COMMA DffilOCMT. LEVI Ii. TATE, EDITOIl. Bloorasburg, June 20, 1857. Democratic State Nominations. rou UOVEUNOU, GEN. WILLIAM P. PACKER. Of Lycoming County. FOR CAN A I. COMMISJlONClt. Hon. NIMROD STRICKLAND. Of Chester county. FOIl JUDQES OF Till! StNtGMR COURT. WILLIAM STRONG. Of Berks County. JAMES THOMPSON. Of Erie County. MURDER I Murdor seems to ho tho prevailing mania of tho Uy. Scarcely n paper can be pick ed up tint does not contain tho shocking detjils of sotno brutal, cold. Mood murder TVo read of murdor, think of murder, speak of murder, dream of murder, and tomo times even witness murder. Sheriff.,' Pol iocmen and Constables aro almost wholly occupied in hunting up and arresting mur derers, Courts and juries in trying them, lawyers in prosecuting or defending them, and newspapers in publishing tho full do. tails of murder and all tubsequcnt pro ceedings. Qo where you please, you will rarely fail to Etumblo upon a murder, - Tho mania has broken out, and is wide spread in its ravages. City, town, hamlet and eouttry aro alike alllictod with the ravages of this foul, withoring, desolating curso. Scarcely have wo been glutted with tho bloody details of one, till we aro star tled with tho perpetration of a mora atroc- iotfs in another section. In moro porpe- tration, they resemble more closely tho con. Btant rumbling of tho'' thunderbolt,, than tho fitful, evanescent glaro of tha lightn ing. With them thcro is seemingly nn in tereuplion and no ond. They arc omni present and omnifarious. From tho date of tho brutal and fiend- liko murder of young Doctor Norcross, to tho present, iho pubho mind has been star tied and horrified bv a succession of mur ders, every one, if possible, moro daring in conception and moro ruth'ess in oiccu tion than thatono. Who, of our readers, is unacquainted with tho particulars of tho Burdell tragedy, with its long train of mystery and concomitant horrors, which was perpetrated elo3o on tho heels of tho Norcross tragedy. That was closely fol lowed by tho AVhito tragedy, in Allegheny oounty, and that by tho Jl'Kcesport but chery. Tho Danvillo poisoning caso and tho Newbury tragedy may also bo mention ed iu tho s3mo category. Hut the list does not end here. Tho murder of llobt. Webb and tho serious injuries inflicted on Harry K. Eaton, in St. Louis, and tho moro re cent murder of J, 0. Bartholomew, by his cousin Charlc3 Phil.po in Chester county, aro necessary to coroplct tho picture. But theso aro only a titho of tho mur ders that havo been perpetrated during tho time mentioned above. To attempt to re count them all would bo an endless task. Their name is legion. But, it may bo asked, what is the reason of such on alarming increaso of murders during tho pretest year. Wo unhesitating ly answer, that it is attributable to tho fail, uro on tho part of ccurU and juries to do their duty towards tho perpetrators of them. In comparatively few instances aro mur derers dealt with according to their de serts, From a false feeling of sympathy towards them tho demands of Justieo and Providcnco aro utterly disregarded ci trampled under foot, and ho whoso crimo Itaclf lapaat att expiration, Toe greatraterimii tliat naiuie doili abbot," is turned looso upon society, which ho has so foully and irroparably wronged, or, at best, confined for a short timo in prison, to bo liberated therefrom by a free pardon too readily to bo obtained from Executive officers of easy virtue, on tho solicitation of men. of wealth and influence. It is truo that in tho Norcross tragedy, thanks to tho efficient and indefatigablo action of tho officers of justice, tho guard ians of tho public safety, that murder wil soon bo atoned for, by tho life of tho guilty perpetrator thereof. But in tho other cases how stands the record ? In tho Burdell tragedy, a trial of tho supposed (may we not say tho real) perpetrator or instigator of the murder has been held, but with what result I Nono whatever. Tho trial wa9 mere burlesquo, a mockery of justice. Tho guilty parly fin every senso savo that of law m I, n,ln W lf l 1 society her hads yc ZlZ warm Ufarfs blood of her victim. '", j xnyftcry has jet to bo dissipated, and, sol far, tho blood of tho murdered cry in vain jo' heaven for vengoance. j In tbo other cases enumerated above, with tho exception of tho Newburg mys-, wry.wmciuiasnoi yet ueen sowed, aMdo though every means havo been tried to fcr. ' w.wu,. VIUVJ lIJ0 reB1 BUp. nosed perpetrators havo been arrested and ' liftvu veil w unuenro meir rrmu w hut T ' . . ,6 V ' ""at decide In tho meuutimo m Mncct.ly ags ou about in tbo usual way, and bids hope tbtcvery means 11 bo employed , dennco to all comets and otber Ion-bear-bylbo proper authormea to developo tbo(ded ilmnb. y0 brcalho ,,frccr guilt or inuocenco of tbo suspected panics, deeper," now that wo n. 1 , aV U simple justice. Ronooting Public Opinion. Tho resolutions, unanimously passed by tho Democratic Stato Convention, which wo published in last week's Democrat, in opposition to tho increases of Banks, nnd tho bill for the salo of tho Main I.ino to tho Pennsylvania llailroad oompany, by tho last Legislature, will meet with a hearty responso from a vatt majority of tho people, of all parties, in this section of tho Com monwealth. Tho action of tho Convention in this matter wis but the reflex of publio opinion. Tho last Legislature (wo mean a majority of those composing it) was, beyond all question tir doubt, tho most reokless and corrupt body