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VEMESDAIfi-JANUAIty_ 6,
Our R calico d Tetms !
The Ifaralatind Egppositnr lamnw Offered to Cubic
era at ONE'DOLLAIVAND FIFTY CENTS. a ,yea
hot only wheremitid IN ADVANCE. TwP,dollars t,
het paid-in advents. We beg our friends to remember
thatiiithill_vre mien by p_eylng in advance is paying at
the time of t — abWribrng Mist itterbTigint
year. ,Wit.-borie,tn:filtd:Mone ;mean or ~ unoonerous
enough 1.0 solifor. teat r educed Mica's, after they
have let their sabstillitiong tryn aeiraral months over
the tithe, M1.'04141116 ,ehenpest Palter in
—thoCountY,andltirittihea.ati-mttatiseadina-matter.an. I
shy other.twjmiltooitanbatriberii irmatdlWinatiiishig; -
' which' 96104 m i -it Wordatithie advertising niiidium.
.1911,PRligTING every description executed with
the satin:sit netiniess-anditt the lowest prices, with
fitittionablelype. , ,, , ,,Thsi patronage of our
Oriandaxaspectibily solicited. r '
State Co'nvelition.
• ••:A. State 'Convention, to. be 'composed of
Delegatestrom the City of Philadelphia And
the several counties equal to their' represeit
tutiori• in the Genera) Assembly of this Corn
~monwealth, will be held at Harrisburg,
• • • .On, Tuesday the 9th of March ne
ti'dlabies in the forenoon, for the purpose
of selqcting candidates for Governor and Ca .
nal•Comprissioner to be supported by the
• Whigs and the friends of the Protective Pol
icy at the •nextenseingelection, and to Wine
act Such - other I:rosiness ali•may - be7cleemed
impatient to the sucCess•ot 'the Whig cause.
• '•• J. P. SANDERSON, • •
• SAMUEL D..xAmis.
... • , . JOSEPHXONIGMACHER,
',MORTON•MeMICHA EL,
. GEORGRERETY,
. H.:JONES BROOgE,'" I ,, -
• THEO. 'D. COCHRAN,
JAMES FOX,
• JAMES MARTIN.
WILLIAM BUTLER,
J J: SLOCUM,
-JOHN R. EDIE,
'EDGAR COWAN
•JOHN B. JOHNSON,
• AVM. J. HOWARD,
Whig Strife Committee.
Dec.'l ; 1849.
To our , Frlegds . -
We hope those ol ow country friends who .
•• !know themselves indebted fur subscription
• tun job work, will give us a call at the ensu
yhtgterm of Court. Our engagements require
-e'talbtse Sum for which we have no other
metre° than the amount.; due from our
.'patrons.
trThe absence of the editor from his poet
for a few days will, we presume, be a suffi
cient excuse for any defects. or errois that
may appear in to-days paper.
."Iturtar.o.—By the lam cumber of the
American Democrat we learn that Mr. J. M.
Cooper-has -*ithdrawn from- the editorial
control of that paper. Hereafter it - will be
undOcthe_ sole_cart3_ansl rpeAe=gement of Pi o.
'fesaor Grrr.
STATE - TEMPERANCE CON VENTM! , i.-71 cir
cular froth the central Committee informs
us that the State Temperance Convention will
mpet.at Harrisburg, on Wednesday the 27th
of January, next. All Temperance Societies
are requested to send delegates, and those
who do not are - tee:domed to send reports or
statements, so :that . satisfactory temperanc e
statistic of the Whole Commonwealth may
thus be had..
•O-New Years day m:as one of the most
delightful spring like days that we have
known for a long time. "The lilies fair,"
sie Dr. Yotirig denominates the ladies, were
• abroad in all thaw - liriveliness, and gave
trite - an attraction to our streets.
, •
• OtrOn -New -Years:day- the carriers of the
different papers presented their patrons with
the usual annual offering in the shape of a
Neiv 'Yeats Address. We are not much
given to the reading of poetry, and- .would
not hale noticed any of them, hid not our
attention teen called to that issued from the
office of the American Democrat. It is about
suclkan adArees as might be supposed to e
menateiram the brain of on& of the viles t
blackguards'of the town', or perhaps from the
pen, of some. nice rung man whom too much
learninghath made mad; some shallow brain.
ed jack-daw
,who loves to hear himstlf chatter
and whesewant•of sense led him to suppOse
hie blaokguardism was wit, and would be
°receiyed.atieuob by the' community. Cer
tainly 110 sine men, nor.,one having any re
gard for' decency..would. ever - have written
nob an,addtess. for Mr. ply iyo cantio!
censure hitnttor any agencyhemighthavehad
i n 0 Our/ only, feeling in re.
garttiOnrrt is one , of pity—he is not in the
opinioirofthose. who know him best a re
sponeible beingf sad 'therefore should not he
,• , „ •
Ittinnint-,4oll,.Friday night, h o wl
tho,StOre ot . onr eitterpritiingyonng tdtvnsinen
11tettirti.1:1, Beintk; iv*sbi6Ven into infil
1 0 1 . 04&of:Otitteikii4. , :itiorrey to thci - jrtinotint
.
eikl.:'!'ttl'i.",'t;‘,4l6ll"Onteria by forcing
open_the shitieril'otone,tlie_side_windowe
vihwi - a:nhieeli ;:which . - tree: found-neat the
ea nit of thett - opetatil o :r , i,n,..t . he
.themitg.,
L e, ffib ,:iiiiioo4 . 44Ye#efed ifiri..eattlioutly,
-- lul I ,4litlYiiliCkilel!reil , by BPS' of the Pemonit
- *fib *opt , in Abet ton aboire_the:atere'..__.;
MEE
TimPikAnii edne . p.
