in *TE:WS FROII . ALL NATIONS. 4 Sv, - tnn was frozen to death while ettlssing the Showy/ llauge of the Rocky Moptains last week. •, • Allentown `thief waited till the theremorneter got among the . nineties and then stole an overcoat. A BEtimi dispatch says: "Austria has det'ern4ned l that.she will not now oppose lluSsian politics in the East," A RUSSIA'S official telegram corifirrits tha reports that the insurgents arc sleter. Ltd to refuse the armistice.; 3 'ItUSIDENT A. Stearns, of Ain 31iiss., died suddenly, of, ratalysis.of the heart. Thursday evening, in: house has pasted a bill designed tr) n ent what is , _knoWn in connection with -the postal silrviee as "straw bids.. Ser% jail government Las declared' that it will follow the reeommendatiOn of I:lksia not to cuter intO hostilities R, , iainst .. I*l-cvy, - ATER, pate n t medicine mann ; lai!,urer. of Lowell, Ma_ss., said to be (antinvil in an insane asyluntin New:ler- IFATTIF.Ii 11y : 116 I:the lias been quite ill ring; his visit in Loudon, from n bron tial attack. At last .Iccounis be Nv.a.s p,..% ing *;:1 -, ',7 . EEN J I _ Ni :I:M llese COIIIICCACAI with the 1 ,-..akcse C.conui-si,,n at 'l'l:di - We:phi:l, ,'sittl Trentini. 'And inspected the pot- Dom PEnno !has accepted an invitatim ;Lc present :it h o COMilielleelnelit e'er arcs of Lehigh l'aiver,,lty. t,o talc F. 01,1- at Thursday material is to I.e rentor slxty ,Jays. - • iu Eitrli>lt campositiOh. Ile I j, , ;‘l._:;:. c rarptnal . Sch()ol. New I , een take.n.l‘y . . . , I:',' , t .: IIII'lliri , ) I ! ionsand dollars of tll : i iiiiis; : '+:d-..Ceulrailial fund (if \Vesleva .....-i.::..i1y,.;1T Y. iddletowii. 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Scc rerary. 1110 Nary er tviriituil $ll in tiucuce him. ril r 41ire.;tly indirl'etly. iu till' Makin , or cAilitntets. A ct'E(•t.tl, ill,' of this stocklk , idor, f the Atlantie 3l!lls was 1u d in Thitrs , Jay. "11, total assets pc ~prpot at icm It The ( j o b' of the cot . p. , rati‘im, frottl tills. assets. leaves it- a it, tutHo frirt. t says the Chica,;() that a citslitable 'aurora borealis has net ilevn vl, rtcd iu this latitude for ne..lrly. a \e:tr. It has hero a : year uf ex t t-tutrditiaty Seate'.ty With the Exquaniauxt tel they have en el:lig te eat up all la-irkatalles. • . . • th. bolt f Ni.; Lcit , •ll. Mtki i iiv a l. NO.l,•lesale Ley:fleet...4i with :in ti.t.tabliNl,ol ;;rin. iity,terion,ly gio,ai•pear.l.l,in has ' wen round at VA. i'ol:ll.`s. It is . MIIIIIISI , I tha t he fell an air hole in the Grp tentir. , rdirily ins ip.q. (IN a . .44.0(1 rp;l I. ss That) 77.,11(iu sits: vain aro 111:111liiat4111Vd it , Phila delphia. zi , :itig• quarts of - plain cream, skimmed from 200,1_00 quarts of milk. These tig - urts may seem steep, but t hey are really below the - mark. Sti says the Tinfe.l. . NMN tin.l.ll - , ;Chief of the Lontlft Fire Thigade. says ; it is absolutelynices \ary, fur the safety of the metropOlis, to firing up his force to 1,000 men. Ten year, ag.. .iir.urable value of Loudon was '..:901.00,(01) sterling : it has now ris elite £1,840,090,000. A PEI VATE fair held: in Baltimore re evnti,y, realized nearly ..-10,000 in. two days. One gentleman gave $.5,000 for an .I.fgllan, and ;Mother :;' , 2,00.) for an album eontaining the photographs of the pretti est young ladies injialtimore. The fair was in affil of a Homan Catholic charity. - - OS t: of the nil 6,nnib4ls that Barnum imported four sears ago , is to bo married sbortly to sioung tlertr4ll girl whiiso :her; keep , : a - -e;..rar shop in New' York. !le is agood-lookin.glfellow t went--fire. with Europv:in leatOres.and a light yel -1,04 ,:ompkxion. Ills vtR . 11.! f- . 14:4ks flitt(fiF'l4T 11;e1 bey V 114: . afora Ppotitt, E. 0. GOODRICH. R. W. ALvorm. Towanda, Pa., Thursday, Juno 15, 1176. HEPUIELICAN STATE COYI.IIITTEE. The members of the Ilvpuhlican tt.:.nte l'onnnittve aty requ.zsled tn meet at time Luchle:ll.mik. , , arrti. i,urgh. on 'SVF.IIN'Tz , , , I)NY, the !"...itit at ,i•ciock., P, M; win he ;mil., acted at this me.V.lng.. awl 'a f1:11 11EICUY M. ItoYT, Chittrman 1. WILSON NoRRIs. S.seri•t:Lry.' -4. 4- ' BriPUBLICAN STANDING. COMMIT• A'grerably with adjourninont,: the llepuhlierm C'otnntittee of Itindfot7l Coni:y will nipz.t in the Grunri .I , try itnotr. Pa., on 717 DAY: JUNE O. li7ll. G'el'‘')l•l:. P. M. As campaign witsiDrn ire , +;..n. a ri,..l,:itten.lalwe to rrqn-stetl. folloAhg oinn. rnse the Cttmlnlttee: G.'. lc - limey. Shesherpdtt: .1. V.Sat retire, Mott , ristt(nt; Asa Nichets, illet .1. 111 , !C.1111 1 4 'Ward, Towanda: 'Benj. I(.,trtielr. •A'sythint F..-W. KCTI Athens twp: I. D. Stpstr. 1111r1111;Von F. Swt,i; Metnrr.t: .1. 11. Cr;o?t. Tr-y ro': (1.-d Iliad:well. West Ildilltfstige%: 'Thee. 1 , 1.• re,.. batik': Ward IVarrt•ii. ( p.: ; N. 1"). Mare,.( Ite:,11e1tl: 11. 1.. ('as'.. Or well; L. D. Prince. Itutne; W. S. liitittity. Tflet,e : NI. Tracy, rs;;,1;1:11. i i ; .1. Doae. (I,rden. • 11-.. it. A111(91`,1,(.re-;'ha,. Tt-riy; At. W httney. Wr•oN: \Vie.' N. r, North Tett .leht; 11. (true:. r K t . Nya,d. I. D. )(pi ney. IVard. Towalida; NI, 5.. 1 111. - er. Tut, arre-t: W. 1!. 1t.4-4well. I'l , ter: ;Z. \l 4 . Dat.11.,;!. AN - 1 - t4- 'lron; Coe. li. Pot. A:tA styr‘nt.; .„. Stlv-ttE l a '1 ('. f 7. W4. 1 . 1 er. ..N rant-tda ;" Wilntet.-; reltuel• l a: 11. 