THE COLUMBIAN, JJLOOMSBUIW , COLU-MIHA COUNTY, PA.
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N13WS ITEMS.
Ci.urMi.'tirnit Pillow Ini'iit tust Iipimi
"in Him Ili'lil" to n 1 imrpiMi1. Hi1
t",,nu.iti'-t Ills nim rrni tills yintr ill "mi,
ii'i.i IiihIu'I.i,
W-',l,,i.M,..H Mt.'V-.n, l''VL HtUMi a j
Ii'tti-r To tliu ltuilloilsof 1'iMiiwvlTOiiliTT
that tlu-y iniiy lio In tlmiufT of ili-feat In 1
U 'touor "tiiniitsii np.iiiiy." nu iiniiin
tliiuuKU Duiiioi.'riicy.
V I ll'.,-.' ,
-lLuril- -H-
fj-f-TIm nvlll'llHl! fill!. ri'ristriltloll 111
Arkllllsivsl.H'ltllimll'll!llSSOll.fl.M. Oil tlmt ,
basis tho --iitlnmul of m-lsti-atlou ill
ll,.. ri.mlli will Ue.tltte-iH minions. (
t i-A wiiltlliiirlii AruatKH ieiuyn ,
ii illvniwi wouiiin of tlilrty-nlne mill a
youth of nineteen took 'ilueo at the
iimisj of the briile's fornior hlUbaml,
. . k it. ..in ..I ....l .. '
who Is mid to have betin' til the highest
-hlK
tSi-StIel-lyu Walerl-ijvitcmu, now
n'venty-.-iuvisn years ohl, Mill lives In
Kti-jliuitl, anil luis tireu wlvuu, ami ten
cliildrmi liy each wife, Such U tiie force
if peiseveittiiio. j
m-.rMr.nnil MM.9tKMti;i,of .laci'son,
Midilj-uii, li.ivea ulillil twelve il.iys ohl,
wriuituiK only one unit a half pouiula,
u,l,'o .mil healthy. A ci ninicii liiiitir
lllltf i-outtl liu niliipi il, with uaso over Us
amis to the shoulder.
f-i A neV lior.-'.o di-teniper has ii
j. i t I 111 New Jersey, which luused the
ill ,iCi of Its victims in one ortwo days.
l'h (UJ 'rt'".! b.illles the skill of all the
terinavy surj-ooils
Tin' next r,6Rislaturenf Kentucky
i in taml about (is follows : 'Heiiati
I. in icracts, til; UiuUttils,!); thinl party,
I. l.i the llou-i there will be "W Demo-'
cr-ats .mil 11 lt.iilltal; third lurty, I.
M A Catholic priest, the llev. M.3t.
M.ii-co. of La Croe, Wisconsin, while
on hi- lvo'tit visit to tlio, I'arls Hxpost
tio.i, loccivediu a special pre-ent from
tli. j::upiV5.sl'luL'iilo a solid -fold chalice,
u iny-ime Inches in height, mid most
elaUur.ite!y and viirlinisly oriiaineutod.
iii-()iiu Hunter, ivyouiii'niau.Ulllcd
hi-, mother at Cliilllcotho, .Ohio, by
thniwin a timu which liraincd her,
wild she wa-. K'-eechini; him to conic
out oi'a riini-diop, where ho wiw drink
In with hisw.mpanioiis.
d-i-IIoniee I i replay cays, "tJrent as
Or uit Is, lie cannot curry our banner
unle-s he wears our tiull'oriii." Thu
Ini.iylnntlve reader H respscfully ro
.Hiested to call up the plctiuo (ienernl
Onint would iire.-eiit were he to panulo
r.n l'ennyls-aiilft avenue in Horace.
Oreeley'si'iulform. A'. )'. M'orltl.
! j-Tlic return' fnim Kentucky tin
prose as they oll'ii'Ially colne In. In HBI
eoiintles, Helm, the lieinocratle eaudl
date for (inventor, hasa majtirit'y bf.'H,
nl,ii over ISarucs, lladleal; 7I,iki over
ICinl-ead, Independent ;iind about
lillll over both. WelldonO!
j-y-Thu Louisville Jotinw! funiishe
our people with a ray or .-unshiue 1'or
the future a applicable to tile action of
our .State Convention:
.Michigan has decided, through her
Convention, toudmit negroesto uirrage.
ny ehango in that lladii-.d State mint
lie tor tho better. A negro Senator from
Michigan would bo a great improve
ment over the blood letter (.'handler.
True enough, tlu;re U never any' great
lo.-ri without Mime small gaUunetmlt
J-J'nsi:
(rj- a negrogirl,abotiteighteenyear.s
old, named Arabella Dormiie, and re
siding near Camp Scliotlcld.was arrest
ed yesterday by bffleer Dluguid, of the
eity police, charged with throwing her
new-born babulntoa pen of hogs, by
whom it was devoured. Thu girl con
fessed the brutal deed, and my that she
made way with her Infant because, he
did not care to undergo the, trouble mid
bear the cxpcii-e of railing i.Linvh
hwj Aim.-
jy-It Is reliably rumored that the
agriculturists have agreed together, In
antlci pntionof an enorniouscropof wheat
tlds fall, to prevent, by combination, a
decline less than fl a bushel, for wheat
and 310 per barrel fori Hour. Tlio .fact
that such an understanding Is thought
liece'-ary argues most favorably for thu
prospect'! ofmi abundant harvest.
Mr. I'luiiib, Secretary of Legation
to Mexico, having received uutliorlly
mid inntnutlotisffoin the State? Depart
ment to renr's-ent tlio United States
ti.ivernuii'Utat that Cotirt, left Wash
ington ojj Monday en taute to enter upon
his ontcl.il duties. Tho recent commis
si in of Mr. Otterburg in act as United
nlatlvo in Mexico Is can-
cei.il and Mr. I'lundl succeeds hfiu with
.oveii in the nature of Clmrgeir
Ailidres.
The Ti iture of Olllie law has Had
mi unexpected result, which we hardly
know whether to call deplorable or
c.iiulcul. A Postmaster win su-peuded
lor defalcation ; tho .Sciudo rejected tho
pt ton nominated as his 6Uece,i-or ; ftnil
nailer the law thu delluuuent was re-
in: lak'.l. In cnuimuuicutlug, to lilni
tills amazing result, thu I'cstmaster
(iciieral polituly ruiuuited him ''as "a
lavor to the Department, to use asllttlu
n; t'ie iiinney of the (ioverniuunt and
make few f.il.ie, entries as poislb'.e."
It is not said whether there Is any legal
puui-hmciit l'U- steallm; lit the St.de
wmreln thlngentlviuaii lives.
tir The Hutlerito papeiu which have
been lately threatening to fall foul of
(trout, In case he illumed tho duties: of
Secretary of War, asSliuiton'sniccehSori
will now dodhtliA iuakogood tlirff
threats. In !m several exchanges wltlclj
we received lat night from mljaieni
cities, showed that the war is ahcmly
opened upon (iraiit, and ho U warfiod
that ho will now mid henceforth mrive
his full share of tint odium which ha
hitherto been the almost exeluilvii pro
Krty of I'mMdent .lohii-on. AsOrant
w.i fully win nrd of Ids jierlls before he
n limed the dntleH of bU now piist, it
-wins that ho does not fear them, or
i" su expects to overcome them by the
style In which headuiliilitcrstholitl'alrs
of 111- depurtment.
r- -The IjoiiiIoii Nuliinltii ItevitwXvxt
been warning this country ol'tiieiiiinger
to treedom from the extension of mili
tary power. It cautious us that fuuiiil
urily with tlio exerclsu of ilespotiu power
produces Indllfureneo to all restrictions
of law and of tradition; uiul Ituddsthat
"the Anicrlcaiis are mistaken If they
believe that revolutionary nlwiliitl-in
In the government of the coiwiuored
States 'III he found compatible with
tho maintenance of orderly fretdom In
the North." We ijullo iigreo with our
lullslicoiiletiiporarylutlie.'-ooiiliilous.
e believe that the only safety to the
country lies In the fact that tho milita
ry government In thoKouth nro necs.s
arlly limited In their duration. Were
they to last ten yiars, wo would not
glvo a lip for liberty In any part of
America.
Sfhc Columbian.
m.oo.usiunio, pa.
,,ullAV jioii.7;X;l.(1Vst. no, io-.
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n,,,,!,,,!,,,, i t i,M mui n,ijoi,,i,.K
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la nl.ii miti-h Urn.r .lit.l limn any iif
ll.tnlmi...inilr. nil. I l Die rr fnrr llir lirfl
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Sl'ECIAIi NOTIcn.
Jfiwif. l'.t.Wi'.l.b authorizes us to an
tioiilice, that owing to Indisposition, and
under advice of his physician, thu Ciril
,,hl in rou'lnuril,
A Criminal Court will bu held. Ju
ries, witnesses and parties under recog
nizance will bo required to ho present.
TIISJ.COJIINa ELECTION.
Tun election returns for the last few
years In tho Statoof Pennsylvania have
shown tho lk'mocraey to bu In u conslil-.
erable minority. It Is evident, If we '
nro to succeed this fall, that we must
have large accessions to our vote. Those '
additional votes must comu from some
where, mid that too, from men who for
some years have been voting against us.
Intense ltadieals, who believe In Ste
vens and sunnier, mm tne pouuem
equality of the negro, like P. John, for
example, will votu with that' dynasty
to tiie bitter end. Of such as they,
nothing good whatever Is to be expected.
