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TIMM IPAINCOOMAII•
A. 9. 81011.7 AND J. 8. lIAZINIJART, EDITORS
BELL EFON TE , PEN N'A
TRITRB.IIIIY, MAY 17. 1860
DEMOCRATIC' STATE NOMINATION
FOR COV.ERNOR,
GEN. nENRY D. POSTER
FOR PRESIDENTIAL F.LECTOR6
oci.EcTolo AT LAltc:li.
()Roma ;tl. ICslw, of Berks county.
RICTARD 'YAM Or Philadelphia;
bViTIVICT EI.P.IITORS.
1. Fred'k. A. Server, 13 Jos. Lanlrach,
2. W—C. Patterson, 11 Isaac Reels how,
3. Jo/1. Crockett, jr. 15. 14 D. Jackson,
4.. John II Brenner, ' hi John ,1 A hi,
5. (I. W Jacoby, 17 lot 1 II Danner,
(I.,ernrrlem Kell), IS .1 R Craw lord,
7. °lrv(/' l'iciriirres, 10 11. II Lei,
2(1. !Ina ell,
21 N P Fetterman
22 S :11ar,111411,
23 1V illiarn Hook,
21 R I) Itamlnt,
Ulm n•h
H. David &hall,
L Lightner,
S S Barber.
11. Thos 11. Walker.
S ittehr•oer .
25. Gaylord
D . u'CEAIIC bTATE CONINFITI E
The foilevo nig tamed gen ileum n U 0111141,10 hue
IZMII
WILI It. II IV* 1 , 11 l ' hairine 11, 'he ft'• tiolion
Of the t'on, cation,'
Ftrot 1)to , r let City 01 PlilLole , r.l.lo
HnMilfn A , .Ir .1% I. Br Ilet,ry
14,,t.pmtn II V. 1111.1,11 ll,r4l‘t
It 1,11,1. 10..rn I'll.lrl,—, IV Car r lgon It ~brrl
111 l'lty /..,1 rir.l 1) Ili nn Hugh Ilari I. IV
/ruin, J,.1111 NII•F.1.111141, A e Don
lop 11..1,1, I+ A. Mlnane
lo•et.11 F jr :11,tavv, 10ho, It (Turd" oh eIF.. rge
Litik F 1' 111.1.1r.hc1l
*clenmi Chance I/ 51■11ly, Robert E
Monaghan
Thud Iligtrw , Ain I.mor tI
Fourth ,lobo Du.te
Fifth - P H IL•trry N..).
Si XIII Loon , l Ur "b rII utger 111. W
Miller, LattirClice ti eix Lr
F IlrvNn
tierrnth Vilt net —Lirrour,l ItrOy Samuel II
t• onon
F. igh h i) trnt If It flu t •In .Ittgo..ll
Wtrkl
rentri t C Mire!
E ti It ii. 1,1,11
}ie. unth I nit-11 A iinrruu, 8 Hyde
Ton nth I'i.t.t 11omv L IltefTen bar h, W II
Blair
Thirteenth lOotrmt - Peter Ent, J W Brown
Jim Cullum:lgo IL., hii.lor
P..arzectitil 1./411w/ -John FS Arriiton,
W Porker
Fifteenth Peal nrr -A I. Him. (
idiom II A/111,, 1/1”1,,, [4. /04 ho r
t) .1 brrnrr M f'.rgo
W in I Icon. R illtam II Echt•ln
J.l/.. I/ /.44.4Wr
1./...ortet S Pyf,
Pnrkrr .1:l1 1 / 1 ,1 W ('Pork fir A t fl ire
nel.nterntli District-- Peter \lrlnt} rc
Eighteenth Dimtriet —Henry .1 Stn hI J /I
!in
Nineteenth Dt4triet— 11 F Meyers, If Bruer,
retriken
Tweutietli District -itoliert L
Test
.1 ,tlhl 4111 i. 11:11 144 orgariiiii
turn We call nr.t too earne,tly impress
he begun - t - ;, ". „ c" " k i el l iralitrea nd i togii;N
and LOwn,htp ' and county should he de-trench
ly canvassed, Vliihs should be Premed in{
every section of the State, and document,
N 110,11,1 he distributed in every locality. -
%very democrat should feel the necessity 'of
pvi Ronal action and should not leave to
1 others a single thing that he Can 110 himself
`Fachmaq should cuuctrrotic i nna ,,,4 a con
y coininit t vermin , and every one idiould remem
her that be ha% an-'ulal share m the great
which uric devolve upon the
thn colcop.irary. the Ilt /VIE MU: 1N of National Iteii.orrii , v The :mule most be
C o t Curtin and kno%‘n av llie Ceti , , t i „ g h t on !cat mi t' grounds and the runt-ht
Press, has gone ofl i ur ^ranptption fits" An
%ill be beta,• n the fil,mitt and tl,a foes of
Pie result of the 'Borough election in tit's ' : civil and ndigp uo lrhurty We have a bade:
place, held during teat week The ,41Coni:
_we 1:11 , 11 . R muted party and if we liver
claim tt as a complete triumph for the Hack complete and thorough nrganrzatlon, we will
Renubhran Ili hlrh•they how ilei - ted r sweep the coalition enemy before us like
tick - et by an "overtrheirmm; inn 'or chaff befifre the nine' wind
Thee further claim the result as a complete
•indjeal err of Col. Curtin a, the Standard
Trent) Or.i I,4)riet -.1 Ales m.ler Fu))..n J
M Thom p.,,r)
I Wanly • I btstric I - .fn s C r 0
Searlght ......c r, A
Twenty third 1 , 1.0 rjj—.•- ••
T.II.IVN Gturth IMntriol—Amnreit }lurk! John
M hrwtn %V at 11 Mrlihoe 111
, a ut nt Pkir RJw 1,1 entilpl.ll, Jr , I M
P Parr
Twrnky filth Ihst rick- homaa Cunningham
John Ur.hnm
-Thom pro n ()rah 110 J
TV/f,II , y a aria Ittalll , l
W )parr
Tyrante y, antli Thstriet Wtlann Laird, Janie/
E
Tvronty-oiegh Dna w ,Il4nrn T A irl‘nr“,
Jm F y rd.•r Ih.• eon, mu nn
H
Will the Press Acknowledge the Corn
bearer of !bp, mongrel party, anti expati
elate largrly on the F opposition that the
same fee hag prevails throughout the counts'
Now we have a word or two to say upon
this wolves as regards the recta. The Dem.
