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',' • '...r...e....1*.•+••n0tw.:.,ererar0 a7 Z enen..................,
,I.,:voirl , r . r. mg,. •., (ea t : of Niptiltlieltit
''"; , ,lfiiii li" '. It '4l 11r . te , i unit:i'll )et`
7:•i'i6:fiti litt . ill' t 14.. 0 .. 41) irt'esi,St ,
111
4111‘:t.iitei . „ . :fitiWt:i. ‘eiOS. .ty,i.h..iii l (iernyoe
int
:4 l ;Mr i 4 ‘"'P ' 'i'r;! l ' .l ! ' " 't'l.f: 2‘ ; i" isj ,"'"ii l i tt . ' i ll! ,
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:a v.OI iiitto 0t . 141 heir V . re, t tlkjfii oit)si
..i ' 01114. r 2;11
. 4,11111)1
. tidt: ~ r. i . n it..'. p riii. o o6.
..; . 00, ''ffei ! r,K; one for4l t .i-t 'boots, ~orsthe . ge
ft
,'111:11.11-#S4F-t;t:-..,4',-=.2.. ~ t..-. . :'• -,... • , ;
lifilFitol!V:Vifirie+ (air , nytwtt . to , the., peril.
i :t., ht tf, i.ittte!,itfitf - orir ContAiittracy. , Tlte et......
t iki tt : 4 l Aktlt';...t.!tt , :;litel',lllittlitli.i i...qnte= militia ie'd;•
Wait fittimitinelipi tit ilk(' 1510 t iii.iattrotts ceii
i;.4iglittiia;...:,"l"ktri ( i ,V . sttii.s r;f.t..iii. i . Rf`pll b I 1 , . aI i
le
-MP 4.4 1,1 :01L i 144 V, -A" !lik 9 il!srk? 'to 111 , it equa4l-.
it,f0,,,• e F ,,
„I'M 'efp1.11:1 , ..! epniliytit!oti..' , This
;0 itip.6firifit.l34:lifiecl;:iol,ttlyerint tgverted.—
Iti;va 4 . 4l4l.iil'ii:Attilil'isteiliVt , ittii: It:tr,; Se Wiiid
ia'fillli - Ittiqigriir,' .4 - 11 at '' lite) e Wt'ilj". l ' , litt':: ir re -
Pitf;4l#'ol".;Y-'.°l' ?IlPf.),s.lt4ltetl4l..eetiti
iiti-.. ^ Ai. .4 1,61 '''',' 'i th'e - triitten'Silite ' S,ri t itst
and "Witit4Atil* ;. 'lat . 4 ; e, P h'eelitite' '4lifire I y a
.siki e liciblinfctiiiii ion{ 'or . ..entire& tt , freelabor*.lia
.
tid i• •. IN' /11t.OlititthH ROM' b 1 101 11. CitliiiiditP ,
- b" i i 'l4 I; • - ' ' '
drihii PrOsisfettc6 , ;'i 9 tnroSsed the , same 'Br tit i.
ateutcwhten .11e . f.saidi i nide cahVess for the Sett
' 8'24, Ott heiUniteil States, that; thel;tfagitotion''ol
stavktry„44Willnott,cease 0014 crisis shall have
been leiFited, add ; passed., i '....i At. house 'divined
sitsinsVitielf vannalt stand., ..I...bilieve the gov 7
'-•oirittient -cinnot , endure permarientlY"hulf 'slave,.
' :itaittuilf4ree."; :.'.., .. -. ,:. I'
' L' l •Unlliii ' ldr:el ..taWs,'. ind'4he :eiingtittitietn'.. Of:
,:tickyniffid•Stiitesii•fifteert'BttiteiPcjilini; etitEnalV
eidOY,liiitiEthftoliold tti.'ilicOl •o ! ,' pi.oo prtir...l:s .
right,c*bifi ektiiiiit-be iiit.l - >rfOred with i' ditgctly
.tir' diltlll-hgtqiibitiitint deStroyink, their eqUelity
. litiltiir'etikeniiiirthe4iornis or a 'eorkrtion anion.
- Tti'S:ilietiori'rif Ittr , ': -, Ilitcdoin will itidisptitably . ;
"fiildWiti s tio. iiiii iii
t'ut the 'ittifikiiiin'i)( the . i'l a
.veititinei i tipitrin'th; Nbith"—Where it will enif,'.
Ih'ilfatiilefCliri Only
,detterinine: ~ If . Ina'y giVe
kiir‘filiOiiOW'fi;inCiliiii,ittibeed.witii . the spirit
Ordiifrn'ilreiWpc ? Wye' nitiy'again arrY thelorch,.
7thiiiiiite,, Afin - ithi. - ,ritte; to Sontheen herr:ll;s, -and ,
illitilibittilif r ibildefii:iirMiiiint 'Vernon 'atiti Mow *,
•fielliiil"-sifyili 'insurreetions. "Why. should
tichirtiiillfanie,.'.liy'lie'r *vote, give, -encourage
., !tsieltitifizi'fliiitla . iige'rntis -- • - agitiition V ; The' mem
•
of the South are_our brethren, thOy
. lte -their
iightu;iiiiiii only ; ask foe tbeil'.ingintenance un-
Verthislronit,tinticannit the lfixis of the country
144 peOPIO Of this State' billy know slavery 'as'.
iitchilstitiiticiiikl rprefitioni 'end; a's such . , they
•Pelif4tkitlits settlement 'belongs to tile. Courts
liethigit.fitiiid•Sttites. There - it: should be left,
SiPirillitiiisil Ici•eomd.- The deeisions of the'
silift).%Obi:Sliir'resifected'anti enforced. Ali
filoo*.ty: IS iiibtected by the *laws, 'as con
. el'illtid'hy indiainl, tribunals: .Debts ' are:
cl col
igel d;-•':lirrciiige 'are '•punished, and rights are
al...•te , iiikbythe . samejudiciaiguthorlty.' Wii)y
. then ;'&100 ibis yebide of Pennsylvania aid in
the perpetuatiOn•-ofcetrife and agitation upon a
subjectrmoshieh' belmigs to Constitutional. law
f onikrippoikutionalponetructioni,i In tyro 'week s
. .."114.10114r na sW,st t.,,, .' 40, given:, t,o . this i important
question.' 'The vbte of this State, cast
,in,favor
-..441,0gyi,D,... Foster% will 'lie an :invitation to .
