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I WOULD RATHER BE RIGHT THAN PRESIDEXT.--hVhb't Clay.
OLUME 9.
EBENSBURG, PA., THURgDiLY, AUGUST 5, I8C9.
TSRMS-2'50 IMU A XX I'M
lfcJto- 2.00 IXADVAKfK
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ublic,
fiy Law, Kbensburg, Pa.
FENLO:J, Attorney at Law,
Ehen.sb'irg, Pa.
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IXUILER, Attor-
E(y f.l f" V
O ATM AN, Attor
L-cisburg, Pa. .
ir. r to collections.
id.
rOUXSTOX L ? 'AN LAN. Attorneys
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t. JOHNSTON. LtU'K,JJ
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AMKS ( EAbLl, Attorney ar iaw,
farro'.ltown, Cambria county, i a.
Architectural Drawings and Specifi-
r .i 1 1 cr ? .1
J. WATERS, Justice of the Peace
1 7. and enven.-r.
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-OfTr-e z'Voiniu-j dwelling, on fi-,
' .ir", Cftu? l3'6m-
LL. LANGSTROTH'S PATF.NT
, MOVABLE COMB BEE HIVE!
Pronounced the best ever yet introduced
in this county or trtate.-.Aoy person buying
a family rht can have tlieir Bees transferr-
ed from an old box to a new one. In every
j instance in which this has becu done the re
' suit has been entirely satisfactory, and the
i first take of honey has in variably paid all ex-
rau13 1 pen" nu( frequently exceeded them. ' Proof
L " j of the superior merits of this invention will
Attorney at j ue una in lutr wstiiiuunj 01 verj man ttuo
are the gentlemen named below, and their
experience should induce every one interested
in Bees to
BCY A FAMILY RIGHT !
Henry C. Kirkpatrick, of Carroll township,
took 106 pounds of surplus honey from two
hives, which he sold at 35 cents per. pound. .
Adam Deitrich, of Carroll township, took
from two hives ICO pounds of surplus honey,
James Kirkpatrick, of Chest townihi?, took i
60 pounits 01 surplus noney irom one hive.
Jacob Kirkpatiick, of Chest township, ob
tained 72 pounds of surplus honty from one
hive, worth cot less than $21, and the right
cost him only $5.
Teter Campbell from one hive obtained 3G
pounds of surplus honey at one time.
gtgf Quite a number of similar statements,
authenticated by some of the best citizens of
Cambria county, could be obtained in proof
of th superior merits oi Langstroth's Patent
.Movable Comb Bee Hive.
Persons wishing to purchase family rights
should call ou or address
PETER CAMPBELL,
Nov. 2C, 18GS-tf Carrolltown, Pa.
J. K. FCANLAS.
JokMNvn. Ebtmburg.
'(PK.IAN & DICK. Attorneys at
Law, "ubtnsburu', Pa.
Office ;u Colombia l.ov, wnn m.
Esq.
lOSEI'll i. iSrli A l rAi, .Mi-tioe ci
tbe Peace, Jolnistovi;, pa.
r-v- OHu-e u iVariet strn-J, toriitr of Lo-
i: t-tr-jpt exfeiided, and one duor south of
lute oSice of Wm. M'Kee. Rur3
I)i:veui:aux, m. d., riijMcian
and Su.ct-cn. Humirit, Pa.
y Oihce east of M:rs:cn Iloie, on Rail-
strict. ight cahs promptly atteiide l
it his office. faug!3
hl 1'E WITT ZEIGLKK
O.Tcrs bis professional ser-icc3 to the
ns oi' Khv.i-!jurg and vicinity. He will
I.b?n?iur "ie t-ecoud Tuesday of each
V to rv..imn ono week.
f.ttr.u'tcd, uithout vain, with Xi'.rous
'., ci !. rijiifi( Gas.
feI.oTuU :a the ''Mountain House,
'.rf-rt. aulo
STLIY.
