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Advertising Agents, G7 1'akk liow
New York, and ll State .Lic-t, IJoston,
o tho authorized Agents for the "Dkji-o.-uat
& Skntisei." and the most inlliieu
thdand largest circulating Newspapers in
the. United Statrs and Catmdas. The
are. empowered to contract for us at om
I.OWKST TERMS.
Democratic Ticket.
As.-ti-mUi,
tJYUUS L. rEUSillNG. of Johnsiov.ii.
SieriJ
J Mills MYKKS, ol Ehcnsbmg.
Cri;nit is. toner,
LD. K. DUN .VEGAN, of UcaruildTp
Poor Ilituxe Director,
GKOilGt: OUllIS.of Ukhland Tp.
Auditor,
JOHN A. KENNED Y..f CarroKtown.
COl'XTl COM3II ITiX.
V. S. NOON, Chairman,
(i,orr,e lel;it)v, J. S. ?.lan!is. George C:.
K. ZahTn, l'ett r'll-aher, l'hilip filler. John
Yj. McKer.xie, J.-seph Uelic, .Io!:n Darl-in,
David Farn.r, Ilcnry rn-dth.x.f, J.lm
Stouih, Klisha riiunsatr. Eeuis llod-er.--,
Gcor-e Gurliy, John McDerti.tt, St.iion
Duntuvvr. W. A. Krlse, Th s. V. McG li.Ii.
Jacob FrorJiiM.-er, J. F. Cr. -I n. John Ham
iltoti, F. O'Fiiel, Michael l'.? !i:!. Y:n. C
Diver, John White, lhnry Tapper, Nieho
las Caiman. M. J. 11. .tt. J. W. Con.l-.n
Daaiel O.r.fair, Wei. MeC o.-key, Daniel II.
Donnelly, Anthony Lang. John llar.h,
John Hyan.
IZlotory EIcpeatlHg Stsc!f.
We must go far behind the birth of
Christ or John the Daptist in historical
records to examine the history of a Hai
nan at the head of a government, who car
ried on a war of aggiv.-sion on neighbor
ing countries, for bloodthirsty cruelty. w t"d
bear any comparison with this. Ch: istianity
and civilization ailbrds us no example.
The nearest we sec to it, is Xcrx
the
monarch of Persia
IL
.';erc-'! up iiu-
armv- by conscription, amounting to over
five millions of men of all descriptions,
lainuehs, slaves, and camp followers.
Tho persians at the out.-,;t of the war
were generally very loyal, but he was so
cruel and exacting in his ccns -iiptior.s,
that their loyalty through time began to
abate. A very loyal and a very wealthy
man named l'ylheas had ge-ne in for the
lUinocrat taiincl.
war very strong, had spent vast amotmis j He has hc.oro him the terrors of an t:n
il money in equipping troops for the j"st and illegal war, raid an unmarked
Grecian expedition. He had five j grave, or flight from the country he loved
fous nr.d they wore all drafted. I
'
l'ytheas be-e,l that one ot tuem, a la-
vorite son, would get leave to go home
will, him nn.l ho would freclv sind cherr-
j
fully give up the other four. At this
Xerxes Hew into a pa-ion, incensed that
iii i , -
any person would make such a demar..!
from the government (he was the govern
ment as Abe Lincoln is now). lie .-!ew
lluit favorite son in the presence id' Ins
father, and caused his body to be dis
sected, and a part of it placed on each
fide of the road, so his army would pa's
through it. So wc see if we hae no ex- j
ample ;f the cruelty (,f conscription an i j
butchery of men in christian times, ihey
had it as bad and worse in those 1 V.gari
days. This army went on ravaging and
burning cities and towns and villages as
they went along unhiteruptedly, until thev
.. . - ie.. -. . . C i
vitiuc vj me ruaus ui i i:ei iunpyi;i a i
Mnall pass leading into southern (I recce.
'1 here they met something like what our
men met at Uull Uun or Halls liluft. A
few hundred Spartans attacked them and
butchered at them for three days, and
taught them a lesson, and nU a lesson to
futurity, that mu,.!,.rh :ue- not nlwavs m.
