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THURSDAY:
January 10th, 180G.
Voiv ami Then.
We tliis week lay bcloru nur reader:
the last Annual lessnj:e of Governor
Curtin. It will be seen that lie out
Herods Herod in radicalism.
A little less than a year ago Andy
went to Washington. The ostensible
object of bis visit, it is said, was tn
procure for himself tbc appointment as
Jlinistcr to ono of the foreign courts.
Leastwise it may be relied upon as be
ing certain that " our Andy " was en
(icavoiitii: to got iuto " the ring " of
Executive patronage, for upon bis re
tnrn to Pennsylvania, in bis Message of
the 30th of January, he says :
" 5'y uuiforiii course during the late
war was to avoid the discission of the
.Ihile irWin her a hearty sun-crt to I
National authorities in all their nieas.
tires to suppiess rebellion. I shall con
tinue to puisne t lie same course during
the embarassnients necessarily connect
ed with the entire ic-storation of the
country. The principles express? I,'
ilte Presidnd (Mr. Johnson) a' the
commencement if tlic session of Con
gress v.ill reeeire my eor'?itil snpjtnrt. '
It is well known what those princi
ples were, and it is also well known that
li.vemur Curtin has not given them
ids " cordial support." So far from it
that li e Conservative Curlin of twelve
months ago. now outvies even old Thad.
Stevens Mi Uadiealisni, as is instanced in
the following paragraph from his late
Annual message :
On what principle of law or jusiiee
can the rebellious States complain, if, af
ter '.hey have rejected the fair and mag
nanimous terms upon which they are of
feied brotherhood with us, and a parti
cipation in nil the blessings of our free
dom, ana they nave retuseu, it tne gov
ernment, in the exercise of its powers,
should enter anew upon the work of re
construction at the very foundation '! and
then the nccersity will bo force! upon
us to discard all discrimination in favor
of the enemies of our nationality, to give
us and them enduring freedom and im.
;urJl justice."
The Patriot 0 Union, i n closing a
long article ou the subject aptly says :
'Alas, that a Governor of I'cnnsylva.
ilia should fall so low. It is bad enough
to fee an ex-Secretary of the Govern
ment plodding about our streets and
eliding from hotel to hotel purchasing
votes for himself; but is that any worse
than the conduct of tho chief officer of
Commonwealth who panders to fanati
cism, bigotry and plundering instincts of
party, for the same pur pose 'i We leave
it'wiih our readers to judge." M
parThe election for United States
Senator to represent Pennsylvania iu
ilit- national Legislature, takes place at
IJarrisburg cm next Tuesday. It is
rumored that Curtin, imitating tho ex.
ample of Forney, has withdrawn, aud
thrown his influence iu Stevens' favor.
This narrows the conflict down- to an
interesting fight between the " old
Kickapoo"or Cameron, and Stevens,
the widely known and far lamed hero of
the Buckshot War.
Of course, there- is no telling who
will bo the successful competitor.
Either of them have dooe enough harm
to their country to be damned to eternal
Iu famy ; and as it seems to be a ques
tion which has done tho most, there
will be a big lime. 31
ta,As will be seen by leference to
our Congressional summary, tho llads
have proposed the impeachment ot tho
President. What will be the result is
hard to determine ; we, however think,
that apt as tho Radicals are in inventing
exlietits, they wi'l fail ' in proving
that Andrew Johnson, since ho citne
iuto the Presidential chair, has acted
any other than the part of a high toned,
honorable and patriotic President. Put
whatever may bo the result of their
'-libi'i-jtions, it will not alter the high
.pinion which tho American people en
tertain fir our worthy Chief Magis
irate. M
Vktoed. The "13 1 1 1 prantina negro
suffrage in the District of Cilumbia
has W en vetoed by President Johnson,
f n his message on tho subject besets
forth his reasons for so doing in a clear
;nd unmistakable manner. The bill,
however, will be passed over his veto,
f-.r Logic and the Pump, if ever they
bud anv ufiiliatioti, have parted, company
lojr; t-iuee.
M
The Eighth of January. This,
the anniversary day of tho Battle ol
Orleans, wa appropriately celcbrat
t by tho Democrats iu the larger
v ci i tOJ
Mr. Editor : I send you enclosed
CI. 50 wiih the name of ono now subscri
ber, which is all 1 can promise iu tliut
i'mo. But iny "efforts," such as thry
arc, shall be freely irivcn to make the
Ailvwtte a public benefit, aud thns iu
iluco the public to support it.
