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LOWEST TERMS.
COi-VTY tOHJIHTIX.
T. S. NOOX, Chairman,
if they would put their trust in him and
attend to their own business it would be
a great benefit to the human race. They
are a working people, they cannot be idle,
They are bigots in everything, in morali
ty and religion. They ore cowardly and
bloodthirsty, they have only one idea at a ,
time and cannot think, they have no heart
and cannot feel. " They will never pause
except amid ruin and desolation.
If they were through with the negro
to-morrow and oace declared, they would
resiless in less than three months, and
find out some other outlet for their phil
..nilinMv. Some other ulace where they
I iv
j could assist the Lord, and not forget their
i txx-ket. Accursed Yankee race what
i
mischief you have done to the black man
as well as the white ! What a country
you have devastated, ruined, and des
troyed ! There are any amount of preach-
i ers among you but neither iaith, hope, nor
i charity. You may succeed in enslaving the
white race for a time, but that will be
only for a time. You may succeed in
war raging in the country. Everything j Congress.
around us seemed " lovely and the goose It is a gratification to know, that on
Loury and Iodp. fcy We received the followi;,.-
M ajor II. I. DimIc 14 of the regular jwx-try through the Iostofn.v; aiti- f
I . . t f . t .,. I . - II ..... - . t r ...
hung high." We then started again for wxt Zxituriiay the term ot tne present scs- army, wnose ni.np.ai ici.- iwv .u iunp- we are not in me liaoit ot puhh-L;,,.,
our base of supplies and arrived safely, j sion of Congress will expire by its own burg, exerci.-es a general super i-lon ovi-r ,,; without the authors i.;u.. . .'
We wished to make a further trip and i limitation. So far as any substantial , enlisted and drafled soldiei from IVnnsj I- known, still a it may be a :uC -
explore a little further north or northwest, good can result to the country from it vatda. It is said that a bad state of feeling to the writer, and an enc-oura;;. ... .
and off we started and got along reason- ; legislation, it were U tter it had never nu t. ex'n-ts between him and Gov. Curliii and ; others to make an attempt, ii i- .).; . j
ably well tome time, but the roads seem ; The majority of its members being b!a- j that Dodge has poasied to a State Sena- : with pleasure, and is not wi:i)1JU; ;.
to be ettin" narrower and our ision j tant, fanatical Abo!itioni.-ls and rene- ! tor, Morrow I. Lowry, that he (Dodge) merits,
seemed to be erettin" somewhat defective, gade Democrats, it would be unreasona- : was placed in his present ixj.-ition for the
i tie uiuiei's .'iouicr.
and in a short time we landed in a snow ' ble to expect, that any good should come express piirin.se of annoiiny the Governor.
drift. This shook our faith somewhat in j out of such a political Nazareth. If it ' An dibit is being made in the Senate, j j)taj t ,C!V ; t
Dod:
e s re-
George Del any, J. S. Man! us George G. I ... nomin:l, frecJorn
K. Zilun, Peter lluber, 1 hihp Miller. John ; h
K McKenzie, Joseph liehe, John Durbin. j slave, but that wid only be
Jacob "Fronheiser, J. F. Cml.-n. John Ham I j. contrary to the fitness of things that
ikon. F. OTriel, Michael P.ohlin. Wm. C, j J . ,. " .
Dher, John White, Henry Topper. Xicho two laces so dist.net should live together
lasCannan, M J. I'ltt. J . w . UmkIoii. ; on a perlect equality. It tue wnue race
canri t bear
stricken mother's crv ;
ad :
were to legiylate m Javor of the interer-ts headed by Iowry, to efleet
of the ic'ute man, it would be the exception ' moval fiom ollice and in a speech on that I Di-ad ! h. in li.y, he
, t. - . ... i .. , . . .. Leant fill to die ?
