rrs _ = ITHURSDAra)),A, .„ 66 , EvetY Oiling connected with tottlia -l eifyiif New York was rind einaßmier:to alknr ,tis': dantialti«iliut '4 j 'ihe fari;. missiettabitgffl - ilevett ioct of the exPediOoAhle- 1 , itAakeeturti to . vuri pfd 11*It4iteedy-itianndrsixwilble;l I wor,Ac jat..,ts* , tn' incidents', Atz 1 11 T 44* ,e - y 4 ttit. , 4 ar.a.ing„. eifigaii4f travel, on' the Wa 4 e -4 1 1 0,* LI iii engage l oite i ti 4...,lultitet, our purl in reparation and decution tliNkAitli&ohetinnoiitieed I - 4 * et It4r*e*" . V a- Ir,hen.„-we - f _a#coj4 9 • 1141ttabil reking,:to:_uaaert, wiltii."4bditteardinily, with ik* * l*.§ o V = ". ...') g i81,::1444 *4 , 1:W04 tiorty r "Tean ago, whentijotut Yiiilt*bertinictietit tothi&" taittit'* ieVi'tinte,'llizi -IhreeigiM!r9e:l3.l" stage; to tooth*e*:Pitelistiutce,taliei eititie ibotireenetrn 4and min Y.- (1 0 11 0* / * ' a - t OP *Olt 'f1Y.4 41 .4.*-C* 11 4 "4 1-7ettr' - Ew, ottbetutilytadventureta from( vett) or " Yarmount,''who soi tifeit4:toilitig thek way "I 4 *!4 , i44;4. iPain-*7 4 'avi tb9imtn,ronds thiough the :114 `th locations been Ire a T . pepod 0 time , th , puiently nlmoet insunnoun be so-speedily.-overcume by ii4nUCrt, inookildiume , esti the proje patch flYingtnual , o I ix nRiF I getting to be 40/ 41 ,7* . iiilien considered a..yourzey tli;file:o4:44" "PO 664 who are not yet ofAr*Te t l,Nr,etna,y , f,y,that earliei rule from this place to breakfast at Great Bend, • look about a little previonA gleam from Binghamton at whey* shrill whistle, of, ti cing "all ready," followed by, Me 'tinily tinkle get scale. iftgl)y,the;tehls, fences, fo SLlirp.benda of the. river, at thirty miles an hour. 4. ',lget)nit a rapid g , ny it(ptash3e.the Susque, itiettaiiteci 'bridge, a utassi tIlond. :: --the immensely FL'li ; ufillfufthaer encounterei in reaching Stalgueharma 'and DeLvita Ada: a instead of flittin thqsa 4l .. ~ a,4""Vtg. Naa s of hip idatirstion .. , and be enabl skalfitittetil= il A•little more eli+;'ta r tiosit, and tw4 ; three time variotmli stations, gives little time for ticlr f d an d ,gmn p the route,,..iecludiug the v 4istickthatre , naendously iddinte;OVer-hangir* 'rock's. maitiveleithfie enibattlmients road a truly fearful aspect, glitteialong"the,track, with .. 1 4:;.51,!40ng notice shout isCieftwhment at >I JF;g:xtidy, on the Dat i iirtinVidouse of entertain ~ bbat'pnike of ' tm load=, >cipalGheiattiowdale, g; .01 , litOdel Farmers in Su.- 4 POlitene r -s: - Dlh4 eel? 1 and downs in the truest 4600:giiwalordi!--4?r Farm ;14'1 1 E1 tliai he is 4iZI. Vutirot , moments, in viewing : art, to gratify a ..4uity.- d to give an adequate rapid dreent to :the:: ence down pat riiev. -, before redehing Port: . o...towns ; and depot • any thing but a bird's- : ' 1 eture,Qqe sqeuery along; •.us . narrows passed eeipitousanountains of on otie side, and:the. ori-the other, giVe the" owevez safely the ears' radiated 'speed.• .. , , • here be given to the' .wsburg, otherwise ..ire;amost atindrabli ent,kept by oar friend,! j. E. FlFa.ptt, fornieriv . ork,—lateof the priii still ruorh reoiettlyon . itelianna county. inr , lity, case and gine' r erif es to Forectitut .a g4i-: laiownot his superior. ra either. Nor ~s.h.huld; bld a e 'Whele-si?tded . .. it, a hat cup of Co i ffße e of , bread:aad. butter, . y di- the counter fin', e , good lose of - the ten ; . _ to mu st be a ilig ward ... .. 4 .ippebte, who is icae switiful board. ," mting hawse is kept at port; 1 0ja . .,*...! arl "all97d,fer the:ncet-11 *the up an down passenger traio4l iVisatip valley of the llVervi- I `enitinit, into he 'far•Atniod'graking! ,o..?ge, ..;ilCrcoco and' stoneid e Sul ; incur own -Eitts4lue-i i 1. - *initly_ • -. • * - 3' tcliere thee - leidi I , nail in': Via' iiiiemtieladigerf Irdem, 3, canwarmly, ty:mtlx4l •— R t n n t wirri,,..T fr0ni,, 7 41 oolind.l, 7i'-:21F.:414i:.:_!:!..,..';.);y:;:,ii; 44.0*Clif-' viL44--..!...-oporil*; *l:tr4ly4 Attall.4ll6 ' T.,ishows. tlrrairks' of! . s ;. wiiiiii*ii ~.' i kw In - 4.0*4 -41100, 07:' !: ,3 # 4 : 4 7,... 5ti k e 44:T 1ve 44.4 1 P -f - !_.:*604 - :OP 1 4rfr6r* proper ~. ~; . : St . titintillege,i t ;:',..:. ,::: .te,rade in every. rem • . iiiiiiiile 'iii4frhii 6 . ---- '04714i and : klbir ,Pleirpit, .'":'-'''• ''- .11:1660: . :10 , 111c . 114 12 p , ....skirt sit: • ' ' ,' . :•: 7 1 41 07". . 44'. ' 21 #1 ( #; 1 1 ~ , '..4. V ." lit'it,')ai); - ''.i.nir .-- .. 'ii - i-.Bti.iiia iiiiti ritmit ts i ;!:,,itie Taimikwafted4k4ll' 1. : 41, lie ro---704 1 . , ,f. ;444.404-4'-- i. , lit , , '-- -- :A6ivelo^o,; 'it •OllfifiJr ti X , ?.aiiwit'iii*igi - ;44iitltiiitiiiidlii4.:4% . I* 111';:irt.,,n01:***°i"ii*?itir'1111q, rocky .. 4 .4 1 - 1 11 . .;I:ie*.f*iiieflit - .itii-it!ib - 40'.Y'4 i...., *iiiaAgfilia!iik iii - iri''k4 t ,"4:l.l4' . soiln''l.) . *;' , . .-.- ,, ,,,:,- , - , ) - ,.i.___.,.., ,- J ... ...t.,.,,, ? , : i, , _ -,,-..., ; ,-_. , -...FR,4„1.7:4',3rrit0u when are ream the - city with i ts, ;le.; are -re . • ler to .. )di `an . toss at big . - AtituvlaAlf4,witlihrtet . , craft, of eveririAncripf, tifon:Nvg4 ts? 4;4; nn g Ike the 9 . 1u0y set . hemlockt4ps of_ u: t a itd4;al. l en!iounter 04. , IrdelVi cabAnen ?, , , d , porters , Wanera;.: c, what-will tamniati upOn - yori or your at? time, vith their lificiotts offers ,to .. 1 : take, you o!'