'day - 1114th
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staid' diar,the'othetohutrohes of Ihe licitough
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abedlo-,6** A .i t ionilidd .15i - sen very Iniiehilis- •- i • t riS " r ''ff tia 'lit :lO.qolutribitt ; where they.
-• - I '''' - ,V:'N , •U ( ' . •A •••- 1 • . e t. : 7l Pl :ttf morning B '. '
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'Use Of tieetrrillMiVe - p.ithete. -- - Tliii;•• • ail! -- thg
. whii -I(iiktiheredn-stabliff,the•conneil - Cliliiin•.;
invariable rosiart ~' and only weapons of a, 'bar of 4 .tlits i .lown4 ; ,yiltiey, had-been 'artrireini..
blackgpaid,--thej, ptevet to the public.that.the ately rirepartill'ftir,4te Oecision, from whence,
man who uses -them is suelr,,tiltheegb , "the , littf.LeAlicielo64iittfiey;wersreor,veyed4o,thoi . :
_public may_not have:known it berare 7 and - efAllet,TY"trld #114" . 5,644 y.rkh .. 144),1 7 9r.i,1e 1r2.,.=','„,
besides that they generally fall harmless at
the feet of the adversary. We liaie'qiiife as
great an adversien to "perscsaleontroVersies"
liieoueneigliber can . posstblriMeiantrllltrir
our unlearns, sinao we
,encored upon the
editorial charge Of thtteltliwalll' •tvill`beiii:',
ample witness libw:senqinlously we have
'avoided personal strictures 'even upon. the
most bitter of , our opponent!". -,We have
pursued this course for two reitions—first,
because self-rtspeet will not allow us to ro
prostitute
.Our otVit character and Illtii of the
paper; thitl, 'secondly haeause iii such atom ,
I:revers} , the genii-J=4i must fight the black
guard on his own dunghill—the foul , mouth
'of the latter of course wins anieasy. 'vie'nry.
The men '(as'politieitins) and the enednet;of
mix pOlitical:-,opponents; have however
. 113 r
'eeieci at our •liands
_frequently:the revere
searchlogs and exptsures which they detiery
od, and we have had the pleasiwe in. retittn,
(although tre.claim no More . Credit for it than
theliumblest laborer, in tae eau -o,) of seeing
a - elear locofoco majority of seven hundred
dwindle into nothingness' and old Mather
Cumberland taking a proud stolid in 'tile
ranks of the great,llepubliean Whig party.—
tTo such a result,'to this high ni:n, we hfive
ever - ftertJily..lookec!, without iegariling the
scurrility, the slang, and vituperation, which
have often:deseendod upon us in torrents from
the Well-filled - filth-machinestaf - oureppononts-
We have relied upon &HA in the firm faith 1
that it must prevail. as the late elections have
so signally inanlfete.l. This coarse we shall
steadily mdliereto. I
. .
Our neighbor avers that he desires 'no
1 "personal controversy" with us. We are
equally averse to any midi' low and degraded
engagement. But he must recollect that
what has parsed was provoked by himself-.
When he so freely accused us of " treason,' ,
- "•ervivtudice," " dishonesty," ".lidschood," ,
8:c we hinted in' very plain terms that his
own editorial career' was not_ so . far above
I reproach as to justify him...in playing. censor
over others. lie retorts by an mittreali of
tirlUperativd epithets which we can afford
to hear with contempt, and 'which the public
Will :_push back 'in disgmeit to :their author.
Personal eontroversieS we endeavor to avoid
aml Shall never._ engagedn,them_unless. in
set! defenee.---Slrould--we be aced _. in that
position it will be our duty to be " - rough and
ready.", ._
Otr Our neighbor el the Volunteer will no!
condescend to inform the. public who "the
near neighbor of James K. Polk" was that
aothorized him to say that Mr. Polk was "a
friend of the Tariff of 1/342"—but goes into a
lengthy statement to disprove what °we did
nraliarge, in his own case as Prinicr.to the
Legislature. We did , not •charge our neigh ?
bor with robbir , the State—we merely said
that " his name Occupied an unenviable po
sition on the Journals"—which is certainty
the case if he was so annoyed by,Commillos
as he states. We have not the Journals at
hand to ascertain all the particulars, MR' have
we any feeling toward our neighbor which ,
will induce us•te ransack them for the • pur
pose of hunting up something, it aught there
be, against him. elate' not theidesire to
" wound his feelings" with which he charges
us—we had far rather live in editorial har
mony, if he will only discuss national and
political questions Calmly amt fairly Ivilh us.
Laying the matter of the Journals aside, will
our neighbor be good enough to tell us who
was " Polk's near neighbor ?"
Kr- Professor Gift, of the Arrrefican
nioefat announces in his last, that no paper
will ee issued from his office this :vre*Ae.—
Mr. G. does not certainly x know what a loss
the readipg portion of the community sustain
when his valuable paper failsto . make its
appearance=and so oltioni—or he
woilla - make ari effort to give 'ft 03 us more
regUlarly!.
DAILY itiTELLIVENdER*--On 'Saturday last
Mr. McCurdy issued the lust number'cif . lkia
daily paper: - . ,
1:)r Our kind neighbor of. the. Volunteer
intimates art Inttnittlit atom titre iiay' to
favor the public with a riariation'Of'ear‘?,' life
and adventures:' be-a:flattering
:nark of nisfrientlebipiand we shall orbouree
have to repay the fivor by 'setting Atp ,
equally ititereatin,ftitiriphical :nottee
Tea Lzetsuatatr..—=the Legiedittire of 045
State ass embled Harrisburg
ebin ot, a*ajcirity . Whigisr-we
may therefore look for short and - profitable:
aosaipn, notion - Twindy debate;cbut
-qutatA* ady egad; to 'actottiplish Av,
;g9°4 o f = the`ComtnoaXialt h.
