Swag QviorioN IN ALRAXA—VtoLcrer I
ACTION PROPOOED.—Gov. Collier, of Ala-'
beam, transmitted to the Legit,latiire'ini the
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22d ult., a letter front Washingtein rimed
I
by Senator Clemens and all the Ropresen-
Satires from that State cxecpi Mr. qobbt
calling the attention of the:GOvernor to
the condition of things at Washington,
and the attempted aggression of the North
upon Southern rights, &e,, in the election
of a Speaker, and concluding as follows :
"We think we are well acquainted with
the spirit of ,the people of Alabama, and
we belieie that it is their fixed purpose
never to submit to the threatened encroach
ment on their rights ; that they will nev
er submit to any act of the Government of
the United States, which excludes slavery
from the territory acquired from Mexico,
and which is the property of the States of
this Union ; that they will never submit
to any act of the Government abolishing
slavery in the District of Columbia, and
that they will demand that the praviaions
of the Constitution in regard to their pro
perty shall be faithfully observed. We
trust that no further aggression will be made
upon the rights of the slave-holding States,
but we regard the existing state of affairs
as so serious that we cannot forbear from
making this communication to you."
The Governor, in his messago,aceoni-
panying this letter, says :
"The time for decided action hits *writ
ved, and I recommend to the General As
sembly to announce the ultimatum of Ala
bama upon the great question which now
convulses the Union. It is doe, to, our,
selves, as well as to the, memory Or OW
fathers, that we take the ground which
self-respect, !moor, and constitutional*.
quality demand. Our position once taken,
there can be no footsteps backward."
The reading of this message prodoet44
great deal of excitement in the I.egislatant.
It was immediately referred - to a speed .
committee, who reported a preamble ind
series of resolutions, whiott i wive unani
mously adoPted. The preamble recounts
the threatenened of*" A/ of
the South, and encourage' thet meMbere to
resist the election of a Speaker video the
candidates will give, some pledge' to enable
them them to protect Southeen littera%
concluding with the following resolutions :
Resolved, That in the event of the pas
sage of any law by Congress: debarring
the Southern States from a jest participa
tion in the possession and , esjoymentof
the territories of the United States,'we call
upon the people of the slatt-holdingetates
to meet us in convention for the purpose
of taking such actions as our rights max
demand.
Resolved, That in the event of the Few
sage by Congress of any act . eontemphned
by the foregoing resolutions, the member!"
of Congress from this State qo lotrr pertio.
pate in the action of a body , so ritortlf,
of our conanutional rights. , , •
One of the committee,* Me. Ball, liner
these mutations ware adopted, 'asked fror
suspension of the rake to allow hien
offer another restibition, regoortiOtthe
eautisit to ask' of tiie•ciefkey* Oklveek,pni#S
all the militatt 'anus helongiagto the Mitit,
and to intinFt infinadinto7thei 'Oa* of
teen en7iuni. du
ty. Bat the Legislature, withough , very
positive, da' - o4 arieek
,to bees been 01 as
gent a harry to take ta p moss 'as Mr.: the
Pnattnixontriurrix Featexo—The N.O.
,
Ticaynner, *aye :, ‘, • • • •
4T.lte istAxtmation from Santa Fe that the
inhabitants were, about to organise a terri
toriaFgovernment. had caused the greatest
excitement at Austin, Texas. Many were
for marching an armed force thither and
putting down the rebels, as they were term
ed. The Austin Gazette advises delay
until the receipt of the President's message,
and at all events that the Texans should
not precipitate a crisis, or complicate mat
ters by violence. It still reiterates a deter
mination to have Santa Fe, and says :
Rather than surrender to the usurpation of
the General Government one inch of our
blood-won territory, let every human hab
itation in Santa Fe be levelled to the earth,
and us, it the necessity of the case requires
it, be buried beneath the ruins."
You don't stay so? Wonder whose
blood it was that won Santa Fe t We
have a vivid recollection of reading, in a
message of one James K. Polk, an account
of the capture of Santa Fe by the Anasti
can troops under Gen. Kearney, without
ihe shedding of any blood al all, and this
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event took place eubs e sent to the annex
ation of Texas to th 0
led States. If
our folks had only knciwn that Santa Fe
was all the time a part of Texas, and that
they were making war upon their young
and Sable sister, they might have saved
themselves a deal of ammunition and horse
flesh ; but it seems they didn't then knew
the difference between Mexicans and TeX
ans. Why didn't you tell us this betel*.
Mr. Gazette I—N. Y. Tribune. 1
THE UNION
It is truly gratifying to observe the ex-
Invasions of regard for, and attachment to
the Union, which have recently been call
ed forth, apparently, in response to the
threats of disunion which have lately gone
forth from our legislative halls. At a re-
cent celebration of the anniversary of the
landing of the Plymouth Pilgrims, in
Charleston, South Carolina, which has al
ways been considered the , hot bed from
whence disunion reared its snaky crest, a
number of patriotic toasts were proposed,
and speeches were made upon the occasion,
from which we infer the strongest attach
ment to the union of the states.
The following toast was proposed :
Akh mid South Poles of our
(Went/ • Heaven grant that the true
cyanamid line between them may be found
right speedily.
To which Dr. Oilman responded, in an
(+lineal speech, in which he strongly ar
gued the impossibility of a dissolution of
the iYaiut. Dr. Robertson proposed the
following :
Mr &vertigo .Victies gale Confederacy
—Their union twee cemented by the cow
intoteed Weal td'the Northern sun and the
&Whew, r. My the patriesi at ell i.e.
WINN MIA a parties, rise sj see, lied
iin,o4lo 011ettilbelii AMP Oil cede touch
Ananciest,
The President din gave the following
yolunteerseptiatent..- . .
phi 004 old time of ale leotilderecy
—whip Shitth Cap /irto rind NamacAtisetts
stand shoulder to ehoulder—ltettliv for
our indepeedertee t May. WI reeollUtlien of
thosol.tintes serve as a Beacon' LIM g
guide' thb Ship of State throtigh t
storms that may assail her ; iota a beiveit
of safety.
Mr. Roberts, of Boston. responded to
this toast from the chair. associating Mu.
sachusette and South Coffins together, and
concluded with—
"THE UNION—Now AND ro zzzzz
AND INIEPARADLIC."
We subjoin sevens' sentiawsnia
By J. B. Cambell, Esq.—Daniel Web
ster : A tree repreemmithif of
laud—a pure patriot and finished scholar;
the delimit purity of his Filtidlialliollll
he as intimately iamrwo►ealsath'thsKhla
tory of oar own times, as 'wino time , of
the ancient classics with that,,of Greece
and Rome.
By Dr. F. ht. Robertson—John C Cat
boon r While a true and Ambles saponifies
of Southern' tights. he it Mgr Un4
Ay it:•_T.• Streo—llemy Clay r A
clear lbei4datateamma sod eloquent Pita
riot- - ,maybe out oil upon the troubled
amen that now threaten to.angulph our
By 8 !Ir.— The Union-The
riliqle Ppm: LIM nevi?r Diktevereu by
sectional intereets and litelinp.
By ' Stantring—Tki:Aiesraph
and Shiiiiat they atilt effect a real upity
ads riled !idiot Vie'qualm la settled
by the phtloeiiplieti. • '•
*RAMAT ' AND Untok—Govez
norCritscides. of figetneky, in hie remarks
on the violent disunioadebetee incitmgrest.
niters tlielellowing noble eteditneeis
aDear at Kentucky is to Us s lelie is , not
our whole • itotiotry. •The Union." , the
whole 'Coke, is nor A:wintry, find proud
se we justly are of the name of iferituc,k
iota we have a hillier and morn far-famed
thle—tiult of Ifinerhura eilirm- , -4 name
known sad respected throughout the world
and which.. where OW we may be. bee
'politer • ,protect us from the despotism of
'emperor or king. ,
"as ilierty to the Comititution, - Kentucky
interchangeably, With the other states,
pleditid herself to abide by and support
that' Constitution and the Union which it
established. If that pledge were her only
obligation. it ought to be inviolable. But
the Mad of Washington stamped upon it
—duel shimmied gloriosa recollections as
sociated with its origin—the benefits and
blessings is has centered—the grander
lopes it now inspires, have, day by day.
;increased our attachment, until the mere
moose of plighted faith and allegiance is
beet, in rood, gaited, and affectionate
MI can entertain , no aliprebenaion for
the fate of such a
4'he appecialli of any danger to it
would be theligneffor 'relying in ha de
tente—the first moment of its peril would
WA. moment of its rescue. , I persuade
myeelfthattbere will be found id COOMBS.
OR the iszeitinf subject which has given rise
to thelautartation and alarm, a wise for.
'bearance and a wise patience. that will se
cure us front danger; and that the very
men who, ins the heat and contention of
debate, hive'spoken most boldly the lan
guage of defiance and menace to the Union,
will not be hindmost in making sacrifices
for its preservation." • •
"Kentucky is not insensible to the esta
te which- have produced so much sensi
bility and irritation with her brethern of
the southern'States, nor is she without her
sympathies' with them. But Übe does not
permit herselfto timber 6'18604bl against
the Union. She deprecates disowns as the
greaten 'calamity; she can we no remedy
in k—seeei certainly, for any grievance
as.yet complained of onto besrabended.
"Kentucky willetand by and abide by
the Union to the last, and she will hope
that the same bled Providence that enabled
oar fatheri .to snake it will enable us to
preserve it.,. Our wlWe history has
taught, us consoling eallfillence in that
providence."
A Burr PAIMIAOS Amu Tar. Irrautus
01PABWIlle-431011:41 a project appears to
have bete started in London, which has
been received with favor. The plea is to
connect the: river Ltrato and Pleipi. be
mom wilich the gigantic chain of the Cor
dilleras digs to a pots of but a few hun
dred treiut height. A deputation of the
promoters has had an interview on the sob
jeet with Lord Palmerston, at the Foreign
Mee. His lordship received the project
favorably, toptesaW a further interview
when the plans were more matured, sod
aliplealial his willitigness to consider how
far fesiiities might be afforded through the
Board of Admiralty to owe:postillion sent
oat by the perimeters to explore the district
sad survey the line of the proposed *pew
ing *mai ma to sea. The plan la et pres
ent urOur the troturideration of several par.
ties4tal and, inflam of e, some whom.
are surged in the trade of those
snit t a . iii - onhltheir decision 'prove fa
vorable, it is intauded to dispatch forthwith
ati engineer, In company with some able
assiturottr, to the 'pot.
'OM° disgraceful
scene immured• on Wednesday last, in the
senate et Ohio. Tbs smateeredatat oft e
Sumter from Hamilton county was the
origin of it. and Mr. Broadest!. the Wbig
claimant, was a prominent actor M it. On
a rote that was to be tikes, the speaker,
(Mr. N. G. Blake, a Whig) directed that
Mr. BroadwelPs name should be called.
Mr. Whitman called the speaker to order,
and insisted that the sergeant at antis shOuld
put "that man,' (Mr. Broadwell) out of the
chamber. Mr. Payne followed shd mod
a paper, which, although neteigned by. dio
Speaker, purported to contain a pledge
from him that Mr. Johnson, the dssinoen‘se
claimpnt of the contested seat, Omskl no
ma in it until the question shoukl,be settled
by the Senate. The Speaker denied/My
knowledge of the paper. Mr. Payne re
asserted the charge, and declared that he
would no longer set under such a speaker.
—Great confusion and excitement , ensued,
and before aculing anything, the Sawa
adjourned. It is now reported that the
democratic Senators intend to withdraw
from the senate.
!tassel( OF PROM/IL-A girt by the
uame llannah Leander recovered a verdict
0f51,700 at St Louis, on the 29th ult.,
against a Mr. Wilcox, for breach of prom
ise of Marriage. 4 '
The New York Mercury is responsi•
Me for the following nest pug :' How is it
that the trees can put on *Dm draw. with
out opening their trunks ?"
}'lt is because they Auer eta their sum
mer clothing."
sx&it& itikitto"
GETTIVIMURG.
.
