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WEDNESDAY. OCTO6ER;.
zbur.,RediiceAffermth
• 'One Dollar and Fifty Cents a- yearipairl in
Advance=One Dollar and Severity-Five
- Cents lipoid ivithin or at ! the 'end 'df nix
Dolte,teil paidtt the entl, o
'the year, -The itereld no*" the cheap
4 . est,.patieti lte*on ty I
lengeage
of HENRY, Cray in the brie( but eloquent
e.eeoh made dtirint , histecent visit to Phil--
adelphia
"There is, ' 1
_Velem 'vr_e_ Rai
'ber thiq ego gis cifif
'common country--473 in weal
'or in woe—under bad-ailinihisiralimi or good
'government,- TOST'AND BY
Ir.' , •
'( -We stated in our last/that we felt:an,
'der Obligatieri to publish, a reply 716 Mr.
;McClint'ook's ikddreta, WhiehlatelDippia,rea
in . ont paper: the*
:ply, but made the ar.'netmeintntmpttn . the
'presum'ption that the etondiunicatiOnwould
be of the proper mlutraatet. It-'has Fine
been handed latiSotrnts'Wte'it , ninonvinced
,uponalpernstil'of it that its,pnbliCation would
'ntjuSt and unwarranted, we are Constrain
•ed to deny it a place in'our columns. . •
'LATER !—The city papers of toilay give
Itirther intelligence from Mexico, which eon•
firms the capture ihe City of Mexico 1 7 .0 y
.our army. Our loss, was 25 officers
.47 wounded, and 490 men killed and watinci
ed. Gen'r. - Worth, .and Smith .firt.
Congress.
, 'The gaie of two members' in Maryland
makes the Whig strength in the next U. S.
House of Representitives to Itvo les
than a majority. There aro three •Independp
'Cul. members, two of whom are well kiiown
anti slavery men. We shall in all probabib
ity secure at least two more Whigs in Louis.
iana and 'Mississippi, and thus have, the cou•
trot of the next Congress.
Oz -The Washington correspondent of the
litirmital Commerce says-it-is-the-intentini
of the administration to continue the war, to
subjugate and hold the whole of Mexico.—
lie says, " this question as to the meane
will necessarily- bring up, in - Cchigress, a
question as to the policy of subjugating and
holding Mexico. It is a newly declared
policy, and this country is not yet ripe for
it. The war bill of May, 1846,' was passed
with singular unanimity, but with the . avow&
ed object of repelling aninvasionof r'eveng
ing the , AffieliCeriblocid, shed on Arnerjcan
The administration itself, shortly after
the battle of Monterey, entertained the pro
ject of adopting a defensive course, and tak
ing, l'olding and defending a line. How it
was Influenced to, abandon that project is a
matter of secret history—secret now—but
likely. from what I learn;soon to be made
publie." •
OUR ,DESIANOS ON MENIOO.-TllO Philadel
phia American ) referring to the demand
Made by otr Govncirnent on Mexico for a
Cession of territory, says: But according to
the accounts 'from Mexico of Mr. Trist's
propositions, the President has demanded in
addition, all Upper California, estimated
at 376,000 square miles—all-A- Lower Cali
fornia, reckoned at nearly 60,000—the cola.
try barOnd the Colorado and Gila rivers,
amounting to 10,000 more--or 526,000 square
miles in all. Add this. to the country claimed
to complete the claim of Texas to all the
hroad expanse east of 'the Rio Grande, and
me have an average grand total of 696.000
quare miles, or nearly one half of the wile
territory of Mexic'o'! •
PAPT. - Newbarypart Herald
lays—Letters trent Monterey state that an
ittempt has been matte to assassinate Capt.
:3idgg, Gen. Taylot's fav onto artillery officer.
: Ali eight inch bomb-shell was placed under
pis bed,ind fired by a train leading to a
onsidetable distance. The' bed was tern to
ieces : and fragments of the shell , scattered
100,yurde, but the Captsin was tinhtirt. This
*.e tho second , attecjc upon 'Malik', Made,,it
is supposed, by 'some men who think his
too f 3,6 v re „ . .
LANCASTEIt COUNTY l'ammtrrs.—The, Lan
meter Republican nye, that si.ai•res of the
farm of Samuel Royer, in Ephrata township
in that county, yielded 61.1 bushels of shelled ,
corn, which is nearly, l',62S.bughele acre .
he,liepublicun Jigs al4e.peou two mike of
corn, cu nearthe city, one of whidt •
red - elencii!einiertirOther sixteen tifslidel' eare`6l
corn. fTY , CI-.„991*
farmers ; egi)phlhese ,
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E-ELE
'Wit'
',Them
!Ong : Yarn •hbolit the' ; air)
`tihel:yester'd4i.,..74.lohyryth beiilL-Ofttilf
" I
-illtflust-ait-cTaldiOnikt:APeo — uritegnniiits 4
here lust eartilt, 'kieitigi-cctiiin;latiok-i-'
7 tr" •'1 •
.41b,iirt 3 •Itse4 - 4g - haraliehingqi
4,CiViticeerlittntik - giniy.theiiittio)ity44doitif ,-
'Will probably be over 200, and ,4 01tQl+lothel.'
Cumberland" we fenr - is only a sad index of
the fate we have met throughont,the,State.
We annex all the returns we have prriculid
so far from other places and counties, •-•
The locofoco-majority in this county is the
result of good orgillization and desperate of
fort, —The—locos turned—ouLtos , man , and,
stood by their ticket. ,lind • the Whigs 'stood
by their ticket ourtiefeat would belless
aily-ing . • ,
c (4.
.11 411111 C--;
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ri~~; i
In Han isbnrg, Gov. Shunk'Shorne, he .41 4 as t
been beaten, by innjority, `where three•
years ago-ho-had-i-mirjotitrerf'nearly-2001—
m thing,
emem-
Lancaster county igites'ihrin a majority of
about 380,9# : 1m:61qt !JOS for c aunk -by the
I*4ltClittPdriFyity'of f 26.• .
'Deltvare county gives a majority for Irvin
; .of ribuoodl):. , : • • •
IPft&'in'ajority in the 'bity athl .County Of
Tititadelphia,is said to be 1200;
Franklin comity, we learn, gives Ityin a
majority of about 400..
' Dauphin coiinkv tarns up tho round majc;ri
ty, of about 1100-Jor , lrvin. •
We learn by .telegraph that the Whigs
have made 'a gain of 60 in the glistol die
Wet of [kick's county.
in. Pottsville and. Port Carbon, in :Sehtlyb
kill county, the Whigs have mrthe again Of
LATER.By lelemsph at 116.
o'clock, we Mit% that barks : tag given 4800 .
MonVom.erY:44_o_o.; City and County -2500,"
and Schuylkill 8110 for Shenk !
