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RICUAIIDSON L. WIUGIIT
Or I'llll.AliKI.I'IIU.
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on tlio )i'ifin no.) Iiinn.-li cf the Kiniii niii
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Tlie News.
1'lifl ntcnmiliip Anglo S.ix.-in, w It li l.iv
crHHil dates to tlio -7th tilt., nrflved lit
Qui'hsl'oii tlieHtli.
Thtt cHhis ill Eunn'c con tiiuti--, mul war
Rct'tns to lio inevitable, (iltlioi!j:li notice-1
Walioii liau yut tnlten place.
Cotton hits declined, and lirendstull's
gone up In price.
Aimtriu luis given Sardinia fourteen days
longer to disarm and diblnmd her volun
teers. It is rumored tlmt France and Kui-liia,
lmvo entered into nu nllinnce oirensivo and
defensive.
The French troops arc nbo mid to he
entering Sardinia.
The rumored alliance between France
and Russia, had caused a prime in the
London money market.
Tiro very latest despatch report the
Austrian nrniy ns being expected to cross
tho Tinico, (the boundary between Aus
tria and ritdniont,) at any moment.
The Fronch troops are entering Pied
mont, and great warlike activity prevailed
throughout Frnnco. The French contin
gent of troop for the year is to be raised
to 1 -10,000.
France throws all tho blame of tho war
upon Austria.
England, France and Prussia, have each
protested against the conduct, of Austria
towards Hrdiiii(i,
A detailed account of tho commands of
tho principal French generals is given, but
it is too lengthy for our ppaco.
It is worthy of remark, that tho London
Timet says, that tho Kusso-French alliance
" is most Bturtling, changing in a moment
tho whole inspect of continental all'airs."
Mexico, is slill tho theatre of civil war
without much prospect of a speedy abate
tnent.
California news to tho 15th ult. have
been received.
The bill forming tho six lower counties
of California-into anew territory, to be
tailed Colorado, has parsed tho Legislaturu
nd been sent to tho Governor for appro
Vl.
I'ul tor tho several courts of funrter vnntnpcom to tlm Kailnm.l company pen
is of this (.'oinniouwonltli to lieiir orally. ((.VWm Am.)
Tiik Mii.iT.iur ok urn St.itk. TIipcIoc-
and :imi-e of l.'cprcioiil.iliv.'.i ol the Com- I'- .'ahmit, wli n a Kieiitiiie ami
luiiliwealth nf IVnlisJ Ivaliiu in (iciieud prnelical liailrcinl I nvii" er tint no -iipd.
t I l i , l : . i .1 .. i 1 1 . . i' 1 1 in li n 1 1 mil .1 ! lie I n-.l . rlieiLI eL Mil 1 1
, 1 1. ...... l l . . , i'ii. , w, , in- v iiiuh i-nin -iiiuiy iiu-i. ii ii 1 1 lb it n ei in it enucieii '- - - - . , ,
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iiiv iniiiiii;:,- ,u ui" ii'.iiint'inn ,Mr.-., iii" cijhi trailers aim niantiiacnircis . i.ecanne tecmcilis
I organ of ll.m.S. A. louglai, " niust full, its policy looks to the exhaustion it the I petitions, in addition to that of the appli
In- il,n iri-CMt-,l.lrt f.,,...n ..r r.,..;t ,.i i,, 1 I''"hin( n ueiiies to itio j'oopto tlio cant, m luvor of, arxl remonstrances a
, .. f ., . . p"cr oi iiivcrsiiyitip iiicir enii'ioyntenis gainst tho iipplieation ol any j.i'ison ap- lion for all eommissioiieiti. Hirers tliroiigli-
inioinenrmsoi tne oppn.-it .on. j ,US lilni,s tlniu to the cl.cieo be-, clying to .ilher of them lot a licenso to out tho Mute, except Maj. (iencral, will
lhey make no nominations, yd they tween becoming, on the ono hand, mere ' keep a hotel, inn, or tavern and thcro- !uko place in .June next, in the dillereiit
declare their determination to vole in op-' delves, and on the other, mere traders in 'upon rcfii.su tho same, whenever, in volunteer companies. Thcso otlierrs lire
nnMiin,. in tlm ,"i,,.l,,lf n r,r li...,,,- i1"" piDuui is oi ouior imiius una oilier the odmiioh ol tlio Saul court, sueli electoi Hi if live voar-i. 1 ho Mai. (icneial
erti pnrly. For whom then ale they
going io vole. Jhey cannot vote against, cliinng! Ilecause wo are beeomiiig Iroiu and, entertainment cf ulrimgers or tra- in the late niilitarv law, hv which all the
i i i . . . . ,. . . ' .1 . .. ... ..,.....?.... i .i t .. . . . . . -. i . . ... . . -
am i.ouy wiinoiii voting
niii-iM ncauric, as a eonseiiuenee oi mis, inn, hotel, or tuvelii is not necessary is elected m .Inly lollowing by tlio coin-
iiiie poiier oi liroiiiieiion is sieiuniy no- tor tlio aceominoilation ot tlio nublie m soiiel o heel s. An over-n-'lit rxisteU
velersj and so much of the sixth section Maj. (ienerals were, continued in ollice for
of tho act of Assembly, relating to tho salo ono venr sueceding the election of com-
of intoxicating liouors, pussed tho twen-! missioned ollieers. It belli;; deiiirnblo the
for Hoinebodv 'day today more colorn.ed . Can Mr.
