democrat & BaitutcL
15. MURi&.Vfr. Editor.
. C. Zalim, Publisher &lroprlctor
DISTRICTS.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 17,1860.
SATIOWrDEHOCRiTIC TICS DT
FOR PRESIDENT.
tOWti C. BRECKINRIDGE,
OF KENTUCKY.
I'Oil vrCE PRESIDENT,
fcEN. JOSEPH LANp,
OF OREGON.
"lvcOl attach mystlf to no part-j Viat does not
oirrj the flay awl keep step to Lie music of the
Uion."-Ruf"3 Choate.
RESlOETlL ELECTORS,
ELECTORS AT LAQE.
George M. Keim, of Berks County.
Richard Vaux, of Philadelphia.
DISTKICT ELECTORS.
1 Frederick A . Server, 13. Joseph Lauback,
2 Wm. C. Patterson, 14. Isaac Reckhow,
t t I e fp.-. ?. Jp.ckson.
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4. John It. i5renner,
ty of the defeat of Foster rests with the For
ney faction, Stephen A. Dosglas and II. V.
Johnson.
It Is a humiliating thing to know, that such
a man as John W. Forney, can direct
ly or indirectly control the votes of thousands
of men in this State Who profess to be Demo
crats; and it is doubly humiliating to know
l. I. i-i 1 7 Mia na hm tnnl a. man 1 . v.
occupying the position as a Statesman, Ste- Blacklick,
then A Douglas now docs. Bat it is even Cambria,
' . r Carroll,
so, and there is no use in denying the fact. Carrolltown Boro.
The Democracy of Pennsylvania will never be Chest
united, until they drive this demagogue and g;e;JfiSjngs BoTO'
hia adherents from ther rants. Conemaudi.
Conemaujjh Boro.
The Result. Croyle.
The result f the election in this State can Ebenstmrg,
f fri 3 Galhtzin,
be told in a very few words. The dcniocra- jackson,
cy have encountered a disastrous defeat. Johnstown 1st Ward,
Andrew G. Curtin is elected ' Governor by jj jjj J
about 25,000 of a majority over Foster, and Do. 4th do.
the Republicans have also' secured working Loretto,
majorities, in both branches of the State Leg- r,nster
islature. The Democrats have probably Richland,
elected six members of Congress and the lie- Scratnerhill,
publicans It) Blair is re-elected by a large Susquenanns.
ELECTION RETURNS OF CAMBRIA COUNTY FOR 1860 OFFICIAL.
Governor. Congress. Assembly.
Register & Recorder.
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5. G. W. Jacoty-,
C Charles Kelly.
7. CHver P. James,
B.David Schall,
9. Joel L. Lihtuer,
10. S. S. Barber.
11. Tbos. H. Walker,
12. S. S. inchester,
16. John A. Ahl,
17. Joel B. Danner,
13. Jesse R. Crawford,
19. 11. N. Lee,
20. Joshua B. Howell,
i V. 1. hettcrman.
22. Samuel Marshall,
23. William Book.
24. Byrun D. IlamKn,
23. Gaylord CLiirch.
majority. For the result in this county, we
refer our readers to the official returns of the
election which we publish elsewhere-. The
entire Black Republican County Trcket is
elected, and as Tom Hood says, "thats the
long and the short of it." Franklin teils us
that "experience keeps a dear school, but
fools will learn in no other." It is certainly
a humiliating spectacle to see the JJ'af k Re
publicans triumphant in our county, but we
hope that this severe lesson of experience,
will not be entirely thrown away on certain in
dividuals who undertook to "shoulder" the
Democratic Party in this ccunty a few months
ago. We hope they are now convinced that
Taylor,
Washington,
White,
Wilmore Boro
Voder.
