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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-31
'RADFORD CO., PA.

The Collegiate year Is divided into three terms of IA
weeks EACH The Anniversary exercises will be held at
the close of the Spring term.
No deduction will be made for absence except in case
Of prOtracted illness of over two weeks.
Instrumental Music will not, heretofore be taught in
the Institution but by special arrangements class will
be taught in hall adjoining the grounds ofthe Institute
by the Teacher of Vocal Music.
This arrangement has been adopted for the past term
and experience has proved it to be cmnenty superior to
the plan pursued in former years Special pains will be
taken to the greatest progress of those wishing
take lessons in this branch Terms will be heretofore
Tuition on Piano Forte per term ............ $40 90
Use of instrument which to take lessons..... 50
do for practice. Observation-Disclosures. Or
Pupils boarding in the Hall will furnish their own tow
els &c, and the table silver their option. 1t is esira
bic that they also furnish their bed and bedding
when is convenient but when otherwise these will be
furnished at slight charge.
II strongly recommended that students from abroad
should board in the Institution better opportunities
for advancement in study thereby secured.
Normal Department. Special exercises arranged
without extra charge for those preparing themselves
Teachers OF Common Schools. Prof {. Il. COBCRN. the
able and well known Superintendent Of Common Schools
in the county has kindly consented to organize the Tea
chers class. and direct the course to nc pursued.
He will also he present to conduct It's exercises often
practicable, and will deliver frequent lectures tie
Theory and Practice of Teaching also other sub
connected with Normal training.
Those persons therefore intending to engage in teach
ing for the winter will find il greatly to their advantage
to he present during the Fall term.
Prof COhurnS connection with the institution Is not
such to in any way interfere with the discharge OF the
regular duties of his Office.
No pains will be spared the part of the Faculty and
Trustees in sustaining the high republication the nsu-
on has hitherto enjoyed, and in rendering 1t more wor
by OF future patronage and support
JAMES McWIIIIAM Principal.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Notice
is hereby given that all persons indeb ed to the
tate of ROSWELL COBURN. late of Warren twp decd.
are requested to make payment without delay and those
having claims against said estate will present them duly
authenticated for settlement. NJ. G.. COBURN
July l6. 1862. Administrator
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4 DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE Notice
"a is hereby gwen, that all persons indebted to the
tate of }. *. VALANCE late of Towanda boro decd,
are hereby requested make payment without delay
and all persons having demands against said estate viii
present them duly authenticated for settlement
SARAH VALANCE,
July l6 1862. Administrators
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A DMINISTRATRINS NOTICE Notice

n is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
tate of Henry W. Johnson, late of Athens twp, dec d..
are hereby requested to make immediate payment and
those having claims against said estate will present them
duly authenticated for settlement
NJ. SALINA JOHNSON,
,Une "a 1852. Ndm'x.
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July %. 1852.
ES4SAE
TAMF TO THE ENCLOSURE OF THE

~ subscribcr in lie Roy township. on the 7th OF
Jriy EIGHT SHEEP five old and three ilmol.
The owner requested forward, prove property
and pay charges and akc them away otherwise they VIII
be di i+,,c~ed ol according to law.
lrIinN .IuIN Il l,N2. JESSE Rt) RENI
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.-Noric

- is herey given that all persons indebted to estate
Of JAMES CLARK, late of Herrck twp, decd, are
requested to make without delay and those hav
ing claims against said estate will present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
JOHN MCMAHON, Adm.
I,Ir
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-04