else, therefore the ii resistahle conclusion ,",0' '!"" '" ,,U,,U n'ul " f""1"
. . , , , , men who miroutidcil him, and who may
.,..1. , i , i., ,.,,, ,all.V to ,,,,,,'esent tlio opinions ol til th day of April, lto8, as is inconsistent t,.nilH of t eM.i.j Cctierals and other com
u.iini nun uio uepuoiieau jiariy, ami inn iroieciive rsenooi oi ldiiues, ceno ; herewith, is hereby repealed: VravuM, missioned ollieels should lie nenrly unir
will sti jipurt the eun Jidates of tho coming j these sentiments when they look iibioad That tho several courts of quarter sessions form, nti amendment to tho law was pas
Juno Convention, at the next election ;ovl'r ol" country and neo its astonishing empowered to giant licenses shall have ped ,v the l.eishil ure n day or two before
tl.ev ,i;,l ..I the Ut T,-t il en, ' j ,l,'v,lol,n"rt in niitu ral resources ? What jund exercise suelidiscretion, andnoother, t,o (ioceof the session, pro'vidina for the
a nuy i in. i.i i nu ni i,j. 0,,K it mean, that the jiopuhitiou of the regard to tho necessity of inns or lav- flection of the Maj. in the month follow
Such nii.-erabln tricksters area disgrace United States doubles itself every twenty- t.r, ,M is given to said courts by tho act in" the election ol tho eomini-sirmed odi
um! an injury to any parly. i livo or thirty years u rate tiiree or lour relative to inns or taverns, approved 1 1 Lit cen
limes ns great us Kngland, in other res-
, j . . , . , reels the most prosperous nation on the
ro.'ii..ikovni,t,ATv.-'heMaucli(hi,.,k (I,ill.tll, Vh;lt nLns her netivo. ks of rail
Gi:etti; a Kcpiiblionn sheet of the most ' nays covering an extent of mileage, creat-
ultru eliariicler, in speaking of the Auti- er perhaps than tin; aggregate of nil the ;
. ' . . . :i.. .. ,i ...i.i -j v-i....i !
nnniiinliiii mnn ivli uirxi, if ,i nm a oi 11,1 i .111 1 n i .11 1 11 v , 1 .1 11 1 1
March, Fs;i l: J'rvvutnl further. '1'hnt noth-
in this act Khtillapply to the city of Phi- j c.imki.s. Speaking of the Government
knlelphia. t VTM'vr I camels, a Texas paper says:
, . , ,'; . . ul!,'l-a' j "( in tho word of eonimand being given
tSneaker cl the. Ihme l llemexentaUvct. i .. .1 .:..i .1...1 :,.'. 1 1,..,
l-i . , ' 1 ... . . 1 1 ' 1 .1 li nu ht'r ii , iii'T iii.l;i; i11iiii.il in
What does I .J NO. C ESS VV LL. Jr. A 1....1 ...i.Ti : .....1
. . t t 1 . . I I 1 f t I . 9 -i li 1 1tt) II J ( l t'l Vv H'iHI, II It'll I HI l!i 1 1 .i
eloso political relationship, thus sneers -.TCtZuUX a , VL'Z , f '' woighinj? in .he aggregate 1,401,
I . .: . . . 1 .1 ' nu e iiici.'iiiiuiiiii ii 'in, Ni'in v hnnm In in Tullliiop l.iieef
Anno Domini one thou.ind chjht hundred the nniln.,ps i,.lmn. At tho word.
the doctrine ol popular sovereignty : 1 ,,.s lwd u,,, almost bv magic Hour-
" Our Anti'Lccompton lU'inocratic neigh-: ishing eomintinities '! On what ground
bors, whilst they are in spirit, feeling and ' V" il '"' "counted for, that the country
.. i.e. .Til t 1 is continual v reaching out its long arm,
ac ion, almost confirmoii ' Mac c itepub . , , , ' 1 . . 1 . ,i
' 1 land adding member upon member to the
licans.' and must, to be lonsVoid, c-'Conledcracy, thus stretching its length
ventually land in the ranks of tho party 'over tho whole extent of tlm continent ?
known by that very popular and intensi'.. ' ,Iow .U'00 lllinf-'H wllllt re tl"')'
r lull the signs of? Do thev betoken the
bed mi ne, continues to luirn about ttiar fmvr- -, '- .. .. ' , ,. ,.
' 1 . 1 pi-osjieritv ot a nation, or its decline? If
iteidca (.)-l opular Sovereignty ! jWo Iook u(,ro.ui t0 the history of the w orld,
The (idzcUeevidently regards this "harp-jiind mark tho decline of nations, what nre
iug about their favorite idea," as a very i .f'.-"8. ,vlli';h in I1"11 condition, they
. , ,.. . exhibit? Do thev show such 1111 extent
great absurdity, and decidedly at variance lsion of e.ri,.iro bv'the arts of peace? Do
with their strong tendencies towards the j they exhibit activity nnd enterpriseamong
parly with the very " popular and intcn- the people nt a continually accelerating
sified name:" and it is not very far wronc l"u'!' T1CSU !lr0 Ult' tokens which dis-
, ., p ay he progress and development o
inso doing. Jhero is something eo su- I . 7 . , . l 11
loved Confederation : and we would nsk.
prcmely ridiculous in the r.-.nt ami cant of j,, mutter of fact terms, if the picture
Forney and his crew about "popular sov- presented by Mr. Carey, exhibits the state
croigntv," when nt tho very time their ;f, f',c ";:ls(' in il.'5t'-e colyrs.
