I largi a'll4lslloos -,,,!,.:;t.:',;,RE40;y::-..gpit.on.ANP:.r.Ror.lirtql,;-; ;04ki:ile'l,t;: rAi: VPDPESDAY. • May 21.71845. illar,k.yery:.large„ Sabbath Coriventiim atag.-,414 Ohio, last week; - •:: • ' • be4iseigh'ed finder the newlmatagelawoind paper Makers will accomodate thi,ptiblic by makeing their piper - : - .lirmikbinr - 1. - - 7 3 . "pey 'hive no :Penitential. cyla North CarOlina--anil in ronSequenee hang; Meri=„ick:tbeit.; On Friday last a min .oras.lMrig for . - stealing - a .pair of surpenders from a store. • ' MINISTER To Eptomorto.—The appoint meet of gin -islet.: to,England seems to be going a b6gging. _ Mr. Pickens of S. C. tiateclined it; and.who has the next re funs! •. . a C . 10:71he. Miner's Journal awes the a ilifitressink Accidenreccured in the mines of Messrs: Milties and .oi., by the exploslon •of fire damp. .tour men and a boy were severely burnt._ One , of the men, Patrick. Bodkinris - sinee - dead; - - Thu lqitimoo'rit BlLL.—fly late foreign- paperswe have some yerytinterestinenews faiticulikly in regard (o theVaynooth which grants the neat sum of £26,000 to the 'Zeman d'atholic College at IVlaynooth, Ireland, out of, the British ,Treasury,, in addition to - the amount her_e_l9Co_rp_grani,d._ .The_eicitemenCiiiEnglend,. eausetlby this 'bill, was very great; ,meetings being held every whero to petition against the grant. • frrThe people of" New York,•41111" the— , exception of the cilizensof . the .city "AO_ county of New York, are to - ilegt!c.iiiiMay ,next,'"by ballot, according to t4T.einise4W,:. just Erased, whether any licerisea r shall granted.. The people of oath "toWns.hip. :votinglo•roiulatelheir _own township in Akis, , r9atter. - • • • o;ir The , Butter (Pa.lDerriocrat announc ls ibedie_iase.of the ion. ohn G,i_ -at that-place on - Sunday -list; - aged 05 years.- 11 , 6.;:Gilinore had .filieillinportant and -re- - __epottaible_linblie_stations— _ A Ai chi b er, anti Speaker of ; the House of Representa tives-, Mad* of Clon'gress; and more re cently as 1 reasu rer. orirehritiylvarita;lie xiislitwuisited himself by - Iris - ability, dove • licn; to 'business, and „courteous bearing, Win..--The late 't.'var COsius a go . od deal 400re . th - an we care Co remember; and it . Icost•England even•more than us. Forty two Ships, fourteen packets of ten gun each acid tyqinl-nine ships of war wrecked up •on the coast. The public ships taken, de itroyed bud lost, welt) fifty si;c, besidei the fallowing merchant vessel meowing eiglp; - tundrecl wig; 354 - ships, 010 - brigs, - 320 schoonere, 135 sloops, and 790 various - , i.eiessetivecaptitred. , . A. caie, of ~ great interest and invoking a• large'ent*tif iviiiiilecrat Lan; colter -:On FridattOM. dtril . al in `which lrealteouglirtii c obiailf - Of her "sftu baaa, ltir . :'Yeates from whimf She is separated, damages for afapp,.*hispart* 4o perfectir - marriigersettlernetit The ju -cy after a , Carp - fel jiieestigStio r ri . of the case ' i andliSteriirig iiiTtlie4rioments pro and con, the,learitedlOoMisb,-111 urned-a-,'verdiet • --"lcrAt the. State' Geological Hall at Al tiany, are the petrified'verteble of a mon =_-_--eter-,called-ly—nattirellateAh .e.,Zoyglqehins 7 .- aoreature- which must lave been half whale, halt sdigatoi. - Ttiorw,eie e F ed embesldegjp,.a;ehallt ,forroatton on . the ...hanks the 'fiver. and soot to The - v tehrte" covers a loniith`ot . ' pighty feet a> ey fie upiio. tho.floor.- ) ,Ithe,l)esi dis4notion we, ever heard-be; otween :I:,i,l,Way ; ',tititi 'e'oacti:SEcidente was .otat ofan old Ait,iii):, ,ff,',, said he, you ete e . Itt gets cOnifortably capsized.into) the ditch , .bi,theyoadefde, there you; ' ate; ut if you gett(blo4n,`itti! , 'hy an :engin ~. run into a .ctitting , or.oit an embankment.; tinier. are . (Nary ' 'bharleston" Mer arieston • 4..-- .. Baptist . -1-:h ieit:dl74l llll in t h e . ..'jttrgi,"'...-.-H'' ' ' I itle.(ololPn .. i c t elaveo P.° . 7 . -. . '. '"' . ' - ' ' '111(1,11016n ° ' '''. "'tlik'UninP' Vim - toll '? 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Country;; , ~. ~,i-v*pei' ~:Nkro, .4: ,r,r6urna . ~. ~,„,-,.n--...• kidre ne. . ~ v.:: • , ~,. - 1 1 . 1 1g.0 • ?r,v-:'•;•t' 1.(3 PO !, -- 'd_inembeingF ~...iiiii,.(iiqii,eFlT'el44_lool.--09 -'. • - kn ow , ~,,, ~<iiit iiihti..i7 s,,.siiin.glad--!.P' 2-:---",i4.4,,:i'it.:::*l,44TElC:::di),* , heo has 10°0. 2,r,#'l7upijrhiliit.*:ll4rl,.,' -',iiik's be°4lj. i011.;-!r,"•',.,,,.- iiii,bertiP.nrg!:, g., t..- e1i0i.*;,..1,1,Tt1:..4 •''',,,,'.. ':':s. ..:;.'''. 4,47-7, ..., citilnelylrtiti2-•-• ,aeia._-1 41lipii,t1Wlt,7,'. , ii ,, ka-li:Cq.,,r. ~.,,, ,E,lii4iiit'Y'lnlPP,- ' --.l.baunlyi k.:- ~...-4,,,iii---,p1u9r.,,,,,,•-,-.. the of.A.-ffiti...o:, 0,14,!k--ICI '''iiiiii,il(oli' t-,:p , # l l4s9,ff ,•,,, ',,r ',"_.4100.*0,01,111,,--•--ith`ijpigv, **44 . , : ;?:. 7 1644 liioe!7'.4::',;,,i,iV2Jl. r,v,lAAkAce. 01:',,.v,i.:;,:',.,. ;;;#544;0!,,g=t; '.li",i.:•: 4--- i ~.,,,,i xt...i;,',..,t;'.•ti ~ , 1i.r, : , . ! iit'*;'4l:*.,,t '• - .',441M.1.1L-riiittill.ifiP',2•!' J., 41, ,W. A_Vdtii .440:04.P.11.4;'_L*arv-iffrr,4l :, ta*MlTor' tkiif4iio'titl.,!,,,, 7.40*,,, tM'' , % ,,, ;o , ' , elS. 4,4til ~::!:* '' - %,-.4: ,A , :•?, , r, , , —: - I.: 14;.::,....