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GOODS.

M
SrTE would respectfully annoance TO our
itieads and customers that we have.
within the last week, commenced receiving
our supply ~ taA and Usntsr Good, and
shall he irce.viag itsIn time TO tina until out
stock IS completed. Our Il. G.. Lane is ssin
ia market, attending the auction rooms, ffotA
which he IS sendiag us gao,s at the most re-
duced prices enpbling Us thereby TO give guoi
baggains 10 our Customers or aay oihrrs
who may give US 4 call. Among those jssA
received aud opening, may be found,
Blue, black, elise and mkt Cloths.
Blue. black and raixs Cassinerss and Csssh
nets,
Drab Cloths, very low)
DuiIle and point Blankets,
y 10 II anu IL ross Blankets.
Scarlet flannel, plain and figured, -
Red, yellow and White Flauncls.
arA Seotch .CMi = ing,
Venetian do. cotien 10.
scotch aud Tartan piaids,
SSf,sas aud Clrcassians for ladies' dressk4
Or cloaks,
S"ansia"n, Tsi'linett & Valencia vestings,
BembaAeits and Bombazincs,
Black and blue hlaek Gro desnap Silks, a
res article)
Black gro &c Berlin do.
Brown Benealisn poplin "a ncw article fos
Rich blaek ltalian SilF,, very rheap)
Genilenien's black Italian silk Crayats,
Rich winter Ribbons aud Belt,ngs,
riain and uof1crea linen csrlbfic Handksfs
ehiefs.
Ladies iioskin Gloves and Mits,
Gentienten's do. Gloves.
hish Linens nad Lawns, +
iisen Cambrieks, (yery eheapl
Thread Lsces and Ed.isgs, bobbinet Laees
aud Edsngs,
A very large supply Of Calieocs,
LONE and square scarlet mcriHo Shawsl
hack do.
Black and scarlet Cashmere do.
4 scarlet, blue, black, white and black Thu
het do.
With q great variety OF small Shasls and
Handkerchief,
Rose borderedrloth shawls, plain 4 black do
IA % and I0-4 linen table aiapcr-b bird
eve do
s 4 and 4 checks and f~sraiture Cottons,
SEQ yards ~farniiure Dimiiy, very handsome
aud cheap,
A large supply Of ladies black prunsllo sl.oess
ChiiIren's p~runcIio boots and worsted Sockss
S 4 and 4 1 black Italian Grapes, hat do.
Black scarlet and green silk Velyets,
\ large sapply Of lrown and bleached des
suestic goods,
| Plaid and stripe do.
A large supply Of China, Glass, and Queens
ware, comprising elegant TIA sets. and
every other article IN general use.
Also Hard.care and Cufisrp
A general assortment; together with q e.
neral supply OF Groceries. say
Rio, st Domingo and Java Cofces,
Orleans. Porto Rico aud Hayanna Sugars;
tosiand lump do
Imperial. guhpowder, old dyson, young hy4
son and hyson skin Teas,
Best l.. p. Madeira Wines,
sicily Madeira do. Lisbon ard Malaga don
farc old Pert and Glaret do
French Brandy and Holland Gin,
keg and box Raisins,
sEtA 4 monas,
Crackers. sperm and fish Oil,
Sugar house aud Orleans Molasscs,
Speim aud tailow Candles,
xAlso,-a general assortment OF NedicineSs
Paints and Dye Studs. ard a multiplicity of
a~tilcles too numerous TO be eamprehended in
an advertisement, we therefore agsin invite
all who may want any article 10 our way to
come and they will find our goods as above
stated, new and cheap.
THOMAS G.. LANE & Co.
Shephcrstown, 30th sept.
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delay Is to abandon our cause to our adver.
ssrF Shall we do that, and set down, con-
tented, under insults and prescription with
out parallel, invitiag every puny Jackson
whiPster to point the finger Of seom at our
party? Or shall we. for once, ..bs ,cise IA
t,'.s, learn activity. union. and organization
from the enemy, and deserving saiccess. by
our efforts, trust to our good cause for the is
Again aud again we say, srne time
has conIe."-.4ge.
