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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-14
FAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS,
At cppTEt.SIDR

II
On Owssco Lake miles from Auburn Cayuga County
HENRY w. DWIGHT. Principal, Nm. II. BEACH, Asso'
ciaP Principal. Number OF puu limited 10 TWEEN five Terms
IS payable commencement Of terms LIST Oco'
b.r Ia, Jsouary, and middle Of Apil
REpEREsCEs-Hon T. d. Morgan. Hon. D. D. Field, VIM
Pat Palmer james Brsnade, H. d. Sedg lick y H. Bur.
t JssIeI COMING Edward Corning James G. Derby Iv'On
York Rev Samuel w. Fisher, ID, Pres Ham Col Rev
Chester Dewey D., LII D., r. q Rooh Uniyersity Prof
Albert Hopkins iams College; Rev Il. H. Crosy, staten
Island Rev n. HUNTINGTON d Prof Aab Thso Sc min
sry Rev Henry Fowier Rev Charles Hswley Hon. w H.
seward Hop Chnstopher Morgm, Hon T. NJ Pomeroy, aud
T. 4 ghIoop Hariu Auourn.
Mir DWIGHT may be at the Ft're Of Becar Co., No
1877 Broadway, TO-DAY (FhdsyD from stil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-14
A c. TrrTIE, AuctiOueer. Office No. 100 B

A G. TrTTIR, AuctioneeF. Uih'e NO. To br"su~sy
MORTGAGE and ADMINISTRATORS SALE
wi Of HOUSEHOLD EURaITUKE, PiANO, DENTAL
InSTRUk EETs, &c.
A C TU1TLE will sell on FRIDAY at IL O'Clock at No.
tnoDsluue the Furniture aud etects Of the ts DR. r.
haxlre Il ed o Psroc suites EtAge'es
enter Tsbe Large Mirrors OIL Pointing, Brussels Carpets,
Char Del ere, Bedroom Furniture go
fIsO D.uts inst uDvDts, Opera1ng Cbsirs &e-
Ter ra.h "A a drnost IrauI.d-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-14

A CARD.-W. JACKSON, No. 551 Broadway,
"A has const4nT hsnd every ticle desirable for fAoy
Mourning ressoLahe prices Particular attention Il called
oar stock Of BOMB Uses and BLACK SILKS in oil widths
and qualities surpsssing any thu before offered at reia
n B-Iep c4ses Of dstirsbe GOODS received per
kte steamer. consisting Of OTTOMANS yAL0URS, OTTO
MAN BARPOORS, EMPRESS CLOTHS. &c, together with
eevtrs materials Def offered Ia this ket Ls
dies requiring Mou ig Gods win find IL advantage 70 call
AID Inspect ok before lTchs sing elsewhere.
OBSERVE, W JACKSON. tpPoitsr Of MourRng Goods,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-14
Ronses TO fel.

FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT st No. 90
Il MaeIson sV next above the Of 18th 81 10
The looa,ion desirable any "a tie city. The
rec ny built furnished In tire be-. for the othe
oup,r viii b. rented Satisfactory to private
huily only For partico lars spply to HOMER BORGANNa
9 PiIe-E-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-14

III ALOIEU q 81 HES,
LII Noe q and s. MURRAY-Sr., New York,
Importer and Jobbers Of CLOTHS, CASSIMEkE5, VEST
mos svery sy and quality Of Goods used BY Clohier
and Merchant Tsiofs for Men and Boys wear
, 1860-12-27

Hr-7E,:s Cslo:; TEL EGEArN Co.. I
eE:', ,'.fn +, iiot u'-1EH T., Ice. =. co.
T,M' .>iaua:yess q .sRres Qf tht 1lt,'ern fhion
vi 2fcM Con';':;;:
Messages 10 :n:i trom Jno- E,ans. +. \.
Ktak., :. {. Pantlu:, ". +, N. Army, rha;idc,
us II! ,a:t, t. e.. Hutchinson .:uh DR.. Wc:'h. re-
lu:iu:: strictly t., lie tusinc,s of the kaEAas
BELIEF Committee .aay 'r Gent free nr charge
.sc: iir: lines OF t!s;s company.
.uin.N. S.LLyr, President.
, 1860-12-27

