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aDied Yesterday"

Every day IS written this little sentences,
aDied y yssterday," 90 and so.s Every day
a.flower is plucked from some sunny home;
a breach made in some happy circls; q
jewel stolen from some treasure Of Love.
Each day from the summer fields OF life,
some harvester disappears-yea, every
hour, some sentinel falls from his, post,
and is thrown from the ramparts of Time
into the surging waters Of Eternity. Even
as we write, the funeral procession of one
who ..died yesterday" winds like winter
shadow along the street. ''ss
"DIED Y YEsrERpAY."-W Who died? Per-
|crance it was gentle babe. sinless as an
angel-pure as the zsphyr's hymn--one
whose laugh was as the gush OF summer
/ rills lettering in bower Of roses; whose
little life was perpetual Litany, May
time, crowned with passion flowers that
never fade. Or, mayhaP it was q youth.
hopeful and generous-one, whose path
was hemmed by flowers, with not a serpent
lurking nderneath-one whose soul pant!
ed after communion with the gleat and
good, and reached forth with earnest
struggle Tor the guerdon in the distance.
But that heart Of his is still now, for he
"died yesterday"
..DlED YESTERDAY WHO dieda A young
girl, pure as the orange flowers tha,
clasped her forehead, was stricken down
as she stood al the altar--and from the
dim ,aisles OF the temple. she was borne to
the .sgarden Of the slumberers.'' A tall
brown man, girt with the halo Of victory
1 and standing at the days close under his
own vine and fig tree, fell to tho dust,
even asthe anthem trembled upon his lips
and he, too, was laid "where the rude
forefathers Of the hamlet Sleep" An aget
patriarch, bowed with years and cares
even as he looked out upon the distant hill,
for the coming Of. the angel host, sank in
to the dreamiess slumber, and on his door
tstep was next day written, "died yester
day ssa sj
"DIED YEsrERDAY."-Daily, men, wo
men and children are passing away, and
hourly in some graveyard the sod is flung
over the dead. As often in the morn WI
4 find that some flower that blushed 8,
sweetly in the mellow sunset, has witheret
Iup for ever; so daily, when we rise from
the bivouac to stand again at our post, W,
miss some brother, soldiers, whose cheer,
lcry, in the sieges and struggles of tn
] past, has been as fire from heaven upor
! ! our hearts. Each day some pearl drop
from the jeweled thread Of Friendship
some Tyre 10 which we have been wont /
listen, is hushed for ever. But wise is b
who mourns not The pearl and music lost
for life with him shall pass away gently !
an Eastern shadow from the hills, an
death be atriumph and a gain.
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e,sa JNO. NJ, KIRKBRIDE,s
!, M e. DICA ID EPOT.

