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BLAIR, ATTORNRY AT LAW DRLLEVONTE, TA 001 Ce IT the Arcade, seeentl rear 'lll N II ALLIATIRkur.A A nitAv DVAIALISTEIR &HEAVEN, A 1 TOLtN EYS AT LAW 1161,1,PPONTN. L. J. CRAMP, ATTORNEY A'r LAW AND REA L E'zTATE IMMEI =I JAMES H. MANIKIN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, nnt.t.nrntrn, A Office . , on tho Diamond, one (too; vieet of the Post (Ace even m. StAnicninu, ATTORNEY AT LAW, UNT.I.RFONTE, PFEWNA. Office formally occupied by the lion James Burn side J J. Liniur.s, 11641.1tVoNTZ, 1 KNlng Co rA Is now prepared to wait upon all who may desire his prokssertial services /toOnol at his residence on Spring at refit ♦YUIL LINT W(1.1.1All P WILSON & V. 11.011,N1 ATTOKNEI"S AT LAW (Ace on A Ilegu,ny @trout, in tI building for tnerly occupied by Hume., MoAllieler, Belo & Co Brinker. Ansuurrir P PHOTOUR ANIS A DAti I! ERR lIOTY PES, taken daily (exempt Sunday el from H A II to Sr BY .1 H BARNHART, In his splendid Saloon, in the Arc.tde Building Bellefonte Penn a DR. JAMES P. lituirciimeonr, I'III''ICIAN It lot EoN. tioet.es,or to I)r Win •1 :With on. reapeetfnlly oo don+ Lt. prole'' hal xert teen to the ,111111(111 of I , oult,lt't, MILL S ttt.d aooty °thee at the t:c.nw 11 eIIKO DE. L. PU7lTkit, PHYSICIAN A sCHAKIIN 11V.1.1./RIWITN, , ICAPHIL CO , PAN Office no !Ile) Ste,l roll floe 1 IVIO corn,' to irofewcoql cape h. r et..fore,oirl4l tvnp, t o full) otters his 001,1Je+1 111, frit.ll.l 4 .111 d II 101 l la, vo DR. J H. miTcaticu,R., PIIYnICI,I.J sl'ltliF:ON, =I ti. pri.f.41,1 tl . 014 . 111 4 41.41i1,1 fully otfors lot vor,toot to 1114 t tiendn 4,1 Or, 1.14611... 0111,1 .14 door to bra renolvto•l on Sprtog itrout (let 2t4,01 If 111♦ 1 MITI 11111 I (HI AT A I I Celt I.L. & ALE.% All DEn, A 1 lORNEYS Al' I,, , fett Offionin Ileynolds . Arendt, 1111 1 11 . . 0".1. 11 .. 1 I ro NI,, hell 11. n. 1111.4..1 I no , I C A . , xnn , ler with Inin In the in.nr•gn• t,f prt, iii tiltGO , . In all Invnnes. entlnv..l It, thitul lu l'ontre, Ndllm, Clinann 1.1 I Cie trlinl I Ctluiltiev .1 11. AVIINIct A 711 C, RESIDENT DENTIST nici.i.rvioi re. t 1,11 CO r Office And reinileneo on the Nuith Luet Curlier of the Ihn worol .near the '3 our' 111..0,0 I,- Wi ll he tonal at his nftlre e serpt two wrokl n each 110111 i h coinftwiteing on thr hod the re,eih,e hen h will ha arra hlliog professional dull°, NAMING 111101 USE, WM F HEYNoLDS k CO rmytitic. en., PA. A Hilli of olohonvo Phi Sot,. •11.00nnled Col lo•Goot in lie rtl) I praaptly remitted - l o t oo o,t pu , l ,if I o ”.1 4011.0nt a 1 4 ; 10 1 'III gll iu the titora eittuA conntantly on hada for sale Defers- 111==1 ■ C ULMILS II N ICAI.I.IStCH A 0 14 DEPOMiT D %ROL, fiUMES, Mc:ALLISTER, HALE & CO SUL 1,1. 0 0 VTR Ir. %Tit I , PA De pouts Neoeired —Bilk of Exchange rind Notes DiAccented —lntermit. Paid on"-icicle! Deieciitti Collections Matto, and Proceed. Eenutted Prompt y —Exchange nn the East cone(, ntly un hood J a. irrOV ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW 12=1 Will practice hie Impression in the several Courts of Centre County, All business intrueted to him will be faithfully attended to Particular altentiuti paid to crillerinis, anti all monies promptly ra 'mtttod Can be consulted in the Gorman as well is in the Paiglinh language ' Office on High it , formerly ocoilpied by Jud/. Nurnside and I) 0 Hoal, Fiery & W P PIACI*NVS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BILLSPONTS, PA. James Mammies has associated with Wm P Maernanus, Emit ,in the preetioe of bow Priifee slunal husinewbulskunted to their care will receive Bprompt, attention They will attend the 1n0V49111 ertirts In the Counties of Centre, Clinton and Mee on Allegheny street In the building for 'Wetly coeupledby Linn & Haan. F. P. GREEN, .DHUGIOIST. DELLNroNTN,IA WHOGNI•LI AND ROTA') Du ALlim IN env, Medicines, Pesfumecy, Paint*, OfIN Var *Whoa, Dye-Stuffs, Toilet Sous; Brushes, Hair and tooth Brushes, Fancir and Toilet Artieles, Trusses lind Shoulder Braces. Garden Seeds. Customers will find myic ook complete and fresh, NM all sold at moderate prises. lirrarnsers and Physicians rim the country tar , . ',lied to essmine my Pluck MECTCIZIED NIA 1.6 It 110 Y, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 1111LLSVONTS PIENN'A. Will atter, I primptly to ell puidoese entrusted to Alb ur , I,r , , in th.l building f,rmerly beau pled by non Jae T Hale A CARD. htnetrt 1141.6 k liar will iltend 40 WV busking., den i; to f d,euro , io irruse .ind will be as 'flewl by main the trial of ell omens entrusted to 'MeinJAMB T• • Peoember 16, 1839 BELLEFONTE DISPENSARY J& .1. HARRIS HAVE NOW AND ARE ••conntnußy receiving the