• • MB 'TannMal Illamlin. . , The foliowing Uctiou - nt of. a.' visit- teilie house of HannibalHandivafferdica vivid idett_of the siMpleUfatle of life usual with, the future Vice President Or. United States: . "Having bad . business to coil the to - this cityil - thoughti would ride down the river to ll:under' (about five miles,)' auslpurchuse - acarg,o of tannin for a cus, tohier (a, Qualter,) antlat the,Saban time call upon niy old friend, Ilantlin. After kttorking: - hi plain- and 'comfortable lehking`jpecinten. - Of a farmer'scdaughter came ti the-doors and, said Is Senaterliamliit at homer--- 'rho answer 1;ie• is . ; - bUt. riot in the house:at' this. time.' Yanked-fashioni says :r, ( W.hgie is tie:,?' ‘Duirit iu the - field' g w,the reply-;,. ; 'Showuie the ; way, - Said I. go - sooner said than dode,aittl - there I found-our distinguished friendutivork. SitOself 'had:Soni- a. fine . - looking . young, mrOa r i' Were' gaihering - kou, notienbt, - :'_have often heard . 'of ;Yankee pntn Pkin pies, , and 'doubtless :eaten - them -These were-grown. atiiia Li- field of corti, which we are sorry to say;ls'rathe.r light this year. in Maine especially. 'He had no other help, and with a fine" little farm of only ten'acres- of tillage land; be' told me he yearly-raised more.than sniff. cient for all his use, and for ten Tears lutd always had corn left overto sell-from ten:to twenty bushels; bnt, this year he thoUglithe should nit. Ile had his lam ily'horse.(a good one) in a Common farm wagon; just drawing the last load of pump kins. All his harvesting ig done, except bis - corn. lie had a lame back that day,' froni the effects of carrying his wheat up! sfttirs to his7ranery ; it was all cleaned up, and looked finely. rte had his ground plowed and subsoiled• - togethsr with a large manure heap, in good shape, tirade from the , Waste earth and *luck, Some other additions, with a few casks of lime added: Be has his cranberry bed, and all the small fixings, such as ag.nod poul try yard, fine lings, &c., while'for dinner every article upon the table was grown upon this snug little farm." From Forney's Press. - A Pure Douglas lbectoral Ticket. • answer to a . multitude of : letters (irhieh'We are utterly unable to publish), detuabding a pure Douglas electoral ticket in this State, pledged turaiust the Disun iOnists, headed by Rreekinrigde and Little, we are authorized to state that Richard J: Haldeman, the Democratic Com mittee, appointed by the regular National Demiieritoc - Convention, will under in triactleils -from that Committee, address leifers :to ..the different' candidates for eleattlra; appointed by the Reading .Con voritiotidemansditr, of them an explicit anaWer;-Wheihei• tricy.aro in favor of 'the Oornitiation 'of Douglas , CLad Johnston, for President. And Five President. -•If. they bhall'refuse to answer,,or shall answer iu faVei of. the Distutionists; then their EittrieiWill be stricken NM the run, and uthers-Substitilted . .. 'We are also desired' to state that it is intended to call a Dem- L4a'atie State Convention—whether a del eo at:UT Li a . ma3s Convention hereafter to liedete,rtuireci—which body will proceed t 6 till any Und•all vacancies on the elec toral ticket. It ousiie to gratify the Merida:orJudge Douglas to know that Itimaelf, cordially sustains the policy . Of having no connectioti,direct or indirect, tt+iili tine Disutiioniats;' that le • desires abeire-all. and most of all; to maintain the htiaitiun in Which lie .has been placed by his:reeurd and his uoininatinn, and also that.he can enterinto no coalition with Diatinionists in the free States, who in- suited Sand degraded-those !,zallaut men in thi 2 Sunthern States now fighting fur the Natio - nal • Democracy, aced for the old -faihietied :principles: of the. Democratic riakty`,!.agaiiist a banded oligarchy intent . ttldne upon the destruction of the Union; No TIi:UE FitIEND bOUGLAS in Penn sy4vciaia, or elsewhere, can touch an elee -ticket iclaieh contains 7q)012 - it ° the single mime of a s ßeeckinridge Disunion iit. Eee r n Vile out of the twenty•seven eleetdri would disgrace - a Douglas ticket, priciScly as a single drop of subtle poison threilen into,a goblet of pure and crystal zociter'ntigllt the whole' 4 deathly Humors of the German Press. 