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alYMlUHl:gerulnibblieYln Cloth. , Caseinserea, Vesting. & Tailors' Trim r
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pursuance aide AM of Assembly passed the 27th day of Jury, 141, the furrow
to- --^ " •011 . Ot onto.. ' CC ~ =i ce' . 7 DAVID F. Sera and Mies POI.VC Uses*, both of _ set
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...f 116;"1 east resourme ..........._6 . ctrx AGENCIES.-E. W. CARR, Esq. Sun of any member receiving* major
sty
Ilnilding,N. East Corner Thi rd & Dock streets. The p rep o s i t i on was embraced in the following Tv end Mies Emissive Csassinermt,
Friday Evening Dee. $B,- 1849. li ff ,
r nee of Charlet, BALTlllost. ing,statepient is hereby published by the Comm . '
resumers ef Adam, cennty.'w hie,.
rs, trintirseing the different varieties co
COMPOUND EXTRACT Oleex hibits the amount, description and value of the Renal and Perentral Phrfterty. Trades,
.., alss attainment ot these ends as .....
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pa il pe tron S o u f b.c eeu ri n ba try rs b beg uye l n kv to e t to he e i a r l i l s i te ke rt it tn t t aloe% Xs. 290 Dahlman , eto N. W. cot- . ,
Re al :lu r ti . e i n ta , w n h tpn ich ' o h f a r d e bee pa n essee atm . "le i
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Printing, Hardware, 'Writing, Eni•elope, and 'A large assortment of READY MADE
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o W ntle T al%r m t r l a t ° ree l. 1 8' s, caucus to the Loco fi vo caucus, but disagreed 111 On 20th inst. by same. Gullies Stavasvon Wrapping m.t.........y t_e _ ...g , g i b. Co unty; -
heart, For more then. hal: a centuary, during Th e emit CLOTHING, of superior quality. Occupations, and Professions, made taxable by the several AM, of Assenslly of 111'
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la /Thiltirowre-are oar authorized Agents f orrecetv - b y t h e hater : and Miele ELIZA PLAWIC. both of this county. sorted colors, also Bonnet enc. Box Boards, dtc.
papers, Tissue papers, white end as
,gllollll U'IIIIIIBES CliOits'iTo Commonwealth:-
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la Union has *toed unhaken. The patriots who 1,500,000 BOTTLES e 9,.eobred, That the House will proceed '
Immo - On tBth inst. by Rev. S. Gutelius, FRANCIS C. Being engaged in the manufacture of printing 5.... , _
formed it have long 'nice descended to the grave; Star and Banner," and collecting and receipting di nto l y to i t, o elect i on of n Sne a ker,
viva
voce ,
and .
POLACK, of York, and Mrs. Straaans Blitz*, of papers, they solicit orders from Printers for any Cloth rooms up stairs-Entrance , south 5 1 1 opt 6 ' so ci 457 : a l 13 rV1 01 1_ r. V
MANUFACTURED YItARLY.
in yet still it remains, the proudest monument to Vials Medicine is pnt ta Pln Glauunt Nett. hr. or the same , if, after the vote shall hare been called three times. New Oxford. given size , which will he furnished at short no end of the Store on Charles street. es f 0
se.. rs iii •'' Ea ..' .1 ti 1. r- •
P. o • or a is
. ,---- ----------- -- no member shall have received a majority of the , On 11th inst. by Rea. Mr. Deininger, DIJON* tree and at fair prices. March 30, 11340.-ly
CO - STUME HALL. • ''
11 their memory, and the object of affection and ad- .5,4 has tared more than i r4 ' n oh ; l4 A c 'l° d er Y inr e eh r t r i i °4 i s
e ; m i hi
' e ll ( ft i t i :l er d s: S Bcr u sB h . s c ript i o n s fo r '•Th
ja nitrite number of T ot es, the roil shall again be call- Morella* and Miss genes Ass exerts, of East Market price either in cash or trade paid lot
ail mutation with every one worthy to bear the 100 , 000 Oases of Chronic; 'Dismiss, or- January, Ist, 1850, 01, and the member who shall then receive the Berlin. Rags. DUCKETT & KNIGHT, 1 43,..9F1-" P 0 . 9 X • ccFe 3 8 VV 9 11t8 6 - t r . ' l l
It, American name. In my judgment, its dissolu • mean the last Test Tears -No •le Glen s Wig E a i-i (I tlFr R. " V-tl2 8,51 1 .: ir i
tine would be the greatest of calamities and to sudeas signed by 1. P. .T 04111121111). ' The first of January, 1850, is close at band, and largest number of votes, provided it be • majority Sept. 14, 1849-1 y No. 21 Bank at. •
ysicians, 51 ereh- COR. OF PRATT ST.& CENTRE MARKET and
2'2 '.2 - ..4 Sxi er' e r: (... 2 , 4 =z: r 2
se,
Upon its preservation depends our own happiness
_AT EXAM 0 AIiTIDAYIT
avert that should be the study of every American. 11. 0 -1 1 X lik p Fo O LL0 S w E IN . as we are desirous ofentering updn the year with •of • quorum.shall be declared to be chosen speaker . . f) " ?... 010,M "...." "..e . Oro DI I 2, El . c: C P: 4 I 2 ' •-.. 1 s- 6 ' 1 4 . 13 ;'''.'r ir se 'l l ,
, Fin g- . • g• W a •riba-er ,4 g. 0 ' y
e-Iclear conscience, so far as concerns an honorable Immediately after the presentation of the reso- DIED, SPACE, GLOTIIINU WAREHOUoF... Townships. .1 C' 4, 7 X ." 'r. ISI. C s 10, ~' 8 nib A
ee •s o ''. 4 hoing n- n .esg 0 , GS o
HI and that of countless generations to come. What- ricipi e Pti r lio will V . tl i i t e ut i;rlriln, or rather when Ms discharge of the obligations against ue, incurred in lution, a scene of confusion ensued seldom equalled' On the 7th inst Mr Diane* Sarni, of Frank- a Proprietor of the above establish. .... • • ~ ia• i: - I , 1 4 ! Pr ? EiF ii ,O ; IV.. -
,•itizens of Baltimore and vicinity, thetas, . c • , i I ' -i•• ' ---
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1- ever dangers may threaten it, I shall stand by it rewound's fosru n tartlls. came tenY.mcallsaTtglb•j'sZub the purchase of paper, ink, end other materials du- its the House, the most conspicuous among the
lie township, at an advanced age. ants, and others, THE intuit would respectfully inform the , .. -,_ - __
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is
and maintain it in its integrity, to thefull extent to Jza i i t ge o Tta t tc . ll , : , . the genuine and oil and or the ring the past year, we shall expect all our Jelin. promoters of the disorder being the traitor Toombs
COVIIIINICATZD. a N WANT OF 1:1ER.138, ROOTS, PLANTS, . . Gettysburg, , i 5499 398. 75500 16310 • 5059 4550 taw 900 1365 In 71.
or 1 of the obligations imposed, end the power eon. O f :: orighed Dr. aA; urn *mid "' in B.lllng is "
neeml's eons Dr. IL P. greet patrons to beer it in mind and be prepared Georgia ,
of who insisted upon speaking in de&
to sash off their bills. Our books exhibit a large ants of a previously adopted rule and against the , DIED-On the 22d inst. at his residence in 'Ointments, Vegetable Medicines, has received from Europe file
Extracts,..
Druggists, Ph
,
J. ''''. l'„Germisny, , 143530 8441 28891 4013 1 154 10895 100 1 1&30 ', 8 76 ,
i-1 terred upon me by the constitution. Townsend was the on proprlmorand Inventor r Ac., are lowed to mill at the HERB STORE, FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS:
I ilamileonban township, Adams county, after • Oxford, 179060 6680 68704 IMI I 050' 7855 40 • Bql 141 '1 00
I Vl'santsroTox, December 4th, 1140.
Z. TAYLOR Dr. Toonsend's Hama Ile, end his mettle n "
parl I s hoe
pined a reputation the { so other tweed,•vet gained. amount of money outstanding for spbscriptions expressed wish of the House.
and other manors, in some of $2 00 and upwards, Order was, after • long time. secured. and Mr.l brief illness, Mr. Wit.t.raar W twrstsons, in the No 38 North SIXTH street, between Market &to ether with rich assort ei a o
ga run of Huntington, 219806 13634 343 I
4 17901 .
16664 eon' 2207 . 6 00
x.l
6 i He maanAc ut re 4 aver one mil hon or bottl e s' lest ea
and ls manufacturing at prevent keno bottle. per l daP
1110'Tlie steamer Empire City arrived w ,'„, l lV ° 7 tt,"P irie• " d v•i '" D° 4ll in or .c
which we are obliged to collect in order to meet Stanton'. resolution adopted by a vote of 113 to l 56th year of his age, leaving a widowed wife, son
heavy demands against us. and which it would be 108. The House then proceeded to ballot under! and daugliter,to mourn their great low. He was, ,
Arch . streets, Philadelphia, where are constantly adapted
kept a large assortment of every article
in our , to the coming season, consisting of Latimore,
Superfine French German and A' / A 188741 .10426 29427 900 807.
s Bra is, Hamiltonban, 280112 13055 16896 72 , 15820 tion 187 '
•
~ 1116 878 •,
whichwill be sold better terms than at •
a I _ . while living, an affectionate husband and father, line, oa C lot h s ,
at New York on Tuesday, ►
with i 5
days
1 ,1 ., : ifiet.. : . • ii.
i d h ap . ttp.rll !he other tionopernu, no hardship for those indebted to pay, were they so the resolution as follows : Castor Beavers, Pilots, and Liberty, 131821 8273 18762 540 4200 1475 50
A )
,
sli later advice, from California. It brings uton-it. la Meal* °Moe, Ise k : incineed. P r i n t e rs ' duns have become suc h corn- Ist ballot. 2d. 9d. • kind and obliging neighbor, an honest man, and, 'n the Oit .
any other establishment t y
Pelitot-Coating, - Hamilton, - - 188910 9091 46696 219 214411 100 •,- AM -•••‘-'
The utmost care is taken in the raising, pre.
01 upwards of 200 passengers and half a mil- I READ 'rim ArnDAVIT. C a. c. mon-place affairs, that few pay them the least at- Win thro p, go 92 97 above all, a sincere Christian. This chanwteristic Mellallan• ' 2911878 94279 28507 500 into
us.e a
told b Anew article for Orersa k and Business
95 96 97 is given him by one who has long had his acquaint • paring, and putting up all articles ed y
of Meehan, . 216456 17667 95711 191 . 1.104 • 1690 80
tendon. We therefore wish it to be distinctly nn- Howell Cobb,
54 lion of dollars in gold. An - Election was dorsuspd that this is ow dun, but a bonn fide !mai- Scattering, 92 -3.1 07 ance, and feels himself compelled to pay this tri. The Herbs, Roots, die., are neatly put up in Coats. Also, a splendid assortment Franklin, 224848 22886 26776 100 1194 1 100 •••.) 60
held in California on the 13th of N (seem- . 1 i nee notice, written in earnest • under e expects-
the Neither candidate reoeiving a majority of all the bete to his memory, which will we readily accord- pressed
~
1 packages of 1 oz., *lb., Pio., and lib.
The Vegetable hairnets are put up in jars et
. . . Rench and, English Coesimeree and Colleen% ' 201264 8418 85829 960 . Ol9l t 499: 150
her for State officers, members of Con- .' ' lion that it will be heeded by all concerned.- votes the House proceeded to elect by a plural it; ed h int by all who had his acquaintance. [Sent.
various
sizes,
and are warranted to be equal, if Dot-Skins e . Tyrone,
.. 142718 9454 , 6480 ' 5079 , /171 e •
G Those, bywhom l shallunheeded, • tt Mr Winthrop receiving 100, and Mr. Cobb & Comp. please ropy.) Mount ' 1634891 10002 21810 600 6614 nub ,
t pax. may es. • o - . not superior. to any in the market. ' i
gross and State Legislature. The returns i: peat their accounts to be placed in the hands of 102 votes. The scattering Totes on this ballot car Mountpleastutt, 11552991 18498 21699 1300 ' 67110 4 191114 •
were incomplete at the sailing of the steam- The Botanical and Thompsonian preparations
an officer for collection. were cast an follows : •'
'Reeding* ' 214813 1 14216 34258 200 7000
'rew -,--
er, but it was thought that P. H. Burnserr • For Mr. Wilmot-Messrs. Allen, Booth. Cid- REGISTER'S NOTICE. are put up in the neatest manner, with directions Berwick, 099001 4362 20968 ergo
is elected Governor, John M'Dougal Lieut. !
• dings, Durkee, Howe, Julian, P King. and Root. - for use. Freedom, 82429 6579 , 1 4681 226 3380 7 " '''
Govertior, and Rodman M. Price and f ' 1 For Mr. Stephens-Mr. Cahell, (Whig.) Union, . 907633 i aim 22256 1600 6446 t. 9 - vree
Geo. W. Wright Representatives to Con- For Mr. Strong-Mena. Cleveland, Doty and ---'.......... -....---I
goose.
.. Peck. Total, i .
.--. 1 -
2792899 231886 601715 1 476 , 12 1 1101 2181454/50 18801159084,063 64 . 60
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ljin the ware and contention" which have recut- l our citizens. The werrespoodenee between i I reconameed a revision of the exi t ing tariff, ( to ta kday ree p e etr e gy te e t h , d a , et te e a k e ° re m .
distracted fforope. I the Depanment of State and the Minister and I and its adjustment on a humid which may augment vete .