Cmcible, pa.tirularlv when ih-v -uc ,,.
dicil.lined, anlhave not the oaiise of the Sa"'ly 1 Iuk' XW York' Kn,1troyed
waratheait. From that time the for- fivc or rix vessels there, und tl.cn deart
tunes of the usurper began io w.u:e m-iil J C'J to 'M'u uliow,, without any moles
finally he was m .rd er, d in hi- b-d bv one- j ta,ion wIl5,lc'vcr- Truly, we are badly
of his statl. Til--: tl.i;c ii :!.-.v.ie d" four ' l'ro,cctctl ,MJ,h "" l:tI1'1 anl sea. Welles
hmi.Lvd and t i-d.ty y, ar:- b !'.,'; c thr- IY-. w''' wuJie ul nd send vesse ls in chase,
vine lVmcfc ef F.a.eo wash. in. A-:d wo j ln,t ll,at Wl!l ihi last fit.
da behove when this war
f Abraham
Lincoln, will be written by the impartial
historian, that it will assimilate very
closely to it. The loading traits of char
actor of this emperor and our would he
emperor, arc very much alike. Xerxes
was cowardly, bloodthirsty and a usurper;
he obtained the throne of his father Da
rius, who was himself a usurer, disre
garding the rights of his elder brother
who was lawfully entitled to the succes
sion. Lincoln seems to have all these
traits of character pretty fully developed.
If he does not wish to usurp the Govern
ment for the next four years regardless of
the will of the people, then his own par
ticular friends and adherents of his Ad
ministration, I. F. Wade and Winter
Davis arc base liars and slanderers. It
is apparent to every thinking man, that
their statement is a truthful one, and that
it was humiliating on them to have to
come out against a man whose Adminis
tration they adhered to so closely. Wc
see that history is repeating itself and the
dark days of barbarism may yet be the
fate of the American people.
To All Wliom l Slzty Concern.
We wish our readers not to lose sight
of the precious document from the 1 'resi
dent, bearing the above caption. He
boldly declares that he would entertain no
propositions of peaco without the aband
onment of slavery, as an indispcnsible
prerequisite. Ho declares that this war
is an abolition raid, waged for the freedom
of negroes, and not for the restoration of
the Union. lie declared in his inaugural
address, after ?een States had seceded
from the Union, in the face of the w hole
people who were listning to him, that he
had no desire to interfere with the insti
tution of slavery in the States, and if he
had, he had no jmver tj do su.
Where has he got the power since? He
knew then, and he knows now, that he
had no legitimate power, except what is
derived from the Constitution, that he
was sworn to support and defend. He
cooly calls for live hundred thousand more
cattle to be put into his shambles to le
butchered to satisfy his fanaticism five
hundred thousand more able bodied men
taken from the work bench, the anvil,
the loom ami the plough, where their in
dustry is absolutely necessary to supply
the wants of society, and procure food for
the youth, the aged and decivpid. Five
hundred thousand more to be. torsi fr.ua
their
peat
ful ho:aes, from
their w:
iih'.ren, who will he htt without i
protectors, to beg or starve, or search for j
daily bread in the abodes of vice. Five !
hundred thousand more to be immolated
on the altar of abolitionism to swell the
list of widows and orphans, whose lamen
tations appeal to Ileavmand assail the
earth with their voices of woe. Man- a
father and huuhand is now looking at his
little household, and thinking that he may
not long he permitud to commune with
j tueni hi th b;i ;f hums of respite from
j Ius 'kiily toil. The future to him is dark.
so uearlv. Ihat aoandoned old lunction-
-
J ary cares nttle tor the shrieks of the dying
or the sobs of the bereaved. "The
i sounds ot revelrv bv m.'b.f " . j tt 1,-oc
' ""0
Uelgium's Capital, still goes on in Wash-
&- The old Caesar has an abolition
I ..--.,.;, f n. l l ... r .i i
i nt.nu nt and day ot thanksgrvmg to
as in
suit the preachers of Lined and freedom
lor negroes.
lle lias a ribald joke for
the licentious, and accommodations for
the debauchee. lie hears nothing else,
nor will he listen to anything else. Wive
and mother? ami daughters may weep on,
fathers and brothers and sons may perish
by the thousand at the dictate of this
trafiickor in h
He heeds it
not, he cares not. It seems to us In; was
raised to elevation by the powers of the
.1 ...il .... . .i i f
..en. ,i3 a c'-.ourgo. 10 me iiiinifiii race tor
their iniquities, and that Providence, in
his wisdom, has abandoned him and the
country into those hands for a season.
