The Perry County Democrat from Bloomfield, Pennsylvania • 1

4i to W''v. 1.1 "TRUTH IS MIGHT AND WILL fftC'VAIL." Jo. EDITOP. I'O 111 23TOt. JOXI3ST ISvIJG-EE, VOL.

23. NEW BLOOMFIELl), PA, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 1, 1859. 23. Id I I 'E 5 5 THE "X30eiwrOCX-VT." JOHN A.

MAGEE, Editor and Proprietor. viuliicatiou does sho need at your bands fore bim, with the manacle chaiu, tanc or lh3 teachings of family Oonrje-for tho Are the circumstances which was never forged or welded tious has given the fatal bias to the as to require of her-tho re-enactment of iu the heated furnace of a riotous and euor's wind, which l)d him away frduj th tho Mosaic law. reotuled bv the boniirn cruiieut imagination, stricken from Ium wurbinof liisown huuanhiiU woda snJinLo OF HON. DANIEL W.YOORIIEES, i 7 horror from Mary Magdalene, and spurned the repentant sorrow of' I'eter wlio betrayed him. Fur my client I avow every sympathy.

Fallen and uildouo broken and ruined as bo- is by the fall, yet, from tho depths of the fearful chasm in which ho lies, I bear the common call which the wretched make for sympathy more clearly than if it issued from the loftiest pyramid of wealth and power. If lie who made the earth and huog the sun aud mocn and stars oh' llgfit," atfd created man a joint heir of eternal wealth, and put within bim an immortal spark of celestial flame which surrounds Ilia throne, could remember mercy in executing justice when Iiis whole ulau of Divine Gov Tcr annum, payable in advance, $1 '50 if paid -within the year, 'I 00 No paper discontinued until all arrearages ere paid. A failure to notify m. discontinuance at the expiration ot the terni subscribed for, will be considered a new MfwionaHr fill mvssrt M. RUSSELL, Jttornty at 'Lute.

Office at his residence on Iliuh street, next the Presbyterian Church, Blooiiiueld, Terry Pa. July 7, 1S.19. A. BARNETT, Jttornty at Law New Bloomfield. Perry county, 1'a.

Office with C. F. Junkin, Esq. Oct. il, I F.

JUNKIN, Jllnrnetj at T.un; New (ilootn-I field, Perry county. oJlice opposite the "J'ovy County Democrat." April 1604. INTlliE CHAS. J. T.

INTIUE, .1.., I), Jiiurtirys at Laa New lUoom field. Perry comity: office corner East of Court House. teb. ISM. A.

SPONSLEli. Auvrnnj at Luc. New unomneiU. erry couu.y, onue directly otiposite C. Hotel.

May IH'U. 1 vR. 1. LLrhVbU, oUers his professional ser- i vices iu uiv vi uiwii.i.liu cinitv. Office on Carlisle street, a tew doo.s NMi'h of WoodrulTs Hotel.

November I I uloonttielu and vi- .1. DON 1,. (lAN A.iformy at Newport, Perry county. will attend promptly to i I I I teachings ol the iNazareno ou the shores r- of Galilee? Is she required to say in a Stern and inexorable spirit ''And if any mischief follow, then thtfu ahalt give life tor. lilt Jy8 for eye, tooth for tooth, baud for hand, foot for foot.

"'Bu'iJfttig ftir bnrning, wound for ound, stripe for stripe?" Not bo. She asks nothing of the kind at your Puuishiueut has already been swift aud sure. The measure of her vengeance for the great wrong committed against her is full, and her vindication is rure Wuriji gilt3 inel a. this aud those who lifted their liatidd against her are, most of them, tho rave3 (o Virginians cou- fPW hound in her nrisous. and a few others wanderers and fugitives t1( fu0 of tie carllm The executive and citizens of your Statu guided the bolt fell upon this nrii offspriu of a loatliHDMie fanaticism, and tho invasion perishe of the; 1 at a single blow.

