,
'Gran:ri,Lea, hi olfisers *linkmen, as' he
nry Mai Mend orthe war . in 'Which they , are
while larrs, through Itipfriaisda, ua
itg the war, interruptiniita ptneeintina,:
and Jelaging the measures so mem:upto the
r elief aild the re-inforeetwawt of the 'anothe r ,
iro! fisiaMriesr..l
OE
THE DEMOCRAT.
MONTROSE.
. 1 1rawriMak, April 29, 184.
-
;DemaeratiC
FOR GOVERFOR.
FRANCIS R..SHUNE,
,; OF ALLMIENT CnI7N TIT
„FOR CANAL, COMMISSIONER.
MORRIS LONGSTRETH ,
i; 01P MON74OAI Lay comirr.
Althofigh much against our wishes or
purpoke, we have concluded to admit another
commiMication upon temperance into our. col
umns,!which will be found on our last page to
dsv the reason that the writef considered
the article of " Republicanus" a personal at
tack, light in, which Re had not viewed
and s i aneh, thought he had aright to a reply;
.We most heartily wish that this may end The
contreiersy. We can see nothing in it that de-'
man4a rejoinder, and certainly' shall-regret to ,
be bothered with airy thing further in our col
l.
umns.; t If, however, the parties must " fight it
out,",:sre have this simple - request to make, viz :
that tliey make their articles not to egceesione
coluniii in length, and fit them for the compos
itor before they hand them in, as we shall not
hold okselves responsible for any errors either
in (lithography, Punctuation or Grammar,,
whicltAhey may contain.
/W: Wrong.
It 10 astoliishing, (if there is aught in Fed
eral 14 . neeuvering that can astonish,) to what
ei.tee.e(es 'in opposition to every Pemoeratia
mease the Federal press and party leaders
will resort. With them everything that a
Demlirat says, or a Democratic Administra
tion tees, is "all wrong," 10 matter - *hat may
be itF: nature or effectpott the public weal.—
No miller, el-elk:what issues aKe depending, or
whettier by themselves suggested, or howgre:at
and glaring the inconsistency, it is just asmuch
their settled policy to oppose that measure, if
supported by Democrats, as it is for the arch
ap.)st4te to war against virtue.
That the settled policy -of the Federal party
of thli country (we mean its press and lead
ers, ) lead-
Y. the commencement of t Ile% war in
May lag., has been to oppose it in all its pha-,
sex-Flay—to cripple the arm of the Govern- . 1
• mentilinottlint arrest its prosecntion'th in bon-! '
°ruble peace, is a fact to, notorious to 'be'deiti r ;
ed or' s eyaded. The columns of the whole par-1
'. tv press r to say nothing of the 'eensurabl4
cour4 and:strategy of its leaders in Congress;
is aMile to substantiate ibis charge. ~, And ai
monOh l em, we are softy to say, we have ev •
found:- ceheingthe malknant tirade ofhis Phil
-7. , :.; - _
ur the.rwise uttit.*.i.. •..-J
-" - ge_.4 o4 *AsjArtihrae reter to i extraets anq
1
'thtes t =; for the proof ,of this allegation is to be
founclhn almost ev nnmber, not • to.say on
nt
nearli every
_page, • - a reference to his filed
will show: , With. hi the the war has been set
dowttias "unnecessary," as a "war of aggres-
sion od conquest," .iprrolted by our govern-l•
mentir or in his own eloquentJanguagei"Polk'S
War" The annexation of Texas, an act cont
samMated by an administration he. Aided i
creating, has been set:-down by him as the Pril : '
mar3lcause, while the removal of our army, a
the instance of Gen. Tarr.ort, whom he noW
half nominates for the Presidency, from Corpni
Chriiii to the Rio Grande, is pointed to as the
set o,leliltastened tbe-day of Mexican retrii,
butirM. In short, the whole drift of his-col+
umnOtas been to denounce the Gnvernment
for 44, existing state of Mexican affairs, ant
render out country's cause unpopular with th?
peop* Ws allude to this- fact, 14 ;because
we ini!Fipose we are reeoriling anything whieli
will lye-new to our readers, but for the purpose
of ahliwing that such a course as ;his VOL
pnrsii.cd by that paper, and its co-laborers, boa
been ilietated solely from a habitual OpPositiolt
to l*ocratic measures, rather than ; by. ATIA!
