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E. J. IIIOCKIVIAN
lIIIRYNYOR AND CoN vEyA wiciot
RKLIArONTIE IVAN'A
wiLtiArri 11. BLAIR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
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001. la the A renlle, second floor
IeALLIRTZTh JAIIIOI A lIKAVRIt
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JAMES n. RANKIN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
■RLLRPONTR, PRNN'♦
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P.ll Offlds'
EVAN M. BEA 1.11(111A RD A
ATTORNEY Al' LAW.
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Woo formally occupied by the Hon James Burn
Mae _,
J J, LINGLE,
SUR(;EON DENTIST
aai.i.zrusiTr CICNTIIV. In, ra
is slow preparekto wail upon all who may dnare
hr prortaaional
R►eos *lisle rnaulonoo on Spring Arcot
LINN
CANN fl 11.1111 Ms
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ATTORNEY'S AT LAW
Offme on AllagAny .treet, In tht, building for
tier', ucespied by litimeo, MeAlliater, Hale A Co
Pln•limre
AMR 110 T I( PIM,
PHOTO It A PIN k DM; U Lit It P,OTY P ES,
Taken daily (except esandayo from V A b r
BY .1 8 BARNHAR
In his splendid Wenn, In the Arcade Bui/di,itt
,ell•feat• Penn a
DR. G. $.. POTTICM,
PHINICIAN Jt SUM'HON,
aiLL•IPONTK, CIII.I ra■ Co , PA,
USse oa 111gb Street told office ) Will attend to
frolessionsl roll, a• heretofore, and respectfully
•%n bin serlcba to Ma friends and the public
H.J.10- •. 011T4'111 EEL,
PHYSICIA.7 A SUIGOISON
11111.1.d101 , 11•, CSAT/l•CO . , PA
Mill attend to pruleeelonal rills as re , lorille. he
respeetfully offers his services to his ft to aid" end
11.• p•blie 01leelee door to hie residence on
Ipriag preset Oct 211 sn-if
Ills I AITTI 111111, I 11 1 1 •. I.IA %Ogg
11 2/IClil & ALI 414111 , 11
ATTORNEY Al LA W,
Re.L131 , 01.1 a, P'::•110 A
Ogee to Ileynolde Arnsule 011 the MAMMA
Ira C Mitchell hat easncieted C A.lex.anner
with him in the prattle• of law, aid they will
give prompt attention to all buniumm °Mr.
them in Centre, Mifflin Clinton ■nd Clearhold
••online
J. D. WINGATE,
RESIDENT DENTIST
iLLI,RFONITI, ENTOS CO ,P•
Office and reNiderme on the Nor th t C11(0,1
h. Diamond near the Court lion'.
Or Will be found at hi. ndiee except ten vv. eld
to etch tunmb commencing on the fir.t %teed. , y
the month, when 11 will be awe filling prole- , ion. l
hes
RANKING ileums,
WM. F REYNOLDS & CO..
511.1.1WONTIL CIiNTH X 00., PA.
Milo of etahang• sad Notes dinnouot,l Co ,
eattnnl m vlo nod procoods promptly remitted
loor , tt pnnt on syroctal d 0110111 f 1 ISsrh / ognut die
Ast..irtt nities nonst.intly on hand for sale Depon
to rooefirou
L:111113=1
A 1,1 11'1(111
DINPO.4IT II %MK,
—ov
RUMES,)Mc4tJUSTER. II & CO,O,
1.1.1,0% rs coot rots co . pr.
Deposita %nee' ved - Ihllx of I:4ohnoge end Noie ,
nlheounL,di —l o wer( raid on ripeei.ll Depoolle -
Celleationi M and Piooreds ((emitted Ne.pl
Y—Eaehnng• on the Hest constontly on hood
J 11. lITOWNR,
ATTORNIOLAND CUUNSELLOIt AT'L A W
El=
Will practioe his profession in the several Courts
of Centre County, VIII linuttness iutruated W him
will be .faithfully attended to Particular attention
pald to colleetlens, and all morales promptly re
milted Can be consulted In the German as well
CI In the English language
Oillee en High , formerly occupied Jud•te
Marnaide and D C Boat, (Say
•atAlt4llll U ALIA
:MALIAN Or MeV,
'ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
MELI.III , OIITI ravie•
111 &Ulna promptlytd all bodiless entrusted to
their osre 011ie in Lb° bid ldi ug (queerly eoeu
104 by Ron. Js• T Hale
A CARD.
Hears Rum A Row will attend so up business
•daring my absenoe In Congress, and will be as
dieted by no in the trial of all causes entrusted to
Oita. • JANIS T. HAW•
'December 16, 1800.
R. P. GMMEN,
DRUGGIST.
B•LLIVONTII, ri.