And iu the spi.it answer of Cushi to King David I ay to you "Thu enemies of the Aixginia, and all that rise again.t would Say -Stale a-f her to i her hurt, be these men are." But as tho great King of Israel rose and went to his chamber, atid wept -over tho uutiuiclv fall of Abbolem, the rebel lious sou of his owu who had lifted his parricidal hand against the life of an indulgent father, may not the wo.ld com- nicud a similar emotion in- tho breast of a iury of Virginian over the sorrowful fate of the youthful prisoner at the bar You will p.cbably ay that tho lives of your eitbL have been succeed. I auiwer that it is lamentably true; but it is also all profefifcwual business entrus-ed to hi care, menu wiiu luiereMS common Tim your-Oilice on Water Street, lour dows west ol selven, hoping for your hopes, and praying Jwaru'ts Store. tlivt tbfi nrosircritv and ilorv of ViriMni.i truo that hlo has been taken already to atone" for life; that the blood of munlor- i not ua Iid ,0 ers, older aud wiser thau the prisoner, has c.oinPf?d tli0 aud fttl salatnt-beou poured out iu response to the crv of I tlcs ot the Prtfieut hcur-the blood of your eiiheus from the ground. Who 13 Joils E- Cook He has the You will say that the soil of your State I himself to be beard before you; but i. Of ffmiti' Tntlitnut.

Del i arret) Int. isj Chu'rlexloicn, Yih, Xo vernier 8, 1.85.9, vpon the Trial of John E. Cook, in-(liilcd. fir Treason, Murder, and Inciting Staves to Rild ut the Harper Furry Jnxurrtotiun. WiTit xe Permission of the Gentlemen of the Jury: The place I P-hr in standing before von nr.

this tim "--tv is one clut lied with a responsibility as weighty and as delicate ns was ever assigned to an advocate iu behalf of an unfortunate fellow-man. No Iangua.ee that I can employ could give any additional force to the circumstances by which I am surrounded, and which press so heavily on the public mind as well as on my own. I conic, too, as a stranger to each one of you. Your faces I know only by the common linage we bear to our Maker but, in your exalted character of citizens 0f a'ncient and proud Commonwealth if Virginia, and of the Anieriean Union, jvav to you a passport of friendship aud 0). I conic from the sunsct-Kide of your Western uiountnins from beyond the llF eat State but I come nut as an alien to foreign laud, but rather as one who re- turns to the home of hi ancestors, and to -a i i may perpetual, or do 1 lorget that the very soil ou which I live in my Western home was once owned by this venerable Commonwealth as much as the soil on which I uow stand.

Her laws there ouce prevailed, and all her were there established as they are here. Not only uiy owu State of Indiaua. but also four other great State in the Northwest, Htand as enduring and lofty monuments of Virginia's magnanimity and priucely liberality. Her dtjBaium to' 'the 1 Government made them sovereign States; and siuce God gave the fruitful lund of Canaan to Moses and Israel, such a gift of present aud future empire has uever been made to auy people. Coining from the bosom of one of these States, can I forget the fealty and duty which I owe to the supremacy of your laws, the sacreduesu of your citizenship, or the sovereignty of your State ltather may the child forget its parent and smite with uuuatural baud the author of its being The mission on which I have visited your State is to me, end to those who are with mo, one full of the bitterness and poison of calamity and grief.

The high, the sacred, the holy duty of private friendship for a family fondly beloved by all who have ever witnessed their illustrations of the purest social virtues, commands, and uloutt my presence And, while they ore overwhelmed by the terrible blow which has fallen upon them through the actiou of tho misguided young man at the bar, yet I speak their sentiments as well as my own when I say that one gratification, pure and unalloyed, has been afforded lis since our melancholy arrival in your midst. It has been to witness tho progress of this court from day to day, surrounded by all that is calculated to bias the minds of men, but pursuing with calmness, with dignity, and unpar- tiality the true course of the law' and the even pathway of justice. I would not be true to the dictates of my own heart and judgment did I not bear voluntary and emphatic witness to the wisdom and patient kindness of his honor on the bench, the manly and penerous spirit which has characterized the counsel for the prosecution, the true, devoted, and highly -profes sional manner of the local counsel here for the defence, the scrupulous truthfulness of the witnesses who have testified, and the decorum and justness of the juries who have acted their parts from the first hour of this court to the present time I speak in the hearing of oountry. An important and memorable page in history is being written. Let it not be omitted that Virginia has thrown around a band of deluded men, who invaded her soil with treason and murder, all tho safeguards of her Constitution and laws, and plaped them in her courts upon au equality with her own citizens.