of men who wcro over sent to Ilarrisburg to enact laws. Thoy wont thcro, not to benefit their constituents, or subscrvo the interists of tho Stato, but to curich themselves by bribery and corrupiion, nnd fill thcif pockets with their ill-gotten gains at tho expense of tho honest and industrious tax-payers of Pennsylvania. Wo aro awaro that theso aro hard sayings, and wo mako them inoro in sorrow than in anger. It is no pleasant task thus to spoak of tho representatives of tho peoplo ; but when rascality and corruption stilk forth in broad day-light in tho high places of tho Commouwealth when tho pooplo aro thus wantonly and wickedly outraged nnd cheated tho hitherto fair escutcheon of our good old Stato besmeared and soiled, and her character tarnished it is timo for the press to 6pcak out in plain and pointed terms. Thcro should bu no mincins of matters with scoundrelism, whether it dove lopes itself among bank robbers, gamblers, or legislative robbers. Neither aro a whit better than highwaymen -indeed, if thcro bo any difference, tho Litter elm is tho more respectable of tho four enumerated. We aro therefore rejoiced that the State Convention took the decided stand it did on the subject. That body has truly spoken the sciitimcntsof tho people, and theposition will bo triumphantly sustained by the popu lar voico Fpealiing through iho ballot-boses on tho second Tuesday of October. Had tho Convention failed in discharging their duty in this particular, they would have been recreant to tho high trust canfided to thom by tho people of Pennsylvania. CSylt is a fact which speaks volumes against Block Republicanism, that in those places where tho mania has raged tho most violently, publio sentiment afterwards turni against and condemns it. Thm, New Ha ven, Connecticut, is tho place where ilev, Henry Ward Bcecbcr preached a political sermon, and closed the services by taking up a subscription of Sharpo's rifles to r.rm a company about to start to Kansas, to cx terminate tho Border Ruffians. Tho act iisclf was disreputable. But when the time, tho place, tho aetors and tho circum stances aro considered, it was one of the most disgraceful scenes CTcr enacted by even tho Jilaefc Hepublicans, It has had its legitimato effect ; for at tho recent clco tion in that city tho Democratio majority exceeded five hundred. Tho only result of theso crazy acta of tho Abolitionists has been to convert into impregnable Demo cratio Etrcngholds places which havo been heretofore uniformly against the Democracy, anu to immeasurably increase tho Demo cratic majorities were before they were but small. Democrat fcr tbo Campaign, Being desirous of placing our paper with in tho reach of all who wish to understand tho truo issue involved in tho coming Guber natorial contest, we offer it at tha followin" ratc3 j commencing at any timo during tho present month, and continuing uutil the first of November, or until wo get tho official return of tho State election. Single ocpy 50,50 Ten copies 4.00 Fifteen eopic3 0.00 And an extra copy to tho getter up of tuo club ot tiftccn. All orders must invar i' ally bo accompanied by tho cash. Po-t .Masters and others-will ploaso act as our agents for getting up clubs. Is Wihnot an ''American?" The PhiladolphU Daily Sun, an'tild Native American paper, advocates tho election of David Wilmot for Governor as a "TRUE AMERICAN." In this district tho opposition napcr3 hoist tbo ticket and call it "Republican 'I icket ;" in other counties it is called "American Republican;" in others "Union American ;" while in Philadelphia, an old "Native" paper claims him as their candi date. Now will somo nf his organs in this part of tho Stato inform us which of theso shades ho really represents j or whether ho " " uru, n.cumug wuaiever "emocrat3 It Did'nt Comh I Our Tcadcrs will recollect that Saturday last, tho 13th inst Was tho day fixed upon by certain European astronomers for a general sweep of all creation by Iho tail of tho Comet. Itdid'nt anything of tho kind, however-and here wo are, on this 20th of Juno, anno aomm 1807( Bafo aD(i 60unii a3 a bu in ' a rug," and without any intention of leavln;; I t ... . . - "'owcrspDcro yet awhile that is, if wo friend tbo Comet. iur Just llko Thoin. Many of tho opposition are anxious to fasten tho odium of tho bill for giving a way the publio works upon tho democracy. Wo do net wonder at this. Thoy bco that It is not safo to shoulder suoh a load of infamy. But let us bco if they can cs-apc. Hero is how parties stood in tho Scnato upon tho final passage of tho bill Yeas, 18. Dem. 2, Hep. 10. Nays, 14 Dom. 10, Bop. !. So much for tho Scnato. In tho House, tho vi to stood ou final passage Yeas, 51 Itcp. 11, Dem. 10. Nays, 41 Dem. 37,1. t... 1 Tho Catawissa Hailroadi Wo are j,loascd to obscrvo thai, tho earnings of tho Catawissa, Williamsport and lirio llailroad, during tho month of May last, wcro $30,070 CO Duo connecting roads 7,032 05 , , , ,, ,, ' nig all Iho service in my power, and resolved Notrccc pts for May, 1857,..S31,7ilO 05 .. b, ., .. i , , i 1 . 