following ar ticles, which they will sell RE oheap as the cheapest sad warranted good Drugs and Medicines, (wholetutle or rttall,) Vat slab Oils Paints, Dye stuffs, White Lea*, Florence white, and Liquid (told, pine oil, fluid and pine oil lamps Baint end varnish brushes, hair, cloth, tooth and eall 'wanks. Porte monies, pocket books and wallets, Begane and tobacco a large nsvortment of Pocket Knifes, n verietv of Fancy Articles and Perfumery, Hair Dye and Remorittrve Patent Met/Acme, —All of Ayer's, Dr John folio, loonien'a, Jayne r Maytent's, McGlone's, ffetnimid I?, Holloway's 'llieplitird'a Trask's, Fan• ford a he , nod in fact all the patent medicines of the day Ali of o hielt and n variety anther', you ran get by ealltng nt the Drug Store tin Brokerholre Raw, Itellefont II • MYTIC Proscri ;Alcoa compounded 1% Ilh COT 'Trine,. nod diaparch For Illedleld Van' , ala.l Lyons Catawba Brandy has nnla% al. and hag lonK been needed to sniper cede the poisonous compound.. •0141 1111111 1 / the name of 111,11141) A.l a ill, crttge the pure article In al. together 1111pell0r, 111111 /1 meo%erelgli 1111111111 re roma dy for I)3spepsta Flatuien?y, Lew 'lbririts Lea uer Ii oneral !ke ..te Pi lee $1 25 per g ;,.le agent for Centro Co, J k .1 HARRIS \lf Ittnphrie 4.l4tarnal of :-Teetti,, Homeopathy (Or g tam loot. dtntrtbutton At the 1) 1 .g More of J 3 ILrrnr M.iret " PENNSYLV'A HOTEL. TliE stlitscaniEß REspEcTruLIA informs the eitisens of Centre County pod the public m general, that he ban leased thin 110 tel, and n now ready and prepared to travelers in n style, which he flatters tun self will meet with public approbation Mill patronage POlirle from thn County duntryg their Alen. at Bellefonte in weeks of (tient, will find the Pe nJ nn In"' Sp te n us and l ;i a n 9'greb f l u ' rn r l o shn in i is in au penur THE TABLE of the subscriber will be supplied with all the substantial provisions, delicacies and luAuLlpt. which a product's a Country can Itrrribih or induntr) vigilance and clertion Call procure HIS lIA It, will always contain a general assort mint of the very bent liquors that the Eastern market sifforde, adapted to suit the most caprictous THE STAIII.E, will be attended by an attentive and obliging Ostler, well qualified to ili.icharge the duties lwrlalning to this important department au a public establtshwant. dratigutd for the rteelalllllo dot ton of travelers generally Aceinernhdatlng servants will always he in at tendant,' In supply the wants and contribute to the comfort and pailAillololl of those who may be posed to patroller.," the Untol of the subscriber. by whom nothing he n^ntttod which will reieli r his costomeri comfortable and happy From the attention whil (me who h the under ,lgned has 4.-voted (ii this trench of 1111 . 0{1,AM ii i his experience lie hopes to merit ni d reenive ri n,ounble ',harp of the pat (ming, 4,1 the l , llloll . A pl II 12 fliße PHILIP hEi'llAliT CLOCK, IITAI'Cl1„1 L'WELIt Y AND FANCY STORE The stih.erihei still at his old stand at No 4 Il reit ertinfre Ilan, on Allegheny RI root where he has Ito, ttei rived (rain the rie,. ruler, flaw idtoriiris for rate n well selected rod beautiful intleartsnent "r s3klW A nES AND .11. W EMI. Y 1 , 1.1t0 exrvlelll /1/1.01111,1t of 1 . .1 Al'} A /yr of All k "Al 1011 1111 V/...telVA /:, Ar N o t Int lot ` hl• 1 ,4 f u ll, it+ hirv. nll , lr u 1,1.1. g,er with great e ite fr.ww 11)., of the ea.werhof ihe !mem nrt le. he feel, ,41.1,0 "r gitiuy reil.f.aellwo to all 'the k 01.0104 of flee I hull and Silver Oren lave at! hunter 11 , 1 . jeweled heglt-h paten amliletnehed er Welcher. •- nl., lavoe, nd ()warner/I Jewelry of •,ery my le whwl,ll in he p.n.! /1 I F....1ry ' , torn end Fun. V ',tit IVA of et ery dew • rirliew lie bum ( "r A •ri , non 11[W,Iy, hni.4l to nu i 11 ..re Het 11 , ."1, 11,1, Thw-14 ,to P trfj. ola nn,r pail I I repairing aid!. Opiri e M ,orkim ISt II (ton April 47CP X:E.L\T 1%2 Co 1 - 4. 244 r. CLOCKS, WATtIIES ANI) JEWELRY, Haviog pun linotol the Niovk ul Clook , +, Walehes and Jewolry late! y lied by Bible h. Morn!, 6.1 11.. V log mad.• large 11114Ininoin 1.. tr mann, rexpeetlelly invoon the alien Iron oy the pots hr lo hot eintek roninating now in port or (loin! nioi ;viler Watches Gehl Guard and Fob CII , IIIIA. Icl A barer Spechielen. Itraeole,s Ciente (fold nln it, Watch Keys. Card Came. sliver Pencilv, Finger Meg, 1.:11. Meg , gresat P u la hold eilv and Pens rioptle. Flee) flags Silver Plated Warr itt• Also Light day and thirty hour (look., at the very lowe, prier John Moran off , gou s lS to the puhiT ,e ,nn toyed that they will meet with satinfivetion Ile it determined no dupe S 0 of neither 1111 interior articleor offer fur rode anything hot Otto hot what 110 ell. 11, •r Tint Considerable experience in leisittioN end a desire to 1)1.11,10 1110 public, will give him ad vantage, which hr interels to Use to 1110 111111 , S1 110 particularly nee 1110 41101111011 or 1110 In then to hit stork of Pies 'tinge aol Bracelet. which are of the latest styles And lie also in- VIII, the gentlemen to examine e;) tine lot of W ate)) PM now lifterell fat Sale EZZEM LIP Itopiiiiring and cleaning promptly attend od tii (3oll.