THE' TRUE., - BOLDLY:PRO
CLAIMED;
-4
.• „-
:0
The earnest, effort 4 *lade ' et .
cratic-pres to fix the true stiginia upon
the RephbliCan part jr of . being -Jaholitton
ized, has l' Veen , denied :,with 'n. pOVtinabity
worthy of truth. Again baal
the moseindubitablei evidence. •Lieen pro,.
duce.' to convict at Ole liar pf.pitblic
ion that parts "of atthipting'toistrike
deadly blow at 'tlie:,ingtitutions of .the
_ tionth,under the Taliie: guise of itierely: re
stricting Slavery front the Territories.,
Fortunately for 010 - countryitill tjte mttn
hers of that sectional; clan are trot tined
,men. Rev.. GeorgelLandon—tlie, repre
sentative tnati- 7.. t11 Very -exponent of rad
ical RepublioaniSm this district s delega-si
ted with plenipotentiary poWeratd*xpotind
its doctrines lty Mr. ).Vrilmot, is a:bold pot-
itician, and when he enunciates Oinciples
at a political meeting; ittlfr. ,Wiltunt's oWn
sanctuary, they nnistbe taken asputhori--
tatiye expositions of the ereed-of It..filch he 1
is the 2tokniemiedge(ll embodiment.- - The
point can not be evaded by the e*pedien-
cv seekers; for Mr. !LandOn, told them
they dare not. shrink from . it. T 4: fearful
-issue of the abolition Of Slav&y 4 7 , boldly,
proclaimed, and iterated and reitrated it
as the object of the Republican •part.—
The zuore..discreet, spirits of.„ that !;!'action.
can no longer ward off thc".charg,ti of :be,
longing to a seetional,4agandiling or:
•olinizaiioit,' Which_ aims ti unntistaksblv at
centralizing' the whole powers of the 'goy. ;
ernmeat in northern rhlers, so as to con
fiscate the propert y oft i a large portion, of
can' countrymen. - 3lri.Landon minced no
words in asserting his, creed; but lite as--
sorted it under the_specious mask 4f.relig
ion._ tie holds that sliiNtery 'is a siii-per
-4-;that it is a crime .Of 'appalline;",?magni
tude—a relic of tarbaiini, and s - hi'Mld Le
abolished. . This is the. platfornt - upon
which the Republicansll_Of Bradford stand,
ana-the one upon Which -we mustclboldly
.t.
meet them.
I=ll
LOVEJOrS INWTMANITT.
-The Bereau County ll . )e.rnocrat, iiiillish
-ed at Princeton, the residence ofiCiven
k
Lovejoy, sayiat during his boimitterous .
and abusive speech the otlier*day Ile re
ferred to the killing-ofhis brother at Al
, ton, a few _ years ago,!i and .declared lie
would be revenged. Butodds theziDem
oerat;lie was very - carefut not to mdution
hoty, he defrauded the disconsolate: Widow.
oilds brother out of tl+-sinall estate . left'
her by her husband, leaving- her ,de end=
eat upon the cold charities of the4orhg.
The sister of the unfortunate widhw P's,'
,
also an inmate of the -- Lee county (foWa)
, poorhouse. : Notwitliseinding- the desti-
• tute condition of this •tvornan, this -3)ois-
I:trotts hypocrite is-constantly prating tihout
his charity to the runaway niggersitbat - ,
• - he takes in and -protectS, - an& exidtinody I
proclaims that the hungry shall never - be•l
turned away empty front the: Pltilanthro- I
pic doors of Imislmoine.. This very gAner- 1
ous and christian man iStoo great to Anil°
or look upon the poor Objects:',related to
- him by the ties of consanguinity. To:lmelp
• them might elicit aiiffel shiiles,but if would
not-carry film to Congress where he: can
preach the most offensit'e• abolitionism,,
- and boast of his nigger, stealing operations
under the plea-or humanity and love to
the mce. His sole aim being oflicc,.he is
...,, willing, to ride any hobby in order -ter ac- , -. .
_ quire it, whilelds poor 'Sister-in-law. ;nay] - 141L1C.N.:!: prxich.—A portrait of
pine in want without at tracling his - atten- L the lateDemodrafie S'enatOr from•Califor
tion, or receiving nny Obis boasted chary nia, the Ho h. par id IBroderick, whowas •
ties._ Out upon such .villainous liviMei s , y shot an aA I inel7myith Judge Terry,: as - all.
by a - politicar el erg •-inatii •.. • oar readers Well remember, was prolninent
.---- ---........ displayed in they" Wigivam"at Chicago
.-, ly
THE lIOMESTE .
LAD BILL. - • during the„session? of the RepublicanC..cf
. ~.. . -
The Homestead bill Which.. passed the Velliiot4Tabegkath it was 'written, "They
Senate on Thurzzday lit- a vote. of 4.1 tO. 8 have killedinerjbecanse I was opposed to
provides that any person; who i s t h e li n & the extension o slavery and to a corrupt
of a family may, -after the • act becomO . a •Achnlniltiiiiell ' Mr. Broderick opposed.
law, enter one quarter section(l6o acres) the. Blank R cpUblican party, - their princi-•
of vacant and unappropriated •lands,,,, or i ples and their (candidates- up to the time
any less quantity, to be lbeated in a NAY, of his untimely 'and laineoted ' death, and
• in conformity with . the legal Subdivision we have,ao reason to Believe that he ever
of public land; upon making affidavit tMon. gave utterance to these words.. Like-their
the Register that the - applicant:is head, o f progenitors; , Wtlo opposed the hero Jack
- a family and is actually Settled upon the son,,they are willing to int'ade the sancti
land, and that the application is madeFfor ty of the grave,lhrifig its toffinad innmtes'
Iris or her benefit, and.that of no° One Else,. forth . and with sacrilegious ,hands place
The final certificate, or patent, 'shall ',not upon their forgiql labels; for the . purpos . e
he issued for five years - after - the. date& of of sustaining t eir corrupt :and unholy
' entry, and:not - before it is- certitwd . by two e'n"se. -'' •
. ------.42,-....-----,=.
creditable witnesses, that the '- Set tler • has -- - . '
. erected a dwelling house and resided. Ili/on ..__. i -- ", , he. a oon Ascension, on Satur
sl
il l •
the land for nve' - Years; Iwhereupiin 5; the day last, Was; an `` ( altogether sUccessful 'af
loatent shall be. issued upon payinent d 25 fair, calling nut a large nninber:of our eiti
_ cents an aere. The land tints acquired: zens to 7 1 ,tsS it-i WhO to all on),side . imp
shall not be liable for 'debt until after the Peninnees were satisfied. About two and
patent is issued. In cases of false swear- -a half o'tilock in the 'afternoon, the bal
ing upon-making the entry,_ or abandoning loon being inflated and all arrangementi
completed; Mi. Johnson, knot Mr. Brooki,)
}he land for inure thansiXmonths at one
time, the land shall revert to the , GoXern-
left this Imandane sphere and ascended
ment. The rights conferred by this act
heavenward to a considerable height, and
- -
slowly. Sailed to he north-west, - mad in a
are extended to inchoate citizens Who hare
short time beta e invisable, by_reason of
declared their intentions, as required by
the clouds that enyelOped him. Mr. John-
the naturalilationlaws, before the issuing
son landed neaqiegil, Cortland, county,
._ of the patent. Nothing in this act Shall
h
• be construed so as to impair the existing in lmafety.i—Bing amfori - Democrat. '
A :saceessfill . aScension. ivas made-.-at
, 1
preemption, donation, or graduation laWs,
pr to embrace lands reservedto. he sold Or, 43(1.nt°In• -The Tronaut came down near!