1... . ...... 1 e do not wish to rovivo hero the elab-
voices are lounesi in lauuauon 01 11, uk ir 1 .... , . , ,1
ana iiity-mne. I the camel arose, w ithout any aiiiiarent ef-
" il- 1 ' 1 A-tl. ,fort, and walked oil' in n stately manner
, , . ' . through tho citv. Wo are informed that
AN ACT relulative to tho expemphon of lh(? S,(I)() m-m ha, WH) vnro, U)m
three hundred dollars, and to tho wid-him) ,vitll ,vllk.h Pnonuo,1H w.-jit he a
ows and children ol decedents ;ro60 Thev are represented as tractable
SrcTioN 1. lie it enacted by the Senate lnnll an-,.(,tionat(V As an oxulplo of their
ami Ilouscof Reiiresentatives ol the Com-j ,.,,, M.s NV informs us that a pret
monweltli ol rennsylvaiiiu in Oenerid As-; tv. ,v)lite 0110i ,vlir, sll0 ,iPited would
sembly niet, ami it is hereby enacted by 1lhv.lVB ki!is )l0I- ,v10n witliiii kissing dis
the authority of the si me, lhat tho wid-',,.,;, wlir, . tllink sinw,., y,,mi tasto
owor children of liny dectdont entitled to;nn hn in u,l,1ion t,. an allectionatc
retain thrre hundred dollars out ot such disposition "
deeedent's ostate by the iaiv of this Com-
monwerlth, and every person entitled to"
the exemptien provided for in the act, en ; NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
titled "An Act to exempt property to the , . -
our , value of three hundred dollars from levy
T 1 I t 1 I II
and side on execution or distress for rent, ; 1 nl i
apnroved tho ninth dav of April, Anno rpiiK .Subseril.er'
iMAKIi(.
IhIiCk tlii- iiiiiilioj of iiifiirm-
Domil i ono thousand eight hundred and X ins lliorilinns of t'lcin lK-lil County, anil the
t'ni-tv.niiio " inm cli.i'l Inrnliiin llic 11111,1,. I'ul.lic cuut-mlly lliot lie tins remind! the lmsi-
MIOI K, t.UTIit.
I 1 f .
r, - . n i..y, m iri'l.US, fllS, 4, t
of moi v nrt. tr .f l nml miP,i, .
Ii-i, tifKnn lu o ,rjr nij.j,,, ' 1
AMD
MUiicii'. 1I..JH' ninl t lill.li,,,.,
SIKtKSt, (JAITKIW AM) SUfrin.
or Al l, Kisnn.
To I' nVi h adhd a IUgt ,Vn
Siu h Sole .".rnlln'r, Kip, IIphv Mi,rot.
xortu.l I.iuiiiit, Ac. Ac.
H7.iVi he will rU Very ,(,, fat
SCrCiihtoin work nimli to onlor
proinptiicua, un.l In lln nuuii unj nioit . ;
bin innniicr. ,:i
My olil riiftnmpm nmt nil otlicri, r
fully invitod to Call ni .Taiuin my
jnl)0 for themralvud. ' ''
1 ISAAC .TOUNSfijv
insy II, IRS'J. if. no. 17, vol. iv.
RIVERS & DERIOUS'
(IUAXO IjKAMATIO
Acrobatic & Ballet Troupes.
rt'.iMi.E I'i-mi'S unj l,i-in i-ii'R-
l."i;s. ninl wi I Lc ininiv lo oxecuto nnv work in 1
monev, stocks, ludjrmeins, or oilier ln-i,,- , ....,, , .; 1 ...
li'litnilliosK to nipli nni-Kim iinil I h.-Lt in all ' . .1 . . . ... .
. . x . 1 ... ., . . .- ,, , ,- Jt 1 l ' niiujii'r, ni i-RTf 111 su.i uiu milt.'?, npnivi'fr-
subversion of the principle, '.hat we are , 1 he country and tho people know them r:l,os hereafter, whore property f-hnll be! sunnily at tlio r.-nidtnoe .,r J. tf. cl., i , 'li.
nr:if. nf'iiinontii whieh have li.'pn neil
aeiions lenu uirecuy xowaras me enure ovor alll ovcr aa, ,m t,is ,,Ucsf iom-
or nnv nail tbceof mitofonv bank notes. "laitins
stocks, judgments, or otlier in -
not at all surprized that their Republican ! l,.v ll('al t- nra th('re is 1,0 I,owur. wllich
. ii- 1 -. 1 . 1 . 1 1 - , can removo horn tho 1'rotectionists the
allies are becoming ashamed and disgust- ... , .. , , ... , , .