ofrftta fnb, fart bemOraltFrt Jet. @r BE.
ittat ferncr bic NuSiagen Der &t6mpnbe'
3ettunoen, paB etne 9rpBe Au5abl 6erumfret-
fer bos G6al BON 8trginien btnabaebtn. Der
@ropORmari6aa BON BtnAelter la9t, er tonne
retne binret6enpe @aoallerie erbalten, le gu
perfplaen. llutsr Dem 8plt berrfAt elm Cue
RanO bon 6uu9srsnOtb unO unIere Nrmee
tpiGiroe in 8indster berslt6 ptQtOmmen lein,
ba Oas Golt Damn ~peni9lens Die nCtbwenoi9@
item 9ebenSbeOurfni1e erbalten tGnnte. NHe
Rranten unp Die sanse Baggage wurOen meg
aef6idt, Dteie 8ewe9une peutet auf stnrn
8Gd,ue Der Nsbslen, nm in cine @e9euo gu
tpmmen, wo le mebr Q~ebsnsunterbalt tnoen,
@eltern eriAten Elm NebelencUrps gu Water=
fpro unO trteb ales Gisb unO ale pferoe meg,
oeren eS nur babbait werDen fpnnte.
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Scr Grica in &entudh.

Gin GefcdJt. Gen. WeUr9an's Mrnee am Cbir
amsefUmmeu. -9ie ebeaenirdume 9belbpUine.
Qputsptlle, 2. Stt. Da8 vSOurnal'
brtngt Na6ri6ten ubtr eth beibes 9ee6t,
rpel@ss geltern &benO spil6en Sen. Sits
Noantaarpe unO 1000 damn Nsbeuencapal.
lerie gu 6lepp'e Sort p%prtel. Der 6etnO wal
auf pen umlisaenpen 56ben poltirt. Wir
lhlusen penlelben, aber lie febrten tpteoer 5t.
rud, porauI mir unIere Nrtillsrte lptelen lie
Sen. Die le gum 3petten Nlale In Die Slu9t
ldlug, Ntr erbeuteten in etnem alien DanlG
Der Naaboriaaft 10000 Stad 9atrpncn.
Oteien MOrgen 9e9en 9 l1br tpuroe an Del
Sbelbp0tae 9loaO Elm beftises Muatetenfeuer
gebGrt. 0as Nelultat %OeiIelben lit unbetannt
Oa8 vSOurnal la9t ebenfals: Oieleu
MOrgen fano an Der 8arDetOpn Godb, finl
MetIen BON bier, Elm @efe9t TAFT Die 9le=
belen wurben 3urifgeiAta9en. SIR 8erluIt
lit unbsfanut. unler Gerluit betrue % Sc
t6otete unb @eripunoete.
General 81. SO. NtprgauS Sruppen ltnb bon
Cumberland Sap am S6iO, YOltamputb &C.
9enitber, an9eFpmmen.
9eute wurpem Der NGbe BON MUunt Walb'
inaton In Der ylabe pes Selt Silver cine Sa.
npnaoe gebprt,
Die 9tebelea raumten 9eltern SbelbYOtae
nadoem lie 3u0GrOerll bic Sturefeeper eenGa
tbist 9atteit, epul6pertrte glpten fur ibre Giu-
t1ufe an3unt9men.
3u pari8 in &entudY baben ale Sauleute
auBer Oen Seg1funiten tbre 0aaren mcgee
i6tft. Die Hebelen nabmen suerIt BON otes
fen 2eBtern alle Dsden segen Se3abluns nit
tbren g6Cteu, alsOann 3pon9en fe %pieIel6en,
tbnen ibre 6eppi6e gu 3erlAnelOen. NlS ld
Die 6erren lejslliontltti6en &auf Ieute petser.
ten, cpnfGpertrtes @elp an3nnsbmen, wurOeu
fe etn9efedt.
strip Smitb loa nit ben &auileuten gu
Qsrington in perlelben Weile perfabren BADEN.
4QUutsStlle, 2. Sftbr. 6iufbunOert
@sfangene, pel1e Sen. 8plsau'e OipifiOr
mahte, lno nielen Mitta9 bon MioDlstcwu
au9etummen. Dielen NaAmittag fan0 Elm
G6armiBsl gu SarOstown ltatt. Die bun.
pestruppen DerlOren in benz Sample % Sp9tt
umD 8erpunpete. Der 8erlut Der Jiebeaeu
LIT unbttannt, loa aber beOeuteno fein. unlere
Nrmee ltebt 20 Nieilen BON louisville.
9ettes.
@ir GGren 70 sben, Daft uulere Nrnee d
Neilen BON bier amber garpstppn 8UaO tn
Salo6tUrCnung oufgefellt wOrben 1T. IS
teIsn betanpia lAorfe S9armibel Dor UNI
pir tperCen fiber balD Neuisteiten bGrsn.
Sol. @ilper LIT III Der StaOt. @r laet, er
et ni6t auseepehlelt tppreen.
@s miro bebauptet, NOleau's DiOilpn babe
IN gnga9ementmtt BEN 5einOe eebabt.
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stanp Ger 0inse ~ eentrepiue, ga.
(@oeuius Star. J

