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Arelegritphity.
LATEST FROM. , EIIR6PE
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il'alifax, Feb. 14,--The steamship
ropa, from Liverpool; "strived this , forenoon
with dates to ;the 31st ult. The papers
furnish confirmati - m of the last news from
Canton... It is rumored that the — Atnerican
diffiCulty has been settled by an apolngy
from the 'Chinese" authorities. _-
dlsPatch fromla - it - IC . Oe, dated;
Jnrittary announces -that. the British
steamers bad evactiated)lie Isle of Serpents.
With ragard to cite Persian suhinissioh,
Lord - Stradford de Itedclitre, tcleeraphs
that: Persiaasubmits ) on general ground, and
not because of the •Captureof 13rstiire
Tt .. 4. details of the capture_of the latter
place had been received at l' Bombay. Aft.
ter :preliminary skirmishing, the
~13ittisti
drove the enemy back
,upon the fort, from
whence they made attempts to escape, butl
their retreat was prevented'_bythe British]
rifles and cavalry to tlty seaward- and lind
_ British rini.S arrived hff 13er- i
. shire 'on ihe ;, - oziveuaber,ar.4- after
corresPondenetaseut - ashore a copy of i
the declaration of-.war on the-rAfeftitlay.—
OaiDecember 4th 'the British 'took 'posses- t
sloe of the Island of Kanash, without,op-!
position, On the .Stli the troops 'landed
near 13ershire.. The next day two brigades"
advanced along thil'coasts toward's the town
, ar.4 tbe,ships„ meanwhilcrshelling the forts
tlie garrisonof which ,was soon .dislodged,.'
SOO. of whopt took up .;a uew - positip to
t oppose the British advance. After slate
preiiruiriagskirniishingobe British drove
the .enenly back uPon the fort, whencethey
attemptCd to esear„ but their retreat was
prd,vented by the British rifles to the Sea
ward au,4l the cavalry to the landward
The — C - u - iimay, were not Persians. but Arabs.
They - lost thre.d and a large number
of men. The .13ritili loss is 35 1 13erShire
was thin' stainnioned\to surrender, but re fu
'sad. The boinhardment was thoa rceom
inenced, and continued" four hours,_ When
the city surrendered. The Uetemear, emu
toOnder the Ileet,.tind an otrici3r,icpc sled
to be the mipiistet of war, were 'tilde Dris
op'ers. ,
- ours his true light, the.fopowing la ng uage age .
" A'a so leaning' us other-things, we have
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to say—anl Very, pr i nter .w h o pas worked
in this effiZelinows.. it----her . naany yearai-the
Argris••lnis been a b)crfeii
,Rest, constantly
borrowing; everything frOm paste pp ; ti l ud
,because wit wanted to, have . this thing, of
borrowing to be - Int/twit, and not . all one
Aided, Jacob—so greatls his littleness nf:
soul--malics it the subject of comment in
his paper!' `With regard to-the borrowing, -
thc.„ohly difference between Us consisted in
two thingr, each office ibeirowed from the
3ther, May the ...4rijus men did the • most ,
of- it; and , 'when we berrowed from them
we generally returneit the\ articles,'
and
they seldom if'ever did! -
It will be borne in mind, that to repel the
accusation t brought by the, Editor Of' the Star
. against this office, iir.: that for the last tiventy
years the Argus had persecuted' . the Star office,
we asserted that' we he'd "leaned him . our
money, our type', • our ink, our piper,.Sc:;,
whenever,-he came or sent for it, until two
weeks ago" , In' rtply to this the above lan
g,itinge occurs, which at once raises a question
of veracity betweenthe Editors o f the two pa
pers._ To whom, then. shall 'we aPpeal.? Evi
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.lently to the persons employed by: us, end who
have the ger T •al.., care of our establishment—
MeSsrs.. "Anderson and Faw:et--both highly
reSpectable young
,then, of this B'Oreugh.• and
against wiloiesialoral characters nothing has
ever, or can- be4aid. It is aISO true to us, to
say
. thitt Mr. Fawcett has, for the last nine
months, been employed in the . Star office—
, agrees wiiir it politically, and, as a matter of
... Lr iew York , 167 - -The Coroner ; s' '.
; :course,'eap.-haveno interest iu the pre eat con-
In guestin \ the ease of the murder of Dr.. t.P. versY , i ) . ..°vie r . and above the vindicrition of
Lurdeil rendered a verdict at 1i o'clock tenth These gentlemen substant ially say ''that
on attUttlay ni ~l i t' against Mrs Cunning: since the Argus office has been under the_sole
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ham and Eckel as priacipals, and t...tiod-: control of, itspresent Eflitor, which,embraces a
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grass asaCCCS:ory bef.ire the fact, and the • period of
,nearly fatten months, l / the roller of
.t*-0 AlL‘ses Cunningham as 'having a gn ii_ithe Star lice has been borrowed hy \ the Argo ,
tyi knowledge and eonceali4 , tlia.same. . taco three or your times, a quantity, of type
Carotter Connery' had a 'private examin. , once. Dorillg this period, material of different
alien ,of: Eckel, Mrs. Cuininghanis and. kinds, mot.i acing type, ink, paper, roller, &c ,
Sacalgrits this • mornilig. - All protesfed , Were borrowed by the'Star ofp'ee not less, We.
their innotenee, the latter adding that .think,.than twent,y , times ; and at the present
if uny one knows :anything about the tutu:- , time that 'establishinent has lint and paper, be
der it is Miss Augusta Cunningham Jr her longing tU the :',mats of fi ce, nearly enough to
mother. The case tray preset:Jß4 to the i SiCak off one-third of its : whole circulation.",
Giant.' Jury to day. 1 • ' -[ - _______.... .
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-- I Board" of. Revenue ,Comitissioners.
; i This body, composed' of one member from
leach Judi'cial District. appointedlby the Judges
thereof- with the State Trefisurer presiding
.. : over the 'same, met in thn'Calutell. at Harris
103.11, Feb. 14.—Thereis a torn ; burg. on ,iiednesday hist.i, The following is a
in the popular excitement about the But - list of the members 1 : ,
dell murder case. .. - i 1 'Alexander Cninmings, Philadelphia.. .-
Young Snodgrass, . who wasfaiseharged I . 2. Jo,sepli lionigwviellei, Lancaster. 1
front arrest for•aatine, as hal:big had wails . 3. Jae ,, b Enratnan, Lehigh.
iiie te.do- with the affair ' appears now to 4. John S. ',Vann. i'utter. --
have had a'prineipal hand in it. - 5. Robert C. 1i• tutor Allegheny.
