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CAur1oSs wtaSDNe 9gASS aos:, cordi.
Buohu,, Hospitals, lnstruments or RIngs- shun
them all, and, disposed TO profit my experience
write for my private Circular
SPERMATORRHEA;- ITS CURE.
With stamp enclosed, address, in perfect conf
sorblnk Box 176, Charestown, Mass.
ia hA yV1y
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H TIE SRE4r Rim HILAroR,
AND sI REMEDY FOR pYsPIPsiAi ,WEIE

PREPARED BY CHEMIST.
BoTTLRs IL, Is and 50 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORNE'SC URE-ALL should be kspt
In all families In case Of accidents sudden siok
cures to get physician.
externally and internally. -
,DAs the Frequent changes of the weather Pre-
du9e lad Cold, Rhsumatisn, Pam in the Limbs
get bottle. II acts upon the Nerves, Muscles.
Sinews, Blood and Bones; and by its warming cleo
tIomasnetie power, expels all pain from the system
uHH;p BEIH y eg haEe 2 CSpEh, use Harris
World. -
ifyou are Bilious, use HA RTSHORNE'SAN
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver Sto
mssh and Bowels, carrying of al Bile and Foul Sc
The above medicines 70 be had at all DRUG Store,
70 WAshinston City; klDWEI.L CIsSELL Of
6eorEetown; ii. PEEL Co., Alexandria.
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LOUIS NAPoLEoN's NERVOUS SHocKs.-The
Paris correspondent of the Court Journal states
that the celebrated Csrthusian nun, Colette
has arrived in Paris to accomplish the cure OF
an exalted and ilustrious parsonage, who, ever
since the battle of Solferino, Is said TO have
suffered 80 intensely from nervous shocks that
sleep has entirely abandoned him; and that,
consequently, he has been compelled to turn
night into day, and, by trausacting business
after midnight, obtain a slight degree of repose
at dawn. The form of torture which this dis
tressing disease has taken is that of halIucina-
ton Of the most oppressive kind nothing less
than the most horrible and sickening scenes of
the battle being enacted over again each night
yisibly to the eye-no effect Of the magma
ton, no image Ut the feyered brain, but in all
their brute horror aud CHASTITY carnage The
people here declare that the distress was 80
great on the first arrival Of the iIlustrious per-
sonage that one most deeply interested in his
welfare took upon herself u write the story of
the case to the Pope, having much more faith
In the spiritual aid of his Holiness than in the
physical suecOr of the whole universe of doctors
already called in. The answer sent by his
Holiness was borne by Soeur Colette in person,
and the result of her visit is already visible in
the claimed nerves and soothed brain of the
Industrious parsonage, who, although still far
from sufficiently recovered to be able to take
his hours of repose like the rest of the world,
Is so much improved rs to remain silent during
the attacks Of the hsllucination, instead of
telling aloud, and with unconsciously hurried
speech, the stories of the bloody visions passing
before his eyes.
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THE EVENING STAR.
wHIrE.CAPT WAVES.

WHITE.CAPT WAVES.
White pt waves far round the ocean,
Lsaping in thanks or lesping in play:
All your bright faces, in happy 90 nmotion,
Make glad mahns this summer day.
The rosy light through the mornings portals,
TInxes your crests with an August hue,
Calling on us, thought prIsoned mortals,
Thus to 1--we In the moment too.
For, graceful creatures, you live by dying,
save your life, when you fling II away,
Flow through al forms, all form defyinx,
And in widest freedom strict rule obey.
Show us your art, o GEM a. daughter
OF solemn Ocean, thus to combine
Freedom snd force of rolling waters
With sharp observance Of law divine.
III F. C7nks.
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4 KNOW 1T rs GOOD FOR kHE UMATISM.
Reno wing il in q few hours. am now trying il
for Scrofua, and have already received benefit
9. LESSlG, Reading, Pa.
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Price 81; Chronic package, S2.5s. Sold by all
Druggists in washington. Georsetown, and yicin.
ity wherever the Star is read Depot in Wash
tngtOn, r. p. MILI.BURN & Co, Willards
Hotel; d. c. TAYLOR & CO., General Agents,
30 Dock street, Philadelphia. aus
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CURE oFINFLAMMAroRYRH RUMArISM.

was troubled with Infammatory Rheumatism
for long time, and could find nothing TO relieve
me. AtIength was advised BY friend to try DIR.
would advise all who are afflicted to rive il trial.
JACOB HOWSWITSER, Reading, Pa.
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NIHQNsLAlEOUA.