ocratlc p►rly placed no tsclti in nomination
for Borough officers atoll. llenee there was
no contest on any subject involving either
Col Curtin's popularity or his party princi-
'plea. The litack ftepoldicart, Seward and
ilelperitc polit‘ctens controled the matter
in their own via), and without. op t .tion,
and have even had the unititimbonte impudence
to pervert the truth This eines of polio-
Citing fluent be ha d rim Mr' nutter al when
they resort to Fitch inisensble attempts to
miaronsirue pgbhr onnoon We have no
doubt Ihe Col could be elected by a very
"sAarge mojorily if no perlon would run in op-
I...alfitiCni CO Turn
EIACITMN I.ADv.I DMA -FR 01) AND
Comet-rum ---The election in Philadelphia
on Tuesday week resulted in the success of
all the Rlock Republican ea ntlidatist. The
most shameful frauds were committed by
colonizing 'ricers, seeping tip the paupers
out of the Alois lieuseN, altering the returns
after the votes had hies counted. fit the
24th Ward of tlikftity admit a diflerence of
nearly 400 votes was made, after it was
found that fluffy, for City Controller. was
defeated—so . as to elect him. All the ofIl:
cars' seats will' be contested. Republican
loss since last Mayor'Oleetiou. 40(10 ttotes !
/Mother such a victor) and Phdadelplita will
be right side up.
TOR EDITORIAL Coors —During our visit
to Pittsburg last week, we had the pleasure
of taking by the paw, the following Demo
cratic Editors, who were in attendance as
Jurors in tile U. S. District Court :
McKnight, of tho Democuatic Register, Mer;
oer ; Clark Wilson, at the illesaenger,'ln•
diana ; Campbell. of the Record. ;
Barclay, of the Beaver Star ; and blePike, of
the Johnstown Echo. MI good looking Ind
clever set of-fellows.
_
treoatssista cs Neramies.—:-Candidstes for
the various oocipty otlioss. 4.lmely time
cosy be expected sOOO. •
Organisation is Victory!
The two great political parties in PennsyP
trania, says the York Gazette, have placed
their standard 'Tatars in the field, and the
tattle will soon commence with vigor and
energy on both sides. Viet it nil] be a
hotly contested fight, there is not the sllgh
teat doubt. Both parties will brink their
most effective engines to bear upon the
work, and no labor will be spared to seture
a victory in'October, which Must necessarily ,
have a controling influence on the Presiden
hie•struggle in November.
nVe are not disposed to be over sanguine,
but we keep believing that the signs
of the times indicate a complete Democratic
triumph. We will briefly give a reason for
the faith that is in us. During the past two
years, the; Democracy in Pennsylvania were
torn by feuds and dissensions in their own
ranks. It was impossible to bring the whole
Democratic army in line. Alen. ail over the
Commonwealth, saw the evil genius nf din-_
cord controlling the destincts of a great and
mighty party. There was no ithseoce of
that united and harmonious action without
which no party can hope to win a triumph
This was seen, and felt, and permitted to
exert its malign influence in the two State
battles %%Lich resulted so 1.1180,811101181 y. to
the Deumerittic party,
In the coining fight, however, the 'Repoli
lieati party will find that • a change has come
over the spirit' of their antagoneas. Irh.re
disco, 1 reigned before. now onion anl liar
many preva'll The break in our ranks h
teen dosed. lati our cotorno stands lima
•! unpeldwr trnpregnable Thele Is not. a
dissenting virce, among the Democracy to
he action of the Reading t oust rit 10/1. ' l
hh .
nonitinition sr} Item% It Foster healed every
%round, and remmed every rause mf dissen
sion lie is huoun to be boost, capable,
and gifted mill talents of ire highest order,
Wheire;er he hag been called to perform a
duly, whether in private or political life,
let- lon. Atm lvt • g.d it •• ith wilittnntotl sod
limit lily. winning "golden opinions from all
sorts of people " lie was no aspirant for
the nerniiintion l lie positively refused to
mingle strife Or artifilleig pat tiNalla.
lIV ert , lallllit away from the seine of action.,
and hail no gait in the arunn or the conven
tion When the unnimmins voti;t. of • that
11011 y allallaraled him from hot ri mu merit I
and proudly pioelnoni th.• lender of
the light, he heard (tint summons with regret
and would gladly have fielded that Lonny tin'
nnother. But he could not shrink from the
high responsiloliiies uloch he was Called
upon to assume--and he now stands before
the people of this er,rnmonsreStth, the cho
sen ehninpion of the unit( d Demorraor,
ready and willing Cr meet the foe uherever
they may he horrid, arid determined to do
his ;thole dirty to llo• pasty that demand.;
his ser‘t.....; % it h such a lender and thou.
ongh ninon in our rands ire 1 , 1•111 ye that'
th,. Democracy Hell assuredly not the battle.
and mire more stun-in.(' to nrerihrowing' the
enemies of the I'mon and the Constitution 1 ,
Bat there rs talt thtug yi t needed t o ..mike
ME
The Presidency and Howie of Congreu
In view of the po,obility that the' choice
or the i ext President of floc,l'niu•ii Stairs
rtviy &lady, ulnas the pr,simt Ilom.e of Re
presentative. we vthpnn a statement of its
political cast by Sitnivs It vial b e twn e i n
mind that to choo.ing a Peamident. each
State ea.t• one vfde. The prevent (louse IS
dtvtded pdirlevily ai ((Mows •
Alabama. Arkanscia,
1). aro., Florid*, (:o orp., !Halms,
Nll,otlot.ippi 1414 , 44°11 F t Or, gm'
South l'arolitia, Tvlcam. Virwitin 14
Republonm Conne.tirut. Indiana, lowa,
Mame, Mibg.aelm-etts. New Jersey New
York, Ohio Pr no yleenia, Rhode 141 and,
Vermont, W Neonsm 15
Equally - Ken tuf ky, Muyls n4
and North Grnbnn 3.
Arne- 1:0“. - Ten r eggee - 1.
