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lililli’|~.IN.~lil~lIT LINII.- ~’...(3unqiEil]l:AND 31[UTLAL ¯ " ........... --

olS,~,~ay, h- a Fire Insurance :LONDON RE~rP, DIES ’ ’ "" ~ ~< ;~ .Abseeo~7:R~i V:E"L-ERT~

Thur~tlay; gepI. ]~f1870. IJH,~ AND /~CCIDENT INSUR-DIILDOETON " Stalion. ANCE- DOWN "fit:l:

/,Ira Frtl~ht ,leei, ll~ ;IS "ft¯’:dc~p, hlhf LIIFE lmd ENIaged and debilatod : it designed for Vhio St. Wh~f, 8.fi0" lnr umler whole h.uee, Ab~,e.l~ Is Imt ar~eo’mmenllli" yoanE’ men ~ho haw gt~r l,y qx. ~.;por’4 l’.iut, 8.15 10.nn

tioue whleh ~ It may cost to pay Iorseecessoa of every kind. and all perk,ms wince ~ llllhSfdl~rlffuTi~l-A~|a’n’tld i0

A~hla~d;:L_ :~l-lO, PoliciesThoumnd Policlel

r- -’-r~OO -I 1.23 -4 q~- lyr’homland’DolL41~il (II~2oo,eoo)-f fJr wli] ~uch o.~ ~crofula, ~.t’pbalis~ ,~I~r, ’At¢o, I .... tl.ll 1 I.:tZ 4.~>~ 41 f ¯ ~m ,rrrr~ a~. r~"7--- , lllllntllaa

premlul~liotesare’dep0slted to the amo’unt christ Itheumatlsm, IIumers’of overS ~ort, E,dBalerford 9"l "00 505 " xlpp.y ....... %. ,.vl~ I~llOO.Ot)O |It SIx moil-tl-ll’seanhT~-de . llllil~"

Two Million One Hundred Thousand {$2,100,000) Breath, Offensive Pcl$1dratl,m, FoM l,’~cI, Ca. Ane.ra, ~.27 12.10 5.11i . . ,. . ,. ~_X ̄ . . _ by l~ ~hre~Vd’and rdl,ble man In a sere, $¯fe An UNPAILINO RE.iogoooRe.<

uumuleh uihlsiithettrettlmolever to~ppioperty;nlght cbniito ten cents on me.One Dollar. " " Of Lime, fo .... 5. Add ....... y attorneye, TowNSENDnounBT, gratefully aeknowledgo ira power.inAe,.omFrelghLMall " given. I wish to Iscll one.balfofitvsryeJeep

physicians. ’Thousaudeln’ every part of the

hundred dollars peryeur, and on hazardous ri~ks Dr¯ Clark’* ~.li.r;r is n certain cure for ix weak- LZAVZ. ~. ~ a¯ i~. " ¯P. ~l - A~¥D . sooth the tortured nerve|, luid reelorlng thetdiid a mapi.or of the Scnito-Urinary Oigan~, and dis- Athlnthh ¯ BROS.: 13d¯South Third Sitter Phira. ~9-12 -from 15 to 15 cents on the hnndred, dollars per

nd at there law.rates a cash fund has he- cbargoa of a muse-purulent nnture, A b,~cc,m,7.,10 "12.06 4.017.21 12.41 .l 2:

A ~ew II~ok ~f 128 pages, l7. tO. l. Bl~i 4,51 lhith of wkich are .aid st b,w i.’il’c,, hi,jhly r~: hy intl.il. NEW YORK NEWS CO., New Ybtk¯8.p2 1.59 5.0.’ ,hmeralire to tAc Farlner or Dealer,

to be used In payment of lances before any call by its u~. Price One Doll Egg lIarb~r,’:~ th0 iidm~llllo il lg has ~tl~ted-among lhn will be made upon the ~otc~. As the cash pay- Dr¯ Clark’s 1regular,: for females.only, guar- Elwood, b, e0 - " "

,people, loire been yew grateful to my fe~l- meet made st the Issuing of the Policy is about antced to correct nil ~peci,d irrcgularitie~ ~ad -DaCOshl, 8.1.1 2.20 5.1 I. .~ rP.12 ¯nd’It byte sold,by all. detlersin, drugs.____.lmd medlldliel_.__...:themmaiohargomade for caehycar tn stock dBfie~xhies of Single Ladies¯ Y, fnrrled Imdiussrv liamm~nton, S.?O 2.S4 5.~-’1 SEND ,~’0l~ CII~CUI.A.IL

825 A DAYI=-40 newarllcl~ forAgeuts.And it ia tonohing to reflcot that by eomplmles, onthosiniektndof T|ek, lt wilt he ¢autloimdnoi, to ulo it xvheu in u certain c,)ndi-_ Win~low, 8.2~ 2.~0 b,32 ~ami,k~frce. ll.~l~e. ~lffRNIl=ig/llCO°i g°lePr°prlet°il’:’fll#thb~mM ~iith’~d’0f th-e~ pi’a~ found t~i~ it ooeLi t’be #nsured ohlYo one-tenth of the amount thatab°nrwouid°ne’be onell°n;Dollar.nSltseffvct’r°uhlbot°°V°~terfuL Priceat;eor:,,iVaturtord, s.,os:>’~s.t~"s".,, 4,15s~ ]?To. 1. Per.avian Guano, r~.,~ d3.11leowl20 TREliO$1~ IMt. iloeioniMASS¯know nothing if the eamo ̄mount of property wore by prtpared Arty, ...... . _ s :,uL ~eom-UM.eh,la.d-G...pv lsl~. - 50-Ccn~s t~[;,,i’l in, --- ---Extracts under Dr. Clark’s iuunctllatc 9.Oo

,.~I’,re Cal.’in~,l ..d. Land Piaster, ’lTy~traulie We are prepared to furnish profitable emplol- to all men ̄ rid women

f- ~y In~ul~p01tailt, o¥~ht" ~hgve eB- i lit. - euporvlslon, nnd are warranted fic+~l ..... 1 1 ...... Ash|aud,Whltc l[or.~e,t,.13 ,1.14 6 IT CH,icnt, 6’and[~, .nd afullas*,,rhmnt o/’&urnlnU mcnt to ~[en aft,1 W,)mon nt thrlr homes. 0he ~elllug our world r~nownad I¯tont ~ilH~Monld-" N, Secretal A’ll afflicted peraons shouhl send 9.18 4 ’)6 G.2_" tl.d~read.,j el,* at Iow¢#t market rahw." person in caeh locality throughout the Umlt~d ][~rl Clot#lee Zinc*..... "grirelitlmmap~o that it relds wrong end A.]L. IZARD. Agentand lenslatemcntofthcirailmcnts IIaddunli~hl, ~.’27 4.42 6.11:|

~tit/~TIn~l~t-ellfft=h~h-dl~ll~oiile__I-fof--,li-fia’., ~~;i~cl t’ooper~-pp nt, - e.,l:] ---A .....9.fiS wngvs. "l’,’o ,enjL rni:~, full. ~’~l[~ a’~’~Jl~l[ll~rYah,ably sample, which will do-re eemmsneeat his oflteo, and ~ill furnildi rill thu necessary II,tulmonton Aerm,l:,.,d,~’;o..--Leaves ~," ne SI Sho.ld t]lc II~(llcr,*¢~r.~ou liar ~’t cp .,,r llrt~cl¢l work on. Any i,cr~0u ceiling thie notion, wllohe dntim and :.~lraved NEW YORK CITYo aceomlhcdati,ms lo patients who place them- Wh:lrr 5 15 p m; arrives at liaulmomon 7 51"], ir ,,l~iec~....... " ...... " ~BBSMA~J~I..,._. tO C~,rporathln.’, Exueulol’.t .f Euitlcs. ’L’ruShe.. t}blTACL’;lnd W.t, LNI"I"

l’ut::"~-f’~l~i:Crrkithd’~ill";vll;;’h=~Z’LYt]."’t’~ff~{/c~:7’{]r:,>~..-~/7{]tIT;7~a’.~ ;~’~Tfg- 3Iuttre~e~.wllo net in {tny fiduciary t’apaclty. ’.;-L~,ther the ;2¯,b - Par .r Slilts Ul,lml.:ered iu any-styic tofre~huess Of ljOtll~i, live in New York or elsewhere¯ ore tnv’te,l :alia lutrcha~ere.

" ’~Ii.lavew nice, large pdnL ; Thin hair is thick- opc. aecounls with the Sceurlty B,,,,!: :fL% C;ty IVIX~: Bllt)S.imd De ~1L25.8:,28---not always, cured- at eovcu per cent. per annum. (/old**My wile wu for yearn afltietlxl with by iiir use. can restore the kept. Fiscal Agencies of States, Municip:diti:~,freckles; tildthouah everthingwa~donotor TIIE OLD

her relief Oh]it cou|d be done, allwas in vain. hair where the foUides are destroyed, and Corporatieril,linn dvc,l ,.... BAZ&INI~." ~ turning gray or falling off, and ,t. ,) ........ t hy ,,: ,;lt,r/.l. AJd,,’,-~ 31.t,]- . i(l, il nn,l ,r,*.I "l,h,,,’.,t , h:twl. (i~ t,I

Comploto Manure.MADE FRnM

A313[ONIA and POTASI1.

-New York. v9-12.

