. .. _.
Aiiiiii'io the Firtners or p en . I interests, which connected themselves with
- f the. l like of tha-41- , ..,,thet it had- P time, --'
L 41) • 7
sylvite__ '',........... i -tordook inta the co d(tion of the petie4
i i ti I ,' , ' at , ImahttneVe farther:, sipop : whose
The Agricultural Soc t \of_ iirdel - 1 d diery moth of the, piy and . mointea
phut, in its anxiety to pro e!,4"ilect" I ence of. Chit ' Legielature itielf i4ceirserfly 1
of us founder., and the adrancgment of 1-i.. A nt 1
' towetto.. oocolegated viisdoroi of
thereat interests for tv 'cl4 it wlts insti- 4' theSlatt ,
at tianisbil
aillinitil i d, iiiiii in.
toted, desires respecilidl
~ Weal' ~ o ltr at. ' i junetiori-soso tinmosale 4110•ISX thaheresitedi
Unttion towards the founding of a state : out the corn" found no place in its coun-
Agricaltural Society, and to ask your aid' cils, or in its statute book. That the im
in die furtherance of the measure. I portance, claims and calling oleo large a
Wlfileleki i'Matteilaf aurprixe among hnd v nf citizens as the farmers of Pennsyl
the enhghtaned refiners of others States, vania should be so long neglected, is not
who have formed or projected State S'oci- i only paradoxical, but discreditable.'
41,41 ilifOestf.-6( IrairVet . et tnehy 61 our i i
at extenuation of this charge or neglect,
e tV-It'ihr ' 'Pr - • t- - ---- ' - - - •
that' Pennsylvania, essenti
allevegekoMersh-catinot boast of a Sainte
insillutioe % et:pinning the shill anal ex pe
rienee *Mt ibuilligkrot epic ol tura Ile s. to
believe* ssailable in diffusing a general'
knreiedge of improved systems of hee l '
biatdcy seal tillage, and imparting energy
AIR vlgdr to the most important oral! her
industrial pursuits. '
,Iosisnes past. with a iompnrittive spaese
pooolstiou, wizen means of intereioninuni
r.lll'al)-.w.erc and difficult, there was
refitotinde excuse tor not having a State . ,
; but' now, with our preient
fiedithis - on the increase of population, I,
with cities and towns dotting every por- I
non o",;koyState, and canals and railroads I
intersecting every qearter and running to
ereypeint,eheplal the,forroation of a State
society be longer delayed, Pennsylvania
1114 pistly incur the reproach of culpable
npOhy, in standing listlessly still, whale
in this progressive age so many of her sia-, 1
tar Stites, less favored by natural, reeour
via, are keeping pace with the times, in
dtPittaiancentent of their agriculture.
, Mt/nib the project of a State agricul
tern peony commends itself especially to
the j faeiners themselves, yet it is not without'
cltinpe,upon the can sideration of othera,l
appealing as tt does to their State pride, if
n9;4 aire,ay. 16 their interests. Can the
triershant , or trader be indifferent to the '
tnateseurce from as hence his warehouses
at d titype ere
.filled and freighted? Can ,
the initeufieturer or mechanic thrive with-,1
oqt ap alimadaut supply of the staff of lifer '
Or . cap thiseapitalist who emtenks in ,raik
road, and canal mucks, expect remenera-,
ting,divialetida on his investments, , unless
the ~prielerts of agriculture contribute 1:11.
400ha,.especialty on such lines as the
cettlial,Afilroad ? Aud can the State siv
er expect to be relieved of the heavy debt,
tieder,ethielt she 'tow staggers, if her.waste •
aOrj'.l9Pret:iictive lands are not brought uns
dee:profitable culture, and the farmers allo
tting to , increased , exertion, to create es
tire capital out of a matter now - iuert and
valveless'? It needs no argument to prove,
that if the farming interest, is permitted : to
rmligitigh. every other industrial pureuit
will exhibit signs of decay. It behooves, :
then, every citizen who regards his inter. /
•
est, es•,well as the fariner,,toleatl hie sad., -
to any , feasible plan that will impart Lippe
and' energy to the tillers of the sod.
The first practical step, in furtherance
orthia object is, to establish a State mate:_
union`, through the medium of which.lar
mere can have a free interchange of opini o n
with each e other upon the best means of pro 4,
4
ruining improvement in the theory sal
practige of agriculture, and the opptirteni-4
ty of exhibiting annually, at deeignated,lo-.
ellitiee, their stopk and implements, with
the products .of their fields and orchards.,
This, is „this di.sideratnn, if, egained,•thea
will temko.Varrieberg. Lancaster, York.
Rg4nting sunl Easton as famousin:the auk
nails of agricultural fairs andeattle shows
in ,. .l l hermeyfarania, as Rochester, BUffekia
11liest,Alhany, &c., are in New York.
Among the causes that have led to the
unexampled prosperity , of New York:
late year s , name is more striking. than , this
encouragement wisely bestowed uppnber
agtieul,ture, by the Legislature of thetklulte
incorporating is State Seciely,sind great
lam Cront . B to 111.0,000 anueally-,0,it4 aims.
iljery,orcieties, which hes stirred up-the
energies or her farmers, to compete aitio ;
rend - tally' for the palm rtf dlslincileer,eVlM,
with her Mercaotile community'. ,•!Thsi
balk of her western, lauds, but, a few. years
,i,eildernese. is new equal tin voltse
to the earlii;'st cultivated landsgl ,. the SAW,
slid thickly settled with a woad - Iry 0144v
pr,isitigyciNnanry. able and willing tp cons
tribeta their quota of taxes to supply the
trei9niry, by which the State is erothled to
impel? her character and .credit, .. it
drust admitted, however, that her gees; dnsl,
tt,4l, . conch towards the wnederfel,
progress er . ,lsiew York, but .withon. thin
impulse given to the tannin intereet.'
which secured to the canal an independent
and increasing 'trade from within her own
donne, _that great ptibtic work 44
this day have been comparatively PidfitA
lees. "l'he canal indeed wasn enbler work
—the patronage bestowed upon hart het
culture, was a stroke of policy' u'juit is
it was politic, and will ever redounditiAlfe
credit of her statesmen and leiislittnese
The example of New Ybrk henneelitith
los t on Ohio; the Legislattire 4f thla &Ste -
State has'avithits thaa last theft:446dr
nears established an Agricelterst' Sniffs
iloard, and incorporated ail •Agrkailtlinil
State Society, and has _made :such' 116441
peovinoneolur the county &violins, chile It
would not surpise, if she ere Id44 , lcenrillitii
New York in agricultural spirit and enter
prise. No one who resale the 4:Mib Oaf
:fearer, containing reports of thef.Agriecrl
tonal Bean!, with other manifestions , tit be
found in'that spirited paper, ran fail to be
iiiipreareditvith the high destiny that is in
rtore fur Ohio, if she but , persevere in'the
geedWiirk she has ab nobly begnn.
Maryland, ton, has taken the initiative
in the noble cause, and with a commends
ietil on the Part of some of her' distin
quintet tigeitollorist, hair recentlY'))o oily'
inanikkel tier own Legislature, bet Congresa
also, 'to do 'something for this too long neg.
levied eretisch of the national industry.-.--
Their appeal to the state Legislature was
not in vain, for that body, pending its list
seeeitisi. elinnered Ott Maryland State Ag
ribeltnrat Society. So of Virginia, who
litireepetory organized a State Society, at
1116114mnd. With such examples before
etteh incentives to action, is itos
,llooo4‘,P*lllyivaulit will not shake o ff
thiii:im4y, that like a blighting mildew
saki paralyze her energies and her
fess t
'ttet.of•s State Agrienitunil So
perits,of years been adver
*missed by the members of the
gillseiety fur promoting Agri
=oll4.tionsummation devoutly to be
isrt,stntry etrnn was checked by' .
fieeebodinie that the Legislature would do
WI of the undertaking. It is to
that rheas fears were not taliol
for on a review of the little
ihikllolll'44or for sgrioulnire by the
tepilireelikees.eof ‘eftlitell Peeneybrsoii.
11k0 4410011ibbilkNa that aothitte would be
be peeendeted FS , l4%gober
U finnitett
4 111
. %1111 tbadirbell atism
it may be mlilneed, that there is annually.
