The Perry County Democrat from Bloomfield, Pennsylvania • 2

Speaker of the Senate. A few The Last Gold Story. hours previous to the final adjournment of A correspondent of the Newport the State beoate, on Tuesday of last week, JUDGE WOODWARD, We give below from the Pcnn-syhanian, the correspondence between Governor Bigler and Judge Woodward, by which it will be seen that Judge Wood News, writing from ban I'rancisco, re lates the following wonderful gold story: Mr. Walker (whose term has expired,) re LIST OF DEALERS In Good, Wares and Merchandize, also Distillers and Venders of Patent Medicines, Millers, within the county of Perry, returned and classified in accordance with the several Acts of Assembly. License to commence on the 1st of May 1852.

Names. Class, Ratm Tohoynt Township, ITEMS OF NEWS. Green Peas arc selling in the Norfolk market at $1 50 per peck, and strawberries nt fifty cents per quart. The number of persona employed in manufactories in the United States in 1850, was 1,050,000. Down East a fellow was put to jail for Two common looking persons entered the hotel this morning, just from the mines signed the Speaker's chair, and Mr.

Myers, of Clarion, was elected in his place. Thus has this renegade been rewarded by his political associates with a high station the PERRY COUNTY DEMOCRAT. ward has accepted the office of Judge of the Supreme Court. During the term of a man and wife. The male individual looked for all the world like a day laborer, and the female bore a close resemblance ULOOMFIELD.

swindling. The audacious scamp dried second in the State the same held by Wm. F. Johnston, another deserter from the Democractic ranks, when he was made snow and sold it for salt. II KS A MAY 20, 1852.

The newest promenade fashion for governor by the death of the lamented Shunk. The vote stood, for Christian Myers, of Clarion, 16; for Joseph Bnily, Rhinesmith Sc. Adams, Bush Yocum, Wm. Elder Son, Jackson Township J. W.

Culbcrtson Co, David Shearer, Madison Township Wm. H. Bush, (Liquor) John Reed St Co, R. A Clark Si. Co, Wm.

II. Bush. that Court which has just passed, the Democratic Judges elected at the last elec-tion, performed all the duties of their high stations in a manner which added to their high characters and increased their already widely extended reputations. Their labors were very severe the business of that tribunal being largely in arrear, but they were compensated in a greut degree by the manner in which those labors were receiv- of Perry, 13. Mr.

Myers voted for Thos Carson, and Mr. Baily voted for Thomas O-E. W. CARR, Sun Building, N. E.

comerofThirdar.il Dock sts, and 420 Norlft Fourth street, Philadelphia. 1 V. B. Palmer. N.

corner of D. Chestnut Philadelphia, are Ctily our authorized receive subscriptions, and make collections, lor the Perry County Democrat." MAlOCRATlC STATE "NOMINATION FOU CAXAL COMMISSIONER, to an Irish scullion. She wore coarse, vulgar brogans, and her girdle was attached a gold 'watch and chain, valued at two hundred dollars. The husband left the hotel for half efl hour, and returned with a receipt for one hundred and fifteen thousand dollars, the value of the dust which he had just consigned for transporta-tion to New York. This sum has been gained by digging.

The husband dug while the wife washed, assisted by her little son, aged about ten years. Hon. John Sergeant, an eminent lawyer and politician of this State died on Friday last at his residence in Philadelphia, at an H. rorsythe. It will be observed that our Senator received the full Democratic vote, which was a well deserved compliment to that gentleman.

Should the next Senate Samuel Milligan. Township. contain a Democratic majority he will of James Milligan, ed and appreciated by the whole commu course be selecied as Speaker. Carlisle Volunteer, May AS. William Kice, D.

G. A. Zimmerman the ladies to lead puppies in a They used to take them by the arm. Lady Franklin has given 12,500 to the equipment of the Isabel, about to sail in search of Sir John Franklin. Mount Vernon.