HEALTH AND E00NOMY,

llnu, litlitl (¯quul lnqllnitly tolilly t~o|d during slii~ hlist

Ibllr yeariq, "

51ENTS OP PC.ANT FOOl) IN SoI,UII[.EF011.M. Ar..qo. FOOD GIVINit I..t:la.-.re. ‘%l~ryb.,,l, I,.,t t’i:e C,,t. WiLlill IT tl !LI.IES & BROTIIER,"I,,il ~tate.% rilJinil~g i[irou~li :, l,ed.d ,,f f,,u7 ":I;| ) 2:J5J i~C 2[]7) %Va-]lillelOn Street N. Y.year~~ Irla), ha~ re:ulI, d lu pr.vln ̄ il !,, },.

7’],. I,.., l"..,.t;;,’r, r ,,#;, ,,I .;;,, ,v ,/~, IgO Y,% L i!.% %’ A.N.lk LOTTEIgY.

UPBAM, l’rovidence. R. L 1"9-12. Gra)’s Ferry Road l’hiladelpbLa ..........co.. WHEELER¯ i0 S(,eth l)uhlwarc Avenun l’hlhldc]phia,

EYNOLDS,11~5 Snulh Street. Bald ....... 31d. AN])

.Pt’R SAI,E nY ALL LEANING DI:Al.l:n~,

JENSE ADAMS, linkersvIIle,2g~.ax.SU.M.I-’.]’.S’ l’tlIN-’tt~ /,llnniie¯t~m, ntyT.N:-d ........ ,’,,,,,,,,o,o,,,,,,,,o,:, ......,e, IMPROVEDPAOIF!O GUANO-Co.

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Cald/al One ~liltion.--o--

JOII[N S. ItEENE AND (’II.~!il’ANY.

G(.rtoralOFFICE~ :

12’*NOlllti lIPtliwtlrl~ .tvi,,. i’hiln.,IO ~ollth Ntlrol.I lllillillii, l.i,._

AGENT8 WANTBD F0R

FREEL0 - -- ANDVOTARIES, by Dn. isle. B. ]lrJJs. "Thn

moet *tartl;.g b.nit, of modern times, The whollrnbJ~t lul’l bare and Ill hldeouanoss nap.lilsed tounlvermil execvetlon. Wdalll il* tie i’fllllr~im of .....¢~llzaii~. cAriiiiasir$ and p*lbl(e :muro//t~.8e¯d for elwulsvs und terme. ’U. 8. Publlihlng0o., New York, Cineinnsll, ~hleago.ud 61.Louis. dSa~-lt

t EDICA-b-DI8(X)VRR¥----{ ......... :::- : D i%: Wnllie l-’lli (~ [101 lior’liili

VINE~AR-BITTER~,Mr)re than ~OI

S cfe¢la.The lslost Sllnl)lo , Dntr*a- /:’or female eomplalnil, whethlrla yomig Ov|}11% C|lt’lipg~l’If, Eoolsolla- eld~lmarrled orelngleut ti~¯d¯wncfwnminhim~

IO,,’ll ill s) d IIopl¯]SaX". or the hire of life, these Toulee bareno i~iaaL~Imd for llclrcul&r.toals~

¯ ’- ,tl"Ihavoeecnagreatnlanymapn inmy clnllqueutly prevent baldness. Fren Ic co,MIJ.tll,,ol ...... l,:l, Ml/ .... ..........1:,,; ;:l ,.,.. ,’:,,,, I’s h ....

I’,,i.i y, ..... 1 "tlr~r!H, SOLUBLE PACII,~ICtlme, I!ut Uone that this remieds meal. ~ tho#e delaterious mibstanccswhieh YI:s, fi’]"ll.ti ’]’[~[’l.’I *" :, e’.c.:.cdi:* ;, tllt. ri.r i.,,hl:er,.... " !.a blllld~i,hit¯]~ IIvut. Satin lllilTROCnU." ~aomo preparations dangeruus and ’,’l,,,t t,,,. ,: ......’,,,, ......,.< ,:., ,,,,.,., ........, ,,-,, ,,,n,,.’.,’,,,,,,.,.,,,., .........’:. G U A N O."It isbut filr thntinmmerw ilimitm to¯the ]mtr, the Vigor ceu Ihell.t.YHl. lh,l..~ .... I,f..,,,, .’e u*,, .’.:.~ I,h-¢tv, r.,h’ud,rch.ah,,l. "t(i,l,.b, vc.~vr feat.i-

’ benefit brat not harm it. If wnnted thc t}riilinal ;tad n,di,,I,h> D,,u, i,-.3f,,~i,,~, .E i’~’-A ,, ,I,,, I , r ~¢e,iiil~d," No fertflher i.trulluecd 11. hv¯P mufti,at I

..... ~,_%’_,: ’."!LY..a~k n tri.ih, lo prove ular miputi,.,rilyMhldle alnl iLqllhcrri p alei I ~i~ gh¯,̄ i i, re gcn-MAClLtSI~& m~d~ t,:,tth~ ..EDNA ~IAS t’ I:’.tC ~ral-and unit,~rni ~ntlenielleh-thfHl’tLtl !~lHino;’rulttXci-co.~iTf,~.,q~o~.,l-4~-,,T-j~ ~]. "l~l.ilE " "T!lv’.nnnli+v’.il[{’d lifa,,],ifiel-hive now reae~-e,l "

"IaaldtomymmFrederick William, ’It ]IKAIR DRESSING, llhhd *’*,nit,b,iat: I;*r, icu ...... It.%.IEIItF.TT. NEI’I[I~II:,’4,J.: (’(1’. * ........ btl ..........’ ihr.ughoul th .... i .......... Ire 7 .yOU could m,ly make a map like" that I , - [,Tr; lhnldr¢ll T/ioasa.d (b~O00~(i),h*r olc,,,.d, tl,ai ,,f a.y otkcr ferlili/, I -would be plnfeolly willing to een you die-- 1;otllklg else call be found se dcsirabln. ~rompt. Eonr~bl 0. Roltabl0, the hlrlo, ,’.pilal ial,dvt.d ia 1t, i,r,,!ueli,,li at. I,t’ini: ’ -~enlmxioo&’ Wlt,LIAlil’lll." ¯ Contin~g neither oil nor dye, it does Ac2"’~ f;¢ W’I’N fl¯Ht in cl’,rv ,.ilv, lt,,v., :,a,l

ii’illl}(.rlgr.r’s I,’hl%¯nrtlll/ EllrlietN f.td Iho cur*,, t -iit,rt, nleollf il~c lh,uld ,x~. ,,ur el:,,,.1;s lu’,. fl .... ’it;to. [ I>,,lg, r :: l,xiracls, th. bi,t ~ei,,I, tilie aldltty can l,r.,hl, ,,. ,~ ITItIN tt g.lued tboie "mgttefof filet in evew thing." and d by Dr.},C, Ayer & Co,, ~,~,,,,,~ ....... ._,,,,, .........,,,~,, ............t t,,¯~./ . Thl, g ........i,,,,idatr~laUlly I,i. eg~.1;. ~u.d*orlT,.r R,.m,~lety, i’ioetlli, httl,:udmnllneahismmmunleallonistrictlytoprosellliOTlq~t, AiinA.WALITI01L CI~Id’~TS,

lti ......o ,N.qt:.ll.rll,i .11, ........., ,,ut h.;ii.e, .......

e,h/ iI~,ltl nl~S i~llltlt) nrUK ....II ...... l,lmy thrmlghout New Jet,e), I)d,lw .... ONI,¥ GOLD MED:A~hi ilnl Iltll i ~:r t.t iteerlllt hi tl, i~ Ii;i,h. i’i,ht. | t , * ~ , Penl]llyJvanhl, Ithd I|1o ~qolithcrti ~tlll(,+ I ill ,1 Ill °l~l°¯l+!~l°prlld°nl°l~l IP

ll~ sail iwsi~n~with Viii’ few wordg at thai. The only .wnr,le,l ttl thl. branch ,,l’manur.eture, stendtug reticule the Is|Is celled "To¯lest"¯,,iplmll.,p0elleilexpremdonGeneral(tranteveruaed " , "IiO~ ~llJ~S’, , ,bl~cd, / Wlloluealohy

No. I ..... lht.l’ I~ttIIITY-TWO (NI) COM- -~--*"."ue, tolirs,"Ae.,thsl lutd th*’trtlo’oit............................... ,,....,¯ /I~ ¯ h,t ~ o ~ tilelnirithomark~f , JOIINN. III~ENE& t’@~t~i’ l’UltulilLl~l.~l~,~l,llU l’ &r,r. t,* IJlltll ’ # * ’

N (" Tll[(l’.’l!ll/’l’4ON.tl.: (; [l"r I,lucn,l," el~thc:~, II wtll e.ll,r hi.re ~i.:lt~r I’ET1TOBS, no bett~rpreofofBigrealrulllrt; t?dr¯nkelietllaadln, lln, llntlroqUusi.tiillltalltlu durinl the rebelllon, when be said ’ lHlIO~ 0LOO. ,l:t6 I"~d("rlll Nits.el ilo,~iol’i ,~r II,,,, h,,ir th

~THE Li~TE~T DI .’SC(tVEF;Y

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£1ATtTRI).kY, Ob~’OBER 15, 1870.

. +Per Conics,

B. H. OVERHISEI~~f Mu/~to~

CHRISTOPIIER N. RAPE,¯

" " of IlumtTto,.