mm nut tue rwc. it is ooafteci ny uie j quesnon a iew iays ago, tne aioivwiM Scarcely p.it hid h:ippy Inn hu.y, wv
advocates of that political luiilenium, ne- I Iowry, is reported in the papers to have j bright and lovdy b!-n:ii.
gro equality and fraternity, (and we are ! been then and there delivered, as follows: Nut 3"et ,Vt 1 e , 'l I a h " 1 I!iUV-;:
rapidly approaching the solution of that I " The Governor had the confidence of ' With all' the f.-n 1 Lomcs L!i'it( ' T
- - 1.1 11". 1 I 1' "
question,) that it has achieved imperiha- i ll,c s.iners ana people oi i eni:sM ama
ble honor, by the adoption of the amend-
the driving, because we had full faith in
the horse, though he drank nothing but
cold water and" eat nothing but oats, he
seemed to understand his business better
than we did that were hunting up delica
cies.
We compared ideas then for some time,
and could not agree, one insisting to drive
and the other objecting. Our companion
insisting that he would take us safe, and j slavery. But even that may prove to be a ! tuulS tcorthl melt wtili in(;,mtio) ami l.'ic 'Tis t,l,e lo was ripe f-r l.eavf-n, i
to trust to his driving, and we now be- j barren sceptre in their hands and as fruit- 1 eery ovoi u.td cwtl in the vaU'is would tulce ; 'j " ' , f
we rather felt like less of practical results as was Lincoln's V'i'"t'- lij.s tliat wiil n t spexk ; '
We have read a irood many srK-cimcns ; The .imwy li.s t'nat hide frm ti.t ! -
cii-'lished f.tr niv iniv,
and if (lie citizens of the mountains and Oh, did I t.uild them up
eai I v .o destroy.
fur
. . i vallevs believed, taut JJtxhie teas jt.'acul
menttott.e Constitut.on abohshmg ,l(Tel, amuy Cueernor turin, the mounA
slavery. But even that may prove to be a ! tains icould melt villi v,dj,,atwn ami the 'T,s
lieve he would. But
the old Scotch lady who was about to
Daniel Confair, Wm. McCloskey. Daniel II
Donnelly, Anthony Long, John Marsh,
John l.yan.
Tle Frcedman's licit I ny. .
We have seen no satisfactory account
yet what may be the probable destiny of
the poor colored man. That the result
of this bitter contest of the American peo
ple will end in the destruction of the in-
titution of slavery on this part of the ; animaU humanely to give them their
American Continent is pretty certain at ; fiecjom in tLe winter. Our criminal
this time. The daring experiment of the j ilws ;n Pennsylvania will not permit a
Southern people putting arms into the
cannot predominate the colored race
will.
It takes no philosophy to tell which of
the two races will hold the mastery.
Then you give them their freedom to
perih with hunger and cold and many of
them have done since they got this inesti
mable boon from Abraham Lincoln. It
would not even ba treating our domestic
to the poor cross a ferry, and a severe squall coming
nominal. He on. The ferryman asked her not to be
David Farcer,' Henry l'riedthoot. John . js destined to be " a hewer of wood and I afraid, totrusttoL rovider.ee. Mie saut
Stongh. Klisha Miiminer. Lewis Rod-ers, . d f , wLUe raJC u.,.;le ' pC wonll ;f- t,K...e was, no bl.;,1?c llt Stcr-
Dunrnver, W. A. Krise. Tin s. F. MeG.nigh. i they mingle in the same community. It ling. So when we found good quarters
there, and a couple of gentlemen either of
them willing to entertain us. We gladly
accepted of their hospitality, hut our com
panion after proceeding some further on
turned round and got back to his base of
supplies. We were hospitably and kindly
treated at the farm house, and the next
morning, the farmers son drove us into
Loretto. There we met again, the m. eting
was most cordial on both sides. It was
a minature s meeting of the waters," as
celebrated by the immortal Moore. He
was just preparing to go after us, and we
were anxious lest he should not be there.
After some little delav in Loretto wc
started home. We had to go round by
Cresson again, did not stay long there.