essenfial virtue they bare found their can' sat*,
patents.. s The charge may be serions, and
cluseocm to writhe and "wriggle".4nsperata.l
•ly to jet out of it,. but we think it is true, anti'
suseeftible of the clearest demonstration. ,
Tl# Philadelphia, Vora , Ancricon s is well
knotra to be the leading, organ Of the federal
. ,
part in this State, and: mre which,
.i:irobably,:
mornkllan any other, hia been looked tipt:m as.
an oracle in war matters by ciur, ne4 . bikor here;
and his party generally:. It wilt-no; We, pre-:,
sttm:c denied,':that : t4t printlas been More
freq
it tly quoted by • our neighbor upon his:
sub*, than any other,4rid that 'ketone '.
bee Oped also by him with elstost
exact4esta. And if there is an Am feet W
defieSeontradiction, itlii that it has Mioif :.,.
er
et tints bitterness towards the
.admiailitmltwit
in relation tolimyrar, end more nefrieedlitMet
, to our!;own cause** the- breaking Mit ;$, h 05 7.
tilitii, than any Ober, yr* . iiS thelliioii:o..
And Ifs what brthesdle - Mute off M -eppeek.
titan re. Who *melt 'nth so neteloli
ope ra .
t icooiaalail Multi* seed and :iiminth . l.'.
• Ahl Os meerer aria` tiM.,p*i,ereAtiiii - 4;:.
Itiii let** 4,exi a t iv
.:,li iiiii r. .irg amo i;;4, 4 4
mle34;lel. - whieh:lti iiiiiret' to . cr1in4.434
diegni . pe tOlt*ifyits lam' ioliiiiial iii4gi'd
, D. 7. yop doubt it ? Read theaneezetl attracts
MMM
froutiYalia r
tio n & l i w i t
wayful4 kn0w 1 4144 0, thikai afotti 6t
6,61.43 e battles
rts' d Pal° A# o,l 4 ll 4, l temekila
ci r widcOAwria . titi
I lit Ofil lite date - • k
:4
"*
* The ifpf4:o.otagairli, with 3rzz
, _
aa'ia solftmentiy,gtltywsw .
,fwa...fairs4czat
tiution. our country is made,. by, the 140145x:i.,..)
can - G or eriaieat;- tlm subje4 of the mostldis
honoring vituperation; a
. ipimri wM , is dee hired':
against us; our Minister Esldisearilud
short, we are sub4ee*ed Votijore oahumilisition
and wrong thmi tr igtie godured shift it e.
.TriE•olitso War. WbA c li he. iecirtis
'All that wasehirac ifiel'ilisidei§t as
demanding national resentment, 48 oceugred.
The insults 119 have, invited, by, 4sepdingtf.our
Irmister, we h cem
ave tved4 What new Ois
honoris rweessary to armisi our vivernmeht to
action t!'
081
.1* *
_What will Mir governiunit de; ?
The wrong ban reached' the uttermost. ''
; Ml
that Mexico is capable of doing kraut nishe
,heft done:" Her proclamations areideclaratlons
of var... kilte,does not invade our iterritol, or
meet ninpon the sea, only*canie she 'itsu
not—itid.shellays so. Every effort to - itiault,'
degrade, and wrong, us, shehas exhausted;, It
will not be denied that aucka policy deuntnds
l action ; di' some sort From our government; It
cannot be amicable, for she, has dismissed our
[3linister, and rejects, as an aboniinatiots the
proffer_ even of a plea fur negotiation." il
"* * If we were at .open war with / the
most powerful Vuropean government,suchtrof
fers would not bare beeneO received. kis an
insult. so deliberate, a wrong so profoundii that
to indure it, is-to halite ; frOm the. meant of
the communities of the earth, indignity and op
.iression. It will he admitted that there no
pro tiety in leaving such an issue opeti:f and
0 Ceted. The honor of nations, likelir of
individuals, brooks no delay." i
e t
" !` • Oar duty is plain; we s I hould Other
retrace our steps, or go on. i To stand still and
permit Mexico to treat us and our citizens -as
, i
robbers of her . erritory, and therefore an, un
worthy of recognition under: the laws of nations,
Is a degradation that cannot be endured;; 'lf
.w
.e must have war, Mexico is ourrfieid, ntst for
,conquest, for her confines i have • not anc. 'acre
:that we covet, not a being ..hat we could ac
cept as a fellow citizen, but to. redeem; our
country from a boldness and baseness of' ' -
peratiod.and insidt, for w 4
which th ' 'p acy
4. rtm
of the century has no par .
