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rsy- DR.. John. through the usmut Ma.

roy DR., Johu, through the "Smut Ma
chine," Of last week, in slanderisg the Ec-
itor Of this journal, cooly tells the public,
that "he (wo) did not go to fght.'
We consider this assertion, on The part
of this negro. head abolitOnist, about the
coolest specimen Of consummate impudence
aud downright falsehood, that has ever yet
graoed the columns Of the "SmM Ma
chine" We enlisted in the service, shoul.
dered our mu,ket and marched with Capt.
Clarks company to tho front, where we
saw the smoke aud heard the booming
Of McC lellan's cannons, aud never failed
for all hour to meet the most stringent
emergency. Does tha, look rs though we
did not go 10 GgM ?"
But how is it with Pee John. We Is
sued the call for the meeting in the Court
House, to raise volunteers to suppress the
invasion OF our State, and told Mr.. Rep
resentative Jacoby, y,that we intended to put
down our name 6rst-snd to 60, and did
go-askiug him to do likewise and assured
him that we could thus prove DR.. John a
coward. We were right. Dr. John cow
ard.like refused when, asked to put down
his name and risk his carcas 10 defense oI
his country in her extreme emergency.
We revert to the GOODNESS Of Mr.. Dunn:
above assertion. Who but all educated
liar would thus perver. the truth Of his.
tory. And what may we not expect tc
hear DR., John deny ?
There are, however, three points in the
history Of this renowned Abolition Editor
which bis native insolonce may induce
him to attempt to obliterate, but which the
public will never disbelieve =
FtrSt-That when his country called he
was too coOardly to obey the summon.
Sscoad--1 bat be changed his name TO
that of Thomas Dunn, for the purpose Of
seduciDg his neighbor's wife.
IhHd-That he is a lineal decendont
of the stock of Patriots, known as The
Revolutionary Tories.
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ferent metals into which gold is forced by means OF
extreme heat surface left Of Is gold, which
is lasting and elegant They are gotten up ia hand.
son,e style and equal in appearance aud inish
watches costing fur times the price asked for them.
They all excellent time keepers ana warranted
such. We sell
Gents large size, detached levers, Hunting cases
for $40
Gents medium size, detached levers, ianting cases
for SIS 10 S25.
LADIES' Hunting cases. SO to sa5
Ladies Guard Chains. beautiful styles, IS
do Chatelane, Chans do 81
Gents Vest Chains heavy ani elegant, IS
Orders must he aC@ npaned by the cash and may
be sent either by Express by pOston;e order, in
registered IatteTs at or risk.
No watches ever bef rC offered to the public equa
these for beauty du, ability and excellence when the
price is considered. Address
ARCANA WATCH CO., 62 Fulton ST., New York
Feb. Il, leGG -3m,-Schell.
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neA. It is the opinion in Congressional
circles at Washington, that Napoleon's
speech is evasive and that ho will not
withdraw his troops from Mexico unless
our government will recognize Maximill-
an
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AN are IEHraated GOLD Of The finest
UOrkMaNShin.

Our customers Will also have the great advantage
OF constant succession Of new aud recherche STYLES
and patterns with which we shall Keep our New York
Agency supplied.
Wehave adopted tho pan OF sale, now so popular,
OF charging uniform price, and til price vii nva.
riably he 81 FOR EACH ARTICLE, no matter how
Costly ~ may be. The expenses OF conducting our
New York Agency are Iby the sale Of Cert icale
or CohPuhs representing the various articles, These
Cerilcatts"re sold at 50 cents euch five for aud
each Ccrhchlcs Will show the holder the particular
atlcle ne o she Is entitled to payment Of an al.
duiona 81 IL the article named the Certificate il
turns the Crrt ate, by ttaing what other rtices of
the same value he tle may prefer and il will be
J sent with peusurn. OUR AIM is 10 PLEASE md
every means to that end will be exerted. We solicit n
trial from every one who reads this notice as we arc
/ confident of giving the utmost satisfaction.
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Saturday Morning. Feb. II, 'oo,
Democratic state Convention.

