. i
Mtn NEW inOßK.+—Fe were Snow
a prospectus, for a new Iftstorial
!nailed, " A Pietoral. History of Amid
[eliding the several Countries of 4he
ni and Southern portions of the CoUti
; yi : S. G. Geoumen, Hartford Ct. Said
• • contain nearly. 1000 royal octavo
and be illustrated by 300 - engravings,
ng some recent battle scenes in Mexico.
I. • 4t, Mr. C. Watson, will canvass this
• for. a short time soliciting subscriptions.
pEMOCRATIO REVIEW •cor July isr,
ni" number,. commencing ; Urea yJ
'line. The character of the work÷it
bit standard work in America—and the
',eV moderate price ($3) might to plice
4 bands of a vast many of bur readqrs•
rive lila it is hereafter to be publish
!Tdbn
*.Moore, No. 170, BrOadwAY
P.Kell, remaining as editor.
I 14gister-booby (pardon us read ire
ling to ree!yrooate epithets this 10
1
at!several men in this county ha • re
14terti from Gen. Irvin. Wonder! if
: negotiating for a berth in his cab' et
II If
- are tr
says t
ceived
they
80 800
" Dare they deny the $l5O he [Gin%
received for five days service as clerk
&eche° House in 1843, during Ole.
of J. B. Anfrrevis ?"—Register. '.[,
it is a. falsehood,blaci with infamy. , I It ,
t for five days but more than twice 'tbat
[of time that he was compensated asla 7
And we dare the perpetrator of the ja- 1
leic of deception to publish the wh le
bitiv . e to the case. The facts are,
~ -
trAndretv's- illness, Mr. Slunk es
,ii
' upon by the Speaker and requested Ito
Clerk—he consented.' After a lapse of
Shan
for the
illnessl
Yeei
was, n
length
hove.
bove p l
truth
OE
waite4
act as 1
ten or
re days, Mr. Andrews got able to
his post, andzothing more was heard
aiter, it being of a private nature, Tin
• hs much to the saprise of Mr. Shunk
one else, the House, as a mark of its
imation of his services, ununimously
ha the $l5O, about which our ,neighbor
lily prates. Will he pow dart to state
,cts, coupled with another, viz: that
Whig' member of the House roiled
re. olutionappropriating that amount ?
resum
of the
til, qu i '
as any
high T
voted
so 'gal;
these
rrery '
for the
We s.l
El
r...0' wxvil Trv.—The very veracious (?)
I river of the Federal organ up town has
been forced to admit that the story be
shout Gov. Shunk haring received
1 I salary for office, was a sheer falseh4d.
0 that a second ", Charley Ogle" 4. 4
sackin g the records at - Harrisbulrg,
4 could do he could not find the I , a-
Specified. That mist be peculiaky
to .our nervous eotemporary. 1
4 way, supposidg Gov. S. htil receded.
oust of perquisites, what does it shaw?
has not l.en a faithful officer, and
'is not worthy of re-election ? 14 : '
I , ei-tly the reverse. ' If be has " boen
.1
tri a few'things," as it is ' evident ,ha
the people would have dropped him
eii• service long ago-:--then it is an iin-
Oason why he should be intrusted with
."'. But does our neighbor dare, with
yang predilections,to accuse him of hay
ire.' the first farthing which did not
bMong to him. :So: we dare him todo
• May growl and clamor for Irvin and
'ism, and prate about a life-office, (if
as not been always in office it has not
e*ise he did not desire- it, as the red
ote him to have tried hard enough) per
)utred , on by the hope of getting a ‘. shat
Senate" again, but with all his reckless
' dare not accuse Gov. Skink of having
tti his legatfees. ' At ,
1
AL!
quill
at ias
coined
$70,0f
Ee sta
been
and all
mount
grindi
By
that a :
That h!
there{
but di!
faithf
has, o
from t
portan
" man
IBM
1223!
aught
I • .
The nuin-scull of the Register continues
e about Irvin and his vote for the tea
v ; okay,. We have no doubt it galls
i
the quick to realize this fact, and its
Ileeffect upon Ahe people, if known ; and
not surprised that that topic, and
lig blackguard, ` home-merited epithets
up the sum total of his labors. He has
• (1‘ .. ..he public that, he dare not publish
1 joie which we proposed, from the Dem
.
1 Inion—the one which evolved the• con-
thOugh we promised to publish
I st/4 reply•in return. What be says
he speech of Irvin is• mere -boniba.st
lowortiiy of notice. Re delivered no
ifi Congress in '42, upon that queston,
i
ereords show. If he delivered one at
• ,' olll3 time he belied his position lby
/Or the'; vetoed bill of '42 which did
and - coffee. It is an easy matter to
eeehin favor or against any question,
is:a-very common thing to contravene, it
ote.. A Representative from this county
a r:,speech Attalla? the act,' hut' .
for it. And until our neighbor can
I hit a man east vote fora bill taming any
1, article and still not vote to tax that sr
! 4 shall pay no further attention to his
scal clamor.
tax,
make
*ad i
11 a
made
Ike v.
allow
11221
.
