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The Know-Noihing Ticket.

The only men who now take any active
part for Staley and Cole are notonous Know
Nolhings The Leaders are neither Demo-
Gratis nor Wings, but men who have shown
no honor or consistency in their political
course. Mr. Cole is clever man-good ma.
tured, and Of an easy, even temperament
in short Just such man as the Know-Noh-
iugs would dupe and delude. He doubtless
honestly believes that the men who congre-
gate at midnight in wood-houses and dark
shops are his friends but in truth they do
him more hahn in the respect and esteem
Of his honest neighbors than the most ma
Iignant enemies could do. Eis best friends
are those who have advised him not 10 al
low himself 10 be used by men who only
seek their own selfish ends in urging him to
be a candidate--one because he bears
grudge agansi the Democratic party-an-
other because he would like TO be Mr. Coles
Deputy.
MIR. FORMER is clever, impulsive fellow,
who fears that the Pope will "ruin" Amer
ica; and when we last heard of his political
position he believed that Nothingism
was destined to carry every thing before it,
He was Whig until Know-Nolhings swal-
lowed up that parry and then 'iefsnded tho
new creed,
We would not say an unkind word OF Mr.
Staley, the head oil the Know-Nothing tick
et; but certainly for intelligence and useful
ness as legislator he can rot for moment
bear comparison with Mr. Montgomery
A man who runs aslray after all the new po-
liical isms of the day is loo volatile and tickle
minded to stand against the thousand temp
ialions and assaults at Harrisburg. The last
legislature was made up of many such men
as Mr.. Staley, and The people have seen and
felt the result. The parry came in power
that feared the poor Pope much more than
il did the Prince OF Evil, and the people
have had quite enough of its Legislation
which was in open defiance Of the popular
will, and characterized only by narrow mind
ed bigoiry, prescription and fear.
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ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YoRK. SEMI. I9-ll3 A. mi

NEW YORK, sept. l9-ll3 a. M.
The U. S. Mail Steamship Baltic, Captain
Comstock, with Liverpool dates 10 the 9Th
inst, arrived here abou. half past II o'clock
this evening.
The Baltic brings one hundred and ninety
three passengers, including the newly ap.
pointed Spanish Minister TO Washington.
The war news is unimporlant Russia is
again threatening the Tchernaya.
General Simpson telegraphs his govern
ment, tha, they are ready for offensive move
ments again.
The Russians had made small sorlie
from Sebastopol, and destroyed number Of
gabions. They are also actively engaged in
bridging the harbor 10 remove their defences
10 the north side in the even, of the south
side being taken.
There are more rumors of new negotia-
lions at Vienna.
Sir Charles Napier publishes conespon-
dence with Sir James Graham, showing that
he tNapier) only carried out government or
ders in not attacking Cronstadt
Serious difficulties are reported toexist be-
tween the Neapolitan and British govern.
ments, for which Naples is Immediately e
be called to account.
Fergus O'connor, one CT the leaders of the
Chartlsts, and who, some years since, was
exiled for participating too oonspicuously in
tnssr movements, is dead.
The Queen, after leaving Paris, repaired
to her Highland residence, at Balmoral, Scot
land.
Cholera is said 10 rage in Italy to fright
ful extent.
The Bank of England has increased its
rate OF discount from 81 TO per cent
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MAMRRRNa

On the 18th inst, BY Rev. w. Goodrich,
Mr.. PHENIs SlTLER, OF Light Street, and Mi
SusANSAH BIsHLINE. OF Benton twp, Column
bia county.
On the evening Of the 22nd inst, by the
same, Mr.. JOHN DoTy, of Benton township,
and Miss SUSAN FRAvELY, Of Orangeville,
Columbia county.
On the same evening, by the same, Mr..
JACOB BRIeHT, and Mrs. CATHAmsE AuL,
both of Bloomsburg, Col. county.
On the 18th inst, by ]. F. Fowler, Esq,
Mr.. THOMAS McGARvY. Of Munoy Creek, Ly-
coming county, 10 Miss MATILDA DHPoE, Of
Fishingcreek, Columbia oopn,,. er
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Arnold Piumer.