We havet Teliert that . . Allegheny has
en 2100 for IrVin..'
The . State election held in Mary'l'and, :ern .
:Wednesday last, resulted to the election 07
Philip F: Thomas, the lcicolbeo 'candidate for
- Otivernor, over Wth.
Whig canll idate. The Whigs have:however
carried lotr out of ihe mix members of Cot
press, tieing aSgaiiitoT two, and hate carried
the 'Legislature by a decided majority. The•
Tallevvirruarellib-merribe'Congress'eledl:-.
I. John G Chapman, Whig:
J. Di - xon Roman;; Whig gait
3. J. -W. n, Locomen.,
4. --- R: - M: McLane; - Locoroc - o;
5. Alexander Evans, Whig gain
6. Whig.
The official returns are not yet fully re•
ceived, but enough to show that Mr. Thom•
as' majority will not exceed 650.
' in the L.egislature lite Whigs will
large majoril in each House, thus securing
the election of aII , place of
Mr. •Pearce, whose term expires in 1849.--
This haiy counterbalances to the Whigs the
foss of their candidate for Governor, whose
defeat may be ascribed to local CauseS, and
the powerful and desperate interference made
by the corrupt administration at Washington.
Returns of the election for Governor, have
been received from fifty-threa counties,
showing Geo. Clinch, the Whigcandidate to
be hheatl'of Mr. Towns, his locofoco corn
politer, about 500 votes. There are ninety
three counties in the State, and the contest is
likely to be etu*e.
As far as heard from the Whigs have made
a gain of Aur Sen4iors and two Represents•
lives in the Legislanfre, thus seeming a m•
jority in each branch, and ensuring the el. •
lion o► a Whig -U. S. Senator.
CONNECT(CUT.—The Town Elections, as
far as heard Mom ) show about the same. re
sult as last year. , A kw IMVIIs hare been
gained by each party; say Cheshire and
Mansfield by the Whigs, and Middletown
and Liplifiela by the -Damocrao.
PROSECUTION OF titti-WAR.—rhe Washing
ton Union of Thursday night openly declares
the intention of Government as follows:
"We understand it has been determined
by the Governrnmit to make no further over
tures -of peace on our part. When Mexico
.wants peace hereafter, let them sue for
We are now in the possession of her capital,
principal MIMS, ports, and possessions,—
'Large reinforcements are daily moving for-'
mud from Vera Cruz, sufliCient to support
the gallant ridntinn jn the present oecupatien
of theteallitel, Pnel3.la, and•to open null
keep open, the line of communication'
hiteeti the 'sea *board and thi3 Main tir'my.- ,
addition -to;mul - -besides - the itegiiner4
now' organizing and - moving hittwertl . l . rom'
-Kentucky, TennesSee and Indiana,
,Other re-.
inlorcements. to the full- will
ituthettisted
by the law - of ponpess, will be'calledinnt at
' once, to makmeerfaM pf the security of the
army in its present Occupation . and'. Mipere
!jai& ,• , . .
4, As tie continuance of the AVM to Torneo
upiri:t'r, it must be vilirleillu'ith - ,Vigiir; Th e
eountry''CiniultiOiteit tnnst be
in occup,ipir anti
- 1 tesort,rees,
revenues `r'oiitle_r~J tributary.` `ii
practicable, manner..to ihe ; support 'of bbr bee
-tbinitiOn-inirgbvernnitint;"7*
, , •
THE r,NCAREfiTI9N PEXEONERS.-SH l Viiral of
thane,liberated prittOners:Orris;eo.,:et _New Or
leans on,the steamer . t
Their anfter t :
ings , while in Mexico were very great: -The'
.t*/6 &lens, Delta rol the 260 '
fight
his c9P?:Pa9,419 1 5,0 1 . 111110 1 1 .-Iiirgaiolluoihor
; 0 9triaPaaMilikted icarai4PaJagai ihti,Mage
'id' tacit' I,TbeY lba.wavari
hotly.moramm by4large:teme r er s repted some
eigb,leagaas.lram Au , toly and, .1 - flinched
hack. They, wore oilriliall:kutidloil ; into Jan,
=old damp Vidly-ventilatetk-monasteiv
large. guarkovefahi#lFthoyt
,were. keptla 0000 ,call, fi a9mgatt.Pitilitt
,daY) id Pa. bad, and inaufilcient,loo4, l lill;
;I°ll. 44Y41;elar - 0
takV; Yell ) Abell) numbering Al_ alt over ioae
La1144.i04 aadi fa4Y, marched tat a lawillaaTe
;# ll l l Yllol l llMaa.fartbiirt.allaibe , Enutuitainsi
91;.1110 city lof
1 4) (3° , qfqh.lP trintehi. Ofir Mall;
as an their:
To l 9:o3araPoWiclitheXptifferati much some;
11_4,rittiP'1 af4raliaiia WilikrlistiMe without
la Mot or RAI ag il acata.o l ikny. of ;them
doat.• , 1 View' -09 i ti t i 1 4 it
atA tYarbiat 4 4 aaalait.r
, tholNialOaalarfonqpit hs i vAtjtestrq*e ttiv i ritf i
W,1 01 . - gatOeatakaPikblittliwAttakitklAnagni
onlhe'rntirplytileY...,w,outOtr_eag).4l - i ihro
,01.,g,u!!!4,4)",PPP1*44"1,VtWAQ014104.11v,
li'y a'iiai Elecilon.
Georgia Election.
' 4l4 '"
Grelit: ain and „Pestroctivc• Flood,
tom ? great stormof Thursday' last
b y 08 1 9 _ kl.spread — datirehon . malteS..traf:
'
Inio•pi_antlotheir..exchatige,rtari„er-'ol4.y.tister
day~arndtheiday'.l36'fritb,:'vtsited pectien
. of,c6untry 'WWI ittlitil`Viorerfeb. *The rain
commenced •staily 'lan* 'kVeilliesdayy
heaviestieffeitkiiiitie-liitiliiof6l64kPetidif="‘
,OpAriri-Thurstiny#ght,ylihn the:raie liter
t'i'n- torrents" Ihrdligh- the -entire.
night. Every thing: w_tuf - inuf,tilltted I hy,, , thA
tioc.d. The celin'is 'of ha l if this` dwetlittgs in'
our beton gh 'vFertf ''n - titenifafei"te
'depth of severaFfeet and their contents much
damaged or desticip:ll;
•
of course swollen to an alarming..extent, and
the Conedoguniet and Yellow Breeches'
~Cteoks,'w - idh slim the Norton an Sout
ern borders ikrfiiir botinty ran:mountain-high:
The oldest inhabitants , say that neither -of
those streams have been ashigh during the
last Sixfy years...We regiMto lertin,thiti a'
very crunifderable damage and
loss hap been. susta n r firritbris, it ow n
ers trutpuiacturers on the backs of
these itrearps,„ . ,
. ~ , .
r - Feneea.havebeen torn away, grain: fields.
have been swamped, corn fields sttipped of
their produce; add
,ever,y niticle •of proPifit
ilien'strihil Ltv‘4lling, houses, been swept o '
by ibe teritililb rush of the resistless•lllo(l.- 7
We have•noi been able, however, to ' learn
the anidtint'of kijUry With:titiiiicient 'agetiii:'
cy to tine* uti'togive * details: ,• . . '
We tally regret to learn the •sirktite 'hisitis .
sustairted by_our friend W.ll l l.WArrsfFsq. the
eriterprising, and getiliiity proprietor of
'±, , lLettrel - Foi:So,i - .in Dickinson township.-
Tlie capaciixis dam at -his Wecks,, th has
_been eret3ted grearcotlt,iio was thought
to be impreghtißle in its.strength,.gave
under the Widet of the noban Friday mot,
nipg, aril the overwhelming masa of water.