I know of what I speak, and my love of truth and sense of right furbid me to bo silont on this point. Gentlemen, I am not here on behalf of this pale-faced, fair-haired wanderer from his homo and the paths of duty to talk to yon about legal technicalities of law born of luborious analysis by the sight of. the midnight lamp. I place him before you cn do such ground. He is in tho hands of friends who abhor the conduct of which ho has been guilty.

But does that fact debar him of human sympathy Does the simple act smite the erring brother with a leprosy which forbids the touch of the hand of affection? Is his voice of re- peutence and appeal for forgiveness stifled in his mouth If so, the meek Saviour of the world would have recoiled with 1 body, turns eagerly and fondly to tho cou- dition assigned turn by the law not merely of Virginia, not merely of legiolaturea and but by the law of his beiug, by the law gjoverfis his to 1 tlic white man wherever the cootaot exists, by the btw which wade the hewers of wood lid, diwi water, uudsr a govv ernment formed by God himself, and which, since the world began down to the present time, has made the inferior subordinate to the superior whenever and wherever two unequal races have been brought together. Let this fact go forth to the country. Let it be fully understood by meu anJ women snil ei: tlie ot J'uur institutions 1 at iU repudiated, aud tl.it .1 L. a I. -'piseu oy ooui races iu the South.

This too, iigiui i has proven. is there anything left to bo done by your verdict iu peremptorily taking the lif the praousr, oiferiug it a sx-ri. the utc 1 huillbl' Did? SUdh, a lm 'uch 1 1 sIl0W11 Aud now let ua return to the prirouer. If Virgiuia, through you, etiu afford to be element, your inquiry will then be, ig the ob -uu ject ou whom you areaened to beslowc'ein eu7 wurtuy to receive it 1 uow the td uo eaU'r filfetl wjta precoc- ca but thf l'PlrUf trfh bhui' aud the trtU of what1.1 1 'lunate bVndfd moreover I ut Guu I1 before whom at no dts- day, you and I tana with i i can Government, he iuhcrita no blood of tainted impunity. His grandfather an officer ia the Revolution by which your liberty as well' au mine was achieved, and his gray haired father, who lives to over him, a soldier cf the war of 1S12, he brings do dishonored lineage into your presence.

If the blood which flows iu his veins has offered against your peace, the same blood iu the veins of those from whose loins ho sprang haa been offered in fireee shook of battle and foreign invasion in behalf of the people of Virginia and the Union. Born of a parent stock occupying i the middle walks ot life, and p6.es-cd ut all those tender and domestic virtues which escape the contamination of those vices that dweti on the frozen peaks, m- iu lf obild An pvit cf-tr fii'p- I'nnr le uilPil hnv I wucwanl niiq- natal hour and smote it with gloom. The hour iu which thy mother bore thee and blessed the as her blue-eyed babe upon her knee is to her now one of bitterness as sho stands near the bank of the chill river of death aud looks back on a name hither to as unspotted and as pure as tho un- stained snow. May God stand by and sustain her, and preserve the mothers of Virginia from the waves of sorrow that now roil over her Not only the ancestry of -John K- Cook, lmt a11 whoin l'9 1ow bound up, stand oeioie the country as your neml3, tll(! friends of the Constitution as anuea to us by the valor ana wis .1 1 1 1. uoui oi i asiiiugtoii l.

win not snnnK from the full and absolute recognition of my position lou and 1, gentlemen ot the jury, can. have no aecreta in this case from one another. We will withdraw the and look each other fully in the face. A citizen of the" State in which I live, who, by virtue of hut brilliant and commanding intellect, and because of his sound and national principles, has been placed at an early period of his life in the highest position in the power of a State to give, is hero besides me, and wears near his heart a sister's likeness to this boy. And there is not in the wide world, on the broad green face of the earth, a man, whose heart is not wholly abandoned to selfish depravity, who will not say that his preseneo her is commended by honor, love, duty, and fidelity to all that enuo- eternal impulses of the human heart, the world over, constitute our appellate court.

