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sin)le volume to furnish a mmtal ml fur cvt-ry dny
anJ every hour fur ver tat', buoiar, at-f c.t( r;-' a
book fir lb gtmv mni gay, the old and youn ; - hnvt
tberf re, Siru'r auj I'u.lo"0Iir, It by me J 1L n-n,
IVit nl Wiwl'im, Fct ;iud Katuy whi.-h, i ul lo-ftbi-r i
as thy come, produ a sort of intcilfrtual hiru u 1
dinjj, ioarmurb as the whole ispepfH-rr-i mui - J u itb
funs, ennandriims, and drollfriei, to say no: Ling of a j
garnish Of three hualr-d enratings. I
In these ii?t are zixtn tlie uci-s r.f tliont-I.t and
pDtintnt from O-wtb, Syjury t-'tuilti, Satu. Johuou, i
and many others ; clerical anTtlitn. llil-eritifiv--ntric- I
itir, Htsti-m eTtravisirsnsM. talbrnd fr-ui in- r-ur
tctmtfsofthr iW$t ; outliacsof the t;tlea of Ilmi tut.tt .
and Kins: oftbe fl.liof Hivwu mid l.aiit ne ; '
ofthff.ir rfmsof Jrru'alftn I'-liv-nd, iviennu buo, (
rrianuu runi"i, inu umtrp, n nit- i.ut inu avuiifn or
Ijfeofnut lloutflon. Gerard (he lioii killt-r. Cuintinti:-!, '
the flrhant d-lroer, and l.ivnilon' ti e -it ;ilT -n.- I
wr; of M'-Ven-" Tnm-U in Kyt an t ijtliiiie; Taul
and Virginia, Alexander Uumttn. tin-wip Family IU.i.ki
on. Mr. liliddon and Sm I'xU-h; with fi'y itntniim.if i
prone and fnx try, froin the msi. r-f,iui of tin iitiy
Ixmo-Uow. ltrraut, Itnyard Tnylor. I'r. It. me. Omi IVr
ry. et. It (urui"b'n. mImi, m Uti ft tnrrin:itioii tr tbe '
Kerious the Nntura IliMory of the ti! lc, I i- li i
uljeet of exbauj-tlen interest; ftrikinp fjci-. it- 4Mra
omy. Cbemiftry, and Natural lli-turv; reuijrk'iln- :i.t;.
raubte-i. interetin lrel( stid W uiidvrlul L'.t. ovi f ii-s
ia Art and tjiit-oce.
1'CTt.B I'aklet, the editor of tin look. hi a world-
wile r patHLion an an author h;s writ hi -d htv:n- l
ronie familiar an houneliflr words' Trhen ver the K:Iih
Uugu--e ts spoken. TUlISiliS l.A.-r WuliK.i.nd ,
we -re-li't for it a )oularitv rt(uiil, if not .u;-tii. r( t't
ttmt armred by any of tit foimur iuliiciti(ti.
Mr. I'Mriin'ion ana iu orfn .Moututn liirls: ol the
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IUUir A J.uEHj.i, ruhl.thT;,
II'.' NaMdati St., New York.
Adjourned Court I'rot I;itit;iliou.
Whereas, the Hon. Abraham S Wilson. Pre
sident Judge far the -iHh Judicial li-ir i t nf
Pennsy'vania, composed of the counties if
Union. Muflin and Snyder, and Philip Kuhie
and John W.Simonton,L j'f, Associate Judges i
for I.nion county, have l'ULtt iheir precept,
bearing date the 22d dav of May, HM,
and to me directed, lor the bMing ol a Court
of Cum man Pleas at Iewiburg fur the county
of Union on the filth Monday of August xext,
being the 30ihdav) I8.V3, and to continue one
week, AO I ICL ts therefore hereby given to
M Itnesses and all persons interested in the 1
Issue List to be then and there present and not
depart without leave. Jurors are requested
to be punctual in their attendance at the tune
appointed, agreeable to notice.
Oiven under my hand and seal at the sher
iffs Office lit Lewishurg. the 2l!ih day of Julv,
A-D- 1 858, and in th i?KJf iK.-j r uic
Independence of the I'.S. of America.
God save the Cnmui.mwealth !
lMXItL 1. 1U LLHN, Sheriff.
Jurors fur Adj. Court, Auu. 30.
Lrviburg-Mi F.chth.iru. Ju H (i.....l,nan J
s. hrever. M Ilrecbo-h. Ja H liruwii. Hun
I'arJ.. L Sin ii-r. P Nc.-ms. A Oeaver j
Hifflinharg Win Biipir, H-n Biiat-nrrif, Lu
Ar.snartit Iter Hell. J is Hoop, Sam Stitzer
.,',,.',-J..ha Mensch, Ellas Lambert
BaJTiiloe-itmes Irvin, Dav Voneida, Dan M
J'zi-NaihaTsiear, Cyrus Browu.Jn '
Ktrolieckcr
Union Aaron Van Buskirk
Krllg Thos Wilson, John Kling
ll'Ai'fe Veer1 I.e.ser Jr. Jos Moyer, I'rbanus
Ranck.aron Smt:h, Elijah Osborue
Jftirlly 'm F.sber, Ianl Long
L'wii Benj Mensch, Robert Foster
AVio Berlin Chrn Winter
Went Buffalo Jas Cornelius, Daniel Pontius,
YVm Spoils
Issue List for Aug. adj. Court & Sep. T.
Adam Schreek el al vs John Roland
Israel Knctiel vs James Mauck
Dairid Herbst ts Daniel Rengler
David Baertges Alfred Kneass
l'eier Hummel and Wife ts Daniel Rengler
T Church 4 Co vs Solomon Mayer
M Oeyer's Adra'rs forJn ii.lnck ts A C High
.Harriet Jenkins vs Mernt Chappel et al
Ueck & Keber vs John Zimmerman
same ts David Zimmerman
Charles Hartrel vs State Mut Fire Ac Comp
David Fisher ts Jonathan Diefiendf rfer
Hunseeker for Church vs Jos D Korrey
'l'hos Church vs same
Chas H .'tinner vs Wm Rule
f am'l S Barton vs Joseph Meixell
John Moyer vs Fred'k Worman
Chas Cawley vs John Vounsman et al
Ken ben Steningrr vs Alfred Kneass
Price J Palton & Co ts Jacob Meckley
John Roland vs State Mutual Ins Co
T Oraham Hutchison el al vs Jac Bridge et al
John Locke vs Robert Hilands
Jos F Cummines ts Chas R Cronrath
Comrs Un Co for M'Curley ts Sypher's Adms
Philip Pontius ts James Irwin etal
Reigel ic. Uro vs Ranck & Roland with not
Droilhead A Roberts vs Ranck & Roland
Weiler & Ellis vs John Leiser and Wife
John Roland vs Martin D Reed
Oeoree Hertz vs Peter Fetzer
F W BerkenMock vs Win Price et al
rhili. "ieebold et al vs David Spitler et al
same Reuben Oldl et al
P O Campbell et al vs Teed & Marr
Howard Malcotn ts James P Ross
T.udwir A Kanrk vs Isaac Ranck'a Exs gar
David Sicmnjer vs Wm H Marr
Chas H Shnner vs Wm Rule
1. K Albntht vs Adam Schreek sorv H High
M Richards Meickle Ac vs Rtuben G Orwig
same same
Fredk Klopfer vs Wm Layhow
Noah Bowersoi ts Geo Uebhart
Francis Krick vs Alexander Ammoni
Daniel Rane.le4A John Lapp
Margaret Forster vs Alex dimming!