VIZ understand that the State Fsir is 10 hc
located for ii: Gaming year ut aa earlier Cay
iitau usual Tic new Executive Board :"cet
st SPRINGFIELD, jim. 18th, III with '::uc they
NIL receive aul entertain proposals for Lol,l'
ing tic state fair for 1861.
, 1860-12-27
fE-GD to John 5onEe ~ Dearborn street. asd
get 7uur elo:he# cleaned md rerslE1-.

fErGD to John JtnEe :, ~ Dearborn at1eeL 2Ed
ret 5vur elo:he# cleaned md rsrslssG:
=. Asp Z. uAsz-Ju.t receired fEon. smoke in
S:o!c, Ernbcr 9. Sta:e rsrces- 4 nicr lot Of Pork
::nd Haee IIa1.e; also er:ar:carrd +mokrd Beef
Torcay .ad Dacon. xh:e! Is e:e!ca fur sale to
Enu,t}5 Grocery aud othc= retail Gea'e7s. cee''ts
sE-G. =. Il--r; hesii ii@-t -ec.ired splendid
lot o:uyai Gilt Frames IT Sot"ss-eriss AID ol
pain:ia.e, which IL: rictaess aLe 'sssiy 2:e :ot
eqraed II tsls city. Call :, III Lake +iIre.> t''es
Nes-r.. Heard l. Hoes Jewelrs s,oze md examine
hctozs au-chc::n: elsewhere. At these frames W.!
lie o,jd st tic .o..c:. possible rated !: -eiai y: u
,x,,,n,,;, desa4t
- ca. rt.tu:4s, .1ew Goods ,ad Sew styls:-
,x;ce~ 20 z:;:. to t.,.=s NJ II. #. Hi!a.ai:sr. IS
s.u,;, Clark Sire. d-cl?-i4.
1Eess!9 IN puBa:4 Il: 1sa Dearborn :;::-s. sAsr.
me-: - r7rt1rad 1Ho:k and get :6F Sign f:iEt
,,.,. ,l,n- es:..,;. stcla:l'
;~.i! s.:oa.d nc: fail to re:... .:e 3;ts:.s 11e;:t
| Of PED. Eon,. II ;o-d.:'t I4irr. -.
/ .vr-=11A A.,, s:n+oSa iA3..- S-r..:1 Ma
| ca1S-:5 80: c,u;ls7:.k= .Sn NET Vans PIE
ry3r--t :.:S appropriate iessEuv':ial 0: tAr..sz
to hi. t4scater. eon to b 1aoise.. ). hasbas1 to
::s wfe s!rrt!lcr u Ills sissar. G. c17ca 10 IL
| ras;o. -Li= Is . N.:.-t:E:" s.fs
i CIV. +. CI:t:e..le:', 2ezt-.l sss.: Il. ill
noi4, N:=:or in au ~(.::.:r. l::;:>;-, - aad II:
! I.'c t:t."i. ':eciei:s
= ...s. T:....:s:-~': .c :a:: l'cr c+n' cheap
Il ....:. ..j .::.:1 E..sa- s:a ii2-:::"a + T."
! advertiser ..nt. "''-s'iEl
, 1860-12-27
],&IR3STMASA AND NEW YEAR.
- Fine 1awelrv, Watches and Silver Wara.

