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For Reboil of the• British Tariff
. of 18461
•FOR CANA:I. COMMISSIONER;
JANIESII POWER
XF ,MERCER. COUNTY.
nig ; Sajoditig Committee Meeting
COI:IMMi CONVMAr'IIION.
a meeting of the.. Whig Standing Corn-
Anjttee. - of.. Cumberlabd 'county, held at the
public 'Muse of Mi. Ilenry . Rhoads, in; Car-
Aug,tist.lOili, 1846; the Committee was
orgEMized by appointing L. 11. WILLIAMS,
- Esq., of 'West Pehetaboretigli, Chairman, and:
Tuonizas 'Cri.AIGHEAD, Jr., - of East Fennsboro' -
.
:seeretary. .The-folloying :resolutions were
unanimously adopted, viz:
Resolved, That the Whigs of the comity be
requested to meet in. their respective town
ships and • borouklis, on SATURDAY .the,
lath instant, and elect two Delegates to-repre
-.sent them in a.County - Convention, to be held
in Carlisle, ea . FRI DAY the 4th of September
next, • for the purpose of, .nominating candi
dates for the 'different offices to be filled at
the.:approaehing•Oeneral :Election. • -
• Rep/yeti, That. in. the selection of canal
fiates, it is highly , irdportnet to select such
men as are qualified by capacity :and moral
courage to do dietr duly judiciously and
L. FT. WILLIAMS, Clufirman.
THOMAS CRAIGHEAH, h. Secretary.
. .
(Don't forget the Delegate Meetings,
Whigs, on the 29th inst. Send good - mon
and let "union and harmony" be the motto,
0;::7-We hope the communication signed
uShippensburg," 'on -our_ first page, will re
ceive, as it merits, an attentive perusal. It
is written 'with decided ability 'and evinces
the author's thorough acquaintance with the
sulject. "1"
ft:TA.Most provoking mistake occurred in
the paokineol. our papers last week, by which
tha packets for Kidderminster and Shepherds
town, were through mis-direction thrown off
their ritut.i3,atid did not reach our subscribers
at the proper time. We shall endcaver to
prevent a like blunder in future.
'diet thiraggrepfccalifewaref
all the Aoiropiation Bills. that have passed
the preseetilfssion of. CongresS, is something
like s01 ; 10`,901 Pretty fair work that for
EBIMMEI
•car, att
Admmstration !
(r.fr The Whig Press throughout the State
have, without 'exceptian, raised the standatil
Repeal," and speak encouragingly of
the prospect of developing suck an expression
from trio -honest-hearted people of the State .
at the October eleetiotis„ shall alarm the
mistiratilt6lintragOdtieS, that have been se
CAMP M RETINGS !-A Camp Meeting will
be held near Newburg, in this county ; to
commence on the 21st of the present month.
Anuthet will be held by the United Congre
gatiOna 6f fhb " Churches of God"—of Ship
pensburg,- Orrstown, and Fayetteville, on the
premises of David Mahon, about miles
West ofShipininslittig, to commence on the
27th instant.
A,Camp Meeting will also be...helti near
Shephertlstown commencing on the 21s t
instant, under the charge of the Methodist
EpiscopaLdenominatimf.
fi;:r Mr; SNEPHiItD, of -Philadelphia, an
extensive dealer in Ready-made Clothing ,
announces .thrcipgh the papers of that city ;
he ismaking arrangements to have all his
goods mandactuted in Vegium, inasmuch
as the noW.Laol•will enable him.te (Mow thb
article thus prepared into our market at lower
rates than he has hitherto done! What say
the'Tailors to this feature of the operation of
the new .•• • • •
t. •
s: .
• -crris...Volanteer.'deruesi. (as,a:matterol
course,) our asseriolithat...Mr/Gridfarn called
ic queition ) . ". ;tiler. N had'Conimenc
edhiti ...speech. ;'llow it is.- not.a matter of
much irepertance, but as our veracity is
impeached, we will-say, that we Were stand
ing within throe feet of. Air.:G. at the time
and diatiolly , heard:him.
Ote A bale heat!) , Irian -hoe been going
abotiOni streeteliegging.,:this eek, on pro
lence;ollosing Ilisproperty bk an earthquake
7 , 0 r `where im
Europo. ,; Such felh:4Ei ought alivays to be.
- kiVic44 - out. l ?s;i.h l Postoitt;7 , : - 7 - •
C4pnll.?ers)mirg Whig states that
4_ , ArAarsAir.iriNi-4 11 .1 1 PAnri1rit. 01 411. 13 , 0 90 have
frOin W tori 's Iron Works,
. 11•Southamplou tow_hs up since • the pale
ttli:;pOwiTariff -I4w. -I'4,Vhaiiic God, wo . ard
riof,i Itiroa;maiiitemrl • _
Z 04r :T4#: ;YPlPl l O O l * ' diO. , PtSdeslilan arP,
linijisig - EtWarofticper;Eigiiost - each'; - pt*r:=7 7 -
The '.4r74 ' - chaigos the, hti" attefillit
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-in=ure; eJii,*owlyike6l'ol4l4ibola_ve,
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held iii4OverlastbigifemeMbrabee - by- every
iAmorigen Mccban ibgm an
Sa.&!:lo , 4fiTivppepOlitii,ro akTejr*
Feople tut +j; " Sit this"great truth ought
never to be forgotten; it ought to be placed
Amon-the-title-page-oftve - rplibak:On_p_ofilicAL
economy intended - for , America,, and
_such,
countries as America,, ,, Jtoirght,totbe , placo ,
in every farmer's alumna& Welled to head
the 'columns of every farMer's Magazine and
mechanic's magazing. It should, be , pro
claimed every where, notwithstanding what
we Clear of the usefulness—and I admit the
high u,efifiness—of cheap food, notwithstan
ding that, the great truth should be prOckith
ed every'where , < should be made into a pro
verb, it could, that OW) e there' is work. for
the hands of nacho t h ere will be work. fir their teeth.
