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ranssnsnt Of the internal and external debts upon the
following basis -
The capital Of both debts shs be rsdnesd to S1lo-
100000 bearing interest ct 3x per cent That this
reugement Be Effected with the consent q the creditors
sary retrenchments to carry cut this plan That Il
win serupuously apply the indemnity ewing to Mexico
BY the United States and al it, pesnt revenues to
this object. That Il will immedatslg establish sys-
tom of that the product nay cover the de-
nciency which may remain after IL hae BEEN reduced to
the lowest figure possible.
The vaus Of experts from Eastern Wisconsin, for the
year ls4e Il ssimsteA at s477as50 The total exports
the lake and the Mississippi river amount to full ave
millions Of dollars. This Is very respectable amount
Tor State net yet two years DID, and which, In ls42
had only $4,000 inhsbitants II now has . population
Of about 300 ooO and Its exports In lslo amounted to
sixteen and t~othirds dollars for every man, woman,
and child In the State.
In the report put forth by the Harlem Railroad Com
paDy upon the announcement that dividend Of two
per cent had been declared upon the old STOCK find
nothing about construction account and therefore
entirely in the dark relative to the during
the past six months The gross earnings and sxpsnd
lures for the year ending Dec 3lst 1s49 wers rd
ing to the statement of the cement, annexed
HARLEM RAILROAD RECEIPTS EXPENSES.
Gross earnings for ls49.. $419l35 81
Running expenses for do z27 030 81
Reported net revenue. ..... -. $l9AlO5 40
Interest on preferred stock. -. $4,000
do. on Indebtedness. 900 $4,000 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-24

4 LITER PROM QUEEN vIyrORtAS LAINDhb3s-
IL kr Tselvstrets-sir Aer oanad rsbo he.stlon. yoar
q wafhnr articles u Her ssestys
oottrf result fatisfsctory TIE process and
a the washing have been submitted 70 Her Wa
josy aud decided srrrova Your plan s nov pur-
In 81 the lsuhdrs q Ter Naies honsshod no lees
tavrH % time and labor " ehscts,
than n the beautiful color u have pleasure IN
terrifying the exrscrdsary merits ~ yorr Invention aud
pieh u the success IL deserves. am, sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-24

ried away topsa yards topgalapt nas split sais
started head sprung stove boss and lost Of dsek
load Of nelassss. and received other damage.
Bark Triton, herman. Apalaehieola-
Arrivsd-Sisop Excel NYork.
Cleared. 2lst- Brig St Crsix. Havana
Ed Arrived--Brig Rio. johnson, Port IN Prince.
PORTLAND, Jan a.
Arrived Brss Judge Whitman. 81 Mays. 0a; 0raad
1urk. Georgetown, Sc
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A BoLITioNIsM UNVEILED uYfc o6Isr USMAsK-
EfiFPP1su.

THE BRITISH AND NORTH AuERIcAN X NJ
rtcsmthips bets cen New orb ard Ltverpoei aud be-
tween Boston and fycrscol ealing At IaAs 70 land ana
cete " atls aud yatsengers:-
Earsra Ryrie :. from Bsston. Wednesday February
Eurups Istt .fren New York. Wednesday, ~
America, Sbanron.. from Boston. Wednesday, March
cabsds. ia rison from Nos York, sanesday. ~
Tor freight or passage. spply
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Tns Plumhe National Daguerrean Gale

No PSI Broad9ay is really orth visiting, both the
largest collection Of dstinsushed PERSONS and the fines
works OF the exhibited Ia We feel
tihed In say that want good picture, know not
4 a better plac to get il.
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AMUsBMEuTu.

