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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-07-18

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tbr Probate tourf htii 90 Ruthud in ADJ Cos
GOO 'aii district % Rutland on As ga day b..
Ja',. AID l-Ia
r...aI lI.H uarvee Hu.t.r Judge
Nh.rca. rstta.u iHstraule ben ling rur
porting hs tas latt will AMI te,tarra-t ,f NAthaH
H4u .st..' PItf.isfI is s-iI district itt+a.-a
.. l..u iH.s day pttsfutel o. said court ht ~a
-.. haai,r -ae rNt-utria therein named Boo yf
..r t0-t .lt ,ame may he au.g Ir.fsl au1 al
lowed
Therefore E. b. ordered iy fail court thai .aI
u iru'urr' tr cod che famt I bertl' referred fo
lrtt AMI allowance Co. the stated t-ss. 600 o' saU
..- .aI. rryrt q. o. hsid at 'ir office ~ tlp H..
..r. ...I court iu .pii HuDarl ,r ttc f-.t v.u
..r ...a. .A. oh DO, .t August A DISC and tI,
r.f... ia,re be given hy IuthfhirE csft.h,
..f.E go tHc record 0t this order three wt,ls SEQ
.......'. rrr.iu thereto BOO thc Rutatd Count
IrrlIa. r ,urIapCr printed at said Rutland. tha
al. Tor... Htercst,d may aWcnr and contest o.
r-r..fr a. sal instrument b. thry see cause.
a ru. copy Of record.
Hr~vy Hut Register.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-07-18

DUsrOL BOAaD. Perforated Board.
ID Common Cap aud Letter Portfolios.
Transfer Paper &c &c Jest received Al
20 1ay Rpri,Sn Cousry BooKsroEr.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-25

themselves oflheir functions wherever the
ule rontlhclal co!ors have been hoisted.-
A whole nation cannot be put in PRISON.
he Roman Assembly is not dissolved
The Trinmvirs, although their public
action has been suspended bv brutal force,
only await The favorable moment to Gun.
woke ii again
BY 4 decree Of the 2lst ult.. General
Oudmot has named commission at Rome,
composed of Messrs. Marino, Prefect OF
the Apostolical Archieves Commander
Visconli. Commissary of Antique Monu.
ments; and Legot, Secretary and Librarl-
an to the Academy of France, to inquire
into the state of the public libraries, and
notice the roberies which might have been
committed there.
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D | E D

AT ST Louis, on the 18th ult., Of the prevail
ing epidemic, Mrs. PHEBE H., consort of DR.
Alexander Donaldson, formerly of Danvlle,
Pa, aged about 40 years.
Mrs. Donaldson was daughter Of the late
Lord Butler, Esq, Of Wilkesbarre, and Grand
daughter of Col. Zebuon Butler, the devoted
patriot who led the whites in the sanguiuary
Wyoming Indian massacre, July 3, ITS. Pos
sessing heart overfowing with kindness and
philanthropy, the deceased devoted all her en-
erges to the sick and dying, during the preva-
lence of the cholera, in st. Louis, until she her
self fell victim to that fearful disease.-Dan-
uiLLe InteLtgencer.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-25