- rushinguppn..the works below carried off
'every vestige of the Forge, and its inadhin•
'my, together with the office and one-or two
jute' Ld_weili og—hi/uses .IL...The_tle_stOction.
was complete - and terrible. The 'precise a
nitwit of his loss we have not ascertained,
but presume it will be several thousand dol-•
leis. The flood thus featlully increased by
breaking of Laurel- dam, carried destruction
in its tusk kkrough. the valley - for miles be.
low. At Papertown we are inforWed, the
injury ifene to profiiiiiTierit eOnerticiril
ble. -Many dwellings on the-banks--of the
- stream there vrere;muchinjured, and grain
fields partially-destroyed by the. inundation.
Not the least item in these 'losses comes
from the stripping of 'corn fieldti by the flood.
From all parts of the county, indeed, we
have accounts ot•dam'age and loss of propel'.
.ty as the effects of this unprecedented tied
terrible storm.
PLaixVici.n Acannary,L-This institution, if.:
will be seen by'reference to our advertising
columns, `commences a new session on Mon
day, tlqi Ist of November next. We are glad
to learn that ft enjoys a high degree of pros
perity, which as increasing with every ses.
skin, iftfni that Mr. Burns, the Ptineipa, has
won from his present patrons that warnrreorr
fiderce which only follows judicious an 4,,
successful efforts on the part of those engag‘d
in the mental training of youth. The institu•
lion is pleasantly located in a neat and heal
thy village, a fete miles from this borough
and we have great pleasure in calling the at•
l ention of parents to its many advnntages.-
Bee his advertisement.
NEW Boors.—\\'e are indebted to Kneed
ler, on High Street, for three elegant volumes
comptiaing Mackenzie's 'Man of Feeling,'
and other works of that old and popular nov
elist. Although got up in the cheap style,
(25 cents a httrnixtr) these volumes display
all thelaste of typographical execution for
which the Harpers' publications are distin
guished. It is just such an edition as the
admirer's. of Mackenzie will be delighted
with.
' Kneedler has.pfst Teemed a new and large
stipply of cheap works, from, the ilamers
and other publishing houses, ,besides, a vari
ety of now music io which he invites the:at
tention of the public,
A Litton Cnurn 7 -06 - Thursday •131 last
week, nays the Shippensburg 'News', Col
H. B. Rebuck, of Southampton township kit
led a large Crane, which measured 5 feet and
f inch in,height, and Cfeet 1 inch from the
tippl one wing , to the other. •His bill was
. 11 inches long and his legs LIO
tiolii , of letlierance. ' •
The follewi g gentlerriehhaife been elect
ed officers of, tle,two ,Jsivisions of •thaSone
of Temperanee el this Borough for the :snow
ing_tplarler •,.
.;‘Y 4 ollNtrroti,DAvlsl9n,i No, ; I
•:,•lf,Vio , P4*--Thomas P. Hackett:: •:,
• W. Avi- , Samtuil ./•oo
:1; • 1,,
R. S.-Dr William L. Creigh. t ,
Wf aver,' „;
A. C.-:-.Davicli,Birohmi I
Sham berger,.. , ;
Mamma tDaviinotri
, CoreMap.•:'l
W.'
A. R . ' B :4 : saionion - ,stoOdi% ) ' l ? - !,', l : d
Si ' : V ';
Gould. .'" ",
I,d
J'..6..L.SteniMet+Maore, ,, JK , 'nt h
,'
IP"! '
4, :iti' , o4.fo , Jfil:J . ;:.fiN4
ttfq
(tr-A Rio dei,'Jineiro,letidi 3 OF ~ Anoaf,l2;
says ,Tod, .theiAmeilianlol in later, eild.
family iareayelkbut billinottOp:chithO.abOve'
Atteiliirltled ) sl:ift.Vv,ikthought lifwitroa4l,
presElntecllat Vodit,..WalitlM;izreaeiv,ea.
larthertilistrao4llo:furi.Otii.qii*Orifitontlie ;will; in .:
me,take3:a+house apt '•;
efoudit prifiloleilitolilliftil • lie.iastruetiam(
arrivei~si'M'r. Wall pilisealSokiro tary will`betrepdyb eau for'` the;United;•Stidee~;a..
'0:V4000 1 f iiiiid44.ry 1400 •tc.biiik,el,o6:,*6'
the\
folloWhiiituttlipkti General !Taylor to Dr;
EAti:4;io,4LifiALiw7bc,bopATloN,-1-.
r• tti . e,;!17,16 -„Oltijeciuest
-iiiktiftite4irroxpoiittaii myrviews-oa-the
questions'OPtiational policy rtdiv•at issue be
tween the political parties of Itllb 'U. States
has duly tbselled• me.
rilll4l t ltil l / 4 9„ Peaflion l 9--aaY, llVl42PlkriY,ofr
'iiiyleitgrs,"addrreitspit Lto , !gentleirren 'in :the
United States,lo'.litswerto
base alfe s aily,s;ba k enTmade pablityaittl-1: had:
greatly lieMed`thatiall, persons interested , had
?elf this tin/o, oOttlined:from their a Etu Tobi i t.,
ly aectrfate kaciwleclge'of views tind de-1
isttetchi‘relatioftlii - thik itP•
•Peors,bovtWer; : that•such:is not the case, I
tleern,it.proper„inleply. to , your letter, dis
tinegylo,tepeyit4hat Tont not before the Penile.
7 . lrx
Jt:is my great desire to return
atthe'dloseofthis • war to the discharge
thiise_prolessionaltla ierLattd_to_the_elOnY---•-•
moot Of lhostrdonteslie purstits froM ' which
t,wars'oulled:aints ccmtnenCenient, suit for,
,which my Mates and education best fit me.