The Message will be delivered
It ja'apparitt tly doubtful•the Iti - wa
iegialatute'Of Ur:Make:a opoiai Or Ali , IVS#ati,,"
tore' 0 1 , 6 5 re er:', ' 110 ,1 , 6 440.0t,i,i0.109:1 11 #
',1. 0 400 8-9 0i-ti:tinir4fAie- 1 0140 1 4 1 4-
bodge'a 4 Meads
votes :b Y b fi b e iee W be k. ;'why e!#4;:*,'.,the party
tPheld pa Whig?and one"tndependeut will
14,90 oft fro m an election. ` G lf_ an election
3 , l6 ,,„l l l,* t'O 4,#t'al:OatioNitt
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then
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MEM
Lieut.. COCHRAN, who was • a native ol:
Columbia,annsylvania, fell on the
day after the ; fight, his- Intent was-sliltlirmly
-- grasped in.his hand, bib body being pierced"
with seven wounds, inflicted by the Wlexicun.
lancers.. The Committee who brought 4;41
the remains of Major Ringgold also brough '
on the remains of Lient,Cochrria to New.
Orleans,_where they,_ sere forced,
.much
,
against, their • Will,•-to leave them, - hi- conse
quence not being able ' to bring two
coffins on in the tag(is on the 'Southern .
route.. • ;
SAitikerli
On Monday tiigbt last,tbe Whigs of both
houses of 'the .State Legislature, held their
primary caucuses to select theiiqandidiite
for spent ens . .
The Whig Senators upon the-first
unanimously notninated the Hint. Climax&
, •
Ginnoto, of Phila. a; Speaker-4 theft
lmporlani:pest, as in catte of death or disa•
bility of the Governor, he beboines- the acting
EXecutive. .
In theoducts of the members of the House
the Hon. JAMES ' COOPER unanimously
and by acclamation nominated for Speaker
on the first ballot. This is a complimetifto
the sterling integrity and statesmanlike quail.'
t ies of this gentleman, as creditable to hts
Ittother repitekittfitives as it will be accept?.
"'•
ble to the entire State. r.
Ott-. *ince the "above was in type we
learn that the gentlemen above named were
duly elected tol the offices for which they
were nominated.
DEATH or SENATOR BARROW —We regret
to have to announce the death of Senator
Bat row, of La., who died in. Baltimore on
Tuesday the 20th ult. His death was for
mally announced to , Congress on. Wed
nesday. For. the proceedingt had by That
body on the occasion, wo refer our readers
to our Congressional column. -
• T6k AND Ccrerm-i-By reference to our
Congtescional column it will be seon that the
House of RepresentatiVes, have • resolved
agai mut uties on tea <and Coffee. .--
•
Otr- A_subscription has betrt opened in
New' Organs, to purchase two Swords, to be
presented to the commanding officer of the
Mercury, (French) and to Lieutenant Tarle
too, of the pindym ion, (English,) who mere'
instrumental in saving so-many of •the crew
of the' unfortunate:Somers. The propoAtion :
is said to be highly successful so tar—enough
so to warrant the editors ;of Louisiana in
saying the Swords will :sure!y he presented
to the above 'Officers.
C't::r We find the following highly com
plementary resolutions to one of our towns
man, in the proceedings of a Whig County
Mee?Mg it tie* County
Resolved, That the set vices '0 a 'man who
is well qualified from Jong and well known
experience in the management of our Public
Improvements, is imperiously requited at
this lime as u candidate for the office of Ca
nal Commissjoner—one who will not only
secure economy and reform to the people,
but who enjoys the full confidence of ALL
men of ALL parties—who has been well tried
and proved himself tobe everything required
in a public agent.
Resolved, That we know JOSEPH W . :
PATTON; Esq. of Cumberland county to be
just the man lot the 'OMB. He has been
among ilea public agent---has faithfully, hon
estly, diligently, and impartially discharged
the duties to the enttre,satisfaction of all con !
ceined--4s, in a word the man forthe4peeple.
Let the Harrisburg, Slate Convention of, the
9th March next, nominate ,him,• and complete
success will be the result. He is ernOtuati‘
sully the Popular Public Agent," • . .
Resolved, That it is highly recommended
to the delegates of this Bounty and district,
to use all honorable means to secure. his
nomination. :-. - ,
Oz The Regiment of Mounted - Riflemen
raised , hailer an act of Congress at the last
anas'ion„is' nOit , complete.. It la to be'cont=
tinituieoy:Col. P. F. Smith. .
=III
14. AriArkis. ; ":; , -We regret to learn
,tho Boston ZmaneipaMr; Abet lhis yen.
arable' palriotand - ribilanthrciptist %hie eager,
ienl ticget vielllendagh.tc go to Waiiiifligtpit •
tr i e flt , . / 0§;-r t FO n g th ,t9C! far, nn4,. .fell „ w.hile
#elking hie. chamber, broisingllo,pareon,
somewhat. , His phyfloian hasfOtbidden,hitii .
to think' of ottig to •Wtilthipgton' thia 'winker:
General Lesiie Comb:: has lately received
announc4 that the lteral,aplenrils,
• It`ci'innidere'd hie eon two 'years ago, has at
'length met hia &everts; having -beeti-shot by
:ans - fit Ma'arnorits, - 4herel': hci
iimeeli ats,a trader. Just - bistmle
'hie death, he. bad ,murdered a gentleateau .of
ha-name..af-TowntmedyLvrho • had. a; .oluira
agailiet'liiin': ~'~ i
l)aWterroth'o , toiA,m
T i le , ex t r i m. di t,la ii tis iiceor,o attending' too
,use'
, Off his ine,dioinolo dinottees of the hinge Ong,'
sioguint,eotio it toiy:
---1.1111-It—te-l'ihiriitte ' l 4sf '
mg lulu y n f . l, rite oon matty
sphyeloians, as, 0, elf ai the, wtiole r feeernity of'
suaokei ,, vatioei` conjectures end -Nnunto.3
'have. arteeln.respeatiog itoeoniiesition some
physicians Itv10.01 1 11 6 d . 4 0 !00 0 (In
other ignorant, pieten4efe ear it must cotitain
:rnerCurYi lintiptqA9lng PMch OtOtoko ihPYI
, telt!, pipplat. eirtoOey, As suc h
'4l4ogel4nr. erroneous,, 0110-)
latFC:4,liMAnYgPaPioPs against it,
*0 ~ : _; 5 ;:-?€, t,'"' i ‘ ;
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it , hi
and•
illts
vidy
v.ixoti;
.40 iaYing l"B-rctirtPArritartiiii
li , aS
:gad .':[*AintimorvDlie. 31'1846.
