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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 384 9.
-DEZOORAT/0' WHIG. TICKET:
Canal Commtssionet,
HENRY M.TULLER,
Or. LIIZERNE OIONTY.
• . - .dssembfy,
GEthIGE i'ennetioro
DAVID S. RIMSEIA, of Hopewell.
cotipAissioner.
BJ:EWA:IIT MOGgWAIsl,of
.JOSk.rli MoDERMONIY, of Newville
• Tremairer.
WM. M. PORTER, of: .Parl)sle.
Diteitor of the Poor.
RUDOLPH MARTIN, of N. Cumberland
c . Auditor.
ALEX. DAVIDSON, W. PAnsboro' (3 yrs.)
THOS. T. GRAHAM, S. Middleton { (2 yrs.)
Coroner:
THOMAS C9NtYN, of Cirlislo.
WHIG: STANDING COMMITTEE.
The members.of the Whig Standing Com.
mittee of CUmberland county (appointed at the
last county convention) are requested to• meet
•• at the Public , HOuse of Henry Glass, in the ho;.
ough of Carlisle, on SATURDAY,...the 15th of
'September, at 2 o'clock, P. M. general at
tendanco ht earnestly requested as business of
'importance will be transacted.
WM. M. PENROSE, Chairman.
Carlisle, Sept. 5. 1899.
Oni' County Ticket.
CHEERING P.nosssars I—We continufi to
bear the most favorable reports of the pros--
peels of our popular. County Ticket. In
every quartet, of the county it gives unbour.-
ded•satisfaction. Nostisfut„,o,n,gepftt e
Whigs
. of - a subslantiar Victory but tle
most shameful inactivity. On the other hand
our opponents are far from being satisfied
with the state of things in their ranks. Their
TiCket they know and feel is not as good as
they desired, and some portions of it many
conscientious democrats find it impossible to
endorse. The violation of aid party rules
and usages, at the dictation of a domine,ering
clique in Carlisle, wilt not be submitted to by
scores of out opponents, who see that their
Sheriff - ha's been taken from a
section of the county which had no claim
to it.• But we caution the Whigs of the
county against being lulled into inactivity
by the appearance of dissatisfaction among
our opponents. We have a'plain and straight
forward duty to. perform. It is to organize
our party end prepare vigorously for the con
test. We have every encouragement to
work, and everything to fear - froin indiffer
ence. Let no man undervalue the impor
tance of the coniest, or the strength of our
oppOnente. Every Whig vote will'be wen
fed, and sill our energies must be devoted to
securing the full turn-out of our party at the
election. In full vote we have the only
hope, of { ictory.
Mn. FULLER IN PRILADELPIIIA..--Me
'earn born . the city papers that the talented
VI big 'candidate for Canal Commissioner,
Henry M. Fuller,.arrived in Philadelphia on
Wednesday last. On the next day•he was
invited to the sessions of the Rough' and
Ready Convention, the members of which
be addressed in a speech of wniza elo
quence and force, touching upon the great
interests involved in° the approaching elec
tion. The address excited enthusiastic ap
plause, and animated his .bearers with new .
zeal and energy for the. contest. A great
Whig Ratification Meeting-was also held
in the city on Monday evening which was
addressed by Mr. 'Fuller, Senator Cooper
and ;other-,distinguished speakers. The
Whigs of°the city and county seem to be
waking pp in earnest for the struggle. The
visit of Mr. Fuller to the city has been atten.
ded with the happiest effects, and has given
all Who 'have seen him the most gratifying
evidence that he is, a candidate worthy of our
great cause and principles. •
_ THE, PRESIDENT AT EgjE.—We learn
. that Gov; Johns* reached Pittsburg on
. „
Tuesday , evening horn Erie, where he left
Gen. Taylor on :Monday. It appears that
when about 12 miles beyond Meadville, the
6 President Wee Attacked, with sudden. illness
• attendedwith . ; vomiting. He was at once
, placed uLsi separale,earriage' Ard Attended
Ky Dr . . Vy . obd,was,driv . en to Erie as soon as
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noon, and.being • m'a burrito lever :was at
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IMPORTANCE
,OF THE CONTEST.
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Dat3i - of 2 T ,
It WIPP often the case With the Wine Par
ty that saleyfinaking a gigancic'and success- .
44ttitort. P Presidential-Or Gulietpatorick
'struggle, tkPy fall beiCk•iutd,:'WfdillictiritOe
inactivity in succeeding ''cbr.ttitbd, thing
ai)ow thet.tresiderit . or : Gov
oli6iceloinicnebarifissed!hY hie bitterest pp r
Porlettfi6fTh'ifputzefantial frurts'al , the great.
victory are thus. effectpally lost. One year
ago we were almost absolutely certain of e.
tecting a Whig Cougr OSP. The apathy' of our
friends this year has j plrnopt,•it mot absolute-,
ly, defehted that result. The great victory
achieved in the• election pf-Gen. Taylor is
thus almost barren of practical effect—tor
although the Preirident and hfs Cabinet can
make a change efritin, they are utterly pow
erloss to cause the change of measures, now
so greatly needed by our suffering public in.
terests. They Oannol_re-model the Tariff, of
change the Sub.Treasury•law, op-effect . any_
other desired change, with 'a locoloco - Con.
grecs - working in direct opposition toWlFtbeir
efforts,
But what we mad have thus lost in the
Union, we still have time and opportunity to
prevent in our.own State. The great victory
I of last till gave ukailling .Governor—and, as
he has proved hirnsell,-oneof the ablest and
wisest Governors that has ever adorned the
Executive chair of Pennsylvania. Within one
year, under' Got Johnston's administration
our Slate has risen up"with new poker and
strength. Every man in the COmmobwealth
knbws it—every interest and, instil lion ii
our,borderefeell it. The Harrisburg Inielli
gencer thus briefly sums up what we have
gained—
"The Whigs proinked the people to bring
abour'a more - or-hi:I18615mo - state of affairs •in
ths_commonwerilth when they obtained the
ascendancy. They are now in the ascendan
cy, and witness the effects. One of fifirs} .
the esyrklishment of the-sinking, fund
w • reby at 'eat f,200,00r) or $300,000 will
. towards the reduction of the. State debt the
very first year, which will go on greasily
incieasing, until - in the com-se of twelve or
fifteen years' ' if Whig policy be. continued,
one halt the State debt will be wiped off, and
the necessity for the ptesent three mill lax
upon real estate will be entirely removed.—
And at the same time that this glorious work
is begun, the ordinary expenses of the goy
ernment are all promptly paid ; the "old
debts," contracted by Locotoco officers on the,
public works are liquidated; the interest on
the State debt is paid ir. specie funds! the old,
_ragged_Relief_notes_armcaneelled-,--end- their ;;,
place supplied with handsome cleaa bills
the Noith Blanch Canal is put in a train of
completion, and confidence is restored
.end
prosperity everywhere prevails, so far as
-State legislation can hffeet it. These are
some of the first fruits of Whig administrim
lion in Pennsylvania. •Contrast,thisconaltion
with the past, and *bat honest citizen dries
not see and rejoice at the happy chance, and
does not earnestly hope for the continuance
of the policy which produced it?"
