Democratic watchman., November 05, 1856, Image 2

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lam tshltnow ttil3 cause." A lusky thought
shitezekilited, ‘ 4 lTis Clod who sent it to
sto."
No /Metter said than done. lie f intr*
life accustomed to t
thewerlcof for her e
machinery is 'motion. A briak Moist w,hich
sprang up as it were by the spechil-lnterpo
• • kind Providence, at once Pet the
Sails flying, the arms of the huge mind
whirled around with fearful rapidity ; the
irrima labs; almtlfrogilved on its aale; the
smaller gear turnM, and ground, according
ai Off came lute action ; the mill wet in full
*ration. .
--Kim at: theirtiry Instant:that the ratio
*mom it 4 ,44.4.
Walk aperttum In the will, and Outing
. lieltatiti the interiotof theitreatdruin
dismay,:howeror, yeas indisorib
' began to,lie whirled shout with
Ind folnek that all his efforts to
hp_powerfal machinery which
Seth% motion, Or to e x tricot& hiniselficOin
his perilous situation, were fruitless. this
cites were roost appalling; his shrieks were
truly fearful; his curses and iMprecations
were Imtrible to hi. ar,
114uuniehen hastened.to the spot, and saw
lMiaD outfight Ilkts A.-reptile as he was in his.
;own trap. It noed not be added she did not
liberate Mtn. She knew that he would be
Moie — rAghtened than hurt, if he were kept'
within this rebury Orison ; and she knew,
ikm, that, unless lie attempted 'to escape,
there was no danger of his felling out of if .
sad even though ho were insensible and inan.
imata.All the while. In the inenntinie the'
Wheel went round. and round with its steady
and unceasing motion; and round and round
went the ruffian along with it, stehd:iy And
unceasingly too. In vain - diit he promise
4 hc stout-hearted girt to work her no harm:
in rain diddle implore her to pity his help
less condition ; in vain did he pray all the
powers of heaven, and adjure all the
or bell Ao his aid. She would not hear or
hoed him, apd unhesnl and.tinheeded
likewise muttering curses, ho was hurled
round and round in the untiring wheel : un
til at last feeling and preception failed him,
and he saw and heard no more. —lle toll
senseless to the bottom of the engine, but
CU& thenhis inauituate lvtiz2ntintied to be
whirled roursiTX . Fore—tha bra; girl not
daring to trust to appearances in conm aion
with Ankh a villian, and being therefore,
afraid to suspend the working at the fullest
oloWd•
Alma - knocking at the door was shortly
afteubeard, and she haotened thither. It
was liar mister and his family, aiconi - Paniell
by several of his neighbors. The unseens
tinned inct!iesilasiai:ac-4;of thAniillsaiLs in full.,
awing on Sunday, had, as she anticipated,
attracted their Attention, and they had has
toned homp from church for the purpose of
iisacrtabstag the cause of the phenomenon.
The father bore his little boy In his
he bad mit the cord wherewith the 'Child
mulled, but he was unable to obtain an
aceount of the iistraoklinary circumstances
that immured from the (righted innocent)
limmicidem in a few words told all, and
then the spirit which had sustained her so
beg aide° well while the emergency lasted,
forsook her at oncees it passed away.—
She fell senseless into the *refs of the mil
ler'ssldest son, and was with diflleultr re=
atone
-7!"•!--•
Itiseiihmtry of the mill was at •oric•
5Wp, and the inanimate ru an was drug
ged kirm the great wheFi. The other na
ils's wail brought down from the prison.—'
Both were thoWbound end &int oft to Bonn,
under a strong escort ; And in doe course,
caw under the bends of the town eXECU
tiOULT.
• Doyle not long until Ilannehen become 'a
bride: The bridegroom was the miller's
too. w had kried her long and went but
widte tl iireviolvilyunrequittod. They
tired and happily together Sir
Marty year, ;.' and 'died at' a good old age,
surrottedsd by a flourishing family. To the
latest hour of her life, this brarirlearted
Willin would shudder as she told the tale
of danger and bar ddirirence. I.>
ilMillitairethsoovitsv—Tmi Deracrrox OP
series of experiment. - hare re
caiwititiLlis the EhicairtDemo-
"did •Prem."4.Y - - Dr- Pollak; an oculist Of
that sky. to test the truth of an article nub
fished 11101110 tips since by a. celebrated tobyr
aidattillemilland, — whieb - attedgeC Ors %ba
lsa 110 CM. viewed by a dyilpg man would
remain impressed upon the o;itina, as does
thsimpramaiOst .
liken& experiment Dr. P. I made he has
fens lit au examination o the retina of
the tits, with a trd.erntitope re cal* a wonder
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M ii waif as beautiful sight, and in altnost
every Masses there
. watt a clear,Alistinct,_
Apd =Mita Impreasion. We put them facts
upesimected, is-th•-hopeof awaking an is
ieraii it, the auttjoot, that others may be in
. deed to dater 'upon three interesting ex
' mimesis, and the cause of science Mivin;
cad. Thereoent examination of ttof ey• of
4.4L...llaarshilyortin wait murdered.in, Ail
' Lent tatftufWW - V rr. - pandflistmply7. l . .
with those mark else Where.. The fol. Missing Dxsros.---Tt was 1 mentioned, in
174 is the publiiihed account of the ex • - - -
-amination : late.news limn Cheri. thabCapt. MOW .
.. At A n t wa ll sugges t e d t h e es t i l - o r..Men, oftheninth regiment U, 8. A., stilton
the wt., in a week solution or- atro ine, l ed in the Yankima Valley, recently • becath
vrh Liteth er;dently produced an ' enlar ged state I insane and escapati from• his friends, who
' - _ - of Ur ittpih --4 h+ -4 0 1 ~ 44 48 44414- .,... T. e touched 1b..., se.....nimenying-hint---ts-the Ham and
the ass of the optic Hem wits the ortimot, [ • -
wbott the eye instantly i mam ,. prau b as " . 1 that histdesti body - was subsequent:, found.