•fnnln, Jan 5, 1880 —II CONRAD HOUSE, BELLEFONTE, PENNA. J. R. BUTTPII HAS THE PLEASURE OF ANNOIINU• tag to his friends and the public in gen oral that he has taken charge of this well known hotel. lately under the supervision of J II !dorsi non, at d Is fully prepared to accommodate the traveling pubh• in a style and manner commenau rate with the progressive spirit of the times Be is in possession of all the modern improve ments and conveniennea as to sleeping appart meats, and has supplied his larder with the choicest the markets afford, and his Bar with the purest Winos With the most extensigestabling seeornmoliatfons rnd attentive nod skilful ostlers together with as set 001111 attention to business, he feels justified in PM jolting n share of fiatrunage nail the -support his friends Bellefonte. Oct 8-'57.42414 JOHN lIIONTGONERY Re4ectiolly informs tho eittzros of Belle 111.0 font° that he !till continuo! to (lorry on the Tailoring and Clothing business at his old stand in 13rokethetra linw. on Motu strect, when be le prepared to mulct, to order, all „kinds of Clothing in the neatest anti most fashionable sip, He keepti on hand a genera) intiety of DLOTIIS, CASSINILRES AND V ESTINIid, of the loft st and most spilroved patterns Ready Made Clothing of all WA& which he is rolling al reduced prices He feels thankful for the very liberal Rapport heretofore extended, and !topes to merit a continuance of the seine. Bellefonte. Jan btli,ll3llo -Iy. ADAM 110.1 LIME! LIME! I 'LIME! I 1 rrlhe mohunriller r. spectrally inforrnfi the public they he has erected a Lime Kiln near the Borough of Bellermito. where he is making Lhne,if n superior quality —*blob is mice...lodged to be as white and pure as the Vermont Hine All ho alici4 le to give it a trial: and he is satisfied the pato:31100r will Game book - *gain Apl 12-'6O-11 LEON M AOK BELLEFONTE, CENTRE COMTY, PENN'A., THURSDAY, NOVO/113ER 1, 1860, IMO= ME lisceHartong, Story of an Old Settler. r The snown of many winters have left their whiteness upon my head, but:`111fIlly events of the war arc still fresh in my memory.— During the last bloody struggle for inde pendence, I was compelled to witness many horrors. My father was one of the early settlers of the Kennebec. 1 was the oldest of four suns Before the commencement , of the war, my father had built htni itTalitt quite comfit, tahle Zinnigh fur its pinyo: , ie,'and commen ced clearing -converting the savage wilder miss into a Km-don, to teem with corn and grain I and my brLiers, of course assisted him in his labors 7 he.war brohe out tht sec ond year after our settlement on the Kenne bec At first we apprehended but little den ger front the savages, as they had hitherto m ant.e%tet I f ..rient..y _ d ilstsitions, But we wet e con‘cmus of dit-7,e-, the Indians corn t dation': 'rale!: of blood were borne to our ears We went to our daily labor with weapons to our hands. At the close of a 4111111110 day we were heated in our comfort able cabin as usual A knocking was heard at the door. My mother turned pod° and looked at my father, as if entreating him not to open it until he was certain us ho was without. I immediately acted upon this hint and stepping softly to the 'entry, vrkt . ena bled to reconnoitre the premises through a small crevice. My mother's (cars were not without foundation. An athletic savage stood in the door. Ills face was painted in the most hideous manner. Instead of undo mg the fastenings, I proceeded to add to their strength I reported the discovery I had made But one, did you Pll7 1" asked my fft Only one," I replied. ' New see what you can discover on the vibe; side of the cabin." I did so, and to my surprico saw three mrya it the rascals crouched like serpents In the gra,: I reported this also The knocking mm(11111..11 unl,L it become f11 , 1013F My father of course turned a deaf car to his unreatica for salmi...owl. Findtog that artifice would not sus' Cr he tt •aspntr ed by his compatitorm and togrilles thi y made n most furious attack upon tl.. d..or In ttlith a were but little win lit forr 11 , 1 A rt.