--The great duty we could
whisper in the ear, and impress oh the heart
of every Whig voter bi Cumberland wilily
is, that this prosperous administration of the
government must be sustained. We owe it to
Gov. Johnston—we owe it far more to our
own interests" and those of the . Common
' wealth--that the systerir which has been
' commenced shall be continued. Cumber
land-county-is-under obligation. to contribute
to the great result by the electiekof two Whig
members of the .Legislatnre: And this she can
do if she wills it. Our candidates are good
dnd worthy men and can be elected if they
receive the entire Whig vote of the county.—
To secure this the energies of every Whig
,should be vigorously devoted. Let all work
to secure a GRAND WHIG RALLY AT THE
BAX.LOT-BOX I Let every Whig in every
township regard this as his special duty.--
Our whole ticket will thus be secure of its
election. Arouse ! Whigs ! there is no time
to be lost ! Stir up the inactive—rouse the
desponding—push foiward the young 'and
active—we can tritrinph if we will!
• --••!7"-
The Scho .ILaw l
As we understand the aillendments to the
School Law passed at .the last seamen, are,
regarded as extremely-odious by some per
sons and as a prejudice has been attempted
to be excited against the Whig Legislative
candidate, Mt'. Rupky, on this ground; we
publish below ti list of the members of the
House who voted for the new law, showing
that the responsibility rests equally upon both
poles: 3 1 1 r. Rupley, , it wilt be seen, did not
vote:
Whigs.—YEAs;—baker, Ban, Bent, - Biddle,
Bull, Cornyti.•Dunctia,fHenry'S. Evans. Fen
ton, Gillespui,.lliggins,l Large, Lewis, John
IVlcKee,_McLapublin,-McSherryi-RutherfordT
Rynrian, Seibert, Shively, Steele, ,Stubbs,
Swartzwelder, Weirick.-24 •
.Locos.—YEAo.—Bloom, Both, Carl, Court
ney, Fapsold, George ? Gordon, Grove, Has
tings, Lumberton, Lauback, Luckenbach,
McCalitiont, McCullough,, MO McKee,
Meek, Pinter, Redick, Roberts, Smyth, Sou-
Aler;Taggirl,_WelterSilhiolter;lSpeaker.-24. ,
So, it 'seems tip a emgular comeidence ifie
bill' *elide itif number of
vales froth 'each 'ptirtY : :'•There iii :" no''.room
therefore School Bill for ihe'nialtaleo-.
tura'of " ".,„ `;
~. Tim gasp ori Ricy,-,,-It, appears ,tba
cwr,,,
the Secretary, ol..Smie,"by order of Preeldblit
Taylor, rmmeAlaiely.,updp; bearing ',the facts
of the,Abduction of Rey, alias Garcia, from
. ' ~.
New Crleaus,
_instructed Gen. Campbell, our
,Consul at ,H*vanit , tiii 'dexnand -his return to
the pelted Stales r ou tbe,grhund • that,he was
beniuttliii Maintain'dlin; f6y)Oaliiiiiy , of,tbe
percorfilf.everYinpill, illillile.dlo the,lprotricL.
linn , al-'pr,rNfporjf7 l ll l, 9,9 l lbtll° o 'iOnd ja -w " B '''
The denian4,,wae acepr n dtbgly , :tritidei.itnit=
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Qiletnie. Be'';, - ,now ifectites tbi:4, , im i4is 19ioi.;`,
'NY' ''titidugrd '' The National. ate igenceri
;,.ihMilailly..cofnfro l l (MAP mallMi; ~ E ;--..„1.:
I` , 4f ,, rti . 'e piptise 'pkiteeed bY. th e,Pitehie9t, in:
?,11nd laming ifromi ti lly,ilin honor 01 , thiflocoun
iryLin,3lhilora Ifs! itor . i,.whilo : lie' ; wad: alga
.p,ngageitinirifniri anneetbe, faith int treides
"br 80 0.1 8 0 1: 03 1 0"Aillegel ,eipeditie ri iiiiiiiist.
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Completion orNorth Brauich Canal.
Odeioltliii . .nteer4sTciiitti;Sitbjectit
the last Legislature bill for the 1:e-com
rilencerrtene:e.lkiigrlFen- the up finishea Ist Of In
Branch tanalP, ,, , ;Gov-...Johaston had .in hia
Message ,amtunnped himself - friendly to' the
Work"; but, yr as equally well knoWn tole op: ,
posed to any...ineteise of the State Debi for
'that purpose. 4.ocorocoism promptly seized
• • •
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upon•the s queption Ike hopeless endeavor . to
throw, difEculties in the way of the new
..ad;
ministration, and' the
,strife between the
friends and opponent, errthe dtfierput, bills
presented fiffetliircti trpose,ol securing an ap
propriation, became mankind exelting.lhi
Gov. Johnston strocid . firm altglinsi any in
crease of the State Debt, and through hil3'
foresight and judgment a plan wasit length
devised by - which an appropriation was' se:
cured for
1 2,0
the rth Branch Canal withoufa
dollar being, . dea to State indebtedness,, or
even withou mterlering with the Sinking
I.7und:whichAad been established for the re-
ducttori of the,bebt." By the letter which•we
give below from , the State Treasurer, it will
he seen that the friends of the North Branch
canal have not been disappointed in their
expitctations, but are now about' to realize
~ the substant . ial, benefits' of me plan tvhich•
w o mt so bittelly opposed' by the locidopp par
r iy. .
rrom Mr. Ball's exhibit of the State of the
Treasury (which we omit in detainer want
of room,) it • appears that he came iiito office
• with a debt incurred against the current m
emo of $261,863 3,610 meet the February
iinlerest..._Thialas_been-met.and-liquidated;
an extraordinary amount, to meet the sr.:
rears of debt clue for wages and materials on
• the publics works, was, also, paid; the Au•
gust interest was fully provided for in specie
funds; and yet there remained in the Treas.
ury on the 14th of Augßat, thebandsome 're
sidual sum of $305,165 00. Starting with
this balance, mi estimate is rrTae which, re-_
sults in leavings balance 'ln'the Treasury on
the .Ist day of February next of $164,226 13,
after proyiding for the Slate interest becom
ing due on that day.
