rnoM,KANSAS.
St. Louis, March 23,
The T. pt ka correspondent of T4e
"Prmocr at says : The Kansas Fr!-
State Cquvention was in session at that
plat - elm - the Pth - and - littrinsti - C..F.
Currier prosidini. 'The enin'inittee
res. 41 1144 the people
the y; titot . yeairtfOi participateTii"tlie
-44440
C innit44444al ACt'rwithout .
p Aprlttni'ing-thtiir.7lights as 44neri
-0119 citizens Tit jenpardi ntt the 1 - Jublic
peace: tha4 IleTOpeka titution
the choic e of a nl2.lorlty of On
'citiseua.• the ,territory: and -they
urge • upon Congress the . inirnecliate
Atibitiasfon of Kansas as 3 . state 'under
shit' 'o44iistiiution"; that peaceful . rein
tious ail its eitizeloi are re
girded to indispensable A 44 • the wet ;
4.1 of pie people of the Tertitory
and they urtientl appeal to all men-t o
suhtnit all differences-of oPittion
grow
ing out °I nn question of its a•mcitic .
institutions to . the ballot : )oz; provided
that any attnnyt to abridge ter impafr
tit Freed -)n of Spilech• 44r of the, Bal .
lot4s4)**shall biheld as just Cause for
depat•ture ora' this olicy ;, that - no
tern ahall.be nada for nternbe;ship 44f
the Free• State party .save the ezclu
*lo. of Slavery Bona- Kaosaat -and
irmajy. that they are inflezihly detit
atiultd to ahlda by the principals of
fiqqaiity and Squatter Sovereignty as,
enunciated in the Kati4as Nebraska bill.
AN AMATEUR PorrstAsztut.--A„stri
killill;3fango of the Vanity uf htt nan
expectations occurred tleoelitly in a
aming_ coal reining village, in a
steighboringcounty, 4 certain .aspir-
In • individual, who claims to have
flags the'llt.ite—,col, rather, Itir: flitch
aniest...some .eevice in the late cam
Feign, was an applicant. for the Post•
aTice.in the village., He laid nig plaqs
judicio : sly; . as he thought. At length,
Milers' tieing " tin a train " and a ape.
dal 'goat —the Postmaater 'under
Pierce-,-having been dispatched to.
Washington to get the appointinent
egectect, the aspirent felt coil e secure,
atIA even went nu rio 44 tit aptioniice
tiffs appointment. and that I/6 ulr.-atly
had "THE TAME" in his pocket. He
accordingly hired an office, and ha• it
fltt..tittp with all the modern improve.
.
meats, 40 no' doubt :was already':
finge:ing the mails in anticipation.
gut the hest laid schemes fail at.times..
The agent came hick front' Washing
in dijr time; but he brought ins ovrx
alstriOttawerir in his pocket, This
vras: a staggerer to .Mt... Buchanan's
friend., The disappointment of his
to-mes s ad the ridicule' of those who
had witnessed his swaggering, were ,
tomincit.to be burne,and he hastily
tlisposed of his newspapef, and left.
for Wilkusharre, where it is sa'd he
liana& to practice law a livelihood.
Tiiit - disapointed office-seeker was E.
B.l.Chase.—lllositrose Reputes.
A NEW USE or INDIAN CORN-UIING
CORN F. , 31 FueL.—kiertner
olfiihO'Graltd Prairie, where wo• td is
not to be had arid where coal is worth
thirty cents a • bushel, and corn the
same, got nut of fuel while the .roads
were se bad that he could - not haul
&al, and in the emergancy of the case
triad burningc - ton in the eat in his
•
stose in place of coal, and fout.d that
it.attt only succeeded but that it
.was
ectoslly chelpe /to but n corn than coal;
And that it not pitiv . - tnalc'es a Itt.t fire
ibi l it-i"cleatier rine than Coal. •
. ; We were quite aware, of the a!ue
of cora cobs and corn stalks for, fuel.
bat this is a • new - uso• of the - grain,
tlintigh .we sewn? teitOn to doubt- that
an article so ' .full or oil' an'd . alco hol
must make gooti . fueli and out veryck.
pensive. • • . : • •- .
"'.'Thera is positive .. infitivistiim
- 'tlhington that Brigham Y. ung.
in niew nave bUrned-the Uuited.
an d fliv!a, court records' : &c. ; :.,
ATP: , •, :tory; ; I .st...they, haveths
litieh ,t2TII :ointeleut4ifone of two .
