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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-08-04
VOL. ). NO 3S.
From the Lancaster Inte!ligencer-
arnn Ynrnoi''


This is the cry of several Of ,he Opposition
Journals against William \ Porter, the Dem
ocratic candidate for Judge Of tho Supreme
Court
When the elder Pitt, at the age Of 25. be-
came Prime Minister of Englaud-and he
proved to be a head and shoulders taller in iu
tellect and power than any OF his cotempora-
ries-was accused, to use his own language,
of ''the atrocious crime Of being a young
man." he contented himself with wishing that
he s'might be one of those whose foilies may
cease with their youth, and aot one of those
Who are ignorant II spite Of experience
Mr., Pitt only uttered the sentiment of all sem
sible men-that neither age nor youth in it
self makes fitness or unftness for station. but
that qualification is, and should be, the only
criterion An old goat is none the more ven
cradle fer his grey beard. Instances innU-
mcrablc occur in the history of our own and
other countries, in ancient and modern times,
where youth showed itself infinitely superior
to old age Alexander the Great had con-
qucred the then known world before he was
80 years Of age. Nopoleon defeated the ar
mics Of Austria. commanded by her most dis
tingushed and veteran Generals, ct the age
of ~. Washington WAS was appointed to the
chief command OF the Revolutionary army at
IS Hamilton was Secretary of the Treas
ury when but little past 30 Henry Clay was
elected to the U. s. Senate at the age Of %.
The late Chief Justice Gibson, Of this State,
was appointed to the Supreme Bench when
not more than go William Bigler was elec-
ted Governor at 49, Judge Knox was on
the Supreme Bench at 35. Summoriield was
the most eloquent and impressive pulpit ora
tor At the aga If "a. Ana SO we might 90
on and enumcTate, ad iafnitaDs, the names
of distinguished soldiers, statesmen, divincs,
etc., al OF whom made their mark on the
country and the worlds history long before
they had reached the meradian Of life We
admit that many mcu do not reach their full
powers Of Intellect and experience uutil they
are sixty CT upwards but, on the other hand,
many are older IN these respects at 80 than
their cotemporaries at 60.
Judge Porter, the Democratic candidate,
is 81 years Of age, at least seven years older
than the late distinguished Judge Gibson
when he Went upon the Bench. Il is admitted
on all hands, by political friends and oppo-
nents, that he is q man Of superior intellectu-
al powers and Of great legal learning and abil-
| ity. Such is the judgment Of those who bad
! business before the Supreme Court since lie
! has been a member of 1t. Kind and aniable
! in his department to the members of the Bar.
and of high moral character, he is, in all res
! poets, model Judge, and, with 4 few years
| experience, would take rank with any of the
able Jurists who have preceded him at the
head of that Court. That he will be cleo ted
! is, we think, beyond doubt
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Select OuIe,
From the London Family Herald
Z II Z
STOLEN CASKET OF JEWELS.

