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ieiC,sartl>Osi's SutSaN
Ware House and Store for Sale.

SJlION & FNFE have few of Richardson
y Gross Cut saws for sale. sep Is
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Fresh Lemons.
FOR SALE.

= BOXES superior lemons tor sale ut
- Feb. Is IocKwooHs
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Tbpn Of Joliet.
lots block ~ in school section addition
do3 do do do do
the whole ofdo llG do do do
90 feet of the north sidcof lot block east Jolic
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Curtain Window paper
Illinois River Express Line.

TllE best patterns, ofall widths and .rug,hs.
Hpr. ) ions HossAcK
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HARPER'S Magaane-Voiumc , OF Ifu,r,
IL monthly, handsomely bound--tur safe by
april IL 4 rs CBURLEI
OOMlS progress ol .iStrCaOmg-or sale at
IL april IL BURLETS
L'OOT Prints OF the Cmator-by Hugh Miller
Il with amemoir oithe AUTHORITY Louis Agalsiz
Tor salent april IL BURLElS
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Marcus Morse,

Ntl BiNDERl. opposite the stage office
y - Lake Street, CHICAGO, Illinois
Eve silver medals awarded him At ; annual Fair,
Ot the state OF New York tor the best specimens o
BOOH EiNDiNG.
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5000 l1ersOns

iscluding all sgss, classes aud conditions smnnu
which we're la se nnmhpr Of ladies ho g,s r.,,i.
harly subject To Nervous com plants have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED
when all hope Of relief had been given up and eymy
thing else been tried IN vain
To illustrate the use Of the GALSANIC BELT,
suppose the case oi peson afflicted with that bans
vi civilization, DisftPslA or any ohrr chrome or
Nervous Disorder In ordinary casss, stimulants sts
taken. which, bpsther action on the nerves ana mus.
sles OF the stomach shord temyc dy relief hut hich
leave the patiCb, IN lover state and " ih injured
faculties, aneI the action thus excited has ceased
Now compare thir with the effect resulting nom the
sppiic ion oi the GALVANlC BELT Take D,s
pspno sufferer, even IN the worst symptoms 1T an
attack aud simply tie the Belt around the Body using
the Magnetic Fluid as directed In short period tbs
insensible perspira'ion will act the positive element
oi the Belt thereby causing a GslvsDc circulation
which will pass on To the negative aud thence back
sgsin TO the positive, thus keeping up continuous
,slranic circulation throughout the system Thus
the most severe cases Of DYSPEPSIA are PERNA.
NhNTLY CURED A FEW DAYS IS AMPLY
SUFFICIENT TO ERADiC ATE THE DISEASE
Vi YEARS
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We Have just Received
Nnn TWEEDcuH at 50 50,
EUU $50 Trunk, carpet bags, vaIises,
500 linen coats tor 5 %, 500 linen pants at 81 -
9OO boys linen, tweed and alpncca coats,
300 cashmere and Cashmere coats All OF which
we will sell lower than ever at our old stand.
mr29 hohn 6 KInhejdm.
"a INDIA Rubber and oil Cloth Goats, tor
l,)U saiehy ,mar 30 kuHNN X MANuLERAuM
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IVtTCU'S Counter Scai"s--a warranted
i nriclc--ior sale by !. .M,NlrY * Go.
aprll ~
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A Derangement Of the Nervous system.
The grea, PeeuIiarity sud excellence Of
DIR. Christie's Galvanic Curativcs,

consists in the fact that they arrest and care d,e.ss
by oWWard applediion in place OF the usual mode Of
atusging and ply seeking the patient, tll exhsusis
Mature SINKS hopelsssiy under the infection
They strengthen N. choie system tqusiirs The eire.
tdtion ~ ne blood promote the Stc,sions, and Ia
the sHgh,d injury under sHy ciropm.fancss siBrf
their introduction IA the unit-d States. o.Iy thrs
NNsrA AIncc mnIa than
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| G. NATTlNGER has u new supply of the
~ Grand Dciour powS ON hand The present
stock will be found superior the piowS heretofore
-oId in this place The manufacturer ha, added
several important Improvements Person, wanting
breaking plowa can be supplied, Ottawa mar >
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DR.. CHRlSTlE'S
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Axe iound oi vast service iu cases Of ,On,ulsom
Eats spssmodic tompiants, ond general Nervous
Affections oi the Head and upper eStrrmih,s Nl.o
~ Palsy and PsiOlyss and all disease. caused by
deficiency vi power or Nervous Energy ip the lnhi
or other org ans of the body.
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Tic DOloreux and Msuralgia.