1 at the opening:of every seThiffriKreilinittia'
tee en agriculture ep politest! by be* bnirtati-
I I es of the legialature,hutso fee !Pm flolVcio - ,
I ing the charge, it only, aggravate! t he neg
lect to perform a duty e t t.w4ict,Ai As
sembly is every year tereledet)ll7 the
composition of a coalmines, significant that
something is tube done ca ebeeld;be done ;
for surely it could not have, been intended
at first, that this • committee should beziais
ed and kept stinfttilithittithy Only, or itt
mokery to thiteleterelliaiefr`o 4lo o o o Oiub
serve. .
liolever obnoxiouss, the legislature may
be to the charge of remissness in this im
portant matter, it applies with tenfold
fordo to the'firmedi thorn:Mid* who never
by any'ceMbined dffbri atteteptiel to pliett!
thenisel4i in .theireshltpik *hleh aright'
they "Meld &batty.' •catteedenf by
the *hole corn triunity:Mir of all thlt
Itidnd
trial chases, 'the farmers are the titbit fu.
memus and 'useful...thirster and sheet eft
chor briber/tali iti - tinie of thug ia. and VW
liculty. why then' hire they,"hot Ding
since received at the handd of thelr'reprer
sentativet that aftentieti - they•tibmOve, and
so much require t' • Sinitily'utiotse• they
have not pliehll thiernreliSisin the proper
Alt i tude . t6 , enfertrzihiit•Olitititt that
justieb vat done `+-If'the
ture represent all claeseCalitti,'strittlitittte,'
the firthber ere the hieteit,theri'it to plain
thaltithefirmers tire lo bhithe; if their
tereste bre' negiebtedi-:the remedy
theie•Min'hatillii; and it 'di their ;deft Pull
if they do' hth iffedthellY apply •it. ' •
In this litite tif Wahl: 11 'reliant
to the leteirnialitt . Sirteottere in 'Petinsyl
vanii.-ii• is recetudhluled as a Mit practi
cal step towards progressive imprmaiinerit;
to told it'Firatern'y Ohnventhni, al Harris
burg, on the third 'do* 61 January, 195 f;
'to which every ,county is hereby invited
sind'ilelhotteit, fur the purpose Of form.
leg a ' 'Suite Agricultural Society, and' to,,
'
take into censideration the condition of the '
IMAM interests, and to dev,, { -e such meas- . 1
urea is MO beet promote' and advance the
egriettltere Of the Commonwealth.
l • ' ' 'leas
-('‘: A. t.'Etwiit:
Yen),
JorinP. • SVETHERILL.
ATTACTINO •Istmotter..—A. Sandusky
_Paper narrates thefoilowing incident con•
nested with the , explosion of the steamer;
Aothorty-Weyne k
The clamor Alt... Anther Bitigney.is of
thrilliaginestest.i , He was on hie way
from Laefairetteoht..ta.Phihntelphis,.*lth
the remains or hier wife end Child `rifeefttly
derteatiSd.- ..Both of , the eorpeei, were en
amel:4 one .box.• 'When the explosion
took keisuecceded• in dragging hie
two livint . ehildren from- their rooms, end
with them plunged into the water. After
swimming - round 'for a short +time, tie
earns in contact with the box containing
hie 'Wife ,and• child. Upon• this he sue..
ceeded for.eome time in keeping himself
and children from drowning, although ev.
cry wave would rtill hie , frail support and
plunge ihem in the' water, until at' last his I
little boy,' tiro years old. was dinwned in
his arms. After becoming satisfied that
hie bey wart dead. he :reluctantly parted ,
withthe.boOy,•and. turned his atteatigin
1 4Ntrr4 1 4 of the,remaining child who was
ehnpitg,eround his neck. crying, "Papa
W,Oeleilldrewor: Ile , finally succeeded
iegaiping the floating , part of the wr,-vk
with Ids hide daughter, and both were sae,
'. , Thirltbr. Dr. Beecher, in en article
whichthe fureished for the Young Reader;
tells , the'fbliowing touching story. '
144'llsw years since, as the Rev. , Joseph
Ms* in excellent }hoist minister in ' bon.
dow,wealwelking along one of the crow.
ded 'streets 111 , 11istoityr his intension' wet
mated 'hY the eireemmence • AM w etiri•
riage , thistreivera itiorser, , witil'about so'
Oise ever I little girl , whit wee slowly Mc&
Sink thwiroad. I , lle strongly felt the dew
grayer litit child, end forgetting hit own; he
tsts. , snattAbd her epic his *nee. and hest.
egad , With her tie the pathi when =the
thoiginstrnek hiere.—whet , would the pen
enters( thishdeer child hove lett. had she
rnesuitillethi ~ kts , thirmnthent ;he , looked
the facie gifthelitthrt irl s -witteivltsd been.
concealed from his view hy, her ,boner ;
idl'fdfatinet t , if j , ott tan; what'his reellet
weie, Whin liiillicrirered it, triehisdiiii -
ten ' Pilate tiiiii Obbit hill in . 'Wit? i' ' r
th'itieetiOritheit:*ili I shill ildVir taiga'
tile ilitioll',iii' hli ' 'delimited te l 'itia ° liiii
dilikit ,•,itehOrditii4i449tii ge think fliliiiii
Ii) iiii l'affiatelY'Aiiiibilit i reihe 'villa dies
dollie(Sid i liilludoWlill'illittl il'istn death."
Tax. Soarefores eisayswolots
raar.a.wrgs hdiasiday nom, June the
delegates of the Soothers Solus.mppointed,
to the 000vantibn !to memos tied
supsaunat for di. safety add , protee‘en -of
the hrilititileas and iblietests bkhe.tilivatl4
wattage t RCN tudavi Ile.; Tennessee. ,:A let
of the delevdei so far ais appointed. , shows
86 from Alabama, 18 from- Georgia. 1/8r
from. .Missiesippi; 10. fronalltonth Carolina,
8 limn Virginia.-4 frost•,lFkmidts. 8. from
Tennessee, and two from Nordilleralisa.
The above from eight of the fifteen slave
k. 41 1 10 4, nUakber fiklegates,.. ;Arkansas,
houtsians, Kentucky. Missoeris Delaware.
Maryland and. Texas hoes tatitiappitinted
delegates, and will oat be.-a - epraseated in
convention, In Tengesses..o large
body of the people are opposed•4o it. and
the North Csrolona 'tamales, as welt , as
some others, express riiiiamance to attend:
on account of the indifference of the •pito.
JENNING'S REPEATING RIFLE is one of
the most effiemiee, the MPG awfial wea
pons of modern days., !t discharges 24,
balls in a minute, which take full effect at
eight hundred yards: When one hall is
fired the gun is instantly loaded, by a
principle as simple as it is unfailing.—
Think of auch a weapon in the hands of R
thousand otieu! he use of this gun
ought'to put an end to war, fur surely no
army could stand against it.
Otiorisoosmn.—Rev. Sylvester Holmes
is Oa , trial at New Bedford. before an, ea
,eilostalOcal ocamial. for mas and licentious
sea Eola liaa young
orptian girl, au orpnist.iotis church.
IMPORTANT FROM CUBA-Land
ing of the Expedltlon—Capture
of Cardenas.
/
NIW loax. May 25—Vi.
L4Tt ANDIMPORTANT FROM H V4NA.
The stearsfer to, arrived he today
ltd* Hatanst,br' ipg late and i• Au
intelkonaa. , •
Gen. Lopez had landed at Cardenas on
the 17th instant, with a force of five hum,
Bred men, and to ,k the town. The gar
rison composed of 800 troop. finally sur
rendered ellerloeing three men.
The greatest excitement prevailed at Ha.
vans. The city wastl Oixi4r Ittirtiid latti„
and aeventl thousand militia had been en•
tellerlewreetrestourerthionrieltver were
bolog r elelitiered d io p,hem.l'4,, resident,
upon, to en
roll !l?Pki i i4r9Coo, ' l , * lAtfro wforlftrtelO hun g
firm!, troops AO 800 were
dt a r m 'fric a• teolookt
oti t heOth,* or the purpose of rctr,
n i °l9ViLiLllSolgt , i3E:Pniek 1 9 on!LI 11 .4 1 1 10 inst
" e t ••••we'FAti •
bier btil to the.
pat, ore. e i ,e arnor , 0 ,
1 9 I! Ono kto
unwPW,4 RTAI Prieo.llCros mostly nor,Vreueh and
Geflosue'' Whp „weirs captured and tok.en
0 4 „ 4. 1 44 4 , '
the . torce cot' the steamer wine, with
oftpcied" a landing, is
know!swll Pena( the expetlitiou. It is,
koont 'Oil some ten or welve vessels
left Pier 04,eass., end different ports ut
ittetittif:,Prohably to larid,eiutultzuleously
iiditSreat pOiats.
LAirett,lttn[a IP 081 CUBA--
Flight or Loy* andi Akwad
• &oat Cardettata-AtTlval of Gen.
Lopes at taitaattab, Gea.
• 8/I.VANICILIf. May 25=40 A. M.
- "`The stelialiMp Isabel froth Havana;
Key Weill. inuelleil'offifeie this moiling
With dates Rem 'lllietinteicj the 224 itist:
Gera 'Lnileigiceictiipiehletl liy dne hrhie
iSitnehei 'Elionagi, ha* landed in
till. City riven - The Isislid, - liiiirtodle lodgings
s 1 the tlity ' Frbni hicn"we leant
the folltiiiittg
The Exfieditina left COntoy in Yucatan
on" the 'l6lll, unit I voided 'at' Cardenas on
the They were detsiaed some time
in "landing; which gave the inhabitants time
toliend an' express to 'Cullezo, situated
somelen *Hes '
The expedition entered the town and
first attacked the jail. supposing it lobe
the harm:kis ; .the , jail guard numbering
iome 41t m en men, stood" their grAnd and
received their tire. At this moment some
entail trunpa wore,.observed crossing the
square ; they were hailed, and returned
answer by . Bing Upon the invading party.
