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WEDNESDA A, JGUST,i,
Day or Faiting and Prayer.
13Y TAE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STA TES,
A RECOMMENDATION
At a seastaii,when the PROVIDENCE of GOD
has nolianifesied,itseit in . the visitagort , ol a
100911 pOstilenot, witicii his 4ptieading ita rav-
Neff . tkrodgton.tlgUß.d k itla.,Attieg ...Aala
')uitifile; Whose 'reliance has ever been tfn, Hls
PROTECTlON;shouldlhultible" thetinsolves be
ore THRONE rand, while.acknewletliing
yak -franpgressions, ask a .continuance of
DrtrigtilVlnacv;
It is, - thatefore7'eUtnestTy recommended'.
+that the first Friday m August be observed
?twat the.:rtnited 'States as, a. day of,
astiq,;lll.4milialioll,and,Erayet, All busi
nese will be stispancied in the various branch
-es orthe'public service on that day and it
ie recoarnended to persons of all religious
denominatives• to abstain, as for as practica
ble, from secular occupations, and tp,assetn
ble in then: teitpooti4 places of Public. War
chip te adlentiwldtlgii the It.tfluirn Goonti Etta
which has so lhng tilitolied over our. exis•
scrip° as a. natien,,and'. so long crowned us .
with manil . plci• blessings; and to implore the
Aottailfiv,lti. His oWn good time, to stay
the destroying hand which is now lilted up
against us. Z. TAYLOR.
WAstuNfrroxplely 3. 1849.
• 014,n the 'proceedings of the County Oonventjon last
week, the name of Major 8 Oyster, as 060 of the Sec
.relaries, was iundve.rten,tlyc.ontitted:4
TilE NATIONAL FAST.--Proclamations,.
cordially seconding 'the recommendation, by
the Chief' 'Magistrate, of the observance
throughout
.thej I.nited States; of a . day of
fasting, humiliation, and prayer, have ekes
dy.been issued by the Governors of N. York,
New - Jersey and Connect(Cut; the Rt. Rev.
Bishops ol• Pennsylvania and Delaware; the
Moderatorg of both brahches of the Preihy:
thrian church; the President of the Reformed
'Dutch Synod, and from a number of other
sources.
The Knavish C`Martyrs:”
Since the exposure of the defalcation of
Ely Moore; in New Yotk, other sitnilar ca
ses bl rascality by office-holders under the
Polk administration are 'daily coming to
light! The Washington Republic bf Satur
day gives the subjoined instances: .
ttWe understand that Patrick Collins, Sur.
veyol' ot the Port of CinCinnali, recently-re•
moved by President Taylor, proves to be a
defaulter td a large amount. His defalcation
has been. , exposed by the exercise of the
removing and appointing power; It hai been
seasonably exposed. If - he had been suffer
ed to remain-in office a few months longer,
his case would \ have been that of one of
President Taylor's officers. The adoption
and,continuance in office of an appointee of
the late administration is,.ernvalent to an
original appointment—as taCas Executive
responstbility.is concerned."
. Again : . . - • _
"We publisbeilyesterday a statement of
the defalcation .of Patrick Collins, the late
SurV•eyolid the Port of Cincinnati, removed
by President Taylor. It is now our painful
duty to record the defalcation of Nathaniel
Denby, late temporary agent of the ft. States
at Adarseitleit in F(apen. lie is a defafiffOr.
to the tune . of iists"s*B 48, and suit has been
commetiCeitikautat him`fer' the amount.'
Don't the people think, it would be advisa
ble for Gen. Taylor to pi on with the " pro
sottption" of such fellows?
•
IC:7^Our transcendental neighbor of
the 'Democrat' devotes a yery,heavy leader
of over a colurrin to prove mat, higgery
has mistaken itsmiga t i l ori,' Our neighbor
may think 'so, tut he I , certainly admit
that when Whigg4 l ii , liftit,,year,sttled, on the
adlvineoeciiooolsre . , it amines
' arid cno mis
take P . ; As for Wfliggeiy!ii other mission,
that . Of ailministering• the giii , ernrnerit, just,
wait a reasoriatileilkmg,th pf time. We shall
be quite willing ' tO have it judged by its
fruits.
A FAMILY; SWEPT OFFJ-9: letter from the
. West in ; the N. Christian Advocate, men
. tipne among the victims to cholera, , the en
tire the, ,Rev. Merfiri 'Wolf, well
known to m.anyinitina comity, of which he
mats a:native.• His. only:child 'died first, alter
7Wbialt tlierriothgr,and , lather were Buccal,.
•;‘, •sively attackedandlwa few louts number
,. ed with ,theAlead.., Mr..Woll was preaching
on the North Bend Circnit in Ohio.
RettitlL4l; Itzt' tier:led that the French
army, entered liorne annul the acclamations
of the People:
„By the new we learn
that the 4),1303,inhi0t the, Romeo Republic
held a 'last meeting, and closed ns.existence
with a wo . rt)q,,O, aAi} arttlene,§enate,.
1?y apiepply,,r i titta,rating,,their, adherence to
r , the Ilipollopn,copfiAltetionordering it to he l.
• i er 2g! ° 'Y- ed
a , ", ~ ML V I ? I R ifT,.d .(19P900 the
Bapttof r aid prlii,icinAler ti ajaretal.eerviee,
derendeti
•
.., CHoilEnu—.-The'newleaecmintPHilidelphitir
lin are grelagr, decreased;wl New• cases; yestei:
. ~,, daye,B4 9 rdeallubtaAi ?.141to Nevi -TO& the
.deattislafg)weeldwere•692: 'ln St. - Louis the
deaths forlhamhole.ol Lluditiweek , ) , Juti
(1.„I 1164; imPindinnliththe .diseitse is otapiiily
tratilitppetitiovci 1 rsz
t nowt ~le~e pe take '; place this .. VVcar 'N;,
XjabEt
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et,
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01 '4 7 09•0, rd i t0 , 3460C a te thefete C t r l , l
• tdl,olo Berthit?YtotihditP4geidaeYiiiilutolv6
eitablibbthlAiidisilt),,!ol46o haii4Apat:Mr:
ziatiX.o o ; Phiillgt*Atiolg*/191iPiAlettlii
bttri
ti3ll"Trip
IfltoiVi L l R01191174;Mr. , 949 0
.r • lid Jost To vvii4
v '''t t ; giiiiiirsPat t ga f tebteor,cr tox icnvele,
-, vow
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-- " i /0:40,0 1 ,Y.e,k01 601 4, 0 ,1 1 00 1 00 103 4 1 : 16 ii!frilO'
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t~iih'~4bs~i~~"`'~tg';~~ ~-
Dl s Judge it byAte - Fruits; • : „
' 11e . semi-M . 16'64 Intelest art, the 'Biala,
Dilbt of .Pertilpykyar4lect,,tottlaYa,a 4 4st of„
• •.. •-•t.• ...t.t... ...-0,....,....., ..... ,is off
AMst, tv!lt be)29la, ana pdj ,s t l i tit spmemdsa.:
TO hila4iitiOtiaZoith Aiiitiripae'ofj2iio4f.t
dif npen@es tho. l Mr. Bilfiiiktketj'A; tha t
,''
off ••, pkilvlilld'W.Wam‘plttneakts s foOiting i
the interest, in geld and silver, An& stawsj ‘
further that after he ',shall
_have made the
payment there Will remain a litrge balance
in the Treasury. This is a proud triumph'
for the Whig Administration of Pennsylva- ,
niavand whlle it -reflects-the-highest• credit
on the exertions - of the State Treasurer, it
will inspire the people of the State With re :
nifwed edrifidatitififillititiiefiellitiiiferidge=
I .ment:ef duilmtilid - effiiiitTO 7 tilidWr terfriei. '
what adverse•eirounistances this financial
.