:.ndtT5 ined. Graduate of the lial-
:t'viii-jc of Dental Surgery, respectfully
!:- professional services to the citizens
"'.-! rp. lie has spared uo means to
iiirliW H.-'iuaint himself with every im-
vnunt in his art. To many years of per
' experience, he has sought to add the
.rted experience ot the highest authorities
cctrtl Science, lie simply asks that an
rtiulty liiay be giveu for his work to
i its fjwii nraise.
SAUUKL BKLFOUD, D. D. S.
kr" Will bent Ehensburg on the fourth
y of each Month, to stay one w jek.
list I?., 1803.
WYl'S; CO.,
JoIJ. Silver, C.)V
i.:i i i;ne l.iMc.-!t?
.r:.riint Lc.ir u'.d
:r 1 -si..1.. rst
i-'Jifi'tic ide
fr"psiiile points in J e Vs i?- Stutes,
(Jeu nd Hauking B.uincs? t.';-.isartcil.
ut i sgS.
M. LLOYD .v: Ct
Alton.'., T'.v.
on the nrincioal ci'i''', -r. i I.'iivir
") ltor".!e. Collections ::.nue. -don-
ectived m At, .-, -. r.avuide on fleuinnd.
if'-n-st, cr t; oi; time, with interest
-IK Fin. ST
- .1
rIONAL 1.NK
Or J;ix.roffs, I'kns.v.
V Ca?Uut $ 00,000 00
Vf to -. rye t'o 100,000 00
''liy n,: sr!! Inland itnd Foreign Drafts,
S;'vo , ;ivd n.:i c cses of (Jovern
irtu . 1'it've .ohections at home
'"''d ; i ;,-; jo7t-i : loan money,
ii.inkin,- business. All
to ..s v i.l receive prompt
n 'la-J care, cl iodciite prices. Give
YOU WANT A BARGAIN ?
The subscriber offers at private 6ale the
fallowing described valuable property, situ
ate in Strongstown, Indiana county :
OXE LARGE UOUSE,
Two stories high, L-shape, one L being 50
feet long, and the other 40 feet. It contains
Oine ri) rooms, and is well suited for. and
has heretofore been used as, a Hotel. Situa
ted in the business portion of town.
OXE SMALL Ell II USE,
Two stories high, 40x22 feet, capable of ac
commodating two families.
THREE ACRES OF GROUXD,
Upon which the foregoing described houses
are situate.
The property was formerly owned and oc
cupied by Barker & Litziuger, who have dis
solved partnership.
TERMS:
$1,300 for tho entire property. $300 to
$500 in hnd; the balance in payments. Pos
session given the 1st of April, if desired.
For particulars, apply to or ad.iress
A. A BARKER,
marltf Ebinsburg, Pa.
PHOTOGRAPHIC!.
Ho ! every one that Avant Pictures,
Come ye to Ebensburjj and gel them f
HtivlnK 1 ,-, .1 In Kbtnsbur);, I would irmwy
respectfully inform the people that I am now
iuliy prepared to take
PliuTOCRAPHS
in every style of ihe art, from the smallest
Card Picture up to Life Size.
tf Pictures taken in any weather. ""3
Every attention piven to the te.king of
CHILDREN'S PICTURES.
Photographs painted iu Oil. India Ink, or
II"t Colors.
Your attention is called to my
FRAMES for LARGE PICTURES,
and
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
also, Copying and enlarging done in the v?ry
best ."tyle of the ai't.
I ask comparison, and defy competion.
Thankful for past f-.ivors, 1 solicit a con
tinuance of the sauic.
tt:y Gallery on Jrlian street, three doors
north of the Town Hal!.
augl3 T. T. SPEXCE, Thotograpber.
