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first Volume of , the weekly. SPY. ' With
r::tink : best,:cireelation;: which any, weekly
paper Can iiisiel:ti circulation , 'extending
qiircrifgli'tOtin'''''ind"6iii4iy,'We'hUelitr
..:ready increased our 'list by a very large
•,--additioti•of names: 1•IVewill labor• to make
m thir•Sin,otekteretofore,- a live :Republican .
j'iiiiiitt: f figiriiiivef ) libertif and lieneSt. :The •
wants of.the people have,been - studied
....and:lmill bem. met, so: far. , as 'lies ,in , our
upewerii'4lNOthingriirilt be7•left'itridene' te •
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apleaSurentir4indiorisly':excliide 4 'frore' iti•
pages those objeCticidith9e'adiertiienitintS, -
st iThi6hAow,so geti:e - rillylmcl,their„way in to
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~, i fill- f ind the SYY-41 - elbestineclitim-in'the •
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is increasing-with-vronderful rapidity, we.
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13 - Usiness interests_ of tliia,part. of•,the :State.
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The County Committee.
The,eatepublican County', Conimittee
met OtOrM6Mliiy; amilafier-;affectingnixpr.- - '
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ganization greeeede,,to this - :.election , of
Chairman the ensuing - "Year.''' .There
were bnt.:AW . O . promineiiiettodiilates, Hoe. -
E. BillingfelOntid A. J.. - I.Canffitiln,
That bott:are . good men, eminently qual
ified, for -,the , position, .none : will, .doubt.
The. Express, and t befriends of Mr..13i1•
lingfelf, in so strongly Uriing his election,
attempted niore than, the people were wil
ling to confer upon one single iti . d - 1v;i41a.1.:.
We do not believe that the position was
sought by The partYneeds ad - active'
Chairman ;' . l)nt'it' never did*Seeth
taste to piece in that POsitiinone,Wholiad
. so lately!passed..through a very bitter con
test;restilting in alalumplant victoiy-fOr.
That' tt t t t tt
tered feelings : and we need 'a Ch,airman'
who was .not directly-or ; personally , inter
ested iu'the issues of the campaign;' and •
Who can' these' diScor,dant:ele- i
MenM.,,:Te:heg r leave ici"dffer,.*N:" these .
who assert that the popula r. sys tem of nomi- , :
nation. Willbe a ffe ted the election of this:
Chairman. Such talk is sheei . 'nonsense.,
If, the sister') las'a;'fivin, hold, Upon the
Teeple, and.if it.is. the best, (and: we are.
convinced:there is 'none better) the efforts
of one tnember:'ef the 'Comniittee; or' of
the whole Committee for one yearcan ... not:
nhahge thatipublie . affection' for it.. 'We_
, wonlitle a'strange 'people; inde'ed; , or that
one Man' would be a' terrible' :
• such, we're the rase... , .. •
MEM
ME
We can not condemn •too"strongly that
spirit; no matter where manifested, which
`dictates add 'threate : nsa!l sorts of improb-'
abilities, if its rnMadateS are.' not: obeyed.
Thus while .one "-rine .is broken,,-an
other equally : strongland. : arbitrarY, and
eventually.just as :corrupt, will-,be organi
zed. .' The local -issues - are now.- settled.
'lf those iv - 116 . .-re entrusted:With •the -'gifts
- Bf,'tlie'iteUple, aet''hdeesil;', :r ed 'matter to
what faction 'they, beleng, ,the, people., will
sustain them; if . they betray,their trusts,
'let us 'Make an indiicriniintitesleughter'of
'the faith leas. ' It '' i' : time tiMC:the n ,, 4-
paper centroyersies ; u105e.,,. : Lei , de: cease
-furnishing solid editorials-for.; the Demci
critic neivapaimrs,:or material for Dereo
'ciatie eatitpaign:djoilMerits '':, " •,' '"
~.. As 2 the:result,of the dounty- dommittee
meeting, A. J. , ‘.aulfman, Esq.,;was elect.
'by 'tt.'vote oj 49 againit'22 for Mi. Bil
linfelt:-..Messr. - D. P.':D.OSentUiller` and
,W.,1i...1)7,i150n were, elec : jed ,Secretaries.
. ;Mr. Kauffman brings' to the important of.
:fidepoiatilarity : ;.ability and -energy. -lie
is it 'yoling man widely' kdown, 'Mid''will at
,once enlist the :mare support of theyoung
.Republicans of the-county. The campaign
- will lic'eoridticted with' vigor, :and the' Old
- ,Gditid Williell' I.4).'n:i6iiiisi4,- which 'liiill
allow. the Detnoerecy tp . ' keep thein " P's l'
'----:-Packer. and Pershing:, ~[Since .writing
I the abb4e;'viehBre:redeiVed"ie 'domMuld
niCitii4:fi''' 4 ,6-tiii"''"'lM ii'''t '
strong
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`opposition, pm ,.... ., . , , , ,w
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~.: t n. l ea es a
p), qte r ,persistent, dicta - -
r- timr of any:party or power: icliVetlive i it
in. aeotlit'dolicratia , ,-.,,,, , ~;,,,,,--,
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'Cord Blooded , Outeage-Bellbersite
"Attempt; "Assassinate S.
s , vßewenue'olo.cer,-ihe, Vienna - inti .
:- 1 1.13tyleig , :Vond , Bloni.4-ESeope'::oo.t4l3,
• Assassins.
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I
"James'Mr. Brooks well knawn 'to the
mtisces, generillyas 0 • ;Stems, ;. de,
motive, -commissioned:. by . the .44Internal
'ffteiPentle'Deptirtioent,-.was'issatisinated on
• Monday``'. •;
His life has, heed threatened;
communications„,e l 34.4 l lek f tPaP.Y.t. kev.fl been
sent him, that he treated:them as the'•idle
effusions of some cowardly Wretches !Who
in tiMid 'by thiditpe
,Upon
one ,occosion Mr. Brooks seas waylaid ,nrid
severely,heaten; but- his :strong 'constitu
tion rallied, and ho was soon out =Wad "at
•4 . Mondays afternoon he. proceeded: to the
auction £Cad commission storey f "John
Keenan, No:112
-adelphia, : a:feri_dOors:above ,Arch : ,.street,
.for.the .purpose of..examiningthe. books:
'He' vas szinding.at the - desk.'Conine
to his m AtoOk'froin'the books
of ,Mr, him:was the son
of Mr.':Seenani a •youth •iabont k shako
'year's of Mr.-Broo6, was 'at
Oyer"ihn desk', two Wienc
Aereil,And;stsked, young ~Keen- a n
`sharp' 're rt of ' Was 6 . '6 1 (1 iod
Mr. Brooks turn'id towards the men`, `.Who
r - treateil t undi.asMf;,..Broeks;,advanced;
,one "of - thein threw lc. black jack at - hiw;:
sfrikian him in'thii"foreheiid:." The , "'iiv • O,
men reached the street; - :juitnied:"jaii;''ni,
carriage, antr,weri„driven ; rapidly, away.'
Xr. Brooks• followed the carriage; and - fell
ficlin 'exhaustion ' few:
ktoch:Wsoilih 'of Race street, less than
square away. He was ; taken . into., the
store.. of .Mr. Thomas J..,Martin,'• bear
where lie.fell,'whcin it was disboieind that
en'terin t didc;
onally beneath the right
: , ....:11tetectivestFranklini and-Tryoniwere in?
Ca "street;' near'' Sediid, l 'passing
eastward, and. notieed, a 'chaise being,
driven,rapidlY,Pip
lE r en'klin :raised hand; and'. told-the
' hewoUld'be-airested"for'ifiiif—dri-
;N:ltik,„Tn,e rA:re,f
:liories,-butthe.mornent he got a:little,dis
trancelrom the officers .he.put , whip , to his;
, dhStied' t"'"
hdrieS; away. , ,4 omen or ,
• • -
so•afterwards Mr. 'Franklin Jaw. a _crowd
eoming,,aad, apprehending tbit.sometlaing
watowrong;.'direetedr:/DbtectiveiTriOu
follow°the carriaee,..an, ewelt see o
„ ~•,
I 0 9 Ca ." )n • C C:t
i t SO ,
~ 11, Tryon ran :after :the ,narriage% until
'nearlyieihnnstelLi , ""He With 'limit.