During the late conflict between Austria and Consul of e the United States at Rio de Janeiro, ' the revenue. Ido not doubt the right or duty ell The melon of territory matte by the late treaty
Hungary. there seemed to be t prospect that which has from tim e to lime been laid before Congress to encourage domestic industry, which le i with Mexico hag greatly setae
in our exposed
the latter might become en independent nation. Congress, represent, that it is a customary de. the gran source of national as well les individual frostier, and render e d h a d e f e n ce moredgficult.—
Dowever faint that pn.spect at the time appear- vice to reverie the penalties ()four laws by means 1 wealth and prosperity. I len re the wisdom and 'fl
treaty We also brought us under obligations
. ed, I thought it my duty , in seeo- dance with of sea-letters. % , 0•111111 Sold in Brazi l , When patriotism elf taregress for the Adoption of a aye. to Mexico te comply ireta which e military form
relluto-ritiatoo rf the Steak ttie geneted sentiment of th e Amnions people s provided with Wen papers
bY
the Consul, i n . • tem waichernay Owe heme labore on a sure and i s reettnalt . a." But out military establishment is
and Hove 1" Iterrestoinloes,
not ;materially change]. a" io its e ffi ciency, from
proceed, et once . to the e nli st o f ureter. give a new eked ineremedstimulds to th e condition In *Welt it ahead before the com
ebo deeply sympathize with the Magyar pie i steed of relenting tee t • United Smuts for a !fieralsecnt reefing. and. , " encouragement a men .,
Sixty yenta have elapsed *deco the !stab- ,
trees, to stand prepared, upon the contingency ' now.registek,
nehmen' of this Government, and the C 011• lof the ostahliebnient by her of a permanent Africa, for the purpose of obtaining tier*, 00 *kyle tut": the development of our i t w ill ofeho mean war. e at e! additi.,n
gross of I .8 ft i
-o.ted St iteetigain assembles, tcm. end flame*.
government, to he the first- to welcome indite! slaves: a llucliNiddltladilli intormation, of dial yid firearms and' the retention of ourcomtnarce. to it will therefore em, sty; soon recommend
k(islate ,ar an empire of freemen. The pre. pendent II ungery into the family of nations.-- , same character, has recently been transmitted I Believing that to the attainment of these ends as , to the favorable consideration of Congress an in
diction" of evil prophets, ti lin formerly pre. l e
or this purpose. I int ested an agent, then in Ito the Depantnent of State. It hits not been IWe es the neteseel allanwatalion of the rave- I crease of the several corps of the army at our die
tent western poste ■ as proposed in the accompany
teCaed to aoretrai the_ downfall of our i moire,. Emote), with power to therlare our willingness I considered the policy of our laws to seaect an '
i eific duties is beet ride red, (onto gly recommend in, report of rho Secretary of War.
e l and the preventioe of (nude) sedan of ye- i
tions, arseptive temeatheted only to int deride". promptly to reengnize bassi indepentnce in the American cltisert. who. in a foreign coo try,
and the United Stites of America, at this ev, Ili of her ability to sustain h. he power. purchase* a wettest built in the United States, 1 m e C " n g rees the ade l nien of
that "- stem ' tirin g Great emtestrassment Wm mulled from the 4 ) 1
trionsent, present to the world the . Inuit stable fill intervention or Russia, in the contest, ex-; to the inconvenience of weitelinF her home for lth duties st rates blab enough to afford sudden. feet upon rank. in the army, heretofore given to
and permanent Government on earth.
tinienielied the hopes of the struggling Niagyars. I, a new reafraWr. berate pdetnitt.eg bee teeTtlor. till " d h .
d sufficient encouragement too l r own run- brevet and staftcommiaions. The views of th e
Seek Is the result of dm labors of timer. v. Ito .
try, s i n at t e same me-time
so adjuste i i to inane
File United States did not, at any limo , tutor- ' ' ceed on a voyage. Any tiltoe'ation of the law%Secretary of War on this subject are deemed itn-
Alva gone before U.l. Upon Congress will fere in the contest; but the feelings of the na-1 which, might , a bove a tentlaney ito Impede the arse l i ly, , . . ~... .. . Portant. led if carried tato effect ic e ., w iv
dopieea art future , maintenance of our will
don eon , et i, 6 4 1 ,, eett l etiel , i n - die;
Iwo ~,,aa, !rant Ie 'master of property la vessels between our ioe emeettert of Me centinnanee et tee anodes+ promote the harmony of the servc. The plan
of free government, and the trails 'melon of it,
lorry system is respectfully submitted to the en.
by the aufferitags of a brave people. who bad !citizens, or the free nav aeration of those vesselsproposed for retiring disabled officers, end prod'.
odimpaired, to posterity.
made a gallant though ifiteucteuful effort to be ' hetween different poe,*, j ( the world. whoa ern. dom of Congress. If confirmed, important midi. I' •
ding an asylum for such of the rink and file as
Al t e *re et peace with all the nations ef, the, a reea r ~a , , ':' • ! ' alloyed in hnefel ao•ainerce, should be well i &rations nth appear tribe indlepensable. f el d ' • •
rom age, wenn 4, an other infinnitiee occairion
world, and seek to maintain °et the/lilted re-
F os furt r detail s e nd views of the above, ane ed by service. have become unfit to perform their
a. 90a,fdaires arrfoliefillit NW* bellate. due. and cautiously • toneldered; but I trust that ..
timattersconnected ith commerce !leafiest
11• 1 1Irne it ellI!OitY With !loin.: by a, Fa' iii Abe, r y a
,y r. `prommuted with renewed your wisdom 'will deviae a method by wh i ch I 0 le"
_" .
~ n' respective dunes, is recommended as a mean ■ of
roe^ •wo tinvb been 010,9150 U, aIF IT' rrOVC•
I Cee. enel revenue ! refer to the reportof the ...eon+. increasing the efficiene of the army, and as an
viiiiralthellr kat' been' My object te, employ our gement polloy, in Ole respect, may be pre.' buy ° m e Tiefiawy.
act of
mei a from Y f y'
de,nec. Willi an ohoodvilee °I . the from of the
e every Wed of honorable diplotnaey to procure teemed, tied at the same time the abuse of ouree. ue • grate ul country to the
No direct aid has been iven by the General '
g faithful soldier.
earth ;an I. alillono the destroying angel , re ! i their adjustment. Our lair Charge • d'Affaires flag. Ay -meets ofe r m'lettem. t the l '
a manner la Government to the Improvement or agriculture,
g t ra m, waited extensive portions ' o f out tern-
The accompanying report ofthe Secretary of the
1 . 1 at Lisbon Floe. George W. Hopkins, made dicatral, may be prevented, except by the expenditure of small sums for the The
"ruts a full and ealisfaelory account of
tau with the ravages of a eireadial pestilence. able snit energetic, h r
but tnsuceressful eabits to reavieg ascertained that there ill no prOtiPeol collection and pieblication of agrltural semiotics,
jot, the Almighty has at leng th deigned to
.. !settle thind tin Jestanni,meltera or controverse, Of the reunion of the five States of Central and for some caemical analyses which ha le. the condition and o tions of the naval ice
ve --en during the past Pere
Our iti ■ se g:e e l '
sta y his heed, ;Ind to restore , lie' inestinianre I
e :ens enga in
'anklet olltlire demelt, prtet itajestarelthicla. America, which lorineri y composed the repute t h in , f at paid Aye „gtiorthe'patent finid. This aid is, the leelemita year .
blest/area geneeil health ro a peppier who hare I 4
penguin v of commerce have enjoyed
iiiii it tarbodtelti nt a . Giar pretreat jicaufthaenaus. we have.separately negotiated, Or my opinion, wholly inadequate. To give to this g ran benefits_ Wherever
acknowledged the power , deprecated iris wrath I , L.
ournational vessels have
lisanalrge d'A eland thiefeetill italf,ulstaabiahg 'with; 'some of them treaties °fatuity and cram- leading branch or American inthestry the eneour
andienplored his merciful proleetien.
e, they have been received with es t,o ur of
e, to the preseentionaefatheseaSlainis skint and melee, which will be laid before the Senate. miterieent which it merits. I respectfully recommend ficers have been treeted with kindnesio r and courses
:While , in1".164. the 1 ) 4 'n° 11 " of llmitalitale lilt •' The tevolmionary and distracted omidi- A commit baying been concluded with the the establishment of an Agricultural Bureau. to ~„1 t h ey b„, on all „ tens, peenitid a wane ;
telecourse with toreign nations, we have not' W a d .
4 . , :e p eetugui. , in Aut times t
occ
occ
* has been wpm. , State of Nicaragua, by a company composed I be couriected with the department of the Interior .
ofstriet neutrality , in accordance with the policy
been insensible to the distractions and wate '
santeass one of the leadingnauses of her dell lof American citizens, for the purpose of eon- ITo elevate the social condition of the agricultu
es tileh have prevailed in other touters of the
of our Government.
in butemnifying , oar "effecting oitisens., But I Istructinga ship canal, through the territory of t riot, to Marne his yr ;verity, and to extend his The naval force at present in commission is as
world. It is a proper theme of thanksgiving ...t.
milat '
Weer say, tt it !natter of profound regret I that State, to connect the Atlantic end Pacific I mean. ofusefulness to his country, by multiplying law ma is OdMiasibiO, with the number of men
tea ilia who rule e the destinies of nationsatbat I that these claims hwe not let been genteel. oceans, T hove directed the negotiatio n ofa trea- hie sources of inferma ion, ghoul!' he the study of authorized by ronereew to be emploe ed.
we have sh e to ne nt h main, amidst all these coo- 11,
.11 NM om i ss io n tV:lliairlit to do justice to the Ity with Nicantgua, pledging both governments! every atatesman, and a primary object with every I invite your attention to the recommendation
I * teats, an independent end neutral position te ,
American claimwas has now assumed. chame• to protect those who shall engage in and 1 legislator.
of the `ceretary of the N•ey no the subject ofa
wards ail bellmerent powere.
bovine been rovided b
Of e , ter ao grave etra serious, that I shall shortly 1 pertect the work. All other nations are invite .No civil g ov ernment haw P , 3 re-organize' ion of the ',alley. in its cartons grades
Our rotenone with Great Brltlill Are 01 tan
make it the subjett of a • special message to ed hy the State of Nicaragoa to enter into the , Coogrese for California, (, the people or that Cerrito- °faker., amt the esteblistilsor of e retiree! let for
most friendly diameter. In consequence or
rv. impelled by the necessities of their political con
eQnWell 'eagles views to seeh eltimnte seinen came treaty stipulations with her ; and the ben- 1
such of the office!. as •le disqualified for active •
the tecent alteration nf the Bridal* riverigetion . .
as do wattom and patrotism may suggest. efit 1,0 be derived by each from such an ar. damn. recently met in convention, for the pus I and effective service. should Con gress adopt
acre, British lee"' froth iititi e h Ste t tater Wilit Russia, Austria, Prussia, Sweden, rangement, will he the protection of this groat I pose of forming a constitution and Stateepoeern. some such measure an re recommended. it will
foreign ports, will, (under our existing laws,)) i
which. the latest advice. give me reason to •
Deneark, Belgium , the Netherlands, and the '', inter-oceanic comtnuniention rigoinat any power merit, greatly increase the efficiency of the Navy: and re- '
after the first day of January next, he adatit.e
has been accomplished ; and it is belie,- due he
Italian States, we still maintain our Races- which might seek to obstruct it, or to monopo- I suppose.
will a expendeutes.
to enterour ports, with crowcies of tbe growth.
shortly I forthed • ' f
termed amicable relations. lize its advantages. All States, entering into ' tel thatapp y • mission 0 I almost& your attention to views expiessed by
manufacture, or production of agy part of ilia
California into the Union as a Sovereign State.
Daring the recent revolutiorio in the Papal . such a treaty , will enjoy the right of passage him in reference to the employment of war-steam
world, on the isame terms. as to duties, lemma"
Should such be the ease, and ohoeitel their corneae-
I Sines, our Charge d'A flair* at Rome hoe been through the canal on payment of the same tolls. ors, awl in regard to the contracts for the trans
and charges, as a essrls of the United Swat i
a „,_, d
be roof to the requisitions of the t'oin.
Pint his letter of credenere which, , 'rho work, if construott.d under Mese guar• tin" , portation of the United States' mails, and the ope
with th e ir cargoes; and our vessels will - artrUdeanem
otitut nn of the !Inked Matra I
d reco m mend their
indeed, he was directed by my predecessor to enters, will become a bona of eace. Mewed of I ration () ( the system upon the prosperity of the I
vatted to the same ad ventages in British ports, I withhold until be should receive turther orders. !a subject of contention and strife , between the e l'" heetw e te the favorable cense cration ofCo n- • Nary. 1
entering therein on time same terms OS British
Such was the unsettled condition of Minim in ' nations of the earth. Should the great man- m a 'a i ,'' _ _ .
, t . . I By an act of Congreeis passed A ugust 14th, 1848.
tweets. Should no ceder in cattail Brutis h
h. people of New Mexico will al• o, iis be- ' provisio n was mole tor extending post-office and
those States, that it was not deemed expedient time States of Europe consent to this arrange- '
tois legislative arrangement, the late am of the
lieu+ a at no very dident . pennel prevent themselves ' mail an OMMI 11010114 to California and Orecon.
toivy him any instructions on the subject of I meet, (and we have no re el m . to suppose that
British Parliament, by which Gnat Britain is
. (01' ati11111.91 1. 1 ,
reo the t mon. Preparatory to the E a
re g ting his credential letter different from a proposition (10 (Mr end honor . dile will hen p. ,
and Nen t xer ono have been nutria to execute that law;
brought within the terms proposed by the MCI
ilmiwum of . .alifo C alifornia • , • Mexico, lie pro- but the limited mi. talons of the act, the tii ado
ithose with which he had been furnished by ' posed by any.) the energise of their people and
of Congress of the let of March, 1817. it Is
ple of each will hive instituted for themeelves ■a
pewee of the mewls it authorise. the !le edeptation
the late administration, until the 25th of June.'
tong v. a I co-operate in promoting the 5U171 . 0 4 3
hoped, will bra productive of benefit to both .
republican form o f goveinment, ••Ining its loon- ,of our " v• •
post-oloce taws in the sitiortiot, of that
mat ; when, in consequence of the want of ac• lof the enterprise. Ido not recommend any ap
eountriee.
deems on much principles, and organ zing its pow- country, an , the
iiiii ,... urn
‘,.