„.,,i.yr..,„..,,,,,,,,:..;.. NEE • ~•• MEM tit greatjtaccre ween tratitl purse . of 6.,?,0,000, etunp.off overthe stilled intlie comPleie'friumPh of the foX-. it was grandientesilhetiv'etin'the: sportsmen of-the. North ainl -Routh ,-Fishiop - • • is' , riol : ! . oc ; ( . lonith and Peytena of the South., Eldtslci'ill'ii'iiinoUnt s6'oo',olio'Werojrjo in; the venni] and it is preinimed that thi riiiiiiikit;tt the country a • million-orl.ntore of dollartiiWere staked on the'result . The' concourse -- present was altogether beyond precedent, and the race is said to haii been ti fel .an e. Fas hion `6iid never beeiheaten,• before, and it Will - he. seen by the:icaannt given below, only fell bnek,three lengths on the first heat and noh quite a length on the second ! As. this race bap excited an extraordinary degree of interest all — averAhe country; ve publish the following ektracis of the account given of it in the Gazette. • - • After alluding to the vast nutnter of per sons- prosent,whichis estimMea'st from eighty to one , litiedi'drihonsend, - ihe'sc count praceeds "After half past two o'; lad clock Itioltorses were..brought out, and the riders lietlig weighed, .Laird, the. rider of , 118 , d to 125 1 1 weiglrftd Wait. . . . ad "Barney," the jockey of Peytona,. to the • *eight of 118. pounds. Soon after, the horses were brought to the stait; and went off at (lie tap of the drum, in fine style, at a tremendous pacei-Poytona hav ing, thelnaide track, and leading to. half length Ofter ;running about a quarter of a mile, and Miiiitaining-hir ground so - evenlyi • that for three of the miles, Fashion's nose bt the Sotitherri'mare's saddle, aid eo close that a good sized blaniiet would have covered them both. Upon theback stretch, and previous to coming down the straight side, on the fourth mile, F_a_aLtion„Juade_a. brush:for the lead, -- but an epplicatimvorthe . spur brought _the Southern' mare to her vantage grOund, and on coming down the =s-traight_stle,. reytona liaised the distance post by tremendous leaps, shook herself - - Clear of her opponent, and darted past Judges' stand, an- open length ahead, amid — rle - afetiing 'mile heat in,7 minutes and 39a seconds— the time being 7 First mile, lip 54s ;'Sec ond do. tin 535; • Third do., lm 57a; F !myth do:lnt .55.i5-7m 3bi seconds. Aftet a rest of.three quarters of an hour t the bugle summoned tke horses:forth again PeytkiVa . looked quite fresh, bul FasltiOn "showed the signs of- . her struggle, audit was said - by -sorite-that—ghe-was lame in.one of her hind feet.. She stepped and looked finely,,and her backers_ were still tree' in: bets ,in her favor: - The odds, of cdurse, in many instances, were turned ielayor of Peytona, and belting was pretty brisk. mare At the tap rif tlo.drum both lionies start- ed, hilt returned and being called again to sta i rt, went off in -fine 5t3).6, Peytonti lead ing about half a length. In going round the top, Fashion made.a brush past Peyto tia mid got the inside of the track e running ,about half a neck in advance, and maintain- Mg her polition until their arrival at the •,i draw gate, when Peytonaclosed:and they rushed IT the stand on the first mile per fectly even, - The second, mile Fashion appeared to etfitslightly, and was a little ' ahead until they readied the straight side, when Peytona came up with her, and pass ed the stand with her head in advance of her opponent. During the third 'mile, Peytona maintained . her. advantage with but little variationonid rettchatirthe Judges' stand. nearly a length altead.tTile fourth ~. -mile--was-hotly-contested,-Peyton holding , the lead,.notwillttanding Fashion 'made several severe brushes, in every one -of whiebYeytona shook her off. In passing (ho draw gate,Teshioa,roadeo last effort, an was near y even, w en t, a out 'ern mere; by a tremard . ouS .leap, went- nearly_ alettlitt aimed, . came out Wiener Of the heavy stake of .110enty thousand dollars, Aho. firm, .913.11oLlioat _tieing," - The . ..track was terribly bad, the- , dust pp it,tltree and font.. inebes deep. A cloud nr oyer thiivieinity,i)Uthe course, co-denie, that . eptiotatoriot,c die,- , , lance could . not see : the borses as ; they; passed thr2ugh ;The immense twength of Peytona stood lierin - good steCtl, , and no, doubt won. for her the race: Had the• track " been -hard'and firm; the time made would • no'dottlit;jtaye been as low -down - as 7m ." - time ~a nd- second. heat was::' " ; `4 ~ ~ v refeyrihi . . , . - ,_ r. ~, ~. . . . .. , . A.illeii;; ..11ket . geat... piaiiii ge r at -.. `First' : -- "-*.:.,::1,:65:- , ,.. - - : 1 . 60 ' ..,..:'.. .::- .. : . :!5i - cmid:-);: , •'1 , 1 - 0 ~ ' , , , ' :''. : ::::114' -.n:-. . -. .T410'... -, 7 , : - .t . irrlj''' .- ....'i.' ...1.401..H., F.O . 1.Tih,... , ' ,, , , .. , ' , 4):05i. '..'..:-.'.'7::,,,&..:::.:, .avg/snafu. of the seene.. , -7:b#:'-k§ove ,. aPrui l l . rill...igiakrY;`' .o ! ) , ce, ' o i l i n g leil6y , ;::—Bome 0 thei,ernieiPial infiaa*,,e;that T4l w,),),Ye7give , P#P l °44 B !!3°..' li3''?digo - ofilYPio,lo l o l .*7 4 r! ~.!,.°un, .4*kiinotiti4tifOlO'wlo4- ; exto I roglithe . 