Nay Evening, Jan. 11, 18-
GUY A4itN(111:.4.1.-E, W. CARR, ER
BUI Wing, rt. apt Comic Third & Dock St
PhilodripiWo ; hlompro. Wx. Timers°
Co., corner of Baltimore &South Calvert street's,
.18altisnorr--areour authorized Agent. fo r reeei v.
iog Advertisements and Subscriptions for "The
Star and Banner," and collecting and scripting
or the same.
terJanur3l.N4o
The Met ofJanosry, MO. is close at hand, all
effarfaivaemmilegrosobsymsmaka
clear conscience, so is as concerns an honorable
distils-OW The obligating* itlikildhic immured hi
. the panthath et paper, Wk. and other suatotiele the
fitig the past Tear, we shall expect all, p o t Jelin,
.illoo* *tome to beat Win *lnd and* prepare
10 eosit - 'et 'Oar Wake inifithit a lithe
osokild of awes, enultindinor br , thdieripfioas
sod *km matters,: hi, math of SS, 00 ryal Mom*
which we sue obliged to collect otthw to meet
hem demands !pink us; and which it would be
710 hi rag 4 for thou indchlei to pey, ten,* Ilk, so
iifiti ',date& 'dins boomer arch coat
esen.place Arnim that few pay them ths WS at.
teat*. We therefore wish it to be distinctly un
daybed dud this is wo she, but a bona fide ba
nana nod,* sititternin earnest, tnuler the expects.
,fiat that it will be heeded by all concerned.—
Thom , by pass unheeded, may ex
pect their Accounts to be planed in the hands of
an officer foe collection.
Those of our patrons who hare been regular
and prompt in their dealings with os.urill accept
our thandur e and not mgard this notice as designed
for them. It is intended for the benerit of those
Who seeni to think that a Printer can lire on air
—or what is oparalent doom it fair that we
ehoubilaborroar olletsyeam.mnd,inersr heavy ex
mum for their impletit, without the slightest poaai
bia And 11 all !such we hope
Will be heeded, and chid promptly.
Burning of the Comity Prison—
Two Uses Lost
About 3 . o'clock on Monday morning Tait our
citizen. were roused from their slumbire by the
startling cry of "Fine I" prising from the discov
ery that tei, COurity Prilen was on fire. There
were but two persons confined in the prison at the
time, least Kossatwas and JUNIII Toaam.-both
insane, sod confined for mite keeping. The fire
is auppmed n have originated in the room
of the former, hut in whet manner is not and ,
never can be known. It was first discovered by a
gentlemen residing near the prison, whose atten
tion erns attracted by the loud and continued cries
of Markman, and who, upon rising from his
bed, found the flames already bursting from one
of the windows of Musselman's room. From the
progress the fire bed made, it ie inferred that it
must have been homing for some time—probably
an hour. The alarm was of course immediately
given; but some delay ensuing before the Sheriff s
family (occupying the first story of the building)
could be roma, and the advanced hour of the
night preventing a prompt gathering of the cid
sow diet saes spread rapidly and man envelop
ed s large portion of the plan, rendering abor
tive all efforts on the part of the firemen and ;ki
wis to save any part of the building. The whole
interior of the building was burned out, with a
portion of the 1360Iiire personal effects, and there
remains 'of the County Prison nothing but the
burnt and blackened walls.
The saddeit put of the dory, however, remains
to be told. As soon as an entrance to the build
ing was-effected, every possible effort wee made to
save the two unfortunate beings confined in it,but
in vain. The flames had progressed so far as to
render it impossible to reach the room of Al onset.
man, reho,it isthought, fella victim td the devouring
element before the alarm wee fairly givdn, as his
cries Mewed immediately alter the first discovery
of the Are. A portion of his burned body was
recerered.after the felling in of the building, and
the tsunami have since been interred in the came.
tare of 81. Jame's church. The dense volume of
'stoke its4og from the burning apartments ren
dered it difficult to reach the room in which Toner
was confined, such as attempted to enter being
driven beck by the suffocating volume of smoke.
The poor victim being chained to the door render
ed his Miro the more difficult. The body was
at length recovered, but his was extinct—every et
fistt to restore &ablution failing.
No Injury was sustained by the surrounding
building, the active axes of the firemen confining
the numbs of the devouring element to the prison
itself. We were pleased' to notice the pownptness
and efficiency with which the efforts of the mem
bers of the fins companies were seconded by a
number el citizens. not members. There sum as
month !semester, a crowd of grown up men who
moused p think themselves esempt thous sU obli•
Pike to.wolk end stood by with folded arms,in
dalging their curiosity. Indeed we observed sev
eral instances In which appeals wens made to some
of these idled--pmperty bailers, oro—to Wien
some of the "shunted theme% but without effect.
The wont wick we have for this class of persons,
is that, in ease the property awry of them should
suffintunately ewer be threatened with fire, the fine
companies tiviU do their best to save it.
JUDGE LEWM—We understand that, by an
arianseasent between Judge Maw and Judge
Lewis, of the Lancaster Court, a temporary 51
dasalgo of jeriedietioa has been made, by which
the Issuer will . preside at our *preaching January
Own. help. Lewis is one of the ablest and
most eccemplisbed jurists in the Sito.
try Clo Weasels" hut,' /011111 r
Esq., the naw County Treasurer, !Wel the rap&
eke kndr, and entesal won the duties of his re
'possible post.
tr Ou oar drat page will be toned several Le.
ablative .and Ctoogressiormal item, crowded out
bat week is odor to Bite our laden the bandit of
a Deli copy of the Govereo'a tokeemp at art early
WTI* Madden et UP Poor, on ToOolloy
look onappointod &Post Coszan, SOnvonl. and
Do. D. Booncro‘Phylichootp Op AlsiOnown
and LUIZ* Daßallt. E•q.tionsiltor so duo Pout
lorinnuon J. pooping won wended OPdc., in,
ilas song at We. W. Paxton, nnionag.
eatitiec tke Ammelpietritediost °Metal,
&e, by the Amadeu . ' Art thders, , a few
wear as*, rind eta* theitito piire War drum
bY elsbk*Figi l 4 4 ),444..Ar• ihookei,
corroded liet ottbe drawings, tees one of the atitu
ert Ifehatetmesrliddi hp. the bay of I): lectex•
eerie rg od9ittyebilic ,
taWii tediiiiikeEto illy dial Ibe tab °Abe
Simi SAW a War: Prinbrii, so advertised by the
emiseigiima Dot silo plow.tbe Oblktulty 00 of
irbick a!, w*Oswide bee 4 snarl" •
1121rOar.laitommi Mom amiumfauP•
mat, A. L. RassitiA. sod Vi r • 4.-0, 11,1 4 11 00ar will
sans ow thy** for suudiy Amara, durilip the
CrThe Chantsraberg aznrobsel" LM bide
disposed of to Memo llntjamin F. Nod mad J.
D. Kimmel. Joseph NW Esq. takes claw of
die editorial deportment. . •
irYT bei "Miners' Journal" end die Reeding
..Journel," both excellent Whig 'pep" came Mr
us in oew end elegant type.
' Congressional.
- Coompot ties de l l oi l t ime sai l iz e ri of beel
ike* dlutsg the plik
has not
fa
Il ed otted
e ,,its , havb: thus far
L,l O C IA by Of . Vole have
, •We Pelof net didateit istt , J.W.
F ', yof Its Ma.- 11, the
t INC and ,t ad elmimber of
oeirie; from Vermont, Whigirlibe Lo
eofoco vote is oast for Mr. Forney, who receives
106 and 106 votes—lacking fiveor al: of an elec
tion. The Whits ei liltht ( vdted for deriipbeili and
subsequently few Foot, bat without being able to
r me o t f al f t h t g li rat °° siurriTlL k 'w Z i r i t i h.
eta Wlnd. is . to:ouppoit the biome, • a
fil, POMP. WNI1 1 0,k!urn• gifulilito "'Pe t
th H
e latter. ow the linesneilW`e r ii to seed an
•eripmfzeikei Willthkii ' eiiith kind: of 'oompromile
'MI cannot Mhos; eisa fit In 100121 , 40 at compitir
mire have thus far Ailed. 'On Tonetley, the last
balk* otoott—Fotoey 104, Foot es, =wring 20:
itootomory to i choirs 109.
Is the Senate, on Friday, Mr. Cass galled up
hie imeolution to outspend diplomatic intercourse
with Austria, and addressed the Senate at length
is its support. Mr.. Hale, of New Hampshire,
moved to amend by Including Russia, and spoke
for soma time with scathing irony upon the dem
agoguism which would thus eekstout a weak, im
becile nation sea victim against which to hurl
Indignant anathemas, end pass by the outrages
of other and mere formidable governments., He
did not know why Austria should be anathema
tized for her efforts to amintain her despotic sway
over a rebellions provisos, while the crusades of
Ramie against every special of civil liberty, the
cruel wars of conquest in India and Algiers wa
ted by England . sod Prince, and the shameful
subversion of the Eepnblia of Rome by the latter,
are unnoticed. If Gen. Caw was sincere in expres
sing his patriotic indignation, and would convert
the Muttering Congress into a high court for the
trial efthe,natieneerltilliaffirldi heitheuld epitome"
England, France and, Rusk in his indictment and
not pounce down, upon poor, weak. imbecile Ana
stria, too imbecile to resent insult and too weak to
avenge wrongs. And thee, raid Mr. Hale, after
we shall have tried all the stations of Christendom
in turn, it would Ulm° more than right that we
should eorne down front Oat position and stand a
trial also before some court of indignation. Mr.
Hale did not know, however, who should try na
Certainly none of the nations we had condemned,
for they would nut be our peers. Suppose the
sovereign of Turkey, who Mr. Cave says has pro
ved himself a better Christian than many other
powers of the earth, should 'yule constitute a
court of indignation to try us. Suppose, also, he
should have seen a paper published near this place
which announced that men, women and children
are bought and sold like cattle in the slave sham
bles of this city, the capital of the model Republic,
bearing the honored name of the Father of Amer
ican liberties. Would it not appear that we had
been, and were continuing to be, guilty of oppres
sion' great eriddeep — as" any width Austria, Rus
sia, or France had committed I Truth and Jus
tice would reply in the affirmative, and Mr. Hale
feared it would appear that the Sultan of Turkey
was not only a better Christian than we, but a bet
ter Republican also!
On Monday, Mr. CLAY made an able speech in
opposition to Mr. Cass' resolution. 'He sympa
thized as much as any gentleman with the unfor
tunate Hungarian patriots. and wee prepared to
go as far as the farthest in support of any scheme
calculated to furnish them support. Dot it was
bad policy which the Penal". from Michigan pro-
posed to adopt. Instead of imapending diplomat
le relations with Austria, he (Mr Clay) would send
to that Government some enlightened citizen, who
could command the confidence of the country, to
sue for Hungary—to plead bee cause, and endea
vor to obtain fur her that redress and considera
tion which ber wrongs and her bravery were enti
tled to. The object of foreign missions was not
to benefit the country to which we send represen•
rives, but to protect American interests ;bread.
It was proposed, because of our abhorrence of
Austrian butcheries, and Austria's disregard of
Hungarian independence, to famish American
merchants and sailors—to deprive our country of
whatever advantage might be derived from the di
plomatic relations extating between the two coun
triee—such a course could be justified by no ar
gtunent whatever.
Mr. Clay also proceeded to show by cogent ar
gument and familiar illustrations, that if the pre
cedent for the principle in question were establish
ed, there was no limitation, qualification or restric
tion as to how Lir, or on what subject, whether re
ligioua, more!, or What not, could it net be adopt
ed. The course proposed to be pursued wu in
direct contradiction to the policy laid down* and
followed by Washington, and every administra
tion to the present time. If we were to become
the censors of nations, where sure we to stop, and
why should we look to the cause of Hungary
atom I Why not take ep the cause of Ireland,
and still more that of unhappy Rome, which had
been alluded to 1
In conclusion, Mr. Clay did not think that it
became the Senate to take such unnecessary and
perilous round as had been proposed, and hoped
that the Senate would at once reject the proposi
lion without reference or limitation.
