WIVEGdoI Ocitiitgi of . • rise Mount Pleasant (Town) '•Fieime s taerial, iu replying to current' ithieeo. twits to the a:anticipation of tha - 4tves, eqrechilly in the State of MiSieini; re fern, by wiv of illus:ratitin, fie the f Che+ter, in•-•Telittaylvenia,, as is The sitricl.• was probably a:4Feb by s former citizen of that County, whir has taketti . ;_bp - Watt: siooild the sameproportiqn.,of ttiaa - ait'fie(t • flatinailvanlat Take the Ctittrrly oithaSfer tiithat State, whet f Drat . g 6;11 er cent, of the poptilition are:ft" Eetroik The ti ember .of blacks curd. whites, is ""reister it ilia - County than in any t itb ; pi gelation of the free States.enitit is phquestionahly the_ moat - . prospertitis t aunts . ueity un t h e fa c e of the entire tiltibei. It. is the model County of 4.nerica. The . people are engaged principally in evict:here, aed it may. ar:thout exaggeration he ' - caPed the ps.ethie of firmer s. In no other Gott]- , tire U don is agriculture br.mglat itt Sik h i gh a degree. 9f _ per_ect_oo, and I i :itheris leers such general and tapitrietprovi;me. t' going t y in that briech of industry, It+ Improved !ire:lds - 4 horateN- tattle 'sheep, acid es+let. Ire nowliele excelled. hailer:l Flay soil is made by liMe, manure, and iitheir fertilizers. to produce even bet .., ler crops of all kind:. thaii the' ric..est prairies ofthe West, as now cultivated. Its See farm-houses, built of stone or brielt, its cipacious hariti and extett , sive - sheds...its - fruit-orchards, flower girCietts.tiod shubbery, its ornamental finde trees which everywhere ahouti;l, its beautiful hedges and velvet . lawns fn SLe, its substantial homesteads, o n evety hundred acres—are itowitere ittrpasecl,' if equalled, in the world. •: an evidence of the . ' industrial accu ,.... a:illations of Chester County: it may be miteitioned that, though, small in if:kgraPhical and the filth in population, yet its eitiaetis have - more money at interest than any County itt the old Keystone State. except Phila. dsiphii. Nisr is the. moral, int.,4l, ct Val acid social cotiditinti orthe ots that. fair Cotitity behind that nf ot . ler community n 9 this of the tithe, ofthe Atlantic, In no land that the sun ever alpine on are there more f►fthe eoinfiirts arid eleganciels of iifa: for the' raass,-or a more cultivated, re. fine:lsoo -virtuous society. Its ever• grand•and graceful I ill-tops are . crovyt•- ellwith. temples of learning, and lux •i ma abodes of . domestic comfort, joie and peace cluster i r all its valleys. Now vie do 'not surpass that the great wealth; and high culture physi cal and more!, which so distingui.mea that Countl is a tt ributa ble to the fact that it hail greater proportions oi,ne• goes than any C.iunty in all the free State+; far, from it. But it is certain Plitt their presence could not have, been very_dethrneutal to its prosperity. That class of..its peptiatgek are, as a reeral thing, Indust! ioas, cleaoly„• tvell-Aushaved, intelliegent, thrifty and happy. Tiro' mean make as good ter - alert. and the women as good washpra soil totilsernaltis, as are to be had• in America.. They are.in many respects decidedly superior to the great mass of white laborers of Missouri. And if the whites a:idblacks can thee live and work together, tree and compel= itivsrly aqua . for their individual and geneial good iu Pentisylvaui.: why CUu they uot-do the same in Missouri? . tFloa the Sand unty ('lthio) Register. eleven Female Rioters rriecl And Acquit.terl. _ „ . 