'P':` V 41 ;'ii4' oti'ffoi,dere !: 11. ,k , i4 Pi,iiladP l ' Oita iMiki4ear,,potil "!.;The-itatt!t9( the' f ` nuOir;irdu 1 .):ivinfietiia:6i'the * Avnii Pe. net 7d,' Tplo , ashunt • .'" ( nen e ate - n9 ' ' " ''../' --,',,, ,i, ..14-,- , - h,,, 4 11 ! ° ' -,1) t d19° A 1054 !!!; - g 4 f , c, 41 ,M#0 1 / ,,w i r 'Y' -ivigiRV., 1 , 1 1 10 Y614.4 6 ‘104 ) O# : FOFl', 4 o..:4ili kli4l llll g ~.01 0 C4 . 0,!Ii#'00.,')*H...Eif)kit,f. ' -:P ti friO3' . ' o l: 4l 4r l4 79lii( t f -4 ,04 '- -094'Ai:40 1 .` itii:M.olo,l,oo(riiiiii*OrA4kiik iiiitOtil**,ili#W44orAitfol, 41 1 41kf,:liPfitiwii. 0 4 • 4,00, 0 0*Colg ''''o'io*iCO'tji't,tirtait,V#!V l 6o;'; 1 ii)l4ll444iii'if4Ntiktoillitin visiiiv 4 .„,,, .....„ , „., . ~.. , „ ~...... 4 ~, , . .., -.. ' ~, ~. ,,, - , --, . . ~ ,--, Ti.,4403, 7 4:*; . 158 4 00' MIS =MEI ) t • :isialilifbukhe , iritOk-ofAlien : A l e e PlY -de k4 aratee:undei the infitie'n# horse Thia',..Vrts„ ost , obviottalptru,e. y„ustq,,syk: ,The lo w er strata ot-ciP9iely f 113 !Ti . "•0!'•'# 1 !! - ; ••:Oh: 'Long 1il11: - ,' -- FOri - ioiritic:fiiiii)3 -1 66,6tiiiiik gamblirng. upon the - .oofit. exteth3ll*.i l ol iirio:,:ll%ol l .aliation; Oa° tp,witof4k-e4i rii Cater. tokup of, •,`OntlisAird,,tliiiphernutirt . :angnegi! was blast: ,Then thereiwgi , Verit. of life f .ind`r'ufrtol„that:Ocibie ariimal, the horse._ ..dientlemen.-who,..carnrutpin—cPTlL vote carriage state that they saw:amurrter: of wrecks upon the road, velticles broire.n' and upset, and korSes maimed and disabled; passengers'on the roil road saw, one Vehi4 cle clailfaillo pieces and the inmateitilriorrn ,peon the, grojand;while the It orneilth frified_ at the locomotive, was itrol:',lolr:fulited forever. There are invitee otsOt:teria 'per. sons being • injefed'or'killettii.on,the•'rriil, road, but this n'inds WOMEN AT RACES.-- ,- kday;: , g ors •, • • Tore the races, one of. .thelVetv:OrkEdi7 tors said ha, was to, - .ttear,that.a large n u fiber . of fashioliiible ; ond;:r4cela6ie lies • would emu& the „ . commentary on. this, no !ClA:than - tight or nine elegant four , horse livery coaches were seen oii . ;:lBroadnray.on the morning,of the races fille'dwith /Tibet 'lasliloriably" dress ed ladies, lint.destiluto of ,ali."retspectaiiilk ty." Their horses were eTegsntly decked with ribbons and rosets,_and doubtless they pr'ed u zed -quite 'sensation-on ti e"-race, course. .'They were•all- abandoned wo• men._ LIFE OF HENRY CLAY. --The -N. Y Correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette, in a recent letter, givis the following inter esting - obace i :rt - theldoctrenertie, &e., - ever before published, from-which Rev. CAI.- vtN COLTON preparing a Memoir-of -Mr. CLAY. The 'work will be looked for With great interest:` • "Mr.. Colldn has passed the winter with Mi. Clay, and obtanied all the documents necessary for—a .complein.life, while,...no man is more able-to put them in shape and order than he. Added, to this, Mr. Clay haii given.up all the' papers relative. - to The. great " bargain arid sale" question. - They i alone form a hundred Rages of notes, proi ing-the statements Made in the text. - These documents, Mr. Colton tells - me, make!fle'veltipmekts tha - re perfectly iyaas tounding, and go . to she v. that all the bar galling waS on — th the Of Jacltson and his friends. It is proved by them that Buchan an came to Mr. Clay from Gen. Jaeltsoit with a- direct offer, and-that Houston also went to Mane with soother direct , offer. 'The snarl into which it gets Buchanrn, Jackson, Eaton, &c., ierrfectly litigable. Jackson. in his after attempts to get out cif the dilemma, when he found Mr. Clay was noble to be bought., annihilates Buchan and Buchanan hiendeavoring to throw en, the the buirden froni his own shoulder drives General to the wall, while Gen. Futon eats them. bollutp. . The_diselesures exibit •the Jackson men of that period, "who suiL rounded their favorite candida te in a most ludicrous light, while it fasted ,a blot, on Buchauan!s. forehead he will fi d it . impos- . . eible - 16 -- wipe - Otit :Hitherto 11 , 1r.' Clay has refrained f rom making these dieclosurea cinfef iegao for Bitehanan. But now las his life - is to ho'written for posterity, and he is' to take his true position in the con stellation of great and good mtm, and his own life is drawing to aelose; the call for every thing that is needed to clearhis char teceiTfrc—iiCllifilsOrsitm_in7alle_againstits_ istocrieud:Und impertious to be disregar ded. .ilis yery forliearance -showii7hew welhie enemies know him. They felt the could trust to'his . mignanimity while they-allowed a charge to rest against him they they could at any time destroy. . • SUPPOSED MURDER IN HOBONEN.-011 _6_aitatay__exeninea_man_oLthe__name_uf. Scudder; residing in Hobohen; N. Y.'• died suddenly. . war buried. on Sunday afternoon. Frorn . the fact of his ister hav- . ing..secreted his money- immedfatelY ..after his decease, auspleione arose;_atid'-were tamed, that ' Sctidder had met with foul ',fc seems, that. some., .zarapnic was hought on Saturday, from , a druggist in He bokeni-and .itl,.iogrchieg the inireon:of his sister gra Pennoyer '•for the tnisaing'nto ney,. which-was found, on . '.her, a painot powder ; egkielied to be areettleiend;liA4 Oills;were also found secreted in:her ilreee The stomach of the, deceased was exaniiiFi eti and' found to contain arsenic, as also did -S.piteker, of mater,which stood.by his ,bed bide. 