Reading daily eagle. (Reading, Pa.) 1868-1883, September 04, 1868, Image 3
THE Pt DING .Pit:'' , l3E liF;' • CM AND: Miniriri, E foiEDITIO= Tllll NAN ABOUT ,TOWN.-Tom Mclntyre too k $ benefit but njaht at the Timis* Ooml.slit chit Ig the ,tamps.. f r om iflattaitheesily %are 1031 a shoe on,tbe Mesquite yiguiv mai ye!. ter lei . She Weal tliteii am, foipid it estalll,- 4 -:' lbe isln yesterdai , liet'onlit elesisitanittabsrt• Of utters and streets, neglected by ,somebody. but ti m e ] i cons iderably to the 'sultplY Of watt hr la the Ourikill.—.t haunted ; bons. te sg tenement of I cy n umber of o InarYltif4fte, to which Is added an ex traordinary ens, its the form of edited fit4o. Sherry's Th wariest Centrum* . will` Orly la Lino. (tor on Monday. nest.---741 . IFM coil „,o, un d e r . the: Post Oho, is Oro* etrifghto , ,.. , ____,H ow to lee a stet' without iiefilie itithilthear. trr-run your head asigniallatigrPosio- , --4sour e yes were killed , near, Pto On 0 e Lebanon v a lley railroad, on Wednesdartnernlng.--...The pie kle busineu but now lallswir p ! po ilu o is i " iiit it it osier to get Into a pickle than to iet oiELLE. rm er d a y Afternoon. during tbe hear .•a wheel came off an onsaihns on Penn street. The prod l agers gOt out ant) bail to foot it totigoepot,_ A drunken woman and a bottle were found by Watt ' ,dim last evening, onPenn gigot. near Third.— tbe live man is the pepper rasa of oreation-the Agile° of the world.---The Rag at t i , oss :P enn rroot, (ruin "Yoonyun Lees” headq.Ultx,tSrs, )111- , ttrbY rave "(runt, Colfax 'rind VielerY ' 'a "dirty iLtke," landing thew la tho • mud to. the . equeycz --The city was saved the expense, yesterdwof eltaning the streets and gutters. The Mil` beWitil d•ne It beautifulls.-te 1 ire roan Is 1 Mei run way boss, lie gets the wholo of the road. —A young man. whltst'rutinints to e !t °its:tithe rain yerterilay, plft Mishit!, a tanlP-POO stla ' gomewhgt Imaged his ."bigle."-1--All WU quiet , sang Penn street last evening. ----The live man trets w h en ho walks, fnd Ilea down eh:4M etalstHieetelte e verybody else higii.--801l mikeni digs OUP WV are very )4 11 4" ) , , , /1.10 11 1 bag? 14$ ..... t . ,Aga—The frivluol lee are ,very Invisible nria-a•days, nothing being seen or beigr i t o f th em . —Seymour and Blair badges selling off mailigli , t th e Eagle,booketore.--The Ilya man isasTull f blunts. ei the Itaqu'otof el a elreet t htirrhe ia' lien like a hornet, very bini, but about Whit the .ol only knows.-m-4bri umbrella brigab has via niedo its oppootanett-,4-rt-Tho carriers ef , he EAot.g have been furntsitertielth oil cloth capes 'to weather it during the raittlirunner's se ed school, North Fifth strect; is ffourisig,inge-- i he firm of Jones, Vox & Col'ore enlarging their A Works, Tenth and Iduhlenberg streets. by« be addition of a now building' forty by eighty falst. -----tleneral ' Taylor had to' surrender at ladl he old sign, with the inseription "Oen. Taylor ever surrendars," which, for so long a Illne hung n (rent of the Oen. Tailer Ifotel e in North i n trktt4 treet, has boon Vtalsent down' , t* insike pl e fOr mething more modern, Library Fall, at the enter of Fifth and Franklin 'streets; WI boon re)- minted and fixed up In Wood , style. This is.the non hail In the eity; and is now perhatte the most )nyelltellt,--1-11ien Bag and staff, °oilier Oil` Sixth ra.Court streets, was blown dowti lAA evening by . e high wlnd.—Caught Without trylwg--raeold --The moon,kept out of sight list eiening.and enco the city was left in. utter 'derittioes. The rent lamps:should bare been lit,- '-There was a rest dew, of "soreakine"'. and' "clattering" of utters and signs last night.