- ‘jt,3llintite. Rai
roTTsnwl,
Saturday ntortitng, July t.
! foresee that if ybu wet not have peace with
nreteren, you wilt hare Warseah toes i nand it you
writ not preach the neap of life to the raids la you
writ hate deadty veagesneett then haute:
Sr. Augustine then turned his attention to
the Saxons; and soon succeeded in briaging
many of them osier to the Religion'of Rome.
One ol the Saxon Kinget Elllllhttl. of Nor.
thumlitia, joined• with - St. Augustine to
tiring the British Church into subjection to
tome, acid in a great battle fought between
the l•iasous aini Entail:is, at Caerletti, (Ches.
let,) two arousandof the British clergy. who
had assembled totalfr unarmed, for the put.
pot; of erscOrating their defenders by sheir
prayers nod eshornitions, were put to death
by order n 1 the Naxos King a - Northumbria,
Ethtlfrid. Whether St. Augustine inatigu
,ted this cold-bloded murder of helpless
Priests fa nor ceitt aptly known, hut from his
threat made at he temituaumilkif the last
confer-epee with the Eogltsfeishops, Bede,
i
the historian, says it was charged upon him,
and'he was forever after exeeratejnlir every
Bruen.
The slaughter} rof two th ousand pr /
iests, hi
a slng,:e battle, shotte that the British Church
had made great progress under her cbristuta
Krogs and Bishops, loa‘brfore Renee had
attempted to est i atihsh any junadlculili over
it , and also het re the tetragon of the Pa.
gall Saxons, wOch occurred in the year 449,
AOOl4 who immediatelycommeaced destroying the
Dia ANGEL L AND lIIST4 - 111E. chinches, and labored to blot out even Chris.
Mr. Angelo has eddreesed a second epistle ItarmY itself
to th e Editors of OW 3firrrst Journal, witiett Ilistory thus Jet!beetle that a British King
_ ,
commences with the following remarkable
was the nest ebristiart Prince who reigned hi
paregraph : * Britain, 14$ yrilitest before any Christian ruler
By the course la heh you have invert is our ton- reigned in Rolle- That the earhthenntt of
iflr.erfir OD NBUVIIIII lam fore,-mot to the t (teter n- the Ehhie was l apsed 10 Britain 400 years
e n ,
Invasion, and • 1
sera taut I Tan not rano:fun a a man who le ire- -
:50 years
1
unmet that his Anglo Saxon fltlet. , 4fil were.heeth b elute the Sa t - 4on
e n. up to theoear an, and were etuwetted to More St. Augustine, the firs t Legate from
chrananne by Aupostme the legate at Pepe f.reyr•
f or a p u bl i
or the - First, is not a fit 2e , r , r , Af n eeh ate the Popc, tet loot no British sod, to tuirodoce
upon religious ..uhy, els the corrupted chnisitanity of Popery:
This is in etre( t tantng that the inbabi- Now. what! does. Mr. A egele say,—' A
.tame of Britain. were Panetta ap to the year man who is igooraot that his Anglo-Saxon
597, and that Sr: Augustine, the Legate of ancestors were heathens up to the year 597,,
Pope Gregory, Was - the first Ec' ecoven t hem 'awl were con erred toehristiaany by Angus
to clinstianity. Well, al/ we have to say is, tine. the Leghte of Pope Gregory the Past,
that this even eninjeeu4 the Jesuits them- Is not a fit pei•son for a public debate upon
selves. We will now glean a few facts from religious „N eer , o
I the early history of England, from the most Now, wesay that a man of education, and
authentic sources : and it, with their testi.
a teaceer, likt Mr. Angels, who did not know
many befogs us, we de not convince our Mt. that Christianity existed in &lain before the
ders that 'Mr. • A ngele hes again falsified his-
year 5 ,..,, ,wh ; ri Augeetme eteitemigtartd,er
tore. by way of cootinuem his enema! plead-
who, 1•lie
t did know at, Wilfully
per
ing for the Roman Cathche Church, we will
htntorr to aid the claims of Popery, ought
never put our pen to paper oga mi. But to
to back ou t ~,r au discussron, if he desires to
timtoq —net frer • e asverzeou f •
,nee any porhon of At: reputalam.
Cltrisuaurty, it ts. gegiera I;i, heht, f fil, was .
Beerier, Wbat do you ass 7
introduced into Britatalbs St Paul hitilself. I
I The rcinalnder of Mr. Angeles hist article
Theodoret says •
. is prnacirally devoted to begging off—he
Ostriorherroott anti pt.1n.c0r...., and i s r ',4 , V-45 a •
lent ',later', Ln)TP-4I 1110 LA-tingelient precept. in wants U$ to let bun alone hereafter—charging
art aims; not owe to trio-e "Nilo et•f d under the
altotp, „ nth par t erneg th e a rguments ro t F u n .
Romeo rurteotettoo but alto to th ty
e , S11`12t11,) 310 -
rhe Lianas , Ix-sides to toe trot ett., Bon ims 810 All: 1 / 1 ,7 hiB character, nod doing all other sorts
~
Germans of unfair things in our coqtroverby. '
Tertullian, A. D. 190, na; s : We have f a word to say, eel this point.—
There are place" „ltotatit tomeeet„. . v ft, Hr. , t „ d '
matt arm*, NV)11C11 were subdued to tI , •,1 '' =Au 03 Y wag a t fi re r
. A IPT)'18 had undertaken this subject than our
,
Origen s A. P. :1:30, wrttet:
. crises. Belott an alien birnsell, and having
The power of Go,Lotir .:-.211, trer s tit: .3 ) h.-
~
them in Refrain, who Are do. riled froth tt..r t 4 4'04 cr ed it 111 Ili ,anatmity fin being
wen
edu.
coati sod well tzt read, we hoped he might be of
Sr. Chrssostont 60,14 . •
service, especially at the present e
The British t.'inse r ...tweed I, I ne e n+ ter
r ; sad Ittilteirat •
nt
1 3 mg tu t the t • ,-} 0e..u0 Lace sett o w v)).% tro) ihe tittle, bunt r h is fellow iintrugva 8 and our
nerd, for men there f hurl he • are hunt na ti lt altars eon ve-borti population. We accordingly
eructed -
cointoetkted oat souse obvious errors in his
Bede says that about the year 15G rite . firt first few articles, in the most moderate and
British fling, Lucius ' •son o f C `" tin 'n p ro ' "courteous style, endeavoring iherehy to draw
teased the Christian Religion. and became a i his attention t „ ertate matters we t h' eughi
",nurstng lather .- to the tailor church. lie i his pen might touch with peculiar propriety
cent two messeng,rs to Theutberaig, then I and force. Io return lot which we were ad-
BulliclP at Rol". (n(it Pope, ti-e:au--e ri " 11 ' . ; dr4sed persona/teem a lengthy uncle Butcher
tension's 'were made to the euptetown, of that I ged with opprobrious epithets and the grotty.
Bishop' I tt that early l'en'at.) f " r t he I"' T P°_, ; e i l est elleeatteue Moreover, instead of prop
of cooselnitern as to the be',l to.ms..areh to be 1 to, himself the true friend of his fellow
adopted•, to • advance the reuse of chrtsitanne 1. ) ,„, , by I:tetetteg, out the men they .hare
rs'orrorz , "'• '"''' o ' t ""' l.l ' 4ii 'V e la • the 1•4111111ttent and airAngfilisTiltinons of
as Bishop., and sent them hack to Emma ate country, and helping to correct them,
with two am hArt ad°'" oh h i''''''w ls . t Fa g' ne 4 Nee; toned that Mr. Angete was using special
and Duninanes.! in King Lucie., together tw e
ins IQ 81110 U
its arse . or entirely conceal
with a copy of the" Oriel a fltl . ":sire , a, eye.tta- i
, their faulty, turd, without reservation or ex
meats." and a letter cintatoing !heat. words: ,
eelot,,n, ire,
made
the
most sweeping
aseee.
You hive re, ci% 4 in r s Rei
, cdom 4 i In ism `)p
God 8 crierrl 1) th the t Al is eft rice- ';'c. toter or II " i t ilii‘Xitiht the whole Ainerie,in party and
i on 44„th. same .h, h,.-r, t , .. ',,,
, 1, -r, , til al elet ‘ r. body eke Who, IQ an ussible wa rice et your renta 'tll ~1 Ittu - cud !I 1 . 411) P, • . ).
y pys
through God's tulle so.= • , rite .rte It. ~ .1.0 lint.: s's ht favor or hare any affinity for them.—
Intel D, for in that Klo l .tiont's to u e God •.. *, 5,w We then took up the cudgels in downright
History thus shower that chri.tienits n arr eat list r mid although heliashed off Ws light
thus publicly prott.tsed by tile rulvog powtr „riflery with a great neteeet f i rer, ear heavy
is i3r_tutio. ' 146 starshs'S''Te •L 74 ' . 1 11. , 1/IP , -Vs since seem to have done th e most ex.
knowledged by thr. Mine pownrs at Borne. I , , ,
, CrlPlPtt s since h e so soon h ugs rot quarter s all
King Lucius made eteat preetins taconve:t• I the hrage,tug of the editor of the Register to
- log the Pagaas 'to Chrisuanit . A. early
ea I
' the nonttarV, notwithsiandiagii
the year 168 he_converted three Paeau Arch. 1 „ • _
tan avrariff not let him ulnae. As long as I
Flames and twenty -eight Pram . ins into so .'il- _ ,
,
fie urn I : s — an d writes what we know and
many Archbishops and Bit 11'.1/5., h. '
can prove ter fie erroneous, especially Qtl sub-
The British 13tellops were pre‘ at the
,nneet of vital tirtpottanee us altr.lassee of our
Cinancils held as 4.T1C11 J 211, :et "N ent
iel in '3 ) 6,
at Snt(l4 4. to 3'17• hod at A minuet to l ln
:P. ellilP' alien ' tad native alike, see she"!
ni t
58, Jerome 1,4 rltlng to i'luhritv, saf, e,---
he derelict to our charge as a public journal
-- " The COWL Of i1t81,.1),C, P. how en -open 3.11 ,t , t, to let such seirtements go uncantraniteted.
Britain as in
So, the gentleman can groused as he pleases
Jerusalem' "
After the abandonment a Britain iw the —wherein he is correct, we Will coincide
Roman rulers, to ;he year 1-19, the Ch&th wt,t 4 him and give him credit for it : but
when he frostakes or perverts the , truth, we
one harassed by the tocurytons tit the f tete
he
and Scots. and Blau by the Pelagian heresy. .lotil'
In 49n the Britons tam est the Saxons to aid, illas `bill's
after him, with a sharp stick—he
depend on it'
1 1 eit nee eof the charee aealost oar "slender
them in expelling the frets and • Stt.ohy. The 1 I r - -
SaXons accepted the )ttatiatma an,l-„L over- ' I " is gct S S° T s '" we M e t t lenta./IY note the mDl'
, I lowtuff reply of the New York Tribune to a
MU the C011Qt.1) ;hut aftens'ardt, finding the '
cutemporney who finds lank with it for pub- I
toil tuvittu , r, ar.td the climate delightful, they
yonscdthe Pictsaed &tees agatost the Brltottl.. 1 lishil;g aec°Ul"B of racer :—" We p ublish," 1
t I he editor ..' accounts of a great many
and after n straggle rt 3,504 ears. the fatter ' Ft " '
n ti io th er thiag which we protouttdly deplore—
'were cnmpeoeu to yield to their Popo .COrl•
,
for ItAtttlltee t Pierces election , the passage of
,-quetors. who corenyvoc destroying the ,
the. Nehrasin oilt, theirs, murders, hangings,
churchet, slew the Christians at then Altars,
and hunted the Ettlfups nod Clergy like wild
and so final. If we only could hear of the
beasts.t heal destruction of every race -rourte m the
world, we should like to publish that also."
Newspaper readers by this time ought to
krn,w—rhey have been told often enough— .
that the publication al as article does , net
I ivessarily imply, its endorsement. Hower.
et, laving that question aside for the present,
ee will re-publish the extract alluded to
fleet week, to let die public-judge how much
n slander." it contains ; and, since Mr- Air.
en le melees us to it, we will add setriel6iug
of our own opining on the subject, that may
" .end him home with .a flea in his ear "
et some of his Catholic friends, ino
i linernn, for the prepent, disposed of Ire
, teed, and shown how much. or rather how
lone, Mr. A.:al : Tele really ktiew on that sub.
1 • e , , as we leave also exposed abuts his kg`
tieranee of the anneal altar•*b history of Eng
laird : we now preereil briefly to answer his
nlios.osi to Belillorn, as a Lasted taatanee of
prosperuy under itom.sh rule.