11. J 31 Sterritt Er h.....'
It was proved the ,,.-3 morning that he had I Robe rt' Venn: Perry.
'".. Voughtit dagger theiiny _before the murder. ir .141 11i:son T,C
o dAron.. - 11-ong. 1 -'
... lie has accordingly been committed._ I 11. Ilentlek p... Wright. Lucerne-
This new darelopment, eduscs a great ~, 12. Isa t;i3laui'e , a, Dauphin.
deal of excitement, and there is more spec: ' 13 . 1) . .i.l l. Wr;rner, Susqle . hanna.
10. 11 . 1.1,--n thirllngton, t better. , •
- nlation than 'ever - as to who'assisted hin '
'': Di. William T. linnehetty, Bedford-
VI the transaction, - 6/.1 1 .1 1 0t-her he 'only fur-: 17. withent Henry,f Beaver.
- ' nished weapons' for Others to use.. •, ' lz:. Edwin c. trilson, venango. , 3
There hi s; been a great elated around . 19. :-.--- 11e , ls:.Y, ' Ndat'''
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the house ail day. Before the inquest cons , o. JanteS Turner. al:chn : i
22 Jac.cson %Smla-apt, Bayne. I
Mei:lced there was a row . outside b e t ween ;
22..5.. I,: I°llll2, Berk.. 1
Captain Rynders end Snodgrass, but it was 21. alexander t'. makien, cs , e',ria.
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•,,-. seonaver. 4, ",, , •
.„. . 4 25. G. B. ,Goe,ilooder, Cie trtiold.
S. nodwrass , was examined first and he 2ii. John . .Wilevm. , .a.4. Columbia . '
.. fi
eware positively that he had never:purl:ha- ~ Tho duty_ef this
• Boarl is, from a compari,o-m ;
tal, it sword, et ne, dirk or it Tger, either of the valuation of pror.rty iii each - JuJieinl
for himself; Mrs. Cunnin2liatu or Eekell District, to agree upon the number of mills on 1
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• .lirgaret• Ah s t was nlinust immediately ' the dollar that shall be levied as a Stat i c tax;
put upon. the stand. She swore Positively foe ordinary 8 - tate expemlitures,
• . . tliatlbree, days liefore the tnurder, .Vnarlsi -•,--------•-•,..-:—_—_.
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gt•ais loot perchqsed,from her a;h dayjer; i
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crying her three dollars fur it.' '
' I "Yon !mitt that the Democritic -party was a !
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..., . L 1 i Southern F itly. This is,provea - to be untrue i
L.-tnotner ./../47.7.).2tca. J , .1
,: by. 'the actioa• of the people of the South, to ,
Captain Rynders made his - way into the -; wl ich. we hare already referred."-- . *Strir.
itemt trli . ero •Snod4rass was confined
,awiit-ii We prazd i sed, last week, to reply tb the above
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tag ittS call as a rvitoess, and abusco. hint ; , proposition of our neighbor, in-tltis number of i
--:ishamefully. ' our paper. 4 rid in obe.lience to tau promise we I
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i -lle ae'eused hi:n cf knowing,. all :totit. :now underthke to give him to as brief space ns I
tit o t murder. SU algrass in the excitement possible,. i l k: evidence we have for arriving_ at !•
fainted, and Ityp•lers was remove...l -, , / the conclusion to which he objects. And to I
- Wlien the digger foun..l in' the 'house avoid all miscoAceptionA, we Shall aghnit in, the i
ileas shown to the woan, stie tt....enr'i'i , c4 it'' outstart, that on this question he has stn- i
- 'ttt once as the one that; she hie sold , to ted our pOn sitio correctly., and if: wo fail tO,I
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nodurass. ' ' t
. succeed in eonvineirg even him, '
that it isi
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t, Ilespatch b as bee n - re ceived from l'hil-•
A.inst. and tenolde, we shall hereafter place
adelphia, saying that 'Evan . :, es timationi upon e power o truthth an
' 5 " whom liolver th - .f
BUT-dell had qua: ruled, and who was surpos.
, ice Wive been accustomed to. Is th e Democratic
ca to be now in prison there was discha -
g Ipartv then a Southcrn ,party? We shall en
,cd from Moyamensing, two years ago.-- "' ' • I
. i Phi/a 'Bu ll eton, t I ' '„deavor to Prove that i t i 3 such, by-furnishing
i ' ' 4.-q " " 1 . i-'evidettee to show thr it is teat aNa anal party:
I At noon, yester lay, the, "Cook's slius-1 214 if we succeed i doing this, the Win., if it
as b e ' has been-ealled—"John, the i desires -to be candid, will.necessarily admit
all ;that it is a stellate! one.li IBA lest see be seem
. 1 errand-man,"l who 4 1 the testimony' of
' the itftnates of the house, came there two 1 seo f not meeting this subjee.t fairly; or iit'en
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or t h ree. t i mes a dry, "played wit's- the d-- !
deavoring to Make out a'case by playing. upon
- i Cooki'l and was'of constant service-to the' words, we will give him notice in advance that
hj family, was arrested in-a "corner gc a'n u y; are shall deal in no generalities ;bat be specific
1t at the corner of Grand ano,,r' oalaritreetsi:in:l our statements; and 'he will also, doubt
-1 by officer N'Vilson, ot-Abet..;.43,tlf - Ward.-- I less. see that we are governed by a spirit cf
Trib. Sat. 1-; - i fairness., when we insistupon going into the
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(ThelState; ApPortiontment. . / and Pennsylvania.L-•the l etnwhe home of the
- . 1 i present 'chief of , the Democratic party, and the I i -- --- -- ,
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.: • Shortly after the legislature met, IMr. I other the home of its chief elect, for evidence il .
it has been Well -- remarked by an . Amer
yin lictite the! position we have taken. Then
.Mumma, of Dauphin, offered a resolution ito . 1 ' lican pnet, uthatlon gift latiaeart,
shouldaat
, 1 for the eFideuce that it Is not a rational
in the llougd . / to appoint an Apportionment t • ' 1 P art Y" iGO no succehs 1 hJiere;
' . In the winter of 1848 tha n Legislature of sew i be
' placed above l th skill and intense which
• Conantittee, which wasadopted. The C
lo pang, rind the Self-dc-.