Where there is 'employment there will be.
bread ; and in a country like our own, above
all others, will this truth hold good; a coup=
try like. oui%siwhere, with a great deal, of
spirit and activity among the Putssses, if they
can find emAloyintni; tlt`ere3s alwayS'grofit
willingness for labor. If they can oblain'fair
corimmisation for their labor, they win have
good houses; good . clothing, good Mod, 'and
1e means of. educating their families: purl
if they .ha,ie .good houses and ;.rood clothing
.and good food,
and means ofedticating their
'cliildron , from their labor that Mbar Avill ,be
cheerful, and they will be p contented and
a happy, people."
The truth of this will by conceded at once
by every Mechanic:and workingman - --Stea
dy wirtit• at fair prices is all the industrious
mall -wants, and these every one knows welt
secured by the 'Thrill of l 8 i 2. But we ask
our. American Mechanies.in all seriousness,
do yoil think yok can have this under the
British Tariff of 18-16, Which proposVs to IN
CREASE foreign ,iniportdtions /by reducing the
duties? This new twin of 1846- reduces the
duties at least one hell ow" iron, coal, hats
readymade clothing, cabinet ware, hon-mare,
tin-ware; boots and showand, a variety of
other articles. • NoW do you suppose British
Manufacturers will lose thins fine chance of
flooding our country with their fabrics made by
workmen who receive not one liqf the wages
kQU get? But what sympathy have - the na
bob slaveholders of the South, who passed
this Thrill of 1816, for Northern freemen and
workingmen?q ln the debate in Ccargress,
Mr. Payne, of Alabama, whet asked where
the country would get revenue, replied " Ea
sy.enough; we shall consume rom-4GN goods in
stead rf goorts rinTik at krone-I We shall derive
a revenue of 5106,000,000, if need be, by
varbwrikn FIVE TINES As MANY As WE NOW
Mr. AlcDuilie, in replying:ll3 IVehstc.r
made use of this extraordinary language;
"It wits Tipresental Deaf the lain. of ihr cOtintry
wcrnitt- he affeetnd—by-this-
Mr. :11eDutlie, eontetriptuntisly.) is our s
Remember these things.
' inn.-11..vx.tr: c.N.T!.-Thezliquc-wlr4a •
ern the locoloco' party of this-county and
supply dim with 71f1(' SCIS of principles to snit
the rapid changes of the patty, were in great
commotioti previous to the Craftily Me
for fear 'the emnpromise principle's" which
they had got up,,e.vpressly for that occasion
might nut be cordially swallowed by the
friends of the Tariff. One of our neighbors = a
democrat wljo voted for Polk us a Free Trade
coati—ltad been heard-to declare publicly
that if tab meeting dated to denounce Dallas,
that he for true would not remain quiet, b u t
would boldly speak out and charge home
upon them the deception and fraud they had
practised upon the party in 1844, by holding
up_Polk as a-Tariff man. No oonerhad the
r uling clique heard of this deterniination than
_one of their number was,de_uted to call upon
him on the morning of Monday,..to solemnly
assure him that there would be no resolution
against Dallas!'
Another gentleman, a piominent fron-mas
ter, was also called upon', on the other hand,
by anodic! member of the clique, and solemn
ly assured that the resolutions would not take
ground in favor of the British Tariff of -1846
nor
- against the Tarill of 1842 ! The clique
laver ay two in. its number had.
patched up a set of resolutions which flex:-
terously evaded evetything and were decla
ratory of nothing! They +were not in favOr
of the Tariff of 1842 nor against it—against
the Tariff of 18-16 but not for its Repettl
What a beautiful compromise!•. These eirentn
stances are facts which cannot - be denied.=-:
Who, will say that4te locofoco party is not
managetlbv a clique? • '
=1
(The Volunteer's very indignant denial
of the existence of a clique, who govern the
locofoce party of this county, and cootrol the
course of that paper, has 'rather amused the
knowing onek It may be that the clique has
not yet drawn the collar so tightly about the'
nook - of our neighbor as to Mlle his temper,
but let him havaa care .how ho provokes a
Wkipping t in t Another - . otahrenk
_agains t
"dietation" like that in ,the last Venni*,
and a few more unguarde , land impriident
boasts" of "0 freedom," and you will, feel the
muzzle and cl niri iii short Metre! Haire a
care, neighbor, tiou'Lgolysnriseitinti - Lironble..