Mr. Dill, the author quoted to former ;ni
ck ~ giving a lengthy lisrof various countries
throughout the world, as tinted instaitrest of
ethe eirikinn.difference'herweett the influence
or Protestantism and ol• Romarrism on the
eriudition of the people and their general',
rircapertiv, appends a note, exactly .10 the
clue to hand, as follows:
f • The only exception which even ammo C h
hr. attempt to urge is rim of Betee me e at ° •
ppo
15.). tAuttt it, ' the ezceptro u prove, the ,"
[tut local causes rosy modify , the miluenee n4 of ;
,mon Such m teat eist in Belerma , sm art en
v. leen are freehold s lied a Wendt:elastication
211 d enticing due allowance lot these, the'reedupt;
oirbat country ts the stroegeio codrrettunt of the
ts-r we pre establishing. The memprosperous
part of Belgium is th e meet Prole-ewe : the south.
we§t, the moss Bowan Cabmen is melee tram its
meters', the "Inland of Belgian:." The manutse.
slue-, for which that country gets credit, were in
trodneed by the French Protestant refugees, while
in general prosperity 1., much overrated, as is
he !vitae of nett horrors duri eg the late mato
Were
Bat here it still stronger reritialinny. ii pm
s'le
'il) • Dliobigoe, the celebrated historian,
to his lite of Cromwell, writes thus in 1847 :-
And it we rever e to tee whit Popery makes nit.
110111 in these days. , we hove oar +a cast our eves
Su Belgiutu, w h ich prat to Indite/ fa the mod Po.
etehcountrY to Europe. We shalt tfitid there a •rile rod , a land offeemg immense resou y and ,
people mice at the head of P.m-mit:tut manufac
lures and curnmeree, bet of whore the tamer parr
18 now reduned to inetrOaitcy sae Ss arms of hoe
•
ger, Will it be said that here, iss is Leitrim the
ietts huh 7 impossible ! fortes S,
lgt.
an government CRC* /831 has been the moo rah.
one in Europe. In eoneereoesce of tbe priveldentle
of jesuitism tit that irisrlean, amirterpsant to the
Revolution. thi number ist priests has been ear
teemed by 2600. Mora than 41)0 eaarears have
been opened, whence tamale all eitrectrotes Pm ,
etioa rt friars, egatekoirs, ant ether shrivel the
same brood (aro **tot alma ft re an any
2.-RariNEM, £4l.ter end Propitetarq
0: - LITTLX, Assuctge ,
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(*east commissram
to,
SLOONFID 31. SPICER, ut Buckn County
.11.r0GS OF viz SVP.REih' tbiltrrt
THOMAS'}{. BAIRD of Wttintugton County
-, 4 . ,
,
Novi sve come to the immediate issue WIIII
1
M. Augele. In the rear ;06, GregorY the i
Great carried nut €t.4 tong-elsert , thed pion - ei, ,
converting the Tager) 6 . 4'sous to eltristianity.
For this purposi% he st toot e d St. Atst,ustute,
itetto, with, 40 11:1:0z, btud, i t i n B rita i n i t i
the month of August of that te , ar . . lie
. found the Cluoch ., ...regtdorl' e ..:stytillsficd., but
weakened by the Saxon ru.;ers. SI. Atif.:Uf•
tine was the first Misstonary that ever set
,-A
- loot nee the solof Britain, sent by any Roinart
Pontiff,. who claimed jurisdiction (Net the
' Church. 'On liteding, he teems to hare been
:..
rutin-teed at finning a ilitTetent Mode of t.vor
thip from thafitractiseillit Rothe, and asked
Pope 0 oil:eq.-a t the f'..!!!-Ce of lite' Cth ten
tutu4-: --'
'why - th e cu s tom= ~f ,-tto: c f f , no , : tlitr‘.B.,ot,.
'when their faith 1... I ti, ‘nnio, ttivi one , ti.torti oi
Ltturg, peerath in the chorvh 4`lflialte. ett,,ttter
in thou :ot qtta.tt
• The Churcl4 of . Borne th.-edthe Liturgy of
• St. Peter at :that time, sod -.the • NVestern
'Churches that of. - F. , 5. Junta. Which differe,l'in
some partictilars. The ftrttth rhurdt was
established on the:Ll:Jet rfrii , pre. a ... ! .,h r .d b y 11 ,
Apostles, and ;their notriedii - ve surc - essor,,
and on the scriptures which were; set t as ;t
Present to Ring Lucius by .E.lettihantte, to
• the year 156.. ,
St. Augustine also .inquired 'of Pope Greg•
oty, x " how he ought to Manage with respect
to the'BishoPs of Britain ?" The Pope re-'
plied,--" As to the Bishops of Briton, he :
put them all nittler the i' , :ttgot•tilr'o} jhris- 1
,dicison.'" ' .
Augustine thensal tell a meeting
... o l tf l e
. gialtopo of Britain on the Batiks tut flit:Sev
ern! at ,a plate alicrtvattla caned Angusitne%s l'
Oak. There were sows Etigli3h B:shopa -,
. present, 4hca he andretserd them in the tol- •
lowing language: .
to resat , respects yoo Pet 333 Pt fn.:m-e l , crattraq
to oar ottalatoss and Indeed to thore ~f ine nnirer
otl church ; and yet, ,r !oil will obey too In .thrae
three thugs, to ceiebrate Easter at the prop.r
tans; to perform the ntika of. B. i imisna, to tAtinh
We tars ham quo teGoO, ureord;n f to the. etvtotti
of the Holy Roman and Ap.trtett , -nt church ; and
with o t t o F e tic h tl e. wo•d of God to the Loglt:h
Hatton; we Wiatelerett ell. "nor othor sus:oats 1
tiou r. gi raxtrary re co; ettw.. -..
Here St. Augustine admits that the Eng-.
'bah - Church we.s cstof , Tisr.ed sod ,I,ffEra kcal
that of Rome, under Pope 13 regvr.r,
The learned Dionth, theAhhot, who, with
other-learned men, was present with the
Bishopi; replied to St.. A ugu.stine as follows : .
' That the British cherehei Owe the deference or
brotherly ktridnesi esd eetiiity to the church of ,
God, ito to the Pope of f.oiste, and to all chrrs. i
molt. But other otopdi"er Owe tta, thel did sat
blow robe due to bite whom lbey nilled,Pope :
cod for their plots, they were under the it.ttisdk"
nos 01 the 13i,ttovar eaertetet upon Usk; who,
ceder Gad, was their spiritual orereeer sod shoe
tar,
Sr, Akigpithe, Atuting he paid 'Dot ire.
call opals the Bah:ape of the Church of Rag
land to place theft:6llles nailer the jutiselic
two of hunseif anal rope Gregory, tuildreesed
them as follows, at the cline of the confer,
ewe:
°Mortal:l+ 3 i; and fluent priest* and contila haw, 1.4-1
vatted every - 11104 p enslaved ttverythhig.
Tbr:testia awe appeared: Belgian PnaPerlut
haa taken ita place"at the aide_of. Trutt pattpertinn;.
and is 130 Main IntentitY ion/ - direct . propaniorr,
to that of Popery. The wretettedor.-a. to far morn
I,l 6o l stord Fivutliitt provinom •whicti. J oe
entire,ly subject to the private., than in the IN'ellootf
(French) province*, winch were once Protestant;
and wheae rpiril to nearer that of Proteataiatisca.-t
"Sack" Pap* a entreapoodinit in the Paris- Jottrte4
Le Poru-sxona t , "is the Slat, to. which Belgian* hap*
bee reduced by the del teat party in lean than fifteen
' f '
- Here seer three procatoeut historical char.
tiolls—Englacd, irelansl arid Belgium—up - h .
which we claim to /UM' Ctalpreir/V our
retied Sir. Augele. His wholesale asseic
(tout will not bear the wit of di stetson aild
tenitiay. Other 'greater paints, it is but lair
to expect, }Feld before a similar treat ,
tueut. Note that this subject has- :sari ;
beta brought before the public. we arU .
ter:ninthd it ihall - have a thorough discussion.
till the fallacies and errors arid ignotanees,
with, which it has tweci'deaigriedly hecloudo4l
by_ such roes as Ale. Augete; shall be n u e &
cleared Away; and the Ituiti--The insole rt uilft
pisseated,
Irish Vs, German Emigrants.
ettANG .6' IN NATEIRALIZArrok *".3
.R.ECOM2TEATED
BY IBIRWCILTBOLICA.!
The trneistia, " Whom. the Gods wistion
dentroy, they fi rst mele e mad," was "Defier
Applied with more praprtely than iii" ,he
perplexing conditton the Rontart
of this country now find themselves
Their Priests and theta presses bnste
Ba
ted all ordinary devices in their ..lesti = ice.al
maChittations aisivist the firm-bunt intettu..
lions of our country, and being thwarter! to
•
every inStante, they are reduced to the r unt, abiturd extremities. Witness the tollowlog
front last Week's' Boston Pilot, the. leading
A
Boman Catholic paper in the toiled Stales,
and tdtlettby aTtie,st :
FourtGre knAncitisTs f Astanrca.c--This.kap
tion,—"Foreigh anarchists to Ante-ries," hestros
frequent in the Pilot for the last three yeas~
Within hits period foreign organizations haslet:cot
entablit:hed upon American potted, he par ",11.cersot
at variance with Arrierichn institutions and Anter
irli Law: - The German, rteheit, iiiiiign
rtan, Polish and Irish rildictdr, or anew:hots, Patna
else:rasped hi great ono:tiers npoo Ame-it-an g tad.
and it would stern they are determined to &hose
the Nitta or privileges afforded to them ill this
cotattry„—eveu the privileges oh catztiochiP, '
makilig Atnertca a mere foe/ tn, tudncrtre their de
sigo upon the governments whioli vortilledHiera
upon our shores. We seldom rind ourselves tom
puffed to Object to aro hing-rn id or written. byt
McGee, bus we inustrniter: a proteri ugona l l. the
following paragraph. whtyli.lh - e find in n vesymtde
arhirle in a recent 'thither of be eclt •
""Whystlotuld we nisei:dim the hepe of having- a
i to or it t u_ ri.c try n o ie co , ur w o h w at n i t i t t o re i l i n t z , d e r t i t t i tet th , , o l i n ai f te r„ t m eu r a 4 rli ti e r h o l!
ing ? Time alone run answer sins. We do - not
keep the pinn ate! continnally before •• oar reefers,
because it would but distract them_, heat oititilog,
Ville roost of the pre-relit hi•na--itieir 0p..; pellet is
; any event. - Get property, learn the tire of taint",
, bin citizens •,:-011 that sou thus. learn al , foutt
yet be of essential t-erytee nt Lome."
Thia soultds Am Much libe the Atenglien--csitri
Lynch plus Mitchel radical
A.MOlea is only an eneurn pliant ',ground for fareign
era, and that the privileges: of Atlieneau uo,lca
atup are to be used only m or,ter.to make Adierna
a sort of toot for the edtaintotin it Irell'indepete
derive. Thts e: me the spirit witch tlotatita our
prevot very'liberal maitridightran lows. Til ~ e r idea
is, that the not malized Irishman bi-:cornea alt {!:.tit: r-•
terts, attd therefore enthlud the same chit anal
political rights which • nal' i•e, Amer:mints rib:l,-,
tint, it dais ale oat its momr,—:l be he i tier
stranger on a foreign encitnipinent pound, tine .••11.4t
'et bravely altered, and the Sri=n ea - op:Own ha",
nothing to di,tingult It it from the r.tfa.r..
Aln we do not believe that a lrelarid wens` tv be.
couse-tetlependoot to- morrow, one Ivichtirun 4.0 n
hundred wouiti return..
„
The :German rad:rats are the trimd deuterons,
the i riot nal:cols ore the tn , :e't coe!esurnblei Thee;
can do nothing lint tinily, blarbey, brig . tind fstrk.—
At pree,enf, the. ,utu Nitchel
company - 141; us if they had got ti
Ile secret it:fenny Ice tine :itt•a,lefi of Cal ado. ur
, Tennuctoo, or room other thit of litt:
ono of flirt itnagine,” Omit he to a. hero, nod
that he is-going to do mitoethine. will,—he
wig maim a tool of finarelil• Ii there ever %vas u
ridictilous at. 3 in erection, it J. four Irish blend;
thunder and .whts.kry twilit t_ et Moome:the ta
nadains Ow if the ftivtm:,lmr rum Lynch path Mitch
el -egret soniett,rirlionld invade urea'
not pert them with any other arm', Men infek tool
boots wherewith tolick . them -Isich itiiiithd United
,They hubveletN t;;; only - 19
rte laugh ed at.
The Getanadradieal organiration Ypry
'foment matter. It to eon:meet., ti numbers iimuirrds
of thousands, anti they are au obedient ;41 - mu in
, visible leaders. You 'lever see site titan r Ivor
of insoborittoution, &ref:Teri are celifoin tcnrd rte
The Meagher coin Lyrte.h pl e a whet rtyle at
doing things wenkt he laughed at, ttewit,
and, if beetury, clubbed, &Teem(' nedlpb,lolea
down. If our
itirej,- But
they are unfortunate asse.... :ore the LauFhtng
merit of the nineteenth eratury even antmigiradmuis
The raison is, that Ireland told must hif.enher a
Catholic country, or lea" m b
than tiiog. Tile Prot
etdant ims- CO parrot tot in bet., Unless lo:' ntrpose
of derauction, Where the Inch *ern:erten realty
foretell's country, cod wiche,= to reeve fbcr,. his
poiicy commonly • tieees lie ratilte hoe , 'ctildrl. o ll
wor,e, dread, Brit the radtiett , Wevectt
a Celhor.c Iyheti .tumm r. Is attar . ri 1 r i nt io e
notice_ behaves more like n batmen fl i t-i 1 human
befog. The r,aseu doe-imet ,late to throw
offennrely rhe name of a Cath:itio, whits 4:e deft!
wattling but piny into the hands el Lord John no,.
set and of Exeter Halt.