—enough to distract aluiet traveller, unused to the scene of bustle and:confusion of first landing in that busy city. should tie attempt any noticeour brief stay I. s in N . eNV 10 C arhich all that,we saw in our hur l; rh.4l:4usiatvia excursion couid not interest our gen erallllreader4 Vtry should have to do it' him/o i lier chapter, when tirnd and. oom should : permit Fliid not our limited tiine and business arrangements imperatively demanded the Mast • speedy . retqrn, we might not only hake seen enough to,take note of for a week at knit; but might have "yielded to the strong enticement of a few hours ex tension bf our journey to the revered 'land of our fathers n tl? e " laud of steady hes" farther "down east" .)But,, that long cherished excursion must awaitmoreitime for suiting rather than business, !when not oilly-we but ours must Aare in the grat thattion it jn ill afford. - TER ' ' ,iM4.lthr-r4 11',.3,11519 our recent excursion 'nducted in too•hur- l i -prepare any - eircurr. , .y of interest. to ourf !; t.' - ' trith - the Iroleith-' 1 Ingst,?-toecompliAl ty. at le, in the ! To - neither took nny contiected:therewiih, .riefil with ilie „,1 . ,l • i i.by the newly o , a:. ~iir the infinite N . 7 attention in the g ai cv Was a hurried one both:, Scarcely waS the-po3tponement of otii:lxtioer orAttil rdike detOrruinat.loii i o the journey foqli a row hours prepari . 1., t•.. 1 sonic twenty or, Before ch&ing this hasty notice bf our hasty jour ney lionieutard, wegyt bear testimony to the ad niirably 'pronipt,' punctual and regular arrange ments we found on the New Ye+ and Erie-Rail road lined i Such is the order and; system to which they`, have - attained, that not the least accident or cdriled during either the down of up trip, and prob ably not fifteen minittO variatiti9 of their arrival and kleparthre at any One point frpm the time fixed by their regulation... Whatever inconveniences oth4rimayJ complain of, (and there are fault-finders on every rtMte ‘ of travel,) we certainly met with 4xilita and nccomtnodating treatment front all with whota we bad to do on the line, and we take pleas uretp ack4wletit,inzitarticularly the politeness and attention (.4' Capt. 31Aur.r., of the Stearner.Erie be tweinv Piermont and New York, and of the Train Conductor,*r. is.u.c Wool), with whom we came up. Disastrcius Fire. • y from eastern. 4ovir Icr , country" used to. It (ccePting two or; reach the- great tho-, 6 York could be over ' ir that in about a lbc performed 'to ma , . ill Hal any one 1 . , tecticut,Massachu .o forty or fifty years , i i. .ugh the then wil -1 i frequently to cut . case forests to reach told that at this day, . distance and the ar /Ale obstacles should means then sr4cel,y ed as profound !nue t of reaching Ca:lifor e: • In short, thejour . reansylvaniaehich la the middle of the I, bout as fomAtlile an I L Oregon or California The valitablo and elegant dwelling and contigu ous i buildings belonging ' r the fur - finned country 1 seat--of 116 late Dr:Roimar. H. ROSE, at, Silver Lake in fins county, were all de.4rived by fire on Monday List, towards night - The , fire broke out apparentlY f \ roni the chimney in the upper part of the nutrisibn, and when discovered was breaking. out thro4 the, roof - so furitmsly, as to afford no hope of saving it.' Mrs. Rose and runny beingan- - 'Fent, the Work hands about the establishment di rected their efforts to saving, as far as. possible, the most valitable property within their reach. We understand the most if not all of, the valuable pa pers of the estate were saved, but a large portion of the furniture was destroyed, and also the great er portion l ief the very valuable and extensive Libra -4 iy, which kvas probably the largest one in this part 1 of the Stine. -Taking together the mansion, the of flee and 411 the adjacent build*, with their con y tents, it Was altogether the most dire calamity that ihas °courted in this region lately, and the loss is . deeply to be regretted by the Ivbele community. - - ;- • - . " TIM m T.sortarn.—Though Montrcse -, was stated last week: to be among the places deriving no ben efit from Ithe new Telegraph foe,. Want of aft, office . here, thete has since been an office established in the Fire-Proof building in this pl.4e. in the office of the Register and Recorder, Mr. Charles L. Brown, who it tfi superintend its operation here, for the present. :: Talks were held with Btlghamton, New York, and other places along the . l4o, and we shall prof bly ihave important intellige+ from all these places hit . eafter, with lightuMg spited; ar at least after a few days, the arrangements beim, scarcely completed yet, so us to be ready 1 f r butiness calls. ilowEtt A; Coss Cmcus is to c tibit here next ' Monday iffernoon and evening, aswill be seen by their advertisementin this paper . Judging from I 'what thefr say the flaming barn -door handbills with whitth the walls .of our publin houses are pa • pored, it ;would seen that as each iticcesive circus conipanyt that comes Along, promisiis to give an en - tertairan*.iat a touch beyond any that preceded it, ' this is to jexcel any thing befOre seen here. lt l is of cntm-e unnecessary to urge the yokag folks of all ages andi, sexes to - Come out, as they will do that spor4a4ously from all the adjacent towns, let who wilhexfiatiate upon the demoralizing effect of_such exhibitiOpt Those, who have the change to spend for Leh tunusements, will come to sce.them when they basic a chance. ', ;.