Pr=
Hie plans. We” laid in the’iomniencement,
were frustrated hen succession of unlucky
accidents. Before he could venture to set
his immense force in motion. according to
his instructions, so as to envelope the ther
tttrbed districts'un every side. it was neow
esseryto. lav'.in an ntnplo‘ store of‘provis
inns; With this object. an agent “"5 36M
tertrntchnn. with a rriillion ul silrc‘r run
. bles"(ebitttt 187900;?) to purchase the nec~
. essary supplies. 'l‘her-ommissaryantl”'9
money bo‘th disappeared. and. were never
heardolafternuls. ”null" had his loss.
he“). With much difficulty. made good.
Mien a native prince. hitherto esteemed
one ofthe most faithful adherents ol'Rns
sia~DenielMthc Sultan of Eltsui, a small
but important province on the south stile
Quito mountains—suddenly threw all his
allegiance, and joined the patty ol Shamtl.
Aidivision of the army was sent to reduce
‘ the province.,_and.the general plan of ope
raiions {or the year 1844 was entirely bro
.. lt-e'nv 'up. A few Villages of the enemy
were destroyed. and somerevolted districts
were subdued; bttt no real progress was
made'towards the general paetficalionyl'
“the country. ' , '
Early the following year N‘etdhardt was
: recalled, and Count (now Prince) Woron
zofil-sent to supply his place. 'l‘hts noble
tnan'is one of the few men in Ritssia whose
ranltgéwealth. and abilities exact some con
sideration even from the autocrat himself.
The Count received his education In Eng
land. where his father was for some years
”the, Russian ambassador. l’lo possesses
immense- riches. and is thus enabled to
maintain‘that outward state whtch is so
important an elementin all Oriental gov
ernments. He ruled for many years the
extensive provinces oi New Russia and
fissurabia. including the Crimea and evin
t‘tedidmiiiistrattve talents 0! a high order.
In addition to these personal qualifications.
he.teeeived, as has been already stated,
almost absolute powers in all that related
to'the prosecution of the tier. .It is not
surprising, therefore. that he should have
indulged a confident expectation ofspeedi
lyt putting an end to the contest. Three
years. however, have since passed away.
and that consummation seems as distant
utever.
-Woronzofl’s first undertaking was. as
usual. an expedition against Shamil's ordi
nary place of abode. or rather. of rendez
‘_!‘9_l!§_-.—_th.ewvillagee[.Dargo......,o.n the 12th
June. 1845. the governor-amoral set out,
at‘the head of a division ol 20.000 men. to
Metrate into‘ the central mountains. At
{very pass which he reached on his march
hoilound a barricade of logs defended by a
considerable force of mountaineers. But
afiiisoon as an attempt was made toturn
them, or the artillery was brought to bear
"jinn, their defences. they immediately ro-_
treated. A detachment was lelt to guard
tbepass, and the army. thus diminished,
ctintthued its advan:e. Gradually. how
ever. the. resistance ol’ the enemy became
firmer and the barricades increased in num
ber and strength. Within the last twenty
miles of Dargo there were no less than
eighteen; and at some of them the moon.
taineers melted down sabroj in hand. upon
the bayonet: of the Russians, and bloody
struggled took place before the numbers &
discipline of the murders finally prevailed.
Al. length the lorm of lhe expedition was reach
ed. ,Dargo wan found In be e hamlet of some filly
henna. lilnntcdyon n lufly plalcnrr,'and surrounded
by, i 'wood orgiganlic beech-Ines. Nolhing who!