Hut there are thousands, of men in
the Statu who do not agree with these
ltadieals and iiiiialgauiallouist.s; and
Who arc naturally Inclined to vole with
thu party of law and order, with the
party of the Constitution, in point of !
fact with the while man's party
What then is the point of wlsdonV
Shall we conduct the campaign In such
a maimer as to drive oil' these voters
whose proclivities are towards the De
mocracy; or shall they not rather be
permitted to swell the ranks of that
good old party, wluws StatcMiicu con- j
ducted thu ulfalrs or the (lovernmeut 1
from its foundation, and whoso retire-1
mcnt Irom power lias lett In upon us
radicalism, uegroism anil an liieir at
tendant horrors.
Vinegar never catches Hies, nor do vi
tuperation, iiii-representatlunaiid abuse
matte votes for the party which adopts I
such n line of policy. Men of that kind ,
ire a positive drag on a party. I hey
have not even the wisdom to learn from
our opponents. Shall wu ho less wisu i
than they, and fall, when we have on
our side, truth, Justice, law and the
popular feeling.'
We cannot fall if we let these senti
ments do their perfect work, mid gis'o
to those honorable men who are tired
of radicalism and misrule, such recep
tion and welcome as they, and the glo
rious cause wuaro laboring in, deserves.
THE WHISKY TAX.
Wu are not about to complain of the
tax up n whisky, nor of tho amount of
the tax per gallon ; hut of the unneces
sarlly offensive' and expensive manner
of levying It. The truth Is, that upon
this question, the majority of Congress
Is in the hands of the large Distillers.
How many barrels of whisky, or how
many thoiwind dollars they nro paid
for this legislation Wo do not pretend to
guess; but it Is apparent that the law
was made to favor tho largo operator,
and tax out of existence tho small one.
Tims' in those extensive Western estab
lishments', a matter of live dollars a
day, paid to a government spy Is of no
account; but wllh other incidentals
eats up tlio entlre'prntitKofa small one.
The iiiode;too, Is' exceedingly offensive
in Itself, but caii bo made much inoroso
by the person holding the petty office.
All this could bo avoided with the
greatest ease, mid at a saving of all ex
peusu and otl'oiise, both in the govern
ment and thu distiller.
instead of having a spy at each dis
ti'lery, lot theru hu appointed in each
district one experienced distiller, whoso
business It shall be to examine and test
thu capacity of each establishment.
I'lii.ii I..F ll,,.,llwlin...- Ii.i...nil mrinlli
ly, for the full number of gallons ho is '"""y entrri,rlse l.iets may
.. . . .... , .Bll.luo. Hold bv nl! .ew.si Ion le.
mile to inanuiacture. ii nu noes not i
inn as many as lie can, that is Ids own
fault, and he loses thereby, but thu lois
will not be heavy aid is not likely to
occur twice. Money will be m.ulo and
saved by tho goveriimuiit, for tltoso
small manufacturers will be ublu to go
on, who are now taxed out of exis
tence. It Is true a lot of loungers will there
by be obliged to vurn instead of i)H)
uut their living, but every body else
will besatlslled.
nrv,. win, ii ,1,11,1 ,,r...,.
Wi: o!
faction the attention bestowed on Sena
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tor liuckidcw's .great speech entitled
" Ciiniuhitlvp Voting." Though boniu
of "tlio minor llepuhlican journals"
speak slightingly uf It, thu leading pa
pen of both parties uudoivu It lu thu
liiglic.-t terms, mid the attention of ail
America has been turned to this Import
ant biibjoet. Horace (Jreeley made a
motion in the New York Constitution
ul Convention to have the system adopt
ed there, and the Parliament of (Jreat
Britain has introduced tho measure into
id) (hp districts whii-lehsthreu mem
bers. It Is a filet of Widen 'our pepplu
PUiy well bo iiroud jlli.it Senator Iluckn
lew'sHpeecl, Iui.1 u important Clect In
the
it 4- r i rii i lit inn iiiriinirii imii
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pui.iiMici unn nivorauiy comu cnteu i n
tl.l,H.,..iK.h..tn,l hv tl... liiioi.iMlUwiMili.
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ICVt V VI I Ili.V I7HVJ tl. Will I'V't III 1 III ,.ll,IV-IV
has
in
it
course, have jead It.
cot conies nrlnted to elrculale ' . . " . . ' V , .. . " . . Vi" .. ;. " . ",?. nMl 0 " .mu. ,0' 11 1 f mu'
(ireat Hrlttaln. As mo have mailed " ,r phaut v.ctory li, the flection of all ot.r
(t all our reider, thev must of ' r I, , ', , vo"'1 "u UM Ml-" p Candida es would he Midi, Unit we t'Onld
rJllJJll ' ' VM"' UU ''W""" '"'"-vordance with 11(lt (M h, .my ease, under which clr-
' the notions ol u polltlisd majority, ho ,.,,,.,.,. U'11 itmilit Mot tlmt flin't'r.K.
No-nc.:.-TI,o Democrats Htn.ulluic I actio.,, the Iliidleal rqmlto, M Alio-
Committee of O.lumbla County Is re- I B,ielly My. Is such man lit to be
ipicsted to meet at the necorilcrlsOlllcei, ,.(,.,! w,, ttm m,( r Hupreim-
lu Hlooiiijbui'K. on Muiiduy, iSi'iileiuher .luii.ro'' Ane.
!Uh. at one o'clock jm, A full at
ti'.idance Is delicd.
ToC. II. JI'llKNitv, (ii:o. W. Vtt,
.1. ('. Vi:nm:h, It. .1. .Mn.r.Auil,
J. 1'. ilANNII.Nr John i. I'rii'K,
K. J. AiiiimtiMiN.
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Tin; Kqiuil IHkIiU (iuluruii) Lchkuu,
wlilcli met In Ki'iiilliij: liituly, t'liilorti'il
It fjiliuld hi iirlt.l il.. f.ii. I In S4i i iiri.infi
ui.iiii .. UI.I..I.I.IIV .v. ..tv W.J......V
JU'imli. If I'littcil liaUt'xiitH.'ti'il toili -
dilu tlmt iiinlur thu Civil illuliU 1)111
ni'jiroi'H etui voto In I't'iiiisylvuiilii. IVo
j.lowlionio ojijiom'i! to nigro votliij;,
Mllluiijiort lion. G'torgu fjluirswooil,
THE C32D.00O AUJJITIUIlAb (
ESTATE TAX.
I Tim: HiiUlntl oilli'i'rs nt llnrrlslmri,
have tniuta K bold cllVirt to rpplunlsli tho
Tmisury, mid mil', iw wo think, by no
nii'iini Jii'tllliilili' by liny law or iisirc.
I A year or two tijjo, the Knilkul Ijck
Mnturo ri'pi'iiliil tho .Slntu tux on H'til
I iftiili', mill left tlio tux on pur)iml pro
ll"-".'! liuillll ;,iini,iiv.ii, niiu.il. uiu
1 0.,.,r.. ..... nt UnrrNlmnr frankly nil
i . . I A., i.i .inn .iiiii.il ri'1...
inlUtliilt tliii tut on personal property
may not bo heccwary, mill certainly It
,,;, bn, UwUm, iu i,(.KWlturo liwt
,vllltur xv,0y or miwHeIy, neKlcete.l
to mi the bill propo-eil by tho State
Trvmiirur, to iipportlou mat amount
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among thu several counties of thu 1.0111
inonweiillh, thereforu these officers
gravely undertake to Increase thu val
uation on personal property to such an
extent ovur anil above tho valuation of
the township ufsessor.s as to ralso $lii",
Odil! Now, what reanni was there for
this arbitrary addition of fiJi,()0.l to the
Statu tax.
Kor the lift year or two there has
been on an average nearly three mill
ions In thu Treasury of the State, and
when wo remember the rich drippings
that fall from so large an amoiiiit, which
cannot he less than flin'.OOO pur annum
in addition to legal salaries, wo can
hardly wonder that there should be
some zeal on the part of the olllcers to
collect taxes.
Periiaps alrsj when these lladlcil
olllcers found that thu Statu sustained
an annual loss of over $V'U,uni) by lea-
sou of borrowing $il,0DU,(Kii) at six per
cent., exempt from taxation, to pay oil'
a tax loan of a simitar amount, at live
per cent., they concluded to lesort to
this moilu of proceeding to make it up.
Whatever may bu the reason given
lor this gross outrage upon tho tax-payers,
it cannot relieve thu ltadieals from
the charge of having repealed thu Statu
tax on leal estatu only wllh u view t
deceive and humbug thu people.
Had the Demo'cratiu party remained
in power, the Statu tax on real and per
sonal properly, would have been repeal
ed years ago, and theStatedelit reduced
if.),!!!!!),!);)!) below what It U.
BOOK NOTICES.
Du'ut.ns, Woiikh are published by
Messrs. Kurd it Houghton, No.
4.VJ
llroomestreet, New Yorl-,iiithr.o differ
ent styles.
Tho "Household IMition" in ftl vul
nmps. nl SI. i"i ner volume. Illustrated
imd bound in green vellum cloth.
Tiie "Ulver.sido Kdltlon" in vol-
nines m $,.-,!) per volume, crown octa-
vo, containing ail the ICngllsli and
American Illustrations, and being, por-
Imps, the lianilsome-t edition ever Nsued
from the press.
Thu "Olohu Kdltou" In 111 volumes,
at I.iiO per volume, with (lilhcrtit Dar
ley's Illustrations, sixteen mo. In size,
on line paper, mid in large, clear, long
primer type. Peoplo who desire to take
care of their eyes will buy tho "(llubo
Lilitlon," issued at the rate of n novel
per month.
