di* *tar It *Wind. Friday, Zara 25, *l7O. Advertisers andetherstaatereetedutil bear to mind tbas Ike reialar istieu of the igIITAR AND 118311113012 ,9 is math lamer time that eV Ihirilltar paper published la the County, b.saj reed weekly by net Less Than 11,01141 leo fleas. Two Democratic Senatons on Friday last undertook to convert the State. Senate into a pugilistic arena, wherein to practice somewhat after the matter of the bruisers who dignify the party in New York City and occasionally give striking entertainments at pri mary elections. The pugilistic Sena- Mors were 'Nagle, of Philadelphia, and Linderman, et Bucks—both Democrats of the straightest sect. They had some sharp personal controversy _pending the consideration of the new City Po lice Bill, in which the gentlemanly epithets of "thief" and "pick-pocket" were exchanged. After the adjourn, went of the Senate, Nagle took Lind erman to task, and In a few moments the war of Fords was ",exchanged for more elective artillery, blows with list and cudgel following in rapid suc cession, until other Senators parted the combatants. Linderman seemed to have got the worst of' the battle, as was evidenced by a badly disfigured' face. In the next round it might be well for Linderman to call in the aid of one of ills New York allies, more practised than he in the manly, art of attraction and siefenee. "Reddy, :the Blacksmith," Could doubtless be bad cheap—possibly for the fun of the thing. THERE is some 'difficulty as to the qualifications of Gen. Ames, Senator elect from Mississippi. Being con nected with the Army, and not blot* been a resident of Mississippi before his appointment as Military Governor, some of the ablest Senators bold that he was not a citizen of the State when elected by the Legislature, although he announced in advance of election his purpose to make the State his re sidence. The subject was before the Senate on Tuesday and Mr. Conkling, of New York, made an argument ad verse to Gen. Ames' right to a seat.— Although the question is ai,important one in Its legal aspects,' involving the status of citizenship as appllea to 'army officers, its decision has no practical importance in the present ease. Gen. Ames has since resigned his position in the army, and if the Senate decide adversely to him, the Mississippi Leg islature will no doubt reelect him. THE House of Represenatives at Washington, on Monday. by a nearly unanimous vote, passed a resolution in troduced by Mr, Williams,: declaring that no indebtedness of the Govern ment not now bearing interest should be funded into interest-bearing bonds. This action is a significant expression of the House adverse to that section of the Senate Funding Rill which pro vides for the funding of greenbacks in t) four per cent. bonds. It also indi cates a determination, on the part of the House, to resist any action in the direction of contraction of the volume of currency. THE Connecticut State election will take place on the first Monday of April. The Republicans have nomin ated Gov. JEWELL for re-election. The Democrats have put up x-Gov. ENGLISH, in tope of carrying the State byti his great wealth and perm:lei popularity. Connecticut has always been'a close State, and the result may be regarded doubtful. The Proclama tion of the adoption of the 15th Amendment have been delayed by the failure of Congress to pass the Georgia and Texas bills, colored men will not be able to vote at the approaching elec tion. FEANcts A. WALICIIR, Superintend ent of the census, has published a cir cular announcing that the act of May, 1850, requires • that the Subdivisions cannot be farmed out in whole or pare, nor can , the duty be performed by deputy or proxy. Al! that the law al lows for this service must be paid to the men who actually do the work. Marshals are required, to keep this fact distinctly in view, and to !berm their subdivisions with express reference to their enumeration by single assistants. In the Elapse, on Tuesday, the bill of Mr. Cullom . to suppress pelyamy in Utah Territory, was under discussion. It is stringent in its provisions, and its enforcement will produce some excite ment and trouble among the saints.— A majority of the speakers on Tuesday favored the adoption of the bin. The bill passed on Wednesday, with an amendment providing that military force shall not be used to enforce its provhdons. Onir. COFFSOTH, fornier member of Congress from this district, his address ed a letter to the Pittsburg 06 , 770724rCial denying the charge that he had ap pointed Cadets from outside of the dis tricst, and affirming that `_`none of the persons appointed, nor $Ol7l of their friends, will say that they galreniciulY reward, or even approached me with a promise of any, to control my appoint ments." .TtrDor. Bitanr..xy was contirmed 'by the U. S. Senate, on Tuesday, as Ammo.' elate - Jostle of the Supreme Coat, the Southern Senators having withdrawn their opposition to him. This com pletes the Bench, and will give, it is thought, a majority adverse to the re cent decision as to the unconstitution ality of the Legal Tender Act so far as concerns contracts made , prior to its Plumage. THE discussion on the _new Tariff bill, which has been before the House for some weeks, wort° cross yesterchty. Its friends expected to carry the bill.— Memos. 'Scofield, Kelly, Towsend, •nd other Pennsylvania members, have j made able speeches in defence of Pennsylvania interests and the general policy of Protection to American in dustry. Tits Bolder Damage Bill .aMe up in the Boum, on Tuesday last, on the all of the calendar, but its consideration being obleoted to Mr. Beimehl, of Len out r, it went over under rules ibr one week: The session is rapidly drawing to a dose, and unless the friends o f the bill an snowed in carrying a motion toi make it the special order,ita pamsge at this melon is doubtfuL Ix the highest coast of equity of the state or New JeWay, tin eifiturdail th". Ctutnoellorndopted and applied the ZW., east desSatan of the Supreme Court 4f the trained States upon the Laupd-teii7 dor act; and decided that, in the p.7' meat of a mortgage on awl meet% made before February, um, n o thi ng but soki of the United States Is /AVM hod* .4ismens,- the Crane, voluntarily returned to the jail at Jackson, Miss., ou Tuesday, from which lie escaped two weeks ago. it a note to the Governor he states that 'he left prison only to gratify a tansy for, a few days' freedom, and never itt tendert to shirk his trial. • ON Wednesday Preside& Grant an nounced to .several memberii. of enn grass his Intention to issue• a general proclamation of amnesty from all political offences and disabilities as soon as Texas and Georgia are admit ted. The defeat of the Sin Domingo Treaty In the Senate is regarded u certain. MORTGOVRRY Bra►ra announces himself a candidate for Congress in the-Fifth Mary land District. LON DJIC commercial journals comment upon the excessive imports of Ameticen wheat and flour the pest year. ; 1 , 1 THE Somerset (Pa.) Democrat 'days the amount of butter made in Somerset county, was about 20,000 kegs, worth $ 21 3.6,000.. Tax Society of the Army ()CON Poto mac will hold its annual reunion In Phila delphia on the Bth of April. Timm -awn Senators are said to be opposed to the ratification of the San Do mingo treaty—enough to make Its adoption hepeles& Tam body of Captain WUlhuna, of the Oneida, was recovered from the wreck, and the funeral honors were paid at Yokokama on the Bth of February. GssomaL Bank's resolution authorizing the President to recegnite the Cubans as belligerents was agreed to in the House For eign Committee. Ray. Edward Thomson, D.bishop of the Methodist EpisermalShurch, died in Wheeling, W. "a., yesterday. Re was elected blimp In 1804. Tax bill prohibiting the erection of pub lic buildings on Independence Square has passed the Legislature, as has also that anthoria . in g the people to. fix a site by a votei in October. WASHINGTON correspondents authorita tively contradict the reports that a dis agreement has occurred betwein Secretary Boutweil and Commissioner . Delano and that the latter will resign.' Tax Green county Republican says : Mr. James Barnes, of Carmicbaels, was married to Mrs. Lantz, of Dotysburg„ on Tuesday of last week. The bride is sixty five, and the bride groom eighty two. • • Tax Virginia Legislature passed a bill prescribing that, for one year after it pass:- ed, all persons elected or appointed to office in that State, shall take the Fourteenth Amendment oath. By hard labor, an industrious resident of Alexandria, Virginia, had earned enough to ,lay aside $3,400. A designing woman re cently ascertained the Tact, married him, and in a short time decamped, taking the $3,400 with ber, and leaving him wifeless and penniless. THE President has appointed Isaac My ers, of Baltimore, a colored nuut, a special agent of the Post Office Department at large, at f 1,200 per annum, and $3 per diem while traveling. Mr. Myers is a mem ber of the Matyland State Central Commit tee. Is New Hamp r thire, at Hampton Falls where Pike, the murderer, was recently hanged, the cost was $466. The gallows cost $250 ; the She Sirs fee was $lOO, and the incidental expenses were $ll5. It was with great difficulty that the sheriff found carpenters to build the gallows, workmen exhibiting no little repugnance to engaging in its construction. CAPT. C. -F. HALL proposes to make an other search for a northwest pasaage. He intends to start with a tan ton steam tyro peller, to be provided with sails. Be will also have a top sail totooner_of about. 