'At the late, tern 'if the Court of Common: p as tif t-nla lid county, Ohio, the este that cFested the most iutetest, , as. we learn from the MdilSt Herald,..was one lu.which sever e! ladies were indicted and tiiedfur . not. It appears tnat s the time; in November .last, the ladies of theYil. lags of Belleville, that county, to $h number of eleven, some a wo tim havitig fathers”; and some bro:hurs, irhalreqUented a liquor shop, kept by a matt named .11orris, resolved tit . put air ctid to the cause of their troubles, /hid did sur by, timu4ll:l4 his casks and deranteis, and destroying pee They-were c , 9pliiiued qt. by Morris and were indiCted as heron) stated., ca.np litr tpiaritg. and orreignq at the bar, they plead "/CFI guilty." ..-ntneruas ; witnesses freretaaautiaed:wml the caw occupied *imp three der. 'l'neiuty was duly flukrlie'rbY the Co4it ana tannic!. "'ln about au hoer the hell - rung, an inaauting that they had daci l e d ' u p on that verdict; and the People . who had nun , ireJaed the most intense lutenist, .crowdiu; the court ru.na duripipie phials inst. ,rusbed from all /Tutors of • tfii7TOW -7 ;a - tilßeiitie -- ah' rinere .acarcely-h4ll4;therpi Whett - the' fare-, man of thejury - vose'te hint inr the, verdict, the moat: breithleas sitence prevailed; and wheifltu reipott4l.tt) the eleilt:•NOt guilty 7 7 : 111e iv.ords eve_ canght up, and Jillich altoutingiclttp ping, laughing and alialiink • of hands -tai- never before • witnessed:in that di z:iified hall of jtiqt.icei. Although: late. at .nigitt.• thr-youog•nien—frorn Ff e r. ev ill e coulci iiq Wait for thernoto, in - g;:or tie cars, ;oft footed it home to tril the Pews. When the ladiesurri yr4l the nex,,t_day they Were. , teceived with - ee r y ,deeplitst ration - .if approval by the inhabitants of the village. TIiF4 JOURNAL COVIIi Mr OAT, PA. Tbsitlsday Aprirp, .114.i.:111V,011P1r011. Republican Nominations. For (3-ov - op:tor I DAVIDIA ILMOT, Q 7 iyuproaD COOSTr. . For Canal Commissioner, WILLIAM MILWARD, 07 TVILADLLPIIIA COME t • ror andges of Supreme Court, JAMES VEECH, Or FAYKTTE COMITY JOSEPH J. LEWIS; OF °gum; 00UJTTs Attention Delinquent Collec tors. ' The - Conmitisioners of Putter cnun. ty will meet itt Coudersport. on NIPN DAY; the Fuurtot ..day of ALty for the Out poSe of ttraliiig with the Coilectot s mitt are iii arrears. 'rouse who do not come fursvur I at that time and strange their, acc , amito, will he visited by tur bAltiret the Tuna court, . 114,arch t 24t 180.. . 'QUICK WI - ItiPL,E.Z • .. Comma'ft • 8.. .8. RASCO. ATTW : L. B. Co4E 4 C 1,4, NOT/O.E. To, the School Directors of Nue; .Go.: ( $ ENT L 131.1 •N • pursuance lt s o f 7 43c1 sec.io L ot the Act of dik Huy, 1001. You .re hereby ified .o ineeelfi Con . he tiUllt• Upon:oar oirr, en .he flair BIO'CI.AY IN MALL A. D. id3i t being the lout • day of this m uth , nt 1 o'c oos in am entuun, ..stJ seine : Moo tairs,.by tumult of .he whine 'lumber of siirce.o.s presen., sine person - of .1 erery and scion ific a.tai menis, and of skii..ind :parlance In he *4 of 'Flack lug, as i..:uovrr Soranurs ...must, for ha jugs succeediu4 yeaus; "leilrulin he amount of ounspenssao . fur the tame, 'and eerily .he ,e. ant .o .he State Superin 'soden. at Ha- rinburg; as 'squired by the 41.t.it . and 40th sec.ii .us of geld no:. J. HENDRICK. County Sips rinkad't of Potter Co. Coonsitsroar, lioni,-9:43-3t. arA