-77-rPrefeerbre.Berg ad Renewal shortly give a toil of concerts in , loity.---The R9 4410 11', in* /# 6 0:i 00 1 10'41 uniting at Fifth and Court streets, ,le ' repute, go-, g toward completion.— , This itnepatok i elaims gat the P. L. L. numbers *OO menthersl, Take off o cyphers, and It will I,oo4rer the truth.'n t%--,.. g now building of Ohm. Brenelsottwirnit Ofeth; <I Penn, Is bola,' Optske4l, and 101 l IR ._2l 4li k u - iittb, l o. cot looking huildingl In tiiti olty, e live on dont't lawns die. sltoh,lr, alwwt•dlos _bias,.a moots death„ jt good , is an oyster due' , ithout any fusk , -4/the krintei l itho set up "In lon there is strength.'t aid net botainw E t ‘triot, nature; cinly i s trifling One ,In letkini. ' US had ndoubtodly pkrMlsen tot * few LtOill,4l;- ease; irPc' inner.---fitewart'aThifintre Contiquir. le etill'io4 a Acrid, and there It every 'MII 11106 ,boo'olll o ileitis a Penninint ~, Lastituti44.- 4 -r-ffethei bulb= paid new risltthis. morning, 4Ho looked , ell, but kind o'ahy, fearing that ' Our Kritaidn light Rein him. lie had how e ver-no ;reason 'I to• ear, um we have him well .ohained..---Ifearsay a very unreliable fallen.; ild Wks ilk) muoh. sesides, ho don't know 'the ' trutht and doesn't shibit any desire to get hoquainted with it. t ~ ' D. L.—Brown, meet Sixth, 8 No . 0. Purple, meet Sixth, o. 2. Blue, moot Sixth, if, o. 1. Black, meet Slith, 8, at'No. 0. White, meet Sixth, 8 at No. 2. -Yellow, Meet Sixth, 0, No. I. Sept. 8-21 • AT the Sehnlienfost of' the Cleituoo'‘, „ l ire !tub at Latioactor l bn Tubsday l Mr, George :chnlek,of Pottsv ille, Schuylkill county,who ',well known to rainy of out citi4eno t tqplc he sixth prize. • AT n meeting of the Dentoeraey of the Fourth Ward, held last 'evening; the follow, j i g gentlomqn were Owed in nothinittian as telegates to the County Dr.O. 11. Hutu, Tort WO)lqbV _ . 1 Tns Denloertul of ilekiriatiurg loteß Iloti• ng a grand pic•niO end 'magi meow in a clods near that oity, oct Satprday, •t 919th ng. Distinguished Dennoeratio orators have accepted invitations to be present oW,the•ea: canon, A meeting of the Oenioenitie di>s o eiwtioa of Reading wlll be held tit dick headquat., lets, Sixth and Penn WO% t6:0001, Or! , nin. Eloquent atid:populai apothem wiil be attendatteo. See • advertisement.— Every Deroperat should attend.. :1; , 2 ASSAULT AND Birnow--,A, youuifuuT by the name of Henry Otork.o4bio b . e ot t it he blenkle l 'on Wednes4aY 'ate,* And made complaigt agaiost.'itowerd Boy ifOr asiault and batter*: 'Clark to emPhVed. hostler at theliehrooker lioun stA .t.ltere was some dillidnlWbetitteeribiliond.ibiee of th e men employed at the livery stable and ilr. Boyer ordered (Huh to leave , yugh Which he refused to do, and Boyer took the privilege to eject, T,ho caselo,ol l3l #4 l 3 livid, to Court.H•Gaiette: ' " Tue beautiful tramipatenoy 01' Seymour and Blair, at' the Democratio".aeNtlTWtgli' at Sixth and Penn Mutate; attracts mach attention and adriration.r .0 ; was painted by Mr. Miehtel Sealing, oftVo fin:o'of Belling k Leimaster, in *nth liii4th street; and ?elleets much oredit'upon bis shill and taste. We have not seen its ,equal foo a long time . and the contrast hettreen the? portraits of Seymour and Male * rind thkuie the two colored men, at t lifth an 4 Penn; is; quite annoying to the'ROlbals. • TEE Cnors.