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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-19

OWED TO THE SIZE hHN"
su2aes,ed ~ seains 1t Skoi't
l.,,,,io. xou have er.dlca ed Fire mssheers
WeLe5 i, human ugsel-Grs.t ingne you
,.virt on he tops Of houses where the hsmes
PsotrOds and you Immediately .cAstinsaAH-
Craze inzine -
s,yu<pdowus sreen pump You ueL Ios
Draw up. and you sk~irt wsosr ge 1890
80 Az WOW ,acseat In kvenchins me s'e's'so-
St1perdoowus 5teem pump
IT,, a...,over o< limited komsgs1bas, vasn Jes
[.,sn , -steru you run your sueuiohs tn- $780,
W. cn,ipeer puts CT stshonA steem l"S..i
1ns yo1 rroeeed forth with 10 d.ken co., el"s
Hn~y destroyer OF snited konoasuDas
Grand eiserrnstr Of blsseing material, isd
us, feel prewd beksse Joa lave Pieny
Ofw.ter 90 hand and don't use
spiritoOzs hkeTs-Y0a ecn't "ofA HHS1
B@sue you have nothing 70 90. ..,,
Cr.Sxd este rTninstDr Of Dlsseirg material.
xyons.rfuI iuf.utfle Water WORKS Yo1 have
sar~rs.sdod the lsboreous efforts o. nae
,s5,els 20 perfec, hand prups- Ana you
Nos, starS oat 10 baxs ,sitsr1p 70 The enemy
Offane BekAse you always come our hrst TER.
Wouderf1l Irfsntle Water Worm
Tho, ur..deY Of the sixsous Fluid
Yoa kbo full well your huedfet feet Of PIPE u
Yozr bier. biz whistles. little waves &C.,
Are deta 70 the old 6reboSs. and
Csrfrl 70 Insurance Companies
Thou spresder Of the hweous rGid.
steem FIRE 10 gine-your useful foa
uss wood and coal-you make
big poise with you whsse, and
You leave q stYeek of FIRE behind you
in the strsat But stsem Fire lnSiae VOW
Useful Your trump. 20 60
Go on steem Fire lnsins
Ga ss-trats sss AVN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-19


sell a portion Of their lanes. -.,..;,. % -,
M No STtYVESANT-To iegaiize the acts Of the
Board Of Supervisors Of City ana county Of New
York. .
KINGS COUNTY LusArIc AsfLrN.
Mr.. Soaring has introduced bill authorizing
the Board Of Supervisors Of the County OF htnss 70
create lean TO complete tue erection OF toe Luns'c
ASYLUM on the County farm n SAID county -
sn;bor;,es The Treasurer 20 borrow the sun OF
sas 600 and provides for the psymen. Of the same BY
levyiDg Ajax. ,-,r,cr.
NJ. STUYyESANr introduced blu proyloins
of SUPERVISORS OF the City anu SosnJ u Ne"'A"'-'
IL the following words: --,...
Pled That the Police Justices be paid FOX extra ervse
IN sedsn to heir pt,'.nt y ~, ,b.t hi. r.soatOn
,sk- eject on from the Sch day OF May lSo-, DC
NJ, PHELPS. relsiing 10 mortgages or real estate
and TO amend the Revised Statutes relstse 70 WV
closures by advertisement. .,.vo,
RELATIVE TO The CHIEF or POLICE AND lHt h.iVi..
Mr.. WATERBURY introduced bill to provioss .v'
the election OF the Chief OF Police IN New ~
II. PROVISIONS are tha. person 20 III that ONCE 81 D.
he Ioec for q. the next general election anu tne oe
receiving the greatest numbe. Of vote. snan De &c
lard elected az shall hold bis Office for s1 year
ard the off - shs be filed IN the same N Anhsr =
expiration Of each succeeding ak years hal ~
shall be executive officer and be "a OF the Ponce
mf Mt AID shall possess and exercise al power 40
possessed and exercised By the May ., Oh ,ne
| cbie. executive officer of the Police Department. -
shall in al criminal possess al the IT,
| possessed BY the Police Justices OF the C.!, NJ
such portiors Of all previous acts So q Se 20 we
mower to exercise the chief executive oIAes - -
| Police Department. be repealed.
| RECORDS IN THH COUNTY CLERK orfiN... :.
| Mr.. A, G. WILLIAMS introduced bih p,0..a'-,,
LAT la books, aackeu, Transcripts ~" P'r''''
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03
iron rms sp1a.r or JEryEaaos.1

