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0TTae New York Store, for the purT ose Of
keeping their assortment OF seasonao!e goods
complete. are receiving every few days supplies
Of new goods, particularly Of tie same kidd as
those which hare at.racfed SO much attention,
readily. Ills stock vii be kept up IS 10 far
Dish almos. every article that may be wanted,
End will be sold at prices far below tie price
heretofore charged. All Of his goods are COM
paratvely new, bat DESTROYS of closing out his
stock previous to retiring from business, be will
dispose of everything at the most reduced pri-
ces. Call a; the store 10 the Starr Hal build
ny and ties. what is here said
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Sanford Troupe.-This popular troupe.
which drew such crowded houses on their
former visit to this city. will give an enter
tanment at Starr Hall. on Wednesday eve
mig next, the 2Oih inst. They will posi-
lively remain bu, one night, therefore those
who would enjoy the richest treat in Min
strelSy and Instrumental Music. must at
tend. 1t is second to none in the United
States. Go carly, for the Hall will be
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TIME TABLE.
srriDaf. aad Departures II Passenger Trains.
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad.

srri1ai1 aad Departures II Passenger Trains.
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad.
Oh aud after Apr 10th, Trains will depart
. foiIown:
oria .ni Burlington Express Train J.4J n.
arrives p. NJ Richmond fnr
Cincinnati Peoria Burlington Express 400
Freight $50 NJ.
Cincinnati, Eaton and Richmond r. r.
Harrington Express leaves for Cincinnati at 40 W.;
Indianapolis Express, 10 90 Mail 325 Freight
IL ~
E,prpss Mail arrives $40 a. .; Indsnap polls Ez. $50
IN; Burlington Express 0:t5 Freight ~ so
Indiana Cen. and Dayton and Yves. II. r..
0ohgWrit Night Elk 4 % Chica Mail. . A. N.
Day Express. 3d. pm: Express Freight go, a IN /;
Cincinnati Freight, Il 10. NJ.
i'ng EAst--MOrning Express. 10 90, a Columbus
Mail, go y. Night Express. 1925. Express
Freight. I.;1O, IN. Cincinnati Freight. II 30.
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From rich aud poor bond aud free, all coor grade and
conditions hear the use Of awarded
this wonderful article. Sores heated, pains relieved
lives saved valuable animals ads useful i toid Ills
saasei By this great medicine which surprising tAs
uisusnt Of What family docs ~: require sisnisri
Liueuta whoever heard of tn" effects produced by
other article For bruises, Vrais rhsumati+m
s~enss straaed Horses it has equal Beware Of
The genuine Msstans Lniuist is sold by all
respectable Druggists and Livery every parish
hamlet throus North All uth America barupc
and the islands Of the Buy
BARNES Y PARK, Propriesors. New York
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Reh chantillsz ard French lace nentillss. ssch a
have been selling from sl9 To SIS, mar. ed
down from 3; 50 TO 1GOG.
Our stock OF Enbrnideries collars, sleeves, Jacon-
and swiss setts bands, sSancing- e3e ius- ell
mitss ladies' gloves AID hosiery camSrte sad silk
aaackerchies, all marked below Eastern cost.
Our stock OF Domestic goods sheetings, pillow csse
prints French sinfE t. bic diapers and dam
asks. rillowczse c9rtous linen cloths sni pkBs,
huekiebsck and Scotch diapers ocylies. boys and
meas summer wear. Wrench caszmeres are all marx ed
many 80 ger cent lou thar for prices
We would say the Public. that while there are
fully goods ma ke4 ct from 2s 70 A. per cont less
Than actusl retsli cog, pledge ourselves that we
will sell any srtiee in store, matter how stat PIE
desirable it is. al less than its holesaie yaas.
The store will be for rent about The lat Of
September next. vii be shut up next Thurs
day, May It preparing and mar ing the good. down
for The sale.
NEW YORK CASH STORE,
Il. JACKSON, Proprietor.
May 81. Is
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R,Pe IVheat.-Mr. James Endsley has
laid upon our table some heads Of wheat,
which are nearly ripe. He expects to cut
the field on Saturday mex. He procured
the seed from Illinois, for its early maturity,
ripening so early as to escape the rust
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MAsoNr'.-At a regular meeting Of King
solomon Chapter, No. 4, June 7, 1860. the
following Companions were elected for the
ensuing year:
w. w. Lynde. NJ. E. II. p J. r. Men.
denhall. X: l.. Burk, s; j. Sutfrins. c.
H.; w. z. Thomas, P. s.; j. Roney. r.
A. c.; f. NJ. Cook, Treasurer; w. w.
Austin. Sec p. Chants, G.. II. Klein, Lii
brarian
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EE- A Grand Basket Picnic comes eff
The Gin. & Chicago Railroad run a Half
Fare Train on the occasion, and a good time
generally is anticipated by the young folks.
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4ueals, Autifes, 81.
Richmond, Juslc I4th, 1860.
CALENDAR.

