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WEDNESDAY,.:IIIA,Y I I3) 1846
F , („Canal Commissioner.
.S.IMESI,I POWER,
41 0 0;q1ECCER COUNTY
that ~ the
Committee in the 13ouse witre ex
pected le report a bill Monday .morning, au
thorizing the 'President to accept of 50,000
Ai' el:lateens, and appropriating $10,000,000 for
*Notice operations against Mexico.
4,atiqt . froyn Washington.—We learn from
tette Baltimore . Arneircan of yesterday, ; that
*lbe`Wimbill mentioned 'above .wits•intrOdu
rod and praised
.both Houses promptly—in
the House by' a. vote of 174 to 14. ThePres- : -
Went is titan authorized to enlarge the Navy,
by completing uhAnivLrd vessels ; um/thus
'Mg steamboats, &c. The 'llusident•aent it Ht i
iletigthy 'Messugh, tutting that 'War actually
existacand recommending prompt meesureii.
"The' President is censured by- many of itiy
T roltiesl friends for ordering the Army from
, Cm-pus Christi to the Rio (hairdo. Genet al
Soot it RPPalls was not CODSUltell. There in
so later' intelligence . from the Army. liut,,p g is
fhoped'G'en. Taylor may •be able to au - kalif'
himself until the, re-inforeenrente Jtutn leou
whine roach him. ' • .
(& The 'foreign T 3 by 'the Stenm Pr
--fiteßlajg- wjp) . eicutnd.en_ tuusthrt: ge.
'-' . e.t.•We-areAkodebted-to-ihe Philadelohiti
-loquirer;ptd . the Baltimore Sun, for Extras.
-oontainirig the ziewe,..ffoto the Artn3—our
'batiks to them.
jTlid mesentntion of a Bible by - the
ladies •of Clittri?itovviv and vicinity, to thu
Boiling Springs Diviijuli of the Sons of Tem
perance, will take place i,. Village on
ii.atu May, the 16111 itist *at 10 o'clock, A. Al
with appropriate ceremonies. The plibfic is
to iced to be present.
• ME WAR WITA givo all ti,e
h3lligenee which hta been received during
the fast week, from The Army, showing the
-succession of circumstances wliu•h has led
to a mortif)ing disaster to our troops, and
whieh in all Piobability Will bring about a
general engagement between the two armies.
Further 110W8 iileeked 'Mr with great amx
osty, and it is to be hoped ‘t ill be mote fa..
vorithle. • • .
The natural effect of this intelligence ig to
waken the indignation of-ther country against
our National Ailministiation. -Strong as intuit
be -thi dr sire of every American patriot, says
the U. S. Gazette; that General Taylor riM3-
'iree'llimself from the snare in which lie It
placed, equally strong. must bo the incligna
lion-of-the pWople, that- lie-should-have been
placed to that position ; that a weak, imbe
cile administration, should have" been so
destitute of all foresight, of coital - ion raigacity
as to place a handlel of soldiers, and a hew
gallant officers, where nothing but supine
imbecility, and greater want of common sense
• on the part of the directors of the enemy's
forces, could save the United States froni
their present situation, so disgraceful to the
administration that ordered them there.
It is known^that the country between the
Notices. and The Rio Grande is dispured testi
, ory, even by those who. admit the indepem
dence of Texas. It is alsoaplaeo into which
it was madness to send such a repMsCiitation
of an army as General Taylor commanded
.0f- non. Andrew Stewart's late speech
on the Tariff is commenced on our first
page. We have divided it, very reluctantly, :
in order to present. the usual variety of M
cellaneous reading on that page. We elle-
ded.some time since to Mr. Stewart's happy
neulty of illustrating the practicar operations
of - the protective - sry-stanr. -- The - speecinnm
published confirms our remarks. 11 is no
elahotate fine-spun theoretical argument, but
brings the subject home to the commonest
noinpreherisiont - otlie farmer in Ids-bon - ie . -
stead—to the manufacturer among his looms.
—to the:mechanic on his bench; and to eve
ry class of the. community who partake in
,any degreerettibldvautrigua of protection to
Rome Industry. 1311 e speech will ho toad
!ituith pleasure by all.
THs."NisTica",.(3lvErt.:—Letterslrom NVash
-- ington, says the Philadelphia Inquirer, state
7fhaf Mi.Buchanin, by dkreetion of the Presi
dent, seal despatches by thesteurner which
sailed horn Boston on the first instant, ad-
dressed to Mr. McLane, in London, direct
ing him to give Lord Aberdeen theyear';
notiee'prOviding for tho termination of the
• .on,toccapation of the Oregon Territory: . M.
, 'O uchtinpri has also given official information
4,tliii'faCthi Mr. Packenham. • •
' `'7s Tim Govpiptoit a.DusroT?—The limns
.,..i.hti#4,l.lnion. mid the lutelligencer both give
itai their opiiintrticarbovertior-Shunk-will
} .:withhold the Letters. Patent from The Pittsburg
'''• ; ,tinii' c'ornielsV)ll9 - Raitrottil ' - .Comparii , , undo!'
11.4ifiniy. ensoreq;4ll) - e - ii - itlioi - is then
tiintintny,toTesteoil its road to the blarydariti.
^- - Mine.' It4iiitlitihtkirtstrattge itfoceeding in.'-
fil. . ~ • •fn, •,
e4t4 , - ifu..tititt7?Goveor' should be the . Ant
.vioWr of , a 184 Tilde} ho himself hid aitpro•
~veti l ,lind ; . signed 1 . Is the Governor 1111 411-
~l iierati- --4':' l 7--;• '- --- ' '.‘ . . '• - • ', • - '..
, ;:EPIOCOPAL COI4I , ,ENTION:-..rbe , sixty...sceon t j
' sennutil'f.:oriventiowoilho frOtestant Episco
ttgrch in *Piiini t yl Ni4ll:n)eet-' 'St
1404r ' s ' Chulthr P l i nigCWP/ilay9n Tliesaftyl•
,:ither.Jells j • - •
1- ;:',,Oir:;Mtniinti - fit4titittntlio advettise.
' 1 , 1 0 4 ' 1 4.- I Piarsilali----Irnt-metehtightnent
_ - 'iq''pher of the Ittrgeet end
;`` "
;'•sr4r" . 'Weiro .authOtilzeti. to tionnee 'that
lUts beeO
9 ¥n CoL . 'l! l (4)l,o 4 ti,
svottOlyOtiitel
ostogiiiioat,no3i.r ,
eetreiVp have,the pleasure of preannung
.-dFq-Sh, ol ,4 l ,c,iddt4e -No. la
all 'af
If we understand the wishes of the pi:4le
of Philadelphia, they simply desire a Cail
road eettitii nu kMtion to the \Vest wholly con
fined withiir•Pennsylvfinin. and terminating .
at Piestairg. Why then slionkl they adhere
with 'such c!bstinate Peititercity to the; ittn-.
ptlaciiceble plitject of the' Central., %little ?
