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9an G,rlealls YaIlg Grfsfent.
DMP A FSTMENT COLUMNS
a3ihfr Siliflif0fnfe.
Aihtr SateIIiaente.
cRssarE7 uFriuE, No. 70 64ar srRKET,
Tuesday Morning. ,fuly 90. 1851.

i %
IN xsasEr urriuE Nc. 70 61ar srRKzr,s
Tuesday Morning, July 30, 1861. S
Business on the levee was at a stand still yester-
day. Eodepartures or arrivals.
The weather was much warmer than the previous
Any, but pleasant for those who could remain in
she shade.
8s8 The Bayou Sara packet Acadia, not having her
repairs finished, could not leave on Sunday morn
ing, as was intended She leaves to morrow morn
ing at her usual hour.
The steamer Louisville, from Memphis, will be
onnd at her landing to-day. She returns again
this evening for all way landings up to Memphis
Capt. w. S. Sleade informs US that the Red river,
at the mouth, has fallen so low that his boat, the
Gen. Hodges, or the Fleta, could not come over
the bar. The Hodges returns to Alexandria, and
Capt. Sleade will have the lghtedranght packet
Roebuck at the wharf during the day to receive
freight. She will positively leave tomorrow even
ing for Red river. ID IA
On account Of the mail failing yesterday we are
unable to lay before our readers any news from
the upper rivers. ss
III the searey Creek affair, on the Kanawba,
Major Bart Leiper, Lincoln soldier, was slightly
wounded IN the face by musket ball Said
Laiper was in command Of the steamer Stephen
Decatur, which ran between this city and Cinein-
ustl liiSs WtIieT w Z W0uiu aGYfse MnJOf gGanE.
Leper not to make his appearance here again, or
he may betreated with coat of tar and feathers,
on burnt at stake with his friend Commodore
\ " m. ]. Konntz.
s We learn from reliable source that Dr.. Geo P.
y Jouett, formerly q clerk on the Baltic, has been
elected to 70 captainoy Of the Tompkins' zonaTes,
4 New Ibany, Ind, and has offered his services
70 the Lincoln Government.
NARY I. FOR VIcKsBURG.-The splendid and fast
9. q. mail and passenger packet Mary T., Capt.
Jos. d Phelps, commander, and MI. 4. Mac
Way, clerk, leaves at 5 o'clock this evening for
Natehez, Vicksburg and way landings. wv
FERp- KENNETT FOR MEMPHIS The large and |
superior passenger packet Ferd. Kennett, Capt |
e. Il. Brierly, commander, and Mfr. VI. s. Harper, |
clerk, leaves for Vicksbufg, Memphis and the |
Bends at o'clock this evening.
LoUIsVILLE FOR MEMPms.-The elegant and |
swift-runniDg passenger packet Louisville, Capt |
JOS Combs, commander, leaves at S o'clock this |
evening for Memphis 1and way landings. The |
Louisville IS lght-draught, staunch, and has first
class passenger Accommodations. Mr.. q. w. |
Manconrt, the gantlemanly and efficient clerk of |
The louisville, may be found at his pest in the
BRiee. s{S 5a 8 |
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DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER.
be and eecye agent ever nsed tor
the destruction of these troublesome vermir,
IS sure and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE-
STROV there many spurious articles offered or Ssle
Pdrsnle by J. Nhlth' n '".'
,ol GmkW 81 and Isl ChRrLre8 street.
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STATE or LOUISIANA, PARISH ORLRAKs
City of New Orleans. {
Be II remembered that The 18th day January 1850
the subscriber Justice of the Peace in
city aforesaid personally appeared Thos Soo President
James edwards Secretary of the SIM Mutual insurance Com
of New Orleans, who being duly according law
do depose and that the above Just
and correct transcript from the books of sad company
THOS. SI.OO, President.
JAS. EDwA ARDS Secretary.
Sworn and subscrbed before this l2h day January
1860. D. F. MITCHELL.
Second Justice of the Peace, Parish of Orleans
Board Directors have pay nterest SIX
PER GENT. IN CASH, the outstanding Certificates
ron to the holders thereof to their legal representatives
on ana after the 18Th day of February next Also declare
dividend of FORTY PER CENT. N0 per cent? on the
earned premiums of the Company, f The ending DCcem
Der 5lst 1852 fer which certificates will be issued 18th
March
The Directors, after reserving ONE MILLION OF DOL
of profits have further resolved that all The outstanding
Certificates Of Profits of the issue the 1856
and paid the holders thereof their legal
andaer the 18th lay of February next The Certificates be
produced at the time of for cancement
OH same to cease after the 3lst December, 1859.
THOMAS SI.O0, President.
JAMES u. DENEGRG, Fics. President
t4&Es EDWARDS Secretary.
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Healthy Human Blood upon being ANALYZEI always e.
with the essential elements gives of
tho Trne Standard. AHayza the Blood person suHers
from Consumption Liver Complaint, DyspepsiG Scrofue oe
eud find every instance deficiencies In the red Iot
niles of Blood Supply thesedecences and you nada well
The Blood Foods founded
NJ success. There
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted no deficiencies tho Blood different dIgens Wv
Coughs, Colds Bronchitis any affection whatever Of tb.
Throat LIngs inducing Consumption No. which IA .7r
the No. for Depression of Spirits Loss OF Appetite and for ali
Chronic Complaints arising from Over Use Genera! Dpb,
and Nervous Prostitution No. q for Liver Complaints Nh
for Dyspepsia Being already prepared for absorption It
taken drops and carried Immediately be circulation
that what gen TeNin The No Female Irreer
ltos yatea, Weasaess8s etc. See special directions for
this For S4lt Rheurn, Erapons Scrouloua Kfdnoy eDc
Bladder Complaints take No g. In all the jrection
must he strictly followed Price of the Blood Food 81 pe
bottle.
Sold by CHURCH II DUPONT, No. 400 Broadway Nav
York; d. WRIGHT CO., No. q Isl Caartres alreet O
j. WOOD CO. ST. Louis, Mo-, by si respectable Drur
gats throughout The country.
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CATTLE MARKET,