Richmond Lodge, meets on the frat TUESDAY
evening IN every rnsath OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
webb Lodge, on the thire " inestay :
kiag Solomon Cha pteF, sesond Friday
Wayne Council, hr.t Tnarsdsy in March, June
Septen Der and December. -..-..----.......---..-.
BrittoH Lodge (coIored.) first Monday in each
month
1. O. O. r.
White Wafer Lodge meets oTery Friday evening
Herman (tis,uIni Lodge, every Tuesday evening
WJo5s.rd Lodge, every Wednesday evening.
Oriental EDcampnen,. every second and fourth
Tuesday eve. at each month
Degrees 0f .ss5scca. IF Whitewater aai Woodward
Loi;es. drst and Third TaesI.y Of each maath.
Dcsree o. RsDecca, OF Herman Lo gs frst and third
Mon1a- Of each month.
Temperance Orders.
The TEMPLE Of HONOR n every Tuesday
Evening
The TEMPLE DEGREE, meet Monday nights.
The GOOD rEMPLfa3 every Wednesday Even
Good Tenpiars meet la Milton. Friday evening.
do do do pnihia, Monday evening
do do tambriig~. TGe-Isy evening.
do d. Jiok-Dnbure Friday evening
evening
o meet in Conteryile Friday
IheUSIoS TEIIbARs tcoloreil every Friday even'g
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DR5. HEWITT & ROSE,
RE IDEN II d E v TT S T S

(Ofhce over G. A. Diekinson'- Jewelry Store.I
They respectfully infGrn the puolic that they can
iii de.irel insert teeth any, ALI of the improved
methods in use, TO wit: siagis gun. plain
tooth work Gold IT Silver Plate, Continuous Gun
Work, Block Work, CLeo5iisti; and Vulcani1el
work, also, Artificial PAlates inserted.
Als1 work warranted be executed in the best
manner. 2i-4t special. J
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JAMES NJ. POE.
Notary Public & Real Estate Agent,
Brish,weu But di g. No iss. Maia treet.
RICHMOND IND