• • r with the ionte . • le two or threetOUTS. l y stage sets us ova here we have time to . stepping on the train shout half past Seven, I(xx)rilotive anpoun- its loud snorting,sive- . S and AVe are off, It 2 hisli: ests, abrupt hills, and e rate of twenty or ce at the stnpe..ntlOus, na near Lanesboro'--+ stone structure a vork3 ove r pas- 4 . ....th e huge deep : cats,- .stuarait between the rivers. One should. C, E. Tarnow', editor of the Wyoming Whig, at ' I Tunkhannock, bai been appointed Poitmaster at • that pla4e. in room of N.C. Martin, who was late.y „appal/o{l under the expiring Polk administration, on the rst , mation of M. 13olton, Mr. Martin. wag: 1 a 'Whig, iwe believe, as well as. Mr. Lathrdp, but • knowing; lothing of the sentiment and wishes of 1 that coniihnnity ' relative to the.appointment of a :1 - sueetosoCto Mr. ; Bolton, we Are on bk . to say any sarAnAlso -roosost, for 11641 last,change. The announcement of a change in the Pot-oftee at Llarib i rd in this county, which ire madelait Week on the ah r hority.of our neighbor of the Democrat, is thought to be premature, as, we cannot learn from E...tiforenhat any such change has been Made there tifer. nl4 . -B. T. 4: , '00k, Fig, whose appointment as Wiest master at - Binghamton we also ,announced, seems to have !leen refused pc. - 43gion; of the books: and papers' ,<l...sthe office :by the former postmaster, who .4,6 sal4ieceired his appaintmeAt tions the Piesi dentinstead of the Postmaster General, and would nittgiVet,thein IV= On 'an appointive it made by the o o .Latter.. , r *egratly,' l,6 Nrcier,it I,s teportbi tbdt lit r.:: _,:4;4 F.qceiye4 the appointment fretn the , • Pre:it:lent' hiniself. ''. u'ANi t .' • tt efOlior .of the -Demoent.t clorges us with iiiiiropreselitatiou and` obOlalus . of illikiefal i. Poii . O!' - 4 gCl i .i . O. Ail iIT.-fiotie4 . .taVn 'in iii4.PikrOri=i s k•l44_ll4. 4 .a.714 ;4 t:e4 . 4 ;i( : 4 . it to /Ore been nia4e ;by_ that geOileinn-. in the, , 1 1 (V , stkur, as: ;gi,. en ift , - Ihe - ghilaalphia Dollar. 4 1 1sii4it - tr';' , l 4 -!?c ~toiiii.- f Or:Akic'h*i#, o l?or. Qte 1114,' was prepared and 04 Ili 4e-Alt 010 .- 6 ,t theifi** hi thiti offiee Thirhuit our. recent jediriley , to the eifr, and irai . Utit see' o'by us 14itiplieare...1 * l 4 .4,L#,Usi',')- . dillF(* ens! ! fielltfog in it, oho i t tb",1.1, - spar 1 litif' ' tjue ove o r. ~ g ruere.y a spor v- , e,,j ) ,o ~ 1 of he hililesqt ,, le i oe biS . Apeedi tiakini , ,,-vrf.ruther,- • ' 1 , 41,a , m!.lofil', , s,!.tip.s sgelre'- - rl3--didSuir;d:coriceive 121 tla" 11 9 n laqt i:i - ac. : ~11,1 Pi Ali i'ki l i 4 ' i15)14- I lice. •'r t ~"-' • • 1 ?1- ! , '''4loronv's Lior's Bocalt-Tint-Maystomber of this: sAildhl periodical ii 4 j eadY befilit;us.' It iiiii zt.#i ahead of its p : ids ad ViV,l: as of .4rditei hitiie quantity of itsir" clin.g matter (this aiiiixiber,' - .., eying, 24 extra pageta .anii llinnumlier spid rich; stet of its magni &mit. engravings, ..beiniembeli.. . 11 44 witli.So l ll 3 ll..f.4!.l4 ll s l §c...v.gral,MPre -9.V.Y994. .i cuts. We have had b • .., :ly time to pern.se itnd enlarge upon its ineritf l . ,The best idea our readers can get of it is to take 4nd peruse it for themselves„ LADIES`' NATI.ONAL 2, a.tznsi ---- ..-Ihis charming :menthly for May has'acisii.beeirreceived. - Its'mer-' its, which we.have heretofore commended are still, worthy of, commendation: The name of the lady who had its editorial cirtrge, Mrs. A 1..; S. SiErtig.vs is a recommend to thel,literary world. Publitled by C. J. Peterson, Philadelphia. , . TILE -PM.ISTLYANTA paTIVATOR, from which we select several artiacsl'or .our fourth page, is or should be winning its ifay into public favor. Such an agricultural _work to this, at the seat of govern ment of mi State, hailing been wanted, and its editor,. Dr. Ihnnins #ostzr of Harrisburg, scorns determined to merit a liberal patronage, by the manner in which it is Conducted. . • • `rgr The Wyoming pomorrat says that the re ported marriage of DirV.Woodhouse (which we co pied from that paper fast week) has proved to be incorrect.. Such.inatilis should not be published but upon reliable authpri - y, and tlie,.imposiiion by. which,printers are sometimes led to publish mar riages erroneously, is an act of Baseness that should be most severely frowheti upon by conmmuity. CONDENSED ITEMS. A most horrible and almost incredible account of a•murder committed by a boy of only R years, on his father, by cleng l?is head off with an axe, in Lisle, N. Y., wine foimd in our paper. A child about *years nld, a son of Joseph Wall, in Clinton, 'Wyoming' county; wandered into the woods last Sunday m4l was lost. Search has been made in vain hitherto Six persons are said to have been drowned by ii r .ettin g of a sail! boat at Fall river, Mass., on Sunday last. A duel was fought iat Old Point Comfort near Baltimore, last Thursday; beti-een 'Midshipman J: P. Jones and Dr. Jtuuns Pope, in which both were severely wounded in body to - heal their wounded honor. st , tried tween Tunkbannock and Lutesboro, connecting with the N. Y. fi 1 riu Railroad at the latter place, Judge Coh . vngluun fts resumed the practice of Law again in LuzernO. Those justly celebrated vocalks tho Baker Fam ily we see are giving Ooncerts at Washington late ly. They entertained a party at the President's house on Tuesday evening of list 'week; when their performances were highly complimented. , Snow fal week before last on Lehigh moun tains in the neighborhood of Mauch Chunk , to the depth of from 16 toD inches. ions.,,,lCersorer was drowned at Mauch Chunk nn Monday- the 23d tilt-, by falling from the stern of a boat he was repkdring, into the Lehigh river, A man named Samuel Lines was severely in jured by a railroad ear passing over him acciden tally on - one.of the planes near Much Chunk, on Wednesday sd the same week. Couri Proceedings. As many of our readers in this county take an interest in these - matters, and a we were too much engaged during Court week to take any note of the proceedings, we eopi; the