triumph has beep ac complished, we quote .
the. subjoinedre - Mr:4s of the N. Ainericen'': I
',. 1 4 iro,§FATE INTPE,O,""FOCAIIe first linkr
since (he resumption-of the, pliyment,,oi tb a
interesi upon lier l Statebebt'; Perinsylvrini w,
will; miles Ist Ot'August;• redeem leflon.-
or without haying ' recoursaio4 a. temporarY
loan toMake,up : deficiencies: . ,
This is most gratifying, and : In all potnia
of view doei exceeding credit to Mr. Ball,,
our worthy State Treasurer, who has relaxed'.
no, acid to bring abOut 'this statufstbirigs sir
honotable-to the Commonwealth.. it Must.
be borne in mind that he.has accomplished
it'irt the face of `ltedyy, : jdrafts ,upon him by
the Canal Comenisstotiers amounting day
alter day, for months together, to over $4006'
per day. Dining the period from the elev
enth April to July 3d, lie met drafts for the
public works alone, to the unimallY ,large a
mount of s36o,lol.92—dtalts issued at a
tiros when it was knewn liewas straining
every nerve.to sustain the pledged faith of
the State,-and-hurried- in by- a locoloco -ma
jorny of the Board of Canal CommissiOners
in a manner. which permitted no other in
ference than that of a deliberate attempt, to.
cripple him. I.VLlhey . had tailed to attend
to at the jugetiffti;Men a Locoldco admin.
islration was 4n power, they have burthened
the present dhe with, and every eitizeritnust
be thankful that.thesbad diSsigri has been
frustrated. The honor cil - the. ,State will be'
sustained add its obligations rederiaed, and
in per funds; whichims not been acoomplish
ed by any previous administration.
This payrinent of,the interest may be well
referred to by Whigs as 'n proud exhibition
of the regard for the public interests which is
ever manifested by Whig officers, and of the
prosperous results which invariably attend a :
Whig administration oc the government.—
But it•is not all of which the friends of Gov.
Johnston may justly boast, as the; happy
fruits of his \policy. In the following Parallel
drawn by the %Vest Chester Register,we have.
facts equally-creditable and gratifyin g : • „
"The diflerente in the effect of the policy
of the two meat parties_ in the Union, is no
where .more observable than in the public
credit. We call all remember that in Gov.
Ritner'i time the State stocks were above
par, and thaLas soon as he was turned out of
office and locofoco succession establisheß, the'
'public cahlit got *orse and worse, till in Por
ter's time the State credit sunk. six per cent.
State stooks could be• had in abundance at
forty cents in the dollar „and few were wiTlirTg
to risk there at that. Therreame loootoco le;
pudiation. 'No money was provided for the
payinert of the 'Merest of iiiir debt, arid three
or four payments of the interest were suspen
ded, to the great distress of thousands and the
absolute rnimel_many. A happier maims ar
riv'ed—a Whig Governor is elected, confi•
dence is restored, and' in the first year of his
administration, we actually find him obtaining
a preni;um for adoan.to the Slide, a thing that
huh( riot btew - hrartiV during -the -last ten-years
of the administration of his locofoco predecessors,
and will not be likely to -be heard of soon a-,
.gain, should his opponents obtain the- ascen
dancy-at the expiration of ,his term. This
shows th!s - difference between Whig and Lo
co policy—the one is conservative, the other
destructive ; the one cherishes public credit;
the effect of the other is to destoy it."
After reading the above statements let the
people contrast the operation of the Execu
tive and. Treasury departments of the govern
ment, which are' in :whig hands, with the
Canal Cornettissioners-department, which is.
.undes,locojoeo control.' it ivillibe seencthat
While the.,(oftrier is mana4itig•vithlediCulus`
economy-0o fends : of the State, and careful.'
lyliusbanding , dllita resources to mistime and
establish its impaired credit, the locofoco Ca
nal Commissioners on the other hand have
used every effort to embarass the Treasury,
to prevent the payment of the interest, and it
'they had succeeded in' their iniquitous -lair
pose,. to bring.ineviteble ruin and disgrace
upon the State I .* The Executive and Trea
surer have.been saving Om people's' money
—the Can al Commissioners have been quart-
dering it by thousands, and eV, recerit'devel
opements have shown, in a way that giVes
rise to the strongest suspicions that Plunder,
Peonlatron•and Fraud are' still the order• of,
the'ddy where locofoceismleldei theieins of
power.: , 'These things tieserVe the most seri
hontsrattilintelli;*
gent peliple, and we 'ask them to ponder
them well. • '•
OtrEfoni Wst; M. ME:REM:II4, the Seare•
tarp of the Treasury,i paia 11 flying visit 'to
:Harrisburg.•few clays ago: ~The Telegraph
:613fEi• l'''' ~,'' ' '. 11 , 21%!.. +' ~."7 '
4 During his stay.he , tivasmaited!upon •by a
large number, of , ear ottizpoe, who took pride
and pleasure in, paying their,. respects tp..this
able anil'distinguishe'd sari "of 'PennsYhianta,
who ? inks itiferitre to: falai ililtiffi , ctiouniiifilof
thejration‘r-Mr. Meredith enjoyrrtheL esteem
and confidence,et the<ppopke, ofjlesnsylia:
n o,
, m , , f i i yotpr;high degree...:, , Ifigl i kts. done
the gim e % ante ' service; a nti th i lin t ew i ll,” 1
aftif tHey'platie the u tm o s t ' , Vella ad apart his ,
ability triirentler , her atill'inforairotkabligh `el
#ofb:\l4l3kl,4P ARFF:fill.f2N#Y..im ARR9II ttetiot'
diz,t, , parJ , S!qd d Par. ,,- ; , . f. ~,4:1 , ,41,
.. ... .1 ,
I.i FATqattY.lVlATfrawlsittietzta, The'great
' lipokleoftetnperatiee i tias , teaehetlitesten,.
and tithe paphre,i,sayz,blei. 'already,: held` two .
atisetifigs of Faticipil.Halliwherelititidmitys
i&eil,the pledge.Co thausaridenolaneri;iviameri
1 toDoc,o l 44r.tilis 11 ? Pr4VlAJtAsttiono f.9O Ol YiPg
is the pled4e whteh 4 9 abainisters thpao fe•
R 6 jT)!lgiltlik n PPPfigt RP4rxPßß i tngt 49wo o s
4 1, P,0AT..f :::t! ~ , v,,,i ,w,r wit .I.,!;:tb‘ a '
Vie'
~,110 f 9Nnlyr:y.k.ALiv.,1 1 ?K a Pti,1 0 1 91 ,,t,i 1 b°
i'Atri Iroas a lt ,iit oxicattn „ moors; nor I 8,
a l ibi'' , otidritufl Ilikuoreil ti 1tc006305 t,Fis
it 11))/19,1 1 .a9 p9fitih)o, loomperaceb!iii othersi
it tqii 1 :174 1 ,r db y,, ,, , , ,,mw ,, p...,,; ,, ii „,, i,
i
, t , 0, a " r* atlitaw z al of thp mores have
o leiliitt itif ake w (t . Mil'y 'W i d id t mi - idi,;;,"
elf' litazoil,?llf day4ll:r tfiti' you l> grade - and
;/ti ) oiri t elVilt(FlOtiiftieliedge r ."' ! He ihteddee
to ettoit4o4llll l iiiitiTiiellViN t ifti)bi l e.