The above result is alter payment of $204
438 87,.te the sinking fund towards the ex
tinguishment of the State debt. It is further
- estimated that 830000 will accrue to that
,fund during the next year. It is yet further
calculated that, during the next:year, $750,-
000 to $900,000 may be applied to the cow
_pletion_of__the-North
,Branch Canal. This
gratifying exhibit Mr. Ball has rt . :Moiled to
the Governor in the following letter, in which
' he also shows the attempt of the Locofoco
Auditor General to defeat and prevent the
proposed apprca,:...._
To His Excellency, Gov. Wm, F. Johnston . :
By the foregoing statement I report a bal
ance in the Treasury'applicable to the North
Branch canal of $164,226 13. The Auditor
General prepared and signed two reports to
your Excellency on this subject, the firkone
showing an unappropriated "excess" or bal
ance in the Treasury of 52,716 13 and the
second one an unappropriated balance of
$22,726 13. rcould not concur with th d p e t
officer. in either of said - reports . , therefore -
clined signing them.
I could not, conscientiously, sign either of
them, far the reason that they , fell short of
the sum rec j uired; by the Act of Assembly,
for_the North _Branch canal, by over--11127;-
000 ; while my estimates, which I hove
carefully revised, showed a sum more than
sufficient to authorize the commencement
of that'work.
Tinder the circumstances, I deem it to be
my duty to lay before you the foregoing
statement exhibiting the - unappropriated bal.
once in the Treasury, in order that you may
take such action in the premises as in your
wisdom may be best for the interests of the
State.
The estimated • receipts in the Treasury
from the public works, outstanding taxes,
and other sources of revenue mentioned, are
sect upon a careful' examination of the in
ome from those sources in previous years,
and it is confidently believed they can be
relied on, especially ji collections.are press
ed with hal energy,Wehich 1 am aware'it is
your desire to infuse into the business, ope
'''eations of all the departments of the Ghvern.
mint. A considerable sum can also be 'rea
lized by pressing the collection of the large
amount of •accounts now in the handg of va
rious collecting agents.
The large Appropriation of over $1,200,000
to the publidt t works, by fife lateGeneral.As
sembly, will discharge the State indebtedness
.thereon, and Will free the Treasury the com
ing year of that but then_,. In consequence,
we may safely calculate that.co more than
$300,000 will be required by-the State works
the ensuing year. Hid this view of the sub
ject, there can be no hesitancy in saying that
the Stale debt may be reduced at least three
hundred thousand dollars next year, and, at the
same time, give, undei the Act of the tath
of April hy,3t ihesurp Jr0m 4 117.00,00021.6
190060 towrild — thi completion otthe North
Branch canal. '
It now remains with your. Excellency to
decide what shall be done in the premises
We, present season.
• With high consideration, I have the honor
• to be your obedient servant,
G. J. BALL
• I,TREASIIRY DEPARTATNT,
f3irrisburg,lugusti4i 1840.1 , •
• The report otilte TreaSurer to the '`...Thier
'nor hae been, proniptlyloilbWed by a , notice
" , from the Sxecutivii . to , the • "Canal Comnite
., , •
'Blotters, Re directed,by'theACt of Assembly )
and It now lentairiajor them ti'rnianifesttheit:
dispcshion tOwardilbe'erwipletiori 'of 'the
,great'State work in question.; With: the rude;
'ay accruing to.thelreasitiy'as Tastes theisx-,
periditure required to keep the ~lariest totes ,
'at''work, the : should' , be' 7 1:io:dillay%in"' . the
. ,
corn aitinedat ent and'completion of thhatiql.
N>the•irileiliganee of the appnitirlatiori of hu l a'
atulfancti4One thousand ;doilaraLth
obrhplatiOn qt l .tliq North :finnich:Canal,
will iiejoy ft&=tntelligenoe tn:theivroilm of
r. thin , sedtion of the §tate j ,ada
,nnlither to
qf financial olidy:` and
Wise gOiCitiment.qchiq4ed , by, thikmiinitablp
IltiarittniqtratiO4'o
Facmirriori:=-The'litrish
giorclleptiPlia: • learns . . - Welgraphi that
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Cheering;ftiom the lireitt;4,
• The..viesvn 'Onion _Ol..our Siate,promiscs.
to do wellleijhei WbigriOntinee,ileirair M.
FULLER ) . andohe. principles • upon which he
is nomiriatck
,Gazette of a
few daye44, , proMistrai majority, ranging
fro ni.tvir - a three fthensia ler Fuller, 'and
that- present appearances': in tbe es t
'indicate a agiriMA;igrikl;
Wetinglartittuntyleitirs,We44o promises
••W'fak'.. Will,ilt4terbest, shorn she
is ol
pro Mises a :.Whigvietory,.and she: Will re !
disem;.her pledge:? Yoang Liiorence .
plant her maideh eword`in'the' Democratic
rsoks,and gain : a.brillifint vidtory. Put her
down , asostront ; Whig county. We' have
,inottiinc•fo disedurage - n to any part of
Western Pennsylvania:' Our most dreaded
foe . is Genet* Apathy. .1f we can overcome
his paralyzing' influences, all will be well.—
UpyWbigs, and prepare for the contest.
- THE IRON MANUFACTURR.-HOW much
the Trop interest is saving:ln ' this country
by foreign competitum, May be best, judged
by the fact stated by the , Albany Evening
Journal, that the Directors , of the Andean
River Railroad Company have abtually paid
to Peter Cooper, Esq., of Trenton, the large
bonus of 11154,060, fork permission to retire
from a contract entered into with him for
rails. The contract was made for $67.50 a
ton, but since the English rails are offered in
the,.market'irietalimited quantities at 'about
•
$4O per ton, the Company, find it profitable
to pay Mr. Coo .615 , 1•000 , t. ede
contract With him a. nullity, and then turn
afauud and buy English iron. American
iron tntistets cannot live in the face of such
Compelitien. •
TENDENCY OP EUROPEAN APFAIRS.
A London•correspondent of the National In
telligeucer thus briefly sums up the leaden.
cy of aficirtrin - EirTolfri:
“France to a monarchical form of govern
mewl; Germany to a dimion.between,Aus•
tria and Prussia; Hungary to place herself
in the rank of independent nations; and
Rome under ihe government of the Pope,
provided the Holy Father will consent, and
Catholic Europe dill allow him, to establish
his temporal sway uPon moderate and li b e•,
ral
. prinpiales.”
