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EOreign News.
The Collins steamship Atlantic, arrived at New York
On Wednesday January 6. 9" 1Shi-

The Collins steamship Atlantic, arrived at New York
on Wednesday, January s. e .-n AsA.f
President Bucl mans Message attracted great atten
tion in England It was teegraphed entire from
Liverpool TO some of the London journals, Icing the
longest dispatch ever sent BY telegraph in England.
India Company have received formal notice that it
s she intention OF Government to bring in bill for the
abolition Of the double Government TIE Gkbr (min.
istezial organ says this statement is substantially
correct. 1o 5?awarg5 s,4ssrs 81. s8.f "a s.rT
Further attempts to launch the Leyiathan post
Janusry The hydraulic power was to be more than
doubled The chip, remained even and fair on the
Ways snd at high tide bad nearly six feet Of
Thsrspart Of an intended alliance between the Prince
of Orange and the Princess Alice Of England, is said to
be- totally destitute Of foundation. T. sf,ssfs"
The marriage treaty Of the Princess Royal Of Eng
land with the Prince Of Prussia has been sgned by the
russsn Minister and Lord Clarendon and also by the
Archbishop of Canterbury the Lord Chaneslor and the
Ghaueelors of the Exchequer. - . a'a:t,sarx
A longpepdiag disputs between the King Of Hanover
apdgthe Queen Of England, as to the right Of
crewn jewels, valued vt over million serfrg said
hare been settled favor Of the claims Of Hanover.
FINANCIAL ArrAass--In Londengon the 10th, the
funds quite boyant under the favorable
of the Bank Id imoucy easy at 81 perfent. for
the betpapsr in the discount market and Vt to per
cent onsei,e stock Exchanges al ,s;tfrra sasag
ssAt Hamburg - fnriher recovery nf con6aence was
reported and the rite Of discount for the best paper re-.
ceded to between and per cent. as 9zsfye ae
The suspension of Messrs. Schwabe 4 Co., Of Glas.
gov, was anpougced, Liabilities, 8O.0O0k
On Monday, the 2ls, there was increased buoyancy
on tie London Stock Exchange under the influence Of
tie large arrival o specie from Nev he news
Of the rapid recovery going on at Hamburg Consols,
railroad shares and other securities shared in the up.
~ An~uG novA1F
on the Stock Exchange loans were obtaiuabla With
ease III per cent A The Bank the demand continued
light and in the discount market the rate for best bills
receaed Is 8 per cent
THE suspension of MessIs Klibgender Brothers Of
Liverpool vas ann unccd Liabilities abaqt240 ,000k
A deputationr from the Governments Of Sweden and
Norway had arrived in London, with view Of obtain
ing financial aid the extent Of twas snpposedl 50O
OOOl with which prevent the permanent up Of
Of the extensive establishments which have lately
faik'd 10 those countries s5....
afThs Tm~s says: Little doubt is e0tereiasd that
when the Bank determines to reduce their rte OF dis
count It will be per cent and the probability SCENE
to be that even that step will speedily have to be fol-
lowed By smother of smihr kind, although the seate
u shs maskss soad apparently justity isat ones.
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Manufacture Of 'rhimhles.