Abington: station. - -- ,
entered at the price of $2.150 an sere. Tl•is- ' • .
. . 1 ..-- 7 .-- •
President is required to ommsler all SurVeved .
IllIr" Exnot.E.Thesteamship'Adriatic, - ,
publiclandS into market, BY pr
to • -- i - • • •
at New Torkfrorn Havre andSouthamp
within two years• from tli‘,{ date of this ton, brings,LOndnn• dates to the 9th. The
, act., except "stielias are- - reserved 'by the .insurr.ection in Sicily wasspreading, and
' government for any purpose. All lands .
it was th . ought wonld soon become gener-
within the limit of any fitate• which hate
--1: Garibaldi. had set sail with an e.x-pe-.
been subject to sale ‘al private . . entry, acrd 8 ,
' - dltion to ass . th
' '' ist. : 1 patriots.set-sail
The!King of
• which shall remain unsold after • the lapSe I`
:Sables, alarnita t the 'disastrous aspect
of thirty wars, shall be -!cededl.to - sn'el
of affairs, had a) plied to . the. Northern
State, impbtr the Legislath4 assentin,g tit)
the cession; ' but the cessßmn I s p h r tl yn i i n it . io n h e
Pre;rtersOff6trhe4rervilenciaalittona 'assistance:
S C t a o l lTn e i . 31 1 0 ' n h t e, -
' case invalidate ,nary 'inceptiV\ emolin and his brOther. of,.the throne of
right or location., ton any sale . which -May : Spain is.cerifirtned by the publication of
be madeby the United States. \ •
- , ----...40.....- .1 ---- I• .. t the official crtaniing the -vol
. ii•zir Aldermen • and Justices', \of the untary act of ttenunciatton.. - • - ' _
peace, who have not poSted theuisel•es in - ,„ : , ---4,--:•-...;..----,
the ielsed Penal Code 'of the '.law of .Stfec#ss OF 'Xucz.: Crrr Couxon.—Du-
PetinsYlvania, adopted at Harrisburg, \at' •ring time past mouth upiyard of thirty
the late Session, have a fact to learn. )11_ young men, - *Om( various ;pants of the
that code their powers have -been materi-\' - western States, have .graduated at the
ally cir leuthscribed.. In - future, a e a r e t . Iron 'City Crillsge I Pittsbutgh, .Pa.. The
ethnical 'nffeimees, hitherto bailable; by ~ i lege was never' ` - in a `more_ prosperous
them, can only be bailAielby the 'courts. , and \ succesSful Condition than di,. present;
, 'The list' of offences whose- adjudiCation illind ''si-nceilin,iilnsgt .removed to the. new
rentored from the power of the Aldermen building, theclambers in attendance hav,e,
coTnprises arson; rape, 'whom, robber t been constantly Inereasing.-:-Coruniercial
or burglary, and -in all suekiaseslbail can burgh:JOurnal;p4tts '
only be.reeelved by the Stiprenie Court;
the Court of Common Pleko'r one of its
judges, and the Mayor or Recorder of
.a
. city. 'As this is the letterl of the Code,
-
Section 7 , page 56, of the Penal'.laws of
• PerniSylyania,, parties inteiested', .shotdd
remember the faet - '
HottowAv's (,), L vik ENT ; AlN ij ;P ILLS ..—
The strongest proof of the' Wonderful and
uniform efficacy of these . rentedie=„lis to be
-- -found in the perfeet conforniity orthe ten
tiolony in their favoi'from all parts of the
globe. ;This testimony is chucked. in a t
: least fifty different fang - nag' 4, -I),Ut•it is all:
oft he same ilia_pprt. Remotest India, and
the centres' of civiliZetion I alike. Ideclare
that these unrivalled external and inter;
nal curatives 'are never administered in
vain. There are no exceptional,:caseSe—.
--Such a mass Ofscoinci.dia eiper f ee cannot
be produced in 'favor of any other prepare..
Lion that_ las.claimed - the ;confidence 'of
tns.ffiti4td.s.ince El le Fegßis.
.. 1 . _. .
. " A 'Sglb-PgN-FISIT ;
sympTO, .. •
At the Rietinblinan'Convention _at -Chi
; . ,
1 cao, when the States,were called-MY:del
°gates tti resent_ their . credentials .mia-,
.;take . their - edti„ 4oxiie Southern
.t itates,--:of
'course,Aidt . n6t,inisWer- - baititig rappointed
I,,midelegatULt. .T 6 manifest' their love 'of
i the - - 'entlie -I,lnion,; which they. so Stoutly
lelitini, and their :present feeling toward
I . t.lie4e,atel.;, the Convention hissed whnn
t Sot Alt C:Wolina, Alabama - and ;.Mississippi
were calt IroneSt men will require no
other evince to; believe thatthe Repub.
lican piny, ; notwithstanding their. profess
'ions; is, secti6nal,,tand that its object is to
o‘-erfide aio crush out the independence
of the Soutlieritates, or Divide the -1:n,
I ion. 1 - YeS, tbbSe states Which stood Side
by side with; New,YnTk and 31Iassachiisetts
lin tlie hour pi fri4l; *re hissed by •the
C degenerate Sons Orthe - Noah; ' who now
Chihli la lie?.tepllicans `They.may, he
' -ItepnbliCansi self-6med, butliot -in prinei
pie. I.Truo Republicans reWeet the opin
ions of othe s, and honor.eyer\ sovereign
Stateierour glorious 'Union. '' Vet them
hiss.i
• ..
• AN APPROPRIATE WEAPON:.
then Henry 1 mter - Davis was nand ;
nated for-Congres, by the "Plug Uglier,"'
"Killers," and "Blood; Tubs" of Balti
more; he addressed. his futareconstituenti ;
upon!tr platform tinder which alitunber of
his friends sere engaged in forging awls,
whitli were distribUted to the audience to
be, used upoti the persons of iioters who'
weroo.tinfeasonahle, as to oppose his
election. ly'e supposed whe.n the Repub
licatparty Wl> him into its bosoni, that
the awl -Would'be•ti•dopted as a congenial
weapOn... Thellistiottri delegation to the
Chicago i t'onyentio s ti, however, selected
mores tent rstrtnnent; no less,ltt faet,
than au ;exatreratel Potter bowie knife
exhittitO ;in their meeting; room
in Chicago, iprobably as an emblem - of
'their future. • .
• ;
TILE N. Y. P. O. DEFALCATION.
It is positiyely stated .on the authority
of tliel AuditOr for the Post Office Depart
ment4hat no part of the default of the
fate POstinaster at New York occurred du
ring the administr4ion of Gen. Pierce.—
•As.lllr,. POwl4iwa..4 appointed by Mr. Bu
chanan akthel heel 4f the first: quarter in
1857, and ,as lie ditr:inot give; . bond until I
June 4dlo'crin' as
, g, lie iv,..r.k(pUred to,render
his ace:omits up tooe* - lof the month 1
last named, an Postmasterunder. Generali
Pinree!s - aiipointment. ,i.,.The lialanee then.'
