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Nears of the Week.
' 4 ' —The Masco papers report the total wreak of she
ossimitsa stivia Reindeer, Caps Patterson, and the loss
of all bat twO a the lives *a board. The Raiodeor ran
letwens that poet ma Montreal. She closzOd from Ckisago
oe Frau', eha Illth tam.. with thirtoen thoesaod bashels
of Asia, osmasigsed to parties in Montreal. On Monday
night, whim a Great Point Be tsabta, on the Michigan
shod, the was met by a heavy gOl9 and Caps Patterson
labs that the woad not weather js, holotad all sail sad
Vended for the sham The mooloot oho tosolied• the
aroma th• oteamm oommebood rota( to plows, and owing
to lb. Maumee from t he impaeb and riolersom of tbo surf,
only two persons vocassded to reaching the load. Those
are 'apposed to be firemen. All the others wore lost. It
is timeght the suoLmer bad bat few if Lay peasearo*
Th. again sod ever nuaborriirlas
probably
m an. we are unable to &Mien.
Capt ?adman. .areas obtained to the mysterious mar•
yAauS Bever, Seer Kohreville, - Birks eoantj.—
_a chmeete Informs us that the body was again disinterred
for the kw., of Clewing a thorough re-examination to
be made. The coroner ooaeluded his duties on Wednu.
day last. From the testimony of the physielans, we learn
that the wound la the neck of the murdered girl was two
larches broad and three quarters of an inch deep. No other
marks of violence were found upon ber body. Only two.
thirds of the throat, and a small vein, were cut tbrrugb,
en that, in the opintoo of the physicians, it must bare
taken two hours to bleed to death from this wound c Thu
feet him led to the supposition that she might bare died of
suifoaation. The county commissioners, as an inducement
to estraordiart elrcrts, have very properly offered a reward
of $5OO for the apprehensiorrof the murderer, or- for such
information as will lead to We detection Bess Barer was
a beautiful girl, and respectably eonneeted.. Her parents
were David and Catharine Barer, and she was born in
Sera township, on the 15th of May, 1839. She was, there
fore, nrneteei years, three months, and twenty two days
old at the time of her death.
—John Schmidt lie German Banker in Louisville.- Be
suffered a run, was Compelled to suspend, tAt did not close
his doors, lie simplyiduak up a notice In high Deteb
that be was going to has...some money soon. Two day, after
be took down the notice -.and put up another stating that
he had $15,000 on hand. There was another ran, and the
$15,000 was soon gone. Ain pat up the old notice again,
and neat day was again In funds, when, In accordance with
his old plan, he changed the notice. At last arsosats
there was no run on John Sehmidt, aid his depositors bad
all some back to him. That was straight-forward Dutch
pluek and honesty.
—A shocking trareds occurred last Mooday, in Hallo
well, Maine. A man, tamed llyen, of Farmington, had
been paying his add to a young woman who worked
in a factory at Hallowell. She recently declined to re
ceive his attentions. An interview took plies on Monday,
at hat boarding house, ,when he attempted to shoot her,
end,lailing in this, turtied the pistol JO* himself, fired,
and fell dead. He had aecidentally put both balls into
one barrel,by whiob the young woman's life WSJ saved.—
He reoeived both ballets his bead. The barrel he dim
°barged at his intenned victim contained only powder.
—Some eighteen years ago, say. the Readiag 'korona, a
beautiful young girl, named Esther Fisher, left bLanayank
oa a canal boat for Reading, but was murdered before
reaching the latter place. The public excitement was very
great, aad a large rewar d was o ff ered for the detecting of
the murderers, bat with out success. This girl was a sister
of the moth.", of Adeline Haver, who so recently has met
a similar tats. It is possible that the murderers of these
poor girts an saver to be discovered until the revelations
of the groat day.
—A few days rine*, a very pretty girl, tome ift44o years
old, lathes seats reside on Wabash Avelino, Chicago,
visited some friends, mid left their house about dusk. That
fa the but Hat a known of her wheretu'Utts by her friends.
The mains afteraoon, a girl of a oorresponding description
was forcibly taken to a house of ill repute by two Mill and
bit pleadings to be allowed to so bolas were beard by
other inmates Of the house. The swat day the girl was
not is the house, and au further trace of her could be
found, although energetic measures are on foot to discover
the perpetrators of the foul wrong.
—du impostst named Robert Gerald, rep ring him
self as * drummir for a dry-goods house in Philadelphia.
semseeded In winning the aifsetions, and marrying Abe'
daughter of Jab.. Howl*, of Montgomery county, Ohio-
Hs brought his bride to Wheeling, and on pretence of
business in Virginia,' dessrmd her. It was subsequently
ascertained that he was not in the employ of Si.Vtilladelphii
hoses. Heart-broken the daughter returned to her
father's.
—Mrs. Ruff, the wife of Abraham Koff, • very wealthy
and !respectable °Main of Westmoreland eoutty, Pa.,
4 .4:4
hanged herself on tit th inst., while her husband was
yet sleeping. Mrs. up for the purpose of getting
breakfast; having se nt or girls oat to milk the cows, she
wiat into a room adjoining their bedroom, and fastened
the rope to • peg is one of the rafters of the wiling. She
was discovered Uttar, she was quite dead, with her knees
*early tonakting the door, The only ration given for the
rash act is religious excitement
—A Gliiressu doctor 4 Urbana, 111., tam manufacturer
of Nuke-bite medicinescpag - ht a rattlesnake on the prairie
and took it home, and offered to let the.. snake bite him
evet7 time any perm' bought a box of his medicine for
one dollar. On Sunday of last week, while fooling with .
his pet, it bit him in the - band. Ile applied his medicine
withost effeet. On Monday le sent for a doctor, but too
late; he died.the same day.
—The Atiattoone Democrat says that operstioas ars
*boat to be resumed at many of the iron works is Lobigh
eeenty, which had suspended a few weeks ago. The
Thomas iron Company aad the Crane Company, it is said,
will Loth *oaths** their furnaoes to blast daring the winter.
The Allentown boa Cowpony are going on aniaterrupted
ly. Thls will &lord emploraest to sissy a teas aloog the
Lehigh who would otherwise hare so idle, dreary wiUter
bet . are his.
—The letters of tourists to Black Republican papers,
Ws season, are slush sore pleasant than they were last.
Ia ISib tkey were filled with "Jobe and Jessie," and all
Use uwapalga folde-rol of that period. Bat ti - ow they
talk of saasets, winery, boars, blueberries, pretty girls
sad pretty drivers. The reversed political travellers are
very astable jest now, shad to not pray forthe destruction
ilsatotesey,ssore alga half the Use; the other portion,
snow of them lad sosnesary to employ is defames splint
• eritairal pramatiose.
--11Uver mimeo fa Canada is to amuse of preparatios.
The Kestrels! ;open ammo* that the Goyersaest have
espied Mr..Wyon, the Mebrated desigaert of the Royal
Mal. to asks Magma fat a Claudia' silver Mane,
whisk will be rimparri oa the adoption of the dollar sad
esatlyeans es the la ofJassary neat. The obverse of
ebe . ego is to be she Qweew's Pereelenv aad the reverse a
wreath of ample with the valise of the Ma is the-astre.
—Sy the Behis sea, barn that at the NOVIDIAII4 rapes
the Cleserarith stakes, wernh $10,004, oars wen la gallaat
style by the Aiseriatis MVO Prior**. eves thirty ompal
tors. Very heavy bets had been made against her previ
a'. to theday of tionteet The well tam* horse Imams*,
also the property of Mr. Tea Broak, had Med saddest,
of dale. Prior ha. beta ruled of (rya all his ',pr
imate for the season.