1 $0 Sl ITS 103 64 37 23 79 ffG 44 24
61 65 48 66 17 SO C3 14 34 4 C4
43 176 44 177 26 18 180 22 21 160 18
190 47 186 46 146 41 50 121 65 38 6
CI 1 59 3 15 43 2 17 44 1
72 25 62 34 33 31 22 11 28 25 7 23
19 38 16 41 6 19 33 2 6 6 42
149 32 150 SO 24 94 19 41 21 106 22 27
52 94 60 95 2 24 44 7G 15 20 52 53
182 77 172 85 2 125 33 96 25 143 26 64
84 69 79 73 tJ9 7 69 6l 5 72 13
120 107 117 111 44 59 125 56 CO $9 13
64 31 64 31 11 52 29 6 66 27 4
43 101 43 101 23 1 56 65 37 2 74 31
69 174 60 179 1 18 83 139 49 28 101 61
108 66 104 60 51 15 96 40 68 28 23
68 59 50 64 19 4 92 37 28 22 27
68 116 40 127 4 39 130 70 11 32 67
40 7 40 7 17 22 7 11 SO 6
84 119 83' 119 3 79 95 25 34 75 70 17
121 14 114 20 87 34 14 CO 53 12 3
74 160 67 165 4 7 96 122 14 54 145 17
0 58 76 66 46 35 54 6 20 57 64 2
29 1 . 29 1 15 14 1 13 16 1
85 73 79 73 61 21 65 6 60 21 72
76 -126 75 126 53 C5 83 C9 54 58 22
148 68 141 74 112 39 64 81 59 74
25 99 26 96 22 6 94 20 5 28 62
32 49 34 47 12 20 40 6 1 28 51 1
171 84 171 81 150 63 45 18 103 57 13
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28
101
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61
10 10
40 110
11 38
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25 166
74 44
83
59
53
70
53
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72
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44
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92
101
69
62 110
56 32
9 94
24 197
68 85
SO 76
8 150
26 7
76 119
45 17
11 213
66 61
16 1
24 75
61 133
53 71
27 74
23 45
ICO 90
55 117
14 83
25 19
109 76
11 49
37 28
3 12
20 132
10 36
100
71 6
63
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72
52
24
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53
83
19
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57
66
175
47
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26
42
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94
81
71
57 110
59 27
2 101
SO 176
81 57
SO C2
14 115
38 2
77 117
44 16
14 153
66 C3
lo 104
60 65
42 179
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75 71
111 113
C2 32
41 101
47 175
89 56
36 67
28 114
15 14
83 116
100 27
OS 162
78 C2
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52 104
69 123
139 71
25 97
32 46
168 S3
later i ito?i CArironjTp
St. JoseDh. October K .
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rre?s from C&iilomia &rr:i-.i . J .
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the follow ing tuu.ii.arj: o-s
On the 22i ult.. while tL ,
Govtrnment xliy dock, at Mara I-'r.i
of the sections gave way, wLich ' r
followed bv the others, and in r 1 "
the whole dock was a. rmnr.-f, ,4
- ..w.s rtcx
ship was with d fficulty extricated '.C
much damage. It will uke
and will cost $209,000 to repair the f ?
The Pony Express, with St. L, ,r
arrived at ( !rsnn VIlv tKi
J uorcm
William fl- Miriev. an
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r.rpta has iiKt rftiirr.vi in C r. .
j .a tri.
having stocked four hnndred atkj i
route Eastward. The Ex tress
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Letter time when dtBiraLl I
A fire occurred t the town t,f p.
Contra Costa county on the 21tb, dt... 1"
nearly $20,000 worth of prcpertj, i':;1
T Kara is - TXT faiftrA il "
frooj tLe Dew Cot- silver uiLes, ttkr U 1
taKC, are tucoara:iig. uu puUiccoif
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j assajeis express a?touishment at tL j.