t& D Weidensaul fr Shirk ts Church&Forrev
Isaac Brown ts John Locke
B F Van Buskirk vs Benj W Thompson
l,evi K Shoch, deed's admrs ts J Yearger
Samuel Meru vs J P Seebold and J Seebold
Truvtees Ger Ref ch MiRtinbg vs A Gutelius
L Palmer indorsee of J F Linn vs Levi Sterner
tame T A H Thornton
same OR Vorse
same Soln Kilter
same Chas Penny
same Frank Spyktr
came Wm Leiser
same John Locke
same Jos. Meixell
artm (i Reed, a minor, &e vs C Dreisbach
Jm Rassell vs Jacob Dunkle
Christian Barlch vs Daniel Renner
saTne same
Kessler & Brother vs Geddes Marsh & Co
John hessler s same
Philip Seebold vs Levi Rooke et al
Iaac W a!t-r Ac vs Jesse Bchreyer
Trustees f E ch a! M:fflinbgvs J M Kleekntf
ne 4 tarrollvs Vm inhoff (
To Teachers and Directors.
I will irirct the Teachers of I'nion rniinly,
f.-r Examination, at iho f..!lt.vii.! places ;it
9 o'clock in the furentum of each day.
N"w i;.Tlin St t. Sili
Witil'i.'Itt ho-I-lirnst' for L'ni 'n DNtrirt 1
Ml. TUaM.i.t m -lionl h um' f t K.l IIuIIjI. hi-'t. 11
LvwilinrF V-w e lnm! I:ii:v 1:1
N-w r.l;iinl:a M-h-m) l;m.-f fn? White !-cr Itin't. 14
ItoverV f.'lio-' liU"" f - Nellv l iMri't " 1ft
Puffcli X Iliad tr i.ii.r.ili hi-trit M
Kttl ll:inlt rvi,...i h .us, l.-i- W.-j-t liuiTUe Dis't. " 17
.lifflililtr New n.-IiiioI -i.oii-e ' IS
Ilrtrtltt'-n m-Ij m.I do us- fir llailler A I.- wisliisL" :0
g itx r ButtM-h n h'.u-i-li.r Uwtottf Hi r. " 21
School Directors wmiM save time and
irout.Jc hy atifnJing lor the purpose ol era-:
ployin; their Teachers at the same lime. We
h(i(i!d he pleave-l to fm.l them all in attend
atice, as well as the cilizens in geueral.
Tiivaie Examinations will not he held.
Teachers are requested to appear for exa
minalioii in the ilitnet in which they wi-h to
be einplnyed.
The places of holding ihe "Teachers Drills"
will he made known at the Examinations.
U. HKCKKNDnilX, Co. Sap t.
-New Berlin, Au- 19, IS.'jH.
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iri-. 1 I V LKj 31 r li 1 1 - a
Volume rnrleen liodns S.-pl.l 1,'53. !
A I ECU
...vtl.. , , . .
HAMt In-rtor?, Mmmf.i. tun-re an I rnriiieri".
The rVi-ntif..-
Atu; riran h.-in ihjw rear),-.! it- Four- ,
tei'Utb War, and will eiit-r ti;.f n a ti 'V T'ljutne on Hi
ll lh nf Sftif f-m!T It w il,. mil, -....LI. . . r
the kind, new iued in tlii- country. ai!d il haw a ery
eat.niver.u'utiouiiioii theuusoi the i,Jlo. it ;
if 0'it. a Home tniht KUi'i'oM froui it title, a dry ah-
etmse w.rk rn i'hi,ira! ienre; on the vmtnrv, it ro '
deslrt with the jrr-at eent poin on in the sri-riti;iet
mi",-b.tnic;il and ii.duitrial wnii.N, m :i- to i.!ea(ennd in
htruct ev.ry one. If the Mc:-hanit' or ArtiiOi i-lien to
know the h. '-tTivirliiu. in u-e. or ho-r t- ci4-..- nnj miV
fUu.-e eai i.yt d iu hie Licna-p if the HuM w:Ie i-h-es
to get u recipe for luitkiiti' a pond cdur, Ac if the in-
ventor wihes to know ah:tt ia .iu; on in the way of
ZTXZ'Zrz '
' his buiuees if the man (if le.sure and sti:'Ir wishes to
j keep himself familiar with the jroie m.. Je in the
i ebeui:c;il liiharatory.or in the i-unlri. : ion of t jrn).h-,
j st-iitu. h i-. r..iiii.K rep. r., mower. a d a thotiani
; other ni:ifi:in' nnd apliam-e, tNth of - are r.i. J :n
' all these d .)"". iuM i an b f.uud in ( ! v Am- ri-
cuu, and ,.4.t r:..e'..rp. 'J'hi y ar.- here j r. -ei.l. d in a i.
lia'dc and n.t--ri-!iiii,' f rm. a.!:.) te. t- He eomj r-h.-ii-hinof
i:iii,d utiieurmd in the hiLer biam-he- nf
ne nn-1 art. j
TKItM:v One p'.f.y ooeyi-ar. ; r nero:,T s niint!i.
$1 : five fuf.leti i. DIotitlH. (.-U e.i,i,-. (ij- niUllths. t-; ,
ten eoiie twe.Tc month, $10; htl.en err ien twelve ,'
months, tJJ; tw.uty e..j.jri twelve mouths $S, iu ad-
vance. i
Hpeeimen rnrh-n sent jrrattiitouy f..r in-pex-tiun.
