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NEW 5 ITEMS.

BraTH.-Thc Hon. I,aac Backlord. Pre-.
siding Judge Of the 4. = Court Of Claims.
died al his residence in Washington city on
Saturday night last. aged 7S
Dr.TH or GES. LAa,R.-The Hon. Mira.
beau d. Lamar. late United States minister
g Central America. died suddenly of apo.
plexy u Richmond, Texas. On ne 10Th ull.
Hon. samuel Casey. Treasurer of The Uni.
ted States. died on tie morning Of the 2ai
ultima. at t'hscyville. ~ where il APPEARS
he retired IN the beginning Of last month on
account Of sickness.
Dr.IH oF Az EDTrDR.--f. l.. ID. Gregory.
Esq, late u TIE Weldon Pairiot. died Ia,
week IL his residence III Halifax county, n.
g.. 81 consumption.
The South Carolina Legislature, by vote
Of thirty faur to thirteen. has refused to pas.
resolutions IN favor Of resi,ing the African
Slave Trade.
SOUTHERN TRApr.--An important card Ia
the interior traders 81 South Carolina and
other Southern States APPEARS in the Charles
ton Mercury. ], asks the southern mct.
chants TO buy their gaois in Charleston. in.
stead u going 10 New York. The card Is
signed By lifty.eight importers and wholesale
dealers.
RgurNHrRiSG TINS pooR.--On Christmas
Eve the -. Grorgc's Sorieiy Of Toronto lis.
tfibutsd ls.05j pounds. or more than nine
tons Of eatables, to the deserving puor Of tia,
city.
Mr.. John Martin. Of Clark county. Ca.
has gone 10 Canada for rcpcniani fugitive
slave. Who writes that IL will glaily return
from free destitution 10 an easy bondage.
Gcrrit Smith has been 80 NEARLY restored
to complete health that he has retained To his
home al Pelerboro'. New Yntk.
WooIen cloths. Cor ordinary wear, and for
servants. can be manufactured il The South
just a well and as cheap a. il The North.
laruRIs o. Day Gunps we learn from
the Journal ol Commerce That the imports of
dry gnnds al the port Of New York for the
wear 1850 have been larger by nearly twenty
million dollars than for any previous year in
the history Of the country. aud nearly ffty.
three million dollars larger than or the year
1853.
81. Louis. December II.
EWonaNr' FRozES 70 Darn. The ct.
press from Denver city reports the mercury
there down TO a. degrees below zero. On
The OH inst, several men on their return fram
the mines we're frozen 70 death. and a mum.
Der d mules lost from the extreme cold.
s~,>s...sesss~s.
Hoiio,cays Ointment aud Piis-A friendly Warn.
isg.-Thcsc great remedial preparations have been m.
iia,ed aud The imitation may hill certainly as The
genuine articles cure. To prevent the possibility Of
imposition. purchase pot 81 Ointment % boz Of Pills
unless embodied w book 81 directions bearing hr words
" Holloway, New York and London" impressed as
waiermark each iela Furnished with The true and
legitimate specifics. the old. young and nddlcased 81
both sexes may with absolute certainty hosc dis.
eases Of the digestive and seerese organs, the skin
and The e.h, which physicians are accustomed 10 pro,
I aa,soa. 20 t,..ot.tf..H
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TILE FARMERS GUIDE
To Scientific and Practical Agriculture.

Dy Henry stephens. Rs. Of Edinburgh anl lie litr
j.. j. NOHUn. Professor Of Scientific Asfieuiiafc IL
Yale College, New Haven. : vols. Rayli Octave
1900 page, and Numerous ,nEfayings.
This i, conessedis Gle mot complete work ~ s Z.
rculiure published. anu IN oldt d give i wdr.
circulation and publishers have fcsbye 10 reduce lir
price 10 Five Dollars foF the Two Noiumes9
When sen by m1il tpost paid Cal fitaia or Ore.
gon, tie price will be 81. To every other part u the
Union sud 10 Canada, post rail. SO. - Ibi. work
il Sor the oil Bons 81 he Farm
Rcmianecs for any q Tie above publications. should
always " addressed. postpaid. r. tic Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT Il co,
NJ. - Gald street. New Work.
December %. 81
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January 9TH, 1860.
INDUCEMENTS FOR THOSE WHO ARE
disposed 10 avail thcmselse. of an oppOrta.
nifty of buying guads at
CaEATLY REpUcED PRICES.


