and State intitirtl.-os, if tbej are t.* f, u
preserved si a!!. iJo cot further verify the
. i EI-X,B> of ' Whom Go a inos-j! t de
stroy hi £rst makes mad 'l'ti*t tfc - eorui
&l cj operat: >-t of i'.i surp rter* t Brec-k
- end Bell might have pre
vented the .riamr-h oi Do.- K-rubLean
i-m. and *:iy j. -rc—r.r-r rcc--: its ;:;u: .pa
transient and toocu -a*, •*-"■ •*.*>>cr'"*-?.g
cif -i -A:. Why, then, r:V. ■- t brir.s
th ?a tc-getber .us-trs.* ■: r.-'-P-jj Psem
f irther apart ? Is the new fang'e-J
on * i --r .--'..-I C- .•. n s; ■
or av ibearearmi chim la the rifb: ot'se
ccss. -a. v.4 ir-c- i. • -■< :.f r--.--
♦:r??. b of : i -.. n tit ' • 2 -
th? p-cj.-e : •. is r,fr. the r • -spcr it
and P v _ j.-. of d e : tmsrj k Aert i u-i
-ei.!b-i * v tVi >f jrv o*her people ca
the fhee ■: it. torffcr! M sfeß B . c lie
p iTiu .liisni -t th -• N 1 - ?•?—: n>>
•a the S vith t. . . ' -"ri " - :•• !er : r
I r.d of an• >n a:.! divide us irt L-ti.e
gtat oeeari •■ally dren thing our trnr j -y-
OH £• Us tfce blmd A their cultivators'
Anv ma* who thinks this Union can be
[•eac- il !y 1-r i*. up. or, if it c j'.u. that
peace could a!w .v 5 be maintained be
tweea the Iragwcata, thnis bis eyes to the
events -I our cwr, : c *-. ani .A i.a: *- the
lessons -.fhistoiy.
AMOS KENDALL.
THE HAZETTET
LKWI.STOWN, I'\.
Thursday, November 3, iCGO.
$! ;cr snnotn in a!-Mr-—tlifi a? 'n>! pf MS
ia, al end of vr r.
Piper* mat mat cf 4b Cotnxjr must be pei for n
•4T r. - -f -c
U*w*l wi'S bObeaotGwai.
nr- - t. . : ■•. M ■-•- . C9~'.ir.
*r tiltv. t I tea: Jf
-
. • . c * :Lc -r - *.rr
Abraham Lincoln
IPJrtIESIXDIELII^T
by the will of the
People,
And the Republican Party ac
cording to Webster's Diction
ary, the
Democratic Party!
The retains, per telegraph, sum up is
fj'Aws ;wc r ;;c ti.ern without vouching!br
thu.r autbeiiticity :
1 OK LINCOLN:
jlzjorjM. Ec?!ora! VoU*.
Pennsylvania, 7 ,000 'll
Now York, tio.uOO 35
lii:n"is, 25, c 0 J 11
In<JAn , 30,000 13
Oi.. i. 40.000 23
Ma. ut? f 8,000 8
New Hampshire, 5,'J00 5
Massachusetts, 76.U00 13
Connecticut, 7,W0 0
Rhode Island, 3,000 4
Vermont, 3 J,OOO 5
150
Necessary to a choice. 153
To the above may be added lowa. Wis
con-iii, Michigan, and Minnesota.
Our returns in this State are rntfcer
meager, j-ohtu-.ans being apparently more ,
c mcerncd in others limn our own. The
f... .wirig arc rvported majorities for Lin
coln :
Erie, 4000
,-\;it'ghany, 9800
ll'iiitiii-'iun, 15 '0
West more land, IO'J
Mita.u, 4 Jt)
i _ r
J-aneaster, 7ot>o
Itauphin, 1.800
Centre, 700
i'hti .uelphia, 7,700
lraiiklui. 1.1 JU
Susquehanna, 20UU
Carbon. 15d
Lycoming, fjj'j
Lebanon, I,'ij-J
Snyder. Usl
Schuylkill, 1,500
Berks, 07
Union, 1000
Luzerne, 500
(Jhe-ttr, 3000
I'eUwarc, 1,200
Blair, 1,300
1 heec return.; £o itat dtatc whether the
majorities arc only over tire Reading tick
et, <>r over t and the Douglas combined.
New Jersey has : rata'uy .. .:e i'Jsioy .
la ware gives Breckinridge a majority
Oi ibu'j.
>iur, br.ii la in doubt between Brcckio*
rid„c ami Bell
y - irgiti.a lehevcd to have gone for
Bell.
Mi-r-ouri has probably been carried for
Botliil IS
New York city gives the tusion ticket
27,5'J0 majority
Baltimore ivy gives Bm-kinridoe 2090.
Kentucky and iei.nessee are chiiimd
dbr Bell.
North Carolina probably Breekenridgc,
as also Gorgia, A. ibatna. Mississippi and
1 lori.a.j.
South Carolina has gone for Old Nick.