=nail : 1 / 4 4 , !pp - • !ern! , officersi -both
,schdtiloa ofifi4. • " • 'i -•- Youn • g for:Gv:
of the purpose
;arnOri .11 , 141 414 i 1 7f1)49i:!,
Alf liOsinlrah7 other Ptn. • truth is,
, to ry' *-f.rcki .df arma : 4,... 1 1. -:aet!erily,
; that lkinfiriiinis• are alrg 43: •.: „
• . lof iabeilintr .:;
girr,ft.mpa _Post wainie4ii!ti. .
.. cur , i i r e g ard si
.11g lita:iliSeso a r knio t e"
wily crediVehoula 1 14 ,b 0 ft ive,D l 9 ilh) . nt "blond poisom,"„ pt 14uced :by the
,iiiciaus in uoticeii 'of death; is ii..e11 , 14 lunalitinn of a poisonous tniasMn, gnu.
l e rated .by _ animal and vegetable-del
to.clergytent27l9 notilinii - cif • rnarriagns! .
A ' ii,' i ri patitir-oblitiO y 5 anlioinwerroi# r • r i l •• ottsition; which etiparenj the , ti et iq
a .iluld react...Pl:hod 'at the ; hands 1
f . ..:, '''
iii the -Amer .. cipmecting :with
i e . li b , .
Dr. Saddlebags. Juba pun, aged du an
.1 . .. 0..._ 'II street newer.
'.. 49 NIP ,
Axe' .
itiMT-
ft.glvrt-,- P 4) taz.
Otartday*olling April 2. lI.S.SV
N: lt ! ~Ylt ;" •:r?X cc , li ; i"
Repub_ican= Nominations,
_.„l"ar.,Porstuks%
VIDAI.
-
For Canal , C9mthissioner l
WIL Ll**. AtILWA RD,
qt SaFxTr: •
I'4 Supreme .T . udF9 l Term
j. LEWIS,
EaF.33r.R. cournr.
For Supreme qudge, Slur: Term
• JAM LS - VE t;CH,
OF PAYETTE comm.
Attention Delinquent Colleq-
tattle -
The o.,mini;.siiniers of Potter
coun
ty.will meet at Uhuder,sport, on MON
tim F4.urtit day 4)I May
lor the purpose of.se.lliug ilia] the
(,tiliectots whir - are in arrears:— Taitse
nut curge I h war i at that time
and at ran ge th,..it• acce,urqs,
,trill by
visited by the 4aciiir bothre the '
Court. March, 24, 4857.
-"DEICE WHIPPLE. )
• - Coalauers
8. S. EABCO, . )
B Co&i, Clerk. •
Maj. Suinuer"Millo, of Coles•
bur_, ucivei tiles some very desirable
rroperty lur sale iu another column,
Are cull
.the. uttelition. of o ur
toaderm to the large : number of new
Advettisemoilts p t:yeuted•irt
umus, this week. Thits‘' Whs..; 'ant
troubled with rata uod other,y,rmiu
will find "Voet:tr'e' ►at ready to pilot
tins% to a rernady. "Costar". knows
tae 'real . value . .ufthe - IR Arva l er; and i
piufitb by hi., kneaftedati. • -• I
rit k.) rig- young frind, Juitm 'it 1 State Senate.. Mr Harris, of 8ui1.0,•
i
Juries E.,q 10. this place ma Nimaalasy :, pres.lited the till hoviii4 j .iOt resolu- •
morning last, with• the iiitention of tion in rep. 4 ti t PM' Vegeta decision '
"Imiiging out" his i.iintiigle" in :one 1 i of the Supueine aturt in the Dr,-d
of the-many tinning western villages I SciT cao!': - -•- - . --.
ur cities. We regiet . Hs departure, 1W - nYRYas. 'Frio. Supreme' Cottit,
Out as lie has g . .ne Otto. our-midst in 1 ordained by the. Con,tittition as theli
;he •priiig-tirne of. life to seek a for•J highest sanctuary ofjustice, through . ;
" the reonderance hich the ave I
tune among 'ell rangers, we take ideal.
g p
Oli arch p y possesses in w its c'ieinci I S s, l has
me in saying the; ho is well'ealculuted i b,; cmn i, little else than. the willing
to
- make a high mark tin the ladder of ' tool i;f pro-Shivery polititians;-and ha..?
lame, and we cur:lntend hire . to the I re. Ot 0 t
case, which is a more istiouss erg 4
. a judgment in the Died
8c
good will and patronage of the west- • -
rnin
ern people;'
prevaricat on of truth and tight, than . '
-
-,---.,...,.,—..•...:-....,;... _ any to be foundin the records •i;f• any
nation calling itself free Anil unlight- !