quantity ufsaw-mill machinery is advertised its out columns this week. Lumbermen will du well to given. their atteutiou. Cr We would direct the attention of our readers to ;the advertisement headed "Inquire Within " .thework is one which every family should have in its library, and we regard it as - an .exciseditigly.chedp hook at $l. /7"We a , k.attenti.th t.. the "ap• peal hit. Vtrm.. S. Bailey 1,1 Ky.." to . be found in another culumi. We hope there area number of men itt this gienty who willsubscribe fw his weekly paptel it they do not feel' able contribwe to the fund being raised for his benefit. Igr'The buaiue4s.cif ilj unkard mak, i9g has been outlawed in Ohio, as will appear from the trial of eleven ladies of Renville, for breaking open certain liquor caskv. See amide from San dulky. Register in another column.. Who does say, that was not a right. your vercliei 1 OrThere anglit, and ought tube a hundred thoutasd itollatt %%or . th of butter made in this county the pte+- eift season._ That wouldonlybe a lit- tle . over two firkins to each .talcabie:--T Qught ryt 046 - taxable to produce that Munn I Nay, could nut Much inure than that be done, and no per. w“riod at that? _ larTne municip 81 election in St. pit t is has re :ulta t in the triumph of Freed, Tnere wail three tickets in the field. One representing oppn: shine :to Slavery extension, the pro- Slavery U.3mnoratic, arid. the' Ameri can. Tne former .bad 'within 101 of as minty votes is Leith the others. and nu_ cirri ed . bttlti'brauchei of the sioun eils. and the entire' dity'Ticket, .The Ikasecral. the .wgan of the success. party. a tinble paper. and his conducted the cnrcipaign with great isnwer and, a - mailli.indePend since. Tl'e result of the . St. Louis election will hime a happy ItTfitione• KII _ _ „ .„ —2_- - 7.7 ----- ..., - 7 ---- .7,.„,.., ~---- ....,..,..... ~ _..-4Esee ss ,„..._- ! ,_.. -----=.--- via , -- •• ::';.'" ;—;"`.. it ''' 1 - I : - " - ` ' lanbuti‘pdatinfira, - ~.. the erh. e .,t-o- to, angle:Ai the - _ - .. a , - • • • ta arprnoterititlibrittt' tr - 'l,lr --- .7 -......,•• -a i'.4 10 -- - - -a - 7 - I— , ----, , 4.----, .I,,,,atiormuis i 'Demerit, and the menju ereete At. —.4. d ' - - - - eani . trilinpli in 't he Steprarntit r sTurt.l annum uy ss „„. .. A. reitintlit' -: reeeivedeepir l'if .t , or .i i ii s may - ed ;on the c.ionflai tr. they ice , f R l M' a 'i r4lll • • •I•ltdral tet t, sews in•that great city".' v hen, Legislative Reeetd, set tus by One siP ,ccure inMr township ~ ..i.. : 'Pandas% has fur mei)) , years been ma& theAteady ideals of thi*lnigrant.'e.' ,artii. littentive'Repiesentativet, colV. e trie i4 W l 4 h ir ilt l r s e tf pu i l rn ie pa lli r s ti " tig li t e nt r p,a hib 4 6 7t l-4 1 :'d W el e li 4esd - ey. d Aptte Mr. Thir t ie s tails a Mist of ••Priblic' Defifultets.7.: and streflgtli t.. their ,dirgaliptg There will be no blockade nu t ii Nlia- - ' • ' • .1; . l' whit, appear upset. the beaks lif the' nna . I rrifi th e fire that coiesurnarr; reed I • -, •.. . L.... eonii titer this year. „nut bonne ter . - ...- •- De . • _ ..- - • ' -131.- :, he twtti•ne suddenly couiulsed and GU .-.-- ---,pet D* IA iiil =meted with fits, by whi s t ..-. , treasurer s parterent to-be in at:- the Freemen of St. feruiii, rears v. the Commonwealth. It em-1 I Scott, they - - an f i ej '''- br ac es nver ,400 names,,aud the veal I poptilar sentiment rif the N'...114 ie 14 t.t le ereqed. He hall fo r a sil . ii c..ofiar minty a w p i r ic o li ar ly t i o n;t a l n a tr u ti .i r e a tj te lm. a susetuut...f i tudeleednebs exceeds $400,-1-blaze of -irelie.ietilm. Tl.ey - lio?