250 tons. His route will be into Jones So'und, and thence by sea and. land, as .circum stances favor, to the Pole. Alter taking his vessels as far as practicabl, Captain Hall intends to use Esquimaux . dogs %nd -sledges in prosecuting his search. Itecerh experimentsin Germany by the military authorities show that . a sheet of ice tree inches thick affords a perfectly , safe passage for infantry or horses marching in single file, and for , light carriages ; with a thickness of sizinches it will bear all sorts of wagons and cannon. The bearing pow er of the ice may be increased by covering it with straw and laying plank under the ' wagon wheels. Tux Pope refused to allow the French prelates to celebrate mass at Rome for Count Montalembert, supposably on ac count of the latter's liberal tendencies in religion. The French Ambassador at Rome has been calledto Paris for an interview with the Empeiti: The answer to Cotint Darn's note, demanding a French lay rep resentative at the Council, had not yet been sent from Rome. MONTGOMERY county, Indiana, has been placed in an unfortunate predicament. The County Commissioners , having two years since made a donation of $125,000 to the Indianapolis, Crawfordsville and P anville itailmtl, without consent of the penple, the Supreme Court decides the act illegal and voli, although most of the money has been drawn ; which leaves the matter in a decidedly unpleasant shade for several parties. . JAOOB 132Mi11, of Butler county, chal lenges the United finites to corupti with two steers he has at pleattnt on hand. The steers will be six years old In May mat.— One -is white, and the other is red. The white steer is six feet high, and girths ten . feet ten inches around the body, tu/weighs 8,4 N pottsds. The 'red steer is six feet two Indies high, girths ten.feet and tiro inches &road the body, and weighs 3,480 pounds. We thisk-Mr. Snyder will bear of ihe palm LILA contest with any man's steers is the United States. Lemma cue or spontaneous' combusJ Lion U reported by L' Union Medicate, In an article from the pen of Dr. •Bertholle. The subject of it was a woman thirty-lomat years old, who was addicted to itlitoholic drinks. She was found in her room with the viscera and some of the limbs consum ed, the hair and clothes haring escaped. The very minute description of the state in 'which She deceased was found ehoWs that ignitiOn eculd not have been communicated from without. • Gow. 8z m, Jays the Philadelphia Press, is reaping a horned of vbidwind In Tennessee. The apish of insidandinstiest which he did so much la &agar in anise that power might folloW, now mthkair Lao hold of him and strips him of all his pee rogatives. Instead of being Governor of a peaceful, thrifty lltateiand a happy, loyal people, or even Governor at all; he is, through his private secretwy, apitiablesup pliant at the feet of the President for forte to subdue the rebellions storm of his own creation. Bra" Afinummtrara iihmurn.-The Isich meeting of the Exectudve Outwit tee of the Penneyivania Stale Agricultural Society was held in Harrisburg Wu Wed nesday and Thursday. John C. "Yeah, or- Xamente county, is the President. TAB 27th, 22th, Mt, end 10th of fitepteer bee NaLdedialOd OA the time for holding tie next Mate Fair. ; pre proem/Ikon woe neon far the of the 74:--one tom* 41410- _ Count/ 8 001 4,7 aid on hos Saisatos. A comaltsco of am. was apoolatod to 57F or* the Owe to twit: *tits. Niitia t Mr, WOooksh SIPA Mg, "NA Drimitoo 3111% Pelee mod nekiikif Alsx smut, Ohio, March 17.—The coto ner's inquest in the case of the recant mur• der bete is developing frwa w are a painful to believe as thee ble =p1ate. 64 430u n ..,- ~ it s: tiuLkd mOne by a Slimily •• • that &N: kene wire ,• • . murdered 'Filmset nab w d: ry . , Lussioni. She hirterrired to toWn sl4 five months ago, She maintained hersel and little child by her needle. The mur der is certainly the most awful on record in the State. The victim when discovered was lying on a bed'ixt bee ttpartinent lireolharb- ber blood, her thrt3a was cut from ear to ear, the right aide of the neck war :zashed, and the upper part f one honer wasp ghastly wound. The 11.4 ht side of te n t face was bloodily tatom d, and the lett cheek was laid open from the angle of thy jaw, expos ing the teeth. Thetongue almost tarn out by the roots. .Not mdse. d .with back ing the woman inthishatcherly manner, the. fiendish assassin had sett:illy disemicarel led ids-victim The loom was spattered with blood and gouts of gore dyed the bedelothing, allowing how Guard the strug gle which the victim had made for life. • The struggles of the woman in her at tempt to ft ustnte the sasessin in Ida mur derous designs awakened a negro in. the adjoining Apartment, who witched the room in time to see the Mimeos wretch leap froln the window and escape - through the street. Fors day or ea the terrible affair was wrapped in gloomy mystery, But the clue to the murderer which has been ob tained staggem by surprise, and timbal creates doubt as to the certainty of the strong evidence adduced against him. The man who has been arrested on sus picion is Mr. A. L. Robinson, a prominent politician in the city, once a candidate for Mayor, and for a long time the foremost member of the Iron hioniders' [Tub n le has enjoyed the esteem and could, of the people for many. years, • was born in Portland,ltlaine, and it about 45 yt: .ts old. Mary Longford was his mistress. The strange manner in which suspicion was made to ides on Robinson is in keeping with the general mystery of the whole of fair. It seems that on the ann of the mur defed woman the marks of a bite were plainly visible, and a detective who was summoned to the seen at once, taking that for his cue, proceeded to unravel the hid den and inextricable meshes of evidence. At the funeral the'deteetive observed that Robinson's teeth were dAmtive just where the marks of teeth were alstent on the wo man arm. He arrested him and dentists made a cast of Robinson's month. The model was applied to tleb arm of the murdered woman, and It fitted the impres sion on the arm definitely and accurately. The peculiarity in this bite or impression is a space between the left cuspid and first bicuspid. The cuspid isa little longer than the bicuspid back of it, and these peculiar.- ties in the bite correspond with the model. At the inquest several dentists testified -to the accurate resemblance between the east Of Robinson's mouth and the bites on the arm of the murdered woman. The testi mony was so strong that he was arrested and is closely guarded in jail. WOMEN ON THE BENCH. WOMEN JUDGES IN WYOMISG TERRITORY A correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette writes from Wyoming territory : Wyoming ten itory Is governed by J. A. Campbell, late of Ohio,and it is in this terri tory that women suffrage reigns in all its glory. Here women 'sit on juries and ad minister laws. The last grand jury drawn at Laramie shows a clear majority 01 female names. A short time since, the Governor appointed several ladies justices of the peace, and they have entered upon the dudes or their onmes., one of the new Joe tines is for the mining region at South Pass City. The single miners seem lo like their female judges, and pay great respect in the Court. The South Pass News gives this ac count of a case recently tried before Mrs. Judge Morrie: "Much interest is manifested in a trial held in our city on Wednesday last, not so. much from the importance of the Case as from its novel character. It was a prosecu tion against one of the officers of Carter county, to recover a fine provided by Ibe law making the new county of Sweetwater, In case certain officers should fiell.M deliver over the records of their offices to their sue. cessors. The proceeding was commenced before Mrs. E. Morris, the newly appointed and qualified justice of the peace, and ranch interest was manifested