1orn ' i that all tho timo and talent at my command d0 da ISoO,.. ..,857 31Blloul(l lo frt.ciy given t , tho cducttional Increase 40 per cent 8 8,870 41 ly Bcpublieanism is most assuredly dying out. Tho New York Times, one of tho ablest nnd most influential of tho organs of Itcpublicanism during tho last Prcsiden tial campaign, has abandoned the causo nnd como out as an "independent." It is 6aid that by instinct "rats leave a sinking ship." The Times has foreseen the down fall of Republicanism and is preparing to "stand from under'1 when tho crash comes. S3r Persons of ur county visiting Phila delphia, wishing to stop at a first class Hotel, where all their wants will bo attended to with promptness by a courteous and affable Landlord, would do wcllby stopping at tho Mount Vernon Houso on 2d st. above rch- It is under tho ehargo of Mnj.I. L. Daurett, formerly of Cloarficld, Pa,, who i3 ono of tho most agrcoablo and accommodating Landlords in tho City. tSy-HKNiiY Hubbard, tho aged ex Governor of New-Hampshire, andcx-Scna. tor in Congress, died suddenly on Friday morning at his refidenco in Charlcstown, N. II. Besides tho offices mentioned Mr, Hubbard was also U. S. sub-troasuro in Boston during Mr. Polk'a administration ; but his residence his always been in the pleasant villago of Charlcstown, on the banks of the Connecticut river, whoro ho was born, and commenced tho practico of law moru than fifty years ago. Pittsburg Daily Union. This excellent Democratio paper has recently passed into tho hands of Messrs John II. Baily & Co., and is now printed on fino new type. It is ably edited ad vocates sound political doctrine, and mer its a liberal support at tho hands of the peoplo , Sue 3oss to the Union . " The Tuuth'ov the Mattku." The N. Y, Herald says, fpcaking of Kansas outrages, &c : '' But tho truth of the matter ai that all this fuss that has been mado about Kansas within tbo past two or threo years,ins bscn createdfor the benefit of a fav speculators in lands and politics. Under tho new regime tha buddlo will burst." At last wo aro beginning lo got the truth of tho matter jnd from tho Herald 1 Southern Monitor. J. B. Joiies, Esq, sends m tho first number of a cow and very neat folio sheet, under this title, just issued in Philadelphia. It is conducted with signal ability, treating all subjects with commendable fairness, and is sound ia tho democratic faith. Price only 82 00 per annum. American Agriculturist. This is a highly valuablo agricultural publication, issued monthly in New .York, by Oiianoi: Judd, A. M, It is in neat quarto form, suitablo f r binding, contain ing 24 well-filled pagos of interesting matter each number of which is illustrated with Agriculture and norticulturo Cuts. Price 81 00, only, for ono year. "In Philadelphia, last week, butter wa3 selling at 40 cents por pound, oggi 18 . cents a dozen, tomatoc3 31 cents a quart, now Bermuda potatoe3 8 ccuta per pound, and strawberries from tho South from 1,50 to $2,00 per quart. CSy From a glanco over tho names of tho retiring Senators, wo believe tho next bcnatowill bo democratio. Many of theso Senators wcro elected iutho flush of Know-' Nothingism in 1851 and their places will bo supplied by democrats and better men.! New Dress I Tho Jersey Shoro Re publican, a Democratic paper, donned a new dress last week, and now presents quite a neat appearance. Wo wish tho Messrs, Rakers success. Else & Wilson havo on hand, each and OTOrywarra evening, ioo cream of a superior! 1 ' ' wm,;u lao serv0 un ,u luo niost tand30nl0 style. United States Couni-.-Tho Circuit J uuu x.ia.nCt wouru or tlio united States opoued nt Williarnsnort. on Mondav. .Tuna lGtli, beforo Hon. H. C. Qrier. t. i j i i r.l.-nr w .... .. . . , oa , . Liornoy, k ,3 sain, ,193 l , ..... . , iecn lormeny tenucrca tho lucrative ar- '"tent of Ccusul to Lirorpool. ,. P,...,,.T! , ' To tho School Directors of Columbia County. MtLl.viM.E, Columbia Co., Pa,, Juno 10, 1857. Obnti.emem : Being called to fill tho important and responsible trust of County o . , . , t n ........ a . i. ,t.rt 1 uuiTO,,"a,uc"; "J first oppoi (unity afttr receiving my com mission, I desiro to lender my thanks for tho confidenco you luvo manifested, and to address you bricflj through tho publio pross. I am awaro that the duties of tho ofiico as specified by tho law and as con . .., ,,. ... vml wili i i - -j ' in reaso'i expect mo to perform, aro net of a trivial character, but such as should call into continual cxerciso a vast amount of tact, experience and capacity, and though others could havo boon selected mora com petent than mysclfj yet accepting tho office which nt first I reluctantly couseutcd to fill 1 did it with tho intention of render- interests of tho county. Our sciiool law was planned upon a broad and libcr.il scale, and if properly carried into effect would redound to tbo laj-ting honor and credit of our Commonwealth. Much op position to tho law has been manifested in some localities, but as all efforts iu that direction havo proved fruitless, it is hoped that hereafter there will bo a moro cheerful acquiescence iu tho requisitions of the law, and when, after thorough experiment, tho law is found to bo inefficient, it will always bo open to amendment. Considering our school system thou as a fixed fact, perma nently engrafted upon tho wiso and bene volent institutions of our State, it should bo our prido and our interest as well a3 our duty, lo mako is practically useful and enrry out tho intentions of tho law by well dirccled efforts to prouoto tha intellectual development of the rising generation. Pa rents arc mostly interested in tho improve ment of their own children, but somo in their activo exertions to promote it at tho public oxpenso, seem to forget that tho law is impartial iu its operations and was de signed to benefit tho entiro community without regard to rank orEcx. In