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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-30

ID NAM's MON Fl L Y
i DECEMBER
CONTENTS OF NO. 1x1V
TIE Annie. Of Europe
How o.ne 70 ,. Married
On ny BED OF Winter kiSht
II Might Hsye Been
Low Lie IN the sahu,
Life Amorg the Eornons concluded
The Loss OF the AIss
Abrt titser
The Greer Gre: I1is. of onondAts, N Y. st.tsl
fhsekssy, Is Poet
Li1is IN the Country
Berite Co. emo (cOncludsd).
The TiEs se"On-
l. Imer,esn Literature ard Reprints.
2 European Lhersture-Epsl.nd Franc. Germany.
s. Drama
0pen,
g. Til. and fable Of Contents
Ttsss or ce1 M Ss.tbS or H,s.sho
Words With the o'LTGLLov to one iddIe" 81 5o or Al
three Of the Magazines IS So
A BEAUTIFUL MAGAZINE FOR CHILDREN
Mesra DIX EDWARDS take occasion to .nnoune, thit
With the beginning Of the NewYeE the ~elkno~n Assa1ns
for Boys and Grls
THE SCHOOLFELLOW,
will pea int their bands 1t /, their intention 70 mike sIes
any publication children Issued In this country or else
where and they Will employ for this all tbs resources
which position propristop Of PUrNAMs MONT fLY
and their re aoI with the most popur sushors put ther
oonn.po. They will aim combine In the euaavinss aud
the letter press Of the sCHoOLFELLoW the utmost possible
beauty variety interest," and sublsL Instruction. vid a
elevated mol and spirit In short, it viii be
their purpose render THE sCHooLfELLoW sweleons
visitor and valued friend srong the children Of every family
THE sCHOOLFELLOW
Will eentinue to be published at oil payable av'y In
advance. Either putD Monthly Hoassho Words viii
be With the scboOielO. enc address for 80 " or f
thee of these hseafnes for IS 80
great chang. win be in the character Of the ensrsv
mrs which viii be ssu, the popular nussted
pnbe,tons The for January will be susd eoiy In
Deo<m ber Specimens will be gratis 70 I'll who apply
DIX & EDWARDS
Nc. 10 PaIk plscs NewYork
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THE GOOD TIME COMM

THE GOOD TIME c 0 N G. =,
BY T. S. ARrHUR,
One vol l2Ino.-Phce OIL.
VIII be published
On WEDNESDAY, Dec. 5, 1855,
And f. By
BOOKSELLERS ~ gEWroRK.
sufficient say that the des contained In this work
has been the rsnd gudpgar In the life Of hs suthor and
the who have long looking for that
era In human existence will hsvs their desires sssihed BY
obtaining TIE GOOD TINE CONNIE.
L. p. CROWN g. Co, Puthshers,
No. 81 Corahi L. Boston.
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CILVEs MEDAL GRANTED by the American
- destitute a. the Cry.t, Pssee, He~York for BROWNS
PATENT SAFETY ALARM DErECTOR LOCKS A,o
premiums end notices nom numerous County Fairs $500
AGENts uAhTk ID 20 sell the every where Tue most
popular ryenron Of hind sold As.nts hvs msds
ard aye making o, b.. $50 sDd sons 30
srss day sc. New York Weehy Snbune Of Nov.nber
h 4h eouuE and address the subs-1oo'.
IbeCse cent? p q. Stamps for poss.e circular, and
le.t.r baei EPHhAIA BROWN,
No. IS henimac o., Lowell, Mss.
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Bprrial Tctiffa.