RoWKRY fa8AFRR--oN TaURsDAY svINHa
y. .s 9s.S As:
D,ACnZ Mr. Jordan Reei., Mr.. Moore; DR.. Bslnisr Mr.
ps: 'Ss;:; tS:e:E Ssi s:
Nh. 6s.is1i. ~: E.sy: nsi.ns s.ssei.
y. Gilbsr oyphss. nIs Jsri.n; POnPo. nrs a:E-
= 4: T: 81 =:
CaASEaAgs sA1IoNAL raIATHI-rauRsDAyy
s z s Ia
ss ssisS MR. :a;sIsse
sG.s = Dss.
% t:: sSse:a' b r
open a. half past ak performances to commence 1t
M ITcHBLLp OLYMPIC THEATRE-THURsDAY
~ Evening Ian 2tth the entsrtainments will commence
Ss;s's M rss s hi
Ai s. :sa sAs sds
X
hrwood pres. Girss soe Tppsr soas: $50 Ps IT,
Door. onen az h.lf-nas. 6. commend. a. prealsey.
RowERY lHEATRE.-wANrED SEVERAL YOUNG
Luxe White nsS nss s sl
yansS' Anne KsmSIs having ssnsroa:y
& Isss s 9 s ssSEs
ocioci Doors to s Tickets cents had st
NE HssSr s:Iss The Trying acus the New York Hotel At
On the evening of performance.
QARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM-P. T. BARNUN
y hanager and Proprietor; j. Greenwood Jr, Assistant
Manager Splendid entertainments in the afternoon g.
and in the evening at ~ O'clock The celebrated Mar
net Family having returned from Boston
Will appear afternoon aud evening
engaged the talented vaudeville composed
Msnyss he.srs Norris herIifeid ~arden. Clark Rose.
Hgsnr Misses Staabope, Penand and West, who
eah entertainment variety of Melanges, Sketches no.
The b. eleten Of the Black Greenland Whale, enormous
serpent mammoth Crocodile, be at all hours
mission, 70 cents Children, under l2s cents
II ARNUu'sMUsEUM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- lied by Gov uhazi, Mile Jaseo aud The public
On the gu wye Barnum preparing surprises for them The
DRukkAHD ave timeg more; VILLAGE ATrORN sY; LU-
CILLE MAID OF CkoissEY; FAMILY JARS Songs;
Dancee fresh and beautiful Dissoving Views
&c Mr. Nels for week. Union of the
Robinson and Weaver In conjunction New Curioses
Caribbean Sea Porpoise Pisces Hiasrcus Living Croco-
die, Mexican Trophies Tay sword Washing KNAPP
sack Mermaid. Egyptian Bear, Wax Satuary, Dwarf Nam
meth Brothers kysteous Teller and 100 900
oste In PREPARATION and to be produced in style
competition the magnificent and prnsey spectacle CT
pEhEl La or the Glass Slipper Admittance CENTS chill
dren under ten, 12h cents.
A MEXICAN MUSICAL FUND SOCIETY rae SUB
scrbers and the public in general respectfully
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CALIFORNIA.

ru,HE CALIFORNIA HOUSES or Gro FREEMAN a
il CO. t0 Btoadway.-By the late arrvais from Caifor-
ra and the Isthmus advsed that large number %
houses buit said syn and cold 70 California have rven
great eatsacon snd have commanded hieh prices
Orders houses allied with great csre sod sspedon ~
the effcc Of GfO. fHbEsAN CO, ~ Brosdvay.
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Great EXc1te ment!-Where the deuce arc
all tic pop going tor To ROCKS cheap Boot and Shoe
fporim $50 Fulton street. where advise readers
they wiz to obtain the neates cheapest and
Iable Boots, Shoes, Caters Ovegshoee, &C., in town.
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Court Calendar Tor This Day.
CIncur CoUsr-Nos. 2lo, 2l8, 219, 22s to 23s
Connor PLEAs Part l.-Nos 170, 193, 230, 2o6, GOT
29e ais g. IL $685. 1885, 33Y $50, SAL 348 Part Mos
~ 49, &c. g. 49, No. 49, l2e, 1872 1885, 142 lS6, 1885,
los.
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EfUH FAN TkANCISCO, CALIFDKNIA-THE NV
II and elegant A \, clipper ship sAkArOGA. Is T. n.
Trssk will be depatchcd for the above port Febru
lat Beng ~ sxtrnordnafy speed ordng 10 second
tshn passengers LARGE and commedious state this
ship advantages who do with
Tay hiph % pasure, hut who At the tm
desrcus "a snjoyirg ell The and comforts
et'airahe ship board particulars q psssaae
FIRE Fht the extent Of Thousand barrels bulk immediate
yVtsi0n should he made board, Pr IS Fast River
70 SLATE, oARDINER HOWELL.
- - ll south street or 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-24