One way, it seems to .ue, in which
your paper may become nt once nunc j
uselul and bctt:r supported, is by giv.
in;.' it less of n partisan character. Not
that it should be neutral, either in poli
tics or religion, but that men of difiereot
views should have healing tb.'ough its
columns. The Editor of course i:. :-t
judge, ot the merit ot particular commu
nications ; but let ho best that ca;i be
said by Republicans, in favor of Hepub.
lican measures, bo welcomed by readers
of the opposite party ; and let Republi
can readers atteud to what an Editor of
such catholic spirit may offer in opposi
tion to their cherished opinions.
This matter assumes great importance
in view of the fact that lite spirit of pur
ty brought on a civil war, from which
we tiro scarce restored to a condition ol
peace. There are ...rave questions com.
iS before the-people, let us meet the
issues of tho day like men, md as to
mere party measures and party interests
"leave that but for boys mid fool?."
So in other tuattets. let the Advocate
be a paper for the people ol Elk sounty ;
tho different opinions, beliefs, interests,
all having a chance of being heard
each being allowed to say the best it con
for itself while the Editor will see that
the truth loses nothing by tho contrast
of error. CI VIS.
Stems of General intercut.
There are fourteen hundred color
ed voters in Massachusetts.
It is said that Thad. Stevens'
chances for Senator are favorable.
A Detroit Judge has decided that
babies are not personal property.
An ambitious horse thief has stolen
one of Gen. Grant's best horses.
The flirtations of tho past few days
have had a tendency to bo icy cool.
Surrjtt will nt arrive in the Uni
ted States until the end of January.
The financial crisis prevails at Ha
vana, and several bauks have suspended.
The post office nt Elizabeth, N. J.,
was robbed oo Suuday of all its letter?.
A fiie in Cleveland, Ohio, destroy
over 810,000 worth of pioperty.
The citisteus at Washington, strong,
ly deuouuee the recent action of C-m-
Nearly all the burnt ditrict of
Richmond has bceu rebuilt, and in liner
style than of old.
Maximilian has divided Mexico in
to four military districts, appointing
commanders for them.
If a woman cannot vote thev can
exercise the veto power, as many a ben.
peeted husbsud knows.
Gen Grant has ordered the with,
drawal ol the United States troops f rom
Leiiugton; Missouri.
A bad speller, writing from Neva
da, says : " gold it, picked up iu quart "
He means quartz, of course.
A Yankee female rv. Mrs.
Jones, of Maine preached b.rely iu the
Capitol at Raleigh, .N. C.
The decision of the Supremo Court
in the test ot'th cases, was delivered on
the last day of ihe Year, IS'dO.
A rich load mine lias been discov
ered in East Tennessee. Gen. Thomas
will be President of a company to work
it.
The WashhiL'ton Navy Yard will
proposed to Congress as a belter place
lor the iruu.clads than League Island.
The I rince of Wales passed thro'
Paris ou his return from Russia, without
visiting the Emperor Napoleon.
Joseph Raker, once known on both
sides of the Atlantic as a leading infidel,
is now u candidate for holy ciders in
England.
Representatives in the woollen in
terest iu Washington, atestr.mgly uriiiiiu
the adoption of a high tariff ou imported
wool.
The temperance movement is making
great headway in St. Louis. A new
hull, to cost 20,000, is about lo be com
menced. The Republicans of the Second
'Jongre-sionul District of New Hamp
shire have nominated Ge'j. Aurou P.
Stevens for Congress.
Judge MeCunn. at New York, has
decided substantially that a person losing
money iu gaming is not -intiiled lo recov
er by law.
New Y'ork city polled almost its
uiaiiy votes ut the 'ate State election as
the entire Stato ot Massachusetts ouly
four thousand less.
The number of persons killed on
the New Y'ork Ccutral Railroad, from
October 1, l8Go, to October 1. 1ISC,
was b'i, aud the n amber injured SO.
The boasted intelligence of the
Rump Congre.-s is not very conspicious
ly exhibited io the tariff bill, nice
'liuseed" is taxed aud "flaxseed" is tx.
Co ngrtsslonul Summary,
SKNATK.
The Senate reassembled at noon ye.i.
terday. Mr. Fcssenden, of Maine, calhjd
up the bill enacting "thai tho report ol
ttie commissioners appointed" to make
award of compensation to loyal owuo's
ot slaves, etc., "shall report to Congress
instead of to the President, and no mo
ney shall bo paid from tho Treasury un
der said award until such rep-.rt shall bu
confirmed by Congress. ' Mr, Johnson,
ot - .Marylarxi. tpjscl thn bill. It war
finally passed, and goes to the Mouse.
