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CHICAGO REFERENCES
B T. Virgins, Mrs. Levi b Taft,
Mrs. J. p. Cook. Mrs Il. y. Quincy,
Mrs. D. b. Groves, Mrs NJ D. Downs,
Mrs. A A Barrows Mrs. NJ Buck,
Mrs n Sturtevant, Mrs Frederick ldekords
Mrs. Watson C1e.
II. REFERENCES:
Mrs p A. Modett, Mrs. D. Is Gale,
Mrs. J. Clemens. Mrs. J. A. Hale,
Mrs. VI u. Tennison, Mrs. E. J. Stevens,
Mrs e. TillnIan. Miss Josee Cofran
Mrs. D.. Jewett Wilcox, Mrs. L. Mary r. LiyBFmore,
Mrs r. H. whorE Mrs. D r. Arbuck 2,
Mrs W. r. Williams Miss II, NJ. Blossom
Mrs. james A. II. IAnton.
WINDSOR, VI Sept. 26 1859.
We the undersigned citizens Of Windsor, Vt, have used
in our families for the last three nnaEs the Ray
mond Latest Improved Sewing Machines and " find it to
be the best machines all kinds Of family Swing
in and cheerfuliy recommend il 90 the pabs.
y. G. Lin sley, D.. W Lawrence, J. W. fleming,
p X. Whitney, p. II. Blodsett, g. II Ingalls, Art.
II. +. Thompson, Jas. II. Spauidng H. D. stone,
j. ~ Stiles. L. D. Damon. 4, W, Mathsr,
Geo. y Green, &c Long Art $. WoTthen,
Geo Aiilhken, j. d. Hatch, S. Il. Stncssr,
. & Itayyrv
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DoBBs FERRY, Westchester, Co. n. " Sept, 6, 1853.
In the of the American Guano during the present
sou found it, when applied deep soils very valuable
manure for garden vegetables and in the fed eutue Of
corn potatoes aud oat also when applied in liquid
on vines fruits and vegetables they received decided ben
eft. J.. H. WARNER,
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y
We the undersigned have purchased one Of Edwin Claks
Patent Sewing Machines snd have workri them differ
eut kinds roos families. AMI We believe other
machine Do greater variety Of work or do It any better
Therefore. u the notice Of the public
frst rate Family Machine
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10 Rent.
AMERICAN CuAMO.

A GOOD TENEMENT, on Atkinson Street, by
n 40 A. $. CLARK
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pride ourselves keeping the Best and Choicest
In fact Ladies aud Gentlemen ARE determined to place
foods at such prices that all competition will be
tanced We intending to add to -eady spacious
warerooms, early in the spring time. thus enabling
add branches business, and keep Iarg-
stock in all the branches We would co-
mence a trading company among you
aim will be to all whether high low rch or
poor, on tquat AWAY saiing present goods
truthuly. and when in always make right even TO
the uttermcst Eirthing
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800 respectable fsmics in different places In the east,
west and south pronounce this the best machine In the
world nr fiuy use ard the references above given are
quite sufficient to insure examination Of our Marhncs.
The Revolving Looper is late improvement the Ray
mon Latest Improved Machine.
All etfers Of inquiry With an extra postage stamp sii
insure a rrply-
5 enc osci ty mail express viii pay for good work
ing machine, and al orders adluesef tn EDwIS CLaaS,
Windsor. VI wi.i meet with prompt attention
aett- wanted 10 ali the IN the United States, to
zlega very liberal discou. Is ~iil Be given
EDWIN CLARK.
priaeipai Manufactures and q Patrnt fr the q. :
Adiruss Eisin CLARK. 81 Louis No.. No = North ith
Windsor, IT. shcru the machines are ManHacrs
81. -
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arriving a conclusion, consequently seldom
crrs in III. decisions. Gen. Graham has fine
Judgment, Inc xIaustiblc energy and industry, aud
vastly mole talent l.an l.c la, credit for, these
qualities arr backed by virtue as stern and in-
corruptihle SIS Gates.
As Tor }. X. Elgae, You may find lis mate but
80 superior in Ills Stasc
There is fnot onosof ihcse ctn:!rmcn that we
can not trtst Nilh cur honor and interests Dem
agoeres and Old Patty Hacks would shrink dis
mayed, when confronted 10y such phslanx Every
one of them is the architect of his own fortune.
nor las their worst enemy ever dared to say that
they are not AN honorable men.
as hc capable is hc honcst'--should be our
only enquiry in making our selection Of delegates
TO this most important Convention And whes,
viii yonr enquiry be answcrc'! morc satisfactorily
than in the established CHARACTER 81 those gentle
men.
Then let the people Of Rspides, waving all
party preferences, and all personal prejudices,
unanimously nominate, AMI with equal unanim-
ty clcc; and send them there as fit guardians Of our
rights, our lives and our sacred honor.
voX rofULL
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COMM NiCATED.
The future Prospects of fisc Uni
ted States.