'Al9he :fives arrested, Ur ,: eaathinetion wile' had, and:on Tuesday,riveningthe:Was • committed t9'PrieeP".: l 4. lllo e4reeerv.ie ee cotdance wAlk.the:fiudingof :.Wednesday; ic.thits?eitje t vrr:ping ,to her roomo DU .o. ll er'keeitrlit by„the.neek front the stovepipe, by a hunitorcliief, .dgad • CM! ..„, .. ACIOWN ... • 71}161iii3,!,4 4th iiis'tattilsett!r fr6m, iTalh lit sAioli'niii,' kt` Published i n th e ft.,.. hYsteetion J".""'!ir hilie • ' y e t . , c , .:, . i whit our mutu a l Isfit had a IF ~,gobeiia •4'' • i frie' fi, , - ;knowledge ' , ATI: Wlist 1 t- n t Dr. ' .-' ofriiir- ~ 44;11111(4 d' .' Vit0,;10013.., iv. ~mOO- of:01;tet o*, filtniVl,6;o4 -rF(`Aho tfini;rit; .04)* iiiiiiiiii,,,lipli;i,vriAii.iititio.e. iPPexii4it yirnpfoi2_P:Ulihili-'4iiiiliflred 1,40', lifilffir,i7i,,l4.doilll,,,,havill-, f.;''t,l,,,l:,‘'.9liiiik.' gigaii;"`-lirgiri4lenS.t''s u. 1tuid4,:.44 Alffi„,teis4litiiiii4tit 1,,,..!!119-1, ~ :,lije Y ati,!ol/4,,nrtg. f3A,erocijk cr43,4 k , , el , *., ,h,i,'.l',.•:"N 4-P'c'kq.4o.,.., ili POO ;,4 ''';',,i•-,q7,4 • . ' ram =1 “Wm iwx «$91532 5“»‘99'3; ~*‘».‘333w,f;¥-fir ‘. Vas‘é‘héw 1 0416iist=1 rekto*' . . ' I Y II-I:il o4 4l 4k l A ° Ps#:? 11 •0' 1 • 1 0,. s : ;11tUD1 ' , 10,0111 P ' 4 amount of 6 co a grfOulengaged .manufacturesititl 'tratkiya'tiiiiiiitig, in the ,t , • - ; fi she rietrOlt all Ih A jpon.:o m eroe , and navigatioriiin:allA,iieriii o.6 4 'll4 'the learnedselon47,w - ft e lieilieir.fantilieti ilepptufinitsrit",;tiohlti qua ter h(O0r, pipulatibnili:it.s;9oo;ooPrOr:': f sonsfw,lia not prOflu,cors,, : tti(Uousit- 'titers :,of simie•f9 l ! s3. P 0t.* ) 400 'Prot . Ttio consume :bairelq‘;?i' flour; or-1.6P0;40U 6111311.01 s; more than ,they pro4oce:,whieli is abort 700;000 hfishels mote thin our Wire' ixport; Peen.,-Opera7,ian~tiisa.—l'lie York, confirmstße rfielattehoily; factof; the dealt of youfig Mr. Williaut .I.Vilsori*,. who was struckthyAightwing. near that borough . on Friday List. 'Mr. Matheti Pleeide, Who was near:him - at the time, w a s also severe. ly sfunai . learn." says the Gazette_t_that_th_Cligh - ning struck in several places in and near _our_ hornugh,but. we nL! hear:of, any . further serious d'antagO dime by it. The lightning on the samelevining struck into the.barn•olMr. Eichael Waters, of North Cotlorus towniiitip,.destroyihrfive heatl.of liTiln — cattle; - FitlK — alid — bitroing - the Vern to—ifie ground: We have a rumor,- apparently not-authentic, of several-deaths by' lightning in the neight?ochood of Hanover„*._ - '7 Irerr Driesbach, the Lion tamer and Tiger timer, teo.bi the Menagerie now at New York, appearance the cages en•Momlay evening', and TivOett his expeetaralaudienee with thd'' pithy eipirin diary' aPedeh: • the fii "Ladies and Gentleman—For the - ifirsi time, Lsni obliged. to ask a favor °rpm. for for: the'first.iiine; 1-efust - ask your: indult geoce,-for-the omission-of-=a• part of "my perforManie, namely, thai of My `'leaping tiger," who, inihe common course of pa- ture. take_eharge_of a_koung_ family horn yesterday. The mother, and young can be seen in the second cage farm Where I nnw stand: - .Withlont Permis sion, I tvill go tin.•,•wio. the rest of my-per formances as usttai." . These — it is said, are the first and only Tigers;over--littereit-to—ifm-ericai—and---the parents are Dreisbach's favorites. M the last account the4nother . and interesting ly were doing as well.as could be expected. Tt Wittier ;Care.—The American farmer says :—ln.almoet every direction within the - range . - of - the .wheat growing_ regions, the prospects of the wheat crop are favorable. Injuries in softie quarters have been susiiiined; in some instances by,:the worm, in others_ by the flY ,_ and drought, and in imars,lrent w but still, judging,from The various accounts, as rvo.,Entl them in.ourrxclitinge papers; we incline to the opinion that the crop will be a fair average one. In some parts of Vitginia, what is there called •the• - Mart Wheat, is so forward iri head, — as - toinelify - the - - anticipation of a auttelt iiiiier,hervest than this fact to append the remark—thet, in the earliness of this variety tbe - filrrners may find the earest-gueranty against the ;fuel, as,t s that peculiar •ctindition - of the atmosphere Atrhieh;.tit_slinter - Periad, 7 tiltiafs ,precedes and accompanies :the ,development of this _disease. Oxon tx Baltimore Pa(riot c aye, learn 'from a gentleman . whc; hoe just returned f'com the Wesiern portion 'of .th )9aigihaviag inmed,ihrough the; greatest lairtiatil'ofWashington Fred-' eriek;''sanifeterali-Painntieci 'that : the crops never. , lookeilltnior iramised a more of 'Wetlda , was e ' ryt gener a l i(thoao parts :, c. 211.acqiw. - 4At'tippeers that - aretie .j!ils' horrible iffeemse has at last2.4opclia.... *ii*ored ! Journal of commerce re.; di . a our 1;1 ilia -, tin)i'ar'eleetriei; ty... Thellatiall s wiia -a ,young,. woman itte:(llssamel4becOr#Ogitt , an 6y, cold, and fa‘iguct; xhe jaw, slipt,,:been closed Ant was aiplieclio both angleii- of the - jaiv; aail hadnot 4 - iiad€ hOfotcf ,Twts impor‘M'at dllcoveriek - re o - Bei (*lib laeltjuWt,o4, l 49ooo hat* 're- c . ijce 1 . . . " .:'liiiiiiiiil si s`l4( 7 -the ilcott Mile 'ionic= ; t hee or the T a t tei tt ptiti:are those which purify and bl.o.ol4#oo4 lll tte.,linowpto_bit_tunct... Ateot.ia theleAttalttiett.TraitAresneiiies as Awhile-. stg!tleotai'yoF Abell mar Tth)t'l,l,lnit iveperse. in: Vlactiliiieht•til•Weiesitorol.e"owiat , tihoped going opt. o ttfaallioar,ilt4'.;Versahlit'AetpitOetteisitt Itti reit utz wo 0 411 :: n i e ,fiir , I ,4j'Apto .41cipodoeth's ?Vegeta.