We how applied a powerful lens, and ‘414...r.,A.1etter adds : . , _
envieed in timepupil the rude, wornaway fig- I -The wifdliensts had eaten almost the!
ere or a man, with, a light coat, besides entire flesh from his bon**, leaving enougiri
whom twig a sound 'min.'', standing,or sus- ' of identity to know that it was the remains
' poookint in the air. with a small haidire stuck 'of cave. B. line deceased was regarded as
naltircriinlitscifik___Tbe vtuaintle_r_traa.: an effieie.ntand excellent - ofti,.. k e r wa t i ji_. g o ot t!
_ debrines: evidently ioat from the distruction citizen. He leaves a wife and children to
o f ow, optic thidits iwparation front the ' mourn his nielancholly and untimely end..
senthmitrain. /lad' we performed, this op-_1: -*
eratio4ereen the eye was entire in the sock- AN osmivic t , ItltN,—ln a quit lore 014
et, w all its powerful connexion with the I
lag on the Western Reserve, in Ohio, mays /
' brain there is not the least doubt but that
ors s i osid hare detected the last idea an d the Prescott Transcript, there lives a man,
..impei - Wititm. made on the mind and eye of who, physiologically considered, is certainly
the - ate man. The thing (could er- one of the wonders of the world. Hill joints
i y entire : and pesimpa we should an completely ossified? (turned to bone,)
• Use Stul NW contour, or bettor still, the ex
. ism =wow. The last. i mpress i on h e r on , and he is not capable of making the slight
'bah is siva,' more' terriiiie es the Wain , est mov.ment, except alternately opening
hook fear than any other cause ;' and figures I and shutting two fingers al his right hand.
_ impremed on the pupil more distinct, which I His t a tty is as
rigid
as iron,
audit
could
not
I,
we e iod us t i rin ti! ! Oitegenesa of the - optic ;
, Kens, stoi ... it e re • tw - o n inmun i at t on w i l t, v ie . iie bent backward or fiiiward without incak-
isms '+ m
, g some of his bones. 1
. . • I - 1
, •
aim bliatttman.
. . socat.ip`azio!•iasrws.a}ata
PRWAr,A.
irovisanwit 3, 433.
HAM TO PR.V.NSYLVANIA-4Hli "CRY=
.STOIVE FR.DBRAL ARCH.
The result of the election in Fornuy!Tula
hiel a cheering upset when viewed as an 11-
lustration of heidevotion to thetruion.
At no period in our history have *eater
lance _presented themselves. At ttii periek i
have n",im orte
_nt questing* been ills;
eft PeOirltitsere sbilitr—a4 it to
pride andeatisfaetion thit we sow point :Tel
the glorious triumph of Ptdriothne4o4 ,
victory etßeemeretio plinetplee L •
Hod PenitS#lloll/4 ! •
Nobly has she vindicated all her 'prOfee
sions of adherence to the Federal compact,
and most-overtiVartunglyherv<ta r liall
Ipeople proven theirjztachment to the Union,
as it la.
As' the Keystone of the Arch, she has ce
mented the fraternal beinds. "
As a pioneer in all that' is neblo , ,tlitit
£national, the has unfurled.her banner: to]
the breeze, inscribed with • the mottoes of
eternal and unmistakable devotion to her
brethren of all viectins of the 'American
States.
agaia, tee Any, to PeteneyTeania! •
The people of the Union have witched the,
I progress of the political contest in Pennsyl
vania. which has just clo ud.. They hard
.1 . of the three fanaticism with which the. De
mocracy. of-the State had to contend—and I
'Out? were 10111 that Penniylvsnia would
swerve from heeaneien t position.
' 1k magognes covertly assailed public:opin
ion. Fauatics boldly traversed the State,
xpreftding sedition, distributing inoendiary
doeutitents, and appealing to the prejudices
and paesiou of the people. But l'ennayl-
Tilllia stood firm. Her voice has gone forth
in thunder tones proclaiming her deep deem-
Lion to the Union, and carrying on its wings 1 ,
the assurance thee:the is true to the core. • I
to Pennsylrgnia ! • • I
I It was titling that she should speak—and
' most eloquently has she uttered her senti• I
clients.
=I
In Pennsylvania was Independent.° first
conceived and brought forth —and in Penn
s)lvania 1%111'0)911y find a last resting place;
and if needs be, breathe out its last sighs"
amid the adoratkin of our people.
/Mil to Pehrtzykania!
The same apirit which animated Wayne
at Paoli, atilt lives fresh in the mind of ey..
tory Pennsylranian—the same purity which 1 ,
distinguished Franklin, still governs our no-
ble yeomanry—the same noble daring and
exalted patriotism which was evinced by the
signers'of the Declamation of Independence
e—iliTi;Vio—id-and
widiaibin the hearts which beat within our
territory.
Rad to Pennsylvania!
She has won the crown of l , and in
tends to wear it proudly:
-"Prscs.tersr- Kittensters. 2l --Sane -el the
Kansas correspondents tbr the newspapers
were terribly indignant over the arrest of
2SO "petcealgssmigrants'_'__ into Ihni, terri
tory by Governor Geary, but subsequently
were released promises of behaving them
selves peaceably. The biggage wagon of
these peiceuble emigrants, when overgauled
showed the following implements of indult
tr7 : . •
..Three boxed of navy pistols, 'all =worts
6 six and 5 tiro shooters. 12: Colt's, navy
size : 4 boxes ball catridges ; 1 bag of caps:
6 small lota of rifle oatritiges : lbox-10
,ffbarpe's rifles; 145 breech loading mos- ,
;tots ;115 percussion muskets; 115 baydnets:
61 common sabres ; 2 officers sabres ; 1i•
ken of gunpowder; 61 dragosnanddles ; 1
• • .r. 1,,,••
Th*. drum its an implement of husbandry
is a striking improvement upon the old
fashionett mode of subduing a e•ilderfices,
and the large quantity of gtinpotider proves
jbat the party expected plenty of game:
JCISULU T. Owes, EIIQ.. of Philadelphia;
spent some days among us previous to the
last election, and addressed several meet
ings. . I
presides; . containing powerful kuri:witli
well-timed humor and wit,-so -that hiesse , I
diences were both 'nett-tutted and amnisit :
We - wiett him a Jong and - setecessfatlife - as
the reward of his labors.
tier..m•:--The United Staten , r i ln t o c ongress
arrived at Naples on the .2zith ult., after a
yesr's aruising in diiterent. parts ofthe Med-.
iterrant:sti. A letter, written by an officer 1
on-board, after giving a graphic view of the..
threatening state of affeiri in that capital,
itilyt - tharsthingeheressaumed 40 WWI
an aspect that our' Minis'er resident, Mr.
