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(Tii? jlaftfu Journal.
(OtllLiWi'OHl, Jt'A.,
liiiir/tVjU qKVihilti, *'o.
I. >' CHASt. EDITOfTMU~PJ6iSHfR. .
T-.Tr-yr. 1 '• ■;-sr'S—•-• UE
ton ouVi.itNOU.
jiAVty V/UMJT. ol liritiilurJ
lult CtV.4l COVMI J -lu\'EK.
WLUAM MILLWARO, of PlHUJrlphia
jolt Jf. Uj. iifl- Spi'HEME C\L KT.
JAMrb VirtCH. t P tf Jti.;
US£PH J. LEWIS, of Chester.
jk*publican County Convention
TUB REPUBLICAN* ELECTORS of the
County i l'-'tu'r are requested t , cpomtt*
I ht... iKli 'tc-i frufij i: ich 'i'owu h.ji. „u the
t-4*l*ll ltl OF AL'til'.ST. inst , to ttprexeni
r iu t'>tvn>lif; in a County Convention to be
a hi at r-pqi? oy
THURSDAY. AUGUST 27TH,
for th* parjKtre of putting iu nomination Cau
(luiiiti-K lor County OlHoers to be supported at
ii t e sir uiiijj election, and for the transaction
o" ucii ••toer business as may come before
;t*m his earnest!* requested tat full ilei
i.uu, be „euf fpotq each towiislpp. A list
ot the Vigil.in. • CotriuiilUts qf laic boviiul
' iwinliijis i puL'i-lu-d iitrea ith, whose duty
r'. •.till be to Attend to the organization of the
F.nu in Meetings. S. ROSS,
yman of County Cuunipttce.
C-uudervport, Aug. U, lit, 7.
! igilaure Committor.
A 'j>tny. (.'• W. L. Jndd, Henry Nelson,
M. Wills.
A Molt David Conway, George Rahu, F.
H- ver.
U<u>jhmin. tinorge Colvin, Isaac Jones, Mat -
fin D'lifiggs.
t 'lorn. \) fj. fjfdie§, ij.wfm'b Wukejev. Ba
h • s ' , T?'!ic.
i -flirtport. A. F. Jouc'B, Jacob Reckhow,
Hanjaiuin Kennels.
tuilolta. S. J. Mills, John Taggart, Nelson
ti-fk.
liofutt#. 0. Chamberlain, O. 11. Ferry, H.
11. jk'|p}iun.
fi-irrtaou. Z. V. Robinson, Israel Podge,
Ct.arle* Howard
e'er. A A .\!r.< shqry, Francis Strang.
C;rus Suuderiin,.
IJomw. A. L*. t'ronbv, Jacob Feet. Denm.-
lin.ll.
Htbron. VT. P. Coo', George Ustes, Julius
Baker.
JDavid f'rowell. A. A. Crowd.
Keating. I'liny Harris, Jusou Lewis. Kloiv
t*r Dingt e.
pfx-ai/o. E. Lyman, H. 11. Lyman. Jerome
Lhotebrs
I'tJrf- John Carriel, 11. S. Martin, J. Q
Merrick.
J'ortag*. Edward Huff, E. lb Sizvr, William
Eloign.
1' -atant YaLUy. Samuel Palmer, Henry
M Dowl, Lewis Lyman.
KvuUtt*. hi*ne<a Pomeroy, Christopher
Knowiton. Jobn Lyman, Jr.
Stemardton. Henry Andre.-wm. J. Williams,
Joaoph Licb.
Oylv-mia. John M. Reese, William Carson,
William Kecler.
/Summit. Merrick Jaaksou. George Aires.
J. M Bassett.
Sw/e*,. (i. L. Catliti, Edwin Lvman, 11. I.
Bird.
&&aron. L. 11. Kinney, R. I . Nichols. Asel
Lane.
I'iyat*!. Ambrose Cot. r, (). A. Lewis. N.
U H.i 1 leek,
Wml Hranch. J. W. Josrlyn, J. M. Cpn ihje.
UTastus Crippen.
IVaaefoa. Geo. A. Barclav, John lunslev.