0 . 0 - .1 1 Hampshire, then having an overwhelming Dem- can reri.eve a ~,,
mittee has but lately bk.'en a•pnounced, and
.._ ,. . , .ocratici majority, rased the following resole- votion which le e s e the're at the feet Hof the
. ..• is ;13 follows I --l i en: i ,
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- - h um bl e st f e ll ow creature." Judged ..by
rule, Professor' .Holloway, of whom'
'Megan , . Fo:ter, Ittmort,lCalhouti, B a li, i Resolyed, by the Senate and House' of ' thi s
;
I ; Roberts, Penrose, Yeatsley, Smith, (Cam.; R ; epresentativ'es, in 'General Court conve. , I t h e world has heatatm much, during thi
Lang,lker, Backhouse, :Petvikie, ined, that we ere in flivor of -.the passage of ilast twenty years, occupies,a high p . O.'sition.r
Ileine9 Innis, Benaon and Hine. • , 1 a law, by Congreis, forever prohibiting 1 His life seems' to Italie , been devoted to the
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According
lir, all rules o f.-_ ,ennitesy an d IS . Lavery in Nett Mexico end d California, and alleviation of suffering; aid his ,desire to
t h e ,in all other tertitaines pow acquired,
propriety, Iti. litannaa was entitled to or benefit his feilore creatures' appears to bait ''
hereafter - to be, acquired by the United
chairmanship cf this
~.cnintnitterT but the i been seconia ,hvj an "%Mount of nature
Speaker, With a littlermfe which --none but ,Statea;
in which Slattery does not exist at talent and acquired . skill, sehlOm combined,
a lodococo is capable of, sets all precedent
the time of snch aegnisition ', in ono individual: ' The Ipraetietil result
1 I -aside to give his party a trifling Advantage. Here it wilt be seen that the Legislature 41 of this eambhuition has been the prndoc
-Ihe In th i t sepal t live ;part of locofeceism is / New Ilampshiee was of the opinion that Con- I tion nt two rimedies known , thrdulzhnut
..' the meauue.ss which it 'entails,f_in dines of,:gress possessed full pm/rer to pass liisrs pro's hi-I the world as Itolloway's Pills and Halle
. fane . ica ne c essity, upon its 'votaries. Ira 1 tray Slartry in the reiriiories of Seto Merkel ways Oiniment, 'which, if any vane can
nets .1
. asan., ale' the !Jesuits, never scruple I CofifferWia, ' fl ea-is et s o w r fre a or i a ~,,”. "erg . - fp% atschA to human leetirnonw, •ve- left
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- r stn any tbing.=-Pimi Gni. - ' . 1 ,ea; tr A wyariir A t i 4 f :42 - I,4Fr/if i t i th- v ~,,,,, , :i all dereiee. of itie.nee feir•-.l)46ind in the
:TB2 BIIRDELL I 73U&Dr.$•
NEW EiNCITEAENi . '.l • ',
BEAVER AR-,GUS.
WITAND.
M & J Weyand, Elitots & Proprietors
BEAVER, PA.,
IVEDNEDAY,- FBRIJA'RY 18, 1857.
ear9n: Barrows, of Pittsburgh; 'will lecture
inthe M. B. Church, in this Once, as Friday
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evening the 20th inst., at candle light.
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0,17 N TENACITY.--
In
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• the Star's three catamn rapt' , arti-
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ale !;uttiag its - Editor hstarelhe conintually in
MI
egaitiOn 1849.
peisael unanimously by
Resolved, By the Senate and House.of
Representatives in General Court convenedy
that opposed to every form of oppression, '
the people ot.Now Hampshire have ever
viewed, with deep ;egret, the - existence of
Slavery in thisArtiibn ; that while they
have itnicifitstly supported all sections' in
their constitutional rlghte, they have not
only histiented its existence as a great social
evilibuc regardekirai fraught with dan
ger ic4llspeartetild Weljare,of thernation.
Resolved, !'hat while , we iiisoct the
rights of the slavehohling as well as the
free_portions of this Union—while we will
willingly consent that wrong be done
to member bf this' glorious confederacy
to which we belong, -Soe are firmly and un
alterably opposed to ihe extension of Shi
very over any portion of American
now, free. \.-• \
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Resolved; . That , in' o ur opinio Con
gress hes the Constitutional -power to abol
ish the Slave trade and' Slavery. in the Dis-'
triet of Collat - Ilia ; and that Our Senators
be instructed and, our hepresentatids :be
requested to takn'ell censtitkitional ineas , t
uresJ - ta accomplish these objects.
The
_Star will agree With us that far.. we
have accurately stated the views of New
1
shire. We :will now direct his utteot:ou to the/
views of Pennsylvania, 'expre t ssed also throUill
Ihoun” •
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her Legislature; and to her !honor, be it, said,
she n9ier spoke as r. Shite, but against the sys
tern of human bondage .11 On the 22:1 of Decem
ber, 1819, while the "Missouri Compromise was
pending, a resolution tins passed by'the Legis
laturel
and approved by Governor Tuley, in
these words : 1.
Resolved, 'hat our Reprtsentatives in
Congress are instiuchol vo:e again=t the
admission of any territory, as ,a State, into
the Union-,unless the further introduction
of SlaVery . or involutitary servitude,' except
Las a punieur.ent fur enmcs, wheceg tho
party shalt:have been duly convigted, 1.1.t11
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•be prohibited. • •
on the 22d of January, 1817, wht:n it
again,
became apparent that new territory would' be
Itiegnired from Mexice, l ehe once more sPoko'
I follows: •
It ,
llesqlved, That our Senators' in Coo=
gress be instructed°, a l nti our l'opresOtatiyes
requeiled to vote'against any measure
i wikatever, by %yule!' iferritoryttwill azerue to
the Union, unless a part of the funda
mental tar:, upon any tiontpact or
treaty for this purpolte Us - bas•rl, slavery or
nvul unia ry srreitu(l . e, except for crime,
shall be forever prohibited.