' Owen, has made a formal request of our 1
reliornitodoro tl4t iota° of the ships of our I
squadron way remain hero till the slidieed
' ies are over." ..
The Eeetion. ' ' 1
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' czserak cuusTt.
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At • '
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1
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Bellulkonto, • -.,. '
ii, , , et
80.. —go- 1 37
Benner, . . . - 8
Ferguson, -
a .rlOl,
Iliki .
_nee.
Itiillioon.
P try
Marion, ,
Maw r •
ISCIIM
Penn,
Potts r,
Patton,
B Pring..
Baca Shoo,
Union, '
Walker,'
Worth, -
Taylori-
Dm returns received prom tho diligent
h•ction - rlistrict' a - divan Confused that it is
difficult to make out a correct statement
Tho Democratic inioAty -over Fusion and
Illmoro will not be lest than 600. TIM Do-
mocratic majority, oier Fusion will 'reach
PENNSYLVANIA,
1184.heen carried IT the banocilt, 124Ln
ov'ertehelming majority. - ,
'Philadelphia city and county &yea the
Democrats 18,000 maj.
[l7•The Telegraphic dempatchos received
are of a character that no reliance can be
placed upon them. Mr. Buchanan will pm
baldteiirrycnough eteeforito elect him.
Azimuths or MIND IN nu Putrrr.—The
3leriden (Con.) Transcript sayi "The
telegraph which we published a week or two
ago, giving an account of a remarkbble case
of absent-mindedness which occierred in this
town—a - minister having gone into the desk•
of a neighboring ;entry ant - nonducted tM
i nevritnis.,alsoonitagi.liaLlit. • '
—hating taxed the credulity of several of
our cotemporaries, we take occasion here to
1 vouch for its entire correctness, Not only
was the reverencd,:genilnintin. so absorbed
that he walked into the wrong vestry, and
! into the desk of a brother of a different doc-
Wirral faith, bet he actually opened the meld
ing, and Laid woceeded Some ways before he
diacoveredl. Ids error. Meantime, brother
and in a puzzled kiood quietly took kis seat
with the eongregatkisti determined lo wait
further developments. Afterward, brother
No...taisoas,-and-said-thathe 7 had nonairwi th
the expictation of presiding over the meet
ing as usual, but was 'nippy to see )his desk
so well ocfupied, and that he arose aidltily
to endorse the remarks which his brother
had made."
A ClMcrinsa4:s = J_Lteing_ an was nu
tended in Pittsburg, last Saturdy, to six
months' imprisonment in jail for assaulting
soothes. with " knucliders." Ills 'confine!,
previous to the passing of the sentence, so
licited leniency fbr his client on the score of
good character and gentlemanly 'amdlick.
generally: •The Judge replied it vas fortu-,
nato for Lim-that hy was tint Malted for an
attempt to murder, and said when. people
with gentlemanly culture and good charac
ters perrfortned such deeds, ho should pun
ish them' as rowdies and Mikes. " The
first gentleman of the land shall fare no Wet:
' ter than the poorest doll."
Nsw COessintrar.—A pew,connterfelt
ten dolls", bill on the GirmAlti/ent,'Pkiladel
phia , hasp ade its appearance,. mid& may
deceive tleennwary. It is daily detected,
however, by its having tet the right-land
cud of the note a group consisting of a man
WICOIIIIIIO, in place of the medallion head
of Stephen °hard. which appears on both
ends of the genuine. In other respects It is
a tolerable imitation of the good note. The
signatures, however, are stiff; and the gen-
A-Bnazonna-faintbrriottt---tm.
dicationti that atutiluma
= il
lung right in tthie-on themisegro guns
tion, is found in the fact that that arch Alxi
nit,cancumm.,,„..t w as litiaitist and ilisunionist,
pf the • • citizens of Boston was held on I s a i in l re d
n at v o th te - s l ateteh elec ti on,
ticket E
3t. e fiv. v
e o n
i ti ri
Thcsdayar at Rev: hirAlrinies'ehureli, [in benighted Ashtabula the pen .lo are 'et
in &Una. at . . ,tit , • a ..•..
If
1 • 4
• 41
n
•
r ith
1 rei
lly
I t
• 1-eueeeticet in rither-ueorme,
detected le dated July -10th, May ,
No. STO.
°mow°, was one of , float, mid of those who foment it, Ohiciwitt
very limp, and
much hilarity-nnd kjoyment. Addresses.' bneaxret Cong ress , u a l i :Viirr x r ic Inell , i i n n - w the
werwklivLred bf 11 , n ; Anson Burlingame ; esti of the white men &swell all the negro '' ,
andVer. Alm Pri • The dues. sop a .: Whereas, hi the present, there were but two.,
rated at a late hour ith enthushudec cheers{ ' represented any body but the negro populs
h of truth is ' onward in the
for Fremont, end wi reiterated expreasiorui l lt ( it u c ol i r c .....A,
of determitiation to lly the mitire ooloredi - , ' - /46 "" aii -44114untr- - I
vote of the fifth Dim ' t for flier. re-election 1 Flag IN teRINTTA:I ) .A.—ihe saw mill 1
of Borlhiganse. , . ._. .
