..litikeetenl4l4 . 4oenetwire says be. tweed'
show the mistral of this. and that ten
than storms were active during that pe
riod. A writer ht Chatetbors' Edinhogh
Journal maintains that electrical changes
are dist tree cause of each migratory di
sease, as cholera, plague, and, iatleeel, of
all epidemics. the true remedy, there
fore, is the purification of the atmosphere,
and the chief object to effect this is dila
rine ge., which , is in ingredient in corn
lima salt. Whole streets and towns can
filmigtrieel with chlorine gas as easily
as singled wellings.
"In 1832, the town of Dumfarline, in
fieodand, wits effected with cholera froth
the 2d of September mud the '2.1t1 of Oc
tober. At that date. every street, lane,
and alloy was fumigated with chlorine gas.
Within five days the pestilence was en
tirely aneiliilated. In Edinburgh the gas
was used, but rather late, and in several
other towns with like effect. It was as
certained beyond a shadow of doubt (and
to this foot we beg the attention of our
readers and the public at large) that every
house in the infected districts. in which
chlorine gas was usedas a disinfecting a
gent in the cholera of 1832, enjoyed anab
solute immunity from the disease; and
this fact is the great preservative against
that frightful disease and a positive proof
that cholera owes its origin to electiicel
changes in the almosphere.--Sf. Lottk
Republican
GAILICS & Seavos : Should
you consider the following statements Red
lx•inoidenees (principally taken from the
public prints of 1832) of sufficient impor
tance to be admitted into your wad sol
emn*, they are through them respectfully
submitted tothe consideration of the scien
tific, having been withhed to the present
time is the hope that some one more com
petent would notice them. his eeritehr
ly desirable to ascertain, if possible, the
proximate cause of the still 'arterioles
disease sow ravegieg our oesetty t esti,
is the hope of leading so such a result,
they me offered.
On the approach of the cholera to the
the Mimetic border of Europe it was pre
dieted.** it would be, from various cau
ses. team fitful in London than in Paris.—
The teretne, however, was the het the
cause .apposed to be the practice of much
intlpher in the atmosphere of London, from
the ettensive use of bite m luaus coal ; and its
absence in Paris. The fact was fully as
certained by persons in each city wearing
oh their hat crowns white paper saturated
with the tincture of the plant called turn
sole, which aulpher, contrary to its usual
bleaching properties, turns red. In Lon
don the paper was thus changed ; in Par
is atm
A physicist) in the town of Three Ri
ver", Vaned*, profiting by this hint, on the
cholera appearing there, expelled it by
burning large quantities of brimstone in
different parts of the town.
A similar result was produced by bow.
ing lame quantities of mil in iaAtetad parts
of Pittsburg. in addition to that so estee-
eivelyireed in their factories and dwellings.
litie fees was lately republished, sad es
the 17th bit, by Telegratilt, the tenths%
of the city froth the disease wie,liapniso
to their oesooky utesosphere."
le Lemke, Pet* Melts, ind tressetwee
other pinned, gurpowdrif has beim stiplo=
ded, e'en pith canoe. with
from the eoseussion wal sulOstrise 'ohm
the latter, it is said. rerunning eerie this!
Of the manterons hypothesee advavoid
as to the awe, theMisentatie sad Ragiogi•
cal appear to sustain' the 1401111/104114 wk
out the .theorists, however, so laseatling.
In support of the miasmatic, a autos pre
vails in Italy, (noticed by my long distin
guished townsman, Professor Drake of
Ciuciunati,) ia localities subject to tater-
mittents, of covering their windows "and
faces with gauze—one would think to keep
out something more dense than impure
air. 1 also saw in Italy an association of
individuals. said to be composed of all alas-
see. who were conveying the sick to the
hospitals on enclosed litters, and had a-
&pied the precaution of wearing long loose
dresses, with small openings for the eyes,
but covering the mouth, the air respired
coming from the lower region of the at•
moephere.
In support of the geological hypotheses,
it is said that the French Medical School
style the cholera a "capricious disease;"
and it does appear to be governed by ani
mal instinct in socking one section of
country and avoiding another; attacking
one wing of an army and not theother, &e.,
which animalculiata attribute to the water
being more or Ices favorable to the propa
gittiou of the insect iu thu different foram
In support of the animakular hypothe
ses, it was stated in 1832 that a citizen of
Philadelphia. called Dr. Torrey, had sue
cretletl in obtaining from the atmosphere.
in a sort of net made of gauze, a number
art insects so minute as only to bs visible
by maim oh oticn:iscope. Happening to
bo in that city at the time, I took the liber
ty of calling on the Doctor to ascertain the
troth of the report, and ho assured me that
he had seem the insect distinctly, and that it
wag of a veil color
A respectable citizen or New York,
!tattled Keil', also announced the (113COvery
that obollora was (Intim% by inhaling
two Wilmot with which the atmosphere
was elliagged ; trbich statement has been
repoblNbrsl, with ilia mode of aseettainiag
60—b7illekLiag op a greased cloth,
AA* 1144.
Abe st it* SIM date the disease appose
eel alt 114amiilet, liEsatvelty.trbea a violent
diumietaiwirsi ask piece, reeepabod by
woe *law Ult es dm* et ass.
ties of glutioous matter were found deposi
ted on the eellar-doors, fences, &e., which,
on being examined, appeared to he com
posed of immense lumbers of minute in
sects of a redieolor. Thu dieesse immedi
ately disappeared.
Whatever the rause of the rhicase stay
be, sulphur, is certain!) , paculiaily'heatilit
to it; as it has been; Nun time immemorial,
to the minute insects which unquestiona
bly cause the disease commonly called the
itch.
CAIPHOR es. eNOII.IIIA.—As there
seems to be a general apprehension that
!iIbt,POPPY
few believe that it is alreadysmogs es, I
beg peratitaina, direigtificiii'mdiiiiei, to
make publici the foltavittg littte't %Hag
the year IS" when *if
ted with choktre, V Untried' 'Dot* Media
source, that the aerial, of eatilpiktitj tithes
in smell deem, Was * Magda epodlfic.--
Bain tithe date ronaetted ieltkttit poet.
office in this eity.iipnximid'itrithiliiiren
of smell widrittatts
spirits et ts*e ib dish tit*
the elerksi Mod hoer taiMaritiittillteetletis
wheaevie ihtri anfpionnissitOrysymp•
team etthe theism, ea taka telVdreps id
tableepreabd o watwti and if that did aes
retie,* doors to repeat the dome emery if.
teen othethee *mil they • foomf
Neitherriltwithnike' 'shy of their kith*
f aver Ulf eltioegh the lea .
thr othie-ithoetheithyvieitiorethoy peot : ef'
Me eity billisehatge albeit duty. '
Two iliesowl li *room badly were
*awaked with the oholerii.one of Meat ete•
flier, to)wheitc I ethoteistered Camphor
before any' physician stvirtid,' and they
were be* Mast I would add that the
leMDr. Gram informed me, that of 460 `,
cholera patients, be attended, be did not
lose one when called at an early stage of
the disease, sad be uniformly administered
ethophor.--Ncio York Booths/ Pest.
Loa Poesinemi, ins letter Publiehed in
the British jounilis, says that. tali own
knowleilr, diNolved camphor has prowei
a certain mans (mangers, both in Paris and
filename**, and if taken is time, the owe
is generally elfeeteebefore it is possible to
meanie Orli:hut. The following is the
recipe t. , -;1. - .
Ra4pe.--Ose and a•haltounee of spirits
of wino t !miliaria ammo of camphor
dissolved in dm wine. Got a mail viol of
barmboro.
Directions.-first give a teaspoonful of
hartaborn in a leiter-Outs of water. Begin
immediately, and give five drops of spirits
of wine, (camphor,) Aft the tea-spoon
with cold water, and. a Hide sugar. Re,
peat this every five minutes until you have
given three doses. Then wait fiftten min
utes, and commence again u before, and
continue half an beer, unless there is re•
taming heat. = aboold this be the ease,
give one dose mote. am! tho cure is effect-
Let, pedants perspire freely, as on
this life depend* ; but add no additional
clothing.
Caosatua—Lawar.olu the summer of
18a, when the challis spread all over
Milk% Tonausses. its course, from Nash
ville, (whore it first made its appearance,)
was South. The authorities of Columbia,
II *ma forty-two miles south of Nashville,
and cortutioiag about 1.000 -iahabitautts,
mooed fresh lime to be placed at the door
of ettary how% sod the citiarms were ro
welled .b spread it freely on their pew.
1 1 4 1 0 s, is the ;um, and in ill open t a u
whir, thews , was any stspant water. It
mow neobed hanklin. lit miles south of
blithightt then Pulaski, 30 miles , south
of Cole** whom it was to rrifio ; thence
,13140/yville. out ef Velembia 46 miles.
while it_Win .lOo.litt than at any other
place Tennosose ; two utile' north of
04 thumblit in * country it was very bad;
needy half the engross mod whites diodes
some ,pbuttatioos. la feet it wet all over
the OlurollPllin somotcy. Not a ease ori.
glinted ia town. Tin system of liming
continued throughout the summer sad WI.
sad it was kind that* usual fill fevers
were vary 104.40 numb so that the ens.
tom of liming hos ben strictly adhered to
annually ever aim% andiron a sickly 'awe
it is now am of the healthiest in Tonnes.
Att Inserusrr IPAar.—We have given
the following Act before; but repeat it at
this thee helm bewail ef all concerned
Of the twelve hundred and odd Bons of
Temperance in New °deem. only three
have been stacked by the cholera, which
has been acoargingilutt city.
A New Pimiento or Loooruconw.---
The late Loeofooo Pestomider at Bing
hempen, N. Y., refuses to deliver up the
office to Mr. Cook, who has Mom recently
appointed, on the ground that as his WM.
mission is for fair yens, subjem to the re
moval oldie President of the Prendent of
the United Males, end be has benndiunie.
ed only by one of the President's OstiMel,
the Postmaster General, be is yet legally
entitled to hold hie place. Verily! the
charges made against the Federal ÜB'ioe•
holders under Polk, have been more than
substantiated. The longings of these awn
for the "flesh pots" exceeds all bounds..—'
They refuse to submit to the verdict of the
people, and sot at nought their will. .
Some of the Looofoco papers pretend
that their office-holding friends 'are noth
ing about being removed. The truth is,
a good many of them are insane enough to
cling desperately, to their offices, even af
ter receive notice of ejectment. The Na
tional ?nig says that the Postmaster
General has been under the necessity of
ordering a mandamus in some Jolla do
zen cases.
A Luars NATUIA.--Mr. John G. M'Al
lister, residing a few wiles above Harris
burg, has a young cow which recently
brunt forth a calf with but two Ills
and these in the usual place of the bind
Jigs. The till is on the top of the back.
The calf is lift* sedmikpliag
Seven Days Later From Europe.
The steamer Niagara arrived at New
York on Saturday last. She bringyseyew
days later advices from Europt, tom
which we extract the.most impo t limns
of intelligent*.
ENGI t AND.--.The Canadian o ,
has besotfitley debated in Parliament, and '
ford Elgin sustained.
It is said that amendments to the navi
gation bill will be proposed, which may
materially thane its character, if not pre
vent its final mew. 7 .
IRELANIXLIIII 4cittinnis iptitit thle
emulegtoodunk,imalaseriee WA, sutler--
PW!IptCY I •
r *AN t or, !nl, 4° Mig l l" 4ll "44beri
u tst PninCh Aiaembly took place on the
13th tilt., but lite malt is !nknewn.. Re.
iwr. • 47., Ifee* , Irlie,,!ft ll :.fro,,t4- . 0 4 of
fifthly**. *PI; P 0 4 4 1 48 11 , IP (1 uiofteen
*Chrtles liar, l o.9 l krelgmed, ,
The rreqe . aeleihed ate ee/Ored /41r/Pi
!P
had., b e r ll t IE M I O!, IT"
tO to 4T, feh t if!vdru . 1, 1 4 , the
, 7r , r,A marled:l A and tnuguthitere Were
wradt Tsa , majority, of 38. ;fit l
appears Bern the debate that no in instrue
dew to efrer 44040. .bed: been Oyer) to
dinanral On the contrary,, he
was expece to remain at civitaVe c chi a ,
and to March
the city only in case of
necessity..` Ugewihis point, however. the
Mittistit was'divided.