- '' .l, AlniT.os4 9l k, Mlin...ninniAnk7lPPEnOntnsL" •„,1' ` , l4`olittolvq.' .'iOnn4 l. o ll :..an'ev.ol , ltati: o( :fil° ‘ 64 1 , "1" 1 0,ne n atiAiitte, .04.1itzthe) , ':ptiss jinn tt,ln.b weit VitourktmMil it should ` be - remea k hereiftnatily,• • , Aintyteoioietktisigypiti fr om the.„bioatr ishier , ' :,the cause q(4oavrtinatibitoi• gllfitesse.of:tiey.Vv!. `. ,. ...Ntithiaktlyetoter:to rid ding. tlio.lo,ool* " I :t *Pli ,( ;, o Yveiretithi.O'i 4o 4ibli*:°f 11.44400'.4011P1ft • 5 Y449.r,x6,rl4oe:preyoit,itet.i: AefejLl!) , :i.rul. . . pirikko l .good. - -,,,, ~', , ,`.1), , ! igikr''Witmonn"lVA6** 1 'A" 14 4 , , ` 4# 14 Y 101 r 0 ; 1 0, Poii .'7"."..! ',..47,174..,! 'T'7, - : '' '!'''': ''':':':7l:`:‘.''', _ „tisiltwijea': cipel*nlic,?6lisiiyii._.Poi',llo3ll broughCitii., for considerittiolt,duriitifTthis ; fst...:4„be • Quer4tn' qtreslion ivilt~ tie, hilibilit;up . by• way of; Meniorial front' stiie'rtilititiortin'lho_rayetu„tiille"Prietty. 1 , , • _ Thk,marriage question will come np ulinn sop,eal from'Mr. McQueen, as well„ as upon a 'repeit from icemmittee•appoint 7 talint,thit iubje'ck-bil a. fortneiaitiemblk.. Thd,7'l'he rem - CA . /at - adie' aeat.of the 1)elrd: o rit 9t i rt estto•ffli:tieibna, a meinoriar from the Synpd of Misiourf, , ariti.tikigOr three Piesbyteries'in•the West:' NM, !-Ath:;tite ettbject of Abolition • will be .41100Atpo_krite r porialean pe ons font • - • .11/feittrtict has been settled, even in 'D , •• • • 7, r , thepittce-wberitiit sprang up, fors - the New inark;:tiltdoitelt Society, by a nearly IL. nartinionsote;his=declaredr-tharit-isnot - m , pedieht •to'abergo ,the name of - oni country. iiieathe free'again,'iO4, many treubfed; will be quiet by the graciouti.iondesension of the savans of the NewAr s erk, filstoricat, „Society. Perhaps the adVerse de • •.Cla y'„ Adams, Chancellor Kent, Judge Story, and a few others, who are supposed to po's'sess some knowledge, had a littleweight4n-the- SocietYa deliberations,- and ailed to bring about the satisfaCtory result, but by t;;hak ever means produced, the tenor is removed, and we are still ” United States-ars." THE CitoPs.-.-'llesrops still , look very well. w ing to.r4lie . _ late- ltn4--freqtient changes of , weathei, k (froni• - y:gaiin to_ cold andlioin t-emperaie not 'grown vviili that degree• of 'rapidity it would, had the weather 'een nnotlernie.— itiesertion-it "country tire sent the moat cheeriugproipeet,and bid fair to amply repay the toil of the husband=; -man:--Fruit:fieea k -teoipromise-fuir - toyield ititisciotts-abuntlanee, . L. JC)VIINETMEN.—There is_ a general law or custom in Germany, that apprentices, after . _the. expiation of their service: . shall trayel two years before prOsccitting their _trade= •as master'workmen. llenee the etymology of the worillfetirnev-mon. Luczn—A western editor says i "A.voi lpnt gale has just pak qver tis and . dee.t.p4- ed nebrly one balf.of..our beautiful village.. °lid turned igreat number, of-o 4 ur itthabitan'ts epmerties'nnd houseleaa:into...tlie:sereets many of thp-oldwarretaLtpereflledfio.ktif location by people with their gable ends out." -- _ - For the Hei4 - thi and FAfieitor and Militia fines. EDITOR Inge; spiieiraneer - ori . large ntanber of boys, evidently the el years or age, in the ranks of fthe respective companies, have naturllly suggeited 'whether mihors are subject to militia fines, 'and especially ir unable to• pity whether they are liable to imprisonment. My opiniom, And its with much inedesty that I offer it. is that a militia fine may he levied upon a minor by distress and sale of *aortal property, but if he be withont properti, be cannot be 'imprisoned' to en force its collection. By the - 9th, section of the act of the 25th of April 1844 it is provided that county treasurers. &rail enforce . the, colleciioo 6f militia fins, as in. the case,of the et;llee- ion of titate,tolifcounty section of the act of the 15th . (4 April 1834, " relating to county rates and " declares That, 1 any person shall neglect or refuse lo'reitite- payment Of, the amount due by beAltellitty of the collector tplely,'such:amo - tint by distress and sale of the gooks and chattels, of. such delinquent, and in nag) goods and chattels sufficient to satisfy the same cannot be found,- such collectoreliall be atithCrized 113 take tto convey Itimto the jail of the ()roper county, there. to rerriiith7rmtil'llte-emount-of_stiaL taitegether with the costs shall be paid or -seciured--to-bepaiillzor=until—lie-shall—be otheratie-o-discharged by due course of law. But in the '4sth section of the same act ii ititrQvided.."That notiting..kerein contain , d shall' IlUtl!oriztk . the arrest:lnd .iittprison ntent; 'for non ipayrpetit .Of any - tax, of any female, or! PV'anti or.person found by in. quisitee to be of uosoand initd.7, .. , .