New 'r.ork tind;Netv.Jerseyitilinedy .anxions te
unite againet TAeltublicanism and Abolitionism,
.to jfirk,u(ittil'ennsy,lviniia in the great struggle '
• :tri,rßefoie:Peace and hurrnony emong.the sister'
Ciinuruith s *,ei,l(bs of our liational Confederacy,. •,
7 S'ikt*,,resul "of tliotintokier election .' is :not'
OOV, susjio4S'fie,inia,ssiiCingl pOint 6r iievii. - L--
104,Ai;ip'jeii iof.inimelise magnitUde 'are invol
'''
0 '"fit''' ''
't - ' 'Ph h •b ' • '• - '
ve .41, e c,ontes .: 1 ese ave een partially'
•limit'ulitit cif in the illiciission' of -Nation i- top-'
?Iff:1: 4 : 110,1!Yal's ago th4.aiiti-DeplocyAtiC ad
,railog,kiition .Of GOvernoi, Pollock ceased: to',
fkgili;',4liiii,(ri'end tifid,oiScial adviser wae An..'
llie,w2,o.[COrk(n,thiriSger.et'aryAthe•Cornirion-:
.• weilthi;iinii now the Iteriiiblietidetinnidate' tot . .
, .# ll. 9 ll l l pax,orio.c,a,# : .,, The brief 'limits 'of
•umoild reist:ifiltriot :persu!tri review of the acts
flifik,goli,4,x; . 'orth r tit, adruiniert Fa ticiu;, hut tbey , are )
TuifiAlly, g sefilniliar.iis',lioneelioliVwordb : to the
' 4/iPY,,ei-,...4l . , , retitisY,Tvll,.riift• ; Before power' bi
licatpeetiuit,,,,4 in. t he tisykds,. of thitiso'.. who ate
• Fi4PlP 4 . lol q ''f . ;: i r7 l le,ll ."Wj e
,Acts Pf . the
. alltninis
! . .r,t . ttoff t 4tiie r yote•ra will do.dObi .exercise that
fluiN,,,,,le:lcretiou, Which is top oftenlost sight
'll- -I *tl. 4 .o l t. i,t lc,!:4 r • en ' ' t • . . ' ','
. . . ..
.
. . . . , .
• ill•Mi.t., , fAilfl4iarg . iPaiv.entiop presented, •••:for , .the
stljig,,,Of••.,Goeronr,'Henty.:D'..•:Foster,:rof .old
• .W.Atrairrelarii , •,. The-. • reprasentativei• of •.the'•
. prolei.jiniolic it eil • ,ieok, him from their , ranks,
'• sildP.l4l4 4:11n• at, theArrad . cif „Mir ..column.
. They
.knew him:: to 'rho -bariest,-' upright, • and
: .f.Arbiar..,': - ;Tharcoughly Conversant wit h• tne;:le-.
:'''.9ll.rektigtithik'Stial,e,..nil,the want of every ' s ec-.•
. P:Onttbi dtvt:l4o PiePyAdu.r.ol . . his, public ..life
•• PiriViliriPllrtentiiiri...of this -industrial 'interest's: of
. timliflisoa.:!.,4,paailerl ilry •recltiess . .. partisans,
/Oa, ghafcsult.g.has -witlistinid isvery.assault, and ' '
'.. 400011. 1 4:4111 .4nsint,'. 0f.:.. - yoit..weapon, • .45,••. a
• A_ itillOtifilflatisfUlkili :had .pat g ioti. 66: ha ewori for
billoklgigpling . sff purii,jrf*nd. integrity - which.
• .ifitqlikoc.4jinno,t rhake nor perfidy iiehl,away."
.. 1 40Tillikkeit'4 1 J1 aria, faithful in: • the ' peat,. • he
~ceiblaftly, : he:triistail With .poWeC. in . t lie -fu tore.
. His election would restore. canfttlence'•to)the
- pnblic.mind, and increase,the:respeet.':which ', is
". • rapyr priioo . ..t.he g.eys,tone, ,of t 4e,•, F eder al. arch .
.
• • triiiirrgriiit'CiaVirriercialearridiinm or our * State, .
'it would ifiviO•dratie,itiaile,"the main health of
Alai i,91 1 4,7"Th raditimke Cini' fawn s • and :• •elt'i es; :in
• ttiii ':miiii.ullidUiiinli , iipd: iiiriculttiral - ' dist ekcia '
' iiinitillialiiiiiled, as' tlia;h arbinger - of renewed
o 1 4 ,01 6 , 1 *.1ti0i1?e4 ... '0r .P ' Plins.Ylia'iliiii you
....Ail 'hilltril'arion'ii•aiif: with' 'your. influence in
fEt ° oloo:iniziliiidW''Cif ' this' ; great ':arid gloriOnS
'• ••• ificirta".Yi;illic4.iiitilli . tilt; you Will be required
. '• fielliVitt hailielity..tkil the sun. goes : down upon
• • ' thinkiiiiiil'ileidayr OCioyer. . In r tire' battle .
!, iiraiefiiiliji,ol,4lCt . .,'all ';'iiii (to' ~ who'' tit n (I" ' Ukin
• the •011..01 . 040 ; iif - tbg Elnion'i'iliti. : Constitution;
..• treWtti 0101'..4.0.4,i'0rt1ie IaWS:, Let 'all 'Who. I
' 160 ii: 'itit'ailintrYi• 384. , are
• Willing.: to . ' l arr'n'Y
I
F
•. Vity, t aitiligi Itiip'ulgai6isili i'!craim kin -
l'" i;'iniftiiiiilhai'cliiiiiiraticivile'd.'. 3 . ' The
-.. 'M b tift 3 Pihiii4jriii,iinitt tierime racy' are no :
•
If r .. -within obi . reach,
...frin,'oilly.:' fiefeh%iii'o4lia'n4i t . ' - , grasp - ii—
. • itifilitll iiri*iiri)OcOliii‘.tip'4thy:iind in
' • Afilleiti4l.- TR' . 61 . 4 r ty: heed . 'nn IN 1;1 6: urged ,',Upn n,
fAiiP i tnti;kticiviloni'tfut s y . and; you , will' not
.... iij riVijO it- " . `kts: 41iiittifi:'pert:orinitnte . 0 . - . 1 he
•• •Sttita-bit'ir iqii!'s`t4.i!iefiiii#FLllliit., withi n your
• ••
likifilif(illial#4id 'a' flew . l.4*.of promise froth
•,, • 44 , 10% iiiiitii*-••at - A,1•600 - 61,:i :TO , - he.-gial4eri .