" It is itaieTtinit . the French government
1111111 written to London, St. Poteriburgh,
Berlin and Vienna, strongly deploring the
interference of Russia in Hungarian af
fairs, saying it will endeavor to put a stop
to it by diplomatic means, and, in case of
. fallure, they will apply to the National As
tunably for advice.
M. Fanchere, the Minister of the Inte
rior, has resigned, and it is rumored that
other Ministers will soon follow.
SICILY.— Tio Nealpolitan army has
been again defeated. Sicily is again in a
state of insurrection.
HUNGARY.—The fighting still goes
on, and the brave Hungarians continue to
be successful. They are said to be with
in a few days march of Vienna, to which
the Russian army is also hastening.
DENMARK.--The Danes have suffer
ed another defeat,anditis said have accept
ed the proffered mediation of England.
0 ERMA NY.—There have been renew
ed disturbances in various parts of Ger
many. At Frankfott the revolutionary
movement is more and more decided.
ROME.—Pope Pius IX. on hearing of
the resistance °lithe Romans to the French
troops. is said to have destined that he
would not return to Rome at such a price,
and to have sent, a message in consequence
to the King of Naples and to Gen. Oudinot
to induce them to retire.
In the meantime the French General
has been reinforced by many thousand ad
ditional troops.
He has now doubtless, a large and well
appointed army under his command. Hut
theenthusisem of the Romans is now at the
highest pitch, and if a single or combined
attempt to bombard or take Rome by storm
should be made, the defence of the city by
the means of barricades and the courage
of the people will be so well maintained
that the Austrians are by no means certain
of success. All accounts concur that it
will be impossible to remoreithe Imperial
power oldie Papacy, in any form.
We have now before us the most fright
ful details . sit priests Wog dragged fords
from thelehitling plades; by the Toulon,
and put to death, their bodies haring been
heeled into the smallest pieces and cast
into the Tiber. The combined powers
of Europe will scarcely be able ever to set
op Ms Holiness again On the throne of the
Yellen. The tide of feeling has overpow
ered him. The Rations seem benton ex-
chiding Elacerdchal and 'Pontifical authori
ty for moot.
Intelligence by tehgraphluts been receir
red from Gen. Oadinot s to the)Bth
at which time their was a strong probabili
ty that the French troops would be permit
ted to enter Rome without opposition.—
In the General's dispatch be says mserious
propositions of submission are made to me
already, the anchor of safety to the 'Re
mans.” The 900 prisoners at Rome were
aceompaied to Palo with all possible de-
monstrations of joy.
The Jumentbly at Rome has issued a
stream divtifled. and able address to the
Governments and Parliaments of France
awl Englend, protesting against the, .sigh
of any Ginvernment to interfere in the Itel
lan question, or to impose any form of
Government whatever on an independent
nation. They say that alter lag ages of
religious aud political sesvitnile, Rome has
length. atilwiet4ihed its , indepeiell;ece
puri.will oulhatain it 't all hamar& The
4 01 , 1 *,,P 010 0 0 claim 41 , bo mates of AB
ROI", at‘te•
* tow Ai the lon** Time' asincoußeve
the hiedili et kieheiseepe .of a flipaeleh,ar ,
tab which Ti;k l 1,111k ri a * ,1 4 1 P! 1110 11 9 0 °'
A 01 4 11 !""MPI "Ai 418 1 eat Pa'
knee toget epee e4l4oolofolace
the iteaphteee, het it appears **ow of
intelliraPC . ihat Cho
Austrians were repulsed on the Eilkinit.,
(dues not say
,wlterelw Ammo mrhotn,) : in
an assault, and the Venstilin aceounts Italy
that they maths I
,rally,issd t00k,e4041
dred prisoner', which nee4i cenartus!ion,
Ii USSIA.,Them bats akeady marched
oto Gallacia , m mule for Mowry, to the
assistanco of file Austrians. 120,000 Ras-
sians, with 350 cannon and 25,000 horse.
Gen. Beta is well prepared to give them
warm reception, in Transylvania, and there
must be warm work before it is over.
tlrThocittioms 'of York me 'making amigo
moot to supply the Wows with Oas Ligbes. •
TM Mt It
is Weil. G.
sy,,,Ereniag, Juip 8, 1849.
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:erne of pl. .t e Viiirsi Norte, end E. W.
Ca Eav Su n uildifg, N. E. Q - oneer 'Third &
k "tow I, Ph Ohio .; and Wircirsi peon,
Esq. South-east corner of Baltimore &South its.
Didniesore--are our authorized Agents for receiv
ing Advertisements and Subscriptions for 'The
Star and Bennem" and collecting end tereipting
for the same.
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theirepera Nom the'VOseteeil notethHoodatill
teem with noments of thir Images of the Oaten
end although the mortality tai me dis
m tricts con
tinuos to be teirible; In otlieni nippier* to be dy.
ins army. In the aretuitinte the l eeourgi
rimtly making ,immaitieran i k theAttantio, end
rTalniely developed' Walla man, idiom in the
Ifildie inane. Al'N4 ork, ea' WetineiithY,
23 new wee aid t 1 Airilui were matted to the
Nerd of lieeltba-dillrli f oli same sad MI deaths
in 111 ,* 443 - • Vhilk44""4l. to 4114:!Ivri
ed caws occutnog 'in private practice. A Row ca.
tee have-been teportedia Philo&Ws: Rumor
deo atehres minify eases to Baltimoes, but the
P* ll, 4144 11114 adj 4y• ban NI Yet 44.1ty
P Fatal cases have aloe occurred in a number of
I towns in the Interior qt New Trek New Jervey,
and our own Stake. That the epidemic will in
due time make its appeorance in this locality is ,
altogether probable. At Jesse past humanity fur
rtwits nu.Pe.frintY. quit -We sltatl, nut Jetterde.ref
flictel, insomnia ! ea many d the towns. that have
sulked serinubt to. *lto. of the Cheers
in the West this year, escaped tt entirely in 1832
and 1833. While, therefine, there is no immedi
ate cause for alarm, it becomes us to make all no
ceemery prepartionk by the adoption of proper saw
Mary regulations, to ward of the approach of the
scourge, or, int should anfortnuately develop* it.
self in our midst, to mitigate its virulence. We
are pleased to see that the Borough authorities are
moving in the matter with commendable energy
and it is to be hoped that their elate . will be ear
dially and efficiently seconded by every citizen.
In another column will be found the proceed.
legs of a Town Meeting, convened at the suggeo.
Lion of the Bummer. On Wednesday evening a
consultation between the members of the Council
*and the Committee appointed by the meeting,
resulted in a division of the Borough into five
Wards, viz.: Bouth Ward, to comprise all south
of the middle of High street ; the South East,
South West, North East end North West Wards,
comprising the remaining portions Of the Borough
lying in those directions respectively from the
Centre Square. To each Ward ware assigned
one member of the Council and War members of
the Committee, to act as sub-committees in
ing and inspecting the ditto/ern Wanly, as recom
mended by the town meeting—the Committees to
enter upon the disdarge of the duties assigned
them on Titunday nest, at 8 o'clock, A. M.
Committee for South Ward--Geo Link, Geo.
Bchryock, John Houck, G. W. M'Clellan, 8. H.
Buehler
South-East Wad—John Gilbert, Henry Rupp,
Andrew Pally, Goa Cbribunan, George Guyer.
Buuth•West Want—Prlter'Stallsinith, Wm. D.
Meals, 8.8. breretcy, D. Ziegler, .1. 1.. Tato.
North-Mart Wart—Win. Wysolsky, Bsun'l R.
Russell, U. M. Btnyver, Jacob'frozell, D. Middle
coif:
North-West Ward—D. Heagy, A R. Steven
son, J. Winebrenner, Weiken, 11. Welty.
ILJ The Council have enacted a Borough Onli
riance upon the subject, which will he found in
to-day's paper.
I.l7Several intern *lg articles upon the Chole
ra question will bit foNX in the preceding columns
to which the attention of the reader is invited.
(1774•C0111 t;14., has been ap
pointed Deputy Sheriff, and entered upon the dis
charge of the duties of the office on Tuesday last.
Mr. A. is a gentleman of clever manners and will
make a good officer.
MILITARYELM CTION.--The Military E
lection in 'hie Brigade, on Monday last, resulted
in the reelection of Brigade Inspector Scare by
an almost unanimous Tote. JAXSIG. Ranh Esq.,
was elected Brigadier (lencral.
IrPThe Corner Stone of the new building of
the "Medical Department of Penpuyloasia College;'
ht Philadelphia, was laid on the 31st
with the usual ceremonies—members of the differ
ent Medical Faculties in the city participating in
the erterciem The new building is located on
Ninth street, between Loma and Sprttera--e most
excellent location for medical and surgical per
posers—and will be, seconding to the Philadelphia
papers, one of the mat dame and beautiful atm
turas of the present day. The style of arehi teeters
is Collegiate Gothic, which will be carried through
out the building. The front ii to be ornamented
by two equate towers, rising to the height of 80
ket—one of which is to be used for purposes of
ventilation--and the whole building, including the
towers, le to be mimed by a rich embattled par
apet of Connecticut stunt stone ; and the basement
to the height of twenty hat, will be composed of
the same material.
The building will contain three ketone rooms,
each capable of might, 600 students; 6 professor's
rooms ; • museum 26 by 17 feet, and t libet high,
with an ornamental gallery t a diewelicet room of
sisullst dimensions ; four additional rooms—to.
gather with apartments for the residence of the
Janitor.
The wbdir establishment is to be bested by fin ,
Nuts constructed to the cellar. sal the suallstion
Is to be effected by tutirleial means, so as to insure
s pure ennespbere a t ell doses in every part of
the building.
NATIONAL DIVISION B.T.—The Naion
at Divilien of the Sons of Temperance closed it.
sixth Annual Ilessioa in Cincinnati on the 18th
ak. Delegacy were in Meadow* from needy
all the States of the Unkam. and Rosa tits Bridal
Provision of Now Drama& =ditties Seolle.—
The baldness ,of die Jerk" WSJ awatent, and
haratattiondi acconiplialiar It was detainineti
biretta, killaillsh a .crier of National Teinpe7
rasa Olainiat write the
Arit, as writ) Nana at Alcohol Italia Ma on
tbralliainan System." ji4r. &Mass Dawn=
takes the inecoal on *The POW 4( Misdate in
N 411 6 .110 rel 2P e nnale t a nd 4 31 .4 4 9 110 :".
die rl l !*" ' TN Petwilitify Atireasiskorrirb'
pyoee _
Th. Divisieti mho toeitivekay etkikti
led resolatidee rtoomekelates e.erji Divieion 'to
bold simultaneous Qoettetty Me thins to ilieteet
the erns elder Uwe o--to epieint 060-
luitteee to tolled het. and eledtdoi for the beds.
PePovs—,4ol to request ell CieVIMILI each la
catty to pried', at kart aka AM once a 4hattaa,
On the Licensed sad onliceneol ituiernida:
The arbearinet amount of benefits, 'prescribed by
the Conetituilon, has been reduced from to
; and Dieiscina are empoviered to abolish the ban.
feature,eficiel under certain circumstances. The
Order is in a nourishing condition, the increase of
membership 'daring the year being nearly 106,000.
The flat sendoit bithe liivision will be
:held in boa* *a the 11141 4 Tuenhty rithositt'lllso.
gle In Illunoury.