South
1 ati 1 Western ntonev, or fo-'aire rjimr-'. t
-u for nubMTiitioud.
Lt-tivTS shoui 1 be direett-d to
MINN & CO, I
,IwrP. Mr Co. m lea;iwI en(f 1U' j
rinBP,tent for new invention,,,. d win ad.ise !.,.,. :
or,, without cban-e, ju re-ard to lb. novdtv of their '
itnprovementn.
an; 19
B"TliF. 1.-XK1XDE.-.T Cl'T OF ALL."
In our hurried comments on the:
HC!i0lution3 ef tllC fiufhananitCS ofi
. :
L 1U0I1 COUlltv, last week, VC overlook-
CJ (10 f;ici tl,at X()T A wonn WAS SAID
... , , ,,
roll hlfiLEIl Olir l.lirlor beef' I.inr- ;
er .Senator Bigler, of I'learfielil !
was not even endorse.! ad "a MAX
01 aniliiv ana csperienee, as was
condescendingly admitted of one AVm. 1
F. Parker. What does ihis mean?;
Was tlnre no friends of the Post!
j Masters among the Democracy of
I Union, there a.-st mlded, who could
recognize the existence of such "a
! man T' Why, Hill Hi-ler is the man
i who made speeches in Union county,
j in favor of ''Buchanan and Free Kan
I sas," and the Union. Bigler is the
j spokesman of Pres. Buchanan iu the
! U. S. Senate, and heretofore has been
"endorsed," yearly, by the Democracy
of this count-, as a matter of course.
Why desert hiiiijioer, after the speech,
in favor of onion seeds, for which Hale
so rallied him ? Did he not, iu lSuC,
speak the sentiments of G. A. Frick,
ofCrotzer, of Purdy, of Brig. C en.
M'Caig, of Hob Tyler, and of the
M'.Cays? and why desert him, now,
when Kansas has kicked away the
last trap to ensnare her into Slavery,
and stands singlediaudcd against the
Buchanan nartv ?
J-The moatactiTe.able and influential J
friend of Buchanan, in Potter county, in j
185G, was John M. Kilbourno. He went '
for "Buchanan and Free Kansas" honest
ly. Deceived, be issues tbe following free
card, expressive of bis views. He is one
of the many who will, it is said, roll up
600 or 700 majority against tbe mulatto
Democracy in Oct. next.
Assembly Aiill-Lcconipton.
To the Llectort of the Representative
District composed of tiie Counties of Thuja
and Patter ; I am a candidate for the
office of Representative in the next Gen
eral Assembly. Should I be elected, my
constituents may rest assured that, to the (
beet of my ability, they will be represented
Dent 01 my aD.iiiy, mey win we representeu
upon tho principles of the Declaration of j
Independence and tho Constitution oftbe,
, 11 .1 . .1 i 1 t
Union ; and especial y that tbe People of 1
tbe Territories (iucluuing KanKas.) have
tbe same right to resist the enforcement
of Slavery upon them against their will,
tbat our Fathers bad to resist the Stamp
Act of George III., and throw bis Tea into
Boston Harbor. If this be Treason, make
the most of it. J. M. K 1 LliOURN K.
Pike, Potter Co., IV, June HO, 1858.
Col. Sam Pike bag bought tbe Hills
boro' Gazette, a long established Demo
cratic paper, aud will soon take charge of
it as editor and proprietor. Tbis makes
tbe thirty fifth paper that Col. Tike has
been eoDoccted with, and about lie fiftieth
change he has made.
An Old Poem.. .with an App6dix.
Oq SaturJuy last, a giO'Ily company
partook nf a much roIMtci Harvest Home
Dinner" t IIpix.'.. Iiiuir Hniim. I.r-..
iabur-r. When good spportti'S bad been ,
f-auMiuu, i..vuir. WM tam,J
upon fur a short AdJrers, tnd re?pudcd
wilh his usual protnp!n?3 aud aniraiion.
alluding first to AgrieuUrre. ai:d iicaI I-j
that greatest modern ai.'hii:vtti-Jt:t the
undir-wat;r matnetio telegraph. J.?iss
! Aikkx ivaa next called out. tut hoinj?
u,,,l-'j UUU!l'u lv i'"'-1" p -"""'o
bad uo Hnr-Lch t itnkc. llistea 1 01 U'J
i, i - r . ,
uj.ire, lie reeaeu ii Mii u.tin-.r i..r..iua
of a ToctU, descriptive of t.3 l-jL.SQLK-
luvvA HiVKit. fitiind bv hiio. in a Krhoul-
book called tbe "ColumMi Koador," iu
iue year anu uuro nunLui. umi
l l .. .t. )if.. i.".
u.iH. no iraiu uj iui : -i :,
.Uiwy for S.pt. that "Ak'sanJcr Wil-
son, tlio oriiitliolngist, published pm-ms,
iu 1791, characterized by much original 1
hutuor," ami, as we believe he explored
l, c,u.,i,.l v- : , l : r
' U8,. tutt"'t aro i"!iucJ 10 ,uv
PU:L litJ 13 auiurT oi ujc poetry iu
' t j
(uestioD. U hoever uiay havo leen the
writer, the Hues are ceriaiuly prophetical
jU;,t bXcl a prediction QS a'J intelligent
auU far-sihtcd man, viewing the vast re-
c
80U1 "CCS vt 0Ur COUUtry, Slid C"UaeiJU3 Of
the power of a high Christian Civilization,
would bo apt to make. At that time,
the beautiful Sui-qiiuhanua region, from
its mouth to i(a "utmost springs," was j
comparatively uusot'h J, if nut uuLhuwd. r
t" co"Ji,i,'n
a vst advance,
and by the tiu.o a century Lai elapsed '
from the writing of the prophecy, it will
seem far from extravagant. Mr. Aiken's
. re.-poiie, though Ksie jly composed, and j
i.evjrt d to a pitigio mighty fact, does full
j-iaiicj to the &u; jeet. We quote, Crt-t,
TUB SL'Slil EilANXA lit Wiuos.
Ilait, rli-imiilii rir.-r, juir.', trito.i'ari'tit fi'HHl,
I ii M .itifd liy n.jxii. j m i'!, MiJ i li.ikiiit; Hi in. !
Thau 1 r:ti tliroiili lirckn ricl.s. in . tiirliu foum,
Or. l-. J, i.'.t I.-.1- fit slill-'rin,' !i:iuj to riialj.