F. U Hopkins.
fit the Annual Coiuiuonceincnt of the
IxwisLurg , I'a.) l'niv t>ity, in July, tin
honorary degree of M. A. was conferred
uin Her. J. llksdrick, of the Cou
d rtjxirt Academy.
Jhgy II the Lycouiing Gazrtti it do
fir. ui of letting its readers know the true
Mate of affairs iu Kansas, why don't it
quote from Doctor (libou's history of
i. dry's Administration.
The editor of the Warren L' Jjcc
was a great admirer of Governor Geary.
ill he look through the book written bv
hm private Secretary, and let ite readers
know what h e thinks of it. If this is a
faithful history of ulhira m that Territory,
wherein is Buchanan's administration an
improvement on Pierce's?
tion to General Packer to canvass the
suto with him in discussing the questions
of the day, before the same audience, t<>ok
tJio starch out of the brave champions of
tini Dred Soott decision. Poor fellows !
They have adopted a platform which they
have not the courage to defend before the
p<s>ple, when both sit]us can he presented.
* . gfc -ain*
MISSOURI ELECTION. —The returns
arv not vet complete, but the Democrat
nays that unless stupendous frauds have
been pmetictnl by the fhato Jsupretarv in
eanrasing the vote, Kollins is certainly
elected by probably 1500 majority. v | he
yiave-drivers will not stop at ballot-box
Mailing if they can thus secure the Gov
ernorship to their candidate, however
groes an outrage it may be on the people.
•fiTWe beg to call the attention oi
pur Merchants to the card of Messrs
ALLEN A WHITE —in which they offer
mi pen or inducements to Buyers ofChiua,
Lflass aq] Earthenware at their establish-
No. 71 John Street, New York.
We ar* oouffdeut from the enviable repu
tation whiuk litis hou<e has acquired,
that our Dealers will tind it to their iu
teredt to giv them a call when visiting
New \ ork
,MS i.--..-. ■ - JWUfc. r ■. •. i-.< 1H n m. . _ ..
Jj&gr What do those men hereabouts,
who ?r.ppelted Buclian&n in the b -Lei
that he Wultld do ju dice it) Kails .l 3, thial,
• .•; hi ■ -Spp-iilitiiieiii. ui that chid el iuU
rohher j , Ci.ptHjn T nory, as I'.v -is
t<r of the Kind OTio, 1 in i'uc- festem dis
tnet of Kaiieas. Itead Gihoh's dcsorip- 1
'.iuii of this appointment of President Bu
chanau. We quote from page 111.
*• Kmorr and his com puny held their
had imutersat LeavenWort!t GitV, vvhencr
ilu v sailed up." the surrounding country
to " pre.-,5." not to st *aj the horses, cattle,;
wagons, and other property of. the tree-,
state men, to whom ifiey 'had heyunie a
terror! It was during these excursiohs
:lint Major Saekett, of the L uitud .State-,
army, luguij iij tiic ri;.id iioar i.oiiyenyyorth
Pity a number of bodies of men who had
been seized, rubbed, murdered, mutilated,
and left uuburicd by the wayside. It was
same E uorv and coin puny that made
the attack on Phillips's house, when Phil
lies v-as killed and l;;s brother severely
wounded. They were uUo present when
tin; assassin of lloppe brougiit in his reek
ing scalp, elevated upon u p. he, and ap
plauded the savage deed.''
jgsTAVhe}; the Pjreaidoijf of the I nitotl
States was iufeimjoti th. f t Ukiued bands
wrere organizing iii
nose of cuhfioiiing tlie idoetiou in Kansas.
; r
and was asked to protect the ballot-box
from this premeditated outrage, lie turn
ed a deaf ear to the information and the
appeal. The apologists of the President
; excused this conduct by asserting that lie
had no poictr to protect the ponpiu of
Kansas in tlj.rir right to yote unmolested.
f r
Hut \y 1 i t>: tim oitivtons of Kiwronee were
about to regulate "their domestic affairs
" in their own way," as the Kansas-Ne
braska bill said tlicy had a right to do,'
\ then the President's Governor in Kansas
issues a proclamation forbidding the peo
ple of Lawrence from voting to 'organize
a ciiy charier, and niijvehe.J ciyid hun
dnd I nitcd E tat us soldiers tq arpujt the
Eawrenec men who should attempt to do
anything of the kind. And those same
apologists of the President now say,'
euarge bayonet on the rebels of Lawrence.
