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0. X. V.'OKDEX AND J. E. C0EXEL1US.
"THE UNION'," estaMbheJ In 1S11 Whule Xo.. 3,i:i3.
"CNROMCLi:," f stall! -!i. 1 iit 1 1.1 Viliule No., 83 L
LEWISBUKG, UNION CO., PA., FRIDAY, AUGUST 2-1. 18G0.
4t 1.S0 prr Vrar. always In Advance.
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j liabilities One Hundred an 1 Forty-! The Tioga AjUm-.r says, that the De-1 A a:.M roil!.
of t. r.igui I housniKl 1HC 1 1 liltdi-eil I'ol- mocracy ot rnav county nave ooijci gic.i Thf non.tH .lirrin; "ii i.m...y.n..;..7'.rw-I,
Committee of Publication Of the lars (.$143,500 00). The income of faintct response to either of the Hal- ' ring ultra nKui.tuj. i... n,imM bow
University at LewlSDUre. t ie current venr has about met thoev- timore nominations. Noratifieation matt-! ",n-jur m. i c.i.wij i. .ouuj, i. i,
At a tneetine of the Board of Curator, hcl.l ponscs. The corporation is uncmbar- ins has-yet been held for Breckinridge or,
July Sfi, lSi.O, immediately aftrr the public rassed liy anv claims lor which provi- ' l'ouylas. "No public speaker among our i
examinations am! ('.iniiieiiceineni of the l"ui- sjg1 j.. j,"0j made ' democratic leaders has aired his cloqu'-nco !
verdiy, the uti.l rsiuned were appointed j Cll VXf'FS IX THE IM MIPS j iu defence of either set of principles enun-j
e.niiimtlee to ..biain nifiTiiiain'ti, an.l lay be-i r '. ' cia'ed at I'altiroore. They feel that de
n-re ihe public tlie t'..!!.. wins Statement: "ev '' ' AV' " 'hiladclphia, art-1 ftat j inevitable, and that any move by j
FWMIXVTIOX. i ''l:x-m"-N' l"Mi, of Clinton county, either fae'ion would embitter the feelings
Tin.,,'- " ' tj i i : r,'s'-ed their seat-: in the Foaid of of tun other and make n i Jtr the breach j
1 he examinations in all the depart- 'i...,, i . w v i... n i. , , , , ,
,. ,, . r . i lev. U . I . I.,:ami., I. already wido euousU.
nients were lu-hlv Fati.-fa.'tory, nn-l l( pi nl,.I,.'.;. n,..t lie llt-v-x- :.-,.: .. . . .
iuu uiu iiim.. iuu iiuitviiuiiir v 'm
!k lar aa5 CljroBiflf.
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To my .iaiitm:i in H atu.
e.l.t.
: .-.! -.i-ht,
I le rr.
: ill stw!y on the art of tin; Sttnleiits, it v,u.
I'ai tofthe Te;u her.-. The examiiia
t tions were comlucteil in such u man
tier as to leave no donl t in regard to
the fllieiency wi:!i wiiich the several
' l.iunchos ol r-tuIy have lecn pursued.
. . I'XlVKUr-liY FKMAI.K IX.vTITCTE.
i Tliis institution continues to ju-o?-
per, ami meets wiih inei easeil l.tvor.
I It is the oi-ject of the Koar.l of hi-
?;iuetors to iiive to their tuipihs a
IjCWi.-hui--'. weru cieeteil to
iineies. The lloarJ of Cu
rators remains tinelianir' d.
The ilav of ('oiiiiiieiiceiiient is fhau-
i;cj front WeiliKVilay to T!.ur.-'! iy.
la coneliisio:i, the unuei-iiriieil
wouhl cMijrra ! ul:s to tiie jeitrons ami
rrieiuls of t!;e L'tiivcr.-ity, in its ires
cut healthy and ini-icro;;sco!idiiioii.
Eacli di artinent appears to oc lioiinr
well the work as.-i'-ned to it. ami ail
work together in I'eantiPd harmony.
With an aide President and Fa.-uhv,
. thorotiL'li, practical education, to lit working in harmony and co-operation
: litem lor auv duty in life : while, at with the Hoard of Trustees and Cit-
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tlie same time, proper attention is
! Lriven to all the Ornamental branches
' of a tini.-licd education. I'urinjr the
j year, seventy-nine yoimir Ladies have
j been in attendance, twelve of whom
' Lrraduated at the last couimf nceim-nt,
; with credit to themselves, and honor
to the ."-culinary. The building ;ne
; large, convenient and comfortable,
; and in every way well adapted to ac
i coiuiuo late cijfhtv boarders. The lo-
! cation is healthy, beautil'td. and easy
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access : and it is
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d the next
esioll will have an increased number I
Iu-i
ra tors, ami with tho lile.-.-im; of t iod
upon their labors, we can indulge
tlie fond hope that the l'i.;ver.-ity i
becominj; all that its most tauiruine
patrons and friends could desire, ami
.-hows that their prayers, efforts,
toils, and benefactions have not been
iu vain. .1. A. K KI.I.V,
CM A1M.KS A. FOX, i
j.vmi-;.s f i;i;uu'., I
Committee.
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Xcujs 3tcmo from (ftljcr Conntico, '
ULri-HHtll FHIOf L4I.T WLLR. )
Two of the prisoners iu the jtil ia this j
.H'e c-xtnet tlie fu!h;ing frm a
;. ;. r Iritn a tubcriber tj the .Sir t"
(7,. nil' i'e ."
l; ,iiV.:i.5 li C,1H.. An.-.11. 1-1-Tli?
firniers of Stephensou county arc
t-t about flushing their barveMitig. The
i -t settlers sy they have never known
t'jocr ps of all kinds, to be uure alua
ijt th iu this fcasou.