The Vog-whii\oi the :ilique may fall on your
back wake Yotarrtm your dolusioti at
01litrsh a v Jeft
-it and sa Will" you, utiless yon are striellf ,
submissive. . It:is :only. about three" . yearit.
since this
lAwYelf s!/ 1 9'AIICPd , loudly.against;?rfdj to
tiop,' and theilashing he; t ioeivitl should
a warning tor alfluture oflendiiit."- Take Wartir
ingb,Ottri, and:Pialce Yetirself*'pliant and :
obedient as lie now isi iily /it;still and you
may continue flat;ot yautaoll with baying
the anthe'aciaficlOapp;)?.of
7 2 13 lit'tlidA4 36 fteelfetN114 o:
n
.0;04 2-, Nsr*Olie'eal?ifct!rerd'Yere altaid ;to
—ati*lpleiniseliiqa 'far 'against
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•0:6.60,9118,4V#1 1 ,4 ; 404 , T0 - .1,000.0 16 thin w 571 . . :
pp•ii4r#4l'*oo* . kitolikkgy,i4 Offrt r eril
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0/inpff4o4„titsSefvnnitti pnyeflic_'Readingr. :4.••ty•A
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be MiSiiiiderstoodthat PEININSVLI"ANIA is"
f Plessage'reqUesting an appropriation of SII,.
. --000 J OQ0-to 2 e,nable:liim;to-ne'g at) ate_a_ireigy_
,ef."PeUe,n,w)th.„Mnxico,,leaviag . ,it , Al3.°,lllli, Fz..:
, Yed:thniCali:faMtn,. , was.y,*bp,lo - elt,ed: z 4fifir.4
s 'iCl3.4l:wits . inamc - difnajfintkidue6d - lifte -, the'
,ticliaemak)ng s tliaAelgited appi:Oprinii;:in,iind
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ivras:progrrissing finely until:Mi..liVlimOtef
.this..,Siate,,availirig..himselhof:-a . thin• Jiouset
and the absenee,:,pf a number 'of Southern
members, auddeaff?spiiiletl'all by proposing
and carrying art amendment prTiiliug that-
Slavery or invciliiritaiy . servitude should be .
forever excluslcd from the territory that might
be acquired by thC ii, States tht•ough the ne
gotiapon! Withthis feature the Bill passed
"flit) 'llitins'e lirailltelieUfon 5pc113017 . 4 "n j
-majority of ,:sii6:yetes, and was .s CM the
.Senate.. • The dosei as Modified - by Mr. Wil
mot, prayed, helvnver, ten unPalatatile for
eve tliokrwho drafted the Miginat-Bill, Mid
t; r ! its final, ii4ssiaie ivlr„ M'Kuy hiniself voted
a,,nairist it:' , - ....,:-.. -
In the Senate,fon Monday, the •Bill was
taken ufi anti itgbttled a short time, when lqr.
- Davis, -- ef - Masinelnisiitts, understanding that
it hail hsfim, determined, in Einicus to strike
opt this. Anti-SligerfeAse and .pass the Bill
without ii,4ols' . ,the floor and eitectually Iran
glml it , Lirsp - qaiiingulitil . l2 o'clock, the hour
at which, by feint re . golution, both Houses had
agreed to aittehliu... Of course the Bill could
not then. he acted upon, ail the 'President
had the consolation of seeing a Congress of,
his own friend s break up over the grave of
one of his - own sehmnes.
not to, be PROSTRATED IN THE' DU,B
or' tier-honest voters: _CHEATED : 'atid.ll.l.llVP
BUDGED- vol‘'
polled fer:lY)4lAlq .B. FOSTER will he•
deemed an expression in favor of FA EE.
TRADE and the BRITISH TARIFF of
Ahrin of Ike. Clique j .
'our exposure fast week of the d i sgrace
scenes of the locefoco County Aleeting, and
the account ol'„the sever ban welb-morited
castigation which-:the leading demagogues,
received at the hands of Mr. Miller; has Me
ated a.•,g - reat stir, acid the last*Volutiteer teems
witlit'vnlgar,:sourrility .and abuse. 'of ourself,
and the Whigs. The truththe lecolotio•
eligue As becoming alarmod...The Itonest .
portimi of their party :is • beginning to.
and.
th;rough-theirschemes ofdeception,.and, are
reiOlving to no linger Ted by the nosity .
'this unprincipled faction. The mechanics
and workingmen now see'thatty
-lowing-these-riierrthe,;TarifHlasheen ; destrciy;-
•"ed and the interests of American workingmen
prostrated at the feet of the 'British monopo
lists and ariStocracy. , More than *ono honest
workingman, has been heard An . declare' his.
tleter:aination to "come out from among the .
loul party," since' the lOToloco. Meeting.—
Rally under the standard of REPEAT:, work
ingmen !
OFFICE-lIOLDERS WORKINGMEN!-- , Thank
God, we're not all Iron-masters,' said a little
legal official - at llie loeofoco -- meeting — last
week. ~ • !..Chis disinterested remark by' an
officeholder eli ted from the faithful a roar. of
applause, which was increased by Judge
Stuart bellowing out; as lid flmushcd I is fits
in the air, " yes, WE WANT NO PROTECTION
from the government-!" There is one tiring
however Which the Judge doesjike, but
forgot to mention. Ile does like to hire Iris
"Pittsburg team''. to the government at fire .
doltm.s a day and ail expenses paid! Farther
than this he asksno protection! But the Judge
must recollect that the mechanics and U•urk . ...