The Soothed' route will give therm every
thing they desire, and this we-think must
in man i lest to all who will exan'tine file suii
', ject cooly and' slispas4ionately. lly the ex
tension of the Cumberland Valley rail read
to the point in Iceilford &otinly wliet , U-tho-13,11-
; itilox aria Ohio tail load proposes to CIORS
!Ile I eiIIISS 1 . /Wild 11116 tfr ttEros, - tonsion to
l'itrAto,..r9T - Philarielphia-lnay_seeure_Aiersell
TI complete and perfect rail road comment
' cation to the NVi,t ; eve' y mile of which sltaill
;be within the bonlers of Potint , )hvanitt, and
which shall he wholly under the 'control of
!our Sully- Leiridaturia.._, This extunsiuiLis_uttr
i tirely practiotible mid may he ritailo,rit tot CN
-110+14,,e tt inch shall to, retail, stir thintiliocost
+ ,, f Central Hotta. s it will irisure to Phila.
delpi,l:t •tt vast increase AA trade foul, the ,
I.now.ui l ,l,, , v,,joitcil te,o u rec .c) 1_ ut irSi , It lik Av e c .-
i tern Nullities, It tt ill giro her Ure - f - lf - iirdrau,
_,, iiaga_a ver ihilti r oi t•o - 1, , - seri - trim! tlmz_gm,
Irmh• ta the ‘Ve,t. It will pre% cid tit(
thieatened ter mi. - ninon of the B. & (Alt:Bozo - I
at a point helou• J'utsburg. enrl thun pun e
not only the ealvation co that city of
PoniuTh aunt. We might •emunerate othe r
advuutagelcl - alf:The.,e ote..)a. to he,,pufruleut
to seellltt au earnest consideration of the
claims of the Southern mule,
- -
It lei idle to say that the B: fi O. Baiad,has
I - now gone as far as vt can The wealth and
enterprbo of that coottpatkv ape Ha
dent to posh their mad on to the Ohio. and
Ph leans, on broken seed iu sup..
; posing oilier Ni by klien bhouid
delplna persist au -her obstinate
. ..ielvvicac.;ol
'the Conical route? *Every. clear eonsideitt
nun of pulie . ,,y .... —justice to the soutli-v ei-tetn
counties of Peinsyharna--,-all call loudly
- upon her to abando , i a scheme so Qui
epeat let Philadelphia give wa3•--4.1 the
neutral road and the ConneLt ille road bolt
be siren up at once; and the tinned wealth.
energy and 'whit of Philudeilphta anti Pitts
burg both be thrown into the prosecution of
the Souther n EXtellbiolll Toad, and Peiric.tl
vania with her two twat 'and growing eitie.s.
will be placed above all euuce.,sful rivalry ;
forever.
. 11 Tolt - Ngm,vs. minckAy. = bur tmvps :
inan„ 'E. L. WALKER,. is now -exhibiting
hip new Harmonic Attachment to the
and gi'vini; a sel ies of concerts * , in the Eastern
eitics. Regarding. as we (le, any distinct on
which 111:T3 '. ha aChb , Ved by one of nut
ribrnatl : as 111:11101: of piide anir gratific
cation to his triend§ at - horlic, we feel: great
pleasure in preseming the testeneinials of
\l r. Walker's triumphaiit snceessr
have met our eve in Ilat_loston and
Lurk papers. We Lave lielore us a file of
these papers from which we might
perfor
mances;
numerous rimier's of „Mr. Walker's pe.rfor
=twos, if itur . spaeo permitted. As it is we
must contoirf ourselves . 1,1101 the Subjuintd
cianniunicrairni from the Alirror ; which bear's
the initials of Mrs. Lydia Maria Child, a lady
of high literaij• reputation, anc,l
tiaguished for' critical actunen and flue urn
sical taste.
EDWARD l'.. WALK ce, TNN't.:NTOII or TN r. !TA RMON..
le ATTAciI.MNT.--Ilave you heard ille• Idaho, With
Ale. ,Waiket•N new inVention, called the Bari 11111 l iv At
tachment 1 Never did I hear sill 011 e tipirillial b ens .
ly of conc. elemii frinnibe Vlldia. In - a inaster'e hand.
The shadings are An del Wale 'Ann finely pencilled flow
er, an ethereal ns.l he fragrance in' the primrose breath
oil on the evening air. The Merl tones ilOal like spir
its, and glide Into such °Mel' with a liquid grave, like
globules of quicksilver. And like instrutionit can pro
duce elects of great tam or as well his ben tity ; far ite
clear ringing vibrations rile aboVe eneil Other in full
nwell. like a choir of :mending angels. , .
1 ~The pin no le 'not ti f.tyrite lostrnment with rite; and
I nervy thought to be an excited by it. hut this Plano
of Mr. \Volkero hi' as unlike others, as Undina whit a
nnul to ilndine without II soul. Like. all argot toren
nobs:this seems n simple one aim It is known. Me
tallic fingers, covered with Vulcanized India Rubber,
arit.mi
oyed by a pedal. and ghtly touch the strings so
as to produce Inithoinie I/Bunt/MIN. ' '
Mr. Walker is a young man from Pennsylvenla;
who has Air genre been dernted to of with that en
ergetic enthusiasm whielihuhie up elf obstacles before
It as Annie : consumes tow. .110 ins. lately been In Eu
,
rope; where hil - itivaritlidi e4ClOnl"•very great interest.
A merely inecitaniclil performer could produott•delight
foLeffects on Ms singularly perfect instrument, . ' mit
..X . r...Walker-is-fur-muireAlunr.thut—illitexectitlnit Is
britilancarid:remaritrildiFfiffzilistinetnesit -at ontoicil-..
Voir.. 'But though hle;fiti4ers urn nnt , wing9d; they are
evidently Mete_lightpling-rudelo.C.O.trdnellt pouL Atli of
'llia. IN has .composed 'a Fnittesin enoille.Alertilalißil
'elettelwaheron;-wiichis.frillmtsidiantlifer And-ble-.
Itimpro:depJflrenditlles;or the Flight of the Swallows,
circles - through tbs. air rit,h,d,.:wlnged:grocii,like,the
'hlrdriltrettrekeinfilr--. .7 '. . •
....' . lMi.W.filker promised to give It' inncett :In 'thie 'city
.nest exhibit; the piano ;to, perfected by,itis•iti-
VolitiOni. 1.14 is a etteniter, in me, and I writeto.yen,.
front a siimple lin pulse' ef-alellght.' end a WINIt ilinVolh-.
etc should be delighted Disco' r. ' i• •' „ , Ji. lg. Cr..'
•' ' • - -
Of - the ,sueoesri.•of . 111 r.. Witlker'a ' botitirt ,
,
aptieiliateil ill Alio obov. % c tie lave tit o follevfr
ing notice an,;the last-N: N. National - . Pr.esi,
.editi c i bp,cen: Geo.P,Alorris. It is Oulogiiiic - :
-1 - 0 0 1 0 1 tast , iktrefOtWa4rtis:441Vrt17
4 0 t. , 91,ra i i#,,OktItit000n t lip Ito Me9er flit, ;exc.
.traor toorttGerroonl ontst._l_lt_is,sullotneth.
, r I ponymorris y stniiiiiih•Piiii , o f Mt ' 'Oth, ' • '
, 4iris'oit..,- e. nitislonl - eventiv.af S i i i . i,i,,,kik. iii ,,,,
been the re-appearan ce " Ph! "i"*lhtlVOE'graeted w lib .
intiumiiiitry7.4. exoncert given ,hy thir:.:l,l,lolltrlela and
;which Wail faillfeli:"aticceSiifnliand' the'quithittiliante,
'fif htri.liVialkiriiiiihoss concert ttink"pliitiodtllk,Fah.:
ernacltt.'on`.;Trisiday.evaning'i:.4..few 'lltpnlhetatiti.ii,
Own couitutgvp,berto .ripthlng.fer, Us; in , iuve deslear.
'after t r ittoli4eldr•walitat‘'''.:POW!.'tive'ralttit.bitlY.itt i.
.kkndillii., • kitteAiritatlniAlayetittnztitefrpthlty
•l4lrOtibrll , V•lttadriitiffitalliklindiriseriwillit*:oll;;;
put altd.citraordinary, German; -i ~,, ,i.:.. ~.,, :. 1 r
r ., ,, ,
,;.:IYO, oarinot-, °Oat ~aftor,:ettcl*-iteatimoitials
•;that,rldr:-Miakeeei.sticit els ;11:tq:t l icii,4py.
.. e.
MOO. jtria:tritirripftiOtt'r '','''.''.. , '':- ~ ..' , ,, ;'^, . .14
'Qt,?.l . ''' :''..'i'•;',/:.'-,!..;:,.:',..,,1''-.':%,.:;,'..-1.;:;..1'
BEM
Coinpionase.
...
