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WEDNESDAY,. MAY St 18 4'4 '
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!STATE CONVENTIONS
AT tho huh meeting of the WHIG STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE, held at Harris
burg, in pursuance of public call—it was on
motion
Resolved, That the friends•of the National,
and•Stare-.AdMinistratieriti'in' Pen eylvania be
reqtietifed - toAderhillte severeleities and coun
ties irtthb - Stank,ana seteCi Delegates equal in
mmber tertheir representationiihtqlej l eg;
MlatirillMftrMfEirligefin'CativeTiffen af thb'
Court, House in HARRISBLIRG,at Iticgaloek,
•° A. M. on THU RSDAY;the 16th day of AC.,
fer-the—plfrObrieLeLseliiitin •
. • candidate for;, CANAL COMMISSIONER,
, and to , do such, other business as the interest of
the country may
.1 3 er of the COmmit tee.
G EItETV, Chair'n., pro tern
D. W. PA TRSON, Secretary. •
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• MortonSfe wheel; • I 'Ale:. Ramsey;
Thea o E. C chran, Robert
WaSh. Townsend. John C.. Ennkel,
. .Benj..,Matthias;.. • - .George,j,.ear,
Thos. J. Watson. H. H.. Etter,'
• aul S Pre ton • E C.Darlington,
• 'Guerra; F. Miller, .David Canner, •
Lot Henson, . ',Wm. H Seibert,
• JesePh Paxton, "G. V. Lawrence, .
• John Fenton ' • D.:A. Finney,
L. D. Wetmore . • John Morrison,
W Patrick; ' Senn W Pearson.
Alex: W.Yraylor, ' '' •• '' '
Whig 'County- Convention:
• .The Shippenshilig Naps asks us fin intor.
*tuition `in relatibn to the' horning County
Convention'tor elect ileleg,itis• to the State
Conyeation, and to put in nomination -- a
Gotifity lcket. The rate - ommittee
,
.0"will be Sean designates Thursday the lath of
Atlgust,,as the day for holding the State Con
.tietititin. This wilt reiluire the County Cenyen
non to be held some three weeks earlier than
usual, if we' would dolhe business of elect
ing delegates and nominating a ticket at the
. same time. • Were it not for•thithre should
be glad to see the nomination of the county
ticket postponed-until at least the ^first week
in Septriber-There ereeseveml candidates
in the field for the nomination for Sheriff,
and'amtile time should be given to the peo
ple to deliberate upon their claims, and de
_ cide by tlieir delegates which shall have that
important nomination. The difficiilty might
• be avoided by appointing the delegates to
the State Convention at a general County
meeting to be held during the August Court.
•The Convention to nominate a ticket could
then be held at a later - period. The whole
matter, - however,..is in' the hands of the
County Committee, and we subjoin 'their
names in..opler ttiatlbeymay take early ac
tion upon it i •
• _
James S. Colwell, E. Ward, Carlisle
James Postlethwait; W. Ward, "
Christian Eberly,.Allan township
' JobnT. 'Crean,. Mi . :kirlion • .
Thothas Craighead, jr., E. Pennsboro
• John , Mc Dowell, FranklOrd
James Henderson. Hopewell
George Knettle, Mifflin . •
Chtitilian Whititler, jr., Hampden
r.,Oecater Goodloar 3 Nlonrcie '
George Singiter s •Meelierirciiburg "
George Harlan, Newton • •
goott. Coyle, Newville , •
Joilaph Mussei.. Cuniberland
John' Miller; No iii Middleton
Wm. A.lLinthurir:ti South Middleton
Richard MileypSilver Spring
,David Mabon,,,Sbipp,ensburg bow?
Andrew Wilier, Shippertsburg, tp.
A. Halter, jr:, - Southaruptcin
George Milleri'Wesr•Pennsboro ' • •
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' TREASURY GIREVLAR.—Mr. Gideon J.
Ball the new State Treasurer, has issued a
Circular to the Commissioners end Treasu-
rare of the several Counties in the Commen
t wealth, urging upon tbem the importance of
pronipt Co'llectiett•ol the but-ttarafing taxes
in Order Julaed•the treasury in a situation
to meet• the hiterest die on the public - debt.-
He itatei;llittewith'.a view to promote. pay.
• metftilhe'Moit liberal construction'• will be .
given to the provisions of the act of 1844, and
:that ah abatement of five per cent, will be
'alltiwed teeny county inaliing 'papillae( in
time to be available !or 'the' interePi fatting
daeon the let of ?i4Op i e: , 'Bve 'Cud.
has for, •severalyeaPi
Pape lie"a'neetiethe i ' to; Pay' her
FI
qttotpoihd t hits asptitlhp' Ottieeivorthy. ex 4
ertipitp qf thetTfeasurei to keep' the credit of
Otry"Mpang the vietinla.to the ,Cholera at
Independence, 0510.) , w,e., DOlice the tiarmi
of thelteff, Vout.Gotrectry of Lebar.on,(lll,)
• 'lldr:Doheen was formerly a: reselentof the;
- 009alyt-t , llerteigetted te-theiweet some five
ors* year* ago in4irripanylWith WO* hie
netp,htfOrTeigiii.
..Lebanon; (l 11.) 'Partaking IA the refilless ahA
spirit. of: per: countrymene' ha ;
atatteditetihe gold regionfr.of.Califoynia t and
teacher" Independeuce r .in 7 Missouri,
*flied tie bourse , was arrested:by: the 'preyed : :
fast Evident to.P belittiv di. able and worthy
man . '' -.Yeq...41-----.
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~ i. -- ;; --- LOCOFCiett'VAOPICS. _ .
liilt 1 v' ' l'eitiPaeruird Or deny , to'
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•th entu r nl , 4 %,- 5 .,P. 4 4 !2.' t' ' lll - ' .l ' a "
th oaten c ur ie -in• ln -li lin na
tit cirid refillailon • (dr the' in 6ii lead tn t , -
1; ' .• putidrifir frObeir o i inliOritit;:i n . 2 , 'ar
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...kiiihd"itn "iiiiiOrp;' nr,. this.
will Oc s enr'lia thOYeader nut my Vornpir"l
ing hom us ' The secret lies in waking"as
sertions and repedting them till they are believed.. l
Many, an original falsehoed• has thus pasted
into received and icuirent history with thus
.Part-Yr-_BY Allis_ itikkeies..eflefleTSlAMain.thont
sands on the one hand have been made to
believe that -Daniel Webster was the bead
AlremondolAhenHartiouLGoneentionand.on
111 , 4 7•91,4 e!" WYO. .9iqsCiii!. @APO wafar
oilier, saved ilie.'world in , general, and this
t n n - liartioularTfrommomd-awftil-calar---
mity,•.by killing off that Monster of monsters,
the Quintuple Treaty. - • . . :...