.. iiliteillieliiirinnk9t.ii;. 2. : . '. 1.1 ...
:-. '" . • ' I P - 'ii,' . Wif i rAht . H:wr.iii , ,Chafrnian.
-.: rillMti*iiipigi":l . s;l69o:'''''.' - '''.•":'!-
-... , 0t , ..41104. , - t:l.-1, - -, , .. • t i.-,• *, •• - •• •• • • • - •
• ~, - ; ,rhisigpiliviogsoin Ali tolic buie.t ter 6 , sblack
: k; ''1100 liy".iitfeesitf o.oo.it:',iptAy; , : Can: vote • after
*•-"•::11 0 0,l 4 •, ijl.i,Wil 1 , i":0A Warw., ;Arbile . :..., i' , Gi!niia 6 , tii. I
.:.:.:AnstierOta I )!,.'o 6 e'rEiiinpeini,:inust . wait'
~,, 40,:tologioi(tets.*inOuguralized,•iiinirking.sev
..,':';•;;.'41*****.;.';•All,tVirl.'Shirrz.it'ggittirtipingt'•1
....-:' , ,;4#4*llo4(iirtie par,t)r,-AR4iehitnakes. this, dis,;-
;: . :; ; ; ; *iiitki*N . **ifolfiitc, African44a the',Geinian ;.
.1.;''1110111*irtd 441' 14shinan;.. ~.:.• . •..
N( :.-IY:.-.-:,kk.'
i ii ,
~:*;.. :. : : 1 - t‘ :1 4 ii: fk'i*,lo. l l l 4 : : ' ,4 6ll i ') :''dYrerni .
::•:1 4 ' i i• i • • :g:: ogftkladieqiil,: . li#oy4i: y:o,tre col.
...-... ifOrkiNk?l,i-!kkAt,4 .-1, !•T. 1 .ke 'j.Yknil,,qo,:••
*:r , ),llo4oo:4oiiii4o,ii ; likeiiitObilfilemoiratii :
•:,',...:,.....,*iiititliiiio:jitl, t oiii!ioi)sioi): iiil th'e
: ', - ;;4l , 4(l ' .4% . :4,:iiiiiii.'*iiii'iW,itir.wiiili;.i'.... - ''s • . i"j:: ' ••• r•
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ltPtiCan . 013311110.1 MCitlO . Ctai.:
::. , ;pitp.rdky,: . oetoixr % 100. • - -
'#`De iaeiht
`I 7 OII'PRESIDENT,'
JOHN C. BRECXIMIDGE
FOR lI.CF,
• .0
tit JOSEPH LANE.; -
HENRY 2F9STER;
.vr.h.:s•TNityit, a A D
CONGRESS;`
JAMES 11.,
R Elqt TAl'i YES:
A'. r BENTON,
EYANS B. •BRADY:
County Nominees.
.ronAtzt:smt, ' '
RY '
PROI' lIONOTAR V, -
x„,DAVID it. BENNETT.
.AT:I'OIIN.EV,
ALA' I N, It, in
• COSI NI ISSI ()NEW..
CAL I. ; I N MOSES.
.7 •
1E:• It le11310N11.).
• Ati?rrbil, .
SL' V. CLARK
.."
L. Irt..SVISNEit
• rittSIDENTIAL Ei.4.:',CTOIS. • .
AT -LAT'G 11',:'.',:
John C. 11Fe'cicinilk6 Gejt:Ge9ro.A.
. •
•1 1 Fretfrijck §orvei.: Recklmw. -
2' Wm. c%.Pattortoti. 1 . 5 GO. Jaiiksop.
3: - Jog; Ctockett j jr.. :1.11 :: •
AJ. Galr6tirwr: -.17 J. 11. Danner:, • ,
,'S J ;18:,1: Cras s viorll.
G' Charles- Kelley. ] 9.IL N. Lee..
7 0. P. -jamas. '. 29 J. B.
N. P. Foll.elml?o ,
9 L. Lightner".
'23: William Book: .
11"1;.11: 2.113;1). 11a.Mlin..,
12 .S. S. Wincliosteri. 25. Gayloril
13 .Toseplytaubach. ~. •
.Denioprettie: Nationul Exacu4ve Committee
The following-named gentlemen compose this
Coinmittee: ;!
Hon; I.t6tevens, of GregOn, Chairman. •
Hon.. R.. W.. Johnson, of Arkansas..
Hon. ,referson Davis; of Mississippi..
• Hun. Jesse D; Bright, of Indiana.
llom.Thenias•B. Florence,.a Pentisylvania.
-Hon.-Geoigp W. Hughes, of Maryland.
John W. Steitenson,of Kentuelry..
Hon. J.. R. Thomson; -of No yv.iersey. •
Hon. A.-B. Meek, - df Alabama. .
Augustus Sehell,,Esq:, of New York: •
Isaac H. Wright, Esq., of. .Massachusetts. •
~Hon. James G. Berret,- of Washington, D.C.'
. Win..Fling,.ESq., Cf Washington,D. C.
. alter.Lenox, Esq.,. of Washington, D. C.'
W..Cluskey, Washington, D, C, Iltsident
Peo,.W. C., Treas-
, . .
"r' '.All be, sitlEtretsdd. 'to
niii.ls.tn.c" T.: S T Chairman, : Washington;
I)
•
Room! . ot the CiThlraittee at NO. 4 1!
.•. . • •
hair° to h . pOlogi;e.for.ithe non appearance
Of. the DEnnortAT •We .I.)Oen
eliort of, besides being over :-
ion with, jobwork have engagetl',helf)
and feel tolerably:safq , in prOmising'lfs rep*
•
'appearance, hereafter,lis as as increase in
the Raiount.of.reading muter: . • ''• . •
,'CfIANGE LANDLOanS.-4E. S. A OSOO has e
,
come the pnrchaser olthe Bennett Noose,
.and
. . •
is now refitting and: repairing the , house prenar" ,
ntory..twtopening.:up," . ,;wlqch• event twill take•
.Since-Mr. Bennett
has kipt•the House it 'has • tieen.: . an orderly,
Weß•ksj)t,.and first classhotel, ;and fie leaves
•
With the,regret of the public: • •
•
No onewho is aeonainted with friend Ala
need -reminding that ,. he••lirtS the re
quirettientt.necessery for.“keeping a
Webespeak for him •a 'popularity. hitherto
•. , .
nnknpvvn in this region." ~• . • •••
•••.•
MAN AIOTII PCMPRIN.—WhiIe our , AlasSes lire
travellinglhe ecnirity;and hurrahing.. furtheir
favorites, •,we find 'Many 6f. the sound Old
Lieinocrati persuing the . even. tenor. .ot
their ways," like Hon. :3 - oun Timmins cJ
ing . township, who, this - .Mottling p - resents.us
With a, Mammoth Pumpkin, '‘Vlijell
Frayx.:PitrE patinds, Which we are going. to
have made into one Great Pie, as signifiican t
of the majority that such old Sterling Demo_
cratewilh roll upon Tuesday next.