The Democratic State Convenlion
for the nomination ol o candidate fos
Governor of Pennsylvania, will meet in
the ball of the House of Representatives,
at Harrisburg, on Monday, the Rfth day
Of March, 1866, at 8 o'clock P. NJ.
By order of the Dem. State Committee
WILLIAM A. WALLACE.
hair man.
BEN L. FOSTER, See'y.
Harrisburg, Jan. o, 1896.
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NeU York HumbugS We notice that
some of our brethorn Of the Country
Press, are inserting in their columns, no.
tiocs and advertisement seat out by swim
ding concerns, purportirg to be doing bu-
siness in New York, with some of whom
we have had little experience and deem
it our daty to give them such notice as
they justly deserve.
Parkinson g. Co., 2O9 Broadway. have
little box, away up in the Fourth Story,
with board-box erected to screen their
rascality, and little boy to poke his bill
through the hole where they run the ma
chine, who may give you brass pin for
$50 worth of advertising, not worth over
so cents, which they call gentleman .
Scarf Pin -
Read g. Co., another bogus concern,
send cut numerous advertisements, with
liberal promises, but never have any thing
to pay. Bar.bew & Co., is one in which
they have lately deceived many printers.
The whole thing is bogus.
John T. Imam, another sharper, wLo
always sends boy TO the Office, that be
may remain incQg, aud dates from the
edible House," Ito keep up moral ap
pearauce,) should be avoided by all hon.
est men.
Matbsr g. Co, is another RATS Nest,"
on Broadway, but now defunct. They
never had any vital ezietenoe. They sue.
caeded, however, in swindling the Press
of the country TO a pretty considerable
extent, in broken promises and dirty Ink,
We know few more of the same sor
Of swindlers whom We shall attend to ia
due form and at the proper time,
By" Should any Of our brethren Of tht
Press get their pay from any of the above
imposters, they will please let us know it
and we will give the concern credit 70
NOR, honesty than we now believe the,
are possessed.
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SPLENDID
JEWELRY, WATCHES, DIAMONDS sc.

THE HOUSE Of BOSANQUET GIRAUD 4 CO..
Il Pans, have the pleasure OF announcing that they
have opened an AGEscY IN THE CITY or NEW York for
the snle OF their WIDELY KSowN JEWELRY, WATCH
ES &C. ana for the purpose OF making their goods us
States as they now are, abd have been for over 20
years, IN Europe they have determined on p an by
which poor and rich alike may have the advantage OF
their splendid styles. As preliminary, they would
remark that they manufacture and sell no imitation
JeWelry or Watches but
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AUDITORS NOTlCN.
1stsle Of LuAlHig YguNg, Ac.eNse

ESt2ie Of Ludioig Youny, dc:e02eA.
THE undersigned, appointed b. TIE Orphans
Court Of Columbia county, TO mufr iislEib.;Iun Of
the fund in tn. hands of levi NtIg..s ali Autlu
YounR. Adn'rs,of LudwIg Yuuug. decd ANON, tao
heirs entitled the same, the order cstab -.cd by
law, viii attend n. his OIL e, bloomsbury, On
MONDAY, the 9Cth day ul MAR II neat. at ~
O'Clock a. III. of said day, for the purpose of mahn;
The distribution All persons having claims or de-
mands against the estate OF the deceieut notified
to present Them the Auditor that day, b.
barred from coming il for IA share u! the fund.
&. b BROCK WAY.
February, Il, liGj--4wS2 50 Auditor.
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FALBABLE
Steam FIGURING Rliil
T O r S A l. E