„mi....a1i0,. for
~
for this
ea , curate information of the exact state of thing', propel Won from the Netionel treasery ere in earl, 1
A slight interruption of diplomatic inte
form. as to them shell seem most like. circa a i lm ,,, i 1 . 4 thory , hi „
.. c „l ini
ii,,,1 with i...,
at that distame from us, he was instructed to pu emote, nor do I believe that such an appro. ty In e ff ect their safety and happinsas."
course, which occurred between Ibis Govern-
I prices of labor and rents in Ctilifor , in r i I r i ii,ia •
exercise his own discretion in presenting him- • priation is necessary. Private enterprise, if,
, By awaiting their action, all caner" of oneavi- c c i n • d , , it, '';,‘ e mo ,',
cent and France, lam happy to slit has been self to the then existing government, if in his , properly protected, will complete to• work. ' nee, m ev be eveeeleel and erinfl.lerice and kiwi feel- p l art r i t i ,. u ' ia 4 ;
a in nil a effiTit t ' i ll.r' I , loll ' 1.% . I t a u w e. r • 11r:
terminated ' end °lir Min Ster the has been judgment, sufßciently stable; or if not. to await should it prove to be feasible. The parties ,„, 1 ,,,",,,e With a eiee , of maintaining Ire ed no Mi. Nultieet. '•0
wrier& It is therefore unnecessary to refer,
further events. Since that period, Rome has who have pioeured the charter from Nicaragua, harmony end tranquility so dear to a ll, we should ' •
now, to the chrumstances which led to that
fhe act of 1845, reducing postage, has now, lu
undergone another revolution, and he abides for its construction, desire no assistance from abstain from the introductimi of those exciting
interrupt I need not express to you the
its operation during four 'ear., produced result.
the establishment off government sufficiently this Government beyond its protection; and I topics oi a eectional character who'll hive hitherto fully anowin
*Moore smitifaistion with which we shall eel
g that the income troin eue h reducid
(+eminent to 'testify hien In opening diplomatic they profess that, havine examined the propos- produced painful apprel erisionsin the public mind , postage us audiment to sustain the whole expense
como the arrival of another Envoy Extmonli- ?„,,,, aeurua w i th It
ed line of communication, they will be ready ' end I repeat the molcion %%aroma of the first and ' „ f the eery
nary end alinioter Plenipotentiary from a sis- '"' "
Withethe Republic of Mexieca it Is our true to commence the undertaking whenever that most illustrious of my predecerialini against furnish- including the
ice of the P. 4 (him c Depurtnient. 1101
ter republic, to which we hive so long been,
cost of trail porta non 11l mail steam- '
lie to cultivate the, most friendly telethons , protection / trail be xt tided to them. Should i Ina any ground for cheracterizeng parties by pee
e e
son Imes from New York to n Chneree, and firm '
and mill remain, bound by the strongest ties of
. P.
.nee theretificettien pithy treaty of Goad duper there appear to be reagent, on examining the graphical dia. riminations."
1 Panama to Astoria, which have ot been consider-
amity. -
Hidalgo. nothingbas occurred of a serious char. ; whole evidence, to entertain a serious doubt of, A collector has been appointed at San Fra n cis - s e by Congress as properly belonging to thin mail
' Shortly after I bad entered upon the d recharge
antes to disturb them. A faithful observance of the practicability of conotnieting such a canal, • co, under the act of Conerete extruding the reset ! 5e „,,,, e ,
of the Exeentire duties, I was apptized that n
lie tre ay, led a meteor,. respect for her rights. ' that doubt could he ere edily salved by an ac-1 nos laws over Califon) a ; and ii pewees h ave it
is ithti , thited to am odadere
or
Conererot. soh. ,
war steamer, belonging to the German Empire,
l emma fail to secure the lasting confidence and tual explore i
t.on of the route. i befll taken to organize the custom houses at that' .1 r ,
turn a eine. r reoirction of [mishit.' 1111olliti 1111( 110 W
Was beinarfitki cumin the barker of New Yerk,
friendship of that republic. The furore:ere of ! Should such a work ho constructed. under soul the other ports mentioned in that set, at the be made. more parocul nix on the latter correspen
with the aid of sonie of our naval officers rem
my predecessor to the I louse of liepresentati yes, the eonienon protection of all nations, t or (No ,' c.irliest penial practicalee. Thr collet tor proceed dence. Thee shout Ibe relieved from the mi l itia
feted ander the prerniselon of the I ass
11—eer.atary
z. ,•
_, i the Rth of February lost, communicating, in benelita to all, mt would to neither Just nor ex- ' etl rave hind. and Asir , * liv'e not yet a"cil Ha! •s - burthen of ireneeportin g end delorrine the !ranked
ef th e Navy' Phis P erinisn wet. g ran " compliance wilt a resolution of that body, a penitent that any great maritime State should rod of htv artival at •an Frincisco. Iteanwhilc. matter of Contzre..., for aM. li iitildir 'lam e pro.
durins an armistice between the Emptre and
tot. commonotetton. The territory it is understooil that 'lie customs have cont.ntiell
m , i copy of a paper called a protocol, signed at , command h
ti.iM slinulif 111. made from the trealitV. I eonfi•
thill hin g dented. Denmark ' Which had been --4 „ ruLeN on the 30th of Mey, Idle], t7 ,- .1. - th-erugh which the camel may be openeei ought t ' he Celle. it'd three he eon •e e !le ire: under !he ,a. ni t a e c h e , ; h et ec . ithee the) ette e v he toad ,
gaged' iu dle SOMMien Wh i ch war.- Ap- - " • .
dniiii- I ' , t I .
oinnessioners of the United Stews an the to be treed from the claims of any foreign pow. ' military authority, no ' hr. were dorm,: the a yet „ i „ L ., ad ~„,,.,,„ r 1 ,,,,,,,,,,, 1 ,, the
0 ,,,, ,,r0,
preherisive that this act of intervention. on tour
r minister of foreign affairs of the Mexlmfil goy- er. Nu elicit owner seinti'd occupy o pc ,,,,,„ n ii.trne 0.1 my prralerei or. It will I tidal , . he rue of ti..• . cur •. , tr.11, • -a of iltit rote is ohoot
pan, might be viewed as a violation of our
ern
„„, ex l a 'rot to c atfiro, the c.illcciitio i Muir made, ritua l„ ii ~,,
~ ii s , , , i
i ,
~ ih, ,
~,,,,,,
meet, having beans subject of correspond- that would enable it hesafter 10 exerete•
neutral obligations.- inearred by the treaty with I
„a aII Ill'e , t till` : , vii ' . ( iftvr -melt tit' maneel a- ,I mi , ~ ', . , • ' 1..
! nee between tfte Department of Starr and the controlling an iiifluelice over the ceteetierce
Denntrk, and of the provisiees of the mat of e,
a ai ,., ‘ .., ,y which
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plempoten. the world, or to obstroct
Congress of the 20th of April, 1818, I directed
nary of that republic accredited to this govern- ought to he dedicated to the common uses of ,ed anion to, term Irk. Or to be 11.1,1‘1111t0 the nen-
that no fu of
berendered by any
' aura .or the purp o se of n 1141111 ,1 aft/torlatlOlls for
etet, a transcript of that correspondence is ni stilled.
agenteit offieer of the Navy; and I h re tructed
„, a , n herewith submitted. , 'foe runts across the !dimes, at 'Fel) Inn- 1 the improverneri • o its ri v er, snd h whorls,
le'lit4creterY Of State to apprise the itiini " - "flie Cornmareirmers on the part of the United tepee and Panama, are also worthy of our SO- I A par y. ermageil on the roe.* .urvey was dev.
0 BM German Empire accredited to this Gov- ,„
patched to Oregon in January tet. An them to
atates for marking the boundry between the two Thuile coneedereiton. They did not tail to en
efalltainti ot any determination to execute the
Th e the la•est od,ici.a. they h,id net kft Caltforma i '
epublics,though delayed in re echeng San Diogo *too the attention of ms' preeleveeser.
lewasf thealJuited States, and to maintain the
by r tinforseen obstacles. arrived at tint place elegem dor of the treats* of ( 1 / 1 1/114.111111P lIIIIIIVO 3111 / 1 // ,31 11113 hey , ' is''' , a dv ert lo them. "
faith of treaties With all nations. The corns*.
stile hate lard on the sight, of
within ,short pence' alter the time required by was instructed to otrer a very lar L re slim of 33 3°113 33 ' ll- ‘
pbadistureawhich ensued between the Depart•
the two li.;ht house, and the leou a autho rized to ,
the treaty, and was there joined by the Can- tummy f ur the nail& of
ir toga ncroba the leilil- i
mantra State and the Minister of the German
missioner on the part of Mexico. 'Utley entered tines of 'Pelee int- ii, e. Tar. Mu ewe e go+ ere- Inc r°mtrth le'l 3"11 P i '''''- 1 111 oi r e t: 1 " 1, u l ' proceed
Empire, is herewith laid before you. The ex
without delay to IIIIIk ,• ITI - 401110OI - Itl..e. of the run
upon their duties; and, at the date of the Inteat ment did not arced , " to the proposition for the '
erection of the law and the observance of the i ntelligence from
that quarter, some progress purchase of the right of way, probably be- , importa i iit points on the
i r i nil d tt , i t o f „ C alifornia,
5,,,h,.
tr Were deemed ley me •to be due to the
eat liad been made in the survey. l'he expenses cairoe it hail already contr mutt! with private e,.`l'e l er: ' I I ' ,,,, e ,. "lnT i e ,at n , t e th, "I" 1 : 1 1 , '° ,, n ,,,,, - tion ,
beefy' ni. the ' cent ? as well se to the sac--
incident to the organization of the commission, individuals f''' the c"l'sinicti" of a P an ' " f which i t g . a t. l°
or:::i n tl de:m a ntled!, ' r . . e rand, in.
obligation" of the teestitutton. , I shall not
end l to its conveyance to the point where its sage from the Guasaeualco ricer to Tehotinte- I :',,, 1 ,, c ,„, , 1 , : ,,p, :: „., Y yI . I y
fail to i l:Purace the Caine coarse, should a sitni
tea, operations were to begin, have so much reduced pea. I shall not relieve any proposition to . e " '
I lia:e trinferre I 'hc Indian agencies from Up.
IV nage ligni. e with so y other nation. Mee •"" the fund appropriated by L'ongressehat a further purchase, for money. a right which ought to he
avowed the opinion, on taking the oath of of
ter Slnevourt and Courted Bluffs fa Santa Fe arid
e sum, to corer time charges which must be) in- equally eecured to all nations, on t err to I
." S r ' 1 '''
f t ier
I. ike ; and have caused to be appooded sub
flee' *ha; in dill P litea between conflictin g ' or ' corned &inn! the present fiscal year , will be a reasonable toll to the owners of the improve- ;
sign government*, it is our interest, not s , .
smote in the vsl'eva of the Gila. the sacrament°,
b II nectuary. e greatlength
h of frontier along meet, who would, doubtless, he well e°nteut" a g e
an Joanion rivers. ',till further legal pr .
-
than our duty, to remain strictly neutral , Is les a
which the boundary extends the nature of the ed with that compeneation and the guerantees ; a ) te ., a will he for
the effeetho and sue-
trot abandon ft You perceive, the
Will , from a djacent territory, arid the difficulty of obtain- of the nieritime States of the world. in separate' c ce n s i sfUl ext i ension of our
.tones rwstem of Indian inter.:
n
cones t adentee subm itted to you, to conne d zie . _
1
to mg supplies, except at or near the extretees of treaties negotiated with Nlexieo, binding her course over the new Terfitones
w i th sakjaa4 that the erturee,„,.„,°Pkte the." the line, render it also indispensable that a lib- and them to protect those who should construct I recommend th e establishment of a branch
titre tale hell been ProPerlY.rego--- ay end provision should be made to meet the the work. such guarantees would do more to mint in California, as it will, in my npinton, afford
belligerent powers interested in the matter.
necessary charges during the fiscal year erelong secure the completion of the communication important facilities to those engem! in mining, as
Although a Minister of the United States to
on the 30th of' June. 1451. I accordingly re- through the territory of Mexico, than any other I well as to the g oes
in the disposition of the
the German Empire was appointed
commend this subject to your attention , reaconable consideration that could be offered ; emen d lands.
decessor in August, 1848, and has. for m a long
In the adjustment of the claims of American and as Mexico herself would be the greatest
time, been in attendant*, at In
I abom ommend that Commiasions be organi
citizens on Mexico, provided for by the late gainer by the opening of this communication
zed -,
Maine; and although a Minister, appointed to
byle mere..., to exam i ne and decide upon the
treaty, the employment of cormsel, on the port between tar! Gotland the Pacific ocean, it is ,
validay of the Mosordsobvialing Intel titles in Cal
the
that Empire, was received and stowed
of the Government, may become important for presumed diet she would not hesitate to yield
1 ifornia and New Mexico ; arid elm provision be
had here, yet no such Government as that of
fur the purpose of assisting the comutiasioners her aid, . ° the manner proposed, to accomplish I made for the eatabliMment of Itof
ol..ces --irrveyor
the German Empire has been definitely comni- in protecting the interests of the United States. an improvement so important to her own best Gencrel in New Mexico, California and Orel
toted. Mr. Douelson, our represeotative at•
I recommend this subject to the early and favor• interests.
g,m, and for the surveying and bringing into mare
Frankfort, remained them several months, in able consideration of Congress. I We have reason to hope that the proposed aet the public lands in those Territories Those
the expectation that a union of the German
I
of Complaints have been made in regard to the , ailroaul across the lethrinua at Panama will he land., remote in position &difficult °recce.' ought
States, under one constitution or form gov;
inefficiency of the means provided by the got, I successfully constructed, under the protection ' to be dieposed of on terms liberal to all; hut espe
ernment, might, at length, be . erganized. It i
e-rnment of New Grenada for transporting the of the late treaty with New Grenada, ratified ' cially favorable to the early emigrants.
believed. by those well acquatuted with skeet-
United States mail across the Isthmus of Pans- and exchanged by my predecessor on the 10th
In order that the situation Bred character of the
asting relations between Prussia and the States mie pursuant to our Postal convention with day of June, 1818 ,which guarantees the Pct. urine pal mineral deposites in Calitornia may be
of Germany, that no such union can be oethrae
thal republic,. of the 6th of March, 1844. Our ' feet neutrality of the Isthmus. and the rights of! ascertained, I recommend that a geological and
nently established without her co---•
Charge d'Affaires* at Bogota has been directed sotterniguty anti property of New Grenada over mmeralorcel exploration be connected with the
In the event of the formation of such a oniony to make such representations to the govern- that territory, ..Nith a view that the free trans
ited the organization of a centre' power of Ger
-1 fienear PU-vevs and teat the mineral lands be di
ment of New Grenada as will, it is hoped, it Bum ocean to ocean may not be interrupted divided into smell lots suitable for mining, and he
many, of which she should form a part, it would
lead to a prompt removal of this cause acorn- or embarrassed " during the existence of the • b l ' •
, d 00 ,,,, 0 ,1 or. v sale or ease. so as to gine our cite
fiecome necessary to withdraw our Minister at Pl a to ,
teeny. It is our policy to encourage every •an o i iportunity of procuring a permanent
Berlin; but while Preemie exists as an bade-
, zees The sentruinary civet war with which the practicable route across the Isthmus. which right of f eror}, sty in the soil. This would seem to
pendent kingdom, and diplomatic rela ti ons
are Republic of Venezuela has for some time past connects North and South America, either by he a, "u portant to the success of aiming as of
maintained with her, there can be ng necermity
been ravaged, has been brought to 'close. In railroad or canal, which the energy and enter- I • riculturel pursuita.