School Exhibition IN District no. 90
The past week witnessed u pleasant gathering of
happy faces of the Scholars utEer the charge of Mr.
j. 7. SKINNER, at the Schoo-room OF District No. 60
The occasion %as the exhibition and close tf the
School for the present quarter aud the dgffibutOn
of prcsen to the pupils by the Commissioners Wells
j. HAYES, ESQ
On entering the School, SOME seventy or eighty
scholars were seen as well as some of tho parents
who had assembled for the purpose of hearn. them
st side of the ROOM of the scholars began n
song which gradually extended till each one seemed
3 TO he taking part and singing with right good
will The Teacher, it seems, has. employed singing
substitute for tie birc4. After singing several
songs and hrmns, pieces. were spoken which we're
appropriate TO the OCCASION. The first speaker
though small in stature, spoke largely, aud told us
the advantages of defamation, and tie object the
scholars had in coming together. One Of the objects
could be seen in basket well filed with books
Some OF the speakers were SO small that might
almost have thought them A Dams Small rs
they WERE they spoke strongly and loudly in favor
oETemperauce. Compositions followed which were
read oy the writers and crgdita6le alike to the
head and hand.
class of twelve or fifteen next came upon the
floor who had seen but few school days They had
been learning the letters by sound and spelling by
sound phonetically, recommended by McCiuEiov in
his series o. school books but which many teachers
have neglected TO learn teach The letters we're
markell on the board, aud Tected in concert by the
class. Some Of them had advanced quite rapidly
and were QutGanXious for longer time to read
They took Iteir seats with shorter exercise than
they wished for. Buff this exercise WAS interesting
the next go. This interesting part was
the distribution Of the books presented by Mr. HAWKS
Tey, were rccefed with evident marks of sGtisfac-
tion, and f!:ey will doubtless read them we'll and
recOect the remarks made to them. After receiving
their books one Of tlescioars made short address
advocating the little paper which e and his school
mates were getting subscriptions r. T.e Comre:s-
sioner subscribed for dozen copies, which will
make nearly thirty names which they will send in
for tho Youths Friend" The attendance OF the
scholars for the past next read and the
most puurluG.; sch Fto
emit; as also did those who northumberland read COM
1t is hoped that the interest manifested by Tile Com
missioner aad Teacher viii fGte0d Itself to Tie Pa-
rents. Il
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03
Sale OF Farm,

Those wishing to invest money in land will re-
member that the Cedar Lawn Farm, belonging to
GEORGE WASHINGTON, will be offered for sale before
the coprt-HOuse, in Charlestown, on Monday the
10th inst This is of the most desirable estates
in the Valley, being in high state of cultivation
well improved, and convenient to market by Rail-
road and Turnpike
PUMP COOKS, Esq, also offers for sale his Noun
tain Retreat Dove HILL and Still House Farms-well
watersd and improved with fine Orchards. He will
also sell his Store and Dwelling Houses at Harpers-
Ferry. See advertisement.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03

4 unto
the 1-ercu rians.
cu1rIEe' l.
J. To your tents, o, Aercurians Greeks and I
Sour krouis = for San' is about, yes, even in
2. The Wis men Of the South did encompass him
round shout aud they snlole him the right check
and on { lsfi and Samuel a-ty departed for the
courage atted nor IN him.
3 Sow samuel strsizh;vay repsirsl to the city
Of Penn, aud there assen1led ia secret coucl..ye his
Chef Priests aud Srssbass and nnte them lie made
tor was vas-rorn and weary. sud soSelg
ye4cq n spirit; icr he Unierrifed south o. me
lne ssl.sd Ne'en : psxons aiiihanaie hina-s''' M
Aad 9hsushe had relsied auto his c Is ena
Ses1nes tieeSs that had eile lin 'slss sssits
seFs witch lie ii.d i'as lie slsast q s
aloud Tor Yencefirea.
Then did Retss; whose suSnasae = eide sas
chieiest KsoN=Soih;ns of them rll eseee1irg
Bat the odof ffor the sfeis or his wrath prer-
cLleliis weak neryes, and tleir beiug no
az hs eo'iscil eha,esss Of SAM Robert hAsi-st
na Wien IA sisci,iss cf SAM vsb had
assenatlsc nom Norst end he Soetn' and see
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03
Thn Hnrreat.