Who can look through the ages oftime to come,
who can penetrate the mists Of futurity, and say,
whether these Untd States will have continued
onward, ever onward az they have from the day
of their independence, or Ike Greece and Rome,
fall victim to party spirit and party animositi's'
and sink into grave dug by her own ambitious
and crafty politicians.
The North aud the South have long boon diyi-
dyd in sentiment. The maio rity ofthc Northern
people on the one hand, contcnIing that, within
the limits of the United States, slavery ought, and
shall not exist. The South, on the ether hand
maintaining that slavery is m accordance with
the laws of the Constitution, and that they intend
to defend their rights and property against tho
accrcssions Of the cracredfraincd Abolitionists
of tn, North.
The 4th Of March hcxt viii be an evcntfm
period in our history. For the first time a Black
T. publican will take his seat in the Presidential
Chair, AMI that day may bring with It the pre-
ludc to a long and bloody conflict between the
Two hostile portions Of the Republic. There, IN
al probability, will be- some change. We star.i
at present, the most remarkable instance or nj
yanccm,rt in civilization, in IN al! that tends to
III greatness happiness and prosperity of ma
iioa, recorded in the annals Of history. With tho
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans on our Eastern and
! Weston shores with the great Lakes on tho
! North. and tn broad deep Calf of Mexico at our
fiji, every facility is Afforded for the most cxten
..,,. and ,.ui,G commerce. Il has been predicted
t!at our territory shall only ccasc with the coli
I
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IroNl,ivX;cATTn.

We arg on the eye of'as noin' ntous an issue -
when The thirteen original colonies met in Com
vention t. cmancipatc tn mscivcS from British
Tyrrmv and proclaim T. the voi.d ih,ir IEdr-
pcndcnec.
= fore W. take a stop so'nm, worlG il not
h, well, NJ. Editor. - parse awhile aud know,
whether in throwing ,f from orr 81 oudcr th"
CALLING oppression which W. have 50 !org bonr
from Gun NoithcIn foes, We are not shifting thu
load 70 tie other, aud WI, ihrr ;lur is vt SOM"
remnant e yas,a:;gr and scifdom that We mus
mcrhly and patiently suffer.
In few LAY . The people Of This Parish viii b.
called or to nr,t and cloGsc Gch gates to assent
bile in CONVENTION, and to that body are we about
70 confdc our d,stiri,s, our persons and eur
propcrtv for veal or for woe Shall this event
of 20 much solcmni'y and consequence, be- the
result Of he fair expression OF tie voice Of ice
citizens, or the Giciation Of a cfGfiy ciiq"'-ihc
spontaneous vote Of frecmcn, or The lcgcid-main
Of an arlflh dolgc, The times are tco Periious
now fotlilarty Tricks and secret cabas, let 'hr
people com, up in their freedom and in lhcirmigli
and act for themselves
We have many citizens in our Parish that
would do honor to their ctrStir' n;s. whilst ;h'
constituents honor thcm, and would Be as .ur tc
thc south, as IT," needle TO tie Pole. Amorg
others, there arc Il. c. iIyrsom, WIN. l.. Sanford
:. W. Gordon, DR.. J.. Maeudcr, Col blanchard
J. K. Eigor, 7. {. Manning, l"icr tomp!o"
Josiah ClG.n.b.i+, II. l.. Tanner, !. :. Staiior'
- F,,4 , 'y.-1Ia-fa fifivf1, would bar t'
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COMMUNICATIONS.
COMMUNICATED
Talk HeiVyCcn two Citizens.