Oar neighbrr will agiiin agroe with us that
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; we hive eer
retly defined the ground Pennsyl
frania has' occupied ()lathe qtrestion of extending
1 !slavery and the . power•ffleongress over the
Territories.' Ve note [ ask hien two-simpleriu'eS
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bona. - Were these States, while pssoing these
li...solutions, arrayed nininst the “Constitution
t and the Union v " 4 ThB Star Answers NO. Very
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- Then wnat mikes them less loyal for
pioposing to do now Wtiat they did then. Let
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the •‘ information be forthcorain,g." 'Ant as we
have promised to convince everiour nAighbor of
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the correctness ot. our arguments during,the
campaign, we shall becotne still more s.pecic
and endeavor to ishow,hint the group' occupied
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ill the . Democracy previous to its becoming a
l i . .:,..; , .outheth'l.irtS l ::' _ The Detziocraejr' of New
Itrinar shia. :in State convention, and with a full
l' , • • . -• )''' - --.- . and
I.ijiasciousfiesii of the rectitude - of their act, in
Wetolier l- 1547, declared their views in. these
w 1 ,5 i ~. ''• I ' '
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Ire-0161; .That. we 3 , Tlare it our isorenin
1 con vie/to:Jr, a 541116 Pempera tie party ( * lave
[ lieret•Aora ., '. done, `that neither starer?' •tior
1 itsroia4try servituVe . shoultl hereafter ex=
I ist in any territory Wllich.may he acquired
Lby . or annexed to the United - States; atni
that we approve 'of toe cotes of our (1:1..!ga.-
[ .
lon,in C.ugresPJ iii,.favor of the NVilmot
l'royiso '
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So spoke the Demtacy of.. New ffai..4hite . i
only a few years ac -, ; and the Democracy of ;
Pennsylvania, arue.tx ;the well known policy of i
the State, ia IS-49, and likewise in State Con
:yection, end w r ithoutla,dissenting voice; declad
ted as fellovi': '-. J. . ; • 1
ItesolvedThat i slavery - is a' ipcal, do-
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toe'Atie institution of the 'South: t!ulitvet. i" I
Suite law alone, aro with which the general
, vn.t eimment Las nothing to dir t atil esteem-
0
ing it a violatibn nt: State rightslo carry it i
beyond Statet.liniii.4 we deny the power of
any citizen- to ext'ptid the area - of human
t.mlige beyond its present domain. .7 . 1
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That was the. platfurm of the Pennsylvania
.
Democidey bat is hart time since; but now
whet it change !, Two or three weeks, ago a
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I r esolution. of a siini i itr character was offered in
the Penfisyllmnia LtgisbOure, and every Demo:
I cratic member has tLirttvilly been voting against
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lit ever since. And 'in the N ew .. Hampshire Leg
i•islature, one winter ;ago, A resolution of this
1 character way pt./poised and carried:
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1 ResOlred„_by the .P,enate
RiTresenta.tiVes r , New
cietieral Court co r'€: ned, th
pain an apprenv Sion the e
exten•l the instit tiou of, SI
Now it happerslhflt ciery Deinocrat in the
piew iln;npihire Lgislatnre voted against. this
resolution ; but as that body was at 'this tinic
Repulalleatt, it was! carried without Democratic
sppport, Then question arises, if..the• De
.mocraci of Pennsylvania and New ilatnpshire ,
were national when they protested against the .
extenshin of slavery, have they not become see:
tioncii' when 'they (refuse to raise their voices
against What do you say Mr. Mot Do
principles ever change
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THE NOBLEST AMBITION
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ese resolutions were
Ithe New liampsLirti
and llnnße° of
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tt we view With
hosts on foot to
lavery
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t WOr o relie ving , Falai' 'o r 4 g ten .
ibe Constitatitm:and polonging lifn.
a - bilious disorden , eSpeci . oil l y ~ , tie Pi , Ils
e been woOderfully effterfeb6l, 11 troi l
at'reason they are almost imporgt t e..`
(twine in the country, where blliini9e er
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sail theall• varieties of liver complaint o.e
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n.' ,1 ‘... , . . ..,.unately se 'Outman We learn fr in
pe . 9 subject to bi li ous attacks lin
chic; priog and Fall, *he ave'resot+ted
to tillturills ail-preventive, that they, hOve
nevegOiled tc save them (rola: such pato •
dieaMeretion9; while iwe bare Olgo ' the
"ittrongst possible testimony in ithcir . . favor i
from who hovel/Ikea iii4ta' in
'he - worst stages of liver disease. • 'Long
before we hail au opportunityiti judge.',Of
their value from home testintonY, the me/1 7 ,
ical journals and' the 4ily Pte.s;of Eu
rope had referred to than lin terms of
praise. It gives us pleasure to aay that 1
our own experience confirms; and ' verifies'
the staiemeuts attired from 'lfereint ajar
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• Not being conversant. with the phildsr.
phy of medical sckuce, we rfi intipt enter
into a learned exposition of the tonitis pp
erasidi of, Holloway's Pills in; bilious din
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ses, - but shall rest , content with saying; that
under, the influence of the. remedy ihe
Fkin and the whites of: the ti-es spoo l Ire
their yellow tinge, the pain Ito the tight
side disappears, the appqtite!, returns ! .the
digestion improves, nod 't,he . physical
strength of the inv:.lid is restored'. .Pro
lessor Holloway, who has tmtde 'phyt44lo
gy hie study for aquarter i'f a century,
has \ giving. seivrilific whys fin'ili wherefbres
for tkeir . eurative effects; ve,i , iniply, Isiah
that they fulfil the promises it. the in vm.,
kii, a fact that has never beect ,quesiiorted,
ht, believeiby these who have given them
a fair trial'---V Y. Not. its. Go.:ette.
Walker Hemmed in on all Sides:
lIIS SUPPLIES IVTII ELY CUT
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A gentleman who iirrivedilist night! in
the George' Law informetlll our teporter .
the Ssetuncr Sierr.i Nevarl4 . . left 4eu. l
pulco on her returkrto' s ; Sin 'Frauedsce
that the day before thb-GOldcia Gate toech:,
ed there, haviog Wen niMble, to laud i her
passengers at San Juan del,Sur s farceS
The steaurshiOriz.iba, whie:h! . sailed - from
Sau Francisco a few lioursOft l er •tne GolL
den 'Gate,. kith passeilgerffir Mlarni
tie States, and rc:cruits for
ker;'ty old
t. I , .
tnere,re:be•oh.liged to pros to an:4la9 k
or urn, with her passetigeri; toSati i
eisee. It appears that' fearing that ti.e I
Trarc,it Route wOnld he itt !he Lauds of
the Costa Ricans, the Pasiengirs by, t're I
Orizaba .contracted before Ileli‘ i ing
Francisco, that if such was' the'Ca,C they.
should be tsken on to l'auatim.. The Grit
nada, front New Orlean#; wBs deained
days at Havana, 'and' couldi not' laud 1 her,
p . lssengers at Punta Arenas, hut was ; corn-1
polled to proceed to , where be-1
ing too late Jrir the EipantalliN, john L.. 1
Stevens, thef ite.re Obliged 4? wait: f or or
five days i at l'atiama for th 4 ai_rival of the
steamertialtlen Gate; L. w(tieb they were
to be taketi up to . San Francitico. r In all
!probability: the fi llibustersi that hlt here'
• !