: EUlEN UA0kE Ui' JEWELS.
In the winter of IS. whiia ascending the
Me with frcnchmon named Gardct, in
pursuit oi advcnture. we had occasion to stop
at the town Of Oasint. Gardot was French
man by birth, and had been my COMPANION
Tor three years, through all my Agiatic van
deungs; and mutual attachment having aris-
en, be now considered himself an inscparable
ceitss1tne en5 Of uliuc. lie gas llran shreWtl
| by nature, Of Undaunted courage, but so gar
ruious that l never brcathcd to him about
plans until they were ready for fulflment,
| OF myself all the reader need know is, that
l had ocen travelling in Egypt and Asia;
! spoke the IauCuage 1ucntly, and fattercd
| myself that l understood Oriental manners
| and character pretty thoroughly.
As We always made it point to pay our
! respects at head quarters, we at once went to
| see the Governor, Achmet Bcy, fine look
Ping Oriental, Turk by birth, although a.
he told Us, resident for twenty years of
! Egypt. We found him in his palace, about
| half mile from the river, seated on a divan
| Of beautiful needle work, before which was
one Of the finest and most gorgeous of Per-
! sian mats On his right was : long nargileh.
! He rose as we entered, received Us with cor
! diality, and bestowed on Us every attention
| that Inherent polItoacss, could devise.
After smoking with him for some time
! and conyersiDg on Egyptian topics, be showed
Us many cUricsitics. and al Of his accoutre-
mcnts: among them vas a saddle, richly
mounted with silver, which was presented to
him by the Pa&ha Of Egypt. While exam
| ming its workmanship attentivcly, I noticed
= small pocket on one side which seemed to
be filed with coin. Observing that it had
| attracted my attention, the Governor who
had worn an anxious cOuutcnancc throughout
! our visit, notwithstanding his c0rdiality, re-
marked that Le had lost the key to it, CT he
| would be pleased to show me the contents,
which be also valued IS being the Pasba's
| gilt. lie tho,. handed the saddle to an at
| tonocr-, and making sign 70 my companion
! to follow With CIR d.a20E'au, lie linked nav
| ar01 j. rs, a-1, after 2lucing ut nay face,
as though he rca! il il the probability Of ny
| ben ,.'s-..a,,..y, and apparently concluded
iH9t vas eon-~cd to lac that he nat tee"
| r'1..h
| -A,.-' lalS'''= 10 N',e tue erect proooced
y IL ~ - .a.I, y 9out
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I9ite })oetrn>
&c OF EMIGRATION.
Mrs. UENaSS.

J" Mrs. N&NaSS.
la .ong on the cl;mfns sea,
Of Egief and glce;
ra.an, jy -sighs, was there.
tc sunny ali;
laal., and Of pastures now
Ill ha.l through the surscs Low.
ever and anon
A~w@rr Of farewell
TIL. h~ fl. plaiut.vc tone,
-- from woman's lip it fell,
.r.r tie ioaming mainl"
a. ana Joyous strain
skies than ours aGar,
our ,.r.sa IS z brighter star;
plains Wise v,rIure no foot hath
~-s' a.s brave glest,''
.l. .. we -.eajt go"
aw.I voices .hcn.
"ll- -.l7-essealss warm and low,
! r.- brook and in tie len"
-a,~ homes under trees tvtt glow
tie frui.aao of eycry L.agh;
walls We will train the vine,
'.w al day decline;
...7, as tl.E-rarr,e 1T viii
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rsa. Franklin seized lightning by the tail,
held it fast, and tanned it. Morse put clothes
on it, and taught it how to read and writo
and do errands.
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Ever Changing yet ever the Same.

