TT TET RE ¢ gEmme Ph go 1L Lees rE the wi TOMES. T., 5 «y+ ON TH: DLATH ICINNIE. | BY MARY FoREsT. Al gh your darling Aidcer hard sly Althoug Remem! Our Savi <’s gone, Tok dark ax cur bloodless b {cals louo, pic's ani d Ler above— , only dear, and took in love. urn or shed a tem. o behold her. whors sare nor troubles rise. i1here, des— hier winni © brow, the Maver. row eo liet Major, and unilcd garter Masters Deport ro ethane was : oar: Major myvacif with the { ment down on the pretty hot fumes of gt there 1 tel or ckstnz, but Hooter y at Fred \ to this s de—it wus the sales ardisu AV lot fhe Assistint, when bis curiosi'y was Ne, PO RCIGAR ; YOU know something ahout —bat not all. As every fellow wig eetiing feave to ao home for a thort sg 1 theoehit I would 3 for a few take a > Fronch y Liens ard v in old Center. Stopping for n shor 4 in Crow Bollew, then en Pie nel in the evening. sre Rome filed de for youu ro nix Mil's about ei tic town, passed yy 0H Cr + Big with natures « le there, noticed no man on nrg’ to gue and giepped at r. ous nec my thirst, the verge am. bade him evening. co Why, M 1 to see . , is that “Yours at! ficting grely. gays I, ~but pray, Mr. Bat. A ter Prin the name of all ur'ure Are YOu Why, Rol er ido ! the prar fr, — t Fow men ~hecaiie 1m thins dasing nurs shiny w i} ie, 1 hit £ th FR that its fade 1x O¥Q in er on it bir our ened heard of the man in the rods ayonnd in the atoe. iherefinve you wil fall to the ground. 1a tiie) sopher ms ces his ways find th ams ston bik the facts and seasonings dey ent on his th theory cn b orv, and not b and when lus ther gested and arrayed. a ean of the find a'l na: sternig to his vee, Hence golfer dont “nxi genni Like myself, wil ' . ftdrwn nga 1 apple d monn in shape like which is the reason thar it always shows a vornd face, and therefore swims around ir no hing hut wa'e which are yer seen vain aseend to the elond-! Ka, ro, ain always desronds, Ad here is the reasan that the apes of the al wav bid from you: a kind of Valance that 1 ke pr the face alwavs, foward vou. and, therefive, he wde, like a p shale J ean<tE il Ta cast its Jiahe downwards, pry h oe tke at pr Ys Jving on the bet cick, 1 shines upwr-de sod you kn at ships at! gen, when they elitirve one of the elon 8 eatled x fhe ene it dais wivong of ihe hu caused a consnskion or Lod 1s of counen dring &i end ent slipped Miss Lona into Look bere, B 1s ocal 1 you.” Alv Bate «Yon lon’ ,ma out, snd lave th h,”’ says he sl intend to vake world in darknossd am going to drag her ont, snd she sh I te and 1+ mine, 1 he made up. My ness, ins ead of bi geen in amdiotypes tionary, &¢, and stead of the cursed © Sop} perheas br braast of all se ny ! likeness, with a rake and the moon nt my | on yon will hear Dol Ive Dutton or} | Leing on butier prints, will, . pnint nas, on sta; i will he seen on cvery | tping, x's, colors and condltior Hoy didd! ». the cats in the fon " C ine see the wan that rok 4 out the moon.’ { one alse singing. | | { “Well” gays I, You ‘had A pill when up went his hands, down wen away,” and the drag made, byt no moon. { the rs GPhai’s a 8 ip, look how she roeks, il bring her the neXt tim 2 Ba I told had not ul {o wart. I must ro up town, He requested me to erilaext day. [1 eslied, it te had got the gerniched her face. akel him Sul net quite Bob, but would 100k a scab, muon ov fier he tore Lie 10 nigh gif gi h Pieces no gel heauhi of he editorisis, ge erally peaking, (pers ile then ing nd if 1 pot the he Majors doe I rephed, « and what febip § has point ane ring the reed city, from the New Y. ly speak of things which shonld hav none building forts we tate, HNCCR, All doen we ry | his pre-euce the saved us, : | BE | among those who did at home { for the Const ification of the : r savs lie, * but Boh ees 1; they spucared son: Ler struck and very mysterions, «Bah, { he, did you read the leaders in the last] two iscues—ain’t they doubt)’ so, and if you would b: it your rake wi Bh) the m you migh {ican the clippings’ ree in it: s<¥e ban te) that Gv tale | fi 1d 3 but sg th Wa il lies and bars which it {no de pe ‘dence is to be placed in the ru-| { mor.” New, a he Washinoton | Pa From t SOLD YR TR st Tos em We have now put in hee We ca s ssien of this inhospia this department. 