Total Foster, 25S3 Curtin, 2177 Blair, 2263 lI'AIlister, 2352Mull!n, 1542 Smith, 1172 l'otts, 110. MageLan. 900 Lvtle,
Canan, 632 Gill, 831 Ferguson 1479 Cooper, 2302 Christy, lo-'4uuo, e e.on iici uopi le, .iai-
Griffin, 1429 Gregg, 1117
Douglass, 2361.
regular nominees cf the party, and that they
must support them under the penalty of be
ing denounced as disorganizes. The rebuke
administered to a few ambitious, tricky, reck
less, selfish and unprincipled politicians in
Vl lio Are Responsible
The nomination of Hon. Henry D. Foster
far the office of Governor, by th R?ading
Convention, was ratiei wUh remarkable en
thuaism and unanimity by tha Democracy in
every section of the State. It was ha-le J as the
harbinger of a brilliant victory at the approach
ing election, and even the opposition acknowl
edged that our party had selected its strong
est and best man for its standard bearer. The
unfortunatci dissensions which unhappily
disturbed the proceedings of the National
Convention at Charleston and Baltimore, and
prsvented the iiomination of a candidate for
the Presidency according to the established
usa-'s of the Democratic Party, disorganized
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to a seria3 extent tne rants oi in pany in la(iiana Iowa and Minesota have have also
this State. But stul tho determination was resuUed ia Biack iepubliCaa triumphs
expressed on every hand, to stand Dy x-osier
and endeavor to secure his triumphant elec
tion. Breckinridge men and Douglas men
eeemed to vie with each other, in furnishing
evidence of their attachment to "Harry of the
West." and their determination to leave no
honorable means untried to secure his election
The Electoral Ticket.
A meeting of the Democratic State Execu
tive Committee was held in Reading on last
Friday the 12th inst. A resolution rescinding
the resolutions adopted by the Committee at
Philadelphia and Cresson, and recommending
the party to support the electoral ticked as
first nominated by the Democratic State Con-
they cannot by secret arrangements, admit mention at Heading was unanimously adopted,
bogus and reject legally elected delegates to v'e presume, this was the best thing thecom-
a County Convention, trump up a ticket to mittee could do under the circumstances.
suit themselves, and then tell the Democracy We have not the slightest disposition in the
that the men v;ho comnose that ticket are the world lo grumble. Like honest Sancho. we
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are thankful for what we have received, and
will not therefore look the gift horse in the
mouth. The Reading electoral ticket con
tains some "rotten timber," but the majority
of the men who compose it are reliable denio-
Ebensburg, by the ever faithful Democracy crats; nd 33 lt wa3 fair,J anJ regularly nom-
of Carroll. Munster, Susquehanna. Allo2hanv. mated, it is ot course entitled to the support
Washington. Croyle &c, was truly wither- eI eJerJ democrat in tne state, w e will go
ing and is keenly felt. It will assuredly result au 10 our Poyer IO SRCUre ,ts success.
in goca to me party, ine elections mumo Savae.OviT trust? and well beloved
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frieud, Capt. Smitbt announced in the Echo
last week, that he intends turning his atten
tion hereafter, to rewarding his his friends
and punishing hi) enemies. We learn that
his intention is, to reward his fiiends by pre
senting each of them with a leather medal
Tlie Contest for Assembly.
Notwithstanding the dishonorable means
resorted to in order to defeat Col. M. D
Marrehan, Esq., the democratic candidate for
Assembly, his friends have just reason to feel aod dccd for one iauare We of land on
I W TT ! t
proud of the vote cast in his favor at the late tB ocKy mountains, ills enemies wui oe
t i K rtw nn; in hUsnn. election. 1 he vote of several of the stron- PMBUU v3 piaiug uuSc. u -
. r t J ri ...... .1 :i.. .L- . ftlr.' U n . n lAn
Arr,i f.-, pa him koPn aloof from gest democratic districts is almost unani- 'J Y" v,.-.u ,
i, nrtrnfpCr Uiwppt, thBrpokinrido-o and mousiy in nis iavor. report was mdustri- pluvo otvwul "v-1""1-
au . v w. i C I
Douglas parties, and from all platforms except ously circulated in Johnstown, Conemaugh
that erected by the Convention which nomina- iorougn. luuivuie, ana otLer aouttiern ais-
ted him But unfortunately all professing dem- tncts, on the morning of the election, that he
ocrats did not feel thus had declined the nomination, withdrawn from
John W. Forney, a professing democrat, the contest, and that his friends in the North-
who was elected clerk of the U. S. House ot era aisincis .ntenaeu voting xor JiaiiiD, lfy
Representatives last winter by Black Repub- means of this vifc falrehood about three hun-
lican votes, determined to reward those who area votes were secured to ueorge ri. imitn,
had elevated hia to power, by doing his ut- which would otherwise have been cast in fa-
most to prevent the party from uniting in r Col. Jlagehan. In those districts
support of Gen. Foster. He was cot content where this report was circulated Capt. Smith
with opposing with all the zeal of a Black received a large vote, while in those
Republican, the plans for unitiog the party where it was not circulated. Col. Magehan
in Rtonr.ort of an electoral ticket, but cnenlv beats him badly. Lock at the figures.