Sortie c ontinuance of the mission to Frankfort. a_ a - . I.
of • , ,
of • .
its nrogress. the rights o aoine our citizens prise our citi z ens may induce them o corn
/ bare, therefore, recalled Mr. Davidson. and !
The great mineral wealth of Californie, and the
resident or trading there have been violets!. Mete; and I consider it obligatory upon ate to
directed the archives of the leg, liat F k
I trs e■ which its eons and !tattoos and those
' un ' a ran-- Ile restoration of order will afford the Venesum adopt that policy, especially in consequence of at
vah r t 1 v
fort, to be transferred to the American legation
of Oregon afford to commerce, especially elute r ho
lan governutent an opportunity to examine and the absolute necessity of facilitating inter
at Berlin.
islands of the Pacific and lodine oceaoe, and the
• redress these grievances and others of longer course with our possessions on the Pacific.
'laving been apprized that a coneuderahle
populnus region. of Eastern Asia, make it certain
`standing, which our representatives at Caraccas Th u • • • with • • • •
positron of the Sandwich Islands, that there will arise in a few year.. large and pow
number of adventurcro were engaged in Mel , to
I ve, hitherto, ineffectually urged upon the at- , reference to the fruited Stale. on the Paci fi c; the porous communities on our western roast. it
cu lt a military expedition , within t " e Unite nn of that government.
States velum a foreign country; and believing, ! me m o s of our persevering and benevolent citizens therriore bec-mes important that a lino of commit.
• • The extension of the comet of the United who have repsirad to that remote quarter in ehrie. nicotine the best and most expeditious which the
(rota the best folorreation that I could obtain,
Cu- States on the Pacific, end the unexampled nannies the natives and inducing them to adopt nature or the country will admit , should be open
thaz it was destined to invade the island of C ;
rapidity with which the inhabitants of Californo a system of government and (awe suited k. their ed, within the territory of the United 'totes, from
La, 1 deemed it due to the friendly relation
ia, especially, am increasing in number's, have ' capacity and wants; and the use made by our the navigable waters of the Atlantic or the (Intro(
existing tmetween the United States arid Spain; i
, imparted trearconsenuence loons! relations with numerous whale ships of the liarbon of the Mexico, to the Pacific. Opinion. as elicterl end
to the Remy between the two nations. to tare ,
! the caber couatdes whelfeterriteries border up- islands UN planter of moon for obtaining reftesh- expressed by two large and reepeerable conven.
laws of the United States, and, above all, to the lon that ocean. It it prObAble that the inter- aunts and repairs, all combine to render their tions, lately assembled at St Louis and Memphis.
A Merieate honer, to art the lawful authority 1
i course bettveen thrise couptrias and our posses- destiny peculiarly interesting to us it ie our duty points to a railroad, as that which, if practicable,
of this Gostroment in cc ppressiug the °Riede
' sione in that quarter, particularly with the Re- to encounige tee authorities of those islands in will beat meet the wishes , and wants of the coun
*ion mid preventing the int ovine. I tl i d
'-'e 1 Ilen e' i public of Chili. will become extensive a,nd their efforts to improve and elevens tbe moral and try. But while this, if in successful operation,
I issued a proclamation, cuicining it upon the mutually advantageous in propertion as Vali.. political condinee of the iaabitants; arid we 'haute] would be s work of great ',Miens, importance, and
officers of the United Suttes, to vil and mary, forrtia and Grego shall increase in population I make reasonable allowances tar the diffieultiee of a value to the country which it would be Jure
to use all lawful means within their power. A
rable from this task. We desire that the cult to estimate • it might elm to be regareled to an
, l and wealth. it is deairable, therefore, that this inset*
ropy of that proclamation is herewith subnitt
'
IGovernmeet should do every thing in its pow- , islands may mainthin their independence, and that undertaking of vast magnitude and expense, and
led. The expedition lit, been suppt used. So 'or to foster and strengthen its relations with " other falltiells oaf wormer with us ice this sent. " one which muet.if it be. indeed, practicable, enr ,
long as the net of Conies'', of 20th nt A !nil.
1818, which owes its existence to the :ler of ' those States. and that the spirit of amity be- ! rant • We weld ' in no event be indtil'ereest to counter many difficultira in its construction and
' their pasting under the dominion of any other use. Therefore, to avoid failure and diappoint
',elf, shall remain on our statute book. I bolo it I
,
nations arid to the policy of t ee
t"nm• ,wren us should be mutual and cordial. I recommend the observance or the same power , The principal ccommercial nations have meat ; to enable• Congress to judge whether, In
In that' a common interest, and it I. to be hoped the condition of the country through which it mud
I etourae towards all other American States, The be tbe dilly of the Executive faithfully I
It!' ! Veiled States stand as the great 'American , 't ech no Ofile of then will 'attempt to interrena ob- paid the work be fessilile , and if it he found so,
()bar itil injunctions.
independence of eh'. islands. whether it should be underteken es a national ire.
I r -meer to which, as their natural ally and friend , . te the entire f o r'
Whit e t hill el PeditiOn wle in pr o gress , i 'they will always be disposed, first, to look for The receipts Into the treuury the fiscal provernent or left to individual entteptiee ; and in
waslittroneed theta foreigner, wh o cialined our I met intfon and assistance, in the event of any " sr ending on the ffette of June last wore, , the hetto alternative, wha mince if any, ought to be
iiredrs"tion, had been Clandestinely, doilies Wag rollers, in between them and any European ha- caah. e043,15,3(1.097 60, - and in treaeury nMes , extendel to it le the Gove, I recommend as
supposed, forcibly, carded o ff in a vessel from tio n , ems such, we may often kindly mediate funded, $11),833,0u, eritkiege an aggregate off a preleutimary msnsure a careful reconeolsance of
Nov Orleans to the Island of Celia. I .name- •in their behalf, without entangling ourselves $59,64,007 50; and the expenditures tor the I the several proposed routes by a scientific corps,
01.44.7 eatesod such steps to bra taken as 1 thiat ,i n foreign wars or unnecessary controversies. "Me
ti'lne wore. in ca5h.11 4 0,700.6 11 7 Si. and in anti *
select
as 1 0 the practicability of sockin g
treasury emu twitted, $lO.B , 33,0U0. making an such a road, with
d an eseemats °fun coat of its
neetiesary; in eau the informatim i I had remit , . I Wheriever the faith pf our treaties with any ol
of 507.0310107 fle. . construction and support,
~ , ,
ed ishould prove correct, to vindicate the liiinfor ' them shall eel uire our interference, we mint aggregate
of the oeuntty and the right of every person 1 necossorily into - pose. 1 The WAXlllatil and estunktes wh ich will he gob- For further view' on these and other matters
weakly ite ;Asylum on our coil to the protection A convention his been negotiated With Bra- mitted to Congreas e in the report er ofitheretleceelei b t o connected with the donee of the Boma Department,
, of our limo* Th. person alleged to have been . zit, providing fOr tt, e satisfaction..qa American aadletrt."*"rf sh o w
w That Were
w e ' l o F t h e , y • 1 refer yoll to las tePtnt of the Secretary dale
Mei" - Interior .
atbduened witermptly restored , and the roe , charnel on that govern, meta. and A will be gab- . d ie clue
by
e expen se s
li d " of J 1 next, . rippreprladord fair contra •
cionsuoimi
14 ,
tow
ate
new shout in
undt.t.
initind
to
the
senate.
Since
the
met
session
can wnr an treaty, en th e al 0 7 . I recommend early . u
go larastigatiolf before ajudieial tribunal. l c of $5,8 : 8,1 'I 66, and on thele first day of July, ing tbe river and barber impnwements which have
. O. Congress, we have rt ceived an Envoy Ex- ! reel, o f ereet,e47 092 73. makin in the whole a f ar , b o
, e nut. Ittepootitilly ttosf,toot, that yammer , ' the traurdinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from ' .be ' g
ofd 6 Wen already bega n , an d e h io ot t . co
nstruction
, • i
probable deficit, to provided for, i , a 75 .* of those for which velment. hove • been made, as
ee l .eh totem tw ill coinmithel in this i that empire, and our relatioi is with itare found- 214 39. The extraordinary expenses of the war we n is fte e s see th e se th ni e •
et edemas. preparatory
ease, le haereajoes as' bai ng In vendee with led upon the most amicable thoderstanding. I with Mexico and the purchase of California and to the commencement °felled others so the wants
nes olpislikini actian subplot uf twitenal sorer- I Your attention ie earneatay invited to an New Mexico, exceed in amount this deficit, toge. of the country. mad especially the advance of our
truth ilegamegl feredorn, there it SIO pro- I amendment of our existing laws relating to the thee with the loans heretofore made for those ob. opulation over new district., and the extension
*in *lila W punishment for it, perivided in , Afriean slave trade, with a view to the eirectii- ject s . 1 therefore recommend that authority be o P f co mmerce may ren d er , necessary. An esti
* a CMWrees. Tar enpedieuey of IMO- !al auppreuion of that barbarous Inane. It is given
Vine sat
,`,-
dereell in our ' criminal torte Is ',I not to by denied, that this trade is still, in p , art, to covet Mat deficit
r eet
to borrow whatever sum may be necessary mete o r the amoun t;' which pro be e a„ etegeatatty
I recommend the. alesr - expended within the next areal year, under the di
. slal elletelerefialed to year couteieration. carried on by means of vessels built in the UM- Yancey, strict economy in the appropriation sod rection of the Bureau ofToelographical Engineers
I be
• t•5t1V1, 1 0,4141 I!uttliaj MI Infraffertiet • • , ted Stabs, and owned or Mtvigetted ley scree of oopoodisonp et th e tubas money. ' aeaaPplaies Ail roPorg of ilm *raw; of Wij- , ,
, . _
t: Ii ntivitv.— We learn from
tti.• W. • :T11 , 1! , 1111111 111:1(
li' 11 ! 0,14 rim e service; ! r t s ~• 111 Cdrrol
pectfuds rerommend such a reduction Ntiould comity on Tuesday night last by three
Congress prefer to abolish the I - reeking privilege tt , hue inert and a negro. The house of
politely it seems probable that no demand on the
treasury would result from the proposed reduction Mrs. Engle. on Sams' Creek, was entered
by them and robbed of $l7O in money,
of postage. Whether any further diminution
should now be made, or the 'milt of the reduction between $5OOO and $6,000 iv paper, and
to five rents, which I have recommended. should two silver watches. The negro was
be first tested, is submitted to your decision. caught in the cellar, made a full confession.
Since the comineneeinent of the last session of I and gave up all that was stolen. The white
Congress. a Postal treaty with Great Britian has i
•
been received and ratified. and such regulations mei I I.'ve not been caught.
have been formed by the Post Odle° Departments '
of the Iwo countries, in pursuance of that treaty.
as to carry its provisions into full operation. The
attempt to extend this acme arrangement, through
England. to France, has riot been equally success
ful ; but the purpose has not been ahandoned.
For a particular statement of the condition of
the Pest Office Department. and other matters con
nected with that branch of the public service. I
refer you to the report of the Postmaster General.
By the act of the 3d of March, 18.19, a Board
was constituted to make arrangements for taking
the seventh census, composed of the Secretary of
State, the Attorney Geheml, and the Postmaster
General ; and it was made the duty of the Board
out prepare and cause to be printed such forms and
schedules as might he necessary for the full enu•
monition of the inhabitants of the United States ;
and also proper forms and schedules for collecting
in statistical tables, under proper heads, such in
formation as to mines, agriculture, .commerce,
manefactures, education, and other topics, as
would exhibit a full view of the pursuits, industry
education, and resources of the country."- The
duties enjoined upon the Census Board, theses
' tablished, having been performed, it now rests with
Congress to enact a law for earrying into effect
(ha provision of 'the Constitution which requires
an actual enumeration of the people of the United
States within the ensuing year.
Among the duties assigned by the Constitution
to the General Government is one of local and
limited application, but not, on that account, the
lest obligatory : I allude to the trust committed to
Congress, as the exclusive legislator andante guar
dian of the interests of the District of Columbia
I beg io commend these interests to your kind at
tention. As the - National metropolis, the city of
Washington must be art object of general interest;
and, founded as it was under the auspices of him
whose immortal name it bears, its ")aims to the
fostering care of Coogres, present themselves
with additional strength Whatever ran contribute
to its prosperity must enlist the feeling* id its Con
stitutional guardian*, and command their favora
ble conaitlerailort.