Jews, Hospital In New-York.-The Annual Election
~ three DreeO sef n Is ms uton 70 for three years
II. D. cenSeI At The Synagogue IN Greedy street. rbe
sp.n ct IL No. and eiG.e o. u oe@ss sy order Of
Mercantile Librury Association.-rhe Bird q Di-
fShkadsI D T sys hs' S.. on for 4. sDs
haisble fsnts Of the St Georges sOseJ xnd the
sab Ct Charity and BumOr
70 comm, rec q. Q o'closk.
ne own @oe, No. Ess..Dst. Albion Oaes, No, 10
fStpseei Of B. Manere Treasurer, 20 B[osdTsyj Van
P.'s.; ks !: ,se' st Nicholas H''
J IL j. d SidRsSsu. Lecture Com
PhrenoIogicaI Lecture.-T. N FOWLER vii deliver
Lectue FhaENoLOsi, At The s,vIoars Gsorcb let st,
sstw.,n Isl snd 2S,s,: o. rsi9AY EvESSS Nov, So
isson Of heads the Of the Ice Doors 7;
Lecture to commence az 2. o'clock AdmiSiOn ~ cent?
Mr. Oscauyan's third and last Lecture ril be dsli'
New. York UI,ey o1mencng So'cloot. sn7sct Tur.
r., ,9d r. s s' SD T. ' I9s6
Joes No 5ls Brosdssy and st the door Of hs University
.: ?. .nlIs, the Poet;-By r.qqs.t, J PoLL4sD
BxDt wi or suyv Hal, Bro4dwsy (pesr Metopot.n
fbeaierl FeI6Ay EVENING, Nov. So Tickets Is cents
ssoh. L'cure sin begin at u O'clock
Ameetpg of the Bonrd of Managers Of the Wo-
snsn;s Ho,piiai Associniios viii be 6d The o.Pisl,
20 s. s.os n..v at ~ O'clock On s4TUE9sT1 pee
Illustrated Scientific Lectures.-JoHN A COL
LkS recently ChhtoTns, has ooDseated TO silver
Course Of Fisht Lectures Geolotv or TIL, Nst1rl
Bitsiy Of Globe IN Hoce Chapel coUmenaipg TUES
DAY Ewes IEG Dec 4. These Lectures will be ilasrs ed
hy brisp PbilOsopbc ExpeTmebts-twenty Maps, Chats
sad Dsrems-t~enty large ard ,pendd PyDt'nr covering
AGO Of canvas executed by the fret artist. Ia the oouoy
ssIrssy these Lectures vhich sid make iuegbe 70
scientific many Of the obcors and comparatively urnte
Ia bic branches Of this us.i0 aud inteIeebs subject
SMILE Teke" Is cents Tickets for the coOrse 81 25
Publishers and others requiring Presswork, In
qusI titles have the work executed in the
most careful and the shortest posbs time, by lesv
bag their orders at BAKER GOD WINS Steam Printing
Establishment, Tribune Buildings.
We h.ve large number q the latest Improved sssm Power
Presses tAeauss and Hoe for description Of work hne
nmOD and sesy' tate especial pains to render our Print
ing reAC, ceu and attractive. -
fRINTFk possessing Power Presses will be sccommo
&nve on the most reasonable terms.
Every variety of Printing om the Smallest Gard or Label TO
the Largest BIZ or Book. exscuts ~ th!s Othcs.
BAKER 4 GOODWIN, Printers,
Corner Nassau ard Spfusests entrance No Sprueest
lxrfh American Fire Insurance COmpany-Csss
xgfks $3.50 eco. With large turplus-Ofee No Wsilst
Insure against loss damage BY kIkE at the established
Es&L ..,,, -, .,,.,s n,..
kw. BLzScKER seoretary.
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Udnts.