,I,_ll.:_phao63:4.74.4ltithfrfneral pf
Barre epteckgfeee,loAol,4 l ,o2lSalletrialiaiiit
Judgas'effile]fgbitir_ablfi.VOlfiT tl rO i W , Mieik -
Illiffkatid:lbetl4fattelide , ',„e6OOkilterse . dielfig
1-.;-:-Ttinorl4iLi*binglg kit
afitii*ficirOf
it. sittlint Pr:Abeam - is., One relative alone
Was present—his youngest Son.
Everythipg was, done:With deceney, order
Sote)neity,antivrcesr, jetyi l :Avilltdlte.rkekceglialk
itiTatfsUnCeapy
Serftsthat=Shim -beeri-reserved- for
membemotithe dfouse:.of .:Representativeic
maey. of Wlit>lnr . aB welt,as selnek.Sendlorr,t,
were in ocuriequenee compelled te t 'itarall3r .
.leave.dheAhamtletvr7V s erYli c e s g a nt/P,PP%
ell by' the reading of th 410thlhapier.o •
jab; bi?Mr.,Slicerpwhieh .watr.follewed by
an appropriate prayer by thelterr,Mr.l3prole•
Chaplain or the H. use, A , dieccrerstr then
frill'avrial,'liy Mr:Slicer, of awhour's length.
A 'stated two or' three Litiy's':ago' that the
President had sent it message to the Senate
oil the'subject of creating the odic° of 'Lieut.
General. r‘ileBCi itlfOr Teti by a'member
of tringress, ',one Who -said he knew the fact
tote:so'l untlensteml that the nies'sagepithei
hire trot - beeri sent or net having beerf opened
mi - rieeeind of thWdeath,of Mi. Barrow,, hat
been' witlidrawn;,mid'that it will be. sent' to:
the hr." liottees on Monday trierning, - It will
shindy reetanniend the- ereitiot effthe - ollice
of Lieutenant General;' and net .the double
office OfGenerritand Ccifnirrissioneknor will .
it, I arr Hold - say ally thiegosbciut Aids de
Crimp. The admiinstihticin having cdunted
noses in the 'Senate and . House, think , they
can Carry, by"e, majority of one-or two writes;
hi the former'' andlen or twelve in the latter.
Mr: Calhoun and Mr;-Buller of 8,-C. are un
derstood to beepposerfla the iicheine,thbligh'
Mr. Calhoun may net be able to induce any
other Senator to oo with him. 'Mr. Lewis
used to be Qon'eidered a Calhoun man, but of
late Ire sides with the administration, en that'
Mr. Calhoun stands almost 4ene:
1 hear it7said that Gen. 'Ward of West
-Chester coantyi New-York,formerly a mem
ber of Congress, is to receive the appoint
ment of Brigadier General, to corrimand the
Perinsylvadia and 'New York Volunteers. If
the-choice-of-the-officers were left to the vol
unteers themselves, there could be very little
doubt that Gen. Cadivalader of Philadelphia,
would have the - command. But Gee. Ward
is a politicatpartizan who witsrbe rewarded
whether . tit fol. the office or not.
A very . .iiiiportant resolution passed the
Horse this morning, which gives itssuracce
to the par ple-of the United States that they
may drink - itteir tett and toffee duty liee.—
Mr.'Wenworth direee , l a resolution that it is
inexpedient :crfurt , dtify on fea . arat caffee. A
motion was immediately made to, lay the
resolution on . the table, which failed, the
jeas arid na'yp.finving been galled.
The qiiesficin then recurring upon the nd
option of the •icsolution, thl3 yeas and nay;'
.were-demanded and taken. ' litt cli
s hied, reefs
115, days 4811 So the ilouse,by more than
two to one, declared•that, IT IS INEXPE
DIENT TO' LAY A DUTY UPON TEA
AND COFFEE.
--This is virtually a Vote . dectaring. that the
House If Repredeniatives ef-thp United States
have-on-Confidence. in Robert J.' Wadrer,
Secretary_ot.4lre_Treag34, Land in bull, heal
e-Yhakeowsonfidende in the administra
tion. Such-a vote .in the British house of
Commons would*.a Signal for the resiitia.
lion of the and wirdld bo immedi
ately 'followekby a change of • ministry....
Surely Sir Robert Walker shduld k inihirs'ease
as he is so gre at : Atittimieer of et 8-
P
loms, li'dloorthe course ,his:especial" frPentl
and prototype, Sir Robart Peel would -have
Mired tinder like circumstances, and tender
his resignation at once.
I well recollect that, wnen the tariff bill
of 1842 was under discussion in the. Senate,
Mr. Walker thenprritioSed various amend:
ments.to it , one was to tit`li all sorts of silver
ware, plate, ik.c. front ‘Vhiutt according to his
argument at the time, a very large amouut
of money rrniht be raged, and raised too
from the rich who could afford to,,pay it.. 11
he then thought it so irpportaht to - lax silver
plate, and jewelry of-all kinds,. and that, this
was the most j ust Moths rot raising money,
•why did he n t recommend the same duties
and taxes to be levied. now, instead of re
commending the duty upon tea and coffee?