.The people of Cumberla s ed, Franklin, Sem
ereet, Bedford , andi l ethqr Sonth-western coon- .
Os; it see* tiYusaVii'a falai& #eciellioitt,,,
a::`oomprriOiise. 'and ri settF ( 6 f this"ilifffi''
men o
~ ; .. 1
&ilies no w eiiating'betWeen the'Eftiel'ilt 1
Oittsburg r iiita Plaiadelphig With respect to n'
' contiltuoits Rlalload te;!-ilte . Wetie Frem
all that we can see, the people. of Pittsburg,
• are going on to the immediate prosecution
of the Pitn;burg mid Connesvitle rail road, ,
--while-thst.-Philadelphiatts_m_e_aliTO'frilitng i,ll .
the preinitutory steps to the commpecentent:
of the tonna' rail road. Either of flume pie
jects; if successful, will be nations to the
counties we have mimed, and ketty!ten,lbe.
grasping selfishness of the two heslile - cities
la vast poilion of the most deserving section
17)f Pennsylvania is likely' to he . oliogether lost 1
I „ ,
sight (a. Tie people.ol th ese rammies have I
therefofe ti right to demand that these bitter
hostilities shall cease.. We hale a right„to
demand a compromise. The Central Howd .
we believe cairnet he maile.-and the Connels
ville Road must ;not I,e suede. Which 'party
then Sinai give wit:'?
. Prom the New York Mirror
* t he .I.944"eryS*plainet 1
k. 11174t61V64;11 ' . 4 1E . MI ON WITH
,We Oofniiid- last Aveek, from the Pittsburg otOgetteXittiale'llinting In Ater obscure
4nViltiiing which sins to be
aftit4o*Orliklated, favorable to the,o:ifoif-'
aion ofkiWilaltimore ntlti Ohio Iluii=road to:
subsequent ittleittnaiion' we
learn that the r itfavorable. aspects? over which
The people of Pittsburg are 'rejoicing., are
thoso held , out lAytlip tarps of 111 Jaw
passed . .
inte..edietiatitre die 'Pitts-,
bui , and Contiehtilie' Ppil road ComplicCy
was allowed to egtend their road to:the".3Nry -
land line. This, in abet, secures' kno • tit tight
of Keay". ai ‘ the .. #llltitteye ansl.oltio Rail-road .
Company, and 'el cotirseThe tertniPton of
that read 'rit ViitSburr! The Pittsburg phpera
inform ue ,that they project with be put into
practical , operation Without delays and that
books for stook subscription will be Opened at
Pittsburg and other plaeres•on the 29th inst.
anti :on the 9th and t lih of June.
This lately developed aspect of the "right
of was" 'case, 'has taken the Philadelphians
all Ada, anti scams :a'apaper incited from
thaboity last week whit . % was not filled with
loud and 4ieice denuimiations of the .- !fraud,'
and the Allegheny members : idiom they
charge with ..effeettnelts passage. Thti llur
risburg 'Union' and 'lntelligeneef' also join'
in the •dettuneiations of the Philadelphia pa-
Mrs,. and pronounce the passage of - ilte lilw.
, :a legislative hand," declaring, at the same
!into that thu Goi•ernor will net grant the
Leiters Pittent. and thus prevent the prosecu-•
tion of the .work. Who her the Jlovernor
will venture upon so large. a stretch of ati.
thooty, 'lion ever ; remains to-he seen. NVe
think ho' will scarcely date so much. Aletur
time we iii Vito attention to diejfolluwing fur- .
t:ible_Lettlarks by a cutemporary, which show
the absurdity of culling that u."lraud" -which
could nut have passed but by the direct sane
ioit of thtr Governor hitrrscit :
The 1 ' hil1111( . 11 1 11 . UVISIO:0111.MIIVO, this toitalio
Lbeett a triok,of lepi latiou, snl stl COIIIIIII
Spy. and arc - l:l;el;.ititg op a terrile rumpus
aliotti it. Peibaps it was Li. tr.ick, bet V.I!S
1101 the piovisiou intrudarod into the
of as KitSKI:CS,. 'amend
toont—a "hick : " that it
‘emt - , and tiltliougtli
et it 111114blicuUs
•land as flaw tae as it was unjust. We al 11 ; 19'..
111 , 11:!iti that the Westero . per•plo had claims
• to thc -Right of Way. - and we Blink so still,
and rite 111:1111101' ill at iilCll brave ::one to
. work to- sell iho rdoeltof :this Connelsville
road, proves that the}' tine in cattiest about
the matter. By lids new-tangled rued the
State will lose till, right- ty conm.:ct with the
Bull n tore and Ohio Road at 'Hancock cot. else.
where ; and the lax upon tonnage and s pass.
miterslWO 111,11 , 1114.1111. k;11,11 Chinese
pulicy of lltdodelphift has wotlved out this:
an d m I n k h e r ii i ro..eyca - thendrers. were
watching fie H a fin no l i f a n .A Ohio Rigid-of
\\•:•- and taking earn of the interests of the-
PhiLidelphia Kotlilielblets in the 11;mi:slang
and Laneaster CoMpany in their Central
Rail Road Bill, to the :detriment ul the best .
interests of the State, the qtiglit of Way"
mon re . asseil the section, about the Connels
ville road. thro G ic,di tutu I lonses, ;nut hail it
si.ps•rt the Coiernot Now that the
Philadelphians base found die' "triefis - out,
they are denouncing •ev•ery body connected
with the affair in the roost outrageons terms,
hod - nrc-spitting out their impotent spite upon
their unlitelsy lbeads. They 'aae not paying
much of a compliment to their City and
County Repnesientatives, or to those very
amiable yontig gentlemen front the interior,
tvlio leek their 1u rt iit eVeiy r3Chenic yhich
they breached to the Legislaluie, in saying
that Ibis flimous Connelsville section 'slip
ped- thiongli ..v•ithrbut their Ipiosving
Well what were they about all the
Did they nor get three dollars per day ; and ,
were they wit elected tor the purpose of
looking alter the interest, of their constitu
ent, as they itinlerstriod thein? If they ne
glected this whose •fault was it ± I kirealter
when they smile with great cornpluowy
over the trick of Kmant. in his notorious
amendment, niay recollect aket.."tridas
like young chickens wvill come' home' to
roost," Os they have done in this'instance
unit a vengeance.
TIIE,NEIMN Nt . GOTIATIONS.—LPIICrS from
Washington say that ofiditg in:the way of a
proposition to arrango, by negoliaties or oth
eMitie, the OLeg,ou diflieultios, has been
made by &Met thg British irovernment or
our minister. The Union of 'l9orsel:ly. al
luding to the tenant wiped in the Journal of
Commerce, says: "As at present advised, we
hoar of nothing, to justify tlto:statementsoin
he •Liverpool Mercury,' or in the ',New York
Journal of Cornmeree.4
-; Licxttip . nit lit ND Tenn,-
sykania Telegraph says: "The Loco foaos o
Columbia county, at a recent meeting at Dan
ville, passed reeolutions highly laudatory of
the course of President Polk; ou all mutters,
sliding over the Tatill withont•saying, a word
I)otit . itl ' Whew their furnaces are stopped,
the laliorimgpoor'throwil ont stf enuployment,
the ; enterprising broken dqw trt, and ealta,trewn
_62111 odiotis:te "Velk; walker & 'Cb.thattthe
tit iteo..__Start4',l3lpk .. alonia
rogues- and politipaiWeii,9lLepogooism
in Coln ni bi a. county : Wilt - 4P shout hozannao
to the British
„07-,A,remotly inoy't porfect'le,eaid noMt?