Notwithstanding the facility with which the manuac
ture If these small but essential implements is carried
on by means of molds in the stamping machine, few
processes can compare in ingenuity and effective adap
ation with the contriyance first made use of in Paris
Sheet iron one twenty fourth Of inch thick is cut
into strips Of dimensions suited to the intended size Of
the thimbles. These strips are passed under punch
press whereby they are cut into discs Of about two
inches diameter tugged together by atail Each strip
contains dozen Of these Blanks and these made
red hot and lsid upon nandrel nicely fitted to their
size. The workman now strikes the middle Of each
with round faced punch, about the thickness of Ii.
finger, and this sinks it into the concvity of the first
mandre 1t is then transferred successively another
mandre which has Eve hollows Of successfully ncreas-
ing DEPTH and, by striking it into them it is brought
to the proper shape This rude thmble is then placed
in lathe inorder polish it within; it is then turned
outside the circles marked for the gold ornament and
next anneaed frightened and gildsd inside with very
thin Of g"d leaf which is frmy united to the SUR
face of the iron by the strong pressure Of smooth steel
mandrel gold fct is applied to the outside, in au
apnuar space turned to receive it, being fixed by
sure at the edges into minute groove formed on the
lathe E+.v
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star, have given to him deseryedly hisasbds; aud
the great theory which he has pr"p'dnef oaly given
tending through many Ysaraa Assuming Alcyppe as
the great centre Of tbe ffons o stars composing our
astral system and The directio 81 the sun mofion as
determined by Argelander and Struye; Investigates
hese consequent movements Of all the stars every
quarters Of the hcavens Just where tue swiftest mo-
ons should be found, there they actually exist which
most remarkable and incredible condolences After
profound examination, Maeder reaches the conclusion
that Alcyonc, the principal star p the group Plcades
now occupies The centre Of gravity and sat present
the sun about which the universe of stars posing
our astral system are all REVOLVING e1s's.sis9I az.
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Alcy.,lle.

NJ. Maedlcr, the author Of the recent Investigations
with reference to the central sum- has long been known
to the astronomical world the successor Of VI Struye
in the direction Of the observatory at Doapat HIS
computations Of the orbital movements Of the double
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RErURNING ANswERA--Elear the story of the child
which went forth into the mountain rayipe. Wheu the
child wandered there, he called aloud to break the lone
lness, and heard voice which called to him in the
tone. He called agaia, and, as he Thought the
voceagain ocked him.. Flashed with anger he rushed
to fnd the boy who had nsnltel him. but could find
none. He then called to him in anger. aud with
abusive epthets all Of which we're faithfully tetdrne
to him Choking with rage the child ran q its p,ces
and complained that boy inthe woods had ahsd and
nsulted him wi,hamany vile words. 3at sthe mother
took her child BY the hand and said child these
names were but the echoes Of thine own voice. WhAt
s1 or thou .t call vas returned to thee from the Al
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8 AZ
The heart of the new made officer, too full to ex
press his thanks but be resolved prove BY deeds and
not BY word, that he was worthy of Wasbingons con-
sieraton. The commander n.cbief that iln
mediate steps must be taken not only to philadeL
phia-which he learned by the dispatches brought by
Doottle the enemy were determined possessbut to
the spirit Of the nation, that had now sunk 70 t
lowest depth Of despondency He resolved to anticipate
the British and the frozen delaware, the night
Of the 18th OF December where be learned that large
body Of Hessians encamped. He followed up hls
plan with success for the attack being totally
Unexpected than nine hundred of the enemy were
taken pris,Her Of He recrossed the river again.
and though bis shadow of an army was weary anu ex
hausted, he determined to make attack he British
forces at Princeton Here be had the good fortune 70
kill sixty, and take three hundred prisoners more his
good rtude served to dspe the gloom that had settled
over the American cause. =. ee, .ey Dg vail an
Its is an uudoubted fact that Malachi Uoolittle hsd
eolones commission ip the army before the close ot
the war, which took place when Great Britain acknowl
edged the independence of the United States November
3Uth, 1882. saT isa aise 1o'
On the banks of the river Rarian, some ten years
after the ncd ns detailed in our story there stood
6ne house. built in the style Of the Ezabethiau period
of the weahest farmers in The whole coun-
try lie was one OF the most hosptable of men,, and
neither friend stranger could pass his door without
oeng asked to take mug of the cooners good cider
or IT IT happened to be about teatime, cup of te and
slice Of short cke, made by the fair hands of his wife
Moly! There an old man. too who sat in the
cosest place by the reside. who for long time after
the close Of the war; would advocate the cause of King
George, and talk about having somebody arrested for
stealing sorre horse-at which his daughter would
kWk silly to her husband but he finally came to the
concusoh IND plenty crowned the lend of free
dom, that George Washington not so much of a
rebel after all .s,s,s,S .s.s.,y .
a lad ton rhO fo
grow tired Of praisng her sonn-law and little boy
very image Of his mother, who at the close of many
summers day. would climb upon his fathers lap, and
Say with a tone of earnest entrcay: ! s.o..t -.l-
Now, pa, do tell me all about Ensign Spencer and
General Washington and the IIesSians, and how you
hooked grandpas horse and listed for soldier
Willingly my son., the colonel would reply, 'but
have related the story so often should suppose you
had it by heart Yet colonel Dpolittle would repeat it
over and over again. Such is of the many incidents
connected with the dread hours of the revolution AL.
though purchased with the blood of thousands it left
the legacy of freedom to and few acquired greu
er fame in the American cause than Malachi Doolittle
the Blaeksmhs apprentice. sss.
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The night was very dark, and flakes Of fall
ing fast over te already whtened ground but old sor
rel was perfectly acquainted with every inch Of the
grouod, sua as prompted by instinct that he was on
business that admitted # no delay, it needed but little
urging the part Of tall Malachi make him stretch
his neck through the village Of brunswick like grey
hound. 4ss4~ies- 81 sea9.4 3D. ols a.sa
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,bad3goJsa beaaaaleE 1aga-c' y -
-asks gail 2szus 9l7 81 sToTs s.ssa.
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Mints. &iqaors, &e.
c@ LAURENCE Thomson s. CO.,
t9ZzExCHANGE Phi PhA HEI HEAD OF COMMERCE.
IMPORTERS OF
,RANDIES, WINES, SEGARS &c,