---Eveti Where we hare the most encouraging, accounts ef the crops. Tito corn wheraver we go, loots unusuOty welt. No ono as yet speaks of a failure in' the potatoes. Wherever lifted; ,they .are fine in size and quality; auti clear of any At', feet. Vegetables are plootif .110,04:00111.11:1: good prices. All thikoait',hAvelttle plots; 'should raise and help contribute to the "00- Oral store. But it takes' a little *OA,. and that too many people dread: Th of h f shot price g therefore, glen; Fruit is a pretty gene fr Orel gt kV* will equable itself, in ire get fro abtoad,atfair prices fittob;‘: • *?.l, Min* eat to public notice, the ,aitieeit rind school. `house committees of theillklittairiq 00100 4 cratic.Club met at the public house of Peter , §rause, In , , Tgetigt feP on theVittigßie borough of Kutztown : ArchellitileriEsikG, Foment, *tee t taiiv.:lo,l)ad MOW Secretary., •• . After the tiansaetiqn otsome pr liminaty Wittiness/the nil were unanimously adopted • A7csolviul,,,,Muit endorse the nomiOsv tions of fib'indp i ratid Bl r;" the Platforntof the . NO•York Conventitin ; the Democratic .State noininations, andthe-resolutions of the late Democratic County Meeting. ' Resolved, That our Delegates te. the next County Penventiotkitrit tootttlited to Mice upon the Convention the'propriety.of &mg . an earlier 'days ' for holding the Democratic Connty,„llo44ivi and the Delo. gate Conventions, se as to insure a proper and efficient organization of the party in future cam 4is. • , .nat otir Deli:We td the 'next County. Convention be an dare hereby hi. strneted to support the nomination and the election of the WA. d. "Lawrence„ Gets for ',That•ire hero, t‘ll,confldence In the honesty, ability and kindness toward • the poor,. of ondrienkatui neighbor,. % Wald 8. ots, • Figq l -'mull, as ibis *Gotten. of . our county- hits -never: had a,candidate for Ohegif t _rwe: -heartily reconimend him, for 'said °Mee, and instruct our Delegates ,to live him their undivided support for Sheriff lo;ent,no4.Cletityßetiventien.,•; ..ffesoked, at we are. opposed to all "lokrtilling" in the nomination of .a County Ticket, andihnt our Delogitesv(independent of theubeve inzttuetions)aye , free • to. vote' for the men for the other , offices •as their best judgment shall dictate, keeppg in view 'the just claims ; of every section 'of the 'county., , .Resolved, That these proceedings ifpublished in all th DemoCriitie papers in ° • all he county. (Opted by, file 04/i/ers) • . `, • ' • A new Order known as the "Brotherhood lof the lYnion," 'labeling organized in Harris 'burg; it commences its career with list of two hundred' tnetnheilw.-:-.Linieniter Intelli•- gencen On *dards) , eveiiink, 1864 there tins 'a society instituted in Heading s known os the "Brotherhood Of the Union." This -"new - order' t, was founded , about the leer 1847, bkAeorite Lippardiin the city of nil tidelphia., wo suppose, , to the large number of secret Orders which had started into existence about that time; (and= the "Brotherhood" not being put, boldly for. ward) the "now order"did not Spread very ,rapidly i Pennsylvania. , ln the ,Western ,States; - w ereother orKanlationi had , not 'engrosse all the materiel, It soon became a `very extensive organization. The lodge or. :ganrzed in this city, in 1864, wall clamed 4 cFreedon't Wt.; of 'Tenon.; and No. 227, of the Continent of Ainerica." 'We 'ere not a meiribprorthesuorder, blat we are 'informed that it is neither religious, sectari an, nor political, In its strloteliv .sense,, end therefore good men from all nations, end' of, all political creeds or religious denernine• Its, can join ha'nds under its banner. ' IS= 111:;!Ul SIMKO OP LOOOSS AND A.BBO9IiTIONI9. Viie following named organizationiwill hold ,their regular stated . meetings' this: (FatnAT) 'eyening 5 +,, - • 't Angell,* Ommeilifo. 91, 0,11. A. M., at Springrille,,,Ouhatu township. • Seminole Council HI!,. 