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Captain, "don t taie on so. ihere is eo
use in crying over spilt milk. Come up to
EbenVburg and we'll make it all right with
you, by all stepping over to Wissel's and im
bibing several glasses of small beer, and join
ing in that good old rollicking sons in O
tbelto. And let us the Can akin clink, clink.
And let us the Canaktn clink,
A soldiers a man,
A life's but a span,
Whv then let a soldier drink.
Union- for the Sake of the Uxiox. The
National men of the State of New York, have
united for the purpose of preventing Lincoln
from triumphing in that State in November.
Breckinridge men, Douglas men and Bell
teen, all cheerfully endorse the arrangement.
This is an example worthy of imitation on the
part of the National mea of our State. Not
withstanding our recent discouraging defeat,
we believe that a union of National men can
bo effected in Pennsylvania, which will pre
vent '.he election of Lincoln, and the conse
quent triumph of sectionalism. But the ar
rangement must be consum&ted at once.
There is now no time for hesitating or delaying.
(7 The foiiowing advertisement recently
appeared in the colcmns of the Pittsburg
Despatch a Republican paper. It speaki for
itself
COLORED MEN OF PITTSBURG k
VICINITY Ypu are requested to meet and
form yourselves into WIDE AWAKE clubs
immediately, for the purpose cf furthering the
interest of the friend of the human race,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Our colored breth
ren had a tremendous demonstration in Bos
ton recently. Already New York has spo
ken in favor ef universal suffrage '"They
who would be free themselves must strike the
blow." And if colored men would have their
rights, they should move for the eucccess of
their friends. Do not leave tho Dutch and
Irish monopolize all the honor of electing
Lincoln and Hamlin. Colored men have a
right to ret at the Polls as a Vigilance Com
mittee for the prevention of illegal voting.
John Brown, the hero of Harper's Ferry is
yet to be avenged,
OSSAWATTOMIE.
rE-XSlX.VAXI A iSTATK 1XEC-TIO.X.
The following table ehows the majorities ; the Srtiate a legal organization.
for Governor in the counties heard from.
"oi tne specimens ui ore iece.v.d fr,
latter mines
-urn: are to u -in irciu i ortuud j
the 2Uih from Saleiu, where the W 1
i day to day uiihout a iiruaj.