We stopped at Munsier to water our
horse, and Sheriff Durbin gave us some
hands of the slaves or even discussing the
subject indicates that they are awfully
court to sentence a convict to the Peni
tentiary so that he can get his freedom in
the winter months. Freedom is a well
freedom as this administration has for the
colored race at the present time is worse
than gailey-slavery or Egyptian bondage.
in earnest with regard to their securing , sounjing anj endearing word, but such
their indejiendence, should it be at the
destruction of slavery. Should the South
be able to secure their independence, the
poor colored race might then be able to
ecure their freedom, a local habitation
and a means of living, under the fostering
care of their former masters and protec
tors. But if the Southern people are
annihilated according to the present pro
gramme of tho war, we fear the destiny
A Sleigh Hide.
On last Thursday we were invited by
our excellent fiiend the District Attorney
to take a sleigh ride, and as wc had no
good chance this winter and the snow
seeming not to be a permanent institution,
of the dark man is very dark indeed, j we gladly embraced the opportunity. In
Surely we could not expect to maintain J due time he drove around, with a fine
four millions of this race at the expense ! equipage, and we were carefully loaded
of the government. The government j in, and started an eastern course, and in
itself must be maintaired at the expense a short time we landed at the House of
of the people, and no sane man would j Commons, at Cresson, or as it is some
think that order of thiiiQS should be re- i times called the lxwer IIou. This
versed, and that the government should house is kept by a perfect gentleman, one
Emancipation proclamation Sumner, the
head and front of New England fanata
cism, has evidently no faith that three
Jouit.'is, of the States will ratify it. He is
prepared, in order to accomplish the cher
ished purposes of his part', to violate the
plain letter of the instrument he projnises
to amend. He has introduced a 6erie3 of
resolutions in the Senate, the substance of
of " western eloquence," but this effort of ; ri, til,!fV ,''es- , . ,
... i The vvavv hair tijt on Ins tT '-.v ., ,: .
a l emisyivanni riate senator eclipses ; ,.n.j q,,; it.Sj
them all. We always thought that the My only child these signs of de.tl; are avi
mountain spoken of bv the Iatin tnet, as 1 T, to me "w '
1 ' I -or never, never w.is a sun n.ore iW
! t I II 1.1 I v '.!.
navuig ucen in laoor ana orougni ionn a loved thai, th-.-u.
i
tnouae, was engaged in a very small busi
ness. But Lowry's Pennsylvania, inoun-
j There was a time I waM.e.l fcr l.'n;
i twili-ihts hour (how ni-'ii
tains are to go through a process of self- j And it" he came not e're the sU.'es , .
-ublime. We i wem-on-the ky.
How l.ieaihle.-sly I lit i.if., that lisf ,;
steps I might hear.
which is, that the amendment shall !e j destruction, as novel as
valid and shall become part and parcel of i sincerely hope however that the citizens
the Constitution, whenever it is ratified bv : of on? " mountains and va!les," will not
the 'legislatures of Ihrte-J'oui tits of I he j believe that Major Dodge holds his otliei:
States, tiow'rcj)reseittt d in Congress. Could j merely to annoy Governor Curtin, for in
legislative folly go further than this or j that event we would as soon d-.veli !
could a more impudent attempt le made j ncath the yawning crater of Mount Ve
to override a plainly erected barrier of the i suvius as in lYnnsvIxania. And yet it
Constitution. The States in rebellion, ! would be a magnificent spectacle, proi
aro either in the Union or they are not. ded one was afar olf, to see our Mountains
If they are in the Union, as Lincoln in ! melt with "indignation" and the "ores
all his messages and proclamations has J anil coal in the valleys" taking tire, all uf
uniformly contended, they nu:-t be inclu- i which will assuredly come to pa-s, aecor-
.l..i:...i. - i !i: t r . t -r i -ii - - ......
jeo oi iue iigjinviswe vi iaies, wuose in- ui.il; io i)rv. u .u.-iinr wni ik r.-isi c.i i
terests are ironoscd, thus iially to be af- j in annoying Andivw G Curiiii. We fed
fected by the action of the other Slates, j coinpari lively safe up here on the top of
Ah! tli it was tl-i most welcome son:.! ;
ever M ruck icy car,
I ne'er may heir it more, those Art are:
and lifeless now.