YEAs-Messrs. Gideon J. Ball, David J.
Bent, Craig Biddle, Peter ID. Bloom, David NJ.
/" Bole, Thomas X. Bull, Jacob Cort, John Ii.
"Diehl, Nathaniel A. Elliott, Joseph Emery,
E" David G. Esheman, William Evans, John
/" Fausold, Samuel Fegely, Joseph w. Fisher,
Henry NJ. Fuller, Thomas Grove. Robt Hamp-
son, George P. Henszey, Thomas j. Herring,
Joseph Higgins, Chas. Hortz Joseph B Hover,
Robert klotz, Harrison p. Laird, Abraham
4" Lamberton, James J. Lewis, James w. Long,
I" Jacob Mccartney, John +. M'Culoch, Hugh
&" "M'Kee, John Mclaughlin, Adam Martin, Sam
"uel Marx, John G. Myers, Edward Nickleson,
" Stewart Pearce, James Porter, Henry G. Pratt,
I" Alonzo Robb, George Rupley, Theodore Ry-
&C man, Bernard $. Schoonover, Samuel Sebert,
" John Sharp, Christian Sniyely, Thomas c.
" Steel, jeremiah b. Stubbs, Jost J.. Stutzman,
Z" Marshall Swartzwelder, Samuel Taggart,
George T. Thorn, Nicholas Thorn, Arunah
" Wattles, Samuel Werlich, Alonzo T. Wilcox,
Daniel Zerbey, and William F. Packer, Speak
"er-5S.
Nays-Mcssrs. Augustus X. Cornyn, David
NJ. Courtney, David Evans, Henry s. Evans,
John Fenlon, John w. George, Thomas Gil
q lespie, John B. Gordon, William Henry,
g James J. Kirk, Joseph Laubach, Robert r
Little, John S. M'Calmont, John M'kee,
q William M'Sherry. Josiah Miller, William T.
Morrison, John A. Otto, William Y Roberts,
" John w. Roseberry, John B. Rutherford, r
" Rumble Smith, John Smyth, John Souder,
" George Walters and David F. Williams 30
g So the question was determined in the afir-
" native"
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TO R L 7 G. \ \ Z W S.
J,oo, the Second Edition Of he london
TIMES,

tIttS,
Our Vienna papers and letters are OF the
aq,h ut. The Hieaer Zeifuag contains
the Austrian Emperor's consent TO the res
ignation Of Count Stad!on, whom the same
decree re-appoinis TO the post of Minis
ter without a por'sfeuiNe. DIR. Bach has
been made Minister of the Home Depart
ment. and Baron Schmerllng has been ga
zetted as Minister of Justice, while the
ecclesiastical and agricultural affairs are en-
trusted to the Count Leo Thunn, and tue
Chevaler Theinfeld,
Our correspondents letter fully corrobo-
rates his former statement OF The successful
march of Goreey. 1t is evident that the
experienced Russian Marshal has been out
witted by the young Hungarian, and that
the opporlune advance of Demhinski did
not only prevent the Prince Paskiewitch
from sending the bulk of his army in pur-
suit of Gorgey, but shat Gen. Haynau.
TOO, acM be detained infhe cicinity Of SEE
gedln much longer Than is good for the
success ofthe knperialist arms. Our cor
respondent is of opinion that there is no
impediment 10 the union Of the two Hun
garian corps under Gorgey and Dembin-
ski; indeed, unless The Austrian comman-
der Haynau should happen to be remfor-
ced by part Of the great Russian army, that
Genera! IS sure TO find himself an a posi-
ton still more periious than that of Bar
on .Jeiidchich. The above reflections are
fully borne out by the assertions of the
kci,aer Zeit,0lg, in which it is stated that
the fortress Of Temesva has surrendered
to the Hungarians. who have likewise en-
tered Semlin, the possession of which town
makes them masters Of The Danube from
Essegg TO Orshora, thus facilitating their
COMMUNICATIONS acith the Turkish empire
and the city of Belgrade.
Another report which is contained in
the hOhler Zeitmg, acquires a high de-
cree o! probability ircm the reflections las
quoted above.) of our correspondent on
the relative positions of the lmperialist ar
mics under Paskiewitch aud Haynau, and
those of the Hungarians under Gorgey
and Dembinski This news is that Pas
kiewitch has been defeated By Denabiaoki's
army at Gyongyos. No details whatev-
er are given Of the affair.
Our correspondent informs us that the
city of Mohatsh, too, has been taken by
the Hungarians.
The movements in Turkish Croatia are
increasing in extent and violence, and the
desire of the Turkish Croats TO Join their
Austrian brethren in a Croat kingdom, un-
der Baron Jellacllich, becomes daily mani
fest.
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BE UNPREJUDICED.-Le

