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GOOD NEWS FROM MISSOURI.
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GfeKEftaL
Flight at th Rebel ander Martin Green-lap
Iwr ol Uaggage, Prolton Bad Munder.
Warhinoto, Sept. 12 The following de
p.tch km received to-night ft, the headquar
let of tbe army : , .J ....
St. Imvw. Sept. 12,1801.
IV Pl V. D Tnwnaend. Assistant ArijU
tant Ueneral :-Tb report of OeuVral Pope,
r. ceived to day from llunnevilie, ny that he
made night march oo Martin Orecn last
Sunday, who, Uowerer, roi nonce ui ui. .
proch i but was anccsasful In continuing tbe
diversion of 3.0U0 or the rebel force, leaving
IIPIIIUU llirui iih.u H"S ..--.. - ---
.,. ) alio the Dublin tirnnerty aeired by
Oreen at Shelbouro. Uen. Pope's Infutitry
m too tnnch fatigued to pursuit. I bu Dorse
mea, however, continued tha pursuit ten or
fifteen rutle. until tbe eneny was compeleiy
icattered. Tbe railroad east of BrookMd is
opeo, and no more Secession camps will be
made within twenty miles.
Oneral Urant telepraphs that tbe Grst gun
ia in puiliou at Fort Holt, Kentucky.
(Signed) tlntis C. FkEMONT,
Major Ueneral commanding.
THE LATriST FROM THE It KB fcb ST A T F.
Lolisvii.i.k, Kf.Sept. 12.
Tbe Richmond papers are full of doleful
descriptions of tbe ravages of sickness lo tbe
army of the Potomac.
The Union prisoners in Richmond now
number fourteen hundred, aod are confined in
five tobacco warehouses. Uy recent orders
no more visitors are admitted to them.
Newspaper are denied tbeui, aud tbe supply
of coflee and sugar cut off.
Capt. Gibbs, of Florida, has been appoiut
ed Prurost Marshal for Richmond.
The panic io North Carolina bas consider
ably subsided, and fugitives from tbe coast
towns are returning to their homes.
Charleston papers state that within a
month fourteen vessels have entered Char
leston, aud thirty three tbe Wilmington
harbor, and that in the same time one hun
dred aod eighty thousand dollars in duties
had been paid lo collectors
At New Orleans John Ross, chief nf the
Cherokee Indians, publishes a statement that
nt a mass meeting on tbe 21st ult , bis people
authorized their authorities to form an alli
ance with the rebel government, and that
a mounted regiment, under Col. Drew, will
be raised fur the rebel service.
COL. JOHN A. VASIIIGTO SHOT.
Ci.iRK8iiLBO, Va., Friday, Sept. 13.
Tbe rebels . commenced an advance on
both pikes yesterday morning toward Klk
Water aud Client Mountain summit. Tbey
succeeded . in surrounding the fort on the
Summit, and cot tbe telegraph wire. Tbey
continued to advance on Klk Water until
within two miles of our troops, when a few
shells from Lnomia's battery dispersed tbem.
Skirmishing was kept np all nigbt.
This morning two regiments were sent to
Cut their way through to the summit and
succeeded, the rebels retreating tu all direc
tion..
Two rebel officers spying round the camp
at Kik Water this morning wore surprised
by our pickets and shut, Tbe body of oue
was brought into camp, and it proved to be
Hint of Col. John A. Washington, of Mouut
Vernon.
Washington, September 15.
About one o'clock this afternoon two of
the Rebel pickets detained at Muntmn's Hill
ventured heyood their picket line, when tbey
were fired on by our sharpshooters. As they
were both seen to fall, M is supposed that
tbey were killed.
Several companies of Iierdan's Sharp,
shooters have arrived. Tbey will be distrib
uted in detachments, among tbe brigades, for
tbe special purpose of picking off the leading
Rebel ufiicers in case of uu engagement.
They have been anxiously looked for, and will
contribute as much to tbe success of our
urms as tbe artillery.
By a strict account having been kept it is
ascertained that seven hundred shots have
been tired by tbe Rebel pickets during tbe
list week, of which our into kipdly returned
fifty.
On Inst Thursday a peace meeting was
sailed to take place at Ruckville which was
projected by a number of prominent Rebels
iu that place. Uy order of Gen. Uaoka a
considerable force of Federal troops was on
hand at the hour appointed lor the meeting,
who arrested some twenty of tbe most noted
iudiviiluuls concerned therein.
In pursuance of orders from tbe Secretury
of War, the Quartermaster General of thH
Army is directed to take the necessary steps
for the registration of the graves of soldiers
killed in battle, or living in hospitals. Frieods
of the dead will herealter have little difficulty
in 6ujiug tbe remains or their relative. wbo
full in tbe war, aud are buried here or in tbe
South.
The Richmond shoe merchants urge the
discharge of all the shoemakers from the
army, aud their employment in the manu
facture of shoes, composed principally of
canvas.
PlllLADKM'UU, Sept. 13.
W, II. Winder recently arrested in the
armory of the Philadelphia Home Guards fur
treasonable correspondence was sent to New
York for Fort Lafayette this afternoon. The
correspondence discovered was with Breck
inridge. Davis, Burnett, &e. Roth copies of
his own and those from correspondents, from
which it appears be assured Breckinridge bis
coarse in the Senate was approved of by
large numbers of tbe best men in the north
wbo were only awaiting an opportunity to
overthrow the rule of mobs, and that many
of his Home Guards belonged to that organi-
lion ouly to disarm suspicion.
Pbint or Rocks, Sept. 15.
About three o'clock this afternoon a force
of five bundled rebels attacked a portion of
tbe troops under Col. Geary, stationed about
three miles above Harper's Ferry. ' Colonel
Geary commanded in person and tbe Ggbl
lasted about three hours.
Tbe enemy were driven from every house
and breastwork, and no less than seventy-five
of tbem are reported killed and wounded.
Oar loss is one killed and a few slightly
wounded. Our troops behaved like vete
raos. Companies U, D and 1 of tbe Twenty
eighth Pennsylvania regiment, and two
companies of the Thirteenth Massachusetts,
were engaged in the conflict.
During the bght a rebel was seen taking
aim at Col. Geary, when tbe Colonel grasped
a rille from a soldier and shot him oo tba
spot. Our troops are iu fine spirits,
ECCSSIOMSU "Mr-PtD IN THE BID."
Baltimore, Sept. 16.
