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WEDNESDAY, lIILY.2I ' 1847
,pat Steamed 'Terms.
'One Dfillarana Fifty. Cents a year it . paid in
At!Vance—One Dollar and Seventy-Five
Catitsjf.paiti within or 1 t1ie„.e4d.,.91;
^ -Twp Dollars,' t paid•at the end of
i 41113,16,teat. TII4 Harald is now , the tolienp,
'estivitdrin 'the cdntity - -
VriiZO,NOptFIaNFAI I IONS.
The ifine:Oila and Tarifi
4sitlidittCB.,
.ror Governor,
GEN,' MITES I it, VIN
OF 'CENTRE COC,NTY.
Vor Vasil Mininthitoerl
:JO ' S% WI PATTON
,
It .OtIhIDEIITAN CdUNTI.
We are alifite‘hohl et! time with this week's
paper. Cot hi riot i!elp it. - '
•
tipf-M. II44 cONV ENl`lijN.- 1 1q. is time the
Whig Standing Comtriittee were Lakin, steps
..to EX a time and publish' the call'ini-ihe,an
:mai !meeting of the County , (.;onvention to
''aettlewkieket - fot.this fall - election: - As it is
now itite in, the .seas 'on, this might he done
by - correspondence between the 'Chairman
and Members QM' •the .Committee, and the
expense and inn ven ienoe of .a cleeting of
the Coinciattee finis avoided. '-
INTELLICE:Nen:—TiIe SOlicitucle
,Abet was 'Fah for.tlre•late of the.ccao Pan ies of
Capt. Carr, di this borough, 'Capt.l.:or;rrg and
apt.MOore, allot whom had embarked on
the barque St. Mary at -Brazos for Vera Cruz,
.Ithd were known to have been at sea nearly
• Ithreetreeks, iis ; tr. ' , length relieved by, the
• gratifying intelligence of Omit arrival &Tam
**, where they had succeeded in making
a landing; and =ecmed a fresh supply of wa
.
ter and provisions. We have hei .:tofore pur
posely cdfrairred from alluding to the alarm
reports which prevailed in relation to
these companies, in the hope and belief that
torne.elitisiactotysuenothit.ol•them would soon
be received. 7
NEW P•ENIOS' PAPER,. —A. pew daily penny
paper, Wing in politics, to be culled "The
News," 'isltolbe , ocnintenced in Philadelphia
about-41e islet ;cptember-next r by_litossrs..
Nervy S. Evinis, now of the "%Vest Chester
Record," Williron Slitter, formerly of the
"Norriatc6dßeje l ld,.!,: atta Edward Pax
son, tow of the "NeWtown JourOal." They
are gentlemen ht ability and-experience iu
he shlitits of ftlitorehip,ini l d will doubtless,
by industry and enterprise; coinmand success
lior their somewhat hazardoLs undertalciag.
There ia-no labor attended with en many ob
. eitaeles, as that of establishing a newspaper.
A spirited end energetic. penny paper is
just what is wanted by the Migti, to mix
the place of the piratical Ledger ; which sail
ing under a neutral flag, is yet one of the
aweloest Looofoco sheets sit the day.
CtnexeleiCerrvi:wTtoN.—The great Chicago
Convention, tailed for purposes connected
with the improvement of the Western
ltiv
fees and harbors, was orgt - qinie4.Wrih - e --- 51 . 1
' tine. Delegates were in attendance Worn la
States. Tire 'Con'vention ..met under a can •
„Nara teat : in tete public square, capable of
inolding, it is said, 20,000 persons. EDWARD
H. BATES, of Missouri, Presided.
This Convention had its migin in the per-.
varsity with wkch the General Government
and the present ifornjnant party, have neg
lected, not only the Ammedinte commercial
inteneete of the North and West, but the
general improvement and welfare, of the
whole cotadry. • t , •
CENTRAL RAIL ROAD LETTING.--COON'adtt
.for gradingon eighteen miles cif this road,
"Neste( Harrisberg, were made on Thursday
-- Mast; at that place .
, , --Tbere- was --muelveorn—
petition, atxlThe'yverk was taken low. Tim
....Firt,9fgr,eillog',Op4.masonry on this portion
lion of ihe :rpad . said, will not exceed
• 81000 per'inite, the, pieta anti a..
over, he Susquehanna,
obnpt ivy ,Another
•,iatttiagstvill.tale place at littabufgh, an the
22d. •
etr The 'Volunteer now admits that thg
I"extracirdinary prices:of brawl-stuffs" were
inot,i 4 q)rought about iiittirety by the operation
..fofthe new tariff P' Will the Volunteer trove
10l'IiiWbeilrer Flour was ever lender. r'
• ifitli;Otli):4, l 4.2 is yiite4}„in.oilY,
mar
-1 qu ot ations to-day:, and whether .this ex
'` bread-stuffs' was -brought
Where
tidygntage..of the,foreign
•
,„ ,Requifitiono hive gone -out, from the
I,JAVu,Department upon .the Distrietof Colnnt
bi!L and $ 6O S!!itt; of '# ) , 11 .. 6 Y1!i * ," hnd bilieFsf,iir
RA,Rfelii FO PriOni,i B ,o ll3l oijorga&'
trbge4wheire to be tent iinmedintelpto,(N4l'
oli*Cliiilik - limit Abe ebizithurikattone 'bi,i
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The recent tileelon in Neiir Hamptihire
cures without aiiy doubt the certain majokly 1
of thelY:_taga
pro4l4e , 9dior tif 414eiegfiliciii; Of astiyarif'
sixtri4 tBter in the evert of QM eleoAon of
g e g,intoAtic Hqueesl,Reflet!kni•
4140 11-jfeeleettiiias , alrea.4(tiel4 Weave '
the Whigs with 90 members .electerl,
locofoccis. "Ot the'69 members yet to be 616.
tech, the Whigs are quite conftecat,Rl tite9K.7,
ir.g 37 ; and in that case the Whigs willhave.
1 127 members and the Locos 99—making a
majority 0r25 . .111 tito7iiest 'Blol3Be of Repre
-sentatives!