c=N LAURENCE THOMSEN y CO,
taZaExcHANGE 9 PHAgEi HEAD OF COMMERCE.
IMPORTERS OF
BRANDIES, WINES, SEGARS &c,
Offer for sale an extensive assortment OF
~ - BRAN DIES: -
r1o,os,,. otard Dnpuv & Co.; Jean Louis, 1911; Su-
perior old Cognac Jules Robin CO.. A selgnst'el JONI
Durand Co.-of various grades. All IN u D. Donoeu
Warehouse. ,~pc.
Sherry. MADEIRA, Port, Sicily, Lisbon, Burgundy and
MALAGA Wines in casks Also, Champagne, Claret ana
Hook in glass-part very choice Curacao ana MaraSco
Cordials. a.,, ssc, ,5 &c b;ob1v
approved quality. London Brown Stout and f S,
Scotch and India Ale Bordeaux and Marseiiles sWee'
OIL sardines, Maccaron Vermcelli, Olives Caper' ~o'
HAVANA SEGARS constantly receiving from num- m
Der of the most celebrated manufacturers. geoo.l
R CHARLES H. ROSS & GO,
EgZI) IMPORTERS AND ID DEALERS y 4 IN in
NO COMMERCE STREET
Keen constantly in store and United States Bonded
"arel0"'e'' CoGNAC BRANDIEs,
% r q g r / H E R R yI,S TS'
seignettee, Pellevoisin, &c.
HOLLAND GIN,
Grape Imperial Eagle, &c.
WINES,
Champagne Sherry Port, Madeira, Malaga, &C.
AMERICAN LIQUORS,
Specia attention is solicited their large stock OF
OLD RYE WHISKEY,
Which cannot be excelled by any house in the United
Jackson, Family, Pure r. Rye
Also, Imitation Sweet
MALAGA WINE
Which cannot be excelled by any house in the United
States. - .
DOMESTIC BRANDY, GIN,
PURE SPIRITS, RECTIFIED WHISKEY,
GINGER, LAVENDER AND
WILD CHERRY BRANDY,
All guaranteed to give satisfaction will be taken back
jeS-tf
E@R A C A r D.-For the purpose OF
hE@ai doing a more general CASH BUSINESS, / have
sS==z@ made arrangements to sell my stock of Goods
for cash. the lowest remuneratng prices This
ment will be extended to all family accounts paid
promptly every June and January liberal allowance
will be made to wholesale purchasers for cash. offer fol
sale in bond and in store,
OLD COGNAC BRANDY Is years old.
OLD SCOTCH, IRISH AND RYE WHISKEY.
OLD JAMAICA RUM AND HOLLAND GIN.
MADEIRA WINES, D0NALDSON'S SERCIAL
RESERVE, and other WINES, 20 years old.
SHERR1ES, WIDOW HARM0NY'S CELEBRATED
TOPAZ OLD POMARE, and other brands.
FINE OLD PORT, CHAMPAGNE, (my importation,
with RED LACH GOLD LACH, ASSOCIATE
VERZENAY,
HEIDSECK, and other good brands
D. LEIDEN'S CELEBRATED HOOK WINES.
SHELTON, GLOSTER, PARMESAN AND AMERICAN
CHEESES.
OLD MOCHA, JAVA, and other C0FFEES. TEAS o
all kinds and best quality
FRENCH PEAS, MUSHROOMS, TRUFFLEs, MEATS
and SOUPS, Theoretically sealed; PATE DE Fol GRAS
small size.
A large assortment of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC COR
DIALS, ana fine GROCERIES of every description, fo
sale by GEO. H0LLINS,
IA n. Charles street,
my12h of Fayette.
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VREAT SAYING IN GAS