5h dny of Avril, advance on Chaileston. val attack on Fort Sumpter on the Tih alt, their has been lirde said is pened even in our own campe — things that of us over heard of About five thousand tre and the We ar a portion of the city, and the rebel camps on James Island can be s:en, but not reach- ed without a heavy force, The rebel pickeis n talking d s1ance of us eve keep their distance through the dny. ‘Ihe weather is extreme month of August in Pennsylvania, vovisions plenty, such ns ell enough, exe ig we wenid wilt uf some oiler kind, The ved us twice inte we came Auth, jest tim {rection ns on Jost clothing bud to be pai cpt to give the caus from which our ctdnng wee ait. it ed: hut rnd (ail all who live suits of Cit era on shove alin va ud url aon. Bat la or clothing and onr b lls over n our cnoms terch-| s : : io lowance fiom twenty to filty is sudlicient © | valh man, Qur offi cers adm’t that had they attended o icin hime, this money could have teen ery. Yeo 3 nd they they spent in drafting t} larch List, to our off drs, our money we onld {hot have been extracted fiom us. > pins from the Norih, many patriotic ers, and: Lost of resolu ins adopted by the differen Their main whole De he ata of department. +1 o Herbanon tie he ope a d ee who 1 They ation and pence, Jon’ want pe A low tie to say. ve bet We sre wil hitter end flag, but we have thus far flrts to ov rwheim the willions arrayed in Sull the encrimsoned waters of th hattle. civil waris nor subside of the mo tter is there is 1s but would »joice at ih Je and an he norable peace. setory to the whole Ame country that the solder vote fur any man who wi Truly yours, A HiGH Co, D 85h. PAV, ~o-a- Repeaticss SC ARGUN axon,” treason at the North,” 1 hang up trai ors,’ + tras sonable demonstrations,’ reason ot the Noarih,”* ‘‘copperher ism,” ceoppoath aded,’ salut tary hang nz. hemp.” -hung at the firs ovat ¢ sediment of fiiih, 00 pe rheaded ’ Sarmput ‘Northern traitors! ason at the Northwe senst,’ treason at our dvots.” shutiernnts,’ firsides,” *hutiernu's in nats on ihe half<hodl, North, howe! hen 4 twisting’ © pperies ids arithing od,’ eoppuheads tur uraason at the Noith,? mids?, ‘enpperhends,’ ays I, « they wera intended to t atch the moon. an, aud that rity is noted for the | add the editorial the Press and it will be spre, avd T left, BOB SHORT, NTIM:BT.-AVFRY IR-| LSTING ARMY LiTT R. we of Eaominer i pom the 85h Pennsylvania Regtnient preparatory to miking ai fiery few thinga to admire in others. The most we har is KX papers. stand weil fortifie 1 breastmorks ever since in view of Sumpter and wari ly x: bh former oecensions, Oar Juring Our CAMA Axi thier requisitic sc but are eager to fight.— ardent desire of every soldier in this atny, eas. cay to tose no! le peace men of our fr ecdom as means of attneks on the princi- o¥ treason in uur widst,” ‘hanged,’ ‘treason at the North,’ home, ‘treason in our “disloyalty inoue midst py the North ulive with Jop weads,’ teopperheads ‘copper! he ds twining: Veep erhoends crashes BELLEFONTE ” THE ew - AND pan _am0- TIONIsH he Pilzrim Futhers, when they landed !on this Continent, ** to worship God ac ed, Ww to the dicintes of their own conscience’ £8YyS | strong.” “No be ' Heres a and to allow no one to worship God ina way 5d the Press which | {different from their own, are said to have sed two important rosoludons, which, and comprehensiveness. | aled in the history of sry other! The first was; «The earth balongs to the saints.” | And the second : accouchucrs wi “ We are the snints.” bE story may be apocryphal, but the! Reporter. [New Ensland character {vel ped itself, by