TF7GN LARGE FIVE STORY Stone
j. MILL, known as MOTI5, il the borough Of PM.
.'ur, LsHegEo coGuty, tenHsy yyuu.l, issoirrrI for
sale. Il IS situated iI ;it 'H:t T.? yuMiUg and
aElaGes "= re-"tds !"Ga!nE "-l. lid r.! .a. C.Il.
manifestation. tatt No ether I.i g.sa s'E. /. l.s g.
water communicate" Gtol ia ~ dro.to aal .u..',
Md, On lhe ore -l.r, g.'i .".'Jn. ;. i!!a q.
while CoEmun. -u!!-l IS Id by ...ti..ui Win al
pags of the county. bridge spinning the susgar.
hanna brings Gt~Ih, tc &c, p'N " .""iG5 valley right
'IGc ioepasa Of Jas Mott, ESQ. it's proprietor. is
the cause oillis valuable property being tHrown up.
practical n-!sr "nd after me desttu ;1n o. his old
MIILy fire, conceived lAu IIc; Of erecting Il MOUEb
Mill and !! ON lis ample means. Lul The presgut
sruvtlG II ~ lHrHl5hGl WIN an t&crhent engine,
Wur!Gu %. stone aud modern iAucIHrry of the very
BEST kIA. It's lassiye foundations upon sG:iI
roc and lts.5 five stores a.g from the canal m.
solid structure the Itry and was aiway viewed
with honest pride, AM justly tao, us an enduring
monument of the CWueTI industry and perseverance.
he forage capacity ol tins mil Is enosm'u> and
flour. igIu &c axe uHtgd uHh unlOIGsd igo canal
beats b. Improved elevators. TEere is machinery To
cuNEe! grain 10 any part - lEc !i required. home
market ui!crs reauy sle FOO all The brau shorts and
mill stua manufactured IL go"A prices.
there Is a lot, dwelling house ANA barn, suitable
property, which will sold with it II ocsircd,
II not SOLD before the 2Olh OF Mach ne2 it vii! be
otlt.ad iuT rent
Every pracI.cal business NAN who Investigates The
drsrlbena.S Of the location, Gnd Ihc ruahaEce Of
It's structure. must be fully convinced that tins is u
most favorable opportunity - make sure ana profit
aLic investment, ana Affords rare cAinCe l. acciIIu
Ia te u lotiunn.
The term, Ur rGesifed) might be- one quarter down.
with ten equal yearly l-yments. with interest of The
whole uf Ga:crrei payments annually
ruunur pal tcuIdss can be learned by add ressiug
either Ci tl.G subscribers
D. X MORsS.
IAoss Side, CarbUnda lie, Pa.
b. D, sTURDEVANT,
Fabrnnrv r. lsCG-3y Executors
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GOLD and SILVnIl !!

gold and SILVER I! !
AWFUL SACRIFICE
BANKRUPTCY AVOIDED
Extraordinary Announcement.
e7.ooo Ooo DolIas worth Of GoldE silver Watches,
Splendid Jeweiry, French Cinchs, Diamond Rings.
riunus, NviGdeuns, Sewing Machines, silver Ware,
&c. &C. 20 be disposed Of At TWO DJLnANS, each
GRAND INTERNATIONAL MEETING Of " tNU.
FdCl UNER5 OF WATCHES & JENVaLWY.
The following has been resolved that IA consequence
o. she gf"at 5Iasnation OF Trlo, and in order
!ivc ium pecun!aiy enhurtass UCcaslonaL by
distressing War. and - avu!a
3 4 n K K j ? ! Q Y,
sa,eOO 600 worth Of goods from ,n,ir stock, must be
Sold in the course OF III mouiAj, IL
ANY SACRIFICE,
and for tina, purpose they bave unanin ously elected
De TREY {. CO,
81 Liberty Street
A5 Their HXcInS!y Agents
As rreliminory they would remark ,ba, hey man
u~,c.agc az. s.i! ~ brass watches or tniatIou ot
Jc@e.Iy,
AL ABE NyRNAMT4D GOLD
UFIH3
E>T&. EZS-G Vg @ Z Z. TX AIG : %&f.,
The nr.i to sell at T TO DOLLARS cn,A,
No matter hcw costly is nag b., consist
Of sni'n III lrntiny case Coli nni silver Watoha>
Fr:nch Hiurfs, Hngs st with tier.on! !~, X ui IS,
PCariS AMI u.I"r p'ecOIs stones lSH,,Ialr" auI in
eta lcrS, Lad,.S' t If Jewcry c"npri,ins Pas &
EAr'nngs Of III" muSt fashionable aHt rgrherchn
Cod and Ga lueei Bra ,rlhs. Il rs rnI al".vs II
tons, Chains g.! All descriptions &c. tr, sive- are"
(Nttl pat' ~ comprising Casters. iutrr ri a. beau.
iiful ,hlarI aud cn4r we'd Table X lea SPOON, Gc.
g., ria"s Neodcuns = Sewing H-lhiuos Of the
The ar al each article varying from SIX to E!z N
HUNDRED dollars.
now NE &I!ILL PRO ED,
" h,ye al. 2;cd the plan Of the safe now 80 popu.
Tar -! charging uniform PUre und This wIii Hvara.
by be s. for -,ch arcla regardless otvulVe. Ihr
prnS's Z" con 'IC,lug oar agency ati l.; i.v sale
oi ;"I"Er" t''t OF coupons representing The Val.
tIclos. LH So certificates RrG suI ~ tiFTY CENTS
eHcl or otor $: 10 ana each c-ltih-@.t viii sl1" the
holder The particular ai.cr he Size IS GH;e. to on
payn"nt "i "a "GlitioHn s49j.
TnE ENrETSGS or FREIGHT AHD PAHEING Pt-
4 AMOS b" 81. ING MACHINES WILT 81 PAID
b4 THE fA"Id ,id > :,,,t WHO ERR L"l!I"E"
--D-----
AGENTS ARE WANTED
iaeYcry part ofthn United States aud Province, an
70 q! snel We liberal IndyCeu'H Will b" offered,
and oa "g?,iGHt'"n clcHlar "t terms Wil BE- for
~ho!e they ran bG ohained or ~ GaGk Drafts oId
order. iIenSn write your Nan", To"n, Cuun!y "nL
state plainly and Gddr' IS GIOrlrrs -
DE TREY ( CO..
AGENTS FUGMNNUrAuTUREG5
81 Liberty 81, New OEh,
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THE STOCK COMPRISES