•eiisinig again 4. him as .V 23,000,
also
I
sum was proniptlY-pa id , .. . It. is also Weill
tinderstooci di n t Mr,Towler's affairs were
conduoted witlioueyious derangement'
until recentkv, then:;ll valance . of more ;
than s39,oooecumidateliorqparters pre-;
cedingand" tidit.i, !in tee - faith - el% The i
i
great bulk o thelefalcation is traced to i
the veri laSttiuirfeti; ending March 30, in
Which ever :tOpiisji•arc proved to have
been abstract4')i i
Fouler iS stilt- hitl„en,, o:n- has left the i
country His bi,ail litkve proposed to pay I
their bdndB
withkt suit. , Some of - his
friends pffeg to niake r up the defaleatiolcif;
n 6 proceedings are taken against him.
The goi i ertinierit 4eftise to' do this, • The
President has appoiiited John A.'Dix, a'
his successor.' , ' :
. ,
Recent ccotnts front the wine grow=
ing districts in \ France speak desponding
ly cif the profpect or a crop this.year—the
weather havingb ri steadily- and eseeed-.
ingly tinfaVorable e,
tt) the jvine,s.-- - -
.H- The'celebrated,. ,3frs,.."Citnningham
(self-styled, widow ofl Dr. lOurdell,, of New
t \
York,) and her tu:o:daust , tern, arrived in
San Prancicol oh the 'BOl Of April,itt the
Sonora. '.. • i 11 : - . •; '
, --i:Seventeett Fla -es, set free by the will
of the late Dr. Laid; of 1 Pritleess Anne
county, Va,. leftrfor Plaladelp.hia on Tues
day. . - ..! H t. - -1 --
• . -. • •
— . 4 man named Cranti died in. Somer
set County, :1:-)i.,.. the'other ; d.ay, ia eonse,
quence ofeating to entygthe. boiled eggs
at erne'tneal„ -- • --• ,
_. •1 .
. - --.- There is - ph e.ubt . that Dr. Hayes
Will - be ready to. start4ln "Ns Araks_ ex pe-.
ditiOn on ihit 6etith-tif,Jime,:if the. citi
zens of,Necit York lfulfd:, the' promise .of
litthStar,Cf3 the' tlevo niadete him. '
' 2s - ', l
...173:0ni the 3c.::i r Dili Dock.
.'•-i ' i !. Lrry . R . , :ART.:
A write:r ill' the...fieOrgia Itide x, 'speaking
of tko,m,stny suCcetlsfulenteffirises.*,our
iiiity,pays4befollewing - cOmplititent in
'Messrs. Sheldoli - 4!ki Company :•-,-- : :..,
"Not the leaitAtint9ngtit.Artent is the
31' 'Ondeffull success bf our noble publisling
hOuseovhich, fronA the beginning, deter
'mined to take a high neutral stand, know
ing no NOrth . or South, ' but treelY"Arnt
equally recegnizining the whole •country,"
and. publishing'onlY. such-books. as cou'd
be rend with profit, by all, North and
South,-and give offence to
. neither, T 4.
this noble and just Principle, they have ad-.
tiered against 'a strOng pressure, to yield
to the fanaticism of the day. ou lave
doubtless noticed, the recent .attack uport
them in .relatioir to Spurgeon'S -works, be
! cause they it_tnorePanti-slavery, . .nd . only
~ .a .
i published Stich otitis:sermons as werei , rce
front it. We "are assured Sheldon tt. Co
no more aPproVe Of ; Spurgeon's abolition—,
. ism than the South klo. - They .are deci
dedly:conSCrvative tam, and iir all . their
business operations Avoid .sectionalism: .. 1
• "The :meccas of this house.is truly won
.derful. It has no.plirallel in the history of
publishing; houses or, socitici. Springing
,plitenix-like' from th 4 ashes of two . unim
portant branches, into one full grown and
-fulltuatured establishment, throwing off
its Valuable 'religiomt issues to bless . the
world, with, wonderful rapidity and c
ress, and extending the field of its. u clot
,t
-ness until , if reaches every ' State an Ter-.
, .ritory in this Union, And. are now ;tending
more- or less of their; publications to Tu
t.*, where . ithey areibeginning to find an
acceptableinarka. 'Of Mrs. Conant's his
tory of Bible translationmhey have made
several shipments - nisii. of Dr. , Wayland's
books, of which dieldon -&-; Company. are.
becothing the principal publishers, having,
recently added 'to those they previonsik
published his great Work on , Intellectual
Philosophy, laud also bus life •of Dr. Jud
son. - The, past year has been
_the. crown
ing one in their success, .having- , added
more really valuable
, publiiat ions to .their
list-than in any tomer year. Among thin
southern autliteagure most -conspieuoas
ly. . .. .' •
`"The eloquent D. Rtiller's great book,
recently published by, them, is working
its-way intohigh fhvor, and dcservedlv.
Sheldmi & Company have also recently
brought out Dr. Dagg's work oil-, Moral
Science,- a,wMk displaying eminent abili
ty, and destined ,to go largely into. the
colleges and Schools of*the South. Also,
new works • from Dr. Duncan,,ProCTuck- - ,
er, and Eld Geo„P:Taylor, and the `Lives
of Vitg,inia Bitptist Ministers,' in t
by Dr.' Taylor. They had-previously pub
lished
Dr. Jetter's '‘O)rk On Campbellism,,
- which has had an extensive sale. Is it
not a favorable feature that •at. this time
-we have a great 'publishing , house like
Sheldon Ai Company, who shall freely
mingle the productions of our great minis,
North. and' &Mai, knowing no distinction
or preference, doing_ alike justice 'to ad?-
Sheldon it, CO., offer us a most inviting
bill of fare in Weir forthcoming issues, as
'they are soon! to conic- forth' from their
ever teemingipress.- `Gospel in
art excellent - rbligionslMok, reemninended
'by the New York Pastor's Conference.
`Neander's Planting and Training of the
-Christian ChOrch,' with valuable maths by
Dr. Robertson. `Popular Comment: fries,'
for Sabbath &hoots and Bible clas'ses,/b •
Dr. Kendrick; .
" In the . ‘; , :1 of 'standard Liteature,.
this house will - soon issue .Milman's Latin
- -
IChristianityon S vols.; a -very Jare and
valuable Work, which will be'beSt aptoreei;
ated - ,by scholars. This Work is really a
history of Modern Europe, from the point.
ofvj,ew of the Christian Chive!), The
I author says- truly in his intrialetion, that
the great event in the 'history of- mir re
' lig,ipm and Tifinankitid, durim ,- many cen
turies after tlO extinction of Paganism,'
the rise, the &velopeinent, and. the- de i ,
nomination of Latin Christianity.' Dean
Milman's history has receiv=ed the hieliest
commendation of theological scholars, and
tis alone =wig works ofits-tind, filscina.
tiny as !iterative' to the - general reader.
Preseottas charmed with the:lioolt,.. for
he recognized in its author, at'Onee
Icarn
ed.and imaginatiVe, a spirit kindredito.his
own. No work could be a more appro
priate giftto a I,pastor, or be more 'appro
priarely recointinended by a pastor.to an
I intellectual Irian .or woman of his 'lock.
" Wedgw'ood's Etyinologieal Dietiona-
annotated .and revised by.. the' lion.