TIL. 1r,ausi{:i stock Of xoo,ss nov opc1eI 40 o.
sale st y tt,rt Bsor H. noE
~ cjo.tnr uut 5 -tocx bcfyre the et
rskas .. ha I1:.cont noa.e e.. 9{ss nye1 -.
;nT@d ,c We havr % ban. b*tatifai
EiuSEl: C9!;aL ~ IL, ~ - cna;ts1!S tna
Gua!i CSs s:cls s1erse EasiaaA ianfs sean ~ fans;
Rsst rs3st+ Ftn ssae1. e. de =
EriSat' Sai: siands. C4sso.s. Cskf B4sSf.s' fsu3s
D!she-. Tta Set, Connun!2E seT,es ntuts Oe 81 =;
xt3cn ( cf.erri cneapet taAn ever befare uonE !o1
get H. number S; Lake 4: l2deS ne Eem1as ~
e IVs1r1sated. l1ett.t.ssiml Il: 4: GA9hME4:
r AIDES TAKE NOylCE.-Tou
I: ~ IN, ,-f r1ate3 Isc,x, Frtc.es. Era.de
cnri T.ssels. ftatk sranxies, Bulno< Thread. Sa'
j, ais street. under Ilc II eHaont Aonse
,.,, 4Jo1,n T. Il CABElEY.
, 1860-12-27

ST, GEoraE's BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
q, A..t S<,ei.Llu ~s-d La q the St Is'r.::s
Benevolent Association nj Bryan Hal, on I n"
,'cr evening, will bc 4 notable a1lniE.
, 1860-12-27
$3.50 RE" ARP
/, CORNELL &C.,
II 131 I.asxe Strret. tTp-Stn1rHxl

>" -. :--:as u r, .~w4r' evet1 vAex- Is = .ast
,.4e' y..s.sn. 21S'5sss. at3 =, :. ttes
ifsa:aS: ,..s!r aI:a,ly Maa.sA NJ: ~, -; -
ns4txn1 IL ao1s> IT 3N 70: eA5Tt921 f$1ao
Il txiartuf A24 III x.3dA VI EAnaAstus2x+ 1A@aot~'a
, 1860-12-27


Art.l:rr batch nf drafts aud r"'1ss s1u.cn by
1',e Darlington ami Quincy tsaiu boy, have
.nu.. +" }IgEt. Th.y we're found upon the IT,
lena Ian,lroad track, about two aud Il a'slf
,ailes frou. Har!e1n, ON tbs I'd u DccelAber,
ny VIII :rd D:1lIuadEc, aud are III follows:
Su I, i,rnft by Tus: aadi~nn Branch 1t Slate
I;anl. nl Iowa. on ". II. Kl!k=dnlc j I" ri. lon-
H. %.e :snh 1sil. order Of j. M becs1 fo. *<a.s1
w =. Iratt. NV. 1:th. le+s' hy :. E.ach, y. H.,
uu l.. Ar,tzr1 l,u.:cy, H.. $.c3.s1.
.sn:: nr.n ~ I. =. icnticit. Quincy. ILL.,. Do. :
Isl p7srr Flac1 4 Savage. On ttwe,sl : Co.. ~ l..
Ne. t. i}raft i, Stale ,iu..S Association. st.
1.cai. S"r. 18th. n:.1"s 81 sawycs 4 Groves. N
l:.n!. ii Commerce. y. T.. $5D.
NJ T. Draf.. Stafr Hank N Mains. Nov. 18Th, Or
,!-: ,: t,,t,l tlh-rchs. ua E1caAt1,t RalE FSs:on
:$as
:, NJ. Gl,saft by Rank Of Commerce, Cleveland
Iit. Ns,r stst. uEGer of !. II. Sargent, Gn u. n
Nu, Dram IL StAte Bauk Of Ohio; at Athe1,e
Oct .1: order n Elrrnrk Wolfe IN Within llH..:t
/ e., %.Y.. $;W.
Nu.S DAFT he Fr,s.iifu tank, StweIs. ohio
t,c; ~, n-ttrr of William Anae.tos', or C'nttnen
| t.llat,i:. y. ". {&.i1isl
~ :: it:,f; hy :c!,.sIrr D:s:!t:.:n. He1:oer.G:
InN:, uc. 18th, orGs tf Snrh!l Woods uH l:iir:.
| r.ll L.. ,=,.::: tank, y. T.. $tl,
1 No ~. Nukv ty Ihasc und slaE'. t;aEd'i trt'' I
Io.--l tht fcr tn1r ,snntht. nrte-r nf Ia ri"E
t ~. Il. Scir ..y ii. II. llaw:rs. Dn1llnst.n
luwi .Iuly l7th. live .nuH'i-. orrr of Oliver DIT
| snr 4 10. $l2s.
Til. atoyr dsal,E and nales were Eccove1c
hy t,.r. Bradley, aid h.>e" hecn PLACED il
,hv !:.ts Of Mr. armstrong, Assistant 'o5'
| 1uas.vT.
, 1860-12-27

