its earefal }-rep*r*-
ti-.-a arlt::- -e parity make it a cheap aad rc2ia
tic arisen f-T-coliuaiy parpoaes. Bold every
where a- of .-ts. per UdUe.
Sarattnra Npria: Water-.- Vdby alldraggieu
July W. Jsftfcewwily
RPAY n TRY IT: TBT rr:
Pike 30 teals, or 5 Collies for W2.
DR. LATCH R'S
: wa:i -x E o i x.-
Is a< sn..w'.rdged 10 he the very rvt LA tweak fr
.-D-iEidc r tl nils. Br: ires, BweHed At-iats,
St-ffoe-s ac t R heuiratlsas.
II is the r,iy ajipliratioii that boui ihe applied
to kicis idi <-Bis. Every li.. • i aa, Fames, or
Horseman should have a W-u'-t ia his stwh'.e. ready
far arc.
For sale at wholesale aai-i mail, by
C. C. rHEIVEE 4 CO,
Wholesale Isroggusts, CoraberiaaA >!i
..Vxd by Itr-ggifts and all I sealers TB KehaMe
Medseitt-very where.
HARDWARE
AKB
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
GEO. BITMTZa & SOS
Have ,'wtS recti: :si a jnl: fiwl wf all goods be
-1 rriag to their trade.
G ARDEN TOOLS
ef a!) k'.rclr Snrels, Hoes. Rakes. Spades, A
WOODEN WARE.
Backets. TtO.s Chcras Baskets, Ac.
Si/rrr-PiaAtti Ware, /VArt Bool*.
TOILET SOAPS, ali kinds.
BROOMS. BRUSHES, OIL-CLOTHS, At
COAL OIL LAMPS AND COAL OIL,
WHITE LEAH, ail grade.. VARNISHES,
LINSEED OIL. TUB PENTIX K. WHALE-OIL,
ÜBO\\XAJLS mui GLASS.
call ao 1 see ever slack. We keep a
fall aaeurtmeat of every.thing ia >ar liae 'i :-x- -
uess, and will si a reaanaaMc profit
Sign of the MILL SAW. A] rillJ It
TWJ sOßG.'il 54 OB 'W its.—AU pers us do
tirag to n'btaia Sarghiara - red *3l t*aoceiD-
Qodated by cali n2 on txe onic:signed, or at the
Store of John E. Colrio. r 'Ltilslmrg. The cn
iersignei is agent for Clark's Cane Mills aad
Cook's Evat-rtxr. All : tern narrations directed
to him at Scheilsbarg, will be promptly attended
to. In his absence. Mr. J. E. Colvis will act for
i htm. J. HENRY SCHEU-.
' April , lSd*;4t.