"a FURNITURE-FURNIT
VA FOR PRIVATE SALE.
Is A. GREEN Wopld Respectfully
Uniform the citizens of Georget"wlA2
and Washipeton that he has Just reoeived
q large and choice assortment OF Manogeny, hose-
wood Walnut and Oak FURNITURE. We name
Marbie top Dressing and Plain Bureaus,
Do. Sideboards, Centre, Side, and other
Do. Cornrnodes. Wash Closets and Stands
Mahogany, Walnut, and Oak Writing Desks aud
Cases,
Bedsteads and Chairs ofevery description,
HaIr and other Mattresses, Extension, Dining and
other Tables, . ... -
Wash, ~ ork and Light Stands.
AL will be sold ut the lowest price for cash. at
corner 9TH and ID SITS
an IL iCOnstltutIOn.l A, GREEN
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OCEAN STEAIaE SAILING DAYS
ERalG u
h X Z NCH WHITE ZINC PAINT
UEiLLE M0S1AGNE COMPANY

Thus Paint Is adapted To all PURPOSES To winch
tae oesi " hlts Lead lsaPp csble Ii doss not turn
geiIow rs TAD invariably dos. and AGO nj n, hs
hardness and smoothness OF Coach paunsiIiny with
out the aId OF varnIsh, and is easily washed Col
brIl!iancy Of color. "'i'
go pounds will cover as much surface, with the
economy az well as b auty e
IL order that partss may depend upon getting the
G'ce Stfteffy they should buy of none but the
most rssPscta5ls houses. The Company ship but
Two qral,tes, Known as No; aad Sso,c Whifs
DIV Ned and Green seal. The No. or Red Sea .
\ the Article most used for painting purposes. The
Snow White or Green seal being only used for the
most ex pensive work ~
NJ JOSEPH NJ. STRONG, 1yent for "a, Co.
n'uers addressed 10 either Of the following houses
eth r Dry or IN Oil. Vi P'i0os'
HALL & CORNELL,
l23 Maiden Lane, Nsrc York.
M MILLS, DEfOE a PRATT.
Nv y S'n lOb a. E,kI,nn .Ir.st ". ~
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ilasT -.eWIDIQIIH.
mr.. COGGswELL'S
MEDICAL SALT.

Tho great remedy for Infammatory Dise9sess
such a. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache, slts,
Fevers, Ineamsd Throat Lungs and LIVER, s,,m; aI
omplaints. By equalising the erculatlen u re-
moves the sole earss of inflammation. That inva-
lids would do well TO give it Q trial, may be seen
from the following testimonaala. 20 b.
CURE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
2 D. omised to write you provided your medicine
did the work claimed It would. 1t has done IL,
and now fulfill my promise; My complaint Wa
lnfamn atory Rheumxtism-the FIRST package did
the work, and most eaectusii,, too, yestise
Of Rheumatismis left, and am ss we'll aud hearty
as ever was In my life. I would recommend to oil
the afflicted to give the Medical SaisA fair trial..
SO GEO. H. DUNCAN, liz wall st N. Y.
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OPINIONS OF THK
pRRss