For- CAPr.E.D. REDMAS,,

o/]2ammontom

-- Per Coeoners,

ELISHA.... 8TANm~W}ILO~OWSm.

Aa the Dc’mcorata of this county cannot¯ :’t, upport s nowspspcr, we will ¯ be" generous

enough to give their ticket a place incolumns as au advertisement, willing to waltuntil the persons named thereon are elect-

ed; b~fom tho pr+essntstion+ of our biJl. Hereit is:

J

hr~ad’J iaJtso_wdLlmowoao every ifiloJli-re aa bo ,dldl upoo.-They will-no,-bring ~ho Elect/onE. ~li$ctllllll~011~ ~ll~fi’t|~¢la¢llt~.i~nt.readerto~needebmmonL YFhnt "odi- down the prie6-of labor, but will make .. Protection. Thn elections thls p¢eek Itav~ resulted in "0us income tax" cry is rather out of place moro_rellalfie, which is just what is need- ICentlnued from first page+] splendid victories for tim Republican party¯

, housolca+, and Pennsylvdnia=-sefidrhe-~=ol/l~dele~/ftl~hl6-come tax has never pressed very heavily that the Chinese arc peculiarly adapted within the two year~,. A writ Coogress.--Keheyis’electedoverq_’homas,ui~6ia the wdrkin/r ifia6¯-~TIf6iu is bu~’0iie’ -2S.tltct i~- the kitchen and it" he should in the ]dsh Journal says :=L. _ in the fourth distrlet, bya mnjotily of 2702.

pay an income tax under tbe existing law, den for housekeepers, he will like an enormous graveyard ; the numcr-and he isn’t a Democrat, by any means, llopublican nmjori!y of 15-

" 000.-SoTf6tTokffi~ efdant~-d-b~t we gain twoTh~ mcomo country. The" ignoraoco and insolehce of ed to be g~gantio~t¢>inb~tonc~,. They weFoSchonck willconiest the seat.their income without "sweating," though Bridget is fast paving the way for John indeed records ol de

her place in the melancholy than the grave can show. Look. jority. The State was hotly contested, The

find our stock rapidly dhmnlBhing made upon It¯: liks o~ friend:who drew ul~"tho Camden leaving her to seek new avenues of employ, iog on them the doubt arose

mont. It is in h becoming a recognized hegidaturo is Republican..

R~olvedfi~-’That th0disehargo of the faet’lhaiB~ig~’is--mi~re~,~.~at-~m rhallyafrcoconsthution?-Cnnsuehseenes ---Ib-WX’~[¢-ds-3~/0--~,000 Repu;~lieah ....... lie heautifulstyo.nf ....national [debt 6hould be accomplished in lady of the house (I] has got to adapt her be paralleled in Siberia or Caffraria?" majority. The Congrcssmonarc elected by

TONGE POPLINSthe most economical mannerby teeauthor- affairs In suit Bridget, and not Bridget toitios o! the several States, and through For at;~ite the Irish wercallowcd to flow

majorities of 5000 to 8000 t’aelt.]rICH CLOTH PLAIDS,

their ofllccrs;--to the abolishment of the hers. ’" I can’t do yez x~s~hio’ to-day, into-the 61tles. asd ov~rinto England]. But In NEBRASIGt the Bepublican Governor " ’ SATIN LA]NE FQR SUITS,swarms el federal offic¢-holder~, now prey- blrs. Jones," (said Bridget one fine Men- at. length the wrelcltedncss they ever,- is re-elected by 2000 majority und the (+’on-SILK, WOOL, AND COLORED POPLINS,ing upon the people, and a total repeal of day morning), "because, ycz see, Father

where carried w,th them, and their tendon, gressman by 3000¯the odious income tax. In all the now shades, and full lines ofHickey said wo must all go on the exeur- ay to reduce tits wsgesof Englishmenbelow The charter election in Nowork gaveWe leave it tunny common ~onso reader sion." . theliving point, caused a cry to go up from 250QRepnb eap.malorlt~ MEDIUM-PRIOED DRESS GOODS,

it this is not the most arrant" bladerdash." And go she did," a-d Mr.n. Jones had to ~I1 parts of Efigl~nd, for a poor law to corn- ~ .~ daptod to tbo ̄~nts of tile most critical ss well as the m,,st s~.enumioal,

- taamaso peeco’~’6T~nn --- !:’- -- - - - -- ¯ ". " -"-"paupers, Such a law was passed to thrltst contains the following choice collections of In our advertisement uf IILAOK’SILIf~snm. time since, we gave a llst of very bw priessincurred, wo canimagino how it is a mooted point whether "Fatheback the starving Irish on the Iteart!ess lquslc, printed front full-dzo music plates.:" at which price we shall continue to sell them for two weeks longer~ notwithstanding" the generel

ceonomicailytheywouldnow"disehcrgetl Hickey" don’t control all our kitchen,*,agentsof thoirabscnt landlords. For how- Truly Yours~song-nnd~ chorus by Ilays; advance. " ...............

¯ V~o have since added to our stocknational debt¯" Is their old doetrineofre- Let us hope there may bo an end to it ever the laissez ./afro scboo] of politicians Papa, tfelp me across the Dark River--CIlENEY EROS’ AMERICAN BLACK OReS GRAIN AT’a1.00.

pudiation at the bottom of this resolution ? and who besides, but John Chinaman is t may advocate letting industry alone (as if s,,ng and chorus by Persloy ; The worm isResoloed6. That the peopldin the South. ~ol¢e tim problem ? We shall see. any such thing as letting industry aleneh full of beauty when the heart is full of love Same Oood~ as are offered by our Competitors aa very ehual

i at $2¯ern States should, be restored to all their " SI-I’A’q,VLS .A. ND SUITS.rights under the Federal ~overnment, and ~ho ’SQuib" Bugbear. and at the same time taxing it, were pos. --song by Von Emit- Eyca of loving, leo It ° -¯ " t - ’ " g " Wahavegreatlyentargcdour.~llAWLDl~.JrA/lT, IlE/~’~aml addedthoreloaible), yet when the faiiuroofa government ,,~g blue -song and chorus by Philip Phil-

READY-MADE SUITS AND WATElt-PROOF CLOAKS.that any interference with their State or-

The politibal capital which the Dometo protect its indastry redacesits peopls to ips; We won’t leave the farm--song andgani~tious is an infringement upon their

tomskcout w~ , - ¯ , .-.~ ..... - ~,_BROCIIE SIIAWLS, SINGLE & DOUBLE. BLANKET SHAWLS/SINGLE & DOUELE.nation, th~ "IIoathcn Chluee" question, has led

the "let alone" doctrine. But if a gee- the Lord--qusrtette; Jesus and ~lto Cltii- And all tbo latest styles of

- ~ . "4DI SSGODDS.,m*~Scoond-Openlu~" o~I l"oa’cit~-sr "l~rrys;ss--Faba.lcr.,l -

embraces many new at d lO~sonabte goods not )’et e>;hihit*d hy any other hour.EltY LOW PRICES we have been a~king for ~ur earlier and prcscut offerings (much

Although our imp larger scare than. ever before, ̄e already

_~oe .dssdmb?yt~-~ho "inherent-privilcges~aremal~posed thgm.into a most 0gregious blunder in att’o be the tight to secede, shoot UMpn men lenst’0no- resp~ The-s~er~b~ eminent¯is-bound-to prevent~tarvationt is dren__=L’quartctte; ~p#ak_tho truth---quar~ :" _ _-~’AN_CY_SHAWL S ......

it not bound to do so in the cheapest and t,,tto ; I/alto Militarie, or Can: our suits anti Cloaks will he ma~e%pA~oar_own_bnildin-g,~andor~iJ.r_pe-r-~enai_~’~’d~l~l--0a-~ .........td thrc".PSP~e+rlt, -: ~ .~ ~ =o£’th~ +(~hineso jtrthe--countiT-belnng, is--not;as +l’~lli~~J~hriBlino-Nilson’ ¯ ............. :"ST-RAWB~R’I D-GE--~--’~-L-OTII~R, - ......

- A.E. CLARK,-+ --. : e~_:n~ot, wosupposomust-ho-r6~rdcd as hnsboen~tated-b~ political demagogues, totters to its fall,_whilo the armor the f’~voritesehottisehc--aud floatihgbreczc- " wbrkersis stroegl his eye undimmed hy_ Valse Sentime-ntah 2~r.+ ~V. COB.~IGHTHA2VD MARKETSTRE2~TS~ ....¯~U tt~ i~,-:o~l ~ w-h-6I~-na ~i~6 ~ S~’m-6 in- rote ,Ol tsm- lo-the-interest ,of ~heQ_L~. hun~r, a-~ his n~a~rai-~orceunaha~ed ? is invaluablo to all Iovc

S. P. CORDERY. peopls ~’ill be so prejudiced as to differ A. bl,. or any other society of American.... ": ............. + [rom tl, cm on thi~poidt. - Mechanics. It is not true, nlgo, that ’--A stitch in time saves nino,’~and~a_littl~ of music, any singln pieee~L_thd_ above

" " ...........-.For Coroners, ............ natod iu -Am effective wisdom, while _industries arc in being worth as much as is asked for the ......