0 1 Via* ifelfalVilthilitittfibiNß' , I' .k
istrtKtliiiiebitinit4ilicgibta4 6 ',l; . *lt if
il 1
tilr legAilit'ilillOt f Ailge V.ri
tSdift4h3 . c .,,1.t1e
'q
I . WollitAlitiott7 iod7/ .' he,'t -, fi :%4i t, ,
4' t i #tYIAJIIie e lot eat fiestas BEd! li t 'thiee,'ecieit„
t:
. . , ..
1-3 / 1 1
Viits„ r .THE .LOCOFOLO PARTY: 7 r ' r :,
1, 4 ' ' ' '-:." '•'' r . . ..
.•-•
~. .. . :iplitietki livered on the 13th 'hist,' rrt
l*CderielM4, pp 9, says the Washington ly;/,
i' i ti.j.:6#4.ol..;ta A Van Buren declared .45,12ei
li f.liiiialieThacofoco party, as a iiiialilif
ir• 11 - 1 1 1' • • '''' r :
13,'tq1,,y,, i s d&so vet . i e imagrue.:4 at
1 7.`..theiOrliliiiiie truth than poetry, in thii err,
is
Tiuncemen, The only national parlyoa.
''lliat-whieti rallies about General TAYLOR.—
.-. That ~iri„,a ,llip roughly.--li aticliti : Ratty ,-,, -Jp
'''"i4V,iiiati sectional iiiiif••lOCriNteies:
_AR rejects
.in4eiii,'eleo - tiOntil taiiirWal= 'Metes - is. ;lit'
- Weeks &ad id efeti . "o/ lfo ai r OTlifitillibleVertiitii".
they are acceptable f,Aci,:tbe vholei peci , pft4 ,
Itputs forth no.pbsolear dogmas
or idle en
•' eralities, for its . principles, p but tests oortent
with suer(nteasuro, gilie liertPle)iriay dri
trend, seeking to for ciiierie on them 'against
their will. What the • l)eoli)e . desire wiihin
' the Constitution, and ask ler
. 'hi the forms.
'.known to'thitt instruinc4 the : people are le ' n-,
':. titled to have acid WM, eettair4.pbt,aie, under l
the &blip n t ad in in ilit i t atiee. '1; they , .wati t, a
' . tariff liss ruinous i 8 ,tfre Cecil and iron riter
ests than that of 130,,they hive only to 'ask
for it. If they want its ribiur4itiers stricken,
. . out of the Sub-Treasury law, they will Meet
' with no obstacle from ,the administratiOn.7-,
If they cull out, for herbor and river im
provements the cell will not be disregarded,
'lf it is their desire that the condition of the
Departments, pbst and present,-shoultl be in
vestigated, they will Meet with no denials or
impediments. Relief they will have; light
they will have; beneficial measures they will
have, to" the extent to which they desire
them, as manifested through their Coustitu•
. tion al organs. -
This condition of things preseitlea nearer
approach to a pure Demecrakie'iGOVerntrient
or Government based on the Will*4 - the peo
ple—than has ever been known in this-deep
..
try for thirty years. The people will see and
..endefstand it, and Will rally about an admin.
• iStration whieb seeks only, to gratify .their'
will. They will firid that they have a Pais ,
\
idefit of •the people, - when tley - have - a
President only anxious to give he people.
satisfaction., lt matters not what he friends
`of such a President style themselv —Whigs
or Republicans or Democrats; th 'y build
their power On the popular will, and he pop.
lar affection will be a shield and sword to
them. Hence it .Iv that the party which now
-supports General Taylor - is national, is united,
and will be,prospereus and invincible.
13th how is it with the Locotoco party' Is
iLnot, as.a national party, dissolved? In the
North, we see tfi'e'two wings represented by
Mr. Irtil Buren and Mr. Cass. Can they
ever come together again ? Thejunior Van
Buren Frays it is impossible. ln the South,
we find Mr. Benton suspected, struck at,
ahnoit denounced by the sole organ of Loco-
Maoism. We find him -at dagger, drawing
with the othir groat champion of his party,
upon him with undisguised contempt. In
every section of the 6omitty the locoloco
party is enfeebled by division, and has not
a single strong - rallying point left for it. It
has not a single principle or doctrine to re,
construct itself upon. It has lost all its
thunder.
We think, therefore, there is much good
sense. in Ms.-Van Be ren's ‘f rank declaration
that the so-called Locofoco party, as a na
tional party, is thssavett If oui• yin& trieads
in the Statis where our congressional else:
tionti are to be held are but true to them
selves and the country, it, trill never be re
united.
pa r 'MeSSr.9. HOrsTON and Ruin . , the
Texan Senators, recently addressed a public
meeting of the democrady of Texas, in
which they defended themselves from the
charge of "treason to the South," for relu
sirig to sign Mr. Calhouted'Southern Address.
'Mr. Ballston takes ground . sonitilOhat similar
to Mr. Benton, and will doubtless stint his
•movement in regard to the ‘Vilmot Proviso
difficulty.
NOBLE MARTYRS.—The newspapers
have, of late, recorded the deaths of nume
rous physicians, in different. karts of the
'bountry, as at New York,,l3uflalo, St. Louis,
Cincinnati, &c., from the prevailing epidem
m.. In St. Louis, indeed;the mortality - among
.them seenis,to have been of .a most learlul
character; as many as siteett.9r seierdeerc
tordki to'one account, having 10119illiln7
• 6to the disease.
Or—The Boston papers say SenatofWisl
svErvhad the good Joanne, the otherodig, ,- to
assist in saving the" lives of three clam dig
gent who had gone to'Browe'slan - ilia din- .
geroue shoal in Plymouth outer hibtiii to dig
clams, lost their boat, and would certainly.
have been drown in the fast coming tide,
but for the , hatty , artival of. Mr. Webster
and his Tarty. , v: Ali r .11 ~"
•• WINK OP, IT , READER.-I.q -.shOrt.
yearti—inirttapa a yar ors mqnth—pathapg
to•-nfoirowyon mny lie claileit hanoe; anti
forced to part.tbith.it ylourrfiil postiet=siiim3..