Inolllengt from ,Sittontitiit
coirmattln pll i n i tadng. by GI
Nikrarb, r unakieeres era any
roontOxidnat t r tar days the re coa
t; T o rgelin in cd Ando • compli
es rrkti cohnittbehrreen alien
metiallitedele#7-let#Ami the Algid ne Riad
schools—menu; to be rapidly approaching the cri
sie so long foreshadowed, and which ore a gnat
while meet determine the problem of Europe's
futons--whether it shall be "Republican or ene
ma."
Idly, iiiertanny t ripriee,. Q collie, Runk, are all
tilnladi More he bee Wielded in the struggle, and
cfitortyill bedrittenledo it,. Prance, ayear
liar , iiisireereetrie&
on the liabiLeilintit: ~ fitlshlititaigas 'pistil bet
goveriument, eel 'hi Don begng smetireloyeateldbit.
ed, is already reeking upon the trouble Wail(
lidealiillatieri, reified tb 'eitreines thriliittet
tehinguler contest wegingiaribeerm the kleastriddets,
the Medlerittii, iniithe Red Republicans.
Italy bee driven Fie - /mai Ide throne, and tum-
I"! lir a sthe m ig6l, fabric 4 r eligions , sent po.
aaCah ' p~el'a t; *IAA centurieri had
Veled kit With' ui ahltilitei 'Arai, and dispirtmeil
laws Mt 'silly -id Donis itself, hot controlled the
diertinies at hell- Einateil Tits inerivebtion of
Aterteisu hemmed: In behalfof the dethroned mon-
Arta,: and the fquivooil position of r4e/46Ww
!ream, as, developed in the
,primence.of her led
dit47 at the gates of Rome, while they invest the
Italian question with additional interest, put , in
imminent basted the foal triumph of Republican
ions in the weowhithia - ehy.. - '
1 . It b to .Hunmarp, however, that the eye Is now
directed wfilt - peceliar Interest, where the struggle
for liberty is going cm right !reliantly in the very
heart of Despotism, and against the combined ar
mies of Austria and Ramie. Alter e political de
pendence of three hundred years, (remarks the
New York Tribune,) Hungary Is at last free, the'
It be but fir a moment, from the Auettiin yoke.
The armies of Windischgram and of Walden, and
the allied Croatians of Jellechich hive ail in turn
been defeated and scattered, and but a few sing
ling bends of her enemies yet remain on the east
ern side of the March. Dem, after driving a large
, Austrian force from TroinsYlvania,•and compel
ling it to take refuge in Wallachia, entirely cut
off from aid by. the side of the Danube, is in the
North, guarding, these defiles of the Carpathians
that ripen toerardejleesia. Dembinaky, since the
glorious victories of Waitaen and Gran and Com
oro, has barracked his fortes in Iludah-Pesth ;
While Kossuth, President of the Committee of Na.
tional Defence, and virtually the Dictator of the
Hungarion Nation, holds his headquarters in the
old city of Debterain; Dy a Perim of splendid
awesome, in which the Hampden troop. dispday
ed • fiery courage and indomitable energy, such
as Europe has not witnessed MOON the wars of
Napoleon, the power of Austria has been cow
phitelyparalysed, and from leading. bold and con
fident invasion, she is now brotighi to tremble for
the satbty of her own capital.
The armed intervention of Russia, instead of
intimidating the Hungarians, only Increases their
enthusiasm for the national cause. The fire of the
old Magyar Wood I. up and the Lope isediemlii
dence of the people augur well fur their con
tinued success. While the troop eof the Czar are
pouring into Vienna by every train that arrives
from Cracow, the Diet of If ungary, assembled at
Dembrecain, has formally pronounced the &pore
tion of the House of Hapsburg. On the 14th of
April the National Representatives met together
in the great Protestant Church of Dembreciiii.—
(The Magyar and a largo proportion of the other
Hungarians belong to the Getman Reformed and
Lutheran Churcheic) The public square was
filled with an Immense crowd of armed men.—
Kossuth, to whom was entrusted the reading of
the decree of deposition, appeared before the As
sembly and read the Decree proclaiming the bele
, pendonce of Hungary and Transylvania—the in
violability of the integrity of bee territory—the de
position and banishment of the House of Haps
burg—and the creation of a Constitutional Govern
ment The reading of this decree Was received
with unbounded enthusiasm, and it was imme
diately voted by the Aseembly without a dis
senting yoke. On the motion of one of the
members of the Diet, NOMIVTIf was unani
mously named President of the Government, and
the members pawed a vete espresring the tont.
denim of the-country in his integrity, and thanking
bin in its behalf. Ou the same day, the . Cham
ber of Magnates, under the presiderwy of higio
mond Perenyi, adopted the decree of Use Diet with
equal unanimity and enthusiasm
Such id the po4tion of Hungary at present.
With a clear-thinking, energetic and Pitsiotic
President, a united and efficient Legislative. As
sembly, a breve and experienced anny of needy
200,000' men, sod ti people glowing with the in
spiration of recovered freedom, she will be.able to
make a powerful Mend against the combined for
ces of Austria and Russia. The intervention of
England and France, if true, adds greatly to her
chances of final success, but now, when a general
European war is hweilable„ we shall venture on
no speculation with regard to her destiny.
An idea of the spirit and ability of the Hunga
rians may be gathered from the rancwing extract
from a recent article in the London Timor, dere.
ted to the consideration andprospeets of the Han
garian war :
"In December last, Ilungary was, at one
and the same time, attacked from nine dif
ferent quarters. Unsupported by foreign ,
aid, and ansuecesslld in their first tarok
glee, the Ilengarians were compelled to
retreat, leaving their 'capital and the•seat
of government in the• hands, of their ene
mies. Yet the Janina of Kossuth never
quailed. Oupported by the unbwerving pa
triotism of all classes, and b' thafalone,
!About the usiatiume of, augment either
an men or, meneY, without foreign 11 1 44
or foreign , loan% step by stePtOcorn
ered every advantage which had been won
from him at first by. the overwhelming
force and slmultittititis attacki of the Aus
trians.
In the, abort time which' has ,, elapsed
since 0000k0t4tottistry he haammeesded
in establishing ,et, ,:pctubreezi Pe , Pa
totleit for MO pOthietionpf fulminating 'all
ver and percussion 'Sept t `foundry for
muskets, and one Ibr casting add twitting
cannon. livrkail erected powder ! mill add
Me5 0 0..44 1, 1 4#4,8 Hinatlf4l3l9rPt-be,
ro
has thoug , ,
14. .equipped !qtd, citeitlOY
piovisioditr " acute 'series , one hun
dred thottiquid°^lllori he kik tibia 'the
inactive cavalry to twenty thousand ligroin;
and he haw established pontodi-trainy end
renk'd-batuiriett lilt aid hai . diito
than this. In'the . snbtittllnstii Hint& of'the • '
I army , his eagle eye 4sts detected the lurk. ,
11 HL talents which Abe, Awmiee
could not develope, , and;hie has, committeil
the charge of hii forcestO men *hose tri;
umpha 'have 'justified his ielectiem. Only
one year ago Giorgey Was hut a lieuteminti
Khipka and Uaapar, captains
a major ; and. l'eresti), Goyim, and Count
Casimir Ilathyany, htuktinver sOrved at
'lrlit'nbir the Austriin geticritlii,gr,ditngre d y
in warlike stitvieeilthvii Mtn' lty'otie ytel
* . -.. ' ""w Tf - 4 ge ung e eWa rte oteyo
competitors. Veteran legions litre c
gra the
Iri Hungarian a .
ofi k e ;
pair_ moralised and di_ ni al.
ii C 9 r
14
-time ton of severe def tat a leg
' i power of Austria ie a e d r
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G i ARIAN BANNZl ;e7arrem
.. . in N. York City, in
resolved to send their struggling !swarm • ban.
nor. At a subsequent meeting a design for the
banner was submitted and approved. It is to bear
on onside a full length olden. Kossuth supporting
the Ifungarian Mora—white, red and green—and
on the other Washington displaying tbe rears and
stripes. The motto is, "Independence, Liberty,
Menton tor..tike Wilmot JPriottoi.
AWlteb (111o►,8F 4441441e5'
Wit the aepcitteion of „(:O, Benton)" prat speech
on e llio ealtioct . Mery has been published, ie
Which Ili; 'Miamian takes rouitei in Ever
tit'the Alhpotlhoviiti;Which ho characterises es
the; true Seffbrantien doctrine. PreattoilUnia 'ls
rapittli breaking ht upon literateeekia, Thep:NJ
Hunkers will have to revise their political tread,
and that span* if tiserwonkt net hob **Ham
Burners distance than entirely la the not.
ir7CoL James Ottinger, of Pennsylvania, has
beim appointed Special Agent of the Peet 011 k.
Department Sri the detection of Mail deprodations.
HAIL BTORM._A severe hail Amin pooped
ova portiun of York county on Sunday after
noon. &ass eonsideroble datuego to the crops *
tooting up kite trots by the root, , blowing doom
knees, &c.
UrThe same storm, we taiiale;stand:rieie4l,e-
ver the eastern portion of tlthi county, the hail '&6,-
ing considerable damage to the crops, &e, in the
nehihhoehood of Oxford and Hanover.
FATHER MATTHEW.—This popular Ad
vocate of Temperance in Ireland is an his way to
America. He sailed from Cork for New York on
the slat ult., in the packet Ship Ashburton. The
seen. at Cork, on his departure, is represtoged to
have been most inciting. On the previous day,
the vicinity of his house was thronged by thou
sands. On Saturday morning crowds of people
assembled. Thera .was gnat wailing anti lame
tation among the lower claim:sat the hither's hir
ing them. Father Matthew's life was 'insured
several years since foe several thousand pounds,
as security for the expenses of hi. Temperance
movement. He received notice from the company
that in going to America he would have to pay a
fine of $L,460 for the increased f.sk. Mr. W.
Rathbone, iif Liverpool, sent the geed friar the
sum of $2400, saying that the friends of Tempe
rance would be responsible for the debts which its
apostle had contracted.
THE NEXT APPORTIONMENT.—It will
be the duty of the neat Legislature to apportion
the State for Senators and Representatives, and
this duty will render the session of more than or.
dimity importance. The lit'higsuhrrnhlthetefote
he active, and select their hest men to represent
theta. They should resolve, moreover, to secure
a clear majority in the lower House, as the best ,
means of securing the State against another dis
gratieful gerrymander, to which, if they have the
power, the opposition will resort.-1:41t.1:
FOREIGN A PPOINTMENTR—The Wash
ington Cortrapohdent of the N. Y. Tribune gives
the following list of appointuien Is as made or to be
made :
Abbott Lawrence, Minister to England ;
Wm. C. Rives, to France ; Wm. Graham
to Spain ; Bally Peyton, to Chili ; Geo.
P. Marsh, to Constantinople ; Daniel M.
Barringer. Charge to the same place, not
yet decided ; Thos. J. Crittenden, Con
sul to Liverpool ; Geo. Kent, to Rio Jan
eiro ; S. Draper, to Havre ; Gen. Edney,
of N. C.. to some other plaee ; M. Heif
man, of New York city, Consular Clerk in
the State Departnaeut ; L. F. Tasistro,
temporarily employed in the State Depart.
ment to assort, examine and arrange doc
uments brought from Mexico by Gen.
Scott.
COMMONWEALTH IRAN.— . 6e loan of
$400,000; for the construction of a road to
avoid the Inclined Plane at the Schuylkill,
the proposals fin which have been adver
tised, was taken on Wednesday at a pre
mium of about 111000, to the Common
wealth. This wilt insure the completion
of that work in the least possible time, as
engineers are now engaged snrveylng the
route. State credit always rises under a
Whig Administration.