Aftee this, same of the party proceeded to
attack the Governor's house, which was
well defended t , Finally those defending
the Woe's° were cotzipelled to retire, leav
ing it in the itands oftlteinvadera, who then
burnt it. The Puban troope having, sur
rendered themselves, the town remained
in the petmenhle possseesiun of the inva
ders.
. .
1 he invading party being dissatisfied with
their hostile reception, and having lust time
in emiveyhig the wounded and fuel un
board die steamer Creole, which was to
return again (or further reinforcements, be
cantle disheartened end insisted opon go.
ing to Key West. They accordingly em
barked: and Were closely puraued.hy the
Spanish war steamer PizArro, but happily
they escaped.
SAVANNAH. May 26, 4 1-2, P. M.
exCiteitient wits producee in this
city last night by the arrest of Geo. Lo
pez and his aid, by the U. S. Alarttaloin
der an order received per telegraph from
the President of the United . Slates. They
were taken before Judge Niehols, of the
IT.. S. Diatriet Court, but for want or evi
denee.they were discharged.. The Court
klouse was crowded to excess, and great
exalt einem prevailed. At three quarters
past elolt'en he was escorted by a large and
cheering crowd to his lodgings. Gen.
Lopez came forth and addressed the crowd
in a very neat speech. He said that he
intended to praset,ute his corpuses at all
risks.
Later itroni Cuba.
IVaatilsaTuri, May 28.
Caplkre of .Two ,Vessels. and 1,800 1
Prisoners, 4-e.—Thu news trout Cuba is
rather discouraging . ; showing dint the en
terprise Was ill planned, and worse execii
tid. Two additiptial vessels, with about
1';500 'Troops, have been captured by the
Spanish war 'steamer Tiza i rro, and it is
Oleic. that the wholeexpedition has proved
a ,disaitedno failurtf. „TAG inhabitants of
the,leland; who seem to dislike Lopez.
rent:need perfectly , passive and 'suffered
the Ilibeiatorslo be slaughtered or to beta
ken priitoners. News lout reached the
Spanish legation here., that fifteen hun
dred have been captured. The foreign of
neer', g immediately be shpt ; foreign
(berm en or Fleecy) privates wiU be em
ployed:at hard labor e the public works ;
and.the to
will be ge nerously Fe
tuitied, to
, r denertil Zacha r y, ' Taylor, as a
token' of gratitok for 'his
,syMpathy for
Donna" U. Tithi it 'oulet truth,
not romance.
' ritp ' SICIaT , PLEAT*. yir,ru S. !Am,—
Ifidepeniient, the IVlo l llglon 59TreiPon - •
dent of the Phi!adeiPhis Pfau* Afnerteath
1"Thlre)111° sestet treaty with 1 40 f!
in r eg ard to Cuki. i!sirfilie•ften, " 44 1 1 in
some iill SFW, IC ° F i c flr±il , -""r 'TY-OiT
male between France , Ntfightfat, and the
U, I*fee t fat t j te prp*ion of that , ialead
it'Nee been customary, under late Inboin,
I F
iewntiene. epee a , Own of the ettvoy , at
Madrbl, iel Heave the. ipanet of ,fr'nveig9
4.,ttaini *id , Pi - UAW • S tites tv?4 not
r,Olii,Pmkfstpi9l4lci the 10 1 1°# 3 'ioi• 4 4
enV rottign powet. : otr 4tvou'rancei
have perhaps been giiia on behalf or tilt ,
laid end Iraatte4 bat be no Mort ablitatbry
i ih s pet. • • - 1. ; .h. . ...:.: : • , : .•. 1 i • • ~.•
Alartra Aohnualnes!!ie xag am
d lONA (row Wasidagton4l au ition4
#att , sin informal cabinet tneetirigi.latni
night.nn'_anintaltd diseassiotroacerte44d
bout the Cubits affair. , ;
,4 0nitiri Were diapateheti-An. arrest :all'
persona( connected with the espeiditioth sat
they land upon any part of the United t3Uw
tee.
"Orders have been transmitted to` the
United States Distriets Attorney s at• Mo
bile and New. Orleans to put the law of
1818 in force against Gen. Lopezi shoeld.
he make his appearance in those cities."
THE PRESIDZNT OF FRANc bl/FRAN.,
cuisio.—The condition of three years'
residence, which ii imposed by the propo
sed electoral law, will have the effect of
depriving of his electoral right. the Presi
dent of the RopuWiet4 himself, who did not
arrive, Sertritiksillo the.en4 of September
1848.
BUDDING GENIUS
The - Cern)), Democrat publishes the
fouoisitlg"as a literal copy of,a hand, bill
.
r t
tete tly Oat ' in one,of v lite , hiwnships of
Lin •
*CT ty, slid . tip that "if there
- y
we no p ot offiees inj, a founty the
orih jihy of die cilrertise Iglu be ex
, , us on thrfrodifd Of n ity, but
this is not the mite, ,and the abject parsi
mony of 11'l /Andeffe deserves to
be exposed Sifting with his hiridthli." ' Our
Cumberland cotemporary is altogether
004 6 .44iiii, 4ilif 11 0 PeilPsl 61 the i`tdi
thor of this elegant specimen of orthogra- '
plii#:* 10 081156111ZYWnship" Ihtlitt Oath&
to , township; inn Berke county: , I district
sontiisvhittliehtbfatid for the otererfteletting
Majoijiihs W)ticl leis iu the !titbit 'of giv
ing agsfinii ittosAY,bigs,,as well sit' rot ' ha
opposition' to the system of “free schools,"
iVebavo no doubt that the presence of:the
schoolmestet! would eiernige i' wholesome
influence upon both'ikpolitics and its or
-I:holeiniFiv... Certain tre_are that's:4 him
no “Jasept .hostisier a" alining the *ltigi
of Lancaster county.—Lant. Tribune. -
•
pnblie sale Of,goods And Chattbles will
fie sold et the 'muse ot•Ciiitarine hosieter
Oen the gilusteenth dat orApriio Cum
ery Twonsinpl3,uch cc hollow'
• Bade .
One stove •
• Ond Chicken draisar
three Phailthl
One Gnirk
Seven share,
A lok comp',
A lot of try mete
tubs
A Lat of ireine Pnous
A Lat of Abhibuttei
laird and diatigi and'llarlas
A lat'aCatippet an
tinintoei. Vdrieteea
Ths of this 'site will Be
mail Noaine At ihe 414 'of Salle •
Josept" hoaister.
How MONII6t 113 MAD 6 tv CALIYORIA.—
A gentleman, formerly of St. Louts, wri
qpg from California, gives the following
account of how he node his first money
in Eldorado. He left the western IVontier
of Missouri late in the season, and con
sequently met with bed luck in his progress
across the plains, haring worn out twenty
head of stock, abindoned wagons, and
sacrificed every thin/ of property but the
clothes upon _ hitrpertain, before he reached
the mining region. ' coarse he was
completely destitute when he got to Sac
rimento. But be Bars :
"I pulled mY wabh from my pocket,
and pawned it for aGag of beam,, at one
dollar a pound, and simic•fluur, and-.a few
other article at Califolnia rates. These I
intended for the tarpon of my faintly ;
but the thought .truck me that I might sell
a portion by the found, and replace at
lower prices. Witli this view I spread
I ridia rubber cloth
oil the ground, and con silenced operations.
need not give you
,t 'detailed statement
of my business trausictions. but it is suffi
cient In say that Ito fifteen days I had
made about one thousind dollars."
PRESBYTERIAN GSNERAL CONVENTION.
—The Old School Presbyterian General
Convention at Cincinnati ‘ has thus far
done nothing '
of par ticulermoment. The
Allan states that upon calling the roll of
Presbyteries, not more than one half of
the whole number weii present, especially
from the Southern Stites. The clerk sta
ted that some new Presbyteries had been
formed, and the Rlht adds :
The name of threiof these remind us of
the rapid progress dont country .
wete the presbyterykif Nebraski, west of
the present organiz4 State!: t the Preshy•
tery of California l' and the Presbytery of
Ningpn, in China ! Owl delegitie was press
ent from a 'Presbytely in' Northern India.
G oa . joie Nrrowt...l . llo 041Itie Hen's
11 ,
Chicken," publish at Wilmington (Del.)
pays the following
. ell merited compli
ment to our able an patriotic Executive
Gov. Win. F., haston, of Penney!.
vania.-4t gives usoreat• pleasure to be
able to approve papally the official co
mar of this distiuguidied Son of Peonsyl
at
vania. No Dover rof this , old and pat.
riotic Commonw , tab beleive, has ev.
given more gene I satisfaction. or in
whose integrity an patriotism, the people
placedgreater reliesee .. , Hie talents, his
genions and Ins priacipkw , of liberty and
I
beneficial reform, It honest anti tremolo
opinions and ants in ,opposition to the
extension of slaver ,and.the sggressions
of the slavery pow , endear him not only
l i t,
to the freedoiakuvi g citizen of Penney'.
voila, bat of thew le Union. W. hope
he will not object a second tertn. and
we believe he is thh , man who 'can and
ought to be elected.
t ;tt tt t • tt •Ili•tr r, i - t tt t
AXERICAN /RON.r. e ttotl the follow
ing paragraphic Yd Trite:M*3.6f yea
tei:dey , and copy
,it in the -hope that it
may iiet some p'eoplti in Pennlyivania tQ
serious pirating , ,
friend whq las Alters. for; roma time
collecting statistics of the preset)) statemf
the Iron business throughout Penosil vim ia,
has , asetswaitied*“ of six hundred Fur.
tumes,ia that ititateaws hundred tmit so,
ettrflos am new is thethaails tithe her
tirs.awd , wf We* loathed and, Amway trots
WIMP. OntrihtwideedlSWisi , stm He likewise
la At tillteritrik.,, Ai peat. Wit inaeldr,tha
ellastitrieoehiseemi4o4l4 , Bow foo•
silikkilno, Wit amketetittlbolw4hlli waYbadit
%lOW!** i l6tbesse.GdlstrapAsti eiropptgoore
easlrtivesl•by, the Isom meet iwortles to, raise
a dame for the tuition •Of thet Teritrith
. Leserrfuvi•thus• writes hes late 'publie
cation ea universal' suffrage:.