A repoit circuited of a c-v-sr-
t coiuproajise betwctrii ihe Douglaj at 2 L:
inriiige Dtuiocmis. i:ug each partv
Senator, on the erudition that the
Breckinridge Seijator? would rciaro lj
assailed Gen. Foster, by asserting that he was
d vnpsllfit in" cr.nrup TTa I
v , n . Blacklick
contended tnat it was necessary lor uenerai Carroll
Foster to openly declare himselt the snp.por- Chest
tcr of Douglas and squatter sovereignty, and Crovle
the enemy of a fusion electoral ticket, in or- Chest Springs
, ..i- i.- 1. .l Carrolltown
uer to eulule mm iu iue suppuii ui iuc uicuua i UatQjrja
cf Senator Uouglas. luis uen. x ester re- Clearfield
fused te do,nd from that moment John W Ebensburg
Vnrnpv and his ni vrm idons in the democratic Jactson
ranks, left no means untried to defeat him
and elect Curtin. It was for this purpose
that the bogus Stato Convention was held at
narrisburg in August last, of which George
N. Smith was temporary Chairman. It was
for this purpose that a straight out Douglas
Electoral Ticket wa3 announced a few weeks
Loretto
Munster
Susquehanna
H ashmgton
Magehan
108
17
146
33
69
15
26
24
44
23
22
87
61
112
Smith
64
SO
41
34
4
5
43
lt
94
50
1
17
34
21
30
8i 504
Thus it will be seen that Col. Magehan
has nearly three hundred of a majority over
previous to the election. It was for this pur- Smith in fifteen districts, ia which the re
uose, that Douglas and Johnson allowed them- Port t0 which we have referred was not cir-
sclves to be transformed into a couple of po- culated. In several southern districts where
litical Mountebanks, and stumped the State, j ifc was industriously circulated by men who
opposing all "fusion" movements, sneering at wefe supposed to huve some respect for truth,
the idea of union and harmony, and denoun- 1 ne did not receive a single vote; in all of them
cing Breckinridge and Lane as Disunionista. ifc mjured him. Capt. Smith's friends not-
Moore the illustrious poet, makes one of the withstanding this dishonorable method of ob-
ancient chieftains of Ireland, in speaking of J taining votes for him did not succeed in elec-
the appearance of the Saxons as friends in his tlDS "im. He is badly, very badly beaten.
ountry, exclaim,
"Already the curse is upon her,
And strangers her vallies profane,
They come to divide to dishonor.
They come but to rivet the chain."
And so an American Patriot might
have exclaimed, when Doujrlau and Johnson
made their appearance in Pennsylvania.
There course throughout showed that they
camo to "divide to dishonor," and not to
strengthen the democratic party. They dis
organized the party at the very time when
union and harmony in its ranks, were essen-
mi . .
ine last we Heard trom him, he was at the
head waters of Salt River, actively engaged
in proclaiming to tne world Lis determination
to devote the next four years to rewarding bis
truly "tends and punishing his enemies. Glad
we are one of bis friends.
Carrol Township.
The friends of George N. Smith were very
loud in boasting previous to the election o
the large vote he would receive in the above
named township In making their calcula
tion they would not agree to put it down at
Jtrecklnrldgre and Lane.
Our standard bearers in this present cam
paign, are every day gaining strength in the
Southern States, and will certainly carry eve
ry State South of Mason & Dixon's line.
Nearly all of Mr. Douglas's friends in Vir
ginia have abandoned him and gone over to
Jreckimidge, and the same may be said of
Missouri. Mr. Douglas instead of strength
ening, weakened himself by his electioneer
ing tour in Virginia. When he came his
friends welcomed him as a patriot and slates-
man, when he left they regarded him as a
selSsh office seeking demagogue. The political
records of Breckinridge & Lane are stainless,
and defy the closest scrutiny of their enemies
They have always been the devoted friends of
the Union and never like Douglas and John
eon, give aid and comfort to Northern Abo
litionists, and Southern Firo Eaters. They
are the candiates whom every National man
in the country should support.
those 20 Votes.
The Mountaineer, the week before the elee
tion, confidently asserted that Col. M. D
Magehan, would not receive 20 votes in this
Borough, and called on its readers to mark
the prediction. Well, we for one did mark
the prediction, knowing, as every one in this
town who perused it at the time knew, that i
was false. Well how has this prophecy been
fulfilled? A glance at the returns will show
that Mr. Magehan received in this Borough
just forty four votes 24 more than the num
ber conceded to him by the Mountaineer.
And yet the Mountaineer claims to be a relia
ble & truth loving Newspaper. Who will be
lieve that it is such, after this contemptible
effort to injure Mr. Magehan abroad, by en
deavoring to get up the impression that he
was unpopular at home.
