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The Nevada journal., 1860-09-28
THE NEVADA JOURNAL.
FRIDAY MORNING. SEPT. esth. 1860.

SPIRIT OF TIE TMEs.-In a late number
of the Freman's Journal, Mr.. Boruck the
editor, gives notes Of an Editorial Trip"
principally concerning Nevada. The notes
are all well enough in the main. There
are, however, some impressions sought TO
be conveyed which are not strictly proper
We do not wish to fight all the wind mills
we meet, but really the b" Spirit needs q
slight correction. The editor INDUCES in a
fling at Nevada Hose Company. No. l, and
in laudations of No. ,. This IS all well
enough so far as The latter company is con-
cerncd, as it is composed Of active and de-
termined men who give evidence of doing
splendid service in time Of need. But No
is made up of meu who are citizens and
property holders. and who are certainly not
in any respect behind any set Of men in the
qualities which go to make excellent FIRE
men.
Boruck tries to say that No. got cheated
in purchasing their carriage. Whether er
not such be the case we will not pretend to
jIdge; but one thing is certain, the owners
Of ii are perfectly satisfied with their bur
gain, ont good carriage makers tell us it is
better carriage than that Of No. , and it
cost less money. In saying this we do not
dctract fio;h the mer Is OF the apparatus Of
No. 2, which is considered elegant and ser
vicable anu verify the gallant company
that muHs II. Boruck pretcuAs he made
several Intellectual attempts 70 &c the car
riage of No. l. bat gave il up in C;g5pair,-
A dozen No Is affirm that he did see il and
was inside the carriage house with them
surveying the beauty" ar he snceringly
calls it.
The editor of the FGreuua's formal
had better say no more of his inditfcr-
ence TO the jealousies between rival coInpa-
nies lie may tell it to sailors: ulfrq-ma-
rnes wont believe it. There are no jeal-
ousies between the Hose Companies here
but the editor of the t0caqFs Jom-nai
would create them b. gtatutously assert
Ing he was not well treated by Hose Com
pany No. l, because he had unconsciously -
received attentions from members of No >,
whom the No. IS did not like. As i mcm-
Der of No. l, we ito not hesitate to say that
Mr. Boruck is most cgrcgiously in error.
Wrare totally unaware of any but the best
feelings existing between the two Hose Com
panics.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-28

MckIBRIx, since his arrival in this ST. te, has
published card whitcwashing Douglas for not
paying tribute TO the memory of Broderick.-
The card IS designed as rcfut4ton of the state
ments of john Hickman. but only covers n
small portion of the gr und occupied by the lat
ter. The main charges against Douglas still re-
main unanswered by MckibLin any body
else Nobody denies that Douglas was satisfied
with the English bill and would have given in
hia adhesion to it but for Broderick.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-28

cool PRoPosIrIoy.-Mons. Blondin. the
rope-walkcr. has written 4 letter 10 the Duto of
Newcastle, agreeingto wheel he Prince Of Wales
across the Niagara ou slackrope, and to refund
the money 70 spectators in the cycut II slilliug
his Ushac>. into The riger.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-28
NsESRTEn.

81 Rod Dog, Sept. 2oth by Justice Z. J. Cook,
Nr. j. p. Bourkc and Miss II. Il Z.,ll, all of Red
Dog.
AZ Penn Valley, Sept Goth. Nr. Norris Green
and Mrs. IIslcn Hughes all Of Penn Valley.
In this ctv, on the 22l. at the National Ex-
rhinr". by Rev. Grove Deal, Mr., !. l.. Crosette 10
Miss Mary \. Bridge, both OF Smartsyiiic.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-28

~ The Democrat says George 4. You-r
took all the wind out of the sails Of Henry II.
Moore in a recent discussion at Washington.
We think its lillely-Y oung is reported that
occasion to have been exceeGingly teiAd4.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-28

The MAINE ELECTIoS.-The news received
from Maine. though generally anticipated, in
spirits the Republicans who have gained seve-
raj thousand since their last trial of strength
with the Democracy. The Republicans may
confidently expect similar results in all TIE
northern states III which s,ate eseciicu comes
oa b,i,r- the general election ia Neycn.e-F.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-28