O t- pfl.wla nt mil' l' I I'll 1 1 1 1 , . Ill tied tflirMiI r.i
ed with such trilling duplicity, lint this ,,0ii,ic.s. Udoro children have had time
can all bo arranged, when they meet to to injuiro into the nature, and causus of
form a "closer union," as in the case 0f 1 t!li"K"'- tlir' hear tho spacious arguments
,,,,,,, , . 1 i 1 of Protection to Home Industry raiiL' into
tho clean-handed and puro-henrted.inier- -, 1 1 .1
" their ears ; and it is no wonder they can-
ican or KnowvNothing party, by just pus-; not afterwards removo the clleet of tho
sinir ovcr the "real cardinal point of their !earlv prejudices which are thus fastened
"f tii-olession. siiviii" notbin. i.l.ont. noimlni-i upon them. Jlut we would Say to the
.4 . - - .- - c - o- - i , - . .
'i'no market ul San Francinco were un
cJianged. Tho dates from Victoria are to tho 9th
uk. A vessel brought $100,000 in gold
dust.
Uio mining news from tho upor Tra-
cr river wore encouraging. Tho laborers
from tho lower country had all gone to
tho mines.
The news lrom New Mexico report the
Indians all quiet.
A destruetivo conflagration took place
ut Pittsburgh on last .Saturday among the
steamers, by ivich ton wero destroyed.
Tho loss is estimated at $155,000. The
flames did not reach tho warehouses.
Mr. Bishop of Connecticut, lato mem
ber of Congress, ban been appointed by
tho President, Commissioner of patents,
and Judge Greenwood of Arkansas Com
missioner of Indians affairs.
The Forney Junto.
Tho disappointed office-seekers whom
Forney nrslialled at Altoona, 011 the
4th instn under tho name of a Stato Com
mittee, by their proceeding, remind us
not a little of a collection of torn cats on
the roof of a wood-shed, which usually
results in a great deal of noise, some fur,
and a general rcamper into the
neighboring alleys, garretts, cellars and
other obsnuro felino hiding places.
However, while, in session, tho cater
wauling committee took decided steps to
wards a redress of their grievances ; which
may be sumed up in the following pream
blo and resolutions, which, although not
exactly in tho language of the original,
contain their -entire substance, and aro
perhaps ticarly in thj shape they would
havo been presented to tho public, had it
Vot been necessary, after so much sound
and fury as has Veen vented by them, to
cover Iheir ingnomjnious, "back out"
with a acroon of long drawn phrases ex
pressive of -doctrines they do not believe,
and high sounding declarations of a patri
otism they do not feol. This flimsy veil
of hypocrisy will bo insufficient to shield
them from the disgrace they have Incur
cfl y their treason and apostaey, am'
i : ...... .1 ..1, 1
sovereignty, and accepting a place on the' " ' , ' Y c , 1 ' , """
, , , , island, cloo not vour eyes to the e.vst-
Repubhcan platform as being sufficiently cnrf, o( f:l(.ti: place the-e facts before you
commodious, narrow as it is, for tho ae-jin a clear light fortilied by thy figures, if
commo'bition of this valiant body of re-b'u please ami then nk yourself if the
emits. But in tho mean time caution ! uf"l ;7 oi tho Protectionists are
, ,, , , , , ,. well toiindcd, or whether thev do not pro-
should bo observed about fpeaking toolceC(l ,,., tho dietijCo, 0f nn inferior
free'y in favor of this doctrine, for fear! minority of manufacturers, who tiro ever
some of the rank and file, not so deeply in I anxious, like the scheming I ago, to put
the secret, might not feel bound to march 'money ih their purscs-l'or what was the
, , . , , . sole, obvious and inevitable effect of the
under a new banner without the motto of ' protoctivc s f tcnl) j,ut t0 tiix ,llt. ,niui(m
their old one engraven upon it. for the benefit of tlm few ? Tho progress
'of the American nation hss been one of
Mr. Stanton's i.kttkk on Kw.sas Ar-jrapid, brilliant and unprecedented sue
F.URS.-The propensity for letter-writing ?sfl "r? tlie 'M'tipi! of the l-oderal
..t T1 , , (Constitution, and so it will continue, in
of Mr. I-. P. .Stanton, whom our readers, slil0 pf all tll0 (PIUlnoi;ltions cf the He
may remember as at one time Secretaay of ' strictive school.
.Stato for tho Territory of Kansas, last) Mr. Carey's late work. " Principles of
manifested itself in the form of a letter to S.rinI "c'eijce," may be considered the.