• Now.al the onset of the Whig administm•
tion, the design of the Democratic managers
being to effect its overthrow, they have pit
thills favorite tactics in requisition, and thus
.we see all the destructive energies' of their
press beginning, to bear on particular individ
uals in office. The President unhappily for
thempis too strong trenched in the con
fidence of the people to he assailed at pres
ent. The members of. the ,Cabinet, toe, are
bite so many formicianle bastions shooting
out from the main -works, and affordingibtle
hope orsuccesslul assault .
The chosen point of allack,Therefore, is
the Second Assistant Postmaster. General Mr,.
Fitz Henry' Warten. The battery is.,played
off upop Mr. Warren in the old-way... it is
said he was once unfortunate in business. This
alone-ivouid-got-answer-lhe-purposooLhi
maligners; they therefore connect With it a
charge of fraud. Here is a pretty specimen
of party tactics. 'the first half of the story
is true; the other half is•false. The calcula
tion is, that the truth will carry the lie on its
back, and give it-currency with the world.
They adopt the trick -of the counterfeiter,
who put in a good note to - make. the false
one pass. Let the story alone in their hands,
and in the course of a few months the whole
would be stereotyped and sworn to by the
entire Democratic press, from Dan to Beer'-
sheba. Unfortunately for the success of the
trick, it has been prcmptly exposed, and the
proper rebuke has been hurled back upon
the authors of the fraud. We 'tripe this
prompt refutation, of the, slanders of the
Democratic press, may serve as an example
and ri - rule for the future. Let falsehood.be
met at once, and not have time to be trans
muted into seeming truth, by - the liocriercus
of daily repetition. .
There is h feature in this attack upon the .
Second Assistant Postmaster General, which
deserves special notice. Knowing full well
the itnportance of keeping the Democratic
army of postmasters in place, so as to 'have
{hair services in the election - , the.. leaders
hope by a fierce assault upon - Mr. Warren,
to frighten this officerMil-paralize lila - i3f
forts in the work of reform ;tibia lies hefore
him, and at the same time, incidentally, to
daunt the administration Heel!, In respect
to Mr. Warren, this calculation evinces little
knowledge'of the man. He has a quick in:
taitive perception-of right and wrong,. and .a
declaim' pail promptness in action, winch
never take counsel of fear. He is not the
man loquail at any threat which stands he
tween.him-and his duty At the aide, of the'
postmaster General, hoie indeed amoaeable
and iafhable public officer. ~
rho hope of striking an alarm into the
Whig administration, which seems, to be
entertained by- these assailants of. personal
character, is most preposterous and absurd.-
They have utterly mistaken their, man at
every blow they have aimed. The admin
ieti-ation will de ` nothingrashly, nor Will they
be guided by a narrow and inulgar partizan
Spitit. But let these darir plotter, of faction ,
and'subterranean mischief nardernber Zach
ary Taylor's reply to Santa Anna's demand,
of it surrender on the field •,of Buena Vista,
and then consider whether their open blue.
ter or their underground tricks will be likely
to dismay. an Administration. of, which that
same Zachary Taylor is the head. - -
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n, I/ILL—The Old School Presbyte-
Ilk , rat Assembly, nowsittimgin Pitts
'')! T r tae kresolved that if would be Ineve
iperitsind,improriper to propose, or
• aitemplany
g. ~. do . • .
measure in the work :of em i atimpation. •A
aerie of resolutions, tattier of. Monett -Inter
fare*, order, has also been a,ilopitrui-likhe
New School Assembly,
Rsv. Tape; H. ''r•BernitOutiati.Tito
Aria Lot Mi:-.l3otrinniltii,:for - -nitinsiiiiglikei; in
'otitibirit itie ciflaisied titiliO6;at
Snow 'H il1;. inVebniary lietp by ittitiiitink tint
with;7ll . piptol; closed Sat / tit:di? witliiVicir
didt,id'cicquitthi,Ahe •'o hovi '
rig"~irov~J 4ai be
, onelot, , selOti . fence or comthithid re`a.
sonohle ,111reheniiOn'61 - greaibiiiiiiy. 'buten.
#epubliogn.qf the
17th inet.4opinot not •
ck% o ) f, the i depth
thal, A "
cilyi-frorn ltemorrhogo t• the lung% tot
ifiP,P4ol93lli9, Ot C.lllintilottiburVP&Q l
kesolleoled imams involv, d
, in PctrioimAitfiotiltios. no,lrreoilutof,oLgratt'-
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THE'Etilintx IVlottiatENTlt *as,
the tatir-13tAiiiniirk.41ihie' had
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k't the 'o6liciii'itinWiAly43so:titiiebi , en
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,v . : t their large 41(eitmel h 4 ,t Cal I iciipAtinr
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,titivotlitrivid 'av PiiiitontOirt thWif iitirifti#,.itrd
t , '111;00, !hinging over hail WifilitiOrVill gold
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V:i; gol' , i ions, Irom ad• eminent Phylii ‘ : (
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Ait Wry .2 inted out yesterday, hi thiiititig,!
11 prints that, no o ri e shoulkleive 01,0,l•eili
de thenpurpose of escaping.the isholititirPet,
.
it, is not_ a ilisease.Which has prernimitbry
'is' -19439419/All-011 , 114,11B14, ( 1141 - 1,9A; 1 110er'
s i , I . _ning of - llie,,_ilarrhcea . , Whieb iit itir-firSt
a ' - -"ge:'.llll6l4lydittatiftbstitWid rest:iirtstaZ
•-d.tpensible•tolits-nute;4qui-that--witrtmcle:
tl ing shoUld'not be laid aside inntilrthe,epit
d ,mic shall have passed &Wag' '' i :1 V
.' 'the 1 1 .01-941*-ARlefly:101 1 t 1 Reviltilitin•
o the:disease; and onlhat point II propose to
is' y alew wortle.. - `: '- • .‘" •' -iv
. ,Strictly. speaking, there iti no prevention of
.-41,_a_eholeirti_buyttinonstimthnis-airtuteLr -
1 ito it, any MOO ihap, ell are liable to ague.