89, e..A. , FUTh and. Washington, - t• / Reading Degree.Oirele B. D. (IL F.) 0. 'A., Brotherhood Th'ird and -Penn: Hermann Lodgr, U. .D. O. YeagerTi 'Hall. Royal' Temple No. I,lilasonle Tie, 708 Penuttreet . ,:.,T • ~ :; Piiin Lodei No. 85; at Pi t od , Fellows' • Wnehirigton of A., "Muhlefiberg •Maneion,"' f ourth and ,Penn streets. • • IlebTon Encampment, N 6.14 O. of 0. 'F. I Odd Fellovfa' , 440 ding Encampqient 48 ki 0. 'of O. .F., csaas'eliowfit no. , l, (En,caninment NO; 1 . 62, I. O. Of O. V., at Pleasantville. Namur g Encampment No., 108, L 0. of 0. F 4, ; , i • , , 'Att:Ert.rown, PA.`, August.Blst,lBBB. 'To Mr. E. D. ReAlford, • \ AGENT Goon WILL On'T ENTERPRIRE.j , ;OWIG e g to a consideratio - number of tickets ran:taming 'unsold, as Well • as coupons uhre 'turned, we have been compelledto postpone ;the drswing p the'Clood Will Enterprise, for a shbit thigh fact you will phase au . inounce to interested parties in your neigh. 'borhood.- 'From the rate, at which tickets have been !ogled of late, hoWever, we are 'encouraged in, the - 604105t they will be all disposed of We very short time, and to this eittl *6 ate' flOw getting' in, goods,' Ouch 'as 'pianos, • sexing inaehitie, turniture,' which you and your frien ds are invitedtoln. Epect as Opportunity Etiay,offer:To.the end that Me drawing may come °Nat the earlieet . poseible &yore would respectfully 'urge you ,to:renewed exertioncin the as le eftlekets.-- • eaoll'ope °four aiente touldgellisay from. tweak to forty tick*, in additi on to ihos6 altaady sold, the drawing o:Tl4 l cm:tie off , in ,a week's time. So y ou _ may see the tinie is pot, far distant. uesps . ctfull)P L • ; ept. 8-2 t Wx. P.ll(6l,llfi:pkairman.' ?OLIVE A 0111,1113.— Niel! lotigere elter from the wet :weather ,; in :the 140ek,up last night, who took their - departure :early this, morning.. • Vatliarino Res, a middle'aged''WoMani 'was arrested About Rix o'olook:hist eiening, by Officer Olaf ;: NMI street below Wil t 'sad with.the assistance ,of Ckficer Sharman,' ,convey d' to., leaktuErtentgy the! had, ;bindle and in that pandlea bgttle of the i"lirathur." 'She had erideritally been !sevorely, kicked by, that .:saine•...f,Krathu r'" 'for sher wai, nnOL . 4.4 11140 1' t 'wss epeechltimi, Tali liOrnin 'woes' °rough bef9Cl:4ol l .l ll Mri'llAt itioicfrutblor loomotion, and um% and also the uie of ber torigne:' niki titstod'it*f ate' bad come 'ham Philadalphla yektikaajih`d bad intend ' to go right through Reading,`,ib4 Was pomehow ••or other detained here. Not any e funAs to pay her , fine} she was retained. g ' SALE OF VALWAtii bOrtivil. —By an or der of the Orphana'..Court of Berke county; th Orliert 001413100 r count 1.411 e 'tointitrtriv.' r te De 14:44 at 1 o ' clock 3);.1111.,' thi Birks - 'oounty soue,4o 0 A koltolz atone lq ,54 40, acres land'intin ite4 lIF* eter i tiOkihkoi , trabi of paeturit'an4wOootad; log 40 &ilia, situated illEteter t ,,49,,;pfigtottud f 42 4,110 ketiaileated at the corner of Eighth and Elm streets; in thla ' , 11 'too brick dwe.iliog . aou le r ad. anted e m or ofEight.h.atiAth,yetteat,?o, , • t .thuto ouitioir r y Om _lt '.the;,4lmk . Ofaie l „ itivimp-- , a f liissetien - apples, all lisping xt 11'44 ' OlOB6 tAelisei ; ,e': ) e , W ernrdirato Thi47 *as Demo- oulearel relied on the tatte , er /1!F• WI ekßerq On, $1.4r1 tdeljr: inj Wier coon the toff I ,ol' 9/!/ *kit .In. the,mPleork*B BEM MEM SECO' 'EDITION. 11111.11 0431.111ti1i P. - - • "'mity ifJ. • / Sun rfse,f! , ,, ;8;602 sits . 622 hoais 44,6iinutee. •. . . STAMP OP tillittOlolletnit •• `l . ! ; A‘ . 2`F. M. MuidaY,' ' 74° 'B6° Tuesday. . 