ingmen are seldom allowed to holm offices
with fat salaries;'aod , ,they therefore require
Protection and will have it. Mat do you
say, Mechanics?" Shall British and - French
workshops supply the United - Statekby °)-mir
consent ? Will you_ beggar vorsely_es
eurich.the . oflicelroldeis?- -
Parked, That we pledgo-ohNelves to give
the Derneeratie COutitv Ticket pone to be
ormc m .oun y f .otiven ton, am tis emo
eratic-nOmince-for-Congre.s.s wbo, may ix...se
lected by the Democratic Conference frOm
this Congressional District,' our united and
zealous sPipport.=Bcsofution of the Locopro
Now, let intelligent people lead dud ponder
over that resolution. Could an arrogant.and
unsernpulous dire Make a morn degrading
DEMAND : Or COlrld blind and slavish"adherents
to party mini into a more Arrri/sidedgc dmll
t his resolution offers? It fully comes up In
the spirit of a resolution in a recent locolOen
meeting in Illinois, which solemnly deduced
"That we approve el' all that Congress has
done so far and all that it /wry yr! do!'' Why
what is the,use of calling ourselves “enlight
cited freemen," when such resolutions are the
only protif we cart give of republicanism ?'
A Russian stsfm ight as well boast of freedom!
The. Herald intimates that our paper is
governed in its course by the dictation of a
IYe must bo excused far using . plaid•
language in reply to this insinuntion. The
Editor lies. We own and control this paper
ourselves, and ate neither dictated to by a
clique nor by nny man or set of men.— Vont-.
Oh, you're excused, certainly—don't be fas
tidious-about terms, we beg of you! The ve
ry' severe . : twinge we gave yOur collar
enough; we - confess, - to-:set . the ;corninortest,
cur snapping and.suarling;itnit Wc o oan.
to smile at
nine indignation. gut have a care, rieigh
bora, that you don't bark too loud—yotirtirms
ters in the , eligne are rather.dogmatical, and
aro not in the habit of .allowing_their_obedt
dient spaniels to do much more. than wag.
their tailsl Lic still! WU word with them,
- or back to your kennel!
igr Tim limleer is very wrathy. with
the Whigs for flaring to attend the, loe — ofoco
meeting, anii-after very scivagerous
ititimutio i that' the next:time they' o it they
will Ue foraibly
coons, it is m a goal distance. from the .court
house wintldws to 'the groutia." . ,Well, all
we' have to' say is" that' the
• • •
doubt take proper eare . ,,of themselve&
come's,:4) - 044ittn'ters, find will ,
..probably
use stioni e,Nertions-; to fell*
haVing';pleinty''Of;',gtioil n :'sOkloCefeeee f . under .
'grOulid I
Geri: ScO:ir.—We hAve•jusr . `seen
• saysihe National ititellikotii, :a ih 7
lollig - aiti:.bllicet , ,r.
Mississip titi a '"filind Ar
'•lMtYit Pe gO °lt ' 6 CP010(.19118 fir 'OO9
lAmsgaitle. „p, ea 21,2, Pk!,
"liTis:Aqat,teiott-hO
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r!i; ?:11P.P°sed:11q6§i1.o/
arti tiotdtkely, , l6itieCh
before, the middle; cif ttelohei:
Tiii RAZOR Sitio?
and
rall*lll
"I•nrn , tinnis3foriei: left 61'ihe•;kaiiiO•libr.j;
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• MAce'..rropoiiitto
• the - $2,4300'600
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oritiFiligNie of (Hll9 l llg . . oso l qilie
.riti
'xig isiofiloitip
azi- The Hon Ma. L. YANet.:v, of Alabama,
has resigned in Congress. hlis ad
dress to his coti - KiWelds is a plain-spoken
dotwment, and titledy demplciatity of the
Democracyof Th`e North allil West. lie
wishes the South to have nothing more to
do with them in political affairs. " tly ob
servation ]sere .j 0 says) convinces me that
in such aparty omanization, the South, which
is the only portion of (be party sound 'on all
these'questions,,is used merely to foot the bill
and to add in ...oing a power which shall
give t6,_our Noithern brethren the spi)ils!"-,
And, as a tetne ( dy for this state of things, he
propose!, that they shall " never•again meet
in a common Democratic convention a large
holly- o 1 meroVho have vigorously opposed
us on princip:q!.
tii_BleohaniOs MoVing.
A very - ..largol?ndy of lho Moehanies pf
Reading, who had. voted for Polk, held a
irueoling to wee c, an, onouncm
Polk and DalligLa.airnitors pk!itgo,§.
made to tjto people in 1841.
sag OILEGON TERMORY.—A bill passed both
houses el:Oeue*, providing for the estab
lishment . Ol' . :4Tiktoriulliovertitnent in Ore
goit. The setiiitSl'Mvernivent is to be loca
ted West of the liocky Mountains, and Sla
very is to be forever excluded.
(* - -.,Among . the important Bills rMssedon
the last day of the session was that to es nb
lish the Smithsonian institution. It provides
for a judicious expenditure oldie Smithsonian
bequest Made some years ago in trust to the
17, S. Government for educational purposes.
W.inp.noust Si‘sr - cm.:--.seVeral cargoes of
foreign goods are nog• storing in philadelphia
under the prpvisions of the late act of Con
gress; totremain there moil the Ist of Decem
ber next, when they will be admitted at the
reduced duties of the new Tariff.
A singUlar disease - is prevailing among the
colored people in ihe neighborhood of Rock
ville, Md. attacking the Victims suddenly and .
without any previous . indications of hit up
mach. No mbiterpstson lie/its:yet . been .
affected by it.