- When the Register inserts that ! ire
+Med that several snanufac WA* ": es-
I , , .- ,is have been compelled.to st 4 In
: t . inee of the new Tariff; it afserts wfut i t is
y false. We have tuimitted noia n ch
All that we Said about any . : 1
lit two did stop nnsons the new i: 4
~...
' l O oPerdrzonAnd inconsequence of a to
i
, 1 prio r to thvia!li age of 1 that act. ; 1 -
suarepreseutations,tuid palfry
Obliig 'is infancies heyoua al= '
~„
.e=l but the gibder ef theickan
! .
to it. :We *gain defy bilk, Ito
4.,.
i'
angle ests.blehment that hat...
Ala* the new law went' into ope On.
by as he evineeslin 'elation toibia
1
'redictcalnt now van i shed gip, "' 1
,;' * , I
S di aggstaletithearelospostatehf.
I ?: -
have
"
co
Mir The President hai completed his "tonsi; Life-office--Life-offic
And T - et to•Wishingtim well plealed With{ LifeLoffice;Alfe-offme—Life-o1
his rciceition . 1 4 16• • ' •
.
•
The otgaa. man
..rathar thinks; the lets
ter of Gen. ,htin'a whick we printed two weeki,
is.not genuine because it did not have the:
came of the receiver afraid to it !
ful r What shall we say of his silly roorback a 4!.
honks, member of the Skink. party "being
this place (there was no name given here, eithil
er) electioneering for Irvin Quere !
We will just say, to out , neighbor that the
letter was published in the Centre Democrat
in 1841—before its imbecile author was evet
thought offor Governor-4.nd that its genuinei
f eess iv , • never disputed until it chanced to pastlund , ~,p -i-ent eye. • ti
PF, MoinpUtne#tairy.
i The. Binghamton Courier of Wednesday
him the following
ACCIDENT.--On- Sunday last two persono
hailing from Montrose, were thrown froin ft
baggy in this village and severely injured.- , ,
T,heY, had started 'for home ; and being in
state of drunkenness, fell to abusing.tbeir horsO,
represented as a' noble spirited animal, which
run With them a qnarter of a mile or more, and
'brought up against a fence. The beast, wa
are sorry to add, was also badly hint. On:b
of the individuals was very , properly lodged ib
ja , il until he had time to become 4ober. On tho
same; day, we are told, four or five other perii
sons were seen drunk in our streets. This is
a new 'era for Binghamton, where sobriety
through the week, and especially on the 'Sal34 ,
bath, has hitherto been the order ofThe day.
Paroxysms of the Organ.
triider this head the editor of tli
_air
worked himself into a perfect ra week
about the prospects of his second Joe Ritnei,
really fancying (judging from his bombast) that
they were superordinary. We certainly,woul,d
be the last to object to our neighbors consolink
himself in his agonies with any sort of a pictur;
which -best comports with his liking ; blj
a.
still, reluctant as we may he to mar his reveries,
or dash the cup from his lips, unrealized,
cannot refrain from offseting the subjoined ae
ticks to his eolunu► of deceptive twaddle meM.
tinted above. The following is from the Read
ingJeffersonian Democrat : .
'Never since the days of Simon Snyder, hay*
the principles of Democracy triumphed so glOs.
riously, or her prospects been so bright ano
clear. From every quarter we hear intellkl
1 gence of the most - gratirying kind; men whin
! have stood first and firm by Democratic priMf
elides in the most trying times are now coal
gratulating themselves on the rich fruits of
1 'their well tried principlEs. Our country illi
I prosperons—prosperous in the highest degree
the farmer reaps the fruit of his toil and labor
—he finds,a ready market and good prices fei
- all he can raise. The mechanic has eonsta4
employment, good wages, and is paid in good
money. The manufacturer is enjoying ago
profit on his capital. and the daily laborer
well rewarded for his work. On every count
tenance there is joy, and no one but the blind
rest bigot who travels our land, can avoid the
exclamation : That of all people under the
sun, we are the most free and the mosthappy:; , ,
' The people know too, moreover, that this
happy state of thin g s exists in the year 184,7
—the third year of the administration of
JAMES K. POLK Id FRANCIS K. SKUNK-4
two prominent ' candidates of Democracy iii
the year 1844; one for the President of these
United States, the other for Governor of Orli
blessed Commonwealth ; both of whom were
triumphantly elected by tlu; indomitable D .
moeracy. They know, ton, that their oppri
nerds were high Tariff and Bank candidate
and that with their fall. fell the United State:Sl
Bank and
,the oppressive Tariff of 184?.-
They know also that Federalism predicted and
r l calltd the country to witness and remembers
that in the election of the'se men and the repeal
of their tariff=min, famine and haggard want',
_would bestride this happy country, and crush''
its rising energies in its lion grasp ; menthe;
tures would cease ; the fiery blast of our fuill
naves would be ;chilled and silenced ; the
sound of the hammer would cease on the anvil:
the price of proviiions would tall and this love;
ly land would :become a dreary waste. The
people remember all this and they have marktill
the party, and press that made them. Anotlo.