11. , 11.1Ne , 1 Wr:. Itut;y:. , .. •rat , tt I.' . T. Able. AV arren W St;.ttni. Trey tsrr...: U. Beek, ,tlt. I:idzeletty; Ler ,, y Itet,etnlk, Letter: Itltt W at. Ilrewn. spring:L.lA : herd Ilts. - ;, Al,anyt ( I:as. Mrdyneltt., Oyerttle,. Wrj sTurs - r every member of , the Standing Committee will be 'found at the meeting on Tuesday next importinee of the campaign on which we are now entering should be an in centive4o prompt action on the pact; of evei:y• tarnet ltepuldican. tii . tie of holding County 0.11Vell tik;11• and the SeleCtion of \'i dance COmmittees will be attendel to at the meeting. If any of the in tl:r counts are unrepresented, theY shtftild - name a eio,ninitteetnan- and have him report at the mei tingon 1V ItEi; leaVc tll 'tl'^r(•'4 l tr , rulEk.:(ll propriety of eot:v noln- vonvcat:oit 1101• Fitt•C tiall An It• 1: k2fl. N:111:.11 ,liuti! , t be kAiliTh.y‘2 , l IN ill IR! fi•iitertii t'. a lil 1 slual,l.lo tuc comity ticket. "co • c.lit he 'l ag er any , of the eft:llll , l;tte liy calling the (.6nvont icm:lt v , kIV, :ILA We tki r lieVi! !:1'1,•11 1 , ;_ft.• l V:'4 . 1111;1 V(Trllir to tilt t:oket. ril.tl t 1:t• '':11 1 . -4 1.' Olt =1 - rt .NIARTIN kantAwii sN'ere last week )11, , (1 plavyki in their M T. nwiM 1...:1:••s . , R -on. a;i•I • a v(ii.1111 11 :•;(1111; i 1 k i tram t1!0 iirccts c u(li;i u E UIV :t I uli' V H ;U S L.l fl Th 4. 1 , tf:1 , 1:- (•1* :Lll.l the ~ ( In 4)l' M .!ZT! tit .!;Y =III ftluF ~ r 1.4) ;Ai -I.:Dly ()I c:, . lo 1.;1 .t.:i owf 1, 11041.1 i" =I Nom - entirely ro;:tpletelv 11:e ! t•Soittlicra people havo :Le("• - pted .sodtaLion, and late open rebellion :.gainst ttttc meat, and vindi.:ti ye spirit against the Ilepublican party, i= illitstrateii by the followin , * incident; I's ri.-pOft ed by the Prt:.•7: , of last Isei•k: EDITORS; IrAnut!-Butio. June at EMI an 0.,11y t. "0:)1 1' or th, ISM tht• inembcr, f. t 1 ,I!„ NN 1.A111.-•. t ');." 11:.• 11(1' l c WaA at r.•,14.1/ II:1-i C.. 11- the erillik ~~:i:_ i !int 1 , ) Iruni fa- 1:1. , 1h•,%1U1Ifq:1: 1 :1 , 2', - that L comniitt,l t inl o the urt t.Ntthillatio7l, In an I.orienee 4/r !-ixtt•eu ye•ir , in the !louse, stp•ii pas,‘,./t• before, his s e risl•!--. :.‘l,ln.lny h:iii nev e r oc , urrel 1 , .•1%)r-. "I hive -44;;.i, .. if. ' ir country. ami 4-x -from the !lou-e with tlfo most lramatie etTeet. everyl)i,4ly* wro:ight ',fp to the highest of ext•itement: I have Si.ien all tie lntr r eonstitational amemlntents lsssrri, when the lloor :ul4l galleries were in f•e,-tneh‘s of pas ,ion 1 have ltearil ret , ort-: real from the I le ,, k of great - victories to ourar mies when every lov:il t9n , r:to ell with joy. :mil I have heard the news of the final overthrow of the country's enenlie, proehlim,i iu this Ir:ill:when poop!, went wild, but I ni•ver thrillin " 01TP of the n-man..e.-: growing out of the war has jr--t Leen divulged at Washington. It is :L : - ,triking :,mple of the ehange.t the Ivar has - Wrought as well a.:(:of the permanency of some of the passions of the South ern people. At the last Presidential election Bruce I'. Thomas. a young man: of • good family '-Hit would have been respeetable in this lati tude—residing at Selina,: Alahaina, voted the Repulatean ticket. ? Ile had served with credit in the Confederate army and bore a g - iod eLftr,:eter, but Ile had coraMitteil 'dotal lc sin. ills step-father. a man of means. turned him out of doyrs: his former associates broke their friendship. Ito iVaS Oenied eraplOyment, and el 0- rywhere he went the 1111.451 of scorn and derision was poluyed at hint. It is doubtful what his fate would have been at this juncture, but for the in terposition of a good Samaritan. Jere Ilaralson, a negro, WllO had formerly been a slave of Thomas' father. but who is now a meniber of Congress, pitied .his condition and procured him.employment as a elerk in the Treasury Department at Wash ington. A few weeks ego, the young man fell ill, and . was nursed by riar-. alson, who, finding him.boyinul hu man aid, telegraphed the facts to his • good family ' and friends in Ala bama. No response was received, and a few days ago Thomas died ; again his relatives were telegraphed to !come for his Wily; and again was there no response. ;lle W i ts hurickl fat Om his 'native Mate, and his On ly itivarneis wero bhkek Jerry Ilantl- Tiott and a secret Aoeiety 'if Welt he 4013 n friktnd(47,- PENNSYLVANIA'S DELEGATION. The Republiciti pafty was rePre sentid at Ciacipnatiltisterday by as able a delegation as. s 4 State iift,he Union, and it is discreditable alike to the contentioni which appointed them' and the delegates to say they could be corruptly manipulated. NON. J. bO;4IALD CAMERON, who . headed the list as delegate-at large, is a native of Dauphin CO. He is :theta forty-three years of age; and has, taken little interest ht: polities Until within the last ten years. Ile is a shrewd and daring leader; Las never aimed to popularize himself, even in his party ; and. discards all sentimentand affectation for power as the best instrumentality to govern men. He has never held political of-• flee until his recent appointment, and ue l ver aspired'to one. Ile has bee 1 a leading railroad manager and hank • er for many years, and is one of the wealthiest gentlemen in the interior of the State. The delegate-at-litrge from the east evil of. the State was Wii.m.Am R. LEEt)s. Ile was horn in Philadel- , phia, is thirty-seven years of age, and received au education in the conunon schools.- lle carlY took an active 'part in 100 l politii:4, • and was alt ; pointed a carrier in the. postollicC. From this he was promoted to super intendent of fetter eatrierS: Leaving the postothee, he accepted office in the United States Mint, and' after that was Deputy Shayilf under Mr.. How FrOln this' point he was tr:Mferred to the Collector of Itee•-• Dock street, and after that elected Sheriff, which p'Osition he hell for three years. Ile is one of the active men of The Republican party in Philadelphia.. HENRI" M. Horr I; as I)6rn in Lu 2erni• couniyin Ile was t:(ln eatetl at 'Lafayette and Col- le:res, graduating 3 tt, the latter in studied law In the office of the late Chicr Ju,tire 'tow a nd took good rank at the 141 r: In Au gust, ' P,N:1;1, he ryas ; commissioned ( . 