B1A..rr LODGE FgsT1vA--Thc Festival oil
nlaney Lodge, always 4 brilliant and success
tu1 arai7, ,.lkcs placc 2t the Briggs House this
..,.enfnr.
, 1860-12-27
anlu6fll1rEtsi.'


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on 1Eri:.::::.i =-:,v;:*1s>;. rE<I"::E
E II s:H*:s =: IL: 2'f:' ;'$: III
flicker. - J ,.. - -.-2" tsD1.
For. ~. .t.,- ~-..---.., ;>t.- .ra .::2-.:,-:
aes::: IL
H7,vICht, ::~ -: i IT.:
E-ho.e; ;1 ,,.:,, !. :. e.:
'as q 1:.a Ut :: 's;,ss e. ,r-. :: .sa r,.,s :.
esa:4: f.:v.te l;,vr~. f.. =. ~
..,-...
MISSES Apa a.n EMMA Was.
fs4 e, ~: ~: ~: i .:iAfd a. AiIS Fl INF
S T.: s: % :eis se:aS:y -: -
eins4 r t. =. - r w3=4s. ' x::sse4 ses::
Il 4; E:::! '::ssr2 A''S':3: .:; I: H: .+'.:.
F.: FF<ss:'. :.'' : -. '.:::.''.. 80,
h. II &C. @;T ;s;:s::4s.<: :;g:, ii; "a, &c: /;
49,; sd WI ~ ~ ~ -: a., e. =. ,,.
r+sn' sa't::4 - -~,..,
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~ T: X I. " & f>@"h !: n :
y
i''af':s4''e S:3efa tfoaFe'
r.akrsr .r,::otce', e-'2::* t'e ~ H. t3-ST H.; =
;.., LI.;;; = u; N.';it% Il !, ''4 s'S = ~
,...,,,.- r-.:..- r., .7,p.-..;:A ,cl
! .Ss.i:nsrt..., :. r. ;nt.:a. nL.s
cs1hH1 c:4tH ,ttyT-~Ce.1.
EEtEm, -. .;-u- !. a.s.a.ls ~, ~ -o;. t 80
- C:.-.:,rr n: ttt
! ds''Ss !,
~. srE>'t'". - :,
:. s,st,z He: ~, h.. ~, ~:
i 1D.,r&t:f.r AND I:ALI.,
| Cn rfl:.y E7e.,'+ A*:. ~. r. II ~. 49, i
| rt.. cr,-.-. ;u..r ~ " " ~ ~ = i
lAs rH: .s ;.nes.t. nf <: s,v.yito i. &. -
:n:a: :,nt ~. '.-. y !. sll.: ti.".- ,sl ~ =:
! 5., -: -, ii ~ : s.1..:: + ::
L.. - -. -,.e, - r.. InJ!
) M1".S '''f = .ftH.. -. .,n ,i -. r.. .
h-n:i} ~ -,.' = T. - -. :, : Il .-y- = t.-
| : ,,s+ .,..
, 1860-12-27

Sent 70 7nErn QrAnTEns--sberiti llcs'ng
1,as seen tl,u latest batch Of prisoners tentenr'
et} in OFT Courts enfe NJ Joliet
, 1860-12-27