•-•v tin* back' been -*violin MI, =Ju li o 000. Wu find in it the nem -4. et set"... well eneugh that the Sityt rale C bull Cobb in inakiee augar.si n ij la,: of_• ,: seal well known ,citizerrsi- held' ac' if; iordilibie •ed., lite t ec h n i c al sense: . .._ .... I ..ed ~ . . "etl: , . , steadily -r.-uebb•went to drimeilia4; ~ . 4:putt:rifle fsrt rn'ilicY • liut Paid ::ver 11+ 1 - ;1111 t - .at ;eVen ing!leci4iim ma v ,I.IF 8 . 4 ,-. . f' - " 'dor 'me- •to hull' a davit ststuca from l b- Tretiourer3, Prethontearies. Auction versed by the _vete e a pore • .. ... _ . a iter- , . ote, 'rite enquiry, made iii nth jority. They remember that thi4 same k.etles at work,: seal hi s li tt l e edi er quarters, suggests itse lf to um august tiibritial, triter elaim'.rate"ergii. ch..es by• lie had jest sat dew, t, vie mer e p. -, , i ruled,. it the ba la nces eqaiiiSt 1 eueruncecri National Beek h• • tin, table, when hearing a scream h , person.; are ju.t, why ' a r e - they nit ' tlO 0•10Slittltiit11111•11 10 1 1.11• It Vie 11 ,, init• 'Collected 1 arid if they are eet-jubt. : reversed the slecishei in the trirriipe shed 111 tit • kattles.(abouit thirty 'rod s -I "' why are they permitted to s t an d upon I ant re-election .4 /Andrew loter., ; oil.) and there timed P Mr. M, ax l e , 4 11. . the think,, to , he brought •forward an- i and with this instructive : oxemioli..in en in a fit dtritis one kettle, UM. 'lra usually as a perpetual reineach ag:ainst I th e i r eve, they betray a les: Masse to to the hut boiling -sap.ehd hi e f il , b e, imiecent partiesl Tile gentlemen 1 c.interid - for a like victory in the ern,. party will go from this County implicated are high. ;- The Black fteptiblicaii tweet' .two kettles over a hut fire. H a . • ut. but it ly • resnectable, we cannot think that. : into th e cau ea4s of IS6Q -trersgtherreil instantly tilOK him o . wilts they w. • uld biozoingly • cheat. the . Corn- : 'Atha than discredited and weakeued late: lite heti fled. end, lu fare • s' s nutriwealth out • sa t a s i ng l e c e nt. We I . hy the adverse judgment of the Sit- etnieged by fire that his nearest frierals, doubt not that. at least a majenty ef preme Court; and we might as well would not have knowsokim. Sur& their etnitter, could, it pi ver ly Death is atiland tibeti - We least ex-, e tt Y . call- I I repave fir the struggle. it leive let ed upon, give `explanations which I not the South erreir s h tee delusien : . . _. ... vroule wholly exculpate titeol fr om 1 that A. O. Persi a . 'l - defalcatimi alleged hi thAr set- 1 rfghts secure." its canes is trititeohnot arid its 'g• - ' • • Ate.eassr, Korn 4tri. ISSZ, :- . 1 eral caws., i Vie agree with the Pittsburg Fie- zette that the Legi;liture ought to ap% point• 9 Ct•Mthitteit tin examine' this list, wills dissection* teiuquire into the fact* fully. 11 there ale any accounts that ought to be teem:ably closed. at once, let them say so; if they 'are any that are utterly worthless, as we are sine they a r e, let. them. say sir ; and it these are any that are undeniably just and can be collected, let them be .ep• Mated burp the rest, end w e ir collec hien pressed with all it.i.sitde vigor. it is Woe this frighttul list should ter cut tailed of by pi raper thms ; and white justice is thus dorm on the issue hand, to wise who hate heart us t justl clasp ed as "tielaulters." let justice berm, h e done v; the Csiminoewealth ill 'seem ing to her treasury what is properly bet due.