0 , • 1 •• •
-111/33,13113desires,
tifoarriagef. an d was • pu rani - Ho
drove' toqhe :Par k ' ave Ahealarm; and
drivii3g_thionihthe 'Pirk teiteliod
being:
ed
,tintt a ;carriage: passed,ove rapidly sle .
went RYS:4 l F; i # l F47l l i i : d Cl4; !he a:PP: S °
met:tlin,-,Gmard „or %persons
driving toward ihirit, rtf Heo3o4rt!aileitarn.:
ius it 4 "
nes.kinevn,wesiikir-ther,,N7ew4orlic , :.depot,
'l'wentvfentth'zriewilichtifintrPhere
iafie ~1;t1
• 1 . , 11F9., r( 1 97 R , : ° F1RYP,F.9,7?%!.:9 , PF97P , 4 1L
he tioriceivabie . for,:theiesesisv,
Wgl-1#5"e;:i 4 444 .1 g
thAm
r.J.
the Tree Spring as. •
~Meatli of Secretary Bairlino.
'!:-The country mourns the loss., 0f.,4 1 di5.--,
.--, , -..t....v. ,
:tiognished son in the . person cifkAtarr
Geieral John A. Rawlins, seer'etat i .y:bf,
Par., Only thirty-nine years,of4s, : , k4
'hiS'--lield the highest positionAs,fit;Uiti
and. hohor. Ho was 'a Democrat up to
the time of the Kansas slavery question,
under , - Ruchapares,administration..,....At .
Galena, Illinois, in the year 1860, hemet i.
Capt. Grant, and a warm intimacy aeciiice
sprungHip - lietweeii ihein. - Grant thin
prophesied' thltrthi ereasfiti...;l4 &lie::
tween the political parties of the year,
1
- iioutdr-'eoillii - oiiir - Olialtiiti - siifd - thaelf , --- i
qieicitinteitlieWt3e4Wiildiftiiie REwli;
s l
for an associate.T - 1476ns received a stare j
appointment wader .Grant early in the)
- vier, , and. afterithe-surresider of Dolielson,l
itiFivaiir' l in'ttile ° 'ohitii.tes i titel Iti Iliis' ''mi- - i
. _
r:.fit
~ott-t, • t.ct t
Rapity i sporiyed,
and soutl;westorn, campaigns ; being: always ,
tom: • warmest •pefsoo iffrididv off'ta nt.
'ln IVO' 'a:o'rib i; of '1864. 1 he • 'Aes- •
i. , hated aschief :Cit.'s " 1
: •„ , °
: all the, armies,,:of, the ~f l lniteci: :States.
While;serving,-in , thistapticitY We'lideam'e
acquainted with ; him;personaVly ; and;ofteh
had:
,ItterYieirs;
..Though only, atvolunteer,ole commande ,
the -respect .'of•'theiregular' officers,i - and
with' Cltine'sv'e re
',He virus,. llgnified and ,mocest,
sin
cere and tho'uglittia.l. 2 , i ,btoteasily_deceived,
lie - would not 'lend liitneell readily 'rciJnew
theories or ' iarus :, "fie adhered' strictly' to_
principle, and when , his political ; a isoctate,,
of earlier years left the line .d.honeet
policy; he: did not follow: :loss-"will
he kelt' bp' the'Presidene, D`y"the people,
by the nruiy,, undespecia!lihi: the
ts: of; the ; -expressions,t4
Sympathy: or his loss' to‘the. c'ottutry i 'and
particularly to 'the 'Prsideilt,'
Ile,leiveS a, tamily .withi k ut the
meansocli support ;übutthetSociety,of..the
Briny of , Tennesfee • have 'signified , their
intentions to adopt his ebildieti'aii,d;,,
vide fdr them to whiCh he • ,, ratefully as
,seuted. -4; 11
Theca dse:Of his - dba th , is' Origina ee
tribniea
life of „fear yea:rs of inCesimat hid. and
.danger, so,ifur , exhausted ,him•
powerful energies .failed rapidly. -His;ie
one of the feiv,'" the immortal names that
were.poi - bcru;tO ,„, „,„
Petr9leum v. 91,,tgo..cli_cpr., t
.„, Nashy,l44s„beenistutripingl•for,,,Packer,
and the' key note Of his addresses has been
:talenfrea:Briek''PoineiciY's"' iirfieles":on
the carapaigaia Olii~. ' He relates ,his
experience ~as,folOws , 7 ..
••I felt good ez strnet that , sakrid.:soil.
Here, thot I to myself is, a Stitte'Lliflahoti
ers. Here is a Stati which I.,steel
,unly.,,ment.the brawny-armed,an d
handed sons 'uv toil. •Here;forwunstp Lai
- pat h i s , deari ,,:rr
openedl
agin -totls, agin monopolist
tocratio menu nv ;wealth wich;ibylaktimii
hitha bonds, lieu minaged'leiko; into their
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' h ands9 l lF,YtisSa's PP°, ..99 8 • Ivimg l P,
‘ gorj.us ,luxnry.ont tiv t the:svveat,uv ) the la
tori Die n lan d then' rememberingmy last
41)hie:pii4rietiee jrlS - tteiit4iiiWned
to branch cinteußigistte„,!ii the ,Roble.niea
..who, opposed :eopperheadism. ; ,doorinl, the
• war , :ivhengthe , most- unearthly yellibtliat
niar'iini heard 'assailed, "'
•44 wh C! yu ,4bet
.; .
didate for Governor ?" shouted the infoo t r
riated mob,'and , stnnes•and:streksbegan
to hail
two enthttsiastie,,admiters ofA'acker,rushi
'ea to - grocery.haudy :by ; and.returned in a
rninuit." with'. a' 'basket egge.ik•Thern'n
'abed stand, 13;e!
1
„TELF.,bentocratko:,party l has,,not,yet re=
ali zed :the si tuu tion of. affairs: The'• pout!
ioal
envelop- their visione. Sl6:yery 'the
ger” and fossils of . the i ,Buchttnan:lperiod
• oce Or their minds. , ! The • Lyeo mi tig'i•Ga-!
• —.
zette.' the - ollest'detrtherhtie 'paithild'tl4
northern part of: Peona3;l!aiiiti, thds, dis
courses on the present status ofithe,party
.
The, great,trouble:, , withctbe..Derneoracy;
:and one or tbeßringipel.,eausea,of,,tbeir reJ
Pealed ; defeats as as loading - ,their' candidates
, McCl ells tea rid Seymour. , -There. iei no
:guisingAbie fact 4 ;
In, ,tbe noinination, - „ot,Tudge,l'aCker tor t
'UoVernor'we - i;voiltd. hirsre pi:ere r,rricra Mo'rei
liberal atriirmj-toile" , t tie t 'did , not 'ink e ,
0/o,:issuee!,--Initaceepted , thesituation plain i
ly,..and. ; squarrity, A . ~yir,_eregaidJOß„sulfrage;
queatlOn aettl6d;, to .riot out nop,lli like ,
• puttlneydue'ifeed l ii'murist* li . tiinfie waft 'or
attempting to dew :tip agriat
racy ; inust,euLtivate..snore. 7 Aberaltand.,eu-,
barged ..politteal,ldeaa. if,they ever v expeet to
' regaln`entifelk`thli'pisilge' they have lostl
AloliticaP iss'de We& noiv'deitd'ind'bti-1,
lied-to attempt MI revive 'them iwthe shelit-1
eat PUY,-
:••1' ~, , : L N JO :11. A. , 1,11 ;•• U... rl ' ti.... , i 311
i 1! I. r . i P ' 11t t ' 1: ! i g j ok.q, grOPII njAc".i ; 44P
on the :Democracy-that story circulated!