Oa Tuesday, In the Senate: Hr. Urea , ' pro
vented a series of resolutions adopted by the Le
(Whiners of Vermont on the subject of Slavery,
sad moved that they be printed. A warm de
bate ensued, in which Merin. Upham, Mangum,
Hale, King, Yates,k Butler, Mason, Berrien, Cal
bean, Borland and Chase participated. A mo.
lion to lay the resolutions cm the table failed by a
vote of 11 to 40. Mr. Chase having secured the
floor, the subject was informally passed over, and
the Berate took op Mr Cos's non-iatercouse res
olution. upon which Mr. Foote addFosed the . Sep
ses the balance of the mssioa, of'.course in favor of
iL
The time of the Howe was occupied in ballot
ing for Clerk, without erecting a choice. The
Foy (L 044) 108 108 104 109
Foote (Whig) 104. 102 103 98
ficaliming 9 , 18 13 18
Neeemeary to • choice 110 111 111 110
.CHAPLAIN.-On We4rweilei the Rev. O. M.
Butler, of the Ephicomil Oisser,ets, wee deleted
Obviate to the V. 8. feentan Thor. Was a tie
bowers him :ad Mt Goer. , of the Methodi.t
Olitucleach Seine on 'the Mh Intl.
let. The Vies Presialeat gays the aulanii Iwo in
favor of Mr. Butler.
Or Vire 1r indebted iri s A, donor, Esq,:the
well, known editor of the 61,ti4y'l: book' for a
proof impnielori'd pie portrOlt, which Is to
*we the iebtairy fits of that
Mr Godei haipleiide4 *kir the Lay's . ok for
twenty years, during whkti time imdd he hie
paid to AtrieriOn writers and sedate no lime than
;100,000 00, and ham 'nitrated hill Magazine to
I high rank in popular hem The patrons of the
Lady's Book will of course I* rkured in biting
put inporommicia of an anthento . nt
ont-apg putllisher.
0111 w mtkeding Gnat. end
w edmidacted jonmAl of 00 Loopfoe•Domew pelbool, ipp
I. re dolma and clotted in I twit' drag".
An“e &press a deppni N 1110 Um& if
the k Dummy of old Uuka. •
Legislative.
Me*sr ofienenil , l intert - yet 17 1
altspi4l. twei(Hodear
No Nob
trant /4si.ifourg, tifil twri c Hon-Zak
the u alf,orporta otitis elmniloniee stiind
ifs
in' aivriana di il e ttn4rs kutve en
nonnend. //firdbeel in 113ene' ti, we Awl
followllng i ii A P..... —l , \ g ,
P*e4l-3 , loint fillin9/ Packet.dfabb.r9.
lin, MM.
Jodietaq—Streeter, Walker, Diem, King,
M uhlenberg.
Accounts—Ml:Win, Matthias, Ives, Sadler,
Fernon.
Pensions and Graloities—liankey, Jones, Sad
ler. Shimer, Packer.
' Roods' 4 1 1119041 PS.—Issi. tillqo9 8 , wren,
41iUbdA
The morn important of the *ems Cotrittese
are as fidlows
Ways and Maana::+oonlYtartian,, M'Clintaek,
Union, Bakes. I:Rockwall, AIIUon, kialioy, Beak
Nick'aeon:
Judiciary--riorta'i, Cars#n, Oaeyneharo, Pack
er. Scepter. Biddle, Rho,. 'MK 8c 11 •
nank•—•Loitd,• Stgcl,, Watson, 'Lewis, Porter,
Simpson, Morrison, Mowry, Allison.
Internal lettprOvementro--Besument, ' Biddle;
Hoag Slifer, Brindle, Salem Comae, Wade,
Lcet, Walker, brader, Jones, Packer.
On Sawnlaj, in the Senate, the difficulty be
tween Mr. Putter and the Speaker ties settled by
mutual explanations, after'which Means. Packer
MI Matthias were added to the Committee on
districting the :fiat*.
Mr. Conigmacher read it Dill to provide for the
election of Peputy Attorney Generale in the sera
ral counties.
nOth Houses adjourned on Tuesday In honor
of the battle of New Orleans.
On Wednesday, in the House, Mr. Wilson, of
Allegheny, presented potions from citizens of But
ler township,. Adams county, prating for an elec
tion poll at Eieboltz's. Mr. Bmysor presented pe
titions from citizens of same township for an elec
tion poll at Ganlner's.
Tr We are indebted to Mears. Smyser and
Sadler for copies of the Auditor General's Report
for the financial year endiag November, 1849,
from which we extract the following items of pay
ments into the State Treasury, and receipts there
from,by Adams county, during the ycar :
PAYMRNTS.
Gettysburg and Petersburg Turnpike, $B2 54
York and Gettysburg do. 49 51
Tax on Real and Personal Estate, per IL
G. Harper, County Treasurer, 12,421 05
Do per D. M'Creary, late Treasurer, 43 00
Tavern Licenses, per R. G. Harper. 504 07
Retailers' do. do. 5 10
Pedlars' do. do. 136 80
Militia Fines, do. 196 41
Tax on Writs, Willa. he., per J. Pick-
ing. Prothonotary, 155 rat
Do. per A. D. Kurtz, former Prothon'y, 200 54
Do. per J. D. Danner, do. 38 68
Do. per W. W. Hammen.ly, Reg & Rec. 25 00
Collateral lnhentauce Tat, per do. 1,151 01
RECEIPTS
John Scott, Brie. Inspector, salary and
disbursements,
Pensions,
Comenoo &boob,
Cainceller/ Relief Notre,
Abatement of State Tax,
rirThough the election of Col. Barr to the
Speakership of the Senate (says the Lancaster
Tribune) was mainly accomplished by Whig votes,
it cannot of course be regarded as a party triumph ;
and yet it is a result at which the Whigs, as a par
ty, have reason to feel gratitlod. It has secured
to them a fair division of the other officers of the
House, and in the appoint mont of Committees they
have had a just proportion of honors awarded to
them. It has also secured to them a fair and lib
eral presiding ollicer in place of a bitter and pro
scriptive partizan, and has raised up an impassa
ble barrier against the system of partizan legisla
tion which threatened to deprive the Whig party
of its just proportion of representation in the coun
cils of the State. Upon the tariff, too,—the cur
rency,—alavery,—and other momentous questions,
we may now expect to sae the Senate refits:tin
the popular voice, instead of that of owre faction,
and standing up boldly in dnfence of the rights
and interests—the sentiments and feelings—of
Pennsylvania. Altogether we regard the election
of Col. Bost as a fortunate circumstance, believing
as we do that it will exercise a wholesome influ
ence upon the legislation of the Session.
A GLEAM OF LlGHT.—Those who have
perused the snarl message of the Governor, have
no doubt been Muck, as we were, with the high.
ly improved condition of the finances of the State,
as exhibited in the lucid details of that excellent
document. The payment of 1421,465.56 of the
public debt, daring the year ending on the let of
December, 1849, is a fact which marks a new era
In the history of Pennsylvania. Our State has
been laboring under the weight of an enormous
debt for years; and withodt liquidating * single
dollar of the principle, it has goon on to increase
from year to year, wider the improvidence and
recklessness of Loeofcco Administrations, until,
under the immediate predecessor of Gov. John
ston. it reached the sum of $40,000,000. This
was the condition i which the present Whig Ad
ministration firundlhe finances of the State ; and
Gov. Johnston, with the most ardent and patriotic
devotion, immediately addressed himself to the
task of .deviaing measurer to arrest the downwind
tendency of efflux. Hy the wise and judicious
measures which be urged upon the attention of
the last Legislature, he has succeeded in not only
arresting the rapid accumulation of the public debt,
but in putting it in a train of regular and rapid
liquidation. The amount received on account of
the sinking fund, for the year ending December
Ist, 1849, was $227,829.01 ; while the estimated
amount fee the year ending Dee. ist, 1050,4 s
$371,000. This sum, at the present price of the
State, stock, would extinguish more than FOUR
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS OP
THE STATE DEBT, during the present year.
With these gratifying remits already attained, and
and in immediate prospect, it iseam to forme that
the bugs indebtedness.of the State, should there
be a continuance of Whig policy, will, in, a very
'kW years be entirely Tripod away. ,
Honesty and strict' Winnow, in all the finanead
atedrs of the State, directed bY Suitt/Wont and
sagacity for which the execrative ie is distingitish.
ad, are here wertifsetbig their legitimate hulta.4.—
The people Of Peancryhriaia have flaw peeled
the dawn of whetter day, apt it only, tincebte,fccr
them to be tree , to. the giro Pftd the MO PAD*
chides , try which they triumphed in 1848 , In secure
to thenteelveetite tasting onset • permanent betreiln
of Me polies/' sir
. ally' beguit.:--Pennighianici 'Pet
arm. fair en the Oentrat Railroad baa been
ri d a coo•Acentoper mile. it, le Reid do, Cret
Commissioners ate making errellinteetto tt? Ye!"
the faro 4* the rbibtielPitill and Cultultbia
road reduced to the MM. /Ps*
Ths Bard o f r s i r ri9!l (4,1 4,
ti j a Couptiß f aircad hive rfilibeil toi)tiolOnue
dunday oil rei l pavip be.
boon approc,ed its mint oterti*otiiioJeakl
badiii
Ur* Noreik
4410 . 1 bei t Ohs brit pail
M par id i ecriart;bkrariiirl 'dere &ironic'
mire mi sr Mt wok pfehoi wpm L dew Mir tor
brautibd type.
Vadat' of Franklin and Marshall
Colleges. 1 ,
4 k t a N r !Ski alto, the Truselaws.sef.Tratklils Cid
wo,l2ll,l
t . t.d Laminar, made at ofercwrivito
the Tree of !Baseball College ' in erel li bUslit
to ii two institutions in Awe id ibis
4. stitullodi thus blended in ore o rtysof
Lapairtel. An the Std law., the
Ifilw
sbali'L'olfeips met at ChamblYrdPutirer whiffler
the proposition, and after a session of nearly three
days, during which the reasons for and against
were fully discussed, it was decided to accept it,
on condition that some not very important mod
ificationswould be agreed to by the Trustees of
Franklin College. The latter institution, although
not in existence for some years past, we believe is
hi'poiii titt .
or iiareitita 'lna 'Other "wietinsib V%
neigbborhoed, of Lancaster, mounting to about
$50,000, which . would of cour s e become the pro-.
derty of the 4oint Institution., By thq priginal
charter it is provided thitt one-third of the Board
of Trustees shall be of the' Lutberan Church, one
third German Reformed, and the other third to be
composed of citizens 'generally.. By the act of
union, it is proposed to yield this latter third to
the German Reformed Church, so that in future
the Lutheran Church shall have one-third of the
Trustees, Professors, &c., and the German Reform-.
ed Church the other two-thirds. The Trustees of
Franklin College are to meet in a few days to
make a final decision in the matter.
EPA new volume of the "Horne Journal," edit
ed by George P. Morris and N. P. Willis, coon.
menced with the new year. Such as desire t lit
erary weekly free from the trash which eharae
terhwe the "mammoth" self puffing City weeklies,
should subscribe for the Home Journal. It is the
beet literary paper on•our exchange list
TgneinLß ACOIDENTO-000 of those
heart rending casualties, which have be
come too frequent of late on t h a, railroads
of this and all the other States, occurred on
Thursday last, on the Central road, be
tween Duncannon and the Baileysburg
station, abont a mile and a half this side
of the latter. The . conductor of the burden
train, contrary to the schedule of time for
leaving, either ignorant of the orders, or
disregarding them, left'the station this side
of Bailey's, expecting, it is supposed, to
reach there, before the passenger train
should arrive. The consequence was a
collision, by. which Mr, Wisely, an engi
neer and superintendent on the road, had
his hack broken, cauding his death in about
an hour. Mr. Hawn, a conductor or en
gineer of the passenger train, had one
foot smashed, and the other leg badly bro
hen. Mr. Heisely, at the time of the ac
cident, which happened In passing a curve,
was on the platform, arid the engineer with
him, for the purpose-of having a more-crit
ical view of the road.
If the conduetorpf the burden train has
not escaped it is hoped that justice will be
done to him, which cannot be, unless he
gets a taste of the penitentiary:-
Mr. Heisely, whose death was thus caus
ed, was a moat excellent young man, and
of the highest promise for usefulness and
honor.—Harrisburg Telegraph.
$14,981 61
757 80
120 00
2.989 50
1,700 00
621 05
$5,588 4l
ANOTHER SuiciDE.-+►lVe learn that Mr.