't fever, iiilliehza; or 'any Oberlinlli of die.
r ,se.. Buti although We know nettling that
1 ill prevent•the.dieeasev.we know of •many
, I ings Which can and do, bringit• on,•after
t e poison has been taken ,into the system.
'I nese are exciting causes, end' ought to' tie
t refully - avoided,'The disease •vrill,' how
e eer ; •assail some constitutions; notwithstand
..i g;all painting coops, may ; be .avoided. '
" Of the,exciting comes one,has just been
i ,entioned- r the preirialine laying aside of
'trine' 1 'ne' and ''othei wenn clothing. In adds-
t m to this (t e nd belonging•to the same heitd : ),
I itting, wet ; .
.in_ a shower, remaining long m
t imp 'places, siding in a strbrig current of
i 'lr at mat,' Oat sleeping'*itll but' little bed
I. wering, should all he carefully evoided.r •
-
:•-very sitting and lodging Morn should have
fire in it for apart of every day, especially
I •r a few hours before occupying it. Thus,
t le shop, office, family siltmg'room, church,:
, •id . snhoni room, Should •have•fires kindled
..i 1 themtearlym the -morning,*and kept, up
..r two or three ,hourrylint this is still• more
.epessary in ledging . roorns, which should be
- arnied - aird - dired 'by Li 'slrfiriew, - Icirill Led fin
me "early pert lorthvtireicillg, 'end allowed to
urn down bolero bedtime.
• . A second class of..exciting causes connec
'd with diet. Loading the stomach with.
ny kind of food, especially at night, may
ring on the disease, and• omitting to eat ,at
le usual time may clothe same thing.-IMnch
eduction in the quantity of food- (the indivi:.
nal still beitig in-health) is not proper. In
to, it nottrislang did is best but% should be
lain and digestible. Meat' or boiled eggs
hould be eaten every day. Boiled ham,
erne& beekcorned• mtitton, well seasoned
eelsleak, and poultry are.the best. On the
vhole salted - meats . are more proper than
resh, and all should be wellseasoned. Veal,
reel pork and fresh fish should be avoided.
11 salt fish, mackerel and salmon ..tue_ton
ard, but codfish with potatoes is proper.—
)Id cheese is safe,,and maccaroni prepared
vith•eheese may be avoided; stale bread or
rankers only should be used., Of culinary
'•egetables, mealy potatoes ) well-boiled hom-,
ny, are not only the best, but all others.had
•etter be omitted. 'Pies, tarts, and all kinds
if pastry are improper, exeept, peihaps, well
'aired and highly, spiced eihoerbread.
Of drinks, -sweet- . milk, tea r -cofiect i -and
•hocolate,•may he taken is usual. Those
Am drink malt liquors at their meals should
imit themselves to freshly brewed strong
Deer; well hopped. Asia 'brandy and - whiiir
ley, they cannot prevent-cholera._They
adiriliiii . in the habil -bliimrig-,-sliztulcretitray
it aside, but they should aierd al mess. Those
who have notsuch a habit should-not. , begia.
,now., The use of nrapdy-Ah• the. treatment
of disease must not be. coilloitieled with its
use as a..preventive. ' The-liritation of the
13torinich and boWels prodeCitd by •the first
impreiii of•alcoholic drinki may. even - cop,
tribute to bring on the disease,' and. stint
wines ate ailli more,'likely.to have ,that-el
lee • DAN.' DRAXE, M. D.
• Curcuntrri,lVlity 11., 1849. •'' •
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A. correspondent of -the N..Y.Joumtd of
, • I . .
Conitnereenayls that - a 'town in Tennessee
has' bntitelY,dicaped,the scourge of the Chol
era the 'Pain wintet, net a case of ; it . having
occurred there, iroiwithenending :very other
town in the vidintty , suffered from it severe
ly. This has been attributed, and no doubt
correctly, to the tree and universal use of
quick hole, trash from the kilns, which was
scattered through the gutters, cellars, privies
and ' yards. Its disinfecting pr ernes in
seizing with-avidity on, all imputB and 'del
eterious gases are %veil known, and where
'ptentilully used, will no doubt under online
. .
ry ciceumstances of prudence and cleanli
ness preserve the health of any cities
,and
villages in the United Stales.
PaotcatepoN.-,.T hemost noisy ot . mt.
those concernedin heaping abase upon Gen, ;
Taylor 'and his Cabinet for rproseriptiOn''' , l
are the Pennsylvania Locefooos;'' This is
. their cry. Now for Muir practice. Tlif:!lmbli° l
Works of the Slate are under the control of
the Loccifocoa.. The Hollidaysburgliegither''
gives the following list. of . Whigsle ft in. ern,
ploy on the works. „Vine fellows, thusu, to,
raise a cry of protscriptioU I
Lif!. of , fribig oifici•h‘oklers 0:1 , 1hf. public ify#4
of L'eiine+fe"ania:
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- On the Eiiiet 61'4 itlidedattal,
;" West°rii •Diviaioh , Canal,
ge .