;r. iii tliy l.itk,. twv.-l l..r-t nati.i'riu; Mrmiu,
ili ni;iy llij Havrs i!t. lii.nv lrllul! tet m,
Tlua .liirv rim... anj ..mo:i cro.n ttiy .borry,
Itiy till wtc.ls rrlioin to .nuitiiii; oar.
On Itiv wol.'a liootu tJo.ttu.' .i;ir
fillrtl villi tl iMrrittii of nur ricti fr'Miticr!
Tl.y i-ijie lr in-', cliir-. Iliy jHrp. roin;iiilic rW
M lr-r Mole nr;w ,;m .lr. tl-l III,' pMttluer Wttil.;
V ii.r lit i'-lli iiil.TV;,!.. tti tint f.iriurn
IV.'. fri.Li tic f t-r.lur.. i.rth' .-in tK-w.-ri as corn,
In fii'Hn ltiHtlirU l.mt t'.ir t',.
t numiilr.-1 l tliy .lrp-iil muri Uiiule,
Au-I i.iry nrrh. . j onij-oii-ly ltrilr,
AnJ Ji.iU'Hot Scini i'. .nJ itelii;ii.n. riM
Anil oiil.i jbs Mrui wlire m'W fi.rt-.t lii'P.
Mr. Aiken's Response.
01,ri! how fiivori-il are tho.iW'n of mm,
(Jin.-il. lik.- thi-p, with clear, prophi'tic ken,
Tlin.ujli tin; ilark mi.t of future time to trace
The Ts-t a. tupv.-nieiit.. of ill.' human rac!
But on irr. iit vii-ioil was withhi-hl from ttiee
On.. mLh'y wn'r? hurt., thou dii.it not
OVr th- t h -1 l"(!iu. i.t. tin. I,'ni;theii"'a wire,
Tr.iT. r-.' l hy Thought, who.- chariot ia the fire
W liii-h fr'.m lilack clou.lH initnorbi! Flaskun dr.-w,
Atnl M ri, like it iillv. tiim and hifnei'Seil too!
A lir li -n. reatlean, slo...!i s, lilhtninn team,
Swift a. fmm yondrr aun the flahin ijeaml
Thi. tam.Ii.r.ai: Fenilp tlirouh oceanadark'ning caye.,
L'nJ,T tli prepsur. of his awful wares;
The.-e j-tcinli, no monst'-raofthe deep can scare,
And tin y di n't a-k who ke-ps a tarrn there!
Put on thi-y po, to nn-e: old Johnny Dull,
With a i-hort note of kindred lore brim full.
From Jonathan, hi sod across the main :
Tti old man sniites, and iwnds loac hack again !
O, hard of old. n tini.-! e'en thy keen eye
ftrrat M'H.sl'9 steeds of lihlnins did not spy:
Hut ln're th-y are, for Joxathan and Ilci-L.
Tn-ri'tlKT joiiu d in one lon, mkhty pull,
Hare made a turnpike tbrouzh thf "vasty deep,
And o'.-r this turnpike Mola'l sU-t.R shall leap;
M. rm:ii.l sliall hear the IL'liloini slafi' whip crack
III X.'ptmc: make your loafers el. ar the track 1
Firl.D. Ih.- Coliiml u. of Ilie Yankee laud!
Willi the old Helloes tliy name shall stand
On glory's scri'll immortal, side hy side.
The world's true friends, and each his country's pride !
The St. Loni3 Election.
The entire vote fur member of Congress
in the district sums up as follun-s :
Berret (Democrat) 7,200
Blair (K -publican) C,452
Breckinridge (American) 5,115
The election of Berret was secured, be.
yond doubt, by the grossest frauds. The
Democrat says: "A canvass of all the
poll-books shows the enormous total of
18,773, as against 13,701 iu 13jj. It .
n .hrd Mr. Blair has increased upon
T0,e graJuallv at ever, poll, receiving
C 500 ,uu Jeer against c 000 in 185o .
,.- . wtere tbe Dartv 8tretlirih lay,
e 0 - . .
and failing to get them where the opposi
tion prevailed heretofore. It thus demon-
j etrates a natural increase on bis ticket of
500 votes. Mr. Breckinridge also polls a
small number more than did Mr. Ken
net, (Am.) two years since. But, on the
other hand, Mr. Berret finds his support
in just those localities where hia party
never had any strength, before, and where
tt ia known not to have it now. From
2,181, in IS00, it is toreea up 10 u.vou in
1S53 a gain of nearly o.UUU lor tue ah-
ruinistration, when it must be conceded,
ruinistration, when it in 11
tbat owi lo the policy
' ... . ,
that Administration uas
lu clu'",u .
of .he past year,
in fact receded,
rather than advanced, in publio favor,
during the interval. Breckinridge is an
Anti Leeonipton man, as mush opposed to
tbe Kansas policy of the President as Mr
Blair is. Notwithstanding all the frauds
and ballot box stuffings on tbe part of the
Democrats, the Administration is still in
minority of nearly five thousand in tbe
district of St. Louis, Mo."
Tni Pkach Crop "Down South."
It is a great peach year in South Carolina
and Georgia, and tbe finest specimen! of
.L. .; antrl in Au7UStA. 10 tbe Lit
i ter State, at from 50 ot. to il per bushel.
Ji Inierosiin .mil Important rhij-siT.
j It will t retn-'nihercii that Senaror U-i.i-.ii
. of INmhi Um:p i. .Hri..; the l.isirnrf,w
ia m-"t v:.,e.il Is-t:mpt..n;lc, ar..l ar.;r I to
c!u-f esecuiioiif r if Wallrer, S!an!ci and
all nthrr.-s who revolfc l fwa ilie iniaMous p i :t
to r.rce Slnverv un Kansas. I'mm that lu.-r
, f,,nov,;n;j ex-ract of .1 I.ETitll ri!f
;.Tr. ZAr,iAU 'i v ;(r. 1'AS ( ON is p-euli-
r.wy i.,U.-JM.n2f
l-.'ti'in Hi the ae
t! n-i i
r.-t -
a rontri -
v KaariJ a.i.iic;.
li .v-.d, a a., Au2. I t,
The !a:cr is ! t?-i C:-
1857, and is ilnut-iless :
Make my special re;:- rt!s to Vov, V.'a'L'er,
! art s:,y to Li.n thai hz !.:i V pvtniur
. t.Hh him thraufuiut (fi
' t.nlit the tifirm? .ViH.'.V.
n.r ,.i ih: i ni'jra;.!-
n,tf' SIeCeed, he xv'rll Iwf
i iirominnce - nn m-oi hi (ft
i mt)ft nrittl!e
nrr'tnn. The Ad-
: MHti-tratiou i
liltie weak ai the ktu'cs. a.m!