The Pennsylvania Colonization Society
has issued an appeal to the Clergy and
heads of Churches, in thiS State, for aid
to carry out, more effecti'vely than it has
heretofore been enabled to do, the object
it has specially in view. Since the erec
tion of Liberia into inkintlependeat govern
went., the propriety of send ing frysst blacks
thither from this - count r y, is palpably ev
ident, and as there are thousands of slaves
who could be sent thither now, at little
more than the cxpeuse of their passage
money, it is to be hoped that the parent
society will receive front its auxiliary
in this State—hy means of liberal con
tributions gathered within our bounds
—a sufficiency to, enable it to make the
present year's operations the best and
most extenslie of all.
UGLY EDITORII.--The editor of the
Louisville Democrat, and Prentice ofthe
Louisville Journal, tare been discussing
the ivied,* personal beauty detach oth'et'
lately. Prentice sari that a lady, under
the influence of chloroform, kissed the etl
itor of the : Democrat, mul, upon returning
conectousnesii,, was sO mortified at what
she had ihifie that she had tveni awaj ,
hong herself; slid that *II another occur
ion, when the;eame editor tried twlook his
Prettiest, tie Wee iwocked downs by a fel
fOnt the egging wte ,eePrieed Putt
he bas makin" t faces at int. The editor
of 'tlie Detitectit rotbrti by siofit that
Prague might he , arrow service mi ti
itacaveerovv,r aud • Prentiete itt reply !denim
1 1 3 4 bie a4tBhho er ribe•AientoCett& geoid
be e( NIX !lei?! ,keek)Kplf,thg,fpul id*
rot alihotigh' he "mtght “seare'atily 'the
erowii; Wouldle in* to' attriet
'llarrttik Waxbill* Anarrial
—44 We ire taftsrmad, byik friend Mins , MOro
444 thaftoirer.l9l l ,oool•o4MMlrossataahr,
PIPPY, 9 4. YMAltd#M4 8 .1k
eN;
Lord Etapn, 'expressly cenOdimee m
of duriMenirrod riealp'tblialtitooastr , lats.+
thitrlc of a lade, ia Ow from Ht.
Aomalyw AK 4410 frilak bitaik,of
Lake
,clerarlo, MeOso IQ9,
yards, and were Sitribreby sa
vis e
taras.-41X;
~, „ 11; t11(40
. .t Vn t :
t tti Alias; a tit . a be
Abeam% fradt' Hdrtlabblf illakkr
woeki. rl- • P Prtill,Clf? ,>!
X2l!' •var, 4el:-404cormit 9/;,;1111.1..
TOWN MEETINO.
t/ y ' lti pc , iiidarice tith a call from the Ber
m. 4, ihe eitizeos of the BoroUgh assent
b led in th quirt-honors on Tuesday eve
le
', " ing last, to take preparatory measures
r a the igh purification if the borough,
i" 'n view of the approach of the Cholera,"
antorganized by appointing (humor AR
NOLD President, Saxon. Fausotwrook and
he., A. . Tnoarstor . y ice ,Presidents, and
D. A. BUEIII.6R and IL G. thane Sec
retaries.
The object of the theeljfig . liattiln Peon
stated by the notices, the following Res
nrutleshir,'Offiled by Tr.' W. niisiii; . r,rii. ,
and seconded by R. 'G. M'Cattant.; Esq.,
• wirelitiiiiiimbusly adopted and ordered to
be published in all the papers of the Bor
ough :
Reaolved,'That in view of the rapid ap
proach and desolating ravages of
.that
1 dreadful scourge, the Cholera, which is
know prevailing to so alarming an extent
throughout the country, strongly indica
ting the propriety of - timely preriutionary
measures to mitigate its violence as far as
possible, should it reach our town, it be
earnestly and urgently recommended to
the constituted authorities of the Borough
to adopt and enforce all needful sanitary
regulations for the purpose of thoroughly
cleansing and purifying the streets, lanes,
gillterk,sinks. drains and cellars, within
the Borough limits; and that we, the cif
, izons, will cordially co-operate with and
sustain them in all proper efforts for that
purpose.
Resolved, That a Committee of twenty,
selected from every part of the Borough,
be appointed to act in aid of and under the
direction of the said authorities in carry
ing out the objects of the foregoing Reso
lution; and that it be recommended that
the different sections of the town be dis
tributed to and amongst said Committee
for the purpose of inspection, report, and
such action as the authorities may &out
necessary and proper ; and that prompt
and efficient action is earnestly urged up
on said authorities and committee, in the
premises.
Resolved, That it is the sense of this meet
ing that all extraordinary expenses, for
which ardividnals cannot be held liable,
incurred in carrying out the above objects,
I ought to be defray ed out of the 'Borough
treasury, believing that its funds could not
be more appropriately and legitimately ex
pended.
Resolved, That the Burgess be rciquert
ed forthwith to divide the Borough him a
convenient number of Districts, assigning ,
each to a portion of the members of tho
Committee ; each sub-committee as soon
as possible to report to the nurses:l and
Town Council, in writing, all nuisances
they may find in their district, designating
its character, and whether on private prov
erty or on public grounds, or streets,
lanes or alleys.
The following gentlemen compose the
committee of twenty, appointed in accord
ance with the second Resolution :
Geo. Shryock, Peter Weikert, John
Houck, John Winebrenner, D. M. Suky
tier, D. Ziegler, J. h. 'fate, D. Midillevoll;
S. U. Buehler, Geo. Chrirzromi, S. S.
M'Creary, Geo. Guyer, Gra). W. Al'Cl i d..
lan, A. R. Stevenson, WILL B. Meals, Ja
cob 'l'roxell, S. R. Russell, Ilenry Welty.
-Andrew Polly. Ilenry Rapp.
CoNN Kt-21(31T SclinoLl 7 l; D.—The cap
ital of the common school fund of 4'onnec
tient. on the 2,1 of September, 1817, was
$2,977,641 19, invested as follows :
In contracts, bonds and mortgages, $1,608.333 2R
Bank Mock, 311 040 00
Cash, 16.750 83
Cultivated larch anti buildhp, P 5,25! IMI
Wikt binds, 12,260 bet
The sales of real estate the past year have
amounted to $5,67S 05, and within that
time subscriptions have been made of I
000 to the East Haddam and Meriden
banks-45,000 to each. During the last
year the school dividends have been in
creased to one dollar and fifty cents to cash
child enumerated, amounting in the whole
to $133, 305 50—an excess of five cents
to each child over the previous year. The
total amount divided to the schools of the
State, during the fifty one years in which
dividends have been made from the fund,
is $3,585,241 48.
'lite whole number of ehildren returne)
to the comptroller in 1848, between the a
ge* of four and sixteen, was 88,911--bait g
an increase over the year 1847 of 1,927.
GUARD AGAINST PRRNATURIS
A learned Belgian, M. Mainple, him rem*.
ly discovered at very simple means of Ms
tinguiahing between real and apparent
death. It consists in creating n small born:
if there is life, a blister is always formed.
If death has already intervened, malting
of the kind occurs.
NOVEL CACI Or SEDUCTION AND SUE
cioc-11'he Cincinnati Commercial men
tions an awful tragedy in Connersville, In
dians, where a Mr. Joshua Gregg and
Mica Sarah Stevens. a young holy whom
he had seduced, both took laudanum. Ile
at first failed to produce an abortion on
her. Mr. G. died, but an emetic was ad
ministered to Miss S. in time to counteract
the effects of the poison. It seems that
she had urged him to fulfil his promise of
marriage; he replied "he could not marry
her.' but agreed to commit suicide with
her. Witen,she was told that Gregg was
dead; she pulled her hair. beat her head and
breast, and'Otnit into miroxistriv, peasant.'
ing *horrible picture to look upon.
DAPS' 01 A ChAVICIT'S WWI ill 11ER
11056ANDNI ATTIS Mrs. McAdams
WAN i few weeks shwa. eonvimed Of Mo.
crime of murder, liefore the Circuit pour,t.
of Madison County., Miss. Iler husbanit
was allowed to visit her in prison frequuht=
and at last desired her ink of his
own clothes, by itmansofwhieh she eithiet,
etl a :frottlih• , Prilon• ShSt WAL
tra as far, as Viiiksburgh, where Wok
passigelti's from
ocoounno had not heihritrinited.:' l "' •
Coirrivreses, headache, giddiness, pliik
ltethe eldillind brae" hawkweed eleifitlei.,
variable.appetite; yellow et. awsubtooloot
get.,matiet WAWA*, •44. A.
trdorml brr t , ,Wrigko,4eidiret,V,rge , ,
e fo ctittoii fr o* 4 1 ° ,
baby these inerbhf Iniettere 'ire the'
calm eoe only jot en away& elthit
it; eVecyl A
25 Citgt b9tit sai:WfPillila,
re r sell.pertriaece,accordieg Ali1411!1:1C.,
wrff ` edWai aiihredls , drive every di
aelatie DO& the •
- 111"11faitroNiiithskiiitettellif Prieitiiiii*oorilio`
to k
I rtita
trill Ars i MI. in mars .001'40;11,04A f ove a
M‘ ilrAtilkiliPti- ~,
' l ll l 77 j . 44' ' ~,
I Cieltjhoba ; and' ~ ' 41'
0 .1 110:- b iePiibviiool (Hlll4 1. ' • " fittkt
• •
•
'
; ;we,
Arrival of the Eriroistievei,l
days.later from Eur Ope:
'The mail steamer Europa airiestt at
lialifax. mrTkeidayi with later ad riees
from &prop. The threatening aspect of
a t tain; on the continent is fully confirmed.
, ,
The advlbes from Retie are, to the Ifeth
of. Kay. .0p the . 13th the French madam'
11099111 t to emer.the city over ibe:bielvien
eprian, *which was blown up by the Ro
ams.. At the last advices the vanguard
of Ike Prirneh wes ancadiped on the bailk
tif she Tiber, four Miles from the city. A
Neapolitentorce was advancing (rota the
apposite side, about IS miles from the city.
There was also a small body of Spinier&
at Finimisse.
Nothing of particular importance had
transpired in Hungary. The Russian and
Austrian forces were advancing but would
be warmly met by the brave Hungarians,
who exhibit no faltering in the unequal
contest, and aro preparing for a desperate
(resistance.
The Emperor of Russia has formally re
•cognized the French Republic, and simul
taneously issued a manifesto announcing
his determination to interfere in the Aus
trian and Hungarian quarrel. In this ma
nifesto he speaks of the mission of his
God-preserved nation. and in the name of
the Almighty, Leader of Armies and Lord
of - Victories, commands his armies to
move forward for the extinction of rebel
lion and the destruction of murderous and
evil-intentioned men.
The French Elections have resulted
more favorably to the Socialists and Red
Republicans than was anticipated. They
will number in the Assembly about' 140
strong, or one-third of the whole. On the
announcement of this result, the French
funds fell 13 per cent, but had slightly re
covered again. The most furious Social-.
bits are elected, whilst Lamartine, Marton,
Arago, Dupont d'Lure, Marie, Field, and
others of the party which caused the first
revolution. are thrown out.
In the French Assembly, the affairs of
Rome and Hungary being under consider
ation, a debate arose which is described as
being die most violent ever witnessed.—
Propositions of an immediate declaration
of War against Russia and Austria were
urged by Ledru Rollin and others, which,
however, were subsequently modified by
the adoption of a resolution proposed by
Gen. Cavaignac, recommending to the
Government to adopt energetic measures
fur the protection of the internal and ex
ternal interests of the Republic. .This
resolution, though violently opposed by
the Ministry, was carried by a vote of 436
to 181.
In Germany insurrections and corm°.
tions exist every where.
The destitution and distress in Ireland
continues to be moat heart-rending.
Another pistol had been fired at Queen
Victoria, without, however. any serious
consequences.
Advice' from India represent the war
of the ruitjaub to be entirely over. The
last phantom of tijekh sovereignty has
signed away his tide, by which act this
vast region of country has become part and
parcel of the British empire.
lit — rTlic Cholera is on the increase in
Ncw York. On Wednesday, there were
nported 00 new cases and 10 deaths.