74° \ 82' Wednesday, 76° - ` 810 Thursday, 70° 70° Friday, latirday; ' • ``Jimmie" Ennis, ofreliz's saloon notor let*, was serionslphutt at the old depot on Wednesday, by \ a casting Wing on his legs. . 1 Hanel Fiii. roinrs.—A. new brick '-house 'not finite finish In In Werth Ninth street, be. you, Elm, tum bled do‘m, lastmight during lb° rein. storm INntrry Cpisncila tof PhiladelPida, bf the 'Order AnlericArk • liechenica, will partici. ;pate in the grand parade that • to take placein Lancaster next MOW, - • , • an T bit at Mart& a ' Varieties, a abw zensation. klecondA ig ',of Conela Joe and Plaine Blaaehe. 'The perfortnahee is un• autvassid by any othe r in the city. gver y body delighted. ,i It . i GEIGER d Buo.rtma,(William and Charles) No. dill Penq street', have just ' received, and 'are opening: . .thelatliest lot of boots ' , Apes/ l ists,,. caps, strawsoo4 furs, trunksivalisesi ;he;, that ere* before -vane to 'Reading.— 'Everything they have livof the latest style, end will be sold at the most reasonable pri: :nee. Call and, examine, :and , price their pods—Penn street (North side), between Fourth and truth,? , fBept.:ll-2i. Court . re s --The testimony in the caseof Mi elnel &used vs. Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of Berko county, closed at 101 o'clock this 'lnerning. The arguments of counsel and the charge of the court will probably occupy nearly the whole afternoon.: A report of the case mill be given tomorrow. - The case of G. Dawson Cole Man vs. David tevan and Jacob Potteiger, was continued yesterddy afternoon . , apon the application, and at costs of the'de ' .. But one more case remains for trial at th . term. . ' Tee RAw.-IYestarday, and last night the rain descend ed the floods came. Theie was no uncertain movement in die clouds, and no one doubted that it rained—ill de. Oared it a'regular old-fashioned rain. ,There was 'a patthring, a splashing,* , rushing and a blowingl—a storm. It was a rain that was grehtly needed,ind it did good non the right and left—at the top and bottom-in the hew ire and at the circumference." The 'whither is not yet settled. The Schuylkill river and its tributaries in this vicinity are much swol• len, and yellow as clay. There will be a freshet, if much more water will fall. • BLOODY Flan. -l-TWO men, named Adam `Nib°ld ano Conrad Bower, vre're: ougate , last night—or, rather early this morning." During the night therhad a difficulty about 'an umbrella m a beer saloon ih the North• western part of the 'city. About 2 o'olock a. m. 4 re both were apparently on their :way ho e, one attacked the_ other with an axe-han le, when they went at it in regular tsmighAnd-tamble style,pounding and biting :each ' ,other' fearfully. When the parties ;were discovered(Bower appeared to have Ole upper-hand, he being on tot O ffi cer Haggerty, assisted by several o f o the r police men, arrested the parties, an cOnveyed 'them to the station house, -This morning they presented. such a frightful appesxance— *being etvered all over irikh mild and blood — 4 -that the Mayor had them conveyed home in a wagon to change their clothing before !giving them a .hearing. One of them was Also taken to a physician's office to have his wounds dressed. At the heAring both had `their beads tied up, and piesented a very -pale *appearance. Each had lost a large quantity of blood. The axe"-handle was produced; and was 'covered with . blood half its length. Each swore that the other had been the assailant, and there was -no one who had seen the comNiancement of the 'affray. Each wad fined $4.26, for • street fighting, and discharged. The affray oc curred on Buttonwood street, near the corner of Eleventh. Beside swollen peepers one had a terrible gash in the head, and the 'other had lost a piece of his upper lip. PROP. E. A. Blillo.