Ii jiublicauiMU is A uri.-liin in tbi
r nity M our eutirc f-ati?fac'ioD. tlrcat
rmU-iasm prevails for I.tuenln. T. my
: fiin knowledge, some Go or U Ioug
:..-men iu this ituuiediat.; ni-tguUorunoJ,
L.t,- lately deserted their champion, and
:.chred their intention to Toting lor i.iu
i'.n and Himliu. Vou may fafely count
eiVo,00 uiaj .rity for l.iueolu in Illinois.
Yours re?pcctful!y, li t . II.
The I'i.f..-iorm Vorit. The several
F'a'.is are entitled to elect oral Votes iu
1-ij't a follows :
Mnui;
NvW llmipihire
Mi'-jehu-i Its
. j . J ; Fluid
' ntieeticut
erill-'Ut
N York
New Jersey
un-ylvauia
i'iij
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1 '.iti'ds
V. l-i' UMO,
l-a
Mititiv ta
Oleg,U
A clear nnj Jtity is oao buuJred and
fry two.
of pupils over anv f irmer one,
ritcr tiie last session iu the year, Miss I idaeo named Clatk, coulined for circula- I . i:,,i...rc ' Hiv-i-t nf
B C,
Freik r, about tvroniihsthissideof lauth
; Chui.k was bttrncd down. It is supposed
1 to have been the work of incendiaries and
seemed to have been wetted all over with
e.imphi ne nr fluid, for it b'ai.d up all at
once. It ma leased by a company front
KistoD, and the Inaso bad to ruu three
years yet. 61.000 reward is omrcd fir
tli.i apprehension of the p-rpetr.itora nf
the d. 'd. The loMi is calculated to be
abc-at s-U,(ioO.
ri'o.NM:i.sr.: Ri:, Pa , Aug. 11 The
l'etiiKcraey held a county meeting her"
last nioht, at which a regular skirmish
wis indulged in between the I'ouglas aud
ltreckinriib'e parties, aud the nr.-etiug
btoko up in a row.
A pi rs.nial recontro also took place
b.-t niht after the meeting, between Mr.
?aneoiu and G. A. Smith, a Ureckiuride
atturney.
t-iinsom gave Smith a lie, when tho lat
lan d him. The parties' were then separ
ated. ('A7TAWI--SA I!. R. CoMPANV. The
t'atanis-a K iilroad Company held an elec
tion on Saturday last, which resulted as
follows : I'residetit, T. Ibi-kins lu l'uy;
directors, Samuel V. Merrick, Charles
Maealester, James S. Cox, ilhani S.bott,
f I hiia lelphia : Joseph I axton, of ( at la-
M. 1. Masox, was compelled to re
sijrn uer place in tue ioara 01 in
'' . - , c? . i,:it: I
I iniisaier huu ceereiarj tt iiiiaui xi.
During the absence of tho editor of the
: tln n-foru, unlrma! :
Who thall joile a man from manners?
Who sha.l know him by his ilre ?
J'aiiper may Lr tit lor prmcos,
rruices lit fnr sonieilnii les.
Crienpleii shirt aiiu t'lriy jacket
M.iV bee!',l!ie tlie t. .J. ten oie
Ol'ili. d.eprt ihe 'iL'h'.s ami leelmgs
Si.'llill vI euiil ) ! i tio mere.
7here are prois ut crj'.al nectar
fleer welling en: et Mene ;
There are pur;.!e loi'ls aiot putlen
I! 1 t'-ii cru -h'il ami i vr-'row n.
I (Ii-.I wiin remit L'V v. ills, net ilreves,
j )."vrs are! prusj ers ymi are! me.
j M hile he valoe llinoie. the hlLUet
j li.it a: pel ble ia the M'u.
Man. nprai-e.l aVove !il- fe'!ew,
(in ..r-.-e;s his iel!i.s then;
.Ml-O'ls luli-l li-l In. r.-liieiill.er
'I'iesl yi'iir nieanei hn,.N aie men f
Men hy la'u.r. i.ien ly teelir;,
M'-u by tlieii-. hi anil nu n hy fame,
C!;'.ioiiii': e.jiial r.trhi to Miiihiiie
III a Til. 1:1 s elltli liilll li.tlue.
Tie-re are maio i -:ul -r.i.l re.! oceans,
Thi-re are iiule uee.i-el.i l ri!!.
There are lei Mo :ueh-!i::'!t sapiiiig.i,
Ttn ie aie ce,!ars nn ilie !uil ;
tie,!, who eeiinis by seuN. nut atii ns,
l.nves an,! piosjiers viu anj me;
Fei in hmi a!l vaui i!:tn.rin ns
Are a pctbicj uu Lhe sea.
Toilin hanils atnne are hinlil?rs
Ufa nanoti's u-ealih aiu! tame;
Tl'l'it l.l:(iess Is pen-leneit,
Fe,! aioi lartene.l i n ihe same,
r.y the $-.eai nl oilwrs' feieliea ls,
Living ioi;y i" rej .see,
While ilif ji .t r man's outraireJ freedom
' a r ii i v !ule;h up his vioee.
'J'rich aii ! jtistire are elernal.
It. in u nh !.ive!n,r an,! !.;-tif;
Secret u-r.iii'."; sha.l fever presper
lule thre ii. a uiinv tcht ;
tje I, w h'ie r!.!-!iear,l vniee is sinin
Ueun.liess ieve tn y. u an.! Tue,
Sink.. i-ppresMun with its tities,
As tiie pehhles on the e.i.
'Indeed I do,'' was Miss Aimer's its. le-M from fear. Christiana havo
reply, '"lint something mu-t trouble been beutcii, aud soiuo of tltcui most
you." Can I do anything for your'' severely.