It requires F 7 wites to died a chmee. and
as neither the Democrats 114 the Repuhlj•
cans have a anffkient number' the fur 'ant
named States will, of c.mrse, hold "the
balance of power." Should the I (Mist fail
to elect a Preanletit }afore the -I of March,
that duty will then in effect devolve upon
the Senate, whirl, has the election of a 1 711 . f.
President, whir, iindter the provitoons of the
United States The Senate is composed of
a majority of Democrats
Mg„everil Vo•rtm; rN VIE CIIARIANTOY CON
VENTION There ore many persons on doubt,
unable 'to espial!' how the •dialtrotes" are
given in 'the Chirleston Conventign. Por
the information of such, let LIR illustrate it
Each congressional district sends two dele
gates, but under the rides adopted by Wit
body, a district is entitled to only one vote.
When, therefore, the two ktegates vote as a
unit--for instance, for Mr. Douglas—they
are counted as one ; but wllitn they divide,
one for Mr. Dong . las, and the other Tor Mr•
Guthrie, they are set down as half for each.
This mode of voting secures to each con
gressional district the fell vote to which it
is entitled, whereas, incase the two delegates
disagreed p there would, under a different
rule, boa tie, and therefore no vote helicon.
Mere is nothing new, however, in this mode
of Toting, as the same course 'hire bran poi.-
Pied by previous Demoqatio National Con
ventual..
1111
A Aogno Set of Marty:rt.
The Black Republicans joet now. Om the
kelatiL_Free Gress, have several inelpienc
martyry taho enewaniatious, In a alma Way : for
somebody to hurt tiler% They aro tub, ar
rant cowaMs to walk up to martyrdom as
old John BroWn did. so that their necks will
be endangered, but they are nevertheless en
deavoring to make peopit believe that they
aro terrible sufferers in' the cause of friae
. doili •
The first of these is' Hyatt, who is now
histirialing in the Washingtontaill hfause
the SelllllP of the United Stldes will not back
down and acknowledge thaithe is tight. The
Senate, including nearly all the Black Re
publicans, think it easier for the contuma
cies of Hyatt to come to them titan for them
to„go to him, and so he is left to vegetate
wlthin the four stone walls of his prison
The second is Sanborn, of Massachusetts.
who furnished old Brown with money and
means with which In invade a State of dig
(intim and riontnit monies. and treason. The
Senate wished him tai"tell what he knew of
the atlirir , and accordingly despatched no of
ficer to serve a summons. Sanborn wits
frightened out pfhis five senses, anti shone
ed fire and murder until a mob was colleet•
of who ri silted hitn from the hands or the
101100 k. Ili a;leges tha. fears for his
persiittal'tiafeiy, nod wfd he may, it his-toll
ronoertion with old John ftrown aho‘tld
; corny to light, and the last allowed to take
tintr course.
/Hie third NI ('lay, who w late
,ly out uilh n statreent that his neighltors
wale plate a. , assootting 6nn beraiNe to.
nnsa)Shmk lteruil.lican The committee
ho tore 10 III) Ihw I, 3 rr.i d.rd imhhoi
,t,ton,.nt nl winch they that. that
has been Most ~ r nelly hoaxer! So far
Non, nny .noli ksign, his name has III•Ver
be en no iitiont , l in it meeting of that colninit
tee, except incidentally " So he cannot be
'lecominoilatt,l to P. martyrdom just now.
The last is heath of 'Wisconsin, who like
Ilyatt, is luxuriating in jail, serving nut a
term of violation of law. These arc the kind
of porn nho arc rill, Norio;; to foist the in
~Ives maul the publte siitiererx end mar•
tors for hi% etli.M . 3 •Pl•
Homblo Outrage upon a Woman in
Pennsylvania.
Iha Slitlfifty aught last, n sores of the n.o , t
tor letruna eruelin , were lain tell tipon "Its
rt siding in Itzlattal lioningh, Chester
inanity Ile Nlonday night nreviou4 the
house hail tarn entered Nirs !Inlay waking
op alarm. il the burglara and 'tut them to
:light Oil Styria night last. Mr Relay
Went to . last It and !ell ire; Irtuther at lame
to lake !large of the Carrell; ; lost his brother
also started away, and altortly alter. altont
94 u cut k, a man entered ate: asked if she
knew hum by loitked at ?Jilin and Sat , Lhat
he More .1 Unnallavrk larel•utain and front
that reengruzeil ham as one or the hur g i,,,
who had titan there and Monday night
Ile said, You -- d it had not lees f
you I %wall have got all away ' a Mrs
Many alit n run towards the door le• eanglit
her, locked the doors, tbiot,t the key in her
~,,, nth, lint finding the key %vandal nut g-ag
r, he Jilin thrinit the blirnitig candle in
rt hi , It nu 'oust) burned the roof of ha r 1././t/
lie then tied her on the chair, with birth
hands behind her : )(tilted her aeleral tthies
earaigl'ti eft Tietrip,"itenOlt a hainal•
rn
ken•ef from under tier apronmat e use 111
it fastening her bred hack to idw chair,
Taking spa tl was the
stove, hi. spat 111,0 n it In see if it writ hot I
and plat-edit Open her 'treat; t, horning port
of the flesh to a crisp Ile then tud her
feet on the baking plate of the wove. After
turpentinespnnkluig liver her dress• and
nr it mg a candle behind her, so that her
chatting might ratch Ihe, and w hil e in the
Itilitnt of other nets 011 le.rfilble and indecent
to !motion S than at the door cried, •• Yes,
i yes'" as If to signify the approach of •nn
one When they both left, locking, the choir
after them Shortly after the ehildren who
hail been tip stairs, Cane down and moved
the it moiler from the stove. An attain was
i gavel". the door wan broken open and in it
few re was a large windier' of
l eople pros, it At last arcroirits Mrs Iliday
was tint r alumni to live her limbs, f.. 0
breast and mrnath being horsed in many
plan's to a Crisp These and other injuries
of a far more ‘erions nature ruttier her re.
knavery almird. impossible. She desritheil
the (I , mni-liko prrpetraior as a tall, thtn
Than, with heavy Hht.kr 's inclined to gray
and wrothd rev igniat• h In if brought hatin - e
her Several tote,. rn•sted hut liher
ated on her lathy to reeo4ni cc 'them
The tinnvilNti WIIKAT I*ll.ol' —The ac
counts furnished by newspaper+ in regard to'
the plospeets of the growing wheat crop in
the elicit granary' of the Northwest are ea•
ceeditiglji favorable, so that unless th
se(son between now and harvest should
prove remarkably unpropitious. 111111 effect a
wide extent of termlory, a large yield will
he realized In Wowontuu, where farmer%
have been discouraged in their eturts to
grow winter wheat, unusual effort is 'risking
to get in large crops of spring u hot. in
[the Southern Staley, pidging frorn present
Indleallonn, the a heat crop will leld a fair
average ; for while thtre are occaajonaein
stanc e s o f mat, promise, cquiplainta•Of bid
weather have, till lately, been very frequent
From Virginia the accounts are very con
flicting.