sale the following stock for Spring Sales:
Ill A splendid Farm ? / miles from Richmoud on
he HITS Mill II acres
principally rich bottom. land, under good cultivation
md good timber good Fraus uouse.b
Two Orchards, excellent spring. sc. Payments easy
Frame House and Lot seventh rooms and sltea-
good we'll and cistern
House Lot sixth ct, rooms and Kitchen
we'll, cellar SC
kiIchin and pore n, cellar. we'll y
Small Farm mile south Of Riehnoaf
Ten Building Lots in Clifton. adjoining Richnond-w
e sold low
Two House. AMI Lots in Sevasopo adjoining Richmond
very cheap
Splendid Building lot near the pepe:
rs, Houses ami Lots Mil St, also cheap
ilause tote Marion St
House Lot Markets.
Fve And one aft Centsrvie. suitable for Gar
den, all in improvements. Frame Cottage
rooms. Pantry, summer Kitchen, Carpenter SHOP.
Fity Grated bearing Fruit Trees ; OF an acre IA
good Shrsesery, Sc This property Is De
| sirsble aud vii be sold low. oo easy payments
! March -
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H%A highly respected friend of ours who
removed 10 Grant county last wiuisr, We are
pleased TO learn, has recent been donbts bless d.
We tender our congratu Atloa..
~ JoHx X. Boswell. requests US to say
that he is at al, times prepare to take the life
like pictures which have attracted the attention
of all who have seen them. His rooms are on
Yves, ain street, at the sign OF the big camera
Sc DuapALks salooa is the center of a,trac
ton to all who like good ice cream and straw
berries, and all other slch luxlries.
70 Oar table is g,aced with boqaet of
beaut fal flowers, most tsstefully arranged. Its
perfume is grateful aai its ,aaty pleasant
The fair doners have our thtaaS.
EI Thanks to our frien,: STEVENS, Of
the County Asylum, for that magnificent
bouquet he presented US two weeks ago. We
enjoyed its fragrance and always feel Bea-
Gifted by such sweet tokens.
~ large Brass Key was found on the
Boston pike few days ago, and left At our
olBca. The owner can have II by calling for II
RxT Compa hes Of wide Awakes" have
been organized in several parts Of this State
cannot such an organization be gotten up in
this townl We hope there may. It's move
has some exciting features about it. Who
will take the initiatory stepss
oT A company of Wide-Awakes" has
been recently started at Ceu,ervile.
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.Eulg5y DGE3D5s EgGl3, Co. S.
lNALvIN oUrLAND has just received his Hair
u Dressing Es,a5shnen. - hsnisoae assortment Of
WIGS. BRAIDS, CURLS. &c,
To which OF ladies gentle
men lie "A male yenents which he have
every color desired. Call and examine his
/ hand Prices very low
April 20. $50.
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RICHMOND are few, if any, towns in
the State that are progressing with the rapidity
thst RchmOnd is, aud there none that
growing on \ more substantial business. Fine
DIV g. iiugs III course OF erection, coHmoiious
business houscs are takias, the places Of 0 4
structures on the pii,cipal corners, and the
mani fac ,uriUg establishments are yearly extend
ing heir facililes and their trade. All the money
that Richmond expends IN Improvement aud ex.
pension is earned oy its manufactures, and IN this
consists lis solid aud eLdCring wealth. Othcr
places should learn from Il chnond n lesson iu
tn respect Interior cities cannot be built up
rapidly or substantial iy on a commercial business
aioue. Iney must be supported by manufac
lures ami when manufacturers are successfully
operated other business, which must be necess
afi!y cont ected with the productive interest," vail
increase in he Ilthy ratIo-iad Journal
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MOTIFS
