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From 'the Rio`wowie. L .- i
' gilt ?)° ,fci_! l
The Southern mail brie e - rlea 0
tpapers to the 2d inst.,whidh nta s furl
•detailsrfiltbisned by ortirtip iledia lift, VA i
4
Cruz, but nothing later .ftsm . iraZerrilslcep
army.
By an arrival from the thazoti, the netts of
Col. Domphan's arrival•dt Parras is confirm-,
ed. He had with him dbout one tlirilstuidl
'men and sixteen 'pieces 6f artillery.
Col. Mitchell, with tho advance d 'Col .
IDomphan's command, including -a picked
*party, werile c tipsoted toiarrive ritißitena Vis
tta aboutthe • fith ult .
1 Ih p i iissinOtfirotigh burango they had ta
ken_pessessichtef smell • fort „and captured
rairiYalitirri, "2 firiVates, tfiiii l ift .stand rintli
The prisoners tkiero released on parole, and
armsifuniuted them for delence against the
":Carnatinlies 'At Massey they , 'found 125
Inuilikilts'andl3s lanees, l but the troops fled on
" their approach
Col , Cnithing bud received milers to join'
Gen. Taylor imtnedi ly at Monterey, and'
, ,liad started rote a • deta bluetit of ninety of
'the Massachusetts tegirn t, having appoint.
td Ellivarll Webster•as hi aid.
~
)
GenertirCalWaladet lea ordered an elec-
Ilion to'belbeld to fill titOtvaenney occasioned
(by the promotion tf 'ootCti.llling
Thre@ men belptigi of to the hlltissachurebs
eegtment, whotad deserted, %Vete naurdered
'1 iy the CamartribeS. "
Generdl Ta6lor had •determined to employ
the new 4 Tesiii battalion. , •
A letibr from San Luis says thrit !the Hog
yodels•there were crowded witlywdldiers (13 -
Ing by scores from starvation and neglect
"1
.yen the'citizens weresuliering 'ltir the corn
yizon necessartesti Me The tronps had all
!kik •
From iheiitylff
14 Patria of the L'd inst. has some later and
;•-
.4norecomplete adyices from Mexico, Which
tae Mind translated in the New York Tribote .
It' rxmr UP TNT: Mon ox SA Nth AWNA:—
I.eiteks from .the'capital have 'been ,eived
, at Tampicoolated the 21st 'tilt., 'by Which it
',appears that Verrenil :Santa Anna entered as
vas.ekpeetted.on Me 19111, but with much
ornorogtistirgirigheil tecsmtion than he hail ri
my pse.victot 'idea of. The' populace, especi•
mityThegepets, came together in Crowds to
•greet the provisional President. With shouts
*of indignation they followed him, stoning him
, solhat he escaped among his friends only by
-a miracle: The people, indignant at the con
linuallosses ate tlFevicint •iirtnry 'had
"suffeeet.l, arra seeitrgithat the promises of
rare General-in-Oiriallhave been vain, were
resolved to take weirgeanee upon 'lrirn,• and
Apeehaiii - wenid: have eaceeetted in 'their put
' rpctec..', if the atalterities had trot 'intervened
;artn . ed force.
Vtitkerscel- UP, Torptco.-- , The grarrishri of
liktmpieci . .is greatly alarmed fearing au attcdk
• , from-flie-MeNkicions. A leiter nytittett from
• Ahencelite 20th elf., "Tire tgienter
--4oUthe l 'voluMeers who Vti'!iere'reftikifro eon:-
itinue in the iierrieo havint corniplemit fire
--terirrof-their - enlistment. There remain tin
Ay-about 300'dbfle' last voltioteers from favu;
' isina, and threte are not . worth Trench. 'Phe
authorities are about to send to emumoilore
Petry for a couple of ships of war, as from
' , day bailay:they fear that the Ifievicatrs. May
- -gain possession of the place." - '
rriin Chihuahua.
Col. Doti" _Return-lasubordination
, Freels Command---Ontruges ognmst
Lows,-Tito Civil Government Power/my
In
• ApretTaticum--Iriali for Treown . '
Loris ) itene 3;
intelligence from Chihuahua up to April
• !rl. has been received here, via Santa Fe.
On that day, col. D'oniphan, 'Col. Mitchell,
snit IVlnjor;Clark, started on the route to Pa-
•re,tal * Tyith lligifentirel.command, except four
•:•einiitiartiOleft,to,guar l d the,Uity. • .
• The ca4Se of . Cot, Ponipitan's return to
+Ctiihtiallimiltartninv been defiritely ascertain
ed ttihiivVe n bObra v contemplated - outbreak in
• 'that , •
Ciildwat Viice had 250 men on duty,which•
'ateifeioCtibed as a military mob without die
'
•'• Thrinioriilo of that place is represented no
tiotriblef , The soldiers daily commit the
• :Most open . 'violations of all law, and insult
• aitttclinljure the Mexican population in eve!) ,
" pdssiblO Manner.
Thi3iivil government is-poweijess to re
"rdtesitiherre' acts of insuborditiation. All soils
t %of •wiak&lneisa is perpetrated both by the sot- '
CAlloty'rind sofili Of tileiisLlTiQrs.
•' Thiry keep up . gambling hells and grog
•'•lshcipti to tell•M'the volunteers, and some ol
' hive meanly resigned to escape
diseliarg# of their rholieq.
Col.'Price faaa refued - to send forward
mail to C6iitivafiva, it'is said, an account of
'the'exPerigeS heading it.
' 'No 'borei wre currimitting' daily
":Ontragei on the 'frontier, and th ere 'is no seen
ritifot the ' Their stock is rh•iv
(J eft anti Thirttails of all these
. ("4.lCPfeiliiiitriii Vino: to Taps, amusteting place
noirseinen
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11V1 by. rielta. Pi, , Wrigh Idi 4 47
lef . .telJtqlb I y Attu,. t; Idlorieltryi njo bOt.
.c.htlifithr Lir titendlit;COlnnerPtinir Capt st etA
'ttlfr, Majoi.of the ille,giment.
.I"hrt onol.-Doniphan's force het.l . .a\yirtd
at'taltillo,ind 'the .reinainder WKS 'expected
in a few•delys. Kripeedy moyetneritly_Gen._
Taylor towards San 'Luis was etiltantinipaw
ted. -. . . .
Csltimin stiptizian
111530
ecanzzsral, PA.%
IVEDNESDAk, NNE 16, 1847
Our ReduceeTerms. • •
One Dollar and Fifty Cents a year
;AdvancieOpe Dollar itrnd *Seren . ty , Fitte
Cents if paid' within olttt 'the ent:tif
months—T*6 nrillar.s tlike r ndier
the year.. Thc 1 14trald is now the' cheap
est peps rare
The onit Terni, and" Tarig
ranaidates.
'For Givernor,
GEN. JAMES IRVIN
(OF CENTRE COUNTY.