an acne ref ex. eration snd a very 1 ¥oread : — Halleck is to] e report comes from | i pas {for their sanciity stand a nadnees, of course | people, , as it hes sinee de- ] Paumneer. defectnne vospeet for Ge n= of others, hes rescued it [from the charge of intentional slander. It and opin Titi 119 row arzved that if such yesoiutions} ave | inot actuady been jp i now understood ta ba the character of int iy us nearly half | megintors and fri Lhata a, Of a people knuan tw bistory they ir mon hsm lure the nos | ,. their passage | 81 would Perhag rot have militated against what 18 our ends in the and of stesds on county. for ft prone to fad ont ali the good me and took pos- I Jings that fie in themselves. and to loudly Vie island on the | xopess their disappointment at linding so 3 They hat they are tire most refi- gous, the most virtuous, the best informed But since the na- have discovered t tregard to orphans and the most enterprising people on earth: and they have accordingly divided the wor d Descendants of the wl ov freq hy hey frequent- fing two parts, to wit : hap- s, who reprigent the New England idea, and ordinary morials, possessed of for J ! before. fewer apticndes, representing the greet mass here, Jd, We have been yups are left of the people generally. If this ciessification would satisfy the New Inelend friends, few but there is Species of New England philanthropy which beeou es perfeetly tolerable when it tukes a practi- esl direction, Fhe conceit of ther own su- periority, and the low cstimate torimed them of the moral and intellectual gual ties of otiers. make them act with the —cquel fo the bop (ohoolmnsters in religion and polities; in We get pact, in very situa jon of life they think it i~ philanthropic and charitaile to bo contin: stifesicem of 0 wuld of ject (0 from all appear- coms up to with- y night, buat Tegrnie the et the hard ta cad my rationg, willy teaciong those whom they think less rge for 1 anced shore they are and to compel that prymasterhas Vise dg wity of thought which serms fo be es though | (hia to their happiness, and which, if it e failed 10 render mal soitade. 8 of the alrendy Gan taadie ude men nie ol % hich 1 seldom Kiaows etd Men, sa locked upon by the Naw England whale world an inrelicet One of the Fuogland m Latin ate otis 1 for. Tshiall nm charseterisiie we have ii Las alieadv were pot mn hos homage of Lis tel could be trought sronut, would render this pws well Le in the Noe New jer todo ham more baru gated. CFRIDAY MOENING, JUNE 12, 1863. . | PROFOSE DDEMCCRAT.Ci LATFCRIEL. We the Democracy of the State of Towa. order to prepetuata the Union of the States ! establish ju lore tefore the arrival of Tein, last eveniir an gn: avons bes eged th tr Hus crowd of Sec e depot, eager “to atch a | -— os The Nashville Press, of Mon: in tice, secure domestic trarqn : i : { i altavdigham, who, it was | provide for the common defence, promote; at ih lef auisy the 1 | 1 . 3 N i i ferred, had left Louisville m the mormng. | ihe genoral weltare, ard secure the bless Ata few minutes aft x the train.and with the great Mogel of th se Cop, serhead fnetion, LAL thes Dime ihe crowd had juercased to ghont | ity,do by our Ddcpates in Convention As- la thousand persons, and a1ush was made for | se mbled. sdopt the folowing as cur tatioim | the rear is which contained the Northern | of Principles. {tractor The car was eon} letely surrounded? and, sa he ¥ ed sometivie many cb- oy tained a ghmpse of nm, gecure wn their Persons, Vonse, Capers ard Piesenly an ownibug meked np to the dficiseraingt vurcasonstie st grehoes rm on Mas aceon Freel, and Val | andrgham, ¢d by eight or ten sol- ters entered the clumsy vehicw, In gfe ments it started nn Mari of, ATOUIN iy , down Colleye to Church, down C nave h to the ¢ x ) te violated, and no Wares tal, i-sue but nv; se ges, shall pot | { dept plats f ban 1 | sth or allirmetion a the place to be searched, sud & hattanooga