Such is Doughface Democracy. It ex
cused the President for doing nothi eg.
when there was the most urgent noces-itv
for action ; but now, when the people of
Kaphas are able tu protect themselves
and defend their own hallot-boxes, ii ur
ges him to a"t with riu-ir t prevent the
' people from attending fq their own do
tuestic affairs. 11uw ngiio, aye there iu
this (lounty who will sustain such con
duct ?
Tlie Truth oi'History its siola
(ioti to Kaitstts.
Ye have endt a\urcd to keep our rend
ers well posted in the affairs of Kansas
from the rery\ij ~f the Missouri Gonmro
misc to tlie present time. Wo are eg -
, tied that wt have given in the main a
faithful and true history. We are con
firmed in this impression, by the pubiiea
tiun of a b>ok entitled "GEARY AND
KANSAS. Governor G eary's Administn:-
:jou ig Kansa- with a eo.npletchistory of
tlie Tcrriton until duly l s b7," Bv John
11. Gihon, 31. P.. private Secretary of
Governor Geary. Published at Phikulcl
r phia by Charles 0. Klmdos."
Now as Governor Geary and Doctor
Gihon, both wcut to Kansas violeut Nti
lionnl Democrats, and zealous champion
■ of J nines Buchanan, it is hardly likely,
either of them would say any thing except
compelled to by the facts of 1 i i.-tory which
lavqrou the cause ot treeqoui, \%e there
fore ask National Democrats to buy an<;
read Doctor Gihon's hook, or, if you are
unwilling to expend money for that pur
pose. ask some liberal democrat to loan
you a copy; fqr v,v assume every mar;
who desires to know the truth *hout Kan
sas and has doubts of the statements made
. by the Republican press, will procure a
copy of this book, it qqly cent*,
though it contains o4S pages of rea iintr.
We shall take great pleasure in fonyard
ing all orders fur the Ivok free c,f charge.
Meanwhile we ask f,-cu Kausm dpi no
era ts to look at the following nxtracts and
make their own comments. This one is
on the l?Sth page :
" By the proposition |o c.rc,.t tvyo new
territories iustead ot one, us at lirst pro
posed, and to all the iuhabitauts of each
to determine for themselyes whether slave
ry should or should not L, e a 4 m Utfci!i
was intended and so understood, that Ne
braska should be wfrcqaiy.i Kansas a slave
state. This was. beyond al! question, the
object and meaning uf the Kansas-Ne
braska bill uf Mr. Douglas, and it was so
regarded, as ah its ahoW, by the late
aduiinijitratiou. This, in fact, is the only
excise, altuougli by no means a sufficient
one, that can be otic re q in exteauatiout
ot the outrages that have subsequeu
iy been committed against free-state
settlers. -Many members of the pru
slavery party, beiieving it to haye been a
matter understood and fixed by certain
contracting powers aud the loads of the
: general go>crmneut, th., lkansa- \o™
Gkvoiuc a slave stati-, in orler t<> keep up
an equilibrium of northern and author:;
seclAuhiil Httd political rests, couscien
tiouMv supposed tis ii iystx-oVI of its bmug
h crimiuui t> tie nee, if was ot only justifia
ble, bat a virtue, to persecute, even to
death, ah northern people who sboijld ep
ter the territory wan a disposition to de
< feat or thwart that object All -nch were l
regudod as intruders, who:a it was proper
to remove at ail hazards and by whatever
meat,h'.yyeyer cruel or oppres-ive, that
could b ' employed- This sentiment was
not confined to Kansas and the adjoining:
State ct Missouri, but was oqf-uftajned h>
I persons high in authority elsewhere, an ,F
especially at the seat of the led era! gov
ernment. By many it was tieely aekuovvl
edged and boldly advocated."