., ... . ., ir it j-t- 1 climax of the arguments which are used
tho editor of the Kansas JferatJif Freeam, ,,y ,iie Protectionists ; but while it shows
which however floes not revoal any. a familiarity with the llinn-iest possible
thing new or important, though it proves theories with the materialistic and vitter
his vindieativencss and hostility to the'!-v ''l.,,,':icll('il,'! '01"thpsis of M. Cointe,
....... . L ... ! it exhibits, at the same time, an ignorance
Administration; a fart which wo suppose iOf(1)0 amplest fact, whieh arc visible to
does not particularly concern any one but ' the most superficial man of business. Not
himself. The three points in the letter
which alone are worthy of notice, arc
that, "ho concedes tho point that Kan
will be a free State ;" that her interests
the least ol the peculiarities of Mr. farcy's
work is the fact that it conflicts in every
particular with nYtho principles of politi
cal economy since the time of Adam
Smith; and tho most remarkable of its
will bo promoted by the exclusion of sla- peculiarities, and ono which we wero ut
veryj and that tho people of Kansas had ,01'1)' "'"Me to understand on perusing
u 1 11, . -,, .. , .... tho work, is tho fact of his dependence on
better not meddle with nat onal politics. ',i , , -.- , e n . ,
,,,, . 1 that treat initiator of the system for ar-
1 he first point was long since apparent gu,ent in favor of Protection, when we
to every body who looked at tho true state 'all kuow that nearly the whole purpose.
of the case; tho second is tho foundation ' anJ certainly tho most important pur
and real cause of tho first; and as to the! 1 V"?1 th hi? ".,i,)a w
third, iheolectors in that Territory, who strong indeed were his arguments in favor
aro uosoon to take apart in tho Pre.-ident of freedom of commerco that it has been
tial contest will doubtless use their own ,!l"1 ,,v 'ortl brougham, we believe, that
discretion. Tho announcement ol Mr. i
Stanton that ho is not yot prepared to act
cither with., the Democratic or Kepubli-
can party, will not create any great pub
lic uneasiness, or bo likely to lead to a
modification Jn the platform of cither.
tho " Wealth of Rations" was rather a
polemic agmnst tho protective system,
than a treatise on political economy. Anil
upon a perusal of "The Principles of So
cial .Science," wo are still more convinced
that tho prejudices of Mr. Carey, as of all
tho Protectionists we have ever seen, will
not permit him to see throuch the com
plications of our foreign relations, of our
set apart lor tho Widow and children ot renco lowmlii., one mid n lialf nnlia tSuulhwcpt I
any decedent, the same shall be. appraised ; f Clinrticlil U rough, by Kttor nt Clearfield V. 0. ,
and set apart to said widow and children j innyllih IS.,11. li. II. JI.M.b. 1
by the appraisers of the other personal cs-1 vl1- I"- C" I"l j
tateof such decedent. ! -
v c a. LAwni-Ncn. I WANTKD.
,Sj.cak,r ffthfllect I A jotinil,vln.in Cabinet-maker, of in-
J.U.UISM.I,, Jr. !dvt,ionsand K.ber habits, and a good
i 1,1 -i .flrfV.rt',"'l 1 ,vo. kn.an. eun have constant einplovment
Approved the eighth c ay of April, An- ,,v ,.,.! vi,, soon to the. der.i,iied.
no ponnni one thousand eight hundred ,.- ; , ,ns ,vill U t,ivrn
andh.ty-ntne. ..,,.,,..., i ' jcll.N (irKI.ICU.
il. il AClvI.K. , cl(.nrfiellli p.,.( jny llth, IS.'.O.
A woman .1 n n Tmu.r. Cm. r.an.v Walkei. ' 1)(.,,ahs it I:VA1M). i;fc,J
i.ARKrooT .Ninktv Miles. esterdav lore- frnln lnr.(in, f ric:lrf10,i Co.mtv, Pa. on
noon, a Wolllun, upparcntly about thirty tin. nirlit cf tho M Mnv. in-l. a vi'lin? man nn-
years of age, a girl of four, and a niece of ini "l Owon Mi'tlovi-rn, 'impri.ninoil on a cliarL- of i j-.'.jI.m
niicen, were louml walking upon the le- inirmry. !hii ai iiuvrrn is live i"i seven in
vee, through the drenching rain, their thin .-.-.li i tth, l-M luiilt, Jurk hair, liirjjoki.cn oye,
ami time-worn 'garments scarce covering n'.l .f nutior Inir imni'l. si.,i,. llu hmlo., n .ir
their nakedness. Mr. John Vkr, the "f "" ,k , "I""0'1 .VKT' 'T"0 'n!.h"!a ,fl"'!'
, , , , ,, ","" i. 'in B lil.uk hut, a i .iir nf L'utii fhoof, ninl limk with
wiaif-ina-lcr kindly invitid Hum tito iho i,i, H n-.l ll,,n.,.-l shin. IV akn rrmrl will
ivhurf-boiit, built up arousing firo, nnd ho given fur tho npireliciiiinn of tho snirl Mclio-
madu them as comfortablo as circiimstan-; vein ami his delivery to (ho unilemijrncd in
ccs would permit. Ho tl en learned from , Clenriiohl bumugli.
the woman that she was from Bracken 1 ltr.liKUICK (1. MlbbKU,
county, Ky , and was on her way to Pitts-! 1 ,Sh,e?
I,.,.. .1, ...1. 1 ... .. 1 -. , Pheritl i Othi'i-, ClenrfiuM, Pa, May 1 , 1S.S9.
burgh, where her parents reside, with her run 17 vol iv 1
two children and orphan niocc. Her 1ms-j I ' ' J '-J
band went lo California some years ago, wissomjtioN Of PAIM'M'ltsn IP.
and died tlmre. the woman badstrug- Tuo ii.,,lor..iKn.-.l homhv civ .i,.o that
gled on in poverty, until she was at length the firm nf .M i; HUE 1.1. A CAKTKll, heretofore
compelled to return to her former homo doiiiR buine.i in tho hormigh of ClearHoM, hns
in rags. thin day bien iliaovol by inulu il consent. Ibe
Without shoe; to cover their feet, the '""' i"--"- "ill hereafter he ronilueto'l by 0. I!.
ur walked tho entiro wav to Leinet.m . . . "1,no r1'"''. "I""" U"nds,
WlLTi KX II I HIT AT CLEARFir
FRIDAY MAY 20th. .