N'tle have copied into this nunther,i - .‘1'11144 Prlrd
report -of a aintile. nt Czartnnn . ractio.,!, left Llcstoit, a few weitle ago. In sotiunier and ra
tacit in loan, the • prorrellilly, tyriv precl:vviy lwe
the doings or German anaretMen i tnePii'lg, 'which
have'been held at Sti, hails Cif anninatt, Noy y
13.111410 re, rtkileae!vi.u. end reveral 044.4:r
Our reutter.A.will ob,rrve tha t ' lfir rud wit; fa-era:ant:
of this city, in drawing tip a tlMitiortre" deeht,
ration of what they nteen lo sla, assert iii.i.thelooet
etrtinet terms that flit . German. anoreni:.2„ iii the
different eases are bound together tiv i e ret nod
strong ties, and that they all utoym !nailer
er, whoever be or *heat.: be.
have oe'esturzi ra retina to thih rid:ls-et.
arid we wish in sartply to hike a tjr,t,
general remarks COnCevillng a,nerebt,l
coo-pricy. We find that lierei4c.te hodirs of men
la our rule:T.4 ratiocia td if4at 'Sih the.-enly
rOrt•tilt-P4 lint who iris inrt
vearom the Eliropean reVolorfonw. Tfi4"." hart to
ily to saw , their isecksVrteorn the ropt.,•,r jri d
Came 10 Husittountrv. Firelion.that. the .limb m ir e
antnetirneft titre eta Own - wry in A inerire:, ityro;
gemzect a in lote,gn Mon en
.littiteiitA
ground, caring nothing, int Antetican insttleltort!,
and only determined to Hulse their riiiy:,to Amp
es a means fdr•prZunntiter cahh
rie. whitth vomited them forth Upon rih-tiores.- - ---
' They not only sprat: o . toreihe• tongue ti, bin !bey
are re , mtved Own It t r, , ct , IN AtnerreiTnail
it. limey, the demand that the S7et Lunn larietiage
shall be taught in our common 1.1±00 . !.' . 4 N o ilenr
er proof ca44l-be given pf the fact • Iliht thew are
roomy u horde of 10 , chtn o.olSrelii,p3
oa Araerwitti giOUntl- Tliei; 14.1:o grow;: farulu r.
WO to our pothiefotir. Into:ever, for f l at)* ate till.
nterous i mila
bend So their invi.:fifire iff," In Lon-
Jon and New York, nod at Oaf: tynrit ne,i!cornmand
they march mike pour like gond Know-not
and defog:sit their vote, fo nie
r ti unittOr
of which they' know nothing.' 7.llC}' tined. their
Strength in the ?event outrage.pas se a te' got I T
naktilM the Nuncio, `.! , 4,c.r. ileonli, end lie ret,tilt •
teems to be Itezillr,:‘artNi - av , urk to Mein' They,
will try their strength once .and *a.braqr, anion ' Amman:to torthotions. Beinfoinves to: their in
titriblo leader, in Land-•-n Wad a.Ness: thee
will eau an undivided vote for, the pefratems tali'
May favor their plans, atm, its4ohn • the
/HMI tied that they have litatry`voief , at l i ,ett
sal, (boy will court them, arid prom ter to mars-
Itietrplutform to a eettelt and ,ix
We, trial C:0 1 110iOM At:
:OltiHViA tlllOl, of Ire-1t
VUthelle o , must Corner 1 ,, • ,, ,,thief tvw, d ICtininat ion '
iteittivegord to di n : . matter- 't.ge Gel en. I
, tin. 13 star to • fa ri4l, liti‘rrnitiqn tfj /1416 - tr ,
one. That is. thrths ( 4 :irroait-, to onti.
eeme to the country. The ras-pme r r d the &tor
man emitunli , ' , ll are .
intirlotr... A small: ?oiriorisy
' of nth Irsth are rathealr—indile'is,--rian";o, incati f.OI I
of ienows they are. They recto will linen: freter
trite with the German mticlta, and tol' E aid them I
and Sarangeuradicals gclaratty, in mnfrine• Araarica t
a mere enc./mit:trier:l ground tor foreigthinurehirts,
frith Catholic emigration led! prow ri.tnaq , -'r ;AO
tniMier, while the German kuletetcrolo r apr oe w i ll
grow greater met ,grnitter . . ' eirri.w,rebep,
ddligtr- Read th e platfornt.of the Gqeinen
nnnr
chista which von pobloth sit another
sider Iti - at this platform will tu l le el
of themaadn of t i otort•orld then ..ny the
prospect at America be leery:fie:tie. 'ti e r- de - fear
thb , Gronno nidu.fal cumblunbon. qsiire tutu.
the Irish rad:Cala heeded hy •,'?ileatirer [ruin Lynch
plus Manlier eau do, we do lilt care a larger. We
hie to tivit them alit , to'hioo a 1 lhern.ltbat is aft
-We say dist something tviost It. thitie. and that
speedily. It seems proliittilit that inland will he
blotted with better times, and th at Oran. children
will :reining at twine.. The /. .
(;etn,Ate.
etnegrn
'tieltt to certunily derreMing. Now evetty good eat.'
want rno.rt Nati:Sahli:cm The deity 10 Muer
lea is too isomtve -to lte all them
frees:oil, abobtioniSt,constimiipit thong ifig tad mher
anti-American tuih.-mnenta, the Carnititir adapted
citizens hare been found to be alartotiand Pne.yr
roorly, 00 the ride of ibe Limon ' the enti.htutiort
and the Law. - Radiento. wleellerr Slerman or
,Erich, have turned' our to tie.-nrairciiisfV,. had there
fee dangerous people to lice; and hark.: a vote
the management, it American effairs:i . We have
therefore to propane this gifesnon tomlatir -sici,o6o
renders, mom or whom ate citszine, tol.D we would
bee to have their Opinion on the wader.' Woold
.it 4 . 1 be weft to 010;1[0112e 10 . 1 ret:perEa* Ctytheillt:t
emigrant* an sotto as the lows will i :perrilit, and
in (niter to checkmate tile ,',3eraft,* Ertnth,
- boll:nand Irish Imported mile:tabs annrchiato..i
to agree to 414 rzirrrasrosi a l e its nat'orolrzot.4,n t
Would not a trite tome for AM:dean
intti
tttfmta dictate such a reurrii,' Read ftat• German
platfarin again, and nee what there engeetel etch
chimp- mean to do with A mefican .D
/a./imp toha riegtert the ditty al tOZIIII-014 ration
4r-servo to its eartzerse Aire ask the rip)nion of out
readers upon there points. • tVe. may nit mitiln.h
their fattens but we Xviticarifelly emu:it-der therm---
Something surer be none to, :debt thit tide ut iin
vetedladieetitund,staarchista. -
• Prr contra, hear shalt Miir.befi (a Roman
Catholic, too) lays—he lfaoum the truth, and
•ia not afraid to povlai rn si f
ions UlTotnt.J. aim Tiff: CA'fltrl.te
The Caszen. (30 . 11 ts Alitchellj bears eererety
upon the Roman CataoliO.pres.., hers and abroad:
Wg quote :-.7"0ta1l the porrowing
carne, the
ehe,Trom 'whose Womb we. eame,is the
least thought of, the least
. pitted, the tenet rever
enced, this country, in this : glorious enduing.
mfietent republic, no the Wilding tip at whieti
lead has a:tat:Muted ito much treasure of blood,
and tataileet; and ireart--:Lett intim surety hi
some substantial Maaoa (oral) thin, tipou the
1111 . 4 114 gia rtain,boott and iairel.*e charge
ocalk. They Iv their infacorms and crow
hava mad* hew; here -and atictabene
a para6li of reproach . ..—hava pttipped her of. many
Itows—haue touted away from her thumb prat
am 'Mame Olivia ahem. wb h were hendo.
fore !lowing to - her reet from avert' - heart - *MA
God had touched.
The-Roman Clitholl:c Welk4tis base ptesa--
especial 4 u muttrice, ban- seatutalousty astsrepre•
stetted, caricatured, deceived. calsi&edt end tistion -
Alta that *noble histarte land of ours; has swindled,
traduced; brought. shame, dension, sad the bitter
est distrust. npan - the generous nee who clung to its
itadiliactzt its hopes; heat duty the ilogept
solos on the graves and useratutett %stab Irtneb our
oil and 'listen , base been Illeuniasted *ad enrich
ed, has hiterposed as tresattatesut ittituence between
our rople and tae terrible enemy whit* hop titers
To death, - and rubs them when . they' ans dead ; has
given gratuitously slid .copiously every assistance
to the governmnt, sotto every other government
erttizttestablisbett her as -earth; sad nays, asset
inevitsbie cousequenceer all ibis, has originated,
proveked.entboldened, almost justified that terrible
eetivirracy tabith tunas against, rotes against- end
(nay vet enact the severest **don the Trish
people in this reptiblic."
The Germ in Platform, alluded to by thr
Pilot, was,faiely adopted at a large meeting
of the Germacrenizens of Baena and vicin
ity, 45 the , 4 Platform of the German
ala of Massachusetts." founded upon the
principles lately laid doiva by a similar or
ganization in lontsville, Ity- It h.-lengthy,.
and ranches upon, all the prominent political
questions of the day—recommending chan
ges in our National Constitution; apposing
slavery ; advising changes in the Common
Sfitioot system ; opposing Maine Law-ism,
s*. S:e.'—hui the part the American public
will hi most interested in is the following—
it strike's at the very foundations of our goy-
refoustintaf strtletare:
' . The Constitution geometers us liberty of cow
-1 •'irrience. We - therefore demand pertect liberty of
faith, etni disbelief end perfect legal 'eeitralizeliort
of the .icane, although we deem retigum au esetu
sileiy vatelsifair; we deem it, ott the other
hind one dittfto oppotie the power of the Citumbi
iftrnever thet rune may buerwre with polities and
the rights of individuals; tt to despoil-sr:l4M Our
view, to force by political means a citizen to re;
Igiouts orniastona anti ceremonies, which are diteal
lv tooppositian with his private °piano:ie. We,
;feel:wick therefore
Abrogaiiitet of Sundae law*.
1 :i Abrogation of Thanksgiving days. '
:I Abrogation of public proves*, in Ceingrem and
. • the I.egisiatures. •
4 Exelit.ittu /lithe Bible and other, eligiousloa-.
- union bottler: froentbe Free Schools.
evetV law which efirstualtfie*
fndi
endoal citizen on ace:oust of there heliports
. or irielig ion* opinion* from giving testimony
in the Cootie or holding Italic offices; -
• ' We hold taut nbo. pro.ittcn of Opel officers in
this country is an ,offenee against that pelt of the
Constitution 'which forbids the teeming of titles
• anti offii•ei from prmeen - nod foreign Staten ; end
deeloirsLim - guilly ad high freasem who tome the
enetbleA of the 'United States, by giving them
port and countenance. •••
W l detnatill, iiiereforr, in the interest of the Re
public that the official interference 01 the P.)Pi`• •
through Bishops told other agents, in the Untied
iStdies, brPOI A stop to: that has meddling witit the
tattoos* of the? eritiens coinntry be errergerical. ,
'dy rebuked; ithrtt: he order. of Jesuits be. declared an
eaetny of the Repoblies.
The fact, ts, taking both these classes of
• .
our -: alien &potanon at their own showing.
we begin to think more thou ever that neittn•
er of thet4 deserves the privileges of Nato
raliztttiou.', The Irish Catholics need not
busy thentselves adieus .trying to head 'off
pe c tiis q btetaett. to
_this respect— i ll.
~ t hey both keep owtas they have done tot
sometime past. a hifher poser will step in
bef9re tike the famous umpire ap
pottioning the disputed cheese between the
litigant pussies, leave ;heir' nothmg,to guar
oboist; - We appeal to. reasonable men of
claSses,—ate your leaders pursuing a
iundent course—will it do ,You, the, potpie,
harm or good ? • • •
Atiprepos, in this conneoivn. we append
the ii , llowing eshilni by an outsider,',`.: of
the otnciuut and'cliatacter, respeeliwiety l ai
the • Gertitan and jrish irataigrattolt :
GgltNitt'NS vl. TROIL—The 'fawned of Co t o.
Imere?' V4IIPi.h . PP an elaborate etlitorlal en the •Itt,
jeet et tleinian4xlpulation.in the coitus of
' watch the writer .thetches their ett - sracier tu• a
I e h m s, end C 0111,11141 1, that, "totem:eh as we rear the
we fear tht• Gerinsna more." The chief
nas,or, given'tor this conclusion is the as s erted
i•ent . nie.rie , s and infidelity (retigioteity ~..-Aeatt e g)
et the Gerinan, particularly in the Wetit, as indt
crite,t by tiw hew al their tnb-t widely rilelil4ted
ii is true that a large class of our German cis:'
tens haril no that reverence ear the Sabbath which
distingoiShes our native, and portions of oar edop
j red but Ave britera !Ins. an evil to be
ovei come-in the regular order et event. It is cote.