CITUATION WANTED-By Nurse Of long
- ,Ip-r.p.e ard high mmsbdsos from the vt es'H-
ei.rs .ps f.nIhe. Is NURSE f.r Al NvAL'p LADY o.
he business vi .dOw OF .laIly .y -no py
ss'ss lsrss eneoss to aeeonmoS.ts two conf.oy
sHg &. u .. ne i' East i"A''-' '''''' VI '
WANTED An experienced Lady Teacher OF
w he PisnoForte and sn s wishes to nsd aoas 10
b received an equivalent References exchanged Address
4 Y, Tribune Office
WANTED-A situation By an American Girl,
w 20 60 6EsERAL HOUsEWOhK IN ANAL FAM >.
TIE hest Of city reference given Apply No. lls Seesmin
al stairs, ihbe d or, eA;a room
WANTED-A situation by a respectable young
w Wcm.D, to do CHAhBERwoRK and wAIrlyG.
F.s rooa city reference Can be seen for tWo da, No
IS 2t-av., inst door above l2h,t-
WINTED-A situation, by respectable young
H.. s,d civ isfssscs srsm her M
p,-s. Can be at No $50 liz sv in the She store
VVANTED-A situation by q respectable young
woman Rny',s t f, IRsEs '.S plS a. G ss.
'sfe,re. from Der p.ee vhsr. .hs lived several ys..
wtuld 90 HOUSE Work In .mhl family Ca BE- seen i1r
twofs. Call at No. 10 Eat etha, on the first hcor o
rear the Ltsv
A GENTS wANIED.-E1traordinsr Induce
CAMPBELL 4 Co, Philadelphia, Pa
A LADY of Massachusetts,, educated for her
ofs .Dd .s.usoT ID % teaching he 0dissy "a
SITUATION In f.mi school Address or sPpy to H. p
s No. Is East Broadway
4 FRENCH CRAFTSMAN desires a situation
n in III speer.o Arehiv e.. Office Nes York or
Drawing or Prsreh- Adare,sJ. v, Tribune Office
EDITOR WANTED-There is now an opening
Il ,crs capable WI nly sssb shsa Weekly Pspsr
In tts City Tn. applicant be capsule Of tsking
" .ns az .eh ss or.ias s.s : tn.yb nseo.a
the Interest Of the psper There Hre nov employed
,y.r. other editors nsvrs chrge Of different deps'menta
y feeling bsef competent 10 the tass wao desired
IL se.nre position address ~ ishEh BOX
Nc l3 Titm- Office for days stating fAs5 eIpectst
ONE THING NEEDFUL in every family is
O,ood sERyANr Good sERvANS are at the PROTEST.
Ant EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, No C.nin, reer Bleses'
Hst JonN iooNo, as-n-
ITO APOTHECARIES and CHEMISTS A
Young Physiciss Csdua's of three Yeas SANDING de-
ALTON where p, ,ns~sass ., no
mall available He would aie charge Of retail shop or ire
phs,m,eso,ica department. OF wh5essle dns etaba mnt
5r . CHEMICAL fctory. Address PHARaACEUTlSr, At the
Union.fqusrs Post-Ohse
VVANTED-A situation for . Boy Of II who
hiss served Apr ntics ship Of 10 ons place
Al ~ pssves bunes bat Who needs more aoiiye eme oy
ent Good city efsrenee given Address SCHooL l." fro
sne Office
WANTED-At No 4 East broadway, two Men
w to Work IN sovs Store Lad for Whoesae 'hq1n
s,oe Places obtained CLERKS Porers Mes Steamers
and Railroads h'a's'eepe"' 'H'"''''' Z GILLEN
VNJANTED-AS STOVE DESIGNER, DRAFTS
w MAN and PATTERN MAKER one who competent
TO take eaArse Of Shop, where variety OF stJts OF
stoves got up. Situation armament Apply 70
Dewitt g. ROOT, Bafto N Y.
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NOTICE. to FARMERS and DAIRYMEN-

NOJICE to FARMERS and DAIK1MEN.-
IN Pnnen snd Dairy desoss OF selling thstr bUrrER
and PRODUCE or CASH. At remunest'e .rcs. directly .
corium.rs this and The neshboiins cities, AID rea ing
themselves portion Of the profits usually sesuins TO Middle
men se respectfully Invited communicate BY n,l or tH-
nrs.. ,itb ,be .ub.erber A l.. SrINS)N,
F.me and Dsyuens Agent At the Office Of tho Express
Me-.erser, Nc. IS Broadway, HewYeTk-
Rseepee-The Agents OF the principal Express Companies
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Clothing.