The farmers throughout the county sre now bus
lily engaged in cutting their harvest which promises
to be as abundant as last year. The heavy rain
which tell Sunday afternoon Frustrated the wheat
very much which Will the cutting 10 tie din
cult, but no loss will be experienced, ThesCorn is
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03

Joseph Hiss, who was expelled from tn
Massachusetts legislature is susisined by tn Know
Nothing council to which he bSIObg in Boston, and
meet this week
-. They catch black fish at New Haven, CT, in
steel trap, 5Aited and let down into thewater.
80. The army worm has been doing considerable
injury TO the tTeps in Harrison county, Ks.
-. Generals Lane and Gaines, candidates for
for Congress in Oregon, recentiy came TO blows du
ring warm discussion.
-. Mosquitoes are said TO be unusually hume
rous in New Orleans
~. The Buffalo. lPatul - County, ya,,) Star
hoists the name Of Henry k.Nise, i0r the Presi-
elected Magistrate IN Ii &c. ~ 1sge h,
the place Of Peter Priee
Since 1900 Rnsf -
fye eia1 a ne liaEds of
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03

-. The rain which accompanied by heavy
wind on Sunday last, we learn caused considerable
damage to the corn wheat, rye, &c, in some parts
papers that it is universal complaint with the far
mers of Dorchester county, that the recent heavy
rains and winds haYe nearly laid their wheat crops
flatto the ground, which will be great loss it
will be matter of inpossibility save more than
one-half of some fields Some talk OF our cutting it
with grass scythaswilo others speak of pulling
it up by tho roots. We hope this may prove an exGg
pcration --RoM1eJn .6rr-uS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03
1rci,t s.iamcrnI.
e.ram tIa gga.IlilIs,all 800 sdsure6ar. ]

About midnight on the night before Mst, The de-
parencieI and al, made its way uadcr the windows
Of the President, we hear, and amused themselves
for some time By rnasny uizht lfidsous With seiIs
brutal black guardisn, niing;ing Ehouts f5s SsM
with curses and denaucintion5 Of this Chief Nngs-
trata of tho United States, ThistIirZ the Rogue's
March &C.. &c. in the hearing OF his family.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03

The iOLD=sE TssEE.n---ghe editor Oft
iieaH lad visit on FfiCay from
one of the oldest men perhaps, Ia Maryland. Mr..
Richard CGndell, who was born in Anne Arundel
county on the Goth Of Jnly, I147 and therefore win
he l0s years of age the, 26th of This TooT,jI
lie has notthe Appearance Of a man of more than
80 and even last fall be sowed nearly all the grain
on his farm. Tic is in the enjoyment of most excel
lent health and spirits and at hundred he ga vs.
he had not grey hair in his head. He served as a
privateer during the revolution and relates many
interesting facts connected with the struggle for
American Independence.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03
TcIaI OF mcDonaI,i

Samuel Mcdonald, charged with shooting David
OrndoTfE previously noticed in paper Btd n
ara remanded TO jail to await further trial at
the next sitting of the Circuit Of this county. we
make no comment uoou the character of the evil
&c do sc.-Nomnsy .arggs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03
vhe Ho,nestcod ISM,

Attention is invited to the Communication by
OBSERVER" our first pago, 1t IS we'll worthy
the perusal Of all interested in the subject as the
principles of the bill aFp fully discussed by the
writer who has given .heus thorough coazidern-
ton
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03
NorFolk MunicI,aI E3isctIo1i

NORFOLK Juae 25-The u;anicpaI election for
aIHyor aud other city officers took place ia this city
to-day and resulted in the CHOICE OF Hunter Woods
arti-know-No democrat, as mayor, over VIM.
Reid Knou-Not!t;ng. Tire rest OF the ticket is
in doubt The majority for Floarnoy last month
nearly 400 In the present contest, hoHeysr,
there was something of y fusion" of wings and
democrats in favor of Woodis
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03
REc&P1TuLAr1os.
Total ......... .l13
against tho report, one.