:--’~"":+ "~’" ~’~""~"~d~r~- 2,’, thc reeds of opposition its date front the fiitcenth ccntury, and is asmoro to prevent the monthly by

WILLIAM SPARKS, p~ogress, that through its mneh a Chinese institution as the Q.U.’A.suffering of the workirig clasees than rail- L. Pctcrs,¯599 Broadway, New Y:ork, at

- LEWIS KUEHNLE. ’we find ourselve~ 6"~p~.ed withun- M. is an American one. + "lions spent after a natina’s industries are per year, Single copies mat ed on rccelpt

ual.-nnd-oncrous.-laws, ~elievin destroyed... The sole. funatioa of-govern ........ . ........eign dry goods atot the workit Idacingthebal- mnkc politi~nl capital out o! this lcgitimate property. "But," said Napo]can, "form-

The Ddmcoratio eooveution at Atlantic Io mn~ibh and need- and purely national Chinese organization, erly they had a property called ]and. Now millions, showingl°ra gainAuguSof ’c, neiS tour.cad ~To, ~J~5 NORTH SECOND STREET, PHILADELPLIA, PA.,.. City, dt~ pass a batch of resolutio~ nnd ueated men--a element in a fop- and have done their b.-st to circulate the we have anew -kindoLproperW--indns,_ quarter.million u _ "~rar~ceirin~-y_Ga~d~daily l~om the NowYork-and phHadel~7---::. ~.-~ --

Inovomeet as’usual at th s season, the public to purchase.eeeded in obtkining a copy of them, nnd ville, that "Quih" is the eallabistie -pa~s-, when you take the means whereby I hoe. gan for the fstrcet, the total withdrawn¯ " ~ ..... Wo have on haud ....withoar..|geecro~ity wBI givo them Evcry Bcvuhteian willitc’~rtily endorse word o£an organization whoso recoursc, if Sogovcrnmnnt protects lifo; liborty, and trom bond being ]n oxeesa of tlm vnlueCALICOE S~t CALICOESI!publidty, that the members of their own the last c[auseot this ro~o]ution. Thattho troublcd by any foreign influence, is the property, all in one, most effectually when during tbo month. There ltas ¯ .party may know what they did, and how

ballot should be placed in tho:hnnds-oFig-assassination of their American laboring

it protects industry, a more brisk demandthis for the million, from 7ets upward¯. . - as the steel

Muslins b~ the Piece at_tVholesale Prices; +ridiculous they appear. The Committee

norant foreigners who bavc not been in the coutpecrs. Though the cxee:s~ve rents of agricul- 1st Itas decreased nearly a tnillioson resolutions was Dr. ~laddce, "P. U. country a month, and this, tco, by thocor- Wc arc gIad to see tlmt few sensible torsIlands fol]owedthe turningofthc taan., while |br the first eight months ~he lar= st ~anttit an,’ ssa :t no 1 , ¯ + ~4-dt=~m’¢--Fn~trar-ett~. .over to

There are no lines of IO.OOO Yards Waterpx-oo~ tell ~lstt~of~ ~¢ prices.Tho-mimtalent weDail}~ .hsve u rightFr°m- suChto expectansomothr’ngnrray of

indeed a disgrace lo our country, and onecredenceCal catclttraP.whtchaUd thothat reportn°twithstandinhas gaineda~riculture, yet, as a wbo]o, it cannot be goods pressin-g dpo6 the market. Blankets from the lowest to tho best grades

~1tthave done away with. . of its dePol)ulation, On the " i~tdltlucml~. Good quality Black Alpacas at 25 ©ts, nnd better grades in proportion.but steal the whole batch passed ot the The 8th resolution Itac tefereneo to their will deter no genuine Republican from contrary, the same causes which depopu.

A larg, assortment of Cloths and Can meel~ for meu and boys ware.. . Dcmooratie+DJat~et:Cooventionat. 13amdoncandidatc for Cengre~s, inwhich they"hail votingoeeording to the consciencoo! agen- latcd thn island rcdueed tho ~’aluo nf tlm ~

BROTHERw..... i.edai,yth, te,..t.,,,eso, B ....Goo+,uodp. themoffasthelrown. But it is him as a standard beater worthy ot hearty t|emen. . land loalevol wl,h ,he eouotries wbich BUDD .L.~C,~ NILKN][] " BL~k-4UKNILI/~M]!Jtmt as well, for the Domoeratio ~-y is tho and undivided support." To FlsngR3tBs.--The Commissioners of arc ncwest and most distant from markots.same throughout the whole Country, and

]~csolved 9. That ere will use every hen- fisheries ot the State of New Jersey being in a paper read before the British Assn. WALI~ER 1~O~.]1~. In this article we eaunet be undersold. A full line o(Hosle,Fumlshing Coeds.thoyro~ivcdthu benefit of thotalent oforablnntcanstopr)tm~thcelectionofthe desirousofo~taining a!l possibh informs- elation itwasshown that lho Irish estates Offerforsahnur+ory sleek from tha bestE+ C~O£V~"~ O.~T_~s C.~O~V~~ .A.T,Ls .+- --- I ish,Frenclrau d Am erican-which~,lr.-Slapeqs Ie,,ett~otnina t d-to-dny|~nd-~o-tlfff tion conccrnieg tho fisheries of the State. o-wried by-English+ embracing 403,- un,I convince yourselves that this advcrttsemcot is ba,ed fact=.the above 0ommittco is wholly destitute, we pledge our best cxerrions. " Pear tree~ of tho most approved kinds, on

~: -u~+--V.~e-lakff:tlto.liberqy+~f-Buggestlng thatDolaware River fisheries o Q0_]aoJ~ sidcs) 005 acres, had been purchased at no avcr- ard cud dwarf. " GOODN.IYllOWN ~’ITH I’LEI~URIL’.

~1fid~iob-d’."age-value-of,-£~.] 5s.-,.-or $13.50"-per-nrr~,_o.+ap2ffe. rrre+ +In great..v~i=, ....................................................................................

the price paid~ for unbroken prairie in lilt-and Doucin stocks. Cut tM+ adrcrt;*¢,~e.~.-rat~as ¯ g.i,h to find t,~e

¯ "?# :. mouthHamm°nton’TownshipEgghadnotHarb°roven_Cily sent2and WeY-de/o. --.thisltcsoh.cd.O.t esolutionThatLe cheWedwe wi:l useeveryt° read--means, drift1" ?Kind of net. used, whether shore or nais ,Iowa, arid 3linues0ta. Captsio Head, " Cherry. . t .....Peacht¯ndardtree~. " and dwarf. . C HE A 1

~ D+ R Y ~" O. O D S S i11 O R Es .Qulnco trees, . 34fi ~LO r-Lh-8 e ¯ o n d -8 tr e~e fig .........gate&- -Herowus a plight; but nothing:is -honorable or-otherwise, to promote the Number of nots used in any one fishing work irelandj tells us of, an estate ---Malberrytrcds, andequal to Dom_o~ratio in~gonuity,_and ~l~ction~he as-it

cents an acre. Ornamental Slaade Trees. ....ntnount-ofeash, to be return- 4. Number and variety of fishes White and Red Horse Chestnut.

three piso.,~, wh6nev’cr resided in themed upon ths el~ctiou of ~aidpcrsorm," Between 1841 and 1851, the houses of- and kuow comparativcJy little concernin -

Bod Bud,hitch the convention more we think the~. Expensesof the g taxes. 135,589, showin8 that in ten yearn over ,, European Larch,moved along.emoothty. The Oommltteo matlcr over, the mor~ we think we won’t . Gross reccipts? Maplrs, &o. Cor. Egg Ilarbor Rood ~ntl Bellevue Avent~e,350,000 humblo houses had been razed to

EVERGREENS..OnwHgRZAs,Re~olutionSTholedDemcoraoyOffwith thOoffOllowingthis coun.:

joiu, vhatthOssy you,Dem°cratiCreadcr ? party, just yet..- porS"diemAVCrage? number of hauls or dratts the ground, and’convcrtsd into deer parks, Norway 8prune, Douglas Spruce ¯ (SECOND D00R-FROM STATION.)0. Date of first lmul or draft? pasturcs ~nd waste. Notwithstanding the r ]lemlock Spruce, Cerulean l’lne, "..... tys looking to a change of uational -policy_ ’the Troathoa Chinese 10. Date of last baul or dralt ? flood or’ emigration to America, the total Au,trinu Pine, White P ne~ - . . " --" " aseesentiaq tolho prosperity of the whole ’ " - -

" .- -~,pcopl~"and believing that th0-conser~atL.~---Tho Dcmocra~ arc eod~avoriug to get 11." .+’l’ime occupied by each haul cr draft ? number of pauporswlmcams upon tlto ff6~- Amoriean Arhor. Vitro Siborian Arbor Vtta~, ~.Vu have just put tn a largo stock at llardware, intending to givo our ntteetlonHovoy’s Arbor Vttm Booth’s Arbor Vitro12 Names of proprietors of any other ern ueat for SUl port wsa ifi]M8 2 045505’Cephalotaxus, Tbuyopsi’s Dolohreta,vot~r~ofthocountylookto that partyas ups great excitement-over thoiotreduo- fisherie.+inyourvieinity. , , , . tothatbrancbofthcbu,inessoxclufivcly, and hsvo now m, hand tholargcst and most¯ the great instrument or~dfeotin~ the re- lion oi the Chinese, aud at every Duroc-

"Please send nns~ers to:forms so imperatively de~nd~.~ed, ~PheretoroEngllsh Yew Cryptomorhbin 1849, 2,142,700; in 1850, 1,17.1,267; L=weon’, Cypress, Irish Jun

cratm convc~tion a lormidabln resolution is B. P. llowel~ M. D., J. 1I. Slack, 31. D., in 1851, 755,357 ; in 1852, 519,776 ; _itt 8weedlsh JuniI~eJolve.d 1. Wo do declare Iho institu-passed denouncing the ’* coolie tradE." Com nt ss oners ol Fishers or the State of’ 1853, 409,668 ; ia 1754, 319,616 ; ia 1855, As,. ,to., An.tions 0f this country, as framed by our Aehoi ..... ileetieu of Hyhrid Perpetual R .... gENERAL HA DWABEfathersapcrpotuallcgacytothewhiteraco, Now, whuin the eatne~fcommou sense,

New Jer.,+ey. 305,220; in 1857, 110, 8’51. and io 1858.andDodl,luou, FloweringSbrubs, manyolthem

...... and it b~ing respunfiibh for the prosperity wouldhavomkodovorthopihofantiquitie~ blr, Oyerl,iserservcd~hocounlywelllast 183,056, Again, wesay this abomination larguspoeimena ..... -and perpetuity of the Government, should for the sake of remtrrecting the "coolie winter. IIe will do so again, of~teselation did not result from over-crowd-.BUDD BROTIIERS, - - " ~ ’ : ..............