be discovered in ,treating, settled. L'aplfitnß
tfon7l I f ior, ,Complaita v or any of their,inaipt
ent syn3l l l o 9el on.. the ,Corotio-Ther,rnal,ori
tern,lty_the_use of Doator_,Toykr.'ieleebrated
mediotnet theionuino -na44P l iii:, ll Yricorli
wltiqh :- Ite - preptrroaut.-37 - 5-Bowory-NoNrYwlrz'
This plan 91 :I,4ata l ipat, now esponqp,d,,by:
seVeral eminent playt.i4itiia, is, and itap,been
, or-a-ig
on-timerrtitn-faecret-of-lheunpantil-
el tottiibecet3e • whickhaeattentlel, Doctor. Pii--
loi l a medicine hl Per,loreing - 4V1,'Wo,r 1(10 ;1 111
. cures,- vzhielt in.lrnaity, very. nlany .calett,'
have been, almost. inp_ret i libliklitif the eoneln
,tsi vct i PrPeCa the Doctorfoarr hyttig f,Orwti,i4...jul'•
IrlAstfltthte,- latd ..%ie a'illhoa , all ' . ., l '. O :RaY
have 'doughe i -or -einn4eisalsht,O..v4ifilli:llauT
Itip.arfet.epeeifiozrikhont i1e14. 1 .-.'-!Fatink...
li n i ttayeltfalinall.leak'4vill.. - ain k I big ' 011101 r
•Theieldre ;tent°, your rodugha ,belor0;.; -ran?
iing4l4"iik"a,l.l.lr-,0,4,;,,,,'`i!tit ?Z' ). ;. , A6 1 'Ct . i." , ; , .' , ..: ~
!Kola ,by sinvtitsmi'Alviriloritql4l6-;
ifit te' Oil Ct‘iliele. 'r 4 , --, exf ,-, . - J .4 .42 , 0 1 :::!
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Prepare for Tomes,
The.Rey.emegill passed . by•the late Led
islaturepafi4ii..,,,lfie;iiixes thicket; than ever.
A loccif*7...l46latare:pfthisykely govern
‘eoiltafte*;iStiitii; WoU)d.,rallteilytiAg Taxes
iliKeeWrremihkpoeiretSrifif , pe9ple,'thati
go , reet . hp'Pfeiribittieti•id - qe j4ree n eedii`al the
States; day" Al:leieh
Pennayltaiiia - Might realise millions more
than would suitioe to pay her monster debt
floWdong Will the people allow themselves
redofribir'llegislatiett
• The bill is too long o publish Entire in onr
, cohlions but Vrei , c,in givn triainleatured.
In a short space. It imposed a tax of IHREIi.
Stitt§
buses, hacks; _cabs, and ethei . vehioles Used
for transmitting passengers for hit e, andupon
an annuities over $'2.00, -except those granted
Gy this Commonivealih, Dr by the C. States,
, upcm , all property real •or personal not
taxied :hy ,upon
laws, held 'in trust or other
wise. It 'is made fi l m duty of the.assessors
•. . •
to requne every person, every titni, and the
officers of every company subject to taxation,
to deliVdr-tt statement in writing, certifying
the amount due anti owing by solvent debt-.
' ors to such,persen, firm or company, Whelk.
-er on .mortgage, judgment, none, account,
agreement, or-in any other way. If they do
not caltnply with this demand; they are sub
jeat to It penalty of ,S 100; It pi ovides also,
that all dealers' in domestic goods and met-
Mauldin! shall be classified ;Lod required to
'pay license as, the dealers in foreign mer
chandlze:now do. All estates subject to col
lateral hilteritance tax, shall pay n on every
6100 01-the clear/value of such estate. The
triennial 'assessments, are .to be ~matte this
_retie litir to be
held at ll'asliittgiou City : 0111110 20tb of flay.
Mill probaly eshihit Iba moat extensiste and
tif American luttuutiteturee
'mid products that has ever liven witnessed.
.1n itumense temporary covering
an extthrt t,f over live hit - mired !trot front. is
ultieutly IMarly erected. ( h oods rtianulactm
roil tin almost every purl of the l • iiited.States •
will be sent m tine fair. niriityfilithires
are willintr hr youtritst.them si,le l y ,j,l t y \ will,
theditipui fed articles. We prri:ilict that it ill
be a great triirtnpit , etl . A nh,,tican Ail) and in-
ditstry a. er the .ve , ionztry \lO rye; hte.iN.peeo
Lame: of Briti-li iree-Ifade them i,lis:
r.—lt• appears from
hleport -W.-P.-Fiekardt; niadeittrhe
Qoartetly Meeting of the t:rand Division if
'Sims of Temper:owe of l'eunsylv.ania:April
t 2, ISati ,. that the lininbe7 of I)iri ion: in
this Stine: i. OW Lun,herl and fifiy .- eight.. Of
these,:npwardsvd;one hundred alull Intve
been-uhavtered within one ear and a hall.
The inntiations in WM Lundtcd mid thirty
live Divisions heard from ; during the last quar.
ter were 3,5.70, and the v. hole nuinber of
members in the some, 411,773. The returns
of Dll ii=olls out yet ill ; will swell the num
ber of members to 14.000.
Of the 1'2 3 773 inenibdrs reported. seven-
- teen Lace ylied ; and one hundred and i%tl
bur e broken theypledge. Of these last, one
lindred'and twenty SOVell have 14401 o.‘ -
1111 d eight -eight w ere reinsf.a.,/, and
have signed ever. Twenty -Iwo Biethers,
only, of the patire.llllllllAlr %%Ito have signed
over in the Divisions heard horn. sieve the
institution of the Ditler itt this State, have
broken the pledge the second (titre.
LarOVOCOff 31 AKo nA:s. h. IN G.—We learn from
the Miner:: Journal Aril about two years
,irir•e a bill par,ed the I.regislat ure (:Ilattel
the "Viirmeis' mud MeeTranics' Bank of
Sell try' ir ill county." capital t'i‘2oo,ooo. Some
difficulties occurred on. opening the Bookie,
.
arki uas finally deter mined to. apply for a
supplement toilre net, reducing the capital
tri'-100 : 000. The eppl iew inn tras.. , uceessful•
Now conies the cream. of -ire joke. 'Fire
movers,iii the matter originally were pronli-
Mein Whigs, who hall expended • onsider
able money arid laboteLL alrenously- n3-ae
complish obieet desired, but when:the
time varne for amending time. act, the names
of 'dui Whi g Comenis.lioncira appoin'ted in the
original bill -worp stricken out amyl all I.Ace,
fives appointed. What a horror time Locofb cos
have of banking to be mire. - •
Slate - Treasurer tasi:;sited a card
the'eoltectors :Of tolls and taxes not
to receive any itiee' of the l'owanda relit•
issue ac there are now outstaniling but $375,
u•Lieh amount will be received at the State
Ti enmity.
(*-- A. swindler 'recently made his appear
ance itcLonitoo, boa soli
ut Vaesideut and endeavored to obtain
goods to a large amount from vitf..ous houses
Boston Sept. it 1546_
Der Sir,-1 take pleasure ill cominunica
ting'flirough you, to alt whom it may concern,
and the public geherally; the gtisitottishing ef
fect youetkuly wonderful irfpthuitte has had
itpoy me. I have enjoyed fierfectlicalth for
lbur or five years. l'hy§ieians told Ina, Iry
lii'er' was Jeer:aSeth anti unit,/ might ''some
(lay die with consumption.',; Last'Septtionboi,
1845, I took a slight cold,. Nvb 101 produCed a
hacking cougli j this ot.intimiecl until Vo4rua,-
ti., 115,' when I ailAlgil,'u Olhor .esild:,....lkly
conit'l,ricioall4til,.3 aoon IO ' irittilifietite„ and
roily.--fiteptot-stiiig i l . ,- - „„gp -tit.v r y,piiis"-1,p . 0010
'dm it e .4, eoii ' T r sido; I;e'weaf v4o,' moult
iii#lits;• raised. coo Sider e ;blood during . the;
.417infor„anil.,:einildiit_it ri eAlalp.'uOyoe:l..for.
two weeks. 'yVitll,l4l tli pliad,sYinptonia, I
-lied Ve'rfr:sei , tisid,,p,aitit-1 :my -- sh.lo - „antl, lie;
(
ii v iili niy:eff'o'4lers,..'gaii alStlebilify,tiiilliiw
'ed. 1 was'ecnfiiiii,3 to tny'i,litrari tibotie,Oiglit
irtittilis2'.' I lied 'lMricd 'a' si:siOr 'filid',biedifir,
'both did# Willi' Ciiiistiiiipirce:.. rex:pc - a:toil; le
did.to,yielli:iniltieri4B 41 0'i r esfjiti'Oa`Or my
life. ~...4t• this limo." an' iiiicie,, Who had been
beeeptiaa iiiriiielf, Ortiised 'lee' te:liditi' Dr.