That convb .'rates Senator Mason s state-:
inept fb:;t the Missouri <'muprommc was
repealed in the expectation thai it uvii(<(
n'CVtC Aansas to lt}''a cert/,
The following is from the bib! page,
and shows why ifeeder was removed, and
Lccotnpte retained! in office in thnj Terri
tory :
"At the time Boeder was appointed
governor. Samuel Ibxter la'comple was
ehoseu Chief Justice, and Rush rdiiiorc
and Sanders X. Johusou Associate Jus-;
tices of the Supreme Court of the Terri
tory. .Judge Leeoiunteimmediately alfiii
ated with tne most ultra of the pro slave
ry men : declared himself warmly attached
to their " peculiar institution ; received
their unqualified approbation; applauded
their acts; addressed their m votings ; and
went quite as fitr as thn most e.yaatinp
could possibly expect or desire. Judge
Kjiiiore was a slaveholder, and brought ids
slaves vyith him info the territory, But
lie vyas a ju-.t and conservative lijan, dis
posed to act fairly and honorably toward
all classes of citizens, and disapproved ut
many of the outrages that were being so
wantonly committed against the "aboli
tionist.-.' ilis conduct was conciliatory,
and he sought rather to preserve peace
among the citizens than aid in promoting
contention and strife. Judge Johnson
took no part whatever in the prevailing
disturbances,
" The two latter named gentlemen were
removed from office at the same time and
upon the same pretence as Governor Heed-
T. They were charged with having
-peculated in tie half-breed Kaw lands ;
the charg" being founded uu n tlie tact
that they had stipulated for the purchase
of those la ids on the condition of being
able to obtain the consent of the govern
ment.
" Chief Justice Lcoomptei- -fill retain
ed, though h" was one of the early s putt
iers Upton the !>'•!,-ware Trust Land-, in
whi -'i be row owns a valuable estate near
L vivt nworth City, and has ,•<• ptired con
siderable property in sundry pro-slavery
• towns. Lecmipton, the capital, received
his name a- an acknowledgement of his
lidelitv. zeal, and devotion to the pnrtv bv
which it was founded.
" T ; >.o places of Judges 111 more, and
Johnson were tilled by the appointment
yf Sterling G. ('ato, Esq., of Alabama,
an 1 M. Btirrell, E*fp. of IVnnsyivania
Judge Onto has followed closely in the
footsteps of Lecompte. Judge Unrrell.
after re .mining a short time in the terri
tory, and hemming dlsgu-red with the
. out rag sand ttieial tfiid feasance, if is sup
p-uvd. to which be was compelled to be a
witness, without ha\ ing the power to reiu-.
edy. returned to his home at' 1 reensburg.
w tie re be died in October. l>otb Judgt
Th 'iiuis Cunningham, of Beaver count v.
lYnnsvlvania, was appointed his succes
sor; but he, tim, after \i-ltii g the furri
tory, resigned wiiuout eypr enuring upon
i!ie duties ut hi.- Oiiiee.
These extracts will Eiov, the character
and value of the book. Next week we
shall show what the present National Ad
ministration is doing in Kansas.
THE ILLUSTRATED ti YMXASII'M. Tills
is the title of a new book by 1L T. TKALL,
M. D., now being published by FuWi.KR
AN I) \\ ELLS, of New York. The work
comprehends considerable more than the
title expresses ; fur it contains u>t only an
exposition of Gymnastics proper, but also
the applications ot Gymnastic, CalirtbprJe.
and Yofvil ExeroUo- to the development
of the whole body, the proper training ot
weak and defective organs, and to the
cure of disease. Special Medical Gem
nasties fur. t ..iticrjar ailments and infirmi
ties have a prominent and important place
Ling's system of KiNiisij'ATUy, a* devel
oped l>y its agthqr- 41,4 practiced, by Tutu,
< Jeorgie, and others, is extensively treated
of. Brief instructions are given in the
variuus " niarjy exerolvoi, as .Sv.iiuuijpg,
Sailing, Ruwing, Biding, etc. ; and not
the lea-t valuable part of it is the analysis
of the radimental s >unls of the English
language, v. 'th the instructions predicated
thcregg, ra enable \\& .-tgdeut to obtain
full command of the respiratory apparatus,
and acquire fluency and power of \'oice
and Speech.
