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HOver'S Liquid Hair Dive.

n
rms AK DYE needs only trial 10 satisfy ,I, ,r
Petiecllon asa Dye. and the following test,mn,'l Ir.
Ihat eminent Analytic Chemist PTofrs,or R,",h ~.
the Mint. will only confirm !, bnI ,l,,'.., "
previously borne testimony TO, '''''''''u' nav q
A""oHAroRF FOR PRtcrICAL CHEMlsrRy.)
~. SIaf,hen'S Place. {
,.f Philadelphia. February I1ih 1857.
Denig wen acquainted with the substance. ,n,,
passing fiovers Liquid laIr Dye. am satisfied linn, nv,
o,pN m ing Tue sIm,le dIrectQns giyeu or lls uss y
VIII not inlure the Hair or Skn but will uI.c ns,N
raj and durable cel0r 10 Ihe hair s. s. ~" Q ''''"-
ID. JAMES {. B1oTH Analllie Chemist"
,,,!Li, IERS lFRiIING lNkS. .ineIudinr Hove.
fluId. and iovers lndelbeIn are. NM :, -,
and introduced TO require any a,Ii,i,,"I Wi k'o"n
,9er ShaTacler The sales have been sipr =.
Isr hfsl introduction giving evidence "I ,S
ior them by The Manufacturer 'i''esd at hrst
'l[eei. above tenrIh. toh NJ had PiiiiS,l ""rd
receive prompt attention by u' f''''+'sF'f"' hii'.
JOSEPH u HOVER, Manuf,e,urcr
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TO TIL: PuRIIN

THE subscriber having taken the HOTEL.
formerly occupied by Capt. Thomas Keen, at
!he steamboat Balloo Landing, is prepared
TO TO- accommodate the Travelling Public with
DoAHD and LODGING, by the day, week or
month. Also, HORSES taken care of, at rea
sonable rates. His TABLE will be supplied
WIN the best the market will afford, and his
Bar with the best liquors
J. w. ROBINSON. Proprietor.
Steamb at Landing, May I3, 1857 BIN,
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0% English papers state that the farmers in
some ofthe agricultural districts have reduced
the wages Of their laborers from los. week to
los. 3D., equivalent to reduction from go cents
day to 54 cents. = i..t" 9sl .'a1I. -
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G The Corn Exchange Of New York have
been allowing 30 pounds Of corn to the bushel,
but an act Of the Legislature Of tb I State,
which went into operation on the 10th inst,
makes 5S pounds bushel. =,
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27

i, POTATOES "A writer in New York expresses
:nc oPliloh that people make mistake m nav
s :"o "'uch Tor potatoes. There is more
moursnnient ,% IN one bushel of good white beans.
man man ~ hVe bushels of potatoes; and what is
Oet'er .nan bean soup, or more paIatable than
goou oiu-lashloned bean porridge !" He saws
tn "e age OF beans" should be revived, as well
Tor economy as for health.
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27
BLIN DIS AND SHADES
OF New STYLES. ~

B. ]. WILLIAMS, No. 10 North SIXTlI s,,oo,
Philade' phia Manufacturer Of ysniIian Blin,Is "
vel aud Gold Barlero4 and Painted Shades nr ho,,
iu design" Bull and all other coOrs OF IIuli md r,sed
pr shauesi fihnres rrimnings, etc.. Wholesale and
9T Store Shades painted Is order g. \ M ,1h
2. 1iW. thank1 tor PAID patronage. rsspect(,,lly
the Pnbhc to cali ami examine hls new and
We study /" please murls.3m
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27
ToB CO, SEcARs,

Newspapers, Magazines, &c.
The subscriber would announce to the pnblc
that he continues to keep constantly on hand
extensive supplies of the best TOBACCO.
SEIAkS, SNUFF, &C., and is selling
the same, both in large and smal ouan-
titles, TO dealers and consumers. nj ~.
fhICES CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
lie IS also the authorized Agent for the sale of
The Best Literary Periodicals
in the United States, such as
Ihe NeW York Ledger, WaverIy Magazine.
Frank L"Siies Illustrated Neus.
narPer WeekIy FIag Of our Union,
DFother jonathan, Yankee Priuateer,
Yankee Notions, U,cip So, e. e.
Which are furnished by him to Subscribers nt
the publishers prices, FREE OF POSTAGE or other
extra charge. o. The PhIa. bulletin j,
likewise served to subscribers, every eyeuing
at The publishers price, , cts. per copy, without
additional charge. GC1- Also, for sale, popular
oONUo OF the latest publlc4liOn-by the single
copy, dozen, hundred or thousand.
Persons wishing anything in the above line.
should hear in mind that they can be accommo-
dated by the subscriber at less cost than through
any other source.
lie return thanks for the liberal patronage
already received, and, by punctualty in busl- !
ness and cheap-selling, hopes to merit its con- |
IInuance. FRANCIS +. CURRY,
=, SToRE-COmmerce g., Smyrna, Del,
may "a 'o|. Opposite Wards Building.
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sle The. Ice Dealers of New, York have
hred their prices for the. scasen, Increasing it
over iaHf,ia They give twelve pounds daily for
SIX cents, while last season they gave fourteen.
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27