7TEV CHEAP CASH STORE!!
n -
The subscriber would inform the citizens
of Ebensburg utid vicinity that he keeps con
stantly oi. Land everything in the
GROCERY AND CONFECTIONERY
Hue, such as Flour, Tea, ColTee, Sugar, all
kinds of Crackers, Cheese, Smoking and
Chewing Tobacco, Cigars, &c.
CAXXEO rE ACHES AXD TOJI ITOES.'
Also, Buckskin and Woolen Gloves, Wool
en Focks. Neck ties, &c., all of which will be
sold as cheap if not cheaper than elsewhere.
A full aortment of Candies !
Ice Cream every evenine;.
aug!3 R. R. THOMAS
!.Jor(N DlOEKT,
!j..coa Levkboooo,
'Jajiks McMiliex.
J:.cr'Rr.i.i.,
' M. t'.AMLiiI.I.,
b.WIFL J, MORRKLL, President
IlfT.
sep3ly
u ' . t
JOHM LLOYD,
H .NATIONAL HANK
OF ALTOONA.
" 0 1 'EliXM EX T A GXXCV,
,.; AND
XAILD DEPOSITORY OF THE UNI
r TKD STATES,
orner Virginia and Annie sta., North
Uuoq.-i, p:l. - -
?!Iro Capital ..$300,000 00
'"al Ij; 150,000 00
ilntM pertaining to Banking done oa
, ' 'avenue Stamps of all denomina-a-v3
on Land.
, .;iy?''r:' cf Stamp?, percentage, in
' ' ' be nllowed, as follows: $50 to
rer ten t Qnr 4 C!.ir, .
4l'l ur.. , a o per ceni.;
. -".us, per cent. augi:j
i! ii i i, ... .
"'"AiU ULAINE, limber
Ski "-biic 8me.
..j j-iu&ilc me "nioun-
augl3
"O EES J. LLOYD,
Dealer in
Successor of R. S. Bunn,
PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS,
OILS. AND DYE-STUFFS, PERFUME
RY AND FANCY ARTICLES, PURE
WINES AND BRANDIES FOR MEDI
CAL PURPOSES, PATENT MEDICINES, &c.
Also:
Letter. Cap, and Note Papers, N
Pens, Pencils, Superior Tnk,
And other articles kept
by Druggists generally.
Physicians' prescriptions carefully compounded.
6lF.ce on Main Street, opposite the Moun
tain House, Ebensburg, Pa. augl3
T7 ALU ABLE TOWN
FOR SALE. 1
oxIlsoIp
AND CANDT.W
iy CUXABLE,
'-" -r m Soa. Candle.
i i"'.! in'' v;, . . o
, at rift, prices
"A: T., .lOn.NSTOWN
Pa.
PROPERTY
The undersigned will sell
at private sale, a'otof ground tdtuated in the
west ward of Ebensburg borough, having
thereon erected a two-stoty frame house,
with a ylank kitchen attached, and a, one
story frame house, fronting 66 feet on High
street, and extending 132 feet back to lot of
Wrn. S. Lloyd, adjoining lot of Robt. Evans
on the east, and an alley on the west, form
erly cvned by E. Siiles. . The property will
be sold cheap for cash, or on good terms. For
full paiticulars apply to V. S. BARKER.
June 3-tf. Ebensburg, Pa.
IIOS. J. LLOYD,
Dealer in
LUMBER OF ALL KINDS,
EBENSBURG, CAMBRIA COUNTY, PA.
The highest market price will be
paid, in cash, for all kinds of good Lumber.
BStfir Particular attention paid to filling all
orders. lauS- 13.
"VTOTJCE.
X i AH persons wanting to got one of tLe
celebrated Aetna Mowing and Reuping Ma
chines, must leave their orders with me be
tween this and the 20th of June, in order
that I may have time to order them before
they sr wanted to nse. GEO. HUNTLEY.
REVCLUT1 CHARY TALE.
'm God is is everywhere: His vrords are
in the heart. :lie ia oa the battle field, or
iu our, peaceful home. "Praise His holy
name. - - - - .