—A tam ia Brooklyn, N. Y., laid Saturday, Staring a
&gimp , Beak le tkat etty would " bask," drew sat PS
—ell ho Marred. Hs told. Ma tries& of kis geed
Wets getifee Ike meow, took oevecel artoks, got "d 814."
malted hi. poke' risked of every dolts,. H. au D ot
asks midi by that operaties.
—tikes bees dighttoly seesetotioed. after wend in.
lay, Oen th• moonlike was • sandblote fee Gamest to
tolonyteeod• apolinti Peeks,. ie monied 1111miee—David
Wilmot: It I. imeateoteoll b W essoetatee that he ittansai
le the repabliens potty,
—Aa *ld weals& eased s 644 yeas' lasi *kiss
►a podia at vole& S►. made a hullaballoo, sad be
)4144 Air saildsg Pirliss lbe Ritter, sUbtberr Bohn
peril lava than be wee set hee sea, be had twasseed bok
"sad Swam
—ls Ilts Mania Comma at Jame* seamy, N. Y., a
eardist d $lOl was readisted avian, tees Stowast. a
esellaq Wow at Breirevels, to ewe at se septum M.
Me was iMaiai by as idiot oaia by Stintert. at
a astiay easeelso MS tall
*mem at Vlmiaia, Is set is • haw Amy.
halms oppassilis Sacitseests
Isaastgekat sows it
to Saws. •
—A limn meal hagsas Mai Olibe Illsibesi
albied Nita Is lost Tessiby miembig b
bobs eta we by the WNW NIVISI ends.
1911
Oar Itepublieen brethren ben Itu•led O'er "bleeding
Keane seat they verily believe, • part of dine. Omegas.
"essi of all villasiter bee a home within bur horden —
They ban misguided every private fetid into a political
oettsge, they have tamed every private seetroverey
that territory about bowsisites late "ottirsgro uPbb free
dom"—la short they hare kept the country la se uproar
for two years over the political isisdnde of a few bed mos
epos the herders of eternisation. while Onlniloo spin
the
beillotheree, worse by far than any thing ever transpired
is Kasen, have been perpetrated seder their very none.
sad sever s word have they attired. They have been all
eyes sad all min for "bleed's/ Kansas," bat have bad
neither eyes nor ears for "%indite humanity soy sherd
else. We have aam in point, wbieh, sow that our Re.
publican brethren of the pram are rampant over pertain
treads at the lets elestiou is Kassa', whiah, as by ,
Ger. WeLits has corrected by rejecting the »tares, we
wish to telt their 'Anklet to. On the 14th lost., there
was utarsempted singe* in the city of Saltise.e else
say attempted, for it is simply w" rock
say
midrib atten.letat; rend' the
." I " abiding
titre wee 4144* viotory which the
. vas a Victory not o'er
OCTOBER Si, 1837
pollee officers who sought to suitain it. This victory was
beraldtoi by cowardly assaults sad murder; by each mag
nanimlty as is evidenced by whole crowds atteektog •
single man, shooting volleys at him or beating him to a
Jells, with the butt p pd pistols. Bat, to make the
matter plainer, we hillWrom the Baltimore Repel/di.
*as the following picture of this attempted election.
"The sitarnaltacommeneed the night before, when num
bers of bouses'heliingieg to Democrats were attacked, and
windows, doors and furniture destoyed., This wit a mere
preliminary, to let the Democrats understand what was to
follow on the next day. Abeordlogly. from early morn
to mionight yesterday, the:city was totally given up to the
armed radians in the hire of the Knew nothing leaders
The vote taken will show *at the presence of those armed
desperadoes kept from the polls more than half the legal
voters of the city; fur it is notorious that, email as the
vote is. a Large proportion of It was illegally deposited by
the unprincipled horde that had eaciiiipsited sway at all the
polls except the Eighth Ward. We hesitate not to say, in
the face of the whole community, that the decent and tee-
Feetablis portion of oar eitizens have had no voice in this
so-called election. It is the work wholly and solely of
rowdies and raglans. The men elected by this Know
nothing party are not the representatives of the city—its
interests sr its people; they are the cheese representatives
of the Mises and outlaws who rule the city."
Now, why don't oar Republican brethren "shriek" over
this outrage upon the ballot-I:az—why don't they lift their
vetoes, and ary aloud at the enormity of their Know Noth
ing allies? Why don't Beecher howl from his pulpit, t.,
be echoed by all diking and little Beecher, throughout the
land' Aye, why tion'rthey? Simply because it-is Demo
brawl voters that are kept (rein the polls In Ltaltimort,an.l
to make a hies about it would not add to their political
stock io trade. An.l here is the whole secret, op.,' which
eommiut is quite unneooesaary`
Governor more popular strength, than the gentleman
whoa. name beads this article Lsoring the campaign last
year, as well as this, be was a most effective worker--
Every where his voice well heard in defoore of the consti
tution and the laws, and although surrounded and boccie
down by a tide of fanaticism which rolled resistlessly, not
only over his owo . •couoty of Crawford, but over the entire
north western part of the State, he contended manufully
to the last from townshipto township, and now we can see
the good effects of his work in the largely reduced majori
ties in this portion .4f the State. But Judge CließClt'S
politica! claims a the favorable consideration of the new
Eteentfke of the State, are not stronger than his personal
and legeJtlualtibtations. Added to a popular and pleasing
'Adm., he pone of the bet legal minds to the
State. Upon the Bench and the Asir he has made his
mark, sad An buts poeitione has secured troops of friends
who, we base no doubt, will join us in urging upon Gen.
PACKS' his appointment to the position named.
WHY used 'MKT 1411111111111 IN
thtvLralie aututurrer, but over law sod order, awl over
HON. GA Y 1.011.1) CHUM& H
to looting over the State for a man to 611 the positioa
of Attioney °enteral under the administration of . Uoo•
Pac[sa, 'bleb will be inaugurated in Jativary, we mu
God no an mho has mere claims upon the party,—is a
sounder lawyer—or that would carry to the support of the
DOK'T LIKE IT.—Tb• Buffalo Cometerria/ says that
the news that Guy. Walksr has annulled the return of
votes from Oxford, Johnson county, where • pretended
majority of sixteen hundred was scored up for the pro,
slavery candidates, is received with little satistivtion by the
Hamletslimn leaders, but with sincere pleasure by every true
friend of the freedom in Kansas. Without stopping to &a
miss the motives which have induced Gov Walker. •nt ion,
we regard it as decisive evidence that all intention to make
Kenna a slave State is abandoned. Tire contest is virtually
over, and it will soon be time to write a history of that strug
gle. When it is faithfully written, it will show a degree of
reekleunsess on the part of nominal free state mon, acting
is the interest of the... Republican party, which is astosisb
lag. It has boss th ei r game to prolong and embitter the
difleettiee which have prevailed in that troubled region,
until it has tied at time. as if their factious conduct
would loony °needs the triumph to slavery. Bat we
tenet, that the danger is past.
LEOLYLATURIC—The next Legislature will be
politically divided am follows:
Democrat'. Oppoeltion.
Sabato, 21 13
kluaaa asprosegatativaa, 89 31
DM/ alai. ma joint ballot
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Among the Diutocrate elected this Pall, says the Clinton
Democrat, are Judge 1311 ILL, fortnerty a judge of the Su
preme Court, and a gentlemaei of great ability; Hon. C.
BOCICALSW, one of the brightest intelleou and purest
statesmen In the Commonwealth, and W. P. SiEGLI-, ta
ming,' Speaker of the Howie of Representatives Amongst
those holding over are Judge Witch's, formerly, ratted
States Senator, foreign Minister, member of the Cabinet,
ie.; and G. W. Burnet and W. H. Wsuse, bright lights
of the yeang Democracy, who would adorn soy legislative
body. The present Senate will compare with any of its
predecessors to point of intellectual ability and high repu
tation tot personal integrity.