, owned by *Bee ft Blowier wail consumed 1
A New Vit.Laiinr.—A w Win PetereJ by Orion Tnuceddy evening 14th ult. A
burgh, VA., hes been arrest a charge lot'of lumber adjoining tho mill was also
of-lliAnsArAlli-11~ ,Of A .10rigAii4f (*monied. - Lose" 114,00: , Inskirod for tar
A, refused to marry, U. first r
e h„,do,,,i ' , - .0605 - lii tlielhMarliiiiirt . iiii4i Toliiiiiiiiit
reports against her dm-actor in othei' res
pects, and failing to do her injury in dila
manner, had her arrested on the-shirts
-.Rea avot,usres —We do not think a permm can
grime a more benevolent trait of character than
beleg named at the distress and eulferingeof °thorn,
anatforthennore, anxiouß to do All in their power
40-silovirtw-byarery m,..mrituunrn-worny
ing In thim view of the ease, we du not know how
ihe human and benevolent OM do an Action more in
ealoramme with their philanthrophie views, than
by calling the 'attention of their atlifet,d friend'
A VirtkaAN trituomtAr.—There is now re- rd aequallttenum to the fact, that Or. Seth H.
- aiding in Troutowan old gentlemin,of French hu stio; l ,..o o rxi c B 4 rat p u n r y o a re n t o r n oe t, t„Alti i to .
put up in
origin, named Peter Vansciver, aged ninety.' the form of a pill, that haa o SpeOino action fur ou
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wuvierved ,p fen
,Anny e !I t . e,._na tTi t ti tt 4i r4u a n u z i _as
Revolution, under Washington, cast Wiliest 'Cave boon permanently cured, WO might mentions
membe votn.fox the illustrious hero, and has over hf t ?' Jll i
M: T. Sledge Csbin i,uotttt
since sustained the”llemocratic party. lie Hur
yry county, Va., mid Mr. W P Ilgun , Grenada
We might go on enumerating ajoutm.
is in excellent health. ' trey of others, until we hod entirely tilled ult title
stelsuan of our paimri loaf wo think we hayammalti
eht
RtitillAlt AO6 ,
DiNTAI, Dame.—The King. tulleiont to eattsfy ellry Aiken th 'Abject
ston, (gi'W.) News tells of a singular death I every ono . ° " o ,: thh ira m ill e n r i;' it?ne of are .""littr to
which v lccurred in Belleville, on Friday. A i woman, and have auWth`oti of a rerne w lyu per a i l t i ai O a r
you knowAnnnerefsett s. who la not _equally bleated
:little : I, aged ten, daughter of a widow
Brent's*,
in youree o .,-,, so, out this notice, and met d
while Ina grave-yard, was killed. ,_ l o twirtior It will to.oit you Not troub e, and
'by a gravestone falling over upon her. ably it will make you instrumental in arias
some poor, atMeted • mortal of slake* or falling,.
that dreadful ialtk•
smow fell at Oswego, Montreal Nutit lion, Id lepay,
oic
other D r , Llano hi„Vy ma i l , fr ... r .„
„plump to the north-west, eii.-Friday fllst., tater to all ports o f the ti - drld, on the ram' of a
remittance. Iris prices are • ona f latk,,l3; two,lls'.
Ult. twelve, Vt. We hare given his eddies/ above .
named, offering to retract the chimp it she
would marry him. She, of course s still re
fused, and was brought up for trial, when
the graeeless scamp, failed to appear
.
' Nun' Cm ' •'' s rrS.—The following - tux
list' of the latest' • new counterfeits. Our
reader*its4ust toocautions in - receiving
notes upon tipt, °Wing Baniti;
Farmayit' . iliallt, Annapolis, Ald.—iqa
itt
opurloos.--ir• e, locomotive and 'cell),
mill lying de sheaf of grass.
Batik of 1? l ie, Danville Pa.-10'aspu•
bona. Vigu e female and water 'scene t
thole and frump on tho right end ; canal
boat on the lefti,„.
Hamilton Blik, Hamilton, N. r.-20's
altered 'from' ra. Vignette, farmer 'with
.
, 4 ,
ita-I:4:::c.ket
tierom 2' Ignecte, fanners 'felting,
a t
bust o per end corner r 'setae,
imizzra. the left.
few York.-214 Oporioul.
\
rngnatte, two ales. .
Th z
-.4darino :Sew Y ork. —/Va.._ altered
from. Va. , y . he, atessnahip. „
'I.. Unedilla k, trnaclilla,'N.Y.-2(Ps al
tered. bow-2'c Vignette; drovers on Loc
als! cattle, de...
Bank of Commerce, , Prede;riellialitirg, Va.
—s's spurious. Vignette, horses and wagon;
on right end, sailor boy. . , •
alechanics'lViikiThrvideiteacitt•';l. --- 51
I spurionk, Vignette, female in a nittlitlliiin.;
on the
light.end Washington and horse.
_Meelutniesqlank, Nowgrk,'N. J.—Ws al
tered from 3's. Vignette ,. Hires , females,
elide, and 'libel&
farmers". Bank, Virginia,-100% altered
from an old plate. Vignette, Mercury, balls,
river views, &c. Cupid and-,two medallion
head* op the right, two heads and 100 on
the left end.
Bank of Montreal, Canada.-I.o's can he
detected by noticing • that... Parliament is
spelled , " I'4rii ludic.' • •
_ liarripliurg hank,--Ilarrialoitrg, Pa.-10>
rpuriotur. Vignette,' femitle, shield, Itguro.
10 aboye, male and tetnnliebn the right, ca
nal onieft, _
, 57
'0 'o'
EMI
- tiii
ZA
8 112,-
13 • 23
SEM
Warrencounty Bank. l'faxrendilbro. 7 .
