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" 1~-~s
yUyTIE subscriber being about to move to bis
farm. and wishing to close business IN the
mercantile way, will offer his present stock at
public sale at his Store Room at Tunnel Hi,
9W Ssl' TI1FspAY Fiji ss,1s NOV 90. AND FOLLOWING
kS DAYS.
the following assortment OF choice goods, consist
ing of Cloths Satnetts, Cassimeres, Satin YES
tugs. Flannels, Blankets, Linseys, Musins, Silks,
Delaines, Ginghains and Ladies Dress Plails
Also.-A large assortment Of Gentlemans, La
dies and Cnildrens' Boots, Shoes, Caters. togeth-
er with large assortment of Gum over Shoes.
Also--A fashionable assortment of Mems and
Boys Hats and Caps. of every variety.
sAlso.--Hardware and Qucenswarc Of every pat
tern and size
Also.-A large quantity OF Ready Made cloth
ing of every style and quality.
GLASSWARE, Lamps, Looking Glasses, Lam
terms, Drugs & Patent Medicines. Lever Clocks OF
all kinds, Liquors and Groceries, Tinware and
Stationary, together with large lot of empty
Barrels of all sizes, and variety of other articles
too tsdious to mention.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. each
day, when due attendance and reasonable credit
will b, given.
VIVID. HURD.
Tunnel Hill, Nov. IA. 1855.
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Notice.
NOffce.
In the ma ter of the real estate Of which J

II y the ma ter of the real estate Of which Ja-
II cob Rager, died seized.
Cambria county, IS:
The Commonwealth o. Pennsylvania TO Mary
Rager widow 0. Jacob Ragsr deceased. aid
Henry RsscT. Nchac lsager, John RACER, lsaac
R,geT, David Isagcr, Mary Rager, Jacob Rager,
David Bracken and Christiana his wife, (late
Christiana Rager,) David Paul and Catharine
1lis wife, (late Cataarne Rager.) Thomas
Goughenour and Margaret his wife, la;e Mr.
garet Rager,) Philip Rager. George Rager and
asraei e. Rager, heirs and legal representatives.
.of Jacob Rager deceased
You aud every of you ara hereby ciiei to be
and appear before the Judges OF our Orphans
Court, to be held at Ebensburg. the first Mon
day of December next, at ten o'clock, a. NJ, of
Said day, then aud there to accept or refuse to
sske the real estate of said Jacob Rager deceased
at the valuation put upon it BY m Inquest award
cd by said County far that purpose, or show cause
why tho same should not be sold, to wit {. a
piece or parcel of land situate in jackson town
ship, Cambria county, cnntain;n. one hunire.i
aud eighty acres, or less, adiini,g lausis Of
Abraham Rager. Anthony Lambaugh. Andrew
Hager and others Which was valued and ap-
praised at the s,su Of six dollar per acre.
Witness the Honorable George Taylor, Pres-
dent of our said Court at Ebensburg, the thir-
aecnth day of September, ~ p. 1866.
FM. G. BARBOUR, Clerk o. c..
G1.,o1,,re- zSssv II lSsS
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~ EVERY READER will please notice the

90 EVERY READER will please notice the
advertisement headed :" TO PERSONS OUT OF
EAPL0YMENT," and send fora full descriptive
Catalogue of all our Illustrated Works
~ To the aninitiated in the great art OF sell
ling books, we would say that we present
scheme for money making which Is far better
than all the gold mines OF California and Aus
tralia.
i os- Any person wishing to embark ia tae en-
serprse, will risk little by sending to the Publish
or, 425, for which be will receive sample copies
Of the various works, (at wholesale prices) care
fully boxed, insured, and directed. afordfng a
very liberal per centage to the Agent for his
trouble. With these .e will soon be able to as
certain tho mos. saicable, and rlcr accordinly-
Aidros (pcst pail-)
ROBERT SEARS. PUBLISHER.
Isl Hiuiam Street Nc,s York.
E5ensburg, November IA, 1855.
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HO THIS WAY.
FOR CHEAP BARGAINS!!