This estate, the home of Washington, comprisos 800 acres, nnd the price demanded for i. by the present propretor, is 200,000. Foreign News. France remains quiet. Reason the Press is muzzled, and popular sentiment is kept at the point of the bayonet.

A wagon, containing 129 dozen wild pigeons, arrived at Cincinnati from Indiana, on Thursday. They sold at 60 cents a dozen. New ten dollar counterfeit notes on the State Bank of Indiana are in circulation. They are admirably executed, and well Tyrone Township. nity.

Judge Woodward will be found to be a worthy and lit colleague for such men, and more we could not say of any man. In Wise Dcwalt. 03-On the outside of this poper may John A. Linn. Joseph Abramg, advancfd age.

Mr. was ihe President of the Reform Convention which met at D. A. Zimmerman accepting the commission, Judge Wood The Late Fatal Jiff toy at Columbia. We learn from the Lancaster Examiner that an examination of the witnesses, in relation to the late transaction at Columbia, in which officer Ridgely shot a fugitive slave named Smith, has been had before Harrisburg in 1836 to revise the Consti D.

Sc. J. Kochenderfer, tution of the State, and for a great num Spring Township. ber of years represented the city of Phil Murphy, Cooper It Co, adelphia in the lower branch.of Congress J. W.

Fisher, Esq. It is the intention of be Tound the excellent speech of Hon. Richard Broadhead, the able and efli-cient Democratic U. S. Senator from Pcnn-sylvania, on the Public Lands.

We commend its perusal to our readers. The Apportionment Bill. The week before last we published the list of Congressional Districts, which no doubt our readers have all observed, and having entered that body in 1815. John L. Thompson, the District At In 1832, he was the National Republican torney, that the whole transaction shall be candidate for Vice President on the ticket ward has sacrificed much, and we feel that our party and our people will not fail to appreciate the sacrifice which he has thus paliioticully made.

ExKctTivs Chamfer, Ilarrisburg, April 27, 1852. Hon. Geo, W. Woodward Dear Sin In view of your high character as a citizen and eminent attainments as a law-yer, I have conceived it to be my duty to tender to you, as I now do, a commission thoroughly investigated. He was present at the examination, and intends to lay all calculated to deceive.

headed with Henry Clay for President. He was a man of fair though not showy The best "forget me not" a man can leave his wife is a baby. It beats wed- the evidence before Gov. Bigler, and have a requisition made on the Governor of Maryland for the person of Mr. Ridgely.

abilities, and of most unsullied integrity in all the relations of life. each in his own mind formed an opinion of ding rings all hollow. People about leav- The Democratic National Convention Horrible Affair at Pittsdiibo. A letter from Pittsburg, dated May 8th, nig for California will please notice. There is a negro, named Wood, in prison in Troy on a charge of grand larceny, who as a Judge of the Supreme Court, in the.

will meet in Baltimore on Tuesday, the first day of June. The Whig Convention will assemble at the same place on Thurs-day, the 17th of June. room of the Hon. Richard Coulter, deceased. With sentiments of high regard, says A most horrible occurrence took place yesterday, at the U.

S. Arsenal nt has two white women after him, each claiming to be his wife. Lewrenceville, in the shooting of a boy I remain dear sir, yours truly, WM. BIGLER. E.

Michael if Son, Robert Dunbar, Centre Township. A. C. Klink Brother, William Burd, Juniata Towuskip. George Markel, B.

F. Sj Leonard, Carroll Township. A. S. Jacobs, Rye Township.

Wjlliant Mcssingcr, Samnel C. Grier, George Leiby, Pcnn Township. Fisher, Morgan if Geo. Swartz 6f W. W.

Dickinson, Jaeob Bruner, Oliver Township. John Patterson, Adam Walter, Newport Borough. Samuel Leiby, James M. Girvin (Liquors) John S. Demarec, Henry Thatcher, John Ktimf Dloomjield Borough Jobs Weary, (Liquors) Four hundred U.