The chameleon party arc about to under
60 new transformation. & writer in the
Trenton American details some of the facts
as follows:
at is evident that the { Opposition snake
is again abeut to change its skin This has
come to be G yearly operation with the ami
NAL, and ceases longer to excite surprise
A month ago it was al Anti ti-LecomptoD >
to-day it IS all tariff With all its shame
less treachery to principle and all It's change
of tactics, it is the some dirty party of expe-
diency. marshelled by the same wretchcd
crew of place-huntcrs
6 After twenty years Of uninterrupted pros
pcrity, the ccuntay finds itaclfin the midst Of
one Of those business reyulsions which are
the inevitable consequences of extended trade
and commerce, with which human laws are
inadequate to prevent The enemies of the
Democratic party, ever on The alert for po-
litical capital, are now proceeding to press
this new element into their service But
will the country trust these restless and un-
principled Schemcrs Who stood higher in
the old Wing party as the advocate OF pro-
tectiye tariff, than Ashman of Mass end
Finton Of Ohio :! And yet, only two years
ago, these men, in conjunction with other
leading men Of the protective policy, organi-
zed themselves into a regular lobby associa-
ton at Washington, with the avowea object
of admitting iron Che loudest interest for
high tariff duty free! They sent circulars
to all the mammoth railroad corporations, Of
fering their services to lobby for low duties or
no duties, for a stipulated hire. Look at tho
revelations Of the late tariff investigating
committee. and you will find the great Thur
low Weed receiving $4,000 fee fer laboring
IN the cause OF free trade, against one of the
great agricultural interests of the East and
West And yet, this man, in his editorial
capacity, is clamorous for high duties I
ask again, can the country trust such gang
Of exposed and convicted political hypocrites
With them, the welfare of the country is
secondary to personal aggrandizement."
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REToRT CoUETEoUs.-Roger Sherman's re-
tort upon Randolph is one of the few with
cisms that viii not die Roger Sherman was
representative in Congress frcm CoGnecti-
cut; his business in early life had been that
of making shoes. John Randolph. who had
Indian blood in him, rose, and with his usual
sound, said! j would like to know what
the gentleman did with his leather apron be-
fore he set out for Washington - Mr. Sher-
man replied, Initiating the same squeak, q 1
cut it up, sir. to make moccasins for the de-
scendaLts of Pocahontas."
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r. Al who have meditated on the art of
governing mankind have been convinced that
the fate of empires depends on the education
OF youth.
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at The end Of a mans name,
IL a pigs tail-mcrc for orna-
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.rr I0e difference between a bare
i o'4 ! One fees for shelter
. SHELTER for fees.
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EEK Keep yourself innocent, if you would
be happy.
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- You may read tAis line if you like.
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\, ,.,-Gaman in Canada thus adVer-
" lalf who has left his bed and
Ny wife that's Catrine-shc
.,,,. ,-a11nt AK me-any man trus
-''ae that's loss for you.
LOUIS Ia FLAMME.
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vrRALLY UsgTUL "A letter from
Who IS On the road TO Utah, mar
Glowing, rs among the sights Of
ion:
b readers Of history as delight to
..1ls AFI clad in the leather apron
--.a, or Charles Y. puzzl.ng his
/ .-c machinery Of a watch, could
.ne elimpses Of the officials Of the
lion. l am unable to say how
D. their pleasure. I have seen
o2 cutting the turf for a chin :
1 Secretary of State splitting
T., -nilol States Attorney and
nag the walls of their hut with
day I saw one United States
stripped to the buff and riding
I!loung 4 wagon through q
s South Platte, which he dis,
'lclng while the other Com
,.'Ag accomplished the passage,
..h sack on the opposite bank.
rent IN his pantaloons. These
'ayince you that the civil Off
Il connection with the Utah ex-
not sinecures."
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,7rc-r5cirg Rates.

.r.ts1~oDas must lie marked with
Insertions desired, or they viii be
hl.5, and charged accordingly.
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-nro ,T & SENTINEL" IS PUB
s.1 every Wednesday Morning at
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
GsaI

OFFICE OF THE CuMsERI AND Coal AND Iaou Conrur
Corner Of Broadway and Wal-st,
NEw-YoRK, April q. 1883.
COMPANY Ns now prepared contract for the sale Of
eek wei Inovn and approved qu.isiss Of CUMBERLAND
depots st Akxandria, Va and Bstiror Nd
fh- Company vhea required will charter ye.ses owosa
ffeehs without charge. ROBERT Z. GETTY, President
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
6nmmrr Rgtredta.


A VERY PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT
found y fsu es country board ~ the U,
SON kIVtR INSTITUTE sh- mtlts fIem Hudson dna- the
Juy q Sept ~ Tr0,s from 80 To
96sweSL. Address X e. FLACk, Caversck Columbia Conn-
ty,k
BOARDING at Il FARM-HOUSE.-A few large
ID sry ssuies Ia secured
dse eppc son In the Farm Mansion OF Tbs sunsiibe
neAY Glen Address CH AS UNDERIIiLL Gen Cove.
KITTATINN HOUSE, DELAWARE
IN WATER GAPThis fevorite resort sraid the most de-
gbu heslth O tte mountain regions Of PeDnsyvsntA
opsp Vors Those sho 70 the country for ngs
and to Ld where hss wrought most bosu
fully should Wit the G,p Por sposmen there several fine
the neshboihoOd aud greater taken
than usual Passengers leave pe' No r., a.
srrive at this place. b. railroad h.f ~st "
L. w. BRODHEAD
GUNNER BOARDING.-The subscriber has
~ opened house fer de sirins BOARD In the COUS
TRY duF the weather in the pleasant aud healthy Vii
lss4 Knderbok Colums County N r. aud viii render all
suent.ou t. his sussts for moderate charges. - -
WILSON HAM.
RefcTencs Freesnd Sqres Co., Nos i2z and ia Duane
st.. Te~-YoIk.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

