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pencil, ll,o word eSenator fe manning, and
sYelff<3p inserted. The ballot was motto,
ed, and passed sronad BY The judges VIII
ford'a.nsmo d usually pronounced 4 Wool.
ffed.n This pronunciation Of the name, IS
also proved, BY several depositions to bo al
most uniSessal. This vote ihs confession
oon,ends should nel have been counted for
M Wilford: not however, with propfiety,
upon tho qsourd that ne christian namo is
given 10 Wilford, for be claims vots given
"a Wossies township for "Cox" alene, and
that too when Cox was voted for as Rep.
rasenfxtipe and mol as Senator. The only
ground OF objectlsn is therefore, that "Wol-
frsa'' il nst 4 aWaLford,n Z There 10 40 such
usrson Is Wolffod, canditate for any Office
II e.nnoi be expected that every man can
snail proper names correctly. II IN the
spelling, he usual pronunciation is retained
II ii all that can b required. The henora
bio Senator from Ross, AADxrRA,) wculs
much doubt the propristy, Or hope Of success
in i contest for bis seat, if the only argu
msnt was, that some political friend had i
hiu ticket spelled his Name MHDARy, or tn
Senator from Washington (Harts, )Ifhis nam
had been spelled on one or two ticket
Heart, aud ons Of your commitios, Ewing,
would most assurcdly defy contest, base
upon no oiher grouad, than that some on
had spelled bic name "U-ing." Il is abur
dantly proved that Wilford is generally pre-
. nounced Woolfred, and that no person Of tn
later name was candidate. The trustee
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KALIDA VENTURE.
lAMNs MAcKENzIE, EDITOR
FBIDAY. sANUARY ~. ns4s.