'by a: "bu u, aim." lit go u tit haYtliiit hilies trick
Identictl: , ,V44-olf,;itie sr ".4lif,:ir:AfVsj
Hill, was pardoned by Gov. dcary,,And
had a dead convict' buried in, liisiplabe• at f
,the' time of_exeentibiil" Thi%knllibility"citi
the over-predu as mocracy surpasses
lo ,ty,t, cfe d.•: , ::-.. ,•. 1,1 , 31 t.: ,ci i
,eyeiytt . d.ug, ly:,t4is, age
. of, wkoders,„ ,Afterl
whileAheymill:believe•that-their !.':partieu-I-
Ili friend; '13 .- Offth;'ib'eeilll'itliiil'lnalislill 1
be:ii:F„avOt ghto.oiil ;fore pct
.dency,4..1:72 3.,,pr j ,itia't ~Itichlnond, 701481
-never I:takenpand3that-ISeymeur , defeatedi
-Grant' ) Tlie'i iftei i . ii'thiJ li , ifdyr:tdiielinin
fiiii.4 P,i i ;•; l)f t t - i :,, : f-41iF 4 4F -- -0:i t lif::::.4- 4 4 1 .1
:deb4i.an4: the ; flu. PPressje% ii ' f filkld..7 in kth,e
Revenue - Departmentz:both Yjsdrprising
-fa et'S IC, 7 n; ire'bioertt. - hW I ' l -4 '' km 4 ' ii* . '' rr
ri..if.il L 12,1 7) , 1L7 r ir.1 . t InAnerr.: •Al 7 117,1 ,p_rzlito.,4ll. 1
Vav g t•,...wal ti lzig.evei o vA;„l „ , , 6v e
•Ar • ' rut? 'Weft
' 44ra,O.Y. , ,,Yes,•lP,Acker, - Xershingrifeadler.
ton - sad likimeioyilm , roilii ;1010 hittlief=
iitleinii ia`
11S3trt 'AtT
•9
Tas G.a
'R P
ia•fiff;PCeiti4trnt'lln. ider:P
, 84°1.2 Y* r t h ! ch Arn 4 . l l97ff t
- ea
o ,i
"'Si/siiV/` *.rinsrlucr fo3.
Seliteniber eoiaitis 4tit.6iiia.
ke fafe'l cohvibit
4 3
rriLe.
~,Otirs;,tounglßotlca for -Septum beh is - fa/11ot
spirit, 'ant matioiwinstructips„ isude
arkadmirable potposirri. ASr ui . 1.1 W,
,c4,;•,;;k:
;•''
Eitt . tly
f Waitrin:Wed:9",fA-W "
isuctesS.E. • • -
orilluilie lase, Eieen , dshipiciea , iiriiiiflOgdisit6;
f o i.4E DE ei t i n 62: v.1:41 . 4t .toz, •ci 14t
:...,Aptrt.,toLeonfu:ds, L ynos s ,k edp.rn:/,*nw
live az :Olnatam, N. Y., on Thursday.
WOMlAnnAeatedJ •
:En 3 twon OPT .EF.E§Piri-hTlie:l9 . tperiot. tone , „
1111fliktb&fivaiiii,
forincminatl6V6f
our ounty tlo7iet, s64ests.ilie!
Ss.tthe..Express. espectally.the,ofgOr"CraclW
a att-exponent 6Kr:l9 - principles oPLI~e lie=
publican party of our county - f Are not jai
columns used for the advancement of indi
vidual members of our party, rather .than
...foralts.prhielpleaLanth - c
measureslirstltslat-z
_ ... .
tering in - behalf of Mr. Eallingfelt,lioring
-thlichitiVa:Sii,(iolid it'el\ihaii
was an acceded fact long before our. Prima,
-ry elections) and its silence as to . the other
r ,
1 1 12 In j n. ( no 9WP ra Cott ' a oie or
behalf of John B.Warfel: it gentleman
-equarydistb3guished.for .edanation,:integ...
crdi
(date 'for senitto.f.leis
•SAvt lL 'A , .t°2 3 .lll ,b/ P-k i lgi 3 9_c f l7 - 09/*/? 2 :6 0 .
APIRP t IT:III4 E INIPIPi.F4OI , P f :FPRFA u P 6.
n 1 wan irnsfeil na, presort nkm ;
felt, and, iri,demiunelnikr.lKaliffrilan El:/91:0
a aindiclatefor cbairmaxt al the committee.
ilow humiliating to Mr, itillingfelt
',P .ll ?°t'
i nnige,fmngettesonyßte ht,hist.enomin.g ! tion
,_,for4lte Senate, to,,berf6iited.aea : candidate
.for chairman and he defeatedysimply, 6e
,ca4s!4 the. Express Imperiously,.., tn 4 6 , r 1 4, , , , , , 1qed
, election„, ! Ty,2: denotinceent, , Mr.
and,. other genttemen, l active
the ;l 42 l : s PfI4,LIF
VaSS• itithe tone and spirit manifested by
• the. 6 ",zPrf 93, nruS?? l ,9°Y9t9lk )e i l e, ffi„? ni t i F4 n g
„nd, pernicloge to,,the,,heat .in.teEe.sts,Of the
Repubileit'n party. And ~Ve• are ied , lo ask.
Ak!rjetN7 l syh , ,:tnec wH sttpnld „cocain:l2y t,9
i rt , cejr,nise,tbeptiity EveiiirigE.cprers as it
liutilr eicp , mentmf,thi.3 - Kii)ciples,ao inter
ests,
whicirit so arrogantlyaaeametl, ; „ ;
MED
Terrible lug Trio
' fit its ma Slytllroeakidid.
PLYMOUTH, Pa., Sept: are broke
out tins'morniug• In allue in - the bottom of
the Sten hen shaft;''tiWneifOliici'DLlUW:;"ire,
sin d"4 11" time the
411 E:fforis fe'shi*'o4'flatiVeswere 'it++ irain',
a`ri'd"ihe irhole sYritC>aurg`irelt; 'imithcify
jug up the shaft. Over two hundred :men
are an the ' sliriTt '; hnd'titive ' no' CordinimieaL
Lion out, with no chauc . e ofaid
,as tp ' a drily
`V, , tii;:?O'i. 4 'gettii , ii` 'shaft teas
tAit: - :?oas
'lt ; • ,t,ll4"the - WE'dte'Vuliiiii? 'have
for
want of air: • , i
("
baird and an'd' tire :
ac;rd ft for_the put-
`Pose 9e ci6e nCeliiik 164 fi.AilLet:c; , :,?..c....t.tiV
can be cleaned out and the cenditiOnni
11;etheYilte y riltilited. : 1 - 14ill:Probtit'dy take
"till in 2 incig4Wy ri et4i.l 4 'l3efore any tidings
113 .1
can bereceiver] from them. The seetKat
lienrtrendel/f4.` The fa tniliei`of
the miners are etiligi•eittk'there'in
numbers.
Miners from all parts Oe the coanty . are
thirris iti'Arkcand:Me'rehti.iKtiiid infect the
whole population of s.he town have turned
..J r 'Zs- —.- •- I
out to assist. Tue loss by fire , wat amount
1 toliß'UtViqii,;6oo,
.14` . `All' the physicians in the
vicinity hayebesnsniorecred • to , :at!end
hea; coki3i9n tire , men ascer
I `ial'ned..ll;e'adldr:lng 'eas6 upon the
whole oommuuity ', 'al iiiOst
etVl3lys,t3spemded., 'ype
" he only jiar
t eamed„,,wpr k
t o : daY i nteei a suspension, of
Among_ the” Men - in
L'l4:iiates
efeared,4`rid "t:wiiinent
doWil seventy
yards to a close gangway door„whlch they
could_ „not force, open. They fon nd
,three
"deadrittiie r t; ontside of tke""`door, "'and sui
p#4fpps fumes were pont-pv . 1.1:1 . 5:100 "the
doors rieijfe irere''cliion'reked and
4,/steared,all,tire,:dend . .7,
' ' 1
1 d 'l i,PLvMquvw , Sept , 6:EXer the, rubbish
frcom i the
, Potto'm :pf the shalt was cleared
aviity, ,tWo (leaner/34;1in a bucket;
and sent,:cAtAmp to send ' downd.
a pick an
41O'yeri'o ckeartll -The bucket SVAA ' 6lollgh aild two netilti‘ited ttoWn
with toota. ,As they started, the men at the
bete:Al i r e w: stpcf, them to,horry.„ and onir
t he reaching iliep‘o;t4im:hOtg
:,‘ r't I 01 ..art
SoasarroN, Sept. 6.—Despatches reconved
from Ayondale,say . that,„Thonas i
:af -
1 1lame. p,lymouth.,
„and 'Dvid : T_Ot/Se, of,
' :'t'4l9' ll, e i .: N vlrlY?" 4t z: d i i :‘ ll (P. make
Iftir:ther irtventipii , o,ne, were' suffocated;
their:Second attempt: . :"` •
,and: body-.