Oh, my Master give ir.e trti.t:.
thy ikcif i s to b av.
water also, but we believe it was mixed. l wt)U'.,l he a mon.-trous and unheard of j the Alleghenies, and if they attempt to
And thn how eager was I when n.x
went ay.
To get the pr ciotis letters v.). : f
caiix; every d;iv.
As the miser treasure tip an 1 c '-.:.-
hi- golden stre ;
Sj I treasured tlnM' (icur letters, s I
theni o'er nd Vr.
h kiinl an. ! virn s'-ntencc-i t r
er mi my lieart,
until men-.ory quits hrr thr.n.v
cannot tlici.ee dej.art.
And
We got home in due time and in good
order witliout any accident snvc and ex
cept the running a board off the box of
William Carney's sleigh, as wc were i
coming into town. His horse got frighten
ed at the locomotive and backed and
drove his sleigh in contact with ours.
There is something most singular in
sleigh tiding from any other mode of
assumption of power, to declare that j get up any extra amount of indignation
three -i'ourtlis or even all the States not in j on account of the freaks of this artful
rebellion, can deprive the remaining States, i lhhhjer, with two feet of snow at their
against their consent, of their rights of i base and three on their S'.i;n:nif. with the
property in slaves, which it is admitted, J intention of m. Unj ih,en. they will have
is plainly guaranteed to them by tho j a liveh time of it. I.d;e ou-ht to be
Constitution. Any one State may alxI- j merciiul and if he is r. a'ly an -my "nig
ih slavery within its own limits, and ; Governor Curtin, he must cease doin so
under our own peculiar system of Cuv- ; at once, in wew of the dr -adfid co:i--
When 1 ist he wrote " my mot:.
i;l the Var Ley tiiink.
Of the 1 itter t'tip of s rr- vv his
s-h)'i niiit tirii.k :
Of the time when dnnib. and p.-.'t,
he wi.ui.l Li- lii;- her-.
And I he left a'.ono like tin.-, to )
despair.
Cfx-:a
travel, you can change the temperature of i ci"n'ent, no oiiier power can. If they j quences, threatene,! by Lwry. " Moun
tains meltiim "' and ore and co t! burn-
in
would le a sli-'ht fore"
Fuport this large body of people. The
northern climate don't Fuit them, nor can
who had been long accustomed to work
up everything to the rule, to scribe truly,
they ever compete with the white men of ; and work truly to the scribe ; so he
the North ; they have bodily strength ! thought, we supposed that our rule of
enou-'h for manual labor, but they have ' conduct might have been more dosely
not the intellect of the white man. If
they make their home in the northern
States, they will dwindle away St the
contact with the white man as the In
dian has done. They would have to be
educated for years Ini-fore they could be
incorporated into the association of white
men, and then only the very fewest num
ber could arrive at any distinction. Sup
pose the South was conquered, the land
confiscated and parcelled to the conquer
ors, the colored race let remain there to
work for their own living by giving them
some land. They would not work when
compelled, and their living and degrada
tion would be worse than it ever has been
in servitude. Again, suppose the Yan
kees who expect to get the land par
celled out to them for their loyalty would
institute a system of serfdom or hired
labor among them, would their condition
be then bettered ; We fear their new
masters would be worse than their old
ones. They will never see themselves so
well fed, so well clothed and so comforta
bly housed as they were at the breaking
O
out of this war.
Nor indeed was any peasantry in Eu
rope in as comfortable a condition as these.
past
ha e
i:e of
tlu day of judgment for which the
jtff ple are not j'.it now p:vp.ir 'd.
