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I6es j friend to the federal constitution1
has become synonimons with roydlist.s
These Machiavslian politicians, BY the
same magic, have annexed ! peculiar
property % the word yeputi ;can. They
would induce Us to believe, that rspa6-.
k;cmIism implies eyery thing that IS desir-
able IN government. The maxim, that
3 dc king can do no wrong, which has
long since become obsolefe in America,
they have, with littie variation, reviy-5
ed. Il now stands thus-repnbA caHs.
can a. no sprong. but, let Us NOT forget,
that the tyrantof France, and his wretch
ed suhjects. are al republicans and let
usieafn from this example, that Il Is not
the name Of . government that renders il
free Or despotic. Compare the present
with the late administration of your CO.
yernm.nt. The friends TO the cons,itu-
tion win gain, and the ruling party will
Immensely lose, BY the conIparison. -
Mildness, liherality and integrity, are
the characteristics of the formerj but
cruelty and intrigue are predorninantfsa.
AuIEb ~ tAAG tAtlGtSSs& AAOW many " WI
hoary.headed veterans, just sinking into.
the grave, have been prosecuted fofthcir
political creed How many Of our Tsso.
lutisnary characters have been wantoDly
driven from Office, because they were
the friends Of Washington; and how ma
ny Of these victims OF political inquisi-
tion, are now destitute Of the convent
ences, aud even the necessaries of life.
The examples which have been all
dnced, prove irrefragably, however
Illuminating the truth, that mankind are
often made iupes, byloer6a ct uaces q
preteria nidia How important, there.
fore, is il my feIlow- citizens, that YOU
examine every opinion, tina. you scr1,a-
nize every argumtnt, and resist every
delusiye art. ware oferror- in
defatigahly the truth. This is an object
worthy the eternal researches of the hu-
man heart. In IFS very nature it IS un-
changeable--.it is Fixed Is the throne Of
Q mnipotence. =s<s5- $3.50
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From AIIK.ca1.s, 81. Dominso.)
80 - u. .5-zz March is. 1901. 4

g On our passage We met With several
pfiyateers but they appeared afraid Of
Us. The French Piivateers are very nu-
merousia the Passage and we muse
SIGHT our way lhrosghahem. The BLACK
here still continue tokill all the French
whites, men womah and children. Ye-
s.ertlay, they picked up seventy. Ave of
these unfortunate people, and last night
the whole 81 them were mastered. No
white person, of any nation dare 30,
seen out after Z O'Clock ia the evening.
Three days ago, a French priyateer ran
ashore a small distance from this place.
The blacks compelled the French Capt.
10 hang the whole of the crew eco il
numberJ and then be his own EXECUTION
@er. The French have instructed the
black in lessons OF blood and thes have
prov apt scholars. Since this last a.
.sassination the French have sworn 70
take allsessels trading with the blacks,
and put their crews 10 death. One Ameri-
can crew, am informed, has already
met this fate All kinds of American
produce hefe is very high beef 30 dol
lars per barrel; pork nearly 20 /; -four
seven ioes butter IS cents per ID. Cheese
20; haeoh IS cents per ID, and dry goods.
q any price you may set them At. Coffee.
y lido! per cwt. The Black Command
erin Chic. and his Ulcers appeal maeia
alrachrdI the a americans. $500.
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BGSlON, April ri. =
AfEDITERRANEAN AFFAIRS:

