• e = • 2 , • ,
401v,rtir• maroon.
Mitonr.of th• Pa 4701.4.
I ThowiellirTamicirr wiliuTtfl rat l'ortat t
-Ausartisr Tea
It is often asserted Afiat,t u ae distinctioa
between the 4iarties der
nominated Deno Ora and Federal, = halt
been obliterated;:and that thei‘fave bee ,
so blended tiagetbmin==lkterNti l its that
their former ,Oharacterhities 'andtures
can no longer:he, tracedi,_?,Hentt . ,
18124efitied the federal as the opllositiod
to the, Deniocrai l ie, party. - and that is hi
distin: •lshing feature - A the present day.
Other ••• ititis of eluiratiter _are also-discern
able.- • • 'Jefferuni in 1820—sketcheii
their_ port *las:folio ws
" The federalista,' , defeated in their
Schemes of; obtaining • power - by Oillying
partieti-tO the principles of monarchism,
have changed their tack,. and- thrown;ent,
'another barrel to the whale.. The 'Misitour
'Ti question is for power."
What a similarity of metapho t r - ( lay do
Jefferson use in their descriptioniff thib
party. Clay says: "The fed§ildbitS tack
with every gale—they cariT•theAlag of
every nation and eve 7 partyt:l44lo, in
one purpose to steer. into the"iiiien of
power." Jefferson 'says : "They are ta
king advantage of the virtuousteelings
the people to effect a divisima:oCiarties
by a geographical line; they- , expect this
will insure them on local pnnetples • the
majority they could never bbinitroin prin.
ciples of federalism. Some of theleaders,
if they could attain the
.poweixtlieiram
btu: orr would rather =eat toireep the Un-
ion together, but others have ever had in
view a separation. Of one %Mat I am
certain—that the passage of sleivettOom
one state to another would not metE a
slave of a single human being wire would
not be so witgontit - i so their - diffusion o•
—ver a greater , surface 'would makethem
:individually happier, and fat:44oo aaian
cipation by dividing the burden on a
greater number of coadjutors. -The_ques.
Lion bas given resurreotion to the Hart
ford Convention men. Desperate 44re..
gaining power under old political
distinc-
Lions, they have adroitly wriggled into its
seat, under the auspices of morality, and
are again in the ascendancy from which
their sins had burled them."
He wrote to John Adams in 1821:
" What does the Holy Alliance mean to
10 with us on the Missouri question?—
he real question is, are our slaves to be
presented with freedom and adagger?—
IPor if Congress has power to regulate the
conditions of the inhabitanta of the states
the states, it will be but another
exercise of that power to declare that all
. shall be free. Are we then tame again
Athenian and Lacedemonian' Conceders-.
cies? Or is this the tocsiairf -mendy a
servile war? Surely they wilt parley a
while, and give us time to getOaCof the
way."
Can a portraiture of character and prin
ciples be given more accurfitely thatedef-'
ferson has given Or "the party in'-power ?
He is out of the -way, and the slaves are
Thesented With fmedetti and a daggerl--
e holy alliance of his day are the Chris-,
tian and infidel abolitionists anitedin one
rand crusade against the south, and the: I
Inquisition of Spain was not more, to •Iml
dreaded than this holy alliance, fonitedia
the days of Thomas Jefferson,. and whith
has plaited its flag with the mitt°, "The
Constitution of the United States is an
agreement with death and a: covenant:
with hell." Under the inspiration of the,
horror he felt at the discovery of its pur.;
poses, he made the following speech in;
•the Senate, appealing to the humanity of
the Northern people, and warning the
people against its designs. He says, "The
abolitonists are resolved to persevere in
.the. pursuit of their ohjecti at allhazartlai
with them the rights of property are no
thing, the deficienciesof the-g.enOrld
ernreent are nothitig - ,- - thenekirOwledged ;
and incontestible Tiehtsltif -the - states are
nothing, civil' war, - aZZoolution iwftbit Un- ,
ion, and the overthrow of a go*erziment
in which are , concentrated ;the bopes eta
civilized world ire:'neoiliing.: '-Thiir par- ,
-pose is abolition—concealed by the:WO
:lest' veil: The immediate :abolition -of,
slaveryin the District ofColumbia', the
prohibition of the removal of Alyea from
state to state, and the_refiial.l6
_ sddiit
any new state permitting within
the institution of idavery, are lait;s6,9ll4ny
means to the accomplis hment of the same
end at which they avowedly aim—are but
so. Many short stages in—the lOog mud
liroo4y road to .the distant goal at which
'4147 would Emily arrive. They began
thee:4ooone by p sing to employ
ofily*ersiiaitive mean% hot to the agency
utpoutuuilion that' now propose to sahati
tate The powers of the banot 7 koz, arl - 431 3
W
mast be blind , what - iipastung around
ns; who Aloes not perceive.that the ine*flt
able tendencY of their proiatiZige 0,7 if
these should be foniat*teoen't.i tg,in
vOke finally the"more — po le
thii - bayonet. 'The subject-of- slavery in
the District of Colombia.andAllikten'it4
ries, are but so,,many masked batteili*
concealing the real point ofauack; The
point ofattacl; iirthe institution '
of slaves
zy as it existsietbeii3 , staies. it ictolit;.
