Jlit (lff rblicnn.
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CI,K.l;MU.l June 3. i
COL I OR NET AO AlTf . 7 vn.,,.' f v. i.Tr.i ,:, t.., Jo'i M .4oy. (.Vtij-ti,) tv1,
His cntl. nian In lata number of ld The und. ii(!t"l f-lnu; liimn II Htnlc-r 1 in 'ri n e a Nm or 1.0 ih.tmiM
)pcr, (li. VcM, nl li.lic. potlloti of many and Idling obNj i'tioni., deM. iviiV. Aim mm 1 TnnOu.
sn article ft-m tlm VI,nKt.m ,U of U.i o,frluiillv t un 10 Km m I.U " U.a ......ninp of T,,e-,dv t, S. .
,. ... .1 .i i r .i n .. . . I iiii'intfi' On. hiilnt.iiin vt.ctin I
lie '..Hi IM,,.. r.gmally cop,... ftiti llim ameer thanks, f..r Ihe flMi.Minp t mo- lt.f.,r.ivi-. itnl.in illm-. kikI Kn.rHii in-
pnperof lliM i'2l rf Hi rami. hi'Miih, to ninls of ivnfld. neo iier tiore id, own linn, i,. i iew w il h emne. tint i ."on, left in din
jeliow (lint Senator nijd.r liiw been Intvn- hegi leave in n.-aiii ol'. r Ii mi-1I n a nut company lor I "i. r fine-, m Inoli t oiiu' - j (() ,.,,j.( r,n thei euiisge upon Ann r-;
sistenl ih hi romx' im the Knm.ru quo- didato Cor tli. LeeiMaturn, subject Hm mile" we of (his i. hire. Their hii-in-" at ' J( U ,Vl,ni.r,.P, p,.-pctiated ly l'.iiti-h
Uion. TIm i-ustn with nhirh Ihe Pros ruli'4 wlii.'li ci.vrrn thti ivirlv, nn'1 if iioni.
j i u 1 1 1 h 1 1 o tln'w exrrai In, t.nntl." conn-nip- innlo.l ntiil l-clni pledges nimn-ii in , Virin'iiti'l'
Itible I'lmrT.'f ill nlilor makes in cotinrc- at net ami tuilhuil retard el tt.cir njiiiia foi-tnli I
lion with theui, only n 1 I . one more proof and inliiisU
tMfr firm N K Key Wr t, -nr. '
rulifntnm
The utonin t.ip I-hI .I. li.llm. ari
IiVi d H nniiinntiiie 1. 1 iduiit nl o'lhrk:
, (.n r-'iliinliiy i . i.:ni liim ifi.tmh, mj
, . Wot, brining d.if.-elimn tl.mr- J.oi I.
; t. dm li iiii- . !
Uvsu. ,'uiif 10. If-V Tti-m iinly
TRlMARY KI.KCTION.
' " 1 1 1.11 ..uniii
V' r itilh"Ht Ii miTiniini li nt Wtmlk
1", .1mnii l i ni"ti l"fl'lo'i h t rand I
d ilf tt III l.ffci-liiliiio, tuli;rt In ii'ii.)ei, r
I III IK.
rcmofratio Ert Tichrt.
Your oli't. cprv't.
T. Jernr.'ON 5ovir.
.-.vliu'li lii uliino. nnil tint Mr. nii'lryr must
a.tly within the fi-w years that )bo ,hi1 rrepon(libIli Thal it the
vmmI since wo Lave occupied I j w.jh ftnd bo,it.f of the DP!nooracy 0f '
Pciinsylvfttiia at tlat time Hint the qucH-
tion of slavery, is also the fact ;
tLe constitution with reirnrd to slavery:, ,
JUPGKOK T1IK M'l IiTMi: OOUIlT.
WIIIIAK A. I0ETR.
MY I Lli Al'lLl lIIX.
CANAL CUMMKSIONEK.
7ISIEY FHOST,
or r.wrTTt co.
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WHITHER ARE WE TFNTING t
We havnecn thi momentous quchtion
with which bond this uiticle, propoun
ded ly the public joumalf of the country
ery frqu(
have interv
the position of one of the first ratepow
ers of tlio earth, and sinco our prosperity
m a nation hap made- u forget the cont at
which it has been purchased, and ih
practice of tlie uieuna that will be most
likely to ensure its continuance. But, in
looking over the reflections the question
eotned to have induced, we have found
little of profound wisdom or fur-rencbing
agacity either in defining tho cause or
pointing out the remedy for the national
calamity which threatens and environs us;
to which the countiyjlias begun to look for
ward as one of those evils which, although
to be deprecated, and its consequences
dreaded, can be nothing fhart of a miracle
bo averted. We allude, of course to a dis
olution of the federal Union.
What was a few years ago looked upon
u little short of treason, (absolute treason
under the old English definition,) in the
utterance, is now dibcussed and i'p proba
bilities and consequences commented up
on with as much indifierence as if it invol
ved nothing more thun a new luw, or a
change in the adnunjHtrntion or someoth
eommonplace nationtil incident instead of
mighty revolution and a dismembering
ef a powerful Republic. Tei-lmps nothing
could contribute more to hasten'this de
plorable calamity than this marked indif
ference to itn'coming and its consequences;
which resembles more the reckless indif
ference that the abandoned debauchee or
the hardened criminal shows for life, than
the results of the calm reasoning and de
liberate reflections of a healthy mind. Ev
ery man observes this, and every man feels
conscious of being imbued with this same
spirit of indifierence to a greater or less
degree. Then we may well ask the mo
mentous question ''Whither are we tend
ing ?" What is to be the future history of
t r.i:on which is fast losing its patriotism
ri ve of country, in a feeling of selfish
Li.::'.:ience on the part of her pe ople to
Tufc future fate of the land of their birth
or adoption. Has one in every ten thou
sand of "tho shortrighted and thoughtless
Treutures w ho re-echo the cry of "disu
nion' which faction has raised in differ
ent neetionB of the country, reflected . for
one moment upon the scenes that would
'accompany and the results that would fol.