' Oh, you Live dime more for me The Faria, .Toitnal Tie Peiut
than any one tlse.for nobody ever lov- puMisIies a letter from Father Kons-
ed ine before ; but J thought you md s-eau, t,t tlie Jesuit .Mission. i)ria,
wlieit you tlidii t fcol l me l ir not cct
titiirmy lesson. But I'm adrcaiu.l
boy ! you don't know it all."'
' Well, tell tn-.i nil," aiisivcn.il hi
teacher, touched by tiieeaniestness of
i Ins manner. So savin"; sic? led him
I lo a larre stone, and bade' him sit by
'lor there, and. as he unfolded I.is
j tale of wrotiL'-1 done as v. e!l a- n cei
: ved. ?ho mircled her tear- with hi-',
which Mowed" freely. They sat lot.'.'.
! and ere they parted, she had Lii'-n
! rest to his fatrer heart, bv t rwtiiiaitf;
CUT to l e I::- lucifl.
The iiet f'.'iri.ir.i' .Tohi'.ny wn
missed front his phu e at seliool. ai.d
at the close of school, .Mi s. Aimer
(tilled at tio:- note ht:t wliieh had been '
his home, to lcnnt tho came of l is ab
sence, and, to her surprise, fotllel it.
vacated. U hr.her the pcop.ii hud
irotie no one kae.t'.
Many years after t!:i, fnf!'-crt I, yr'tin.'
think.) Miss Ahaer was vi-itin-r fur l.i!i.s-..!f,
l'li u't ail-" which lie furnishes. aiiJ
written on the spot, arc Iioart-rcndtn
ami fri-litl'ul. The Catholic Vicar
Icm-ral of the Her rut district Ita.l
1 i" n cut into four pieces, with hia
l,-,,i!,.i.,l.;.i.,. ....I - :.. .
....iiii i ..ui. -i.-n i, anil iiici. leiiiiiuirf
thrown to tlie duvrs. Tiie Turks, ho
! j..ti c in mu Ii si'its, and say :
".-i e, in ie, the.-e Christians and their
' priests : is it not natural that the
do-'-. (!. ir i oiials, should make a ooil
meal of them V
Th stcneli of the dead bodies all
r.roun 1, uu. 1. r the excessive heat, is
i '-eriii.j I as insupKirtaide. Twelve
httndrcl Christians f (j.iine werej
.-nrrouad. I in a wood by the Iiruscs,
' a.'.-I t::;.rdered or burnt. A woinati
met by oi.e of ihe-e savages, with her
three- ci.iMn n. vas made to sit down
.while, he slaa 'htere'l her infants oil
i h r lap ! A Marotiite cure, with live,
child:
ai.d
a war l.-ou thin :
i-ne u! her cai .
hors, ainl ibu in.' hcrvi-:f. attend
. i.t
d al
Ii
t :i, was cut to pieet-3
tho ciiiiJrcu torn liuil
The whfil; rotnfrr isnvacrp, with
Kr. D.iu;Ii3 on Clams.
The First Kiad Word.
"Was rour lesson difficult ?'' kind-
cmiuiri d a voun teacher of a
Pfew Yorfc
tine; counterfeit money, niauo a desperate
attempt to get out tide of the jail on : Kj.l,er
structors oil account ol ill health. ! .Monday morning last. 1 hey Were (lis
Miss AXN'A C.Mil-KXlEi:. C. M., has ; covered by SheriU Mclihee ju.-t at the
been elected by the Trustees to till tho i fit-
com
instrument
to have been
sharp
manage
they were cotihucJ Iho rivals wt.t be . .. ' j as if to sali.-fy hiiusclf tiiat won
more closely looked t.Hie.ealter. Itap-. I ln-eot':..,! in i -vreet n tone we. i.
pears to bo the popular iuipressiou that An interesting little girl, daughter of a 1 t0Illj,.,f rdr ,:?. ill;t as t'J ,. , i.; . i
teacher's -rentlc jraze, they fell and,
nit etin for teachers. Remat ks wene , hn- and r-word. and hundreds are per
oli'cred tad experiences iel.it 1, by ' i-hin of want in the woods ami
tiniiiV laborers in the inod work of m'-' ii.taiii-. "We have collected more
iiistnietintr youth, and. at i''."j-t!i a than live hundred children," the satno
Igemleniau rose and epte--el a wi.-h , 1-tter says, "all of them now orphan.'
to say a word to the ba:.d of teach
ers, tin tin- Lower i.f i;in'!ne- p-h! in
tlie course of his remarks, related the ' , T!,c II,,n- --phen A. Dongas, in
storv I have L-iven a'nove, closititr I r!,I,:"-'lt.v' traveling candidate
with these or twirl r these words : " I i""r t!:1 Fre-i h -icy. attended a creat
"1 am that lad; those were ti.e CIaia-H:ikr ami hand-hake at Kocky
first words of kindne?s I remember ' ,.c'll't' 11 l-,n lhursday. Two of
everto have had addressed me. They 1 ?i"'cc!.. son that occasion arc thai
have been tnv talisman hit jriiidin.r reported :
star throu-h "life. Tiicv have made . h"-'tc tlK'n- cWa. 110 sai'1 :
mn..-I.o I !,..! 1. . .1 . .t ., . . I ''I CH UiO he fL" tt l-d.1 V tl 1 1 l-LlTIl-ri:lt .
iuu mii.ica aui,uioi.ieivi iieiiin iiit.i . --- - - j
t ut 1 haven t seen iiiiicii ol it X e nn
I
K oi lime, uaving goiiuii uoie uiuie . . , .,' ' . , ." . . raurir':u. uuconiu lookui'' iuu Ol anotii , . e . , ' , . , , , ,,. 1 , ,.l.,,. ,. i t ,., t
. . ! .1 .n. i ttton of that Mner wan issued with the . " . 3 . I ward t ie frTeml nf inr vont'i e, t '-""' I ol.r tlauts are COOj. out 1
pletely tnrougu u.c wan ouij , ten years, wt.o was one ol a etas.,. , ; - ' " ! haven't had a clmnre t trv V.n v,.,.
