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U 8 U >8 A. ^ t M adieob Barrscha ^JMiyftddf , ,_________________ 0 |-8r®4t‘ Electric Uiiree, iTbma. Thm Oteat Electric Paiaijlio nastcr Thgail « safaamfanr* Ccr* for Fatilyslahnd epical ^ i h l a a l l l u f c m i A1ao.Balha81dss.Badh pBamaEhonldsW.Hip*. and Bhetuuk^' AM, tor Wambwew and Palos id iM r t f i f l i l l d i r l c AlM tunhticXtinii* 1 A MieAidfh'tot InflsmmatOn nhstmatlrm fibpiMetijhpUtata,- BsMralgta, epimi l i f t w WiMB *> 1 >■■ * Watrtr^oMliacli* pnHt^KJWfWfcvi /ti , Swat -BiacdyS; ^NCftnp p i i | — ’ir, j$r„ may ii ,,i By, u u to rr os t|ie Bsgllib JBlDle* In LitteU’s Living Age, copied from tbo Quarterly Raview, ie a paper ol great bib. licjal research in jogard to the numoroua traaelatioas of tho Scriptures, incidentally touching upon the bigotry, persecution and tnaftyrdoqi that Attended ihe introduction of tho Bible into England. Tbe wri ter teems to have been prompted to this in teresting work by certain errors tbat have crept into Fronde’s and Hsllam’s histories oi England. The writer makes the subject profoundly interesting, we should say, to all Protestant clergymen, and vastly nior.s so to educated laymen than the subject would incline one to believe. Tbe writer traces with a flowiDg pen and noble purpose, tbe 'relation, tlie popular perusal of the Scriptures,bears to'Englisb liberty, and all liberty derivable through the English lan- ; gusge. The story ot the English version is interwoven with the rise and progress oi civil and religious liberty, and witb the es tablishment ot tbe British civil constitu tion, -The earliest notice hitherto discov ered ol the translation ol any portion of the Sacred 8 criptures into Aoglo Saxon, says the writer, was in tbe seventh century, by a mopk .catted Cudiuou, the father-of English'poetry. He exorcised his poetical powers on the book ot Exodus, the Inciuna tion and Passion of our Lord. Thopa m. however, makes no pretensions to accuracy in translation. A year or two altenwr.l. Guxthlalto, an anchorite, wrote a version of lhe Psalms in Anglo Saxon. About il e year 708* Aldbelm, Bishop of Sherlum, translated the “ Psalter,\ partly into verse aod partly into prose. Tn 788, the vcneru blc Bede translated the Gospel of Hi. John, finishing tho last sentence only a -fbw min utes before bis death. Uo bad previously translated the Lord’s Prayer. No further traco oi translations of auy portion ol the Bible are found, till in the ninth century, when Alfred the Great, ono ot England's beat Kings, had the ton commandments, Witb the Mosaic injunction, and three chap ters of Exodus moat autted to his purpose, translated and placed at the head of hh code of laws. Hia biographer Bay , it was tho dcairo uf this gOort monarch, tbal “ all tlio free born youth ot his kingdom ahmiM be able t» road tho English Scriptures. - Towards tho end ut bis roigu he began tho translation of tbo Psalms, but did not live tn complete it. A celobrttod Anglo Saxon scholar [muici-i .Elfric, Archbishop 61 York, ie 1033 trans lated considerable portions of flio Ilihh-, and wrote an abridgment ul iho Old and 'New Tcatambnt. Considering (bat tho art of printing was not invented, these numer ous partial translations, and tbe numerous written copice msdo of them, shows, jor so dark an age, e turprissngly strong desire un tho part of the people to possess the Scrip tures In their Dative longue* Tho wriicr lays, tbat down 10 I860, ibe Psalter was ibo atily bork of Scriptures, entirely and literally translated into English. In tbo 14th century there was a great ewekentsg ! on*the subject. At thia time the power ■>(1 Home waa almost aupreme In England The clsrgy of every rank, and thoir nimu wm legion, wero wholly devoted to tho Pop®. The l&wa ot thetr church required them to withhold tho word ui Gcd Irmo the laity. To exercise private judgment on the Scriptures, was presumption -nd rebellion. Those views wors maintained wilh an autbenty stern end cruel ; R -me Wonld rob England botb of patriotism and liberty. John Wyrkhff-, born in IJ'J-i, was tbo firjt man who opened his oy- 1 - tho degradation -•! bis country, an-t —Lo had tbo eourego to rr solve upon bor r„- su cipttion. Ho was edur&Ud ct Oxford fhs plan was to libirale hi* countrymen irom the insolence sod tyranny of iho Cbtui -■( i Home, by giving 'hem tho Scriptures tn thfiir native tongue Oppression, as u at ways doea, heipud un with tho work cd spir itual freedom. Tho/’opb demanded of ihr King payment of tlio annual tribute for merly given to the Holy Bee, with a I ar rears. This was WycUl (L>'s npp* unity, and he imjyrovcxl il boldly. Ho began hts translation 111 1886, by translating tbo '• --k -of Rtvolation. It waa follow rd soon drcr by a version of tbo Gospels. He cnmpi<-ied tbo Now Testament in 1880. * Tho printing prcas Was not yet known. Scrilx-s v rc employed to make copies. Vcomc-n .