Cameo. P. 'Afarsh.l - This book is pronounced
'by all criticS who have examined it, to •be
tha
_most comfiiete and thorough work on :-
etymology ever; published, and with the
additions andiMprovementS, to: be /park •
by Prof. MarshOt will undoubtedly., be
conic the standard of our langn.re. '
"Also, Ilarghnbach's History of Chris
tian Doctrine, to be retranslated and edit- -
ed•lirProf, H. 113. Smith, ofthe Union
'Theological SeMinary. This is one of the.
very best worlittin Clarlet4Thehlogical- Li
brary. ~ The edition . which has hitherto
been in use, is al very poor translatide,_
Prof. Smith is• 1011 qualified t - do justice
to this work.- Itis gratifying to see im
, proved editierns.Of these valuable standard
worki, given to sAmetican scholars. You
are, slOubtless aware, that, the lion. Ed
ward Everett has been devoting his . leis
ure, the past year, to the ,preparation of
the life. of Washington, in one volume.—
Most of theliveS of Washington hereto
-fore. written, have been so volumnicbts as
to be beyond the reach of the great mask
es Of the peopled 'Sheldon it. Co., are ren
dering the public valuabTe service in tints
bringing vnt>n hne volume, a brief, yet
comprehensive Biography of,the Father of
his country, froth the graphic. pen of one
whose name iii go down, to posterity in..
separably link di with Wash - ington's. -
• "In the - way-of light literature, they
are Soon to bring forth a new volume from
the sprightly and glowing pen of Mrs„
Sallie Roche.ster Ford,' of "LouisvillO, Ky.
the author of that popular 'work, Grace
Truman, of which thirty .thousand-conies
have been sold, and is still it:good selling
"book;- which wills secure for bernew work
thousands ()treaders: She has chosen for
the th4tne of betl - new- work !' :Nary Bun
the' Drearner7s : Blind ' Daughter,"
which traces thh history" of, a period of
•inost tragic interest—the religious per*:
entiati and intolerance . which Marked the
reign of Charles 0 , 0 England,• and" the I
trials-and • sufferings through, 'which Bun
yan vas 6110(1o." pass in order iTiprePare
him for 'his koniprtal work,.: if•
".
Progress. • - 1• _ • 7
?.‘ This house' AJAchming . the principal
publisher - of Ja&hTAbbott, the prince of
juvenile writers in America, over whOse
• genial Works youthful eyes- water With tun-
t speakable_ delight; In addition 'to his:Redick
hooka; Rollo 'stones acid new Ploronce
se
ries; they are' 'abbut to add a ..serleal of
,American -histories, includibglhe discove
ry of the - nolouieS, Boston in 'l6,'Carob..
this in '7B and the leampaigirin. the Jerseys,
Supplying'. s 4 long felt Want in onr
I country of a- serks:of poPnlat 'American.
1 161(176 for.youtli,
,std one Which nOlik•7
lag author sis.so able to . as. Jacob
bolt; d9ing for the youth • whaii iiritneroft
bits. taiably done for , rrietiirer minds,` - The
very,extensiye Sale of- his juvenile works
has, 'all prepared the tray, fol.' stieh ikse
rierof histories. •
the'ilisting*hefit senior cdi: .
tor" :of 'the . NOW York Observ,er, has made
another valtiableTeontribitpoOti the liter
ature of the eouittry..in . his recent veryin
tereating Volume':: on
gariiea.by many ;the ;most': interesting
of his many valuable works.: Alrpropos
ing to visit that country wiT be sure to
avail themselves of it as an interesting
guide•and companion.
- .
This firm - also - publiithes. the popular
mathematical works 'of Prof
. J. StOd-,
(lard; which are too cell: known ap 7
pfiived to need eomnient from Us, aaa, we
an pleascd - tcrlearkthat they-ace -meeting
with ihereasea-thvoi...as they become iiitro
aimed throughoiii'the coiffitry:
I•Tpws iterka.s.
On the - trial of all civil. Suits now'
pending or hereaftUfbrotight in itnv of the
Courts of this Commonwealth, the plain
tiff and defendant shall-each have four
pereruptor . y challenges. -Approved "March
'2O, /860.
It is said'there are ope .hundred and
sixty-five aoldiqs.of ,the Revolution still
living in the Doted States ! -the youngest
'of whom is. now eighty-nine years of Age:
Full returns from-Wisconsin give
Judge Dixon, conservative and democrat
ic candidate for Chief Justice of the Su
preme court, one hundred Mid forty-three.'
majeritybver Judge Sloan, Republieati. _
—ln the German Republican conven
*lion at Chicago on, the Lath inst, resolu
tions were unanimously adopted to sup
port only true Republican, candidates, and
to leave the party if any compromise man
or Know Nothing should he no:vitiated.
The trews of the death of•Consul-tilen
, eral Harris.in Japan; is •• c4ntradi:eted, and 44
that able and
. uscful functionary - and ex.
cellent citizen is' still alive and
The National division of the Sons
ofof Teinperance - of all North Anterica, hold.]
their session in Portland, Me.; on t h e 7 t h
of June. About one hundred and fifty
representatives are expected to be pres.ent.,: -
from all the States in the Union, and from•
all the - British -provinces..
riff eon hundred barrels of'grempeas
arrived at New York from RichMond the .
other day in the steamship YorktoWn,
Three men started from Wisconsin
to Pike's Peak lately with a party 'ot y fit
teen girls, to supply in part • the destitu
tion-of wives existing in that quarter.
.•
Afi American . eagle, measuring -six
feet eight inches from. tip to tip was shot
in the Jersey: city. cemettv, by a man
named .Tohn Farrel, of and v son city. ,
Willian White, cashier of the' enn
sylyania railroad shot liin. elfin Pittsburgh.
last Monday.
—The Atlantic-'Monthly forjune nuns- I
hers among its contributors Miss Harriet' I
'Prescott, Missitose Terry, I. , reg.lerick
don, Bayard , T#lor4. 13. Aldrich, E. H.
House, Edward Seifeer, Adam Badeau, ? :
W. W./Story, -Charles:E. Norton and
ThornaS , C. Clarke. •
LIST OF PREMIUMS
TO lIE AWARDED AT THE
FOURTEENTH ANNNUAL FAIR
or THE
icultitrat
FOR THE YEAR 1860
Regulations.
The Fair hold two days. • Those
competing with horse< will be on ihe.,track
at 1 o'clock, the first day.
-Exhibitors. - wishing, to compete for preL:l
miums, must,have their animals or articles
entered oh the Secretary's Book; thefirst
day of the Fair, if possible; and, a Card,
which will be received from the Secretary, I
Wm.- IL ;Jessup, musf be ..placed ori the
animal orarticle to"te.exbibited. They mast
he all.on the group/11ot., exhibition by 10
o'clock, a. m., of the second ifay, or they
cannOt r,eceive.a premium.. No animal or i
article can be removed before the close of
the exhibition, except by. perinistdon. Of
one of the Executive Committee..
Stock can beentered ten-days previous
to the Fair by calling on the -Secretary,
Win. H. Jessup.
Hay will be on the ground, and'pastfire
eonvenient, for stock over night.
Colts and mules •Jriust be,eghibitedin
stallioluring the exhibition. ' • •:
-
No pioi ision will be Made for stalling
- stock over two voarsAd. • ,
Exhibition "fOi: horses-rur preMinms will
taliC place at: 1 o'clock,'-srst•day,'and-11
second day..
• 4‘ceepstakes exhibition at o'clock,•
second day,
No . preminin Will be - .awarded to*any
persons exhibiting articles or •animals not
entered in the name of the bona fide own
ers of the same.. . - . • •
r'r e in i
. . s .
bAisiON I:—Stallions
and ./area
Best stallion and one °ilia cOltS,Dp. and s's
2d: best, t. 44 3cl best 3
Best stallion which has not stood in the
County prior:to this year, Diplo. i 3
Best Brood Mare and colt, 5
2d best *..t , 3dbest., 3
iwiges.—N. V. Leo Jun:
Blanding, Hai-ford; W. - C. Ward, New
Djvisxox 1.1.--ironsts.—CiAsslX—Sing/e
and Matched Horses
.
