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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25
SUBSCRIPTION TOWARD THE REORGANIZATION
or ANTIOCH COLLEGE.

Il having been r. presented 10 us nat the ou'stand
ins debts Of Antioch College d.psted Is re - 81
exceed hs ana that project s o. foot the objects "
which raise the II sh intebecDrs % ruhs-
the College property r.o,nze the iesu'ion und-r
charter with name, but entirely nee from deet'
ard -ubsrrsmens of Every lind that in orle
pa those obsc,. the Of s2 oso in money IA. been &C.
uay provided and deposited in tru'i in the bands OF President
Msln that the - &S hs. been undertaken 10 be pro
about Boston ard other parts II New cnsani
subsrpons for nearly hat c which have already oeea re-
-vee snd ,ha; "bcrp;on. ssye been mAde IN dferen.
parts Of the S;se Of Ooo ~hich II supposed yield
esst the further OF 80 n mot ey leaving oay bal
ance Of tls.eooto De procured in other qusrier'-
NV the undersigned relying uPon he Truth Of 'ch rep
re'en'aon' do upon the 'th t.reof heroy s,ree ot
himssn 70 deposit IN tte hsnes OF thare- hnter Inon
Teston and Low Trustees OF or before the 'h Of
January rent the mentioned opposite our respective
usm's hereunder writer provided that before a day The "a
Of the responsible subscriptions hereto sha amount 20
be esd from al ab,, to msse such deposit of the Noou
Subscribed BY u, respcyey-t being uudttood that sAd
receive Ia tru TO carry out our purposes IN rsAi 20 II a'
herein decls-d-thst 10 TO say;
go oco much the shall be ueedl shall be forth
nr ard ha with sad go be 'uieut 10 purchs'-t the
whole Of the land budpss and ether property 81 Yellow
SPRING. Ohio. which heretofore belonged to Antioch coese,
and besides such purchase can be made 10 such manrr
% sctsr,sd f,on n, ~. and ,b,,e.
one free rom al debts and ncu OF every
kind then (but not otherwise 70 sTy sail $500 with The
other u entionea sums TO .ucn purchsse
II there should be any surplus Of sd money stter the
making Ct such purchase 20 pay IL over 70 tne new corporation
S II the .sd .un. Of s2cso szcOO. .nd s2oooo s..
Of them shall be needfu should be forthcoming
H. with the said $1,000 they shall De found 20 b. inuci-nt
the above purchase from hs exist,
debt' from legal disability or other
should be practicable to scque the said prooertv .
above mentioned c)rpurats Orsani
zs'op # Artior College dis'hured from a the emhsrs-s
msut. and liabilities OF the eItng sf free from s t~o'
ircumbsnces Of every kind ncu and in either u those
repay the Of subscriptions hereto 10 gs
slsctiyely.
Une. the application required BY the first article shall he
made by The Let of July u-x' the repayment required by the
second article shall then he made.
Dated November -. 1853.
Clshin 4 Meilen.........s.... .-..sss.s's.rlpp
III. -. :.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25
" DIX. CHURCHILL AND HIS DISCOVE-
RIES.'
t. hs Ediio, of The y. Y. TTibHn.

t. The Ediio, ot The y. y. TribHn.
SIR A writer who seems desirOus of wearing the
.aures which belong to DIR. Churchill, rs the dscov-
erer Of IA specific remedy FOR tnberculas pro Dulgaei
first to the French Academy Of Msicin-, il evidently
much troabled because the medical profession aud the
public have failed tO recognize has CLAIM IN the prem
ises. in der cation Of that of DIR. c.
Dr ChnrChill's discovery j., that the PRONfMArE
cause, or Al all events, essental condition u the
"ubercuar diathess. is decrease in the system OF
he phosphorus It contains in Oxygenlzable state
" and that the SPECIFIC REMEDY consists in the use
OF preparation Of phosphorus uniting the 20 con.
di'ions OF oeirg in such state that 1. may be d.
"rectly sssimatsd and al the same time at tue low
I" est possible degree Of oxyiation.'
The writer sludedt 10, IN article which appea'ed
in THE 1RIBusE of the 10Th ut., clams that ne s sn
titled TO prior right of discovery becsuse in 1891 he
compounded pres ptioa for the cure OF con-
sumption, Of uhsch ptosDhoric ac.d rds prominent
and essential ngred'eH,' The italics are his own
That is, phosphorus II complete stse OF oxydifloo,
and therefore incapable Of attracting any further
equivalent OF oxygen.
IL THE TEIBIsE Of to-day this same writer seems
Ia have abaI IdoDed his Ors claim for ne now Gays:
" proposed ain,istsrirg xxx phosphorus Yph
" ne aUCT,d purpose Of tHcrsastaf the dtir4cti0n 0
"eJycen gas. These itahcs also bis. That =,
phosphoru scT in compl,e state Of oxydstion, and
hence capable OF ab@orbing further equivalents "
oxygen.
Now the pnosphorus, in the form Of hypophosphites,
prescribed by DR.. Churcal, IL rpresented by the
formula 20; in phosphorc sc!d BY the formula POo.
The nst phosphorus ooInoaed sith OHe equiVaiSnt
Of oxygen the s,tor is phosphorus combined With tce
equivalents. The one s capable Of absorbing from
tie bocd four further eqmyslerts Of oxygen, and 50
, tends to keep up the Glow combustion which !. one
Of H. principal pheromens Of hfe;" the other, BE-
rg already completely oIydned, can attract no sddi'
tolal oxygen whatever, after being taken INTO tue
system.
This writer seems to have got thngs much . mixed
up, having DO very clear conception OF what h!s dis'
eoveiy ~ i, ii We ray judge 0y his change OF po'l-
-. - q
6ue u,.bgby whs, his own theory Of cure really is.
il WI be the enough Tor him TO discuss tnst OF Dr.
Churchill.
Disr-gsrciry all theorie. which may be propo1nfsd
by others the simple fact that SUCCESS mas followed
tie Of the hypophosphits, in The United Sfate as
well as in Europe establishes beyond AL perafven,nre
the resrnab value of Dr. Churchill discovery;
Ne. is John Erset, Dec "a. lsj. JWlSCHE,IEk
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25
INDUSTRY AND INVENTION.

