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nibleciltd• give-lbe i Censeg'• Y. 1 „1
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f0i1 97 5.
W o 4iiiii;n bits, Of, übiCh;jloo6l
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.k. 44 t . ':•" 44.110 , , fatuities, 869, dtvelling houses; gpv,
schnole, 215 Earth a of ivhichti
IN6 ash value is $1,043;400, horses 650,ntileh
co'ntlii r 9ol' Other caul() ) 338, Butter 60;930
o tufts Value : of animals Slelghteretl.6l6,79s2.
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-''reitilittori"in• 1890 2,3241 increase
- • 4i l i'isltiti, n or 27 per cent : '
lisli4-iolvitthip-Population 1,890, main'
22661 .
P 33 1 Items 106, , wheal .
ive".19,597,:n0iii - 2,015, butter
-'14•.&,••• —'" h RI:A' 400 c o wB 552,:
-potatoes o r — ••
z ~?k6+ Sher cattle
326, sheep 380, stvine 775, value
live 8 tock
population In 1840 P 1'445; increalse
111 10
SI per cent
f'sll.
8- hou
'\=-" are 449 r or popolatton 8 0 .1
CalaSatiltia•
i„ad 41 -;,, -4 /. / 74;- c hiktr eo of 10 and under,
,t, le" f w hom 245 are from ire - .
175."-t'f 114'laWiliiiiis 358, ° G e rmanys 9
• -t:4-e)LBt • wales 32 from
- 4d l 68 ffe.n/
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ot itielpre) an d opa l, eon
;riig the at the,Crane- fun 0
Jest year.imui-Octuyed , 85 ,00 0
./9irro7,Qoo: .P.Eg'i-nTiandeemPloYed 35
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00.
,":;:mittily cost, :
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- I've Impo rtations. -I delPhia
Phila
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,imports
ea, 1850,
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r~lita for l9lL;that
the
the 30th Ja
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against us, .. of Ph il a delphia splendid:
..,,,nisllhdmirinelll3 4 . l , et the city very,
, :i;•;. 1- ; 1 16 4 :*: • , ifisiterka••
year, none a
smashing be
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41-Ittio .P l4 ' ). -result in a stoPPed--
-4firiKept°-:-Ainr.-tt..usaY d ay s, unless.
of the ac= ..13113111e551- of 'dies° .-rong'.. will
side
C.„sietilikl=f)na,;`,,,- ti Vil th e
ors he! long will
4- -;-• - bilan--' t • estio... --n -. l e
,to ph is ..?' • . be'. 4nd:the” rs be a° AOOOO more
eounlil
•'• M erc hants
,yee•B2s" ' -his rate
~, delibia
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,P -., hey atm"' . ten to !.. agates'.
,debtliNc).''' i/ l n
of tra de .
Where
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.00 00 9: - • co m e
, • - then... hisineftt ,f.,_ 860,5 ' :to ,
mug ,'" Id oe • relic°
or.
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Philadelphia vto pay s;eri,-Ot'a
,of.irride
' the motle y ii if - in e.
;balance.
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Important Law
-The following aat,r,tative..to. widows
,rtnd
children 'of insolventa r tnietain,property to the
amount of 'three httniked dollars, was' passed
; at the last , session of obr,Legislature ::
*.1 , ,.:* Sect. XXV: Hereafter; the'whiow or children
••''' , Of . any decedent 'flying: within -this common=
Wealth, if the eaiddecederit' shall beim left a
widow or children who were residing with him
- ' at the time of his death and the estate be insuf-
Helen t to pay his debts, exclusiie of the amount
of property which is — now by law exempted
:from levy and execution against a debtor, may
- Itileirt . ,cillier real or personal properly belong
'':ing te.safd estate to the value of three hundred
.- - „,,dollars; and the slime shall not be - sold, but suf
fered to remain •for the said wldowand family;
and it shall be the , duty of the executor or ad 7.