2'rcinsiated for the Potter Journal 'At i.supper lately. given_. to printers, the following toast ivas given by a scholar oflGuttemburg : Woman l—the nicest work of creation; for, as the _edition is very, .arse, every wan ought to bmie a copy of it 17 Agreed :lint the only ob jection we have is, that of this very work there are at presebt too many volumes, iu niariet - exhibiting but a gilt edge and *irk vel,:ipe.=-1 9 11 1 / a . Fre& Presse. .. • . ..DEMOCRACY—At .the North, to vote the ticket without asking if the candidate will stand by the platfurth—at the South, to consider negress by day a". chattel," and, at . night tt." human being."—ibid. -,.141tt,5,:-HattuatJati, - -tvho has for three gars .publibbed a neutral paper 'at Lex: isrtbu, - 110., called the' Citizen's Ad ieTtiser has been driven Awn the tOwn , auit:his-printing oilleellia.s probably been dontroyed.-f. -I'lr Harbangh has arrived at, St. Louis, and publishes a card .detailing the -facts.; : Ha says. that . in the issue of Fridal.niiirtniv, the 6th inst., he inserted the natusi ofthu Republican candidates fai President and% Vice:President, and underneath re:narked as follows . : -"We lisaiet- the names of our candidates for President and Viee-President. this wern- IK l tti)4 4ill Ore oar reasons for this sy, te-ruerrele!" Eliertry after theculi. tom ,A - 14 :;l iwit.edlstel„v - after . „ the city edition had .been - Rarbaugh was , waited upon: by - Soine - g, eeti,of the strongest' pro•shivery, naeriin the,etTuiaty;-Who:deronied :,14na.„ : 01 - th§ publisher, of a paper.:thatonjuredl'ad dange ,red. - their slave property. Old-do:der 'ed - their &tenni - nation that - - the4aper should never :appear Lexington, either as neutral or. ~Republican'; that lie should _send away his office . before or : they would throw-it into the ilier.and. i that he would have to leave the city : fouler peealty:of.personal violence.., They then seizra on ,the' edition : of, the paper just ready for mailing, declaring that ,such a I _paper should - never be sent from Lexing- Tithunus STEVEN s mid, in Congress, when ' appropriation ' . for • a 'Jail ' , was asked, that- .Washingiou was a;.:,panper upon the nation : " We make their sewers, and every thing. else, and we feed them, in - order that, - at the opening of a session, they may.come here and hiss if Freedom 'is mentioned - . Before 1' Will .vote anything, not absolutely necessary for this- town, they must . - reform their manners. I shall_ vote ag4inst, this. whole . appropria tion: I should hate to starve thud,' hot if they get St) - leano.hatott the opening of the session;' they eatinot bowl or hiss; so much the -better.''._ '7lp ItittrrjapaL COUDERSPORT, PA., II)111Wpif smy T. S. CHASE, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. apt kiitl iid;cfi-,-ISGO. . -FOR PRESIDENT. • ABRAHAM LINCOLN, I= FOR VICE-PRESIDENT. HANNIBAL HAAILIN, [SEM • - PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. . . Saxes POI:LOCK, Senatorial, , litmus M. llowE, , Reprrsentatire.. • DIST. • . • DIST. 1. Edward C Knight. 2. Robert P. King.° 3, Henry Buruni.. 4. Robert 31. Foust. 5. Nathan Hills. —7 .John 31..8r00ma1l 7. James W. Fuller. 8. Levi B. Smith. ' 9, Francis W. Christ 10. David Mumma, Jr 11. David Tnrgart. 12. Thomas R. Bull. 13. F. B. Penniman.. 14. Ulysses Mercur. 15. George Bressler. 16. A. 11. Sharp. 17. Daniel 0 Gabr: 18. Samuel Calvin. 19. Edgar Cowan. 