The ssr with sMezies- Slavery in he Territory 70
BE- acquired Gou Wright Gen. Cass--I Threat
ened Seeession Of ne Southern Members, &c., &c.
In The Hsuso sf Representatives, on the 4th
inst, Mr.. Prssson King asked fer q suspension sf
the special otdsr u the day. it permit him 10 in
troluss bill, granting to the President 7,0o0,-
GEO for the purpose Of sonclsding peace with
Msxleo. and ailine the fsllswing provss: That
thsrs shall 30 neither slavery nor iayslua.ary
ssrvi.uds il any territory which shall hereafter
Be acquired BY or bs annexed 10 tho United Siatss
otksrwiss than for The punishmsnfo OF crime, &c.
Cnthe me,ion 70 suspsndths order, the vote was,
ysss 90; ssys %. Our representative, Mr.. Saw
yer vssisg wish the nays. afa
Tkis mstisn has eivsa tons to che discussion
il csrgrsss on the various measures for the pros.
ssssien Of the war, and to excitement and bitter
ssss in rsls,iss u the question Of slavery. Mr.
King offered al slsbsats dsfsscs Of his views
asa psponsl explanation.
wsds not pretend 10 determine that this bill
was The most proper form in which to bring for
ward this question, but iiisrsasouabIs shst when
makings gran, Of the msnsy of the Uuien--of
the North a. we'll as Souih--that the terms Of the
grants shsuld BE- specified, Neither woald ws
ASSUME shat this il The Best time for the
agitation Of this question, but after slavery shall
have sbssn introduced int the erriisry, il will be
thss TOO lsis---for theH il will Ascons quss-
tisn of sbolition. presenting sbstaclea which past
histsry and sxpsrIencsprovs cannot 30 overcome.
The attack upon sllas Wright, Of New York, !,
81 The correspondent Of the Ohio Statesman. in
csnne ssicn with this mstion.was uncallsd for and
injudicious, aad ss was to bs expected has been
promptly disavswed by the editor Of that jssrnal,
The past history u tAas abls statesman, Silas
Wright, gives the ssrongsst contradiction 10 the
charge 81 his psrmissing his hisnds 70 sndeavol
ts /" disorgsnizs y and dismembsr ths
dsmserstie parry because HE ..ehances fer III.
Yresdeney'' are supposed 70 b "despsrass. -
Nor dsss il evidence much jussise in the csus'
shzs nesds 10 throw odium spon such msn toes
snYe sucesss.
The Correspondent sf the Statesman says tha
he hss learned thai Gss Cas- will take the fol
lowiug sourss on this queston: h will vei'
sssihss Ill attempts 10 elsg the war bill Or reese
lulicn viii Wilmot's provision bat that IL the ma
ksd proposition 70 exclude slavery from aay Ter
rissIy On which Is dsss nsi sxiss BY law come
up without ssnneciisa with any thing else. h
viii vsts fer is.n
Ia relation 10 the Southern dsmoefatie delsga
ton in Congress, the sams Correspondent says
They twill ~ and agsid what they consids
ttsir dpty ID tksir csnsi.uents in Withdrawing
~
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or By the intslligenes in our paper ef
to-day, We nay seoa expect 10 lesra the is
sue Of ansahsr battle betwssl Gen. Tsylsr
and the Aexicans Our army are not in
such force as to reader i \ csnflc, decisive
Of the var, but We have Itils doubt tia.
Ssnsa Anaa will not be much mere s2ccsss-
ful thsn at San Jscinto.
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CANAL LANDs.---It will be seen BY the
proceedings Of Legislature that Mr.. Met
caIf's Bill on this subject is progressing in
the House. From thetenor Of the proceed.
ings we are inclined 10 believe that the Leg.
islature will lake some action upon the slb-
ject, tending 10 the public benefit.
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or The Bill 10 amend the Tax Law was
passed il the Senate on the Sih iast. II pro-
vides for more equal and general tsxation
than Kelley's Law; banks, Slate stocks,
;ewslry &c. % gs
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TnE ARnr BnL, 70 raise len additional
regiments Of freguIsr trssps, has bsen passed
BY large n.isFitrjn the House or Rsprs.-
sentaslves, and will vitIout doubt speedily
pass the Senate. Every circumstance shows
The necessity q : speedy, and vigorous pro-
'scuii0s Of the war, il il il 10 be concluded
without innence expencs and waste sf Hfs
The proposition Of The Presidsnt fos ths
appointment Of Lieut.. General was not a..
seated to By The House
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Or Gov, Young Of New York, who was
elected BY tho anti-rens vote, has nota word
to say in bis Message to the Legislature in
reference 10 Aati-Rsntisn. That Il the way
Wings redeem their pledges to the isms by
which they acquire Pewer. Bebb in this
State redeemed his pledge 10 recommend
the abolition oftho black laws, but he tsok
care torerommsnd asubstitute, carrying oui
The same principle.
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Hon. w. ALLnr--Tho PennsylUsniaa
states that the pos, Of Chairman Of the com
mittee on Foreign Relations was offered by
the Democratic Senators, in, caucus 10 Mr.
Allen, but that he felt il his duty respectful
ly 10 decline tie offer. This offer was due
TO his distinguished talents and patriotic SER
vices in that body, and is the best comment
on The assaults which have been made upon
him BY the whig Press.
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or We would call The attention Of our
rea ders TO tho resolutions relative 10 The Or
sanization Of tho democracy Of the State pas
|sed al Columbus.
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ORA Rsw rsg-mill has bssn brought into
operation at Lancaster, o.
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II. s. kHAPY.--As our readers doubtless
observed, the vote Of Inc demccratic mem
bers in the Legislature was throwa for MI.
Knapp fer the Office sf Secretary Of State.
As a mere testimonial Of esteen il was fully
deserved BY NJ. KS integrity Of principle
and efficient services as Democrat; but
after all it was merely sesiimenisl Of the
general appreciation Of ais merits, and We
would be glad to see Fim the recipient o.
more substantial favor No man in the
State 10 moro deselylg.
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3 MrrcHELL's MAI o. MExIco &c. BY
sone inadysrtencs We omitted 70 notice 4
very valuable imp Of Mexico, received few
weeks since from 8. Augustus Mitchell, Of
Philadelphia. The map is invaluable 10 those
who wish to havo correct knowledge Of the
progress Of our arms and tho importance el
the victories achieved in the contest with
that couasry. The nap is cheap as well i.
valuable Six copies for 800 Postage
"a septs 10 any part Of the Union.
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Or The Senate laid the resolution on the
table to send for the remains Of Gen. Haner
A son-in-law Of the deceased ID now on his
way for that purpose.
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BarDor AT NARoLrsN. The citizens Of
of Henry County have psiiiionsd tAs Lsgis-
Iature to authorize the Board Of Pablio Works
10 erect briage at Napolson, over The
Maumse river, in lieu sfihe fuI6lmsnl ofthe
pledge nads in 1897 Of making sids cut
and locks II that place. The petitioners
affirm that large sslss Of lands on the south
side u the river were made by the STATE i
consequences Of that pledge. which ara new
100 per cent. less valuable Than on The ep-
pssits side Of the MsuInes, and that the
State still holds large tracts Of unsalsabis
land in that vicinity in consequence Il the
want ef communicated, the Increased value
| Of which would mora than cover the expense
sf the bridge required
This il duty vhsh the State owes to the
tesidents and citizens On the line Of the
Wabash and Erie Canal. There is new NO
bridge On the river above Maumee CITY, and
this Circumstance is III the highest degrse
injurious 10 the prosperity and sstllsmsnt O
the country. A large portion ofths citizen
of this Count would also be benefited b.
an appropriation for that purpose, and we
sincerely hope that the Petitioners may b
successful in their object.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - Our thank are due
10 Hon. w. Sawyer, and Hon. J. Brinkerhofi
Of ihe House Of Representatives, for valuable
Congressional documents. s'q
Also 10 Hon. A. P. Edgerton, and Hon.
B, F. Msicalf, Of the Ohio Legislature for
State documents
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When . hoasst nan wants 10 borrow
monsy from bank, be isrequired to NOT only
obligate himself but alse ts get tws Of bis
aeighbors to endorse bis obligation, thus
guarding the bank sgainst every possible
contingency Of loss. But bankers scatter
their notes through tho community without
any endorsement or even legal obligation to.
pay them. What's fair for The goose doss'nt
seem to suit the gandsr in this ease. Ohio
Prese.
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r
The Statesman says: g,3 e
"Itis the remark Of every one present,
that for ysnrs they had not Witnessed 20 sx-
icellsnt celebration. Every ihiag went sff
in The finest style--most enphaiically in 6ne
style. The Grafton was all thai i sugnt TO
have besn--ths toasts in COED taste aud
happy 10 thcught--.the speeches bstisr tbsn
usual--ihe applause hearty snd univsrsaI--
the supper 10 every ones taste. All in all,
il was real old fashioned 9Th Of January,
and spoke in eloquent tones and prophecy
Of the futsre triumphs Of the democracy o.
Ohio. How often did wo hear the express
sion, /" We'll, these are the real old times, in
the highest glory of The Ohio donocracy. -"
The brave soldier 10 the Mexican war, the
living and the dead, were not hrgottsn, nor
were The allies Of Mckee in oar midst that
are disgracing the places Of their Sifth."
The Press gives the report Of most slo-
qusnt and classic response BY MI Pugh, o.
Cincinnati, 10 4 toast 10 the Ladies, and res.
ponsss to other tsssis were made bj Col
Msdary, A. P. Edgerten, n. e. Head, g. 1
vallandi Cham, b. F. Mstealf, e. T. TspPan
E. B. Olds, C. Rsenslis, and ". >. Smith
Altogeihsr il appears to have hssa happy
meeting. We shall civ. some sxifset' i
eur next.
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SANTA ANNA WiTH--l5,O 1000 TROOPy
1 ADVANCING ON SALTILLo-GEN.
PATTERSON, GEN. WORTH AND
GEN. TAYLOR MOVING HOT
Y WORK AT HAND
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
Administrators Notice.