,Columtlia4tofu . 4.;; - .;
11 Delaware tlivisiori
‘. 14 .- Icto s tinehaript,Diyokon,
Ninth &trick • •'•
01,‘‘..1
• 44,0
,Total
, 1366t0n'
lati publishes' boiiesimiiilamisi'betibeen
GOv:•litigitt 'Ana iti retel=
'fined to thefieeofitlioUi of the Legislature of
Mae :°setts' tlie;Prithitliinil to Visit '
, Je,: , 7 hi his reply tgenl'frayloi 44 zieys i f i i
to.ptesent; bytm;arthest ,thankk
0: to-the Legialatureitlir the.highlonor Of theis'
ii,PF. l lC4OniAndito;f4Yflliqi: l 4 l l4 l3 P Pt° o 10.1
'accept If ; my ofkoial eggageniptitteWill for
tiogtiesegritifaiatimi
ft vieit'ai Stitt° tia dimiijdthintd• her (leap
g.tiorpto tha•causa ofilibertvOindifollthe
vatiou or , the soohligg arts ot:,ppsee.,-1,
11,
hiTRIKE,—UUktopr e?Tteic teptßr vailoc~ in'aston Burin the peat 4e nd
/107 Ott 1 _
Centlq?ef3 this tiree,,,t , consequence ;
' 4 . `a pf ,
,g1 t %,31112 .Coeipi,[ofepi
higher -w 448. 4ic;
d r aii;' a n d !!)patirffirf
Owe ikaiiiiil,iiiiitiligitiOVie g e, - V - aidon;
tut' tyro' -
t,4 THWl S TWO k Oltlilkite Clllll64.6 W tTild
Now ailhanet)itTi_elitsf,
.17111' init.; stale
that". ell'. hope of sioPplpi !tie;
then, been tireatlylbairttranai, a la!ge ri . ittabai *
ektbzir
"4".ii l liWo6latef4liiet•Vni4hAtigriqq4l44 4 ifr:
t I'4'4(
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paper - lcbtitif'holiiiiiitcoiiFanTlitudeiiil
thiti - distinguished officer. He
#l . );.* . yitititif4.44oletai at San - 4ntonio,
exact on iniiitg.L4- i Go4n. Worth en
'.o,litttilitlikattni44l3,l2iii private, where
Gen• Seel!
atiaAtilitniiiiiki:,;th*:-Ltfilip3nanoy. 'At
v Chippewa he so highly
WkttiO:i!aiv§oigtito4 - A:C4P ll o 6 ;?iV . 4undY'"
ii,*(iiii , ioliiiiiif'fifor.:offSajordt,o in 1824.
:IniWitittikininieif a, Lieutenant Colonelf in
' , W 2, , , 4 1 44 11 inft19 1,: ,. 4 9rdinai1eet44.. 13 #
Colonel..4n,totionigiitutsfortikgallantty in
eillOi4l.l}7WOi ( 1 19:trtnk •
of ilßrigattilt 4tineralby,Nev,el;
b
roan ar, e i met. a -antis Ip' tt: o espe
nially-at.filontateyi-Wherete- aved io-ot!1-
•.
Nintty:lattt
GerfOral bybri
'he..fight-at.4l
Cairn' Gordo',
of thiirdatei of Maxie& There Was notta
braver spun hi' till the. tankii bt his 'chivalric+
profession than his, nor williithe niititary his
itiry antir.try `contain any paged triore
i;figlit than -thcisn 'ln whiith
. his•namb,`with
others of his gallant cOmprinions,ln
conspieuquili - and impatishatify hisoilbad.
Gen. Worth 'it, will" be raninmberittl; Jait
New Qiletins 'Some weeks ago, in 'Ottle'f ito
talt,'command 'of fin; overland ,
to_discover a goadirouts Intim the Gulf Cost
'of Tetail to'our, Papito sattlementii; - an a
clueiminent worthy• the noblest 'ambition ,of
the irnericini'soldint. • •
THE Sr. Louis F1RE....-...A. Slip fro%
the 'office of the; St. Louis Revielle; dated 20th
init., says the eitaitniboats destroyed are Val
ueitai1840;000; steamboat cargoes at 1150
000 rind • sitme:up the nil re Josh in . heading%
produce ail Wetting merchandise, ateamboVe
and crirgoes'atsl,67o,29o-4arless than ;any
one - would have anticipated -previous to ma
king sky estimate. . .
`All- the iraturance curniiunies, except two
will-be able to meet their 'responsibilities—
these two will y from fifty' to seventy- fi ve
/ts ,
percent. -So •fa the -loss , of life is-not po
great as was app!ehended. The city have
passed an ordinance regiming 'that the streets
in the Burnt. District be widened, and that
the buildings to be erected be'fire proof.
I ncendiarisrit is - said - to - have been-the - cause 1
of the fire. The itatchrn of the' Steamer ,
, ite.cloild4he_fire_OriginutetLott_bOailL
this boat) has placed the authorities in pos
session of such inftirroution'; . as 'May possibly .
-lead to the arrest and conviction of the vil
buns. • . ''N.
PERILOUS &TUITION OF N, ORLEANS.
—Our readeratmarnot.all.be aware , of -the
faot.._lhnt_
_the _Ylineise'ippi_riv_er .: tor_marly
miles r is higher than the adjacent .country—
that its banks in those placFs are a great
partartificial i -nnd:that cc-cash:Melly it brdaks
over ar through, forming what is Oolled.s
csiratuadse, - and flooding the country for miles.
Such a break or crevasse, occurred recently
just .above New 'Orleans, and the torrent
threatened to inundate the city,. The whole,
scene is represented as being awful and sub
lime in the extreme. The roar of the waters
is heard. Idt miles. •In the first and third .
municipalities the greatest alarm prevailed,
featiug that the whole city would — be inun
dated. .-• "
C YLD R. AND Gni. SCOTT. -By
General Orderajutt issued, Gen. Scott is res
tored to the,command of the Army of the
4rmy itie.UniteirStates, Pend the duties
in all that regards its discipline and military
control, according to the regulations prescri
bed for the guidance of the General Com
manding-in-Chief." From this position; held
by him since the death of Gen. Macomb,
Get - C . Scott had been degraded by Mr. Polk,
as a reward kir his brilliant . serv.icesin Mex
ico. "Old Zack," however, has replaced
him in his high and weltearned position..