A FULL supply Of the following, celebrated
n Medicines for sale at Kiikbrides Medical
Depot: jaynes Expectorant. Jayne,s Alteraiive,
Jayne's Carminstive Basam. Jayne Vermifug. !,
Jaynes Sanative Pills, Jaynes Ague Pills. Jayne ;
Hair Tonic. ROGERS Liverwort and Tar,
Sarsaparilla BRANT'S Pulmo-
nary Balsam. Brant's Purifying Extract. BRAN.
DREDTH'S Pills.. McLANE'S Liver Pills
SELLERS, Liver Pills, SeIlera' IMPERIAL Cough
Syrup, Sellers vermifuge. FREY. s Yermituee
RADWA AY'S Ready Relief Radwsy = Removal.
ing Resolveni. Radwsy's Medicatei Soap, Rad
way Circassian Balm. FITCHsS Ahdominal
Supporters, Fitch Shoulder Braces, Fitch sPul.
moiisry BaisaIn. Fitch's Pec.oraI Expecsoran,.
Fitchs Depuratiye Syrup. Fitch Pills. Liniment.
Ointment. &c, SC. WALLACE'S Galyspic
Fluid, Waliace's Galvanic Saive RRYANsS
PuImonic Waters. M.ALISTER'S Ointment.
Mexican Mustang Lipiment. HOoELAND'S
German Bitters. LOUDON's Female Elixir,
Loudon's Remedy for Piles, Londoa's Agves Pivs
Loudons Indian Sanstise Pills, Loudons Z All
Healing SaIves Loudon's Cherokee Liniment
Loudon's Indian Expectofant. Loudon = Hair To
mic. Loudoh . Tonic Vermifuge AYERS Cher
ry Pectorsl, FARRELL'S Arabian. Einment.
ia boxes German Sosp. 2 do Oieine Oxide Soap
Also the usGal variety of other p PAtent Medicines
Call aud get an Almanac gratis. Mari
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20 the contrary, are considered wishing to con-
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rected, they are held responsible till they have
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= 5. The courtshave decided that refusing Ia take
periodicals from the office. or removing aud leav-
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Saturday, al "A. M.
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Dr. SGhysoiIs Improved Eitlsst'sf
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VI. .uuyS0ttS improves EAtE9GAst
Yellow Dock sc Sarsaparnla
Is now put up in the largest szed bottles, AID 10
n acknowledged to be the best Ssfsapsriiis made.
as is certified by the wonderful casssi Il hssPe
q formsds the original copies of which ars in the
:, possession Of the, ,Praprietor. sRsWgpheEe ethis
/ is the only true aud original, ,articiess-
This Medicine, when used sccofdiRE 10 disec c:ion1
r. WILLsCURiE WITHoUT FxIL. :
THE BEsTFEM ALE MEDIC CINE KNOWN.
The peculiar malsdies 10 which 1esnsies 1te Sub.
ject commonly produce great bodily AstahGt60n.
accompanied by a depressed aud often slopssy
state of mind As the sys,em dscilnes 81 stfeneih
there Is loss of ous powef snd this very nat.
urally impairs che ehefgy Of shs tntSd 3hd djs-
uEhs shel equanirpity 0f the tenpers Esesyaesn..
did woman, who has suffered from. fensslsse4m-
plants will admit this 10 be the noufp(rl fresh,
Now 70 obtain relief il Il ohiy necessary q .tap
the Tendency to depIetion- and debility This u
done by wing thai fuuntsihss heaishi and
lsueng.h, the BL0QD. aud aq medieis.e s&cs1.
plste ss..Df. Gdysbtt IIbrtovsd 8 i9sss 81 Isi-
low Dock and Ssfsapssflth. ~ - q sNass : =
Ladies ofs pale seomplexion and scnlssdjSMys
habits and such are aebitesedi ghce9!Sb-
ssus.ioe. which fs%.ss 'rsI!isbse Sc .{a s.cs-
! yico, 3 ~ Isa-s1s laIg 50 aI sbs tbHH
/ 0u- Dr.. it'sImpsovsA ExsnctEfsBuskv
Dock and saIssp.rilir issa ssss fsrsey lsJ6e-
FEMALES READ The The 70 Fol LLowiiNSS1i, iiS1i,
\ NEwARx, N. J.. JAN ~
5Mr. Bennett awe take piessdfe ID stssSii sAse
lyour Yellow Dock lsnd Sarsapsrilla skisee 6ekat
satisfaction in every case. esd 70 ssast ksss.se
i A very respectable gentleman informed ma 1bss
his daughter was trodbled with diMcult meastsu-
alton and other diseases aliar ~ hef 6ex s be
long time; but by Tho usesof DE- AuysetIf Fsl-
How Dock and SsrsspaTilla Was radically cuEod.
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W. W. WALLACE,
French Burr Mill Stone,
Mill rURNIsHINo, Il