low, the rendition of that vact ItepublicT
Did it ever occur to them that nations have
seldom united have uevt-r separated
without bloodihed and rapine; and ruin
and devastation ? Have they a single
precedent to show, that we could separate
In peace that ve could live apart and
; prosper? does history's ample page' fur
fiish a single instance in which a nation
eontinuedas free, as prosperous, as enlight
ened and as happy in its dissevered frag.
menU, as in a great and united whole T
Will they not think of this, will they not
ponder upon it, will they not hesitate ere
they aid further in precipitating the
overthrow of all that mankind Beem to
require to make themselves great and hap
pya free and enlightened country with,
a republican government, guaranteeing by
Its Institutions equal rights to all citizens
Would to Heaven that the warning voices
of those great statesmen who gave their
lives to the service of their country ami
the perpetuation of her liberties might
thundef in the ears of this people, those
lessons of prudence and patriotism which
they bequeathed to them when they were
called, heard in tones so loud that they
would be frightened back from the fale
duties which they worship in the name of
Liberty, and brought once mere to bow at
the chrine of their country's love. Their
country and her institutions as they were
handed down to us by our fore-fathers ;
not our country as the demons of sectional-
oNiis lucidity to the Ilcmorrutio party
and his limliitm.iit Imtinl of some of its
faithful 1 1 iimpiciiis wIiom" fume and talents' Urudy township.
jhe envied but can never possess.
We would give these extracts were it
i , , A i l?littV. H1.HI win mmiiTi
necessary, nuiour remiers i,v unenu, . , , , nuh ,. Pd in Wuvne ' arms. At the same moment ai pouter
seen them when first published. Suffice coiyi IVtinsylvkiii-i, with the most live- ' rushed Irom his conoPHlment, mid in lens
it to say in regard to tl.ein, that thev ly iin.-iest, and we give it to our readers ,tinm than it tnkesr to Mates the fact, iio
merely declare hat was tho opinion of entire: , , . , m-d the prisoner. A Imrricd scim-1, w.-m
, I In February lust we chronicled the made ot the prisoner s per-. m, but imthi-
tLethen editor of th.s paper after some . . Gren..ell. of Cliuti.n '.m l -vnnd mi old j..ck knife wa. found. -
generul conversation with Senator IMgler ..iivnshin. at theadvnnced see of one nun- i'flie, three then in-tanlly started for this
that I. lace was the) nil (HP' ol ft lil.lll
.y the inline of It. -t I uli.is Swei-llinp. w Imiii
ltd liorii loll-iwing Tor about
lie obioot nf their search ivks
' peeling bulk lor Mr. II. Hall ingei, uud
I u l.i.iirdilo' si tin lioll-e of M v Klhor. ht
! r;..- i ti IL.l I . ii-Sit ..! 1 i ti ir ittit. Liiiim n .
v. ... . .. . . .V.,, , .
jloboa inostdosprmieriini.ui. aml.-on - .,,..,. SM x ti,ed scleral musket balls at
'quently hisiiiio-t bul l' U' iinanged with , vov(.iV i,.r ,.! over her masthead,
(BlIlK'H. It was ultimately t llei'Ied, just . . ;, U4 ,.,i .i ... ..he would not
Hllmri fl tit Htiit. i-r.ri. fl T t
-V1llt V. I lie IIVSI l II et oll-l le,t lllioii, H,,V,B f !,,IV .n!:.!,!; , .;i .P , ,,iHt( fH
if tl.nl be l:ot i u II i hernia 111-11), upon Hie 0,c biginliilMI", Hit jei'l In I'l nig. rslif lul.i,
regular ti.idmj: biitf AUnii A "linpnian,
(iptain l.aim iit. wbioli arrived hero IV.ua ! MsiTltU'T A I TDHM'.V.
New I i leans oil the "U nit. Xt sr siitlimit'd to unimani-t tlitit IlnsKKt J.
Ciu t .iii Lament r.-j oi-ts that, when he j Wai !. k. if losrfi.1,1 H.rmi;li, wi'l b n anii
ad iil i'ivd m .-- l anisli waters, the P.rit ish tll (r HiHri.-t Aimrney, nijrft to Irm. m.
l)eath of a Revolutionary Heroine. i,P hud tuk. n his eat at tin; .linn, r ta
We have read the fodowing from the bio by damson seinij
i.i " i,t sti-.-.mei- was run dirrctlv
him around H'c ,lffnrt her bows ; about from the Styx
came tilong side lli biv ; the customary
impertin. iit 4iie-tioiis weie put, and when
about to leave, the otlieer said ; "It is the
t;tyx tiii.stime, (Japlain. and not H.e For-
w.inl. Hie i-orwanj naving ueen ui" gun
I We ire autlini iinl lo minuunc tlot Issit
"fi st, (if ('IrnrfitM bntMiph will I fsinllilmJ
I fur lilrut Allurn.-.v, lul.jc-i-l tu I)in. iulni.
HI! I '.It 1 1-1-'.
- t i aulhoriieil lo snnniiit that Skih.
CtviiK, uf I.itttri-iii'P li'Wiuliip, will Lo a mail
dale for Sheriff, suMci-t lo I'tm. ra-j,
Wo nr suihr rircd lo ni.nonnre thnt Jacob V'h.
, of Grahttnt I-w r.i!'.)', v. 'l be a uiididiu
1..... l...t I1. 1 . 1.1-ir.L- ult-i.li.n lt tl.f hfiiT ' Hr.l.W,
. . . , . i fi.r S iiTiff. ILblftt lo llrilMll C 1? (I.
alio
'll.e United Slat'-s sl.-cnu-r Wutrr Witch
nr.d Ftd:i n ariivid l .-ie last f'atia-dav :
ti.e
tei did n' t
...i .t'..! titt-io" ur.:eii
innii liw rulurn (Vn.,1 V.iMc.ia i.a In nlllt .1....J .1 ... 1 l.'.tn 'IVl I:IV If llMtlt tl) ' I ,I.KV. I ill t tll.'V 1 1 .'It I IK.lt I il'O.'ee' led ni'UV 1 . . .1. 1
..." . .v : . ; u.r ' ..r(..: v. . .ir iu,. r,r,o,;,,.tuT re...,, . , w, ,r,otllIiIcdt,.,K,,lc,tu, Cr.0.
would ne tlonc in tliat Jerntory: ana lor itoiu.u.i.; o. , , , :' ' I J ne iiu-i iv.rcoc we nave ncmu 01 , ui.ennr. of w,i(,H to., w.r. l- a c.ndiJu. f..