AFTENUUN PEHFOltMANCE ;
2 O'CLOCK.
KVl-NING PI'KFORMAXCE 1
7 O'CLOCK.
PRICE OK .ADMISSION 23 CEX;
NO HALF PRICE.
The CRAND PEOCESSIOX n-il! ESTEB T0
(it U a.m., lei by tin' lii:inili'''iil I.'." 1 1'arron'i
luff I'uht h cli'ltiuU'il 1'iin.At.r.i.t'iii . HKAss B
fuil'.wril t.y ii!l tlio iiiMli. :in., .wrirtrs Hu
ri.liirt, A-r.. nilli.im ft lilell will be kvt li '1 UK l'.li
( IIAl:l"l, ilmiAii by I-.' iliiiii'iniix. Shribnd I'k.
mill lri i-ti l-r tint ..vlebr; t 1 l.illpinl.in KHiwi
Majhk i on iTiiin, l.-itc I i)-liin:iii i. i.rn. T'lrnTnu
BUCCESS BEYOND EXAMPLE
of tlii- ti'-'v -..-,.-i na. 1 r:uii iliriuil Ai r.AHiii-Tiw-.
noM- n'l:l'-!!'' l t, ll:t el:il'li-.h.m nt -Ih-ii Bnrj'AM&.
excelli'iit nut veintil in tlnir pri'l''.inrul dum
OA writ u-i utiimji ';ti'li:ibl n lti'-ir f'Mii'.iul.
THE BRIIjLIANTPERFORMANC!:-
M ill i-'iiniiic:!'-'' null .llirnll'l Act nf fiiiuttttiont
J.iiti:,i.' . l-v li Miili-aO'l IViinl'- f"q ncMrl inn. Win-
by iii,- i:u;., u.i,:,.i, i.a rum; AN.stra
All K'l ;r.,l:i:in -i-. nf from VQ.
THE SIECE OF SEVASTOPOL, V"
t v in . itivi:i:s i
At'i:ii.liliv l.l.ill.i by tho
follow. ii- Ai-r.baii" ArlNt.t
Min. i.i: ruin'. iii:i:i:
'ii:i:vi.i:i!, Mom. moki'IT,
(Ki.lilMIS'i, '1 li" U:KAT
.M Ui.KV i;i:'i'i!i.lis il.
,i .i. r; i(;n.'. n. Tin- ill!"
'IKsiji k i,VMSAl'S. n,l
l!ie w.tI l-ri'ii iwti. ii I: I V I.U
1 MII.V, II. HKIMfs.tlio
InhniUDii- Mitn-Tilonkpy,
nn 1 i". r.r..,T v xi-.l-oiivii. lai
l.eke I 1,.,,-kw.tr.l l:i..-r. iin I
M.IN'S. I'AI'l.o, lln ll'-reu-lf.
.m l I'mwiiin Il.ili l-livr.
THE WAB IS INDIA,
n bi-mitll'iil lr:nt.iic bi'll
by iftvi'r:t of l:ie I "iiijuuv. i ,
wlil'-h V. Kivi:m tx-ill i-r.ie.
Rl the rli.ini.'U r of lilt- brao
HAVtl.ui K
Tho Anti;i. li-.n Mentifio
Wi'Q'b-r. Ii.-j'l il" i, ftiil lii-el. i
up. bv lln-Ur.ui (; vir.:i:isi, 11.
I.I'N'.NKI.IA
Ilorsomanship "f firaro
!'..Vll Hill lA'-e.lence, 1'
Jill H AIill lii I.K-.
GEMS OF rm LflKD!
A 5rituf br:t'.itilhl I'uM'i nrnl
'I nljU'aux.nXiNMTtf.l y Hi. .In.
v-:iilj Corpj n:i I their J"llin
M.'i-H.
mi
S'lii'i, Unn'-e.. Clrolciiua
imp .i-i-,
, .Ve.,
four walked tho entiro wav to Leiinet.m. .. r' w,r l''' .'
n ilLlniin. ,.f;., II. " ll... 1110 books tlllu Accounts
in... ........ v, miiv-,j .i.iiv.-. jin.Y -;uj
and foot-sore, nnd faint und hungered, '
llloe 1,1.1'linln it iu nunliic. I. .1..-....! I... A . I
J .......... ..w. u. v... . vi. -riii ur, j I,
remain fur colleelion.
0. I!. MERRELL.
L. R. CARTER,
no. 17, vol. Iv.
Lexington, they were kindly forwarded by i J
railroad to Louisville, and i'roin that point1 ai.i:.'