(iomiY's Maiia.i.vi:. This f.lMirito
of the ladles is before us, and well sus
tains its reputation as one of thu lead
ing Magazines 1" "e country. Tlio
steel engraving represents "A Hustle
Scene," and is true lo nature. The
fahlon plated are full and complete, as
well as the numerous "designs" for la
dies. Of cuurso the literary contents
are of the most interesting character as
they always are. Terms $L'.no per an
num. Address Louis A. Cfodey, Phila
delphia. PiiTilitsox's Maciazi.vj:. Wo have
received Peterson for September, and
regard It as. surpassing thu most of Its
predecessors. Tlio steel engraving rep
resents some, iboys, witii pantaloons
rolled up, wading after a boat which
linkup! urned. Tin other plates In the
Magazine are well designed, and well
executed. Thu reading matter Is enter
taining, unit lu fact Is eagerly nought af
ter liy both su.Xes. Terms si'.W) per an
num. Address C. J. Peterson, oUli
Chestnut Street, Plilla.
Tub new Illustrated Weekly, "The
Pen and Pencil," No. ! comes to hand
much improved. It must provu a suc
cess. The principle upon which It is
started Is entirely different from theor-
soeuro
all Xewsdealers. T.
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It. Dawley ,fc Co., Publishers,
I it 2;l
Ann Street, New York.
Tin: only fault tlio ltadieals can llud
In Judge Sliurswood Is his decision in
Doril vs. Trott. The point ho there tif-
tinned was that a contract for pay-
iiient in Spanish Milled Dollars must
bu paid In them or their value; that an
act of Congress cannot Impair tlio olill
gallon of a contract. Wo are glad to see
that this decision has lately been af
firmed by the Supremo Court of tlio
i V't,..L:".MJ ? 1"'.lum v 1 m"rL'?
mici win no iouiki on pages nil) 'Mil
smttli's lloports. Hingularly enough
tlio ease went upirointiie District Court
oi rnuaiiuipiiia, wnero juuge rjuar.s-
wuml nuts, nml thu opinion tliiTi- U ilo-
llvi'ri'il liy Juiljo Hiiro, i IltuUeul. Tim
i;l.st ol' tlio ik'ulslon N that u Imud con
I illtioiiinl for jriyiiiciit In itolil of u iTr-
tiiln tlnuiii'as, is not iiiyulilo lu j,'ri;c'n
backs. Tims lius
. r
JjiilBo Sliiirswnoil been
i) lilalu-a Juillclitl im-
i vinillciiti'il liy tlio
tlmt'ity In tlm .State, mul If thyu Uuuy
ejmuuuHiH uio iiiiruyiyjiii-inust resi
uiijlu) i)prctiiiC;oiirt 'in which thu
itauicim iinyu ii.niiijority.
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ut' no liouc-u. asiiK'ti in a ol' honv
the rjwitiwi of
,c,rtalll r(lUrail, 1)(lllls, JIu wu
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.....ii ui'Mi iniiii v tv'iin mil pp. mti mi.i
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ii... nniln.w r n n.inii-.ii .,i,ii..i.iiv i, I
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will naturally sustain, hv his liullchd
A Cirv of .Mexico miner kiV.s that
1 nml its tl.iiciinvi'i.lliin vv. Ii'li tin. nliiuluil 1 . ... '. ....
I wis pcr-ons woio bhot durlnt; the hin-1 mont every I'liKUKCiiieiit which Im led
1 -"' wl lV ' ll,all't,'le'l-iiualntthe tebels, recently became ef
1 u,i,,.,li ., , , 1 fendisl becaiue a band pluyed "Dixie"
liiany Iniiocent
I liersoiLfAvcre shet without 11 trial ilurlni;
1 the liistKlx yi-arsln the United fcStiites,
, hut wiulo knew that in tlio 1110U des-
, ntlu vuunlriw nf i:iirii"-'i In tliuw iif
i vobi'llloii, tla-rq wt'ri" mil u iunny url1!-
i 1 nt rv ii rt'iil nu I ln.fit tvt.r.i I ii t litu ...... ...
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. Iry. in our county altmu, wu know of,
1 00, nml (Until rctulttil in hiivwiil of thu
ll rCT.UltC'11 ill hUVWlll Uf tllll
I'lifctw, Tlio lliistilo of riiiiito VM not
mi Imtl us tho bom li-jiroof of I'ort iWlf-.
lliu.
s
o 1 11 ill Xlik l Ja i KAWO.i
Atldi ai."-1 )l.s)ialdics frohi Sial n stall!
tliftt mi tliait r nvtl littl ilifta liih.l-.in .i,,ll lil
the Province of Arroyo, and that at the )
present moment the rebels are carrying
everything before tiiuiu. 1
i n. ..reciv , uocKi. i.e-r. , uer ..,v,.m,,
being puiwied by a U'urklMi inaii-uf-war
was tired by her cruw. Tho Vessel sooil
Thedreek blockade-runner -I'.' !,
sunk. Tho crew reached tho shore In
.small boats.
liy dispatches from London wu team
that the S.iUburg Conference continues
to engross a largu share of piihllcu llcn
tloii. It was rumored that an explicit
understanding was arrived at between
their Imperial majesties Xapoleou ami
Pruncls Joseph, not only in regard to
the formation of a Southern Oeriiiau
Confederation, but also to resist any in
tervention In the Kustcru question. Jt
was also agreed that the states forming
South Oerniiiuy should remain lu the
Zollverein so long as Prussia abides by
thu Treaty of Prague. In regard to thu
Schelswlg question it was proposed that
Ills Majesty J'r-iucls Joseph Interpose
Idit good ollkes, mid that, on thu oilier
hand, Denmark should make consilium
hie concessions In her demands, Thu
Mexican question cauiu up for consider
ation. The body of tlio Archduke Max
imilian was to bo demanded from the
Mexicans by both Krauce and Austria,
and the citizens of both Kmplres in
Mexico were to bu yrotectcd nt all huz
za ids.
AL'il. 27. It Is reported thatwhlluii
Russian war vessel on thu Cretan coast
was takinir on hoard a number of refu-
....... ...,',.",,!. ..,.,. rii,...;,.,.. .,..1
furiheren.barkatlou. The Kussiu,, ve.
scl refused to desist, and both vessels j
iirenared fur a lhrht. when Omar Pasha
conitiianderof the laud forces, Interfered
i . . .
and prevented an engagement.
;i:.l;i:.w,.
.U'ii. -t.- A special dispatch from
l-'ort 1 layes stales that a desperate en
counter had taken plaeu near the Hu
publican Klver, between the Indians
and the United Stales troops. After
lighting three days the latter were re
pulsed. Our correspondent Inform us
that a great battle appears imminent.
An Omaha dlsp.Ucli says that infor
mation has been received that (Ienernl
Cook, about four weeks ago, camo upon,
a camp of Indians in thu Puebla Moun
tains, and surrounded and killed nearly
all of them. Subsequently another
camp, eight miles from I'ort Warren,
was found, mid theinniates wcrutreatccl
lu the same manner, l-'ifty Indians
were killed altogether.
Am. -'s. It IsTeportcU that thu dif
ferences between the President and (Jen
(irnnt, in relation to tho removal of
(lens. Sheridan and Sickles, are irrec
oncilable. The orders Issued by tlio
President on Monday directing Oen.
Hancock to relievo (Jen. Sheridan, and
Oeu. Canliy to relievo Oen. Sickles,
have not yet boon executed. It is said
that (Jen. Grant in a letter to tho Presi
dent declines to direct thu order to bu
uxecute.1, and states his refusal in strong
terms, virtually denying the right of
the President to interfere in any one of
tho live military districts created by
Congre-s, averting that the entire con
trol of the departments rest, by the sup
plemental Ueconstructlon Act, in tlio
(ienoral of the armies of the Cillted
States, any that thereforu lie is not at
liberty mid will not transfer 11 touuoth
er. The letter has not been made pub
lic. ,
OOMMUNICATBD.
Miissiis. Hditoim: It is a mysteri
ous and ditllcult problem of unknown
results, taking Into consideration tlio
events and Issues through which our
country is rapidly passing, that puz.les
the minds uf the thoughtful. Is not
tlte President a friend of Constitutional
(ioverniuunt, guarding mid defending
all its departments, and exercising ids
own vested power in execution of con
stitutional law? Is he acting in accord
ance witii that element which placed
him In power, and adhering to tlio prin
ciples and designs for which ho was
elected? Hu avers that Stevens, Sum
ner Ac, are traitors, ami vetoed all dia
bolical acts of Congress which lie desig
nated as such, mid why leniain so long
In the hands of bis enemies.
Truly, tho President' has gained a
multitude of friends by removing Stan
ton, and were the cleansing thorough in
tho line of similar suspensions, the
country would bo relieved from a
great calamity. So long us he permits
Seward, Unit, Wells, and others at the
heads of Depurtment, so long will bu
Obstructed Ids nollcv of reconstruction'.
j am) n,e country agitated and excited,
' j tliv-iir present positions. each control-
iinga powerful political 1 n II uence direct
ed at the organization of thu Demo
cratic party, with a view to suppress lis
strength, and of securing butter success
! miller -'f ecc-lly to concentrate
,mwvr , which when wrestud from thu
j,anil, of the people will liavu uceom
, piMmd their desired ends. So long as
they can convulse tho country with
startllii
and exciting Issues, so long
tlioy liopu to Incrcni-o tliulr liowcr, mid
no loiiuus tlio l'iv,-Iileiit iillows lib f-ccrct
I'lK'inli's to rule wllh lilni, po lnnj; will
ii,... .ii,,,,,. ... t.,n ii, ,i I',.,, -in, ,ii,,.. .