crate three million Of slaves:held in-bouil
!ige within them. , The tint, imporiment
=their - way is the utter Intritt Pcnrerifi
th 6 ;general governmentAOleffect" their
3 ,, Fr00f..4 ,. The Constitution oftharpitpil
ftam-conld never have beMi l forited
on 4 . l ifiiiiPOPle of, investiprtheT.ginieit
*overiutiet ,
.with- authority t o swi s h
Iteevaraolio
vioatinned if the exerebwtir
secks , PeweileasskimOvKus*Ped.
bioertyiartheldia rites would oniy
tablielied by. violatingthe Ing,9*4tible
,powers the states!, afilltedbvertinkihe
wO4- atatiostkiNi.:**(4l:#4,AlTe
-14tabwriedvammev, 'orAtter t tiro
71.
rth•lironitgiagraikatiUifif e
i t 4
,g2wraf t lMr'el. • 1 4 11 4- n ".
belly diem**
an race. An immediate 0010,00 of slave
ry anaifiiiiEdlitiolillitaiiitruld end
b:1
to civil war .audAn. tzteTnottr t ,„"fur
jitzittiinie6henia ofifiti" ether. mum , .
-Jefferson shin myth, 'l' It iarcettnin tbittlhe
titii wee; undee?; the same g
repn lion* ma* assert aaiolemaly
as they bav,P;d o o.Ctier9; o4l43 . l ; ll4l 4 ..1 11 0f
design in aboliodlioiAlverf.'when
iworctiMiiencekthiiltsits'bi:44ho -
As c ipetraceabte that declares:many *rill of"
thew hhd. such designs, nodit con be . prov- •
id that the war would nevethale tom.'
itteliebd' had the)' not belickea it. would re
sult-in establishing• their power over the
nation"ty-military force`-=and thus control
the south - at their
,pleasnie2tri Feb.„186,1,'
three'nionthe'hifore the war commenced,-
the Triton* said:; ;
'" If liar 'between the sections onae be.
be a ar r.to extinguish slave
ry. COnnot everybody see _ how. ,easy
will bear Cain , war ikomniences, , tomake
thtfOontrnetion of slavery the issue of the ,
' viOrl 'The institution could he overturn
ed AnY • litkie .which the fed
eratzpowerch(xise to plant an army; - and
this war. ill. be :conductedoh that 800
*tieteltheAlil Eittindnyhiehdot.tOdn re
moval.-__..-_- - - - -
's4llsticittll?-iyi-o-41igrael•Oreeley
bore/140 M , eritn,compOintih4,4rid thee
The Tribune Of Nine,
1861, says: -
",Mr. critondep is: Vr0 11 • •
with i'dOzen new pocket handker
giefeclAv
~ane, are, to have,theAlig yearly
ivel•eitd:4oer over the latilern. Vico is
the aecvet qn a=whic he* the ti ray
inacU44thistihong men tbeygs.
It nn'tQdif.:--111r. - : President, Xieut.
den- Scott, * BeeretnriFis, wheeler
li *oil
It. is !;Ton niartVe- I
fore you make such an impqentsconciu
siti-as ark* . JThe.willeloition loathe : 4le
PA%9,OfP).PIPPEniEft and Wie. l l spew it Out
of their mei:aft.: There• sie hundreds of
thousands who would rather see your cap. l
itahoitymith not oneeteruelifatipetirun
other. The people do not care a mustard
seed- whetber_they haver tempQisiTnner
froniitvhich tolcinne-Ohrermnent
worthy the name, or such a miserable husk
and.shell bf idmitiiitratiori as they have .I
had for slow and humiliating years. Nay,
they would prefer the passages which lead
to the safety of stable po wer, thotigll fi re
and blienili..titiiiVeiriniqjfireu-tt to
betray, the .nation copyrogniso.-You
will resign orl o realigned. The fashion
of elevating heads at Temple Bar is a lit
tle obsolete k imt npleeof,m4l.n aikekeyond
tke: tehißoU _
the letlm people
break out in mobs when the dove of' peace
is wooinz, the land e ,*ware of themovhen
tbeY alit in die!pigtoply "of War. The - sane
men„whollavettoncliedbill!phandle
a cartage. They • will - as residily-Organ
ize
.a military despotisM as they can re
comity:int on the foundations of tranquil
r $P 000 l)* ft,t.atility and
old tat tkerhOiod ard , ndt be t in of the
hour, and the breath is, !rusted in crying
peace, peace, when there is no peace but
under the svrord." '
r ',11866f. tfentinffno3 ittd ftnit! '
Prilitt 11( 0 al If*** 'which' *Ste* 4'4-
41 nu m - with Jan
their holy - crtnade against "slavery. _
holy alliance, spake thus in June, 1861:
%aim% Zcith butg qtroxe
die Opinion that hutdry bad Ow - record do
war that proved so dreadful and disant
row ea this; that there was not a Chris.