cried ; Therefire. i
H4RD T &sr.—We 'earn that
Mr. White. of Ulysses townshili in
This county. made, during the .week
endittg , Saturday, 28th ult. eight Isun.
died pounds of first quality of tnap'e
tg tr, fromoita pugur 'to chard. Dur.
lug the weJk the Weather Was, not
togeth et favorable, to the business,
Mr. White also made during the •atns
week, eighty gallons of molu-s,:-s,
811;iuld all our sugitt makers be equal
ly succez-sful this spring,. the dernend
for cane sugar will not be, so great as
it has been the ftastyenr, - and , our cit.
izens wilt not be so dependant on the
Snuthet n production ns formerly.—
There is good reason to believe that
a millenium is' at hand for our sugar
consumers. - • . .
IV"Thosei 'of our Etubserlbers who
know themselves to haindebted to us
f solnicription will do us a.great fa,
vor by paying. up imniediately, as, we
desire to procure an entire new outfit
fOr the - parer soon, which will require
all the resources at our
are well dwells that the arliciel;ve
are asking tot is very. scarce. but our
claims are.stismalland widely spread,
that while - each ',four' patrons owing
us wilt not feel ttielitht dematid aq,•
tin upon, our 114:4 ivOuld - be ran
.
sit/viably toipauded whett ..ttiey _are
all collected _together.
~ those . viko
trediatant and find it inconvenient to.
call npou tis can remit the . money :avith
ported ,tiafety ! high
Will our friends aid us,.,and t us do
themtelvos Itlone j will save
us` 10'per cut,`itither purchase of our
new - tyo, and avast amount of trout.:
. •
le hereafter. '
Gril 0 nominee ofthe Washiniti
Board of. Health, which has been
inveitigeti og.the catises of the sephient,
is disease; 10. the Natiohat-H.,ii.,-I.=ctet•
'i_.~.~3~wwVxx~xnZz
•giiiTioan StatOrmorgiffi - despring •t hi- Gsseesar - rivoC- fig War ,
n, • blo w • r , •
! • I , crlgnry ptpF nighty.
fiffIMINVIIAN OF •DAVIR,,WPMOT! I 4hp reptl pr4ktrdiii rth •Aer'
1 • .• •• 9 e -•;
10 :1 - turret! or-,husi]444. I* .
.witX torteignerl fileasurp that dr q
reef itt(ffesiio' his .segtion.".....
ere e reatlks
.We owe" #li Imhof oitleilkiinent \ -
ination of the Hori.DAVID WlLid..l , RS ;
the.„ atandard;h 92 4..,„,f, t l,...R, po i,ii.,_liouther; of the - Benny. mid Mr. Il e
can,party4u.thezianra i gr i .o ). l 6 7, ' filie House Gtr retieited fas-Ours . ..
.We livitt .d g and etidur.
,Ing-tientiment_of.etery,gruiand trite,
anti-slayery
,man the h t State. when
"%ye 'qty. that 'he •is . the first ,choice of
tIMi - satitiMent,''and''.roi all men the
most JFigirirlug of the trtisttukv : confi
dance •of , the friends of;p're . e jo l n iu
the Xtristoite State.. . -. • •
The' vote of the 'Cotretititto which
nominated" 'dm 1;i:. •COmplinfentary
unite to Ida
he , repretems. He. tvia nominated
upon the second ballot, the vote be.
intas - •
Wilmot, 89 ;. Ball, 2 ; totld, 24
povode,.ls; Moot head. 2;
162—necessary.to a choice 81.. •
Wm. ‘lillward,'.,of Poilt•dellthW
iva4 . Ouminated on tha qr.t.:1 .4 iljut fur
ClAnal
- •
• Me4st.'' . .; . . Y;me3Cireech of Fayette
County. and j.iseph• J. f. !wk.
Chewer ooutit, (wine norn:n a t, q l o n
lillot fit judge. of the 4upt pine
C. ,11. t.
'rho cuiymitim, adifturtied i.i the
greatest harmony of feeling-..nin•l
1 gentlemen alto with their ciilleagnes .
Ihad vetted ;igaie3t. 1k! r. Mint. it. al i -ing
, and statnig.that they would • ive t eir
1
hearty iupport to the liiiminee, and
pledging Ilia. lat to maj , ir'tiiis in the
districts they rept eseuted. The'Re.'
publicans of Petiniylvaiva may %voll
i a voiid ..t . thts is nthatiotiz, they ki,vu
niatja;.alid the Arneticani of the Stott:
ma. cheerfully give tneir votes' tu th e
nominees without violating autiot . the
piinciples they adhere tit.