eve recommend our correspondent to try Mons.
It IS made AFTER the Turkish recipe; it's flavor Is SIX
cellent, and # affords considerable aid in GASES Of
slow and weak disestIon.-Ihe Lancet.
"The Sultana's Sauce 10 savory, piq uant aud spi
cy; 2 happy combination of fayors aud sssences
worthy ofthe delicate taste Of Sultana, tho genius
eliminating public."-O5serrey.
sna sf 81 the
alone. 1t is most valuable adjunct to Fish, Flesh,
4L Fowl, and should be placed ON every dinner ia
,"rhe Suitana Sauce is most delicious zest"-
:, sole Agents for the United states-GAR DINER
RYyVEttHN Hls Futon nn street! New York; and
hf SHsSs Sos ss 81 f e
or Pa. az. and 10th ST.; and other GrOosrs
LIMITED STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION,
PROPOSALS will be received at A this a ose ' Until
noon of the aoth of Oct 'ber next for Masking, Fit
Of r" the T cspo G Tour
Proposals should state q certain sum for each
cSa o sad u R e painted with three good
The Who'll. of the iron work of the ceilings, in
scTewing the cei nss the wal and roof ames,
Proposal: e be seated and endorsed Propo. ais
for 3, Gsnss led BY
be addressed t, the undermined.
Proposals VIII be opened at noon OF Tuesday, Goth
October in presence Of such persons as may choose
to be present.
Drawings of the ceilings may be ut this Office
NJ. e. MEIGS, Corps uf Engineers,
In charge of Capitol Extension.
Each proposal shou be accompanied by the fol-
lowing guarantee.
Form Of Guarantee.
snd in the Slate the S hsfeb OF
ssclbsS be a Sta he or
they will, within ten days after the receipt of the
contract at the postoics named, ex cute the CON
tract for the same, with good and sufficient securi
ties; and IN case the said - shall fail to enter
into contract aforesaid, we guaranty to make
good the difference between the offer Of the taid
- and that which enay be accepted.
date -, 1853. Signatures Of guarantors. A. y
Witness, c. ID,
/ hereby certify that the above named --are
known To me as men of property, and able to make
good their guarantee.
Signature. G.H.
To be signed by tine United States District Judge
United States District Attorney, Collector or some
person known to the War Department. au % dtd
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CURF OF FITS OF SEVERAL. YEARS
. - lsT- STANDING

1t has been some time kinoe wrote Won about my
assured we have every confidence in you and our
Medical salt We have sufficient evidence that the
medicine doing him great good. His health IL
rapidly improving, and we are encouraged tspeci,
ally from the fact that he has not had return OF
those dreadful fits since September IA, nearly year
since. WIN. p. HARRIS, Groton, Co n.
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FEVERS CURED BY THE MEDICAL SALT
My wife was attacked with very high fevers,
which would last nine days at time. was induc-
ell TO try Dr. COggswell's Medical Salt. After Civ
ing it fair trial, ii entirely broke her fevers-
woulc choerfully recommend il to otners similarly
affected, J. NJ. DICK,
ga NJ. Eleventh street. PHILADELPHIA.
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AMBROTYPEs-

MI, AMBROTYPES.
lS1h S n,s ,y nov prepared To take the sups
nS1 "A The eity bf tis ust cannot Be surpassed BY
Always ON hand . hne selection Of new styles ri
CO.; "a; svsIss, between sth and ssh sts ''- "
W. D. eHh oiths nH 10 - Il
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I M. SINGER Il cos
L. IMPR0XED -

Washfasto9 Okee-No. 3Ss PsRHs ,irania Aceaae,
Usdey the National Hos,i.
For families, taIOrs and oil manufacturing pnr-
poses they ar uneq more urabe; capable of
doing a greater variety of work, and of earning
more money than OF her machine in the market.
The new Family Machines at $50 and SIS are at
tracing unusual attention.
We invite ali To call at our new Office, and
exani ne them and their work. The great &c Jno,ny
la using such q machine will At once become ap-
parent. Explanations given to all. Circulars, Illus
trabng all Of Sing err Sewing Machines. tn specl
Of their work, furnished to ell, or sent to any
address.
good assortment of Thread, Needles, Twist,
and other maohine findings kept on hand, and sold
1T New York prices.
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Each proposal shou d be accompanied by the fol
lowing guarantee.
Eo,o, IF Guo.o,tss
CARRIAGES.