1t will be observed, that no vote is given to Mis-
sou.;, she rot being represented in the Convention
when the vots was 2csat. The calculation is made
on the superstition, that the strength of the Know
Nothirgs at the South is MS great as it is at the
North in proportion to the population but it y no
torious that such is notthe case. If the represen
tation had been according to the number Of Know
Nothlngs in each Stale, as it should have been in
o:der TO get the correct views of majority of the
party, the majority against the report would have
pecn considerable; large indeed, that the vote
OF Missouri, had she been present and voted for the
report, could not have changed the result. II ia
therefore obvious that the slavery portion Of the
hnow-Nothing platform does not reflect the senti-
ments of n majority of the party, and had there
been an equal representation in the Convention it
would have had to occupy the position of scccders
from the Convention.
Before concluding, I would call attention TO the
extreme sectional character of the vote on the slave
~ portion of the platform. The slave States cast
in favor of the report sixtytwo votes and against
it three votes, more than twenty to one and the
States cast against the report sixty
votes, ana In its favor ten votes, or six to one
Lad the Representation in the Convention been ac-
cordlng TO population s6ngfess,.l,eu tho vote
from the slaveholaing States would =hrve-.slssss
eighty two for the report and one against it, willie
."' WIG Oi5 tne noh-slave-noldlng States would
have been one hundred and thirteen against the re-
port, and thirty for it. or more than seven to
two 1t thus appears that at least seven ninths of
the Know-Nothiugs at :he North are unsound on
the question of slavery, and would pursue course
in Congress which, if carried out, would end in The
dissolution of the Union, and that the remnant Of
Northern hnow-Nothings is too small save the
Union from destruction, to which the sentiments of
the great mass of the Northern Know-Nothings OBJ
Tiously lead.
Let the South beware of countenancing a party
composed of such elements; let our motto be
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03

An examination of the vote on tEiefSlayery por-
ton of the Philadelphia Know-N0tiiing platform
as published in the National Ite viii show
that owes its passage to the undue Representation
q some Of the Southern States in tie Convention.
As striking Instance of this undue representation,
Florida had tonr deegaes in the Convention while
0sio had but seven though the representative pop
niation Of Ohio is more than twenty-seyen times
as large as that OF Florida and thus each Ohio de-
egase represented more than fifteen times as many
Know Nothing Constituents, rs eachof the Florida
delegates and yet no additional Bas given
them in the Convention
The vote for and against the slavery portion Of
he Platform, is as follows.
Nesg gland States For RepoFt "A Against Report.
aslsns me- = - 90 ~
New Hampshire ....'.. 90
a eErnont ~ 90
Massachusetts .. /. -. CO. g.
Rhode Island . ..i.s..s.. 90
Connecticut .s-s...... 90 g.
Total -. ) 500 q
North Western States.
Ohio 4. -. u -. 8. =. Oh
Miehigan ...:..., 90
Ii nuis.se : !. :. 90
llIn9tsS.. -. .... 90 5 =.
Nslsccnsin 49, 90 3
IOWA.. 90 -
TstaI -. !. $. .sc6 g2
Southern States =
Maryland =. %
SYirgiuia IA
North Carolina ......se 90
South Carolina .. 90 s
Ss ~ =. .:,.ss. -rS 90
Alabama :. :. -. 4 "a
Mississippi ...........s.s 4 -ye< ,ssseul
Fssss ''.'':, g
Western =
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03
Election af New orleans.

NEW OELEbss, june 26.-At The election for chief
terday, Eigee (ADtF-k. NJ TeeeiVcd three thousand
four hundred and ffeea votes; and 4erTiek Ok. Nj
received two Thousand two hundred and thirty
and 1854 the the knoR nothih carried the city by
come 2 900 majority.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03
4th Of Ju11 at Hnrnera-Ferrv.

Extensive preparations have been made for the
Celebration at Harpers-Ferry, and large crowd is
expected The Orator of the day is Q. CoLIrSs4EE
instead OF JOs1AH L b as stated in. our last!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03

REoAhASiz ALTON OF TIE VINO P1E1r-Ihe PHIL
adelphia American says movement has been started
IL that city Tor ganzation Of the Wing party
a basis exclusive of all connection with secret
orders set OF rules has been framed for
The purpose aad the FIRST meeting WIS held in the 7lh
ded- A Wing association for the ward was formed
aud addresses delivered by Charles Glpin, William
;. Price and Others.
The portion Of the CoauGlsyille Railroni
now IN uses IS said % he doint. IN excellent bis-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03
Majority in favor Of the reportlNinc.