20. Wm. lll'Kenutin. 21. Jo. M Kirkpatrick 22. James Kerr. 23. Rieh'd P. Roberts 24. Henry Souther. 25. John Grier. roll."GovExon, - ANDREW G. CURTIN-, OF CENTRE,. COUN,TY TOIL effiCG,RES, HON. JAMES T. HALE; I= COItRiCTIoN.-7 - We last week an• flounced that a Rcilublican niass meeting would be held at Oswayo village on the 15th of August. -We made a mistake— it should have been at the - Toll Gate at • Eleven Mile. We, regrel the mistake, and hope that the friends of Ticedotu will take some pains to give publicity to this correction; and we , also hope that they wiH zealously urge thcir.friends and neighbors to attend the meeting. We believe township meetings .to be much more effective .than large County Mass meetings.- -A";J*— Mr. Joseph Gales, of the -Wash ingtou National Intclligencer, died on Saturday evening. 'Though an invalid for some time, his death was sudden and vueipeeted at the time. I.le was the senior editor of the Intelligencer, and in the 76th year of his oge. We desire to call the attention of the Republicans of -this Borough to the fact that the delegate 'meeting will be held to-Morrow, acd that they should all be there to assist getting good dele gates to .the County convention next week. The voting will commence about o'clOck; and the sooner you-vote, the sooner you will knew the result. We hive received the first num ber of the Clain Times: a new Republi can paper just started at that place - by Gano.& Fay. Its mechanical executien is very handsome; and its inauunral and other editoriali (L. M. Gano, editor ? ) are able and to the - Voila. It is we believe, the only Republican paper in Cattarangus county, and - ou - ght to be well sustained, as no doubt it will be. The Times has our best — wisbes.. - ler We understand that the County Committee are making arrangements to hold a Republican meeting here on Tues day afternoon and evening of Court week, They have already written to several prominent and distinguished speakers, and will glia , doe- . netiee of , the meeting when they . get replies fromthose persons. Wo learn that both Messrs, Orow and Curtin' have signified their willingness to speak here whenever it would not conflict with the appointment made by the; State e :Awn Wee for thew. rar*Tlip."46adyillel?? littl , ficati•-• roil= tivelj;,,asserts that Baron Rothschild "siai at Jamestoirk:l:l.lY:, recently, looking after the interests of the Atlantic ;:24 Great. Westein If he wail trliat hit?. fl.""-TheareKean Citizen, week before . last announced that that was its last Tub; Hendon from. Sreetliport, and that it will be trataerred.toiShippen, where it will soonibeiasued as an. independent . paper:: We fear that. the wealth-enfoying dreamt, of our aeighboi trill 'eta be fealized at the embryo city - ---as there is some: talk, that the Commissieners to locate the 'county Seat'of the new 'County:of CaMeron will fii•it at Brook's 80, or First Fork, which will take, the wind all out of the Shipper]. sails. We are of the opinion that' the Citizen has Made-a ciand Mistake in em grating, ns it Will be a long . tiMe the people of Cameron:can aiford -- lttile same amount of support it.was Kebeiviog at . Smethport. BUt (!-Y business,: perhaps. • _ , k • , ally given from Twenty ! five _ll - undred Three Thousand Democratic tuajority-r: her voterS:beingin good 'pert of foreign birth. In . 1856, - Milwaukee County (containing a email rural district beside the City) gave—for Fremont, 2,708; J Buchanan, 7,1-88 J Fillmore, 25 ; Buchnn= an over all others," 4,365.. Special l Eleetioia for City Treasurer was held on the 18th inst., and John H. 'resell (Re:- publican) was-chosen over Vim Banat back (Douglas, Dem.) by 932 . majority. Every Ward but two gave a Republican majority. The Free Deniocrat says that the Cerinan-born citizens to the number of Two Thousand' have renounced Sham Deinocracy and come out .for. Lincoln. We mean to be liberal; biit ,the majority for Lincoln in Wisconsin' must exceed Twenty Thousand.