But the governor of the State of Indiana needs neither vindication nor defence as a statesman of catholic opinions, nor a3 a i man fully appreciating the duties 01 do-1 mestie life. iUthcr do I allude to his presence here aud bis position as the sgi- i tatiug questions of tho day to Bhow that something else besides ancestral inhcri- nnn ii x. Hv would not have been here had precept and I. i it been rouieuibered iu the prodigal waodeiiugs of hix short and cheiiuercd 1 I tho comsutiuiou of laoiatow, aliens aoa i encmiea to the pure faith of an Amerjcaa And it eeetos 10 mr, ia Vtsw of the services which those who love lUia boy have rendered to their country, and iu view oi meic uevuuuu to toe niv sca it ruction of ih Cuantttatio aud the injunctions yf i-jht jre'hr; and quote to you with propriety a paSai from the hisUry of the Matter yean wisest king Israel ever "bad: "For it casno 'to nass wheu 3olomm wm old that his wives turned away bis heart after other gods and his- heart was H5t perfect with th Lord his Qoi Wie heart of David, his fatter. For 3ob- Wcnt after Anhtoreth, the goddfi of the louians, and aftc-i tho abomiuatttta of I i Uie Ammoaites "Solomon did evil in the gigSt of Lord, aod went net fully after the Lord a Hid bii futbr -Aud the Lord wag anrry with bec-nise hie heart turned fiCa -the Lord lod of Israel which bad appeared no to hitu twice.

'Aud had commandec! hia ccaceraicfc this, tbinfl that ha should sot ko after other but he kept uct that wLcb Lcrd i commanded. "Wherefore-the Lwd said unts Solo mofl- orawU as. taw is done unto tiia. aui thou hast nof Uft my. covenant and Kj statutes which I Uwfeauaaded the, I will surely rend tho kingda froa thee, and -lve t0 "Mt "Notwithstanding in thy darj I ot io id tly f-thcr'a aits Ihc King who wae forme anJ nct njer8, hl3 Uf lat ki Lnd Xrj his Iifstu of the loyalty of his fj lifer who hai'gone before him, was old nd rery wne and fall of experience The prisoner before yen has done r.o mere than to disobey vsur covenants and etaUtes, and has bueu done in.

the early ir.ornio'g it luartiffeJJtrand blMfll tWaee of a S'-iiooIcf which ho once thought eiscere and right, iat which he uow here, once ana forever, to yoa, sad before the world, renounces as false, per nisicus, and pestilential. Shall re as be more man ya sea. I job ce less merciful than He, ia who3e presence your only will be mercy! aiereyl mercy you say ycu dare net re-corurueud mercy to John E. Cook, whea divine esamplea and tha appeals cf tnor owu consciences are on jour side 7 I will uever believe it until the appallizg fact aaccnced by you. luit let us advance.

I have opokca cf Cook, his parentage and connections. Again 'cornea tho qacstioa, wht is he And now I proceed to answer it with ref. erence to tho tnuaactioca at Ilaroer'a Per- There are hearts and feelings woven in the destiny ot the pnsouer whioh bo relieved and solaced .13 far as truth dragged up from the depths of tins misfortune can relieve aud solace thera. Iu an erij hour and may it bo forever accursed John E. Cook met John Brown on the prostituted plaina of Kansas.