@entreptlte, 80. Sept. Dieter Ort
1T Da5 6auptauartter peS Sen. Stobl pom
II. NrmescDrps. Dim DUnnerltas erbtelt Sc
'eraI Stabl 8efebl, 3pet 8esimenter Snfan-
erie, 3tpet Stiif Nrtiaerte unO etne SAWa-
brOn @aUa0erie mad 8riltpp gu ent lenOen,
um Die @rbeiter, ipel6e Die @tlenbabn Oalelblt
MISREPRESENTATION. gesen Die Angrife Der &ebtI
len gu belhuBen Sol. 8uIAbsd cpmmanDirte
bic @rpeDttton. 8et letner Nntunft in 8rts
tom traf er in Dem StatiUnsbaule uno benz
anltuBenosn @sbduDe etnige DubenO Hebels
itnloIOotsn, bic aue9el6ift waren, Wafen
pom @Ala6tfeloe auf3ulelen. sic wurpen
3u @efongeneu 9ema1t.
Nn etnem 6aule fanO man etnen Nnl9lag-
3ettet, pelAer stne @inlapun9 5t elmer Ser
lammluug gu 8rentsDille entbttlt, ipelAe uber
Die %&rlan9ung BON &etruten fur Die Iapli9e
Nrmee beratben IO1te.
IS murpe cine Nbtbetlung Milttdr oCrtbin
entienDet, Die, ba eS nuntel mar, gut auf9e<
npmmen puroen, bio Der Srrtbum Der GIN
,bner li6 auftldrte. Die @erlammlun9 mar
1t woroen. Colonel 8uI66ef Oerblteb
:A! pOrten unp fsbrte Den dnrern Gag
qtgen @efanaenen 3uritd. Dim Sreita9
tcfrte Sen. Stab Den WatOr &nor pom
glew gort @ap. Geg. gu elmer 8ecO9nOScte
rung. Oerlelbe brad lUfurt purh @otne6ptle
uuO 6apmarfst na6 8borOu9bfare Sap auf.
CT traf bier cine iiberlsgsue Netellenma6t an,
Dte aber trpbpsm &eiBaus nabm.
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Scr artea in enppeten.

Sprtn 9fietD, Nfo., 2. Sftbr. Gin
userldliger Mann, ipel6sr @slsgenbett bate,
tie Gt1tfe unO YClttiOn Der I'M ltre nGrDIiGs
Yren3e beOrObenpsn Ns6sleutruppen 3n erz
uttteln unO tn ben IeBten 10 Gasen In eint.
en- i6rer 9a9er mar, laet, baB in NeptOn
suniY, 5 @letlen laOli9 BON @ronbY, $500
tebelen unter @Ofee'S unb SbelOp'6 GUm=
lauOu lteben. @isben Wteilen weitli4 BON
.eul6u in bemIslben County lin0 1000 unter
Zen. Cooper (BruDer oes conf. @enernl-Nos
tt%anten); Die 6alfte 0apOn fno 3notaner,
lie aut bewafnet. 8si @ea Nto9e Bat Stains
500 unD General Carroll 1000.
SIOli4 BON 6Orlytb, eeraoe Cberbalb Der
'rsn3e BON Nrtanlas, lebt Sen. @arlOns nit
300 Wtann, uuo in leiner ylabe, In Gltltdsr
i6tuns, Sen. Mt8rtoe nit unsefGbr 5000
lann. Sci 9tttlr gtpd bat Sen. Sulme6
1000. 5ierno9 6Gtten Dte Nebelen mn<
fdbr 10000 Nionn. Dte eelammte MnGt
Ut unter Sen. Solmes' Befebl. Die He=
Zen 3petfeln niGt baran, DaB fe In ct.
uts Iberwtntern uerben. Sn ben @uunties
.ptOn utO NlcDOnalD fabren Die Nebelen
@onlcriptiOnsSsleB ltrense pur4.
Sen. 6tncman 1T in 6pl9e zines StretteS
t 0ife in Nrref.
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&Mbe 0~crIOren.
OWEN M. TAYLOR.