Wirttarti' baliaiiii.'Of r WiltilChteili: . ... ' ',ltiactiit..'
ilin,ily',;iii 4 petired' , a .bottlo took. it, bed 'felt,
*intter - 13citor;; - lbtsiihOd*ofhorOinl7ohirtl;
them 1, - egjisod 4,0 %WOO -, staid; iiiy,',aoligii Was
itiiibli batter;' laii:fiV diiienite)yas'se deeply
idetritl— L , 14itgetilio-Ciititlitueliikiiirthos
'Baliiiiii.`,iiiitiljliad. iiikert . !ioken t
,bottlats:'„ .1
'don .hcitiestlY.r.'iiiiii; littly' - ii,i, -.- : : , ii,eli6v - t3 im,...
IVister'it',Baliani, 61 '14.51(1. .Cherry saved ':my`
lif e , ~. ~1,2,,t „ Alits,.,lllmir l3.'Gotttio
,V.il'ai . e . ; peroneliy:4qqutijilled .- itKittiflvlrii, ,
qould; asslottiii ;n1414114, 6.
,oßre itit',l;pr,4pripg,
„4.•.Eitukiirigiy..bilip.y.til fluFilitiow,ilko...utioie,to'
4 .4104m,0nt'10...1ie,true,.44..z4!; • , ' . 4 . ~,...,-...,-.
i, : A ' 7 : ;; ; ::; "' jP:; - ‘Y ,irgitf l i,'POP.3 l . l W B o97 ..
,:- {, it' .;
~!.; . . , ,,,,,.,(1; ;1 2 . ./1,1024-,V A :,A P40M b nigqi,:. 1
W.1.'":(.../,-;±:.::2,:';':;::2,:,NEY-1.4q011941'ail 'strq'P't; '
"'', edidiirLidtil is.lo',', by , , Piar 41, '.,z.,i.i)r ) i solo
gteilt•fo'k'tls#li9iptiatti.z.:t .',-. ei , 11, 1',;,P,:. • ,16,, '',
.-'..7-,;:, (...
MEE
ighm-iqa
From the Galmo4olz' bageto;
1101144 HE
The Bair. L...* tiKelameOlirivetkfroiithe
Brasses Santinge r i4V edne4ty
lag, later intelligTWe fr9rn6he Ait:ny gaud
IVIe lean frontier."`:' ':';: •
Out army is stilbertoamped ,on the -Rio
Grande, some three vales below i\latamoras.v,
Gen. Arista -sent.n, message to Geri, Taylor,
-eight "darrsineeptlitessAbm..4.trieriettif. - 1
, aritty-retired - inifridaiatelyt the_east.bank. of
'the Nifecevit--wittild -be 'attacked-It'y'llinbel
Mexico withoutdelay orfurt her notice. •-•Geli. •
Taylor returned for reply that 'his present'po- .
sition had been taken under orders from his
government,.,and,-.that,he ..wasAlfoPared.to•-•
maintain it against all comers. Gen. T.
immediately despatched orders to our naval
vessels tin the caustic) (Men ,a strict blockade,
and • prevent any- communication l-flum the
Gulf witll the Mexicans on Shore, which was
accordingly done, rind' has since been in
tall force, the' bab , LllW . Xallee 1/1111 Klltr. flirt
cruising continually °lithe month' of the llio
Grande and Bruises Santiago.
The two armies ape •eneurnned on apposite I
sides of the river, it vie*. and within '2oft,
yards of each other, and both have thrown
up fottifications and added to the strength of
their poSition.t.
The steamship Telegraph had arrived from
New Orleans- with two •lausidred additional
troops for the army under She
struck on the bar in goingin and thitied over ;
without sustaining any injury wprthrol net c... 1
She is expected here daily. •
LATllm—The stetunsbip Tt4e g rap/r arrit 0,1
here rut Thursday evening, brinuing accounts
M Tuesday: only . additional intelligynee
is as follows; Jttst oelore the Telegraph
sailed,,news arrived that Limn... Porter anl a
detatcliment of ten Inca who haft horn ,ent .
out MI ithly. tint far from Gen_ Taylor', co.
[tcampn:ent, half been loud upon lir Jn 114exi-
OUTIS, killing Lieut. I'. :aid three of his men.
Tito others succeeded in making their esca l te
ant; rchuning to.camp.
Wt. lther the party uldelt made this attack- I
- vitern - subdiers-or-robbers-is-tmeer.taitt butAy7q....
believe the Mexican officers say the latter.
These on'eers had all eady said to some of
I - tarsi - hat ev..ny thieket-wastufestod
dini. whit would kill a malt for fifty cents or
his blanket. and that the 'Mexican vommatt
der could not t 'sink of liitlding hi tripellaccotin
tabld for anv ndent ‘vhicli might Ita,mett
to del:al e -O part., .-.5 rentin mg iiicaulicw.,l2 tcn
far tisuni camp.
ItitTllo.-tithis a 4 In tho bat-
Ili , *are vet v notch it. - ided. It ,c . 1.111, highly
p,obat?lethat th,tl Alex. 'an army doe, n ot MM-
MiliPiaM . a ! r eiMl : fll Ilia: - .11111r1 . 1 a., it lm
allowed fa% "table unit, tunitie, ler making
-otte•-•-logo-tatittillft”e t y-1. am; 114_141u_012.,..4,1_1_1u
and ,•1111ation el - his 1. ter- Gen. t tor
it tha n atan . time 'ince his
Wit1(1611 h un Cutplis .
'1 , 1,...,1 mounting Iris heavy and, Ity, and Ilati
liod IP , (*Muir an .liilacli
Imuctlie enmity would.doubticss
elcome event that •could hapi. 1/1 to our'
_atitty„
4, -011. avnws ;1.1 Istimvico, c 01.111(
rioe ‘ , l C(11-. hat, "a , the
cautary ia .the yi,iitily.ml.rw heclisapia wed.
ha, been thutoughly wittehml :tad uci I.'lnr
utatinn of)sint f&aiared. it is ~...3 a ,t r eete d
malty' iltt [won-I-eat a pristhwt
I , teri.aul .11exico, instead havii4 Leer.
awl tlcied.
Ii N. ti. - Pietln c , ]Lip I
Leifer
G.!. era, oimi( I! a n
The bt ig Apalsehicolm Capt. Smith, arm -
od at this port pitsteolity 'from Brazos
tWheneo she 'Moil on: the _ ltli ult.. mid reports
hurt 011 the she loft Point Label. cahoot
Moja'. 'Clionias, 11)9 noting Quarter Al aster,
infoi [nod Capt. (:mill( that tile body of
Cross had been found about font- miles from
Gen. Taylor's vamp oii the Bin Crimilm—
from the wounds upon the body it seems et i
dent that he was killed by a home.
'it was fOrthor 11 0 porlvd dial pCrS(III in
Mationoras hail acknowledged that he ut..5
the murdorer, and had thy watch:lnd oh idling
of Col. Cross in his !insects:4mi.
(lett. ll'ashir, it is reporiedjiad made a for
mal d . einaral ear the murderer. -
All open enninilmications
to pass he the Commandant at Point Isahol
boo 'er-n that post am! Illatarilioras.