'PoiCanal Ccmmissioner.
JOS.. W, PATTON,
OF CUMBERLAND, COUNTY..
o:7;The weather of yesleiday and the day
before was quite as cold and blustrylis we
should like to eee it in November.
The VolnMeer Eneampmerit at Ship
pensbuw, 'last week, we learn formed an el
egant litniiitary •ilisplay, • Four ..a of
loot Fo'diem, and three dl thorsernen, scene on
the ground. The encampment was under
the command of Col. Hood.
" IMeiuraN ti.Llll.. n —. , ll'V have received
the first number -;91 tire 1 -American Mail,' a
large . and handdomely•printed paper nf eight
gages inst - starred_iii:New . York,, and edited.
by lark 13enjarniin,V.sq. 'veteran newspaper
editor and lino cvtiiter. 'The . temps ate,S3
-per antrum,- - " - - •
farlt anneal:iced 'Mat President Pcilk
intends_ Inn& ing, a visit_tir New Vririr the lat
ter part .ol" this .month, and a letter-Writer
.from Philadelphia to the Volunteerthin,ks it
wotild, not-be attfieult Ito Old Lyle 'him to extend
his visit to Lancaster., Harrisburg. and Car
lisle. . . , •
(* - -Gen. Lane, commander of the brigade
of Indiana—Volunieers in the battle of Buena
Arista,'has written It svplementary report,
descriliinithe operMona in which his brig
ade as engaged, and Vindicating the char
acter of.the 2sl Indiana regiment, a portion
of whom retreated from their post. General
Lane clearly shows.that this retreat was by
by order of Cob Bowles, by whom tt was
three times•repeated before it was obeyed.
These facts fully appeared in a subsequent
investigation by a court-martial., He adds
that although they retired in 'some confusion,
the most Of them, shy about 2.90,,emm rallied
and did heroic service thme,ghout the slay -
Among the oth;ev4. whom General Lane
awards specialiTaise for their certions•ill
rallying their men, is Captßniscs, a native
I 61 Cumberland county, whose friends will
be grad to know that no imputatiait rests up
on him which would do discredit to the char
. actor of a braveand gallant Soldier:
THE ICtTm idt. INTF4y9Eitillt.—lt. is an
nouneed,in the getional Intelligenver, that
about the Ist of Ally the , Weekli . eclition 'of
that most valuable paper will he enlarged to
twice ire present site.; the subscription price
,g 3 per, annum.
The Daily and Tri-weekly latepigeocer
will be enlarged in size; boLwithouLany in
crease of price ; and the editio r s tirorniae that
a dot4ble shw (of eight 'pages ii teal of
four) will ho thrown elf whenevet the peess
of public ticialimehh;,"'p'recetlicgri . anil de
bates in Codr•ress • of Of ad i•el aeintinta; !shall
•. •
7 ( 1,0 11 :9 1 $•• , .••ro . ‘• •••,, i • ,
4,urriAcorrespondent.9l the Nowntl{ Daily
Advertiser states that 'herb wer& on - 616'29th
Of. May, sik'sPots the dieo ; of ,raj
tying from S to ,14;i:RiOvalles it
is stated that 'there are, spots on the: , Son,
whioh, if , placed together, , %sonic!! cover air
area of ~ 5 0,h00 m Res.' I t inUsoriuble
suppose these spots have itotpc.,Mituefire in
afl66tind and varyinghe temperature of the
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, Bej . o lexp
boected the Tecentirict in
, u ' 9ißgh is alike the subject of 'earnest_
‘ if,,, , OA .by [both the , WM-slavery papers
sf terth and the , pro-sltriery journlb
igl th. Of :the hitter, the illingeratovif 11 1 6
.(i l r l ik . oiiietharly violent in their dettiiiCi
~- ~....._ 4 , . -.. 4
.ations olf the aOt and of those Whom . th rrgt...
gard - s guilty participators in ttr - Vhe brit,
Hagerstowu Tordh-Light comes to us with al
ivilfitettAiegqi3lyMpathiFitreilprecedt4 by
an -inffignant-onmmentary upon-what Roans,
"the progress of our sister State of-Petritsrl
vania, in her_ philanthropic. efforts In anialici
pittntthw.CalaverFerertvhortiftliaither'fffe
laws!of Ged'Atr of man have given 'her 'BOl
•It is not smprising-tbat the Torch =
Light Should' held' the .sentirrreigisy
inMderenee With the
" peculiar •huttitution" which Bretton/1h sore- I
nacionslY adheres to, nor that* shduld dwell
Witli deep leellf r ig oti thit'entrage frarn which
an esteemed, eitizertot Pager:storm. has,so
tieverely•sufferedi Welogreftto see, howe
't•er.,ifssevere denrinciatien Witt g r attlemen of
ligCt 'standing rill' this "borciagli, ''Whorn o - ' 11;
what is at any.rate a frenettna eonansion,, it.
alt the -meeting these
fifuaterr negroes to a nick. NO, one whels
Lacquaicted with that gentlemati:, - ourvlio is
aware of his high Icharinner orttan'ding here;
will for n moment believe that he would be'
'guilt', knowingly, of inciting 'Mtn riot, either
by word or action 'on his part, 'That a charge
of this I chatacterhas been preferred against
him, we are aware. 130 this dlarge.h6 yet
Ito be legally substantiated. Of what degree of
proof there Is to aultslantiateii, we are tem
aware. But until it is thus legally aubstanti
led, that genie of justice which is always ex
ercised towards the 'Meanest criminal who is
"believed innocent until he is clearly pro- .
yen guilty," should certainly be 'exercised
towards a gentleman Whose -high character
throes a mass oftloubt in the way of such a
charge. The 'Porch- Light 'arrat's eeveralspe
cific charges against 'Prot. McClintock, the
truth or falsity of which cannot be known'
until-they toe closely silted by a legal inves
tigation. Until that result is known, it isrer
minty a hard as that lie should be prrjrifig
"cd guilty, mid hiresell. unjustly made the
means of injuring. the pimular-Collegiate.in—
siinition with which he is connected. Cetrairi
it istheilis - friends do not admit-the 'alleges
made by the Torch-Light to be true, Anil
'we. are since informed that . the Southern stu
(lents of th e college, after what they vonsid
et a riue invesiigation of the facts,liave adopt.
ed resolutions rstrongly
.expressive of thei!r
continued confidence iii Prof. McClintock, j
and their belief that his conduct has been!
grossly misrepresented and exaggerated. In'
conffirnation of this we find the following in:
thel37& — . Gazßtle,ril Thursday last:' l
" We saw ;with regielia le*. days 'slime,
in a cityjnerpal, statement, copied, item a I
country print 'of arimherState r chart ing-Pro
lessor McClintock, VI Dickinson College,
with having participated in the recent slave
rim in Carlisle, (Pa.) Knotting and appre
ciating; as we do, the character of the Pro
lessor, we believed the statement altogether '
incorrect, and. felt satisfied that, in time, this •
would appear. We - are non , most happy in
being permitted to publish thefellow nom- •
Mete vindientien.of the lestimnble - Pinfessor,,
as furnished iv a letter Trent a distiimMished
citizen of Carlisle, to one Of the trustees of:
the College, residing in this city;
"1 presume you have seen the statement
in the Ledver of to-day, respectin g the riot •
here, implieating Prof. McClintoc. May 1
aSky-ihe favor of you, as a Trustee, and a
friend of the Professor, to have all anal state
ments ennead icted, on my authority ? .1 have
taken great pains to investigate the matter ;
and am satisfied that Prot. like, has been
most cruelly slandered.