triinistrator'of such decedent,:'to'htive the'said
property appraised in the,sitme Manner as pro
yid'ed in'the act passed the, eintb*Aley of April,
. • ' A. D. 1849, entided . Bti:#llrSrannpt property;
to the valu e of ilirr '114R,, 4,Ct)ififipot levy;;
and-rale nn iljgOliirtWid:- ‘ l l lietis for - .ent;-
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mepced to. jahi - hatizilii,,:atf.gon tatted: willtbal•
tntormiesion` 19r about etghtsttotlra Early in; ;
the
inttrcontintietcto
TF iiiiiiititottrtatithrwitliohit;okttic-ertliaqrain
atjch.Chunk, ii navel before tamed :heavier,
fl l / 4 Vhfe(tjap . t . 4vaa l ftklliCipifitrOetir , isi. the sudden
Tfiest4rin
'itir;kWl?;fastt.,6l the *kat frestil - 4 of 184 1
I;iTfiel.
nao're';:ttilift'diitible . that.. of thit.ifeshet." in .Ittly
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The , water rose,mithin a . foot of life second
St'areiitnli'ii3tin.,.lhe'4barf of ,
away immense
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lumhe ..pfeyary pot', fen .
We
larnfrpm persons wro hale been obserYr
was' s u pposedi of it d ro wned perion v and horse,
.
vrea;seen dam.—
;Piles '-‘hf MeSirs. - .l6selth
Jolin - Darhey'and.Ottiergi:were seen gO.
iiig'bver fife ' !fiat l'kitll.dailiett ple ce S''
••• • .
zeverat smatt.houses have beett'sweet -away,
aiTi a 'vvl - ,eiiiiiii:a:trt - Tries7brdieTbiFli : .. - derne to 111 - e'
can al - :,,The:bfidge,was also, In great dangelAf
heingVe4i'llviE!Yt•
.. - Fthm.Readlitg we learn that the freshet at that,
Plaea'an'd ' surrounding peigliborbood.was; the
most destrupilve ever experienced there. aelf.e,
rat liVes ;were Icst, and a number Of, houses
swept away. .The damage to the bridges is Jrn
; a:nutriber of them on the Reading hall.
rpad, aie swept away.' The' Lancaster and Ilar
rtelitiillbridges,.cros'singlhe Schuylkill at th a t
rilaip, the 'Hamburg: bridge, above Reeifing;'and
theDirdsboro,Douglassville andPottaiown pouti
ty,htidges,,§baied the same ;fife. • , Felix's Dam
anty'thel34.bam, below, Reading, are: also swept
11. - Ws,i; and wilt ot, probaNy be in order foiPas,
• . . •
sing•boats thiS.season•
A. s liiikiiciin iour Egi Ble•Borrowerl
following;:jiie excellent arti c le on newspaper
•borrdwing,we clip hem thp"Redingthaette.",
- "Itil thiiieper, - Which yob are now -reading,
your own! Ah—you just borrowed it ter a few
: ,
inomenti from yOur neighbOr ! Just
,so.' lint;
, . ~ .. •
do you-ntso go to yout:neighber for a louf.of
bread—a coat—a hator a Airi'9—No, you an
swer, that's quite a' different' thing. Different,
indeed ! '' How so ?'Your neighbor's paper is
I as much his private property as any of the ar
ticlep we have mentioned. You do not ask to ,
borrow them, for you
. knew lie would tell yeti
Au gp, and lany for yonrselt. , And, if he did_
himself . and the printer , justice, he would tell
you to buy a newspaper for' yourself,. too. No
man has a right to the use'of a newspaper, un
less he pays for it, any more than he hai aright
to wear hie neighbor's eiothett, ereat hie; bread.
Put that in your pipe, frietid—smokeit well,
' and then make up your mipd.to subscribe foi
a - paper, if yon think it's worth reading." -
4,000,000
,•-. Nation* • Reftd ct4ons.