; ,,,",. , ,he woik."
... ,.,inr ik 1-. ii..n.,tur i.ui ;
w. ,,,. ,k;l- ,h n. .u wr !
L. . .
u,ier meets the rrrsMPnl lit wuulil itel "a
Imle weak in ilie knees." "
'
rOa reading the above, a friend of,
p.f v. .
My coniplimenli to Walker,
And tell him that the heart
Of thi great nation's with him
All but the Southern part.
If he tucceeds, according
To hi- enlightened plan,
Of all our mighty Maieniea
lie is the foremost man.
This poor Arimini'-trritinn
Is lirtiililit!"; in iis knees;
And clmuN of awlill thunder
Away down Suiuh it sees.
It miiil stand up. nr perih.
In this Ireinenilmis lii-hi !
Cuwonlb nra H..t in t. 1 1 - -
An awful iIlmiii but nr;ht !
uk;i.i:u in ... s.
Tell lliat apoMaie, Walker,
Thai potir Icafiol's curse
Now rests upon his guilty head ;
For he's as bail or wi.r'-e!
The reat and eootl Buchanan
He tries to thuart and vet;
His nolile meavures to deieat
His counsels to perplex.
While we iiph.Tl Lecomptun
Amidst the duubttul fr.iy,
Walker would let "fanatics"
In Kansas have their way !
O, blessed are Ihe faithful
Who bow to power alone !
Rich streams of Treasury pap shall fill
Their bellies every one !
iP0litiC3 iu Old PIon'SOraDnr Countv 1
avuuu au vtu ii")a.0um.,ry ytiamy. .
Correspondence ef the l.ewi.t.ur. l'hrtni.-te.
iou both of Democrats and the Oj i.osili m
that Owen Jones would be defeated fur
Congress if the two wings of the Opp iri-
;... ..).! h united, and a worthy man
,
i, .lion,
uuiuiu.il.. .j .
The Democracy of this county alwiys
hold meetings, preparatory to their n l,.r
county conventions, when rcsoluti .-ue
adopted aud men put in uomii;a'i..ti, :r u
which list the nominees to bo v-ite 1 i r ;.f
the State Election ur-- felected ty the
regular Convention. T.i Jay, this prepat
tory meeting was ii.o-i, a.:d ouly sii'y
names were placed upon the list of the as
pirants for i ffice. Think ,.f it ! ouly sixty
willing to serve their country.
The resolutions wtro very interesting,
you would admire tho political skill of
their author. The first emlnrfcs Bucha -
nau's administration, ;nrtiViiary whatever
pertains to its treatment ,f the right of
1 Keairu . j".. a uvm.i hu..i..ui.h...,
ut ., , ;.ini ,,n
and the nominations of tho Democratic : aooat a year ago. And ro ead.d the sun-stroke for three killed, or t'-t si';
State Convention, are sustained, but, ; CCntful career of Baron Frederick Von ! il"e men i 0;la rcrrimoLt Lvd leei ad-
stranre to sav. the sale of the ruldie works
to tho Suubury and Biie Baiiroad, the
only important act consummated by that
recommend a discriminating protective
t.rirT rot fort roteetion alone but also for
rslenna In this resolutio thre leeacd
-" - '
tn. tit tiiilflpn ni intiriiflt.nn that tliA V
... ..: :.. ...r 7 -
went iu lur proiucnou 1
anything else, or rathe
itig tariff was solely 1
Gen. Lewis Cass.-
oorrespoudi-'ut of the P,
, fjasS) wljo must be near
ble, bat is hard at work. This extraordi
nary man's career is alike a study and an
nraninle. He has lived a blameless life.
aud has crown to distinction almost en -
. , , ,. . ,,
.I..!. V. I. .a urn ofT..r-ta 1 I A 14 ll ftW nnA
ll.e.Jf OJ u.S w u vuv. - - " mw
of the richest men in the Uuion. He in
vested heavily in the town of Detroit,
Michigan, of which he was a pioneer, and
the growth of tho West, especially since
the railroad Fystem has extended its pow
erful influence, has vastly apprcoiatcJ his
property, ne is said to be worlh four or
five millions. And yet, with all his
wealth, be lives a frugal and abstemious
life. The management of bis v:st estate
ia confided to bis enterprising son-in-law,
Mr. Ledyard, who resides in Detroit.
Tiie Natural Consequence. Lord
Karnes, in conversation with bis gardener
one day said, "George, tbe time will soon
eome when a man shall be able to carry
tbe manure for an acre of land in one of
hia waistooat pockets ;" to which tbe gar
dener replied, "I believe it, sirJiut he
will be able to carry all the crop ia the
other pocket."
" . ' . . , , ' I Yt ashiugten have been turmug out Irish-; . , ' - ; wer, arc separated lrotn their wives,
his Legislature, ,. condemned ! Owen , .a , .or. ar n.re q-kly than I acsomphsh : q twQ fp.ms ) ..
Jones' course was resolved t, be what h. iui,.,iaul in con. ; , uJ, .her, f..re, I wih bid yon adieu. j ,,y aImp5t cvc,.y ,a Jy ,,lC worM
thought best calculated to promote tbe I The TUct- well known .nd v0vEr Bl;,NE 's:.ruws"have .1 : X,Tpt th,C "C he iu,irt"a"-'cJ Y
"harmony cf the party that but J of IridjBCtt in th, eoun. Z, " -li Jour-
A St. Loizta Roinanco.
Tho fit. Lnuij Ut publican r-ordri the!
death of an iuaa i;i ihwl ci?y, sad in
TLn- lu Slid life uii)i. !.es the following : !
w-y Jw:-r5 3!3, Iarrn lre Ttrick von :
Ocrtl, wW? family was cne of the most '
itidt-peuient and ur.r
ixouy,
fell ia love Vrith a poor i;ir! nd dtermiLcd
' to marry her. He tina incurred the (lis .
! plctsnre of Lis wealthy father, who, ou ,
; lraf.inl of Ijb rir(ir,cscJ ullinnce. at ence i
j dijinheritcd tie youcg nubltnian and turn- j
ed Liiu from bis Joint. This sudden re- i
Te.vj easpeiatcd aud maddened the lover,
au i Lidding a silent farewell to the hnme i
; 01 his childhood, aud without iufurmi'iy 1
this object of bis affttti .n, be bent bis!
i coUi'.'S to this country. On arriving here !