to witness a judicial proceeding with a woman fbr Judge. The trial was held in the presence of a crowded house, and It must be admitted that in the manner or holding court our justice might well be taken for an example in point of dignity and propriety of action: and deport ment. The case was dismissed by Justice Morris, on the pound that she, being the successor of the accused herself, amid not with propriety try the cue, as beings par ty interested. This, whether technically correct or not, shows a delicacy of feeding in regard to the rights of others very credit able to the bead and heart-of our new' of finial, and which is eminently, worthy of imitation. "There is one of these Wyoming female judges who administers the police affairs of a certain young city, and who is said` to have caused great commotion by the severity of her judgments on offenders, If Youtaire a drop too much of the 'crattie!,t up you - go foi the full egent of thrlaw, and no amount of pleading or promise -will soften the Judi. cial heart. Then if a weak sister is caught, there is an end of ha sliiising,for she is lock ed up bard and fast ■lid kept In durance vile until she is ready te'l to'oiler , lands, where no female jidgits are • A WORD VOX TKB Gwynn Bee. Diedrick Krantz writm M &Mows to the Scioto Gazette cothe ground bog t . "Yuet two weeks ago, in your baper votl, read, chum makes 'tittle ftut zit der emend bog riot die wedderforedeßs. • Die wedder vos wery nice' wec y4' makes your -paper, 'don't it g but vol dinks now aliewhile, beb ? '- I writes dis in my own louse, last night, die Shun gate Ablein-yturt like eyes,-dings, and now mine irk:ski , hi rut piled up. Now vot you dints, mister brinder man ? Tem Mae dat rend beg dims know vat be know belt ? You yam ht ma spheaks das cround hog known no town as 3foa, two, dree, four briuder mans; and pealdea, van all de luiudere is all de Wisp attack= up die Media dypea kw to =Ws print die mum paper mit, das cround hog Wuhan shtays by his bola, and ylp de rightdayccunes,ba looks round for to find hiaidunkker ;" uhd db; feat Ow, by Nee dat shudder rig% U bWn al you Ns 4as teach, tit I paid mit you by dis et/Mk ' • • , Mader briader, ven Your =Me irrs4-4aMY na a leetle baby, rot sot idapanked tor: resin in to nisei der mound hog hum den . olitua 10 omob rot he brow now , I/ trod now / ihneaks mat you. you chose deem my advice, and makes not hip .aity More mit ter croundbog. yon moat de fun babes, Attipeek by dm ponds/am roe don't know any bettor, allemila. Vol you. Maim 'bout' , die I dalits mit you mono mar% aikfirai, Vs, mote oder tinya blow by, tool tt. wawa in Wilma digitised /or harbead with a, kerosene ImpUreother der. Ravin foggieen to law 4,9 at beibp plellbtudig the palatal 0 1,7 1 n i e O n cu l ffittAhe Phe WI" bah* Gets lib bisd, std.* °eV . 11 1 11 44 ? MG the hasee,Gle booed up community as it had scarcely ever been stirred before. The river was frozen over solid, and the old "Mason line between freedom and slavery was for the, so much so, at, laist, thit there were fre quent stampedes of the "desk and well liid" *levee, sn poetically.deetribed by one of the great champlone-of the peculiar institution. In consequence of IMF facility for escapu United Stan* mersbals and detective Wino were vigilant, their "Waling palms" aim alai loginduty, t o thePtioeutiof elect} Wit* the boandlothercimsek• ' ' - • Among those Wlio.kuprintissttlie opketn nity,and, like tooitimayothera, tell*oeftti iy short of realising their ienthcrpectstionr,' wale a family °Maniere, the old-father and motber shoed tiny:years of watch, aid a son Robert GartTer, his wife Margaret, and lbw childreh--ttero boys• suid two girls. The old people and - 'Margarer•beledged to JetneeilfariftaliC Ot 13eone•ooanty, 'Sea tacky, white 114 wife . and children' of the latter= - billonged- to Archibald H. Gaines, of the same neighborhood, the husband, of course, baying no control over or duties in regard to them. But his desire to exestAie such rights and•pritileges led - him to bitch up two of his master's horses to a sleigh in the dead hour of night, and putting his old father and mother and his own family therein, diive rapidly to the rive►. Leaving the team on shore, opposite the foot of Western Row, they all crossed on ibe lee, and were met ott this side by a col ored man named Elijah . Kite, son• cif "old Joe Kite," of notorious reputation, who bad been notified to assist themto the "tinder gmondreilroad." He conducted them to a tenenient, occupied . EY himself, a few squtires below mill creek bridge. He left them until he went out to arrange for their _departure to Canada. He was to be bock before day, according to the injunction of Robert Garner, but did not come until between nine and ten o'clock, when be was soon followed by a posse of omceei ac accompanied -by the masters of the slaves. The scene that followed was described by the newspaper reporters of that day, as ob tained from the white persons present, all of whore had interests in conflict with those of the unfortunate negroes, and was . colored accordingly. We yesterday learned that Robert Gar ner, the principal mover in this affair, and whose wife was the tragic heroine in its bloody termi nation, is now residing in our city. Mr. Garner says that Elijah Kite was an own cousin of his wife's, and was, therefore, advised of their coming, and requested to assist in their escape; but instead of assist ing them, he now believer, and then rnspec ted„tim of being guilty of treacherously sel ling his kinsfolk back into the band sof their masters. His long absence, while professing to be making arrangements for their continued flight, which should have been ready beforehand, and his neglect to return before day to secrete them, is strong justification of the suspicion. When the officers and masters arrived at the door and, demanded admission, Robert drew, a pistol with which be had provided himself, and said the first man who attempt. ed to enter he would shoot dead. At the same time his wife Margaret seized a hutch! er-knife that was lying on the table and de clued she would kill every child she had b e f ore aba would ownn earriorl hank in to slavery. While tome of the outsiders were banging against the door, another, a Mr. Patter son of the Fourth ward, ratted a I , window and was about to enter, when Ro• bert shot him in the month. He fell back, but was not killed. On turning round, Ro bert saw that his wife had cut the throat of her girl Mary, three years old, from ear to ear, who was weltering in her blood on the floor, and was making a dash at his boy Samuel. He sprang to his rescue, calling on her to desist, and received part of the blow himself, the remainder taking effect on the child. Then the door was broken open, 'and he fired two or three shots at the intruder, who, by the way, was Clinton Butts, the present well known marshal of Covington. They were then overpowered, and, with an immense mob at their heels, carried off to prison. Of the hearing of the case before United States Commissioner Pendry, which lasted about two weeks, and in which they were voluntarily defended by that ever-ready le gal friend of the slave, Mr. John Jolliffe, assisted by Mr. Gitchell, we need not now write. It ended, as all such cases did In those days, in remanding the whole party back to theitmasters. Robert, his wife and children, • were speedily sent off to the South—the fearful purgatory,. of Northern slaves. Clinton Butts conducted them as far as Louisville, where they were shipped to a brother of one of their old masters, Lc Grand Gaines, cotton. broker of New Orleans. On 'their way down their boat was run into by an other and sunk, and among the lives lost was the infant child of the unhappy plaves. It was reported that the mother drowned her child, in accordance with her framed declaralkm, uttiler fearful excitement, that she wohlikill all her ehbdren rather Map see than goback into slavery. But the father protests that such was not the case, sod that bliirik ;over attempted to injure her eh reu,aftenrar.i, although alto fre• quently muted her conviction that it Wooltll*X.t.totr Ibr them to be put out, of the world dun live in slavery. In s.ew PrielPs Robert hi rld his own time and that of his wile, aikpnpported I his tuiillyiki hard wOrliand in inst 13411- Wien, incil el were soli t to a Jude bon h4m and okan la Tenallee.ibalid4; l 46B".l they were forced to labor on the "plantation: here Margret Garier died 1851oijrAold laver : Her last Woid• to bar dev oted husband were, never to: m iriy mg* 'hi slaiiery, but to - live in hope, of, fmedom, which she bettered VW . 