MARRIED,
(hi the 29th ult. by the Rev. E: V. Gerhart,
tit MULL Dimas , and Miss Aaa• BAA Hot •
ass.lmth of Menallen tp.
tra the 314 oh., by the same, Gamma Boos
aged Mims Anw• Ms Prraas—both of
t'uniberland tp.
IN the same day, by the Wile. Jaen* Breland
Mass $ • Haaaana■—troth of Frederick
cosmty, Md.
Oa the 224 ult.. by the Rev. John Hock. Joni,
11 Nimmons, of Frederick county-, and Miss Erg
A Kw Ilsassoor, of Adams county.
On the 17th 111 the Rev. Jacob Zieakr,
linear *lnca, of Adams county, and Min MART
Awn 11 so at n, of Redford co.
On the 24th nib, by the Rey. Mr. WlCscatx„
iikeeet HtwiTc, of tiluppensburg, and Mims
Mtße•Rar E. Joniurrort, of Newsille.
hi Mikan, on Monday last, by Rev. F. Rothe/Mt,
Mr. Re H. Fares, Editor of the Mittontan,
end Min Reim R AAAAA VET, formerlyo f this
ideas.
DIED,
On the 30th ult., Mrs. Caaurta• DIMON of
Meentjoy township, anetl RI years.
At Kart Berlin, on the 214 Ulll.. JoRM Pe VIIO.II
ICC eon of Thomas and Mary
aged 6 yeas.
Onine.2gth ult. Jou* RURR. POll of Joseph end
Ilarriet Bayly, of Cumberlarul tp.. aged about
10 months.
On the INth ult , at Abbouatown, r
ansi of Dr. Wenehofl; in the 7th year of hit ay.
Near Frederick, 414., on the 10th oft, 114r...Atk.
Er , late GI this county, in the 74th
year of his age. •
At chwiesti, Ohio, on the 16th ult., Mr. Mt•
rtiL\rar LIM, formerly of this county, aged
37 year•.
In Burlington, lowa, of cholera, a short time
since, Jews Mesas, formerly of the neighborhood
of Hanover, aged 35 years.
At hie nwideneonow Augusta mem
ty, Vs, oq Batunlay evening. the, sth May, Hi m
"n. h star, Esq., in the 74 th ref of hie age.—
Mr. Tinley Waal a native of Adams county, Ps,
and emanated to the Valley of Viginia while yet
• Pools
BOROUGH ORDINANCES
WHERE.e.B the approaph of thebhol
'
era requires that the most efficieat
moans should he adopted to remove from
our midst all impurities which might mow
or promote disease ; Be U enacted by
M e roam Cbtateit, dr* lier,eugh 4 491
tysburg;and il ie` Aifteby Medal
authority hi the . otmo, That ir aey, person.
or persons, owning ar mlxifiying any lot
ol ground or premises trithisithe Borough
of Giottysbufg, shall sittles;noyould ve p re .
marit,garbsge; dirt;istagpiotwilb e .4 4 , m h.
or gbh, freer which In 'arise detielliblA
wilt. oilman or kOurions tolthelltheatue
ol said liewoughe ;to acemoolite or remain
on the preinalem ioasid 'Lltortlugh, an o e il l .
ed or omppisa,rory'lltioh Pers9l‘,Or ,por r
IT* ittr;il l 44faiet4. bell thereof Via.,
inote d ' ti, ihouimptui ol the **kit
ougli. shell-forfeit' and riy, , tbr every.
,offenoe.•the sum of four, dollar% together
with the , cuts of reetneing the said
OM and the Wont of tirnleoo ll o4.
tikAtt,it)or•'lo , 44o.,l
itzmaY, riciiikini.
Attest..-1
illklatimialtr, -Clerk. , • .
bAhni1i44,11604.41t., 1.% , ; , ~: •, ..
WIDOL 1101) AND 5T.4.130*:
ay eisithit i ltaa 'tinily on hand
asailastiteie r atrAtar tem; price*, at the
Amin* Stattottetflisibre of '
X`fret; I . '' S. 'II:"BUEiriXR,
I
1 411 i: 1 .1 5 t
w .. .
s , „ i „. . ! ~,.. , .
. ~, AI
E -Val 4' 3.3 i 34. 6,‘,/,,L4. 4) 4 : 4 „ $ ,l,
Tea eulocialoor, .... I , , a . i . 7 ,, ,,ir r
kW ClOiliillg %aphis.
books, nsiiiloiddifase P i . fpr 1*
visilbelon *MI6 Mfout.lti *tie lia t.
l i r
IOW" on Milo &thy './fi iogrlbili. '"! ins , DC
nailloouglowl paitoitnt .tebe iftideelibee tap
'W M , WOW, • Alf itOiffir' a 'xiieo isiiiiiim; so
oboot.stomkjr ottratomiotoltiiittloded with Rid sop
pod of theronecit it Woood thatthoa lute reitad
will ettena to die nuttier at 'ow.'
' ' ' DDS: BUATILZR.
BILLTIOIOII9O :1111111111ET.
YWn Tat eakiniibili . es Inv, sena T.
PLOUR.-:=-708` hiihictt Dilative sOre ur
liteteiti•Jatltialialk, at ,SB'lo--liltielt te about the
settled prieb, City 11,iiirs AuM ,t,44 76 gore
model "ityf 0• o Afetleur 52 87.
011A1M-831,11 et 04 1 34 4r_Piele littep PA•
treed 54411 : tedlifbeil *1 Qv till 1 • and
white NJIt 08 asl Whiter - ons Se e secfs.;
yellow se. Oats 28 a 30. Rya 55
PROVlefolls:—Weis Portsll 00, Rua Prily
Woo. liaeon--13ides 5a gi -"Ms Harm
6• 8 mita. Lard , 05 le bbiaoind 7i in kegs.
STATE OF THE TISERMOSETEE
DURING THICAPANT WINE
7, ♦. Y. .2, P: INF. 9, r.
so 79 66
68 77 69
68 82 65
74 84 14
70 79 66
96 71 66
64 74 65
Friday, June 9,
kisturdey, • 9.
tleaday, • 10;
Maulay, " 11,
Tuesday, • 12,
Wednesday, 13,
Thursday, • 4 14,
DARIERREOTYPES.
Igor A. it. KREBS tiirctfully in •
forms the public t it„lts will
be at • Bendersville until the 18th inst.,
when he will return to Gettysburg for , a
few days, and re-open his Daguerrian Gal
lery at the "Washington House," (Min
nigh'i;) where such as may wish to pos
sees themselves of perfect pictures of them
selves or friends, executed in the best style
of the Daguerrian art, can have their wish
es gratified.
June 8,1849.—5 t
BARNUM'S MUSEUM,
CORNEA OF CHEFiNUTAt SEVENTH STS
PHI LA DELPHIA.
"For this bath science sought, on weary wing,
By shore and sea, each mute and living thing."
amHE Proprietor of the American Museum,
N. York, haviag immense facilities A lt his
command, has opened this Magnificent ritab
liuhment in order to furnish a pleasant, chaste,
and instructive place of, amusement (or FAME.
LIES, CHILDREN and others, and especially
to persona (tom the NEIGHBORING TOWNS,
when visiting the city. The edifice is large, airy
and comfortable, and has been filled op with a
degree of costly elegance unsurpassed in the
world.
He has also filled it with the hest selection of
curiosities that could be gathered from all sec
tions of the globe; mud his !sell Ries for lading to
this mammoth collection are greater than any
other individual enjoys. He has a correspond
ence with Agents and Naturalists travelling in
all parts of the world, whose sole business it is
to procure every thing carious. and wonderful,
snd let the expense be great or small he will con
stantly add to this unequalled cabinet, as singu
lar and interesting developments are made in the
kingdom of nature.
In addition to this, the splendid LECTURE
ROOM will be the scene of most instructive, mu
sical, entertaining and agreeable performances.
This apartment will accommodate front two to
three thousand. It is finished in • style superi
or to the best British or American Museums, and
is well adapted-to the comfort of Makers.
Among the permanent attractions of the Muse.
um, and to be seen at all hours, are
LIVING GIANTS AND DWARFS,
the largest and smallest in the world.
LIVING ORANO OUTANGS, ENORMOUS
SERPENTS, SCRIPTURE STATUARY,
Groupe, size of lite, represmting
THE INTEMPERATE FAMILY.
The Great.Fnench Scriptural Paintings of the
Delart, end Caia and his Family.
THE AUTOMATON WRITER,
the molt astounding piece of mechanism in the
went Grand Cosmorama, lancy,Glass Blowing,
Statues, Portreks; and .
HALF A MILLION OF CURIOSITIES.
The inquiring million come not here in vain.,
They learn, they laugh, approve, and corneagain.
The Exhibitions and Performances in the LFX.
TURE 110t.)M consist of Panoramas, Dioramas.
Yankee Stories, and Imitations by that Cotaig
Genius, GREAT WESTERN, Comic Songs,
Le.;erdemain and Ventriloquism. Negro Defines.
tient, Electrical Experiments, Sm. Sc. The
Manager pledges himself that no profane word
^l' vulgar gesture is ever introduced hem, and
that nothing is ever seen or heard which could
be objected to by the moral and religious portion
of the community. In feet, be intends this to
be the FAMILY resort, where all may attend
with pleasure and profit, accompanied by their
Brothers, Sisters, Wives and Children. The
Chickening GRAND PIANO FORTE Used here
is Dom the Ware amens of Edward L. Walker;
No. 1410, under the Museum.
The Museum is open every day in the year,
except the Sabbath, from 7 o'clock, A. M. till 10
P. M. Such regulations are established and en
forced u render it perfectly safe and pleasant for
Ladies and Children to visit the Museum in the
DAYTIME, though Unaccompanied by gentle.
man. Exhibitions and Performances lathe Lec
ture Room TWICE every day, and oftenet on
Hnlidays.
ON THE FOURTH OF JULY,
New end extraordinary Attractions will be in
trodueed, and performances take place at inter
val. throughont the day add wresting.
June 8,1840.-3 m
NOTION.
ADAMS COUNTY, SS.
'rug Commonwealth olTennsylva
nia to Wm. Koontz, Julian Kohnts,
1 1 his wife, and Joseph FJino. of Ad
ams county, State of Petmeyleania,
and rfaltlMS Wine and Helena Elio*,
of Carroll county, and State'of Maryland, Greeting :
IN pursuance of the provisions of the 15th
section of the ACt of 10th of April, 1040,
you and each of you are hanky cited to he
and appea r before Wm. W. Hinnersly,
Esq.. • ter for the Probate of Wills
and &Mu* Letters Of Administrition in
and few the County of Adonis, at his' of
in georibinll* , 8404rday Me 74h day
et Jetty next, at 10 o'clock, A. M.. of that
day, wallow tame • why the . Collateral In•
beritattim Tat, to thevarnent of *hid!'
the Estate of John Pie°, late of the town
ship of Ifamiltiittbilt,in thecounty of Ad
ens. deceased, is suNeet, should not, be
paid. Hereof fail not..
Given under the hand of the said Win.
Ifaranislyinvid the.iteet Of
at Gettyeburg, this j Oth thiyof Jane, A. D.,
18 4 9 p,
Mati. W, II A IttifaStlf. Register. ,
.lunt4l.44gtt , • ,
LVAIMI.Wit TAM-
Co
•\ • •
' 411014 W 1, 14 the k ign o ,
plarrquaatity of RIVER BOARD/4
Felkisitnii While 'Vie*Ora,. ;
Pine, dieinut; aril itak VAinSisep
I " 74f Vf 4" 4 17 41. * T r . : La S i b
• ,
aCW44 4 :14;iri11tig.5414 , 44 Chitar•Ol
01!° CAA ti 011. Y. , Nom.
wishing L!ii9l aleyi FeaPl o ll l3 o7 'WOW
W call Intl see. `;‘),
rip*); ARNOLD.
7 \ Gettyxburig, hoc te.v.osB t .;^.4
INQTIO.II,TO - 'TAX'-IYAYERS.