" ' 4
* , War is a evil) but theie are
greater evils, e issue ItOweert this country
aid Itlexas reached a point where there is
no room for turning. Our government should
act with promptness and decision, and Upon a
scale worthy of the republic." :.,
There you have it, dear reader,- stmightfrom
its own mouth-? And will you believe that a
war thusiinvoked, thnsdetnanded, the r easons
for which arc thus enumerated and urged by
this text-book of Federalism, the _North .dmer
, icon, can, with the least shadow of consistency,
be now denounced in such unmeasured strains
by that same paper and its co-laborers--ftye—
' and call 'down such torrents of Malignaitt -in
vective upon the President, .whbm bnt4a few
months previous they goaded .with eensurej,near
ly as bitter for not declaring the war thiv now
denottece, against #.4 - fery nation which -had
" exhausted every effort to insult, degrade and
wrong us!" Yet such is the feet. We :do not I
ketw whether the above article Was eopiOl k
our) is neicchbOr or not ; nor is it of much matter.
It is relevant in another way, viz; to shot that
,'
the leadingnrgans of the party know t heir al
legations and representations of the (musts; ot.i ! .
. *_,,,-
__,..,__: .w_.„--...... 7 . v upear, theyt plow
-this, and it proves the position we laid dawn in
the outset, viz : that they oppose the War fur
no other reason but because it was commenced
. .
and supported .by a Democratic Administr
ation ! ! It proles conclusively tbat-i;e4thing
which meets with Democratic4aror is - all
wrong,” with them and certain 'to incur their
fiercest -opposition. But we will defer feii the r
refectir - - 'til r ,
I fl '
Ir.
The _-... recqyu... 3 . 14 18th
inst. / contains a letter from G en. 'FA., Loni ,bear
ing date Angus Nueva, March 4th, 1847, and
addressed to Maj. Gen. Burzzeof Louliiana.
Although-a large Portion of it is!'neenpieil with
the details of the late .battle oe Bnen4ista,
the principal items of which have been imtiei
-1 •
pated by the various aceounts li'lich it. hare
• 4,
alreidy eiven,'as well as by his late lstiethy
desp! , iteh to the War Departme4, yet it main
objeet seems to have
b een ,to rernoye s+ un
just n*pprebensionzin relaticni to
e Geli,pus-
Lea,: and - to again rebuke those Who have
•;.i
Ily, andlwithout his knowledge of consent, sei
zed tiplin his name for' he Presidency i 41.848.
,After thanking GerklierLii f* the flattering
lerin which-he had noticed the cestlnct - of
.
ieers.and,soldiere at Monterey be &dudes
misrepresentations whichi l . hare t4in set,
in regard' to his conduct upon,tbat'oeca-
lie says that the , subject hattibeen
)1 . free 'eotiveritation 'between theiK but
. diseithrisesty feeruign like disttnst or
.... 1 . 6..ai1e.. Pa to ellet to,f4seack*her•
The • - goes on Wily :
iruifitilie of theirepert sii[Well as :Ante
ttter
ment in a few of the public journals, hat, i
was intiooded iky, sFtiOsimli: - :,' tiP, . -: .
Geiiiill3iitlei, torwiVd, ~as, iiie ' Aneeesikte to
Mr; Polk, viikhiliii!fleii' ' ' iii, Wad:o.ooM
not even bait becuthe - tice' ..- ich` lATId not
ered i t and.. whi.4. 11 'ken t:, .P%.,:; : 11 9 445,
if the subji . eit dilliii , . 1 .!.‘ 41, 3 *3'
.4 .40.
mbicuaitiot bi ~747. _,,,,
cod oz °tie; elec..: I Ikkvil,wever.. ; '
_a , t= 4 1 1 , pf his frietids allude: 1
•_ .ir.
lEfel (the General,) in ~ .. . , .., -. . istiound
not -hearing; which .game him ,-,,. , - n 4
to render him- unit for du , le ft ., *.ii '.