Good morning; all well very well, thank You
What is the ne IS? kicking up tbundcr in Con
gross; Banks suspendng, MERCHANTS breaking,
and things going to the Devil generally.
| see J. X. Elgec, r. c. Manning, w. w. Smart
and l.. f. Texada, are before the people as dele
gates to the Convention to meet at Baton koug''
on the 23a of January, YES. W'rc thy nomina-
ted suppose so. BY whom Strangr question
by the y,oyie Of corr5c. How many oftie peoPte
met in Convention was not there, a great
many suppose. =.
4 very quiet, orderly, convention. was il 0i
course, these are trouhlous times, still wofrr run,
deep. 'Grca; uuauiIuaiiy of feeling ! suppose
not dissenting voice Not one. How do You
Ike the nominations so, SO. If you preferred
other men why did you no: advocate their cause
No use, things fixed up before hand. How dc
You Ike Mr. Manning "a, n representative? Very
| fine locking follow, clever gnticiu p, man cfabi!
it's, bat hardly sufficiently identified with the T"o
pie to represent las on such an occasion, tliui. !;
| G Hyuson, H. i. Tanner, ". J. sanford, {. II
| Il auclard ard such men wou.I Lave done better
But Mr.. Manning Is a lawyer! That Is jus
what ue don. want, there will D" too many law
ycrs .l,Y,, We sh.dlI have mrii who wuC,d rorr-
sent tn. planning ani agricultural interest OF ih
county. low ID CON 49,, llr. ~uaitl Not
bit, we want mon Of lo,ic ability, aal thy arr a.
;hirh rs leaves in Autumn How 10 you TX" u.
To- r! I.,+t-.a'" h. ha- iiay,' bis sand OPEN.
al IA. WY rT.aa-h has h'ru, and IS, . cooper.
,;nn .cr..s. ia!,t. :: man ofint.-Ity anG1n5oaht.
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- ba moved Gom our equ4uin'i'y By such

"a .3s
This is 10 timc for crninaon or reciimira-
ton. bat the reflective rind iustinctiVely turns
back to the cause that has produced this great po-
iiica revolution in our affairs, and asks itself the
question If this result could not have been avoided
w.thou: involving Southern rights Or Southern
honorf The spontaneous answer Is, yes. ms
IS not the time 10 coycrup the ruth or pass it
oycr LIGHTLY. There has been error committed by
some; and if those to whom we have committed
our political and social welfare and honor have
been led astray by the love Of party success or
party feeling, 1T them, like honest men, confess
their sins and attribute the present state of affairs
to an oycr-icalous par,isanshp orwant ofpolitical
wisdom and foresight on their part.
"Sct,lcd policies, solcmn compromises and ra;i-
fed compacts cannot played Will, as with a toy
. be thrown aside or bolcn by political leaders
rs Of no consequence or fertilizer use. Politics
compromises, and cOmpacts become sacred by
time, and when abrogatcd viii necessarily create
political revolutions, aud some party or section
must suffer. We are to-day-and itls useless q
disguise the fact--rcap.ng The bitter fruits Of bad
measure. Whatever may have been the cause foi
the creation Of tina; measure let il pass the deco
has h,en DONE and the object has doubtless failed
1t is well that the truth should be told, and it i
necessary TO a full and complete understanding o.
this question 1t is political suicide, then, to tall
about SECESSION; it is not manly or brave"
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from the :. O. True Delta.
TELEGhAPHIC NEWS.
latest Erorl WaShi7Gto:l.
,3,Sc sct;o,s NJ w0-tY; Carolina.


V,srlyarov, Dee l7.-Mr Thompson, the
Secretary of liz, Iniriior, viii not resign. l!o IS
now n Raleigh Horth Carolina, where IL. vii
spend a few dayf.
Tn, object Of his visit to North Carolina is TO
nersuaG,. thai state 20 cooperate in calling n
Soutl,in Convention.
Col. Ashnun, member fer the Anderson or
igh District, Of South Carolina, say. that all thu
federal Ulcers of 9,at State will resign sosoon as
+. shall have seeded.
Mai. WAYNE, o! the {. 5. Army, has resigned
his commission.
PrcsiIcn. Buchauan is laLo.ing under tenn
porary indi.ro,tion.
Imuor,aat euspersion IN Baltimore
Hnr,MoRE. Dec. i7.-Thc well known house
of Kirkland, Chase t Co, tn largest shippers 81
Baltimore, suspended payment to day. Their
Liabilities will probably b. a million ofdolars.
The suspension las caused a decline in coffee
and sugars.
South Carolina Convention.
The Small Pox Raging at Columbia
ColuMBIA, Dee. Il. / l.. M.-Adcep gloom
hangs ike a pail over the Sat" capital to-day
causing II feeling Of general sadness. The small
pox is causing sad havoc amongst cur people, and
thc panic is intense, both among citizens ant
| Strangers.
Sr,ny members Of he Legislature have return
| ed to their homes. and others will soon follow.
Strong Efforts VIII bcHadc to-day to adjourn
| -. legislature and Convention to Charleston. Il
tits proves unsuccessful, the Convention WI
probably das' an ordinance Of secession and 'hc'
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49, ts... q Il