. ...noi 'i.i..mi j 1 v- it 1 1 1 1 or iin miiitf tvi. ' tittiiki ici i'v lit rii i-om- ... . . 1 1 . .. i:..l. . ----- . - - ...
mm, ii. iiiMuii. , in-lt!il;t;li i)l Hie 1 aiouo .uarinu.ii, vt nieii t h,.r,fr .ml uct tu lJciuutratic ru:c.
Oil) idtiino, at the sin. gn at-r longeviiy mgln e.-nta.-t wim .-oir-e iarn s'.u.Manee iM;hm lt,n time wo. from this Mrt for
one hundred pud I'.f.irl. en yera, live under the pri-ener s urm, ml it win tho t p. . , .....ali; t) io. d. 0V4-r. i . tin i i.. a..n.HaM tb.t Varn w
moniho and three -ias. ; expe.hent 10 ir.ni..- iiiioiner m.-i a n.oie . , , iu,,.rh steamir fnniiie un- Mit 1 1:11. if ) 1 11 u . ill bo a on a did a tu fur til.rl(l
Her n-.a.d. n nan " was barnli :atll:ewn, tmn-ougn -xnn,inoi -n i r.i.- j.ei-ou. a j.1)()w j a( Jetairied bctii e, I. three and ' mlj-ct lo liuutntUc rme
.inn nfalaverv would bo submitted to th '! .W'n ... i. mio... y,n t, ,,. .u , . .. v e . . , l:rH
J it? vv oik, on the itll ol e.ovemner, ( lour men iinieH. 1'muen anaeai juts, '.-ore
popular voto in Kansas, no one ever "f-jj-, i'U tt,w thrill ir.arri.-d. H.-r di-st taken from his person, having r--n MH-re-nied.
That they connected the whole 1 Ji4JSriii.l wj:. Mr. Wiliiam lieed. lie ser- ' t.-d one under eiicli erni, and n formidu
cotisitution.in their minds with the ques-' ved in the Kevolutioimry army in the ear- blebotvi.- knife was found hidden in his
L-.i !. 'it. i.url r. I hi- klllioir ... f , 1 . 1 ClH-O 01 IV - I' TI t h. nil- A I IIO'.l Sllll'l I1IIH.I1-: in COU1)-- . I .. 1 t.;.. ;,... !,..;,.
1,111 ' ' ' , . t-:': : ...1- IT.- : Ill ..1 1 es.-.- ttr.f, i;t,v.e. ...... ..e-.... , .,.-w,:t w , . ... . Vn
......in I'i.f. i.i t..i I ill v i r I ii MCI M'rn u it' L iiiijiit' i u.i 1 1 n r i j.ic itni. I iii-iu I - I . . - . .1... i. : -
nniiiu ' r . . 4 - - i fell ;r 1 r.l coa - I 11 lots I lit ooi IJ n t-.l I l'( r. .t '
i . 1 .. I ...... f Z . 1 ! i ' . . . ....... o
iiii tt"- vit. roii tj-.mil ii. u iiini. ,i ... - ,A t nt.. it i. i...
, . , ... . i ,.v.w....- - - . ... . . . . . , : 11 r.t l Virt t. l.i ..nut " in. im
una nouiiiig t-ise. i)u uiiiiuuii nmur bi.ni j(.w Vm ;, llo ulso was in the ar-; we learn mat ir.e prisoner re?o?n:.'.eci
disappointment was felt when the const i- my of I ho Levolutioii, but survived the Carpenter, and wascxeeedingly .irnst in
tution was not submitted entire, still it jwur. Uer lasl husband was Mr. John lien- ifvlting n pron.i-e to ho kept oiit of the
, , iiumin, with whom she M-ttled in Mount mob w lien they should reach DJv.ke.
could not be controverted that the great .J .(j ,Ie di(d ,,. yw,rs r,,,m , his time ho became very talkative
issue in the Territory between her distrac- ... i t:) ,M 1V0 children, tho 'niul eommunicative. Wr gati.er IVom a
COL'XIY OMMISSIOXIiU
V are uuihnri.c! Vt aniinain'S thnt WiLiurf
f..,n,.r ,1,1. ii.'f. il,ilnlw 1 1 ,. 1... I .MEi'.i'Ki.i.. ot i.Bwrennc ti., win 09 n eainlilai
.i:.l r.i.t ;I l. 'r. ,;, nf hntl, ! fur (;ouo!J Cuu.mii:oner, ul.jccl to mis..
ted popubition was virtually and fairly youngest ot whom is seventy yvars oll. 1 eoiiversation with Mr. (iin rison. the tol
siihinitte.I She has left four generations of descend- lowing antecedents of l'ell or .Swee:!in.
Ilul.T. uf lirucl ord in., will he a ennrfl'lulu for
nrsiii 1 Ljjnlv C'iiuuiitn..ner. suhieL-t to Data. role.
' b.-e r. Ijere, for. J prerunie, the letleisinid: ' 1
orders lor bot 11 ve-.-els, received by nuul ' W r? anthorlzod to annmncs tliat I)inr
-steamer ll 111 Isew 1 rrk. jiAi.r. uf Morris tp.f will bo a' candidate fur Co.
j W e have also hud a visit from the P.rit- ; t'''uiisioiii'r, ruVjfct tu llemocratic rula.
'ish fluop-of-war l.'v:.ttatin, of six guns! Juu , lo-, '
;and lour himdred horse j ower. (,otiirn.-rd
: 1.11. 1. ng l;rr pussrn;-i rs one bundled ;ti,d
'! Alm , ot ti e rul'.on, -a.i
; 1 i .1 vi-;i lu.t y-'i.nd.'.v. .' l.e e:.ii.e
To thi and this alone, the article from "' f '"' ,""nl I'";1 "! ' l"r ,WH or M ',aS1 7" J'" tun.e.l f. Lermuda.