Amongst other articles, splendid Clocks Gold and
silver Watches, bings set with Diamonds, Rubies,
pearlcs, Garnet aud other Stones, (solI aud in
ciuslGrs Ladies sets OF Jewetry comprising Pins and
Lar rings of the most fashionable styles set n Pro-
CI0us stones uf every variety, together with large
assortment of Gold and EuamGllcd and Peal sets
Gold studs and SlreVe Buttons Of the most beautiful
patterns. Gents Bosom aud Scarf lin, aud an eud
less variety Of bracelets, CHAINS, Musical Bpxes, Hea
Urrssgs Combs, Charms &c, In case ary uf our pf.
trOus not il want Of Articles Of Jewrlry aud
would prefer Siiverware, we viii s. nd. for ANY Ger
cas- URS or BUTTER DISH, beautifully chased aud
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Agents are Wanted

.
In every part of the United States and Provi and
10 all such very liberal in Iucemcnts will be uie ed,
aud, application, a circulHr of terms will be for
wGritd. We prefer money sent In Post Ohile Ordurs
where they can be obtained OF by Bank Draft to our
urugr Address all orders 10 our Agency, which VIII
Jg conducted by
Messsrs. JAQUET, STERLING & Co..
leJ broadway, New York.
Feb. IL. -3m-schell, 81! o.,
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Arcana Watches.