A LTHOUGH ny stock u Good. j. very little /
n any lc.s desirable \, prtscu, than when il wal
iisi opcnel IL ihe beginning 81 tic season: vel i,
ihe character y large portion o. the stock j. II ID,
description u gOas Inst depte.iae ~ value hy chang,
ol fashion II carried oyet Tor another s4 lfade deem
. The best policy 10 make the sacrifice II once and ihui
make room To rerleash with full assortment o. iicss
and fashionable goods each The advantage d
such plan i apparent 70 III rejecting pcrsons VIII,
give any attention 70 such matters. q. enable.
merchant 10 olsr II bic customers The newest style,
q goods bcsiies saving accumulation d Interest
which i the necessary result d dead capital consr
qaently active exchanging Of the stock i Of mutual
advantage both 10 the buyer aud seller. The prescui
stock !. sntsely fresh II having been purchased during
the fall season.
Among the stock viii he f,ubd some ofthc most DC.
siiahc staple A. well Fancy Goods. that will be
sold srfy cheap. WI Blrarhed and Unhlcached shirt.
ines lish Linens. ia Cotton snd Linen shcttings-
ia the latter an unusually good bargain eau he had
purchased q suction at greatly reduced price,
The cheapncss II which was the chief ndueemeni TO
venture deal 10 such an article persons who want
such goods d. mol expect TO end them in a village
store.
superior fIinnels--Amnnr Ibis lot niil he found "a
shaker Quaker anl Rodgers Eon.shFnkine English
Fianncls, besides sll the STYLES of American make;
Twilled ini plain Red Flannel sud spun silk Under.
SINUS tJf tccnens ats0s iluit@ hofftn Ae.iat large
size square Bed Blankets and Negro Blankets sud hest
qualiiy sf shoes fof both men and women. Ladies eS.
ta quality Moroceo aud French Cashmere Caters.
made up % order By The frsi manufacturers q Phia.
Jelphia.
II Geniiemrn's articles Willie found An excellent
variety " Cloth. Cassmctes saiinclis Lakcshorc Cas.
simcrc, and leans. and Usrfcoals The great variety
Of Ladies. fsucy Articles will render !. tao tedious
mention Please call and examine the stock, as YOU
may be assured that u you require goods between this
anil spng wil' be 10 your interest 10 do 90 AZ Il j.
desirable 70 reaJce the stock before the sptng iadc
sets IN.
NJ B--lidirs will please observe that opened some
beautiful styles % Dress Goods and French Worked
sni Valentine Lace Collars and Inside cupcs, Chi.
drens Irish Poplin- and Ready.Madc cloihes III Of
which will be Offered II their original cost The French
work s Of The necst quality. which would fentsr II
more desirable 10 se u Oft even al the sacrifice pro.
posed shove thsn that they should remain on hand IN.
III another season. Hoping the ladies' will give some
attention 10 the atgvc,
an, respectfully,
ii. L. OWEN.
IIllsbofough, January 10. "a
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CONGRESS In lhe Senate, on the 4lh insan,
Mr.. Powell introduced bill to repeal the ranking
privilege.
NJ. Mason appeared IN his eat dressed IN coth q
Virginia manufacture, wholesome example 70 bis
Southern eomPeer.
The Senate adjourned from Tharjsy TO Monday.
In the House Of Representatives no Speaker has yet
been elected The debate 10 continued with very li,e
profit Occasionally vote is taken. shsrman regular
y filling three u four short Of an election. On
Thursday the vote was taken twice. On de isi ball
lot sherman received lea. yalandingham co. iilmer
n; necessary . choice lo7. On The second ballot,
sherman had laa. Boeoek 50. Nelson VI necessary to
aehoies. LOG.
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WIN. B. LYNcH's SELECT SCHOOL,.