.11kirr ()TICE it hereby eree thae - tint
.oeitotteilitthers will mike !A #440.
`,FIV,X,PUR VENT. PPO:u .el
'ale and uPcullY TWA* le•Wied for.thu
.ye ,4849,,500•,peia ,to Conway On Of,
• before Un0.11006 of Jtme nazt v mud Coißec
-4ow lere hereby Feria ited te - etpkri eid4
'absorbent te'all §.Ol
*mute p4111%,t11/,
itay - ,.COiliettite 'vriwbe mound to
.it'akei
Itheirlo the oounly. , rcessunr
on or bsforo the 3d day of .hdy nett, loth=
orwiao they will. pot . be emided 'torikuy
abatement It wig bolthe detißptctraae
tors to On' npou
hotirited this end the igist of u y nip.
A, ItEINTZELMAN,,
JACOI.I. RAN% • •
J. G. MORNINGSTAR.
•comettegioliers.
Apretrr-4. ArcinimiAttint; Clerk.
April 27.—td . ' •
CAlrAlltlf MUM
grunz *HI liberally Myra MT Per
104 aia*ho airely Tatum to Wu du; OAN.
ARX BIRD which aimailbad, Rola ha 0.-o/' ltie
aka*, a tew weeks Ape*.
Oione 8. NAVI:JB /*OM
4N hand and for tale b
H y the 'at becriber,
, a few ATHAWAY' Cook Skives.
uno B.—ir GEO. ARNOLD.
-•
COUNTY TREASURER.
71IIE undersigned. grateful for the
I warm and generous support extend
ed to him by' ,hie friends two years ago,
again announces himself la candidate for
the oflice,of COUNTY 'TREASURER
(subject to the actiOn of the Whig County
ConventiOn,) and lespectfully solicits the
supportand suNrsges of his fellow-citizens
JOHN .FA FIN ESTOCK.
Gettysburg, Aprit27;
COUNTY TREASURER.
THE subscriber respectfully annous
cos himself tolhn voters Adams
county, as a candidate for the office of
COUNTY TREASURE Rs„ (subject to
the action of. the Whig County Cotivon
dos.) and would be thankful lot the sup
port of his fellow citizens.
GEO. ARNOLD.
Gettysburg, April 27, 1840.—tc
TACONETS, and CAMB RIC and
of MULL MUSLIN'S, of the Tip. Top
Linda, for sale by J. L. SCHICK.
GETTYSBURG FEMALE
Y'.
T lll9 Institution for the education of
Young Ladies, will be opened on-the
71A of May, in High street, Gettysburg,
under the superintendence 'of Mrs. and
and Miss Wat. Lace ; who will giVo in
struction in all the eleinehtitry and higher
branches of an English education ; and in
Music. Drawing, Oriental Tainting; French
and Fancy-work.
TERMII:
English" Studies, form session of four
months, *4 to ikti
Music, per qr. of eleven weeks, *lO
Drawing, Oriental 'Feinting, French,
sod the various kinds of Fang
work, as Shell-work, Wax-work,
Worsted-work, &o. $5
There will be ne examination (tithe
school at the drum of each 'session.
Gettysburg, April la. 21.-4 ni
ZOO," .111" t
A LL Ladies wishing Ito supply them
selves with handsome DRESS
GOODS would do well to call at the Store
of J. L. SC H ICE, and examine his stock of
GINGIIAMS, LAWNS, LINEN LUSTRE,
plain, striped and barred Cambrlo Muslin.,
Alpaccu, and a good article of
1110411 St*,
Black Gimp and Frivol. Needle-worked
Collars, plain and hared Alobinet, a fine
lot of Irish Linens, colored* bleached and
unbleached Muslin, - Drilling; Brown Hol
land, 'ruble Covers, Combs, en dmany oth
er articles too numerous lo mention. I
woukl therefore invite all to call soon and
examine for themselves before purchasing
elsewhere, as I feel tonfiant .that I can
please all, both in style and price.
Gettysburg, Month 30,1849. •
81 75 for a whole. Summer
Suit!!!
( COAT, VEST 4• PANTS.)
AIARQUS §A,AISON
n ETURNS his thanks.to his old ea*.
JEW towers. and itifortna them and the
public generally that he has within a few
days returned from the cities with a new
supply of , '
0 1 : 1 1.12C3174 0001)0 1
of all kinds. His prices are astonishing
/3/ low, and co low that kittens at a dis
lance' even would save money and be well
paid for their 'tiihe and trouble m in coming
to his store in 'Gettysburg, to purchase
their summer elothing• Al he sells for
CAIIII, and has but eV , tr*fiar9 he has no
hesitation id publishing a list of his, prices
Hepurchases for Muth, hid tut his eitpen.:
ass are comparatively small, and as ho eV
tends to his businee Witten, he is satisfied'
with small profits,'and is thirefore enabled
to sell cheaper than 'an OthoriikttiAishment:
The careful attention of thi l public is Mvi-,
ted to the following' listtitpitMi ,
COATS. -.- Fins
.Moth and Drew ,. Ire* 44 t o
ins ; Buda's, from $* 50 to 84'; 'Oath a s
04 50 to Set Linen Summer; Wm 1 50 • Vie
Ougumarst, 113 00 to 45 GO r Ihreed; 0 1 Mite IN,
50 t Coluialg, VI 50 to, t 60, .., . ~, '
PANTs—pooss M lA'd Gessisistei *eat 11 2 +-
t 4l.
50 to; 04 bo ; 113!al• 50,clusipenh, 4 1 ! 1 *
ado f &unmet dab', 0. . OA; 41441, 1 2 •
ling, tleoo toltlio i ' • t; ft 00 t o .
01:000124 et& •IG lit liki:' n" .n"' n' ' •
VEBTB.-Bilk, from $ 1 INP
ao to $3 ao ; AferimaindAAMPor4o7,oM)
03 00 ; Bransbasks, $1 00 to II 30 ; Maneiles,
$5O
'to *t 75.1 Clusiszeird uid Ght4lll2 blf to
In *Ultima,. he l has for sal, Opine, optle
Pq*Pictilt l 4 l l. Crivits, Salsa, , Packer
handkerchiefs, isqpi supply,
from 50 eta. total each) arrme o t pots
variety of Undershirts, Ate., 41to, Also, a
large stock of ashrllNKVteel Beads,
' Je welry, , C ape, Slouch' Hats, au ter Shoes,
Dish ,Dovent, Nem Nettie Platobq Wei
;few , IThisty.hourl: sod , : Eighiodsji.
.04.0045•*. Hooommon iskusinispstuore
intlhotlinnits.pf.im Mifttrikintlithlt,, Mat: kW*
quoste ALLA° diantitia Storcassis imam
in*.hilitonlcv which heois , sstisiled , is the
chapel. Anne , Ibrosqht, to. Gettysburg.— ,
1 414 11 0bnuAlte Vpristy,,and‹ One . Price
Stq saf MARCUS &IMO:AN; is York .
s irritiVlVllitet Bata, 1 , 1 4
ICrmo,lute also on head Two Second.
,haittloct aILIPGIEtik one GARRIAGEand
141; 11 4841 , vihick be will Ilispoie of oni
,reasonable terms. o:rile has :liana
crop 0114 1 44181wittalt 4i will dispose of
.11fay le, 1849. .
• 2 ." ot4 -
PERSONB returned for License under
.thet Aet bfleseinbly paired the 10th
day of April, 18.40.antitled44An Act to ere
/114 a Itnifiliff Mead, and to provide teethe
%
Pil Fa c'tialfujohneent ofAhe
gle,COlpinenwealth, to wit , ;
.6 ;1 • DIBTILhER/Ba. ,
ViLess, AleT OF Ltdteals.
Geo. L. Ifehriver, Coniberlandies 00
10. David ghodat, ' 6 00
9. • Wm.a. Jenkins, Conowago, '00 /0, JoitetKindip• r " • , 11 00
flaniesat Dole, *I
10. Johie Dad, Union, ' ovo,
Afiehael - Ungerii" • 5 00 1
10.1ohn Hewett*, " 5 00
10. .Henry Wolf; iibtiiltton, 5 *0
10: /8111011.1111livis, /Liberty, ' 600
10. Nibleelas Bushayi Hannon, 500
10.. Chador hrgerdrick, 14 6 , 00
10: Jacob Bittingee, , Franklin, 5 00
mawrotras
4. B. A. Buehler; adVabolf,
4. Bawl' 8. Potaeyi't "
4. 1. M. Stevenson, ,
"'
S. E 'J r ...Miller, Berlin, •
Theitinlanitgaiit, Appralaerui b6rek
tide Taxes for the' County of Adams, IV
hold in appeal on iiigerinesaiip the 20th
Irene, 1849, in the 'constnidawnere•Oilihe,
where all persona letleved May attend:
• ' J. ItTatitspeartitt .
lithrwatte
Gettysburg, May 261 ' •
I=El=Mn
ryor from:lbs. subeesiber.:in
Hamiliontoin townohip, an indowed
OPProodoo.to the Fariningbusittess, awned
EPHRAIM Aged, about 16 yeara.
The übovo reward Will be glee& Whig'
ono returning Inca u the sebaeribce.—
Perasons are hereby. notified noun harbor
said boy or to trual , biot OR the•subocrit.
her's acceent, as be. will not be oloponoi:
tile for debts contraowd.by;ttiog. 'I, •
G.. 1 W. ;D. •IRVINE:-
May 24. 1849,—.41t . .
g ril A Agta *l O )
),
IEIRE6II 774,13' of all -
kinds—:-Gtoommfei,m- 411
periel, Young y 800,,, anti
19144—0 f the best qpility;
jast received and. for Mlle at
the Drug and Hook Store Of
18-7" These Teas are from the house, of
Jenkins & Co., Philadelphia, (formerly of
Canton,) and are of the very best quality.
' S. If. DUElll.kat..
April 13, 1840.
LAST NOTICE.
A 8 I am desirous of having my busi
ness closed, I again notify all per
sons indebted to me e t° call andsettle the'
accounts, &c., before the 16th day of June
next; otherwise they will be placed in t h e
hands of proper officers for collection.
SAMUEL FAMNESTOCK.
Gettysburg, May 18.—at
COLLATERAL INRECRI'.
TANCE TAR.
ALL persons interested in the Estates
of persons who. have died in. Ad
ams County, whose estates arc subject to
the payment of the Collateral Inherritance
Tax. are hereby noticed that in - parstranee
of an Act of Assembly of 10th April, 1849,
I the Register of Wills of the County is re
quired to issue a citation to Executors , .
Administrators, and heirs, in every such
estate, and enforce payment by suit,--and
that in all cases, if said tax is not paid be
fore the time limited in said act, interest at
the rate of 12 per centam is required to
be charged from the death of the decedent.
In all cases of persons who hare.died
since the passage of said set, or shall die,
whose estates are subject to said tax. the
sum of 5 per centum is to be allowed if the
same is paid within six months, but if not
paid within one year, 12 per cesium is to
be charged as interest thereon.
In all estates suject to said tax, where
Letter* of Administration have not been
issued, The heirs and persons interested
are notified that if there is further delay. sit
Administrator will be appointed to col
lect and pay over s a id tax. , •
'W,hl. W. RAIIRREILY, Register.
Itaiiiider's Ol6os, Gettysburg ,
May 18,,1849, S , 61'
SHAD. FOR SALE,
HERRING.: , Iq ,qt,lstoisitti . r t ind Lai
MACKERt L.' ' prices io euit pur
. • : .."rar:"
SIDES; Ar."- . - .
. ' -I.ch "—• iii • `..`
SHOULDERS. , J. :M. 4 1TP.9ktis
o s.
Liettysburgi May is, 1849.; 0.• -', '.:
Plaine' lain' Figaited
iIaTEEI, BEADS, Puree Taiii; fi►Bents;
, z l .tilk Canvass, and Retieulea,'EsdrstatiV
ly handsand :for sale at SCHICK'S,
March 80.