Mill FURNISHING, Hes
STEAM ENGINE ESTABLISHMENT,
3I9, 32l. 1923 Liberty Street. sas
OPPOSITE sMITHFIELD ST.,
sesa c PITTSBURGH. PA. 5
Steam Engines for Saw and FIGURING Mile gen.
orally on hand and made to order. Boilers for
Burr Mill Stones, old and ne " stock, OF my own
manufacture, warranted best quality, always on
hand at the lowest prices, Laurel: Hill Mill
Stones always on hand. Mill Spindles. Mill
Irons. Mill and Regulating Screws. Picks. Screen
Wire. Corn and Cob Grinders, Cast Iron Pr0vers,
Leather Betting, Wagner's Patent and Common
Bushes, Metal Eye pieces for the Runner, a su-
perior article, McConnell's Patent Driver, Sim
pie article for turning the spindle, always on
hand. Also. Lull's Patent French Burr Smut
Machines, superior article, provided with a
powerful suction fan, and unequalled for securing
grain; they are used in the large Pearl Mills, All.
egheny City, (Which turn out daily over 700 bbls
f1our,) and in 600 other mills in the west. They
give general Satisfaction, and are warranted to
| clean well. We annex certificate from one of
| the largest mills IN the west, and refer to our
handbilfs for particulars: tf :
PITrsBuR GH, June 26, 1852. q
W. w. WALLACE, Esq Dear Sir-We have
now in use in our mill two Of your Burr Smut
Machines; they work 10, our entire salts action,
and they durable, not liable to gel out Of or.
der. and we consider them the best machines no W
in use fs5 -fo7s. WILMARTH&,N NOBLE -
All orders promptly attended to. s1f.ss,t,
|. w. w. WALLACE, 319 Liberty st..
2 dec II t@is Pittsburgh, Pa.
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4 VI TIC 4'OUsI <1UWHuG x/CWtOtttOU " tUc
Monroe County Agr;caltnrdt Society, to
6eEheld TN Woods field. on Thursday and
I Friday. the 5th and 9Th days of Octo.
Der, 1854.8 NRssS, eS
r E G ULA TIONS.
Persons. wishing toscompets must become mem.
bers OF the Society. by paying dollar annually
TO- the Treasurer which must DO done before their
articles are entered the books OF the Society.
An stock entered for competition mus, be- .c.
comPanied with description of sge, breed, and
where grown. ae f5,7ss
: All ARTICLES offered for premiums must be own.
ed by the persons offering them. or by members
of their famiIies-children over 81 years Of age
are not entitled to compete without becoming
No person will be allowed to serve on any
committee before which he ias an article or arti.
cles for exhibifipn. -.
When there Is no competition, no premiums
will be awarded unless the article presented be
deemed deserving and meritorious..
Premiums may be awarded on any articIes not
enumerated in the Premium List.
No animal can obtain a premium unless il is
owned in Monroe Gounty; aud no article can re
ceive any unless it ls the growth or manufacture
OF the county. with the exceptions specified in
the list. sa3 ~ - haE l5s
The various awarding committees are request.
ed to be present In due time. and to report them
selves on their arrival to the Secretary.
I Judges on animals will have regardAto the sym
metry. early maturity and size; and will make
proper allowances for age, feeding, and the gen
| elal character and condition Of the animals. The,
are especially requested not to give encourage
ment TO over-fed animals, tho object being to hav.
superior snmals FOR breeding. Judges are re-
qaested TO examine the progeny, when possible
| Of all animals exhibited as breeders, and max,
| due allowances for exceencies and imperfection
in these. in giving their wards to the sire or dam
| No person. except an officer or member of tn
Board. will be allowed to, iateufere with tn
Judges during their examination 4 .s.;ags
Further orders as to the exhibition win be pub
4 lshed in }us ,;,nA N'-NS -
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DoLTlNG CLOTHS smade Of the;ber.. ii,al-
- ity Of silk, with square mesh. free A izz,
and warranted to bolt freely. always on, gand.
SS % per ya,d Tor no. NO., ., and ~ cents pc yard
patch. at Sl9 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. ni'
y dec II f;ts4s s,A.fts,,S w. w. w ALLACEi
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Monroe Mutual

Fire Insurance Company.
1878 ae4 wooDSFIELD, OHIO. :
This company. being orgsnized under favus
able charter obtained from the Legislature is no
ready to Insure Hotels Dwelling Houses, Barns
Stables, Store Houses, Shops, Merchandise, . {:
&C.. against loss by FIRE
DIRECTORS.
ISAAC WELSH, JOHN KERR.
CHARLES HARE, WILLIAM STEEL.
JOHN "A. DAyENPoRT,i JOHN F.. tBIDRNHARN,
NATHAN HoLLISTER, gTHE0. sBENNINGHAuS,
JNO. NJ. KIRKBRIDE.
JOHN A. DAVENPORT, Pres't.
Treas. sssss7sss- :
JNo. M. KIRKBRIDE,. Sec'y. ys =
= -. SIMPSON HOLLISTER,
April 81, 1852. ~, ,e.Fq General Agent.
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.sss W. w. WALLACE, .5II
a STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
3l9, 32I. 323 LIBERrY SrREEr.f i

3l9, 321. 323 LIBERTY STREET, 30 q
PITTS BURGH, PA.4ogag iii
M COMMENTS. Tombs, Grave Stones, Furni-
Iu ture Tops, Marble MAntels, &C.. always on
hand, and made to order BY machinery. at the
lowest prices for cash Also, Block and Slab Mar
BILE. large stock hand and sold to the trade at
prices that will give general satisfacton. Orders
promptly attended to, at 81 Liberty street, Pitts
burgh. eiiI .a9tt9 w. w. WALLACE.
Dec IL s1S53. .gssf.7., sse5s5- gxf5ASa =.
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Lii s t Of Pre- mi u m 8 !.