This would seem to be a "true bill"— lag
mentable in some respects, especially
regards France, where so much hum/
blood will have been spent for nothing;
glorious Hungary Willstand a hrilliala licit
amidst the darkness around her.
TARIFF, CONVENTION.--A Tariff .1
vention of Southern and and .NortherniP3 -
agates was held 9t
Newport, R. I. a fa v
itu
days since. Theindy point settled, stte
policybirchanging it. ppssible the b 8 4 111 /
ad valarem to specific. An imeas
, ofiuty
in Iron, Coal, Wool and Wiollen tit Cot
ton goods, was thought adtitable. SOreral
committees were appoinyid to arian4h de
tails and to correspond vith differ i SntJegions
of the country on flii Neel. gr. Charles
'liaison, of waree , Mass. is Chairman of
the Comma -I ce to, ich the other 'Commit
tees are to report Gov. Davis is Chairman
of the Iron Co Mee. About. fifty dele
gates were prese . ..
How IT WO Ilp—A..fev days since,
900 tons of Rail oad/ron, from—Wal, ',,,
were landed at Ba ere, at $35 Per ton.—
The Philadelphia i ' News makes a cal
culation of the be , which would have
been received by , a , irmers; miners, and
laborers, if the iron , . been manufactured
in this country. Act, ing to their figures,
the operations of the rift of 1846, in this
single instance, have' ,nved these classes
of the sum of $43,14 0.
-To DESPONDING•.
of the recent election
whet can be accorn)
when they riwilte an
selves and their . \ car
ten (Lace) w” -
western dish
the election I
the Whigs wt
nized effort,
„nous ezertit
'OM have eel
jorily,• Let It
prOfit by thei
SYmPiqu'
in New Yea
with the Hui
erecied_hir—,
Iris'e and other. nalhintr
es vier° made by Ave,.
gee, and others. : 404
urging our government
independence oi 41ung•
Anuericannensuls
. tp
Cues Jr4l-..tiorimonicllo
EX32
.A.Zif • EDITOIILii - •
di;
by *th tha oditont'of•pa l
10th Cohlessionel'Diat
Easton, on the 20th
was appointed - to the Itit ,
tion•m!hich is to meet . ,
:81h,,Ol.Nove,mbir nest.'
request tJ.p §P1? 1
the; Legislature ,!tPls
rom kl
tha nc
ond.o4yOo4e.ilie pOlia
,
the nawspaperp of the
4. r 13 0 1 ' 1 110 -118 C
Ydrii
wordy, occurred from h
of last mOniti:
paper it is etatud'thiselhe!
"is dysoni'ery~~ has
upon the 'ioidg 'and jecibi
VARA
A LEOTION
olocciiareactid:
O
5; th
0 1 : 17 atOck C ° 11 9.!
"6(410 rot id qinSirTittl;
6; 1 28 ' 1E1011f. `i
=3ll
41 1,1 *)filritOrMA PRP.
igi l egt•Pe
idritiiPilt4C6lll4ft
s w- 'By ich
Llie:cteamshiticaledoniajtvVlr' tirri.,
Veil last week, we have later and interesting
adVices horn Europe, 01 'which the afichiving
is a summary r . -• ' t •,- i
•'
I '
n.,Englan d melte s coillinue to lie' held
'to apress symp Wlth::',Lhe Hundittrian•
cause, and 'the unanimitreeG!,the
_public ori,
the question is very appalrent. A:. large;
.4neetinehad•juet bean ,held; iii Ethel:tar% at'
which the Provost presided.• . .:.`•,, ,
The Queen had returned` on, her . "visit to
Ireland. Her reception was said 4c) have
been enthusiastically magnificent. ' It was
' not uninornourily :so, of coerse-rthe young
'' ItelhridipartsdeMitrring to'their *platten' of
Royaltyp;lrictoria.iii the first Queen of Eng.
land with ever visited Ireland,/ There.has
not been i royal visit there in 40 years._ •
Rosre.—At Rome everythin is preparing
for the re,establishment of ther lolly power;
all inhabilants.Of other parts of Italy have
been commanded to leavee city. Three,
. eardinaishad already bitten named and had
ilt
arived at Rome to tprm a overnment Com'
mittee; and the probabili is, that notwith
standing the specious remises of liberal
measures, the Papal po er will be restored,,,
and sacerdotal despoils • be re.cititfibljahed as
,-- in the "good old tim - " before Pius evoked
the spirit of reform L .ich he was unable to
control. , t
HuNasay.—The - ••ws from Htingary re
cords some mum , • and some reverses to
the Hungarian to, ,-. , The allied armies so
f ar have gaine r t I t little. Hungary is, still
as far from bein cohquered as ever, while
its determined etence -and bold assaults
u po n its ene .es 'place them in continual
,danger of be , cut to pieces . in detail.' The
.retaking of . rib by the. Hungarians is con-
Armed by e last news, by which exploit
they have , plated , a vast amount of stores
belonging o the enemy, and so far crippled
the • . ' .rgey-is-reported-taitave had.-a.
- series o engagements with Grablie, who
, went in .• mutt of him alter lie broke through
the, R ian lines. Georgey,is reported to
have ,iltinued his retreat atiet tliese fights.
Thera: . irritator that trfight had taken place
subs.icent to these, and that Georger heti
baa , Paskewitch. This, however, wants
co =Hon, Luders in•Tritrisylvania claims
a Tory over Bern. There are various otb
e 'movements and engagements reported
' ,• omen divisions, but they amount to noth
' e decisive. At Vienna there is a very
'etterel apprehension felt that the Hur.ga
. tans will attack the Austrian frontier, created
.y their success et Raab, and the advange,hl.
• Igo bodies of Hungarians toward s Presburg;
1. garrisoLot 20,000 Ausuians,• mostly young
.roops, has been sent to occupy die latter city.
The Austrian government, it is said, talk of
f openhig negotiations with the Hurigatians.—
i All these thingflook favorable to the cause of
the latter, and inspire the hope of their final
triumph. • I'
FRANCE.—The Assembly has adjourned to
'the first of October: At the last sitting but
' one,
a personal altercation occurred between
M. Hastier and Pierre Bonaparte, cousin of
the.-President. Bonaparte struck Hastier—
both-Were taken into custody. Bonaparte is
. to be tried for the offence.
STATE CENTRATCOMMITTEE.—In pur
suance of the resolution of the Whig State
Convention; the President of that bfitly has
tinn.ouaced the following State Central Com
mittee for the -ensuing year : -
Morton MeMieht . NNirman. - •
Humphrey G. Hill, o I. Coleman.