GHIRTe-self-measurem impossible Onlv
- pre- media swEesd st the fsr shirt, 20
tsnnel Wsstcost. Clehs 10 and Do PAGES sss nd al d
BRlE Co. french skirtrnakers No q cosd.its, sana
st. Loneon, Engsnd w. THOMAS 4 Co.
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AN EXCELLENT CHANCE to buy 20 or 40
"A acres Of good LAND at S2 10 per tas1ed ef three
bours ride New York by sross In good nsghborhood
The lsnd new has rich loaips soil spd unsurossd Tor
produetiveLess }. G. SANDERS. NO. 0 ssssatt.
DERGEN HIGHTS-FOUR LOTS, beaut.
ID fully stuaed within pleasant walk Of the ferry aud
with emnbuss passing BY few minutes for sale low A
ply at No. 1J7 Wafer ST.
NHOICE LOTS for SALE-With large
~ BUILDERS LOAN In Ssthst between tth and 6th
W i'll loan 81 eco CT IS 90 on each lot Inquire o.
ROSWELL O. PIERCE,
Pn.1t of Broadway, under tho Metropolitan Bank
MISERABLE LOTS for SALE.-Fiye Lots on
tr eeI 9th and Asdisonsvs DO Sb between same
enpesi 90. Oh S2dst 5h-sy D do Msdiscn-sy
between 3lst lsnd 1hsts do 25dst between lib sed
9Th ard lots Broadway cheap between Stb snd
3sth s,a Inquire Of ROSWELL q. PIERCE,
Pines-, o1Tner Of Broadway.
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HOLDERS of SHARES in THE PEOPLES
IL BUILDING ASSOCIATION Of the CITY OF NEW
YORK which psymnt hs' been male for aH noohs
will please take notice that the ooh day OF January next
,ueh shares will be declared Noutey forfeited provided b.
law BY order ofthe Bord,
NV" JOHN r. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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Tor SALE-A COUNTRY-SEAT in Morris
tom, New .ersey The pl,cs includes 81 sees Of snd
ard beautifully situated upon OF water the banks
Of ~heh 10 com nodious Bosthouse, with boat &c The
House we'll built modern frame eoihce OF the Italian cot
ge st and erected sw since There OF the
Ct city residence IN the dwelling nousshot aud
cold three doors bathing closet furnace
ard Also t,ken tie barn AID Ia the
IL OF the stable and house The vs~s Of he soany
ON the house beautiful aod that nom tbs back pi,fIs
uMssblyso There many bearing fruit trees, and l,ss
quantity uowirs The garden well arranged, and csed
with anal fruit, &c The place embraces about 900 feet In
the road less than three fouhs Of me from the OF
koIrstown few Minutes walk from the sost-oics depot,
churches and schools For per iealars sppy TO
BAKER l. WEEKS, Auctonssrs No. Piaest
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I OST-0n Wednesday afternoon, in coming up
II IN the 6tb..y. cars, POCKET BOOK containing Ort5-
eight t0as TIE hsder vii receive the tanks Of the evnes
ana u be ubeIay rewarded BY esyinf me It No lie
.5,hr., between eth-sv. AID Broadway, New Yerk.
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INSTITUTION I'D ChENlSl Ia Oentic-
man Who has devoted raj TO the study OF CD NJ
lsTkY who tesim 'nias Of h prodci
would be wiling deliver LtCTU AE5, vita hlusHstgns on
h science any of the schoo for yovg Ladies Gshte-
In this cy The Lectures win b. delivered shsr in
Fre1c b or English. Address A. DU SEkCEAU. Nevforx
Medical College East 18Th Refers to PROT H. o. D1remus,
d.
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DOY MlSSING.-WILLIAM b. AMES, A
ID Boy about twelve years Of having dark light
pe1op shtcolod straight hair and dressed In dark col
sckst with mall gilt Buttons bias mixed psntsosn new
cooro 9th covered buttons and
red Kossuth hat sfthis home In West Brsse ~stsr
Mas the 2'st suitable ward will b paid 10
person will said boy the subscriber give Ia
iorn alton where he can be found Address TAO MAS AMES
IVES. Brdsewater Mas
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National THEATER-A. II. PURDY, Man
pG'RTON's-C hambers-St.-FRIDAY-TAe

W. m. tUo Or, ..est Favofsss tbs Stage,
TIL Z SERIOUS FAMILY AM TdE TOO 1LES.
Ar,J,is,h EEK ard 1ic o.hy Toode M bofton
C,.t.n Aslire. Mr.. &. JOotsn Hicow..'.mss ynRni
Law Crssn ,y and MIS- Toe MA hssue'
o. Na5sS q and o igHs Comedy, esAed -
FALSE PHkTENSESi Or. soTH SiDHs OF GOOD SoSis1f'
In ~hoh The \ boe ComBsny Will s9pesr
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THE NETWORK TRIBUsEI

voR CALIFORNIA, ORvGON, AND THE
SASDW ISLANDS,
ysosbed the departure Of each Mail Steamer for Aspn
vsa al ei 20 per sppuu. Single copies six Cents
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-10-25
House Of Representatives.