ORANGE COUNTY, N. G.
THIS School is situated in moral healthy. country
neighborhood, one mile from Mebanesyille Denot
on the North Carolina Railroad.
Pupils will board in the family Of the Principal.
z, . and tuition 500 per session Of five months.
Sen opens 18th January, 1860.
REFERESeEs:
Faculty 2 University A. Wilson, D. d., Mel.
vile, N. CIV Bingham & Sons, Oaks, N. G.
Wa, 5. LYNCH, Principal.
Mebaneville, Dec. 2l-
Raleigh Register and naard. n. C. Presbyterian.
Fayetteville Observer, WI lngion journal. insert fou
times and forward accounts 10 this office.
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Dividend No. /.

fEsHE Board Of Directors # the Hisboro' Savings
Institution have this day declared dividend Out
" lhe pfas of The last Six months Of Eve per cent.
UPON III stick subscribed for and paid before the III
Of December ssi payable at the Office Of said Inslitu-
lion on FnIly the 9th instant.
THOMAS WEBB, Cashier.
JIauafy 81, 1860. "a
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w Dissolution.

|VHE firm formerly known as ]. q. Webb & Co., Is
I this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
indebted 70 the said firm respectfully requested 10
call al the Drug Store Of Webb & Dickson and settle
their accounts. Should they not do 50 BY The close
February Court all the accounts will then be put in
train for collection.
JAMES 4. CAIN,
J. G. WEBB.
January Isl, 1850.
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AbeutIonists bound oyer.-rhe Rev. Dan

Abentlonists bound oyer.-'fhe Rev. Dan.
lei Worth has been arrested in Guloid for preaching
abolition doctrines nd..crculaiing Helpers book and
was required 10 give bail in $4,000 for his appearance
and $1,000 for good behaviour; but being unable %
give security FOR both, be remains in Guilfori jail.
A man by the name Of Turner was anes,eJ Tor a
Ike offence and gave bond for his appearance an.
swer at the next term Of the Superior Court Of Gull.
ford.
George w. Yestel, Of Chatham, was arrested by a
warrant issued b Judge Saunders, On charge q "
ieing ncendary sentiments and gave bond in the
sum Of $4,000 10 answer at the next Of Chatham
Superior Court.
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HILLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
wednesday, january m, 1860.


The Weather. - The weather dunng most 9
last week was intensely cold for this climate. On Sa,
turjay the last day Of the old year. some six or seven
inches Of snow fell. though the ground being wet il
did not remain 50 thick on the ground, On Sunday i
cleared up but continued 10 grow cold, until Tuesday
morning At sunrise the thermometer fell 70 four degrees
below zero. Il continued cold until Friday morning
when the Thermometer was but Eve degrees above re.
70. Since, the weather has again become mild, and
yesterday at noon the thermometer was at iiily.sx
This cold snap afforded an excellent opportunity for
filling our ice-honses, The ice being four inches thick
and dnc weather for getling.i, in.
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January lst, 1866.

Ii our accounts and notes are due
ia clsh this day.
&c. TURRENTINE & SONS.
January ga
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BlackWood's Magazine and
British Reviews,

IT SCOTT go, New York, continue 70 publish
- the following leading British PerioJieaIs,sz:
!. The London Quarterly, Conservative
,. The Edinburgh Review, fWhig.1
5. The North British Review, Free Church. J
1. The Westminster Review, Iiberal)
5. Blackwoo'. Edinburgh Magazine, TORY
These Periodicals. a1y rerresen,the ihfes great p,-
iticll parties II Geat BriIain--Nhig, Tory AM Ra.
dical,but politics forms only feature afshcir cha
racer. As orgius Of the profound writer's on Sci.
ence Literature, Morality, and Religion ihey stand as
they have stood. lnnyacd in the word o. letters.
being considered indispensable the scholar aud the
professional while the intelligent reader Of eve.
~ class they furnish and satisfactory re-
cord Of the current literature q tie day Throughout tho
world, than can be possibly obtained utu any other
iouTce.
EARLY COPIES The receipt ef Advance
sheets from the British publishers gives additional
value 10 these Reprints, in,snuch they ran nov be
placed 10 the hlads OF the subscribers about
the original ei;tinns.
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NOTICE-with care.