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Whole lick s5-HIaiyes 10 5o-Qrs. IL q
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MARYtFD.

On The i2th mat. h. the Rev, Mr. Starr
Mr. Lassreare paa Baski,h. to iJis. Rsbsesa
daughter oftie late Wilham Van Cicye, Esq
all 81 Bedford county, Pennsylvania.
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CANninATES

For the Senate. -tieneral Elisha Boyd.
70, The HOUSE Of Delegates John 5. por-
%feriieltl. Levi lienshaw, David ~Iiotaes Con-
rad, William Good and Thomas Davis.
EsllE animal meeting Of The School Com
u.i.siorers fot the county. is required BY
law 70 be held IL tie Court house, On itie LET
day OF the ensuing Cttober ceart. IL may
he well to remind the members OF tbe Board.
thai the .'aniended law regaitrs tic Aadltor
for the stale 10 prosecute such Commission
ers, as by the Report 81 the Board, shall sp
pear 10 have Gailed ia The discharge of tieir
appropriate duties. Sept 80
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Dissimsires against Self .Afprder.-!f you
are distressed IN mind, lice; serenity and joy
may yet dawn upon your soul Ii you have
been contenied and cheerful, lire, and gene
rally diiiusc that happiness to others. Ii
misfortune have belallen you ny your ms
conduct, lee, and he the wiser for the future.
Ii things have befallen you by the faults Of
others, lee; you have nothing wherewilh TO
reproach yourself. If ycu are rich aud pros
porous, tips, and DO good with what you pos
sess. II another has injured yoa, lies, his CRIME
viii be hs punishment. Ii !ou have injured
another, Lge, and recompeRse 1t by your
good Offices IL your character be attacked,
lire; time will remove the aspersion, IL the
reproaches are well founded, drc. and de-
Serve them not for the future. II you are al
ready eminent and applauded, lac, and pre-
serve the honors You have acquired. II your
success is not equal to your merit, lice, IN
The Consciousness OF having deserved it. III
yonr success hatn exceeded your merit, Eue,
and arrogate not too much 10 yourself. II
you have bcen negligent, al d useless to soci
ETY., lire, and make amends By your future
conduct. II you have been active and indus
trious. Ire, ahd communicate your improve
n,ent TO others. II You have spiteflil enemies,
lire, and d~isappoint their malevolence. III you
have kind and faithful friends, Lac to project
them. IF you have been hitherto impious
and wicked, lire. and repent Of yonr SINS. II
YOU have been wise and vHtuous, IRE, Tor the
future benefit Of mankind; and lastly, If you
hope for Immortality, ice, AID prepare to
ENJOY il.
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No IS, For 1886

To be drawn in philadelrhia, on Saturday,
9tii Oct. 1880.
60 No. Lettery-9 Drawn Ballots.
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&c. &c. &c.
Tickeislo-IIalfs5-Qr 50 5o-Eighthsl IS
10000 Dolls. --.i0,O0 Dolls.
u MON CANAL LOTTERY Y.
No. 10, For 1880.
To be dawn in Philadelphia an Saturday,
23d October, 1880.
sc No. Lo%ttery-lO Drawn Ballots.
sc No. Lottery-lo Drawn ballots,
Cap,tal Prizes /,

Tickets sS-Halves ~ 5o-Quar,ers 81 IS
s.~Ordefs for Tickets or Shastsia tire abors
lotteries, will receive the most prompt atteA
lion faadressea fpcst paid 10
YATES < MINTfRE,
Managers, HaAkhgto. CITY.
Sept. so, 1850.
a. An ~oiilcial account OF the drawing win
be Forwarded 10 adventure ;. Tree ot postage
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fEsHE annual meeting OF The School Con
SPLENDID LOTTERIES
$50 0 Dollars.