Tba police are arresting tba secession
members of the Legislature as fast as tbey
reach this city ou their way to Frederick, so
that there will he no quorum to morrow,
nearly three-fourths gf the members of both
houses being secessionists, aud it is presumed
that they will be all arrested.
Tbe arrests this evening are Messrs, Den
nis and lleckart, of lie Senate, and Maxwell,
Lauding, aod Rayim, of tbe bouse.
Let those who want to "compromise" with
traitors, "slind from under." The catherincr
avalanche of a patriotic public sentiment will
crush lo atoms whatever shall attempt to
impede tbe prosecution of tbe war until
Utoioo I squelch.
aUCCEISFCL FIGHTS A0 SKtmmill-:.
A 1 CHEAT MOllftJTAI.
Col. John A. Washington's ltody Returned.
Three Tennessee ! yiment Diverted at
: Cheat Mountain. A Larrge Force Driven
Back from Elkicater.
Ki.kwa.tfh, Va, Sept 16.
Tha body of Col. John A. Washington was
sent over to the enemy yesterday, tinder flag
of truce. While on the way it was met by a
similar flag coming from the enemy for the
purpose of obtaining Information as to his
condition.
On the 12ih Inst , a detachment of 800 men
from the 14lb Indiana, and 24tb and 25tb
Ohio regiments, dispersed three Tennessee
regiments, under Gen. Anderson, on tbe west
side of Cheat Mountain, completely routing
them, killing 80 and obtaining most of their
equipments. Our loss was 8 killed.
Tbe enemy made an advance on Elkwater
on tbe same day witb a force supposed to
have been 15,000 but they wore driven back
by detachments from the 15th Indiana, 3d
aod Gib Ohio regiments, and shells from
Loo mis' battery. They have "retired some
eight or ten miles distant.
A strong force of Arkansas, Tennessee
and Virginia troops also threatened the east
side of Cheat Mountain, but they have not
yet had a general engagement with tbem.
A shell from one of Loonus guns thrown two
miles into the enemy's camp, killed ten aud
wounded four of them.
Tbe Thirteenth Indiana regiment bad a
severe skirmish witb superior numbers ol the
enemy on the 12th, and killed ten or twelve
of them, witb but trifling loss.
As the enemy advanced on Klkwater, their
column was handsomely checked by a detach
ment of the 1 (tu Indiana regiment.
Lieut. Morrill of tba topographical engi
neers, was taken prisoner by tbe rebels while
on his way to Cheat mountain.
THE BATTLE AT LEXINGTON.
Jlivorted Defeat nf the Utbtlt.
St. Louis, Sept. 17.
General Sturgis,
with one regiment
infantry, two companies of cavalry and one o
artillery, took possession of St. Joseph on
Friday last.
It is reported that a battle took place at
Lexington yesterday, between the Federal
forces there and the Rebels under Martin
Green, in which most of the latter were
captured. This needs confirmation.
Another bridce was biianed on tho Ilanni.
bal and St Joseph Railroad, a day or two
smce precipitating the locomotive into the
stream and killing the engineer.
J FKFKnsoN Cnv.Sept 1 7 O ther accounts
say General Price left Warrensbnre, for
Lexington, on Wednesday night. Reports
are current that Lexington has been captured
oy tne uetieis, tin l they are not believed.
11 is confidently thought in mililnrv onnr.
ters here, that Gen. Sturges, lias by tin's
time, reached Lexington from St. Joseoh.
and that Price will be cut oil or forced to
rotreat.
Quite a panic prevailed at Georgetown on
the receipt of tbe reports from Lexinstnn.
and many families fled, fearing an attack from
the Rebels. All is quiet here, end no nppre
hensions are felt of an immediate attack.
Jkfkkrson City, Sept. 17 A special
despatch lo the St. Louis Democrat says :
A man namen U ninth arrived here to-dav
and states that on Saturdav last General
Price with 17.000 men had surrounded Lex
ington, and had sent a summons to Colonel
Mulligan to surrender.
Col. Mulligan refused, when Gen. Price
is reported to have sent word that he would
give him until Monday, at 4 o'clock to
surrender nnd if he did not do so then be
would march on him with a bluck fljg.
TllR RKCENT CaI'TL'RK OK M ARTt.ANDF.KS.
Washington, Sept. 17 Copt. Stuart is the
name of the officer from Anne Arundel coun
ty, and who commanded the body of dragoons,
and, who, together witb three residents of tbe
same county, were captured by a company of
the Kentucky Cavalry, and brought to Wash-
nglon Ijst nig In. 1 he Captain says tbat it is
custom in Lis county to organize patrol
guards for tbe preservation of slave property,
and be was so engaged when captured. This 1
guard, he says, is commissioned by the Gov- !
eruor of the Slate. Their papers havo been I
tiled with Uen. Curler, aud tbey will buve an
early hearing.
Tun Maryland Sf.ct.ssion Orpinante.
Upon tbe person of one of the Rebel mem
bers of tbe Maryland Legislature, arrested in
Baltimore, oo Monduy, was touud a coi'V of
the Secession Ordiuuoce, which it was intend
ed should be passed as soun as practicable af
ter tbe opening of tbe eeesiiai. As there is
uot much propubility of a quorum being pre-
seut, there need be no apprehension of the
passage of tbe treasonable document.
Ex Mayor Bkiirkt Visits tub Prf-pidknt.
Ex Mayor Berret, having returned from his
involuntary sojourn at Fort Lufayette, visited
tbe President to-duy.
LATK WAR NIWI.
Three hundred now muskets bave been
found at Baltimore, supposed to have beeu
concealed by tbe infamous police of that city..
I he untie!) brig "Alyslery was seized at
New York yesterday. She was from Have,
na, and bad instructions to run the blockade.
McM asters, the editor of tbe Fieeman't
Journal at New York, has beeo arrested for
treason.
Geo. Fremont bas arrested Col. Frank
Blair, Jr., at St. Louis, for using disrespectful
language towards bitn in letters intended to
secuie his removal.
From western Virginia, we bave news that
Gen. Lee, wfih the main army of tbe rebels,
attacked our United States intrenched forces
at Cbeat aiouutain, under Reynolds, oo Sun
day, but was repulsed with considerable rebel
loss, and little or none oo our side. Colonel
McCook's regiment took seventeen prisoners.