.er election is cline at hand, and FRANCIS If
MUNK—that same well' tried, honest Demo
crat, is again the candidate of the Democrat i c
party ; he is known to be anti-Bank, anti-Pry
Waive Taziff ; anti-Corporation, and anti et.'.
erything else that infringes upon the rights atjd
privileges and happiness of e people, and af
gainst his hone Sty the to e•of slapder is sii..
f
lent as the voice of death. On the other hand,
Federalism presents a can idate, not the lealA
abashed with - the mortifying failure of all hii.
predictions ; she asks—modestly asksthe ha*
est yeomanry to vote for James Irvin,' , —the fir t
vdrite of the Philadelphia InilitiFians--wh§,
Laying aside all other things in dispute, thiy
frankly and freely confess is the friend of *
NATIONAL. BANK, and voted for it in CongreSS
—+the friend of a Amu PROTECTIVE 'Tquut
aiid a friend of COR PO R AT lON S without indivir4
ueil liabilities about them. In a word, du*
men who stand convicted before the country an
false reasoners, and the authors of false pr/t=
dictions now ask the honest Democracy of the
Old Keystone to desert their principles, their
men and their measures * and poll their veto:
a
far man who will ehangeeverything„ and i4f , ',
treduce the Federal theory in all its glory. 1:',
Thanks to our country, the people are iratetf
ligent ; once they may be misled—last fall thijr:k.
- were partially—but twice they will not be. y,
islthe boast of Democ#cyithat she never was
beaten twice in succession-. and we are satii
fled she will not be this fall. We hear daiii
from the unshaken Democrats deur iI3ICII f4t
med Old Berks, and it would be idlei to inky
:they , are firm, and intend tU votifuext fail, raiii
or (ale ; but we hear also of many who hatif
hitherto voted.with the opposition,: that thusi
fall they will vote for- MUNK.' limy es
14 well enough alone ; .I'l4 we have ' not pal!
heartier the first man woo; voted the -Da*
eidle . fad in 1844, who wifi . now, :Note fir 1
James Irvin. If such awn= can lie ;foul I
let us have his name, and:We promise Our F ' 1
eril friends to publish it:; We ale trilling 44'
itan .. tome ;it for their benefit, slidevpris . 0 4 1 1
*totems Federal this fa /V. l'l4-1 b a t e . b e 4
dui best'orneWl froni'ln4limo, Centric;West.:
moreland, Dauphin anal other eounties. ' lh
, .. .
friend, and fonternteiber liorthi Ltiihittuti;
writes Shunk's•majority at nothigh t ass
0004 spa the•loweit Est te it 15,0p0. 1,,,,
• Letting off the t ,7
'The North American, a few
'lsbell a very oracular letter
whiclilkwas predicted that S
but three hundred majority in I
and in which, also, among other
YIN, a" conspicuous" Democrat,
BRADY," was named. The Eas
poses of this story as follows :
Now that is truly a pretty, s
reckless means the Federalists
in order to gain their ends. W'
the people that there is no suc
James Brady" living in this cs
ER WAS . to our recollection,
what estimate to place upon 1
statements contained in this lyi
staunch and unwavering Dem!
doubt be surprised to bear th
give their favorite, hoaest .!
than 300 majority. Why Old
nearly the whole of that herse
resort to such lying and mis •
bolster up their" cause and e
friends, they must be " hard ru
if the Federalists depend upo
State by such calculations, the
disappointed.
Bar The High Court of A
ware has pronounced the Lice.
State recently enacteir(similar,
in this State,) unconstitutiond
cision all the Judges, Messrs. p.
hief Justice Booth, and J
Harrington and Hayard, concur
fiEr- The Hanover Gazet
widely-circulated paper, hereto
politie4, has hoisted the names
Longstreth. This augers well
cratie cause in York.
More from our old friendl
plete Letter-Wr
It was more than we expectei
says the N. Y. Evening Post, tl
favor the public with an expl ,
reason why the new tariff, whfc 1,
him, ought to have ruined the n
actually productive of so*, much
This is a matter concerning whi
it probahM that a politician
character would -have preserved
lence. He has spoken out on
however. A Mr. Bragaw, of Sa
necticut with a natural ansiet
shis wares as widely as possible,
a pocket knife of American m
companied,with a letter, to w
has written an answer, lately p
whig prints. Mr. Clay gives, i
ing passage, .his solution of
which so much embarrasses his
"I have been very desirous t
feet upon Ameriban mattufaCtnr l
the last tariff. But Europe
pied with supplying herself
food, and our country has been
,by the high price which all arti
Bence have attained, that the oil
tween foreign and doinestic ma
been much less unequid than it
wise have been. The strug :
been between well-fed operati
capital diverted from purchase o
terial to the purchase of bread
greatly augmented, by the sale
between manufacturers worki
and full time. Whether, when
longer starving and shall be ag
Providence (as I hope it -will b ,
, ant harvests, we shall be able t,
icessful competition, remains - t
fervently hope that our ma
struck such deep and strong r
will be able to stand up and fib
adverse causes."