; 41
FOR GETlll** ' . ' l '
J. I. SCIIICC, has just ,
el ; I fre c is i t au
IP.* olegiqt article of SAT . mbi be
Iva! sell low. Also t plitis sod Ore
vats and . lhanrerohiefi ► . CelWie 0 1 4PCh
(I ere; &a. ' • *ash 30.
, ,
ENOTIC,E.
y ETTERS of Administration on the
14,,X.lebtr of MANUA esawe‘deett,
, T,
...,,Orijhuninguloovmship. itillapf
ty, ha been trinted ;to the , s ber,
residirriEkiniuusbegt, rnd coun
ty.' • :hedetviislerebY *On Abon
in " ettl4 Estate io sank )ssestf
wi ' It. atail' thies. havl4S
prestelltheiablip properlreathep fOtc
' - - ISAAC E. PEA:WiIt/Pt, oilier, ---
1 t •
April 2tAtlifi....4lt :: - • ,
1
, , . ••,.1 , piorr . 1 1K.
0114
ElVERS.Tertatheittary on ihe Ei-
L' tile 'of JOSEPH HA UHO It, late
of Pountaindilei Adams county, ~ 'de
ceased, having been grinted MAW' becil
,. • Notiee'ls•-liernby given'to all yeti
none indebted to said Estate to M e mir
tostit•u4thcnit delay; mid to ,th haVing
claims against the same to pieserthbem,
properly authenticated. for amigos!.
ii a .• a . ii. L. SAAJOHIMitI , i . •
S. FAHNESTOCH,
• May 4, 1e49. 7 -11 ' 'EEstmul4rs,.
tritlitillist named Executor ftsta..4oo-
14 '40 4 1 °, 4 ,0* ll* is* in Gilitighiti,i,
- ing2LliszsavitOlL
•
• 9i7rfirnnulins.lo#t ,
A,1431. 1 TREES, of all kjoilas (pieta
in the root,) Cala be had of the rub
icriboron reasonable terms. Ph** . 'oil
's:ndjudckfor yourselves.
C. W. 11()FFMAN
?G! . /i,P(PY
44it. Oils ► Tooth Bruskeso,
Bnishim,‘ tooth' . Powders, die. dre,,,f o r
sale by 8. H. 111.1EHLE8
' suraranzo.
CMAYED away from the subsetilier,
I'' ',midi* fitanntjoy township, Ad
ams souk*, Pai, shout 9 miles froth Lit
destqwn,
two cours,
Ole one a aortal. 4 Year OIL and the other
bay, 1 year old. The above reward will
bil (ct Yen. h)L amy pew% infOrtdibi. /lb*: of
their whereabonta. ,
• 'JACOB PALMIdit.
• June 1, 1840:4410
FARM :AT PRIVATE 'BAER.
t,Li ,
191111 E sublieribet teillneltat priettie sale
j . the FARM na .whieh Hanenv
Hta
maw. jr. 4 aawresiden: eitniteja !Franklin
township, Adams entitslayitljoining lan&
ofT,King Andrtiirf
atmlwaters, 'Containing , ^ •
. IMO 41(11 , 42411 . 00' '
more or loss. The inapin'tiniew, are
TWO:Ink:MT
I ritne ' Dv euua WOO
LAPl•gels) /40051,8ARN.
I B Pking or good the
.dot, , • There Is a fair, proportios.orrini
her and 1010o4nw, On the •fartn4 anti an ex
cellent Orchard. Persons wishing, to or-
RistfiliFl t$P4O4, whisk: win ber reasona
ble will eall upon tho.,pekeoribety,
p.twerlyvan ;b4„tiowmi es - appliestios to
Ack teamiro, , • ,-mr• ir,
Franklin .
fiHlsY~.f3ew : 1
tp.aunl 16.111444,1•41
5 00
5 00
5 do
10,00
lIIINI
7C:ltragallit
:+441,,a,hr
DE-1-11AIVIENCE' lIIA
,_
..::':
11.1.A . Kre‘oved his IMO.. to the builthal
in•in .oppotalte the.-I,4ldmoth ChurahLfil
Chambatehtlig etree.g , e"driets east tlf !tip',
hliddltiore'lllora',Wits'l4loW•fg e
bisiot,sw m i t: r,i4c „ to. i 1 , 110 .0 to
aoympie, ht., ...foie jotatotthe,butt
tilt. Perionlia..inint of fallsots of teeth
are retrouWiavite& to out, : ,
•• ••• '''
• •• '' • ItErtit'ENOlig. ' ''' L.
Dr. C. N. D IIIILOCIII1)? Ihrlititi. K C VAS4III; if).
D. H , Prof. M. JACOIIII,
1" V. A:oo6**st%, 'A ow 'Hiti4:D 4 bitilti 2.
i
" D. Guam**, ;.c' • r , '“ 'W*3l,Hassiosos
Rev. J,C, W AAAAA . D. D.- ' ' • • ,
e
July 7, 1848. ' ' • " '
CHOICE SPRING-40011S
AND RARE - BARUAINS!
- . D. MIDDLLECOFF - . ,
Ir AS just opened a large, and general
L,assortment of SEASON ABLE
--ganDs o
commum..lll.llgit'lllolo InitailitAßlA WM
Ladies' & Gentlemen's Wear,
which: will be sold CHEAP,, beyond all
precedent. lie has Prints ar2 cents.
'‘)%
Muslin 2, Gingham*, Lawns, ale and
Tickings, at a fip. Also Silks, Lin. e
tree, Mirages, Organdie, dre., together wi
a fine lot - of Black Habits. Mid,
Runnels, Hats. foots, Shoe!, Par
asols. &c., £c.
lit - . Persons wishing cheap Goods. of
a first-rate quality, are respectfully invited
to call and judge for themselves.
May 4. 1849.—tf
UAW net!p
r PRICES TII4T vaArr
BE BEdir
GEORGE ARNOLD,,
AT the old add well known eland; has
1 - 14_ just toieived and is now Opening, as
usual, as large and••well selected a stoelt
of goods, as has been offered to the public
at any tune—consiotieg of
'Dry (iiNAti.k Grotesies,
•VafttaAoolgwa.
QUEENSWARE & HOLLOWARE,
LEGHORN, STRAW, AND OIMP
'al 41:0 V/ SI lA'lfte ill Oa'
all of which have en purchased on the
very, hal,rleptu,', ee *in be liWat prices
t te
to sub: the times e will, not istiptepti.
sent nor deceive you by, paying that we
can sell good' ,''Thin' i.
_y per
,eept.cdpspppr
thaw ,any or estiqutfUttelli..tiP we
,will confine °grant* . to tlip, plain istr,
and that is, that We will poll any aid every
article, al cho l a ? , icnot alllgtoheSper4aa .
pay ,can be, tiA eyowtiorq. 9or: prim.
a : 4,i4ui lh ' And l + i ! ,war9rt ih.901
soft to 4 as y,. ~
• o:7'Thei ' tete input*,
.particutirly,,
is invited to i WO :6d ferittupduptifrpol
bunion of . ~ ~ , ,
~ , , !
idilna , and I ancy
-- Laois
g ndj en uill g• rAlly
for'. „ilm,
rgelireit givA.ius i
.' • " 1 a,nayqur t antipp,
ayob -
. ''- i i ' 'lO9/3V0111491411/2A
111 . E inime Too alt. iti :4« aritioimi:
1, uiII propeniiti eootr-otlityle ll' do.
sirs ohitoAtmo, to 'go Ind ide'
aftoiryweo:4l4 , ‘--.;
NEW: 'VON '.G " Sa
It is wotth visit, to look at hiri'dALI
COHIL, His whole asserhnetit'ili wa
velet:bid/ and his (Axeis are notonly krt.'
ay but .Havingltert ptirefutW tate
in the season, when city merehatitit*Weti
texiotts . 'to sell, they vete obiiiited .1 eel
ifeeetlprices:. - His Ootton
markably leer., go,, then, tetlitntiygN
!lON'S Itelere, you furehittO,
Mitts, 1840.
maintaneratresi , •
Alt!" B r!e_ L it ketTef,-4statruPfOkeci
~Pol4,44PgiiPiAtA.
ripHE Proprietorship and Management
knowzrhoteli (Which it
located re., th" . ,enry centre, eft business,y
having •Ott,44Y passed into the, binds
tho,l4ll44ritters ! Opyiipg leave to statithat
it is - odr, purpose to render it worthy of
the liborid patronage with which it hap
been :heretofore sustained, and hope, by
unretnittitig ,atteution, to deserve the pa
tronage of their friends, who may visit the
city on business or pleasure.
(3. J. MIKIBBIN,
Formerly of the E x change Hotel, Pittsburg.
May 4, I 84U.-1 ut
FOR S JILE AT Till S oiTicr
ZORN NRZNOMAN,
• V.9liiNE2 1 Aj#ATR,
ALIII_RATE'FIJI, for the liberal abarc of
Ulf patronage he has heretofore received,
Ashes this inelltod of respectftilly Itfortn
int the public; that he atilt dontinues his
business of
a Ctibinet-Making,
at Ike south ilaltimoro street,
Pe rg, At!t e tilaid , Ottua.ro g whew ho is
Oerstedti,irery Variety of
INCLUDINa
Ilttrettlii;letintreOnd Dining Tables, lied.
steads, Cupboards, Irork, trash and
Candle Stands, te. 0-e
Virlr'ititit;entisiatittat, workmanliko man
ititit re, to suit the times.
e Is 'always Prepared to make
, 'OEPINS, , '
1 , , ~ , ,
according to o' r'' and at the atiortes no
(ieti..) 'lbiviiiiii aoa,and liandsornii.garie
i
41 1 ,6coitooeiv0 eoigises to any Int rial ground
iiktiWilaitieifertitst
ICPLUMBgIi, atlallk lads of 60 UN.
T.RY PRQPPQ,_ isliOn in Oxchauge for
.. .
..;
4 "6liii • 1 , tribnrlB.4,o."'' '
- "Utt.lo,
W
HPREAS sundryindividQs of laic
AitVill 'beett liiiine to' Monopolize
'kW ferrefeit' ' fine opinion ; Ind'Whereas
dWricti .41141,it the present dmerihew
l ON
Itri ei a.betr clock 'Orf:flitigs in
tbflov - 0+; ilierefeiVe Imilt kit6Wo, la all
itimininelitteri , isted Mtn the ''utidersignea
nonfinite* to'Wttnelietutt - at the old stand
in South Bal i tirre4ircat, every variety of
Jr,llo4ll4lllfinteseit44ol% is • }
.',..i.14) I 46..
Whicllt,wa ; ' s old on tip most ~
itee:, llo toiton.for Omit or. Produce,
ily
l%APar,F* . made iq Oglyaburg,,mul
o‘i 1 ! .i,.,, , c r •
Howie and ,Sign , Painting"
attended 3qnis, forwr s ll,,,and, ritin' long
practice and exiletieti ,in binni .. ng the
sisliscriber reels janfi eel that bil Itdrit
will bear the Clonal inspliction,lbeentnye hie
workmen are of the bent tilt the count**
can furnish. - : i, , 414 ; , .). 1
CABINET WARE, of overraarialy
and of the 'bestlendity.iwilt 6s iiii'hished
to 001110111enty 'What
51m,, 13°!.1tilicindia offiMindiatrankaii 111
fair prinoti3OHAlß - PLANifdposikaisidi
waniol6—aotnothipg Asa than: R.soo4l' foot
Yogi* tlitutkiel fur .Ipeti, %sees, the
subscriber beptis,:bfattentbut eibusiuess,
still kt merit a share`ofpublic.fatter.,
. , HUGLI .111$NWIDD1E,
Gettysburg, Marc& 9, 11449,—tr.
NEW ESTA aLionmitwr.
Chairs and! Cabinet' Filttliture
L0!,y.5.11 Thalf 'BVIM
. .