Micl.'gaii is rcj.i-iteu to have g.veu L.n-
2S.UUU majority
The Presidential Tote of 1356
There are tcary inquiries in regard to
th- lVesii3t al vote of 1856. A: :h s
unflare :he subject is certainly one of in
frcavu ani ia order tL it car reaiers
be r • T :r'v adri>oJ on the subject, we give
the hik-w:sg table:
frv. Ft "^-r_
CAlMt.rr.iii. - J" 2'2 , -•
r r ,. : ... 4J .J S4So MB
I B H -
• _ 5-->- > 4.
lihiiLL iC,-i liter- £_v-;
iXXt Bf.it i
L 2".- Sl* 74f4i rt.4
L -i- i.il 2Z.lt* - '
M*- ft Ut t
Kirrtiai, rsl 3S.IVS *t *3l
MA-li.iiaseus. lafe-ISO 1 J'jJr
*l.. tl-'fi s-c-i-.i i.eea
V-- - r:, Ci.*;s ~ilr?
V -- ' :-l-i 45524
Sew Hampshire, txlO Sytss y_'2
5 sn ■ t m,Hi B4M
b " " " :-t 4.-- :t..-"4 2SJ2S
-.-V.-.: c I4ti:o bfel!s
lit, ic i' USU. It 4 T 1 '...
- . r. v i. : •■'i , yL';.n.!4.r
1 .. 7 . . *
. iid 31 1 Sf :: s j
Yr; n r.L. Ciicl
V:rf3.v 24 &.2nt>
%V.. ...i.-.s, 66.CW si*4j Oi
T.uL 1. 4 l.sO*.lI 874 „4
Kuclianar. 3 tuajority over FreiU"nt was
4rr,9 , .'5, but the vote oi Ircutont and
Ftlksore unite 1 was over that cd
liuehcr iO. so t!. it the i itter is a minority
Preside*.t by wver ihrse hundred tbvusati-i
oa the i opuSar v te.
T:, writer nf tiiii artb-I- has an abundant
• p;. rtunrtj * ■ learn th- true scats f fe-isnjt
.1.:. i.jj '.r S u T h -n brethren, and we -ay
in ail eiSair an I h np-ir. w (hat
!■'■-■ ..' .i h. ... r. "r ,' r Abraham Line - • tr !i
{<• the ec-ut or r,u election,) hace Utof-d to an
M It I ( -"u 4.,. f i,..j, jrum this date.—
L. 'sistvwn l?Cht c. at.
Am.ng ji'.i the- political trash published
th- 5.-c:.iicd deinocratie newspapers dur
-1 f the present esvpaigti sre • . rhe
a: .v- :- one of the most uT&cious, as show
i't t. what length northern men with
southern principles will go in sustaining a
bat. i •• i dhsbiM tr liters at f e eodthi
' • ■ ka: in and object st-eiu to be the
: enuf at f this country. Accor
ding to the Democrat's reasoning, if Van- ■
cy, W He, Rhett ani other dtfnniuitisfn
raise- ti.e standari of reballiun and treason,
a*. J L 1 - i is shed in a'tetupt to put
d .*.vu these traitors, those who voted 1" r
Abraham Lincoln will have to answer for
it i Comment on sueh an ab-urdity is u-e
L--: but we say this to the writer—it had
better Ken kit u*;written un ] unpublished,
f r it may yet ri-e in judgement against
hiin in an h ur which wi,i surely
when 11.0 American rc .ple will execrate
every n.sr. ccnncctei with the present t'_ ui
scheme to dis-Ave the Union, ami consign
their nanies dv wn tu that iower depth which
h is only been reacL. j by one man. Bene
dict Arnold.
A e cotnniend ta our readers the Ut
ter oi Amos Keudili, the confidential
1 ieni of tjen. Jackson and one of his Cab
met lilt.'.-;':, ,r. !.. o.J age has deem
ei it his uuty to rc.'U&e the diiunioi.i-'s
whom be deservedly holds up a- the -an.-
clan who attempted uuli.fi.at. in in ItLJ-l
lie al=o gives a lucid exposition o.' the '
rights of .States to secede, as is no*ebitt
cl by Southern fanatics, and shows that
jtsy such attempt will be treason.
FKOM EUR3PE.
We have news Irotn Europe by the * ir -
atic to the 25th ult. Garibaldi hid enter
ed ("afua, and 1-arnoriciere w,- t> return
to Fruuee. There was a statement that
the ambassadors of Prussia. Spain and Pur
tugu. were about to leave Turin Victor
Emmanuel was r> enter Naples on the 28th
of Octui c-r The Pope had assured the
French Minister that he had no intention
of abandoning Rome It wa- semi official
ly stated in Paris that N polean woul d pre
serve the policy of non-intervention in It
aly. The E.uperor of Aus'ria was
emng the burdens of hi- Hungarian -nb
jects, and bad made important come*- -
I > the j eoj '<• c-4 that country. Repres
t.tion was accorded to all classes, and the
system of j-ersor-al service to landlords
abolished. Ihe charter had been favora
bly received, the Hungarian Lhet was tc
be convened, and the Emperor crowned
King of Hungary
An abstract of the advices of the Persia,
two days and a halt later than those fur-
L .-hed by the Adriatic, have been received
iroiii Cape Race, which point was passed
by the Persia on Saturday, lralian affdrs
were unchanged. The much-dreaded con
ference ui the sovereign* at \\ arsaw had
adjourned. There were many rumors of
an unreliable character in circulation rela
t'.ve to i.o dciioe.rtii>nri an ! their effect on
E ; r- {Kun aL'aiis, out none of tiieui wt-re
worthy of credence, it was eatu that the
principle of a European Congress had been
agreed uron. There was L:i a** tement
t.at Austria had invoked t! -
I ranee !or the peaceable solution ol tigt
Itai.an question.
if ui . to aji F." '"nautical •/ "tin 7.