JEFFERSON CITY, July 80 1861.
Arrived yesterday % Hogs and $40 Veal Cattle.
Amount Of Stock sold were 200 Texas Beeves,
II Hogs and 1870 Veal Cattle. Stock remaining on
sale are, 73a Texas Beeyes, Is Hogs, 45o Sheep
and $50 Veal Cattle We quote
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, ,
Az City Hall, July %, 1861.
Common Council of the city Of New Orleans. }
by the nlayor.

MAY OEALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
+ a t#gg4ss rs s9ag VA 2g City Hail. June Il 1861,
with the following ORDINANCE Of the Common
Council Of this CITY hereby anaennca that Books of Sub
scrpion Will be opened the office Of the City
MONDAY, the 2+th inst. for q LOAN OF TWO HUNDRED
AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, to be appropriated
for the defence Of the city 51
In order to enable all people TO tAke part in this
ent Certificates will be issued for Twenty-Five Dollars and
upwards and Isha said Certificates by Bonds
as they can be prepared. ~.
confidently to the wetlkn paotismo Of all
citizens aid the Council and in the accomplishment
object that shall be delayed and whose Importance
not be over estimated. JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
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Depot No 4 Broadway and sold ny all dealers throughout
fhe Restorative in bottles ot three 3zea large
mou+ @ud seal. The .-sll holds hGt pint and recalls To
dollar ter Jaa Tha med;un bottle holtA itytrlJ
ReT csu. oTo IN pop2rti.r Lan tbs small rga. 80
t1las p' E"c IhsiHrge holds quart forty
in Er59pr'oH, and retsr,s for threG dollars bottle O.
WOOD CO. tropre'ar' IA t'r0adway Nov Yerk, end ia
Marie stree 81 Louis Mo- and y9l ly all good Eg ~
fancy go"dE loelers.
j. WRIGHT 4 CO., Agents.
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e mo. 5G42.]
AN to raise Money for the Defense of the Git