CuuNrr " llgursrlAp, Ser
4 7 the July term A |. lsi7 ofthe llempstrad
~ Court Of Probate Ark's. she following Ad-
,ninisiraiOn and Guardian accounts were flied for
confnIaiioa at tho neat October term Of said
couu, tIE
Harriet D. Vim. E1t, W H. Winn-Bspon
Of Auditor
Jabrl $. Smith, Admir-, y. 4. AelsOn-RePor.
of Auditor
ins. T. johnson. Admir-, Eiw'd johnson, Jun.
W. n :, Johnson, Adm'r.. Jamgs johnson;
J.T Darlington, Admir- Il Cauinglou;
Watson Reed, Admir-, T. Morrow,
II ". SMITH, Admir-, " DillId.
Margsrri Mcdonald, Adm'k, :. Mcdonald;
\. J Nanmaigc. Admir-, J. BoWen;
sarah Duncan, Adm'N, Nm u Duncan:
Jaa II. 4 jena Black, EA'n, VIM. Black;
rhcbe Nash. Es'x, +. Nash.
RP Iet, ES'r o. u Cole,
Elijah Ferguson, admir-, Jno BHlion.
sam. Young, Guardu, NJ j. Rochester;
Wm. Clark Guard'n, Joshua Fuqunh heirs:
Therefore notice ,s hereby given Ia accordance
with law 10 all persons interested ia said sglilc-
tnent. 10 come forward and file exceptions 10 said
accounts Il any they have, Oh of before the second
day Of the next term of said court or they will be
forever barred from excepting to SAID accounts OF
ans item thereof
Tesic - ST. SANDERS, Clctk.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
NOR. .rR00ps