1 t>p r>uLu<|ue ilriitsl -■ o- of (lie
minister* who f a\e arrived at Yhii.uqo* t.) at
i'*rid the Met 1,, vlis-t Oonfrniivi, mad. toe
j urney on f-mt, Some as far as one hundicl
ana fifty miles!
LOCAJL AFFAIRS.
Census Statistics. —Wc s-Iu a lew
items Ir-tn the recent cen=o- returns, thai
c.ay p.-jve of interest t. our readers:
Is s -d li i
i 5 ~ = =?r c
Le aistown. E W _ W 1 1 0 I 0
W. S6 1 * 0 1 0
o i o o iw
I-rry. 7T € 3 0 1 111
Iv-e.nt. 7 0 10 1 141
H V - vtcom. II 0 0 C* t> 0
N*-: a H .-j.atoia IS 0 0 0 1 0
. v-.r, IS 0 2-1 0
W;¥x.e. *■< 0 0 0 0 tU
Broi-.'-'B. is i i i c n
tra-iiii. sa i i j - it*
it: *£, a 0 0 0 ■
r. .t.. ta i o l o }•:
Mtsao. 25 2 0 0 0 OS
CS) 13 15 4 6 104?
AftECTi amoxu Animals. —Paring
a walk rec&Btlj cm one oftbe rducs in this
uG'kl rhcG— w • shall nut sav w here, f r
i; we did there would be at least a dozen
Rit-ti a .1 1 ys with guns an r d gs after the
ania:.:U in a tew hourr aft.r th-. appearance
; of nr paper — jir .•!! i -g. who has still a
habit i i I: Jiirig up game, attracted mr at
t...iitiut toward- a laurel bu-H. un-i a urn
mcnt after ? t r:r igc fit* oue way and a
r.bbit ran an -ther. the two having nestled
together in a .luiiip of leaves. Dub Whi'e
. > dou ft had lost his mate, perhaps the
tab bit the same, and thus the two found
solace iu each others co::i| any May they
long live to enjoy their friendship.
X
Rise in the River. — The Juniata coih
me ii cud rising on Satjrdjy eveniug. and
>jaite unexprectedly had reached a hi_h
-t igc- on .Tuii iiy morning, covering the
tow pi th Lei j'.v town an J 11 ui.>>t >1
the gar-u-:.- i.uck ot iliizaLcth street. a. ..
Lw-.-i -I -i OUal, 4 * -- 'w J J 1.1 i.' '*J C Laitr .
to town, mii-ed the t.w path and with the
irivtr plunged into the canal, hut Were a.,
get cat in safety on the L-eirn si'le. The
Lewiatown mii! propeity sustained con-id
efatic daUlage by the flood, liio-t ut the
r-< air= tuade Juriu.: the summer, to replace
r juries sustained by tha high water last
spring, having been destroyed. Not with
stau aing the day, quite a number were en
gu_ed in securing Jt if twoo J, which j-.ra
time caroc down the river ia large quanti
ties.
Mifflin County. —The reported re
turns from this county are as follows:
Liwrofn. Fusion.
Lewis: >wri E W. 13"* 7'u
" - W. W. 132 02
Granville, 138 9b
Derry, 175 109
U.iver, 42
Bratti-n, 34
Wayne, £M
Brawn, 17
Decatur, 00
Mennu, 41
Uai'/R. 3G
'J.d Armagh, 71
New Armagh. 5
Newt*lll llauiilt.p, 35
McVeytown, 10
HO9 441
As far a- returned there were 22 straight
Ii iugias v.ite- ifi Tlie E x-t NV itr-1. 12 in West
Ward. 5 in Grinviile, and 5 in l>-rry.
11 Bell ".nit? in Eu-t Was!. 9in West Ward,
2 m Gr.nv ii!e. 4 in Derry, 5 in Bruwn, and 1
•i L moo.
THE LATEST RETURNS. —Another new
.to i c mpLtc stuck ot Winter Dress Goods
:>r i.i'itcs aui Gents ju-t received from
Gie K.istern pines by 1> K. J'iruve J. agt.
lie extends an iuvitat-.un to all purchaser
aftcr examining all other stocks in Lewis
town, to cai! and see the difference in xfy/ex
*iu#/ j.;ri'tx. Goods will be sold for cash or
country produce. Cad all and see.