— Tribune. GENthilL BICKLEY has published an addresS to the Knights of die Golden Circle in Vir-; ginia and other southern States. They are ordered to repair to their encamp= pieta in Texas, by the 15th of September.— The address says that Texas, through her cit.= izens, bas raised money and material to the amount of s4ns,ouo, and appealstto her Sister southern States fur contributions. The object is declared to be to Americanize and sonthernize . texico, looking to the estab-: listinent or a. southern.conftideracy. Such a course is to be Miceli as will not violate tho neutrality laws, the Knights going into 31exi co ns emigrants, and becoming bona fide enS, under,-it is. sa..d,- the Alsxican sanetioM The order is represented, to . Janzulter 50,0(0 members.—Exehanye.. . take . caze of the niggers and burn and tail) "the abolitionists the whole Southern chivalry are gone off the " southOrize ,Mexico ?" We advise the K. G. C.'s to make a demand on BM. chanan and Floyd for the .U. - S; Army to take care of your interests and children (both colors) while you are off on put , patriotie errand. The "abolitidn " lionS may . " come down on your folds keep your eyes open. - Douglas a Slave Holder, It appear, upon good authority, that .Ttulgo Douglas has alwayi been a slave-owner, holth ing slave property, like Many of our business men do real estate, in ,the name of his wife and children. The attention of, Free-Boilers had better be' directed to this_ fact, kefore they give away their. right, of elective fran' r . chive upon a false pretense:—City Journal. It appears, also, that the JUdge is trebly a slave himself. He is a:slave to demagogueism, to his own opinion of hii greatness, and to the fasbiontible.roanner of-committing suicide by The fact: that he is a slaqholder will. Serve as en_apology : for the other facts, as they are synonyinous couditious, general 7 lv. . Judge Douglas is not only a slaveholdev by virtue of his first wife:and her chit- . dreo, but l•is syMpathies - and idasiminis are ail w;th the system of Slavery. He makes 'a yearly pilgrimage t.o• his ..SlaVe plantation in MiSsissippi,. and receivo r s, the animal dividend from the products Of his.slavee- labor=and so often as he thus far-gone-for that purpose,, bo has alS i o sung peaus 'Of-praise to the beaUties of the great-American harlot: Ile is - now reap ing his reward for his songs,in the shape of curses from her jealous devotees. - • Heir, James Y'. a les. We heartily cbucur (says the - Muncy Luminaqn. in the, suggestions of our co temporary olthe Letristoteu Gazette, as expressed in the following artiele, and ac tiordifigly raise_to the head of our paper to.day, the name of our preserit represcu tative iu congress, Hon. James T.•Halc, as - a candidate for ie•electiou. Judge . Hale has wade an' able, independent and fearless Representative, and has done nit eat in his Congressional career, in con flict-with the expressed sentiments of the people of the District, who eleoted him by an overwhelming majority two years age. He has abandoned no position then an noubeed as. his rule of action, on the questions then and now agitating the pnb. lie mind, but has faithfully_ awed by his principles :endorsed •by the people who crave hint their suffrages, and it would be suicidal to•thinl; of anything else than his the day. Wile Cert . :ll4MS of a Canteree meet, ing is, deetned nebessary,.th-giyeniiaitilue to n ri ei; and Wet; eel •;;have' noidmilit of -his ieelectioit liy; a large - tnaz jority, .The, .following, is the quzittes atticrei:--• - PRtLIMINATiIi MEETINOS.