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$4,000 FRUIT TREES
For Sale At the Lowest FiEuresy

'J'HE undersigned having permanently established
j Nursery at Serg.ants Bluff, he hopes by strict
attention u the cultivation Of trees, AID by AZ.
having but the choicest varities grown In SeS
this climate. TO be able 10 accommodate the peo .
pie OF the upper Missouri country with orchards Of
the best grated fruit stock at present consists
Of apple trees only, all graftsi and Of the present
summers growth Those wishing this fall will please
call and If be suited in quality quantity and
price lie expects TO introduce other fruits into his
nursery next season. TIIos. robson.
Sergeants Bluff, Sept. 9, 1858.
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HousE a. Hes FEATHERs.-At Pekin, 10
China. there 10 : ~Phalsnrtery called the
.House Of H. Festhers." where the poo'
are lodged ,os oue-6uh o: farming PEI
night. Il 10 simply : vast hall thickly suewr
with feathers. Nee, om-n and children
al lie together IN The beauty o. ccamunisni
On immcnse c~ erik IL then Iss down oveI
them. with tcles through which The : eep'
ere pc: their hes1s. - q ae, 10 Be sufocs'
ted. Al Daylight the phsIsnsserian rsnoP'
Is hoisted ~, sfses . ~ensl from he I N
tam. 70 invite hole Lohess 20 draw bsel
their heads or swing.
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D.Ms." sid . liuk girl n her nssher
do he nea wsss 70 nsssy - much - the
women.- "Pshaw. chill. hu-h-' why
ma. the women whs come here as aIway-
talking sbont getting a~sried-she me
doa's DO %"
10 The Rev. DR.. G = 10 writing : ssdes
o. Ietess In the Aaedesa Psesbyseri 70
des;e~ed 10 show ,hs' the Apoesypsic Bat
lie Of sArmsgejdon- j.. in OIL probability
q hand. in the grand rupture Of The p. ac'
Of Europe sov taking effect.
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HuRaAH ToR TssE DEnocRscrc PART
l, 10 tegiaaing to be quite apparent to oil
observers that The democratic party will De
right side Up. - Usual, on the Territorial
question. Whatever jossIing ismsy receive
Tor : time, ~ fake Iesds end nev end irri.
,stins is~ses. The party ~iIl y che end
stand By iss principtcs. ssd prove true 70 10
promises end pledges THE late stte"p'
10 enersh . federal messsse % the party By
On appeal 20 sectional prejudice wsN fsit -
The democratic party yin sesia THE eur
10 give the law making poser over Tern
tories 10 Congress. Il can Only be i~<'ike<
b. ! constructors Of The Cans'issticn wt'c'
the greet Denocrstie parry hss a'~sys se
undated. u . daagerous and sawsrssas
sbIe mode Of construction Il wsa'd swseI
awsy 81 limits fxed spon the Psves u Ca
press in che great charter Of she Union
Politicians csus' 60d tie grant q power
the docua eni; the courts cant selI wtes
can BE fo1~1. Policy ccncass ~ith pa
ciple in requesting the sxerciee q 'ucs
powes. and Democratic p'ec.drnts an
pledges confirm The lessons Of principle 90
sosnd policy. The democracy Of this STAT
gill stana BY their policy. their ~
tecedents. their pledges. AID their iri-n'
in the free S,a,es, who shsTe, rts.~gh 60
srd evil report. stood By shem.-Los'svlI
Democral.
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\
A impertsat change 10 diseusssd snosg
the Nsshodisls in regard 10 The government
Of The church and itinessncy Of ministers.
Tie Lsymsn's Association d the cinein.
natl Conference, recently 10 sssslon fesolv'
81 thar Il would conduce 10 the welfare Of
the whole church % 70 change The presrns
system o to allow Of Icy repre- entstion in
the general and other conferences. They
ohj~cs to being 90 exclusively governed BY
ministers. They further say " the good Of
their children, the church. and the world.