. It was in the wiMs of Yv'issahicon, on
the day of battle, as . the noonday eun
came through the thick clustered leases,
that two men met iu deadly conflict near
the reef which rose, like some primeval
world, at least a thousand feet above tho
dark waters of the Wissahicon.
The mau with dark brown face, and
dark grey eyes, flashing with deadly iightj
and a muscular form, clad in a blue frock
of the Revolutiou, is a: continental named
Warren.
The other with long black haira Jlroop
ing along his cadaverous faee7"is clad iu
the half military costume of a Tory refu
gee. This is a murderer of Paoli, named
Dehancy.
They met by accident, and now they
fought, not with sword and rifle, but with
long and deadly hunting knifes they stru-
giea. twining aua twisting on tne green
sward.
At last the tory is down down on th
turn, with the knee ot the continental on
his breast the upraised knife flushed
death in his face. . " "
'Quarter I I yield !" gasped the torv,
as tho knee was pressod on 4i3 breast.'
"Spare me I yield I
"3Iy brother, said the; patriot, in a
tone of deadly hate, "my brother cried for
quarter on trie nigut li faoli, and even
as be clung to your knes you struck that
knife into his heart. I wsll esve vou tne
quarter of Paoli.
And his hand was raised lor the blow,
and his teeth were clench with deadly hate
he paused i':r a moment, and then piiiioa-c-
the tory's anus, and with i stiJj drug
ged him tu the verge of the rock, uidhtid
iini quivering over the abyss.
"Merdy !" gasped the tory, turning
ashy pale by turns, as that awful gulf
yawned below. "Mercy ! I have a wife
and child at home spare mc."
The continental, with murcular
strength gathered for the effort, saov': tLe
murderer once more , over the abyss, aud
then hissed his bitter sneer in his li.ee.
"My brother had a wife and two children.
The morning after the night at Paoli that
wife was a widow ; those children orphans !
Af:k mercy for them !''- . .
The proposal made by the continental
in mockery and bitter hate wa3 taken in
serious earnest by the terror stricken to
ry. He begged to be taken to the widow
and her ihiidren; and. to have the privil
ege of Legging lor his life. After a mo
ment of serious thought the patriotic sol
dier sonsented. Jle bound tue tor- sarms
still tighter, placed ;hlm on his feet, and
led him through the Woods. A quiet cot
tage embossed among the. trees broke on
their ej-es. . Th?y entered the cottage.
There i. csi jo tho desolate hearthstouo, sat
NUMBER 52.
A Joker Caught.
late war relates the
The awful silence irrows deeper. Tho
deep drawn breath of the brother, and the
Droken gasp of the murderer, alone dis-1 A soldier of the
turbed the stillnps ' .1 i fi)llnwinor-
dark-haired hoy are breathless. The lit- ! While we were lying in camp at Rossvslle,
tie girl, as. she caught a feeling of awe i Georgia, the sixteenth Illinois returned
Irom those' around her, stood breathless, j from their veteran furlough with a number
ner lace turned- aside, and her tiny fin
gers resting on the lines of life and death.
At lenjrth. cratherin? ennmrro t.bo w;,l. ;
. ' ' C O O ' "" ' '
ow pent ner eyes upon ; the page, and
read, jit was from .the new Testament:
: " Leve your enemies ! " -;
Ohf book - of terrible majesty, and
child-like Ipve of Fublimity that crushes
the heart with rapture, it never shone more
ptronly than there; in that lonely hut of
IWihsahicon. when it Saved the murderer's
Now look uow-TTonderful are. the ways
of 'Heaven' That very night as the
widow sat by her fireside sat there with
a crushed heart and hot eyelids, thitiktng
of her husband, who now lay on the
drenched soil of Paoli there was a tap
at the door. She opend it, and that
husdand, living,, though covered wilh
wounils, was in her arms.
He hsd fallen at Paoli dut not in death.