S. troops left New York on Saturday, destined for Florida, to act as a check ugainst the Indians, who 14 $7 00 14 7 00 14 7 00 7 00 14 7 00 14 10 50 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 00 13 10 00 13 10 00 13 10 00 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 03 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 Oft 11 7 00 14 7 OO 10 20 00 13 10 OO 13 10 00 14 7 0O 14 7 OO 14 7 00 14 7 00 13 15 0J 12 12 5f 13 10 00 13 10 00 14 10 50 4 7 00 14 7 00 13 10 00 13 10 00 14 7 00 P- 11 15 00 13 10 00 13 10 00 13 10 UO 13 10 50 It 10 50 14 7 0J 14 7 00 7 00 14 7 UO 14 7 00 14 10 50 14 1U 50 14 10 50 14 10 50 14 10 50 14 7 00 14 7 0U 14 7 00 Wilkesearrk, May 4, 1852. His Excellency, Wm. Bigler Dear have become quarrelsome in that quarter Sir: Your polite note of the 27th of lute. The Mississippi Legislature has adjourn tenderiiic me a commission as a Jude of the Supreme Court, in the room of the its merits or demerits.

Publicly we have as yet expressed no opinion, neither is it necessary to review the whole apportionment nt this late period. But wo do think that if our Legislators had done their duty to their constituents, this most important item would not have been postponed to the last momenta of the session, and then hurried through like horse race after the riders are all booted, spurred and mounted. We think that if more mature deliberation had been bestowed on this measure, a very different and more natural bill would have been passed. Wo mean that the counties more contiguous to each other could have been united in the respective districts. Instance the XVII district, composed of the counties of Adams, Franklin, Fulton, Bedford and Juniata.

Who ever heard of such a geremandering system of forming districts as that to say the least of it, it is iri i ed without passing a bill to district the State for Congress under the new apportionment by which it gains a member. named Walter Richardson, fourteeen years of age, bv his step-mother. The account of the affair is, that the boy, having become uncommonly disobedient, the father advised the step-mother to pretend to shoot him, for the purpose of intimidation. Unknown to the step-mother, gun in the house had been loaded on the evening previous. This gun she unfortunately picked up, for the purpose of deterring the boy from tho commission of some act of disobedience, nnd, aiming it at him, hot him in the thigh and abdomen, causing instant death.

A Coroner's inquest was held on the body, and the mother was arrested and committed for trial nt the next term of the court. John Partridge, of Pittsfietd, lately killed 17 crows at one shot. So says the Maine papers. We were not aware before that the partridge was such a mortal enemy to1 crows much less that it could vanquish so many of them Doubtless it found caws enough for this cruelly. Green Peas are plentiful at the South, and the editors there delight to torment their Northern brethern with accounts of the delicate repastB they have made upon the luxury.

Here, as Patrick Henry said, "gentlemen may cry peas, peas, but there is no peas." Specie in New York. It is estimated tliKt the coin in the Banks nnd Sub-Treasury have reached an aggregate exceeding eighteen millions of dollurs. By the first of July it will probably be twenty-five A Jury recently rendered verdict for six hundred dollars damages, in favor of Hon. Richard Coulter, deceased, has been received. On a review of all the interests and circumstances connected with this appointment, I feel it to be my duty to accept it.

I beg you to accept, dear sir, my thanks for the confidence implied in appointing me to so important a trust, and my assurances, a man whose thumb had been so severely bitten by one of the defendants, with whom he had a personal fight, that amputation became necessary. also, that while I enter upon the exercise of it with great ditfidenre, I shall, whatever Some of the German governments, f-, order to check the emigration which is con time it may be continued in my hands, spare no efforts to fulfil it faithfully. I am tinually increasing, have, says a letter from Berlin, resolved to require a tax of from six to eight thalers from each emigrant for with great regard, vour obedient servant. GEO. W.