ever was gained to repair Iho labors and losses 01
(be incursionrexcept lhe edvanlage of being ena
ble‘d'lo'jén‘d a despolch to SI. Polar-burg, annouu~
cing lhe destruction of Shamil’s famous strong
hold. Bu! it won became somewlnn questionable
whelher lhe governor 'would ever have on upper
lunity oflransmiuing Inch on nnnouncernenl.-
He now found lhe! Iho mosl difllcull par! of his
enlbrprlse'vrel lo come. Shamil had relrenlod lo
I neighboring height, which no rumplerely ,(‘om-
Inlnded lhe plaleau of Dargo Ilmtseveral ol lhe
Russians. rnonly officers, were picked ofl‘by lhe
Lesghian tharpshoolern. hand Woronzufl' was com
polled to remove his camp to a safer locality.—
Flnding.’ a! 1119 sonic lime, lhnl his provisions were
about Io fail. he despalched five battalions, under
General; Von Klukcmu, Pareek. and Vicrorofli Io
bring up. u lupply ol' 'ralion'e which had been lan
at a depot on the way: The dolachrnenl, in retur
ning-oven '55: upon wilh resisllcsl fury by lhe
mountaineers: Generals Punch and Viciorufl'were
killed; end almusl the whole ofthe provisions were
captured. ‘ Count Woronzell’e silualion now be~
coolealrnly alarming. “would be hardly possible
for an force diminished as it was.' and nearly doe»
lilull‘ol provisions. lo figluli‘ls way lhrongh lhe
boeliefenemics-lhal encompassed it. Fortunately
lbe'govérnor succeeded. by large offers of reward,
in inducing me man, rualives ofthe Caucasus, lo
rrreh an attempt to elude Iho vigilance ol' the hoe
'trl'q hands. and carry , iho’ inlelligonce of his alma
tion lo'ihd. ton of Carrel Aul. whore Freilagmno
ol‘fbidhlnc and meal. experienced of rho subordi
ughlopeerelr corpmendcd. V ' ' ‘
The _snernpr succeeded. Froirag did not loose
I'lnoheat. Drawing logelher all the forces iro-
Mindy. I! hand—abeul 8000 mon—he-hurriad
to: I,“ relief of lhe governongenerul. éhnmil
heardofhis advance. and attempted. but 100 lnle.
‘ ‘Pjnm’cfipl him. Freuag. error a bloody encoun
‘rer. in which he Inflered severely. broke through
I'lh..»°PP9'inK l""‘30- Pulsed on rapidly over the
mountains. and reached Woronzofl". encampment.
fl’lreunited column lhen look up lheir llne in march
fer'lhtlvl‘uuien llne. pureuedand harassed all lhe
«mi-to lhe-edge or the forest .by (hair ”lama.
CHOU“). On Ihe'dlh of .Augl‘lll. Woronzufl" wilh
hii'ilifii-om and famiéhed troop-r found , refug‘e
wlih‘nl’mq; w’ang pr.‘cqnpl-Aul-‘ ,l-‘rorn thence 1.0
despich‘edio Sr; Polorsburg intelligence‘ol his
lalo ””90513'3‘3 rho Russian newsgapara announ
cod Io ‘rho {world ”the; capture of. Bambi-"and lhe
cgqplelq pvorllrrpw. of lShsmrl. ~Woronzoa; in 10.
kenrof'lhe value which lhe emperor affixed :0 hi." -.
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Latest Arrival 22
lIIORE NEW GOODS Jl'l' THE
CHEAP STORE.
THE undersigned h'asjust revolved
and opened, at Beccaria JUN/3. a
large slack of
Dry Goods, Groceries,
&c. &c.
which will be nold as low hr CASH or
acceptable COUNT RY PRODUCE. 0'
LUMBER. as can be purchased in [he
County. '
mulludies 8: Genllémen will do «ell
to come and examine his stock. and he
dbubla nol Ihc-y will find every thing to
please. '
ADAM HARSHBARGER.
Beccaria Mills,
Jan. 7. 1848. f
AP AGENTS WANTED—The
M subscriber wishes to engage in the
sale of his Maps h number 0! young and
middle aged men of moral and‘bualneu
xhabitsi. as travelling agents. Having: tom
plated new and greatly improved editions
ofliis Universnl‘ Atlas. '73 Maps; large
Mapol the World. Relerence and dis
tance Map ofthe United Slates. National
Map ol the United States-waist), a variety
0! other ;‘IJPS. including several Maps 0!
Mexico. the .übscribur is prepared to (ur
niph agents, lur cauli.'at the lowest posai
ble prlces. ' Address.
Doc. 23, '47,..pd
New Fall and Winter
GOODS.
CRANS (9' BROTHER,
Curwcnsvillc, Pennsylvania,
' AVE. and will keep cunslaully on
H hand, a large assortment of
Dry-Goods, Hardware, Queens
ware, Groceries, Drugé and Dye-
Stufi's, T iniware, Bookmfi- Sta
tionary, Hats,~'Caps and Bonnets,
Boots and Shoes, Tobacco and
Segars, Umbrellas, Carpetand
Carpet and Cotton Yarn, Con
lectionaries, Paints," Oils, Teas,
&c. &c., , ‘ ‘
All ol which they are prepared lo sell _on
the "IDS! reasolluble"lerms.