George a. Hart, - 7 James Traquair,
Thomas W. Duffield, Joshua P. Eyre,
Caleb N. Taylor, . Samuel B. Thomas,
Nathaniel Ellm—*OA Isaac Bertelot,
Henry D. Marty iii* S. D. Lewis,
M. C. Mercer, James Moore, Jr.
Jno. C. Kunkel, Wm. It. Moir's,
Simon Oyster, M. Swarttw elder,
:Jacob Criswell, . Praneis_Jorditn,
Tiffin Allison; J. Stuart fiddle; •
Samuel P. Johnson, Wm. T. Sanders,
Alexander Franklin, W.F. Murray.,
.o,..,—Comstock & Co.'s List of Valuable
Preparations, consisting or
Tim. Genuine Balm of Columbia, for restoring the
jrlra .
Conners Magical Pale Extrbetor, for Pains and
Burns.
Hewett' Nerve and Bone Liniment for litieumetism
r McNair's Acoustic Oil for Deafness.
ys' Liniment for the Piles.
Lomstock & Co'a Concentrated Compound Fluid
Extract of Sarsapkrilla, for purifying the Blood.
Dr Spotlit's Sick Headache Itentedy....
the Mother's Relief—an Indian Discovery. . T. k
Lungley's Great Western Panacea.
.`r
Bev Dr Ilartholotnew's Expectorant Pink SM.
for Colds.
Pr. Colluel's Mixture for Secant Diseases.'
Sias.—Thd result
' hode lsfand shows
hed by the. Whigs
rt worthy of them-
Mr. Thurs.
tress in the
'spray. At
rity against
well orga
most siren
opponents,
ith 600 me
lend county
_ . .
Kohnstock's Vermifuge for Worms in Children.
And Mrs Brown's celebrated " Pain Killer."
for relief In Cholera morbus, Dysentery, Cut!" and
Bruises, healing sores on man or beset, &c. To be
taken internally or applied-rime wosh. All the above
valuable preparations, which wankel'. room prevents
us speaking of more particularly, hot which have.
obtal:ed the highest celebrity, aro for sale in Car
lisle by CHARLES' OGILBY, sole egelit. Printed
directions will be found with each article. .
New `buertistinents.`
Manufactory of Pocket Books, &c.
No. :52i Cheenut - Street, above Second ) •
PIifLADELPIIIA.
HO subscriber respectfully solicits public at.
T
tention to:his superior and tasteful stock of
Pocket Books, Bankeest,CasesPill Books,
Dressing Cases, Gard ;Cases, Port 'Mg
naies, -Purses, Pocket , Kn ives, and •
other fine Cutlery, Gpld Pens; and
Pencils; Seger Casett,„Chess .
------114en-F-.-Bactor ,-- Gammon,
Boards, DoritinathAsto.. •
His assortment consists of the most reddens
ble and modern styles; of the.finest quality and
excellent workmanship, embracing every &sir.
•able fancy pattern, which he will at all iinifte
be prepared taexhibit and furnish wholeiale or
retail on the most reasonable terms.
VrPurchascra whe desire to supply them
selves with articles'of the.bost will_con.
-cult - their - own - iritorestSßY ,calling. at this
tabliehment. . F SMITH.
•,', ' Pocket BoOk•Manulacturer, . •
Phila. 'seps 4m Chesnut Street'. • .
41 was held
sympathise
Banda were,
enetritalian —
Itred. Speech
! theitaltan fele—
o Were adopted
agoowlectge :the
ted',io recall, the .
8 ';(3(1 Vienna, 'L,
irdk-a-cucawn,.
*ae held
'shed in ` the
le Suite :at
delekati!
tel Coieri.
I ..urgog the
resolved, to
ntatiVes,
to.. vote kir
e. laws. in
io;
publ
ol t
.bio
Edit.
,
subecribere invito..the attention of Far-.
-47:_mereatid denten to theiiiapply of thie re
''rnarkable fortilizer-A 4 THEIR. O W N.
SCLECTED.I3Y AN EX ,
, 'PERIENOED' SUPERCARGO: .
!POI dry like othe PERUVIAN, it ie. all
„picked in , Whita„pottert..l3ngs--tbut,not. being
like.i Government monopoly; CAN DC AF.
Orders front, a distance eau po exaguied.by ue
either from our stocks here or at Now:Aro:irk.
' SOUTTER , 51:131tOUGHMON. ' '
38 NortkWhitryes;.Philitdeiphitt.' , ,
'eepts4t ,
Was
strict
de4s hi the
WI learn that
9. -th4;2,lth
;al t tte'saine
i)
e: ~ ievaihug.
, a,'.ost gavel
~,,,
-, ,, :''OARPETS sittrp OIL OLOTRS '.
, ; , *: . if:. don' Higi , t;ollEAP-WAREHOIISt , , , 'PHILI
) ,lE.IIBO-11S,wholwiah -to et: 'cowl bargains
. ....;iiiI,CAMPETS- , 04' Oil,' (0.1.07118; el:
, It thdr Whpleaololer retail, will do, Well. to call Ori
3.. i tlica„abeari ti er; as.. ltia,egte'paaa liOdo present
locatillin, aro very light'.lo la, poitdqd , u nt i : d e : .
"toriniried to' sell at'ie , Itiwaliviiridearia ith6 eiti`f:'
...,Selpflara•ro,l - ;'ithja: awiatop n , on; excellent :'atwort ,
t' l',lenv• l3 C , ' •••`: •.-. ~ ....;:. '!I :- ' ~..‘ ..
.. Sifigidid4rapiii t ial,'.itiiiid j)ly' ) . '2' ' i '"'-' '' -''' '
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4.;1!;1M 1 1 r t: q F l #'''
-11;::11POl all lie
;tv , i , ',o.l,tvlier, i Cottilin'''44'd; Reg . '. : t t.'' , .; ~.,.,'. ~,", v;i::
''.l:t4odait.„_ctoxus-from'2lo - 14141-Widti,
~ifiii,Roolail ..)lialja,..&o.'WitA ;L, greal '7vatie!,y, c d
otP.riceieliiiniu 6 :MrPrele4eowectito - :ta - Centar
7,..iii . d stateand4rityj.CaringiiiVoriV TO . ta '5O ale:
1 t,o tar lard, i t.i./I t lap,,...pttkittge3 Ruge,.',FitioriCpii 4,,
q,..pii2r,:ita 0,',840c , ~-.. Itg:.4ol4cloi: ~,,,,,-,
1 ~, ;13F , ', 0 ~,,t3TRAIVR?I i t lit r `Streliti' Oae.diair
~!.-:-. ''' ah.9v831.19P984t!- 10 flr'; 1800 ,9, 1 4 0 `scrb i ta'aell
:li•=7+,,v - ,"•:1 3 : 1 )k-',. 'O, e)vg.,iPi ;':`,;',.6-:',';'..''.,k,ognPl,
MIME
loofticild!
dido,,tealoyl $
it
rectAtitife
efatilting
t c;ity
; 4. ,
I.,i'eattat)7
arir.g thp
,9niknue4
•?.="rintsintxpg':;4pr,l..4Dtut,,ifik:io - c c itfidd2att
J:ldtPrqta*"linkit,'/Driticlstop, :';':VO92O
liale fil6°a*!t
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114,Aif'0;7 If 48 •
Al p% ';l4tiger6
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i• 7 1 41,
Litest,,froW:Eirope.