Robert Cameron, a highly respectable cit
izen of Lower Chanceford township in
York county, committed suicide by shoot
ing himself, on the 27th ultimo. Ile left
home with his gun. for the purpose of
shooting at a target, as he alleged, and was
shortly afterwards found dead a short dis
tance front the house, with the contents of
his gun lodged in his breast. Front the
situation of his gun and the position of his
body, it was apparent that it was his inten
tion to commit the deed. It is said that
he labored under partial insanity for some
time.
THE PUBLIC Leans.—From the report
of the Commisioner of the General Land
Office, it appears that during the past year
upwards of six millions of acros of land
were advertised for sale, mod more than
six and a half millions are prepared for
market. a great part of which will be pro
claimed during the ensuing year. The re
port shows that the quantity of land disposed
of in 1847, by warrants equivalent to cash,
amounts to 83,596,25108, and in 1848 to
$5,482,815 26. In the first three months of
1819 it amounts to $4,597,63726; show
ing that the increase in the amount of
land disposed of keeps pace with the in
crease of population, and the consequent
wants of the community.
UNHAPPY FAMILY.—The *tree sisters,
residing near Harrisburg, Pa., who were
seduced by one DE. Mi!ls, and for which
he is now incarcerated in the State Prison,
have each become the mother of a fine boy.
LlDERlA.—Accounts from Liberia to
Nov. Bth represent the condition of the
colony as very prosperous. The crops of
rice were very abundant. The govern
ment of the colony has incurred very
heavy expenses lately, principally by the
expedition against New Cestera, which
cost about 141,000. This has exhausted
the Treasury and prevented the payment
of debts incurred in the purchase of land
from the natives. To liquidate these, aid
is earnestly solicited from the United Stang'
and elsewhere. Nothing but the want of
money retards the securing of Gallinas
and all lying between the Northwest bovin
dary of the Republic and Sierra Leone.—
Glowing accounts are given of the rrivkvals
of religion, principally in the MsJanslist
churches. Nearly two hundred have uni
tea with the hutches, among w. , l lo ai are
from thirty to forty native Africrins.
741 r J. Woven, better
known as "Mr. done Brown," of the
House of Representatives, ba a addressed a
letter to his constituents, declining a re
election to congress.
GENERAL BANKING LA W.—Petions are
in circulation praying the Legislature to
pass a General, Banking law similario , that
in operation in New York. The system
Which prevails hr•Neit York gives great
satisfaction to the businewo cominunity in
dud Suite and we think might with safety
be introduced here. The,petidone haye Al
ready received the eignatores,of many of
Promineitt chit edii.ll.Pfitahtog Afar-
. ,
PERSONAL LIABILITY ... -43lOCKhONION
the banki in New lurk me now indiv
nally responsible soothe amount of their re
apeetive *hares, in,istddition 'to the shares
thetnielves, for slit hb dale and liabilities
contracted bY'll)e* In thi, ease , of an in
eolvtinei of any nits . 0 . 0401 1 1.410kWi ire,
by, ibe, constimtion, entitled to payment
over all otheeneceditown above pro-
Ivieion. are Etlike ippliebblei to fhb Bafets
Ilkind'arnkr toitt teiloreolladittf: '
`The , Centrid 'Roamed' Oars now run e$
far as McVelwo, ti , slvii'irtifeii the other
Ado of Lewistown. The roadie stinnhly
sadist** "fitognthiniftowilra i West.
'end the Directors' are being every - moue
co,dnelie,the •road ph:Wei:Ake as tut: as /it la
compleifd. • . „
Voila° Macutar..—The liarrisburg Key
acme petites the erection, in the Pennsyl
v4nia Heins of Representatives, of an io•
gonious time-saving machine. It is rag
edt. "the Vo . Poplin or Legislative Tele
ggspli." 1 practical operation is 'has de
s filled. Ite introduction of a similar
c hi n e in the lower House of Compe te ,
d greally4acilitate its her'
..Ily this invention the members are all
enabled to vote at once, by the nse of wires
which pass. from their desks through the
floor of the hall, na concentratin g at
point beneath a side of the clerk's desk,
pass up through the,floor to a hendsiamedr
constructed box, in yor hie* the printed lilts
ofyeas and nays are placed. There are
Ciro Vika td - etieli desk. lIJ priSsing on
ono of theta, the list of yeas and nays are
pierced on the yea side. and by using die
oilier the nay side is pointed. The whole
vote may thus be taken in an instant, and
as many as may be convenient. marked at
the same time. The clerk then rads the
vote from the list in the same manner as
he does after a call of the yeas and nay..
when the house ImirrichoW evey member
has voted. The merit claimed ler it is the
saving of time in taking the yeas and nays:"
AN HONORS/11 TOWN. -- SuSehil, Conn,
has been the birth of 4 congressmen, ti gov
ernors of Vermont, 2 governors of Penn
sylvania, I governorof Connecticut,' gov
ernor of Ohio, 2 postmaster generals. 2
judges of the superior court of Ohio,
judge of the supreme court of Vermont. 1
general in the French war, I judge WI the
county court.
COLIZATION CAUSE.--A friend ofAfriea.
B. C. Stanton, late of Minim, has left a
legacy of some eight thousand dollars in
the American colonization Society, for tiss
purposes of lineation in Liberia.
A wag on hearing that a chimney sweep
had given up busness. expressed his amon
iahment. for he thoughtthe holiness soared
him completely.
DROPSY OP TOR HEAD (Como.—A poor
child, a boy about two years old, was gir.
en up to die. The parents, neighbors and
doctors. had no hopes of his recovery__
For several days his breathing had been
short and death-like ; and., in fact, those
around him supposed another night would
be his last. In this stage of the ease-. an
aunt of the child was sent for, with whom
the little sufferer was a great favorite.--
This lady having arrived, and being seated
asked a few questions as to the condition of
the child's bowels, and then expressed the
opinion that Brandreth's Fills were capa
ble of saving its life. She was so in earn
est in her remarks, that her advice was
followed from the moment. She gave him
two pills at once and followed them up
with more in about an hour ; she crashed
the pills, and gave them in molasses, wash
ing them down with a little tea. The ef
fect was surprising ; in six hours she had
given him over 12 pills. and the disclaims%
were of the most malignant nature. Suf
fice it to say, that in fifty-two hours she
had given him fifty-two pills. and an the
alarming symptoms had entirely disappear
ed. lie is now well, and. though before a
weakly child, he is now strong he is, in
fact, re-made.
ILTThe Brandreth Pills are sold for 'IS cents
perbox at D r.B. Brandretlea Principe l 01See. eS t
Broadway, N. York, and by the following duly
authorized Airents:—John M. Steven... G e t_
tvahurg; Holtainser & Ferree, Petersburg; A
braham King, Hanteratown; A.MlTadaad.Ab
bottstown; D. M. C White. Hampton; gores
ineer & Co.. Littlestown; Mary Duncan. Cash
town; Goo. W. &II D. ilemry.Pairtield ;
J. H. ulidev ugh, East Berlin; Paeimi Newcom
er, Mechanicsville; Sam't Shirk. Hanover.
[Jan. 11. 11450.
BALTDIORE M !MLR ET.
£1.01:1L--The floor market is fall; sake of
Howard et /wands, at $1 75—which is shoot rho
settled price. City Mills bell at the mine. Cara
meal $3 25 as 3 25 Rye floter $3 00.
GRA IN.-Sopply of all kinds of Grain Refit_ pri
ers as follow.: red wheat! 00. 1111 01 ; and
white $1 03 asl 08. White Cone 47 a 49 ess.
yellow 50 a 51. Oats 29 a 31. Rye 55 a 58.
CATTI.SI.-11100 head of bevies ogres& Mate
scales yesterday. of which 1.000 wens said to sty
butchers at prices ranging from $1 00 to $3 50
per 100 its., on the hoof, eland to $4 80 •$8
75 net.
flOGS.—Svles of live hogs at $4 50 a Si 7S
per ton Iba., prices firm.
P R OVISIONB. Mess Pert 61075 and Prime
4119 50. Baron--Sides 6 cents; Hams 74 a 10;
Shoulders 51 a 51. Lard 7in bble., Bad 71 is
kevi—fiat little doles%
HARR] ED.
On tbr 25th nit, by Rev. J. libiA, Gannon
Allston Mitts' and Mita Unbar= Boasts,
both of this county.
On the 3u inst. hy the MIMI% Jew, itsionran.et
Cumherbnil county, and Miss ELJIMISTIR Gen-
DIN, or this county.
On the 27th nh., by the Rev. J. L. Mori_ We.
HENRY ever anst Mine Massa Pietas—heds et
this county.
DIED.
On the 2rl iniM LACIII Comma am. deargbarr
of Dr. R. H. 1100.1% of Casarreiar• Comber Mod
county, am 4 5 years sad 10 mentba.
On the 25th .1k ah Nos: Ohio, Ism. Hama-
Jr., fmoserly pf this empty, aced 23 years.
On the 27th ult. at ellunrwsbary. Yoh ireemq.
of pulmonary disease. Jun swami Rams, has • ow
dent of Pa. Coils 's, is Oho 1104 your lii ap.
A meeting of the Philomathwan Society a Paw
sylvania College being ealled,we receiiing theaad.
intelligence of the death of ewe of its active M 11111111•
here, Mr. humans llivrea, who depasind this life -
at the nothimet of lie Father, wear Vierewelkery,,
York county, Pa:, a eamamittee war appeared to.
draught rawhides", Motive to the decemeo et ear
brother, and to have them pabfwhed in the Lm.
them Observer and the men of Yost ad Get
tyabarg. Themfone,
litoolved, That we, as knew sealrete met
ateuttaareof the ease eseiete, sisemeity lemeet
death of Ma. Reid, a taiddiel kited eeLlie* es
teemed brattier.
Reached, not ws Jleplr apogrehho whh
Weaved Permits and Work who Iliow ahoes. dlo•
rived of a dutiful moo, whom Wended mom of
usefuloesa n they vrowyant of tiff Lead two boas
aw*naled so prosohnely.
&Weed, nal we amity to tia drroder sf
sir seemed fellhiir aorsiew, as orne of sir mews
towseeptiewatio; mod haveley, ~as Mir'
,Ogr,spd snub IWa it erpoligiar ist raimil
vantage.
IldseWlN MA f way
OP Mina wbetasoie fair *Ow io.
of gle, Pod mad yress--whe rpm ea • dna kihri.
toutoa 1144 glide, beswitliid misr ly alroalb.
whoa br eamekted. _
Bonolni. mat, aims. Imp wati amomPr
iy6.o ahocadim Sisk botessi Sy im•
Wow rypAtteek . or irstuAymidlaysk Iwo oodoile•
hisflOdo Poopioo_dmi„, wit of OsPioo
omniposint, riehosiklit' AA asioroo doo
wont etbli yininmt" j"
Rprobsd WO IS IMAM
ilw.-uSaff *Jr irogioll* lll o l Wits!rni g iaY
. Theta ewe ibeas sesslitiper—•
r ef wat l l l olF Or l i=" 11
r P le r . " 6l
DANIEL CIAWVILIC'
, •DS. LIMENRINGI.
W. A. STECKEL
Swim( nompifor rime espy
Comxciscairsa.
List of Letters,
Remaining in the Post Office at °Myr
' burg. January •
Al—Arnold John, Artist Dagsiitolan
Any, Anderson Robert.
It—Brown Wm. DoeL,
fret!. Baldwin C A, Bushey 'View's',
Bricker Samtivl, Bair Elizabeth, ninon'
Abram, Brovvr,' It John; Shock Nelion, 2,
Andrew, 2, Bininger Jacob.
Ci—:-Cot John, Chianti Xrchiliattl,f Cole
Abram'Rev., Cupp John It.
—Degroll Catharine, Diehl Samuel.
—Ecurd Maris, Eakens Clifton, Eb-
ert John.
r—Fleberger Catharine,Freyberger P.
Sophie,Fiscal Freling John , Fiscal
Michal.
6—Gochtnan Jacob, Greenbaugh John
L, 'Gibson Easter.
11-11aner Louisa, 2, Hershey Henry,
ILA:thins Joseph, [locator Daniel, Hardin°
George, Herberg John.