LOR CHARLESrN.-The steamship MRN-
u PHlS CsP. g.. Ws's r. Will leave pief No u n a
SAT- EDAy Jr,y - o'ciock na precis-ly. P...~
Si6 FrSsh; reduce uI rrhsr pO.ioe 10 p,r ~
Iusr e0ch4k pe- efee'- sfc-. kpey
n B CROMWELL Co
NJ . N-st .t AIA~,,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
Boar1 ano 3cnms

DOOMS to LET-lh very desirable location,
lsle. sl'y snd commodos fof Lodglg Breakfast .nd
Traus. Boa'd.r. he accommodated with L0515gs
Bsss ard Ts at 81 pi dsy Apply at No li3 Last Broad
Vsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
WELLS, FARGO & Cos
w SFN-YORK CALIFORNIA
EXPRESS AND EXCHANGE 90.
CAPITAL. 5000. 900.
No s2 BKOaDWtY. NEW-f

EXPRESS AND EXCHANGE 60.
CAPITAL, $500, 900.
No ~ Broadway. NEwYoRk. -
CATTrOgSIs TXPRESs s.v-s the %h and ssh OF e'cA
morth ISLAND or CUBA EXPRESS le,yes Oy al "a ssg
isr =. sre. ,y sa Ish 7t- AID zh of 80 monh COb
YCTIONS s,;sded In al psrs Cuts and pr mp tern
Draft :: Sistt IL SUMS to sSi; or Havana
CALIFORNIA COLLECll llONS.
" San Psr.co soiL att nti9u 70 Coec aous
Cd a. pucips p lit II CHrrEs sud Oe.ou WIZ ponp re-
-rs k.-usS.ursrs MarcrAn making .s-s ~ CAo'1s
~ frezoI rf ,n st, tn. bids lanE through our houe
.ne have to- inv.cr, paid r IL sI Of ee so'd sn-r
hus ryi- brush ot the time on s saa yee
The .,Iir, ip,. nns Z tns gr'o-rty uoul P,ii-
NOTICE. TO CALIFORNIA BpSpHOLDEkS
We sr poy pr-p.,rd 20 eo.v h pD BON j. ot he StAtr
Of C.lc,La E.ncoft the ssue T. Sacis" snt C s1i
NPW ONFS r sSoo iaIce viii III Act ~ tie stn o Ap
is, .ns r,-nr N. .sn@ 20 vi. c.y Bouds for h,nee
should pr.et I'D TIE ii1s IS fnit@s as 90 o1
~i - ies-i by liz State Of C.-b'nh f'i si'ans Ae
January 1883 ,,cv,
W
Phizderl rlis...... ..'.''.'.''''''''', ~ Srn -
Ban Fran Corner hoafon-fy anc oal'nssH
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
q. ANf, nDH CITY OF LOUISVILLE
N4lUl.WNJ. X WarfR WORKS sO,Ds :