Ian and Cieck maker 81 Bros dsay bess leave
ff BE Customers the putc hthayng mace GRANGE
uns Ger carftant supply the above escesnt OIL he 10
rrspared them IN 1usnus a. may pc required
lAVug ouns tGrcrerce that lie purcness masts 10 toe
most suitable for French Oh Tampa being entirely
free yum shch prevents thea from setting out Of order,
and although Is per cent cheaper sn sperm w burn quite
long he degree oteoi ard without tny f
smoke mtll oHeusvsin other oils he particularly
it, pe 10 All 10 hurn any hind q lamps sos
Wholesale aren't CHAkLLs lLLlUS 30 Beaver street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-24

A Lot OF tho Neatest, Finest, Richest,
rsrft and cheapest silk aud satin Crava has just been
seived ut the Five Dollar Shit Ass and
Coass rare ehaaee 20 dealers and Ca9rn4ns l36 Mas
Eeekmsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-24

Odd Fellows Hsii.-We dropped sinto
steak ali by ourselves To eur astsnishnsst tvs
don't ie t tell Aow late it wasl found his
place full Of ades gentlemen the ball in
vicinity, getting their suppers.
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V,oR SAN TRANcIsco. VIA pTo JANrtRo. VA

L'Ok SAN fHtNJltCO, VIA MO JANEIRO, VAL
n paraifo and Panama. Taesday, 9Th February The
sttanshir NkW VRLEhNE. T. ID. Wood com msnd-r 100
tens turtl will leave for san Francisco via Rio
Ianero Valparaiso and Paaana from Pier No. North
RIVER o'clock Tie New Orleans has unsurpassed
frst ard cabin passsnrsra
rars 10 San Frtnciscorrst Cabin SSN second 90 $50
TIE New Orcars take little gtt fr~ig for which
passase. srriy 70 nOwARDs son, - Broadway.
LeR CAL1rORNIA.-RIoULAR PACKET LINE
Trerht and passengers for San Francisco, ba taken
In lfst vessels the lowest rates application
n. FOWLER, IS West Ger. of Albany %.
ana clipper buit Carton sh!p Will be dispatched in
dex
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hair whskrs the IL applied without injury
tSs hair skim 1t be washed Immediately without dis
tarbg the color and has bs odor It applied sole
Wholesale AID retail at BATCHEL0R3 Wiz fsotory Wan
h.
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VoigtIandei,s ceiebrated Opera Gla.ses-


Just received small invoice of these Opera Glasses which
all others in magning and field of sight, and
By their superior qualities have gained just celebrity in
London ana rsris. Z. WHITE, 2E Broadway.
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81 20 usually ssnd 81 other stores patent steel shaak
s. So usually "a so and S. Orders California Boots
furnished the shortest notice. Water proof boots from 81
W. - TIE DOCTOR
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81 the Wig Factory Of hEDHURsr HEARD. q Maiden
They made Of best natural eurled hair and
combine all tie latest improvements thai competent
judges have them perfect heads OF hair Also
Ladies Long air Rneets, Frizetes, etc etc. Call at the
Mandatory, 27 Maiden lane.
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tern ss1he ladies' invited examne the styles
ar ths years Premium Combs beautiful The assor
med Is the argest in the city. N. B. Combs Wholesale
I'm QUIABY, $685. Broadway "a door above Duane
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-03-02
Great Union Meeting in Eew York.
New YORK, Feb 25-I0, p.