3—Jimnson David.
J W. Krise Louisa, Krim
David, Kirtzman H.
--Leas Magdalena, Lou Henry, Lew
is Samuel, Lightner Isaac, !Attie W Geo,
Lou Elizabeth, Logan L Samuel.
M—M'Evcry M Thomas, Myers Jas.
Moose Levi, Miller Susanna, Miles Na
than. M'Cleary Janice, M'Donnel David,
M'Gatty William, Mating Jacob, Monfort
David, Melhorn Jacob, M'Kinnoy Robert,
m'Clellan Samuel, Miller John, sen.
N—Noble James, Newcomer David.
o—Orient George, Ofrndorti Mathias,
Oakridge Academy.
r—Peacely J Elenor, Parson Malinda.
rt —Rathvon John, Rantlnlph Nathan
iel, Rumel John, Rainer B. Frederick, Rei
ley Louisa, 2.
B—Sheets David, Jr., Stallsmith C.
Louisa, Swarch Michael, Swope D H.
Schwartz Jacob, Sampson Henry, Stover
G W, Slonecker Maria, Settle William,
Smith 3. Frederick, Stubs A Catharine,
Sharp Samuel, Stover Eliza.
T—Tate George, Truckey C E Mrs,
Tomas Frances.
Vir —Welch John, NVeisenseel Maria
Eva, Weaver John, Wilson George, Wag
goner Susanna.
lr —Young Barney, Ycagy Adam.
Z—Zimmerman Aire'', 2.
A.. D. BUEHLER, P. M.
Kir - Persons calling for letters in the a
bove List, will please say they have been
advertised.
Jan 1 l , 1880,-3t
NOTICE.
THE person who took from Lumber
Yard a Lot of Locust Posts will
please call and pay for thorn, and take no
more without permission. I hereby give
notice that I do not consider any person at
liberty to take lumber of any kind from
the yard, without first calling. upon.xne,7--
You can at all times be waited upon. This
may save exposure.
Jan. 11, 1850.-31
NOTICE.
THE subscriber has always on hand at
his slaughter-house a supply of fresh
VEAL and other Meat. Persons desiring
it can be regularly supplied.
NICHOLAS CODORI.
Jan. 11, 1850.-3 t
Blue Dicks—Wake up!
rum: regular Annual meeting of the
11 ..lilac Dick Fire Company," will be
held at the Engine Room TO-MORROW
EVENING, at 6f . , o'clock. As an Elec-
lion for Officers and other important busi
nese will he attended to, it is hoped tha
every meinker will be found in prompt at
tendanee.
Jan. 11. 1850-1 t
NEW
11ARDWARE & GROCERY
STORE.
John Fahnestock
111) ESPECTFULLY announces to his
friends and the public generally, that
he has opened a NEW
Hardware and Grocery Store,
in Gettysburg, at "M'Clellan's Corner,"
where can be found a general assortment of
every thing in his line. Having examin
ed both the Philadelphia and Baltimore
markets, ho is enabled to offer his goods
at reduced prices. and can confidently as
sure them that they can be purchased low
er than they have ever been sold before.
His stock consists of
Hardware and Cutlery,
such as nails, cross-cut saws, planes and
tits, locks, hinges, screws, chisels of ev
.ery description, rasps and tiles, saddlery
of all varieties, shoemakers' lasts and tools,
tnorroccoleather and linings, shovels, forks,
and a general assortment of
TABLE CUTLERY AND POCKET
KNIVES;
in short. ever article belonging to tha
branch of butatess. Also a complete as
soriment of GLASS,
I'AINTB, OILS & DYE STUFFS,
and a large, full and general assortment u
GROCERIES,
FISII, and CEDAR WARE, ill of which
he has selected with great care and pur
chased on the very best terms, thus ena
bling him to sell at such prices as will give
entire satisfaction. 110 solicits and hopes,
by strict attention to the wants of the com
munity, to receive the patronage of the
public. JOHN FA HNESTOCK.
, Gettysburg, Sept. 14, LB49.—tf
LARGE lo' of Ribbons and Flow
/11 ers just received and for sale by
Oct. 5. J. L. SCHICK.
sunerovAL.
'DR. J. LAWRENCE HILL,
DENTIST,
nAs removed his office to the building
opposite the Lutheran Church, io
Chambersiburg "treat, 2 doors out of Mr.
Afiddiernit's store where ho all times
.be fouad ready , and willing to attend to
any case within the province of the Den
r'tist. Petians in want of full sets otteeth
are vispeofolly invited to call.
REFERENCES. ,
ih..C. N:Bmituoim, 1 Rev.C.O. KaArre, RD
" D. Hourss,Prof. M. hooss,'
'• 0 . 4. 9 , ,,,,,,, r4 ,
•• IL L. BOIGIIIIIII,
•• D. di aa inT, ~ W m. 14.Rsirsous
1
:ail', J. O. WaltlON,D.D.ff M. L Itiscavni.
Jtolv 7. 18411. . • • '
w w ILL,aild4fie th itnatant:we to call
it the Store of J. L. SCRUM,
end eratrina-bia.atnak of Satin Veadqe,
()14 ”eit it'sbakitart Ifindterehiefe, Ctit••
vetai Suiitehdene;
FOR R ENT,
• 7 4 11 k OFFICE
Connected with the property of
Rev, pr. Krauth, in S. Blltimore s s
street, corner of high street—for- I
merly occupied by Drs. Gilbert and Cow
gill. Also, a Blacksmith Shop on Weet
Middle street.
FOR SJgLE, a largo quantity of Earth
and Grave/. Enquire of
U. MoCONAUGIIY.
Gottysburg, Jam 2, 1850-31
Relate of George Neff, deceased.
LETTERS Testamentary on the Es
tate of GEORGIC Na,y, late of the
borough of Gettysburg. Pa.idec'd. having
been granted to the subscriber, notice is
hereby given to all who are indebted to said
Estate, to make payment withoutdelay, and
to those having claims to present the same,
properly authenticated, to the subscriber,
residing in said borough, for settlement.
VALENTINE WARNER,
Jan. 2, 1850-81
NOTICE is hereby given to all Legatees
AA 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. I nt) first and final account of Sam
uel Gilliland and Thomas N. Dicks, Ad
ministrators of Margaret Gilliland, (wid
ow,) deceased.
87 99 The first and final account of Sam
uel Gilliland and Thomas N. Dicks, Ad
ministrators of Wm. F. Gilliland, dec'd.
88. The first and final account of Geo.
Cole and John Cole, Executors of George
Cole, sen., deceased. . .
WM. W. lIAMERSLY,Registcr
Register's Office, Gettysburg,
Dec. 28, 1849.—td 6.
I N pursuance of a writ of Venditiani
Expomis, issued out of the Court of
Common Pleas of Adams county, and to
me directed, will be exposed to Public
Salo on Saturday the 12114 of January
next, at I o'clock, P. M., at the Court
house, in Gettysburg,
L 1 Zifebte (0.:40 1.14.1)30 2 0q),,
situate in Ilunterstown, Straban township,
being the North-east corner of the public
square, adjoining lots of Abraham King, J.
F. Felty and Josiah Woods, improved with
a two-story Brick
Dwelling House, '
i ii:
suitable for any kind of public
business. with a frame stable and a well ul
water on the premises.—Seized and taken
in execution as the estate of MARY WAL
TER. \VM. FICKES, Sheriff.
Dec. 28, 1848.—td
GEO. ARNOLD
TIIE Commissioneis of Adams county
hereby give notice that they have fix
ed upon the following times and places for
the holding of Appeals in the several town
ships and boroughs in the county, when
and where they will attend to hear Appeals
between the hours of 9 o'clock, A. M. and
3 P. M. :
For the townships of Mountjoy, Germs
ny and Union, at the house of Joseph Bar
ker, in Littlestown, on Monday the 28th o
January next.
For the townships of Conowago and
Mountpleasant, at the house 9f Peter Smith
iu Mountpleaaant, 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 1V eduesday the 30th of Janu
ary next.
For the townships of llamilton & Read
ing, at the house of Israel Yount, in Hamp
ton, on Thursday the 31st day of January
next.
For the townships of Huntington, Lati
more and Tyrone, at the house of John
M. Ege, iu Petersbug, on Friday the let
of February next.
For the townships of Hamiltonban and
Liberty, at the house of Isaac Robinson,
in Millerstown, on Monday the 4th day of
February next,
For the townnship of Franklin, at the
house of Moses Smith, in Cashtown, on
Tuesday the sth of February next.
For the township of Menalien, at the
house of Wm. Eicholtz, in Middletown, 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. Aeolis Nissuan, Clerk. Nom'es.
Dec. 28, 1840—td
LAW PARTNERSIUP.
Tun undersigned have entered into part
nership for the Practice of the Law
in the several Courts of Adams county.—
Office in South Baltimore a treat, three doors
South of the Court-house, the same here
tofore occupied by D. M. Slurries. All
business entrusted to their care attended to
with fidelity and despatch.
DANIEL M. SIMYSER,
WILLIAM M'SHERRY.
N. IL 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. .
DANIEL M. SMYSER.
Dee. 21, 1840.-3 m
CT"Hinever Spectator" ipswt three months,
mire coo, ard.charge this *es. ,
EVERIAtt .
rigHEItE beings number ojgood F i ume
. 111 * in the neighborhood of Gettysburg,
whioh the proprietors •are anxious to dis
pose of, and the - tmdersigtied having been
appointed Agent therefor, Optima wish.
lug to purchase desirable rums will find
it, to their advantage to address Me under
signed who wil promptly attend to all let
tere addresiled to him. Residence; South
liiiltimore street, Gettysburg, Pa. •
•
F. E. 'VANDERSI,,OOT.
Dec. 14, 184ct—tg • •
'LEM N
ittircHred clasps.
STEEL BEADS
.Pepe Teruo, Tassels,
Bilk 'Coven, and Reticulesosonstasi•
ht on hand and for isle at 801110 Wee
NOTICE.
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Tax Appeals.
reIBOLVIV 1 r ON
VIE VERY GREJIT RIRGRINS
NOW OFFERED 47'
KURTZ'S NEW' STORE t
•
WE have now on hand a choice and
V.I. MIL asiortment of allJesetipticins
of W whick we offer
now, as naval, at remarkably Low ratans.
Persons wishing bargains in the Dry
Goods line will be inre to be suited by ,
calling at ocrKurt,z's Cheap Store.
FRENCH MERINOVA, all shades ;
figured Detainee, at 12i, 181 and 25 eta.;
plain and printed Cashmeres. at 25.311
and 1171, cents ; super black Alpacas. at 20,
25 and 87e cents-000'ot Kurts'e.
SPLENDID LONG SHAWLS, at pri
ces varying from •8 los7 50; figured and
black Dress Silky very cheap ; also Blank
ets, Flannels. Ticking., &c.,-.-1.:7•lo Le
/tad at Kurtz's.
Together with an assortment of Clothe,
Caee►meree, Vestings, Stocks, Cravats,
Gloves, Hosiery, &c. &c. We close as
we began, with the wholesome advice and
significant motto, that if you want bargains
forget not the Cheap and New Store of
Dec. 21, 1948. KURTZ'S.
.710 TIC E.
r 4 etters of Administration, on the estate
I of DANIEL HAWN, deceased, late
of Mountjoy township, Adams county,
Pa., having been granted to theseubscri
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.
WM. KUHNS, Adm'r.
Nov. 2,1349.-6 t•
$2 50 REWARD.
QTRAYED from the premises of the
subscriber, in Gettysburg, on the Ist
of January, A SETTER DOG, about
nine months old—color white, with very
small liver-colored spots, which render him
of a dirty appearance—ears long, and of a
light red color. The above reward will
be paid to any person who will ruturn the
said dog, or furnish information that will
enable the subscriber to get possession of
him. The dog was last seen in the neigh
borhood of IWllhenny's Mill on the prem
ises of Win. Paxton.
I). KEN DLE HART.
Jan. 4, 1850.
REMOVAL.
The Cheap Book Store of
KELLER KURTZ
Has been removed to the South-east cor
ner of the Centre Square, adjoining the
Store of A. B. Kurtz.
Gettysburg, Jan. A, 1950.