1 fined chiefly to ihe generation of etrogrnnts, and is
ewe a habit tit the Fatherland-
Th e Sahh:tth on the Continent to the great hob
nay. and the Gerr n ans ate a people =low to tn.!
ateui , rtlie3 or taliollBl habit. • "Chetr children.
however. wilt conic to regard, more reverently,
the prevddlog lartituticisct and otmerrances of the ,
ndored i eatintrq. It the Germans were a lel',
thnughtint iatalligent ilehli:Pa,_vve should have
mare re,jr of their petrunnenttniheyenee fo practii.v4
1111 d 0491011- Litt lii6rn F,e cnatintkeft,nn otidtrat
Oust etieviacft them, that their aocist order is not
Ihr be...kt; ana they will nbandos it.
Ileyetni flee-knot, the Getman is • rnorepowertoi
etem,ot than the Zri b, ita (Ills country. riot per..
hop. h , eilta.tr t t numbera, though tot the - teat few
year+ itic - Ger it:ma'am iltrnt ion ha' been greater than
the trim C but bee/lose the German character is, to
titver reccrieet, pore cinbatantiai. The Germans van
bat of the=r turethccuee and industry aver anti
uftier totogtt They-Imre, a bond of pow' ,
cc at dim mrecgo tongue, fhb preeervation of which
tr. Jo!..tord by a .prety. nintilaczam cahoot one hod
lred cet twenty ion:outs, imbhshed in their own
ismgoa.o.
• in' Pennsylvania, their langtrage,,has theen kept
trim, liminn • wile ours .thr over a century. by a
(tenons' press' nd German schools. Nnd des la,
to our Maid, the ief ground of complaint against
the Garman.. The do not reek to coalesce with
our people by taking to stile lAnsurge,though they
hitl'e. in apt other retTerts, proved theiamiyes good
and patriotic citizens, ,
The Germans have, indeed. very freely disene-
Led what they eonveive to be the fauna of our In
-qtrtair-al4 and governinents, and have, now end
ihmt. pig Irtrunrd rarbrat dc!chsratioirt, tan every
yi-Sr moil" glow wiser and quieter, ae the iqflurnee
of. Fatherland wears off, and whatever they may
•-ay and do elating therusMree, they do riot hold
It;ren,eive9 pottncally rnarkettible,ltor have they
ever V.lfilCi.l COrdliCE with, or made thetrimelvei
ottn,,xtoo. i , if. getn2 AnienCElnUnn. They wale
bete iu earmat, and-betake theft:m.ore% to hnitetti
piar,eits nail in lime are Independent.. An
eltpis`lirey ere Maher and'better order id yin
irtthW—thntt come from iitdattai. Few td, them, j
eomparattrely, lodge lo our cities. and *how wh o !
do am , pea.•4llll and rodtedrime.. 'When has there
toren nbrerrelt vet ware by Getman , . <
• A, , c_Ortbog to time teat CelleUn there Were (and' we
hope those concerned, will limier the lam) in I
-(1'1"! mad s
`- fit
2478 . 7 3%,C014 •
21;71,51) 40,:ti01 • •
44,734- • . 46,ze.2 .
'•:•1,047 • 4n,re26
si:s • • I
Ohl ,
Indiurift
141 not.,
NI, ottri,
W 1 ,4.11- fl
lo•Vil, •
--*. . - 14,---
t:r.1,797. .281 1 .137
..
to these. srx States, inert are iiporishis o$ isviee
es trimly f.iernlatl3 tis Irish, Ind the proportion is
efirveloitt i every tent,:rnore frirrprsilite to the former,
erg ors;) - in the West, het -eke, ii) the East. lit
t8 ,3 2.111ere latided'here liS.l2rl Gitrinuns io I 15,-
fl 3 -7 rrish ; in 18r1,3, 115,i131, Germans to 111.1,64
' i; h;f initi,49riug tile Icr , t innatii, thre wort s
aih - mt
2DAII)0 I ieiiiinn-i U, 9,041.1 to- it.
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1 :1 . 1
PO IVICA J.:A. IV
RP,!ATINI.S TO Taur
We republidi the following law foli‘
info: notion oftlie peuille. It is of a sivetp:
fog '4lorailitl, nod stotelieepers as
we)ln4 3'aveyn•keepter: '
slit .Art. el rertai;) 'Men...te l e and ,a-i vate
ti,ihrs, and prevent a haus ire thet .sal.r and nee
al .lataqraeireA.- Drirrkt, ' •
SE - eriolc —lit it ,wrsttAd, That wiiteltv
fainit•Ling iittoxieuting drinka by Fate, gift groat . .
ertmit-e. is, r.ity„perAnt ni Imowi i intemperate Itabitrs,'
to-in Minor, or to on in=ane per , on. forme n' a hc;%:.,
tie belt) end tieented 111.64.telljtnahe3r,
and t nu COAvictitm thereof the offender• shall he,
tined nut le ibnit ien tor more thatt - Cfw do!tara,
toot arideryo on impriwatitent of not lent' than ten
nor more titan 3sxty tlays ; and the
ing- tit intoitrating &mks st.a Leverage to 8 / I v-per.
sou iivheti droulc iiitoaieuind, ;'halt be deemed a
ini.strinettoor,
SeCr. It —.Thai it bit Maffei Jnr.otty ri t er a .-
taT of tilt . : family, or it:yid-relation of din itit e mp rr .
ate . peri,n,
at ay tweri.ter of the poor, or any
'then 11:Mr10.Tit Wititth Poch ittvalper
nte porno retkidtia, or ha, tivil nettiement, or the
tt;iminittee of u hat,itnat drnatiatit; to give a dixtirtei
notti+, veitint or written; to aorit tu k eeper,
30,*r(),,,E,r,,diFalikr„hreWerof'whir person, man•
„;.3etormiz, intoxigating
Intbidatog hint 4r thorn frorn.rnrni.tting,toth ittrom• ri
p3nitn ptiraon or habitual drankard tmth intozioe- ; 1
to_tg - : tirtakOhrlaiitorr-,. add if 'within three 311011111-11
dier each notice, anyone to• whom the nine in,
gill% Atoll mini .h or eatr.,e to be turatthed
eating !Moors to tomb Intemperate permit or habit4i
Out tirmikord, to be 11! , ed as a bC'verege, he thall:k
deereed'goitty of xi misdemeanor, and ttporitentim i i"
2i xi therviii shall be ponigted'aa priaelded in the ,
firiet ..stretiott title apt-
S —That. any person fut niships ustaxicatr4
drinks to any other pen.esi in violation of *Ay exit... ,
j jpg • In tt r of the provisiona of this art, shall be:
h e ld civilly responsible for any injury to person or'
property in cooseqUento 01 such turtilebtog, awl
anyy_ nue aggrieved tpity recover toll dantatrwt
against put% person ro furnishing by action co the
ote,r, trisittolcd to any Court having poiidietiier
suet* torr auction to this Cototrnwealth. •
d."—That any judge. iustice Or clergymt
who shall perlorre the marriage ceremony heiress/ .
caviler. tides enber said parties in intoxicated;
shall be denied guilty of a rturderacanor, and upon
a eon rireion thereof shall pay a fine of fifty dot larin
D A be inipriserted, at the discretion of the Conti,
not . exceedfog sixty days.
:iscr. s. —That any wilful adulteration and cos;
roption of spirt:tutor., N•lttous or liquors., actor
i l f a ctu ff 4 or intended as a beverage, whereby the
stone are rendered essenfisity tairwholesoote, nor*
ions and injurious to health, or say tido of MCI!
Ipleara for tr.a as a biSressee, wilti knowledge that
the Rime vt so adulterated arottorropted, shall anti:
jee4 the offender for a first offence to a floe of fitly
dollar*, and for a second and subseiseat offence" t{►
fine of one hundred-dollars, mid ronpriaostnent not
exceeding sixty days.
Soirr. •h—: Any person promentirtg for aa*frettee
indictable under this act shall, upon the conviction
of the offender, terries each• . responsible ruin for
expenses, services and flaw expended in maybe
directed thig valid, not exceeding twenty dud'
rats, to tie taxed nod plod as a pert of the costs in
the cause, such *flows/tee to be exclusive of roni
pe.atinii to 'tech prosecutor is a witness stiteine
existing:l6lft: Provida, that lurch tilowinioe ithaU
mit be made in mom than on. one at *anemia
term to one venom ,
Slrer 7. '[sat no action Oa be anautimmal Or
recovery hagrkh say case far the traltia pi fiqua}~t
N=
sold is vikilatiqa et- Lilo or trey cafe* id, tow! de.
knee reof be twat; in any arose agantatturelt neer.
cry -without Primal -plea or %Melte-
S.I4•T B—Thatlfr.hallbe lawful for Ittet Coltrtik
,ofQuariviVerett4toi *virtu any lie..iniesthott outy
hAvegran OW
ted or wre been panted under
the genvrol taw reguWing 'wore* to the oily or
county or Ptcladelohla, for the tiate, of liquors,
tivlowever the e ttv 11.0431 ut A liontse vital] be
proved' tti ha ti yko4teil tiny law o ibis Common
wealth ivelatieg - 1.61 4 4,1t41% of iuuors. or %el:mirror
theitreinizetoinwit pally bevome the resow
of is he sad di:or:l44lv pertog,t, eo R.lO diAlVrb Ilse
general livare 01 tteighWrhood, open notice
giro the Person - go licensed. ' I
Approved the ff 4,11111 day of Mar, I
~I WM. Bgiii:Eit,
`, •
ti.otier this /OW tiny Tarein..ketper. Store
;
keeper Or other .person, either3seffiag urgty
io,g liquor to intemperate - persons. ar mites,
is 112/on to cluetilid imprisoutneut.
Parents, rbiliken, refationsi Orersee4 of
the Pour a$ 4g tiraits cant Oise no flail to`
Liqtfor.sellers.nai to furnish hquor to t fir
has:tiaras, fathOtsjor tentions, under a fine
or imprt%ontneor. •.
Tay4rn.keepiets; furnishing liquors to
person as fa afpiatatt, arelhable for any
tiamaget, that aif, foss ut labor,
' •
..datnagis to •Or or property, which may
be terfi l ver person. inivrestid. This
is en kapott* vteiture of the law.
No reiltoer rdufterator 4,81 liquor c an tell
his poison under. tuts law—nor can he re.
eel ve one rent 6r: liquor aoltil •
,
[l:7;Tweoty ; ;'d4liars are allowed to prtise•
etarors4Or coarittiorie - ander this law, ie be
paid by..the pe6os eotivie.ted.
Thio- 'kw till; be carried into effiwtWithout
Oreii Wiii - 434 who has a drun
ken hitatarld•Ogbt to give notice 41 came to
the Liquor-selferei:k..7.,—anii they
late tlje IllFilo,l silent prusecole—the. uteri'
will stand hi . diem.
Thu followfiaglis the forrkof a notice:
" ton, are, !ii4etri , notified i are to impish
my hfisbood;',Or von, lather in?' Tallinn, SS
the giving ibe name) with attg
mall :or. splrtMout Wpm,: othermse you
will tie pmieristed for so doing, and dealt
with 4ts.the 'tat directs.
I s tr
DaiP,
Gaverhor Bigler signed ibis law against
the Tasetn.ipepers wiihnut any "litsttatton
—and we give him eredit i:or so do►eg.-'but
be tPluses tiff ilgtt the hkw agani i . the Beer,
Groggrries,•:whiett turn (Alt wore druakards
than the• '343iern-keepers. Rather strange
and inennsimitiat contfact.fir a Governst
• We hrre"4?rocii off a uomhe't of the above
Notiees, outt'they caa be obtained al our a.
fice. ' :r. -
; f ay r.zp : st,... l •
JUDGE VINCI( ABorr!
AN OPINION' AS 'IS AN OPINION.
ormerts, trvasicru
•
A ecturie6clad In "bar" skin, and wear.
tag la bush and a bread belt, st addrd
ctk ei belt noohe be - ant—with revolvers and
arrived at our (Alive late Last
front somewhere"ourwest"witereah
thittg:s-eottie limn, bearing the follow.
inf 4 imptrtint despatch •
ESSVIS. itliNit:R . SOUR Slavinglndronte
nd
kt*Pre 011 f evueluded to visit the title* ,
'MO East of tlitt utnivntainf.. In the course of my
irirt'eht it wit say good fortune in v irk your coun
ty. During t u i srinurit there, Min di tour citizens
we* :44 41 4410. 1 1a killed its the greet* of Vutherille.
fie . ritinntly Tend in the newp3itir. , of the
En4ertt ;Ad Btete* very twvere centurre
on iho roupie of peceveding , in the Coitrti ;to Which
I tde, - e totior ttt preiiide, for Rizerni ycare
weld at the AlitTrinnicrq, f thought shut I could
noir hove 1 1 11-opportunire .01 KAI mari
net a comMunity that pr . ofet.ittlto be one of "law
and order"wc,itM aot. rind tiny the oilicerm, who
are IkPlronriety Olfirtr.; of dett,, , o, uednid
inins; tatrial the authors of nieh'n
sertoirt ofli!uee.
I hope Pitt :will not ctimtider nut as using too se- -
ve , re tertio , , „.yh,,,,, i v .:q that' it hi vattlable deg heat
beit foilett,i;llled to your streets. more exertion•
would have,heen made to af , terteitt the , . fief 'wire !