NtY unsettled accounts and notes are IN the hands
~ o. D. D. Phillips. who has fuli general power 81
attorney 10 ceiile Up my business. Those persons who
shall have failed u settle Up IN the last " February
Count. 1860. may expect 10 Be waited upon by oii.
Ger. Purchasers Fan inquire Of him concerning my
Town Property. Correspondents will please adlfess
me al Newbcn, ". {.
ROSCOE HOOKER.
December %, 23-IW
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We End 10 the ". York Herald list OF the
survivors ~ the American Revelation, who
are pesioned on the rails Of the several States.
do the lst day Of January there were but
two bundled anil seven living heroes of the
Resolution on tic pension list IN Washing.
ton. Oi these The following are on the roll
DI the State OF Nurih Carolina.
Cornelius Clements, Rutherfam county,
i02 wears.
John Brooks, Robeson county, 100 wears. Z
David Coekerhau,. Surry county, Us wears.
Edwin Hickman. Stokes county, o. years.
Moses Jones. Orange county, 81 years.
Alexander Lemonds. Rockingham county,
% years.
= James Nicholson. Stokes county. o. years.
Adam Phillips. lIuneombe county. g6 yrs.
George Roberts, Buneombe county. lOI
years.
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DIR. BAAKEE
TREATS ALL DISEASES.

SPECIAL attention ven to all chronic diseases.
- Coughs, Group, Consumption Influenza Asthma,
Bronchitis, all diseases OF the Nose, Mouth Throat,
and Lungs; all Skin Diseases Of every description
successfully treated ;-Iumhago, Lumbar Assesses,
Scroiua, rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Paralysis,
Epilepsy, Or Commissions, Dyspepsia, Dysentery Dar-
hoea. The very worst cases Of Plies cured in short
time also diseases Of The Stomach Liver and Bowels
There are many diseases incidental to women and chill.
dren which are treated with distinguished success All
particulars will be given by letter DR.. Baakee can
produce one Thousand certificates Of bis perfect success
In curing
Cancers, Oh Sores, Or Ulcers. Hip Diseases,
fssfaia, Of erery description, Scaid Head,
Wens, PoyPus Of Me Nose,
Or any other part Of the body.
Tuners and Swelliugs
vi every description aud without lie use 81 the knife
OF any surgical instruments. These l4.t-named dis.
cases cannot be cured By correspondence therefore all
such patients must place themselves he Doctor
personal supervision.
NJ. Daakee has made new discovery Of Fluid y
that will produce absorption of the Cataract and
restore permanent vision the Eye without resort to
he knife. All diseases Of the
EYES AND EARS
sass,sssfllly treated With, ut he use Of The knit. 81
o,,;cn W. BalAee has constantly "a hand Ii his
i 'sry extensive assortment If
Es AND TfMpASEMS, OR
which are suitable for either 80, 81 ~,
IN five minutes Ear-irumpets a. =, se''e'
also every variety Of artificial ar,,., g.. p''o,'
~orld-a large assortment q heau,iiui All t,, -
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
with the Arm and Elbow attachment; ARriP,rr,
FEET, with the Ankle, Leg, and kneSJoim att.
ment
These articles perfectly natural and adapted 70
either sex, and can be sent by express to any part
the world. All kinds Of lusses for Hernia OF Rgpiur
Of every description, for either rex, and lru.ses Ia
ticulaIy adapted for females in weak condition al
for those with Proaspsus uieri.
Doctor Baakee i one of the most celebrated all
skillful physicians AMI surgeons nov living His fam
Is known personally in every principal city ii il,
i world.
All letters directed to Dr.. Baakec must eontsin tr
cents TO pay ppsisge anil incidental expenses. Al
chronic diseases he treated hy correspondence cx
cePi those mentioned, which viii req ife ais persona
supervision.
ohi;e Hours fun 4. N. to4pM.
DOCTOR RAAkEE,
Office 7Oi Bros iaay, few d,os. above Feutih-sl
Nes York Ciiy.
Jan. .. 90
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RECOMMENDATION.