S4UU,WW. az wAffR WORKS so,Ds-
Tie sb1rh.s fr. FOX sar tas OF t- 9x Per C-rt 'ords
Of he City q Lrase K-ntccsS s-ued for Construction o
WsE WoTps msurug ssy 1881 principal Anc otefeS pay
able in th- C:, Of New York. - 80 - 49,,
oxeEs oi The stock VS.. iny-ry snd an Trpsof
.aI u ter orr,s ios of al hr real ud p-oud r';s'
city Tae oois,s ths city full power N con
trsr. S@ht an izscs barts. - ~.
TIE pr.s-1, t-b. 81 he ely StClU ~
With .s,e. roupsir II rial rs..:e rk kc Of &oi5 7S
fk- -srl 8 Of the taA.bl- pEoprTy OF th- -
enfu;rf
More Sd one sf the present iude 9-dne. conn
spt az m. raj Railroads the Cos Company 20 whom
e5 hf hH Bonds iszler bound - provide for me
rcpa asd Gi.drpi. or hr Ga. Sock hsvins
already retired "a oo oi o'iEius .su- to that p.nJ
Tn. Iouss lie Fgsrkfo Rsd'o.i Company has retired
th wh isrsr ,inhiss fnnd applicable %
the hsanc Tn. InoE Branch Road has morAssd i;s prop
rty 10 secure retire h. Bonds and the ability ID
the other Cornp,Iys ta h-if not quesioned
The population Of The ciiy Is 1919 -.
Cres the charter cy th- ordinance under which
the bonds issued hr deed 4 cst u the Water Copany
Stock Of the sinkrs Prd and al other nf
ns,ion concerning tie Bones had apple nton 10
CLARK. pOpGE Co, No 81 Wsh-st
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
Hlisrflianeous.

Nll9ffIIUnf0ue.
KEEP COOL.-Refrigerator Water Coolers.
IN Ic,Cres Freezers Fruit Cans Gas Stoves and a. knds
Of Summer Cooking arrangements In sres vs-y sn. o~
prices old No. Ia minest Hoors above oesef
TURNER'S FOREST WINE BIrTERS. Ginger
i Wine Blackberry Brandy. Cordss Srps. Aci OF escy
description warranted have th finest favor OF snynn OF e
kind Manufactured By Turner Brothers S& $50 WsshinStoe
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sT0NINa-

the shortest and direct carrying thu Eastern MAJ
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Ssons, snl
vANDEaRILT Capt W. n. Fr.z-e In connection with -
sTONIHGTON and PROVIDENCE and BOSTON and PROV
DENCF RAILROADS. leaving Nsw-York daily (Sapdss -
ce5ed from Psr No. North River wharf above 8sttsr
sscs, at O'Clock and s.onnston At $50 N; otns
snvsl Of the m,l trsin which leaves Boston At $50
The C. VAN0ERBiLT, from NV YoLk Moodsv w.dsssg
and Fhtsyi from stoniuston Tuesday Ttursdsy and eua
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, nom nsv. York Tuesday Tbafs1p
and Saturday from stonngo Monday Wednesday
Psssepgers proceed from Stonnson s'oad Prvvtd
and Boston In the EIpe.s Mail Train, resohine said
c those by other and 10 ample time for ell the ee
morning connecting North and Fat Passengers tha
Il remain bard ths cLoy plfs rest undafe
breakfast desired, and leave Stoningon IN tas ~
oonncctisg Providence with the Ill l5 train for Booe
bessss-mass-r scompsdes the steamer and sin .hfos
esch Gay.
FOR passage, bsrths sa.erooms freight apply soSd
aeamsr tbs Freight Oce Pier No. North Rvef
tAs office No. 10 Battery pans.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
lake ERIOR LINE .-ld66
An points between CLEVELAND, DETROIT and Superior
cry

IRON CITY, ]. E. Turner Masts.
MINERAL aOCK, J. r. Ryder, Ass>sa
GEN. TAYLOR, 9so. L. stone nsssse
Mating th~s boats lesvtns Cleveland wsek hroa6e
SsAson
fbe uass round aaxht days. Rocus0
,ay Of tho he secured by sddIessIns
aUSsEY & mcbRlDa
Sorwsrdins and Conmssion Aerchssn,
Cleveland, 0hsa
q. s-Msr I'll Packages Care of Hassss koSdds, Vsss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

DEGULAR MAIL LINE for BOSTON 81
ING CHANGED TO . .. m.-On and sftet TUESDAY yust
the Steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK snc NANDERBlLf
,hs line will lesve Pier No. Moth River frs. wharf IN
Bsssry place dsly, ~pt Srdays si Instead Of -
Ofic1 No. 10 Battery place.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