1,. , r. The-oiviter at the do,r, would have shown
realer zenlln parsnips- hie erimnr!: than the Sher ,
it t; t h e p ttt .'n e e, ;he Ihstriet Attorney, ,Itistiev, of
t4it p e ac e ;„ -Coostahres. County -Cointaissioners.,
On& iturrks, Vallee and Conattitmett, tel put
together. haii-e done in this; very rove affair.—
The 'kitbag
. tf a dog i-s-a matter in wit , :ch the own
er.„Weuld hdchitirested. The killing rd a eittren
,sans to hea matter In which n&liody to:ioteteMed.
It appeurs'iO herr Nero generally conhi&red no
bogly's business to prosecute an ; invernilatioo: al •
leant noixadi-Asi O. and nobody Seetl7s inelnied it,
d,:* so, 'lidera the way is Joel; elear beforehand, to
being paidAr hertdoes tendered: The public good
-;the we,lnte of the i wnptv—the ,s li f t ei r of t h e
hYes nod ptiverty of the c itazec.k, by VA. t.. ahrcitta
or the law--13he sigoroua proseention of offences:
ap i o - f ir,;t r ea tomtit PiMiabeforginnelii. v bmi s cgtn
Itie taqturi7r - -“who i 4 10 ft.lilltAi?inrelffri4i
shtesituteffi.! Thl., question should have been con.
I f ,lii en .,l bet e ' re the election, and in the absence of a
14tisfactokfauswer, the candidate would haveheen
encased Corn "serving ids country."
When e - Therm is Itilfed,,tithe law does not pro.
Vide thatjorne one shall be'charged with the d u ty
cif rani:taii , the mist rigid enquiries, reltitirer to the
killing, atirEthe arrest of the murderer; the low is
worttites, , T lint if the law; , toes ssa
oes make the necery
provision ,- , and the otheera neglect their 'elearlv de.
trued duty,.ther are gnilty'of a beim:ins, off e nc e
apainsi the..ittsts and well-heme of she community,
he
end should he brtmeht in-trial and ptino'hed. to a
rare like this, all the t dicers interetAd are hnnwh,
and th e r e 'ci i n he no rni-4wke its 10 the FIRMA who
qtrtn , ii be Made .to fitiTer, There ts.,' I know, h
prejuditelin'snme, places ageing Iftwyvis; 50 uttlett
, so, that in , tine State, when a discipte of the. , g r e ett
144' WittflibitaillSted tor 'termini retire, thiiotnertion
'only -witsniade, and was afterwards overeeme lie •
the aseertkill. which was Komiled its fact, that "he
w - as not ,etrrf•rh of a lawyer - ' I am a stranger in I
yroor L'oubt,k. Ido not un,wv hitO• this prejudice t
may hare operated in your 'eleiltions, and whether I
the autzt,tiF active executtfin on the parfol the otru I
cers of thelaw, proceeds trust a detect in the law,
the ignor:anYe of the officers, or front wilful negled
ot dist y. ;;;,.:".,
f• But ifrotir community is rests; in flint deplete- f
life criorthmir, that the .killing of a men in your 1
mutt puVie - street. is `l,lrr , erVllndy'll Im.ifte.A." t
Winch eChlardically Alaboilii busrnics•!—no repot,
being effie•rdly charged with tine duty of tona tag
the ineestintson, winch the safety of society 1-e
-quires should be molls in such eases—then, t har e f
JP, anObt:,..-i'n3 , VA toy experitirois.l in the rifilith Mitt I
West, theryou will before long call upon MU to
itatit.F.ll:4ay Court in your County., mid ihM ti
my trtniet , t4"perforns ill.ise ililhe , , which „haling to
etterybial.Y end which siveilttisogiy tioiintly will do,
tint Whic;n,antrt he iform nimelipte, where the life
Ilf a ettran:nr the prigeetion of his property is re
garded Ofany value. Yams, When required, •
The qudge is evidently, well posted, and
)aysdotiii the law like a veterau, We .are
ilaPpy . to say, ltuwever; Ira:torahle servi-
I i •
Fe are pO , l wauted among us-yet, and we hop"
Litt will tora irraviMe before we do riad it ne. 2
eessary . 0.1 em ploy httt rhat will depend'
upon hat- our r;ifietal rirgukr,t comport them
hoped they !Hill take the sale-
Itary :tix the Judge throws out-o.ltove.
1,1 OW{
• 4 PWILIC OFF/CEUS
-
fi itc*torions that but ter* of the officers
of.YOstriie :mend to their &air:say they ought
:to, do t - , articutarly in this' comity. The
„Courts 4barge the neglect ti - potr the': Officers
and atid the people and It‘g tinkers
reply Oat there is LiO in arrilsti t tg any
viulato(4 of the law and tatting theta - before
our N.:inirm rut trial, particularly, those ea'-
,
Ingetf . in the Liquor. traffic. Consequently
cotfidetiee is in a great measure "des.froy
betweeti the people, the Courts, and the aft
cers. is the case in many other places,
and stieh is tire came in Schuylkill County at
preserir. - - There is no use of mince:Ong the
/anti ,4
4 .illonsands of our citizens have be.
come Pilaff! indifferent on the subject, and
I the offlifers j , o pretty much as they please.—
' in ottiei places, particularly in' Near York,
the pOttle du not rely on rll7l/3y cif the DiEceis,
e' .
and at.ta.king the *matter into their own
hatuls'( ae they are also politleal maiters).loyy
log n ,tits en themselves ; to support the laws,
and ul3t to see that the Coons and other offi
cers of Justice do Melt duty. The plan teas
so ggrAted by a INtk. Coition, and they term it
the o:kirsoo League. In Boston alone up
wares.4l- one million of properly was vol.
untartly taxed by the owners for this pur
pose.:.-„The New - York l'erlitote . gives the
oulltata of the League . as follow,:
1 4 / 4 1 4 4 IS rift Cxtt,.OY taa4Et i% a corn
tonatioii•of the Temperance property:b.oldere of R
town:Afly, or county ,
1. tt proseente nail par an end to all
rumselhussorb city, town and conoiy.
2. .P 4 the in ,
lertiott at . Temperance legislators. to
makeaffraniselting Illegal, and to.probititt it under,
inathretahto pe,nalties.
Thetitan notahtnation Each propenv.hotder
reettaliiiiiatscnt itt writing to he taxed en the same
stamint4of property on winch he is assessed for the
City otrotintv expenses, for the Mee- canon of
nett dlegabtrafte. Such written taatentS ate re.
eordetito a h , vic, kept for the purpoae, which torte
the rAer , raerct stiff tor the suppression of liquor
sitops: - .'74.llls_blifieved that in Olt* City fitly orstr.on
the :Tkomand dollars ,ef ; Temperance capital, is
ruiffiriatit to areoroplish thepurpose, an it has been
foundl.fro be in .other States—nett, therefore, the
Comittittee lave fixed opon that seta to begirt with,
And itsithere ale persons ) who may prefer to pay
direelly into the treasury, and who are interested
and detiroui to suppress this terrible trade, they
elao ate privileged to cooperate" by direct coma
hotiot4:
When a suitoilent amount in .the opinion of the
CU* USW/C. Committee Is paid: jute the Tres.
sump authorise the oommericesnen. t opera
tioorfi.Arte Committee will emplOy a competent
number of faithful and brave men,: urhore business
eihall.ffo to pick up itm illegal sellers in the differ.
ant wends of the City, and Abe Yettnemea
vial sni t sad repast them to Mae vonseeetiag
tan:* prosecution and Islamise such prosecuting
odlotka aegtlea;their . doe' a at hit levet%
ApiitOr the Lampe will see to that, ladituatmr,
tratliejmnctitm and pinualasstet„bi they IMO they
mad, strati. criminal erillatials d `:the taia anon ,
drag to the lain theseeL -
At it often happeni that the
tiolatton of:-. thew obligation easkoathr, itfeeiese
homes to sell'whieli they:harelip imuliority. to do
under-the trates,the Atone or thatengne; will also.
'ascent& such owes, wal foreoeetite):the MUM" tea
der tales void 10 . enves, std and in the
Courts the &Tibet tarethroi at me , Bcords , of gat
cise,who have falrety ghtra ail& pi, . their
: • -* •
The mil* liGo Criline, dare when. e. &Aid'
are, alts a correct anectott of thhlum* 'Wid in end
their disburreettettt, b y whom mud tie what ptoree;
*bleb *mitre' apes to thin inspection se m i par-•
seas mho hare enntribiste.d to itsdiauts---Mid wh,:te
all steSerent,. wirer. slaughters. tam; lir Other riga-,
after friends V humeoity May; revert Owl usat:c
eamplanda against the *Jailors rd'iheir , :sidlentlis
in thts regard. and (totalsa to find FrrAvially nod;re
tief the IMEiPeititrait )1010Aiitttl 1 4'S that
such *affirms, tro ut tear..ofteo Of their 1111141., ,lam;
not come to the puhlie ttihnne.7x with their corn-
Naito: The Oircon'Lemme furnishes a sanctuary
far their griefs, a record for their „conipinints.„ an
factorable iteitrealeohilliv_ for llitinr rehoT.;
''ExperieteSi also has' altundantir; 'treaty its 'flat
sometimes basine:4 men; pofitki en sf, am) even pro
fessing Christiana, al?.) fear in re s tot m himai to
perstin,ptoperry or hirsinem , , or at nidini with
Writt pour*, or with the tratt4bl. of which they
are members, to complain personally agatavt',eriin
leat
ritmselferv ‘ though they are. mo-t firsirinf- 4 of
their ptivecutioa. The Gamin, Letegue lurtkifhe , ,
to MI such a faithful depository_ oftheir . iiireret , .. and
an efficient agent for tad aer_ongt istehrtii of their
twort's wishes:;
Such, hriedr, it the recitable!ONlNltil,'Leaglie...
We pre to the mitt.! cd * entigict arm the: ram
power_ Vietory wilt tic blessed, ion] t lefest the
most terrible disaster to all human interest that can
he conceived. Who, nine, hag. timtta ant l'ouratTe '
and means to meet the desalts% of ihe.creis 7 Let
him bring his. tubes 'ono the siere-hortie, and help
to complete the Mott blued ti emplti'Ma a large
scale, that tom' ever beet achieved,. ',fa giving
tome to etiMing laws, and in the ohtaintnent and
eXeCtltiOn Of the Minna Law, let re roe our city
and country from the trait cruel scourge ,at 'fleas-et
filte moat effectual way le4 propeTty_
balti
ers ridding thetnielves of the Rum Tau` into
joima league in Schuylkill' t-ountyi and ilk
sooner the better:. .We fire ready if3 stilt
s I
setihe to surf's& !League at onekl, and we
,
would advise th e tneutis of Ternpria,are iu
; ;
my tout-in the County tolli) ihe•thitte—the
_
tag eollectorit, it trieuda of Teinpeiaatte,eztuld
suggest the sub`ject to 04. tax-payers, and
tate down tbonitnex of-stich at are willing
~ • -
to de an. We open a hook et our office
to'ecieve all voluntary subteriptloll , 4 amid
.
will pay meet toille.Tiesstiret ai sOOO its all.
pointed; This is the tnost feasible plaa we
know.ot, an the ! part •of the people, to ern
teat <themselves f rom heatki taxation stud to'
etifurce the law.
EM
• -
,
SCRAPS OF. A STIISMER
• i
raw( ova msw•,Tuas f.lqarr.EstaNDT.N*..
. 1 •
iWagara Faila—itaists—Pfan of ~ ,Operationr
Amortr4n Falf.t—noiridH-Forni stair's :Tod
.I."erry—Gout Iris. biatiil—Rfeske.3--iiildie
Fr.~rrr.~,rr--Lxtja bland- Ed iptuNirae A'.
itieflt. - •-Dr1t2971,* Recut-J's 01. , of the liar....
shot —Tower—eirruit Itles4d-.-Itimo of
Cancrit4,-+. rum
114,14thiwt,4-r.
• fitaa4.tue 041.1.siluttly,
DEA.M. JOGRI.iit.:L-Pr its letter,l carried vest
With tap tut tar_ as the worliffrenouffiett cariosity,
whose same heads Mi• sket4itt, and 'one with feel.
tugs of the greatest therdetron That f Otempt to tigt
'ial,' to the readers of the Itinroal, tiny ntleeinate
Welt of this classiegroond, la./owing, a . I t hy that
to be realized, they must be semi, 410 that tiattung
short of dint will grre a reader a lull litutneton of
their beauty and grautieur. I, - .1' ! .
Arriving at Niagara, the tiri thing to he attended
to is the pityairal man, and Abe traveler i 4 len to
ChaPAE between two Liotels eittatly (tae nod lush.
h.snatite, tietwitonwhich thereis hut' tittle ; ehetet.
the U4l/1171C1 and the Inteirnatkaral—file hater living
quite 4 4e44: 110110 , e, end the iO . llO al ,tiViliell: We fr•
taunted . during our Any. .I:revellers l who make it
.their home will be Well treated,,and undoubtedly,
• much pleased. ' , i . -''H". ' ' •"
.