The ,Locolocole.aders'are'jbecominp,.
lidatmed at tho 'symptoms Af - wide-sptead
defection in their ranks since'. the iniespie of
the Brinehyarift Bill, and their presses teerri
• w ith most 01oth1. appeals to', th fitithful; 27 -
te remain frirWin their devotions to 14 Dem!S:
craey and Andrew Jackson .
. Sun-TneAsott ans.—The Sith-Treasury; bill
having become a In*, the Ptei‘ident is re
wardihg his d ßarlisans by making all he can
of thorn Sub7reasurers.., After while many
of thetwwillllt t fp ! our Wt. a new
TexaS I.iy
J~p•
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state-151W' fetili . : 4 I u Atetlie Northern 'Dia
triet yAtt;Nlett tternyn aria .El”6l(iii
Tutlayl'i"ieel4,h3;:elieoling':hintielf.
tbo•Tom - orance Lecturer
is lying, dangerously ill Libertya. V • •
'Redueffin',i)MftyCciAi-a—Yva-!:
.Jpnv'e l'i•ish,our,friefils to, , remomber:that
=the }lr a. LDi,aN»,Lcro rros:ds-iiow furnish ed:
to al I -pak 'loe. hi- tiorisciri or
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The EleciOHs
GitirY' tinaufghlfiii:bik
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salts of the NM th:,04r7:0 60!
= GOveiner !' Witig : '..S4rifl!, - 4„
tbrs . 11! L .Grivirnor_ONOMM!ri:MajpiifY.:::34
reach 10,000 ; and inite:SOMlte, Whi#:
wilLbaxe.:a_majerity nl ifierniste;td_faiir- r7 M-_
feirg•Witjtilrelti'diroliTijmtvlimttbei.Wlvjgs
Vayi4'.;gnined the
.ien elected this year) and made n net gain
pf , jour, merrjberkott4e_fineoe:of,ii.epreseinfat";
tivea, which will thorn on loinf 2eallot
two Legislative--braindies a majority , of
eFty-ix ! Iltitka - HorthW-horrie-eHininfrof
the West!.
I.NptAnA.—The majority for Whitcomb (L.
le.) will be aborit 2000. The lower comities •
on the Wabash dtd very bad, - Eir
(W , ).Would.-have-been-eleetedGoveno . r.—r
The Locoloco Candidate for fieUt. GoVetrua, : ,
Dunning, is in ilangeroLbeing defeated: fie._
rurs innelf behind Whitcomb: The einein
nati Atlas, of lionday,
tore will be . largely ,agfeat
vietca;Si of itself:- Last-year the Locoioem.rna
jotfly was fen on -joint ballot.
Itlissoulit Arai, LINOI4-1 . 11 these •
too
States Tiii . Ce as iisun.V.firetty
much their own way, thriugh the Whigs.Main
lain their ground well.. •.•
Laiest from the Army,
The steamer Al:Aherne,. arrived at
New Orleans on the (Ith inst. hmigs the last_
intelligence. hum the Army.. The A lithama
brought b the la4bruch otLouiArma troops,
Test having previously belt on board
the sailing vessels, which explains their non:
arrival. • They may be expected daily...
Col. Peyton's ie.giment was - tlepartiag„3l-thel i
time when the Alabama'saila Cul, Feath
etton's was on its way to the Brazos, ready
to en La d s
General Taylor was despotchiog the regu.'
- tars to•Camargo with all- posible haste • and
likewisy seeding on large supplies of nou t i.
lions, The highest point On the lives, at
which "ally of the volunteer troops were
stationed, was Lapita; between Bat ita and
Matamoros, at which point one baut4liot of
the TentICS.SQO regiment was garrisoned.
• Gen. TayMITA .islid, was -to sot-out for
Camargo Oh the Ist inst:
A lettor from Matamoros says (hat the army
of Gen. Taylorin Mexico now consists of
17,0(10 men.
A private letter from Point Isabc;l informs
uF; unit General 11'ort.11 has been ordered to
hipTurifirarriirfof ilifilßf then ckiiiiiry,O,
and establish a'depot si , sty miles'from
on the road to 111(mterey.
The S m-Gen fii4 : ;:inspentfet
sumo-months ro-appear
auce.• It ie.pabliokmd by 11: E. Silooll I al:er
•L'sq. and edned by William P. Conifer, Esq
(K'r - The following raid to be an eflec
mal cure for the cholera morlms—it is an
agreeable one at -all events; tato: 'a small
piece of ice into the tumuli and swallow the
water from it, as it melts ; continninj it until
it affords relief.
(I* - - " Fellow•-citizens," said a eandidate
for Congress, reeelitly, so:twit heie Out
IVest'—'r Fellow•-citizens! you're well awar.
I've no etheation. I never went to school
in my life but_ three times, acid that was 16
night school. Two nights the teacher didn't
come, and the tothOr.itiglit Ili-u1 nn c,Ottlle-"
WirAT's IN A Name.?—The Chicago pape:rs
announce the ritariage of Mr. Jphir Christo
pher f s ;ri'lltlefinger to 11fiss. Kunigunty Guru
finger !
`THE BRITISH TARIFF.'
. The Mechanics of Berks, says the Beading
Journal, have given the TarIII Bill of Messrs.