—Erse Gazette. -Of the f1*,937 42 reported in the above list as duo iron, six of the fin _ . - mei. ufFicer:4 of this Criusity, we Anew that over two thirds of it hai' been paid, aed not 'wet $4OO of it is tad= lectahle, Now wity are these claims left vii et open . frith I year to year I Is it lesz,ruse li large majority ,if the pub. he delimiters are old line Democrats that ter attempt is made to collect ( Death-of Seirat!oF, hParcile• Hon: C hatles •13.: Penrose : 'Sitttatio . from PhilatlelA:a, died • at - lieNi:t4l)}i o tt thii 6 - 111 in '.t„ aged 61) yearst •• He was the 'oldest lalrnifee tiftne:liody, 'with the atm/Arian.• we believe, of -Mr Wi:kins. of Allekbitny His name had hicume so iduntifititf with . the proceetUngis i•f that bodY;; mime his Ling . rod able serviCes ,either House, that • his unexpected demise will be more severely felt by itilnem bers,-than- the men: announct;ineut.of hi:lb:natl. would lead the rustier t.., be- More than eighteen .years ago be was Speaker of the Senate.. and was serving his child term in that body it tne time of his death. H.tt held the post of Solicitor..cdth;Trcui cry undcl ~t he ad ministt ation ufGen. Harrison). and was. for a ,r o w, month s Assistant Secretary of the , Treasury• by appointment often. Taylor. Senate attended his funeraill.n...a,hody, as did also the. House of . Rep'tesent• wive. : l iar The Sugar to thil .C4tifity is . a very important one. moreso this spring than usual. 111 . 1850 there was according to the . Census Statktics the county. 1137 families in P.nter, and those made L 34.000 1113..4 iaaple sugar. We thihk there are mow 1900, families, and that • each family ; „ has . made at least one half as much , more sugar 'as in. 1850, I n that yogi:a-Mt, farnily.averagecl.llB,lhs., add lieonti half increase for this season, andzit will make 17,7 lbst In . r eacli'larnihr,,, 331,000 fur the unlit e 1444 ithhu colkikty. This is MI much wealth actually. proctored by .our farmers. at q aunt' when most of them. could not have dotte • Much else. ' is beletiotidg . the year most auspici.msly. Let them but ft.llOw it tip by an enOtietie c ease sifilteir dmrtes.aid shooPsfulds. and the turners of Pktot will have made their mark on the prosioo ity of the count . . When beef is worth its. per lb., and butter 20 .to 25,, no farrow nu 10, to fail inc.,: g motley,: There is no m .re difficulty in making money at farming in this county than in the west. All it wants is a little energy and enter prise in improving the &Citifies around us.. I'We hope every Scho..l Dii ect•ar read ihei, communication . of ~ K." in last week's Jeered, in relation to the . election of Cotinty Strperintendeot, If any omitted doing so, we ask them to turn to last week's paOeli. and read it now. Next week, we:snull publish •an article from the -'8!.40,a1 Jourerteibit thee - same subject to which we invite the attention of every ffchUi Director. Give the subject your ear.: nest attention, and the•ract op tO yoxy convictions. The New York Harald says that ROBERT HUNTERS/ . that City has bean accomplishing the mast extraordinary . results in the treatment id consurrip%i tiun, by Inhalation.