lapwing report from the Democrat. Com'th vs. Wasldngton Lowrey, for larceny of oxen ; verdict, guilt. Sentence, 6 months impris on'nienr in. the county jail, and a tine of $1 and costs. Chamberlin d . ; Grow for Com'th, Bentley ik Ilodgdon for prisoner. Cotn'tit vs. De Witt C. Roberts, for assault a nd battery on J. F. J3rundage ; verdict, guilty. Rule to show cause why t new trial :should not be had. was granted. Cliadtherlin it Bently for-lean - I'th, Richards & Grow fot Deff 't. Com'th VS. James! A Buchanan' for assault and battery. ow Nathan Stewart; deff I plead guilty, and was eentericed o one month imprisonment in the county - jail, andav a fine of 1. Chamberlin ti, S Bentley for Col3l' i 1, ° Little ..1: Streeter for deff 't, Cone& vs. Davil L. Meeker for keeping a tip pling house in Sil4er Lake; deff 't plead guilty, /) and was sentenced o e tad fine and costs. . Com't vs. Henry sterhout ni surety of :the Peace -:-Elizebeth Oaterh itt prosecutor :—:tielfq held to . bail for good behavior for one year. Isaac L TewktlbOry appointed' Constable of Brooklyn, vice L W. Kellum, who is unable to serve by reason of sickne l s. Com' th vs. liiratrl C. Conklin 'for assault and bat tery ; sentence, sso' fine, and Lusts. .. 1 i [This assault coesistt ' ul in personal abuse of his own father and mother, in rudely putting them out . , Of doors, &a - For this unnatural treatment, his . Broriur, Judge . Jessup, in' pronouncing 'the sentence, gave the delincitient a p.la3t, serious lecture on the enorminy of sneh ilhotnan and unfilial treatment of parents in remarks which the moral sense of the cOmmtmity must al - Li - nand, while it reprobates the conduct that called for it.] , ' Henry Webster f‘'s. Elmira Webster on'. Habeas i Chrpus,t: for• child Court ordered that the child be given -up to the l'ff, its father., Licenses gran to Gee. W. Dickinson, Apala con i-Gen: - Browne Clifford ; George W. Lewis, Dimock ;;Orreri D. King, Dundafr ; laisliii Griffis, Forest Luke ; -.Jose i .H} de, Friendsville k . Almon! ,Sweei, Joel Steinb ela, and A. J. Chamberlin .(tili , ..son;,David Chide, Great Bend ;-JOhn B. Scofield, :Benj. Aylswortli, , al Lbrun Norton, limmeny ; N, W. Waldron, gar( rd; Jas. J. Turner, Jackson ; D. • /1. , Wade, ,Lenox ; 'Janes, Liberty ;: S. Y. lice der, Montrose ;._ 1 ,er Mott, and Cal;in Summers, .11. my 31i1f0r4,; , Geo ge R.; Taylor,.and.lfieWas,D. !Snyder, ,hush;, Si noex.:Elickax, Springville, 'lob ert MeGnuigh, Sib- r, Lake ;.. and,,Gete. P,l3lancli4„ Thoms:•on. I terused,ki , N.. • Wes.t) a 44 i)q.)/4c1,, 9 1 1 1 0 Y, AP Ol 4c9O; Dix,„ v l 4 L. ~1 1P .A9r, Silva;.-Lake ; - and _ lientl , P,b4nW VI , ..9E.WY.-.1:: , . t.,:...-", i ,- -- ~ ; LAir I .AGAINSI._ 4 ....t.—:n i a: - L cf p...datu r e,iii #s,ip: cent e €.ion p. . i a tivifoilliipuri* neit4o 6. . .fr0p,,w1 , 40 1 prozill „ thatlwir-.14.4.0,4,144,FT41' in .t 4 higtit , .-: ACW4 , l i*/ 1 1 ',l)..PFikr, any --°Altnir, -pile , of,latriber . , . + . 4 orvq.*.;-t I T4-,, katme , to be 4404;44 1 39 , 4ePiod I V .1.,3 7 1,9f 1 `16*1` !aballAp9n,..coniii r , .!; iv, ..,4194Aud, a 1 ,F,i4ini:eilit -I Prc -- a - ,-.4117 4 not '. 0414.-fi..%•3044'10,1 fOr.eiTr , •4 l 9re, 4 4t et ticicteeini2cril4q4 a l l ) .?t9iY l 4n -eJ410 ,0 544 1 . 4 )r•Pr' 4r tliqs.l)., - °F.sto 0 01 0-PTx. 1 9..;0f honor, 01.77 , t or pro t •," anti any pssiott„to4 . ,344; 40 ,set. co, Ari3T,!%,_, VIN T , tl4ll b 9 iTnenn.' 7 4 gudty: 'OtiVigdetao„nor pull ,upiltvoriviithiii : Wiiiilijett to inipo4:4l - r ont • * tifilt Ittbin' 'or 'terra ildi'zoicesci -(ng-tenyeart. ' 'l' ' ' '- ' ' ' ':" i '. -:- . WittoTr',.. i a-- : r -qt•wer -litil?li..lhetl in, Phileillpirgt, Owil!'iivOi4l Education dm: : : t o has c tleall for ii j r::lsT liiiiid 624viinklon 4f - the..,ti , i - en .. o f o on .stbpd 4,,Thieli Ire *tended to'-'noti inm article.;llm, t „follyvvin l gt•ont the r - oAs.v# poriunY au pxj)lahifits a comma ; 5C1,10,04 , --14 S. CQIIITCOOII. 1 A ninnber of gentlemen in different paits of th,l United Stato, zelonS advocates of Popular Ede- F „ t i on , g o ic o g 17 al IVeputicp the names-. of HAM. j os ipi i R. Cliandl r, Iton. Thonuis II:Benton, Bish i -op Potter,,aika:o . ns i of N.quid stag 11 1 T,. . Jura., in'i7 ted ,in a call I, , a irtitional Convention oft e Friezult of 'Cona n n geltoOls,-to meet in the City f Phlidelphia; on N effne.nlav, the 22d day of A - gust next, at Ip.oleloekA. M. ‘) for the promoti n of this paramountl inter e st of our •Republieim In,. stitutions." . . - . This is eirteinlY a noble andhighlv pmiseworthy movement s one in which every well-wisher of Or comeion country or ought to be deeply interest ed, and we :sincerely hope it may be promptly re sly-sided to from ill parts of the Union. The Committee of 'Arrangement::, of which Hon. Joseph R Chandl r, is President, and A. E. Wri g ht, E.sq: Cor. Secretaiy, have issued a circular in which they earnestly rdeciannend to the. friends of:The measure in the seVeral States of the Union, .to as semble in State; Convention, at their respedtive capitols, or at senile kentral location; on or basin the FOURTH' OP ATLI' next, for the purpose of appointing Delegitteatn the said National Coniven tip, and transacting such other business in refer , encc to the. interests' bf Common School: Education within their borders, as may be deemed expedient. They recommend that the number of Delegates from ach State be at least equal to its representa thm in Congress. The Committed also respectfully request State or Local Conventions of Teachers, or other assembln-: ges Of the friends of &Impanel', to appoint Dele gates to the proposed National Convention. A very large portion of the citizens of Schuylkill county, will, we feel assured, readily subscribe to, and aid as far as in their power.