-11l our opinion it is desirable that an eans - day shouldjbe 'flied forl the nicothig of -the Congressiciiral egofereS; So:t4t the 'caa didate-=-:Who-: will - no be' ...nudge Hale-4will be "ebablell :to .spend a few days before 4 the 'election:in_ each conicity of this "district it is- probable, loWever, he May have no•lo ppositionwhatever E and in that' case ,we would euegest, be *Well to-re-noniinatelial.withOtit the formalities. of a conferee imectin'ei - 'elther by the i .editors o .the district' or .Ib9 the countyjrneetineo So far as Miffliacpuit ty is , concerned,lno one else isthought or spoken; of, and we therefore propose. to our brethren of ilic.preis at once tor.put hisup i name aOthe. candidatefeelini assured . that in cluing so we but respond to the !universallSentinent that a better • man..or More able representative, could not he'isccured.- ; - ' . • • . Weicheerfulnit- give our endorsement 'to theinbove plan, 'and accordingly we place .the name-',of :Mg& Hale_ at our mast-bead and accept him as :our Candi date' 'The' piari - is good one, and is pow endorsed by theneeding papers • of, four counties in the district—Centre, Lyeeining anUthis county,: and. will no doubt be very i- acceptable - to Sullivan counts. The shock Haven.W<ctthm an I • objects' on the ground of -" party disci pline," and at the same time admits that it knows of no oke Else who desires' to be a candidate against ,Judge Hale. '• The IVatanyin's . objr..' l alai-is' far fetched and self answered. We are in favor of "par ty discipline." when necessary but as there seems to he no, person aspiring to Jude • supplant Hale at this time, we think there is • nothing 'demandiria 'the 0 exercise of " ' We do' not helievel in hceping the army On' a war tooting,in time i 'pf peace; and, further- more, we thirl i that the unqUalified len dorsement of dge Hale for reelection by • - the entire Republican press of the dis trict will conduce more to his strength than otherwise: Some even tltitik -that he will have no opponeqi, - - but'-we believe • Gen.-Skinner, of Lyconiing,- trill be the Detnoctatic-candidate. .But let wliti‘will be the eaudidate, ire bare - no fear of Jude . ejlale being defeated. • ...iir Pusllcatlovits.c.,- 7 Lidlra I TUFTS FItONI THE ..;kI.I.EIIA IES i 'by litanhuxii C. Witithrr. 12' nio., efoth,(pp. 226; price $l. New SiOrk : M. Di 0- - lady..)mblisher,l49 Walker St', 1860. For sale by M. W.-3btnn, Coudersport. , .Mrs.i Mann has - placed , a copy of the above entitled .b'el: .epon. our table; We noticed', 2i-in • t ress several Weeks,since; ; and itSI matter at . d.the manner in which it is.go:Acii up disappoints us i only as to the -localizntion *of Its descriPtionswe had looked fi:r On :txolu . sive treatisel on l'- - ' I • - . on the mosses qf Potter and . Allegany, I but instead we i get an account of On ex cursion down O l e Allegheny and through the CattarauguS Iteservation. -We arc I not, however, disappointed . in the - peen= liar excellence of the book—it being de: scriptive; witty . and logical, in.a freedom of thought and e4pression thatwould give interest. and pliisure to the readers of more, pretentiousworks .of - its' class.. It 1 - contains fourprtiSe essays entitled respec tively, "Into the Woods;" "Tile Nature . 1 Oure—fer the Body;" 6 The . Nature-Cure —* the Mind ;1" "The Perfection of the Natural"—(read before the Teachers' As sociationbere his t foll ) ;—beiides . about ! -I0 original and .exaellent poems—une of • • r• • which, " By . the- _Mississippi," .a titmlve • - • r . month cr so sicce graced the leolunies of 1 the .J 43 URNAL, 'As we hope t•O have time I to revidir ,the W , ork at leisure ere 'long, and transfer 'sonic of its choice!" tufts" to our -columns that our reader's may. ace , their% beatitiesve will for the - present take le ire of on Potter Comity author ess ..bYgiv - iiig, •ntire her characteristic preface, which 1. as follows :..!, i "'Somebody sa s that "A Cathedral would hardly hold my acquaintattees- . -rthe pulpit would ftheonnuoil to my friends. 