Nichols, we understand, is remortng through
'the county that :Mr2LaWrence, the Be phlican
candidate tor - Assembly, has resided -in Elk
County six Years. Now ihe truth is, ai
men know, Mr. LaWrCnCe hasino residence,
properly'speaking, in Elk, or any other county
in this Itenreientafivedistrict. He is an Engi
neer on'.the ;Sunbury and'Eiie Rail-road, and
his inisinoss on. the line:of that road,
him withihihe .limits of .Elk county about
eighteen months sinCe 7 ----tiot, to- exceed .Vvo
years:,., The only interest he can heve;ii id the
resumption cof work on that road, or a situation
some o.the;,• • - .
Yee,,,tl e „ people do _wish; to wrest 14I'Kean
county,fiom “tbe control of politicians - who
have beeti fattening on the spoils of office;''
iind.lait year tile *ark was CoMmenced, prac- .
#hich',, will, not stop wail the last Ae-
P4Plicens,"iiistt „bolder kai beeti driven away
from thelreasury,. and their places filled with
hoheit and capable substitute 'alio:Will make
the interests of our own citizens Their first care.
NP..c . C.iatio c oth:
fiorit ro, ,i,t.
dress the 1) robe is" on . Weiltise.Frfay of Court.
i iiig; iliepulylieisuetlisafpr,i n
led 3 ittint . NVOye
Johnsoil,Wt yliarit,lV Co‘i-tes i
.split the env:: of
-their,: thousa tat_ I irries repeated tialils.o( Negro
tiutEtritig, Negro Eriltal . it y., alit! Shileks for freir•
'dein; until they ha l WOrri 14 . 0 lit their
TC . ; • , c
n A.l;o~r,h , .al'hllk , irt . tewr.
..t0 . ...5p; , 0' nt. tlieCpurt-Ilouse...—.
Late as. it -was,'.nearlY nine o'cloek,,the
' house
teas tiettly tilled with Itt.ttirithfe listeners, after
k:l"Vvv. r einalrEi, -- t he el ecting ail . jourperl
. .
till e . vnirig. 'Ott Satty'clay. eye!;i9g.
die • hOuse vti•as..filled to its. utinost-e4tent,.manyl.
of whorra`conlit nor_be'seitte,tli:::
of ..I'lk•eoutrtY...l.eli , ...er-.
.an addre - E4, which, , ya . slistened to mer
tl
attention..' . 1;oy113 i< a. plain ,'speaker
and-able debater. lie Was followed by Mr..
Kerr. 'the Demouttit- eandidAfe .fdr COrigracs
jn this di'strict,:inone of the most able jiatriut- .
ic' and lOizicabsp.eeeb; , s the
ever had the ggad 'forlone. to : t6.
.• •
..• •
Nr. ; '-sboWed; 'eunelitsivelY.,.. the iariti
i:e.aser to he. It ;pa . rty measafe--411'af. aft
riat[ies in 1 eonsylxiini,a were Iti.'4%.voioriu tI
Off to prot.i.'cl z ber. iron intep.sts,.tha . t the Iwo':
the wern in f.ivOr,
witho.fit respect of,liarty; tm the roteeiion. of
their nianuldcfbrigthal, state.stloi
interested itrnarinfac rneing, , hn: peopre
were
cypo sed to a. ta . rirr.;i.4 'it •0 1 4ti i tp•idirect '
ifie a rliele.s. jlr(ifee tad' Which they
CollStllri , 2--liatt it \dOS 31.)cilr,,111111 trot a partj•
quostiiiih ; . •... ..:.•
. . .
'That there was no new question that tliVi(l6l .
the people- 7 -that the ()hi anti-Demociatie.nat ty.
hail arng . rafted tin measure, on the poliey.of the
government—that..the.Nrtitional Bank;onecf the
treasures of the !Federal .pa t't y, :was , re tl
s pndiate
by , thepeople,••.tyi.i forbver'isettled . by
The :sliet.. eng.raftedfor.a•
Hine, 'was equally . obtipions to the peOpla, and .
Aare not he againi b koughfforWard. Tl,c „flank
rupt:l)W that theyinceedvil in :dettintt pawed,'
was repudiated.., by. the flist congreSs elected
after its.phssage.. • . •
That • ..the
.present opposition to tieDenro
erotic.. party were laboring : . .hisidnonsly at the
.same end Vvliieh failed when. brough
openly,' namely the concentration .of pones in.'
the OenerillPol . rerrtinent--that the agitation of
the slavery qua'stion,. was. an. atterript. tci rnis.
lead ihcpeople, and :under, • cover 'of sympathy
for't he negro;..to:deprive:the people of the Ter.:
rltories and States' of their just dOnstituliona•
rights; ;and „confer: often' !Congress a .poWer.to
legislate for therri'.without
. any' conatittitional .
authoritY—Lthat.; the :Revolutionary .I,l7.nr.Was
fougliCend our Independence gained on preclse
ik that, question. Parliament. clailping' •the
right to pass laws for the PrOyincei . of
ea, at the , same time denying their the
RePreSenfatiOn,: iteL .
.publieUn party made Negro Tiluulity,the baiiS .
of their platform,atlopted at Chicago.'. Showing
thelneVitable result' of the, doctrine, if success
ful 'that Negro - Rtitiallty of 'coarse' would' in
clude and promote hfrialgamation- 7 -that.in all
cases of the ainal,gatnationof u superior race
v;itli'aninlerCor, :dregs the ''s * uperior raeo;i)elow.
the grade the Inferior, and cited as examples
the arnalgrnetionOf the Spaniards xylth'tbeNe
gre and Indians of,Sonth...A.rherica,. and Mexico;
the.people.of both 'thesecountries were incapa
ble of self gOVernment... .•, •
. . . . .