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SONS be pre- niced against his truly celebrated
medicine despise this advice; let be used mmed
ately on pain being felt! matter where it may be-
whether in the head feet whether it be in the back
abdomen whether arising from external oTnterna cause
the BrandIh's Pills. and rely upon it, that the pain
will 60, the body will be restored health as ma
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The quantity of impure humors discharged from the
body by the action OF the BrandTes Pills. replaced in
the course OF few hours with and pure blood, by
the digestion OF moderate meat By purgng the body
with this medicine the whole of blood becomes en-
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That the blood Is the life of the body, presume is un
disputed, therefore shall SLY that being SEAT OF
LIFE, also be the of disease Ii disease be in
the blood should abstract the disease only the
blood IL is the impurities which be removed by
purgaton 10 in of the weather.
IN all situations, and in all climates The blood, Ike
good spirit, is always trying benefit body bv IT'S
struggles TO expel impurities But capable to ef
feet its publication all times do this it must
often have assistance. When the blood loaded with i'm
Pures, especially in this climate the consequences
be fatal provided the blood Is purified at once and
this is 10 be effected il Braureth's Pills are used
Purchase the genuine medicine of tile following gents
JOHN A. SfERETr, Lewistown; UHiia1a Hardg, Nc
Neytown; Jones T. SiatRgtoB. Huntingdon; Moore &
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-25
SECRETARY's OFFICE.

JOURNAL OF SENATE.
" Resolution, No. lSS, entitled Resolution
"relative to an amendment of the Constitution,
"was read third time. On the question, will
" the Senate agree to the resolution' The Yeas
" and Nays were taken agreeably to the Consti-
tuition, and were as follows, viz:
"YEAs-Messrs. Boas, Brawley, Crabb, Gun
" ningham, Forsyth, Hugus, Johnson, Lawrence,
Lewis, Mason, Matthias, M'Caslin, Rich,
" Richards, Sadler, Sankey, Savery, Small,
" Smyser, Sterrett and Stine--2l.
NAYs-Messrs. Best, Drum, Frick, Ives,
Z" King, konigmacher, Potteiger and Darsie,
" Speakers.
So the question was determined in the af-
'' firmative."
JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Shall the resolution pass The yeas aud
"nays were taken agreeably to the provision OF
=" the tenth article of the Constitution, and are
" as follows, viz
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-25
NEW VOLUME OF THE
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
TO Inventors Mechanics and ArtiZans.

liE publishers of the Scientific American in returning
'her thanks to the community for the liberal support
ana encouragement which has been extended to them
dHFHs the past four years would respectfully give
ice at the hrs number of Volume s. will issued on
the I'D OF September, aordng favorable opportunity
Tor aI 20 subscribe, who may wish avail themselves of
The valuable information always found in its columns
The new volume will be commenced with new tvue
printed on extra fine paper manufactured expressly for
this publication, and embelishpd with chaste and ele
border Ii will be published heretofore in quarto
form, thus afurGng the end Of the veara BEAUTIFUL
BOOK of 100 pages, containing between and 600
Original EngTaVings of inventions, described by
letters of reference, besides great reading
matter, valuable 10 every man in the country.
An increased Of nd expense will be be-
slowed upon this Volume render il fully what il
has been termed, s. The best Mechanical Paper in the
World" Its columns usual will be flied ilh the
reliable and correct information in regard 10 the progress
Of SCIENTIFIC and MECHANICAL improvements
Chemistry, Architecture Botany, Manufactures Railroad
Intelligence, and the WEEKLY LIST OF PATENTS,
prepared expressly for this Journal the Patent Office
in Washington.
As an evidence of the estimation in which this pubca-
ton held by the Scientific and Mechanical portion
the community, is only necessary state that its cir
cuaon has increased within the last three years up
wards Of 0G0 copies already exceeding the united
cuIaon of all the Mechanical and Scientific publications
in This country and the largest any single one in the
world.
TERMS Two dollars year in advance, or if desir.
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TEACHERS WANTED

W
DROPOSALS will be received by the Board
n of School Directors OF the Borough of
Lewistown until WEDNESDAY,, the 9th day
September next, for ONE FIRST CLASS
AND TWO SECOND CLASS MALE
TEACHERS, and SIX FEMALE TEACH
ERS, to take charge Of the several public
schools in said borough, which are to be OPEN
ed on the 18th September. One of the Fe-
male Teachers will be employed in primary
school TO be established in the northern part of
the borough. and the Directors desire to en-
plOy one who Will furnish room fuel, &c
the p.oposals TO state the charge in each case
per month.
CO AL
The Directors will also receive propose Is
until the above time for furnishing TWEEN
TY-TWO TONS of Lykcns Valley, Sun
bury, or other good coal, to be tree from
slate, bone coal, &c.-thc ton TO consist of
224O lbs Proposals will state the charge per
ton, delivered on the wharf, or at such place
as committee of the Directors (under whose
inspection 1t is to be weighed and deIivered,)
may designate. By order of the Board.
JOSEPH ALEXANDER, Sec'y.
Lewistown, August Is, 1S49-3t.
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BALTIMORE, August %, IS49