a fequlsltl ion has been made upon the
Governor Georgia for five additional com
panles OF mounted men; ono on the Cover.
nor OF Mississippi for five hundred men; and
ana on The Governor of Louisiana ior five
companies at mounted men for service 10
MeAieo' III felH,ian 10 tho latter, the New
Orleans Pieayune says.
We harn that letters haveh.en receiycd
by Gen. Brooke lfaln the War Depe.tment
entirely approving his acts in raisins
equippins aud mounting tho Two companie,
late y mustered into service under Capls.
Besaneon aud faifehild, and authorizing
him To make further reqnisition upon the
Governor ollhe State for three companies Of
mounted men. These will be equipped
aud mounted like the Two former oompa i.
nies. The feqnisilion, We understand, has
already been made for the additional cen.
panics, aud the Governor viii call for them
AT once. II Is supposed thai the companies
will be very readily ralsed, say one from
The ely aud lwo ffuin the interior. The
lheslfd ni their sersiees will be the country
back oil Nsa Cruz. whittier large force
will be seal irom all parts ofthe siales. II
is supposed that nearly lsn thousand nen
OF all afms will he upon the line betweon
Vera Cruz aud Jal4Pa, netting in meas.
ufe independent al ten. seull's immediate
command, keeping communications open,
eseoding liains and lighting gnerillas.-
The service viii he active aud exciting
AID We should suppose attractive 10 the
best elass ui volunteers. 1t is a great
point gained 10 pe equipped aud mounted
by the Government. We hape To see
Louisiana coming lafwam IN response to
lhi, new call upan her suns with her aecus.
toned aiacfily aud spifii.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

The iliaroglypheal Mica Plates found
IN an Indian mound near Lower Sandusky,
Ohio, prove To he nothing but mica plates
dtseolored by the initralion Of some nuid.
A writer IN silliman's Journal who has ex.
atnlned them, says that the Storm ol the
plates aud their size are correctly repre-.
senied, but the hieroglyphics aro nothing
more or less than diseoiorQions caused
ellher by The utilization of mineral solu
lion between the Iaminlp, or by lis presence
ut The period Of chry slallzalion. Tho ma.
lefisi Is very well hnown as grqpkic or H.
efasfgphte @iea, deposit of which occurs
upan lha Seuyikill, moi Tar above phiadcl.
phia, Although the discolorarion, follow.
ing The planes OF chrysialixtiou, fails in
places inlo right lines, it seems utterly un
accountable that they were mistaken Tor
The work Of man. This is another illus,
tuition oi the yery loose manner in which
li'ss , relating to our antiquities have been
''aeeu eelafe the world-a looseuess un.
otiai.aleil. hot entirely pecLliar 10 news
PiPff statements. The plates are very
fiellt specimens of tho mineral, and are
each perforated, near eue olthe ends. win
sliiaIi hole. They grrcuudoubtedl, u,rJ
tof purposes ofornamenl. Mca IA eom,non
III the mounds, sometimes cut iu,a the lorm
oi sefnlls aud ulher ornamental pla,e,.
ha'e iaken a bushcl Of the she, il flom n
sing gIe maund.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

4 Hifr kiied b. her Huslad--A molnuciily
accidcut occurred msr Troy Penn, on 'rhurlty
nislt ol lat week. somc tunr iu the night Mo
r,rrcc, wife OF Dr. J. =, ri,rc, bad occasion to
g. to the wmdeg ll the chamber lp ytieb lhey
Her, sleeping. icauug Dr. Z asleep The raising
ui Ihr window AW0kc him, and he Instantly sc'lrd
hi- gun, whigi was near De ird-s'de, surprising
that soinc on, WIS lyinc 10 bWak iulo the house.
Ansr Ms Il had Jet down tho window she adj
sAnccd tow 81 the brd-Df 7. called out twice
10 ,lup. NJ Ie would iife; but She sliIl advanced
nud he 6nl, whrn fhc was near tlic muSilu o.
he run-ts whole charge Of shot eaieung her
breast. ant t,ir lrl dead on the loor l!e lhgn lriI
IN tb, b,l0r he wife. to tell het he bod Killed
nm, one. vl,ru moi finding her the truth flashed
,i,5n INN. dat he had aLoI hs0ru Tl!
liInird Gasdic.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
AenlinaFXNniica.