Gen. Cox was advancing along the Gauley ri
ver against Wise and Floyd, who were retreat.
ing Further accounts speak of a skirmish in
which 300 Ohio and Indiana ttoops dis
persed tbreo Tennessee regiments, at Klkwa
ler, completely routing tbem and killing 80,
while only eight of our men were killed.
It turns out that there was really a fight on
Ibe Kansas border, between the rebels under
Gen. Raios. aud tbe U. S. forces under Mont
gomery, ltuios having gone lo Fort Scott,
seized eighty Government mules and killed
the leuuister. Montgomery went in pursuit
of him, attacked him, killed several of bis
men, took some prisoners and drove bioi elev.
en miles, when, encountering the main body
of tbe rebels, be fought a hard battle, but
having but one piece of artillery he slowly retreated-
Mooigoinery bad live hundred men
and Rains several thousand.
Tweuty-tbree negroes, the property of a re
bel, bave beeo declared free under Fremont's
proclamation.
uov. jacusoD Das estsuiisneu bis capital at
Lexington, Mo., or rather itsteods doing so
when be gets it, and fur that purpose Geueral
frice, witb 13,000 rebels, bas attacked II;
but it was strongly defended, our troops being
entrenched.
Tbe 40th Pennsylvania Regiment, 1.000
strong, left llarrisburg on Monday.
Ueneral tluller bas commenced raising six
New England regiments for special service.
Fourteen slaves escaped oo Saturday oigbt
from Sewall's Point, aod crossed io a catoe to
Fortress Monroe. Tbey represent tbat pro
visions are scarce io Princets Aoo ei only, aod
that there are oniy live hundred troops at
Sewall's Point. The blockading squadron is
returning. to Old Poiot. Miss Dix spent tbe
day at tha hospital at tbe latter place, and
expressed herself highly pleased at its condi
tion. Captain Dyer bas beeo transferred to
Spriogtvld, Ua.-e.
!tlsut l that tha rebel steamer York-
j t w i in iron plat J.
I 'I lie Secretary of Slate is engaged In tbe
natier nf the proclamation of tha Oaptaio
Utneral ol UnOa.
A rebel schooner has mo tbe bl ickade at
Galveston, Texas. The greatest distress pre
vails In that Slate. A pirate, with four six
founders, bas arrived at Minatitlnn. Tbe IT.
8. steamer "Illinois" is on tbe lookout for
her.
General Reynolds reports oo change at
Cheat Mountain.
The pirate-ship Snmter is said lo be at Suri
nam, destitute of coal and provisions, and her
captain bad threatened to lire on tbe town un
less supplied.
Tbe New York Daily Newt bid farewell to
its readers on Monday,
Tu National Loan Tbe New York
Herald of Friday last says :
Over one million dollars were paid into the
Sub Treasury this morning by the subscribers
to'the National loan. The heaviest sum sub
scribed during the day was one of $100,000,
which came from one of tbe most prudent and
conservative financial institutions of tbe city.
A Urge individual subscription Qrty thou
sand dollars was made by an old, careful and
highly conservative merchant, who informed
the Sub-Treasurer, on tendering him his cheek
for the amount, tbat he bad come lo the con
clusion that it wag his doty to lend b's monoy
to the Government, and that, moreover, he
considered it an excellent investment. Seve
ral $25 000 subscriptions came from financial
institutions, and the usual mixed assortment
'from individuals. Tbe subscriptions of to-day
show what will be done when Mr. Chare gets
his five hundred agents fuirly at work in every
town throughout the North. The Govern
meot need feel no apprehension about' money.
An exchange says : "Fasten a nail or key
lo a string and suspend it from your- thumb
nnd finger and the nail will oscillate like a
pendluin. Let some one place his band under
the nail and it will change to a circular
motion. Tnen let a third person place his
hand npon your shoulder and tbe nail becomes
in a moment stationary."
New Advertisements.
Estate of Henry Weaver, Deceased.
Michael Weaver, ") Writ of Partition or
vs. Valuation issued out of
The heirs of Henry the Orphans' Court of
Weaver, dee'd. J Northumberland county.
Returnable to November Term, A. D. 1861.
1st, Christopher Weaver; 9(1, Jesse Weaver,
who died before said intestate, leaving a widow,
Eliza Weaver, and the following named children,
being grand rhildrea of said intestate, to wit :
Ann Kliza Weaver, Charles Weaver, George
Weaver, Marietta Weaver, William Guinn
Weaver, John Weaver, Ruth Weaver and ;
I.uther Weaver, the last eeveu of whom are
niinois; 3d, Michael Weaver; 4th, Joseph
Weaver, who is now deceased, leaving issue one
child to wit : Minerva Wearer, a minor; 5th,
Elizabeth Uoullon, formerly Weaver, being now
intermarried with Willium IS. Uoullon; filli,
George Weaver ; 7th, Sarah, intermarried with
John Cuthhert.
Yu'i and each nf you are hereby notified that
by virtue or tbe above writ, lo ine d reeled, an
impicst will be helJ at tbe lute residence of said
Henry Weaver, deceased, in Norlhuni1erland
comity. Pennsylvania, on Thursday, October
Kill), I KG I, at 1 1 o'clock, A. M-, lor the purpose
of making partition of, or to value and appraise
the real estate of said decedent, to wit : Two
certain messuages aud tracts uf land, situate in
Hush township, Nortbumberlaud county, Penna.,
one thereof adjoining land of Catharine Haucha
wout on the North, and nf Philip Weaver on the
East, land of Harrran Kline, t) P. Palton and
Martin Weaver, and the CattawUsa road on the
South, and land in poessiori of Peter Uaugha
wont on the West, containing otio hundred acres
wiili allowance, more or Isss, whereon are erected
two two-atory frame dwelling houses, a large
frame barn, wagon house, a good spring M
water, an orchard, 4c, the whole of which is
cleared and in a good slata uf cultivation. The
odier thereof bounded on the North by land of
Christian and William Rbians aud land nf Philip
Weaver, on the South by land of said Philip
Weaver, and on the West ly land of Catharine
Ilaughawout, containing twenty acres, strict
measure, moro or less, witb the appurtenances.
At which time and place you may attend if you
see proper.
DAVID WAI-DKON, Sheriff.
Sheriff flfllce, Sunburv,
S.pt. 14. 1861.
TREES! TREES!
rHE undersigned invite attention to their
-A- large and well grown stock of
FKUIT AND OliNAM EN'TAL TKEES,
Shrubs, Vc , embracing a large and complete as
sortment of
Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums, Cherries, Apri
cots, and Ncciarines. Standard for the
Orchard, aud Dwart lor the
garden.