610114 , 1 of the Fifty-ser °nil Pennsylvania: re , riment, after tvar(l:- its Culuucl, anti for Ills :\ it meritorious services was inade brevet "Brigadier General. Ilk war record is brilliant and conspicuous. and cov ers a large part of the field of opera tions in Southern Virginia and North and South Carolina. In he was appOinted bv Governor GE:un - an additional Law .lud!re of the Elev enth District, awl discharred its du ties until the ensuing election, }she u ow: of tIM dominant political party in / his section was chosen to succeed him. , Iziu:ERT KEY. was born in Pittsi.unYli in 1:••:: edticate4l in that its : initercti =I r:.~. :,,,~,~ •. ing honso. from thenco engagefl a the A Ile:!heav I>ank of 1:,‘; :vi bec:lme cashier yf didinstitution, :0111 01 1 'N7 1 Vice President. a_position which he now hol4ls. In I ' , 1:9 he w:1-, ejecto' l l State Treasurer by the Le!ri;,lature ; ide- Teatol by the same boay iu 1,570; a fain eteetea- ,in l ' , 7l and. When the Olive was made elective peolae he Iva-: nontinated in -72.ihn , 1 elected at t!te ensuing Oc rift-. •11 too( releetion. to serve two years. hi- 'term last.month ji The dcle , ate from this district was Wm. 'l'. DAN - ms. Esq. Mr. D. is too well known in this count;y, as an able lawyer. ea rncA Republican and thor ou!rhly upright man! to it: bite any notice at our hands. Tli was born in Walcs in 1 but came to this cowl ' try while a lloy. At an early age he prepared Lin:-elf for the profesiort of teaching, and was for several years employed as Principal of the Graded School in this place. While thus engaged,- he Was pursuaded to com mence: the. study of law. At! the breakinr , out of the rebellion he had just commenced the practice or his hitt his books Were thromn aside amd his clients dismissed . • to cuter the army. After Ica% ing the army lie a!rain resumed the prM;tice . •of his procession. and soon found himself in the ini(hkt, of a lucrative business. With the exception of one term in the District Attorney's of : lice, he has,nevertsought nor held of ticial position. On the appointment of Judges Monnow to the Judgeship, Mr. D. entered into ,co-partnership , with Judge Attmcua, and continued in the firm until the election of Judge M. to the Supreme Bench. He now stands at the head of the Bar in this county; and lie is a' pronounced ItepubliCan, is universal ly respected by good men of all par tics. =MEE ; TIIE following is a copy of the tel c!rratn received by \I r. KNi ITT, chair man of . ..the Judiciary •bunnnittee in regard to the 1;L- INE gation, and which was•suppressed. This ac tion of the ehair i man atfords one more evider.ce.of thei unfairness and parti san spirit whieh has animated the several investigating committees ap pointed by the rebel House during the present session: • Lospos.— To Chairman House Je. dietary Com miike, Washington : I have just read in - New York papers Scott's evidence clout our bond transaction, and can fully corroborate it. I never gave Blaine any Fort . Shah Railroad bonds, directly or otherwiSe. I have three foreign rail -Way contracts' on my hands, which make it. impossible for me to leave without great pecuniary loss, or I would gladly voluntarily come home and so testify. Can make affidavit to this effect, and mad it if desiriA. Josimi CALDWELL. • THE official report on_the cause of the ileath of the late Sultan of Turky, signed by nioet..en pliyricialri ('f all !itairmaliti c n &Alit,: it to he mlici4e. WILLIAM It LEEDS 11 F:NItY 11(.1:EIVI \V. M.Vli.l:l* W. T. PIVIE:•4 Anus n OF *Vaud sarN, E=2l We have frequently, in these Opreaseil our . oisapprohation of the Ptactigie int Valent in these days, of biasing Incliscriminately public men* ',When a than is known to be'eoritiPt orunwork Of conlidence i let the accusations against him be made specifically ) and the proof adduced, and be will soon find himself without followers. But it is manifestly unfair and wicked to' in, ulge in wholesale defamation of pub lic men, simply for the purpose of in 4 dulling partisan hatred f or personal dislike. The following article from • the Lelianori Courier, expresses, :4o clearly our own 'Views upon '.this sub ject, that we transfer it to our col umns : The people; we' think, are begin ning to realize that it is not wise to indulge in thoughtless and wholesale \alnise of public men,, nor to drag in lie mire the.reputation of every man who may have been invested with a public trust. Calumny is sometimes like a stream that widens and gathi.rs force as it flows on in its course, but there is a limit to the degree that ,the calmt.niator can venture in•his . as saults. The appetite for scandal may for a time give zest to the slanderer's tales, but the taste for it is likely to beconie satiated, and it eventually palls On the senses and grows into a stench in the public's nostrils. The Democratic party i 3 to a large degree responsible for the ocean of calumny that has been, floodingi the country. The leaders of that party well understood that on .an issue in volving ,simply, the recordslapi print eiples of the two parties dividing the country, the party whielt Was on the side of the rebellion, and which still holds to the political heresies that make rebellion possible, had small prospects for ,getting ciMtrol of the government. and they, therefore, set -about diverting the public attention from • the stionglv drawn lines be tween the parties by raising up a line and cry against the integrity of our public men, and they have in a meas ure sueceeded. For months past,eov eri3r. the whole career of our preent Democrat ie Confederate Congress, all measures of legislation looking to the restoration of Our prostrated bu siness and industries have been en tirely negleet cd, and tin" time and ener!