1312 = Won in acme Fiy. Robert Ueda' her junction, remained at Tennesiee Lariding nn the; war ;mike out; when be - made his we ihe lttrifort lina, entered the join- boat Janice, was 10 until the close of dip war, when he received an-honorable 41- Oarie• Re stlbecitilati, .1' =tried, bi now 1104_ in tide - city. Mc two boyi, Thooisli and*rtibet, of a ltving on 'a farm ntiptibite Mfiiiltalppt''' fLitsr are giving a geoid &W AS( Oodles la •Taniessee, lEcoeseNt-aad, Vest Vinlais. Ia UsoleterStateit *thee" the Glosersor will tied it seetesery to salvor pse fisseril Goren:awe for eseistasoe to' Twos the pereedsn. laTeeksems the ; commimpt Wait the , -eons:Dor ter it alb escort to Idertmee i el* lstaiistiretisaoetbent empties of &dm thesesfediegre mete diesitsias their Atilmai-Atewlitandr. ' Vic beeower-: ea aunty tix *dm, 401116VIIIS3ope . bi . thelilmoral !Govan:mut will saga Amin wait tlione accoodiata: A: 'dorm lei Jeans ta be wooesway kw, iha pew aetailoaof pew ask tile. ~0. of WI liras of imam* people, ... • . • 4. Bo ounk tusbilirbelegal*- ed to the 'NM Medal DI WIO siabete leg Pestablei* New' ! Yew eel Dila. 11 0 i ilkorPfAtiaeivillto the **41114 0114021.,, FBA IiKLIN. -131 foreman of the Rod ell piper mill, owned bi *seri Are4 lj 604 t, bee rogu)v 44 . to Arendtavllle, 'county, where he wureatigrommmombetwe - or sesO'l W•sairrovid•- 4 1110041. Untimely bee re= -Covered $ 8 ; 500 *Map from the Cumber*. /and Val Y meta Court of Washington coo(); in a soft for dam s. ages for cutting With/ ieg of plantifi's son, *child of about *yews 'of ,tige r on the . lethof Sept. leerily:lm the facts in Use Cue it appears theOna:boy wus trying eras= the street in hod of the engine, but through the careleeneo, or hotttelai°°' of the engineer in chaige r , was run over, end hid his leg su hortly mangled as to ran *, 4 1 oPttildisa nett the body iecessary.- The 'Court of Appeals of Maryland hail aftirrned 010 39 1 4mm' of the Circuit Odurs In the case of Dane' Netted vs. the May or and Corporition of iragentown. Thli .suit was brought to roamer daniolges fbir lames sustained by Deehert at the hands of a mob, which, during the wsr,' destroyed his oftuting °Moe. me *mount 10f the judgeuest -Is about S7soo.—The Washington -Ccotruy people have imolai to the MarYlsodLegliohduro to prevent tho Cumberland Veiny Ralhead from connect- . ing with the Chesamgeond Ohio curd, se Powell's Bend, atom two miles below Williamsport. To inks the comet:nisei with the canal at thispoint, would build up a great coal depot there, to the great injury, of the business of liVillamirsOrt 7 hence thn above 'bill.—Rev. John H. Wagner, for merly pastor of the German • Reformed Church at Hagerstown, has united with the' Roman Catholic Chuih. Yonic.—George Beilinger of Heidelberg toivnship, while engaged di:hauling corn fodder one day last week, bad one of his arms broken by faille; from the wagon.' —On Friday night last the stable' of Mrs. Henry Win, Hanover, . near the Central Hotel, was tired by 'woodier's' and laternt, •' with three carriages belonging to John it . I Donnell. The Town Council offer a re ward of $3OO for the arrest and oorrykulokt of the incendiary. - -0n Saturday; Samuel W. Peden, dt Lower Obanceibrd, had his lett band torn off by being caught in the gearing of a threshing machine, &Mao= Ocernazacs.—On Friday last, Mr. George Rohu or Bawn, a farmer resid ing in the vicinity of Papertown, Cumber land county, started to the South mountain early in the day, for the purpose of bringing home a load of wood, telling his Wally he would return about soon. But noon came and Mr. Rohn did not return. Toward evening the family became alarmed, and search was instituted for the missing man. His wagon nas found, t h e horses unhitch • ed, end securely tied on opposite sides of the road. The wagon was prepared for loading, and the axe which had been used In cutting several small sapplingo, returped again to its proper place beneath the wagon. Bnt Mr. Rohn was nowhere to be seen.— The now excited and alarmed neight:ors fol lowed the foot-prints of a man along the I north side of the mountain, but on reach ing the summit the snow had disappeared and it was found utterly impossible to trace him any further, and the friends rein! ned home. Early on Saturday morning the 1 search was renewed, but with no better success. it was then determined to let :he water out of the Mount Holly dam on Sun day, and see true'6o - dy woe concealed there. But on liatuiday night a dispatch was re ceived from Mr. Rohn, dated at Warns boro, Franklin county, stating that he be came bewfidered while in the mountain, and being unable to find his way hoine, had wandered on till he found himself at the latter place. There seems to be no :Edison for doubting the statement of the gentleman himself in regard to this aingularoccurrence. He is a respectible farmer, =doodling but a temporary aberration of mind could have prompted his strange conduct. The excite ment in the uelghborhood during Friday night and Saturday was most intense. A SAD RMANCIII OF CAPTAIN WrIT"/". —ls conversation with a very intelligent and accompdabed lady hunt Maine, a few days since, I leaned the following facts, which throw the shadow of romance over the Oneida disaster: Commands, Williams, the highest otdoer of the vessel, and one of of the.l , st, was s, widower of something less than forty, and the father of two bright tbildren. In May last be contracted an en gagement for • second bawdily, which was to have taken phate very soon after the arrival of the Oneida in this country. I believe it was fixed for the Middle of April. Ile left the tatted States for Japan In June last, and Just before bit departure he was one of a dinner party at which my informal and. Use *glanced bride were also present. Had he retained safely be would have known a fate which Lis brave heart would not have met with the- cpol courage ihstheed death, at Wyse% on the quarter-deck. Oboe the „drat of Jenttasy Isis two childrea and hb htteaded wife lOTA died. Wheals' left laponthe had nothesrd this sad news, bat sappossalha swanning bows to. meet them All in MOO and bap, -Pipes*. tin Is ans, at lost. of gidtatit also las weal dawn OR 'be 4110144tdism er, death can not be snlled illuster.- Wash ing 404er to -(4cima l ti 4tsrisitr.cf! Talt reixdi liCWe oeaptitiee on Military . pared. to 'the Sale • of cideiiiMpe 'ls pre pared. ' They intionitiend that 'Schenk in Mituniner inibe Pitent Otis be r be rammed to reslgh h Position,on iccount of hill con nection with tlwaaleuftedendelpa --The n• condemn hystrenz tends all whb were ens gaged 'lathe traffic. Intitrequeet the &so setary of the Navy to convene a- royal corniemertial to leggin, hittoida behdact of ,ilonnninniar Upablin, locskingto iidlaa dad. of that niftier Ikon the *widow - The cam of Amissurilliott, wf the Tided i'wearayl-. "alit (nettle% will be noperted- *pew aid the oinntnittee will reeeninwed tbsi la ea dets anointed outside ef skir 441100110ke• aitrlett be dholesid lbw; litivAnktiml and Plaint Aawksalow `{port wilt be append by a NOWAK' SSW beep, iirengillits law givni the'Peaddine the pp** id dbevetion tp maks loch die- Tim Dqmocnksklogislaturapi*w,Yqk haviOtYatgreet44 la Wed* *46 41 . the , VoUce * mai! elPqer *IF t.P4 goiinosai et* eity, cogiciad the h a de a brPrinte rid Park fib - TboPik were 00e.+,. 1 4T ITU' 4 0 3 4 ZONION Okla! P° l4 o n.ot b 7 01 4 4 34 , glad UftefflanS blaWilied *Min of•lLeyblh by tqe16110144.F.- 41711110110* 1114$11111M&6641, geld/Mit Pilaw MOO = Wet awed tteuraiNimikussiinksaic ,frammeirta• prima. lionise Oat 10 11111 110 11 . 1 k AD best u • If WOW, Ikeed4, Aug ~igassioisiusad 411 0 141 000148va.WISIL 00WW11* PO, 3 : 6 0 4 / 1 10014S 04aagert. Xer«.4o/J•w -,Oreas. ammaftitireelOOPfAtkainft% ))00 4 11101. -AM intact—WA* ti:kw" tbe tot air Ape, * hairy agar, sitimoka *kr Ibritilit -110. 811* 1 104 0010004.00WiligirlMkilisk '" tlooli -- IBM pat•;ed the (State , -w •--, .-. .. ....._ Tetras, Match 2l.—The High Court of • - \ ..—.. Justice was organized this morning. The: V:.,........ 2 TLE To ,RE "TRADE." iligliWPFß E I court room was crowded AMOR bo, all 3on r 0/1.14.1.110E, C.ueemorare, Ole V ieth)" P ersil " Preb' . arcit a N °llPO9- 1, ' 0g '. ..... ,... '''.. _cc : d . 1 7 ..... 44 ' z . i r i m s 3 ; . c io ' B ' t ' la L C :i 4 r 4 lll4% & : 'l 6o l' k i N l‘b. COS .. 11 -1 1 - 71 ,0 : - - et l , ': - te vp l . l . 7 ,:w l it c l a , s . e t t r i , o t r i , i t e t i .1. Ware oath nor offitratton:trert and tVIbeCTI M • fl i giri ' 40 . 0 ' 1 -7 ' - , „,. _AND RETAIL 4d ' ." • lta ,4 tv 4ellia t and lots we am At.woon , .0 - • . ... ' ""'s g ri et Bus] ness , 3rr it lb 1. : 1 1 1 : a . 'II chosen en e .. andwnwe • ~ • These pi f , , acimaxi, isl w 'd ....... -,•:''',- .