7, This vol ume, with my complimentl, is addressed to the Oath( drat falb--tolhe few in 'the pulpit it is dediehted witlithe loth of Til4 AifTTICIR. - - - • We 'hamlet, however forbear layinr , the following information •as to the signifiea, tion of; the names of our beautiful river before I our readers, by making another extrail: ;I *Wei were on the .outsitle"of 'enrve, just above jetutuison' Bend, and 'could see a long panuranta of invtited hills and woods done in crystal - far- up and down the Beatitiful —for the Seneetts;continue the name Ohio r or rather : 011e-yu, ori'lleautiful River ' up to the very head of the 4llegany, which: is a:name they never applied to : the riVer.....! • 4 ' I-have heard,l - thong,h I do not know-on what authority, that Allegany signifies 4 11ead of the Nighty.' If it does, it is an allusion to tte modutains - of r that - name, froth which so many t'Vers rue:' 1 - TEACHINGS OF PATRIOTS AND STATES-. MEN or; the FOundera of thp flepublle. on Slavery. By EiaA B. Ouse, Esq., 12 mO., rip. "49.5 . price $l. , J. W. I.lfadley, 48 North Fourth st l ., Philadelphia; 18C0.' above' Work has been sent tp us by l'the,,publishorS! - - pritited rip the usual .style of:hastiiy - 4ndllfespiyiOt,'-irrt — I l i'orli.s,land is rather ori the,seasiatioty Plan, to sell rapidlyand . p:ay: ,z." .T, - The work hi- a entnPiiatiiiii*OT the OPiti: ions of • northern . dougif= fa- 4 the subjeCl:S4Sliiiery , ..and ter-V. - excludes any opiaienszadverie, Le the propagation of the curse of `Our country The author,---(formeriy, and ,perhaps_ at present ; editer of n dernooratic paper in Luzerne county, this-Statein his pre face diselauns partisanistu, while his work takes the-there° er o ,a labored. e fort to Prove the •correetness lint-justice of the principleS of' the Dred Scott. deei-. Bien, and to coinhattl c dootritiei of the non-extension of Slavery... • TIM LIFE OF SAM HOtJSTON, the • hunter, atriut, and Statrstpaulof Texas. (The on lp authentic nietrioir,istliim ever tublislied.) Illustrated; duodiatuli; pp. 402:, Evans, ptibliSlier, 439 Chestnut st., Price with' gift. . • - • • . The above is, got np' in Evans' ,usual stYle, and is a well wzi4ten biography of the obi Texan. It will be . sent by 'mail to nay post offibe in the United Statds, on receipt by.the publisher of the price and 21 cents to pay postage: - Evans is a lib eral bookseller, a .4n. vin away the nine of every book he sells. . THE LIFE OF THE EMPRESS JOSPIIIN."E, .•.; Wife of Napoleon 1., by ()usu. -B Jimmy, Aathor ef life of '" Col. 'David Crocketty" " Cul. ,Daniel etc.-,• with a splendid. portrait engraved on'steel. One Vultsine,l2. cloth, 377 pages. Price- • $1;00. And upon receipt. oflitc Price, with 21 cents additional for postage, a . copy • of the Book, together with a handsome pres - cut, worth.from 50 cenls to $lOO. will be 'sort to any address in the United St i atei. We hate also received, a copy, of this, workfrom G. G. Eva It is Written by B. Hartley and I on' comparing it with other works embracing its subject, we finditzeherally correct: It will be sent, with a-gift; on the: same terms as 'the life-of Houston. 131 CEWOOD'S EDINBURGH 31.:G-AZINE: No. is37—American Edition Vol. LI. No. ; July, 1800. L. Scott 4, Co., re-publishers,. 54 Gold street, New -York. $3 per annum. . Co:XTENT . B.:L.The Seiire History of the Russian Campaign of- 1812—Sir Robert Wilson; Captain Spek4's Adventures in Somali Land—part Poetry ; The Royal Academy and o' her. Exhibitions-; Norman Sinclair: An lAutobiograplip— part VI. ' • .Ati Election in France ;• Erin ' flys :Theßefortu Biltaud the Tory Party. • lIAMPEWS NEW MONTIIIX MAGAZINE; N0..:121, July, 18GO.