. .
Meetings.have been held at PortAllegany and
Fairners' Valley, at hot h.of which 'places Mr,
Kerr add reined . his .felloW de'mocratS. Large
numbers' attended; and
. IcOmmendalile''enthusi- .
aarMprevailed :'amOng theDeMoeracy:.' : AMring.
this.week; meetings have been..heldin.rpost.or
the . townShips . , and tlie , ..people addressed by
the Hob. B. A, 'Harnlin';• J. c:Backifrs, Est.
. .
and'othera'. • Every. where .the Democracy is a-
Wake rind active,• : .which augurs the suedess-M
the entire ticket yis".far as ~ .Mlcean:is 'con,
•• The, great effort' Of the season, 'n the pail .of
our Republican'friendS, was..the great' mass
meeting at Bradford. Arrangements had long
been' making for agrand demonitratiOn'at'that .
place on. Friday. • On that eventful daY,:lleaven
seemed to :frown' On .tfie , enterprise; but :cur
friends, ksssesed . with the heroism' of ..Tolin
Broi.v . n hi rristlf; deiermined'todefy . fate and
on with :theahow. ' Two four-horse tenths
were started, from Smethpott; one.Of which
Arew'but three Republican voters . arid.two.boys:
Wo . nndetstand therceeption 'of the. : delegation
at Brndford was anything but.flattering; 'Not
receiving the attention 'the occasion
,seemed
to demand at the Bradford House',' where 'the
first halt was made; they finally drove Over. to
•Croofter,?s. ,Not a . cheev.Was given to. welcome
them. About two. :hundred (not. one' More)
gathered en ;the wigwam acid patiently listened,
as . in'iliiirbdund, to the' old 'story, repeated by.
A. G. Rice; of Eflicotville; "Williams, Cowles,'
Haffeyntal Nichol;, of our oWit County . ; It
.*as negro, negro, and nothitti...eiset . .nothing
in favor . of the.white man or.the.great ' inter;
eats of " - tlin countrY. After • ilevetiOn a.,torch
light procession. Was. attempted. ' In • passing
along the side walk the proCpssiori was-thrown
into confusion and their onward march checked
by a•singln Perion, wh'o declared they should
not passi . ....Numbers finally' prevailed 'over
pluek.,'and the procession pasSed 'along to the
wigwam, *here it diaperSed. ' Theiie wa'a no
entlius.htsm ' shown, 'and all eeemed to be!dis
pirited and disappointed. . Verily.the prestige .
has'departed froth the Republican party
. .
. ,
LOOK OUT. FOR BOGUS .TluKUTS.—Committee ,
men see to it that spuriOus tickets arc not •im-.
poeed.upOn innocent; uOslisitectinkt Deniocrais
who vote hastily and without .exeininitig their
ballots.' . . •
.
.
ttea s i = il.o ., ;.al h e ,,
ni ti it
a for . f'; ot hoatata ; ha't the ' . 'pr! - tlitS
to n;;;.1 rola, that 'office.
itpii to V.vo . , ic,N 1:1) PALLA I.,•s' n Year•----.
The' teg ititnat r.pat riat,fte,e (.068 not .exeee,.l $2,5.
a yea r ; .so .(hat, this they acknowledge ON
hrlcufiou. of Sriie 'iii,
hi .6)inewak; t hi
'that :ciliket , ,
,ONE LI (IN 611 EI) AND.
WE; D I.L'A RS : : A:lc E n, I: LI!
ptiit la; rai'y . I.s.boin on's citizens, tvilliwgly
- re flise . a lii,ing•patropt4o.
==l
If'yOu wish. to. rii rest 'ennoty from:
a:clique Who hart here fatehing •on
of •oilit' r e,"• ; .noxt..".l;fiektiy, by j ,- dtir..votes, drive
the plunderets . froln pew ;t.• aml place ; ; and rite'
fOr.:Tiemocj'ats'c'wloi' : hare , j)ean tried and ant i
ell het . Su abil ity
1,i:1 us gee
..how the c,a.se. sit - ands.
It'elioblic . an County
yho hum.; control of the . c'ofnit'y
'their r.ritOaiagance pnd ttlinse'. of :the poWer
graptellhc;in;have . incl'ealed: our county debt;
the...te . ceipts from taxes not
cleat for.enlar ed viewet : •atid theYtints of the
hati - et: - ! on of the • . .rreits.yry,..ate agitit tind.the :
questreit-Of ti;gisiatti re •t l o .pa
tia act allp‘%ta..4:tilam to lacy atarger •We
mightpi on and e:eutiferate their varions.aetsof.
mal.-edmini>tr:ftioh, lint - wilt not at this time.=
dureititions.l)Cgin that there 'fintsi
.
be . soniething . ..wiong, with out. ruinously: high
to xes,. and t ncrivtise. or taxable tunperty,•the
ers`penses canant:be,kcpt . up...
..• . •
WC I.lpi'!!'n ii.elitil)lieaa'Tretwier, who hofde
of a la stldecision, afal not'
jy choke . .. of'thcipe . ople . ,'osiOg l -thp . profits of the
flice•Whiilli Of to another.. to . (Os
ter l a few * political . eivoi-ltes; not a dollar can
tax-payers get frO43 the'.Treasuyy., although
their families aresti(fering..
'hzlve. for Distiiet Attorney, Kiehols; who
etp hOhls his ollice..,by :.optiointment of the
Cpttrr.. :This,, office - rmiy also bossed asit
measure of plundering the Treosury,. as the
count y:i.ohlig,ed to nv' brought be
foie.the G . randJuryy however .trivial; rouse
itent)y.,the ineum . benfi if so dis . riose(l, *nul-
tiply fees—are - to trust. , •.. •
the prank incumbent with ,a three. years
We also ‘Varren Cowles for Cottmti
uperintendOnt of Common Schoeli, ;who re
ceives a salary of .$450 'from i the puldietreas
uryrand . is devoting his trine to, preaching ne•
gyp . equalitY, and exciting the, people by his
higher law deCtrineS. In • this connection. We
haVe a fact to state, the Directors; a: majority
of whom weeeßepublichns selected Mr. Cowle's
no(on account of his. gnalifiCations for the du
ties of that . office;but solely, 'for Irisepublic=
R
.
an principles :and the help lie :might give the
cansein: travelling thrOugh.the. county: The
record also shows that the'•Dbinocratic• Portion
of.the Directors ~ o ted. for ]seeping the salary
at, or beiow the price.Paidpr. Avi3per
While . the Rrjutblicani voted for,an
:some of them voting fora : salary of $600..— :
Tliis Orows"the EcoNo: , ,iy of. that party; as well
as its.bonesty, as 'many of. the, sarrte.men re
fused to raise • the salary of Dr..Wisner - only .
a Short • time before. .