--to BO aitvion* to possCM Ibcnjselyes of ths Word of God, that they ofleu gave a ind ol bay for a few chapters of Bt. John o- St. PauL The translation et the Now Ti..la ment was barely completed and iw>.i*d, when Wyckliflc was charged with heresy, aod summoned before an Ecrtcsins' i< a) Council at Oxford. Though this ti ml failed, ho was persecuted to tis grave. Uc died in 1884. Iu 1415, the Ooancil uf C-'n tuoce, the somo Apt. burned John Huss tu tbo stake, declared that Hm ashr« ot 1 he English bcrour. should be < art nut ui ma- sterated'ground. Thirteen yeara later, c nl furty-thrcc alter hiB death, lbo decree was executed; all that remained of tbo gicut reformer Wyckliffa, was rxbumcd, burned, aod tho ashes thrown into tho river Hwift. Wyckliffa’s traoalatian was afterwards sev eral times revised, and doubtless improved, aod considering that tbo art of printing was nol yet known, it was extensively used. It was through 'Wyckkffe’s translation of Ihe New Testament tbat tbo Reformation tnado its way in England. Nearly a hundred and fifty years elapsed before any now movement waa made towards another and moro perfect transla'Jon, Thia was under taken about-the Jew* 1513, by one William Tyndale *5 He was co closely watched by Catholic priests that he/waS ohligod to to- moVosfrom placo ro placSj and pursue biB -yvorit- Itt secret. A fritpd ■wbo harbrrcd hun w k s«r ted and t|rowu. into pnsoD. In 1628 . Lt;b 8 *Ia Icft-EtigTand for bstter.se-, cunty, and went (o.Hambiirg, where(ho, •pent a year and pbblisbecl the firit jpa'ft; of tho Hbly ScrlpWthS -printed in the E^iriir* Unj,uag*f rlxr- the Gospels \ol tratslation ond^hl|T.pd Now Te^auedffi 'ttna ii^slaitdu w || fipm tho ongin|lf Gtcck, 4pae tliouMpW copies were to lie priuted. Jbht a wiloy Ro- man Oaiholic prio,^ took advantage of the printers weaiincssest'gbt them drunk,wrung ftom them the Beoret,’a«id procured on or der for the arrest of Tyndale and the seizure of his manuscript; but ho in turn beard of tbe plot before it was executed, and fled to Worms. Luther had been there before blui, and bo was srio. His manuscript was put into tbo bands of a printer there, and so tbe first English edition of iho New Testament, complete, ever printed in the English language, waa done at Worms.— Three thousand copies wore printed and shipped to England ; but tbe news had gone before. Tho Romish hierarchy bad condemned the book, and evory copy that could be fouod was seized or purchased, and burned. But very few cipies of this edition escaped destruction. _ But tlie printing presses on tbo continent were get ting more common, and between 1535 and 1580, six editions of Tyndnle’s New Testa ment wore printed—probably not less than 18,000 copies m all. This translation, so far as it goes, is the basis of our present Bible, the King James version. Persecu tion was rife hnd unrelenting. In Novem ber, 1584, juBt after having completed a ro viaiun ot his translation of tho New Testa ment, be was basely betrayed by a man by the name of Phillips, who was sent to Ant werp, where Tyndale then was, by the King of England and bis Papishi Council, for that purpose. Tyndale was seized and dragged to the castlo oj Yilvoord, near Brussels, tv hero he remained a prisoner for two years. These years of imprisonment wi re employed in tbe work of translating and revising. Ho was exeouted as a heretic in October, 1,585. His last prayor was that tho Lard Jesus would open the eyes of the King of England. Many other translations foHowed tins, but the great care and re mitrkablo fidelity of Tyndale’a translation has secured lor tt tho position of (ho first standard translation in Protestant coun tries. It has given place in use to tho -nu thorized version of King James tho First, though Tyndalo’s transit tion served aa tho moat reliable version at tbe command <4 that learned council of travolators. Tho writer follows up hia subject, wiili much interest, to tho present lime, aqd dis cussoe tho subject of another “ revision,’’ aud recommends U. But while ho doea so, ho urges tbat it shall bu only a revision, Dot a translation. Ho protests “ against putting tbo Biblo into a crucible to bo melted down and recast.