At U:2o a message was receive I fioin
the President returning the Disti i :t -uf
IVage bill, with his objection! thereto
Mr. Cresswell, of Maryland, julro l-iee-1
a bill to amend the several "copyright"
acts, which was referred. Mr. Wade
offered a resolution, providing lor deep
cuing the various harbor iiti;nMveim:iiis
now in course ot constructnm on the
Lukes. Mr. Morrill, of Vermont, sub
niittod a resolution, c.iilin.r u;mii the
President for any ofileial cm rusp uidcuco
on the subject ot an alleg' il -migi ation
of citizens of tho United Stales lo the
dominions tit" the Sublime I'm i,.-. peud
ing the consideration ot whb.Ii tint ui in
mg honr expired, and tho v : mo-sage
of the President was read. ''!. An;h
ny in the chair, stated that ipn'slinii be
fore the Senate was. Shall iff too piss,
tho objections ot the Piesid i t not.vuli-
stiiuditiL' . Mr. SaulsbuiA unveil to
print the tncssa'-c. and i"-st o io until
to dav. Tho motion was !-! Mr.
Morrill took the floor mi l r lo .. tew
points in the message, aro.n : 'iii.il the
question of stifir.igo did n tn Ion.: to
the people of the District iu'ir -1 Mi.
Sherman followed lu tho .- rue s rani
Mr, Cowan, in reply to Mr. Morrill,
asked if the people of the iiisrnet had
nothing to do with the qur-ii who
had ? The people of Maine, in- ol Ohio ?
lie contended that the p. o;.i, ot ihe
District had rights, and in ! o.y them
the right ot self-government was io ap
ply the nxe to the root ot the tree of civ
il liberty. Mr. Johnson, f .Maryland,
discussed the right ol Congress lo pass
such a measure. Mr. Doolillie denied,
as was stated in tho debate, that univer
sal negro .suffruiie was tho issue in the
lata canvass, or that the people, had de
cided iu favor of this bill. Tho ques
tion was then taken on the passage of
the bill over the veto, and resulted ; 2'J
yeas ; PJ nays. So the bill, receiving a
two-thirJs vote, was passed and goes to
the House. The bill to admit Nebras
ka was called up, the pending question
being upon the amendment making the
condition that there shall ho no distinc
tion in the civil and political rights
among the inhabitants ou account ot col
or, which wa" disagreed to. and tho Sen
ate at 5:2J adjourned.
Housi:.
Tn tho House, immediately af'er tho
hiuma! was n-.id. the Soeaker M'occeded
1 lo call tht States for bills and resolutions,
under which numerous private bills
wire offered and referred. During the
call, Mr. Loan, of Missouri, threw a
b oub shell into the Radical camp iu the
shape of a resolution direeily calling tor
the impeachment of the President, which
upset '.heir late caucus arrangements
anil considerably di.-lurhed their equa
nimity. A .Imlv tiino ensued in their
endeavors, by pal Innin utaiy devices, to
get rid ot the liuuldcsnnm customer,
and bv straining a i.oini, it was referred
to the Rceoiisliuclioii iVinuitKec. This
trouble was haV-llv v. r v.'oen Mr. i'.oU
ho renewed the n-.-oiiiiioo, with some of
the objectionable leaiim removed, and
another t-xci'iiii scene i.reurred. l lie
morning hour cxpirfd. Iio'.vover, in the
midst ot it, and relieving the anxious
parties by sending the res.ilutidn over.
Mr. Ashley, of Ohio, then rcse, aud seut
to tho S-'peaker's desk charges and spce
iticatiotis imjicachinir Andrew Johnson,
l'lesidetit o' lilt! United Stales, of hio
ctiine and niisiieti.eaiiois, with a resolu
tion referring the sinue to (be -iudieiary
Conuniltc'e for invesit-atioii. lie moved
the Dievious (iiie-t'-on.
Mr
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(Kadical.) of Ohio, move I lo lay the
resolution on the tablr. Nej;ntiv
ed yeas 37, nays 105 Tho previous
(piestiou Was tlii-n -ei-ou l.'-l. a:;d the
main (ues!ion, Shall loe irso'iihou pa-s ?
ordered, when Mr. Ilo'duill, of tliiio,
moved to reconsider I i-r vote by wh'ch
the main (juestiun w s mdered. Mr.
3:cveiis moved to lay t'uo latter motion
on the table. Cariicd ye.t, llt. nays.