Unu in the how who had not lifted his
voice in - piney to God to stop ibis blood-
" Guthrie cries_peace I Lewhere be
.noidoodshed, for-yon are brothers! We
can tell Dr. Gotbriuthat 'the anti=slavery
lantiinenrof merit isiii - Wideterner
stuff- hope the government will take
John Quincy Adams' counsel, and aboll4 '
elJsPtge.l7))Y:the arviedlaa, and the edge
of the ourord."'—ereeley.
ifinfreleY sidortheibtdithielete Would
resort to_the bayon et e.-71*, with therm
the of po w ers 'in the gerlergdgovern
thentl dttOtbits-be c ontestable
rights 'Orilit State* ---t
,The
war_power they thought; they could 'use if
war could Orbs kneughtion. The Tri
bune sitys,otatismen who have itobigh
er ideas of
,gernimetitythan are drived
from the ConstitutiOn and statute books,
e 4troftbeildeir for 7 iliese ilmes.C 4 We.
mustebeve rttealvbd-will, not prate about
the tfifieb--theConstitiitiod-ii4the liig
True, men . valuaVonatitution -and laws el-
Was a ma t iaa , * ll 4,o4 and Sher -. they
can hittger,' lecotopludt. ;Ai& object,
they are inimpled :ender- feet' as aallities.
It is for President. Lincoln to decide whe
ther ho will. be a t leader in;thia waraf.free
4e! 4 1 a.Y..*4 some • bolder spirit
stlii4eit: Alec ikeinfli.. hantlB, , ,
John Browns. must take the Aeldin their
own wa7,4nocleitning
_liberty to the ?"-
pmised eithey _ - •
' This isAboliCarallbStsefortned in New
England, spinet .elsvery in the days - of
'. l reffenkM-.00 :.Maly,
: crusade of Win.
aiiia. , Girrimin and Abe holy .
OfinfideriWoad ch*tianity'.:tot. Every
mitt trbiorref revered ,tbe patois , of Thos:
hit*itoalikjiod hie&
almfs.tbitt
otaAliiirk* us It treat break
away" froiritliifenibitide of Satan . Christ
neva-Islet tikatispiptge44o, /read his
espel brig iirt btabte-/-
I C ) ; - 46 0 3 M -034";
:: Ple/ • - = pli , ► ---,, •
~„,•,, - '''
‘ 4:, ':73
i t
Iri gi'.riagi toz +.. VV.
ted WIC if4tWulogii •- . ,
Maldrosit4r4ik ' z•-0 , 14j;r ii?;" ' '
- • • ' • LIMN.
•••• •
t . I
St.."l/ e.,4141414011.71
Intriroothi
ti f 2:
7Pcfi.ticks-tAltlingY .11 111 -* ,, res arks. the
ti eceas
Vitrern 4 lo Ve T t:ta an dntri.
-7, Lill: qlteitti9 l ). alittVer• by poetical
fet*al glAss" Mg? lads, of
.votpra who not only !Ash,: ,to see • a
iiird3P,Perlielmtrv-rtior : eleete4 l ,,but will
0 0 4
,) , ,,l9rM
.: U) (W.eotowaitu , au it)ctotire
•
Every,sololer Wb9 Nruli provided by
Andrei G. Curtin with shoddy „cnifene
lessofibPP. .441; 1 4 .willolefeetive
IlT)Let ; Irderr qtat• OP: MOO ds of that
140t1PlIsnla..-FltPot make large
9ontrael- Pmlitsi, 4 xlmthich:. the Goyeruor
F O O4 'lce/O'4M Comillbstion.
ktimyvold4r,srhgorassettneed in
to thti service Oftbe '6414 States for six
ultillrupoa-thepledge,ardanuily-given
y - An rew. 4A-_CurtiN Abut._ the „Inas so
in6tiaritlirehoabe 0041'6i= the
Which „ilia -violated •• al
most as soon as it Was made,
lit Every methber of the gallon t Pen
• iisylvania Reserves, *he nfterlietfurmitig
prodigies of valor were retained Ain the
federal service without !icing allowed 'to
contOlinitie and recruit, while Now Eng,.-
ldnd•Mchuentaalere . furloughed; because
GoYerrter enrtin bad not manliness enough
to demand - this - well-eared. reward, _ of their faithful, services".,
it r Every mechanie who is compelled
to t'alie orders upon Ma' eniplOyer's store,
instead of recovering cash for ids sery ices,
will vote against tbe MUD who vetoed the
bill to remedy this evil, which wrongs the
laborer of his hire.
.V.,..:.gyory farmer in the Cumberland
itei . Who was , robbed by tbe'rebels, be
ccku,e-Gr. urtin :h a ,not the Manliness:
and the ability to do his sworn dilly 'by
the Commonwealth .of-whieLl im was the
ExecAlve - Chief. --
E errtaf PaYer,:.‘.ihd fuTIY eider
*WO* ttie. great: robbery,-; perpetrated by
the bill. repealing the tonnage tax, which
Gov. Curtin signed after he was
.pledged
to veto it. •
VII. Everyman who believeil that a
State is an independent sovereignty with
in its constitutional sphere ; and who is
unveil ing that State independence should
be Sacrificed to gratify a Federal des
pothirn.
VIII. Every honest man who knows
all the corruptions practised by Curtin
and his fizends, Which were so gross and
montrous that his Attorney General, Fur.
viance, was forced to fesignhiti office-7de
ming to'remain an honest man. •
nataralizaktiitiaenof -Penn.
syivania who recollocteotiat.,. -Aqbrew G.