ened. in was in reRGIGESS to ih p ing thes i persons ui tl Ings 6 be seized. Resolved, Thint treason against the Unf States shall & i vey ist only in Two yenig agp nd giving them aid and South were a the Seeessionists of the person shal be convicted of Treason on—they row onbrac on the testimony of two williess:s twelve moll ons of Ame master end i 1 | i oe i sga'nst them,or in adhering to they erent i is i IICR US, 1 : game overt act, or on confes in open- slave, Two years ago Ue nung of had no place in the whole North arose 88 6ue man Administration—now there exists one who is styled the great Mcgal of the Cron baits tion of blood. or furfeilure of state, faction.” | during the hie of th The progress of events have in tap Je ~ have in fal traitor § —zhe | Court, anu Congress § Northern Stat shal) have power to de- ment of arourd the |lare the punis no attainder of Treason shall work excel won attained. sl Resolved, tha tivilege of the $s Corpus sh {eft the South without +a faction’ two years -ulso crea ed a faction’ in the i when in ca safely nay mogul n Vaillandighaw, |b is the most at is someihi Norih, of wh eh the ( this feat Mogul” Rut (hie exte ond all proc Resolved ceneed, tecs to us the 1 nt of that ‘action dent of that {ation is sone- g teyord oll precedent—it cinbraces the tica of ibe Stare of Pennsylvania. v York, New J rey, Ohio, Iediwa, Dh- hols, it divdes by a d t line the tier of the Middle States from new Fogland. But (his is Lut pert of tha Awnerican yes, Valls Tao years have made also an ad of div siona between these Mids ng or 18 this 8 reality Press and the pr "51 pEoL { semble, 1 overntnedt for o and to] redesess of gricvances. Resolved, tal we will always give our dis nud nur ¢ d support to the Admins tration in every Constitiational entire 1esiore ine "nion, and enforee the Ttesolved, work of two Laws. dighnw That the present Admivistration Kent cues | i has heen guilty {infringements upon our Congiitational rights that 80h sesfaie dangerous to the liber the jines, of many snd unwarranted mitted Line States and the Southern d 3 line merely des i ates, | | pit ex ties of the prog! eo and destructive to the Ree nublic-—and we hereby prochim our gh a chauge ro the American citizen. Yallandgham is under the Constitution to deman: he disapi vars «ent into a furvign couniry from us, nothing from him-— |W wiint he hag has done, 8 the above the LT we ean hear nt puinons pol ey of the 4dmm id, what he lem, n though the w al Five Spece sa und the Ballot Box, That the enn Farge ihe deps Ig iT depad tans, for us hie meratior the Con orm a tomb certain rights shail not be con rt oof Lipid {lag the Adon ation of W Lr disparage othersr - of Lis Lead. power to protect Rim? Pre. touch a hair At ’ ny tie Cor to abi Sains Sng wud in sl sly. we Sain our from him however anx Von men and hind nm, Tt our allowance, — mind, are either sairta or heathiers, dront iors, Masonsor ante-Masors SIN UP 1yds or teto'a heroes op cowards, pairtiols or irattors, dotlars | New Engiand mind knows no midie I is eonunually on the stretch: it allows forty-two dolinta to mind ; and, in the restiess pursuit of sew happiness, produces =n infinite deal of mis . devoted the time | Bug the fererich excitement of the New Jer resolutions in The | 1 neither fixeli nor other people any peace of lis cast © ry Beat, stiingg ¢ ' wily afl that ty, preserve, tion of th in the hands of a to which Lie has deciar S8 Rnd is, {it is the fact.) wo will, : protect and do fond the United States. WHAT WAS PRY 13h govern, Conwit Cif #8 wn enemy, and as pow er! 4 as it 18 conguivable for mau to be,bp ity of a forein pico an the genere vers now to him MIS D AKD Wi GOT. 15, except ple. Sirs ss a foreign people. Th wen, what corrupt and embecile wads this great. happy and united country 110118 hos- , Ta During the inst Presidential campaign the it Lincoln the country would receive ns of Amer- men have i i: abolition party promised that should be elected, Erg avd mind, which at times is bordering on insanity. does the most mischief in poli- tics. Running constantly to extremes, it in always opposed to corupromise 3 pars the one idea which is uppermost at the time. with faial peiseverance, to its most dn fal const quences, The idea being once e Coneievs ed. that self-esteein of the New F does not permit him to deubt or oppose it: tly at war with somehedy who with him, for tolerance is not one of the furbles of his rgid character, and he sees in men sclilom mare than the twe I see in t regiments in this olj ct seems to he moeiatic p Englander x in y Laval heart with ‘tions concil. le is cons: say the soldiers ao.q pot erness rests wholly er than they ever poles which separate them, {ise to fi:ht to the Under no form of government contd the ew England mind be pro neiive of more mi<chicf than under the Republican one which we are supposed to enjoy. tis here where the greatest Tuvitnde oucht to he gv. en to discussion, and where all opinions neh to be tolerated or combart @ only by the force of argument. Tustead of that, the sectarian sprit in religion and politics of the New Englander pses the very provisions which are made for universal tolerance and uizon and the old wen the fruitless Now, the amth not A men 2nengst aend of this siyug- A pea iiean nation is the satine s of the 83th will ill bring 1t about, ples and convictions of tas fellowmen, de- grading thereby not only the institutions under which we live, Tut actually endanger- ing their safety. All the 7sms that have di wided our country. all the great questions which, since the establiliment of the Fed- eral Constitution, have agitated the Union, ¢.ghoot | ave had their direet or indirect origin in + {the Nev England mind, with i's sweeping aeneralities and its disposition to run to €x- tremes, The idea of the universal emancipation of the nepro and his equality to the white man was born in New England, and has heen pursnedpwith a fanaticism which 1s ready to amerifize everything — liberty, law, ficedom of speech and of the press, trial by jury, the Constitution, and the Union its 1f —to ita realiz tion. The experience of ihe past PRIVATE. rs. ’-——**Northern reason defiantly disloyal ad, “tgopperhead- fe ypperbotiomed,’ thaoging ’ t lamp post,’ ‘Dem. copperhead em,’ hy with treason.) si. ‘treason at ihe They have created ibree distine tle to teach each other, and they rule ' ot to plunder and d 100. of something more, the before the mind the furth tioveroment of the United States 4 iv be the Guverrment has become Lat ten miles square a nand’s breath of (rain, tions and that it is quiet and the distracting politignl questions { which kept peopiein a continuul ferment’ would be perinanantiv settled, and 0 Cease, 2. They pron ised that the cleciion of Lin- cols woul make tives good fill every man's pocket with money, that we ail should get a fare of & territory and hy these sectional separ also witout will er power to protect the property of the free States of America in {ree, and that © roast bee,” should be the rewsa two dollars a day and rd for aday’s labor, eure og PT IRR TIRT ors pT . i story, under the beading, * Mince Pies ¢ ings of Liberty 10 cursilves and our poster-| Resolved Fhat the right of thelpeople ta be levying war comfori— that no { | unless | Treason. but that! corrup. | pound cake snd ather delicacies, : - i ged tha f o government ions, on land or sea. d that if the gover those two 6 The fig of England, mark you, wen —the {lag of the Confederacy, we ¢ with shame, protects our eilizens.— n vessels are to-day tu the vay Port of Philadelphia under the pro codon of, fiving the British flag, and dare not lave i ey promi ed in theif hands, ths publ id offy as if by Aladdie taxation should be Known ro protects A 4 debt shouim e pa inp, ard that 4 Fice press free speech and free homes "way their political woito and ery, fivm cone {end to the other. 