He was alive, and his wife panting on
his bosom.
That night there was prayer and thanks
giving iu the wood embowered cottage of
VYissatiicon. . 1
get
some
Wliy Governor C3c-ry should Ie
Kc-F!cctct.
will
you
if I could get . som6
get
Car Scene.
the widow arJ
She sat tin
i.-:f ciiilarcu.
:, a matron lv
woman
of
about 118 yeivv, with" a face laded by care;
J'n '.i-Uii e3, i.wi Ion'T black hair.
hanging
t
fchnu
i
dark ey:-., and Ions
in .iihelvcled state
vear vounirer.
one
The bible-
arottnd her
side was a dark haired
on the ether side, a girl
with r.ght blue eyes.
n cm ana venerable volume
- lyy open upon the. mother's knee. And
the pale face tory Hang himself upon his
knees, and confessed that he had butcher
ed her husband on iho night of Paoli, and
begged his life at her hands. "Spare me,
for the sake of my wiie and child !"
He had expected this pitiful moan would
touch the widow's heart, but not one re
leuting gleam softened her. heart. ,
"The Lord shall judge between us,"
she said in a cold, icy tone, that, froze the
murderer's heart. "Look, the bible is in
my lad. I will close the volume, and let
my little son place hi3 lingers at random
upon a line, aud by that you shall live or
die."
This was a strange proposal, m idj in
good faith, of a mild and dark superstition
of oldeu times. For a - moment tha torv,
pr.le as ashes, was wrapped in deep thought
then ia u faint voic3 he signified his
consent.
Raising her dark eyes to heaven the
mother prayed to the Great Father to di
rect the finger of her son. She closed the
book she handei it to the b"y, whose
cheek reddened with loathing as he gazed
upon his father's murderer. He took the
bible and opened its iv)y pages ai, random,
and placed his finger upon i verse. There
was a science. The continental soldier,
who had sworn to avenge his brother's
death, stood with dilated eyes and parted
lips. The culprit kneeling upon the floor,
with hi. face like discolored clay, felt his
heart leap in his throat. ; '
Then in a clear, bojd voice, tho v. '.djw
read this line froui the Old testament.
It wa;. short yet terrible: "That man .4ball
surely die." Look ! The brother springs
forward to plunge the knife into the mur
derer'o heart; but the tory, pinioned us he
is. clinjrs to the widows knec3. He begs
that one more trial may be made by the J
lettle girl, that child ot live yers ma,
with golden hair aud laughing eyes.
The widow consents. There is an aw
ful pause. , With a smile iu her eye, an 2
and without knowing what she w&s doing,
the little girl opened the bib.e as it lay on
l,(.r' knee : she turned her a.oe
mi . i
away find plac her finger upon a Ituc.
"I eay, conductor, do you know who
that pood looking lady is there . with a
bock r?' - ;
"Yes, I've seen her a few times."
"13y jove ! she's splendid."
"Yes, I think she is."
"Where does she live ?"
"Jn Chicago, I believe."
"I'd like to occupy that seat with her."
"Why don't you ask her ?"
"I did not know but it would be out of
order."
"It would not be if she wss willing to
have you occupy it. Of course, you claim
to bo a gentleman."
"Oh ! certainly. If you are acquainted
with her, give me an introduction ; that
is, if you have no objections."
"Certainly not."
"How far is she going, do you know ?"
"Rochester, I believe."
"!-ive" me an introduction, by all
means. .