~•• 4 detiret'lt,ltt dim tmcandor to state, at the
satite,timo, that, Lweie called.to MePres
idential.loheir gelerattioice of thrpeolke:
wit h otttlhkaitetopplitual dpralce, I. should
my. ditty 'to ...atcept, the
what I! freely My . attachment to the,
,titimirtistrative rtilldy of our 'early Preiitlentt,
deSire'ittinte'llfideratoed that !cannot sub
mit. trvblittitthits ticCepiing it r ito the exec
'tioti tit aby oth e r Pledge as . to ',the
shdtikpitriaiettlizin that of. discharging ite,
td tftelbst of my ability and titract •
)k in Adpoqlliti.db with the requirentents •of
the
„.I , ,lntltctllbsitiveri 'Toilthe eirdormitances;
uncle; which-614y - can I be induced to accept
l}io I I ghr r ritsponsihle office dl :President
bf liab tilitteiNtates. 1. need hardly %chi tit
Onnot'in hny case. permit Mydell yo, Ire
hrcMgtit . .fidibre the people exdltrsc'ely by
any, ortili3 'political parties that nbw so tlnlor
ttinately &waif, our country,_.us_
dale for, ibis office.
l ifitgllcirda me great plertattre;in cone usi ii
filltiki!beineur with you . iii;3iutir high ind '
itlift estiitiate of the virtues both of head attic
the.dietim ' iiiihed citizens (Messrs.
iVenarea l AvAms, .MeDuvvi and.
eitildinv,) mentioned in your letter. 1 have
fieber yet exercisea the privilege 'of voting, but
'hail) . 'Nen called upon at the last Presidential 1
. Ic;ltion to do so, I should most certainly have cast
my bole for Mr. CLAY.
I WM, Sir, very
.respeetfullz u your ohedienti
Z: TAYLOR. Maj Don. U.'S. Army
F. S. 1311c:orison, M. D. Charleston, S. C.
'The Great Storm% •
A WeWorn cotres ontleni of the' ) North
American reports that the re - cent freshet has
occasioned. much destruction of property a
long whole line of the Potomac. TFe
rain storm'crifnmenced at Pittsburg on Tueu•
day and increa's'ed in
.vinlenco and volume
in its course across the mountains. On
Thursday the water was several feet - deep
in the streets of Cumberland and fell dUring_
that night as rapidly as it had previtfiisly ri
sen. The-wkale force of the current from
the mountains found its way into the• Nit° ,
mac, and sdbn - sivtlled that Weam to unpre•
cedented height. and scope. Alcing the banks
on -both sides for near an hundred miles,
Sinail dwelltriga'ked out-flows were swept
off, thereby-causing great loss and suffering
to a class ofrpersons who are at leakt able
to bear if.
The Vicinity of Baltimore, Waslilington,
and the Eastern Shore of Maryland and Vir
inia, was visited rtM Thursday night by a
storm of great severity, which deluged the
whole country, tearing up roads, breaking
down bridges, and obstructing the commu•
nication in every direction. The storm can•
sed destruction to the lines of railroads to
Washiugton. and Cumberland, that the-cars
with the mails were kept back, from the im
possibility of crossing the streams on those
lines. The Bittimoro papers say that the
Patapsco, qwinn's Falls - and Jone.' Falls
were swollen Ma fearful height, causing:.
great destruction to property.
In our own State, too, the violence of the
storm has been felt with equally destructive
effects: At Harrisburg, on Saturday, at noon •
the water in the Susquehanna river stood
within two feet nf the mark made by the
highest floods. The river wets covered with
(totting timber, Prances, tut.,z—antl 'it has.
been said that the West Branch Canhl has
been injured. At
.Vork the Codorne_ had,
e.tvelled its waters, and 'destroyed, dame,
raced, &o During the freihet of Friday last,
as. Mr.Clins. Cassiday.wes dressing the.riVer
atNorristown; M 'a boat, ho was carried over
the Aim and drowned. .
We learn that a colored boy was drowned .
at Harrisburg, mi Saturday, while atterripting
to heat W00d... The track of the rail..
road
,was overflown' below Harrisbtirg, and
ty-experienced in passing. the
`crits. A !urge' d visiting house floated past
Harrisburg, supposed to have, been swept. a-
Wayfrom ,Durman's island. The Canal is
thought , to he.greatly injured to the o.teht of
, •!, „,'
t bl I
ut er an . a_clafTell man ,w, wm
soher,.,Cf lAtirsihesfur Foturty, ky., became a
9 .1 9 1 , 1 911 192 ,!if,4 9 94 1 , 6 49 1 i , :f-sVltile , alletilPtifig
1b,41911,9r,1141:191Ti11Y,1 on:Saturday ttio
/ 6 °°:• 1 9. 9 19 8 ,74 ° " b l3 Wail furiouslYaPPr,eitih‘.
!nig 11.10119,•49tir d'ead•d cum.
nerrs ‘ 4ll l Y,Pifito99Pli l + 9l3ll 4 3l 4l9ti 9l2 ' • "
Oioncludr4 from "fitsi page.
ih ia to say, whether lhose_who , to forthfroui
her, ,fire , stde Shall .13e. imbuew with , sou,
metes, of virtue, Anith,ihonor ) ~ h onestyi tern
potence, industry, benevolence and.llloralitY,
:orfthose of a`contrary, oharactsr-Iltee, framer"'
, drunkenness, idleness, covetousness: , These,
.wiiicbe,f•'iouirdt JO :b0 ;..of .the.,mbettirintural
growth.;, but, on,•hcr,fis ,devojvctl
houdy, : gask, , ,of weedingiber little gardOn,iof•l
Arritlionting::Aliose odious fproductions,t,ccd
PlPling-the:lnimah beirt.Mith the Jilypthe'
rose s lind thelarnaranth,,that fadeless flower,;
gmblem,or /flip, - '067 ,
She al• very considerable; extent- re.:
oPonsible" f for the ,teMper ard %disposition !of
her,childrem trtonstitutiontillyAltepmni be ,
' I
hutr.for the "(40; 1
/atien,,-or correction el these pairsioniq'atio.
therisrosponsiblelor the intellectual adquiee:, , i
,th e nt s o f chiNrcnfj.thitffilAshe.tiltihautitr i tO'
fdof what she,loan flot4thitt: objeet:::,titehoopr i .
Academies, anitColl 9 llcltoPerltlhelc Potittio
.thremiltbout,lho.filandf; and everylmother ;is
:under, heavy , responerbilities; se that het hops.
and: daughters;lnuie:',Bll.fthel,beoefith :which
their wlll-petatit: . thw
oitiell 4 '
jOyir;T:
f,Phis,ltr , responeihleffol(ithisirielignoul etl6l;
btation hoginningrefa)tlWitidbm4a(the
00;6( 43121;k1f, ikik,rixani;,nlotherliraiipof,
i toti,jojtclig ,atitt,tift,leiar;:f,rlegreopOinfpsing
it,id# 4 .4lt tft 4 1 k.9 1111 *9Ffflvill*P' 4- 0 1 ;Pg,i1
`‘':-It'';‘,VA°.!,!'''ftts2,i'l'6s`:-;":ti';',74"fl:
=I
`ia) ateLSutttaitiattu-a-H'
New Orleans papers:Tll elved on lhe . 7th
state that.priiiste letterst tid received
oonhrmiil otgeenticeb;liihnder-,
oWlisAeetiiigthitli-heen4
proposed.