••• V A E I G R E: R r i ‘ ;,NE . " S' at: ' I tool"..;••' '• ' brought into court attended by a Captain of The bails of itv remedltil propertlev Ira vegetable the gendarme*. The utmost stillness pre- 44 . 44 ,p 0 . 4 .4. . 1 mha,llailed. The scene Wali moat solemn . M. IT WILL RESTORE G RAY HAIR TO ''''''' ' I" of aceteegiee* The ITS ORIGINAL COLOR. Prince waived the recitin of his rank and . 4 . 1.„"3,;.-..- - dressed to to the accused,r:ygps ,flOpUed with great self-possession. Articles tending to prove erimlnsiitr were 1414 the St lutist -' fore theitiisdner. Th ey - consist of Pfsiol, cone, hat and two cants: 7 The.Praddent of the Court delivered an eloquent Afros to .thpjury. After several witnesses had been examined, Parcbal Groused , was brought into; the court, In . charge of two gent - d'armee. His replies tO tbelpiestionwask tad were so irrelevant and his Conduct so de 'Sant that Use Court refused to . benr . Idris. further ge was putioancied guilty ; ' of grass eotateMpt in - language, and, on in quisitkaa of the Procurer, was removed to prison. L E'sms, March 21.—The Marquis of Ban- Divine, the trench ambassador at Rothe, heis'irilted in Piri4 licamPenied *tiro Pram& /Whops. ' • ' • Idsumo, March SO.—beep interest is fait in political matters here. A crisis is isa. :minent. General Prim's victory on the loan bill apparently involves the necessity of the sethement efliegent Serrano. Admiral Topete has withdrawn from the Cabinet and will be replaced by Admiral Belanger. It is asserted that Serrano will tender to the Cones his resignation of the Regency. The future came of the Pro graidas Is doubtful. It is not known whether they win unite with the Repub lic:lms or agitate for the restoration of the Monarchy. Lone; March 21 .—Advices from Rome represent that the Pope Is exerting every mesns and influence to conciliate the oppo- vents of infallibity. Puts, March 21.—Le,Part, newspaper, la assured that the reply of the Papal 121ov aroment to the note of Count Darn has been received here, and that it reams to concede the adttdasion of a French representative to the Council. PAID% March 22.—The Jottewat Officiel of to=day contains& letter from the Emperor to Prime Minister Olivier. He says it would be eXpedient, in the present cotull tion of affairs, to adept all reforms which will restore a Constitutional Government to France, in order to poi an end to that im moderate desire for change which possessed certain spirits who disturb the public mind by their belief in the instability of the pre sont regime. Among therefor= which be has instituted, the Emperor places in the Mgt rank those which touch the Comilla tion and the prerogative of the Renate. Ems, /larch 23.—The trial of Prince Bonaparte continues. the evidence being contradictory. Henri Rochefort was ex embed to-day, amid & good deal of feeling. MAnato, March 23.—General Prim bee issued orders to army officers and to the Madrid garrison to obey no orders in ex treme eventualities unless they are signed by him. LIFE IN UTILIEI.—The Mormon prob. lem Is one which just now is attracting more than usual attention. Congress has made up its Wind that something must be done to arrvst the growth of the polysm ons system of 13ff igbam Young and hls deluded followers, and will doubtless pass some stringent repressive bil l at the pres ent session. The National Publishing CnOrlmny, 28 South Seventh street, Phila delphia. have in pie... , a ;tww work bearing or. t h e 41.1{0 . 10 , 3 which mimed fail to have a ready sale. It is entitled "Life in Utah, or the 2dysterie, and Crimes of Mormon ism, being an expose of the Secret Rites and Cereinonies of the Latter Day &Huta, with a full and authentic history ottbe Mormon Sect from Its origin to the pFea• out time," by J. H. Beadle. editor of the ditaf Lake Reporter. Mr. Beadle's real- dence In Utah gave hhnampleopportu.ni ty to become, thoroughly familiar with the Mormon system, its secret work. and practical tendencies,. and him book eann fed to throw much important light on the subject. We have f.re , ns some speci men pages orate forthOhisting ;mak, w hich will he neatly printed on clean white. paper. it will be sold only by subscrip tion, and persons desiring to canvases for It will address-the pit bl Agents waited kir every county. BARGAINS! BARGAINSA—To make room for Spring goods, Capt. NORIUSRUI sell everything in hia tine at use THAN 00111%, uTEIL-COATS w0rt6.1116 or fli! " 12 " to •' 7 " 8 " DRJOIS COATS worth 414 Su St 6 f. 8 *. 10 0 SACK COATS wealth OS for 29 0 10 " 0 " 460 HATS worth Si 00 Apr $4 ' 0 360 ,0 075 0! 0 300 " 998 o .e # 643 ` • 00 00 f. .1 40 " and all kinds of Clothing, Pants, Vests, Under-wear, £c., at the same redaction. "Nonare is determined to reduce his stock before Bpsfng-trade opens. 80, If you want, Batointadontildlict call ats Arnotd'aw'olt corner, Centre 1314nare ! neat dgor fe let Na tional Bank. Jan. 111.--tf THE LADLES' 80R0818 CLUB of N., York, reanstly, plunged their discussion* from woilbisabligrige to Hair*epariticist and Pimple Banishers. They declared that where nature had not eadowed them with • beauty, it. was their right—yes, their duty r , to weir itwhirs entdd. - ihei all voted that Magnolia Balm orate," Sallow 'pins, Rough Skin and Rbignntriss, ad gave to the complexion a most diettpgue (So _rodeo; and'neAle ke appearance - 4ing- • erous to meth 1141 doubt;) and that !goal, , g,al l nude the Hair . grow thick, so ft Aid . sy, dsoresser :presented It hem turning gray. If the proprietors of Awe articles did rids send Ihe.ShINTSID in _voice, they are not satnrt., matnh,4-1m 4EMOVA.T.B.—As many subscribers will change tilldr Mengellce .tkhl spring, we request that they promptly advise us :oftheithieW ; ) pelaftloll • editreellirat:lFP Mar'Maite ttiettied ditatigeli Ook 1 mailing list, As we have a mailing list of 'between 2,000 sok QQ eitibscribers, it Will save us much trouble and ensure OcemPt atten*NlU:lcOltF ix!n.! *Wm, send both their old and new Post. :ankle addresses, in this wise:— "Mange the address of my paper from ausaner. ado. to Marton; ,Itee.mt-orear the cosi may be. tibunickwititer and Coßigias cTnnifiNAll hay e wade arrangeateati to Wet the wiiiis • be public by their large assortment of all pf Ateelly-itutda t iothiag, for Fa' .tad Winter wear, for Men arid Boys=ciao, baps. ;Mame, ft., which they ANNII;selllog very low, t f NEW &L,lll:l3l.—Biesers. Tipton 4 Yyere have pan:them:l the rightet A.&inte amity it.iv ibeasitintßarnaby &1.14u4' ?anent lievoliing Albumne—the neatest, &leaped and most diusids /Aunts mad& •! iirihrdaselifew Turk mad A11.410* ry ski r s t di k.F. l, o4 l Ate , 400 4 1 60 qw • tk jinni Daimm — r. ad g is tliarclr .'Fi~: , . : .: wa.iycnrs LI7BTHOIIII AND i f! il: ` o ' • It h • 9 bahlendidareethig. R. ?c,114.4,% a; co oloopor, N. U Prortioton War. 4=-Ilit t ' ' "CfMdreri's Urea . Elait4 f0r.50 Cents," TiVgSANDS O!OMILD11121-, DLO . Croap. Now, Mothers. If Nos Wadi fit 54 Beets, and always have a bottle of Dr. Tobise - • lien Lida:eat in the hownkyou never weed her your littleinisvrlteitiatletited with It is taw 22 years Bence Have pit an lay 'ldelinint; &ad bee& heard of a child dylOic orOroo? when my Lbilbstant eras, . geld: bat howitidFor,osto Litre two "'ported to totyliarentaliy Mate 14 itaa rlO pir iot * tb•T Witold not be without, which, it certain carat. Cats, llanW,Miadliche, Tooth weie, Sore Throit, Sweatily, Murano, Oolic, Dior - riOsa, Dysentery, Stmina, Old Soros and Palacio the Lathe, Back, and Chest. No one outs tries it who Is .over without It. It is warranted pernscay sate to take inieraalty.. Nall directions with every &Atte.- 11.4 by the Draffkaa and Storekeepers in the United . State& Depot, 46.Piiiitleihoo, No,or - `I3I3AItDitETH'S PILLS. Thai; gust ?&II edelanda In tido: They may be used so long a+ any dlseam affects any of the organ" the body and by thas pfnevtring ILL th#druse the . dl.oe 4111 be atm!, a the body icatosed td health: Rai from every taint and impericy. Their reputn; 110 m pronos their merit. Thomas Pmlib, Coronatand Justice of the - limilogyon-ihs-n 4 rittion, says Ifrandrith's Ms cored hiss of Dyspepila Hii,rtbiira, Miura miry other medicine had failed. In Refer• him. CartlAcata chid April 2,18G8. * Dr. Toner, of leicannoh; G., fogs Ite ly forty years, recommended Brendrelli** Pills as a igeeilk In Yellow Pewee; that he 110Ter knew a pa. flout to die who took them for this malady, being otherwise sound. Their prompt use take* oat of the body thaw matter, which tad the fatality of the &s -eas,. As a gaaaral family ruedfriee ennelders them It mu advance of all others, and here ha spcaks from periumaolononsidearacitatheitAtnalitas. A RADICAL tIEVOLTITION Has been accomplished In bur dye.. The horrible compel:Me notarial/an L11$41), SALT and SIAPI2I3S are discarded. The leading chemists Implore the public not to use them, and Prokaaor Chilton, whom reputation I. second to that of no analytical chemist fa leuerica, ha. recommended CRISTADORO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE, ma a PliiitrECTLV INNOCUOUS AIiTICLX, which may be used without fear. Remember, It is the only one that bait been analyzed and found" wholesome.