. ' , years ot age she was in the ini-Ut ol the of a tang ol l'.O niobrrs, 01, tho b.inks oi (in the od in-t.. the P: 1 n:sh steamei
winch the Press cop.es, refers; and well ; , j ; Hlirri , M,.lleH ol UrtU.r war-ItheMNsisMppi. Ife lived in a o-lect pa- ()1 ,u ,1(.a ,., Vol a rut and i-id
Jlr. 1 orney knew tins ; hut he was willing fiin. of the revolutionary str uggle, lit-r lace on tlit- Iowa h-it.n. an-i i-as.-,-a as a r- . ,,o! 1 tm., ,.nv rir.,VH . ,ut she liad
to use it for the purpose of injuring a man temperament was tu'-h that she could no.
whom his vanity leads nim to consider his M "If1''-"-t-yf "U' . ' V'1"'''
cd very deeply 11110 all these vici.-sitiul.-s.
nV!!'. ... Up to tho latest period of her Hie she
As to his cowardly insinuation that this ! distinctly recoljerted the family of Mr.
paper is "owned or paid for by Mr. Eigler," illroadhead, w hose sons, in 17i-. boldly
we can excuse John W. Forney easier i resisted n body of "O" Indians ...aU...L' a
4. , . ;ort of their house. Sue was in the vie :iu-
than any other man of whom we have any of il;.llilki w l(,n liJf,T1t, the i.idi. n
knowledge. A man who has never been 1 Ji.f led a p::r'.v of Indians mid torics
aetuated through life by any other than ' through that settlement, seidj.ing tne 111-
motives of ctii'idity or malicewho r.ever habitar.ta and burning the l.ou
her tin ol'.i- i "e ' apti:orien lo nitnonnf" laat Jaci
1'. ..r 1 ....... ..... na; M ill v. . ....j:
. . I t.n, l.ll.'fT.n.VI l.llll Ulc ivniiii IJ' . i i I . - 1 I Ull U 1
dat h r C'utmtT t'ouiiiiisfiiiner, ul-ji- i tu beiau-
t-ratic ruics. June S.
Atu-r
tin-tl hy-i( lull, w i i. li eintbKd his gang '.(
visit l.m. without tnf.:r:on. l uey own - . v,.tv.lwo .(uli.u Indian
ed several l.oats m w liicli they v. err a-cin-, i,unnu l.iiit Ct.ir.. n:orfs Adn.iii:
tomed to run tireiv J'..:nder to a .-"ti;-rn lr.,tn in ie.vico. ibis exportation ,.f In
n.arket. 'Ihe p or property, w hi- h : tj..li:s WlH j...rll,ittcd ; under ti.e ines
wh yearly s'ol.-n by the gang, amount.-! , ul, in ,iu uni;iip..v wnirv, r.ifii
to r.e'wei'ii n.tefn nr'u I'-ven'v tno'.i-.ina . i .. ,;, ,.,,- (,,. ..!
i, an at-',.,,;,, "i.ii.-.-i;rra ol v.:.r,' and then
n-;n one jItli v ,, , v
, f'-V j 'i i.e Oil -i.-Hint nrs the so! -n-n feist d
;t C. f .1 . 1 .it 'l-'r-'li ll:;r.p.ri-.Y'..ii!f.i.,.l
dollars. About a fortnight a
tempt w as in: d .- toni'rc t Swoe'
of his boa!', 1 ut he e 0:0 t d. r.
wounded on the I. ii i-.e-d I y a
It was from this i-v.-r.t that i.e '
V.'o are auibui itr.l le uaiio.ir.ee lint Jjtcos
Kimi, of l iotiT tu iifl.ii', wiil Le a rnudidaie
iw o: i Iv I . muiiei"U'.-r, ct tu Ltui. ruiei-
Z,'LY7 ALVELTICEIIIKTS.
a: o
sold
'.
i Tirr..- nf A.!t:.ii-:.-srat;
( 1-ri.-1 an l'..tti-rf:. ! ! t.f
'd. li:V:r; Ithh j-:ni.tij tu
.- : f kf.-wii-p tl.i m-c'.ts t
n ..n h c t-:n'o of
'!. U l....ui.i:h
C- v.l -:! .-rait
i'i"-'-t.d lo c.
i .. .:
defended or praised a fellow creature ex
cept from a hope of pecuniary reward ;Lj
tiie second marriage siie ac oliianied her c'l l y (.'aijicliter. The cargo f
v. !- ::ct.i!g
in tin-im
-A, but the Lt;..:Vo;..- 'i'
husband in the army, liuring inarches 1 on wbi.-h Swecl!:n
sue niaue uei.-rii u.-.t iui ... 11. oj.. m: i-. -i,
and who never condemned or denounced , and when in quarters engaged in tewing
for the officers and men. Mm was, .u;iv-
ft.".: ' Wl.l
r.l fi r tel.
i: i'c liii-.
nt tl.c-r i;
!.,,.! ' , ,' . .... : ::-u:.uL
. liieS.Jlle .'I ll.r.triiiii.T ill imoi It.r ( I.- I V.'l LI I M 1'Or.TU".
i p i I. p ::l I 1 .1 p-i .11 ill ti.f fl'. If . 1:0011. It. ; T .c
was v::!'.i.-i by hinisi-if at t.n thou-ui.O' ,,,lV(r ;- j., tn v,JIKi.:V ! - -
dollu-s. Hh I.idin- i lace at Fier tVe! i..-. Thu:-d -.- night, oneofthe heaviest Ircn Bcot, Kent by He: rcll Si Carter.