VATAGOZWZIV. GU4NO.
.
Paravokwießk-itcTiorr.---LEWIy letter.
or paper-feoeived' frnm-the'gold'region' goes
to show that the gold lever is on the wane,e
that, The
vv bubble !task / thirst, and the over
,
- ropght.eie itemerit ,han' now been followed
by , a strong reactierf.. :A- letter from -ban
; Francisco, te`the New. York Tribtlite gives
so obioplete a,,pictiwe',.'of the teaction, that
4
4e...it
we cannot refrain frorii:Cxtractini.a f w sea
fences,; - ; be. writeraoys :,, , ~
~ ,1 wish al / advise all persona th - e
gootPliasinesa at home, to think on it
before they leave all their comforts to strug•
de anti dig lorgold in,,Califonia; far, believe
me gentlemen, gold cannot- be obtained with
out the hardest of labor and privations.—
Malley and - bold' dust-are in abundance and
scarcely a door you see open but it has a
gambling table lull set, with gold and silver
in.great plenty, surrounded by hundreds of
anxious gamblers, waiting-tor the card.
Land- here is exceedingly high •iifTitice,
and the most of the town is in the hands of
Ei few speculators, who are.trying to make
the most of it. They -all-wont-to.-sell with
good tides, as they call them, which consists
obi title from the4llcalde, and no more."
BALTIMORE AND PITTEIRORG.-..- The
population of Baltimore is set down• at 160,-
000., The estimated Increase during the last
nine years' is 52,000. The population `of
Pittsburg, at present, is estimated at 120,000,
of which about 50,000,'are supposed to be
foreigners, and 70,000 Americans.
.Cunn.—lt a is remarkable evidence of
the strict censorship exercised by the Hov-.
ernment over the press in Cuba that, as yet,
not the slightest notice has -been made by
the Havana papers ofibiLease_of_the-abdue
•
led Rey.
~+lll itCltßltCDtja9.
WYbtice.
THE Corner Stone of a new Lutheran and
German Reformed Church 'will ho laid on
SATURDAY, the 15th instant, at Church:
town in this county. The exercises will com
mence nt 10 o'clock; A. M., and will be con
ducted ny a number of Clergymen, who are ex
pected to be present on that occasion. The
public aro respectfully invited to attend.
M G BELTZHOOVER,
' „ JOSEPH BRANDT, }Build Com.
Esq. l.
' •
sept 5.
NOeICII.
AN ELECTION fOr Officers and Man
ngers of the — Cumberland Valley Rail
Road Company, will be held at the Yubltc
H.G1190 of David Martin, in„,.Gerlislo, between
the hours of A. M., and 4P. M., of MON
DAY, the first day of Qutober neat,
R. R. Ofliee,? E S DIDDLE, Sect'y.
Carlisle, sew 55
Card.
fR. JAS. AfeCULLOUGH will give his
attendance in the various branches of his
profession, - in town-or coulury, to all that may
favor hint with a call. OFFICE opposite the
2tl Presbyterian Church and Wert's Intel,
lately occupied by Dr. Foulke. ' o
Carlisle, sept 5 tf
3 1. 1 1
Tkt lIXR E,...f} good MILLER, who can' come
tevaqdrrendilfrided, ana give, if required, se.
see.,Oity (Fri faithful performance of his con•
tract to br employed.at fair wages, iu a large
Merchant Aliif; within 6 Mir miles Of , - Carlisle.
He must be thoroughly acquainted in the busi•
mass, and would be-preferred if he understands
plaster grinding; and 1130 to attend a•Saw Mill.
Enquire of-the fdeptstl
Middlesex Mills and ira'orsr.
A T this Factory, three miles oast of Carlisle,
Alk COTTON LAPS or WADDING are
manufactured, and will be sold to merchants
•nud others dewing a suPoliStarlieto,, at _favor,
uhli PriCoB. The highest price given for
WHEAT at those mills. - • •
sedts 4 t "Volunteer" copy.
York & Cumberland IL R. Election.
THE Stockholders in the York and 'Cumber
lend Rail Road Company, are hereby nos
tided that an election will he held on MON.
DAY, the 34th day of Septomfidr next, be.
tween the hours oft and 3 o'clneY;' , P.'M:, at
the office of the Company, in York, for the
purpose of *toeing a President and six Direc
tors, to manage the affairs of the Company for
the ensuing year. By order of the Board,
septsto ELI LEWIS; Sect'y.
Estate of M LooAN r dee'd.
YFITTERS 'Te tmentary on the Estate of
4 MARY L GAN, late of Frankrord
township CurtilArland county, deceased, htive
been granted tAThe subscribers, the first named
residing in sarkkwnship, and the latter in W
Psnusboro towqrship. AR persons are hereby
notified to make immediate payment, and those
having claims to present them for settlement to
4011 N McDOWELLI
ALEX. LOGAN, •teix're.
septs;6tpd
VALUABLE DiEROHANT fitILL •
AT PUBLIC SALE. •
TON FRIDAY, 'the 12th dal of October
next, the undersigned. Executors, of Samuel
Irvine, dec'd.,
will offer at public sale on the
promisee, the Valuable MERCHANT MILL,
of said deo'cl. situate upon the Big 'Spring, in
West Penns boro township, Cumberland coun
ty, 1i miles south of the Newville Depot of
the'Cumberland Valley Rail Road. There are
about two Acres of land,.n Two - Story BRICK
HOUSE,Lcig House, and a Cooper Shop
attached to said Mill.- The • Mill has two pair
of Franchilßurrs, 1 pnir of Chopping Stones
and 1 pnir ofstafor_grinding.plaster, and-is
. machinery -nearly now, and of
the most approved construction, and is.fictually
one of the beet establishments in the county.—
Salo to commence at 12 o'clock, M., when at
tendance wilLbe given and tirms.made known
by JAMES R IRVlNE,2 Executors.