1 These among a al ihousnd of other good things. and Lincoln Now what did we get? thie pars witout it—and the hie things were promised, izen of the State of west prominent © is dependent upon the wili of the Nation, which two years ago ad no 0 (hau a nominal existence. And w hy is Val- land gham there §—Liere is the burning hum- {intion. Ttis because this Goverment of the United States was not strong enough to protect him and preserve its own tisten ce, (his is the whole truth and nothing but (he truth, and, it weans, let us be prepared for it—it means the downfall of that Govern- ment or anarchy —it 1s a tar ble fact—1tl Government at Washington is upon ihe was elected. 4s the abolition negro agitation ceased] No, but it is now b g put into practical operation in ¢pposiidon to the » fourths of the American peaples Instead of the promised quiet, from polit jeal pgitation, the country las been po itated into one of the most bleody civil + cad of the public indebleduess bebe loaded two thousand millions in addition, the inter have been ned, we down Ww est of which alone it taxes the pople fo fe (ottering verge of dissolution. We ure : oe a aeonranny | lessened, we have been loaded down with tuo stepping out into the duwrk -a Government thousand millions in additicn, the interest of oh alone it taxes the people to their ute : io pay. New COUNTRRF&IT, — 4 is! Pree speech and (ree press Lave been rut an imitation of a former plate of the bark, very hittle of the said ciroulation is affost, | tolerated on their side, whilst for a Democrat and we presume it will now he entirely call fro tell the truth, has become a peniteniiary ed in. lu is a very simple matier tic fore to detect the new counterful. genuine five plate now in use by the bank of Northumberland conta'ns the Tetters five too week to protect its citizens must inex; tavie full. K. counterfeit and nothing but free” ace. A glorious and happy Union has been J, and the policy of So a8 lo rendera re-uniosn almost iin- severed adwinisiratl mu coints as nothing, the lessons ineuleated b ands,” dveason in Berks eonnty,’ tres n Lat our firesidgs, ircason in our ki‘chiens,” Jour Ro volutior.ary patriots are isughed to irea on inooeur pantnes PreRsSOD IN 0Lr scorn, when this New Fagland iden of hls fedrooms,” streason andor onr beds, ‘eap Yorn) negro equahty is pressed upon the perhencs in our bogus. ‘copperheads in people, And now its correctness and just- tea are to be p oven by sileneiing the tong nes 2! the preasos which refuse 10 be coavines I, and by imprisoning wen who hold onp' = SWE” aE sie opinions, How long will the New Eu- {and idea be permitted thus to lord it over free prople t— Plala. Ace. I= More law suis than lave shits are brought on by attachueny. ‘hutierna 8 at our cur atties,’ butie - dish uty ai the srattors at ing Fomme sunlis ‘ircason in our white, insgried in the body of the note the vignette, and 2 or G00 ¢ cor letters, covering the 5; tending the whole length between the two femele beads, which letters sre not in the counterfeit. The genuine note bas-aloo n red tint. possible, ‘I'hisis but a brief chapter of what has Leen promused, and what we got = fonichinn, EE SS GrNERAL JACSS N oN UI IL AND MILIRARY Pownr. — When the movement was wade in irr e8s to refund General Ja telir ta etier on the k on's fine, Debi oie he Gld pitriot, then in t au ihe 17 To-morrow the fist number of the weekly Age will be issued. Tivs will fa good nows to these who sub crived fur it] lost three mouths ago mvdlpiate the prineiple that the milnary ar houtd always be sabjrct ‘0 the civil pow- Sabacribe for the WATORMAY, ers!’ Herpntage, wiote to a Ke subject, in which Le said, **1 would be the man on esrihio doany act which wonld Ry ee = | | qn ol | fying is to be} {truth availed in Li UXRION CR SECESH?