Justice Of the Peace, Collector & Agent.
Annapolis, ANN Arundel Co.. Md.
Da lH nletne Stele ais 0fecprDin9=@lerf in Der Office
oes Appelprle8 itieSerSelest BABE, 70 bin i6 lett inn
Stanbe nleine u~nseiPeite gufulerflamfeit olfen mir iiber<
~trasenen @eidditen gu i6enfen.
tB Slne 5fpan5l9labrt9e %@rfa9rltns i'm Collections
peien MAIDEN es mir mS9li9 fir a~aufLeite rnO g(nSere in
@nne Arluoel nlO an9ren6euben@ Counties i6re arsftanbe
prompt sn c~olleftireu.
aa9 cpaeftire i'd anipri6e fSesen bic Ser. @taateu
sIe9terllns, Die bur9 ben Sries %entfte6en, unb belprae @ez
l9alfe ais aSent fir entfernt tpo9nenbe Yerlouen, ME
tpenn tie 9eSenpGrtis pGrer.
@uftrd9e perben prp mpt beIorat-D lie
beften &eferen5en 9e8eben.
Slrce nsseH uleiner %9Be6ntns in Sfort6z aft strass,
%unter9alb Der pot. M@gfpl
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&anOnenboOt SrOauots 1T int bte(isen 5afsm
angefcmmen.