Webb a Co.. y he public and AZ ~, snsr,s = :.
doubt mat all business entrusted 10 them will ma q,
tended to promptly, carefully and energetcaly. :
las. F. CAIN.
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We notice, a. 4 somewhat favorable omen.
that Governor Banks, "a Massachusetts,.
vetoed the Revised Code % that State, on
aecoun, Of = clause taleraiins negro ,olun.
tecrs IN the militia. Gov. Banks. IL will be
Remembered. was elected Republican Spea.
ker Of the Heuse of Representatives. four
years ago. alter ~ obstinate and protfacted
struggle. smiiar 70 lhe one naw ii progress.
This veto indicates a sentiment ~ respect
for the rights aud feelings Of the Southern
people. as well az for the Constitution aud
Federal laws. and coming a. il does from the
Gosernor Of fanatic Massachusetts. IL must
be regarded IS an earnest Of better things
from that source-may il not be the a,ant.
cosrief Of revelation towards conservatism.
FaydfcpiA, 05ser,r.
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CIT BBiNG.

Til BBiNG.
A discount Of inen,y.lisc per cent from the above
prices will 10 allowed 20 Clubs ordering hour " mute
copies Of any one more Of ihe above Monks. THUS
Four copies 81 Blarkwotd OF o one REVIEW. wal he
sent 20 one address t 50 four copies nttfe four Re-
views and BlataNooj fer $50; ami ;, 10.
pDSTAGE,--In al ;hc principal Cliifs aud Towns
these wofks viii Il delivered Fee 81 Postage. When
sent By mail lie Postage TO any part 81 gtc United
states will Be bat Twenty -four Cents srds ior
Bllckwood and hul Fourteen Gents yea f1E
each Of the Reviews.
NB.-Thc price in Great Britain Of tic i've Peri.
olicals above named Is s3l rel annUm.
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Hillshorough Male School.

rsNHE sncsrribSt designs opening School Cor Boys
II Marlborough the SECOND Monday Of January.
1860 The course Of instruction will be thorough and
a. extensive al the hest Institutions preparatory lof
the regular College Clisses.
TERMS, per session Of twenty weeks.
Languages, SCI 90
English Grammar. sc. Is 90
Reading, SPELL n. Nc. I. 90
JOSEPH A. TINNEN.
December 20. gov
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THE MIGHTY HEALER!
WORLD KNOWN AND WORLD TRIED.
H0L L0WAY'S 0INTME Mt.