1ixss dreadful and SgUniiing complaints are i'm
mtdideiy ,etsetd by the application oi the GAL,Avc
BELr N,cSLscE and tLulD, The Bel, ainusss the
ELECTRICITY through the system; The Necklace has
local effect and the Fluid acts directly upon tss AZ
leced nerves. lu thes, distressing shi,cI0ns the ap
pllca alton NEVER FAILS
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The ntlractons OF California and her" Gold Dig
gngs" PALE before the dazzling bnllIancy of tha
almost mage success, which has rewarded the ei
tons OF Pyicrs correspondents within the pas
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To,ra of Ottouq.
Lot2 N block 80
KANE COTyTY

VsTaNIs % z Y 7
whi nwq sec ) Il - n 3
aast - ncres oineq G -
KENDALL COUNTY.
swq sec II L - n s l.
seq Is 35 s
STARK COUNTY.
nwq see % + l3 n : +
IETIJ cDYrNpT
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WHO has them I

About a year ago a number of books were
taken from our office which have never
since been returned, and Of which we are
anxious 10 know the Whereabouts. Those
we can now think of were a copy of Shaks-
peare, bound in gilt blue morocco with col
efsd edges. The edition had, We think,
1928 or 1856 pages. There was then the
6,h volume OF Byron's works bound IN
clondsd calf, and the Beauties of Irving,
bound in green, stamped muslin. They may
have been freely taken by some borrower
who had access 10 our Office, but our mo-
ton of the matter is thai they were stolen
and if they are not o coming back, we
shall be confirmed in that opinion.
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q The Hon. EpHaAlM BANKS, the recon

~ The Hon. EpHRAiM BANKS. the recent
ly elected Auditor General, and Hon. J. Pos-
TER BRawIEr, Surveyor General, entered up
on the duties of their Offices on Tuesday OF
last week. MIR. BANKS succeeds Gen. PuR-
rIarvE aud NE BAAwbnr, Con. LApoxrE-
While we regret to part with the able and
efficient officers whose term of service has
Just ceased, we congratulate the State upon
the offices being so well supplied by abIs
and efficient successors.
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Coming Again.

Il will be remembered by those who at
tended tn Williamspert Convention of last
year that from Blair county there were two
delegates claiming seats. Adam Moses and
Henry L. Patterson. This year the same
persons will present a claim to be Senator
rial delegate from that district. Mr.. Moses
has carried the vote of his own county and,
as Mr.. Ma, yraw said of him a year ago,
hopes not only hike Moses of old to get q
sight Of the promised land, but to enter IN
and enjoy the good sthings. W
Mr. Moses is uninstructed on the subjec'
Of Canal Com missioner. MIR. Patterson Il
instructed for Mr.. Searighl and both foI
Bigler.
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ever asked Tor an Office To this, with q
laugh, Judge Badly replied, aWsli 1 see
there's only four delegsiss now inside the
railing, and ihyss Of them have been lately
applicants for Office
There was now indiscriminate CONVERSE
ton between delegates and bysssnders, and
ali were mixed up together. The only dele
gates present were Msssrs. Freeze, Monroe,
Yohe, Hslwig, J. Hes, Morris and Hagen
buch.
Several po;ess. Well let's fiuish the business.
who'll be President
1noth<r posss. Let Mr.. Yohe go up.
Mr. Yohs. No, take an older man.
Alter some consultation Mr.. Helwig took
the chair.
On motion Of Messrs. Freeze and Monroe,
he following resolutions were then adopted
mem con.
Resoived That we concur in the nomina-
tion of the Hon. VIM. s. Ross as the Sena-
torial delegate to the Reading Convention
frem this District.
Resolued That William Furry and Solomon
| Helwig be Senatorial conferees to confer
| with similar conferees from Montonr and
( Luzerne counties and to select a Senatorial
delegate TO represent this district IN the ~.
dicial convention 10 meet al Harrisburg, and
that the conferees meet on Saturday the Gath
of May inst. at the house Of Jacob Dyer in
Cattawissa. q
M. Freeze. The great difficulty now
seems to be to get delegates for Mr.. Laza'
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far fa.ro showing 81 laos il, mt said tor-
,o;se crawl Then n, rrs;on viii ] Z, be in
danuer f,o,a The axnosnre Of .nvbodv,s an
ces,ora tbopob ,ber be laid bare from the
beo;nn;ng n ,be anon, ,o tho end Of the
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Frightened them.