50'sitltered front SV, MITA taalrrever is
sued illy 50's. _ - .
toCkvilla Batik. Rockville, (11.7-3'i Apo.
rig Vigrictiele; arm resting 0.%
ohm r wheat. Illittfein the distance, In
dian fe ale nu TOi end. .
Rano
,er Y.-s:s letter, good.
imitation, thicker Olga *indite. Five prig
led in.ottneroes•tia.faco of the note, not
- '"'
very distinct. •••-•
Mechanics' lentki. 'Nitwit*: N. J.-40's
altered frown Tignetee, blacksmith, die.
Farmers' and Mechanics ' Batik, Middle
ton's, N. J.—bra spurious. Vignette rep—
resenting Indian and hunter, three winged
cupids. On the lied end, medallion head'
of a female. .
Bank of Orleans, Albion i. N. Y.-s's good
'imitation of genuine. The - only difference
name, which is omitted in the counicrtei4o.
Rhode IslamT Ventral Bank, Rut Ciree!-
which, IL 1.-10's spurious. Vignette fe'
male, shield, figure 11l above. Ma'wand fe
male an right end : canal on left. '
Bank of Newark, Newark, Del.-50's al
tered from l's. Vignette, men- on horse
back, laborers cutting grain. ,Medalion
-head on - itho end. - - - -
Illechimice Blink Pittsburg.--s's spurious,
altered ftom counterfeits on 3,leolumics' Bank
Philadelphia. Vignette, female in a medal
ion : , onthelkend; Washington and hono,"
and on left, panics' Bank (Phil.) build
ing.
Medallion' ionic; Newark, N. J.-20' , *
OPPrisMir.
left mid, fernani and shear Of w ieaL • ...
Reillinskeag Bank, Bangor, Me."---10's al
tared from 2's Vignettii, ship of War under
sail.
Elm City Bet*, New Itaren.
10's, eons and SO's altered fronr L's. Vig
nette, Washington. • On left en , l, fethalo
on right raphit44.
-Bowery a kt in 4,l
from 2's. Vignette, . farmer with rake, itch
Morris County Bank : Morristown, N. J.-
20's altered flom 2's. , Vignette, boy has.
king - corn.
MooKsinies' tank, Nati Haven, Ct.-20's
Tighitte, niride, spinning-wheel, Le. •
%ak of Germantown, Germantown, Pa.
=2o's altered kip S's, Vignette, Loy on
horseback, cattle, sheep, &c. .
CLIME, CAnalltv OF? XT A URAL—One of
those fearful incidents occurred near the vil
lage of .tieshota; on Saturday week which go
so far to create the thrilling inlorest in wilt
ten romance of - - -plivrifier-hfer;hnit --before
sunset, a child flee yeer,s "old was seized, iP
the presence of its mother, by a thiligniunt
bear,• and, in spite of its screams and the
frantic efforts of its mother, was borne into
the thieket. The alarm vas given, and the
men with tire-arnm,`hommenced siarshing
the woods, but up to Tuesday nothing had
been found of it, upon which to base a con-
Jecture4ith referees:9 to its fate, Realm are
quite plenty in this neighborhood, but this
a the first instance where human life has
been sacrificed by them, though they have
frequently carriedvikstock from the flamers,
coming up. as in this case, to the doer of the
house.—Manftwoe Trebune. _
Lancaster
THANKSGIVING-OUR COUNTR .r-
THEHNICtN.
The Gofortiori of Missoulri, Maryland, New
York, Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire,
Connecticut, New Jersey, mid Dennis/rads
have-all ri;ainsimetadsd Thursday. the twen._
tieth of„ nty,etnber, as a dayof General I
Thanksgiving In their,respective Stalks. •It
is to be hoped that that day will be adopted
fbr the same laudable purporie everywhere
throughout the Union. It will occur more
than two weeks after the Presidentiii erec
tion, when, the - excitement in thii public
mind' hiving subsided, a proper naspifesta-
Lion may be made to Divine Provid6nce for
the many blessings catfoyed. We fear that
a Urge portion of out population do' not ap
preciate etir.national Advantaged and privi
leges.. Taking everything into consideration
se aro the most prosperous andremarkab
people on (IMAGO of- the earth. It shout
be remembered that as a nation, we are
not a' century old. And yet what wonders
inrwcemotistitill' - "How
been our growth, and how vast aretur it
.
sources !
Tho Now York Ornirier sad Enquirer, - in
the course e recent article, gates com
parison of the , Produetive cipacitles or i 3 . t
Eritain and the United' States.• It is esti
mated that at the piisent - time there are no
less that:1130,00,000 of cores of And undur
cultivation In this country.- "It is here
that the main success , of our progress as a
nation will hereafter mainly he, and-it is
here'thet we have such a etrodg hold upon
Western Europe. There'is no limit to the
' products -of-Ootton—Tobacco,
; Rico, Hemp
and•Orains in mir -Southern cram Western
tatee. On the other hand Groat Britain is
!intik:it in its means of agricultural staples:
awl while her, strength lice obviously in her
machinery, we have and will continue to
have, ample facilities for tho'-iirchange of
products. In 1854 agricultural stittistica
. • .•
1;41. 416
Zugland bstd Wales, as av
whole . country was calculated from these
rctuTris. By bringing the facts reported in
1.6,186,1.130 h end Irish'returns-artite - sitne
year into comparison, We obtain the follow
ing results, which. 4 may be useful to throw
into tabular feint :----- • •
I=
ru gram. 18,212,2113
9,670,938
81,3i4,415
Scotian& —tinder tillim 2.003.695
_
1■ Dross, t 0.234,990
Wage, 1.474,660
Trot and.—Tillage, :,:' 4,312,720
Ones, ''' ' 1.267.01
. _ Uumemoned fer. 1401,001
10;060 - ,271
1A.4 ps compare the above with the ample
product' of the United Mateo, _and which'
ant Inereatittursirthirtitte - of tve ortinTlit
cent. ar anally : 6
Lamiinettaelly Um/siesta im the serene! Crips
of thi (baited Stain, 1810—S0.