The•diSCOlerrof . tbe,Weste'rn Continent is
the 'history of "our own country,-in which is
displayed the dealings of po'd w ith Mankind—
tile genuine basis of freedom--the lofty power
dlicivil government, religiouisfreedoon and so
cial happiness, Bach ..as are'nor enjoyed in the
history. of other nations, We have the Wes
.sings of political'union, high; holy and perfect
gifts 7 -Influential - propensities; !Tie from the
- impure Jrflocipleslindvelld:plojects of aggres
'Skin:- 'juitide , is within , our reach—Mercy by
itr•side:' , 'We barrio govertinient that places
'lnan'cifi'in eqtlitljty'to - raire'hp the laborer—
emblems'. . ,
b orhurnan life, equal rights, equal
.
privileges and'equal inducements to action—
firm as the hills; themselves in the.morning of
iriumph l ...--iii the._ darkness of adversity. To
guarantee for ever the rights of individual men,
to protect the feeble interest: of the land from
the rapacity of the strong, and those inherent
combinations from their parts, was the objecf
of our free institutions. Hiritory has so recorded
it.. ' qoverriment,'-based upirti population, not'
nporf property, by the free gift of a free people.
Since the formation of a republican form of
governMent, prosperity has crowned us. To
day we shine as the guiding star. At the com—
mencement it was not expected that the rough
And stubborn ground would be broken up and
4he good seed planted in a day ; that it would'
,spring forth in a clay to manhood, as Minerva 1
'spiting forth, full armed, from the brain of ,Ju- . i
piter;:', , Nriy, this was not expected. America
owes if+r greatness to those who have gone be !
fortlift,',".4ot!le,Ovi.e3l her greatuesi to her Sen-,
. s 'afel..Kifilati,d, fa - - did energy of her sons; and
afeicp - tbr:bot-'philpirophers. ' What Napoleon
illaiefirtfittlit, liAiiiinLikiotigirt, for political
' N . ei lf,.."r 11°cOtT403P ere l ! l , Y9l impartial to
,
~..notferirtilompece
. 14;ettrolled• with ancient :
41iiiiiiiiW:oflEt*ptt4the0ipalt4nititing , Chun,
4er. , .ciQliteitniiiiit4:tlitif4torrent.and ••enraptured:
litiiipiii4etirit4thiilitiottouiltimple ' foiiii of
goArl!Witrif,Pl' fiey;.iffribefrar Of tits' simple .
4ktilitifilii Stipief Viiicii:lgiliOnitlti":„Poppifg
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A'uleiiii*Tai)ilbilisl'ifitittir. .'t. ,ai•3l 4iiiteinii,
'iejPo l- tible . Ineet,i(li4 l : . oii:o ll ' . 4o l P ' !";k o) glit t'
diitult,ir;l4voole !a, :111:oiliiiiip a I 101 l I:3S alraiif
l(aii'xifroni•46e,tehjg6!4,l4l 1711fti1i411.P.41:1.0!4
i,i911,1110, ih le iseCt'theoiitngillic! , and liei? . .)elik
Rail at . .i)r iiitir,Pistia!i wag held p 4 the.
Courthousein'Allatitpw a i on ."I:ll4B4a:ttiii 3d
of eritenitil:. '' - ,', C . :::= , : ' 2,-- '•.::'.:,' f ::::-....`•:,",e`.: 7 •:' `.•'.',-:- •
kin liil oil on af : niniial '..i: 13 riages - Eocii'llein:.
heal) EedinapiAti!ii tt:peoirited,.: Feaulehtc x , . ...
• Jacob 'Bast ariii.jandiluai'edok;*ere'apiiitit
ed'N'ice PresittentsAlid i;
W."./:',/flarxaqd - 4-i'L: 4 .4 o l lo ) : Peortitaiii 3 e. ~,''''
---;,H.iaf;:/aaiellll :I 'Porter,the':tiaA'a)etii`..4 1 :pal
tiw'ge,"*.l.Akhiglii• ” ahii'yllt - ill 'iia ' uscpielianaa
Rail Road. Coro ptifif ?'•wio oallid.: upon to ; : ad:
Ofaii - itai. meeting .;-,' • ; • • . ' ~ - ,
44r: 'Roder the.cptirse oftivietitarkihrief:
ly'itatid; that the books soliciting subserjptions
of atrielc.:tellitiraboie'read were opened at At
lentown and.Eatiton, but met With exceedingly
poor enCouragernent, although'smuch was eau .