Gen. Scott's tieadqurre %i ill twat or in
the , vicinity ed New. Y ork. Gen. Gaines and
Gen. Wool take command of the Western
•an'd Eastern. Divisions respectively. •
THE RECENT CATHOLIC orfort.—
: The taitite l orii Sun, says, in . addition to the
proposed elerftion ta'Aretibitittopries'kl three
of the present sees, and the , creation of a
new Hieliiipile* thikbedy, :s4.
siorthefe,it ie , iiinleieload that the, Pope is
also petitioned to .raiike.:,Pr,iniatia/ the, .ind
trepoliish see of 13eliirpore. A 'pastoral '
ter put forih'hy the 6anblifeeeminende'l4-
tioto theAriieriee'r Ourob O'ol
lections PctOi . tin'il, by anon.
inapne :ii,ote a kige ; s 4 , 1 40,tis
as an qitedelOkah",..the namaculate ooneop
flan er the Virile. point has
always beert_mtuntatabd,-IVheologlark of
the churolt, : khaS ee
positive dogin'e'frnin,P4gle,•,. • -
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THE YiVitisioiat IMoNbnit4 N1Xa...—.14i Ile
whowtho grand.; inf,3 4 5 at ti - tagaratawd4 l
seamed to #Ftli to - Ma i m bill.ogaiostOtomo,
time efooolopetealing a gallon.:meaaoreqoi
: whiskey; on; the giound of = tnononiaaittgbil
having hoary tw ice , the ,Poruttnittary tor thi3
saffie , oftencattforo,) *as ,tottontitt to•rjittl
again last wattki , ofttiiied*itti itit:,attemrit •
•
sic into a`distillery. tif , teiteriimg district
-
0009,!
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at the purpeseAageht'ttealitWw.ln sl4 €7.
, • f it i'.?
W'SPii#E,RB ere
n94.Pll?clf PP
nii'eap as a . ,,..0 4 91,Te5pET9fhn0511 . .11otsnere141t,
every ;I‘ 3 l,4lk . 9F,flay ? ,,itßvifte ; t
I°°o°!94 l elevi
gentle tateneekana teutotall 1 4
l!n•
.
iiht.rirtfetwaihiiigon upipnisayi! fi,ds
hi "bill'
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"to7iiii-i4vi4itifge;'ieiiiiiitti,: wp
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- ` 7 7,',Viiii, r ilirtneitaleibliia airlitedidlialifai:-.
1
on, the 2rilkarid , herneWs' 're* ,ffPluladel-;,
;,-.:plil'a.'ltY tellegreo6 . :Ond,exin: , On ~ thit;ifeat,
r .... .
day. It is - :at. %Sae : table . tertriWltifff ,
~, markets forAmtifia4Matlet JriViitia
• were still heavy,,anprieeft ge .
~ :e
235.. In the Brilisipseci 'of tile "rri
ii . r • ..
peal of the' kik ppoirlpOrnith . '146,4 ,
add others, had, beiftrrefiiseir, the - judgeffiefit
of the Coal 4
affirmed, and it was expecte'4
... . ,,
they:.would .be, transported, as sentenced,
' tr";7l*.tylisqvtf,l , polgitarprpl . Eurcvp seems
ea. 4
_:,t.lo,,,fintskinto',One„gerierercApflpg,rstfen.,
The quarrel- I tetvveeth ihe parliaments
throughout all the various divisions of Ger
many, and their respective priebps; has rea-,
.'" - eltell'the'ltighest -- pitch;nd'in-Sfeferttra. l
' frightful conflict has already taken place.+--
At.Dresdep -the people:or rather the Red Re
:.publican party,ioughtwith.the troops during.
- severe - rhours-on-the- 51 11Linsh,-and-a-P" lo"
of-t r ite occurred., The railroads were displa
ced in order to prevent troops from. Berlin
from arriving, but a sufficient force of Prue
sians having come up opportunely, a me
.mentary •ttanquility was, secured. by sheer
military force: The, fight, however, was re ,
rieyved. off the 6th, and a frightful cannona
ding lasted all day until night separated the
cornb,atatits. . On the 7th the battle' was again
.reneWeil at4.o'clook in (he Morning, and the I
most dendly warfare was going on in the
. streets by the latest advices up to'è O'clock ,
of that d .. ntelligenoe troin. Dresden to
the Bth, sta that hostilities still raged be.
tween ,the ó allele and the iniurgents, to
the disadvantage of tile' latter, without any
immediate prospect of theii termination. .
The Members of the •Provirittlal 'Govern
ment had been outlawed, and reWards (d
-roned for their apprehension. At Leipsie al
so, disturbances had broken out. 'After a'
short struggle between* military and the
populace, they were suppressed, and sever
al of the-rioters were killed. Acconttts from
Berlin of the Bth, state that an" insfureCtion
had_broker. out-at Breslau, on thy 6th; arid,
on the7thohe troops and th'b people were.
fighting-in the city. It was also rumored
that an insurrection had broken Cut' at Cob
lentz. . While these convulsions are taking,
piaci), the Austrian' Empire is in actual clan.'
ger of dissolution by the continued success
Of the Hungarians. They are in possession.
of Gran and' Raab, and Tamanwin their
,possessiorf. In thratneentime, Russia iS ad
fanclitg' it large 'Lindy lif.troope ' agamat the
victor:one Hungarians; but all, accounts con-,
cur in . representing- the excitement of the
Hundariarte as raised to the highest pitch,
'and that something, more than the united
forces of Russia antl'Austria will be required
'to quell this- national insurrection. Active
endeavors are being made to create a - rein..
lotion in Galicia, arid td tact, from Posen to
- Pestfr;the - wholircountry - ir - mv.olved. • in -.or
on 'the brink of actual hostilities, - .
In Italy; the advance of the Freneh exre
dition Inwards Rome,
has been checked by
the reslstariee of the Republicans ot the Ro
man Mates. In two encounters, the French
_were driven back. with great loss, std. Capt.
Oudinot, e'retative '
of - the G'eneral's,' was
taken prisoner. - . General. Oudiuot,- unpre
pared for such a reception, has -withdrawn
tfirtrooptilbuileTagues. from itie — city - , - intil
there awaits for reinforcements and further
instructions from-his 'government. The
French had 180:killed and 466 wounded.
England and France it is stated have. both'
officially disapproved of Russia's interven.
•tion in favor of Austria against Hungary.
POLITICAL STRENGTH OF FREE AND
SLAVE ST/am—The lree States have thirty
Sensors, one hundred thirtyhine Represen ,
tatives, and one hundred ' and sixty-nine
Presidential Electors.
The slave States have thirty Senators, nine
ty-one Representatives, and one (tundra(
arid twenty-one Presidential Eleetdrs.
BANK Rol3l3Elti.—The Quincy Bank,
of Quincy, was robbed on the 22d of a pack:
,age of bills containing five thousand dollars.
The Cushter nail gone out for a few minutes,
and when he returned ho found that some
rogue had cut out a pane of glass and carried
off the money. The bills were all of the
Quincy Bank.