DEV. u. G. VAN NORMAN, A. NJ, (former
Ii PiiAcr- of Rutgers F-us- nsi.1a will I'd. VI
ou.n lis INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES, a. No 70 Esst
llth- uiionsqoaTe, on MONDAY the l9h s-g-ns-t
u.,t Circular, obAoed 81 fNISON & PHlNEEf >
nsok.s:Drs, No 52l Broa1w1y. RAfNos, HOWE FER
RY'S No. IS Bowriy. aud By aiarsslos tbs PAiHTFAL-
T'ARRYTOWE INSTFTUTE.-Circulsrs with
soosstoe No n Nsssau-rt up sas asw.Yorh by
dres-rus A. NEWMAN A. ~. Pnbopsl
WOLCUI1 INSTITUTE, Litchbeio, ConE.-
fs ReV. D. O. WRIGHT. H. A.. Seetet.-sUaAER 8EE
5OE Msy Homo cofafort parental spIs
rlst=fs care aud judicius oul,iv=cn d hkkLTH AiRp
,-s MANNERS the chafsrsdsirs 81 ri: 'ns!Hos sa
C.Trulsrs afdras, tho Rector.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
1Gits bp AuttiGE.
UCTION NOTICE.-Receivers sale Of about
FELFiANT COLD Avn SILVER WATCHES.

AUCTION NOTICE.-Recever's sale Of about
ELEGAYT COLD AND SILVER WATCHES
JEWELRY, DIAMONDS, Sc,;ov
iS5c at ~ cIccs by HERTs MOSS AuOsiOnee' At their
sAl-sTO No 81 Pns-st
Tre stock compsess foe assortment of hqr11s .ad op-n
- snc W. ches by The ucs, oeetsied mssers
Dsmo,d ana ciLer ses Rngs. Pins. Gaings btsreiet Ac
in gr..t ysriey 'od Silver srd Slveipi,;rt "ne Fancy
Coz. H. WI. worthy the attention az the tIsde As ths he 10
Ale u.re shove hu; further Pos,Pouenen In" g,Sl'
viii BE- on view nd Caogues i.sey 'Niy on morning Z" s
Alter the sale II JsE,y the un sss aad Show Cssc s be
sole uithou.
NoTcE-Puchsrs s.: the previous sale hereby nouied
hs u. rjuucou removed SD they can have ine
scods BY sppius Moudsy ofins boe the sale
A ~ hEGsts Aucuon--t.
DY BANGS, BROTHER IL Co.-Irsee- SaN
MosDAY FyENlsG June p a. 9.ciSt
AMERICAN BOOKS cOmpri'iag grea VARIETY ot cacs Ii
lr.r Con. OF Valuable dsrd Woss ~ ell the vsnoa as
r.rrrts Of Lersu,e including 'csroo old books and
lev PUBLICATIONS.. Sc. Catalogues are po~ restS,
] BLgFcsES, Auc;loue-r -
DFRENPTORY SALE OF $50 fONkEkS
i LOTS "A. T. BLEECKHa, SON 4 Co viii 81 en
WEDNESDAY June ~, al IL o'clock 81 the Merchants TX
I LOTS In YlNKERs situated within svs anna'ss sa't
Of tbs cerot and ndius sid eo,brscns .on- OF tns o
r,rt.v for dwellings &c that can BE- found whn '~ens
~. f mis- cy The Of the ep'.tes 10 thr .t-n
p OF and all Ge.roCs OF procuring choice l' Tor
country slfsrceG ,,..-It. n,
Bro,d-st W.
YACHT for SALE at AUCTION-On TUES
R,btpau. Bs b.. Mes.ur,s deck Sc fee in ergth snf u
fee: bean. With ,al. tackle AID sPpssi Al compee re par
te,lS-, &c apply 70 W. A. CARTER Auc.oaeef. No %
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

DOCKLAND FEMALE INSTITUTE, on the
~ Hcdsco opposite the residence a Warrington Irvine
bios- the advantages eS GIstcsss FEMALE SEMINARY
18th ts iurs susiiop.. d.ishttol sunmst r-sd-uce.
cf ~oud b. let psries their
eaDhteFs oriug toe SuonsT pafcu. iuQatf- o(
T. NICHOLS ssQ No. Han Of Records. OF sddrss the
M.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
DIANOS and MELODEONs of SUPERIOR