're see the FAH to advantage, some - phut ,r , :f re
Lion should be t.l.44ded upoib'and the our whien in
numerous precioaa visits we have '.ndoptett; is the
-following :—Passing down , : the side 'of the •-inter•
national !Intel, and through the gtaire of trees, int
tnediatelv bevoad, you find yourtiett at the very
brink of the American Pall. i The 'flew from hear
is very beautilul-:•-lookiatr up the .riveri you see
the whole ii waste, of waters" atipoor.eleng y o u
with lightning speed, rushing anil:,ionshlitiz, instil
it is lashed into a milky foarai white at yhtir very
Met it takes the fearful pfunti,e of ;ale. hundred and
,tixte.f e ur feet ; below you the river,w hies o way in
chiciling eddies and entreats, hetWeen h an k s . tu . 4 ,
hundred fret in height. WWI it is lei toitte view, At
j t h is point are the "Ferry' 4lniti.T.q),,, N....Pa
i gars are ennbleti,to pass doWn they batik to t•rstalt
1 boats at the twee...and ate rowed aerossto the c4ll
- aide of the -river: There are . three hundred
steps. but those Who feet, so disPortsi ;can ride
down in a car provided 14 the pniNse. • Nuper
. si...i should fed to make ate; prta..vir of the river,
nit the vitottr from the boat'io ortholiti.T, is the 11110 , 4
that twit anywhere tie prneitred of, the Falls. all of
which.con be taken in at a . ' .:ttiniil - , , while the am.
ter- seem to he pined out from the very. heavens.
Though rattier a dangeronstookingp!ace4 it is pit ,
teetly safe, and the only thing that can happen you,
is a wet Parket Irma tht [spray •of the: , -starlet,
which faits 'like rain. • i; I i - . .
f Let no now return to tihrad 'of tha,statis , tail
along the hank tilt I we mime totrie bride
O
leading to neat; or Iv it i. i}ow called, liia island,
Prom-the retitle of the Wilke cad be found one of,
the liutia views of the.toold..'sliti .it is it rairarit
leflAsWfiltrelfeelifOgrah! T4ie.11; — ,... MI, -- ;i;;',...;.
with such inconceivable 'ra . tpidity, After ern...m g
the bridge a , bOrt watt brings toi io 'the " . .P.iiiillo
Staircase," a
to
li*ht. by *etas! <I whirh
we pits , down to the loot of the EL-11, ,, , and fuel no t .•
netveit hetweeri the two kitattletk ; piiiii;ing along
the haw of thri,overizamairt s g_p*titie It:few hen•
tired fret we arrive at this: Cite& tie thin lirtnxiv,a ,
'tinge operetta behind theieentre 'fob, orCe himilifil
anti twenty feet broad and ode tindred .in height.
One {el the great epricuittlei of this oleo are the
enormon4 inantirieS. of
. f;: el. hers; 14,..ii..frequ en it.,.
piled up . tato quite largo pyraro.as. The roar Of
the frill in this (live, is astotindinti. . I
i3onnected'Yfithltbe main island is a Small one,
Intiown a* the Leila' :laud; chiefly inferesting for 1
.the appalling catastrophe ierhich ix-purred upon it. ;
saute two-veers:since. A 1 young - gentlemen to a 1
playful frolic, eliaurre loipit-h a lady of, hi. parts '
into the water, when the,raptds ieigeit and ittrept
her away—in amoment! he 0432141 ; afti , i• 1,,,e j
breasting the streatit with ; tier in liis 'Kiwi, manfully'. 1
but the mishit* Brent latiglied hi Ms endeavors. /
- and locked to "each other %,. ;army Mei: were carte l i
over ttie fall. " : I ,'-. ! " .
After having stafifiently admired this spot, we
pass on nod smut earn. to.a ruche brae r ejeadide
nut to the Tc4rapiti
.Reltilt. situated ithinedialeir
upon the hrinii of theliMle-stont! N ail, tiva dine •tiy
in the midst of th‘ whole roaring cataract tun) rap.
alas Upon . these 'rocks there stands a stone lower,
tatty-five teat htob, to the top.qf whirl) visitors
amend and vommand at view ettightfieent and at
the same time terrific in 'the rortresne: - . Von ere
hangimj on the Kttry of a shelf Which trent.
Me:, With , tete roar, while !far NOW you the de
:went of the Florae-.shoe is:Jost 111 of
mist and sprig. enter: , i.elitorn tenant here rang,
ns the probability of a ride thmutp the Inman:un- on
a broker) rook, free gratis, lei *minor, seems to
hnve tam it:, rharno, nail they' hasten heck _to the
main :suns A tour round the. islar.4, whieh is.
about a mile in eirrumrence, Will well tepee the
1 traveller, who wilt obtain fine views of tha rapids.
'and onion beet to the point fro* which he started,
well plea: sea. We have Mow keen the sights of
In island- end return to the village.
We would here remarir 'that !visitorh should so
Mitt: out their time al; to take Ike ;tour or the
A ;antic:an Fail itt the triorning. and the iforse.4bee,
train the Ilrittslf side. in the afterisoon,:o+ the fkl4i
lion or the sun is hg tad the best to get:Alan views
to :hese hours of the davr
Visitors to the Canadian shore, Cali' either take
the Terry betote mentioned, 'or ride down two
mites to the'Snsivmliis Brittgon, and crma over that
structure. Fromthe tiliftfn tfint , e,ott the ktriti43
Bide, y sli)erls mew of he who o Falb; me be out.
talnell,pntt.itih thought by ntanY, to surpass the,e
from all elbeijinrintg ell clew. :Prom thin Bide of
'bite river, we - merely, that Which we Imre be.
rare seen irerst.ditihrirat. situattens- Table lioidr
Was formerly par e*llehee: the whinier of the
Canatitde *bole, but Atte& ne Yatl, sine tares years
since; there ii. but little left ofpantraf eirrurmy to
area. Thetis ate Many 'stems foe . the rate of
Indian work,. het the ere lituntrupl of am first
water, the ohlfplarte to obtaingenuine artielei
the kind, being faerlovim on the St. k f it u•reiv, mid
in the back country bt Montieal oast Quebee, a
lull itescriptiortuf ohl'eh you abet! soon hare.
An this letter! is becoming rather letigiliv and OA
my *bled is to turandi your readers vrith it species
at guide to tliMmiciat interesting region, wolf as
my own experience,k must defer the , narrative of
other places interest near; Nitta:era, and sonic
strictures on sof:Melt, till another tvelr; till when
adieu. 3 - • li• G. C. P.
MMM
•
'MINOS. IN PITILADELI'IILt.
'.PritrlinaLtett4l.,:rttnell.thh;
• FILIEND BANNAN see 'nit th4e thought' so
well of tay eplxtle, to r weelt;itts to pabloill tt. t ant
bound, therefote, to nty:,: pronike and write
. thee again. The gee). thing 'et intehe‘t
, kith us, just at this hate, la the worlityig tit Mayor
Conrad . * Proelartiatien, ragotenig nit in , . 'taverna
awl tippling places to he eleaed on firs.t day. Van+,
predicted that he Wutild not liatt:e the nerve Si' at
tempt such reform and mute prirdhste4 that i t
attetapind, it would pi•ove 50'u0er itittitre. not it
ban not proved no. On the contyary.Wie inct,t mar
erten.. t•tweesitha* thmt ler t-reiNmid the eiriirt.-4
Tile. Monday EveiegiFlr lulde[rin disdonotea
.
Iowa:-- .
"AROTIIER, QUM"; jSMIIDA.I(.. 4 -Philfickipitilt was
levered yesterday with unottthrlryniei -Sshboth, the
streeta were twderly,lthe pope were Friber, the
taverna were eloseo, and thrsilighout the length and
breadth of thereat consul ',timed City, seathely a
solitary drunken tam was to he seen. no .npront
nor c.flattunO. prevailed, and; a genntne Sallbatli
stillness wee general 4oune, Of the topers, rya ;
detest desperate by thil genentritrought, repaired to
Gloucester add Red Bank, wheie the "tite-nrater"
teas to be had, but th mischieef'. done in this way
weaver/ trifling inc mparisen to the - flood ot mune
and misery, whichru the Sabbath partirnlarly,
has heretofore_ dewed unetteiked from the thou;
sands of bars reattere'd throtagithot the cite.
"On either and of Windmill, "steel the proprie
tors of the drinking shops he : pit:test! places open,
eS nine), Yesterday, Old slid a duty,* bufiners.:-,.
This looming they *pre both Seporird .to Mayor
Conrad, and wlll doubileas fuel the eperetionniten
sled
eared o f
cent in4ocialltei than etslA r The
decided eatod ot the' Mayor in the vase rted
lea week,- had
.14 statitary 'effect InuteleaY,:entl
puny orb* boldly ireptitherrhottsei open on the I
18th, were inttmidatest tram i ptirsiiing the - same',
course on thatotlawithOiStredity- There wits:tome ,
Itcpror sold surreritetusly yelataninyi bin the carets
were utte r er:4 several lhf the jetrondatll were rt'''
The
ported thus
theg
feet morn is,terrible dehstations of the runs
era& had become so heerihty impelling, that nearly
alrelessea same urprn; and importelnere fora re
torm. The greet moss of the people got to feel-that the mosttwing:it Sneataurts were iustigable in
v -4 1 3 ,PTeloing the tido ft iriilleiy and woe, whiels
&peed from our,pestilent ii.ogene,k, If the ero
tism was to take placer tcemOnCive, thy friend Con
rad would betas ten art livelVe thonses j
ui maj ority
over Riehard.tramt ..,- Richard is Vila tribe a cam:
good-routed oute, N , ati be ea somehow or other,
identified with the Otte party.; The .rearm teretr•
tar, I sent thee , lam istigetr. was very damaging tot
Itiohartl. 1 tlcel htioite ibai he wet. awsett 'of the
movement of the liAnot Jealere. Beet, he tun to
Eittisr just *spoor Trisit did is :being found. is bid
company- t . I : -
The temperance people ttaak . their recent tri.
Mph 41 air 4 refoolf to opt ethers signet is Qco. ,
IMEM
1=
I=lE=
1104•MelyIllIelMileaf X ...........••••••All.N.lnkff •••••••••—••••••••••••••.••••••••
ber. noshes'''. Waminbitiehlinified distills:din..
.ment last winter, en account of ths ca porsuseek
rlil* Lae K. Price in the &nate.' ' ES tot; by lists op
pcuitioa to a Protithiti4Y.Law: Wets , . dual 44 .." -
t t v
pumice, which 'a eau vent nos. For it tittle:
tune, atier the t pentace pelf la e 0 -their Plebilu •
. tneetiagaon deal ith dum,..there wo a degree o€
tr}mothy felt for tun,
and s4:the thought the searetio
tsgterolotions w felliltey posed preue too seven.
But icier coed - . nekton:o, - 42re einem of the people
came to the COPtitrartocilthet begot shoot Wade:WM.
ft he itrus - uptrar.Aa eteetion cost', he would have
to work' bird tog- En lion.iredvotes. Richard's
i g
fate defeat want he nothing compared to bis,..-
'nen *this e ht Mute minds at the - - peemfe,
which beats hat upon Eli. They say they taw
his name pnblnth ti to id the papers, and placarded
.ate over the oily - 4r PreifiiVtory Litinor. Law,Tii K.
Price, - Settator,'?Vint he torte whet those elptetot
who gave. him
.thetr jSuppott. ff he :regarded a
Prohdntorit I.4we.i unconstitutional. why dad he
not (nobly ray so betSre his election? ! Why per•
mit these turn tro'VOte.:rai ititn, and thegt donppoint :
their estreetutiot s t ? ..rtw!.. , queeatou,kAwill be ttsked,
and they are ve • damning to Eli'it fair fame.—
The peorehr thittl!, awl they-will amounts let it
'out filet tie la ft , i pty, trehestitigi C ti nfling Polillthm
-that tie jlttoreitti tricle;goe elected ear the sake of
effoctlng coniiohp.stina;and thetrldteed ateanid and
bloke:4 out at doors threes by whom getrroot, eon
fuk-itte he I=o4llll as inure. f tell thee, friend Rae- .
illiii, much us les *tined Eli, and i Wit him in •
high repute, .I httee lou confidence in him. I ani
sorry. vet.; 1410, that It c. -FO, hut . .1 can't titdP•
ferit'ag that it is him fault. se mina.
. Thy:friend.. • Jos,
.
MILITAIW ELECTION
_ .
EtrsiNtxtis . JuennAL ;-1-Pleve 1. 11 0
lixh fur aottexrt (1 1 411 , :t 4 , 'Yours-fee,
• . A Smscatuttc.--.
e.atterottild. that an.,:rfondoit next, an rte.',
tinu thr Maier f,4eueoit CI the +:1[11 DPIiSiCIII Will be
held at the t !matt Hour" tit the several ter:isle, of
Scht/Yikni, Carbon and Montrrt. •
. The eat y ,en.‘lelates ilk the field, are; wertiettevo„.-
Cttin. if 0. Wilikrop, of this phone, and C4l.
Wm. 11. Labe, 44 - ram-aqua. The tamer an °di
ver .:11 .NithreBuo. of Abe, hi Troop a .5,1,40011
Ceuttly e l beady 'natty ytata notnells•
loon—ant tatter a :tier ;soldier, haviug had COW
mufti IA the 'rani:ppm Artillery ebont three - years.