DEATH OF HON. DANIEL DUNCAN.-
ThiB gentlemen,.late a inember,ol the House
of Reptcsentatived Worn the. State of Ohio,
died in Washington, at 5 o'clock, on Friday
evening.., Ills funeral, under the superinten6
dance W the.Clork of the Honse, took place
dt f 2 o'clock on Tuesday. •
.''Flying machines are nevi a thenie
:speCtilation all - over the country. 'TWO
"sip exhibiting: in Boston and a Yankee spec
n:thliaor iei.Bangor, Maine, says, "he will be
m:prepared - to take people it) Lohdon in twelve
odhoottr—in a tenti,days."! Cute people those
tl,downt sestets
Exmoirriorg.—Elder Dudley, recently
2,eOnvioted of the muriler of. his 4ife, was
ex
eouted nl•Haverhili,'Massachusette, oh Wed
needavone peraisted'to the last , masserting
.hus rnnocencd. • • . '
' •
77 1ri,-A-SADlPLialer.—Betiveenr-fariline,
. etrugration,,.the population df
s Irelandirle .is .balbulated by , compcuent per
be!r'eduoed. one-third at theenttot
gie - present year. " • ,
,ti, Tlre untaniabis ,irx some
01,130rIss csun!yittened.out.,itr
*nos oflaw and Nuttiteir spring. para
I ,pingrogry absemse,who did .not jain ,mlh9
.t, :#57; canal 1 .
,;slinyew."Cesi,bn Pagis! ) u . rg• 1 :!! e 1c4 ,4 , 11 9f1a
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t t
i leg .lteadiul ravages, eniong.thli, ~ q4liffigne
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liorinircriitig:, ter,cery' ..passenger; = - Obtrurges,
'eigheiei' rei ;:for.liggage , end; sepplies c
witiMee, Ifi t 3 - , Aio , tikenly•five past.
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seefOtili,lelf . , ; gelrdel i Mo',,lo.. ), (lsger
Calico la 6ri e 9itrilit., ay. _F a Itat of
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: passopgeis ~e. prises i#rnes frd Ailwast
everoStatei_i ,o , e'Unionienc) a" illy il*n
beffWP,eurrig hni s enlkfLo ,. .d Virggiiins'i '''
,
IrTThe editor of the Boston Tran
script has seen in a store in that city some
opecimeim , of tapestry carpets, which have
been ordered by General Taylor • for the
White.PPuse..,.These. carpets - wpm manu
factured in,,Lisixbury, lylass., and President
Taylor by this selection'shovve that he designs
to favor domestic rnarinficiures;ari'd - Ufa.
courage home indust(y.
HOMCBEATIIY.---Prs. Ehrman and Palle,
:
nati Globe, that of 162 cases of Cholera treat
ed by them, there has not been one death.—
In the practice oI the "regular" physiCians .
the deaths reported. are also: few in compari
son
. .with the number of bases. There Mint
beep about one,theousand cases'in that city. 44
, Itbuertistmetitd.,
CORNEIR --- STONE.
MRS, Corner-Stotio of, the "Pieshyterian
A. Church; Dillsburg, Yotk •enimiy, will be
Providence permitting. cn Saturday, June
9;11, at 1 o'clock, P.M. ••The order of .vlasons
will be prosom,on theOconsion. • The public is
respect ully invited to attend.'
May 30 BUILDING COMMITTEE.
First Regiment Cum% Volunteers,
OU• ore 'ordered to parade in Newvillo,. on
Y
,Monday, the 4th day of lone next, at
.10 o'clock, A. M., properly equipt for review
and inspection. By order of the Col. Coind'g.
May 31) . A ,FILER, , Adtt,
IC B. An election will be held' on said day
for Brigadier; General, Brigade Inspector, and
Field) ()Meant for said Regiment.
• ••a CARD,
r H E DUI3LIN GA P Wi - 11TE SULPHUR
SPRlNtliSTstntaTeillwCmtib-alnimd•coun
ty, Pa., in a picturesque portion of the moun
tain, eight miles north of Newville, has recent
ly been fitted up' .vith new .and commodious
builditigs. • The_subsctiber having proVided
himself with good cooke and wniters, hopes by
attention to his house a n d
visitors' to be able to give general satisfaction no
al Who may favor him with a call. A- line of
'HACKS wilt ho alWay9 ready nt he Newville
Depot,on the arrival of the cars, to curry pas.
imagers to the springs.
May 30 SCOTT CO.Y•Ifl;.•"
A Valuable Work.
irIHAMBERS' IMFORM A T 1 0 N FOR
X./ THE-PEOPLE, embracing all 'he bran•
odes of general knowledge necessary.to consti
tute a well•infortned man—containing able trea
tises on the most important branches at science
physicallmathematical and moral; Natural His
tory. PoliticatHistory, Geography and General
Literature, It contains five hundred engravings
antLisf elegantly bound in two volumes. For
sale at ERB'S gook Store, for $3,75 it copy
EXIPOATANT NOTICE I
Tar . a ublic are hereby notified ).11nt unjm.
mouse stock of the 'handsomest, stir iiheapi'if
dry goods ever brought to Carlisle have,just
been received at OGILBY'S Cheap Whotelale
and Retail Store. My a ock is very large, and
I — aiii — dapThilased - ro7curgottils - arihe - Very lowest
notch-11 have some of the cheapest Cloths,
Cassimeres, Vestings, &c., ever seen. Mus:
line and calicoes from 2c miwards, Lawns, De
Lathes, Ginghamei r elegant - %nd very cheap.—
Stockings from 61. to 500; Bonnet ribbons frotn
4c to 25. Pantaloon stuffs - tiom 5 to 25, nips
chas from 121 to 50c.
•Como ono, come all. and got good and cheap
°lds at-the old wand. eget 'Main street, Car
isle s (m3o] 'G OGILBY.
P S. Country Storei supplied at city prices.
• The Cheapest .Goods.