® 1 i | | i | The Louisville Journal tells tris good Trazts.” We he v a ler: the hospi ively i {or the siomaey A eh lady morning witha who carried a larze bas on his erm, covered with a e fiuen cloth, She approached our hae wan friend, sted hi thus; you & tod Union-man {7 sFihd was the Jaconic reply of the German, at the same the casting a hopeful furesaid basket, Batis all T want to know glance at th ] to follow ; and, beckon g the negro v passed 10 the cpposits side of the vhore a revel soldier lay, sane question, to which he very prowpily | 1 rey hed 2 > | <Not by a dd sigh’? 2 Fhe 'ady thereupon uncovered the basket and laid out a bottle of wius, greed soldires, who felt nade her appearance with a large costed onr j erm ted desired to Know if he Wave v Hon fan, + 1 ish, by Got: 1 no ears what yon got; { bese Union.” Tie Laty then set thé basket on the ta | ble, and cur German iriend thot 8 that the 3 case, if it { the other, Bug tmrgine tha length of the | poor fellows face when the lady ancevered the bask hoshel of traets, said ; “fporend BE 1 ei on ful y and 1; '® to co hier side of te house need deta so wore age.’ The lady distributed them and left, Not long fier, cate ano her richly dresa- 11:4dy, w in to one Gernan friend. ho pronsunded the same gestion He stood gage! nz ar the basket, apparently at a loss for a reply. At leogh } ie ans vered her in Yankee | style «folly wa? : Br ‘0’, you no gat mz di; ime; vet n it to baakal 3 i 1 fui ui ~a way about Te it tracts, 1 nese © mit pond Cako unt Ww weber ge i 3 1 here Secesh tak te libel” i goldicra have litle desire to read tracts when hey are famished for tne want | of those little delicacies, so eonducive to the ! feoniy of hospital patients. When our cies visit hospitals with ticts, we would ! st the importance of at bg) Jrrephied the | GO | and srked the mince pies, | which was devoured in the gr sence of ihe somewhat indig ! ig morning, however, an. ! t and presented him with about a | He shook hiz hesd dole | ish; and peside, dat reb-! CINBCIPA'e the Caeens. J hy Letyoh 1. santte of sri ms I Yorz HAT LED iT} Ri . «+1 declare upon Senator, | ay resjonsthilly sam this country r davger to day from the wry. pre fig it the Liberia of roprions ard from the naticg and Abolition. » yower in hair handy, thee Coasticutwn, Cprene Qewst at de fia the Su we, change aid make {2ws to suit this ont itose wio flr a th them in tion i heip dre gq rapt the cons Daniel If Sood, — The fillowing {the Han, Me Bintesciin wre mada he Twin. a Ropot Magus tl. in whieh hoo xjosed the oo oan membe, of Conures retin ton 1h Ah of FHI IIOAN ¢ I Lincoln's 2d train: “The gentleman nat remem or 11d fn vw . Hoputl oan edminsets. ith » fist Loar of a tion } shleh cate tt Cer U > i i upon pre fessions rmoand retrenchment, TR e evidinne ator, there = in- Ad in the land that 3 vhode } ir 1 j= mebody bas plundored thy pots tress el righ in that single year as nuh the enti‘ ep ye . : iT tie entice current yearly expenses of tha | Governioont during the sdwimistration whieh the pt 3 BRUTY W ple henled from power tecnnse of 11a LOUK ON TRIS PICTgus have uo purpoeNe. 1 ot i i tly. to interiors w cin the Sreies rectly op indirent. tthe insti ution of sla- i be ) Pright to do gn, and 1 | [Lave no inclnsa en is de Ina: i re It eeiata, rs 1 have wa fy : kJ oo. so." Lonenin's val, TEEN GM 18Y4, I 1 order and declsre that all rersosg heid {#3 rlovex in the suid designated Staten nid paris of Stated sre and hereafter shall Ya frig: - i sy a Lineein’s Emancipation Proclema- tion, t Neith i! Neither tha President nor Corgrass can can grant Hi] uses Sup moe an dey |e fn as uf & yt ~ ton : bit at discrce. —J8, Bye Du as 3th ane Tn lo Ws speseh at the Ur don Leagnoe Porlenman m nore ic notice. It wav, pe £1. SL, movers £0 the fag pany of i Cixvoiis * Tem sn Le a wan, wad 1 fa Tashan ed to ray that 1 hive wot yet been na. iged : but. if 1 were sn American citizen, 1 wonld a'so te a hued if § were not on the £.d of battle fighting for my country,’ The Lc rguers did nod cheer at this point nt the prececdings. et Pe 57" The Democracy of Phil i em with Beigel i ¥ of Philadelphia hold will be Yotier Rppte a i» great mot ng io ludependencs Square vn re — Gr A 1 i Mouday evening for the prrpsse of express TRIZUTE OF REIRLECT. 