English Walnuts, Spanish Chssnuts, Hazle'
nuts, iYc Kubhernes, Strawberries, Cu'ranU and
Gooseberries, in great variety.
GHATES OF CHOICEST KINDS.
Asparagus, lihuharh, Ac, &e. Also a fine
stock of wail formed, bushy EVEUGKEENS,
suitablo for the Cemelry and Lawn.
Deciduous Trees lor street planting and a gen
eral assortment nf Ornamental Trees and plow
ering Shrubs.
Koscs of choice varieties. Camellias, Bedding
Plants, &c.
Our stock is remarkably thrifty and fine, and
we oiler it at prices lo suit the times.
XfT Catalogues mailed lo all applicants
Addresa EDWARD J. EVANS & CO.,
Central Nurseries. YORK, Pa.
September 14, 1861. 3in
AKOTIIUll A It II I VA I OF
SEASONABLE GOODS,
AT THE
M A M MOTH S TORE !
OF
FAILING & GRANT.
Sunbnry, September 7, 1861.
FANCY FTJESI1
FAMCY rURSJ!
John rarcirn.
7IS Auch Street, between
7m., and tth., ii.,
(., 818 Afurktt,)
I'hiladrlphia.
Importer & Manufacturer
f, and Dealer in all kiiuls
of FA.MIV FL'H, foi
, l-ad.,,' Misses,' and Clill-
V-ureirs wear.
J1 HHvini now msnufaotur-
ad and in slots tny usual
riargs ana ihmuiiiui sssoit
KTraent nf all Ilia vnrinua
'SSfXintaBSSS- l!"li qualities of tors,
jHjeVX iji siliipted to tha Fall and
-ssasRgS Winter Omshiis, I would
i
I
mj rirmn inn
i ru.f,-r ri u n a
respectfully inulia an examination of my stock and pries
from thus ininiHiing to purehose, as I am enabled to olluf
tuera vary deairabla inducements.
All my Kurs hava bee purchsard for Cash, and rrwda
by eiperienoed bauds, and as the present monetary troubles
render it necessary that I should dispose of my goods at a
very smell advene oiionsl.
I am satisAed that it would be to th busiest oT those wao
dtsisn nuruhesiifr. to fie toe a call.
r" Recolleelib naioe, aumher and street : J. Falters,
(New Fur Store,) 71 i Arch Street. Ur.ik(i(iM-.
be( t. T, 1861 Sin.
General Election
PROCLAMATION-
1")URflUANTtffan nul of the Oeimrnl Awml.ly of tl.e
Cmnm'mwonlth of Potmnylvnimi, entitlH nn Of?t
rotating In Om election of tliii CoinrmmweHltlt," Ap'rocH
the tecml day nf Jul)', A im Uoniino, nue thcuftntid
ig;ht hundred and thirty. ninn. T, UAVID WAMWON,
High fhoriff of tho enmity of Nnrtjiuml)rl(itid, IVimsyl
vnnia, do hcrehy make known ami give nntiue lo ihn iIt
tmra of tha enuiily afirririd, I hot a trmrral nk-fttoii will
I held in Mid county of N'Tlhnmlierlnnd on the SKC N D
TU KADA V Bin nf OCTOHKU, nt which tunc
they will vote by hnllot ft the eeveml oilicni unrtitil, vir :
One peraon fur Pririrnt Judge fr the fylt Jmiiuin! )ii.
tricl, ctimpiwrd of tha count tea ol Norihumlferlnnd, Mon
tour nitd Lycoming.
. Twr.i persona at Ataoelnte Judgra for Northunilmrloiid
county.
One peraon nt Member of (he ITonwnf Representative,
to represent the cunty of IMnrthuniherliind
On? person for Kegifirr of Wills, llworder nf Deed,
and, Cleik of the Otphrois Cnitr. for Northumberland Co
One person for County ('oinimtsioncr.
One person fur County Trcamitcr.
One peraon for County Auditor.
I nisi) hereby tnnke known and givenot.ee thnt the
phicea of holding the nforeaaid genet it I election in ih- wv
eral Imnmgha and townships will. m the couuly of Nor
Ihiitubcrlinid ore n followa :
The Suulmrv District, composed if the bnmiigh of
Bunlmry, and Upper Augusta, at the County Court
Hon so.
The Augusta District, composed of the township ol
tsower Augusta, at thehoufeof Peter Dunkelberger, in
aid township. .
The Northumberland District, coinpmed of tha homiie'i
of Northmiibeiltiud, at the house of C. 8. Brown, of the
borough of Northumberland.
The Pi lint District, at the house of Henry Haas, in the
borough of NortttuuilKTlsnd.
The Milton District, at the house of Mrs. Sticker in snid
borough.
Tim Turbut District, nt the house occupied by Abraham
Kissinger.
The Delaware District, nt the Sinking Spring School
House.
McKwensville district, nt the Stone Church School House
in the borough of McKwensville.
The Cliibs'iunque District at thehmscof II. KonUinnn,
The Turiiutville DiHlricl.at the house of Hi ruin Key
holds, iu the borouuli of TurUutville.
The Lewis District, at the hniee occupied by Hi mm
Reynolds, in (he borough 01 Turbutvtile.
The Sltntn kln D inflict, nt tbe houte oT John Neihit.
The Upper Mdhoiwy Distiict, at the bouse ol J. II.
Adtun.
The Little Muhoiiny District, at the house of widow F.
H ii her.
The Ijower Muhotmy District, nt the house of A. Rode
armel. The Runb District, at the Liberty Pole School House.
The Jucksou District, at the house occupied by J.Uuten
Smith.
Tee C'njl District, nt the house of William M. Wcnvcr,
iu the town of lmtnkiii.
Tue Zurlie District at the house uf Weaver, in
Trt-.vorlUiU.
1'lie Cmnernn District, nt the house of J.iob Winnier.
The Jordan District at the house now or late of lienjit
miu LeitZfU
The Mount Curmel District nt the public housenf Abra
hum Lcrclt.
The Wash in ii ton Dlstrictnl the house nf Ginlfrev B. Ru-
bock.
The election to open between the hours of fl nnd 10
o'clock iu tbe forenoon, and htittll continue without inter
ruption or adjournment until 7 u clock in the evening
when the polls ahull hv cl scd.