-"'As to the students, they saw nothing of
the affiiir,"being engaged' .it their societies',
and though they were much excited, When'
hey heard the first rumor, yet upon 'asee r
tabling the facts in the case, they %vete
satis
fied•of the Professor's innocence, and now
the warmest southerners are among his best
friends.
" I.might to have mentioned that the Pro
, fessm's being present at:all, was purely art
cidental."
We give these quotations not as our own
I opinions, but the opinions of others who have
been at timer,. tronble'to Collect' the facts in
relaireit to Prof, M l ed)inteek's present 'psi
ticn. Our only reason for noticing the mat-.
'ter at thiS length; thergioatinopri--
'ei' ' 'the, imbrie_'!iintitending its judgment
until thn.testiltor the. legal'. investigation is
-known.. •-:-. : : •
=
fl:initqt'be'rooollectld that: Prot Aloeliti
took, was pogniztint,pl„hiit a small portion ol
the 'proceedings which led to this riot. The
colored"peritilation nln'aFtate'ofex
;gite
hXi!eleif).P4RlA!, to{ eve~al
Kepoding,llop,heartrig l of,.thel habint co/puf,:
,nod of this,ProlvAlleC. Wasentirely, ignorant.
He wes , bot seer. nfairillietrOund :until the
bearinr , in the Cage'd '
. proppet.e
Since hp'above was .wrinen we have re
teelvoth Stritemetit ; ' , ltvliielt is
thil'§iiWieiti'siiid:entli - ,of
college;llte coin pri t SOuth
-
but lour;
,11kt o 'iithirsigarlibleliLi , ' giklifirtt'atudents'
tit'ti•liiiige'd Colle-gb;".dtishieciii'llie,,lhilti
delphia LeOgar t ,ot itte:Bth huit t on,„aecatitif
of i thrlate•.r i , .ot th' ga‘lisle; taker' , frbm ine
thOirti VW iiVs' Whiaiifirriar/e;olotice,:
ICia 'Hie ' sal:l's'elli'it'-'rgarripis,rti: of the
• gate, 61)10kiiiSdit'i pbtt N ig #f,,,, a _ were
trOiii,o4B6!iiii,',i r cibk l 4ii . 118114 e, eitq .41 'iifa. d?
itie"ps , lieFs,,iii •this'afaiWs,,':','..2l*ll..Tl9t ,iise'o'
Itie'stuilir i ltieVt4ShOhit s jr'wotiridetl; 1 34. T,t4f
'tiiii(leiiiidiAC,eliti,tbeir t :cit ' , oaliviibm ;ci i i , l9sl ,,.
. t4ho , / i l i l t6iilhil9i;bei t spOt T lislit ipronsjho
neg,rees to the atti6lh" 4th.'lliat ti *SAN;
et thh , fibittltehi'AlittlithtS'Orithe goljegajtctit
littefijiiralledtifi%ekratieeitiPPidthaifoe-Matlin!
t6olli tiithilvitititiptin'itaitierithicifiliiihiiiii is
tutiNistitirthir *ill kikiiiiaitti his'finitiat Roil !
thW inOtuikii , drfwiptclvi*Pilititheieli:'
, These assettiops, we are satisfied,';',6•Palf
i :Wee Olin] fyiheititif, tialidti'lleitpeillv'for thie
tiiioosi' of, .iiijsiing , _ 9 iitieriOlia ft, oi.'
, Ircifirtii?r:
McOlifatOCkc , they b ifi t fotiallenstil: 6 '. ••'''''' ,i,
I ,i'',Al the tinarS'Of thci - ripiZartrieithi'i after.'
tionyth'et , OM' Liteifity , • 4;06, , 10 , ,,i, b i ch .
Sit theiltridehtiil4l4gAtitkiji,hrdiablotrqinkr
iiithiiiscilihnitat Videobery, suckloh,lrialie4;
laiistillie telibgeiiviatistorip disfunbevirpoill i gito•
Amid , titiiiso, 4fitostotitnitiveivdtfilly Aveli;ii?!
iwliiiiihit oviyOilgtii4hei r kint h4iiiiiebis.'
riiiartifithlihisMiffiettftiii*iiin. 'it.: 3 _,', If illerli
kitatiginOitictentrfitefilltiitiY(tititib . liliti ;;;liiir+'
6ditiklyt i lPyi Y Mill:4 1 "y %lit driTet r
AVOiti.9lkiti C.04.9, 1 4.#•? , 44 ,' "''' t jk" 79, ,'.)''.
;
~ vpAVOKW) `0114140 1 9, 0 1(44,
tiliollkiWl i elbli 'l , 4ll,l4slilliv I * '
Alfititaff4W ~ irtifir#4llo,Xf , t ,
viettwoli!kiltitr.#l.o4, b fi tgivo,lo..ii t: if
_5 l ..
...:'`-:',-'.;;,,,g'•..";t:;,:':,tii:',`,1:(:,,.;'1''',.',,;,-,.-,.,.,
tabbed character we believe him incapa
-tie-cit.:any such thing. The - story did indeed
come to us at floyalp,9rveried and exagge
rated, talrivitli;tlniiialural varmth of south.
erneril, xrtany4it; : ultome excited against hint
k3ut Altrit,sofetilipstaprige,,hOtl,lor the put ,
rilattetyilir not
"ohLY'Air;kfleatifdrirst,clfeilter-teat II the stu
,dentsoll)9,institalOß'aiiitOdY;-4fiblicipa-
-1110Wiiitaye , ,tie6iaia
Orihis
gentleman towards the students has, always
een of such a nature as to call for our war
nrOst -Mornmendationa ,,, WfarlatrrweArbiff:
desiring his removal fronnglisinstilnlion, that
roe t4tire=publicly." Occress.nirri*hivtartHia
him-as a professori - a - gentleman - and a chris
ga norEirrveri we sinc'erek..heipOltat
:maylokg remain witti,us 6 an initructO, 1 dr_ '
wa•are-fally• coftecious that-ivisomithdrawal
from the institution would be an irreparable'
Tosi 'brith - to oniFelves and the 'obitege. -
WE? . regret most onfeitmedly this laments
.ocee'rrenee; still we Mitrsider that the
troth of the case demands this , action on our
pait, and vve have eiideavorea 'to state the
'whole stair, as impartially as possible. ft
Dieltiostin College, .lune 9rh, '11351. ,
This statement is signed by students from
the lollowin'gstattisi viz:
Marrand
Virginia
District f'Columbia
Delaware
Kentnckv
Muth Curolina_
'MA (*Aid•
Misirissiript -
Louisiana •
.