HyHE undersigned would again inform the cit
x izens of E5ensburg, and the surrounding
county, that they have received from the city OF
Philadelphia a large assortment of
GROCERIES,
Coffee, Teas, Sugars, Molasses, Sail. Vinegar,
Pepper, All-spice, Candies, Soap, Mackeral, Sal
mon, Cod Fish, together with many articles not
mentioned.
WILLOW WARE.
Hand Baskets Of all kinds and sizes, small Bas-
kets for children, Clothes Bake.s, Ladies work
Baskets and Fruit Baskets
CEDAR WARE.
Tubs, Buckets, Half Bushels, Pecks, Wash
Boards, Sivcs, large aud small Brooms.
Tobacco and Cigars, OF all kinds.
Nails and Glass Ware.
Ropes of all kinds and sizes.
Liquors of all kinds and brands.
CONTEMPORARIES.
Candies, Nuts, Prunes, Figs, Almonds, Pea Nuts,
in fact every article in this line.
We would here remark that we now enabled
tn sell cheaper article than any establishment
in the county. Give'us call before purchasing
elsewhere.
TUDOR & ROBERTS.
Ebepsbur. NOV. a. lS55.-tf.
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NOTfCE.

In the matter Of the subpoena Of Geo. Shafer.
70 the the heirs and legal representatives of Geo
convey certain real estate. -. :.
THE undersigned being appointed. By the Or
phans' Court of Cambria county, a COMMISSIONS
to take testimony in the above stated proceeding
hereby notifies all persons interested that he vii
attend, at his office in the borough OF Ebensbura
on Wednesday, the 2lst dayssf November next,
at the hour Of o'clock, p. NJ, 10 the duti,s u
the appointment aforesaid
GEORGE N. REED, Com
Ebensburg. Oct. IL, ls55.-4t.
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Estate of Mark Edvyards.

NOTICEis hereby given. that letters OF Ad-
IN ministration, on the Estate OF Mark Ed
wards, late of the borough of Ebeasburg, deceas-
Cd have been granted TO the subscribers, residing
in said borough; all persons Indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims will make the same
known
ELIZABETfI EDWARDS, Administrators,
EVAN K. EVANS, Administrator.
Etensburs. November If. 1895.
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Al his residences in Ebcnsburg ON Friday sec
onA, Inst. MARX EDWARDS, aged about sixty hye
yean.
The deceased labored for long time from the
effects Of consumption, and bore up; for years :
against tbs whitening influences OF that iatai
disease.
The douayted wa well and favorably known,
~ vearz "a Industry end usefulness, to large
portion q The people of Cambri. county.
sLet no one seek bis merits to disclose,
s f,r dra his ffaities from their dread abode
sT,~s- the, alike in trembling hope repose,
3 The bosom of his father and his God =
81 On the 5th inst. of Group, at Altoona, ANNIE,
daughter II 2. G.. and Priscilla Mater aged
two years and four months.
Tho deceased was child of unusual srnartness,
and was affectionatc, ana aniablc as one OF mature
years-and her loss leaves an aching VOID IN 3
kind and doating mothers heart
- Dearest little Annie, thy suierings are Ger,
Pain shall atilict and fever scorch thy brow no
moro;
The bud, too fair Tor EARTH draoped and died,
Our hope, our love, our joy and PRIDE
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Notice.

IT ETTERS of administration on the estate of
H Charles Bradley decd, have been granted
to the subscribers living in Allegheny. township.
All persons owing said estate, will please mako
payment, and those having claims against the
same will present them authenticated for settle
ment CATHARINE BRADLEY.
ANSELM BRADLEY.
octohcr 10, lS55.-6t.
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THE undersigned, appointed by the Court Of
Common Pleas of Cambria county. at September
Term, 1855. an auditor to distnbuts the fund 4ri-
sing from the sale Of the Real Estate Of Sainnd
Dillon, sold on ID. Pimies TeHditoni EzPonas ~
No 40, June Term, e55.-hereby notifies all
persons interested in said fund.- that be will sit in
the discharge Of his duties, at his Office. in Ebens
burg, ON Thursday, the ed day Of November,
next, at one O'Clock, P. NJ.
- ss A. c. MCLLIN, Auditor
EbensLurg, Oct. %, 1s55.@4t.
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FALL And WINTER GOODS.