making tho law effective many important aids may oft unite, but as echool directors nro elected by tbo pooplo to administer tho law, you is our executive officers aro in a great mea sure responsible for its results. Upon you important duties devolve, and to'your care aro entrusted tho best interests of the causo of education. Upon your judicious selec tion of teachers and the interest you man ifest in your respective schools, will mainly depend the beneficial results of tho system. As3ooa as wo find out that tho mind ri quircs il nourishment as well as tha body, and aro willing to devoto ng much atten tion to tho improvement of tho mind as wo bestow upon tho improvement of our farm", tho culture of our stock, &c, our schools will nj doubt receivo an active imnul e upward, but like indigenous weeds, they Hill not ibrive with' ut culture, to bo nf any benefit to society, You select teachers it is tru?, to have the immediate ehargo of tho pupils to impart iustructio'i each iu liU own peculiar way, but your p-.or teachers want your continual advice and encourage ment, and even your beat teachers need your sympatlrzlng caro and overtight thoy nocd your coumel and your frequent presence as a ttimuhs to exertion and an indication that their hbora oro appreciated. I desire not to dictate, but at all times in a friendly way, I shall strive to enlist your feelings on behalf of moro active efforts for the benefit of our common schools, and it will always bo a pleasuro for mo to co-oper.-to with you in devising measures and perfecting plans for their improve ment, During the summer, I expect to visit all the districts in tho county, to make tho acquaintsnce of teachers and directors, to eximine teacher.', to visit schools when they may bo open, and consult with tho friends of education respecting tho best mcaus of elevating their children. During the winter or whenever any considerable number of the schools, shall happen, my principal business will bo to visit tho schools, to aid and ttimulato tho teachors, to cn courago associated efforts at improvements, to addrcs3 tho public on educational sub jects when desired, and in various ways to excito a spirit of emulation in tho art of teaching which will bo pleasat.t to both teacher and pupils, as well as profitable to the entiro community. To do all this so that my privato busi nos3 will not suffer by my tbsonce, will probably cost mo more than tho compensa lion allowed, but as 1 havo embarked in tho undertaking, I will endeavor to oirry it through to tho best of my ability, and in tho most impartial manner. Directors and thoso having business who may find a personal consultation inaonvonien't, may address mo by letter and expect a prompt reply. Very respectfully, Wm. 13 una ess. Editorial CiiANaE, Mr. J. T, noover former Editor of tho Democratic Watch. ', puwulictl at Rellcronto, Pa., has disposed of that establishment to Messrs. S. I SScclv and U. H. Ff nil. l.v "Watchmim" will hereafter bo conducted. 1 m Success to it, politically and financially, ..... I t&1ha Secretary of Wsr Las ordered I twenty five hundred men to march for Utah, 1 - V". .un. ,ur uiau, and f 111 Send tlirn nr faiif ImniliiA.l an a a i and will send thrco or tour hundred moro.l moro. I It is said Hint n)1. Onhurilnn-q will n ttMttutvv 4ilViUl Governor. ' e- tST Jodoe JonDosatthohtososaion of Montour county Court, vory materially curtailed tho Liquor business in Danvillo, c,..,i j. l!, : l i-. f. i1, o refused to heenso a singlu storo lor tlo salo of spirituous liquors, in tho borough. Itnnlim i,v.i.1 dm nnnlinnllnn tVi- Itni vj.,. - taverns, nnd granted license to only thrco rpetnur.ink for llin riIp of malt, ltfiilors and rc.iaurams lor uio suo oi man liquors ami uomostio wines. . ttVf nniin(nrfiit nnw prints nm nlrptilw KW OOUntcritll I10W Cents aro niroaiiy . r . , . , 1 , in circulation in now xorn, lmoiiueu, no dnnbt In mi with llm irpnninn in Inrrrn uouot, 10,11113 Willi 1110 genuine in largo riuantitipit Tt U said tlirv will na!ilv dp- quantities, ii is saiu tucy win oasuy ie rnirn upmm nt a rnsinl plnnpp but bpinn ccivo persons at a cnsuai giancc, out ucmg newtcr. l ko all that kind of coin havo a greasy feel and slumpy sound tint any boy fa. J lJ J J Will rOCOiiniZO. IiADira Wanted Out West. Tho Editor of tho Iowa Reporter cjlls with a stentorian voico for ladies to como out West, Ho says : ''The last census reported shows il.ni it.nn nn 'it mil .nU.a t, 1 i;nn'iroi't inn. In: ir ii mi 'a w tnoa in 1 hij I rntli n I ttiAau that thcro nro i.J, OIU moro miles than ,,' tn r.'mniJ A.viunu nn, unit nu'i.inrhoiv fplinlna in T.iwn TI111 win til-nn in .Tnnn ' ethililli'i I npp 'ir. Tho C llltcl.tu '.n I. nrlilllly "ill ICIIiaiOS IU lOWn. 1 1113 was lauctl 111 illino ,0n n.a t - alia .t.4tltut ta-itlaor tnlrili nr orict-i ever and doca not ii.eludo tho Spring and Pall ?.I?"iy iVtint'.Mn!'1 a """J f vo,cu uccur'11 " emigration. 0 are now minus nt least 00,000 ladies to malio up our quota 1" MAnui.voi: tn Hiait Life. 'I ho eldest d mghter of Queen Victora is scon to bo married to Prince Frederick William of Prussia. Tho Queen lias given formal nstica to Parliament of tho pending event and requested ample provi-ioiH for tho bride such as becomes tha dignity of tho Crown nnd tho Honor of tho country. ISarviagos. On Thursday evening, 11th inst., at Warnorville, Columbia county, by James Mastere, Esq., Mr. I'eteu D. Swisiiek to Miss Kr.izAiicTii Warner, both of Pine township, in this county. D 0 a t li s . In this place, on Saturday, 13th inst., of scarlet fever, Sopuronia, daughter of Sheriff Miller, aged about 10 years. Hcc, larad'H genttn MiPfihcril plail.lv. With nil 'ntrifgiiig rh.inn.; Hark I hnw hn calls llm tfintcr Iambi. And loltlathcin in hia arm." Kuril! Branch Canal. CottiECTort's OrncE, ) BnACH Havk.v, Juno 8, 1837. fin T.,m. 1M. p n 1 ywwi ..1.1. 