WIIOL AAAAA AND RITAIi DaALSR is
drugs, Medici/lea, Perfumery, Paints, Oils, Var
elshee, Dn./Ruffs, Toilet Soap., Brushes, Hair and
Tooth Brushes, Fancy and Toilet Artlalem, Trussels
and Shoulder braes.. Harden Seeds
Oistomers will find my ft ock complete and fresh,
Auld all sold at moderate prisms.
far Farmers and Physicians out the country
Are nvlted to seat/rine my stook
FARE REDUCED. •
STATES UNION HOTEL,
606 A 608 Market Street, above sixth,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
G. W. HINKLE, Proprietor
'7IIIRM : -Si 25P111R DAY _
Ale W. P, 111LAOWAK US,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
BILLISFONTIE, PA.
JANNA . Maeptinus has associated with Wm . !. P.
Rig ,In the practice of Law. Profes
*nal business-Intrusted to their care will receive
.rinept attention. They will attend the several
outt4 in the Counties of Centre, Clinton and
CUirteld,
Oelo• on Allegheny street In the building for
ompledby inn b 'Wllsen•
A Tejtkee Courtship.
Well, you see, arter the ''poker" scrape. When we read the Scripture histoiy of i'rie
me nod Sal got along middlin . well for some , angels that have viatecd the earth oit
I made up my mind to fetch things alone of mercy,we learn lessons which shout 1(1
to a had, for I loved tier harder everyday, make an indelible impression upon the [pens
and I had no idea that she had a sorter,l ory. Their beautiful presence—their be.
siteakin' kindoeas for me. hut how to dew nerolent lineations —their pure vamp' ,
the thing wit right pestered me orful- I got l andstheir labors of love have contributed
mune love hooks and red how fellows tr o t vastly to the sum of 'lumen hairpinn se
down on their mallow litotes told bilked like On a i•atever errands they rime, they tier
parrots, rind the gals ili;y would F.. 0 into a 'ci fail to sanction die lowa of troth. mid to
sort of trance, and . ,ben how Ow w ild I rebuke thew vinlition. When the drunken
gently bill rain the fella, s arms lone some Relshazzer made a least for his noble-, and
low that aav didn't 9011 in v notion I ask- the vulgar yoke gild •ohiptuous song illicit
ed martn bow dad milted her. hot site said the rod,tee with revelry, to aimless and
it had been So Ibirg since that she'd forget bloodley hand of an invisible amen wrote
Olt about it. (hide Joe 'tilers says ine'm Itis epriii : th in stivattee of . Ms death, and Ditto
door all the combo' ‘, At last I made lip iel non refused his irituries translated the
my mind to go it blind, for ,his thing was light nio3 Cos , blazed forth his doom The
fairly consuming my in:tents So 1 goes heavenly messenger Who rooted Abraham
evil to her daddy's, and i go there I under the tick manifested ht• respect for tile
sot like a fool thinkirr. how . ll shoulo begin
o e uu way trou I
1111, Boys she, -Ain't you Nick Peter 7
EaLIS
—Ho," mez I ; •'that la, I ain't ex
actly well ; I-thought I'd come over to
night," aez I. That's a mighty putty be
ginnin' anyhow thinks I ; so I tried again.
• Sal " arz I, and about this time I felt
mighty faulty and oneasy about the sTi.z
-vidlC,llllll.
What 1" sez Sal.
Sal," sez I awn.'
What 1" aez she.
-111 get to it arter a while at this tel
hinks I
• Peter," says she. •'there's nometlim's a
I,ouhlin' you powerful, I no. Its mighty
wrong for you tew keep it from n body, for
an 'linen' horror is a consumin' fire."
She 4ed this, she did, the dear, sly et ed
ter She :toed what was the matter all the
time mighty well and was just ktrjr mg to
11-1, it ont, but I was gone so far I (lido
sty the pint At last I kinder sorter gulped
down the lump that was rising in toy thrort,
and sez I, ••Sal does you love everybody - I"
• 11 ell," NI z She, "that's dad and marm,
nod (countin' herfingenvall the time with
her eyes sorter shut, Ike 111,111 e feller ,hoot
ing ofl a gm.) thar's old fide (Oita were an
ohl cow of hearn ) I 'can't thibk of any
body else just [IOW,' st z she.