H ME SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure of an
Il nouncing to his numerous Customers ard the
Public generally, that he has just returned from
the Eastern Cities, and is now opening one of the
largest and Best Assorted Stock of Goods ever
brought to CAMBRIA COUNTY The Stock
consists chiefly of the following, viz:
q
A Large Assort mcnt of CALlCOES, GlNG-
HAMS. CASaMEREsS, MERINOS, DELA1NES,
ALPACAS, &C., all of the Finest Qualities and
most choice Styles. Also a large Assortment OF
MILLINERY GOODS.
Such as Braid and Silk Bonnets and Bounet Rib
bons, Flowers and Wreatlis, and great variety
# Trimmings and Noti' ns Also, good Assort-
4nent of HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, Tin
ware. Glassware, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Books and Stationary. and very large stock OF
READY MADE CLOTHING.
He solicts an examination of his Stock, as he
feels confident that all who favor him with call
will have reason TO be satisfied with the Quality
of his Goods and the Cheapness of his Prices
Persons purchasing GROCERIES m large
quantities. scW rcccirc considerable Reduction, Of
Me retail price
N. B.-The ONE PRICE SYSTEM strictly ad-
hefcd to.
d. McLAUGHLIN.
Tunnel Hill Cambria Co. Oct 81. 1s55--12t
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Tannery ana Farm for Sale.

IL Farm, nine miles from Johnstow1l, in Somer-
set county. It lies on Stoney Creek, and is one
OF the most eligible sites for a Tannery in the
country. The establishment is quite new, with
all the modern improvements in this branch of
business. The stream is never failing one, with
= iaii OF IL feet, and the choicest bark aboundi
IN the neighborhood. which can be purchased at
- per cord, payable in merchandise The land
contains two hundred acres and is capable of be-
ing highly cultivated = as
1t IS a rare opportunity for any one wishing to
engage In the tanning business and will be dis
posed OF ON most reasonable terms. = -
Apply to the undersigned on the premises or to
Geo. II. Llekhardt. in. Jahnsiown.
EHARLES YAK LUENEN.s
October 81, Is5 5.s<ssa - - = - s's
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dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
| Martin Myer and Barnabas McDcrrnitt was
dissolved upon the FIRST day of August last. and
all persons indebted will call upon b. McDermits
who will settle the business Of said firm
M N. MYER. i
B. MeDERMiTT.
Ebcnsburg. October 3, 1855.
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ArdItor,s Ectiec.

Auditors ECtf6c.
THE undersigned, appointed 10y the Court oi
| Csminum Pleased Cambria county. to MARSHAL
the proceeds Of the real estate of John p Parrish,
sold ay the SheIin nf said county. on Nend. Tx
pom. No. I3, june Term. 1865, at the suit Of K.
H. Palmer, hereby gives notice to ali parties m
tercstcd in said fund, that he will attend to the
duties of said appointment. at his Office in tht
borough of Ebcnsbura, on Friday, the 10th day
OF November next at ,nc o'ci,ck. z. Nj.
Nm. kITTEII-, Auditor
October IL, f355---4t.
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I. GENOA CRCCIFIX,u y