„was ,
,
David Oxv.i .l *420
1, 1
went down.
Ii
L 9 Plmm
Chet fooltdof 4,R . aV 0.k901 . 4P09
a 'V`9 c f t ° l
~. wheu ..
V!rPlPe!#'
etc„con e J up, John W' ,soil YsYc±dotPs
9111PSPt the body.
A!' WA l 9i t '9 n l/ t9 -P,gP.P o :7 t .l r q„ na Wt it
aiiv,e except wijl. l 4 la 4d ,
i till hope, ipr,r ti he,liv t es , of
the, men: in tir
Avondale inii}e littib,jen
down-intoe 31
.
lo,petietratefaronl
account of thi . „fo . A4ll3.lo;ci . ,theeii.- Iris onhpj
Pl i fin ra *: :1'
'1 :3 . 7. 1,1 4 Y, " TP r ' l l ll g . 1
IR,l l • 3 7v l 'f t c!' * A se g°42 s ? iz , Op , *PO, '; 11 0-i
li
...,novsEed t4rApid;.bc.o):eipl'A 1 7 14;5-1111 . 45'
,which tb y }ver s o' erecting for- ;proteetton
„ttAtitist . pe, fiery, vapor. ' ,
ni be r Urtile!
, pray )ivAlifeido ;.l .Committees to aid . the, sulfore •
rs i bave hove
"formeci at the,aoene ,of,,t*y, disaster. ,11 - 3?..1
fAs3 gteelcpy ,§4,37o,and,GoN7,ernor:
:91?ar37,00 iPr,Ater,"49.l.
oit.s7 1';
paito,ilsy
on,iogallitud a;
The"itesseniii" 'ii3d"".F l '4o"
1 13ow IR 4 P,Ifi s N e ili; 1 4 L 6 1 '0 . .ik a ';T.T h r 1 9 7; 9 3 '
' N /4: i. e/s JRFt . in*l;( * )/4i Pg
god!..g4..jao;POoNikt street,, above , BSond. k
e4F 1 .17,9! . .ks
day morning. The loss is esticnatOpmti
-$414C2X,,4g 0 3,qr51,
•qualagtill- mitt
TI/P,P l o. o 4igeilfte9.PlMlNYN44. -
W4. 1 0'..9V 1 91Pg115. 1 .94:5:9!:4 3 94PN:4-47)5 1 . g:rfigt
01,+? 1 P.F4. 11 .72.4g41 .
~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
_A4.4 5 99, i_b1479.44 of
1517 3 de 4"`,1 3 c 0 ,.094M.3: 0 94 P./#1 1 ,P.; 8 OAS'
:o,73ckt.}§t4 3 ° .th.Thi4,7y4 B 44ats94.0aAW
- 1 . 11 4 2 AYA1 . .P.l.nlinkTign'A,ngeg4*rY,OPscaP?9A
4 :?Y'llaßrgLOW. l3 •l,.Xtfli , 1,14 Itl',;3;ii •
-tl4.4ltl7 l 4 l AlierAP.4 . t00k . 4. 1 0 3 i4 2 1403tPre': '
~hop3tttt49l,4l ts.thoßeci,ltentiadAl. :AAA
Itiltrn..*.X . :4 , 3First.bgrif4f:Arplgo.w.itArtyl4;
PitEts:4E!b99ltP. s ;99 o ,ForiqratiA.:Eo4o o 24o.o, , !,
',4,ar.0,dt., 111 9. 1 4 1 4 0 04.,V;,!h, ppL,4iciqchi.y.,Edgr
'OW,e.4,5lgt 4 AP T? l l44ict:P.V.lltrtill , " - '
. fg uain gf lev s , k r,,t g- E lPMldnlifoßtodeft.itit%
theAvondale mine worksi:
month,'' Pa7littinr - bniiin - -"btirried.• ' , Loss
e•lt: ,
oh ; T • hk4sdii"., i 'Citio`tlibiiisii'd!hiiiiiii li:5A ,1
>it;'drrtdrned'oui `of emp76 anent;' likeirEX
Vala'n'fs3oi) d'eatiiiy&i.,'"~..4:;-
•opronePWlSnydero wlid , uturderedatiobaril
:eartareattFairinoanteitras
Ma; Prllicut 4 edne4eVirtinibliik.mtliCallitatl
committed suicide by kiading.nialisadln
a bucket of water untill suffocated.
Bold attempt to br eak Jail—Gal
„lant,eoaduct oftlieliteppr.
Last t .Stindaiixiorning,ptiejaileyclea.'We're
ithrowAinto Treat exciteMent 42,an
,Ito break:oo cainty.jatrbY thr,,etiof the;pris-%
'linersi;',3lll 4 ries Htunllten aficl s ..*etiry,
Coleman, twO mulatto'conv lets occupied ad
joining cells, could converse with each other
and make their plans for escape in concert.
/Harrillton-pickedlthe lockvcratthedoor.-.othis. ,
cell with some of his shoemaker's tools.
bleti
-which he said he procured. from.Dt. Comp-.
ton,,jhe attending physichtn r hot which Dr.
C. der.ih : 7siTt is evident ftfoin-later
reports, that tools were used by him us well
-es-his.accomplice in.effecting escape.-After
thus escaping frpm,their cells, the two con
victs went dowiiiitiiirito pounce upon, and
secure the un-deriteeper, -LecvisZliurr, who
wa ihtsibdiridtd,idreamhig of no
int minent , danger:whatever. ,-, The two ;men
throttledfliithiPand' threatened '•-tor tieit his
throat with” Their 'Mee kriiVeslf
raise an i1aiM . ...:112"4,t, 04'47.0; 0 the
keys that „ went,:to
watchman's room armed,ittemseives with'
revolvers, and going:from , cedl.to threW..•
open the doors;callingiiii - -the prisoners
strike for liberty,or death. 7.. Some.struck •
for Liberty,,but the majority struck:forSen-•
senig, the keeper, , andL Felker the baker.
The two; 14fteri*i . 30 1 alarined to-'
reach 1:4 - Aegne;''jnst,ttS!'itatiallten was free
ing at rites 'the' eager" convicts.