Irdwrion
T ETTERS of Administration de be
nia non, with the will annexed, on the
estate of MARGARET KITC lIEN, late
of Reading townitip, Adams co., deed.,
having been granted to the subscriber re
siding in Straban township, he hereby
gives notice to all indebted to said Estate
to make pay ment without delay, and those
having claims to present the same proper
ly authenticated for settlement.
SAMUEL. VANOESDEL.
Nov. 30, 1849-0 t Adru'r.
NOTICILL
LETTERS of Administration onthe
Estate Of MAGDALENA BAIRD, late of
Freedom to wns h p, Adams con nty, Pa.,de
ceased, having been granted to the subscri
bers—Notice is heresy given to all per
sons indebted to said Estate to make pay
ment without delay, and to those having
claims against the same to present them,
properly authenticated, for settlement, to
the subscribers, residing in Liberty town-
ship. SAMUEL BAIRD,
Nov. 23, 1849.-60 diciners
FARM FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers at Private Sale,
on advantageous terms, _ i
4Ms /PA= 9/
situate in Franklin township, Adams coun
ty, adjoining lands of Robert Shekly, Wm.
Bailey, and Win. Hamilton, within three
miles of Gettysburg, containing
184 Acres and 91 Perches.
There aro about 50 Acres of Woodland.
and the rest under good cultivation. There
• are two
Dwelling Houses
on the Farm, a double LOG
BARN, newly covered, with sheds around
it ; two wells of water, with a pump in
one of them ; a sufficient quantity of Fruit
Trees, such as Apple, Pear, Peach and
Cherry. There is Meadow sufficient to
make 60 tons of Hay yearly. About 1500
bushels of Lime have been put on tho farm,
and about 2,000 Chesnut rails.
This would suit to be divided into two
Tracts, both of clear and wood land.
Any person wishing to purchase, will
be shown the farm, by Henry Trostle. re
siding thereon. GEO. TItOSTLE.
July 27, 1849-4 m
FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.
THE subscriber will sell at private sale
the FARM on which HENRY Ilea-
Burr, jr., now resides, situate in Franklin
township, Adams county, adjoining lands
of King Wilson, Andrew Heintzelman,
and others, containing ' -
UWS aaliti2stine
more or lees. The improvement. are a
TWO-STORY
kTWO-STORY
Frame Dwelling House,
a first-rate LOG BARN, with a
Spring of good water convenient to the
door. There is a fair proportion of Tim
ber and Meadow , on the farm, anal an ex
cellent Orchard. ,Pervons wishing to as
certain the terms, which will be reasona
ble will, eali eree.•the sebeeor The
propbrty can be ' Viewed' on app esfipn.to
the tenant , ' • • , •
HENRY HERSHEYi gen
Franklin tp„Jnnet,lB49.—tf
CHOOL BOOKS AND STATION
ERIN of all lilliih4oonstantly on hand
and for sale, at the lowest prices, at the
book and'StationitiheiiiA of
Dee. 10. S. if. BUM-11XL
FOWANNT:
‘‘
A .811 14:1A1M,
&owe CierOiony*;Aciiktifii"Cot;
• , GEO.' fitNOLD:
Nov. II I 1849.
STata
-
[romessam Kam Inc; SM. a., recntramj
fir
HE subscriber hal the pleasure of > -
- 11 ; ponncing 0111the'lie*'
Jits goneralbr. dolt
the :largo and cattnetiO ll4 ,i!Nm..ted Oct
in Chambeniburg streeti uott)tooorg. Pao
for a number ofyears under the care of
JAIN es A. TininersoN,' l lEig'4''lnid ; widely
and favorably kneern . Travelling
Public, as the stopping. p'a'ce of the mail
Stages to and•from Baltimore, York, Ear
ris b u rg, Cha m be rsbu rg, Hagerstown, Fred
erick, and the lettit4nTiatio; 'towns. The
house has been thcirOughit repaired : and
refurnished, and itothbig . #lll'be left utt
done in the' efroreto snit* the high cbar
seter of the House and render it worthy
of the patronage of the Travelling Public.
1 The services of attentive'flervantLand
careful Settlers haveWatt* mitred. and
every requisite conioniebbe Will he guar
antied to all who may be pleased to favor
me with their•patronage.•
JOHN L. TATE.
Oct. 12, 1840. . '
GETTYSBURG VOUNDRY
IP, 4141C711.4 4 .6 *OOP..
subecriber reareetMly intent*
IL his friends and the ,public generally
that he still continues to carry, on the
FOUNDRY BUSlNESS,inallits branch
es, at his old establishment, lit the Western
pa rho I G ettvsburg; where he has constantly
on hand all sorts of
at U 7) at VOW Ma •
such as Kettles, Pow, Ovens, Skillets,
Pans, Griddles, tke., of all sizes ; also,
STOVES of every size and 'variety, inclu
ding Common, Parlor, Air-tigh t and Cook
ing Stoves—among them the far-famed
llathatvays.
To Farmers ho would say. ho has on
hand an excellent assartitient of
Threshing JPlaehin es,
Hovey's celebrated PltitiVieUtters, the re
nowned Seylcr Plows ; also Woodcock s
and Witherow's ; also Points, Cutters,
Shareq,
BLAcKsmrruusro is carried on in
its different branches, by the beat of work
men.
t o The subscriber has also opened a
B(U)T & SIME
Shop in the South end of the
Froundry Building.where,with good wok
mon and excellent materials, the neatest
fits and best work will be made. it-La
dies will be waited on at their resldetteb.
All of the above mentioned articles will
be furnished as cheap, for Cash or country
Produce, as they can be had any where
else. All orders will be promptly attend
ed to. .
__
ory'Repairing, of all Linda, done at the
short 39 notice.
T. WARRFN.
Gettysburg, May 5. 1848.
QUM MQ,011.:
II FINRY SMITH,
111 ESPECTFULLY informs the cit
zens of Gettysburg that he has o
pened an Oyster Saloon, in Chambers
burg street between Paxton's Hat Store.
and the Temperance House, where he will
constantly be prepared to serve up the
Best Fresh Oysters,
in every style, Fried, Roasted, Stewed,
&c. lie invites the putronageof the pith
lic, and pledges the best efforts of the es
tablishment to please. Call gendumen,
and judge for yourselves.
The subscriber would also respectfully
inform the public that he intends prose
cuting the Tonsorial business in all its va
ried and various branches. •
His razor's good and sharp,
He'll shave your lace without a smart.
Gentlemen, call and see for yourselves.
His sponge is good, his towels are clean; :
And in his shop he's shiny' seen
PCPHe also respectfully informs the
gentlemen that they can at any time have
their boots blacked in the neatest style.—
Gentlemen ran also have grease removed
from their clothe's.
HENRY SMITH.
Gettysburg, Dec. 21, 1849.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
THE subscriber has in his possession
an invaluable receipt for making
SOFT SOAP, which he now offers to the
public at a very insignificent and extraor
dinarily low price. A very superior-and
elegant article of soft soap can be made by
this receipt, without Fat, Ashes or Ley.
and one barrel of it boiled in the incredi
ble short apace of ONE HOUR, and at a
cost not exceeding Sevenlyfive Cents to
the barrel. . This Soap will be warranted
superior for washing and other purposes,
to any made in the nsual manner, and if
not found as warranted, the ',Money will
be reftinded io all wha bough treekiiPts.
Heads of families and others will do well
to give this matter their attention, as it
will prove a great saving of labor and ex
pense. No person will be permitted to
sell receipts unless authorized hy me.
JOHN MEIXEL.
Price One Dealer;
9:7'Receipts can be had of
SOL(WON POWERS
Nov. 23, 1849. Gettysburg
$OOll,S2t
THE subscriber tenders hie acknowl
edgements to hie friends and the pub
he for the liberal patronage hitherto ex
tended to him, and respectfully Inf niti.
them that he has just received from' the .
Cities a spendid tournament of new Goods,
comprising in pen a fine stook of
isHAWLS, QINGMA"t;
REI.JINES, GLOW: "Slltg'ollllllg RIB
BOA FLAW t$ c 0, 1 1 44 1 0 ,
Muslins, Irish Linensi fir, ;
&c.. al[' of Which' will be sold arthelow
est clash prices. ,
The etlbmitiber deems „ it tienceninucTio ‘
anunterate the different articles which
comprise hitviteisk.'He who'd therefore
earnestly invite Mlle call'and emmilhe for
themselves bathe Ipurehishie ektreheii.
.1 • v 1 3 Q1114 0 *;
fitittystnirg, Sp pi, 2,8,
M. STEVENSON ties , just receilied,
nßiot 611ottisattrStoehi1ir Few. Long
Reet- 1 42_ ktriet , quilitys'yhicko OeS/411
' City i;ul see. , " u'"."4
. ,
FANO ARTlOLES,Oologne,Soaps
s Uair nods'. Bruh 4 4rroilet
Brushes, Toed% Powders, DLO: j{ dro. , , Or
ids by 'B4l, ,11311EUT,,ER
Baltimore Adveretismento.
_1 6 , , .
I. likcPkOt , W. S. norictiss
ghtiM 4e, HOPKINS.
liEfilM,reititoß, AND WHOLESALE,
• ~ • DEALORS - ••
In Vi•tbsegirTali*Trip'
. is ' . iso tiettifiltifei .t.,•1 1 41: 4 04 we:
Orallneo o 4 .l3 • l V o 9 4l K _ _
A large assortment- of -READY MADE
',CLOTHlNGvolauptirius
' O I 9 CP8134183 (010111Yre; e -
Chith - mettle of suii i--Entrgheo,somli
'eh)" it( the Store Oit' Charles itreet:'
March 80, 18.49.--I'
1ir,13. 41 1J1111E A L
CPR. OF PR AyT t3T.Bc I OENTRB
8 P A CE, CLIMIThar WIEEMIO USE.
WIRE Proprietor of the , ahmte establish.
• moot would ioespectfelly ihfbrui the
eitittene -Biltintore And vicinity. that*
has tiot4tivid:frOtiv Europe the ,
' FALL •AND WINTER FAIIHIONS
tagerthet with II •-rich essorlment aoudads
adapted le tile coming seattothtettailitintt of
Superfinifrieratchr , Gernum and Enotlish
• .Clughsileastor,Beavers. PUots.anui-..
Pelitot Coating;: ,
A new allele fai Overpacks and Business
Coats. Also, a rEl l efulid oussottmonV of
March and Eng ' Cassimeres and
t
of the most desirable styles imported this
ses,eml. • 1 IPH VOMNPki r —lNfi lobe
and are cottoning reoeiving mm411,1;103 of
Vestingo, consisting of plain and figured
Silks and fi'oolen Velvets, „figured and
striped Cashns4es,Silks, Salina and
Valmicitts;
atoll shades and colors. Our CUSTOM
WORK ileut and made in - the - best anuo
ner--and as vegan's, style and workman.
ship, is .warranteil•to giro *Wife, 'Wain
tjon, and at , greatly redacted prices. .
hi
READY- APE C LOTHING;44.re r ,-
sons in want of beady-made Clothlog are
particularly invited to call anti extunins
our stock before purchasing elsewhere, as
we manufacture all qualities of FASHION
ABLE CLOTHING. And our assort
ment of that article itt at all times large,
which offers to purchasers a groat induce
ment of procuring an snide of a quality
which cannot be obtained in any other
Clothing Establishment in the Oity. ,
We have on hand and are consta ntly
manufacturing Garments of every valioty,
from the beet materials, in the most ap
proved styles. for Fall and Wintqr Wear,
CONOISTISO OF
Swims!, .Sack anii•Pelitot Overcoat*,
Oto II colors, qualities and i zes, from $250
.4 50 4 75. 5 50 and upwards,
BOYS' SACK & OVERCOATS.-7
A large assortment of Iloye s Sack and
Overcoats, 20 per cont. less than the uspal
prices. •
SUPERFINE FROCK AND DRESS
GOATS, made from German and French
„ ,
,Cluths.,. in . the. latest fashiou.. :4 large
Stock of Tweed Coitus., Pants a nd eats.