' l:M-over.il by the llitercption of a ; J,.. ... X!a-anaa r knr.wn. r. .. C... .. ......-.. v.
ever, readv lor any nervitu wlm-h ctrcum- letter which Lw -ouin. who mms ovpr Thfi'Aer Yi.ro uri ovu flowed it lank. ' Ta ,i . , no . ,. ,- ,
stances seemed to require. Wl,n the ar-: h,re with him. bud wnta and posK-l tc -n ule1 tUt t.itv. si(k w; JVa.Vctaj ZJ
my was engaged m embarking some hea-; relations in Illinois. , rcEU VtJ fr0, ther 'houses in bm.ts. nd tklf Jnm of ttU 'Siar( or u ,ht
vy orunaee at L.ii.gbr.dge, on the Hud-! tTTIt wveral launches in the h.ibnr filled with j ,r,a,.uni a,t.strUt twt . cud Urt
Later from Utah-
in the hands of the enemy,
it was neees-l St. Loru. June 1:1. A de-pa
t. : i .i .... .j a Ann-ret n n.ii.Mi t ma imiii fi
ii in me nigni, un-i to r .. far from U-iii2 C'XcL i .
.1, lost ttiey sliouta be oli- ; nooneviue per me .. . .-. cxpres.-, snj s in.ii , m , m,i; Jr,a,,t rrfl.
i i i ii : i mi. t. : i - i r -
surprise, uer nusnami parties ..au amveu im-rf, . ni-Lamiie marine.
sary to do
sentries aroun
served or taken by
having been placed as a sentinel, sue looa cam . --eon aiav en ,.,uic .or t....e- An AmcriviU1 ravai 0fZccT had a Ion
his station, wit!, overcoat and gun. that ; pemienre. i ue man rarr i-r. rr oi i inr .inft.rcnc. ni;ll Litut. rvm ,jie day of his
he in.irht help to load the tieavj artillery. . roaas uetween iro-re ami run ".iens . , t Key West. ni on the Prejent all-
oon iiaMimgio . eamc.uuuu ra...i..c , . ...... .. -v jtijMll-ui11 sui,,0, t ol the "right of search"
the outpost;,, and detecting something un- of trams. The mails came a far as l-oii j tJ , j; ..u:-,.g ...i p,r iu.0 Kv r
usual in hei app.earanco, asked -Who Laramie und.-rar l esoort provided by Gen. jic;n ,-,.1. i,," ti.n Uaif. " iirui. "rvm
nlaced you htrtf She promptly replied 'Johnston. Ihe Ltali new is renenu.y , , , ,Tr,ra,u,
one except through a desire of revenge,
can scarcely be expected to understand
motives of disinterested friendship. To
our own citizens and patrons it is unne
cessary to make a denial of this pitiful
charge. There is not a man in Clearfield
ceunty, but knows that it is false. Y'et
even if true, from no source could such a
charge come with a worse grace, than from
the editor of the Prext, and especially at
this particular juncture ; although ridicu
lous enough in him at any time.
Mr. Forney, in his profound sagacity
which enabled him to make the discovery
upon which he bases this charge, should
not have forgotton that familiar- proverb,
that "people v?ho live in glass' houses
should not throw stones."
t&.The Le Clairt Sardine is the title of a
new semi-occasionally paper recently start
ed in Le Claire, Iowa, of which David R.
rottarfT. alias, "mister Sardine," formerly
of this office, is the editor in chfof, assisted
by a corps of able assistants, among whom
are the best writers of the day. If the
number liefore us is a fair bample of what
the papier will be, it will soon become one
of the most popular journals in the United
Qt.,l-.o Tl.o ."tliiVlino" to ,-i.r.l.ito irtfk
, , . , . , . , , ,i period ol nor ueam sue exercised nt-r.-eii tea r-iati-s .Marshal in wan a trial, y
fun, anecdote and mischief, and if any of ,:tttl,i ,.;; n... r...n ..n,l ,l ti.,.r .r t .w , i.-r.. in '
... . ... . ... - ....e - i e- - v .... . . -- j --. '
, - j tvater r.nd sank at their m-Hiiing
tcti lrom. 'f ii0 pul.lic health, I am son- t
I
to add, is '
How fever Ls ex-
vcr amount the '
y.iM'y ; a large utrtrru'..t o f Wore, among
vhiih uill Le vt'hd the tlew li'n W Ccck
Oak PrrrnUm, (t'rea! Jupute, L'uti' 1'at
ft.t, ord ihe (Lwiitd ib'ij.a.iu'ti. A'to,
large utttTtvtvi int-)-iiittt Old i'urcf
iV'wi, end Aii-fi;.J.ti j hum Pallernt -.
A ' , l'lwn nt' iht If ft and latrst patUrnt.
A 'r.i, (I tftfir otrn Mji,voc?ui-h j a larr;e at-r.-iluut:
( Toi-unvc, i-'ort J if f, fttti-trm
j of ail r'us. i" '1 u'l i-r.irli s rfil.c kind in
tier iue k't el vis i n hand, lllntc spw
tiny don to vrder, and Tin Jiffi-f dcneiiitk
ditfateh. A ", a Icrgt ?wln,fit all
Had if finnitf-Lrtr' vK-hxH rojfflant'y a
).m,4. ' COl '.X THY M Eh (.7.-1 .V TS
actii ity of the fleet, us manifest .-d by their a.c iri!c,l to call. . tb.-v cvn be awummodatei
g and tiring into some forty or fl f- j at vrry luw C-u rr wilt anll.ing in ot r Imp.
dui'ilii: li e a-t two nionlhs, A.I urdeit will 1-e luunkiuliv itccitvd act
1 I. 1 i-.. '. -lr ..... . , I .. . J . J
. : , .. . : i , .. , r .. ii"n"''iv nai u oriirin in iiu wise: . fTv
tie she was busy in carrying vter to th:w within three day s march of Camp ' j., ..w!lile!
in her ciiaracterwuc way : - J la-m wno uua , iik-iiii. 1 been civon birn bv his Oovcrnment. but
Harney s command was met re;- , . , ,' .... . ;. .c. ,(J ..,:.,.
I luni uc miu a.i in- v.-it.i..- ..... u. .111 ;
i under m inted orders i-sued in 149. The
a right to. Fir." lie, apparently pleased j Gen
with her independent und nan!y sjiirit,
passed on. fcho acccioptimed the .aixry
terdav 40 mile henw.