\ Ho declares that’ there Ib luit little to amend. The present “ authorized version,\ bo says, is still pro eminent. In tho simplicity and chaateness ol ita style, combined with.genera’, dignity and vigor of expression it hM uover bcou equaled. Thcro ia no straining after affect. It haa alt the Sttxon purity of the classic age ot English literature, aud besides, it baa become a part of tbo oatluual mind. It pervades tbo Wholo literature of tha country. Its pithy sentiment*, its pointed proverbs, its happy turns of expression, it* Doblo figures aro 00 every lip. Tho press, tho pulpit, priviso devotions, bavo made it so familiar that no great change would bo tolerated. It haa entered into tho very heart of tbo peopfo, wbtlo ita blemishes change no fact, alter no precept, cbsoure no doctrine. Tboy but slightly mar tho surface, aad this with delicate hsmd wo oogbt to remedy, but they do Dot mar the exquisite symmetry, not touch Lhe foundation of revealed Truth-- fbo Divine Word itself ia there in *11 ita substantial integrity, and so it ebould he allowed 10 remain. - l&untjtff&fi# 'wsii fknioua for its print ing satahlishinbnti, Where he completed the “ rhoae Rexorma.” Too Tribune makes room to spaak of three or four uf Senator Tweed’s reforms in tho government oftho city n’ Now York They aro not without intofest in the coun try, as evidence of the good (J) intentions of tho Tweed men. A few of tlio “reforms” promised ns hy Mr. Tweed previous to tho passage of It 0 new Charter aod now Election law made themselves visible in last Tuesday’s olcc tion. For instance : Tammany Hall refus ed to give tho Gormans oi tho Hovcotcenth Ward a representative on tbo Aldormamc ticket ; and the Germans, hy way of a ger tie punishment to their cruel masters, pre pared and yotcl a ticket throughout the city with James McKeorer’s same left eft. Although there are at leasts20.000 (ferman yotors 5n the city, the great bu k of whom approved of this course, tho canvass show* that McKaevor kapt up with the highest roan on tho ticket, clearly demonstrating that hm enemies put themselves in tho po tition of the hunter who attempted tn shoot the- rhinoccrous with a pop gun. How will such reforms please tho Gormans ’ Again . in tho Eighth Ward, whore Sigcl polled 1,461 votes, and where* over 1,300 colored citizens registered at tbo last elec tion, 8 eldon is accredited with 1 ,( 38 votes, and Church with 8474 votes, although tbe Democratic vote at the previous clrction waa only 4,040. * Here Mr. Tweed would havo us behevo no doubt, Ihat the Fifteenth Amendment has brought moro votes fo his ticket than hie charter has brought him reforms. Once more Tbo day ailcr olrctioo, a numbered arres ted repdatcrs wero brought up beiore our Police Justices and released on bail, which wss furnished, in several inslan-i-s, by a newly elected Tammany Alderman. Are these otlr bonded reforms ? i ndbh D iscussion feline stale t l^ debate ou Iho cgj-li^Iefo de prbrtatid js hfiw going do in ®CumehicaI Council, 'hm bishops of Di jobn, Spires snd Rothcnburg have made speeches against the infallibility dogma and at last tccouuis Ordinal Scwarizon- burg had the flour in i ;-s;sition. One ut the organs oi tbe Vatican says, howevor that resistance is practically extinct. -—A lady requests prayers for her sex this season io unusual numbers and frequency Tho great sin will be tying. The Census Takers will be round inquiring ages. • —Tho Japaueao have no hack drivers to quarrel with. They travel In cangos. A cango is a little building, liko an inverted hencoop with slats knocked off, in which a man sits like a wec-gc. —Lawyers havo a* iudrieioua habit oi identifying themselves with their clients by speaking in the p’uial number.