How Jolts Bum, —The new political or•
Hatits.ttion bearing the euphonious tide of
the Constitutional party. met at Baltimore
on the 901 lost , and nominated Hon. JOHN
11 L L , of Tenn„ for President. This party
compost d of Old Li n o, Wh i p, w h o rt p ff .
diate Abolitionism, and refuse to be led by
die Abolition Convention about to assemble
at Chicago. Whether the Chicago sectional
movement will quietly withdraw from the
contest, by accepting the instructions of the
Balt;:nore movement, remains to be eeen.-
110 n. Edward Everett is on the ticket .for
Vine President.
A corresimmlent front Washington says :
"Seward l perfectly confident of the Chi
cago nomination ;.' in fact, he regards hint
self awelready nominated. the ape - aka of
"my pogition" ati if the thing ware fully set
tled., manner is most/arrogant."
ANOTHER POLITICAL Move/sexy —A large
meeting of the friends of General !buskin(
from all partsof the Union, was held at the
Metropolitan lintel, last evepjag—aahe
timore, Charleston and Miller national party
conventions ware representOd lan/ the deter
mination expressed that the people shall
mitre - their — oivn ChelieToi President.
PEN, Mid= & SCISSORS
v.- Political , oR Pnifeeeional reputation
"cannot last forever ; put a cnnecience, void
i;f offence before dud and men, is an Inheri.
'lnce for eternity;
Tho ceneUellkers are cautioned
agninst communititing results to individu•
R.111,.(br private pueposers to the pre9B for
• •
twf tendon.
AU-Froth every direction we hear the Vcry
he fterminttv in regard to tho crops —gi ng
unmistakable proidise of an abundant her•
vest.
0 - The" man put up a atove-plpe
elthout any prof • been found, and
company, hare a In for exhibition
in the principal cid*. lie will draw better
than the pipe. • •
f ry We may diriplinp.the miteclem of the
face,Atnil control the voice ; hut there is
motruithitut-itt..thr#o beyond the will, and
we frequently find if givingd t fhe tongue the
lie direct.
member of tht Boller county bar.
named !honk, of the . 111 m of ThomparM A.-
auiple, lately eloped with a young lady
named Maria .1 Brinker. Ile Itft a wife
and two children, and took hill eldest. He .
iilvo Married away some $2 boo or $3,000
which did not belong to him. •
jr Never °rower a calornsintor If vat
will only give n rattleanake Ilme enough be
will sling himself and die of Ifis owm venom
J 7-- lien. Chas has ennverd 'to the city of
Defroit a lot of land valued at IVleen Omn
i sand dollnrn. for a ['mon Sehol ''
fr.. 7" A young man adrettlaes lox de , ire for
"nrettramd (Wordy ri,'nnroot of thr
fart " Evidently he 'Nelda a fond .%ry
arnart meth./ woman knows she'a pretty -.
she srmlldn't he smart if she didn't.
C rA novel Testn- 7 The ek,wn attached
to a circus exhibition 'at Nashville. Tennes
see. was on Wettneastil hat-drawn •bout
the elimb6-,and lil>iif in • waah-lub, to
%lia' a pair of peen *ere attached. The
sublime spectacle seas rrilnessed by a large
ero• d.
,r - Orr Saturday Andrew til`Ginty stabbed
and instantly killed Thomas Shaveland. at
Ilnnrrlle, I'a. Al'Ointy went into shave
1ne01.4 house with a bottle of liquor, and in
r,ted him to tiring. Moreland refused and
ordered 311Iinty to leave Ile went out but
soon ref limed with a knife Ann committed
the murkier, without uttering a word
Shaveland died in three winutes. The ;nor
drier was captured and lodged in prison
The crowd wax prevented from lynching
the prisoner. The Coroner 18 investigating
the farts
, 17 - An embassy of distinguished person
ages from the Japanese ginpire have arrived
in America in the U. E; Steamer, Pow ha tan
by wny of it,mol,ll. and Aspiiival. This is
the first embassy whit,' ever left Japan 'of
any distant country, and speaks viliimeit
favor of the eminentkit,iwicreasful fort , ign
policy of our nations,' &ministration The
strangers bring With them many valuable
presents for the ' , mil
ornaments and
roller to thlt alsonnt of about SS°
9110 are nnid to form part of the magnill , ,ent
peace-ollering of the gmperor. Tae embas
sy is now m W;:iliiiighm,suni will proceed
from thence to Philadelphia. New York,
tun and all time principal cities on the Allan
tic essitSt The revolt of this visit will pro).
slily he a commercial treaty between Japan
and the f lilted States, throwing open (o the
trade of America the ports of that rich
empire which have been to resolutely closed
for centuries against all outside influences
TM Most At. TO TM; VA:Nrl . 4ll6il —A
nweting has-been held In Toronto, Canada,
to get up a, lestimomAl to Torn Sayers—for
not gluing up the tb the Benicia Boy.
after haring been fairly lifigged by him, we
suppose Dy the way, the following certall-
Cate as in the Slate of the ci Champion's
arm, frum the Surgeon's of St Thomas' Hos
pital, London, Indicates plainly enough how
thiffOrighly4hC wax Hogged
~ tlavtng examined Bi Sayers this day,
we are of opt 111011, firma t e contused Mato of
the mu.rf.w • tendons ile, inner bones of the
right fore a rtn,,thrt lie will be unable to uwe
that arm for two months a► probably more."
The Republichns are preparing (or a fight
at Chicago lion. Anson Burlingame, it is
maid, will lead Young America and boar aloft
the standard of Goy Banlsm Mr. Corwin
takes charge of the Mc!man Practicala, while
Mr. Blair heads forlorn hope fur Bites. Mr.