Der Dampfcr v@urppa" in Bottom. Anfmnft
zines 0ampferS BON @barleftpn in 2iuerpoui
Bottom, 2. Stt. Der Dampfer @uropa
fam beute Moreen nm II ubr BON 6al,far
bier an.
Der brtttfAe Oampfer v0IcYo'8" fam am
20. Sspt. NIT IT'S 8auen 8auanoolle urn
S6drlsItpn tn Qtoerppcl an.
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T Nnfun toon Hetruten.- Gsrs
9an9enen Nbeno famen iiber 800 Netruten
bier al, BON oenen rs fur Elm Gcnnectteut
Gapalerie 8es, 1873 fir pie germpnt @apal=
lerie unp 40 fir 8erpun's S9arfl1aBen ma
rem.
+6ataIe Nffatre. - 9ur peniaeia.
Sa9en %entltano in benz Eager bes 10. 81. 9.
8eS. in Der glabe BON TOrt @oreoran, Elm
Streit 3wtlden Um. @atrpn, Dem @lert bes
Nr3teS un9 Capt. SrDner. 2eeterer er1hoB
SatrUn, ME man last aus Glotbws9r. Der
@apitan lit bereits perbaftet unp liBt i'm alien
Capitol, um Den Nus9an8 Der unterluduaa
abSuiparten. "a
t ueberfabren. Am Wtttpub
purOe Gin alter 8irser Namens 8. Sauias
pers pom etnem Sunsen Nalnens s. @turm
ubsrfabren unO bart bel9aptst, Der sSunse
purpe bon officer s. S. &tng Serbaftet uaD
pom HtAter O0nn nnter 8iralAaft aeltelt. g
~ a8ir MAIDEN bas Puslitunt barauf aufmerffaut,
baB 6r. q. @raui6ui9 bic 28eiBbierzS rauereiun Mirt6s
l9aft, 500 IL, Str. bon 5rn. 6. @piegel it6erncmnlen
bat ulp bieielbe am nadften5 @eputas NIT eiuem fnperbe,i
eund ~er0ffnen wirb. 1 e Aoassl
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IN rntttlerem Nlter In Der &letbmn9 etneS 6ar=
t1ers In ben Waaen e~etretei1, bate f6 gu ibtn
9elsbt nnp eine QntefreDulq iber Den Grieg
%be9pnnen. 81 Nnnapptle 9paction battt Der
Gremoe oarauf b%eltanaen, elnen Irlint aulam
men 5a nebmen. sic paren au Rem ;3lpede
IN etnen Salon 9etrttcn, ober balb ertGnte pas
Signal gum Nbfabren unb 6r. y. muBte liA
beefen, in ota 2Ha3ea. ~ fcmmen. Inter-
me9e frt mtrtie er ptR Nfrlult, Der tDu be-
trpfen. IS pur0en lpfort nab Diejer Dtttz
tbetluns 2!nltaIten aetrofen, ben Gal6enpieb
e%in5ufaneeu.
Dor @eri6t 1erwteen. - 80
Sbelbp ipurDe nnter Oct AntIase, ben Sobn
y. Cannon aneesrifen unD belhtmpft 3u ba=
ben, BON officer Wbtte Derbaftet unp BON
JftGter 3O9an inter Slr9lAaft eeitelt, um
lth Dor 0eriht gu 0eldntwprten.
Nnnie NtooIe purpe segen 1runtenbett
uno un3tesnli6sn 8ene6mens auf Ofener
Strabe pom officer 9bpOe6 oerbaftet unp bon
8tdter 2Osan Dor @eridt perwieen.
@rt natsert6t t. - 8ur GtGter
8Onb purpen fplsenbe Safe S~erbanSelt: @m.
OOrlbaa, seeen ben oret Nntlaeen weeen 0er=
faufs BON 9tquUr I'm Sunntag porlaeen, mar
nt9t srldtenen. @r wur6e In @pntumatiam
berurthetlt.
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Das 3. ct. &~anOnenbOUt SrUquUis.
0ep,gprf, 2. Sttbr, Das Q, 81
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Agent
bon JrteOriA @erbarb's M
bentf6em 8anfnDtenrN epprter.al
So 90 per Sabr. @
Sptls GOT. ~eiRner. a u. 8olttmoreRr.
Nofalbericbte aus QBafbinaton.