90
Comprising•all the Southern Students of
tha College o::cept four.
But leaving the other charges to [legal in
quiry, there 'is one accusation math) by the
Torch-tight which we do not hesitate for an
instant to pronounce totally rievcriM of truth.
The charge is thus stated, ,
"Approaching the spci u:liere Mr.. fierzne
dy lay insensible, a bystander remarked to
Mr. McClintock: "There is some of:your work"
—to which Mr. McClintock aeplied, "it
"ayes
_him right--perfealy right 5' •
ilowever respectable may be the informant
of the Tords-Light,be has , horn been drawn in
to I've infamous misnstatemet.t. Mr. McClin
lock is incapable of making such a bretalx
pression ovor such a misfortune as Mr. Ken
nedy's. We doubt exceedingly - whether such
rt. remark as this was maile•by any person-in
Carlisle. We hare heard some:him. , like it
attributed to ;Mother gentlernou, who indig
nantly denies it as a slander lnit WO have not'
yet head Itimputed to Me. MeClintock.- 7
Weourself stood by - Mr. Kennedy's 'side a
considerable length of time After his Jall,and
we heard no remark's but -Moose of those of
the most heart.Aren sorrow for his deplora
ble misfortune, ht this feeling we knew Mr.
McClintock deeply' shares. Wo mist our
friend of the Torch Light will in justice with
s.lrawthis waint of all his charges, and disa
bdse.the public mind of his own commttriitt
of surih- a vile impression of Mr. McClint
ock)s personal character. •
.13r-Tbe .Lancaster Intelligencer, which
fres . asserted :truth. as much impudence as a
ny other paper that the Farmer was indebted
for his higlf prices to the Tarill of 1846, is
beginitig to haul in a little, seeing that a Tar:
ill which raises prices without raising wagts
must be of questionable - benefit to the mass
'ol the people. :The last Intelligencer says:
- "We, nor the democratic party. Nsysness-
MORD > ~ eat the Tariff-of i 846 would raise the
price of flour lo its presort freight—which is
only a temporrury value, caused by the fear
ful and distressiro , famine in Europe, and
the uncertainty of full crops in this country.
This is a consumat ion Nor I.OOIC ED FOR, otfle
sired by any nervous."
Next thing the Volunteer will be eclu.ing
the same cry. -
(*.if the Carlisle Democrat does not
know that the Washingt, on'llnion made n dis
tinct proposition that our government should
seize the wealth of the - Mexican Churches
for the benefit of air a; my, some other pa:-
pers winch are deeply interested iii such a
design ate fully aware of the fact. The
.‘Freemati l ts Journal,' n Catholic newspaper,
conducted under the auspices of the BiAop
Of New York, in noticing the church-plun
dering suggestion e( ti-c Government organ
soya
• "The WUshington Union, of the 11th inst.,
'has broached avrojeot titltrorthy of Car age,
and - still more unworthy el, oar Government,
of which. it is sometimes called the organ-'-it
is nothing mole nor less than e . propotiatio
mrn'lh Liar against the'priettes end the reli
gion of- that Unlortunate omintrysvl.
Pur Tins *ND THAT :roceritt.s.--It is m
ed, by the Iriends of Mr. Polk end Santa An
na, reMaikii the Ohio "Journal, that if Santa
Anna hail 'gaitied . -the . battle of , Buena
be , Wouldihave been willing to"make peace,
and' in khaiivar'vindicate the thiliceicif
him itf,the head ef qui Max
teen army, a,well snfaci that Pen,
Tayinr.ios ,!iert..-to 'fight , that battle with a
sm iililnunberot ',volunteers; pndcir ciream
• s!ar!pes , tlisi , rendered the victory of Santa
intl4.l4lippleVP,Wiftabla', .e,uf this and that
,logelhery ;Pid , Mr. P'ollc intend that Santa
;Anne shalt' :gain =thelvietoryl -Ifs- that the .
0 1 . 1 .k4 0 ' , €Irume ' !!!) eXpsetl
to. Other attack-Et:l,
I , ~(I
Otra , Tho:laqi itrolort 0 , 6 Polk
Caii"th)f;lb
h elm , , Ar9 , A goig, ppamplyt bot'h tg; 'fat*
tat; XonftPi ;Cillhoon; donounOod . ;; - atitl ;ihe'
• iirfee h'is' S! - `
• 't•tho
~.
lo n a44a4al ; as, ',outage& jecipat
and 4eifionstrational Mit ovbryitsfltirt;ol;4e 11.
tictintyopoiliooktpohpit.columul tattlyoar,
'PolkeTY*ll ;44iisaptietio;-like:thtiliktniirtihia
'L I
1111,11:4tr6.1.- ''" '1
111e:,W,fiiti) 111 10k t -9 1 ) 6 0 5 :,*t e ffP".
ff'4 *t+c.444 9 Pl4.l;the., , iPP.Pfl , f ll Cl! ,,t ° , t 4 9,:Yf "
tyFilh*oxicp,,witpAno , oppimiticg.to
iorgels,that thotio'#ho
lot
..*A II IO4/Ytt4YB9.S.S d AtA.BpPePr.Y4 l .ihe , !.,
w ,g';o,lokl4ollll,lllserappoppyiifrokic , r , iiiirfti,
'Ae4'!Ottdo)iiitiatiAliatinliniohedi ataioamoii,
Ati4ioHOtlale
fl:41, errti. (h e
eIVI , 1:1V ,
! 113901ittIfP 1 =°141 -
#00:1 1 4iV0PjP110. 1 90 9,4 -n c !i:thP 'KeMtv
ilnitsivokeo
.i. ,
• • '. - •
-.. • Vie - Conditions .' riPetie. . •
A yoritet in the Democ ' t• R viiftvkwho
is•probably weAsforniec lires ty,doew
.
in gas the cola( - 'upo litich" , goyetn
-1 . -..