- Illarpert lirahers, Newl - ork ; 2 63 a year. ;- , • PONtEriTB :—To, Red River and. Be. yond ;ijohn Bull in Japan; The Battle of Ben - nib - glen —A OT 'Vermont; -Before Breakfast ; The Cruise of the Two Deacons, io * Eight Chapters; Jo Daviess, of Kentudky ; Two . Portraits Henry Gil., bert; The Courtship ofSusan Bell; Black Tarn; The Four Georges—l. George the First; ;Monthly Record of Current Events; Literary No:ices ; Editor's Easy Chair; Our Foreign Bureau; Editor's _Drawer ; The Dol-gal History of the Omnibus Rorse; Ea.shiobs for August. • Codells Lady's Booklias . at, last found its way to-our:table—a cpsicleratuM long wished' for. It .is . f"ft.l.e queen of tbe monthlies," truly, beit.g. the acknowledged organ of every lady of taste in the coun try. Godey knoWs boxil to cater. to 'the ladies' taste, and he has the energy and tactlo,;inake that a successful speciality. The ligelys Book has no equal in its Edibroldery, Fashion; or Cookery depart- Mots,' while its Liternture is . cifthe first class in its kind—morali spicy and in structive. The July, innd August Nos. nn* before us' are; either of theni - Worth the year's .subseription fur, the -receipts they give 'for preserving fruitS, while ? these receipts are plain and economical, adapted as well to the Poor -as the rich. We will furnish rho La4;1.5 Bobk for $2 a year. to subscribers of the JOURNAL— it being a $3 magazinel . The osetui-an nual voline . OmOtponCedwitli July. and the baCk numbers can alWays be ebtained. Miscellaneous News Items. „ Its lIANNATI TIS:/i.).:R. of nidiSol3, being insulted in the depot a: 'La Crosse, the other day, - broke 'pitcher over the paltroon's headl'and then whip ped liiih with a rawhide Until he fell on bis-knecs and begged foil tinny, "Ann " and " Soft," , petrifaations and embryos met at Schenectady - , Dr. Y., and nominated Sam Holston and Coin. Stoe's.ton for the Presidency". and: -Vice; Presidency, and then e brdlie uP in a row. The tragedy 'should have been played be foie the farce. - 7. TIIE wreck - of the - ill-fated steimsbip Flungariap, as she lay below:Abe. outface was sold to two Yarmouth, men;for - $l4,- 000, and in about six weeks they had re-, covered,_by , diving. goo& to the value of nearly Bso,oo, - They are still at work t,o her, and expect to make a fortung by the speculatioa. A - I.OIfIItSiOIIDENT ,writes us .that=,a candid eiamination. ef -the itrospects in _ Fraulin - County, Pennr.ylvania, - show:a Mat give. more than $OO 'majority. for Lincoln: This estimate is based on a knoiviedge. of the , numliers whop..- have changed from bogus Demooracy la Re publicanism. Equally promising predic tions come from other parts-of the State. —Tribune. - , • • TOE-Alkrce Pcestdontiat tickets lore'tit64iNile:lo . e tike' rerbs . -441 ( IrreiTurat,anly De,feetice. Line e i t ; latqlfie6l4o:ldice , irregulai, ep d lif ilnee -' - bolt _of Fitzpatrick, d e 11.4inVicati9 'tbe," and "do;" the" - , Denco4acy--Voth Win ~nup tienably egfcr." ' - : A MAm.N.E £Oll. Sr:INNING nlifciiinp for (his- purpose las h tt ceritud and_ pidented by Adam Et of4erusalem, 4ong . ,llilaiid• The tifie American says, "itilitS• 'Wen eullft'estedt,tand is found to perk werkin. manner 'much More and-preferable than—wben- done i tt dinar} , way; the flesh- uoi and di.seoloresi,43 usually . is thee*, , . A .corettEsrollptsr, - who attended Baltimore BemocKatTe - Potireinian,il the following as., retaarli .nude hearing by one of the, Belegafft; ul tl sartin sure thing that Abe, Lideola cussed hard nifr to crack ; and only tietntuyeinli tilarch shoulder to shoal one - -sliliti ielauks and.as onc.unit', Tying ihr sledge•liaiinner of jackto n niot:raey,.