. . .
Best single gelding or. mare over four.
years,old raised in the• Comity,.., .. : $5
2ii best $3.. -- .: ....... 3d best 2
Best pail of matched-horses; (geldings
or Mares,) over 3 years old, raised' iir
:- the County,.:.
i.
2dbest,' • • 3
Best pair of matched' linkes . mined in .
- the county , not raised here, ,- . 3
Judges.—lsrael3 . ,. Stebbins,...liridge
water.; John C. Morris, Choconut; halm
.)f.linsbromelt, :Gt: Bend.: -, -,• - ~- ~ •
• Cr:Ass Cotts, - aad - Milles. • •
Best pair of ;3 year old colts $3
Best pair of .2 year old colts.
Best pair: of yearling colts . '• • 2
Best 2. year old colt. • •2
Best yearling colt. • - • ' I
Bestpairof •
.. , . 2d Best,
D. Ilinds,::.:Bridieiaiter ;
W.. A. Ditiniek'; Ai-thur South
worth, Liberty. . • ,
Dtlrtsto",;
Best Do*lndl,2'y'rs old and upwards'," $5
• .
.2d best,— .. .. . ... . ; ... 4
Best do., between I and 2 years, - " .3
2d -best, . ... ..... ; . :2
Best do., nrider 1 year, 1
Bestroevon cow, 3 orta old or Upwards,
2d - be5t,:,.... 3
Best Devon - heifer ,-between . between 2 mid 3:.
years -old, . .2d beat, 2
.udges.—David Wakelee, .Springville;
A. P: Stephens, Great -Bend; 0.. Stark,
Bridgewater.
. .
Dtvlstoz.F.-gliTr l ETCl.4san.,...Durhams.
Best - Dnrlinin . bill!, 2 te#rs old and' up.,
Besl•do,lbetWeenj and 2 years,': .1 , , 3
2a.. ••: .. 2
Best db.Oander year; .
Best do., ' l eo*, 3 years old or npward?,l, 4
, 2,3 . .. .. . 3
Best do. heifer between 2 and 3. fears .
old, $3, 1 . ..... .. best '2
d11e. ,, ..1- 2 :1, P.:Baker, Diinock ; Sati. P..
Smith, Franklin ; Jus:Sterlino. Brooklyn.
Dr ISIO\ V.--CArrrE.—CLAsi - 111. Graded
BEM
Best bull, .. - .
6v.. 'over fi• years- -, •6 1 3
2d beq,s‘24. '3d best; I .
Best heifer between 2 and 3 }ears 3
2d.bfst;s2,•, • - .3d best; '
_I
• ..
Best 4 yearlings, • ; 3
- •
2tl best, 2, - • • • 3d best,,; I
Best 5 ealves... ........ t .. .
2d best; 12,, 3d best; • 1
Liberty;
Robeft 'Weed, Brooklyn - ; Ralph Birehard,
Jessup: -
1;)t-risiox
Durham.
Best 'bull, $3,..
Beat Cow
.oveflcyeurs
2d best, $2,. - • . 3d:.best, 1
Best heifer between. 2 and 3 years old a
2d best, $2; - ....:-.-:....3d best, I
Beit 4 yearlings, • - " —t . c . z,3
.2d .best $2, ' - . 3d best, . 1
Best 5 ealres,---
- 2d best, $2, 3d beat,:. 1
4/6/gm—Wakeman C.lfandriek,Ji2ssny;
Edward Ho w
est.Lnk.e. . .
~. . .
.1,
DIVISION ir r ir.,-7-C.VrrL.E.—CLISS V,—/Vati2"e4'
. -
Best bull $3, .. ... 2d best,.*2'
Best cow over. 3 years old, ; 7 , 3
2d best, $2, P(.l best., 1
Best heifer tetwea 2 1111(1'3 yars 'Ohl, .3
21:,best,*2,. ~-3&best, 1
-Best 4 yearlings, 3
2d best, $2, i3d best 1
Best 5 calves, • V-. —3
: 2d best, *2.,- 1. 1 .31,1 best, 1
j pe..—Eri Oregon - , BridgeVater; Jup.
S. Toirtte, - T'orest Lalle • W; TStase tagb
-
son.
Dtvisio: yin.--_C,Lm.F..--.-Ci... A ss Vt
• , ' z: Oxen "and Steers. ': .
...
Best pair of working oxen Over 4 -years; ! ;
, old raised in the county, 85; 2d best,d;
4,; 3d best, 3; 4th best - f_;: t . .: .49.
Best pitir of steers between 3 and 4:yrs.'
:raised in the-county, 83 ; 2d best 2;
3d best,. - .
Best pair of steers bet ween . 2 and 3 yrs.
raised in the county, 43 ; 2d best, 2 0;
3d best, - - t
;
Judye-vl—Thothas Nicholson;. Spring
ville 7•: Reuben Alarris ' , Jackson • Jannls
Sininners, New 31ilford.. . .
.;
DIVISION IN".-/TO:i
t
'BeSt boar, $3. 2d best, .S 2
Best breeding sow, $3; -2d. - best 2;, 3(11
hest, -•-•
Best 4 spying; pigs, $2- - 2d best l
Best 4 pigs less than l 0 Aveeks 1
nld .:..
.
•
2d best r '
. . .
Jeithicl.—John -Harrington,. B ridgewat. %
er;
_George Walker; Dhnockj Preserved:
Muds, Silver Lake. •. • • .
14,
Best flUe wooled buck, $3.•...2d best, e4 l
Best 3 do . . eweii,:*3 2clbest, .!2!
Be:A 3 do.. 1am5.............:...
Best coarse wooled 1it1ek,.1:3,.24 best,
Best 3 do. ewes; $3 • 2d-best,
Best 3 do., lambg„ • `. .
Best middle wooled buck, $3.. abest,
Best . 3 do-, ewes, •$3 . . 2d best,
Best :3 do: lambs, - -.
• .1
Liccesters, Bakewells, &e., are classed
as- coarse -wooled;' Saxony, 21ferinos,.&c.,
as fine. wooled ' :and South Dons, &c.;
as middle wnoled.. .... . ' • -
Jiitiyes —E. G. Babcock, Bridgewater ;-
I. A. Maine, Dituock; Christopher Burns,
I Choconut.- ' . . _.
,
DIVISIO.N - Xl.—Bultei' • and .Chq-ge. ..-::
1 Besx.firldu of .butttr made in June, .
Butter KnifeWorth' '*%:3, and $2
17 2d best, ....... :do . --.• s;2., and 7.2
3d best; •.do.
4th best,: . :, .do . ...or, : 2;
13eSt bill butter, .•. -. knife, worth $1 and '2'
2(1 best, '' ...... ~...do ,2 and :2
•ad best., • - 1.16.-..
.. , . - .2 and 1.
4tli best, •-' . . ....,
do 2 or 2 2
B6si lO ihs of bufte'r niade by girls un- •
. der 18 years,knife worth 2
For largest quantity,Of but* pbr cow.
from - any number cows„£l3 •, 24 best 2
Best. cheese not less than 3
2d .4t,st,
Jadyvx --J. Dipkerman, jr., 11fi1-
Sortl;- J. T. Dingdon, Bridgewater ;.4mos
Nic..liols, Brooklyn. _
Thvisios XII.--Fruit and Vegetables.