...ivt, Liii,i.t...w.ir..-.'Jtii...iv.i..i-T...vi...l.
, iirlvo tlio .slilii of SiiUoTu rtiu5r ' lii t'ci
nimrcliy, wiien ill1 WSIiJi'kncss of tho
Iioitr.tlu'ro will buiioillstliictlon nr-i.trty
or color, i-iit or i-clilsni, lint mere phIi
jects to u i'1'iitriillul liowiir. ilouht
lv nol.tin f nu, Hcpuhliciiu party lovo
lliu Coustltutloii, law and liberty, but
! JT, "SS SZ' .TiZ
i - -------
thu lU'clurulIou of ono of their dlstln-
Hoes not know Its own face, jt Is not
iiuiionaii.iiiM'eiionai." iiiereiorocouiii
every lover of his country co Its Inter-
1 1.1....1 . 1 1.1., i. i iii i.t. ........ j....
I , "
j . , tr "
C "l 1 " 1 iiixw-y.
I , .
jv .Mii.riAiiv suirup, naiiiuii "X'ope,"
whu was illsuracefully wlillipeil In id
on a public occasion In a town of ( 'cor-
" , " vc s, V'r .AT, ., .L' 'Ar
"I'diioV' iiuUiriiiittoii In this wkiit
(ienernl l'opo niiKht renieniber that
rresiuent ijincoui iiinisc.l cont-eeratiu
"Dixie" In tlio patrlotlo rervlco of the
I'nlou, when en 11 public occasion in
v. tiaiimuiv'iit tn in V t v itv-tiiiJii it tin luiiil; i
Washington, us the rehelllou was eolui;
ilown, liu onlli il for a Imiiil to piny It
lis'"i"--."n...i i.i. i ,. , nun,
lliu iiiiiiru in K' vi. iuii'ii ii uiiuii hiuii uvur
to u 1ml uuiK', nml Unit hi'iii'iforlli
"Dixie" shonlii Lou national Ajncrlcnn
ijicJuiiy,
AjrTbitlrni
rflli! HEMOVAIj
IIIDAN
I -s ps
ntf! t'oitt'.i'.si'oxtiK-'t'ilpO'.TW'i rs rin
in:snii!NV .VNiruh.vuitAi.i.ii.vN r.
'tti-sAttiKNi .i.mss.i.'j rotrr.vi !. 1 1. iiiian , .
t'tTci ri i M is-! s,
W iiiiis.iT.i., P. '., AuiiUM I.', I' .
Drl!Sltt: llcfore you Issue Instrn -lions
to carry lufb PlfiH't thc fnMnwin
- , . , l( .
(,,r, Arduous .Vdif may . deemf liiMsr.v t
resiiecIllig'tltO a'slgumeliti to wlilcll file '
tiril.i.1 liitnlK.
Trulv viuirs, Andui.w .tottvuis
(leiier.il V.ii. Orntit, Sscietfivyof ,.r,
ml in it ft in.
Till! Ollllllll or Iir.MIIVAi..
Uxcrriw M i.n i s i
W asiiis iru. It. '., Air-tiw I-., 1'..'. I
M.iln.'.l le nem! Oeori'i! 1 1. Thomas Is
hereby assigned to the command ol the
l'lflh '.Military Dl.triet, created liy tiie
act of Congress passed on the L'd day of ; ling oilr recent civil struggle.
March, IHI7. I in ns,uiiilng that it Is tlio o.xprewd
Mnjor-Uenernl P. 11. Sheridan N here- ' wish of thu peoplo that Oonrraf Sherl
bv assigned to the command of the dan should not bo removed from his
Department of (he Missouri. I cnniliiand, you remark that "thiols I lit
.Major-Oencr.il Wlnlleld S. llaneock law of tho land," and "beg thai their
Is hereby assigned to the command of voice may bujieard." This Is indeed a
the Department of tlio Cumberland. lepulille based, however, upon a writ-
The Secretary of War ml interim will ten Constitution. TheConstltution Islhe
give tlio necessary Instructions to carry ;
t lil r tinier into eueci.
Axnni;w Jounso.n.
i.i.m'ii if. iiniVTui iT.rsim.ir .inirs'iii,
Mi-inuc MtTi:t. A-iiMiisiimiK t'.H., i
VvAslllscli'S! H.C., AIIkiihI 17,
Hi Jlmlh ne Aiutinr Joluimn J'rmi
drill iiIIh L'nijcd Mitfc.
ii.... i i .. ,.r
i-l ill. 1 .1111 ill 11 1.1.11.1. ... ll.l. Ul.ll .
.. w.' "I , .n.T '
to hear anv migitostlous you may Uceui
whlch'tlleorue.' reKw . ' ' '
. ft",; rf ;,'11,!'.KMir,!!ii'. 1
i. '....n.,..,.' ,,...,7.1.1 usm !
i ii i in; 1 111 1 1 iu in i, i'.ii ui.iii. in i.i.ii.
uivo H.ierlticoit luiuiircus oi luoumu-
this date, directing the command ol lho m ino i iitn Atiiiiary Disiraaijau.-oiuic-I'iftli
Military District, (ieneral bherl- ' necessary lur ii i lallhful execution ol
dan to the Department of thu Missouri, he laws, 1 have Issued the order which
and (Ienernl Hancock to the Depart-1 '"J the subject of t ils correspondence;
mcnt or tho Cumherlnnd ; also yolir ntl lit ithus exercls ng a power Im ; iu
nolu of tills dalu (enclosing these in-. ''"' thn-hxecutlve, luider ho Con
structluns), eaylngt 'UJefuiu you lup stltution, as(uii.iaudcr-iii-t, del of he
Instructloiis to carry into effect tin nillilary and naval lurces, I mil U n
enclosed order I would bo pleased j eharghig a duty required ot mo by the
ol'loval lives and thousands of million . "my, wiuioui cg.im u. me en..-. -oftteasitro
to preserve the Integrity nr' 1 'ineucys to hinc-el , to hold sacred mid
union of this country that tin oni
be not insisted (in. It Is imnilst.ikab
the expressed wl'h of lliu country H
tjuoeral Sheridan should not borunov I
from Ids present command. This 1- .
republic where the will of the people
the law of the land. 1 beg tlmt tli ir
voice inii v bo heard.
(icneral Shendau has jiurfnrineil
civil duties faithfully mid Intell. n
Ills removal will only he regarded
an effort to defeat the laws ol 'oniT-s.
It will lie interpreted by the mini u
structed element lu the the South, if 'se
who did all they could to lire..' up lis
government by iirnw, and new wMi to
bo the Only element consulted as to iho
method of restoring order a iiiuti eh.
It will embolden them to nii.ewc.l. .p
posltiou to tiie will of the loyal ma
believing that they have the Preen vo
with them.
The services of (ienernl Tlmmf- in
battling for the Union entitle lib., to
some consideration. Ho has rc'ie j' illy
entered his protest against helm as
signed to either or the live A Mta
rv districts, and especially tobeint.assl
g'ucil to relieve (Ienernl Sheridan.
Oeueral Hancock ought not to ie re
moved from where he Is. Ills d part
mont Is n complicated one, whldli will
take a new commanderKometlim'lo ho-
comu acquainted Willi. . .
'J Hero are military reasons, pec maiy
Tfflttttntl
n, j
1 beg to refer to a letter, inarjucl )
vate, wlilch J, wrote to thu IJn.-iilenl
when Hr.il consulted on tin silijcci oi
the change in the' War Departirrnt. It
hears uiioii thesulilect of tills ruuoval,
and I had hoped would have pr-vented
it. I
I have the lienor to be, with.ireat re-
sped, our obedient servant.
V. S. (liiANT, (ienoral United Slates
Arniy,ancl Secretary ol i ar, lUt iiicnni.
I'llKs'iDUNT .loiixso.v Til it f,.f. UKANT.
t:n cm i-m N'M . i
v vsiu.Nii nx, p. c, AUI4U- ii. j
(Ir-.vr.i'.Al. Tliavereceivedaireoiii-
mimication of tho 17th lustiat, imd
thank vou for the iiroiuptii with
which you have f,ulin!tled yo r viuwa
respecting thu assignments dlrs-tod 111
my older of that Uat. Wheii stated,
in my unofficial note of the' th that
I would bo pleased to hear 1115.- sugges-
tlou vou might deem iiuecsfi.j upon
I In, t.t.htfi.t'. Ii u'iw nut lnv Inli i! 'in to I
iisk from vou u fori mil rni)on ,1m rather
to In vitc n verbal 'htuhmipn' nf rtny tleir.cav, hot apart for tho iKvommuJa
reasons alVoctht tho public uitoro-w tiou of imonuei'ri, any pornonor pur
wliiuh, in vour opinion. vot!i rouUor font., on noootint of oolor, or raco, or
tho oytiv ' JucYpotlk'nt. In .i-mucli, vho hali rufuso to carry such por.-on,or
howovor. iw yot Imvo (mbo''cl your ! per.som, on umuut ol color, or raro, or
mttrirohtions in a wrltton ooinni inlcatlon , who shall throw any ear, or mw, from
it in nronnr that L nhoukl nnKo bOiuo
reply. ,
Vou earnestly urge that th n.lor ho !
tint tiwUtnil mi. rwniirMn" ' lit "it U !