THE WEATHER. WIS 1n'lch III
doubt which Eias ,u take OIL tae s1e'saln2
question. Signs Of = tliaw.
, 1860-12-27
Chra%tnann Day In Chicago.

gave rather too I1uch OF titt 'n''a' 40
.,.t s.a,,a ,1e;v1,;nu IT s,t.1.,rt notice.
...1 ,I,., ,., ,.,,., w.r,. htayT and the
e3oke' ii. t,,,, ION Linden. -: :un:ro<1t.n."
- ~. r.t,,:,re -r.-c nm t,r1f .,i,h their
-,,,.,,. ~ ~ +hni- .ors drarrcd
1,.,,., -, a.. >, +,,. ,.i,; i, <t., *.3o. foa-
~ 49,. ,,o,..x
~. I,x no,,s5 .,u,ct,y .nd si,h little to te.
=. 80 ~ our aor1s ,h. l;,,1.
ee.'s wv $500. ,,l 7,r-. rasr
.o'As aoAo.'e' ~ ,,c,. and
3'Prs - ':,e ~ v,.:v,
tac h'''o o-n@ . y .>'t w.,
"eso eAr'sl'aa' s's' ~ ~
theIf o'si''e'ee An's
GNitoi:o l'A''t>, " IL, +hnr
~ r orTs, ,,l., ,,,r.
-:c---4 49,, .o,r-. f:.h.s, u,,e,s 50
A'A1~s"' - ..,>,- 3,;t,,.,:. "
:. ,,. :. E;,;rn. .;,. :;
! ~ =. 80 .;.,s :. t,r...,.1,,,;,
49,, a.. n,,3,;-. ,,o:,k cr
| the Richmond, Tremo.. auu Eggs fad e.15:.
small ar1ny with the q; oi ,he xi*sa, Ill su:at-
! tuo.s re?a*.=. T:cse T''S c'uc-ssas: sas''A~+'
.a,! L..pry parties t':z:.:1 - ssis a!:o oe oa:
| 1!orouEh:n:es satcf Il! t:is ia. 5'-'aa o1s'"'
| t.u, <,u being ha,s,7 aad in fairy for 1t.
| rte-a~-- ? ,.o~e .,e;::,..o,l Vi bns.r :l:c
..,.i''.. II. ~. ~: :. ,.:;,5I:es.
! pats'"se' 'ao a+'e4 = A' '
t.iied from " "Sa.s,. l@foau'-' SAD - >':''s
| about iour. In the ptts-H! ek:.tra sE.i: ol
.,e.. ,,.,,,,.,, ,.,,,,. :. :. ~,fv lrr.y :usv
; '':cSc a'Ae''' s<''+ .>,a,;,..; - ,1';, 49,
| o'1 n''s hee '''.ts 1ei'te !.'
or not aSrn j. .. e":''' H*'c f'sse1 1ee NAt'
, 1860-12-27

~ Bruehe:, Combs, hue Soaps, Sataets, .ups.
ror Co!osne, Odoz Bo.,lts, and a lar;e variety of
-tae. useful articles for presents. will he fund IA
ca.ec-i'. -urncr Of State and Randolph streets.
, 1860-12-27
rrO. THE :FRATEKA II I.
l.,-... Masonic aai al otter kinds q