.by rtght andjtmti¢o, hold its official posi. 8no-12 Walker Rosd. To be found in this section--trade," but adrivon-t0-tho-walI-DemoeraL ing the land, form tho Baruuy_ nt Eoois,

~1 "~h’-~0~W ~lll--~e -- NAILs,+ BOLTS,Uoas.- -’ ....... - .... Thero will be a grand m~ ~tie~ at Ior inBtonce, tltcro w~ro 230.000 acres olThe immigration of tho 0hinesc has aboutAlonso Potter. sdmlnlstrator, with tho will~.esameoldery ot the "white man’c as much rnlation toc~oliotradens grand- Absecmoothc7thof Novmahor, at Wal- landtoonly 6000paupers, or 230ocrc8 to tanexettof Nsueyfiatherland, deo’d, har ogex. BUIL1)ERS’ IIAR])WA]tE,. ¢ouutry"oud tho "whim man’e pnrty.", mother l]ubbsrd to a Tannn;tt, y rieg- tor~’ Hall. ovory head of a family. Why, then, could hlblted to thh Court under*ath ¯Juat and truo¯ Who left this ~ountw as a "perpetuallog. master, But the Demooralio party must Scull, the Democratic nomlneo for A~- they not live ? Simply bceacso free |or- so¢ouas of the personal e=tate and debts of so d CARI’ENTERS’ TOOLS., ,dee’d, whereby It app .... tkat tho p.r ...... MECIIANICS’ TOOLS,ecy tO the white race," they do not tell us have somebooy to denounce, and as the setobly is about two-thirds ])cmocratic nnd cign intportstions had destroyed their mau- tate of said deo’d Ii InsulIIclent to pay her debts ’~but ourmindiasdnotiucly runsback to July

poor " nigget," has a voio it wont do to tho balanco Bclmblican. Pity tho balanco ufactures, whilo furnishing them no mar- tad req.e,ts the aid of the Court In-tho premls- CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS,es. It Is ordered that all perJons interested In k41h..J778.-.to+4hc old.hul~ndeaee+Llall,+ denounce bim.-mtd-thn-" prneticeot-halfais not tho other way,--tbr hist. ket for their crops. Fo] thin miserable the lands, teuementsandr*al.tat+oflald dec’d, ......... SPOKES, FFI,LOES, 1tUBS, &c;,

policy of misgovcromont tho people lay 6n ~ppear before the Court. at the Cuurt Ilou=oPhilad01phia, when that uoblo band ot century cannot be brokmt, off nt once, so it

Ilop, John W. [lazehon is making a their basks by the hundred thousand, with-~ay’SDeeenberLanding, onneatthetoTh|r/eenChshow cause whydaYso maeh°l

PUTTYPAINTsAN])ANDG’LASS,oILS,

patriots scot forth to this country, and to is providential that Jnhn Chinaman haspersonaJcanvasaotthowholodistriet. Hc out food orwork, "for dmhungcr," be-

ofthesald hands tenemants heredttamcuts andth0 world, a noble legaey, indeed. Wltat turnedup just io the right montont. Those

ha~ been in this count)’ the past week eal- cause riley had discovered that u starvingreal estete of *ahl dee’d .hoold not be,o d a. . CORI)AGE, (AH, HINDS.) !!

did t/k-y then dcoisre--"That all men arc who arc older than the editor of the liE.ling upon al the promi ent Republicans in man could live longer laying down than

It, DEVINNE¥, Snrrogate, t TINWARE,will be suShtee; tc p¯y her ,tehll ¯

crcamd EQUAIr--toat thoy aro ondowodPImLteAN, wlil rcntmttber what a commo-

Iho eouely. He was at Winalow last nvon- standing up.¯ bytheir Creator With eortalo inalienabletied was etude about tho timu the Irish DaUd, Ssptemh IS, 1870. 8at0.1~rights. * * * That to co0ure thesocommmtcod to cutlgrato to tltis country in

ing. And yc~ nino-tentbs of the very lri,h-IMherlli~a Adj. Nale. Table and Pocket Outloryprights govornnt,mta arc instituted deriving largo numbers. What u hue and cry wus It is said the I)omoerado nontince for mcu wbn escaped front thc~ suffcriags to

The property, s~[Itcd as the property of E,Isln ~]t~ a ]argo assorlnteat ofthelrju*t powern from the con~ent of the rated. It was demon,tratcdto a eortainty Shcriffexpocts to swoop Egg Ilnrbor Town- bceomo freo and eovereign voters of the 8. Tay[nr, taken In *xeeutlen ¯t the =nit of J.hugoverned." ~-hcy did not quallt3,’this b,that iftho thoIrishand Uermaoswnreper-ship. ]n that case wo .hoqhl pr01cr Ihe Uuitad Stat~ weald march to the polls in I. Cook, eL_al.lta.~ ad~.sn~ until .......

nnymentlou-oFcolor.---wh-dthcr-d~’-IJlhcl~mittcd to eomo Io this country tho prico of

"leavi;t-g-";-’? tO+ tbo ;’ sweci)iugs." l~.cd, solid phalanx attd vote for treo tra~c, with Hsturdmy..o.,,.Ue... i,~o, Parlor and-0ook-St6Ws: ................ ----yellow or green. (though wc think ii th, labor would go down to a mero ntyth, for inan will havo 10011mJority thuro. P, lak’n a nil its tundenc:en to bring America into the

8. it. CAVILI’:F.It, Sheriff.atth ..... h ..... dlpI .... N]q~V G()O])S EVE]TrY WEEI~.

latter color was made an exception a(the same argument m uow applied in the note el it. , eatuc eoedltinn as lrolandthen was, Who 8al0-1|

~ o Int, n,I to .ell for small profit and to_d~_ a Stzict {J 8IJ . _ .....large majority of tho Domocra|jq paJ’ty oa+e of--tlto-Ohinese) it was evittent-that Woknow-wby-the l)emoerats pet Car- talke of the wiMom- of’the colteetlvo poe. . ......" i. ~ ........... ’ Ix’. A IIUSINFt~8.’#6uhl-be--f~l~d"-d-m)~--8o tauch Ibr the their style of living was much less expeu- dory on for Shurilf. lie ioou tire bridge pin ? Nothifig is no densely ignorant as tire

IExeeutor~a Notice to ~Ured- 11~’- (.all and examine our goods nnd prices..... itor".boast of the "white race legacy." sire, consequently they would be able to building cnmtnittec at Absecon and hun ignorance that moves in maasce~ and .us- Allen A. l~raa uan=utar~uf~,aoena Lska, do- .......Re~olv~d2. That the Demoorate of’At- work for much lcn,. Diditprovotobethe chargu of the s+nrk. Withuut,oomineell Tiinslttclfinnumberal - e .....,, h, d,,.o,, ....,,h. ,.,r,,g.,. ot,h. M;-D~ ..... J.W. DEPUY.lactic Cuuuly will st~sdily oppose negro case? As tltoasands upou thbusanon nt tive hu wouhl not have tim work contplot- Wo talk lrankly to thu Irish puop]e, be- eredltere uf hs sa ,I Luc.n¯ Lake, t* bring t ’10-tf

]IAMMONTON, NEW JERSEYsuffrage, andput forth ovcry effort to re-

Cuunty of Atlsutlo, hereby give notice to the

talc our primitive white supremaeyin each hiah, Garmatk Italians attd the poor altd ed in thrt:o atontha. Truly they arc a cause we de.pine all dmuagogery, and be. th.lr debls, d¢lnauds and claims ag.ln=t Ihe v=.and every branch ,,f t}tia g~atgOrernment,opprenned ot’ almost every cJitue flocked tu hiving aul, they, in thu past, have been specially late t,f ~ald done,lent under oath ,,r amrmatl.u ~.

with n n aa moulhs, or Ihey wLII be f.ru¢er bar-Juhjecttoit. Whmtwem,’oaulrishutan scdofsnyaet[~ntheref .....gsln*ttl ....

blex-POTTER CORDERY,

The l~mocrats of New Jersey are really our sltore.,’did not the price of labor u,l- The lirnt nnmbur el the new n,ugazhm,talk, write, or vote for llritinh lrno trudo, cuter,