of New. Orleans. a3sE siaf E n
Be ordained BY The Common Council Of te city
Of yen Orleans Tint The sum Of two hundred and dfty thon
to be specially used for the defence Of he city Of New Orleans
aforesaid sum and owing to the inability q the city to advance
said sum from its receipts the Mayor Of the city aud
he Gsrmsn o the Finance COMMITTEES hereby auoFssd
c for the amount aforesaid in such form and snch
they determine said bonds to be signed by the City Treas
BY the Comptroller ard to be made payable
on the st July 1862 with interest the rate Of cent
per annEm from GATE until paid. .tl r. .r
ARTCLG5 further ordaie, That immediately after the
passage Of this ordinance it shall be the duty of the Mayor
books of subscription be opened at the Treasurers
Office under his supervision and that OF the Chaien Of the
Finance Cummees and the Mayor is also requested give
pabe notice to the residents Of The city Of New Orleans in
All subscriptions to be paid cash. and the subscribers receive
their certificates they will be ready delivery
ARTICLE III further ordained That all sums arising from
the aforesaid loan shall be deposited in bank separate
other deposits ohe city be used only for the Purposes aore
said and shall be drawn herefro by order
of the Common Council. ~
ARTICLE s. further ordained That all bonds issued as
above shall received payment for all colecabe
the LIST Of January, 1852.
[signedl j. o NIXON,
b. President Board of Aldermen.
tSfgned1 LEAsF BAKEWELL,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Y Approved June ID 1861. '.Ire
[signedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
is22 If ..-s. IT,
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j. WRIGHT & co.
M EDlCAL.......MED MEDICAL
WINER'S CANADIAN VERMLFUqE
SAVES THE CHILDREN

This is the only remedy against Worms the human
trans--rgH thai fatal und destructive 10 chdlen
Save the Children!
Let mothers DO timely warned nd allow child mu.
derors to remain in the Systems osprlng Remember
that
WlNER'S CANADIAN VERMlFuGE
WIN once and for harit The repiep and tho yoE viii
be saved Think OF this.
'o''ne' 'tsSe OF Mississippi letter TO J. " Vcsy eau
o. ' Aberdeen Conservative tins winds UP his communication
W Jus 'HinS OIL ths medicine rs his, family my ozEs-
ohco nS convinced ue that in the experiment have aao
WIN "iners Canadian Venituge IL dine to suffering human,
ity "a well as 10 the msunctnyor Of the medicine IA mako
public the result of my otsrryatIopp
n'@he"I W. II. vAsSER''
Tho FermtugriB for sale, Wholesale ind retail ~
J. WEIGHT Co,
Il and l5I CaartEps street
Cole Proprletcrg,
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Receipts or s,r,ttuce.

A&etUAptA OF KEsHutGs s..
FORT ADAMS Per steamer Laurel Hill 10
hhds sugar Jno L Lee-4 do Lauve & LeBlanc-14
do NJ Gordon jr- 80 do Roman & Kernion- 10 do
Warneken, Krchoff &eo- so do Carroll, Hoy AGO
T3 hbls lnolasses a D Kelly &co--3 do Lapene
& Ferre 2i5 sacks cotton seed A A Maginns--l3
bales mdse Menard Vignaud --sundries to order.
ALEXaND RIA Per steamer Z r Hart hhds
sugar ia bbls moasses and sundres to order.
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WHITE SULPHUR WAITER
Enron the White Sulphur Springs,
GREENBRTER COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
BOTTLED AT THE SPRINGS.
This Company have made improvements in bong
transported water is now as perfect when taken rem its
Fer sale by the Agents,
WILSON, MASSTE h Co,
Commission Merchants and Agents for Tobacco
as 6m&W .r- No 81 Gravier street
WRIGHT, ALLEN d co., COTTON FACTORS
w and Commission Merchants No. 100 Grsvfe areet New
cYlskns
MOORE s. CO., SAMUEL H.. DEALERS IN
w China Glass and Crockery Wars, AND HcHse FRrnehiuE
50 p4d % naInp
VEBMQtlrEI-5o0 cases yermouth Redon Il Co., in
store and for sale by
S. D. GRATIAA K Co,
az Cusonihouse street.
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gm 0rtsans gsiu Crescent gnesaay aaHma gnv 3d. 1861.
SHEAR 80 AJ'&.
10 WEIR MISSISSIPPI.
Leaves every SATURDAY, Mt 6P. NJ.
MN q r ARR NG EMENT.

MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
MAJ Ia tackeL-R Regular ., y. Mail Summer Pucket
t-SssssS5%SF For Nj mphs and the BendsThe Hrspcass
passenger packet steamer Mary n. EHeme,
b. kichnrson maser, will be ready rSccOVr freight on
lhprtday and will leaves above attending
regnar business usual For freight passage apply on
board, fF'
JOHN e. HYDE Il CO..
as under ST. Charles Hotel, left yF1rS.
E~ This limo connects N Memphis with Memphis ad
GharestoI Railroad and superior packets ST. Louis and
Louisville.
-Rs of airg signed at the Office OF the agents I'D to
O'Clock on day uf departure
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DIR. o5GooosITDA ciIoLA euGuss
TCREg-

Fever and Agae, ChIs and Fever ARus Tnorlttens
and R"Hittent FsTers, Liver Cotnpafnt JAandcg En-.
iE:'"aeEt Of tho LITER, EDIaf cement Of the
Spleen, and all the various forms Of
BILIOUS Di6FASEs,
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Leaves every TUESDAY, at + o'clock, P N.
IN liann Of IL. Etnut,.n. El,arr.anr ]

IIFCt
FEIG s,ONEEDE5lGATE SFATFGa
!, NSS. n Hg' rHckGt NJ aTy T., R; Holmes, mas
fS6SsS5ssSs irad tIut st, Joseph kodrcy Wmerorooi
N" eea aud Mail findings below. For freight passage
Apply board,
jy2 If y. n. CARROLL. ( CO. Agents,
~ 81 Carrnlrlct -treet.
The Mary connects ut VIcksburg with Eesteuor Ghmrn
Tor AL points river
N. R-yhe steamer Mary T. connects ut Vicksbnrg with
Steamer Pew top for the FaznN and Tahe'chie rivers An
through without detention, at hishwavr rates.
NJ. p DENT Captain.
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Mnrirts SnteIllael1te.

gRRsczNT OFsIcE, No. 10 Camp Street., Z
8sgs Tuesaay Morning, July 30, 1851
Arrived Yesterday.
Stearnsboats.
Laurel Hill, Heno, FIN Fort Adams.
Err Hart. Small, fm Alexandria.
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LeHyte every , saturday AuaP.M.
NEW S5zS LEANS AND VIC

AelFtN TFNTy 1FlTWtDfV II I ?. II.
~ w. berg s Mui i,ire-Fo! p4Hatso4ys, Pm
Red River Landua Fort Adams Natchez Wsie
proof Rodney ST. Joseph Grurd emit Wareuton and EckF
hnrgThe passenger steamer Eheexiilr, j. j. Brown
tor lin plnro h Matched win gvey Saturday
Al O'Clock ?. NJ
III. PERSON b 60, 4sests
selO II CarnndrlGi ,5reat
IRE Tbrrvie "cksburQ with She steamers lnp-
Nd Charm 'or Ya2Du r,vrr
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MEMPHIS PACKET.
IGHves every TUESDAY, at5P NJ
THE STGAWEIR louis VFEIIFI--
, NE n. Capt Joseph Gombs-Ihis taYorite passenger
L48|ssE' racket will arrive here and be rendy
FssssSaasSSF eight Monday ming Baton Rouge
NAtche2 Wick bns and all the Bends freight or passage
apply on board,
THOS. KEEFFE,
iv11 If % (irevier street
T. This line connects Napoleon with Icgulnr pGkei1
Arkansas md White riveS, Memphis Memphis
a9 Char cten kHtrMd. taking freight Tor Charleston, SaVan
nah Norfolk, Nashville Cr
Bills lnding Sgued at The office of tho eut 10 o'clock
day Of deparlure.
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Goal OILS! CoRI GiIal
,,z,,4fssA - GALPIg,s NEW RES