WOODWARD. riniCUIOUS. no ever uui our ma; uugis laturo would have dreamed of uniting Adams and Juniata counties in one Con the right to leave. millions. Another Scientific Wonder Imtortant to Dvspeptics.

Dr.J. S. HOUGHTON'S PEPSIN, David James B. Hackett, A. C.

Klink Sj Brother, Wm. Peal if Co, Conrud Roth, Greenwood Township Ha-iM Sf Jesse Beaver, Wright Eahefcnan, Rumbaugh if Ward, Watts Township, Joseph Knoaff, (Liquors) Buffaloe Borough. Joseph B. Knoilft', (Liquors) William Jackson, Jaeob Steel, Buffaloe Township, David Dcekard, Isaac Fintorr, John Bear, gressional District, with the counties of A bankrupt merchant was executed at the Exchange, Hamburg, Germany on the 10th for fraudulent dealing, under an By the act we publish this week, it will be seen that Gov. Digler is authorised to borrow 55,000,000, at five per cent, to pay off 65,000,000, of the State Debt now bearing six per cent interest.

Gov. Bigler aims at reducing the burthens of the State quite as earnestly as Gov. Johnston did, Out in a mode materially different. Reducing the interest to be paid, nnd completing the North Branch Canal forthwith, will soon help the condition of the finances. Danville Intelligencer.

The 7 rue Digestive Fluid, or O'as'rie Juice, pre pared from Rennet, or the Fourth Stomach of old law of the 15th century. Another Cuban Expedition Up. The New York Express says private letters from New Orleans, from an authority likely to be well informed, intimate that the rumors in some of the Southren papers relative to another expedition for the invasion of Cuba, are by no means without foundation. The Lone Star A man recently ran ten miles in nine minutes less than an hour. It occurred near London, nnd twenty-five thousand persona it is stated, thought it worth their The system of public schools is rapidly the Ox, after directions of Baron Lif.big, the great Physiological Chemist, by J.S.

Houghton, M. Philadelphia. Thi.i is truly a wonderful remedy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Constipation and Debility en-ring after Nature's Own Method, by Nature's Own Agent, the Gistric Juice. Pamphlets, containing Scientific Evidence of its value, furnished by agents gratis. See notice among; the medical advertisements.

On the 8th in Carroll township, at the residence of James White, Sarah daughter of George and Margaret McClintock, aged 12 years and 6 months. Liverpool Borough. spreading all over the country. The pros-porous nnd flourishing State of Ohio now boasts of 12,064 schools. Nearly Cumberland and Perry lying betweenthem? We say it is unnatural.

But we suppose there was more attention paid to the formation of partizan districts, than that which would be a convenience to the people. We do not approve of this bill for another reason, it throws all the Democratic counties into districts by themselves and tli9 samo of the Federal counties, leaving no chance for a fair field fight on the principles of the two parties. This is one of its worst features it destroys all idea of investigation into the organization and the true principles of the respective parties, which we consider as a matter absolutely necessary Jo the rising generation. We would ask, what sense is there in such districting as the last uniting 000 was paid by Ohio for common schools II. W.

Shuman, (Liquors) Tharp if Soh, S. if). Shuler, W.B.$ J.ilohnan," Wallis Son, John Stahley, J. 11. Cusc.

Hamilton Sf IlaiiuncI, lor the year 1851. 1 his is the way to cure pauperism, put an end to crime, and ameliorate the penal code; and ns a necessary result, to lighten the burthen of taxa Association," the avowed mission of which is, in the cant phrase of the day, to "ex-lend the area of freedom," are said to be industriously'at work, and arranging their plans, so as to avoid the disasters encountered by previous expeditions to Cuba, and with a view of making the success of the next invasion a matter beyond doubt. Affiliated societies are known to exist in other States, and it is believed that the amount of funds in their hands, raised by voluntary contributions, is considerable. We have at present no further particulars, but the letters before us, referred to above says: "Before many months pass away, you must not at all be surprised to hear that the Star Spangled Banner waves victoriously over the walls of the Moro tion. Emigrants to tlic West.