• I,lt r. 1 ,1 :, tr with tit, n iht• fut via . tilt y snitpustal that the malt int•tuttets tit. ion ily 11111 1101 )11. rattr.ll,l fronts w..rk , (111ge q.. , 1‘1y they had only It, dual with ft ,nl, rt. t.avagt v now hrought a la r,.te st. is of anal, and ta ith tilt Ir tooled st r ength used na a battering ram 'l•t e door began to )told In the eithin were loaded rnitskelm Tho here Oft oil) Ili druids skilled to their W, knew it diSligreenble siirptise is, store fur Mir (05.14 11*11 this kiiow dve - rave us, Streftglii atnl couragc. .rinadoot ) telded nod they rush , din Poor fePows it was the last lush tiller ol them ever toad , , for they ftII d.aJ up , ni the lir, +hold lit iirlith our well direetettire. 1 h nin,t, I frti 1114 ". ft 41 too; far lido , the lutist, but he was swift foot and 1.111‘,1 pur.ott. '•lie will brinfr down more of the rod Rhino upon sa " said my lather, wiring t h e prewv ration from his brow. Indeed the escape of the fndmn was rim fortunate Afte- t . b.s we ort tit in con tinual alarm We were fired at 111 the nottA by unseen foes and were till ig.4 to take the greatest precaution to inlaid against stir prc.4: at night Doe of the Indus, s slain tans a brother to loin who wirar—arr-firifortunat'e RV escape and we knew that to eying( bit death would henceforth be' the object of hi s Isle Once wei Were attacked in the middle of the night After a hard battle we nuererded in (hiving them wort) , with the loss of sever. al of their number Finding Our pokii ion growing more critical every day . we began to think about laving our solitary rebut and set k some whit . ° set Before our dwelling stood the stump of a tree tv'hich had been broken oil by a strong wind. about four feet from the ground. This stump was hollow. One morning, as my father opened the door I tlv go to work. I heard the report of a gun, and almost imniediutely another, while smolt& neously with the first report, a ball struck the chimney near me. I then ran to the door. . GO look in that hollow stump," said ho I did, so, and to my astenpihment haW an Indian in the aMmien of death I recogniz ed him instantly as the one who had made his enmpe. lle had secreted himself there during the night in order to xhoot father as ho left the cabin Fortunately his aim was bad. The boll pas , eil within an tuck of its intended victim's head. Before he had time to escape he received the contents of my fathe•r's rifle. With our united strength we dragged him forth. Wo now relinquished the idea pf leaving out home, thinking that after this event we might lire in comparative safety, Sooty after this I joined the ranks of my country men, encountered much hardship and saw real service. It so 11 - Opened. once that wo were obliged to pass, the night from upon.a time, that I Wag sent out._.npoLi m a scouting party. In our zeal wV went so far that we were obliged to pass the night from camp. There was not F. dwelling near. and we were in the vicinity of our savage foes. whose cnoning we had reason to,dread. We made arrangements thus : We were in a small cleating, 'it , hich had been made before the war broke out, sod ll,fterwards abandoned as untenable on ac count of the Indians. Near the middle Sf this was the trunk of a large trecrwhich had been blown down, and whose roots had is ken from the soil whereon it grew, an error mots Ariantity of emelt t placed myself on one stile of this rampant, of earth, and my friend on the other, with the understauding Oat we should watch each. other during the night. By makrif a small opening through this natural fortification. I eras enabled to thruSt my gun through and watch—the up preach of any enemy towards my friend, end he by a tomikir operation, could do the saute I favor for me The night was not very dark • and olvrts could In• been at a ronsideralde. distatice Having arranged matter's in this !thither, we lelt little apprehension in regard to a our prise The hours • rolled on I felt very sleepy, and I rould hardly keep toy eyes open. About midnight my attention was arrested by a Inti.h which I did not recollect seeing the early part of the night. Ai first I gave little heed to so slight a circumstance, hut at length I began to fancy it came nearer.— Still I strove to persuade myself that the ap pearance was to he attributed to my eyes, rather than reality. After watching it half an hour, I could no longer doubt that the bush was in motion. I waited with breattelers anxiety until it was within gun shot. Taking deliberate inin, I fired Into the bush It fell intitatitly. and I heard a heavy groan. What have you done ?" asked my friend. • We will see In the morning,'• I replied. We kept our position until sunrise for fear of surprise Upon exsinination .