-, : THI-I 'n'INI' IAtISuHI - ID9O'
Flour Market Is at . stand, and prices are
unchanged. Dealers are anxiousy awaiting
the arrival Of the Canada's advices Grain
large sales of wheat and corn have been made
this morning at yesterdays quotation, viz -
Sl.OOal.07 for red wheat, and 81 Gallo for
white-and corn at 55a57 for white, 59a6O for
yellow. There are no changes to notice in
other articles generally mentioned
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-25

II 9 II q Z /.

THE Undersigned appointed by the Court of
Common Pleas Of Mflin county Auditor,
to distribute the fund arising from the sale of
the real estate Of NJ. & J. V. CRISWELL,
notifies all persons to present their claims upon
said fund at his Law Office, in Lewistown, on
SATURDAY. The 22d IF September lS49, or be
debarred from sharing in the same.
GEORGE w. KNOX, .4udit0r.
Lewistown, August %, lS49-4t
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paid and directed 10
MUM 81 CO..

Publishers ofthe Scientific American, New York
y. b. Patents secured an mechanical drawings exc
cuted on the most reasonable terms, the Scientific
American office.
Is4g-It
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PHILADELPHIA, August %. 1910

7 IITI''E Jill IIIti -iug uSI 20 IIIJ.
The market for Flour has been quite dull f0.
the last few days, and the ales are almost en-
tirey confined TO the city trade. We quote
sound old stock at Si,s7!; fresh ground at
S5.l2!. Rye Flour is scarce and in demand
at S3.2J. Corn Meal sells at 50 %
Grain-The demand for wheat is fully equal
TO the receipts. We quote good red at l06 a
10 cts. and white at ll2aIl5 cts. Corn is
65 cents
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-25

IN THE SENATE, March l, lS49
Resoirtd, That this resolution pass.-Yeas q,
Nays s.
Extract from the Journal
SAAIL. w. PEARSON, Clerk
IN THE HOUSE OF REPREsKNrArIyEs,
.4prii ,, lS49.
Rssoired That this resolution pass.-Yeas 5S,
nays &C.
Extract from the Journal
WIN. JACK, Clerk.
SECRErARY's OFFICE.
Filed April 8. l849.
A. l.. RUSSELL,
Dep. Sec. Of The Commonwealth.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-25
Lewlstown, Aug

The LcUiStODn Mills are paving % to
l03 cents for good wheat. 80 cents for Rye,
30 cents for Corn, and 80 cents for Oats
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N o III 0lAo
WiGEiin County So.
In the case of the Estate Of John Riden, decd
In the Orphans Court OF said county.

In the case OF the Estate Of John Riden, decd
In the Orphans Court of said county.
WRIT OF PARTITION.
NOTICE is hereby given TO all the heirs
l " and devisees, &c. of JOHN RIDDEN,
Sr, late OF Derry township. MfTlin county,
Pennsylvania, deceased, that Wit of Parti-
ton and Valuation has been issued cut OF the
Court aforesaid to the Sheriff of said county
directed, commanding him to summon Jury
of twelve men, to value and appraise the lands
and tcnements of the said John Riden afore-
said, deceased, situate in said township Of Der.
ry, containing 40 acres, more or less. And in
pursuance of an order made by the Court afore-
said, do hereby give public notice to all such
heirs and devsees 8s reside out of the county
Of Atllin, that will hold an Inquest on the
SAID premises and execute said writ Of Partl.
ton as therein am commanded, on THURS
DA y, The 4th dag Of October, A. ID. lS49,
at which time and place they and every one
Of them may attend, if they think proper, at
o'clock in the afternoon OF said day.
d. Nick. CONTNER, Sheriff
SHERIFFs OFFICE,
Lewlstown, Aug. %, l849. ST.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1849-08-07
TRIAL OF ARTHUR BUSICK,