Was Mr. Welker then in eiro6t and tronOMl.
lise, it sterns unaccountable that he , does
not propose the same taxes now libt if he
then were merely demegOoling, why, he
.can now sec that that sort of a game is very
apt, sooner or later, to make men appear in.
consistent, dod dishonest,
SF.N ATE-A message was received from
the-President.ask ing Jur an. increase of the
regular armyana the appointment Of a Lieut.
General, and 1-eferrcdtu thlALilitary
,Cemz
•mittee. • ! map
• liousr.—litriti.n king,asked leave to
introduce,a bilh'ediSiaitilidly - the same as the
onb intiodueettAnst 'mishit), appropriating
thirty thonshatl•dollars.ftir tlai opening ot ne
,,vOttations,-end milliont—to-tetableathe
•Pr4idlinft to conritulh n.treaty of. peace with
Maxice. The Mese relosed to Isospend.the
rules by a vote of 88 ito 419. Pt 3, song ex
planations were Wee made between
Bailey and Davis, and•the offensive express
sions made by both parties withdrawn
Mr. Rehrer, of Captain Naylor's Company
,who was severely injured, , by falling from
tho wihdow Of a war tease at Pittsburgh,
while lowering a Ilat , at sundown, is t touch
better and it now,.thought will recover.
! WRIGHT'S. lii urt VuisTlrtl r i ViLui, in 847
im
Antr to I t bele ono of the beet
.atobilltous
medicines blithe ,worldyi possess a. power in
,removing paint Nrhich' is trulpistonistiing.—
'four or fiveni•taid - Indsan Prlles-olitenteVery
night cu ge10g'.3.10. - betli . .will tit short time,
completely rid , the bOdYarthosu,morbitibuf ,
more , _whicb,..if,loged sin theilver,,ara the ,
cause pain in i tha, shl4,Bo,ltietirnes eaten.
lirig:Through7tcrtho - shoulder blitileioiffioulii
siLbmallting,:;nauao and stehoessdoSa. of
appetite, costiveness,
swarthy or 'yellow ; coreplexiup,. and.:other
symPtous.. P.OinfilTl l . ll3 4l4 l ) l :9tlTSti : A t !kY?
r::r
of the•lfrufl; , :k „' t.
Wrigkt'S bailee thuf,4
.otighly elehrise the itemailit; sett boitiilicibt.
all bilious haretirS;Atut other,- imptaitiriand
therefore 'ire it:certairi cure:forchnlibipyseit::
tarYr:ch° l6 -itY119r41 8 .i.,! 4 " 1 „1 . , °0 , 1 Y, 10 1 r ,# 149:
.der Pi AbefanterilkileV . : sIAvY.:.I I I I. O - a!, 1 1:0 1 0,.
ThiiprovilikesttortifiritiutsaqUeltillt - , 4 giVik
'health ;VAge,rl63, tlf 00. ft iisttst
as, drive disease t o 1 eyett notri 4 lrutU
or.:letinterverzipi--The. , pubjic
are cautioned" soii6l4,lhl.l . ,.;Srugir, spurious
tuellioluply,w4i(h ;Order.: to' are
Wiiight'slndisu
Vool4lNiiltillkolt o • 7fl';t
The iinheorigifial and . genajrrepiiian 'rag, /
stable; ritry,,hey.e:the'.4ltgPfitlire
'Wright written: with *'
of pleb Soil • • sle
Coon terfelt
0100.941443,0410 - ,00 31 ,f rOyi .!lia 40,9,
Wigiktifi..tref#o-iiFf Bl ll.
and' ; ;ralatli, 109 rnieoolo
2skaloonw,oh Argrl,;.TlF.l o, Y . ! s .rkt 40, 1, A5l;
Tr r reset'
s'" , Pl 14- 07400fOrtC# 4,00 0.r ,,so t o:
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7
r.
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5152
.„ WASHINGTON, Jany. 2, 1841
""AV"A•stiiNGToiv, Inn: 4 1847
.11itrt
. ' ' ' .toiteepdottilii of nie.ii:.a,ba - tra.
Laiii`O 'in I
• . ~ .r_ft , _ sunpic,_
--M I
aiiintrerit'qr . derielitls' ? • r-- 1
• I i , Pait n,TRIa.
- anit Woo/....-Ontita, -' , Os -- F0 ~
Geared:7l
Scott's Depitrtuie--- in
/ , ertgjiifin, , id‘
. • —Sickness of the 'Ain't, d: 1 : I. • .Y, .r.^l,
',..!•,
..-••:v - •• •,,,--„,- .. .••,kt'A
L-• . :1-Tampico-dateit to:thet SthiL•atf tilrazas:,749.: ,
the 18th, have heenlreceived I ra New•Cirleans
by the arrival - there of the•steamship Masei:
chosen's: A ionvidelt le. exeiternfrii4; had.
fig9LlßSCAtii9. l llld. , sloWillPiCltst.k 4 .-illPo r t•
that a considerable' boll:y of Mexican cavalry'
-1114 lieenitieetifiriiiliiit:thliglibilihiiiia, ' , The
I.K.S..steamboat : Tashionarrived atikazos on
thr 18th; with Gen. Sessitp. General Pillow
lett 4
trtmorjts on the 14th, and was to pro-
RgEt P431,0,... 8 1,0-3vait.. l 9 . P.,___,e,Pi.,,P.F.Llter•lM
smart if - test - orn - triii tall an'tt - tmin. 'Gen: -
Taxipt tits to'leave Monterey with General
Ttvrate ; didi.iiciii;lfird'alibition" - OUGerieral i
Smitti!s brigatle.„ ,
It wai repotted that Gen. Urrea was at
Victoria with 6000 t avalary, General Wool
at Parras—General I•Vorth . was at saltitto,
where it was repeited'and honfidently kbe.
liev.ed that Santa Anna, had 28 , 000,men , at
B..an Lhis. . i
Santa Anna was purging his army of all
the officers, against - whom there was - the --re
motest suapicien of cOWarilicii,setairring Onl)
such as he had the most'impliait confidence
in theirbravery end skill.