; ftissi
lime by advice of ie , ,' 41 '44:: — _ ' fir
ZW 0 0001 1 ;
~ :. *_j_: . ta
isf et ty -
,: - ,4C: - „,.. x.- oily Iwo Jibe trilt.ierY'
coca *ores' .,le to *SW to , the
011M01 - , 1i- -- ' 4.!t ,
04.4• 0 4 1 4 . i . 34 i i ; ;;; ‘ top e .. -. . . 46 ,
k-sisi...,:er 1 4: , 'ffieol - 1.
wieriCaiieworibe th 'f,)l4i f i ra
cy. RV core:;
man
the o
to
idea
aim.
one
to
- ' • .5
„:.:,1, 11 0-wiwiwse that I have , . slip rot
r itteditil 1 iantidite for".tbiCAlgh., , . . i by a
I fsw sevapaper,editera 'and cams, .• - Us
linall Anis . without spy. knowledge, •
ClOvent• .Mb ,I liase mural all wink : e
'Written lee, on the subjeit ; ' - - 4hem
bid nO asiiirations for that or liny `et civil
'Week; 'that v whole energies,; Inssintal and
1h ,`weresad bad been stnorbed in such
t:waY its I ' thonght . best ealculated..toliing
is 'War tifi• speedy andhonoriblo Close, -be
iherine, it was foi the interest of both °gantries
the sooner it was done the better ..at any,rate
iso far as ours was concerned; and that Presl
dent-Making should-be lost sight of until_this
wigs' accomplished.” '
In relation to this paragraph the Picayune,
Iwhose editors are Whigs, remarks), it "will at
once create attention. Wo conjure those who
would appropriate GEL TAYLOR for party per
poses, to ponder upon what-he has there writ
ten. If they put him forward as a part; nom
inee, they must run him on party issues.—
Will they catechise him upon this various top
ics which form the creed of any party ? Will
t,,\
they inibject him to the surveillance of r ty
clubs, or offer him 'up for the sustena of,
" I stump orators? A little refection will to h
!them better." \
We think the Picayune in the' right. And
we can imagine with a keen relish the dilemma
and desperateness of that party which now ex
hibits so hearty a willingness to surrender all
its abhorrence of the war, and select as its
standard-beaier for a
.eainpaign, the very man
who has led on our troops to valor and triumph,
invariably declared the war 'just and, -honora
ble," and repeatedly expressed his determina
tion; a , above, to remain in the field until it
was brought to an "honorable termination."-
11 or does it astonish us that that party is ready
to barter all of its scruples 'in relation to sla
very for the more available bonori of a
milita
ry chieftain, though an extensive .slastholder,
or that it is willing to forego excessive hor
rors of -Free trade,"
_und --- rally around one ofi
its firmest friends. - 'Such turnings and seem
ing incot jgruilles are but -the essence of Feder
aLconsistency, which it is sacrilegious to ques
tion. But what if the gallant Genera) should
turn out to be a Democrat! will our Feder
al friends be as willing in this event to surren
der all of their dogmas for his elevation ? , We
would advise them to wait awhile until they
learn his politics, for it may be that they area-waking another JOHN TYLER, in a .:political
respect, after all.
'Our neighbor of the Register seems to evince,
quite a desire to back out of his denied that
the late Federal Legislature. of this State was
very prolific of Bank and other 'corporation bills
Which it passed' seemingly without any-sera
pies, and with a baste truly ludicrous., It last
week added to its denial : which was not
called for by the interests of the community"—
thus fully acknowledging its .etro,r, and evine-s
ing a desire to change the subject.: But will
ourupighttottell tut iq,whittwaY the " intey
ests of the community " demanded the.eitab
lishment of another Bank at Erie. Will it al
so explain the necessity of a "Mechanic's '.'
Bank - at Pittsburg in addition to the half dozen
already located in that city ? Will he also be
so kind as to relate to us the public jived of a
atopopoly,called the " Conestoga Steam - Mills
.syrnous nauroau Iron Manufacturing: Compa
ny ?" Does it need such corporations more
than it does to sell broadcloths, calicoes,. &e.
or to fell the forest, raise wheat, corn; beans,
or onions, or make coats, boots and shoes, or
- stick types g When our neighbor shall hate
ansicred these questions we will probably pro
:.pound some more for his consideration.
ftr. Since calling for, the evidences -of the
"Ruin" which was threatened a few Months a.
go, we have ascertained that such a creature
does really exist, and has actually commenced
its ravages upon the interests of some of our
citizens. We learn that our Sheriff , and Pro
thonotary, and many Constables and Magis
trates•of the County, are actually in danger of
bankruptcy and starvation, for the want of of
ficial business. Indeed, it is said that the
Prothonotary during the first week of Court,
only issued two executions, whereas two years
ago, under the Tariff of '42, he used to issue
from thirty to fifty within the same time.--
Verily, this is "Ruin," with a vengeance !