YIN FIELD CROPS. y--5, ..r,.
Best crop of wheat not less than acres 81 "
I'd best e do Essi e5si-tzs9 %
Best crop of corn not less than 8 acres
~ nest s aa at.i.'H =
Best crop of oats not less than 8 acres
ID best do q ii'.r 80
Best crop of potatoes not less than 81 aero 8
"a best do 80
Best acre OF timothy hay, to be weighed in e
October or November
% best DfTFiT efl 80
Best q acre of tobacco, as to texture and
8 quality, to be weighed after handed .
I'd hest do 5 - fsti 9
Best acre Of clover seed s7 r'ti
2dbest lsdo.lsz1 zai 70 siqt4ss oo s
Beetsaere of timothy seed
I'd best do LzssT 2
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DLASTER PARIS for Land and Stucco
u Work. Hydraulic Cement. sGrindstones all
sizes and various grits. always on hand al 3i9
Liberty street, Pittsburgh. s loae,sssia :
dec Ia W. w WALLACE
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o A. statement to be furnished in writing, con.
tanning. lst, the age and breed of the COW. and
time Of cslving. 3D. the quantity of milk in weight
and the butter made thefefrom, during period OF
ten days. (the butter made the trial to be ex-
hibited with the Cow at the fairy - ysf'ssi
3D. The quantity aud kind Of feed given the
COW, during and preceding the experiment.
The statements TO belvrrified by the competitor,
and smother person conversaai with the facts,
certifying thereto, over their signatures. =
Awarding committee Alexander Lantz, John
okey. john Reed. go 3 as.s ss-..t +
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Awarding committee-Jeptha UuvalI, Henry
Ford, Joel Yost. @Ff f7
Applicants for premiums on Crops. must have
their ground and produce accurately measured by
one or more disinterested persons. whose state.
ments must be verified by affidavit. and must fur
nish explicit written statements of LIST, the kind
of soil; ed. the kind and quantity Of manure, and
manner Of application; Sd, the manner and time
of preparing the gIound. and planting or sowing;
4th, the quantity Of seed used; 5th, mode Of cdi-
ture and time of harvesting; 9Th. the amount of
time Of both man aud beast employed in applying
manure. preparing the ground, planting or sow.
ing-cultivating aud gathering the crop; 7,h. aud
nett amount of the crop. the whole Of shca must
be measured or weighed by the usual stand ards
9Th, il practicable they must produce sample of
the crop to the committee, aud have Il exhibited
at the Fair ss.s, tass5s tsz.tsss zgs .gss
The premiums will be awarded with reference
to proftableness, well as amount OF cr6p.-hence
quality as well as quantity will be considered.
The object which the Society wish constantly
to keep in view in awarding premiums on crops
is not merely that II may be known that large
crops are raised in the county; but that the meth.
cd of cuitivating such crops may be made public
that the farmers Of the county generally may avail
the eniselves of any knowledge that may be useful
sCompettors for premiums on Corn, and Glove,
and Timothy seeds may report to the committee
At any time previous TO the FIRST Monday iD De.
cember. and on Tobacco previous to the firsI
w Wednesday ia March 1855 tf
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Premiums and Regulations

For the Fourth Annual Exhibition of the
Monroe County Agr;caltnrdt Society, to
6eEheld in Woods field. on Thursday and
I Friday. the 5th and 9Th days of Octo.
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The society wish to encourage the introduction
and use OF the best farm implements IN the coun.
try. hence the above named implements ueed not
be manufactured in the county, but they must be
owneo in the county. sf
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HORSES
Glass A.-Sta1liof,s.l

Best stallion for all purposes, years old. 4
be brought aud kept iu the couHty year $40
The object in Offering this last premium. NJ
d is that stock veiy superior to any hereto s-,1
fore exhibited here, may be brought into Ell
the county; and the committee are au- ~,
thoIized to withhold the premium if the 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-15