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Uiu to tue e.ecuuu rvzw, cue u. jegs thaQ oqq for SmUh eiectj0Q
orcurtm. lney denounced iusion, mere- , jg thfl retj8 f n
by endorsing the course of Forney and his j
bogus State Convsntion. The exit of Doug
la from narrisburg was followed by the im
mediate publication of the Douglas straight
oat electoral ticket. We think, therefore,
we are correct in SFyiog, that the responsibil-
received, and behold the result;
Magehan Smith
Carroll 146 4
Magellan's majority 105.
Nine cheers for the gallant and unflinching
democracy of Carroll
S3!" The Pittsburg Da-patch is of the opin
ion, that the next Legislature will stand as
follows; 25 Republicans to 6 Democrats in
the Senate, 67 Republicans to 33 Democrats
io the House. Republican majority on joint
ballot 51.
S3T&. fusion of the Douglas and Breckin
ridge men has been effected in the Stat of
New lork. It will probably result in the
defeat of Lincoln.
XST It is a common observation that there
are more sufferers from debility, among Amer
icans, than can be found among any other
civilized cation. The reason is obvious.
We take too little exercise, and forget the
wants of the body in the absorbing pursuits
of business. In all such cases, ordinary med
icines can do little good. What is required
is just such a tonic and invigorator as Dr.
Hostetter has given to the world, in his
CELEBRATED "BITTERS." The weak
and nervous denizen cf the counting house,
the exhausted toiler upon the shop-board,
and the prostrated student of the midnight
lamp, have found a wonderful regenerator in
the "Bitters," and prefer it no more poeten
tious, but less efficacious medicines. But it
should not be forgotten that the agent which
is so magical in its influence upon a frame
which is merely debiliated, is eqaally power
ful in assistiog nature to expel the most ter
rible forms of disease Who would not give
it atrial?
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
See advertisment in another column.
Counties
Allegheny Adams
Armstrong
Beaver
Bedford
Berks
Blair
Bucks
Bradford
Bucks
Butler
Centre
Carbon
CiintOD
Clearfield
Crawford
Columbia
Cumberland
Cambria
Chester
Clarion
Dauphin
Deleware
Erie
Franklin
Fulton
Favetto
Greene
Huntingdon
Indiana
Jefferson
J uniata
Lehigh
Lancaster
Lawrence
Lebanon
Luzerne
LjeoiiiiDg
Monroe
Montour
Mercer
Mil2ia
Montgomery
Northampton
Northumberland
Perry
Pike
Potter
Philadelphia
Somerset
Snyder
Schuylkill
Susquehanna
Tioga
UniDa
Venango
Warren
Wayne
Washington
Westmoreland
York
Curtin.
6085
960
3b2
200
4.&0U
46
1.000
600
l.ouovi
1,050
1,300
1.100
3,000
650
150
700
1.S00
400
1U0
4.000
1.7UO
2.2U0
IttO
150
S00
200
Foster.
74
lfo
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iue ,j;.u. mining me oenaie in iu ao I
' ized conditit n to roett ia joint session
1 - . 1 . . . 1
J Smcc then co ait-ouMS Lave len rc:
I from Siiem.
j The D"Cc!as aid Br xkinrldge ptrt I
tiCu hcj a eoc rid:;, a, and oo.iTite-J
S tofal tickets.
1
1,000
20 S
ouo
The uiiiiiLir Levs iioni Oreron tzl 1
: . .1 i... 1 r . - 1
j i;j v,viuilw is very piowitg.
Tiii Ntw ll'.ek Creek golu mtees. ri t
ver unurt war lort il-: e, and all :U f
j iceaiiitica !roi which ruining acciatts .
o'.'O j received stuu cut tueh rcerr as ar
fcV'O j credible.
tKj j Ttic foL;-ujir Woo J pevkrr Lai arriv-
j KUTia titiu London.
i tr 'JA'OO pe-j uti-.-c.
j I Le liij Oil ut arrived at Victoria tn
1 13. h, oi tla from JIackouat, Jarf.a.