I am authorized to issue tickets for Pittsburg per Emigrant Train and Cars. Pcrsowi emigrating to the West can procure them at the Cike for Lock-Jaw. We have noticed while to go and see him do it. The Hon. Isaac C.

Torcv, an able and sterling Democrat, has been elected United States Senator, by the Legislature of Connecticut, now in session at New Haven. A gentleman, being asked whether he was seriously injured when a steam-boiler exploded, is said to have replied, that he was so used to being blown up by his wife, that mere steam had no effect on him. For Rats. The Springfield (Ohio) Journal suggests the use of sulphate of lime for the destruction of rats, for while it is a perfectly safe article, it is much better than arsenic. Small Notes in Delaware.

On and afier Sunday the first of May, no notes of foreign bnnks can be passed in Delaware, the Denomination tf fi dollars, under the penalty of ten dollars. The Southern Era notices the marriage of Mr. John II. Strange to Miss Elizabeth Strange, all of Albemarle county, Va. agency of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, lately, says the Lancaster Gazette, ac Ilutailvra of I'atcnt JTIctliciucf nnd Drug.

Petersburg Borough. John Swartz, 4 5 00 Xeicporl Borough. P. S. P.

Whitcsidcs, 4 5 OO Iflillers. Newport Borough. Abraham Risser, It 7 00 counts of a number of deaths by this disease, which induces us to republish a all the known Democratic counties and the positive preventative and remedy for this Newport. Fare through to Pittsburg per Emigrant Train and Cars $3 75, leaving Newport every day, except Sunday, at 1 o'clock P. M.

W. CARLISLE, Agt. R. It. Co.

Newport, May 20, 1852. disease. It is the siviple application of beef's gall to the wound. Besides its an- i-spasmodic properties, the gill draws Irom the wound any particles of wood, glass, iron, or other substances that may cause irritation, when other applications have Important Discovery. It is slated that a young man named Force now a resident of Baltimore, has invented and patented a new motive power which bids fair to supersede both stcifm failed.

The Milwnukie Sentinel states that a and water. It is stated that a model of For Salcor Kent. THE subscriber will sell or rent 400 ACRES OV WOODLAND with a good STEAM SAW MILL thereon. The timber consist of Pine, Oak, Poplar, Chcsnut, Linn, Sugar-Maple and Hickory. If rented, timber leave, saw-timber and fire wood, will be given.

The property lies on the head waters of Trough Creek, in Huntingdon county, within four miles of the Canal and Pennsylvania Railroad, nnd is one of the best situation! for a TANNERY in the county, with plenty of bark for tanning. JOHN Sr. May 20, 1852. Hnntingdon, Pa. Federal counties into districts of themselves, that the party in the ascendency must have overwhelming majorities? In our humble opinion it is entirely wrong.

It breaks up party energy and produces a lethargy in members of the party prevents the voters from attending the elections when it is important that every vote should be polled it makes young men join in with the predominant party for sinister motives, ungoverncd by principles, and leaves them the least to be relied upon when entrusted with affairs of government. These are few objections to the bill and the results of hasty legislation. There is neither fun in the fight nor honor in the victory when it is all onesided. We would be better pleased to have old Federal Franklin or Adams to lick out, than So coolly walk in with York, and then we have a kind feeling for the unflinching Democracy of little Juniata, that has been sentenced to durance vile. But our best sympathies can avail nought.

woman intent to commit suicide, in consequence of some hard words from her worser half, jumped from one of the piers into the Lake, on Sunday afternoon. She was drovn out, much against Iter will, by some bystanders, and alter safely landed, she broke away from her rescuers nnd again plunged into the Lake. This time they concluded to let her "try it on" awhile, and so stood aloof. Whereupon like a true daughter of Eve, 'being unopposed, she abandoned her purpose of self destruction, and came ashore of her own accord. Distillers.