All RIGHT. JoScE Our attention has en-
called to the fact that the aet providing or pay
ing The outstanding indebtedness of the State
is published in the Grass Valley National 4
iienl of ours brought a copy up from Grass
Valley and showed Us the Identical thing in l.
All right, Jonce.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-28
Edtar JeracI: :

tdfar JGrHGt:
NEyADY, Sep. the q, 1850.
I seed by last Weakl-y Nevada Democrat how
that sum foxes he'd took the voat of passinjers
aboard Of Hotels & Steem Botes & sich likes {
guy it as sampcls like of how the peepol thot on
pollyticks so l thort ite jest let no q a voat
I TUX at 1mashu roplcr Suvcrenity meetin |
.ae too--tuther aite atSehPoolsbrrg. thar was
noatis out for days for Anty leKomptous to
Ralley, and big hand Bill. and feller , ring
the Bell, 4 90 4th and ;hare was aighty-scyon
tbare wot ausarcd thar names at recdin of the
k!u5 list. So wen thay adgurned thort wood
stand at the Dore and git the voat and thay
stod 81 for DuglAss, 6 for Brakenbridge 4 marry
l for Lincon. That shoss how foxes stand 1t
Schpooks berg Districk.
Iores Perlitikally
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& O Is s a e. Il
IN Lots to Suit the Trade.

800 BBLs CRUSHED SUGAR.
30 hf bbls n o Sugar;
- hf bbi~ s | SUGAR:
800 balcs No. ! China Sugar;
$50 c7scsJ & II Lard;
4o1 eases p. & Il. Lard
200 eases Deckcr's Lara;
$50 bag, Rio fulfec;
800 bags Costa kica Coffee:
@oo mats OIL Gn'ornmcat Coffee;
300 mats China Rec;
~ b5ls Carolina Rec;
% cic>ts extra quality Black Tea ;
300 lf bbls Extra Clear Pork
20 bis New Mess Pork:
~ hhis Extra Clear Bacon;
By ROsS, DKNPSTFR & 90 =,
sapo9ml I13 Battery ST.
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. a 20

4 small Steam Engiae Of about twenty hoy5c
power.
The above is offered 1T $3.50 cash, ahou5 one
fourth the r.-ingl cost. NM. BENNETT.
Grass VALLEY, Sept. 45th PHVniX Mills.
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NEW TO-DAY,
Tor GaIa.

4 F0Ttv-Five T!Orse Power STE&N f,N-
- GIN r.. nearly ncw,togethcr with two BOIL
ERS, twenty two feet long, forty-tIyo inches d
ametar, twofi,ctccn inch luce, Ave front crate
bars. Lritc'iuT. smoke slack c'irl; ~alvcs, safety
valves and rYcry thing connected with thc I'm ine
complete and IN 900 order
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-28

So far the D Democratic nominees for tho
Legislature Of this county are concerned, w
are authorized to state that not orr Of them
viii vote for the Parsons Bulkheal bin. or ,r
any bill giving the franchise t. any private
company OF corporation, '-D@u2@.qt
We feel Authorized to state the same. or the
ground that not one Of them viii have chance
TO vote On that CT any other bill,
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-28

In Grass Nall.v, Soptrmhor 18th, Mr.. Thomas
Murray, native Of kili1rr county, ireland, late
of Eureka township, in this county, agcd2oycars
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-28

A Douglas editor in Wisconsin says there is
but 5',gly load Of Broekiaridge men in that
State; to which a Brcckinrlger rePlies:-ro
but there viii be 4 sal.y load Of Douglas men
after the election.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-28

JouS NvGENT, ESQ. speaks in this city to-
morrow evening. Nugent made splendid edi
tor. What sort of stump orator he IL, We
have not the acquaintance to decide.
TIE REPUBLICANS of Alameda. have nom;-
mated Frank f. Fargo, editor of the Alameda
Hesc{d, for the Assembly.
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\ ores Pcrlitikally
AErEHAs WARD.