MiimUttiirivtlilv i1incvnr(--Mli Ulinftlio
coimtrv that (.ionoral ShorUt 1 (should
not bu removed Irom hir- pn- at cum-
iuaud,M While 1 am cog'ib A of the
ollurts that have boon imvi retain
(ionoral Sheridan in ooniri adof tho
Klfrh Military Dhtriet, 1 ar -tot uwaro
that thpmientiou habeen sujuiUted o
thb people themselves for Ictermlint
tlou. It certainly would I A to
tlio "army to ftnnio that, in ho opinion
ol'thiiiiiitlon.lieiiloiiL'isfiii' ileot i-oiii-
iimuilllijr thu .States of I.ii.i-I.ma anil
Ti;;;ns, ami that, worn lii! fo my c.ittsu
renioyeil, no otlitTKcheral I1 the nillltu-
ry fervid! or the ITnlteil Htti- - would bo
competent to till his plti. Uvimml
Tlioinii?, whom I liavu ileal, i i(utlii Ills
amviiuor ii well known tp cuiititry.
Jliivini; won li Ij-fii and hi nihlf ills-
(inetlon In the Held, he has ini-f, In tlio , (mi. inonoy to about one hundred thous
execution of tlio responsible d'ititiif a , and dollars.c.iL'h.
di'.artine!itcomm!iuder,i.o.i itilteil (rreat , ,-,,.. L .....
ability, 60iiiU Ulscrclion i.i cieruii';
patriotism. Ho has not ' lied, linder
the niost tryill'f efreumst i ices, to en
fiircu tho lawn, to pruorve uiee unil or
der, to uncotiriiKU tlio ti-l"r.nIoii of civ
il tiulliorlty and to piom io, in lar us
009&H.1C, a niin 01 it'i-o.i n.iiiun. on,
iidliilnUtratfiiii of the l pertinent "f1
tho Cumberland will cert nily counmi'i' ,
imrit l'tivorably .with than otVUuUW"'
.siicrhlmi in,thsAlftli.MI'.uiry J'litrict.
Their ulfalrs appear to In. m ftdlstttrlicd
Irs appear to lit m ftdlMltrlicil
eoiiilltlnii. i'uid a bitter pr1 It of luldero-
llHIn seems to h.i'e reMiii -u from Oeu-
eral .Sheridan's ninna;' 1 -Ml- Jin ' has
reuilerwlhinioelf uxcei'ilii.lvobuoxlotH
bv thu niannur in vh . 1 ,e 111 . ext'r-
I i lfucveil uio innvcrs t ' ''ni'ii liy v. ini
' .rri'. nml titlll iiinrit v.n 1 i i....iirl to nil-
thoi lly not Kniiited by Ii - nor nccce.ssa
ry to Its falthful.iiuil etlii . utexeeutlou.
lils.rulo has, ,11), fact, beta one of abso
lute tyranny, without reference to tho
tirliiclnles of onr'iroveriimont or the mv
ture'of our freoliistltutlimH. Thin Mute
dt.n nrs wile a Jifli vCbUiUiU from uio
,. i,,, I,,,. i, , , ,,,, i t,,
tsour&u (in luis puiuuUui4 fcuilovuiy I-
tt'i'fOrt'tl with l!lC Imrn. iloT, Sll-lac-
jury, mill Hpwylycxt-o Jr.i (.r wtff of
t'oiiKl'i'., mul lSitlono ft-ir'a'lcnt tijjuMl-
fy Uidiuugu; i J is rcni -vul, Uiuiglou,
c.uinntl-4lHi,rcaiikvln? t, oiUut to iU
UUL (UU JllWrt Ul VUllKr - i KH III" "
Jcct U tp mollltat4 -'"Ir t!.K4uum,
iIipoukH im Hlwr .vlu mil never lulled
to olioy. lliu.ibtattii.'H ct , id land, nud to
uxiict, M'Ulilu liJJurUn tlon.uliUu
dluntj irom tttlmrs, 3' aiiinot ,MW hi
t6rpttWlUy tliulnircctif rudodohMncnt
lu tho South- XUn v o did all they
count tb brvukt up th, Kuvrniui'iit hy
hniiPundimvvKh tui Oiuuuly ulcniut
ctmlM iw to tin in 'hodof rtntmlitK
ordi'r i ntrhnn)Ji fnr,! lntelHUfiU
men, thtv- nttit km v that tho more
eiianu of military liiumdors ruuuot
altur tholtiw, anI tin Ucinaul Thomas
vt'lll l.i. nu ..HI..I. 1...... . I .."'ll . ...... iili-it.
U liy na iijut'li boui liy IU nulFl-7
IIU'llU As ticneml SI', rlihiri. It cannot
,
1 "einboldeii theui to
nnwi il
OlllKIHltlOII
1 lo the will of the lov
I IIUISM'H,
, Ill'lll'Vll
.. I,,,,
Ill' 1111
1 inai mey imvo ill
I them j"'lor they ur
with tho antecedent
iiXL'CUtlVll
WltH
l.nrluvtly funilll.il'
ll till) JTl'lilULMUl
not olwtrueti'il tlio
,uiy nit of -'un-
1 mid now that he hi
fultlirnl t'xi'ciitlim
fri-ss
.No ono ii, you nri. .waro. Iiub n hlah
vi Hjjjiavmuiiu nun ijjm'uui
vIgihoI Ucneial rJi .iiuiH, uiul no
MT-
tiltu
-.VOllKI 1)0 lets llll'll il to lisslgll llilll to
a eomtitatut not.ctiUraly to hlajhvljliw.
Kii..wlnjf1lilniM I del, I eilunoi tilnu
thai he will hesltutiyor a lilntlieiltjtti
nlie.v anjbrilcliuvni; In vlujit t;om
lib ajllfd speedy frestoratlim oftho
l 1 1 .iinj
Ifi tlio'iircservntlim of which la
mi' it'iniiTcu seen impoiiiiiu mm vino
able mt lees,
l i'iieriil 1 liiiieii.'lf. known the whnlo
"j
X lu,JJ.
..jlV,',
inLiiiry as a gallant, nine ami patrionc
er, will, 1 nave no iiiiiint, sustain
'IMIlltlKMl 111 IU11llllll in
iniiv be ii'siiiiii'il. If. us you
) ol -wi ve, the deiutilmcut which he will
h iVe v u cyiiiiilii-iUcil one, j. leci conn
lleliijtlMt, lliiiler tiie giihlami' utid lli-uruetloii'-
of ("ienernl Shcrniaii, Ocileral
Hicrldiitr-will suon buconie familiar
.llhii neibfcsUiestnitwIU nvull him
self of the opportunity (dlonled by the
Judlaii troubles-' for the. display of the
iiierj'v, enterprise mid daring which
gave hint so enviable iv reputation tin
combined and expressed will ol the peo
i plo, mid their voice Is law when rolled
led In thu manner which that instru
ment prescribes. While onu of its pro
visions makes the President Commander-in-Chief
of the army and navy, an
other requires that "ho shall take care
that tho laws lie faithfully ovecuted."
HMiiivi ngtle.it a change In the command
' '. . ...... i , . . , . i ,
" mi'"", '."'."s'.'j ''",
thb siit.renio law of the land. Ilv his
l'1 W Tl'X"'
l-rotect and defend "hTi nnXll' m,''
mid ulllioii'-h lu times of irreat excite-
. . . " . . . . . . ...
" "".;." " - "' i'"' "' " " " "
to enforce tiny mid all of IN provisions
Any other coiir.-e would lead lo the de
struction of the republic; fur, thu Con
stitution once abolished, there would
be l'o Cong.vss lor tin. exercise of leg
islative powers, no ICxecutive to -ee
Unit the laws are faithfully executed, no
judiciary to afford to the citizen pro
tection lor life, limb, and property. LV
f pation would Inevitably billow, and
despotism be il'teil tijnuthe people 111
violation of their combined and ex
preyed will.
In conclusion, I fail to perceive, any
"military," "pecuniary," or "patriotic
rca-mis' why this orucr slioutct not lie
carried Into effect. You will remember
that In the lir.it instance 1 did not con
sider fleneral Sheridan the most suit
able otllcer for the commando! the Filth
.Military District. Time has strength
ened my convictions upon this point,
and has led me to the conclusion thai
patriotic coiisldcrallou-! demand that hu
should be superseded by mi oilleyr who,
whilo ho will' fait Ii fully execute thu law
wile at the same time give more gen
eral satisfaction to the whole people,
white and black, North mid South.
I am, (ienernl, very respectfully yours.
Axiiiiliw Jolixso.s.
(Ienoral C. H. (Irant, Secretary of
War in' iVi rim.
" -""
AH ACT
U,:i..u,v,:toneroeso railroads and
streetcars.
That on and niter the pasigo of this
net any railroad or railway corporation,
within this commonwealth, that shall
exclude, or allow to be. excluded, by their
agents, conductors, or employees Irom
any of their passenger cars, any person,
or per-mi", on account oi color or race or
thatslialLrel'use to carry in any of their
car-stliussetapartiny pcr.-on,nr persons,
on account of color, or race, or that nhall,
lursueli rca-ou, compel, or attempt to
coiiipcl.auy persoii.or pcrsoiis, toocciqiy
any particular part ol any of their turf,
.-it apart for thu accommodation of pe6-
plo as pas-ongurs, shall hu liable, in an
action of debt, to the person thereby in-
Jured, or aggrieved, in the sum of live
hundred dollars, thus.iilioto bu recover-
ed, in an action of debt, us like amounts
are now by law recoverable,
Si.crio.N 2. That any agent, conductor,
or employee, of any railroad or railway
corporation, within this commonwealth,
whuHliall L'xdiulc1. allow ti bo exi-ludnl,
or in tho oxclu-hm. from any of
tho tiML'ic, thoroby provontin' porMiin
from rhllu, Miall bmlooniud uilly ol u
misdemeanor, anil upon conviction
tlioreoi". hlmll IMV u line, not exooedliiir
live huutlrod dollar, nor lens than one
1 hundred dollar, or bu ImprNonod, for
a term not exeoedin tnree monuiri,
nor h than thirty day.s, or hoin,
or hoili, nt
thu tlisvrutloti of the court.