Lott th e 29:n of Jatmy, lty r the Tetinessi•el
I will ha obliged - ''tit I:4eattirir
!Granada w4s. Aqp.in.ral 'f o r
Areti.4,4 fir tined huo,lred - of .
IValker's. recruit, ' - haying abandoned
!their crazy <design ,of pioce , ding to hi',.
as:istance in. (114 rickety, - .steamer which
:cott..l a_U giventhetrij[aiid petition.
; log the Costa Ilicarit for a passage ba i t ato
the United States,' the IllitislVConstal iu•
t:!reetled in theirheliall, , :atYl they,
turned in tiic Graned I. There iy
_r.o news
from 'Walker; but lie:um:Al in las he Must
be, accordin.; to this'account, bet weenithe
I allied. ferce N with both ends of the 41111-
S . ll . 1:0tIte iu th‘lir pm,sieittion, and sup
plies"lit3,l
out-oft, itiL.catatiV3 egoA Ping 1 frc.2t
the country .would appal' re eltk4nely
ntuit I Trib.,.
TA , . Chadian Iliefigioll.-4be will cf
the late jlot. ! . Jithe. M., Cl.4ton, Delaware,
has been publisltel 'l4e first clause of ~it
Islas folloW:4'
1
"First—l 'Pave to my: -ier.ds ;mil !el:t
ikes., a wen :re to
,all :olliers WIo way
think nay oriOiott of any .ial s ue. this testi
monial; that • the religion; taught in i t'ae
NeW Test4titent is the bt. , .7,ti . that has been
offered - for our ,niloption,! bat Hfur this
world and for that Which , is to e n n i; ?i -i in d
that Jesus Clitint ii-is the true. Mi. .siali,
and will ruiinain forevetlie nnif Itedeund
Sari;ir of fallen ?oa f ' 3 4 et inl , i, lintnble
tes:iniony stattitin favor•if\ilieigliristian
re!i giorr— . - I' it ili ...Itsply t liorougl4cat vi aced.
'' '
ot* its truth .. . , N '
r
BEAVER' MARKET
8, 157
( 1 ") n rcrird lf cckly
FLOUR---Per hundred ' 1
ICY F. LOC 116- per cw t ... ... .2,25
IIUcKWIILIA.Tper cat ' 3.00
W IlEAT—per bushel . 1 1 1,20
P.l'll—per bushel ,
CORN--per 55
bsshel
HEEL'—roun4 ". I 6
1'01;k —found. . 14
BUT CE4—per round I :25
}:GCS—pet' dozen . , 15
POTAI'OES--'3er 1)641: , 1 - 1.09'
APPLES—tic. ltu,hel ,1406a1;25
PIT TSBIr RGII lIARE. ET
.
• Pirrsreuttak. Feti-tiary 17 i . 1.8.57,
FLAUR--10-/ fmrrel. ...... is6.64)it AS
BBCKWIII ATper ewt I • ':
H :I'l—per Op pat:
iloatt—par pounil • pi
BUTTER—per . .
MD 31IM 313311 ,
• On thelltkinat,, Mr::loseph *de i rsnn,
of this borough, aged 6-lirearc: .' I' l
On the IGth- is t., :14,1,,J0hn l'ak:in of
13ridgewater, aril 20 sdak
MAIL lIRRANOEMENTS
'
_I
At the liocho-ater Post • Office. , Jrcf.
_
The IVestern clove' at 9/ A. U.
The C,fitiel trrl to,tbetkvillo ; mail °Weis at
91 n'eldek A.
' ,
The Hatton' nutil doses at 10 ii'clock. arid '
minutiae A. X. - , 1
The 'leaver mail eloses !It, 12 at naan. I ..
,
j s - ; BLDss,
•P.Q.M.
DlSBotrilox '
,
Tho perincrehip herctorer esistyig under the
namerend style of T'oung t Thamse 11/11.‘
diSSOITei b 3: mutuld coner.nt. The litteindse
the late firm witt be eettled up bylltm. ThMnsi,
who will ematirauethelmain est at t he old eMn , l •
1
Fes ! ., ' P. T s * TaTil l . '
• • RPRI, •yh era„ill.
; AGRICUL L s OIETY:
The annuat' uoeting of the , liedrer_ Co.
lAgrieultural Sirjety, under the Constitu
tionoiiir heltilln The Court nonie
theleveisiog of Monday-, Mrreh 9th, at; 61
o'clock-
,
Ae.the Eleett n of Officers for the ensu
e'
, s 7 - --- 7 .
in your will be 6141, the ,
annual . report of
Thai manages ana!Treasurer of the - ,Society
'acted Open, and!other important business
transacted, a full attenilanee of.:_rucinbrais
earnestly requested. It is esPecially, desir ,
able 014'4 , a-11-Rorie of the ColtLey should b.
iepi-escrited, so Ithat,suitable persons may,
I be, F redointuended for the different offices,
anal thus MU% te ccntralitior, of officers,
whieb has been urgcd by some as u Com.
plaint against tlo l actiou of termer 'similar
meetings - may be obviated. . 1.1 ,
1 M
1 The Boardlo managers will meet at 10
O'4lock A. M. of the. same dry in the
.1
Sheritf4 office : f r'the purposelef closing up
tbeLunfinished Liusinrss
,and preparing the
report for the current year. I ' .
, By Order. 1 ,
1 11
11. , ANDERSON, Prev.