'."viiy -y uu.v.,iiim gin ne gen- Commiwiunerii appointed hy tho et to In-
dezand thirty-two othtr. all Cubans. OTrrlIPV ,,T
It ieems thnt they agreed with the cap- S anVihorubli,
tain of the brig African to put them into cd h'.s llrocery'
Fntcimt-L' Catastrophic on tuk Pens-j international exchanges, of the lan-s whi.ch j'oard i
svlvasia Railroad. A Lnemxotive Mown to' govern tho exchange of fcommoditien, to a ,Sta,e"'
FranmmU, and Three. Men Killed We learn 1 nuflieientij clear extent to enable him to tlmt 1
r ii n:n j 1. .i, . . .." '
iriini mo liisDurgn papers mat a eatas- bo conipotont to form a.judgn,ient a to
trophoof the most appalling nature occur-1 what constitutes, in theso roepeats, the
red on Monday, morning on the rcnnsyl-' material interests of a nation,
vania railroad.m the vieinity of Green- To sot, however, the foam of the pro
burg, it nppeatie lhat the ballast train tectionitttn at rest, we would inv. tliat. n
, was in service as -jisua!, and that while on country increased in manufactures accord-
if a w tr nnar nni) tx- J V n Bliyv..i ,'.r.i. I ' : j . i , i ,
ih mntmini nf .11 bni w.n h V A ' . ' r" "" uiimiuo nig ns us population oecotnes more aense :
aiie contcmptof all honctt ron, or to cf Greensburg, the locomotive exploded the denser tho population, of course the
oiuomowuo inienianu meaning oi.niie wna a tremendous report, Rtl ijr three less room for agricultural pursuits and
May 0, 1 859. .11.
UtrllCI.I) Ci AS COMP A N YThe
crosity of tho commander. When found ccrporarnlo tho Clonrlield Oas rin,.-,ny,' nro ro
Upon the wharf bv Mr. l'.aker.thev u.ie in ciuenteri to meet at llin Court ll , il..n..
scarcll of a PitUburgh boat, in hopes to rough of Clcarflolil, on Saturday nvxt (May 14),
get passage to that city. tViieianafi (Jaiette. at :,! 'c,"CKi r- M- fur P"rpofo of orfianiiing,
nd making preparations for opening tho Books
, " . f"r fitbseriptions to the stock of mid Company.
I nB hxn or THE Cl-liA rn.IIUBTr.n Lite- A full attendnnee.is reiiuented.
niTiox. Tho famous Cuba filibuster expe-' mny 10, 1S59.-H. no. 17. vol. iv.
dition hasturnedupat Portau Trinoe, Hay-'
li, connisting of Don . lone Ellas llerinn-' (.IIOCKHY AM) COM'T-CTIOX RY.
dez and tbirtv-two other.:, all Cubans. .......r..,
uiino iiiioims ma oiii inendi
io jenerally,lhat h has ro-open-
I . . -a-. , . --". "'...I) nuu .".ii ei in, nary ai ine olil
.., v, imeen nines in mo pol l oi ttana 1.. the IlorouKh ot Citrwensville, whore he
' in ni" vimiiuo.-,, iii v.un:i, ior w inen unr- win oe prcparen to supply all with Sugar, Coffee,
vioe ho waa to receive $1000. When tho T" Molasms, liacon, rf-o. Door, Lemonade, Can
time came for them to leave tho vessel, A,t' I-'"''' Cakos, 4c. 4 o. He respoctfully soli
there watoo mueh sea on or too little. c" ''"' ' Pftronage.
courage among them to venture, and olmMi. 'uhl ZF.'Tr l ,f?mrno,la'4 th,e
the vessel continued her voyoCe to Port I ST t?T J Co-ork, and will
au Prince. Tho Giptain-C.eneral of Cuba I , ' ,." , .
l..o rlo,l,i i e i. . ... m,y Jfij no.l,. vol. iv.
...... .1...J.I.1. nn, n .!, IU A Ul t HU
IVilro lrt..i..,l 11. t. MWKn.1l . I A I.. . .. ,
. ...,vo ii. ..ciiiniiii iu cj(n:uiliuilisili, anil . I1MIVKTII ITInv- i..-i t... .
if thev ImvA nnt. aneeoerle.l i ,nitiB.J A '"'TnATI0N " ICKLetters
. . . ....j, .'ii OI Administration havinir hnnn nr.nl.J n
some vessel to eomo to the United rhe estate of William Wcbcr late of H?ady tow'a
, Wo Shall not be surprised to bear shin, all mr.nn rinvinv
, , , 1 , . ....b...om..iu pain po-
llO has Btrune tin some of them, bv me. will present thorn without dlav in
way of encouraging others, and sent the; CHARL0TTA WEBER
, Administratrix.