he squadron httlng OUT q Washing
to0 fof I've Meaiterranr an, u = said, will
be read, fnr sea, IN al MAY! .T.he.sea-
men and marines, is they enter, are iIn-
nedistsly sent on.--A detachment Of
marines marched through this town on
Thursday, 10 embark for Washington.
he .nays.asent hafe, We learn, has
order. 70 pur. hass provisions Tor Tho
squadron. b. T. H.
Geptlemen from The seat Of Royerr.
rnent Say, that when lafs Barron
receives die Observation-Disclosures he
Mill.atempt the bombardment Of Tripo-
Il, or make a diversion i'm favor. 81. The
ex.bashaw' opsrations 70 regain his aus.
sthority IN Tfipoli. s u Is
a letter from. Washington. says 6 no
sernment has received q long letter from
4he deihroned Tripolitaii Bashaw, in
which he informs the Prssident that he
has Large force under his command !;
BUT being destitute Of arms, stores, and
money. be issunable 10 make any 1Ilcmpt
to regain his authority in Tripoiis That
he wishes the United States 70 advance
10000 dollars for which he promises
ppcr sueeesding 10 toshe Beyship, q
release III American prisoners in Tripo-
l-and 70 repay the money. -He offers
as guarantee, 10 give possessiqn to the
United States, of the strongest post he
.shas Al his disposal. flamet Bashaw il 10
aid hassalreadv gained come adsantages
over the usurper. rs s.
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sole defence Of the town from she sen.
side, except an old wall without sim
gle gun mosn,ed upon il, and uhith =
lew broadsidrs could cYumhle into dust.
The garrison does mt anpupk Il
above four thousand soldiers (if the Ian
be called such whohlvr neither al
line or courage, and who particularly
dread the English not only from cir,
naval skill, but from ~ ancient prophe..
tic tradition they have among then, and
which they ali firmly believe, that = AL.
giers Is 10 Be taken and destroy ed BY The
English on Sunday B. The prophecy
may. be easily ful6lled BY ns whensrfr
We thuse, and we must shortly tats
some decided steps 10 humble The ID J.
unless VIE are content 70 pay him tritute,
Ike some Of the Other European powers.
Nc Consul now can ever Be sent lack
with honor or safety till satisfaction Is
obtained for The insult We have receive
ed. - : + I-ss.sz,i 4 Il
-. The DEFY Of Algiers IS entirely guid-
I'd ~ some Jew rasrchanss residing a..
Aigirrs." zs es= as T r., :, s5 -. II s.. !.
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TarFRicATE PHILADELpHrA.

Litter from an Anser lean gentleman IN
TIE Mediterranean, 70 his frifnd IN
Chariesfon--tSyracuse. Die. 4. fsoa,a
Capt. Bainbtidge was sent of Tripo-
u. TO eruizc for 1 ,slsurt time and for
that purpose left Malta in the middle of
October; he remained several days wilh.
ous meeting with any access, until ,be
3Ist October, when he gave chase % !
xebecque that hoistrd Trpoiine colours.
The xEbecque ran 80 near the land that
Capt y. gave up the chase, and was,
stznding Of shore under easy sail, when
the Philadelrha, when ~ least expected
It, run aground on ! hank about orS.
milei 70 the east of Tripoli, and found
himself in ~ feet water forward "a ~
aft. He snasasosrsd 4 long time, tone
a 49, -
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fmy's ports which Il Il confidently believ-
ed We can hermrticiily seal NY BY sink-
inga number Of large vessels, deeply 8
heavily laden, il the nouth Of them.
Boulogne l. the port which can be so
sealed up, and the thousand and one gun
boats ii contains, thereby rendered use-
less. On Thursday. evening several
large ships, consiating Of two 64's, some
frigates md bombs, with several gun
briggs, shaped their course for Boulogne.
"A very heavy firing was heard II Dover
the whole Of Friday, towards the eysn-
ing il was more heavy, and the houses At
Dover were shaken BY Il il continued
part Of yesterday. II is supposed tina,
the expedition which sailed on Thursday
evening was engaged in accomplishing
its object. The large ahips which have
sailed, are, il Is said, loaded with stones,
& these stones so united together by iron
bars and chains, Is 70 form one solid
mass--and these are 10 be scuttled side
and side, SO rs to lay the foundation Tor
an embankment of sand, in the same
manner as the French themselves sue
ceeded by means Of cones at cherbourg.
The whole Of this will be done under the
cover Of our bloekaling squadron The
immediate good To be derived from il, Is
that il viii give our ships increased depth
Of water in approaching the port, and
enable them by concentrating FIRE Of
bombs, 10 burn the whole force .asse M
blsd. q; 'ets s.. ri , r. !, III ~
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.AURELIUS.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
CORK March I 3.