Loudly calls Tor . more intimate relation he
tween pastor end people. which can only Be
obtained By . m"se psosrscsed stsy Of that
pastor wi,h the people, One Of the reasons
they u-ge a. aims, the ~ sent s;sten VI isi'
essney istia' hiss griev u snnsces-sr,
burden upon The church. They calculate
that in displseing their 1000 minissess frou
field. where they have just began 70 lsbo
with success. snd ia the removing them 4
new ones, uctu - Wootns y" - ~"
ed TO make sequsintances. IN expense
incurred every ,wo yesrs Of $4,000 for &c
movsl. snd another $4,000 10 the derr'
eistion Il household goods, making - q
gregs'e stieh exceeds the whole sum col
tat.tej by he Methodist Episcopal ehure
20 foreign ai-sieaa- They also reckon thu
every ESQ ysss.0 Of . thousand years mini
issial labor ere lost IN The process q REM
val, md argue thst she sysssn 10" ex'rsvs
CANT" They also prosest against The :
scrption Of the time Q: miaissess in edith
seschise Latin and mathematics. sad dire
ting book concerns, and hold shst asym'
may be found 20 attend 10 many thin
which now divert many Of heir minists
iron their proper wcsk.
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10Y AND GLADAESs
HAS BEEN BROUGHT
~. yS...~ n Tsssg~ A. Tn miles

To Many Homes A. Families,
since the Introduction ~ 'h.s VOID X.
ny~ ned MEDICINE. DR.. NANN'S A1uE
RAI.SAM. in the Western Country. snd -
~oscisl!v the past sesson-it has brought
health and happiness into murs families thar
'snv remedy upor record. Ths question
would naturally arise. ~hy j. thu. hecnus'
IL does. in al rs-es " The shur'@s' Tim, ~
ress .hii's. fever mud rgse W 80 wof' s'rn'
and in oil cases performs speedy cur
Prrrone residing in mslsrious disiric's uri'R
this BsIssm occasionally during The sIskns
.earon, need hrv,- 20 Tears ~ m attack -
,oue. II il ther-f ~ highly rec, mmer6e0
!. = sure preventative. II pr,d N snail do
- daily during shst IA ocular lime ' hsn
this clsss ~ Diseases prevail F"r ~ari 81
srace W can only .ffer a few VI the man,
evidences IL is favrr.
Rucyru-. Ohio, Fer. 95ih. 1858.
IN MAxS a TO. t;aiHn. ohio-a.-n'r
we are q . l,~s 70 find language -'fi '.n'
- portray L, The public lie great es'ssm y
xhirh yorr celebrated Agur Bslram - hrls
IN this cosnmunsss. Thc tact y un.sss '"'a
20 rure sgus ~ i's ~oss' i.'rms, and We CO.
ell nothing else. Yours. &C.
HuLOBERT g. TAILOR. Druggists
s'min-h Miss.. o. 20 1873
Msssrs. X MaN& Co.-Gsn's: Hav
inn procured . supply ~ your Arue Rs'stn
md testing 1, thoroughly in many ssvrre ca
.es o. long s,snsire. y here al The p"pula
: remsdie. 81 'h- d., bad f~'led. i"u''d ~ .
/. noes yras RsIsam effected . safe snd sped
.nre. u il jus' The medicine We w"nt her
IN the S.o'h. Respect ulIy iaws.
JOSEPH BUt HANAN. Druggist.
New York. Feb pad. 1851
Msssr-. =. X. MA.s g. C"-Genis:
, have q, uur house IN s.. Lruis. sold yo'
| Arue Bslssm s.ame three years. snd hs'
rsssfully ohs-rved lis sfsris, and must
: csndor ray, I do ro, believe i has ~ ECU
I,n the history cf medicine; for. ~ my Pr
.on.I knowledge. I, cures permanently eve
Ji~sse, snd I hsv. known II used alter 81 ~
- remedies hsd tailed. with the rame hsp'
result. have M hesitation ~ ~pr"n"urri'
u The greatest discovery ever made ~ in's
miuent remedies, aud . reriec' triumph "
chils, fever and sguc. Respectfully
DR. q. J WDOD.
s. X. MANN 4 co. Proprietor
Gallon. Ohio. sold ~ III g'-"i Iru
.ists march 7. I'm
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JASPER AND
STAGE ROUTE

1--WE undo rsigned, having obtained ~
i cvnisac' for csrrvin. tie mail between
Jasper and Lcogoosee. in''s"S the pub.ir
that h. has rut q gsnd, new -'see upon N
rnn,e. and vi IT al times b. prspafed q
carry passengers through with SAFETY ans
dispatch. The stage wili leave The Por'
he in Js<rer OF Mnndass and Fridays .