New DIRK, Feb 23-lO, +. Nj.
The Union meeting, irrespective of par
ty, at Castle Garden, tonight, is a tremen-
dous affair. 1t is variously estimated that
there are from SIX to ten thousand persons
asse ubled.
The meeting was called 70 order by
Gen. Sandtord.
Mayor Woodruff was unanimously
called to preside assisted by number of
Vice Presidents and Secretaries.
Gen. Scott is present on the platform.
When he took has seat he was most en-
Enthusiastically cheered.
Mr.. Whiting and others have addressed
the meeting in most patriotic strains.
They favor the compromise resolutions OF
Mr.. Clay. Their text is, The Union
must and shall be preserved" The SEN
timents uttered elicit the most deaiening
applause, and the greatest unanimity OF
feeling prevails.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-03-02
abolition and Slavery,

II IS somewhat singular that the aboll
tiouists of the north and the shareholders
of the south-of course we mean the ul-
tras Of both factons-are contending for
the same thing, namely, dissolution Of
the Union. We have no idea that either
VIII efiec, lis purpose. There Is too much
good sense among the masses to suffer
northern or southern fanatics to do more
than give vent to idle threats. for the mo-
ment they 90 beyond shis-the moment
that treason rears its unholy head, storm
Of Indignation VIII burst over the traitors
that will consgn them to an infamy deep
er than that awarded to the tories Of 10.
In speaking Of this subject that able
journal, the Baltimore American, says:
We may not be able 70 deny that these
persons are IN eamcsl-thosc ultrai>ts on
both sides. In all probability they do
most heartily desire to see this Union
broken up, and if their power were com
Inensuratc with their viii, the work Of
destruction would not long be delayed.
But when We behold such men as Gen.
CAss and Mr.. WJNTRop rcbuking the IA
natIcs Of the North; when such men as
Henry CLAY, Col. BENToS and Gen.
HousToH are seen disclaiming all sympa-
thy with Southern disuuionists-wc may
well believe that neither al the North nor
AT the South do the ultraists possess the
public confidence or conGol the popular
opinion.
For twenty years distinguished Sena-
tor from the South has been aborng assid-
nously TO consolidate a Southern party.
Ihs purpose he has never lost sight Di
nor has ne permitted The country to lose
light OF lt-for 1t has formed The themf
OF his discourse and the palgahle office
Of hls political pursuit since his upInr.
with Gen. JACKSON. An attempt TO civ,
organization to this Southern party wa
made in l932-'33, but il failed. TN
leader in the movement may believe tia
the time has come when success is within
his reach. But he has never had the con
1idence of the Southin this business. IN
nucleus Of his party never grew bevon
4 nucleus nucleus to whrh the 4,
nents would not attach themselves NJ
furnish the means OF accretion. If j
should be Of the opinion that he has a
rived at last at that crisis which has :
long eluded him, it would perhaps be We
for him to pause awhile, and endeavor
ascertain whether he Is most likely
catch the crisis, or theorists to catch hir
The Greensburgh Republican gives
account Of some riotous proceedings
nongst the hands AT work on the Pen
ayIya.ia RaiIro2d near that place.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-03-02

The attention of Editors is requested
10 the advertisement of DR.. D. M'VoY,
who, as joiGt inventor, holds the Patent
Right of Cranes Wash Mixture for this
State 1t has been tried in the family of
The editor Of this paper, and we may safely
assert that il is superior to anything ever
presented to the public-requiring but lit
tie labor, little time, end washing as clean
as the most fastidious housewife can desire.
Mr.. WILLIAM t. BARNrTz, who Is ap-
pointed agent for the western tier of coun-
ties from the Lake to the Ohio line, left
this place few days since for the purpose
of disposing Of Family, Township and
County Rights.
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N 0 t / c c s.