VI lhe hotels ofthe principal cities are ad.
vg vanclng their charges for board and lodging, in
consequence OF the dearness ofmeats and yege.
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New WALL Paper Wareysousc.

RUkION y LANlNCi, Manufactursrs onJ tnr,,,
tIS NO III Arch street. m cund door abovr SryIh.
,I. "ue'phla where may be foand the largest and
Dest selected soch tho city. "'~
;,Iy PURCHASERS may here he accommodated
r, % me 'ie inconvenience OF looking further aud
M y ~ INSURED That they will receive the advantage
" f - "'Hey BuRTON.& LANING,
"Pi'"m l2l ARCH ST. above SIKH Philada
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>zFsgs ]. PALMER g. Co.

MARKET STREET WHARF, Philadelp phn, Deal
eTs Fish and Provisions. have constantly OH hand
assortment OF Maekere Shad, IIerrings, Goldfish
Beet, Pork, Lard, Shoulders, Hams, Sides Cheese
Rice, &c. arIH3m
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-NA H. Va. rwA - "a SsE
Improved Patent Adjustable
Il e a p er and Mower,
Fer 1857,

o'OOO OF the above Machines were made and
sold last season.
ALL the improvements of 1856 were applied
to the Machines made at our shop the Dost
year, to winch we have added the following !:
Strengthening the cutter bar, by means OF n
stlh bar OF angle iron, extending along the
back and undersdes, which prevents it from
sprnging.
Instead OF the Lever, we have applied a Me-
chanlcal Horse for rulslng and lowering the
Machine, on which the dlschargcr sits and
thereby does away with the siaud as hereto
torc-lt only needs to be seen To be convinced
oil Its great value--lt enables the mauapcrO
the machine, while IN fail motion, TO v nv the
height ot cut at pleasure, not requiring hin,
to stop and re-adjus the Machi:c, when com
ing to spots where The grain Is short or luty.
Ell, which shows glarIn. defect IN .il ma
Chimes without IT.. The machlre can b,
changed from Reaper to Mower ~ les.
thah mInu'c, without shifting slnmic buiI
or screw.
This Alachne will ever ,ntinue TO excel al
others III simplicity OF C, Instruction., in 1ac,li,
oi management an'iDy Is perfect adaptation to
uneven grounds; by Us mean< of adluslubllltl
to various heights ol cutt NJ, with ii wheel at
the managers seat; and Ly II, being the onl,
successful combination OF Reaper aud Mower
IN the world
warranty is gwen To each purchaser iLa
the Machine Is we'll m lde and of COad matrr. !
ais; and that it will mow as well as can b,
lone with the scythe and reap as well as can
be done with The cradle.
Price OF the Combined Reaper and Mower
Sl4O at our shOp--a credi: will be gwen untI'
he 10th of June, by giving negotiable nol
those preterring to pay cash discount at til,
ate of d per cent. will 1c deducted II longer
me be wished, interest will be added from juno
18th, lSJ7
We make the above conditions to induce the
farmers to come forward and t.. kc the machine,
ut OF our way as we put them together
The following extras turn shed with each
1achIne: Knife, on Can, " rench, Guard
niger, Section KNIFE, aud u DIschargine
take-Doublc and Smgle Trees and Neck
orke, will be iurnshrc al moderate prices.
WIN. JOHNSON Il Co,
Newark Del. ,
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Glass Marbles.GIass Marbles /!

(1F all sizes, boastilnl lcolo~.a ilAlso China aud
W COmmOn Marbles at lowest prices.
w. TELLER. ImpOttor, tie.
k25-St IL South. Fourth t4reel, PAlladclhi
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From the Editor of the Real Estate Advertiser.

BOsroN 81 School street. March 20, IS55
Dear sir Having become prsmaturely quite gray.
induced some six weeks ance to make ir,a1 nj
your Restorative. haze used less than two bellies
but the gay hairs have all dsappenred and aI;hon gh
my hair as not fully attained ils original color vet ,Ie
process ol change Is gradually gong on, aud am in
great hopes thai in short time my hn,r vii he NJ
formerly. | have also beon much graf lied al lhe
healthy moisture ami vigHr O Tho hair which b.Gnre
was harsh and dry; and It has reased come ou as
iormorly. Respectfully, you,s, b. Z. M RUPP
Professor Wood.
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WE are the authorized Agents for the sale
OF the above described Reaper aud Mower,
(Manny's Improved,) so noted Throughout the
country We know the Machine aud have
seen IL work, and, without hesitation, can truly
say, 1t Is the best and cheapest Reaper IN usc.
Will give more eniirc satisfaction.
a supply OF the Machines wall Uc constantly
kept "n hand.
Also, the best Revolving Wheat Raker.
GEO. W. CUMMINS a. co,
SmVrna- Mur IL ~ II. .,.Ln ~.
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HAnivlr IIlinn,a Linz

CARLYLE, IIIinOis June 70, 1853
have used Professor Woods Hair 6esloralve, and
have admired lis wonderful effect NV hair vos hn
coming as | thongbt, pTematurely gray hut by the
use o his Resoratie o. has resumed It's original color
aud ! have ns doubt, permanently So
% SIDNEY REESE
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John HI. Allen e. Co.

Nos' aid Chestnut st (s0uth side, below Water0
- PHILADELPHIA.
(lhc Ob!eSt WOOd-uare House IN the Cdg)
M MANUFACTURERS and Wholesale Dealers il,
~ raleat Machine made BROOhS, Patent (;rcoy.
"u M ~ EDAh'" AXE. warranted Hot To shrink. Wood
ana WIllowwares = Cords, Brushes &c of all descrin
lions: Please call and examine our stock
fe2J-ly~ =
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Z RC u LAR.
M 0 UNIT YER N O ri.


~ INliE undersigned having leased the ahove
kHiiI we'll kIuNu IIuISe, winch ias been
E&Iu R"nrNHtcd aud ltc -nudcicl Iitr ..igh,uI urp
scnlrug beautiful iron Front hIrlIi, orua
mental and ~ linc Architectural la-te MOI suras> eti
by any IN tho CITY, noH open for The crcIiun Of
vIsII~rs
The Furniture i all new. ami has been selected with
care, from kcnklc's we'll kinwn establishment M
Chcsnni street and of the lulesI and most tashO.a
bic style,
Having had many years eyprriencc We ilartrr sur
selves that by slrrI aIonIel To- business and t, Tho
coIn rts OF our guests, 10 merit ana rcceIyc share
of public patronage
The i'cnlnn for Merchants and others coming to The
City, Is convenient, heuig The centre at h,I>lir,s
The reader is respectfully snclIed s favor Us with
a call on his visit Ia tho CIV
|. l.. BARRETT, Proprietor.
June g. l955--I,.
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r st---- ~ Tex Senator u. D
o J. Wood d. CO.. proprieors, 3l2 Broadway, N. Y,
and ia Market street. 81, Louis, Missouri IL. ~
9arFur lie in Smyrno, by .DAIID LOCKWOOD. and
an baltimore. by John {. Given. Staber Il Co. aud
all druggists - nayl3ly. =
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q u A No,
super Phosphate OfEiIue. Ac.

THE undersigned would INVITE ilc nIIcnI,,,u IL,
htrmers .nd dealers to thrir Superior as,In. nj vl
Fer'H' r., IisS!Ing {" ! r, .dS S"luhr Pho,,aicr
d C0mb'hdto" n Pho%pan's
oi Lime with Phu> Il;I ul uIast sod, and Mygne
SIi MIXED with P"rmvnn Guam; (,rLuInG PeruI Imn
nU7NO. l'Ilii"n (up'"-- cNcrIlrnI art Gle TOR
;nNI'g wiih PrrHvmn being IA lir:s w,v better lI,.n
Tho hitter and al Il Inu, Il luW:r rrr.c
CntCMIilAN GUANO, Ilh; u,Ir by Ih,. Prlj,,4I
pm" l''Iann cunImny. Tins CuaI o ct,rI.Irs Inorr
rho'nhte> Than ANY other Gmno. a.u as the a,.van
lf:e vi heIng Ia a line pnwdcr.
AlnpcS Super phus, ,'lllle OF Lime This cclrmr,oJ
drlcle i u" iircs anu IUsi uuIInrln vi tue Kind
PUudiclte. Land plaster.
Sulp"nr.c Acid, Nitrate of Soda,
POtsh eIc. etc.
All the above article. are selected " Il, sncI,I r..
garu 10 their purify and gcnIlluilts. aud we tc .uu
!ideht ol their giving Satisfaction
DiAON L. EI.KINTON
No ~ Sou h WharN t., Ihrd Store alove Chestnut ST.
mar lhjln FuIt ,utt r,,,
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81 Gents Reward

RANAWAY from the subscrber, on Satur-
day last, the 10th inst, white apprentice boy,
aged IL years, named WILLIAM DEVLIN.
-ior the return of whom, the above reward
VIII be given. All persons are forbid hurboring
or trusting said boy on my account, as will not
nold myself responsible for any of his ,ransac-
tions.
Smyrna times., 1857-05-27

ST. FAUt" January |, 1855.
PROFESSOR o. J. WoU3---l)eur SIR Ctsol ,t.d |
send you ihIs certificate. After being nearly Ia, d for
long Imr and having tried all the hair rcsoratives
exthnt aud having no iaiII IN any. was induced on
hearing Of yours To give II trial. placed myself i'm
the hands Of bIrler, and had my head r. bbed with
good still brush and the Restorative then appI,eJ
aud well rubbed IN, uli the scalp Was agaw This
repeated every mOrnn and three weeks the Young
hair appeared aud grew rapidly from August lasIEI
the pre- scnt Time. aud thick, black aud slIong-
soil and pleasant 10 the touch whereas before II VA,
harsh and wIry. what IIIIe there was of It, and thai
lille was disappearing very ramdy. sill use your
restorative about twice week, and shall soon h we n
good and perfect crop OF hair. Now, | had read ot
these lhIngs--and who has not but have not seen
hitherto amy case where any yersUn- hair was really
bcneIued iy amy Of the hair Ionic. of the day
aI IL really gi'cS me ensure To record the result of
my experience. have Recommended your pre,mla !
ton To ohers and II already has large and general
sale .hruughnni the Territory The people here know
It's ELECTS and kave confidence ia IT, The supply Won
sent us, as wholesale agents 10. the Territory Is Aearly
exhausted and daily Inquiries are made for It. You |
deserve credit for your discovery; aud Tor one re-
turn you nY thanks Tor the nelI II has done me- for
certainly had desaired long ago of eifocting
any such result. Yours. hastily, J. w. BOND
Firm OF Bond u Kelley, Druggist. 81. Paul. |
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5eIrttp portrn.
\ WINTER SERMON.

Ihon dwellest in a warm and cheerful home,
Thy roof 10 vain the winter tpmpests lashes
While housrlpsS wretches round thy mansions, roam
On whose unsheltrred heads the torrent FLASHES.
Thy board 5 loaded with the richest meats,
Der Which thine eyes in sated anguor wander;
Many might live on what thy maStif, eats,
0rieast on fragments which thy servants squander
Thy limbs are nuiiled from he piercing blast,
When from the hreside corner thou dost sally;
Many have scarce a raE about them cast,
With which the frosty breezes toy and daily.
Thou has soft smiles 10 greet Thy kiss OF love
When Thy light steps Tesouud within he portal
Some have no friends save HIM who reign, above,
No sweet communion with fellow mortal.
Thcu sIeepest softly on thy costly bed
Luil'd by the power of IuXur!es uanambered
Sore pillow on Stone aching head
Never again 10 wake when they have siumbered.
Then think of those, who, formed Of kindred clay
Depend upou The 6oes thy bounty sratter>;
And God will hear them or thy welfare pray
Iheyare his children, though in rags and tatters.
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The true Voice OF Cambria.