The Ne‘y - Ojerms:papWrif: V et'''
contain no, latee'newnetiiStfr
leveris hit sliming, tin_the'.l
only eight interments from it
It,,ieems from thetespatches of (;en. Re
con that the masterly movement entrusted by.
Geffiticott'to'Giih'.'lVrififer '-SiiiikCiii-f.clieru
busca was-a complete, sni:princ , to -.Yalencia;
414 iletotiF nine - &led , so skilfullythlit •he
kad tiljttoiceih in 'rear ivlt6ii4entirely unpre
pared.
Riley's'brigade mitered. severely in this
- 60ff:having fost3Bs,oflicerslifitl , merilitlek
to say nothing ,of the wounded.„ The des
pitch. Cd Recoil lls‘better w rittvn 'than fhb ma
jority of hileificiin'dikiuments.
' re. Por t -f om - i4Renf Aso ...
the Picnyi n te, :which does•tiot, however, di , :
anp neiv facisfeinfive to 'the battles.
Ibe prowess of our artily ack'nowledged,,
-but the route of " - ffiagnarnin — Mus
cans" is lather attributed to a short supply-in
powder and a too heavy suptihr of wery'bd4
sHiHery:'
•
' FROM 'MEXICO •
The stinintiai.Kim from'llera Cruz, t etth'
hrisltstiiio"ol , New ()Rends wish the
'ciftiatinn.pfisoiiers ,on laoard. • •
..'Crititl.,".Besaticert'e,',companY, with the ex;
caption ;of tiCiit. 'Hawkins 'rind 18. men .who
were left tts4attis , tat Vera Ctuii the ;till
tionat gnerfillihrthe reported 1O
have 'been seen. and _feaiS ate reproved 'for •
the safety'nf the guthtl of:Lieut. Henderson.
.whinh 'had. noqoined. Major . Lally.. tient:
- Moodie POdia, Aid to Gen,. la y•ega, had
made hiivescape ',rein Xrew Orleans to Her
- vana.., The Picayttnes kitiforniant says that
Capt. Visceo,,ntiMithhic4.llihttalion went thfil
'examined tifoitErVis'Vf 'Catain 3 13thittficon's
men, which . confirms.the account %Ott given
by a - Spania rd , passing Iroin- the _'Capital.... ,
.Lient..Johnit flu died 'on ibutit4 cif The Ann.
Mi. Itth passage to New trtleans.
, .
statemeht
_of the dis.astretwdef9Bl.!gl'ablieral
Worth qs Mexican " , bonibtrat. Paredes is stti
obe in the State of Puebla with 64166
rogn, prepared to prevont, reinforcements,'
reaching'illen: Smith. 'Government has bdert
made iunittethiptio erfhtit 'his procteed ings.—
Ile 'fills been 'appointed Inspector '4eiteMl of
the 'Puebla National Guards.
The State of Zocaiecas, takint4 . advarittige
of the 'distracted condition of Mexico, has
-- gefleh 4 ftfireitgriiiiafttlitt'Sfthe -- nt -- Avt. ut — tinit ,-
entatt„whlch has sometimes acted indepent
ly of 'Zacatecas and been recognized
,as . rut
independent State, to reduce 'lt to submissron.
The Delta imbludies a reptht from Sargeant
Lorrente, modertng certain ;the safety, of the
tielaetimeurundeLPenderson lost af - Oc
BPS ' the 'Bt
Jesdneoritiins!ntlalnpa do the 'Bth 'Septe'm
ber. The 'Delta diadeedirs altogether the,
denth 2 oVGenerale-Wtirth i --Pillow--and Smith y
and 1103i:flowing up trf the thtea.,plawder:,trag
ens:
LATER FROM MEXICO
Alovem - eut of 71 - on . ps--Gen, Urrea's Profftima
tion-770 1114:tams Flying to Arms, -
tie following despatch, from oar cues
pendent nt_Petersbutc-, was deliftyed - by the
telegraph. being 'out Of 'order between—this
city and Baltimore; but fts'itit, blew 'Orleans
mail 1i a'failed to Teach here, it is 'still the
latest intelligence from the South. •
P'ETkusninta, 061.'9, 184'.
Ah arrival at New 'Orleans -brings Vera
i:ruz dates to the 2181, arid from Brakos to
the 23itu14.,
The IVlatrintoras Flag says that y,
The
ing's brigade were ertuarOved nr" Palo Alto,
in good health and would soon embMk Thr
Vera Craz, den. Lane's entire brigade had.
sailed for 'Vera tenz. Part of Hay's regiment
under Chevalier, Was to remain with Wm
Wool.
Col. Butler's Vattalion el dragoons hkd left
for Monterey.
A north wiruk .*its Origins.; which has
caused ca change in -the' weather and produ
ced some sickness at the Brazos.
Gen. Urrea has issued a proclamation an
nouncing the termination of the peace ire
-sotiations„ andAhatthe-Nlexicans-on the Sth
September gave severe lessons to thei r hate
ful invaders by gallantly repulsing their at
slinks, and driving them to their positions..
...•The klatamoras Flag sari ; that the.,last re•
mor is that the Mexicans fiad been inspired*
by this announcement' Gen. Scott's repulse
at the Capital,and are ti l ing to arms through
out the country. determined to be in At the
extermination of the enemy. • Three thous
and mere reported to have already gathered
at Victoria.
Ihe Intel:Merts at Neiv 'Orleans froth ybl'
t'o'ts fem., bu the. first inst. , .were billy five.
LAThrt 1 OAI VERA CRUZ.
Capture of the , City Confirmed—American Of 7
,a_AVeunded--Mezican2Annottierment of,
,j the Evacuation and Capture of the Capital---
: Gen: Quitman Ma r ching 7olvards , VeraC..vz
to open the C o mmu n ietztrons--Rumered Fern
. ficatiou qf Cerro Gordo by the Enemy-- Resig.
tauten Rf Sgnfa .Anna. • •
An Extra Picayune ; dated the 4th inahMt,
contains intelligence fronV Vera Cruz to the
26th 014; and from Tampion to the 30th, re-,
ceived at New Orleans by the arrival el the
steamship Alabama.
There had been no later news direct from
Gen..Botat's_arain but•the_Pionynne learns
through a mute'. entitled to peat respect'.
that the American.lois in efficers during, the
battles of the Bth mid' 13th ult., was twenty-
seven killed and forty-five vvountled.