So the ruin is postponed—th'
off till the weather is favorable
at leisure. We are not to be
potato disease has ceased its . 1
the potato produces its usual c
and Belgium, and Germany,
bankruptcy and distress, and wl
meat is to come upon this coon
after the middle of the present
tion is to be ruined to its hear
.Lass, for Mr. Clay is dunnin
time to leave an opening for
our manufactures should in
have struck such strong and .!
they will be able to stand up a. l
gainst all adverse • causes. If
begins to digits usual quantit
the wheels of our factories a 1 . ,.
their spindles humming, and th
ing,‘the treason is to be that ma
struck such 'strong and deep
adverse causes. That such h
at any time within the last ten
not a doubt, And it will be just
1850 as it is now.
But Mr. Clay traces the suce,
tariff to the fact that there has 1
petition between domestic and
on accqunt of the deficient Lary
So far is this from being trne;-th
Europe
_is one cause of an ince
tion of foreign manufactures.
bread and take manufactures
to so great an extent as if the
they ought to be, and as we h
Rill be, more moderate, but stil
bly larger quantities then if fa
had not purehaled so largely
The circumstance, therefore,
Clay alludes as checking cow
luny increased it, and as soon
of Europe are more abundant,
tants beim° less dependent up<
waniay expect that the a
in now ineinnre decline.
The committee at Inaepen
mired, since the last repo 1
w h fi51„50 was through Me
Mantrap) • N 0,151, per
Curtis,. Grand fiecreterjr of the
of Pa. Lo. of CO. 14:"=Phiks.
tte hCralirtit Th
Tholie itlio axe fond
Life-office—
,.—.Regis_icr.
tricks and. Omeges of
criticise with injilaticet- .7 -1
their most insatiate
sit on of the Federal*
Geo. TAYLOR'S letter.,,
ye ago, pub-
Easton, in
w would have
Northampton,
hang,esto
la
a " Dr. JAWws
=Argus dis-
ken them wholly 'by '
it is denounced as a
boldly attached—while .
the opposithin prints irr ,
thin and surprise. All
emb4rked ini faro? of GI
tinder the strongest—in .
ted States Gazette and othr
alleged direbt—assurapees,
them heart and soul. At le
sited by them over and ov
wentom far , as to - commit
Federal policy on the Tariff
ern slave-holder and a cott
doubted these things , then,
improisable,iand we .reminde
soli:ill of Emph promises, tha
reekoning vrotild overtake th
not then belieVait wag so clo
General l'Aviort•s letter •
per,upon•Federal enthusiasm
vents him from accepting the
the Federalists 'offer, •anot
than indicates his hostility
great questions. His promis
On the dividing questions of
at the favorite opposition e
a eandidateiwho has no °pin'
eye. It appears he has °pith
tions, and that he intends
What they Will be, wer,must
cide. And however strong
' are, that Ins views will be co
of the Federalists, we prefer
ciation of them. If they are
! we shall then be free, !accord
I pies, to select our candidate.
we shall oppose General TA .
The immhdiate effect of
letter upon ?the Federalists i
completely and utterly out of
also indicates his opposition
in connection with the editor
ft' atti signal, a neutral pape
Democrat, on several great q
-this that it deprives them of
policy which so distinguished
I Either of these, but the first
elusive as to the; effect this 1
on the Federal party.
It - will not do, thereforel
Americlin to attempt to shy;
considerations, by re-hashingii
of the hostility Of the admini -,
al TAst,orrand his alleged
'auppositiou's oppotition. It I'
for that paper to attempt to ili
its partisans upon General
not do to cite what ho has p'
we have what he has certai
disowns aTheonneetion with
;letter is a rebuke of , Fed
Federaliam' which proposed
To a very great extent the
preferred to stand off, and
spirit of his 'own letter.
thinks there is time enough ; j
Noat Demberatic party of
rth 21mdricair, therefore,
bock, wheri it still claims Gre
11 Federal candidate. . - And i
too "swim in attempting to
his letter tilv reviving the cal
administration. lie has so
himself from Federal embrael
bor has no !right to dragoor
kindly 'disposed towards him,
rations, if he has any. , We 1
without authority. '1 The gli
d eparted."+—Permsy/tin ;lion.
iFACTS Ili A NUT-SHELL:
before Mr. Poll: sr
I President.
• , :men of the
will resort to,
ew,we assure
man " Dr.
and way
;ey will know
he rest of the
letter. Our.
•rats will • no
t they cannot
Switrig; mor e .
aucon din give
When men
resentation to .
!courage their
indeed, and
carrying
be sadly the
will
peals of Dela
ise law of that
'A) the late act
In this Ile
incellor James,
_1
;es Mulligan,
' •
an able and
ore neutral in
of Shank and
for the Demo-
I. the cam
ter.
of Mr. Clay,
at he should
nation. of the
, according to
tion, had been
advantage.—
h, we thought
,f M. Clay's
a prudent si
this subject,
i ' isbury in Con-
to advertise
sent Mr. Clay
nfacture, ac
ich Mr. Clay
.blished is the,
the follow
the diffienlty
party :
'elm the ef
l.s produced by
been so °nen
-I"th necessary
so benefitted
les of subsis
mpetition be
ufactures has
would other-,
.le so far has
[ves ; between
the raw ma-
and capital
of food ; and
g short tine,
Europe is no
iin blessed by
) with abund
sustain a sue
) he seen. I
ufactures have
lot, that they
'Ai against all
It was : his s*orn ditty to
much as 'any other Stat.