We propose now to show, that this result is nt-
tributab!c to the undue representation of some of
the Southern States, and that, had there been an
equal representation according to the representative
population in each State, the report would have
been rejected. Surprising each State to have had
the same number Of delegates that it has in CON
gress, and that the delegates had been divided in
the proportion indicated by tho above vote in the
Convention, the vote w6nld have stood thust--
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03
Excursion Train.

An extra train of Cars, on the Winchester and
Potomac Railroad, will pass the Charestown Depot
ct before O'clock with passengers for the cec-
bratiOn at H@rpersFe-Ty, and after the
mics Of the day are over.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03

o. We call the ettention of Merchants and other
dealers to.,he advertisement of E. ~ BosLEY, import
er of Foreign and Domestic Hardware We think
that it will be to the interest of men in the trade to
call and examine his large and well selected stock be-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03
Pnnn,n fion OF tie ,romn or Lurny,

Whites, 296; slaves 1871 ;free negroes, 10. Total
ASP. Three churcbeS-one old and one New School
Baptist, and one Methodist, female academy and
two other schools, four stores and hotels, Ctr
four families and sixteen pianos,-,nore pianos in
proportion tOpopuintiOn than any other village in
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03

-. 1t is said that a man named Llewellen died
lately at Ellsworth, Maine in humble circumstances
who is said to have been brother to Lady Rag
Ian, wife of the British commander in the Crfmea,
and to have been wounded at the battle of Watefoo
where he was an officer under Wellington Such is
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03

AnouF TO v BITE Bc0k.-We learn from tho
Georgetown Advocate that Rev. Thus. d. Balch, is
about to write his autobiography, with sketches Cf
distinguished individuals with whom he has occl
sonslIy come into contact
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03

LovDoux Aonouurua4L FAis.-Thc Fourth Au-
uual Exhibition of the L1ptiOun C5uniy AEricui,u-
rtl Society, will he held At LeesSurg, on Tuesday
and Wednesday the 23d aud Path OF October 1855.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03
LFrpm The Baltimore Patriot.I
-t..~>,.., - ~ -. = = 49, :. 3,


We ConYerse,l With b gentleman this morning q
practical farmer who has just arrived in this city
from Western New York, via the State of peunsyi-
vnnia: Hs travelled in hin own conveyance, and
was therefore eES5isd to observe particularly the
growing crops. &c ate GTntfed TO learn from MIN
that the Grain crops throughout entire line of
his route, look remark hy WELL and the prospect
most cheering for an abundant yield. 8
CAXADA.-The Montreal Herald of Saturday gives
good account OF the crops in that province. II
says:
During the past Vi ek, the weather has been re-
mnrRably fne and tile crops in the vicinity OF. Mon
treal, we'll as tlrb ughout the whole Province,
promise an. abundant yield.
The hay crop WHICH at the date of our Inst report
had been almost de;toyed by the drought, has. by
the recent fine weather, been restored TO healthy
appearance
TESNEssEE.-A litter from Nashville, Tennessee
in the Louisville lines, says the wheat from the
Kentucky line to t4t place has been harvested, and
the yield is unpHraseled; the same number of acres
capped double thaijof any former year. All saved
without the sligh!ca blem sh.
Outo.-Th, CleySand Herald offers to stake ~
reputation for vcrs:tv, that -four will be down to
Sc so per barrel III thiltJ days II say5 the crops
never looked BETTE in tie State Of Ohio, and the
prospect is that ic will be the largest yield ever
known in that Stae
From the AtlantakGe.,) 1utelligcnccr, June 20:h1
For the last week, we have been visited almost
daily with the mott refreshing raius. Never, in
observation, hgYe I'VE seen more cheering prospect
for the farmer. be wheat crops about har-
vested. All arSaEreel that such wheat as we have
reaped this ye has not been in these parts for
i've years past, snd sflne say before. While
the corn is small and ina great many instances
young for the Ionh bf june, its color and appear
ances are as ia as ian be; The present prospect
is that we shat soonbegn to corn by The lar
rel as We once I'D not by the peck. as too many
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o. The 22d of Febuarys 1856, it is said, was fzed
upon by the Philadelphia Convention as the day.
aad Philadelphia as the place, for the meeting Of
nate candidates for President and vice President.
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Editorial Change

WAaH1xaroX, June 3s.--i; is aid thar Mr. Bur
well, YirginiA,s 10 h. tA- Editor o' the American
Organ, in tc place Of JuI e Eilis, who viii DC tenn
porRrily u seat account % ili-hcAli.