Who"uow won't go in for the repeal of that
monstrous "British Tariff! !" '
The citizens of Philadelphia celebrated the
recent victories of our armies with a most mag=
nificent illumination, on Monday night week.
The description as found in the city, papers, al
though very lc thy, is replete with interest.
Drummond'lights were displayed at very many
points, 'lighting up the whole neighborhood,
transparencies of the most rich and nia,gnificent
hues, and every variety of fanciful lights were
exitibijed throughout the city. In short, the
illumination, is
,represented as every way wor
thy of n city which can boast of more troops m
Mexico, Opp any p in the Union.
Ve see tha ..ost every other city and
t own of . !importance intim State, is prepar
ing f• a similar display.
-r !The Wstekingtioa Mina of laat week
*Wiliam; a very lengthy tlpateh front' Gen.
TATLOS, detailing;theeveate,of : the We battle
,
of Buena ' MOIL 41116 4ctiv its relates
have been Anticipated by bi \ * own derpatebee-,
and Ebe anresiondence of those who ritoeNed
the emovinent!whieh we hate before pahlial
ad: linweeer; it iitit damweatwok without
laterest sod for that reason no lan - than to
presprew inatter.Obiatme, tiortht
111111m* _,L i t_ i i lbs i , #YI 'lO l Ol.
other loslcestani upon our Sun page next
MI
Hacking Out.
Blinninntlen In PlifindeliPailL
.-. _:d
ffME
n ,
t i
IMF Trappe.
armorvala has received a requisition
fili . NV 'r
Dpartment-for two more com-
Pin Vin supplying the
'Ai l,
Pia he whose term ot enlistment (one
Y ea r),,• n 6 expire. ,
W l 4/ also froni the 17 - culling tan Union
chat I____‘' 'dent &signs to call immediately',
abcm*
sand mere volunteer troops into,
' 6 ' - 10 ' ne ' ice, which are intended to
n - Wabeli I .
Av_________
' Tr., 4,- r • . , miens of our army at Santa
Fe, tie al° l l 4 and Vera Cruz.
sd r -r e . ° to our readers the fel
lot* ' 44431 e N'tion of General Inin's
To ic k i -n c "g re * s ' li icepared by the editor of
that, sterling Demoe... v
per,
the Doyies
) t : ), '
i ' lim \es hi Caminena.
rem e to the joti vd „
__ ,„ 1
L.ongress,.wm
A Jinzii Ist Yl,ll, 4:4
era." nominee
4t'rn* voted whilst \ember of Con
-14r.,a ?iath o f n 'F l . mur the mostdan
nil Antir,republican „
ich will cause the hone, ter--meas
men of the
.nwffslltit to.shun him a s hi the
___
'pe., ::Pre vill now merel """
Iter,* the ants c will comment u "_, L ._ .
as
ormilly dands--and we cr'"
, s our
El (A .. 6) . 11.004)5 throughout thC to to
,
w:,
A
heftb day of August 1841, Jai ::
forthe !bill ineorevating th t
it 3losurral, " The Fiscal Bank • _
Statea."-+[See Journal K It. is v
'th Cimgre.ss, page 325.
the veto id that hill, James Irvin
ritcpassiii, , a, on the 10th Septem
'Seel same Journal, same session,
A . '..
silo ' t
Thiir
FM's
flax
Ei!s
vot
I 8
51
L
ttlerABlk 0 11Angnst, 1841, James - Irvin
tow Npaglimaf.tbat,mont, infaitsumaof
iks9ut NI Jiver feaeliktieribb eounett,'
ANKRUer LAW.•—(See same jOntr
session,, page 378: - '
vohnne,pa . ge 380, exhibits the vote ,
ea Irvin agimst reconsidering the vote'
eh the , Bankrupt law was passed.
the 17th of January 1842, James Irvin I
page h 2ltl.