. Gen. Ampudia,..CaLCamen, and several
others yvhoice names arenotalated-.have been
imprisoned," chargoil with! cowardice:- An
order has beeri.isrined sanAa'Anna, doom
'ing,to death any talker who. shall disgrace
hts flag by cowardice or unoflicer like ti en
act in battle, . ,
Thetis is a general desire expresSeil by
the Mexican soldiery_trt be led against 4110
invaders.
About 200 sickbed been received at the
Hospital at .Matarnotas within a lew days.
The regiments,were 'breaking up , their 13n
eampmenis, and Were about to mareTi
Tampico_ Deaths Were leis frbcputrit in the
hospital than (lilting ,the fall. and slumber
months. Murders continue-tn take-place in
the 'interior, three had occurred oetween
Cainatgo and the city of Monterey:,
The combined strength bf thige regiments
hall letAlatamoras for Tampico, comprising
in all about 10Q0 men, sickness mid deaths
having reduced Them to One.third of - their
original strength.
, The steamship AlabamOeft New Orleans
do the 2.lth for Brazos, and it was believed
fur Tenni - Jim General Scott and statl.were
among the passangers.
WAsruNcros, Jan. 3, 1847,
;IOAI.BI
from Vie
cnl
Advises ha n ve
;,e been , r
e ceived at New Or
tptothe 9th ult.—
Thole had Iseen.an a o tl
iliYer t
outbreak.
•
In au address Ailed . the Si Domino? Mit
ret yielded reluctant rid9elescierice to .the
wishes to his fellow 'citizenis anti presented
himself as chief of the ieVoletion that day
commenced.
The object of the ontbree'ic Was - to sunder
atl political connectioW with the government
oLiktesico. •
i A prontinciarneol6 dated Garrison of To
t-novo, November Itli, alleged that full re
presenthtions-hail been made to-the supreme
ggvernirient niche deferiffelesa state Ol that
department; ar . it 'also 'of th'e;tetent invasion
by the Americansoind that the government
-had-disregarded their_prayers finittitkior- this_
and other cenSiderritioris Drat grievatilres,-they
declared that the-state-M-Tobasco-disavows
the government of the Republic and will reg
ulate her internal administration upon a more
liberal basis and suitable to the circumstan
ces of the existing war._ The.....decialations'
were aim - roved by ricrlamidiotie. Senor Fre:
cords was named as the head otthe revolu
tion, a great•nurtiber et names were attitelidd•
to-the prouunciatriento. .
Private letters from Tampico state that 'hr
men-ate sufferiug_ranch from the intermit
tent lever. The impression 'prevailed that
Herrera would be elected President of Mexi
co at the opening of Congress, anti that over,
tUres of pence would ,be immediately made.
Further Coirespdaid'ence has passed be
tween therals Taylor and Santa Anna.—
Gener Tikylor's letter concludes with din
hope t al the Mexicarrlongress would accept
the Offer of the Uithed States and enter upon
regnibitiona'for the termination of hostilities.
and the establishment of a permanent Mice
between Ihti t*e crmntries
Santa Anna replies from an Luis chtirte-
Misly and id tonchision hopes that the Na
tional Cenigre.s will act-as shall be the most
conduclvirto the interests of !he Republic,
but believes that neither Congress nor any
Mexican .will ever be able to Iftleillii-ifier
tures tin peace, urdetis the National Territory
shall first have been evacuated by the army
of the United States, and their vessels of war
lie withdrawn from their present hostile po
sitions. Until this shall have. been dime, the
Atexicans, he says are determined to defend
at whatever cost, inch by inch t their territory.
Later item Brazos.
, .
'On the 24th hist., the ,steamboat Ptishion,
, .
droved from Brazos Santiago . _
Gen. Wool's columns - 2000. strong ; .was
within two' miles of Parras, where ho was
about establishing a dispel. He,- Was aboiit .
to seize on the pftleeed4 bi, stitMlies; . mq,,; •
belongind-to-the-'M ex tean:Tgoi , eninnentilnd;
had already . gottOn . ,liossession Of ing.elVre
end flenV., * ' - . ' " . ' ',,,, . ~ .,i t'
trent': Cot. Henry ' Clay 'vrihl , einpa- -. .
t ik
niait Of •li"entneky volunteers , 'm' ; 4te,K3ralvo
Cahn Willis,' With two . etntvenfes,.
s alla dl
At a small Mexican town' Sate Juan near
the ".Itici Orande,:Capt.. Stone,. - Jdok ..with 7,0
men a detachment of ;200'111exleititirdope:-IFt
A inimg
.theni,*eis a .caitetp:calition,',.
Capt . , ottmo g ut ithisession j orrhe 's Muster',
roll•pf thelgexteatt fame taken; anti - : also of
letters ordatis.ftore'Ainiinditt and 1!...a_r0;:
des,,,, - Besides' these . a
,tibentit v `,Of 'blankets,.