. d ih l ar . ..i ir!,.. - + ' . --. 1.,. les • ' tie itttl nst aiolcatt
~ . /Vl - , a"I A I '' - i' ' l l'll' Ill ' . '''' ; O I 7 q td three cortainlota
I I • I
Y virpte of sandry writs of ricri raeins 1 10 rout. 1 .;'% 121milit 1
•1 of .N . , :,..; - l'ili.„. - 1
,
Venditioni Expo as and Jevari Ertel' , 4. is-
prred-1
d ont of the Cour lof Comtnnt Pie la of Bea- 11 . Y MIT: O g - trrQt. c. 1 3 1.
icounty, - vind to l l In , directed, will - ,he isrscd ~I, Y , tile)' 11,14 1" ,, !t I ) ) ' A
bide by public ,vettdtte or out cry, - ", a the rfrtlee• . t'; ,, z , v , fl r-nd t.t .i. , iii , i f,„l..„ii ~,
girt Ilouso WI the Borough of Beaver, n,' property et lltoota , s l i k 1. - erlr, at , b(. : „„ t t,,_
t 13411.AT1, NIA ROL sth 1.,.;j7. I Alcorn. I I i
tlO o'cleelf A. NV! the' follOwitt le se il ll ,erl i N - 9. 11. , : A ,z-o. r - ----„_
iroperty to wit—f,' , ,i - t r ISt it d•trao tint tth.l , I fro o l i e ~.:;,,,
i'so. 1. All the riglit, title, interest an] chat , At , . ..i. ... il L... iit .• M.. i,. -...• i .
of ilefendant4 of, in and to that certain titim () ae it Bert tin I.ieb.,n 1 , 4 , , kt k 1 i f: f .
li.
building'-knottn ss, , unity t.'hurch, in It oithes- :_b•titt.led on tie 40 ith hv Jfi.i ' •,.1 r.
...,i)
ter, in the etturfry of Bolser, being twentY-fore ion the welt lifsiiiiver it'le: 1 1. P f. ,
feet by fifty f l eet itt the clear, wit six feeti Pur- bylp tnii fit Ie!, a.) icei'., •in ir, .. 'l. •::0.
...
ticii in trine itiV a l A:ham:el six. feet b•I"Inr? owl psi . 010 ait it -lot er ii . t , , a r m! •i ,
eight feet 4 tie ; thb. coil bull it 14 bri:ll.: nto• , It“ iii l: t , .j:' lot. iiiintwit,,i },. i;_
..,
stc,ry hitilt,
tiro
fivrli wails, Ink being; toul - rteeti, ' e .i , ,nt.i.c .1 10,rn .n 1,e1,,1ii.„,,, ~ i ~ ,
feet liikh to ti,ifcelliing, nod situ.t,tre , l in 4cer 1 , li'ln, . •ii le norti.-rn po.llvo ..t ‘I it
lain lot or,. gr tuna in the Dor•tugl( of 11. , ...1ir.5ter 11.,•rr ~..,.s P.M ,tia WI of New Di i; ; ~,
in the county aforesaid. and boar eel an 1 1 tti.sT is, eri eteit a ir iiiii-ii..i , ”l IA. h.: ti , z . „ ~
eribed l as follows, to wit: beginning at the cor- ; th..rtt-eig , lt font tri.t ~
,z',t ,,,, , :.... ~ .--
A Valuable Farm for Salt• —
. ; :ter of New and Jacksaa street., oil the tw,, ntor2.3 hi_z . b, ott -, -.t.,r,' ni t- t, .., z,,
IV ILL he eilpitsed to Publte Sale, on the , setaki" -- eaztt_side, tunes along Joel f.ti . e.t ,C.lght fevt. i'l hel ' oh:„1 ht t. it ( 1 i “t ,. 1
V V pretnise.s,lon Thursday, March sth'. 1857 north 62 dek: -l ett' . LI) a stike itt Its ii.l fr mut kimh oi, io ii.l..t t , pt.: , :01 0 .
t 1 o'clock r. 6.1 , that desitaible farm belonging . ' ,..Lick.sort atreet, right angTes sllt h, i li.df ;hi .ts 114'1: t ‘41•I u!..r to , ' t 7 h. , -
toy the heirs or John Boyth-dee'il, adj.iining ' Jackson street; s( .tett.st 100 fent tc. Imenty nnd Apt al tul. 1.11(...i Se. I- I L. ! !
lands of James Todd on tile east,Pliiiip_ Cooper ia et she, thenlce,sr ,•,.. iweA,Thic.}..aLa .jl. Iln 1.. i...: ,ti ,ti tr.• p -. ,iveilt.2. - .f. *-0 ,
on the south, J,. tined Alcorn on' the west, 3n71 r fvet toles' Y.Lrk ee alga,,Newrrii - k--* .I , l.li'r of I :qt . .: -v It ti,ln - 1,.,,v, ~ I
Nevin and 1 I.llSiell. on the north ; situate in 4;1 - et -I- I
-I t - 1 - 14. t .'feet to it beginning. ; (rt- hanli - o-L , 'l. ‘ i-b. ” r of ." - ' 1.•• 1 k ' ta -.2--- "
Moon township , i 11.-aver county, on the Pitts- I ze,i and tek - ',ll --- in. ts[the propetty lot it the suirof 11,:nry litni,i..
burgh and Ilea er road, r, mile's from Beaver, ' the Rector, WarJi .try men, of True- So. 112 r• .1 I., • ()
south of the Otto river, convenient to churches l'ty ehUrch, Ititchc. - • f'..31 ll' . • .. .
Ottrt---(L• 1 , t`l InW At ,t he 1- , :ttiv , Wm. _and p. t. - fd,' en , •.: ,
mid mills; contaittinff 115 acres more or less, ell ond Thoinas flay , sis,)•at the suit of - tt. , , r - qlnt4est .t .I 1 ..: tin,. •4 kin, 1 .nt f ~ 4.
Malta 60 acres cleared and in a high StAto Of , Ilenki l e. • .; I 1 ,1 , , , I, , , -..., er: t i n 1
,t, ,
1:3
j:1 r',,, t
ji 0
~ 0, I. ,
~
~. 1.
enttioiation ; a goo , l orehar 1 water in every - , , . ALSO. I e -- i - 1 1',..1•14'....ii a t ‘.-, lli'. i . i_ r fi ..it v ...1: , 1 t
fitild; * tt frame barn 55 by 30 feet, and log '
No. 2. 1 the Fa ' Lie • Iltne ILlid Tiliteii all the 11 , /rL Il by 11 . 1 L f: 4 T.. ”t, en 3 hy le., 3 .