Private advice from the armv to Vlav
with her husband, to the-eioilJv and was l2?th, numtion tlie arrival of Lieut. Arm-1, .
present at the siege of Yorktowu and the istrong at (amp Sor.it, with 75 head of rt-l vtHj
sunender of Coniwallls. During the bat-lle. C-apt. Hare with head of csttle. I - .V"TT '
... . i. i . .i'.i. . ..ar:'..
nimy, nu n-.i..; JHf .sia. . . "',i,V ,( ' . .... . . ;eruiia ollthe Moro, 1 J-i-rded an Amer-
i' ; 1 I... iiliAi,i i 4 i 1 .n 1 I .it d i k l.f rati frim n i im.o t i .h ea i I- tn '
ir . .L. ,.-,.-...6 n..,.fc '"" ' "i.-aii v,.-sel tl l bad jit Kit port, and in
oithe enemy were flying, slo mot ash- he army, expies.ed the conviction V'"' answer to im.uir.v fo? r.ews, was toldth.it
lllglOIJ, t. .1 .'!..! wouiijc "viiiiiiir'L4 nc n--'j'a"v'Uiiiiv-i.viijj'-o '. c .1 . 1 1 I
not afiaidof tiie bullets?'' !SIh jilea-ant- 'the MorniVir.s.
lv answered. "The bullets wid'never cheat 1 The Leavenworth Times contain a let-
the gallows.'
Iter ifom Fort rSridwr.
Davy's numerous friends in this ri-gior. are
in want of anything to drive away the
blues, we would advise them to send and
procure a copy of his raper. Trice Sets,
per single copy, 2 copies for 10 cents, 5
copies lor 25 cen.a and larger clubs in like
proportion We wish our old fellow-devil
abundance of success in his new undertak
ing, and hope his enterprize w ill prove a
fruitful one.
la splendid t lij l'f'r ship whs fitting out for
i tiie slave tru le. an-i would l-e re.idv to sail
! ' - f .'l. ... I.... .1 ... I r lln..!.. 1 -..l
Mi-., . , . uir iijav-oiii ...... i oui't iiii.-M nuiui. .
v 21-t. wb.Hi ,., ,:..-..:..'
,,, J . 1- ' . . Tl 1 t 1 ttl'U ill.- 04at,.V.r.l l.SF'l, llir 41
OIIC lKMf'BtU CAUUttiUillill J friltli .MB 1 J.I I" .1U III 1 uuiij: 5 T 1 1 1 1 'Hi ' i , r . I. 11
even in her extreme age, and would re- Mormon Elders had ensent-o driver , , mf,t t,.;liple.e o:6, ,ar:(.;
late the events of her early days with all , M'"".. -ipr, k ( , ',le MiV,mMn.
the vivuoitv of voulii. Littuaor;t to the ' tliemM-lves inti the cu?!viy of the tru- r 1 , i i 1 i
rVI- ' i'.. . . . .::.. . o !.... A ...V -:'.l.
-J. ...A. II. lilt ..O't- U ililM''ll-, Hllli
whieh h r cai go was to bv purcl.iic.d.
1'riKil I ring n.wieicnt. she w;i t!;en to
J: inaita, libelled, and condemned. She
w.is la :ul pri.:e, and i!d f- r jiOJ.V-'Sl.
li.e .-ta::ier Styx, being in sight, was en-tr.I.-J
to one-haif ihe pi ire money, or niv
-imie wi.tiid have been cl''.(-'-K. As it w k-.
0. II. .VLaREU. -
L. K. " Alt I K it.
N. B.-ThpT will al.o raciire crt-ry laricty of
artii'V un chii:ui.-moii. ai luw rate. M. t C.
;I
I t eel
ird j.t-.
raeoui'le hours' work.
uuilormitv ot tier yarn was a wonder and iconneeteti wiin ihe armv
an admiration. She visited lie. friends on A party of Morm.'.ns arri" ! at the
font, making lung widks, and w hen she ramp, were in a half starved conditio!..
u-ed n carriage, disdainej to bo Lfclped to) They belonse-1 to the faction epjv-e-l to
enter it. Two o three yearn ag. she re-' IVigham Youn'. i nd reprented the
marked that she had never been sit k I nt Chun h to le turn t.y d;--en-:-i:. They
once. .Sir- then sent for a physician, who wish d to return to the. Uniie.i tat.-s.
Ipft her Koine iittiiejrirs. Ai:.-r he h..) Th t in-pt.l ion nii:.n Jo:- n.-f.r.' .-oin-1
gone, she not likiiv thesmell of it, "threw mission as Brigadier General l.il . au-ed iTLe St. L. ui.- '. m of the ICtii
the dirty stud' in the fare, and then had . uueli satisfaction to the army. thnt a Leavy lit-ihrt . irurretl there
to pay for it." T) , simplioty of her li!e '"nt. Nowtt-n of the engineer eorp hud , u -he pr-vitms iii-'at. T lone tin
was peculiar. For some years past se hm loajieti Caiii Sc'M, and rej cried tbut a 'OI!e x.:l.r: v-j -:;;. -ub:i:f rg-
ben regarded a a sort of curiosity on ac- permanent po-t 1 to hoe-tshli-hed :.; y..i t ' f :., p!Ct the .t .te'r wa-Uas-h-
comit ol her gr.vt ago and vivid i-ecollec- liridger, of which Col. Het:mati woidd in ;r.!o the si. Ve doors. Fl. in dnv slanti-
tion of events lung past. Many visitors , . ' pali't on the lev. o vcVi'erdav,' tne' steain-
CK.led upon her, and were always received Later from Salt L&ke-KeVa frca Cn. Ua'.s l-joine-J Liitu'aUnc the spectaw
with cheeriulness, and went away surpri-. taia KerCV. tJ.Ir .-l.'.miu-v ol-.-i-tot i.in Hii,!!i I....
condi-!" mA 1,,lit?!'u,,1 ,,w 3l,.w lf . t. f.oris. June 17. n...,. Fi-oia th hurricane decks
iiumor, r..in.n..ru m.u ir juit-.eai u-, A o. a.ca i Reived irom -t. .1 o-e, r. (.ft,.b..a. thesi-rht was pariiuiU.lv cr..nd.