J >hn lir-nnr-dy & C have made arrange
men's with the Carbon Oil 5\ irk-t sell their
superior Carbon or C >;•! 0;1, and will constant
ly have on hand i large -tick, to supply the
trade. The oil is end rely free fr ui offensive
■J. r and sin ike. will !.urn 50 per cent. |.*n
ger than ail theCry-tai m D.nu uni Oil* < £er
-d. is warranted 'u give eatisjaction, and will
lei soi l at til" lowest Pbiiiid- iphia price.—
Give it a trial and you will nut be disappoint
ed.
(cetre lonely.
A child of K. 11 Crosihwait*, who resides
near Belief mte. came near being d ruwned by
falling into a ci-'ern that had le-en left open
i-y Home person connected with the pi"-inis- b,
The child wa- rescued fr un it* jicriluus sit
uation by the aid of a long pole.
The youngest child of (Job W. W. Br wn
one day last week escaped fr. m the hous**,
and was making its wt n.-ron-* Allegheny
street. Belief ote, when it was run over by
sotne country man, who wa, driving a hiind
h irsc attached to a buggy. The wheel. f the
vehicle p isscd o\ r the right side of the
oiiild's lace, doing its jaws and neck cnsid
era-'ie injury aud then pas-el on to it- left
-h older, hreas" og us collar b ne in three
places. Th ugh in a critical coiiditi >n at
tiit, hopes urc u.-w entertained for its recv
try.
Married, on the ll:h ult . Daniel Stover
and Mrs. Lucy Ann Smith, all •>t Buffalo
Hon 0 the l*-h '•!' L. Kreps (I
Mis* Christiana B-nner. ail •I F- _u- n town
ship. On the 25;h ult , J Si. B trnli rt. Jr.
Editor of the Ibiu -'-ratio & a term an, to .Mist.
Mardiv G Dorst ot Pei.os valley.
JcsLta fuuery.
T. M 21.• n i'-ii. . •-* g-veerhef •Haw
ing as t!ie popuUti -o "I -luniafa county:
i>i t+imtow nl, v.. -G i'/iitiTsnii Lr , 55,4
Fermanagh Tp.. 1102.P-jtrj-iU" " 5L*
Walker, " 172' X 1 frd Tp., 11t7
Delaware *' 15-*T 1-aie " f#t*3
** H>s 5 ** | O.T
Monroe " P2'l "t-rm-^ll ill " >*4 )
(i eenwo.sl " 5-2> I iis.-arura " 13!3
Su-quehanuii * HriljL*vk 1-477
lo.yju
Msr- :a d. d {'.? llti). D. D. Str-T-e, of New
Turk. and Be.l Patter* n. i Pe:u ALL.-, -Juoi
BU C t!(i!T.
On t. - i = tb. Cumming? M F*r
land and M -- L*a?i Jane K.n-er. ol iay
ett'"> ti'*rbip.
On 'j<e 25th, Christian O. Shelly, of Dela
ware f wn<hi['. and M:?a Sarah Brimcr, of
Snvtjer <.-• -unty.
On -.he 23 :. John P. Miiiiken to M-iss Clara
J. BurvbSelti.
On the 24th. CaL J-hn P. Quick, of Dela
ware t-wn-ioji, to Ji -i Mary Willison, of
F r?*6cM. Mas-achu-etr*.
On the 2*th. J.<hn E'ka and Mis? Eaphe
n - j . Ann Lath of Miftint -wn.
Died, on the 2-kh. in Maggie
G r .r'nger. sge.i 2y w- and 7in i.t a: 4
n th- 2'jth. Ihi: i Or -q i g~r. sgeti 6 years,
1J m nti: - and 3 day-.
On the l? h, u iV-t*r>L*.:rfc. Hurt, gin
_• iMT, A* ;;; i* Ir.irr >!.i)a..ker. •■? i'-i- ■h
r ra Academy. 5 year-. 7 m ntbs and
days.
Rnfiß?dn C< unty.
*A nr. 11. Arfn-tr-. i,g. Engineer f the rt
er-.'-r train that kill • . tw- men and ■ ur.-ied
ati rd, in Iluntii g.i-n. the night trie
271:. S■; teas her. and f>r whose arret m tr
r.mt was i<s;;e.l, v Junta rily sum-alertd i.iai
—> : Tar-day f last we-'k. Ii- gave I.il
in the Mini of tw>, Atmnd dnQtn f r bin
B|: ir ine at the next Qmcter Saw**, an-l
wa- : -> i, ar^e.},
O . 'be2sth. Vfa| II Culp t ; A.'i-s
t: i- ! on. le.th • f V -i Id iri
G*r!>y $ Luly'i liuk.—The December
number is already upon oar table, filled
*!': i beautiful plates and interesting read
ing matter. The new volume commences
with .January, and we should like to for
ward at Jt ta d- zen names fur the Book.
Persons desiring it vrii] leave their names
with at the Gazette office. The plates
a. ne are worth more than is asked fur the
whole Book
T r L-i'hts Hijhc fur Novem
ber surpasses, in rtehapsg and ir.tt-re-t. *U
: . • .'. -- u:i,r - it prosperity.
a1 m -t C-Maii. v deserves it. T. if Ar
thur and Virginia F Towns.nd c uld get
up a:i at:r- k ti c : .k themselves without
the assistance of (heir able eorpa of con
tributors. Price Sd per annum, or still
ic=s by ca..i'.g at tiie Gazette office.