!pins° tin the preartise . 4. An indisputable title I A
rigin, titte,lititerestl and claim ord•-ferol klni. of 111 k-y, ittiq - A^N , ill NI 11 . ):I'L l ti:e‘. , et, ~ , 1 n
will be given. Possession given et any ti '' . in an. to three certalin tots of ground i k;lliltitd, ereett..l ~ to twl , -:t..;41.. rr On.. itiv, , Ein.. -
Persons wishing to see the fsxm cut d o 40 by in the Borough or - : , i , v ori;ht l rol, 11,33‘ Cr• l eallI1-. wa tt ft.ttne k.tela nan 1 if .1 )t• , L•Lb l•
calling on Nis subscribers. Term 3 mace knownty, Pit , Nos' 14 , .. 1 1 - . 10 and 159, hotjtlcli4l on the ,nre a r.n4 , ...r r: frit t tr-e. , o: V. , 1.. t
-
on day of title. ' , I moth oy-Ma l rket at test
ea., t by Crush fat ey, n re . )./tz - e.t. , 1 and L.:J.-a iii I.N. •‘,..,
IttanAti 01 Born, Now Scottsville, , , L aT, by - nr,t l y and r.test byflAerth Sheet on- tpeo l orrtt of kitittre,.! "1,11,r a: 'A: •,i t
fehlB-'57 SAM'L ISOTD, Sew Sheftlehl, Esr'sta ni" g `1 • I''o feet ,'.out, about out '15.) - fe6t tte ' llEce - if. i
__ -
—_ _____ __ t
7 . back._nMrt , or Tess' enclosed witirti , ltd recce :` , ;.1 i'..i.
ir'BAIA . t
_
Itl . IF t i lt ' 1557.
1
1
1 ,
To ihn Taxable Inhabitants Of Beaver
,_, , ,
poputy rursuant to , the prbvis4on of ,the
',:trirs'of this Coretnottwealth, the under
signed clomiulgsioners of -Beaver County-,
dieiebY give,notiee to the taiable inhabi•
1 , i
itnuta Vithlti the Itespective Boloughs and
'fofrliship4,.. of I the said . county, that the
'llay-s of Nppeal from the ASsehsments for
I ,
14357, 411 ;ma the ComtniF.sioner ~ frice in
tIM Berotigh ofilk:ayer, on the days follow
' ingt—vizfrom! .mJIa
ry the 16 Jay of
1 , 511 r dt S. turd' y the 9 1 of Ilttrell
i ,CI 0 .1 1 .I . —. , .clay a
0 3 , 41r -days intduAve—, Also ,tit any other
lime, tvheu in: Session previous to those
'lays. "-- • W. P. Phillips,
IF,eb. 16, 1857 i l'hillip . CE - MPer, ,
I Ilugh Sutherland.
..„...ore or .. ,1 1 .:,.
rind planted with fruit trees, - .Seired4ih:f . itilten
id, ex -ettiii. , nlas the Ilroperty ofT-li;,,iii?L's 1': Re
et), at the_init, of the Trustees of ll aver Acad
emy. , 1, ' i I , •
i ,
No. 1. 1 , ,I ALSO. i '
) , '1 r
•. At 'the shrile time rri pi-ce all tine r'e'it, ti
tle, cactiut and intre t,. or derend,to. n r,rin awl ,
td ! a lot It.'grotnill. s t itta n ted in tin? Ilorynuy .. ?l":
IV , Jche'l.o. l fleavee.c . .),Junt'yj Ip.iraded on tlt,sl:ort!li
hi. MI not,l On ,t`m 1 •onst . ,l:y .Saanuel 1 1k10q,:,-.0:1J
tale fond! l by, the Oh r iu• o iliver no./ en j .ti el west :.
14 William i lletandrr: Ott whirAiii 3 O,:•.:tel oriel
bk.rge watehonse.!
_,Seize'.l ark t.,k, , nria'*.iec , i-;
. t ti, n no th l l i/ r.',, R i i i - rel of llndliitiCi. Parks: t;.4. the t
si it ~f Iy_i • i•P',); . rter,', uie E f Eiii,nl I-I , ,Lnl:s, '
"-- - 1 Inse cf. Thom is •:, noi,a g a m.
Li. I. \ 1 , •;' )r ' . I. 1
acne time knd plsce. all t',l7 rlg , lt, ti=
;i 6inl tin, of !dc!'!ind .0 , , M . , H-31!l'i
4li 0: giounil.sit Late/ in 1 tl•e;t.r '
tpl V 1 ..,Idgebv. - 1;•17, I,9undel on the'north b.;,..1
~. 1 st;•it!t, elst by •• \Cie:4A street, „.s..uult by lJ t ot i
i
I F. 33 11. Darragh and west by 1.0.1i.4 - on ell'ell I- -\
...,.t . - ! . eseeted one ,frame two dtoTy q;oacli Sli . ,,p, epper
. ! ; sit :•v u.ed for A I Ul, and a nuniVer of ten.- 1
'i' - I ''' ' r -I s 4 .., / ' Itl- '
nteuvtuse , ,tor paT shops . F ., . i . i, ~..a.
: In ...-.)! L il ; %kg/ in exe'vition as olie pint t- o! Jj'n;'.l . ...it',--
•:<:).;,_ .. 4. 3 _ . " .. Y- 7 :N. - 's i, ; ert . and at ihe suit of the r Traolces sr. fl ;,, , aver
-- y'i.. '''' tlii i , • -- 1 J 2, 4 -Jatit . m)" I . ,
4
...,,, , ~.,.
~
, ; ;:r 4 "ei ' lilt '1••c•-. I'i At the same time, and p!aci,
' - ",f . "W... . '. '' .4 "
....,7
-..
4 ,
1 ..5 ,,, tte interest and shim. cf ,i 0
,' ,' i•' 1
to a certap, :tract elr parell ~.1
' ',l"evy' Sen. cftly tn/Tcriripro , :vl
.._;4.41 on the north 413 l en,t; „ 1;;
i liarger, F.,th t:,Y. , f f.:1:1 i',l,,'
t itnos itolnae, et:ln.'n ' '
or less, fd-c: her e c. il
'.; titliler rec ce. :flic 1'
:'.131 the plee. Selz 1(.