Our article Of Two weeks ago upon the
subject Of the Danyilie frauds, has fallen in
the camp Of the besciged like a bombshell,
and seems to have caused quite a fut:ering
among the volscians. The Wilkssbarre Id
voeate gives out deep tones OF alarm and
the DanviAe Democrat takes a broad issue
upon the facts which we give. As TO cal
ling hard names, any fshwoman can do that,
and we DO not allow our equanimity to be
disturbed by such things.
The facts in our paper were prepared from
| the testimony in the case, as accurately Ia
ken down by the counsel for the contestant,
who is a gentleman of ability and inlelli-
aeuce and our version il hence more likely
| to be reliable than any loose recollection OF
| Mr. Cook. We give to day an extract from
the testimony TO corroberats what we have
said, and when the whole evidence in the
case shall be published we are willing to
a. The WilEss5arre Adooeafs seems hui
by a casual remark in a notice We copie'
noting the arrest of young Ouinger o.
charges of plundering tne mil in the Phila
delphia Post Office. We repeat the tone G
the article. After 'ihe vicksburg mail wa
found concealed III the clothes of the clerk
it was not prop .er. to allow him TO continu
his business IN the Office until a investiga
ton YVES had. Yet this The public printste
us, fand it is not denied) the Postmaste
did, and for this the article censured him.
The other version of the story is that III
criminal clerks in the office regarded yonn
0tlinger as a spy placed in the Office by h
father to watch them, and that they secrete
the vicksbnrg mail in his GOA 70 find a pre-
text for dismissing. We say both partie
should at once have been suspended fror
service until after investigation.
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~ n * = ~ - - r.
In anothbf nriolef We toz3sy no'Ice the
Southern Convention nov % session q
Chaflessonl The olhek pielnse e - Anti-
Slavery Convention which ~ let wsek 70
session at Sssracuse, New York. Among
the participants were Fred. Douglass and
Rev. Mr.. Ward, {{colored) and Messfs. Gar
rison, Quincy and Parker Pillsburg lwhlse)
Mr. Garrison in his spesch ss'd: Inc
battle Of Bunker Hill was q iawiess ana a's-
orderly affair, and the evolutionary s'fes
were denounced Is disoraefy seu''ous ~
lows.
Mr.. Quincy sa.d tnal ior ms owl pa,. ~
could mol helP oeing asna'neu y Ds'"s ~ =
IN this country ana he was ro:.y .aa1
was not porn n hus,anu s;.;ssa :,
asapea y "sa'.s . an ass.,nsss &c ,bs
Tss ,s,.s of M
4. ns,sor., ,;be,,v and
-" sh;sla .,oura n. nrop.rtv ina,
.,;ai.h,a .nd .acred VIVA, he
-. e .a-.;,,a. II ,ba land let him
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Frvm the Public Ledger.
The stability Of the Union.