ISAAC 110 - ONS,
aug2ilts
°'..llliitzinstratoaos Sale.
w TiItiRSDAY, the 27th of September, I
O
will expose to public sale, on the premises
in Frankford toVinship Chteberland county,
Pa., - the FARM latel y . occupied by. George
dec'd., situate said township:tm
he
three miles northeast 'of .3Owville,,. and the
same distance from the linotof tho Cumb.
Rail Road ; containing SO ACRES of-first-rate
slate land; nearly all of whichcia tinder Cultiva
tion and In
.good orders The;improvornents
ore a LO Gll9 USE,Double Log•
" Ba rn, . and .-otholt . necessary 'out
- huildinas, 'Woo: a moll" of neve
wotor • at the door. en: ,or-.
chard of geed There. is,
about; 11.5 " Acres of first: rate.;Meadow, en 'th.
tra c t,'end running. water' Mithiti a loVi.,rOds.Of
the,imprOvement.Part of tho.fetrnf..had,b,eitn.
limed, and its situritieri r lYing.itithin.ftWoires
of the, tsimestone 'offers- every,,faciiity,
for Improving in , that vvoy.'jPoeintaitioni*ill,ba:
given ,on the tat , i:CApril !•Aleo;et„:llftd,
sae time sba mace; d'ACRES:OP Wocidland;
lying-:about'.l Qo':rads,erthd. :aboveN de
serihod,',l red `;cifland.
pr;lrdons' to ini6 .
the proportY.cantilo . b y nailing on the su b scr i„.
•
ber, ill, or Devi&Kroini,
liying4twthe prontsesSaleitoYotimirtaticeee
O'clock en said dayi'Mlen,att,ortOoocelvilUbe,
giVadend'terette' rraide' , knOMW
't;')VJO,RIVIVIoDOWELTAd'ter..
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,
veto kol'oe' :0 0 0 , 01 .tk,EARP* ei4.hear
oteigavkllo:4Frdlonc; . obuiti; , vw.o.lqt.l9
niloofrqPl „ o A outiil . 66l6 , lnt3mi , sfrpm
CiitnoterForrleil•conti.pinglaiilckes,3B
'ilrbi°iTirei'4,.Tim,„3.g.fave..ente Ar r eet fin t ' Bl CrtAßeforiktg. ao h qso
rioV'
.with back
.biiiii SS+,t TAßD • otwrterc,•coll6ot
tottifielS;,:i67,t ; Tho4hokiOnd g fg°°df l 9 44 o i o ri 3 a l6 : 4„fi s oo ta lp mg tor eo ,, E.
•Whiel*M:b° en6 r • t leikorel fR9411:,0°!
, i}bepriler?t-°F" i 6 .
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'ig 30 -y -L,4,, ';' , .,',.;-.4 , ,, , ,,e • • - ~,
ik;Y:.DX, aPEPSTEit
hlit l th ,dorner.
11,,, r6titi
ei; • 4,4 1. 17,0:0*
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Now. -Skbyttli,siinents
SPALDING & EDGERS'
.
Admission 25 Glints only.
TIII characteristic features of this great establishment, !i./;!:
which appear to buys mestof , thernovelty
7 — Auld'inetartlieThteitrilitirient extent;ennite - only briefly
enumernted'iu the limits rif mi udecnisetnentt
' 'llie-Acrimeatcal,'l3y fur the most stapendons innsinal
project of the age, composed of over 1000 distinct must'. tf
cal instruments, more powerful than a - band of 50 must.
clans, and drawn bylo Horses in procession, will consts
- thelarchr •mdurb— '
.
An entiro and 'effaiio Dramatic Conipa' . ny,' under the
direction of .11 F. fficlaag Pmrsiettv of„the Adelphi
Theatre, Washington, D. C, is attached to the Troupe,
for the purpose of getting up ciary night the grand Ho.
roic and Patriotic Spectacles of ,„•:•,,,•
• •
•
GEN. WASHINGTON, n OLD .P , and "MAD
AITTHONY WASINEr.I'; •
reviving remintseeneeSnf those f.,....tidted ihnt lila Imes
touts," commerrynating some of,the most . stirring, and
mtercsting Revolationaty inefiliatlOlM gallant Elects of
the Heroes or >70,-am aaaaramag:wah a gland &Minnal
Tableaux of Gen.lroefrington;lnounted ott unable elms ,
get, borne no the sboultiers of his brave continentals!'
Tho accession of the CAR ', TROUPE, under the
charge of the great Ititlian. 'rrie Clattla. Signor Fatax
Wil
CARLO, kno them:whoa! Eu pit as ,the trail of 1000
frieks, and more renownettliyobably then - uny.Arifsfs
bat has ever perambulated tlfdsountryvend -- , - 7" --
,e&-ehignlarly talented Troupe of.Equestrlans, itfevety
lepartment of the business, viz :lEassrs. O. 3...Rtmens
W. WNlcams, B. PERRY, 3.IIIC . PAILAKO t H. T '
altettni.s, G. O. KNAPP, T. YOUNO,,&c. &e ,• Masters
Oucrsme Catn.o, ' CLAIIENCE. fee. ; Mesdames
It. P. NICHOLS, ICNAPP, PERRY, MN DELSIVIORN, &C.
&e.,altogether ren,lering this double company ns.much
n a dvance of all other establishments in the.nuraligta end
Meets of the Troupe, as in the. , estent.Aid "Cleganetiiir
he outfit.
WILL exhibit at Car Ade On_TIIVIISDAY
Soptantber 20th. t' , Docirs open at 11. and
7P. M. Also, at Burirshfirg Sept 19th. At
Dillstown Sept. 21st, and Yorkron the 22d.
Sept 5 G ]..CONDOR, Agent.
TA - TABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE
THE subscribei;.admirdetrator of Dr. A. 11.
Van Hoff, will nOrcr forrsale, on, the premises,
on THURSDAY, the Ofith day of October,-
1849, at to o'clock, A.14..i in pursuance of an
order of the Orphans' Court, of Cuniberland , -
county, the following.valuatile properties situ- •
ate in the Borough orplechrtmesburg, in said
county. . •
No. I--That large double two story BiRICK
HOUSE, containing, abort six- ,
t i
.. ,' --- v -t --- -- teen rooms, loomed in the centre
ig, i ..', of theloWn,mnd -bounded en the
"-,,VV.• ' I S smith* „the Itjain street, on the
,ijn"" at
'...:-.5; west by timallo, on iho north by
the Cumberland Yeller Railroad. and on the
east by the Union Church lot. There is a good
well of water aid, eistermon the premises; a
good stable, andahumber of choice fruit trees.;
No. lots adjo the Dpot of!'
the Railroad Conapany, twill g
be sith e
i .d ot
h. l
, ' . erti
erately or .togothor.,- , .''''