I'On the 23rd idtiam., iu the
r Resolved by the Senate And Howse
of Representatives of the Common-
wealth of Peausylrania, in Grn - eral
Assembly met.- Thai the recent tl ec is•
i ea of the Supreme Court Of the tutted,
States, by which the ordinance of 1757,
prohibiting Slavery in- the North.
‘Ve:tern 'Territory. and the Missouri
Compromis..,.which for ever prohibit ed
Slavery of involuntary servitude in
all_ that Territory now contained in
the Territoi ies of Itansai and Nebra.-
ka. are declared unconstitutional and
void.- and which decided that. the.Na•
tional Constitution -confers .expressly•
plopertyi in Slaves,- and guarantees
that right. :tt every State, is a flagraef
outrage :upon ate sixteen free States
of-the Unirtn, and making' Negro
; Slavery a national institutitin ; and
-that we believe, with Judges- McLean -
and Cuttis that the Court. exceeded,
its jurisdiction in making Plat deck/
lint, and- tnat it has no binding. author
' ity over a free petvle. . .- . _
The 4uchinan Senator.
ate)) , became rampant in regarkl to the
matter, arta got themselves into a won
derful Passiori- , -ali-because it broUght
the - real is ue directly before them.
They were net With vigorous .but.
, lerate at by the'ft,ep bli.
cans, end-804nd upon ergo:
merit they. presented. Otis. of-the ,
chanites, Mr. Welsh, of York, bring
direc' 'asked. stated-that irefully eu.
4ope4 the ilecisi , rn of the Court, The
venerable Sevator frem Alinghoriy
County-haying been alluded to, by Mr,
Coffer. t 1 Indiana, as having voted in
faier of tee same principles c pi Oro
isi:d the present resolution on a.strifi- -
le. quclition in 1819, declared hat While'
he objected • to" the language of the,
rei o l t iri ou h e would vote in tile same:
way that'he:did in 1819. Mr;
kips - is, one ot the leariersirf the 'Bu.
cliariati -pay. ofthe prurient clay, and
we.are"pierised to notice Mil, evidence
of hjs enwilliegries.s tie tallow the 'me
soider'togs '•rit 'the party 'Whether it
goes' tight ; or,.writeK, • • , ,
.kniotion- to refer the
& maga. cOmimittee I wee - adopted Jey:l4
iott 16. yel4 'l4 imp:-
The dovernOr hieliipro*ed die bill
. 7. ‘ ;* '
atte first nagg , will
,ht• fyintu t
ilitrFiiiiiiii.ll "Aildee•lSl)( Gi:v.'Oeirvy --
, to the":petiple ilf Kag.ia..; •Eit•iti•tho e 11.,.
itiiria I of the )li•ss On ii : „Pengw sr: t'eii,'
bracing the statements rhade . b. its. ea! ...
IVP"Ttif'S ' (Ile; I.) 4 . 4 c. Ititleci , ~y -•• . i-. ~,-,,-• • , .
; itor by Gov. Geary ; in regard. tn, the
. 7:- . ' ••" ' ... ' • •••• ; 4'I%I:AA tot.inrilt V AL Citur.--Ed.
. .
t- an end of the Free•S 41 party. —. Erie.' ..' ,
patit,'-preseni sad: fusses pntSpectS of: o b. r i rr - ii. • ..: , .
the territory of which he has just tem; . 4,,. . • .7, - t -,.... ;a •
-.
~.....,
rt.
rre . 4
avi - , ::4 0 . rs P,- its —A4 everyt -.l ug „f in.
...: - " -•_ • • .. ' .-.terest io telutinit t..! tie coal fi..m,l, 1,,
siOied the G.,vernership.'. - We; ask ! • ?`..; 1 ' 1 : "" ---•-• •• . .7' 4,g ':' ..- .t ii • rli iii" ----S 'n t - •f P
it .u- ; „-. tog Cu ir fes .1 ethusyltania,
'', •,• '-i ... . 'I, '• • * 1..4 1 !0tir idea, exactly. It wt;lnuri .
• our Netters to . glVe it.an atteintve pe- 1 - b • o ' of 1 .'..n ' • 1 11:iii..a.t.tM4-)iop2f-49, - IsiTeie) value, I
..... - t De._ •.P ratos nut t.... —emoesatic-.•
maul, and kJ-tie themselves nf . its p a rty. n a t, c4 . its leads f e p ill ik i r e . t h e r transcribe f'. if your columns the fol ow .