,anintunitien;,:ile. •.lists . :eatilareil.' 1 0:4 , ',the
16„th;:i• NlOWnti - was taken . in - the aet:o{ . . - ear'
ierjrig . .thii'lriegitaine''at', ihitt!itioet',.,yrWl4# -
atip posed .filtention_ofihikrlna,._itmfi:!..,...4l',-.....1
' . Atin, , ,4iiSiiit'reaiehed - Matins franc ',Oen'iiiftf,
I ii.altarion; 'lf day, e'r . fweideee:"..":SintieAnne
wes Eidifatipthw from' San" pifo' to otit - oitgin;
Wifith.' ',lli' tho Vdthi .450;',..itOillifel -td,ifie:',46 .
leOiriji_tafrioigo',hii_Morftiireitf-':?,:.:.,"':
.. .A tilojoilgot in the erilitieffer . R:ll 4 l6s
-at-Neiv 7 :Orldatts;'-fttlin . -Tdrolifo*T.2atato4iak
Oil attack: had ,been mride on •ihni','Filiteet; .:li:i.
an•Adianee:ol4rowniew , friartivfored:dfl°oo .
luirsein . .thriiviiiniir i'lliay-AieiiieLhbitiever:
kireed:bi Totlio*ith'eipodithiit by th4Aideif4
pa4Artipety , lilt aril eon .'... ~ ,v: i'' ','l,2 . .•!••3 ll '''''-'%, ' ' S
1i •ii :41.V. , „ , . 1 ~ 4 '," 6 . - .":" "' - . 4;l..tif• .1{11:eJ ....e,:-.r . v,..
' te and Importait;ftop thelisa-:
f. • -•'?,, '' , -,...- , - ,, RA. , ! ., .:1iiii I 't:!, , Y. 4.,;?,;, , i,0. , ,,,4„,fijii
,Loss
':-..';''
r'Plit.it V;4;"blik,MPl:l
,i
g ' ill±n , • ,o lqf
14)„q0,-Reiiiii$?6# „#1) , ;#1"
40 1114 •jtilkOTAt);: e) p 44 *r 1.4 47
00 11 1i4. 4 1!fPAig 14 k Ci hi;4 1 n9
Copr i _ N! 4• siiAo ..
' ,l o:4oo 4l +iici 4 o iiFoll l ) 4 k ,
-c.i. f,:t.„. ~,,,,,,.- ,'
,•Wa)., iskiippoigyf Dec. , :..
. . .
,),1111 tekrtingketa have, been ,NO ; iveli, o fgo
totalmreeket like ..0. S. Iltiir ,pp:invf u ,atid.
the 'gree4:leiss.ef lif e . iti.blet4eina . anted hi"
Tho ., SorpOro,..!asioidi4ainimgith s fo' . icroijoil,
1
Mr..the harbor ot,..Veta" eru,l 4 4 - -o*. kOen, l ,.
itikel the,7,th . oho,
.hott 4401 1 4 :ii l oo. l '.. f il/trd*
Green . lelandilhere',hciing l ,indiiialipn ) . *,iii,
app.4o4i N0F4030. gale: ,-49,p44.,:, tp,,
ing.Ofiho,,Bthi' , .",, Bait ibeirqrrepatterk; , rs l
o t valok 003 . •„ ; got; oi,::i4orwmp 7 ,PAtic., Pit'
1 0t . Aliei,ei..P1:10 1 0;••.•*beq••••140;diti . . '—! l l..
• voisipli, N.Y.,as!ifullfllletnek , :;C.: • !., OW ° :
'A flf 4, o u, icl i .,t4 e, r , .! ° ..inro , 4o,4 7 .')t v ..V;o4'''
iPlWtattele:Pil,*( l .4 l ; o 4. - , ... '.--,,.:-;'''-:**- '''' l ll
: 60 4 64 :0 #l . o.§o.tioriati& .. ' ' . rsl roll ,
-•:ripl , .;.k,:. :.,.'to•:- I ,o,4l.ll(iPtikgrr iAL7 , Ii4" , ~,i1
121MM=M
,Itiariitee4hentitiiitt:she. totrellevettite
fronkmandaittieg. - thrif:bloc 146 - atiListidio .21
: - :;h : - A oe s ag th e tt io ni e e i r i etvitaitiPproath14 fatrri6
I I
• ,incithersailyattdiscov...
;61:Willi.''' , . - frOin tth 6001 e. tteff,irn ;
. . e : l d r7 e i lit fl ate 7l l ~.tu. ri t i f :e:, ifi tii i - i i : *l to lli i ii n g t u e 7 :;:i t e i e o n r:vi ts ; t ; ,..:
`leeward : weifiithtek bt. e eorth tliont.
toooo ,6 i'll.frikun" -''.; Th_ ran.:.
I.eitieliktittAkpdly- dc_iivimvSutlithifsiettrAio'
t ,
• ealets, and tacked when nearPajordas reel.
I•Liettt, Parker had. reported the appearance
Of scitialli Y• •lind the particulars are Judy de-
lailag6,4the the New Orleans papers. The
°Somers emitinued careening over with great
;rapidity, and in about hall an hour after
ward-Sunks. —-; --- ; . - -
The norther continued until tletilOth, add
fears are entertained for other vessels. The
NO.lRlt i ttO ß , ll .,ns44fWl,4o3, o ,449Wli f itqatO l a
avestppr; - v rzeiti etrecontt7ootnta-Were'-citi
• iV.ereCruz.:-.lqtaLfronftrannoicin . TheAagate,
rCiohberlaitilhitMiefiled.fer Norfollr.', - A lit=
ier received from on board the, Raritart,;',d,a
ted. the 13th items' that tight' niemlielongl*
t:to the Somers had been picked,up by the
:Nlexican her
ion the ach,Mear Antoia Lizardo
whither' they% hail been 'driven by 'the gale
clinging to - hereocips. They, Were ;held at
;Vera Cruz, ',us Oisoners of 'war; one . had,
since died'. •• . - ' - ' ' ' ' .
This makes fortyrfbur•,eaved. coot': of the
eigly'on.beard:.,The
,eflOrts of• the crews of•
.the French Urab:Englisit yesselsi,to aaye the
lives of the ereW •Of the:tor n orkare spoken
of with werimeominendation. - .• - '
• The office's olthe.Merchant vessels speak
in the wannest terms of the protnptneps and
. . v ,vilence
vi of Corn. Perry (. who protected them,
from an anticipated niglit :attack by .. the.