-they never can crack him boW. , ` - THE fellocrin t ,i7 - are'of..the . teri to of el utiims .adopted by , the Republicans the CleevetitiOp Which- potninated -- F. -Pinter for reilection•to Cooress: ITlyTeas, 31r..Potter, brhis 'courage, thorough discharge of all Pryor engagern( has Lirought into disrePlite-the harbarout termed the .ducl/o, and . .has done more any other anon to place Tree discussion Congresi beyond the control And swayer'. tots and blisdgeons,-therefore,, • Resolved, That we call upon. our brat constituents-yo• unite with us id. norainnti: by acclamation, for our next , Remsentai the Hon; John . .l?: Potter. • WHAT: TILE DIVED .- SCOTT- CAR the•l9th vol. of- Ron Reports p, 395, it is stated that thP pretne Court of the United States di in the Dred Scott ease as follows . 3d. ek hat a right to take him: into the, Territory . tlity.article of pro) which the Constitution of the Uni6l States • n izes- - as property." - 4th " The Constitution•of the United St recogiriz.es 'stares .as property, and pledger Federal Nouernuicntio .PISO . TECT IT. .1 ed Cr greys can riot exercise' . any :mbre nacho over that description -than it may eon tiopally exercise-over property of any kind." To this BOTM DEMOCRATIC Parties 'agree lIELPER: IN TUE prt good " sell" was perpetrated in the Ile the other day - by some :of its meth' who professed to have just returned the Senate, and asked every one the if they had '," heard oft.he exeitemei the Senate:' ; " The . greateit excite of the season—far ahead of the HI affair," continued the reporters. * what was it ? " - eagerly irked the, "Thy," responded.the relators, '- s jt plc .- chaplain of thn Senate was op With prayer; : arid Er6t as. farZintk thou amour lielpir i ti) the autazet of the Republicans, every Dentoot Senator. drew his knife, and claimed in a loud voice, 'Where is he I Teas, the hardened:pirate, was, e euted last- Fridayon Bedlo's Island it harbor of Few York e :lndio sight . of 000 persons, who had chartered - s ye to con.Vey them to ' the ne i gliborlo, The identical oyster sloop, whose caps and crew her had .murdered, was- lyit immediately before and a- sailor said to have been on the top of thet waving his cap, and shoyaing in triet at his execution. These Vessels' lea with. the roughs' of New York,. were terwards to' run as an . escort to John Heenan and ;Jack McDonald, hisser( on the grand entrance into New Yoe . What'a spectacle this presents, coati with Edward Everett's defencenf A. icaninstitutions !—llitsburg 'journal TILE Hon. - Henry Foster, De: cratic candidate forCrovernot,ls-to way of - lo'sing the confidence of both In of his party. Ile 'is . said . to elite strong Douglas proclivities, which tiers him Obnoxious to' the 13:Tahiti men. Ile is further said to favor the tion of the majority- of 'the State Count tee, in - proposing Oat the Douglas' rif should. vote for thn Baecklaridge "' unionists," (as They are called.) oo . 'SeVeral'of the 'oda organs. of the Douglas party fake' ace tions to this,, and Say,that it• will -. Foster at least fifty thousandkvotes State.: :The i'resa: in .reference to 31 Fosters cau 6 rse, says that "iu a erisislr this, no clarible - detlin trnd no-ev silence will be supported—by the • Del cratic masses."; . l'ILE:_Hon. John. Hickman 'of - Cho! County, Pa., bii intenti to - take - the stump for : Limolo and Curtin. lie is. announced' to at .grand Republican mass meeting Westchester, 46:FP:lay. week. Lie if eloquent and powerful. speaker, .aril posures of President Bue.hanan's.ti erimandeorrtiptions will be .mool , . We. understand - it. is - 3‘..14 .min's intention to-'makes • n tour of Western States.duritig Live - eamPalg° , ' nddivs meetings yibet-ever•possible. tbe.iirsent-Teque,st. of 'Francis P. Ile. has 4i..opsented to visit .help Pia Republienns,along.in their ot fight in thrif. - State:._ - 'gr...llicicinau speak in- Pbiledetphid Abe. eyenipi the 24tli'ipitt-7 EVERY GI . TIZB a g' F Li -corn T Y► On:the innva• of Self-pita iVane)outht to be a .Subscri ber to the 3,4SI);RNAL. It is 4 tbe. *ray Fait: publAhed iR the Doi%
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