A general melee ensued; , Hamilton, Cole
man and John•Curtis.had the.pistols ;.Sen
senig and,: _Felker, had„.stieks.„Stimilton 7 ,
ilee4i4429?4S:etligs;;F,P.l4'erliCiiitibr.M'e44:,t9 se
cure hint regnxtiless:..ef, the pistol. befit
blm ovei-thonend;,:etatb,bed.ifini in the thigh,
and"after''tniilb' beiiting hud soiillitng, in
tvoich the baker tiad'ilie; best of it', 'tilibeeetlea ,
in puttinghitt!,in bis the'
first act up stairs.
e
In I. !lel) it was,' eii
Cu rtis r latifl Cefetitan were I;tlnnitig at ,st nee
t..trough,_ the .. .prison yard, with, the Keeper.;
Sensenig. was the, fleetest s oft.foot;-.pessed -
Curtis and securecreoltimau; dragged him
back into the enirider:andhithiledliim over
to the fender - niferdiee''' lee I ke'r', 'who was
ready to dispatch him - with an iron-pronged
stickif lie did not Heiben•
went s patilt,tY:tiVe 2- iarti[pe:Aet:Sitivis but he
to 1 ?° 11 , 1 1,49, ,,, ff11 " , Y4'° 7 0. 45 .: I • 1 19 ' ll O X.4P:k.e,Y 3 of
_northeastern wugonrdoor, and - ,was safe in
the cornfields adjoining: , 0 • - , • '
fiamiltettri , arid' , Coleinanj "being secnre
every effort iffts,ftitiaeqtliscoVer the wb ere—,
übouts of Ctilifth evening be;
was capture,4 : ,tfeir'.'#fzaticilitOiin, and it
committee . pf.4ltizats ;lie . escort
hint,.tei,Lancaster,:; lie; didn't, play , EsbarP
after.leaving;Lancaster; , as he acted the part
of a traveling gentlatrm,,,tteating,a farm 7 l
or, dealing in plothes, and attending to
_hi's
tonsorial wants.;i;Ae hadrtvgood.start, and
might by "iindustry.aud ,traek have tvorle
',ad" h is' vitii 'hit,'" to 'tile coal "re'i on r
Candifg.' '' • '; ,
Hamilton ha 4 seven yeaig to serve, and
Coleman five. 'they' pass the rest of
their days in peace.
Knick''Ena* from Lancaster.
' triedto' - esca'pe` from the
'Linca:stiir - county; `prison:-:fivo;failed and
and the third got off, but was re-arrested.
See the story es toicrtiowiterti
operandi is a big'W'Or:d
C. - Hater's:beer_ wagon', lost its tongue last.
oSaturday evening, on. ,North.;, , Qtteen street
(ladies never lose their tongespan& two
horse's' ran'off.With , ''rhey were hurt,the
tongue wasn't. The - 'Agricultural and
Horticultural Society bad a - meeting. An=
other will be ; held 'on. , Mondity 'afternoon
and evening, Septetttbdr . '2otll.Tiii`the Court
- House when an etiikaieriiit'flOwers
also be held. The tasting coruntittee, of
we; have , ; often -tried, to. become, a
member but can't, had, and.-always will
„bare,_:ajolly time of.it.,
Member. "The large, size', and excellent
quality" just - Expreo
says the SasqUebantials:low. ,,, -We; wonder
l iettiqt la'sbfL-l'air:" Charles Wise' i.e con
; .ElVrtatipg,pat balloon shoW imself . off
is wiae, 'he'll stay down. it isqui
always safe to be "up in it
It Is reported here,S:;:-,that the - bard , orthe Intek
ligencer still llye Charlio
has left town i with„theprgen:griader.---: ,
-The 1y0ang.4.43 iscl pies., of. Blackstone, after
their giddy round of pleasure , at picnics;
'Ciciquet.ikf hopi; have-come backitO their
h u nti j senoh" is
playing- in Ohio. The colored troops still
get his gun looms up tne know,
a young i` an,wlio ':ilUif.gp4kirtsii:eiceiii the . ;
everill?tcforuo . other purpose than to' see 'll s
-yoiingtelt:Vas
lheliiiVe l iiigre'viits' adi h
We 6;7:eV her t6' her.
SeTeitil of Will soon' leaye f0r:1%6661;
good 'dOjea for'disc c oesion at 3 n debaitingso-1
bF^a
recherche affaly.—/nonitton is a big' word;
bor at the corner." We remember' When!
inanition" , WPs attirVed , of ve 'ttiOus- 1 ,
Itihd dolidr ritistitilmeht biit/it will-dome
lioNnVi- or
rateriteither I ftitarichtily 'Or •m en=
?frillY.: - --AlAnotherphittrc is , talleed
vfoll'ilreagintitie , 4lhutnbit - VWlll4;bon regb, ,
'*filtei , veAtEP - titid lonTg trains.:!-` , -'zCir , the one
Miundreettlid thiilif'candithites fOr
tliavotgiiiviohimrtWetteept , hitreteeni they 'aiel
-qahretitt,g'ithorie" the 'tern 'Yenta ce ‘idodge,"i
theeTbtlo aa4l "rii.4.4."•L'eVlitS'havet'''pesee.
•• . J-j- , `"l'llere , are's r etieritl'yoanglitaiesiffid g
'iieroatil(we'doik tricianiyon)'who'ivalkrapi
Eil'ittitiugolcitilfi r etpiently:'Letthis he - Step-I
Cpetl,Thbselaviiittt dents on , DUL.- - tit IStrek
, iiiicillite . tteripay more attentionlo the laws on!
--Real' , Estate-than' turzr!their attentioU'at So l
7 eAily.raltlderto-Peramia/ property find
‘'olirte-Croquetls losing iM attrectierf;
redasoil igi , gettingtoo :lute to;"' Play with' the!
Bctrtih..'
ninicatiaa' "'
#1:64.6i.gp1r
What litge eau§epf 6:riche inpretising
''l'l`ll . 6 - canelt'wns'riturilfest`in This place on'•
Tuesday last. When the morning 'train!
ficnii" York t art:l - yeti; ' iherei Vvere fon don-I
- vreth"iiithit'earslind sirmen 'for gilaidt
tiiii , thele , Wer le the Terilientiari at .Phila- ,
"1..•,. I .1: - j
- "Diiting" their stitp atibie t place ih'egnarcl;
'fieateti;tliesO , Teltins"te drink'-ltnecigitis, ;
Jirtt . thtii"thaii - itotivicts:t 7 Therr
jiikes 'aid" trittey , ivitlt thitinl
couvrityitd'ire.iniPre.iSltiirio`thi3 mindtitif the,
.yptingrithsit"to. , be . ,hand-entrecV was no dis),
egraceivand tconvict rnarrnbt, less
.yrespeoted... sConvie.ts and guar& might hate
t.beerkillipmformpic-nic party omtheir way;
Itoksonzetwateringzplace.. , Some otthe:by
tatanderstectuld not epermit.itheseo i
Yorkers
t.to show tntiore , :respeetdbr felons4than they,
-so theyigallantedl them t to , ',the 'cars;•and total
rlearvimpethook.them ylthe hand'in a cordiall .
frirennerf•
AS long as ci tizens"Showl - sountrch , respect 1
AO [plops, iao, lorlg, imay l we look out for:She
Aeseas i o,ok eshile. ;‘ ,Flandeutlp,l3ave.hecomp
54.,ilitttkoM9vint*Piling , fiYulPa,t4Y 4 1
i plasfrityA he t
-who, has suffered by;,the
'fctiPS t0.5t,084.-4A l 4qttditire.to Rboy ,
their oh ristia u charity, "rut; the:
bzsr
- - •
i.T.m '
MEM
•
't: l6 in 1, 00r4110
-Ir,4l.4x:arititoeratioapeeltneu :of the eod.figli
alicialeslAntlaielonging:to the ritee of quacks
came' to town u fawdayscago,iwent to one of
-ourffirst-elbiss , hotels,initd engaged a suit of
rooting.% , The; roomd• i teci,h i the .
oteeeliontotiations , Wiere;latisfactory, - Mur he
'' . hadn'tenough money to pny he priceaskod.
It r asuremOoft , ..he /lift; ib:simmted wltb.onn betel
Amoorntuodatiena: th
deart:pooket-bcikl-A..ConielEriek xnye,friend,
,andwiemetiowitaylittleaoDonit.gitack.it4too
vinich,r.toklymi(imightihe4aketioforlit silly
goose44Colduthilthaahaeadbatkitow,:tiovrip;
"keep a hotel ;" but then you must.maaage
the "how" wherewith to pay. "p."
Spy-ings.
.ane Linttls bard up.
T,
Uncle is load.
mare's nest—a stable.
3 t —Golden inean—tbe miser.
,? , :'- 7 pliaoped'llps predominate.
` , ::Y,.-i-Mainn'ivants water-works
—Pottsville bus a daily paper
—Nashville has &Rotten Row
—Notes by hand—A drummer's.
—Spain is getting the needle gun.
—This is the initial oyster month.'
—Jim. Neal supports Mrs:Stowe:
—Elrs.-Lander lingers in England.-
4-.:A`rat bite linishediul
—Reading will celebrate Hombolt.