i .~'rirrl, A NJ snd centrally arrv : -
Looruoi. I ia time 4. r..nnec' with The t.--'
~ train on III O&M X X s2D r. NJ
Re'urfin ing ss-vs- L.~,g.o'~. Tn--dsys mo-
= sundays, a. .,ei"rk lI The m"rnlnr. Pa
.~ng-r- leaving word ~ iLa fice "a eth
.r mace will be called fmr ~ ,h.iv rs-idence
sep, s-a6-y. JOS. ACkERMANN-
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.vpuS
nss"'
one cory for ore wear q $500" n"
one r.p. 'r woyrss > % an . ~"
tue c,py for three wears , W ana : 49,.
u,.e copy Tor five wears W 90" ~"
Axp r. cLrBs:
: v.s, : 4 30 and 3 gifs.
49, \ 90 md 5 yii,,.
80 49,. ~, Is 10 snd 10 rits
81" / vssr al 20 ana 2 Gins.
.e"'y ~ ~. \. .,,so .~.y are c,m.
~ ,-o,,owi.r H.:
III ,...t...s ,ot. c~outsinirv $500 esrh
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The undersigned call the attention
Of the citizens of Duls,is and adl"l'l'
ing counties to their new and well y
stock Of
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Miss TmwoRTH.
GIL. q W CROCHET.
CHARLES BrKDgrr,
TuoMAr Erxx ENGLISH, NJ. D.,
lIKxRY CiAPr. Jun,
GEokak AkNoID,
SAurrL YvrSo.
Mrs ANA WnELrrEy.
Miss VMcrsiA VAUGHAN,
Mrs. Ih VrRxox,
Miss Harm CLARK,
INIHy JcnSsoS.
Wnse only for The
GOLDEN PRIZE.
GOLDEN PRIZE.
GOLDEN PRIZE.
::c c;.g;:S rE E,szzHE.
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THE Wv Yark WEI LY COLLEEN
i ynr ~ The lar -, and hest hir-
ruy pap-r~ y he DAY. ~ J. pc ~ Q"''-
n ccn,ainir. v CHI psrsr ~ e. y columns
~ tho mat is'e- = -iinc and in-cinsnnr fssd'
inc matter. st>@ me pens u the very hfrt
WRITERS Of the Asy.
Eleysnt!r illustrated every week.
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or "Wny, George. shat are you hceinR
in the garden Tor q chic siae y night
Well. I vas awful dry. noAes. std drnt
The Bible ssy-'Ho. very ose I'm thirs'
eshr' The Cd lady dre~ h~ Aesd ia. ciosed
The window snd collapsed.
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wo,fh from 81 cer,. /. $500 will b. siv-
en- 10 g ,ch subscriber imm' dls'eiv n" ''e@'p'
OF the Snbscription money. This y pr's'"'-
ed a. Memenso o. Frsend-h p. and no. %
IN induce. an. NJ 20 oi.'aln rrhssribefs.
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Dry Goods, Groceries and
I 0 r N G

They have just returned from the
UEEN CITY, CINCINNATI,
with . Lrgc and well selected stock;
Having taken great pains and used
xrcn CAUTION in selecting their goods.
they feel satisfied that they can sivv
entire satisfaction to customers. Call
and examine Cor yourselves before Yen
purchase. Their aim is, As farss los
'sible. to sell
E0OR @n9hs
and they offer the following induce.
Imcnts: Good Goods at LOW PRICES. an
discount 10 per cent. for cash. =
short credit will b. given to god mel
who pay promptly.
0rAIl kinds Of Produce tax
en- in exchange fer Goods.
Their stock is suitable for the seas''
and every persons fancy. Gall 1T
l.IEaGrR's ON STAND, East side Of IT,
Public Square.
/, A. n. & r. s. ALEAANDEii-
March -. ls5a.-y.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY DECEMBER 1, 1859

vour charter election VIII reach far De yond your CITY
Unite We, OF the country, have our eyes upon you
We sbaIl make note of your remissness-h uniol'u-
uately You submit to any You will bear IN uiind tna'
Won scorched us severely in one OF your issues last
week You even had the severity 20 marx out certain
counties for ceusure. Among others Livingston 20.