All department of the work arc pro
fusely illustrated with engravings. It is
a book fur the IndiCigul, tl(e Family, the
Club, and the School. It will be comple
ted in two numbers, Rriee fur the work
complete,?! 2". Address Fowler and
WELLS, JUS Broadway, New Yrk
T LIE Loul-vllle, Ky, Cburer, of u recent
date -tatt - that a contract La.- hee.q made
to deliver 1 ,1)00 barrel- ut tiuur in J,nl cits
next March, for per barrel
p£?~ Another AV-u and Tin Store his
juit been opened on Righth-st.. next door
to J. Sc'Hßaue & Co., by J. W. J.ViiiH,
lrutu Pttijuaylvaniu Wd noticed ah Arri
val of good lookiug stove* on Thursday
and saw in hii shpp a nev, and very c n
--yenient style of cupboard t.vr culinary pur
ip:Sv S, the sides ot which weie perforated
tin plates, thijs admitting of complete ven
tilation while keeping out Mies, Ac.
V.'e find the above clever notice of our
former townsman in the Sheboygan ( W is. >
aud copy it in order that bis friends
here may know of his whereabouts and
doing*. 1 1 vend S.Wlui you must adver
tise bbcraUy iu the Time* it yoti would
• ib> :t fair businesg It vGii alwav* increase
your sale* fJ or 7" per cent, if you keep
your business prominently before {he pub
, tie, in the col Hums oi a goud newspaper.
Aou> lleiuii.
...
AN exchange paper <v J that a wreath
: of waiuut leaves, su-pchded in a room v will
! drive out {lies, and that i!ie\ will not en
ter the room again gutd the wreath i*
withered. The experiment I.- v/urth trv
iug.
-V Biu SALARY. —Mr Mornn, ilu new
President of the New York and Erie Bail
road Company, is to receive a salary of
t wciity-iiye t uuusaud d>illars a year—exactly
v.liat is paid the President tJ ihe 1 jtitud
States, and more, probably, than is paid to
any other fnijeLLuiiary,
OyF.oox,—-The ('uustitutional Conven
tion oft iivgon consist* of 4'l loeofoeos and
18 Bepiiblicann. T!ie jucufoco papers an
nounce. it as the intention .i {he majority
to submit to the public a sepojate clause
ii, the constitution establishing Slavery.
THE Republicans of Crawford County,
have made their nominations, as fuilows :
—Assembly, K. I*. Miller; Sheriff, \Ym :
A, Ilurst; IVutliunotary, Ijunry B.
Beatty; Recorder, B. B. Cu nniiugs;
Clerk of Courts, Foster (.fehr; Treasurer,
Joseph C. Hays, (editor of Journal;)
Countv Commissioner, \Vm. Hotchkiss.
REMEDY FOR. HIARILIKEA.—The fol
lowing is said to be very efficacious.—
"Take a handful of strawberry leaves ami
pour 011 them half pint boiling water; let
it remain 0.10 hour aud drink the tea. If
you cannot get boiiing water, chew and
swallow the jiuoe, 1 liu • a )uo*t valua
ble and efficient remedy. It rarely fail
to give immediate relief and performs a
permanent cure."
REWARDING TRAJTURS. — JOHN* K.
CA LUMEN, of Armstrong, aud G. NELSON
FMITJI, of Cambria, members uf the last
iloitse of Bcpo'seiitatiVes who bolted the
FOJLNEY lio.uinatioii and .supported los-
TT'.R for tic' Senate, have been nominated
Ky the Hv'iiioerats of their respective
e-uiutios tor re-i lection. The Democratic
firojiT seem tosyuipathuewiththe.se "trai
tor.-."
" MORF. liipior sold than b fore line rises
were refused, is the cry, therefore let 1 lie
.-ale of it be licensed I
Men commit every grade of crime in
\ iolation of law; therefore, vile men s.houia
be licensed by 0 iiniuunity to perpetuate
th>se erimes I is not the argument a*
good in one case as the other .' - MYs. mt
if.t Chitj.
HENRY DIXON* CRAZY.— 7LR Allmny
U:<niiiy Jourwii t:..it to-.- cxplatia
. ti'Ci ut the j'.ndcrcnce ot Henry Dixon
for Slavery over Freedom, ah ut which
so much noise hr.< been made, is that
Dixon has become H lunar, C, pmbab'v
fYom grief under t lie inflictions ot S'aVerv.