- decrea4ing4he mortality more t h an Thousand-iu the past Iwo - years. The 4nllii.wiim are the figures from the Cityinspecik!s Report ; Deaths from Consu nption in 3.032; in 1855, 2,624; . iu 1866: : 2,357; showiug . an-. actual saviifur; life truly miraculous, when ,we equii4..l or that this disease has beret , .fore /mei regarded, as Impoles+ly GlirThere is something-nut of print about' uur WellaviUe apail , Every . other night the mail curses in vvitu. out New York papers. What does this mean --__Does the expreis geffie hinil every `other mornik.g. or is it rrw: • ing to the stage "leavitig -too early ery other morning f" -There "is surifei thing Wrong sonievilitite, ead- great iaeonvenience is-the fruit Of IhISEIS; regularity, _ • - • .. IgrThe Opring Terns tiftbe delsport . 4adeiy conrnauced ~vO. Monday a week ago. • There, are now fifty Students tehdance, many of thotii,yOug I lei and Gentlemen. This shnwS that the . School is iu a irea!thy, condition. ; and speaks weir for .thrs reople of the County. • _ • • MO Of the amount uiicoNcted iu this county $lO3 56 are . due from B.l3e ) iiiblican and that has. been due but a shurt.titue, cionparitively Teak. ing. There . are two' defaulting offi ces iii l- "this Ct4tiity not named ,in the list. sit take it' altogethei very little information is given to the public by pulolicutioti ul the S ate Ti easurer,-- , The wind, system Of dealing with the officers ot,the State who collect her funds, teiisingby V.e Leg • islattj' e: The Dred Scott Dadelon—Will it Strengthen the &ore tower ? The (Laughflieea c he•Nuilli chuck led over the' Judie Ttok, :as if it had .hae , k the death-kaell ,Freedern. But the Slave hulde• r 3 d:, liot dills attempt • tai •clereive .. . 1 eisVes. .... Z. The new - journal Just estalifiN;loid , it Rielinpnid with the titN of "The South,"' agrees With the Charleston 1 ' ~, ptitit teat the sOnthern 'Orly is vv; .. ..ek. egad by what , are lAteti upon by •, • • many as intpi;rtant successes, awl that it• Was scarce ever in greater - dine) than at this reinvent., wi.eiiit seems to htiVe. "Million) most Of its ends. The paS;:iiiig of the Nebraska bill. which was thought to have giiiiiii the, finish ing ,biow. to abolitiooism-.a term in vi - hiCif the sla4holder includes all i fo rge :, and s h a d es of opposition to the .i• of i : Lspiea 4 oi siavei y shattered the I strength of the oligarchy.. aud the de. cis .in the Dred Scott case .may • complete its overthrow. 'The South says :' , , •. • . "lii the final conflict between slave ! ry and aholitionion, which thisrvely decision will piecipitste rather than_ I remit], the principles of the judgment ' in the DieilSe o tt case they. be Itt rime avail to the South in gisiiii.i au an • pearatiez• of Ostler and in .de: salt' to Ipi - position. ' 01 these adiranteges the . B,nati is•seture.;•• but let us 'wit - aiutir. silou,• girselves to the delirium of a pre, nietuici ti itimplo..The victory not ykitkihrii ;' and it is a question wheth er the'clec sion may not add' is Mora ..A, the: material 'strength of the Mirth -ea-it deducts from he owe!. power.- - Atioiher such, aueceas, as _was achieved in the Kansas 'Nebraska .act. and the • Soul& would 'hate 'been, undonts4.oU hardly , Was • the victory WWI. .1411 d. so clinch ot: ristimilipeot i!loot . ferocious _eueigy did it inluseOuto the. iraulte-of the adversely., , It seems Isif the eaters tcliisioreoc• will follow friim ear've.. MI Bovr to Steal Oaba. • As theetislareminit of. Karma+, and the stealiti4,Ol Cuba, are the chief ob jects of desire oti the part of-the South at present, we pre-time ..ur 'waders will be glad to know 11.. w it is posed to aecoriitiliSh this scheme. 