— Its Mises are I astaatanimf . ~ sad the tOlazivii kilowatts, natural. IIIirtIIII3TADOIZO'B fIAIR :ILESTIiVATITY4 as a itee.eta t c, arts Me • charm rat the Hair aßet Dyeing: Try It. (Mar. 4,1870-1 m WIRE Hitting°, WTRE GUARDS, /or Store ' , mate. asylnma kc.; Iron Bedsteads, Wire Webbios tor Shaespend Poultry liar&lßreasand iron Wire Cloth, Sieves. fenders, &reeks (or Coal, Ores, Sand, &c., flos•y Crimped Cloth (or Spark Arresters; Landscape Wires for Windows, kc.; pap er . Riakers'Wtres,ernamentalWlreWork,kc. Rweryin: forsatti by addreseinw. the marinfectarers. H. VAL Bk SQNS.N,II North Sixth et., P 1: rob. 11, 1870.-l1 $2,000 A YEAR AND EXPENSES To agents to tell the celebrated WILSON SEWING MACHINES. The beet machine ti the world. Stitch alike on bah side, Oar. Atacama wtrione Your. For further particulars, address 25 N. 9th SI., Philad'a,Pa. Feb. There can be nothing that will pleats* the Indies better than • good article. which is nestled in every tinnily for *very day's we. Such an article Is lk EYES' GENUINE i.311/041CAN TALLOW SOAP, reconmend: 8d for the following parpoims For Goseral House- Aoid Use. For the To,W. /by the LaNntkry. For Chapped Hawd,r, Et.' Sold by all Grocers and Store lovers everywhere. !Ulla N 801• Aped, N 0.319 North Prom street, Philadelphia. Frb. 11, 1870—eat CONFESSIONS OF AN INVALID. DURLIBMED for the benefit of serum mew and Ji„ oaten, who suffer from lterrons Dehtllty , ete., sapplyisg the maims of self•enre. Written by one who cured himself; and sent fro* on receiving a post paid liractsrfnevidops. Aiidrese NATEIANILL . MAYFA IR, Brooklyn, N. Y. Dee. SI, • ERRORB OF YOUTH. geot Tetuan who suffered for years Croat servo= DeWitt', Premature Decay, and aU the effects of youthful hallscradloa, slU,bc Lba make of affects( hadrmltY, Wad tree Loan who used It, tberecelptaad amebas Mr mating the Mamie reseidy by which be was cared gaffers,* artribbsg topsoil by the Weer ttaer's &spec foam eau do so byaddrsssings In perfect confidence JOHN B. OQDEN, _ N 0.4 bedarstcaet, New York. May-14,111611.—1y TO CONSIIIIPTiIitaI: • The Advertiser, batting hue rentosed to health In • few weeks, by a very simple remedy; uitur tuTikgiaf . 'hired vassal years with &same hag *Oaten, ad that dread disease, Conetwaption—fe anxious 10 Oak • known to b is fellow aialferers the means of cunt. To all who de I t he will seed& copy of the par soription used ( fie ofcharge), with - the disallow kw 'meowing awl cuing the wine, wlikh they will And a sure Cure f. Consuntpllon, asthma, 'Bronchitis. OW. The °idea of the advertiser In Sendlng the - Prevails. tlw Ii to benefit the aglicted, and spread Inhumation which he crnesivel tote Invaluable:sad he-balmiest. icy sufferer Ids remedy, mit wUI east LIMB' nothing, and Rosy puee* blueing. Part lee wishing the prTradon,will lessoaddiess ' Willisuasbuyg,Kigigemmusy New Yorka Nay 14,18119.-1 y , Apip.pigA7742B, BLINDNIBB Ax osultliff tteafdd with the eases~, 6y J. sod Praia/wet litsuisa el the iye a. Aar, 1/IHs specialty) in the Medical allege of limetry/coese, 14 years experience, (kwaserl) el Leyden, Holland,) No. 808 Arch street, ?hits Tettimoubsb can be weet at bin Milo*. the tried fatally are lilted id acein. patty their patients, ea he bse no secrete >a hi. ono tip. Artideist eyes inserted without pain. No shame For examination.larch 18, 1870-17 SPECIAL NOTICE. 9011:11NOKIS VITLYONIO llTiff; eaweedlendo end Iladdrako Pills, Will au e Goa snaption, Liver Complaint., and Ityape" a ; If taken wading to directions. They are all *et ter ken at the alto time. Wog cl4at a ter' tax tap litar.and rig it tatork: ._thet-applidta. a fd baronies goal; theta:ad digests and snakes good blood the patient begins to grow in dash ; the diseased mat tesrepealintb•lange sat the pailhant osagrowe the Magee aid pee welLthentilr way to titre eaunimptiou. : To there three atalledasa-Ter. I. ILiSchatialls, of Philadelphia, owes hie narivalleataseesselathatreat. meat Of istiabaseenr csanineption. ?be Pelmets _lvrea ripen' tasessarisidasathat intho htaga. mann .- oweill of by ars ma aspeetoratioa, for when th e owe of natter is riPo, 1 slight coegh will Urea it of, and the patient has rut and the lungs begin to. heal. 2*ll"eo=ogle"goirl all=talitill nut bee to a• thy lhar, , ect that the Palatally Syrup and the food will make I issued bleed. Schenck's NanlitrakeigHii eat liken' the Mar, re moving all akin:%lles the (hats of the pll al;teielblth I, fad the lffillis ketaso• retie itatooto shalt llkaskiiiiTale daa 46 I over bona Invaded esisept Wawa .w/sh deadly poison which is my dangerous to ass cols Lai poll n **. is SI naillpeklbewellAde start the asateuotes of the Lim like licheac dad k , Lleiellaktpudartt ego of 'the - wad peewit, awns of (Isio., .. IlekellellfeaserCsiataw.ii le se deettestreinisnt and alienative.and the alkali in the Seaweed, which this Zia CS igiialksail imalsbaseimaale at threat . tl i r i Moe to dissolve Mt gad with the ,111•014 tin Illaileatiaegtat basal wale. oat - or soaring in the ateasek. Tkettla maga wile nk do not ours root legn~s,alley Wlk. i=h; they sly me. I AM* to stat the sough, to atop shills, to atop 1 ght tawata,lueetki liner, and by me aoingta.y derail , sad • . T. C . :9 1 ,.; Dr. &a - 1 •' ' - . ' iltieilloP •"'•t 7 - - -, ' • eenalti, •the rand easy will: . trop of Va itud nicor one oaa la ,o ( p , t idal, c , ... . . Maker, Tbrakt, le zi.....r.,t Ibti.„, •wa are disened, either tubercles, abeam% 11,6oa li tt=deltra italbellwaiweekelscers ln ar tamo and last d g.ecayin such what meat be dons? It la not only the 1 affielliM MOP lir is the aka* 'Wady. al mach and liver have loot their power toaakobkood ldrood. flow the oat, abeam tato taksilaSienok's teedikinek WM* will Wet op a lone to the the patient will begin to meat toad, It will Ussedly and veCahled i then the patient mettle NS sinl4. tal vow' • costmeno• to heel up, an te d the pa. 'lase 'VOL :Wl* lits eat/ Amyl tel ;linden,* ErverSadt. • and _...yemeish, eack'a Ilesweed Te ri that II • . • rum are anghtleat without nib I / . vi i ' . -ilk* theillrAnktv: ,1..„. ;, elf ?Mine • e - 7L, •ki..i -.4',1• = . ".• —. hu m ve tiaLwrilwrstaitz. ; * 1 .... ,was r 7..... t .. .,.... , o. 1 - .. 411410 "Ziag so. liairai murky it t s ellirsaald atallohtes, • dace hle soar Wienteata sinallarly at . have semi Dr. Mi=gr eei S si i ; ''. remarkalde wake knot aseemeary le I • dip*leens all . be advice Meet be addremaga, Els Wats . lalle.si Borevermit, Ns; 11307121=41/itetr i fritt Mtn, GOO livartelob airy Ikra filiaill lei litassw 0r4a87014 Syr, ' mar gamma Teal udder plc 644% . s aim slot - fer en bt all 4 ' '4' INIttAe iIL •. le N. etknt. 45, Airßead S. G. CQO/01 Advertliestat pmIIIIIIIIIIMMINITIMISTIMMic i rpr&W**,4i4l4 ithied Orkiist 'll4 • - ERE TO THE LADIES ant, Atiga•st pr,e. wit ..ilerity• - be pals . ..Corn,Oste. Oloverand Timo thy Reds, . ~ Sumac, flay and Straw, Dried - Frait,tiats,Sosp, flame Shonldere and Bides, Pots. toes, with' everything ;Ise In thc ,OPUIry produce line. GRO'OERIE S . . . conatantl) tar salsr,Coirees. Supra Nolames. ap t, n 11, Teas, apices, .It, Cheese, Vinegar, @oda, star& iflarva; lardoOnl4lloekets, Blacking, &nip, Also r airir Dalia, ra 011,Tar,lsr . Flab solidi kr sl,Spikesand Nana:Smoking and Chewing To. beintos. He is alsroys whir i •upplys first r ate 'Welt of illOn mg* SW,dllpitrestkindaaFfad, 'llso,Groondelsetor.•ritfiGnino..miJthelf,•rilli• COAL,by the', ushel.too ores' load. life ifillalso ton . lINFr of FREIGHT CARS t•No.111d/inctirlloward r trait, BA LTIItURE and NO.III Virtetstreet, PIIILADLEPIII A. AU goody e•at to et therpLacs willbe received •ud forwarded promptly ALI lood • mhould hr marked ••CBIDEB CAR." Apr1.;1869.-/ 1:1:12:11111:2 Joseph Wible & 'Sons, Pro'duce Dealers, Forwarding and Commission Merchants. boathoast a orn rit/ Ra ilroad clad Washington sheets GETTYSBURG PA tj 10 LI EST ce.h price paid for &Mind. otUraivand Gantry Prodne• guavrally. The highest cash pricepald for good Hay and Ityeetn.r. Wewill keep •ootistently on band fur pale all kind, of G R 0 CE R lES, such as Sugars, Coffwa, Teat, Malaise& an d By nap, To- baccoa Soapy, Spleea, and everything visually kip I In a 4 rotary Liters. LINE OF CAW TO BALTIMORE We will run a line of 2, to Baltirum r weekly, to %he Warehouse of XBIE...rION a CO., 128 ?forth et., curia of Franklin, for the transportations of goods mach waX leaving flettyaborq every Monday and re tartlingen Widnoaday. • The best brandiul raIItTILIZEKEI constantly on hand, orse rnred ■t short nottrefor thoseordering. April 9, 1 Ray.