The Mexican schitoner Juniata, 'trivia this
port for Alatrimortis. was taken into Bravos
Ray on the •.2..2.d Mt, bv pilots—no 4,loubt
Itemaiitsion of the blockading lotto.
STILL '
sclo. Corm. Captain Stark, an iN (•,1
lust evening-Imin Brazos : , :annogo. lionce
shrxs
Shp reptirts.th4t about three hours.belere she
Sailed un express attired fimtn Geo, Taylor,
stating that trio Commander of the MOXiran
forces hail innde.a formal deelinieien to (;en.
'rtyylor Phat iflss did not move his army ftmn
the position which he ten oceripied
11614 y-six lionrs, tinit r Mexlean batteries
would lam opened upon them.
The same express al,fn. stated that at Jinn,
time a body el 2000 Mex is had •crasscd
the hie Grande-near Berenit—a small town
about eight miles beleiv Ala auroras, nu the
MIS( bank - of the river—and taken up a po-.
Atkur betwnei Point Isabel and General Tay
lor's camp, 'The ilesign of this movetnem
is e. idently to out ail' the American troops
from their supplies.
A private letter t+n rilsO reeei red last cra
ning from :111 011ieVi* in GOll, Thylar'S ramp,
vontirming in part the above report of the
Mexicans having crossed the river. but stat
ing the number at (lot, only. Theta had
previously been so many rumors to the same
ettlet iu the camp, that Milo relianco was
phfeed• upon this ow. which wail iirst corn
municated by a Mexicau, snit° was prudent-..
Jy detained- bp order 01 Gdp. Taylor.
The ricionnts' by the Cornelia confirms the
inehmchialy. newsl;ive». - above as to the We
()LOA. Cross. lie was found entirely strip
ped and wounded'as More Stated. • • •
Smith' contilmS the statementregar
dirig' the tleativof Limn: Porter,
l• - -, A l'iiill.K.;:—By 'thoz:stOtorior. Coil, ; Worth
whicit,arriy".l..st 'lski — tv. Orleans. lam. on -The
-orentltg-o •I *want i tor ationing-attlditiontil
inialljnenaer , hua been teat:tired:. Capt. - At-
wall,•of - the (3.onorzthWatiii, states that an Ina
I 24 thi - the -11 1akiean• - naltaonat -, Juniattt•- , was : lit,
katT4*.illa',l l nilett:Blatent.naboontn: V1itit ; .461.4
• sent into Brazoet , •
, STII.I. LATEIi. FRONI THE'ARISIY.
ITheplorqble iliatfili e itne. .
ivetsfron,Oc cqmp,ol, Gen. "fililor on ific Rio
,• , ramie., , Tlic • II ar corn:flawed, Ocncreil
Talifiii,'sinrocinclid (mild number of ,inenkill
cd and taken. pidsapers. , '
__,llliiiiiew,iiiii..jl of a-thy-Nan-Orleans &
popers
.
by the steamer Galveston arrive nt Now
Orlectak on the I Ilh,inst. , ~. ,
. , rilliWiilay, the 3i.i ot APtil.L2,oool%lexi
,olloe•orttsstitl.the Rio Grantlo.-.-unpfahis line
tJoe Fuld Nhor,ton,,were sent, with two eoTpa-
mitts of CAvel.rYr•9Pitonw ill lin t IfLl'Ptic2Pliol4ro..,
.0n ,Fritlpy motning,,they , fult,into an tniiheq ! ,,
, ellde.of aleielleleillvlvitott Lintil,Kanea94l3
, pulp I.V . PIP , k We( ..,Ciintliiii -1 1194iiii , r4icttvg
will co eo
, ) 1 1 4Ltd 114(1.4441 - amdas 00 ,
4ker69-44"-4igi"ht n eluca PkPP 44. ..
talM i g l idan T ri'uT i ff*..."airar ß AV
,pB,Blap fir, t the !Ivor Were tlargejy,o,7,iticetiod: 8 Ildier Michael cockily; nybort tt. YOIItIMAt ', A ' '
1311(1 h4:l3l,l i Metli a ti.ll Y: Bl ArqUl,i4 o 4Go9. Titlyigr'S I putiseual ntlondance Is rqquestatl.'a? Iltnaiis . ofini
efirliPL tP U l ti n.g ,° ( 1 41 ; 991 11 .9 )1 1, 4 / 1 34 40 ,??Mill/.1/ r,,6l:.“'inc,:,,jeti,"l.in4Zit'!4ae/tit,4;llliatlcrlillEX/il!nr4
- Voila igelteri el , whi o ll.l4qekt thcf - AY B 4,trel ] 7 7 9 " k,*". fitOIII9IIIPAKEIIY 8. 0 114 f r ., f
had allLef I to , eloios*llgitiguig•te the, army ) . cittist, /Ilya), it)it,, . 4 .., , , i , , ,.: 1! er i , I :4 , z , ...,,, ; 4 , '
1 • , , ..7-... , i 4,- ,: , , ,1 / 2 0* , ,z ow , ~ ~ t, ~ ~, •. , . • _ ~, t , „
,„
~ „,,,, . „i . ~ ,
,
- Gen. Taylor not litiviß on barid.-over—ten
days proviSlOps, 'Mete are at Point Isabel
Doitrtilleryr,dn,... - 25 Dragoons, and about 26
teamsters, ritioilt 120 citizens and laborers,
and,the entiettebmihtt mit-half finbibed.
111:0 'eteniierNlontirio6h larei . e.,d Mr. tat
lettmh.the tiliht of , the:2oth Aitr,il,int Fort
Tot - alum, withidespatelieS tronar.clen.TAYlor,
eagling on ipen. gienderson, foi. 46 -odknpa 7
liiipii• - cif, rilidmetb.oo;lqiien eaeli, 201 1 ',61 the'
einnpanieslo he mounted men. Gen. Taylor
has called on the Got.ernor of A I ississippi also
f0r . 8.000 troops to immediate relict. Should
relief_tiot-be-sent r most_probablyhsw will fall
'iltlo:the - hatids of the enemy midi lO l -1 ITi" - ft - 1 - .=
my - stores. mu) the destruction of the whole
army will follow. 'l'he Louisiana legislature
have voted 8100.000 to raiso 'emits to send
immediately to the scene of action.
Sleneritl 'Parlor's forts in front of Alatamo
ra would -be' completed en the morning of
,the 28 h of d pril, which time it Was expected
the fire would' be opened 011ie City of Ma
tamoMs. On the 2 . 2,1 Gen. Taylor received
-Ciotti General Ampudia, , by means of .a flag
of truce, a corn Mllllit'ililUll 11.1 vety.offensive
terrns. complaining of haining 6100:tided the
Tri,S;rand,e.' r —te which lie replied that he,
GeneralrAinpu'dirrhad beerrthor - rit4e ht the
blockade: he having expre_ssly declared that
Unless Gen! l'a)'loreriiiithericeilltis'retreat - to
beyond the Nettees within twenty-four loin's
alter his aistday (This firs:upon the Pio Oran
de, he tvould cotirsider war as being declared
and should act accordiaov.
Gen. Taylor . fitrthe.rrnme stated that he
would receive no Anther cotnumnications
Imm the INle,i6tut Gtiver n mon!
cid iu linigungi. Iffive tespeciftil to rards the .
Government of the States.
'Pte Philadelphia North A 1)1 erienn' statc:s
that (Hr. the 20th April the riTeipts
of the Item hug rotel n t.l - 0 over. tlt- . 7.0(tr1, or at
the rate (.1 1.170,00(1, per atitintli: is
the largest Ititshie: , , e% er dune it' a :single day
Liy 411 y yailt °ail is the %vorltl.
14:D14110N Cu I IC:: v‘.—The Socretnry
of Ihe Nav!,. ale ru•ononemlotlon of
ropod to.('oor.t,loss
Til t if* nve •tr -, nw.TiTrn•nvips it.‘ll.o, in
\T liicli i„; re, nnnaen i altrr it iiirlinn of
. ,
the o9tolvr of t•owittt -and
.\ll,l,iipikio. to ti• Nayy. .Tout rap.