:r 'LI
J 4 , ~ • 1 . . i ;44. th e pri per to
The , 1:10o.t* is the- life-sustniningl ar;ent. ' ft . rlar::n P. -t-.ltuith,'i ~ 1
furnished the col m
T"
neuts. of, flesh, bone, rani- 1 4.,., 6. r t f
~N
ele, nerve ind integument. The . tt" i ii 4 9 8 'At tliel tn
se tint ',.
mnnufneterY, thd , sins its dishilintet . s. and:Vie , t e, lyterest nO.l ,:11: i 1
intdstdnes:the chat nel through which the tot , t the foooUia:r- de '
matter rejected in its production , . iim (tip:died. 1 Nos. 135 a n d 1 . /0 ~
Upon the stonnichl the cireltlation amithe bost-') : ,,l ert Brighton, it , , c a .
el., those l'ills aiet simultaneously, relieving 1, 4 ,, 11 , i., ) , FiLlls sit'. ,
indigestion. purifpug, thectluids, and regulating rsi,ntlt by lot ;173 i,,i .
the exeretioni. I
- ,..r 11 ENA TI N.k.T4 CO )IPLAINT. iiim.e i the iat is eil '1
: DY s l ,( "Psia is th - most en:ninon disease nmo t 2 i :4-!eit.: . ..i:anti j r,ken . i ? 1, I
all, classes .in j 'tl is country. It assumesia lif --Milton I; Mar n
thu'ilmand shapes, and is , the
sour he primary e r 1 Mapi t uisj--Also ;it tl,
antitumor:Ode dun Otto 'maladies ; hut- what- . okitinsi :11 kE. Ila 1
'ever its type or vmptonss, however obstinate i S o , 7. 1 . 1 . I',
•
its resistance to o inar, preparations, it yiel s-i lAt ihe sante tint . it
readily and rapid y to this searching - adid trite -1 t i 0, ,,i..,, t +,,.r t and Li
ring remedy. : - . , e ) , i e
rJt i t u ,i4 ( t i nt
1- 1
liil,Mt g . AFFECTIONS... .4 ~,,,oip . !:,•min
,I
. , je;l
' Illspiriatiti- Ind totality of the bile are of !heir s; east : by Join
vital importance to health. I.7jmn the liver, 1 /John , Iti i ekey and it
the Fined whidh ecretesihis fluid, these, Pa is l!taltaing, atiJmt 37 4, 1
operate.specicflly, infallibly reztifying titsl . B acres are cleareo
irregularities, an I . effectually curing Jnundire, t ti t icen in executions
Bilious Remittal fel, aud all the varieties iof,?, JackSo . rit the suatl
disclose geuerat l'hy nit unnatural conditiontofl drew Stewart, Intel fi
the ,
Ic(rg,an. ,1 ' .r . ..."77. IN6 18 1 ! 1.1.
- 1 '
1301 V 'I., '' CO3IFL AIN'T'S . 1 1 I ~ 'MI the ;ache !tint
~
Unless' the I b( w...els perform their functions I title;l interest and ;l1
1, L '
properly, the , ;hole body suffers, Tens ler! to a rer/nm 10t .. , ,,,fl
thousands die a Mtally of Dysentery, Diarrlima ) t oil 1,14 4 ,-,1 1 0,, boon,
Chronic Constipation, and other diseases of 1 Samhel R' \ { l Go
these waste pip sof the system. The etfc'l orl south hy John NO:ft
1
the Pill 4 mpon'n 1 intestinal disorders; whether I Roid, out thing on
casual or e,pide. lie. is a phenomenontic, in Meql,i- lor les: ( There is k
,
tine. lily fulloring, the printed directions, "the i the lot, a I inclOse '
most alai ming cases of boWel complaint aru , cutien rtj tliC profit
promptly controlled, ''! . , ..' i nrtheisuti of M. r
i. :
W
A -ORD TO
The local dohility and !irregularities which 1 dee' 1.1 .1
are the'especiitlannoyance's, of the weaker rex, No. il. j
i 1 a .
'and \ which, whin neglected Slways shertqa lA, thel same tie
life, ar3 relieved fer.,the time being, and pre-., tie, ititere i st arid 'el
vent ii for the time jto• come; by rs .course „of I tO t`ii., folfoWing , :r.
this Mild but thorough alternative. , l , #tnl Rochester To 111
. - ' ' lotto l 1.1 k ".
's , •—. l . I .i' i . 091 . i.
Ifolloway's 1 - I,lls are theibest .rentedy Mown r 20. lin the plan of
ottee..
In hereby given, that the if / Ho - wing, named i
erAone have, filed in :li f e Office of the Clerk
of the Court of iQuarter Sessions far. 66'1
county of Beaver; applications fur beensei
whichlwill be present All to said er,urt anal
heard ou Wednesciay the 11th i'day of
March next.. , 1 -•
Tvic;:usi- 7 1 -; M. Cutup, T.n .. fifester horeugli
11 Itsan, Johnson, l Beayegi
1; Darling, New . l3rightou
.T. 31'1:1;11.,1d, lloavrelf townshici.
Clarke,; , ltearer 136roiigh.
.Eut6g Hungesi —S Johnston,
J. M. t•e, '
Feb. 18. WM
1
, , IIEAIIIII' I\E t, IT !THE MILLIO
1. .: l• PIIIL 0,5 . 01 1 111' • A .1;',0 FA 6•1.., '
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Dropsy. Influenza, ; feet in srontbit ID
Debility; leitlariunittion, tee to . li Wootf• stre
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Female Coinprts, Piles,l ,• I tol ili , IT. 2 •To• 9 '
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Ilot.t.owar. Al, Maiden Lane; New Yorki afttd - 1 Istolth9 followit ;
244 Strand, I London, by, all respectable Dru,g-li in I ?. iniloliater 1100
gists and Deal#rs of licdieine'througlicrut libel (4)li'd the general
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Bowel Comp'ts,
Coughs, '
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corilingio the lnt of the ent-lots the Dor
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the ett 44/et nn larii:Ai street, to lot No'. - 5,
the ce by said lot o Mulberry' streSt the pinse
•,., (:)fbegirtring, 4utin 12:1 feet ,in depth` on which
eoraliVanted at the
1 . . 4, I I's erwe' ed one : frat e lutiice about II) feet front,
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ROchester .§tatch F aeterv. =1 .in exeention ns !be property of. Bo! rrt F. M'll
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1 41 !t for Sale, at. to, , ... 1, 14; 10, . ALSO •
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zt. 25 cents, ?'2l. cents . , and each. . ,
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thelargest sizes,, ,
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