We have a largo assortment-of Twee
Frocks and Sacks. A New Article—
Forest Sacks, for Stormy , weather. Pan.
saloons, from Super French Doeskins.—
BLACK AND FANCY CASSIMERE
PANTS, of every variety of Shade. and
Color, at $l, 1 50, 1 75, 2, 2 50. #3,[ 3 00,
and upwards:
VESTS, made from Rich Velvets, Bs.
tins. Cashmeres and Valuucies, and gtall
prices. •
AL.7"Remember name and Once, corner o i l
Pratt and Centre Markel 'pace.
Nov. 23, 1849.-4
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
FACUI.IT Or PilYslp,
s rf : of 1 B , l9t—'slJ.
fir I - IE IsPeillres will commence on Mon-
I day Ilse 29th of OciAcr, and cup
tinue until the 15th of Mardi ensuing.
Chemistry and Pharmary—Ww. E. A
AIKEN. M. D., L. L. D.
Surgery—Nal-lift IL Sigma.
Therapeutics, Meteria Medica and Hygi
ene---SAXUAL Citaw, M. D.
Anatomy and Physiology-lostru ROBIN
M. D.
Theory and" Practice of Medidine.—Wir.
Poseita,lit. P. 1, '6
Miderifitry and Diseases of Women and
:Q}tli~ren—Htc~tntta li. Taws, M. D.
Itmoterer on Pathology and 'Demonstrator
of Anatomy—Gen. W . M rprett se smut.
Instruction in Clinical Medicine and
Clinical Surgery every day at the Balti
more Infirmary, opposite the Medical Col
lege. The rooms , ter practical anatomy
will' be opened October let, under the
charge of the demonstrator. Fees for the
entire. course $9O. Comfortable board
may be obtained in the vicinity of the Med
ea! College, for $2.59 to $3.50 per week.
WILLIAX E. A. Autism •
Awe of the faculty.
Sept. 21, 1849.-09
.., . .
BEURTS a; wholesale,
SHlRTitem 110,to $24 par dozen.
S COLLLARS, from $1 to
S 4 per dozen.
Manufactured and sold at 179 134uvrt
moan Brans's., between Light and Calvert.
MEN'S and BOYS' Shins, Cotton and
Linen, on hand and constantly making, all
sizes—plain and fancy. •
p.33.llemember the name and
179 Baltimore Street,
Fourth door below Light.'
Oct. 20, 1849.-4 m BETTON.
RESTORATION AND,PAESERV,+TION
THE HAIR. BY . 4
'ise and Solt, of
CARO.
filar WISE & SON, findingg , it iitipo
mit • aible to attend personally to the
great number of , daily applieatious i knit
all 'sections of the Union, for their remedy
or baldness, and for their celebrated'HAlß
TONIC. have found it necessity to tip:
point a General. Trvielling ofeentilo As.
ii'different cities and totrulthrotighbut ibe
United States, vesting 'high with 'atithority
to appoint sub4gents,' `use and 'Tend the
Hair Todie,‘ind to apply the HESTOIL.
•ATlVE.'imd to put then:chit° the baedeof
those he may appoibt to operate tibesever
a sufficient number of tients in arty
town 4100rhoili (4 1, filufned..
IdlP'Sbuquter
county..Va.,,is alone hutliorised to act as
'Gullet the
above
Capt. V. r may be' impeded to viellris
speedily es possibtiii• the . 'ptitieipsd , iiities
and teemed( the Union:
N. B. Capt. Calvert will 'always hate.
on heads full sepPly of the. HAlk' TON
IC , (which kikailliesithi heed el •tiendtuff,
.strengtbimai end -invigorates. did hilt; sill
prevents it also from falling of f ) for Me
of *Malty . most mintiguous to his
operations ; or it rosy ultimo be obtained.
at wholesale, and forwarded to any part o
'die Union; b y addressing the proprietors
M. WISE & SON; Riclimontl: Va.
OtirPrice 110 per dozen • Six kit
den for 4W--or one dolls; sio4ht,
Vac. 7, 1 3 41K — .1 1 Y. • -
0. •
Philadelphia Adverliseinenlm
_
Paper ! Paper ! Paper !
No. 21 Bank street, between Market and Cher
out, and 2d and ad streets,
Subacribera bed leave to call the atten.
;ion olcountry buyers to their assortment
Or papers, toritbracing the different varieties of
Printingr' Efirdware, Writing, Envelope, and
Wriappingiaspers,lreitue papers, white and 114
sorted rotors, also , flonhet and Box Board*. rac.
, engaged, in the mapufectitre of printleg
PlPS e rtry, ordem (rpm. Printer; for, any
evert Ire *bleb Will be furnished at short no.
Veit d Om. •
.Viatkft Meer eitherjinrash'riftesdirreld ler
Repo f , " DUCKEIV , Pc•KNIGIiTi
4ept.,14; • No 4 1 , lies*
Druggtatir, , Physician/ I Merah.
Wtits; : aild'tdthet"
, . •".'y t
vf A. 2,r, gegoo, t ,i9PTl!,.r,[ , AtiTA.
kaaracte, undreamt., egelinte hatelkihina,
lia.;arekinfltal hi at ) i 6 MEDI 'STUBS,
gs Korth St rill street, betardlrirket
Arch rlrietri, Phlisdel 6ii, *Wei* iti , iiinittitiatly
kept a kitgo inisortmibt,of every eletiellt 40 ;Gar
lien, Thivb 94,totter limirctbiu!.4t
any otherastablialantrit in the pk r .
The f aiUnilat tate is taken in the pre.
pikieo, tint pititllg livid bx tik '"I
The 11eibe; Reoir,'&o..-ireeneatly PO alp 'hi
prensaatt paielanea ' , rum, lib., ilia; and lib,'•,-
.:ThieVeaelithre•Ettraets araputontiln jam pr
rirkwa.'idso, and are ariarranted .to be equal, •if
not IlugerWrr.io Iho market ,
toteal and
,Tkontpeonlan ptellaratfiall
ate fat lip ian in'the uraireit'aiknner,Yeith direction*
for ''• ,• , /1 1 , ,, , • , 1,, •
117 - Partieelaristreailon kr called ;to our nen
eentratedilettattabfirenillaalgt R•Orrigro, for fla
voring Esseroel (World ftnirnnut,We
tiers, Pure ...round Spices ani itervroisped,A slides
of eve.) , kind, wild in bulk, or ia cuisine. ex
pressly
The importance of pore eta rellibfe Medicine
hi menial) , being lobes:Ted ..id appreitiated , 4
the; Medics! Prefessioni .Apethokaties sod VlM
munity at large.
,l'ipat Jilt practitioner should
be able to calculate with milder,- upon the effect
of this mediciaes,he sdlatinietere 4,egineni
importanhe to hlm and *Patients. 'Afweys
krieldng opoi point is vitly wt.irMthl 4 0#?
purchare or use our eOl4l, will have no cause
of disappointment.; , nEtp,k;N ,&
Proprotpia Oar. en o
Lebanon, . '
C. P. KNIGHT, 'Agent, Pli,,flgi` st
Sept. 14.1 940 6tp , .
111 I)riLg -
Q. 4• yszoi . l l / I , a. ‘" 18t
Countity - Mer6 i hitrits..
N, KEELER cud most „rer
spectiully solicit attention to their freak'
'lock of Kngluh, Erench,.German andA,Minienn
DitirGtt. Irle‘lirines„ Chemirsis,Jellartlet ,Oily
Oya Stuffs, Glassware, Perfumery,. Nent..41.01.5
ones, Acc. Hewing opened,' SAW 49r14/1 4 400
Market street, with is, tell .tosppla, of PAugt.ll l l4
Medicines, we respectfullysoliciLltountry..Peal
era to. ',canine our. stock befoul .puic,htuttagelets.
where, promising one and all who Parke, Wilt
posed to extend us, their pat ro nage.- to sell them
genuine Drugs end Medicines,' ones librial terms
as any other house in the (;itysend,to.gaithfully
execute all ardent entrneunt IS , ut PcoMAYsaull
with dieftlitCll. . ,5. ,
Otse,ot, the Piniwietorei.belng .02 0 .417:0111 -
cias i atl44o ampleguarinteeer theitinsuinpqual r
ity of all articles sold at their,eatithlishopent.d;
We especially, invite, Druggintkhot.Cqnqtry
Nterebautf, mika may, wish to“bicome AggalliShf
Dr. Pekr'f vslibrafrd Family - Nesliiritsra, (lltsUll
ard and popular medichies,),to thriven] their ad-
dress„ Soliciting the patronage of
,tinaliwsve
totspectfully remain, . . .
Wholesale pruggi r op, so, 44,14ar
Philatielphin..Sept. 14, 5. “
AT THE OLD STAND'
n Cr ift• di .V.EW &riot.:
J. 0, TREY
111 ENDERS hia acknowledgments, to
415 ' his friends for past favors, and has
the pleasure of announcinglthat frets ligain
located at the old stand, on Washington
street, one square south" of Tliomeson's
Hotel, where he will be prepared, as here
tofore. to do all {wide of , .
Coach, Cloth, & Plign Painting.
oci-C4li,glAG 'REPATRING done
at short notice, lind ftni reasonable terms,
for which Country Produce will 10 jeken,
fOlte4Mlrilicribet Is thankful fig pi!iila
reni, and hopeii.44-altltit tr i l l '.
and, st, desire taideaina, ei sa k e6e ant re
c 1 474 0 9 114 40 3 °, P 4I /1 )14 °""V•
i:. •-, ';', ,
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41441 05 1 4i 14 40 . i 9 .:41:`
,4
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rize i'm ft
DED , 'l' • I ,g4k . 1 . *
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7-- ,
HAI'S' AND tUi'
11 . 1 ;1 tit :'l
',12//iVala 6 agifage ,
WM. Vtr. PAXTON •
HAB conunimeed . the liDell ° dr trtfoE
Businesti, with HATS di CAPS,
and has now on hands a large and corn
cte assortment of
HATS ANW VAT'S, DOTS AND
1 '4%0E4, '
of every des'?;,,.. nitre for men, wo
men and ehild p i t ~will sell at
low prices . , . jilt if,',/ ioi
Ilind exam
ine the Stbeto Goodir.'lt is'not neces
sary to describe minutely, for—Rematnber
that every article that , can make the heed
and teat comfortable and handsome, in v all
seasons of the veer can he had at his
Store, two thmslbel,qw?P9ss44,oo.
Very' au Alin eat 'York' and
Philadelphia S ilk" and eaver limit con-
stonily oo hand.
Gett sburg, 'Oct. 19, 18i0.---te
IL IL COLE.
To. Owners , and Dealers in
6*...D T ‘yi.ba.vickorp.
e
or icted with poll eeil; T iMare, 'humors,
saree/qurstertidnit, braises:be affellthis, or with
galled necks or shoulders—proatimisind 1510 05
dirft •ll9 4lMX4 0111 40151 . 11 I •
Nilbt4tl 04. 1, V41i 1 C• 6 / 1 1RAttar
and you will be satisfied, atter the first ,thorpnals
application, that your bore, cm) be c ured by .the
dale Of inetmpatible l Ointnient,'
Fortasllasealila' 'Add stiretiktiel, , See'printed
0141 1 Phlotia • . ."Pi.i I r " r•
, . U:Pikarart SavollimPlind Proprietor,
it 14 , 14, .40
Cy~. a, 'York, Agents for the
arilaties l Of ularld'Adatpshaleo sal by
14. H. BOEHM , Gittystitirt;ittia D. WHITE,
Hampton.
May 4, i 4 I'' t.,
49 4 4 741 / 1 4, •
lir,ErtEltc46l 4 Ad r iiiiitifrittion on the es
iite CllittirrlAN ZECKEIt,
Gettyabrirg, Adams•county, deed,
hating been granted to the subscriber re
!tiding—in saute place. notice is hereby
given to those indebted to said estate to
make payment without delay, and to those
hiving claims, to present the satne prop
erly authenticated for settlentent.
JAS. P. FAUNESTOCK,
Dec. 7. 1840—at Adm'r.
cti - .)NtigrAN'FLY ottjtand itistNOleepe
A k i Steel Beath. Rings and Teasels
i Tina*, es., by J. 4. iruHR.A.
ID:, PE II
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OFFICE
MANurAC
Dr. S. P. TOWNSEND'S
COMPOVAID EXTRACT OP
BARSAPARILLA
JUO%t IYundcrfol Medicine or the Age,
„1,500,000 BOTTLIS
MANIJFACTURKD YEARLY.