This genlleman-the Democratic nominee
for Canal ommissioner-is one of the pu-
rest and best men in the Commonwealth,
and will be elected by an overwhelming ma
jority. The respectable papers Of every par.
ty in the State. speak of him in terms ol
praise-all, even his bitterest political enc.
mics, admit that he stands before the people
with character, both moral and political, un.
stained by single blenish. Such man
The people will always delight TO honor.
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DEMOCRATS ARE You Ass EssEp 1--WE
would remind our democratic friends Of the
necessity Of having their names on the As.
ssssmen. Isis at least Ten Days before the elec-
tion. TheIist are now placed at the sever
al election polls, where they may be exam
smined. ~ See that your name is there
recorded in good time, or you. vote e-will be
losi Young men who last year voted con
age," should see that they have been assess
ed this wear.
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Cross AcrIoKs.-The Trenton Gazette un /.
defsiands that DR.. Heineken has commen
ed an action in Philadelphia 10 recover dam.
ages from the Camden and Amboy Railroad
Company for the deslru olion of his horses
and carriage at Burlington. DR.. Heineken,
on Friday, went before the grand jury at
Mount Holly, and made formal complaint,
for the purpose OF having The directors of the
Company indicted for manslaughler. The
same day, Mr.. Shreve, of Bordentown, made
similar complaint befort the jury against
Dr.. Heiueken, for the purpose Of having him
indicted.
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Peter Martin..Canai Commissioner.

This gentleman, ii appears. is the Know.
Nothing candidate for Canal Commissioner
He is a respectable citizen of Lancaster coun'
ty, and our regret is that he has permitted
himself 10 be the candidate Of such party
There are now, we believe, no less than flu,
candidates in the field for the post Of Cana
Commissioner, viz
Arnold Plumer, (Dem.) Yenaugo.
Joseph Henderson, (Whig) Washington.
Peter Martin, tx. N.Y. Lancaster
Kimber Cleaver, IN. Amer.) Schuylkill
Passnore Williamson, (Abo.) Phil. Prison
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The RIsEIs SuoAas since January, accord
ing TO the New York Post, has been so per
cent, and this owing not so much 10 the di.
minished supply, which only applies to New
Orleans descriptions, Cubas beng plentiful,
but to the great increase of demand through.
out the country for consumption and stock
The unfayorabe harvest OF 1854 led 10 a
great contradiction in the grocery business,
as well as in The dry goods, and deslers
worked down their stock tc she lowest poin'
possible.
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Woods Ornamental Iron Works,
Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia.

THE attention Of the inhabitants OF Penn
sylvania are invited TO III Q extensive Manufac. /.
tory and Warerooms Of the subscriber, who 10
prepared to furnish at the shortest notice, Iron,
Railing Of every description, for Cemeterief
public and private buildings also verapda
Fountains, Chairs, setIees, Lions, Dogs
other ornamental iron works Of decorative
aeter. Purchasers may rely on having
ticles carefully boxed and shipped TO ID
tination. A book Of designs will Lc
TO those wishinato make selections.
ROBERT WOO
Ridge fucnue, bslow Spsing Gag
PHlLA
Ssptembsf ~, 1896
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A Bugaboo