Adams--Isaac Robinsop*
Allegheny--James B. Fulion,* Samuel
Smith y L. B. Paierson,# Christian Magse, y
James Salisbury.*
Armstrong, Clarion and Jefferson-Dawson
phelps,t Philip Clover,t James U. Giles
piet
Beaver, Butler and Lawrence-D. L. I'm
brie,f A. w. Crswford,t R. B. McCombs.t
Bedford, Fulton and Cambria--G. Nelson
Smih.* Joseph Bernhard.*
Berks--J. Lawrence Geiz,* Benjamin Nu-
nemacher,* William Hains,* Geo. Shenk.*
Blair and Huniingdon-J. M. Gibbony,t J.
II. Winirodef
Bradford--B. Laporie,t Jndson Hulcomb. 4
Bucks-John Mangle,* A. B. johnson, y
John H. Loveii.*
Carbon and Lehieh--Thomas Craig, jr.,*
Joshua Frey.*
Cenre-Jacob Strubls.*
Ches,er--Andfsw Buchsnan,~ Robert IT.
win, y Joseph Dowdall y
t'learaeld, Mexican and Elk--Seih Al.
Bsckus*
Clinton, Lycoming and Potter--John C.
MrGhee, i Samuel Caldwell.t
Colombia and Montour--John G. Mont
gomsry.*
Crawford--Howard Powell, t George Msr.
riman.f
Cumberland-Jas. Anderson,* WIN. Har.
per,*
Dau phin-Davld Mumma, + John Wrighi.t
Delaware--ChaIles D. Manley.*
Erie Gideon ]. Bailt Murray Whal.
lon&
Fayette and Westmoreland--P. A. Johns,*
John Fausold,* Samuel HiIl,* Henry q. Eos.
ier#
Franklin--James B. 0n,* James Bojd.*
Greene--Rufus X, Canrbsll.*
lndiana--Rober, Morehesd.t
? Lebanon--Wiiam A. Bsrry.t
Lancaster--George G. Bfush,* jesse Rein
bold,* William Hamilton P. w. House.
kesper,f c. Hunseeker.t
Decentralization Wrigh,,* Henderson
Gayiord.t
Mercer. Venanso and Warren--Samuel
Kerr,t S. P. McCalmonl,t Daniel Lott
Miflin--John Purcell.f
Monroe and Pike--Abraham Edinger*
Montgomery Josiah Hillegsz,s George
Hammils A. B Longsker* -
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The Lycoming District all Right.

We received reliable information from
Williamspon last evening, which settles the
election of john B. BECK and HENRYI.. DF.
FEsBAcH, for the Representative District OF
Lycoming, Clinloa and Potter counties In
Potter county, large number of fraudulent
voters were brought over the line from New
York. aud their voles freely taken by the
Abolition officers of the election. More votes
were polied in some townships than they
have taxable inhabitants; but noiwithsland-
ing all This, Messrs. BECK and DIFFENBAcH
have been elected. They have probably re-
ceived their certificates of election, as The
frauds were so gross, that no election officers
with The least clam 10 responsibility, would
hesitate TO give them certificates. The Ab.
oliionists set up doleful howl about Mis-
sourans interfering al the polls in Kansas,
bu, they did not hesitate TO import voters
from New York, to overcome the Democrats
of Potter county in the State of Pennsylva-
mia. Oh! the base hypocrles! We have
also gratifying information from the Cen.
Ire Senatorial District.-P PeansyiUunidn.
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RESULT OF the ELECTION.