YORK CONSOLIDATED LOT

IWTtFN 7 III LVT~
IERY.
Ne 26, Extra.
PM be dra,ra IN .Aets ! orS, on Wednesdag,
oh Octebsr, 1850.
&C Number Lottery % Drawn ballots. :
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-31

Tho state Of tho Netherlands and the re-
cent dcploroblo proceedings at Antwerp, we
have taken some pains to render perspic uous.
The King, according TO his speech to the
Ststes General, would seem 10 have aban.
dcred himself, as regards Belgium, to the
tile of events and to the decision Of his al
lis, who constructed his kingdom, and as he
says; guaranteed its integrity. Ho has with
drawn his authority from Belgium, and con
sentrated his resources for the preservation
IF his Dutch Dominions. The reasonable
conduct of his son, tho Prince Of Orange, is
most extraordinary this Prince who was in.
structcd by the King to preserve his fathers
crown, deserted his allegiance and basely
betrayed his trust. llo declared Belgium,
free and independent of Holland, tSp, oclaim-
ed himself ase.t the head OF the movement
But the Provisional Government at Brussels
to whom he offered himsef, spurned his
tTaitorous offers, and no has fled in disgrace
to England.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-31
TIE ORANGE ELECTION

Which took place on Wednesday last
was exceedingly animated and well con.
tcst.L, Through the poli,encss of friend
we are enabled to give the following result :
At the Court House, Barbour received
poe votes, of which were on the back Of
the poll--Davis I07, = on the back. At Stan.
ardsvllc, Barbour received 1914, 10 on the
back-Davs 25S, 81 on tho back. And n,
Robinson's. Barbour received IO2, 3 on In,
back--and Davis 9S, making in all for Bar.
bour on the face of tho polls, 4iO.back %
Davis, do. DO. 4Ol-do. 50
Thus, Barbour has n majority on The face Of
the poll of6' But the Sheriff had not @ KAN
ined the polls when our informant left TN,
Court House, and his eiection was consideI
cd doubtful. Ifhc isreturned, it is said thu,
Davis will again contest his seat in the AS
scmbly. -
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boat sixty feet long sailing over a
mountain seventy feet high, without a
ny visible agent being employed to
propel her forward, the large wheel and
all the other machinery being under
ground aad concealed from view
there was no interruptions {, her pro-
gress at the summit, her advancing mo
ton being constant and regula. rom
the lime she left the water on one
side oil the hill until she again entered
II on the other. In q ii minutes she
descended from the sumn.i, Ia the lev
el OF the town s. reen,ered her native
e'enent-thus passing plane 1910
ieet long, overcoming descent Of 20
iee' and advancing forward ITO teet
IN SIX and half minutes The Boat,
was then Hoated out of the car and
Drawn by two horses, and as many
boys as could get hold of The tow-line,
'nfo"gh the town to the lock near the
Ver,where she took in aquanti,y "firon
and returned lyain and assembled the
plane in The afternoon, meeting ana
passing the boat Maria Golden about
the midway Of the plane, the one ascend
ing the other descending at the same
time. The whole exhibition was not
less grand than novel, aud will form
an important era in the annals of our
town.
Inc boats are now passing up and
down the inclined plane every day.
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"Cdcorting."-It was court week
and an unusual oncourse of peon,o
was collected. But the mos, a.
musing individuals were some two or
three who were cavorting. Now if
any lady or gentleman is so ignorant
OF the American language as not to
EnoH what cavorting is, and if Web
steis celebrated quarto does not furnish
The dehnttloD, II is NECESSARY that we
explain, that II expresses the conduct
OF an individual who fancies himself the
smartest and best man i'm the world.