Besides this it would interfen- wi'h the
Io wry i- a !oy:d
I cilt.an an I tciiees that '.)n!i,i iJ oam s
been j soul is marching
on.
worked up, and he was right. We then
went up to the Summit and saw our
friends there and staid there for some
time.
The weather became very warm and
balmy then, the longer we staid in a p.ace, ted to the illustration of the fashions &c.
the warmer the weather seemed to get. i The music is "Those Laughing Eyes" a
the weather, from cold io moderate bv 1 :ue "t "f tlu t-"'on and are to Im treated
nutmeg or warm mih , ma le into punches, as illu'n demies, then Congress has no
but it has the quality of narrowing the I jn.dicion over them and the passage of
road and lowering the snow drifts. We ! 11,0 Amendment was simply a farce. The
make these observations, so that slci-hers I ,"0"t l'""e-ntahle cidence of the political
hereafter may benefit by our expeiience. ! , ' ''" of t!;e times, is to be found in ! pending draft an 1 a
- i the intellectual mediocrity of the men, i cili.'cn "' an I lciie
M'. ... T ...... 1 ' .1 .. I I "
iM1,,aim,Si'1,,..MJ-AWucr I who, for son.e ve;
tiful stoel engraving opens the March j (k.vU(l lo q,,,",,
I.. ..C : . r ...... i : . i '"
uuiuocr ui una iaoiue penooicai, jusi j jj. t..ke
: l rri. : i :.i . i
itoiicu. -iii; jii"i.i in" lias no line i
c j w nici
. 1 I .1. .1... ... ... l. i
inner man me iwo simple lines i ,, . , ... . , . . , , i
,. . ,. , inteilectu-d deliberative body in the worid. I of t-.;u-, ' we truM he will
It . I ttt ( Kim cnl'imr e:-d-in, iI.-v.i-I- ' i
Those olden dreams so jaire and holy.''
The steel Fashion Plate of this month
is a double one, and as usual, admirably
engraved. We need hardly allude to the
usual number of wood engravings devo-
he ought not t
E5" We j ui li.d- ti e fl'ov.ii .
letter from our f.-?ee:i:ed fiie; d. !i
of i.is nutnerous a qu.it,t.in-.vs ;.:
.ta.'i'l'.i s in CarnLria e; ni.ty :
Davi.mi...t. Fih. 17.
Co i. II..ss is I).:a;;Si :
C.ie!...-ed t. v.i dollars f-r the 1 l- i '
NT ink I. fi-r one year, f: n. Ms
ltti.. to the sini' i.ite l's'.G. u!: 1
is corn-f f, if Ii -t let Hie k:,- . :
I. Kike it all ii':;t. It i- t : . ! v
IVj. leH i. it to npji-.rt .i I1 ; - ;
it i aim. t all the pi-rir. T.
1 his is esjiocialiy tlirow any obstacle i i t:u way of strength
reference to the Senate, cning the armv. Although like TherM ?.
Liwry is ' lona, o.. h cl in I tnrbnU-i.t
ain addri ss
It waemphaticaliy an assembly of ttate- the Senate, before the rcs-il-.ition for
with
which was once
ai .l if the I lellii
t heir ianer
' !.-.: i.
V I
mi I hreeei.is t; t!
the niot dignified and
Dodge's removal is tinaily d'.-pos. d of.
1 1 is speeches ought to lie carefully pre
served as models of elegant an I c!r.s--ic
So we thought wc would go and make our
base of supplies at Ioretto, from whence
we could make a raid in any direction
and not be too far from our base. Wc
got to Loretto in due time and in good
order. We stopped with old Mr. Myers,
and as we were a little cold, we thought
we would have something to warm us.
S he had the very thing, warm water
and nutmeg. This nutmeg has fine calo
ric powers, if it is well got up. It is a
round, hard substance, very small, and is
filed off into the glass in small particles
like the filings of steel. So with a few
applications of that we felt remarkably
comfortable, and went to bed and slept j
soundly. Next morning we called and !
saw our friends in Forelto. From thence I
we started for Gallitzin, a fine sleighing
road, it is very much ued now on account
of the various sawmills on the route. The
weather was good and the morning's nut-
ballad. The literary contents are varied
and interesting.
