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THREE CALICO GOWNS.

Although 10 may b. very pheasant
hing TO scc one. own name in print. it is
not allowable 20 print nancs. especially
: when writing on, u true story. For this
rcason We will have RECOURSE 10 fictitious
addresses, and introduce our Young lady
acquaintance as Mss Clara Clinton. and
ber father a. Judge Clinton. OF Clinton
vile.
( They-iha' IA the people called The
Judge ''iho oldest man that ever livat =
II oddiiy cJnsisis OF bsvng a way Of hi.
B own. Judge Clinton was very odd man.
lie would insist upon living IN li,,le brown
) old'fsshioncl house, without, carpets upon
tbo floors and wha, was moro veGA,ipus.
&c would not allow sofa or lounge. or
rocking chair inside The four brown walls.
rs be had an idea tia; tho whole country
was going 10 rack AMI rain. bccauso the
mon wore broadcloth and the women wore
silks. be declared ho would wear homcspun
as long "a b" hved. and hi, women folks
should be restricted 20 calico.
! As We hAvo nothing to DO With Mrs.
Judge Clinton. we will not alIuIe 10 Tho
hearty vcxAron with which sbo carried ou,
the whimsical o!G judge domestic resula.
;ion'. "a sbe coa!l DO nothing wiser than
gn'P iown her clasrin. sbc did eulp i,
down. an. woman Ike. pretended to be.
( licye 'siih I.cr husband, TIA: they could CO.
form tLc wor.l ty making themselves CON
sficuJusly mean and uncomfortable.
Judge Clinton was sliIl in indigo colore d
bomcspnn. .snd Mrs JnIgc Clinton in nine.
penny calico. Wien Miss Clara Clinton.
hasins reached the ago OF eighteen. ani
hayag o wi,! u hos own (Which her mother
vas cn5oiaI % soii eycy body ,he child in
bcr',el from lcr h'icr.) announced her
dcsife 20 20 o boarding school
: Ihc Judge himself had l-.,u @ poor boy.
eelicIu-4',i through be- own cserli,ns.
( IIo va p,ro' oi Bis l.amJJo birth and ,lo
diiir.ii,os D. hal overcome at Bruudery.
( llo bal r,ai Virvil ly H. MI Of pino
knot, anJ Greek by us AL OF penny
candle aul -aiycl The prob.ems of Euclid
3. u..,ahsh. iin respected bar one de-
-.~e ,n ihe world. and ua, ws- ihirst for
kngwl.lco So When Miss Clara protested
lha, .h1 ua.l. anI c0Hil aud would 60 90 q
/ Josrlr. lJ5l. JaIsc Clinton chycrill'y
uclai,srei aal expressed himself really u
",ash o,cr.'
: No sooner aAs .his interesting suffice,
bfoarlea however, t'i1 to a'j., Clara
mT,i-c. l,r la.her .rIce,eI a.. mos. *.
pcnsisc, thorough anl a.,,,c ra'ir ins.iu.
lion 'n 'hc country. pail tle ,,.y eNper
+ scs 90 advance and cont her 10 orc. 70 com.
plctc ler ,lasauon u.lh tecay i've cents
br iculre money anG three calico gowns
fog Der wardrobe!
II was sll enough. Miss Clara saiI. cob
hing All tbc while. O., il her beautiful q, "a
bad been lil1il fountains. 10 be obliged O,
df.ss n .alie1; Bat % have three caiic,
gowns o al.ke--irom che .alf same piece
q. ,ia. ramr7aioos w.a'l think that sh,
,haI 5as one. chat was tie hardest u bes
III al.~
80, tlc on Joigc was- incor,gibA> III
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POLITICAL.
q Drisf Answer to the Poor Mans
Tract"

IL OiloI Answer 20 the POOR Nan
Tract"
Fer several months past a small pam
phIet under tho title Of tho Poor Mans
Tract has been very extensively circaIat.
ed in every country in tho State OF Maine.
Il Is filed with oil manner OF false state.
mcnts Gud still ial.er insinuations in regard.
IirSt to the question OF taxing Government
Bonds and Seron2 IN regard 10 tho as.
snmca oppression OF the taxes levied by the
Federal Government The tract Ina. vol,
known origin. and !; wax issued OF course
N the interest Of the party now supporting
Seymour aud Blair ~ brief, candid anl
conclusive answer 90 the Poor Man.
Tract" 'hc following suggcstions are cub
ini;;oi.
First. On she relative position o'roli,ir
a par,ico touching lho soxation % Govern.
mcot Bonds
a.o,aa. Ga tho qucs,ioo Of the Tcdoru.
taxes Us now levied by tho Republican,
party.
Third. On the question oiFedc-al laxos
as proposed 20 bc administered by lls
Democratic party as sot forth ~ E,oir ua-
tjouaI platform.
The tract o. "'yourlcl Soldier 80
|cNicnsiyoly circn'a;ed throughout tae STATE.
has admirably exposed Glo Dsmocra,ic
proposition 20 tax tbe Bends ia ho loyal
States aud divide Tho proceed. with tae
E5bcIs-in such manner that EIGHT
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POET r Y.
NY ANGEL SPIRIT.