~
EsE % a Il Z. 49,.
>,.de to oeder MI Qualities and prices OMEsa 6ets.
;. ctcht Collars and AP:pa.. Hnaa 80 TO fix.
;ssE, isa:e 1e.els fs0Ea e to e'' ~ <s't ..
thsptsr Jsxcs E1.ds Y osdtx =; M rE!Ge tspM f.
Dp1oas1kc- ssntlT % aaaA cr y "
Lie sf5seE T1r1aonr E!ook. :-s,r =, o.,,.rxv
delt-HsNttn Z. :. &1o1-9.19. 1o.-1
DArCllIN:a MAGNETIC OIL.
.r1,a III Is ~ hu17hsE. bat csa bs youcAei for b.
sro.ts I'D hnureds IN our city ard she saH oa1dlnX
ronhIrv' Who'll hASs p7uscd L tatAlaAAlt 15F Cndi
t:orrsS Eas:Acnr Head Ache oeth Ache HeuyElEtA
jGsS 1.s1iss. SOD 1etts Fru-tx4 Ire. C95n. A.sa14. NJ
i: ,:,: one 81; T., "a tants e
Ill Il Il Lake ..Fset, z:E1.at .re+f -,
+. [,4 LJ4GtfIca - = 80 -T - L. L. tAEChF4i
f. ( 1t s'JrfiS0Is t;uERGSCy
.xxAxES At p.,1f, = =
sos f.s. = .Eses wanu:. casr1 nj M't:ss T.; .!;;so
IS.be. a; sx aa1a ME- f1 fW%a fWaIIxGE e. M aoIKa
1 s2as 2sss a s-S:' -: .ttast 4saa = Nklsss9
, 1860-12-27

RAILROAD WoRK.-Th. grading IN :ts Chi
cayo Il Northwestern isa!!rpaa extension i
uow finished to SrenHtl. AMI nr,Ei5 'tls cenl.
p!eted ifo,u there to Appleton. Tie l.aes !:
{s.u duwu tur shout halfway 10 te-n.h. We
Understand tia, the IRON xiii NJ: Be la!a fur
ther tlan III. latter llace 'hla winter
J1arnu:.,
Eot 20. The track will i's nulslteo through
to Appleton IS speedily as possible and with
no stops by Tie way.
, 1860-12-27
THE CITY.

A rurr7r P1cKR-The pickle the horse
railway tracks are fn when saltcd.
Sec advertisement 0! Mrssre. EastMan
& Euu;. for 1au,arac los, In another column.
, 1860-12-27

Y7..:rTED STATES Nail.
u -" Tes.!y LA =
r>RE. LIVER pm,
=. :: .r,ae! i: e::,e. e G:e.; R::sn ;! 4; III
TIE .-oNT REAL. NAL
:3:e:*:znslip Co1spang''
r. 4; = s:; NE ix::%A: ;:;:S
z: s A:;: :: }s :,s::;:ss
"a !; ~: ;:;::: ps st:a: ,si:s:;; ;S'"''
e:4s' :;s, sa'1GS:: cG;: $, = Xar.s:ts q sa:aa
,.,:., ,eeord < !: L, {; 4;ase ;,;e .
S:s s ::s: e.: =: -: ill., t. :5;l e s.:
'a.!A........--''. ''........'....{s: =
:. s: f;:,,;; 81 T.: ::::s::
,;:s5ef. .: :: :a ::;:s !: ;;E: ::!3:s@:
=! Ri ~sH 4 :: z:st' s:::5 : w ~:
ie9s'' ~ s.' ;:, : s. lS::5:;:!; ~S:; ;
7sa =* Il ::!:s{ 4! lin; t::is III: :.'<::; >:s;:
! j. LII VICTORIA Dl;I'. y
X :.-:-T.S:::. ::anea>s !-oa ez.:t::s =, =
! X, ,2:a7@~..==. 80 !aaAa': ta1 ~
E1rER ST. LAWnExcA.
80: Of lard .uaiI A!t.~:. :. Il.
;k.. -. 20 La4:c.- .-c VI .s.e-- y -";7: o
-
+; g.. !, TAX Railway Of i::a* l.
s};e i ;:;::; :; .: :za:s Il! 81, s; -
o:z A@S<~Ae: 7;!rL2S5, + iz2G pE:s T.. ~'''4 -
-: :: IL -
ohs CHANCE o. cAna
F-c, .sa.o o. IT, !. .!=.s,a:i '.I:": = :sS53. =
=. 41.:..ls: Id a1u!tt aV-i, g; r.;
81 .sl tEv =.,.,ka al. Wt,'- Al t3s1i- lS ~
:'.-=t!:ses5 3:3 isrt"n' e'1%.i. ;-iF, y:
'! w. Css. ~ sad Us Hei: -.-:.--I S.G:a' = II
En...t{a4 Ac,O -At IL s3'ot-
. T.: ;'h. Ca::.nS1. Le:s..', = -.
80. ST. r.. a:1: :.et. " 49, = g. -
-: ;, AM =. ;>.i't.A-: AAiL. ~: IT,
t6IIsr. - ca:'-!ay. nnA :.S:s AlY:: -
T. - T.! t1,ts:i'- II. .ass T., 81 .~as. tx
- I,:.;: W.LEGi. SAAs.A l. -.
'e''-'s So Wra.~:.Acx. ,;rr-~1: wes:c:s IT
-. ~ :: Lac $50
--f- I. 4111u1+ HOUSE C1 =
, 1860-12-27