THE "STATE FINANCES.—There,Is a vast difference
is the 000dttioa of the State lessisary now, from what at
was when the "hard times" of 1317 came on rice, the
Butte was laterally bankrupt—she Gould not pay the toter
est on her bonds, nor the debts contracted fur work on her
internal improvements; and before she could get out of
her diMonities, she was turned to the desperate extremity
of taking stain of over two millions from the Banks In
the "roller notes which afterwards became a rack offence
In the nostrils of the peep's'. Now, however`, the State
Treasury has plenty of funds testiest )01 the demands up
on it, and a handsome surplus besides. The books of the
Department show that the Wave In the Treasury on the
35th of September, wa5—5480,62 . 2 72—nearly half a snit
lido of dollars. This •zosas, so soon after the half yearly
payment of the Internet doe epos the State debt, shows
that the fisaneee of Poamoylvaaia are to a Gooriabieg eon.
&UN. The pressor, has ant elected them, and they
ao Initiative toilet
orrlso IT UP AT LAS I—We else that England
has at last abandoned all idea of interfering with the
Crafted Stales is the odintrol of the ?hearsay/a Transit
route. This is a wise wove on thif part of the Riitish
Goversaseat, bat it would have boos still wiser kid it been
made at as Helier day. For several years we hare hose
squabbliag with oar cassias over the routs between the
two amass. and ow» or twice, were la lanninent danger
of a oollisioa with limo trims the sauto , nause. Ragland,
with that thirst for territorial aggraddisesent tot which
Ow has always bows distinguished, ot up • alai= to this
portion of Ote Amides' eoatiseat; Vast' was unjust 10
the blgtHret degree. Tin ridieulbus tam of dressing op
as igaiersiat sarrio, , bodowiaga regal tide upon him, and
pleats, tho dud* awe as s stuattiliag block for hood.
sae eaterpries, was mesatedig of a great nation like Rag
haat, had It Is des it diplo4 bo abasheaed. Bat fa shot.
&Wag Is, we are mpg htiklawl to mooed to the British IM
MO, vehistary salmi I. the premises. The freebie ja
ladia, whisk Is seer lady ossapytag tie rasearese et that
Otninsist„ iM 4osbelese brought the matter to a laid
eoosiasies. fideravar, Let us be ahead [al tees toe that,
tee the goat* has bees aa epos we Isag- easegit, sad
to have It edited hem earoartss, is a owes of patillea.
do. . ,
riur: atass.—Spleklag the guise of the " liked
tieesa," 'ewer p Age is so Slob meals& ea easbaege
trely says that • very lame of the saes who
bare faille 4 is ditsreet part theioestry, We, or sew
dew plat, hese Itiriagrie vision* of wealth. They hare
bees able to get 'a lame credit Cop ever before is their
lives, NA thereto* heeled they were getting richer,
Mai daily salami themselves larger &boon, sod dirk
bre poorer: Now the babble his dusk tied the elates has
le,ftkuud Of* 2014•114 avid eoarpletely three. whole
simusetity thee env 1,11. taws. Biteptielase ea to
iseestsies
Is as wale sad easessive as the soellawseellos
dwessety Imes., Credit le wiped qt, eel he who sires
tent property, W b wet a teeth et what be stem le tar
Ay tally perm kr reeds& perywom thss the au who
owes *Cheat.
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essitiVea
by esiateat vl o,ll —lmet 113.04.
Cotoottirr Pac it tit. WILiluT, HIALLIIIIRST
. Dem. ken. . Am.
Adams, 2363 1900 SS
Allegheny, 8810 7688 "tSd
Armstrong, 2409 2106 . 1 1 1
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Beaver, 1557 v 1999 20
Bedford, 233'4 158 S 398
Berke, 8722 2 750 874
Blair, I s L 9 I At, FRO
Bradford, 2052 5642 6
Bucks, 5747 4 , /1 • 101
Butler, 2361 2831 53
Calubrm, 2379 1042 ' 165
Carbot, . 1567 672 153
Centre, 2883 2145 35
Chaster, 5388 5269 424
Clarion, 2132 987 23
Clearfield, 1459 72., 235
Clinton, 1464 1083 IS
Colombia, 2410 1114 30
Crawford, 2576 3514
Cumberland, 307 , 4 2486 58
Dauphin, 3109 2656 600
Delaware, 1598 1624 609
Elk, SO2 276 3
Erie, ?,. 1985 3305 ' 143
Fayette,] 3104 2520 SO
Forest, rk -, 79
Frentlte, 3186 3058 91
Fulton, 317 570
i lirooo6, 2034 1000
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for the cotton sod breadioio y,e data
eonsiderable an"
“0/0 failed, sa.pepded or obtained extension..
T ithportAire have IV.e to cirri the .th do mats of the
jobbery unpaid note., and they cannot .tand the pressure
mush longer. Nearly all the ermlLol.ll.,el paper honors in
the oily Nave gone Under. The wholesale elothinK busi
ness me killed for the nest season The dealers In produee
aad money are thd only elites who carry on and trade
at present.
Anetl ,, n sale* are th- Krell (+inure of the day in the
retail trade, and all kinds of stock nut especially f.oey
alleges, are offered' et 24030 per cent under the cos -
Auetiont are imprierieed on a tonsil Neale in front of many
the relpiillihop. and the Mere. desert .heir quiet position
behind thl cotinter.anil clamor their wares in the ears
by pa • with mare than Rohrer velieinenoo anf o• rt.
witigy The Dr.,adtrey retvt rnuree rr.• nel!lng I
high prtoe4 fancy at re'. Klee, I draw ut•n, eto,.
touters nut only frilin the e.untry lielghii.priin:
rifle., where the panic h t• 11.,:•floete , 1 purees Po Kenernlly ,
00, eI abe 'tour.... in tlits hue. look In title day thi•
week, sl,olo in
. 4 pI4, bond.., bill• by the half peek Our
lahortii4 1/1011 tiro, )1,1( or the u at least. toto:ly out of Phil
pbtyntent, led an ail, are w•F, n,4 Lou •Ii
there is no I.par hr •.1 s.t.to o , tl , ng .ensihle muss
In England, the., rytt are to.. Itatita whenever work ill
stopped in the fitetivriet, hocauoe the operettas, as a elite.,
live from hand to to ,uth. liorti one City 'setup Batik
hold,. $40,000 01.41. r-i- li•looging t.. the worktug .
()looser, and held tit 0 , 11 , 11: 4•1111 , the tieraaaus as a
hay., 1.u,1 up In •• I. 'I . 4. 4,,,r411y Ovo
Iri.h populatt..n
N r one ilmbto t`Litt w -'i Li; hLI • t •it l SW1111;si, but lli
reality WI I prohntOr pr e f irimJiMe then oisr feer•
The city leitog .leplete.l Artionn. Alm .ttli in
root their little .tit In a piroerir t • the `'oiirtb nr Wi•io
let...re they - wry-bope to obi tin at le •.t a ;tying c.iinpen
siation for lino, go. 'l4 i'4 r 4 iike a iie
during the sprlll4, • , •14 ,t 'tin.; hot e incole
thetnseireft by the oriti •ipett nt tint next Fill
will he excellent, ie.' the mee -o.l, ' , 4:Temil one if the h-. 1
liu.tnoiro th I. .mr nx• ever T'i. to t o .
reason th, fly n••.xt ./11' V .1' 411,1. ae fortheot,
the 11:010.1111 , ot ps of the e . m ntry . West
hare been turned into gil 1, owtax• t ii,iippr i te• at
mill. an I the new emir .• 0.. n ..r I.top irtati to..re
will be a scarcity of ma litho :tare) Ito i4o. the r ii
renionneA, lusurto. and ~le,ta,u i a of Id. with *holt p.m.
ple are HUN disp.11•11:14 Will be in xiwiee demand et tiith
prices.