"A day wilt come, I have no tioubt,ifrhen
tlte head ol Windy will depose in' the
leitoral urn at many votes' as there are old
men, women and children at his hearth:
for Ina societ y better made'it Is not' the
Individual—it is the lamily rhieh' is the
permanent unity:' The Individual' paises
away. Family remains. The prinelpal
of social conversation hi there. It will be
developed, and there democracy will have
as much "lability as Monarchy.' •
And , vastly more, we ahould think ,
whether the bead of the family yowl alone
for himself or for•oregimetotter of it. •
111)12 tun a ltkitaltitn
GErTYBI3IJR G.
Yaway 31, 1850.
1 ..:11 . 1 4 .11;11714;q1
REMOVAL.
(The "STAR" office has been
REMOVED to the new Brick Build
ing in Carlisle streetowo doors North
of. pie • Pourt-hquae--syhere we will
`all'iiinVs%4 , llleistiffo see our Pa-
INSTAL .4Wai binditoiYand that the
Preabytaty wr; ,Cesdiale will oweistieln ghtitys
beqr,,oarrtweitty,flyat, to Wotan lb. Ay. lioe'T
hattwietiat, e• Peeks all* Pteehyterittil•Penttro•
Redoes of , The Witreoe,will be deliver
ed by the Rev. M. 13.,lobriston; of Carnes, and the
cbanisi by. Reis: 11 eO. &Wien' and 11.11.06er.
13 1 ', 4 ,YV an may, tbbre
wiU
be Ero 4 4 PreMiing ,i4;§L (foPtlifoin)
church ' um lilatotatti.alqming. nint, at the usual
11:7"We understitidthist Hon. Wx. D. Ktu.v,
of Phil's&listila; has 'imc'spted the invitadon to ad.
diese'llte 'Linneen Associa r tion of Pennsylvania
doilegio el its annuiemeeting • in 'BoMentir.—
ittdda:l(oo;'althonitit' comparatively • young
man, ties sequin:Sl considerable distinction as, a
jurist and writer. He is moreover an eloquent
and poputar speaker, an that n good ;skims way
be expected. • • • ' • •r •
or The suggestion as to the propriety of the
noiniiiWon of Wx R. &nits. Et+, as tho Whig
candidate for Canal Commissioner, Meets with a
Yen favorable resionse Prowinuntper of Whig
•
prows.
FLY IN THE WHEAT.—We regret to turn
!tom ear' Matylind 'ea - changer, that the lit 'has
appeerld filths wheat and In some places greatly
injured it. The' Centreville Sentinel toys the
Wheat in that vicinity has been attacked.'hu!. thb
crop is prohably - too 'faridvanCed to be materially
injured. The Cambridge DeMocrat says the fly
has greatly injured the wheat in that county with
in a few days past. The Piston Star Says the
prospect fora beery yield of whcnit in that county
never was better, although theta are some com
plaints of the ravages of the fly.
So far as We have been able to ascertain. the
Wheat in Adams coanty presents a very healthy
and promising appearance—the fly having as yet
effected but little injury. The Corn, however,
has atffered much from the long continued told
and wet weather.' In some inatenies our farmers
have been compelled to TS-plant entire fields.
10WA.-e-The Free-boilora of lowa met in Con.
station on the Bth inst. and nominated candidates
fur the State' offices. Wis. Peas Beg.,
of Johnson eounre,h ends tho ticket' as candidate
for Governor. Mr. Clark will be remembered by
many of our thisens sea resident of this place some
ten or fifteen years ago, during an apprenticeship
to the Printing Business. Restless in disposition,
of an enthusiastic, aspiring temperament, rusts
witball pessessed of a more than usual degree of
smartness, he soon grew weary of the offices ne
cessarily imposed by the condition of apprentice
ship,
and auildenly decamped for parts unknown.
A very abort period served to bring him to our no
tire as a wiitcr for one of the Cincinnati penny pa
per. and subsequently as editor of an ably cunduct
ed Whig paper in Logan county, Ohio, portions
of which state he canvassed us ono of the Whig
trump apeakers. Not meeting with the political
success which his active temperament required,
he soon abandoned the editorial tripod, sold oat,
and removed to the then territory of lowa, where
he at once threw himself into the midst of the po
litical struggle waging between the Whigs and
Locofuco parties, and was returned, if we mistake
not, a member of the Territorial Council. In the
last Presidential campaign he figured prominently
among the Free Seilers of lows, and now stands
forth their acknowledged leader and champiun—
a signal evidence of whe t indomitable perseverance
and energy may accomplish.
Finances of the State.
The Auditor General and State Treasurer hive
published a statement in regard to the Finances
of the State, for the fiscal veer commencing on the
Ist of .1 unixnext, from which it appears that the
financettof Pbunsytsanio are in is most flourishing
oondition--thist after tho ,appiopriations of the
two last sessions, ,amounting each to snorer than
four minwsu of dollar., and applying the money
belonging to the sinking funds there will ba left in
the Treasury, Am' paying the annual interest,
$26,789 92. '.Tllle condition of the Treasury In
nen the speedy mithplation'of this North Branch
•
The Peeple' of the State, sage the Strasburg
Telegraph, cannot but be gratified by a contrast of
this,eondition of the Treasury, with that exhibi
ted 'few ,yeara ago. Then, the enamel
, inteicat
was not regularly paid- the stocks depreciated--
the people grolOpg.uoder taxation-,and, is con
sequence, rattle ,and pinnate pneperity under*
cloud. /I'hie present and future petupectis mast
This result ought not to pass without rendering
ere& to the ptaseat Executive department of the
tiloneibineei: Gee. Johnston is entlthid'to grin
'WO efihrts tO crate a IsinitgifUnd; and
for his kiting to reinieltanithe Tietediyi and Mi.
Ball, the late blue Treasurer, is not to be Anat.
pepple.—
tu+tice also seqhhos that prop e r 6 , 14 ibotild be
rs'Odl ' t*E to the Multi Auditor General, l'o; Abe
industry and atpty, be hall Oniptvs for, several
Yrin!IPUI , in,tbe management of that iior.offemt
doiertment of the Seances, tha,reatt4t of..tdch
now felt by the people,
rk The slave trade in the Di/grid of Crgui!i.
biaja a nuipance and an outrage beyond anirthiiir
which iitoleniut4 in the most 14)91 alit7ol State In
010. Vnis9• The lollowips,ii a N'Ofren. Mr : 4
OTP.FO'n?etgAVOJAkfPfritf, m ora l *fir 4 140*i i P
th• pousantg..ths WASOiewhrwri .
Nallatt-4 , 1/ Iwo* perehase•loolo
worth ale. Fain *wean le 6 , ruching,
aisq , pniketireowith their eitildren,,il AMY;
parsoarbeeibe such will be ~paist,e,feir
Hidyl palliate:Vibe eubeoribea atKieg'im
otels, J 1 7 Ist-,
IttlikrroPa -.1 TUOMAS VAVAIL
1 "'?(IE *" EIDERARY ''P . * MODICA Li— if 4e.
jp r vin:" . , inland lumps on next Saler ay,
'thel4l4(S,u4, nOmb r
~
4o: be entitled jfirpir New Mq,ukly
,dfogssiss. It will ; be devoted entirely to the F . -
kiscicil sod preservation of the choicest periodical
let nature of .Great Britian and the United State*,
embracing not only Reviews, *ways, Paper. on
limes and Art, and the speeches and addasser
of distinguished men ; but dm fictions of Dickens,
Bulgier ' , and other eminent novelists. It will be
• handwime octavo of t 44 pages, published it the
rate of $lll per snnurne.