There are perhaps dozen Catholics in Co
.Iumbia couuIy, in The midst of nearly
1000 people. The Kuow-Nolhings tell us
there is danger that this dozen will con-
spire, plot, capture, ruin, rob, hang up, boil
and roast the four housaadI The old parties
sometimes dealt in rather questionable sio-
fies, but this new Reform party beats Bsel-
xsbub in lis freaks OF iestils imagination.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs--Dr. CHEEsEMAKs'
PILLs.--The combinations of ingredients IN
these Pills, is the result Of long and ex-
tensive practice; they are mild in their oper-
atior, ard certain ib restoring Batuee to its
proper channel. In every instance have the
Pills proved successful. The Pills invaria-
bly, open those Instructions TO which females
are liable, and bring nature into its proper
channel, whereby hsath is restored, and tho
pale and deadly countenance changed 10
healthy one, No female can enjoy good
health unless she is egulai and whenever
an obst ruction takes place. whether from ex-
posure, cold, or any other cause, the general
health Immediately begins to decline, and the
want of such remedy has beer the cause Of
so many consu mpt ions among young female.
To ladies' whose health will not permit an in
or ease of their family, those Pills will prove
a valuable acquisition, as they will prevent
pregnancy. Headache, pain in tho side, pal
pitation of the heart, loathing Of food, and
distu rbed slecp do mos. ALWAYS arise from the
int eruption Of nature; and whenever that Is
the case, the Pills will invariably remedy all
these evils. Nor are they less cfficacious in
the cure Of Leu ucoIrhoea, commonly called the
"Whitcs," These Pills should never bc "a. !.
ken during preg nancy, as they would be sure
IN cause miscarriage. Warranted to be purely
Vegetable, and free from anything injurious TO
life or health. Full and explicit direc,ions
accompany each box.
These Pills are put up in square fiat boxes.
Perons residing where there are no sgeney
esta blishcJ, by encl osing One Dollar in let.
ter postpaid to DR.. IL. Cheeseman, No. 267
Bile cker street, N ew York City, can have them
sent TO their respective addresses by return of
mail
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A Political REVOLUTION, The Portland
Argus mentions as significant fact, that So
far as the returns have been received, but
one person who voted in fav or Of the present
liquor law has been returned 10 the Legisla-
ture
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SAFETY CARR ron KAiLRoAD CRossINes.-
Mr.. Lawrence Myers has invented gate for
shutting off travel from railroad crossing
while the locomotive 10 in dangerous prox-
unity, which seems to obviate most Of the
objections raised to such contrvances. The
gate is attached 10 an endless chain which
crosses q pulley at any required distance
from the crossing necessary to safety. The
pulley is attached TO shaft lying across and
under the track. The buffer in front of the
locomotive presses upon the pulley, the chain
moves and the gate slides, by the side Of the
track, across the road from which the car
riages approach the railroad. After passing
the crossing the locomotive presses another
pulley attached in the same way 10 the gate,
and the latter is moved back 10 its place. II
is intended TO place the working apparatus
deep enough in the ground 10 avoid any i'm
pebiment from frost. The motion Of t1e
gate may be regulated by means of cog.
which is placed on the pulley shaft to sui
the speed Of the locomotive, and not involve
a crossing carriage in the danger OF being
caught by The gate. A bell may BE also as-
iached 10 the work to give warning before
the gate begins TO move at all.-Lsdger.
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~ s. M. PETTENerLL & Co., Advertising
Agents, No. Ii9 Nassau Street, New York.
and 10 State Street, Boston, are authorized TO
receive and receipt for advertisements and
subscription TO this paper.
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q ~ How could Know Nothing officer
ifsata adopted citizens with imparialily in
'as' discharge Of his duty His secret oath
= pssscslptlon weuld fsiier and bind him ;or
else he would b eoupslIed o dishonor him
self and cast II of
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A Coon SuPpLY.--A farmer in Fayette
county, Kentucky, has raised, this year, up
wards Of nine thousand barrels Of potatoes,
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DI9Na

In Berwick, on Sunday last, Mrs EMILY
OWEN, wife of Hudson Owen, aged about s5
wears.
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wIMPoRTANT TO THE LADIES. A,


Or. GEIssNER's Celebrated Menstrual Pills
have been long and widely known as invari-
ably certain in removing any stoppage, irreg-
ularily, or suppression Of the menses.
In the female hospitals in Vienna, Paris,
and Berlin, they have entirely superseded the
use of all other remedies; because, where
cure is altainable by medicinal agencies,
they are certain of success. Their astof1ish-
ing efficacy would be almost incredible, If
not vouched for by indubilable testimony, in
numerous instances producing returns OF the
monthly period after all hope had been aban-
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In every case, from whatever cause The ob.
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crease OF family, they are always efficient
for which reason they must moi be used du-
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safe and certain in their effects.
Married ladies' will find particular inslruc.
tons in the directions, in which are stated
the various symptoms by which the cause of
the suppression may be determined.
Price, Que Dollar per Box, containing e&-
! plicit directions.
Each box will be signed by DR. r. G. Geiss-
ner.
Principal Office, I27, Liberty Street, New
York Guy.
Responsible agents will be appointed for
their sale as soon as practicable In the
mean time, all orders are 10 be addressed to
DR., r. e. Geissner, 1874 Liberty Street, New
York City, or 10 box 2i56 N. Y. Post Office,
and box will be sent by return mail, as
they are put up in sealed envelopes, and can
be sent with the stnclesl privacy to any part
of the United States.
CAUTION TO LADIES.
AS various not only ineffective 5ui injur.
Gus compounds pufponing TO be +" Female
Pills." under all kinds OF names az Iron
Pills," ""Silver Pills" "Goldeu Pills, " Peri.
| odiral Pills." &c. are attempted TO te palmed
off upon the credulous or unwary, il is only
necessary for ladies TO be OIL their guard
agains, the attempted imposition, aud in all
| cases where there is no authorized agent for
the sale of DR.. Geissner's Menstrual Pills."
to order direct from him by mail, by return
Of which a box will be sent. T2g-iy
Agents-Geo. Ross, Lebanon; Z. T. Mil
ler, York; s. Alleman, Harrisburg; d. r.
Jones & Co., Harrisburg; {. Weisley, Mill
| bach.
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"Impuni,y and remissness for certain are
the bane OF commonwealth /; but here the
great art lies, TO discern in what the law 10 to
bid restraint and punishment, and in what
things persuasion only is 10 work. II every
action which is good or evil in man at ripe
years were TO be under pittance, prescription
and compulsion, what were virtue bsr a
name, what praise could be then due 10 we'll
doing, what gramercy to be sober, lust or
continent? Many there are that complain of
divine Providence for suffering Adam 10
transgress. Foolish tongues When God
gave him reason, he gave him freedom TO
choose, for reason is but choosing he had
been else mere artificial Adam, such an
Adam as he is in the motions. We our
selves esteem not tina, obedience, or love, or
gift, which is of force: God therefore left
him free, set before him provoking object,
ever almost in his eyes herein consisted his
merit, herein the right of his reward, The
praise Of his abstinence. Wherefore did he
create passions within US, pleasures round
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To the Heirs Of Officers and Soldiers Of the
Revolutionary and other Wars.
JoIY s. GllLilaA AND SO. &. g4LLilEg,
Formerly Sd Aud. U. s. freas) City for Claimants.
Todd's Marble Building, Washington City,