--4110 publis will be pleased to , learn thnt. this distinguished Pi anist will give a series of Musical Entertailf-' meats, SW Fall anti hinter, in our city-s=he, 'having alrasuly engtOl some of the best tidz" 'ent in We country to rissibt him. Our read era mai, re ember that, ,some three or four years AA, the Prof. "Aiwa number of Con certs, which were greatly patronised 'and greatly praised, He has rep!:tetion, of being tbe best: peiformer on the piano in this sec tion of. country. We • copy the 'following .criticism, which, was published in a Reading Inewspaperin the Spring Of 1.864. The Article ;was written by . one of the moat prominent business men in the community, but who ,has made mush: his study for zebra, duriag his leisure hours: "This Pianist (Prof, B. A. Berg) has just finished his education at the 'fountain of dui Fathers of the Art, in \Oer; 'many, and will henceforth devote his splen did,talent to POO°. Words ~6innot: toPvey biaroiling thunder of the balui. 'Bin perch 'upon the altiosimo is with such neat distinct ness as to elicit points of light similar to ft t :those 'witnessed:ln the petform ee' Of Ole' all. ' The crirpness ,or Oa tto passa is not more surprising than e - etre:m g:richness oftheaoitannt6 . lll g 411'0312,6h gio'entangled difficulties of Gottsohalk with opyllarke wo 10)49p.ktimpoia0 7 ,400,0ush Ike Nimpleitiiidody. HU stile of angering Ike simplest ' i'Pri}o• 04,44 y on.the) $O4O A mad ,'with. '4O .cteScang: i .• dimipens3o. SI espy bind Of 'Weld,•will gkve.hini rink With hid*,gaila ,iiill: Giousook. s , 14;1:Worth the intunclaus , t o ok iiii(i him'm soputot Alivisswra to . ,,waiug,were want 14 look itit Wald WV . ( 1 1 , IN; bilitng of thelaitielitt4 MOO Bankli r*-Naiilkran." . I LOCAL NOTICES. Tuo ''iOreet t t the 041311,-thiVieltible kemedy or, Fttionulttiftn i ,t4 luz Spreiritioa Ili.olsob; Chan s, JOinta, SOU' Moat!, tuld pain of say sort and front 'anytime, is Di: nominee Magnetic OS. 60 ets. and V s 00 pot Wok, Anl94oll,ilduse, ; biog. <lo-1 d Wititie ' 41 Inahm '' 5 XV Oa frielt 8 s fix r,e• iteray hair thur nae the *too led tep, pot, ado cato t o article i 431,( , , lA' e' isle and , A. my WU* ' ,' ' ' '1: WWII 4 Bin's Vegetable ► Arnb ~ J en. we are in cPertlatik itkaitPoples l lo ll More deeiri• to lad leis objectional eiinalit* than any other in the market. i n restores krey or :fa; ded hair to ita Menai color in a moat re l'iukikb/tivailigliefAta II ifig intrtirki Ind soot %properties removes all dm and hrnnore 4 him those:loli =l:live it a fair la andyou cativo t fail to like it. aug 18-1 * I, I) t - . Nearer ta... kh64'.llU SP Ate . , 1414vr the b.' '' .''' t— •wiritaribe ' gov fated. Oa shiiirtemi(of.theiovies' v isoclux dep:. ivolootwo *logkir means, the , 14q1AWsi lel hlk flees elute t irty.iirtnaillapeigtourrtoP to- ' • Qur Souther ti brethren led by some de , ' muogues, erred and 'hoe ,been punished witkthe bayonet old diliastition during a tout, years' was. ' Now they bow*" *A. dna and recognise the gorlutnenti we bare to act 'with nutgasminitY, l 2 l l 4l6 Vothre the States to their coalejtational - sae ' South erred but acted Mealy an, bravely. We; more poWerral, had_ Oollivick. 'his better to hare ithem as Mends' ill a hippy 'country than 44 OnbdelykottottdMl top des°' Wed country.. , A hippy, ;unite eigiywherei thatis what wewant.