MonE EyfuSolye.-The Republicans of san
Francisco, acting upon the suggestion of Iiar-
yey :. Brown, Esq., one of their prominent r:en
and stump orators, have pledged thsir canGi-
dates for the Senate to advocate the e2punging
from the journals, of the resolutions passed by
the Legislature of 1859, condemnatory of TIE
course Of David c. Brodcrick in the |, s. Sen
ate.
We are opposed to rnutilating the journals.
Let them remain as they are to pile iniamy
higher and higher till The end Of time upon the
heads Of the authors Of the attcmp;e disgrace
to California's truest and purest Senator,
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-28

MoaE LoGIc.-Gen. Alien argues that the
Democratic party, never in favor of internal
improvements, protesting to be so before cleo
ton but proving treachelous when in pcwer,
therefore the Republican party. always in favor
OF 4 Pacific railway, if in power. would prove
false to Professions also. The argument is, i
known hypocrite proving a hypocritc, honest
man viii lrovea hypocrite also. The argument
is lased on the sufposition that human nature is
the same in all persons, and dupiicity the natu-
raj tendency of the human heart.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-28
BIRTH.
D I 3 d

In this city, on Saturday. Sept. 22d, the wife of
NJ. John Cashirl, OF a daughter.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-28

WHAr's Ur:-The pIaeeryilIe papers report
that the Elitor-in-chcf Of the Sacramento
Union las passed TIM; place On his way to
Washoe, and tlat he will return by the way cf
the Hensers Pass. We hope be viii tell the
truth .eo2cc.ums the routes after having seen
both.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-28
BOOTS AND SHOES.
.g3E3.T s. E2GE4E s. CO.,
~ ('.fFrnrrE, s,+;.ccG

1E HAVE OK HAND, AND AET coz
- staaly receiving, BOOTS and SHtHS o'
every description. We can sell as low MS any
house in tho -ity Weiuvi,c our friends and tie
trade to eaI. AMI examine ar7 stock. We have
always ou hant srtg stock o.: Ladies'. Misses
and Ca.l.9ea's Shoes. Also, Boys Youths.
Misses, AMI Chill 'rcn's CoYpcr-Toei ro,ts and
Shoes. JOHN s. DOLE & CO..
scp2s-Sm E-aij Storc-I26 Celn'al st.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-28

JrLIA DEAN lIArSE arrived in san Francis
co on the Sonora.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-28

orEnIEs-It il rumored that the Anti-Le-
compton Legislators from this county begged to
be admitted into fellowship with the Admins
traitor wing last fall after their election, that
they might be allowed to caUcus in the regular
organization when candidate for the United
States Senate was to be selected. If principle
was all that these men cared about why did
they make such an application if they were
after something else. what was ii, and to what
honor are they entitled fol their present politi-
cal attitude2
We JSsERsrAND Miles p. O'Connor EXPIRES
e. willingness to obey the voice of the people
now. List winter he voted fer TIE Bulkhead
swiudle, the libel bill, against constitutional
convention. for the pork beef and hour inspec-
ton bills, etc. On all these questions he went
adverse to the will of his constituents. lie is
rcpentent now and we believe he viii actually
obey the voice of the people. They will tell him
to cit in November, and he'll GIT.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-28
Summons.
.scre,y summoned to appear

state Of California Count Of Ncrala, IS. district
Curt OF the 18th Judicial District Of said ; tate.
Tie people of tie State Of California, TO a l.
Sacbctt. greeting,
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PASSENGER TRAINS

ON .,SD AFTER THE 10TH DAY OF August,
~ 1880, the Cars of the Sacramento Valley Rail
/ Road Will leave as follows, viz:
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-28
SACRANEXTO WALLER RAILROAD.