If we may believe all that daily appears
in print about the dangers besetting the Uni
on, said Union in the ~frailest Of all human
failties. 1t can endure rolhing. Like a
sensitive plant, it shriaks from the slightest
touch. Like a vane, it is turned by the sligh-
test breeze. Like a hare, it starts if a leaf
tall. and like a rat, it runs if anybody
sneezes. Il was made by strong men even
the Washingtons and Franklin and Sher-
mans and Madisons of a former age and ii
was made of good, stout, republican materi.
ais. II q rotten thread were in II, that thread
must have peen South Carolina or Georgia.
But Georgia never gave way, and is now as
strong as the rest. And considering the ma
.erial and the makers, We have always re-
garded il as tough enough to endure any
human pull. But we must have been grew
ously mistaken about its qualities, and il
was not so well made, nor Of such good mas
ierial, or those daily stories about lis instabil,
ity must be entirely g~dmmonoas. If a trader
in New York loses a Southern customer by
his stopping at Baltimore or Philadelphia,
the Union is in danger. Or if another trader
s~us,ains a loss in a bag of cotton, the Union
is in danger. IL a negro dealer from Virgin
ia canno, fluid his man in Massachusetts,,
the Union is in danger. If some stump ora.
tor is no, elected 10 Congress in Mississippi,
the Union is in danger. II some measures
1 - c..f~a -. = J.c-xa-l - 49,. -
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v- ssTHE HEIRS OF DERwEsrwAIEn," is
the title Of a new work, just published BY
Depia & Davenport, New York. We are in.
debied to these gentlemen for a copy of this
publication. Those who have perused it,
say that the plo. of the story is most skilfuliy
conceived, and is carried out as deliberately
as it is developed clearly. The language is
said to be ierse and TO the purpose. E. l.
Blanchard, Esq, is the author. The English
press have commended it as one OF the bes'
Sections of the day. Price so cents.
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DELEGATES From bradford.

Col. Gordon F Mason and Bartholomew
Lapo.te, for the Reading Convention unin.
strucied, but favorable to Col Bigler, as the
candidate for Governor. To the. Judicial
Convention, David Wilmot and Ulysses Mer.
cur, also uninstructed. The Senatorial dele.
gates have not yet been agreed upon.
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AUDITORS Notice,

rTvhe undersigned auditor. appointed By
= the 0rphans' Court os Columbia countv
to marshall the assets of the estate OF John
B. Hessadecessed ltae hands ct jacob b.
kliae The Administrator, and mako disuihu.
tlon OF the same among the .cradilefs Of the
said estate, viii attend 10 the duties Of bis
appointment q. bis office ia Bioomsburu, on
Saturday The 21sf dry Of June next Il 1
o'clock :. NJ, WHARF, az rsrsunz interested
afe hereby notified 70 eIteed.
AUDITOR.
Bioomsburs, Mar 8, fssis
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w, : Aa'ns y. nun NV i0atn anu snsn
I1eisu out :, nss ~as conven'on' We
suou'a lke y Know WHAT'S MOI = conyen'
non. y Unit nafmonized discordant ieei.
ings, W snou'd IKE 20 Know VIVA. won'a
cles'e olssenton anu lancofous p'aefness.
= iaa' nzz'0 s'na'ca'eu 'he olusl' union anu
$3.50 v'ssa'1aa0n y p,o Dev0'suS parry,
A-sl. SO = ea
"AOn AaA s0s.'
..A nav pseu ps'''eu snas ''e 's'e
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Aas $500 ea' ".os asa pleo
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80. CT. ~ =.
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sass =. 1.seap. oSo.s No. =.
v.,s g.;sss 80 rs"' n' ushs Pa
EAI kIIGIHO VI LW0 OF t0IHe nI6u WHO HdQ
hss, dis.nn,.J !. ~. ,s Co.
,bs well r..r;na man ~ ,ha .-o,y.n,;on
ref,s.a, - land ,h.mss,vss - a,v snch t.sa
r,,nas.s Thsv ae.i,sd ~, r. az ,hs nsy :
d;s.r.c,sa and ~, = n;scos i a,s,;fv M
,evenosf,I ss.,;rr. - ,,r, =, ,h,ss smh;,,sr.
al man and ,bsv i an manl;na.s rs,;rad
FINN the communion Of man WIN. amid dis.
gushing profanity. cried out s.let us ouarrel.,'
They were men who desired the union har-
mory and success OF the Democratic party,
and having been made to believe that the
parry had necessity for q convention they
were willing to do duty either behind the cart
pushing, or in hainess. But they refused to
be made the menials and tools of sslf.ap-
pointed task. masters who insisted upon walk.
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THE FAM JouRxAI, No. 2 has reached us
and we must again commend the work to
every farmer of this region 1t is the organ
Of the State Agricultural Society, and merits
good patronage. We are glad TO see Mr..
spaugler likely TO gain the sa,acsss which
we wished 10 his new enterprise
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A Picture of EpgIlsh PoIitics.