rhentis willing t at w .410xitt..-.4h , .:
"A-site the cessi bites li t Try df 'art .' disil . o •
the 14 7 1'eXigatitZ4 v.-At*. •liatioiVoitipiat
f
claim it as a forfeit. bubo' r;t•T•rtay or if sb
as to acquire it by pure) :e.l: We watat-i
clear title of it; and the ad Cistration consl
ere purchase the very best . all titles. "
____TheAixpense_athe_war • e_will_not claim
kW - thillietiCiniiihiftlill• • - iiiiiiiiitit''whiCh'
she ; owes otrr t - citizens . wi t
,be 'swam • h
thQ &overnirieffi7U 1 e' t• fiiIIIIVIS: --- 1 e
,shall thentaltrim noineriey ' Mekicir in any
'shape, and are willing to accept land in pay-
Ment ot•our just demands. '
' - ''Artirthirteritorrto•bece d-or-cold•to xis
by Mexico we are qi the opt ion that it will
nokdornirte more tharklip alilcmria and
New - Mexic'o end' tgat our ir erimiint will
.not.it)sist, l as a icondition, o f eace„ ... an the
tight riftvriy' amossitliii Itch' 's of Taiwan ;
ra,
tepee; but rather mafsia - this a4ubject for sub•
Sequent feienalyiregohations - twetlitlie two
Sister repllblics." • ' . „
1 mroottive Dicrstosi Ju ,
Parsons, of
Philadeiphiveceidly made adeciiion which
seriously 'Aflects the inierests6l rintert,pob-.
liShere p atitl'e - djtors, Or Tiitheiltlieir heirs; if
Buell a class of the tinmuniti;cait have heirs.
he_casiAii hich elicited-tl4 decision:-pray
be summoned up in a fe'w ivvinte. 'Holden
..q 1116Mak ,Were the Owr.rti tint' publish
.ers Of the well known ..attOay.
Well, a few months ago' fillden died. Ills'
wife claimed ene half of Ife establishment
by right of her • husband's iwnership. This
.McMackin resisted, on the l ground that the.
good will of an establishmatt could not pass
to the hells of a deceased tartner. — fle offer
ed to buy the widow's irditest tit 5t5,00t.), or
to sell his halt for 522,00 ft—thus estimating
the good Will of the establishment at 44,000
which he wits net willingihe Myl (t. should
have the bettelit of. ' s The Ifier was declined
and . suit brought. Judge Parsons decided
that the widow could recover renumeration
for the goodwill of the Saturday Courier
and that, if the matter carom be settled in
any other way, the office oust be disposed
of at public sale, and the proceeds divided
equally between the plairidlT and defendant.
This decision is regarded by the bench, bar,
- and the "oat-ciders" as a most righteous one
. 1t may nut be law—but it is justice.
V)
3'
••2
Loco Foco TrisAsox,,Col. Pearce Ml But ,
ler, of the South Carolina Regiment, writing
home to the Governor of that State, says--
"The contest is an unequal, and the service
as inglorious One' The universal voice of
the Arniy, Navy, and volunteers; is for ter.
'nitrating this crudest, find peace would be to
them most welcome news,
The.Uniemond other hired organs of the
administiation should see that Col. Bettor be
indicted for treason. What right has any ore
even 'a locofocci officer in_ the army, to ex
press views iii opposition to the goreinpivil?
This matter should be looked to for the "di,
vhte rights" of the President are in danger,
if citizens are allowed to express thompin ions '
respecting his acts A2OL - Butler; being - a Ics.
eofoco, is the more inexcusable, 118 he is well
acqnainted with the definition of treason,
settled by those learned and patriotic editors
who guard with such zealous cam the ad.
ministration and he I,tor of the country.
RANK AND 1 7 11.13. 1 he Government is at
last doing justiee to the brave men who com
pose the rank arid file of the Army, who
have displayed gallantry in the late actin? ,
with the Mexicans. o r °omissions .have
been given to several privates who fought
hard in the ranks. This is the right sort of a
movement, send should have been comritem
ced long ago. Otreel these is Sergeant 7,•cc
well litioNYti to many in Can lisle.
A. Sttott: AGAlti,ll' SLAVE LABOR.—The
workmen of the Tredegar Iron IVolics, in
Richmond . , Va., have struck • against the em•
ployment of slaves at puddling in that estab
lishment, and also for an increase of wages.
The, owner of the works sends them word
through the newspapers that as they have
d ischat gctl themsel ves,l le will dispense with
their em vices, and put the slaves in their pla
ces. The matter is exciting Some feeling,
and the, proprietor of the works appeals to
public. iirsustain .him. in • resisting what he
.eallr 'the boldek attack upon slave Jabor.and
the rights of the eitixen ever.before made in
' hariga TIMM Col.. Bewrox.—lThe news
paperslire publishing a letter from Col. T.
H.'llenton,. in ansWer lo the resolutions of a
'tb6eting recentlyheldin nomina
ling him ; to'the Presidency, in which he puts'
the extiti,guisher, so far its he is cencerned
upenthe aspirations of Ma Polk for a second ,
takes - ground ag,amst the exien
toil of slevernand thinles that the aext'Pres
ideal 'should be a No them' man; .(meaning
thereby, Silas Wright.) the Seuth having had
Much more than iurfull share - of Presidents.
This new move of the distingnisheil Senator
nn the Politicarchess•board, will 'ereate
siderable excitement- among' &ahem point
.
clans of the Callaiim school.
'• Lidulenant Malianihe Rsfi-,
moat,`Who ii""reportetl'to IniVe . falinn in a
diguidini 'duel at 'China, ice, belonged to
Phil:iilelphia, being r.cni of FSfiltiliati, ;6,
celebrated
,pUbiiiiar, of tailors' 101614. '
wae'bei'lwenty tfinib'yetificOf,4Mid
6;,lins
'loft a Wife 'and Live
A DTERMINATMN OF Bi„ocaro flEto,,
riivit le called, dab . be accounted .Icietipiin no
'other"'~iririciple.thiia` horn cortipt andatag-,
runt iiitheiteirtone eireulati en; which,
pprevent thciprOpif of the Vital fluldie
dui 'heart: '"The blidid can have Mare 'pre-',
'ililebi lon ifdr , the' hied 'than Nonflittit%'ilther
'pitit indeed Ins'eWii pp:Eiciflo
give it a tendency to the extriimiliilif , but
whe titer &gages are choked upy'and it be- .
comely aelib.were,Terienneri in •, the ,h,eadp,fin
wonderAiiraiia! atentenation.. arswelling.Of
the iblodilveiisnisi: &prefigure upowthe Brain,
hear i nein ityian d other' dreadful . results.,
11 W.nghtklndian _Vegetable Willa areillWay l 3,
'deitainito4inevent The:abovamicartain_tcom-_
plaintty beeriest, they expelilonit feticulation
, lhose_very fro Nat whieh tirwthe cuuAo.. h i lt
lonly i ot - iall•digordered :Mote:MC - of ;
,Inn of every: malady, inifident to, man t' ;lirteey
alio aid and improve d,igestien;and theriifine,
15griltmoattassuredlygiVe heallk and 4igor to'.