VIZ examination ei t. pupIls Of The wasli-
a insiaa hala y famzls Summary 4III a..
P.afr u tie uaa ssIlaafy buzl.IIas, On raezI4y
aud " Wednesday tie l1lli aud IL instant. CON.
nieifias eae.i day n gielaak. A Tie sii,.
ague "a the Aaie department vi be eAaaiIntd uu
laetiaA, AMI iiiiss IA TIE FsHaIs department. on
"s'hrtaafs - sssllg eaa#.s.ilzili. g tie even.
,ns y s'eh aas eIsaa compositions HiIl isa tsz
b, sia aniH' IA each department uIHef ...sfuises
aud . Adafess my as taHra.sd.
la fnhiei aud lafHHlz az. guardians ia par.
uea.d ale IesPaeliaIIy i.,Iisa 10 alleul
EH neat srzz.aa nj epmaeHee On tie ffsi
Nuad.} IA ufzsaH
JAs d COBB, Superintendent,
" II y l. Seminary.
Nsshi Ton, llsnasleal CO, Az. = Aug lel7.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

Two WEEKS LATER FRoN SOUTu AaER.
cA.-fhc bark Guillord arrived at New
York on the lsi inst, brgIug papers to the
New York Herald 10 tho ooh Of June
We learn verbally, says the Herald, that
tho ill.ieeling between tho BnzIians and
Americans continued 10 exist, aud that II
had spread lhroughou, tho BRAZILIAN PoPu.
alion. Tho Americans were anliou.ly
looking for the Ohio aud the relief squadron.
The Ohio will probably reach there Ia
abou, two weeks, with Mr. Todd, our new
minister, on board. Tho Brand,wiGe has
not yot sailed from Nullok. The Oao
will remain At Rio iill the arrival - the
Bpndywiuc.
lis said that tho Brazilian throw every
impcdmeEI in The way H the Am,ricah
shin masters. They sall retain The sarah
and Esther and Ncgmaa.
We are under tho impression that Brazil
will haye hor hands too iiIl IN warIng of
the bluw, from RosAs, Of Buenos Ayres, 10
onnrr,l with tho United States. We feel
snr, tba, on tho arrival OF Mr.. Topp, the
new American Minister, aud Of Mr. LIS.
n,,. at Rio, the Brazilian government will
see the folly Of is course towards this coun
try"
The lngaic Columbia was at Rio; the
brr of war Bainbridge was on cruise,
rendering efficient service.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

filiNe " JokEs==speaking Of wass--
what Is moe saassisA lhan dog's tail
wbcn he Is pleased.
Speaking u laiIs--we alwa,s liks those
that end vel. llaas, Iuf instance.
Speaking Of hegs-we saw one oil these
animals the olaer day lying in the gutter
and N Tue opposile oue a vel dressed man;
the iifsi ona had fiug "a his nosr the lat.
Ter iiag on hs dnger. Tie man was
drunk, tue hes vas sub-f. ~ hog is
known by the company he keeps. thought
wei 50 thought Mr.. Pofkef, and OH he
vent.
Speaking ol qaias gg-puis US in mind
"l gnn we once owned. Il neai ag one
nshl, aud we hasn't seen it since.
s9ruking oi guus-emind5 u Of pow.
den We saw iai5 Yesterday with su
uluch ol Il on her lace thai she was refused
alaii'sIun mo m omnibus lor lear OF an
explosion
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
I..aI.lle.te .ieai.en,s.