withwhteU this feat appear, ; , t Tt V7 t 1 1 hieh had juU f.ui.-hed a recitation, i'"' " - " - u " - . r ,v -,fi.,t ;,7.ti '. 7
accomplished, was .table log, ! . V ""''....T -I I ' i -"was vour k-sstm ditlicult. my bov V l'r'j.t. ana cxam-ie. i no ii.n-cnce ol ; ; - ""V , "V 4
cued at the point, which they had i " i t i 1 1 K ,u "w T, ,;,,v ;iddre--ed r'iised" hi-' 'livme principle ot lore v.iiicii ac-1 "V " r ; " ,Kf 'UH:u' 'f
'., J, ' ot lhe Marvland Institute iionniiee3. T ho i . x ' " -"uie.. c u, i.i,sl u in , , , ., ai.d OHO ol the lirrn i;,l,'S on i lueli I
d to secrete in tne room wuero . --- - - V Iar-'i-Ttv cvos w t h emu; r in" look , . ' -
. .. . -ift.nr ha,I P'HMetf eaiil.leri.l.l.t fiv..itein..T.t I1-'- -1 " e t n "llll e III I ll I 1 11 IOOi. ir- . ti . -, ,'n-P.t tiire li -l , i. ,-. .1..
ii ss i tin 1 1 .'rr'ip. I in l . , -o rri-o-i i - . , , , . ...-
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P palaware 3
5 j M .rUtid S
1:; Yiigiuia 1'
4 Norih Carolina lo
ti Snuili t'arobua -
AUbatua !'
7 Mi-issippi T
27 I.iuisiaua o'
J-! l'lirila o
M Keutueky FJ
11 TeuUesseC F-
0 .M is-ouri !' j
5 Arkausae d ;
4 Texas d
d Caiiforui. 4
u
Total UJ ;
vacancy.
ACATiEMY.
Hy a decision of the Hoard of Trus
tees, one year n-.ro. it was resolved to
remodel the A'-adeinie Huildiu'. so
that the Friucipal. and pupil- from a
di-tanee. should board in the bnildiiiir.
1 he-e alterations were maite the last t(K.6C cnnterfeiters have friends out side . Mr. Norcross, of l'hila., was drowned in a
Fall vacation, at a Cost of twenty- ; of ,ue Vifi wi10 0 PUfli -icutly im- rain-bacrcl, at the residence of Mr. John
live hundred dollars; securing to ,,jcated in the ctime to make an escape a T. Heath, of Danville, on Monday last,
tiiose sent from home to board, a ! very desirable thing. Whether this is ; Also, a ehildof Mr. Jacob Sandol, of West
boardiutr liou.-e, well nrranireJ and j mcro surmise, or is founded on fact, we 1 Hemlock township, Montour county, was
Comfortable, with all the modern im- can not loll ; but it will ecrtaiuly bs pru- j drowned on Wednesday tut, ia spring
provemcnts and conveniences. Hy I dent to have tba safe keeping of these near tho bouse.
this arrangement, the Mudetits are men put beyond any avoidable accident or
with the Friucipal, and receive spe- j outside interference. Clintun Democrat.
cial care, and the offices of kindness, J a Erm in Philadelphia are now mann
as well as parental government, so facturing eyeless or solid axes, hoes, picks,
necessary to the moral and physical i etc. The pick, hoc, or other instrument
well-beino; of youth. cf this kiud is made solid, while the l.au-
Mr. O." Vka;i:i: resigned in the die, with which it is to be worked, has up
earlv part of the year, and Mr. I. C. ,' on the end an iron socket, through which
U VXX, A. H., w as appointed in ins the pieK, xo., is put, ana ii is meu iqn
Place, ami. at the la.-t meetiti" ol the : in its place uy an iron cug- Key
droopitiir his head, he forebore to re-
dy. His teacher perceiving that he
felt the rebuke, and deeming; it suffi
cient, said no more, and dismissed the
class. This lad. Johnny by name, was :
Oa Thursday evening last, a man by
the name of Kicbard Lee was drowned in
the Loyalsock Creek. He had rone into
the enck to batLe, and by some misfortune j
he lost his life. His body was recovered ;
and bas been properly interred.
A young man by the name of Thomas, '
a Welshman by birth, died with the man- j
ia-potu, en Wednesday last, in Mahoning
township, .Montour to. He was . stran
with an airitatcd heart, for she rccoir-1 IV:"1'1 t::0 CVI,',-':"-'? tllC nature of
ni.ed in tho speaker the little John-iv j li"-' a,'""- a' t.icre is any
whom she had iiiver forrotten. Sifc l,t'c"ll:;r ft no in your clams over
soutrht an intcrriew, and learned his i lli0 cl a"' other State, all I havo to
history, llow, after leaving his car-! 'a-v ls 1,fl!' t!l0m on- 1 tl!a,,k .vn
ly home, the love of virtue, which sl.o , -vour L""u''1)' "1 kiuduess."
had roused iu his bosom, was ever 'lewas fed : and. ntVr partakin?
leading him away f: o:u Lis evil cour-; 1,10 succu'aut viands, Lo Ut03 Cxia-
uaiea :
tlcnrn, I wrul-l
ut yon see from
thnt I am nna-
to. This Las been a Latnv. n rlo-
riu'is d:;y. I shall never form t it.
i- a chr-.n,! about this U auti!':.l
llin uin nr,r,r ,.nrnrn"l.ll. f n-lio.,. ' aild tlr'-ll!" limi tO a Ll-'IllT life.