The present political history of England
furnishes some very instructive facts. The
protectionisis there are making a desperate
E6ru clauIrj u,iu mn. u israrr a~fursaa,nAngs
every nerve for a majority at the next ses-
sion of parl lament. Al Boston an election
was lately held, which may give us some
view Of the condition of things in the debt
ridden kingdoms. The monopolists and
landlords got up Mr.. Freshfield, a solicitor
to the Bank of England, as their candidate.
The traders and workmen had for their can-
didate Mr.. Wire who took no part in the
proceedings, having retired previously, on
the ground that, without resoring to bribery.
no candidate could succeed. The result
was s68 votes for Freshfeld, and 251 for
Wire. The downirodden toilsmen saw thai
they had been deceived, and sold like cattle
in the market.
Much noting took place at the declaration
of the poll; and the proceedings proved thai
the strongest feeling exists among The labor
ing classes in this great agricultural district
against protection. The free trade leaders
endeavored 10 persuade the mob to dispense,
The riot act was read at half past six o'clock
but the mob increased. Beer was brougEt
into the far part of the market place, with a
view TO lure The people away. from the
neighborhood of the Assembly.rooms but
the barrels were stove in and the beer upse,
on the stones. The military were sent fol
at half-past 8 o'clock the crowd still con-
t,nusd 10 clamor for "cheap bread'' and The
nlarge loaf;p and burning tar barrels were
paraded about the town at 10 o'clock. The
mob began TO disperse at eleven, aud at IL
O'Clock MIR. Howden, civil engineer, and
Capt.. wiIkin son, both free traders, escorted
Mr.. FfeshfeId unframed across the Market
Place 10 his son. The populace had dis
persed by one O'Clock, and at a quarter 10
four, when the soldiers arrived, under the
command of Capt. sibthorb, the streets were
perfectly quiet.
The Tory print adds that eighteen OF the
ringleaders OF the riot were arrested and
lodged in Bridewell.
The ragged and half starved men Of mis-
rule and poverty, are Of that class described
BY an American traveller who one day me-
one Of them in London begging for come,
thing to turn his hand 10 for If he had
begged amid The gorgeous palaces Of London
for a paltry pitiance Of money, for "cheaT
breadn or the large loaf,n he would have
been cent TO Bridewell. The Americai
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Capt. Joseph Slocum to De Associate Judge
of the Courts of Luzerne county, in place Of
Judge Rooms, whose commission expired on
the 23d ult,
Eleazer Carey, Esq, has also been appoin>
ted by the Governor a Notary Public of La.
zerne.
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az The names attached to the Webster
cali in New York city already exceed ten
thousand
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BANK OF DAsvLLE.-A dividend Of 4 peG
cent. for the last six months, has been do.
clared by the Bank of Danyile, payable on
the 10Th inst.
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BrsHoP HueHEs-The Cincinnati Caiho.
lie Herald asserts positively that Bishop Hu.
ghes has been made a Cardinal, Some doubt
existing.
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THE CONTESTED ELEc, 1oN.-On last Mon
day further testimony was; taken before Judge
Cooper in DanvsIle at the instance oil MT
Fuller. We have not YET heard what new
facts were brought out.