1 ami; lujuijiti 111 vauui lolls, at this oluce, aro as folbws : March, got 01 April, 10,585 7i) May, 20.95a 30 Total 531,030 13 llopectfully yours, John S. Foi.lmkr, Collector. THE BLOOM WUIW MARK El1. COUUKOTED WEEKLY t iiautman's store Wheat Uye Corn Oats Buckwhsat. 8 00 .75 .eo .50 .75 Butter 22 Egirs . . . Tallow. . Lard . . . , ..12 ...11 ...II Potatoa .1 (X) White liens.. .1 75 Dried App'es.2 00 Arrivals and Departure of fl.'nlls a( ELOC-llSBliKfl. I'hil.iiliilpiiia mul li avca di.il) rSunla)-,PxeeatoJ);i t li M , arnvna nl i V. it. WillhtiKnutt nu.l Wivicmnviii l-nvia daily. (Sin 1l.1v a ciccfili'il) nt a l'.S! , arnvu lM IVnkcsuirre nail arriica itaily, (Silinl ij a a itrjiteil) nl II A M. Ic.ivi b4 I'. M. t'n nlifi.i mi.lOr.insciillii 111 a it nrilvpa every .Mnnitay, VVudnt'.il.iynndFnilay. nt II A ;l , li.iws fanio il'js at l 1 . .11 .Miltvil 1 nmll nrnvi'3 pvrry Afun.lay fin, Thnrnl.iy at 11 A. M , Ian VPs innio ilnyanl 1 1'. M Jtracvtiiivn nml While Hull i.ijilnmctl 'vcrTilpa ihiy, TlinmJny nml Entunhiy, nl II AM., K"ivi" same (to) a at t 1' .11 . t usAvnsr, r. m. Km QXh'otKlldcmmtB, PLASTERING LATH. I7irTVTI!lUS.NI lI.A9rKItl.VG I.ATII.for inlu i; at llm Llglu SlrJct Hlore, hy ,o-, W. it W. N. ftlCABV. Jnnn 13, ie37. CORNER STONE LAYI1NO. THE CO It M-.lt STONE nf III,) Cvunjnlic.il l.nllcritl Clmrcti in IJent.o imviialiiji. Coiunil.la couniv. in .will inj lain, (.ml willing, on TmriUry, tht S..M of ,.tM, .. ,u -v.i,i,.,b -i-rviLU in i:il"lull nnil Co. tin it. Kuivicce In cummt'nio m ,u o'clock, A M. Min sicra nf nM i'.-nuiiii nmiuiid, nn I tiic nJblii generally, nio imilnl to rut n l. 1 Juno SO, 1Fj7 it DIVLOJIA AWAKDED By the I'cnntylrmn Mate .IgrituUuTal Scelrly aril lit emi al Ctr.nl) Icatt , to 111: t.Xlll . yilOJWfir.1 1) Ir CO., )or iatr Ctttlraled 'i; rloa ClTl'LE 1 Oil OKU llUllrtUS IOIl Iloraca, ilia an iniiilui.l.te rcinc.lv for Iho cure . anil i cvuinion ol all liise.uea menu lit in I ho nnliie aninill, viz: Uisleniier, t'in'flii Ta cy lever., Tn law, loot ill.iason l.nn. i..ciiai.,., Itrh, (.rinea, iiilti lniion, Jsund'ce, KWiiov J,i.ca'ea (laailcrs, Tultk Lisa, lhiJrlniii,, tau'era. Vivcra tJIccrs in l.unjre, Bu. icll, 1'ouilUeta, Hlruiaht llr, roc VJJAT CA'ITI.U I.i Jauiii'lco, uilutvj, lloun cr Uloivn, lliooily Uiiio, Itr.t Muter. Mnrrian. I.iiaa orcuit. I.naaof ,lu lil'llli.. IrmirlKut nr l.noseiieas, IlM,r.luea?e. Woil in Loai i?rVili"U1V UIOO,'' Jli,k- ,1""i "casc, , ' ', ' rou noes. In Swetle.1 Nerk.liile, ,l,0 I.ivcr. Al..re,ea in tlio I.uii;a, IJIriu of Iho Unwell, tfn.-i.iin . r l.'.n.,,,,- Uioke iljaenaea. ' aheil.aiichor ro. ihaenies uf I.i k ttntli. It nu ienbi a I cent.,iia ilia cxpar rii-ucd ol evi r 11) OliO Urmeif. ivliol l,nv niu.l ., .., i, . . V iu,uii;in, iyi0 .v ,, ,-, icnuy ni any iiine , ANOTIIUIl MJW DI&COVCRV I OATTLU LINIMENT. UiiciinUeilliy any oilier Liniment or Cmlirneiitlon over yet Known In Iho wnrlil. I la 5ond for Iho Inj. llm!'.' ""' innvclitael, in Hie l,.n,J. oi .... ...... ... ...,llr,,, laiiuribfliiu arnct i.riiiuie oia lo - ' 7.,"., , "-' i !- t l OIW fUH CATTI.I' Frraina,lliuiiii, Fuundired i'eet, Biiavin.aweeny, PistiiU, eitfan, OillKorevcryklnU, Windsai,ti nd (Jracki IitlllltllCia.rflrninj I1UMAS iinnvv Rhciinnitno, Wtak Joinii, Contracted tncwi. rroi Utit, Chapped Ilandi, Swelling, Tuiiiourn, Tuoihache, I'ain In the !Kt, I'a-n In tho Hark, I'ain in the Shoulders, vrvMi Iain. Seruiclica or Urraku, rlaril Tu m on r Ji-'njljone, 1 r;vl. racked llenhi. Mtcu Ilor.r. Miuifie, Horn Dlllnmnnr I Chidtainit, Hiteof Animali, I Kill! Jolnti, .u - . . . inVauHtirdtt, i"t.a0. .niMi-ni at toihour vahiuMe dirovrr-: - o. Ihofcut. Ou, pde,,a, on, w llie,, Maou faeiu red only iy liaVufi .. WtEtNJO, rnO.NIIV'Mlf.n fa fn n.TUiraai.JJ, I) ro,,,., i'ir.ri iv-..i i.rd&tyoad, June to, lur-ir ' "" ,0" Ill.l.iilHOI.n'S GEXUIXH PIIKIMUATION i..vruAtrr iitrcinu, Far liivaiee of the BtMtr Kltneye. timet, llrepey, makntxri. oMrum. !niiin,Mi amr'MV,lii1lT" tf '' Arlela from RimMM ainl linru.!rnclca In IKe, ami removing nil improper iii.i narirea irntn me maimer, K"l"' ""i'fAi'ff'ott vXmmai. 8 Trnm wlnlcvnr can-o Ihoy may hnvn nrti(l attta' , nn.t m.11(I,f nf ,ow 0l ,,,,, alyl. ,rilMIl ullJ vljur hi llm frnniii. nnd iitnom In tlin paMiil clmrk. no niiiltiT nr now inni atimuim, Hi vl hit nrniin una It cnrcaNjrvii'ia nml K-lii linted Builnrur. nm) rcmnvm "l0 armp'nmi. nm ' wlilrli will lin inniH liiillapn. ,inn ll Utinlmi, lumnf I'jwnt, l,nn nr M.ninr. llinl.iillv ll.-iliiln.. II iiiii... I IV t't nn llnrrnf nf itj till, f t itiu ijji 1 1 1 . ; NVrVil.TrliVi.V. i;. if.i iii.r i.f ""' "i?111 J- t I IVrt, tV.ikiil ilnn'., I'lin- nM, r v,,ni ,, ,.,,, Univeml l,t.liii,li) nr Hid Mnieulir Htnn, o.tnn IStinrmvia Aip';tlt. w Hi yp,P i H,, i',l,1,is'niii!..,iy, HryiiiMinf fin rtnlii liUi'liJiiiiti,ni'ii'iiitiiil llriiilnna ', (. ,,., ,.