Amusetnears are dull and Ittersturi hag gunk helo* par.
People buy the nnwnp,pnre they cann..t gut al( r ng
without th-an, lair b ..• a•t.l even laagasmee
err unsaleable st..ck Cue htur rant weekkets have Ittat
immensely In the ata•nant ..1 their •alea.au that the nets
buyers hardly think La Itarealirl4 10 that 11:14P•Id4 or pruper
-17, which twu w ~ itho Lg. pa.l Ohba balker than anything,
else
Tbu weather i• rather nut I f OW 11,11,1
are buying for a rolA allay .A fr..t,
pe•pla to rotue with iiii,dn.t L.r ui k•reLotto, Aharol%
and all klnit...f pr..te , tive 4:01:14t It I , II paititu
tact that our city t. weartng out its old clothes.
THE FULL VOTE FOIL INOVE.ELYOII.
%% a IlAve el length received the official returns from
every county of the State, and subjoin the vote for Govern.
or t o rut;
Huntingdon, -1749 1678 248
Indiana, 1438 2650 26
Jefferson, 126$ 1125 54
Juniata, 1108 1035 20
Lase/meter, 6486 7690 1236
Lawrence, 993 1992 - 50
Lebanon, 1980 2664 182
Lehigh, 3805 2957 9
Luserns, 5268 3536 214
Lycomiog, 2424 14E4 317
McKean, 49% 565
Merrer, 2539 2926 ..44,
Mifflin, 1b32 1217 - 104
Monroe, 2254 604 5
Montgomery, .5449 1609 1386
Montour, '" 1030 S6B 71
Northampton. 4066 1111 1010
Northumberland, 2821 974 490
Perry, i. 1965 1667 161
Philadelphia. 27749 10001 14335
Pike. 754 ,190 12
Potter, 495 957 4
5989 y 3079
Somerset, 1741 2277
Snyder, 999 989 $1
Sullivan, 494 265
Susquehanna, 2419 3224 24
Tinge, 1193 3284 2
Union, 971 1275 162
reD.ll3lO, 1900 1790
'416 2
Warrea. 399 1369 V
Wailalogtuo,„ '3752 3614 142
Wayne, - 1992 1691 :al
Westmoreland, 4364 3448 24
Wyoming, 1226 995 12
York, 5314 1776 1332
Tidal, 188,890 148,147 28,160'
Packer over Wilmot. 42.743
Bucker over b0th,14,583
_
Aye do not think it neeettrary to 811 up our eblumne with
the vote of the coun ties for the rest of the State ticket, as
ii•arie• hat little from the vide for Governor. The total
vote for Canal Commissioueri Supreme Judges and en
the amendments to the Conetltntbn Is so follows:
CANAL 0011.X.ISSIONSIt.
Nimrod Striettland. D., 187,196
William Millward, IL, 144,428
John P. Linderman, A., 26,638
SUPREME JUDGES.
W(11140a Stnsog, A. 186,823
Jawed Thospvii. 4-. 187,023
Joseph J. Lewis, U., 142,426
Jaime' Veda*, IL, 142,1177
Jacob Bross, A., 27.246
Jasper S. Hardy, A., ' 20,954
. ANIINDYNNTS TO THE CONSTITUTION.
Ist 2d. 3d.
For. 122.658 117,142 114,666 11 4 05
Agninet. 13,653 21,412 24,896 14,382
Maj. for 109,005
VI. A serrespeadeat of the Proneybeitioi -fequirsr
asses the re ergoaisatiesi et tie Whig Party as "lb. any
Amiss ofesitiag tbeOpyesitioa N the weaned Demeataily.',
The Notiorel hitsiliymesi. is Wanda, the woe queetioe ,
sad the etas, day it bad • two-solemn editorial article is
tarot of a Baited States Baak. Timm ere algae Wield.
lag that tit,, Hopubilesa pert/ bar &light its last Nude.—
tbat wises mot tka Demeeraey ars called to tile geld, 11 will
be to oppose mate ether ergoniatlea I
EDITORS Sallee that quite • suishir it
ilditorial fraterodty is this State bah* bees sip before
the "Bovereigs pecifile" far theft switispie tide Pali; sad,
Ito on gisd to odd, obst at. pee is, For is.
stases, Hocitars, of the yawls'? mar, and Sara/aim
of the Uniostows Genies of Liberty, have beim elected
protbaraotriries of thipir respective ecutatiee; KIM" of the
Hresisubstg ihisocrits, was oat of Us Ight Register sad
Keeorder of • Hestutersised—while thete are half • doses
ether Oredire• of &slain who have bees sleeted to verve
the people at Harrisburg nest whiter, sad who, we doubt
sod, will prove thelaselves at capable &Ottawas u thq
have SLAW pehliejoirsallsts. Is labia; over the Geld,
ever, we sled's that two whose maces we were la
h 'thetas able to sisoruees,ltave bees defeated—though
by very ssrall ersjorides. 'Cot Nowatuou, of the Barrie.
burg pied, I. Wasted Is ilia Ilasphis sad Lamm ills.
Grist, Sir Sesster, by only !'vita-wbils set Mead
liessoyeet the Folios Deftveris. Is folleothi is mai ith been
by low Aim a hawked. We eyagaiddis with both.
ECM
95,730 94,271 103,873
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K uurosuAL clirr•couT. I
third T i mes!--everylxdy cries lid tidies! No money—
°. credit—no confideuoe:—is the plea alAtkithtiestia.
newspapero, the apology of the &tor when called upon
creditor, the gams of IWO& eonsidtdies, and'
lipi'to::::::•oo.4oo,6oetiaLttoprsesx,tythierte ss i bjec iaqua t ed isat fitirsaih ts iii ba t ti, o o:l 7 ist r imsk y
to , if ti.
" tw o, -.1 1 9 thee be pay tor— Is hard tdmes for the
-.Aka that hovels/used moo "protasala par lima filmy
have specie to-pay them with--its hard times for the
'sty lout, who has laid nothing uvr a rainy day, sad,
in fact, it is bard times for every ily that has lived be
yond his means. And here Is te secret of the whole
thing. We have been going too fa—We have enjoyed •
too high rate of speed, and now tit we are on a "down
grade," the "breaks" pat upon s by the banks only
saves to give us pomace!" a waling that them Is dan
ger ahead, without averting the gni catastrophe. And it
always will be so under our preset' flancial system. A
period of prosperity and expansion musts. followed by •
period of contraction and depresaba. Pn"Pls sailing an
der a cloudless sky, and upon an enraged sea, will not
look for the coming 'norm, or prows fee battle with the
,tart and the breakers. But when be storm and the
breakers appear, however--altheurl at first the cheek
limy blanch, and the heart tremble.-the danger is met reso
lutely, anti the Anal struggle conoeteid with inn lip end
.iraightened muscles. And so it Is nth our present troubles.