. _
Truly th&-Whig glosiously ; i n , the: as
centiantotud the finul triutnrili nl .
our princi
ples certain. 'Onittartl I W•higs n h Pennsyl
wania, atal , crown this Congtesaionakiluarph
by a qo'less'glorintis success in the election .
nfteh. JAMES IRVIN, and Miijor `JOSEPH,'
W..i'ATTON'toflie'highest officesin Tenn- ,
nylvartial " . ' •
Latest from Mexico.
. .
. . . .
• - The Jast - neWa from the Army of 'Geller;
al Scott states that Geri. Scott had 'given the
Mexican' goverriMe.rtt : until,theWth of June,
to
.lict',Opon . .the lest liroilesitions for Peace
which bad been lorwardeil by our gov . ,erns
ment through Mi.Trist. If nothing *as done
by that time'GentScott would 11,00 on to
the city of Mexico. It had been ascertained
that up to the 29th of june, a .quorMa of the
Mexican Congress Itad not been seemed:—
gongtess lied 'reserved 'all propositions of
Peace to be settled tinder its milt cannot.—
Under these circomrtances we may daily
look for news of the highest 'interest from
Mexico,:and probalhly receive the aceountof
another panic. It was presuMed that Gen'ls
Cadwallader and Pillow had reached Gener
al Scott's head-munters.
From Eng
The Britannia. arrived. on Faiiiirdny'morn,'.
ing
There has been another dtieline in bread
stuth-:—equal to about one dollar and kitty
eents in a Lairei of flour—produced by the
iine,piospects of a good harentit and abun
dant 'ibviilies,inipol led .irde England. Cotton
has risen. .
The F./milli:lt have teneived - theirhostilittes
with China, and the Fremit have chastised
the natives of Coehitt China for imprisoning
thelissicium les.
That obtose and_iicketty-minded states - -
man, Charles - J-. Ingersoll, in a•reoeni letter
tiff the 'editors of the =National intelligencor.-
asks: "After all, what /win this war does?"
The venerable editors teply to him in terms
of lilasting rebuke, but here - is an "limit:Mot
from the Jonesboro_ tTeriio - : - .Whig, which
gives a:sati-practietuliilustration of the "harm
the_ war 'does:i
"Col. Wst. CAtriverti's - FirTCßegimernt 01
Tennessee Voluntems,munbereil 1,000 brave
mem . eti their march to Mexico. Only 350
rank and tile, of this :gallant regiment, re
turned with theirklolonel to their homes.—
Col. \'m. Host:ill's 2d regiment of Tennes•
see Volunteers numbered 1040 on their
maroh to Mexricn. Only 360 of these pat
last me.i, rank and file:returned with Col.
tavtheir homes and> , friends—their
wives and children—their fathers, mothers,
sisters, brothers, and -other relatives and
friends. The rest of them—TIIIRTEEN
RUNDRED DRTl.,2swkness arid
bullets. distiase and shot,' and swards, have
consigned to an early grave in a foreign land,
rem tWeii - rilifirie Ironies. ik•ithotil Collins and
winding sheets, or head-stones to tell who
they are, or where. they are. Poor fellows!
mournful and vacant are many loved Ironies,
and firesides . , but the sleeping deridAnow it
not., They repose beneath the burning sands
of an inhospitable clime. promiscuously
thrown together; and there they must rest in
quiet till the last lined trump calls the nations
of the earth to - stand belore the God of At
miesl".
0 - The Chinesti Junk, and its crew and
'cargo, are ajects of curiosity and amuse
meat with the New Yorkers. The Tribune
gives the following matrimonial ideas Which
it has gathered Irom one of the China-men'
on board:
4 .141 r, fleeing is a man of some intelliceoe,
and communicated to its a variety of infor-.
mation relating trithineso manners and cus.
toms. lie told uS that he was the husband
'of
,three wives, and Bind "no can catchee
mons, cosine too minium dollar." On -in
quiring what course. he pursued on occasion
of too lively domestics . difficulties among
these
perfect
of hie' affections, he replied
with perfect gravity, 4 'horse-tohippee." A
tli'neso artist squatted on,.hiti haunches
pal fling a xlragott, Hesing,infortnoil, us was
ibe happy proprietor of two ivives,aud when
i answer to Ilia queries we, asSyred him
dial in this country "no can catcher," more
An one wife, he politely expressed a feel.
mg vhich was not admiration for our itIsli
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mmonsonmonms
The - IVhids of Somerset °Minty have' no
mintned Joseph 4. StitFetan lor"tho' Attsem=
Ny . asilington cc7unlyen. V. Lawrence
and -Jobif been nominated.. •
.
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A Sad Story.
Whig Nominations
.
Teitytrejoiced, says the Nintivithericon,
eeptv s e from all quarters of -PAiinsylvanut
lieereel3t eheerimiititellt.gencel tin relation.to
iAoi I Pea
itb pects . of party.eat the"„orr i
glaryemor's e eotton. from the Notly t aral'
Ihtt,t§tOthwest, from the WOt and,theciaki:
tiViMitities, the accounts street tliis , rinisfeiv- ,
'beurtignjg character. lln'this section of the.
Stine The Whig majorities will, in.all Iluman
probability, exceed the moat sangnin,eie?pee
itoiniett. cl;Cii:iibiia'od ,c
wtth an intelligant - gerilleman ofthe interior i.
. one well acquainted
. wi,th this Sfaieiedil'in-•
formed by recent intellwenee mdat '6l
k he'BOuthern, Central and-Western counties,
Wire assured us of his conviction. that the
Whig majority pillllll4 be less than twenty
five thousand. It •iis•our habit to regard the
future in The least sjinguiire light, and thOugh
we'believe that we are Worn the suttee( pub
1k sentiment, entitled to such a majority, we
dare not promise it. llhit; unless every -testis
' many errs, the aspect of
: the canvass is most•
laveMble, and promises,
.wititUeutitletice a
great, lvtlig, triumph.