.lout; 1. Oi.a -s, SpiMkor of thu llotie
of Itepriwutsitivi'.
l.oi'i.s V. i I Ar,t,, .Speaker of the
Senate.
At'i'liovr.ii. The tweiity-seeiuiil ilay
ofMiircli, Amio Jl.imlnl ono thous.iml
i-iglit liunilnil anil Hlxty-siiven.
I .Ixo. W. (illAI'.V.
i
Tin: Kniperor of Austria has sent fur
the families or Mlr.imou mill .Mejla.
They itro to b' ennolileil, anil reslilo in
Austria. I will be remembereil bv his
, last will Miixiiiiiliiin l.eiiueatlieil to
j thb.50 I'amllle.i lefraeles amoiiiitln'' in
riitl'Ut-t Itrjiiirl.
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lin.MUH'I TOW.NHIIIf.
Sorao Folbi Cart Sleep Nlghta,
Vrnv iunny Millar ri-nniKMi-Titl ilibilltfitlMM
fnitn wrnkiu'wi of Mio stomach mid Itialilllty to
illaf-Kt Ihptr lo'Hti Mtiiin liiivt' criH pin miikui Ions
nltiiii. t tic iicrvt' Ilhri-.t, nr twiiii in tlm Ikh Ic, xvitii
iichliiif niul uN'rtrv HiiuMiliuor tho limlm, Tliim
r'iint4ol Jndtiv4 nut I'm r Ihrnttuli laiiff hitm Irom
wlitit nre .tlli l'r.MAl.H t'uMi-i ,iniH, ixiiimiiI l.v
Hi it'titKitllnii uf nitwit- imtl li'cuucnt tlmt nt-
Ii n (it i:.m. in hi t ti t-Hi'. . I liouiuil( ol ijin
Iih"h iiii it, ii-rnoik (I Iti iiilitd ii itl IhmI.v. iim' ur
tin- ihtxhmh ihtul mid iMH-ninr unlit iuv iltity on
tin- 'ii((.viiu-iiln "f lire, I2xi4 s.hii jnUtJi.diutllir
torrnili riltfiH orievrr nn-l nyun, lnvnlvc nlmt
irji'il cimHiitutl'Mif niul ilm fiillui-p nf tlio lionem!
Miirtlonf of lif'ftlth, Ti.nnie-r,i from nit tln-to
iMnuvrt m:i:vini; and invuiouatou
tilUT nn Invnlifilili lio-Hi i natural ami i-illi-lent
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imh nJllnity tur Hut NirmK K1iik, nttl nupi!'
thrm iir thu uutlii (tiat coiiht-mtly taliluzpl'ici'.
I.Uilt U lluU-MI-lIU1 llHhl tllKl n Into IJiu MuiuaiJi. II
nni1iii ' ritpiil thri'sMiin, ln tunr-itfug lu lln
jiiutn'M it to uiKillM! orKilli-i, Hli.l Li'ail(.'U)K a
CAI-MNKMS AMI 'j JtANCUI MTV
unknown tmv ritlicr iitTti.tnillitin. It r-rtfilnltiv
lio ujiluni nr imiilinpFli, nml mi lar rmm pit)'lu'ln
I Hs.tfv lM-Ht- It Will IW tlMlllit (ill I llll'll'tlt I'll n-ion
4-iinsu,Ml Imii, niul li.it iiit(iiti'l ft WMn ri'iinwn
inr tiit- i-e.'uii.iritv.
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OH I I lilt. ll IK' I. ItUt W lit HflV lll.lt liirhl S Ni i-in
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liKi ti in-v lium; I sU vt v; Ii.m-noo.1 niiftltc
uiri i-'i-i HirniiuT tli.in I U.ivu lur niihv yiMrs
I'-iit. H'linlrliHitl bv IM. II. A, lurltt-r,
riiuini! -si., Uiuoivi.s n, ;v, v.
"I hu f umhI ii Xt'ivliiL'.uiiililihliiubilt niiu Ii
Ih-iuIUihI by if, iirtitlrulmJ In tin- fmitao u(
i-ir uitiii ii iti i tui'' oi i hum' iivmMiiiu si'muoi
M ritoiii iiffd iiImi at-i'iiis to hu i niluly rnn-.l.'
jl, tt.T tultr. TuoUtT.
' Ihi-nietlicliiH in inltiuii UJikkIh Nciltit)
wo hai liikni tiiK-n hottliM nf. It U u Kn-al
iiiin.(. m Wilv tw lma rujU'T Iini- rum
iiouiroin unn inriv imrioiN. nno ii ciTtninly
neiipr. i.Lu.'iirniuttftiriti: don t it'll uio iiuu
Inaovn bit niii"li; bowi-N nmn t tiNlvr, mui lu
tv ht'Iter iii'i niiH ioinlltl(iu t'Vi-iy wuv."
u. n. .mii 1 1 in. nw.mrr(.i.'ii iiMut",u.M'i JU-iiin-Ii,
N,.TMHl:itostlMt IkkmI'h Neivlun Iuih iiiiullilm
ul I'hmittf WlMlUli'-s ol (In loliitwli. -lljr.iii.K-i
mitl 'sh'k lioml.iclii', and "truily stn tiirtluMinl lit
lt"l' HJ VU'lll. " ,
lln il II Hthliorn. ' n Mtitti'.-st . I!i.hiT:I ti i-nrml
nl i httiiilf tnUM.'iilariiinl ni'ruiiskhillt.
.iniin luirnui, i;io.iiit ii, x, v, r,-ts: "Tu rt'cu-htt-
Ihi' hoMlM wltl.oiil vvmliiWliK Mitliaith' rt
h't i, tui t Un nori aiul loin' up tin- s sit-in, I
liu.- n-"i uti'il nnythitu 111 tt oinl.tlloil I1h
NitnIuc 1
W. I'". IMiiih, Lt liittr.nil. Conn, i "Mv Wli
liasMiUrifl i.r .ui'nlu-u i-uifi with oxlruum
inTourt UvlillUy ami imnliul iniMtratiuii hln
whh liuluctil hv ii irlcml lo tiy lt. .1. W, IhuhIV
Nerliin -uul liii-ntiif ilor. iiiitll its u-u N now
u-Htou'tl to p.'iH'cl hr.illli.
Or. (;. t:, ork, t-'li.uli'Mown, Miis.i "In mso-.
olmuil nuvouH ili'hillli, not couiuhhI hj nnv
nit'iint to I lit- uinaU' oruilulluti uionuptuiuoii
tlmn unions men, I tniltiv HihhI'h Noj Jim niul
luviKoinlnr with Urn li.iphiot vilct U t-fi-i-iU
In tunic t"iwT nnj lliln llml I know, uiiilo lis
m Hon upon iliHlniwi-lstnill ilmt run ho uYji,"
liiHurj N-,rluc nml Iiiu-ntlsnlot N unnIoi'il
111 tlio .'tniti-liitlW Itrllul lurlln' lUHUIlu at
Tnuuloii,
nilt I'Kltsii.N I. TI.TIMo.Al.M
lorillrs ot ti. -inT.il li Itl.tV.lr.tllRi ttloii, Mt'-i-
m "., Klilm i i uiiijili'lui. lul coin .1111(1 IVjmte
('iiiiiplaliiu lu th trov.n l.nnilU, wm wUi, n it ti
IMTniN-iH, in tin loliowny k nlli nun in thU
lehilt :
:. W. Ittill, iM., Filth Avrntmlloti.!, N, V.
W. II. Hm.Ici, 'luiPt llou-i'( N. v.
.l.hii Wlllhuus l'ulhi-nian, X. V.
.1. W. IVrkptt, n(., t'lhiton-t-t., Itnklvit(
Ur. 11. .'tuckpinintnu-Mt., ltitPiklyu,
.1. H. Wi lht. i'M.prM'y t'liv,
Jloii. Wmri'ii Iihmc, ull Itroiduiiv, X. V.
I ur salo tty nil lrui;!zlstj, I'rlin tl.w p-jrhortlp.
11. II.Hlonr ,t Co., 1'tuprli tniK(X V,
WMTAU'H ItAIVM OF WIW) CltttllHY.