ET.-r;Elas.:zI-11- r7.,g giJzsssli-7zi ,.9IV
s99s4sss
.1l+1-I y -
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Wonderful. Tknt Trte.

few days since, Mr.. jas II. Headlc, Of Huntsville.
Alabama. called on and gave permission to pub
hsh for the benefit of suffering humanity. the astons-
ing cure which had been effected IN the case of his
wife by the use OF Dr. HanccS Vegetable Epieptic
Pills. He informed that at the time his wife com
meuccd using the medicine, her system was so entire
ly prostrtted, by the number of spa-s she had un-
dergone as to reduce her weight to 100 pounds Since
the spasms and has gained in g and bodily health.
She weighs at least POO pounds and declares she
is IN better enjoyment Of health than before in
her life. Mr. Beadie also related the case Of Mr. Har-
rson Lghtfoot of the same town. who has been en-
trely cured Of the worst form of Epilepsy by these
same pills Mr.. Lightfoot's was so bad that he
never passed week without having attack, often
falling down IN the street H has not had attack
for more than year. Mr.. Beadle thinks that if the
pills ever tIi IN curing 1t is for the Of
proper perseverance on the part of the person
Of his wife, that if they taken for sufficient
length of time, they will cure any Sent to any
part of the country by mail the receipt of remit
tance- Address SETH HANcE, los Baltimore street,
Baltimore Nd. Price one box $3 two, s.; twelve, S2
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ErighJW.-The Atlantic (Ga) Locomotive,
March 80, relates the following under the
caption Of ''deyiiish deed OF a negro woman. .
" We learned through a gentleman from
Penfeld on yesterday, that negro woman
belonging 10 James Lankforl of that place,
becoming tired Of life, threw three Of her
children into well, said to he sixty-tive feet
in depth, and then jumped in herself Cur
It's Lankford went down after them, and found
her still! living and not seriously Injured ;
when he reached her she attempted to drown
him, and it was only by main force that he
subdued her and brought her up; the children
were ali dead. She is confined in iatl. and
will, no doubt, be huhg "a a murderes8. She
assigned as q reason for The rash and inhu
man act, that she wished to die, and did not
wish any Of her children to survive her"
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No Family should be without Them.

We speak Of McLanes Liver Pills, prepared by
Fleming Bros Pittsburgh, Pa, which have become an
Indispensable Family Medicine. The frightful symp-
toms which arise from diseased Liver manifest them
selves more or less Ia every family dyspepsia sick
headache obstruction of the menses ague and fever,
pains in the side, with dry hacking cough all the
results of hepatc derangenent-and for these Dr..
McLanes Pills are sovereign remedy They have
never been known to fall and they should be Kept at
all times by families.
DRscrIoNs-Take two or three going to bed every
second or third night. If they do purge two or
three times by next morning, take or two more.
Slight breakfast should invariably follow their
The Liver Pills may also be used where purgng is
simply necessary. As an anti-bOus purgatiye, they
are inferior to none. And III doses of two three
they give astonishing relief sick headache; also
slight arrangement of the stomach.
9-Purchasers will be careful 20 ask for Dr.. Nc
Lanes Ctge5rotcd L3rT FRs manufactured by FLEMING
BRos, Pittsburgh Pa There other Pills purport-
ing 10 be Liver Pills, now before the public, Dr. Me-
Lanes genuine Liver Pills, also his celebrated Verm-
fuge, be had ut all respectable drug stores.
None genuine without the signature Of FLEMING
BROS.
For sale by Charles Ritz, f. j. Hoffman, and Mary
Marks, Lewisown, and by dealers generally through
out the county.
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HnntiRgiOn G1nnfN.