.In the lute eltettenth, for Erigedier QeTteileit
&e., the arituary of the= County already - ar
ron to reel the' all efireitt of electing, sew awl in
rompetvot men to various offices, and it 1:4 to to.
ho te.:,4 that pill; :brattier N:lldierth et Carbon awl
Itionrcel:ol3alipl, indttirt wait betWe'4l:l the fWO
eandoiatets prrtemed to therm, sod [alto vrattang by
;he etre of the dutorgarezn-
Stoll and deqntelton that Indy tame., yheuld they
sure net the. error et oureing a new soldier aver
the head of m the' militia. `ot
the State. " ; I .
, .
.
1 it '
' r'r l't_t.. I ttCfIANAN ON THE Altreiotrat
ComreomisEi+Eatract from a tester fiatillea
ay Hutt. JaatetßUtlliiiiiio •is 1848, daring
the reatleacijoi the slavery agitatio n , wiiith
fitllli y te. , ,a1l
,il'its• the CkunprcantacAteasate
al 18, 4 A. Ali, Irachanau bays :. •
After na,Was acquired tit France
by Mr, itill'ino/o, and when the State ot
wit)cti constituted a part of it, was
abottt to be,, adroitted. Amu the Union, =the
Art*sou,t tinestiOn arose, and to its progress
threatened the dtetolution of the Loma.--
This wtt'settitid by the tutu of. the last gen-.
erasion, as other rine:Ft:funs have been settled,'
to a spirli.olkoncessma. trader the Kis-.
Sutiri I.oropriantise, slavery. was forever
pin
hihtted norillivf the parallel. of 3ti Og. '3O
mitt.: and 4,idtoft of tins parallel the ganglion
was lift to h'r titspied by the - con
-411A?, ist titO i gtilil)Bhillil .1 `fermi, follow/ea
in the tootstepsOf 'their pTf 2 deefsSlTiS,:ll,loMd
tbk.l some tul : and, iu toy opium), liarniNtjill
' 0 ( t ie .Stevei, and even ifie , "..iiieur.ter t Af tike;.
'Union itst.ll; require that the litteotthenli".l,
f olli p t io t oi se shoultt tie extended to arty
net/ territas which ive en acquire:7 .
What tan the Democratic tiough.tares
•i • ,
Penoilivaum say to 11101.1
DIE
• 07 - •Tur. Know Nothings rire't-nid rq make
rapril progres itt nit! BerkF, anti to he chiefly
rerrnittag thrti rn4 , mbers from the Dtflifie rat -
is Inoks.The Reading Journot, in noticing
the organization of the Order to that etty sad
county, half the reporilz we hear
on the street are true, tit eprogreisia e branch
of tlte 'Petneteratic party' appears to be going
-over i u a body. e as rn irtaltvsured putting
oNt jlaaliertsti► to a total route. tntle.ed,
within a week or two we hatee . heard it satd
of several prontittent candttlares fortheroun
ty nSlicct. thut They tretetitti they (tad sub
itioted their names to the • Demo=cratic par
ty,' preferring 16 run their chance by paying
court to tite•nfw organtzmion," '
A TO THE IVC.I) , :IiEn."--
Ordeis have given by dietitthidelphia
aral Fkaittog 113ilroad, 1101105 e in ittrie cm-
OLT , iu ati raNeg, where they phserve
drunken man OR or near dip tram or th - c
tt) tilie=itiert 10 charge, stud
.11111 i, if passible. iq ttiC . bands al :•he police
or cimslitble tsl !lie - district a. wipeti he is
fotiod, Ti is i. a eva-o,..h:rate •iiiilef h . and
'nay 4zlve Wtt!' lives at • - sortie I , elngk
50:0.1:are R ol gyt t.titoprh to k e p t; so .
,
t.Ter,
th.":". ....inkor or Z.. I hP Ann crirAnce (Irmo&
egy ; th e rrouhle of ; vpitif at
; the.litrac..nnit o!. reafion. ile is
onli: the brewer's a:gunk :site favila and ale
house bentiamor ; the . begßat:a companion
stud eonsiant :trnallJe. He is:his wife'; woe ;
his own shanit. 'He ig h tab of swill !full
of slog 3 pkture, of a beast ! and a, inonster,
al' a min.
3}lril* ' '(i . .*lentihrt..
tPARTZIXENT,
,PnwEs OF STOCKS.-
. , . .. ... ..
Ot . C,•:.1 ag-..1 "I'l . l.l.il9portailen Coinpari.it.4 in Jim! /04
u mg from IL.- 4 Rthracit. , Coat Fie.i4!Of . .Penti.v!
v lifm. \ INF .„, . .
. _
jai r , 4,-fq di, Art'ito.rt'
- • • • E:. Co., Illtt to,r=
•
•., ,1 , .: ~.,' ...1 .
. . .
' • ..r. . w• ...
!f. "..: s'.
It A 11. 110,1 Dii, • ' ,--:: . _......
ile-...alunt
Min, 11;11....v• : - .L•huvii: ill liarot i fMI : t..,5.! VYI
;OW:Mt Carbon ' • ' !. , 1) : •
- :
Maan r' Ca rbon % - J'y i i Cal Lan ; • 241. -
Min Cret:t., I fil) . i '
:•'cliiiq ik ilk Valley,
t..orlf,rry r.'erek, '.: . '' tt .!' i
11711V111.11.0, . :,it 5 - ,ii
.' f ..7,A N A r.:5. 3 , • :
. _
Sehltyit3lll Niivigation, 3
f t!l -
do• do Prelem+d, 6. Irii
n,,,a0.0;, . 50' 111 i t ! -
riti• do : . - Po qi-rrea. • ; - - 6i.) `4l ; 4S!
Dela ...9 . .are,lz LI odsou Could: Trim:— 1 . '':
ponation Co's: Ino 101). 1G9.1
ILAAL RO&L) & COAL
Littleziehtlyttort Coal & .10 GI I - . fat
Lehigh Coil & Nari;ution = iii?
kiaeri4 - 41. Coll Co.- =
Quefi Xolort4ill Coal. Co„ _ 5,4-1 . •
Yeriti;ylrail L t s Om! +SI R. R. , 100 :1[4.1 In 4 1
Dauphin Coltil &: R. R. C. 0., ... IN! .0 I_ l4
LykraA - Valhrt Con/ dr; R. N. Co
heaver men-A(.5 , , r, r4} 1;7 J.tas,;
cl i.iC7O3IL'AN LES
F ortr- , 1 lut privetnent Co_.
No,rth ANa.f.frwi Crlni
pe!awnre C. Co.
MISC'EGLA NT:nits
Miners' Hank,
Nu.; vine G.as
IViiter Go.,
.
(r . 7 . 11 , 0111..Ntir, CILMIIE ft. —On Friday
at New tevell;i:-two isersoris sat'
(bistro to a Innen inside'ot eyhn4r oldie
stkiairiboat btfetrorglii t , tioiv being finished at
the doo4s th,l Novelly Works, fa the Fal)
Ilivo Line. This enotai6ll3 evlibder - is or •
hundred }Mit fatty inches in diameter; woilf.•
irt7, with tAvtl.ve feet streike; :c ,Lis Jtiiibeect
feet and .t:i2fit intbeti in ~.ngtft, arid' weighs
31,099 pounds. ' A !wise. and carriage pasted
lit rough ity: cvliadgr sevjirtt times WiChOtit.
diflioqty, ,arld sa id tt leaked la rg6 etimigit
for atir matt ifais n pass. through: A ftertho
thither was oho hurl - fit - v/1 mot stood is
rhet-t linger wit/Kart itiffirtiliy. and it toad
fiaie Ittild; several rut:re,
tri'STirE. lipotoritst . ',--Prot, Belay E
Rogers; t about to get itito shape for publi
cation, a work as the geology of Peoawytva
aia.' It spilt he Nriterabeired 'bathe rag ap
poiateti State geotogtst sOrne . years.sinee: htyt
on areotnit of the . poverty 'of the State Trea
sury nothleg`hut a very. ntrager teport has
ever beenipuhlisbed, .
...
. . ,
Uri- A PT:AcricAr. lull ;ugt.thsted a
mode at tklng. to Meant: tutniaatiog
mites, thi , g gateratec. rtlini itu , Jl,
aOti whirtia at present m prpthglive vi:.)
folidt tiaiiger atld death:; •
Tiff: GREAT whatir i ron. b i lk,. over
tttrLalvrenee.,at illantr6l, 'has bc444 cam
menevd. Filteett. hututri.id Ittorkmin are
be einplortron tt this t Emmet. • ,
I. ~34ifigint5. "30-Writ
Itirritettoe The Cnianty
ha bald an Sunday. P. ?A— it 4 ii'elock s . 7l4 2d,
eoldnetea the Rev. M. Wax.hburn, who ha t ,
thus spinnieetP4 11u setrioxi'44) er,t7ry htst Stirsatty
is she trionib. Iliq na,ne, whipie • pity ,far ell
ptis.nuers eriti eoptwes" cbirtniatitty 30 estneally,
voices.
vir 'Firth)/ wthr. tw prenehluq, tri the F.rig!oh
Lutheran• Cuurc-h, Market .orert-, every Sactetg
nlO/fling end evening.
- Cnurchix, Malaghtongo &rect. Rev".
3, fia-avalth CA.srht, Pest*. Serviee evtryatir.
bath at 10i o'clock A. 141.. end 9 P. M. •' -
raintrr Cituace IL.frseat , .. 4.t.,) Centre
ROY. DA-14M.t. Wnstiernzr;Bertor.. .serrini held
reitalarty iku thin Church every euriny- '
Niarnint, ill 30 o'clock
Ereatrig, at e "
r - "
ONE LOW PRICE to pale and - take, ante es.
erlbtuty, •We only . apenk qur tenionents 'whin w e say that all Gentlemen thervia who emit Phliadel;
'IP?, wilt be handsontly treated, and can be 'atilt.
attarify fitted to a nantettleiga suit of_alathesott
Very realottahte fries by clinic; at the celebrated
one-prim; Ciedun; Hanel at' LIPPINCOTT &
t*, 4thelyttt
_comet .af Fault *ad Maki,
swa3o
IPQVICIEVILLE at A-1113ILICTO.'
0011.11ECrED ,VV.Er6/.1 - 7011 Tat ,lOVENOL. .
W &. iwi& Moor, 001 - . Intl (10.1 teed preittOe*paett. 84 r 3
~ .. 40 do t• 00 I . - do' do uopoi`d '. AV
wheat. bushe I IPO 1. tw.d *ppm rairoa ISO
PPR. do_ I - aro I £44‘,„*.latts. •
• E&
rota'. AO- - i- 4 0 . 1 autirt . 4 it
Oat,. do :' • .56.1 tihdishitierai
rotaities. do ' - . 'Pei / 11.0 'wq
Timothy good . 11.11 HayoOo
Clover -do 2IP3 Plostax,l
•
. MARI-11RD: 1
.•. . . •
On 14 ttinnsils9... :n th •Jnon. tn. 54, n Trinity 4.'111.3v:h.
Fa m in e . b' the ,R...,,.•)), I.VaArsbno-n, Tilo.MA'n
RAVilt sn4 MARI- ANN I'L.VNli,i boil" of Potts
virlf, Sebaylkill Cvntly,Pa. . 4 ,
A ,IdgfnilAft: giatetrCornoioniration of
Pu
toskt Lodi*. NO 116, A. v , lltre held'
itiONDirX cv*sitts, Jultr 7 1 .1. at 71 t}' task.
J. 8, 4%12ittapt,"1 4 4•ey..•
Aft C8110:4,, AM EttICAT4 , 41 . —mk it‘tiommtd.
err ott.ling of the timeliest! A Octatior, win he .
Itvtd in Thootocut:** atiltAf** - „corqrrof Ofteilla
biselitt soccras, qA ilgtlH4oAv.,4vtaing. July 50.1,;.
*t 8 o'clock The Etetilittir COmeolitee Cottrk,'
ay are pinks/111y rtlorsted to helpresent, as bitokt.".
11.4 E of impetnasee'vietrcelms hetnic Abe Pleating-
By rt,ler uf the reetitlent.
imp FT,Li.o•tys• Eat . woi,*i•
tousa fonts thielnif hal 111 bola the Oita F.311 , 4wv.t .
ertrrtvp,lolllolq
Fit RAIS Parr,*t thilrats genre-
Jarrei, Miti . ll , 6l/0 otrett ; at
,Joux 6, 11 - MARTI p11,1:43 t wt.rOwl
- N 09.13. t4sa.
- -- -LOST & FOUNI) • --.
- Lome, an the 4th
(L i f t . l l:7ll A . rtfli ' i' l lrletrk - lENtt. i *tits 4
agR. Of MO" ttattptelitm.. Ftll# OS:awn - 0i be ,ire
en f•sr Kay inform.til:itt .1 Lk* Wtrat)ol,4ll. bO.- 111 , 4
lipitt.sy be obtailttd e y at+ ftuiti- .101 IN IiALVE I K4
Nn. 9 Frsyth.ll.l4 th,,,g, Er It 4 titiL4 . ,htilftdr: ptila_
T
Jut): 1,1354 tr.. 31
FOR Ska Sz, TO LET.