the September, 1841, James_ Irvin
against exempting SALT from duty:—
mune, Ist Session, 27th C,onglress, page
the ante ibuy James Irvin DODGED the
making sugar ?R of duty,' although
es before and after said vote indicate his
;he fpinosition reported by the Commit... l
the Whole to strike out the section of
iff lull whiat taxed tea and coffee 20'
It.; a Tcote was taken on the 15th "July,
1.1
nd although James Irvin's name is re
thlist of yeas and nays idunediate
and immediately after said' vote, it is
on the vUte to strike out the tax on
Coffee,.--,TSee Journal IL IL 2d Bea
th Cengress, page 1094 to • 1099.)
position to strike out the tax on tea
i
ee, was DICYEATED, and it accordingly
in the bill /as , it went over to
ate. Fnr that 'bill, thus bontaiging
\tto TAX TEA and FFEE, James
...--[See Journal fr It. 2d session,
greas, Trap 1108.
rise in tee bill taxing tea and coffee,
In Tyler! vetoed, and for which James
` !a 1 're to by page 1108, was.
~
llg , ardth
10. ; And be it furthelr enacted,
tick not hereinafter "ehumerated
for, there shall be` levied. collected,
Inty nif 20 per cent - advalorem."
leartieles“ not hereinafter ennmer
' were TEA and COF
mon the truth of the
le above record. The
tE - lgOi DENT
'e dare thtim. ' - ,
Irvin
27th
Th
which
Irvin
in the
that. on
or prey'
sod
,
-:.-
4143t1QP
", 40k
n v
lets lieed reeekrit..
deee,oo.7 le eked and
etrilliquix t oithe **Auer.,
'OrN"itkrae
C 0... - tenon; Mesem ,
- , ....
iAnght., &e. &e.'
1 the as ever.
e from the
two utiful el
-1 agarie of
I exhibited in 's
drowned in . the Bel
distance below
mini the .river,
, 4 iti) Burlington;
may; and all-efforts
boat' proving. un
iisable :to let the&
proved too told for
becoming elated,
ilued at $30:000,
their loss will be
' d ed f or," w'
-
1110.148...=kbe ,retint
mred that h..P. Trist:
tate Depariment, has
',hes to Mexico,—? ,
le despatches, is, of
die; but it may he
ultimate -purposed
mt. Theinstru-.
dent - are ioubtless
'cies that may. a.
Mr. T. irillrentain
until he witnesses
`calla the
Joitniqi ,beloogs to
!he Federal y. w.
intended , tok leboir that
*sr sta pistil" And
G ra * Vitylqe,
weril-ketper
-4,ol*4'li=
anima
atter iiii.proit Oa/
A c said, noised, Eisn.
the Mevean forces.
saVainty - AtT)likl u itt riarii
Shell 'reiedinalalmii :A.sthe
I Piiir ag_thiahtt,iit,ibeAssitt, tam bi October - • ~,rAkirsouoini tit
Far - the , bellialtWat et lo= - otio
best • •
Frit 3 3 0 0
5 , 6 0'
'2d beet- ' 400'• ' t?
F'4l - r
-2d beet 0 0
• ' do 'l,OO
For the best sereliof Oats ' : SAO
For the beet Nature of Rota Baps - '
do • 4o' Biticarßeet. 3,OCk
do • do , Cinott '3,00
For the beet sere of rotakirs, copy of •
_ the Farmer'i Inetrueta I
For the best Better, ia gioati§ , Dot lea
than teetfuttai - 3,00
4,r the beio
she best, -3,00
5,00
best - 3,00
`,Heifer, the .± iretor"
o
Po ti,
For the ;.,• ,
,- oneyat - . • .
For the best , . a eopy . Of tliti'" Ameri-1 ,---
can Vetiti , '' .
.Or tliseii i iies of .14-
. inestie Aninials. I
For the best .guU ! . ''' ''. 1
,2d beat to - . . . o
For the best Stallton
2d best do do
Por.dif best .. ing ,varel
For the best ir:of gelt 110 s. ra . ,
in t county a copy of " , oath on
bvillrlll4 M are.
.
de 'terse."
Fef the best fair of Oxen • 1,.500
.do - , Steers, "Youth's Cattle - I
Manual." ' - - '
1
For the lest Buck 1 i ' 3,00
-2d best Oh A copyofJohnson's
Agricultural Chemistry. ,'
For the best Ewe , I
2d best do - One . i
el pf .. Mot-,
• ' ell's American Sliepher 2 i
For the best Boar 1 1 .