P. - 11: and Dallas its . , right name. Let it be
!mown as such,all.oVer the Uhion. They, by
resolution adopted', 'itv;Dcykic+:afic.....Counljr
Meeting, 66+440d:it
The'lertaSkTirifil_.; • . ,
A mericanidtistry: and
. fokater' , Ifddsh
Tory" to' Inks the bread
*men mid gillefitio-fllnglifilaborors. A TStiff:
to rob our. farmers, of a- marlmt by deOriving
our nmehanies,ortlie- means of i tiyjng them,
lVhat is this but
23;ti3i1Cstx , T,Az.irr! 1
Down withit, XI Itan irs !
Da. NVItiTAIC 1L1.9,151 or It'll.o
eltennefil trtket or wild Cherry.
and Far. .DycirYhody that, Wild
ChPrry pes‘se4es, 'important- mod it.inni pro
perties, and Tar NVater We; tdivays - bee:n
rojilitateroii Consnin mkt; - and Ling affee--
titint{ nlinertilly,, :by our oldest and safest
:piky!ietaus. • , ,
Various !tile:, have Been'.
iifretini ;and r orEo into notio-for e, cu re
disease of lime ; rind .'6l'inbliiivp
found no, doubt, very tilehil moot all that Inive
yet been itiscOvpreid, it is, 4dmitted physi=
clans ittid.till-Whe have . 'ivitttesutilj§:
that - iintip itiVe
For '..tViitliMa4lipitifeF4,cildireitil);:aini titM
'afleuliiiiie t
.
it May p jotipniipeir'
stclutik I , '4loolarsealltee 'case boynnir'ther
"eh of meliifilie 't " 't
ThiiCDaNp(nciii Wind eltion', 4 446iiis ' Y. 11 ) 44
hsiii: , pitipoti 411,tioythein]linitiiiie i. as - ,
ittrhii7oserairetitti„t3i - ,
hitintrfO i Mi - pfreoi,i l ;
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AR b, totvS,ojjrlTo6P9o:"Aftekilitpviiio2f, ,
O ri Piill i tO t AO! .bli '4o4 l,6: i i l,t-40. 0 '911 . ,y,
,I4o4l.,itin t rth'ep N ifitin ile:iie,: - .% i tfiticif
*lirnis - „p3riiiglieitf, - -Tyritriris-i'rsibil,:4ll-.
iiikothprt3Niiiig iille'r settled or Continued:
TIP 'rirl:ton of or—
•
:i.;.limi.„,
Cii,wric'an.ncflon of coveccet.to recover.
Oe.„o:llo 7 liiirti s Of the profits' rttetiSetY on the .
third -bectiolef-the-filth:residenoy7ol-thirfirst
diiiision. of -the:Baltimore and' Ohid.Railiond.
The plaintiff and defetlani.itt the above ease
had been partners in the' said coptrapt,and
the p arrtifT now claimed the one,third - of the
;rofittv-ou_tlmecWennite of •the dolgridant ex,
1839.; the *aid-
ecuted on 7th'of De
eration of i'vhieh was 'the ieletise'ef.'Atintiff
to ;defendant . ; fOr'all'ldit Ificr said
section. The evidence being' voluminous,
and some nice legal points.arising Out
the case occupied the' atterition of , the - Conrt .
till Tuesday noon, Nerd,ict , lor defendant:'
Counsel for plaintiffl.3atillag,hei;',tithiji.,,end
Jost :ICtiox; , for detention t,: Watisi and . fiddle: -
, On. Wednesday morning ea
citin,~.and 'interesting,' Scene's', of . tlfe Qifither
S'essierfsecnnmenCed, end opened, rich, jndgr
-Mg from (lie attention manifested and the
pleasure depicted on the, countenances of a
titte - auditory.- - The - eourt - waS - Occppied:the
Mire week •widt 'the. ordinary yoolloo .ot
urirnirral otlitipeA : - •
Corn fOotiwntiltli
.
Fr». gery.—Vcrdlet,
inhitihy manner...St
George A.:Mortastnith. forin as he Stands
indited.' lirandefatrj , for defendant . ; moves
on arrest of judgment for reasons filed. Sen
teem deferred .
Commonwealth
..iircen'y, for stealing one
pm; ofpantaloons,and one
John Shrbm. 1 case of bard soap.,_ Jury
, ound him " &it not
guilty of the soap.' ' Court directed the ver
iTiß entered tribe in manner ara lorm.—
Gaullagher for defendant
Commonwealth
Pnisance.-TheAlefen
dant was indilod . on ac-
Rufus Shapley, ) count of one of his leriard
houses being a nuisance to the neighborhood,
by reason of'the disorderly, riotous, drunken
and abusic•ecndduct of the tenants; who were
proved. to be ni the vety worst class of ne
grecs. Verdict, guilty. Sentence postponed
till tieNt Court on the promise 'of the defen
dant that the nuisance shall be immediately
abated.. Todd and -Benham for Common
wealth; Biddle and Watts for defendant
Commonwealth
Riot.-4'he circum
slanees of this case
(eo. Heckman, Dalid I are as follow:--
Snyder, ICm.flanson, The wile of Hanson,
Fields. Allred one of -the" defen ;
Brannon, and William dants, was in the ha-
Leonard. 61 of prOcuring
quor of I Teckman another of the defendants.
On the it of thiii occurrence, flansOn came
home, and-hurling his wife dttink ; "blamed
Jleekman for furnishing the liquor. _Some
alitisite, language on both sides passed, and
o ler3l, when Ileckman . and all the
endnuts jinned in 'stoning Hansor
Some oriTirirlitt , j4st s . a it ap- .