•ies of Conf. - .r.riss lis.ve[hcen gIVI II to the using of drag nets iii the pools of defamation that something might be fished up that NV.,ttl<l 111:.(•1:( at the character of Itepulilican tieientlt to !TIVC the th n,oc racyll:ll .- tis9n advantages at the coming Presi dential election. have had hill sing at this work: have Idet.n power to send for persons and papers to every corner of the broad land have the command of the :lllQroiffia, Lions to pay all exp. n...es. 11'0m - ever gigantic, that may be incurred ; have had nearly the whole ofCon ,, r(-4s di ',vided up into smellin. committe d scent out the danuedinr 2 rinnori: - . that :might lie whispered by some maii!r nant : have offered the reward of Mi . munity to rascals of all de *tee:: who would come forward and hhu•lien the eharaeter of the men of whom they were in pursuit : have sat in secret. like the Sl,:uti inqui.-it receiv ing the informers' ::des 1.6 ilefame who would only - I:now that they Were accused when t calumeiators • stories were given to tine .pres.c: an , l what has it all aniottehl to? The result, it may be said, cent testimony to thi tf'eneral integ rity of Dirt - public servants. Thiiik of the thousands neon thouiands of men in the employ of the ; 2 .0N-it:nine:it :tad then look :it the very fcw who have had VVeIl Sllslarl4ol ft-toned up on them hy these wide-spread. bit ter investigations. WIIV. volt can count upon your Innters the individuals who have.been proved guilty or 7.vn , !!! , .or even been comprome:c4l.l;elkietp tst he most conspicuous, and he came up to onice oet of the Democratic Some half di.zen ,ii-7;n more are in a le , - (h.t.rree shown to Urofih•lal IlliSCIr11(41( \OW. !1!:0' 1:1i111. kid' the bail trainber ii, their CaTly career of membership of the Demo eratie party. Even. if thes Poll were IZClfilhlit'alN, the ignominy Illey upon the Karl}' was more thah terlialanceil by the conspi.mons deiu oe•rat- who had fallen under the in vestigations. from testimony whieh came 0 111. ar - ainst the Ivisnesmf the committees. Pendleton. Kerr. are smirched all over, notwithstaiid . big the poor 'opportunity the Dunn lc racy have - lee! .for plunder, on ac countaf their party having been out of power for years past. • (in the simple question of compar 7 honesty between the two par tie, to say nothing of their. records as to the rebellion, we should have no fear of going bet'ore . the people. When the Democracy went out of power in ISrd:the left a halikilipt treaStlry Which had hi•ch years of Swartwoutism, and which Inially had h1A.41 plundered of its 1a.1,1 dollar to be used in promotimr the catise,of treason— But it was not only the treasury:that was robbed : our Nayy was scattered °N or lar-oii• seas, so as tforenddr it harmless against. rviwilio )10; 011011'e:1k r munitions Or war had been stolen and transfer ref 1 to Southern arsenals; and; tile scorpion head of treason, with its forked tongiW, was ‘lisaernihic in the very heart of the eapital,to sting the nation to death. This is a record which has gone' into history, and to 'withdraw the people's attention from it is why so loud a howl goes up re : garding the corruptions of to-day. OUR NEW SECRETARY OF WAR 0. N. WonDEN, whose opin ions on any suhject aytf aNnys valu able an coluniand has this to say in file last hut' prml,:ni • liYpktblicroi in ' favor of Secretary CAMERON : There is no doubt, among those wlro . know him, of the bnsiness char acter and high personal qualifications of J. I). Cameron, the present ineum bent 'of this high, position. As Presi dent', of the Northern Central Rail road-during the Rebellion, he was among tike most efficient aids of the Government. • At home he is respect ed and trusted by all,- except a few, who have a strarip dislike to his fa ther. The SOH set out for a life of business (iii which lie has been suc cessful), and yethe bas loven a hu.st active and idreetite Republican. -In IS'ill, when the ; onset was made upon Gov. Hartranti, 'Don" was one who never flinched,' but who 'organized victory' that decided the :Naticinal contest. Should Rebellion occur Flun der his charge of the War Depart went, there would lie no Whifiiiiik or half-way measures in .suppressing it as far as he was.concerned. Judging by the past, his catii,r will ho licfiv st.ble and popular." • : BEPVI3II.. ICAN TBLTIIIS. fiho WaShlhgton li,liahtie `prints' the folltp4g, Ott. of real colliman tjense'atutliottiati. article ahot IdPe in every Reptiblie*lotitol In the lAna "It *as irembrkeA by inaiiith`ptiltt nal people,!whi) rejoice at the gitindiu the New 11:ami)shire election, that the -Republican , ' (f that State were men who interesteit cal affairs; who muicratood the hear ing of cnrreni, events; and who 'were capable of fOrning an opinion upon the great , vieMions of the day, little, ,if any wayi lilferior to : persons who stoo tlrominent in the party and „, were regarded as statestnen: ” This is high praise, and nothing has occurred to detract ' from it. It would be well I for Republicans every where to imitate so good an example. Let them watch the progr t gss of pub lic thought.. I Let' them reflect on the grand principles of their party,. and the glorious } record it has achieved ; and never for one moment forget the great object the