! I-n:or--tkosr States which have stood
tie b.rlut Of Northern aggression, ana have
ii,st Nor, slaves in one year than The cI-
trrnc Southern States have lost in Fifty.
Not ut all neither DO they care, so that
Ithcy.cau bat carry ont tLcir idea Of estab-
IiIshi.g a Southern Contedcracy, to be
formed out Of tie extreme "cotton State" |
thinking that the border States will be
Ihrtwe.u them and al danger. We are as
muck opposed to Northern aggression as
any one, but We think that the border
F~tgtta should be the first 70 complain, in
stead Of which we find them willing to
stand by the Union, believing hat course
to be he best aud that their rights will b.
Guaranteed under the Constitution. They
know ihat fla dissolution does take place
they VIII he exposed to all the 'rayaGrs,
which may be pcpctratgd upon them by
the aboliionists all along their border.
We think certainly that their voice should
b., heard in this secession business; but
no. It has been ordered otherwise by those
. would-bo-tvrau's over Southern Con
f,lcrocy."
The voice of Kcnl,ucly and other Of the
border States has been heard imploring
South Carolina not to be too hasty in
taking such Il step rs secession. But all
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,r.,e s,f,:.c Gomycnsion.
4 more important duty never devolv

Of Rapides will be called upon TO perform
on the 9TH day of January next, to sriec.
delegate to the State Convention, which |
meets at Baton Rouge on the 23d day OF
the same month We do not intend to
question the right fthe Legislature to
call convention of the people, whenever
necessity demands it, but heretofore the
question ofcalling Convention, has been
submitted to the people, for their approval
or rejection. But it seems in these eva
times that the people have resigned all
rights in the premises into the hands Of the
politicians, who do the ordering and the
people, once free, have only nor 10 oGcy
the mandates of their masters. As Con-
vcntion has been called by the Legislature,
and as thay have oy}crcd the people to 60
to tie polk Oh the 7,h day ofJanulry and
vote for members ofthat Convention, il kc-
comes the duty of every voter in the par
ISL, 10 look we'll to the interest of the State
in the present unsettled condition ofthe nj
fairs of the Union.
The question of separate and Immediate
secession from the Union is now being agi-
tatcd in a-number of the slave States, and
they say that the time for MI compromise
is past and they will have nothing TO do
hereafter with the government established
by the fathers Of the Republic which has
stood for ciShtv-fvc years the noblest mon
umcnt ever erected by human hands and
the pride and glory Of the Whole world.
We have truly fallen upon evil times, and
it now becomes the duty Of every. lover OF
his country TO do all III his power to bring
about that ftatrrnal feeling which once cX-
istcd between the two sections Of The coun-
try. This can b. done at the Ballot Box
if every voter VII 70 to the polls and vote
independently as his conscience may die
tate. The question Of the secession Of
Louisiana from the Union, will come up
before the Convention. The Governor Of
III, STAFF. ha+ recommended secession =.
the ONLY remedy for existing evils. Ton
our rart we think that secession should L,
H.. last resort and to be taken NJ whcl
e,,.,, ,,,.r mod, Of r.drr,, has failed.
N, selection OF Delegates to the stat,
Convention shoalI not b, mais par )
question. The Delegates should be r'l'c'e'
by the people, and no. by party. Par'i
zanisma ha nearly Fuinydu3 already an'
We tai"', thatnow is the iim' FOR III" pee
, PIE to act in these matters and sc'r@t mei
e, who are "har,-t and capable and "h
of her whole people. We want 10 polii
t clans no leaders OF party Clique whowoul
d =.aI one half Of this country to c:ru'a
}, I.,,rati.,, ;r tI,,- c,glI onl,- ,..f int, .
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- - The communications TAX" ny a
!" good deal Of our space Gds week, but ii ,r
right and proper that the people should
= be heard upon the important sahjer, OF
the present excitement.
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II
= THE RINGING OF THE I''h-Eycry
iLody knows that we wc:o intense I'll.
ringers during the late Prc-iI~iia, cam
'ipaign, but there arc more bell ringers than
"a contest Of that description calls forth.
'}Thero are E,H' rin&.ay- whom our yom"
1Southcrncrs enclose iho young ia.i.-'
fourth iingcr-vith the magic circ,- which
flames for life Wcrhapsy; and thrr' are
bell ringings where the Ga''curl icnd
i,'shows the uncu,nr aim Of these who
under any and aii circumstances, are to jc
in the iront ranks Of the South. ifyou
want an explanation, 20 TO tire Shooting
J Gallcry just established Ly john Began
IJr
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as enc MAI, determined to have iheir CON
stitu,ional rights in the Union, and unless
this be granted them, we say go ont of it,
and not before. We won't into the fight
the election we suppose was fair one
and we have been whipped; but are we
to break ~ the government on that ac-
count BY 10 means. The simple fact
Of an election opposed to our wishes may
cause us regret, but not sufficient cause
to break ul-thc Union. 1t might as well
be said that because Governor OF The
State of Louisiana was elected in opposi-
ton 70 our wishes, that those persons who
| voted against him had right 20 rebel and
declare that they would not submit TO his
election. This wonld be secession with a
vengeance, and yet it is the position Of
things'at the present time. Because Lin
coin was elected President Of the United
States, the Union must be broken up
Those who voted against Gov. Moore last
wear might as well have said hiat because
Moore was elected they had legal right
ito call convention and dissolve cOnncc-
ton wish the State. Our people are Il
sensible people, and viii not be led away
by such tooiishnes3, and if we hayo TO go
10 war amongst ourselves, we must do so
on the ground of an act Of oppression on
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m - The river is NOW rising slow y, and
ththcir is fair navigation oycrsth fails.
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An election for five Couucilmcn vi,
take place on the ia january auJ for
Mayor on the 9th.
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to Present., for the holidays en- be-
! had of our friends Mc,.rs. IT. JOHN x
| Burons
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EEYIHUKUAX|
LOOK OUT! coon NEWS FOR ALL /!