BubIn papers say Culiinan, aliGs
Gen. Clarke, lately arrested near CASH
Ell escaped our Of die towerin Dublin.
Cessls o. Thur ;ay se,n-nighs tby
ciambefing UP the ihnnsl pf-his prison
chin ~. ne MS, however, challsng-
ed by 1 centinei on the terrace, whom &c
knock ed deFIl, but the hrter recovering
himself, struck CHIlinan so severe allow
with the>bur end Of his smusket, % to
fracture his skull, and be Is since dead.
A horrid plot was discovered in the
goal Of Kilmainham, on Sunday Sc n
night. A number Of prisoners had been
concerned in i they wefe to have risen
at ! certain time, and murder al before
them, 10 escape sIeNAs .discoserrd be-
fore the time the attempt was 70 have
been made. Y; w. ia 4 " s5 49,
A private letter from Dublin states,
thar one Of the enissaTies Of France, the
notorious John Swinsf, escaped ! few
days sidce IN m open boat, frem Cork,
with plans Of that and o.hsr harbonrs,
and sof various forti6catioas Be. His
father and other, kccessafies 10 his escape,
together with the boatnien who took him
10 France, are in custody.
A letter dated Cove Of Cork, January
8, received in town on SATURDAY mani.
.ons that !. The noted Arshur O'Conneu
made his escape from Crosshaven. about
three weeks ago. This place d in thf
mouth Of Corr harBohr. :. Il IS said he
was in Dublin On the night ofthe Esd Ju.
" last, and has been concealed evel
aimee. The people af ,ihe boat which car
RED him 70 France, Is soon - they land
ed him, set sail with his baggage il
consequence Of which he wrote 10 60
sernment, describing the people. Lort
| Gardner, on this stAtion sent for al III,
crosshaven people, and soon piekxt
them out; they are now ID irons On boare
! de guard-ship in this harbour
i According 20 another account, Thos
Emmet was IN company with O'Conner
md on their reaching the coast az Brit
tany the two ndemen were marchet
into The countf under an escort Of sol
{ diers, and the boat seized, and two sol
diefs pint on board, The people Of III.
bon snragsd a being Disappointed o
their expected reward, threw the soldi
ers overheard, md ytit 10 sea, bringing
of with them alI the trunks and ho}es
which have ernRiyen up 70 Lord Gard
nrr. and Ore said 10 contain . great man,
curious plsns, and correspondence q
the mos extraordinAty md inlportah
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nut is setntn. nonaparte Has Official.
ri proclaimed America dependent on
France. To folerale Ibis language i 10
assent toit. sis now br0ught 70 point;
and We wish % zee nheshsr that disposi-.
tion which has been evident il the party
dominaElk ii Ameyica, % PROSTATE the
honor and freedom of this county, atthel
shrine Of French shhifion, viii submit
% i declaration which deprives us Of the
rank, which he blood sc our Heroes was
spillsd 10 obtain.
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IAuAt WMtGM 49, 1890 ~ W. eASsSeeS -
spillsd u ohtain.
100, s1s:e.<s os<>o,--
Frs~ ihe Nsp.1 = sps..a,sr.
/. ss.snsnss - - I. 'sps, Kzs =
as.li.,t - = lssasks ,,.ssE sehraas soras.-
History exhibits strikine examples Of
the fruth os this sediment. Rex became
so odious Il Nome, AFTER the expalsion
ofths Tarquins, that 4 you'd have been
more safe tohave usnrped the sovereign
III pfa despot, under The appelation Of
Dictator, Or Emperor, klian 10 have as
sumed the title q King. though destita.e5
sc the least shadow Of power. Julius
cesarw was invested with kingiy authori.
y. His copatrymcn calmly brhsld his
increasingp power ~naY, they even Coop
Grated i,igratifying his aspiring ambition.
He wanted only tbs splendid trappings
4 fFoyaity, u consummate ms fclicity--
get, Tor suggesting the wish ola diadem,
Re wss assassinated BY those very friends,
WIN i little before conrributed TO load
him with honour and With power. ss
Molerp history furnishes Us with ST.
milar : IMPLIES. OliyerC Cromwell, fear
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LONDON, Nsirse y.
An expedition sailed % Iharsdas.
evening asainst oes oraaors q tils enc.
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70 r y S Il L E