and clone in support bfitie'meaiireonly a
few stiiares were aubicribed in ' Lehigh' and
NotthampiOn county Stock.to ticearnqurit of
ssoo,9oo.wrie substiribeTby Several gentlemen
t o .New Yerk,arid'sliostan, John
an eminern,'c'eginger ef;Sprittgfie4 l lbil!i!lsachu:'
setts ? was:emPtnied,to.tnnke.A:Sur!ay, Which
' - surveylie
the papers et , the'Counties through ,:Which the
proposed ~Ifitil-tioad was •to run:: Thefproba
bie,-cost ofthe road waa'net mare than common,
ranging from:23 to 25,1700 dollars.a.mile. The
estiniate , from Tamaqua to , Easton, being -SI,-
506;b00 - : timelipecifiethOcummence this
road will EloOn'etpiyel . thorefore it is• necessary
that penjile theald !MOVE! in the Matter.—
Judge Peirter also spoke of the reason, why the
Prnject remained dormant . for so long .a time.-
He said' the, buibling of t h e. Siiniervillis road
had ,
not• been if ery,:rapid,, and until
, that road
wASfrished•to:gestoti? it was not emelt:use to
finish this:
„The prObabilifY,is, that the Somer
ville roadwill. be finished. next year, and4the.
people now ''move in the canoe, the.rOatDmay
be coriipleied, koiidetl' the citizens of. North
.
aniriton, Lehigh, Carbon and Schuylkill,- sub.
scribc,therequirite anneuntof•Stocic; ; __
`r After ifieludge 'conelnited hie remarkis the .
Were,
following gentlemen r appointed Delegates
to-attend the Rail Road ConVention:on the 2d
day of Oetober next, in .the,,Bokinigh , 'of Allen-,
town,lp wit:: Selomon Foget, , Sam - ,
uel AI Bridges, Hon. - ',Jacob Dillinger; Chtistian
Pretz, EScr, and Hon. Henty.lcing.: • ,
On inotion . ,.the meeting adjourned;•l
§art,aires UticifflYkigaiine.
The September number of this beautiful _
monthly now hefore us, is more than usually
rich..lt. contains, no less than twenty.seven
inibSllishinents atitOwetty ctrigi4TiAitribu
tions, ihe' - -fatter`•fretri .ncettv of ackiniyledged
aferil Aitiong -thSfiiiiiier are "Tite,11 1 '4 , ,;'.4
a full page, Line Engraving; a fi nelt,. 110 •;.,.
Intent:lBof Fretleriki-Brentei and.ot:t. 3,4
itlent. Palmate; fifteen cuts' by Oilio ; rep 0.
renting different views Oregon and Califor:
uia, togpther with variCus'other very
' •-
•
We have received a number of Palmer's Bu
siness Men's Almanac, and is now ready lobe
'supplied to Booksellers, &c. • It contains a vast
amount of information respecting Banks, Canals,
'Railroads, Routes of Travel,lmports, Exports,
Revenue, Trade, Industry, Manufactures, Agri
culttire, &c., and is sold at the low rate of 12}
cents per copy, or $7 per Itundretl. Its great
popularity and usefulness, in past years, can
not fail to secure for it a large and increased
demand.
The following brief synopsis embodies the
substance of the Fugitive Slave Hill. ft will
be observed that the bi,ll differs from the not of
- 179.3. in the important partieular.that instead of
leaving the enforcement of the constitutional
provision concerning the reclamation of fugi
tives from labor to the State authorities, it corn
mits the execution of the law to the hands of
commissioners appointed under the authority
of the United States. The provisions of the bill
are, quite stringent: •
-1. For the appointment of commissioners by
the United States Courts in the States and Ter
riteries,: whose duty it bhall , be to hear the
demands and grant certificates to the claim
ants of fugitive slavesfor their apprehension.
• 2. Commissioners shall appoint assistants to
!.execute their duties in the counties, and shall
all'or•them ,have power to summon the pone
`comitaffis lo'their aid; ' •
3. Teetonyof claimant of agent to be pri:
rnafagelev' evide nce iden against the fugitives, whose
,• . -
,evidence is not to taken ; and upon a hear
ing
,hefore'anymagistrate, justice of the peace,
U;'S.)titige, commissioner or-assistant, upon
the testimony of the claimant or nieut, the fu.
kitty° is to be delivered up., , .