(, nf u,,, i:y rr,i'.iniiiiy I iii-k Hp.ia uHu i,ir..r.i ihn i.yi-a, withT.'mpirjry H ill'.ulnu ntnl l,oi nl Attrn iiii.ortat Miitiiiiiy, itoi oj bmi. wim "" nfcilv Ni.tlltin 1 ill irn .l.i,lrri!.lo t P.iH. fnllniila linn aililn.li.anJ nntnlm th"y m iro ilr.nl ror lo.tr or tlintvmj no rft'H-(nf muiiHT. itinnun tirni no epiculitl mi. bin a llurrieU irn.jltiuti fruu ouu quc in linn tn.tnolhpr. Tlio.u avmntnma. if nlliv.vpil til ln nn wiliftl thH niiMlirinn Invnrh'ily rminvca snun ftlloua l.o.a or I'nwtr, I'.itiiii v,,i7i ( I : i t ri U c I'm In ms "f which Ihn pnticnt mlynttlr-i. vlio can aiythu lliin pv cp. i-4 nm nut Iru'i I'ntl'y Ii)IIiwiiI liy llinso illreTuI tlncni" Ill'a Illy -III I'lJiiilr'liniilin 1 1 Tll-J rpfnnl. nf tliu ln..ini) A.ilitmi, an I ttir tmlitlrhnl it,..ilh. hy Mvit!i wjt'nl tnniMtrc wna .rpm 1,1 v millpti aiilti.Ii his "rrierbfC'ltli-Mi " ll-Mltty hm MltcrrliMt ami liti l.m t'it iltottFan.h ttni ( Iiiii4 uitli t rtiint 1111 ily tt r IVUf a t (I m Hint 1. 1 a til? h-u'Mtlon of many ,ioMo youi!n. It can be cutml by I 111 (i! of t hi iryniinf ifor with -uinr lite .iliovjilUtrrsinn nllmcnH. tin IMiii-l ihtritct Unclm will euro you, 'J'ry ii ntnl hi r.-iiU'lni'ii I tit iLn t UlMCV liiw.iro ofa 1 tcit N.nlMnH :ui I U tuck tinrlora. who .tn 1,'tvolil tU 'hi itid Eitvc nuj , mr u ring iunny, nml fj)ii,'ir. ly sriilfn; nr ctllinj fir a buttlu lliis fjtp v ln-u.tnf All ;l II ..', rclHrciici rs H" Uh"v (topni-ir mi'i wijri(n rciujuy. It aMiys nil tilti .'iil inil.rnmiftHi, m v:nctly Ilr.mtit in lis Uita nn- oilor, Imt fnnuiti.ttu in its action . !II.r.MI,.()f,T)3 i:TIt.CT UtfCIIU li fcurfil .lirpc'ly acconlui ti tlio ruici of Vuirwify (inti Chemistry, With I In jrrrniLi iicLtir.iry nnd thcnii'al Mionhi.ljro it mi c.iru licvotfil in iu cninliiinti-Mi. frna I'roft bsit Uvwc' Valiiftlilu Work on tlm pr.Klicp nr p'lysic, uri'l t of l In; t t Htni.liril U'nrk 'f MMfhii'. ilj-ovi: iu;i)i:i:ii iioD.AK..rJ Ono ttiinilrrd ilolhrt will lm pidl tit ,iry plirskinn whncaif iifuvutlnt l!iu Mpilirinoj-vtr injur! u l'.i tt cut ; ti 11 f I Hi-! ti'otun my tf tli uf.ai,i can i prdiluc:'! 10 firuvc thai It dun preat (ici.nl. Uaes ot iiom oi) ivoc-k lollii rlfcn yens' 'ninlnic li.nc liff'i rflV ctil. 'I hu maM of vol n 11 ,1 y testimony hi tnsitrsioii nf Hie lirnpnoior.NntH'hing its virtues nnl ruruivo piwrra, 11 immense, umijraci'ig .naines wo I kuu.vn lo Bleiicc nnd r.unc IUl,tXKMiotll"i hive tif-cn Bnt.l tvwl not a tingle in stance of 11 ruihirrjn ln"n rrpurii'd t I'craonaily .ip"ttrd liffini uio, nn .1 lertnai. o!' tho ri-y of Pii Iidi'lpliifi, II. T. IlLLOnr.n (,'htMtiM, vlni tioitiit duly worn docfi j ly, tlial hi a inrpirntiuii con tiiinit no Xirn.iic, .Mercury or Inj iriuua tJ , Imt are purely veL'etilde II. T MIUiMnoi.O.Pote M nml riurnr. Hworn nnd s itJLrilil lw Inn iihj Uiit 'iUl day oi' Set vcinlicr IcOl. VM.P IIIi! IMXO, Aldernuii. Trice $1 per battle, or sti for $7, dtUccred to any nl dres, jrconip.tnicd (y rthtililp and miptiniUile rrftilt ciles 1rom l'rof-jdsiora of Medical UillL'ti, OtL'rjyiuun , and rthcrn. 1'rcp.tredand to'dl.y II T. II CI.M TOM), I'fccticil nn I Annlytit-nl UIicnp"-t, 52 tmth Tl"JTIl St., ln.luv t'licstnuti Asbcnibly Ituildini;'. Phil-id'-lplin. To be had of J. H MOYV.tt, D'o3tntburff. and nf all Dtuegf&ts and Praters throughout tht United States, Vanauas and liitttsh rrorinrct. HKW.Mtli uv rnuNTr.Rrr.rrs. ash mi iini,Miu)Mr.s-TAKi; o uTiiurv. Jutiri 1.1, IriT. KKW AND USEFUL. OLEUM' LJdUOR. A SuhstiOttc for I.imcrd Oil lTi:NT Ai'l'LU'.U VtHl ) 'pMH tiin'cr-Hajiti d tiller to tin mldir iIh if OI.Mtin A J inor 'ii nn lfi' ieii4su!itiiutf foi l.iiMi-i'd Oil, as a lliintia-r fur nil Bui.n oi l'jitin cronnd M OILcxrcpt Vt'iiriinti lU-il. When itnniiod uitli Ih' OlPiim tli'1 Tiii'il w'M envrr bAier dry fpiirkiir und will i more diirlle. dt.d wlwn wirnlFlitdt (lie p.iini will liio .in-l ritun I lie mtiit "W ffih hi'K !'". ll'itrniu , 'onn I. Tli O ran I- i,m,1 l,y It-II. nr in ro 1,1, fi.nseed Oil. .11 1 la'i, Jjpjn or I urpeui inj nl I lie 011 IIOII 10 1 .miik 1 lti cm l is Jliii'it nu h ilf of lh.it nf l.tmr) Oil Ihux cnidi'r.illi rPducii the l k n.i 1 u put tiry We f.uihiiilly repnuimciid it Tor nil purpi".' judit-a ted ami WatrMiil It In kivu tmsf.i(.1iuu A li'i. r.il did-rouiit- to tin 1 r;u!e. DIUDJU'JSS. II,in the p.iint with tlm'Ofnuin lt rjuor .111 1 wii tk it wull, until I' ll iw 4 Irei ly Ir out 1 1 n brush. 'J'hu hr'fh m il Iu 'r'e tri'ii all moisture and ina riahW ought to li'j f-oikcd well wull ih' Oieuiu lai ran' , previous to pauiliii?. lnrt"nd it (i Urli! 5 f.ie lirurdie i.i wnVr nvt-r nljhi. ns piinlerw guir,iH il.. hrt viipUi in ,( ( Nt (n t,f Oleniu .J.iiuor, winch ill Ri.-uil i.u-iljutf the work. Tli punt mixed with the O ftim I, ij.tor will wirk hflter ifi1 h ailowul in sian.l ironi l J in y hours pre ilout Iu its ti i'lx ied.aMd tin 11 1 lil'im d lo suco n rniisirtLtic) at til w oik irmj .imi uxt-v umJi r the hnuit. y the u of Jipni ttir pinii will lh rendered 'till firmer, Mix I lie J ipiit li'iri Willi llm ptiini nnd ihu thin it wuh lis Oleum l,i-(Uor in Ihu nniniur in -n tioned ahOe. Cv UV) puunds oT Pain t ihi.ionl with iV Olt-utti I.i. T 11 tr. will povir a Itrjir nutlne than U poim.a H i 1.. m-d with ml Tim O leu in 1,,'juor is not to lr iuc.1 tviih Vi'iutian Itcd, iiur w ih Paint nml imuij any nionfrtioit ul jt. UU1.1MO. (I ATI M W Ai IlitUIMtj Am'ricau IVimi and ;ui-r VVniki, Comer VI tii ami Urten Hts., Phi la U Ip'i'n Ol.nfl-N n ci-rmJ luird and Wuod bu , p ,n,i.t . phia. Pi . MjT We also inan'ir.ii'.i'M Chrom-3 Vt Ihw. ('hi one (Ire u. ciiimna nud i'riisttian lUiir. Vh.., hi,, ritarhl Ued in viriotu bh.idea and 'inahlieH, niir dry or in oil, and w.irr.iut thru, to br nj.ial to ami oilier ui'ikii, eiiher here or aL-ru.u, June 0. 