IT. The (jueslioii t' r, tiui ring on
the adopiiou id the ie.-o nt oii. il w car.
lied by yeas, 107; iJ. So iho
charjrei of iiiipeaelioo ii' . t i tho Com
mittee on the ,1 udic! v . : lepoit wheth
er Andivw Johnson t. i- It i - uilry ol
acts deiuned to ovi t , ;o .w .'v;e , the ;ov
eriitnent of the I'ii'p d Mati-s. The
House then proee. -: '. i . - i.tw.iiess ou
tllU Speaker's tab'.' i '. -levelis :in
uounced his depa tn i i t lie seat of
war at. ll'arrisbui. an i ir.oveil lo post,
pone his reconsti tic: on loll until the
loth of January. So ordered. Mr.
Katidall, of Pennsylvania, introduced a
bill autl o: -zinj; the i.-sue id' Treasury
noles for the cieation of a siukino; fund
for the extinguishment of a n.it'onal debt,
which was relerred to the Committee cn
liaiikuiL', and the House soon alter ad.
jourued I'lil'n Arr the 8th.
Theodore llHou (not tilteti,') says
Iowa will bo tho first State to allow fo
males to vote. If it does it will be for
the rcasou that alter tho daikey, auy
thiojj. An Idaho letter i-ays the business
of counterfeiting jioll dust is carried ou
to a serious extent, nnd the authorities
of the Territory have been called oa to
suppress it.
A French newspaper L France
I'ubii U' lien. Pooler's New York
"apple speech" wi.li tin- unnouncement
ihat such ' v i i- :i- ulil i.fTend the
French ear" huc iu:n otmlted. That's
ho roubott jet, oa Uea.
. J Petition of HViile -TXm IVf
urnlccl to Congress.
Senator Saulsbory. of Delawaro, pres
ented to Congress a day or two since the
following petition, which was numctous'y
signed by white men in Washington, ot
course it was buried in a committee.
Whereas, during the month of Decern,
her, lS'id, nn net passed both Houses of
Congress, granting to the African race
the right ol u lira go in the District of
Columbia, nt tho satin timo excluding
from that privilege nil emigrants who
have not resided five years in this coun
try and become naturalized, and thus
depriving them of tiic inalienable and
intuitu rirhtof manhood snliiage, so
highly prized by our loyal Congress:
aud
Whereas, Vie venture to believe the
Caucasian emigrant, whoso intellect, in
dns try and wealth hae contributed so
much to the unparalleled progrc-sof this
country, is just as good, enlightened,
and deserving of political privileges as
tho African just im.-rgod from a stato of
slavery; and, whereas the Caucasian cm.
igraut. though white, is a man po-sessed
of manhood, and, consequently, cnitled
to manlio )d suffrage.
Therefore wc, tho undersigned, nat
uralized citrus and emigrants, who
have declared their intention to become
ctzetis of the Caucasian race, and resi
dents ot tho District of Clounibia, very
rest aatl'ullv, and most devotedly petition
your honorable bodies tc amend the
!ibiiv act. in such a manner as to put nil
whites, of the Caucasian race, who are
ei.hcf citizens, or have declared their
intention to equal footing with the ne.
grocs, and extend to them the same
rights and privileges enjoyed by the
latter. Ex.
-It is said that some of tho Rads are
quietly plotting to make Colfax , Presi
dent and Howard, of Michigan, Vice
President. They needn't bother them
selves, as uo Radical will ever occupy
the White House. The nation has not
been uiggerized enough for that yet.
The owner of the Dutch Gap Canal
has dammed up one end of it so as to
get a roadway from one part of his farm
to the other. It is not more than prop
er for the thing to be damned now, be
cause didu'l it damu Ruttled Puller '!
" An eye for au eye," saith the law of
2l oses.
Tho British Government it still in
creasing its forces in Ireland and ar
resting suspected Fenians. The Lou
don Times thinks all chailco for tho Fe
nians is at au end. Catdinal Cullcn has
issued a pastoral condemning the Feni
ans, and declaring that they had nothing
to make them hope lor s-uceess.
Dr. Alexander Forsyth, of Louis
ville, recently introduced a silver bridge
iuto a lady's nose to supply the place
of the naal bones removed by scofula,
an operation never before performed or
written about, either in this country or
Europe, lie was' assisted by Drs. Per
tic, Crowe and Edeletu. The operation
was atteuded with perfect success, the
syuietry of tho organ being perfectly
restored.
jb) 2ifhjHiSv,li)i;oi?.