huVn w UVVv Nnno rVh MI
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L succeeds wheh ali othtrs nave inleh' All VINO are
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rage anS $ nsci c a. napPy st a G a I %
result has aipays been the means of securing
a SPEEDY Ann nanny .u9RRL9GE.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

1850, ScT,rGs BE" %s, MrSs i'm r,, s,eSlS4 st ne s
aud distressed afflicted NTH PruieHt and Epidtmie dis-
the Directors ot this well KIN Institution in their
Annual Report upon the treatment of 81 Xunl Diseases
express the hI-h"Sl satisfaction with the success
winch has attended th abnrs their surgeons in the
cure ui Sprrmuur hut Seminal Weakness Impotence,
GunotrlBa, Geet. Syrhils, the vice ol onaniSm, ~
Sell abuse &G and Orlcra continuance OF the same
plan Tor the ensuing vraT The consult NC Surgeon is
authorised to gIve MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS.
Ia all who applyhy letter with description vi their
Cnndit1n Gage, ncruruiiun, a is Of lite &r and in
cases of extreme ppvcrty, 10 FURNISH MEDICINE
FREE OF CHARGE
An admirable Report ON Sprrmat1rrhTa. or minai
Weakness, The OF OnauIsDI, Mas rhaiIon, or
Sol Hbase aud other diseases oi I, Sexual urgans bt
The Consulting surgeon, VIII be- sent by maiI I'm II
sealed rnvriopr.) FREE OF CHARGED on receipt ri
Two STAMPS Tor postage. OiEer Rrp0rl- aud Tracts
IN the nature amt treatment o Sexual dI'ras's, Diet
Nc constantly hcng published for graiuiioiS dis
t.thuiiOu aud VIII be sen, to the afflicted SOnc
tue new remedies aud methods u treatment discovered
during the last year, aIc Of great value. -
Address, for Report "r treatment, DIR J SklLilN
HOi CLIFTON, Acng surgeon Howard Association.
No ? South Ninth Street PhiladclphIa, Pa
ny ufdar nf the DirrcnTs.
IIRA A HEAETWELL, PreSid,nt.
GEO FAlRCiiiLD, Secretary
Itiit .
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NEW GOODS.

J'IEn Icrsign"d respectfully informs his friends and
tn public al large iu,l III, ST Of mankind, that he
has SIl ,nii assortment Of
NEW GOODS,
in the elegant Snrr House in Rrlrshrg Cnlumbp
county Pa wrrr h has a large and cuic" assortment 81
SPklNG AND ST uMl.R GOODS,
which H. is determined 10 sell un such terms ~ y i'll in
luce n at La IN his vicinity, who arc in want ufNIrr
ClandIr. tn extend him their custom.
His stock has b'u selected with much ear, and ~ t,
reference to tn wants 0f his community aud without
gong - cW mt minnt. enumeration uf til vaFinI-
Kinds h'rIskS nothing III assuring his Il, 'uIs thar rv
'rything usually kpt IN Country stores eau Ii re b., had
"liitl' ch 'Hp'r than thr rl apr,t."
~ Country prolnc', mcullinI Grain, lnurl g. &r
taken IN exchange TOR goods
Ruhrshmrg, March no. I1rO