Mexico commenced an inv
il l
the avowed object of bonque '
Had be. refused such pr 1
have been kinky of subordin
=aloofly liable to inipeach i
The Mexicans commenced
vasion of Texas
• eclipse is put
and people ir6
The Americans are bringi
Hereafter, American righ
ed by Meitico. Heretofore
most foully. trampled upon.
These.tosertions ate all .
the matter;in as few words as
fined till the
!vages. When
!opain Ireland
'he period of
nt of employ
•. Some time
1
NOT BAV—They tell of a volunteer whn
returned to Dayton,-Ohio, after having reach
ed Cincinnati on his 'Way tot Mexico. s Many
were. the jibes. he. enCtnuiton , his return;
and among the refits couple o his Whig friend;
erei
asked him 'What he had cane back for. Se
replied that fearing ha might TO into the hands
of the Mexicans, he had retuined for a copy of
Tom ,Corwin's speech; as heiwas confident all
h-11 enuld not injure him among the Mex.
leans while in possession of that document.
_
entury the na
content—,uN
enough this
seape—unless
e mean time
ep root, that
d-tflourish a-
after Europe
of potatoes,
G?.N s EltAl. P4LOW as greatly dis
tinguished: himself ir fighting the I'Gnerrillary
on the road from .Voa emit to Mintreo, and
the Federal papers zue now 4: trying , to injure
him by stories, in regard to his want of Gen
eralship in ,marehing Out of `ira erns at mid;
day: Ste. S. Very Small b ,
still twain&
it looms clash
ufactures have
of as to defy
been the ease
ears there is
as true after
MR. PoLn.—ln liar. Po les rep y to the
Committee`of Reception, in : ltimore, l ie took
occasion to declare his tt, mbh3 intention
not to be a, candidate for re-election, and th at
tit is his deaire to retire to ptivato life. This
is in accordance with hisprevious declaration"
to bin frierks. -. '
Mir A 'western editor ,r ares that some
women who his village in the
of the yowl; '
paat ?
larks m 3 the river, arei perfec divinities. Ho
means, bays .a northern paper4u:k ang'els•
A Mnxipasz TROPHY.-0 of the West-t
moriland, pa., volunteers lat y refereed fron4
Mexico ; with a trophy of vi ory, in the she,*
of a hive Mexican Info, with lack eyes, long ',
lowitig blabk hair anda be ' lingitigare. ~
" t cannot imagine 4 said a raderina, "s hy '
my whiskers turn grai so lo eh, Owner tb#
the hair on my head." "43e '1 observe:ll,
a wag, " pin have woOced so nch harder with
your, jaws flub your braine." 1. 1
Re P 4. min )#ll &gm.'
, IMMO A 01111 1.-- 0 .
hey was addresnint President /"elk in Friardoid,
i'oma Odd ,enter ed Die robbedhotmelind WO'
Tab1ib 1 90 , 413% 'I '1 . t ' -' t
ii.
we.:/dimi
iIET/
iIL6N, Who • po4olled i per-4
ty in Tina, not long since; 11; -. been hung in
due 'forte lis the pogo under the' laynsh sods.,
PnoSeoiPTiew:--i ti veto t 9 e &Oil*:
the Jury lift all Pareltorics ow! carried at'
rihr :dwa
a Life Wins veto isWestield, .
ss of• out new
• • n little nom
! °reign,. fabric*
• :ts of Europe.
t the dearth in
l eased imports-
We send out
;n return—not
dies were as
op they Boon
l 'e
in considers
ign countries,
our grain.—
, which Mr.
r '
;tioo,'iaa ac
la the harvests
ed its inhabi
in us for sup
.Ispatition will
Hall,torvit
$372,69, of
or Swift fro*
da of WM.
- Grand Lodg
4fer•
MI
h tie
they
It,(or
00-i
iCoi to
is is-
Anew
Jthers
many of
lrtifies
that
did so
Chi-
amountullto
at he was with
:t this was as
. The Gazate
II openly to the
[ rind he a smith
o-planter ! Woe
• anse they were
those who were
a fearfuiday of
But we did'
at hand.
doubly .a date
, It forever pre
. ommation which
oreovdr, it more
them; on several
Itirgivie his views
, •
the day, is a hit
!', dient. of having
a for the linbiie
ns on these clues- ,
I •
vowing them.