IlePablican party has in view, Viz s'. To "render secure the ntion.df the States; to estab- Usti freeddni i i tltroughout tin *land ; and to protect the eqUal rig,tttB of all !lien as eitizas before the law. " The asediuleney for a season of the I temocrts has interferon with this work. - 4, haS impeded, and seeks to overthrow it. lint .the taint of disloyalty ';4liielt so largely alfeets the Democratic party, and its obvi ous intention, should only.arouse Re publicans tci a sense of duty and to the detern4nation to throw their whole heart] and soul into the per formance. llj ith this vi e w, it. will Pot be out of i& t ice to Ott forward sonic telling truths, which ate 'alwa.3 - s ap plicable, aPd whieli at this tithe should he f f reasttrei l l up' with care. For the eamOign of. I sift must be fought with the' wvapons of truth against thine of error; awl witz . hied 1 Itepultlichns, who l'()Ved and still love their ( I ..ottlitry. all - ititist Demo crats. who sNimpatilized with, the re bellion and l i who to -day cannot shake oil their res.p(tnsibility for it. ,- t " .N „ latiellil yifill•tninti to oppose'all propositituni for a third party. and to support the Otepultlican nominee for the conventi o n at Cilleinnati. Any other eoursd would lie iiijarious, while every Itepti Rica n ) init.-;t, be found at , his . po-,t to ,ear the 'hear - and burden of the day, and willing Id labor zeal onsl,y for l!u, silek . .c-4 of his party. 11r.1,('ate, al Democrat, carte to Con- . gre: , ,s bv .L 111:.i fl'ltV , lf tlvo votes olci, ly over his i ltept;l , lic-in opponent., , "Throw 1,) the'w lad- :AI i•le:i. , th.it lieniol.raevi is a partv .oi . verorio: I t 11C1 . 01' V,411. a' other It.-; present lead-, cis. TherJ was littlt reform until ,i epuin , ,I the ittran party i:allic into pow er, ri,lien iis Ille:es111'0 , laid the rutin -dation for 1 the country's greatness, and its 1•i to in ‘N ( all It and pom cr. True reforipen , must lie looked for among- thu4e IY11 , ) vo re t.-tie when the Nation wa.ji imperil,4l;, and as Ptt 1:1:11- litany were', t rue to thk . N a tion I‘l,n ti attacked tel VA...! .-!olitlicra _ln.otociney and their Il' emo i•ratie;jlliv-I, Itcptil)!i cans alone can !IV tra,t(•.! I ; Oil l'o (hie(' tlIC: I'e'rk)l . lll 111:11 1 ,l' ll'i't%-•:iti n i lilt the people out of ' the r c-alt- it . the Dettmelratic war. 1 . " Demotlratie and other jumnials not in sytipatlty with the Republi can party 'level their dentmciations at that t-litss of llepus..lican leaders who strucll the ri.1,1, liar.ieq. iitirill! , the war, aci V 411 4, sild ‘ 'e it , 1'1 , ) . .t . IlaVt • holt wor king to --tin. end - that the conque.t, 4 \ vr hilt' elll' rllliC , O illc 1:V -1)111111C Illidlit out lie — Sit h:1:•1'11 that. its M1)(1,19011 NVI)111d only lie a (lifts tion of tiine. Tlii., is laicruage of _serious inil i por., and deMantis the at tention olthe people. Ilepuhlicans a re warned to .ii-r e , . : c o l i thcse attacks, in order that they nta,,' ill'Vlit , ' Lhl it ill ergieN in 1 OW I . llkot 111:11111Cr Li) the great work in italch ilad it not 1,-(-11 for this (Alt's of men the iesults ,d . the NV:lr ,till:111, 11:11t! lictli ii iircrciit. .11(1)111 1 11Call - :4.l''. t (.11:WitiW- t)t . Vitt p(3 , ,,e lit'ElliSl• ttey are Patti lot it% i Ito it it Le qiehtaed by the pre tense or (Hoejii:ooer,l..i . o. with. The :-:oot.it I'yro,4 re i rw ili,,„ s , „ ~hl, t crip ple,t disown:l , r, :mil inflict ifropara hle injut,i till the country : and the ilropi,,,sal liiii..a. col.ie . iron , . ScUithern . men jwltolntrist -Thor[` that. they are prepared for it. On this point, a prominent Republic an has expressed himself hoth foreihiv and justly. Ile said : 'll have de:-ired, and do now il - esire, thau, a perfet.t reconciliation hetiveen {„he friends and the late ene mies of the nation should take place, but whip! 1 am willimrt ti'?, concede Much, 1 all not MVO: to have the con cession all oil one side.' These 'are truth , worth 'remember- WE INVESTIGATIONN/ tlw prt ,, ,ent rebel House (r 1 \Vliili litpresel, tat ivc; a re . i n vcsti;::ai (? th,.),u1,1. pro ; pint.itt. 11,- 1 )111.6c:04, they not' not forget that they art} to he invit,ti!utttil LY the people t . luring the :ipCiroat•hing, cam paign. It will InA, an - ea,iy matter for theini ; to satisfy 4 jury of the peo ple with regard to their acts during the past tifteen peari;: A eotenipora ry Tuts thclsituatloi in this finntent style : . "It will go hard with the halm . crats when they eona - r .hefore the Grand ,Ittry of the nation with t.le candidate and Weir platform to justi fy many things. It will go hard with them to explain the rebellion and its resulting sacrifices of blood and treasure. It will go hard with them to explain their early and persistent assaults upon the national curreniy , and upon the public nab. It, w ill go. hard with them 1,0 reconcile their hostility to emancipation an d iiiiiver.. sal ::Ittlrage---lit nothing • will go' harder w itit them than Ihe record they have made up against themselves in the present I louse of Representa tives. The Democratic majority in that body, in their conduct of their -investigations, have disregarded all the traditions of English and Attlee jean law, They held every man sub jected to investigation to be guilty ,from the start, until their Democrat ic Speaker himself , was touched. Sev en hundred witnesses were examined against the Secretary of the Navy, I lon. George M. Robeson, before they allowed him to he pl'esent, in person, lint the Democratic Speaker, ' Mr. Kerr, had the ablet4 lawyers in the house as his friends on the commit tee and , appeared' in person and by counsel, and when the,Witness against Mr. Kerr, Mr. llarneY, asked the :Litt of .counsel to protect himself against the ingenuity of this array of legal ability, the privilege was denied him. 