'Pee ielowia 4 article &oa a Rico- rnoott vapr gives notio.s to 1"3.1,•:iu,ia that ' tie Ia expet•ted to reckons it's 0,. toad p.liats'.. tail oily sof /it ? iato du h. V. shall - -pried tii lean; that lie . Masi it-ti i tiun his arlispte.l their titsli.ta,...a a... 1 mean inetiiiiti 4,1 A-annexing. Cu•!.t the "lilted States. i'his Li what LII4 144::1:1114d pager pritploSti.*4lfClititlie4,llLlt BUC:slit1110. pu► • ty PentiAyieuilia will 4ay to it. • "A mong the •eoliNiderutions which chiefly commended Mr. Buei►uuau t.i, the support ufti►e soutaernTleo.,e the eanott.as tbr 1856, limit be te!.ic tied a .Yltgue bt,t sati-titctio.sy assut•vece tii . the' acirritbitio., 4:au.' was t b:• a ptiaciisai- 'object •it ass 11,1 aim 4,4 •••• • j • - A. quarrel of I.taii4 •411.:41444 -bet Wow! Split' %Pad MfAiU ll 4 t•nuotiag s : nnc cattiary demand I.y r.rater upon the latter, nad j ioet; terived wita peculiar who.. a vi;.1e.,1 14.- Sue was preripiatn•A tty an exp1....1•••1 of popular fug ...; - e• tut Sp..nmit •9 • mete iui _ c• , • tiillo4i up •,t outraged; a n d 41;4tte . 4 .viti yayed altlifße i • .tfre ; g propel .dt t•• kr dein 1 1:10 1 ,0,:t . able II •).., .11:111VI I. a ciit . ; t•,.. Lu c 4.1i,•C•4 - t eiln e o - . 11 4.:4414 4 '...1461i1.4 •,: 14, tb.;h. .4 .4 ' h. • . ite has endured cod repat.utii.o u. • in., • a •dA u expedite b • 0:t • I(4.Teli c e. But he " perseveres, ont at Cadre autil v la.itt.r :or it ol•Nbe 'a : I • to , do-s„ till Ke n tucky ut"' Vera C'ua '' - 'd L'''''' 4l(l ` . `" the •;e •:ti•-• a five State. He ',redo] i3ocicaa Cita .t. foe . .v paper. *A as i •r..ti as Use," • edge • •• the $l,OOO re watts c'herishs it. the, Massa ot their coi,otal - • it.:kef.'••' Li?gt ,, ;ith•.:. and --in &igen,: g..t,i , moot "to•:•114 , 10' . 1 .. -th"- - 'o • : e:;•: 3130. vol'‹ltall piltha- . Vie unity tb . Other flittuels between the...o p...we.s. . ; tiost..n have soot him $200; Nagai' that Lau t..;ultaiti- Ciur.etal of Unita. .is L. , It'Ati the .-xpv. :item ?,early n..Wneed (1111-11.' and that Santa Aud. t, t.. iris: tudiately $l.OOO il the helm -.1 his te , buntend •ce... to• o a WI I is( ic he c •'N •w. heir to a cttat-ce • (~,h.1._(,.,h.1._" • " - 1 • has sae rifi•-•,1 for Freed•boa.. btu huLtla still uti need.ll.4 ...tr a tii.B • —the licein- will d•, the w• 1: k- I.atty der a rwirlstalle- •.He will Inas the he a t .E Intel ttietedi uj tad?. dl ltilltsi - i opp..rtunity of-redentptiont tiniest ha to this artt.nnt.-'' His a-aper is dialog - pad aervice ill Kentucky. I' ;le - weekly eit eulatesotrer 2.000 c , .1 0 .. ilia ill that State. ind the-Daily tonne 500 copier. Ile :has won a . . pnaitina which it is highly •inantortant to hold. A little, aid now will : make it sure. Lie t.u g hc Gi lte lielpettin era Maya ity tutietcriptions .to hid paper—the Weekly is $1 a Year advance. 'he Dail $ J If every on, :Wm teads thisarticle`Will send him a email . do.:atirso,-;* m o st noble champion of our cause will he cheered and made strung in his arduous and i.nportent work. , '- In. my poverty nave freely ; -given Iti-n many days of tined work. "'epent in securing the $130 . 