1 r . t . OLEUM LIQUOIl. CEIITIFICATU. W'i tl)0 undcrsinctl IIou?o I'ninlor.i. V T liirrliy certify that nt Inva eiv.ii tti i, ii InvPntcil Olriini i.i'l'lnr, intnl,trict'a rr .1 Uj n. t;.illiinii it IS rci 11 Jar. in I'll a la.le i.hi a . nn iiniiirli.ii tri.il.nml liavc lotiu I it nn til iVm snli.titiito fi'r Itii ai-til oil. f.ir aiipi-ni r tu n hi vurv irhpen m n ,.,, nf only aUiiu ti.itrna Hindi. Una cunstil.'rutily ri'iliirni" Uio c (ir n-u nr iiainilnj u ivruij therefor., recmii itiend the pull lie to ita cciietat m,. nii .,i,, . ., I.eeii uii-.I ila aiijicnority ovci Ltnjiod Oil ill ba at- AM'W UXOlItt, ' WIM I Wi Vi)M,C, tDWAUD ULMIAKIl, Juno 13, If57. IIMREI1Y certify that T Invo had llnum, r.ni.llnj priU'cllleil liluty mil, il, ,. nmieil Oleum L.tilur, ail' cnln-'ir In nil Hie li rniniue l.'aliuii of IM nlmni inmei Bentlenici ami willli.;.enil.l, il,,uin fmurn I ,n hive no , ", ma oiiemlicna iieiriirn.e,l ulilln..i tlio nhovB iinmcl valunliti. ,lor )! w, ","' dcire to view ita ell-eta. ivill rnl nl my ,fVie , uhern lliey ran e.iuviueo tin ,nai l,r nf f ,, ,, W"Zl0UbVlWmL,,iU0'" "rjionot'yanj ilurjhility. June 13, 1857, J. ISAAC IiniUNIfl. ntOSPKOTUS OP TIII3 TINTTP.r, oiAiiia lJiiiJiu ruiiY, C'n 1 miin rmiT.,. rpHE unitclligiril (iMpoao iaai ins chnui ttn Hr.i r cuiitiln ohrii, 1 10 y ..r, 1 11... or! ' ll n n . x. lu j intiif ) The ohjccl of tho United riiatrg Directory will h IM. To give ihu iiam aud ,t bigco udd,L o Jytrv niT? '10,t Po.t 3.1 To civo tin naiua nu1 iilaco if niititieiilnn ..r every Dafly. Wi'.iilv. JMitM, HJ UiPm tc'HJ vSof, in Magazlnonntilialidlin Ilia Uniitil Vuiei ' P ' i Lf' ?'?.','"' ,ow, villain uoU vuil cDico will lieiilihibetically.iirorgeil. i.i niico nui ..2'i"HnS'"f r,1ac!' peracn nilltao alpbalirtu-ally ar g",, "" "l" " "'iwrlivo pot, Sffic, , A tlio Unlteil Htaiea Itircclory will bo n matter of intere.t in every reaiJonl in Ameriea. t anlint llm ni.l ol ,.a,i inn,icr,,, 0,,cra in ou ' r he rnuiitry, iu ol.laiui,,, .aioa and acuJIui u' n mi na anon ui pmaibto. ' uitlll ,nlv"M,,l;.,..vr,'.'l " n'no.ii iuuiiiynii.1 Bii.if.nt t io head of tha ii.eci , ri i ... r ' iniiiiu ui in h leejyea, 31;: I , 1. r " n' "av" M'ni c"l lo till an envelop lorWariltheiiioiiimincdnli.lv. envelope. ... . ;. -'. "..'nii.ji.iti u u iwan 1. wj?nV,ry';",,,7,V.'IU,,,CD' 1",sl M Jrp.. poll ollicd.ciiuniyand Mia,, "'" ""T "anic. MOIluIS, UAHD.VCn & IVIl.KnS, IO I'KKVEVr UIITirrlir.!,n . v Clncinnaii Ohio. ' ruliliihcra can atteutiiin ii n v :. :,ya.rf.' J.d a, onOT X . .A ... ,. i ... I; . 1 li M U, ( HirCClOrVI elivei. . ii iii . niii rer.in . "..v.v.r.u,,,l'!,',- - vu u, inni d I n ir.ni ,h,... .,: . .,, ' . - paper, in llm 1 I'tpyMniUfll'niirdSutoa DrreViory " I TO TH0.1I2 WHO WANT FARMS. a fmm irmtix Titr, nKACit of KftnYnujiH MMir. ttinmVAY I-AlUl l.'OMr-ANV liaa made ... J rnnaeuiri Is l,y uliich nil n liu deal rc to acute It purrlii.u n home can do an, 'I hD Parma com,. I nrilir I eat llmeslnno anil or II, mnel amirrlor iiiiulilv for Oi mil nr. 1 11 rflnlillt, i. ia now imirlni! proving Inci. lulo which nti extentiv eiitljnntlen rutin y, ronii.y v, rummivniiia in tho mill a nr a n,riVihA niuiiK. .in! iuiiirriy IB ii'iiiivil VAX luipul (I Ion ir eor.ie in.Q'm. Tho eli matp la pirrcctlf inikiinn, It nln hit nn nnnnilniifo orilio licit nUn, m nt ,.n,lt , ,, .,,, ,t , ,,u ,,., ii" i,. ii iiiri, .. h.i,hvi 'in; "i "-.cria tv nl m nni Hun 'I hn nt ce In mt l mil I... st m SJo prr nric, inytihhi by InMnlmi'iiia,, in hp in. ciliilnt ha tlnn-nl inircimimir, nr n annrr olMaarr, m cm II linn in lurali' Urn an mi- lor 8?0it, m)alilH jn pi,, mcntli. nr I'll ncrra i lynliln l pi r ninnlli. Hirrmiiit rnr nvory an'i or Jlininnil iin.lrr nild Inn.lvnnre'n .11 .... .... a - H, i. H 11.;.. .l 1. nil f. . .!.. liroitiii ir ,1 jit! 1 n nt will Irf allowed, bntl for cvtr $1(10 a tllfcmntl or It) per mit In ton ..'trlna t- n-lvantiigfn of rmtgrnltng to Uil Inrnlltv Wf tiillftwJtiK nti rc titnl Fint'VU" Mill h n rlcli hmctloiic, c.iiiaMc of rnli I nr tlm ltcavkt rrnpi m injr t Inch litis kettle incnl 1 in n nititiiifil Hi tirp4unl a rout mosprrity Frcottd-li i (lift rcntrr of ili prrnt NnrtliWrnt p'renloM .itVhi4 pt.irtn In ilia Stnln.' It will ttipply , m, Brnt i.nkn i.,.,ikoi.(nrrnr.ih'ii m 1 ' , tt,0 cr. nl, allnthi' Union j It I oMa VPln oflll(, illiuininnua Cnnl priinauon am hut wnrh ne!,r(,(fnt0 Ttr j r t liir ft nukrn li,tl0 (on, r r)f l Uni,.r c,,r, acM, ,s wilhiuko ttie I nmnilnllnV In TltcoiMinnt Ptatfl2ioln?it lr I'lmrlmT Jaclt. unit. oT lintlnn, Im undo n cfnlo. Irnl fiiivty or tlit hnd, nnd nmlyrrd ttui nut I tli" Iron orn mid tlio llnii'Htonf. 