A gentleman from P . Imst r rccentK
found .hint in Georgia and found him as
ITJ.'V a* a loon. It wit! REMEMBERED
t Hat Dixon's master denied possession of
him until he found he e tild probably
sell him at a good nrie >. Ho o. f iei*s him
nHw at- c 7Cb. IDs value, it" of sound
mind, v vtld be twice that sum.
TUU.NIF FEE.DINI, a.ND BI TTER MA
KING. —My manner of ft-eding turnip- i
this : When taking them <ut ut the
ground I d:vs- them close, cutting off all
roots and fibres. It is the tap-root and
it- appendages that impregnate the 'milk
and butter in a great measure. You or
any one may tell thj,- by chewing idem,
ai;d tluy vi!l leave a pungent taste in tln
inouth. The next operation is—l cut
them ua long as twenty-four hours before
feeding, and throw a handful of suit over
taoui when out, so that what smell re
mains pastes j|F in the atmosphere : and
last, I never or very seldom feed nntil
after-milking.— Corf -pond*:ac<. 0/ th>
Country Gentleman
ibits. Roaches, Kvtl Slags, I:-
H'CtX, AiC.
"CLL3TAR'B" RAT. UUAL'II, KC., LI.YTKR.MI-
X ATI K;
. -CU^TAR'S'" RED JJL'G EXTERMINATOR:
••Ci )STAK'S UR EOT it It.' POWDER, for AM*,
I,C. The ONLY IXFALLELE
REMEDIES kuown.)
COSTAK" sends by mail, pre
paid. a Sample Rox of the Rat, Roach,
etc. Ex. to any address in the I". S., on
receipt of-Si, or the Elect: jo Powder for
G">e. (The Bed-Bug Ex., being a liquid
cannot be serD bv mail.)
fei? "COSTAH" will furnish DRCG-
G ISiS, DE A LEBSanu STGBE-K EEP
EBS, a >lO gam pie l'ackage of his vari
nus preparations (assorted) with Circu
lars. Bii!*, I'osters,, Ac. on receipt of >5,
leaving bah of?• due when sold, in or
der that they may te.-t their merits.
fiSaPSee Advertisement. For Circu
• lar*. Ac.,
\ddre** " ft >BTAR." No. Broad
way, N. Y.
eaiun antr C r cuntu. j
JLintnon* iit iti< I Siotis Jn' jia-iiu
for August is on our tnV.e rather late
iliis ujuutbj but It was truly welcome
when it came.
The Fall term ot tue CouJersport Acad* i
1 eiuy will upeu ou .Yioudav next (24th
linst. ) A large number of arc
ux nee ted, ami it i- hoped t hat those who
• decutru to enter will be present the first
day of the ter.it, Competent Teachers
: have been engaged fbr the ornamental
branches?, Piauo Musto and Drawing. also 1
for iu.struction in the French language,
Those preparing hr teach era in our. Gum
tuou Se'iuola will revive special aUcntioti
The Vital fivut enters every organ of
j the body through the circulation, distrib
utes the nutritive principle fo every text
ure and the source of every accretion,
In a wold, it is the lite of man. How
important, then, that it should be kept
i•} a pure and healthy condition. Hur
ley's iSamtparilla is known to possess pro
perties which become assimilated with
the blood, disinfecting it of disease, and
restoring exhausted mature to pristine
". * ,
i vigor. CoinhiOia (i i .ciis i Itvrahl,
To S< hool lhi'ci'tofs. — 1 lie Fuperiii
teudeut ofX'ommou .Schools of this State
has given notice that new districts will
be furnished with copies nf the Sohuol
Architecture ; but not old districts which
have already, been supplied, unless for
satisfactory reasons. When the retiring
,Secretary of a Hoard appropriates the
Architecture tu his own use, and refuse*#
to return it, the l>o:trd should bring sui*
against him to recover it, or it-, value,
lie would also be indictable for larceny.