were habitmite.1 to the' use of nr,W ! Need we say to any teacher who. ."'l3''10 nT"l
spiriUs. aud. of course, trrosslv ncHee-1 n,a' rcaJ tI"'-!. "l 'o thou and do like-1 .-.la'''y s""nK nL'a;n. b
te,l llieli- rlnl.lrnn 1 .00 1 In e, n ,1 -1 .... ! Wise '.' Alllliav Ullt DUVt with SO ! c tofl-'- of my voice
. ' l'l
iron wedge-key, 1 he
Hoard of Trustees, elected Friucipal. ; old way of having eyes in the tool itscit, ; cri having been in the ncighbortood but
The Academy is in every way well ; had the disadvantage ot always getting a short ,ima
pn-pareil to 'receive ami educate, in ; 1? ! .. '" -.tioe, of Centre township,
ail orauencs lauirni iu .vcauetnies, me . - j ; jimh r county, lat year iowed one peck
sine: them, as their excited passions ! ;!,w,1y reward as did Miss Aimer
,v..,,.t...t . -,.t.t..,,. n,ii.i,.,.. but Jut us remember that the tim.- i
let from tbi-ir h. w,,i-,!r,l' L imllv I I,ot .vet. a'"l if We labor faithl'llll V. W C ! ! 'rc
interest even much less oflove. : ma-v ll0i'c ti:U thc i-'"ordoii shall yi t j '""'',l I!"-' sea air, and espccially
ne t'oor ,-oul 1 " l'uk l":lt peculiar institution ot
-a clambake. I think von
Johnny being of a tuischierou tern-' Lc ';ra t0 .ae j
youth ol our country.
The recent examinations were very
satisfactory to parents and visitors,
and evinced thoroughness on the
part both of teachers und students.
coi.i.KiiiATE pi:r.vr.T.iKxf.
havo been used in California for over two i thumberland county is as follows :
nerament. was the recmient of nn- "" "--" icscueu iiom uegrciauou , V
bounded har.-hness; but to this dispo
sition he owed the privilege of atten
dance at the village school, whither
he was sent to ''be out of the way.''
This was tlie first day he had been
under the careof the present teacher,
whom I will call Miss Aimer. John-
l'EXKEXT.
The nassacre In Syria.
Hy the Canada, at Ho.-lon, we
The fallowing di-id.-tit
of a Ciuciuuati
1'a.g ; whethi r theit
ve e-i? r h it, we ate ut.
c ou.-aa..is may txperi-
II. iw to Save '"
r.ct'i.ins by a cute-;
p ip. r, arj w-rt'u r
observance Kill -ivi
uie to say. (
Liotit fir tin tu.Jvi .-:
"Ti.e high r.s-'jre ia tho main pipes,
.d to g uucLet-jcd t.i the burner
w.ll c.ibsU-ne a much iar ' r o'lau
t.:y of -is than lb.-y otlo rwi-; w-iuld, i-v-fa
li' U is re -iilatid at the burner valves.
Tue pr i...-r lace to regulate is at the main
Vi.ru near the metre, hteh .-uouid be shut
'Jattil tb Luruers are j it right with
!:;.;r valves open full, liy tins means all
Jiur learners will be uuifjrui, and the
t.A I. Inn. Id in nr. f.fT..i.timl. in pnn.rniinni.ii
I mi iitww u.v,. w w..... , . w-, . -
I of the tool fitting in iron. One handle : " clovtr. ,0" ,cres 01 ErouV"'
1 will answer for any number of tools of the fr",n ho. 'a!,r b Jear e Z
same .ize, and will last a great while, ! tjn9 ,f, uay- 1 be Celd averaged .bout hf
; without costing more than the ordinary ar- j '' tta'ks " ,bo sluSIc sccJ-
tielc. These picks, shovels, boes, .Ve., Jheccnsusso tar as received for .or- l,imj,.If ei.uld stand at the head ot'his I l.i.el,,., r,-... ,"t,
i.miiLT. .itine . t'eir cl Knmcr
of several thousand inhabi-
but is no longer. The ae-
..rt... ,l.e...-. l.nM..l 1
: i.i:.: I.;. ..-...t 1..!.... : ,c .u: . .-.'.. I ti. i...u;-.. -r .:. "-. " 1 ll"""' 1''ul-"t iicii i-rcn un
lis. 11. .1'IUiiloii 11 i.i neseiiL i.inii J , UU lUWnSUIp, 1UI3 tl-UUiJ, foi, ,UIU .11 , X uu ie ,uuniiu3 ui Iiuiuhia ii'uuij,
in tho Theological department, to be altercation, one day last week, when tic . have issued a call for a Couoty Conven-
Frol
Arrangements have been made by ' years, and are highly prized by the mm-' cr Mahann, lmn, inhabi.anu ; Fpner : half-lcarnd lcs?ons came ' (a town 'of
.lie Trustees, by winch the corps of , ers.-7.a. Muciur Ua-,v,. j Mahanoy, - IM ; erbc, 11,0; Coal, oftcur lIia hi9 perfect ones, and al-! t!) was
Frolessors is complete. I. r.lra-l jhn Martenus and Adam Hunt, of : u-carmu' ll-JJ" wavs brouglst him a severe reprimand, I counts fro't
i Ijcvona ue.-criitiui. : wero our inim
Tl f II. III! i i M I 1. 111 HAT in.i.vi ,. S..TL. I .... 1 I. !(. . .
f P...1I. t.r-ltr.-s in tl.r. I V.I. ' f - t,.l.l th l.tter with . nit.-h ' tinn at l:loonisbnrr. on Saturday the 1 st , . , , , . ... . ""V) uie.inei. o 1 1 e I ty , ..In
t , . " . ' i . ; . - . ' . narncn ami neoase nun. . '.owing tin and more trvnnr matters, v.e slum ,
under such iiilluences at home and at sink under 'the burden. The .l.-ml
hool. he became a moro.-
IoL'iate Jicpartment. 1 rol. it. K.