—“ Your Honor,” said the genius of tho police court in a petty larceny case, “ at the moment tbe policeman says be saw us in the trap. I will prove that we wero laying inFinneron’s bar room in a state of intoxication.\ —A writer once hoard a speech delivered before a company of newsboys and boot blacks,as follows “ You should be good because it is ao good to be gocd; you should not bo bad because it is so bad to be bad. If you are good you will feel as good as I do if you are bad, you will feel aa bad as yon do.” —Col. Jim Fisk, Jr., is preparing to mako a great splurge at Long Branch thia sea son, and among the rest will drive a six in band. Time of the horses aro snow white and three are coal black. The first, or wheel span will consist of a “nigh” black borse, and an white \oft” horse; tho mid- dlo span will be a nigh white and a black off, and vice versa for the leaders, thus making tho most novel and beautiful team in tho States. The carriage, now beiDg fioi&hed, will be the most imposing, it u said over built in tbis country or in Europo -tho whole equipment, with London har ness to cost $85,000. . —A Washington correspondent says : — \The President ia getting Iretlul over the dilatory legislation of Congress, and, it n understood, favors Judgo Lawrence’s prof- osition to tako a recess until 8 rptombar, il business does not prosper more rapidly. ’ Who can wonder that tho President should led vexed over the lack of direct ncsa and economy on tho part of Congress : -Miss Lillian Kdgarloo lectured in Chi cago ono day last week, before ono of tbo finest audiences which a female lecturer baa ever called out Tbe Chicago papers speak of ber efiort in high terms ol praise. Mias Edgaaion ts to lecture in two or threo other western cities and then wi'l return to thia 61 dc, where the has a few moro engage, ment* After sho has fulfilled those, uio will take a summer vacation previous to an extended lecture lour next \rintcr. -Syra cuae Journal. — On tho first ol June, Tbe Revolution passes into tho hands ol an incorporated joint stock company represeotinc tho new Woman's Suffrage Association of which Mr. Tilton ia President Tho paper n to be en larged sod improved ; Mr* dullard ol Brokiyn is to be tba editor, and Mr. Ed ward A Studwell manager. L'nder Mr* Bullard's accomplished management, Tbe Revolution will loso nothing of tbo earnest devotion to Woman Suffrage by which it hts hitherto beon characterized , sod ii will gam much in particulars 111 which it bag hitherto been fatally weak and offcn nvo.--Tribut!e. - Tbo most profligate men will, 111 a sc brr mood, be charmed with tho b«*hhd air aod reserved conduct ot an amiable young woman, infinitely more than they over were with all tbo open blaze ol Ulwrcd beauty aDd arrogant c’rattns of undisguised allure ment , the human heart, in it* bolter sensa tion*, being slid attempered to the love i f virtue. Seroplirity, tbo inseparable com psni:n, both of genuine grace and uf real modesty, if it dors nut nlwavs stnkc nt first 'of wh'ch 11 sehl 'm faCei, is sure, howavli, ohm o Jon str ke, to produce the deepest a-<! i- - pm marmot '.ropres- ston.--For i-. O i e d . 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We have secured the services of several NEW YORK ‘JOURNEYMEN tfoAT PANT MAKERS, DIRECT FROM THK BEST Dt THE METROPOLIS ; Enabling ift io T U R N O U T G A R M E N T S Equal to orery roip<^t lo tbo F i n e s t a i t y T r a d e J Z ro!7d<tviw g , A B * f i a i l i i NEW 'Ap|; ■’‘A a ip k T g V A i« ii9 » V |> a A womafxi'6 Book. Scud for epcrimM! poaes. i Irculnrz, terhts, e 'e Aildresv, ». M. US t'Tu a -,o., Haufurd, Conn- 4w. T his i s ho uumbdq i ~ \ By Bendiug 85 cents, with age, boigbt, color of oyce and hair, you will receive, by rotura mall, a correct picture of your lutura hus band or wlle. with name and date of marr-age. Ad- dretsW. t'OX, T. O, .)mwerNo.24, FeltenvUlo, N, y- _ 4sr A G E N T S ! R E A D T H I s T ~ t'x f Tt> $200 per Momh m >1o . by « 1 1 • •* Hug T H E H O S E O t W A S H IN G T O N , or Moit t N utou aod ila AseociVo , ‘by Benson J Lo-t*i ’h) iflusuHiioos, tiued paper, baud Homely t>«*uud. OiiJvbook ou ihi’ Rurj-CL. Every FamUy wantn a co^y Soid oo’y by tntocriptloo. Very liberal terma