The book is the property of the di-tru t.
and not of the Secretary, or any member
of the Hoard.
lib would call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of the " American
Safety-Paper .Manufacturing Company of
New York." The paper they propose to
sell, if what it claims In be, ( and we have
reliable assurance that it is. • should be
brought into general use, and especially
by public ofhoers fur public records.
\\ e are authorised to revive orders }< i
panel* at the published prices, and ran
reo *iv only cash orders. We have a
sample of the paper in our possession t>,
which wo invito the arti-nti-u of thost
wishtiig to puryhase.
77*' Pemirvlviiiiia Farm Journal liere
tofore published at Philadelphia by Sam
uel Ernlen A Co.. ha*. heeii discontinued
Jul* want ola prupm" support. V. e ivgivt
to make tuia annou.utemcut, for the
/'<(/m ,/ i irim/ was iiiif the b.'.-L Ag
ricultural periodicals in the country, and
particularly 20a'm- in heh: !f nf the farui
i *
. ing iuteiVits of Hc:*,;i-ylvani t. A first
! class journal we think should have bvn
liberally supjmrted in this state without
any outside subscriber- —-but it seems t>
have failed. The publishers hnv>* uinde'
arrangements by which tho subscribers
■ will rooeive live nuaiUers of the Jjricul
iurist, an exeelletit paper published b\
Orange )tld, 101 Water Sr., New York,
in lieu of the Form Journal. e muuene
imr with the August number.
On Sabbath last a week, Rev. .Tames
A, Woodward, ii iator qf the i'leisy pal
< "nurcli of this place, preached his fare
well sermon, preparatory* to removing to
South Farm, Le Clare Co., 111., there to
take charge of a church,. \Ye regiwl the
departure of Mr Woodward, wlerse brief
sojourn among us has w>u him manv
friends here,and who would have affected
much for the cause of religion in this
section had he remained with iy-. We
wish him a g uiennis supp rt in his new
charge, and we are sure he will never
lack for friends where he is known.
llev. Wui, IF tehaw, of the M. E.
Church, preached his farewell sermon
fust Sabbath to a large and appreciative
audience, preparatory to attending the
An..uai Conference at Fa IviY, N. V.,
• #
; which tneets soou. Mr. Shaw had wou
many true and good friends here, who
with us will sincerely regret the necessity
for his removal from among us, by the
requirements of the discipline uf the So
giety.
By the above removals \vc are left
entirely without a pastor *ho o-infer
ence sends us one. Itcv. Koliert Adair,
Secretary of the Presbyterian llome
Missionary Society a* Philadelphia,
preached two excelicut sermons in the
Presbyterian Church, l.vt Sabbath He
left for house uu Yioudav, seemingly
much pleased \v\th our people, and prom-,
ising to send u* * Presbyterian u,re.ti*iie r
as Ji ">n as three week-. We b,q*e h*
, Ul.lV.
have s ienpthy and interesting,
lmter front S A SlaliF., formerly of
county, and now iu Michigan, which wa
are reluctantly compelled to defer until
ucxt week for want of room. We hop*,
W fill continue his favors.
OUR WHITE T IST.
For (he last IFo k.
fl J. Olmsted, Ooudcmport, 2 00
tieo. S Dlmsted, Llvsaes Center, hO-
Flisha Chamberlatij, Eulalia, 1 2,"
L. 11. kiiniev.ShiUjtlcHuU.se, 1 2f
Benj. 1 Joues, " " 1 o"i
Geo. HiciuuJsoti " t: 1 o.Y
Mva, II Simpson Anuln Creek 1 25.
, li. L. Hird. Sweden, 2 50
H, W . Mav, Wharton, 1 25,
I bin, Baker. 11 vases, 2 00
John F. Fooks, Bingham, 3 00*
Mu pbfTtiummfc.
iFGdIIiMibTRATOIFS SALE. '
IN pi.t-sitHiiee of an order of the
t ourt,} ii.e , uu:it vot l'ot er. there will hj.
expose Ito i. -nJe at the Court House ii
< uie!-;i ri. on Tl ikS'MY. the 2*.'d day ufi
•ScpteiiCK r. tiie tullo.ving d'.-crih<i raj|
est.it'.>, da.sli in the township of Slmrun, it
- lid County : Hounded on te.e north hv* t!uv
hi; h way l.;iding from Millport to I fabric |
1.-ifue. . o i tin- east Vi\ lands of J. Ilnrnrs nn>|
Gabriel Humes, on the south and west hv land*
id "inn ,V Niehoi-. toii'.itiuing eight arret
Wort uj h ■*. ahoiit tuo ai res ot which is iui
proved, and on wiii ii is erected one frame,
house and one haute barn—also some fruit
trees thereon. CIIAS. 8. JUNKS,
Ailmiuiitrator of the eatnte of Harry l.rman
deceased. l'i-to.