—rf REMOVAL. --The undersigned bu removed ble PRINTING OPTICS tram the Almond to the 'eOrner of Railroad ■nd Wublngton gtreeta,mbero be mill be glassed to meet his old 'friends and. patron■ April 9.-31 NEW.FIRM. A. E, ECKENRODE HAS token the Wareboast, lately oocapled b PhSip Hann at Granite Station, on the line of tb Gettysburg Railroad, 2 =Renfro= Ban ttttt ow o, and will deal/a alltlndeof Grain and Produce , glrlng the highest market price. I will also keep cone:anti; on hand for sale all kindsof GROCERIES, Ceffee, Sugar,Jdolaszes. Sy ropr,Teas, Sr., • lib Sal nab, Oils. Tar deeps, Simon and Lard, Tobaccos, Sc •lao,th•best b rand. of FLOUR, with PPIED of el kinds; a bo, 1:kul . I reapectlally , aolicit thapstranag eofeerfri ends, endinvitethepoblic to celland examine my stock A ./t BCH ERRORS. • Jan .22. tf ROBERT M'CURDY, DEALER IN FLOUR, GRAIN, GROCERIES &e CWT; TFIBUILG, PIM?: 'lt Tur.undereltitadif paytigstkin Wars-bonsioje Carnal• street adjoining Boehler's 1.1511,t.h• high•stpricesfor /LOUR, WILTAT,Inti COIN, OATS, IittK WIISAT, CLOVYR ANS TIMOTRY-ITSEDES, POTATOBS, Ac., Ic., •ndlavlteoprodacentogi•ehinsacallbefores•lllng Bolus a °neap tit 011 ha ad form's, A LARGE SUPPLY OF GROCERIES, NolsapssAyeaps,Coffeas pgars .t „with Sal t Irish Olis,Sar, Soaps, Bacon and Lard;Tobaceas, he. Mao thebestbraudsof FLOUR,with FEED of •11 kinds Ho likewise has SEVERAL VALUABLE FERTILIZERS, Soluble Pottle Gu . no. &hods's' Phosphate and ♦ ♦ Mexican Galas. Whilst hapays tk•higheat market prices forall be buys, he sells et the lowest Hying profits. He asks &share of public patronage, resolved to give eat ofeettoola•vioniceee. Jalyl3,l 869.—t 1 NEW FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE. HAVING purchased the extensive Warehouse, Cars, Ac., of Cutr A i42.IIIMAV, the nedertiguail intend too arry on the briefness WI. der the Bro . of Lomax A Co., at the old Stan d the eefner of Washington and Satires dot On • reareettensf Se seals than heretofore eirtt regalarlie et of / relgh t Care ,s II It ear • out Warehouse every 11118 DALY IhOON, and salons. apdation trains will be run as occasion nutyrapds• -By this arrangonnent tea ore 'prepared to worm , grelght at all times to and from Baltimore. All bniness of this land entrusted to us, wlll be prompt ly etteetled4o. Our ears run to the Warehouse o Stevenson A Bons 1015 north Howard street, BahlHots. WWI. Being determined to pity good prices, sel cheap tsaltiftly wet omit tor 0i.1144y to es as car. • WM.M.BIOHANI, 'UAYANDSZCOBIAN 404.X,E8BIGHAM. . Jan. 6.111611 R DALIS 1 1 ILE:GREAt AMERICAN trEAVIII RESTORED ; pyritic* lo&god,sosolt c•• tterotals, Siteseies; alenes‘Min,Dhaums ot Wagon, and all Chrentcrtlibetioror id the Mood, Liver end Kidneys. BecomMuleded by the !Wks' Tacul systad "Ws, tbosoisega of err bed gists/ow hid tbilogummy of Physicians and pa tients MIA tarninwadlesadiati; lend lbr oar RosadaltsThalde to Ebaith Book, or Almanac for this year, which we publish ibr gratuitous distribution . ; It will give you much valuable inkamoll4, • p DrAL'ilfAhea r ef Illeatfaaore, MPH I tbbpMeedre to mom year Row Nall es a very powerful at To. I have one 4to nian two ewes with happy nualta— ousts aaimpeot soeundigrs gphitiq ih which - the patinae pronounced hhnaelf cured OW haviataketi dye beetles of year sedlciaa.-, The o ther Acme of actefule of long steadied, which ts fliPlarrhtd tilibir de% end i the faiths _that the Whilst will woe i loccelepr og aidedeansialls examised the hump ia by tc yasirlowialis is reeile,ead lad It se copipound of alterative have& . • Dr. of Nipholaadile i gs.oupre Itie-bar *1 aria et brill& sod lleissed. ---1 121,_ wit% ropalt•-••• • MOW tbe Skied I knew no better randy. &awl G. Melraddss. IdurfromtmmY, I hare tiled toren bottles of &medal* sad am entirety eared of itheamatbm; send me Toon botsloy as I wish It kw my brother, who I helnennia*m soreoyea. Benjamin beiatol, of Lima, Obio, writes, I Dave roinonsd-..for ,twenty ram ad* en la - vaunt* stnytkon over my whole body ; a short kw.w..14.**,„.. a battle of Zadadalla and forma &mad. IR sirs o ii pad by all Dragg!ata, Laboratoiy, kl Saab:sago Placa, BaMaar* • CliaWens& 00., ProPri•ting 11 0. 1, •Prfk—bia • or We In Gottystkorg, Pa., by A. D. loszraz 11 _HOOP 1115 1 ; 5 cauP.E.67'S "OWN MAIM! In ell the New Owing Ogles, for7Miis, Kisses and Chlidren ; ski iiWtprkiii of which will to rend themselves to every customer. OMNI% I SPRiHi CONNXIB II Jest worked down Witold t pm; making our present prices him than they can be *larded, until gold declines to that point, and $3 patent...4%nm; ilee rice one year AO. We wen thregnstrietrOOMMMsganoiptire laver change to our customers, and OM take the lead in giving them • advantage of the return to * specie basis, In ad ,viptce of tlik • .41tslAVe"ii which will be tiny p pheland tfr ink VOWS* eV:. satnissly Mw trd.Hoop Marta, Our Own Make, as !7, 40,10, 66, 0,7/1,1006.90, ft, $l.OO, V. to Mak made Whaistione Corsets at 60, 60, 76, 90, UM, to. to $1.76. &Wenn trench Woven Oemoss reduced from SLIM at sun roctoooa from ;pt redoes; from 4.74, at, 4c. to $6.00, re. from VAL 11. Welty Corsets at 5100 reduced from $3 50, to. Ilsompeou's Glove 1 Ming Corsets at 75, Mead .fron pAtis# to Mrs. Yaws Palma IleliPaid. Ineging Abdominal Corsets at a reduction of 26 cis. to pt 00 per pair, according to quality. All °Mot goom proportionally reduced. Sickle and Corsets made to ardor. Altered and Repaired, Wholesale and Beano —Onelirke lfralp-eCialt or aid for dmorlptlve cit. tOlll4 • No. 1115 Chestnut Street, PkUnds, March 18, 1670—kst SENT FREE, obit, -eams SEED 2AT,MIGUE nowEtt' cAteSt aLF4 wftip this sew sad votirole=rof yam 11. lmago. • WM . • lest BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOY- tlfellou of the 1.011.121 of t►e essraos. Paw Lut- ROAD Coup Amy ud t 6. Wuntsas PismoLuiamo CON PAXT, an 4 tho popularit) and credit labia tkean Loen. 1... meletained In tl• markets, both th this country •nJ Komp., haws shown that the Phut Witt- gage Beads of rlady lecatmlanwl bemariblrommaged Rallroatle Ara promptly recogafzed and nada, taloa JOIIII CHEAP au the moot so friable, rife, and advikidippowi ihirm id Intent mew yielding s wore llbaral lamas than ran IMEMEZI 6e real ter L• derived from Goverzusent Banda and ay haLle to take their Owe Aseured th.t, in the *election •nd negotiation of inoperfor Railroad Lonna, we ere meeting • great Public want, arid reudialog • valuable wivlc•--botL to the holder• a Capital and to those groat National works of loternsl Improvement whom; Intriarle stiorit and eubetential ebarseter entitle than to the nee of Capital and :be confidence of Investors—we new of.. ter with suede' confidence and ontistection the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company Atlantic coast •nd the magoldeeot Imbues of the Chesapeshe Buy with the Ohl° River at • potot of re- liable tm•ientiu.3,•nd thus, with the entire It/inroad system and water transportation of the groat Waat and Rath-areat, 701018 THE ADDITIONAL 'EAST AND WEFT TRUNK LINE, so Imperatively demand .d for the accommodation of the Immense and rapid lrgrowing tranaportatlan letweeo the Atlantic Der beard and 'Curare on the one hand, and the great J. Z. WIBLL prodnelng regions of the Ohio and Mississippi Va llrye on the other OUTLET FROM THE WEST TO TILE BEA sanniAe. It Into oo• of tuitional cooeequeote,•od !ammo to it an extensive through traffic from the day of Ito completion; while, In the deTelopment of th• exten 'lye agricalt nal and mineral resource► of Virginia and Wrl,l. Virginia, ft Nom", sikatg its own line the element.. of a large and profitable local baelneee Thal the viral iotereite, both Lemuel asd' local Which demand the completion of the CELMATIAXI. AND 01110 RAILROAD to the Ohio River, afford the "sweat guars tea of 111 surreal and value, and ANN DIA IT TB MOST IMPORTANT AND 13IIHRTAN TIAL RAILIWAD ViRPRISIP. NOW IN PIO- (MISS IN THIS COUNTRY promL►of •o immeck.e and prontable,tzstlevralting its completion, have titswit to it the attention and cto- , Tinstion of prominad Capitalist and Unsaid m. of thLo; City of mound Judgment •nd known iu tegrity, whose connection with it, together with that of wale eat caimans sad badness men of 'Wale and Won Virginia, IN SUE= AN NIMECINTIC, HONOR- ABLE, AID 5 CIOCYBSIML MANAGNMENT. The Hoed li completed sod lo operation from lich- mond to the celebrated White Sulphur Sprhip of Wert Virghtla, =7 miles, hod there meats bet !DO min.. (now partially constructed) to be camp Wad, to carry It to the prorated terminus oa the Niko river at, or neer, the mouth or the Big