'lf there is any love of . fafr play,' write a distinguished. friend from I.Wasliington, 'left. in the American people, this conduet alone sh r ould de -feat the Democratie party iniNovent iwneNt,' II mErNios or THE Aft Irmo • , POTOMAC e; ; - - 7 - T7:.^^.q , ;•¶IIC rotes: is 4VPhe rotomiii • Inyt we* &id atid Wittiza 0414 a Hen), fi dresA General fix, after sketeitipg the ) greys or the anti-slavery strugg e and ivarinly eulogizing AnnAIJAM eottvi snid: i , . 44 Fourteen .dayn affmr the , cniallel patio!' procla,Mation wns iast:cOi Mr. Lincoln addressed to me a ;letter which I will read to you. .;, It was marked private and confidential, and has been preserved ninon my ' pri- i•ate papers until tliis hour. But the. events of that clay belong to the his tory of the past, .and I violate no conthence in giving; It to YO4, 0 0 sv . i l galta itly sustained him in Liaatutain ing tic integrity of the Uniqn. It disclo,sea the fact; which I ';have al ready stated, that his prociaination did not command the undikided ap- - probation of all wed were - acting with him In upholding the public au thority. But I. give it to you M4o 1)6. CallAc it touches :wither ?questimi on which I desire a few woniii—the emplcyMent of colored trOnes—tn regard to which there waif . , slso 'at that time a tlitterenee of opini'pn. j " I think you wil: aree., With me . . that the style of this letter; i IlTief as it is, is Characteristic of thc man, of his clehr insi!?lbt into his suhjecti and his singular imwei' Of expre.sfiing his thoughts in ithe most .coticien and most effective. language. i Read it, carefully when • yon shall :see it inl print, and then sa.;' whether there is. a word Wanting, or whether there is a word which eau be omitte4i6thout imPairit,g its perspicuity and force : ..priveit. ilvi' r!,nf , terriial : . IA tx tii:V !it ,k s: , i''l, IV A,II INtiT.l,...latouttry.f4; 1 .0 3. C NlA.l.ll:•ii EN En Al., 1)1 K—.l/ll Drqr .i . Ir : Ille prort:tuutritto 11.1. horn 1, , t0t.1. We ,tern not soc -44,7,1114;—nt 00 , 1 \ler.• progro..-lug tortNlcr,‘ iy—rrith out t 11, ,Niili, that wt. limp it, and lictkr 4it tilt.: ill,- itilti - iiiitiv,i i a It lA,. iV.. 11.1 101 . :11 . -.111I1• 11l et,11:111/ 1 1 1 1: 11•- 11 . 1: , /, M . 11111.1 1,11'0131, ...111.• :I.lvant:ig.l:l“.ln It. If pr:l ' ,,ilr.ll , l, I. thol - J.lw, vs ill 111:1111r];oli fou sour mi;,11..oto.Oloroll opinion witofttor Vortrto Motinte :WI . V.“ 11,1,7% 11, otto or both. rutild mg: it. whole or o. tpart. 1. 1. a:wi ,,, 16 . q t.) colott,llloli, li.as in? the WI tte for.,:too: ttorr-saty at •J.ltto , o,'l , l:fros to Ito 1 or plortl .•Irwrrtottr g • l'ools truly, (;envrals En.m.‘s, fllld 11: , 6K En., olernor liAltiltl.)4 - r, Ex lioverllor l'uitTi:s; and others, marls :ulil • 01JR IVA`AIIitiTON 1,1;TTD11.1 Dont Pad, at tin -Ponfe4rrato -Dr•orketp4 r - Ja.sirs (1• and no g0r. 4 ,17.,r-ra Pros--Thfr;eikrtion Adj , ..L.ram.nt, Conrrcsa• \v lA7II inirinz the pas:. few he . this year, Levu Ph'Ssa"t• I "ts suddenly clianiXe(l, and all :A ;puce we are hneight to u. realizing sense: of some of e fi 'Os I.f t he appro.tehing hot sea son. 'There is, however, no preparations being Inatle for the tusnalilepaiure of our sea-lathers anti mountain air 'inliakts. ;:riwar, Utie .i irlllf,lll:ol.l4 V1:11111 as thq S% licr is in ,nly 11:1 , 1 t• li)v. a its 11a s, and olor , t. its (hiiits. • . Among th.• c6.,iit.B of tilt• ritst::fcw illaYi% it .ippv.c.,, that. tu.'"lk...ta of 11..5 . , ill , . •.. utpda•: - c1 . ...i.c4 N :1.111 ' .. 1 . .1,'1,. e ~. ~ ,, ' 1) .11: :- , h.ile" , his til.tii!-tv. . ~ Pu , P :o.il ,uno,have retul 441.nu10n1.t . us. and. fe:ole,,, of the heat. 11;11 . . onfiir.d thoir yell‘v thig, kith it , Iliaill4lllll slialted relit VC a V,' 0% 0, 4 1: I hi` ie 1 . . ,1 if of one of oue rwell hotels of the faslii,mahle nest eutl.'• in that. imetex q.t .- the llliu~t al, keo)sii a:: the lii•vo. , ly John - S11;1 'II, Iris itilperiatf . Maje , :ty ap pears to oeettoy hits thee in tl.teanner-that tilay lie supposed its uio,t a Ve(Ti a -1 )14• to llis tastes. I.ik4 the wind "that bloweth where it listetli.'• pears upon the :Ntret-1.5 at ail:bolus , . sea ,onahle lIF 11115( . :15011a1 MS` and t he quiet and unobtrusive hjeli . he par the even tenor of hi:. stt 4 .lll;zely in Pout tast with tile fu , s ilea s!sine of our' Netninent to.tke they stint gilt their little lueir i . of authority upon the politioal But. with the fact that there a live E:iipetur ainoie ) . te, and 11:it, 1.2.(w2,ri5, is emunut tei s 1,1.,1% 'le:, out fury of a volcanic ei.ipti“n, thi-eity; \Vitt, eettaiii tiNcoptions. is unus.laikv onler, anil ti, st :-Hicc iile -ilecline 't of the I.ll,EltAl I.; iloolti;El:PEi who wrote himself (hewn bigger man . that old tit:int, — the .Capital . ,littitiliug - is f.iiiious for its freTtent excitements. ilistutliatiees combats ;hat intim, its walls. IVashinit - tiqi dealers 'Pe hi) rav j tntltini. but honor audtemesty beaming iu the intel lectual ‘isages or their broth hiyoloi rather iiersi , teut in asking - Ilitlonent for the radials little bills to whieh' they had trusted ;limn, ate:being tinexpeFtedly rewarded W kicks and knock-downs for their credulity and pre ialinidion. Fitzhugh amid his; gentlenl4ll - crowd of assist auts, although obliged itostep down and out.: may still be found ilingetiltg around the halls 4)f the 'louse ; aid ill the classic hulguage for whichithey are noted, wish it distinctly understood that they