AI.I,I~N A. STEVENS, l’Isr,a litth mote co.sistent titan we gave Ihem vance rathdr thau doprociale7 Do ally 0f ,Ncrlbqer’s M..t/,/.¢, eouductcd by J, (l,

We fed no innatu tendenoy to oollsr Itim,l)aled, Juno 18, IS7O, b0. SaSm’odit for. But bohlnd it all wo cau ca,dly

our American workmen wish toso bauk tollolland, etatt, off ~dth |utiy-nine ilho+tra

and .how bim back under itn htfiuencoil~l~~~-i~

discern Iho reason tbcrcforo. In uear]y tho ’*good old timos," when 75o. und $1 tic s, h c u i g a frontispiece, aa fi=Jesayilg :7-"Thero, ir you like tho Brilish¯ crerypsrt o! the couulry, as ~Oon as the weroconsidetedgoodwages/oradays wurk? tinted paper, ithmtrative td {]ecrge 31a0|rtm ttedo in well, sta~ ht lrolam’l, whore And Baked Beans.negro:pommn~d dvoto, down wcntthodem- Wn th:nk noL l’ho China,o came of tboir llonahl’s new htory, " Wilfrid Cumher-

oeratlo party

;rata ot Now

\ %

BUSINESSCARDS. ADVERTISEMENTS. Tom Drown to Amorlcans.’ JOIIN TO JONATI[AN"~3IR. IIUfHIE,~

E T BALCH. M D. MEAT_ lWAI’,KET AI)nltES~ AT TIIE BOSTON MUS[O IIALL.Sp~oiM at~ntioa ~o tbat.,ealment of Consmotly on hand tho bcst quality or BOSTON, Oct. 1].--Ah. but hereyoc

CIIRON£C D-[SEASRS, reg-

A I[,ul;ed nu,nbo: of in.door p¯tionte reoeired. CORNED IIBEP. VE(tETADLES A~D u]ar Angular Saxon ] You have crossed

’: 48.8~a .._ I~I~OD~C~,,___the.broadAtlanti~:you-h~vo penetrated to

......... J ii" I;4OWELL, In’se¯#on. Prot~ iven Phtins, and now, after two months

AYTOANEY AND COUN$SLLO& hT LAW, IIEN.Yo BO~IVL~I~I.~183 Plura ~;,’eet, Haramontou, A],r~126~1870" . monwcahh, nddressed Harvard studdnts.¯ ¯c d.o,N +

Wonder of the W Id[]~isteuingtothcirenllcgcsengs, and in.the

Ptempt eolleetlon~ mado In all p~ts of tbo-Stuto 0 rgarb of J ohn Bell, taking brothcr Jonuthanby thn button-holn and talk~nt~ to him l~k~

M D & J W DEPUY IVO1NAN/~I’lglGllT.IYANIIEIg,a father, It is an inspirntg sight to see- DeaIffrk-ln TItE BEST AND ~IIEAPEST

OgNERAL IIARDWARB AND WHEEL- Good Agents Wanted,31usie Hall bubbling over with hum anic,’,

WRLOLI:g SUPPLIP-S, SAMPLI,~ WASIII:R FOR $2 and Jlarvard crowding muoy a door to givel~,=mooto.,, Now Jor,e~. LARGE C0513HSSIONS. a cordial ",~elcom6_to -" at~old,~y ’."

- - .... Doyou remember your "Tom,Brown"

: DK t~UUD~, U[tOCERIES, CROCKERX% address .you

RO0’fS&SIIOBq, FI.OUR,& FEED &c.,&c., O, 31. JONES, Brook’sla’rowcllspcech at1~,u~by? "JJul-

Hammonton. NnwJero8a7-1y Wi[miugtoo, Del. lies are cowards, and ono coward makes

¯ .AB ..... I TA many." + + - ’ukemy+or_ _ tbr-it,~you-get plentyi- PLA~I’¢R+BR & DItlCKLAYF/R--

-----ltaoy~.;’llotte,’~.t&~.e. . J_m’.t2inb~o~ maal~wha.t~vcr" so.hiuofseut .o my ~dd-ers, or ordo-o le,t army residence may think. And 1;’fcshmen Sophnmoros,will be p,Jmp3y-an,wercd, - 0]2

-t ~’~’W ~OI~[{.~,f. IIt~mmooton, Now Jcr#ey. __

Junio=s and Seniors, have you ]carncd thaLother ~,ernmu whieh+very-studtme-~houM

....... H A TREMPER( -knmv-by-’beart?~Qni~’6~T/~b’qii-e-fithcrt,_spcak Ul) and ~Ltiko out, il necessary

AT THB-NI’:W ItRIOK STORF:. lor w]tat.~obvcr is trine, and manly, and love.~ett*tae;.Iou Guaranteed. ~fl- A,aas.~ort-

mout of Tailor’o Trimmiqgs kept constautly bn ~ ]b¯, and o[ good report. NeVer try to be

=2Vtf -- ~Ham monlb n.- l%w~’e/’t by7 -t:~

-t ..... ~ J oLhcrs to do thch¯s, and yoa inay Jeave lhe-0 J FAY - - ~ 4 t0xie ot’h-’el[ng io the school higher than

DRU~g, MF,.DI~_INES, PAINTS t OILS.~’q

you t~on-~an,l~_d~oLu~oo~rhiel~~ttt-eau ut~3.,-.-xlro-to g~P.l~ratlnLi~

W D PACKER. of your couo[rytnen yet ua},ortt."

RgPRESHMP.Hawmonton, New Jersey. buihlin~ " (jell ~:~’,’e the Queen" proehims

- -- - -E"-H- ~-- ±he cuntizn, oi an old lricnd, and hdrchc is,

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rHam toy, .New J~rsey.

- iors; by Sumner, ri~ing over all, by I rcs-

K K THOIglAB,No. of Policies i~sued in J86’J. . 8,778 "idents Peabody agd Eliot, the past andAmouat Insuredin 1869.. $21;2.1~L000 :..cnt of IIa~ard y, wa]king

_ PII-0 T O G R A P_.H 12 It_, ~- . Wheto-Nn, of }’nlieii~s issucd by tho Com-"Over i~ackcr~a ~atv~u,

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J E P ABBOTT, -~’os. 22 d~ 2G ~+-~N~.’NI. Cor. res~manA.~H-~Bice,nndquaATTORNEY¯AT ~A~&~,,(ASTglt~’N-CI/AN Philips, who re"

CL’~"a~" "~ Prcsldent. .. eeives a round of applause. We lry to bearM~ty’s Lnatdlog, ~cw Jcrscy. TUS LAWRENCE, up "ngin such a reg’lar knock down o’ tal-

CHARLES M NEAL. Vice Prc,ldent ~llt’~ ’-"lR~d-IATTORNEY AT LAW Seera~ry. Actuary, lluges has a.greeting as precious to him

MIR.ALTY. . P. II0GIIRS. S.C. CIIANDLES, Ja.is to ns the rocdloction ot his frieudship

OFPIOE, lt4 SOUTH SIXTH 8TREET, DIflECTORS.

...... Chauucey 3.I. DoPo~, (lala¯Soer~ia*.y of State.) given IO the Cambridgo erew in the intor-.

qt. elll attouttoa paid taall mattere rnlatlng to "ustus Lawrence, l’reMdcnt, national boat race.~aeaat .Property. . IIilton Seribner, 139 Broadway. ’tk slight’marl, about five feet ten inches

fl M i~NI~LEHAHT At, 18ON,R hMd W. Bogart,-f O, M. llogart & Co. Rakers.~f. II. Wynkoop. of 1Vynkuop altd Ihdlcnl,cck. in heieht with flord comoh-xion, good fca*

WATCIIE$. JBWELRY, and SILVER WARE ltev. ltenry O. Visb, D. D., Newark. New Jersey tures, sandy hair. and sidn witisker.% tinged25t Bolrth S¯¢oud Btreet, Luther W. Froat, New York.

- , Philad*lphla. Josepb T. Saogor, Merchant, No. 45 Liberty St.with gray, a refined mouth, light.blue eyes,

M H IIOBINBON, .Annual Premiums ......... $I,$2~.759.20 Brown." lln is attired in evcninz dress

ItOUSE, SION. A~D CARRIAGE PAINTEE. ’Iatertst ............................7~,7~2,40 ..... a2~ t~very leetttrer+ought to bo. and fi~v~2-t:a

¯ Rents ~ ........................... ;,,5 I,I,lP.P9ll¯mmontoa. ~.J- Accrued :Interett .............. ;15,551,00 peer from tho but(ou.bo e Unassuming,

making nat, ffort at oratory, r,,ading from ai

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- IItmmcnt~, N.J. DISIIUItSEMrNTS, L say "Yankee" voice, Tom Brown speaks

"1 " O~~-~’" ’;Idel Iwkb deahlikoamon, lie s,4.~’.sho ]la-s ao ~hadowot

..... WIIBIthWIiIoIIT &-UNDE]gTAIIER, ] as p~li*t=.~.../ ......... ~1t~+~250.00 " claim upon our pcoldc, and we say hc has.Patd fur dP’l ends, LIe ~a s tha" he s " ’ "¯ ’ llammontons N. J .... ed P t~miut s " ’

y ~ I¯ n3t nvcn perlnltted to_ _ ’ . ztmrn r n, .. "

JOHH’I~UTTKNTON* Purehued Politicspay lus own pOslage stanlps, and wo say

~IURtqEKYMAN AI~D YLOR[ST,Au,I Annuities ................ 151,494,97 that it servo’s him right, lie says that ho