.-It,. til... .1.. IU11 u lmlr i.r.nnu.1 . i .U 1 1. : I .. -1 - T- :..J 1" C .' : . . -
, ii t . .i . - ....i. .... ....... m.t 1'ir iiii i im.. i I up t . ii lit-.! :. r. v- f ... .i-. . c. . ,
... .1, ', , ' - - ...i..iv.ib...r. M- - . 1 i II. Ill I. It.'.
It is only necessary to; the present age with ags pa-t and gone, press at 15. .one-, ill e. savs U.t the Salt lriiiu on tiino.l m 1 loin-- im.
"HOME AGAIN."
j l)EEI)i WK.tVKR are nuw rtreivii.j; nl
a uj cinng a lnre uj well icicucil block ef
j liut'tl-, COUMftillg ol
! llrv f?:.ii!a. C:rar pt llai-lt n aro. O tipflia.
ware. II. o'.s and cs, Oiia, I'aiu.k k
Llrus. Ilais and Uciincts, ?.j.lls &
pikcs, alt and I-'i.-.h,
a well n every other article i:-u-.!'y rrquireiLis
the country, wliiih t!.ey offrr to the j-nbUe un u
Inir in in. ui In" liu'l in (lie ruuuty. Call
aud pee the new, bcuutiial aiidu.f.'ul.
juuc 9, 1 & jb.
Mies as. Editors:
" Allow me to bring
before the public through your paper the
name of the HON'. WILLIAM P. WIL
COX our representative as a
date for member of the next House of
Representatives
.. . . ..It- t 1 1 i 1 t. .... ..
make those who are to he Ins lnends m ; a lu.if; ii'.iuu mid bus ii-jui na niwr- ike Mail arrived last night, hi, ng ngdat.- n.eT:e I ile c f ui ii:-w o-,i and all m;:r,ncr!
that day, acquainted with his peculiar ' '""an, uiu uer enu was irom tamp oott to .May -th. i he m.ii of lifting materU. The water stretched
qualifications for that distinguished posi-
admisistiia-i ol:: yoricE.
7 Li lLlLS cf A'i.!imi.!rat.on u.; ihe of
. H urge t.intcr. in te f J rnily tj.. dc'd, Lf"
lijti. Uutl tj t! -e e'.:;e tie n tiTi J tn i ire for
etid Full!'', uitfl l.mta liuvin riaiinn i..ninii
ibr fmi:o ri'l prcl t thoir t.cuuiit an x ftutiifB
tiiMteJA,r r tiir-inr-ct, J.VC0J3 VUAS.
XOTICE.
LFTTET .: f atltniu:tr.iti..n on the etit of
Abraham 11 pli, late of L-iWrenre tji., doe'd,
i. ai.iic Lt.t-n (.-rauttid lo tiie onuertitine I. all pec
(.us ki.owiDg tl.n"si-lv.-i ir.d jbied u said ennte
are re.in i:iii to iniie vuitut in.u,i Jinply b!
ii. i.it haiit ; riciDie agsiint tho e.uue ill ire
ttit theia dulv tulti..iHiii.t"l fir fttiein' nl.
J0-KIM1 PATTEKSOX,
J011X PATTERiON.
Jtnt 16, ISi5, pd. AJm'n.
tion to gain for him their consideration
and support. The next session will be
one of more than ordinary interest, and i
calm and peaceful.
Lalf rvm- fr acrt.rs loixsly I-'.and, and .-ivmed to 1
.eiituiiii the very d- crsof the ho-j.-rf i.n
Western At the last account "ai tain Marcy's the dii,.nt Illiiiois side. A ,ul or.e
o'l l.K-k ii was iu:a .red that the inhabitants
:train was seventeen d.ivs nr.d a
ling through.
l5-That ubiquitous scamp-
editor gets off the following: :train was on the Cherokee trail, two hup.
"Pearest, I will budj thee a cot all cov- dre.1 miles from I rt Brhlser.
perhaps t some extent an exci ting one..
ered with ivy, in some secluded vale, clo-e1 Col. Jloflm.ni Lad reaelied the P.ij an
l... . I. . ... I ;' .. I ,.i. ....: :. .... . ... t.-... .
t J 11- '1 1 - , , . . .'. llir 1'uihii uiui-iv, u.--ail'.('l 1112 I'tl-l im o . v.n i r.. re, vo. T-i.lt IU.I--3 uu:i. lull
r- '- .i ... ( .tji,V i,ttoi,i, inee.-vsiintiv l.aWilina, in iirrluer.
the Legislature, an l 011,1 term in the sen-j dulcet tinklitn: strains, 'Love, live, love,' . The Morutoi-s were all Vr.i in; l.e val
ate heretofore, and was during one yearjwhere the K:i.iO-;.'..ere redolent of sooth-'W and goir.g to a p'.a-- Cille 1 P.-ovc-t 4-)
Sneaker of the hitter borlv II in a m.in :n? Hl'i"aromis, that make the eve lan- mile irom ."suit Ljike Litv, w iiirh it is s;i
BUC2I3IZI2I
0. il WAL.N t 1 S1 i 1'. F. Ii l".
;;;; a nt i.vma.
of Chokia, an oid French M-ttl.ieiit ju-t T IIEALT k CO., .M iuvi... tutor uf Bui:
below the city, on the Id.:. U fhore weie! X 'kin i;iues anl Mitts, I-adies" und Uea
in great ditlts hcr.l tin. l.ih wutt-r. A 1 h""-"" '-.uuileui. Spirnn?, Sward and Cri-.ket
stea:i.b.-t w i- sent anj L.-ouj-ht m-.v '. i '"''. fck'tn Shirt and drawers, RiJin
frighuned inhabitants.
Tns Caors. A
corresi onuent writirz'
.... T . T k I
io .ao iouisvi.ie oour-
hwltin; Le-eini:", Walking iJaiton, uf Cltts
and Leather, Curk-kin and India ltuuhr
reiiders, M aitt livilr, iluuey lit-lti and Purto.