Best tall apples not less than one dozen,
and at least 3 varieties, $2 ;-i . . 4 2d best, : $1
Be winter apples, do., $2 best,- 1,
Best pears,,not less than I. peek;
.1
Best. cpiinees,. . 1.
BeSt'and.greatest variety of vegetables' 1
Jades.—Caleb Carinalt, Choconut.. G.
Z. Pinioek, Montrose; Isaac ReckhoNV;
Gfeat Bend:
Dtvistozi Vinegar, ITO% &
,
Boit cider'vinegarnot, less thata gals., $1
' 2il best,. ... - . ?r_
Best 10 lbs *maple sugar; ,2d best, 1
Best 10 lbS honey, $2• 2d best,
M.. Williams;a Bridgewater;
F. B. Streeter, MontroSe
Hams, Gibson. •
Divistox XlV.—Cabinet cf: Carriages.
13est„exhibition of cabinet work;...:;. *5
.best, • ' 3
Best Carriage,-single or double, 5,
-2d best,-
AU articles in this - division. fqr.moinpeti
tion • must be entered by the mauythcturer,
Judgeq.—Miles Prichard,. Springville;
C-P.'Edii-ards;"Gibsetit
r . fit -Inzplementt:
• .'
Fat' the best- plow,
For . the best,cultiyator, corn _Sheller,
I straw cutter, power for churning,-
firkins; horse rake, harness, eaqh... 2
Best, lot of - 0 horse shod, $2..2d best, .1
- :ayes —Wilt. Jessup, llontioie - ; Sam
nerrocksblify, Auburn; baiid Bryant,
Jackson. " • ' ,•
, • •
_ • Dtvisiox
Best bushel corn in the ear,
Best halt* bpshel winter Wheat,.V.,...• . - 1
Best half bushetspring wheat,."....-.. • *.
Bestiralf bashel rye,.-. - 1
Best quarter bushel clover seeds: .":...
Bat half I:kishel timbthy
Best half bushel flax, 1
Judges .4. P. Grow, Lenox ;, Thomas
Johnson; Bridgewater;.',Urbane 13drAowe,
Gibion. •-.
Dicxsiox,XCll.=" Men oft.
Best
„8 sidesharness leather, s2, ;l..
2txl i t
Bet ihinainle lea 'er, sq: 2d bOst, I
Best 3,eidva tippet:), bEr, 82, 2d best, 1
Best 'carriage - harm , i o' ' 2d best,
.1
Bes Bodalp,, loft faiefineloots, • 2
Be§4,F4V:c'd coar s e, " Boots ~.t
Jildne.r.-Iteub'eri. Chichester, Franklin.;
Vbristoi)her Perkins, Brooklyn ; Wnt43.
Handriek,'. Springville, ' r .
-
. . . . . .
Diiisfoi:,x-vm., , -D - omeak-Apnaitia , treg -.-: ' : NEW 'GOODS 1 , • i
For . thelieat'flannel,ten yards; $2, 2d, $1 I •• •.. - -.•---. - , • - •1
Bestrfulled
,eloth, 5 yard„s • ,l2; • . - 2d; -1 - 4RIZIVIIIIIR EVERY wriciCs . •
_,, , , 1
Best !Town carpet, 1.5 , yirdsi *3, - 20 1 . 2 "16 . ELIIVG
A / atthe. - LUIRES ; I! PRICES i -
Best rag carpet,
Best 1 - doz.,p'rs N i vr, ,° o l i t e d n s' st 3 4,s . :82 2 , d * l -. 2(1,1 lr itl• EU")
A\ 1)
( ' A
\1111."alOilh'e
-11134.1.
- --
Best 2 pairs • woolen inittezis, $l, ,-- 2(1, le . r 1 . .‘ l "l , l'ti : "'' i r 1 1 6') eunt 7" ) ,Z;1: 1 1 4 , 11 1 " 44 1 1i7; " 14, bY , r
itad , , , kl.---Berij: - Parke, - Mrs. 4 M: L.-Cat L 1 - —fl " . ``'''. • ''' - ' - s - ,: -
lin, Bridgewater.; Mrs, Stephen BreedrJ FARMERS,' LOOK AT- THIg! - •
Mts.,Orrin Ely, Brooklyn: ' . ,;. - .
DitriSlON • XIX.--0 - nyinenlal :needlework li 13 E A 01=1', 8 - - : NE-W PAT ENT
Ilestlpatelywork quilt, $3 • • 24 2-'1
Best (ittilt of any oilier kind, 83, 2d . * i i, wHEEL - IoRsE . RiKill .
Best winter bonnet' - : --
• • •1 t : „ •:- - - v 1
Best!latly's.aacqiter. , . .. •. - . -. . :-•.•,. :. .'. : .1.1 Trliniti.lKlNG 11 l'Y ANI) GRAIN!, is'iiro-
Jit'figPs".--T.. L. eftBe, Gibson; Mrs:' S.-1:12
~,, a , . 1,,,,, , -,1 t,,, , .6i)00.•j(JIIGI';4 fn- be .11,,i
H. Sa y re.; 31 - ontrolic . ; Miss Velen Bur=n `,,EA 1111sT-11 Itit IT a ANY IN U.§E. ~:1;30.3 us
roirsi 'Gibson ;- MiSs. Sarah ,Waliele;. l l'' 11 ":: '-dv . mi , n0t. , .1 . - 110 , lake -nre - that •tb
*
- - Ithrhat. , lt (A-1...i , • (... 4 , 41sil14rlallt4; neat talrilo'..,
Springville.- '''-' ---.-- ,•- •_ ' ri , 11), inhte,ii .4 navinv VI %tag( 7 .and thij,itq
Thy - taro:l -.N.-X.--""iii - Y.,-: ,-- viiti•trtiv•ion i," , ; , , 4'll ,',-, ih .,, t 'II 4 rOir It E"la
Best. pair turkcys % .cock and hen ; -$2,.2d, 1 . 1 ~;,sily to; j,:k..,1 ~1,., r 1 and ' "ili;1, :tt . :g a t utt.r. mia.in } l .
I i t r..ar IA s :he un 11, II ,•k4rniil tv. , rk rugaiied.
Best ;ti fowls over l. year old, $2, ,-' 2d,
Best 6 spring chickns, *2; ,-:'• :2d .1 'fralrtnerm, 14.2-, roll affii .x in • , 1.1;;I: yi'mr-e.lveii.. -
Best 6 dual', 8,2 - • ' •''• • '.. 24 - 1 :141,n1).r it iil ikr Tak,,:;ti 14,c I,e 'Like.; if of the
.1 - ..kqr.s.—S. A. li ewturii Brooklyn • IL 'right liin i arm i',-1., :.,.5 it , •liyi,.. - Notii; hat ttralo
M. ells,. Jackson ; cY: C/I.lalsey, 4ont. "!I' ll- .'d ' will 6 " "2`i' at ''''''''''"t- , ~.4
, , v l l lr4 tii:ci.yie. I. e..-. it.701.1i be t! , ,. ~ atii.eribe.r.
rose. 1 . . , . . -.- c 0„,, r ,,,;,1,.., 1 1.4 1 4 i:, - .'";,,?w. or )lontii,se l , or" •
lila Saal:. Crerk 1,? , ,a i. '
To !the'fanner' whOse productions are
the greatest,
,(liarine" luded,) in proportfdn
to the number of liens under cultivation,
taking into ace:omit. the stock kept on his.
fartn during the season; *l9. To the next,
$5.
. Ite / port'-to be made to the Executive
C,oininittee previoirs . to the January meet
.in i '.