as MnSei9en opn aSaibinStum, peld)e bis Nadbs
mtttdsS A nDr bel unierem MSenten $rn. RieofeIb
Otp. 42O y Ctr. abse9eben metcea, finben nod,
MMfnabme IN Ger ndd1fffOI9enben Skinner.
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~ 8au5trdn58en. am na6Fen 0tontaa fin
BET I'M pbern SCALE Der &%lrn6a1e, 300 %. 9Srattitrase,
oaS erIte San5frdn56et bieler Saiipn ftatt. Daft nrr
Brobltnn uno 9emiitbli9feit BET ben fe1tli6feiten Der
&lrner gu ftn6en iinb, pirp Sebem, Der bic fri6erett Ser
9nit9uh9en ber 8nrner mitseuta6t BAT, nod erinnerli6
iet1, m09e beBbalb AUDI bieSntal &einer DerIGuuen, bas
erfe &rdn56en bieier Sailpn Su b~eIud6en, benz F: tan
$50 man iingt, ba labt Sud- fr6bli6 nieber,
BDle Wfenlden baben feline 2ieber. ,fssa
"a Mu9 Der Baltimore SnbeDent Turn4
ISeretn bait am na6iten Nfontas in $40. 45 Sfzgratts
traBe, baS erite &an5frarS6en in bieler @ailcn. Die
wadern Gurner tperpen I1es ~onfbiete1, nm i6ren arhpes
fenben @diten einen per9nisten abeno gu 6ereiten uub
laben ale 6retnbe 6es &ereinS gu bieienl erlteu GrGnsden
|freunoli6ft elm.
~ Grcurfipn. = Die &p6'i6e @dule balt am
%ndtpiten Otontag cine @rcuriipn in 0fpit's Sain. Die @la
tern Der S9ule lcmie ane 6reunbe Der @rSie6uu9 MAIDEN
mir auf bieieS Idnbli9e TeIt aufnlerfiam.
~ SalI. Die Srn. Blum & 8lii6er 6abeu ouf
nd6fen 0tontpS i'm 0tcfiprin9sarten AT Der 6reberif
0fcab einet1 sentiitbi6en BAL arraieirt itnb Iaben ba8
Publttum 6ier5l frelncIi6ft elm. a9a
81 Arbetter9aIle. Seben Weontas, Bonner.
flag unb Samita9 9ertettz@pn3ert, unter Der Diz
rettiDn be8 Serrn Siamaun. r1fat35re5
81 Der sie6ertran5 feiert am 0lpntas ben 81. Of~
tcber ietn erfteS ardn53en in bieier @aiiou. ~
~ I6tnn9 pmpa8nie! - @plpntGrs, RE
lpre @elunbbeit md6reno Der @~ampasue un9eiGpa6t al
bepaltett sebenfen, rtiiien lelbit baiir ipr9eu. Graut
itt9t ben Acknowledgment; peeebt eu6 nit S%pIGpwab'8
PiIlen unb ointment. +SebeS e~nalf}tDen @olbaten
Srpobeutel entbGlt fte. gtur 25 @ent8 per SCtabtel pber,
3ppf. 212
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@ene Mn6eigtn.

~ Sir Srn. 0onisr 8ittsrs tiest elm grief in
Der @eder@S ffce. a8 g
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St00t B0(llulorc
MuniciDal=wdhL

Unions Nominatipnen fur oas Waicrat uno
ben Stabtratb BON Baltimore. Die Wabl
lit Wttttwpth, ben s. October.
Nls MaYur:
Snhn Gee Chapman.
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GtaOtratG.

@rfer 3wetg. Der Yra1Oent tbetlte
etren Srtef reS t5cn. 1bOmas @wann NIT,
tn Dem er Die Wabl ais elmer Der Direttoren
Der Baltimore uno Sbtu gilenbabn oblebnt.
Die $4,000 fir Grrihtune zines Wopil
Ions i'm DrutO 6tll Bart wurDsn aenebmiat.
SIN 3wetten 3pet 8 purpe ntAts BON
B~eDeMtIng perbdnnelt.
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)6 II mi5tpal= 20 a bI.
SberiIfs-Sffice.

Sa4ttmoret ben 20. @~eptenber 1862.
"19td9t mtro hternttt ben 2SGblrittern unb QB1bIerp
EEL SIaoi Dait'ntpre 9e9eben, baB cine QDabl fir Siireerniet.
per uao htf9lteosr Geo Stactratps pom kalttn DC (unp awar
one Ssrlei sur Ssrtretana fir jebe ~ttnselne @ar6 I'M erhen
PEN WSaro5 i'm spetten 3weta bes Staofratbs) am ,weilsr
gtl@rb M Olivier ON 8. cs, ~abssbalten wirr, an Sen
SSlasenJ3 BE oa5u beittnhnt trprben ftn6 Dpa ben, in unb fTr
Salttntpre IN oen Serlbtepenen Yre,intten ernanuter syobI.
gs9tsrns 9sutaB br @dsst fir 8egulirlno BON Munt,irai
0oapleI; 0ts Stlmntaiten Wercen an Cbenaenanntent To.
&c 20 . u9s gtot8ena BIZ 5 ubr Na6rn tags ee6ffnet ieip
ME q bas 8eies ppidrsibt. Tg9 -" 0"N' ~"
o, go Chr. q. SpartS,
Sbtif Don Baltimore.
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Currant Wine.