the most extensive seae.
Among the works already eng ,ge,l, il the far
famed
s.GEyOA CRCCIFIN,v
which originally cost Ten Thousand Dollars.
In forming the New Collection. the diffusion of
works Of AMERIcAS ART, aud the encouragement
.-of American genius have not been ovc:l ,okcsl.
commissions have been issued t., many of the
NEST distinguished American Artists, who will
contribute some of their finest productions
Among them are three Marble B,lsts executed by
tie creates, living Scuptor.-HIRAMP POWERS.
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
THE EArHEE or HIS COUNTRY,
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
THE rIIIiosoPiIER;
DANIEL WEBSTER,
THE sTATEsAAS.
A special agent has visited Europe AMI inado
Careful jusliri .is selections of f,rciga works OF
Art, both IN Bronze and MarLl,; otatuary and
Choice Paintings
The wholc Turning large and valuable collec-
sian of Paintings and Statl.ary to be distributed
fRaE among tho members of the Association for
abe Second Year.
sss TERMS OF MEMBERSHIP.
The payment Of Three Dollars constitutes any
one member of this Association and entities him
60 either one of tbs Magazine. for one year, and
also q ticket in the distribution Of the Statuary
and Paintings.
The Literature issued 10 subscribers consists os
the following Monthly Magazines Harper's
o
hold Words, Graham's, and Gpdey's Lsdy's Book
Persons taxing 1--WE memberships are entitled to
any five Of the Magazines for one year. aud to sir
jackets in the distribution. The net proceeds de-
rived from the sale Of memberships, are devoted
TO tue purchase Of works of Art for the ensuing
year. ss -
Ts THE ADVANTAGES SECERED
by oecoming member of this Association. are
ist- All persons receive the Jiill rolue If their
ssoscr.pfson at the start, in the shape Of sterling
ID. Etch member is contributing towards p,Ir-
chasing choice Works Of Art which arc to be dis
t<ieuted among themselves, AMI are at sh.. sa,ne
time encouraging the Artists of the c.unfrv- dis
bursng thousands of dollars throuuh it, aa'.,,c.
Persons in remiting funds for nembeTsb;n
will please give their post e9;ce address - f,H
stating the month they wish The Maoay;nse ~. -
commence, and have t:s letter recistereI NJ tfa
Post 0fics 10 prevent loss; on its receipt cerif
cate of membership, together 18th the Maeazne
desired, viii te forwarded 10 any part of the
country. - ees a,ss- as ~
Those who purchase magazines 1t Bookstores.
viii observe that by joining this Association, they
Jecesre The Magozine aud free ticket IN the annual
ossrsoatioa all at the same price they now pay
ior the Magazine alone.
For Memberships, address,
C. L. DERBY, Actslary C. A. A..
Iocsahs sslhss OF the principal Oifices-.s Knicker
W. = az eazinep Office, s4s Broadway. New
t,rsrs =. ezsern oficc, l6e Water Street. san
c;sss:Ae. = e.Ess.s sssss - - -
psaons received by III. j. Rsberts Hee.
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COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION
SECOND YEAR.

Arrangemcntsf for the Second Annual Collection
of. ti. new AMI Popular Insttti.i for the ditiu-
siof, of Literature and Art, have been made OH
the most extensivc scale.
Among the works already eng ,gea, il the far
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We have made arrangements with large Iinpc
sell as low they can do in the East. Plain Golc
put in frames 10 suit all agos.
July l8. 1856.
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ting House in New York which will enalIe rs 10
Rings made to order. Also. Spectacle Glasses
HOLMES YOUNG. Main Street.
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). ..s C. Z. DERBY, Acts,ary C. A. A.,
Sscs ~ ssthss Of the principal Oifices-ss Knicker-
VOW = AS 2 Azine" Office, $40 Broadway, New
sdusky. Ohio. : N,nsse' ioe water street, San
S,aossrpslous received by II. j. Roberts. Hon
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W NJ e. BARBUUh, Keglster.
Ebensburg, Nov. Z, 1s55.-4t.
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Tunnel Hill. Nov. IA. 1855.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-14
Democratic Association.