a TRACT of Land, situate in the
"A, County Of Berkeley miles from
Msrtinsburgh, near the main road lea
ding from thence to Hagerstowh, con-
tanning 113 acres, about 20 acres are
cleared, the balance Of the land well
timbered, Acres Of excellent meadow
are made: The Improvements are .
sood barn, convenient dwelling house
and an Apple Orchard of the choicest
fruit" There is a spring of excellent
water near the House. This Land Is
fertile, and for healthiness of SITUATE
On not surpassed by any in Berkeley
County. Possession may be had in
April next-an indisputable title will
be made the purchaser, the terms, which
will be advantageous, will be mads
known, by the subscriber living ON the
premises.
JOSEPH sHoUGu.
October 26, 1904.
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i, of the late Alexander Hamilton, that
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70 be had SEVEN YEARS for i'm
:: proving them. =.

proving them.
-HE~ Subscriber proposes to put
out on improvement, the following
tracts Of Land, viz.
list ass acres. Situate on run lea
Dino into the north side of Crooked
Creek. about 4 miles distance from the
n;o,rth of said Creek, to the Allsgany
River. and 8 miles to the county town
of Kittanning, now Armstrong County.
Adjoining lands of the following war;
rantees, Charles Grub, Robert S. Steel,
Yacob Rudolph, TGcob N,tnenger, ia.
cgb Lind,g, fohn Smith. This tract will
be pu: out 70 acres 20 each family. The
distance from Pittsburgh to Hittanni"y
Town IS miles.
f2d 42s acres) Situate on Crooked
Run leading into the Kismenetas, about
a mile from the mouth of said run, now
Armstrong County, adjoining lands, Of
the following guarantees, John Scother,
.sTftanes Glars, Thomas Duncan, Rachel
Smith,
Also two tracts in HempEeld and
Rostrover Townships, Westmoreland
County Pennsylvania, warranted in the
name of Robert Smith.
The advantages Of those waters opens
a connection with tn. Lakes, and the salt
works in the State, Of New York-as
well a. ship building at Pittsburgh, six
large VESSELS nearly built, and a number
more to be built, this is healthy couH.
Try as is in the U. S. t..
Conditions on which families :aay Settle
70 on said Lands.
They may have it for seven years,
make such improvements as salt them.
selves excepting they ere bound to plan,
Five fruit trees, for every acre they
clear, and in default in not raising said
fruitstrees, or Keeping up such as may be
destroyed &c. to pay. Five dollars fe'
every such tree. Eny person may set.
tie on said Lands for seven years, pro-
| vided they fulfil the said terms by en-
| quiring of the clerk OF the commissio
pers Of the county Of Nestmoreland, a
Greensbargh, or OF the county survey
or Mr.. Ross, at the kittanning town
who will point out to them the sale
tracts of Land. The said lands will b.
sold in eight years according to Will.
! ROBERT SMITH.
Nov. 10th
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Iusquerora
PULLING MILL,

IHE Subscriber respectfully iafa,m.
his, friends, a'td the public ingene-,
raj, Aat ne still continues to carry on.
the Pulling and Dying business at Ed
reard Besson'S Pulling Mill. .Uithin siRAt
Of MartinsburSh. The mill is in COM
P!ete order and is furnished With soat,
dyStuG and epery thing necessary for
carrying on tie business, .uLicA he hepes
mill enable him to Sfoe general safi.fas.
non. =, -- $500
JONATHAN WIcKERsHAM.--
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Ing bnsiness a boy u u 10 16 years II
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TO BE S0LD, THREE
Negro Women,

One sixteen and. one twenty years old,
the age of the other not particularly re.
collected they have all been accustom.
ed to house and out work, and can SOW
tolerably weH.-They win be sold low
for cash. :. 49, :
JOHN B. CRAGH1LL.
Berkeley County, November IS, 1903.
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ago imisra,ed to this country, or his le-
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thousand pounds sterling per annaHs, to
which he or his heirs are entitled on the
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