When met manfully they are harconquered, for half the
troubre lays within ourselves. Hard Mos and a winter
are before us it is true, but beyond the Spring looks forth
•iniling and hopeful. Let us one sad sil take heart, then,
and while we prepare for the future--while we curtail our
rip , and meet our liabilities Ike honest men—let us
not forget that there are many blessings left which neither
the failure of Banks nor the suspision of railroads Can
deprive us. This is our philosoptr. And while our
readers apply it, they should look About them, anti seek
out the pour and the needy, and out of the abundance
who-h we know some of them to passes, lend a helping
trend to their less fortunate neighters. "It is more bleu
lied to give than receive," saith thttluek. "What has been
gorse can 6e taken away;' is the language of the came
.toihority! Remember that! If yia have an abundance
I this world's goodq, redember ,hot It can be taken away,
.o 1 to .t s. ili•triliation of a portion of i t to the
needy will give great ,iatistactiot in days of adversity
i.nould they come upon you. around you. opentour
and see if you cannot gladde, some heart by making
.infortable some poor Ludy ere tie winter's storm and
wind shall penetrate the miserableeseuse for clothing that
partially covers some of tlod's dor. Look over your
w.• 11 tilled wardrobe and gather at what you can vp.ire,
and judiciously dispose of it. Dor't say you pay a po,.r
,so, and that there are person, appointed to look after the
p ,, • , r - You are your brother's keepw, and an account will
mare to be rendered of the talent aid Mean.' placed in your
keeping. Therefore increase their wood or coal pile, send
them a bushel of apple, or potatoes, a bag of Ilour L or a
peck of meal, a partially worn coat ir a warm shawl. If
the world know* it not, it is all Om lain*. The recipi
ent will know it and a blessing will follow you. Oise
and give freely, while yon liar° an opportunity.--
'peaking of the Owen, and to tore "from grave to gay ,"
the following is about the best thing in its way we have
...en for • lokkg time: It is entitled the "Last crisis:-
A gentleman dior.l with JI friend one day,
And aboae, he hoard weloblng 141..1 cry.,,
Ile loquan..l or bin friend Ln an anxious +a'
"If then. waa Any our Birk or dying'
" 1 1h, PO, - lie replied, and mauling his Beat,
they were dtacusatnitthe wee,
q't e just refitawitlielen a new oak dreee,
. And protturvii ► financial cry --eta
Speaking of "good things," our readers loos all
beard of Major Pooe, the man that, to pay a bet 'ant Fall,
wheeled a barrel of apples some twenty miles Into Bost, , n.
well, the Major was at Louisville at an agricultural ban
quet lately, and being toasted, responded that "In Old
Kentucky ererywhere, i ir , bare! been greeted by gentle
men, with their hearts in their right handv—their right
hands in mine, and I most say it, with bottles .if uncut:lol
led 'old Bourbon' in their left hands. .
Long, I..nit he mi heart with dill memories tilbel,
Like a tape in which ruara hate onoe been thata,he!,
You may brelk—you may ruin the r•se If you .ill,
Rut the .cent of rAer will linger there Atilr •
ut a call that "good, better, best," eepecisoi l ,he 'out es.._.
bon."—And while we are upon good things, that war
• capital toast drank not long since at the meeting of the
"Dismal Owls" of a neighboring city; "Tun Pangs, vile
Put.Prr, AND rue Pirricoore—the fist spread the news,
the second the (Impel, and the last spread—all over the
sidewalk." It is said this finished the "Dismal owls."
—An item of news, which will prove interesting to
those who delight to ape royalty. is a report in the news.
papers that the Queen, being present at the inauguration
of a new bridge over the river Dee, drank a glass of Irish
Whisky on the oecosion. We trust sod hope it did her
good. The Toted, Iflatite tells the follwing of one of
the modern writers of rhyme who pester Editors with their
effusions:—"We were conversing with a young lady some
few evenings ago, st a literary reunion, and as she had
been introduced as a poetess, we, of course, touched oh
poetry. It was not many minutes before she had run
through the stereotyped list of favorite authors, when she
concluded with Byron, asserting her conviction that be
was the greatest poet that ever wrote. We modestly hint
ed that we preferred Shakspeare, upon which, with an un
affected laugh at our simplicity, she cried. "Why, Shalt,-
pease wasn't a poet; Itu plays ci , ,n't rhyole."--A t a lki ng
match lately came off at New Orleans for five dollars a
side. It eontlued according to the Adrect.evr, for thin
teen hours, the rivets being • French Man and a Kentuckian.
The bystanders and Judges were talked to sleep, and when
they awoke in Cu morning they (mind the Frenchman
disid and the Kentuckian whispering in his ear.
THANKSGIVING —Guy. POLLOCK has issued a pro
.
olamation designating Thursday, Nov. 26th, as • day of
thanksgiving. In noticing it, the Gowns intimates that,
"to view of the want and misery which stalks through the
land" • day of fasting and prayer would lee more appro
priate." We 40 not think so. We agree with the Chaster
Roistibliecsia that the oridoary mercies of good government,
sunlight, pure air, freedom from war, and a thousand otbrr
things that we never think of, are all sufficient to make op
a special day of kbenkagiving. But these occasions hove
been set span from year to year, more especially to render
thanks to Umd for the fruits of the earth; and this being
the case, there never was A time when our whole people
were called upon more eloquently for thanksgiving than
at the present time. A more magnificent season never
riled Its benefaction, upon the earth. The rain came
when needed, the run shone smilingly, and at the wish of
the husbandman. Our barns are groaning with the products
of the ample harvests, and the farmer hears the cry of
distr..s coming up from the half silent cities, bat it does
not street him, save as his sympathies aro artosed for men
struggling to scold the stigma of bankruptcy. There is
so abundance to be devoutly thankful for, and the usual
day of Thanksgiving is not inappropriate. The pulpit
will have a fine bid for practical discourse. The poacher
can point to the glorious provision made by a common
Father for all hi. manna, while at the some time he
noarges then' fur their sins. Mercy and wrath are nigg
led together just in that prOPortiell shoold atalte us
weep and rejoice at the same isogoeit& Thonseads of true
ton are at the priatent moment suffering keenly fur the
reekleaseees of the abandoned add probigate speculator.
and doebtless mash will an enjoy the special occonou, un
less they are able by ao undying faith to look above and
beyond the portantions aloud that wraps them in its gloomy
folds.
Won. Edward Everett. wile chortled every body
hers bet the "mitMal" Molitor of the "Literary" coins* in
the Cleamitution, angoesess his Wadies te make a Win.
tes toes throsili the Booth eat Ikethirem, agisepting.vart.
OW invitations to deliver kis whitens on Washington.
IRIS CITY RAILROAD.—The meeting on 'Nei*/
timing. of the cilium's favorable to the building of for
Brie City Railroad was tolerably well attended and eon
eiderable tamest imaalhieted. Pros the facto elicited in
refrms, to the preeent proepecU of the road it seem that
by a reasonable *Sort the wort may be anon troianoeseed
bad with a certainty of eosoodetloa. We are glad to noes.
any favorable ladies/dons in eaaneeticas with an enterprise
an important to this oltp_asid °aunty. Committees were
appointed to solicit oubeerlitlear and to prows the right
of way.
ININBLAUGHTIM—Aboat three weeks am there
vas e row on Passel' street. in which John List% the
keeper of Groesey, was swath on the bead by a brisk,
and fatally Woe & Ho lingered until Monday, when
he died. la the man tithe, as it was *eldest be amid
not more , , e, warrsat was lenseLsiad a nun Daiwa She.
buy who was suispeeteil .f havint'threnn the fatal
was arrested and atter a North, estnniltta4 toe th e A m ,.
Ire,vaderetanit the *widows against kiln is very streng—
th ethelnebre ladeed that Justice Craig 414 not dim it
math I. swept Mil o bat eoithsitted bias flelly far the tame&
The eit , aak. so we eedlerstassil !freaustaases, we se.
invoked sail Wriggly, sae we uese pildir Isw4esk
wet t. she piasipal as well as the abetkws at the Grim!
piii:Tbee Iblve eissoi lays sreheek ot en meth
iimake wits experienced to that vicinitron hiday after._,
ation l the k 3 led, at about 3 Vetoek. flt jarred many
littildings,gOme $ severely as to cause slimy Is the Finds
at the therthe.". In one instastes the Censer bas beard of
:book at w jarred} from a piano by be chock. The
jaui t a eiseritir eta minute, sad Val &need
ed -with a heavy rumbling sound, like that produced by
the passage of a heavily loaded wagon,. The Rana shock
lira Mt erPereetvith, and Mao at MAIN whitey u we
notice by the Espies., walls were cracked and chimneys
thrown down. It was felt here but very gli g htly—probably
not more than one in a hundred feeling it at ail.