Card and Circular Printing.
V. e have now in operation a card press
and are prepared to print Cards. Circulars,
13; ii Heals, back Envelopes, A?, in anv
oaar.tiry.
S TAB iLI aG* EUf TRUE !
MiWu(/ fir thi A- ir Philosophy. —lt is
the weakness of siuHii minds t-. n-. w
-y-teuis, simj. y I t-iu-e thv are sturtiing.
I'ney i 'Set mat an; les had been dropping
t trie earth far O.'.VJ c tnsecuue vears un
•J'-r ttie r. e- of ph ! -ephers an well a- f > i-.
hefare Newton deduced the thcry f grav
irati.in fr m the fall if a r'if'ptn. I- there
iriythina irrational, th in -ut sing that
I'hoiuns II iiowitv, a man <-f deep resfar. h
i-.f -trong pr -.jtieai iiitell-c. may hate i -
c>t.r i and applied suw—fully tlie natural
aaiid>tes to a :..rge pr-pi rti >n .f human dis
eases? L-t it b>- rem e:u he red that ! r mtriv
ye ;rs till- in i<-i ibi- studen'. shrou led in
the fum-s f hi- lab rat ry. v.a- t„C iin
oharms. 'utical experiin -nts, all directeito
th • great >• ieot which he claims t-i have :*t
tuned Nature is a -triricosi diau of Ie
mjsteriei. and utlf dischtsea tbetn when en
orced ; y iti'i niitabie energy and persever
mce. While the disciples of id ar.i elf-te
medical tia-orie- were following (be beaten
track of r .utine, h: stro k out a new path,
and founded a new system of treatment.
What his ben th i-su-? A-k the world
fr nearly half its inhabitants have endorsed
h - r>Mne<l c- B -si ie- th • nam •th .t lutiien-
t.- iif-t hie P. J- Ointment, it m iv It* said
ihat the lir> i i - *nl >f pontic ai pr--in' is .f
tis-i t ■ ti eni. ::'! that the cert fie.i'e of the;:
nOi'libih' V liti it; flee e\•• y Written
bin go g M x - e c*. Simp!* facts are the
o i!y a Jmi-.-ai.ie testimony in a mutter which
involves health and }iftt—and the facts tnat
g t>f -' aMi-h the curative properties of the>e
preparati ti- are overwhelming. Of the suf
it in dyspepsia, liver complaint, debilitv,
MT-f.U and aim *st every epecii s of febrile,
cum*:' and glandular disorder—"a mul
titude that no man can number" have c*>rdi
aily approved them. Surely, those who have
re v.-rf d under the nperati nof the medi
cine*, are the osost competent judges of jheir
v.rtue*, and we acquiesce without hesitation
in their decision, Lc*'h " Mercury."
Tilt MARKETS.
Livtistown. November S, I^oo.
CORRECTfcD BV GEOKGK BLVMI t?..
Butter, good, f* !b. 15
Lard, 12
Tallow, 03 a 10
Eggs, ft dozen, 12
Beeswax, per pound, 25
Wool, washed, 37
unwashed, 25
Dried C--.er.rie*, per bushel 1 75
Potatoes, new. 40
Country Map per lb., from 5 to 7 cents.
C' RRXCEP.D BY MIRS* i WILLIS.
Wii-at, white f* buuLti, 1 23
rsd 1 15
Corn. 5G to 00
Rye, new, 60
" old. 60
Oats, new, £5
old, 25
Barley, 50 to 60
Cioverseed, 5 00 to 5 50
Flaxseed, 1 25
Timothy. 1 75
Marie's steam avii i sell-eg extra flour at
300 per hundred. Grant if at 2 50, eu
p. rfiiir at 2 75. and family it 3 25.
Mo! F--at. per hundred. £0
<'hopped Oats and Corn per 100, 125
Chopped Kye per 100, 1 4<)
Salt. 1
" patent sacks, 15Q
" barrels 238 IU, 1 75
PhilaiieSphia Market.
Fh nr— S a..< 5 5fi;,5 6::.J extras 575
ai 25. and (a * r„„d. 0 514*6 75 por i.i.j
*.s *,- .pi !i y. il\e if.iir i- heiu at 425 tier
lit Petio. c..:n meal 50 per JUU.
*' ! vjn at IJ2:|.j-w; ei-uiru: II to
'' ' ' '•>■>,- Ky ?*• f..r Henna ,
:.n 1 1 4 - tr De iwar. Corn 7 1 a72c for yel
hiw. t ):'s ,25 ■ "or ) ;i w a re, mid -',6 c for Pen
ua. Cluicrsccd $OaC 25 per bushel.
To Consantotivea —The a Irertiaer. hir
iT.g wen to '-s't'i ;n af- w week? VTt rtt
<. remviy. ssi'-r ecflere?! warj
■e in a -erere'iuns iffiaei.' r. wi ir-j drtvi c -_ re.
C - r.stj u—r* aisKMMB vj mure kMinteUfW.
; •= tu.e rr.eaaa c-f c "re.