•
prarr ke - stoning a mad •d 0,7, they' hrt , w
with such 10- and rapidity. Hanson received
great hndily injury, hut endeavored manfully
to maintain is ground. Hanson, solitary and
alone, code, 1 to retina. the fire . of Nte
opposite. party icing almost disabled by
Heckman's dog anging to his arm. -- This
rain ham e ican armv, having no Rio
Grande to rms. lispersed "in double quick,
tinie," at the . apt inch of 'squire Todd, who
took possession ofilut battle field. •
After head wr the evidence, all the defen
dants, execk H u tson. withdrew their plea of
not pity, and submitted to the Court. Ilan
,nn, by counsel, used, and went to the
jury MI the dourd" that on his part it was a
nieto (!)Trey mid rii4. Verdict, guilty.
Miller for Hanson.. • Biddle and Admr_forihe
miter defendants. Sentence, Heckman fined
$2O and required to en'er into bond's with one
sufficient security in the sum of $5OO, to keep
the peace ler one year. Hanson same sen
tence, except the bond of 5200. Snyder fined
$5. Fields and Locinard sl.—all to pay the
costs of prosecdtion. Brannon not being ar%
„was_tt • •
Commonwealth -'I Conspiracy to cheat
us.and defraud Alexan-
A lex ander Wills; Sr. ( der Wills, junior, ne
and David Fiume. J phew of one of the
defendants. Indictment gnashed for infor
mality, and the defendants bound - over, till
neutermi• which makes any further remarks
irefl.fefier At present:: .- ''' -- - -- - '' 7, • "
Commonwealth , : ' .13airairy..r.-APr . rstOt: is,
'- ' : :if ,$:, ," . l' • Ofi - liect , *) .11,241 . ocrlopcn,
11' Rijn m (
.. *grey .. . ...An 9 .i , (34 - ; e - i9 . itijt, ...or _main;, .
tainrif ersiints eitliqr.logourts or in the couri•
u'y. ' As this is .a peculiar case, andiine,iviiielt
litts:tiover • befcire dectirred.ini the'2,peaceafila,
"C.oniny, of ". old Mother CtinthAillnidi . vvel
may be, exitused ,Itir, giving ,ihe..diifinition .. of
' the offrowe l as well as, noticing genereify:the
Jiviilencri - „ - ...1t
.appears ;ha( lor.yeririe;the".ileT
/I.olln
fopls been'; in the habit . of,excitingliiti
neighborsteebter.-'oni iiiiiiiig v lciw.suits, par
licularlY 'Spits titiOr , 'di parent JUstices, in
various parts Of sun oniony, for:sillier persons
il"vithipiii their knot loilge or' aiithOrity-rlim
sell surVing the suirimonses,,pubpienuig'the
' wifeesses, arid. in anuol* the case sometimes
for the Plaintiff and somotinika for the .defElfi-
dant; in the capacilyOf agMit..
,A,lie, fsir.bn.y
nig up, small. and trifling eleirrie;enqlitititut-
• ing'..suitS ,MI- their
. reim,yery„ with „malicious
Inothies;:with erii4enckr Of, varitol4(.slliCOno'-'
tives.;;iFio,iii‘:altdlie Msfirn'ony,,itTAlie . .ipiite .
evident'':that t s he' , :-ideliiiiiiient - .Waii,':,decideOly
opposiiillnAlVold eldirniii'AF . sillinving , 'Snite.to:.
''remain' "Any ~AerigtiOef: l tinii.",:on'...- i i.. Jiiiiiikeli3'
66k06:4nillthii*iiddiefed . io'iiiiiilciviiie'
l er the - emitiiiel fflotight . belninst ifeve.l;iettri-in'
ihigli:griiihri.AMi:...e.xeciedingli_iiiiiiiiiit,lfor r
hj . i3„fkillq'eiti7:ool!e!sqths,'ini:llll.eitte(latiiiiiii r v, -
'clatnitt,, :veßicyoi r ilif.= -- ,wfiitt,i; ‘ l3l(ll3l64l - 0: --
- Boliiiiii , l6i:Ciiinmonwi:aitiij'AemlOia Bran.;
ilifbney. , feedefentlaet.-::' ::::--- - ~!.":-.'- ;'" ''
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.Anthony Boon, ) Win.' • • Boci4;and. Elizabeth
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liilabritlOartii-efiss: Atoon-; , and4ia*-guilV
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HettrTosnaay. ~...11'; Alantki::4, 4.. 4 ,.fr, 1 •42,_..-.. , :-
• , ,A:6lair for , liettycTetine4 f , Millei , J,fotlie
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oeppst Pephibor4ps itnollaNA',l
vuoony eyotur, 06 , ith inoint. by 4bo"trio,
MI. 15A AC . Y., initA4tatV;i, r to Msg.: LEA", realleati
411 1 !IBItter of Akr;,Olovo 14Anclei uqtkof Alien
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-at.' 11eilacit,LE.:14ligiiith,tiiins_:and_.:Icenntre._._:.
ritents . in gciecirilei.• Illy' oidOr of ILlfe'Copta in.
- 3: ,„ W.„,l3:l'Aft.KlPl.sot4go.,S.
'.,Ciiirlisle; Aiiiiii44.lf-1-84G--- '" -. -'-'• . -: 'r - ' -
FOR' SALE VERrCHEAP,'
melt iin-yerli{„amiderstie;:i ,
terin's,three,BNlCKA)WE4 t , Liu
LING JIOUSES;-Thoy'lr'eneott 1
- -' •
sAll'fisfiebod:42knembir4qt
n.xergoing, uprt! !s
trikimostlpioistnvpitt.