The evrril Inspectors nnd Judges elected on the 3d
Friday ol Murch. I PHI. in mirmince of the yd Sect ion of
the act of the 3d of July, Irtu, will hold the olecli. n on
I uemi:ty me Bin (lay m uctoticr next.
"Thai every person except a Justice of the Pence, who
shall hold miy olfice or tippoiiitnit-nt of profit and tiusj uu.
clef the covermneiit of the United States, or of this Sinte.
or of any city or incorpotnted district, whether n eoimnm
sioned othcer or nuent, who shall be employed under tne
legislative executive or judiciary dVpnrluieiit of this
relate, or uie ituieu Mutes, or ol anycityor lucoipomted
district and also that eveiy member of Const ess and of
the Mate legislature, and o the select and cumin m conn,
cil of any city, of com missi otter at any incorporated Dis
trict, is by law, incapable of holding or e.xTcitnii the
ollk'e or appointment of Jude. Inspector or Clerk, of uny
election of this commonwealth, mid that no Inspector,
Judges or any other oflicei of such election, shall be eligi
ble to any ollie to be then voted foi.
And the said Act of Assembly, entitled unn net relating
to the elections of this Commonwealth," passed July (be
2nd, further provides ns follows, to wit :
-That the Inspectors and Judire eboum tu aforesaid,
shall meet at the respective places for holding the election
in the diMrict to which they respectfully bel ng before
nine o'clock iu the morning of the second Tuesday of Oc ,
tolH.T in each mid every yeur, und eat li of nod inspectors
shall appoint one clerk, who shall be a qualified voter uf I
socli district.
skctkx 'J. Thnt nny frnnd committed by nny person
voting iu the manner ub we presciibed, shall be punished
as similar fttnuls nru directed to be punished by the cxirt
ing laws of this Ctnnmoiiwculih.
'ln cuse the person who shall have received the second '
highest number of votes for Inspector shall not attend nn
tbe day o any election, then tbe person who shall hnve
received the second hitihcst utunher of votes for Jude the
next preceding election, shall net us nn iuspcetoi in his j
place, and in case the person elected Judge shall not sueiul j
Mie inspector whn received the highest numhernf votes, !
Khxll appoint a Judpe in his place; und if any vacancy I
shall continue in the b wird for the stceot h df uu hour uf- '
tcr tht time fixed by law for the. opening of the clectum,
she quafriiul vseis of the township, waaj wr no distiict,
for which sach nfficei shall have been ertTted, presunt hi
he place of eleclsoHS, s"uiil wnoof llictr uumWcr lo till such
vaeoinw. I
t;H fbsJt he the daty of said nBssSirs rcjective!y to fit
teisi at the jtar of" lioidnig every ;Micrrtl, special, or
township election, during the wly'lu time Kiid election is
ket open, fit the purjie of giving iuformatiou to the
laspectora nnd Judge, when en-led on, iu rulaliou f t the
Iipht of nny persou nmHtssed by them to vute at sue h elec
tin, or such other jh Iters iu relation U tire nistttsineiit oi
voters, a tbe snid inspector or Judge or eitlier of them
stifill front tinio to time require.
"N'ti person simll be KTniittcd to vote at nny election us
aforesaid, other than a white free man ol twenty-one or
nn ire, who shall have resided ia the state at lea t one year,
sod iu the election dislriM where ho oilers to vote at least
ten days i.n mediately precteediiig the eleelnin. and within
two years (mid slate ot county tax. which stiall have been
anscs'srd at Iwist ten days. Iielore'the eiwtion, Uut a citiz- o
of the I'uitei) States who bad nrevinnsly Imeu a (lualit.cd
voter of this state, and removed therefrom and ream mil, j
and shall have residod iu the cleeiion dint r let. and mud tux 1
as aforesaid, shall lm entitled t vote niter residing in this
ttliite six mouths, t'roi ioeu, mil me wnire tieetii'.-n, t-itt
zens o the I. tilted Slates, tet ween the uge of tweiilyonc
and twenty-two ymrrs, Mini in the election district ten ' davs
as atoresaiu. hiiuu mi eiuuieu io n voie, uiiuouyn mcy shall
Hot have paid tuxes.
No iters-hi siiall be permitted to vote whose name is not
conUiined in the list ol taxable inhabitants ftirntslal by ilie
ciiinmissioiiers its atotesaid, miless, I-irst : He prinluces
a receipt l"ir the pnynteul, within two years, of a state or
county tax aestgjsed agrec;ihly to the d ntititutiixi, und pave
sattsluctory e uienee etiacr on ins own oatn or atluiiia
tion, or on the oath or ullirinution of another, that he hns
tuiid such tax, or on fuilurc to produce o receipt, rliaH make
i.n ohHi to t:ie payment the reol ; r second, if be claim a
rmht I) vote by being uu elector between the ones of
twenty-one nnd twenty-two years, he shall depr-we on oath
or uifu mutton, tbat he lias resided in the State at least one
yeur next bvlorc his application, and make such pnkif of
residence in the district us is require,! by this net; nnd
that he dives verily believe from the account civen him
dcat he is of the age aforesaid, uud give such other evi-
thnces as is retpinetl l.y this act, whereupon the name of
the person so uduntted to vote, shall be inserted in nlphn
Iteticul list by the insjvectort, nnd a uote imiile oppomte
thereto by writing the word lax," if he ihull be petmit-
ed to vote by reason ol navntr putri tax, or the word
t'uge," if he shall be permitteU to vole on account cf his
age, and in either case the leuson of such votes shall be
cullexl out tome clerk, wnu snau niuhe notes in the list of
voters kept by them.
Jn all cases where the name of the person cliiiiuiinr to
vote is ut found on the list furnished by the ConiiuiNKion
ers and ssessor, or his right to vote whether found there
on or not, is objected to by any qualified citizen, the In
spectoi shall examine such persou on oath as to his qualifi
cations, and if he claims to have resided in the sute one
year or more, nisoaui siaoi iw a prooi inereoi, nut he shall
prove by ut lenst oue competent witness, who shall ! a
qualified elector, tliut he ichided wiliiin the ditucl ut least
tun days next immediately preceding the election, and sltal
also himself swear that his bona fide residence, iu purt,u-
auceof luwful calling is vithin the district, and thnt he
did not remove iutu said district for the purpose uf voting
therein.
Kveiy peson qualified as aioresaul, and who shall make
nroof. if retiuireit, of resident and navment if luxe, us
aforesaid, snail Ihj admitted io vote in the township, ward
o r district in which he shall reside.