~ d II.
PATENT LEVER GAS REGULATOR
Saves from 10 to 30 per cent of Cas- and prevents all
blowing and faring of the light.
JACKSON & CHANDLER,
Agents for the State of Maryland and District OF Column
bia at the office of Messrs. GRATTAN & EVANS Gas
Filters and Plumbers No North street. jarvis Building
r. s. Certificates can be had ut the office. mys-H
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NPRING OVERCOATS,-
'EN1E MERCANTILE AGENCY
T n PRATT e. 90

d
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND s. CHARLES STREETS
The proprieors respectfully invite Merchants as
are not already subscribers to the Agency and who sell
goods on credit, to call and examine system and test
inc reliability OF our information. From long experience
ana the satisfactory testimonials thousands
IN the different cities East and West have for years
Deen subscribers, all call whether
hey sell goods to the cities country towns ample
laeon as to the reliability of information and
great benefit to be derived from the Agency by those who
subscribe mr6-tf
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nLD PAPERS FOR SALE,
~ OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE AT rs CENTS
PER HUNDRED. Apply at this Office. ap20-f
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BRANDYs;x H,sKrvs WINES sre,ns
Large stocks at lowest rates always hand.
VIM. GRANGE & CO.,
je2f Exchange Place.
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PHILADELPHIA.

Ai-6i j lila,
Sa.--Izl-f-IE- WILMIN GTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
On and after MONDAY, May 10, Passenger trains for
Philadelphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DAILY Except sundays as follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN at 80 O'Clock A. NJ, WAY NAIL
at 1Ol5 a. NJ; EVENING MAIL at $40 p. VI.
ON SUNDAYS at $40 p. NJ. only. All trains connect
with New FORK Trains except $40 7. NJ on Saturdays
From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at s A. NJ,
and II ?. VI.
From HAVRE DE GRACE and intermediate places at
O'Clock p. NJ
FOR STAFFORD, DELAWARE.
Passengers leaving Baltimore at obs A. NJ connect
at Wilmington with =. NJ. train, and $40 p NJ from
Baltimore with Q % A. NJ. train.
NOTICE-Allc persons whether bond or free will
be required to bring responsible white person per-
sonally known to the undersigned, who will he willing TO
sign bond to the Company before they will be taken
any portion of the road.
my29tf VIM. CRAWFORD Agent
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l.. IA - TOR T II r.
E-E4Sss.s.-s.zs-zl HEST AND SOUTy