Fixing his hair, mustache, and whiskers
in a becoming style, he lb' lowed the con
ductor' who, on reaching the soat where
the lady sat, said, with a peculiar twinkle
in the eye :
"3Iy wife, Mr. , of New York,
who aasures me he will die before reach
ing Detroit if he dees not form your ac
quaintance." The gentleman stammered, stuttered,
grew red in the face, faltered out some ex
cuse, and returned to Ms seat, leaving the
lady in company with her husband
to enjoy the joke. While they were
talking, he left his seat, came up, and
said :'
"All right, Mr. conductor, I owe you
one. If you wil izive me your address I
will send you a basket of champagne, if
you will r.ot say anything about this ; and
if you want anything to drink before the
champagne comes, we will stop at the first
statiou."
of recruits. One of these having exhaus
ted his supply of clean shirts, and not yet
having learned to be his own laundress.
astett a veteran where he could
washing done.
"Do you see those tents there by the
church? Well, go there and ask f-r Mr.
Morgan ; he does washing He's a crusty
old cuss, but if vou talk pretty nice to him
he'll do it for you"
The recruit went as directed, and found
Goa. Geo. W. Morgan walking iu front of
his tent dressed, as was his custom in the
'uniform of & high private.
"Where will I find Mr. Morgan ?"
"My name is Morgan. Wlia;
have ?"
"I came to see
elothos washed ?"
"H-m-m. Who sent you here to
your clothes washed (
:toohn Smith, over here in the 00th."
"Corporal of the guard !" (The corpo
ral approached, and saluted)-" Young man
go with corporal and show hun John Smith,
so that he can briug him over here." And
you come back with him aud bring all the
dirty clothes you havo."
They departed aud soon returned with
the guihy veteran and a huge armful of
dirty shirts, socks, etc.
The General to Smith : "Did you
tend this j'oung man here to have his
clothes washed 1" - -
I'Yea, sir, for a joke "
"For a joke ! Well we'll fcave the joke
carried out. We do have cluthes washed
here sometimes. Corporal, take this man
Smith and that bundle of clothes down to
the creek, and have him wash them, and
fold them up neatly, and return them to
the owner. See that he does the job
handsomely !:'
The veteran went away to his to work
sorrowfully, and the General resumed his
walk, no doubt thinking it a good joke.
O W N
. "Ren," said a bar-room politician to
his companion, "did you know that I had
declined the office of Alderman ?"
" AYas vou elected ?"
a? -
-Oh
no.
"What, then nominated '"
"No, but I attended our party caucus
last evening and took an active part ; and
when a nominating committee was appoint
ed and were making up their list of cad
didatcs, I went up to them and begged
they Would not nominate me for Alderman,
as it would be impossible for me to attend
to the duties."
"Pshaw ! Jake, what reply did they
make?"
"Why, they said they hadn't tho't of
such a thing." -
HOUSE
The Ficticious "I want a paper
that has long st nies in it," said a young
lady; and she added, "I don't want a paper
for anything else." Por girl ! mush to be
ririil; iml n ittf.il oriu"jrani'o tb wil'
make through life, at the present rata.
bhe wants nothing serious, no acquaintance
with the history of her times, nothing in
tellectual; nothing but newspaper novels !
Empty beads they must be that can find
room every, week for some ten columns of a
sham story. Yet these are the heads for
which the weekly press toils and groans,
throwing offby the ten thousands iti. sheets thanks to
, ii i j j r their lib-
of shallow, insipid, and disgusting fiction; me and
and for this an amount of money is paid pr,( es, by
which a sound literature utterly fails to com- cheap as
mand. Fathers and mothers buy this vile gh knowl-
fr. li ii,- c.-ina n ?i A il-nlirhturj :inl 5f f t.ie
:T i j ,.:4..: in? tint
minister to tncir ignorance ana msui-unuu
i. t i ... r.-y.e.K. .t4:..o ?lire
oi an gooix lasie aim mnias ui in o uui.o. country.
Doubtless the periodical press does more QV,S .
than any other one instrumentality to de- 0 ov
cide the opinions, habits of thought, an 1'ATCHES,
general character of the age. A family will s,
very soon b-Jgiu t show a sympithy wich jtjxges
its weekly paper, and parent and children
will soon begin ai a.il itingtoit !n sentiment ' 1 1
and feeling; and as families are, so is the CHISELS,
community at large, Blind and stupid, ETS,
therefore, yea, worse, arc those who toler- jqtjarES,
ate in their bouses a class of papers which
are made np of the writings of silly, igno- -
rautscribblors, who would be "at the foot" TLANES,
in tins town seVool of irood morals. Such 5.