Rik!, ( , 11(ol.1 it•port lao adopt,•‘lY ac.: to lie
lozood. Rod in an rvlual imyortiort to
ihoo. rank:: and ttio - oho,s i.t the svrvita•
at 11 1 , pro, - ,..!it Iwo. a trl,urt 1101i1 Ih
\ 'IN V 1)V.1:111• 11.111 I (
""'" "P"'d "P""
loch. of II(!y :1!;.1 :tuoau 1 .
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L.- •
ley 1;11";11 , l•Lifq4 Y!(%;iliiu.".. II) Cali'. the Iliad,
,"•1 10111110,d
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‘vtiiell‘‘i , dot itio. 1164 v. .41%, :
honk 111'14 ~.liapt!e
rtylintinendicion I.f Air. 11.11,041 i, 11;11 .11r.
I'oll, hi..to.ig , 141 . 11140, via::: (.1 I.iiied:s, a lit.
1 , 1(1.a hot mid cohl flo.• ,alite
UR: Boy. ims or coelit
oi thy
;Ind enhiplexioo,
SA; . an , Ili: , Id‘ or rtnl 6 ,-
' 1 , 1:1110: II"! 'phis
I•eti till! lit It•ltttk3 It, t tt tt
ill 11111, 111.e;111.0 I,lll‘
I h • Sl • ttir r,r t it,t•
lint lith• nI ;111 tir.;itliit•rw 11,. Ittn tit
Pr, i .1 y ft, t if .m . A
111 injttl.rti ,, ,t_ /41% r 1 , 10,
, tt`r,t`Vt. "(Writ I, ill k!ri , .t• i.‘oi
varnide tli. - rn . , ftoln )4117
1,. 11 . 1 11 Vt ": ;1'''.1111' :1)-.11 ;Cid :Hid
iniln 4 , il, o tun,. awl 0,11 o
,girt„ 1 ,, , \l hot,• il:11111% tt.• 1•11 a, ari%
111 It% say wool , Unlit ll.i hotly.
firu•trr tj rc tote,filt.,---4 (.;,„
linood t. -:',wrioto• modiciut,
tvlrich ; in iirdor cloopi% ;I:t• 111;1111.. in out
%vat,' avitcnram.o. ctn , v . v Itt 11. t
alitiVt• \Vtillik`lllll I 114.
oily ,oeuri Onron , i;ioo. it
in 111.111.1iit,C i,)111 p• ~1
cloa:aotor. or at the G, va 1 :tad (;coe fa l D e .
pot, .\ .169 Paull ;;1rt30. 7 '
IVittiarr.
401,1 in tlii> boruu;4ll 001.1:1".
ulo agl•la.
To 7 t 111 IV 'S 11:Nt) TO PIZO-
D6II;E LEC , :a;tg% %Tr —ThiS chi of
7114/164111;ii.i, 1111(11Vrtlr , . e
u 110 \rod: in kilt uiihralthc it'oto , pbere.—
Pitmen:. u.ttik men 111 leuthet. tm:ters :
11., tio'reh Immuliteturet t. all t u ttr o
01.
eeitstiwtOst, tilt method--
to pi eveut rite tieett,iimat ti,o of a
metlieitie xylvich alitstracts hum 1110 eirettla
tiuteitil Isittioxs, ;nod expels• them
L)• tits bowls. Tonics in any form artvitija
'rams, PS illt3l' y put off the evil day Id
)lake it mote fatal. Tlitit Homthotit's
Plibi.Nllll health, beetiViK" llioy take
•all • impure matters out 01 the Mood, as t h e
body is not it caketted bet siivrigilisiied by
ilieirpperwitsi. loom 111 v-e• vulttabls Pills do not
liser : limit they it,,tst nature. aril out oppoSed•
but hat rimitize u lilt her.
4olrl a1 1)h•.
cc:t/t:, per Mi.
I.v Agent ior Car
11,11.,
Stl'lllier. CIIII , OOSOII.
11. nielit . 11)1111 & Cti. Ny‘Acmilbeitand.
L.
A I:. Nyhine Holm:
M. 'littler, Sliirenthithicm
J..& S. A. Coyle; Ileestewe.•
-14twea Kyle, Jackcee One. -
S. Selettnitn, '
ltidey lleiling iipritups
ht
Newburg nn 1110,:tii itukt. by! flen9unn,•ADAN ;
Mi..
ELIZAIMEIII, huruiul do' clitur ul
Men:bout of Iliu limner Mute.
• Neer; Itiprlthuittclet rp,etnsfitt evt•lNing the :Mime
I, y' the nev. j.iltit Frit , rhp; M. latoll N.
w ELL, of Itot4littry. tir ANN JIINKLE,
: pf Silver tit./ 4tF toWetAkittv
I N:\;. I
I ! T). RI
.11. fiT; 11,11 OSANNA
TIE N.
o Tim tate Cirtii:Geti'lliiittlLll-1-rriic
'l)oroitell,'ln lite • '
• !. - -
"1 •-1- TI12. aubscriblir 114 the p!casuro
vfirril I , l gintbrinin,,g bta,lng,nder,, and ,tho
•• , •
,pubbc , itcncrally, that boi • bait
• t ,
I 1
con lo dvAIA 4 am' I d.
I n' P t ktn i er,
, l ( h /
I 1 r stab !c /1 4`""cr 1:1I": Zilk: " 10 : 1 Tri"'" o ; c ;: i i . .. I tro means for cond
P. 111. l'iinctual Athilitlance taliall - dpesreclit to Inotaideand,lo 11,tc,ao_ who call
• 5 ^ ,,..., ,f if:19).14'43.9Jc 3 upori'ldin;•hti r tiitl bo tliardtfut tor ,a portron of '
5.°). '`"""' , public patronage. Transient board SI per
AGRICULTURAL4SOCIETY—MEETING,;--Ifday,---
11nrliousn-is-37pnrrertrinitrillat irnnto
timid rountv trill' 81.1 - 006' 4 •
irl44i 84hthiYor t P" I I I " t e on Sm•VdDAV I •• JAMES P. 13 VYI Ess
th. day fir thy, floti,„, B, Good Stn. , . fo "At 4 FlYn: Pi , " 41 care.
4"eel- aLEthic l f-fill ' lll3"o .j "r a'‘l tit which 411 I " . •
(1111cdr.4-7-AlanAg6t-mll f.elfllll ° nrn rid --ilrrtitnittl*-Ottendunco-.--llwee
token al livyry , sl!2 . ltoi
13,1
'MINERAL' •
OUSSELL'.9. Fallk's and- tiro Mountain
n milie ( uf torntonkopt trouptan4y - rian 'hand. 10.
o k v44, Int...rum lobed jn,. 'bottles Oro dcze i tt,,. or
ArnaltorrinantitiCar*Aptiltrne...„:
. -StoYcnirn-:&-Mninlif,o)%,
,
/ ' , and Lamas.: : , :
Aamirtgichi:otOißOtiqri elsiyvise Latyna •
riot; No! 4t .; 4,1,1,14,te1er50/1.
Haling o to
4ocietr,tire , , , 4Rf •
rtintatiiitt*,:rltETEtzrcic ,WATTS,
Art . akOttita;DeiTi o- :.A6, 6kll,qn Wand
foinutokririlaii aitaymist; war a Bacher; ITlipings
tiIt:4 4I ,YOYMINO
Porker' ' • r
t e acaisTiai - lialigii.i.airtl. •
tr
~I 1~1 `y.~• ~~
,01,0 j
---- New - 3-bDertit =mtg.