The confident prospect•ofa Whig trinti'mh
in . -Pennsylvania doubtless .- arises - from 'The
' state of the public questions before our peo
ple but it also receitr great auxiliaryprom
qse from the Character Of our candidate. From
the. Keystone's-hundred thousands no indi
vidual coirld have neee'selected as a candb
date more justly palmier than flames
Few men . so faultless personal and politi
cal chara cter - beeriPresented for (hi
sofiragss i s of the people. His history as an
individual, illustrating the ride of unpro.ected
worth and energy—his career .as a pulfrie
man, Troving that those who Tre the. last to
. seek honor are the earliest to find it, and
that those who are title to the people never
have reason to complain that the people are
false to them—are Tulle! hitere - st - arribinstruc:.
lion. His behevoldhco, 'unostentatious but
active, his integrity public and ,private, his
' lotty.aud spodessput ity of morals—these are
• merits sot 'likely to be ovcilooked by a pen
. ple hire those of Pennsylvania.. trifled with
a mind-naturally clear, bold —
and correct, Ind
• ex.pairded by.enlarged study and_petaic ex
peri.enife, Gen, Irvin would make, and will
make—for we regard his-election us certain
—a Chief Magistrate worthy the I,lrst State
in the ['Men: . Moderate, liberal anilfree from
political acerbity, he wiilbo found decided,
' enlightened arid elevated in the support-of
every Pennsylvania interest; and, free from
all itifluence of cabals or favorites. lie Will
be the Gr:mentor -himself, independent anti
self suitained,r.or sustained only ad
ring people. pennsylvannt line long needed
such II Chief Magistrate. the entiv6 and on.
thusiastie union ofthe whole 3 Whig party, in
his support ; and the known fiivet with which
ho is regarded by thousands of the dernocra-.
valliecure - hisiriumph,and that of Penn-.
sylvan ia Interests—the one Termn'rin - eiple,
and all that the Keystone has hitherto vainly
sought to obtain.
Frauds on' the Public
A communication in the Harrisburg Tele
graph discloses some important facts for the
tax-payers of the Commonwealth, shirring
that for years past enormous frauds have
been' permitted in be carried en alot:g the
public worts threaghthe neglect or incom
petency of the public agents. The Tele
-graplrsaysi-"Fhere-is-no-douhrt in Ale-Timis
ot those acquainted with 'the conduct of
these State ngetifs last year, that the. State.
was defrauded out of 5300,000 tincrugh the
idleness or' dishonetty of its agents. The
election of JAMES M. POWER. has, to a
considerable extent, arrested this system of
plunder, and will save to the state the' pre
sent year not less than one*hundeed and filly
thousand dollars! And the election, of ano
ther Reform candidate, JOSEPH W. PAT
TON, will increase the saving ; we have no
doubt, to the enormous sum of 300,000 an-:
nually. A matter so important to the inte
rests of tax payers we hope will not be for
gotten. A reform that already saves 1.56,-
.000 a year to them, and . promises tct save
$300,0013, if they do their `duty, is wet* of
their attention and their votes."
Latest from Mexico.
An Extra of the New Oilcans 'ratnes, July
7th, announces the arrival of the steamship
Alabama from Vera Cruz. with dates to the,
2(1 inst: -Tha....tatest dame from the city of
MOXiCO by this arrival, are to the 19th ult.—
Santa Anna, it is said, lies demanded a forced
loan of one million of (lollais ' and is raising
the money at the point of the bayonet. -
A letter.further states that the work of (Mr—
tifying
p the approaches to the capitol is pro,
greasing with.great energy, but with 'very
little , 'judgment.
No further tidings from Gon. Scott, axe*
that he has abandoned Jalapa, 4 Ltd it:was in
possession of the guerrillas. _. . -_
seenl. Perry has' returned from' lint eipe•
dqion. to Tabasco.. Be _Mend the _mouth of
the riyer'itamtenable, and, oonsequardly.land
ed 147,1i00ps and.ln arched theAn to the town,,
liti“found, n tlie' Manny ready' to receive him,;
t eed ,haying drawn (vine forcesoliey ; flied a
vcillpY, which wEii , !, ref urned by lhe. ,com leo
_dere, wheti,llin j egetny sCatternd:,, „Pour ': of
our / Mon . ,yfe re Nytm need.;
.'i. s ieut,,May, li!att, ,
nincing i the nutriber, haying lo:St n an arm,,,,, 1 .,. ;
, - ~ 0 -Y..,'- t h' q 4 1 :iMat,,9,c 4 1 9 • otaillfir,4 l 4bli'lflai..
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i i t
" ciiy,9f :40 66 .1 1 9"141m9r4n 4' :the ptit;
nit:, tad 01914te'the,30th,„ 4tit,s'oeA Pia!,
remained at "Puebla; *tilting "rtife,fOr,eo- 1
NiAm010 . 449,19:,(1 4TirEq9l4.. .441v,ithiaCr.
AO, ritkiSY• ;t ti I : , . .77, i - ; .- :f.1,07 :1
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• • A VGibritatoiViTA:CRAMtNTO !
th
ff Of, t lie gp r'Osen t war,
cp 14,0 iivkv,ed “i 4 veeldtillif4olie, •
• .
lting
and”perifiiiii"tilinth"•of n'early 'five thousand
miles, through the wilds of Mexico. Col.
Benton was the orator, on the occasion. Ai . -
-lerAtecipno)ndedi Col,Doniphan. responded
the Yellowing Banal)* speecji:, , .1”
••'• °ltthe honorable Senator's Pls had been
itirepfelli`the 'tear *mild - hif4e iefmiriated
long ago. i If her Gefiernment Mall Jil led it•
.the (hopefl' of GeneniletSco4 land Taylor
'etch - twenty thousand men; therwould, ere ,
this, have oubdueti l the whole.Nexican pow
er.' •Tn talk *about guerilla waif:aye is non-
senS • e, againt • SuCh forces as this. If General
Taylor, with lour thousand live hundred
men, 'whipped 'Santa . A tufa at • Buena Vista,
with twenty thouoond lie would ha ye hunted
him down and crushed him. .If Gen. Scott
had had a sufficient lores.on Lie March 'horn -
Vera Cruz- to Mexico - to establish .a. line of
enietunnication between army. and Vera
Cruz. lie would, long ere this, have marched
irito ihe oily Of Mexiio, and there , d ic tated
the lea ns , e 1 peace.