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so-r:: i.Q uirri ire: of -nar_'- .■:•. r• / v ••. • f-r
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.h!h .. rf_-" r O/sf. jsshv-a. Z miiJ. Jc Tie
ooiy effect of th'- MlwitiMr:-. ?en<i re rr.e Preecrrj*-
u-.'C - ;o oeaefit tfe afil-ie"- .pic. . ,r.f rriti&oa
wiu-iA iae i;• a. .-e. aj. .- -tr
er; 'jfferer rii try i. - a- ;;a .. -r tiiem
&i.d irtiy pi re a
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Err ELnVABf. i 'V.
r-yr. WilfiscnsbeTigh. K.ag- < >.■ .t y. Nr * "i crk.
Betlaway't PHlv—. s.>r'.tir?.
■nent i diaeaae : *r._-1o the ak bee Una
ti.- prese c: ; a:riAX3 L.. i*hy - Ac- : \r •
r: •.:• •- jr..-rr.' -i t - th.r '■* ■pt
frsaa whi. h there !- ae i ; ■ vi:t-;.. .*- of th--
M- 1 - h! :■:-■•• were l tnoitaw uUi 't^.n
•- t. *. 1 . *-on ... • - ata
p— - ir c .r: ■_•• ■: i rtra-n
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■ - ■ <r r.rt--. - ji. .. ii .* cc. a.
:• ■ and aa i . p. U reus *.c-: ~ie
a:, i effw •* arid, ai rr-.
Iteduccfl bj to a mere Skeleton.
i A r V. tr- •, *.—Mr (k. Mai- .e:.
s. t . -r tr > •- • . kt tiir rr . tV tri
er: I'-ra-yirwi— - : - j j. ; -t with a
firmer n Ar .-u • Day? eh v- r
- rn'-r-r skciet-n- I fata v
but a liul&e of Baehare s BwiaadSstm s
it weald Hmtwe. Ve-lm Übb * emm akuafter,
wj.at my I tiwjlllimi a'. Ba .eg r. a hate,
hcurry ...: r.- ; m- . u* v.. _• ~ .■ i -uno
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I v Bmctiwa - il iian-l Btttea ; k itu-.l r:-. r
? '-.-h' - : KraLwn.'
t'oi whs and Co'ds! and C old*:
vt'-.V Ai.-.r, 1,.-: r -• c-r • f
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erea p*-!:~att-uti thi-'kvo-'-d.ai.j - --aenrt: x cgt-
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■ : Kuruf'.r.;- -f :Ht . ; r. A .-. Lea.aad
•:' y •; 1 . :. •. y r • •. -,z- ■ -ai;. - C ••.. PJL
and thee two er three :■ K? per dar. wrtii t-ar= sis tort
eewed exposure. being you r. - ut
v* >.
j'-'■ n :•:• -■ Line CMar] :•...• .•:
ke- ;n the -ar .e ifittcueg Our a irtm is to t-- p the
*"■ ■ i e..r:,. * •- ..v. .. :.*. ; . riuid'Cr-v 9 ::
tneopatii. C ;l>. P: . i
P.-..C. .. : „- jwi 1., x. w • i.re."...aj ,-.x exes.
Si.
N B—A fitll set f Hu-nphroys - Ho-r.c-c patrue Sne-
Bemedies. ::i Lrce s.ais. Btrafcb
:U r. Si: ■ - f • i.- f.
Uo* ts l 5 eats a:. 1 k ..•-
Cat - Remedies, i j the -ir.rb or, a*e.are sent
V.y ri.it;i r t-xpr-'-s-. free . ..-. a--j; *. t . s
L-'r. 1 iICMI HRLV? 1 CO-
N U-. : . ..fa-. .\vT J. rk
CHARLES RITE SUmb md .'. • Aycmt far
LcxcuiuuA two rioßifjf, and J- a id. -o. ■ i.
Married.
On the 25*h i. t . a: n.- I tnse. f tr,* ir' J e' E
Ctiher, i v tbeitar G. W. Mib- r.| Lir
ei-e-' 1, M J. BhLL. < t LCML-i, ii, t
MAGGIE VA N'OliMEli, { Fayette
t ivTrnthi}'. Juiiiata C, us.ty.
On T^"' , :.i ui'.. t* M :VMi2ir.
c .nty. 1 v rut. ?>. !> Cliike. -JOHA" SMi i il.
: Hunt'- r.. IV. -- M AGiLL
cf ::.e r iuitj of M
Oo TuseJsj, 30th ult-. in E lief" etc. Cell
tm • u r 'v. t.v lb ■>. Mr. L n i. JACOB ML'T
THERSBOUGH. E-q . xnd Mrs. SARAH
ANN IUioU N. b tii f Mifflin c.m.ty.
Died.
In F> mT.j, I;lir, is. till th" Ist N* T-ra' tr.
JAMES M-IKjWKLL. E-. Ure R.. a Ut,-r A
il c* ider oi tii,a runty, i^—iab.ut v -ar
Noyeity in the Art World.
Photography on Porcelain.
or* wr : T i _ Uil *• M -■ • . 1.02-
.a Ti >J. 1~1 Sir. '*C-. •aFi i [t> Z.ii','.