For THROUGH TICKETS and further and rea-
BILE information apply at the Ticket Office Calvert Station
~ corner of Calvert and Franklin Streets Baltimore
iy7-d c. C. ADREON, Superintendent
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DAPER III A N GIN is.
Il Constantly hand the largest assortment of
APER HA NGINGS
in the City of the
RICHEST AND CHEAPEST DESCRIPTIONS
Also, FiRE-BOARD PRINTS,
CURTAIN PAPERS, SC
As we are the LARGEST MANUFACTURERS IN THE
BUSINESS Dealers and others would consult their in
terests by calling at our warehouse,
2oo BALTIMORE STREET.
. Opposite Hanover)
apo u HOWELL l. BROTHERS..
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ca CHOICE WINES. BRANDIES &c

IN-lF-E-T SIIOINITI w ILNTIo, DIlIiINDIEOo,N NC.
Us@gj ]. B. CHARRON & CO, AGENTS
41-%zSa FOR VINEY ARD PROPRIETORS
IN FRANCE,
Have just received and offer for very superior COGNAC
BRAN ID rs, vintage ISL Charron Pcre ct fills Brand En-
lie Belmont q Co, Cognac Brandes various vintages
bordeaux Caret Wines from low to finest grades; Bur
gundy Wines from Medium to very best grades produced
in France; superior White Wines; Champagne Wine,
various brands; HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WITS
KEYS of prime qualities.
The above will be sold in United States Bonded Ware
house duty paid.
Also, on consignment, 10 bbls. very old and prime
MonOngahela Rye Whskeys 10 bbls very old copper dis
titled Bourbon Whiskeys; 200 bbls fine medium grades
Bourbon and Rye Whiskeys, to which invite the
ton of tnose in want of pure liquors Office No. 134
BARD STREET. doors east of Hanover. ap5tf
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Mertbanoi5f.

60 II E r II Y w N E.
~ Very choice AM0NTILLADO SHERRY, in quarter
casks. Direct Importation and for sale by
GEO j.. HARRISON,
mr30H 60Donnelrs Wharf
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PURE RYE WHISKEY.
I'm THE UNDERSIGNED, on
HAZIJTT & co.

MAJ BLACK TEAS, &c.
P TIERNAN & SON
Offer for sale the following articles of their mporta
ton, particularly for family
SHERRY WINES-Pemartine's finest pale, gold and
brown Sherries in wood and in glass.
PORT Understandings competition red and white
Port, in wood and in glass.
MADEIRA WINE-John Howard March's fine Madeira
in wood and in glass; also, Grape Juice
HOOK WlNES-JOhannesberger Steinberger, Marco
Drummer Cabinet Liebfrau mich, Bronneberg of 1916
CHAMPAGNE WINES-Moet and Chandons finest, in
quarts and pints.
BRANDIES.-otard and Hennessy's fine old pale and
dark Brandes.
RuMS-0ld and fine jamaica Antigua, Grenada, and
from the Islands, imported direct from London.
HOLLAND GIN-The best quality-Tiernan brand-and
no mixture of aromatic poison in it.
200 half chests of the finest SOUCHONG TEA apps
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BY the completion of this road to wilamsport, we re-
II the Travellers to the following comparison of distance
~ Northern Central Railway nv Now York
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OFFICE OF THE ORIENT MUTUAL
~ ms. CO NEW YORK, 24th MARCH, 1858.
The following STATEMENT of the affairs of this Com
pany on the 9th February 1885, is published in conform
ity with the provisions of its charter:
Premiums unearned 2sth February 1857 1902 DOL Al
Premiums received during the year ending 9th
February, 1858. 661 10
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RACOIN,
IL HAMS, SIDES AND SHOULDERS loose and
in casks For sale by SMITH & NICODEMUS,,
my22tf 3S1 Baltimore Street.
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PUNCH RAISINS, SALAD OIL,
I'D, OIL LEMON, WALNUTS, FILBERTs, PALM
NUTS, ALMONDS of all kinds, 1 POUND Jumps
TOBACCO, natural leaf MACCARONI, PRUNES in
glass, HEMP SEED, MESSINA SALT-in store and
for sale by j. CROSBY & SON.
je3-H Is Bowly's Wharf
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liza 1893 SO
In view of the above result the Board of Trustees have
this day
Resolved, That dividend of Sixteen per cent de-
cared on the Net Amount of Earned Premiums (say on
$685. ~ and also dividend of Five per cent on the
S5oooo OF Subscribers Capital certificates for which
will be issued on and after Goth May next
By order of the Board,
CHARLES IRVING, Secretary
LEOPOLD BIERWORTH President
CHARLES IRVING, Secretary y
c. MORTON STEW ART Agent
je4 If. so SOUTH GAY STREET
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Mertbanoist.