50L1 s. G2LLlI1A AND so. 81. ClLLlIsg,
Formerly Sd Aud. U 5. rreas) CITY for Cana nts.
Todd's Marble Building, Washington City,
4 NONIlNUE to give their usual prompt attention
~ to the prosecution Of every description Ut claims
against the General Government. Their familiarity
vii the general routine of business connected with the
several Departures aud theexptrence they have had
i'll the management Ut the large number Of he
torOIe entrusted to their care, them in {,
deriGg their services, with renewed confidence the
very numerous representatives Of Officers and Soldiers
Ut the Revolutionary and other Wa $, who have be-
c.ne entitled, by acts of Congress to Communication,
nalf-P Pay, Pension, or county Land
In addition t. their experience they possess mach
valuable record and documentary evidence appertan-
ing to the numerous classes of claims.
nS- Army Officer, Soldiers, Tea msters, Naval Of
fcers Seamen, Marines, and Navy Clerks, Tor THEN
surviving widows minor children who served in the
Revolutionary War War Of 1912. Florida. OF any Of
the Indian Wars, for period Of not less than
TEEN DAYS, are nov entitled to IA Land Warrant for
LOO Those who have already received their 40
or 50 warrants entitled to an dditiona
quantity to nake theirs equal to 100 acres.
FEES For obtaining an 50 acre warrant, So; 100
acrts. IS; 100 acres, $40.
Es- Regular correspondents who prepare cases and
forward them to the above address, for mana cement
here. will be dealt with literally.
ES- CoURT OF CLAIMS having been created by
Congress. before which al Private Claims, hereto
fore provided for by law, to be presented for ad
dication. the undersigned will undertake the manage
ment Of any requiring attention before tina court
and devote their best energies 10 the interests If their
clients. r They ask no fee in advance. nor do they
make any charge for their services Except where pr
yiosly agreed upou unless they success full in OBJ
tanning som thing for those who employ them.
Address JNO. S. J. RO. III. GALLAHER,
Washington. ID C.
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N.B. LAND WARRANTS BoUGHT AND Sold. W.
buy Lend Warrai Is and Revolutionary Scrip ut Ugh
est market rates giving generally higher prices than
any other markets afford, except those mmeda tely
in the vicinity Of Land Offices where Warrants are
located. The advantage Of sending Warrants to
Washington is that discrepa, cies in assignments,
which often and produce diff ultv. can be rec
tiled, frequently, at the General Land Office
March. 1885 is EO H. g.
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DRY GOODS
FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE
HENRY II. SCOTT