I The free admissions Of all Nations as well as the
verdict Of the leading Hospitals Of the Old as well az
Of The New World, stamp this powerful remedial gent
as tie greatest healing preparation made known
10 suffering man. The penetrating qualities are more
than marvellous, through the external OFFICES Of the
shin Invisible 10 the naked eye, it reaches the seal Of
the internal disease and in all external affections its
anil-inammaiOry and healing virtues surPass anything
else on record and IS Natures great ally.
( ERYsiPELAS AND SALT RHEUM
/ Are two " the most common and yirulent disorders
prevalent on this continent, these The Ointment Il
especially aniagonisc, is Hi0ius eperaadi Is first
70 eradicate the venom and then complete the cure.
BAD LEGS, OLD SORES. AND ULCERS.
Cases Of mlny years standing that have pcriiBa.
riousiy refused yield TO any other remedy or treat.
meHi have invariably sucenmbcd 10 a few applca-
lions ofihis powerful ungcent
ERUPTIONs on THE SKIN,
Arising from Tad state Of The blood chronic dis
case are eradcacd and clear and transparent surface
fcglined Ivy the restorative action Of this Ointment Il
surPises many Of the cosmetics and other Toilet apple
N is power 10 dspei rashes and other tisgue-
menis Of the face.
PILES AND FIsTULA.
Every form and ica,ufe nf these prevalent and s,ob-
horn disorders Il cradcsed locally and entirely ~ tho
u this enoiicni warm lamentations should PIE.
cgde s application. IL healing qualities will be found
to be thorough and inyatable.
BOii the Ointment aud Pills should be used
ia he fnLoving case:
Bunions, Rheumatism, Sore Throais
Burns, Rngwom. sores Of al kinds,
chappei Hanls Sili RhCum, sprains,
ChliblsiHs, Scalds, stiff Joints,
fi.tula skin Diseases letter,
G1ui, swelled Giinds, Ulcers.
Luinbas5. Sore Legs. Nenefcal Sores
Mecuiiai EIup. Sore Breasts, Wounds Of all
lions, Sore Heads kinds,
Pics.
- CATION 80 None afc genuine unless the
wotis Holloway. New York and London" ore dis
refnafle as Waiermark II every leaf ~ lie book Of
directions around each pot boz; the same mas bs
Fi'iuis b. holding the leaf 10 the light. hand.
inward will be given any rendering such
Information may lead 10 the detection Of any party
pariies counicfriing Tie medicines, vending tho
sane. knowing them to b. spurious
- sold Al TIE Manufactures II Professor Hollo-
wl, 10 Nlden lane New York. and ~ aIl resptcla-
Es Dfuersts anl Dealers ii Medicines throughout
The tinted states and The civilized world, 10 boxes %
IS cents. 80 cents. aud 81 each.
There /. considerable saving by taking the llfs.
er -
n. b-Diteeiions cor the guidance Of patients n
every disorder s'o affixed 10 each box.
Aug ". o.
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Eight citizens Of Ottawa. Illinois, were In.
dieted on Wednesday. under the Fugitiy,
Slave law, for the rescue Of an alleged fugi.
tive slave 10 October last.
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School for Young Ladies.

SkNHE next session Of the School under my charge
= will commence January 10th, 1860. Special al
tention given 10 the essential branches Of Female
Education.
Board in good families eigh, dollars per month, eve.
ry thing found.
Tutiom per session Of five months, Si2 so.
This School is situated six miles north Of Hilsbo-
ough. For particulars address
Rev. A. CURRIE.
December 10. 81
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Select Boarding and Day School
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

HILLsBORoUGH, N. C.
Conducted by the Misses Nash and Mss Eolloek.
hhNHE exercises Of the School will be Presumed on the
18th q January, 1860, and be closed on the 3lst
Of May
The course q instruction is thorough, embracing all
the branches usually taught in First Class Schooa.
Tuition aud board, including fuel, lights, washing
&C., 500 per session, payable one half in advance
and the remainder at the close of the session.
Day scholars in any Of the English classes, $40 90
Music on Piano. 90 90
Music on Molodeon, 20 90
Use If Instrument for practice, 90
Drawing, 10 90
Pastel Painting, 20 90
Greeian Painting 10 90
French and Latin each, 10 90
Circulars containing all necessary information will,
be forwarded on application.
December 6. 2O-cm
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Pennsylvania. - Gov. Packer. IN Iii annual
message % the Legislature Of Prnnsylsana. says il
reference The Ha,pel's Ferry rid thai il Is gra
fling 10 know that Pennsy lvanians participated ia
the Outrage. and that fag,ives arrested within his u
rislieOn promptly surrendered o justice. And
while he en,ertsins no doubt that The Union will en-
dure 10 The latest generations, he cxhots y mOacra
tion harmony and national fatsrnal sentiment, 70 han
ish The existing elements Of disturbance. The three
millions % teemsn Of Pennsylvania enaher her 10 re-
buke the po,sn Of treason either North or south. and
cay smPhateliy that neither sha disturb The PerPe
,uily Of our unioa. esmcn,ed ], has been BY The
sanchei blooi n our patriotic ihers anil that these
slplss shan fJFescf ~ united.
TIE Governor consaioIsies the people q hi, State
upon the important FAC, that ,i.e State Jsbl Is dseess
ing at the rate Of a million Of dollars year.