IN CARRIAGES.
Il II T. Subscriber having made additions to hin
tnctory, making II now one Of the largest. - s. .
In the District, where his facilities for E43&
manufacturing CARRIAGE LIGHT8S6
WAGONS Of all kinds cannot be surpassed, and
from his long experience in the business he hopes
to give general satisfaction.
AL kinds Of Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
" attended to.
Second hand Carriages taken in exohsnrs for nov
ones. ANDREW = JDSCE
q t0-0 corner Uf 18th and r ses
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A NEW NOVEL,
"JOHN HALIFAX"

F E FORA LIFE,
A NOVEL,
BY MISS MULOCH, -.
-. Author of
John Halifax Gentleman solve" "The Osil-
"Agatha's Husband, "a Hero"
&C., &c.
Price 80 Cents.
For sale at SHILIINGTON'S
Bookstore, Odcon Building,
au 20 Corner AZ and Pa. avenue.
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BY THE pREsitSMsSkisTts. l bp THE UNITED

.tt-r -..- STATES. .#f
ident Of the United States Of A1erics, Dc hereby
declare and make known that public sales will be
sisnated, to wit: So -.c.-.# ~.
AT Tas LaSD OvrIcE IT Or. cIeyD, coTmsnsins
for the disposal Of the vacant lands IN the eren
n.nersd sections within the undo, g. ns,Sred
SIX miles each side Of the rail cad. from snli.
water, By way of Saint Paul and SAINT Anthony, to
snSpUth ' Of Sioux Wood river. with 4 branch. va
Saint Clond and Grow Wing, TO the nsyigable
waters of the ed River of the North" subject, as
required by law, to q minimum OF fteo dollars d~d
Ely esnfS per acre, VIZ ~
North of the base line andteest Of the fourth prrne7pa
TTownsssB: s. g. ssd I'd ss, 81 @
townships 81, s., ST, 81, and 81, of range 50.
Townships S. Sc, 81 50, 3d. and -, and in the part,
of townships a, q, 81 and 4 out-iae OF the Fort
Townships s., 50, and 20, and IN the part of town
ship q outside of the Fort Ripley reservation, Of
North Of the base hne and .cest Of the 18th principal
meridian
xnsssp: an. AMID Of range Is and g.
s r. rs and .Sa f q " @
TowL ships IN and lz8, of range 81.
TTSxn:SSS ~ III sn sGfn y: 81 and s.
meneins on III .nday, the thirty hrst dsy of October
next, for the disposal OF the vacant lands IN th'
vsc remain to the s.sts. Wsh
six miles on each side of the iroai.. from Still
water. by way Of Saint Paul and Saint Anthony, t
mouth of sioux Wood river, with q branch, viz
Saint Cloud and Crow Wing, to the navlsa abs
ST. Paul aud tom Saint Anthony, via Minneapolis
to a convenient point of junction west OF the Mis-
ppi, to the southern boundary OF the tSrItory
in the direction of the mouth of the Big sioux
river. with a branch, via Farib.ut, to the norti
line of tho state OF Iowa, west of range sixteen
subject, al required by law, to . minimum Of ttO,
dollars AID fffy c'htS per acre. VIZ:
Nor of the base line and ,c.st Of the fourth prncipa
rafrididn.
Townships n and 2j, of range p.
TOWNSHIP pr n, u, and -, of range q.
Townships a. Is aud %, of range "a.
North Of the base line aud ,csst Of the fifth prime
meridian.
Townships 1i6, III. li8, 49, and l20, of rango q.
Townships i6, H. l8, il9, l2O, and III, OF range
Townships 49, III, lls, ll9, 10, and 49, of range
townships u.s. H. 49, 1l9. 12,, and III, of range
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TN ROOFING PAPER
Il AIRED AND UNTARRED, Constant on
'i !. :. :. WE 81 SsiiiEI%aIcHr. Mupsks
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900 MCKINNEY & LANsDALE, SOO
PAkk FIRE ms co. n. Y.@Cssh capital And
suppiies SSo,o0, nearly; and ooTrespondent. a,
other Companies having cash eapitI Of oxs,
$1,000 lnsses eauitab adjusted and nromptl,
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BY the President:
THOs. A. HENpRICKs,
Commissioner of the General Land Office