Ou that field of fanaticism, three years ago, this fair and gentle youth was thrown tato contact with the pirate and robber of cinl warfare. To othors wrnjc sympathies he has I will leave the task of transmitting John Brown as a martyr and hero to pog-terity. In my eyes he atands the chief of criminals, the thief of property stolen horses and slnvl3-r-frcm the citiieoa of Missouri, a falsifier here ia this court aal shall yet show, and a murderer nut oaly of your of the young men who have already lost their lives in his bloody foray on your border. This is not pleasant 10 say, but it is the truth, and as sucli ought to be and shall be said. You have seen John Brown, the leader.

Now -look cn John Cook, the follower. He is ia evidence before you. Never did I plead for a faoe that I was more willing to ahow. If evil is there, I lave not seen it. If murder is there, lam to learn to mark tho Hues of murder anew.

If the assassin is in that young face, then commend me to the look of an assassin. No, gentlemen it is a face for a mother to love, and a sister to idoliie, and iu which the natural goodness (if his heart pleads trumpet tongued aaioet the deep damnation that estranged hialfrura home aud its principles. Let us loci at the meeting ef these two aicn. Plaae theui side by side. Put tbe faoe by the face; the young head fey the old head.

We have teen eoiaewhat of the history of the youog man. Look new for a moment at the histoiy of tho old man. He did not go to Kansas as a peaceable settler with his interests liuked to the legitimate growth and prosperity cf that ill-fated Territory. He went there, in the language of one wlio has Fpokea for him since his confinement here, as tho MoeeB of the slaves' deliverance. went there to fulfil a drea, which bad ernment was assailod aud deiauged wheu His law was set at defiance and violated; I I lv 1 I 1 .1 when the purity of Edcu had been defiled by the preseuce and couusels of the ser- pent why, So can and can you, when i l.i 1 it IF the wrong and the crime stand contessca, ami every atonement is inaue to tlie ma i jesty of the law which the prisoner has iu his power to make.

Let us come near to each other aud have a proper uudcrstanding. I am la- boiiug with you for an object. I thiuit I know something of the human heart and of the leading attributes by which it is governed throughout the Jly vir- tue of those attributes, I feel that we may auoihilute the diktauce that separates udr homes, sweep away all blinding excitement, and sit dowu together aud reason noon this most tragic and melancholy affair as becomes citizeus of the same Goverument, proud of the samo lineage, actuated by the same interests, and forever liuked to the same destiny. You 3ro not merely empannelled iu your capacity as jurors to pass upon the life of this erratic youth before you, but tho nation cannot ba divorced from a deep and permanent interest iu your deliberations. The crime for which the law claims his life as a forfeit is one counected with a question of tho weightiest national import a question which, without any fault of yours, has rudely straiued aud shaken the bonds which embrace antdhold logcj her the' States of thisXniou.

This triuTiaTueT-dent to that question, and must be met iu tho face of the whole nation, and iu the view of the eutire American people, as a matter of universal interest and concern. The very nature of the offence now under discussion lifts us all to a point of observation on which statesmen and patriots have long bent their anxious looks. And the pressing, ever preseut and determined questiou of the hour which now sits with you in the jury-box, and will retire with you to your deliberations on your verdict, is, How shall you most fully meet the requirements of tho American people at large; best conduce to the peaee and repose of the Union; allay tho rushing winds that are abroad on the face of the great deep; say peace be still to the angry elements of passion and treasonable and at the same time do rrtf your duty as honest and conscientious men administering the laws of your State? If it shall bo in my power, iu sumo uieas-use, to point out tho course by which these great objects may' be attained, 1 shall uiark this, otherwise sad day on. which I address you, as the brighcst to nie in the calendar of time. And, further, if these objects are to be attained on your part by invoking into your midst, aod following the winning counsels of tluj meek- eyed aud gentle angel of mercy if you can faithfully discharge your oath as jurors, aud, at the same time, best meet the obligations which rest upon you as American citizens by tempering the bitter cup which justice commends to the lips of the prisoner with the ingredient of clemency, 1 know you, by tho universal law of the human heart, will rejoice in such an opportunity, aud join in the public and private happiness which will flow from jour verdict.