%lite llfettle/Ina is put up In t.tuart Mattes
and hat eared more than
1, - . 100;000 Oasis of . Chronic Diseaso,
I,lllllollii Albs but Telt Yearn—None tatilesadnis ,
,
aligned by N. P. TOWNIOICAIIa.
,•.
EXPOSE.
ItEADIISI3 THE FOL.I.OIt'DI AFFIDAVIT
ttica , Ptiblid will learn die origin, or rather when the
!whelps. for snaking the stud they roll Old Dr. Jenson
FlSlVinolorPs Serniparille, came fn,m— nod will be .Me
Isbindgeeellioli. is for genelne origins], and nr the
honesty of the men Who are employed in selling it no
tin .nhiglikil Dr, Toe. n•rnila Sornipetrilla. Dr. B. P.
Tparnseed was Ike original proprietor and Inventor of
DY. Tbdharhnl, 'tfineaparilla. and hi. 1110dieille had
giftiOn reeititatimi.tka] no other remedy ever gained.
IF npinefsetnred over one million ol bottles last year,
Ind* kintitibiebt Ong et peasant noon bottles Per day
nna wire
,Psinapanlia and Yellow Dock In our
aajbliihenent each day, Sian all Ike other Sarsaparilla
Intratirlietinseit , in Die world.' Mottled Drike, In&
" 110. i n •
THE AFFIDAVIT;
City and (*minty of Nan• Tort!, es
'Anartnmgo, of the said City, bring duly
o w omh ooth i llepro• and nay that ho is a practicel
pro' and (Amulet. That mine time In the latter
pub or.kloy, of firet of Juno, late , a man by Wiesen*
of j A 7 ti pa Toilworn!. who at tit.tt tme we a book and. •
ph lel peddler, eallssi upon deponent, at the brooms
ef Tkompom, No. 41 lindson-etrect, where dope.,
mut boaided, and requested demote t to write him a
reel by which to snake a hymn of sarsaparillt.
Deposee further sari, that he became acquainted
with Towiterld at the °dire of Theodore Foster,
baq., Book, Publithor, with whom aid Townsend •
dWt. That said rossinend bed had frequent COOTOTIM
IIein with deponent teapectin the manufacture of ha '
el Sareaparilta to ho to ld under the mime pf Dr. •
Townsend.
"rowneend staid he was an Mt malt and - ' ' -
pgqg sad wee pot ft fir hard labor—sod wished ha
teak* home 'money, In order to live easy In his hid
days, end that. If thuesparilla under the seismal Town.
tend sold- so well, and so much money was made by
.thing could hes tsn rennin why he might not make'
got of tOG, (Ins name lowing Towosembh
lf ha could at s capable person to prepare recipe,
ellidlissibuflftUes him. Pepe mat in one eflhe
Ourersallens salted said Townsend ifhe wan related' -
to Dr: I.Y. TOsetsiead, to which he replied, that he
knew Dr. 8. r: TOWaltanderould be down - on WM alto
ko atissid tomntertee. But thet be dhl not oar* for
114:ot t et hehidlortnint a eu-partnership with mon who
Ps*sk the fftltillite amount of capital--and was
well preynuid defend himself against soy sttaek
Shag might Welded* on hint. •
,Doopept farther soya (het pursuant to the rosined
te Ma JIMA Vrrantsend. he 'wrote a recipe for the
laltasibetera of -a BYrop of Parnptrilla, an d gave it le ' •
ikehitt Slid ; Townsend observed that he waatid to
unit* thee* ai airldhit to hie partners tot their
opersfal i slabs Wished to gratify them in every,tblog, .
Ps ... 181 Y tUrnbthed all the capital-4dd Townson,' .1. 0
tnadd a t i s sa leet that ' We bottle. they were to use were •
to he Lkr and shape as Dr. 8. P. Town.
,
'id•pchwat. at the request of said Jacob
rowswerad, went lo the Once of. Dr. S. P. Townsend.
and procaredontsof his labels.
, sAid'deponithi Ilitthee toys, that he boa been leibran •
ed and verily believe. the Syrup of Sarsaparilla, told
as (IldJacob Toyrpsend's, is male suer the recipe fur,.
Mist toptdOprostat, to :Noah Towratead, as albresehL
stud ftist)tinidgeoreyat sap not
• - ' ' WItI.IANT
Iwottsp,hisfeststeAklabith day of Mei, Isla.
C. 8. WOODHULL.
•> z i , -Nhirie of the City of New INA.
- 1' I . • PROOF I! PROOF ! !
Hem M_Droicoosalusivo that Dr. 8. P. Townsend%
tairsapistillale the original Tho following U from
gae 0 , " Wilma Aspect ablsi papers hi this iltata
, ,-, ~
~ __, , . FROM TRIP.
". ' ' ' iminr" r. yenning Jiernal.
" 3.. -'• MI Tereingaiend i n Elarenparilla.
; ineeeprobervitr km beau so powder • remedy
sr remit deedi ,as Dr. Townsenda's Oansperille,
.IMNlired`oll lly. arid - continua te be mannfie. - -
' 3, 1 Wilt et. PM .by the Doctar,blenself, end
M N '
jet , , sevelid years end to the present time,
:Or Clapp lisTirensend, the present propneten dint*
tu i crtterbrat
i t, the Doctor
.end l ► b. r . =l4 :
hut irl at that point. The mane,
to' in l city, Is conducted by theft:inlet
t,i,
- dier.igr. D . pp—he all thi♦medicine le manatem ••
,' Pier 'dr 'di eMselts bees any Idea of the amount or
.thismedkdoe'OM Itmandemtered and mid' . &elide* 1 ,
tat ia tifi tk itellt il l i gt i t t r 4 Ait a rtl, d is i ndeite C a s t i o a lt2 '
rope, In considerable gyantities, , At the rearinfottotr. -
they employ a steam engine, *ides s Norge number
'et me& WeeldWinut ginte, he the prepersttion trf the
medicine, making Mmes, printing, Iso , and tarn o ut. ~
nand y tv c shipmept, over 400 dozen per day, or nearly
,OW Meisel ~ Tads lean entwoneue ettaidity. , 1
The great ode tlie met i d l tdpe Ann aeauleed. bee Op •
4C1470d • number °Met to op Ofilta tibnis, and there
la at the present lsmej o p t medicinal fur oak, Ufa
ere called. Dr. Towneend`s Sanapatillte One In pun
Ocular !k started a shoreline, ago in New York. is celled
it,Q o elorAgerlb ,Wegneend's Samapard op,
PWWilf lichits , rialgebpitint of adverthd than aig. ta Ne
li the
usual remedies resorted to 1p such effort.. to apprepri
aleltbiknimlocif Dr, 0. I . .,Totrosendi great'.noisedy,
pi UL gain et the edentates resulting from the
M
i. " . o nw neant which - he bee acquired WA .
_y pada of theist -Area' eripeative labor* Dr. &P.
Towirelds; ty of OM city, se Is well knows
Mira id the,inrentor and original proprietor of theft
medicine. known 'er . Dr. Townsend's BellorPsitpect
and we think those pinion* Whoto
ate attempting n
414* IThe*ily the genuine, should be imposed. . ,
*iv Tjig O rt i saU riribmwh
• , ..frpe Wit !while - bed eur *dr dAlsement iniUlrertsedly
%rhea. that did injustice to Dr. IL P. Tows.
se who le Unoriginal proprietor of the prepenition
id' known u Dr. Townsend% Other
parties„harti within the pest raw menthe engaged eir •
Onerseetsd themselves with a man by the SWIM of.
j o r i = 6. l !W I C toTetrineedict.nue ed
ibny
Iridium ea Ike arlghsal, On This advertisement slim
rVsuttee deroatory to the charec_ter of Dry
rovosti d atd , th at of I
ustice lls Led i t e ir ine sisk r u =
.
FROM THE
IISW 'fork Doily item
extriordioary advertbeinutathka
recap u an entire pege of the Sue, will not escape
notice. Dr. B. P. Townsend, who Is the original pro.
Ftarof Dr. Townsend." Banstwills, and Whose of
e il jals t 1;1 ° 4 r ;ni w n . h e s m e l b ' net : e s. e ll s i % Te e :
NO laimillink fur hundred dozen of Sarsoperills per
knead aeon this gnomon.; quantity does nut supply
the denslued. No piedierne ever gained so great a
=Wit , tu Al l s trzia g m r tio l n s ig the Me
oat arzsc4lll:od
he
IMO paid Ow New York o dun for advertising, la the
mat four years, over dto,ooo, and he acknowledges
that It is the cheapest advertising he hex bed done.
This Medicine is Imported to the Canada'. West In.
dim.. South .Arnerica and Europe, In considerable
quainter!, and Is coming Into general use in those
katatiik - as win is here.
ewl miler..
breggiets sod others that *ell Barespuilla tbr the
minim and origival Pr. Townsend's gummiest).*
that le hot signed by li. P. Totensend, commits a fend,
mid awlodbM tie customers. Men that would be
pay of such in act, would commit any other bend
-lad oo Druggist of common intelligence but ktgows.
Oudotini Is the only genuine.
Old Jacob Townsend.
Mom* pee* who are not well infoemed, and bums
mot reed the paper+, and not seen our edvertieemente,
have been lad to suppme that becaush them men ed •
earths* their ;tuft as "O ld Jacob Townsend". that It
avast,nt ovate, be the original. It is Ws than one
gear slime time commenced to make their madltdne.
Oars has been In the market over ten years.
This Old Jacob Townsend.
are endeavoring to palm off on the public a•
by old Ityalcian, 11.3. Na is not • regular educated
PkyalCien, end. never attempted to manufacture a wed.
(Gina until these men hired him for the one of
They. Miley do not wish the people to be.
iior• th at their , parille la ours, or the rams--hut
tetterie derwe the public, they at the same time
assoM that their 4 le 'the Old Dr. Townsend, and the
original I end endeavor to make the people believe
that the stugthey manufacture, le the Dr. 'lbernsenWe
Sarsaparilla that has performed so many nosiderfthl
Mires tp the put ten pun, and which hes gamed it
munition .which no other anotw Me es enjoyed—
which is as hoc, vlihtinoust unprincthied falpeimod.
We hire • oonunenced suns against these men lot
damp: wish 'globs understood, that the °Minim
iatto Welke to Dr. Townsend whatever. in their ad
vegratuthe end circulars, they publish a number of
gran teluboods respecting Dr. Townsend, whkh we
Wllll not notion.
Pelee Reports.
gee dniponsits havepublished in the ripen, that
Dr. 11: TWerssend we.
dead. This they send to that
Felntivetiout the eiluntly, who report that we have
ungi business, Ws. Itc. The public should be en
r guard, and not be deceived by these tingle*
*Amer.
Karim' aJ'firmorst—After the first of September,
1141 k Dr. O. P. Townsend'. New York Oflice will be
hthit !heath Iteptht Church. No. St Nassau street,
wla now undergoing a thorough change, and
RID be fitted for the better accommodation of the pro
prlettei and the public.
particular Malec —No Sarsaparilla p the
reenhei end original Dr. Townsend's Sansaparille,
kin allied by 8. P. Townsend.
AACATlL—Redding lk Co., No. S State.strwet, aM
MM. E. Kidder, No. tee Cmartetraet. Moto& ; genial
Rieder, Jr., Lowell; Henry Pratt Salem; Jamie Si
Omen, Worcsater Allison k Omit. Coecoldt .
Belch k Son. Providence ; and by Druggists end Met.
chant* generally throughout the United Illekes. '
ladles and the Canadas.
Wirer Sale In Gettysburg'. of • S. H. BUEHLER,
Wholesale 4- Retail agent for Adams tit
ALEX. R. S'II.I4IVENSO.II4 -
T TORN.F; 11T LAW,
OFFICE in the Centre Sqnare,Noetat
of the Court-house, between Sinitie
and
Stevetwou'e corners.
GIMP I FRINGE ! SII,IC!'
L. EICHICK hue just seesived a
• fine aseurtineut of Giaiiiiiiedfrin
ges,end synod wriiele.ot
.
3.4.717 aims.