,1?„,011 roust down-, you,coprit . lb-Tlar Dinah
1 1 . 1 A0b 1 "r a .P77y.q!'
itbn4W among tha,Worntnit What a hamilik,
titnug tit' that thrtit, 'tirott d
,tbaauty4ltllr , fthe t , eh vied ot , 'otiftti=tiftty to: -
retrno(raw +.li,fond „lot, the t.wOrmal • lank Intit;
ot: 4 4l.:extiArPi,l i k XfAtO.F. OI,
ihtnle,rttate ktikypitild, he less vanity. t ant,l
grit taw, _poorttit the ) begot-L=46, ti "thiittan
Aitit . na fdaathn,k riookti t film
Aloot-+l,or wealikaaßna . t.ll#9l944 : llta,
an-hour. - 'lWhit is tint ~.Ihen• T,he Kati ,
I,iiiilliantifNit:',l'laVbegbitl"g r at• 7W ha thanlT:
agifititwhitiljaarinGcklituill
niontiVt inqr irioanton.coaw
.I . 49.." l .o4Ftutq l ti a PPY„ . .. tnti •-•
tz;:4 3 440 1 :41114 11 1110.1 1 t 11 4 1 1 3 .-eint allmontons)thrmisk
ne cause an o only copse of all' pain and Alstrese
that Zotly4Fain tbeWtittildifilViintly'-ihe•aervell
that,,tbere are .anringmloga imumts•in tae ;
'Xintih , ever had ttlf , tilfacil6ii ims'lptit it mope
l' . 4 l ctittliiulll4*OAtfodlipedby,llheifirkeenpq upootthomit
... puts 0 oilman putt Itunibre.. fitt r. w/Utillnittreatlstrt
tahtlindidiall Iftintdre Whlbti•hitve
~ .pon,thelnembrano,,off the, muselgo i i,p,p,.,k2brarron7 .
letry.Jtlnt•Acilmontous Aftltmire•havie thi It on the •
• 'mucus membrane of the bowels, aggravated:lF:ll4m
cases by the retention of Hurd Focal matter Oman,
Important organs:" Thero.lniVerwas ti manor dlstrese;
hraity,pnri of the, tmtlyr(uniegy tit w4ts ,preducad by tin
Ta
t ttaldtintOthattaMirnitt oecasiOnad Iferlteltretenco of
t•t t irfiNti,t e n'
thIP 491-o.Piev.ett.,;TO,,de tole 'tvith i nerrilutyobeititeng
DRETII PILLS mist be used, ; 'They . ..are tas Innocent'
ttlivinetnii:yetattltawdtiurnotaii!nitmiteitnntbatbiaso,
41 1 1airti;taftittiritntra k in t ta7 ii i t T ' l MPFlt;t 3 OF• ht:
Id In'Oe Ils an g n • tle l
,oCallettanottatry.tNewt numainpadqta
t,ttilttnorn ;
esianotnanotawa owpptowa, ,
• ;4 , 14Qt.t -a to N . , OTOrtr,
- rex -la • a • ,
" IlleValatliat4 l 4 4 l6 l ;rorel
. ; ,,.,•,. :. 'ir r liefitc . I r or W
'.ALfiltiPg*:4lloeliiitg,- titn eft§ , administration,
; el47o?e,ll,rirriiihnitTelog i taph, the utmost ,
exPrOrtAtAikenittne,yearfolseep the public
:.iy.tVt'eltit;Oriitirl - Atitksso;o9,: and at that
Ifirit tii4te'llere,moie'l6..lreeP'„itt.yepair than
thiiret iir r eMiett,.!;-,.-,,ltellterty,er division and
Flitilcjii*!:/lOetitik , :b l3 4i . ilVi'-'09,:0 th i e Erie
daiiiiVbCtinPanytiii , iiliiii two di4ittionit the .
annual expenditure' was then upwards of
Ap,94p;;..But,:w.o.llad.,a:BcitrdoftWhigtea
pal ,Cernmumionere,, who•loofted.to the inter- ..
'eftni'of The glitte difUtileilti - liiiiiii; iifftl-Ivii ,
tpiliore pf plundering - Offite, hoWerts, or of
party,,,f *.
.. 1 . , . 1 - , '
~ ! I 1
,! , )
,The public wo!ka : aria now , in-the hands of
thelpoofooospand, the'sum demanded, this
ycar to keep:the.prasent - line of putliia works
in order, is $1,200,000 FOUR TIKEe. as
much as was-expended in either of the years
10360837 or 1839, when labor, provisions
and no9lerials. oh al I: k hide were:at , the high
est point.-44ortrtr,ot them TWICE the prices
•they ine.now,
Let these IWO b 4 treasured up by .e . ve/y
tax payer! No other evidence is needed o
convince supplant of thVtlikg the chorges
of extravagoime,fraud.a d downight,robbe
ry commitied'byrthe'officers on the :public
works. They diiiy any attempt at poliittion
or explanation on the part of these office
holders' or their presses, and stamp "corrup
tion and swindling" of the foulest and 'most
unscrupulous kind upon the heads of all•con:
ceined.
Late i fsme., : pallforula.
-.2-4q,Stearaerp.,L,:*acent-eity--arrived-at-i
„
York on Fri4o4ast, ,bringing news. one
month laier frorn,:the•Geld Region.' She has
.„
on board.estreight,Soll,994, besideel,onsid.‘
erable surnS,beywgiug.to,herOaserigei
The ,Steatrrist ens 00. Siin,iVrendisco on
the 20t h of hundred. jpastion
gem and ss6o,o4utirild duifiYiki specie.—
The British frigate Constantri was a 1 San
Blas, with $2,000,000 on board, bound to'
Mazatlan: There is but ode opinion among
the passengers af the Crescent•eity-walve
gard to the gold in California. It is still
found in great quantities, but it is only the
persons accustomed to hard worts that can
stand the fatigue of digging it. The number
of persons at the mines 4s estimated at be
tween twenty and thirty thousand—about
one half toreitners: Business at San Fran
cisco was very dull, and dry goods and pro
,visiorie selling below the cost.—
Lumber Aims still in great demand, and sell
ing for three hundred and fifty dollars 'per
thousand feet.
There,seetns : to lie a good deal of confu
sion among the rpople, owing to the failure
of Congress to provide a territcirial.govern;
ment. Gen. Riley, commander of the,
American troops, has issued 'a proclamation,
Callitig an election an the 7th of August, to
rior magistrates, &c. On the other hand the
Legislative Assembly of Sag Francisco op
pose Gov. Riley's proceeding and recorn
•mend a' courfention. to
.meet on - the third
Monday of August liext, for the purpose of
forming a temporary government, and a
constitution for a permanent State govern
ment, to be, submitted to Congress-at the
next session.. -Public meetings have-already
been held in pursuance of this recommeaa-,
09n. • , -
TEMPERANCE' SECURED:-.-A new tbwn
called alronton,',' recently founderl near
Flanging Rock, St. Lawrence county, Ohio,
and whose prinemal ,reliance is the iron
trade, has started out entirely upon teetotal
principles. In every deed of property sold,
a condition is inserted which forever prohi
bits'the owner the privilege of selling upon
it intoxicating liquors in any quantity. Those
Who aie:nOt terhiminte men will have to
shun that town: , "
SE'S.TILE MAN FOIL VIE VOTERS. - The
Hopkins (Ky.) Delta says of one' of, its can
(lidates for the legislature :
William Spaulding is the locoioeo candi
date to represent this senatorial district in
next Senate ol•Kentacky. - Spaulding is not
a speaking man, um the most iecesstint talk
er, jabber.! jabber! how do ye dot shake
hands, haw I haw ! how's the family, kiss
the baby, Bt.e., an 1 ever saw. kbe ever
thinks, it must be in, his sleep, as he. is too
busy falking ever tcf.rettleot in day -time.