Igityneents made easy, — ^ =
August 19, 1846.'
P. s.—One of the 'mattes will be rented cheep.
Pneeeesiimiiinn.iot9tldinfai7;
Est ate.of • Re))eec,t) , Dever, deceased.
icroTlcr,js' HEREBY' '4lVrf, — ihot I
1,1
have taken - out - -letters'or Admintefration
on, the estate of Rebecca nevbi,(wjdowylate or
soothomptow , township,' CuMberland,:'eounty,
deceased: 'All Persinis indlibted , tii said estate , -
are hereby required :to- make , payMent,• and
theite buying-elating thereore,will,lntsetit , thens -
duly outhenthiated, tor'eettlernent: ,
- L .. , - DEVOR. -
Etf Citrlisie,Au;gliet 19, 18,16.:
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.. t.- EstAp - 91 , ,TatieDeetr , cor . ,, ,ree„,,e,,,(1, 4, ,T i1 i ,1 i, i _
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th"stati:°rja°;li' taciid..c'oun4l 4 60 40 .
ton trwinthiti, 9. 0 ° 1 ! ) d Ito eihreantwata toqvirott-
All rtonons4t_ri_dePT, ~,intif:thtfej.,hayiiikjefonvr.
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= .Z4S.lo.:(Atrare
ILT OU aro ordered to parade at thelinnse of
1 the Captairi i ,on SATURDAY. the 29th of
August, 1846, precianliatlo - o!ellia, earn ?date
ly, equipt for drill. - •Ity ordieofithe Captain.
RORERT:MIPICEr,
will hien - eleetlan,held on the
some day and, at the samtildeeeirefl'a, FIRST
LIEUTENANT, in•the , robratofJohn,Gracey,
resigned.• °rat" , otthe;DrigadeAriipector,.
August 19, 1.646_ ,
a!li=tl
.; Notice, to AhOitr ; Poollti.lOtos.
bTlCE;.lEi,..ijtft*l3l7.Zdikt.N. 4.4 f tlie
I,ll . .vnrione dandidaifttf(d'tiiditiOessfuloiin. -
.didete-for 'thdt office,}-tt eti..the4Cainmiesionei•s
iif m berlond tuiirdi ens of tin
public intermit, will- not . Writiiih:fuel to be need
y the Sheriff, for his prfiifte . nidomestic use,
as the- laM:Orilk.iiiithorlgiiiii,be furnished for
the' use , of the. prisoner*..
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made This publication is (prix the next
general eleationyto cave 'oursel:ves from any
imputation of political favoritism.
• C. TITZEL, • •
J. WORTHINGTON,
D. STERRETT,'
Commissioners.
Commissioners'. 011ice,.Carl isle, /
NOTICE-
_ .
Y Books are - now• oil posted up. All
knowing themselves indebted will, Wenn
7 &M arid- Seillertkieficaecounts. — Mome OTiP
STANDING . irked not be surprised; if lerCivith
a 'Squire fur collection. C. OGILBY.
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August 19, 1846. •
PZIRI7V7III/' ettaltA.
P. A. . &
8, Synall, of York, Penn.,
HAVE constantly on hand Guana, which
theroVctor sale on the hest'terms.
Extract. the Amencan .tikriettltttrist.
' , Guam' is valuable - for every kind of Emil,
except-that which is already rid; end tn.tivery
kind of field and gardon crop, grass, vegelable,
fruits and &weir'. The reason it is so service,
-able to all, arises - I - rem-the let of its containing
every' kind of, food for the growth of atom,
Jiciwer, fruit and seed. The' eminent Dr. Jack.
eon, of 114assachUsettsolays, It comes nearer
In a Mineral-comport-than-any-other exerernen
tal-inenurer",
Pitrchasers will be furnished with directions
how to use it. ,
August
redline my iitotk
ILI.of goods, I 'am now
CB- Viro
without regard- to cost. Wu have been giving
our customers and the-public in general, GREAT
TIARGAINEI for the' last - two weeks, and 'atoll have
a large steak of very cheap goods to run off,
such as Cloths, Cassimords, Caasinetts.
Calli
coos,Ginghams, La wns, She wls, Bonnets; Rib
nods, Checks, Tickings, Linens, Ore. &c., in
great variety.
Boots de. Shens i Cheaper than Ever.
Mena' Long Boots, only I Dollar per pair.—
W omens' Shoes 25 cents per pair. Alsn,n prime
and well selected lot of Groceries at the very
lowest notch. x . •
Recollect, the Old Stand, East Iligh Street,
at the Rig Sign. C, OGILRY.
Carl isle;Al.l gilStl 9;1846.
VALUABLE- TOWN PROPERTY 4 ...1
r9R SALE.
LIE extensive.. K
ro
BUIL N G and Lot or. ;''''4"?
Ground, situ* in North' Rano.. '
ver !lien lisle; - known
as a Hirlan's IFieldwurn Store," and at present
used for the SaineAninfose by Mr: ittenh Senor,
will he' Sold at ntietioti, on' the premises, on
FRIDAY ,the 18th of Septemger nest, nt 2
u'elpek, P, M. , .Terincinsdoinown on the day
of dale .by,tho subscriber.
R. NRBINGER. _
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--August 19, t 846.. -
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