DAvEN, BACON g. Co. (successors to Bacon
HI RAvenl PIANO-FORTE MANUFACTURERs, Ware
o Iusnra, may found excuhvsy Of usnufsc
tnnp. Warranted u every respect
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
yuarrurtton.

law SCHOOL of the UNIVERSITY Of AL
- BANf.-Crculxrs obtssned from
MYSTIC HALL SEMINARY for YOUNG
AVA LADIES. miles nom BoStoo- Horss bsek Riding nah
Waess Bahtns 40 Yor Catalogues sdtress hs fyncD Mn
r z. SMITH. box, Posto@os, Bossop. MsAA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
FTTE EXTRACTED BY A NEW Pro

TEETH EXTRACTED BY A NEW PRO-
CESS-In order further test The OF ex'rs;t
ina TEETH BY sdmns slight Of eie c.rey around the
the tine of esrsctrs ,heoeOy ssysn tne pam
f until O'Clock during this month for which cenfs orJ
fer each tooth will be charged And each ftlAy during the
moth three houv from until g. be will extract grsis tH a.
who wish IT, w. r. hObtkio' NO 90 n"uo 81
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
TFFSFVJLLE ACADEMY.

III ~
IN WANTfD-A ps'-pt i-rson to tA.- the cfhee OF
PRIrCfFALct this Iusuton a. tue opuf OF e Fsl Iorn
KETSFViLIE ACADEMY T. erst RI Ins'ituaon oc,aed
In healthy trls. of tbe most suifI sc~urY,
essIC scel.b b~i ooy four from Por Ksnts Lake
Ci.mpiaiL. ogpusis TO RufiluCDD VI
the academy uad- thr present
Oper utjsct to ohsgs tor Assistant Instrco
fuel
pe.sou pc,s-.sus the requisite ql4idosIon. AID sone
bp.Ds, specially Il be- coud sooonmods,s lev
Border L. sujis. thi. Offers ch.n-
The Eeu rel soci- of ke.srS- rrce-nt Tier, are
TI.,oyioiai M.th0ti.; Bsp.t .ud Er-o"psl Chu'che.
ApIcs.iou ed ur"sriouabe references may
b. lasct I, he Rev Y. PUTNAM lK~.-vu.
HOn RICH sKn kbESF
WINsLOW WATSON. rsq.. Po'' x mt
AIRY further irf0maion rqur6d woul1 be onesraiy CON-
u trG by rt sb.v, nsud by hr Stcfe-
,,ry Board II The R,sbt Of he University o! S-~foff,
q b. sddfe-.ed a. thny
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE m
II eTITurE on WsshingtoD-sqlsrs No 2s Rourh-rs
conner ~ Bacdoaksi opens The fourth tenn of Re tfeen
,csc"ric yesr VI nGsy, april 49, 1883.
Puyis received the beginning wei a. rdy,nc2's
pen ~ Of the charsa only from the es u en,er
la thufous hi p.d foi business nesr tn.d %
20 under Goercos of highly d-shs- chsc.siei
Thl CursueTriai Casnca Mathematical In gisa sDn FoSz
Depart oonpee IL al ,A-'s sppontpl-rs
T.n .d z>-ssssd VIA the Principals
10 GoIduc'is education Of their pils
Part. uraants,ntcd With this situioa r-rr~d IN tbs
tvuoVug the hundred Lsd hfy wsa o-rns
patrons II IL
fev. t3.>,y- Po'ts. ~ D. Fir. Cof'1sndt f-iul-G
Hon VIM = HasemeyT. yOel fos. ESQ
Hrnry Y. Davies JNseph WorfFr, N. T..
},. Lyuis r.. Hs J. T. Foffcst-i. IL u.
Dix Eorsce u. Day z V. Hsithwou.
cir Srsdsrick |. Tscott, Hen. william G5afsr, A5
GEO ". CLARKE. 4 a p,,,,,xI.
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