Cbttfhj, OtULt, JU'OACMii, Alttintt, frotift, W'iuop
iiiff Oivyh, (jh nu;, itml fhu iiuimruUH ih wWI,u
il.inai'iini . tlNrurto ol tin- thivttt, citif (in'l
Ltni'ji, in our dmnu'-nhli i tinu'lo nl nil
Ki'htms of iln yrnr: fiy' nrv nro fortunato
enouah tpi Si'iijiU their himeujl lullucnor. How
Important thou to hnvci nt lmii'l n t-ritiila nu
tl'loto to nil tin w ruiiipUiInts, KxptrU'iico
lnoi. thnt thUi'xUts In Il'.ir' JluLut-i an
L'VtcuL not fount in imj nllur lnut'dy; however
ncvito tho MiflorlnK. the iipnll'ittlim ofthh wiotht
Int.', luallnanJ wonUirful lUihum atones v.mi
jtiKhos tho MhTie anil ri'storos iho sutlrior tn
wmiU'il In ullli. '
Mr. joii. m :To,
nt i:i.nu iN, in. mi mi Coi.m i, X. Y, w ilkt.;
"I whs uroil hy n uoftthhur lo jot miu hotth of
tho Il.ilHiiin inr mv Ifi', hohiK tissiiii'il 1 him
(hut hii-aM It ilitl not proilnci' com I i-HV-t-ts, hi'
would mv orthi'litiltlo)itniitii, 4111 tin Ktreneih
ot Mch I'l.lkLIUtl l Mt-IH'i' of itis lucrllt, I l'liiiUI
I'll a hottlo. My wheat thN time wiihho IowmvIHi
Wll.lt pliyidcllllS iLTIllf il HKA1KII CuNStnitTION
to to hi1 nn-thlO to rnNc hrrsHf fiom tin' tn-tl,
cinuuiiKunU ralln moioor Iom hloinl. 1 uoin
iiu'iu-i'il t;l Inn thu Itiilsiun ii illroi'ti-il, niul viis
no niiioh plcawil with 1U npiTiilluiiH (hut I oh.
tiiiiu'il nuothcr iwitth', nml -onlmit'il ulvlnc II.
liflnii llih ln(th win olitholy u .(!, hIio ci'iisod
coimhlmjaml wa- htroii' ml'niKh tu hit up. Tlio
lltth hnith ontlivty luinum urn ro iiui.ni,
itoliur thil whlrh Mjvt-ral rhUhuiii hud tileil to
ilo hut hail fatli'd."
1'H'p.iifii hy Hum w. rowi.i: a son, jstm-
inom HL, llosti'ii, ntiilfor n.iluhy Hnii;uU uom-i.
ally.
ACItovric.
ff intly It piiiii'tratL'H throiuh cery poro.
It i'UovInthlitli ioi fiom uii'h ttnyrii wv i
A 11 mailt it heu'9 with ti-itulnty uiul bpceil:
C vtt, Jli(iumtivom Inllain.UIoii mku nro irml;
I. nn.tUmn, at IK picmmu illsjipponr:
s I;hiHloM.'raoh siuln,.t tho i-oiuploxion's olrnr!
S Ai.vr.nu'h n4 (in vrj;S( ojy onohouMhuy,
A 1 1 to Its uii'Jt(iii tnorltH titlt, ,
1. it thori u ho ilouhl. n Jkitmlf l,t,, Lnti.'n
V i.rllv, Ai list into id! rt Uwiotlrt h.o;
K ou uuUi'1U' on would land li: u i;N h i.vn
hi llorUI.A. ThoUeN.OiorKuhtoris, of ltuxik
I.vn, N, ,.ml.k, lu (hu ISihh lAamliu r. hy wuv
of apology for puhlKhlnn nn-dlud loitlllfiito lu
ion innuiiie, or inocuru oi im oniv mui, uri-cro-Julii,
'ulttr dlylullun apprarul Inuvltahlp."
" npuhlUh thU hlalciiu.nl, hid frpa, hulln
" Kialiludt' lo (iod u ho Inn utitui'hut pinvi'i. au 1
"Inju-dleo to Ur. Andui; Uhi mll-Jld that
'Mh'-ii' U luuu In tin- Indian Wati-r tn-almi ul,
' whl.'h Urn ii-odi'ifc ol thU M.it:u!nn ulllth.iul-:
" ii 1 .lliu i d.i-hiiunhiKlotholrnuih'o."
'in ulai-h fn c,
Ur. Amlr-is' in.tlno Water U for falo hy J. V.
I)s.oitK, I-roprh'lor.:-'. l. yHt., N. Y.. and In'
nU.lruutctw,,.. UIVH7,
XBW ADYHRTISBMUNTS.
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111. it" 1 1.
i.i 111 1 in iiuiiimiMiniion on un- ntuit nr in
lii'cui 'nudiivi v, Iiiti'ol Ulmim tuwiHhip, Co.
i IHIIIM-.1 -iuiM , uf t'tiM'u, nu i in! u uiauii'ii oy
tlu Iti-iKli r nr-.it i.i I'.niiilv i.t .1 lt..lvi.r vn.l..i.
hi! ii' ml ml ni ,1 1 nt i ir who 1 1'hltli'M I., i,,,iit Pl.-itk.
It lit tOWIIhlp, All poixoil- t,hniiii; Un tilM'll"i
i mui ui rii in i lie htiin iii'ri iii'iu tut' ii'i-iit'i-iii u in
tu.iUi' pa incut, ami thow ha hu claluii or df
tmindx aualu-'t tho n-uko will I'H'hMU th in with
mil d. hi.x. .1. JlKls'l WI VAXIlKItMldCi;
Ml. I'h-awtnt, Auv,:in, hn7, AdmhtlHUntur.
I'DITOltM' KTA'I'KJII'NT.
Iiami i.T.M'ICihn iN.'i'ii'i.i.iiiriiril.iunn I 'uui
nf fun) .iKliuiii liiiiilili, Im Un- .M'tir ImIii,
1UI.
r.ixl. ifi'i'ivi'il fiiim i'i,ii..i,r f,,r isivi ::io m
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1'ir l-i.i .'11,01
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huh-.tililt n , .
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tiuiiil nmUluil lLfoiu,!,
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CAN1TK I1C(U1I.H,
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pAxroN' a- nA'Tnr'Ax, '
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Kill (It, l'U,, Allg, ll, M,7 .1,
I ii k umlcrolKiti-tl takpi thU ini'ttufl ht Inform
Dip tttiIto that ho Iris t.p'lieil n
Ni:v lTtiNirutti; wahi: Hot-Hi:
tn (ho Wnlti-r Ihkk I'.nllilliu, on Mala M(n (,
ttt.OOMMU'Htl, PA.,
Wlilrli Iip lta iiiiii-taiM'ilaml IuIpihN to ki'i uir
mainiilly lUkil wllh I liriiltuin of
m.vnTOfAinrtnu
it coitruHi-s or
n n i) i a t u Wh h'k h , '
jt. uim(i: Tfi' .ciTitj: taiii.in,
tMi.!i-fWnftrtt)AKriQrHW!i:ii1
AM WOOD r,OTTO.Mi:i.
KXTI'.NMlON TAIU.r-M, I.OOlCi SiV fL"Uiti,l '
t'AULUU, CHAMUKK AK1) DIN
In'fiu t it fttll rtsnttmpnt of
n i: a i v.. m oov i n h
nf nil fiffpi, ami of
nVKHYTlHJCO IN TllV. UXU 01 1M 1 llAIiH.
Atlof WhUlilllUnl(i'
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Tho imhllpftmlnvllpit lopnll -anti ukiunltit mv
BtiH'k hi-forp purflinUnt clM-wIipro. .
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As-t't. invth'Niw AV.ttnf.n MnTTpr,v
in imukahi; mi: i.NHCTtwcn nu-rn tti'j
r-tvi: rUV. Vttl miivm'.'
TliPCnintmny Murd durlnor tlm j-pnr pmlhnt
J.tmlitrr Nt, ntrrj iNiiirku, liHurliu fH,s7r,,(iii),
'Ihptntat tncompnf tlio ypnr ln-ln MJIitiVs-i,
ffKull pirttiutnrs a t.i thu wmklmcof tho
VntipAhy if lit lPf hpfMfiillr Rl.n hy Hiiplvhuc to
.IOIIN O. KRKK.K,
Itvltr' 0tice,
MtvtViir.l IlrnoMiRTTiiri, '.,
"JJKYOND WHY, MISSIKSIPIM
A tnipU'to Hlfrlory ut the Nvy ttUMnH mulTir
xltnrJiMri, Jryin ilio Uitat JtlM-r to thu (Jrat
ttcum. Ily Albuit P. ltlclmUkuii.
liVL-lt'J'J.ltdl tirilM HOMl IS OHK MONTJI,
Tan; ami adrrntitii-ftn the I'rfltrli, Monniftln
ami tho Pncltlr Const, With over all 1pm1i)U
ftlnl l'hotor:iphk' VIi-uk ot tin- Hcutu-iv, CUii,
I-ainlh, Mlnch, Tioplc utnl Oill stilt so( tint Now
htntr- itful Tprrltntlt".
To lu'oxi-if-itvp iiulurantH nn-t wtlleri lu thp
'Un Wu!," thlt IHLor ur I Uut n.Uuinl firtllu
li'Hlon wllliuovit nu tiniiluMilc nsItiinop, mp.
i-lvltuf ii It ilopnii want Imi;nMtirn nill.nutln n
(li uiul ii liahli' Kulilr lo t-lhuntp, soil, piihIucIh,
III! litis Of tlll'l, I'tC, I tl'.
((1:N'1. -S( ml I'orClic-ularsnmVoi' onrlerim.
ami it full ilcvcrhitlon of thu uork.
Aiiilli'Hs, NATIIXNAIi I'UMMhUIINU
annyK-llj M .Minor & i., VhUaili-Unila, l'a,
riDOWS ,APlMtAlh.i:Mj:NT.S.
Tin4 fnllowhi-S npprnlr!nPltt'- of rr-il nnd piT-f-niial
propel tV spt'iiptitt lo widow or Oc-rptli nt,
liavo hct'U 11 It-il iti Ihculllcc ol thu lU-ulslitrol Co
Iniuhla county. uinU r tho ltuUi uf Court, nml
vltnp prpPnfnt for MimhiTP rnTinrniaitftii. in
tlnMrIinnirouit tnlinholit lu JlloouiNhnrtr, In
nml inhaiUcomiy,on Wi.hmv-uias.hih Kui i;tii
JUv myn. Mm, it, 1jT, at trto o'cUnk r, m,,
of oilil iiny, iimIp'-'i i 'trppilfin to tuptl ooilflnn:i
tloiiH nro nrpvloimlv tlh-il, r.r whloli nil iwrwiiis
tnti-n-nliNl 1 u Milil fstnliH uill luko ijmUw:
I. Widow j1 iicuuiu Crtuiuer, iate of lilouui
townUiIp, lUrcuia-'I.