Fellow citizens! What have we 'gaoled' by
this :war 01 General Taylor I can safely
operations. He has - gained four distinguish
ed vietoris—perliaps Most brilliant anal
vietorions• that Italie ever been gained:an
this continent—and yet he gained wah
ine,. Why, sir, Xtuming to Mr. Betiton,)
it that fife effcrts of our army are like the ef
forts ol a fevered patient - who spends all leis
strength in spasms. and as soon as they are
over, is prostrated? • Mier Victo
ries which ilieyli:Vve - nidfirT•veilTtlwy litfrff
been forced, for witiOnf men, ammunition,
money and conveyances, to lie idle told the
enemy have beeri•ablete_gain strength alien.,
and then tlfe battles have to be !mune •over
again. In our vietories nothing has been
ained. -Suppose General Taylor remains
where lie iv, will he bare gained riny . thitie ?
Ife has been
„there ever since last• Septe
mber, and unless some better m,ftans are at
forded him, lie will remain there tmtil next
October! The expense of 111 is wnr is enor
mous: I have been told that sugoo,oon a
week has been paid to sisslain the war, and
yet Gen. Taylcir hes in very position
where he was eight months ago, and there
Lhe mist lie.. ,
Although I have not been over General
Scotts line of operations, yet it is clear that
he cannot sumin hints •Il from Isis want of
means. He may take the -city ol Mexico.
• but he cannot sustain himself there—trite hut
may, hut, it is iinpossible for hint to -keel; it.
YaL-Santa-Anna r altholigh-lio-was-stetted
when he weal to the Mexico, from
some-cause has gained new strength, (some
have thought that it arose Irorn (den. resin's
proclamation,) and lie will sorn have.an at -
-my sufficient to cope with 'Oeti.,Sentt
It is Rot lor me, fellow citizens, to discuss
the merits of this war. Bet it is natural Mat
I, for one, ,hould something in relation,
to it. It is a strange war; VaiiiiiTiltdr - lififfiL
mowed. it was denstinced by a Imgo part):
in 'our country—the patty to which I belong,
—as a war for political purposes. 'But,
Whort soldiera,wqre to be raised for tlre tro
secution, yOu lied that men 01 all parks-,
the opposers mid advocates, thulaerobetsmal_
the accused--were -ready to encase iti the
war, to rally under the same stitudard. to
fight in the same tented field. IVhitt4t rpm.-
ladle for the people of the Old to gaze
upon !", •
• These tr.-tracts Lynn Colonel Dortiplint's
speech will smuid in the ears, and sink into
the hearts of the whole counity as a confir
mation of the charges so oltim brought
against the Administration, ol waging the
Mexican war st carelessly and supinely—of
neglecting--tiay; almost of abandontng, in
the heart of the enemy's countly i the troops
sent thither to conquer a !Tease.-
'The country will recollect Gen. Slott's let •
ter last summer, in which he urged the 911-•
ing tit of the whole filly thousand volun
teers. The Administrati"n assures us 'that
troops are being called out now., The corn
plaint is that tiley were
. not mnsteted long
ago ; to take the place of troops whose en
listment expired in May and June, and to
strengthen garrisons, and a diviNion weak
ened by the requisitions of the government.
They were wanted at Buena Vista; they
were wuntediltrid are still wanted, at Jalapa
and'Mexico. From want of Ahem, the ope
rations of two vititoriods armies ware sus
pended ; and they are now sent ? ot to be sent,
in the midst of the sickly season, to fight
their first bottles with au . enemy more fear
ful than the Mexicani—with the Yellew.
Fever. •
GEN. SCOTS'S 41WANCE.-Thil intelligence
from Mexico' ieotiers it very Im - certain' that
the entielligted revels in the Halls of the
Momezumas oveUrred on the 4th of Snly—
Scott, on -the 30th ult., was at Puebla.
about 80. mites hem the city of Mexico,
waiting re-inforcements under Cadwalador
and Pillow, on the mad. Some of the:pa
pers state that the forriter had arrived' at
Puehla on 'the 30th Ho txas.fat Peruse _
on the, 20th nit. , ixliieh is 80 miles from
,Punbln. waiting .frii Pillow's arrival, who
ltnd to i2ltlthe guerrillUki at every step until
he
. passed Cerro Gordo. Tim - force - under
Scott was about 0,000 Men.' The two Gene
rata •on 'pie Mad would 'add 3,000 to the
number, malting a 'force el - 9,000 mon to
March pito the city of MeXied.'Oh tlte- 29th
lilt. there weru o. at 'Vern ChM iti, eitrnp - 2;300
inen'; Who *ere iu - Mare ' itr a re Wr - days to
join Gen. Scott. Someorthe Mexican
your
fiats , ate' making meVry ut .the idea' thatiScot
will be ilishMEMinted ui taking - his 4th of
dinner imtheireitpital. :
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"
aviotrt. saroftitwe
.
'• -
The . Comirissionerscilu4l . ierland
county make itibijhlyere/itableVintatiltioe
ment that the'quefil of Tai xlue4 . renronr
county has been intkifie 4 '"itate
Treasury, and thailie - ebatelrient'kfiv,e!per
cont. has been secured, Cvhile •our - c linty)
has done its full share to redeem the cr'e'dit
of the Stale by the payment el the August'
ineret
"
Ortras Cumberland Vailey,Ttailßoail co.
has made arrangements to lay -a new track
on the road
- between Carlisle and Harrisburg
and - Will•oommence the work without delay.