*y round the body cf a plout Ind,an 1)11,4 in a pool of coagulated lilonTunder the hid' -- Ile had taken this method to reconnoitre - It proved foal I have pass, d through many hut I Mall mover forget the hollow Ntutnp 111111 the 1,,V111,41.14h• Good Bgti lesque A coe'e , l o ".leut of the " lw"i< l4 • vt's in(1111 : :4 s m iii' 6.1105 t 1111,,Intag, of 1t. 1 .,11,110.11 1 n , t'C)itt • 4 ih tr ?Mg tll t)1 the Ltnotlit iUt7,111.14 Ih/iv • nr y MIN rtonelo as s he only harile.r and toiler long who a ill vote this y or for it , sectionalism 111111 fftlla(l. 1 , 111 SIS/III411• Lincoln last year (bey voted for 11, 0 , g 100i Lincoln he ele steel and his adtiOnioirstion arils oI sweat) nulhons of people are I prove, as we le ar it a tit. to he animated by now lee the garden listening to the talking the aggreio , oye spirit of nob slavery lama] Nine litindre.l guns were bled for Lincoln Inoue mod threaten still moiethe well lower and they reten , l t•• fire moth r tie xt week !toilet -el rights of any pemtion id the 11l to n JdG rent litiagtiage o the IMinoefatie party of l'enns,lyetreirt will a tide %Vaohteteri.• is taking it all down tin, k the gre tit colesiitnent of the constitution. hind ' Booth is Uring a') fon tictilars of al 01 position which mist cheek and control his re ei , tie and 1,111 , 0111 IS adding tip the nnmhe r of rail, the lego lions from the country are coming lit' Item delegation from Bangor hail a pole in a wagon seven hui,drol feet high no the lop of which was a ling I wo 111111 , long with the lik..ilesS of • old the" e•ribleroideted en sheep skin Over ninettert tknemonil voters cater in (redo liammr. 44by tw rel y wagons attached to eech horse Fifty bonds are tit aIU ndnucc f rom r/1111 FiWn , 0.11,1 fro., Neohonoe. there are •illy mothers with Hill Areas at the bovine each o ne cry ng for Hon est Alec' diver four thousand towns are now represented and two tiielie towns will lot tit tee-morrow if the weather don't rain ' 'rho piocessmn commenced moving loot we,week and the tall of it hes Just passed the Southwest cornet of the Augusta House It will lie around by potato turas' I wagon has a platform on it three quarters of a mile long with I roil" erect in the front end, and yellow dog row-Mint in the rear. preleo.o.um lochefram (wet a 1.11011% A CCOSIPLINFIV KNTS AND CII ARACTICRISTIC!i or vim l'isita,K --Mr. sitidoNt, lecturing in New York. on Queen 'Victoria and Baron Renfrew. said of the let ter : :•01the Prince of VVales a very erroneous uniertsnion veils. Ile Pi neither doll nor st4nlid, but a youth of the noblest draposmon and splen doily educated. Like lox gicther, he ap pearest razttetty and delicate in yoath ; it was feared he might not survive. lie carries his head a bay on one side now. He speaks French, Hertnen. Italian and Spanish with fluency, boidea being a good Greek' and Latip scholar. Ile is well acquainted With law and the tine arts, a good soldier theoret ically, and a good horseman ; no wall or brook ever stopped him when on horseback.; he is what is technically termed • •bruising rider.' _ ¶le dances .enorinously, like 'most ol the gnglish youths of the day, and is always guided by personal appearance in his choice of partners." A NONE'. RAMSAY FOR CONESIMMON. —A writer in the Sorenlk (Ohio) Reflector del' scribes a visit which he paid last month to a lady . at Toledo, xho takes six live frogs as a remedv.for comouttep,p. She was re commended to do it by an Englishman, who said ho was cured in that way. In six weeks this singular medicine has loitered her from a mate of great a, Almeria to strength. The visitor saw the lady lake a live frog from a jar and swallow him wholL without chew ing. Heedaughter also did the same. Address of the Democratio State Fsecra tive Committee To Mr Drinorraty of Pennwivansa. The itemocr.itic Stitt Committee - deem: it a duty, once more to address you,' before the final vote for President of the Untied States. It is entailed tet do tto now, n ith a ccmgclown..ss that, every eacritice of private rt cling Ilavitig . been made, the Dentorratic party is once more unifeit in the suppOrt et the regttlatly nominated electoral. ticket. which, in 104 aggregate ; repaesents the pub lic sentiment of Pennsylvania adverse t sectionalism, and faithful to the:Union and the Constitution. • The object,of the State Committee now is, to invoke for that th•ked a zealous and active support. Such a support, given en every county of the State ; may revere the defeat at the Stole election, and, even if it does not, will save the De mimetic party from that di.mtegraimn, which an apron-en( aditiiiilon ,nielik of us flag would seem to threes en and N ?Bell 01// ancient ( 7 :lernieq an BMA desire. II