Mr.. Henry Burden. the inventor Of Burden 5
Horseshoe Machine" started for Europe, in the Asia,
Now 80, taking with him machne constructed eI-
pressly 10 be worked in Frsrce. This machire turns
ON, shoes MADE upon the exact pattern furnished Mr.
Burden by the French Government ., the rae OF
60 per minute, or $500 per hour. When It l. cor
sidered that blacksmith and Ms helper can make IN
days work but SIX dozen shoes, and ths, Burden
machine shoes have been approved by the Quarter
Master General Of the United States army, ana are
low in general use by the United States army and by
VARIOUS Horse Railroad Companies in New-iork City
as well as by bscAsmths throus bout the country, and
prove II every way durable and servlcesb.e as
tne bsst hsrdmsde shoes il vii Be readily perceived
vhs, q boon such labor saving machine Is TO the
world.
Mr.. Burdens Invention j. the result of many yssrs
Of thought and labor. Tie machine Itse has been IN
operation a; tte Troy Iron Works i,r nearly tEo
years In 1856 Mr.. Burden visited Europe with q
s all working noie, which tlrned oct tn shoes and
,a. created the llvee.t interest among the mandie-
,ur.r, atd horseDen Of England. trarce. Russia,
Austria, and Prussia, in all wtice Ststes every facility
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25
THE MOUNT VERNON FUND.
Marcus Spring.
ID. BUHguI....,

To ths Edto, of The ~ J. Tribune.
SIR: Allow me to submit through your columns TO
the ladies' Of New-York and other cities where the
good old custom Of making NewYea calls is observed,
n proposition which would think, If carried out,
cure baisome addition to the fund for the purchase
of Mount Vernon, wtch they are so nobly exering
themselves to bring up to the required amount My
plan is that every lady who receives New-Yesr visit
ors shall have in her drawn groom b for the re-
ception Of contributions 10 the Mount Vernon Fund
Few any callers would fail under the double inlu-
of patriotism and gallantry, to make New Year
presents to the Mount Vernon Box" and the laiss
Of every household, on openiog the depository voui
find within il of money smsl large, according
10 circumstances which the Treasurer OF the Mount
Vernon Association would be happy to receive and ac-
knowledge as so much added 20 the amount required
for the purchase Of the home ard tomb Of Washington.
hope this suggestion will be adopted. J.s.G.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25
TO THE FRIENDS or THOROUGH EDU-
CATION

Antioch College, st Yellow Springs in the insenor
MNn, an educator too well known in both hem
spheres TO reed praise. A corps of ike-mnied, de-
voted professors and teachers his liors IL che
education OF some 800 pupils. not only in al Ordinary
useful knowledge, but--whst vastly nor-inoorsnt-
in those high and worthy arms cscllsted TO render
each of thea pupils, through ife raistng center Of
generous and liberal influences.
Perhaps ore instrume l'ay exists in oar lsni, or
gres'er value trsinipc tue risrg generation TO cNry
tie Republic safely through The gr AZ dsager that be-
sets us, Of too esger pursuit OF mere msterls good
ard TO make our unprecedented pro~Pe n,y suoservs
hsa,-,he establishing of our institutions the only
firm bssis OF Intelligence aud Virtue.
We can sca,oely overrae the importance OF such az
influence, especially in the great West, With It's Im9u
sye ard plastic sId rspidly extending population.
This college is heavily indebted but An earuest snt
place II on solid self supporting basis. with means
OF greatly ircressei u-efulress. The tine within
which this must be done II done At all, viii soon be
past. 4 few devoted friends have too much Of this
burden TO carry which fact has proufeod this appe,
Should this meet the eve of any who would deem it
apriyilege to further noble an ohet, they are de-
sired TO send then subscr piors to Mr. +. A. Palmer
President of the Brosowsy Bank, opposite the Park
The terms Of subscription are that the money shall bs
sscredy refunded if the object s not accomplished Of
freing The College snti,ely from dejt. 5.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25