! be j lined the United States army, and j
, t ,
RcrviMl Inn vajirs a n
soldier. It is (aid '
that bmvery aud true biroifiu oa tLe ;
li,)1Js of Mesieo won the admiration of all j
wbo bad opj-ortnaitif to obscrvu them.
j At the expiration of the ten yeara' eer-1
J vice, he returned to ('ermany to aseertaiu
huw the estate of his family was managed, j
Ha found that hU parcts were in their j
grave-, and thtt the pwpe; ty was d.slrib-
uted equally among bis brothers and sis -
ters, himself being wholly overlooked aud
disregarded in the will. To a id to Lis
dark tortunes, Le ajeertameil I. at tL2 t-ir!
who was tbe innoceut causa cf L!i n.iu
bad married and moved a. riy. Touf lur-!
tel's mind never lu!!v recovered iio'n
the shock this intelligence hud rror.tej.
WLitlcruitf ia rt-"- I i.tuii..u a. ,
United (states aud came to Liui-.
tl.r. liA viii. f.mtri.r.. r.v i-i.hpiiI l;riii.a
. .... .
mi ooLini muui u:. ?i ucu uc mi aitr.uu,
he fuuud himself entirely destitute tf'
. r;. ,.,,...., i. t.,'
' ' . .u,w-c..v ...v.-
down, and, lor a livelihood, tbe Huron
J!r r"
s, akiud
actually took to se'ling '-l-r.. i z.-I.s
of pastry much iu favor Willi the German?.
... , j "'"
.!. r..nr,r,r.rl in rl.ia mil.,. ..... 1.
'' "
tiusiucss iur bix or etgui years, ana caiutd
. I. - it. --.r.i, ....li,-.
iue ai penauoQ oi ureizci r inz.
Ir
Three years ago, baviug saved up the
snug sura of S'JOO, aud having met oue of
the opposite sex in whom he thuuht lie
could cuii&'le, aud wli'jm he believed
' would make hi iu a good and faithful wife,
.1, i u , . '
tbon.'U the wm several Tears lu lantor.
j w J I
on Uerlel was married. Una day, a few
His c:..-.:ie; -rrrr-TJCTia iuai mr- r ,
; clpi with a seducer, and not content
wltu bringing her husband to disgrace,
bad taken his money and everything of
' l.i il, house, leavin,? Liin
uj .-.- a -
! , 1 i...t, r.f ..,..,!. an,i .
,u iiur.-H.ui. u - -v. ... ...
mstiniioreu utar . luu uiu tuaii. .ui uc
.- . 11 n. . .1 r . I. 1
wa now liftv-thre- Tears of a--, ouictly
was uow u.iy-ture- jcars 01 c , j en.,
tore hi. new grief, and again, witb Per-
hn.s aa imprecation on tbe faleu olc, ad-
drcsscii himself to tho one great tak of
Ltid lit toieitiiig.
"Bret led Fritz" has been well known iu
St. Louis a unukied, slow-paced, stoop -
incoid mau, with a basket on his arm
o '
aKd rurely a smile ou his fate. Iu the
j Ut three jears be has laid away 5400, the
; pt 0liis of bis littla busiue:s. Yesterday
j u Wa5 buried, having been sick three or
1 four WCeks. Before he expired bebesev -
0'L.ntiy bequeathed his small possessions
! , the orphan children of a poor mao,wc!l
1 . 1 i. -.;.!
: irnnaru Lis uiiaiiv us uu li ucu . n j ui
i 1
Oertel.
I VfrjoWrIe7
Negroes vs. Irishmen
It seems that tha "powers that bo" at
j r ' 0
. ''--?rfi.:' ?:C J. !S
1 ,jre, nit uia nmr. i wc 141-1 uo vtt
I i -Hm.-.H.aV f . ' m t rl n, t n.r- a tn
i 't'i.. 1:-!.. t ....
of tho arraratua
Clerk of' the House, from Capt. 31etgj.
An assistant to Mr. Allen, namid ( arter,
ar.d part editor and owner of the L'uim,
! '? 139 aence o. .no pr.ne.pa., removed
1 the Itto Iripn Lemocrat., ana put two -o-
'..
groes in their places. This is but all. lie;
even raiecd the pay of the Negroes to SiO :
. 1 1 1?-.- 1 .1
per month. 1 have not yet learncJ
ther the darkies were free or slave; if the i
lattcr, the motive of the change may be j
icferrtJ; if the former, then negroes aro !
better citizens than Irishmen uuiler a I.-m-1
ocratie Administration or a Democratic
House of Representatives."
It is intimated, tbat these Negroes are
slaves, belonging to some one who was ef
fective in getting the Enslish swindle
throush Congress ! By tbe employment
... . .... ... . ....a
of bis "chattels," be will pocket SIQ0 a
month no mean compensanou. ice ai
fair, however, baa raised a howl through
oat the Irish camp, and excited a storm
of indignation, that it will trouble tbe
Administration to allay UarrisbitryTd.
Tbis reminds us of the Irish woman
married Bill Davis, a blaek man, in pre
ference to an Iriabman who sought ber
fcsnd. ''Si iffionnting for !istcs."J
SV11UOUI ruicrcucc mi tiniCC. llltl liwci, auu, I'tiuatis u.ui : ' ,., , . ..i
r that a diserimiust- reciarkabla explo.t in this way, happened tucing juleps, oy oce man, wuo sens ; -unU..., .,
-: p u.. i.:.v. : .1. i - i. ir . i .11. . ' ten.! rent ftemfw tho ocean, ts a nte!:'.-
"lh ir tliiiniL.r " V wee or bo since, iiu nuriuy iiiiu- latin mr uue jau e-iij.i w iwj miliars , - ----- ----- . -
ttiur tuunutr. . w.i;. .,t...vi .).. .. , .... orablo tlav in American annals, (fi
1 "i-n, u-iofi ...... .. - - i - tuau.anu : iioiu iwo acres n una ou . , .....
1. - .... . c.i . . , ' i,I. ,.t tint l'ljr.-f.i-. to I ..'il il .
-The Washington " "? I grow, rye, annually, be .ell,; . Vl '7 t I - i
ji vntta : '-uen. . - w , . , about trentv-four bunarci djlmrs rorth , i. - p ,,.,..., r,
was transferred to the 1 01 'raws. iseyare pae.ca a.sj in ua r-. , l0 i,;itt;,-. 0t ('oitnleii were lo".-,'.
.