Hi.i-s. in addition to his iresent du-tie-.
to ii'l the chair of Hlblieal inter
pretations in the Theological iVpart
meiit ;a:nl F.W.TrsTix recommended
for elect ion as Professor of Natural Sci
ences. Hv this interchange, eacli chair,
;.. w...,t. .! ......i.......t- U IHI...I o i, l
I . ...l,. --.i.l int.-.
j .1... c. ..!.... . .a . . . ine u.uii ik.'.v. .
ii ine siieieiin io si;- . . . :
I erv laciliiv olle-n-i
fork, and was about making at him a see- of September. Tho objeot is to nominate , Jmi
ond time, when a iniri party interi.r; i a iuu nckci.
and knocked Martenus duwu with a ciub. (H )n,Jay asti on motjnn t,f J.
Hunt then belabored Martenus about the ivkcr, K-r, , the urt admitted to prac
h. a l with the handle of a pitch fork. ! tj(,e iu tUo cur 0f .orth-d county, Win.
Hjth men, welearn, wi-re severely, though ; f alilcrdu Jr., tbq , of Lcwisburg.
not danrrirouily ini'ired. Oie prong of; ... ,r , . .
it ' . i- n ..iM,.! i..i AnOvciisioiit. I-rtend I-uther, of the
the fork struck Hunts breast bone and , . . .'
J..'. .l o-i-ira, spells "Lin, iu uia uew,
by oitr endeavors, to shine forever, a I havo ""-' aJvantn-.'o in that respect of
star in the Savior's coronet ! j Southerners. For my own pvt. 1
A harsh word will kill, where aiI:avc ll,"K'h mo" fondness for your
gentle one will make &lie.. Ixpi:- c' t,:'an have for their niggers.
but every nnn to Ins taste.
This is better than his threa.lliaro
repetitions of the same worn-out
' .... ,t. I . '-.' r J ..I . i ....
,,y possessed a quick and retentive ! have nianv .Locking details o the j t? " ' k n- aiiv o.
mind. and. when he chose to apply massacre in Svria. Wo ennv the ft. I. ' '." t,Mn? a " n??ue1 h'3
been subjected : but then
Mr. Douglas Ln-i hitherto confessed
to a LT-iduated liking for three dis
tinct orders of beings ; 1. White men ;
-. XL'-?ers : II. Crocodile-!. Kxpnuu-
u:.' li:- view Jul ."-.matter r-orcrctgn-
t Destiny, tho eternal "fit
ness of niggers for cotton and cane-
..!.! n , 1 . .- i ... . , r - : .i
ll . , ... . . . . . i .oe. l. li.se- i'jr III-".-ClS,
anil HI-, who can number them .'and tbe-.cn- i i i. i '. . '
tempered boy. disliked and shunned ' ows and orphans, who can tell their i ' l. ...L .,.'i :
!. I.i- -eli..nl.....te .... etiom in. onirbt l:.. ) , "- " -"-S;e.s,
All the people of tlie town referred
to were deliberately slaughtered in
and oft--n a chastisement, which seem-
cil to liavt
' cold blood
or ticy had Liven t'oir
neat hcadirg. "Oik.'
Democratic Doctrine.
H::xi. II. Hiiew.steii, a leading
Iemocratie lawyer of Philadelphia,
nr.. ir'il-.. tin. f. it loll- i Mir iiiiiniilil i.l'f
human slavery :
''Then. I sav again that which I ! ,
the bowels. The
i-,e i . .t I...I: I.... I
. .-11 . - . .- it ill.Ulty UClweeu loi-iu, nu uiiiee, u.i.i
cure a complete Collegiate C'.ueatiji!. .' . . . , , , ' ,. , ' , ,
1 - us uri -in in an Oij gru lg-3 on the part ot
TllK.ot.ociC.M. I:i'Ain vi-XT. t Mlrt(,I)US against liuutwho was an iai
Prof. Cur:Tts presides over this de- portant witness in atrial a few years since-,
pirtmeut, with ability and Slice-.-'. which resulted in sen iing Martenus ta the
Students are conducted through a full Penitentiary for Arson. Muiug L-im.
course of Theological studies, nothing jr. u-;u-0n. an aeronaut, was rrepir-
,:.'!il will b- as "ijd with two thirds of: oeing omiueu uuu is iieeueo io iuii )Dg fr a balloon ascension on Saturday
i-e tLuiti valve on, as it will turned on M'lality litem 10 un ier.-i.imi ine gt cat, Wl.ck, from Pittsburg, Pa. lie was
ii, . i ;....,. i" .1... ...,.I I., it .... i . i - .l
.... I.-...U to your mam vaivo every o. . - - -'.'- . ; a.ca " "ue. "' ,J " domestic servitude is a great political,
mo the cj etor .' les to the metre. This ough v furnisli-M lor the solemn W oik , atus, when, by somo mischance, tho bal- . . . . . .'
iuu.ui i.uiiii.ii.-iii.iui. . ' 'n- . t i- ;.i ;. i .1 - social and commercial necessity ; aud
-runti in came from an cxte rieuctd gas of preaching C unit. laon went off, taking bim with it, b!it hav- ,.,.- ., ... ,. ,i-i'i-.
tiBf.ctur, after he hal ,M out." vw school iS -'" cr ballast of any sort. I. rose ' 11 !" 1 .t!'j 1 1 !" 1 ,,l!1C, 0
seiiooi.. I , . , , ,,,,,-,-, m., ., i it to be politically right, socially
Tun r.nv. Si-ay.MUM;.-, hundred I The Committee appointed, one year j ,0 h&' "J " Jl " ' ri-!lt ai"' "'orallv ri-'Ut- 1 1 t
.n. f,.ttf ii . i - ,.,.r. .i... i : , ( duntty vi
. . ' ....... irptrxi ii tiirnrii out. lukl'vit. iii'Ji iuc
oeiation, and, ii , .... - ..,,: n.rn n
i aiiuuaui nuv.vi.vi.j au n C
ike such arran'niunts .. tunuah ku nrinn
- Coutitrv. hnv n tun v lio inrtzzf rv fur oticntTi-r :i i - r m i i-
-need iu a letter to l'r.,.1- I::., i V I ' ' 1" 3. I r " le icanuiiy perilous, uemauc
mini i. iw . it'll iriiiieiiL ui i'iiriiiiei ion u
in il en'-iii .-'i-i. t 1.1.,.. u .... .-i ' ..... 1... , .,, l.nv t.- whren en ' .... 1 - I. :. . o-i .