, . .
.«4f 'wish to wrestM'Keein count}" from
the, control of..a clispte•of Demperatle,
'clans who hoye been fatening on the' spoils of
o(tice . or years past; vote .11;e• , whole Repub-.
tic tri County
. .
'. Coming from . any other source, than thepa.
per edited.by . Nichols; the abOve. would creafe
some' s'u'rprise. dio,fact 'is better known. than
that for about :six years.iast 'the- county has
been - tinder the control of "RepUblicans. All the
olUeis . who'halie , charge of the patronage and .
funds of the•country,. are Rimul?fiennS; and trim]
long tenure . in office they have grown:So"dis
regardless, of thepUblle interest, that they Con
sit.ier PossessiOn'ofOflice, andthC Corrqol Of 'the
funds 'aS;a cOnnuestover : the.people; and make
no scruple 'of-Using them foithe suppOrtof the
political pauiers belonging' to. their party, A
part. of the candidates.on the Republican Ticket
'we; Would not Say a word 'ngninst; persotiall'y;
but pait experience has shoWn, that...it makes
no ditlerencewho the Ifeptiblicans'elect. 'There
`ii a “poWer . .be.bitid the"throne," wnichicann , 6t
VC thwarted. - A.feW . reckless men, .who bare ..„ .. . •- • . .
•.. ..
1
no interest in t/
in country, : andn .. o regard.for
.the peopleCo'nt ol•the wholemachinery;•nodif , .
ferceceiyho held the offices, nominally '":
Letter from SeaCrson to .trifayear
Dr er,:mnEa qo, is2o
. . . ,
ciWith us theSe things are going well. The
boisterous sea.oliibertyOrtdeed is -neverwith
ont a.wavd; .and' that ficinl ...Missouri is 'rolling
towards us. • 13ut.ive shalt ride over it as: we
have done. over all • others.:. it is not. a moral
queStion,.btit one merely: of power.' Its object
is to raise a geographical .principle for-the
choice ofa.President.and the noise will be kept
up until that is , cfrected. - MI I,:pow.that per
mitting the slaVes_ of the • Soutll,,to 'spread.inta
the West, will, ney•add.one. being to that pn 7
fortunate condition, that,it. will increase the
happinesi, of those existing, 'and by ',spreading
them - over a large Stirface'will dilate the evil
everywhere, and facilitate - the. means of get
ting finally 'rid of ' •
• Hovi very different :he above from .the :rep
resentations of Nichols &Co.; ftepahlicane of
to•aay..lf 'any Democr,aywould.make the ;user
tionoo-day, that.“ All 'lrpoiv that permitting
the slaves of the south to'spread into:the west,.
will not add one being 'to that unfortUnate con
donaiton • (slavery,) that it'w.ill inereese the
happiness of
.those and-by spread
ing over large
.surface vOll dilate the,
eYil'everywhereiandfaeilita the means of final;
ly getting rid of it,"•.what a.whihvind of de
uunciations'woula greet his.earS'front our Bp
publican friends.. Such a- time server to the ,
'ccsurn ofali %;allinies".could not be:endured by
them . at - alliand would . meet with instant pa
litical damnation attheir.hands: Tlfen to'hear
them trllk. about, :Jeffersonian 'lll.,publicaus, is
. (not to say di.ilione4P) sitriply ridiculous,
The . l”)tir, - - i F the Tarty is
al
wayspp,pn-I he Interest:6)d rig.hts of %tbs.'.
people.. - .1n . 441i0w they . greisi.
rri about the. f)fiZi • inflicted erten ,t he veor. •
11; , t1'04 fi!cing,the attention.ol the
ftrroft tersitolies, . .mbyl . eariY out
their s ehpines it:1:1111FL people at hbtro'-•-7-•
Their sptiall,iislare not 'disco
.
tars; !dare riot ask siipport''for nomi ni?es •
on-i eround ir tlevot tool° the ihtorest
of our own ferthe
. NVe". are . .161(1 in 'a ,
.pathetic,:stiain;., ot-Poseil.t6 the'
• . , .
spre . ad.of slai , esy,• not a in' regard; to
W hut cOriceris'llio,. 'county, •
we eye fe . rtoedef
. tha .N.viongs •coMmitted.in
.Ransus,, lie' o'er own. .are not' hinted.'
Repiihnearri'friends . can ,i : i'pent
.-
;stetuters the • e:4tentlit nres ofthe.
•genenti (lOyerninent.,,wh if& 'your 05%p
trioney,..derivesh.frpin:tnxtstion, in Iheirpockets:
There is a. histOFy of-.wrong andpubl ic:•*eipehil:: •
ittire. in connection with'fhe,(Ounly . rTitiaSii . r.y,' ,
of ts• hi or we itt.,,at, tiotliin :The preisint in-'
latimb cut- that office,as In well . knowm'ea-,
joy3iits:etoolutnehts againut.thn...expresseilwol
of e•ittkintit yof.thte• yrite • f ttvill tie remetr'..
ber.Mr . ..Ylarr, Who Was elected to the
instituted pri;ee.cilings to Mist Rsitions'Wkio
user
}Ted the. suffice, a: plea
trimmed up; and the rnnsncked for : Witnesses.
On the trial the Court Nyil . S'occlipied .saveral"
day .5., oeurt, was • against
Mr._i.urr and iteepl •att tl.thai the Coitnty
pay the Parsons',' though • thus ,put
. itiresse'selett lucrative,n office to . WI - dell:he
hatter) of claim;, Las:4l&ihcs . i:osts,..
still tarther.bleeding-thetreastiny.
thy Of remark.' the Cme.. Barr: paid his own
costs; not'a dime -does he tax • the - county.-
.
With these.uglyidcts staring tlfrm •the face
it: is: nh) wonder,: the. Republicans attempt
to divert. the at t:Liiltion.of: the people, while ma-.