PEKsoSAl~-On Wednesday Hon. W'lliana t.
Or1pu, returned to this city from y1ait o
xsycral week. At New York.
Hon, Lxonerl swott was III town Jehtcfdn:
, 1860-12-27

r. ~. f4rv NJ New York. on tae above 6ate viii b.
Mads public Tho above A1lexc.tin. AuaosozhsEx 3et
dent 1r which almost every one + An1aus 70 1eAs os
Ee It Snown therefore that Joha Ec-5 pi1, E-a ".
vrftsn 9q1f remarkable New {eA1t 9:of9-tetaaz4"
ahia AAke for Ns latea-ely nnarax 80 tasaASS E1.
rarvt; rcn'n* and power, which cannot cti 70 SET!
<xsfy s,faiiS II ihe land Seldom. e!es, h.s st2:!
been pEbhhed more sutsed fer nniTss.ai e ;o
1ordtt9n ssies :oM hJ The Pilgrims aac fsdtst~ 80
Eerr nj hapHtt III te:cthef on tho Heno-2o4e octA
sioa TtEed to, sFe ii hspptly blended tcE:tsfE y
dc author IL xst51e It oat: grItal as0seaSe Az
- t.rtaintoE IN tits new atory.
Tia 1bovs Story haA bee4 written 1er y; Us
.Household Journal. core=enci1E Il No. ~ II WILL
appear exclusively ~.
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, 1860-12-27
NelD advertisements.

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.i1is qnl alt ~ LtoI;n7 P:~t~s s':f tic aort"u'''
, 1860-12-27
G)itt1@G Gribltt1t.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER q. 1860.
80 To Hail Subscribers.
The Iata on tho slip On which yoar nan.o Is
p:ia:e::- :e,!-, TI:n .urr subscription :uns eat.
neep alc.1 .1.t. :.
, 1860-12-27

Tur Calico DA1L.--7':.p Calico lal 1t Bryan
Hall. i:sst night, passr'! vi In HaaoeE h1sa.s
| satisfactory 10 all conceEned, a..d mist ava
results iichl! gratifying o tae noble eau'" It
| eaa Intended to aid.
, 1860-12-27

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II! ~ til. rIt
, 1860-12-27
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ADVERTISING SCHEDULE,
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, 1860-12-27

SELLING; L1QvoR WITHOUT L!CESsr.--lhers
tars @e:y numerous suits now being prosecuted
| a1:alns! parties foc selling liquor without H.
, 1860-12-27

UEj< N-1ANINEaIVN- -LfS II EKks
Thc Ereat Robbery OF the Indian Fund
--C.snrAc1er of1he Present !Ad1u1niH-
tratlou--s:~ Trcn~an, Perjury and
Robbery --;ct{.lt OF tho Two Crltas
CoYnfnfItcrA.-S:Irn Stand Of he &c"
E.ut.i1cnus.-Sout3: Carolina Envoys
sind t7tc Japa tacso.
, 1860-12-27

TO kENT.--A new two-story
i Era.,a uonar in tic Sautt. .s!+i.tca. eat VA
bar: a--t1e. Would rent - ANAL family ~ Lag
tue rent I. roart. AlG1cas L. o. Lex l. A!Acae ;.
, 1860-12-27