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right of pre- emptiOn
10 any 81 the lands within the townships and part,
Of townships above enuneT ated req ured to es
tahi the same tai the satisfaction of the register
recover vi the prop land office nd make raw
ment therefor as soon as practicable alter seeing
this notice, and before the day appoint ID for the
commencement of the public sale Of the lands en-
will lie forfeited 800 '~N'' S'o''''
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP-Tn
~ Partnership heretofore existing beetween the
nnderssnsd, under the firm Of La PsLkY & THoMAs,
mess OF the late firm will be settled and the con
tracts thereof will be fulfilled by the undersigned
mess at the old stand, No. % Light street, BALI
more, and who Is alone authorized to collect inc
debts and use tho name OF the firm i'm LIQUID alton
THOMAS J. LAPSLEV
Baltimore, March IA, 1883. ''|''..
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THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commi ssiOner of the General Land Otfice

SOTE.-,Under the regulations of the department
as her tOfOre and now existing, no payment can he
made for advertising proclamatfons except To such
publishers as are especially ed to publish by
jy T-1awISw
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:, CUNTINUATIUN OF BUSINESS,
viii be seen by the proceeding notice that ba va
Rnrchased the entire interest of my former partner
Thomas Lapsley. | respectfully solicit a contn,,
uation Of the patronage Of our former friends and
the public IN general. Mr.. JOSEPH Fl. TABEIr for
saven years Foreman and principal Engi in the
hdnse OF Messrs. Norris x Gregg, Of New YorS
city, and for the last three years Of this house viii
continue to manage the Mechanical DepartInent ~
formerly Tho business will be conducted unis.
the firm and style of 1i'ue'
2-Stf HENRY F. THOMAS IN
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AT The LAND OFFIcE AT CHATFIELD. commenc
ing on Monday, the fourteenth day Of Novembe
next for the disposal Of the vacant .ands ia tn
eren numbered sections within the under.
townships which remain to the ted States within
neaPolis. via Farlbault, to the north line of thu
State Of Iowa, west of range sixteen" and {" from
Root Tlyer." u.ject as required by law, to q min
lmum Of too dollars and 6fty entS per are, viz:
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and 81.
AT THE IAND OFFICE AT HENDERSON,, cOmmenc-
Ing on Monday, the seventh hay of November
Numbered sections within the under ntoned
townships which remai to the United States within
six miles each side of the railroad, " from Vt.
Paul and from Saint Anthony. via Mipnea polir, to
convenient point of Junction west of the Missis-
slppi, to the southern boundary of the territory
tho direction of the mouth Of the Big Sioux river,
with branch, via Faritau t, to the north line OF
the State of Iowa. of range sixteen" subject,
as required by law, to minimum Of tco dollars and
fifty cents per acre, viz:
Nsrth Of the base line and ,cssf Of The ina
meTidiaa.
townships liz, liz, ia, and 49, of range 10.
Townships Ill, ll2, u.s. ll4 and lis, of ranges 10
and 20.
Townships Ill, ll2, ia, and i15, Of range 81.
Townships Ia and lis. OF tango p.
townships ll3, ia, and lis, OF range ..
Townships ll2, lis, ia, and lis, Of rangeA.
Townships ILL., liz, lis, and ia, Of ranges % and
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Having connection with the LARGEST manpe,o,r,
lng establishment nor'h. We ENJOY superior adysn
takes for supplying the very best goods al the ovr
est possible prices: The ETY. are found 10 e1caI
anything IN w as lngton. end the wOTkmanship "a
eIcs!s any thing heretofore offered IN this narka
snh :; 81 .cSnowlesed by al who patronage our
r, w Also have on hand q superior stock of Gents
Furnishing Goods, anG ma % 20 order Garments of
ever description, at short notice, at small adj
vance on the prices ~ or resdy- made clothing
A.. j. NJ. McCAMLY & CO.,
undor National Hotal
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-09-30
VOL. 3,NO.9