1t bling announced to the members orl the Prescott Literary Society, of Pine Grove | Academy, that two of her bro hethood tad fallen io the grasp of death, They fel! on the Bloody field of Chanedd rs- ville in defence of the beloved flag of their follinving preamble country. whereupon and resolutions were slopted expressive of ! the feelings of the socie Wirereas, 1t has pleased Almighty in hisinfinie wisdom to remove God, from our st eur fellow members Caplam Andrew T Muscer and prizate Franklin Durst, ef company Db, 148 bh Regiment U. Mos | fore, Rosoved. Th t we how serntnble ways of Providence rid that we unexpee ad | There before decp'y mourn this sudden and death. esolved, That we sincersly sympathise hesclthiee | with the hiends of the departed 2nd hope that the grace of God may be sufficient for them in their affliction Resoloed, and of our regard of their and characters in our soc iety at d their la. That we, a8 a token® of huh sin: welfare, we weer r her r thirty da YN. atont That a copy of tha sbove reco Jutions he published in one of the 1 papers and that a copy be sent (o the - ends of the deceased. D. F. FORNEY. WM. LL. FRY, D. M. MERCE", Committee. ek oh eager ~~ Free the negroes, snd the roads from Boston to Washington will swarm wiih armed men.—Gon. dade. Yus, they are swarming with armed men: bat armed men on their way hone, disgust- «d hoth with Lincoln and the war. i i ay A negro und rZoing an examination, w Her n an of his mister was a Christian, “No gir, he's a member of Con- pelea gross. Eran aerate 77 The annual commencement of the Missionmy lustitute and Sisq + hanva Col- lege oo sewrred this week, There wore some SIX OF Seven theologival grasuates at the 1nsfitute, and three at the hi call ge. ying t noble band of i sdapred, the in-| r rindigeation at the ontragenas end unconstitutional measure azainst the Hon iehim. There was a great e pecple, no kes than 30, people IT present, by the Hor, Wm Chas. J. | Song and seurd pecches ven Ergler, [Jon E lie Hw need many whe Lew, Ton, resol Hy ow ite Democracy of Philadelp iy gronsed : (are ful ee 7 By the time the s pryopristd 3Tth Congress are expended, debt will Be 2400060 thet suin et the raie of 2 ef the the National C0. To ‘count oh two hundred per prinute pnd twelve hours per day it mould jean ane man busy every day fur a pe dod of Over seventy @1X yerps. | blessings ef ar ah | How do yon like 11 2 These are the ion administration. emp en a : 07" 1a reference to the coming draft we Joo 1 suggest that &il these perons, whe tars opp d to fight tor the nigger. ata {easier Ly contest be eonstivibonaing The law ia clear! wnconstig. fl: ional red should be ee to the ntinos c1of the law. [in our snperior cant If avy rnd. Lan. Lot him nae fewer, be gompelied to pry 13 fail todo 80 with 3 pro There may We |» a future reckoning for thes things, EIEN 177 Adopt this policy, and it will be in your power to 8 amp srmies oul af ihe curl, * * lings will feap like a fami giant mio the fight —~ Gee. President. Stimp armies out of the carth * ile meant samp them into tho earth ! Yates ta 15. Queun re ry id imal iat To DeMockaric Epitors,—Ths Dema cratic Editors of the Siate ure respectfully wiited to attend in Harrisburg, on Ted nesday, the 17th of June ; business of me portance will be submitted, Domoerntic papers please copy. ent ret eat Tuosu are the most valued that ase de wos epviceable, and those are the gigas est, noi that have the most talents, hat that use ful.y. those they possess the most uke. eal OO Ire an— WHAT are you writing such a big baud fo Pat ¥ «Why, vou see my grandmother's dead aa Tm wring & ford etler t r 8, lay viclens 1310] agg
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