Our Government is one of limi.ed powers,
and tut successful administration eminently de
' pettils on the confinement of each of its co osili•
nate branches within its own appropinte sphere.
The first section of the constitution ordains that
legislative powers therein grunted shall be SUIT Foe Dmitsoes.—Daniel Moore, of
vested in a Congress of the United s , ates. which' Pittladelplitm has recovered 83,000 (lama
shall consist of a 'enate and House of-Represen• ges from George W. Watson. The plain
tatives." The Executive has authority to recom- tiff, it appears, in January last, was passing
mend (not to delete) measures to Congress. the carriage
s fa
blownhiesign
down, by whichy of the defendant
Department cannot rightfully cootiel the de-
cision of Congress on any subject of legislation, the leg of the plaintiff teas so badly shatter
until that decision shall have been officially if b• ed that amputation was rendered necessary.
nutted to the Priisident farapyiroval. Thecheek i During his confinement Mr. Watson con
provided by the t onstitution. in the clause con- tributed to the support of Moor's favly,
(erring the qualified veto. will never be exerci- paid all his doctor's bills, and when lirre:
sed by me, except in the cases contemplated by
the fathers of the republic. I view it as an ex• covered offered him a pertnanent salary of
treme measure. to be resorted to only in extra- $8 a week, whic), was refused, and the
ordinary cloeti---al where it may become neees- suit hrougTit for damsges. The verdict,
airy, to defend the Executive against the en- however, was a compromise between the
crogel i m.nis of legislative power, or toprevenfha ty parties.
an.linen-i,i 1.2 r tle or onconitito.l,ll .
fir etititiotiqy confining Ito:, trn-1)
within the !Their iiii•teriked to it in the cotein
poranoioi cal:o , 66nm of the lteriterr of the Con•
stitotion, the vi ill of the people, li..,;itimat,ty ex•
pressed on all subjects of legislation, tbrofigh
their constitutional organs, the Senators and Flop
resentatives of the United States, will have its
fulTeffect. As indispensable to the , preservation
of our system of self government, the independence
of the Representatives of the statesind the peo
ple is emended bribe Constltutioo; and they
owe no responsibility to any human power but
their constituents. By holding the Represent&
tive respomible only to the petiple, end exempt
ing him from all other infinencee,we elevate the
charseter of 'the, constituent and ijulzken his
sense ofresponsibility 10 hill'eountrY. It is '
der these circumstrnees only that the elector
can feel that, in the choice of the law maker, be
is himself, truly, a component part of the sover
eign power of the nation. W 4114411.1 .care
. we
shneld study to defend the rights of theesecutive
and judirsl departments. Our Goverment can
only be preserved in its purity by the amigresaion
and entire eliminative of every claim or toads*
A Witish man of war had arrived at Ma
zatlan on the 13th of November, from
Bchring's Straits. the captain of which gave
it as his opinion that Sir John Franklin's
expedition is safe.
An official statement of the receipts and
expenditures of the Philadelphia and Co
lumbia Railroad, for the fiscal year ending
November 30th. has just been published.
It appears that the amount of reriepts Was
*507,720.64,mM the amount of expendi
tures for repairs of roads, motive power,
neve locomotives and pay of voikeinr, fie.,
$200.51 1,2 , teen cog a nut profit of $327,-
IMY.3ti, or Over nine per rent. on the cost
of road and machinery-01,000.000.
FATAL ACCIDENT.—On Thursday !nor
nom, while a party of filen here iti,N111)!;
LirErt. stimt• 4141.2. iii co 17,0 Of V
rt.l.lllrn by .\ Ir. Jiilm Ithtl•, on the York
and Cumberland I? olw ay, a short di-Lance
from York, l'a., iii crane broke and the
stone fed, killing two men and injuring
two others, one of whom is not expected
to live. One of the killed is an Irishman,
name) Thomas Gonder. The names of
the others were not ascertained.
DEATO OF W 11.1.1 k M MILLER, TM r PRO
rnET.—Mr. :Hiller, of LoW Hampton,
New Vlirk, somewhat celebrated Mr his
views respecting the nearness of the ad
vent, died at his residence. on Thursday.
the 20th inst., in Lis Grbh year. Ile was
born •at Pittsfield. Mass., February 15,
17N2.
TIM SLAVERY SUBJECr IN KENTUCKY.
—No leas than four different propositions,
for allowing citizens to import slaves for
their own use, have been voted down in
the Kentucky Constitutional Convention
by large majorities. A substitute was
moved embracing tile principle of the law
of 1832. This was also negatived by a
very large majority-0 to 79. The fol
lowing, however, was adopted:
"The General Assembly shall pass laws
providing that any free negro or mulatto,
hereafter emigrating to, or being emanci
pated in, and refusing to leave this State,
or caving, shall return and settle with
in this state, shall be guilty of a felony,
and confined in the penitentiary thereof."
The South is not satisfied with hold
tug nearly three millions of men and wom
en to "ser% ice and labor" forever. And
efforts are now making to extend Slavery
over Free Soil. And we are told that a
refusal to yield to this demand will dissolve
the Union.
To this the North has hut one answer.
Slavery mail go no/or/her. We concede
all that the constitution gives to Slavery.
We abide by all its unhappy compromises.
But there we pause.—And there Slavery
must pause.
Heretofore, some have been intimidated
by threats. Others have been suborned
by office. Others again have been sway
ed by appeals to their magnanimity. And
all have been more or less influenced by
their regard for the integrity of the Union.
Butt neither "fear, favor, nor the hope of
reward" will again intimidate, propitiate
or corrupt the North. Our Mexican pos
sessions are Free, and cost what it may,
they will remain FREE.—Lancasler
Cr.
C;. E. BUEHLER
IESPP,CTFII Y Worms hie friend
1 and the public generally that he has
now on hand a large assortment of TIA
W.IIRB of every description, which he
will sell at moderate prices—allwarranied.
Persons wishing to purchase nt low rates,
will do well to call before purchasing else
where.
HOUSE SPOUTING will be made
and put up at 12i cent, a foot.
Plain and Figured Clasps,.
STEEL BEADS, P uree Twist, fusels
Silk Canvass, and Reticules, constant
ly on hand and for sale at .SCIUCK'S.•
01MP FRINOR I SILK 1
ir L. SCHICK has jusA ineeived a
fine assortment or Gimps and Fria
", and a repe article of 91,ack,91111.
city mw Cminfy aff Nese. Vick, ee.
William Armstrong, of the said City, being duly
morn, , doth depose and say that he Is a prerticil
Druggist and Chemist. That come time In the latter
part of May, or tlrst of June, 1949, a man by the e0 ,,, e .
of Jacob Townsend, who at that time wee a bnok and
pamphlet peddler, called upon deponent, at the house
of Mr. Thompson, No. 41 iludsometreet, where del.
mint boanled, and requested deponent to writ. him
recipe by which to make a Syrup of Sarsaparilla.
Deponent further says, that he became acquaint e d
with said Townsend at the mice of Theodora Foster
Es Book Publisher, with whom said Townsend
dealt q.,
That said Towneend had bed frequent emoverea.
thins with deponent respecting the manufacture of as
article of Sarsaparilla to be Bald under the muse of Dn
Jacob Townsend.
That said Townsend dated he was an old man, and
poor, and wee not Mr hard labor—and wished to
make some money, in order to lire only In his old
days, and that, if Sarsaparilla under the name of Town.
/end sold .o well, and en much money was mad* by
I, he could see no reason why he might not make
something out of it too, (Ms name being Townsend,)
if be could got a capable person to prepare a recipe,
and menulketure it for him. Depobent In one of the
ron•etsations asked said Townsend if he was related
to Dr. 8. I'. Townsend, to which he replied, that he
knew Dr. S. P. Townsend would be down on him after
he should commence. But that ha did not care for
him, as he had formed a copartnership with men who
could furnish the requisite arminnt of capital—and wan
well prepared to defend tunnel! against any attack
that might he made on him.
Deponent farther say., that pursuent to the request
of sari Jacob Townsend, be 'smote • recipe for the
nanufacture of a Syrup of Nerimparills, and gave It to
him Said T0W111,11.1 shamed that he wanted to
make ■ specimen to exhibit to his partner. for their
apt •ni ate he wished to gratify them in every thing,
at thee furnished all the capital --Kahl Townsend elm
told deponent thei the bottle. they were to use were
to he of the slime rise and shape as Dr. 8. O. Town
send's, and ileieinent, at the reest of said Jacob
"I redno•ti ! to the °eke of lie it r.
o! ,rocuted oil, of Itlk
1,1 birther 114,,, that he ha. been il;fbrin. •
1, • I belie i di. the S) rup of sold
•o, o made alter the recipe for•
I . ant, toll
head, 1. mend, a. aforesaid.
All,l furthe r depllllrElt pith not
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG,
13. , -o to before me, this 24th day of May. 111411
1:. it WOODHULL,
Mayor of the Pity of New York.
PROOF!! PROOF!!!
Here id' nom( comings@ that Dr 8. P. Towneend'a
flarralwrilla is the original. The following is from
acme ^r the mist respectable papers In thla State.
FROM THU
Albany Evening .frorn•l.
Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla.
There p:oliably never has been an populara remedy
or patent medicine. as lir Touluends's Sarsaparilla,
ineli usas originally, and continues to to ninon's,
bood 1111, 1 - 11. cat lir.t by the Doctor himself, and
siterw Ards fnr several years awl Cu, the present time.
h. a 1 .1 , k Townsend. lice present proprietors Since
the partner-atop woo (11/AlVel. the Doctor has resided in
:sew York, w here he keeps a 1 11.11 . e. 21111 attends to the
has. nee. ninon acconoilates at that point. The mans
fa. tory it In this Oct., and Is conducted by the Junior
rArti.r, Mr. Capp. here all the medloiaiii manufic.
fnr..l
tos s m e d ic ine citizen, have any Idea of ad d. unt of
that is manufectuied and Semites
the sink, In this country, it is shipped to the ( ensile;
West India Islands, South America, and wren to Fu•
nipe, in considerable wantons.. At the Mainifectory
the) employ a steam engine. beau'. • large number
al men. women and gills, in theiireparation of the
medicine,making hones, printing, c, and turn out,
mutt for shipment, of er 400 dozen per day, or nearly
1001 bottle*. This is an enormous quantity
1 he great sale the medicine has acquired, bee In.
dared • number of event,' get up Imitation., and there
is at the present tuns, other medicine. for sale, that
are called - Ur. Tow usensPe Sarsaparilla." One In pis,
Driller started a short'time ago in New York, is called
01,1 Doctor Jacob Tow mend's Samaparille," and ap.
patently. .with a view. by dint of advertising, and the
mnal nrme,hes resorted to in such eflorts, to appropri
ate the name of Dr. s P Town.tictli great remedy,
and thos gain all the lilt antages remaking from the
popularity of the time w Mai he has acquired for it,
by teen of patient and expensive labor. Ur. & P.
Tow nsend, former!) of this city, a• is well known
here. is the inventor and original proprietor of the
fliechein• known as "Dr Towmend'e
and we think those persons who are attempting bile°
their article as the genuine, should be exposed.
FROM THE.
New York Dolly Trtbono.
Op— We published en advertisement insidreilently
some time aine• thet did injustice to Dr. 8. P. Town.
send, who is the original proprietor of the protestation
of Sarsaparilla known as Dr. Townsieuirs. Other
parties have within the put few months engird or
connected themselves with a mast by the tusks of
Tow nsend who put up • medicihe and calla It by the
/Anne name. This medicine toss advertised in The
Triiiesse as the original, atc, This advertieement also
contained matter derogatory to this character of Dr.
8. P. Townsend and that of hie medicine. We regret
it appeared, and injustice to the Dr. make this So
planation.
FROM THE
New Turk Dolly San.
Da. Toonvoun's extraordinary ad vordsoineutowttkk
maple. an entire page of the Sus, will not escape
notice. Dr. S. P. Tow mend, who is the original pro
prietor of Dr. Tow risood's Seroaporilla, and wham of. is neat door to ours, when he has been for never.
al pun, is driving as immense bushier. He receives
no lens than four hundred dozen of Sarsaparilla per
day, and even this enormous quantity duos not supply
the demand. No medicine ever gained so greet •
popularity u his preparation of the Sarsapaiiilh. His
edition of Almanacs for 1840 cost 01,000, end he
has paid the New York Sc,. lior advertising, In the
out four years, over *lO OOO, , and he acknowledges
that It is the cheapest edvertssing be bee had Moe.
This medicine Is exported to the Canada.., West ha.
dice, South America and Europe, Ise coowiderabl•
quantities, and is coming into gerund use la Ikea
countries, as well as hen.
•
Swindler.
•
Druggists end others that sell Ilarseperilla for the
genuine end original Dr. Towoeend•e Sarsaparilla.
Dist is not signed by 8. P. Townsend, commits 'fraud.
and swindles the customers Men that would Po
guilty of such Co act, would commit any other fraud
—and no Druggist of common intelligence but knows
that oats le the only genuine.
Old Jdcob Tommaand
Some pimple who are not well infringed, and have
sot read the papers, end not men our advertisements,
have been led to suppose, that because these mini sd
vertise their stuff as "Old Jacob Towtwends," that it
must, of course, be the original. It is lass than me
year sinc•y commenced to make their radians.
Ours hu b nin the market over ten years.
e Oil Jacob TarernimendL
They are endeavoring to palm off on the public se
an old Physician, Ike. it. le not a regular *decided
Physician, stud Dever attempted to menudicture a mml
kin*, until these men hired him for the use of his
name. They say they do not whils the people to be
lieve that their karsapsrilla is our*, or the seine—but
the better to deceive the publie, they at the same time
assert that their's is the Old Dr. Townsend* and the
original ; and endeavor to make the people believe
that the stuff they mentifecture, le th e Dr. Townsend*
flanapatilla, that has performed so manonderful
cures for the part tea years, and which be pitied •
repetition which no other motocin• ems « enloyed—
which Is a base, villainous, unprincipled &behead.