4:4 l .idiens hindering the of the
kitV, to be'fined five liundreddolfars and inf.._
pridorieif Six:Months; arid
~o%:hAvhig..ciilsectjhe escape of &fugitive to be
fine4l,Ona,thoosand dollars,subject to recovery_
• ,' • -
i:ols:jrOspibeli,.the festal° marshls,,.rtritt,dep 7
,Ili.9Pl,,,P l l4F,Lefißt of. this I.lMted.StalftaPourts,
4 ifiovikoßir.:Mrvices ander tidaitot: -
4 4 ,0149p . iliierseno previthidlter to4trisjsti
r A ~ - - y d `~Vyt,?
S { ~'~9~ '`l"x 2~~~~~'.u~.~`k..~~.ar^#~i~Cn ~r~~tx.
ai
Business Men's Alinanae
The Fugitive Slave Bill
9 '4: - 55FW;e1.741.....4 t .
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9 1 -tutf,,tllu 10 o 11) ,e2tplosio
rt .
lacy. in this St sle rined a:tifo ye the:
' ft ir" )
Ass eEt e -I st an tr ; ae, ' says
htilsV4itOroula)joir
m 4126,11ir orii - 411 he , tilde of -the failure than titer;
befere;lina , meehapies,'Finitll'atorelteeiieffil'antl
people ihti,'generally.eur n aieir r
lubrk ere'Ajie, sqlerirs;: ii Vie de Gtace tho
7 a l ent_u_rit , ,pf. *Otte.) , itien was :911 preett;
two persona .were:knoWn to
haye entirely eseaped.: Some Itad_asitigh as'
. 630 . 0 4h4nd, (and ;,othere .!emaller'fie Ms down
Nrelie'tfollitr. A number i)f prior laborers and;
17 . 1vmiled in-th a t vicinity had savetraniatienme
of money, and suddenly tound its valtie to have.
'diminishedto•ene-feurth of what it purported
.
tb :be
The. resident ,direetord .at. ilavre de
Grace arejnen Of good standing, and stfite that,
o
s far se the books of Ahe Bank shoWirits.on
. ,
'dition' is not=beyond.resuicitation-And Ahe.re
'demption of the . liabilities. ...They 'have taken
possession of its assets.' A box : suppbsed to,
contain Epecie reached. Ahem and •was :also
taken-poesession•of thy._ thei•directors. A large
tnbj~irity of ` tkerstook of,the ;Bank
WalVstrerit; -110*-:Yorki:strid.Moss Y. Beach
was one of, the' principal founders..—Philadcl.
. - •
Flolde sDO tar -Magaz
.
We have received`ll - M - Si - ipieinbeilifinilier - cir
tbis„verytA . altiable. and cheap. Periodical,..frOm
the Publishers; Messrs. FosVler & flietzi NO;
.
109".Na'seal . striet, New York. It devoted to
original criticisms, biographies, 'sketches, -es
says, al'es, reviews, poetry, &c: Every
number is` :illustrated' With:highly, interesting
and valuable embellishments In ficf,"it ought
to, beiti the handi v rir every (Sillily 'in the
on, as it contains More valuable information
' thrtn;apy other periodical. now published. Be
-sideef thP- priori ,per, annum, is- only one dollar,
in advan'ce.:....
Spanish Traffic in
It is stated in. a. letter from Madrid by the
Europa,',that'.Gen..lloticalii the present Captain -
General of Cpba, , is to be recelled,'aind , Generftl.
Jose Ile: - .1arContrclia, appointed in his place..-
nit-latter has'already received his - commission
for thernfhee.' • The fees whiali'haie hitherto
belonged:to the Captaiti.Gener ` alcyof Cob a, are.
to btribOlislietrwheit Cot - it:ha enters` into office,
and lieu thereof,the salary is lb' he
The,fact iel s b.e . gittrittig to teal - tiiii"among the
people, that Roncali, and O'Diiitkli;tlnd in fact
all AO CUP min-Generals,: havemade immense
sums of money by behig.concernel in the . Al
dean' dinve trade. Although Spninovith Eng
land, France and thelluited States, is bound by
selemn treaty to prevent this traffic in huinan
blond, she has•now for years secretly permitted
artitencouraged her Captaitis-General in Cuba,
Id land :huntlredd of caroves: of slaves. direct
of Africa: Ronceli said to
ave:matle..4oo Op dollars;on, African slaves
dering,the.-ptidt eighteen mouths, and the
Spanisk-treasury`has
,received at le.ist a full
• ,
A Vaot•Worth Knowing.