Paid for natarles T¯X- ¯ . . .¯ Ilammontos, N, J. ~ RenL Advertis-

wouhl be stmph,, a brttto tf ho dnl not feel

- =_ _~’-===:~= Ink, Ststhmcry, kc, ....... 1¢9,702,87" . nttC liJlltlatl~:i and..wn-~y t hat- wo sh, told-be" ~ 1’[...;: ........... & ....... p¯ld....Oomml.str~rv .............................e ...... t"’" ’ ~.. . . ,

....... eo .... , ................ 5 03_ O_ ’" *...................... ~"0 B";~P/~ I N T I N G, ............ ’ ,. u sorates wcto not.mutess exten.etl rhenlikoa bra’,’e, truo soul~ Im says that heforo

$/150,48t~,73 all ho is an Euglisltn~an ; that Iris respect

is unmixed. From the dcep-est and purcst fountain some bitter thing

will rise, snd I have not been able even ia~ew~vorld to ~eupe-the~ommen’tot ol-

tnaakind ia the old. Evcrywhore I have

fouud, when I have soubded the reasonsall tlais

me personally because (to usc the wnrds ofsome, ",vbnm I hope I may now look on asdear friends) "" we feel thot you are’one of

as." ’l_’he mmffent the nante at my coun-try wa~ uloa[[oltnd~ a cloud came over thekiadest faces. I canuot conceal from tny-

that time ; and [ say without hositatlon thatnot; even in the crisis o[ the tmdo movc-

and law on ono eide, Slavery. and pHvilegoon tho othcr,.whleh was soelcrnly wrcsfledihro-ugh and brought to so gloriou’s aml tri-umphhnt/t decision in your rcbellion. Ther0

to supposo that thcro was anything like in-

differeneoon our side of tho water, an4 no

[~na can understand the question who makcs

It is a mistake, also, to sapppsethat anyscetion of our peop[u- were en one sido er

the other. Let mosayaJew w0rdsj~phn- the noblo words ofon6"-6t--yoor-greatest

thu subject+ Aud first, poets attd s~auushest patriots, wt.ieh rangof tl.e aristocracy, I do not mean for e out in thedarkest momentsof thu

them took sides with the Confcderates, anddesired to scf them successful and the great

Republio broken up. into two jealous and

hostile nations¯ )Yh+aL.e~_~u]tlly~n0k for2ympaLby

that quarter ?"Eour whole history has

~n~’~te~ protest against privilegcand in fa__yvor+of equal rights for all men,

ou-havo hover been carcfut-in~peeeh

or conduet-[~.~iat~ *a,h’er’saries.For years your papers aud the speeohes of

your publie taea havo rung with deauncia-

tions(muny of them ~ery ~nfair} ot tlLemand

expressed in undying words thatwhich wero trying to utter :-

Oh sLrango new laud that yct Wast never~uatk_ftma..thoa--b,

. wrung,I1rowu fauudllo of the woods, whoso baby-bed

tread,An’ who grewst strong thru’ shifts, and waot,

and. pains,Nussed by stern v

V,ynung

¯ ith each bard hand a-vassal ocean’s mane,Tbou. skilled hy Freedom, nnd hy great eventsTo plteb new Statos as 01d-Y(orld men piteb

tents.Thnu, taught by-fate to’knoW 3c~o~:ahh

And whose freo

Indepenffenee, blany followed their old The Republio of ~rmaoeanti-S}avery traditions faithfully, and cast let us have~o

Ut One0

less of the reiterated assertions, both on ulatien. Propheclesoffaihre~n4indablbyour +Bid0 of thb AHandeand ours thattha ity are of thosowhlch_~ia~, thek--own£ul,

Union and" ff6t Al)6]if~o’-ff-w~ t’he issue, filment. . ./~lany came because they had learocd to "Let us no,-forget that ~e~ men--tl/e"Io3k upon your

to us so anxiously for ~mpa~y andstitutio.us and rejoice in hcr! aro the men WhO ta~dthotagh they in 8omo sort belonged to them- firmly hy ~ in our ye~8 of trial, WI~O had

selves~ Allfghthe treme’ndous~ignif~eance" an tmwavering/aith insusdame, emwafail.

o[ thu struggle ned t.~ut the fature of their ing charity i~or our incomist~nclos and mis-owa country was almost as decply involvcd takes, and who explained us to the worldas Lhe futurn of America. Toai

selvns. Thcso men render~it~immenso :~practical servlco by making it impoasible for

mioe to the extent iLgladly would h~vo

done. It is to them we owe it that, thougkNapoleon wns agkinst us, ,’~ranco’was forn~.

hy vindicating their confidence in

fie.--T]/d -triiim~)h o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-~ri-lg’~ h0~ gave new ""pledges for its success there. Let us not

bc wanting to them no~r. "/-~t-Us bffCr~__~

"~h6ffi-fli-6|-~h~’b-6f~f-mb~linfidence whoso - ~--value wa here learned.

Beforo the fall of Nath~ the interest of humanity,so lar as tliey

habit of allo~ing thcir sentiments, but they_know what is going on in the world, andbare long memories. It would be wcllit

on this side, >~ould rentember that inhc]p thcmselces. A

msn it~ England may be born a lloward, aC’iv~ndish, or a Cecil, without any fauk othis owu, and is apt to rear up, as you say,when this accident is spoken el, as though

it were an act ot voluntary~maliguity ou hispint, and-to reseat thu dootriao that hise!ass is a nuisanco which should be summa-

~gainst the ponre~t child-bat usw all is~han~di

~rave’s not dug whcre traitor hands eha]l parts are rnvmsed.

lay - If the Ki~got Prnssia could add Iho

- It was in this faith that v,e took ourstand with afire resolution it;sin0 effort

¯ of ours should be spared to b.olp your pcopleto shake themselves dear of the deadweight of SlaverY, to preserve that vast in-heritance of which God has made you guar.

dians and trustcos for all thu nations n f tearth unbroken, and free from tho stand-

people

France demands that sho eoula comply with -

andl these satistiM, withdraw, he Wouldgain an influence in Europe such as no vie-tories could give him. it wQuld seem that

be is not great enough for this fbrbearanco.Perhaps it is wel/Th-a’~he-f~ not-Frauce-is not inorally responsibIa for thi~

war. Dut no nation cau deelinn tho mate-

this country is m)o which )ntlst bn dceplypai~lul to ev~rj~ l’,n.entcd tt~tq,-i>t’ar In’re t~-nighb. I bad |wped to I>n ul-

blwt,d ttt I~t! allH)n~ )’t)tt sitnl,ly u’+ a ]i-h herand u h’arncr. ~ilIPO lit}’ doSlblV alld your

ki.,hl,,,s as t,rd,,~e,I it oth,wwi-,,, l canonly .~],c+lk [o yDu o| ililt( sdfich i~ Irp])ol-lntht bl ely tb,m~:hts, ,,I sllich ICy hcart isInlb II [ ~.ty th ,,..¯ tvhich Ittt, bnt,I h.,r

vt,u | J ]lt’,tre l ’,llll htllC "tl n’di Iizlrtb>u llitt;t, y.o w,,uM a ,l’.l,,I child \’t,t~ tilt, rl

t,l~o[i.L[I]e for b:tVill.~ [311Ehf Iite {o otwa ILlyhcalt al.l to ~l,tak tDi nlilhl Itl yOIl, lint]will I.tk~’it in +...,I l,,~t’ if 3,m d,~ nol ilndth,tt hnatt Itnd innltijlt~t >d.tt .~otl had u~-~OLtt~cd thcn| to [Itl, l ptOllt)~e, Ih~.,n, Lt~

*

night, ttt :+tattt Lha ca.o ol nly COtlntty I*~1I~.t~" :>’~ te~atds Iwr e~sndttt’l ~ltiltl your }~rt’aL

Ibl,clli.o ~>na raging, lu n fight tor lift.,,

nnd inr I,tint~il,lt’n tb..iter th*n hht no loanC;LII be lair tt) tll,~o ~ ha are ttat~idt!. Thelillltl t’t,lllr~l whoa IIlvy van Wt’igh I,olh t+idt, s

ol ¯ Ih,i ca>c nnputially I tsust thatthotimo hut now alll~t’d, altd. tl,at [ cau t,alk:lyuppcal t~ th,~ ¢.i[in jud-’mcot ol a £1cat

jlct*ldo.It i, .I,,ohtr,.b n,¯¢~-..tl}., i. ot,lur Itl nt,-

I ,,.~t,. ubat t,,ok l,l.c,, ,,t l’;aglaud drain,:l’t,tll ~It’,tt ~lrlt~t’l(, ,# l It tn hlilttl, ill

-t i on~, _~£h e ro=~vere~ o’-’~qiie r orfricn~ls ofthc Union than thu Duke of Ar-gyll, Lord Carlisle, ond others and itshoud be remembered that, although thoclass madeno sceret of-ttreir 10hhhigs,’~fi~]"

maay of them, I believe, subscribed largely-to tho Confcderate- ]o~e, -n~0 motiou hostiI

House of Lords. T hgy lta:,’o lost their¯mortey and ~en the defeat of the eausu they

fitrored:-a defeat. I tru..t, so thorough thatthat eadsu will never ugaiu be nb]e to raiseits head oo this Uontinent. I believe they

htve.learncd much from the lesson, aml

part]3 from othea’ causes to which I cat unthere refer, they are lar ntore ia synt~athyat this tit e=w t the na’.ion than they haveevcr yet been, Ofcoltrsn those who hanground attd depend upon the aristo~Tracywont with tbcat, far too large a ebtss, [ antsorry l~i say, ia our c0unlry, and wlto.~evoice i.~ tot, apt to be heard iu clubs uml

soet ety. But Pall .Malhmd May l,’a;r, andtho journals snd periodicals wbiei~ eebo

tho vniee of Pall 31all~ do not ntcau munhbt Eugland, though they are :1 pt to talk ns

.though. t hny.-did,- a rid.rite-sore el hn 6~’1 f/k-6"ffat their word.