By the help of God, and appealing to Iliru for the purity of tho motives which animate my breast, I now proceed to demonstrate such a course as both just and wise in the case of John E. Cook. First of all things, gentlemen of the jury, is your duty to Virginia. Whatever she requires at your hands, that you aro to give. Your first love belongs to her; she is the matron who nursed you, and the Queen Mother to whom yoa owe allegiance.

As au advocate and defender at -of the doctrines of the State-rights men of the school of 1793, 1 do not come here to ask you to abate one jot or tittle of your affection and jealously for the honor aud interest of Virginia. Indeed, were such an invocation necessary, which 1 know it is not, I would invoke you by the great names of your history, by tho memory of your ancient leuown, by the thrilling associations of the classia soil on which we stand, and by the present commanding attitude which your Commonwealth holds before the world, to be true and loyal to what she has been, what she is, and what the hopes to be. But how stands Virgiaia in referenco to tho assault' which was made' upon her citizens aod her soil at Harper's Ferry on $0 17th day cf October, 1350, aud what i i ry, ud with reference to tbe fact tb Jjet us spread bread aco wjJe be-example tore U3 the moving panoraca of evi watch 1 rT 'leaches Us donousmeat at Firmer a For. uaiior. i answer inac tnat tootbtep rested but as for a cjoment ou your border, and was swept away by a whirlwind of patriotic ibdiguation.

You will say that your law has been violated your diguity and bouor as a free pcoplo iusulted. I auswer that, alas! it is tou truo; but I answer, also, that it is equally true that your laws havtV ken fully, thoroughly, and justly Hero in this court, agaiu and agaiu, the sword of justice, wielded by an eveu hand, has fallen upon tho miserable remnant of tho confederated baud who impiously mocked the integrity of tho American Union by assailing tho institutions of Virginia. The leader stands at tho foot of the gallows, and on its heights will expiate many crimes against the peace and laws of the country not least which is the crime of enlist-ing'yfrtifg'hYen, such as the prisoner iu a cruise ef piracy agaiust you and and all law-abiding citizens of this happy Union. Let leader of the mutiny on shipboard perish, but if it appears that young men have followed filao guidance, and been bound iu ti-i despotism of an iron will, order them back to duty, and give them due, more chance to show whether thoy are worthy of life or death. Virginia can thus afford to act.

It is one of tho chief blessings of power that it can extend mercy to the weak; and the crown jewel ot courage is magnanimity to the lallen. But there is another point on which Virgiuia, though mourning for the death of her citizens, has.ti'iumnhantlv met the aspersions and calumnies of tho enemies ot her domestic institutions by reason of the late outbreak at Harper's Ferry. Tho i itflntatrtm of domestic slavery to-day stands before the world more fully justified tuan ever before in tho history of this or, indeed, peihaps, of any other country. The liberator, urged on by a false, and spurious I philanthropy, deceitful aud sinister in its origin, and selfish and corrupt in its practice, cauie into your midst to set the bondsman free, and though violenco tore him from his master, though libttrty was sounded in his ear, though a leader was proclaimed to lead him to the promised land, though an impiously self-styled Moses of leliveraneo oaine in the might of the sword and placed arms of bold attack and strong defence in his hands, yet what a spectacle do wo behold The bondsman refusejs to be free drops the implements of war from his hands; is deaf to the call of freedom; turns agaiust his liberators, and. bv-instinct.

obev3 the iniunetion of i IS.Ji tf. W. KNIGHT, Foriejru and Domestic Hardware and Cutlery, Fairbank lUUuit Platform Scales, Novelty Locks, Ac, No. dlO, formerly 21 Market Street, above bixth, (exactly opposite Decatur,) Philadelphia. Aug.

15, ib6H. MJ. FRANKS, SURGEON DENTIST, has permanently located at Millerstown, Perry county; but will visit neighboring towns any time his services may be required. All operations wainmted. Cofnuiuiiieatioim addressed to him at.

iHwstow will, receive prompt iK'tition. May 20, 1 F5S. j- W. V. CL'LVKU, respectfully tender his services to the citizens ot Dnncannon, and vicinity.