THE lNofher's Magazine and Family
Journal, edited by Mrs. Elizabeth Sewell,
Rev. Darius Mead, and Myron Finch, is a
handsome little monthly, filled with most
excellent reading matter, which can be Pc
rused by both young and old with advan-
tagc. The number before us is illustrated
with q very pretty engraving of Moses re-
ceiving the Commandments, view of
Nazareth, &c. Engravings and pieces Of
music will be given occasionally. Terms,
in advance and free from postage-I copy
81; 4 copies SO; 7 copies So; Is copies
$40. Address Myron Finch, lI6 Nassau
street, New York.
We should thank the publishers for the
January and February numbers.
GoDEY's LADY's Book for March, sus-
tains its reputation for enterprise, being
considerably ahead of its contemporaries,
and is probably superior to any March
number ever issued.
THE UHig .Ainloaoc and Z. s. Regis
ter for 1850, has made its appearance,
with its usual amount of statistical and
political information, interesting articles on
the most exciting topics of the day, &c.
This is by far the best work of the kind
issued. Price l25 cents for a single copy f;
s. per dozen. Address Greeley q NJ Ell
rath, Tribune Buildings, New York.
The Two WoRLDs.-We have received
some numbers of an excellent publication
under the above title, which is intended to
supply the place of The World as II
Moves" 1t is gotup on quarto medium
of l6 pages, published weekly at 81 per
annum, and will form a handsome book al
the end of the year of useful knowledge
and agreeable reading. Address Lock
wood 4 Co, 459 Broadway, New York.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-03-02
Laying of the Corner stone of the Wash
IngtOn Monument at Richmond.

RICHMOND, VA, Feb. %.
The procession in honor Of laying the
corner stone of the Washington Monument
in this city. was the largest and most i'm
posing ever got up here. Crowds from
The surrounding country, the military from
Petersburg and Fredericksburg were pre-
sent. and joined in the procession, which
was over one mile in length. General
Taylor was most enthusiastically welcom-
ed at every point. He rode in an open
carriage drawn by four horses.
The Governor Of the State, the mem
bers of the Legislature and other dignita-
ries were present. There was a slight
snow in the morning, but it soon cleared
up, and we have delightful weather. All
passed off handsomely. The President
made beautiful and chaste speech, beft-
ting the occasion. Crowds Of people
pressed around him, and his visit through
out was flatcring in the extreme.
The President subsequently reviewed
the Cadets of the Virginia Military lnstl-
tute, and afterwards participated in the
military festivities of the day. 1t was a
day which VIII not soon be forgotten by
patriot hearts.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-03-02

Mr. Philo ID. Mickles, Of Syracuse,
who has just returned from the land where
YOU can't turn over boulder without find
ing d Jackson piece sticking to it, has
brought with HIM lovely little pocket
piece, about as big as piece of chalk,
and worth 1886, to say nothing of an
auriferous" pebble worth $500, and a
lot of small trash weighing in the aggre-
gate I07 lbs, and valued at $4,000.
There is Scotch proverb which says
Many mickles make muckle, and
Philo ID. Mickles is unquestionably :" one
of EN-
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Correspondence Of the New York Tribune

spondence Of the Ne,0 York Tribune
WASHINGTON, Feb 81.
Dr. Gwin, the Senator elect from Caorn'a,
has already become an object of suspicion Il
not of denunciation, on the part of the ultra
Slavery uen, who prefer dissolution TO tbs
admission of another Free State into the
Union. This distrust has been brought about
in thls wise; The conspirators against the
Union, as an excuse for opposing the admlssol
of California under her present Constitution
have assigned several objections, either Of
which they have argued was fatal. The first
lis, that undue influences" have been eXeEtcd
on the part of the Executive aud his Cabinet
in prevailing upon the people of California to
adopt her present Constitution, excluding Sa'
very therefrom. The second is, that the right
of suffrage was exercised by foreigners ard
Others who had 40 legal right TO vote AAo
the third is that but for the above two reasons,
( citizens from the South would have been per
mitted To have settled there by operation q
law with ihel: Slaves
These propositions are all boldly met bv DR..
Gwln, and unquaitiedIy denied. He avows
that no Influence whatever, either nroper or
improper, was exercised over the People Il
California on the part of the Administration OF
oil individuals, IN the action which they took
elther IN calling their Convention, the tormA
tion OF the Constitution, or lis subsequent adop-
ton og the People, He denies in the most
emphatic manner, that any 6ut citizens Of tts
/ United StateS, voted when the Constitution
was submitted TO the people for its appioHsA
/ And declares that majority of all the persons
+ from the Slave States that were in California
we're IN favor OF making California Free
State. Ii this last assertion that annoys the
slavery propagandists more than anything e,se
and for the utterance ot which DIR. Gwln has
! been most censured
at social gathering few evenings s'acf'
composed OF southern men, he was asked no"
he could make such an assertion that South
erners in California were IN favor OF her So
mission as Free State. lie replioi, y can
satisfy you of it ina few words; In Callforna
LABOR Is REsPEcrARtE' In her mines arc
~ be found men OF the highest iptelige"s'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-03-02