-, 1, :. This, as -it appesrsAo , myPppreliension; erttleS,:the;vietitioP,' ' Willitia faiie6 are to his. collecied,ir the,Satne, manner With 'Stile and boUnik Taiee. • , Art iiitittit that-:is,' a, r ir p_erau tider twentvlatta.eattn i pt 4 impsts• atiell , o'r, thelatteroit&as, the., collection of bpth is too liefeforSed ' itt The same-way, he: 'cattribViii iinjirisoped.fornott,:f aratenrpt ,ilitt tic: iti,iir.i ~' :. - ~...-., '.:,---• . , =I ! ,- ;sPittiT !IV! Ilwrxkonler ../Powysttiqies.!--The, New York Ainitial . Coeferenoi4thi.MettioAist •P,oo9,cittit'V4lfrc!):t.P in The Con-' ferer l °fi! ' ver y large nnlf geul y all i!l * Ineni.bek'scol9,os,oPoP piesidcm, afefaie'd‘ini,Dieliop Junes. . ~,, ‘ , 31eittrC4.13' in' foie 801 - 27 arjrt:-4iiiii:Stiti;LAritht . ' tiirgitri;:to:o6'Ytr rotors .patinn of !iiirtid,li — ttr,ri r - i. 'toe 'Oliiii:',iciiiiiio.*holopilp..mentiii we hive sold,' ,olocel'.liiit:potobork.gighti4yralithottiti',Atliliailt iinti'lititi„OltertijiiiVontlottreiit'j.Pritpirttroti,af thorit Aopoituotot the. - ,0,0 0 it0;0tre,cti. 4. 4 , ;,af....',i'......f . ~ .::;,..,•. :4f SoVottif,itrip.ftasit'Ciooi . ..itt liiiii*iiktnity,',*hitAt outrie' , 4,ititior our tiersohitt.4ooloB4;:hotot, been, tiiiisd/imheitt other zeinodyfiehtiFf,hpiiiil4l9o Tor: 'yeti's *ithiliit - i!tihif; - - '. t. : , .i.' , 41; f a 1 , 4 ',..t.';'..••` . :'•:!`::._'' ,:_,.: t.r.,lo . 4cit' ire, think it : one 'O;r:ihti'litio„t4idiiiitoln. tiiiioi ol ,Aoi; ".oi)editi lo o , lortlicittottlititid 411 ' other "ISn.lilitinti for whititt;At . :ll)o6oo6iddik aiid 'do; t hit& thitt; Alio. .otiffitiiiijetirlheofiltittitt diinttiiitl ,: o4 44; ',o)oloiiiii4p4..itenotid:Cii 3 Olii , ' :,140,,504ni . -'7A •;,*.1,i10_40.k05iitit: , 21.4.;‘,.; ; ::: , :: :; ; ,, 0 .- ., ...., ; - 4 ,..: 4.i • f '' ) •I' f 4 4 lit,Mti , .00,Re 10111 . 60 , 1* , ,a , 4'0;.c, 444, „„.:,::„...,..„,,,,,•„,„,,,;,„:„,,,,,,„:„.„,„:„.,„:„....,,,,:,...,,,,,,„.,,i,.. Jri. , 14V,P0tf4";+.1.41.1 ,1,3 tema ' tiA •i. st 0 6 ii!. 1 ";i, ) # l6l6 *titiitl article ,OR to, have be en very limited ;; hiit'~reggla " rysi;4; 6(l_from :store, and .164;32k . ..fr0rn cake to dielersoneidifable: - trinsactioniltave taken place in latosOlieltannWilllie • • Wheat -Whiah.hitiebi'en.chietly from Penn limtted, oml:without - any variation 'price: the both.. qe all if or. red :not br r Bing over 100: kind. inferlor tclood' 16ts froiti 86Ao -97 cents, hit . of teleittA bla fait - 'wits' - sold at' el 10' per , ' bushel. Rye irtay . liA:quoted 09 to 60 . aerate : , Whiter born'hassold at .37 to 36,aid .9E 4104 ' 40 % 'to 411ceiitif. — Oata_srelimited demand at 24 a 25 cents. ,Cloviw - Seed itr,without a settled price, except where speculators are disposed to operate, with them it can find purchasers; for:prlrne free quality, at .$4, but-sorne,holderarrefuse,tOtiell=under44.ol - bUshel: 'VALUABLE 0 W - ::W111 - 4 S • • :,:FOR SALE '• • By virtucofilie;powcre :. und abibority cOritain! ed. in:ihe lost will andtestament of M chiral Egc, decd. I will offer at public gale on SATURDAY. the 19th do o -4 • o • . . , Ca' rlislO - iron Works Situated on tile, :Yellow Breeches, .Creelt: 4 1.2 miles cast of. durlislo Pa. The celiac! con. .-::,'ldtati of a firet 'rota - - FOII.4'AND -FURNACE, ' - With 'Ton Thousand Acres of Land. A new_IhI•ERCIIANT 'MILL With, four run of stones, finished on the most approv'ed plan. A• bent 600 acres of the land are Bleared and highly. etrltivatetkimving - thercoWerocted THREE ARGE BANKI3ARIIS god necessary • Tenant Houses. -; The Werke are propelled by the Yellow Breeett-- es Creek ,and the Builing - Epring, which neither. foil nor frettrth There are upon the preMities all .the-necestmry-workinens houses ; coal- houses;eu r power artiratnith shops, and stabling hnili of-tne most-aubstaftti.tl-ntriterials.--=The-ore-or the hest quality and inexhaustible, is Within 2 miles of the Furnace.-- There is perhaps no Iron Works in Pennsylvania it'hielt possesses superior odium tages. and - offers greater inducements to•the - in 'vestment of capital. The.yvater power ie so great that it might be extended to any other manufae= turirig purpose. Any onedeairous elprocitring in formationfelative.to the LWOW property can do so by-addressing, or calling on Prier F. Ege,Esq , I at Carlisle Pa. • - Mil le grass 'Finns nude known on the day or BaOl; Luneastsr Union. Insert until day - of sole . .and send .bill to this offion GOL WATCHES.:STO LE rit. .