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aPerien: and stsaaehe PREPARATION Of IRON rsrited
:, osy gen I'd esresa - so,nsnsti.n liz trssen
Europe and tie United States. ana prescribed their
practice
TIE experience daily proves that No prep
sraton iron can Is compared With a. Impurities OF
sicily compilations necessity in almost every
eon1svssle case Innoslons il all nafsiies in shi.h
o. -, me u tsli n;,,; so1,ps,,, Is, viz
zion Dyspepsia. Constipation. Dia n = h oe .,
lneip'en, consuIn ION ssroaloas Tqherea-
Liver Complaints. Chronie Hesfschcs Rheumatism.
Ia cases q General DE biii,y. ~hether the result,
OF acute disease OF the ntiruee cinution Of
this proved successful to an s.trn,
heh % dsscrtion nor ~riten @t'-staon wonii render
inrs rs Sc loHs red riir as to have BECOME
forgotten IN their own ne have suddenly
trAated travel in foreign land very signal n
stances otas kind are atested offemaie sufferers
tsted victims of
ton critical changes and that complication of
I'm Nervoa. affections or all kinds and for
reason, familiar to medical men the operation
preparation Of iron necessarily be ssu;ary
NE the old oxides u is vigorously tonic. without beng
sna overheatlns ana g'nty r'Ell ry sperihnt.
even in The most obstinate Of costivenes
sensation.
1t is this latter property among which make.
r'nartsbiy efectusi permanent remedy
upon which rs'so appears distinct specific
setioh, BY dispensing the local tendency which
In Dyspepsia. inruuerssle its causes. single
box = these chsyh-ae Pills has often sufieei
most hahitus! intending the attendent
advanced
DyseGrr" ondrmet. emaciatiDg AMI Apparently
rant the effects have beeen equally dec
In the i9cal pains. loss f flesh dehiiita
ting cough remittrt hectic. which
cate i.cspsent Cons uln pti ion thi. remedy
AiiaEei the alarm friends and physicians
very gratifying ant interesting instances
In Scr"fu,ouS tuberculosis. this meiica,ed
r ~. bad tar than the good effect Of the
tous balanced preparations OF iodine, without any of
their we'll knogn Liabilities
The attention females cannot he confidently
ID the r-mey aud in The ecutIsriy
adrcctiT
In Rheuu ion both Chronic and inf .mmstGry-
IN the latter however ecie'lyit has
bly, well reported. bfh siiev pain and
thu sseH ard stiffness. . the joints and muscles
10 Intermittent fevers II must necessarily he
remedy energetic restorative and it,
IN the new settlements in the viii probably be
o. high renawn and usefulness
No remedy has hean discovered. in the whole his
to-y o. medic! 2. which sach prompt happy and
iully restorative elects Good appetite, sompleta dtces
ton rapid acGus itian of strength. with uuusuSl dis
position for active an! cheerful fol-
low its
Put in neat, l.. metal boxes containing 50 pills,
price 80 cents COX tor by Druggists ana Dealers
W" he sent free TO address receipt OF the price
All letters orasrs- etc should BE addressed To
K. B. LOCKE & co, General 4 gents.
3s9 Broadway, New. orl.
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~ y Y f L P L S.
h New arrivals, max
ing stock very complete.
25-2t SMITH SWAYNE.
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Ladies Home aga-ins.-rhe July number
OF this popular Magazine is on our table. 1t is
edited by I. s Arthur and Miss Virginia Town
send. aud published at the low price of 80 per
year. Each number is beautifully embeilshed
with steel engraviugs and fashion plates. The
July number commences q new volume, making
IN excellent time to subscribe.
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OUR AIN PAPE R
~ case rec eivet
this day. a, tie (25-as) CITY BOOK STORE:
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G HE RIFF F. s S A L E.