.Mr, Er.r.arcsatt, Mr. CAlboyn'a successor 1 . 13
the U.S. Scoots, lira dolorously, ill ot, W WO"
too, of boooloitio. •
CONCRESB.—The dimcgealon of the Plato,
parestion still "drags its slow length along," with
. scisrcePijranyy symptom of an early settlemant of
'the difficulty. Mr. Clay has enlisted his whole
..imergligaiiii defence of his Compromise Report and
Nees ipaqully for it. lie has - st heist bildly
taken AlUll with the President anal in tip cdurse
14,mmailite recent speecheilmailmaii tlicAdicy
recommended by the latter in his Annual Message,
challenging soy Senator to appear as the champi
on of the "President's plan." It is rumored that
Mr. Corwin designs taking up the glove thus
thrown down, and If so Mr. Clay will Sod • foe
man worthy of his steel. Mr. Clay's challenge
has brought out the Washington "Republic" in a
IngS6,l.4llfatitL qt. - 1 2009011-..Rikiir
the course of which Mr. Clay receives son e with
er delicate tHiditliitt '14104 kb - atiet4lent deter-
InOigti"a, lo .4!lay the,q ol oCir" kl? !n a
compivaiia of Waling
From the proceedings in the Senate orr.Monday
it seems probable thAt a serious attempt will be
Made to substitute the Illssourl Comproinise lino
for the plan submitted by, trio Compromlae Pow
m ince. Mr. Clay raid be had no objection to
,tho
extension of the Miramori. line-through ,New
Mexico and Utah, be t not threirgh Oaliftintill. Mr.
Masan and other ultra iouthrreers insisted on
extending the line to the Pscific,, which would
take in two huadralsand *twenty mile, of the
coast.
CR"The "Lancaster Union 1. and Trthistur" comes
to us this week considerably enlarged and other
wise improved. The Union is coreinete4 with
marked ability and has beep, doing, rirectiVe . rier•
vice in the Whig cause. We. cordialk congrntu•
late brother Hortenstar upon this evithrnce al pros
perkyi and. trust that his energy and enterprise
may be rewanled by an Increased patronage.
MONTOUR COUNTY.—The fermation of
the new county of Montour, has 'monied grcat're
joking and displey at Danville, and the citizens of
that place have tendered to the Hop. Valentine
Dent, by whom efforts it was mainly secured. the
compliment of a public dinner. , Mr. D., hoWever,
declines.
THE FLORIDA INDIA NS.—The accounts
from Florida all state thot there la now a prospect
of the peaceable removal of tho. Indians. Billy
Bowlegs has poritively refused to gu. The num
ber of warriorsla estimated by Gen. Twiggs at
ninety seven, although others estimate • the num
ber ninth grunter.
HON. HENRY CLAY —The Frankfort Com
monwealth says that Mr. Clay will probably re•
sign his .riot in the Senate, after the adjustment of
the questions growing out of Slavery i►tall have
been effected.. •
U 8. SENATOR.—The following is a list of
Semitone whew terms etpire in ISSI, antl whose
places are to lie filled by the Legislature to be chi,.
.en this fill. Locos in Roman—Whigs in italic
Sturgeon, ul Pennsylvania; Meson, of
In ; *Putney. of Tenn osseo ; Can, or Michi g an ;
Benton, of Ntissoui ; Rusk. of Texas; Dickenson,
of New Yoil ; Howard. of Maryland ; Davis. of
Mississippi ; Bright, of Indiana ; Yulee, of Floi
ido ; Dud get of Wisconsin; Hamlin, of Maine,
Phrips, of 'Vermont; Green, of Rlicole Island ;
Dayton, of New Jersey ; Wutou, of Delaware ;
WrOstrr, of Massachusetts; ("orris, of Ohio ;
Botriwoi, of Connecticut. Locos 13— Whigs 7.
—Total to elect 38.'
.....
re The Lom,loco. Mt.le Contention met at
WiNiamsport on Wednesday last. We have n'l
yet learned itsdninge
ID" F. Lome Lowe, Evo , of Frederick, hoe
been nominated the Locofoco candidate Tor Gov
ernor of Meryland.
Fa l 'A fire clamp explosion took Nome on Toes
Jay last at one of the coal mines near Port Cur
bun, which seriously injured 15 of the operatives.
ID - Tashionable ladies are sometimes compered
to diamondw—no doubt because they are more
costly thin useful.
Congress has appropriated •140.000
for local improvements in Washington
city.
It is estimated that the population of
the U. States will be upwanle o I 100,000.,
000 to the year 1900.
"Is die de end ob last month r asked a
little darkev of another. "No," he replied,
"Its de Lust ob next."
We once knew a boy who said, that
he liked "a good rainy day—too rainy
to . go to stthool, and just about rainy e
nough to go a-fishing.
The crop of peaches, ,it is expected,
will be abundant, this 1183900 ; ihU news
from all parts of the country confirms this
tact, and , it is expected that all other fruit
will yield touch better than usual.
The'Legislature of Connecticut is dis
cussing a bilt
.restricting the sale of pout
toes by measure, and requiring 'this useful
vegetable to be Buhl by the pound hereafter.
Mrs. Partington thinks that parents
should caution their children against go
ing Into orchards about these days, as the
trees are about to shoot and the little dears
might get hit. •
Why is a trader who uses false weights
idle soldier in ambush ?
Because he lies in weight.
Woman like peon 9f , the family—
Man the head, / When the heinisie right,
the 444 selcionrgpea tunny. • .
i 6 estimated that Ilietels sixteen hen
drixt'adiliOnl (if skive 'properly in the 6R
teen slavit'States of this eenntry.
• Thernis 'a man in Pituburg who drives
*pair of Elks in harness. The poor ani
mals do not relish the manner in.. at hi eh
they are treated.
LIBIIRAL EMANCIPAITIONAIoyihe will of
111 tit Sabraorlio died neatßruitswielt4Mo:,
.on ehit: 84 of, May o ; sixteen', or.loeiteateen
"levee bailouts; theirs: of; do ~ eeleie.
plantation, And iu,sash s: marl that . they
can seveualloestetherland. ;1 w
" ` i t'eleVei! Aed7tig
ilimlif the' getrd uith
and aqilanders his money,_ lends fo:' hiq
rriv) l osrld rpr a,kkAleemlirly. back al
E i ll o4 0 .0 4. 1 , , ktaft5t,,.,1)416, NT , 10
.nt ;:toi 'Ol
'it' Lams "Nitithili::=Lknikkillef tl o4 min
.borit l ;;lif Wei 17foraienitriirlDr.' Wino
in Willintnitniit.
ing two hands and two wills on his tight
Out. hien nOtiOn'asecui• the'bod,' Was
' " ' "'" '
' . :wet advised
to get his life insured. s 4l Arotet.db ,
sa id he. "it would bejust my luelf 16,
liVe fokreer, 111 slfilidd.
MO. 'Bifooks ver7 itte‘kly eraittuWell' I
wourdn't my ' '
- .
ij We have already said. that .the man who
cheats the printer had gun to the country.
We noW learn that his travelling compan
ions are the man who flogged his . wife and
the fellow who stole the sick child's seep.
JAMES MONRCIE.--We have lately hear.
of en Incident in the history of this distin
guished Man, which at this time might to
be writteq in letters of gold. In the year
181.1, during' the most gloomy portion of
Os history of the war with Great Britain,
lie held bath , the offices of Secretary of
Pile and erotary of War forsome time.
salad-of the first wee then $4,000,
and that of the latter 114,600. When the
first quarter expired, the agent of the State
Departglent.took him •the•eslaryi Witched
to the office he held which he refused
to accept, although earnestly urged to do
so. He received,tho ; lower / lola% t eplY,
observing that hie , condUct W
mtist in &tett
RtgatLabP". ~.44-9,1 11 0,,Jben
poor, and `praised with debt, and poor to
the is Ilk ilgi•nerr dad : OW% a
ca Anat;islielihr
"P w *: year.. is vliaillittig
pa Nk.
tol4l4) iiiiiiterest.—Wasthigtort• 4 ,
014114111, Kweeittuo.—The
sic Eagle records the latest, and to pun
c,9 , erned, the most important'tale Inf
pine bdard knocking that has yet been re
corded. . There were ' 6011011 soupe, and
positive profit in did•cniitniunination Made
b y th e rapper, which is more than can be
said of any of the • recoponeeifofthe Roches
ter, Stratford, or New Jersey goblins. The
editor of the Eagle wee, disturbed in his
very sanctum, while overbsuling his, act
counts, by the knockings of a delinquent
suberriber, whose name he was about to
transfer to the black list, but who now
knocked at the dour with the money , in
his hand.
THE CAPITA!. or Causciests.--The
committe9 appointed by the' egislature of
California-upon the'suhject orptiblie build
ings, and the selection of a site for the per
manent location of the seat o (government,
reported favorably on a propodithin fiord
Gen. Vallejo,a native of California, 'and
member of the Legislature, who offers it
site upon the Strait* of Cormiinos and Na
pa river, where he proposes to lay out
capital, to be eel led•-•Eu rek a," or sett oth
er name as the Legislature may anggeoto=
He propose to grant to the State 20 acres
fur the capital grounds, and 145 for rations
charitable institutions, schools, penitenti
aries. ate., and to deyote to the State to
wards their erection various sums for
each, amounting in the aggregate to 5370,-
000. This is certainly a magnificent of
and the committee recommeod that the
proposition be submitted to a vote of the
people at the next general election.
SAILINO OF THE ARTIC , ,••.#
—The resseis comprising the Artie expe
dition, fitted nut by Mr. Grinnell, in con
nection with the United States government,
—the "Advance," and the "Rescue," bats
at length -departed on their &dons mis
sion. 'RUM vessels were towed from Iles
Navy Yard at New York, at twelve o'clock
an Thursday last. n Heaven speed the
gallant squadron. and crown with success,
the beneficent object. it has in view,—the
rescue of the last navigators from the fro
zen seas of the far north.