We have commenced Wig against these men for
damages. We wish it to be understood, that the old man
is no relation to Dr. Townsend whatever. in their ab
verthements and circulate, they publish a flusher of
groin hilsehoode respecting Dr. Townsend, whital wa
will Wit notice.
Phase Report..
Our oppownds hare published In the pepsin, that
Dr. 11. 7'. Townsend wu dead.. Ma they send to their
geats about the country, *be report that we hare
ran up Inudnees. Mc. ho. Thf Publics should b. co
air guard, eas t not be decoked t 4 thew usprioeb
pled PM'
Man of Revirrol:—After the lIM of ilegtereber.
INA Dr. li. P. Tawneend'r New Yost Dane will be
Ii the South Baptist Church, No. 01 Nuesushos%
irldch Is now undergoing a thorough thilt.andi
will be fitted Ow the better occounnodatioss of pre.
ps.ton and the pub li c.
Tabs liatifeektr Nolte..—No tienstarllle_k , the
welter and origins' Dr. Tow:tonal lianwparDli to.
law sigalid by 11. P. Townsend.
. :. . .
A _—ileddleg lb Co; Nil. II etatwetreet end
Id re. It. Kidder, No. NO Courtweree• loolens Iniansel
Kidder, Jr„ Lowell, Henry Pall, Wein; Jewel 111.
Green, Worcester.; Allison I Gault, CoisoordA J.
e il lu ale D 4 4 9lllll. n•MO lP g= "1"1" gboo l "d i
Upg by U lll°T'‘n nll , 4 lll" d
NWrilr illi WI ".
WON end the ' '
‘.s. •we tiqa. a. , Clef II yfibll PIP. bY
' - EL . DUEULER,
t
Wholesale 4. Retai gent for .dam. Co.
e
ALEX. R. STEVENM)III,
T AMEX 47"1.11.4r,
Un - tcE in the Centre Sqnsre, North
of. the Court-house, between Smith'
mad Stevenson's corners.
Gettysburg',
T M. STEVENSON has just received
of a lot or country Stocking Yarn, Long
Reel-superior quality, which will be sold
tow. Call and see.
311313 C. "fiehT:llllC.
OF VARIOUS RINDS
FOR 3411,R AT THIS °Fritz.
Those of our patrons who have been regular
and prompt in their doolings with us, will accept
our thanks, and not regard this notice as designed
for them. It is intended fur the benefit of those
who seem to think that a Printer can live on air
—or what is equivalent, deem it fair that we
should labor year after year. and incur heavy ex
penses, fortheir benefit, without the slightest possi
ble acknowledgement. And by all such we hope
it will be headed, and that promptly.
QT THE MESSAGE of President Taylor in
to day's paper will be read with general interest,
as well on account of its being the first olfiriil
exposition of the views of the new Administra.
lion, as for the intrinsic excellence of the divot.
meet itself. It is about half the averave length of '
recent Presidential documents, President Taylor
renting satisfied with n simple. distinct declain•
Lieu of the relations and policy of his Adminisfrn
lion, and not caring to play the demagogue by
burdening his annual addresses with sophistical
arguments and partizan appeals. The frankness
with which the Piesident announces his views. his
marked deference for the popular will as expres
sed titre' the Representatives or the people in the
National Legislature. and his patriotic dererriii•
nation to stand by and maintain the integrity of
our glorious Union to the full extent of the obli
gations and power conferred upon him h, the
Constitution. command the admiration of
every reader not blinded by partizan prepidi re.
As the Nlensage itself is corn. aratiNely brief
and will he very generally read, it is scarcely
worth while to consume space by a , 1110111A1 y of
its contents. We bespeak a candid
perusal for the entire doe 111fient. %sill he
found to be an able and well written one.
di ni
fled in tone and et pre , stoti. I rea'l ii thonig , i
a truly patriotic and American spent. ii nrthv 01
the sonrce,from which it ClTlAratef The cowli
lion of our public atnirs, fuleigii and i'ome-iic.
is depicted with a free and manly pen ; and et c.
ry citizen will rise front its perusal sat nfied that.
amid all the din and burly burly 0: Congression
al contention which. for three weeks. 50 0111111
misty preceded and prevented its del ',pry, tite
reins of state are in firm hank, and vi.dnm and
a devoted spirit preside together over the
nies of the Republic.-
rirThe erlitoni of the lurk Repubbran - trill
accept our acknowledgments for a package nf ex
trat containing the President a message. la Mich
came to hand at an early bout on Wetine-day
Utonion. Barring a lets' vagaries on the pact vi
our brethren of the Republican, which, at little , .
have nettled us not a little. they constitute a itime
of rather clever typos and turn out one of the be-t
Whig papers in the State. Ihe - , complittleo ,
of the season" are cordially recipr•cated.
("Reader, have you ever had the privileae of
testing the virtues of an "Oyster he, prepated in
best style by an experienced cook It wit, tie
advise you to cal! at once at ITIFS
SALOON, in Cho mbersburg street —to ivhich es.
tablishment we stand indebted for the. piesent of
a mammoth one. "piping hot," on Christmas eve
ning. A previous free indulgence in the good
things of the day I Printers do sometimes stumble
upon good things) left us little relish for ittly ad
ditional luxury ; but there was no ditilculty in
getting all hands to work on this one, %smell
notwithstanding its enormous uze, was -stouted
away" with considerable ease. By the way, do
our epicures know that they can command a sup
ply of Oysters, stewed, fried or raw. Tripe, Chick •
en fixing, or almost anything else in the eating
line, on short notice, at the above establishment
PLEASE RETURN THE M.—There are nine
or ten Nos. of our Graham's and Sartain's Mac.-
azines for 1849 missing, which of course breaks
the files and interferes with the binding. Per.
sons who have borrowed the missing Nos. will
please retain them or inform us of their wherea
bouts.
rerug,o4TE LEGISLATURE will con
vene at Harrisburg on Tuesday next, the let of
January. Should there be nn delay in the orkan
ization of the two Houses, the Governor's Mes
sage will be delivered on Wednesday, and we
will be enabled to give at least an abstract of it in
our next issue. The Locofocos having a majori•
ty in both Houses will of course have the officers
—Mr. PACK ita being most prominently named for
Speaker of the Senate, and Mr. POIRTIR of the
House. We understand that Mr. EM 'MEI.
Zara Lilt, of this place, will be a candidate for re
election to the post of Door-keeper in the House.
Mr. Z has held the post fir two years, and makes
a popular and efficient officer. We hope he may
be re-elected.
Judging from the published list of members, the
House this winter will embrace an unusual degree
of ability, and we may expect some efficient and
judicious legislation upon the important questions
which will necessarily be brought before the Le
gislature. The apportioning of the State into Le
gislative districts—the propriety of a revision of
the Banking system—the election of Judges by
the people,—and other important topics, will claim
attention at the coming session. This latter ques
tion—the election of Judges—it is said, will he
staved off if possible, or smothered by the Lamle-
ens, and it willl be necessary fie. its friends to be
wide awake and have it brought up at an early i
day. it is a popular measure, desired by the two
pie, and demagogues should not be ',ermined to
thwart the popular wish by intrigue and deception.
Be the adieu of the Legislature what it miry,
we heat the satisfaction of knit, ing that Adams
county, through her Representatives, will discharge
bar whole dtity. Mr. strata. our Representative
is the House, has already served in thst body, is
Ihnalliar with the routine of legialstion, and, with
ability second to none in it, he will leave his mirk
upon its proceedings. Our political friends in the
Boos will And in him an ever ready and reliable
champion of Whig principles, in the Beasts we
shall lasts a trust-worthy Representative in Mr..
Santini, the respected and efficient Senator from t
this district, than whom no. member sustains a
fairer at halter merited reputation foe.ahility and
integrity. With eueh Representetives, the Inter
eats of Adams county will ho properly cared for,
rir"rho A nand Distribution of the American
Art Union took plies in New York on the 21st
at which 400 Paintings were distributed,
26 Wove . . iltataottes, and 00 Outlines from the.
works of . , Washington Allston. The number of
subscribers *m118,900. yielding a revenue+ of 0)94,-
000. We Wiese that Pony af the prima come to
Adams county this yes,.
ALL READY I—So mks ottr Carrier of his
Patting, whom he design* hailing bright end early
on Tuesday morning, with his usual New Year's
carol, slid from Om he expects an acknowledg
ment suitable to the season.
ri"Another trial to elect a Representative in
Compass Rom Mr.•4lfrey'e district, is fobs marls
an the filet of4sanary. •
Cr E. /es Agoutis, Esq.. of 'Phifadel
pitis, bait been appointed Charge to 'Na
ples, rice hones M. Power, resigned.
For Mr. Coleoek—Mr. Holmes.
For Mr. Moreheed—Messrs. Morton, Owen,
Stephens, and Toombs. (Whip )
Fyr Mr. Durkee—Mr. Wilmot.
For Mr. Potter—Mr. Wood.
For Mr Boyd—Mr Woodward.
Mr. Cobb having the highest number of votes.
Mr. Stanley, (Whig) of North Carolina, offered
the following resolution, which after much con
fusion was adopted by a vote of 140 to 33.
Resolved, That Howell Cobb, a representative
from Georgia. be declared duly elected Speaker of
the House of Representatives for the 31st Con
gress.
Mr. Cobb was conducted to the Speaker's chair
by Messrs. Winthrop rind McDowell. and the oath
of utiles administered to him by Mr. Royil, of Ky .
the senior member of the House Alter which
the House adjourned to Mini lay.
V.—Both llousce convened on Mon
dav nt the usual hour. In the Semi Mr. Cass
milord a resalutitm, which he would call up after
the holidays, decl,ring it expedient to suspend di
plomatic interrourm with Austria.
Mr. Foote presected a petition of the brit, of
Kosciusko. pra h; protection of their nulits.
Mr. Foote gave notice that he would ask leave
to Introduce a hill to provide Mr the nraseization
of territorial uoverranent of California. Deseret and
New Mellen: to rnable the people of l'ohlornia.
and the DiAriet of Jacinto. in Teun.,. tar
consent or 0 , , e. sLoo.) ro.pootkol ) , to berm a con
stitlino•• And •• , t;ite ,rovcrionent.
The '11,•..1ee of Itn,onneed
it Ills rea,lTrttkly-the the 11411a'
nunthrr or eat i r r.o•= or,lered to he stinted.
The time of the 11,0,te %v.vt tt le] by IP:le:tr
im': in the . ntemolWrll r ler t, thstribtring the seat,
end reatima the Nip:wage, I hiltttl extra copies of
which were ordered 11, be printed.
A motion to print :000 in t wrrnan tvat, 9,1014-
.1 by I I:") xottng ni the a train:lnv, ii, ly
moved a re-ermFacteration of the vote hying 0 0 ta,...-
ed to .(•11:n¢ nurb a precedent. the
mot mt. the !Lowe oljourneil uhtd Tintrattay text
SHEIIIFF"S S 14:S.—Sheriff Fickes an
nounces thro”gli the last l'emtpliet, to the I,nrot4-
cos of the county, that he dexigns having n Sher
iffs sale on Safureley Nye l'2lh (If .bzogt4orq
at 1 o'clock, at the (Court-hoax.•. A. some of mr
11'4m readers may Ilk. WiVII to lie informal at •lie
Cwt• we have tham.lit it well talon di to Give the
annexe.. of prapertie , to he vold. Ivor if r leme
tit —for tha,..• V aft...m.lly wit o v ,ii,l for ,u.l
hillartl lot llr. Fi , kes 1 .0 to
No. I.—A tract of land in l'4.nowat7o thu
adjoining lands of J molt ‘Vortz. Wiress ‘Portz,
1) vul Svli warn., Snmul l illy, and otherA, contath-
Ma 184 acres, with iinprovementa. Ni.. 12 —Four
acres of clewed land, in same township. ndioi t.
ing land. of John Schwartz. William Gilt. and
Daniel Ihller. 'lO ho sold as the property of
Dowd Gott.
A lot of ground in Bunterstown. Stralinn
township. adjoining lot• 01 Abraham Kin g, 1. F.
Ity, and .losiss Woods, with improvements
Selling. as the property of Mary Warm
A hs!flot of ground in Cettysliura, ort rost York
street. eitljoining lots of Dr. Horner. and heirs of
m. NlTherson, with improvements. Selling as
the property of ('.,milk IL Redding.
A half•lot of ground in Beuysburg, on south
Baltimore street, adjoining lots of John Houck and
the Presbyterian Church. with improvements.—
Selling as the property of William byxert.
A tract of land in Hamiltonban township, eon
taining 83 urea. adjoining landaof Francis Eline,
Gro Toot, and David ilosserman, with improve
ments. Selling as the estate of Pornard Theme.
is hardly necessary for us to say that the
advertisement of ono of the properties to be sold
at !•heritrs sale, which appears in to-days paper,
is not authorized by Sheriff Fiches, but by the
party interested.
fiCrQuite a spirited and bitter debate
was sprung in the U. S. Senate, on Thurs
day last, on the resolution to tender a sent
within the bar of the Senate to Father Ma
maw, the great Temperance advocate.—
Messrs. Calhoun, Berrien, Yulee, Butler,
Clemens, Foote and other Southern Sena
tors, some how or other discovered the
hydra-headed monster of Abolition con
cealed under the proposed compliment,
and made a furious assault upon the reso
lution, which filially passed by the follow
ing vote. The bitterness of the debate,
however, is a fair indication of what we
expect from these hot-spurs when the sla
very question comes up in proper farm :
YEAS—Messrs. Baldwin, Bell, Bradbury,
Bright. Cass, Chaos, Clarke, Clay, Cooper, Da
vis, of Massachusetts. Dickistrt, Dodge, of lowa,
Douglas, Downs, Felch, Greene, Hamlin, Houston,
Jones Mangum, Miller, Not rig, Seward, Shields,
Smith, Soule, Stewart, Sturgeon, Underwood, Up
ham, Willett, Walker, and Whitcomb-33.