on the present occasion, a fellow
might he seen, dressed in huuting
SHIRT, with rifle on his shoulder. moum-
tea, nail t'psey, upon spirited horse,
and dashing through the crowd. Now
he would force his spurs into his horse's
sides, and put him at full speed, or rein
HIM up til he reared on his hinder feet:
and now he would command him to
stop, and the obedlent animal would
stand aud uemble. ALI the time he
was ranting and roaring in praise of
himself, his horse. and the u. States Of
America. He boosted that he was
born in the woods, rocket in SUGAR
trough, and sucked by bdTurn; that
he could tote steamboat, aud outrun
a streak OF lightning; that his wife was
as handsome as a pet fawn, and his
children real roarers. He bestowed
similar encomiums on his horse; and f.
naliy avowed himself friend To the
United States of America; and then
he commenced again. and went over
the Same round, flourishing his rifle all
the time, and excrting his lungs to.
their utmost. Although he often de-
clared that he could whip any man in
the round world. except Col. G. that
he fit under at New Orleans, nobody
accepted the challenge, or took offence,
the whole being considered as a matter
oi course, and as the natural effectof
siimulam p"tations upon an illiterate,
man OF ardent temperament who, when
duly sober. was an honest quiet, and,
inoffensive Illinois NOnfhIu
Magazine.
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of the King, the popularity and mode
Ration of Lafayette. aud the personal
friendship and esteem that continues
to exist uuimpaired between them.
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" ANTED, Immediately, first rate
w BLACKSMITH, for whom a liberal
price will be given. Apply TO
JOHN TOMPKlNS.
December 81.
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MericO.-The Editors If the New
Orleans Bee have received by, schr..
Paul;na, from Vera Cruz, papers from
that city to the S,h and from Mexico to
the Sd inst: they contain no news of
Importance -lhe defeat Of Armijo at
Iexca has been severe blow on the
actual Government. 1t was nearpru-..
ducing the fall Of the ministry: but Cur
zero aud Alvarez, not being inioTmed'
ofthe real state of things at Mexico.
have not known how to avail of their
victory, and the actual government
opening at last its eyes, has fastened
to make use of all the means in its
power, so that it may now wait further
events, with more confidence. Distur-
Dances had broken out in the south of
the state of Jalisco Gen. Baraaan
had been ordered thither to re-es,abiish
rder and had entirely succeeded he
had returned To Guadalaiara capital Of
that state in the beginning Of October.
Several legislatures have offered TO The
general government, men and money;
that OF Guiana uota has promised ore
thousand men and thirty thousand dol.
lars--we must confess, that generally
tie victory of Guerrero has not produ-
ced the effect which we expected on
the contrary, to Judge from appearan-
ces, it seems that the cause of that
chief, formerly so popular is now al
mos: abandoned-such INCONSISTENCY in
the Mexican people deserves no.
praise.
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their remembrance in tie hearts orour
Patrous, no cenotaph will inspire the
re>eIcDce We owe them"
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A Persion TraoeH.r.- The N. Y.
Evening Post of Satui day, says: We
learn from distinguished friend n
'Lroad, that the United States will short
ly be honored by a visit from an illus
trlOus traveller, who cannot but excite
as much interest 81 curiosity among us
as he will feel himself in the novelties
OF our western republic. This is no
other than the accomplished Persian.
whose long residence in England, as
Ambassador from his Persian Majesty
formed the basis Of the amusing yo-
tunes OF Hail Baba, and other works
OF satire ana light literature. He has
since resided. as the representative of
his sovereign, at Constantnople. The
curiosity of the Persian Court has been
excited by our fine ships, Our COM
merce, and The occasional presence of
in American traveller, to learn some.
thing official abom; the Yauzee Dun.
zeo, or new world. This gentleman
whose residence at Paris and London
has given him an acquaintance with
'He language and manners of Europe
unrIvaIied III The higher circles of the
east, has been selected for this purpose.