ait before we de=
he probabilities
i trary to the vieivs
' await his °nun
t
g and proper,
g tol ourprinei-
If they are pot,
i enemi TAYLOR'S
ithat it takes him
lbeir bands. It
them, if taken
oftheXincia-
I.conducted by a
I , estions. Add to
Ihe hide-and-seek
them in 1840.---
rrpecially, is eon
- ter will have up
for the North
its eyes to these
lithe stale charges
tration to Gener
elrocity of this
not answer
!fasten itself and
rAYLOR. It mill
tebaidy said, when
ly written. He
ederalism. His
'sm—for it was
monopolize bib.
emocratic
,party
alt. This is the
will wait.. ,He
' lid so does the
Ile 'Union. The
lalks without the
weral TAYLOR BS
shows its dam
.calf the effect iDf
it
..nies against the
n and
withdrawn
F, ,
'our .neigll
- fot being
land -to his aspi
hopeat, it speaks
ry of Ichabod.has
Texas was an
inaugurated as
t roteet Texas, as
slim of Texas, for
it ng
teetto, he would
1 , tic& of perjury,
,ent.
Ibe war by :min-
it to a close.
will be respect:-
I they have beep
e, and present
possible. .
MEI
o`i
' A,PPI. 1111 /4 111 . 4 t; ,
4,;
i
~, - 4 1 the
• *shop Aio noToina; wui. onn
Episcopal Churoh,_ in. rthin. ph,o6, - on 08nridny,
*ldly 186, , iii p'elocki A. - lt, ‘iiatii in Sp r ag-: . 1
1 Ile, at 4 dclock, same Av.:' ~' I ; ''
Ak ii i bariets i t al i o , /h i i 4 layme , i
t___ 1 - , Alterative- il .
iwohairs been informed by Mrs. Miihah, (s - grand
diughter.of :old din. Wayne) that Ate lifthred for a
number of years from the growth Of 4 largo Goitrous
Tumor, which besides great deformity, produced both
a -difficulty of.eglutition, and of btalthibli• Indeed,
she says, the Palm upon the:. Tied/Piro was. " ,
grleat, an to prevent her from sleeping i in , a recumbent
'peiiiitiun, and can suffocation appeared !neviteble.—
sh e also laboured under imivere indislimition from
urea Coorssurr*lstoomia.'with ss horrible train of
t at eette affectione, far le hiiM she ustsilldr.,Jmorys AL.
TikIiATIVII. Ahichi she to regularly, for six or seven
il l °
:re, with occult:oral. dpees of hi snative pale,
her general health ins thereby , mpletely rem'.
ta liabed,mod now perceiving some !mutation in the
a, o f the &A rena T, amor , she w i ;eneouniged to
vere With° fuse of the ALTXII vitondil efeiy
v tige of the painful Tumor was el:timely removed;
r ire cannot speak too highly of thisOmportant prep: a tion of Jayne, and for titi oak of sufferimOnt.
trAnity, hope Oat it , msy_bccetri4mom generally
kdown.—Pablic Ledge!.
;1 ,
31 -
;
WORMS ! WORMS ! 4010418 ! ' '
I,To remove those troublieomeind ifanleroos inhab.
heats of the stomach end!, bowels, which so often lei,
pair the health and destroy the livela ofebildreo, yes
Jiens's Tonto Veaansuori a certain And safe prepare.
tibn for the Norval of the Irationikinde of worms,
dlepapeia. sour atomaeh„want of ists. .infantile
fever end ague. inn debilily ofthe iieb and boar.
e¢ and organs ordigeslion. It - is oitlieutexeeptkin
o l ds r o ep ft a h re e d m o oe ni t; b a y la D ab r it
j p a r y epa ne. ra p l hu
ionti e n ip th hin e ; w an or ~
ld
d ld em
Prepared
oit agesseoy N.! Mikhail, & Co., Praggisia, Mil
-1 'age Pa.
• 11 '1 ftlitll 01 •
In JesSnp, on the , I.th !inst., byi' J. W. Smith;
Esq., i M nwix' P. BARTER, of TONMII
- tis, to Miss .NDA ,O. STOffo, bf &imp. ,
.
biroi tirrti3emp4s.
ESTII. ED, i •...__ ,
FROST the -eaclosute of tb - S bseriber a , • .i
the Ist of May hug, a wind three yen
oilsti mare colt', with a White i str lin its fa .!
an one , white bind foot. Whoeve ill rota j
slid .
colt, or give iniortnation wlse t may ,^
fUtid, shall be reasokably reiiii i rded: - ,
- • • • Amos Birrow
* I Bridgewater, July 14, 1847. - .
.ORIENTAL
SOVEREIGN
B u E a zt e ib p sy k‘ ibe a rs nd li . w re ot i i ) i f i entsar d rt
ii t n h ti e7
mend them to persons afflicted With INDIGEIII='
impure , &zoo, Bu.t.xous ‘disposes,,- Nu%
duos DEBILITY, HEAD-ACHE ir "C9I3O44
Bentley 4- Redd.