Under This head the 4 , True Union,". publishes
the following from °an authentic source." '
.tA distinguished General (Twiggs,) returned
from the Mexican war covered with .glory: He
had, howeller, two marks of hard service which
laurels could not hide—:-as they did Ceasar's
baldness. One was a head as white as wool ;and
the other a cutaneous eruption on his forehead.
For the latter he was advised to try a mixture of
sulphur, and sugar of lead and rose water. In
applying it, some 'of the mixture moistened his
forehead, and after a while resumed its original
color. He then applied the mixture to all his hair
and it all beiaine, and is now, of its primative
nod sandy hue. He communicated the fact to
some of his friends in Washington—expecially
to some exlmembers, who ari.Widowers and,
seeking prefeiment—and it has been found effi
cacious in everyinstince. !critics not dye the
halr, but seems to operate upon the roots, and re
store the original color. . -
The 'recipe is as follows:-1 drachm Lac Sul
phur, drachm Sugar of Lead, 4 ounces Rose
Water; mix them, shako the phial on using the
mixture, and bathe the hair twice a day fora
week or so."
Wrought lroh.—A new and successful process
•for making refined wrought iron directly from ,
the ore, with Anthracite Coal, has just been per
fected by Mr. James Renton, of Newark, N. Jett .
SET; whose efforts, the oAdvertifier" is fissured;
have resulted in the discovery of a more simple
and practical, method deOxydizhig "and refining
• the metal than has beep hitherto aceaMplished.
Mr. R. and hiS associates have erected a furnace
at Charlottenburg, Morris county, where the Pro
cess has been fully and satisfaciorily tested, and
afrong certificalei - .-An eiperienced black;
smfth has'alsc? tested the iron, who pronounced
unccitunsonir good.'From all the' testimony
adduced in Ite.favon'itis fipParently an impOri
itnt and valuable improvement . . combininglii . the
Mantifacture;:ctieephess, with iiiapidity - ailidltril;
'fiirinity of quality;tepacity'to be used . itiaox
co
of tile untry "' •
. , •
' • • ""xte,l- I , l '.'P'.•rr
Fish Catigiii.—A large attipititt i
ititie pounds, says the Harrispurfaelegrilphool ,
e ^
ea ug,ht in El vill04111!,1,111111,130E. ,
dust.. ::atotire sc2
graltfy hrs'Ausigel,-YeiiittgAigatot„totaii‘st
finr!rtribcho , malie . ' 4 44P'Qo. l l°l l ,hgt."o llo . o ,t!l
•ititi.qthielf , AvilenAkeitiljttpoj)
t ounderlQ atj u t, i l yat.
ioe the :lnoottilmalevoohv
into Vate
.4 4ii110641"41.1.i . 400,Wifi 1 . 214
1iP1 i ,6 1 )04, 1 1 1 44 40 .#0f0
42 9 3 1i.„4 . '4';;
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A A:t`o A'A iA'Arm lwr•rr '
PbrigresssOna-FPrirefidingiq
,00
towing; ent to Ale:•gpit
We it ftiiikat
ty4dayisifilill dip!
imposed :14.1he a'et entitle,tl ‘4n4i - 4 Fedaing the;
;duty on ithports . .antifik,htherpitrprise4 P .kappro7
Ved: 3 0 1 3::-PPs 08;)hrilfiiii te520,..
w~tces, and rchandlie, ltrpOrted',lriro the gni.'
led-Slates •agreita t na . the an:etiae7veitie::,%yhieh
the seine bore prineiple:fiterketa ,
of United Slates du ring.the year ending Inne:
pp,_ 1846; to be: escertained , and taxed under ,
•the;:tiireetion -or tile Secretary of the irea§:nry:
yr. Toombs, as •soon as the. , ameddnienteraa.