2'yrone Township. William Waggoner. 10 5 00 ILT Merchants, and all concerned in the nbova classification, will take notice that I will hold an appeal at the Commissioners' Office, in the. Borough of Bloomficld, on Saturday, the I'Jth of June next, to afford all persons an opportunity, who may feel themselves aggrieved by the above classification, to appeal, if they think proper. Any person selling Medicines yearly to th amount of SI 00, or more, in connectiuB witk other merchandize, is required by law, to pay an additional license.

Any ycrson keeping an Eating House, whose yearly sales shall amount to $500 or more, or shall carry on a Dis'illcry or Brewery, or shall sell Patent Medicines without? a license, is liable to be indicted and fined $200-or more, as provided for in the Act of Assembly passed 10th Apt' 1849. If the above license fees are not paid to the County Treasurer, or not exonerated by the un. dcrsigned, he is directed to sue for and recover the same, adding ten per cent, to the license for his trouble. J.4MES B. COOPER, Mercantile Appraiser.

Elliottsbnrg, May 20, 1852. 4t. New Millinery. MISS E. J.

KIRKP-4TRICK would inform Don Carlisle, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Newtobt, Perry' County, WILL attend promptly to any business con. nccted with his profession, which may be entrusted to his care. Office on Centre Square. May 20, 1852. Estate of Serephy Kenee, deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That letters of Administration on the entatc of Serephy Kenee, late of Rye township, Perry the machine is already in existence, and that it has been patented with an injunc tion of secrecy for a certain lime. So cautious has he been to avoid infringment, that he had one part of the machinery, necessary to the completion of his engine made in New Orleans, another part in Baltimore, another in Philadelphia and another in New York. The seperate parts thus constructed were collected in Baltimore and put together. It is asserted that the machine worked to the full satisfaction and beyond the expectation of those most deeply interested in it. The invention brings the atmosphere into use as a powerful motive agent, amounting almost to independent self action, and this new momentum can be so increased as to propel the largest ocean steamers, or, brought down and suited to the delicate movements of a watch.

The inventor is quite a young man. It is his intention to proceed to Europe and obtuin patents there and he does not design having the principle of his invention made public, until time has been allowed to secure it from piracy. Some three or four distinguished gentlemen are pecuniarily interested in the patent. One or more of them design accompanying him to Europe. They set sail probably in June next, and perhaps a month or six weeks subsequent to their sailing the model will be exibited in the United Slates.

Philadelphia Argus. deceased, were in line form of la granted to the Ladies of Bloomficld and vicinity, that sho i i. ni" me suuscriuir rcsiuini; in same lownsiup. Ail i i. has taken rooms at the residence ot vr.

Jonas persons sum es aie, are rcquesica ps rou THE DEMOCRAT. JpNiitrA Falls, March 26, 1S.V2. An exchange thinks that it is very strange, but says, no doubt the next event will be a little stranger. Verv Likely. It is very generally believed that wo shall not have very warm weather until the ice disappears from the Lake and it is generally believed that the ice won't disappear until the warm weather.

If you'd not ho thought utterly, hope, lessly, and irrecluimubly abandoned and depraved beyond the pale of society pay your printer's bills. The Trunk belonging to Mr. Merritt, of Nashville, containing .812,000 in gold dust, lost on tho Robert Rogers, was fished up from the bottom of the Ohio, near Louisville, last week. Philosophers say that figures cannot lie." This only shows that Philosophy is but little acquainted with the uses to which woman put cotton and coffee bags, by which human figures" aro made to lie confoundedly. Out of the thirty Slates which comprise the Union, but fire have Whig Governors.

These are Vermont, New York, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Florida. And yet with such show, the Whigs prate loudly of electing a President this fall. That is funny, isn't it 7 The young men of Clarkcsville, Mis. souri, have adopted a female foundling, and intend having her reared nnd educated as the "daughter of thn village;" they have given her tho name of Lolu Montez. Kossuth is still the lion in Massachusetts.