the 141110rea is party to Pellcay Imam,' can be de moralized and broken to pieces, the pi rrrnoent micro,. of the trier..enary crowd tiotv forming the People's or Republican party, will be secured, and the State. which is more substairei.elly Democratic than any one in the Union, he handed over for esculent of years, to the control or Orme whose poli cy is alien to its true interests--the policy against which the Democratic party has so long and so resolutely Contended. A thorough organization and a lull vote of the Democracy at the Presidential election is important for flieVreasons. Intoxicated by one victory, won mainly through the unhappy differences of the De mocracy —sure, without effort, of another in November —the leaders of the Republican I party are meditating an extensivetaport of Penns)lVanis voters into the neighboring States, especially in New Jersey and Dela ware, where the contest is very close. Not wantedthey thNnit. I:4re, they will be very serelCCable thl•re. Let this fraud be frustraieel, if possible, by such activity on our part as will compel nor selversartes to remain at It may he, should ih al . le opt at Colffill7ltig be pe , rsiqed in, that Peilm)lvaiiia now can be redeemed But there IA a higher and stronger motive to arnou Every Dettiociatie Site east iti \,nr miler— every vote. indeed, aeilliiet the Ktywl.licin ticket -ir a vete for the Con:tt- Aron the 1 lit , rli 11. d for the tatios aun v .1 r.•l v 01 00r SOlllll, ni 1,1. 14 . 11 81111 0 1 / 4 8 1 UK ItIt• grl.lll rune IV , iIV. hody. 8811'1 %111 I 1 r it Le n t Ihv ugly mftsorit the Etteent ivee it to all important that toe dean nts of such an OpTIORIIIMI should do . rel• ()pi , thetti.rivt it, at the 'sills now Such a tit motist ration of Northern Democratic senti nit nt, even Jr it should not insure victory, mat' ultimately sieve the Vaunt, by showing the. how many true friends th'ey have in the North, rind especially in those Nlithfle S ales vi loch are the trum.t and most loyal to the Coma:lotion -. Let it he remetn Illat alien, in 154, the storm of kin drted thilat ci.in bloke upon Polin.ylvania .. the Know Nothing candidate for ati - Veritur was el. eted by an overwhelming majority : And yet, in less'tlinn two years, fanaticism died Rut as suddenly _as It arose, and the Deintieratic party, true to its prineiples -- faithful even to disaster, to 114 aleti.lard - re.titned its influence and predominance In OW Slate So will it he now All depends on netivnty on I.ooVert, on honorable -.di Inagnalllnnwa iorgetfulness of past dillt ren ces Let any one who hints at thyr rest val who seeks to t Smite again any unkind feeling among Democrats, he marked as an enemy to his enuutry and to his party. Let the roomy Committees take immediate mea sures to secure a full vote of the Democratic party, men 111 districts where local hareems is impracticable ; for, remember that, to No vember, every tote counts in the great re sult, and that every Democrat who stops at home, expresses his desire of the. Republic, and practically votes for the enemies of the Union and the Constitution. W. IL. WELSH, Chairman Democratic Slate Executive Committee Rooms, Philadelphia, October 23, 1860. A (Immo respectable , merchant of Val. parsons lately attempted En extensive incur ince fraud by secretly substituting stones for clublnons, to the amount of $150,000, which he had shipped in boxes, and insured on board a vessel of his own The vessel was, of course, lost, but the underwriters made an investigation, and unravelled the whole affair. A clergyman, wbo was reading 'to his congregation a chapter in Genesis, found the last sentence to be : " And the LVrd . ove unto Mem I wife." Turning over two leaves logett er : he tonna written, •nfrad in nu audible voice; Aud she was pitched without sod with- Lyman Beecher's Courtship An eminent divine. Who its am well known a• he in nnivereally respected, many yearn mints was led to - the ooncluaton that 'it is not Well for a tnan to be alone ' After consider- Ale pondering, he reenlied to offer himself in marrive„to Y eerrain me4nher of his flock. No Intoner wee tet - pirtn formed than it wee put into practice, 'and Betting out his 'bane, he speedily reached the dwelling of his chin trees. It chanced to he on Monday mornink, e day a hiolt many New Englen I readers nee" not be lel I in better known ae weaning day. inconsrions of onot that wet inten— ded her, the lady was standing behind a tub in the bar: kituhen, with her arms immers ad to the suds, busily enanged in an not:lupe: tool a Itkah to say the least of it, is more use ful than roninnlie. There VBB a loud knock et the door "Jane, go to the door, and if it in anybody to ere me, tril them I am engaged, and can net Kee them " Ihe me.sage wan faithfully rehearsed "Tell your rnintretth that it is very impor— tont that I should nee her " "TrII bun to call tine afternoon," saki the 14.1 y, •'and I will tree lint." But it was unovotling. •'I me.it Nei, her now," said the minister, •'tall me where she ie." So enyttic he followed the 'torrent into the Kitchen, to the great ■urpriee of her mis- ECM -Miss —, tare come to the obtiolu— sion to marry; will you have me?" wee the in in ister'e opening speech. "Ilave you l" replied the aatoniebed lady, "Thi , t in a singular time to offer yourself.