- .:. ._ :! Stow iq dead and freediu the tountry,but tbd gr‘Amnis have not shown yeti buy lus tily them to equal. rights wi l ; *cry nation is the wo , his position in bon= • e 1 not the 001**I Peoilto,k4vi ''ti'lly . should tbe. , nigam i people; be forted to a, . they belong to f 'That is .sr i want. The overburdened wig) by the day's lobor, shall e*J and not be troubletWith,,hlgb the frauds on the governmenf for . office . seekers * . the', gob bohdholdera r a at ,array people's „free 'will—that ii. 1 And as a les4ee we Want 11. the flee will of all the_psoOlde . and not a man who knows 4 demagogues Who want a,.;gm And n 0731044 OM if WO) let us try tt, and not teltow ' 1 keep up the batthrtrYi stick ftle's blood, Sad destroy Ole hap 1110111811. No, not this, but'si.har ill- 7 6st is wha,lowe want. ' ' pesirak oirThoOl44 II: Oilexaawiu sieescia. HARTFORD, 0011[1: 1 ' % Pt: O. Thomas q: Sejimotte die* at this city, at 8:80 this evini fever, aged 61 years. Erfiirtui ill i Middletown „ A ditary Inatitutvla‘ and practiced he profeasiolk ; 'ilidi•reptieseli. tativo in Con retie fkom this State Nkm 4848 to '1846. In 1846 he went to Mexico iiii a major in a Niw England regiment, and was promoted toe l coloueley. In 1860, Ike' was elected flov4nor or Connecticut, and wed re-elected thtee times; ~ waa Attitkisterte Russia during Pierio's . adminisitition. lie was a prominent member ef the , 14 1 44.0 11 19 fraternity at thetimikdif 1 411 1 40).‘ The 'clf linahlit!o* 11 4 011 1$ 0 , 1 1 . A t ke Walla Uolllollr% UM* • .3 WILMINGTON, DO4 l 'Sept. ,11 . - ! = Tki? , PAPI cal victory turns out to be . The majority for Xrkifir la 44; instead of 100. 1 int. for some 41 #0) other - candidates the vqte is much closfr. Delaware is all right for 841:1101* stud Blair. • . : ' • • • - • r!v Large nersocatie psi*. ' • RUTLAND,I44O.• 4i—lteturns (rein 208 tovfne site a i,epubilean Majnrit,y7 l )2s',. 998, with 88`toine,to Eger ktnu, whin are expected to reduce the trigjorityL considers. ' The Democrat* have largely increased their vote, while the Republicans have iosti . fro* rpesent appearances, over 2,900 . votes since 'the OecOen of Lincoln; ;The DeniiieraitiSvOte hail increased 50'Per cent. on an average, thrciughout the State. The Legislature, as far •ai heir& froni, stands 185 Republicans to 4 Democrats. . FAR and near tbrotithout the tYho be Country, the newspapers teem with the won* derfpl cures performed, by Dr. • Russell's Itaguptio Oil. 60 els. and $1 00per bottle. erican Rouse; Reading'. Emig. 17-tt . Lion? has just received alarge lot of pure, fresh drugs and medloinei v of all kinds. Thope who Alegre the Pure'ar;iele, (and who does nott)ite would adriaa them to go to him. His prices are reasonable,and he waits upon all ins customers in a prompt and gentlemanly manner. All prescriptions are put tip in the Most careful /manner, and there is no danger of {nit/mistakes oc• curring. i The .Doctor has a 150,4 kinds of toilet *tides 1 for sale,— , olls 'lwashes, , soaps, brushes, combs, itc., l4q. . - Remember the place-. No. 1 Notth Fifth ',street. L aug 21-1-w. / P AWEIMOW ' Mgt '4 1 9 1 T 3 , t ) 4.1 -4 Oevi.2 r. st i Scr ia :m pe rib‘... - . , , d . . .. I r mo % , " ; 1 :- : • 1 , . • stew. - .. - .., . , :I I . : i rk • oFiEirest. ' - ' ' -. 4 • ''. '' 9I i" a, and. Ohio. -. - ' . ' ' lo: '4 ig 1 1 Rye LOU% ' ' .• -* '" .00 tp, ' . -. ,",' .10 ZOO 85 : ' ego White. . :'• *, ', • ~ '' i" •!' • ' • ♦ ' • ~, 90451 Oorn rel. '.--., .. ' a ' ,'''' ‘- e a ' 21 . 50 i i-: , dP,Wed: •- • -,.., - .7 ,‘. 1, '.' 1 , , 1 • la is. ; ilt: Per ' bee ' ll :- ^ ' ' ' ~*7-' ', , . "" ... I , ', .1 .H . .... . :29 ,; I' : ~ ~,.....•., . 4 .; Ns t i k , _ : ~. - ~,,, - ~,,;- ~.. 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