He does not however, come in an Off
cIa', public character, though, in fact,
sent by his court 10 see the whole length
d breadth of the land, which he will do
with the eyes Of good traveller. as
well as good Persian. He will prob
ably be here, by the way Of England,
some time next fall
Originolity.-A pleasant, sort of a
discussion upon some local topic, has
been carried on between the MiDledpe-
vile Journal and the Macon TeIe-
graph, Georgia. The Telegraph pro-
pounded certain iDlerrogatories, to
which the Journal replies, somewhat
after our Yankee fashion, by asking a
question, which in, Olives proposition
mat, 10 us appears to ne perfectly ORR
glnai VIZ: can the Telegraph bite
the bottom out of frying pan without
shutting its nose ?"--Boston Couyier.
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~ P''Nh ohu otiiiP
Norris Canal, ". 1.-THE inclined
plane being completed, on Friday last
we had the pleasure OF witnessing the
passage of the first boat through our
town. About 10 O'Clock the car de-
scended from the summit of the plane
into the water ofthe canal behind the
h'll which stretches along the north
side OF the town, until there was a
sufficient depth of water upon the floor
OF the car to float the boat ON. The
large and beautiful boat Dover, of Do
yer, consigned to Mr.. Jonathan Cory,
was then towed into the car and Sc
cured. The water was now let in up
on the large wheel at the summit, and
the machinery set in motion, under
the direction of Major Douglass, the
enterPrising engineer. The CABLE
chalu, one end being attached 10 the
car and the other to the mac hlnery, be-
gan to tIghten--the car, With tie boat
securely housed within its frame, hav-
los about two hundred persons on
board, rose majestically out of The wa
ter.--ln one minute she was upon the
summit, which she passed apparently
with all ease that ship would cross a
wave Of the sea.
The scene presented to the specta-
tors from the Bridge below the plane,
Wien the bow Of the vessel rose upon
the summit from behind the hill for the
iItst time, was indescribabIy grand and
beautiful. As the forward wheels Of
the car commenced their descent from
the top, the boat seemed gently to bow
to the spectators and the town below,
which, she was now about TO enter Tor
the first time, when down she came "a
midst the shouts and cheers Of the mul-
tItude collected to view the wonder
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10 tninc own SELF 10 true,
~. Aud II must follow, as the nigh, the day,
DUYF GREEN

Monday vas the day for considering The rexpn,,,m,
offered BY Mr. Webster on Friday, for the e,cc,,c,
Ola printer to the Senate. When tho reso,u,;on
was reached tho following proceedings took place.
The following resolution offered by Mr.. wrpsrru
on Friday last, declared by the Vice pr,s;5on -,
he out of order, beiug in his opinion rc,ucn.n; -,
tho provision of tho joint resolution directing m,
appointment OF printer. for the two Houses
he'ofoed' thut the Senate WILL on the dth of Feb.
ruaTy next, inst ant proceed 10 the choice of a prn
ter to the Scnnto. ~
Mr. WEnsrD@, without asserting TO the correc..
ness OF the decision of the Char-tLe question
constructions for the Senate itself to ticcirsea.n
CD "hethcr resolution would be in o,der To ,r
more the Printer Of tho Senate
| luton would be in order 'eND
MT w FBsrER said then, when the Senate sbould bc
more tuii, he would submit such motion and take .
! of order ''i' P'oe
Phe mode of attniping tho object is t,us eaanr-
Cd and the bull taken by the horns The Nat. In.
teigencer intimates that the Government Official,
VIII not Iongsemain such. md letters publshed IN
niIfrrent quarters, Indicate the same opinion
we thinR worry differently, and have little douh.
'na' inc euort thus made to eject Buzz will re-
oou"n 10 ms advantage by rallying the party
around mm-who many of Thorn willing and any.
oos 10 get nd OF Green, will support him nm.