givtu. lAAMPLltS PBBK, tiend for c’iicaiafB, and iioiice our extra lorms. A . S. HALB^Co., Liiruojd, Cann. 4w. Win’s C arbolic T ibiets ' After much studyuod fclentlflo investigation as to the remedial qualities of CahbolIu Acid, Dr Wells has discovered by proper cumblnation with otheT articles in the form 1 *f a Tablet, a specific for all pulmonary dlseus&j. THE8K TaBLKTS are a BUhE CURB b>r ui]dlpcasee ot the RKbPlRATORY ORGANH, boRSf THUOJiT, COLD, CROUP, DIP- TIItfiRlAj A8THMA, OaTARRII, or HOARSE NESS: a.so a ttucecsifnl remedy lor Kidney dlfllcul- ti«s. Price 25 cents per Box. 8eit by mall upon receipt of pri.v, bj ,Tf «HN KELL* O**, 2- CHffSt., New York l?5oiy A^'iute for the United rvvat«*s. May 10. 8w Agonic Canvassint: B oo U ihsui free« Secrets of Internal fieyanue. This moat rerr.arkublo hook ever published, being a complete t xpoanreonbe powerful rr>nlederationfl or “Rjuew” prcyutgnu our iiovt rnautu. Showing up aU cJiqace from the loweat to ihe m^h^st. Cabi net. c fflcer© and t'onyrttsftnieu us well a minor ooer- aiors' 8)>toQ»i»tic diprudatious, eoirppiracits, oUl- cial corruption poMcal influunco. patronage and wire uulliUz:. A Uiatoricivl wuik. invalu-( able to every ciiiauu; containing 640 pages, by a prominent Government Detective. Over 20.000 copies ftireaay so'd.. o wauioil Lanvi-sing books flee Addre-^W. KJJat, P ui 'UI bu r. Pbilader- phia, Ta . Boston, Alass., Cbicago, 111. or Cincinnati O. AU04W Agenls Wanted for our Now Farmer's Buok. A compl* te Guide lor Farmer*, young aid old. In every dupa tment ol Agricubure: by s practical Farmor suet Author Experienced Agents should seenro tirritory at once. a. B. TREAT * CO.. Pub, 6T4 Broadwav, N. Y. Apr. le 4w BOOH. AOKNT6 WA n l KOTO SBlal* T e n Y e a r n h i W a i l S t r e e t . Florouuctd th© isstctl teiiing book out One Agent reporta 75 ord< r* lo 6 dare- It ioc-'odea all that ie mysterious aod Interesting in tho locus of speculation. IS year*’ oxperience o. the anthor; Portraits and Ltv*es of Vandorbilt. Drew. Fisk, Gould snd many other*. Filled with ilinetrattons. Groat lodocorocnts to eieots ! Sood for clrrolarafo WORTB1NGTCN, bUSTlN A CO., iiarLoid. Con. AOENTS 'Y&NTBO.-tm m fsOO per monM- Gltrqyvxeu, School TtfxeAtr*. tan rt Yuungmfii and LadU* wanted to Con ro** for thi N<u> flooL OUR FATHERS HOCSR;\ OH, T h e U n w r i t t e n W o r d . By Damn. Maxes, author of tha popular \ Night Sctmos.” Thia moator of thoogbt aud langnsae ahowe os untold ncu<» aod bcanlics in ih- Great Houso, with its Blono io*' (L'Wcri, Slogtng birds. Waving palme, Rulhoc cloudj*. BeanU-ut bow, Sa cred Muoufaica, DeilguUul Kivere. Miyhtjr Occaus, Thundering voices. Blazing heaven* #ud vast uni- verso vrili counlloaa b«»og* in million* r>t worM«. and roJds to o s :n each ihf f owrJMcn Word Ro*e- ttnt^d pspor. o rnate pi gnvlugs sod aoporb biudlog. Vendor circutar. lo wfi -h i<* s mil doscrlpi on aud universal coxnut*odaiioo* bv tba pru • cp aistarrs audc.illc^o »r. 'U lbo >*U<»T)K«Sl Langovgc ZBlG L tilt. AlfOUtikjY * '-G lhilsdci- phla. Pa c»r Oj.fln-ftrM Aisss 4w i K s s » ? a y ! ^ “ “ O\ e/e»J naLtno knmvn 10 4 ^ 1 “ ' “ - *»4 the almost constant cci »» m \na“!rt5“»* Itli rad land, .uu au -.ao monia trav.i set Ilivans without it . el00“ra tax*,* we 1 aa <ordyeantery, plaints generally, and is aantlrah)y BU| «yo- race of men un tne Kce oftho elo&e evetj f ’5“ °“ SwwBrthtaS?nolttnme6 Pd» medtcln*011 kt‘*trBPntatlon of S h ^ g g g WDtrlctlone accompany each botUe Price 25 cf*, 50 cf*., and #x 00 & , sold by *11 M .uicme B e . 1 . 1 Uk W H I T A B g TcBtlmnlant* Thoy aie th j s s i s i s i & a a S g s a ! r a s f h S C s a s >\B-“ , y g a cue. providing the bouse ar* not deetrotuS*^ eral potsoneor other mein* and ft, wilted beyond «he point of repalrt j nriw?*!!* Propriotor. R. H. Mo DONALD * (JO ^ S S 4genU.8anFrandeco.CaL id and Gen. A Commerce tow, AND DK a LERS „ h-.al5a llahodat a pftbc lotted to the time, amotemU^SWy. B. B. M W & .ftfiS ! e t n d ^ h o ^ G m ^ T S W A N ® J h i n a a n d th o U n i t e d S t a t e * ! Tho moet lntcteeUng, cntartxlnlw —— n&h th« d*J- °n *^tzout«aa/»5lI£ ? 