SumnnvIiie, Cambria co. Feb 10, 1891
Pursuant 10 regular cali. the Democracy OF
Summitvilr. Cambria county. lart at IN,
School House in the Borough Of SumnlityiiIp.
on Monday evening. Feb. 9. 1857.
The meeting vas organized bv the appoint
mant Of the follow ng oticerS:
Prpsidrut-W m. Mcdonnell.
Vice Prrsdrnts-Prtrr Douahertv and John
&h9hach.
S.crctari-s-Jospph A. Parrish and lVm. @.
Krrir.
On motion Of Peter Daughertv, Esq. a com
miltre Of f,e vas appointed TO Gra.i a Prtan,-
lie and resolutions expressive OF the sense Of
tag m~rting.
The following Gentlemen were aruont-tI.
James McCuIionrh. Samuel Black. Daniel
Ciristv. John Couu~tl8ld and H. ". Adams.
The committee retired, aud. after foil consul
a.Ion, returned. and through, their Chairman,
James HcCulluugh Esq. reported thr follow
log resolutions, which were enthusiastically d.
dJrt.d.
Whereas Having seen an account Of meet
inv held IN E5rnshulr on Saturday. January
3ll. purpor:ing to be- meeting OF the Drno-
crsr,- - C-o..t.;, ,,,,.,,. a,I t,.;-,r NIL a.
ware hat SAID meeting does not express the
sentiments of flthp Of the Democracy Of this
county: therefore. be it
Rryiyed, That We rerudiate the action Of
said meeting, and deny that the sentiments e%-
Pressed 10 that meeting are tt" sentiments Of
The "Hardy Sons Of Ihnndrr," and that W"
VIII prove It by our actIon IN the next demo
cratic county convention.
Resolved, That We dlsapProv" OF The course
pursued bT our representatives., John CrTSSweI!,
jr. and c. Nelson Smith, in the late election
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at was then moved and unanimously agreed to,
that all newspapers in the State, supporting Demo-
cratic principles, be- respectfully requested publish
the proceedings and resolutions OF this convention
Before consenting TO comply with this re-
quest, we shall consult those veteran Demo
Gratis, Johnston, Magellan and Fenlon, in order
10 ascertain where We stand We are satisfied
that We are with the majority Of the Democrat
ic party-bo it would seem that the old Jetigr-
sanian doctrine that the majority shall rule, has
been ignored by vote Of 8 against 81,
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From the noII.aay>bnrs Standard.
Tgae EhensEgs...g IZees.g.s.

-
We have been considerably amused al read
ihg thr proceedings oi '1rrnocia'ic mrr'l"@'
h"id at f.2eH>a"fg on ihe Isl M, Weie" aP-
pears 70 have been conducted with great spirit
hy M.cha-I Dan Magellan, 4. /. Johnston,
John Frn!o0 and olher eminent Democrats i
string ofrcsoiuion>, sustaining Smith and Cress-
we.i and drnounclug Gen. Bowman, werr adop-
ted. The former will 30 doubt be- pira>td that
these etHl0rut q Democrats have sustained
them, "hilr that 'hshy' Democra', Bowman,
cannot but feel mortified at The manner 10
"lncii be has ar"o Frbuhtd Michael Dan aud
Johuston mad speeches, which, We Lr1rtt to-
say, arr not published They would probably
be- no.ihefS TO Gen. = \rIil, MAJ. Aagutrr,
and other Democrats both OF Blair a"d Cam
bna, whom these Wort!hts year or t"o ago
denounced from the stump as Portage Ra'iroaa
Prcnialors, piundrrrrS, SC.
Michael Dan, Johnston and F"nIon, aecaae
Democrats last fall through the force 81 circnn-
stances. il IS blzhiy gratifying 10 be able to
record the fact lhat they have uda' such rapid
progress "a their Democratic studies as to BE- a.
bic to teach lifelong Democrats their daty and
instruct them HAT 1t IS rGot for their rrresea-
ativrs to violate and tranFl- apon tar n>agrS Of
.he party.
The very first resolution ia tie series adopt
ed opens as t,iI3ws:
..RrsoIved, That the Democracy Of Cambria re-
pose unlimited confidence IN the ability and ."'esr-
, - '"u'5' "'"'''""'
Il" Democracy OF Cambria COUNTY may re-
pos' ''a'arac' N 'he Ia'Tg'Iy OF james b"-
cnahan' ont those VINO conducted ms meeting
did NOT. or the meeting would never have been
held why. all the stock N trade thal ne 6o.-
irrs PTodocra was me alleged want 81 '"tr-i'-
ty exhibited oy Air' buchanan IN ia'o'in- the
rIF'''o" ~ "I"'5 20 '"V 'N' i'''',' ~ "'.'''
Democrats. NaN, nofe-thf mira fTS9!ulino
Of this meeting Of model Democrats CrEsureS
Mr. Buchanan for usi1u executive. interference
-soiicially,'' loo-in behalf Of Col. Forn~y
One would scarcely believe for moment that
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Grn. Bowman:

bcl. bowman.
have been requested 70 send yon the
sutioined proceedings, etnanatiag from mrr,-
ing Of The TRUE Democracy 81 Cambria couu-
ly, for publication 10 The Bedford Gaz~tte Tou
may rely upon thu fact that four-fllhs Of the
party in Cambria are sound to the core. With
lew exceptions you find no person figuring IN
The dlsorganizinE meetings held here except
brokra down political backs, and taos- who
have not yet got warm in the party The
meeting held in E5rns5urs was a combination
olthr tag ends Of factions, and a sheer burlrsque
upon The democratic party. The Drmoc'acy
Of Cambria are now without paper in which
TO give expression 70 their sentiments.
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TEEE2 E0GO FACES:
One for Home, the otber for Compaay
i CAPITAL STORY.

o. pfTi / &ElpI
OF course We never mean to be personal. but
yet W. know that the following Lie Lesson
must find application somewhere, else it would
never have been written. Or. like the prepa-
raton> Of the universal physican IT may BE-
laid up for use in case Of disease, or even taken
as preventive.
Mrs. abby Lepnan was thirty years old, and
had been married jos, ten years. She mad an
excellrn, husband, aud three good children
She as naturally kind, rxcrllent woman,
and meant to do right she had one lauli and
small as il SEEMED to her. il occa>iausd much
urhappiness in the family circle She was not
always happy at home, nor was She always
pleasant, though for tie ltl- ol her she could
not tell what tad occurred 70 ruiile ber feel
ings She had everything about her calculated
10 begel ioy, and her every reasonable wish was
answered. Bu, after all, sh.. often wore sour
face, and her tongue woald run on IN strains far
from sweet or accofdaut.
"}FAa is the matter, Abby ~ asked her bus
band, as he r~tururd one evening from t5r store
aod found bis vile with a sour.tacp ON.
"\nthog,' was the answer given rather
mOodIly.
"bu. something mHst b. the matter. You
never ook 50 when you are happy.
"do% can help my looks = Can't lock-
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Some Of the new and fshy Democrats of
cambria county have been coming down TO our
place, and reporting that the Democracy Of that
county, unanimously, sustain the course o! our
senator, and their representative This, it
must be observed, is one side Of the question ;
'a' We are satisfied that q majority condemn
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''s@'S'5l a. "iS'' una. ! nave Hol gFali'l+o
,.,.,1I uI'' A'o"' iSP''Fu '''e "'iS' Fa'H'l re-
'",'I,''i}'
- 70" 90 Know FeP'eu Ai0eft ''ahd
10 :" is'' % sue" - 'lliS +" ny you couia
wil T. 49, @ tn- 'll, l' i In ' "aiG % "
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their course, but have no means 20 let the world
know II, as they are without organ The
Echo IS under the control OF Smith, and the Sen
tint under the control Of the Whites, who
have wood claims TO pass the legislature, aud
consequently dare not but approve-ofthe acts Of
those upon whom they rely to aid them in
pushing the claims through.
A Democratic meeting was held in Iohnstown
on the Goth, the proceedings Of which are pub
IiShrd in the last Echo and drawn cut IN such
4 manner as to convey the idea that The Demo-
Gratis there sustain The course Of Smith aud
CreSswell. An eve witness, however, informs
rs that The meeting was about equally divided,
although the Smith men, by pre-coucrrleileei-
fort had things pretty much their own waY
When the resolutions We're read the chairman
PIT the question IN the atirmoiirgonig not al
lowing those opposed 10 them the privilege Of
voting. One Of the latter called for DIVISION
but the chairman declared the meeting adourn-
ed. This thing Of allowing hut one side to b.
heard is an excellent method Of manufacturing
public opinion, hat II will not win, in the end,
as Mr. Smith Will no dou5t discover long before
next fall.
c. /, Pershing, Esq, has retired from the
editorial control Of the Eclo. We annex bis
card, published In the last number of that pa
per =
TO THE PeBLIc.-For many reasons not
necessary 10 be stated, I have withdrawn my
name as editor Of the Echo, To prevent any
wrong impressions from going abroad, NAV
state that tn" friendly relations which have al
ways existed between Capt. Smith and myself
remain uu!mpaired
c. /. P@r-uINo.
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The ball which has been pending before the
Arkansas Legislature for several weeks, and
which had for It's object the removal Of all free
col2red persons from the State has been defeated