- Pie ii -- Asia - - '" : "Niiiredircir
Indian Corn, 31,000,000 Teharwo, 100,000
Meadow or Sugar, . - 400,000
pasture lauds. nOOO.OOO Barley, 360,000
Hey, 13,000, Rive, 176,000
Wheat, 11,008, Kemp, llO,OOO
Oats. 7,500, . Max, 100,100
Cotton, 8,0 ' Qrsbards, 600,000
Rye, 1, 0111i111111, 560,000
"OM and ~, ' Vineyards, . 260,000
- --Reese, 7 0110. , Other ended& 1,000,060-
4
IrlaisPotatom 1 ,000 Improved bit
Sweet Pots- - ' not In SetUl
toes, '''' it ka 000 cultivation. 17,217,614
Barth whsak ~_
_'' 606,080
Total IMPST°4 /usu.-- --i13,032,01.4
- ..
This aggreittfits than co testi of tb s .
what!) area of the ' try, 1411 ill shown IA the
..
annexed summary et,.agri/ultural ratio:
1004410 i Lasts Iu use.
Sections. octal, , -
I noproved. Ualgpr'd
Nair P,pgland, 41,05,32/ 11,10.694 .6.2161654
hild , lle &etas, 73,09,360 26,260,608-43:113,711
Sou to Blates, 168,371,760 36,815,238 61,140,373
Bo
_3lataa„ 161,625,34414.5,426,72_43t3 ,6711
Northwestern
steles, 263,004, 106 36,6 tf1,507 48,003,100
California and
Oregon' TIT.
ritory,
Texas,
639,253,464 332,860 4,340,244
392,002, , 643,946 10,862,363
Totid, 1,468,465,830,113,032,814 130,625,000
What a noble ktiireislierefiwashadowed!
Es-President Tyler in the course ofirrwient
tipecoh on. the commercial growth of the
country, said, " Who can undertake at this
day to estimate the probable amount of our
exports and imports atthe end of the present
period of Ptventy-five years? - Alreadrtrudv - , -
breakiwg thromh new
_ebappele, to
$n r Tap I,tio treaso' ot - India
wept., Jour 4 JIOI4 • - i
and when the greet tide which been that
commerce upon it 'hell have aatwilly set Jul,
az IS'''.
-irea-mearrawasara-ah•
waters of the ocean, said bona the slim in
the firmament, but arithmetic will fail in the
FI3III
writ flow inii) our carts, Ancient Tyre, but
apcyo Peninsula, enjo_y_ed a rivulet of that
trade, and she grow into the most mighty
of eition. Venice and Glenoa,.in the course
of time, possessed it, and „their Doges pro
claimed them the brides of the sea. .11qt.,
lay TO - , irbeildialFforefell the fitture, ye ven
erable seers if any auoh there be now on
this earth, what dowry shall equal:dull .0(
America, when the Atlantic shall have !illy
wedded the Pacitle."l A-
.
And yet with suoh a position-;-aud with
web • • s.e mad ..stra •
us who are disposed to Maculate the value
of thiUnion---tuid traitors whir-openly ad
yocate its dissolution. Alas, for soar error
and such guilt. The philanthropist as well
as the patriot must turn even from the cork
tenuptstton-er with horror.
Let us believe it to be impossible—and at
the same time lose no opportunity to rebuke
the-elicited-arid misguided men who would
per I the existence's? a goverTimeit `and it
itietitutions that have 'long 'bien regarded
with adruirationk tts_frimida of froedom„_
the,"advoc,des of liberal principles
thr oat the'civilised world
_ _
INDIAN -
lueostoax—The Inilisnap
ri;;snofifoiCaay has oompletc returns•
from all the counties indho State on the rota
for Governor, mid of which are official,—
The aggregate majorities foot up as follows:
Willard, Demoorat, - - - 18,272
Morton, Fusion, 11,022
Willard's majority, • • 6,650
star ictridr glorious, andrvill hereafter
rink *among the meet brilll nt pollticat,
tchievementa of the Dernocnicy,,ef ,
P,EMYSYLVANL4. ZEG4AtURE:
•
' STATE SENATE.
lit but. Philidelphin City—lVni. 4. Crailbe
• and Chas. B. Penrose.•
241,. " Philadelphia County—j . A &Browne
. IL Ingram. and R, ,Wrijeht.* '
ad " ManignMery—Thaimus - P. - lhor,
4th " Chester and betaware—Jasiiie 1.
Lewis. -
ath " I3erks—John C. Evans.
oth " Ducks--Jonathan Illy.
7th " Lancaster and Lebanon—John W.
italiner and J cob (kShionan.
Bth "' 'Pauphin and Northutitherrand::-
David PagTart.
flth Northampton and Lehigh—Joseph
Laubach.
10th " Carbo.n.Mome, Pike and Wayne—
. llamas 11. Walton.
11th " Mama and Franklin—George W.
- - Brewer,* - •
12th 44, York—William H. WOO.
13th Cumberland and Perry—ll. Fetter.!
14th " Centre, Lycotning, Clinton and Sal
- 'Tivan—/Intfreav Gregg.
15th Blair, Cambria and Iluntingdnn—
' • John Creswell.* -
_Luzorwe—Montotir.and _C9 ll lo ll k — __
George P. Steele.* • '
17th " Bradforol-, Susgurhatta end Wyo
. minr—E. Reed Myers.°
18th " Tiogt, Potter, „ McKean, Elk, Clear.
.field and Jeffrson—lL Souther.
19th Mercer, Vonarigo and Warren—G.
' Schelleld.”
26th " Erie and Crawford—D. A. Finney.
21st Butler, Beaver and Lawreuca-4no.
' . 12,Harrie.•
22d" Allegheny—Wm. Wilkins snd
Ed
ward D. Gazzans.*
23d Washington and Green—John C.