At the next November election the Devil
and Abraham will both have lo retire,
through the irivsistable force of the Dem-
I Ocratic party
'
,,ow ltbd vosstl Cllllcj- tlieTall.i-
,,aspce casne Info tIlC "'"'gbbor!1ood 0f
-Scc new advertisements.
TIic War.
There is nothing very definite from the
scat of war. Sherman is said to be get
ting reinforcements from the army of the
Potomac. He has not yet taken Atlan-
ta, but is said to be within shelling dis- j
tance of it. We hear of nothing being j
the entrance to the bav. is vet uncertain. .
done there since the 3d of August. Far- allowances for the facilities they have in j particulars would neither be interesting j , , !" J " ,.". 3 '
agut is said to have captured Mobile, but I New York to raise a large and enthusi- j nor ' JjaWe as they could be gleaned j to vr into a S.x
tins is not confirmed, he got his licet past ; astic meeting. The speakers laid a heavy i iv e " I comes up advant,;:
the outer fortifications. Whether he hand on this incompetent and blundering ; iv,,t io,i(.,.t It p.n-jirs that a , le of ! lhut umA be lost s.ght ot. Am!,.
wishes to besie-c the citv, or only hold administration. They fully vindicated j fanners wcrc u-Akh: on the tr-u 'in an exi i'' ion of th.-ee years a holder of tii-
At present the Confederates hold the j him by the abolition party, and passed "fthu amendments to the Slate Condu
ct ...,n., ..... ; Win, ! strong resolutions in his favor for the u;a u!lich vorc vocnxy voted on, when
. i i i . . 1 1 r. ii i t. . 1 1 t .uv. . - . -
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Chester. The Federal troops under Sheri
dan are at Harper's Ferry and Martins
bure; and a fiiiht may be shortly cxnoct-
, . . ... , fl'l . i
cd it it lias not already occurred.
!
was a great explosion on last Tuesday
weekat City Point. A boat load of;
powder accidentally took fire. Fifty-three
men were killed and one hundred and
twenty-six wounded. There was peat
destruction of property, and the neighbor
in" buihlin-'s were all shattered. Thore
is no news at the present horn Grants
army, if there is anything worthy of com
municating before we go to press wo shall
let our readers know.
Jofcn Cessna.
V.'c see from our Abolition exchanges, , tection of the rights and principles of each j created, and a threatened at:-.e' on the
that this little creature has g-.n-.i over component part. In c.nchi.-ion, thoj Jewelry FstabhVhment ,f Mr." 'l" Luck
body and breccias to the Abolition ranks, speaker, after announcing that he was so h:trdt, was oidc ward.-d ,iT,' l'ant;d.
Wo f"in'i :iv that we leirref if Vel'V
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t,.i r. ; ..
iiuii.i u.i iieei i i.i.uuiv; .11
county, on me contrary, ne was jaas
looked ujon as a Trimmer, tho' we had to
vote for him when I Jed ford war- attached
10 our representative district. We can
console, ourselves about John's departure 1
the way the old ladv did about the death '
ot her son. 1 ne neighbors were condo-
ling with her in her bereavement. " It
is not so bad,'" sai l she: " Joe v.-as very
hard to keep, Joe was a great eater'
hn
very great eater out of
the Democratic- nib. lie had bored and
fugled around till he got to be speaker of
the House of liepresc-ijlttivcs, and in that
capacity he could talk as g'ibl.iy as a
lln'irij auctioneer. The creature then
took it into his head that he was tit for
Governor, but no man could ever view it
in that light but himself. S he turned
loyal and left, in hops that the Abolition
' 1
'.v i :
not 1
be so o
use in U'.somvi
hi-:
,1-
n is
l
may succeed in ih
Ai
a ;-
n Ins wa.v.