'J'ln report togi'lurr with mnps, will bo lunthheit lo linnirern. Tlirn' rnilrmd nri' hid otit llirnnuli llilg proprttv, Tlie fin ntmry ind l.riu Ilnilrnad plvc n ninrkt l fol our conl to Urn hWs It run from line to PhtlndcU plil.i. A arf'c part of tlilfl rojd lin li'Ttt "fiiMin", nndhrmwin riitinlns rrdf r. A Itrnvy force is itorr working from Cric towards nnr Innd In Iho wrelt"i dirrcllon, tlieiiiMint for li prnmplptlnn ol wliirh linn li km i riiiird I' will coon he flniMird, T lio Allislmny Va'lnv linllrnad ronniTln us w I'll 7it:w Votk, Umirn and I'iUfthurt! Uio Vcnniij;o Ilond coiinccte us niih thnWrM. Tlmro are nlrpadyjood Turnpiko Hoads running tlirottcli this proprrty, vnrlou-i tlicr rnid hove In en, oppticd In nTomniodnto lie rmliitnl Ion cud ititlo innit wit ir li Un-n'rondy taken pmre, 1 hen-1 no "ppottuiiily i"imil lo it new ffTetn d to tht- mm vw Ito wan to provlds litniolf a hmno In tin cl'v way. and n nVt, n scttli'iii"! t where tin can livo In prnprrllv nnd Independence it n climtitc 1XK. rr.oTt.v niMiriiY. No rnxp "I tiii fever vvft Invinc lren known nTiir In thla rrilkmiMit. It not Itho Knytoiho Mrk-vortd rf th" VVt, om'HM l" rh" p intolerant jiropl.who-eth',re u onocii ly ih irfhesor 'chnt.li, Hhrre the price nf l.i nd is liili nnd uh'To the cm), rrnnt. nftpr lidii u id to tit" hiIllilf H rllmatt in I hr wo: I.I. Ii ' in end 're n nnd piin. mm pc h.ips tninit hit he'ilth nd ili.tl of his faii.il v. Hut Uetn is h tlit Wins s n't; in' ei hitvius tlircr towns, coiiluln. ins rhurrl.fH. pcIi oi, initel. utorrit, rnv mills, griit mill s, nnd evrrnhi ti? de-iirt ' 'I he it If n n h n nr krt nl hand The ttiiiiln-r ir u(o lifct ynr nipoimti ,f to ovr iwn hundred million fre. of tiimli-r. In n nil or t limf. iiwinj to tlf rent. It will lo t-nnf still mi ii ie vi liiahle, n n ntiinhf r of iron wnrM nud m.n.n rnctorin will fnoii l-ontarnd; lhe are at ptChcr,! starting 1 lie mi t tvit i rtj M Wniii n. 1 tn for tlio, wlio do not wih tnpotture, 1 li r payments nro mtlj that th.'v cm aH tmv a lino to s:ive th!r rinint; f.uinliert ftoin want in lio future, nr tn )nin it con pc tf nco hy t he ilr which will tr-he pi n in the vnluo of tniiu. Uv in outlay tcarcrlv mitrdtt tut'taii. I. .1,1 rtf Innnlliri'iMnt ftlllP. till prnvMoii r:n he mnih. rfrnns meiim n-nKe inriy nrpiinnon. npp.y rr writ to V. JI'.rniMi H. r-Vii-'i.iry, No KUVnhnt Plrti't. hflow I'llih, Phllndelphln Kfttfrs rnrt-fnliw iimw ercd, pii hr full inlormaiti ri. rilim-fi or irarls rf land (.in ! In us lit ut Bcurrd hy li'lier tnclminj iho fiifl In Malm rut of flve-doHnr, hiiuii iii" riKuriiu'-r ni n i nmii-n viii uudlts, manw. &.c V.irr.inted Ucrdi tivcn. l'orsuns can also piirrhnne Itoio our AKenin Koui'i i rnui I'll i l.i W o ii in to Tvronn on the Pcnrr i vnnin (Vnlra Itintroad, tii'it Ihcticr ly nogf tn 1)1 lati'l 'I hi is a ili'UjIHtnl cmn n t visit HI Marx's. t'le let hotel acroiiiirmd'Oirn 1p slfori'eil. riKinlr. for li. t; ?rhulizi Cn., t to lAgcnfor the propiti tit St MaryV j.iiie u, iii7 am CABINET WAltEKOOMs. n'llli uiuUrsIjned rcprclfuHy invites the atlf Mi 1 flh" Pnhlir lo Iim "M',fiiiVi.nFdnrtinMi nt Tn' Fn rnttu r.nitii t:liain which h wilt witraim (o lt n.t, oi li fi.liiiiicri il-ni-d )n .i w iriaiiiiiil ki inn ritu t ,i hi- l.ttnhiisliiiu nl, c n ii iilw :t b hi' IionmI o t-nod nison in i i t 'if FASUIOiVAliliK lfUUXITUItK, Wlilc'i in I'T'.it ll' at) Icnnil tlmali tn , tint nf rial I mil l. Ilia or ,iw Voik ritif s. uutlslu lo iintca, lie tua SO FAV, . of jlllfercnt 'yli vfanil prirci frnnij chairs, I'iat.a nonN, nnd a vn-h ty .f noimltiTi d un,i mil and .Mah l'iiv. P.irlnr ciiuiri. Hnri:.,. n,t Wilh Itri'f siiig.iml t ,11 lo I hill -1M. k,(;i. r.ir.I nirr. n, .i licrtaM h. deiiirtliiirf, rhi tl'eu mts w ii.it ik.ic nn.i n..,. dett nihl . -ill kin. U 1,1 fi-hloimhln w i.i k. II 1 1 fci, l t i" ntV,: ,r,.l,U ,"7 ' "' tl J I'J, ',, " i" . '" ai,iriiiiii v -u tl rri.ii., I.. . . 1 ' 1 r ,,r ilur:ihilii ai.d ccmlnrt to r n t he. I . ni...ur, lMf,b.lMI t',M-N' """ D F, N T I d T U V. 1- Cd. lS.iDM,!5,.!a3 srnKo.i rui. ii3T. III.lOIMI'L'RU. fJOLUVIII.1 CO , ys IlcHiilfi cr, Itr.t llntk ii.il, inj Lclnn II jrliiin.T. (rro mi M.U11 H.iri t 1 1 INI'IIC'I I'lU.I.V "ir-n I,.. iirnfii.tiiD.il aprvina 1 l III till, I ILII-d 11 1,. I -, l.ll. lli, I, ,,1 ll.lm.,. jj viiini'v tt" 1 11 1 1 1,., ri li t iii '1 n 1 tn 11 ) Hi.' 1 i.iii . 11 I tli.' "in hi 11 in I'm nkir It'll I ,iirovi'it M lnu id 1 it mill llir l. Tor ce lain Teeth, Whlrli will hi- Inv-iji 4 nn pivi l nr Jinl.l plal., In li.i h na . .- II lln- niituril try A Minerinr crlirln nr TOO I'll I'OU'UIIK nl . waj a nn h in I. June II, lv;7. N(,.ij, liLtjuMsiTUnt. iKirr'TrTiT &iuJk STOHll. rj'lll', uni!erfiSTip.l l ap. rirm ly Infiiinm il o ri,rn a I nl l.l i uli.ljur; anj , lie ,ii,ig ,n cunial, Ihul ho llai o(.i'r.i-il ti Jloit and S'.oe TZUabiishmeht, In I'll th .'.lit I, u. . 11 Mini alre-i, almvo ria. 1 e il.nn . Ilik ry. wnm Inj n i cmMunllv un I.011J a lirea.anrtuieiil nf Hoots, Shooo, Gaiters, Jtc, AmlnlllmiLaiip uoik In nni. r mi ahnt notice III, liuiBcinerirncciii ih.. Luam. ,a, aim ccneial krn- l...l;.i ut 110 .antao. tr. poclu. will enal.le I , M-n.'er .alitf.irlinii 1,1 all In. mat era nml ,ln.ul,i aecuro him lutronato whicli ho liugiea ,11 m, nl Jllonmrturt. May . U'S7. KU:,M' KAGLK FOUXDUY, 1U.OOJISBU11C1. Stoves and Tinware. rj'lljiauliarrilier hlvln3 eri a larce rr,v l.rirk I I'u-ilMlry anil Mnrl,,,,,. Hli. n, , ,r.- nf Ihe I.I f!w,. ! f,",rr" .'l0 '":'k" "" '""" " " l.m -t .rn-. . I'lau-a cnnalnnlly ,. ham, Tin .uh ariiWr lnanlanreuinvi'il l., - ,u euim iron. Vnin il tr, thi. I'..llndry,n,,v,,.t,.,e l.aa eilcleit a hull line alinpitherforHlnvannilTinwarc iiuiiliiij, f ni l'l tSi'-nvii!OK' VANI.li:il COOK, .ml .iri'n'oViUr.' 81,,V,!'-- A" k'"" ' Hpu.lll.1 I!'oo,n.',rS.Ap,lll,.,f)7!OS,:i'" S"''''-- A 11BTIKBD 1'IIYSIOIAN, i limliu'ra, il.ins ill rrin.. " win, . ".,. 1 """;' i-niiicainioi. nni anf fcaii li l ei r.l . . "!"."'" l visit llm prtve, ce Z ',SJL) Jl,.,lreli iliarnvtrod a n-crrailnanil rrrtoin cure fur Co 1 a, L'nuelM Ilronehilta Con.ump lion. Nenoua In l,iy ,! All m " lu, ci 1 1'l Ja cured iinmeillalfly, he returned 11, ted I I, tell w,'hl,T,,,.0n,',''.,,,;;!.,Cl, '! 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