Price J?2.o(); 2 copies 81 00 ; 9 copies
$10.00; 21 copies 83.5.00. Specimen
numbers will be sent to those desirous of
making up clubs for lo cts. Wheeler &
Wilson's celebrated Sewing Machines are
furnished as Premiums. Address Dea
con & Peterson, 319 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
,ev .!!:-t t 2
Alo!i:i 'a r
ire no n.eu a' le to cany i
cut the support of iheir pi ty. :
what would a party he with-.i.t
paper ? I m taUiiiit m'v. !.: v
; ers, and I intend to tak'.1 thei -'
le y -n : noi t Ue'ii .era tie j-nt' ii 'f
I- i i r as I can raise n, t y w '.
The Cciintj I live in as bl .k '
spades, hi:t wliat IV'lli ',!'.!
-tji:'!.''- up to th'-m and r'l ik: - '
sti'.l gaining a iittle. (i! w r
fortitieite as j-n and 1 w !e -f'uiii
II irri'nnrg. we coe.'.i U.,' t
t:ive them five in the game, yon ".
to tliat). 1 f it s n v to !,( ,r of I
were. They have suffered awfully since, j nie?g kept ug qi lho comfort.a,le. Our
at least some of those that obtained their host of Gallitzin, is a perfect "rotleman.
r 1 r-i i - .. .i i i i . "
he knew our wants and cheerfully supplied
E.rcatlful Accident.
A dreadful accident occurred on the
Pennsylvania Pailroad on hist Friday,
near Lilly's Station in this county, by
which six or seven have lost their lives,
and many more injured. Some say the
! the accident occurred by the breaking of
an axle. Others say it was done by the
locomotive getting off the track, but as
the accounts we hear are conflicting wc
are unable to give a reliable version of
it.
freedom. Their destiny is in the hands
of Providence, as are that of all other
lieings, and we must confess we would be
better pleased if these rabid Abolitionists
would let that Divine Deing work it out.
These Abolitionists are arestless people
and arc generally dissatisfied at the slow
operations of Providense. They think
they can render him assistance and assist
hita in carrying out liifl design, wherea
them, and would take neither fee nor re
ward. We still had a hankering after
nutmegs, and hinted so to the landlord,
but he said he had megs would suit ns
better, and indeed he was right. He
brought us out a pitcher of warm milk,
but it was the most palatable and stron
milk we ever drank. After drinking that
milk wc teemed to for;l that there wan a
53- Our liranch railroad is in full
operation again. It had been shut up
for some weeks, and although the greatest
exertion hqs been used to open it, the
storm still kept it blockaded up until last
Saturday. We hope our operatives will
beat the storm hereafter.
Dikd. At the residence of her hus
band, in Dlacklick township, on the 21st
ult., Catharine, wife of Hichard Morgan,
aged 68 years
.John-ton's ile feat for C-'-vre- i ;
von have cit a Lr.ilv ma1:, si . :
(J.-m:- S.-t:hni 'er. he w:1! -.:'! ' -plexi--ii
of f -n:re now. C'. - '"
respects to Al'D n i:d. -tol n-1 K rv
all lay old frj.-nds. te'.! tiie:;i 1 '
hoping those few lines nii tr. ' v 11
i iving t!ie s.'.nie. Your".- r -:r "'
men in the fullest acceptation of the term.