N A Ys—Messrs Atchison, Badger, Berrien, Bor
land, Butler, Calhoun, Clemens, Dar is, of Missis
sippi, Dawson, Foote, Hunter, Mason. Marten,
Pearce, Beak, - ebartian, artier, and Y aloe— Is.
r The Whig party in the House of
Representatives were defeated in the choice
of a speaker by the defection of the faction
of Southern Pro-Slavery Whigs who threw
their votes away, rather than give them
to Mr. Winthrop. Let the traitors con
summate their treason by taking another
step and joining the ranks of the enemy.
The Whig fold itr no place for Pro-Slavery
Disunionists.
PCT/ Both Moses of Congress adjourn
ed over from Monday to Thurs(l4, so that
we have no Legislative doings to record
for Tuesday and Wednesday.
fir:7' The Legislature of Georgia' has
seconded the treasonable movement of her
Representslives in Congress by adopting
xesolutiona threatening to secede from the
Union in case Congress adopts the Wil
mot Proviso or adrnits California into the
Union with its present Anti-Slavery Con
stitution, and has adjourned one month to
await the action of Congress I, Noble pa
triots sod worthy apostles of Liberty these
Southern Slave-drivers fare!
o:7oSir Henry Lytton Bulwer, the new
British Minister, wan officially received at
:Washington on INondi !sit. ,
•
Two children of Samuel Phial) , were
burnt to death, wilh their honsik at 1;icli:
mond, near Philadelphia, on Monilliy.
NOTICE is hereby given to all Legatees
and other persons concerned, that the
Administration Accounts of the deceased
persons hereinafter mentioned will be pre
sented at the Orphans' Court of Adams
county, for confirmation and allowance, on
Monday the 21st of January next :
88 The first and final account of Sam
uel Gilliland and Thomas N. Dicks, Ad
minion-more of Margaret Gilliland, (wid
ow,) deceased.
87. The first and final account of Sam
uel Gilliland and Thomas N. Dicks, Ad
ministrators of Win. F. Gilliland, dec'd.
88. The first and final account of Gen.
Cole and John Cole, Executors of George
Cole, son.. deceased.
WM. W. IT %MERSIN, Register.
R4.2iAtet's Mtive,Gf tty,.b•irg,
Der. I S 4 9.—ta
VIERret . P3 SALE.
IN pursuance of a writ of Venditioni
Expunas, IS,4led out of the Court of
Common Pleas of Ali:11118 county, and to
me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale oil ,Ssotordery lhr 121/1 of January
nr.rt. at 1 o'clock. P. M., at the Court
house, Hi Ccut sbora.,
slii.oe Niroban township,
North-east corner oi tin pui~li~•
F. Felty \Vuoils, tcuh
a twirsiory Brick
./
Dwelling house, •
r .
suitable for any kind of public II
business, with a ftanie stable and a well of
water on the hr: 1111geS.—Setzed anti taken
in execution a. the e.taie of M. W Al:
\V \I. FLUKES, Suerill
!)'c. 28, 1818.—ttl
Tax Appeals.
r I 1; ( Ilf A ! rig
affileC 111..
rd Upton 010 ' . 1111: , 1d.11 . 1,1ur
Lilt h d Ig id A i•pc.ils in Iltt• sever ;I town-
Ship , :11111 1111rIlligh• in the eotiiiiy, when
and where they will attend to hear Appeals
lietween the hours of 9 o'clock, A. M. and
3 P. M.:
For the townships of Mountjoy, Germa
ny and Union, at the house of Joseph Bar
ker. in Littlestown, on Monday the •28th of
January next.
For the townships of Conowago and
Mount')leasant, at the house of Peter Smith
iu Mountpleasant, on Tuesday the 29th of
January next.
For the townships of Oxford and Ber
wick, at the house of Mrs. Miley, in New
Oxford, on Wednesday the 30th of Janu
ary nex..
For the townships of Hamilton & Read
ing, at the house of Israel Yount, in Hamp
ton, on Thursday the 3 let day of January
next.
For the townships of Huntington, Lati
more and Tyrone, at the house of John
M. Ege, in I'etersbug, on Friday the Ist
of February neat.
Fur the townships of Hamiltonban and
Liberty. at the house of Isaac Robinson,
in Milierstown, on Monday the 4th day of
February next.
Fur the townnship of Franklin, at the
house of Moses Smith, in Caslttown, on
Tuesday the sth of February next.
For the township of Menallen, at the
house of IVm. Eicholtz, in M iddletown, on
Wednesday the 6th of February next.
For the townships of Freedom and Stra
ban, at the Commissioners' Office, in Get
tysburg, on Thursday the 7th day of Feb
ruary next.
For the township of Cumberland and
borough of Gettysburg, at the Commis
sioners' Office, in Gettysburg, on Friday
the Bth of, February next.
JACOB KING,
J. G. MORNINGSTAR,
JOHN MUSSELMAN, JR
Attest—J. Aer,siNBALIOU, Clerk. [Corn'...
Dec. 28, 1840—td
LAW PAR'INERSIIIP.
THE undersigned have entered into part
nership for the Practice 'of the Law
i n the several Courts of Adams county.—
Office iu South Baltimore street, threndoors
South of the C ourt-house. the same here
tofore occupied by li, 11. SMVSER. All
business entrusted to their care attended to
with fidelity and despatch.
DANIEL. M. SMYSER,
WILLIAM M'SHERRY
N. B. During my absence this winter
at Harrisburg, Mr. M'Sherry is also au
thorized to attend to my old unfinished bus
iness, and will be in constant communi
cation with me relative to the same.
DANtEL M. SMVER.
Dec. 21, 1840.-8 m
rarf ttpeetator" insert three months,
mark cost, and charge this cane. •
FOR RENT.
STORE ROOM, in a very desks
/1i hie situation in the country. Posses
sion given the first thy ,of April next.—
Enquire at this office. • ,
Dee. 21, 1849:
, GENTLEAthIir ;
WMit find it to their advantage Mean
at th e Store •of , I. L. 1.30111 CK.
and examine hie stook of Satin Vesting.,
Gloves, Stockings, AianilitercisioGob ()ta
rots, Suspenders,
113" Particular attention is called to our con
centrated Extracts of Vanilla and Lemon, for elm
v i ri n P
urc : E 7 e:is( is an
irr arnt'
tern, Pure youndtpi es d I'owde teArti e
of every
idinbuk,orincu id e ax •
pressly for tamilr use.
The importance of pure and reliable Me,iimue
is every day being observed and appreciate.' by
the Medical Profession. Apothecaries. and cony
munity at large. That the practitioner should
be able to calculate with cm tainty upon theeffect
of the medicines he admitisters is of eminent
importance to him and his patients. Always
keeping this point in view, we trust those who
purchase or use our articles will hate nn rouse
of disappointment. TILDEN & Co..
Proprietors of the Botanic Garden, New
Lebanon, N.Y.
C. D. KNIGHT, Agent, No. 38 N. Gth st. Phila.
!..el,l. 11. 181 tim
In Physicians. Ilrug . gists, and
Country Merchants.
n R. J. N. KEELER and BRO.. mnst re
spect'illlik solicit attention to thou keel)
stock ot Liighset Frond) .German and American
Aleritemes Chemical., Plm., (ilk,
Dse Glassware, Pet fi.mery, Patent Alesh
cine.s, Yee. opened a non store No 29.1
Alar:ort street, with a nill supply 01 Drugs and
Medicines. or respectfully solicit Country Deal
t'', to ox amine our stock belote purchasing else
iiheie, promising one and all who ti.a: reel 111S
ri!).ol to extend us their patronage. to ri II them
Genuine Drugs and Medicines, on no liberal 'erne
as any other home in the City, and to hilthinny
esoric, entrusted to tla piorrpi I) and
14u• o; the proprietors being a regii]ar pitysi
e,.,i, • eli • •r 1 , voille v;iiaratiteeo! .C..141111 , 1' tilld!
4 .1 .141 .10 •oh at their e,'“l•i;olirtui,t
11'e lk , lll , Clfilly int ile Droggists t o,,ntry
Merch.iiits.uilo may wieh in become Agents Inf .
Dr. Kerler'w'rekbraled Fatuity J ll,ll, intro. (slam!.
ard and popular rnethrinc,,) to loroard Owls ad
dress 6nliciting the patronage o 1 dealeis, et
respectfully remain,
J. N. KEIMER 4.. !SRO ,
‘Vh"le.ale DrsiL% , ..i,lz, No st
:trt. 14. 1N49-1%.
THE VERY GBE3T 11411G.11.VS
1 ail' OPIEBED
KUICI'Z'S NE\V S'I'011E!
IrE have 111/W 1111 hand a chni(-e and
lull ass,irmient of all ileseripibms
of WINTL R GOODS, which we otter
now, as usual, at remarkably Low entei:s.
Persons wishing bargains in the Dry
Goods line will he sure to be suited by
calling at VLlT•liari;'B Cheap Slore.
FR NC MEIONOE` 4 , all shades ;
figured Delaines, at P.r ) . 18i and 25 et,. ;
plain and printed Cashmeres, at 25, 311.
and 371 rents ; super black Alpaceas at 20,
25 and 37; cents—KT.& Kurtz's.
SPLENDID LONG. SHAWLS, at pri
ces varying from $3 to $7 50; figured and
black Dress Silks very cheap ; also Blank
ets, Flannels, Tickings, ite.,--lq"10 be
had at Kurtz's.
Together with an assortment of Cloths,
Cassimeres, Vestings, Stocks, Cra%ats,
Gloves. Hosiery, &e. &e. We close as
we began, with the wholesome advice and
significant motto, that if you want bargains
forget nol the Cheap and New Some of
Dec. 21, 1549. K U
Jf'OTIC li.
otters of Administration, on the estate
LA of DANIEL HAWN, deceased,' late
of Mountjoy township, Adams county,
Pa., having been granted to the subscri
ber, residing in Mountjoy township, notice
is hereby given to all who are indebted to
said estate, to make payment without de
lay, and to those having claims to present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
Will. KUHNS, Adw'r
Nov. 2, 1342.-6i*
LARGE lo' of Ribbons and Flow-
Ilk ere just received and for sale by
Oct. 5. - J. L. SCHICK.
JURY LIST.
Grand Jury, January Term, 1850.
Menallen : James J. Willa, Bernard Gard.
nor, Michael Dietrich, Henry Hartzell,William
B. Miller, Valentine Feld, Jr.
Borough : Leonard Stouch,
Reading: John Dicke.
Oxford : Levi Waggoner.
Freedom : John McCleary.
Cumberland : George Plank, George Way
bright.
Latimore: David Newcomer.
Union: Henry Goteliiia, Samuel Young.
Hamilton: Pills Fink, Martin Getz.
Huntington: Jeeee•John, JIIIIISS Townsend.
Moinitjoy : &titter Snyder.
Franklin: Peter Mickley, (Caahtown.)
Mountpleasant : George Hagerman, Samuel
Noel.
Conowago t Jacob Little.
General Jury.
Borough: David Kendlehart, Surlualbio-
Creary, 'David Ziegler, James A. Thompson,
John Culp, (of M.)
Cumberland : Emanuel Pitser, Sr.
Oxford : >Michael Slagle.
Tyrone: Daniel Diehl, Jacob Hersh, Ezra
Myers, Peter Hummer.
Berwick : Isaac Wolf, George Ickes.
Mounrpleasant:: James Poist, ,Sithasthin
Weaver. " '
Franklin Robert Shakely, Leiri, Pitner,
Charles Sterner.;Menallen: Wiliam,Harlin, Samuel Diehl.
Freedom: David, Sandoe, Daniel Sheets,
James Digbem. . , t
Liberty Robert Hill. Jamee 'Moore.,,
Hamiltonbso; Michael . Herring .lebn B.
Paxton. '
Conovrago : Abraham- Keagy, Frs. Xriebton.
Hamilton: Samuel B. Patterson.
Germany:.Jonathan C. Forrest.' ;
Huntington: John Ferree.
Niountjoy : Joseph Zook, Jooeph Fink,
Latimore: Adam Gardner, Jr.„ •.•
Reading: Sohn Miller.
of the most desirable styles imported this
season. RICH VESTINGS—We have
and are constantly receiving new styles of
Vestings, consisting of plain and figured
Sins and Woolen Vdvels. Nara and
striped Cashmeres, Silks, Satins and
Vakneias,
of all shades and colors. - - Our CUSTOM
WORK is cut and made in the- best man
ner—and as regards style and workman
ship, is warranted to give entire satisfac
tion,piiar‘
.0 and at greatly reduced prices.
READY-MADE 01.0THING.—Pei
-8003 in want of Ready-made Clothing are
larly invited to call and examine
f;a ,: c . t o u . r i e ,H al l i N gtl
o teitie A s n o d f F o tS r H! a
our sto:lk before purchasing elsewhere, as
CN-
A w n e n u t E anu
moot o f th a t is at all times large,
w hi c h o tt ers t o
h -ntichasers a great induce
ment of proctirinj an article of a quality!
which cannot he oLlained in any other;
Clothing Establishmeti in the City.
We bavu on hand and are constantly
manufacturing Garments of every variety,
from the beat materials, in the most ap
p °vett styles, for Falk and Wittier Wear,
CONCOWFINO OF
Surfont, Sack and ?Mid overealals.
Of all colors. qualitiewandsixes, front
4 50 4 75. 5 50 and upwards.
BOYS' SACK & OVERCOATS.—
A large assortment al Boys' Sack and
Overcoats, 20 per cent. less than the usual
prices.
SUPERFINE FROCK AND. DRESS
COATS, made from German and, French!
Cloths, in the latest fashion. A large 1
stock of Tweed Coats, Pants and Vests.
We have a large assortment of Tweed
Frocks and Sacks. A New Article- 1
Forest Sacks, for Stormy weather. Pan
taloons, from Super French Doeskins.—!