No._ a —TPR ilete_fronting.on the Simpson
Foirk Road, will:also be sold separatelyor to
gether. .
No. 4.--A lot.of•nbout 2, Acres of G l ound.
in the said Borough. bounded on the snit') by
the Cumberland Valley Rail Road, on 014 west •
by. lands of Michael Hoover's heirs. cit the
north by the Green- Lane. end on the Om by
the heirs of Dr. Oliver; deed: 1
The=properties offered‘fek„stale are amongst
the most . valuable in tketinivrtrand worhy of
- the attention, - otcapitalists or those desire's of
securing comfortable4torime or ont•lots.'irer
sons desirous of lookditititt.the prapertisi-iyill
have eyery facility.-lifforded thennhy,,callit on
the subscriber, residing one mile •eittit el lo•
chanicsburg. ,- ,,,,,C• TITZEL, AdtM. - ->••y.,
eepts"49ts - . - tt -fn.:,
VALUABLWREAL ESTATE
• • AT PUBLIC SALE.
IN pursuance of nn (Trar of the Orphand•
Court of Cumberlatiecounty„will be soli
at public solo, on THUASDAY, the 4th of Cid
tdber. neat, Or 12 o'croch, noon, the following
described Real Estateilate the property of Jut
cub High, decd, to wit tract of Land, sid
unto in Mifflir. township4M sai4 county,. hound•
od by lauds of Isnac'ChriStlfel4 Georg? Nouffho
beim. John High and otheft)4;•hontainint 227
ACRES, 81 PERCHES, neat Measure, having
'thereon erected a , tWo sforf D W ELLIN C.
HOUSE, '..fCIT CHEN;- Double
Log Barn,WatOit,','Shen, 'Corn
• ‘-1, Crib and Cider rriSf3o.'l4 well, of
never failing wate r . . convenient to
'the door, and a _
chard. About seventy Acres'of o theeFerneare
first rate .Timber:: Land, and theeitYleidue a
good' state of' cultlititionot , w,NA4fit , 10
Acres are good 1 1 ,10adowi-ihe greete'r , ;:plltt- of
whiefixis suitable for tilloge. '
The above tract•will be sold on the fisPi: •:
terms--The costs of sole to:re paid • •
chaser, on Tho confirmation tlie~ttUg 4j the'
Court - , - kr.whiclrtiMeThe;Wilf he - fiquired.to n , err, ,,
ter into reco g nizance in' the Orphant',F , oUrt,,
with approved seetwity n to secure the
the purchase money, 'o be paid as folloWat--'?-;:
Ono-third to remain in the'hands bUthilpir.
chew during the Lilo of,the widow pfAitild,49 - • ;
cedont, tho interest !oho Paid her anilindilyeriln*, -
fleecing on the' let April nextoderfegboklife: • ,
and afterher deith the prietaipal . ,toifyptud,to
the heira'of iftbLdccedept one, otherglbiii to
be paid the tat of April no#,,,when`4 l .pfrilfs , l7,
beAiyen end thgii made to thg-Anrchtr.
ear the remaining' third to.hopitid-,io . 4vOupilic,:o
annual payments thereafter w.lihontinfercat,-4"
No'grain or rdnt will peel to the ptirehitSer.-- ;
The taxes of , •1 850 to be paid by the:rnirchnier..:.
Any person„wishing '•to,,vistwoeitl:.Eprtdlutty
ealLon tho'nebSeriber residing, op' Ifni'
,-• •• , ?*JACQI3.!mq ;.,,,.•
`Adrelr ofJaeob
„
Sept 5 is
....
VALUABLE, , 1111LT.' PROPERTY
HE ;auliaarite.,t , offers at Prmete,,sele, the , , ,
litaperty'en'. , ,thialisha nowNivee, 'Rhein-within- . .
a Ruurter of, o' mile. of the beroiiglPitit Liver- ~
~ 7 ,...
pool, , Perry eounry;:Pit4 einsistitif;tt,,SAM,, , ,, ,, !,
~..
MILL; GlLlST,:hllLL,•26.'ACßEfiChflierid::s. .
.r . ;'.• .- - ' vend two good D:W E1.4.;' , F11 , G,.t '';, , ;:,,,z..•
'• - ;, HOUSES; &o. all 'of whielf.'e.re,,,,,';' - h,. •
4: :;.: 14t1 in good eondititml4 , ''''The'lgypi„;,,,,
~ MU. Min , As dike etoritijw.bigh.con. ~ 4 . : 4,,,..„ . ,,,,
... • • plur. of' Barre; Flour' Mlttillth, f,... -•.r= : -,.1:
mi . 'other , necoatoirylik tit ree. "t'likth , 2llf/PitMA,F41.. , ,,• , - ''',
red airanVedes to herun by betkertiamt*.,P - ..W 1- .7.':: "...-,, ,
ter`Owor._..They.ara.situdta*lthrka'(l l 9l l , 4 l:l.:,', , ,t..,,•A•
ad•Pimo. Ike , :,-,,, .
OfiViTille ot ,tbe Shequeltaimaltfer.P.,„„, .I t r ,•,• ..,.:'1
Canal, thus, haYing.everi feciligk , frAtf,lPP,''.-„71%, -,
;troesnortation 'of produce 'l94, l l 4 P , P , Lviiitlmllg.':,''. , '.',l`._,•,,'
determined to sell, as .I . destmtcijotkvf-! of IteoP -1 ,,11, ,, t,•;
.tilm,of.country,'l, will: teaa901 1 9.. 1 1. 1 1 11 ,4 Bout ` '',•;,,,,, , , , ,••
leitsOnsblo to any'Whis w' 1 ,0,11, d t0 a tu . r,r h e11t.e i , ,i , n , a P i e t ! ,, i ..r ,,,, , .7 1. ... 1 .... , ; . ,
4 onirikerequested.to.ifatia: v ic er . T;iji,lT l ,sal i t t ', ,,l ,..;;;';`
'or - ikddipas the subsor ,lho ;..
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reounfy:i,! ;,'(septic" :',,, ` ,4 . "" 4 v 4 'e - "' I',Vki."' ..-,:
of:r.r4VIDAMPRff ENZ. ,v ,- 7 , i# 1 ,- 7 , -. ,
74 gn,c0n1,1,4,71,110.1:41144.,,ut`New,vi110:'.r,„.1i,t,'
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l h, '' , ?: , (, i, , W11l Mokoo'o,veil •erfrf,utiferiltt for „A,
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