WMow of William 1'alinum, latp of Mount
riotHiintlow uslilp, ih ppiiTd,
H. WMow- of tonnr Ilrtrhnnl, hto of MnilNon
tnwnlill, (hMvaspil.
I. WMow i.f John tl tt rkh, into of Mnnlour
lou n-thlp, lci (.vw-i.il.
, Miiis (i. riii;i;n, iuvMci.
Iilounislair-;, Aumist 2, ISU7.
AltMlOltS LOOK HKIU'M
'1 hi liinlrs'iT.is it.'slroi lo huiiiti iit In Un fn rm -
liu riiiiimunlly llml hi' ..1111 t-unlluius. lu mutiu
raitllU' lliu LVIvl l.llnl WliiK.lt;' H I'.lUilt ItiUlw u
l.'lmlll
iimtn: tnwiiit and Tiil'.iwiir.ii,
nl 11'p ol.l stn nil III I Ulit Mri 1 1... i.'(liiiiibl.i ciitiu
tj.l'a. IMvlim nl.nci'.l his lioii, in mm thi-liti-ri-iisln.'
ilfi.mntl lu. IliPtn. In- 1hiIh nsnuri'il
tlmt I in will li.'nliln tniin'mninmlnli' till wliu fuvur
nun i nu ini'ir unir rs.
llii lnir tilt Jin lid ii ti. im I ill n l.i v iif vi i 11 i.i iu.mil .1
lll.ll' l i 111 .lilt ll.-M IJIIIIIll. mill MuriiiH'ii ivjiu
liar li.'fii I'lipi'fi'il Jii 1 liMr miinuf tiitrt furvojit'',
In' mmntnlfi's Ihri.i riiunl ir not .niiprji?rtniiny
Win)
hou toioio madu. Ilv 'H,o innmii.tctitro
llOSTiriTIT.'S I'AITAT J1.(J Ilol.IU.St,
'i urcK ani oxvi;vi:it.
Ih'piiirln;; tu iho vli'ntcst uoilnnn'd)ti n-auu
ahh'ii-iu. l'i i lltiit th.uiloul lor past ihmhm'Jio
sollelhi a i-ontlnuiuioo ot lhi pidionai:ohiii'iotoiit
oxti'tuli'd to him, 1 ' WM. HtalCYUnt.
i.Uiit Mlu-vl, l'U., AliiiiilH, 1-7,
JXI-XVTOUS XOTICH
isrTK'nrUAi,'rnNti:i t.r, orwinTTV., npr'u.
Lot tor tostamonlniy on tin eMiloof Ilnrmon
Kllno, tat of N'frtt township, Columhlit C'uul(
ha Ih on ranti-d ly tholh-ulftti-rnf mtld cnuuly,
to .lithii tJ, Klliu, who i ii'Mldon lu niooiutuui;.
All pi'isons h.iv hu hilius nuulio-t the olati' am
ronuotpd tn pr'v-nt thoni to th l-Ivocuior for
s. lth'iiu'ut, mid Ihoso know lu thfuuthos lu
di'htcd tonuiUo luiynu nt,
- JOHN ki.im:,
AiUUtlf, 17. ilM'tuttd
Out I.ilc uui. mui l'fiiiulo Tviavlivir lui' llt 11m
tii(;li ul 1'i'iiltiiU.i, (.'uliiiiililu Ct.mit.v, for iv li-rni
nf i-llit liit'iitliRiirltniiii i.i nmmcm luiiiiiitlii llrnl
.MiniilnvliiHi'iiti'iiilii'r, Kxiiti.hiiitliii.til iipiilli'iintH
Mill Ijltt'lll 111 llii; Hi liiiol-liqis.!nrtlKMKP iln(
in. Atiuust -'.ilti, HIT, nl l'i o'clfH-U, A. M. liy or-
tii-r ..riiit- ini'iM .ii:i:i;.miaii iio.nni:Ii.
AliKtlst l, 1M.7. ht'L'.
j)l.t)tl.MHItritn FAXUV TliiJl-
MINll NI r.OOKSTOm:,
ht'ctiiul ilimr Ix'low lltirtiiiu.rH.M.iln Sti-tict.
.lust it'C-t hitl n now siuelc ol
zu'iiviiR, whom::.- AMI CHITON YAttNn.
i-d:i.si:tm, wrw, Kiimtnii)i:iin:H,
.MUHI.I.V i;i'UIMIS, DltliS T1.MM1N11S
nml ovt'l j-vnrloty of nrtliiin imuully kept lii n
l'ANCY STOnil
AUo
SClWUr. IllQliH, JIY51N 110HKM, 1I1UMI,
Hl'NDAV-HUllDDl. HOOKH,
ami ft lurii lut uf
MIMITI.I.ANKOIIH noOKrt,
AlXHt'ST AND MKMOIIANDU.M 1ID0ICH,
j:i.ank ni'.inis, hhniw and moht(Ugii,
uiul rt t'enciiil itml u-ult-sclt't-u-tl iisiviirlliit'iil uf
rAt'i.it, i:Nvi:i.oi'iii, Ac.
A. ll, WK1II1.
JMIK ICKVKTONK ULOVJUl SKJOD
H T Jt I 1' 1 jq H .
l'AI'KNTi:i UtTOUKU C, 1SCC,
'J'hN tdinphs, though i iliutlvamui hlm Ik ail mi i'-li-il
hy all hi'ltnlltloohtui i i-i k to he thoiuul ilUrtt
dt'Vh'i for uut lift Inn elovi-r si'i'il vol rtlKOovi-rcd.
A mrio clnni'o nt It Is MitUptrnt tn couvlnoo tin
Juost ohtiuo mtti'l of It nractlcnl utility., . , .
IL itUp4 Iho i lovt't licud from th'o hUUU JunJim
thu straw stniullii!? upon thoptnnmt. It hcasllv
ilmwn hy ono horito, a 1x4 Hdulics hutwio luait or
hoy lo worU It
It U cojupaci, hlmplo In trufttiro, ami net liu
bin to out of oidt-i', mul caii hi; Oionply jjot up
Thuurpnt nihant.iKo in thin inaclrno H, w
Imvo Uie fiivd uutlu'toa lu tfiocluilV. fatlj' lor Ih'
cluvor mill ror hulti'i', honldci Kaylng tha uroiii
hdurlhof time and Ktlmrof imtwin, luiudllhi; ati'l
thvhiny it fiom thMhtinw, Jt ulll iiN'o pny o
ty lai-iiii r to iruthoi-IiIh kpM with IhU machlin1,
on ai-couul of tho kuvIuu ol thu koi-U wLU U Ik Iom
tn thu old way or uallu-ilnu It,
Ktlmoritlmti v luduccnu nUudurvtl toem rnol'i
inr-u whuulnhioptuchiibeHluluor tuunty Jtit'lit
1'or inrlluilan addiH
vi:uniAK -t ui:ixiiQM,
. ChNfUAI.IA.
Janii t7. ('olumh)a Couuty,,!'.!
Mj;Ai)Mi,ii:TjrKuaTc-
M'UOOl,. 'iho Vail let in htiiuu hiph
hur J, Tno l-'iu ulty pf limtnu'llon ronlstn ol toiu
M Idcnt ami hiiir jiou-i-i'Hhh nt proli-j-.MJin, and
luloi. Tin' uljoot t to oduuitu j ouiiji intm ft"
liu- Chil-.ii.iu 311nMry.r 'Ihcjo 1& a ptfpiiralor
i-hoiit foi Uiom whn Juyrtnot itcfhi d ncolIcKint'
t'diu'iitlou, ouo humlrml nml hlxty ilollnrw i j tut
itiifl Kiutih'd to lit iiHU'iarit-t. Wllh Ull Lulditlounl
u in In MiieWal ciuei. 'Iho tnlllon, ut-oof J4hrun
nun luxtdHHikM, ai- fu to all. Tho belaud wu
Itauidod hy thv Unitariaii unil ChrUllun iU uoini
luitlnnn, hullMopiMi toall who hi-llevn Jit thoJt
luooriuiu ofChrltluulty. Th library i-ouiW-of
oltiiuriv
AppIiiMlIon may ho uiudn In JUiv. A. A, I.tf r
inoi.', ITctil.ivnt nr thu ikutrd ul Jiutrurllon,
.Moinlvtllf, 1'ti, ) iio J7ty
G. w-
Mnmifncltiitl-H of
OII.CUirilH AMI WINI.OW HU AlllS.
Wnrt'lioiiBi', No. 121 North Tlilld HIKol,
; ' Hitliultdplilu.
K.NMA Ml iTGIi Kicki
lii'nlf r In
(AiirirriNiiH, winhow hiiaimx,
oir.ci.oTim, math,
o, 3.1 Noi-ll Hot nilil HI ret t,
riiiiaiiiiiJiiii,
FnAVHIt A-RI'TrA'NIUil'), '
wiinr.Ks.M.i.'nitoriiitti's ani)commis'sI"s
Jtl.ltl'lIA.NTrt,
.Von, sa nml ?.7 Auli Htrr"t,
riiiimuiiiiiii.