The signs of the times indicate that The
nsxt political contest is 10 be fought upon
the issues oi the constitutional rights OF the
States and the Union, or in other words upon
the subisc, Of abolitionism. The Whis par
ty gave way 10. or was swallowed up by lis
progeny Know-N -Noihngism, aud this in ore
short year has disowned ils name and now
calls itself Republicanism. In the next pres
ideniial contest the change is 10 be rung
neither on the bank nor ihe tarif--neithef on
The veo power nor tie Catholics--nenher OH
the one term principle nor the "iurrinefsh--
bu, upon "nissefs." The opposition 10 De. +.
mocracy has worn al! other of its old ba:ile-
cries TO tile thread, and seciicna prejudice
and passion is now TO be The instrument on
which 10 play new song, "Hard- cider"
was an inspiring snbiecl in an undg gnified
day, but now ",he-e shall be no more cakes
and alen for the "unwashed Democracy"
from ,he party Of ';all the respecabiliiy.
nlhis Sale such Conservatives as Darsie
and Darlington became alarmed at the spirit
cftowdyism in The conspiracy of the hot
bIooded yonng American Calihnes, and we
zee The result in the election this fall. The
alien and sedition spirit of the Adams days
was coming again, aud this narrow senli.
ment Ct Jealousy canrol live in lard and
eye of telesraphs, sieam and newspapers.
There aIe libetaIixing and humanizins aeen.
cies at work in the popular diffusion of sci-
ence and intelligence l,al for all future time
have broken the bars of Inquisiorial torture,
and severed the cords which bound TO the
stake martyrs for Catholic and Protestant
t-tesy in Old England aud for wilchcrafl in
New England.
Bold and bad demasogues may for 5rei
hour play upon the passions or fears OF de-
Iuded few, bui lirue will follow them fast with
merted condemnation and chastisement
This is the lesson written boldly upon The
history Of darker ages than this, and of
gloomier days than ours.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-10-25
Agricultural Fair.


4 The Annual Fair Of the Monaour County
Agricultural Society cameotI in our Borough,
on Wednesday and Thursday OF this week,
and brought, together large number of en-
terprising farmers and mechanics of the
County, as well as number Of the fair Ia.
dies The articles brought together on the
occasion constituted a very choice collection
Of specimens of the Agricultural, Mechani.
cal, Arts,ical, Horticultural and Culinary pro-
ductions of the County, and though not as
numerous as-.we would like 10 witness on
such occasions, yet they were all of very ex-
ce!lenI qualify, and such as reflected the
highes' credit upon the producers, and mani
tested landabe ambition in each not 10 be
ou,donc in his particular line. Some of these
productions were OF an extraordinary char.
acier, among which twiihont disps;aaemen,
to others) we notice the rorn-s,alks measur-
ing fifteen feet in heighi, raised bv Stephen
F, Roberts, on the farm of A. F. Russell. a
loi OF corn ears raised upon the same farm,
on land producing This year, 200 bushels of
ear TO The acre "a 10, ofcabbages aud beets
raised by John Best, of mammoth size,
bushel of qnnees, furnished by Caleb Ap.
pemau and another furnished by Jno Bndd-
man which may fairly challenge the State
10 produce their superiors. A number OF
very excellent calile were also exhibited
We regret to be compelled TO add that there
was not fair proportion IN number of the
implements aud productions, OF the farm for
such an exhibition, and hope that on the
rex, occasion of The kind our farmers will
not be kept back by any fears OF failure, or
apprehension that their arlit les are not wor-
thy OF exhibition. Each should strain to
have something to bring, and then bring The
best that he can. The weather was very
fine. aud The attendance larger than under
the circumstances could have been anticipa.
ted, and growing interest in this kind of As
sociatons for he advancement of the agri-
cultural interest of our County was clearly
manifest.
We are sansfied that these organizations
and the annual Exhibitions will be croduc-
tive Of incslculable benefit to our country,
and hope to see each succeeding Fair, better
than The last, until Monlour County shall be
able III complete with any other in the
State.
The Danville Brass Band with it's spirited
music, added 10 the enhvenment OF the Ex.
hioiiion, on Thursday afternoon, and the Co.
lumbia GuaIds also visited the ground the
same afternoon. Rev. MILToN LIenTSER de-
lvered all appropriate address on Thursday,
OF which more extensive notice will be taken
next week. The whole affair was oil very
pleasant and interesting character, and we
hope profitable also.-. .Danrihe In.
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CVtHfy .,uPeT'ttt'ut"f'
Bloomsburg, Oct. 25th 1855.
r. w. WEAVER,
County Superintendent.

~ Five of the public schools of this dis
tricl were opened on last Monday the other
two will be opened on next Monday. The
Upper Grade School is nnder charge OF Mr..
John Guss, heretofore student in the Will
iamsporl Seminary. A female assistant is
yet to be engaged. The Hopkinsvile Gram.
mar School will be in charge OF Mr.. Hiram
Hutchinson. The other schools IN the Acad.
emy Building. are taught one by John Evans,
and The other by Miss Rebecca Freeze. The
other teachers IN the district are Thomas J..
Morris, Miss Deborah Knorr, Miss Caiharine
Weaver aud Miss Martha Z. Wells