Turn again. my arrri spirii,
i,oos this WY. I eannot s.,,
Tie - dark, ! canuCz bar ia
q. my taby. turn 90 me.
Turn sgrin 20 smile anf bi,-ss fr,n,
Who sas wont to sI5iiic on tho.
ioV O,nimc, Gad oon fs-- tnc.
~ my osu paro lnlant's knee.
Iisilc hani- that I, upho l,anc.
Taught til prtty cla-p of prayer.
Now have grown. in thsir unfolding,
Strong cuooc', min. own t. bar.
fj;ilc knss.- af uiina oD~-' i--nilng.
knnei bsiorc The thron.. ,o-,isT.
And the voice, With angels bicadlu.-.
j. 'ho yu!eo taugh; TO pray.
Eow tho soi;. ioozo elri- aro lyins
on III pillow. ~ u,cy urry
Whrl ny dariiss; slctt To dying,
s!ipp;ac hoavcnW.ri likr pTuycr.
iot si-ou my ansvl's toFch,Gd
Is'-ts a corunal g,orc bright,
ONs h.r, h,rv. las Que cloud lnvcr,.i.
That which shus h.r irosn onr sight
That. the agry oioaiy pillar,
sent IL sl4aiOw to cor stic,
Gave IL l.ht 10 guido and thril. hes
wtih its glory. when sho di,-h
Shonc upon the partci rivcr.
And the path which sho Inp-, t-,ads
In IL dark w. stand And shiyvr.
Knowing only -hc u dcai
Torn as,uin, my anSel spirit
a., the baby voice IL s.iiis
wh'H shc siv-ass the angels hsa- its
Net her mothers heart 6. tAril!5I.
by Tho "tngty O.aa.e drcaming.
mo.t know her ehaascL "a tais.
drown in,o sa anger. seeming
PROM this iittlo chty.All,.
Snilo uspa n, dear ohilG-aascl.
W',h jour ha'uAa smile ,o-ily
shah knoE you. no; ErsnsoI.
Sat sny ohi.I. M oa,lI aIsay
Ih"n. again. ny angri 'rIr!t..
Let ma SO jour 'mllc diviae,
Han iJVo rni aaif fcs- IA
You Src Christi Snd yoa ara mlso.
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Gbe Getforo Ncmotrat.

svBnr FRIDAY aoRNiNo. ny
II. E- SIIA w.
1Cdttor and Pro priCtor
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SEPTEMBER II, 1868.