@ H IL Il | T > a L E.
Ry virtue Of 81 execution 10 me directed from the
W.yne Circuit Court, will expose at public sale,
At he Court House door in the OF Ceatervilie.
wavne County. Indiana, the 18Th day of Jase.
1889. between the hours OF ten O'Clock NJ and tour
o'clock p m. On SAID Day. the following described
real estate s,uatsd that part Of the City Of Rich
mond. Wayne eeaa.y, Ia6isns, laid cat by Biekle 4
Laws. vit. Lot No S. levied upon the proper
" Isaac neap SATISFY an exeeation f.vor Of
lshssl d. Hampton.
J. S-IDEAN, Shf ".
Nay aSd- lsso fSa) -
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For Sale on Favorable Terms,
4 \ excellent Brick House with acres Of Land
y situate mile north of Richmond The House
subs,a italy built and well finished There are 5
and large attic, also 0: the best of cellar
e whole six. o: the House There is carriaxe
wool house smoke house and spring house
It'll never failing spring. also a good well I'd is
n, ana u lar re stable,
Enqlire Of JOS- DICKINSON
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EIAs the hot weather approaches, til.

EIAs the hot weather approaches, the
Board Of Health may possibly have same
duties to perform in having every thing
detrimental to health removed out Of the
city limits. &c, and we rcpublish the names
Of those who compose the Board. SO tina.
our citizens may know to whom to apply
il any thing may be desired by them for The
Board to do in the way suggested. We
also republish the names Of the Inspectors
OF chimneys, Nc, suggesting that it might
stir up our citizens to renewed watchfulness
and care, in regard to that useful servant yet
hard master-FIRE. Some Of the most de.
structive fires have occurred elsewhere in
summer; and there is no knowing what
amount of property has already been saved
and may be saved by timely precaution on
the part Of our citizens here
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~ Starr & White. notwithstanding the de-
maud upon their ii ne and woramen are still pre-
pared TO do up all jobs conhied TO them. either
in furnishing aud putting up new steam piping
or repairing old. ct the shortest notice. All
kinds Of steam fixtures furnished TO order and
on reasonable terms They are also prepared t.
furnish gas fixtures and put them up on short
notice. They are ready 70 extend their mains to
any par, Of the city where consumers can be
had in sufficient numbers. heir Office is two
doors east OF the Branch Bank. and up stairs.
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,TH 0 L S A y d 5 . + p l. 4 n T S
II you want cantafope wster. musk. nutmrg, apple
pie, citron mellon. pumpkin, squash. early .ud
ate cabbage, and tom tt !aats, o. nearly every
Ely. egg, OYSTER beet AID IRISH
,otstee. ni-tursuln, sunaial marvel Of Peru, and
naay other nice plants number home made
oap canned toInltn GO sch and uts ~ To
No. no. Main street. opposite the Mereiith siousa
Nearly all kinds of vim plants b. successfully
r.nsplanted, ElI GRt FL ell.
Rchin md, 9Th mo- Is h, 1860 10th.
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Wall PAPER,

YV'ST received and opening at DGgdas Cheap Wall
PAPER Depot. No - Main another lot Of Wall
and Bor irs of the latest styles and most approved
indow paper, curtains s. aies cords and
-. curtain fixtures; SC. &c. cali and
Dugdaie,s, 9B Main st.
Apl 26, s0tJ Richmond. Ind.
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.TuRN IL NOTICE
TIE stockholders
of the I'll aud State Line Turnpike t"rrpa-
ny. are hereby notified that there will election
held house " III. Elliot, Saturday the 18th
day OF June next, 50 ocl1cs for the purpose
Of electIug live DIreGrors serve tbs ensuing year
JONATHAN ScA.CE. prest.
May 81, 1850. p
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Board OF Health, for 1850.

Ist Ward DR. j. r. Mendenhall, and T.
w. Roberts.
Cd Ward-Dr. John L. Plummer, and S.
l.. Hittle.
Sd Wa DIR. Hibbird, and r. Murphy
Atm Ward-Dr. Il. Mitchell. and s. Smith
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AD MINIS RATOR's ALE
A BarSain----HOu and Lot.

\ good Cottage Frame House, with seven rooms.
excellent Cellar six of ground high state
If cultivation. and well ses with the best varieties
Srapes Gocse5errie StEawbsrr es. Blaekberries aud
CN-snts Also 8 fine young orchard OF Quince, Peach
AppSs~ Cherry and Pear Tree.,-is offered fox
sale The out5uihiinss AL good AMI sGhstA aial
For particulars aud terms enquire 81 this ofs-s.
May ~ 1861. at;
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Chimney q Stove-Pipe Inspectors:

LIST Ward-John Peterson and Charles
o. Virgins.
ed Wards II. Wilkins and w. Emmett
Wilcox.
Sd Nard-John D. Virgins and Charles
Newman.
4th Ward-Noble Newport and Thomas
N. Young.
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Dress Silks.
Lace Mantil1as,

yards Of .he,, goods markell at IS esu,s OF
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-12-26
Frfedom. Free Speeeh, and Fret Press.