Th: Pio'osraj hie Itinpanr,
7SI Brosdvray. Arw York,
h&x'.-.s <• rre-i the." -,o*e! r.r'i -.r- r .>■ nrer.
uy Am -r.'-an ar. 1 Euror-ai. ftmtn. : Colly prepa:-
e i : .f x- iite a.".i <-ri': -r- for
Miniature Likenr*e of Perrons en fbina.
mre*of ordinary photogTaohs. t£ V-u'
>-i * w:\U'7-~ r .i : ~ er* ~ .• -
•x. : h* \ -?y art? ~r i
I ns Vans C'ujii. Toslet \rti
cie>, ;
tV r- V y > z fi ?!•:* .1 portrait? ar. i :* .-r.-:
c?ss in domett: " ne.
t . ; • - :.*• . . t the • ft
I " - f the Fit > .si Kiel I iriiiy P ::: .s m
t •; ; . I. ;. pe
:i ■ : •••- -:. ; -•. . * --■ • t pr'rti
A 4 * the AIQI4 • if B T- C. 1h -
; : ght, ia;. I • oqs ■ nix an
order
To aSTard people lit every eerilon cf the
I'uir.n aa opportunity to Portraits oa Chic*,
to snuke the :oHo*mg p.r :• riticn to
in the Country who are unable to
visit personally the Ateiter Galleries
in New Yrk.
P'."-: r.s waling a photograph, arnbrot > re. or d?
to the office f c impMiy m N'ew York,
i ir.pamed by r've i "trv •;; receive in return i*
expresr. free ox other cf .i.rg*.
A richly ornamented Breakfast Cup and
Saucer, with the portrait transferred there
on.
By tranMn:ttir>c ten di "far? tit-" T
wsii core mi kv ntsuncr.
\ hanasome t-'rencli Vase or Toiiet Article.
w'tn the pc.nrsit reprouueed by the patented r-rocesv
By sending & pair < ' dagut and hf.een dol
lars. they v. ; ?I receive :n retnm
A pair of rich Sevres Vases,
v-.:h the r:ctra:t exeetxted eqaai to miniature parst
tnjrs: an 3 in like manner p-it-tra::* -an be repr- dn
oe.i on p,.rcei&in wjxea or Vases of i verv cujujty or
fim-h ranging is pnee from rwectv to one hundred
doita; - tr.r pair.
N i> —be part-ceiar :c wns-ag the addreee.
county and State dtaiisctiy.
A.'! tetters to he adoreeee-i to
Manager Amcrtoan Photographic Porcelain Co„
- Tsl, Brc-ao-ay, y L w York.
READ! READ!! READ'!!
„ . . H'uiaU, lath, IWO.
Measrs. John Wilcox A C-o.:
\our Imp.-ctine, or ~ Persian Fever CI.STra.""
has done wonders. I w.v- wnol'.y desp.-ndeat and
wret- r.ec wl.en I applied it and in nve hour? %b.e
eh:,!, w.-rv remove.! and no fever ha? ensued. J: is
ti.e annpleet cure imaginable, and a uderef n imre
and art. 1 would not be without : - - Inpscttte" s
single nour. By cemuruv ear,sg it I -esm 10 b
" proof."
Yours Ve.-v Truly.
E. M. isTOUT.
M Ks-'e, k<.vb<i-?o. JuJt, 23d. IsOO.
C rsTLEsss:
I have been snatched the grave bv the p.
r' t your - Inf.-.-tine r - ----- Kt-rcr
Cn-ir-n. IV : yean I h.v,- mitft-ri d t rrij
from itrver and ag . ' -pr.nj ur, ..:'e uJs
thr-ai. n- 1. bur y :r remedy -f, .it. • ,j.e die
ease.and 1 amiapiulv gaiuiug anarpem.-a.Vd.freugxfi.
B S. BAKP.OX.
This truly wonderful p-er.-a/.-iv and cure for Fever
Ago and wlsige Fevers sii r. sotil Iff ..., , ...
pai-i on receipt of me delta-. \U-.v f,.t-V.... itlc-l
;• I ! : il . , rj St - v
\ . i ,l •l j v v \| ; >t ,
Kit irn->iivl, Va. Brunch Oih • t i\ mm re
New ) ork Avidres
JOHN WaLIOX Si CO-
W. Jlcaf,
Oflk-e 'iejp.t. oo Stwd** iJJt smfuiJotr.
A. McC t.ceH, A-'-**ot P -n m: r s; w
rr. U'.ir Cf/unty P •... • u the charge ( f r j..
Meg the l. Mr. McC tin*'! tth rotn-nit.
te-i, :d detui>: o: ist;!. t i aw;.;: Li- trial E .
th'- ftrxt tern of tr • U* "-J ?<*•..- r iS . r :.,
C Wt f.r the r-e?eru district f P~r.-,?Y
Ii ; V
Hides Wanted.
r p:iK higher'. I ■ pal; f.r a . T
P C | arite > g '. v r " • - .:'
r far.ci- _ . ,M .:k*t * u~*
Lewis: stn, K tsctier 8.