FUGIrIyE SLAVE EXCITEMENT INWEsTERS Iowa.
Nebi aka beirg mere Tern Ory, toe COn-tltntion
VI the United States according u tbe Drei Scott do
o;slon authorizes the holding Of slaves therein. On
The strer g'h of this Mr.. Nuckol. Missouri -sve-
holder removed into that Territcry With number Of
chaties" and estsbhched himself At On sh., which
il on the opposite shore % the Missouri River from
Iowa Thee chsttels, finding the land of Freedom
20 lear by crossed the yer one DAY into Iowa, WHICH
az q word knows and Iis progress proves. - \
very good Free State. At las. accounts, Mr. Nnck-
oils he'd not heard Of his escaped nigser., bat
swfuy excited also were son7 seveoty-tve others
of nigper.driving .roJerstes 81 Omsb,, VINO tare.t
ensd 10 cross over into 10 and take summary y-nge
s1ce upop the Fre--Sollsrs of Tabor, sIkse H.
on the other sde whose people are charged with hsv
10 coaSei Of the "n'ggers," and with hsrbo'ing
,Lem There is great excitement both In eastern Ne
orsska ard IL Western lo~s in Consequence of these
ibsrty-s.ekpg "piggers," AMI Mr. N1cko!ls is ,re-
n.nocusly furious Look out for " wars aud runlors
Of wars lCnoagO JOURNAL -'s'.
DEAD BODIES SEES AT SEt.-Capt. Spencer Of me
osck.t-snip Daniel We astsr, from Lond0o, arrived
Ia. pgbt reports: sept % in lat AZ 80, lon ~
on the outward psesag-, pas-ed args bn'nosr ~
dead bodes swoLsn srd distorted wi.a the ses oiris
proving on them. They were to1b,, OF the steam
shIp An-triss Passengers. IDey were neary 10
yetber, 10 grouI os tao and three.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25

SIAvK-BRrFDIsG IL TURXEY The Conssntinople
correspondeni Of k Nod says thst since the Russians
ave had no fleet in the Black Ses, the Turkish Gov
erument openly favors the Crcassian slsve-trsde,
allowing the slaves TO be landed the northern shores
of Asia Minor where the local authorities furnish them
with CERTIFICATES that they Turkish subjects after
which they as taken TO of the ports ireqnsnted
by the French, Austrian and Turkish steamers, who
carnot refuse TO take passengers with papers IN rege
and transport them wherever there msy bs demand
for them. While the couespondent-Mr. Tcbiasteheif
was at Samsouu, Osinan Paoha himself publicly pur-
chased young girl OF Circsssian merchants, provided
with Turkish passports. Some ten miles from Ainsss
/. the Village of Koutou which is inhabited entirely
nv Circsssians who make it depot for their business
Tteydo not ,nfne themselves to receiving aud selling
OWLS horn in Circassis, but qnte really to take
Ccssns Of both sexes not for sale but for breeding
purposes. These they couple, as do the Virginia
breeders, and give their offspring such physcai ana
mental tranics ss will best secure for the human art
Gle tie highest prices knowe TO the market. Some o
course are trained .or one purpose, soIe io' snoes
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25
THE LAW AND THE SLAVE-TRADERS.
From The wa.h,n,,on Usion. De-. q.