Tfiere is ,no confirmation. of the, death of
any of our Generalst . -"
Le.ters received by commercial houses, sit' l
Tam pico,•from , correspondents in the
city oillexico,tconfirm :entirely the' , Picay-,
.former repoiBc °Vibe battles' of. M II; el,
Rey andr,-Chapuluspee heightsi on the' Bth,
and.l3th, in whlth.Gear Scott carridill three
strong , holds;at the poiht `of thetbayoner. o
A ci tenter , ptiblisheil
Gnadaloupdatedron'the 14thiltidditsSetliM
tlie; Commandant's Geirertil Of :the •'(.l
tnents,, declarei'Sarittt Anne hiiii,;AVadUattni
the Capitall but:that other , means might,. e
•pursued , to harratig:the:enethyr... , •. 4 •
It goes onto nay that teslatanett had
bon . .made:fer theA:iiiceisof sik days, 'hilt the
•bnemritt length establislietitimitsllittploces.
lind positions from emit&
reaolEthe peacelul;thenstieds of thtieltY, Mut
their Sapreme , povernnieht , 'seeing:the'
Stateitflairs warranted a departhrd, Oharigod
their-abodeil and 'the sent , : oft government
*Mild be,very ) SOunt..enrionnoedvtliongh the - I
:site iiiid!not xelibeenr,agreed'"tipow..L , e.
rn
Tli&Aeritatin armfdliariati 'off tliel4iV
tlapbrerile:s.vith,ell : their-lorn. CM)
ard ay-brealc: with, all 4hr:lr-tomer upon
, puitepec,l , which yielded alter a:spirlted:Ae
hing° nri six houre ThetAtneticans.irrinte
'dtatelyi m arched , u pon another rstrong;fortifi...
cationbut the qrist, , adyanee 32610 ohdekid bye
tite t Mexican 'troo sodd ,hylSahla mitt dist) ,
,pntirni the '
ground, inekbY , inchf but thellthr
medalwere finally,itnited adel'
P4 04 ' 411 0' boo 'haid . fightind:rx? , `i; 4l7 ',
Stintlf
iAnnatdttZioiiefA avoid btlinbaid Wet,
'Ornii,rod' , tsibjetaobatf!the .
ya - .Verbal , *93ooslo6,olVe4i*Or s efig'PtGaitire o
thittr hkfiinireiV.Vdtatidolo6lo4 - yfitetti r 11'104,
sand froote*d ,hj
s;;•No mention Is both
vicivAnierignils ta4led, tke oitatielf therpfirito;,
•
.., v .
.;14 thp• gang of • that fortifleatun.
,-*liiirigh - elifeitican army retreated M Gain.
itleupe,f,4l;€:,.',
,riyheMon.terof F,oroistt Affairs addres edi
thoßrOveinbifl-ofittOapirilifillielieg Min , to'
irrangelidtpirtir atiltroll as liel l ould until h(*.,
itteedvvdtMetal - inlermatiorr! 4 yefiere rho agat,.'
2:lzoVerit ll erkt. jitieLbt iita;blialirid. !:.:., ,. .l
-V,. '
il' Wel . o ;CPu fi rmatiqp'!6:fthe.rittiort4hrit_
-&titteAtinti=hadlerterr-wounded..`/
It was reported 'that Gen. Quitman was on
his• Why-down to Ver'a Cruz with, despatches
and Icitirthoneand men.
Wilsoi was seriously 111.
Gen. tqltersorf" would take eminent] cr'l
LheicirdUarin'the - Citrarril State 01 Vera Cruz,
orproceed to join Gew.,Shottilui 'he sinfeld
think properlinitis nnival' there.
Gen. Lane ',tn . () been co spelled to send
ilaViralfitfCFasuppl of ummuhi
i2.letairerat the Ntfirnal Bridge
vahout.serions , Opposition; though thelguer
• illati - rnade their ageriranbe oh • veverril, oc
castons. ' His requisition for leit.t;thoilsand
- rids otltall r 4.4 -
rounds of - ball cartridge was complied 'with.
— lt is repOrted that the Yeßowl leydr
made . iis -appearance in - Oen. Larie's'com-
Mend,' and that there d'Ers. - sbme, scarcity 111
ptovislons. Another rdm,dr
iliac had fortified Cerro Gotilo.- A leiter ir,pm
Major Lally, dated Jalapa; September 28d,
says that all was quiet Mere - . PIN Wound in.
Itieteck rame . near - killir.g
,he was
'then doing wef. '
A'lblter horn 'Vera Cruz of,the
,25th
saysthlit , a . proclattintion had been issued by
'Swint Atitia, ainiguncing ids resignation as
President 'of the I'Vlexicanilepublm,%nd that
Senor Pena y'Pena had been initinted irrhis
'piece. Tile Picayune doubts the truth till'
the stMentent:' , " - •
The IT,ierlx 'Cruz correspondent 61, Pat
rig. tirttlei.,. date oi .September 12;•has tire
. .
Perstins who Should be well informed ds,-
Oires'usithat. the Mithbishop has addressed
-Strong pttsdlaniation to Ns flock, to the
'effbet Geif.'Sei3ttltalx -dee ed to Belie
liiiage:oous—tady of . (3itodalonpe in , order
to send it as eittrOphy to Washington. 'lt this
prociamittion has been published; as I do
not diMbt, I assure vot4 that it Contains the
knosttlognerigirmgmag,e that - conlilte - s ok en
-in Mexico intih'= :en circumstances. It
the 'mat eflicathous talisman that can be
fised:tb irtflubride the neMbeiJess devotees
of that Marvellous ittrage,and I a offierstuitleil
tharthe prellite will riccoinplish ii.ore 'With
this happy thOugll! than "y014(1'136 done by
reirdhiling the Mexicans a thaitsand Oates a
day of their country; tit dangers to witch
;liberty iri exposed, or by repeating to them
the herdic.deeds of Manistee ; Alle.ide, arid
-all the te,tist glorious stories ottbeirlto much
*e..taggerated_ind.epetideocc
The Siiptilations of iife Titaty.
Thi New Orleans Picayune gives what
hat paper says id the basis upon whin h Mr..
Trist and the Mexicans pro_posed to negoti
ate. We amok a synopsis :
Ist. Viere shall be a lint and tin ive r
--.sil-peactrastboirls tbErtreatris ratified - by
both parties.
Art. 2d. All prisoners of both sides shell be
released as soon as the treaty 'is ratified.