OF the 'season havevat been received at the
store of the - subscribers, being the jecond
large arrival this spring. Among this tarp sup
ply may be found it variety of LADIES DRESS
GOODS, sash as lawns, Ginghams, MOllB de
•Alpachns, — Linen Lustros, Calicoes, in
heaps, Checks, Mustinw very cheap„ 'Pickings,
Flannels, Cambric, Book, Swiss, and Jacinv
plaid and striped Muidins,—a large supply•of
MEN AND BOYS' WEAR, Tweeds, Cash
maretts, Cloths. Oassiineres. Vestings, Hosiery
GloVes, - Ribbons,' Table Covers, Oil Cloths,
Groceries, &c.; Hardware, and a g.eneral and
complete -assortment of VEIt if HEA I'
GOODS, which cannot fail to please both in
quality and price. We invite the public to call
and secure bargains, at the old stand, three doors
south of the Post Office
May 30 A & W BENTZ.
Fresh Dugs, Medicines, &e. kc.
1 have -just ,received from
. phis and New York very extensive
• *,a; additione to my former stock, enibra
zing neatly every article of Medicine
' . now in. use, togatlier_with
'Oils, Yarnielies, TUrp'ontints, Peffbrupry, - SiliainT,
Stationery, Fine Cutlery, Fishing Tackle,—
Bridles of almost oviiry description, with an
endle.4a vitriniie,of4alier 'Articlein-which I am de
termined' to esll:at , ilie VERY Lo wessprices.
All PhYpiciane; Cinintiy Merchants, Pedlars
and others, ate resbectfully requested not to pass
the OLD S,TAND, as they may rest assured
that .every article will be Sold of a good quality,
and upon reasonable terms,
May 3p
Estate o Hefty Rafilsty, dec'd.
rFITTERS of Adminkftrittion with the will
i annexed, on the Emote df Httrir Routes,
lato - of‘ South Middleton township, Cumberland
, countV,,dee'd., have been granted to the subscri•
ber•livitkiir the'Borditch of Carlisle.• Alt per
egns having claims utmost Eleid Estate, are re
uested to ; Preeetthetn
.fer: ptltlernent, and
those indebtql to • Mali° linmedlato paymeiit to
. • . •ANDREW BLAIR, Adm'r. •
'Tney--6t-pd _
•
To" Whom ,it Mairltoncern. - " • •
, .
llckykis and,Notes,befongir4 to the.firm
of iltirstis& Sks4,sn, ere- nolt mob° lands of
David-Smith Req. fOr.eollection those persona
who know.theiniselieeinilehted to said firm will
.ettlrend pay Ofil their notes,or aceounts,Serpre
thei let of quly.peat,,es ,after that time he, la tni•
structed..lo bring suit on ell unpaid notes.ind
itecounti. „ ..•„; •14YERS,41, A
SHEFER'...
map . rit-pd s •”: f. •.. ,-•.•i•
-Wood 11hOppertylirtuited;•i,` •
TUE sohseriber icon • give-, einnlciktnent •tO
fifteen or twentylVOOD-4/1101IPERS if no
-0
plicationilho.nrilf-'",ll3MintclY:tet;
,Mcnteltello
Eittnnee,. P erry minty. . - PriceA'. centsl , Per
FISKERafVtqA{V44 CO:
MaY'9Q%' ''t ".
. .
given•thaf leliere'ef Ad.
1I• aninfeiteltidnAini:f hot kithtn .L'oI:GRORGR
1.1 ef , Allen. townehip,' Comb'.
day,been ieeeed•.liy'dhe Begitileir•
je-end thr,Aaidl:aounty,.to the ; eubeeriher:%.w
roaidentngainptlen to_wKehlp • in •eald.courity.—e
ll ; persehe,heving ,elaingcor \ denninde, again
4.41 30 tate. 9f. the •enidideredent:artrientabetedin
A:take-know n wimp: with eel Inyi and :those
indeltliidmake,imatediateinfrnent
May 31:1-6t. • 3011N,•..SRGEP,'.Aditere
, f " :;,'00, 110 d 10 4; " • 7 ;
AP'S ,
4,ocoived,OCDr..RaWline ortii;Storei
y.i VireAtc
„
' ”
,Xt.l4,l;;;`,:slitOijireit
; • - t ,f.l
SEM
ME
„ we , ~ellO,,
Ay... ...,.......
FANCY.i.GOOD " ~,....,,,..„,
leS1":BOOKS I &t.
~,.4 1, Iugir 0 'IIN. E t 0. .. •
~ Ayg:tr•:, .vitSTICIV,S-old ectablished Drug
latul . ittotilq: . ore, on Noith Hanover street, a
.indiqupp ilpfl Drugs and.„„Medicines, fresh and •
leer tally: !crated; together with a rich, varied
. I !tit& ex tlithi assortment of Fend) , Goods,
c 7 WOCI .eflumes, Soaps, Cutlery, Gold and
• SWF ens find Pencils, Cornelius' SpLendid
Parlor Lamps, Girandoles, and Flower Vases
•Ethereal Oil Lamps, Fruits, Confectionary, and
•a variety of oilier articles which it is impussi-.
Me to enumerate, bat comprising the lamest
..and most splendid display ever offered in Car
lisle. and at prices correspondingly cheap.. The
attention. of- hitroirl-friendeand•'ensto.mers and
the. riublje generally tisi tiartieulo6infited to
his present stock, wits whip!) 014 cahnot fail to
be pleased.
~..... :.May16 , 49 ' , Pt .t,“'":'S"W"ItifIrtItStPICK.
SPRING .V.A2I.IIZOINTS.
Ti - iE subscr'iber has just received
A another to of th e new style of eking
-HATS, is ;:prePitied 'to necommod ,
'
Irhiaoid - and ; new :friend!, *O l an
• elegant article. besides ,:dvrmi,iithdr
article line. Hid stock is large and,va•
rioue, comprising fine'llilole Sliin. and' Beare r Hats' with Nutria, Summer and every
variety of Slouch Hats. While lie cheerfully
records his.acknowledgeirient o .Past,4nvor, he
would respectfully dollen a ConimiftmetrofTub
lie patronage. at the Old Stand iri Ntjrih Han
over street. , GEORGE ~KEiLLER.
•May';',d'l9
• Stationeiy and:xvidjazigeS.
A LA RGIE lot of Post, roolecop and'gine
Paper, by the. tearnr.elienp.__,A,lsoJbeiending
Godey's and
Surtabee2s ma n number. Also ; al Alrew
novelg, es sooin ad published Mt eale
man •
•
,
. Banding Lots For Sale.