SiinditY ROPit blic rishes.
—TAWS - ea:VA fain u t
—Moldavia is persecuting the Jews.
—These 'orlip days brace the system. .1 I
—The Empress of Austria is fading( I
1 —Horse cars run to Mammouth cave.
—Coal,has been discovered in Poland. I
—Memphis had'a , Confederate pic-xdo.
ci 'L-TheheSt:ifisireS of
.; Parrs dauseuse* hasrtrOl,ooo ;dress;
'-Brussbls ;is excited, by'child-stealers.
inaPrMe&pe May. I r
Aticladiana'ctinary'died of SuEStioke.
—New,Mondity is.the Jewishalew Year.
There is na'ciare'fbi :: re'd hair iiuedeath.
.—Sunclay car crowding is still winked at,
—Pillow-case masquerades are'anovelty.
—A • dog tourneymong enlivens Chicago.
—Utah is to be pitied, Laving small-pox.
—Political camp fires are begining to burn.
r --Lci ivO ..I.:Ogan'slaStbook is et't fled itj i eV."
—Bills now prose ntabie—Musquito
—The dear creut u res of the period—Sheep.
17p0atlil tootb was dug' up at 3s.7..su
ville.
Vanderbilt don:t know'bow to eat
—A. live seal is tbe beikilttil)l3 in jersey
City.
—Out oil a tly—A bird' escaped from its
cage.
-ill's silk ivotmen France' are no a
strike.. .
—Lnmorlelle thieves haunt Paris Paris came-
OEM
, . ,
'New'Alkiany jar of peatches kept 14
yeara..
, got _water- work 4 ,;on ,the
bruin.
--Johnson is getting his career set to
music.
lia.ticisona"e
widow.
—Peon', Incl., 'has ague, and they shake
.. , ., :7 7The. Broad street,. fire will cheapen beef
:tonges. , : ••
Di'itiforiwll.lticake an immense
—The New Idea is a local journalistic
venture.
—A liea , Bedford 'canary bird has died,
'Zi.t-otto' fora joarxialist,-"Do write 'ena
feel. ilia:"
—Poor beer makes '2OOO idiots a year for
England. •-• I"; I
—lda ,Lewisygill row hqr ,boat „on the
. - '1 • '• • ' r •- •• • ' I
Jllenry'' 'cradle was bread tray
on rockers. , ,
..• —There will be,lively,xeenes in Congress
ibis winter.
SQUID. i
—Some one asks if Mrs. Stowe's name
isa , t.logari.. Z. ;
—Harriet is called,- ":Old Sister Stowe, "
down south.
—The Lancaster intelligencer has a poli
cat 'songster. ,•
—A gipsy campht Somerville bas'eaused
a:poultry rise.' • • • " • • ,
The, rn:in' who stood 'l‘;;y:hiS Colors is a
painter.,- „ . ,• -
''-'--Cincinnati.. is war'''a.hont her
street railway. ,
—The prairie' chicken , crop in Illinois 'is
light this year.. " • - ,• '
Grcoery-store nibbling is called small
thoughtlessness. ,
—A thickness ,or saim on impedes Frazier
river nnvigation.' ' '' ' • " ....
, 1
—Red hair will furiously rage with . the
Grecian benders,
—lt cost a man in Io wa three stacks of hay
to light his pipe. '
* - hTe Vll i t t e i n s. i4 va a d. umvsliap.ey, the , ; sharpest?
—A base ball club in Washington is named
the "Aromatics."
—Oblong° inis imported from France a
steam road roller. "
—Andrew Jackson Davis has a large
spiritual nauseant.
—Ohio bus a, base ball club, called the
"Whoop-ern-ups."
—Anna D. rode up the Yo Semite on a
mule, man fashion.
;Trenti)FL , Dave elevated
two cents per quiwit.
—Cambria County is to have a forty
thousand dollar jail.
—"An Angel's whisker" was a'printer'S
error , for -.whisper.- : , , ,
, 3 ,—M,r,.., ; Childs, hati offered .three millions
for, Houner's dierald. - . ~, ~
—The star-Sirius will be, out of eight
obe of these 'centuries. :*. - -
—The New 'York boot blacks are going,
on a target e'keixr.4iatti ••••
—Mrs. Ames, the sculptress, is exhibit
ing her bust tit %Boston:. ; -
-Indianapolis is the greatest walnut lam
ber.mitiket in the. world. •
—Kellogg is recruiting her Grecian bend
on Llia , liew , Hartford hill:
—Grant broke his whiflletres driving,
around White Mbuntains. •
—A. Massachusetts.
' farmer has 140 kinds
of potatoeg under cultivation
—Mrs. Stowe is in everybody's mouth,"
and people'dOn't like bet' taste.
—" Sing-man,'' the.Ch Mese merchant has
not been etigage4 for the opera.
—The Express and Inquirer• are not
friends. How soon will the be?
Prince Auther j : is '!.demr-ing". British
A:irioiicit. • iliCtiannot.railu there. •
• •=•.....i:Man' in'Rhode sent lb:jail'
for ten days for sleeping in church.
—Lydia 441aria_Childs, is. to wart a female
paper in opposition to the Bevotutionr."
The ! IS'eiv 'Orleans Typographical Union
has admitted negro members for years.
—A:•niovenxeat, is on sonie'one's foot.to
raise a '! lionlestead fund:', for Ida Lewis.
Sere's' to in terrmLial provementsi'l as
Doblw ' said •ccheri. he. swallowed sAlase or
.
.•—Why-does railroroad conductor punch
a hole in your ticket? To let you puss
through.
—Ole 13u11 bastmenierto'Norway'agatiu,
realizing that a change of , pasture makes
fat 'olo'l:tuns.'
—Ey.erythingin Chicago is :rapidly:
tiplying . except families. Divot:sea, uro too
cheap for• •
Tb `ere were` 'lliit,)igheeous enough peo-+
ple. in. Sodom to spare theie was
protty good Lot: ;' - • - c
husband, who I devoured his' :wife
with , kisses afterward: found' that•'she dis-
agreed with him! ' '
—A elinwer ',. of,anakes ocenrredsiznulta- • I
neously, in several Sothern , localities. Were
they4copperheads? -
—The Harrisburg papers think. the nex
census will • show , a population of thirty
thousand in that city., ~.
landladyqmßoston; It Is sand makes
her biscuit so light that her lodgers Can see'
to go to bed by them. ' ; e
—"lt's a great -comfort to be left tilonclP
said an irisb lover4.!..•,especially ,yekr.
'sweetileart.le:wid . y.e t 'l, • .1
paper;advertisg',fOr; tiale:a
'PeWs'whielf "CO'rnmands".ti;fitiew, of= ,nearly ;
the whole congregation.",.
Pa two-headed ,girl isnxilibiti rig at Prov
idence. What a millinery bill - ..her-futtire ' 1
husband will have to pay.
'.--"The 'Methodist Church of Tecumseh,:
Mich., has expelled a member.for ; betting
on the Presidentialelection: "
We are' glad •to bear that 'the min lies
`Triol,stened'• the obrc.deo,e.c'ef.k of yyrilala-1t
,!,'ellaw" 'so tripoli; better. - :;,. -
national: - eenses;t , jnst,. concluded,
:ShOwal,"that Republic Ilas a
letlon ; o1#14e; m illlons.
Whisky is not•li tonic.' It Is .probably
Sn'alteroutive;Torlt.altees doliars'to cents;
'virtee'to'prime; and men to brutee:', ,
—The .worst thing yet said about Secres
'tar_v-Boutwell's financial policy is that , the
Wall Street operators begin to favor it.
-The Spanish gunboats held at New - York
4111 , be , trausferreci to the custody or tho
commander of: the Brooklyn Navy -Yard::
—A num In Connecticut seventy-eight
'Tears of.Sge andAnfirm, has read.the . l3lble
seventy-four times 'slrt.. , O• con 7,
linementth the house: ' '
good, may -to _catch. pse of, St.