! Tuly'l3. 1847
WAREHOUSE OF
reatfiT trfiViiX •
1 NO. 50, CEDAR—STREET,
E c -NEW YORK.
i LEE, JEDSOX Sr.:LEE;
LEE & JUDSpN,)
QCCUPY the' spacious FlVE="4,l,'Oar WARE
HOUSE. N0.1 ; 56, CEDAR STREET ; the warms
of which is devoted •to the exhibitthn and's* of the
Single article'of - •
ukwlinnt'aikailcoitliksia •
Their. presisi Stock of
ONE! THOU PACIOCES,
•,
Embracing some THOUSANDS otiliferent psalm
and colorings, and comprising. every! thing desirable
ib the line, FOREIGN: I and DOMESTIC., . • •
I Alf of which are offered for selefor cash. or aitia
rectory credit, at the Lowest PrieWb* the •
1 ' PIECE.OR PACXAGE.
i ,Now Styles , arc received almost . eVery day, and
Many of them are got itip • for our Isom salmi, and•not
to ; he fotiod elsewhere. '. , f.,! ..,
• .1 ,_
. Er Printed lists of prices, carrepeq from day tol
day; with evitrY.variation in the marks, are placed
ih the hands of buyers. .: . • '..' : '
,
1 Merchants will be able to form ' , -aome idea of the I
iutent and variety' of (Mr assortment, when we state
that the value of our usual stock ot OM 051.1 g article is,
at leiat, twice 'Jim value of the euti!et stock of dry
4odir, usuilly kept by Our largest isLolesale jobbers.
This fact, together with the fact tuft 'our Means and
tier attentiOn, i stead df being diijided among,. vast
variety 'of arth lea, are devoted' Wholly to otis, will
render the adva tages Which we cis offer to dealers.
perfectly obvisms ; and it shall be hni l eare that none' ;
who visit our caitablishrhent shall Meet with any dia.:l
4ppointment. s ' . : 4 .
i • Our asacirtment 'is complete at ill 'lessons of the]
year.
Le:e 41 4 ,Lee.
P. S.—B. F. ice, formerly of tlfe '6Ni, of Lord &I
Lees, and laic oenior partner in the original . Arm - of
Lee do Breontil, from which conneetick he wilhdrei
some time since ) has resumed buslhese with Memo.
Lc & Judson, ender the w firm ofLEfE . JUDSON &
E ; and. ho } ventures to assure ] i's friends did the
public, that the new arin will meinlim the same pre-,
risinence in thio branch of the tradel , Which formerly
titiguiabed the other twohousies tiaosiiicb be belong.
d.
• ' •
• - •
I ,
miss "
YO
LARD'S
NG LADIES,
IN TUOSE AC
HE next term. will cornitencevon Wed
%today. July
. 74. Grateful for theirlihetal patronage.
ailready recew she would respect fully inform Pa-
Tina sod the fri de of Education ganerally: that her
school Will rasa the, usual eyetWp-of gotecoment
MM
instruc,tio4, pursued in the Fentlile !Seminaries of
aewicheretie. GOod board PAM 00,6 0 4 ca . caa.,
loanable ternia; reepechible , , .
T itINS PF.:TUITInZi4; •
IComma Eu hob Modiew, i is i - 104-50
History. Bot ny : litit:Phileady,Thaintityy. 3150
faintingund awing, - (E4ra)! 300
Music oo tb Fiat*. 'Frenth iiod Laths will lie
t'sught, if desire'
Ressancea.
J. W, Itil l !*oitts, EM.,
E.g.;
" Rep. Ile p; A.' glum
" Eeintal
c ti ' • '
•
Mr. Wm.
Tow. Sonlwo
S. BEN ti
M. S.. WILII6I
MI
Ei
Op
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of at .
hi ' 11%
iiitd ) bo
i Pii II
111!,, tioso)
O T IIOIIIO , I -' . - I
l : 4- , 494 1{
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T ,, , Aa..4sp e z
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at nit s
2EI
MEM
OOL FOR
Cr
01
illa
cm* lly
. pectroD.
last
ly
.1 I
cioki ' •
seled!
/ Indiwhiell
lb ikeaPeli‘
also thilifgl44llpt
'arrow,Tita,
nringlkiss,'"or at Well
im a
0111.. ,- i',
,
ii - *.eiii
-441...,':','.
Tie 10;
MEM
„ I
auto ;
t""'"lvioklt=ti
4,4 tgA...un* IVA ; and We ready ; fte
--o...."batrmoilecto isceivellbem•
de 11 , 0 4 t° Pney.
le e• ose.6; Naltivipp,
Prtir I,- 5 1
•
I 1 •
SP
, SIMMER ;GOODS.
L 8. W;t2o gen
lenonnetntaf Goodlls I P4 very
lowan "prices. - • - t
itordeasets'will find it to their advantage ea'
oat - 4tandne;i Goods and priettalliefilite (bey
itaewbare.i
• J '4 . 1 1 1847. .;• t
.;qt
_~
-SEVANKINGEIENT
libibscripeSi having ,thisi datrakeret
a en-partnership for. the ip n o ce
MEDICINE AND SURGENV -
under the fironf i tibirvn & Einuiss,itereby ten-,
der.theiT professional serviceirttribelend - peo- L ,
pie; of jAnesboroil and - vicinity, viler the
confidence that if_e4 acquaintance ,InitA. and
Pc4en:lei attendance to, their bunko/ 1 1:k o - pese.
port, to public Potrodlrt thnffil, lo oo,i ) !W-
I arm' share or tbe sane. Theect:rponeklmeer
tune kto need mMical ettet4iotite.) . iwil
lett° 'Five them-a call. • "
Office and lodgings of the first' or the
firm; over the Engineer's officei .- and. '041116 In!7f
teri:at ;hie residenced
El N4lnves;
IE •
Lanestuno,' Juntti Ist, 1847.