Metter a or A Bisitoc.—llishop Janson.
Bishop ol the Swedes colony, Henry coun
ty, Illinois, was shot dead on the 130 inst..
by a man named Root, who had a twevious
quarrel with the Bishop in relation td the
wife of Knot. Janson was standing in the
court room during the adjournment of the
Court, when Root entered, drew a pistol,
and fired with fatal precision. The mur
derer was arrested, and committed for trial.
The prostration of the Iron manufactur
ing business. by the Tariff of 1840. is out
confined to Pennsylvania. A writer in
the Baltimore American says, that five rel.
ling mills and Sixteen furnaces within the
State of Maryland have already stopped
operations, and dial others will do so as
50011 as their present stock is used up.•—
The re•asons assigned are that the business
is ruined and hiss ruined those engaged in
it.
SINGPLAR REcaTioristilr.—Joaiah Pom
eroy and Pliebe U. Farnuro intermarried
the other dal in Massachusetts. In this
marriage, it is said by the papers, that a
singular relationship takes Plate. Tho
bridegroom becomes a brother to a niece
nrilts,,attil that niece becomes sister to. an
uncle, the bride becomes aunt to one oilier
own brothtis,and a sister to that brother's
mother in law. The bride is aunt to a
Inane and his children.: • r;
—An Albany 'Sexton, some twelve
months ago, seised a lad seven years Of
age, who happened to be "whispering in
meeting," raised hitn up. and “chucked him
down' with such force. that a spinal earn
plaint ensued, from which the poor boy
recently died. May the 'Dev il . to that
sexton hereafter and beat h im to death
with the tassel of his tall
CUBA.—Thei population of this island,
it is stated, in 1841 was 1,007,824. anti in
1846 only 898,752. In 1849 the total
value b(its agricultural productions,` dairy
'and domestic animals, Was •59,791,482.
'l'he statement of the exports from tbir is
land, shows a staatly annual decline in a-
PRA en lc—Severer pekth growers hive
told the editor of the Elkton (Aid.) Demo
crat that there I. prospeet °Ulm eiirtitir
dirtery yield • thM •sesition. flottiti wiltbe
under the necessity of thinning them out,
to Bare themtieee)ftbrn giving way under
the, pressure, of their crop.
' ituttritxtrire Etarotlerreir.---No lasi thin
eighty returning California emigrante cisme
'paisengert on the St. Paul St. Jointph.
The majority' of theUi made a start lorries
the plains, met with . the Elephant:Co:tented
the 'ova rings W 1 hid tail, were satistled'itid3
backed out,—Si. L. Intel. 15th 14:
Whenever yob heart' loouftted land '
bout Bankel, petnehkbor that GOV. :;
ston i e ;? ll2so4lo . 4 fA#Ae,./.401/i l 4!, ilh , li4 .
Net Sealiknis tg ringieeltill',UanKOrt Itil , el"
Foie* a Hig, 6l 4, Nlll sPelfrigi—trilf44 re
demplicin of shier naffs, , and t a A was
voted ifitodbkricofikose, • ~ 1 •11.
alt k
They Pa v iitinni? in ginnifiiPi? . 4 1 1ir
fllllhi eil in? niinihir'ai ir, I , A l l d
'W ri4 -et bk i li P g 8 41 li fd ' i; . . 4 n.
. 91"Il it 4 di. Lir VAT"
PO - , -
gry who, ook at ' ,va Ns, 1), 1
nriPt Wu? hp 4184reat they Ali, ham 1 4r:
'hag tor bread. i H,l,r
Allen in Toreeto. o*filldlW‘ his., tier •
declared insane because he scattered' 'lithe
ercigig,e4t,a_rid spent Own. clealishly: l --
The drihrof Enrope HM mita S have
also been insane, for They uetnnhnsidr a tr
eorerignit About" the gunnery and 44 e t
thole fly" rapidly. '
A identleman, with. two ladies. who la
occasion to walk, with one umbrella..
should always go in the middle.L:thatben
augers dry met to himself. and , ia
ng no padiality toeithat of ibi► ltidii
A Begotifitt Little Story.
..' , A OM, Or riIAYIA.
A few weeks since, in coming down the
North River, I woo seated in the cabin of
the magnificent steamer Isaac Newton. in
conversation with some friends. It was
becoming late in the evening. and one af
ter inother, seeking repose from the cares
and toils of the day, made reParatt°°° to
rettribXntst : others, in the attempt to
make, it jwl* ex much a. possible like
home, threw off more of their clothing—
each A A his comfort, or apprehension
of 4 distated•
I - iietrood on the deck a llnc looking
d t
NA lot:bolt six years old. following
'Kan n a,:fiiunevldently his father. whose'
, pwio nce lodicated him to be a foreigner,
pi:,•nUlily ' a 'Getman—of medium height
and respectable drat.: The child was un
usually fair and fine looking, handsome
)y featured, with an intelligent and affec
tionate e4wessio6 of countenance ' • and
from under his little Getman cap fe ll his
s he s t u oi pair, in thick, clustering, beautiful
curls.
.After tillkingabout the cabin for a . tiokai
the father /yid son stopped within a few feet
of where we were seated, and began pre
pandione for going to bed. I watched
them. •The father adjusted and arranged
the bed the child was to occupy, which
was en upper berth, while the little fellow
was undressing himself. Having finished
this, hie father tied a handkerchief ?round
his head to protect his curls, which looked
as if the sunlight from his young happy
heart always rested there. This done, I
looked (or him to seek his resting place,
but instead of Ai.. he quietly kneeled
down on the floor, and putting his little
hands together. so beautifully childlike and
simple, and resting his arms on the lower
berth, against which be knelt, he began
his vesper prayers.
The fether sat dowtt by his side, and
waited'ihe conclusion. It waii,lbr a child,
long prayer, but well understood. I
could hear the murmuring of his sweet
voice, but could not distinguish the words
be spoke. But what a scene ! There were
men around him—Christain men—retir
ing to rest without prayei 4 or, if praying
at all, a kind of mental desire for protectiou,
without sufficient courage or piety to kneel
down in a steamboat's cabin, and, before
strangers, acknowledge the goodness of
God, or ask hie protecting love.
This was the training of some pious
mother. Where was she now f How
tawny times I►ad her kind hand been. laid
on those sunny locks, as she had taught
bin to lisp his prayers !
A beautiful sight it was, that child at
prayer la the midst of the busy thoughtless
throng. He, alone, of the wordly multi
tude, draws nigh to Heaven. I thank the
Fermata love that - taaght him to lisp his
evening - prayer, whether Catholic or Pro
testant, whether dead or living, whether
tar oft or nigh. It did me good; it made
sue better. I could scares refrain from
weeping then, nor can I sow. as I see
open that eweetehild, in the crowded tu
mult °fa ateamboat's cabin, bending in de
votfon before his Maker.
But a little while before I saw a crowd
of admiring listeners gathering about a
company of Italian singers, in the upper
saloon—a mother and twosons, with voice.
and harp, and violin : but no one heeded,
no one cared, for the child at prayer.
When the little boy had finished his eve
ning devotion, he arose, and kissed his
lather most affectionately. who put him in
n() his birth to rest for the night. I felt a
stong desire to speak to them but deferred
it tilt morning. When morning came, the
confusion of landing prevented me from
seeing them aglin. But, if ever I meet
that boy in his happy youth, in his anx
ious manhood, in his declining years. I'll
thank him for the influence and example
of that night's devotion, and bless the name
of the mother that taught him to pray.
Scarcely any passing incident of my life
ever made a deeper impression on my
mind. I went to my room. and thanked
God that I had witnessed it, and for its in
fluence on my heart. Who prays on a
steamboat I Who train their children to
pray, even at home
A TicaataLs "JoKa."—When the offi
cial death warrant of Daniel .1. Pearson,
the,murderer of his wife end children, was
read to him in his cell, he heard it with
perfect indffierence, merely remarking that
at was .4U e Joke ?"
An editor In Warren county has rashly
all6Wed himself to be inveigled into the
noose matrimonial. This is another pro
bable cue of starvation. Pity his wife.
Sir John Franklin and his gallant party
started from Greenhithe, on their . Arne ex.
pedition, on' the 23d of May, 1844—over
six years from the present time,
The duty of of electing a Senator of the
U. States, in place of Dr. Sturgeon, will
devolve upon ottr next Legislature.
• •It was dedided at Boston,
lost week
that a note made or signed on Sunday was
not valid.
QUIRK VICTORIA is thirty-one gears old,
and hi the mother of seven children,
What kind of mace should an suction
ear hays: A face that is for-bidding.
BALTLIIOIIII MULIILIL BT.