Art. 3d. As soon as the rreaty is ratified
by The - United States. all towns captured by
Amerte.ens shall b 0 given np o except
sneh as are. comprised within the liriTits o 1
the United States, by article four of this nee
ty, without the•transportation of any artillery
or public propsirty 'Within "said towns, at the:
'tone of 'the ratification of the treaty. _
Art 4. The dividing line between the two
retinbllcs tttill c oirueetice iii the Golfo!. Mex•
ieo, three let*nes ofilhe laud, 11-mirin g the
mouth of the Rio Granite '
thence uptvaid,
by the middle of the said river io a ponit
where it tenches the mei+j,lian line Of New
Mex'ic'o, theilbelowards the west i to the lon
gitude of the southern limit of New Mexico.
at the angle southzvst_ol tlfe...sarne; thence
towards the north to the longitude of the
northern line of New Mexico until it is in
tersected by the 'first arm of the . Rio 'Gila, it
it shdrAd not be intersected by any arm of
that river; thence. to the point of said line
nearest to said aim ; thence in a direct line
to the same,
,descending by the said river
Gila, until its discharge into the river Colora•
and from thence downward by the Colorado
- and the middle of the 'Grub of California to
the Pacific Mean.
Art tthr e An tonslde'ration of the cession of
terriltory the prereeding article ; the United
States agref to pay to Mexico a sum of mo
ney not m entioned and the ahandotnent of
all claims,.
Art: 6th. The United States agrees to pay
alrillaints of het citizens against ',Mexico that
hays been adiasted and alk those that have
not been adjusted, provided that they 40 not
e . xcqeil a - f.',1)00.000. after exonerating 'Mexi
co from any liability on account t oe,
claims. •"`
Art% 7th: Provides for ascertaining thii va
lidlty'ot th'itt clairme.
Art. Bittr , Gives The United States the nav
%titian of the, Ismuth . of Tehuantepec, •or
horn the-Pacific, by'rneans of any convey
once now in existence. or to_be established
lie,rsAfterlif_railroails or canals.
• Kinth. Exempts from duties or confisca
tion all gouda eifte:ed •duting this accepation.
by the United Stares.
Art. 10th: Renewe fArtin}it"Feaidllie tree
ty of amity: cc:titan - ince-mid nanigation con'
tlndetl in 1881. .-
Art: Ilth: Provides for-the ratification oL
the treaty by the United States GoVerument,
williin a number
THE 11101)EaT ULTIMATUM OF SANTA ANNA.
Art. 1. Express desire tor peace.
Art. 2. Stipulates fOk• release of all priion.
'era as soon•as treaty IN •
Art, 3. All the 'towns, forts and artillery
captured shalb be returned.
Art. 4. The dividing line between the two
republics, ilitill.toMmence in • the 'Unit' of
hlextco"thre* from. land, in, front of
OM eolith* nuititli,of Corpus. Christi, ,to run
sifSigh(line thiongh. said :hay , to
~ the
,mouth of tholtie do :In Nueces, to fullewF the
99Preel4ofittrorlver Islneces, a straight line
trece&lUntil:it:rteets actual-41 . 0n;
.tier (of New ; Mexico ih Meet's!, southeast part
it -,oll,,thence 4 folloW2.:the actual .frontitit o f
Nbir,:Miaxicpby the east ,; - north , andW
.est,of
New,MexicoluntiUifinneetsflntittitle.34*Wh'
will server as t he , botind ittrb f, th e' ptity.
lies; from the pritni of WhietVit 'tonehtie.,the ,
frontier: of, I1(1 /Iwo to,thh' The: Gd v •
erriment of Maxiee lqiies 'riot to *mid, ally
new establiStunent or colonies in :. tttei. apace
of land which between thO;Rie ,Gratide.
and tile river Nuece..!- ,!•••:••• • '••:•, s" • '
onyirierit
.not harried te' Mexico, in Coneithifriqpn
to ritory ittni`eeiled;
Art. 6 and 7..ltellnisee • tlitie,Mexienn4iv!'•
.ertnent fromall claim s litre ,the' eitikerfs 'of
thel United Stall*" .t
, ATV f; -Agrees t 4, Settling
'relalther propetiett
SitiiblAttnrthatilititegthOtta:l • o l oor;
ensl;theprOportyboogii:iglif thitfpdriliasiton,
•elfall'VVol l PciPli terliN7,; 1 3 044 I P
•;-
,f :Art..l64ifecartll4o.aieziCans thopriOtege‘
,)
c-Alt: Iq,' Stipulates thelvalirlitt 'of all km*
.i.kreitatei t oii by Mexicali .govsrrref,
ineVioiste.the cession of Cerrito y. y,
• - •`#:l4:•; , iPZ•; l 4llign o 4,clVlr ttop o o:99 6 ,pli
piecbytue7, - Alitettdn trpor wil t , Opil , :tirt
- ttefiefiestiChilitiOW*4.4 '40, 1 #4,0 1 #
the twill fie ElOnfiiratOrdi„ - ..i;;;; , it473.-liY;fri - .;*9,.
Mt; 'l - 4. -, T4e . iiiTahonefit, , o,Nusgo4bOte!i ,
mlitikitigtk# l o l o .l 4 o3 (4oPi c tivko r ; co ;
4 **rg4mr*,titeAr 4 7 lol,o l ) TPP s '
•,:k" 1 4 , - 4 .
#l4lo,lo*lfir4P._ge.43Tl;,•4!•'l',ll!''
II on AO eitY,
MERE
•
kln St uise Missonri, on the 16th of Sep.
Ji'y the Rev. Mr.. Townsend, Mr.
•limksgAtt•retiiilp MIRs
,61:43AN . BURKHOLDER, •
prnatlitiol South :Middleton township, ih
4/14C 1-
tklq' • •
Oiltifid 7th inst i tythe' Ref: E. Breidem _
britilg - Mr. — Grßiti - ou - THOVVF6KPenntv
•hofo,elp.,—to-Miss—MAlilt—ANN— GERMAN Of
South Middleton tp. * - •
• On Friday the, Bth.inst. by 'MO Rev. James r
Lillie, the Rev. J. KEZ4NETi* tO, MARY JANE
daughter of Thomasfiell, Esq. dt
Elsribs' tiLvnApsnitAs -,The - value of:thitr pretian6
Dior 1e iiitwWhieiy - known,untevery day field of
Ittelisefulneg sls,extending. approved nnd highly
recimudended by physician', and 'is °din Med to be the
'east powerful knil - leettreltingArreparittioni from that
rbot,t hat hag ever been - morgue - a:id medical,practice.