Curtin was tile High Priest of , Know
ITothingistnia 1854-5, when he was See
retary of. State' to Gov. POiloar.' •
X Every man "who had & son,
brother or friend drafted, or who was
himuelfin rretior*Vbuiviiiiicrot-.
Curtin permitccdPenbs , 344aiiia to be com
pelled to furnish, ;by draft Aiiurplqs over
" 11 er-•qcf 4l 4* -- FIIerkPLIP St4telN F:Ilic. 11 Awl
not, t futtashed their f number wcre
emPted . frOnteonseriPthin.
• .4
XI. Every man who, believes ;pper.
.sOnal liberty, five - speea, and it free pres.l,
thstreat triad of nghte, whieh Governor
Curtin has suffered the General Govern
ment-to trample under • feet ' Peniliiyl
- in defiance of the Constitution of
the Commonwealth • awl •of the United
Staley.. '
Every man who believes that
government is a government of White
Ines; a:tali-opposed to negro m*enaries
to negrisstiffrage, and negro equality, the
great. end-nud ainrof Gov. Curtin and the
-Abolitionists.
• MIL Every man who believes itrthe
Union as oar fathers-framed it;-under the
Constitution as they ordained it; and who
looks to this war ass means of preserving
the latter and restore ing the former—and
grearmeabkietrtriiikh States
643 4 f /K riOr n g t t ; 1/ .. l Wf r" if c e eB A t ll 9 l
piles into Eller,. f it; ;
xrv: Every mieWho is in favor Of
Pence , -based upon a restoration Of the
trifion'as it was•;with equal rights in all
theptatea, and the Whereat rights of free
men preserved and peirtnated.
_These c las s es • Will gave Gnonoi W.
WOODWARD at lean 'THIRTY -thousand
majority in OctOber next.—Me will soon
inform the Inielligencer who wants to see
an Abolition Governor elecitid in Pen
nsylvania,-;--ffoytighimrittieserat.
_
Political-Poaching.
At - a recent la:016g of the' Congrega
'done; Association in 'Hartford,. Cimn., it
was stated Vy orill'of the committees that
the Episooßalyburch
.knptised chil
dren toiliesr Yoliiiiksitte-eadditicihs were
made to their ehttreh
that there wail's larikeiiiithle dearth ot In
terest in the cause of Chiistianity. The
reason for' ll this is . apparent
le preaching. lbw efinstian
Churchei cannot prosper, so Iplig as, their
bonne' ofpublic worship' are -- turned into
political caucus moms. The N. , y.
akinmerii, speaking of - political
preaching from the pulpit, for the lan
few. yewsays : -
'The - people in some parts of the 1 01 d
have been Wholly without -e.lergymeno—
Tholittoi: Imre turned into political'
tors; and have been making, the temple
tOriseaisited to Worship, a place of..biawl.
We heard 11-gogy
inanpniseti lieraon On the LOra'a .
in wlli!eb'belfaidlliat Ire right
him , was it our duty to fOrgive our politk
*Olajefliniies,liiiid that.the praypr • for% (Orr
give.rerr'as- - ,We*ve feMtveu oipm, -4 * B
sot tieipaises other than Ots perp
p0 . :4 16 d-Preteilatt!re `-
Thio
iftt;hion- Giki* wa64tatually
Windetiidelfile tliCatninspberOW- -NeW
Englaudehurch on a calm summer 'Moth
ebnieh ,Men
were -soiidis
towed iii,ntherAnd tter yentivurlieto
tkii:ptirn . iiiiird_of'God from lips! undefiled
brae - mionato wipe of, 44E4 - wrath,
that maW;driulkefilie day."
An oire 114 VdoNliiiiiklnheati. 1
”Thet-spAnded artiel,e . x ts e_liperfuLko4
ith# 9443100, a .0104 11 -;-ith
Aliiht4daiiug thiiisearvileitts e aoltai
" Suppose by some means or other, bad
licit_ itboul4 - 40 - i iitte i t akivet- Ai the
'resent tie it suppoietthat iie'do not al
trAo aiditt/niltnstrftli9Oaßts, arecno.mirt
nk ii.hypt tkitifillly.t LA bid -inen
should get into power--suppose that eith
er b ignorance orwickedness they should
in vp..op.eoußtrit, in ..sitwT:ra .var„that
11,., tVefii eipidast , gi: Mk paOdidl Afinion
yl i a
Vilil, ittlgir. Ail ~ , C Alit Ufa ..flitilish
war was foolishly conducted, so as to inev
itably lead to defea t :disaster and disgrace
Suppose instead of sending out 20,000 or
619 1 9 0 0- men', o blartulnie. our foei at ohle,
lultr3looo,ol. Atido!aluitild be tient f a.' a
time, so as to give the enemy an opportu
nityitsictitltbW4o6 JitititirrLand :after
year's fighting we should lose more ter
titay thaw we bad gained, F , Suppose-.the_
most incompetent men wits selected for the
chief omninanil, Mem .tokci had no other ,que/i
-fixations but their limitedness to party, and
who tiolnanaged the war that a small body
of the enemy txmStantly kept. the advan
tage 'of us. Suppose that very inadequate
preparations virere, mad" for the, con'test,
so that the Aitnr %violin: Went 'of eldest
everso l .fiitPniVP- a ll 4 Ais, suppose that th e
cOartrp inesiourefinicAvitli monstrous loon.