J, €1114';
p s ptarreLvir announce to thp
mayoral :Main* they:
hive entered into corpartainthiti, for the
manufacture and sale of all•kinds of • 1
Chairs and, abinetraradtai,
and that they will alwityir have on Aida.,
at their Estabillifiltdd in South Saltintont
siroci• Oettyaborg, .a few donee ,aboVe
Fahnestock's Store, (the old Sundt of D.
Culp,) a full usettmedt of CI>tAIRS, of
every variety, such •
BOSTONpOeicaro;',444t,igitii
AND comho'svgdiEs.,
Also,
SETTERS,; of , various
painted in indtation of roimtroeil,:ilidt%
any,• satin wood; walaa
fancy eoliint: "rhP7lollicimilltAY
on band and Malta to ,tialar;
/Miami& Logo Abka, BodsfiralOiCtiP:
boards, Stand. 'Dinagibliewtlipi •
wiW "
B ro f e et ' 4 #4:44; 4 l L.
all muMbietu b y eitperio #.'Str tmen
mid of the bcit material, which they will
be pleased to .famish to those mar
pivot them with dietirentitcdniett it
yessonable tetras*thologatipplied thtoq
selves with a very >p3
of tICPOI4
' l '! 6 4 ll l l ;,thy have .A O - 1 404.4000. -SaPh
ini)ll 119 , 01041.thoyeaniturai'sh work
which. for cheapness, , beautrand
ay, eatuumbesurpasirediy any titbit abiiP
id alte , Bouptyi'.- They:7lol'ldt°, sUind
to all thicker ' ' ,
acIY B Ae. ANV it OrdN ' 4 0004.1,
' ' Arltorg, Ae., •
tPfklhte Olortaft , POOCe)goOlooollsaiton.
fatetishet
'.6-speciatens of a1i0:6..60r be seen weer
establishment. '4l"
111:71411' 1inc06604..04,1t1Aii
* ili * 0rti15,044..: , Tfieill,f4W Vet
,(4,4ll:4,o4.sp,witkoshouget4ia“
tq ;tilt 'l4 times• ~ Tbe public aria mewls
their interests bygivhiglheni *tall before
pumhasingebt ewbere. A it#itllht of
• '
W it :- 4 / 114 ": 16 4: *MI* 94 IROPP.
• Not ESTABLISHMENT.
stalzamit ec Rupp
'WAVE commetteed the manufacture of
CIGARS in East York street, in
the room . 6dciipieg by Z. Ziegler,
lietter—where they hare on baud a largo
•satialteer ort '7l
A n a * lIRRY BEST .
WHOLIEt 0111, MID gETAIL.
'Their stock enibtatiothe following :
RIMALL tt I I 4P4Q
11P c l i; 014 . 1141 PAN will.
LAts,i4 4441 , MAlit o OINAMON
AND I LP SPAN 11FIGAIt8
irrticniwixo
401141,tat
ete >8\7311452 yawl:Karp •
EINUFf, 4n, 4c..
Country merchants and others can be sup-
Pied with Cigars at reduced pricer, for
aark All Orders be promptly at..
led to. Determined to 'pare no efforts
to furnish their customers with the very
Beet articles in their line of business, they
hope to merit and rective,tho patranage of
the public.
Gettysburg, April 0, 1840.--610
el OLD PENS AND SILVER _PEN-
W CMS, (best quality) Card Cases,
Visiting and Printing Cattle, Fancy I)rote
Paper, Envelopes, Motto 'Wilford, Fanny
Sealing Wax, Lunt's' Soisups, Jut., /i/o sale
by S. 11. BUEHLER.
E=M==
AT THE-AtSTANII )
nur 4 warSiir ' ismor
J.. CL Flirt ,-:.-
quipNDEits, 'hi* acknotottetlgitie . ists to
-s- his fnetuislor past farttot o ,Sititt has
the plcasore of announcing that he is again
located at the old, snow, on Washiogiom
street, one square south of Thompson's
Hotel, where he will he rweimrold, uglier°.
afore, to do all kinds of
Coach, Cloth, tk. Sign Painting.
fir y.11A11•111.4kG11 11111PAIHING• dodo
at abort notice, •antl on reasontible
.terws,
for .whieli Vonotry Produce will Lo takcn.
The 'subscriber is thankful for jpital fa
yors,rand hopea, by attention to In Irtc~s,
and a desire tnlplense, to merit awl Iv,
ceivo a . continuance of public pan'onage,t
(lettysburg, Jam 12, 1 8 1 11 .--11 . •
•
./ •N 1 TIC "
tritltS -icatainentary on, theli's -
KA into Or late of Alotnit
joY Ads ounty;
been ttaittetl' to the subserilitto; tibttedls
Iteroby given to all who are indebted h3 , turitl
Estate, .to realutpaytneot
tv those having, slanus to prettent
itrotierl . 9' atitlientirated, to the saltierll)er,
residing in the Barrio townithip,llii '4606-
tnenl.. ' ' I .
.... FINK, 10 4 2,!r, ; ,
April . 7, 11;140.--rit7
Cheap for Cash.'
SC lIICK has
♦)t• tats arrival, is large and rut Odd an
assortment of Ladies' and 41entlettineli
Gloves and Hosiery as can be prodiCed
in Gettyslpurg, 'Also n splooditl,lot (tf
ttib
bons Rod Flowers 77 :lll of whielt
sold as low as they can he bought, at
other Store in town. '
Gettysburg, March 28,}940,
1 11111 E subscriber teudeN kis n . (:flow
edgmeitts to the public for the Iffiel'ai
and star patronage with Whiehlie'hab
Wont- ed for a series of years; end tel.
gper4: .y . Announces that he hue jinn re
ecive at his old established BISI4
Cluttnhershurg . street, a large. nod fresh
SUPPLY OF
.DRITgS & MEDICINES,.
..4.4ll4o.urankniswo,,
Vaults 3 Varnish,llyestuffs
•
nd tiPcry'variety of articles usually found
in a Drug store, to which ho invites the
attention of the public, with assurances that
they will be furnished at the most reneutt.:
able prices. • • • .1J
„ 3 S. IL IIUEIII,ER
0 43:94tysk4rg, June 2, 1818.
t / ;5 1 0 RIENJTAg!" s
t h4.l;,
SOVelittCN: '1;\1„
Plz
I
•
Dr. E. L. Soule St
gto other medicine has ever been introduced .
tether:public that has met with such tin•
parallekt largess, as. Dr. loads Oni '
illanapau,---baring been but six years before
the public, and the silt ertising small, compared
with most ocher medicines, yet they have work
ed their Wiry foie every State in the triifon,aad
tanachuk , Tbay' Lave absolutely become the
Elpuulard;ldedicine of the,duy. They are purely t
yegeialke and so admirebly compounded that
Whittaker' 'in:large doses they speedily cute
"nig* Aflassues, on the strongest conatitutleme, •
such as blllious diseases, and when taken in
etnalVelbseethey Operate like a charm; upon the'
iniNlKYlalicale, nervous ferriale, andirese raised'
min from their beds after all otheihremedies ~,
' t al k lid.' lire twist refer to liut few of the ma
a'y miraculous cures 'fleeted by the tlae of 'wild
•
Pg 4146 f '..011 ... , fl
. ict‘m'.— Anna Wocal.of Rutland, Jet
treitootrlCa., N. Y; was eared, alter she' had beet' '
'ftrilllf4P tell ($ years,,with Spinal disease and ~.:
: Alt trees of the Lungs. The bill pi her regular.
gnividelait (Dr. Johnson, 01 Clay,) had amounted -
W, . See Circular, , , ~. 1
floats/is a ird Nervous Drbiliry.—Mns, Dowep, s ol
~
1 Clii t t,lP.'ir.,:reas eared of Drpepera, Nervous
de lit .and Scrofulous Affection of the Heidi,' '
lOW ',had been confined six months and
.111
other hail failed.
.i
(Aitigicessal esentathriess etira—W m. (lowly,'
of,liclotning,, C. W.. wee cured of a set ere Cough
;after ho had been confined to his bed tor a long,,
''tired, , aiarl was given up by his pliysicians. He'
indisessil post ,of ,the, Cough letlicines , of the:,
day, and was supposed, by his friends and physi c
ciarik, r io be Its the test srages of Consumption
Ogroqtrith—.A. B. F. Orniaby, of 1 4 yractfte,M ,
Y., Wir cured of I) ysOeosia, au severe as not, fp ..
be \ldp sit wifrk tot two years.
Wm: Smith. cif Greenwich, Conn., was Cutest
of a 'severe ease, of Dyspepsia, Costiveness ; and. ;
Piervons debility, of years standing, after expend •
log taiga "tail or trioney to no put prose. tibia
Greater& '
,_'
ilke&sig p iles. -..41saph 1.. Leonard, of Aye,
A: Y„ was cutod of a severe test of Bleediag '
'Filet pL a nquiber of yesrs atm/114'g, after
..usigig
. 4 iirielyarili Meilicines‘eitlndit effect.
1 , Wete.rWilliimsoni of Bethlehem, N. J., web it- '
filepedqv thirty years with disease AA .th• .cheat,, ; ;
'Led ittpenacli,'a 4, doses of these pills cnred her.
-• , John flirting, ol Weil ford,i9swego Po., N.Y.; ".
woe 'greatly bennitted in, a caw of nethetsa.adid , ::
Alifliculty of breathing, by the use of these pill*.
..
,Jkithii. 'taw of p,fo,—dolin illolton; of 'Harr-
wiok, !Anglo cm, N. Y., .was ruled ol a Navels y
ease ed . . Files and est I eine corn% races tiflutig 41,4 ,
pailiftill dirration, W t ,, wo u ld 'not Sacrifice a
nwehillingsto.he reile‘ed In in so distressing st•'
foropleint,
, was . ~.'
Wm::‘lockbridee, of Suiltiß Point, Tsl. T.,
cured of Cough, Nervous Debility, and' ipbeial" ,
derangement of the diurstite organs. , ile,hed,"
beet' sick for years, and spent hundreds of duller,.
to get relief, hut to no purpcpe, and 'ask: so die : '''
eouraged
. be could hardly be persuaded to take- .
the Pale.
The above are all cases in which all °the: reni
Idles failed to cure or give relief. blany of ,heal'
Came character inight, be published if, we baf , „
~
space. 'For particulars see the Bo tunic esthete,
which, ran be bad of agents.
BIRARIL OW C;IUNTZRI/73710.
As them are spurious Pills in circulation
ed Oriental or Sovereign Balm, be sore to see bpi.- "
fore you buy that the cameo!' "DI L ka01.44.
& C 0.," is on the face of the boxes. None others
can be genuine. We are not aware that Nor oil
who is making aspurious article bas yet dalUd
make itee of out mime ;.Lit some of theM hive
had the impudence to imitate our boxestsidiop,;.•
our Circulars, Cettilicates, &c. roles* tbe, putt-
lic are carelul when they purchaNe, they will be
deceived
ri - "For sale liyoS. fl , l l GE.lll.E,R,Gettysbarit;. ; ,•l
Holtzinger & Ferree, Peteriburg ; J.Aulaliaugh, ,
Hampton; Wm. Wolf. East Berlin; n. &eve-% ''
nomnier,Bragtovin i .1. R. Henry, Abbnitatott a; ,:
John 13 " 1 .Y, 111.betryntown; ;:apiuel
Witmare & MitifirMliburel
J. Britikarboll; Fairfield; mei T. w.ik t irt4.l3oo,
4.1.814Ile; Lilly & !icily, New 0 200/44_2r.;
Cline, 'Tyrone toutobip ; Jobn S. 11tillie
; Wirt ;
Beam, Hamner. , zettil
Gettysburg, May 4, 1
• - 4r.a:
ffirA NEW. ;Arr. -OF 'ARLANIV 64
DEEDO,(PAI*OOOO44wAI L T
ecotone, and
annexed') MtArttn lit lfdl, 8141 4 :;'
minted on superior paporistrdtna4llolo7 ..,,
this Act!.