, libinlyvaa',Weliagkipteient All levadenlig
tquennewfroMyekei is ,termeiFairintinik blood
to theleatia-,404'n),,fr
I ; ,r i Be w Moot leottriterfeites of ell .kitidliScime
•are coated oil& auger) arklmade to
ireitembleiininutviird'Appeaiittiowthegterrigl,
MIL fridit•ine tberaidinitionnto toirebain
from .the 'regular; agealennlYo ll e.lor more of,
whom may btfloundiinl
ithe>ttate•fErtneipall Offungi,, 469 t
ilikcoatide4iPhilaiielPhigr. ;111,c tri kntit4l.f ,- ;
1.4 r F0, ate" hr.qoiilitbt eIIAt:DPIL
EMI
f
,e,,,.. .-:- fond Advice. V
. II
The tit' iefplitia North. American is polfP /
Nlislitli.k we li:bn tregkslieetAl432 per an- li
narciiht jiiisiin ilTubs ten pr c moreil
irol now i io l l . lie elec , at 504 f t efiriv.h.-1
4 ,
IA elievoili is degti 3 O tTett ttimuciligkedi
tK' ilf:Ofemid, siiiil 'clef .' 4 rietiou4
'principles. But what w'e now casket, is to call
, the attention of a class of our non-subcilA'ug
Whig readers, toihe following just remark of
t he,, , editcir of that paper: . .
1 , "When the country press receives ,ade
ttata—_eneouragerceotrit-is_a_sign_that the
cautte which is arlvecattWie in iflieriltlfrewm- - 1
(Ilium. We have ever impressed it upon our
Whiz 'friends of the interior as their, first duty,
Ict.supperf.their,locai.papefe:AutAutyperfer - .
mid, we shell be Pleased to place them en'
our daily or weekly, lists., .1301..vhzi, doubt the.
fidelity of that -Man to hls Party prmeiples
who is either remiss cr lukewarm in subsc6-
Paper: of ;fiitectentii
ltiSCpviiteiplatO'
SANTA ANNA FN.I.I3STAM MR. rotes ' III.UN:
DF;R 1-1 1 11 a MabildvakiNer, trans ales a
letter, from (he pripeipaf Mekican. paper,
which Santa Anna dips I,Nlritten to the eapitel )
in whiCh, allUdind to tlic'!iireeltimatien of
Geli: Scott, he tirtl4 t ": • •
• ~: ~ •
"But , in ,the midst of,the:walev . olcufti
(rprotio).: Gerieral ISeott' Skim; he has
agaicst me, "he - does .me trio muelr honor
.when•lie says that-they.hol been•titieintri;os to
n . ti yeat fhat 'on
nnsfoke his GovertiMiurluid ptrmitted me to pass
to my cot
. .IntJeetly • nibs Excellent Sir.
the United States did deceive themselves
when they dreatuctl that I W!tis capable of
betraying my cenntry. llelore. this should
happen Iwould prefer to be consumed by
. fire
anibiri3i ashes shoillitbe, scattered - that nut a
single atom be -left.
GEN. PlLLow.—All address appears in the
New - Orleans Picay'une, signed by the ofli
c,ers of the 2d Tennessee Regiment, which
in connexion - with. the Pctinsylvama Regi
ments, all under the command of Gen. Pillow
attacked the height of Cerro Gordo. The at
tack' was ensoccessful, and the TeMiessee
Regiment, after sntleringgreatioss, fell back.
Gen. P. was wounded at the comMencernent
of the engagement end retimilfrem the field
The officers of the 2d Tennessee Regiment,
smarting under what they consider to be
unjust itnputatinns nPon their skill and bra
very, attribute their White to Geo. Pillow's
incompetency. He had:nr , t recommilered
t i
the .gro titl,knew not the maitre oh the de
fences, net attacked the place with so small
a torte. A
'How-rr Wears.--Under the adMinistra
tiori of James M. Power, new vigor has been
infused into the Wiele line of public improve.
ments. Great frauds have been detected
and avoided among•the transporters. im pact
of 2,800,000 bushels of -sag being retufneti
upon _the railroad,. noL.soo,ollo__Will _be
turned, and the income to the State will be
inveasei3 — intrr any former year ; more than
TIMBER .nontnico_ Tilob.§AND Dota v tas! The
election of Pattoirthd Power will bring about
a..new Record. .
o)—Wheri the tiews of the btile of, Cerro
Gordo reached Monterey, the report current
there was, that a sanguinely battle had beefs •
fought at the National Bridge, in which Gen
erals Scott and Santa Anna were killed, and
that - the Mexicans, upon hearing of the fall of
their leader, Abandoned their po,ittotts, leav
ing the Americans in Possession of the field.
(* . -The Expoits of theadstutis from the
United States to Great Britain and Ireland
from the lst ot September, 1846, to the 22d,
of May, 1847, smarting to-the New York
Shipping List, is as follows :- 1,851,446 bar
telt; of &Jur : 551,719 barrels of corn meal ;
1,700,153 bushels of wheat; 12,404,735 bush , -
ele of coin ; ,39,769 bushels of rye ; 860,259,
bushels of oats: 156,276 bushels of barley.
This statement though not obtained Irani of
ficial sauces, is believed to be nearly cor
rect,
Peorn VERIF.ED.--" War" said Mr,
CI.AN, in his Raleigh lettiir, "will be the con
sequence of the annexation, of Texas at tais
time in the manner proposed."
"This war," says Mr. 13F.NTON ) "-is the
consequence of the annexation of Texas, at
the tire and in the manner in which it wifti
dune." '
woof)! ‘voon ¶—A lew cords of gOd
Oak and Hickory Wood will:be taken at this
office in payment of subscription.
t -The valuation of real estate in Lancas
tercounty
Pateartt 113g..StlAitigtt , —Now is the time to
purify and bract the physical system so as to
enable it to bear up
The
tfie enervating
heats of sOmmer. The condition of the blood
at the expiration of wintel, r oeing io inactive
perspiiatirm inuring that ;martini - and' from ot
ther causes, is not in a. proper state tb,reilst
diseas'e. hicithe cligetitive Which
are •generally over taxed by; the appetite.in
told weather, in their full viper.' In tact, a
change In the state ortimnittnil machine to
'meet It new climate, is as hessary . da, a
Change of clothing. To putmfropisthti blood.
its unhealth ypartictes, and impart toll a more
nutritive Character-1n give term to the:to
mach and eXptl'obstructiptiai front thetinwels
in shed to re,:nfonce the, Whole
,xy,stem for'
thp:cempaigo,of Eurtimer, there ieno preper-,
abort ,so, efbcimis as Smite' SMUMPAIII.I444I.
.1 - Prepared mut:wild by . A. B. & D. SANDS
Druggists, 100 Fulton -street New Vint.)