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:..:; ,,.-.t:,f,re exi.t.ng bst*eeu the under.
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, 1860-12-27

FURNITURE SALE
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, 1860-12-27

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, 1860-12-27

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, 1860-12-27

JouS 3. GoCGH oS aATCR7Ai ErKSE0.-
Tlls popular ami world renowned friend OF
teuperanee will lecture beiorv the Young
Mems ChriatIa, Association, for the last time
this :.:s.1. !: etrorol:tsn Hall. on Saturday
evening. No morc tickets will be sold thsa
| the tall will accommodate. They iray he
,,rorured At I'll the book and music stores. and
| it Knowles shoe store. un!cS ths hall.
, 1860-12-27

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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-10-05
Private Publications.
From the N. Y. Tribune.

From the N. Y. Tribune.
The printing of books privately, Or in
limited editions, is now carried to an extent
in this country which would have delighted
the soul of that most ardent bibiomariac,
Dibdin. The Seventy.six Club, the Brad.
ford Club, Mr.. j. Munsell, of Albany, Mr..
James Lenox, of this city, Mr.. j. Carson
Brevoort and III. G. Murphy, of Brooklyn,
Mr.. Riggs, of Washingtoa, and Mr.. j
kimberley Jones, Of Georgia, have all print
ed impressions of valuable historical docu-
ments, in the highest style of the typograph-
ical art, and confined to small number OF
copies for distribution among their friends
and public institutions. Mr.. G. B. Rich
ardson is now printing on large paper fifty
copies of Bancroft's History, and one hun
dred copies of the Private Diaries of Wash
ington, from October, 1889, to June, 1892
A still more important work of the same
publisher, is fifty copies of an exact reprint
of the Daye Psalm Book, the first work
printed within the limits of the United
States. Four copies of the original edition
printed by Stephen Daye, at Cambridge
Massachusetts, in 1910, are all that are
known to exist, and one of these was re-
Gently sold for 1886. Prince, the antigua
rian and chronicler of New England, thus
speaks of the book: "By 1886, there were
come over thither, near thirty learned and
pious ministers, educated in the Universities
of England, and, from the same exalted
principles Of Scripture, purity in religious
worship, they set themselves to translate
the Psalms, and other Scripture Songs, in.
to English meter, as near as possible to the
inspired original. They committed this
work especially to the Rev. Mr.. Weld, and
Rev. John Elliott, of Roxbury, well &C,
quainted with the Hebrew, and the Greek
also. They finished the Psalms in 1910
which were FIRST printed by Mr.. Daye in
that year, and had the honor of being the
first work printed in North America"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-10-05
The Power of Silence.

One thing is noticeable in Garibaldi. He
makes no speeches, INDUCES in no proclama-
lions, and has kept clear of all gaudy rhet-
ORIG! How different from Mazzini and
Kossouth, and the generality of agitators-
men whose patriotism evaporates in words.
The mouth is the great safety valve for
sedition and rebellion. Ireland would have
been revolutionized long since, but for the
fatal gift of eloquence in her sons. The
pent up steam of disaffection instead of being
suffered to accumulate in volume sufficient
to rend and upheave the political fabric. was
suffered to blow off in noisy vaporings. So
it has been in Italy, so in Germany, SO
through all Europe. Lamartine and the Or
ators were the escape pipes through which
the fires of the French revolution of 1848
ready to deluge with Vesuvius eruptions
all Europe, sound harmless vent.
We do not underrate the danger of disun-
ion, to these States. But while the yawn-
ing nav of Yancey is open, and the rheto
ric of Rhett blows off, there will be no need
of fear. 1t was dumb Cromwell, and the
silent William, that created the two revo.
lutions in England. The talking Bonaparte
Lucien, was nobody; washington was no
speech-maker and now comes Garibaldi
who never made speech, to complete the
list of effective revolutionists.-Albany 1T.