ESENTIMEiM77 Oa q I P d qP ( P.4Pale ' fb..
death in gkria,. (he belonged.tp tag:U. States
expedition to the bead, Sea,),his,wite bding
thep in Pennsylvania remarked to a gentle
man,' who has iiinon ;testifier). to, the
,laot
«1 's ish . you_tn uniri aari...rny-spiritaare--•
.69 opkirtmaiil, my hil'ilings are so uriirecountr• ,
ably strap e, thaf yy mn tiara some greittloala
iiiityawaits MeiTflote'it, that, this is the 4th
'thisihodityherhishand died:
„Wire fences have introduceolt
upon nunierous farms in various parte of this
country 'muoh to the'
value .amt appearance. ~ T hose*. who' have J;
trier' them say, therraninvevtlie nimiPriaa of
the strongest post ,and rail fence that eeti ba
builtiwitlymot,rnme than half tha,EiiiPensa
itrVf• saYui Ihat
pone ttreltkiyeAuppoping4hat.they are ilia 4 . 1
1.)41-' certain 4 5 !P Per). the nerves
troitt9,l i nn purt' : lhat, it is ,vety, likely to
come uppn
` l, lomoWzieParhp remaining Seroiriolee its
;Florida lutvecrVgalifq.ibeepme 114:
oMminitted*pMatifteMs . :' . 01(124k
memimielito oblie 016'0 ei 'lt r u ^r 4; bait 3
ci/ 1
CV-,'r'e 00f611611-Q r e ecf q ..32n
4s. _
n! ° t ol Y B° 9F i l, ' : ‘, !;fAl4l l # ' f" , i t° , l 4 l .oYdscl i o
. ibur,, ,, e4jott"
011' . •
hafl.olmeq bepx tO?finditnpdr i t
.7,C.TheTerineyltintliftiilltdadNdiet6f/Oril
94.1wAlphi'm oor.4)veraWnileb ,
fiapyg)o4.k.:lteeko.e4o: , .; . ..' , boo • veA,kl 1
i
-4'16114 TElleg bd . 'eicititulad
- a • t p,ryt 4:k9tviit Paliq `,l
F,T;Ort - 444, 4iMAtli‘l4 corn (*.blot,
tisPl, Pda9ri,Pß(L'oaykn#9,rpon.}
4.9":I9t,SaWMAI/XliklL
t Othi s eilitiVileib% ) ; c l•3ll4ier'6oog
IncToso B ;pr,nitAihdilltir, C o ittlAlLP 4
. tiltitotet eIY4
r; • - Ario :41 , 1V14 1 iffiq,`-' :!")°,, t f i l PD
' , ~ %4;'
4 , 63740 ,
Z T ''''FOREIGArNEW
—r-....•:: • •t.• •• •':i;
lI I, I W IL , BY TIRE , EUROP 1‘•:-. - • • ..••• .
,ThrtEuropa arrlyßd all-tali :, 9 ii
i
nesday, last, brilOptorie7i: ee i -Itte „Itw: , ?..,.,,
The growing e'rpVo, Akhro.tig t:' , q. i.rllitli 1
and Ireland are r,eprestialed,a * vlng- &Ott
promise of an unutrutillY i aliini4rß skit leailY:
harvest. The potriiiiioduse s ixel9tas. apileaseslt •
but gives no ( Seriou?illarrA•. ''' . .. 7 '•-• .7 . `'.. ,
rho. Irish papers contain most didireeeing.
accounts of the-intense suffering , and misery
that prevails in merry parts of •that ill-fated
eountryi-"particillailf iffIROT-- - rintillisTWeTstfriP- •
:ifistactia., , All.the.mork houses are:glib& to
•'cle,illetfon;•••ttritl - Itiousaircleof perhine aPrear
aethalty•wilwour he Melina loireopllceii-lifii
and soul together;' and until the crops are
aVailable,•which fortunately,.will from - pres.
:en t. app e arances, be Aery,.; ea r ly,oh l x.,4Blresa.•
will be severe almost beyond example. The
State Prisoners, Orßrien, , Meegher, Alc'iV l an 7
us and 0' Dortobeet.hairebeen, transported to
/Van Diernan's.,Lund.. -,.. • ,a.
In Frairce great excitement existed in re.
lation 'to Roman affairs. •• England is: !laid to
have remonstrated Tigainst i the FrcuCli 'pro.
ceedingg, ;ntio' liave,•„offrorally,,nualO tlie:
amply) , how •long the -Pi enbli - urttly'is to Stay
in'lloine ; and whethitieff;:eoce,wris„resolifed
to support the ,:rope. Vice French Legat
or it arrVesuit journals are setting up a cry
for the aßsolute and unconditional i es,tor [akin
'of the Pope: But a • correspouclent of the
liii.oss, on .reliable inlcirmation, says dial no
such lolly is intended by the :French GOY- .
ernroerd. ,
_ .
The Monitor contains a. despatch Jrom
Gen. Oudinot, which gives an elaborate and ,
vivid deScriptien of the final assault on lhe
29th of June. The Romans fought most dear
perately, leaving 900 dead, and 125 prison
ers in the hands of the French, including 19
officers of all ranks,nine of whom - are de..
scribed as oreigners. • The French admit
only 9 ed, 110 wounded.
It is said the Nei, overnment of Rome
is kantip'use'd individtrats=mile
man and two Frenchmen, and has been es
ished au,Rome. The pontifical arms had
bei4put.up.—the tri-color remained.
liuktoswv AND AUbTRIA.--The Hungarians
coiltinifein carry on the unequal struggle
with'indoinitalide, energy and courage. A.
great battle is said to have taken place he
t vireed 111401 aitigEifiatili and liiisshiris isn itie
2d of July, in , which the Hungarians pioved
kicteriousi. Thd Hungarians were 80,000.
strong—the Russians 110,000.
Kossuth the Hungarian leader, has issued.
a proclamation calling upon tl - e people, in
the most emphatic language to rise in arms
against the invadeis. Thu war cry is 40 death
rather than detest."
The Liverpool corn market Is dull. In
dian corn has declined—m wheat there is no
change..
0" The subjoined article b'gillg• rendered
almost unintelligible by reason of errors, as
it appears nn our first page ; is republished in
a corrected form below 1,. •
BETTER TIIAN" OUR FEARS.—A. writer in
the N.4l,s?tiserver, from a comparison of
1829 and 1849, hag drawn an inference
most decidedly, in favor of religious progrvss
in' our country. In the former year there
were, according to published statistics, con
nected with the
,churches of nine .spsciAo
denominations, one million and thirty thou
sand members. In the churches - rof the
same denominations. the preserit o ,year, there
are two millions eight hundred and- forty-five
thousand-members. The proportion of pro
lessors in the former yoSar was short of one.
wellth of the whole population; the -present
year it is more than one eighth. The
gain of professors on the whole popu
lation he makes to be more than 33 per
cent. M2O years. If the increase should
continue in the same ratio, the proportion of
professors at the end of the next 20 years
will be more than one fifth ; at the end 6140
years . it will exceed orte-thud at 60, one
-hall---at the -end Of-80- it _will__ include the
whole population. young Children accepted
Arid ho thinks considering the largeness of
God's promises, that this is not too much to
expect.
EM!