'king anotlier.clutch at.lthe
JAmis.K. lti.r.utn," during:his sl,ort:visit: to our
oupty, gained hosts' of friends; 1.)y . .h.s
ty arid ..gentietnanly . nearing.. . All who had .
the pl,e:asure. of. Ina-king his acquaintance, are
enthitsiastictin.hie support; satisfied that his
eleet secure the ‘ , mild-cat district"
an "able and .rights
and int6rest of : the people.. • Ris:politicel oPpo,
cents admit him possessed of eminent . talents,
and many will ee.sttbeir votes Tor .
===
...cour;.--It is .reported that.)lr.Palson, in
the eveut the eleetiorOf
hold: the office : : of treitsil profits of
'Which is to .!iesliare4 by the , telique." •.It. is
sell tinder Stood that Mr., ging.:refused .the
nomination, until visited ..hy the high enntr4et:
ing parties Who, control the •destinies of the
self-styled ••ftepublican'party.., • * . We
regret that Mr.;IC.: wouldoneent alloW
Name to be used tOi.such an unWorthy Purpose,
Jt. : rnatters .not," however, what:the. arrange:
meat may people have lakert in their
hands to'render tinto.4. l W. Rana the justice
.hitherto cleniedhim, such a •inajor
ity,aeto forever,rehlike such•politicaljiigglers.
,•bi.:lloCit'T;S TURN o,er,
Trio PVT; on.:Tuesday 'next, and , by' your
' : votpq . "Wr.}:sT!' 'ore think :thee" forthe woro
11. , Rean, :Count) , froni the cpsitrOl. of the,clique
01 Politicians• who . been . fattening upon your:
.substan.cr.. :The Opposition .nre•straing ever
ner'veto.seetire - a father lease ofthr . Ce years; to'
the iiblic4rea3nry, and Control of Public'ailairs..
With the inneey derived fromefiler; they'. are.
attempting to influence votes' to carry the 'Cleo
%On. IfthepeoPle are not noW:satisfied. with
iment, of electing, men to 'office; vim-
ply.on account of their negro proclivities What
'will 'satisfy •them. Nith an Orrontry only
equalled.bi their recklessness tkey have norti-'
in a ted for CornMissinnei,l); J..J.C . ey es, Whoyas
been a meinbef ig the board for three. years .
past, and' therefore responsible for the acts of
that bodyy.which*.hava .created disSatis-'
faction; and brought the county to the verge of
bankruPtcy. Let. every I,)emoerai,' , and
others.lA . o ivishitesee'tkelotaii 5, of the.. court-,
'ty conducted, on Safe,. economical
vote the cntire.DeMOCratic ticket, - from high./.
not' forget 't4e'.entire State • and District.
ti elicit. Let no _Democrat absent. from'
Gen. Walker, the 'has, been 'shot
by...orchns of : the 'authorities.liOndis
us, to
hp he was given up.fi - s will lament hiS' fate.
=::::::
Nat ➢or. Negro WorhippOs
Tly our telegrams of yeiterday; we learn.thal,
the.“*.ing of Dakemy'.(in ..Afrieej WaS.about
to sacrifice 12,900 personsto the memory- of the.,
late King's Tether:" • When-we add, to this:the
well lcnOwn fact that these. vietims are suhse - -.,
quently sold•for beef; and eaten - as .wOuld . n sad
dle of mutton, we *feel' slightly disposed toasii.
the PiTSEand Tribtine Whetber these moriSters
are-the equals of Carl i;:churz and Casper Butz?
Whether they were born equal?' Whether'
these *colOred.:gentry, have .
right" to . •the.. , cpurstiit• of happiness,". in the
sacrifice Of 2,009 human beingS:at single , pop,
in honor ccof the
. late King's memory !" •
'Will •the hdvocate of ' ' Negro Equality"
deign to give us its opinion on these delicate
points?—Chicago Times and Herald• •' " •
MARRIED;
On Taestlay. Evening, September `2sth. at the .
residence. of ifie bride's father (Wavarly,
N: Y.,) by tlie.Rev.Mr..Tolinson;,lll . ..TA:ans.Y.
fifrimni , ;, of I l ini , arida,- . Pa.--toMisilTnr.i4:N E 7,
only daughter - of Hiram.Paine', ;pg., ' • •
Vnlley, on. the 30th ult., - by W.
S. Oviatt Mgr., Mi.: Edwin tenns
FILANCE.H J.
.. . . .
.. . . .
It:alibi-cis us pleasnie lm acknowledge the re-
Ceipt 'of the driikr, from the '.rjght-ininded
bride-000M, who: Was n . ..party•in :the above
announcement; and we beSpeak,. fOr the', happy
pair . along life :of 'enjoyrnent and, prosperii . y7,
at .all events they deserve no less. .
Penhsyhrftnia.the )3attle . qround.
The icat.issaa b(.ll3l,the eounliy vow "IR -
tweet' thlt rent' armies of , .
tives:itt4.Destitictlyes, : .
Qf this. iintego Opm all oilier
heats'ofhar otiht - io • ,
,c;
. .t) , •
f'Pi.r/a their.iheffectwil fires." - •
The. scrifis.:ol,the:.6nettnieS of Republicanistli
aro:the Iris
-Pules' of town who still: belting io fife'
saMe'll6u'sehoitl of faith in the - Oinititutinti'antb
- Ti ! ey rutty di ffer,:.(l ispu fe; antl.6"eh'
`r.xaspi.rate each. other by their. debates:.,,'
fiat iethpy could not :bury 'their .mutual ani : -.
tnusitieeiti their common tieteaition. 'Of the
seettional . faction; they ...vouldlieve yet tO.learri,
the • first duly Of! patriaf.stri ; 'attd•'.would jitsll) : -
inCtir ah l .dusSr've the imptitation Of . prefefiing
thetbs;ik'c'Sitheir.oWn interests : , to .'sume..iMa
ginury. pritleof : c otisiStency. tothe . ..-I,l;elfare
the•rat
The party that. has falsely assurned to 'itself.
the naine of ttftepublie,an," is ahimated and di . -•
:yfcc ' tad.by ißnd and al Crior,aiMs whieljustly.'
diiScrihe anti define the:tn . ! , as t.idetruetivett.".
if:they could giv.e.praaticat eitect to their :sok::
itnerits , . and purposes, :they realiie
atise . .of t!the architects •or
gre A te § t•that Of e r.were-uccursolt . b . evrlsiing
iufa ny:r Millions of, lipar!S' in every,part or the
eiVilized.wourld:would shuddet' at the:dealt:tie
tinii.theyWonid wail: on • this' !net exPei itneitt:
of representative. -,government;' , appliett..Mi.der
circumstances more favorable than ever have
combined hefore„or.than catfever, be expeeteh
'to oecuraigain 'in...the history of matiKind.'