V. Thayer reprementi, in part... Oregon, with
mstructionm for WWI. Igen. Wilmot], wilh
more impulmo than priulduce:will pitch in
own hook for whoceer will win. Mr.
Spaulding will represent Gov:Seivard, but
under no.t met loom for We ed,
lIIKNAN AND SAlrgBB. —The Stook Ex
change, L o ndon, and the aristocracy of Eng
land. generally, are paying handsome court
to Turn Sayers for his great endurance under
the sledge hammer blows of Heenan. They
have made him up a handsome purse and
run after him pretty much as the Aboiltion
lets do after the nigger. Heenan In the,,
meantime makes* fosual demand for the
"belt," which is refused, andpeensn de
mands another trial, but tharlwill not be
granted.
SENTICNOX OF RSV- J. B.
J. S. ilarden, who wilurtephtlrnelffdere,
N. J., and convicted of tnnider in the first'
degroe. for killing hie wife nrith poison, was
brought to court on Thnrsilsy for sentence.
lie was greatly agitinetvid could hmdly
stand. When asked why sentence should
not be pronounced, he repliti with difficulty,
1 have nothing to any." 'The Judge then
benteneed him to bo hung lon the 2131 h day
of June, between the homy 0( 10 A. M., and
3 P. M.
The Philadelphia Penneyamnion of Tues
day says ''Nearly three *Weed and fifty
of the pauper inmates of the elms house were
dresses up in citizens' clothe,- and quartered
in various parts of the eityd with a view of
Voting to-day, the 'People's ticket.' " And
thviditor published their mulies - in felt -- N.
wonder Mayor Henry wears eleqed.
The knonan and Sayan Plea.
The eanada'smails brings additional par
ticulats of the international prize fight.—
The excitement seems to be on the increase.
The London Times devotes its columns . to
the controversy, and both the religious as
well as the more worldly papers entertain
their renders slth their opinions pro and
con. Recently the subject was again allu
ded to in.the Clouse of Commons, and led to
an excited and angry discussion. The spor
ting papers have an unexampled sale in
consignence of the reports they contain in
reference to this subject. The feeling of
animosity between the titvp men and their
adherents is greater than ever. The Ameri
cans demanded ,the belt, and were hacked'
by many 'Englishmen there, who belieyo
Heenan did not receive fair play.
Mr. ,Wilkes, of New York, on behalf of
Mr. Heenan and the Americans (here, had
addressed a lints; to the London Times.
Mimeo went to the Times ollico personal
ly to contradict the statement that he wits
anxious for a draw. We are informed that
he had en interview with the''editor of that
paver.
The result of letter was mostleorious;
he was inundated with letters of every de-
NCI Immo. The illustrated' paler which con
tained the Arne:icon account wits returned
lemirked with all NOrts of remarks, more
foictlde than elegant many ream! co"'
tamed, threats that if entered the
ring again he should not leave it alive, and
that they would !shoot t u rn like a dog. On
the other hand, the eAitoi. of hell's Life has
reteived letters frontilll parts of the United
iGngdinn eontanurig remittances of inunenset
amount for a tetditrittnual to liayers
Ile Flid.iy morning the different seconds
awl Wok, Nor .line millennia rttet at
tide Ihe reporter of the London TIIIIII4.
Mr. Dialing, the ref Tee and President of
the railway which conveyed the-parties to
the light, at Mr Sayers was
thou.. his lace looksirg very well, lint his
aiiii nit it sling Mr 11001(111 wag n o t thert•,
although se saw him that morning unit ri
ding, and appareudy,,,perfentir'wefi , —APhrl
VllllOll4 patties „were evidently riot oil the
most fiiendly terms. Sayers eyed the Amer
ware; very savagely , and did not beein
kis usual good spirits
The President of the railway gave In his
return, and the total amount of tickets sold
proved to be seven 'hoicked and sixty, at
01a ergot trresmein, snows-it imverai
forged tickets, and said there had been
probably over one linudred used. This will
account for the presence of 80 many pick
pockew,
The Americans 80fiered ranch from fiiese
gentlemen The special artist of a well
known American Illustrated paper, was,
perhaps, the worst sufferer. W In'e be was
busily engaged sketching—ono hand holding
his book, awl the other his pencil—the
thieves quickly and ilexterssnotly worst to
work nod cleaned every pocket, from his
watch to 1111 liOCket.))ook.
711 V to tal amount of money to be divided
was $lO 263 --the railway keeping one hall,
the either nerng thvidori between Savers and
ileroen Maedonalil received 82,500 m
gold lor Heenan.
After having settled this business the
fight he came the 81111jurt. Ileenall'S friends
wanted the light to color. Intl this week. orl
else the patty objeeting should lose The
rules of the ring ore that the fight must
cOllll . 011 within the week or all bets ee"tel
be vertlidi Iwo Cr(' emirse the betters on
irs. who hid bud their money twin to
none against Wotan, desired to make fresh
bets, as the odds coolii not be 8() great. The
friends of Mr Sayers Hosilly preriuhxl upon
Mr Dowling the editor of Bella Lute, to
nen epl a CClllfirline Iron a phyourotto that
Styr s area way 110 r in a condition to light,
find to watt until it was well. The frierule
Isthr;il firiulirtiOnLittn,P;vtid
shin to limn, soil I hat such • coarse as was
recriumende I was against all the rules of
the ring 'fumy were, however, compelled
to acrimesce. Mr Sayers took but little
put m iii dis-us.,iori. None can doubt his
I twat, ry or willingness to tight the moment
he is in condition. lie Mays the blows
which Heenan I, veiled at him were terrific ,
and that once when ills seconds lifted him
hoot the ground lie could not see the ring or
anything about burn
Alan) of the friends of both parties sug
gest. that Sa)ers shall present the belt to
lleenan out of respect to him SS a brave
ma❑, and for his pluck in coming across
the Atlantic, and that afterwards shall give
it back
Mr. Heenan gang that may All be very
pretty, but he ham been ft.:cased of want of
courage, and he does riot intend to go hack
without the Lek he came for
j'he light will most probably he renewed,
and that within two or three weekir We
are very 'much afraid poor Torn will get the
worst or it.