$5O. -11.111Willap. :Tsf above reward will be given by the soliscri- - ber - fdrtil7. - 1. vectfrefrof-Tvinbrif-Pittigfi'Mvenr itp stolen from die.Civitnnuzr school tind EMsLllickf-1 inson Collegeon the niolilsof the .sth and sth of May. • . . one token .fenrn the Gnimmar school was or TObitts, thick, heavy and large, the face was Of - gold - with - a tvVeatinit'llo_werniirottlitr it. It Lad a second band, and the hone hand was a little too slow, it opened on the fr lilt mid hack mid when closed the edge was c i nniposed 4 three rillges, on the hack it had the letters., .1. W . C. pretty deeply 1 Nip-lived. It had a chain attached mit broken it' se.VVltiLitb:MisaniitLed_tKilli.iliretid_whicli..passed ° several times through a piece el 111131510 e gold deep ly carved.. l'he one taken from the College was make by B. B,.. cs t e y r Liverpo o l, NMI 111111)6i•eel va mat:t Noma other persons throttghrittt the United States are particularly reftnested to keep a I 10k MA fin' thh),Se Wnichles ; and 111,(iii the return o f either a rev aril of twenty-five dollars will he given B. q' Gen, Treaalr. oe Int-kite:on College United. States Gattflte; Philadelphia, nad Patriot, Baltimore, each copy o. the amount of $.2; send papers to and charge this office. Please cAll the attention of vont. read ,rs to it. -Carlisle, May 14, 1815. the .question it E 'Subscriber !.::.eris ennstantly on di hand °rills own manufacture or importation a hrge assortment of Gold and Silver Lever S and other %polies, Gilt and Ebony Clucks; Gold Taw dry, STlVeriPlated Casturs,.Watters, Silver, Plain, and Threaded Forks and Spoons, large and small Musical Boxes; also, Diamond Pointed gold Pena' of the bust, manufacture, together with u general variety Wittohnipkers' tools, Files . . riots. Orders from theenuntry ere - solicited, with OR ansuriincWiliat every pains sifill - hp falten to give .satisfactiim,wludesula-or:retuil..— • fill . i .u.x.v jcist received ; alot'ot Prouly & A. Mcaii' celeln'atteil 'aentre'(lraught • ' c . --:-7----Self.-BliaiietilliertOUGNS,. .. ;_.. which I will sett at Piiiladelplila — pitivtlit- Adilltion.otile_freight.,_ - _____ . . , • WNI.• D. • MAJRRAY. . - April SO. . ...-:- - ~ • , - - _ .____ A meeting of the-Exaiutive Committee—Pod at. gents of the Allen and East'llenusbor'Ough Mutual Fire . Insursnee.„Compauy CuMberland .Countr. will beheld tth David ...Sinoffer's,'SjoeperdstotsU;'en Saturday the lilt of June,l4'4o o'eleeki A,'.M.'— Puectual:attendancels requii•ed. I: ." : • By oideicAille'Board • ... - • ' • - ~ L;IIYEIL, - • 4 • ; • • 5 • .. • . • •' persons are-hereby notified dist •the Trust seeOunt 0f... Miehiel .Heorer. essipiee of • Godfiried : ..Hist; Of ''.ll , leelnuileshurecutitherisnd.Countyiurr- , Iler. .7o deed of , siduntaty.asstgnment for the: benefit Of creditors, wea this der presented :to the 'Court or -.oo'mmon.-Pless:of Seilleounty, HMI filedi'eud thnt the "laid-LCourt tuts n i piolt4ed dm first-tiny oldie:101g. • tpit T.erni'.im*t, for , itS itthissOnoe- and-that ' the Slime . 'Ailti•thenlM ky:.:she,gotirt; enleis 'Catisse IM4fiowo - '*hy - Ssud . smenttots Should mit:: heellOw . ed.- s . :-- • - THOS : CRISIVE:LL,.PrO'y • - • ALL persons are hereby • uotified s tlint theitrust account ..of ,4laroh.Stelly,,asSignee bilt.ofAllen`ToynaltipOurabeiltinil Ciiintty, tinder • al, dealt or.: voluntary asslipi for: beliOnt 'Creditors.• ivosAhts dav -presented to. the . ,Court ot' Ceimnion' Pleas ofraid 'county and filed;aoihat;the Itl- Court has a i ofuled•tho ••rit-•( • • ..'l.'Aultist: " - S,P,„IegIYUANDTAPAAA IOOI 4 I4 .c4; CANDVES;juiit'ie4kiid.tiliOr s . ^.l, , ‘SfieOpßektr*W4ql 4 * Mtly:7:;184&0'; A. hi.,tadimur * To, "" ll "' ll : lll _ . : ~,,.., _ ~,,,, ii -.. 6, i• a; ~ Iwl.-17'" etitrfor:. It 341AfabgreY. ;kilt 16 0 041 '- tr''.sl#ll4,l,fl r S:'` , i.`"•:: ' ,' ,! 34- ~„, ~, ,A 1, 4 - i.„i ii i , 0, ,1...?` :.'!.iffAi ~, 4,li„lllikes )1'005nr,!"41,11, ,!.,,,,,ft t 0 -`,.-, si` '„4 orektir! J`l,4- ''' ' - ‘liii* il .1011111p-1 Jk7,046j46118017 ' .7 ~..,A.N;;J Two .'7w .. ' --1, e • 0 ; . EGE, Executrix of Michael Ego, dcc'd May. 140845:. • • a t Ches, welt' y, &c ' ' JOHN C. FARR No: 112, Cliesnut Sttcct, Philadelphia. May, 7, 1845. , ' . , 1tA.14,2 1 1V_1-nsAill ri 0 T I C' E 'OTICE. Term ne a t to r . ten °women and Abet ii4l; Inimil? will then berelloir - ed,b)o Abe: Cenrtnnleappense be-shown., whteald Itoominhvehenld.not be ellnluad'C, TILOS:CUISWEL4Preo I f*:: - 71clailf - 111iS. , • ' = 1111M91111112 ' ' - SI - '..iis':Aito!ffileiffsilitteVi; .T0' 2 04 . . 111 the • ' - rretitits tkandott-.cino-Adinbure,diaobs:or. "the, 'of. Catabridgt.otirt - t;' , t;;;-(1';' foratisrly.riOfeisornr. fietural Thilesophy in 'the University • n° •-' • • . Leaden, drc., Sex., . •,• • Tire ~ P ehlishers- announee , tliatEatELininvirn . having ; closed.-hic.piofessional'lrinr4ii' lecturer iii,this•cinintry,they!lniVirsvilledlthent". 4. • Ji`clired Of the titiperttnitty,nEinditeleg Neff XV -ti. , -COMpliate‘end.lli e - ditionlf•hie popibir-LecXures - mOildienie:7;;The: getteritiliterest :whlcli these discourse, have ex cited Air' therlatitfoir:yeare throughont-tlie;Enien; nut6lfsittidl4,the continued assemblaged audi encelizA:nitpretaedented numbere' and , reipecM btittzoir every.parCbf the :eotintry, from Boston tei.Ni4thithitfet,enkfriim NewYork'to St. Louis, -rffordAlie.peldbdtere_good grounds for the assn. ' • nance,..that theymill tints present:to the Ainericen• Public an accePtabli/Offpring . and *most useful '" manual 6`egeneral fo rmau op . They vvill,altto afford that largo'cless of perseris who have alten. ded these.courses an .. .agreeable means of review,. ing the lmpressions'from which they have - derived already sn much pleasure and"profit. --- , -------The4ollowing-As , a—list--ofiubjeets'Avhichyrill be embraced in those Lectures The:Solar System ; The, Tiicory