. i I i 5 .
Our Aholhion candidate fo
somewhat annoyed about a tale trot upon
hi.n, for taking :iw;iy his pon to get his
teeth jaiilcd out, to avoid the draft. That
tit
teeth were pulled out is true, but that
A l. A - . J I J ' 1 .
ur'y were cxiracic; 10 avoid me (
a
Iraft, we
don't believe. lie says he has the teeth
as a testimony against those who would
make the accusation. 1 Jut they turn
round and say that these were rotten mo
lars and grinders got up for the occasion.
Wc are well aware that this war is like
: pulling teeth to those who are not loval
I enough to
o nao it. ..ir. ij.irKcr is :i
. . T ... .
l0val nvn md we nil a. . . 1 ,,i .,.., -m
lojtu m..n, aiUi uc rn.iKC no duiioi lie Wid
, ....Pfy this matter by sending Ids son
i:ito the cavalry or artillery service where
ie into the cavalry or artillery service where
teeth is no impediment.
! . . .1 -
teem is no impediment.
In the days of King John of Km-Jand,
! whenever the government wanted money'
I . J '
they sent a collector and a tooth drawer
i round anions the Jews, und thev -e-er-
ally succeeded in raisin" a pile. The Is-
raelites always foiled "over rather th-.n
...v.. u.t l.llini ill. ,
lose their m ist i.... . n... 'i I
y 1 j X .
m . :
ijusii.tiis
would save their teeth if money would
buy them off. but a great many of them
j would suifer the painful operation sooner
! than go into one of Lincoln's !-lau-hler
pens. Some persons are very unfortunate.
j i" having bad teeth, while others again
j are well supplied. ly the way, our Ab-
! .ar.:. v . . r . ti ...
omiou canuiaaie lor rviernt luis a most
1 excellent set of teeth, and he is not
ashamcd to exhibit them.
f oisgress.
Huntingdon county has unanimously
instructed her conferees for Kobcrt L.
Johnston. As six of the twelve confer
ees are now for Mr. Johnston's nomina-
lion, it seems more than probable that he
...:n , 1
i i'd be our candidate.
oui.i u not oe well, m view ot the i tiiat authority be givon him toraiseareg
odds against us, to give Mr. Johnston the j iinont of" mounte.l ,non f(. one l,unj,vd
jn-oflijc of a unanimous nomination: and j !ajCj, a" Pa3'ir1 that the militia law of
.... ,,ct,rv,o,is , cira3 or yUzc:
and at the same time secure a popular j troyed.
in.i ni'i ii. i.iiL. . i
te3-Kead "Northwest's" interesting let- j
tor, published on the outside of this paper.
ZVeiv Yuik Meeting.
From the reports wc sec in the papers,
the largest meeting ever held in this con
tinent, was held on last Wednesday, in
favor of George 15. M'Clellan for the
Presidency. The meeting was enthusi-
astio beyond precedent ; but we can make j
v,ieuan irom me caiumies neapeu upon
-
I residency. I-or our part, we have no
can huato until he is announced from the (
Chicago convention, and then wc will do j
llll llPCt Il1.l.-.r l?-i:r.ir 1 , .1., .
best, lklow we insert the conehi-
" wuun-
.!.... P .1 . . i r t i I
-no, ne speed ox o n " !1'
a Douglass Democrat, taken from I
f 1 . I r T i i. .
orl,l: I
"Ixt the conservative masses drop their
m.1.01 umerences : let H oe i.isumon.sts
and Aboutiomsts on one side, headed by
Abraham Lincoln, and conservative, u-
nion-loviug masses on the other, headed
by Gen. ;rC!cl!an, (cheers) and he would
have no fearfor the result. 'I he glonou
old Jeficrsonian days of gold and silver
would come again, and the blessings of
peace and domestic Iranotiiliiy. The
stars and stripes would wave over a united
country, pledged anew to the mutual pro-
l" i-uiiousai ana ne sca;cny
Im'.v t. rt,-.. o, : i
'" r-"- o. o
i'-'.t
im ...1 - , ei .t
like the jxiet who visited th
c;lVe, an 1 came out with such an innux
of inspiration that he seized a onill at the
I'M-ic rogristcr and wrote:
In su;in:icr e..!.!. or vit1tjr hot !