Peter.is to filltalighted kerosene lamp from
a can ,Jobreßobertalrlid,itat Newark. on
.11f6bday , tindtheYeariled'hIrn'but 'id a box'
on Tuesday.
sr_r&A.t.X&laffs.
N,T.ITE;GItEta DIEDICAI,MISTAKE
former,days,wfu3fan utter neglect of,sanitary pre
eihelent means werd adopted for the
prevention of sfiknfss. beTerage lwas:unknovrn in
.4t; d'rainagliwis. rarely a tempted ifi•the country.
-;,lEleaps`of offal wer.Pleft,Wrot,in:tie - Public streets,
find'clomesiie cleatilifiess,`thel"greatfintidote to feb
rile diseases, was sadly neglected. Is it not so now.
Wise laws, philanthropic institutions, and a vigilant
sanitary police, have, to a great extent, remedied the
is'this
helped materially to lessen the rates of mortality
It Is not to much too say that tens of thousands es
cape sickness in unhealthy seasons in consequence
of blur t ing invigorated their systems in advance by a
;ours° of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH' BITTERS,
This pure and wonderful vegetable tonic and altera
tive comprises the extracts and essences of a variety
-v.of,roots and herberrenowited , for=the*-2 - atiengthen:. -
ing,,,,soothingi Fttalizirx,stid.-7pniify i h2g.propertils.
l 'isaedibinttt tigents s Lic L lticorpo'itited with a t
tipirit absolutely free_ fm poison ishich
defiles, more or' leak, alt the liqUors'of comrtuir4o,
and their effect is diffused through the where frame
by this active, yet harmless stimulant. The resuleis
such a nand/do/Vol:the fsystern-aserenders it all but
impervious to the exterior causes of disease, such its
damp, fog, sudden alternations of temperature, &c.
Strength, and the perfect regnlarity,of all the fade
tion.worthebody,f are 'ilia best isitreltitiras against
atmospheric poison and the effects of unwholesome
water, and HOSTETTER'S BITTERS are the bfWft
strengthening. and regulating medicine atpresent
:known.; For, dyst,epsitomd: biliousness ihefatre a
specific absolute. Esepl6'J-tfur,
I ~,,
DEAPNESS, BLINDNESS and CATARRH
teemed with the utmost success, by J. IsaAcs, M. D.,
arat;ProfesstirAit,Diseases of the! Eye and.lEarV(hili
CoVegcof i r enneylvania, 12 Years
aciar'iinFi," . (fornieily 'of Leyden; . .frollait'd,) No. 805
ArCh .street.:Phila. Testimonials:can be seen at his
ofilcs.„The Medical faculty are invited to accompany
theiepatieritS, ailielnanO beeeeti . in his practice
Artificial eyes inserted without - pain.: No charge for,
examination. isepl-69-tfw r '
PAIN KILLER
NANBATTAN, FACISAS, April 1 7, 1 8 66 -
Dlessns. Penal D Sox,
• Gerl.eszsu : . 4 I . I want to says little moreapout'
th - e'Pain Killer. - I consider it a verSt
clue, and always keep it on hand. I have traveled a
good ; deal biLICC,i have been . 10-llansas, an d never
withotirtak imp; it with inn.' "pr.:e:tioe I u-edit
.freely,for the .tt•lati , -Cholera 1849, and vrithl2etter
tneOess than a UV wig tither medicine. — I al's° used
Too'Vholera in 1.85:4 with the't.ame•good'ret
ts. A. BUNTING, M. D.
* " I regret to say that.the Cholera has pre.-
... .
here of into to great extent . For the last three
imitn'fifty'or sixty faint cages' each ;jay
have been r,, repoite r d.' , ' I , should add 'that , the Pain
}Killer sent .recently from
_the .Mission House, has
been'us'ed Coasideralide ''sildde's;i'durius this
epidemic. If taken in season, it is generally effec
tual in checking the disease.
Rev. CHAS. HARDING, Sholapore, India." j
6 eFt 4 :9 9 75\YE
THE FACTS AS THEY,ARE
I. 1.1•• 4 •t • t
We began In 1861 to make improve
' ments Lin the style and make of
Ready-Made Clothing, and continued
to clo'ese, , Aiiitroduaing' new styles and
ideas every year, so thatthe entire char
of the business is now vastly,
better arid totally different from the
systems of older hoases.
Our first' idea is to learnt exactly
WI3AT THE .CUSTOMERS f /WANT,
and Instead of persuading him to buy
what may be ,most conveniently at
hand, we'taltethe utmost pains to meet
.HIS wishes. •
The building we occupy lit he'MOST.
CONVENIENT SIZE, LARGEST AND
BEST ADAPTED for ,our °lridness of
,any in Philadelphia
Customers can see what they are
I buying, our Establishment being on
140 the corner of three large streets,
(Ice, Sixth add Minor streets,) abuts-
Vinduw a - dant light is , afforded from all direc
tions. A light store is far better for
.customers than a dark one.
Mereitanis`kiiew that our salon are
larger than those of any other house
hal'hilaaelphia, in our line: hence we
have to buy larger quantities of goods,
and so get them at lower prices, es
pecially as we buy altogether for cash.
Buying cheapest, we can sell cheap
e9trl
.Tmir'uvcd!
Cltafamers
Want. ,
Size
31 a 130 f eet
The
Large
Put—
chases.
IMII
1 We closely examine every inch of
goods that comes int* our Establish.
meat, invariably rejecting all lint
perfect, moth-eaten and tender lab
ile&
„..
'lnspection.
" The time wasted in looking over the
sto•-.1.e of a:doken storescroas ovoided
fc..., under sac roof, we offer for sale
'an assortment equal in variety and ex
tent to that embraced by a score of the
ordinary houses.
- 1... ;Tie hriie:l3ool liandis'ernpltied - in‘lhri
manufacture of Clothing, who are
I constantly making up Amok to take the
plsee"of that , daily soldithits gives our
-customers new and/Teen goons to make
,selections from. . •
`'''lt :iii' anfindiaptiledV faCt that this
Department, (a large Hall on ,our
1
1 —". .1 `V . ...f second doer fronting on Minor-istreet,)
Ciistom has nothing in Philadelphia, to equal
Depeirk:. - , it. We have here concentrated the
meet, . best skill and workmanilhip, and those
who prefer Clothing made,, to order
really have advantages they do not re.
ceive elsewhere.
• , DEDUCTIO.NS.:.: • •I•
From all of the above we deduce,
neut. i this-ono:fact, that Oak Hall has ALL the
advantages of any other Clothing Es ,
ans. tablishrnents im.the city, and in addl..
A'
191 eat
Saving.
' / I is i i
Fresh ,
Gooda..l
=II
tion these,
lst—A firm composed of young men of the present
generation, fully .in sympathy with the testae
or the day. I• " • n •, .
2d.—An insight to the wants of the people and an en-'
terpriso.to meet these wants, which in seven'
years hes'tilneed Oak: Bidl in a 'position not al
_ ways ,attained in experience ,of twenty-flve'
3d.--A Building better located, better lighted, better
adapted "and - newer in all its'appointments.
4th.—Workmen, especially Cutters, who are not
only from among
. .the best and most experi
enced, but are artists in their professions and
couple with good work a styli:ines% in which'
Philadelphia tailoring : has bees particularly ,
deficient
it is the liberal patronage with which we have
been' favored that' has - enabled' us' to offer the un•;
paralleled advantages, and Chia patronage continued (
and extended• will Multiply , advantages - !which we
divide between our customers and ourselves.
A;visit to7Oar Hall will PRovz every foet-nbove
rented. ' WANAMAIKER'd BROWN,
Oea HALL
POPTILLII CLOTHING Reese.
Corner of Sixdiand Idarketntreets.
[sept4-60-tfw ,
SPECIAL NOTICE,.
SCSIENCK.,PR;.349MC SYRUP.