DER The attack Of Mr. Webster, from, the no,;on
that MS deprivationmght be construed ns a ,ottr,
OF their ranks. LcA to their own course. events
would IN duo time have accomplished the object; for
Is certain that 6reenis not less repugnant to manv
ana large majority of the intelligent of the Jaet
son party than he is 10 his political opponents. A.
an ordinary election his chance of reelection was
considered by those who ought to know. desper,,e.
w fhe last Nat. Journal Announces that Pc
er forcc EsH has disposed OF his interest In thar
paper to George Watterston, Esq late Librarian 70
congress Mr Watterston Is too well known to
need encomum His talents are uuoucs,on,b,e
aud his UNIV or,by treatment by the preser, Cb;er
magistrate recommends him to tho sympathy and
support of tho public. we tender our oood ,risho.
d. respects to Mr Foreo, upon his reiirernan from
scene Wnich combined moro than the unpleasant res.
possibility ofpublc lifc without its ADVANTAGE, q,
emouments.
W Mr. We6sters fret speech, appears in the Ma.
iional inteibgoncer of Tuesday. We shall rernh-
sh 1t with what expedition No NAV
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hr CLhNlSN sand hint he had sire u,n..,,.,
~ ''s .a'e"u W. regard to tins matter 4" have
o'o. en"vy cxcupatory--but he yas Willing 20
usai ins, ~ OF anuthcr opportunity of making IN,
Same declaration tn prevent uny ,sarnr.Lon,'
On Thursday, whilo this rcsols,iou was ,,nt,, r,c
sidcration, aud before the Senator from, M;,son,i
AT. bcntonJ Ind eoin,Denccd his rcp]v IN ,I,o q -.
tor from Msssachu- cite, hs desired neym;..is, -,
question 10 the gentleman from Mary land and "a
tiahn, 'or the purpose OF correcting an error n, vel,
une cited IN the debate, which. Of the CT.
us"fdinary imputstion II cast upon he memory n
one now IN bis grave, who held Gsting uishcd rans
among The s'stesDen of this country had became th
subject OF general conve rsnton here. and to which
n's allen.ioh mac oeen repeatedly called by other
Seh'icmen ne OF that timc suw the gentlemen
from Maryland and Louisiana IN their seats und AZ -,
favorable an opportunity thea offered of rem.,;n,
the Effects OF an error which without their evidence
could never be so tisActorily Corrected be cc,a a.,
avail himself Of My objcci, mid Mr.. g.. ws ~
iniy obtained. Ohio Senator from South Caroline
AIR. II did not understand me o. saving aught
aga,nst Mr.. Jeherson-but The Sena from Mssou.
RI chose :" work bimsolf up into most patriotic CO..
citeinout denonncing the proceeding as an attack upr
Mr. Jcilerscn II Is true, no stated that did no,
consult him In rcgnrd to tho proceeding choeo IN
.en"w nay own eourse-l would pursue tho sumo
course again, and It Is nov to mo matter of no ye,y
great Importance whether no approves il or NOT Al
TO The charge OF an at ack upon Mr. Jcffa,np. IA
the senator sat at some dstancs from, me- he NAV
nave Inexperienced my observation, end who, her
.s; ~, NJ, not my purpose now to inqurr-bu prn,cs
asns al ms inicr"necs on the shesf if drawn from nv NJ
wi appreciate my motives think the qen,Ienas nirh,
SaVe pr, cha'sble construction upon error into which
W.T. 1etcrson mad ALLEN entertain high an opnion Of
e reputation OF that statesman rs Others who MARE
,h r s Po'o.,on' and would pluck Cover frurn
1ncnces fall where they may will rcpei every Ia
so OF tan In the memoir upon the Bayss
State IN his hand and whose in that
DC touched without reflection upon State hsr.rif Hc
w" ever ne, whether she speaks here by her rep.
--"To thine own self DO true,
Aud II must follow, the night the dav M
hon canst not then be false TO any rnapu
arg now having repodia'ed the inference drawn from iii,
occurrence by The Seaer from Missouri let this sbiec, herr
ioh aud forever sleep with the usirous dead who have fam
Ell me iopc OF this desultury discussion ~
MT BENTON then and proceeded to address, the SebHs
aoont an hour IN continuation rca k, which he can
menced OH Thursday last but hac concluded ~hr ha mt
row, and " "s'''""'As w 'rtSu'
Fhe Senate Adjourned .-l-s-t a