Now this wur orful.orful for a fellow ded
111 Inv arter while I tries soother mho le.
Sal I'M pOWCIIIII 1011011111 10 10011. and I
sometimes think if I only had a patty wire
to lov and to talk tu. and to more and have
toy bent' vi nib, I should be a trrowndous
(eller "
With that she began and named rivet
the glll4 wt thin live milts of (her. ■nd never
coin a nigh narnin'of herself, and
.ed I tinter gel one of them That Aorbr
gol my tiandir up. and so I hitched my
cheer up to hero, and shet my (yes, and
t.emblotisly hell
yon ate the very gal I've keen hank
(ring alter for a long time f luv you nil
4,1.. r. from the sole of 'your lied to the foot
at 3our clown. and I don't care who knows
It ' and if Sou say so well be )pined to
geth4 r tit the holy bonds of matrimony, e
pin( thus 111111171. w orld ithout end," sez 1 :
and I felt like I'd throwed up an allygatur,
I lel. so relieved With that she fetched a
sorter scream, and after a while she aez,
••Petei "'
• %Vim, it, it Salle I" sex I
hldin' ov her putt) face
1,, bind her hands You may depend upon
it I fi II orful good
Glory ! glory !" sae. I. "I must holler,
Sal, or 11l bust wide open Hooray for boo
ray. I ken jump over a ten rale fences I can
do everything the, any fellow could, would,
or oriel do." Willi ilia' I sorter sloshed
myself doe ti by. her, and clinched the bar
ges) with a kiss—and such a kiss !—talk
about your sugar--talk about yer merlasses
talk about your blackberry jam—you
couldn't have gut me come nigh 'on they
would all a tasted sour aster that. Ef Sal's
daddy hadn't hollered out its time for all
'onest folke, to tit in bed, I do believe I'd
meld nits. You orter seed me
when I got hum. 1 pulled ch.d outer bed and_
hugged him. I palled warm outer bed and
hugged her. I pulled aunt Jane outer bed
and hugged her. l pulled the nigger ser
vant outer bed and hugged her. I roared
and hollered, I danced about and cut up
more capers, than you ever heard tell ov,
till dad thot I was crazy and got a rope to
tie - mo with.' "Dad," sez I, "I'me gwine to
go for to get married."
IMIZETI
•••Married." balled dad.
''Married !" screamed mares.
"Married !" &peeked aunt Jane.
• ••Yes. marned !" gas I. "Married all
over ; jined in wedlock ; hooked on lirr+wor•
ser or for better, for life and for death, to
Sal ; I am that very thing ; me. Peter Spo
rum. Esquire:" With that lup and telled
them all shout it liom Alpher tu Oinegar.—
Thely were all mighty pleased and mighty
and I went to bed 116 proud as a
young rooster with his first spurs.
O Johostifar! didn't I feel tremendous
good, and•kelit getting that way all rite. I
didn't sleep a wink, but kept 'villa' about
and thinkin' till my cup of
_happiness was
full, pressed down and runiiin' over.
All lettere, directed to member.; of the
Legislaturi 2 must be prepaid, or they will
be sent to the dead letter office!
The moat god like thing on earth is the
veneration done to human, worth by the
hearts of men.
BELLEFONTE, CENTRE CO
The Angels.
Taws or nature, 1w t
_of the umltpf
fered"y the hospitality of the patriarch Rod
neophe.. In the history of Hagar we find
the onrortunote woman wanderiog in a des
ert. her child, font with fatigue and per
fahhtK with thirst. ereites her deepest spur.
pathy She bows in prayer, and en angel
conks clown an that stairway of sunbeams
and leads tier to a fountain of water in the
wOdet ne‘s.
aliPkt i
SO It PI frtilta.Genesis to Revelations, the,
angels are gnests that never drink winej--
never supply a inflated taste with any bev
erage that can intoxicate Let woman be
the angel of the age in which we live—eerit
•'g with a pen of flame in her white hand
her denunciation of intemperance in all its
forn v, Nithholding dangerous stimulant at
the hospitable bosri. leading the lost and
fsmished co the fountains of living water.
and !rending with a sword of lire In the
path of the false prophet an the angel did
when Balsam was stopped in too 'mad ca
rei.r of sin and folly."
A Beautiful Picture of Old Age.
Ik ;; r, fi tly errs who imaginen that old age
can one be beautiful :
Mire in naturally but one disease—that
01 old age 'to Jerre Jo. mold as gently
as go am the ens'wen out it hi Arai. or an
the candle in It socket..without, nail* 411./..k
or •riannt, than rn worth taking pains for '—
L/11.1Plly, the lot t`t terrible o f a Mal l a nth
tottering lintlin and gray hat,.. thing by
'die( meal from racking 11111111 .10011 ft urn
nloinmoilir asthma, from tririuri:: gout or
the nlim eaiutb t,otrer,CO the mud all (lie
elide. by lett,oll lir rice %soot r ain gino log
morose gut roliong bitter, and a 00'10 11.
Un 111( 01111 r hand, how nnll66lv hi antitol
is li to a, i toe a. a hearty, buoy ant old age
without ache or vain-, Nollolllo'
alaayr ill the iact gladnenn in the eye .the
hi art metros toli ,nu riling Up and minium
est , ash human sympathies and. love divine
of %bout mtii.lier sang - no oft in the
clear. ma et, and cheery tones of youth and
health,
e any glide. , log tflly o'er their head
Wide up of iMI.PCI.IIOI3 and 14,1,
And molt mot silent n. the shade
Their nizh tly minute. gently move
• Quirk as their thoughts their joye I,llle on
II i t fly not hniteu ewift awnv ,
Their wale are evre bright nri noon
Arid calm an guiltier, evening be "
And when their wort, is done, their jour
ney ended, the life of titne ma to into an itn
mortal xiatence.