Brady tp. may 10, 1859. no. 17. vol.lv.
rest to try the African airs of tho Spanish I
prisons at Ceuta.
afThe Senate of our State Legislature
uiee-n one-niiru oi us members each year,
two-thirds, or twentv-two. holdino- rnror
The politics of those who hold over at
tins tune is as follow
Benselos. and contradictory jargon of their men and ..-shattering the engine to the more tho necessity of finding some crats, eleven Opposition! Of the retiring
resolutions and address. X Jfh Dodds the engineer, andotherj and until tho population of the Senators, six are Democrat, and fiv On
.l. r .e . . M.r. Hoods the Conductor, were killed United SUtM heenme. ark ifPdiit. fl.af. IliAeA mB:lAM 1
ror me m-nemoi our readers we eivo tr.Di.nii., ..j t uo.. ,' j --.. ., :v "
, .. . .".". ii uuseim .-iijutjiumn, engngea win pe no ouiiei lor tne surplus, it is per.
the resolutions as condensed as possible, 'as a fireman on the train, injured to such
fectly in vain to talk of competition in
o that they can got the sense without the n extent that he died in a few minutes. 1 manufacturing with a country where the
nonsense. "Wl," wea, was mown aens:ty oi tne people, and the consequent
v hcrias, v nen, in me course of hu
man events," a few disappointed political
position.
A Long Term. John Lehman has been
sentenced to imprisonment for lifn at
1T.1 r . . ..
i rnana, mo., lor violating tho person of
P.d jreatwasthe force of , great petition W labor redu.Tog!
spirants are movvl to fir. vent to their th srsna af -th. dV.l T, ". ZT?" ? norse stealing, ana sentenced to an addi-
I " ' yuif, (swjcis JPUUCTU IU irvt1! W ID I IIO.HH Ol tiMthf stinht Vinra
I vsuv j-Ktrnto
Millinery nnd Mantumaking.
rpiIE undersigned would respectfully inform
J. the cititena of Curwentvillo and vicinity,
that she has commenced the above business, oa
door abovs Thompson's store, where she will be
pleased to accommodat all who may favor nor
with their patronage.
MAROAItKT MOORHEAD.
May J, US9. no. 16, vol. Ir.
hv tho Legion ol Uoinics,
.il.'iiirn. I ii I l.l:. Mini..,
iiui.tNii, i:tr.i:s. has.
I'.Ot'K Wi:i.l mi 1 Hie two K
ii.ua. m vi'i:i:s v AHU n l
i:tI)Y. ;o look out fo: ki
of l un!
'I'ha I'ril. nf the Arms,
Mile. CAM1I.1.K. ns llio Fly
ini; rtvlph. 1'ii-h ant l'sni
iijii, n a rti'rv I hnrr. Ml.l.K.
MAIiiK. - K ..l-.ii t'.na of tl
M.inazi. hy lhat liiclily-trniii 'l
r.twil .litpit.-r, liililrn hy tin
charming ciuoKtrf.-iint- Mine.
Will It IS. Thc'l'hroi' Ura'i'V
Mllci. MAIIiit KKIIE, A.N
.N KIT K, nn. INK
Trick; IIoinos, Porfr'nii
in; r.inii', nnil I'.'ir.Ir Kh.'t
laiiils. of .'Xtraori'.lniiry learn
liVM'xhihiti'il by tliatialrnlcj
liorpo brt:l.i.T, O. F. lilvtKn.
Ricinj k Hurdle Leaping
ivini tin' lUi'ici uf tho iiii'T,
bai-kcit by LiffUttiinQ J.'iiftrt.
Tlir ci'at rantoiTiiminta
Vs. FIUNCHIS. .IKKhMI;
AN T,)IS K. tn ilir nilrili
fil, i.i,lo-5pliltih: r.tirlr&qtta
llillct.a-M.tri! bv tin' ln-ng'.h
of thi I '',iiiuiiv.
'the Siviuj in the flrcl,
r.yninatic Unilrr!., Tcri'fti
cli.iri'an Killortaintni'liM, Vo
f il an I tnitrunii'ntnl ilrllfrlns,
Willi all tho nllirr arioin-a,
nnvr before lirartl of In ono
Inhibition, will b.i fnrllior
miRirionloil A nivlc still mora
v.'ralilf with the pran'l con
clmiini; -ono of the porform
auoc, brinf; no It') than that
superb Dramatic Illustrating
pf Pr.oMs Poetic l.eren.1,
MA.ZEPPA, or We Wild
llnrnti oi Ttirtitry. Cbarrie
trrs ntu'aine-1 by a talentoil
Cotnpanv of Arton. n..ilsted
hy th'. i'ro'iiw of Kiiuratrinni
nh't ruitt.iiiiiniNt.i, In which
the ei'!...rati''l horse Tlniniler
bnltwlll iiptiear ai the flory,
buUuiL'4 buiimI.
This company will exhibit t the fol
lowing places,
rhilipsburg. Thursday May 'M
Lulhersburg, Saturday " 21tb
Tunxsutawney. Monday " 23ro.
F. COULD0CK, Agt
BLANK ARTICLES Agreement, legal formfor
between School, Dirctori, and Teachers, for
ale at tho office of the "Clcarflold Eopublican."
All
good hI, and fine market, tee advertisement of
tinmmnntm Lands,
Lindscy's "Blood Searcher
Has CreatedaOreat Exciteme.
TIIROOOIIOIT tniS ASO 0TMSS COCStH
l'rom the Numerous C'ei ,
Scrofula and Cancer
IT IS CURING DAILY, j
EVERY FAMILY
SHOULD GET, AND USI I1
It ii for sale by all respoctahle Wl' w"
Dealers throughout the United Statei
R.M. LEMON, Proprllr
Hollirlaysbarg, Blair Co.
April 15, 1859, no 16, rol. ir.