IA NEW UEtLGAES ORNAMENTAL
Y e IRON WQRKSTha Grdarstgned hog lsGve to ,nt6rn
he public gd oui'ders generally that they are rana
York their foundry OF Magnolia Erao sliaats
Ihcs in Davidson Roy Caondees az Verauds
Railing Shutters Safe and Bank Doors Straight and Crcpr
Stairs, Iron Bridges Roofs, etc.
They seep constantly hand Cast and Wrought Iron Oh
1nns YapaorB and Sash Weights, etc.. fiji all orders
very description Of GRsns., Columns Store House Fron
With dssDetch.
BENNETT Z LURGEs Dsvidgon's Bow,
5aF4 r.,
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c.. FLEMING, GAS FILTER AND DEALER IN
81 Fixtures, No. Hars Row, (5i2 Magazine
nsarthe arke will attend faithfully and puneualy al
him. Stores Dwellings, etc., atted u
aud II reasonable
So orders left III Boz r.. s40 c+sDics Excbanz,
me y ~ "
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WAS brought TO the City Police ,Safi ON
w the . tn of June, 1861, he gt1h boy ABE ABRAH.
Says he belongs Mr. Walker vino lives in the State
Of Mississippi He is feet q inches high wears heavy
tache and Enaea, looks intelligent has
teeth small scar breast and aged about 81 years
The will call claim property according CO law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR..
Keeper OF City Police jail.
Registered July ), 1861.
F. DAVENPORT,
Two '5t CLERK of Comnt roller.
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plFFET, B.. GENERAL VARIETY Store. No. la Ca.
III nal street,
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q aud Isl GhGrtreOssre7t.
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lYSENTERY

wholesome beverage, and III invaluable FAMILY MEDI.
CINE particularly beneGciaIn all cases of
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INDICATED GIN or GENUINE scHsID4K scHH47 Pg.
A pure article Of Hound Gin,
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21

Ea- No interruption of any kind occur
red during the counting Of the electoral
votes last Wednesday. Precautionary ar
rangement had been made to prevent OBJ
struction Of any kind, and the conspira-
tors wisely abandoned their purpose of
attempting to raise disturbance. Abra-
ham Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlin have
been declared President and Vice Presi-
dent of the United States, in presence of
the assembled Houses of Congress, and
the country can now breathe freer
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21
Right Again.

Last weeks Kountdineer, in short ar
ticle for our especial benefit, gives forth
that John II. Douglass, Esq, Chairman
Of the Douglas Democratic County Com
mittee of Cambria county, is Breckin-
ridge Democrat, and not, as we supposed,
a Douglas Democrat. We are sorry If we
have in any way compromised Mr. Dou-
glass by placing him in false position be-
fore the people of the county, but the mis-
take, to say the least of it, was natural
one. Chairman of the Douglas Commit
tee, and at the same time Breckinridue
man that seems to us to be queer sort
of political masquerading.
But, talking of aid and comfort Noun
taineer, are you aware of the fact that you
have been throwing that benighted BODY
of patriots, the Breckenridge wing, several
large crumbs of comfort? To instance ::
In the first place, you speak of them as
.'mutineers in the Democratic camp :"
then you say that the Chairman of Your
County Committee is Breckinridge
man; and to crown the whole, we are in
formed that he is a firm aud consistent
supporter of the usages Of the Democratic
party" So we see that some good can
come out of Nazareth.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21
ID EGISTER'S NOTICE.