Jack Frost, that "arch and terrible destroyer," is
4nroad almoet every night now, frolllzking among the
treesOstanipping vagetatioa. dad a right jolly dale he
if having, too; look, see how red the maple appears, bow
yellow the otteatarrt, and him brows tle oak arid the sib
—.all becitese Jack ha e hinted them ri ht before the face
sod eyes of the man in the cooon,!' Aye, a terrible
fellow is Jack Prost—he comes in the .night, but his foot
prints can be saga plainer and pielner every day. He
comes es the lit herald of the near approach of his grim
sad tyrant king, the frozen Winter.
oar The Westfield Aryls, announcels the death of John
Law, a rest lent of that town, from the accidental dis
charge of a pistol The CireurnstanceS are aa follows.—
Abot - 13 months ago, whsle living in Wisconsin, Mr. Law
had o'o , -0100 to make a joureey in a boggy, While 'Me.
tag along, hue whip fell to the ground., lie got oat, and
is stooping over to pick it up, a piet.ll which' he bad on
Ithperson, d.rcharged itrelf. Tha bell with which it was
loaded, entenng his right broad', and eoming out en- '
der the shoulder blade. If.. has been iniffeeing from it
since, with alternate expectation of fien', and regained
health, unui la.t ".tturdty night , When he expired. Mr.,
L. was well An wa here, And leaves many young friends'
who will ,inc•r••ly regret to hoar of the fatal termination
of the a••et ie•a r••l,t-ti
The erawl.,rd iksivec.it states that on Thursday
the 22 I m.t , 'Tr Fllenr I I, ,, lehridGl, aged 411, was (quad
dead n ear W 1 ;1,,,,r, %Varner's, some Nor Ishii.* east of Mead
ville. thtt examination, Mr. L.'s nick was found to be
broken, and his hes I sliichtly injured. It is supposed,
rum) the p nhich he was lying when found, that
he hn I fa, <n • .rl2-411 pile 4 .tanes and hit the fence
with his lire I, !.r.,lucing the fatal result.
ttfirt The vi.,!..rit Irina.; in th , ettrly part of isiat t weok
en..i.etl much lake•—and the gart was
the soser :t ,:xpertotteelthts .e. The sehquner ikr“h
M ti of this city, went on to the
rev( at 11 Pi Will wreck. Her cargo of
mat I. 111. • , •t. T . lO t.'nn 'l' L , P11, 0, ..1 to attedipting to
mike ttie It .rt ltut-ive.l r, went 4,01 ire on Tuesday of
the •Atne And 0 ipr a total 144 A. !le WEI' , own
el Lr
eti,iip.Atty vt:t-e• ❑ 111,t,, in l t n.ooo
?he E ,• a•htire at(' 'tune 104,4 ~ ling
L. rise I, r .a .re t.t.ilborn • A large nainber of
ve•-el- were roughly handled in the gale.
T.:t C an !ectur:/14 the '`stay at bump'
u , r . , -f it. p,rty , • "If ,$ thcr ilved in tliei days
01 a: , • 1: , •1' .I.au 0) WA: l ~L ntr 11 , re Ireeil Tens., or
tbo v vv I I al i• ../ CIA ''llo 0 1.4 a ratilleall
,4',“ • I '1) rn a.:•r a a-a w,th ut a ';'lrliggle."
W II I ! 11
We ark, tut land t think th.tt ~a lto4te 01;3 "m tay •iht
tiornr" portion the lt,p,ll.li,an party i+ 12 , , t oily correct,
but it ran woh mu it pr.pr...ty iglArgo ana•
j roy ,fth,.., wh hucar" election day,
e a ollA ii lato llf .pur .uhper,ber nnj
other. wou 1 ael, I taF u I,4ppen.ng in thaw
10 , 41114 e... IV., are t pty'...l the .xpense+ pogt.
me, Sa, to wbtett p•.ramt, may be Ntibjeeted to. E. ery
uem a. 11( to lop to merewAn the tutereit of & paper.
14itly,king urrr the 4E01%1 v rte f,r tioveranr, in
.eme e-untrie+ we u iii a ,I,•trirte where it must ho
.110eouraginA f. , r a In in t wt,, princi
ples %nu dorno , rati , . F•tr tl,-tape Itenzinger tow nsitip,
Elk , moty. Wilmot (I. Middle
: 4 1iittil8e' I t.Porn.',ll , . 11. , nr l'arlo.r MI-
mot 5 11 t Are ..10- dt•trwt- >' to that ran
brat the-e, we 13r1Lr fr , qn thou,
//LC • 1 I r Itcpulrano
carry l'onn.yl, at 'UPI , tu.,•tt.v, arc a. f Mow,
In l'onn-y1.4%,.t th. , 1•11tcor• I Tnt r,,to
MlnTp.4to th, loin , 4.4
C4l^ An e .r t• 1.1 I ov, I,ren .n the
m•utto, •u -t • '1 kittare, al 11•• et•untty (tor
prrl qUit• 1 tar ;“•y. .• 1 r• i• :1..t
a Muoratine
ap.l. h..ra, • zt, rd.. ••‘•iit
w
1.C.1. . !6r 1,4!
&b` It 00,11” that the In [be last t%.•er
the hot n the ' i named
"13 ewe. , 1 , 1 i Sndrlcr, nen, - OA • market place," ha! n
.10011 L/11.11.` 011/ ••• I/ /I rr.luiro uoy
„great tr,.;or,uity 1 , ti. .1
"Air- Ws nsties t6.rt th• r.. t• br to stuns and tes east,
west awl south •,) few flAkes, there
bas boon • les.ti app.•aranor of lee
tit. A child Ths I oal ~f Leboeuti, in '
this county, way dr••ndfully burned. last week by its
rletl falunz tir. , that a dted;r•,on 'trier
Dr Ja0k., ,, , ia , ii n I:•tlinr , Phyoician, will b. at
Brqwt.• , 11“ tel, to th, k,ty, . Sea hi adeertiae-
CM
—The Bank Of Lawrence . .eltlty, at New Castte, la now
to operation end bas .t.retily Televised it contiderable
amount of the 01 i Tor new Bank teems to here
the etanlidettee of the people is thtit vteiciity.
Ifie" iioiey'e iy' , 13—k doer not reach us now'
,What t•'the t,..ri '
Tho steamship I;ratiaiia, from New Orleans
the . ..loth, vi II ivana. the_ 14th lust , arrived
hero this morniug She brought 6356,000 to
specie, but it t new.' of i ut e r es t,
The Times of to day,' states that the British
government is ab iut seuellng a special minister
to the United States, empowered to settle all
matters in relation to C4ntral America at issue
between the two cluntries, and that. Sir Wm
OuvOey will pr?bibly be the man
A gang ot ?unshed Urn last night attacked
the inhabitants of St. l'hritotts street, who are
mofitly Irish, iii au indiserimin tie manner, killing
cue awl belly wounding a dozen others There
is no clue to the.asitassins or their object.
Gov. Ligon 14.4uei1 a
.proclamation this morn
ing placing Ow city under mArtial law, and or
dering out two divisions—ionic 7,000 men, said
their comm ending officers, who are ordered to
enrol at once and report for service, and hold
themselves in readitteis to preserve the peace on
Wednesday next, the day of general election.—
The Governor takes this step against the deci
sion of the Mayor, but at the request,• and on
representations made by responsible citizens
Considerable feeling was aroused this morning
by the proclamation There is great diversity of
opinion in regard to the measure, many consider
ing it justified by the existing circumstances,
while others look upun it as most unwise and
calculated to inervase tba< difficulties-apprehend
ed on election day.