Cams 8:. Bno'runn arerlhe Agents lot
the male of Dr. Jaynea'. ; celebrated lani'ily‘
medicines. ‘
» ‘ @Gumls exchanged for Lumber. Pro
duce and Furs.‘{or which the h'ighesi pri
cell will be ggven. .
Meeting of County, Comm’rs.
PERSONS having business lotmnahct with Iho
board 0! Commissioners of (flung-field county.
will take notice. that said Board-w: I be in session at
their Whom: the borough ol‘Cleurfiuld, on Monday,
tho 8d olApn'l, (nan) ~ '
w~ . Allcat.—H. P. THOMPSON. (Il’k.
Comm’rs Office, 15th _ ~
Janudry. 1848. '
mwévwwmmwmm‘i
S G. W. HECKBR, .A. ;s
5' fl! to_r n cg, at Liz-20,353
s‘ , cLEAnnELn. PzNN'Ao * ' ‘
3‘. 'July. 20, ’47. \ ’ s
' ‘J-rJ-ImJ-rr J‘J‘J‘J‘J‘J‘J‘J‘J‘J‘ .r-IV‘J‘JL
uuéceu. wnn mipcd‘fh' the rank or prince. No_|
lung nflarwnrdn ncwstnrfilwd that Sham” had
broken out ul‘ lho‘ unuunlnl‘nfl rn‘Vngad fhe north.
é‘rn pllnim. and vnrriad hfl‘nm'cmwoy ofprov'ininnu
fronmmder Iho guns of one of mmmninn for
lronea. ‘
ll wnuld he unclean lo purauo Iho hinlory of lhe
war Iluougli Ihc lu'u fullnwing yonrn. \vhlch ofTor
liulo vnricly of even! and nothing docinivo in up
snlls. It in clear Ihnl Shumil'o power becomes or
cry yenr more extended and consolidnled, and Ihnl
all lhe projocls of I‘ho Rumnn commanders, how- ‘
ever Well deviled nnd gnllumly prosecuted. have.
failed In produce any. [immanent oflocl favorable
to Iheir cnuno. 'l‘ho lnleu authentic advices from
Iho sent 0! war are dn‘led lhe 22d of Oclober Inn.
On lhe 26”“)! the preceding monlh Iho Russian
had succeeded, after u 'sloge of noverul dnyo, in
capluringn small Village. Weiln Sallo. in Sonlh
l Dnghcllnn—prolmbly no: fur-{mm Slmmll'u enrlicu
‘nmnghuld. Achulko. ’l‘ho village mils! have been
well lorlificd and desperately defended ; fdr it was
only taken nflor wvcrul unlucces-ful annum.,
though aided by a Ilemendouc bombardment from
80 pound mortars. ln lhrco‘ days—from Iho ISM)
lo the Ely—lho Rumnm lonl 24.10019”- nnd 480
men. killed and wounded. Tho lolal Id" of lhe
enemy Is not duwn nl 3000; but an lhe German
papers cauliounly remark. llns numbol mun! be
taken wilh Iho ununl allowances lnr Iho Runian
accounu‘ ‘
By an nniolo of Iho lrcnly ol Adrianople. Iho
Sublime Puxlo mndo over lo Russia all its nghll
and pnsscuions on the cons! of .Circussin—-which,
in Incl, “oro confined to n {my ilolnled Imdmg
fury). enlani-hod wilh Iho consent ofl'no nauvca.
[l itmuinly in virtue oflhis "only Ihnl Rusnia hu
si'lco advanced a claim lo Iho dominion of lhe]
whole olCircnlsin and the Caucasus. Had it been
‘ _l.he sacral delign of Iho Ollomnn government In
Inkovn nubllo bul aural revenge upon in triumph
nnl udvcnnry for his nggreulom. and ul the sums
time to prevent him lrom repealing Ihem for mm
ny your: lo cume. ll could not have hil upon a
more up! nml elfeclivo lmelhod. So long on tho
Caucasian war shall conlinuo—und llnoro Mo nl
prcuenl‘ no nigns of in; speedy lorminnlmu—Runin
is not lnlmly In be an uhjecl ol nlrend to any olheg
power of oillu-r Europe or Asia. ’l‘huu. n. has
been before observed. lhe world own: no Ilnnll
obligation: Iu Iho nhrcwd and dnunllcu Imam,
and hi: wild llOl’llo of palriolic freabnolerl.
S. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL.
Norlhcnal Corner of Markelnnd Seven
Sireeln. l’hilndolphm.
December. 2, ’47.—-lf
List and (I
F Retailer! to!
and Liquurn‘
848. , '
MEI
RETAILERS
CLARE LIQUOR
Brady lawns/zip;
Arnnld S. 51 George 14
Barrrll Dnniol (In
Munro R. \V. Bch
Lyon!» Jon-pl! do
Boron h 0 Wear eld.
{Biglor 8: Co. g flB fir
Kralzvr & Burrcus Y 9!”
Irv-‘3‘" E & \V'. F. Ha >
Hlfl'xlhnl F. I’L (In
Lithuania: Moore . «_lu .
Shaw Richard _Un
Pike (owns/nip.
lrvinJuhn 12 Liquor
Patton Juhn ‘ l 2
Cram & Brother 13
Seligsbetgcr &- Blnom 13
Lawrence towns/up.
Jnmvs Forrest l 4
Baccaria (owns/zip.
Cnnper l-rnel 14
Harshbnrgcr Adam do
Boggs (owns/zip.
Barrel! l. L. 81 Co. 14
Karl/mus lawns/tip.
Lebo Jacob G. 14 Liquor 10 50
Covinglon lowna/n’p.
Lulz Levi l 4
anonle Alfnnzo du
annnlc A. M. do
P Ruler ' do
Lmnull Francie
Burnside lawns/nip.
McMuuny James 14
Waller Au“. (In
Brady \Vm. (In
Irvin & Mcßride , l 3 ‘
Puchen John do
Girard township.
Puchcn John 14
Bradford township.
Graham & Wright 13
Ferguson towns/tip.
J. P. lloytéz W.Sul| I 4
Bell tawny/zip.
gler & Cu. M
Jordan lawns/u'p
14
,nhn Chue 7 00
‘AKE nolico that an Appeal will be
fl held. allhe Comunlssioners’ oflice.
ran Friday lhe Slot day of March next.‘
by the-..'Awocinle Judges, when such as
find lhem-elvesagrieved by We above Ap
praise-ment “I” attend if they Ihink pro
per. SAMUEL JOHNSON,
[Mercantile flppraiser.
Februnty '26. '4B.
Bellefonte Foundr
STOVEb', AND OTHER
(MXBQ‘HNCBQ.
“fEiJCH dz LEYDEN, would on
_ nouore to their lriends and the
publrc, that they will continue the busi
ness ol IRON FOUNDERS, at the old
stand. where :they intend to keep always
on hand a large and varied aslortment 01
@5189??? @139 A
We have lately erected andure now
fitting up an extensive ?
MACHINE SHOP,
with three Lathes. lor turning and fitting
up all kind: at Machinery. web as Grist
and Saw-mill Coatings. Machinery lor
Forges. Furnace“;- RoI/r'ng Mills. inclu
dim; [10! Bids! Pipes lor Ibrnaces and
Bloomerics ; and will be prepared to lur
ninh on the shortest notice and in a satis
lactory manner all kinds of Machinery.—
Now on hand a large assortment ol I’flT
TEENS, ol the latest'and rnoul Improved
atylefi. including tltetlillErent size». ol the
Durkec 6‘ Brice Reaclion ”'atcr H'lrccls
[lf/“Patterns not on hand, made on
short notice. '
STOVES.
“e have now‘and intend keeping ul-
W8}!!! a stock 0! the omivnlled V'E'l'O and
FULTON Hot Air Cooking Stoves, dif
terent M 195 ; also flir Tight, Fancy Par
lor (5, Nine Plalc Wood Stoves. ot differ
ent was together With loo'r sizes ofa vu
perinr Balloon Coal Slave. tn well as Cyl
onder and FANCY Coal Stoves. \Ve ‘
will add during the coming season, never
ul New patterns of. Cooking, Aif'Ttght‘,
and Patlor Stoves. -.
PLOUGHS.
Always on hand a good assortment o
PLOUGHS. to which we are adding seV
oral new pallerns this wring. Hollow
wara of all kinds. Sleigh & Sled Soles.