Calls to in the country promptly attended to. Office mill residence with Cpt. L. M'Kinzie. where be niav be found at all times wheu nut profes-kinnally engaged elsewhere.

May" JW, JR. M'ALLISTER, District Mtornty. New Cinomfield. Perry county, Pa. Office on South East corner of Centre Square, formerly occupied by IV.

A Sponsler. N- R. He has also established an agency for tbe saie of Real Estate, persons having property for sale, will fiud it to thtir advaiuage to give bim a April 17. ISSfl. SPEF.L ZOLLINGER, Ftuhionablt Hatters.

Next door to Wyeth's Drug Store, Market Square, llarrisburc, keep constantly on hand and for sale, a splendid assortment of 1 1 ATS and CAPS of the latest and bei.t respeci'nlly "sollcYt a "continuance ol the patronage of i. heir friends and the citizen ot U'erry and adjoining count if -May 1358. lfKUSil RODDV'. Jttomey and Countellar I at Laic, New BloomUeld, Perry counly, office ith A. B.

Anderson. F.eq.. North West corner Centre Stuart, opposite Ilackett'K jlotel. Will attend faithfully and promptly to the rollectinn of claims, sUtiiiK Aduiinir-trator's Or j.xecor. accoums, I t.o ur anv buiiiness Wllu ills i nroicshion.

April, 1S5S. yi. J. W. MOFF1TT, Itkuativb anp cHANieAi.

Dentist, Ofllce and Residence No. -Li South, street opposite Herr's Hotel. 'Ilarrisburg. Pa. Teeth manufactured expicrs-Jy for tach pintiruinr rate.

Every operation warranted and charjes moderate. Office hours from 8 to 1-' A. and from 1 to 5 P. M. REJKHK.SCF.S: Rev.

P. R. Waugh, Principal College llarrisbvrfr Rev. D. u.

Lartine, fDr. C. Combangh, ThtiO. F. Sheafler, Ji.

L. Muench, U. J. Unper. Con.

Pa. 11 JL; B. Whitman, Editor Herald; Jno. F.dwards, f.sq., J. T.

WilPn, Shelby, bupl. Com. Hchoclr. Cumberland county. Ilarrisburg, Dec.

3, Dll. II. ROTTEN STEIN, Graduate of the Penntylvania Collect of Has located in Bloomfield, Perry county. Office at Hackeit's Hotel. He will visit neighboring towns, how ever, at any time his services may be required, lie will be at Cree's Hotel in Landisbug troni the 1st to the 10th of Nov-vcrnber; and from 14th of October, to the 1st of November, at Jeffries' Hotel in Petersburg.

All operations warranted. Communi-ationt) addressed to him at Bloomfield will receive prompt attention. Sept. 8. 1 KM.

SHATTO, Dentist, would respectfully that be still performs all operations and me chanical woik belonging to the profession. His prices are moderate and all work is done in a scientific manner and warranted. Work Solicited. All communications addressed to bim will be punctually attended to. Office at his residence at Bloomfield, Perry county, Pa.

RErERKWrts A. G. Kirkpatrick, Monmouth, 111., J. R. Lupfer, Philadelphia, Dr.

J. P. Kimbell, Dr. H.Burkley, Dr. I.

Lelever, Bloomfield, Pa. availed himself of all the latest improvements in the Art, he is prepared to extract teeth by the aid of Electricity, without Taul pf returning to bis master! Shall hies our poor lalien race. Let poor, iuis-this pass for nothing Shall no note be i erahle, despised, loathed, spurned, and of this piece of the logic of our Gov-! orrcd miscreants cavil and revile at this ornnient? Mhnll tho vm.o the A fVn.nn i proud act of Cll'iuful dlltV. TIlC true Slid himself die unheard on the miest.i.m of his own freedom No. It shall he per-! petuated.

It shall be put in tho record. The 6lave himself, under circumstances the most tempting and favorable to his love of freedom, if ho has any, surrouded bv men aud scenes beckoning him on to ventreanee. to liberty and dominion, with the power of life and death over his mas-! tcr iu his hands, and the world epen be-.