Ve powers al:ovc, Croat God . I vo:.der!
Andrew Jackson, lh-11 and Thmi.ler i"
Tine rt i.'iox I)i-:mo. i:at. This sterl-
ing democratic paper has changed editors.
II. ('.. Smith, I'sip lias haivletl it ove
into the hands of Charles A. (iaitiier
-. I; bids fair in this numb -r
ke
T
up the line
ropulath n it had under Mr.
Smith's control
It
l.)eell tl
some
tim
pasr, one oi me most reliable laaao-
i1 -.
cratic weekly's in the interior uf the
State. have no doubt its reraita'ion
It tho
ails:
a'es o-
:Mr.
till !- Ucpt Up
l.
C.-7
eeive l ike niiiih iuiuual c;t!a
:e l'ktslurg IVnudo College
; , r
; k'ue ei
- Dr. !. V.
lYrshia;
. ms to I
n:. i i. is m-
in a tioiiri.-hin j: c :i-
. . f . . . . e . i t
i h is t;
ui in oe one Oi me- oe.-i
Female Clh ges in 1 Vunsylvania. Its
location is eae of the h. st ia Fittsbtirir,
and well calculated: i furilu-r the purposes
of education. We doubt not an e. loca
tion, solid, useful and, ornamental, can be
obtained th
re as well as at any coll
t1'" eountry.
I lie loyalty business i
more regular "form, being
issummg
f ide operators. They are :
i . i . , , ,
- ' O.I.O Yv V.) .'IVC ,rOl!ll I, "C t.ll-
der -.. Vt ;!!, :en ' .M,.t w.i ,T. .,, oo!
who
liOl '.
t 1 -e thc:u, and
1 rau:r
ibr better
IVi
uho
..:ig to tiie on
ui connection v.
Ciiooes.
'
oou i
I ' , . ' ,
, . 1 oopu. v.h,a have nothui"' in na'-l c
; H and who like to be cuspicu-
I US fur Iuh;"g other peojiles buslu'ss,
i as n.ey hae i:e,!..-. of (h. ir ...vi.
! , ., ,,. . " !
.," !,'.ln !unM;t's 5,1 religion, who are:
! oHaS' h, .hV''' , V" ,' l'' '
i 10 l'chet, but are vehement i
' Tor war, and a "nod t-.v other iv.mV !
I I-ropcrty.
! ,'"lh' Last' 1
ist, the wnung sou
1
' who.? .to co"v-nti;,:i.s and are fishing for
. ,, ,t-ilnn( i,,,,c .....1 i -o .11 .1
nominations, und who will loll you that
' i ,
, a ClOU 1 lonl.-e 1.1 a
i Jit as th
I . " o.e ;i naie t'i ii ueusci.
iey are lvfiu'n-od
I Tiie people who walk on in decency
i and quiet before the law, and obey it and
j honor it, and who love' their neighbors,
! are not to he considered as bavin" any
part m the loyalty business. -- Urhtint
Union.
An Indian TT Ant it UaJcl.
....snuigion, An, n..Tlio Commis
! 7 '? Iu'lisn all:'-" receive a Ues-
patch from (i,jv. iv,,,,' r (Vh,,,,!,,
dated Denver, A, i i1... h.. ;I
salisiied that nearly :iM India,, irihoc
of the Plains are oombh.,.,1 in war against
the white?, and that it will be the largest
J1"";'" ":u " country ever had, extend
ing from Texas to the liriiish lines, in
volving neailvjill ti,n ,. -i i ,.-i. ..
. i
! , r .l'i " . ,,rin" tl,il- the intluence
of 11,0 diriment shall be used iu sneedv
l il i
...v i u loes. me:
reinforcements t tl... i , . ..a .. .i.:..
DiKD. On Sunday the 31st ult , at
Lbensburg, Riciiari. Asdkkw, son of
Joseph and V. M M'Donald, f
months.