- the proposed 11.1.1a sure ; but being deeply involved in buSioess, re (inking their personal supervision, it cannot be ex pected that many of them could latleri the 'time necessary to attend 4 State Convoition, at so great a distance from home; as Harrisbargh. Nor indeed can this be necessary under the alternative offered by the Committee of 'Arrangement& Shocking Event!' Horrible Murder in Lisle. It is our unpl4sant duty to state that our conaitil has been. reeentlY the seene,of an appalling • trai e dy. On Friday last (April a son of Jan es Houghtaling of' Yorkshire, in the town of Lise, Broome whiny, a boy only eight veers old, cut his father's. head, with an axe ! The circumstan ces, as we have earned them, are as follows : The father had been plinighing, his .field; and,'in a state of intexiattion, Wft his team and lay • down in a } ter kook the ,teLini - .to,ft v hazn., and while the a - 6 "witttftTs :tving, pro a n sensible, under The Ofects of-liquiir,lliterally severed his head from hL body. We hard' that an elder brother witnessed the fatal act, The kov, with 'blood on his perimm; immediately informed othisrs of the deed; and boasted that he had done it be cause his father had choked him the night befoi.e. We learn-that the deceased though addicted to in temperance, had acciimulated con ,nierable property 1 which is thus suddenly left to his family. Bone 1 contradictory and suspicious rumors are afloat which we now Thrberau• to mention, The, facts as related are almast incredible, and we await with much interest the development of the truth by the Coroner's jury, Which was to have assembled the • next day (Saturday,) The youthful and precocious destmyer of huniem life is, probably too-yowl.' to suffer the punishment awarded by the laws of the ; land to the murderer. He will, we presume, lhe sent to some emTeetive institution where his early but dangerous propensities will have a salutary treatment. The mother aid son will be brought to our vil lage to day.—Bro . mi.e. R.-pub/icon. Suicide. A man by the name of Robert More committed suicide this forenoon [talth] by throwing himself in the Susquthatmariver, at the head oi the Island near the point in this village. The water was not two feet deep, and though a man on seeing him go in the river:butt a short distance off, hastened to him, he was defel before he could be reached: and the efforts of Dr. Burr for an hour to resuscitate him proved unavailimg. He was very drunk •at the time; and probably resorted to an unusual quantity of liqtair, to accelerate his death. He was the day befOre turned out of a house, and him self and family consisting oft a wife and three childrem„thrown on the streets. We understand that in consequence of threatening injury to others a warrant was issued against him and he was bound over to keep the peace. He was an Amer hem. 47 vbars old, and had followed for some time past the business of sawing woad. His dis graceful end is undoubtedly one of the legitimate fruits of the low. gOggerie,s with which our village is cursed. A coroYer s jury has been summaned in the case,—.l.iro4te Pepub. The Territory of Minnesota: The new territory of Minnesota is destined to.l beconie ene of the greatest and most flourishing states of the West. Its chief towns are St. l'at.l, situated on the; Mississippi river, :about six miles I below'Fort Snelling, and iinirteen below the Falls 4 , St Anthony, and Stillwater, at the head - of Lake I St. Croix, which- is the most northertf.m . - t of (Ter btin stetimlxiat aavik*ation in the Mississpp . -. o St. Paul has a - paetion of -about 800 -souls, arid Stillwater somel hing- more that'looo. ' We notice I 'that - a newspar r has already been established at St. Paid. It isl - called the .:If7n.Ursoh Register, fultl the first number bears date 'April '7th. It is about i one-fourth the size Of the Nc,ea, hut. it is filled with I highly interesting matter concerning the now torn- 1 tory--itS bounthty, topography, clitnate, soil, - va- i tern : thilber, qticultatraland manufacturing capaci- 1 ty; - kr.;anty, -settlements, and' healthfulness. These ; Vpi i; "varied tire. treated in a. most intelli e.nt. 1 spirit - end in itttarle so . clear and unambitious ato impart a very fiivtx a'de idea of the ability" - id good sense that hat direction of the editorial pan of the• Register, Ise paper is published - by A. Ran- &ill d! Co., and edileil by Mr. Randall, ;who, by the ; ' Way, has been or .o mc years exploring the Conn- ; 'try as 'it geolh st. ' The columns of the-paper live well supplied -% ith 'advertisements of various kids from St. null, ..till,lwatei-, Marine, &v.; and already we findllidi," s .leridid steamers" Doctor/Franklin, Capt. lit'W.f • ivick : Senator, Capt. Orrin Smith, and Doctor 'F tilditi NO. - 2V Capt'AX. Montfort,. ittivertissiFtia notyrunning as. regular packets" between thoie':laceS and.Oalenti and St. Louil!- - - With such fdci tie. of travel, and the inducements held out by ill, meal 'Soil and-the healthful 'climate • - of.Mhinesotar ; =emigration from the old - Staters ;and firiid F:lurcipe;'t • e! settlement of that region will .be :iiiheli'tikire - iii ,id kirk than was that of- the last . Westerti'Stlit .7---P4tily'Neirs.l : ,__..!:....,;;_.'; • - - • ! t ROBBERY .n . 0...-i-Lr.... MeriCAtt.