BLACK AND FANCY CASSIMEREI
PANTS. of every variety of Shade and
Color, at SI, 150, 1 75, 2, 2 50, 3, 3 50, 1
and upwards.
VESTS, made from Rich Velvets, Sa
tins, Cashmeres and Valencies, and at all
prices. •
ii..Rememler name and place. corner of
Pratt and Centre !Markel Spare.
11. H. COLE.
Nov. 23, 1849.—1 y
Q%A/VIEOSITY OF 111 WELAND.
FACT I. Y OF I'll V81(3.
SESSION 01 1849—'50.
I '111.: Lectures will commence on Mon
day the •29th of October, and con
tinue until the 15th of March ensuitm.
Chemistry and Pharmacy—Wm. E. A
AIKEN. M. D., L. L. D.
Surgery—NATHAN R. SMITU.
Therapeutics, Materin Medics and Hygi
ene—SAmucs. dur.w, NI. D.
Anatomy and Physiology—Jimlm Rosy,
M. I).
Theory and Practice of Medicine.—W3l.
roWER, M. 1).
Midwifery and Diseases of Women and
Children—RlCHAßD H. THOSAI3, M. D.
Lecturer on Pathology and Demonstrator
ofAnatonly—Gso. W. MILTKNDEROKII.
instruction in Clinical Medicine and
Clinical Surgery every ay at the Balti
more Infirmary, op site the Medical Col
lege. The coon or practical anatomy
will be opened ember let, under the
charge of the demonstrator. Fees for the
entire course 190. Comfortable hoard
may he obtained in the vicinity of the Med
cal College, for 152,50 to 413.59 per week.
WILLIAM! E. A. AIKEN,
Dean of the Faculty.
Sept. 21. 1849.-83
SHIRT S suncrs at wholesale,
from $8 to 924 per dozen.
COLLLA RS, from Si to
94 per dozen.
Manufactured and sold at 179 BALTI
MORE STanitr, between Light and Calvert.
MEN'S and BOYS' Shirts, Cotton and
Linen, on hand and constantly making, all
sizes—plain and fancy.
'PLY — Remember the name and
179 Baltimore Street,
Fourth door below Light.
Oct. 20, 1849.-4 m 'BOTON.
RESTORATION AND PRESERVATION OF
THE HAM BY
N. Wise and Sou, of Va.
A CARD.
.WISE & SON, finding it imp,os
sihle to attend personally to the
great number of daily, applications, from
all sections of the Union, for their remedy
for baldness, and for their celebrated HAIR
TON le. have found it necessary to up.
point a General Travelling .1/gent, to
It different cities and towns throughout the
United States, vesting liiin with authority
to appoint sub.agents,, use and vend the .
Hair Tonic, and to apply the RESTOR
ATIVE, and to put them into the hands of
those he may appoint to operate wherever
a /sufficient number of patients in any
town or neighborhood shall , ,betobtained.
Capt. 9zostoz eamotax,,, of Fauquier
county, Va., is alone authorized to act as
General 'travelling Agent, with the pptsers
aboVe indicated,, )
Capt. C. may ,be, eapeeted to ; rtnb ss
speedily as priseible, the ptfh,cipal cities
and towns pf,,the Union.
N.:,8 Cain, ft.ltilvert will always have
on hand a, hal luPply of the HAIR:TON
TO (which. cfelinees. the head of damdruff.
strengthens and invigorates the hair, and
prevents it" els° from ,falling off,) for the
region, of oxithilny most contiguous to his
°partitions it may always be obtained,
et wholesale, and forwarded to any part of
the:Union, by addressing the proprietors
M. WISE & SON, Richmond, Va.
• CorTrice 09 per dozen cash. Six bot
tles for ss—or one dollar single bottle.
Dec. 7, 1319.---IY
Attegt-1. Arommuort; Clerk.
December 14, 1849.-4 w.
PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS the Hon. DADIRL Dot-
KEE. Esq. President of the several
Courts of Common Pleas, in the counties
composing, the 18th District, and Justice John Fahnestock
--
of the Courts of Oyer and Terminer and RESPECTFULLY' announces to his
General Jail Delivery, for the trial Of all friends and the public generally. that
capital and other offenders in the said dis-
ho has opened a NEW
trict—and GYOROR SMYRNA and JANNI Hardware and Grocery. Store r
M'Divirr, Esqa., Judges of the Courts of in Gettysburg, at "M'Clellan's Cornet;
Common Pleas and Genera: Jail Delivery, where can be found a general assortment of
f or the trial of all Capital and other offend- every thing in his line. Having examin
ers in the county of Adams—have issued ed both the Philadelphia and Baltimore
their precept, bearing date the 21st day markets. he is enabled to offer his goods
of November in the year of our Loan one at reduced prices, and can confidently sa
thousand eight hundred andfortrnine, and sure them that they can he purchased low
to me directed, for holding a Court ofCom- er than they have ever been sold before.
" ° he PeacetnPleasa andndG G ene e r nmi j
General ay sl t i er i3 Se ei s iv si e r; Hi fi * s‘toecrkdcwonesii...ure
and oa Cutlery, r
of
and Court of Oyer and Terminer, at Get- such as nails,.cross-cut saws, planes and
tyshurg, on.liknday the 21.1 day of' Jan- bits, locks;,liintes, screws, chisels of ev.
WOW next,— . . erg description, rasps and files. saddlery
-NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN To 'Mall varieties; Shoemakers' lasts and tools,
all the Justices of the Peace, the Coroner morroccoleattier and linings;shovels,forks,
and Constables within the said County of and a gaup"( assortment of
Adams, that they be then and there in their TABLE. cU T LER Y AND POCKET
proper persons, with their Rolls, Records, ' KNIVES
Inquisitions, Examinations and other Re- in short, every article belonging to that
membrances, to do those things which to branch of busmess. Also a complete as
their offices and in that behalf appertain sortment of GLASS,
and
a PA la l r N ge 7, 62 0 1 11. an a d at ge D ne Y ra E l EL11 0 F run M en
t of
to he done, and also they who will prose
n
GROCERIES,
e sn n a te ll a b g e ai i n n st ti t l h e e
j p a r i i i so n i f ie t r h s e t s h a a i t d a c re o o w ;t y he nnf
Adams, and to be then and there to pros.'
FISH, and CEDAR WARE, all of which•
ecute against them as shall be just.
WILLIA IV FICHES, Sheriff. he has selected with great care and pm.
chased on the very best terms, thus ens-
Shot ifrp ogee, Gettysburg.
Dec. 14, 1849. truing him to sell at suckprices as will give
entire satisfaction. He solicits and hopes,
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK, by, strict attention to the wants of the com
munity, to receive ,the patronage of the
For 1850 shall surpass that of 1840, and
exceed all M7gazines Past, Present public. JOHN FAIINESTOCK.
and to Come. Gettyeburg, Sept. 14, 1849.—tf
Tsang—Cash in advance, postage paid
MAGNIFICENT AND EXPENSIVE PRE- ----
MIUMS. . 111111 E enbecriber tenders his geknoirl.
Subscribers to a club, or single eubecribms, rosy
choose different engraving.. - 111 - edgements to his friends and the pub
lic for die liberal patronage hitherto ex-•
One ropy one year, $3, with any two of the Ink
tended to hint, and respectfully infOrins
owing splendid premium plates:—"Death-bed of
comprisingt hi dtha t h i e n h p a a o rt j a us fi t n : s c i e oc iv k ed of fmm the
Gwcnap Aftlphitheatre, " "Amities Guided by Cities a apendid assortment of new Geed...
W he isd it n ' i l 7" ll •G W en " era il l . I " ; V lor eli s ie L p" Old ch W ing bl i ta n Y th . :
"Likeness of the Rev, John Wesley," "De of his SHAWLS, 1 A QNGHIIATIR '
... 9
co-laborer, the Rev. John Fletcher,"—the last
DEL.SZNEB, pLorgs. BTOCKiNGS, RIB
two, though separate engravings, we count only
as one premium. ' 1101V3,TLOWERS, COLLARS, . .
Two copies for $5, and two of the above prints - 1.. - I.' - - • ' —'' -'
to each subscriber. NlUSuns, Irish Linens, ,
Five copies for $lO. and an extra copy ofibe &c., all of which will be sold.at title to --
book, and any two of the above engraving to gat cash , prices. . • . r,, : .:; .
the permn sending the club._ . • , The subscriber deems it unnecetuno . to.
Eleven copies for $2O, and en eaten copy of enumerate the different artinlWvihieh
the Book, and any three of the above engravings_ .. •
to the person sending the club. etiiropritio'his stock. lie would therefore
Lion
pe o rr o n anti ven gs d l in , g w f u e
be in e e a d a z d nee to . suga b ge fl y 4 p. of earnestly 'invite all to call and exansine for
themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
the above eneravings. - • J. L. SCHICK.
MODE AND MOST - LIBERAL OFFERS. '
Gettisburg Sept, 28,1819.--t(.
For $2O in advance, ten copies of the Lady's .
Hook will ha sent, and a copy of either of the a. ' .
hove magnificent prints ion to each subscriber.— r .
Q.
ai
vit %itg). •
They can, in all cases, select which they plena,.
For $BO we will send ten copies of the Book, . •
and thirty copies of any of the ahuve engravings. • GE011131; iIIZNOIAII
tiingle numbers of the Lady's Book, 86 cents.
The shove are large-eited parlor prints. The 1.141118 just relhrned from Philadelphia,.
"Death.bed of
. Wealer conunni many portraits ; ALM and is pow opening a large stock of
"Wesley preaching in the AmPhiftestreion. . .
tains hundreds of fi gures, and cat *l6OO M en- frIESH GOODS
grave it. "America Guided by Wisdom" is al j
very large line engraving, and ems $l5llO teen.
grave it. "General Taylor and Old While? la /*ONG WHICH Aug MINA,'
one of the largest of the General Taylor printm CLOT H 5, C ASSIM KBES,.
and is engraved from an original painting at • cost
41)1,000. The heads of 'Weeby and Fletcher Cassinets, Cords, Jeans,
are of a good size for framing. SILKS M. DE L.IINES,4LNICA4
Premium are only sent when the eubscrip. ,
non, are remitted direct to the Publisher. Mode Colors, Black and Fancy do., .
iv 'r er tl a o i L hu A n D d !' d a i n ood oO e it ngri tar vin , p. l,qso . will, contain -
• Calec n o g eLG
4 in .
tip us very mace,' by baying theme!! addreased
Postmasters and others sending chills will DIN PleidandPlain g C 4 a ae N rnn h c m Bl; er BA e ti s rleri , 'P ß en ii b el. on . s,
Flannels, Blankets,
to One name. It is no inconreniersee to then, and,
will be a great Glorious.... Queensware, fc.,
ErThe town seeding oaths hugest nuMbrAr of ' 11l of Which have been purchased in Phil
mein can offer' them.
L m a e d il y cii . l 4e S t o i o te it il . to r r Of
11885510:
gratis
ho t
a e nii nt th illetl e
40 , .o xi th in i a b d e el s p o h ld ia s o s n o t i h e e ap ve a r s y
o h n e: t
number, each' subscriber shalt mein' any one of
the above plates: Address, - ,
Nov. no. - L. A. GODY4Y, . ' ' ins end judge for yoniseives.
, i4en o ie t s h r e m er s Le u tt a : n a e d b x l w a io u h i l l : l
119 Chestnut St. Phidadelphis. ' P. S. Country Produce taken in • ex
, ...,- -----7—.--- change for . Goods at Cash prices.
1.4 E'rTE tts or Admitibliation' de' bo- ' .
NOT.Wia • . '
will
1 0:7 11
be A 4 lo w t . o e r be S a ' p r . OV . ES on halal
.; Which a ,l
GEO. ARNOLD:
IJ nis non, with the will anneied, on the ' S e pt.p 2 8 , 1840 ._. ti
estate of MARGARET KITCRENiate
of Reading township, Adams co:, dec'd.,
having been:granted to the subscriber re.,
siding ' .iir''Stratiatt township, he hereby
gives 4 d:ilia to ultiu4ebted to said Estate
to make, payment without delay, and those
having anima to present the same proper
ly-authenticated for settlement.
SAMUEL VANORSDEL,
Nov. 30, 1849-6 t Adru'r
. ,
11 AS removed his nflire to the4triti3
Ja• Opposite the Lutheran Climate
ii r
,ETTEP.S of Administration onthe Chamberoburfl sifillt, 2. d,"" le t a .V r t ...;"
jia-41 Estate of MAGDALENA BAIRD, late of Middleeofl ' e store witerine m a y anima
Freedom township, Adams county, Pa.,de. be found readrarrel - wilhrt. o , l-1 " 1 " 1- „ "
ceased, hr,ving been granted to the subscri- BeY vote within the Plollearnui e urn
bers--Notice is hereby given to all per. tilt. Persons in want of fellable of teeth
ions indebted to said Estate to make pay- are veepee'lltil? invited tweeli- ' it . 4 lti
ment without delay, and to those having
D'r,
C. N. on itr u ' e F a t il l E Z . V . :k it ' ik ; T ; 74 .4.6
claims against the same to present them, 0 D. H , pror. m. 4 00000 .
properly authenticated, for settlement, to \? i, m A i c „,,,i,. .0, L. B kee ivii,
the imbseribers, residing in Liberty town- .n ,D. ca t teaiy; u Wn.ll.lflitisrea, so
ship, • SAMUEL BAIRD r . R e v.I.I.IVAT,ofr,D.D.. , M. L. biroassix.,
N.re. 13. 1889.-60 1 .ftdm'rs. July 7. Is4B.
NOTICE.
JACOB KING.
JOHN G. MORNINGB'rAR;
JOHN NIUBSELMAN, JR..
' Commistiotters.
NEW
lIARDWARE & GROCERY
S 2"41 II E.
11 1 1'. 1 %t@tt.
ooi~aoa
REMOVAL.
pi. J. LAWRENCE JW2L