DV - 4- - tox XXll.—Totryiship Svrietir , . -
....2d. best;-$2
3
A. preirtituri3Of awarded to
the ' . rotrtis.bilt Society' that makes the lat
gest and itest-e'lxiiiititi'on at our next An
nual Fair,- ~
ToWnslilps intending to compete for-the
premium will please give notice to the Ex
emktive Committee at least 30 days before
['the Fair. -
Jadgen —lleury_Driiiker, "Montrose ; R.
L Stitphin, New Atilferd ; Joseph-Du
hQist Great Lein].
Divlsto . x XXllL—?l'whg.-
Best plowing, ; 2d, 84 ; 3d, $3;. 4th ;
sth, • -
Judges and Committee of Arrange
ments! to be decided when place is agreed
upon..,
Dtrisiox XXIV.-- 7 S(re - epsioke; Premium
Best stallion, gelding,. or mare ss
Best bull c any breed........ ,
Beet d,o*, any breed- .
Best Yolcc•Of• oxen, any age -
All:animals:entered for competition in
this chiss•will be' - subject to entrance'.. fee
of one dollar extra. The cattle in this
class will be led once round on their ick.
,W; Breed, Brooklyn • I. B.
Lathrop, Springville; P. •Wells,
water.l ,• •
• SUPi.P.INTENDiSTS. • •
flori,es—Gen. C. D. Lathrop; Marshal.
Catttc—Avefy Prink. . .
Shc . dp llog.--M. B. Ilelme.
Dairy Hall—Joseph Cockayne.
Ve;ge,tub4,,yull-•-•-C. L. Brown, M. M.
Mott. -
P. Fitch, Mrs. A. L.
Post, Miss Fanny M Jessup.. ,
• The Judges . will please report them
eslves al the Comnilttee'.s stand that they
may be oh Jltity as early as posSible.
All
Clergymen -will be admitted free of
char - cre-, . E
Due Enotice.will be {riven the•time of
holding the Fair and Plowing Match.
S. F. CARMALT,
I - 31. L. CATLIN,
`-• A. BALDIVEN.Z.-
Montrose, 3lay 24, I§'6o,
.14
.
•. , • . ESUNWEDN'S • •
TAR & WOOD .NAPTHA
1 •
•
Ic Ache's( Medicine in the retold for the care
.. • .
Coughs Land Colds, Croup, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Difficulty ! in Breathing; Palpitation of the Heart,
And
. fin- p,fie'rfix in Was rftl'ocr , l f
Consumption together with all Diseases of Throat
and:Chest and which predispwie to Consumption
•
It avntl i ks the rout of di..cr , e. and in the. the fell
tlestrr to its alAtt parr
-daces free e.rpeciaratioa, ant(indtWes heal- by ac.!
.(ion fit the di!!..eased,llvrans Membrane avd
It iscnliarly adapted to.thb radical cure .
•
, ASTII.Xft.
dn'le of this Pnen 2. 4 rvx
ease . and-ntly,:ifeep, which tee parlicaldr .
nature rfihis dise,seVenies him. Iris rery pleas
ant to the!tasle. and prompt in Its effects. 'Try it
and be cattelnced that it invaluable in the cure,'
" of B c L A I'F . E
' Privelit) cents her llat.le..
Prepare ,
_on4 by A E:3E,'N WEIN,
"N. W. corner Ninth & Poplar streets. Philadelphia.
F4ENCII, & CO,
Genorai NNW , AgeMs;
rjr Ptir'Nale in Nli+ntrwi, by -
mhi29 ABEL 'OISIIIIVILL
. ?MINI'S AND OILS,
FIRST RATE,' ASS,ORTNIENT, and of
lA_ the kest go:tlitips-, at lowest, mike( prices
M ay, '6t) , A .TURRELL.
GOODS I.
hi Ti g R. Y. BRANCH STORES
OF
attnitis, liosenbaum,
' I • Ar
Montrose, & &men Depot, Pa.
T i Vir i t !r) : 4 3ersigned have provided thernNelvea
SPLENDfD,A.SSORTHEETT
SPRIII6 &SUMMER GOODS!
•
' • • which tht:y boost of being ' '
HANDSOMEST AND CHEAPEST
in this section of country.
They elsu ..thatler ItioPotelVes tlilt they have
the best facilities of obtaining
CC : cobs. $1 i$ front - tlif ..Na-r.,i;ct,
mid- ore determinHi not tn . 1 0 m yt er i in id b y any
stirtn nr N. Y. City. In regard to
LADY MADE CLOTHING
we would sins that being is this ku,ines largely at
, .
24'I1eyStreet Nest - York-City .
•
we can offer the pubiie. bargains aotamsfa.ned
any: Wait dealers in this section, ne we Kell
here at retail prices as cheap 84 'beige whe 01
to New .York arld.• purchase at • whidesalo pad
then hrinittheto- here and.lsave to ,make. a -profit
Over.- that, • which, they. have already paid Ahem !
selves.. _Cali and bee, ,na and we will. prove
the trots: j• - •
•
•Guticitbagi Ck gosellbaumi k, Co. •
,
.31(Vrarte,IP3., May lltb; Mat
Divrsiox'XXl
lam' N2CT
I.OII,ENZO BEACH
1t0r.,1rw5.... f?Tri 24 -, 1.. .te#.?.. • -
40,n,ra. • -
Am; 0 V. THAVtit. of tho
BINGIMMION
V 113. be Di NEW 1111,E4 D. lin 1 . ..M1/AY,
pril I lotel. A I •••••
at 1. - NN A ~ ,r ) thn. FIF fH of.
and tintninOr:
Ninsqrt • t.: he
Ltiv" Frye Let:tdr,:ri at 2 ,'dock,
tit upon fir,t ininurtan,q. •r e l a tiy j ,
and Itt g*Cle the sex •
jit: in ( ni • !wiles and tiia•;
nno.t - pr.-vet , nt ansi.,.lll) vn;lat)finm ~1
law . . v. fi F il f•tql:t i rt. the pretwiliiru
Cline of AriterivAn Wo.ffirn: •
.
, .
Ilvaliaii will lied it tt..tlp..ir'adv.AtA9ge. to give
bile 2i . ea iI. . . .
Binglu t rninn ro. A pill 10, 1
BOARDING SCHOOL,
.... • . .
AT- G h EAT - BE 1\11)-; P.k e
t lIIS Sri lefq..syl . l 10- op , •nul inr the recep-
TI IL
il4 .
,!,
a, ~1,, ,
..nua h 111,11 tierilkint:n. On the 29L11 -
ct l .y•(Wt . dcien* , y), of..Ft4pre.t , y, ISc9.. :. •7 ,
bi- 1.- TER-ms . F 11.7,1T1LN: ' ' .
'Primary Bran - irhes per- Qetr of I I weeks, $3.00
" • '• " 3.50
nnd nig.der, "` •"" 4,00 .
' " " 5,00
• .1i).!..q
(7,4 v, •-•-• "- 2.00
1).-partment9..extra.
The. Prineitell irk, had leech experience ie.-
leaehint! Ve•k ar.d Penn'a fer the last
ken Comm vt, Ge l d e d,.
11 iO ! given if required%
N.. B I lie le.:l , chn ; !. foil; jwo duirs
vier we , h ! :ei extra.
l'ayment..4 to b.. 111 tdt! '4ll vtertc inndt anee.
CM:CU.:HILL'S
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
IIiPOPAOUNITES OF LIME - AN); OF SODA,.