Wagon Boxes. Smoothing Irons.&c. (S'CL
, lr‘fAll the above articles. and eve:y
lhing‘ in our lune Will be sold on the most
reasunable terms for Cash, or Country
Produce. lronmaslera’Ordern, Old Metal,
&c. Gliders from a distance promptly
attended 10. ,
; ,3; " _ GEORGE WELCH.
DANIEL LEYDEN.
‘Bellefome. Feb. 18, 1848.
.‘ Mllesburg Warehouse.
HE Spbscriber has the new Ware-
T ,house olJudge Burnside. on lhe Ca
nal. in Milesburg, (being the only one in
‘ or near lhe town.) .
The Judge has finished the house in the
butinnnnere nnd spared no pains in ren
de'rin'g it convenient for loading and un
loading Boats and Wagons.
The Bald Eagle and Spring Creek Na
wgalion is now completely repaired. and
in good navigable order. and will beoopgn
ed m n lew days; Strict attention will’be
given lo all goods enlrualed to his care. '
BENJAMIN D. HALL. ;
' Milesburg. Fem-22, 1848. ‘
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feb. 11, 1848.
ROBERT R. WELSH,
I ) ESPECTFULLY inlurms lhe citi
ll‘, zens ol Clea! field county lhil be Is
ilucuted in Curwensville, where he wil
carry on the business 0!
CLOCK 6~ W'flTCII maklng and repair
mg.
ENGRflVING. /
TUNING ol _ygflmis musical instru
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DULCIMERS.
Also. repairing ol MflTHEMflTICflL
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reasonable terms. ‘ l . r‘ ‘
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John McLean, who severally recommend it as
follow
OPINION OF HENRY CLAY.
I l have recoiverl and attentively pcruucd {hr mnnf'
momhu Iho Norlh Amorinnn.publnshcd m Philnde -
phia. with which tho Unilcd Slnlcs Gazette is now
auocinlod ; and] take pleasure in bennng my llum~
ble testimony lo the cunwmmnle ability with which
II In generally ednod. and ‘ to the soundness ol the
rrinclplel whirh it labors tn illualrule and culnbliun.
lhmk il eminently merits übllc patronage. and an
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a triumphant. us more u: now ground for confidenl
hopes. that paper must be regarded as one 01 ils mos!
fearless champions and enlighlened auprortem.
August.lB47. {. CLAY. l
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that there is A parcel (v! ’ , n
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‘ FRESH DRUGS ,
,u we old smrc m-tween Hemphill'n and‘ufia
(harmjust arrived from the city. FRI-IS”, NE!
AND 000]). A firs: rate. assortment of ”In:
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While Lear], Dye Stufi, Confeclionary, I) '
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Ever olTered to the public. It ‘is the regu.
builtwormjcrker, which never-fails to relieve i
‘ little aufl'erer when properly administered
There is on hand a variety ofcthcr articles (1...
dedly too numerous to mention.‘ therefore:
would invite all who wish to procure any oft
above articles. or family medicines ofany ,
every Variety, (and be sure otgettingg good a.
cle.) total! at the sign at the Big Mortar, fox-u
have them, and are determined to sell them]
{or cash, and nothing else.
. A. M. HILLS.
N. B. All those old tc'clh repaired or pullq
out and new ones pu! in the place 2! liliemnby
. . A . .‘.
Aug- 14. 1847
REID & BROWN PILLS.
HE demand lo‘r the abovqmedicide
T in the‘ last’ 2 or 3 years. is deem“
a sufficient apology for placing it now fnl.
ly before the people ; and the diseases lo}
which it is applicable have become so prg.
valent in this country that a remedy enti.
tled to confidence. is a great desideratum
The diseases l allude to are Hepatitit,
(Liver allection,) Dyspepsia. and lemalg
complaints in general. '
grjb'l‘he above pills will be kept con.
stamly lor sale by '
Ric/tard‘S/law, Clem-field,
Bigler &- Co.. Bell township.
Graham (5- W'rig/tt, Bratllotd
James Ilchirk. Philip-burg.
J. Fl’. Ali/(er. Cleatfield B'tlge
Oct. 20. 1846.
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R. JAYNE MEDICINE.
KRATZER & BARRETLI‘Sy.
Cleaqfield, Pa.--aml
I. L. BARRETT& Cox,
Clearjield Bridge,»
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