! gentle a tone was so rare as to awa-; larur0 towns' of Z.ihleh. and 'l-cir el
ken astonishment. It fell among the ! Kamer have been put to the sword
As 1 1 tween w uite
l go top wiutc men ; Put, as between
the nigger and the crocodile, 1 am for
the nigger.'' A riper aud more vari
ed experience would seem lo have at
h r.gtli develop.' I a fourth object of
his tenderness, to w it, clams fourth
in the order of 1 1 i-cov erv but si-eotnl
them to the sword, aided by iho Turk-i in its hold on his affections : so that
no now stands : 1. White
Clams; 5. Xiggers ; -1.
to revenge him-elf by all the petty
annoyances his fertile brain could de
vise. Such was the lad when he Le-
camea pupil ot Miss Aimer. She had arms to the Turkish authorities. The
rebuked him for his first error gent- j Turks, after disarming them, turned
ly, as was her wont, and, trusting to them over to the Irucs. who put
the potency ol such rcprool, had uis-
missed turn irom tier niinu ; out noi . i-h soldiery. ! the CU-I
so easily were the kind words forgot-1 JUac 2:). The Pinto of this poor i me,, - ".
-....I.-. f l.inn IN -1T-.1 I" Ill ! .n.i.l f ..I. ..I .I....I I.. .... I..
liave belore said, tins institution ol . .... . "t ..- r t!.,.ms Ifl.ii .t 1 t 1 1 i- i
- . .. . , i . ... . heart, as a Uower among thorns, it i nosed to the jackals and hvenas which
was to his ear. that was wont to catch ; infest that part of the mountains.
onlv the harsh tones of nukindness. as j The news i- heai t-ren li
Me
believiug that the s.icCi-,s .,f the princi- I Law School Ass
ties of tho K -public ia plr,j j, -.,.c.sjrj j practicable, make i
Croc.
1 Ami this is not tho re-iilt of mens
way wardiie-s fir sudden fancy. Tho
political a-pirant is still manifest
the ruling passion"' still dominant.
.Mr. Jotiglas' hold on the conlidenco
fl 11 1 1 n n. . it- . . I I Iw. i.e.... Vi.n.r int.tr.
a strain of sweet melody after a jar- that we knew have perished in this e-t has slipped-he is Juimhuitcd in
ring discord Oh ! why do we so of- aw ful butchery. Widows and or- j (tve lt). a (,rctender named F.reck-
i tl,l.,l flnt u-liie i co2ts o little n ,..., ....;.. el...,!,. . , J .' .....
liw.iftlod -is well as the law of nnn i Y IU . --lM"" "ams enriilge : so lie terns an eve ot lon.i-
K 10 give, and yet may prove such a Heirut for safety. Hut alas! they 1M..S Mon ciama.an.l ho,.' to find ia
W r , this .Wlrini, trare ...L1, 4i? i J ' "-ihisnewoveson,econso:a:oun,rtho
.. . . ; " storv. .hiss .wmcr uugcreu ai im: arc m arms, and Christians are 0,5 r t'.,.
iluuiuvii, in nnv llenincrntie riot.er I . - . ... -i- i. , ! . ... ' . . . 10 s ,n t ,L ..i
, , J , 1 "school room uu an me pitpus nau trembling in their houses, taring a fort
but it has been published with com-, . r, ., .nti-:n !,. immp. ' t i.'...... ...i -i . i . i
,.i i. """" a . . . . - .i i.. ; an, win huj ..i...... .w ..v... ucnci.ii ju.is.-iac ic. i. . u imh L 1
mc i niersu, re ori iaoruoi. 11 ; ...ainiDtf na maWrul iniurv lumsclf. but . mentlation in many 01 mem. we., i 1.t,ntl ,!,:. (..w trilling ownf , r..:(;.. i ... , 1.1 t ..
' .1 - a i -lit 1 " ... . . i f i a ,! num. niivu .uu-, w.ti..,. ov inuiiu i din ?ui lUUUK 'l l IMUllP
Th,: three Presidential tbkots now le-' l!i said school will be opened IoiiDg uis balloon, which escaped from must therefore accept i as a part ol ; lu, dar) was i,r0jrilt to her mind, ! tudes of men women and c';:l 'ren
re the people am I, ko V. rbs-Uegul-.r, , at a!' cal l.v ami .will add much to uiin wbcn he reached the earth. Ho was . the I (emoeratie creed that slavery is : by oljS,.rviIlS Johnny sitting by the j crving for protection. The Louse of
roadside, apparently waiting for her. a Frank is considered as ana-li:m,
When she came to him, he rose and,1 ami the Louse of every American is
ottered tier a nosegay oi v loiets, say- hiied witu the despainugunforttinates
'j the well being of th
laeed iu a letter to l'ri
til make them a K-publii-an speech.
I a landing in Clarion County, near Futler,
regular aud Defective. Line .In, regular; interests of the University
'.'tciLinriJge. irregular; and Pouglaii, dc-
cuve, uiuce the bolt of Fuzpatrick. The
Vl-pulnicans "be" and "do," while the
-' '"'"racy both wings unquestionably
'uSer."
Covr.IiXMEXT AXI) IXSTIirCTIOX.