— Such an important step should be made a ,n.itt ti of rrntier and deliberatiCo." 'Lct 'nit pray," was Hr. B's only response as he knelt down begide the tuh nod prayed that a union might be formnd which would enhance the hnpinne44 of b. eh partiee. Elie tanyerlvett answered. and (tom thie union. thus sirigulerly formed, tins eprung a family retnarkftble fir Went rind Rev. Rowland Hal and the Captain Onoe whet, I wa• reiiiening from Ireland lt,wlatid Hill ) I lonnd niyaelf xtinoy ^l the rePt"hate Conduot of the . earit,iin an] mate, Rho were both vrdly given 1,, the aeandalotia halm of awearinr. Float, the eari,ftin ata ,, re at the mate, then the mat; ate .re nt ilia eania'n ; then th•y tiwnre at ihe wwiti , when I vaned to 'ham, with a atrime n i p fir fair play Sop Plat !' 1.8141 I, '.l venriemen. let Um lava f ai r play it's my turn mew.' 'At what lA ' it your torn, Dray ' eat , ' the tioptnin 'At swearing,' I re plied Ws!!! thet waited and knits.' u ntil their patience was ezhaus•ed, nna shin wan yeti yo mike hash. and tnk• mt turn I r..id 'hero how-vet, that I had a •fight to take my awn limo, and swear at my cnnve nienc . T , t this the raptiodi replied. with a ‘Pertmporly,lll don't mean to take .. T our turn T. 'Pnrd''n me. captain ' I answered. 'but I do, as teen as I can rind the gn.ql d •in¢ ' My friends, I did not hear anoth er oath on tbsi vnya¢e - - am PRE-ER•INO —Hasty pen. pie ilrink“ the fine of hie *waling hot. "Death's the untv master who tithes his servant Within It ft ithßrlpVer. A Priur-fitaitt'w.fa fills the tavern. Content's the nether of good digestion. t , hen Pride Cr d Poverty merry together. their children erg Went and Crime. Where herd work kills ref; leneettilld a hundred met. Folly end pride walk side by Nide% Ile that borrows, binds himself With a noighbor's rope . _ ila that's too good for gond advice, is too good for his noteattor's onmpan'y Friends and photog•apha never flatter Wisdom is always at borne to those who call The flu-wept friend• ask the fewest favors. GTE! Peace is better than joy. Soy is an UMW sy guyed, and alertly, on tiptoe to depart. It urea and wears us nut, and yet keeps ue ev , er fearing that the next moment it will be gtiEll3. Peace ie not so—it (tomes more quiet ly, it stays more contentedly, and it never exhausts our strength, nor gives ne an anx ious forecasting thought. Therefore let me pray for peace. It is the gill of God -eprom • iced to all hie children ; acid if we 1 / 1 1/13 it in our hearts we shall not pl'rte for joy, though its bright wings never tt nab us while we tar ry in the world. per A lawyer built himself to office in the form of an hexagon, or six square. The ',Wry of:the structure attracted the atteas tion of some Irishmen who were passing by; they made a full stop and viewed critically. The lawyer somewhat dieguated at their cur iosity, lifted up the Orindaltr, put WI his head and thus addrnaed theta ••What fiction wand there gating at my office fur, do you take it fora church I" answered one of them, "I thought en, till I spied the divil • poklo' his head on of the windy." *sr- Afmeetionabny aaVed one of hie play maw how a hardware dealer differed. from a hoottnither 1 The latter enmewhet puesled. vice it up, " W hy," maid the Whet "N -estle' the one told the nine, and the other sailed the soles." $1 50In Arm Axo n; VOLUME S —NUMBER 45. , lin't it worse for a Mao, gather it two yeirii:ein..e I left of the ices of t 0 .7 baodo. I only chewed a little, but I did enr joy my cigar. I prided myself on my firdi Horatian, and might have been Win &Imola any morning with a cigar in ray moatb, milking down Broadway in a mist comfort. able manner. - The way "ft happened that I left off wtk this: I bad a little eon ab•eut six years of age. He almost always trollied tote reads to walk down with me RI far an bie school.. his bright face and erten led hand wire al. ways welcome, and he bounded along be , - - side me chAtering, as such dear Idle Vera lows only "tn. The oily had in it many dirty, uocared•fur boys. whose chief delight re in s to be to pick up pierea of dieter/led ed ger, and broken pipes, and with their habit in their pockets puff 'away in a verj gent manner. Oda morning it seemed to if little Edgerr and I meta great many of those Juvenile smokers, I beeeme very much dim. plated, end piloted them oat to little Edgat ae ap awlol warnitt to youthful delinquency+, talked quite largely, and said the oity au— thorities ought to interfere and brake ittp. A hulk voice, soft toil touldoal, came up to me we I gave no extra puff from re ■u+ perb Havana. A bright little face wee t.p.