(Corrcsf! onbtiuc.
Johnstown, ")
August 14th, 18G1. j
Dear Cot:
Our town was
made the scene of another nio.-t disgrace-
ful 1W or uelee on s.Uliriuy pl?t. TI
ordinary tone, ami discussing the merit
, ... i, ,.r ...i... i- .
i:it )t0tl tliem bv ,ayi! t!m ;f o:u.
the parly had "volodaaaiiist the s;.M3--rs"'
that lie wouM be nhd A'bciUr.-'iu!
v.-otdd leave town. The. farmer t.ic.l to
Wdill-l ?;':".V.. Cief 'i,:;t- . H' 1 11 . -- 1 J e 1 fr
- "
I'Vli'imi ir.,ii v-if"i! r-.i-.if fl.,. ;lii.1
i'V!il;mi II- ,ll h.i vof"i : ru:-:t 1 I -n,.!!.!-
.. .. .
nieiits but was iuniiatolv in, " . ed
and attacked l,v a re-n We-nr nt , f . ,1-
licrs who had "n-mlrt their ,,0:,,,,,, -,t
mom(.n? U5i(! ,,K,:1 the 'row l ecame
; , IK-ral fanners a-ainst soldiers. Some
! ,jf K. ,i:jrty were scvcrelv puni-he l, but
! fu-iners linally gave wtiv, and were chased
! away even from the suburbs of the town,
; Tlw ih,hl-m.r cominm,d jM a (h-u!tarv
; W!,,11(;r throughout the entire afternoon,
; ih.. copperheads and democrats of town
; l)l Con.in- the next object of the wrath of
; ,. .0;,i;Z.rs.
j Nearly nil the business hous on Maine
! .sj..f ci0.s,i ,,,, ,.,..,.,, ,
1 i,v the liiuciv intc-r civnce of (. .!,,?..
! Linto:!
ih
hoi.
ole so, n.-; was d"-raeefu!
ui m th"
extreme, and the hnjtli of ii:i
tinned with r.o otTort to abut.
it con-
put it
Weijlt
ii.iwn, is-Jjut the last tea;!
of evidence (that was air-
fto th
i
:.a- 1
bi-t.d the back of
our pohoe nrra:.:
;he (-miii,'!.1, I
!.) tna: i
: lr.eut a ,;
. au. us
...
leers cr.ue!
: :ls b:td
; thus to
: ' ;:i ;.-
in towu,
'A cre a
a-
ik at su.-h -nduet
lady to hragh t .o ion 1 o:: the
rec . or a
oouj "e of b.,ys fa:! to iihJio-, u- (',.,
would SOoi! s -e tiie i:.si ie vi--W of the
"Chief Ihirg.-ss' ' (?;!'e.;-.
I say it -.'..-., wlien I say that the
s..l Ie:s'nre ?,. to act thus bv cowardly
mean and d spica!)!o c:'iers of town,
who are thcm-vlvcs afraid to face the
Jlame they would fan into the fu-es ,1
Iho.-o, wh.., !o!e brave erruigh to lh-ht
for coruiiry, iiusv y.-t
!ou d-mouthed I"-;-.ius
daws that are t vor i
b dupe 1 bv th
' sneaki-.u- Jark-
.1-
t . -v e . 1 fh.
p.iant hiii;e of !
lodow !'awn'!i."
hn..
i nat
Oae of th
young ? .luiers n
purl in the ailVa v, .-a!
at: . rward-, tliu! -!
usyed him to !i!,t
fighting, as !c would
in it oniv b.-cau.-c
c;:k:en.a!.."iv." And
lion he reiterated th;
words to the same 1 i
Now, dear Co! .
such eowardiv wiv:
sUeeeed that is thus
erv. vjiilt, iuhuuv a'e
said ion 1 v ai
d p
- helieei, rtil the- wli
might oV t!r ir ow
have talo n pa-
w:ts i .oucn -ed b
in priv.-i'e convcr.-
saiii-- cx-'rcs-t-i!'
i
vt.
what think you
h 's .' i 'an a ,-a
!!; bv i;v,,
ill.