Samuel Hamilton. a
,s.no,,.. ,,,,,. ..v..,., !. !.
y 'a"'' "a'Aeh1ie'
Hon, JuDoE Way, President Judge
Hons. y. X Sackett, George Skinner
ana y. W. Walters, Associate Judges.
ror me Prosecution. .-.-James Mack
enzle, Prosecuting Attorney, assisted BY
John M Palmer, Esq.
FOR me jlefence. Benjamin Metcalf
Esq, assisted by JIM. Codinberry, ant
Aionzo Monroe, Esqrs.
, rANNEL OF 80 JuRons.--H Jo'epl
5oeaner,. VIM. Krduss,* George w
DroDn, Wm. Monroe Matthew Cham
Gers, Ezra Wilson, John Cor,* A. W
ns'd'oa Benz. Hal, Henry Byall,* Johr
11. HIas'.lsl ~ ~ q, mss tl.dnd =. fsauc Stom,
Aehty Nuny, =. A. hice." David Hdtf
g'e.ter, 1onn Holman, John Hampshire
yon9 onery, Benz. Deus, Joseph Nichols
=. ~ LAWS, =: w Longsworth, Hugh
Scon' WIN. fh,illps, Jacob Spitznoggle
+ p. Holden, Joseph Bell, Jacob Dicns
q .; "nite, Aaron JONES' s.. Sutton,a
.. X. Miller Jesse Haighi, George
olouIe, Jacob klmer.f
Trial Jury.
ExcusED.-.-Dr. R. w. Thrift, N. Nc.
Cracken, and A. W. Hardin--,3.
CHALLENGED FOR CAUSE GENERAL.
IY,-W. Ackley, Thomas Coulter, John
a. A. hlllan, W.J. Wilson, J. E. Creighton,
WIN. Gordon, Lorenzo Parker, Samuel
faIxer, Joseph Parrish, Robt. McCracK-
90, Nahum Smith, Hugh Strain, ]. d.
Nichols: A,ss @ R.s.nt;I me,s, . NiSnoIls, St'a r.
Cleyenger, John Thrift, Isaac McCracK.
f en, a. R,dInge5 y, Samuel Sites, VIM.
ngar y ~ ~. Lee, j. badman, John
Hupbs and. Huob Hnobs'sa Sa'' 'enA'''
CHALLENGED REcaHsr Oppo.pn IN
rRINclPLh TO CAPITAL PUNISHMENT -
W. ", =, Ewing, =. Todd, Z. z. Bassett, o.
Godc,an IT. d son sl' NiTn,i,s'e,' ,n. -. M
Vail, B. Chambers ~ g snsnoa, I'm
Matson, s. Guthrie, R. McCrary. b.
5rower, U. II. Phillips, J. W. Phil ps,
=; E.. DAo1, 4, :. huhns, II. Corper. J. X.
M. Cbambers - M ST., In M; pe,''
jr., Gosnold, B. F. Irwin. ]. Bradsord
John McDole.--.30. '3f
Oi'he original panel OF 80, ] ofthu trial
challanasd o' ~ ~ j I r we.e peIe'np'oriiy
challenged for opposit;on 70 can;,ai 49, m,',,
ishments-. land ten SET aside for cause.
EVIDENCE FOR pRosEr11rroN
Joyn W., lsuo. o.
9th Jrne ,.., Ih.d - aDOD' .'''
per table wben 7 los,d ' sup-
inc r;ob, onnosi,o -. s,,,,:.
pendls.on Th..,a 49, s'' ~
,bo, Lna., ). - g - nun
;no verv ,o,,a -. u''A 'p'aA
,,sr,ad .oro.. .l o''. 'nen
and Il oro.,; a. - -. .a'e'n'
Rps;cL s.v .sp. n.s,I, ooo'se
1ou nu'e peen raised
~ -. - 'no pace ana VIII mol
y 'Du'ou anu 'ha' "any person that
"N' wv ''e'0 ,na' n'gn' la' mat bell
s l "vu'u S'ea'' TOD ana murder
~ nau go' across Inc street
~. M 0oA my 'ne oar room ana saw
1a' e "o'o gooa many people In
-. ~. 10 'oo look a chair and sat
s 'ea'"'' 'ne doof cheek OF
'' :. 'ie "es' slae oi the door
m g, 'ne,e' OF ra'her merely got
Aen oeoIge ousick stepped to
NV W.. anu piooialme'' anal "any per-
=. "a' .'0'o 'na' hlgn' suppose
nEl wou,d s'eal, rob and mur'
M ,eu'a'e'y hea'o a voice that
CO.. y ] D. .a''l'on' say' 'na''s . lie,
,us.,,s n,Do.y ,Da' was mere
80 a' :, ,nuiue'. george busIck,
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03
proudhon and the ReupIe.-