• turned, and the words, " Isn't it stersaTor a man, father I" come to my ears, I looked down on the little fellow at my aide, whet his timid eye fell, and the color motored hit cheek, as if he feared ne had said !Romig - kink bold and untiting. "'Du you think it worse fur a man. Eiger r I asked. " Please, father, boys would not want to smoke and, chew tobacco if men did not de [Tare wee the answer V thitew sway tdjr cigar, end have never touched tobacco!' ninon in any form. A Difficult Question Answered Can anybody tell why, when Ere ink maitufactered from nne of Adam's ribs, I hired girl wan . ' made at the lame time to t. lin her 1— Exthanye. tVa can. easily. Breause Adam never mane whining to Eve with a ragged - stocking to her il.trned. or a collar Fusing to be netted on , of n glove to be mended " right "way. quiet now I" Beeauee he era:ver reed the newegas tier until the sun got din behind the paint trees, and then stretched himself, yawning out, - ain't supper moat ready, my dear I' 4 Not he. Ile made the are, and hung over MI let kettle himself, we'll resent% spa pulled the radiehen, and peeled the banana., end tie did everything else that he ought to I rk 'mated the °owe, and fed the chicken., and looted after the pip himself. fie never hi,ught home I hatriveloten friends to din ner, wh.n Ewe hadn't any fresh pomegran— ate., and the naniign PPROIOn was over! tie never stayed out until II o'clock to a "wart eetins." hurrahing for the mu-and-not can didate, and then /mlding because poor Eve sitting up and crying, inside the gates. ru be sure he acted rather cowardfj about apple puttering time, but then that don'tlie preciate hni general hopefulness about the garden ! Ile waver played billiards, not drove fast horses, nor choked Eve v ith cigar smoke. Ile never loafed around corner gra.. aeries while solitary Eve was rocking little Cain's cradle at borne. In abort, be dill not think she was epecially created for the pan pose if waient epos hint and wasn't under the impression that it disgraced a was to lighten hie wife's cares a little. That'e the reason that Eve iia noltneea hired girl, and wo Isiah h Was the 'IMMO that none of her deoendiate did. The Prince Meets a Waterloo Veteran at Albany. The Albany Journal says: Jut before 1, ,rd Renfrew left this rooming.ajery lates— eaung interview took place at Congress Hall. Philip Mills, ern old veteran of Waterloo, on• of the Guards to whom'Wellington said, 0* that eventful day, " Up, Goleta* and at them," was presented to Lord Rerfrew and his suite. lie showed the Prince his Water medal, his certificate of honorable dis charge 'from the army, for "extremely good, conduct," and his certificate of ten.yeili ser• vice in the police, in London. Ile also heed ed the Prince two lettere, one from the Cob, offal of the 13 rentadier Guards, arid one from the etiperintindent of the London police, ado dressed to thosklovernortfleineral of Canada. They were given to Mills in 1835. and their seals have remained unbroken till they were broken this morning by the Prince. The, were found to contain the strongest, poisibi• oommendationlA Mills. Tits Prince end his suite manifested great Interest in the voter- an. Viscount Ilincbenbroke and Mr. Elliot ore themselves diners in the Guards at pros- r ." eat, the former being in the same battalion tier** in *Well Mills formerly served. General ornita Bruce took Mills' adittre, and we that and „Offinnlted believe the' veteran will hire ceWee to rel. Vidal member the visit of the Prince with to cowed long pleasure. • idWeelie cif ilk 11 :„Aiwe of the ua /iii' A fellow was doubting whether Air wieceseryilaisit he should volunteer to fight the Maltare 'III 1 One of the Sege waving before h e araterni !rid bearing the ipporipilmlof"Viereryikos ell M I edit no p% .orcewhat iiatibled 'eed diseoc ii ip; we eeeoltilleati e t Vie -Vi"ur7 is a very good deep with isedw "but whysrtut it victory worth becildso.4 l ll 4 4ll lo k is Aston/ or crippled cad &,;5-, 11 FM IE2 EIII IPA. 7 ■ . lIE =1 I , .0 I -1 .i. “:1 II
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