1 Ave sent' him. Are there ant •na tty-. repeats . ..a' ttr rite Tatatnta who will give .one day ,in ganvasaiug-for a tCw Ault -ittri hot and Junations gsr WIZ S. 3 u fey, esti.. 214- . Weal, IC.;il:73.kitY4Nile,"7RB;pNiset,Wiiticaunris. pKjevistrU:kiy; -ert this arysall- Yflure (sir the- Cnnatiinti.in Which our FalltifiHitaiitiNta'stid- . eatablibliet l seettre.therldessiitgaof,Pbeity. • -DANtE4.I7OII,STEIL. Chaplain AL Hinge egliapfal•ll.4iTlC "Let. Cie adastisist , d° +LI su;tain Ctnontatort, and taaca mai an ins 3unit' minus( Siaain. 11 tivedin4ly. s....t:J s d weal a stiptal) ad' tiand--..pietaty in 41 4 44.3 can txt t..r Lae nacaspan. NV:wit/1 er we adept. SI . Fnasytn'ti - talan, said say it is na cotittideratima of tie , comtuerctal and pasta! C at;cesstaitr, inup.ase a pui•ctrese tat. tea ratnr.,, 13 a matter .it ,u‘at_the least importance the .stexaca,l guverutne•at does une:ntc eittub f.t wata.tat ini.ney. Gaanntatiart. the President, is au ardent republicka and a last-friend ut the 'United States. We may trust him. An ate wants is , Aintley watta.that 11t2 C4ll tint wily to. pal the_Spauists 11/Wilsion. out le . tailata by a descent upaatt QUIN. tie iaa3 taut to tt~caltt their services, and tll4•Uf.a:id.. tat 'tearless adventurer& t'r m tuts try wi . l statist taiitter ins baatans Atoung this vitas nuns win, antra ed Alex, len t.l ta lumina in 1847, ..d hi n d gettesal, tar lead his army. “t-Eity let Air. Sue tanat l,r tiVo'l I • ed i.t es:avassang toe clat.ns •.1 is vat 4:nevi:Laura bar custahu tue ledanal govt.run:lout it. . and Cut% will iv.: [lac cu:l - Auto:wit:an enterpri.au ,ra stately as Spain ati4 Slesicn cacues.ta.•talaaWs: "WM. Whether-3•11.1 ispis 4 lrtu , lll accepted ‘tr , s - .4,....the:t s uus pesstiv ly. iletnaud ? , t.i ,tatt that tt make titesest, e#uest anti - persistesst etfure tai .redeesta its 'sledge tit the ac• quisitiuta. of Cutia. Ma-.• oucbauads arlleut ssriratiosi shot the object, acid .taia great .ospetimace ita diploma cy.luotity the.strutiost mope,' ors sac- . easeful issue in the .negotiattlii:", • . GP' Wcwisitt has elected Int l / 4 4: Whitor 111Wc in,' to the. Sipreara: Bench-atf tint- iate by 10.000 Ilia) This looksas though the Reinab• lican rrei,tint 'dais dying out—at thi. Bitch, flan papers h tee been ti yiug ah mak,ti.6 slits believe airier the PretiNrii.. tial elatiti.m. The chir...r . o..cti wi to low a , C.innecticut, arid 4,t±hrr.Stitp i a 1 . ,, ,h.ter that death h4t4 struck the rital4 sit Republicvnint. St . ::RAWL3.--1%/2C Leuriii j. • •Pati . .nt Pr..cres'' is effecting a revvls , ti..n to Its, inetisetis of fractiing era •ship. The, New irtirk Trthwit cif 4 .iftsteii 30th. artmking ecemt Pub-, lic Sc'e...l Examination to that - city: rikerciticis in penmanship (Mae Laurin's) Were chnducted cert. and gave the yeast flattering to. maim The rapidity and freed.ni of hand were remarkable. Tnis Pinee..,. conk dete, is vent wetly add, eta fot $.11: lei Advertisement. Aa Appeal far Arm: S.- Bailey of By. To the Editor of the N. Y. Tribune. „,Ste : 1. wish to say - 13 :word Li) the Of the Free States through Ti• Ttlattuxr. which 1* hope will he PI) . I , ll'.i•lclther Ra p uh h can jourt ! ars. tli'•:• S. - 'lliley.filltlet.Yßlgi. Ky IN Atte./ ; d poblished kirt resin lean,. e • A -Si .voty paper iu Keotucicy. ~ i t.i :wilily have !:efrez•ed stew . . • ! :I:tl s 4. tune. He ha. bern • . , • ...elites!. 144 buildings gir'Tbo west* brnoaDOuts bas tho appearasee Of:thli* tut of Fohioary. tether that the middle of April. Slow
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