The uwnber of per‘ens of rank who were
at the llght was unexampled in a scene of
that kind, The editor of Bella Life wl9
surrounded by these dwtm guished noble
men, the Marquis of Stafflird being on hia .
right. while the Duke of fjeatifort was on
file left. Many of the Marie who were an
nOeneed as being present have addressed
lotto-let° the papers denying it, the Ear? of
Eghotown being of that number. Two reit
gious papers charge the Bishop of Oxford
with being present : he is well known as
being fond of sport, and therefore the mild':
would dint be greatly surprised if tt shout()
torn wit to be (roe.
, Tom Sayers was received to day by the
stock brokers, al-lieu Rol al Exchange, lie
arrived t here at one o'clock P. M. The
sceint„was quite skating, Besides the port
ly and dignified moucYc4 man. who had
a , sembled to.do honor in the representative
of muscle, ther e w as an tlllmense crowd of
the imperial HIRSH, who shouted until their
hinge were hoarse. Sayl•ru • upon his arri-1
val, was presented with £lOO by the stock
brokers of London, and £7O was received
from the Liverpool Stock Exchange.
Things Forgotten
Mr. Worth, who got into limbo in a North
Carolina jail, some months SIMS. for circu
lating Ilelper's •Impending Crisis" and
other incendiary publications, is now relit.
ting his adventures to the Northern public,
under a temporary leave of absence. The
following facts were omitted from his ad•
dress io the city of New York on last Sun-
day evening :
"Mr. Worth was enabled to loam° the
State only through the interposition* of , two
slaveholdera, who .signed his bail-bond, to
the amount of $3.000 -and another Ave
bolder drove him fin disguise) by a eircui•
tous route to•the borders of the State."
thou LIVING —starvation earths the res
idents of Middle Tennessee in the face...,..The
editor of the Nashville Christian Advocate
, 3omplains that he has - to pay forty cents a
pound for all the butter used in his family,
and thought himself pittieTilarly fortunate
the other day in getting a '•jack fish" for
half a dollar. That. fish furnished him a
breakfast, but he evit it is rarely he can
afford to buy a cabbage or a salad for dinrier
—.cabliagea and other light and nutritious
vegetables hive Veen sadly neglected - try the
Tennessee farmers. •
Itituo front other dountieg.
LYOOMINO COUNTY.—TEBRIBLN
BRAINS BLOWN OUT —PASSIRDITATBD AOT
NOT INSTANT DBATIL BUT SIX 110LIRS Or
INTNNEIN AooNY.—The Gazette Nava : On
Monday afternoon, about halt past 2 o:clocit.
the citizens of this borough were thrown in
to n great state of excitement by the suicidal
act of a young man residing with Ins pa
rents, on Market street, below Fourth. His
name was John Egger, son of G. 1., and An
nie Maria Egger. • Ile was bofn in Wtssem
bum France, anti was twentpone years,
eleven months and fourteen (lays old.
Ile came from the eastern part of &rim,
to this country. After living in Africa Ana,
years, ho became tired of that country. and
came to this place to Me with his father,
who id w harbet doing blisinead in the base
ment of Nlussina's budding, corner of Third
and Market streets. Ile has been in this
codntry seven months, and growing tired
here. he shot IMnself, the particulars of whidn
are as follows
his mother was out of town and hip batter
was at his limiltiess, when the young man
asked the father for the ~key of the'tclotittE,
which he obtained and proceeded immedi
ately to it, on Market street, went, into a
wood shed, and shot himself - through ittO
fora head witlit,a Pistol the ball going into the
rightglobe of the brain. It entered about
half way
,up his forehead, abo've the right
.eye 'fh'b report of the inittol was heard by
several persons, whit. rushadAtt the spot of
tregedy, and found the young Rllll in the
lennibg against some hoards with. his
imehead horribly dr ligumd, and a pistol ly
ing within a few inches of bie feet, withont
a•chaegcm it. Jhroh excitement -prevailed.
and 111,1113 , of the eilizons soon convened to
wiiness the sickening acetic Uri. Crawford
and Logan were Immediatel y sent or. who
had die body taken into the hoit.e They
a a-died the blood and b, airs from his
coal fore, 111111 made examinations as to the
extent of iitory thine. 'Dice aseertanted
.14111 d the Mmes sere broken and well shat
tereil, awl LEAL the hall had belgeil in the
pirdei tor part of the brain a cote...itrable
;pinion); of I/T.IIIIR entne sit 'flit: ph) ...visits
remained with the victim • of suicide for sev
eral hours, drea•a I and bound up the %tonna
—the patient living apparently insensible --
Abont half past eight in the evening be ea
t..., tor Mt mar 'grunters an - gaftpifigs tor
breath. Ile dill not speak a wont after. he
shot himself • • " Nlollllo7ts —A
large number of Mormons passed through
thilthfce, yesterday morning. on their way
to ['tail. There were...even Wil
hatitsport and Elie pneeenger ear, lilted with
men, .011/en and children --roarer of the let—
ter - anti three baggage cars folded with
baggage. They were a peculiar I hiking par
ty, Si (II el ail Ily )111111 , 11.1 . 1,1V all oat r the
cars, and press rued rat It r a fi,it type ; m i n ..,
They
stopped in•re long eitrolt.4ll to get
thing to eat and then c left eta Willtato.;.ort
and Elmira railroad, oil their wry to pill
their baother %unions in 'alt, Lake City. -
• • • • * Lannit Ktat i'"--Lieurge 11 Jones,
of this place, had some rEtighalt pheasant
chickens Imported some tithe since, by which
he is supplied wit la reify large egga, one (rum
the nullifier weighing three ounces and three
drain. 'this is a —good eg1.1," and its e qual
to hard to tine.
411 , 111 CLIP einusTr - Tqa Nrw
The J.mrnal says :.. The requisite
of sitwk haring be subscribed for the
• litfarfielti Con , lllanit" . 4sl the other re
qiiirtmients having (*ell complied with. the
Auditor ti'efteral SIAS „huhu (I a certlfleqte.
tivtoolt It tiled in the Reconler's (Ace in dila
place and as 1.100 as the note-s can he pro
cured. the bank will be fully org.iiimed and
openi.ld for hirwne,o;. This is the first char
ter granted under the new banking law, au
there will necessarily be a hpi r delAy cei,
up platen aim printing inim Tile mtork
la all it the hands of cotizens of the counti.
It is expected that the dank will he in oper
ation in a short time.