The following paragraph is extracted from late number of the ~ Penpie," well know Socialist paper, published in Paris by the noted PfoadiIoR. At all events, whatever Proadhoas 9rrams of soc a regeneration of man may be, npracticable and absurd as most serioss-miaded men consider them, in this paragraph he faithfully shadows forth events which seem impending. The timr approaches when the antagonistic psinefpes of equality and feudaty," .esilizstioa and baEeaEisEn" wiil come ia deadly eoaAe,. headed cue sHie by the Aato- cr1t of t.s RHssias. and would fam see mag unanimous, ehiya1ric France leading the vanguard of the ether.
 HurrAh. the Cossacks are coming. The pre- fleets of the Car, about 10 be driven away by the people, have implore the support of their sovereign and the CEar places h1s formidable hortss a move ment The Emperor of Austria, the geueralissinfo of the asSassins of Italy. Hungary Gailiea. opens 10 the Cossacks the route of the Alps. The King of Prussia, the chief of the German Princes con- federated against tas country. opens ie the Cos sacks the restc to the Rhine. The Ccssacks are coming: They are IraVerying the Danube sad Fis- tnla. The Hapsburg introduces them to Vienna the HohenZellesn delivers Possn to them. RcVou- tiohists of I7y3, the CosSaeks bring back to you hereditary monarchy, Revolntoaists of 1stS, Inc Cossacks coming to consolidate the capitalists priviIegss! Patriots of all parties. the COssacks coming 10 disnienber France, and cause | 10 be put to ransom by prctenders. nobes, bankers and Jesnits Revolutionists Of all Yeri0ts patriots of al parties the Revolution s aaced--the country is ia danger. Republicans. the time has come in which the sword of France should be drawa from the seshhard, a. deliver Poland and Italy. Tho time has come at which cur Hag should be uasei 10 those ef Hungary and dssnOcratic Germany To the defiance of the Czsr arnss ssone oaght to reply. The iot is cast, God is with Us for equality against feudalny--for civilization against barsaF- ism. The Cossscks ar- corning. Be fl so. We shall now have 10 dig them a vast tomb in Ihe bed of the Rhine, Let them come. France w.il break the sword of the breast of the last Of Kings.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03
To rarIor nenocrnts.

Mr. Lippari hands us the following letter. eicited by his recent able and whitening rpose of the pres en; administration. Thousands, who were misled by the no-psrty profession of General Tayior, " see how utterly selfish he is. The letter of Nr. Lppard has beea very generally published, and justly praised by the republican -PsaHsgira- nian. KNOXVILLE Ga. June ,. '4J.
 STR; In my lust Union I nosieeG letter from you. addressed to President Taylor. which breathsa naught bat spirit of uBslioyed patriotism. Like you, l, well thousands of the democrats Of Georga, were induced to give the "Hero of BueRa Vista my support, by the syren-soBg of .no-party. 1 have letter in my hands from General Taylor, which utterly repudiaies the eutire political creed of the xhig party proper. And upon ths strength of the declarations therein contained, not only voted for him, bat advocated his election publicly in nearly every county iB the Siats. And now, aoW deep and poignant must b- my regret. when l see him shriakiag from the lofty import Of his ptedgss, and suffering himself to be made the mere tooi oG bevy oi seora out political AGess. Do yea not think he richly merits eastigation from the demo- cra,s who supported him' Answer this, aud be- iieve nse to be raly your co-labOrer.
 Yoars, J. C. (. BLAcxBrKx, NJ. D.