Iolcing through eternity. Grant that it will
cost you much self-denial. Can you, not
wlthstanding, consent to see these immortal
beings growing up in ignorance and vice, at
your own doors
Inc methods Of carrying on this home IN
struction are various, and we are abundantly
supplied with the needful facilities. We need
not name the reading Of the Bible and Judi
cIously selected sermons, TO be read to the
adults when they cannot attend preaching,
should not be omitted. Catechetical lnstruc-
lion, by means Of such excellent aids as our
own ''CatechiSm for young children." and
"Jones' Catechism of Scripture doctrine and
practice" will OF course be resorted to /; to-
gether with teaching them hymns and singing
NTH them. The reading to them, TO- variety,
such engaging and instructive stories as are
found IN the ''Childrens column" of some OF
our best religious papers and suitable Sabbath
school, or other juvenile books, such as "The
Peep of day." ''Line upon Line" &C., will, in
many cases, prove an excellent aid, 10 Imbu-
iHg their minds with religious truth. Masters
should not spare erpense or trouble, TO provide
literally these various helEs 10 those who take
this work in hand, TO aid and encourage them
to the utmost in their self-denying toll.
Brethren, the time is propilious to urge your
attention TO this important duty. A deep and
constantly increasing interest IN the work, is
felt throughout the South. Just at this
time, also, extensively throughout portions
of our territory, an unusual awakening
has been showing itself among the colcred peo-
pie. Il becomes US, and it is of vital lmPoz-
tance on every account, by judiciouS instruction,
Ioth -. l.. -, Il
the opportunity.
We commend this whole great interest to
the Divine blessing and, under God, to your
conscientious reflection, to devise the proper
ways and TO your faithful Christian zeal, to
accomplish whatever your wisdom may devise
and approve.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-09-30
ANOTHER WORD In BEHALF OF THE
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET!

We have frequently, during the pending
campaign, called the attention OF our numerous
readers to the excellent ticket that was nomina-
ted in March last, by the Democratic State con-
vention which assembled at that time in Harris
burg. We earnestly desire AGAIN TO present
this matter to our brethren IN York county and
we beg they will not permit themselves to lose
sight of the importance OF the State struggle, in
the discuysioa of any other issues that may be
raised in our midst in the present contest.
Prrr,.rpsoN T.. wR1eHr ard JOHN Rowe,
the nominees OF the Democratic party, are gen
tlemen in every way worthy of our support and
confidence, and they should be heartily and en-
Enthusiastically sustainede by the entire Democra-
sy of Pennsylvania. Mr.. Wright, our candi-
date for .4uditcr General, has served for long
period in the Legislature of this State, where
by his untirIng industry and unbendIng integ-
rity, he won the admiration of hls colleagues,
and the applause of his constituents. The u
nanimous denomination Of MIR. Rowe, as Sur
veyor General, is high and well merited trib-
ute to the talents OF an eminent and useful pub
lie officer. His abilities have given him a wide
spread and deserved reputation-and his SER
vices as public officer have contributed much
to the prosperity and progress OF the Common
wealth OF pennsylvania.
Here, then, is ticket which must satisfy all
our People-and it is necessary, in order 10 pre-
serve the present glorious organization of our
party, to elect it by handsome mojority. Il
defeat might open the way TO future disasters,
and place the good old State of Pennsylvania
under the malIgn influences of The enemie Of
Democracy. The ticket is worthy, eminently
so, of the confidence OF every true Democrat
and certainly it should be triumphantly sustain
ed by the indomtabe Democracy of the Key
stone Slate. In York county it will receive
the cordial support Of our party, and from the
manifestations of satisfaction that reach US every
day, in regard TO our county ticket, we are as
sured that full vote will be polled in this
county on the second Tuesday OF next October,
and that will, unquestiOnaby, be Democratic
victory York Gazette.