, •.- Renniken. - •
Zith ‘!. I SomeraFt,lickford awl Fulton—F.
• Jordan. • "•
25th " Arutstrong,'lndiana and Clarion--
7'oldg J. COfft . y: 4l '. - • -
26th " Juniata, Mifflin. and Union —James
•M. Sellers. •
27th Westmoreland and Fnyettc—Wm.
E. Frazer.
28th ,s.° schuylkill--C. AI. Straub.
Democrats 15 ; Opposition 18 ; New Sen
ators marked with a star. '
Aone—Joks . . • -*/ 4fr
Alleghemy—Wm. 'R. *Wesson, C. 8.
Alter, John T. Peters, J. R. Blaclhouse,
Aria, Voeghtley. Jr.
Annitrong, Clarion and Jelfbraan—J. K.
Calhoun, W. M. Abrams, IL J. Nicholson.
Ileiver, Undo- and Lawrence—D. L. /m
-erle, George P. Shaw, A. IV. Crawford.
Bedford, Cambria and Fulton—G. N.
Smith, Win. C. Reenter.
. z:Thr:trettlirs:Trei
nekididhael liothsan.
l
1 ilunsin g do n—JaAn H..Wintrode,
John idony.
— Thedfoird—J. D. Dadcock, Gallen F. Ns.
chola.
gM
12A13,313
. Bucks—John Mangle, Ales. IL Johnsen,
John 11. Lovett.
Carbon and Lehigh—lierman Rupp, Eno
Tolati.
Ceptre—Join Smith
Chester—Dr, Z. V. rhaty. jaws Pe ll ,.
tofe,Poient
Cbiarkld—Setb A Backus.
Clinton, is co and Miter—J. 81,11.
Petriken and Isaac Bayou.
Columbia and Idlontour—Pater Fat.
Cumberland--James Anderson, Win. Har
per.
Dauptnn—David_ Mununa, Jahn Wright.
Delaware—Harem Cleaver.
-Faie--Warehain Warner, (We nn J. :Ball.
Franklin—George Jacoberaohn Marrow
Fayette and Westmoreland—Henri D.
Fostar,.John Fausold, Saw* A. Hill, gator
Gnome—lL Campbell
Indians—R.B. Apenford.
l o aneaster—Milliam ilansolton I fArr A.
Hiceccuul,P—lf..llocuurAceper._Ckithei
Ain n - ct ft, IN. D. Pr.
Lelancon-LC. II isei.
14tizarne--Bt.soben his, Thos. Suith.
Mercer; Venango and Warren—Banned
Kgrr, 8. P. McCal mutt, Moose Snifflers._ Mittlits—John Purcell.
Monroe and Pike—L. Westbrook.
• klontgotsery—.Joalah W. 11111epss, A.
Brower Longaker, Goorgg• Hamel.
Northampton—John A. Tama, Jeue Pear.
Northumberland—J. 11. Zimmerman.
Perry—Chinas C. Brandt.
Philadelphia City—S. 8.. Bishop, Georp
T. Thorn, Jacob Dock, John Ramsey.
Philadelphia County—Charles 51. Leisen-
AMR. Townsend Tenrsisy, Franklin 311ollvain;
Charles Carty, Abraham APthur, John Rob.
erta, John Hancock. - Robert B. 'Knight, John
Wharton, Frederick J. Walter, Henry A.
Gilles. •
, Schuylkill—William 13. Lebo, G. N. Wig
ensdner.
S:querge4dotten Augustine.
Susquehanna, Sullivan and Wyoming
-3Mannt-R. Chose, Alfred Hine - 7'-
nowt -sin Wil -
- • sad-Juniata—Thoynasntreff.
Yjubiegian-4, S.trem6ititit. AA* C.
Sloan.
Wayno—N. W. Vail.
YaAßock ~.T,usis—lt.spissir, Samuel- Manest
. '
Democrats in &Map, Opposition in Rat-,
Renato
'low of Loft:
inaj. — on joint. balktt,
Oue Democratic- niamher'or the Legisht
turn bin bin rote IA Witehin,gteif rinlnty by
0, rota ; anotizer, in Mifflin by 25 ; anal*
in Adams by 20 ; aitotlter irl.Franklin by IS;
another in tha Clinton, Lyottming anti Potter
••'• • - Vreifritvritretre*Pby
majority.
Onto ems Ktaction.—The official rota
of eightpaiz counties in Ohio —all but two—
haveboen recciied at too Secrelf4ry of.Slotte'a
4 0 ci; at Ociinnbus. The flguita stand, on
Sifpremi"bottrt Judge, for the short term, as
fellqvrs:
Bowen, Black, - - - - 113,273
-- Searle, Democrat, - 153,717
Brush, Fillmore, - - 23414
Thg two counties to be heard trout will
hundredand ilk-seven thousand, the largest
ever given in Ohio,,eFogpt that which Gen
eral_tligEco received in 1802,
. ,
A °adman:we Plo.—The mamthoth pig
brought from ChitiOothi for exhibition dh- -
ring the Obi° State Fair, was two years and
thitee months old, and weighed, on tioott 1135
pounds." lie measured nine feet in length
And about the same girth.
Tuyi 'rum to advertise, you suer
rtiLitiloae shelves groan with aseininv
ing p)040,' -
' or ORN.BIAI,
itYlrofessor Morse and family sotuined
from thirime in `the Atlantic. ' t .
• 117.1no.the neighborhood of bincimaldf, - --
there are mole than 2,000 acrea in grapes.
117 Them are at provenforor twenty Jew
ish aynagogues in Now York • city, Ind- al
most 80,000 Jews. . 4
Er - j" A German chemist has discovered the
tuesiis of obtaining •crystalis.cd ampir from
birch wood, ' •
is said that 2,000,000 'bushels of
wheatare-ROW leaving :Ulm. 'hilebigiiw for
the Emit, weekly. •
• • 1
ir4r '
The total Imaiktwit of ettilgrints at
New York,tur the drat nine months k of - 1351,
wan 103,53/.