Teats,- ' ros e to a que s t i o no f o r der ; '
and said . that
,
preposed - to raise .revennei an . d..this was a bill
Milting appropriations.—
,^ • • E,
The Chairman von ounceAlhe atnendment
6 - be out keftier.' • ,
-Mr.-liampton-snidAilat 4e bad a-precedentfor
the amendment in the. Civil iind Diplornatic epa
proriiiation of. 1840: ' •
.
The' Chairinan cited the rtile,' , and;laid, that
the' ainendiiiert-wai not gerinain to,the.llll.
"Mr:Bievehb,of Pa.; appehied finch the -decision
of the (.hair
• q• • . • • ,
Mr. Ashinitn sai d that the Chairman was in
error. on one point. • -
, Mr.-Steven's itnfuiridlf &bate ardeton_
the. appeal. . , •
replierm - tlie" . .tivgative;itebate
havitig . been cloSe4•by-Mlier - of the'Hoifee; ,
Mr: Stevens' requestmi that triretion from the
accof,llB46 be reed: - •
.The Chairinan .said that it"l,touldbe reed jf . the
committee desired. -" • -
-htr. Stevehs'it‘liettleaveibtit there- iere ofijec
'rOombs•sald that the sialion could'not be
rend unless unanimous consent be , given -
Mr. Sleyena then withdre 'e' request and
. wM
asked for , tellerS on,tke appeal; which wereort
Mr. 13ayly, said that the clauSe, in 1846, was
put into the bill by the Committee of. Ways and
Means;and not by the Committee of the Whole on
he State of the Union. • ," , I
The question was taken; and the deciiion o
theChacr was sustained—ayes, eighty•one,
seventy seven ' .
Large Grafie Vipp.
•
The-followirig..paregrhpb is from an article in
the Natchez (Mississippi) Free Trader; of the
10th instintt• • • • •
"Mr. William' Casey, corner of
,Union and
State streets, in , the city , of Natchez, can boast of
grape. vine which' is, uridnutitedly, the monarch
grapevine oG.the United Sthtes. It rises from
the ground in If single trunk of-shme.thiee inch,.
es in diameter, neatly . straight, - ,:hnd 'well itrnpor.,
tioned, to the height ofhbout nine feet,•whed it•
spreads into brencheh,•Chd - cover : hand embowere
the trellis work of ,quite a large ghtdeh, - besides
climbing a tall tree.'The "Weiibi'elf The immense
clusters Of grapes' hanging 'upon ' ii, now about
half grown, is estimated at •a ton. To
.'stretch'
out any one of the branches in a direct line, theY
would.theasUre .frorn three to four hundred feet.
The description of the grape is hot natural to the
•
country, but was brought to-Natehez, in the old
Spanish times. It .is called the "'Jack Grape,".
from "Spanish Jack," the nickdane of the Span:'
iard who planted It. '-Some years itgo,'Madirue .
Dingman, now dead, offered, Mr. casey:fitr
hundred dollars if he wouldiemove thervineltafe.,
ly to ber garden, in the environs of tili,p t ty,i t ,s,.* :
no sum of mOney:.V;hhtiier
owner, to part with it. Ii prodtly.iTtNyjpOlirclV
has the taste of Hock.",
A New
• Pa - thy - ' ,—v.r.. ,-;
A correspondent , of Ike Tr , buneentgnles .
0 . ,
'
new pathy. It is pronoune.ecfMenhailicitj'orMo;:
for Medicine, and called,' V inesiPathy;4ll%ltte. clitie
of Diseases by Specific Active Movements. Tlie,
writer says :
..
.., --;-',, .'...... 1 - --4 40: - .fV.."'.
..it has been practiced for fOrty yettrx . tntnslr•
holm, and is this year:for the first titne,:bec,Rin.
ing prominent In England. ' Tliere'la a koiii2 .l
pamphlet on it tinder the attpve title, , by Cledr , gir,
The method consists fa applying„eiternif s tiqi,
lions, passive and active exercise; &c:;•to'fh;ii,
body; and in rendering these so spnlgAlizt J99i;
can operate on the various inwaidOrgansTolian.
parts of these, specifically % Friction, •posture,-
percussion, motion, are 811nande, use::.of; and
the science has so far , advatioed that- afready...air
many as a thousand ditTereat mOverneny, have.