DIiAWN GooDs.l
itidi
tpe
GREAT. varieti of laces.
Bariesjan
audios, 'riot- Linen Joco4etto,, &o„ 1 ?i t c/
. 1 - - ;11141* ,
PL NPJG WHE ELS ac REELS Joueider
0, km Jr„ ert,i,tt • •
Nei Milford June 12. ft .
1847. -4
,
NEW iG4llloiii.t
.
_- -
T4P . lnkscriber,lis nosr receiving 'logette - rd
assortment of r -
• • I Dry-Goods, Groi•eries, - Hititivxo,;"
Crocker", Bonnets,
11. t - Palin leaf Bats,
!Ad in! for past favors he "mkt minitlespoThi•
re tht3 -paronage, of hilfriends;',
the • lic.genemily, and trill erniesvorlasmil
them aas LE)I•W for the r,ft,'
ajaproired credit, as . those wllO toi,;‘,l4lo#r .
aoddr j um lo ;
-
• t, .
IN iichange i iiiO4
; lbw Moth, :Nutter; (l4 .
.Neauxix, Spe } ci4 and 41",e00, ,
• By • - C -- Alier. I
iIifOUSLIN D$ LAINI3Sck- . Ind
GiOghams, tor ; so4 111: 5 1:
.F - 1. -
ISTUFFEWroton , Olott=
1.7 Gambronek eLripes and
lowa
TEAS. •
F OSH teas selling Id* at. ' ,
• 1-11 ICE. -
N'tW Rice just. received in- _
• r • • ,flll, '
rEE AR lowat
MACKEREL, ad. Pickeied Rio
kCixlfish'et I .
j BONNETS.
ryiT.ISCAN. Strair, Lace. and-
Bonnets, cdepp at • .
SEW GO
Juni
TlEig:Subscribere are reeeirmg - a
ieeted stock , i '
11Z117 1 o.oolDit
- - -
whiel will
maki. *heir
aslorlmP4- „,
EY- el
plet*Andtley ar4 determined thiellpCtil
thatlWill letisfaltoryto purchitwis..
U. BurOncis;.4-;:ei
"Galion, iune43, 10347.
•' • 7 'l'
o,r
AMMHAIN
iIECES Mousseline De, tiliatiV*o
'Nome patterns, Is 24 to A5.341 - iteefil
, . ,
ME
ETI
ffiE
• ApNNETS: It j' L I
• Daisontimo! ce;*4 it
.'oetsdl'od Bonnet tritnntfogi I
.! COI
A?
rEpIAWNS;° GINOTIAMS(.!
dram gOds
• • - - 01 Jl4 to i :t
• _
Pk '
12,000 1 s •
LEATHER., very, cbeitp, also Ge
, Cod ish, l Ne c ke r' 1. Iron, ;$
• at. - 8.4-Ca's
8 6 13 t
Nails,
'-. " . .J • .' ; --', • PAINTS 4. Oi . '- ''' -.- .. . t
- UMW lb. Wtittel LeaCie• • Oilet lut'l:
wk.* i (the , price' hail advan ced in ma
Pa rii‘ Grim to oil.. beet , qeilitip-.•iiiiich
much [baudionier Oven ',than: ay .40144:5
WiDaoii tdilldit i ; &C. Veritisl. to •
kini l ./*lii 30:` , !,it'' ' -•
14;4:1 ' '
liiire
r:, 1 ;?: .' 1 " . ... 11. 0,..,"4.;
. ''
''
CASE? ID 101 w id.
Touodo ot OGG—
, , 'tan Hat Iwo:.
oboee 8431140 'Ho 05. for wide ztlio, , idig
WO w ill be paid bY , .- Aftwrii+;
bis t asf
iii kind a PTI s Priok• 4464 *kik '
Palm . sparim', and Wail iretii - 4aor.
sad 's vtotk' esWiiiik and Gk . , . 04iiiiti
Velvet 0101. idliO phitOretei cariiiellift*
b) , ,T -, c -' ''''. l'''' .. - 1 1111214m0t kor-
9 '•- (
1,:„; •
MM3
Aricaceorid,
so,
Bouertil
Goo,.
L k
lla - Rciiimulibigirin4Ql
u.Vii Oil to thilomaul-44
411% '` 4 1 4..01 . HoollWn,
li Zel
oaks ; - ' cayteolooll4,
ihirlihy titilmirelPoo4lll4 . _
4 0 to 'al" 4° 00164 4_ " 7
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illt i'.
l'iff ft
y, Joe
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