- Sold also by - S, ELLIOTT,.in .Carlisle and
dy Druggiate:tgelitlinlljritlith4bout the Um
nb.,States.., Price $l, per,biettle, !Six.:bettles
. ..._
::. AV ,D , , I
P l x i),uvi PRTEI , THA.:BPDY pxF:r-10
'oae is so leo iFh ns,lp „ attppcse, for : , g.,ntiipent
that wet can livti.,wt ‘ thgut,estlng any Inoie''
than titie s ete‘ulilleriVe
~rititillut3ikTim ~ the
rill , alone rWitlioi;tilliti 'soil. , A I- therefore
know that* is what! we pa Into the atorntich.l
.which causes; us to iivcro , We make:Diet:duel
bodies.frernletirstomanhlin fiewthreeld five
yeare we inake'evei.vut bodies;:i,eiiiitiil±,"-i-
ITlius-;:vithat , lo wprikoloti to dity, iietibiblifte
-Ipletftt , 'partiol' its , foseyeiiBW:,' ' Tifite 'Ohio ,
tionS;ioch'llietigiiitiotteliul nitiiii'Ofii4liXta-•
tinthi; 49ittiiliiiill lithkeiiiklSealtfe:Welifyi..
r3fandrethlsVii ' 0001'1,110W thq,PitTpozie,
miiir liti'hitiid illl":`thht,fti'l•e'eliliskk heeatise,
they' limn '.llle l ett4TrinclfednitheitAls the',
epperabonditece.4l,h ii mobs thatthey .inayi, be '
accumulatstd,ht th t eiftysteryttksfere they have„
Vii#..ifillNal?if ilutr i l4ft,4l,9ll . liii.4i 4, illOrif
behsequ'ehe ig. ''' ''” • ',.li .. , ,, l :) 4 . 1 i
9 B i EWAilie py cOIINTERVEIT Pitt.m.;.--Ele cart
hiradd!gn to_ttio_ngei t: )YheCn you w./ 1 11kAransl ,
Jeth's Pills—thee you are sure of the genuine
aitiely,;.WlietwußuyeKVliitliiikr.wiai,in.,..
p
quire Acjhe illerlwhethe .fie. knows the
*lurolhir's ybu are the genuine Brand
,reth'e-lpillsu\Everytniati•lificiivs:whelltet the
.alliele'beloafidieyettititrue dritalitel i Bewlfttre
of . obeies;, .ui,),L,n.,:i.r.,1,>, ,i -, -31 ,I 0.6' 11,0.,,iti '',
' . SoliPhillifliMbi‘bYettAittggifAßNlrt,
SoteAgent,for,thie boroughol wi iii ~.!, kii.r:41 , , , 1. "
Stephen , .l7UlbensOnliShippensburgiM, . . i
R. Idreneinu titt Co: NeWeemberlaild4, - fo?'.
:-.1, 8.T.-t—ReigletMechanicisboikivirW ' ' 1 V
A. CKMillee "Whltk , litiOsit'.l!.. 0461 .',. '
...ilttildiMariodir !/, , r).A . . 4 11 %
4;1 4
t at
4 ‘tt " rtS latjAi bibs '4114{ Il i ~
4 .'i l J.TlO:. , oy ;144 \
relUilti 6 ill Ilip - C,%-t .,
--,'.,,„. ' ii i ~ Vini t :i.z.!-. 0 v :0 , -",,, , ,
I. ' irtiiiii :4,.- 4; l3u(lliitgAttingik, ''.'- '
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Effil
_F~.:~l~kiV~.'ry'
itb
'lt,gzie(l:o . 4he P*T 5 which loolintles, 'states
tltrd ihe'Oeto l Wmildred anti two suicides
esainittertin thin/tilted Stater' last year. Of °
i llfiiiitmorrirl,3s , -were by nutting thvy lineal, 51
I litßigin g f2o/shonting, 26 drowning. 22 poi- -
tion,jllfigiOng s irUM a height, stabbing,
,gpstetonlicra.cars. Of tlnsmomber 59 were
14146 4 , - 15 &wok, anti 18 filled with remorse
skikldet4pair.
" john Parker and Mary Myers" ; hie been
tried at Butler (Pa.)lor the minder. of - John
Myers, the Anna of the woman indlet6ci:
It was proved t at arsenic hail been atlmin=_
istered to Myers, antit.the circuitistar.ces
,pointeclso strongly . to Parker an 3 Mr&-Myens" ----
who Inn] been-,living in an ipproptr iutitort
ty, Bird', the' jney l i reughi in a viirdipl4
ty th e
in relanon to ihe great poisoning, case at
the wedding party cd„Mrly l ilkinson's, iii Say
bine county, Tetras the Memel] Telegraph
says: "Amon; the numerous reports that
are in eirculainnoliere is' one'ascribing it
the stonPlitfiti Wird iorelearily of a Shimkeeper
• residing in the weighborhinal. At is Saldtfiat _
this shopkeeper sold orA...eilia 'for Sallertifits,
atnl this'. poison Av.ss.mir ed the cake tfiat
was served to dm gibsts." •
It farpisif t -Santa
Arinsi .1)6111 cuPittleeP4,9sjo`tilatile re ,
tarn to Havana. P 011;. prised Olttilmbeetcies
into Mexico ; and. vO r ti.y shopld h ,not , pass
t rie
hita'at.. • •
• -
. it is 11'.9tIghly . 4`14 tllo'MooozooyOrS‘4oplr= •
al, that Cleoeral fiaylOr 00 Mr. Isdilt \yin °
both ran nest year. General Taylor'
Ate the Fixecutive ntansiolt 'with elinutthe
same rapidity that Mc.. Polk rude Obt of it !
•
OV-k Iron) Lieu Wunder, Of the
Reading Company non , in Mexico, sayeAbfit
the number of our troops left siek at hYli , ta
Ctuz is about 700, aft.! at Jalapa sibt ut 1200!
_ .
. .
A volunteer who has returned from the
Mexican war : says:—"l have seen Ate. ele-.
phant. trunk, tusk, and all;—and am more
than satisfied. I went nut a yolk soldier )
and .retnined.a Taylor Whig. -' .
(I*—rhe Wm. Abbot Lmirenceiof Boston
has given 850,000 as a contributkon to liar,
yard College, to estubbsh n aChdol forthe
matron of young men in the practical me
chanical and scientific perseits, • •
• Kr The editor of the Mama (Ga) Lumi
inary has he 2n informed by a gentleman ac
quatnted with the cirrnlnstances. that aitnw
atikspienstal.loennOt iVe t . tukrrie4,(len..TA ) .
lor. tried on a railroad in Georgia would nut
back, ' . •
,pl ) ilabel-pljia-- 411arkeL
11.01111.—The market fn; flour wan ntiffer to-day s
and with n toollerifte Ittqltiry flir expOrtfitle duly snit n
tumid ptlltlle Were tb 1 he tAxtent rif COb 11b111. ' We9terta
nt $8 50, some holders ro{ tnute.
It I'b FLOUR—Is otrei.t.iatlitili, %;-itbout
CORN MEAL—fire] ,• we ape atleiviell.pf emirs of
300 bids at $5 and sop bbls RettnilkWine at
94 30 i •
WllCAT—lneetiVe; 3500 hnshtb Penn`a white anld
at 200 e• and red is offered at 201 k but less woeld ho
Inkettr•
CORN— Nnt Melt anine '• I IBc Vt'en offered end '
fused for good yellow, ttlid stoleAl antes reputed_ at.