Fritz AND Lois or tart: —We regret to learn
that the dwblling house occupied by B. G.
Hoover, on the Beckwith place in the north•west
corner of this town, was consumed by fire yester
day morning about 4 o'clock, and sad to relate,
Hoover, and one of his children, a little girl,
perished in the flames. We have not learned
how the fire originated. Mr. Hoover was a
blacksmith by trade, and VP .1.4 a hard - working in
dustrious man. He brmerly worked in Munson,
and subs,quently at the center of this town.—
He was between 35 and 40 years of age.—C/tur•
don Democral
We are informed that an alarming encounter
occurred yesterday in Franklin conoty, some
where between Chambersburg and Shippensburg,
on the cars of the Cumberland Valley Railroad.
Hon. Joe. C. McKibben, son of Chambers
McKibben, RN., Naval . Offeser,of this port, and
member of Congress from California,,met acciden
tally, is the car, with Isaac Craig, who is son.in.
law of Chambers Nleß . ibben, having marrieirthe
Alger of Hon. 3. C. McKibben. Craig is well
know to have incurred the enmity of the whole
family, by en irreparable injury that he commit
ted several years ego upon an unfortunate young
sister-in.lsw of his, who was deaf and dumb.—
He and kr. McKibben, of Calitorola, have not
met since then till yesterday. When they en.
eountered one another, pistols were drawn, and
Mr. Craig was wounded, but to what extent we
are not informed. There was a report that Mr.
McKibben was also slightly wounded, bat we
have not mamived any confirmation , of this r.
port.—PAil. Bulletin.
NEW YORK, Oct 49
lIALTimoEtE, Oct 29
%THU Vito3l IgEVANS
ARRIVAL OF THE STELZER PERSIA.
- -4.-
Niw Yoax, 28
The steamship Persia from Liverpool 17th at.
rived at noon today. She brings about 42441,
000 sterling in specie, and 211 passengers.
Breadstuffs at Liverpool quiet. Flour steady,
except (or inferiot qualities, prices of which were
'freak Wheat steady—red closed buoyant.—
Corn firm. Western canal 29(9,30s fki, Ohio
82(0335. Red wheat 'Flute ii9C493s.
Mixed yellow corn 376 rid, white -1163a42s
Provisions dull. Beef and bacon steady. Pork
and lard dull. Sugar heavy-2(93s lower
Holders pressing ou the market. Coffee dull
and lower. Tea inactive bul, firm.
Shipments of specie were going on up to the
departure of the steamer. Full &dykes by the
India mails were cheerful but had no news of
importance. It is raid that President Buchanan
bad written to the American Minilterti in Europe,
pledging the American government to support
international laws There ha been a large
arrival of gold from Australia.
The Spanish ministerial crisis bas ended in
General Miners forming a new cabinet.
There is a fearful financial panic at Vienna.
The banks of llolland and Belgium ( advanced
rates of discount.
Mr. Ten Broeck bad won another race at New
market, with his horse Belle. -lie was unani
mously elected member of the New Rooms, New
market.
Queen Victoria and the Royal fami.l7 had left
Balme;ral for the South A public reception was
given them at Aberdeen, where they were the
guests of the Earl of Aberdeen.
A Circular had been issued from the Colonial
office to the Governors of the various colonies
calling on them to look to defences of their pro
vinces, and not to neglect that reasonable amount
of warlike preparation, which it is desirable
should be everywhere maintained.
A report was current that the c hol e ra bad m ad e
its appearance in the village ut Stratford, near
London, and that within a few days 17 cares and
7 deaths had occurred.
litittruciAt, —A financial crisis had manifested
itself at Lisbon The populace were aissati-fied
with the salutary measures of the government,
and an outbreak was anticipated Robberies
had already commenced
Ausittt —The resumption of relations be
tween Sardinia and Austria way be shortly cx:
peeted The panic iu Vienna exchange was
frightful. The national loans, bearing 54e, in.-
tere-t, payable in silver, fe:l to 'qt.}
RUSSIA.—TiIe. Itus4ittu naval division fur the
Chinese waters had left Cronstadt. A letter in
the l'resse tear it is perfeeitly tru- that the
Russian vverrimont t f<part ^iz million
rubles for the rec rn-truetiosa of Sebastopol,
I although the treaty Puri.4 forbids the building
,;
t t ., ortication. It i t m a y b e easily
cludtel
IstqA.,—The Indian walls weal' received at
London on the Pith Accounts all concur in
prinouncing the pr , ,-pect- e f I 1,..• Europeans as
more (•11,., rtug
A het, Rrrt.uN —A taly pa- i• 1 through toe
city last evening from rhicago h, her home, in
the vicinity of New York, now desolatq by the
sudden loss of her hui-band They were at the
Tremont Ilouse to l'ifleago the night of the fire,
and h, , from eutio.ity, went to it, and when
lh ru, a. rushed undo" fulling wall S,
mutilated was he, that it vra. , only by soul, re - m•
nants of his el, thing that the agonized wife could
recognize him, wh , but a moment before was in
full vigor of manhood Their money was with
and was, we uthierstabd, ,ILstroyed The
almost heart brolteu, meet. Alai active
kludneNs from all pass her
free, and , ther+ are also at t. , otive , , hind
.1 , iiN BEATEN A r 'N osv:k;
Ti Aoh, has brought , )e/ r intelligence
of the ‘lOO rt ~f the .Itnerierto
at the great Cesarewitch race, by
which she w.O the stake of Sliyi(iti She won
by a length and a half The vietniy IS the more
remarkable from the fact that Priore- , ha, been
beaten at.veral tunes at the tidfereut race. in
England, and to such an extent hail her rtputa
fpn sulTered, that bets of I' to I were offered
against her Thia look , very touch as though
Mr Ten Broeek had then playing possum, and
leading John Bull on till he could get such heavy
oil Is and light weight, and then spring the trap.
We will see if this is ao when the result of the
next race Priore,a 14 entered for i- known
IN FAVOR OF SLAVEttY.—The Liverpool
T,m,' is out in favor of waking slaves of the
Ea. : 4 Indian rebels, and working them in the
Wt at Indies. chief reason it gives, is that
it will be imposaiblo to haig, shoot, w cut down
itni,oon of them—they sh.tuld, therefore, be re
duced to a life I,n_ horrible slavery Very
benevolent humane people, arc some of these
un•i.slavery English !
likoNß 131Ftw:k: —At Ifitebenekville,
, a few cc, -trice at n corn hu.kieg, 2041
bu,lick were busked, Wgiri, kiszscd, 3 "engaged,"
and everybody at Louie before 111 o'clock.—
ili.cbcockville-tnu,t be a wee Otte. , to live in
PILEAcInNo AND PRACTICE —The Post says
that a clergyman in New York, following the
practice of his tnintsttrial brethren. recently
preached a very uartitst discourse on the hard
tttnes, euf treing the duty of retrenchment and
economy Immediately after church the cotigrei
gation took him at his word by holtlin4 a met
lug at which his sabiry was cut down from kil,floti
to SOH)
SPECI OTI_CES.
To THE MILLION.— W ,f btu ,
after year of da l , .toly >n I nntirinz t.ueoeede•i
to t tW".• Artl •i, .upert Any 13 , ,F
In tile, An 3 tl L.. 1 It 1- int ) •n I •rta' ivery--rt.
a.lvertto hit lIA.r ••t t.i
been rowyletei) sa..,•:.•sful 1.1 ei....00,z 14i. •it ht. gray
larks, remuving dandruff, it,hiii,:, , anal,, it% It res
tores the gray-headed to more than the original beauty
t ,
vi
adds n•er lustre to locks already luzurus ; hang the
effect on coat se, h w•h h a ir t render it g 1 0.4 y and watery,
tastens permsnently hair that if loose or tat g, and many
other qualittee which will I.ec.man known as soots as
used.