It Is !lathiest th;lbilitreintion;litil:gefieraliextending
through the whole system. h neutralizes the poison
ous elements in the blood rifid features a healtliy tone
to the organs which generate that fluid. In scrofu
lous and all external disorddrs, the rest:it:is - a rapid
hehling
.4ff:the sores and - pustulesplu4Piettptutism--,Ft--
. her ,paintui a ff ections of the' muschtty
llittro, a
, speedy removal of the Pailf; ,- and in all catontht repetv-
"el of strength, keeping pureb With the retreat of the
'disease from the'sysionr.T,lt le pat spin a highly
'qCtlrcentrated (Mtn lor'convenienca and, portability,
'end when dltu tedotatirdingratite-directidne r enett— -
make six tittles theztpia'ntity, ideal to one
quart t and h then Miperidehr medicinal value to the
!various preparatiodiMearing 'the name. •
Proppted and dold,by A. 11. Br. D. Banos, druggists,
~
.100. Fulton street; Djew.york : - •
Bald+trio byS, EILLIOtT,. le s Ca'rfirde,andi by drug
gilds generally throughout Alm linitod States.- Price
' : sl per bottle. Bir'hottice firr fri , e 1101114 S
•
Irrimtetetiort,oil...rna EYES.—Wrlght's'lndian
Ve
getuble. Pills will be found a certatn cure for the
riainthl tinflittly i.beenhelf,.theY'purge.froni the
bodylhose ceirtipt land - etagna'4huniont;w,bicb are
I therause pot ority of inthunatien .the twee': but of
curry description of 41141035 e.. ,From three to eirtif the
Vegetable- ping ; 'taken every
night on goin g _ to lied:mill in &short-time coMpletety
rid the'body of every thing tharisoimosed to health
mill therefore will assuredly make a - perfect cure of
intiamrition of the,. oxen, and at - the sante tittle . the biema - and otheffluids wilt be'brindra'hehlthy quali
ty. that dliteneo of htfy , kind NM ba abiblutely hopes
. 86111.1 b Curflele by cturct6
lifestini'rit's NM:v.—The Brandretit Pills
glue strength fer,Wenitmiss—ftey are liked best by
lite who have taken the meet df them. ;pr. Brand.
vitally° personal referthice to, -thourihnds who
!ive been restored fume a bed of dickfiess by their
One, when every other means had prOvettentirely On
it:mailing. These cases are. continually occurrlng_jiL
Ybis city anthn every port of the Union. Get Brand- •
reth's Pills if you are not pfriectly.licalt i lly and thcv
.
-Mlf-rester tiliTeTtileine-eatt- do l t—
meanie they
cape those humors which are the Mien of impurity
of the blood, and at the same time the body is strength
ened by the operatirid of _this inest.eieellent medicine
Sold in Kele by CHARLES DMENHTE
CLOTHING .ESTABLISHMENT,.
F EFI HE most extensive Clothing Warehouse
g in Oh:United States. Ro.operrfor Win
ter. 100,1100 Garments on hand and ready for
disposal, Wholesolu and Retail.
- . .
l one pride, those who are not dealers or do not
understand the reul valuation price of goods,
will have an opportunity of parchasing Gar.
inents as low us professed judges Jobbers
and dealers in ready mada_Clothjng can re
plenish tlfcir- stocks fur the Winter, and we
znarantee the largest eatablislunent in Phila .
delphia to select from. %Vu attend personally.
to the packing of koods, and see that a good
assorirtimit of sixes_itud.well nuilde.iuticien are
put up. Sinigle Oita - forwarded ea per order.
cl Our goods ore far sale 'only at, the large
hui'ding,l2fi IlTarket Street, southeast corner
of .'dlarket and Fourth streets, Philadelphia.
October 13, L 11347.
FALL RILLIATERY GOODS.
-
JOAN - sTpNE &-SONS, Importers and
Dualees in Silks, Ribbons and Millinery
OtrodiTNo. 45 south Second street, Pl,iladel.
Ilia, are now opening for the Fall Trade a
cry rich assortment of M I
./c. Y
GOODS, a large proportion of which are of
thei rows viz%
-Bonnet Silks, figured and plain; • - -
Bonnet Satins, of all colors and qualities;
Fancy Bonnet and Cap Rib°Ube, a very hand
seine astfilitment;
Silk Plashes;
Silk - Velvets, black and colored, of all qualities;
French and Aincrica it Artificial Flowers;
Fancy Laces, Cap 5tu11...4.m0 Trimmings;
Bonnet Crow no, Ties, Buckrtimp, Willows , &n
;They have also receivsd by the lute arrivals
a very beautiful assortment of Fancy Feaqiers
direct fium the Manufacturers in Paris.
Philadelphia, October 13,1847.—1in0
• •
Ntiiv CLOTHING STONE,
T IIE saibseibers respectfully inform the
citi
zens of Cwilberland county that thee him:
un mud HIM are constantly making up Clothing
Of the best quality, consisting of Dress'and Frock
Coa s, Over Cl/1119, Cloaks, Pants, Vests, Shirts,
Collars, Bosoms, (;loves, and every article neces
sary for fitting out II Gentleman. Our stn.:Wit
1it.;11.-bisoing but two weekefrom Philadelphia.
We are ilea:railingd not to- be undersold by any
eltablisliment in the countr3.
.We are also prepared to to order in
t!ie neatest and most substantial mainrier, , ,l;;‘. Mr.
NV II Parkinson '
nil tisperienced and FA9/116:1A`•
ot.r. Taili*, Will tint fur t'lla esfablisliment. All
ark wnnvnted. •
k 11V INGSTON
•
Cnrlisle, Oetnlwr 13, Isl7-3in
lioloroved Chemical' Soap
rilfas Soap hands unrivaled in this country
11 for extracting ,Greasie, Tar, PP, I ,
Oahu, or any (Wier greasy substance, .from ai l
kinds of '6l; Mettle. or Ladies' clothing, carpets,
sabre sOcads, intaglio shawls &c, without injur
ing any thin, that pure Water will net
Having tried the article we-can reconatnenil it
withlcostridei.ce, satistied that no person will be
without, it nfter n trial. Price 1.23. cents. For
Bade atlhe drug stortvel
• • . . W-B FLEMING
Cnfi isle, Ociotid 'lBl7
.
DlsS'olittiOn Ofirditrietship.*
effiliE partnership heretofore existing bet weer)
J. • the subteribersorading limiter' theffirm of
,J,nhit Noble & Lo., Iran this day been dissolved by
'Manual consent: The' bnOks rnd 'paperit of 1111.,
late fitMi are placed iii Or , hands of teopERT
NIOURE, Ott whom all pertains having accounts
M settle, or paymentrrvinakeovill - please tiall.
• :
JOHN N0.81.5E, ' •
11 - 01.5TRCINti . NOBLE,
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12013itT N08LE.., .
~ ,Carlisle,Petober l 3; OAT. ~ . , , ~
P. s.- 7 Tht.l3 Errc I 1.111.1NC1 Wiliness will still.
be carried on • ItyiJOHN , NO DCA; at tbe`Oorner
of Pitt street and Cliesnut alley
tittEsl-lOrAbc.kßlE's •
ir UST Ped*iitimlv 41% . -freelOistipiiips . nt cf Loaf;
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