The new-rail will be a heavy ,bar of neatly
double the thickness rind'w'eight of the 'old
bar, and make a - road far superior-to the old
for travelling purposes., !This 'a groat im
provement, anti the incretuleki business of the
; road we doubt not will warrant the company
-erelong inextenditiVlM nw . e track over the
•entire line. "
;'' r '`Volunteers torlilezico,
Caztain stpw.A RD W,Arrb i of this borough,
received locinatiozi on Monday lant, that
- The. 56 in i)anSieitioHel by liim last ‘‘ Rife ir•,
has now boen .necepted for sokts:iFe-
. ,
co. He Will therefore r immediate3l• proceed
to reerganizellie-compapy, and enrol others,
so as to be read)• for active secs ice with .as
little delay as possible. We understand Capt.
Watts is authorized to 'quarter his -.men at
the-Cai.lisle-Tarracks r .whele-they -will- be ,
be Sore of cornfortable accommodatiOns unt il
theiratilt . s are filled and the company leafy
to march.. A, notice friVl, him in relation to
clothing and stibsistence will be lbuttd-in ou r
advertising, columns.
Volunteers who are ready to live their ser
vices to the .country, will kind this alt eligible
opportunity. We know of no ono better
qualified for the command of a company;
than Captain Watts. He hasilrat imppriate
reipnsite, a military educalum, teceived at
West Point, and for •the want of which in
their officers so-many com pairies have se
verely suffered in the pre'seni war. Besides
this Im possesses in a - large degree the (find
ifications necessary to secure respect to him
self and inspite conifdence in those under his
corninitiO,_His company we presume. will.
be Speedily made up. .
4:*-- By the following noticelrom the corn
mittce of arrsingrineels of the Boma.
School Directors, it will IM siren thia the ex.
wmitiaiions of (he - serail seljo Is wilt take
_placmoext week. These examination,. can.
ncrt fail to be of interzt_to the nubile, but
espeeitilly to parents, an d we trost. will re- .
ceivethat attention which they merit. The
circollbra issued by, the committee announce
tlulHhlH
=1
Ammon Schools.
Tn acconlanee with the general regal;
lions of the Board, the ;imolai ex:twill:um,
of the School.: of Cat - hale, for 1847
will take Place as follows: .
l'atmAity REPARTNIr-siT.
1. Schools Nos. 1, 2 Sz. 3. tattultt by 'Ali ;
c au l - mm Miss Wit:lnnian and Miss Rotel
ter, will be examined on linitday - mornitr
July 26:11, commencing at 3 n'elook.
A final examination 01 the scholms recom
mended for transfer; from thee° Schools, gill
be had in the school rooms at the conclusion
of the other exercises. '
2. schools Nos. 4. 5, & 6. !aright b}: Miss
Ednitititl, Miss Wilson arid Miss 1:1611, on the
afternoon of the aline day. conimanking_ie
2 o•cloclt. The scholars recommevded for
transfer horn th 3 Misses ndniond's and IV
son's schools, will be finally ;examined im
mediately after the conclusion of the viler
examinations in their,roonm.
3. Schools Nils. 7 and 8, under the care
of Mrs. Jackikm and .Daughter, and :111s4
Webber's, .on Tuesday mottling the 27th
cortimencing at S o'clock. The final
examination of :Lose reem ntu en ded fur trans
fer from these schools will, be had on the
same morning atter the other exercises ate
conehrted.
4. Schools Nos. 9 and 10, Wider the direc.
find of „Messrs. Searizht and Quigley, on
Tuesday afternoon, coot inencing at 2 o'clock
Alter the examinations are concluded, those
recommended for transfer will be lurthet ex
amined and finally acted upon.
SECONDARY DE PARTAI EN: T
S'ehnols.Nos, 13 , & H, taught. hy Miss
Underwood and t iqr. I,obaelt, will be exam
ined of Wedneadav morning, the 28th
at 8 r/clol°—and s - ehoola Nos. 11 & 12, un
der &u . charge o 1 Mr. Rokelsau r d Miss Keep:
era on the alleranon , of the same day corn
metwir,g at 2 olelocke • ;
On the afternoon of Thursday the 29th
instant the examinations for transfers • from
the Secotitlary, Depertment—being schools
No. 1/, 12,.13 & lake vitamin Ed u
nation ball, ut 1 o'clook,wheyelleachers and
...Solicitors will aitencl. •
111G41 5C110014..
. .
6. The Female High, Sohool - jrt i3finrge of
Miss tiontlel, will be examined rill Thursday
morning, the'29ilt instant, coin incireing at - 8
o'clock.
7. The Mniclii . gh . Schnol vinie•rPie direc
tion of Mr. Devinney, examined' on
Friday morning ? lho 30ih instuitt, :coin:nem
LixAtinyclort
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,ii, ,31 reee jaFtiment at the Seeederelltlrlite,
at t dcliz;o de six or.eight persons were at=
taekeil with, iVinkit - 14v,..ex50-19 , 9,0enly4liat
t
ritef.yere oxi Oiled, :Ceiiv.eike t elinrelt for
hoilifil . and Fq4ick - bed . .t The di,ease spread
ra4Elly thi'Migli the - ngreg.anhe; aip.l,,ltip
wells el opp i h t l 4(lreckniembelb havtiiiiinle .
OirtT•takee,Oangerpii.4s l 4ll=:-Ofole4ablilies :
litrie been" prostrated, and a"considerable
number have since died.
A dreadful affair occurred in Philadelpftia
.fast Thursday night, between two men named
, VV•illititaßushwerth and Patrick iNPGuirelwho
had a quarrel and fight in Decatur street,
Rushworth got INTGutre down, throttled him
and then bit it I'l The physicians fear dedth
will ensue from mortification or lock jaw,—
Reshworthrshas: : beeitcomnOtteo , te'PriSon:
The 111dt:ulna Company. tinder the corn
mand.ol CaPtain:Jolin•.WilSon, - which lelt
Peru last year, and was in the battle of Ben
on Vista,,nnrnbered ninety-two . glen. On
Moir, return recently thy numberod ”inoty
MOH' The reinains of the two killed in the
battle they brenuht I, ditto and
,buried with
, the honors of war. Of the Whole number
' efrivn only were hicrjowsl . ,!!, • •
Th% Alabama Journal:learns from 712.01{.‘
tleman whose source of itiiiirmidiOn
it to high credit, that the eotninct. at Mrs.