:Mexican gunboats, by a . guard sowino around'
v.
her 1M Wits. r• - ,
-.Midshipman Priers, et the:Somers, was
,lak•en pri_e_or_fer whde, , ,,he, , ,._tvaS„,irra ra oat ;
d fitiffedi at i nerillifteriiicain•Werfee : I riIRO
neighborhood! .of the -.powder, ,:iiiagazine et
Vera Cruz, a few' days before the loss of
that:Vessel. ..,.. t - - , ; t _s. ... ; ---
Wit have - afar. af „ eW• 'cents teneivri from
Nlonterny. General" Taylorhatt' arrived from .
Saltillo Millie 23.1"NovOtaber; escorted by a
tsquadron4 ';;.3ploistel May's dpigeons: The
Genetal had shcceeded in - :capturing tine hum
tiled
. paek, mules and. their loads, consisting:
of silbtfafedde,'itati stores Intended fur Santa
Anna's army al San Lotlia Potosi. • Another
kquadren bad left in - pursuit •of 406 mules
loaded with' arm) stores•for the same'desti
nation.. C,ohmul May had a severe fall at
Saltillo by his trippin,y,.•l'M the-pitvementy but
lie was doitig a'efi Mid Wdtdd be ready fo,
duty tea - ftiw days. Ifatita • Anna is sal to
have 30,000 volunteers at San Ltiis ) . besides
the t egulars. 'bet the reports are ktihdicting.
A volunteer by tho.name of Fotrest. Was shot
dead - ttt Monterey on Cite 29th :Yilitilty A ?Mal
keeper limited Armstrong. Teo Frecrlifiten
hail been . arrested for tampering . , with ,'our
sollors art) offering inducement for tlieta to
desert. • ..
.. .. , 4 , 6
Eight mere of the crew, Mie S omers
were picked up by the 'Beittli frigate Eddy
m ion. -• _
. . ._
company of volunteers for the Mei
ican mar has been fOrmei at Martinsburg
(Va.) At a parade held on Ow 22d ult., ad ,
dresses were, made to them by several gen
tleroen, and among theta, by Charles FFittli r ,
kner, 4a ~rliiFS fit the jColif*3 of
,ids ; Speech
-=,
presetit,7flTOThas . en.
gaged tr was alithit fiYetilrige in this service.
hesftaled.blleatis'elef.thrWe who "IfetiVinfed 'on
him for support, • lie woultl pledve 'himself
that fro) i 1 atiliai they kitotild
not want for the necessaries. of life, while
litiotands and lathers wet e .perilling, their
liVes in the field of battle."
.- - .otl"The . friendig Of Alr, - Calfonn are eVi- -
(lenity railing psupapkionsto hrlitg him for
ward as h Candidsde 'for the presidency
They, ale detetmined that his claims and
chances shall be postponded no longer_ A
Washington conespondent of ihe Charleston
News holds this significant language: .
"There is great speculation here just now
win') the Presaledcy candidacies, and runt eon
flitting claims of mirsSus, I am sometimes
inclined to think that the choice will ultimate
ly devolVe oh the iledse of Representatives:
I hope noll ing ,will occur to prevent the .
It lends of I ~Cathonn lihin presetting Eli
claims to tto people, nommation or 'no
nomimuldn. In fhb evert of the election
coming to, the [louse, who stands a better
chance thateAllr. Calhoun !". . - ,
•
lIEAI:PHIBLEsstr) 111....Aurti
Thoti artitbove all gold and treasures; 'ti
thou who enlargest the soul—and openet.,
all it; powers tg let:ewe. instruction, and to'
relish 'He' that has thee, has little
inttee tit vilsh l ei 4; WWII lie fs'so wretched
as to have thee automats every ththiberide:
Let us be thaAtilikleithdrath'sgijls will giv
us hteiiiied "Pills, which
a CenterY'll 'Oll full a' fikhe
the beet, meillphve exer'teityVied On inan.-4:
Fot the. prevOillng
.coltlS:antl.cOughs, they
will 12b found ev.erything that medicine is
.
o of imliatliug,- .- .
so ;in Carlisle,,by BARNITZ
Sole Agent forthis.-Boiet411.:" 1
Stephen; Culbert:4in, Shippensbrire:'
Breheman 81 Co. NeWiminherlittAl.
Weigtli . 4ltUhtltilt4bUrg.
• A..G. Mill er, White House 11;,0,
111 .Bitner,Siiiremanstqwn.
J. & - s. A. Cul% jlogepwn;
Jam& Kyre,laipkgenvillei , :
Sr mail ;
PI ilaltihia I/tit:Jut
.„
s ,Ni f )' , T , ' 7 ,1 ' , .. / h i lt ' DELPHI 7 , 0,- 7 . . , -,
"- V ' .l.l ' '''-''' r Iv , di 18'36" .
FLOl.lOi : /t/WWIRA`L.--Thy..itotrketVor flour has
beetualrmt at 'a ..aiand 'Mr
~1 14 "' O lt r e tri,„"Vr
having then kept inek.Owlng to,the.fll tin neo, A
I f
inill, verses l'operationa bra onlYfla 4110111111 Way,
,la all not • fog . 1000 llbi , Atte. cilf al4 871:lbr thir
:and goal bra Inolbdlnesoo I% *clotted Westint at
#3, to•dar weAboteat.'o443llllsl4 ', for- air. and
WWII GPao'do i or ittban holders aii. , wllting to acee6
'limbs Vatei.*: Ityk flour senme!,,tofeW small sales are c
''reported' at 63 73, we quote at 63 .1321 a 316. - 1 -- Collf
illorientlitskiteitlit with 4 0 reduced altoCki abodt
.3000 lb. Penn'a sold at ill' ,an t 360 hh a y
Oran -
Wino itf(1 111 : . _ 1 •
' '.l .::`''''-:! \4 •. w kat t : ,
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GRAIN.—The' Ma beta ,
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