A. fade, a Roomer °lud away,
A. Pinks a gala . ..hen 1111.4111 A are o'er,
As gently ahutS lbo eyo orday,
, As dies Wsvo along ihrshore "
Terbare the lamp of life thuti go out, phys
ksally, we must live regularly, feinterately,
'actively, for by these means only can the
tman clock work well, till all the wheels
ar out together, and all cease to run at the
sate Instant ; then (here is no shock.- no
paw, no torture, and scarce a preceptible
struggle, so that the moment of departure
can be nottd only by the most scrutinizing
eye Meader' may such be your mil. and
Oc —Errhpnge
t e ono ing giolicA
- An exchange paps.iFontaine
Broke into the pocket of the editor of
this paper, sttme time during thi., week. a
ten cent puce , who it belongs to s! where
it came from, is a mystery to 17, ' and we
earnestly recitiCst the owner to come and
take it away we have been so long without
monSy that its use 18 entirely forgotten.—
Upon one side is a beautiful young la
dy—with a handkerchief to her eye s, weep
ing to think she has lost her mate, and a
nightcap on a pule, as a signal of distress.
thusi.sionn.—A sentry on Sullivan's Is
land, in the harbor of Chnritsion, fired into
a boat from Fort Sumter on Monday night.
The boat waanumned by three men, and as
they neared" . the beach they wee e ordered oft;
but failing to obey, the sentry fired Upon
thin), whereupon they heal. retreae. l
ft
was belimitd_ that one man was wounded
badly. Whilp some perkons supposed I
men in the boat weird deserted, others Ae
keyed that they were a piity hound up:in
the desperate expedition of spiking the guns
of the secession battery.
_— ---
The falloWfog resolutions were actually
passed by a board of Councilmen :
1. Resolved by this • council that, we
build a new jail. .
"2. Resolved, that theeiew Jail be built
.out of the materials of the old
' l 3. Resolved, that the old jaillm used un
til the now jail is Blushed. -
Could Dublin or Cork boat that
NTY. PENN'A,, THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1861,
!file Unconquered Tribes of Amoco. "I
Camelot' and , he Crittendsu R3aOlutious.
A few days since iiitelllgen reached vs The Ceitienden resol u tions, 1.. jig hi foie The following 'correit=letice to the N
that the AnIII , IIIIIMIS , thr o eth nsa id strong. i lie Selle. , , eitivernor /I'glefdliaile co'' pans •••• Y. (I ob!, shoat boxybusiness eef the 01 business In
othail invaded Chili. -In this c - nection a few. sliluitil 111 faivor of submitting amendments progressing in the slate of Ohio •
;Mils in relation to e.l Arattennians play to Pi. Consti , ii. am to he peopli;; o ili • con=
not he iminteresting to our dere: 'I hey cnisino ol is bete,--4-kne.el C..itiek , i lose. ti .
have tinted
that,
the
11 , ,,,1,110in
1.,,,,,
a
ere a remarkable people ..-a c federation dr, Ins place, and said Its would m a. a l,O a 1
mine at Nadine] to the subject of petroleum
kindred tribes, N ;lc have nit lift ii.ed, Man !,seeeeli, for though his colletigtir—efr , 7 ,In
ii., lbw. I have•neen eJ•iewh'ere. end took
lyre time of the compitst cif It /arm to the trendy repre . rated the 'l , ntitinui.t, of le.
g,
in n deecriptinn of the sec.iiill Imst oil ie.
pre 0..
sent their independence of Sin .as Tt pea had ' II , , S'. had Offered ,be olive hr nett. 31 ' g
.114 %A ,111111 114 be 4111110 pp 'rhino, I hate
0
an the republics it !itch environ them. They '. l e S. u.' tors on the other snle had no• I , i.en
ivithessed 3,,, this letter lleeen is pitmit '4l
mliplet the country comprised between Ina I ~i nor respond. d; but the people is; that
, im the nertheastern part ..1 the st il ie, lin t
toile 30 eteg, 44 , cc. and 39 deg 50 sit: , k .
I-1". S Ad'
"Mild
do
ilYll°°l4 i°
""e
" miles loon Cleieland mid twenty one mile..
end tongiteele 71) deg and 74 deg 30 - ('".ion Re nos , o. lined to vote for the pr. , .
i , from Ei ie. owl 14 the lilwit tun ii ing hiwn iii
Ileir territory thus extends 156 notes r- ~cm si. in " Jr his '''' 'lea g ue ' ' nd • " Quid ( '' n a " ! the Writ Within the last eight months
lon iiie coost, and its tread tip riom rl4 . e ~• lie could to see. , 'he Union.