If Biiyeio uot n,uu 1 1 tic I to vote iu this Coimmn wealth
-ei:iblv to law. texcent the tons of quati tied eit.zrni.
shall uppear at any place of election for the purObe of is
suing tickets, or inl.uei.cing citizens qualified to vole, he
shall, on conviction forlcii and pay any sum not exceed
ing oue hundred dollars lor every one such olin.ee, Und
be unnrisoiicil for any term not exceeding three mouths.
It shall Iwi the duty ol every mayor, sheriff, itldcrmmi
justice of the peace, nnd coiutluhle or deputy constable, of
averv citv. couulv. township or district within lhu eom-
inoiiwealih, whenever culleit upon by uny oifieer of an
elect ion, r by any three qualified electors thereof, to clear
any window or avenue to any window, to the place of
geneiul election, which ahull be obstructed in uu h a way
ms to prevent voters from oppfouchiitg the auine, and on
neglect or refusal tit do so on such rcquisioii, Kiid oificri
sttalt be deemed guilted of misdemeanor in otlicc and on
conviction shall Im; lined iu nny sum not less than one hun
dred nor inure than one thou wand dollars ; and it shall e
the duty of the respective constable ol each ward, divtriet
or township, of this coimuouweaih to be present in person
or by deputy, ut the phice of holding inch elections in each
wnid, district or township, for the purpose of preserving
the peace as aforesaid,
It shall he tbe duty of every pence officer, as afoicnild,
who si lull he present at any such disturbances at an clee.
tion us is descntsett in this act, to report the same to the
uextcouitof quarter session, and also the names ol the
witnesses who can prove tbe same.
The Judges are to make their returns for the county of
Northumberland, at tbe Court Ibaise, in Sunburv, on Fri
day, the llth day nf October. A. D. IM3I.
Given under my hand, at Sunbnry, this t-(h day nf Septem
ber A D. tMk), uud iu the mlio year ul the iiidi-pciiduce
of the United States,
DAVID WALDKON. Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, Suubury, )
cpt. 14, ipOU.
JVolIce lo KiHiool 1 eHtiirisi.
APPLICATIONS will be received by tbe
Uoasd of School Directors. Munbury School
District, by the board of Direelors for three
Male Teachers for ltootns No. S, 8 and 4. aad
one Female Teacher for Koom No. I, on Wed
nesday the 95th day of (September, when the
allotment of schools will take place, in the Pub
lic School House, at 10 o'clock A. M.
All applications roust be accompanied by ne
cessary certificate.
PETEB W. GRAY, feec'y.
Sxnhury, Kept, li. 1861,
0OT8 4 bllOES, rants) purchased at tbe
P 9 Mammoth aUore ol r riling K Urant, very
cbaae, as we era determiiied net to be undersold
by anybody. Call and learn the list of price for
youreejvee. KK1LIKU & UKANT.
Sunbnry, January 13, 1881
To the Democratic Voters of Northum
berland County.
IfAVR been induced Ut permit my tntm to
be tiscd fn eotitiprflnn with the nomination
f(r the lsK(iII,ATUK13( at the ennuing Demo
cratin pMinnry rlprlion.
The aolicltation of man warm ptrnonal friomla
In hotii ends nf our county hsve prevailed with
me in this m alter-end shoutd l hey t e proper to
nominate and elect mo, it ill t my pleasure,
well en a duty, to piomote the Interests and
prosperity of my own coimtUuf nts, at well as of
the Mate and countrv at large.
' J. WOODS ISROWN.
Ttuhut township, July 0, 1Rfl.
AUDIT0HS NOTICE.
In the Orphans Court nf Northumberland
County,
In the melter of the final account of William
Ir. Dewart, Guardian of Mary C Malick :
HPHE undcrsipned Auditor, appointed ly anid
Court to settle and adjust said account, will
attend for that purpose at hi office, in Huubtiry,
or. Tuesday, the 111 Ih day of September, 1H6I,
when oil pernor s interested mav ailend, if thoy
think proper. HARRIS PAINTER, Auditor.
Huubury, August 24,
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
Marlin K. Harhman, imwl
In Ilie Court of
r ii r
fur the use of Abraham
llohncr
vs.
Henry WVisc,
i (joiiiniuii i leas oi
Northumberland ro.
Veil. Kx. No 3H
August Term, ISfil.
Nnlire is lirreliy xiven thnt the uiiilrn-'ii;n(1
Auditor, appnintpil hy th snttl ('onrt to ilistritutp
the niotiu-s in ('nnrt. in the ahove rase, is ill
allenil fur that purpose at his ullic-p, in Kunhiiry,
on '1'uesilar, the Mth duy ol llclnlx-r next, when
all persona interests! mnv atteml, il they think
proper. HAHKIS PA INTKlt, Auditor.
f unhury. August 54, I HO I.
The Great Cure for Consumption.
If you have a cold, use
Wisho't's Tine Tree Tar Cordial !
If you have a cough, use
Wn-hnrt's Pine Tree Tar Cordial !
If you have Aslhnin, uso
VV'islmrl'a Pine Tree Tar Cordial !
If you have Sore Thront, use
Wishurt'a Pine Tree Tar Cordial !
Ifyou have IJmrubilis, use
Wishart's Pino Tree Tar Cortlial !
Ifyou have Consumption, use
Wishail's Pino Tree Tar Cordial
VHishnn's Pine Tiee Tiir ("cnliul is an unfail
iiiB rcmrdy for disease of the Kidneys, 1'rinary
iiinplniuls, lllind and Uleediug Piles, Nervous
llebiliiy, and lor Female weakness and Ir regu
larities. The well known effiracy of Pine Tree Tar in
the cure of external nllfcltons or rfores, pointed it
out ns the Natural Item, civ forwhnt Physieinns
enll Tubercular )llecliolis(thnt is to sny, S'ores.)
upon the Liinija. It remained to discover the
bei-l means of application, which discovery hns
been made, as n thousand testimonials prove, by
the Proprietor of
WMinrl's Tine Tree Tar Cordial !
If you hnve DYsl'KPHA, use
W'isharl' (ireat American Dyspepsia Pill!
A Burn cure U'arrai.trJ for one dollar, or the
Money Id (untied !
Uny a b.x and take them occordinu to direc
tions, and if Ihey tlo not cure you, the money will
bo returned.
Auk .NTS Win. Vt'eimer, Northumberland.