He visits the various towns, all the public places, and makes speeches at nil of them, which are given in tho Boston papers. It is singular to see the rnthusiam raging in Massachusetts ofter it has cooled so much in other places. make payment immediately, and those having claims against it, will pirsrnt them for settle, mcnt. WM. MESS1NGER, Adm'r.

May 13, 1852. fit. Mr. Editor: Having heard some of Store, where she is prepared to do all kinds of work in her line of business. BONNETS, Made to order in the neatest and most substan- A man and his wife were committed to the jail of Westmoreland county, on a charge of having murdered one of their children.

The child was missed the pa-rents evinced but little concern about it. The neighbors searched for and found it about a mile from the house, behind some rocks. The Argus soys, the wretched parents leave in their miserable hovel in themountains.seven small children, des-tituteofthe comforts of life, and two of them very sick. A Substantial Platform. Tho Pcnn-syhanian learns from the Chairman of the Committee of Arrangements for the reception of the National Convention at Baltimore, that 20,000 feet of prime Hickory Boards for the construction of the platform upon which the Convention i to hold its deliberations, have been ordered, direct from tho Hermitage.

1 ECEIVED and for sale at the Cheap Store of tial manner. She trusts by endeavoring to please all, to merit the patronage ot the Ladic oi mis neighborhood. Her prices are always reasonable. Bloomficld, Mv 6, 1852. m.

real an excellent article of Corn Farina. Also, Brown's Essence of Jamaica Ginger, which every family ought to be in pos. session of, it is beneficial in a variety of circumstances when a warm cordial and greatful stimulant is required. May 13,1952. my fellow-citiens ol Wheatfield town-ship, casting censure upon Mr.

Baity for having extended the new road law to that township during the Inst session of the Legislature, I deem it but an act of justice to that honorable gentleman, to say that he was not in the fault. The petition in favor of the measure was gotten up at my instance and circulated among my neighbors by me and I afterwards urged upon him the propriety of extending the act, with the full assurance that it would be satisfactory to a majority of the people as well as beneficial, which 1 believed it would he and under good management, I now firmly believe it would be a great saving of time and money, GEO. D. TOLAND, Wanted. 2000 Bushels Wheat and 500 Barrels Flour, for which the highest price will be paid in cash, by J.

DON CARLISLE CO, Railroad Warehouse. Newport, May 13, 1852. NOTICE. AT a meeting of tho Board of Managers of the Perry county Mutual Firo Insurance Company," held at the office of said Company in the borough of Bloomficld, on the 27th day of -4pril last, the following resolution was unanimously adopted. Resolved, That an assessment of five per cent, on the Premium Notes be made, to meet the losses sustained by this Company, and due the devisees of Jacob Kciser, deceased, and others.

Published by order of the Board of Directors. JOHN CAMPBELL, See'y. May 6, 1852. Hark! Dark! 400 cords of Bark wanted at the Tannery of Fillmore Ahead. The Philadelphia Sun makes out a clear field for Fillmore in the coming Whig Convention.

It says that it is certain that Gen. Scott cannot get a Southern vote in a National Convention, and stands not even theshadow of a chance for a nomination, It makes but little difference to thn people who is chosen its non but a Democrat can be elected. Mark Sumac! Sumac! 40 tons of Sumac wanted the Cheap Store of Wm. Peal Co, for which the highest price will ho paid in store goods. May 13, 1852.

J. G. Saxe, the ready wit nnd poet, of Burlington (Vt.) Sentinel, is guilty of the following paragraph Sortain's Magazine" contains a poem entitled "Our Baby bv Plunbc Corey." A pretty thing but it don't compare with our baby, by the editor of the Scntinul. -'echred forCo. Wm.

real, BWmfield, for which the highft prica The Democratic Convention of Illinois 'lave passed strong resolutions in favor of A. Douglas for lh Presidency, '20 Iliirrela Shad end Herring, fur sale bv Miv WM. TEAL CO. ill be p-inl in cash or Goods..