Decause he has been a faithful efficient
and honest Chief Magistrate.
Deirausc ho is the nominee, and repre
sentative of a party that stood by tho coun-;
try in the hour of d inger, aud that stand
by the principles of Justice and Freedom
upon which our Government is based.
Rt c ;use he h.s been tried and not found
wantiug; neither. in his devotion to the
principles of true Republiaism, nor in hU
integrity in adhering to the strict line of
principle in all his official acts.
Because he is a man whose private char
acter is unblemished, and whose habita
are such as meet the approval of all good
citizens. , .
Because his election will bo a severe re
buke to the xlisuonefet politicUns, who setk
to accomplish his defeat by the mct cor
rupt and indefensible means.
Because Pennsylvania owes it to hor
honor and fair name, not to permit a bravo
and gallant boklior, who drew his swerd
for her saicty in the hour of her deadly,
peril, and who has served her faithfully in
time of Peace, to be defeated by one who
sympathized with her enemies when the
dark cloud of battle lowered, and the fierce
conflict for National existenceurged around
her.
Because a just regard for tho memory
of the martyred dead, who fell in the he
roic struggle for National existence, for
bids the State to place in high official
position those who sympathized with their
cneaues. ,
Because the triumph cf the Democratic
candidates in this State, would be the tri
umph of the principles of Free Trade, and
a deadly blow at the policy of protection
to American Industry a policy to vhich
the hardy sons of th Old Keystone havo
always been devoted. .
Because the triumphant re-election of
Governor Geary, wou d rejoice the hearts
of the true friends of the Nation crcry
where, while his defeat would bring joy
into the camp of its enemies.
And 2naliv. because the true friends of
Republican principles, those who are de
voted to the Union anil the Constitution,
and who sustain the doctrine of "Political
Equaility to all Men," are anxious for hia
success and determined he shall be elected.
strong and healthy being.
PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE,
And feciing the hand of time weighing heav
ily upon them, with all its attendant ill?,
will find in the use of this Bitters, or the
Tonic, nn elixir that will instil new lite into
their veins, restore in a measure the energy
and ardor of more vouthful days, build ur
I
than
arc teachers of half of the generation.
"Is Mrs. Brown in ?" inquires a gen
tleman of the servant who responds to his
ring at the door bell.
"No, sir ; she's not at home."
"Well, I am sorry," said the gentleman
in a regretful tene, "as I owe her some
money, and called to pay it." Whereupon
a voice from over the balustrades is heard:
"Oh ! I am in ; to besure I am ! why
Sally, Didn't you know that? Ask the
gentleman to walk in !"
-Table of contents the dinner table.
A willing prisoner a man locked ia
slumber-
A flourishing business ornamental
penmanship. '
To ascertain the weight of a horse
put your toe under his foot.
The man who was filled with emotion
hasn't room for a dinner.
Never tell your secrets in a corn
field for it has a' thousand cars.
The lady who took everybody's eye
must have a lot of 'cm.
The fruit of life the current of our
bcin- - -
Asa Packer, whom the Democrats of
Pennsylvania have just nominated for
Governor would hardly do to run oa the
same ticket with Gen. Rosecrans, whom
the Democrats of the next State West
ward are trying their worst to support
with a show of cheerfulness. He is a man
reputed wise, because of a faculty of look -in"
wise and keeping quiet. In Tamman
py Hall last summer the Pennsylvania
Democrats tried long to persuade the Con
vention that he was a fit man fi r the
Presidency, but with very different success.
They are not now likely to have any bet
ter luck in trying to persuade their own
people of his fitness for the Governorship.