A. W. Fischer, ISunbury.
- Call at either place, and pet a descriptive Cir
cular. I.. Q. C. Wiehart, proprietor, No. 10, North
Second, Philadelphia.
Aimust III, IHtil ly
SUK BURY STEAM FERRY
A N I) T W I N G II O A T C O M P A N V.
fl'HAVKl.M'Pi.S and others ore respectfully
informed that the subscriber, in order to ac
commodate the public ond facilitate travel, has
reduced the ratea of ferrin a his STEAM
KKliK V, over the UMpiebannn, nt Sunburv, Bud
will carry Pnt-senfers, Horses, Carnages, and
other vehicles, a', the follovwng rates, viz :
Foot Pust-encers, each B cents.
Horse and Kider, 15 "
Horse nnd 7uccy, 25
Two-Horse Conveyance, 41) "
l'arnn rs and others, wishing to transport Coal
and Produce, can make arrangements at still
lower rates.
A large, safe and commodious Steamboat will
rnn regularly and promptly Ht all hours cf the
day, and to accommodate those w ho desire to at
tend the Churches at iSunbury and Selinfqrovc,
the I) out will run on Sunday.
Tho Utenmhout w ill run from Market Street
Warf, and promptly convey Passengers from
both fides of the Kiver, without delay.
The Steam Kerry now afford not only a safe
and convenient transit over tbe Susquehanna,
but also a pleasant nnd agreeable ride. .
Hi A T. Cl.i:.M ENT. Lessee and Proprietor.
Suubury.MHy 25, IMil,
A Good Chance for an Enterpriping Man.
MHE subscriber wants a partner in Ibe Mar
A ble luisinefs, a sober perservering man who
can speak both the English and (ieruian hinuun
pes, to one that will suit, no cash capital required.
For l atliculars inquire of
JOHN A. TAYI.OK.
Northumberland, Aug. 3, lslfil. 3m
BLACK SILK COATS.
(iored Mantles,
Poplin Dusiers,
French Soques,
hilk Basquiues,
Newest Designs, A'ead Made, or Made to Order.
COOPER V CON AUD,
N E. Corner .Ninth and Market, I'liuladelpliia.
Mav I S, UCI.
TO THE OTKKS ()K NDIM IILMUEU-
LAND COI NTY.
Fellow Citizen : I offer myself to you a an
Independent Union Candidate for
KEGIsTF.lt AND KECOWMUl.
Should my ellow ciliier.s see proper lo Rive me
a majority of their voles, I pledge mysell lo
fjithl'ul performance nf their duties of the nllice,
1't. I uu w , un.t i
Sunbury, August 17, IbOI.
S. L. BEKGSTltESSl'R,
PnOTOGHAPIIIC ARTIST
IJHDTCfiUAl'llS, AM UHOTYPES. an.l all
- the modern ktyles of 1'iclures, executed in
sunerior manner.
Koom ill Ula l.ll, iarKei oijuare,
Sunbury, l'a.
AugnsMO 181.
Assessors.
TM1K Assessor of Northumberland l oon
A if. whose business il is to muke the tri
ennial asesainent, are hereby entitled that the
bocks for that purpose, are now ready for ue
liveiy at the Commissioners' Office..
S.D.JORDAN.
CommisBioners' OHice, )
Kuubury, Aug. 24, 'CI. j
To the Voters of Northumberland County.
IELI.OW CITIZENS iFrom the encour.
agenenl I teceived from diuWul parts of ibe
county, 1 offer myself s a candidate fur the
office of
ARSOCIATE JUDGE,
subject to th usaie of the democratic party, and
if elected, will perform tbe duties justly end im
partially te the best of my ability.
1 ABRAHAM 6HIPMAN.
Lower Augusta tovn!iij, June SOih, 1861.
Taxes ! Taxes! Taxes!
fTMIR Uoard of School Director, and Sopervi
t ore of Hoads In townships where unseated
Lands are situated, art hereby re-pieated to fur
nish the Commissioner, of NorthnmberUnd
county, with the rnte per cent for the year. lofiO
61, on School and Koad Ta
H- D.JORDAN, Cleik.
Commissioner' office, )
Sunbury, July 87, '61. J
lilJs LATEST 6TYLK OF
SPRING AND HUMMER
QABMENTS,
ASS CONSTANTLY IOADB
nt tho
Fashionable Tailoring; Establishment
jcob o. be air,
Market sitroot, H'MH IIV. Pn.
11 E subscriber lias just received and pperied
-1- 'T Iren assortment SPltlNfl AND SUM
MERCOODN, such a
CLOTHS.
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION QUALITY.
Plain and Fancy Cassimeres. Vestings, &c.
of the latest style. In addition to bis stock he
is constantly receiving new supplies from the citv
keeping a full assortment of the most substantial
and latest style of Ooods in the rity markets.
He is prepared to make to order all kinds of
Ceu!i'tneu'e and Jj'ov's wear, such as
DRE.-S COATS. FROCK-COATS, Bl'SI
NES8.COATR. VESTS PANTA
LOONS. &c. Ac.
of the verv latest style, and in the most substan
tial manner, at short notice.
Any Uooils not on hand, will he furnished
from Philadelphia, by giving two day's notice.
1 r Call ami examine my stock, no charge
made for showing.
I A COB O. HECK.
Sunhurv, May II, IRfil.
JOHNS & CR0SLEY,
MAM'FACTrRKR? (if TI1K IMPROVED
so!
GTJTTA I'ECHA
C E M E N T HOOFING,
The clauict nnd most dumMe licrtfmg in use. Il it Fire
uuil WultT l'nuit",
Il cfin he npplipit to new nmt old R'Hfs nf nil kin In, ami
Siiii.gte Houl without removing th shmpiea.
The Cost is only about One-Third that
of Tin, and it is twice ns Durable.
OUTTA PKRCHA CHMENT,
For prwvimr nml repnirmi; Tin nn. other Men! nxtfs of
vwry iirseiiilimi, irmn HBit it ctHsltt'iiy, is nl iniuret
by the ciilinrtitii nnd espnnwon of met u Is, and will not
ci;ir-k io eiUt rr run iu vat in wfiither.
Tlu'se nuitfrinls hnve htm ihnrouphly tPMrd in Nrw
York nnd nil pnrts of tlip tiul hi?i und Western State,
m.d w t un givi iilfuiuliintjuoof t nil we claim ui their
In vor.