Cu
(lT'f.1 tiie New ik J'-. f:,:a. ")
'i? "J-C.J foicrrtmee:!! S. !;:-
of :!
I
apparent on
their
e. but
id ai'icr
lore are.
wol be !
t'c-n
lil'.eig them t
lis
. I-.-; : i n
Si t 1.1 iv. Nearl v
I.O,V ha.-vd o;i (he.",
1 hanks of issue air!
a.-live credits ar.
mcut securities.
'. them in
!:'sin '--''y case,, more
large
thai:
una
l i ie
. ' ot men
caoiuds and
tiii
hold them as th
investment th'y
very ii. st :md siron
could )..-.-i' !v ii::i!.(
If it were possible to euntompl ah' th
li
no art
nanci;
huiure vl the ( m i a t an-.-nt.
bank Would be :mv better or S-'e
: Suings I tanks ahvadv have a !ur:
of tl
ion- assets invested in JnwrnnK nt
securities.
As a ruh
w but live
per cent, mlerest, and c.m only j.av prin
cipal or interest in greenbacks or fails of
' Sla,e ,,:i!s lot every not- or hood, held
' t!u'li'1 ';U' before th.e rcsijnsision of
C1K1'11' pa Hunts is p:n able in govtrmncnl
' b-'"der paper. Uanks of issue and
"''mt cannot ask or get an thing bet
ter m nayment ol cuatomer s notes, and
they p.refer it to all ol Ik r, for they are
-Hod to rede
em their own notes
j ,ha aS.1.he,,.rc"?;ltl1n;7 f"tl " l
! to specie in value. IJy
the iseue of this
1 Io:l" l!lC lI- S- Tix-ti
tsury iKcomes a
i 's"'-' " or t'ie j,, ,,,;,. There arc
none stronger none more solvent, and
not one that pays so liberally for the use
of money. You may deposit fitly dollars
or fifty thousand. The more you put in
the more you will aid and strengthen the
(lovornmenf, and mmo valuable will be
the remaining currency of the country.
Irs Ltf.i:t:i. In i u:i:-.r. The ,,W
rate of interest is six pwr cent., payable
annually. Tins is seven and three-tenths
payable- &.ini-auiua!h,. If yol, lcnd on
mortgage, there must be a searching of
titles, lawyers' fees, stamp duties and do
lays, and you will finally hae returned
to you the same kind of money you wol'd
receive from the Government," and less of
it. If you invest in this K,an you have
no trouble. If there is no National F.ank
at hand, any banker will rhhiin it for vou
without charge, and pay you the interest
coupon at the end of six months as tl,..
most convenient form of remittance to
city correspondent. If you wish to bor
row ninety cents on the dollar upon it
you have the highest security in market
to do it with. If you wish to sell, it will
bring within a fraction of cost and inter.
a. . n i
notes oi tiie ,-u't loan lias tiie oiiiioti ,('
accepting paymout in full or of fundii,
his notes i:i a six per cent gold inn ttt
noun, nu nnnci -ai iiavauie in not
; an live nor more than twenty jvars
i u'0"1 ,ts a3 thc '"vcrnmei.t in;;y
4'U'ct' For s'x moJ'jtl!S Pa?t jhe loil's
" f u "t
.117 me-.l .-.ii.f i. X .
'-lent .'(
I ' ' '
I 1'-' ' -ev
! f I -id at lOf, to-
i 1:1.V Ju,' tho war U. S.
MX l,eI' (vilt- o,-ks sold at a much lit-I.T
! V'1 wm ,,,KV hul,,-!it "I h.v
iieasei liiiuei- sjjeciai act Ol I...H1-
;.!' ss at a premium of not less than
y v cent. Th 're i no doubt that this
option of coaveiri .m is worth at least two
or throe per cent, per annum to the sub
scriber to the loan, thus increasing th
actual rate of interest to about ten per
cent. Notes of the same class issued a
hout three years aguf.and now selling at
a premium that fully proves the correct
ness of this statcm-'-ut.
' U f.., 1 1 . , , .
tibittrary.