February II, lsG6-3w.
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This Medicine y pleasant and inlallihle
edss ~ DiA3fAas. 05Dlnlery, collie ehsl-
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complAinlA Esd al arrangement Of the
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TEEIdlN0. s4sy l,4s, .iq .sss.a
mms cx1xnRA18D, POPULAR AND rNrAILf.
n9o Remedy b. been u1sd BY The most ineehlgenl
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- ys1n = ~ caoeo of nlon1nA Dyssatesy aud
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DgaoeA 0tose, No. = 1adbso elsoet, CAieAgo, III.
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~! q les1tien 3 ~ R,sii $3.50
and siaesss iscsS SSx ~. -
4 h'ns. Sswssd's laae1ats; st1iV0 -
bunnAaos 0ououvu1Vu
sent Themselves u loyal attitude. bv rep,
t1ukeuplg0~ uGqdolsSx6lfxfI nv "A
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e. :: i, - e 80 Ss.s ~ = ::s :S J,
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opit Through Ito representatives. Of,theie
qualinceslons to seats il il the duty 81 eeeh
y. ossassse - Eonssess 70 judge. and tn1&1V
wean wc expect to makeS WI 4
oselnnapg ~ thiR dsaiFsa fssk Of rsepscil-
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s ss;ssssstssSs .1a.s = ~ I: g
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0ssseis. ns 10 Wy pepulae thsss, ed
- quite = nuoh 6osinsos e6seed hlo =
b. con tfsusac6
0saseal 0sstps ". Randolph. = sas
time Confederate SECRETARY Of War, 10 reel
ding in Europe. .
Henry S. Eoois. Of Nissass,ppi. yas .rs>
Gently sworn IN at the Po'.ce Cour., in
Louisvi'ls. - an at espey " practice he. T
FIRE thai exalted tribunal. NJ. Foote has
established himself in Louisville to carry |
on the practice Of Law.
A man 10 Pennsylvania has been sued |
'or s25, 900 fer brsach Of promise. HIS
defense \. and oofhe to clear hap. that y
vas ready y marry her last winter. tet
~ kept putting !. %, and = she Weighs |
1e5 pounds, he prefers not 70 marry during
the warn weather. sss1{
Il 10 Proposed 70 establish nsw csllsgs
10 Ooutheso llliuois, under the ouspioso Of
~ Chriof1na Chuaeh. The three psinesf
dsnten0Iut pafts Tor the leeatiso ass d.
Quein, CentsaliA md Casboadale.
ss1n6Nsvl Yslks dssas psVN adveFties
Pebineoa q ths ''sGslgsrt -esatse q ~
equssesian sodiac," end Describes Madame
- lNG 49, .t!ge Nbeas sQlaa96 c9as>
isg Sss1s q equitatisa ass received With vc<
dtefatioo."
0eerge Peabody hes bssn bothered ~
yond H. limits Of the most Job.liks pa
u6o>A daes his % thidi ogsdtty. By
| ~ Sen1e Of beeeAets indovIdoal6 end.
ieeefpssatsd. The penalty 10 severe e. .
liberal disposition. Il The news thesss6 =
Is. ss.;s.st ID t,r.. a3j1up I'LL. ..,. h y!
IssiSSnl Shss 81 Iateo tSGp1s che tssass
Of Fremont in his lats parchsse o. sme
0a6lDws6lest Bnnse tsahe Pacific Rail
road n
At, his swn rsqusst, made before bic
death, the remains Of General Scott wen
wrapped 10 large Amesiean 0ag made Ses
him IN The spring Of 1861. By . young laay
Of Washington.
The ~ 1I1lhe tAps1lAsjeF New Bed
ford donH 81 sh4sliSh1ese roget at the
Fsniaa disobrbapce. % eho bordof. They
rsmembsexAs S6si1naGnh aoaAhos vessels
that she burnt in the Attic . year go. -
! On nnndssd and 6Usy>two head ofcattle
r;s s.oy so'a 70 ross..: s;s. county r
Sally and Randall. So says The Bssls.
aT.. g. ~. - !.
Andsse 49,, e oldest Pr'ns.r I.
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y tne kenssn e.vlcss - W Aeesn 4osn sne
oooeue $500 ~ - 'cnooune
suc1 s'o1Ss s1S y Pspseo 70 ~ -
1oyssVo. svsssss esssoo n''s.
The 0esAse Of the Governor Of New
nsQpshiss, dDliyesed n. TIA ,7th, ~ ! ~
49, eosoesea 1880 Tns ~
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4 no. q. WHEY eco,
|, Canalsl, Prtltee 4 Forwarding
Ia m ER CHI - NT0.
vVhosee NJ. OComnsestll ~, I'D - Nom
Le. $50 - 0Soto16, Me-
iicllnr sooent1ua eivcn to purchase ard eale q
msup6n d neAt. ~ d. Or s0athesn market.
gna 010 UzU0u1D0M. lxst-f mchlSpd1y
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All conservative VITO Avof the qntrsrity Of the
Union. and ths equality sfths States ars invited to
oin us In an sbst 10 ave the country from IL pss.
,. \. NLwOOD, Chnirman.
fyvS NotsyA Am in. lSGB
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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-31
School Benches and Desks.

The attention of Berlin pedagogues has
lately been directed to a subject of cunsidera
BILE importance to the well being OF the rising
generation DIR. Parow, who is the originator
Of the movement in question, has been for
many years the director of an orthopcedic in
stitution at Bonn and has given it as the re-
suit of his experience that very large pro-
portion of the cases of deformity among young
persons arise from the improper construction
of school benches and tables. ..
Such statement from such an authority
certainly deserves very serious consideration.
AS the proportion between mind and body is
very variable, long-legged Ounces and short
legged geniusses necessarily meet in the same
classroom, whereas all the benches aud tables
are all of the same size.
Whether the bench be too high or too low,
the position is uneasy, and produces fatigue
after many hours. Besides this, the tables are
too far from the benches, and when boy is
writing he is obliged to lean forwards and
bend bis head over hiseopy-booS. This pos
ture has two very bad results. 1t contracts
the breast, thus interfering with respiration
and producing in time a narrow chest; and it
sends the blood to the head; which, besides
other unhealthy consequences, produces short
ness of sight.
DR.. Parow proposes to remedy the defects
by introducing benches of different heights
into the same classroom, and by placing them
much nearer the table. In order that the boys
may be able to get to their places, the tables
are to have leaf which turns over on hinge.
and can be turned back when the boy has
taken his seat.-Berling Correspondent Of the
Morning Star.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-31
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