The Huntingdon Globe saws, our friend Mr.
Ben. hlttaker, son Of Capt. John Wbitta
ker' OF this place, started for California on
tuesday night uf last week.
slight fire occurred at the Pennsylvania
railroad Depot on Wednesday last. The
done
4 lad, son of Henry Honstein, was kicked
IN the mouth by mule on Wednesday last.
which rendered him senseless for a time, and
Knocked all his front teeth out. We learn he
is recovering.
Gabriel lscnberg of Porter township. con
hned in the County Asylum at Shirleysburg.
ID state OF imbecility Of mind, in attempt
ing to escape through window Of his room
on Wednesday week last fell to the ground,
distance OF twenty-five feet, and was instant.
ly killed.
A log dwelling in Petersburg, occupied by
Mrs. DE Armlt, together with most of its CON
tents, was DESTROYED by fire on Thursday Iost
lhe house adjoining, occupied bv Abraham
Cresswel, was also un fire, but escaped with
slight damage.
The store of konigmacher & Baunan at
Mapeton was robbed on the lst instant Of
SIU0 IN IS on the Farmers Bank of Lancas-
ter, and about 500 in silver, two checks on
6ehna; X. IL. Co, enc for s.. %, payable to
Benz. Moore, and one for So SO, 4 new silver
watches, new snit Of clothes, a blue pilot
cloth overcoat, French, black, low,crowned
hat, a palr OF new walking shoes, and other
articles OF clothing were taken. The Union
says the robbery was committed by q man
named John l.. Ripple.
Married, james Hunter to Miss Mary Jane
Anderson, both cf Greenwood Furnace Jas.
Oattenkirk to Miss l.. A. Allison. James
Coulter of Tell township, Hunt. Co, to Mrs.
Mary Lauter, Of Lake township, Juniata co.
Augustus Eberman to Jennie Sechrist.
Died, at Spruce Greek, Mary Honsor, aged
. years months and Is days In Walker
township, John Anderson, aged 8 years and
) months. Near Shirleysburg. on the Both
ult, John Beatty, at an advanced age.
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State Constitutional Union Con-
Vention.
Declaration Of PRINCIPLES.

MON INTERFERENCE with the whole
~ question Of SIa5ery as not being a sub
jcct Of Congressional Legislation.
The maintenance Of the Constitution. as ex-
pounded by the Supreme Court of the United
States, and the enforcement Of all laws en-
acted by Congress.
Protection to the industrial interests Of the
whole country, and prudence, economy and
purity in tie administration of public affairs.
Citizens of Pennsylvania, who are opposed
to political faction and sectional issues, who
are deairoas of eenoying the causes which
hay5 endangered the Union Of the States, and
restoring harmony amongst the people, by
forming . truly National Party, based upon
the above principles, ara requested to send
delegates to tie State Contention, t. assem-
bic at Lancaster. on the 25th Of April, 1860.
at Il VI, Tor the purpose Of electing delegates
to the National Convention, to Be cuuyen-
ed at Baltimore, on the 9th Of May. 1850, to
nominate candidates for The Presidency and
Vice Presidency Of the United STATES
BY order Of the Executive Committee
CHARLES LANCASTER, Chairman.
i. c. FGGI{iN, Secretary
aP5-H Philadelphia.
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Death o. James <. PauldiDg

James hirke Iauldug, tho we'll known
American au.h3r, died at Lis country seat
near Hyde Park, on the Hudson, on Wednes-
4ay, April 4th, leG0, in the slst year of his
age. Mr. Paulding was a very prsliic wli
isr' laias, essays poems, isa;iric2l and ia
tActlc,l bEr!7sgnes aud nu1eIe, and many
aanobrUop, fugitive pieces, proceeded from
bis pen. Though no active politician, he held
sIGtessirey several prominent public Offices.
In 1911 he was appointed Secretary to the
Board Of Nary Commissioners, then first es
@bIi,hcd. After holding this position for
i,.,w years he resigned to take the Office Of
Navy Agent for the port Of Nesg York, which
Ae held tur twelve years, under different ad-
m,'nIstFatlons, and finally resigned on being
placed at the head Of the Navy Department
" President Van Buren,. All these Offices
we're bestowed without any solicitation on his
part or that Of his friends. According to his
usual custom. Mr.. Paulding resigned a short
Ina II before the Inauguration Of President
harrison, and retired to his country seat en-
Tue banks Of the Hudson, where he passed the
remainder OF his life in the calm pursuits of
agriculture, still preserving in all their fresh.
n! ness the rural and literary tastes acquired in
his youth
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WOODS HAIR REsTORATIyE.