Dn:i. At the r.'sid.-nce of his sou,
V.uion W-akhmd, iu Allegheny tow:,-
::i ; ship, on Saturday, the 1 ;j;Ii iu t , after ;i
: -iiort ilhu V!l.!.t M Wf..Kf.XJ.
He was b rn in St. 3Iarys county,
i'.ie eastern sliore oi" Maryland, ih th.
lu nitli of May, 1771, and at the time of
his death ha! iach--d the adv:mced r-j
ot 1 .5 war.-. Ill- i srents em: r.o .1 .
. ( .,,,,; p,
- c '
c-iuntv in tue iar 17N7 i '
ea:s piv ioas to the organi. ition of
(. ouuty,
an ! w:i. n tie- Aii. ghet.y M n:i;-
aii w as u;
' iaiu was literally a howling wiMen,- .,
lie was then in the prime oi life, an I v.
i h ive no doubt in his rambles through :.'i .
i unbroken forrcst, often walle d ia th-;
h''iie path thai but a lew ea! bet".;-.-
re
1 been travel! -J by th ru l, uu- i: .-
cd suhjatsof Kii g Jacob, in tiieir 'r int
expeditions from ih.ir se'ttlemeut ai .V;-
' '.''.' to the .-,l!ev of tlf ,.......',; ,
Ills U:
east ot
'' :' t-'-d luiiiN-lf about two s
1
'u a Ir.iet of Lui l :: .:a
!I
- u---ov locate 1 himself
" "iu of I. .iv.'t.j, an i t : : -r -.'
lln- n e ice, aiha- his fath.-: -ei
1 to resi !e au l cu!tiv..t
a h .v ;
fol:
a :i t
,,
th. ir
.: ui' I;
lief.ro
We 1
nun:.
neer
!e.
'MS
11 i
l
ee u
life hal
'.va.- a
! ;. .-'
1 a,';,,
he
:. Th i
say that
.:'y d -,y.
Ih-accejit-
and
'- oi -i. s.:ion h
i. i in his
ot- :'. i. nv nieiij
! v, i. :.o.,t reproao;
h." V. ho Would
i. ! cs or kn a
t of a sin 1 j-
at -;
,1 .
s I
Wi.
him
md.-d
i- a (
oe vi ;
ti-ii ui ia the hi!'
that term, and his ui oral cli.iraet.-r
;u !y p aie, j. as t. aff rd a hri-lit
.uinuj; OXaaUiie fir iini;;,!ian
-ST
i
I " - -
thus has pas.-'d a. .ay from amoa-t
us ;,.!'. of yeai's and with an honorel
n ;n.e, one of the Falriarohs of Cambria
o eiuiy. He leaves to his d 'scendants a
rich :e;aev. m.ire valuiible than carthlv
WiiUiii. a tic wo l soent a tiv.t .ss :in.l
I ; w I
1
to i. - u.i a d
ieputatio:i.
l'eace to his aslus!
A Ci iiku s Kxi'Kia.MKxr. Fasten a
i ail or key to a string, and suspend it to
your thumb and linger, and the nail will
oscillate hho a pendulum. Let some one
place his open hand under the nail and it
chan-'o to a circular motion. Then let a
third person place his hand upon your
shoulder, and the nail becomes ia a nio
j ment stationary, or trace the necessary
i letters upon the back of the party hold
j ing the string, and the nail will distinctly
sketch out the words, " Uuv your goods
m I
at J. M. Thompsons. I. O., IJuildiiijj
go and see his Liehtning Flv Killer."
!
WHAT YOi: WANT,
,M WIIKliK TO .l-T IT!
If you want a suit of liudit fall clothes,
go to K. J. Mills & Co's. "
If you want any gxvl cassimers, go ti
Ik J. Mills & Co's.
If you want a suit of winter clothe?
go to E. J. Mills & Co's.
If you want any dry goods, E. J. Wills
& Co's is the place to get them.
If you want auv groceries, go to E- J
.Mills oc Co's.
If you want a hat or cap, E. J. Mills $.
Co. keep them.
If you want a good pair of boots"'
any kind, E. J. Mills & Co. have lb
best. If you want any kind of goods
where you can get them the cheapest, ana
that ;). is E. J. Mills & Co'.
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