I oI h great Itlercaa[l]O world e0ntcs next

iti order ; -a~d. li~too~l~-w~is a de-cided prcponderaneo against you, Titcnatural hatred of di.~tnrbanco which dom-inates thoso whose xuaiu el,jeer ia llte is tho

ulakiog money, Itrobably swsyed tho betternmu atnne G them, ’,vho forgnt MtocntherIhat for that disl ~rbaneo you were not rn.sponsibln. The worse worcearried away bythe hopes of gaiu to bn made out of thu

soro need ol tha Stale,, in r,+bolliott, ond indetioneo of the lawa of their own country.~Ul autot)g the most eluinent, as well as inthe funk and liln ol thiselass, You had nnmywarm Iriend~, sneh as T. Baring and Kirk-

ham. llodg.,on, and tho Union and l’:mon-cipaticn Socielios ot whinh I sball sl.eakprc.~cutly~ |onnd a nantber ul thc[rstaum~It~apporlors in their rnnk.+, Tho maau|ac.tttrers o|" l’~nghnd xvero far tnor~ gent~ro’,ts

hi their ~yntputbirs. ¯ Cohdcn, Brigl/t aud["ureter wetn th,,ir ro|~tesen|tllt~,’es, as wellas lhe rvI rt~eutativos 0!’ the great bulk elt)nr 15Ati~3n. ~t havo no neet] to Speak nf

tbcnl, |t,r their nanto.-i nro hone ted lit, to n~LbL, y ere at hotnt,, Now, ht!b)ro l ~lwuk ofyour h’iclnls, h’t tntljust rcntind yoo thatit Is )|rt’ct~t.]y \¥ith Ihat I>nrliou tt| tbu Eng-

li.dt natiu, ol whioh 1 have bevo vpcakingthaL d’,:U pcuphl couto inlo t’x,ntaet ~y[-(,nthey art3 ill onr ct~anltd’, t~tt .~lnt’ticaa

st’ncrolly has int rmhtot ions ,,~ hich btitlg himIn[o rrlaliuns niorotq, le~s i,ttouatt~ with

,~tllllt) t.eotiott nl Ibat t..t’iety to whieh t,tll’£trir~[oerut~y gtvc~ itet t~nu ; ttr be i~ tt>~l~q~gUS ear htt~il,c~ phi [,~,.e~l asd etllnr:.i cldctly

ItCtU-:t uur tuoreanlt[o v[a:a~¢A, l t’untlot

Ih~bnr believe tbat thin" hwt gt~ I~r Io raplaiu~, tu toe, elltatffd.inury Ilrt!vuh’tlt’e otrite b,diel he,n tbpt tl,o Engli..h naliuo wa~

on tho sido el tbe lhlclliot~, Thut I,e[itfha.~, [ hopo and bclievo, ehangvd ~on.i,lcr-

u|dy~int’t~tho waw’~ol thut mightytternt

huvo bdKUO [o cahl| dowIi, utn] i atU nutwil bout hopcn that l moy bc aide to chan::eit yet .~otnowhaL mort’, ~illt ~t, nte aL lca.tol¯ t[ttm0 ~rho havn the patlcn,.t~ end kin,I-ttc~.:l [O li,tca to mo Ibin ovcning.

/~lld n{iw let IIIO tllrl] IO [ho.~t~ WhO ~lLIOthe ~tatmeh Iti,,tt~[’~,l t!~O N~rtlt Ir~ni th,,

gh that we could ju~tol~ligatiot~s. Sho witt ieel hei’sel~eom.do in any ease, but that little wasdoen with pelIed by her own diguity, not lessthanatl-~ur hearts, and on looking ~ackI n,Gir the-requirementsof her p~ition, to muke

not but thi’nk was woll done, " aay eom

.... ~l~ere’-was no ...........................b o- dish’0-fi b-t:~q~ j,- ~s~i’e g.

~erehildren.ization. -Until u(ter thff

Junction, in 1851, thereexprcsston of sympathy with the

Rebellion. Thc Timcsand that porli6n-ofthe press which follows ils lead, and is al-

ways ready to zo in for the sidu they thisk"trill win. were lecturing on the wickednc,-sof the war and lh~’ absurdity of the RebelStates iu supvosing that they re+-ist for a

:If any port,on o! her pcople fee] thcmselve~

~y aronot nuw in a position.t0 make thcir wishes

known, Tho republic maintainiagitself~ asystem will .be spcedily inaugurated in Ea.rope which rill permit them tu decta~ theirattisities fearlcssly attd harmlessly. But -France, who Lelinves (l>en: her o~n

tiut+.iu our a-g~e-, to he unsettled hy a lost~

li you will reread tho official documents

now, I thiuk ynu will ullow that tliis wtsso. Then eanm Mr. 3lasoa’s rosideneu iaLondon, whero his hou~’h becamo the tamil-tar resort of all Iho leading syutpathizer~with the liehellion. The newspaper wldeh

he started, The lud¢.r: was (u’,l, weekafterwcek. with false and tneliguant attaek~ onyour Governnteet. "rhu m~st bitter ol theut

to us was the constant insistavee, bhcksdby quotations from the speeches 3Ir. Lin-coln and l~fr. Seward thot tha war hadnothiag to do with Slav,~ry; that entanei.pation ’Was far moro likely to c,~mo ti’omtho llcbels thaa Iront yuu,

"Thu]io that is half n truth is ever thebtackeut u! lies," .aed ~o Io[t the truth r[that wnntlerlnl soylhg. TIdn had been ourgreatest difficulty Irntn thq lir~t, Our geu-

oration h~d beea seared tat attli-Slaveryprhtciplcs. WO rcmcntl,cred as ehibh-cnhow tho great I,uttlo v,’a~ Wnn ill I’]ogland ]hOW, nvt2n iU t)ur ntlYa~rles, we gave nil our

~ugsr [e,~t wtl nd~ht l,tJ ta~ting thtl uceur~tlthing, and Htb>etihtd t,ur penhica thaL tLnehah]s nfi~bt bo t, ttock |rnnl all humsnlinlh~ I,’,manciputitm hatl beon Iho t’l,lt¥1t-

trig glory el ]’:l}~land iu our eyes. Ihtt wohulod that this great lb.co was not whh tt~,.wa~.l evt’ll ~]ilqdng ntvay nnd tlfihiog ta th.other ~i,h,. It ua~ not ,~oly 3h’. 3ia~t,t~’~

pal,vr ttnd thu b.tckluK he got in tutr iit~,..~~’,hleh x~a,+ nt.l, rndai,*g it. ’[’ho vcln-

mvnl I t,ltc.~t~ ~1 th~. ~ltu _bad b~+’n fol:)ear,+ Io,,kvd upon I*X t11 *’IS the toltqnoat n|"~old.h’r.~ in the grc:tt c,tu.~P, tnbi in the ~atx]o

Where all kinds of Prlntlnl[ can be d’~no In thebait L~aI|00S at churl noLico. The olnoe I~ ,welllupplied wlth

Republican Office,

AT

[ should bo sintply a Urute ir I were not

deeply !ouehcd and abashed by the kind-ness 1 lt’ave received amonG you. i canaever hope to repay it; but the memory of

it will ba always amoug my mcst prcciouspossessiens, and I=ean at least publicly ac-

I do here this

importunity, it i~ not so w’ry bard to turn

ceived from one cnd of tho land to thoolher, frmn men and women whom I bednever scee in my life, mden whom I bsd

hat the most generous, gracoful+and unobmtsivc hospitality. I am not ro-

ferri~g’t~thi~-eity-and itswhich all Eqgtishmen arc-generully eup-

most of us have some old and dear friendor twu. [ speak of your States from ~lew

York to Iowa and Missouri, "from tho Ca-nedian" b+ort[6r" t6" Wash~ogt0n. Evcry-

where I Itave been carried about to thoFlaces of interest in ,the neighborhood,lodged, boardcd, und eared fur as ii I had

-absence. Ilowever demoralizc# aa Eeglish-

is always onu :plauk in hls social morals

which he dings to with tho utmost tenaci-ty, aud that is payieG for his ows oostage

i~Tadl_vL~cleas~,d. "I am -ob]ig’ed to keep

being staml;ed and posled fcr mu by invisi-bl~ hands. :i never bcforo haw so tully

realized the-tr ut h~f t ho~wremarks+of y6~,rleari~,d-a~d pin~-l%lt~+z~, the l{cv.

Homer Wilber, who~c lucuhrations havebeen a source ot much delight to me formany years, when hc sals s,utnewhere: ’* ]

ian i[ :i wer0 olwaysa vi>itur at dm houseof some hospiIgble /ricnd. [ can show a

~rcat deal ol ~elf-denial w]:cre the best ol

$2,00 PER YEAR