We are inclined to think they have uot
made the most of their opportunities.
Gen. Geo. W Cass, who fell only tea votes
behind Mr. Packer on the first ballot,
would have been a much stronger candi
date The platform is of the old sort.
We read that the negro should not have
PLANES,
'S,
ASS, AND
OYELS,
YiilES,
iheir shrunken forms, and cive health and
happiness to their remaining years.
NOTICE!
It is a well established fact that fully one
half of tho female portion of our population
are seldom in the enjoyment of good health,
or, to use their own 7T expression, "never
teel well." They are languid, devoid of all
energy, extremely nervoui, and have ni appetite.
To this cla?s of persons the Miters, or in
Tonic, is especially recommended.-
WEAK AND PELIUAifc ClilL.uux-
Are ma Jo strong by the use of either of
these remedies. They will cure every case
of MARASMUS, without fail.
Thousands of certificates have accumula
ted in the hands of the proprietor, bnCfpnce
will allow of the publication of but a, lew.
Those, it will be averted, are froia men of ;
note, and ot such standing tnat lacy musi
be believed.
TESTIMONIALS
non. Geo. W. Woodward, Chief Justice of
the Supreme Court of Pa., writes: Philadel
phia, Mar;h 16, 1867. "l nna Jioouanu
German Bitters is a L Z01 tonic, useful
in diseases of the digestive organs, and ot
great benefit in cases of debility, and want
of nervous action in the system.
"Yours, truly, Geo. W. Woodwabl-."
Eon. James Thompson, Judge of tho Su
preme Court of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, April 23, 1SG3.
I consider 'Hoofland's G-erraan Bitters' a
valuable medicine in case of attacks of Indi
gestion or Dyspepsia- I can certify this from
my experience of It. - ours, fcc. . .
Pr.Jact - P cent-
commendations of different kinds or mcdi
vnps but reardinff the nrattice a3 out of
, - . .j . .
S,
nrr t? u
lllb X
n-.y appropriate sphere. I have in all cases de
clined ; but with a jyj cicar prooi in vari
ous instances, and particularly in my or. a
family of the use of Dr. Hoeuand's Gnman
Rittr3. I denart for once from my usual
ennr.se. to express my. full
for general debility of tho sys
pecially for Liver Complaint, it
conviction that.
rem, and CJ-
is
a safe and
iiimi mm ma i i in
ENXSILVANIA UEMOCBACY.
The Democrats in Pennsylvania have nom
inated Asa Packer as their candidate for
Governor. Asa Packer would make a
the ballot, that our finances are in a drad-j good Governor, but the convention that
fullv bad wav. and will never be better nominated him have hung a bob to that
, " '
until Democrats handle the money, that
the Reconstruction policy leads to Impe
rialism, and that our taxation is tyranny.
On the whole, the candidate and the plat
Lite which will swamp him. They have
pronounced againat negro suffrage, a prin.
ciple the conservatives of Virginia accept
ed as a niisitvie fact, and by the help of
form fit well together, and both are ex- that vuto not only elected their candidate
lor uovernor, vm gave a aeam surig k iuo
carpet-baggers and scalawags. The Penn
sylvania Democracy in "smouldering Heis-
tcr C'ymer, their o;d candidate, naveoniy
wmUntrk' wr-!l adantcd for defeat. Ar 1
VWv. . "j-J t
Tribune.
the political itcaffbld for the Geary dawa
to peck at Ar. Y. Tribune.
xm v exc,am,ea r V7 U; . t. ! presented a new victim to U placed upon
''I'll bet a sovereign I have got the 1 ..rr,M
hardest name in the company.1
" Done," said one of the company.
What's your name ?"
Stone," cried the first
"Hand mo your money," said
clhcr.,'niv name is Harder.
tan ac-
Some uneducated persons
the , complish .much. Mny a ciaa who cao'fr
I vrrito has mark.