.etters have been received in Phila T
delphia, from . ➢ors. Judson (Fanny'Pories
ter',) dated Mau(main, April 21st, in which
she says : lam decidedly better than I was
One month ago, and there is now every pros
pect of enti , rsi recovery."
4:*—Gen. Taylor's last notion erop realized
to him tlie,t3ig.price ot.einht ocints : a pound.
INTcw,, rAbuertionnento.
' Brigade Inspector.% Orders.,
RLIERS No. I.—Suction IGih of the Re.
O
vised Militia Law of April 17th. 1849. ro
qu4res ell ilia uuilormed Companies attached to
the Fiist firigado to meet on the third MON
DAY' of%Aitgust between ,tho 'hours, of 10 and
6.o'cMck, to eleet.opmCaptain, one First Lieut.
and ono second LieuteneM, in each compapy; - 7,
the thiptimis areOrnpaines 'Shall appoint' two.
officers or,. members of the company to.hoht bald
election, fairly and impartially, end to . make a
true Mitt correct rothro thereof, dnd when 'kid
Election shall have closed, luplicate returns
thereof shall be mada out and signed by,said
trieenberti, ono of which shall be filed with the
papers of the conmany, and the other they shall
cause.within ton days thereof to be delivered to
'the undersigned. • SAM'L. CROP,
augl , • -• • Rrigade Inspector.
' • ' ATTENTION!
THIRD BATTALION CUMBERLAND VOLUNTEERS
v7O thire - horebrnoo6ll — toitteer;orr tlfir3d
~1.,.,1140nday of August for the rump's° of elect.
leg company offidera l J HUN. TER,
augt .` ' • ' " Maj. tom. 3d Hat.
• •
CARLISLE INDEPENDENT LIGHT ARTILLERY
y ,
, ou•nro hereby notified to meet ' on 313
MONDAY of August, at the Armory; for
'the purpose of electing Comttny Oelers.—
, •
Ilinpelection open" from *tr.6',o'clock,
J 'HUNTEtt i .Capt, Cpm.
'augt • "; .0 . •
' AILTI'MPVI I .IO2II' , .
.fIifiVIBFiRLA ND thi:EYS. You are or':
dared to parade at , the Public House of M' ,
Hdffinari; Cututt. tfall,,oullONDAYi,the 6tti,
df"Augttdt• mit, V' 10 o'eleei, A. 1 1t.,'U'ort-,
plately,mplipped for, drilk , By,' order' of.:the
Captain pEp.,xissuicm,i();
WrArglgetiiin 'for •Odmiiiissiened . Officerii
,pf aiddi€ompatty . will :be
quid: lgoo. 4,3,,y,..prd0r•0f
v. "" ' ' 'Cep( g'AM.' 'STUART.'
~J r
'l -;.te,rii?Y4 .l vott , ilittk•RP.M.oc;loll-fpr..titirten
1 -llito tors or-tho"Coriittorlabd \falter,
tutthlit'otoot,tooLcOmpanr of Diolcitisim:VoWn
tAlgi f .l 3 ll l to%V. ' M a g . 2,6i w bs
bfispia,OotTipanyiiit'utokiOtion't4ivitshipr'g „ , 1 1? '
A.uldt.SO. ,
i
. 0 German;3ll nvt English r Jounials. '
,1 -
~ TLlPS4,pirskip.l,9l4iLlaiLtcuesx3ivo the J. ur;,'•
imbeiStilid'Stinatfc 01111 llo`use of Repx9go to.
niivs4 are Iliotliby tiOtiffeirthit`ttio4•htivp If on
r , meivod i is this
• (dice,' an l heetrOtdy: fo
r li s
buti?i. , By order of the‘,Coimiessonev3.
i
't ,, ) , =it ,Th , '' , Ateeith—WAltlVEY;•Cl'itli ' .
i i:icomrkpago,Carlisle,il;.!;: ~,:).!'
- ~! i
i - ' 84 PlikT10 1 , 6 4etra : Wa4texh i v;,,,,
o'llig• ii rd ot , o OW Directors' of ,Monroci
iimmelipTiviiihirtit icilkliliplciYl BIGHT! , TII4.!
1:P1R i,for,,s4 ; I die t tylor; „wilt . milp,t $ atA he
lh•011 aof :J oh n Paul; hi,olitirolittiwni ig*thplast;
E3 , /iTilltErAlS'4l+2Viiiripiit ,*thYlikr. ill° . ex'aiti.'
naticui , Phri.9.o B- 110pettill i f 4 hesr4Poi d vitt4 Awl I
illatoiis, y eider ro ,'-.. e °aid., •-• -,'(:. ro' • 1
; , ! 1 / 4 iuglteztot•,t , r-.7OIINaIeS.N . D"Tf .siteey: i
4 , v's 1 cvliu'areTati
s'Avi3vb.sifivi , l l
4W.,110: ILE4ki v i: o 1 4
atbilp t e?? at tuAitaPft,644,o*ypiootAaßg
=
.ILteytiou
- ..± - , -- :•: -- 74t,:!rC101441 Enu' , c s i'-' l '7''''','"7 - •
i
',.l'f:is' - iow'otti tfY na . koled, and generally
..k,lie4ty, ini 9foq, circles that ; Jelin 'A.
,94 nbl the 4:.!if9,ta
. tda{9h: Canal
down over ainth ' ittinly Niireid:-)ha.
Loco ' ' . • ' . taii 6ic '
9 licka r , t w hen ho t even . y:,,str
ouins bes!'" tAtiis itran ii,with 4liat latph. •
iy.c , ot
f uhfugAS' cipaMet hn'tlrmyoste i tsi!e .
l'iLbabfoeo idifi'diteici. , cc t krelinistancein•
.~oved taihouS to. Lewis Cass, and_ it id a
strange com3idence that the4olineal pros
4190JkoL3,ahn_A-Gamble are similarly threa
stenekl. -
,_,..,...r ... -
" 1/7 5. .lanie - s . 'Sitmas dissipated youth
at Cincinnati, Ohio, has eon wrested fors
A 9.1 . 1,0414- --I.lilciagl9F:ElJa ily,..by..ptling
arsenic in`-their_teli. NiNit e peisons were
taken sick i ltial it 'Was iliOnght all would ser•
wive, - It was supposed that. his
.8 N in
poitsonini. hig 'll:filter' mother arid ' the dle,
family, was to tome into possession of their .
property, supposing, doubtless, that their
deaths Would be attributed to Cholera. .
•
Oar' ooN.—The population of DregOn
aceottliogAo a reCe.i!,ccneuit le 8 : 606, Motu;
ding npWArds - of 660 loleignors. .There are
2,506 iotors. •An election hit. Territorial
CounciP,iancl.One Delegate, to Congreip, was
to be held.O . Ne first. Monday in June....'l
C*--.4 fire broke out among the steam
boats at S.tt.ottis, on:the Several were
w e V t le•yEta . iirA•tmrc E llvealost. , '
szvratura 01111
TUE Subscriber has comtrieficed selling MT
'his entire stock 'of DRY GOODS at , grehtly
reduced price,lo Make coon; for a large ettock
of. Felt and Wirt* Goods. As my assortment
is very large and complete,. purchasers will find
it decidedly profitable ,to call and invest their
7 ervelt-tet-tateitablishmentell - one autrall se
enrethe best bargains over had in Carlisle. Ninny
goods will be sold- tar below cost, and all at
prices below low water mark. I have a large
stock of 13001'S AND SIIOE`t on hand
which I will closeout at low figures. Also, a
lull assortment of.CAIWE'rIN GS nt all prices
•and lest, not lenef, a prime lot of G ROCE
RIES, Sugars, Coffees, Teas, Molasses, Rice,
&43.---Vrealh•-and, Cheep—: licooket the o,ld
Stand, Best' Main Street. C OGILIi Y.