..e _ ,
; Merits: .. • • '• • -.,.- • ~- , dec'sioo. "I' widelir theta is - leg -the . .-Itig,ixltllct. filet:a:letter just receire t i
Meanwhile' G.)V. Gear Y liaS had iSliklq"st t ub a
-l'ilitY;7l : Erie- Claz''lt"- i by a i sentlernap bi this city, whttak
I
several lengthy . inter lows. !wpm' at-ly t., . Keep scintl 'gentlemen, jest...lei. th , e . i-gre taker
ei inferetit in the measures it whs.
ts7 . teratic
r par . ty altos,
.and At wiik •in a - g i mlet! , r or the e , t . f .,„ •
and joietly, with the President and ! :I ',.
veer its own , brains out " In e t ett.t• "'poet,' . ..- - • .. ', , - • 1 1P11 of the
Cabinet, in , which he - has announced --.ll E •if ean da ze ,: . Genesee I trelley . 6tiThal.,. 1 will ,,, iniply
Ito them his determination to retire t .
% bleeding Kittisal."
addoliet:the ensile? eV the. letter is a ,
° That won't! be very difficult b. do; I
private life, notwithstanding he was ,a ll y , .. t. i: gentleman of veracity end tile.,,tri c t,,, t
Mt.. Citizen :,4 it is g el:via y c tin.t
urged tit resitom his post Htm. proltty, Vif os name, met inno c k
t , . ed that it has had no bra i ns of lecent : I . • . . 11. -a.
:. Ruin. J. Walker ..f MissiS.sippi. has years. And as for hurting itself by would be' I . odt:timed:at - inlet?. it 11
• hems appointed in MS steed, and Hon., hutting it'intsra littlplo l uric kittrk large Frltit" l 7"rthi 4 'c"rrlm t laitY , as a
F. P.:Statittn:, offentiessep, probably• u 7:. • •• - '' . . • - stifficititit:guatantee of the built 4 all
. - °Pei!' it s V 1 1. 1 114. .- .
aPPV'ie4 Rs S•hcelVY of Ilto rani: '•• - . - .. ....L... ._L_ .
- he "IV il44tirleiit Tit{' entiact is as 1.,1.
_ .
i pry, in place ~fW,,,,,,k,a „ v o,„ . j a • t ;,• "THE.DoitDER OUVrat; 'by Eitceses &H. l
scrr,awhori.f Wisea.Moreland,' ', hs•Prai=' '"W sl
be ternovoti. - . rie f10we,... 'Len . ' Latei' Se.; compete in • *- "1 nave inAt seen ii.ouitnoni nr
T , _
~. •, .
.. ~ .
t. , , . - two hug e ttunilechne valtunes, nsary begnd e s, -
ne tetnAct t cy et th ese appoint. i.. paper.— rice $l. T. B. l'..v.n.ior of ' ut•tizo.e, U-tinplietie Oil and Tail.. e ,
menta is t ••• trans Au .1.... c, Chastnn. S'.,'Phil . Pub.i her.' • ii on Coil nu in tlio.vici.otv of 6 oath.pareiit to be triiste;
keg. and • the overweo :big desireTl!e HI). tve isorn : titl e , + f tw . v..fti , le • • p,•• t. M 'KV:ill c. la. fly, ;e l -e r i .)i t‘• any.
which Piesident- Bnettastan 'already . i " . PaP" ' "v"rs• fir , bk.t.icti r Ipi.•• of thi,g.ev ..k.nr.v.t. oto to:, ~I e. . a .
Vitl•ich %via et a 11111Phied / 1 Ille-piiiliii.. , i r ril k e ,.....
edill)i.L.4 to •Plettot the Smith, exiin• •
.
grulsims the last hirpe which the Ceti- I era Mt. T. B. Pete' son. 102 Goestotit Beozole. SO 4 , 111.m5,
stieet . Philatle. ' We have given t.o. i
' . . Fitibl, 40 Aptilens.