She looked tho young Indies over with a
sweeping glance, and pcremptorily ordered
( Miss Clara Clinton 10 hcr room.
! Miss Pleasant whisper cd a word in that
( iady'a car. Miss Clara WAS recalled. and
tho procession fell into limo. IL was so
v"ry odd to eco a young lady going to
church ia print. From the dross they
looked into tho iaco; such n pretty rsco ss
4. was. too--so bright. all thinking Of the
oddity Of tho attire, and wondering who the
young lady could DO.
! IL was not long before Clara became
known as tho young lady in calico. Ola
! Air. Vennet, tho wealthios: ard most in,ln.
entiAi gentleman Of tho ,oSn. having had
his attention directed to her peculiar dress,
n'a.!o Che discovery that lier father had been
dear aiid intimate friend in collcg, lie
was sol!-majc himself. and he AMI JUDGE
Clinton bad walked hand To glove in tho
thoEny ways OF poverty
Mr.. Nennet. at tho Grst opportunity,
senl a carriage for Miss Clara 60 dine with
his family. and told hor many stories Of
which Judge Clinton was the hero aud was
evidently very proal OF his pretty danch-
ter.
Aiierward. he from ,imo 20 iino sent DO.
qucts from his rarcst cxoiics, and such
abundance OF fruit, b,'idcs takiu. her to
ride occasionally with his family. chat ihc
most exclusive yonns ladies ofihc institute
were almost in u statc OF envy. Finally.
rs Il to dttvc the young ladies' 20 lostrnc.
'ion. ;he Vonacts gave party, to which tho
most Influential and w,a,hicst families OF
lho country werc alonc invited Evon the
principal Of tue institute vas overlooked.
To this reception Miss Clara was borne
in her calico dress by iyoried servants.
Old Mr. Lingsrd WAS 80 propd OF her
plucs and so delighted that she did no. np-
pear in tulIe and silks. tha, he devoted
himsel! 10 her much OF tho evening ;ntrolu-
cling bor TO bis friends with many nattcring
exprcssions OF aimirntion. She was finally
taken to supper by young Mr Yennet, who
evidently thought more OF her cheerful
sensible conversation, than Of all the sa.ins.
llccs, pearls and dianoads in the drawing.
rooms.
~ nigh. 10 expected Miss Clinton. from
INA. oyeninc. wa. o,;,o boue No o,o
could slirb, a youna lady 10 ,v,,o,, ,,,.. v.,.
net, had been 80 attentive B..,,s.. ,t.,,o
was something anI;e novel in b,yipg bo,.
t.!ui young creature f-om tho country who
had rich father. and who wore ,.r;r, he.
cause she was not poor, Tho vouo, !, die,
pe.,ed her. because .,,y had not,.ing TO be-
llous Of; the OLD ladies pa,ron,z.i her ss
an example for their daushtor-; n.c yo,nr
mon respected her for her pro;,v w,ys IN.
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LOCAL Agents for the DcrnoCrn,.
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who arr nEshoris'~f 81 rrr--ip. fpr rporry.
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Travelling ks.vnt. Rev. - W. IIE.cK
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t'oso wishing % avail thcmscivOs ~ IN, n,ivanes
payments, can sond IN ua BY nail or hsad to tho
IN" paPgr l. pail for that date Whrr, inr,..v 4.
~rut, car ahoaii ~ tAk, 60 examine IN, Alif AMI n
W. t.Sasy u not ett.i'ted Sithin two v,sSs. We
r0oula bn apprisci 90 it-
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TERMS Two Dollar pcr yoAx; Ono Doitar aha
Fiiiy Cents, u paid In aavanS.>
Rates or Aaverti.ing
foe slpars. q ioch OF spaeel ~rVk, siyo
f-~Sn ~Npffsi1cnt Ws0ks
tct square ) mos. a. 80. mo- e. 4 vear 81.
Tor coinmn year. t'eoro; col. sVo 4 c.,i as
ntecIAL NoEicSS-eS pr csut. additIanAi
fhpn Arg NurtCEs-pFtcss q notic,, OF t.ta,, , 90
Osasrs on wills pr .lasrs -
u-i,.leu .Nvtic.st " i-so
tuttNa'ofs ana tsNecntoT's Ncticr-, 10
All 9,acr Legal Nouess, i-o pr sgasre, for ,hrrc
'os PhiSIih6. of cvo-y so4SrpHcs ser,iy creer;ct-
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N9a't SHc'i, Boston, aTo asthoriEed ascu,A.
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with Its elegant ana tasteful designs the fine wat
ches, jewelry, and fancy f1ings, and meanwhile
keep close watch of the garret story Of the cue
koo clock, for, as sure as the minute hand moves
round to perpendicular Just so sure will the bird
appear and voealize mellow cuckoo for zach hour
Of the day. To do this need only cost few min
utes Of time-This curious clock as we'll as all the
rich and elegant goods arc ON exhibition-frse.-
We.--Wel, We have often thought that the fire.
quent reptltlon of this little prououn, of the frst
person-(We are not quite certain to the number
We know that a good natured man, good looking
woman, and two very interesting children are often
involved in it) and nomlnative case; "we." We
were about to say, that the frequent repetition of
the Aforesaid pronoun (when the continuity of the
sentence was broken up by that confounded long pa
renthesis, which We hope everybody will get over
without breaking their grammatical, or rhetorical
shins y we," must sound little stale and harsh on
the tympsnums (vugAry called 81 of some Of our
readers. But for the life of us, Crhere, comes
in the ire, again-in another shape) can't avoid
it, unless We call another modi-
hcation of that little contemplate lce-gotstical
word) Snooks, or some other outlandish name,
(Which no one else has II they have 1t, don't
how quick some one else takes it, But then, how
would it sound (when the aforesaid good-lOoking
woman and the two interesting childrn, heretofore
mentioned went along the streets) to have all the
people say g there goes the unfortunate Mrs
SnOoks, and the two little unfortunate Snooksesp p
We started out to say something; and we are go
ing say It, If 1t takes all winter and part ofnext
summer-we-We-we-w wish some of our sub
scribers, who are several years behind the their
subscriptions, would pony up" between this and
the holidays, that Mrs. S. could have the where
withal to get her long tailed dress-a regular Gre
cian bender
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DY-GUERNSEY-At the residence of l.. Il
Guernsey, Nov. 25th, by Rev, c. X. Lane, Mr.. J .
Brady, of Tioga, Tioga Co, Penna and Mss Ma
rie L. Guernsey, of Tunkhannock, Wyoming Go.
residence Of brides brother, l24 Cumberland st.
Brooklyn, n: Y. by Rev. B. d. Sturdevant, Hor-
ney, of Laceyyille, Pa No Cards
E- whi~ We canuot but JOIN in the congratua-
tiurs Incident to this event whh Is qulte likely to
in The history Of all good ami worthy women,
we almost feel ite :egretsins th-t the of our
fair ri, ~, Ruh", which has 6ocna4o familiar on
subs ripti, list, is about to % changed at
least to take addition which viii be TO Us.
Upwards ot seven gears ago IL the very infancy
OF the Democrat-wnen Rubir Ia mere girl, and
while her hoDoreJ fa,her yet lived, the very first
name on our list for Laeey,iIr, wps that f kubie
KeeIef. Il has stood there 4iu:e. AMI each
week a. it has writ >t,up cd her paper
il has conjured up TO imagination the gosGly
vision o. it, kind bsarted ana Intelligent
The name too suggested that beautiful r,ssage in
the S,r'rtures. "hsI lricr is allows Eubies," ke.
Bus, il has been saiI that ,hero - but sep
from the sublime The riiieu!ous Wa rather think
We have steiVed
The brother Of the bride, Col a. c. k.eney, at
whose splendid residence tie welding ceremonies
we've celebrated, la eyganf sumgS aous ali be-
coming style la, Iiaced unier ob'igations tor
long ueckeI fotrls, containing sampit nf the
hilerating bsvera &c Used on the occasion.
The { lionel ROW he iar2rst anil most successful
contractor and builder ofruhlic Improvements il
New York and Bfc.kIyn cities. j. s'und toe, ia bis
poliI zeal faith not forgetting The teachings # his
Father
May The shadow Of 'bis Ierous AMI worthy
Bro thrr Of a true .aAd worthy sister, never you
know tn rest
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A S. GREENBACk