700 j wt-r.it iiu" a ergo of notions, bn: tULd
Japanese 5 uiiWil.iug to cL.-erTe tLe c.
j tLat lit: oii no: oL'.aiu a cirgj. Tb
tam states thai American dollars were i,:
j cent, uis.-ouiit, aui Aiuciijan aud o:b-: i
100 1 at the sajje rite.
l TLe FrencU Miiii.-t'i-r ii JdljLiS r-"-
tC'O J cd, as his rcj re?etiiuii.-ns .re til qu:te til
. leuaea to iu reaoect to tai troatv.
TLe Japauee had ccn.IuJeJ anew trsl
l:' I'onusal.
Tiitie was a little later tew? fmui Ci:
tuu S but h 1
re:.o'
ret- i j
! 5C:iblei a:. I it was ruaie'red that :Lt Cu'i
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The Germans Consigned to War:!
quartern bj" a RepuLlican Oratw
Kl'jau W. Green, of Col is aj has Grrvt..
.laai countv. Oaio. ref ntlv e!L!irori
j of the foil wii;g speech iu tb- Kpj all..
1,650 j County C.cvtiit:oL:
Mr. (. Lairujan: It is c!i7mel It t
here to-dv tnt it is cd: r-e!icv to La -1
a ta.I iuktt on account of tLe L'atrr.. .x
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Mirpt icai ire eLou.a net t-.viii:ae x t.
against Rothtman. I say, Mr. Cltrr.
we Joti't vrast to favcr the Duir'i. We
want to borrow et.y Dutrh v-t.s Tjcrrs
ttieni any white voU-s. If tit v c.n t 1
vote cur ticket, let them co to ul!
uave irn'e Vutes enou-ti aa ca- co a.
!th
tm. Neitbtr do we want 1 Jritu C
200
400
1.S00
lie in cur party. We hare . Lir . llo-d r.
party, and dou't wir.t the Jn'.-h aui
S'tue teli us not to oppose llot'.t iiitE.
cace be is a Da:cljaiaj. We is I'iti-
town;h:p will or pose Liii fr thit xzsri : j
son.
X?" TLe BreckinriJire Demc-rsrtl
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j tl cted :he:r candidates Ijt Cuuss ii 1 -
Boston, October, 12. The Cunard screw ! da. by lb25 of a majoritT-
L.ITCR I'It031 LIROI'E
-on, October, 12. The Cunard
steamship Etua, from Liverpool on the 29;h
Clciif;!: 1
to ssrs u;. "
ult., arrived at this port this morning. Iler ; lt,e DeiLOcracy cf
advices have been anticipated, but her mail j elected their County ticket.
lurnish us with some additional particulars, i puUican. Glad to hear it
Lord John RusseU note to Sir James Hud- j . ... ,
son, British Miui.-ter at Turin, expresses the I SPECI Ali XOTICE.
fear that the attacks against the Roman States, TOXD'S EXTRACT OF U AMAML1
89u The Republicans of our borough on
last Saturday evening had a small "glorifica
tion." over their recent victory. The "wide
awakes" paraded our principal streets, after
which we understand several speeches were
delivered in the Dimond. We are pleased to
be able to state, that tbey conducted them
selves like gentlemen throughout. AH right
gentlemen. Let those lamrh who win. Onr
t turn will come next time.
A Great Medlciue for Females.
Hundreds of stimulants have been invent
ed and sold, purporting to be snprifirt in th
various diseases and derangements to which
the delicate form of woman render her sub
ject. The result of all these stimulants has
been to impart momentary activity to the ncr
voug system, and false vior to the muscles-
but this relief has been succeeded by a depres
sion and prostration greater than before; and
the repeated attempts of invalids to build
themselves up by these false remedies, have
finally ended in destroying what little vital
organization was left. But in using "Bar
liaves Holland Hitlers," you will find no such
disastrous results. It is purely vegetable
compound, prepared on strictly scientific prin
ciples, after the manner of the celebrated
Holland Professor Boerhave. Under its in
fluence, every nerve and muscle receives new
strength and vigor, appetite and sleep return,
anl finally, perfect health.