\\rivato t which brought about the of
• Dr.l(elly, in Sumter, Alabarha%ras hi'a great
(leg:tee aftrihnfed to the influence prhd tired
eti'fierifiArry Viri 2 inia
Slug, 00,
ters, whicksliduid be eh eulated, read and ad
i red .
• On the Ist inst at Lewistown, Penitsybia-
Ma, a Mr.. Williams, a brother of the
was killed by lulling from a barn whioh he
was assikting to raise: and by the upsetting of
p wagon .uponLwhich they were riding, Gen.
John Potter had-his-collar bone-broken; Col.
Butler hind his leg fractured in two p:aees
and .yonng•John _Potter had his arm ,hoek
ingly broken. • .
The. statement o 1 the NVashin - ton Fhirm
that Geo. Taylor has 10,000 men roily lor
active opraiions, which has bsim sh
(liAprovefl by filels, has horn evidahml
by the lhovidetlee Journal as roilpws:
l'ltough C Reads" flitnsel4 equal to 'Atinil
'Actual tore° 2.01;0
ME
Over one ihousantl five bemired miles are
already finished, in A inmica, awl lire thou
sand miles 'ender enemies,
lin completed within ;eyes's' is expected
that m a iew months there wilt he a construe
Mention between Portland and ;itw Orleans.
malt Mu, a cominuots- chain ul some two thou
sand miles.
Ou ieviewilig a bo.iy of Yankee
cnlcin
-feerc at MatarnOras, Gen. Taylor's nn ire cad
raeled by a Ile rrnlos.of a fellow furor New
Harrrsirile, six fent four inches high: Ito was
only 18years nlll and was, ;Ippon:1411y, nit
no gromiirx. On .being asked his motive
for v.olenteering;, he replied—" I.lecapse hi 4
daddy licked hini."
'l he rnion is chit fora tierno
erstie_NntionabConvemirid,,,lslthe:only means
- 45T - iiiiiii4TlThr;Piliiy - Willt - didiliimet: to life
In then - eNt Presidency: The Taylor letter Ica
evitlenilv•alanneil the oche i3l.
The prop - .s'lam for an article in dre con
stitiaion -01 the u rte, lorever prohibeircz hue
colored persona-freal ereilino . to thriate,
rejected by a rote el 1.30 10 55 ) in the- lllr•
!Res convention.
The Roman Catholics here pntcnasedil n •
beautiful estate of Mr Coptinhivail on the
Deleware river, near Andalus . lB.l3nelts our,
ty, for thi• stun of F.:to,000. lt is to be c.on.
yelled into a mummy. So say the papers.
Dieing the thunder shower on Snyclay a
emeery store was struek dry le;httilng at .Fort
Edwards, New York, and five men Owlet?'
were instantly killed. Tlitee others weft. :0-
613115:y
Tlie New 04:104$ Daily National says Mat
it lams on good authority Mei Cion. •f•ricatr'••
private affairs will denuinri his prPIII•f•
the United States ita Novervber. at witjeh
time lie wIl apply for leave of al•i•enee.
In 1716; the -witole-onbionahlebt et..llrea!
Britain was only. .cai, 664 : 551, about hal!
ihe present gross amount of annual ti!,salinn.
It is now npwards of X700,000 ; 000. t'
The Rev. Dr. Baird,. we learn from the
Ilarlord Courant, declines the appoiniment
to the Presidency of Jefferson Col ledge.
Hon. John (Inincy Adams completed his
80th year on Sunday., the fith not.
The I lon. R. J. \Volker is now rimicining
at the sea shore at Rockaway, Long Island.
Bower. CONIN,AINTS occur more frequently
dttring the summer months than at any oilier
period, because at iliis season of the year, Oa' ,
system being debilitated, digestion is not suf
ficiently active In dispose of the lend before
it becomei hence a peculiar acid
is generated in Me stoMitch, which is the
cam: of thnse horrid di en-es called dysen
tery cholera morbaS, inflentation of the bow
- &e Trri c ihts hirltan Vegclablc Pills Mc
:a natural, remedy, and .therefore eettain
`etire Ter complaints. They
also Rid and improve digestion and- purify the
blood,' consequently, - as . they remove the
cintfe,9l every - 1,911n of disease, it is absolutely
foribemgo fail in making a pefect
cafeOraysenyity,"oliutem Morl.4i . S, inflame-
Oori of the bowels. sl.e," '
;Ilnwitre of SUlVlC'eolitecl emelt eifeits.e 'The ea.
Iv original and g caul ee Winn , Vegetable l'i I In.
liaVe
on the Cop lalict'or each box. Nbtat
other ik getolititt, add to counteilell thin isforgery
Othice ain't merit &lick, 149 Race st.Phila:
Field to encliale'by CHARLES 0G11,131'. '
~
SAN D't ISARSAPARILIA .—Du ring the
warm sensonolhe Ileitis o( the body are at
tenuated, the Circulation rentlere,d. languid
and the, - ,seedp 01 disease firmly routed, and
fun I ei3s proper rem ed iRR • :ire timely adminis
tered, the invai,idoNvilf-siniebeitetith. the au
tumnal ethic:. of fevnr or'sothe,Other,equal
ly •iltild 4011ri 'of clfsenfie.''' I'lie•biookl beilip
the gritiesiiatinfitiVirfOxidain of life, is Ml
ped,iatgly. e9rte eiti6tl 'in 'frinitirb,ittiq, , to ev v
-01111'6(1110 sySletit 'health-end teile - u:md v ig• ,
sirp.if ..parj„,' jtred'Aebilitleand,'sliite'aself im
pure Purdy add 'elbanse. 'this life
~giving,
priaeip3e, and _nip!, pljoys m6lllOlllOl ikist-•
01, jtp9.3111,,,,, F,cir,, disease 61 the, blood still
9i119(11490,1 1 991eq,. 6 f VIP ..,YOTIna enlargement
belles, fev,T4tila,, A tug e ea,. eitiptimis'
of tltelkin vrbeyinatismappt ; pnd,lp,pi bugo,
,Afeettsys,al,the,liYet„antl other deratigeM cots
f3ll,the.fisystent,,Sands. l l,saisaparilbvilusialoten
fonfid; to numerous instatives,f - lobe :if
tin tt, 9 fifighl4 Rice .- 1 ujiliprixind - lanses
luffoutlifti-istifites of lifd itifid 4 thifi' • q,tient
' i t.'stleellilifi,`littoWgltt*lldtlid'et'llitiiii t glitt s -'
tifhf i frd'e tilliirli ttfiliflldtVCilillidso AN, ', '
' i. ' 1 rteV44. RA U' ifib 111•4 fr %AE I gl - VtAIC
PO , hi l s,{ll l ,lo,irliii (fiii"tilFisitit . ls6,*.l i tiflitv'. * : i
:;10PPf'fillg l i' S. • ' L f tliP: lVl lfiC li k il' h;l n4 l
Alz g , figg : lm i lliiif 11.0 , ,, IvßtiOwlit,ibto ~,,-,
i
i Atost,,. rim i k6R4z)b, gßAl:Aiii,,y.4lPr.