HENRY II. SCOTT
LAS rctunnedfo m the Eastern Market, ard is new
IL il receipt of fine stock of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
for the Fall ard w inter trade Hayilpa,.il,o HIM
self Of the depressed state # tho alhtt be i. ne
pared 10 ofer Goods at prices much lower tap mai
Purchasers will do well to examine his sit,k ssIei
determined to offer great induce nts lu,ers
Ladies' Line.
Black Silks all wool and Uuion Dress Paids Ma
rinos, all colos, black and fancy coored alpaec,s
pam and fancy Dcains, fopiins, Cashmeres, Gins-
hams, English and American Prints, worked Cellars
Linen Pocket fandkerchiefs kid silk and wool gloves,
barred and spotted Cambrics, Bishop lawns Iiptp
and cotton edgings andlsces.
ShnWls.
fine assortmint Of long and square Bay State,
Waterloo and Scotch shawls.
Bonnets.
In silk, satin, florence and cashmere.
Gentlemens, Line.
have purchased my wooden gods fully twenty
per cent. of reduction on last cars price, ard
am able to offer great BALGAINs IN this lire. Frnth
and American black cl, tbs, pilot Ieter.lnm and
beaver cloths black doeskin ard fai G, ,asip eles:
>attnets, al colors; heavy tw,cds Jeans eoIdmo,,
and moleskin for pants, nf,rts, sta,fs rok ara
pocket halkkerchiets buekskin ard wool gloves ard
mits.
buWcAlC eOOOSs
Hickory. heath.d ard lr,wn muslirs Ir;,b lirtns
brash, hnckabcck ard birds-ey, diapers lnu dfussk
table cloths, figured curtain musliIs aInncluks
drills naburgh's PLAID linseys. brown ~ lsaeh
cant'n fahlels; rcd. yell' AID Lue. all ncol Can
ne!s; white btd Blankets, Maekinaw do, lIut and
brown do, horse and saddle llanlets, DC.
Clothing.
am determined to astonish tie Iatiyes in Til
line. lou would laldly believe how Il eap ytu ,yb
purchase clothing, until you lock Cye my goods srd
prices.
800 overcoats. newest style, from 81 t. SIC.
45Qpairs pants, do do 81 tos6.
go vests, do do 81 to So
EOots and ShOe>.
Mems womsns, loys', girls, and childrtns' She's
and Boots. in lip, calf morocco and Irtrzc.
iantee Notions, Hats ard Caps, Queenswore and
Groceries.
Look to your interest, and if You wish to lav cut
Your money to advantage Gene to Scots ChenL Stora
Nam street, NEAR TIE MARKET House, and
the bargains.
Nov. 1854
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CLOAN'S GARDEN CITY. a very interesting paper
- Bound copies at less than the regular subscription
price ut VAN METERS.
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Iowa Music store.

AJE are about CLOSING OFF our stock MUSICAL
w MERCHANDISE, PAPER HANGNGs and BoRDERs
UMBRELLAS. LANES &C.. and will sell at unpreceient-
ed low prices FUR CASH.
We will sell out AT COST TO any wishing to open
Music store. Such an one will find this good To-
cality. BARRETT House BUILDING, BURLINGTON Iowa
Jan g. 1855. RUFUS LANE.
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House Keepers, Look Here.
000LBS pure tallow candles at l5cts per lb. bet
OUU ter article and one fourth cheaper tlsn :
ng about town.
500 lbs clean batting.
so peices cheap prints for comforts.
800 lbs T. II. Tea, prime article 90 cts a lb.
lbs Coffee for dollar, and all other articles
of dry goods and Groceries for sale low prices at
Dec IA 1854 t&w II. II. SCOTS, Main st.
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JUST RECEIVED.
100 CANS prime Oysters.
IUO 10 b.xes Star candles,
10 do. Mould do,
20do. Soap, assd.,
Is do Rasins, new crop,
30 do Herring.
cases ground Rice,
and every article. in fact usually found in grocery
and provision stores-cheap dirt, for cash-these
HARD times.
EN-All orders accompanied by the CASH, and all
articles Sold will be sent home free Of charge the
wa on is always ready w. H. ANDERSON.
Main Street, Burlington, Dec. %, '54
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Eo PEzIHrZpIgBHx
J. ID. McCLEARY'S
COLORED PRZNTLNG INK,

AT CoRoE'S Book STORE.
A FULL supply just received at the following
n prices:
Ex fra fine black ink for "a rds and wood crts
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EISH-5 casks No. l Cod Fish;
~ 10 bbls Mackerei;
10 half bbls White Lake Fish.
nov. %. j. ). kIHBALL W
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TNPIToME of Greek and Roman Mythology, wit
- explanatory Notes, and a vocabulary by John S
Hart l.. l.. D., for sale at CoRsE's