FEVll nest sazsIaa Of tire Laiassiis Male and
Il fyluae Academy, will conmenrr og Moa.
duy le 9th Of September J. N lloas, Pane
pal, w.. liolf, Assistant. Terms Tor s,ssign. u
WrrlL
SyHus aud Gohling, eiO.
kahne,ic ana oihyl ordinary EagIish
studies, -.
,dh,nllir, aud Language, ~
Iswsullr. August -, lsl'-lt
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

PERSIAN ErIGUlTrE.-Whcn Sir lar.
lord Jones went Ambassador to Persia, the
letter which he carried from George Ill. 10
Schah, was during the journey Of The en-
bassy through Persia, always placed in
h.lM rarrn, or litter which was escorted
by ten ludian lfuupers, and an oilicer-
Whenever the train stopped, the letter was
taken out with sound Of trumpet, aud de-
posted in the ten. Of ceremony, under Il
cloth oil goldi setlry with a dawn sword
was placed over It, aud no one was permit
ted to sit with his back to it.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
REMOVAL.

SINlIE subscriber takes Ihi- nrihod Of inloim'
] mr d. iIirud. aIs cs,.ou.grf, HAT We has
removed his siofc iu The lnuk house formally oe.
r,p.rd ~ Prescott S Helts, where will l'' louud
a general assonmcpt Of by Gools--C C.ulliIug'
Ilais. Boots. Sls=s, Hmcenrs. &c, at prices 10
.uttha lime The rub.e ar frs.sci,uliy ia
yiicd TO eab AID rIamnc b. stock.
/. u COLLINS.
Fulton, August litb lss5-s6-y.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

SuIomE ~ a GAzkLLE.. 4 curious in
stance Of affection in the animal, which
cndcd fatally, took place last week, at the
country residence OF Baron Cauci, ~ lhi-
Island. A female gazelle having suddenly
died from something it had eaten, the male
stood over the dead body OF its mate, but.
ting every oae who attempted 10 touch it,
then, suddenly making spring, struck his
head against a wall and tell dead at the side
of his companion. NADIA Times.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
sIcepcr & Eenner.
MANUFACTuRERs or

MANuFhCTuBERs OF
UMBRELLAS, PAHASOLS, DC,
40. l9G MAHAGr 1aGEt, SOUTH SIDE nEtow FOURTH,
PuILApELFHGA
INVITE the attention Of merchants and manu-
1 actu,sn to their very extensive, elegant, new
guek. .r,pared with great care, and olltred ai the
iorcsi p1ssible puces for Gosh.
The principle on which this concern is cslab-
lshrd Il to consult Lhv inHluul Interests OF thrlf
customers and themselves. by manufacturing a
rood article, selling il at the lowest price for cash.
and wealliur their own remuneration TN the
amount Of silos aud quick returns
Possessing ineAhaus,ble facilities to, manuile'
turr, thcy are prepared 10 supply ordem 10 an,
cstcnt, and respectfully gohci. the patronage o
merchants, manufacturers and dralrr
rhladclpha Pa, July /, le47-j'
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

AWFUL WARNING.--A man in Ohio the
other day lost seventy five dollars in con.
sequence Of not taking a newspaper. lie
sold si4 hundred bu,hcl, Of wheat at twelve
and bali cents less Than the prices quoted
in the papers, while his wiser neighbor,
who had possessed himsefol tho inlorma.
ton, obtained the iull value -. Western Star.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

Jsiss Irroaai,ng ils Pope The Mfaiab The
S.e-ls pubshcs the following letter dated Rumc,
nsd jane "'l'he Pope has uppoinlcda committee
~ iuquta into the pu-lliun of the Jews. Ills plan
{. 10 Withdraw ihem from their dciesinbir ghetto.
There IL a controversy 10 tie ghetto on tho sui
lrcl of the Pope. Young Palestine is Of opinion
that Plus tx is the Messiah. The CONSERVATIVES
maintain that hc b mnrrya great prophet, We
have admitted five lcW. into tho ctcuO R9lnaup,
surA M Q mi neyer helnfe ornu-reh"
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

"MEslrNN Mulus. When General
Narlh Ieli his home in the Sac ol New
fafk inT the seat of war, be- mirgngri his
turn aud fesidsnrs iof the payment Of a
debt OF SJ.0O0 which h. ow,d one Of his
neighbours. A few weeks since the proper.
~ was about to hc sold under tho mortgage,
when a lew Wig friends opnned sub
,crp'inn, raised TIDE necessary -unaui, and
paid oil the debt without his knowlrd.c.-
\ Iair specimen Of Mexican Nbiggel.
There are - few more !c.i' Of the same
description, in this eonnlry, mich to the
sorrow Of tho "mignauImous' Mexican
nlIInn.