FIROX 111,11!.111101111111 . 711111/
rotig.-60061, Woe* of 11.400144 How
ard Stew* flaw at 01111. Oity Mills bald .t 06
. 0016 meal OS el a OS 87. Itre *tar 13.90,
CFRAIS.4I3OI, ot wit kinds OrGralalight. PO'
ewi' as kilo*. I tpti fibw lltla gt 25 sad
01$A. 41, 87. NOw Cola 47 .a ta eta.
riltqw.ovs.4ll. , Mats 88 404 are 116.4
swaged Roo 1111.25 to DO
on thweiroffigglatU 'llle.solle. 1275 wet, wad &oats.
ght,g 4114.12 gr0w...,.: •
Moolt,-Iktoe of Wee hap at $6 00, a 116.60
per 10011 m;
P A IL 9 IL
" ' .. 1141 - 11 ER;
)),q ,JAR Worti4 And Jaxsodnuibtar of
John Garda. q. -=ell et iblabonouth.
■21 1 11%2 Y l vi it y lettv.tru ti tt LFat
TAIKKAW afire* comuly, •
On *c i te* *f., by tho panah file P. Ali
nes, and Jib* Blain f.eit'-'4lOll of York en.
the dueltlid in*: by , diermooM Jean Reins.
NOM Letaarima JeSamusser.bath
. ,
42 , 9.,19440 4 4, by thi r.
it It Teams, of Cumberland county,
flial •A
p 80111111111111,a7•pr, of Unto&
gmbo l eighty.
14*,4... Veer, One&
aMi e, lifiee gamma ffso•—bolk Pflauk
_,.
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• H IED.
*.. • o iAii_ .. , k loll4ermoi g , e ll er a Ilagring Innen, co
• _,..r
bli Kr: lltaasaaa OISTSIII4 is the
"1111° 2 4 "14
last., at Newville, J• 11111 ELMIRA,
inn A.•Epo, god 37 yaarch i mouths
PENN MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company.
IMltUadeliadla.
(1
HARTER perpetual. All the profile
1.) divided aim( the policy Waist
every t ,yeur, This is the only Mill Mak
al Campeau in the , City or State.
07For Particulars apply td' ' '
D. GILBERT.
Arse; end Shitlied Ensidiw.GlMAyelies
May 11.-41 • '
LEFT the service of the eelnortbar , in
Getkysloarg.Pa” on Wedneiday Wt.
THEOPOgE •B:YORittEk sip ittsd,
Apprentice to the Coach, aming boil
ness. All persons are 'N
hereby notified not
trust bhp °wet) , amount, or harbor or em-
ploy hint. One yard of iSeamig-Laeri, bus
no thanks, will be paid for bls apprehen
sion and return io the subscriber.
H. JEROME WALTER.
May at, 1850-•-8 t
MA( MUTES OFFICE.
THE undersigned has opened an Office
i in Carlisle street, next door to the
'.STAR" office, where ha will be found at
all times, prepared to attend to all business
that may be placed in his hands.
D. A. BUEHLER.
Gettysburg, May 10, PAO.
COUNTY
THE Whig' Citizens of' Adonis County
are requested to assemble in Coun
ty Meetirg, at the Court-house, in the Bor
ough of Oettysbnrg. on Tuesday the 4th
day o/ June next, at 1 o'clock, P. M.. to
appoint delegates to represent them in the
State Convention which is to meetst Phil
adelphia on Wednesday the 19th day of
June next, to nominate candidates for Ca
nal Commissioner, Surveyor and Auditor
General.
A. R. STEVENSON,
D. HORNF.R,
S. 8. M'CREARY,
WM. D. HIMZB,
GEO. H. BINDER,
B. F. GARDNER,
May 3. Comity Ototamiuse.
Information Wanted.
THE undersigned is desirous of learn
ing the whereabouts of her brother,
VALENTINE SACKS, a native of Ger
many, who came to the U. States about 5
yean ago, and is 85 years of age. When last
heard from (about 15 months agn,) he re
sided in the neighborhood of New-Balti
more, Ohio, and was engaged in the Dairy
business. Any information in reg.rd to
him will be gratefully acknowledged by
the undersigned.
MARGARETTA SACKS.
Gettysburg. Pa., May 24.-10
lam' Ohio papers will confer a favor upon an
SA anxious family by copying the above.
EURTZ
HAS /UST RECEIVED A LARGE ASSORTMENT
Of Florence Braid BONNETS,
Colored Chip do.
Mines' Mixed Braid do.
China Pearl. do.
Fine Lace do.
Aklehraide & Jenny Lind do.
Chip and Straw do.
ALSO-A VARIETY OF
Palm, Leghorn Br. Straw Hats
which will be sold as cheap as the cheap
est. [April 5.
A WESTERN FARM.
IVOR Sale, or will be exChanged for
r Real Estate in this Borough or its
vicinity, a
WELL-IMPROVED
In Washington county, Illinois.
ICPApply to Dr. H. S. HUBER.
Chstabersburg street, opposite the Poet (Am
Gettysburg.
Mandl 29, 1850.—tf
BVILDING NOTIOE.
ACHURCH will be let. (to be built in
East Berlin, in this county,) at the
house of Dr. Buss. in Hampton. on the
26th of June. The specifications min be
seen at John Wady's. in Berlin. and also at
the house of Dr. Bliabf, by the Ilith of
June.
Miy 24.--
HOUSE SPOUTING
WILL be made and put up by the
subscriber,who willattend prompt
ly to all orders, and upon u reasonable
terms u can be procured at any establish
ment in the county.
GE O.E BUEHLER.
WHITE WHEAT FLQU R- 1 4 10 a
good fnicie or Family Flour, white
and yellow Uorn Meal; Buckwheat Meal,
Feed, &e.,—a full assortment—for sale
by W. W. HAMERBLY.
COD FISH— . a prime article—goy sale
at HAMERSLY'S. Also, No. 1
Mackerel, Scotch Hermes, Crackers of
various kinds, Cheese, Ac., Ao.
•
9E 01 rzis ABA
WHO may Deed Soporliso. Sunday.
Of !MOO a Wodittisig 804, can be ac
commodated to (heir adisoSAMlopOnr
SONcaning
'S.
CITROPIS" O 4 exee i eat article, for
iratta. and inher perposee,-4ust no.
calved and for sale by •
WM. W. gatMElttill&Y.
, .
A WI SAMPSON'S Clothiquatore, sod
clot Iht cheapest Now or 4111.
, airikiNiiiptiOlL that ow you dudes.:; ..
Attratuatits' Qutras; Toy wild.
sume , loam aruole, foT eels by.,
Aprll $9 . . ORO. ARNOLD.
wrantite fainfra.
an loans TABLE COV.
.- BRA chap. just, arrived and for
ails at KURT' Cheap Qataar.
In/LI ill OLE.
A very. ouporior Ankle. for sale by
GEORGE ARNOLD.
REM! ORANGES &I,EMCHt
i large supply, and superior quality
just opened at HAMEMY'S.
WATER COOL ER!!-an Hesitant
article for cooling Water for family
use in warm weather, for sale by
WM. W. HAMERSLY.
LADIES swishing HAIR BRAIDS eaa
be accommodated at SCHICK'S.
BEE-HIVE HOTEL,
Corner q Penruryloania Avenue and St.
Mary's Street, and adjoining St.
Mary's College,
Asittvesore,
JGAIIRETBON, late of Yob,
J
P. inftwnie his friends that he has
takes the above, well-known Hotel, for
metiylntptly Adam Fisher, and more re
oendy by. lame Williamson, where he is
?repined td . accommodate th ose who may
patronise himln a matter that cannot fail
to give satisfaction. His CHAMBERS
are furnished. in the most complete and
comfortable manner; the. BAR I. provi
ded with the choicest liquor, and other re
freshments, and the STABLING will at
all times be attended by the most rueful
attendants.
The stand hi , calculated in an eminent
degree for. WAGONERS & DROVERS.
as it has the largest and most convenient
yard in that section of die city, and the
Stabling, sad Shedding are of the best and
most commodious.
It is his intention to pay strict at
tention., to his basin*, and to do every
thing in his pOwer to render his guests
comfortable, and be respectfully solicits a
call from his friends and the public.
Baltimore, May 3, 1050.-Ims3 50.
NOTICE TO TAX-PTERS.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Commissioners will make an abate
ment of FIVE PER CENT. upon all
State and County Taxes assessed for the
year 1860, and paid to collectors on or be
fore ibiday the 2,Bth day of June nest ;
and Collectors are hereby required to
make such abatement to 41 persons pay
ing on or before said day.
Pa' Collectors will be required to make
payment to the County Treasurer on or
fore Monday the iet of July nest,—other
wise they will not be entitled to any abate
ment. It will be the duty of Collectors to
call upon individuals personally.
JACOB KING,
J. G. MORNINGSTAR.
JOHN MUSSELMAN.jr.
Commietiouors.
Attest—J. A uountinkuon. Clk.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.
THE subscriber respectfully announces
to the citizens of Gettysburg, that he
has commenced the
LBOOT and SHOE
11111V.G,
at his residence, on Booth Wsstongton
street, adjoining that ol Wm. ‘V VIOTNIEY,
when he will be prepared to fill all orders
in his line.
Ladies will be waited upon at their res
idences, if desired.
The subscriber hopes, by strict attention
to business, to merit and receive a liberal
share of patronage.
• ' -- 1111011f*S - BRINGIVI - A3f. -
Gettysburg, April 26.—tf
FOR THE GOLD MINES.
•••••••
NEW BOOKS.
DC/EMS by Long. IN
AL fellow, two vols.,
new edition—with Poems of Bryant, 1/V it
lis, Mrs. Sigourney, Ste.