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< e
RIM IN mn mun nfnnmu
WI ~ NKYH4
4. W. wrAvse, EDITOR.
n.oomspafs, Inulsaey, ma5 a.s lssl.
rIeess9 = Madness.
$500
We have ever deprecated the abolition OK
elements OF the North becanse they give
ground foF . counter movement by designing
demsgosues Of The South ihe state O.
South Carolina mas IN ha class Of aris1oc1a1,
10 planters VINO manage 70 keep coa'toi Of
iis politics by continually representing .ha'
the peculiar institution Of slavery Is IN Jan
ger and that only fher ~iranscendan' genus
and TACT can save 'ne a
partial and Unfair system OF representation
exists there, by which me mass OF inc PEG
pie are "isifanchised az so'e's anu wn'on
As ~ iac' worse tnan ue pasy : u'o
f.ehcn aesp''sin y u'er' uays ~
MS P'opos'O y ne
'sia.e government, .ne uouio o'O0
wen oleu p'anVeis is'e' aH1 ~.
hoe ana cry 'na' 'ne 'e,o'' ~ 80
are ieo lvpuo.''ah :, .na.
err D01 sa aa Sa.s .ns
siass LII 49,. ss
naee s,' i.
ton ue $50 IL
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'ao ~ 49, -. ~.
soo'.1 e. .s.s. . ! -
que.aOn :. -. CO.
~ n'1 ny. ss.;nns,Iv b,,n;nc
= "a Lna,s
upon<'ne suojec' u '"1
of no other question IN political economy.
BY this means the Southern Hotspurs keep
control Of heir state p%oli,ics. and of what is
more material 10 ,hem--lheir state treasury.
They ee. their minds so distorted that they
49, :. sr,sa,y;en, or,v % one
see s.sy 'nms , y.,r
question, and forget Tue great ponsicai d.
visions of the country for political prinei-
ale. ,bese men have none since thew are
WI. !. ~. ~
ae'nel De'a'S "of WINGS ".n pun
tics, but a mongrel race oil hall Dreeds. Inc
two great political divisions of these times
are The only natural ones and ali others.
- 80 .- .a.....r
'housh uey may peSo"o no', sa"
only be Temporary.
But We are pleased TOO see a good thing
come ont NJ Nazare,h in ,lese davs A
60 c...,... ......,:.. =. -. 49,
'osa sa'o"a sVhsen'o" mas .aseiy psep
an session at Charleston, aud the voice ol
reason and patriotism has been heard there,
...ven amono The ciamor of nass;on and sci.
sshnass ~, ,ha saaa,f s.,.., -.
I-~s~.- ~
e'hgs we MAKE 2 gfa'iiying exiract.
ION re assembling, a letter from Langder
Cheyes was read, excusing his non attend
ance. He deprecates separate State action
thinking that one State cannot stand alone in
the midst of her sister States; he recon
mends foIbeaEance and Cancellation, ant
n ny - usg ooI ia ~ a.s, ~, y.
S e"...h aN psa'y k1 uhuei sehe'S9n, saseu WY
oou.n s;r;e, asasn. H.. ~ nhsaa, =
NV Eaiasa 1872 u@ nI ooieo =
.na vi rse.a h ~ seohs uu. one
en, Nnne na J. : euIoossl
sas a'rieu y Mn fnnn an'
i.elay u .sna y as. car ne shs asi ssa. uae p sa
49,. Pfisy r.. oh Sar.boas g.
aan Soar, .vh!aa .so namonra,s
49, eaaen..u "p,is 80 si.enosa:a.
s nnou ~ wv PEE re ~ an. poS. s;n
y ma n ~ Sor,h ,,;n ,,;Dunp Is ha
80 . u. "a
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"a They, are boring for q railroad through
the Hoosac mountain in Massachusetts with
a gEeat sleam-augsr.
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a The name Of the Post Office At Alb.
lgnton Centre, Luzene county, Pa, has
been changed to Waverly.
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a The landIordsof Harrisburg keep their
bars closed on Sunday. The State Capitol
will be hauled away next winter I'VE guees.
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~ Two Of Barnum's eleven elephants
died on the passage from ceylon to New
Yark