For the best ow " -.
For the best pair of dung-hill owla i.
, 00'py of Beenian's " POuT ist Com
panion.
.
For the best fpecinieti of i garde vegeta t .
bics from any one garden, a. work
1 on liortieultur.
For the tiebesi collection Ofll , wers ei4l,,
tivated by any one indivia alorfain--
.
ily, a copy-of the " Rode C turiit."
For the best executed Artie's f needle: .
work,. combining ornannint arid utili
ty, a copy of an An n " ." , \
Discretionary prembu?si, u
~ ks or Peel
odicahr wilt bea*iitled , to' - . Willies of
the folloirii 'aitieles ;4: m - tic ..3(atiitatk
, tures :-Ca ' iibi, Thanketa;
f,iirt
Flannel; ind-peibipa. i4lier . - '
.. a .:thnt.Mkt
be exhibited not 4seri,inuinara . .,,i, '-
GEO. FULLER ; r -.
• HENRYVAINKER. EL , .6 . )S -
, •FgANKLIN ;!: I §l.tit r...
_
April 214, i 847.: - . , i - - 4
r _
1 ; - ' SliA:3suiatika r
' -In lirooklyn, on the Bth init; i .hy Rer, s i i i e ,i - ' I V
to Miss CATuAittxx Sowilke a, of Ili • for: 1, 1 ' r ` -- ,:,-; - iiti:, `ige Ira
Toney, Mr.
, tiff 5. JAALt.', Ikidgewati r ' f h - (1 ,,,
I me! Owe. .
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mans battery, hau become eotnpici.... —.. if"' • cr" ---- -- I
flanked. and was compelled ty tali back, being ' • ••` NEW SI
l•ntirel unsiipported. The i enemy was nosy',- 5 / . ' ~ • . : --2`-„,: e
(“itritiz, masses of in an•try and cavalry along ..A KII) 111 1P 11 .! -'
'he base 0: the mountain on our lett, and wal- PAilkindillAkter
• • - 111F.1"..- - - -14. 01 .-'''''
gaini.ig our rear in great f•
, weat I arrived up :m the fit
i, pi regiment had been dire]
reaching the pesiti•m, and
mt- action against the .Me:
Mtntiseiti
N E V STYLE'_III4
SPrtitg FairkSf
0 ROWN-71#4.inehel,
WO et irides; I-18 I
curvet. TIP 0•111, , .
wide, frot4 min rent,- and
Brievinnmi of nii inch wi4e:
Phe atiove new lityl._Wr
York on 8111Aurday. Mei%
Lir. nee now realy and for:
41prii 8. " ;fdEi
PROCLAMATi t _.
, SPre' , llleits itiablits.
.
W HEREAS. Nature. :hurling . furnished tik
• the heatftel Man. ph covering, sufficient:
to overt it from the Wiptcr's storm. or the:'
burning rays of Sumater's . i sun. it is found high
ty eskential to tils eumfort , awl beam y.-. that hei .
provides himself with sc nui Aumcni fabric calcut
laird to supply the deficiency. And. whereas 3'
prudence rem/ire,. that every oneoilinuliflitir,l,
chase such urtielescut tfey May need. .where.
Maw (..qually good. can be ohtained at Malawi
est prices, therelqte. nE It itiiiiien. to the inhals
moos of Susquehanna CoUnly, and all uthersi
whom it May concern, that 1 - . s.
wat. m. POW*, dt, CO.
.
flare estaldisheal themselves at the A .old idand i l
one door siuth•of the S l atutlf ; 01 kE , lOW. ei
they !ar nil to fannufaCliii4a
_;ft , .11constentiyi
on hendi'llxril of every dile :p, . 'ln iidilii
l
lion to their unutnially laiiie:' beittatHatinowi
°Whilst, end-,nuinufaciured - I thicir'establish
men W. M. P.& Co. have j St .reopiredlthrir
lqw- Your/. a full supply if -: uftiOnt OATS
& t;APs. which siTallhorrith .rosit i 'exioosivo,
and varied assortment of , . , s_nllteilsiii*,
ever offered for isle loAlcsit ril,Ponnsylirooko'
Alf qf which Wilt be "sqldao case dr.' NOW
n
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