; servutives among the different pailties
hoOk a- . ll:ity .ero•cil. -.illiei•••at„ .1 ;VV-:• Laaliricati.sit ..il. 20 gallons.
at tlio.N , ;rtii. have pl.iced in the up-
'rellow ~r spt-rin.l,s pet/lids,
rightness avid justice - Of his admi Ms- ""r. l ",j'" l .:e •'.. il-:.` "le' il •' a' L'-'il:'"' •il •
. •
,- .. I qt. ~cioal c.,,t of Bela .le, &c, wi:l
' [ration. . TIFOrt!" is ilow ' 110 letiger a wit- I -t..M r. lloonteti' . s ;.., t0.,-: %v , k ~, , ,i '
htspe
. 11 r the- oqahlisinnent a a Free . take 'l l " mare i '' r ' el "'" ' ll4 i '- i' I " ","x"i'd, 15
c' ' :4t4
1).". gallon.—This
better
tti
our reader:, ~,, a ..„
~1 , , w. .,.,„, „ t • ; , .c"'" is s ' ji " t " be 20 ..er -ce
Stale Coistitaiiitn 14.K:ins:Is, except till
high place to Atael-•cao lo attile..- %Ve - than tite„tecke•itidge, and hence is of
in tho litm.,es, of ittuilailabitarn.s..a.id
- Wm-tease valu.... There . is .a machine
eve „ - „ ant i. , 1 . 1 . 1 , pi .. h _. oth ii, in littury. I
have: el 0, ,iy:-..l , lmtreilo,he in t-.k. of 11.. 11- •
with a
,pari i, ithtathiti
tkoimittat.it for I nett: and regard ti.ent a- st:eolol m i l . %
Gov.:ion. anti 4
e.m.o.trvative s ., otta. I to Fettnimot 0 0... 4 .4,i's as fuittlful pot.
ern Whig for its ' resets: y, a. a the ! trait to es of our Nati teal pi -neer char
of Siave•latiot, tat:mi "'fur [.tuft it•-•";" wlli
he forsvarde to a f :. ; ailtess, p
a recyeslaises,) already eitgralie4
in it•+.•via l ii.ausas ip most cer. j P'el"!idt sill in" inaci D . .ilit
laisity &mined, at least for a time, tees by the publisher:
lii institution not oitly bicisliy but na- '•Tric 804,1 . ft eAN. AiDsuGar.m.x.-
- by Ch r 1e..8 ant a bory, A. M., 1.4.6
tiffinAlly Oleengettuous to the %mite.; of !... N cl ; insissioner a. .
she in
pa er. d s ilic i e rz .. "6 , l -e a .s un s'
a rila t iorily of its priOiple.- But .vve- do Londo.,. Attu°.
I t ' u u . b . , I s ti lt d o uy r ; b . AXLIf Co., Ag • icu
not rtisigo to the curse for all time— s•, ew
the taste* of hardy People wilt York.
The above .he i..a cora we, kwe ki.ve re-'.
sonn..uprtiot i; ,4114 remove this last
e th o . ive ,.h d . .rom .he pubishers. I. tit a history • f
great stain • upon t oir . national citarac
g:dr Cane, with a tlea uen
ter. ;ut the retorto •be CHM. its . L .L
'll. i ttl:a " d u i a lion to .ho Soh, Climate .
fitied to liatisas atone— Missout I and Ec: nomy f the United 'gates, dr:its n fromtl
Ricky. Vogiiiia. and Teats -r° fast nudism:cc Si-ames. .To persons desiring% in'
totidi. to titat liberality ‘•fsetitimatit Conn themseh es - Upon flits sol;ject, will find
in the in tssos
! n ti sure to end this book et e.v sin orta..t poiui c!ear.y and
cußytrea.ed. he book under notice is one
their m
rede
timi from social c
p or s o vi et orthud-looks being
Lion vr •ich nas low , üb.isk ,d,by baxton .Sc. Co.
snotsleprt•smed the j ts •I_f• their I
Octoil Tenartur. i titl.•
Citizt us. 14 1 e look tot ward t.. 1.6 . ; .
t a oral little monody let tub- ,
pito
da), not far . di;tant, When a urot wilt I •
i•el.d at St. L;Mti f . 4, Mo., for $1 7 welt,
with shame acknowltide t tai Ile i , a
t•.ailva.ice. and; at voted to tit; tuti••
citizen 4 a Stat.. %yak!'
f tlalt4 the I.;;ltitept. c IEI4O Tl 2
voltages the existaiice of Si,.vut %. •
That day will, be when the masses .sf 11 . 41.41 ' l 44'n1"1.114 j tot re('
the North cease to elect to ofnce 'net:
who countenance it by douglifaceism
and official s'yeopliaticy. This refotm
now happily _progressing under - the
fusteting care of the °publican Par.
ty. All the ire-pulling efforts-of the
office-Seeking cloughlaces itt the ranks
of the Buchanan ptrty . cannot master
the storm of retribution , now gathe;•-
ing its their political hotiZton, and
which': will' burst upon them when
they next attempt by false- issues to
Wheedle tife pe!mte of the North into
the support of their pro. laiery
•f he Newcastle Bank of Pittsburg
has exploded, ;having a circulation of
8100.000. - The Cashier of tho Bank,
who it appears is charged with having
abaconded with- 850,000 of the funda.
of the bank, has been arrested in Phil
adelphia. Tile-Cashier is rape ted to
he inv..lved deeply in speculations in
Wall street. • •-• • •
• We copy the aii?ve from [Fie Money'
Article ofttie *cf. Pea Jthe
27th ult.,.as well-tor the infortnatioit
gives Uzi •t 0 rivet an error in the 10 7 ,
catioh which -it gives . Ito - the
The tiaiik is, not located at I"ittsbtii,.