NRwYoRk .r now 70 supply sh a. n ri
fsSs Of vessels ADAPTED the olds by builders
a The following prices viz Tmb.rs 10 long Whe Oak
PER piece IS o.; DO do piese IS H. do Do 80 49, By
70 inches per pee, ~ % CHESTNUT inches square piece.
Do per piece 81 do DO per piece, IS ~ By 10 niche.
So The intermediate sizes from inches square By 10
inches will be fsrnshsd pro prices In the foregoing
the equte Of oldinz sire allowed for bevel
ing The Company also prepared supply piano
forte MAKER char oinsr Se &c with The ysdos woods
furniture shape furnish
and heavy er bn any shape for earpenter and Oad ~
The Company also prepared sell Bending Machines with
the night different sizes Class 4 M tlbsr
10 inches square; B, timber u inches square; e.s
C. for timber inches squares ess D. for timber inches square
class T. for furniture. Application be made the
GreeBport, q ofhc OF Company No. Wallst.
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Nen:2Dork Dailp Qrihm,1e.
PERSONAL.

The Rev. HENRY WARD BEEcHER, we arc
assured will sneak at a great Anti-slavery gath
erpg At pnnesville Ohio. on the approaching 9Th OF
Jay.
We learn from The Utica Obssrrer that Or. BENZ
DICT, the able Superintendent OF the New-fork Stale
Asylum has rendered TO the Board of Managers MS re
sgnaion to take effect on the 3O,h OF the present month";
This step has been taken on accoun, of his health, when
has been failing for year two past.
DEATH or THE HoN. WILLIS G.. WADE.-I&
WoSRe County Wig says; We have the melancholy
intelligence that the Hon. Willis q. Wade, member OF
Assembly from the Eastern Assembly District of this
County expired at his residence Rose Wednes-
" dnv Mr. Wade has been gradually sinking under the
slow but relentless breath of consumption for more
q than sly N onths"
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sHOCKING ACCIDENT.

Corre.pordenee Of The ~ T. I''en'
LAscAsrER, Pa, Tuesday, June Is, 1854.
Last night about o'clock, as locomotive was back
ing down the water station the depot 10 this city
man named Hugh McAvee attempted to cross the track
and caught by the ruck-vheels. The tender and
CINE passed over him. crushing both his legs above tho
knee and cutting Of his right hand. The poor man lived
but about three hours after the accident He leaves
wife and five children, who reside Georgetown In
this county. This shocking butchery WIS the work Of
rum, the man was too drunk know when be wN IN
danger. His blood Is upon the head of sometody Who
sold him the poison that destroyed his msnhoodf VINO
hisf These are cnesons leave 20 tho conscieaees o
honest voters and honest men everywhere. ~,s.oa.
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The MILITIA LAw.-The Militia Law passed at the last
session Of the Legislature Of s State, requires the com
maDdant of every military company and the foreman oil
every fire company, every city and town, before me
18th OF the present month in each year. to deliver 70 te
assessor OF each town in his company district ns'
tanning the Of all persons belonging to tner
i've com anes which list shall show the town ~ o
each member OF each company resides Every s, ",
exempt from military duty is required 20 p,y - bs
taxer The military fund in each county N .ne sac oe
longs he several regiment. in s1fa .sSS eoosn a
BE- applied io' AZ sepIy Re military fsais belonging
ikesets. :"
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Hlisrellaneous.

EVEL for the PUBLIC SCHOOLS.-ProPosals Will
be r,oeved at the ofce Board Edoesoa Hs 'ss a
d,y Of lime At O'clock NJ for furnishing ~ scnos
uder the t dction of OF Edueston win shout
guilty WHITE ASH COAL Of Z-t i1 ~ vG
tuu; and sfo with 100 cords Of the best quAy VI "a ~
OAh WOOD, and zee cords OF Virginia FINE ILL
Zach bid locality TOu wnen nc .
BE- furnished tie price size aud me 10Y 80
s,rsFai,b TIE Coal 10 be delivered al the various
AID 'os cd the bins ia such qusutes a. may ~
The p,orrals ~ Wood 70 The iice per g. "a - . o -
Il The Pr delivered tie yaTGs, and 4s0 Ac F-f Pc
tey fssyins slug end ~ Ing - &c .s-ed "
tefs the lat 6sy q Oe,eter-sew. oh, !UDe -, 1874
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