We acknowledge the business Of the rebuke. You dia
not Law II on an ioia harder than deserved why,
this county could have been of five 10 have altered
the result ON that paft of our ticket which we lost
You unst. however, remember, and make all que al
lowapce for he fact that the work Of our farmers TINS
Fall has been uncommonly backward IL IL no excuse
Of course for neglec'ing important duty. Yet 1t
Is hard work TO convince farmers-men who live IN
retired parts mix but little IN society, and read less
that every eIection equally with Presidential, has
II. bearings and importance. You men in the cities
have no such The polls are not far ont of your
vay. Hardly a nan can be found who does not know
that the election ia vital one and that his vote IL OF
the utmost value. You have no crops which must be
housed without days delay or they are spoiled In
act we can conure up sort shadow OF an excuse
for any Republican of New-York City TO act heedessy
or indinerently Now that the fight is fairly opened
on al hands so that there be no backing out, 1t
VII DO YOU " ell TO remember thing
Should Wood be elected over both Opdyke aud Tam
many Hail. what yell of horror will be raised. You
will see at once all the Loeo-FOco papers atribuing
Woods election to what they will designate the
oolsh insignificant attempt of our party to elect
Mayor in the great stronghold Of Democracy. Re
member this You know that there is somehow or
otheran intense disgust in the rural dstriets-even
with the Democracy r-over his honor Fernando
Wood. How easy then it win be for them to say that
you bad no thought of eecng your candidate, but had
ouly the aim Of pushing Wood into office. And there
will be hundreds TO believe it. You are in for
it. and you must triumph. What on earth Is
TO prevent, if every Republican will only do
his duty Can it be possible that those who
cling so tenaciousy to the memory and Difortunes OF
the old Wing partyPeace TO its ashes, and honored be
its memoyntend to play into the hands of their old
opponents After wha, old friends and co-laborers,
the Brookses have done expect almost anything
from them. But with what surprise do we witness
the cooperation with them of such an old steady
white horse az S. ID. II can't be that he, with many
others has botted out all recollection of the past
But this hasy letter lie far longer than intended
The interest we take in your election has deceived me
into an undue length Pardon the interference, as to
some il may seem. To US it looks like an issue in
which we have somewhat of a common interest with
Won. LlyEGsTOS.
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Providence, say S:
THE COMING CONTEST IN NEH-HIHP-
SHIRE.
II The y. Y. Tribune.

Correspondents Of The y. Y. Tribune.
CoNcoRD, y. H.. Nov. X, 1859.
From this time TO the 18th Of March next, this STATE
ia to be the scene OF tremendous struggle not any
extern alarming the party in power here but,
as oIen the great battle OF 1860, destined to
meet all the over and influence that be welded
BY all the ex-oHieeholders who were in Office whea
Franklin Pierce was Presdent-not only the ex-ofic-
holders who reside in this State but in all other parts
of New England if not in the whole country. The
exPIesident, to-day, stands better Chance to obtain
the nomination at Charleston in April next than does
any other Democrat in the whole country; and those
who held Office under him so believe, and dong
their utmost effect this. lie is not o. Be candidate
openly Is his 10 be used in the Convention
until Messrs- Douglas, Wise, Hunter, Broekiundge.
Dickinson, Seymour, and Others now named, shall
have been completely used up there; and at the
hight moment tie South viii be appealed 20 and
ashed to try eX-lre sident Pierce again. From New
England, such men Caleb Gushing. b. +. Butler,
and b. I. Hallet, Of Massachusetts. aud JOSIAH Mnet
Of tins place, VIII he ia The Convention as sdroii wire
Tulers, and If The Douglas men can be managed, all
Will BE- well. Mr.. Mnet has not yet been chosen, bat
lie VIII be next week aud the former partner, and
ever Tor years past the confidential friend Of the
flesden LIS election VIII DO important 70 he success
OF The plan FOR the nomination OF The eN-Presldent.
Now, n must not BE- understood in the country "a large
nor even heie that Pierce i really candidate vet his
friends everywhere are % take deep iuteres. ~
eee'on, ana means 10 any extent are TO be used 10
make great Democratic gain in lhs State March,
TO have is influence II Charleston IN April next
In this State, he Harpers kerry troubles viii be
a terrible load upon The Democracy, IA here the
Il onsoihiy Of that ntter rests manly upon Pierre
and Dougias as they the leading instruments IN
tie TeTealiug Of the Missouri Compromise, without
which repeal there would have been trouble about
Slavery I'M Kansas and Of course no outbreak az Har-
yer's Ferry. All these terrible soenes-gnd We have
not the end yeare justly chsrgeabe upon Pierce
and Douglas, .os !! i - them Eha The IzvpTessitls