•
but at Newcastle in Liayrrencit cowity r
e are inclined to think that the Nuns
etary editor of the Foie does not-hani
die :Pitch of.'the hrialiey tie the' Bank;
or be would not have ruis located it
it. is. .1 ittWer4r, - amplo. evidences. ; 'that
his-ft geiseie hat 'much tiuria . by the
explosion.: • We; hope there are. Very,
fevr, who 'are:44 sO".1414,10 . nor i't;red
The failure of thethlewcastle Rent
is probably more dirmitly chargeable
. .----„,
. t , , ,, t h e ctif pv i t w it • opyttlit,hy-the r tiffteiyrpply of the Ezternsittata r :, -
tv't .K 4 ' . ; • .0.1
breheili.of iftslong than any other :, F,1 8 11 1 4 , 0103 alia DEALIRS also s h„ uid
-...•••,.. • ~,,- r:ft I= ' , ie lu i their eiders lams if th
the:lse tiftltitth it is cha. gad ifc., the*. 0- .,,,, • . e •Y v!nulit
antstail deiscold. and 1
-...., ,i e “.„ _, , -1
..,1-- f
.f.tnore . tratie to ils for whi c i l
#‘ . .i)itit of a Tip ',treat nperttt , tr Jam.. thew i .,t
eitSloomati;;!who obtai,ited control jerhieltsi 7 4 i t pro fi t may 17-.1 )•••aiizetta
ic
11 r ifittl gari - li l into the liticf4"fifittriatts I, - '•" 7 L-Tlies- v • ..tnedii4s. er scarp, a . I: h e ,
i g e i xtensive . iltir.f'll
0n.414.4 t • - 11'-- ofi,Luzerner-..
In
i e
. t I Canacla ly :
s.fitrio IVesf. Furit, ilrotto•
who(`t~;}:Y'r,
o prityttit tiiitato; hearts "fast man.' - -
Stnit4 Averiesf tis well as the Unites]
`,,pil! -- I'!;t7tii - :r• 011: , ?iiihtit if iili./;111 - 6'iii : - "Sti;fe4. l " .- Cfrirttrs - (lisi, - iir small) lc .
sOlt'is 4.1n - giOat . `eyitlenee as we ‘l , :t.tt, c..mpanitql by the ea4h.- will *resit.
I,..l'''ilii.i - iiillili:tlitiialt . arll - I.lXrgiar ' 7 7Prnirirli,t ( it'!- - , 14 , F;hlthP"td to 'COS.,
Eill:lkiiiii Liil 'l n - ik.,,,i 4v i v iah : . i i,,,,, n t.l.R's :,
. 0,14(194111mA ; I s ; ., 388 8 1i , 14.
• ....., - .• 2 , -, '". ~',wav Zsosia-Ylik -Rteliardsol's J ok : t ,,,
a i.asi,_ qt k lch, Nil' -Orli i‘ifl.h,:l.litra, • 1 -• •
L Tile ntli). tiority “1 A Relit:a:l
ventivu geniu s , not Only over that
ot.r English progenitor f.. hut indeed of
all other nations has bee , .ma too taw.
gible to be disputed. .It wai ;lobo
ous at the worlds. Fair in Lo::d ott. : that
the "American's far routstripted -all
others in the useful byre:mime which
they supplied. ' We beat the E -
in
veiself: railroads, and mit mfact units
by p.ower, We are beating them in
•the scientiffic arts of Chemistry and
'Medicine, as we have loo.g beatthe rest
of 'Mankind. A new and prrictiCal
propf of this assertion is shown itr tha
fact that thei princi pal , reraedies
.lif.the
allied armies • of the East are furnished
fromthe labriratory of our countryman.
Dr. J, •d. ATER of reitreil is 611iiig
orders icareanse quantities ;This
pherry . ;Pectiorill :arid Cathartic Pi .1...