Itpd ff. 7.1 o .4ifglei goes, ... ,UndEalfthese %)ir.
cnitstdn'ees stipireite the i44/ite6sitiei 'un
easy
and ventured to complain thatthings
were not managed so well as they
.might
be—pray how should an unprincipled ad
'ministration .-Font.rivo to (stop - :the, corn
plaiht* 4 th&peop!e I': '• ; . ~-, ~...
) firMathekuit set tbeir hirellisss liintOrk
to trainee all telo had the hardihood to com
plain of their wiekedness.and folly!
Would they not order t4e.cry. of " T 4.
BY, ENEMY TO THE COUNTY, SUBMISSIS-
Stru - flillrmid forty ptherimrd Matra A°
fbe. 44useil nkalnet itheni ft, ; ,', t'
To their poor, mean, contemptible, un
principled tools,. who
" Uke
Egan k v i L g d= and knee-
Wear out tbeirlhas Enna liks ' .
For T,beirsnaa,tfen ass,
onOnght'btit provender,"
would not their language be, mark those
daring men who complain ?
They tremble as they tell our follies
and expciab Our sralcnas., _lTisleis hushed
by our influence orauthority , they may drive
- Imo ondyo Abaft 'tor !the boners; and
ein'OTU'ineiats i f o ta aril so beless able to feed
yOu ! Hunt them down:; 'Hunt them
down/
"Butivhat would be the answer ofn vir
tuous, enlightened and indignant people?
Fearless rtf:th)e enrisequences—'l.snoweti by
the threats and and abase of,the hireling; of
power, they would with a firm and steady
step, march forward, exercising their un
questionable right , ofjudging of the conduct
of their priblic servants,; and, at their e
lections their voice would be heard and
felt through all the avenues of venality,
folly and corruption." Such was the ven
erable Charles Miners opinion .of..what a
corrupt administration, avoid do in time
r qty4r,-- We.comtnend it to the Republi
mut yartyai the 'reflections of one of their
oldest and most faithful men.
Qom" Greek fire" has
,frequently been
employed iu 'European wars, but not of
ten in modern times, says. the Washing
top Star, . No, nor poisoned bullets, 'eith
er, which the Troy Whig says our govern
ment is .having made.
GRADED SCHOOL
AL,T iIIiTOINTII.IFLCII3.B4.
ronl3 School Director's of the Borough of hionfemm
having secured the large and commodious Aftdemy
building and Apparatus, will open their School oa
Tuesday the let day of September,
next, with a corps of able and experienced teachers.
Prot. P. 2U lortatelpail.
Rev. J. H. WOE% :Teasher of Languages.' mum Dimorc4A•sfet;ims,
`s JESSIE RIMEL t
lIIIssIII4CJIBILItIi, eT of Mute.
• ir114919 #.ll i ZBEE or Ai smuts.
p'o't Puling coming from out of the Borough :
PriCOMmary
M= 00'
English. . . aco
' nigher ' do. do . , (Teacher'. blase) '4 00
Languages . 5 CS
Basle (extra) with nap of Plaueo ID 00
, - -
AL grekerloistarvis elliskitas win be
scurodsheatosodespeciallytorthoarepresssing4alssach.
-3 4 4 = syieredkkgintahr. Scared a high torus
and d ussiltaitnenttUal public patronage.
Our teachers already emaged.,areall persons of aclroowl
edqedsbllity and success. and other Withers will be sup
plied as' the saints of the Sabot delligna.l • '
Tber awe" will bolo:graded*" to turniab the bestihr
*cilitlei ter noproveinent r and excite an honorable tuna
halms hi the . pupile.
Boarglatthe Hotel* and In • peiHrate Otmitiea ; or solidi
for those who wish to board thenaselvescan be pr cured
at reasonable rates. BY orderldthe Hoard.
• • A4- 8 .4 1 Yal . 1• F. RITCH.
MUD BMW,
11 4 11111 Vail Term of Ms Itudititiori wiil eorninetieeiai
L Wednesday.", Sept. ai r 1866-tba Winter Taft on
Wednesday; Dee. ad—and Die Spring Term on Wedina•
day, Fob. 17, 1861.
- Wenescrimeoris.
asr. Woman Elehardson. Pram; abilbetoanes•
Ma. Edward Albans Roferasor of Language&
Milismaurd:lL.!ltteluardeast, Asatstaac
DEM W. Allen. Teacher of French.
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1111raileimn Itiebardnow, ILL : D4
• . • Waft/ op dpintoraY nwiniTaloselg•
, sunoir. •
Common English branches. per team. $* OD
Numi PhikilfthY,•Citeniiittt, Bolt-griepinir.- - 603
Higher Mathematics. Patin lind Great,4 oo
Instruction and use of Piano.. ' s'oo
French Language, (eztra,) 5 00
Itoopm- Real, ........ . 1 50
lfspeneeir Iladtatled Room; anduaeof lal
Eaeb. rowila runlalied With a milking store tad.