Tobacco and -Cigars.
JUST received and for sale wholesale and re
tail titb-best.and elieaNst selection of CI
GARS to ho found any, where out of theleity
The selection consists of •
ranaderos, Emilia,
Cestollos, La Prymavera,
Plantation, Leon D'oro Regalia.
Principe, . La Grata,
Venus and Figaros Alolessadora, &c.
All of the finest Cuba and Ilavana Tobacco,
and pat uP in the neatest manner, besides I
have dieellent sizes and the best Melees. Also
the best Congress and Cavendish TOBACCO
both plain and sweetened, at reduced prices for
cash. Call end .examine toy stock before par.
chasing. I will seU-by the box Its Pow as they
eanito had id the city. Don't forget the place
oppo4ito the railroad office.
Carlisle; 'mgt. 1' 11 CRISWELL
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT EXECUTOR'S SALE.
ON TUESDAY, the 241 of-Octoher next, wall
he sold at,ruh lie Sale on the premises in Mon
roe township, Cumberland County, Pn., the fol
lowing Real Eetate, late the property of Petei
Bricker, deceased:, Mx the ForgAßoad, 1 mile
east of .Spring Forge.
No. I—Contains ISO ACRES rf first-rule
Limestone Land., The tinprovements are a
large Stone House, Bunk Barn, Wagon Sheds,
Corn Crib and Other out-buildings. Also, a
first-rate Spring near the door, and an orchard
o f choice fruit .• . ,
No. 2—Oontaining 109 ACRES, Limetitone
Land, fltliDlllB the above. The improvements
are a one story House,n Bans. Barn, and other
out-buildings, and a Truant House, and several
Trill.
t it:t o r t, the Both Farms are in
140. 3—Containing fid ACRES, adjoining No.
2, and one-fourth of a mile south of Churchlown;
nhout-Mn-Acrea.arm cleared; dm - remainder is
covered with fine Umber. a
No. 4—Contains 11 ACRES, on the south
gide of Yellow Breeches Creek. The improve
ments.sre, o good Log House and sod
good Sprig ottnl the laud is under good colti
vallon.
Np, s—Contains about TWO ACRES on the
Forge RaNkoneAnilti'east of Spring Forge.—
The improyeMents are a large two-story House,
part stotte,Franie Stable, ,filacksmith Shop, and
other out.honses, Witlin first-rate Spring in th
basement story of the liouse: •
No. ti—Contams shout THREE 'ACRES''
unimproved land, on thn York Road near
Oliurchtown under good fence. •
No. 7—A ,
and well finished two-story
fIOUSE and lot of ground in Churclitown,
abotit 40 feet in front and. 150 feet in depth.--
Tindispittifble titles witile given for the above
properties. The aboVe"properties. shOwn and
all necessary information gOir,en to'persons wish
ing'
.to purchase, by
,Callitig. on either of the
stib'scribers, or on JolailLtitz, livinglon lots No.
5. Sole Vo commence, nt o'clock, when atten
dance' will be given and tiliMis made know'n by
CEO - ROE BIONDT
JOHN BRINDLE,
'\
"Meant re.
Aygupt Hs
• I A
Pei tufa' le Real Estate •
AT PU13J419 SALK
OW THUR AY the 4 th of. October neat, the
Subscribe will expose at public sale on the
premises in outhinidilleton township, Cumber:,
•berland county Pit., the flit.m lately occupied by
Jacob Lehman deceased, 4 thiles•south of Car
lisle and one mile north of Craighead's Mtil,
containing about 105 ACRES eif food limestone
,I.and,,in high state of ' cultivation and under
_ . • genii fence.: The impoventents are a
two story ; ; - , .
1 . 11 , •
.4).WELLING HOUSE,
large Kitchetroliistered inside and
.outside r tiJarkev.Cog.l3arnOVagifol-Shed, Corn
Crib's; and other..neceinirr out-houses, together
with a well of.;itov . er :water near the door,.
and' ati orettavtl.' with (Miry variety of chldoe
fruit. Also itt..lhe smite time and place will be
offered a tract of wa - ACRES of Chesnut Timber,
nein. the:Hollylron )V.orks;.Ontltd East side of
theundivided , half of
'-hotSimber. about 4 'miles
Aefee
WE
fro - m
!lolly, 'en' the Oast 'side of the Gettysburg
Itio; , : d.
Ott I.IIIOAY, the !fith 'of Oatolier;liteitt, on
the' . prerti i in_Monion
. toiFnahip, cemberlaint
COUllty,,P.4.,l,ll(4,Vacra late,,property of Jacqb
LeinTilile,ttletibased;.or''thd' road leadins front
Clnirehtown• to !Mishileaeie; i ltitCn_orth. of
:Churehtewni , .• otiood
'Limestone • Landt .in at high statetif,aeltiitation
and under, good fence bout•••l2,:kereatlf,,,, which
• is Jeovered firat;rato
prwhiments are a . two stow STONE •HOUSI4,
sone• ktory Kiteben;ft 11 4 okBarn,' , Witgoit Shed,
Corn Orib ,C.; liter. Preis anti Other necessary out-
Ibuildiaga• :-Alio;a,lnelei*filling neer •thit
• door.l so ton,okeellent!„Orchard ot
"ohnice fraiton. the •firetnisoe, • The obeyer Farms
are' iii every respect • excellent 'once:v. Indispu
,EgibidoiEoiiiiiin given. Persons wishing to .
;see;theahoye.properties can' 4loac...brealling on
Samuel LehmueincSodili :Middleton ,townshini,
id EMI Ihe.sWiadailier Windt I 'tit Saki
Aoitnainnienite A.4a
.ivhen:alitehtlande;lvill.he given.antl. terms made
•-knowtobSo , : t•ii,v/S',7,GEOHGE.,IIRINDLEjI
...' , ;August.r-ta, • u, , i',.Q%Exeatitor 4 ),
t , rierr , e
i , TH'E griderelignetboffere for sale' Ole followine
property;Ovltor ,,, T.VV,l3.ACßESlof land .eite•
CumbOrland
tori - -theY.trotelz , lonning'-frorti Carliel6.!to
Moohanibebuivablini.Pfeurmilew eeset 'of ;Car:
.soor. 11,e,iohe'ril's Tavern; havitig - thereisti
iiiilditrea Two Story PRA M E
'•,-,WEATF4I.I3,QA,REP 1 - 10iga
"Riteliqn;ilettely'novv;iVilhonli
,1801infer'llio.fient Iftiore ' tomalit'c,r
,tind" / 51 c 1 9
hEttitri ) Otage"elyfielf•EieltiO„ . 446(ifer.out
doisi,"''Thokit ore'` li altfo*,olipati
niorSs owe fritiftieti#,' e rr, igid"Nrareirr:- ,
neid iwop,4 y 4 1, ,"
is!! k e t Ori '
, •Tt'sritile
„OlAciefo„. ',./f•Kdociy,a PPPOVI ,I #,-PPtvisig3y ,
PIMP c:Cor P'Str, •it 4ifilv.po. rentett. for
lytil 9 o 3, ar.' • ii.kPP:44IO.PAVATArii` ,
g 4 2 fa '
'Diem "Abuertisetnentvc,
Ii,AYMOI4I) dr. CO.'S
tEAST 11.-G.E B. E
igh t ,,, , inE it • --
nug . _ _ Upon
/rein I tri'd, o'Clakln the afternoon. and 'from
7tdlo in tho4-eenipgi ADMiiiiON . 25 cents—
Children unctiril•SA cents.