Asamer question OF philanthropy 20 the negro, tte
person whO have recently brought cargo Of Africans
fr IN the coast Of Guinea ard landed them in Georg7
ney have done beneficial work. But, aside from
q at isolated feature of the transaction, cannot
perceive 8 single circumstance to relieve the moral
turpitude of the crime The law If the country bas
been deliberately violated aud Gct Of piracy COM
II IL ed a. sordid aud ~antou dsgrtced tho
timee of the buccaneers. Why have glbbering ne
groes lite elevated in int lgence than many
monkeys been brought rom their native and cOuge-
NAL wilds to be thrust upon our soil Snp'y Tor
r0nsy raie. II is lot pretended that auy aty ,ntage
can this coutineut s people or ts institu-
tioL. except the mere peeqoiary advantage that may
result from larger supply Of labor. IL clnnot bs
denied that any but moral injury To society can come
Of these importatons. Ths laws 0f the country have
been broker the public sentiment Of the who'll coun-
try ofer dsd piracy committed ard guilt deliberately
incurred solely for sorJd gain For the benefit ofhe
poke. the saDctity OF the law has been invaded. Ea-
treIched securely behind the laT, the Soa,h has sue
cessfuy defended her constitutional rights ssaln-t the
assaults VI her enemies for quarter OF centnfy bat
now come Of her people are willing TO turn upon
and batter down that hitherto sacred ard inn reguabo
rampant Heretofore the pride OF the South IS been
that her cause was the cause " the Constitution snd
the laws; bu. now some Of her own people enfesyor
wantoIy 10 sbrOgate and set aide those Instruments.
At last among her own citizens, tnere /. division Ut
couuses between the ntile and the hOnesfHDl there
are those willing 10 seek only what is exQedlent -Ud
profitable At the expense Of what IL lawful aud what Is
touest Has the South turned Jew l, gam, - toe
almighty dollar 70 be henceorh tie god Of the Cays-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25

Tpy Mississippi BRrpGy AZ Sr. P.uL.-Tie 81.
Paul Time, says the bridge over the rver 81 tnst
place !. approaching fast as ouch huge
structure car epproseh anything. Tee huge stone
pier. esht in lumber, nearly all completed r-siy
fur TIE nue- supersructure ct trer-ti so "ncn
i Ia reoo.e upen them. About hundred men a,e
.grlsry IN ploysd upon the bridge. BIT, noswi,h-
s.rdpe s,sry sfort of'he sn 1inse', 1t douo'fn II
viii d. fui.hed b.fore May 1t I'll e"-t' wnen c'a'-
tted $4,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY DECEMBER s5 1853

w1 given him for securing patents ani Introducing
nschInes.
Mr.. Burden hs. taken with him, beside the ma
ch ne ten TIM. cf America, iron, rolled into proper
shape for machine hose-shcss. HepropOses 70 aston
ish France, by showing, not only that 81 American
can make horseshoes faster than they ever maze
before but also that American is jus, IS good for
that and every ether purpose or u.s. which iron is used
a. the best Swedish.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25

NIsrB WARD gTPUsLIcAs AssocIArroS.-This
A.oc,aiion AS; night elected the following officers:
p,sn6e.s-PFrER N,S AxrwERP . . =,
TkrF,.ndeni.-Rob-rtP Pster.on G-orre Merkls, d. T.
Deu,ol. " Liam L. B-T1isn-
secysfr,y Asa l,u-an.
Iy,a,r,1-fraros A. sn.sen
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25

ard special care s bestowed on those wno seek sale
(, -.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1858-05-05
DIR. WALTON'S
AMERICAN PILLS.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.

YOUNG AMERICA VICTORIOUS!
nNE small box of Pills cures ninety Pine
W cases out of hundred No Balsam, no
Mercury, no oder on the breath, no fear of
detection. Two small pills dose tasteless
and hormless as water. Full directions are
given, so that The patient can cure himself
as certain as with the advice of the most ex.
perieaeed surgeon, and much better than
with the advice of one OF lu!e experience
in this class of disease.
Sent by mail to any part of the Country
by enclosing one dollar 10 DIR. d. G. Walton,
No. l54 North Seventh ST., below Race,
Philadelphia, n liberal discount 10 The trade
None genuine without The wrillen signature
OF d c. Walton, Proprielor
DR.. W.'s treatment for Self-abuse, Weak.
ness, &C., is entirely different from the usual
course. Dr. w. has cured hundreds who
have tried others without benefit. The
treatment is as certain TO cure as the sur is
to rise. Enclose stamp, and address Dr..
w. as above, giveng full history of your
case, and you will bless the day you m ade
the effort 10 secure what is cerian--A RAD
lCAL4CURE. lJan. 81. l858-fy. .
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1858-05-05
TREAsURER's SALE OF
LAND In COLUMBIA co.

A GREEABLY TO the provisions of an ac,
OF Assembly, entlled an act directing
the mode of selling unsealed lands ior taxes
and for other purposes, passed the 18th day
OF March, 1915, and the further supplements
thereto, passed the 18th day Of March, 1917,
25th day Of March 1921; and the 9th day Of
March is47, the Treasurer Of The county OF
Columbia. hereby gives notice to all persons
concerned therein, that unless the County,
Road, School, and State Taxes dine on the
following tracts of unseated lands, situate in
Columbia county, are paid before The day
OF sale, The whole or such parts ofeach tract
as viii pay the iayes and costs chargeable
thereto, will be sold at the Court House, In
Bloomsburg, on the Second Monday OF Jnne
next, 1858, and be continued by adjournment
from day to day, for arrearages of taxes due
said County, and The cost acctued on euch
tract respectively.