The government in these schools is
of the most salutary kind. mild, vet
decided. The President exercises a
parental wateh carc over tho students,
A book cauvasser states, eht on calling UL'visi'ig such means as to prevent the
" mm in Arkansas to purchase a book, : ' t llrrc"'e ot diiueulties, and create
1; was tcld that be would be clad to Lave , , '"J0"1 a! to HI' cacI' stim-
tut that he had a bJok already : " "yVCV?.
ilth.-ii , d . i , . '" ul iiisiruciion 13
chasing it at the latest accounts. j "the law of God as well as the law of
Od the 23J ult., a Lincoln Protective j man."
Tariff meeting was held at Mount Carmcl. ClIM'.I.ES O'CoxXEtt, the leading
Tbo meeting was organized by selecting ! Irish Hcmocratic leader of Xcw Vork
II C. Harper, President; C. W. Pcalc, j city, ill a public speech before thou-
Wm. 11. JlarsDaii, u. .n. tac, . i-ege-i sands, made still more ueciueu pro
ly, ti. H. Cadwallader, Geo. Kecler, John testations of the l ight of Slavery as
..' . e.... ..1 l.j K,;a I . ... ..i : . I .
Drehcr, George Scott and Jonas Stiue,
Vice Presidents, and Win. Montelius,
Secretary. Tbo meeting was addressed
Uy A. K. Fiske, of bbamokm, tor tbe
a of having two books seemed 1 , dear nlain nnil" imi.?rti.,1 n...i ,i' ! purpow of proving that the lbpublican
pi-t rous. That if In i.iaM i.. .!, ..i : ..I- 1. is l . ri . ..' . nans in the. true Protective rarty. Mr.
J bjuk, he would trade.
Tbell)nje Journal is responsible for!
the dill'ereut departments, is to have
Mottclius offered . resolution, which was
as
against the poor aud ignorant color
ed people.
And Judge Dowlas always says,
'I don't care whether they vote Sla
very up or down!"'
Tat lli-issiiiixis or frtvEKT. Senator
nig, 1 lease maam iu jou lake jjeirut is now Idled with Turkish
these V troops just landed from a Turkish
'Certainly, Johnny, they ore very ! man-of-war, but what confidence can
sweet, and the finest I Lave seen this ' be placed in them when their conduct
season; 1 love them dearly, and you, indicates hostility to all Christians?!
ton, tor bringing them to inc.' Such an intense excitement prevails
She Lad taken the boy's Land inat this moment as to prevent us from
her's, despite its disgusting appear-1 finishing this letter. Christians have
ance, and, as she finished spcaiiing, ! dosed their shops and have retired
his eyes were mica toners wiuiiuejto their houses, where they trembling
the pupils not only to understand the M
1.8
; 'test and best definition of LY-
i,ie im uis uu.oiut io umiei siana ine ... .. -. ii
text! but to be able to master the ' ! "t't Z
r.nmmeiidin to i 't " MisMssippi. who is one i Hi.-1 .-amo expression as in tue morning, i Iv await the issue. Moslems are
r.eomm.DMIUe tu !,..,....,.., ,r l,....ler in these 1H.I.-..I-. 1 ... f,, ........ ; , . ., ... . . ..'l-l.:.
'u,y sul j.'ct, understand principles, and
fJ.unoa of which bai th : .!.:..'. .1.. 1 ..' .-1.
..;. , . , i.uijo. iuciu turougu.
" f.hew..eStphil.,SopberS: nvIvCFS
-.'.tl V " " "'""J" Th.,asets of the University show
j w .u.ij. laC LUMiurat r.:i t.. 1,
son to represent this district in tbe next
Congress, tbe Hon. James H. Campbell.
The Democracy scctu to be rapidly pass
ing .way, in I'.radford county. A post
master baa been imituik.l to the ToWituda
Ue tviriioratiou to Lc worth, over all P. O.
Cieat lleiauciaiic lea lers in tnese tune..
iiiiikes the lolhiwin? heaiinfi:! declaration :
1 waul Cuba; I wantTainaulipas, Totc-si.
and one or two other Mexican Mates and I
want them all for the same purpose, for the
plaining an I iprea hns ol Mavery.l would
sprr j.l ihe bliin.i "f Sliirrry.Ukr Ifir rtlijiiui
..y our IhriHC MuL.r,lo UK Ulteimest euU of
in; t irlb.''
and a tear was making a furrow j ru.-hiii'' about tim town crving "This
through the dirt that begrimmed Lis js tllc timo to kill the Christians,"
face.
'Johnny, what is the matter?''
asked his teacher, iu surprise.
"What you said," falteriugly utter
ed the boy. "Do you love tnc?''
and their women an 1 their children
are rushing about the -trcets shouting
"May t.od cut off the Christians."
It is impossible for im to buy provis
ion.;, aud ota :crvu::'..:- ate lcu-lavi
It is a desperate cf-
but drowning men will catch at
straws. We predict that Clams will
prove as deaf to his bhin lL-hmeuts aj
-Niggers. X. V. Ti::iu n;:.
It seems ahuost incredible that in
small island like Knglan l m re than fifty
thousand acres of good land in the New
Forest are appropriated ti the keeping of
a few thousand deer, and a farm of font
hundred acres employed to raise bay foe
the support of these deer during the win
ter mouths. The expense of keeping these
deer amounts to StloO.OOi) per annum.
This tract of bad Las existed in its pres
ent unpr.ifi'able state since tuo reign ti
William the Con. iit r.
Nearly I'J.UOi) persons, most of lhra
Germans nut in St. I.iuis on Tuesday
night, to h.ar Carl Sburx. The garden
where tbo meeting was held was biilliantly
illuminated, aul the crowd f cnthum.i
tic in a dec'ti utikuowu betMie ia ihe cam-
l"oa-