The pride of mankind is singularly deselepei in the
keeping and arrangoment . of the hair; perhaps from the
fact that it is the ouly p•trtom of the human la•••ly that' we
can train in any way wo eho•sse: hew important then,
haring this portt••n lott t our •sr the; in • 1[1 , 1113 11,5 all
th moans science h.as pieced in •oir Ilan 14 to render it
beautiful and permanent. If y”ti would hive bOa.llartil
hair, gins , /
he.r. nth it, natural
hair. permanent
color elegantly pro4orvell t. extremo old ago, don't fill to
purchase (lair Rem. 0.'.;, -b,fy /our,. Stare
4
Sold to Erio by all Druggists.
JOY TO TOM N'OKI. U.—Th. cr....trot 11.oltral
Utoonrrry nr Us. th..l...rtiortn.rat hea.lo.l
rialttaltritro Gottntitiv I'rri4ritton."
frar'Nll Mitill'Ol . "4 14 1'N'Plilt6ltS.— RETIRED
LERGY /I A\, metotekt to health t n da ) .,
nanuyeass of gust narrow, oultertn i c, to ma (~ umj,e k nown .
the [(Wind of cure. read ,tke«, the f r wertpttotl Danl. Dl
rert the Itey. 'OLIN M. DAG Nr A LI., No IvA Fulton street, II rd•k
yn, N. Y. 3m2t2.
Ir.
A PEAFECT S Un.sTl TETE flat TIU EAI .v
-cur. LE.ECHIex A Nll 111.1.vTER s:
I , sTEAD of being a panacea for all maladies, It has control
...,..b., iiNli: MALADY-4111A but UN F: AN—Wetotripllotb.l
but ON C SIR Sili, to wit. ;it'lltu ...I IV rt. tae 41.010( DIMIAIIII--. hat.
ever be its tanujor krimalty—wt,th,r tot the head, throat, ebest,
abdohien, extremities or skin F.. ery form su intlussuitsesi i but
no other &move) is subdued br It no easily as fin, is eat oturtsiehe.i
by water. Is it asket , Aose at , tiire this •— simply by rrsimring the
lost balance between unite and 1, ..1uLt. Such is ita potency,
that lite ...teeing, rotatter, it regulece merely ri ti ..ibere to the
point of • quill dipped into a solution of it, to rot the entire
system.
ille. Of its i*tri nsie ralifie, ffis eiillglileoeil common it y, mod
nal the dieroveter. mut be the ilidg e -ess
PRIME CO: , T, 81,50 PER DRACUM—PRICF. 8.!, nit MtACHM•
Four months awn, thla mysterintis medicine nu submitted to
the tribunal of an intelligent public. In that short peniol, nearly
fell Uswillrial editors and polonaise,. tin the l . s., usassiss, British
Provinces and Ragland) have personally tesird or witnessed it.
ellicilmy la islif Linisimits, mod bate pronounced it timeliest
valuable medics! discovery Of this or any preceding sice. This es,
iiihtssissi jury of Re. Eundried ',pliable men, be their untliavini
verdict, hare given the As Uphisigiat I e. Salt an established diameter,
as will bs seen by the following brief 'struts:
Pros the /fork' Traveller.
oFa shish the yailairing testimonials from pablistiors, who re
wired the Salt In payment for adrrrtirioir, entitled to blew eon.
..d ration and more eoaddeeor. than tha metilloatea ordinarily
attialiad to advertised medicines."
Lima Ibsporter, N...—" The new medicine, the Autiphlosisti
Sal% is idly wortlne its way to popular furor in this city--tier
hag mined Pleurisy, km& at Blood loth, R• 44, Caiop
sod Brombitts."
ltosltitti4 woe.—" It lit a =Ft remedy for lade tun
Compittlota."
Mint.widis Amrssal. —" it At.‘110..11.n.%14,
Nem./ Ahlirrertreer, Mc —.Ali
derived the word Logielitial effect. fr ~,,, "
Pantamen Jon sal, ulitud
Itos exporienon, It a an exent4nt r"3""IY;
4a. wad ralpitattlno ter the Hemet— Latent ,
tt nod ere say tied ep.P4 th. ,
Jejsr.w.ttte DRlOstrdit,
Rbormathast, Bronchttis. Keysipelne and t
Neu
digriorekl ~ Ourj no.)
nur
raieln . ln nae_week.^
Philadelphia Homed, —" It u wro•iny rr r ,
Laster- Them Beiraer, 1161.--. It bai cur, Iles
sabiore Cutemintis Dissiais "
Weliserewslie nailer o.—" We know it suiet.o.,
Toothache, and :oval pidna—worieleg Weal!, t, w t
Another editor, by letter to Dr C. , says tL
are tieing it with great benefit, but unknown hi tr.
chute, whom they do not wish to elead
Another--' I have hewn • dyspeptic for 3 va st ._
A.
Salt four weeks, std am euthely eured "
A4I,tIIPT-- 4 A son of min., 110bAct of Pit,
the Salt one month, and le Sell "
Maryodla Draasansa. TINA.
Veneewetion and Misters.-
Ilseareelta Oiserser, fa rovers suiet I oaken ,
Jima, It to invaluable."
Pow-Oltriotteo rtaiet, Mu —"The ~ of
to the Head."
Western Clhromucte, Ky —" livery u
[nosily."
• Alma- F..aN.w, N.
deft."
.110.-ties P:trele, Isl.—"lt has been
iiegiAsehe •
Another ~ft tor, trr letter--'• (hie of our
It for Pleurmy arviNeertbarra, &wit. loa4 is
Another —•• It tot very popular with the i v h,,
Female. totnt,hturta.-
Another —" It is the lost rosto-4) 4
th. W..t "
4,, o tt wr - • W y e. ifo has long hpon alttouoi
tkw and n Lard Cough, Rh< has th„.,
mantle, and her routplasoh, .r wholly r ,.,-„„,„,
uother ~ f " , ir ph yttmao• t.,•• soy
(we ..r • Seuralgte tare eu my own too, r,
li e ... v ., fella wrought the cure. 1 told lano,
!}alt h ae done utast ho could aat to
Another.—"A child of rain. •tanger.,ou•
to ,iturkly rolled with the
Levu ileaster, --•• v, •
,Vemar* Dists, () ^lt I. a+,
Ilead.nehe,lotbizn. , l Eyn, snit ratarr , ••
„Oyer,. and as , say, .rmtnio., of Li.
Anoth-r, by lettkr ad. , r . :'
the Womb land di•triniaing VII.. •
Another—" Our to.o r-I.•rk hal La! tL. -I.e„
as ,l only on- and •
larnilv wan curl •„
toot."
A n„Lher_o A a aße. l Ka.tehm.sn. •
1..1 , 41 of the V ...Del *al of 14 y. 41-1 tam,4l,, .Ith ob.
half"
A hot b,r A oaae. d Cb,. atu In a
padavra Nrvissosi, N. r - n
%is rao.t .1/
Salt Htteatal
All - ergo+ Go .v 4 .111 0 4..14
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maw.
• R. 101.1 I'ra/uremia —•• We oar I WM% 4 •
tfr.l them.. •ertheta, under ‘•
I Lan t...ual ounnidoration
r -r- VI btl. uiant 11 ,, strum-ntairt,
and 1,111-1,140 n foutdir, ?tr nrdortn, .„
tun- ass/ " th.•
tn. ••at• , zlott tit. I"...rnu
tt‘t r• :In hs , atart Acute package., and th e
etag,.l.",c cue., LI a.. ellt\n‘c yap loa.e. It
to du—nn More. un I. , a—tqtruat:rts faulr
trivia air orter.al earl roarottrolhalractsmar
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