Against these; Destrtnitiyes' y the .GO.NSPIZVW:.•
thelength.aud breadth ':of the
laild . :They, arc willing, tiny,
dni‘y are SolicitipitstoifOrget 'and forgive every
.thing,bui handed and confededitted
against the , intepity of the Union, the' supre
miley of •thi
,Constitntion, the equality of the .
'States, and the drotherboed.of -AtnerjeowS,citi
-zenc. These Destructii,es boast that victory•
their they.cati.suc
coed iirPetiosyyvanne, the).v,punlinglypfoclaini.
'that [hell' ..supreinacyin . .eVery•State - north ,of
. . . . . . .
tile roiloinae . .is.sure.. .. . .". *. '...... •' ' . •• .
.Men of. the KeYstone Stnte; the,•bat.tl6' . .TS to'
de fougl - it .liere. Will you. net tini!e•i as a band
.of 'broiliers, to, repel di. eorninorf.enetbieg of
yOui selves and youi bretbein.l .
.. , •. '
hatid. It Fa4s fdr ,action=
united, I.irrnonious,.. atioit oil
the . .
part 'of ei.eby man ‘i•lio prefers hiS..country
fo hiniself, and the.. Union to a dissolution of
those 'ties . which keep tageflUii - Our' glorious
confederacy. , , .
. .
QVALIF . feATIONS ot , Vo.'rpus.The law repuirei
a perso:r whci claims the right to-vnte- to hate
been . .a citizen of this CommonWealth. ,, at least
l'one'year; and in the election ,diStrict'nt ;least.
ten'eayi immeadiately proceeding- such elec:
•tioii, and within two years to have paid a State .
.or tax;' which shall have been
atleast,:ten days 'Wore the %election: But a
'citizen . cifilialjnited States, Who
.his.previoui
iy been a qualified.voter of the State . ,. - and:. re
moved therefrom and returned and who shall
have resided in the eleetioh district,' "and paid
tnices'.aldresaid,shailrtie'.entitled to vote •.atter
residing iff this State six•months. I3ut . .citizens
of the U nit celStatps,•between.the ages Of tweu
ty'-ono and twenty-two years, who have resided
in the election district ten. dayi as aforesaid,
Shail . beCntiqed to • dote although they shall
net" have. paid•'taxes.'.? . . Are you assessed 7--•
See to it ionneadiayiel that You are. Saturday;
20th inst:,-is the . last day on' which this duty
'cati..he attended to to secure a vote tit the :en 7
sueing, the: election. takes - 'place on
Tuesday, the,oth'of October. ".1
A. J. NOURSE
• . .
Dealer in Stoves, Tire:Mire,. Jaripaned..Ware, west.
ntnttil the Public Square, Ornethport, Pa. Custom work
4 , ion to order on the shortest 'notice, and to ,the • most
suli.stautialmanner. , , S • : : "
To Those Interested in Mining• and
Minera.). Lands:
. .
. .. . ,
NIT Ir. DATINES b ff ers'his , services for the' examlna.
•11 V a tion of 31ineral Lanils ..in M Kean anal Ell( ,coun—
OH. .11in will give' Lis 1101110 TI :IF to they VAf.l_ll.i. Or
M11i , 4.i: 4 , ..&c.' Thoioengaglng • his serviiies will reecho
all ii,icoA,try and rnliablirinfortnaiion: ItOshleuco at the.
hunker Hill Mines: • . .. • . ~- - •
• Oergoant; Ill[eau On., Jima 20,4E159. . ' ... ~• . •
ADMINISTRATOI't'•S 'SALE
UNDERSIdNE.D., ' Adininiptrators of
-the• Estate of o'. Bennett, deceased;
will sell, at. public:Vendue; all the pirniture
at thei93ennett•House;'''helonging to said es,
tate, consisting of. TribleS, Chairs - , 'Crockery,
Fieds . tr;ads and 13edding,'CarpetS, Stoves,: Mir- .
rorS,'&e.„ &C.; on Saturday the. 13th of Octo-
ber inst„-cOmmenCing at 9 M., at
the Bennett liaise, in Srnethport. • -
sifins under.slo;cish; over
a credit of three months Will he given, with
'atiproved riapei
D: R. •Bf.,'NNI',TT, •
IV. R, AVA.RNER, •
• AiiniimistNiors
Smethport, Octpbei I,st, 18 0 .
A CARD
.11AFFE.Y.offers his services to parties.
owni:*'or ,wishing to' pur'ehase mineral
lands•in I\l'KennyElk, Clearfield or •Jefferson
Examinations - .made and 'faithfully. re-'
Bradford, ;101Y 270859. '• •. "4.
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL • MONUMENT. .*
rilliE, SUBSCRIBER •WTIOW ORPERINC.i.
.for•sale, a magnificent . steel-plate. engra
ving ofihe Declaration 01 Independence, sur
ronnded.by life-like portt'alls.ot all the Presi,,
dents, and .bearing upon its , face . the tomb of
Washington; at Mt. Veriniii; nnd, facsimiles Of
the signatures affixed to the Declaration . . • - •
..TI LS •••
being 15X2t2 inches in size, •is ..nnsorpassed by
any ever pablished,.and is Offered, at the_ very
low•price.of fifty cent's. t
Address nll orders; with price , ' enclosed and
fwo cents to prepay postage, to
'C. N. 71 1
.iNNY,'Not.;
Smetliporc AVlcean Co., Pa.
SMETHP,ORT
WAGON AND SLEIGH SHOP,
ON NEEOHANy ,STREET XO. 1.
• .. . • . .
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TELE undorsigned ..woub respectfully
nounce to the, citizens,of .I.Wlcean. county,
that heis.now prspared toldo all kimis of wood
work in tinkline.of business, 'at short. notice,
in a workmanlike Manner; at reasonable prices.
I feel OnltOed.that 'my ivork. Will fully meet
thorenm errients'ofall Who will fayor: me with
their patronage: '
. • Repairing.:Promptly" 'attended ,to short
notice.. All kinds of,grain-taken" in e'xchango
for work ; his° butter; Pork,' beef, 'pine lumber
and aft. wood; CASH will, not be refused....
gmethport,'Pa., Jan 10,1860., • , •
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