PROFESSOR O. J. WooD: Dear Sir Having had the
misfortune TO lose the best portion of my hair from
me eects OF the yellow fever, New Orleans in 1851.
found it to as the very thing needed NV hair
is no" thick and glossy and words can express my
oblgaohs 10 you IN giving to the afflicted such trea-
TTNT. .E,Y Johnson
Inc restorative is put up in bottles of three sizes,
VIZ; large, medium, and small the medium holds at
least twenty per cent more IN proportion than the
small rets for two dollars per bottle the large holds
for~S3.
Q; }. WOOD Co. Proprietors AZ broadway New
York, and Il4 Market Street, st. Louis No.
Dealers, au5
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1Telee Churches Siimultareo,lyly St,ucL b.,
L. .Llghtaing.-In a debate which recently oS,
;s". ;lieu u IN the House Of Commons on the sub
E Eot. =! protecting public buildings against
Shnanlng' Mr.. Freeland, member, read the
instance instance Of despatch from the English
Sais'ef at Brussels, stating that on the third
soaoy allay IN February q violent thunder storm
oS hpanied by an unprecedented heavy fall
traIl' Ino~' had overspread Belgium and that
h. i've " churches were simultaneously struck
II. Hghtnlng. The accident was quoted for
IL rne R purpose ofurging upon the Board Of Pub
IL IL orks the necessity of protecting the pub
~ buildings with lightning conductors.
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N''c'de,-A young and beautiful woman,
an0se name was Anna Mcguire, while living
win notorious fellow, in St Louis, commit
!.a suicide ,Ii on the 29th ult., by taking arsen
u. The life of the unfortunate creature, saws
;:is Sg republican, has been an eventful one
,5 Sne mad received a good education, and was
sue daughter of respectable parents in Hi
NUS .T AT the age of seventeen, six years ago,
t sne was seen in Cincinnati where she was
aao"n as Josephine Frank A short time
a.ssf~ards '-s she came to St. Louis, where she
' way called Mrs. Wilson, and afterwards sew
"aI ,o3 9ther names. She was at one time en-
Snged In theatre Last year she was mar
d,ea do 10 r. j. Mcguire, and Mcguire having
a,,oal ,eL'eu her SIX months ago, she formed an
s.s a'ssschment for Ned Lundy. She was mar
Te 'sa 10 Mcguire under the name Of Anna s.
rs Es"is She has attempted to destroy her
bog ,e On nine different occasions--stabbing
sen;s 3sii az three several times, and taking ar
C1,G' 81 ~ ,cchiorotorm and morphine. She was al
an.@ted auuicted to opium eating, and under its in,
-''nce became very much excited.
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Estate of Gen. David MiIllken, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad-
N ministration on the estate Of GEN DA-
EID MILLiKEN, late Of Union township,
Miflin county, decd. have been granted to
the undersigned, residing il Brown township.
All persons indebted to said estate are reques-
ted to make immediate payment, and those
having claims to present them duly authenti
Gated for settlement
apps. Ct; D. T. MILLIKEN, Admr.
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Military Election Notice,

FENIIE Mifain County Cavalry will take no
1 tiee, that an election will be held at Mil.
roy, on Saturday, the 18th Of April. for the
purpose Of electing a Captain to fll the va,
cancy occasioned by the death Of Moses Z.
Mitchell.
DANIEL EISENBlSE,
as Brig Insp, % Brig. l4th Div. p. [. NJ
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AishaC0quillas Seminary.
P. Willard, a. M, PRINCIPAL

FEEHE summer session of this Institution
L will open, uuaa. lhc new organization Of
5he Board 0. Trustees, On TUESDAY, lie
lst Of May. and continue . weeks
It is designed to he strictly first class
boarding school, adording to both sexes all
the advantages to be found in any similar in
stitution.
Satisfactory boarding and oil necessary ac-
commodations furnished in the seminary bull
ding.
TERMs.-B Boarding, furnished room, and .u-
ition in Lnglish branches, 500 per session
enc half strictly in advance. No reduction
for lost time, except in cases Of prctracted
sickness.
For particulars address S. WATTS. secra
tary Of the Beard, BeleviiIe Pa, OF the PIN
cipai, kishacoqpilas, Mjtiin county, Pa.
Kjskaco!aiIias, March - l660-GC%
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EVERYBODY says the CENTRAL SHOE
H STORE has the largest and best assort-
ment Of Boots and Shoes in town Call and
try them. Z. COX, Proprietor.