These are high sounding terms. They
have been made the themes of eloquent
panegyrics. The noblsst and grandest
flights of oraiory have found in them an
i:limiiable field. The great and good of the
last century imperilled and sacrificed their
lives, and the lives OF untold thousands, to
make these the hallowed rights OF the
American people.
They were successful The inestimable
boon has descended from generation TO gen.
eraiion Revolution cannot destroy, nor
can foreign or domestic war undermine the
progress, happiness and, i, PtNR PtNRsis,,...,,--- resi-,
nifty, union, The moral and intellectual re-
generation of the human family and the
final reconstruction and perfection of ell
human society were 10 be the immeasurea-
bic rewards.
But, alas the torch of freedom, the light
oil which was 10 illume the understanding
and make man God like, already, ere three
quarters of a century has beheId It's regen-
Grating power, has been applied to the pill.
lars OF tha: temple 10 which all the world
had directed its gaze. Alas, "free speech, u
that which was ordained 10 be the sacred
night OF people redeemed and disenthraIl-
ed from that tyranny which was made
strong only through the ignorance OF the
oppressed, has already engaged in preach
ing defiance 10 Law, in counselling haired
to our fellow men, in persusding to domes.
tic insurrection, in provoking civil wars,
and in destroying all peace, progress, fra
ieraity and happiness among our people.
Alas, too, the 1Free PEess,n the handmaid
OF civilization, the intellectual engine OF the
age, the ideal heart of the universe, drink
ing from The arteries of which millions
coming after millions were to be made
great and mighty, that, too, fails in its sa-
cred mission. Mostly vicious, false anj
aepraved, lieebtioss, slanderous and ven-
sHosss IT is..now engaged.in poisoning the
intellectual food of ihe people. 1t has ere.
ated an itch on the body polite, and hav-
ing gathered from il the distiil:ng and fetid
humors, is now pouring them upon the
people. Full of scabs, ulcers, sores, to-
mors aud cancers, with the full purpose of
a demon, portion of it is busy in tie hell
ish work of inocula.ing the readers of the
North. No power, no.saulhority, nsirher
Constitution nor laws, and no Office, high
or low, can escape its Ieprous poaeh. Its
wishering sirocco breath is upon them
ALL
Are we free when we resist not against
the destruction:...of our Freedom! Is that
free speech, which advocates anarchy and
persuades to ruin Is that Free Press,
which, for mercena'y patronage. lies to the
people by the column to the undermining
OF anything that is sacred and holy to lib
efty-loving people I? Think, fellow cili-
zehs !-Pennyipanian
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MARRIED.

In Bloomsburg on the 25lh inst, by The
Rev. J. X. Dlmm, at his residence, bir
DANIEL Fay TO Miss ELIZABETH MuusER,
both OF the vicinity of DanviIle Pa.
On the 2sth of March, by ]. c. Myers,
Esq, MIR ISRAEL HoLTzINE 10 Rachel HoUcK.
both OF Roaring Creek, Columbia county.
On December sth, by the same. Mr. joan
Nj. SASKs, OF Mifflin, 10 ELIZA YoTHER, of
Roaring Creek, Columbia county.
On the 9th inst, by Rev. F. Wadsworth.
Mr.. john c. LaUBAcH, OF Fishing Creek
this county, TO Miss SARAH NJ EvELAsD, of
Huntington, Luzerne county.
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CoMPRoMlsEs.-This appears 10 be time
for compromises. A great many have been
suggested by all parties, but few of them
seem 10 meet with much appreciation. 1t
is said by the Republican party that the
compromises made by Democrats demand
all the concessions from the North and, in
consequence, we suppose, the editor of the
Republican, up town, has put forth a COM
promise that he "can agree to-" We have
not this medical sheet at hand, but as near
as we can remember, the compromise read
something like this: Let ,he Southern Slales
go 10 work and pass Personal Liberty Bills
for the protection of every free whit e man
who may go among them from the North,
and conduct himself properly as citizen
should, no matter what may be his private
political opinions, and then things may
pass off smoothly again.
Such compromise is an insult TO the
Southern States, and fair display OF ignor
ance on the part of the getter up. A man
who goes in the Southern States and icon
ducts himself properly as citizen should,
has all the protection he needs for his safety
''no matter what his private political opin
ions may be-" These States are provided
with ample laws for the protection Of fre'
white men who behave themselves. Thi
is all that any reasonable mar would deem
necessary Men who go there and conduc
themselves badly are dealt with by the Law
| according 10 their deeds In the North thi
| is the same.