- , —Wni. E. • 'O,-;,o.rh, a,. hutch Aril - retttriiita - from" l'ei'- , Yipt?,.,o4 ZiLl'i i.,,e4Oing, Ole lath it., was scied. )410 ttli•hut - c! ; inil& fin i al the ; City, and Arago :11;titivids i li4: ; III4 - ofig'partiallV arishn , &Om! the Oiditit, it' ditt '''i• is Eilli:gelf:tf hiiii, whielti4ell eti t t Arouilhali§c ; tst d vest, but;:strikitifi..,"lii;• tch, ' 0 . 144jfir,i,1 4 4:11,4- , eiittiAg :his shiif.•- At • thiS-ano-. metlEctietkct: ; - ; iri • leppeit npotturili 4,-fulF;fril.-„iii ...ea_a,',oo4oo7,' :d. ; I L k- Wallet,' fit the- - siukte? - rinie .' 'P ; ;_ite4o l 4 a' ;' ; ' ..t., ; . illi. ; bead..""tr: G. 4'4o' tip his ; Y54 1 )01 1 4 t L i•Ohheri - Perdittetiliiiii-itkgo. - • thii ,- - ; - Dig f „ ;- 'ai`ifititiiiileirse, fie-iilatitinedlielrfithdfrett' •4a • - ti- thW‘geeliie -; :ia iliefollif,.blit'llte - -.roblaers '` Oil 1 • tal,,,,hq,trar.,pd 4 „,, Thewallet was .foulid,'"ili,i&ie I. of 11; 1 340 in - mon . .--;-. 3 '...keyin4a.pci.; ' -'-'`. .” - • -.. • • • • -..W.Whe following ; y. k. ll ok-ti Info i llicrineer,*rdply ' 7 "th , of a cane°, pap9riitgainst Atetati , ,;•iif several Ju- , dical Diitiiits, will suit:'''' , ' , re.latttiitics than one The. , New Ja; cial Districts. --The ilarrisbitr , key- one continues to as- - ' sail the new JudiCial di` *et law.! _lt admits, how -dyer, *Vie last unmbei that oneiof -thme new dis- - • tricts—the Berks eon*, onr-was neceesary, - and it admits that the bill t , create the new districts was voted for, in part w 'ed, by some of the bocci , focos. However; it ad - : " They did wrong in joining the Federalists i voting for this bill;' and . predicts that "few of t 1 as mots 011, ever have. an.. opportmlity to mierTre :nt the Democracy aga 4a.* Now, when - politici, -. , : despitelthe denunciations of party leaders and ,t , d party press, will nnite with their political oppo eats in ,supporting a wear sure, it is good evidence that it possesses real mer it. They feel stroll , . en, ugh in its merits to con temn, and disregard p, y, and look to thepeople at large to sustain them - • The Keystone says o act: " It is to all intent mepure.-uncalledxfor ever; and never would the purpose of providin ! Hear what the Bar. - a paper high in the ty, says about this act " It was not a parts: , tabie 71nia view it in th, or at Harrittnry. but m as a matter of =renal., the oikly remedy agains, the county.' "No oil stronger language, "-d against the bill on part awn would place such . 1 sure, or vote of thiS kin, color of porty upon it,. Most' wito , attempt " gator of Mt-party—the stone—will put this :1 Pres . s, in his pipe, and the new 'Judicial ' district : and purposes a Federal . yy any real necessity That- N ve been adopted, but for 1 places for political friends!! County Democratic Press ti dente of the locnfoco par !! rear. ure, nor didanyrespec r fight, either in this county of All, parties viewed it and we looked.upon it as, the immediate division of 1 ," says the Press, in still g amen of voting for Or ! grounds, and no reasonable construction upon a men ', and fray attempt to put the ill, end in the ,disgrace of Ye hope the great expur upiter Tonans of the Ker I pinion of the. Democratic smoke it." A Nse for kne,ral Taylor., It is now about two 1 •‘•i lil, Jarik:ng of Om U. S. Mint:, yet, up to coin, so far ai we alrl 1: an , ,e. The officers of Mints pretend to be g they make a wretchedl is notorious that they it the act of Con„,, , rre , s an Dolirr a:sort of coin "I upon they are hanging sibic, caleteating that gold in frOm California coining in ,the old Ally coining as few Gold Do! at the tii mon - ent. not one such • rn, has comic it.-.; appe2r e chief aay.ing, o.lr tour td.inz the die.; reasiv ; but s k, w bit:itie4s <ir it, and it tlle:r wiMota have deckled urrivi=e one, and the .Gold of fit to be made." Where back as stubbornly as pee ere will eon be a flood of Which will keep them busy d afford a'.-id excuse for tars as passiki.e. Such, from all We mi.. which controls the amt delphia; and we rove *..inret'init.:searehingly, -pnwe subistunfiiin ) m a a. cry officer of the Mint this.amtumaey. It wt spotic President assum laws of the land acenri constitutionality and 1 job undertaken by this passing the tolerable It. is not many vea prostrated iii this Stat part becau - te of its ho sing to let the people t a. they should think il..rtake a like operati eiiin will be very libel gory. ligtOttlitare'gbi paper OM* and tel mine wliieli shall be 1 each. We like thud t are likely to becoine dollars proVe a nu . ' and profusion of ,colm ness, or from their re. sixpences and half di disuse them and let tl recninage iota larger such . bugbears. and it to &fuse a belief in II rience. Let us try the gather, is the disposition agars of the Mint at Phila , -fully request the President to the ,facts, and if 'they i74-Statedi toremirve :kr en.gei:l :in or. conniving nt bid enough when n de •d to execute or nullify the ing to Ii judgment of their leAs; but-to have such a d rate subalterns is really] undo of official impudence. since a great:party was- ,;and perhaps others, in good 1 headed obitinitey itr , refu- '! i s'e Small : bank bills or 'not, r i pper. Whoever shall un- itith regard to small gold 1 to fall into the Rune cite ? dollars, silver rlollars, end , , ... dpublic convenience deter -1,1 , ite i t l l lu o i r d N , l ; !f o t t g e r il op eN or e ttit t i he o r f .0o abundant If the gold' .e, either from the facility rfelts, or from tlieir minute . inblance at night to silver, les, it - will be very easy to, ern go back to the Mint for / piece.‘. We believe in no 11 be labor lost to 'attempt cm, unless by actual expe-, Gold Dellar.