- dead and table.
—"lda Institbliorris throbbed algi copious PhiltilopE.
Chetalw,and ammitoudeal IllaWaions ant
tam, Wald& maids arnglreir
.aornellaredpierrabar and lustrartlro,TA.w.: a
Yolnpsei stridestii. !gip adeltdee. - •
CatiCnanmoN,_ l'••
. Dowd of Trustees.,
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Whl,ll. COOPER &ANL ..i ,
-.,-... - Girsrmirint
Ito - hi - poi/If ”Buiciestiim mini of
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i • q 1 J - : : tiverpoo l Pligki* L , , .:` ) '
DEaKONSAlddling to belYUar *dr Me* fa the old
=Rory, MO prams Dissaca *beta by the aboY
ebonithe subseyibess: -7 ' , " ..- : •• • r "..T:
..09.: Drafts au Ireloptlfor 'Meta Yips yikollt. _
WM. EL CCKIPIR a CO., BidartrY.,
ticettoiti o nty 17,A8113.q , V• . ~f.: •:, :. - 'i .
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napmlitie. antes, Pow tt.c.
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Vat 40 4 4 ORI
tit '':• -
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split lisummil Goo 0L
04- JIST
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:be lola . • - , ,
4k i r 4EOII , MEDVOTION ,
• prwi.e: • •
. 11 7Tio1:01 , !( ,4 1 1 Rc*tii, , . .
ENTIRE STOCK
ON :17* : :'PRODUCE.
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Majr;lB63.i • New Milford:
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nllll3 Il l irt& all. SIMS a sdri la thii Wei iltaiolved
~I. ' by orattol anneatl, Atioail itatabixt to ..the said lima
oy note or aetouat are re_questpd to cal at the pi :Ter
Wm.ll
. Cooper & Co's nahtleg. titaiso4 . Mid - Op.--
Payment meLbe made to U. af W E 4034.0; 0 late
arm or U. Bml.ll & Son. ...
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. itontriNse. Jatif 1 rt. i 863. : • • W. !AMMO.; .'
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,X). 30 :Zit: . 11 Z a . - 1431HT.Vt..32 7 •
*runs DENTAL 1n l all as branebon WEibc
carried on at the oldpflice of IL. Smith** Son. by
the. Undersigned.. Persons whiblng'sititiclof ' Teeth are
invited tonsil and essinioe Ppoelmens Mid prices.. ;All
work proinptly non neatly none, and Warranted. I will
do tione of Dental Warta, as_ low figures twanynne
In this &soot% or clecohere. .
' Egr — lt tt pplahtlyy The duty of all to Life their Work
dope by, s li6BID DENTIST,..
wM. WWII, Resident Dentist,
June Disk, iffit tf lifuntnise; Pa.
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LICENSE D-A U 01 7 1.0NEER•
111. C. pIITTTON,
traving taken one • Lleenie for the pnrpese 4 nue
-11111.tioneeriug, and halving hsd seven! „reran expericnie
lu thei business, now tenders his services to the public
in that capacity. None but a •Licensed Anetione& can
teas each. ander a penalty of 469. :See act of Congress,
Julgist 18n; fiefs 5, 9. • •
Orders br mail promptly attended - •to.; Residentie:
PriendsrillC Pa. X, C. PV.TTON.
' April 1111, ita6B, tr.
• 3P39ISTIOX.CIO3hT •
Examining' • -Surgrita4t
IlltsobshilberlarSing tieirki i ented by the Com.
•-• , Wapner a P,enalotts.a DI ICA L EXAMINER kif
arnlnit'and give certfileates to all entitled-to
Paulen*, *lll attend ter all applications that - inaY be
pmse'oted.o him, DlFintiole, Pa. ,Itootas at J. S. Tar
'htirssitotel. " E. PATRICK.
Nontnove. April 6. 11M—tf -;
IMPROVED SEP FOR MI
MEM cialVe tireati I..ASIMS. sterols
AL ofa tb redVotswoldßuek - aadNalite Sheep,
which be yr hes to dispose, of for breeding purialers..
Forest ;eke; Abe. It 18811. 8 b ItIikbrBIRCIIARTN..
NJ W FIRM. r
BALDWIN, AUDI 'it' 'BARNHART' ,
WEST SIDE OF TIIRLiC.AVENFE, •
mr.u.na
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FLOUR,FEED, SALT,
Garden Seeds,
Whit, h 'Ptak geed,
Peas, Lard, Candles,
PORK, HAMS, DRIED ME=
Fish, Snioked Halibut, ‘.
Syrups, .Molasses and SUMS,
TEAS, Cp FE St. SPICES, BROOMS
AND. NAILS.
Cash Paid Mr Batter.
A. MALMirlifil. WM. L. AF.sisr, P.
Montrose. April 14.
TO DAIRYNIEN
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have 'giallo . ) afTstigellienlis 'send to ?icily
arkon,Consignment er' Contract; during the
season. We will furnish palls free toolk who, are Ideal
tons ofdoing- isithen 'Po those 'who Wein to'send We
will guarantee the kiyhat nottrest-price andprompt • re
turns. they paying freight and commission.
gar - We will advittieb — moody 4511 -cmnsiganienti 'ff
wanted, and bold onrsefres,verponsible for, all „flutter
and Palls owned byrlstrymen dud Peat by us.