, '' .l N.. 'inth ed aim fifty lien litioses hat t' been
to ihe crest or ihi Aim,. is p , limo , 150'1111kt , Mr (I•lf.11 (INI.) ) said the 5et111 ,, .. , on 111 ••• lial . ,
it, 11141 hearty one hundred acres of forest
I.s proem-00ns ate snuilae to those (Joni. ....4• n.d so nn. 1. . onlideve , la 11'. l'a ,n. ..
i land have fallen before the ads towing mulch
The people are the most eue..eseful ezcmple • sin aad eles...lee or the Sena or from Penn
,. a 1/0(131100 111 ~ "roil ,
splitters "
ever known or liehan self goveiliniem. stir- .111•11,11/ (Nl' Bigler) .hat .11e3 'd
notd l i
'' fixn
i i , Eight muth. ago a gentleman interested
piinded by Europeane Tiny wepi first up
,11,necess. i v in watch Orn. Iliit lie odiee
1,1 the Tut u•%,11e (I'n ) miner hearing dolt
varied lay die Spaniards in 1537. . Severe' I .idealiti im n rah to bee. Is ed• of velum. , the
ma d"
..-1
i., the
„ens
„f .
~ 0,, place
Wit ,
si•6leml ,- n fii wine rant - ace' 1 . 11 their countri - :SM - 11?;4 1. wire I s-
. In rongly i in praiiitiTiret Wttti - Tett - mum near
Lot they were till adacked and destroyed in I Mr Cann ron snid he {Vett no.r • •
..."' ' be ' and commenced 4e. phis. At the distance
1602 In 1641 a treaty wits made with I. Hamlet who he(' le t tli , mn. , ili g had lint,'
of fifty feet he struck a vein of oil which
i their 'chief, but in 1665 war 'caw/fenced a• I waited tilt Airy heoid leo it Pennsylvante.
Pouted to „ ..ti...... „.... Tob,
e..,
iiiskvbreforrr aim Ito. alrbord - wil Mr. 1 . 4 4 4 . 5 " ( 0 /. o' 4 frd if 11 ''' se"'"" . l ieund. Pi " stiniTlZl7 to P l en . nay vattlar
intervals until 1 : the latter RC- . ~rov, a 9 r Ilk I oll•••INe•• hlnrel. I
formed a company and returned, leasing of
knowledged ,heir independence and permit-,
511' ( . a a r , • , o,' Vet ' ml ' el ' . soil 1 nay n the farmers some six hundred acres.
'ed them to Maintain an embassy a, Santo.- die Seireto• • hal it it will nave he comiti y 1
The company then nub leased the territory
go. In the coiled between (lint , and the , will vole ro, ili, 01-0p0,..i0n firm" colleague.
to partiei fir the purpose of baring for oils
ruitgfer country, the Arancaoisiis remsemed . m e .
,o.ot s litii y ( Del.) spit 1 1i... lie wi -heel
and miner ale. requiring n-hrtnelsorne loony
9 trictly neutral NV P ace 'e of course have s 1
lokavill" ' be S ' onto ` momPean " Ivan "' The fame of the welln emend far and wide
only to glance at their patriotic su weeks, i Sir ('s meioit) heel m.lnifeso 0 a spirit oil ~
mister and faster came up the pilgrims until
which have enlisted t he urin g ,ll u, of she putriottom and .1 iviniiiii io the (mom ry and
tie pilgrimages to the m.idern Meeeli bid
liberal minded of generations nest and been ,he Union, which he though. all might ani
fair in rite! in numbers those made to the
made theme oi many poem. Ileor polith ..t o
ans ient. one li3 the children of the 0, lent.
cal condition is peculiar. Frem (11 , , mime- M. ('rule on _I say to tic Se n ator from .
fliey count nyt, in caravans of large but
morial their lender) has been divided Into , (hair;, a ami o all gi rolempi that ,if they
of small cninpenies, from all imeGons`of the'
four provinces, and each province into five will tab , On. ; intim .nion of my colleague 1
!, ....entry, and sere you here you knelt! see,
a
counties • et county it. furthe, divided in- w ill vote for i :111. 1
No W.II WY'. It
miligling 111 the crowd of miner', Cape Cot
to nine .minships All these smolt (ham- „all ltetso , asked .1 lie approved of the
Yankees, the shrewd Connecticut ditto,
ions are governed by magistrates ender the sentiment, ...r 1.1, coil , ague against coercion
Knickerlioekers. Penneylvaniana, Ili...eters,
chicle of the provinCeS. and the attires are 1 h,./. Is 1.1“. ita Of
. ~., - Badges*: Nreeial K ion uek faint —all ant bit mug
hereditary 'lto governors of .lie provinces Air Cameron —Cocacion is the last remedy
of stmeifitig for themselves a paying ml well
from the grand national council. w hirl, ISI to wine+ I would reeeri
Nearly one lillidred Meant enslnee lire At
presided over try him of their numher. They M I I ireen Is it a ie•nwely a. all l
work day time and night time., and in it
decide on Peace, war and.., foreign rela.ione, , Mr Cerneitin —lt is a had , eniedy
I " inisinlight miming tii see the SIIII.kr 11.1141 the
and convene il.e diet or genres' asseenbl , of no , know whethei 11eould evir resort lot
ntram and the tiers of sit many untelline•t l
ih s „,„provinees al i t it ecn e rgerie t , ( 1( mends. !('eriontly it is ,h.• laat reined) to which I
u ith in a oilmen at i .ely tomtit circuMference,
Ent ry_magiatrate it A member or the dirt, ',mild . t sort . is truly a novel sight.
nod by ilia , body is nelected the command 1
The bent well here is owned by a slassie
, e i•-•ii die f frown among the tor tovernore,
ehUaettd 1111111, which in pumping tit the rite
to vs helm .tin tiflignifng three so ear alligl•
,t .. thirty 0. dirt)-five barrels t. day.' mice. Tlie di t Weltr nil a large Plain he.
The oil 111 11`0 , 1 by nearly all the western
iaet II lil , ;helm and Den•queoo fivers.—
rildroads, also is being exteneitety refined
'l': tin religion to ,01111 thing akin to their pit
in Cleveland, Canfield, Columbus and Can-
Intent institution:4 They recognize a S - 0-
emmiti , and the business of supplying the
in ewe lk , mg aho has numerous govi niers
aid magistrate.. 0 administer ih, neiails of !Mined nil and peculiar lamps required
'Weill% to Ile 'deed the only one west hating
cetestiel geverionent They bold .1m Span
ish language ai such contempt that Its use ayy life. . ...
As the railroad en, e themeeleem u thousand,'
is iiot pi illiiiiCd 01111111111 e (tee/1,0011, And 110
11011:1114 per .......iiii by its ne, and the
in' eignei is allowed to 'settle among them 111
peopte are disrarding - the deadly enmphene,
without adopting an Araucanian Mime
aking up this 1.1 iurdend t 111.4.1 mines
Tlp ir army mellows of both infantry and an d ta
are deitined 0. ;;firperilltlfletit mailnyntelet
' canal, v and usually numbers about three
thousand men The people are stoutly built. and Wealth te thousanil.
of medium heighth, and lighter in complex
ion than other ahoy igines of Ow New World.
Such are the people whose little army, ion
some Arita' not mentioned-, has invaded
Chili As the entire population of Araueo
numbers little more than 100 000 souls, it ip
not Probable that Chili will he seriously dd
vaatated ; but the invasion shows that they
atilt retain some of the smolt of their ances
tors.—San Frrnosco Ifirror.
Popular Vote kw P.eeideut
Notwithstanding the fact that Abraham
Lincoln received a majority of the electoral
votes of the Union for President the popular
vote of the country is largely against him
As near ■s .an be ascertained, the whole
number of vote: polled was 4.709,327
of which Breckenridge Douglas and Bell re
ceived 2 844 151, and Lincothl 1,865 176
leaving a majority against the latter of 978,-
975 !
Thus a majority of nearly iaztillion of
freemen recorded their votes against the Sec
t ional ists ;, yet this is the party which is
prating so 7 Mdl l shout the right of the ma
jority to rule, forgetting el the while that
minorities have rights which must he re
spected.
Ina msttoraly of nearly a million of votes,
they hate succeeded, by a purely Rec ti on •
al Vote—not one Southern State voting, in
their favor- in placing in power their bee
tional candidate, on a Sectional platform,
and have thereby brought the country to
the verge of ruin. And when urged by con•
servative men, and true patriots c! all par
ties, to make some concession to sate the
Union, they indignantly spurn the idea:and
claim thit right of the majority to rule ! The
worst fears of the Father of his Country are
being fulfilled ; the eountrris, cursed with
a sectional, fanatical party, and this glori
dtlPUnioa of ours is convulsed- to its very
centre
~ ^n
don't like to see a voting man form. him.
Self into the society of ladies when he can
see with half an eye that he is not wanted
for instance, how vile It looks to see him
o joineu tidy on the street without her oonsent,
and boldly accompany her home. to her no
small annoyance. Some boys are so self
conceited they think all the girls fill in love
with them at first sight. and some girls are
so bashful they hate to tillap poinotith of a
young fool :god so it goes. ,
Simon points down'!—lt is now said that
Gen. Cameron deelines a sat in ?resident
Lincoln's Oa4llot—whether from . choioo.or
necessity Is not positively' stated.
M. Mason (Va.) efeireil io the fact that
the Senator had voted against Mr Crii,en
resolut lens and :or he amendment of
the Senate! hom !lamp-hire (Mr.
('lark) The Stunt frOm Ohio (Ur. Wade)
had poi seined .he resolutions passed by the
Of 104 S. ate ~r whi r l, deck,
ed .. g immt lir 1'.14011 I 1..111 11) ' ,, lk amt yet
the 'loose or Ass. utl.ly of Ulm. Ind ...filmed
10 one of .Mst Los 110 aa..trd 0
•11101 N the people of his Stair and .li. room ry
the ddr, a ace bet wc. ,i 6e p. oil 4.1 nod the
pr.ict me of ,lies , gent l. 111. II
Callielo I Ild .be S. limior ...in V•r.
grills seetilid in be anxious for an use 1141: 1.0
leave the 1;,11011. Ile lid vu id ris • he did
lx-cause he saw 110 1101l10•010.11 10 eOlllO,Olll
- on the othi r side unless we went to them
on our befitted knees' and asitt.d foigivet.css I MRCIIA Nrrs -Mechanics. nottilthstanding
Ile should ask no forgiveness because lie h. d the fashion of the would be considered arm
done no wrong. Ile wits still willing to fo, tocracy to put on an s and turn up then4o•
hes at the idea of associating with them are
give the backsliding of the South and do nil
he could to preserve the Union, but he was begninin4 to be valued at what they are
worth. P 4 all men should he, and if they do
not to be dragooned or di' yen It WAS the I ,
not utima positiori in society and in the
peer and equal of the Senator from Virgin
ia. world. it Is not because they ate mechanics.
Mr Mason said lie was unconscious of If the y tin not cern/net themaol•e• it , • man
having said anything to arouse the Senator { tier to be worthy offt e 4 obey have no Tight 'o
expect it. The learned rofessions are so
from Petitutylvama lie did, not waist an
crowded that it taken a man orninre
excuse for leaving thellition. If he wanted
any excuse it was to know how to remain in mdma
rY talent to liciltiqp. anything more than a
the Union. Ile had seen .o day, six sena.: elmnPell'iloy• Men are beginning to train
Vie th
their sons, sod very properly, for oilier
tom take form,' leave, anti he knew
things beside law and medicine, Mid we
Union was dissolved -absolutely dissolved,
The Senators may not recognize its disso:u 11" d young wen who have received the ad•
vantages of shire's] education turning their
than. butthat does not alter theta*. Those
attention to mechanism; as more likely to
Stales are gone, and the chairs of their rep
secure their independence. That man shill
resent are vaimilt. What is the ritnie•
work, is a decree of heaven . ,.and that a nun
dy Coercion ? Shall we use the droop
who works for a living 18 netsentitled to as
line that the pedagogue inflicts on the urchin
' much respect as a man who ;gets &Jiving
at school 7 The Co”sii.odoti is ag
Arhout working forlt,lii re idea, Which, if
cion—humanity and .he civilized world
it eve exist,d, is fast vanishing from the
minds of men.
against it
MI Saulsbury stid he looked upon the re
math s of .he SCIIO tor fork .. .Penns) Iva ilia as
i SUN'DAY SWISS. -' Strange that all kind;
an omen of good. Ile bilteved that the Sim
of leather are too poor to go to oburch in on
stor wet s neer°, and though four or five
States have left us. it Senators oil this side a wit B "" da y' W hat is the matter wi t h 11l
our merinos that shoes cannot he made which
meet the Pwrisylvaniati, soil in the ....me
Spin,.
the
limo,.
will
,till
taunts.
Ile
10. are proof against Sunday mud and Sunday
wet 1 Multitudes of peoplwrun around all
yoked all the Senators to inmate the 61,114
tht week in ordinary leather", and no harm
of the Senator Irmo Periurrylvaitia.
comes to them. But if the pavement be the
We cannot make car unless c e change
least wet on Sunday morning, they are ear.
the laws, 11111 WV camas chimp the lac s
001v.,8
we
violate
the Constitution. But
the Lain that they shall get their feet soaking
wet, rod they might as cell order their cot
the question of peace or war :5 Ili the hands
fins al once, as to go out in such shoifirt as
of the niajority. The South deplored is a•
they have. What is the mastery that makes
because oh the consequences. and not from
leather which is so impenetrable on all the
fear. And if shiewas forced into car, then
other days of the week, not touch better
there would be such a confiret Rs the N Otld
limn brown paper on stmday mOrning I Who
has Inver sum. 'Pint only e'aeuire lit 14 Anted
will make his fortuhe by providing the vast
was how to remain in the Uttion , and c wild
to um
that
the smielor from pe . misytee l im army of stay-atthomea with a patent int
prayed eburcrkoing shoe, warranted water
could give him such an excuse. ,
Mr Cameron said he had not heard of any' Moron Sundays I .
threats of war from his State ; but, 11 it must I '
conic. Penns) beanie will he ready to meet 11. : There won't be a thing done this wmter but
polities," said Jonathan, who was discussing
The people of his State sere ready to do any .
matters at our depot with a olty friend. I
thing honorable to save the Union. They I
tell you that I can't meet anybody butwhat
were willing to yield all prejudices ; but the '
they're puffin' inter me 'bput the Little Llit
North bps committed no aggression nor
ant, Shuthera niggers, old Brown , the con
wrong, and you can't drive Item by bullying
stitatlMlT'spread eagle, kart Splitter, and a
them. If you want the Union preserved lot
thuhdering tot df other names. Oonsarn it,
us know what wrong we can [Arms, and •
we willtiVress it. why ~the bull frogs in the pond back of out
1, , ' ___- r yarie, NO all on a titter ; bellowing out,
"Old. be—Old Abe"—"lllinois—lllinois"
..-"Put him through—chug." •
A dirty.lellow who never waOhes himnelt
maybe eai4 to " preserve tholikislmarks."
The Ohio Oil Reg.ons.
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VOLUME 6---IUIVIIER 6.
THE LATEST NEWS
F;E-linr w llT ill linn been elerted, IT. S: :
Senator in pign of Mr. Hannibal
lin.
Fifty laden wdli 110,0110 boles of
cotton, were eleored at eo Mon
d
Idnenin jo..t Been proew riled with
a `....:2 - 01 headed cane, I.y
friend
w. 11 I laFr, Ilarri.lturg,
110011 nlqunnh • d (Ir l , uiy nitoruey general of
I‘. 3 , 1 , ) IA aim'.
beet' re-elecind
01 11;1. i't A4)41'4111,1 State Agri-
t
compuTty of emTpers and miners from
West joint, acting its infantry, arrived a
few dn . ).l ngo
E I, F:tiner !wen appointed postwas
'ter at Nlount Union,llunting.lon county, Pa.
vII lk ujibettin—lt--Putrwr.
The netu d expense of the John Brown
raid has been reported to the Virginia Leg-
el, potatoes fifteen cents and wbeat fitly
emits per bo.liel in 31ole.711), 111.
The Rom Alan Imperial manifesto, annonne
inq the abolition of serfdom, Is expected to
be 11116111111 ell Ml ' the 3d of Mardi.
It is aterd that a eon of the lion W. L
Yancey ha's re+igned ilk place in the Anna
plie academy, and ham pate home.
Judge Jones, I.t tite C S I)istrict, Court,
and the C'S MurshAll end S. Attor
ney, ill Alumna, hare sent In dick resigna
tion,.
he Ohh, ll,Niqe of itepre.enlatit es, Ly a
tote of 58 to 31, has iotletioately postpone.'
a tall to repeal the I ' CI call til I.tleerty Law
of.ltliat State.
The S.utli Carolina Legislature has pass-
Lill jo_stay the e.dlection of all debts
doe by Carolinians to the eiticens of non
s'avelmiding States
Oa Friday between ail and P °vela hun
dred stint and shell, made at Richmond, Va.,
fur the atithuritier Snail Curulina, were
dilattched to ti :State.
nu. fors Anderson, ono of the finest
steatneri..ol the St'. Louis mid New Orleans
itpe, Vra6 sunk a low days ago at Eagle
Bend, forty :miles abit%e \ icksburg. Stz
hundred hogsheads of sugar awl eight
hundred sacks of Golfe wine lost.
In Ifahrax county, Va., an effort is be
ing made to rathe '.7.11),(KN1 to arm the people.
and In Charlotte conuty, 1 H., It IS proposed
to rtuxe ....7,000 for the name purpose.
in addition to accruing IV CDllle, the Sec
retary el the Tteeitury eet4tnatos theautuuut
nitcousary to pay the puldie le!,t fulling due
Itefure dilly I, at $20,000,0041 '
A d..patch from Itlemphie, Teen , sap
that it Litt, ry of sixteen t tirty two pound
ers in crec lug there, and that a manufactory
of pumon and IN to he established.
Mode Inland allirfn
bled on Tuew'ay of last week. and un the
same they r“oluttons wore olfcred is both
branches repealing the pet sena! liberty
Governor Letcher has issued a proclama
tion ordering an election, on the 4th of Feb,
ill( ry, of delegates to the Virginia conven
tion, which to to meet on the 13th of Feb-
MEM
Fort Cana-ell, lately token poeFreeion of
by citozenm of North Carolina, has been
evacuated and surrendered to the general
government, by isdtr of the Governor of
the State.
The 31tssissippi State Convention after
adopttog r Alie ordinance of secession *teat •
dispatch tot cashof the Governors of the oth
er Soutern Suttee. Oft the basin 'of. the old
federal coristituttunr?
A disp tch soya that on Saturday the
20th n Aiteing sumo from Fort Sumpter
to Charleston, for the purpose, it is said, of
demanding of South Carolina the etAppage
of fortifiontion now in progress.
The Pavia nark reports that the Emper
or of Rualia ham roaolved to grant a oon
etitutiun to Poland, and to plane it upon a
oimilar Tooting to thnt in which Hungary
stands'in regard to the Austrian empire.
There arelutt seven State „in the Union
in which the post office receipts eaceod the
expenditures. They are hfusaohusetts,
Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Conneetietit,
Now York, Delaware and Pennsylvania.
The contest for 'Su perintengee of the pub
lic grounds is becoming aniulted. There
are any number of patriots who are anxious
to relieve Mr. Boyd of the onerous dudes of
the posi th Salary, nine hundred and twelve
dollars and fifty one-htindredtbs—cuul pick
ings.
A few days ago as ,the three•masted
schooner. D. S. Williams', from Now York.
was about to enter the harbor of Charleston,
she was brought te•.by the battery from
Morrie Island. After some communication
between the captAin and the commanding
otboer, she was allowed to come up.
The American ship Golden Star r from
Mobilo for Liverpool, has been wreekednear
Wereford. She had thirty-seven hundred
and fifty bales of cotton lire board. The
captain's wife, servant girl, and sixteen et
the crew perished with theNvessel. The
aisle and six DIOR wee laved. •