Sandy river, 150 inner above Cincinnati, and 339 Wks below Pitts- burr. Lora aro now projected or Lk progror • through Ohio sad Hamtecky to this itisit. which will cosaset the OHNSAPILABB AND OHIO WITH TEN INTERN RAILROAD BYETEMB OW THEIR ITT APD awn, WEST, AND WITH THE PACIFIC RAILROAD. Its valuable franckLees and superior advantages ertKplase the Onsteecale can Onto Itenneen Cox- TAUT among the richest and most powerful szttrust worthy corporations of .the country; AND rum =NTS A PRIMINT VALUE, IN OOMPLETRD ROAD AND WORK DONE, EQUAL TOTER RNTIRE AMOUNT OP TIM MORTGAOIL !LORRE T IIcCORD Y, The details of the Loan have been arranged wish special reference to the wants of all classes of Invest- ors, and oosubine the various Miliaria of convenif erica, safety, and protection fleetest Imo or frond The Bonds ors in denominations of They will be issia.cl .. Cbrpen Roads, payabb. t. Bearer, and may be held In that fors; or The Bond nay be registered in the wee of the *vier, .Ith the coupons reatalalag payable to bearer attached, theprincipa/ Wag then tranaferahle only an the books of the Company, nohow reeesigned to ►carer; or The coupons may be detailed and cancelled, the Bond made •permanent Registered Bend, transfer ahle only on th• boob of the Company, and the in- Ilerest made payable only to the registered owner or Ith attorney. Tts• throe 01111111811 WW bo kaowa trapectivity as Ist. "00IIPOE BONDS PAYABLE TO BIABBl." 2d. "lIIIGIBTEIED BONDS WITH COI7POBB AT- TACHXD." bd. "RIGILITJUUID BONDS PUTH COUPONS DIG. TUMID," mad Amid b• so daktabbod by °corre spondents In verifying tb. than of lends &Wired. They have TIMMY TRANS to rya tram January 15,1870, with Meares& at it p teat. pm amaze bola November 1,1849. Parialtrab am mvituerr PAT- Mllli 1111 GOLD 111 MI CITT 01' SSW US& The interest la payable to MAT Yd soma, shag t may taket the place of that of the tattler Imam of Irlve-TweaUss, awl suit tdoeatrisalloseerdear hiss& who already hold Central and Weetara Pad& Dorado, with Interest plyabto la Jaassi7 sad July, sad who try dostro. is aradag odehtiosod trnatsouta, Low their Interest rectotvable at didersat mamas of the year. The Lars brimmed by • mortgage upon the, oaths Line ofolood from Itichotood to the 011ie Moor, with the eolptooritmi• , ell abet property eed sprit tier • cm consoled tkinrwlth. A &skis, Aid sloo,oooper gams its prrrimbit far a. rareapi4t qf Re Bonds. Ls tab ripicl ifte year After as *tilled** qf Qa an*. The sioalgaip it Ihr ON I 011", d Irbil& SIAX*O - will be roeseved load bald la trust for the redcap. tiaa of eeteleidlea Bomar °Vibe Tersibria Courroll Rallroai Awry', now awied li tke Oneeeiraeas AND 01110. of W. zunalhaag 411;0060100, selleiwat MOOS will be mato eemplet• tie road to the Ohio river perfect and imptowelbo peeps now la Spa!SUR, end thoroughly equip the whole Au beeriest aettne The prune prise IN %sod seemed hitiorme. ♦LOsO 80411110, ONSMsI6,O d wrird•, and SO Carta* hareaftar'to coOurand a yrcattaant plea* anon( the Worn* nararltbro la the Slarkide, both of this Country and Mum" .01 boat oars approoin tad sod oak/4 absorbed. P. 6.-114 have bawd pimielebe sostatalue bU partioldirikliaabillosa amaib mom "" wpb b. tarideliel Via spollastkoz. 111611 r• ttay ant Ben Sorarameat beau, sad tetra do asosuatit lamalta, laakare, Ompaaattaak mad Wan, atb4set to clack at skit, asil Mks, liiter• &Ay Wham. [Kw. 1, 1/176—ania. ofiltag FISK & HATCH, ERNMENT SECURITIES, NO. 5 NA4M.Ar STRIZT, Nivir .Ir.breasp Llll6, 1810 The reetwitabla swedes w►kh .SUa4 air moo• FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS CCM The t'herateake God Ra Oroad, Col:Meet leg t TUN IMPORTANet 'OP THIS ROAD AS A NAV omporiotity as an tut sad West roatc, and the $lOOO, $5OO, and $lOO Yuj reopeottolly, FISK & HATCH, RANZBR& lIM 0. (1 3tar • i•etiyoburg. •.-1- A PPOINTMENVS.-- ferettee of the Mirotittelf.- ,-..'.' Willhurpcirt, 'St* I 'VII rh•li was app.hil t 1111.1 .1. \I. Pr 1 111 Olt SALE OF TOWN next, at 10 o'clock, A. Assignee of F. D.- Dup. de, at the hotel of OW., Real Estate of said Du. Lot, and undivided half Of ground. See ad►. HORSE STOLEN.-. 0 • of lavf week, a valuable at•dett from the eta* • Myers, near New oztota4 longed to Mr. Myers; 5 years old, and inarkett fleck, the heir having.... bite or bruise SA LES.—Virtn. McC chased the late feeldeln* deceased, on York o lortek, for $3,000. Hun. Moses Mcelean . .' William McClain. En, gr. , tul in East Middle • story brick dwelling, for TO THE CRAFF.—/la beTend Year* With co., 75 Fulton street, New lug Agents and Dealers In "Materials, &e., and bat deal liberally and fairly, rueud the firm to the craft: who barn uniformly -ant their engagements. .. NEW DIVISION.—st.. Sons of Temperance, to masburg Division, No. 18A on last Tuesday night, aft, Everist Cathell, the "Boy iomac." Eighteen persons as members, and an excel cers were elected, With I. P., and Jacob- Fulweiler as deers werLduly installed assisted by W. If. Tipto • ANOTHER. —A new D. ot Temperance was ails. Littleadown last week, al - J. EVXRDiT CATUILLL, •Star Division, No. M." officers were installed P.; Cherie,' Sickle, W.A.; R.S.; C. R. Snyder, A. Weikert, F. S.; A. V. . •;elitia uck or, Chap.-banksl Gettier, A. C.; David . 4 , :parvor, O. S. sIiERIFF'S SALES. I .•t Sheriff Klunk Kohl th • di2inti,l It:titter. Mmuutpl-- . iterest with improvem chri• halt Rattler porch. 1-10t.1 property of theliatike„ r. , r J. 1444 It. Epple : I tf.« Ilwrl}ing and thr. wtilL.4. and Fleury ft, tre-r, I ;..l.ly+burg, 1.4 heing thp purvhaser Inu g I Ihi Ing A,•sociatloti ItA RN BURNT.—On Ba , the Barn of Mr. J MOUII tpleasant township,' by tire. - ,- 41.'he farm imin Lb . 3,1 r. A:Eckenrode, fotoodio. z a sale, and a -au. in the, o'vellitv,z, put away ,„,.„ E i t, t h e I, ,, kiNe. ANA' auerw.rds smoke was s ee n the lar cud of the barn, an, thine, burst out, the des Course rapid, as there waa hay and grain in the barn. plainly seen from town. succeeded, by great efforts his stock and a portion of h pl , •mentt. The origin Of volved in mystery, as no used by Mr. Eckenrode in his horse, We learn that his an Insurance of Ii ooh' boric Conipany. LICAsEI).—The lensed the farm of Henry Epp.'wan wild Corn ”1, Op,ssuni crock, Wltk a gqi..; for 0,81 and iron.. It liam been discovered al l'reek. We should be very the rumor turn out to be* judgment of eminent year. ago has been tan, bility of coal beim; found the geological charuoteria both anthracite mitt bitutni • [nations being wanting In We Lave more faltlr, In the d iron ore. Since writing the above,. ceired from Mr. Epplotnan: stone which resembles M a slate usually found in L. ami which 14.ftupposod to In• istenee of coal OIA Opcs.au van only repeat, thaewe glad If the dicta of geologists erroneous in this case. It 0 BBER Y. —0 n Tuesday while Mr. Lewis Stroase, who lion and confection store on C was at his supper, some villa .tore and stole over 41100.. the basement of the dwelling, had gone up stairs to his sup. precaution, as usual, %b lock but leaving the rear door I yard open. While at Supper of Mr. S. and his wife was f. arrested by a slight noise la low, bat it not conthrtting and being locked, no further notl. of it until Mr. S. returned when he found that a box n.. - er in which he had $97 in. some currency, amounting to, had been rifled. As the front locked, the thief must have • ir - the yard through the rear door was at once given, and a cole happened to be in the neigh. arrested on suspicion, but su. charged, desire being nothing suspicion.' The robbery wage petrated by some oiktitor.., • ed with the store and Mr. Sue. APPOENTMENTI9.—Tha to the appointments for this d Central Pennsylvania Conl ey. Methodist Episcopal Church. ference held its sessions this y- town, Pa., and adjourned to _ at Carlisle CARLISLE Drs raver.—T. kli lug Elder ,; Carlisle, let Church, doe ; Cattalo, Emory Chapel,- ; Mount Holly. J. M. beraburg, E. W. Rishi; second Church, J. Donahoe ; • 11. M. Ash ; Sbippensburg Lloyd ; Newville and Rehobo Keith ; Mechanicsburg, J. H. New Cumberland, J 4 M. C Shaver; Duncannon, T. Gi port, A. R. Miller ; Liverpool, A. York, First Church, W. M. D. R _ Duke Street, G. D. Penepacker Tulle, J. W. Olewine ; Shrew McKee, 1 to be supplied; coat McKindless ; Hanover and New A. Dixon ; York Spiess, T . F J, B. Young ; Gettpburg, H. J. H. S. Clarke; Mount Alto, It - Waynesboro', J. A. De Moyer; e J. A. Woodcock ; Merceishurg, McConnellsbuig, IL Linn, L. A. Bei. Mr. Curns is appointed Elder of the Williamsport • , M. L. Drum goes to Emporiues, port district ; Rev. fit 0 . and Rev. N. S. Bucidmithatacto Panvilis district; Rev..W. G • MW, and Rev. J. A. Ross to 3.414 . "" 44 tigi ; RAT: G. W na district, a
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