A. che request Of several persons.
we give the following recipo tor
ID akipg eurrant wine. We can
vouch for the quality from personal
trial for the last three years. Like
Ill other good wines, 1t improves
with age:
Take good ripe currants picked
clean from stems, leaves and uDnpe
and decayiDg fruit, and tor every
pound OF currants take one pint and
a bali Of water and one pound ol
good white coffee or loaf sugar. -
NJ ash the currsnts fine in the water,
l(with the hands is easiest) and let
tho mass stand in cool place forty
eight hours. Then strain and press
Iout the juice, and add the sugar
As soon 40 tho sugar is dissolved,
put the wine into clean, sweet jugs
or casks, filling them up to the top,
aud leave out the corks or bungs. -
Set them in u cellar or cool room
and let thom stand till October. -
AS fast as the muciiage runs ovel
during the ferme Dtation, the vessels
should be filled up with somc more
which has been kept in q small jul
Tor that purpose. In October draw
OIL the wine from the casks or jugs
being careful not 10 disturb tho lees
or settings at the bottom. Put al
the clear wine drawn off into clcaI
casks or Jugs, or bottle 1t. In either
liz must be sealed or bunged up
Tightly. so as to exclude all the ar
The wine is good as coon as racked
off, but it 10 better 1t kept few
years.
u casks are used, they should be
fumigated with sulphur before they
are used. Take small stick, vino
. little cotton or some rage arounc
one end and DIP it in melted sul
phur. Set it on fire and stick thu
other end into potato and put th'
, burning end into the barrel. Th,
potato will keep the match iron
) dropping into the barrel, and vii
keep the fumes OF the sulphur fror
p Escaping.
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MISTAKES NOT CoRREcrED. - o
Jesse Lee. the early apostle Of Meth
odism in Eugland, il is related thai
ono day travelling on horseback, he
fell in with two lawyers, who, taking
a place on either side Of him, began
to quiz him They asked il be was
man Of liberal education:
Sufficiently" he said, "to get
abont the country
They Inquired il ho wrote his ser.
mons, He replicd in tho negative.
"But do you not sometimes make
mistak.s, for instance in quoting
acrirturel"
"Perhaps ro, sometimes, bu: not
very often"
"When yon find you have made a
mistake, do you not correct itl"
mot always; il it involves moth
ing essential, lot it pass. The 9th
er day | tried to repeat tho p usage
where it says 'thc devil is liar
and the father Of them" got Il
"the devil ia a LAWYER, and the faith
or of them,' lut | h. 'rdly thought il
necessary to rcctily so uniuportau,
AN error"
BY this time one Of tho young
spfigs was prompted to remark t,
the other, that be hardly knew
whether the fellow was O knave or o
fool.
Lee glanced mcaningly Oh either
hand aud replied
"Perhaps between tho two"
The young gentlemen by this time
concluded to leaye the itinerant t,
his own meditations.
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What A Slave Did.

Captain Cyrus lIamlin, son oi
Vice President uamlin, and Aid.
de. Camp to General Fremont, is in
N W York, and the Tribune say:
Captain Hamlin relates that At
Mount Jackson, a mulat.o boy, Is
years Of age, made his appearance
from the rebel army while retreat.
ing across the bridge, and took ref
uge with our forces under General
Fremont, which were then in close
pursuit. The bny turned out to b.
tho servant OF General Ewell. one OF
the rebel officers. lie manifested
great joy at his escape. and joined
with great alacrity in the pursuit o,
the flying enemy. In the skirmoh
which took pace as the latter wal
crossing the bridge, he displayod d
uncommon courage and address
and seeing three of the rebel troops.
who were unable TO cross the bii !ee
in time endeavoring to make theil
escape in another direction, he fol
lowed them. tracked them to theil
place Of concealmcnt, and then re-
turned to our army, procured n suf
ticient free whom be led to the mrk
ing place of the rebels and tool
them prisoners. On another occa
sion, in similar manner, he was IL,
means of capturing three more Of tn
rebels. In the action where Ashb,
was killed, he took another part
and fought with much gallantry =,
iIs has attached himself as servan
to Capt. IIamln.