of Gravitation r The Moen, (two lectures ;)' The Sun .;, The Pla. note The Plurality. of Worlds; The Comets; • (tWo - lecturee • ' The Existence 'end Attributes of Ginibtiduced from.the Laws of Nature ; Popular Fallectits : Light; Sound ; 'Heat; Electricity ; (tWo lectores';• The Power of Steam ' • The Steam Engine ; Preeent State end Prospects of. Stcpm.Ntivigatiorrin the. United States and Groat Brttain •, Railways ; Galvanism, (two lectures ;) The Stellar UdiVerse ,'Combustion and Artificial ' • • et_AttruMPlter , .. Magnetic Telegraphs ; The Alliance 0/Science . and Ari,`•&c.,Co:', &c.' No expense will be spared to render this work usefid andmilrac,tive., Wood engravings illustra. • Ming the kit •villrbe copiously supplied. Elie work" will be printed on new type, In the octavo form, and will - be ptiblished in parts of numbers, at twenty-five cents each, and will ho completed in about tan or twelve numbers. The first num. -barwillicipear-abopt-the-lst-of May.next. Agents GREELY & McELRATII.- USEFUL WORKS FOR THE PEOPLE. Tite Pullisbers haviiigTiastdheir entire stock— Rooks,Plates and Engravings—of their Series of Useul Bunks for the People," by a late calami tous fire i liave commenced the publientinn ofa ridiv Series, the first ordek of which is the work on astronomy by An.amfancl LA 11 D,.gEfl. 'Pro bably-no worklias ever- appeared nn the sublime valence of astronomy, combining the mine amount of-accurate spicntifie_infermation,,_wi tit sn much that is pleasing and entertaining to all'elasses of readers. • It is •designed to fe/low up ibis publication - by others of d like useful and interesting character, and although eacW uno in this dew series will bo complete in itself,'and • entirely • independent clf each other, yet they_,,vvill- all be printed on tlitil 'same sized 'page, in order Zlist- The. series may be bound up together, The uniforM • price of cook will be 25 cents: - . • _ • PRE,FILY New York , gar 413,31345., Tribune Bo)laings • Six cents 're vvird; . • • • - num t x way from the stillsettheri•oS l ding in Man roe township. -Cumberland Co:, em SUlllillY - 11; gilt ElClll'AblthiliGKll - oitt indented - flp pcetitice to the Tailoring buSinots. Said -buy is a bout 18 "ears of sac, has dark hair, liagl onwfiep , he went away a gm' frock" dint and gray paitts, tab-. Vertritsrifial blank fur bat. All persons are fitltid-liarthrritig-or-trustitiksaid-boy-on-my an 'count, • May r• 1845, TOlThrEe_ DIUPO — NTS 'l"4lll4'oElft. JUST received and for folic r at the Drug; Store of Sltvenson Mahaffey. May '7,1845„ CAEID CASES AND PURSES, Shell Card moan. ted Purses, j 115( received and for sale IA the Drug Store of Stevenson April SO. • VERITIIIFUGE. kIINESTOGK'S Celebrated Verrnifuge, for r sale AS‘,ers & laverstick. March 19, IDE'S INDELLIBLE INK, nn article that we can warrant, just receive 1 and for sale by ,Stdenson §• Mahaffey. • iilay 7, 1 815. Lard tamp Globes and Chita fay7*. of a handsome quality just reeeived„rind for sal ut the Drug store of Stevenson 4. illizhojev. • May 7, 1845. , ItlOatey Wanted on Loan. . 14M - 1111 - Commissioners of Cumiferland epunty •• saq - wirt. tO:borrOw a . lum or sums of 'money tint tioeedieg-Twenty.fivo — thousund dollars, inierear payed& Itulfygarly, for Period.," of two, three, four nod five yhars, for which purpose they will re ecirn thu application of individuple or companies for thu wbole or any part Of the said loon until the Bath May tinge:we, at their:oflice in'Carliale. Alma on = . the first of.Ootobet next, ' • • .1 . By order of Ole Board. IFt IN, Clerk. 1 , Con mis bine ,e • Carliele Toth Miy 1845. - !Ai-OW/ICE. . . Letters testomenter , y, on the - estate or John Ilitncr doto-of Allen township 'deemscid, hove been granted to the 'nabs:44lle* 'AI I perioiisknowing theinselees indebted 'to tiiiM .thitoto will . make payment, and thoie hacink elating, present. tlfenr . duly authentica ted for Oitaletniror ME OEM .. . . •'' . . , ~. wACcm.roargAl:E. • . , . , . ... , THE subseriber Offers far eaten new one 'horse 1 York' liskopowitiaeliptie,spriult i s. It will be mid low lor ' ca*L. .- .. ....p.',. -r7.,::,..-Ivi-BotEGIII.E11:, 6.111114 t Poison ; etteitirtd effectual retpedy,for the eitertpinittlott of thereuntthal, jest rticeiv,ed,'tiott ?Or kite. by; , -..iSteygnioit':47,lfitheitt!fi4" • atilt.l'momairai,,,aativall4,aairteatriatie a certain cure.' The -Drug Stor,a of May. 7,18414 :5'A °• " • Vijesi,9lFonitsw— eiflut--cd-soft-builet Ar404.1111:4110,-.40.11-,kti*ni-eti4ot••! • 71:145,-;' • 3111$T,,re•ca wed aaiTor, aittf i lvilMon -t „ - y;,, 1845. 161(4)4 . 1 : 11,1 4 14 !E! , !4, idiohres. • ',mg-v. A •• * ., '...: - /,.otAiiiltik , _eufe.Alajt : r0'_.•._.,.._ .1 x, .. .. . ~ • :..i, P .i.:, .. i, r ..nt.-. , - ; :',..r4„ik, , ?+, -,,, v . ,, , ,,t,',A i , ;, , ~.- ' ". , 1, ~li i ., ' 4:lloo;q;l##,,Orloio.loVii4tlClViiskltAkSlt',,klyirl,iil.r.4iMtrO4.srrOV—,,, ~ *;,4 * f t - . . ,-, `7 6 lRAkP'i* ,v tftik, • .-. ~ . , . ) .. t .. • 1 t ~; 3^-r5.,', , ;;r7, ' it', 7 1?,...'1;:;;;, 0 c :f,(?41;t 4 i;,: - .'.. -. ;'!; i 4. y' ~, '•'''..:;12..:' , .'- -' •$ ' 4afip. Bitner, Henry Bitner.- Mathias. Bitner.• ,3 `~ .fnyy `~n.
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