.iiudiif un Mhuh<*
iUtlUt'iiiir i OUi|KLi|3 of
Aeu 1 oik.
CAPITAFJii?r>()O,()OO.
A, Nlt 'IIUhAS, ibceidciit. Ullice 7o \S ull-St
J j\rji ft St cunt is against all manner <>f >Veu <i
hy (.'ountetjeihny on i'rtreui
J'lio!oyra/'fis and Anastatic Counttr-
J'ti'f, Feature*. Transfirt or Al
terations.
TSNWIXG purchased tlie Patent fur the ei
g elusive r cut to Manufacture and sell tin
new <'hctU'cal Paper in A tiler • . invented tual,
patented in Kngl tiid by llkxkv (IlysN. a cele
; biMtcd chcni-t ami officer io the British iinnv,
it is li. rdly ti>. rt--sary to say that the Paper u
fecotuiii advii by Mr. Kent. Assayer of the 1.
8. Mint. Mr. l.yiuan ot the New York Cleanup
House, rind Meade Brothers, extensive und
sk 'fa! ] ho*>.g a .hers. J*.'.;! Hroadwuy N. V.
i Ut> Litter say that no imitation can be made.
•u j. lei'.. of bank uu'c printed on the Safely
i'ap. r- Helm [a our list of prices;
Bank Ci eeks, do i ts. "p J lh.
Bank li I s, f„r luuo she is.
Bills (d i.'scbaugc, jJo for lutaj sheets.
Piotuissiiry Notre. 4U cts. "j-* lb.
Higiit ,V Tiiae Brails. $25 for 1m0 sheets,
ia.-uranc-.; Policies, 4) < u. "jd lb.
I|aih>iad St uk- ,v Bonds, tort*. *j. J lb.
Hank and Slate Stocks. 40 cts. ~- J It*.
Bon is ami Mortg. gr>. 4U cts. It..
ill- and I'eid-. 40 ets. lb.
For wrapping Silks and other fine article*
it i.- excelicut, as if prevents ninths. 40 * is.
, r ' lb.
ior Indentures ami Agrrentents, 40 ft*. 54
! lb.
Al' Slate and < ottnly Records rliould alwsvi
be print.-d <n written on litis- Pnper. tiie
! iii-mi'-ali inst-rteU in tiie pulp not ouly pre
v.'nt erasure or iransfcr, but make it la?tirijf
ts time.
For Southern riinifte- it is excellent, and
tine ii sup ri a to any otiier: a->thc nioistrers
of tiie climate does not destroy it.—the pr<j.-
i ties ins,.. tc.l in the pulp being a preventive.
In el! the southern state.-, I'libn, the West
F.ul : c.s and tip- Centra! American States no
puhlie records can be kept over 20years, writ
ten on tlii (•tdiiuiry paper, while the oils and
,t::er chemicals iii-crted iu this Paper makes
it indestructible i.\ the rt. vs;'i> of time. It i
;|sp j.n.i f He. ii st rri(>th-. rats and other ver
m:it. wliieh on and destroy all otiier pm
' per now in iim>.
Th ■ Compaiiv have now in operation Mil's
n Ntoi ! i-Conritv. N J. of about Mon lior-s
power, and am able to fill ail orders for Paper
'at the shortest notice.
\:1 orders for the Paper must be addressed
to A. NICHOLAS, President of tin- Company,
No. 7b Wall Street. I0:10-3rcn.
——
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pre sented popular residing: ueither medi
cine <>r uistrumeut-* are advised; mo-*t rc
fcrirkable r -ul - having followed diligent
3!t'>ittioi* to, certain forms of out d'j'r activi
ties and nutritious diet.