Sir l!ir"fi- - s r e-irth,
V. Ol Seivu'c like a i-i' Mi bora
The tri'I III-? of i. i ..ilh,
Iii Tiri iui fn:i. fr ra -h-vre tn '.f)re ;
But now, her Ltetf, n";r" t i hi! U
Wbn li ttif.Li. iepr . nnj l-.;tss cai!edt
With lory rij and un ft!id,
I litid within t..e oc.'ib'c I' rets t.
The mighty li'.-ht'loz fieri M !eet,
llil hoUian toti.ii it ( re-,
T j eiid, b'Vi r. t tl.- ui"rnir.i'- n i b,
New tiJirt-, ere a f uUt- t-xoiie!
Tip laid! Old -n freU a tl.rii)
T'iroti'hout ber tint-). I bo.vam qo(
An ) 3 ! Id- t man's v':rtor;ou will
Th- trowa b e; i-isn-J on Xej lucs brw.
Calm ax the de in uniTr.rp r-ja.
And aitd - in I wintry r:ilii,
fhatl b. With varied joy nr (i.d,
K.ieli meoife through it oretn path!
V'itl.in ft utav beneth the s'orm.
It !iv , m breatt.Ji. th:nff of lii,
Ai thev tbnil live In irae it ft rm.
In Came when -Miied from loorta! Jtrif.'
S'on. like Ori' n": l-elt f Ere,
It- lin-a l.e'eetrie ; m -bail h'.'d
Witli all a ni narrl.'n tn.nsr desire
Tiie wcrM and ail il v-ired f.!d:
And frfm it- t' C'ue. thro'ib ev.ry sLera,
Till time an 1 truth t tli-r eea,e,
Mankind the1 loricuK :le nlmli hear
Of commerce, broth rboM and I
The Atlantic Telegraph.
When Prof. M .rsn n.le.l .!.! n l,!l,l
. Ut nfttimnUl lillc fr,)m Wa,biuon to
; ,tilUimorf he was rcfuMd anJ bu . ruct
j w M0at9)L ut lc perscv,.rcl a.:, tri.
' h . anJ L;g ' h .
i ,,... f ... ... , ...
tr f..!.:;-).! . r..... .i... i. .t .:
vw. WW IL J Ul'IIJl If! lll-t-f.
' - '
1 t i i
""""i
ii'i iiiti fiii w fi in ira n .rcnini ni rpc
v ' KW'UM Mitnoe
( j.Je,, U(,s tlii,
1 wiry, subtle circle of tho t.
i America and Kurjpe aro linked together!
jby ,Le fli.is.g currcnt4 0f iUI(.liit.r.Ce j
which will ere lonst cirdle the globe. Verv
soon the great events of th... old world will
o , .... r .1 1 1 11 -m
i. ,j i . i v 1 s-
D-"iumcgic.nnui,ij lie.- ViU W.iflU Will
I - - - - .',. -
. . , ., ,
. Orleans and t iklifurnin iirf.irr th aT..r.i.
, . T , ,
will ku..w of their exisforce.
The human mind may see all this, but
it can not comprehend it. Huw the
,lcen ac ' tLe I'rcsiJi nt can talk as if
. .
t tff fr.
jce, over r r ratuer vmlcr two
1 h. rHiiiatitl rtijl... fif Q -r 1 r
enle us (.. fu.'lv rea.ize in adif
itj Djagnificeut sublimity. Well for us
w;n it be if tbi acbivvt-iutnt shall comect
more closely the whole human race in the
. ,. 1 ir
D0QU3 HI uruiLtluuuuaau ii'.acc. iruica
'
1 1,1.) .ti'iii.
: Tue Hor Scason in Txpia. The
.....
Calcutta corn sp ndent cf tho
StiutirJ wnts a follows: "I can in-
euro you that the heat, is worse than the
i olJest inhabitant cm renu mber. I am
! only writing aud yet my hau ls glisten,
1 and feel as if dipped it. .-.up suds, and my
face is a regular spring of water. One
.
uare not go out in tbe mm, unless he par-
ticularly wishes fur discomfort or sickness,
or probably a sun-stroke. You in Eog-
: laud have no idea of the state t.f everlast-
; ing moisture in which we are kept, l'unk-
' has and khus barley keep us alive.
, Guess, then, what it must be in the field,
nd do not wnnd-.-r at tlnrtv men dvn.. of
1 n
1 niittod to the hospital in one d iy, all suf-
fating from the sun. I caa not at present
write more; great beads of perspiration
out unmistaaao.y .-..,...,.,,,
... :. .iai.i.. .1.. .:!
I of I.q-ior Hows. itness me loiiowtn.;
I '"rom western paper: a!., if
it is said, aro furnished with straws fir
j re's contaioing about twelve thousand
1 straws, and shipped to ew Orlc.m, at.
j i,ui ullj la juicrinediate places, and
: ,Le jc(Uil.t U iucrejsin
Cbssuopi-eb3 Aeiut. Th.me d.i-
. . , . .
struct. ve iii'eeis aro very abunJant in
, J
Mot.tgomery.aud Lbcster counties,
Pa., aud are d -u g couaiderable n):"blef
to the grats, buckwhecr, aud coin. Tfco
Dovleslown Uttsocrat saa thoy seem to
cross tbat county (Bucks) in belts, and
destroy every green tbiog in their way.
A "detective officer," from Chicago, fell
aslenj. while traveliue over tbe Ai:on rail-
r(Jij . fcW d ,inc. anrl S0U)t. i;kl,t tin-1
I ' J 1 ....
.erefi fcnliW ctua!ly stole Lis hr. it.. ! LI
. , . , . ', . ,. ,
aome midnight burglur, he was er...teilea .
to walk from the depot in Lu a.ucsings . ,
It was a'bootks" trip for the "detective."'
FlM. Tbe zzt factory ia jui.esbarg,
beloBging to Mr. Joseph Green, was ea-,
lirely destroyed by tire one day lait week
It w eccupiod by Mr. li.i.-iugtou. ILj
entire la-sij about ?IiOD. iCoiwaraw
w.-..cv- .u. .u ... uxuiu u3 re-ion. Tins war account for
of bea?cD could not only 1 s called imai . the oriyiisul introduction of Chris
tlicir airy home at tie i'Lii ijophcr's beck, , tiauity anieii this people, and for
utit ti nt tLo sutt'e aciit cou'J to soiitro!- tiie i'v.ct that the Ileidcib.irg Catc
ci by iu.. skill and tower of n.an, and chis;u"wa. still tbuud int!;eir po-ses-lua.lx
Miliservient te his on ine lan3. ' "io" . Jnt 'tm the particular time
lt..t id. ... -...;. !. .!. .. i.:... r ' and eiremnstancos in w hich thisintrn.