Ths Associations met in the Corr, House on
The 7,h inst, Col. Geo. Baylor in tho chair, and
S. NJ. Yost acting as Secretary.
Maj. Il. T. H. Warren, of Re bingham, be.
ing present by Invitation. addressed the Associa-
ton ia speech Of ons hour and haif's dura.
ton, much to The delight and ediication Of his
audience. He was followed by Col. Baylor and
Col. Hartman, in short speeches Of telling effect,
On motion Of 5. NJ. Yssl the fol!owin. reso
lulions were adopied ls.s-
Resolved, That this Association invite fair
and equal discussion of the issues involved in
the present State canvass, and hereby authorize
Il. J. Niche. W. n. Halman and Jas. ii. Skin
ner, 10 make such arrangements with the repre-
ssntatives of tho opposition as may suit the lie.
spec,ivs parties.
Resolved, Tha, The thanks Of this Association
are due, and are hereby te.'defed TO Maj E. T.
II. Warren, Of Rockingham, Tor his argumenta.
tive and effective speech tonight.
On motion the Association adjourned Till the
2lst inst.
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). M. Il. Bsale.

In tho same category wuh N. C. Claiborne
and Jno. s. Carlisle should be placed ]. 81. Ii.
Bsale, ths "Lleu,onani candidate Tor Governor
oil Virginia. His present candidacy is the re-
ward Of ,reaehery. But few months before
his nomination by The Winchester Convention,
he declared himself 10 favor Of Mr.. Wise, and
wholly opposed to the Know Nothiug, II ia
aaid thai he even applied 10 the Presden, OF the
United States 10 get his sonin-Iaw appoints. ed
Marshal Of the Western Disllic, of Virginia
and for some office for himself, and in his letters
OF sppli cation took occasion 10 bitterly deuounce
The Know Nolhings. His attempts for official
patronage having proven aborve, and his
chances Tor favor irom the Democrats narty in
his District entirely hopeless, no announces
himself an independent. candidate for Congress,
IL the hope CT getting return for his unprinci.
plod action, from deceiliul, cath. bound, un.
Principed party. Truly, he is in proper nice
company. lie, such men go.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-14
Tyre Maupin, ESQ.

We are PANIED 10 learn tina. our esteemed
friend, Tyre Maupin, ESQ., the proprietor and
senior editor of tho "Union Republican" al
this p lace, was, al the las, account, lying dan.
gerously i'll, in Monterey, Highland csrnly.-
he lett this place OIL Thursday Of last wsek, tc
engage in political discussion a. Monterey
with Geo. E. Deneale. Esq, he District Elsc-
tor. lie WAS taken sick on the road, and took his
bed Immediately after reach ing his destination
whsre he now is, with but Sigh. hopes Of his
recovery. He is attended in his sickness by hi.
wlle and daughter. We trust his illness NAV
not prove fatal, buI that he may be saved TO his
family and ftisnds
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Mr.. Skinner IN Bath.

Jas. II. Skinner, Esq, filled Mr.. Deneale's
appointment al Bath c. H.. on last Tuesday,
We learn that he made one OF his best efforts
lie encountered several Know Nothing speak
ers in the persons Of Mr. Goode and MIR. Ter
ril; but they proved no inlonvenience what
ever. They responded to Mr.. Skinner's frs
speech, in speeches of about ono hour EACH
TO which MIR. Skinner replied in the most happy
and successful strain. Mr. Terrill's speech was
partly devoted to statement Of his position as
candidate for the Legislature.
Bath has been represented as thoroughly
Know Nothingized This is a mistake, how
ever. There is the finest prospect Tor the elec-
ton OF Col. Carpenter, the Democratic candidate
ior the Legislature in the counties OF Bath and
Allegheny, over eur excellent and talented
friend Col. w. II. Terrill.
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Polit:oa Purif a tion-N G. c,a3,,o,n,