are "gentlemen :sir, by g awd sir." Bet they evidently believe slave 'the anoielit Pistol that " base' is the slave that pays," and hence tlitiftibtoriety the 'apitol is ae.piiring. and , the in c r e ased number of pollee leporis which limier thy, heading of "di link and disorderly," grave the eoluinits of the local i•tess. Prom the shape that matters are ri taking. it begins to Mid: as if the session of t'ongress would eontintle throughout the entity summer, and without any prac tical purpose. Day- after qi),j , and Week after NVeek is allowed to roll away into the , fm . lgotten lost, and still theee is not ii irf, accemplished in the *ay .of needed legislation. Nothing is hying alone but winging scandal over the entire laud, and Attempting to blacken and defaine the reputation of thitse who stand prominent before the puldie as. defetidqrs ;mil sup porters of the Republican :party and its principles. • The latest in this line islliat recently attempted f:fiort i di'stt•ttt:tiuu of the character and standing or .1.1,4 ES The min that the Di A nioeraCy 110t,!0111!:' nn heartily hate, but' evidently ,most earnestly fear. Ilow sell (boy have suc ceeded m their nefarious ':,schemes; the proceedings of the House, Aurring the past few days, sufficiently show. To cast artiund 'him a net-work .; of suspicion stink:lent to preclude 11w , :p,issibility of his being made the nominceo(f he Cincin nati Convent ion., was the imlY grand oh rijes;t,at which the Democracy had been aiming. To accomplish this, they have 'been straining every :4new,llinving every bit of political machinery, planning every scheme anti striking every .:blow. that would in any way aid them in effecting their purpose. The recent. Magnificent defense %Odell Mr: Blaine made for him self, not only changes the admiration and applause of Republicans everywhere, but it has, without question, greatly increas ed his thattees for ,being the Presidential candidate of his party. ,, . That, he was the victim of a conspiracy, snggeSted by the desperation of the Democniey; , in the hopo of defeating him at Cincinnati, no one will for a moment dispute ;,and, to secure this, expedients haver been resorted to heretofore - unknown in the history of political warfare. But not alone to persons Of the chants:- ter and high standing Of Mr,: Blaine are these attacks confined. Front recent de velopments, it would seem that no ono identified with the Repnblican party is to be allowed to escape their wicked spite. When they are forced to enter the quo five departments, and assail With • ANON lt , 1101:8 elf Al!O the character and good name of those who hre net-u[l bn( the imsitions of eler4N which instances is being. don 44 it is but another evithni-e tliv Ili ift:tis of their feelings, idioWing tOwliat c m mil l it l q ale itqf',l o nl and to w i n o ; tsl,4e ivoRA4 they arn • • theinselves.l In all the .various • tr4tions of life, whether it be in • Vrol""' or otherwise, whether it bo • indtvidvals,lamApert„be r .or titan tho ;cm; The coiled ;Ise ‘ Nit o hated thing in cm ^ warning bolo Mr• g While the c their rebellions * • lia/pittjet* but barter; away the p'enple-;5 Limo 11;ill political capital, and have squaoderrk thousands upon thousands - . of the liul lid, Money to_ :iur cstigate..l4a.l Abet hallo endeavored , in every conceivable way, to belitter:end bespatter the character or I every one connected with the atlin;nistra;!l tion, no matter how high or how humble: his position. Deceived and misled hy thtx Dcmocraci, which promised such a -glori: - .! Dori piviii grin MI - event - of - a poi , change, a little less .than a year.oge, the petiple,Weiteliroveileft -.llllco 30,, place their hand's the trim of government, but where have, all these glorious protnisee ; beef] fulfilled'? Unable to place their liandS upon a single measure -providing fur of in any way looking to the relief of the Inishiess wants of the country, - the °Teal, Dimoeettle, potty which promis'e7l hs much, can only point to a 'colander filled with unfounded and• unsubstmitiahal charges ,against the Administration and ' the liepuhlicon party. 'Phis; so- 'far, the full Measure of their six monthA legs -• --- I • The appointment of a. D. tAATERON7 :ti Secretary of War, .is 'very genewilly conceded ;as being an excellent one in every respect ; and for rmsons With 31160), the pnblie is familiar, regrets are beirtg • expres.stal by intinY t that he had not been called into the Cabinet at an earlier perbcrl of the 'Adtterhistratitm... The impression, so industriously set afloat by Certain political seers, that, gut appointment COO= tained ly certain political significanc'e, that would Le developed at the Cibititmati Conventien, has entirely disappeared ; and it is OW very generally believed th 4 there was, not only no bargaining, in tile . premise", but that ,the place was nip. ' sought for by either Mr. Cameron or friends. On the other hand, there is fir, precedent that will c*tablisb the fal•t: that the ;President, in the larniationof • Cabinet, has ever attempted 'any wily to influence:or control' the actions of its members in Oath- preferments. Thei-ela bet little questlint that Mr. Cameron was selected for the ifosition by reason id' his aeltnowledged fitness and ability, and firit for the purpose Of attempting to catty . out any certain political scheme. • Already the . Sonthern press has coitt menced howling and shaking the "bloody shirt " ewer the appointment. Therei!is Neay.ely a ,jiairted of any prominence thiat has not co - nettienced harping about "Coiis tittitional rights," " local self-gfivei.in ment,-", and " Northern depression." IThe ptitsota i. 3 ollcinus. Wftit Air. Canter:m:7Al the head of the War (Ittice, they are liot slow to i,oreerve tliat their Ku Klux White latagne, ass:is:dm: will not be id lowed to go tindistilrbcd in the commiqal of their :erinicis. The intimidation; and proscription, which have pio port ionately' increased as the strong alm ~v the Vederid power has been relax(l , l. I,t.ty not; ha V.