Watt ..*Al.l.+: Ott , Ithlsl.l',—llw two-4 - tqy
oppt.itv.tut4iivrt lirrxpress
fatte,il np /in 4 t ei. am 4 tt lifts.,l4 ;vitt be "re t 44-
iit , o4l it mini* upon, ted,p4hatt6tEir..ttnm:
W.. PrimAN. ,
1:1 tr ,
VON 44,111111 T 211041R4 S' ADDITION,
—4.3reaill trip r,ora, filt•Eftal , 1 , 14
in ettke or oulmaint=-4: any kind, tti4 Ye 11
414 puce mounutin Water. 71 geviT , l,, it ionin A.t•
Amy be s, - .10 with it. ;It t littre at ai 11/!1
Jwunat ttitme.
May NI,
.1115.1
ti t sttycits. • iit'okt; %AIL it. 4 , Ait ,tlght•lvki.e.ltql
1. ]'tuck I.or nr.miait• Ork toe i1.. - is , t . 6 rau,Sl k,i11,44,1,,
led' as anti{ eliPar , hit appliettioq tee Or oclenctetieti:,
it- Lie wArt yn ,S
'c bullAiti Vattn,lyifra. - t -
. ~ EinkEiltr & CA{•lo.l}l,. .
'May 4 , }35; : t . Pt. a
4 1014. 111424.1*-417.3i , ..! firsto4l: attilrree It, ....its.4-
- 1 .est OM , . LZu-,..4.int . ' csitn.zi or of 3.114 illthun-
Wel° Sty, • -.' ;. • - • 4
i
-
Marelt 11, Itis4 I . ' •1 • fe_ .
ti " i
,-
TO 11.14 T.— A. tind Knty socnn nnil reiht nit ?A
..
. 1 T'i 1 . 4 "' 44 N 1 q , ' , "1 4 3.u: well :ntal.ttd lot r4twit .
Rantn 04 sorne.m. - ctroiraltunnirno. Ir..qulre of ,
: It, C. 1 4141.4:04. rentril ; 4 44t . 41, I'olo vi 11 0 ,..
- Fro 33. I ab 4 ' ', '. -- - il n•il
UK LsKAltirod-S4+ a Irmitetvaut,a vaiii.ii, , l4.
r Tr4,cs of Coal 11.3 ad. know. ' Ran. "Zerby 'avicl."
iissatt istWraituy Tow azatp, 4t. Illyik ill Uoutity, nina
of. Tt0:410144. h has on boars en'or Ow Miro! Hai
Kt i.alinatn iltddki Crrt;lt. — t4 , 4lailten4,Qut '4:Gni:tins,
11' newiily unitpereti, And kgnit—Apo.pten row nu 0 1100-
wire ,opifratimt. fftaer ai velips 4.4 lied Anil C.oal
havebern pr.!vatt and :.tint tinny 411 tit..l-tau. 413411
fy. 1.'0.. , 111111 ,e C. Flef,r If,tt I left nilisly 34.1 • •
Jt..1111 , 4 10.1.biti AN, .‘
. ..
'.. wt- a Thvrii n...:1: t. it hick.'
. . .. coli.viti..
•Navrintql 3,1'.1.',3- . 351 i .•
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P.--
i - ,7011. SACK: --, /t -'. 4 n fcet On yn, 4'..13.1+,r ,
444 - 4, 11;44..
3.7 44,, in J. Wynti's odd: inn..to 1' , 46,4, my. `.: , ..:04'4..44
,I tin,: (inm CentteCt It it.A if f.klititZitft , l;{. 13 1)0 i I ti./e,tr oi.
tilt. 14:41114 ay lot ..f,'S, 11...1:14,1 . 1... , 4 , HO IllinAl.n. it Uy -a
4i rt-, zots , e.e Eq. , tet Ins al./iyuraiculan , 00.3:114'.. 0:
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nogg •,.‘( taut Hi nu rite Eilettiii.od
u,it l y . .te.arttny ogried fel ditk A trply
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tor the owneriNat toy nll4e
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)Nr OTI CU - Tr tiko:.! is ticrill , g;ar - a the old. NI.
IN orys r siank , r.4l'ottsciffv. I'p. the Coo niy urea, filly'.
kit!, tott•ori ;cipply 10 013 liPgiet,iture 44•11 , 4-14fir1't
vania, it 116 tt.4.11'• 54 , 44114111 4 ror oh. wivivo. of to.
cr..a.sin; tikt rati.ittl $t,....4C0t said. flaw: from 'Two
jrundr.,:s 11:my...14 10 3o 3500p.1 Into t , OFeilnit-lqt'O
lITIOCirP4 4 . 1 , 41115W1d ..li4lllito 'illy Oi 41.-r 01 The it.,,,fj,
4111 41, l.4.iiritt4i.,-Costtler.
• J.41..1854. '
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Th.,. li m it;fi nz i., e 4.ft hy 41 foil, with 3 ,VOltit:O10 .
Of 1 11 by 4 .1 fe«t...three siorths Inch, 101 store 'l.l tr.
Milt of nand. it feet In dm , klPor, .14 and Iti Antree
to I , e tiriz.k. I 0 354 II itet to Lite ctrar. 4 strata: V.l
ro rorutstt .711 malcrialn.a.;4o .cnanill4..r.e - 1::.0 Cv3ie.
rra'dy for the otrnpsnrr hritsff stoo-1.. tof 0 , I.E
Of. .D.PtOthiof. ': . . ;1 ''
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one-fourth when the too( ' , ion. oio..toofto 4* 1141 ri HI ,
VI itulOW3 are itiol•roreia.i4,',..l.l . or I.l.Fts 1.1 j. , 11.r11 - 1:4,:r
Q4l. arid Mil 46i4olittitig •k. 44 Kb WitrO Ilk b.:tiding
Crtillilirtett. t''
f Viso bed sfr.velticatiqua ropy t* .44 . 00 by itilling on
Ow 44 44 4.44i4.4.1..,' TE.lA.. l :olFit..l;ti... 7 - ..4"y.
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I'4ll'ln vnit be:0,4444110th, grit 1...rg rk•15.t0r!.7 4 4 Pont,-
.i. iv3pia. thy.* Clisriet for r'343 V i tiga illifili;[+44 . k,
c.:34 , 0 , o tat Ihrongh oi Pottssiiie, wilt] a rn•ifist of
osity rsr-.......-.....3,33.3...., ..-4,1. thy hriltiii.g...*"•••.--.
the' II It, Oaf- Dangirod Thoirs.tad Dollars. aid of rt.-
! 1+ aloft :unary., on inteir,r,: and 1iiiem ,4 4441,54. to 14-
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' .•titiessiviANl,, utiirr lb" 14411 441 r 4, 4(t)l.lribia &
giLt 1- 4 , x - 4 1 oft:Ws - Pc' by uorioti ioarrat_oli 114P/01.41
) day of . 4 ..ptii tip[, I '4l 41 LoOk a ando aretiobl 411'.4144:t
- Grin boy. bertru ' plate.l in tpt. IrDota or S D. Dal.l,
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viril3.l of "Two 'loomed Tlia.aaliihi t)r;liari. ' ',. •
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11:14,.:1. Mart Z, laines W. j 4,11.14 'and JueepilEati.i.- -
I.eni 0 this dn, /Ong I.td,,ltid.l,th%voived V; rmituai
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Martz; Fartrcri and Fialfirien 'OM ha , 0011,011. , 2
Virbliaiii 3. Marv. and 4nseph Entriken,
Ilya of id Mir Z EN:mut:x.4i ;E;ctr
/111 - AND 74.111 , 0,0a-.. , 14014ra Chung
.12.1010114;
till.ip, They wilt nvirilttartme 411 ,1L5.,1“ a
siesti 1'111.41 . 1..15,:a• titiy Yoll'er 'Of 1.%
capacity tor•;7at.,itee, dr 44.41.i1r i r pllitiNtl4l or _ _ J 1
r,,inwifrpy Enziari4 (flowing e..yltinterr, V• 0.0 _ ,
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the 1: 4 1e mastst anmastAid
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cp evely, flep4ytwertrj of the tall!. Retonerit, per
equik it tag kheto totderellttety rely with .pellert
i y nr. rmysnethrit work kerforrord protopri
tr.e very be 4 maPner,
All persOrt/. Having: rizEterk against the Pate film fif
gam, Farriqi & Ent rigin. v‘iii,oreseor 6,1
44111tifif•Ift to the triple iiigned . . and air I.`fSibllN ing
aaiJ fire. vii(t pay ape to Or 0.z1.1.er0,r,h,1,. they
bringto- of late
WILLIAM' J. MARTZ.
' JosEVIt ENTRIKEN.
Pottlieilltqlatee 11, Iti i j ' 25 3t
4341.141:--if. .4)S.Tlllitn&N h3.e
txf. ISSf; orreeinne4 kith him CH r.r, F:-Neisrax
of the tlry or YhttatielpOls.,.at n jetliner hi-the tu,..
nellti 0( mining. 1C431. rst , lt Wt l .l -I,fi et.
11.4. thir/MXIAN & 1(J • 11:•1,
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PA - latex F0rt.4.1211%)a1e of OK hg4•rou;ll of retta,
.vt.)Star,det eriite4,ltore been grr.100 , .1 to,ttsrr eette.t.r.•
ber ; notit.gts fietirby rivreit to 411 pereertg- trotel , l4.ll
if, , qll4 rotate, to make Ilytne7t. aLA or. thoiff I.lVing
tiaittlar.ior.l. the ',ante; . px....>nt iheio Li. the .....b•
orrltrert oh plltent , tirt. J. .
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solved in. the :U. Itteirl. 11i11,..!.yr our rattturiti cowent
.._3 r , bt., 4 ie,hif Er, 1.1 • alt ilia ,letts. il' any. Apt
no null,, .lis are: i give of Ll4lllaltL, 2+l , I.lulred Ly
la iv, I..lerni $1 Prni c't I! , 4rl. , "fekit Cho sanie to LW.
way. zie.tirt . i4lk tivit 1;4 , to i. , • ,, Tray ct‘trttrr.4l %lib
. t h eb e t oliAtment , u . Mll t.. tin.! " kb , .ivOottarg '!
wbil.lii.r of 111 , I11.11:1 .4 , .. aki n ,..,,,,...• „ , ,
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4. 1 ( zittßU !tir E4tate ofr itolite A - _lt;t
f i k been ,en )!ranted to th tothartthets by the llegia.
ter of ti1171.1:410 the Cut and emit:fa at . !1 loltdet.
pot one todaht*l c.t aali :Estate, w.ll oviltr
raytotht, aOA Vt.". 1.1 hStiUtfrlalata 0/.14 , 31 - then.* 14
GEoIiCE fit Rit4i." L:
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'then:l-114a«, Op, 'itay. May I at, 10. 5 1.1r , ti01.,1 A
Co.pattiltnyhip untitor tiro) of Wm - FT:tic PAIN.
trts s , farttie itatmartkott of the hoot.
mesa. it• Pititt TX:1 1 1 , :t - ,.. Pottastift., po.
atdra* be tnaukff4 . l.l7 ree.itred And . tune t atilt
aitra4e3 VirSt_ %V. I%IJLET.
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vat: itittar "attatiticol paid 10' tothroirilotis
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or 111 Linda",
18‘14'
hif,A
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.4=titer Sir til:hetikii/ to•lifitY t 611112 -"i""rd
CCES of Jhlititeithsettelqh the Estste rrt .thtitt lien.
ittythe Pao nEhip,tieeekssrd. Witte W l `
etr j h er.e4petaens - haVing dams in Jeii3mis th , :t
the Eetate'erthe salt!! arr. 1113taiStd
Mikkeitie eitute . : lolusvl3.).•lth*ux delay; 45411,101 r P reos a
11144 ; 1 ' 4 4 ghthe Said h:etste. err Inehe
tisratitiiiste pay.:
041 9 11 - RUNES' IMEDC-'h.f , TLE, •
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f - cTriire•l
Joi to-rittateettatirt, fidet th (inn ttf - Etntßoy ,
0 1 11,1111 PESAIDOY,:pht the t e tstokstliteh
F1M4114.11. - and-114011XE buttineesoitshe • Ohl
Est ehlteh.A roust!! taro* 13ests," l'aniti of r. 1 6 4.
yergisn awl Coal aitt+.t.Pottcritit• •
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• WM. MITI4
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li..tebt Elven thkrt have this '4lly June Alb,
tuneti.ted-talweeTet bf. gD42An Riciihawl.E f q
lit a. prOlie4 Grupr, whlch; to atl Ito ',tabus bra
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etterovilt bocalter temlurted nivjet :the firiu
ZiEvlLte RICII4OD3. (Vice. Centre dimes
test do9tto p, R,
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NOTICES...
lone li,irdi
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, ly rapiu 'tag Mu. eta. To g Doo. steady mon.
tuipt.vp:,etti,l4e L4Eheai - rap*, buil
attr.t.ilil4l, V+ . lit
cask—to tinte or dets.-itte Company a. 4.1 4,, f,„
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titta: .h4:11.3(1-1 y bre
be rotstliltl 1 bere, for the 1:1%. L
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