0f tnH rdiue sent tree q any BOoS Agent.
DOOK AGEN Wan FOR
ID N'THLw HALE sNIrH'S NEW BcoK.
- .r>hinr and Shadow in New York. "
WORK oF ABSORBING INTEREST, REPLETe WITH An
ECDorEs AND INCIDENTS OF LIFE ~ THE GREAT ME-
TR"PnLIs. Our Agent ia Hartford spLi 50 in one
day ON a e 40 y. !. s,!l 227 in - Jays; one
agent ia Mass suli 80 in enc week one agent IN
Conn said 3Di in week. No book published
that sells rapidly.
III You wish Ia knrw h"w Frrrun", made
AMI lost ina iIy I; now Shrewri Mn are ru-
incl IN Wall Street ; now IyuI'rymra' are swim
lie by Sharp = hnw ministers AMI Mer hants
T.! trk mailed hnw Dance Ii Ills l,"l .L0ncert
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Lotteries couduc ell how Stock COMPANIES
Originate aui how the Bubbles Burst, repd thi.
work. - fe l. you about the ny sreres 81 New
Y"rh. ami contains biographical sketches Of its
nriei M'i!iouaircs Merchants, g.. large Deta-
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s,si given. cur 32-page circular ant s. Green
back sen; Free application. For tall particulars
dnI terms address the Publishes.
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EED JAC1xuw AXE.
COLBCRN'S PATENT.

PaieqteI Juiy 9 1851. Re-issued dag. IS 1865.
Extracts from Letters and Reports Of :ha working
qualities ut The Axe.
| Your Axe Is hound to b. The ANE
. 1t whi cut 2j p ceut. better.
= g. Nv brother lost IN the war, but with
your IKE he cut ) we'll az auy one else can.
1. II coulI nj GET another, twenty tive (s25)
dollar. would Ept buy II.
5. IL will cut hoof-poes better than any other
Axe.
g. would not he without il fr anything.
T. The only -ohe.tion is it goes too far into the
wood.
; Mon WHO chop FOR living universally approve
Of H. &c, &c, ad infnitum.
For sale by ali responsible dealers, and the max
ers
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Sole ownrIs or the Patents.
Manufacturers nf tas RED JACkhTAAES, SAWS,
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GUIDE TO MARRIAGE.

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Physicians on the Errors and Abuses incident To
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vSn3ly.
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! v Eastman's water proof Boo's are warrsntSI a
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Two copies one year...... ............. $50
Five cnpies Que Observation-Disclosures. 900
Ten copies, one year, and one extra 10 the
gsiter up Of Ciub ..,.....'....' lfUa
Fifteen copies. one wear. q one extra 25 90
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