4 13 n iucuial,
,
MARRIRD—Ots tbe 2d luet ,by lie. S J MILO,
ell, of iloward, Ventre Co•nty Mr Philip Berry
end Min Martha Criepen, both of Mill /fell
Clinton Co
ii) bit uarti.
titan' fn Bellefonte, at the resi.leit- of
her mother, on Monday. April 231, ISOO,
after„,a lingering illness. JANN M , daughter
of Frederick and Jane 11. Wheeling, in the
2lith year ol tier age.
One after another is clasped in the cold
embrace of the grim monster, and borne
into the narrow limit of the grave. Young
and old are indisoriminately cut down, and
alternately children are left to mourn the
loss of parents long venerated, and parents
to weep over the tomb of their early depar
ted offspring High and low . , rich and poor,
young and old 'Jinni WI in obedience. to
the immutahle decree, ehat•all met eate !
But occasionally the shafts of death seem
to be most unfortunately directed. So it
was in'tlie present instance. The deceased
was the support and comfort of an aged
mother, who in now left to linger out her
few-remaining years in the sad recollections
of the LeaderileM of a devoted daughter. -
But, the sweet assurances of the Bible will
be her slay and comfort, and when she
thinks 01 JANK la Can look upwards and
say, "my daugh ter) in In ilenven, corminn.
gling with the society of the good who have
lone before, and then in a few mote year,
at most I will he permitted . to join her, and
throughout the eternal year of God, we can
sing praises together." The enter of this
inadequate memento of what site was.,_had
the pleasure of a long acquaintance with
Miss Wheeling, and he knew her but to es
teem her many noble qualities of head and
henri. All the attributes that elevate and
adorn the human mind seemed to be concen
trated in her, and ale apparently lived but
to comfort and cheer those who were depen
dent uppn her. Honest to a fault, she
would have scorned at all times *4 set
that could not command the complete ap
proval of her sensitive conscience, and pa
rental veneration, the' noblest imptlse of
the human breast, had
~..omplete possession
of her nature.. A nobler 'girl never-plowed
screen the stAge of human action, and while
we drew the veil over the scenes of her de
parture, let us endeavor to emulate her good
deeds, and to be as well prepared, when the
Dna' summons comes for us, to meet mar
Lord and our master.
She attached herself to the Protestant
Episcopal Church when but fourteen years
of age, and from that time till her death was
a most devoted member. She was never
absent from her place in the House of God
when it was possible for her to be there, and
she died in the complete fait) of the "power
oreiod through Jesus Christ, to two sin.
oars.",
1310311.1178 SALE
By virtue of a writ of VendituAl E s pou s e
lamed out of the Court of Common Pleas
of Centmeounty, and to me 'directed, there
will be exposed to public sale at the Court
House in the Borough of Bellefoote,cinThuns
day the 13th day of June,lBBo, the following
described property, to, wit
AU th• right title and interest of defendent,
Wm Underwood, in and to the following describ
ed resleetede, 'lterative and loMof ground bound.
ed andolsseribod es follows, -is The Unionville
Nth property, bounded on the east by kends of
ir hi:P. Nailer, north by mill race of said proper
ity, adjoining the town of Unionville, hese Illek in,
este Underwood,'seatit by bald Eagle Creek to
lace of beginning, with • grist Mill and old
dwelling thereon erected, (new dwelling of Cyril/
Jeffries excepted) containing tweedy acres more or
tem. "" • ,
ALSO :
Sit, tots, or parts of lets. of ground ei
town of Unionville, on Main *met, and in
the plot of mid town on lots No. 10. 27 and
part of lot No 90 in Chestnut street. •
ALSO:
' One tract of land Waste in Rush township, Cen
tre co . surveyed le the name of John Louden, eom
taming 431 acres adjoining hinds of 11. A Pren •
tine 9SI tin Rot& __ . --.. .
'I - ALSO :•
One other tract of land situate in Rodhltrimneklp
"Centre co. surveyed in the name of Jibe ,W'hlt
pu
an.coateliOng 3.33 acres odod °Oho north,
by U. A Prentice., and ad joi ning the above
ALSO:
One ofher4rael of land Mosta In Rush toernship,
Centre oo . furveynd in the mime of John !Track
bill, Containing 436 nerve, adjoining lands of John
1:ouilco.
ALSO
One other tract of teed, tritest* In Itnph towarlilp,
.u ,,, Litd in tie name neastertien Ham ennittin.
Lig 492 acres. aed adjoinin th e Brack bill tract
,ALSO :
One ether Irani of Issid sitaalw in Rash township,
surseral in (tie name of Christian flare, contain
to.g 426 acres, &Jinni A
L's&
SO the Christian Hare tract
O t te (Abet treetreitatatel to Rilelt 14.otehip *titF•er
PA 10 the 1,11,1110 of Jacob Welt, e.tet ',tete; 21;
sere+. wirenteg the abet, described it let
A 1..54
()Or of her tract Ifif Ogle in litcogh toitlllatip. SU?
I eye , ' in the 1.1111:10 I;c.,_wft netstrianA Ihr
aelf4taing the Shore 4e.7ribed tract
ALSO
(Inn other trail Pitnato to
re•.•l In tier ton, of 111.1.1 111-sre. r•... tinitt4
utr• .111i1 :Opining the shore lcicrzbcl tr.t.el
ALSO.
One other tract of land situate in Rurh tnwn•hip
surveyed in the name of Andrew Pink eentath
Arq SiAacres amt Atipipting the David Ilaro tract
Clitfl
One other trieteltunte In "Knelt township end
surteeed in the noose nrChristion /*tank e-tetert
ing 131ectee, and adeening the Andrew Shenk
tract
OEM
an.. o ther tract Nit ler• in Kush t...rostqn •o r
v 41,1 to the anunt—.l . „. minß
4,3 &errs orl ..(rasing. the Christi.srt thinklrrert
MEC
One other tra.•t toner• An It nab 00, p •tor
reyed on Ow tome .4 Lain II•n I e elt 1.1 n;
rrrrr nl.wljvonin; (be Christian lt•.hrrr irou
Itnrho•lr r ham , tract
IBM
(Inc nthnr trlel outtl.ta In Oto4ll town.latp. rut
4-.. rent In the rime 4Alerander H—,te enaramtnr
219 ner,‘ en,l wijoieinfi the 2fieheol sh,hk trot
At.Sl' I
O n , other tract of laud .itinate in Ft nab tbwoihip ii
ourviive.i in the tome of --4Lemliev
4.13 Rotel adjoining Intin Louden tfracki , iii and
ea her/. wed bounded Kenerelly by Lode of II
Prentine on the north by Role,
others oil the 'tett and J Thinrnymein (blitz an 4
nth. n o n the wind. end east, t win which ere erect
I wet S cam San Mills, with draiti. A bowie soil
other buildings
taken in eirtientioatiniii to be son
- oiii t ierty n(1911110E1 trieileriennii.