—(1:7• In one year Jew York city eat0.185,-
000 'oxen, 12,000 0nm5,t55%000 Sheep and
lambs, 90,000 talves•and 280,000 swine.
K - Three men and a 4wiitium travelling in
an ox wagon worn burnt to death - by a prai
rio Ore near Buckhart Grove, Freels. -
- cat= -crorr year-premi sea
poorly. The 'Mobile Register estimates that
it wilt not exceed 3,200,000 bibs:
„Kr Four and a half' millions of 'raw . silk
ate exportettaftnually from China' iniq this
country.
[127" - The Fpsionista say Frosnont is e."tried
man." la ho is. Be was "tried by 'a Court.
inertial and !bond guilty. '
II? Governor (lordlier has ' appointed.
Thursday, the 27th of November, for a day
of 111~1nriitidiaskioldilitta"; -
07' A yankec at Penaitia sought .sheller
at the .4tmerietin Consurti_ from the earth
quidm. ptr-tbought would- regloratfl.T..
110""rwo. - staves belonging' to, Lewis B.
Norwood, oF Granville, N. C„ .murdered
their master by pouring a largo'pot of boil
ing water down hie throat;
Bishop.Onderdonk.has been-restored
to the mini the Bis • • ,
haTin. fray- I" -wig fojci,
been put feral years ago,
EU" George R. Gmham, Erg., the IU - rar
'Master, halforwardetl his resignation to Oi l .;
Pollock, to take edict next month, hari ry
made arrangements to resale in Now Y
• .4
for' the-future. •
at Vernon, Connecticut ; on Yriday
She was at a religious meeting, and while
laboring under much exeiteinent, and giving
nth:ram:trio her feeling in shoutu, tall to the
floor dead.
7 A clergyman in Salon. plii6 a
a ba•
course on " Cliristain Charity," d his
heaters that on oncsoions whet - they were
called upon tp aid In benevolent enterprises,
many of their rife "trying • to hide their
rrobildadttuit
Weiningion Mime. speculating
'upon the politiral complexion of the next
'Bosse-of Representatives, believes from se
toififukted
code party will have a msjori'y of tiny
numbers in that body...
Ity- It is.conddently rumored at - Harris
burg, that Richard lloAlliater, Fag, of that
price, will be appointed-by President Pierce
to the vacancy on the Bench of the Supreme
the dna of
goo! I. M. Burrell, _
R7' The Penuyivanis .Ilaihroid has an,
Independent, Telegraph flan Philadelphia
$p Pittsburg. with .thirty diatiset *Secs and
operators, and daily send the intelligence
tailed from point to:point along the Xliole
mud. It is en admirable arrangement..
CO" The Governor on Wednesday imit is
sued to tho Sheriff of Danville, - (Musty a
warrant for the a:testiest,' ow the 27th of
lebriary, HU, of tfunon emu, who was
.. • - elf/murder in the - Bret deg ee -at
the Angnot term.
rppr. Custodian; • of New York, Ms
performed for the second time his great op
eration for the cure of neuralgia of the face,
by bisecting the entire truide of the second
branch of the llith pair or turves, u hr as
thi trait of the - Skull. The patient, a medi
cal gentreman from one of the Southern
States, had suffered excruating pains for Eve
ears, ""'
(E 7 The hctory operatoni et lAMB own,
kitfoied their cttiployera for a rednc
-Ilan irthe daily hours of Talii4 - 156ititvielve
to eleVint, and The requeirlikikirliditistk—
pardon oY lhenl hire lett the iniflt. -''hem
are '• • to be no other fluttering in New Enp
, - Trestdes - Mote Lewhitesen; - where
twelve hours of doily labor is exacted.
°why, to the nature of the apple crop
York. for apples for exportation, and at least
10.000 barrels-of Newtown pippins, embra
cing the hest of the crop, will ho seat this
pill. One firm already Las contracts for
England to the amount of kgou bi f rrds._
_variety of tipples ha s the preference
above all others', though Ilaldwins and Bus
sets dip exported to some Sittnt.
• ; h r . -,-
46 54 '-
Y tuo,
2:2".et party of thirty-six Clemens and
.French emigrants passed through Lynch
burg on,Monday, en mate for Wythe county,
Va., where they intend settling. The Rich
, .lid — Deipetia aye thej are the Pioneoist
of a isolony to be founded in south-west rir
gtnis by capdalists of Franco, who have al
ready made purchases of land in that region.
They design sending 1500, of which number
aoe trill h. over nhortir - Viler gwrernorof
the colony, Charles Batmen, was with the
party which has just gone, and among the .
number were three Crimean vettlmns.
WWARE tiESPONSItLE FOR
WHAT WICSAY ! If we fell to furnish
evgry description of Marble Work In a superior
style of workmaesblp_ and i.. twenty‘tive OW esnfeV
Clew leAvneer-Mikeshitror--
army 811 1 :::, -4 and's/111 require no
One to lake the work when dolivered, We despise
boasting and Tfambnggary In all Its forma, and tope.
Wally In a matter of thiskind. We are too well
known In thlswommunlty to suffer brinisrepresen.
tenons. We allow our work - 1.0 - reednamend itself,
and ask only to he mietnined am:lording to its merits.
We are thankful for the very liberal patronage
Iwo have received, and respoottluily *Mkt& a maths
-Ilene° of the same. All orders lilted with panda•
silty, and delivered to any part MUD eopntry, free
of freight. 0. A. cassozv,
Look Haven Marble Works. -
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etteinontran AGENTS. IN CaNlia C"X" — :
.__,_.
AI nein Houser, Jr., Jacob Pottogrort• "' ...
Holliban, Stumm! A. titonebrakar.
LO
_ FOU LY , WINGI cot /than.
1:b0M1111 L. pennett. ,
cozen xotrev„itEollo3ll%, Pa
• JOHN IL IKORRIPM,
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