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I sf - -h;eq ., :'- ' ii i ,thVAN /40 9 A 64 /04gctil 11 , 9
..,0 ',
trill II t ) ptepriotoi.;•respeeti ally,,r,in (What 010
nitq.lifeleinialt4thel.publiagenipli)litql l 4old,'
lii,a,pfir ,peepared to,aaaaniesodatitaastrtinl9 ,4
i f,,bar,ciff , visitorsilandttofirdots‘;'aboili§ptipgs.
!ire' sitiettedi, , iiriiiiisindth, of DerlistliCqumltat ; , ,
slaiatioeunty k freiAtif ii4011000,11114 41 44 0 , 11° :4 1 !
filo-4310'th.! where every,iceinakiitt,flitt:itPaelftitt
daiion'snajt•liii,ratiediesi•: , ':4444':iiiiic , a l . 4 i , t 9. t.f. , 6
5i.(6 .-73,, fatkPie:opw(cortlk o tt liA11. '
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-- -- fiv,tra; ouit - cciizt - i4i ii:iii.:, -- 6.4"G'l g Qt
,Ar q dicino, will find one in the justly celelna
44Rillsof Dr. Brandreth, which have per
thit4lnieC%rfs upon thousands of helpless and
hiiiiedesW * rsons, after the usual scientific
skiplor p h i inns had.cohsoled them with
tlf4assur R that they could do no mote.--.
it
WO k•Iro. " t i lies of these Pills, as an anti-bilous
attititifAent tnedicine, are unrivalled; all
NVlRNTSelltein recnommend them; their vir
tues sUrpassall•eulogy, anti.. must be used to
be appraiated, The , weak and delicate
will be strengdietred by their use, not bybra
cing, but by removing the cause of weakness
' the gross and corrupt humors of the body._
They require no change in the diet, or 'care
of. nit), ,I_ . L I_l ;i i ik A ti r errs—aocpmpany
ea - p - 1 1 , uo N , F,th.it. y. one s epsynlkil_sLocrr
'oetit plitylieidns. - 1 !-?- . -1 ; 1 / ,
--. §94 - i,n,,Cartisle - , - , Izty,alr.W.F§,-.BAIisNIT4
, tite...Air,entir this luii (Met.
Stephen Culbstsim;;sl4pettsbitrg.
, lb lirencinan & Cri. Newcunrberland
.1. & 1.. fluigle, iklechanictamrg.
A. U. Miller, White - Muse I'. 0.
Al Iliti'ef, 'glLirinnicnViOk'N'rn'. • ' .`1
.1. 3.1 S. A. Uoyle, , Hogestown. „! o. ~
.lamns Kyle,Neksnny Wei •• , t! - . '3.
~
•• S. 1,.. Sett tmani'•Nei.vville. • ~
lhler .N.Olll •rs lioillim; Springs • '. V
Ton)?mai) recejtwil jiOin alt partcrs ca
Mt.
The rallnwint: I leitti,r hl presented with-in vice at
tome Dilly slinwing the up:idol:a of l'ltyelrians in re.
In: in tin: Meath:lll vain, of Dr. 141 VA V.,NIDIti COM-.
1:01; 3{IIMP
110. H w's : 411 a v.ing used yolle• 6 Conr-
flaunt) 7:;:,rup of wilarilleiry umensively In iny.prat
Inalf)eqneet int ity . xnur /14te Id Dr. Icrutrilter, in
10 estite:e In writing oh ilia properibix
rt!lrledi , a !Went. I mast Cheernllly en nply Tpel,hy
en dning,`l dill ills:lc:tee deli 1 ow're tile andipniimly
ni large. and bins hI pal tieular. aA
dote-1 Quack Demi:diet and Vatept 11r/strut:le, I was
41111111:Ali linen II failure 111 the most potent est:ocarina:is
recnindiettilad iu our materia medical in none eaves or
11o , caSE61;r'cle:. to try - yhtir Prot:Malin% 17(''Prunna
Rice I 'ti !may, •It Is still:ere:a Many that
1 ivas I n much pleestal with the remelt Or That, cilia Nab
ibrptem trials Clint I Aim . iireeeribt: it ill:prefer:dice to
till taller iteinedle, in - l u re an expectorant Is Intlicat: el.
In Me inte.li eailed 'Pnetroninia nr Disease or the
'loinge,ln the:llertalne form in which II- riptidars in
Itlaincicr. I regard it an an invaluable Iteniddi:,7n the
treidinetit hal disea4e. Tn till %@h° knaie.lll9 / have
el ill etinugh, but at I hie may be Seen by perenns. nut tta'
the vi, Indy :it' Vrank'fliri. I will hriell edd,iiint liifve
been engagrd in en Heil,• practice of Inv prnfemsion ol'
19 yr ‘re, n od cm a Regular Dradnate
d eTtlinrylvanin
and this is the !net Patent Medicine 1 ever thought
eta:tit:li of 16 express an ofthilon
in'tvHlina.