Among the moat' ciOiispicuous.taii ureg of this
exhibition is the specirlien of the Hipr OPOT
AAIUS:! Gui r itileoff hy Capt. "John Taber 01
the ship Good Retui 2 ii, of Now Bedford,Nnss.
after a severe athisdesperate struggle, thednen
barely escaping with their lives, before they
,were able to dispatch them with tl;eir lances—
The Performing Elephant TIPPO 0, who bps
eaused such a grbat sensation. all over Europe, •
will go through a variety of Performances, r t uch
as Waltzing, Balancing, Ringing the Bell,
Creeping on his fore-legs, walking over his
keener, nicking him up-drawing n cork horn a
bottle, &o. Air. PIERCE, the Empertir of
all the Lionfi, IN 'TIE DENS OF WILD
BEASTS, Ilis performances di ff er from rill ,
._athers,_not-onlytin i i ho-skill - prd grace which—
he displays in, his exercises with the TEssit ru•
GnOUPE OF . •.
Lions, Tigers, Leopards, Cougars,
Panthers, &c.
But in the matchless and almost stmerbmium
command with which he exacts the obedience
of these fiercest and most remetselees tenants
of the desert, the foresit,llnd• the jungle. Mr.
PIERCE May have manyIMI.TATORS,.but
has no EQUAL.
The LIST embraces' all the finest 14virg
Specimens ANIMALS! that the
greet experience; entelpiise, and rerot.ri CS, of
The, prophet ors have 'enabled them to brine to
pe"ther in one LARGE 'AND SI'LLNIMI
COLLECTION, a lull description f the A ni-,
male contained in the Exhibition, wi;l be
in the Bills ut the principal Hotels, irevious to
the arrival of -the company.
The Company will give en exhibition at
LANDISBCRG, on Friday Aim. 10, and also
at DILLSTO Non Nroliday, Aug. 13.
aug1.1849
ROBINSON AND• ELDRED'S
ataly circits. t
THIS•MAMMOITI ESTABLISH
MENT, by far the most .extensivc, and
sustained at a, granter expense than any other
company nevi. inAiri United States, its travel
ing cortege consisting of over 200 persons rind
horses, it' is respectfully announced, will ex-
titbit in •
CA RLIS.f.,E, on Tticsrlay, the 14th of Augdat,
1849 ; for one dal/ only, •
By common cdusent of the equestrian and
musical world,
,here is congregated the bait
brass band, lady eqUestrian, principal eques
trian, scene.rider, vaulter and' tight rope den
, cers living—Master Hernandez, the world's
„wonder., accomplishing backwards every feat
ever
. ott3t)ipted forwards; the infant prodigy
Henrietta, a, child - ') years of age,..will perlorm
such acts' of horsernonship as to amaze all,be
holderin G M Eldred, the only dramatic aqua's
trian Ortant ; Mr. Robinson the'daring 4 and 6
horsb ; Mt Kincaid, Mr. FooThr, Mr. Ed
ward, and ti hosLoP others, all stars of the first
'magnitude, whoAvoidd singly, (ad they .hate
cone) create ienstition in any capital in Eu
ropa. • arr
OtrAtirirs.apangrom I - to. 5; and from 7 toll
o'clock, F. M.' Aamisaiint 25 cents,
"rho nbave , company Will4performan Peters
burg on the 13th; ntislewviLlu .the:lsth, and
in Shiprienaburg on the 16th catlgl;„lB4.9.
. , .
In the Com il of COMM' On . Eleas of
' CunibeVntt...
letounty. -- --
- -No 6,5,-Atig,TormOS.l9-1-Set-Fa.—P-:-A-et D.
WHEREAS, George Oyster, , an the, Court
of Connhou Pleas,to -wit—or-the term
of April, tata, bolero Samuel Hdpburn; Esq.,:,
and his Associate Judges of the •same Court,
did by consideration of the' same Cow reco
ver against John Moon, late of yoUr ,, county, '
yeoman,. a certain 'gum of three hundred4ind
_fifteen dollars . wr 1-mono . ' Pen : v
debt, attoladflo.4l.4,Xttinit - .withal. anid qeorge
, Dysteri-m,ant court ~ were lit:arise . adjudged
•
for his dirnitikee Ohielt.he suettnned iireeqsjon
- orthedetention irlihar Debt ; 'wliereoft the-Said
, dohii•lloontiecohy s iet; titi.appears ollecara i ?!lre.,
'il 'And, w here a s;.tb ek said.:lJ oh n xiition , . hinfrai rice
~:
died, and letters ol Adrniniatration havelieen
regularly isined jiji:tliii — frektiitWlSTViiid edinn!Y
to Benitunin.Hrion find" Aliraliain H00n, — ;,, ,. .,:.
IsiOnce la hereby giterflo:Be'rijOinin ' Thiciii &
Abralumf HoonigaseuroViEtirJOhitilition4ent
''with itotice , to'DltirytHeimit(widevipi:John Mien.
"Henm ifloon; '`Baniarriitt'll'otail , Ab:ritt Been;
Pollytinn, and julitoAbh-13'obit7 hen* dr Jaw.
If
oon;dee',4.; That' , llMy_bo..and anken'iliefiarsii .
our ludgetknt;cilitisto,utlouri,Fourt . o r Gonir,7
. ni,on P ‘ leatr; there coliO,h'eld the fopithi34 i;:':' , ..',
D4.7ir'ttfiAtidust'llext; - to shot*Pcnugolt "/",
they linve,vtlyihd , said George .filly,aietici C'
not to have Ins said . hOgrnent_revflyed; dedf ' bk. , .
#
1 1 - 6 - ini - g hp c ii.7o - , '
tiv,4 a#90404011* th - din:, or ,:
' hi§ debt Antt'dititipediettfottenid; oneotdinti lot th'o'..
, 'foece;`TormVsitid ,, effriet 'Of thO okeirtFoto htbiti•%;
'`'iliddi'if,'lfo.thtn,.k. o 64 l lVint'se , t l tOilliOn.F#Atlfic
'I i; , VVii tt §',' ntairltsleAhe'l 9th, day of Ittitt,'"4lB49e.
' i • ' 2t,iigi t .499‘,. , v , LTA Ett-'HOFFER • Sh'flitg•
'Wan ' e , fig')
t,
find liberal wa-
ILI fe o' l . B Bl8 1 8i 0094:,itgrPeYPtF TA N 1 1Pl4°1 ~
' Carlii§le:"VotiO!. neer - Bpm bii bf: teed
habb_a OA, 011.13..0
6;l<. ary,,,$TUE . Sirrievpry - vhritrelaiMolo3
•JJI Wholosale br ot'lho very iirwest
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