See advertisement in another column.
ana iuc ivingaom 01 .apies may lead t j au
attack upon the po&?f ssions of Austria, in
Venetia. If the King of Piedmont was nt
at liberty to accept the preliminaries of Vil
la Franca and treaty of Zurich, now that he
has pledgd his royal word he is not at libeny
to attack a nation with which he promised to
1 : : j r 1 1 - . t ,
live iu peace auu ineuu!uip. i?nouivl suca j
an event occur, Italy would again be exited
to all the chances of uncertainty. Garibaldi
has consented to the request of the deputa
tions of Venetians to puolish a journal in Na
ples for the purpose of exciting the people
of Venetia to a general rising. He told them
that the present war was the only natioual
one which could give them a country. Our
Datties ari so mauy marches in our progress
to the Alps, on the summit of which aloue
we will stop. He authorizes them to act as
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VAIS DESTROY HII,
lf'2
Lave come into general use a:,. I ;"..".
pulling. It :s tLe puniuet ef
harmless in ail cases, and as a
nnt-qualievl. Fr L'uriis.Cufs, l' - i
Iir-xr urs. Fiirains. HumaXsr.
Oil S-rts ami W-mtds, it Lj-s net -a t ;".- .
is used, with great sucee5. f r IJ "
Hltche, X:iraJ-jia. Sre Thrx::t. CV.
han, H.irsencss. and other similar tr '-' -
and painful affections, while it jt.t.
all Hanorrhc.jcs. Hundreds of p!.v.-:: y
daily in their practice, and give it t-c:r tr.;--fie
1 reconv.r.en'Litien. Sold by our 35 --1
dealers, and bv
F. HCMl'HREYS & CO., 5Cf Br"r
t-OLE PBOPR1KTOKS AND S3 ANTFACr. "SS"
ERUPTIONS, SALT RHEL'M. EHYSir-
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win stop, lie autuouzes toeni to act as I It is now g nera'.ly
an association for the purpose of racing out- j diseases depn 1 uju
siders for all kinds of insurrectional war ma- ! tional cause, and that
king.
Tho Kings soldiers at Jaeta, had demol
ished the ret-idcuce of the French Consul un
der pretence that there was a connivance be
tween him and Garibaldi. The Consul was
absent at the titue.
A formal order bad been given to
moutcse commander, to avoid a confli
the Fiench, and eveu a discussion of auy j cum!, but the SiJtne.-s and leauty
point whatever with the French commander. I TUxi ;n restored Price. 25 cents pe
lt is said that Fa.ici is to retire as a com- ! "T .l " ..Mi.r
i. .i iui. w;ij iiLni.-.i 1 a -
V adm-.tted tiat a1
S.ITJC ir:l'"!"Ul4 . c
to u ati: s or
fi r I?.it:i is a stiri - 1,1 mi-irf i)
only to drive iu, n.'tt.cuie -Je e'i
Humphreys'' SfKcif.c tl-ievpth'?
l'Uls are a true w:fic f-r all wb
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1 1.4S. 1 imiilfs nn tlic fiiv. !l;iKWi4m. iu:-- '
j liash, by ciirici; the cause ujkhi wL:.--
th Pid- pc-n 1, and by restoring the t-kin to t-: f
let with ! health and t-uritv. Tnus, not crj'y :.- ue
tr ki.
promise between Garibaldi and the Cavour
adminiMration.
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The commander of the Fort of Baria, near j 5: .?itto. ia p!ain cis. it; case cf cf:
Naples, still resists, and threatens to blow up I and B k. $2. Sincl U ii. 23 ruw '
the fortress. These Ileuedie. by the single hx or
Turin. September 2S. Farini aceo:
ies the King to Florence and Bologua.
A Sicilian deputation is expected to day
to pay homage to the King.
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address, on teccipt of tne pnoe. A1 '
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