—Tribuy. I e journals of the late Ad 1e the li,-higs as federalists. • which cannot, at least in /. .4, and which bear with con ! outrage., The leaders.of lo ans, Napes, Reeds,' Griers, 1 1, - tidera • ts. The foremost 1 party, i representative .in: te, its C nal COmmissioner,' Igive character to, the 'party, 1 , f the oh - en Democratic liar.: 'tautly giiltv of the discour le ofFedeiralist to the whig olly- acquit the Pennsylvani- natant f4r as large a se.— I litical history, there is neth-: Ie press] there is othingin slitteal World, that justifies t, with tic same propriety, ) aill- the proprietor of the 1 ted political Fagan of tl e ihareeteriie those whom he , . ttertug terms.ry haVh .airs of t corrupt Adminis lien awakened -from their , can indulge-in nothing but ihe millions who have eon- THE Punrat.tilsys. ministration .characte There are pertain fact:' Pennsylvania, be elusive force upon cofucoisrr; the Due ttc., are all r - members- of the Wilk the United States Se in short all those who are of the truest sect tv. The Union is con. tesy of applying -the t party; nor can we w an, which " stands ace There is' nothing in ing in the courtesy of the fair play of the this wrong. We mig (of course we do no Union the superannu Locofnco party, and patronizes in less fl.! gauped the ill-gotten tration So long that, dream Of security, tilt objurgaious against demneil them: FoaciivE AND Fon Er.—An interesting circa - tit; stance has just corn to our; knowledge, which' speaks Well for the h.; norable Senators 'concerned:, A diffeience of feeli was created it year or two ' ago, which broke • hie' dship between Mr. Webster of Massachusetts, arni Mr. Dickinson of New:York, in relation to a defici in the Public funds, in Mr.. Webster's Departinei t when ecretary of State; [ alleged by, C. J. Inge . 011, of the House and deciri,' red in the Senate by Mr.' Dic k inson.' It id well! !mown that Mr.' Web tar trinrupluintly vindicated; himself ;front the ' . , e, much to the chagrin and mortification ;of his . censers. ; The two Senators have not spoken to ~.; eh other Is.ince. A few days ago a. visiting card as ,received by Mr. W. Item Mr. D. Mr. Wideliv retthe Card to air officeva the ;Senate, With insir ; etions to Isee. Mr. D., and la . him if the card was eat by .b is , order ; and if so,: to return his own L. ~; and toy] to him that as, soon as , hc, l(Mr. .W . ) sin vilthavturn frem-.Boston,lie would 4 -tend his han in friendship; but if not, . return tim.;card. T 1 `. messagr was ; - delivered. .. 1 Mr. D.,-.lwhO said:dia.:the wird- was sent'by.hi4 l ,Or... der; bdt at the'tinte. the . affniy„lic was socleiel ly cornered by Mt. , :-he isavino other •iliy bnt , t4 Mr.it tut." • The-d . culty is.therefore settled; nr4 Mr. W. n his retu , will meet -Mr. IX at - 41104 hand of friendship. onipelitt (1 7 0.atessen - ger. 4 rir, A.- -Wit ~z---, A -lettei trcl. a had qui a - Singular histi:O ' erie; Cn ;SplisoKoir . rued 1 ;I tilhe-cit, 'sr daY...: , Ori •.ttiect _ ...- rit.l.Sialjni -and. when hi.... , -", standing about 60.,leagite whide cattle with . tranibrithia 1 .. , earryhi ftwayli,land'zierer arse;' the - Water -;:ipape..to -. .0 • ty. ',The ,:aptain: tO r salki-l! s, it' ; Cargo, lint rata rai pnipas ~ • iitteinpt:Wsonar twei44,Ws 4 to 'abandon - lieri.',-.Corgo:atio. 'he-liad n , i` of ti e tiiiyi 4 f r ipaifyto t,id:n6 elnintsrefSan i, . ended ,wit.itali ' and, hill, •whorl-she:was.own,l nd.l sibi I lu at .nothig - MS 63r , _ - aliattlitleay 6Etis . on .VEloof.t. WftEcKErA - Niearagua mvs :-11, a'Mg 41lled lite' Fst to• Mini; in - Mimi:a ' 1 of Jutii lie sailedj made four {lays, Fiii front ott this pookf • force tt'lairist, the ke, i al plunk.; I f. l iod, of c tie ve..;nl iintnediatt liettlil 6, frilliAr, - 6 - 0 , itua lit*r* flititl4`. !icor:A., ile . Wei . All vessel a tonal loss. ' . • 00e; belonging g r i n' - Niguel. " :She' ~ NraZo; - OM bifinutifot Lin am wider 'the ltupre 1 ..4* to Ihe'faCt-ittutt., I . this eOltstil. N •" • • •, , ,i—Front the I! • t Fhb Altkri4 66 if Bill; Lepitatt*ilookirir prd**4l Nil. 7 cer nbt been r *odd havt proscittior at as early tributed lit riections, bts. thrAlertefr tif communi , trinceyely ' yas it thelAss, si on , - News. Bra* Canal.. . • . of the. &nand passed* the late seitiotrof the I - to a naopletion of the North importance of the • ism* de- • in and efficient mann, eYal had ^gum of ai Icitiofoco ainige;::' the' LegFtffiFe 'vision for a° vigorous might be completed The North has eeit .Tgaieri* in other 4214 . edan participation eeen~.."l" l .lmstageounMelug raelpia markets. We r thc *i''Aievieg tar- O l d ams ;r o er.'never . loon . hafonenibe owd ippeust a -Axflpetent. `-‘ .construct and super- North Branch Penn- Thai• herebr *inner ant ;tottentl the ;Oylvilnia cans Arh Thr balanee of jnioney . remains ."‘9:kafter t h ePa..Peli terest eeen.cur. , kW -shall, 1 , ne and the opi . :- 1 03 4 1 . 1 di Ole Ample , ;ranch eannl i fst -the duty Additor :Gene. rarer, on , or, before _the fift eenth very year, to report to the dor f money - that can be applied to aid canal that year, add he shall rcnmissioners thereof; who se , e under contract a correspeird- ifri the tree Of the AU! ant year for so Ion; islht .diay,, tea of the. North. §:se,. It shall & avid State Tren any ;of .4sugnst in ernot• the amount 'the completion of litotify the banatke ity it shall be to pl iltig amount of wor c. 1 ka337. That no engineer or superintendent 'shall !he appointed on the said canal . until it'shalliha,ak ieertained there wit be the stun of one hundredind illfti thousand diallers in the treasury not otherwise i appropriated. 