! not a!!, tho drinking a!n in St. I. -ui-,
it is said, aro furnished with straws fori A Mem. -HArt B 1AY. The Kith i
j An laiercstfi; Discjerj.
! V.'e sre it .-tatod. ii;,r,n what nur
' be con.-iiierril rt-.i-:.Ie ai.ili.-.ritv, that
; thirty Iliotivinil il-;f Taii have re
cently been :'n:,i;.; (,ri an island liortl.of
Celebes. It Ii.io been roniitrf-! for a
titno, that ti.TC was a Christian peo
ple, IbiL'oft-ii ttsid r.jr.-aker, which,
! b evt r. yet j.j.-.---cd i!,r.:e Biide,
ami coiitiuu' .; f;,;Ua:Ust in iu faitit.
i When tui-islonaries Hist lauded on tho
. i-aiid. they ii.,;t with 3 sc'uoi tracher
; and his pupil -i. who repeated iii the
, Malayan tongije'As the heart pai.teiil
! after the waitrr-br.x.ks. so patitetii my
j soul after Thee, O Lord."
N Bibles wti-e i'.M.iid. Imt the mot
precious promises of the Bible writ tea
! upon the bark of trees. Thev knew
j the Apostles" Creed, and the ifeidel
; bnrg Catechism, and had Christian
i customs ; twenty churches and schools
i yet existed. Thnnir-h the instrutiien
j tality of Castor Heldring.'lbuiider cf
: the Magdalen Asylum at S'ii eiii'aek
; and chief patron of Inner .Mission in
j Holland, loi.r liiis-lonai ie-, wlnj hud
i been eii'icnte-l udcr tiie venei-ii,!r
; o-'iicr, were sent out, and three thou-
sand persons were b;.i.li.-,l.
' Ti:Li certainl.r a must intcrwilnsf
diseoverr. The island on which thei
. hu f 'ere locS.. bekm-J to tho
: it Ind.an Arc ipelago. The Dutch
... . -
.caio uaa iiouucai rule in
, . .ami , i uiv.'ii tiiis.niro
' ; due' ion took place way well challenge
' j special attention, at.d elicit investiu'a-
a "
a .
. I
I'Oa iroin n.osc who have the Jeisuro
: aim lacilitlCd lo
lor iiroseentiii'r it
I ucrman K formed Ml
W
"hat Girls should I.frv r.
: l.T V10 UcalU 01 Wilt. ir Charles
-apier removed to Caen, in "..i-. -,,.
, . , . , , . ,
!,ynn um ins be.-t to nerfurm t in
e.,.1.,
; r""- munici- to uis pins. His a,!-.
. , . .
' J ls 10 maKe rell-ious, as the
louuuiiiioii 01 an excellence; to teach
them accounts, that ther miht learn
the value of money : work, that they
' iiii.irht not waste their time if they
, 1K"-,'"JI "e "fipless it tl.ev r.errs
noor : cnnl- no- r tl,...- , 1
: 7 , -' ,"" J .-'" it'iw u
'tUUri J.uU Ujj liaiai ! ;
Life of his Brother.l
J
' It is Stated tl.at actual statistic
S'j'OW that dnriui? the last fifty years,
,Iie nuiuber of member- Ol the cv.ai-
1 .1 . .1 1 - ,
jrclical churches tn the I niled
itei
. i..,. ,,,1 r..,.. v
lleieiied
: ., , . ...
.V ,," , -'""'"
Halt, beinor an increase of khmit I'm i;
w our-opulation has increase,
only FOl'lt Fold, .o much for th oft
: reiterated statement that the trrowth
of cvanirelical churches has not kept
' pace with the growth of population.
! "' ' "
b?clF:TV'T i:,K.NI,?' ! TJ:'3. ",,!'t
. ninutitp il tint tAiMf.lv if li rw I - 1.
1 mn.ini in urna iii i.. .....i .
i " Wrh'ht iormei !v of this
'f,,,,; 'l.;,,",! T he"'is
: noft. y-cars 0ij' a't ,ie j.lrt
! quarterly "meetiii"; at Leeds, Enjrland,
l.e s;ood up and began to preach, but
; iinding a stundin:; position painful,
' she sat down and continued preach-
ii anoiii, incniv iuiuutcs . ner
. - -
voice was clear and distinct, and her
sermon, in some parts, truly impres
sive. i Teachkus OF Of It Ycl'Til. It U
; lul"l "'ei.uiciiiuy ui.ti u.c mu-jice
j icr-i 11, ai"; noveiisis, licsens anu rui
novt.,.wr.t..r cfm we ,,P,.t ,;,:lt lt
will be any better with the liovcl-rea-
, der vLlyn Witness.
A MeMi-HATI B 1AY. The 1'lth ef
1 and in 12.) t!n. Xortli 'iii ?v:i W;H
; iii?covertd by Laptam 1-rankliti.
i
I i AMILV J:KCT1Si.-;. 1.CW id liol'i-
lev. of Orantre, Conn., has, for the hist
three year.as-eaibled all tbe relatives
' of his f.imiiv in the month of Vti 'tis'.
01 "'7 1 - ' l"L ",J''1" ul -l"
1 at limes Grove, where a putnpruDtM
! j,;torv of th'-- r-"4
j v'ear rrjvo, a,j' tv0 iiuu.brr pi'e.-,uit
' p.jj a.,juivt.rr.-aVv. in 1?C." theri
' ... ' -.ii",'.,-flnt,t "ia lr0. 112: il
j IjjT, 108 ; iu ISS 01.
j Conversions amost, Ccilpi ex.
; Eis.'l.t thousand conversions auion
; children were reported by the S b-
bath Schools .t I in.a,IeI..iia I onicr-
! . ........ !... 1 ...... . or. 01. Il I." n tiOUC
un'.- in i ii;e lias 1 v .41 t - -
one-tiall tiio nmniicr in
y fc H Church thevear preceding.
; .
,1,,; Church South hn
I inst orsranizeu a new v.o.i..-ic..e .....
: 1 ,..r.;,.irhnth banks of the Bio B-.ivo.
i r-i.-.r.. ..... am,.
j - jjottl.n as (ho Itio Gr t i ' f..-
I f.rf.cre. "i'.'e ihi "v !' ! li . -1;'3
j i.;.oa apt.:'.'rti i.-'cl ' i:j '--"- v: 3
' KiiSi. -ju.-c!.