Tf(o 4 )4
Sheen Olyien TlellednMe t
May IT 1811
ORPHANS' CO - URT SALE.
Y 'virtue of un order from the O rt.lta,,
•
B'Nutt or Cf.n.re County the Gal.,* int pr ,-
ert the ortete or Wendell Ilarthomerr deed
of Walker township, Castro Co rrilirket allowed
to aide on Thateday, the litb day ft lune neat,
to wit'
rerisin traet of law{ eontaiolnz op* hoorlrel,
noel twenty T hree Sete, sad one bilitalro4 411. r
twenty i.e,. percher, bounded on tts• North tr•
lands of Henry kfcgsren and John kfltler, oast by
lent,. of Jews Swart,/ and Jersa i dak flaart, or ,
the *oath by lands of Mr Page's/tau, and wart by
lends of Drekl Volans on which are ereeted 3
two story frakie house, bank bore mad net build
lop
OEM
A nrrther tract containing 49 net 99 jo.reh
, bounded on the north by lands belonging 1,
Heels Pornsee, on the *an by Immix h.longiog t
Dwnlnl E m .ei•h and Preolerick Slichtby's hoire.
on the S,ntb hy 1.,1, of p.AI4 V.pr.rirl, and
we.f by boots of Jefinn Swart& on Rhlch are er. , •
toy, dwelling hour. frame barn, saw nail
AIM other out "Kidding.
A LCf)
A noth•r tram of land con/air...4 nue sere and
neon perchei, hounded by otter land, n( said
dee'd . lands .1 , D1F.i..1 Enicrick awwl IA ielnoa
oo which it creole& log dwelling bus* sn•l Amino
otobio
NEM
Another trod' onland coat:lining twente-naa
*erns and forty perehes hounded on the north by
of b., lamb of said intestate east by imam went
b♦ lands of Mr Ftletmaa, and west by lauds of
D • 'rid i'artada.
OEM
A nother tract of NM containing tantaty-sla sole
and twenty-sit: perefies and allowassate, lying ed
the foot of Nittany Mountain. awl bounded/PT
lands of Henry Markle or. the north, east by land
of Henry McEwen. south by land a John darner ,
tnti weal by Wiwi J.Ain Millar, Isiah appar . W:
of whieh several tree. of 1 , 114 ire
situated in Walker township atrinnesid. Isle to
eoatianace at IO o'cinek, P
Tasna•—One-itail Ohs pause fillussal , ea Odds
merlon of the as.e, the residue la Ma year %ere
after, with interest, to he secured by bond and
mart( age TH01111143 •Y, Trustne.
May.l 7 '6O-4 s.
- -
AFFLICTED BEAD
Dr GOLDSMITH, No 42 Sistk_ianart user
Smithfield. Pittsnorg, Pa , cUR conlinami to be
consulted on all diseases* a PRIV ATE or DEL
ICATE NATURE From a long coarse of study
and practical experience of wurimiled client. Dr.
U has the gratification of Ermsenting. the unfor
tunate with resnolles tblt — bare never fated to
cure the meet ing onset of tionorrbrig and
Syphilis. Donal is treatment. all tha *Wring
of Ven•raal and fm re Rioo4 Scrofula- Meets,
Painsoni Dlttrem or fiammetlenisf the IlladdsV
and K iilneys, Memo. . Humor Prightfed Snell
ing% and the long train ( horrible trimptome hb
Goading this clue, of do es are made to become
an harmless as the aimple Glings of a child.
SEMINAL WEAKN —Dr G devotes
suticirof his attention to the
sus caused by a poet add oolitic
ruins the hody sled mind, entitling
mite individual for other business an&iasideity.-
Some of the sad and melancholy edema prance&
h► these early habit• of youth ere. Weakness of
the back and lintbs,,Palpitatioanf the ileartiD_Yo'
.pcpaia FerVoll/111/1. Coommaptirm, Mo. The
fearful effect,: on the mind.artranuee to be dreaded,
via : Lou of memory, confleion of . Nese, depres
sion of spirits, evil forbodinga *verde.' tneoetely„
self distrust, timidity. ate., are the evils
produced Such persons, before phithaf
marriage 'Mould consult a person et skill aeon
experience and be ki tees restored to keeiarleld
happiness Ague and Fever eared, ppd warn*
t a d, All letters tontelning a fee. suil i = m, 4 o
Dr UOLDSMITH, Pa.,will sea. odd"
tendon, and medic:lmM brwarded seal,. bile
served in, and • cure guarantied. The allekteat
seeorey 0 .1 .?111/611 in all oases
Lir Don't forget the plsoe, No. 42, Blxtb 'beet,
Pittsburg. Ps.
Nay. 17 'BO-Iy.
NEW TAILORING EBTAILIEINNEN'T.
i`rho undersigned respeetfuliy informs
the °Maras of Bellefonte and Tinfoil, that
he has aommeneed the Tailoring Badmen In
all Its various branches at Ms shop on Blebs)
street. directly over the °Mee of ,the De moeratlo
Waldman Baring a long lesperlenne In diakon
al nem be Matters himself that russets manufao
'tared at his eatabilshment willisolapare favorably
with those manufactured at any similar eshatdiab •
ment either in Bellefonte or elsewbenr. Uis pri
ces ire mod**. Oash or Ckisetry mews taxi°
to eaahanue for work.
May 17,-am. JOHN NOLSII•
klkit • L1:.4
J.HE Commissioned .otErsirs of the 14th
Division. U. P. M., will moot in Oonsondon
is LEWISTOWN, op W , the Ski day
Of MAY, to ,detipeate• OD the U 0.4 Sops for
holding •nalltery Eneampmeet.
J. W. ORAWFOAD,
MAI Gan. 01r: U. p. Y.
IE2