111 EI,LIN"N,J4 5;,..
Franklin"Crisi~t j•. ,v
- Frankfort. Ky., Jali. 71h.D3:17 '
Thi• Wince eerti New in ham une,Mettr Plryeicia tin
lii Mx a b•iv he le : l ining a Vert' gond
preef a g. midla rera , leteled n Wand physician, andetrinds
fair; be Is, us he says a reralar Reradtrate •
- 1711. 'fir En,
; Druggiel and Apothecary: i
H
EEO
sioro ihr lorro,fortfoo nfiny kiiirlt• In the waffle
there Inn g a nottiher - or ooprlneipleh hothlditals got
op moo 104111 , , tt htrh 11.1 . multi geoptoo WILLI. Cove
nt. stint ore rol:ed A.Ptl even
nq. of WIN cherr,lool Willi' 1$ t IyOrid)111141,111.on
ly ur humor orepolothoh ever hnrndnrrd Ili the pobiie,
whith i'n'n he prn , e.l iii the pdhlic IlerordA nr tho
C.ootelpvorealth Ponvolvanin. Thetotly Hofequorol,
tieaooo Dol.:4km', is 10 Fee that Inp elgunture J. on
caehTolNo - • • lir .H HWAYNN,
• I •-rise•f (0" izi2itch uod Ihkce strums, Philudolphio
SOLI in Cm 11:+1 , ' by S. W. liAvEttsTicK
1 - 1/ealtli Panda—easy' for tlie.People,
Ph 9. 41/ it MI7 illei LISTS
.11,111 . 1,r rirt lirippy,he time
• Asit - wi• .n 4,1110,,
Beat .4Jaceicah..h:thtion,
irith:2ldditiops.:
Bring An elt•mcniary d 'noc(iitti:reslnlg tr'catine on
Oink. 'efter=
taming articlss nil
fond, - 1
I t,i'l , C hinds, Siren'gili,
F.. 1 i t,z, -Si.ml:lol,. :Nerves, Itvei;airon,
111,zeo mu, I.lv IT, "" II raillx,. (334 Age ;
14 Irmd , I .lailizs, -11131 d,.. Allot.
, 14S, : 1.14.1.1V.5;
i
will, ilia S..eret--iiinn.FP in
hut• u•iau,rd—l 1., do Gond, (innsini :nut
ni hI rr , , Nyonian ;Ls-
Fan•nrs, Rich and
•\ -s • \ • u•!.tr Vie"• ni•ror,
\v„„,.,„ h„, v r „,,,i,, d,iic ito, \Vonrit,'s VI, l ut•c,
1:11.• ,11 1 ,1 e ,1,1.1i10 , 1 for themnble• porprnit. nt
2111(1 r‘innfintg ellue!oinv t lull the
itttlondlog vololinlo knowledge nl, Ow
the imih W frtlnc, 11111 11111
t :ot et o m t e,tl a 11l tat 'ily I t palth. ku.Nct.,
1%; .r rents
.iti o ttov ehpy , ty 111161, nr Gar
he m : •.,it rit• id. .0 !I•••:4 1 •
psid, rr. /.1E131.' It Cn.
er., ti},
This slilitAble work o . olltains [in iltioleolinq
orni] 1;7 p:lgt.s.
31jil~llcl.}il~ia- ,frt~iivlwt.
• --r-f- ' • I , • , ,
. .
nONDA r. Joy - rt.
. .
The late foreign advienS slieirvitig a riiitie
lint deelitie itt Europe, have depressed , pri
re 4. here. mut the market lias been none in
:al i% e.. .A rr di erivneeted futille&alt Saturday
this ratite! acbied to the dill 111C5...
Flf IZ—Ma Cliangelo.dnythf.ll3 tvits hnt
fol Flom for esliipmeili, and on
ly 12 a MOO bbls fiesltgrqpid Peuoa. sold
at zti,so•
.IZ FL, vrrt--No salea'haVe ttfingrpred.4
CORN ;Xi 91 800 ri„loQoi tills
Biandowirie at 5 , 3,60 per bit, and a' lot of
proa.hrons at XlO each.
(;IZA IS—Nu bales of ‘Vileat and no fixed
mai prioe.
enttN—tins declined' Shied of 56 ,t -h.
of P 0411,111 tumid yellow at 75 ow; and
go 111 Soutlieru afloat at 70 cw. *eight.
Orip,
On the 13111 ittst„ by tile Rer.Y. C:
Mr ncol.cc R. RoniNsoii a Perry county, to
Amsi .I),Evciu. lottc.erlx., of
Skippensbuig. • .
.. .
In Mechanicsburg, on :Monday the ' ,2th
i [lst:, I Ir. -J.% M P.84: - Dkrmiiiged - about - 80 - 2m..
In Shippenshnrg;'on tititurrhObe ICA i jest;
Air, (-11.;Nipi Aur r uilNeauuti; iiieA - 8?, ye ars.
In Carlise,.on.Thuriday meriting' the Bth
Mrs. MARTHA licaTEU, relietot the lute
Ilelehetr 11etter, i aged. about 80 years. , '
ID opt:vied this lite in thisifierpuA t ,qt, iho
12th knst, 771 h. IttAAC GfIAH'AM a res
pevialise and much EtAiliaati CrOdreti 'hien
in the T;30 . -,g4)loofilis age ; tithe to his
tow; hcfrtie„wiihbrVit,promeetti
full res •e6W1.1.
ik - 0 .1 * ".1 4 111 g0 . , ""1 ~'''
1 • 011, frifkl .ftt A tigubt• ,Terrr, ;I 8 . 1.7 • q s,FiuktT.
wick commouping'onlbnqayith6t 23d 'of
‘A kigtiAi','• tB.47r) , •'‘ ' ~,' c.":);` , :“ - • . 1,
"Pifiddirdt •"" - . '"'"l' , . vii , m aw . ; ) : I/iv ~,, t,f,y a
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'id3 k` Ajlisit d' *till li nr - trier-:`,
,n. at 11)) n. r ita 90 ca . , ,
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