41* the tmtnihn
04 1 .ni., 0 1i.. 1 ,—c, 111, .,
Pre ' una
cnn!'En. %di!: .nnie r'ERTSINTY a. 4 any
Dr.rlin whit! o r P ; ;N:.. ion po rf..rn vo more cures
cmonmition in a ..;r1;1.4r vi•nr than -•
C ., 11 too I c•CortIS
-in Ih., past, t.entury
. 4. Cu re -I" f..:•1 .s:Of.re r 3.,tu %%v.
J . :wt.:. I ,;nr, g.%65 t I", rn .thr..dtinti.,, the fly
tiht aia can)
C .,•;:uqq,(mn :•
J E:q —!). n 'I am nn Aln ,
pachc_ n' t'r v irt% t1 . r. , .i1r . t1 New
w a s
bi•r. t% 4h •gt
E "(7. - d IV - ri tr-n 4
Ex. Cunt
.
Th•, Ir! 6.,7,.p , ,,r0urwel a
e.m.uffip •• r 4 r f!rt.t.'
anti.4;t the
3.fsss s il 1 4 - 1 4 t ; ts . s;.,ssvt sisS.!
• !,r, - ,g •Ft ,v; tii••• !AA
• e•7•4 7- rli••11- ; .ssisso, itiees:sant
• P;i l -•• tvss.k to i•nunt.
th—e p firt , •t , l44lllli•lti,
htr'tin't•Mt tet7.1.411t•. I h ever firf:. •
f.reti—A, 1,11 aoil - .ll,hiin:•d 3 bOt.tl'l .,
tit Ilit• I li li , i{•!i" (47 tts. - t,; her ~yrap.,..
impr , .rea ; um,. of the ,
and sixth: ,•rp,c , 4 Ii !f
a tiss!ts, t
rs.lw her, shr• Iwert
rojt7.lr!tatt';6•%ir T:71,2 .t I , 7*l•t7nd9r, StIV,
W:73 efi,eter. 1 0 ,F1i)0 11. r , ,rll , ),Pprits,
• G EC/X(1 IL V( vo: I.: NI,.
CilltgA, W 5 tialirr.u. I r ...At -Rh- LI, 18.69.
• STILE. MORE RENtfiltliA 111 Y, ET,JaI3 il
~ ... .i
The f,alowlng letter from. an old p - ty4i:ian in'.
Chester C••, " motif -h.tfottv tia %Oh; itnv.• evtir
doulArd the t flitt'.t.v tot ii,iti , Wttrtd c rini Itt.notd)l:.
- -' h'llAis; . ,tm. ', 5 ,d %I t.n.it. .2.fich. 1861..1
w tf
' Fiticlttn.J..ll. lNclil-:,Till: : .*
4 * Thirtv.tti.-
persons 1a%4-• ott , ttifit , ti Ihe nitttlicirit,- from In ,
telv - e of ix 1,1,1 1. 1ii,, , v,.. 1,, 0, ntni , :i my own ear ..
Five id thanixttre. hi 11iy opi!,i.oll. ith.l th, judi-
JIWIIt. Of (s!lif.f kilt'-ielahtt. 1i0p.•),,,,,,, ,rases or .
Phthisis—irrit:ll,lo roll h, c.tpion, 'expcethril;,,
ti.itns:hf 'n iti:ilth•Ut 'character.. nil: ht tiw..cat I +and
erna.ipatina, Ti%e"-te c.is.ttt -.were; from tine t4r
tifi:Ce't ears -t ,iitlintf, Nu-Ciliation ,and percinst .
sina!levt..l ,, p. d sounds. which,' talwn in- connect.
ion* *iitt• hither lihilianh4, Etave evidence of zi
-conditimi. front which I have n.tvt-r,ti thttventetni
velum pitictit.e.,htuit-a singl,. ea5 , .r.....,vi.r by , any
other trealtn-nt. * * * Crhcitr the, treat
1 tome of the Ily Fp.phosphite -,,, 411 the bid styintht
time , e - eatthil.; :111,1 16V ilayt... , ::lintt.f flesh anti
sdrentriti. anti . I.ittaliii--toilil ! of tilefil hotter that .
thee had enjoviai ll , r seven tear. , Imoriously. i
'l'h.'tolt t :c ea-tett.tin-der inv . t.aro were in the
in,ipiLla. marl-t, ;old in Ilion .411 it_vmptoinst an
traerritlit fli:dist,s4• Dave di:altil..flred.' (if thbA
OM % ; f•rt• thij under int - i c.a.., I ha o
, ncit heard .
of a:single i).itirai st 1,,, did not express liimseq.
b , .u, fit oid .. ..by Illy. l l-e . ....t . I he. R..-tn , •dy ; although
i n ,„,, 1111 , ~I. I }Tin the ,littr.t..e was too fur' adi,
t'ann'ed to A:Sit the possibility ofnie n very, 1 ,
I Airwoone -I non as-'skeptletl .n medic's : es, oji
secitiv4.. al post..plvsle,ans t . 1y ,,, t. fr.,m ih,i, : ex.
lo:r1,-ne,..; o l liiteh hidit 'kits titte Dr.-J. F..Chini.!
hill's Rvl l ody for Torb 'rcul-14i1, -I would mayl
tont! w to have a ttMienti to that-dir4e.ise- . -Take.
i';.und the -o,,lne:r tmt - hi'tte'r, before there is
rtisorg.in.;atie,n. •. * * ' s '
. . W. W. TOWNS - D, Si. D:
„ .
. Ws eiclitmlerSofibsi iti relitphoplioe. -1
WI -I'ltO l' Nal:4B AND,
4;N;itI'AMNPI in every of C05:31331N
TION, and with flbv.r;abl,:4-111...ey in all Do-
rting.:rnot.4 Net :Oil Blood Sv.teme,
Centifil Debility. •DylloitAitt, -tho
- u, Ith•kot..l,l
1''i . .11141 C..inpiltintl:Spermat , .rrh. ,l .in- all dis.:l
4n-ders Oopenden't un imp! rti...; .4, iiiipairerr nu-
tritint)..iiiiJ in nil of 6.r 11 or cod-itit b
utionit
debility. They' 1111 Itei-vona nr
vital
pnergy. , Btveriti, and
Expeetot.ttien, - inprovu'Aho appotite.,
Dinribten: poortole ri•fresliitig
crate flew ani Deattlty
:•• A FAIR T 111.11.-1,1 A CFR. r AiN CURE ;'
• 7 tandls t,tipe t . botttts; 81 sand .
Dn ititt:ettittututfl this rt•ttsttiv with thei!htis
ph3te4-or Chernit.o Poeta. Beware of 411 pro—
p:stilt-loom trim, Ih•• u-ss of. which; its
Com,uissptisiis. iv pront.unet-ti claw:emus
and bt eminent In. c1 , c..t1 tithoriii. ,
Send for ml- new aive!4 the
only reliol3ll. iuli, umilnn h. reLitirsl.l4,,Dr.Clsson.h...
SIN 'rrizAistosa. lowisso. It . tr. Nod Onli•
iscsigsrKses GEsi:lrse Pis rPstisATlo:.4" and
hr httrl tit ; ttlir.,qtri•tAltht ihttggitdd.
arid Whill:Attit. awl it.... 411 ut iho !WIC GvniivA
itt lb.. Uststois Sts•t 1•Y • •
INC!' ESTER. •
otsjivl3 „ N, Y.
'ger Nor - soh) by ADEL, "MR HELL,
E.. N. 11.0 f.; E:ilS. Prit:t.ip:l