Seaweed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills, will cure Con.;
• gumption, Liver Complaint and Dyspepsla.7f taken:
according to directions. They, are all, three to be'
, taken-at thesameminia. •Theyeleanaisithe'stemach.
relax the liver, and put it to work; then the appetite
becornes'good ; the ,food digests and makes good'
blood; the patient begins to grow in flesh; the dia.'
cased matter ripens in the lungs, and the patient,
outgrows the disease - and •gets well. This is the
only way to cure consumption.
To these three medicines Dr. J. H. Schenck, of
' PhiladelPhfri: 'Owes: his Unrivalled SuCcess lid fthe
treatment'
.. pulmonary' coniumption.t The +Pel
met:tic Syrup ripens the morbid matter in the lanes,
nature throws it, off by, an easy expctoration, for
when the phlegm ortnnttet is ripe, a'slight cough
will throw it. otf,snd the patient has rest and the
lungs begin to heal.
To do this, the Semieed Tonic and Mandrake Pills
must be freely used to cleanse the stomach and liver,
so'that the Pulmonte Syrup and the food will make
good plocktLw •
Scheneles Mandrake Pills act upon -the liver, re
moving all obstructions. relax the ducts of the gall.'
bladder, the bile starts freely, and the liver is soon
relieved; the stools will show what the Pills can do;'
nothing bus . ever been Inventetl, except, calomel (a'
deridlYgiciikin ivhich is'Very( dangerous' .to.i use ex-
Copt alto:great care), that gall-bladder
and start the secretions of the liver like Schenck's
illaudrake t • t • .
Liver - Complaint is' o Ilt` of the inost ProMittent I
causes of Consumption..
Schenck's Seaweed Tonle, to a gentle stimulant.
and alterative anti the alkali In the Seaweed, which ,
this presception is made of, assists the stomach to
throw.oat the gastrio juice, to dissolve the food with
the Pultnonie Syrup, nod it Is made into good blood
without•ferznentationer,souring in the stomach.
The great reason' why physicians do not cure con
sumption is, they try to do too much : they give
medicine to stop the cough, to stop chills, to stop
night sweats, hectic fever, and by so doing they de
range the whole digestive powers, locking up the se
cretions, and eventually the patient sinks and dies.
Dr. Schenck, in his treatment. fl ke not try to stop
to coughpright sweat*, chillear , fever. Remove the
cause, andLthey, will all stop, of their own accord. No
nonecanThejettredlffiCiansttroptien, Liver.tComplaint,
tDYspepsiatCaturrh, Canker, Ulcerated Throat, un
less the liver and stomach are made healthy. ,
apemen' hat Consumption;oVcourise thelungs
are In some way diseased,either,tubercles,absceases.
- brdnchialdrritatlouPcuit
ple adhesion,' hr 'the lungs
are a mass of initammation.and,„fast.deeayhrgian
such cases what must be done/ It is net only the
lunge that are wasting, but it is the whole body. The
stomach and liver have lost their power to make
blood out of food. Now the only chance is to take
Schenck's three vnedicintss7which will bring up a
tone to the stomach, the patient will begin to, want
food, it will digest easily and make good blood; then,
the patient begins to gain in flesh, and as soon as
the body kginsSogrew.the itltignononnence to heal
up, and the patient gets fleshy and well. This-is the
Only :Way to C1=0,99118 apaptipme T r
WhenithereAti •nd.ldng dlietese,Jand-on)
Complaint and Dyspepsia, Schenck's Seawe ed Tonic
and Mandrake Pills are i eutllcitint without the Pul-
InOnie Syrup. Take lhe Mandrake Pills freely in all
bilious complaints, as they are perfectly harmless,
Dr. Ekttieticit, Whohheenjoyed uninterrupted health
for many years past, and .noto, weighs 4.ls„sounds,
was wasted away to a mere skeleton; in theWery last
sumo of Pulmonary Consumption, his physicians
having pronounced his case hopeless and abandoned
him to. tan„ fate. He was cured -by ~,the aforesaid
medicines, andaince tiia:rechvery+Many•thowMada
similarly tillticted have used Dr. Schenek:'s prera.
Sons with.the same remarkable ,aucepas., , ,Pall di
rections acdompanylng each make it nut absolutely
' , items/wiry to personalty see Pr. Sevens*, unless the
p!tients ,wielt their Jung. examined,.axi f for.thlts
priniOse hale profenslonallY at `his '
Philadelphia,
addressed. -a le
Saturday, where all letters for
advicennust be addressed:e is also professionally
at No.= Bond street, _sew york„ev,ery other Tues
day, and Ate .No. 35,1Hileoier. Street ; lideton, every
other, Wednesday. „Ile.gives, advice„free. but for a
thorough :examination , with -.Respirometei the
rice is 65, Wilco hours *each clty frorn,o A ld to
Price of the_Pulmonic Syrupand Seaweed Tonic
each 60 per' bottle, or 575 0 a half-dozen. Man
dralim,Plils.:2s,cents pox,: Forsale by all draggling
.‘"• ' -"Da. l / 4 1.1f. SCHENCK •
.sepl-b9-tfw]:, ttorail,,,l 6 S- 6th sSt.e'Rbiht,l'a%
§:ZE...4,31.
v MIN TIN lt
steam iliiithig ralise 'a.ttie;torajElla&
Y, rear of Columbia National Bank, and ex
amino specimens of Letter Ileads,Notee.Carda
DRY GOODS.
SEPTEMBER OPENING
New Fall Goods
FONDERSMITH'S STORE,
xcxn izr- Awn .129,LocuOTATF•XET,
SO . :14131 /,31A-,:r4,..c:,
f
CALICOES, SIDE STRIPES
OBE DE
OBE
~ .`ontyT3B~ecrn2s P~~Y~
BESt..i'AMD ,WITSLINS
,Colnmbia, • , • • , „
iSLZAC'ECED'',4I.2II UNBLEACHED
, at 1214 cents per yard.
Newyork MlllB
*anssuita, and Villliamgrallle
2inslins, always on band.
WHIM
t r FLANNELS i, o FLANNELS !!
Cotton - Flannels .from 12% cents to the best at
.25 cents.
ALL WOOL FLANNELS.A.T:2S CENTS
.TICKINGS
CHECKS,
GTNOTIA3I.B.. , •
DIAPERS,
•
TOWELS,
poop'CRAMIEC, (not trash)
a 10 and 12% cents per yard.
Shawls I.- ShaWls-II-
All the latest ifovelties in Shawia for Ladies' and
Misses' at the lowest prices.
CLOTHS, CASStAIERS,SATIN ETS;A:c
Everything suitable for MEN'S WEAR
A full stock alviitys on hand'ulad
MADE U'P TO ORDER
in the beat style, and as
AS•-THE LOWEST.
BALMO - RAL AND HOOP SICIRTS:
Alvotyspornetning new in this lings;
500 POUNDS SELECTED WOOL,
SV A, C I ,N G
MEM
V-717A s
. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
AT FACTORY PRICES.' PRIME FEATHERS.
You eon alwayq,boy the
B e.
J, • •• •
• ' -AND • •
MEMO
OIL- CLOTHS
nt
lOwes—
FONDERSMITH'S STORE.;;
8131 M
GLASS & QIIEENSWARE: . =
2 5
r eig s x . .t o u . y a beatulo3l..,;WhitaiGraratarA
SET You can buy a beautiful GLASS DESEETSET
for only SLAV. , •. , .
You can buy 100 dozen FUMBLERS at 60 cants
FRUIT JA-10217ALL :PRICES;
7,*o*.p.i.ragipr,§ 'STORE,
Columbia.
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WILLIAM - G. - PATTON
Having removed • his Store to the well-kuotrn,
large and commodious room_,
No. 160 LOCUST ST., COLUMBIA, PA.,
Lately occupied by W. G. Case & Son. and added
to his lormer stock a (argil assortment of
NEW GOODS,
WM:ad respectfully Invite his 'friends and cus
tomers, and all in want of: CILE:SE GOODS, to
EXAMINE HIS STOCK:
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By pursuing fin s iindeirlating course of FAlR, and HONORABLE DEALING, strietattention
to the wants of Customers, and PURCHASING
FOR CASH, he hopes to convince all that his
lstheplaceto:gettha;,. :
BEST GOODS AT
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