Notice.. •
74 HE etbseriner• having sustained consl&
orate damages on his property, and on
, , „
•acC4unt op.spitipitiints from his Tenants, takes
cautioning the public, that the -
'utmost rigor of the law will be enforced ngsinst.•
a:MY-10'00y person found trespassing on iiis
premises, protiviiiirly on Ills Meadows on the
•Eastidde of the Letart Spring, in this borough.
ANDREW JIOI.SIES.
May ;11,124G, , •
-
To the voters olCuvriberly Ott county;
WELLOW•e/TlZEN,S.—iiitli , r myself as
_l2 a candidate .at die nail feeilto
,
OFFICE OE StlEltllirral
. . , ..
and wil/ lie 'thankful 'to gio pitins,pf Cofillcr•
lurid 'countY for Mei'. Voles. l r fati, 'itir4i'i'd',' I
will attend w the duties of said office - with
fidelity. ~ .
• 3"/LLIA3/ W OODS.
Fronhford township, 31fty 13, 1846.
P R P41 . .k.A lOC
A. A: QR. MR'S, OFFICE,
Cailield Barracks, May 13th, 18.0. (
LIF.ALYv 'be rentived cit Iftiß
- oirtho iirtriflV - OMMOIJOy June, fltt
furnishing tho (roof's at Oda finNt with genii ,
quallly of t'oooll-Wea", fur line year (rola
11040 of J illy 1846—thii Beef to he furnished
the annul round and in inch quantities, and•at
smell - times as the A. C. 4 . lnny direct. Form
of contruct can be seen at the Olen.
• -J. P. J. O'BRIEN,. .
Ist. Lt. tight Ar'y. A. A. Qr. Mr.
.800. Wood Clmiiiicrs Watifed!,
intmedlutoly thy Carlisle Iron Wm kp, four
anti a half nays aunt of Cal heir, Pcnio.)l'vaiiin,
to whom, the highest, prices 10 Cedll will he
pail. Apply at the Works In.
' P,ETER F. r::GE.
Mny I r, 11346.
Shippeoothorg Newo, Perry Frecann, Sinuid
ore! iand D. concrui, ropy, and churge this.office.
NEW St, EXTENSIVE LUMBER AND
COAL YARD.
TilE. subscriber would respectfully infilito
the citiv.eitH or Carllste,.lin& the. publi c .
generlly, Oita he stilreoutiottes
.11: I), Am the west. cud st 1. el at the
qtniter f‘ , l mud by Abe Net,ytlle Fled alai the
Turnpike, where he will tit' ell tifiwil Yeti? On
gi..iler.,l supply ur . zsLll selected Lumber;
mtelt ae
floucds, Plank, Seil us ling . , Build
ing Vintner.; Slifugle.,
whi,•ll mill “t UP; lon-z,rt triers.
liis
k k f l
.4.1, ttf" Luna. r u•nnt.it.tsora ititt assort. ,
'nn ul Of Yelttov mai NVlrin l'oplar. anal
I'lu.riy littortis tal 41 Plonk, ()tau Ci . llllllll.llltairtt,rl
in finality, and t.t . thliorrnt also .1,11
Plank.; lt" lute and How Purr, Poplar, ( las. ry,
Il..rSi lailln_,.,l'allsrzrs'from:l Iry
L. III!.
11;11 11.sorimeti - t or. - TW.T=l —
:i1.1.0 111111l . 111qi = i ttttbt r, dr unr
Tt 411 i and ill:1:1(17C . ,; Runer,, nr nil
and togi•liwr n lilt t very other
ci on be rot...Alin u l lc
h. p on.l uitly 1.11 build it unninply or
tire di Binds of 0 A if,
rune Croce, \l'illouhurre and Nitutookin
funnily n e, 3111(1 Linnebtirocr'u und 141.. r kuoinill4.4
t'oul ni lbm beul qmiltty, nt the lowt.t
Gruiettal for plo , l thrors, he resin tzt ~.
•11 , 11 a tt coritionanve the 'nubile ilutroongi.,
n.tid hopes by ,tout intent bin to give , atisfactioti.
to CU:4OIW
VII I `EL :11. IIjOVER
t,11;.
~trrt~•t:.
To the• ir.irs and ft. prrt nlalicd. or JOtiN
S'ILE.yEN:i6N Acou,vt!, Spring
mvo•hiv, —
Al) I'%( - 1?; i I (.p .iripe of o writ nl
.atition oml V,,ko t tion oo•nell out of the Or -
phot o .' t'pook Haiti! vonna y r nod 10 MAI
tilrVelell, 1 %VIII h~klun loijoisilioO un the 14..1
h:,:4Llte of said dot cased, to '‘i - 11, 1, Cef 111111 tn..,
ofSther Sprinu,
”floili rl by hifiir or Pilot Ni-elnuer,
Jolla SellSC , lliilk null o' hers, CO/It:1111 ing
111111dr.] hilt! iwcitty At•rv, Mars or It•F.,
of
. tiuld .1 iy, for ilia 1 1, 0110, , C g
artilion or solontion of the snior.
.\ h . \ 'Ai 1,1)N(;:•:1)MZI'. '7:llt•tilt
Fhoiill iiiicr. 111;tvla . rs-ir
NOTICE:
•
- rfothe Lleirs'a lid IZ6 , reSl,ll, ill I v'es Of PE :• E
WEAvErt., paartterd, lata of Maio tow onbi l ,
.TAKE IftYl'lCE,ihat by-virtue 014 writ of
Partition and Valuation, tspt ed •rott of the Or
plumb' Court of Cuniberlund county, and br oe
din ctrl, 1 ti ill hold an loquinition on the Iti at
Eadate of said deceased, to Wii, U Er/ in iN o t
of hind in Main lowoNhip, bounded by 1.411(14
Wolf, Martin 110inal's bairn, William
Movensoo and whart:, coo/dining Two Hundtpi
nod Eleven A eren, noon, or kas, on Mu rsel-r t
ihe lOh if JIM(' 1846, at ten
. o'clock, a
ithid day, oil the preminen, lur the purpose of
talking parlitioo or vofootion of the An frPC- •
• •
Sheriff 's 01hee, Carlisle. Nay' Is4li
------
NOV( U.
l'o the flews and Represertritives JACOIt
STI N 1.1, d. Velit ed. auto of Frankton] tuwah;p.
NVI'ICE, that by %little of a writ or
artitinn k t od yooolion, issued, out of the ttr-•
]tens' Court of (lumbar land eouhry, end to me
directed, I will hold an luirjUiaiien in the Real
Esbitopf band deceased, to wit, a certain trial
of lend in Frankti.rd township, bou..ded by
hi:lds - Or Abraham . Burkholder, John Duirti . r
and ethers, mint:1101n! Eighty ewe A rras, inor:l
or less, on 211millay title , :fitntr, 18-16,
reeloelt, a in. of said day, on the premises, for •
the purpose of malting psi tithm or valuution of
,hr same.
nAm LONGSI;ORF.Sheriff.
Sheriff,l May 13, 1816.
, • NCIEICE.
To the Heirs and Representatlece of .1011 N
RUTH, deecased, Into or Newton towns h ip.
TARE NOTICE, that by virtue ofa writ .11
PaititiOn MM . Valuution, IFeo o d out of th e .- , ),_
Court of Cumberland county, awl to n ,,,
directed, I will holden Inquisition on the ilea
&late of Raid deceased, to wit, a ecrla ht tract
of ho id, ailnali in Newton tow nhhip, bounded
by lauds of Henry Ileira of Sitrenct
'Wild utid - othere, containin g about, Ono.linn
<lced and Thirty three Ames, more or les!, on
JrabtesdaN, .the MTh qf hive, 180 ; at 'ten o'clock, a. m i of enid day, on the ore/niece, for'
the purpose of linking pariltion er valuation.ue,
the bIIIIIIL
ADA AI LON(.lsDpit F, Rherill•
sheriff's offieS.;Ciftlitilit' Stiiv 13, Isjo
WESTERN. HOTEII.-
cop.m.pii6i . ,,,w& Sit
Ili ore. •