1 ' • I ' '• .. . ,i ~ t • Political Prosenptton.: ;i1 me Pennsgir'anidd invite* au iene, .and k ihy , p inaiils a reform, in relation to tliii)coursCwhich litialtild be adopt:4 b:, a party in power...in dispen -11 fitc its.patronaz.rn. There are butltwa parties !he i tore the cottry. l'hat which opposes and that 1 . ; v'hitzli sustains that pre-ent administration ; .i:, , "•.,.•.i . ....`iothin.,- has been said, nothing has , been -Alone. 4. Flv e in reference-th this is , ,tie, 'which can --At - arrant : a i' woad of objection I against art lAdzeiniStratitini :the i• 'pier of which is tiny who his IpurOased the confi- Idence of the countiry by'a long life of rare; -virtim - s• lunited to brilliant i expl-sits. Of Gen., TaylorFtlie . Prey iii the oppo. ition4arci ant utter -a doubt in jregttrd to his: pro . ity or .his patriotism, • . •j . The,Locofoco p rty, which• Oppose the *kW:es:A Ilaulls,fexclaims w th etnphasia ag4inst the-appoutt '•aiient,liy the- Ad .iiiistrationl ' of its friends.' 'The . • i issuc is i simple net o ta . :L ari d it nOtliteikktp..l,7. 1 !Or. its Opponelits,l, .:....4 ' - Invoiro - ui•e-' I enemies or fife A• ministratino tothe Witness' sand. • , rt,,il-4 recline" tiff . - their practice have •beiiii''OpOt : and fair lupon this subject. They - hale apaitidr no .on O. But it is ai1.,,,0d that General 'l'aylor resql a decided sentgn List . a,„naingt I political• proscription. So'ttio we. So di the world. ' But it cannot and `will met 'be firete ded that there is ixtlithitd. -- m, ' !scription in ihe. p, ference of'one - favbrable&tOthe Imeasures Which . rry out the views I Under, hi& i the President wa.• elected; to theAnaki wliO - iii , eit .rio..Sed to him, to its principles; and o 'the polity t which he conside : rfecesssxy for 'thei•gi,wernmelat. !The opposition p oclaims the . doctrine. of proscrili ,; tioia. It has p . 'eeri, it etulirses„ it' exults and* II rejoices in it. e party is eitherright, and - if so, it has privilege o camphtint • against! us -for doh* !- w iiat it has recta =ended by its diictrine "and its practice, or it is ong both in reference to prinz. caple and fact. fit be right, we nre, in- the ap pointments, with the line of their piiliey. ' the 'wi . orig, we are si it in the 'right. There iiiiniit•-lt wOrd - of the lette . -Which are rpg,arddtl. us' bindifq• I 'Gen. Taylorthd reflect a censure upnn his • etnipti.` , in reference to y past rettioval. ,There is netlintio thitt proves p ption--Inot n Wercl.' • There', nathing• that Gen' Taylor uttered before his el ~ tiOn, inconsistectiith the boldest arid' freest ''tvei . -- cisetn f the powc which the constitittion," hrikraig the President responsible for the adiniaus . tratdon 'tit the government, dentands.4Dagy :Alm. - 'l' ',' 4 . ~ . 4--:--....-..--,—.____ I •-- •I• - ',' ' - ONE OF TETE " k Aarrits."—A clerk has recently bdcn removed ' the War Department, sanie'Aitt after this wi_se: 6 e or more of his i creditors pes tered the Secret. ry of War and Chef Clerk*ith bills against the . borclinate. The SeCretary icioyl . pmperir - refused to act this bailiff in theinsitttt 'and to.a one of the inexorable creditors , that lie ought to look to ie man he' trusted !With hiAgotas to judge for hi If of his'elthracter, and tiottir re ir on the h&•id .f to department collect his - bill for him. The cr. ditor theretipo .address ed ..Preii dent Taylor;on t e subject, and elPresident =mit (mowing whatd passed, turtle the letter over to the" Secretary of INI:ar: Grew: Crawford; thinking it I: new high tithe act in a Manner ;best i (*intk ted to get rid of thd ,annoyance , instru c ted' Idif.4Thief Clerk to intiniat, to the perhon coinlained* that Viii resignation uld be acceptable. The clerk re f. flised to resigri, . d addreised a note to the Seere taly, claiming' hi right to held-the office Until he shoud be ejoete. by such proceit as be might deem, valid. Gov. era rd thereupon mid him a letter of dismissal fro. office. ." 7 - • 1-. . ... 7 . 1 4." 4 1 ' , : No.—The Salve/1110a Georgia Of .tides the;departure of the 7 lion. 2., from that port inl the :stc;anfer S ' , ' Mr. ring goei to the Istlarthis of the prepriefersi of the liiiiiif :....mshipa, With a view perSonally °ate across the- ISthiniis i '.thiOto roughly acquainted.withihe:Oi ' thh great-thoroughfare, whichzhis l Mainly- through his exertioria . as I Naval COnifiliftee 14 - Chigreis r .— 4 ,filr as San Frairivsl, and ' twill. will resume his e s tit, at,the opening . of s, and we 7 doubt not We - country advantage from the valuable fail tericquirelconcertiing4ur L olpossession on the Paoille: 7. 6llkiii,.. • • .1. , . - 2 IT:1F Ho*. T. p. K Monclav last n. Thos. butler : Falcon for Cha b a% the invitation Pacific Skean St td examine the niake.himSelfth i efal condition or hien established Chhirfnan of the Mr. King will rgtuni in time the Id, Congo erive grea hews new and extemil RI4II. Daily Ne .txn Onto; ItAnatbitn.—A =want of this read was hald at Pittsburgh !ling, last, tat • which Generia, K. dell, Able speeche weteinadeb ilmirts. Eq., - ofPhlindelphiaiam. •.ttir Benton, of Missbuii, and other& of stock •11:43 SUI*Fib 4 : 42l4** P itk l ir . The e ti e a. pro bi e d2wat. , nlcat riind3 of the road: - /V:ANlP•ijosie• I 'l a • = f Onladel hitt 2 grittlintes . ntlle *L I' -11:°. i to "r; a -c4 " 4111 0 4 1 h i tiorold. Q Thepresent abaft:keit' • • rted at twen -fear Mildred. of •hich lin nitp . etvilllklatt _,,8 7 pli of li e.l is, rtlant'aitlina . orate uml Ithe'nawilinririllttin .rikiPgFifr,.thari s s ; o oolf4cier What the'moral tlcteor**lit,'W ttit;•.ifinanftin s ‘ ''.' 4. 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