q q Notice is hereby given that the follow.
ing accounts have been passed and fled il
the Registers Office of Cambria couuty, and
will be presented for confirmation. to the next
Orphans Court of said county, TO be held At
Ebensburg, on the first Monday of NaIL
next, TO wit:
The supplemental and final account Of Iaua
Bender, Administrator of Patrick CUlvsyf
deceased.
The accoun; of Peter Dougherty, e1ecut-
of Rosanna Mclaughlin, deceased.
The account of Peter Huber end Catharne
Westrick, executors of Andrew Westrick, c.
ceased.
The account of Jacob Burgoon, executo9d
Lewis Cassiday, deceased.
The partial account of Catharinc Cassidy,
executrix of Lewis Cassiday, deceased.
The first account Of Joseph Grouse adnli'
istrator of Godfrey Garman. deceased
The first account of Charles Bilestne sd-
ministrator of John McCloskey, deceased.
The final account of Charles Blestine, 3D.
ministrator de bonis non, of John Jacob Aoy'
er, deceased.
The second and final account of David HE,
administrator of Jeremiah Hite, deceased.
The fourth account OF John Dibert sdnil-
istrator cum test. aunexo Of John DIbsri, 1s
| ceased.
The account of Francis Bearer adminisi'''
tor of James Driskell, deceased
The first and final account of Simon heaA'
land and Peter j. Little, executors OF M
Mansfield, deceased.
The second partial account of Jane kocse''
(late Jane Making executrix OF John NAA'n'
deceased.
The account OF John Roberts, trustee ~
the sale OF the real estate of Adam Cover ~
ceased.
The first and partial account of Milton .ols'
administrator of Thomas Jones' (JS'A''-'
deceased.
The final account of James Stewart aUN'-
istrator of William Duncan. deceased
Eff. LYTLE, Regisie''
Registers Ofice, Feb. . 1851.
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~ T. ROBERTS,

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, NoIIo-'i
The subscriber begs leave TO annou-t5i anDnn5ia.
the citizens of Ebensburg and surroulI,ni .ni
country, that he has just received lnS 1tSvrL.
new stock of CLOCKS, WATCHES, 90 TC
RY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, a = ofer
GOODS, NOTIONS. &c, &C, when ~ - csl
very cheap. The public are lnVilea os he
and examine his complete assortment -oo6s,
considers it no trouble to show his voou
even if he fails in making sale. ,. o'U.' uo,el.
on the Diamond, opposite Thompson h.ns. 10
By strict attention TO business, ne nOfs ifsroui
merit and receive the patronage OF ge9S'S. en- Re.
public. Give him call, and you VIZ
bargains. ,o-S,cs,,
ag~ Clocks, Watches, JeirelTy, aeco.Ts eoaotrcs:
&C., repaired on short notice, WIN .nS nS char.
and dispatch. All work warranted . STS TISsO,f''
ges low. loc''
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21

Mr.. Hamlin, the Vice President elect,
accompanied by his wife, left Bangor on
Monday morning, on his way to Washing
ton. He was escorted to the depot by
thousands of his fellow-townsmen who
cheered and bade him farewell. Previous
to the starting Of the train, Mr.. Hamlin
responded in a brief address, as follows ::
81 go to discharge the official duties which
have been conferred by generous people,
relying on Divine Providence. [ trust
that this confidence shall never be betrav-
ed. i know full we'll that dark clouds are
looming around the political horizon, and
that madness rules the hour, but l am
hopeful still. Our people are not only
loyal to the Government. but are fraternal
to all its citizens, and when in practice, it
shall be demonstrated that the Constitu.
tional rights of all the States will be re-
speoted and maintained, by following the
paths illumined by Washington, Jefferson
and Madison, may We not reasonably hope
and expect that quiet will be restored, and
the whole country advance in a career
which will elevate man in his social, NOR
al and intellectual condition.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21

the Atlantic and the Mississippi; inhabi-
ted by patriotic, industrious and virtuous
citizens.
Such a country and such a people are
worthy of the most enlie htened legislation.
Taxes upon trade, obstruction OF inter
course, discourse cement TO industry, intru-
sion by government into private interests,
legislative meddling in individual enter
prise, all formerly universal, have been
almost everywhere abolished, because
proved by experience to be OF the most
mischieyous tendency, para.yzing the citi-
zen. and thereby damaging the State.
The independent man is slways the most
powerful, because, each person being the
best Judge Of his own interest, untrammel-
ed effort must be the most effective. A
nation Is but an aggregation OF individu-
ais wherefore, what promotes the pros
perity of each, secures the prosperity of
all. 1t has been shown that the tonnage
tax does interfere with individual industry,
preventing realization of it's legitimate re-
ward; that it enhances the cost Of the
necessaries of life; that it retards produc-
ton and diminishes the fair fruits Of labor,
operating thus to the double disadvantage
Of producers and consumers 1t follows
that this private detriment is public loss,
and therefore inconsistent with enlightened
legislation, the ruling idea of which Is
FREEDOM, both political and personsl.