Tor both , the land, and, seathorce . iR
Turkey. His .medicines-have. been
tried and -approved by - those in power .
wino have bMnd theqn the 'mod' fellaule.
which limy eouldikructire line the ex
igencies in which they :ire to be .um,:
played.—N. Y. City-Times:l
.
..C , a3TAR'S RAT, RirACtt, D Buci, Ze4
errEalstmAl 41n.
;We invite special attention to !• co,.
tar's" advertisement iu -anntnei cuh
These_itetedies fur all dquies ;
tic pests, such as Rats. Cock • Roaches. ;
Bed .Bugs. Ants, Flras, lkc., at e
tu be invaluable ; indeed. ..we can.
speak limn actuei knowledge .100 i
rare merits, , L Tlie name of f•CnsTie ,
is a '.!onuseltnld mnre • ci I'4 L . V I 1.411 * .
era, unit bid Depdt,-Nm.3BB.4lrgadscay.;
is tlironged . by . thousands, daily., 48
the n4mmer,approaches vv,e adyise ev
ery ,line who vv.t4l4, be rid of the above
aimed pests,. to geed and, procure a
NM
(14r diattudaettttilg pus podes.) in ,tt
the Way t, 11, - :24ltOrtl. • Depend hp•iii
it, unit Ott.; is ;to itonlintg.i.-16a,s.
ter Dentocrat
parapromise fu Prot.
pect:
Toe gldiegatesti. the Kall•
say etb:rdlEtitii4;llllC4lllV . e:ati,ln Will hr
held /di bird in. Juni..
.V I 1 pr6.l
VI • A iii he exclujeil
I+.,::1 %. Ai: i 1 : 11e . C[1 . !!".:1 lit elea.
ti i 0.11: • Live, inns. awl thy.
•••••••:•i•• • 'lto • • c
rd.. ) iiauir.
•liivnly. rit. I,i6a Ail:.
.fluted 1.3 thr thsoigre.d, I'4lll 1.11
a!,pliratl•m f..* ll.e admislion of Kurt
-1111 to-the Util , .ll, riMUltatienllly with
4 .!•••entati new c4,l...tit.tc
ti.J.: t.. br mule fur ;11 . innes.ita.
davger, %rt. :i ; ;llicliend, that
6).• •11ve6 .-- •Xletitiiiiii3l; of . 1.! 1 ,. S;lut't
anti t ken- will in•
AiSt on a compromise cozii:ling the two
sta . t..s, and rn•ikiOtt . the adinksio.
ea:Li atm gets:a fire c..r•
-,! colitingeof on the. adiniiiion
cif Ka erise with a 'lave heltliu.;* -rotpti
t tioA, Surh.si pi opositioin is already
eriously di,enssed • 1) - 2,r the so•es:le4
odemueratic"
{Us true that iu nu r ss - entiarrespee t
are the claim: of the tvio territories f.r
admission equal. Kansas, unlike 11lia
nesota, his nut procured an etiablin;
act ofC 'tigress authorizing the form
at; !!!! 'of a state gu.yerarnent, She %via
not present. like qinnesOta, a consti
tution expressing the will - of her peas
pie, and she will not.he able to prove
herself pussesied of a third ofthe pop:
ulation reqUisite for the electi in of a
representative to' the ll•suse of Repro
seutativoS, whereas Minnesota has at
this time alitinst twice' the nesessary
number of inhabitants, Such consid
erkirs.-however,:, will • weigh .little
sr th the southern- ultraists in Cos--
gro i s with Bti adminstiation whick
is apP - isriniii yw — i I IriiitiTinake ini sae.:
rifler to citi i ciJiate
Ciiirreerrttim,—Adricie
ft tater; that in c mpliance .
With indollition "iirtbie•Toprka con- ,
4r.-RuhinStiri - has withdrayra
hia =sis - _ a candidate fen
Goverwor of the State of Kau as. and
Ai:retired his adhesion twang principle&
tit the Topeka Ciiiivaiti ,n:
A e4tionittee was iPpointed by the
convention. to frame a petition to the
Yresident, 'asking That tire public lands
.tie.held subject.le•the pte-emption fur
ten yeare . frorath4 present time..
strricnt—The ptiblieare
C'
by Imu'i°ned og sinit purthastng a tertaia
'lol: : S,ttade iy . mee Noble to Joas,P. Fit
one year froth date, for Siiixty-Thre4 Dollank
Said note it due - abent First - of. May, 1857. It
was obtained:by frind,,te. • •
. •
MRCS: P, iti BMLTL
Pike, March 13, 1867.-9;l' 3t.