\ LMONDS.-100 bales Princess, Bordeaux
~ Province and Hard Shell, for sale by SCHWARTZ
DIX, III Lombard st. jy12f
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.
TIE LIGHT DREAMING ON EGyPT-FRASKLfSs
GRAvE-THE MECHANICAL BAKERY-IRON
PIPES AND FELT HATS-DoDGlNG QUARAN-

From Our Own Correspondent.
PHILADELPHIA sept 90 ISIS.
Berks County is the political Egypt Of Pennsyl-
yans. 1t has been from time inmemorial the
stronghold of the Sham Democracy, rolling in the
most astounding majOrities, and repeatedly by lis
single vote determining the political status of the
Commonwealth. Ii is Dutch all over, and sustains
large number Of German newspapers which have
Il wide circulation. most Of which are bitterly
Democratic. II contains thousands Of people who
cannot speak word of English themselves, and
who refuse to have il taught to their children.
Into this benighted region, II is true that the pro-
grcss Of internal improvements has made some
Roadway for new intelligence. Canals and rail-
roads have brought with them different popula-
ton who speak English only, and wh0 generally
vote right. But III the inert mass of the native
Dutch leayen the new infusion is important Ia ef
feet wholesome fermentation. In l-56 Berks
County cast only O6 votes for Fremont, aud
1855 for Fillmore but gave II PIP for Buchanan
Now Buchanan's whole msority in the State over
both candidates was only LES. The population
Of Berhs Is large enough 10 constitute the
With Congressional District, now represent
ed 10y Gancey Jones, whose career last
Winter has rendered him not Ouiy conspicuous
abroad, but obnoxious even to the Dutch at home.
lie was elected b! N0te oil 9,S0l 10 3,gi1 cast for
lodcr, a round majority ofG,OO0. II would seem
difficult task 10 overcome majority Ike this
anywhere but especially in such a county as Berhs
But the indications quite encouraging for GUST
iug Jones, aud the election OF All AnIl-Lccompton
Democrat pledged 10 go for protection IL the vast
coal and iron interest of that region. The Dem
ocracy have split on these two issues. and Major
John Schwartz has been nominated by the Free
Soil wing of the party in opposition to Jones
ScLwarts is sturdy taIh man, and has been spe-
clally urged by the great body of reading mechan.
les VINO have been now nearly a year without
work. Jones has shufflcd and belied his pledges 70
them so shsmclessly that they repudiate him in
body. Both wings of the Opposition will support
Schwartz. and you may confidently expect Mr.
BuchHnaus night hand man in Pennsylvania 10 r..
cciye his walking papers IL is thus that the light
Is breaking in upon tins Egypt OF our State. Its
eye has been too lone accustomed to political dark
ness Ia bear too bright fash OF Illumination. But
day dawns with soft approaches. and viii. doubt
less, advance 10 the ull meridian OF political light.
An emancipation in Bcrks viii be- the most remark
bic event in fenusy lyauia politics.
In the burial ground of Chris, Church at the
corner of Fifth and Arch streets are deposited the
emairs Of DIR. Benjamin Franklin and his wife, 4
plain marble slab the spot, living fat on the
round on which nothing is carved bur the follow
ng words: