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NATIvE WINKs ANDCuLrIvArIox or THE On APE
~ MARYLAND The Cumberland (Md) Civilian
devotesconsiderable 70 this Important branch
Of agricuitufe. In many parts Of that county the
most delicious grapes are produced Mr. Henry
Sehriver, residing near Cumberland, a few years
ago planted about one hundred " nes In q very
sInah piece Of ground, and notwithstanding the
with temporary apparatus, to expsess this fa fro,
ns about seventy gallons OF pure native wine
nls - sne nfst instance Of the production d vine
q. oIfecuy from the grape, knowa 70 the people Of
snIs eoeay Many others, stimulsted 6y The ex-
smpie o. this gentlesnan. have commenced pfsns
inG me gfePes and In few years the county win
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CONsOLIDArED LOTTERIES OF DEL.
FRANCE, RRoADBENTs Z CO. MAxAs..s,

. FRANCE, BkoHDSENTtss NtsA Z co. hsvins OBJ
tained from the Legislature OF Delaware, Al itslats
ton fof period o. twenty yesfs. and Ssvins given
bonds to the State for gilioa Of dollars, TO F
6sFRb toTTERpss oTTTEEStssp oP shs WSSHHRSE9 L
guIRcsss, and the SUSs Ex COUNTY LOTTERY
oEDELAWAREf for the same objects.
drawn daily at IS minutes before p. m, and the
Sussex County Lottery daily at Is minutes before
All drawings under the .superintendenee Of Lot
tery Commissioners appointed By the State of Del
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c. O. c.. A LIN % A LIZ

C. 0 a q O GLmo A L.
scbr NSw sssct tsSss sS and ss Sasschs,sinss
sehr. William and John, sekr. The Bee, = N-n''
sGsr; hr;I phe6e Nelson: sehr. Henry B: B.soom,
kill regions. -
DaiIy expsotsd, ? ssrso of Lyken Valley; also.
Persons about laying in their supplies for the
chaslng, rs We are sstisfed our facilities fof fur
.ntlshnk both Wood and Coal are unsurPsssed. Coal
and measure given. Fair ynoes expected.
o~ Z W. n. GAIT 'sa
Whsn-Foot l7th ct below War Depart.
H. Orders left ateither place will receive prompt
sttsntioa. - seB
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sfs ss.s $3.50. a. Is =; Z -, -. - ssss 49,.
sssipessa pstse + o3o : ysoe, - ae.e.sss oefF
thrss nenths g ~ ~ = = eSrn = -. 0lnrlo
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Tor seeA inssrtiea. 4r
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DxUTISTRY, Go,


vi. LOOMS, M. b., shs n inv.usor and p.,ents.
sd, fshs MINERAL PLsTs TEErH, %
ssn3Ss yssi s.asI; s.d no person wear other.
Persons ealing at my once can be accommodated
70 sso:s eno te % and ss ss
Art os5 PEodaos. Tie MINERAL PLATE VIII Be
ROOM ry N ~ eisseNo sss pa. svepus. h.t~r..,
UR. Hills. sfer nH ! ,rsenusl test Of two y.sr,.
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0hcs 800 Pa avenue. = ss1
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the stsinsen e ses Rsbs r e hss ,sseFss1t Of
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~ Ths Msseaelpests nouss OF R<presrpt,.
svss Tvs - - emenoed NE militia law 81 thai
- the es.O!l1sst of ths voluatsss militia. % ~.
v0oe oeoo4 10 - 81. - -. - Ellf--T 80 !
!, GJndg. W, n. Usdsswood, Of A,,.,A. a.
yhiie - sis g Maslet1s, n tze cd .fsil 3SI
ss:eS - a. = issss y s es''s.s sA'''' "a
NJ y aeee Jss sess siss,d, lsr u.
!. iFThe PhIlAdelphiaps have four large si,,d
n.rsirss open, asd ~ spPsas 70 - loiaga Cd
U5rTss 49, he, - rsc.sti,s /, ~ 4 -
AsEssp.s riss7, vlik - bsiss q cosisa 3 bssrds
!. .Er.shaYs.spsis year In ~ ets,s u Msiss
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FEMALE TEACHERS

T FkMALE TEACHERS.
i wO Young iadies, sisters, ex perienoed teach
% s1i are dsslross I q entering .epinary for lsss,
. Vocal and Instruments Music, Latin, French,
higher English Studies, Drawing, Pastel and Gre
For testimonisls apply TO the editor of the Star,
or 70 Mt. Weston, editor ofthe Republic.
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n EM0VAL

- hEMONAL.
SAMUEL BROWN respectfully informs his
No. f7s Pennsyyenin avenue, to 55ex 7th street,
opposite Centre Market near the large Red Post Of
e9nstantIy on hand large assortment of r esdy
Made CIOrHlNG. Also, Ladies' std Gentle
sale at the lowest cash prices. He so,icits the pa
tronaEe Of the public. se ~ ImA
THE RESIDENTS OF WEST END, AND
. others in want Of PURE MEDIcINEs.E
ny establishment, 4 4 Pa. syenne, south eide. u
My assortment comprises all articles my lins.
My pnnctual attention is given to the compound
tng Of ply sicians' PRESCRIPTIONS. -
oc 8 2v 4 - -, J. b. MOORE, Druggist
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~ ~ said that Archibald A. NcRrvAs -
Asnaw, &c, . southern writer al ~. ~
sm,ds ssa sIS ISSopSsss 70 explore the Esypiss
Isn voyage on his way . the Ess Or ssss l me. ns
UA tavern keeper Of Harrisbure. p. =. -.
been arrested and beld for trial It tie suis a. :
of dsihking b exceas at the tAvsrn e ~ 6~S-s
sat civil salt fos damages vili A. 81 isssti.
~ The caslisie Psesbytery isso,x In s..us..
III HAgerstown, having met on Tuesday last.
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o 279 T, ,Rssr5,. PoTENTINI. u 2O6
i Az >, FoEEfiSEs fE,bgSg E,hbgSirs ,I:. r.,

: aas - PATES, PRESERVES, y D IIaf
2. f.ot3 CONDIMENTS, &c,, q. -
Begs leave TO call the attention of his friends and
the public generally 10 his New Store, under Will
lard's Hotel, just opened, in connexion with his
old establishment, where he viii be happy to re-
ceive any orders for suPerioI CONNECTIONS OF his
Also, al orders for Dinners, suppers. Balls, and
Private Parties, which will be served up in his In
imitsble style, With the same pronptness and dis
pstoh which he has hitherto shown. ocs
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KDUCATI0NAI
NIGHT SCHOOL.

NIGHT SCHOOL. :.
= He eubocut r will open, won the 9d Obtoher
iaS. Night School .itasted 1poq sfh street, be,
tyesn p sysnss and .treet sSyth, owe, ne here
ern Ciassics. Book k-Keepinr, DfsVirs Ene.ncer
Tag, Alohitecture, Nstional Pkilosopky end an or
any q those bsanches OF . Bqsiness Edusakion
winch The calling In life Of any Individual may de-
,So;t Lecture UPON sBssiasss,s IN y M IL ,s.cti
FOR iGfshsi particular sss priseie.i.
NJ. Rssidsnoe-No. sAs L strsss. bstv.sa1 .s1E istA
THE PRESCOTT HIGH SCHOOL, :.
sl e q. |. ss
Sn @ application to the Principal st the InstItution.
lvefe Play grounds, and the quietlocation, render
THIS most desirable school for boys. =
NJ MRS McCORMICK's SCHOOL.
ss18S. MCCOhMtCk desires 70 inform her
ssSSsS on sRs ss h aSss., E s.s
The course Of study pursued win comprise ali the
branches resuisite 70 . thorough Ensiish educa
e ;fsit0s Ss z oh her dsS ::hG. 2: d,.ros
eyed from 10 to y years Who viii Be undsr her I'M
mediate care and overnight te I
Her arranssmsnts for the accommodation and
due care Of pupils have bsen eonsderaIy incrss.ed
desrns psrticuia snform.tcn via Ia sssrens IN
her school msy apply 30 w. d. wailash, Editor Of
For terms. and further partisulars apply a her
rendence-No. 30 Cameron street, Alexsndris, Va
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S. HDCxITANB0Us,
= lERs. WINSLOW, ;
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500 THING SYRUP,

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Fer Chtldfen Tsethin9, i.
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SURE 70 REG GULATg THE BOWLS
Dspsa6 uPon sshsr wl1 give resi- - ysursslyss ana
RKL11HzND HEALTH 10 70 UR ZNRlNTg
Wssspss sp ah1 sed ~ sreIs sur Ten ysass and
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This yaua Bile b the prescription o Of
ness ErrEsiEscED and sxILFuL KURsKs 10 New Rsg-
THOUSANDS OF CASES. -
no eny relieves the child pain but The
stomach and bowe eofreets acidy, svss tone and
energy cths whole II win ainest Instantly relieve
GRIrfxo IN THE BOWLS AND WIND CoLIc.g -
and overcome eeayulsi.as, vheh II not sPesdy
.sn sp = sus sss rsf ron sss: 4. 1s .o. ms,
10 ali eases of Dvs-l CHILDREN tEsrEaY and Di1s,
si;... .M@1 fr. .s.sia rkkrHNG s1 ,Ss,h:I
Tsa;a ss: be- s4 .s
yoUk PRKyUDIcEs, NoR THE PREjuDfcEs OTHERS
stnd between yeur suffering child the relief that will be
nsdiciss timely ussd Pull dir.e,ios for usar win se
cUkTis PERKINS, Yori Is on che ss,side wrapper
Ps;ss;s, Pssa x 10 rHsfssSs q .ss sslS
- Pfice only rs Cents Bottle II -d&
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Dr. Snefhnn', the English convict. las.,,
repreved, IL allowed, IL seems, many indulp e.,c.
In prison He occupies . cell by himse6 aad
under the special order Of the Waiting
he h. permitted 10 have the free use Of writing ma
,sfias and be 10 relieved from ths performances Of
sne usual labor, a.ch - picking oakum, which IL
ksn0aiiy required from convict under similar
Sttseamss.aces He 10 engaged the greater part Of
sse aay N writing history Of the case, and re-
s.s., upon the evidence thsf was sdduced at the
80 .ha gnen this is nnished, Il will be submit-
s.s - vii nave the effect Of inducing tta Cavern
;.~s - - glsns nim ffee pardon, which Is the oh
\; =. 'sTasn.y wishes 70 attain. The authofisSnr
70 be pursued. - soa'ss 80 49,
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GEoReETSSSEySsb TSSySsbiEEss bgiEsAtH 4kp sBTsAES BSY seES6o1
The dut,es Of this lnstitptlon vii, b resumed ON
tns lss monGsy n ssItsm6er next CiEculars, sta
s<dressing the Prinoipal. 80 - - / =
sea-Tu.Th&sew NJ. J. NARROWER.
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- SUSSEX COUNTY LOrrERIEs.
To B. d,.11 TlSkETs ssIy g Ws &NE Dol. DoLkR
- MONDAY, October 10. ~
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you CAN FIND THEM

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SSRR6Esh SSR6EsshKssc. KscISs9ks ssrsN sNEEiHHR5 EiH SSMss
fhousand other nss ful notions! You can fnd thsm
et FRANCIS, lo0 nh Ct col
NQCHARGE FOR PLAIN INITIALS STAMP
IN ING on NOTE PAPER and ENVELf1PES,
e H4h DEMPSEY O'TOOLE'Ss
oc N3 ffs Pa. ave, bet. 9Th and 10Th sts.
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Il NoRFQhK OYSTER
% I

A01 DEPOT. SOH
The undersigned informs has numerous customers
end the public In eenerAI that he has opened this
Gsy msut fs !. Nss NJ stEs end Mesrraassd E.sb,i:h
oIpos'fs the Theat,:. uormeIiy Gsru:rs Saloon
e sifsSSEis 81 STSiPi
LYNNHAyEN BAY OYSTEkS.p put up upon an
proved Lanr mparting 70 the oystsr 6ne Asvor,
md gacked 10 tn eaas or kegs Of any size that may
e fequne Fresh Oyseer6 put UP IN TIN oans or
keEs n sxe9 Rom auartto I9 gsllons hsrmetica!ly
yhtoh can oe Transported 10 any peFt Of the
United Stsfes. ard warranted 70 keep. Also, Oys'
Sers N the she'll By the peck, bqshes or packed in
eTsss adssls s2s !r,vsass Eiss g
t.nded edis'i 70 8 sAansfaily feesysd "a RTT 81
sI.. ), Agent fos Henry Fisssessid, Nofioif, Va.
!. P.s.-Olen from Sc q. % ia 3. N. q la.9,
NEW AND FASHIONABLE
The .sss,db5. hssi.g ssp,,sd @ sk:a.: sfH - VIII
:'::'!i $: s.4 ;s;ss3 s,Ss i:;' 81
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w." 33l Ps. sySnRs.
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CULTIVATION OF TEA.

Mr.. ROBERT F"ErrNE, So wcil-known, both in
this country and elsewhere, rs the succ ssful
cultivator of large plantation of Tea seeds in
India, has during the past year been engaged
in China in the capacity of agcnt for the Agri-
cultural Division of the U. S. Patent Office in
order to procure anl forward to this country
q collection Of the most valuable Tea seeds OF
that region. He has returned to London and
reports his labors as having been very success.
full. All the cases containing the seed, with
the exception of one which is now on the way,
have been received by that Bureau.
1t was the original intention of the Depart
ment, that he was to visit this country for the
purpose Of experimenting the propagation o.
these plants, he hal great experience in thei,
culture: but the Department having decided
his services to be unnecessary, he was written
to that effect.
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POSTAGE STAMPS,

The CnnAiiniioM of late date denies the as
scrtion made hy correspondent Of the New
York H,ratd in that paper If the s,h instant,
that ":cccnt Investigations in the Post Ollicc
Department lcal to the belief that that De
partment losses one million Of dollars year by
the use Of count crfrit and washed postage
stamps 1t states that. inquiry at the De
par,mcnt, they find that no investigation has
been had which would tend to create the slight
est suspicion that any such startling and whole
sale frauds had been committed. But on the
contrary, from the careful Investigations which
have been made by that Department, it Is
proved, conclusivclv, that though occasional at.
tcInrts are made to cancelled and washed
stamps, such attempts are rarely successful, and
no considerable loss to the revenue of the Gov.
ernment has resulted from this abuse. The
Department have hal no cause to believe that
the counterfciting process spoken of by the
Herald has ever been attempted. On the other
hand, the sale Of postage stamps has been con
.nually increasing from year to year, whicl
coul.l not be So if the statements coutaireI il
| the Herald were correct.
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THE SACRAD PANORAMA.

We had the pleasure during the past week
Of witnessing this beautiful Panorama of the
Life Of Christ, which was upon exhibition at
this place on Monday and Tuesday last. under
the charge Of Mr.. GEO. B. MiroHELL, the man
ager The Panorama consists of 80 pictures
painted in the highest style of art, and illus
trating the most important events in the life Of
the Saviour, from the Annunciation to the As
cension. Many of the paintings are copies
from the world renowned pictures by the Old
Masters-as the t.Annunciation," by MuRILLo ;
''The Marriage Feast of Cana" by PAUL W.
RosEsE; The TRANSPORTATION" by RAFFAELE ;
"Christ Healing the Sick" by WEST; 'The
Last Supper" by DA vISor. These are copied
by the eminent Artists. KYLE, BOYLE" and
DALLAS. who have added TO the collection
many original paintings by themselves of su-
perior merit ...
The Exhibition is we'll worthy Of the high
commentators which il has received. and whilst
diffusing q taste for the fine arts, cannot fail
to convey the most elevated and lasting i'm
pressions Of the sacred scenes, which it is de.
signed to illustrate. It ministers to the graf
i6cation of old and young. and needs only to
be seen to be appreciated. We take pleasure
IN commencing it TO the attention Of the pub
lie generally.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

tSUEBEt, June
Tn Livcrrool, hvcadsiuffs were dull and de-
clining. C"nsols ?3t To a3s.
In The battle which occurred near Milan, the
Austrinns were defeated. with n loss Of 25,hno
killed. disabled and prisoners. The French
lost $4,000. The Austrians have evacuated
Milan.
The battle fought WINS Mt the town Of Mag
enta. Nnroleon's Dispatches claim decisive
victory. and say that he took seven thousand
prisoners md placed 10000 in disabled con-
diiion. Three cannon. and two stnnda rds were
captured He estimated his own loss 3.00n
but !, was rumored in Paris that the French
had lost from nine to twelve Thousand.
The forces engaged are reported to be from
$50. 600 to $50. 600 Austrians, and 100000 to
$50, 600 French. The Austrian accounts differ,
and speak Of the battle with varying successes.
1t was still undecided on the night Of the 9th
of June. Great losses on both sides are report
ell. Gen. Hess commanded the Austrians. and
Napoleon the French. On the receipt of the
news Paris was Illuminated. Gen. Espanassa
was killed. Canrobert was mortally wounded.
Five French Marshals and Generals were
wounded Gen. Mcmahon has been created
Marshal, and Duke Of Magenta md Baraguay
d'Hillicrs superseded by Forey. Four Austri-
an Generals and five staff officers were wound
ed.
Milan revolted and declared in favor Of the
King Of Sardinin. The Austrans retired from
Milan, but the French had not occupied it.
Later rumors detract from the French VIC
tory, and it is believed proposals for peace
would follow the entrance Of the French into
Milan.
The Paris Bourse is active and higher.
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ADVERTISEMENTS


An advertisement i'll reference 10 the letting
out of the Building Contract Of the New Epis.
copa Church. has been received, but owing to
the delay in the reception of the epccti cations
its publication has been deferred until the next
week.
See the advertisement Of Messrs GRAY d
RorERrsoS These gentlemen are G, s!antly
receiving and keep constantly on hand, at their
well known establishment on Granite Range,
all the latcs, and most fashionable varieties of
the season.
See the card e Mr.. GsnnGE NJ. CALHOUN,
Warehouse and Commission Merchant. of Au-
gusta. Ga, who is prepared To attend prompt
" to all orders for the sale of produce, and to
make liberal ndvancements on consignrnenis.
MIR. CALHOUN is n native of our District, and is
We'll known TO orr citiscns and he trusts that
by strict attention to business, TO merit n con-
tlnuance af the liberal public patronage which
he has received during the past year. We
take pleasure in C c'm,ncnIng him to the pnbc.
Read the advertisement of lost dog, aud
other advertisements.
See the change in the advertisement OF
SANroEDs Liver Invigorator.
We are requested to call attention ngain to
the lvertis. m.nt of W. J.. Boyp.
~" For the purpose Of furnishing our nsua
quantity Of reading matter. in the press Of our
advertising, we publish an advertising extra
| this week.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-06-24
MEXICO.

Late ndvices from Mexico state that the in
tr;gues in the capital have resulted in an at.
tempt on the part Of the clergy to overthrow
Miramon and replace Zuloaga, the initator of
the present revolution. The attempt, howev-
er, was unsuccessful, and n number of the
priests have been sent to Vera Cruz. This at
tempt presents new phase in the revolution
ary movement, and must lead TO further com
plications. The struggle hitherto has been be-
tween thy people on one side and the clergy
and the army on the other The army placed
Miramon in power, and lie had heretofore rep
resented both priest and soldier and now the
quarrel Of these last adds new element of dis
cord to the strife.
In the meantime our Government is strength
ening the Gulf Squadron, which will soon com
prise Is vessels mounting 22s guns. We have
recognized the Constitutional Government o
President Junrez and may find IN necessary fo'
the protection Of the interests Of our citizens
to aid that party by temporary occupation o
Vera Cruz aud the other Gulf ports.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-06-24
Later from Europe.
New YORK. June


The steamer Persia has arrived here with
dates from Liverpool to the lth inst.
The sales of cotton for the week were 3S.-
600 bales, of which spectators took 900 and
exporters $500 Middling had declined l-l6h /;
lower grades difficult to sell at decline. The
mnrk 1t closed declining.
Consols 934 to o..
1t is reported that the Prussian army will be
mob ized, and Prussia will SEQ take part in the
conflict. Negotiations for the passage of troops
through Germany are progressing.
cia. A battle had taken place Mt Marignon.
Five hundred Zouaves were killed. The Aus
trians lost 1900; 1900 taken prisoners. The
battle lasted line hours. The armies were pre-.
pairing for another general engagement.
A special dispatch states that Canrobert was
not wounded at the battle of Magenta.
The Austrians were driven from Mairguad
with loss Of 200 prisoners, and were retreat
ing across river AIDA.
The British Ministry were defeated in the
House of Commons by Is ma jority, and expect
The details of the battle Of Magenta ar.
rive slowly, and do not change the first COM
plexion Tho loss was undoubtedly severe on
both sides.
Austrian official accounts only acknowledge
1000 to 5000 killed and wounded, and aey the
A lilies lost half as many more.
Austrian head d.quarters are new near Cremo.
ma. Theys were driven from Narignon by
paraguay D'Hillisrs, who captured 1000 pris'
oners.
The latest accounts say that the Allies were
advancing from MilsnJ and ithst Prussia showed
A motion TO afford aid 10 the Atlantic Tef6
graph Company, spAs carried in tile House:o oi
Commons, by q majority Of %.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-06-24
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