• ; and. luoice,' iff the fear tliitt they will lie cumpelled to a liet ter of the Lta mat seller, curl that 1.1:e provision , : math , protceli.;t6 , l' dheemancipated in the exercise of ,cit n's rights, may lie more strictly obsrirv rd, The press of the tiontli have socket to raise their old cry about title ail •• Nortl ? ern oppresßion." II it regardless of all the clamor which they may make. Mr. ('ameron will dietbtl4 , . M Iris usual quiet way, adopt such 1140.;S: and 1;111•SlIv sit.)!: a coiti.e a 4 in ilis• lie may deem proper atul ext , •- During the very short tine that "ill. I . :11Ileriill has 1;1•eli :si•Crt•tary. he p..pititty wit 1. every one - , WelI ) N the ∥ mcrc A. tali The `'mate Cotnmit tee on at.prop; - t=uns have adopted the t (Tort of the t:iti , - c , .Pinntititee, appointlial to e‘atuino flu 1, islat!ve, exceotiN.• and aptiro miatioti hill, which recently passed 3 1 .1 e tone, I and syltielt make ,veli FAV I - r.2IIiIOti , YIS the , alarivs and nitinti,-r , f t;overnme ti t emploce:-.. lii ileallY: ; - :W the rry l vi,i , .its 011 the 1,111, the ! 4 enote - ha: 1. omtmemied a itcn-eonetuTenets. rill for iii. 31,1. , ,inintont of a eom mittee of confeeence, which will dottlit - less he unable to itt. , ;ret: awl: a. lioth 1louses:11;1%e declared' that they will ',Eno! recede fll.lll the 1/1.: , i11011S Ilich they 14tve taken,' suppose the much talfser , will then commeinee. c . trrent that the Socretary of 1 TIP Tte:i•sit ry has .infortne , l' . NTr. is tudall. Chair Man .t the n iiiuitteeee on a pp' op notions, f.:l tat it there he Lal bill.. pa,,etl, he 11111. anci' the t Ilit't ivtit tho clo:-.0 of thti.tl , - eal peas', in :teem-tit - Ince With the law;. compelled to luso the business orolt, c,Lsitry. The prospc. t of mi arthoirmtwitt 041,, tin t 1 " (), • Vet . ) . • t 0 thoset ib uj l l: l v t • t . t o eSC:IIg . from the 'W:;111 , 1 Wt•:•It11111' 11,W foi,ly !Ton r‹ , .: It estimatol tlr't the trial of (;everaUlel -I:nap. which hie; been lix,d t.r ermmiOme thosixth of July. will c.c.mpy thel4ml - ;lipoid wo months. Tbure hav I , eo so much invest h4at busrpc:z• that had to be attended to by the that the leg islativelmsinrssofthatbtimeh of Congress i‘ , .h) a fearfnl muddle : and a go.Ni many experienced men expreiss an ivability to see how when they can get enit, of it. The thrill' hill has lain en the calendar of the ]louse fur several wi;eks. untimehed, while b ulls are only yet in the early stages I . _)f in uha tiou, (May the Lord save us from any more experiments such 'as Of ; prsent l'ongress. -tir TTNT:I KE--A AS jj kNi' vdi,.0.,110.1a11;11e re, refaton. wlll 114, , wi1n 110,osavt 14.- ~r l.l Th.. prop. Cl4ll ll\ I! 0 . 11 t 1. 4, Wt.! gitvinflq in gram! ,:11V1,•, ;iIIIII PIO% i. 1,1 i 11,1.1 1 . ,. MI ....1111011..i.ii• 1 , 11,,11/t• , I11 , 1 II .1 , 6••• II:1- 6.41 el. CI. r ILi is di I!,f. nr,•,..mbitNto iunY fn{ . 1.3 i Ile.. T.ltslf`A !MVO :Li , " pi; ; , Artlti gr,l%‘• (or t A Itvile:lt a.l.lrl` r 110 ; 1;111 DC; E - ILDEIIS. '• ;,".•u 17. 1,7 e;, t vir,. ti o i t I rm, j;: 1 ,1go, ill 1' I u; 11. •1‘ 4•1 !,I t t •Ile.s rt%.•r at A !lett, 11 , , 1.,r lt,ifitllng >1...1.16 ttilll rt,l,llll,liog troy Prop4NalA 11t3y be pia In 1,,r t rani .taporAltruct Inc..ther. FlirrlnCllllons mar,u, V Nel r...rty :I: Illt• s. 01111:1., till awl :4(411 .1 one \%. IItIItVIS .1. 111111.11AUdir, lIAI.It‘N IN, Con,4ll.:Nictners' t Juno I, C37i; IsT OF LETT EIZS vemainipa in t 1`.1... t,r t tttt!wksett t•tttllt , t; .1 t.w. 11 t'hal•Yunn Lout ci I),.italtiat• NI, t t:ltew Mrs Vln tcn 'Melville Mirk" ,Nkiry 11617 ray Mrs F 01: Pi,,1'.1/44.j. lia,t7lle eaCt•ry. 1,11.1113 WOW. AMOY 1... N.. 1. P•iille.,l,ll I'M; %tot!. Ntt+ fot* Ute :11.. a totter -E-4,1...1-e gi%ing date 0; 11.1. um ANT'S poi) uL A lA' HISTORY OP THE P.VlTEOsirAres From the .11srovery to 'INV:, preceded • by al,kebri) Of the !pre-historic pcitml and age of 111.• - bocull , t builders, by CrI.LEN I: N DSI6N EV Fully !Unstinted with original to 10 - .• ciAn pinto t t trot ..cinvo, 71$ lingns Scribner, A rinslriont & Co., publishes, 7.la.Ftlt 745, Dr.WU - ay, New York. Fut Inforrnni inn taltont, • MATTk.SONSt .linlittin, lletteral Agetits 177 t'lle,tnut St., l'liil:ntulpltbt. Or NI. S. C 4 V Elrri..A glint cot Ntiltheriii Nan sylvatia. 311 11 - 1111 ton St., E1 . 1111111,' N. T. CAS. M. HALL, TOWANDA, BRA DFOR I) • 1 - .. E N IST A • • . Immo* anklet Wet by ,fire.'; tut) . flu. the fkiltiNs tip: tile!! end tvliabto C_ panke,: Los De7.,,r 1 ., n4 „,, „ tettie.:..icit IN'S t:i ••• ...... Neitano TItA1,11E1! •S nGeblcago, • 5V0,0.0 140 JN 4,O.'i4rATE OF PA.." .. ' .... on ›A'rI,(PNA 1011. N. V.,, . . 44 .4.0 0 °0n : 4 (1KI; MUTIT.II';. 174,000 1 , 0 118(1 'JAPE AND ('lO.l 1 tENT Instiranel. in Ihd Compoble4 • MA.11);i! !tomtit. Llfr I 1 N vyatilk. a5'1,.p1,1411401 ao I Izirtireml Crhletri,' or it..trotd ; • Tempttrtn r e rivniiiit..tl47loo4lloll6, OF:FICE , trtll. • I 1 i i.0 .1 . 11 4,l nd rtIP, Itin4 t 4 ; • 1, t I 11. 1 17 1-1'.1. 41415 . 1•. • • Y : =MEM AP•IIII . I!.NNIFINT CONC;111,.!••S New Adyerticoments, BurhilgtoO't .41):11j, I 0,.1,1:0•!: L D..; i i,.i.; Vr.ln% F,L:on Ent t 1.4. , .ia10 Ch s I Loon Wlll 31at hew , Maggie 1t.i.1;.;,1ay .1 W '2 S. V. .11. 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