1.-The scripture noveth us in sundry pieces" to
deal gently with the frailties ofnur fellow men. We
confess and claim much Of this milk of hunon kind
ness and eItsnd scriptual liberation to tic, shoot
cohlhgs; but there are some things which We are
uot at liberty to leave unexpose6.
., Inc KNOW Nothings yet up to purify the polite, Of
,he country, and to consnmmate this publication
nave nominated as their candidate for Congress in
tins district, n. G. claiborne, ESQ. An exam
NATION OF the record OF Mr.. Claiborne presen,s
some rare developments, aud shows that he i, per.
maps ABOUT the only man running for Office in
Virginia whose part conduct and present positiop
eAoils an entire uneoncousness that there is such
tning As political principle. The honesty of most
potieians, situated as he is would be seriously inn
Peaehed; But the application of such q standard TO
W. hiaoorne would not, in our Judgment, be ju.s.
90 not believe that Mr.. Claiborne has GOOD polit
icai principles. We do not believe that Mr.. El.i
oorne has bad political principles In fact from an
ih.a.e knowledge Of his character are satisfied
he was once elected to the Legislature pledgdd IN
oppose the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. He
Went 10 the Legisature-voted for the roaa-and
Ian asI 'os the Legislature as its peculiar champi-
oth-he'ef 9hco exhibiting a COZ s,iousness of bis
shahss. lie came out candidate for the late ro-
ioFm Convention upon the White Bass-madc a
nsa "a favor o. the White BASIS at and
ne ne advocated MIR. Wiso in 1851 and opposed him in
lso4-he connected himself with the Know Nothing
o o before the Stanton Convention
sNo"s Tue iact IN his public speeches-avous at tho
same time that he announced in that body his inten
tloh 70 support Its noninees-and seems utterly IN
cohsel Us Of the conflict Of obligations thus yountar
y assumed. lie sent Mr.. Bocock word that he an
proved cordially his representative conduct from
otaanton, and at that same time and place. Mr.. Bo
cock charges him with having declared that he in
tenaed opposing him. ard he does not seem conscious
tnal mere is question worth explanation. Ho
seems 20 look upon political honor in the same light
~ ~ which Falstsif regarded personal honor "Can
Honor set ieg' No. Or an arm No. Or take
away away the grief Of wound ? No. Honor hath no
skill in surgery thens No. What is honori A
word. What is that Honor !? Air. A trim reck-
o,ning. Who hath it? Ito that died on Wedues-
"a. gay. Doth he ieel it? Doth he hear it No.
- ~ nsenslble then Yea, to the dead But will
It not live with the living No. Why? Detrsc.
ION will not suffer t-thsrefore I'LL NONE OF 1T
honor Is mere sseutc heon, and 90 ends my cate
sh,,i Thus soliloguzed Ealsta, and thus wo
should Judge, thinks n. q. Claiborne of the honor
OF politics. And this is put up for Congress 70
purify politics.-Linchbgrq Renuhlicnn
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StauntOu,

q Our street, have assumed the usaa!. sryvar.
ance of business and fashion incident to Spring.
Many OF our merchants have received their new
goods, and Mmers their fashions. Couse
quenily the few days Of pleasant weather during
the past week brought oul the beauty ard fash :
ion OF N. place. Stauntun il noted for the beau
" OF its ladies. This season, they seem to ap.
pear moro fascinating and attractive than usual.
AZ gay and cheerful as iafk., they skip along
in gleesome joy,witll winning smiles, snliyenius
and anima!lng all with whom they meet.
Our merchants, so far as we eau LEAN, have
not purchased very heavily; but their goods are
fashionable and handsome. The season prom
ises to besprightly and gay.
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In Trouble.

The Know-Nothings Of this county are in
lronbs They cannot fix upon any three men for
The Legislature who will prevent the breaking up
Of their organization. II they bring out three
Wings, the eew Democrats they have will bolt !;
and then many Wings will no, support them
because they are the nominees Of this oath
bound party. If they put one Dsmoc rat on the
ticket, soma of tbs Wings will bolt, who went
into the order TO ge, snatch at tho s2oils.-
Then again, the Prohibitory Law men who
have gone into the party, in the hope OF getting
power, will ease off if they are not represented
on the ticket; and if they sre represented,
many ant-prohibilionists will kick up a rum.
puss. The incongruous elements OF The organ
ization, VIC think, have not been sufficient,
melted 10 form fusion ticket. Il will work
lop-sidcd, unless some yankee lecturer is sen
for TO the Five Points in New York, aud pale
to come here and do The soldering. There i.
great deal Of Trouble in the camp, and v,
greatly fear there will be general blow up be
fore the 4th Thursday in May next, All W,
can say is, "save the pieces"