CoNGREss.-The Slavery question has
been the principal theme in Congress du-
ring the past week, with some indications
that the subject is almost exhausted. It's
hardly necessary 10 give even a synopsis
of their doings, as for several weeks the
same song has been sung, varying only in
tone and person.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-03-02
TER MS:
NE DOLLAR PER ANSUW,

~ Merchants and others are referred to the
Philadelphia advertisements in to-day's paper
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-03-02

The bill came mp on Tuesday last, and,
on motion of Mr.. Cunning ham, was re-
ferred back to the committee, for further
amendment, we suppose. II has some
Objectionable features to both parties, but
on the whole is perhaps as good bill as
can be passed.
In the House the resolutions relative to
an elective judiciary-new counties. the
bank bill, and local legislation, are the lead
ing subjects. The new Bank Bill, in the
tenth section. contains the following clause ::
- No person who has ever taken the benefit Of
any bankrupt law shall be eligible for the Office
of president, cashier director, clerk or teller Of
the bank, nor shall any one who has EVER
FAILED IN BUSINESS be eligible 10 the Of
fee OF president, cashier, director, teller or
clerk, until his debts paid, or until he IS full
ly discharged from the same
A majority voted in favor of striking
this part out of the bill, but thlrty-three
locofocos, among them Mr.. GIBBoNEY Of
tls county, voted for retaining it We do
not know whether tins doctrine, that a
man ,cho has eUer taiied IN business, no
matter from Uhat cauSe, shall be debarred
from holding an office in a bank, is a new
light in " democratic progress" or not, but
we do know that it is most unjust to the
poor and unfortunate, of whom that party
claims 10 be the especial guardians. Sup
pose, for instance, Mr.. GIBBoNEY had
bailed friend for certain amount OF
money. This friends house and goods
are destroyed by FIRE or some other casu-
altv, and Mr.. G.. is compelled to pay the
debt. He too in the meantime may have
lost some Of his means by fair business
transactions, and the result is that both fail.
Would Mr.. GIBBoNEY or~any other man
consider law just that would prevent him
and his friend from holding the office OF
teller and clerk in bank Yet such Is
/ the doctrine he voted for Many dishonest
men will take advantage of bankrupt laws
to deiraud their creditors, but many honest
men have also failed from causes over
which they had no control, and to prevent
such from holding certain offices simply
because they have become poor, savors
less of democracy and republican govern
ment than it does of despotism. We
should look for such ultra laws under the
government of a Butcher of Austria, or z
Tyrant of Russia, but surely not in 4 IanC
and front party that is constantly boast
ing of It's friendship for the poor, oppressed
and unfortunate.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-03-02

A recent lecturer, in Washington, stated
that the Egyptians adopt curious method
of making turkey tender. Half an hour
before the bird is killed, glass OF brandy
is poured down It's throat, which produces
complete intoxcation, and the flesh OF the
drunken turkey acquires tenderness
superior to that produced by long keep
ing. This would do for temperance
dinner.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-03-02

u The Borough and Township EIec-
lions take place this year on next Friday
week, the 18th instant.