• • ) BALDWEtedtLLES4-BARNHART. ,
Montrose, aptil 10th, Wt. r • - • :41
Nic•grxic:s34l..
itr 'RIMER 'hell eittiett Interiate Mi.
AXI.. the same asiwitivonr, ef:Mention: MOONEY,
CORD, 1 Co..33gaoriaMillrEbkr4o,
lory Dealers , and' would be lumiv to We Old
Itbmlle.ofreeetve tbeirgrherei which we Will exec:tale
the very best manner In hie abee
Lor.DERBACR; CaL een ßEßlcit -
• ; gab* Row, N.?. ;
i,rt,
Grote n! fot_ l 4 , favgl*i tba anbilrlber , woaidmbit
respectfully mania attention of all prompt
R aying Mer
clients audiTradera.!to•lbe abet% notice. Cfrdefs for
Hardware will be reCelred bete. and forSrardrd
proved,) except durtug tbe - m'oollta of April, May, Sept.
andflet. ,Durluglbosa month' bOwlll be Most. M i r
see his friends and serve them at.2R Park Rem 314
Respectfully. C." 11 .-
Montrose, Feb. nth, : : rA•
NEW ItILVORD . :
zp, 0. rra
finis andendeted Would Inform the public that he On
11. caries on the Foundry in New Milford Borough, near
the "" s " 1 i M7 0 : 41/ qL an l a ” ll " 4 !q trll,"- '
‘0V5:, 1 1 2 44:7 1 0 0 ' .rgattolt
I,II,ITIVATORg. • ,
,Van Joe •
womeatah4o, ;bort; notlea:: AN' Witei
::arranted to by caps rpa4eriat
.firooilifoit.Apditkiesi•••L,••; •••. .• - ;,,
EYSTONE 110 TE, .
.At, btentrose; , l o a, ' i . 1 -
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iiiiiii • itait , : .
THis newatid commodious Untnnatltaatedon Mlle
Avenue. Mullif"Mbit Iroise, gild_ nearby to centre
, 01 gebteliettn pettionAfiltentam: Mien:Victoria
be
eonfidentthat ls relnd_h:tentertalnemillystrg
thitt eiumtst DAT ter teRTMENIINIIIIPMII7O .
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The AO igsfili r e sty IlAttnetzettlehin
12 ) 0
'bitite spirted to must Ira I evertor, enj hi
Ws PM atthiS • Itis'welts fled Witb.lll tteent
imPrOvementir imfatattriesni - nt DB .I=l ll
.iduirkted rentlyto moot th e of dui
' iThetritillP3ll4e4ll4 : haw' arel ley and
rnt PeSpffeter 4,111 , ;;inlot
lite old Mads , travellesicapitthe i 1 s
Jane, ff VIM%
ix= tar taint or inc ee ,
"hid) prerans. 0 ,.
imitelti the ted uto ,
of ninitittides of Mkt
that - P" Mine es or u
lucid 'by an enfeeble&
abed state of the Nom ;
ierein that iluid,be ttimee
worupetent 4 to'iruir e i n t h e
al forces in their vigom e ,
us. and leaves th e in.
to f on into disorder
decay. seroftdous
rumination is varicao.
disea r frY'
c.se,--Itur- living. dit•orster t i
Ayiftatdiimlnue air, filth . dad
ca y ,cprepung vices, and, a l to , ail,
by the veAereal inteetion. Whatever be its origi n ,
it ts licrOithry in the roitsitittiticiiolelsendin g .•.. ti me
fateriis tic; ihildren Unto the 'third' and fourth zen.
Mationl;".:itittectl.it seems to bei the rod of a m
who says, " l tgill ;visit the- - iniquities of the fathers
upon ateir -hltildrenj The dioceses which it ori g . irationa riathes, deem:cling to th e m at "
i t attacks. - luothe' lintge, Scrofula produres
.des; and ihratreonstunptiorrt in •the glands, swell.
ings which auppunno, and txxquat,Mresou s
in the stomach and , !swots, derinigtments 'shah
prOduae ilYspePtia, and liver comil i einu ;
on. the . skin, eruptive unif cutaneous ,a Tiara,
.11i6e . .ati gliai / tame origi . tivitifit. „ The
itentedy,, , Tit.. purification invigoration of ea
blood. -,Purify the +foal, and these dangerous dis
temper. w e yp pr. ~With feeble, lout, or cone pd
Yciod.'vbe thinnot hake henith , with the; "
.the, fligo.(temiht, Soli . Launut have intfuletu
disease.. I
• • 'Aietati
h 661Yi(tottatlett c livin the most erectile! multiunit
that' Meleel-Sewn/4 blth dthioyercil for this afflict
ing distemper, and for the cure of the disunion is
math. That mai for:444ldr us thy `Other ma
gi" yell devise,' , is *nowt) by altwho lave M en
tpal....Tisat does} partibino virtues truly ix.