I WlLL:offer far sale, orrterms whiely.will be
01
made reasonstae, Pour BIJILDINP-1 4 "8,
on Pitt street ii`nd Five LOTS situated o i rill I
streekin this borough: They ate sieve' d iti a
part of the town which intrapidlyAlliiig i uP,. t and
where prpp'ertv is - inerensing 'in Joins, ',II, nor
sold.before MONDAY,tho-5111-44,arici-iiixt,
they will on that day , . be em:ass:ll4o public sale
at the Court House. Indisputable titles WIN be
given InUi- . JOHN A HlllllRiglil. ~.
. .
THE subscriber invites the — attention af,,pur.•
chasers to his exiensive variely,,of AVAPL
PAPERS, samples •oi which ,tmay be •senn at
his Hook Hi is enabled ,to st.city
retail prices and to furnish the article it the
shortest !intim. JACOB
A PA" 0 N'S
CHEAP
154 Chestatt Street,Corner ofSetreiith, Stvciines •
Philcrilelph‘a.
"ErN ()WING the wants or the community,
IV the Proprietor or this Establish-t ien?. huts
titled up n Store in the most elegant intinner,
hirvingojec regard io the comfort of his rut—
tomers, i e :ihnt every Stranger visiting his Book
Store, nui3rlecreinireiy - at haute.
HIS IMMENSE STOCK of BOlik9 is clan.
aitied according to the Various Deptittmenhs of
Literature, so. that *horst can hind the Books
they are lir search of for themselves. Buying
his stock for the most part at the Al:111'0N
'SALES. and being connected with one of the
' Largest Publishing
. Houses- in this country, •
besides publishing ;mecly himself, enalilcs hint
'to sell AI X noons at LOWER PRICES }has
env other house of a similar character' oh this
'cont'continent. His facilities. for the IstronaaTion
OF Tlooki
inent.,
fife uusurpassed, hav•
in' n Branch of his eitablishment in London,
• where 'eiders of private gentlemenvre carefully
,executed and forwarded to this Countikil by
every Steamer and packet.'.
A CATALOGUE of Books with the prices
- attached is issued gum terly, containing Lists of
New Additions made to his large collection,
which urn in all cases for sale at the LOWEST
PRICES, or from 25 to 75 per cent, telow
Publish era' prices. Thus in buying event a
few Books, quite it considerable amount •ia
saved. As a still further Inducement to saran.
• gers visiting the city, everyone Who purchnses
One Dollar a worth of Books, will receive a
copy Or the'Siriciulocn IN' P:IIILADELPHIA nn
eleannt 18mo. volume, the pricaiol whichqs 25
• cents.
6:7 - The limits of nn advertisement ore too.
confint d to enumerate thb'prices,ob any of the
Book, , or to give even .a faint idea of Ma*.
mense advnntriges to he derived from purchas
ing nt the great Central Cheap Boob Store, but
let all who are in penrch of Books send for a
Catalogue, and buy the books they are in want
of, at d when visiting the city, give Appleton
one calf. and you will be sure to 611 again.
STATIONERY in all its branches furnish
ed at the Lowest Prices. The Initials of those
purchasing Letter and Note Paper, neatly
stamped in aite 7 corner, without charge.
, Orders for anP article may be sent by mail,
addrersed to the Troprietor and the directions
in all cases will be fully carried out, with great
punctuality and despatch.
°orders for Catalogues should he prepaid.
GEO. APPLETON
Bookseller, Publisher, Importer, and Sta.
• tioner, 164 Chesnut Street, corner of Se
vSnih, Smnim's Bitilding . [my9'492nto
. Spring Sunni ter Styles.
TusT . received full and complete sToelt•of
el Spring and Summer Gooch,
,Yuitable for
_ rind
Fancy'Qolored Cloths of all descrip tions .—Bilt
and Fancy Cassi Meres of all shades and mix,-
tures, also Cashinerotis, Tweeds and
Cieniog
. Tons of all cOlonrs.and . quiliTich:Wesiings, Stl ;s
Salins,.eatihmeres, while and Fancy Marseilles.
With a' large .assortment of 'Gloves, travois,
Snicks, Liner. and Silk' Handlefs, all open and
' ready for inspect ion as m Aland ooNpifaillie
Rail Rood °Moo. • T. W SKILLS!
• . May Tr - • ; ;I
S. ELLIOTT,
Main street. Carlisle.'"
aTIERCILWWE'S INOTEZ •
Fourth Street,. between Arch & :Market,
• PHIVAIIEEPHIA.
• • -
THE Proprictiorilip;aiid
.111nnagemeni n0111;8--
well ItnokVin hatel;:(iv.hich is locatcd•io the
vary Centre of b n sitiesso haVing this daY i patigd
into the 'hands of dm' itibcribers, they, .t;s
'leave to state that it is their' ,purydka to . : render
it worthy of 'tholiberal entronage wlSlcnt
has lkeen heretolbrettustanied; and ' lietieh a' -
ramming attention, to deverve .thapetroitade of
their friends; whoanak-fsUit-tliti-eittembusinevd
or,pleasure.., r • ,- Ira
• , 'eritfeKTlllHN' 11/
• Formerly , of the-Exhalige Hotel Pitetburg.
may:l'49sr ' ,
• Looking Glasses ,
A LAI/GB rifiry I
aendid. potiOriinenrcif
hognify Frami'd L3l:1116g Mamie's cart ..100110 of
I he- oubocribbrAt ,hfo aleap "blbed fiti7NOrtli Thin ,
iijor riffdol..! cARMONYerI
' ri,;11141,,
HEAP LeyVlNS,;tieivi '
r Voryliiw subscriber;
afeep
ep etore in North
r" 113 • ` 7,0 1T4
• ' INGEMilita .
A _splendid eeportitter4 of Oibt,humeof Nn
rio-ue pett,er tl of the
eugaTiier in North Eifinover,street .Cakor.d
see' 3",-WeAlititk,Zgy,`
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, X) lively Copp's. Ai- -
etivieei OlirdipeeleeolojEfite•Meti;;fm*mixed
Fretich iik a tv . . ml tzlimoe,(4lo4ute
' seemed - sfiro. pil utmreepived •. Pa 0 1 •
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