It yet contains some of the old leaven, but
not enough to infuse itself throughout the
whole. The elevation of a man, to the ; diction. Dan luce the celebrated C.nvy
liigh and responsible position of a Senator, j Cloien, was L awry.- opponent at the l ist
'Iocs not of itself confer greatness, for October election. But Daniel, being a
" pigmies, although perched on Alps, are i pood Democrat and the ilisirict strongly
pigmies still." The scats oiu-e honored ; llcpublican, was defeated. This is to Iw
by Webster and Choate, are now filled by J regretted, for if Ilice h id Urn elected,
such canting demagogues as Sumner and j although the Circus and the . :ia!e would
Y ll.-on. Michigan once boasted of her j each have lost its Cl,nrn, the dignity an 1
far-seeir.g and ineorrutpable Cass ; now j intellect of the latter would have been
she is disgraced in the person of that ! vastly improved.
A''"'' .'- of the Senate, " blucnl letting " j
Chandler. Ohio, could once uoint wiih i C-TPaul the Apostle speaks of Luke
pride to William Allen now, her cheeks ; as llic "Indovcd phjieian," and few en- cT St. Jerome, in one of hisvrn.
are suffused with a blush of shame at the j dear themselves to us more than tho ; gave a rebuke to the women ot li L
Senatorial rhapsodies of lVn Wade. J whv like " ministering angels,"' brings us which has seemed to Ih s ap " ')J-t-iMissouri
leaned for support on the strong j 'he healing balm in sickness. So it is own, that it is circulated jut n- in 1
right arm of " Old Duiiion ;" 1. Gratz ! with medicines that cure; though we ; quite universally :
Drown is now the sycophantic supporter j "ever see the maker, yet we get a feeling t "Ah! I shall tell you wha :iri,
of all the radical and destructive theories ! of regard for him through then. How I women that sean laliz Chrisms
arc those who daub their check '
and their eyes with black the n
plaster faces, to white to b. h i"'1.
outstrip all her sister State? in the race of j Sl effectual ! What public benefactor i mind us of idols those who can't-''-ignominy,
"RTMstontlv retains Jim Lane i better deserve esteem than those who res- i a tear without its tracing a hi.;. -. '
in the Senate ;.,.i i ..r - i;.- ... pup tho IukIv from .t;..o. o,,.i - ' painted surface of their
., iiL.ii ii M'liuiii HUH lu . ..... 'J mill 1 e 111. 11 lit KZ .
tfie penitentiary. These men are the ac- decay? Portsmouth (X. H.) GazUte
knowledged leaders of the nartv in iniwer;
of Wendell Philiips and Henry Ward m'iy have reason to bless Dr. Ayer for
lleecher. Kansas as if determined to j 'lls invaluable remedies, so cheap and yet
Wmcwi. ! it' 'l'l ,..:. '. .. c. .
they mould its policy and dictate its leg- ! . , . . rc . ,
; r... J t " j set of whiskers, a nice moustache, or a
i ..... : ,
v :ii ii. nv t i y in' iiio .
i i i , . i iH.iuiiim nea'i oi giossv nair. will please I ...i. .
wninwma am
I'l-ooic j ...i- -,l ,1,- ,r fn,, J i . I
-o...r., Wl . . , . " v'"' "l os. x ua
iiwi mat time comes and wnen
their deformity is unveiled, they can
exclaim with the veiled prophet, to his
deluded but willing followers, " Ye icould
be dupes and victims and you are."
T Three SpaiiiTThidlcs have entered
iheir names at Madrid as professional bull
lighters.
another part of this paper.
i whose riiH! years fail to teach
they art growing old those w!m'"
dt esses are made of other people
those who chalk wrinkles into il'l 1
terfeit presentment of youth, '
affect the demeanor ot bash."- '
pman in : dens in 'he presence of trot ;p? 01 -
C3" A Union force, rejxirred by relel
papers as having recently moved from
Knoxville, Tennessee, towards North
Carolina, is said by them to consist of
4,000 and o,000 men, under General
Gilletn.
C-T Harking d"g Mdorn bit.
children.'
C2T Why is the first chickf" v
forcmtist ? llecause it is just
main hatch.
C-T An old bachelor's defini"
lave. A little sighing, a little cr;--Little
dyitij. and a god dwil of b"