traornary m fhetr effect ; upon Otis eta** of tem•
is irfdispuratily prtlyeit bv' the
nada , of I publicly known and: tannikrible vines it
bas mad t ef ; Bsetfoilevoing sliscasiat : Kin's E v il
Clandulat Iwellitigs. Tumor", L . 14111134
Pimple', Illetelies [ , and Bettthr, Erysipels z t,
Anse,,or -St. Anthony's rue, Salt Mum s
Stela Recd. cis An trlberclllOus deim.
its in the I n Z t. ite - Swolling3, Debility,
Dropsy . , Ne Dyapepsialar Indigestio n ,
, SypW4rand Syphilitic InfeeWkaui, Mercurial
Moms, Pamwe Mreakees,seS,:anif,
whole:series of complaiots that arise from impurity
the 'bloo d.''Zifieute reporbi" , of t individua( , t en
may bo 'ftsind irt Atin's ''A iesiitcAs ALmA'C AC
ildnCh is furnished to the *elm, fists for greillitnia
distribution s wherein rosy, he learned-the dimly,
for its use,.and soma _of the rem:4l;4le cures m h
it has niadd when ayl other, had Ltd, ro
'afford Those vre.es are 9 ptirptikely Men from
/all sectiturs of the mmmy, in onlorthot trory rind
snaj have acceos to some one ; who can *pet*, to 1,11
of its benefits.from personal experience. S cndu, :
depreisciti the vital energies. Mid thus leaCes its
thus far more subject to disease 'end its fetal re-11:•
than are healthy constitutions. Ilcrice it tends T.,
shdrten, and•slies-ginonly.Aftorteri; ihe iiver:wsl a,.
I don of human, Ire. The rest: importance of 16-,
considenuions has lest , to, spend y . cars in prf,-
- ing a tettidity 'Which to its cure. 'll, .
we flows offer . to -the public' under the name of
•A.ww.rite -Basissratutcs, although it is compose,
of ingredients, Atm% .ef which ,exceral the kit 4
• Sanaparalp in alterative pc l ver, By its yet
tray piofeeOcieWelf from the su . iVing and (I,lngtr
6, these disorders: Purge out the foul mere-Aim,
that rot and hale! in the blood; puree out CI:
emises of disense,and vigorous health trill fate,
By hi imam virtues this , remedy stimulates ti,
vital fintetions, and thus expels tho distempers
which lurk within' the system or burst out on any
Pirtif
.theWo_kuCgtv have been deceived by mar
r eoinpoutids of ' Sar=paract, that promised much
turd did nothing; but they will neither be three-el
nor disappointed in this. Its virtues have bent
proven by abundant trial, and them remains no
gnostic% Of its.: 1117441110 gr
_and
• ffir, the cm
of the afflicting Amuses it is, intended to retch
Although, under the same it.,
it is a very di
*rent medicine front any-other which has hero
befogs the people end is far more effectual thin
any other which IL, ever been, available to them.
.A.YELI3V-13
CIJERRY 'PBCTORAL,
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The World' Preatßeigody;for Cough,
COW, 'Zieipient Consuniptinni and
ibr the relief, of Colunzmptivo
patients in ectieneed eta.
gee of the dieeeeet7
This has been so long used mid sogunivensll7
krimixt, that we need do no more Mna,assure the
'peak - that 423 quality is kept up to"-,the test item.
has been;-and that it may be re-1W onto do all 3
hog ever does:. - •
Prepared b 7 Da. J. C. Am & Co.
- ••• • ..!:;L• ',4 2 frscltitd widdno4pried eblewt;
, .:Lo.welOdiss
I3dd Well discs everywhere and by
•' - •
A. TURRELL, itontrove,
and bylone, trader in every town in the
county.. rnaylt) ewit
AIR
• P'? ititätt**FitiCioNo, rbeirry
iViOhiiiirie Betall Dinlier!
21Z4r4D Vjltart
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40 „re.. •
, STEEL NAILS
~SPILIAJEA4, I Akirsaas,
BIOLLERI,IIARDri*
CorwrEnoto 01 SPIKV.
• RAILROAD & .MIN.II9'O IePP.CIBS.
‘0412.4140.E BPRING,S, .4XLE.9; eiallllB Aga
.I.6OXES, B61418:1 - Nlita.anit TOASHEILS,
.$ Plalrat4:ls4l44 R..41411...EVA,131.E •
IRONS muds,,s.R,W l 94
nutizgrir bp.tcotz t g. ,#€*
ANVILS, , STObßit ontt"DMS:VELLo s i I,
ft e 4IAMMERt3, SLEDGES. FILES" %kat:O.
CIRCULAR AND MILL SAWS, DFI4IMG, PAeSO O,
' , ArA___RIT44 . AI4GCICIY„ Tit/MEM. PARIS
DEMENT. HAIR di3ORNROXIN'TES•
11t0t01; WFDOW °LAW, uWriupo Fuel*
- •" • • FAMILANICS SeALE.S.. •
a !Winton, Much Si, 1 8(14 : '' l7
WALL AND WINDOW' PAPS
supply. "7/MRl=l'
I 3ELOvrameterke.
TA:te muket,eonstaiiiyan tinds end suitor
1141VIMI sl , s* 6113 , 6 • 4 ' WTII4
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