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1 ZKIiBE S.
l' AI N r : C. ui, (' .....
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c=erj.
|)AIXTED *r; O A:■ IlL ;
1 Br. .f. .a:-y 8..-kft, Ma ..-,
L >ll;** Sugar B its L 1 i:;(J
a:.i t. ur B -let. a;
* ■** ZERBE S.
r I LXBLfc l'o: c-rj, r : f : ,
1 Batter B trip. Burt*r T. ■ ■'..
£■ : Butter Pf,! 's.*:Zer A •* .- jy.
rirty Store. . , ,
£ 'Ol TON* L-p. Carp-rt C:.O, ' 'l
Wo Ben Ysras.Net Y
wB ZBRBBm
f*orrt e .*: •- wic />?. hiii a;• =.
Vf ' - -••• -*<r g: - .I,OD ud
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p* AI.PET sad or•• r - ; ;
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Tub ~- ZEKIiE .S. '
N s! ►. J. ar,.' 10cmtp
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L * * ZKKBE'S.
T> 10. L-.-mra i J*t t? . ce
XC ■ lL*ty L fte, a: Z-iltAUr vnj
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l **S est *° ;;; : fin perial,Gnies,
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r r APi - v ;^£ *" ■' a ir
*•'* 7.EPBE-S.
T> AISI\" 5 I - fd Applm :• . C tr
il rii an lata, a: t •', Gi eery.
4 LAFvGE x (f * . k ; :< fC- i: v
A "''--i Nut* a 5..mi. at 1 *' r i'- v
r. ZLKBE'S.
\I" iJ 1! LA re *-; i Cider V v- C ir $
** Ztlvßt S
4 £r-: ipnlitT -:* F : -i. Oil. FAij. A - h.!.
. 1 laMviw ar.: .t raa Cai ilre. at
ZERBE'S.
yy*'. iFIi. nr. i f
Xy ■-
. t Set*. Tea Set*.
>* ■*. Cliir a ar i S: re T •:<■: [. y,;.,
Cnvrrrd Sauce B Str.ik I
I'ir.rer Piat'-- (Ar - nr..i SacerF. *tinf and
■ • aim n, to ce.i ?<} irate fr.m -• t. f.r iciest
no*B ZEKUE S.
Nh M .;re > f ail k r t. CiF-r J 'f,
A?| !e 1 utter T M.ik lOrie of.-.!. !zcp,
Ji.z- Ir s i g-.1, t, d g,u : .,a
-0 7.EHBE S.
TAKE NOTICE.
r f ' lIE Oil wc r ir offer t> : - - 1 "
J. 'he f inie th.t been - - .t ji "*'•
.i.5 ?•* ther s rlOs. t i- ► r - "
fj Awe l ha i ng-ncy f r earn* '* k npl t
i: bet in mr.itc amngeaier t * try v.J
•Jer- ;i ua : l <ut assure > ur ft it •. > an J the
f uti'tt that ijr • g i. if not eLjrti. j
i * n: that hss Loer. r J. a* .• . re .-in
Mi hy 8. fa.rani iv.;.sr;" i' tri.-.1. V -at* pre
ptrrj {i ml] n- !->*r * te 1 sro: J *trir!
•ur •:! t > V:" * u • re; re< rh 1. IV r ah:
huve *Le {'■ itiaii-j r; vcrv -up'-n rarl'le,
I w the sr*'ie. Carh. u Oil at b• u. j-.t
gv'..,n—a .ibtral tii- ■ >nut t • th~ tra-ie.
JOHN KENNEDY i ( .
A EBON C-.-u.' *. J.fsp'r i;inr :cb , i?
w or the •),< *- By t; 1 jmJ n.
c'-. at -JOHN KENNEDY A Co'.
Uj \ CTS frCtl 01 f y th? ? n!S r. th
o*_7 nso-i ? lii.'i i:it lurnin£ il n *in n* l '-
A hberai cieJueii t t. the —f-r v It
JOHN KENNEDY AC-.
Ap'. r ~ tin C trl on C i! 0;'. Worki.
fOAL Q Lamp* SI -*•* Cl.imnfti,
Bruf-he*, Burrer* A - .. A... t>r **le by
JOHN KENNEDY A Co.
YT r ATER, Butter, and Sugar Cracker?,
T I fret', fr-iu the bakery. at
JOHN KENNEDY A CC^
i t~\ Feet Wind tr G2a. ox? to
V'\_r ltlsiß. f r fi-tle l>tw i.v
JOIIX KENNEDY A Co.
OIL <>f 3 qualities the best in the market
tree from smell snd ?:n< k". A
-*<•>rtinent of the latest styles of Limf*• '
different patterns of new anl h>eautifu! de
signs are to be had *t
JOHN KENNEDY A C"_'_
"toeosTMßS'
SEWING
MACHINES.
Iho great and unceasing demand for tin
remarkably siutpie machine is a g u#r "
antee of its superior excellence.
PRICE $3O.
FOR SALE AT
Fairbarks 5 Scale Warehouse
7 15 ( hestntu strtH'i, Philadelphia
Philadelphia. September 13, laoO