:elga KuUe, aui Luluiu tuiaiuf evuiy Ucri-liun.
X. C. E ir':l:iL9 of all eMori and qnali:it
ism and reliciousnroscri: tion would make of some fiftv-five rears of of ' l-"""' 'a me nean u..soiye in me i..r..,d u.ey in.ena i. ruiymg i uvo.d lurlli. r trsrafW.w
. , , , ,. . . . ,' ,. .. . , . tires ot love; where the. i.al!uy mi-ir. iig moln-tatitiii. r.il s.-'vs:
i u,..e - e, uiM..e,u- nt.u ocisive mina, tngi.ii.a m nuaqinn-. zephyrs sigh in the dene fV.rrst'a leafy ; General Johnston was to have for ?dt "The damr.ee thus far done in this Stat' Enameled Co.h.Je. lmpJrt,r. of CUamoL, ?pov
ueieu, irm-iuiu u"t uinim, toiiiiiiiieu iuent ; xuorouniy acciiamied wiin the r.iiiws, cunniinc love s ne..uv : wtiere iiie wkf w.ty as sot.n a j.roviins reached rvtLe j re nt ove;j;.-iv, i, as yet un- e-
prey to their own petty jealousies, ami the .rules of the House, and would do honor tin.v '",'Fs,'r, that hirl in ethe-al sjniee hirn. independent of the arrival tf dpt. known hi re, thou ;h it hu Wen "va-'uely Tnf attention of the mrrhantr of 0
ravage, and incursons' of our foreign foes, to any position. I trust the people ; .iriili.V..:. ":: lion, c.f .lollare" I. : SSKl.Vu ilS
will avail themselves of Ins service by his ,rom ,mture ardent d.ign, warmest at the folhng, ,-a.es. The lir-t tr-in at f.-w of our Vlmn.k-ion ,,,e.Vl,a,.J. The! .nt.EUKlNV- T' JU li h?4
selection, llis age and exnonenee mints tints, mid sweet auiellinf? in.nw.. 1), loin- the f ht-i-e Crnii. on tl. s. vvvi... i.kt ,.r. . .-; .... i : ... , .. - aa "-w
- 1..-.T. i. ever, ej.-n pr.re inr tne same.
whose insolence and cupidity, we would
o longer le able to chastise or resist.
Tirs Fot RTU. Extensive preparations are
being made, by the Sabbath schools of this
borough to celobrate the Fourth at "Liber
ty Spring," just below town. A general
Invitation is extended to Sabbath schools
and citiiens generally to assemble with us
CO that occasion.
)g.The Senior Editor is at present on
A viait to Williumsport. We hope our
kretbe.ru of the press in that region will
keep a watch over him, and keep hira out
f bad aompany.
llis age and exporiei.ee points ; tints, and sweet smelling incense. Inlphy. the Three C.os-iiig on the Sweet WuUt. h,i of croj s v. i:
i the man, and his election would dear, don't forget to have a patch '.or cow-. The second train at the IV.ter Cotton- 1 pretty well
tribute, to a long life spent in 0-' n11'1" "d inguns; they're to r.ioe pick- woxvl. The third trun at A-L Hollow, and making i f addi
, ., ' .. iled." the fourth at Walnut Croek. lft bv a V un
to him as
be a just
ing battle for Ihe Democratic party
"A Fkiikd to Mxrit."
LUMBEIiMN
Send fur a descriptive Circular of
CCIXilAN S FAEM HILL ,
Thai iriLstf kifnitlM. ilurI.U iTt,t. .i Mill iff
y.djournment,heaeare,dW
TEMPERANCE MEETING.
I . . ...... . .... n . ... . t i . r, I5 ii.u. ii j;:
x. TTi 7 . r,r ' '"'je mi"' train encountered a snow than mo-i i-e--fon sunnrwe. Not n
irTI .TCrr'nd0v ,fAar" torm in the South Tass. Ihi mile, from quently it is found to be three or fou
'l i l l'y?tt,?,!l orker to Camp Scoit, and met Col. Andrew' co- thick. 'and there can be no doubt
rfhSnJUr u v.1' v'U;d " 1L,C "L?,! luD, 01 wn? riatt. mm hundred, of acres if not thou
cmiinsiitcl tor lv the
tional land. The deposit
l"ft I'V a b-aw ovcriow is much creator
snow than mo-i i-ons nintvKe. Not unfre-
our feci
that
fcq.t. 1', ll.7.-lT.
1 1
toman Temperance Society will hold a!i r, ;.....i . iTr ' Z . wveir. and ma.de valuable f'-r airricultural i.urrK-1 Addrew, VM. L. BOTER 4 BROTHER,
meetinc on Monday, the 5th dav of Julv ' u, 7, VJ' " . IjL" i . 1 be. .r? Commit lonera were about se. Nearly all the o errlowed cultivated ! !.Br.etrre Agrirait.ir.1 Implead
atearlycandlelighLintheCourtHous; -lands will U enriched by some depo.it
,.UWo. A- nr t.j. j 1 "Iletsv." he said, -.ond ant.aw-.,; ' '. V . ; na ren.M-r, more prouucl.ve Lcafter.
ervr wv- va v ui VUI J II IlUf3I10C,
Xo. 1140, Markrt 6t, Philadelpkia
The public is kindly invited to attend.- 'i ?1rred-you Le ter-ooi with
1 nrm,m ' make you great chief next after
June 24. 1851.
',Be Hy''lo.e i8id' rgd ,ua',7l', I IwrParvianoe has just received an
a TTM rl -V rill liBVA 1 1 n rA ssi . est-1 m a '
m
me.
m sort m en t of new i
JAS. B. GRAHAM,
cases of various sizes: al-V 'ounl'yon-, l"fb Isiirer, residing m ww Maater, Merchant, and eiteerlve
O.P.0UUCa.Pr.H.w-Uidrrin W chemical,. Call and get 7or wreath TyhC ?cJLS.5C hin",
, far for private roaeona. ;nkenesee. arrested. Jaa.13.Wia.