been devised for the purpose of movingandlogn
ging the failing parts and poweis withit3: -Thetbe,
'are thus ianguagei of iusdgii tO'ietiiiiid ':binitti.
aver, spleen, and al' neglected: dotiesjTitli' - ,ef.,
fects produced approve the plan, and sta - Enplerts,
an art and science. It is cxereisei,otad 7 :
monition pursued into detailS,bdtterety'ditease.
is ilteTally (6i t d e iirst .. ,,ti'me_handlid:, ' - cla , e hit':
portant ... ,&wrid . ,. truth ..hich accrues . froif..,lt,is.
that•Operatintia . ‘fratrovidynt:,ftTo-Orcifiagatesliinl
tvard i 'atid that;')3jrAelatlifinisaowledgfiT4itg:q;l
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4CAOSIV,! I 4 O ) (IS * O (tipN . CIAMaqe e k,
ti tt 4*. rie j ti : 9 g 1 0 i ; 1°115 $0i til ) Wi l n g lil 4 W641.4' •
opjlticciinc, and sentenced to
111011'
tiolli,:k : ,
dens 4 of "Pattirson,.N..,ll.,:shoiksi • '
4 . 3,7q48100
: far The , pop0latIotiof.1!141c• poitc, Michigan;. ,
as. o:6*.ck . - *Abe Tiepias;tfa.-:7,490( ten yearn
'
or The population
within a fewsars, dFcrease . d siatikijusaad and
two hundred._
thillootimi,dliio, has a . popul4i3:irei,ipois,
itaMblianta ; 1830 - ii 2",e4 . 6
slovi,ing an increase.pf 3,213 persannin:Ae;ttint:
ten years. , ; ",
113rtimira,hettangd",county, lre}6 York, has_
's,ol9.idliaiiiiants • - , an increaSe of; 2 2 6 / I .lii;:fiVe; , •
years
' Utica, York,Thas - a populatink'of,
:.. about )17,606 of 2,263 its'
'five years. • • • • ,
I `Six thctusnnti , six hundred'OUT eightYaliqi - '
'emigrants arrived af Newlroikioin oreign ports
last week..
Mr:Within the ast ten yeats, says the Lon oil
Chronicle, ab - Out 146,600 l'ilarniOnsliave - ernigra.
led (rota Great Britainld
tirln iitAff
cents...perLhnshelL '
CirTheiotal population of Washington,
.ig
'W,The..Crbon CduntiCiaette,
inst.; says thal '2O 'or3lyliricklayeri:iiiC6iiiinl c !.-:
ploymeni forra-feu , ' months, at .goo4 , 'iliagearlit
Manch Chunk.
• or Otroodsbnra,Monroe
ing id itie present census; has - -a "pOpulation
CrThe:tobacuo crop•of Virginia. will be
tailetrabont - onohalf, and tliat of a pool.
Wl'be population ni:l3elvAdere,lliersey,
1 004.
Or Tbe population of piciorpsl?ark is i;515.--:
In 1840.1 i was 612,' showing an . ineriase'Of 903
• Ur There Fere foyer ohe thousEo4wagons
Fifth etreet:(ClinOirtriati) marker,last-Friilay.
UM
X:4lr.That which the Germans.called- 6 .l;aiii
now in common;use among theni,
put up: in casks, cm cred with wax;ot.pite,.h
side....
lar An. Indian Camp .llfeeting is,nov being
teltion-I;ass river, near D.stroittt- Civer.aix hurt.
lred Indians- ire present—some- 61-Arhont-htivll
ravelled - 100 miles. •
prj-There are eight editors Pleated to thtateroppnl
Convention •in Indiana, and three the - Legis
,_. • .
loure, -We '.(gneas" they ettuld'at .better
Men.
"Or The air has-been filled with moce.electri,
city this sammerethan in any other; season fey ! ,
tot years.. •
- :•••l26''The rniontnoth boy, who is but 15 years of
age and weighs 537 pounds, is .astonishing the
Itochislcifolks. _ •
1- Scott has been orderttl . to
hishitit'qftarters.at •Wa r bbington: • •- •
prSOing . ..bf the WOstern speaking
.perS, intiesking
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