Ittle weight.
OATS—DuII at CM a 61e.
bitahihally nt :17 n 38e
Ilttvetstnatt, Ittrie 11.
-
Fi.fllllt—lYnldera efflollr Wore more Anti with hht
smell gales, '2OOO lohlo tlnWerti otreeta Amid at *950
nett 500 hill. Weaterh at the none Woo. of .4{131)
hide earn inenl'at 85174; 3000 hoPhPie lied Wheat Cold 0 .,
IS anti at lan aroteilnw Core nt 11Rr,
,
On the int of June at It. R. Burns' Plain •
Reid Academy, by Rev. James Lillie, Mr DA
VID BA F:11. 1 to Mis 6 FAVCAIIK7II.SIIEWALKER.
In Met. hn nirst treg, on' Thursday tHe 3
hist, by the Rev. Inn. G. Friteltey" Mr LvAv
ts Wol.tvt, to Miss Et.itt..tßent Eauurs' both
of 114.0apir,sburg, ,
Health Made easy for the People,
or *Physical I)•at n to make their Liniti
in this World Long awl Hum, by the -1
, Author of "FAymttiotr: As It Is )
Fir3l Amerkitn,..Eclifioy )
with Ad;!Owns:
Reirtgan elernenthry and 'Meth:sting treatise on
Self Knowledge. Contaittk g slml•t and enter
tainingrartielestm
Poorly Hetirl ; ir;trinils, Strength,
Mating, Stomach, 'Nerves, itnereation,
Digestion, ther, ilniii!s, Ohl Age,
Blood," . Lungs,. Mind, Alan;
Secretions, Arteries, Smite', \Vernon',
Head, Veins; • Meath, Disease,
Together with dm Great Secret--Success in
Life how attained-110W to do s Good, Causes and
Effects of Error, Habits, Pasturing, %YUMA!" des
crthedi Man deporlfred, flaws Krtstrs, Rich :and
Poor', Sexes, Virtue and Vice, Youthful Errors,
Woman how made delleste,Wuntan's . -Yli tuts,.
kmbitionitte. Etc )
Tife hole tieingnett filti the:nit:l4, purpose ot
ism - Moving and extending education amongst the
people, ilnintribig Valuable' Ittittlileitge
on 'the
physiology 'of the hummi am( the lawn
which govern mental tint boelly-tienttle., Itec.
set(dldg StS:genti eenetogeill in
a' letter Ilion' ive'etie one eniq ottrive
epplei '*ill be went Mr 41:JAIlitert11;' Onstage
Potdc . ti,I3:IIIEBERSt Co;
•."PlitlodelphltiVitfaylitli', 18474' •
This, valuable *Ork •nontittnn tinAuntleeiino
cir'no.l77 inigete r ' - " ' • •
Testimeniy iI notli tiltivai from 'tift4tfailers
• , thq
, The"folloWing letter is piesented;utiiii . q ideu, or
more hilly i .ihtliwlitgthebpinitimi 'Of :Phystelatis her. ,
Doti tit the ,Medital Value of ,Dr. CON.
POUND SYRUP OF WILD , CIIERRV..
Da. Bwsitita.--Dear Sir t'frleving used p eer Cora-
ThhfirrittVrttp,of ,Vq(l4 Ilthefryfellenslyillith 'my Hec
tic°, I\vati reutlislett by your Agent Dr 'Weber, to
to espretiOlYfdpililfihln vithlnkbil as a
remedial agent.' freest chitdrfullyvhditilit as I feyl by
hittlein6 Ihirillalachnrge wthilutewAthel
at Imp, 4nd Phyticianclu, particular. ,tts much,as
dittatitAllach Remedied Mid IttliatMlitittortatwas
inthtned ,frpm a (Alkmaar the most potent expnctotents
recerunialtled lit'eaiir'Mitteilie toady's •tWii6'me Niko f
!Duutasialt 4 Littost id iry.lybur Trepttrallon•relttrolnus
:Virginia tit, WILD CuEnne, gals autlist ebioauy,lllut
I was so Much pleased with the yevibliplP no% IPA sub
,SllllahcattklA that.! now. Prom FAIIW 44 4LpftAietqnce to
all other;Demediett Where awaspeehwant hirtridltaird.
I n'tHii nitleh'2dreatled PnOUthaithi bt Whibiiiireelli e
j flu 'al di oat forint Int which 'lt hippearslu.
Kentucky, I' regnirdlit tin.inswhiabfd Itetnedyhothe
Lireqtyailpt of that,disease,l, TablterkirkirturomoAktlye
sad enough,,batt_as tkletnashe asettlyirteeni tint of
the of FrapftFerlaWAbiterd t at Ji hav q
beau' engaged hi on netted praillce' thy' gi Mils on Of
12 ISkllld Gradtuttecqf Teensy, vtlnhe
an 'e i re-faibli.-11ries , PatenelDediellieq.'eserthought
enough of taexpettir ow opinion kn.-waking.
• , ELttsox N Do •
rv . r, , ,,i,ie ; m l 4:2ol9lß‘r"
k l /
afg'tir I "8
NON dblt7o , 4Wth 0 0 . 14
•PrnetlehotuillesituddlineteriptcryllbYsktbstlesbilb
.14 1 !4:kV!hictOltsL0PY!!.tifgret 4 r. v
DruighalandltitellY
.',.ktr*.hicsikhdurrednetlod , o'fmyssikje.halliko Wit
there have
. 8. nheIhatIVIOIWIJEVIOVR W• 144 % °t.
up nostrisens..whicklheY Ka -
Itrivomente - called "Balsaml, tall (web
Illyrit otWlltrphermtmemine hthe
ly newsitenwriounabbto ow OM
. 114141 the p e tli t .,
-whi c atffilirWeWetbPithd.ttablte-ilehilis"of the.-
Dowatenwitaiih of Poedsylrnnia. The only safeene o nt
,1111lilOuluIltalg b Wi t alC tli gAstatia r littibk
won o°olo DWATIVEr
4;111491419S abagt.'PhKa
SQld "(if! , 5. ,, W RAVURITIt a K
J.:44, 41 • „
~:iiiike4l4,*l4*;:voo -
. Lola *maims, lite !tome
torlateo7Gelt,ortnw'Metliii - diit , EfiriClA4r Can/roll : Hon
Alwinguri(bMeg, will: be of,
aagootratin fitopt atindriy. , Juttr h atot t ortie vr.- •
g oti oi*, 4:918, ota.,orar t Pa ttoo•
*lV mm
ill so.t the+ M T E t Cara; tiall.v Iliql*ll ntrAirt-relate,
. .
.t if tit, 9 r,4.4ttrawam i37 t t pr „ , ,
tm begin tar, OW ,at
%ot;
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Mu!irDAY A:v,,,rlll'.(ri, June 14
11IA1tf1ED,.