4 EL persons kiiowiii"; themselves in-
debted to Joseph WiihciM of St
Mary's, urn refucstcd to call and settle
their accounts beloro I ho 1st ot l-ebrua
ry, or they will be put in the hands of
proper persons lor t-oilecuou.
He still carries on business at 'he old
stand, where ha will bo happy to see all
his old customers, aud as niauy new
ones as may favor hit l.
JOS. 1VIMIELM.
St. Mary's Jan. 10th lblitJ.
18137
PHILADELPHIA & EIUH RAIL
I KOAI). This pront line traverses
the Northern and Northwest counties of
Pennsylvania to the city of Erie, ou
Lake Erie.
It has been leased by the I'rnnsyfua
niit Hail Road Company, and is opera
ed by them.
Its entil e length was opened for pas
senger and freight business, October
17t'h, 18(11.
TIME OF PASSENGER TRAINS
AT KIDGWAY.
Lenve Eastward.
Frio' Mail Train 8 -17 p. m
iM'ic Express Train 11 05 p. m'
Leave Westward.
Frio Mail Train ' 1 21 p.m.
Eric Express Train !! 50 a. in.
Passenger cars run throusih without
chiuiijo both ways between Philadclpha
aud Erie.
NEW YORK CONNECTION.
Leave New York at 9.00 a. m., Arrive
at Erie 9.15 a. m'.
Leave Erie at 1.55 p. in., arrive at New
York 3.-0 p. m.
Elegf.st Sleeping Cars on Express
Trains both ways between Williamsport
and Baltimore, aud Williamsport aud
Philadelphia.
For information respecting Passenger
business apply at the S. E. coruer oUth
aud Market Sts.
And for Frsight busiuessof the Com
pany's Agents:
S. R. Kint;.-ton, Jr. Cor. 13th and
Market Sts. Philadelphia.
, J. IV. Reynolds Erie.
W. Rrowu, Agent N. 0. 11. R. Bal
timore. II II. IToi'ston,
Gen'l. Freijht Aft. rhWu.
II. AV. Gwinnf.r,
GVn7. Ticket Ajt. Phira.
Alfred. L. Tyler.
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Fo. lints, Mice, Ttoaclios, Ants. Bed ling?,
Flea". Moths nml Furs in Woolens,
Insects on l'lanls. Fowls,
Animals, clc.
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4 54 Broadway, N. Y.
JOSTAlfS CELEBBATED
Buckthorn Salve !
For Cuts. Burns, Bruises, Wound, Bnils,
Cnncers, fnoken Breasts, Soro Nipples.
Bleeding, Blind mid Painful Piles .- Sernfu-
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ccrs. Glandular Sw-llings. Eruption. Cutt
neons Altectinns. Kingwurm, Iteli, Bites of
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JJoxcs, 2o cents. 60 cunts, nnd 1 sizes.
Sold by all Druggists, everywhere nnd by
llfc.MtY K. HOSTAU,
Depot 485, Broadway, N. Y.
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For Corns, Bunions, Warls, &o.
Boa-es. 2o cents, 50 cents, nnd $1 sizes.
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Depot 4S1 Broalwny, N. Y.
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Bitter Sweet and Orange Blossoms, for
B autiying the Cumpl xion.
Used to soften nnd beautify tiie skin
remove Freckles. Pimples, l'.inptior.s, .tc.
Ladies are now using it in preference lo all
others. Price $1 per bottle.
Sold by nil l)rugjrits everywhere, nnd by
HBNRY B. COUTAK,
Depot 481 Broadway, N. Y.
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Boxes, So cents, 50 ctuts, nnd $1 eizos, nnd
sold by nil Diuggists everywhere, and by
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' nnec Company nt Munci-y, ;-,
-il ues 10 Insure against Loss C i- Bi.it--. ,. ,
I' re on Jill kinds cf MerchauJ's; 1,.:;
;.o i privitic imuuings, euner 1.1 t ,. t ,:
v u mi.v. Also on Mills, Tanne. i. s. I .,r.i
so .-ks of Grain, &e., nt the lowo-i . ; .
rales, consistent with tafety to i!.et:i- ,r
mid lu-tiiied. Tho Lycoming iV...
iuil insurance Company invites a a
Itmion a 10 its stability. l.-z ,
anioui'.ts lo
8 2 800,000:
Thus assuring to evsry one of i;s p-t-.v.
mat their losae will be promptly I
faciovilj paid. Its manngemeiit 1 .
been prudent, as its existeu:o 01 lv.:::
six years fully deoionslrates
JAMES CLAKELY.
AgfiH for C'.V count, at Si. MsrjV
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