Tht-ynre rendify applied hy or innry laborers, at a tri
fling t'xpensp.
Ml IIRAT IS Hr.friRKD."
Theve mntrruiUare put up rly for use. and for ship,
p i up toitll pnrtF of the country, with full ptintnl ilirect on
fur nppliention.
Full descriptive cir-ul;im will be furnished nn it nidi na
tion by mail -r m pfmonnt -"ir I'rincipnl OiRee nd Wan.
hMiixe. 79 W1M.IAM Sl'KKKT, (Corner of Libeily
direct.) New York.
JOHNS CIMJSLKY.
ArtRxm Wanted ! Ternis Cash ! !
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May IS, IHhl. (it
B? A It E O K A
Rich Fieured Bareges, 19, 2ft and 31 cents,
liarcee Kobe. $:) Mi, 1 OU uud $ft UU,
Morambique Robes at i--r) 00,
Traveling Dress Coods,
Shephard'a I'laids, Mohair Plsids.
(iingham's, Lawns. Prints, Challie,
Criy Figured (ioods,
COOPER eV COXAHD.
S E corner Ninth aud Maikel, Philadelphia.
N li. lie.t iualiiy Hoop Skirls, U4 cent to
e '.'ft.
May 18, 1 SC I .
J A ME S lfA It'll E If S
WHOI.KS AI.R AND FKTAlt.
CLOCK E STAB LIS IIMENT,
S. E. Corner Second and Vhtttnut sts.,
PIi!!a:rlpM:i.
AGKNi'V fortlie l'ATFNTDQI'ALI'INOTIIIHTV
llA V l'I.Ot:US, a very lU-souhlt- srlu-lv Inr 1'iiurcli
us, Holds. Itiillks, L'-tuulil-K Ibiust-s, I'lirlnr. Ac.
Miiuuiuclurrrof FINK OOl.ll I'L.Ntt.
riiM-kh rt-pHitt-il and wtltrioitrd.
t'l-it k Tioiiiiimiis ! evny ilMcrilinu.
riiil4ilrl-ihiH, Juuuury I!), It-til.- ay
jrA.3sriioor.
HOW LOST, HOW KKSTOKF.D, Jl ST PVJLIiIIKO
IN A WvAU:D VI.LOl'K 1
A l.F.CTl'KF. on the Nsture, tresrmenl, and nsnlral
Cureof Swnuslorrhir, or bclHinul Woiiliiiei.!-uiil lie.
hihly, Norvousiien ami iiivolunlarv emission. pr.Kluemg
iuipiiteiiey, Comuiupuuii and MenliO mid Ph) snul Uebilily.
Uy HOUT. J. CTI.VI.RWKLL, M P.,
The iinporuuit fuel that ilie awful e -nseiueiiefs of self.
al.uw ihu) lie i-lleeluaily reuioved without llilerisll lunll.
clues 01 Ilie lUuneious ipliealuaiS" csu.llis, lintru
menls. niedlc-HIrd IshikIi-s, sod oilier euilHlunl devlsrs, is
brre eleuily ikusnielreled. ami the euluely new alul lnlily
su-eeslul tieslmeiil, es ad..ilrd liy Hie etlcbraled uullior
fully eselsinnl, by mmiis of wlucli eveiy one is caliled
to cure liiiueflf prifrrtly, end al the leaM possible eosl,
thereby evoidui all the advertised uostruma of the duy.
Tins Iccluie wiB proves kiii to Ihouseiiilssnd iboussmls
f cnt under sal, in a plain envolope, to anv eddies, post
paid, on the irceiiil "I two piias sunip,4iy siWiessiii.
IW.CII.J WtUNE, UU ISowity, .Nw
Orhce h-'l l-X-
April l, Inot. 1 V1
IMPORTANT TOL1VER8 OF
(23 CD OD LE3 EP L5J
URIGHT it SON,
Invite attention to their Stock of
Trime Green and Black Tea.
' Jons 15, mei.
SUMMER GOODS!
AT PRICES
TO SUIT THE TIMES.
S. "ST. BRIGHT & EON,
HAVE RECEIVED
A LARGE STOCK
OF
ALIi IIJNDS OP G OODS,
HANDSOME,
DURABLE
AND
GLZ3 101 IB JBl. Ua
GREAT BARGAI NS
AND
Splendid Inducements
TO
? "J ?. C H A C E S .
AT THE
ONE PJUCE STOKB,
OP
E. Y. BRIGHT & SON.
Sunbury, June IS, IS61.
J . A . CRANDALL'S
PATENT SPRING HOUSES
478 BROADWAY, NEW TTOllK.
bhouU he in every family, ."School, (ivninasi
11m, Asylum, and Hnsiital in the land. Are
not DANU L'KOl'S, like the common Rocking
Horse. Viands firm on it Pedestal, will not
wear CAlil'ETrl, and has no Itocker to injure
the Feet.
'Health und happiness In the same saddle. N F. WiUia
FROM THE "HOME JOCRNlL."
"Cf all ih child furnilureawe' have ever en
no article conildne so much of those two iinuor
taut Ihiuus health ami huj .ines a the Ad
justahle Putent Sleel KHing Saddle-Horse, iu
venled hy -lesse A. Crandall, It ia not danger
ous, like a common rockum-horse, lo children'
feet, cannot Ik u'ei, does not wear carp-is, hut
stands firm ou its hase, and lis action is so like
tho rjnllo of live horse thnt the rhilJ never
weaiie of it. Th'n .alislof ehild noveltie is ex.
eeediniily cleeant and artistic in design ; and no
adjuMuhle. suUtaulbl, and durable, thai it will
last a lilctinie. It is iudisponsahle in every
lamil) where there are children. It should ie
iu every priniary school anil g mna.ium in the
country, a il can U made large and sirong
jnoocli to su-ir.in iimwn person. As a peJrslul
for phottfgraphic pu lures, nothing is uioru Uauti-
fu'- . .. ..
"Every Oiphan Aylum nd Instituioe wher
children are congregated, should he furnuhe.l
with numher o( these beautiful article. Tbey
are lilted with ide addle when rcijuired."
1IKKCTIONH FOK A PJL'STINO. Ojii
the alter part nf the base sufficiently lo allow the
xle to go in it pile ; then raise or lower the
Horse to uit you. Hcrevr the bolu in the side
verv light.
Xir Tbea Horse are W A KRAFT Li' nuJ
year.
March 16, Ji'fl. if :
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