3 <S-.n .100 p»k<»-40 inn p***Tiii*taBoSnR lev, Wllllani tlpeer, D. D., CotreenondMalErtSl or ihp mebytertan Board of U d a S S o K S K Mteetooari In Chtna and to tha Chftete ly SIlG \Wo believe that tha- e are not dv* m * who uo ae thoroughly — »w«. *\» tho Chlneee tn we think no other man eofntlv p u s x i o B A m o i o r WA T E I i T O T Y N & V I C I E I T Y Quo Lone Wanted a Superior Saw I IiS ! NEW MIU’Q COW FOR FOR 8AT.R. Kuqulrr at No TH Franklin 8t. ■' BSSSTXNO. A VTOT20*7 A Meeting ol tho BorrriUa Buryixur I v Ground Hcwieir will bo bold on prutmda on Saturday lbo t’weniy eighth dav of May. si tvro o clock in lbo sfU ronco, to tako into consideration tho Qoltlug of the said ground* with tbo t'cmetcry fp ouods sod to iroosact fttirb \thci hiiBinr#* »* may come before lbo meeting By order of Tmftec* N. N Bt’RNAM (.lerk rp s A o a x m Met'ir.t;* lor iha ioatruction andftm, ____ lary ex&miuation oi tbi Teachem of the FirVt Com- mtealoucr Dt*uicl of Jefferson County, w'.il he held as fo’lowft. Friday, May 27tb, ai Adams f-ent« t. Monde? UaySOlb, aiMannsviRc. Tbarsday, Juno 2d, at fleodcrrou Friday. Juno 8d, at BeilcvUo Monuay, Juoe ^th, *l ►’odman Tuesday, Juno 7tb, a; Worthvtllc. Friday, June lO'b. Llmflrirk Haturday. J udo i lrh. at Sackvis Harbor Fndsy. Jnoe l'th utlorraine AU Tpachcrsaf Cotnmou Rrt.voiq thi* Diftlnrt. sreerp^Ht l- I'tcsefit at some on* of thcsemvel ingft A B t’OOLKT. School Com M*y2t« it They cm now be «oppt)ed with I HENRY DISSTON & SON‘3 ' i Maao'aciotc, which ore tbo Bcsl make of taw* id j ih© world, as to quality and finish. Mc' huit.ic.s, B u tchers, M i l l J/<», | Farmotv. and all who d«**\rc a Haw of any dt»rrtptlon wi i do well tn call aod •xatnlua my *Uet before puirhattag. i M ill a n d T a p e r E iw s E o r Bair. 1 Bailxs h u m m e d , Straightened, Bit a n d F iled w ith derjiatrh. I'ltnieuU an d Umbrelleut N e a tly R e p a ired, K c y E i t i i i w and General . , Joobing at the B L U E F R O N T . South S id e P u b lic. Hi/uare. C H A B . P A R T E L LO. Watertown. N. Y-Mav 16th, 1F70. dcodwSm M A N H O O D : How Lost. How Regained I Just Published in a scaled envelope. Price six cents A LECTURE ON THE NATURAL TREATMENT and radical cure of 8permatonb<r%, or\scminn) Weakness, Invottro’ y Emissions, Scmua! Dcbili ly. and tmpedtmen* o marriagp gcaeraUy; Nervous ness, con-MtnpUon, cpHepsy, and fits, Mental and physical incapacity, resnitine from self abuse, &c , hy J. Cutverwclt, M. D. ioxbor of tbe \Greco Book, * A c. A G E N T S W A N T E D F O R t h e ; p h y s i c a l I m I F B o f W O M A N . TWES . YFIS'TU rUOCS.UVD NOW BEADY. 1 B Y LiEORGE II. NAPHEYS, IL D. | The nf> «t remarkable success of tha day. Is sci- { I tug with Dprcoedeutcd rap dliy. U contains wh t ottstt Mj i sod Woman oo*h‘ to know, and few do li wiU ravo much sudcrttg. As tba only rvputablo work upon Lbo amgie and married Ufa, It Is earnest ly recommended by Prof. Wm. A. Bammond, Frost. Mark Bopklca, Bev. H*y Ward Ber chu, I'T Bu»b do U. Mrs R B. Glcsson, U. Prof B. N Rtftimaa etc Being eagerly sor.Aht for, tba AgeotAwork is easy. Scud staind for pamph'ci etc, to ^ GEO. MACULA S, Publisher, Ttft Pftusom Street, PMl., Petm’a 3 School Street. Boston, Mass. iw * 83 Nusua Street, Now York, * ••• *■ “ “ ***** ia ism Owl com ------ * uo other man to fully eoettnut wits Chinese in California.\—Hsrptr'a MigutM, «v* 8°W only hr gohecripUoo. 8eadlbrilMol>. tlvo arcolv too Torau. AdOree* r,r- __ 8.8. 8CHANTOH 4Co.Hxrtlort.CoM. P A T E N T S r , Inventors who wish to tako out Latten Patmt in i tdvlscc u>cr>nns»i whb Mon M Cd^ Editors of Bclouttflc Am or lean, who hirs proeecated e'tias , boioreibe Patent Office for over twenty ystn, TMfr ; American and fluropeau Patent Agency i»tho bom extensive la tka world CLatgesMastbabaayoiba i toltahio agency, Pam phi. 1» coatalnlnr fill lutre. i ttooa to tavbnlore icnt gratis. I MD^N A CO.. 87 Park Row, N. T. •A. M O D E L H O O B b T Being a cripple. I have made houae nluiJif a •pstfal si my One built laat eeacoa hu pmtSa modal of conrcniesce, beauty and acoflOMy.- Pife of Piaba. Vlowa, etc. alik tm ml rmattou of valaa to ail, ac&tfraak Addztaaviik crtptivfecirculara of Piaba, \ lnfbrmattou of valaa to ail, i_ ____ _ atamp or scrip il convenient. GEO J. f'OUT,. Architect, WateT&uy,Vt., .D r .F it l e r ' s ] 0 h e u m a t i c V e g e t a b l e J l I e m e d v . < * * WARRANTED BY AFFIOAVIT A PERMANENT CURE FOR RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA This Vpc-cuMm itt-racriy, I* tho prescription of the i eminent Pnllsdnfphia Pbyslclan tno Profcs*or, Jo- fxrn Kii.T*n, M D . wh« ha* devoted 37 ycaus to KbeauxaUem and NeonIqla rpecaliy, and Is hy the j Medical Pr©lc*»'on publicly announced a# the htgn- I est aw bor it? fh Rheumailc complaint*, (fee aooy T li n i mean* and agreeable to lbo toato and t warranted fn-. irom mtnrrais hp<i injurious drags- ! ii Is a ecivnuflc prvparatton, a medical monopoly. , and vrarr ntod etx'cr rolcmn oaih a pcrmannnt! harmJt»s, potinvc oire for li.numrQitory Rhcuma , tiam. Chronic Rceumailrm, Rheumatism ol Kidneys Neuralgia ln th* Head, Neuralgia m ifa0 Body 1 borvoas Hedicho and Ncrrons dlsoascs Solu by dmgglatsat $i.50 per Ho \fe,6 boivie«, $7 50. Medi' cal auricc without charge by leitef. AH orders ►cnt by Sxpress CoOericd on UctfTcry. New York i Depot -04 bruldwoy. UA boon*to thoQMindsot suffor©rsvM Sent under seal, ta a plain envelope, in any Ad dress, posi paid, on rocelpi n f six cen ts, or two post age sumps, to CB AS 3. i •. KLINS A Co. . 127 Bowery, Now York, Post Offlco Box 4585. Also, Dr. Cnlvorwoll’s \Marriage Guide.*' price 25 cents. May2dw3m 8TALLIO N JH U GLENCO GOLD-DUSr BY GOLD-DV8T. The F n o d * and “ Them Saaaenserv. ” Xbu Tnbuoe makes tho following very pertinent application of an old join; Democratic journals admit tbe enormous and shameless repeating at the late election in this city, but piayiully charge that it was done by Eepnblicars—but lor whoso un lawful action the Democratic majority wo’d have been even greater than it was. The figures show that in the Wards in which thn repeating swelled the vote enormously thpfieihocrari c majority swelled cncrmoualy- “I have nothing to say agin them sassen- gera; I only notice that Wbejo them sassen- gern is plerity dogs ioem siia’co.'f' / ,PnoHeamoH ^ at xHs4Japmi*.—Senator Sill, Which pre. the District of Oolumhiarexcept’'by physi- are srid for mediotnate^&ri)i5ii4&.'a,W4'\86nbt if it panes, bnt, hope it may. To Whom it may Concern. AppDcAlW'ti having beca mado if> me by petition, by Alfred A Holmes And chors. claimtag to bo & ms- 1 jorlty of tb« tsx payers ot tho town rf Alexandria, and roprorecttug a majority of the tsxsbieproperty of s%1d town, as appearing by < ho last assessment rofi j thereof, for theappoln.meni of tbree Commlsslon- 1 ort, toeabscrlbo, in the name of the town of A:«xan dris, to tbe cApii&i stock of the B lack Hirer | e n d M o r r i s t o w n B a i l r o a d C o m p a n y , , to the amount of sixty thousand dolJArs, and issue bonds of the ssid town to the like amount, in pay ! ment of said stock : Notice i« horeHygiveu LMtoo tho addayof Juoc.l670,aUOo’clkA-B. at my office ta the city of Watertown. I will proceed to take proof of tho facta so* forth to tho uid petition as u> the number of-taxpayers joining m tne samo, aod us to the amount of taxable property represented by them Dated, May 21 , 1870. A. H. SAWYER. County Judgo of Jefferson Conniy. MajHdwlt E . M . P E R R Y , House, Sign rad Ornamental P A I N T B K , Plain and D teorative Paper-1San(«r, WATERTOWN, N. Y. m ~ Gratnlnf In Imitation ot Wood and HsrM* D AM, a thorough bred ro a r i, bv imporird Glenco, wUl stand st my citable t.-c f03$on oflSTO. Ho 1ft ftycarspid, welgns 1160 pounds, very strong, flno style, and shows an excellent gsU ; has nover been trained for speed. I rave 2 of bis coltsSyears old ta July, tbat l wUl match to trot Mainst (ivy coltB, same age, mile best* best 3 in 6, or 3 miles 1 and repeat. He was sirarded “first Premium and Diploma, \as tbe best Btalllon at tho Jefferson County Fair, last fall, and \ also recolvcd flrst prominms on 2 yo»r old. 1 yoar old, and suckling colts. ! will show tbo speed ot his colta at any tirrc. Terms—For Seaton, $», at time oi service. To In pure, $80, wbon provqn In foal. * , . r, . D. ODRWOLF racket* Harbor, N. Y., April 12th, 1870. d6w-wR j a s d . x.. B i a n o H s a o x s s H t h a n J U l e n W m miko Use fcaton of 1510 u follow, : WUl he (t HJP? o ntre on Tneedtv of each week; at Rod man. Wednesday snd Tlinrgdsy; at Wstertowiuon Frldsv snd Saturday, et tha Ornwner House. The balsncoof the week, will -e st the reeldenceof B. L. Simmons, 3'tDites north of Bodman. G0* Tenhs, $10 to Insure. MsjlSdiw wlin , ”F ii UTAH ! MYSTtRlES OFMORMOHISM ByJ. H BKADLK. Editor of the waft Lake Reporter. BEING an KXPOSBof TUBIR SECRET BIT'ES, t'ERKMONTES ano ORlMSB. i With a full and aathcntlch’siory of Pplyirim y i sod tbe Morman Sect, from Its origin to th© ornieift P A I I T i n i l and ’Bforlot works on ibo Mor- UH U V lU ll mons are being rircalafed. BectH’ each book cooUinft33flno ongravinfli1, aod&sOpagve. AGENTS W a NTBD. Send for Ctrculars and seo onr terms and a fall description of tho work. Ad* dro-e, NATIONAL PUBLISQING CO, Phiiaddl- phia Pa 4W BSEKLKY'S UARDRU&BBU I K i I X N F ^ T truhsbs . suppobtbrh , ■ n U V W I e W wsndFILK fNBTRUMSNTS, Core Hopfnro. Abominal or Uterlso Weakness and Piles. Different «pprov©d patterns. Comfonablo, safe, tight, cleanly, aged ta bathing, Indestructible, (steel springs coAtcd i Rlsstic stockings. Beits, Bracer, Bandages, - ^real Variety, BsUbiish mente, 1347 Chwtnot bt., Philmtnd 3 Ann street, Now York, opposite the HoruQ Building. Send staNp for Pamphlet. Sold by Druggists, mailed or expressed. MarchS 8m Ib e M a g ic Com b S cf f o r a toa permocent^Black or nrovu. It ooutaluft NO POISON. Any ono can use it. One sent by mall jor (D- do liar. Address HXaffic Oomb Go* Springflold, Mas.s - mch24>An Ono Million Acres OP CHOICE IOWA L F OR h ale, at taper acre and upwards, for caft, or on credit, by iho Iowa RaDrosd UadOa Bailroada already built turoo^h the Dandf. nd os all sides of (hem. Grast tndsccmsnu to Mtthn. “ * , \■ WaBLTtUUlL. _ - .. Bend for our free Pamphlot ft gives pries* i location: iells who should come weatj ufcii iMy should bring, what j I w{}j coat: eivvs rifli bi .* 4 o to**——. — p - udr esds .b W. W. Walker. V|co«Prc»Jdont. CValsr Baptikhnnv locatton: lelts who should come ihould bring, whatjt will coat; give erolopcmrats of 18 different strict of hnuftea. which tho Company furnish at ,000 ready to set up. Maps sent rf raw m froM» darinti , Owe Penn* ar ; « ; t 3 f c « g S PERFECTION—PR0GRE1I. The Lamb Family Shitting JfsMu hlnod tno any otherior hy mall. City. io L amb K n itter ha* *4y»» KmttlOK Hachun-. Sastpfeti . Sale* Room, 3 Clinton nK* ha* adtancRl be^a* ila and clrculu* .ace, Niw Twt C. A. 8TGDDAKD. KSTABLISDED USD. WELCH & GRIFFITHS S a w s , A x e s , S a w s . S AWS Of a’l deserlpUona. Ax** B*lfi*C’ MjiFurniehisev, Circular Saw* with *op*t*«jh or wl'h Patent Aojuatnhle Point* inp«rlorto*o **■ eorted teeth nwa. 0 T PrllH Itetoecee, Bond for Prlco Lift and arealm. WKLOH to ORIPtrrHf. Boeton. H i u . o r D t M k M l i l. Aromatic Vegetable Sotp COLGATE’S 4B0J1ATIC , FEGETiBLE S01T For the.Dtheate S tilt o f Ladiet & phQIr* (IOIiD B V A lili PltPCCEVT*. B«D. o £ J^IU E O fllfB Ilf, toC. .. Inn Pan*,' Vtot.Pan*, - \wi P |a*.» ^jivf.yhd choice 1«T»MV-,nUUOtiaUE OVlfitof\ - - v K0 Oak Daah Charay. ‘■arontAM FAILS, HlAVTiMlLK PAILS, toe For SaleUtMp at COOP 1 R 8. MUM* O a r i s by S u n l i g h t a n d G a s l i g h t A work descriptive of tho Mysteries. Virtues. V! cea. Bploudors jnd Crimes, of the cityof Parla. It contains 160 flno crigraYtogt of Doted Places, Life /aod 8c< nee iu Parlt Agoutft Wanted Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO. Philadelphia Pa. . orid 'Map. npimni.v»».rr/ia*t HAA8IH A lubbbchtT Xmuir* M*g- m EstabUshmeaU 107 Liberty St. New Yonc*.|;. ■. . m n r n A N m a c h ix Free for eiaihp. TABBAHT *0<*.K. ^ salesmen assyfefjfevi C W K B T H E 4 R T * ■■A’tolfee-fMr jaftto O Young Men, free, in *f aled earelopdi , jwwsn Association, Box P Philadelphia, P* - e . — .................. •, 1 j A g e n t W f t n t ^ e d ! A -N active, able man la w*atto4 tako the agency of Jeffertoa or St conntyfor a Fir at Clasz , . ____ ifOR FAMILY D8E—elmplo, cheap, reliable, Kxire n m w l » o. AflEtrra W anted . XHicnlar and wmpi* autokjnjg FRBB. Addresi HtNKLKY KHIT- TING MACHINKCO., Bath, Mc.oH»'BroMway, S T;., . . PehldSn UStiS' — ----- - ‘ - - - pet Kdhth.. gturanteed. $100 to _ Wtokljf’to Acenta everywhere, tolling out Parent Silver Mould White Wire permanent. PorfuU ptrtlcnlari u.:: „ Wua ^ tnx, Philadelphia Fa, ’ * I nsurancaCc/mpany* Addrea*, if. K. B'jtm, Wat*rta*|H. Tc,_u|g . ... . '‘i $ 3 0 , 0 0 0 o » * * r o ^ q j # a '. j too* No, 20 Ceort Strsat.