Mahomet and hie Successors, by Wash
ton Irving, 2 volumes.
A stork', or Anecdotes of an Enterprise be
yond the Rocky Mountains, byjrving.
Linda, or the Belle of the Creole, e u t le
of Southern life.
Miscauly's History of England.
Hume's do. do.
The Mysteries , of New York, Philade
phis. and Boston.
The Steward, a Romance of Real Life.
by the author of Valentine Vox, &c.
Indiana, by George Sand.
All the Magasines—Blank Books of ev
ery description, &a. &c., for sale at the
south-east corner of Centre Square, by
KELLER KURTZ.
N. B.—The subscriber respectfully ten
ders his acknowledgments to his numer
ous friends and others. who have so libe
rally encouraged him for the past three
years. and hopes. by close and personal at
tention to business in future, to be able to
retain the patronage so liberally bestowed
heretofore. K. K.
Gettysburg, May 24, 1850
BOOKS and STAI lON ERY
F. DYSON.
S. H. BUEHLER )
(IRATE FUL for the long continued
` ll - 14 and steady patronage so liberally ex
tended to him, , returns his acknowledg
ments to his friends, and invites their at
tention to his present large assortmeht or
STANDARD BOOKS. au
()revery variety,ClassioaL The- -
°logical. Literary and Miscellaneous, *I
of which will be sold , as usual, at the very
lowest rates.
He has also constantly on hand a lute
and full assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS
and STAMONERY. Pen-knives, Gold
Pen., Pencils, Lotter Envelopes, Visiting
Cards, Motto Wafers, with a variety of
'iney Articlea;to which the attention of
Purchasers is invited.
07Arranpatents bevel been made by
which any Hook, not embraced in his as
,
sonment can be p rom p tly ordered from
thil eq. •
Gettysburg. April 6,1850.
NOTICE TO CON'fiIIACTOIIS.
PSI!. undersigned.. °animator:ft pet up
L the now County Prison, will be in
Gledystimig on ,Yetursh . iy Lis, 81k e'shoste
/wet, at the. Coestnissurners' oboe, to re
ceive proposals for the delivery ,olawieri-
Oh mad 0014111111 t for wprk connected with
the building of said prison. Speeitleatiinis
eaten, rinittisite htfirrntation willt be finis
- •
z0h41,4:-.444 , • , , ,
404 COMpthit *NM ISM iid ANSI
One Tbitif i eettain,
WRIT MARCIPS i,hISON oan and
JR. will sell Windoir Blinds, Shirts and
illnetanders, silk and gingham Cravats,
Bindkerehiers. and all other articles In his
line dove? than Ms cheapest.
(3 FEE-BILLS, for the use of
Justices of the Peace and Constables,
)just printed) can be had at the "Star"
Office.
GOTHIC CLOCKS. Pistols, and a
large variety of Jewelry, on hand
and for sale °keep at
Marsh 18 SAMSONIL
SCATS. SCATS.
LATEST . FASHIONS.
inHE ondersivied reepestfully informs
his friends and the public morally,
that he has just manahotured a superior
10, of
HATS •
of the best metatials mid latest
style, at hie old 'establishment in &Kith
Baltimore street, Oppeate the Compikir
office, and next door Wiusplertel'in.
Ding Emtibllsbasenebraisiag the fob.
lowing : Superior 61411641[6 , Plush Has..
Silk; -bask, Pia• For. and Slouch , Harir:
.bc. all of which he. will sell law kw cash,
or c ountry prods"; it ' , delivered imaiedi
mely. Fars taken la eitchanse for Hats.
J. J. BALDWIN, Agent,
April O. 11000.
GETTYSBURG FOUNDRY
er asseemixs mirror.
~. i~
. ~.
HIS taitablishootit will nor► b. eat►
rigid on by
W t ASIBM CORP
who take pleasure in being able to announce
to their friends and the public generally that
they have constantly on hand a very great
variety of
Holloware and Stoves,
including Kettles, Pots, Ovens, Skillets,
Pans, Griddles, &c.;. Common Parlor.
Air-tight, and Cooking Stoves—among
them the far-famed HA THAWAY.
To Farmers they would say, they hare
on hand an excellent assortment of
Fanning Jamptresseostft.
consisting of the renowned Bettor Plough,
Woodcock's and Witherowts, Warren ' s
Patent Windmill, Straw-entters,
BL ‘CKS&LITHING
is carried on by the best of warktnen.—
They will still carry on the
BOOT 4- SHOE
shop in the South end of the Fosndry buil
ging, where, with good workmen and the
etcellent materials, the neatest fits and
best work will be made. OZP - Ladiee will
be waited on at their residences.
All the above mentioned Elides. with ■
great many other. not named. will be fur.
nished as cheap for cash or wintry pro
duce as they can be had any where else.
llCPRopairing, of all kinds ,done at the
short ss notice.
Gettysburg. April 26, 1850.
T. WARREN
WOULD respectfully requust all those
having unsettled accounts in his
books to raltaml—settle immedioely. Af
ter the let of July next, his books will be
placed in the hands of an officer for settle
ment.
.11' I lit. OL D
BUT IN A NEW SHDP.
3. G. FREY
TENDERS his acknowlelgments to
his friends for past ravers, and has
the pleasure of announcing that he is again
located at the old stand, on Washington
street, one square south of thompson's
Hotel, where he will be prepared, as here
tofore, to do all kinds of
(.O.IICH, CLOTH, ¢ SIGN PAINT
ING.
o**Carriage Repairing done at short
notice, and on reasonable teams, for which
Country Produce will be taken.
The subscriber is thankful for past fa
vors, and hopes, by attention to business,
and a desire to please, to merit and receive
a continuance of public patronage.
J. G. FREY.
Gettysburg, Jan. 12. 1849.—tf
SCARLET FEVER CURED
Astonishing Effect of Water
A poor child in William street, was ta
ken down with scarlet fever. The doctor
in attendance had been remarkably unsuc
cessful and determined to see why no med
icine would do; all the cases he bad heard
of this fever were fatal, and he concluded
that no medicine could be worse than his
had proved. So in this case be order
ed Water Gruel. The poor mother knew
how' fatal this fever had been, and she
thought will give my child Brandreth's
Pills and the Gruel." So she give him
four Pills, which operated well. The doc
tor the next day was pleased, told the
mother the child was doing welliand to go
on with the waterAruel. She 'did—and
four more Pills. Every day the doctor
ordered gruel, and every day, the mother
gave from two to four Brandreth's
In a limo more tiro a•week thi child was
well. The doctor said that cued had given
him a lesson ;'for the child was limply cu
red by gruel, whereat, every other case of
scarlet fever he had had-that winter, he had
lost, what he had pursued active treatment.
But now he was **tided that haulm was
the best Physician, aided by water gruel
he might have added and Brandeth's rm..
CrTim Brand retb PiMare void for 25 owe
perbox Dr.D.Dttodrotk'sPristelpilleo,ll4l
Droodiray, N. York, aril by the followhipinly
authorised Areats:.-Nlobe M. genet oni Get
tYibutll ; Holisinger ?awn.- NM:obey t Ai,
lakes Wog, lioakirotown; A.WlRarlasd, Ab
bomotown I D. M. C. With*, Hafiglcat Omer
Inger*. Co.. Liubotowire; Mayy Dooms, Cask
lowa I , U. B. Helia.r.l44o.ld
Adlabiugh, Mut Balks Meld ropreosr.
sr, Mischanianille; Bam'll3lthk;lllkiiiirot.."
[April
PROC*ACMINATION TUX'TORY OP I
, Tlblit. 3
Delay Is denifirOus-114100i . tbit aid
and cough few *este, add hope `of
recovery w il l be Joey° you 'SO. Let
not siftrekiiitnarY Coniideri -damnyou
from itracto save you ,lifir,tand heal
whiletherilew shine*: Codeampfsew is
einaally tiweeping off thommadeso she
lumb Cato diminishes bailed the skill of
sielems like, its tie physician; pals. hWar does .vaorelw this larle class of
.suffering humanity, than Dr. Water. Ari
"ounce of preventative is.worth a pound of
cureo l Therefore, before your lungs be
come ulcerated and so diseased that no hu
man means can lave you from an early
grave, try in season, try at once, a medi
cine which has been or such infinite value
to thousands—obtain a bottle of Dr. Wis
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. take it, get
another if necessary, persevere in using it
until you have removed the di entire
''', which if neglected will terminate your
life, Be not deceived by quacks, with
their imitations and counterfeits ; buy none
bnt the genuine and original.
IrrNone genuiiie unless signed by I.
Burrs on the wrapper, For sale by B. H.
BUEHLER, Druffist, Gettyabotir. •
NEW
HARDWARE it GROCERY
STORE.
John Fahnestock
RESPECTFULLY announces to his
friends and the public pnerallyohat
he ham opened a NEW
Hardware aad Grocery Stant
in Gettyiburg, at G•M'Clelian n corner,',
where eakbe found spiteful astioreneot of
every thing in hia.tine. Haring esiinin
ad both tbs. Philadelphia. and Badmen
market., he in enabled to offer hie pods
at l'adatald Prioul, and can ennedently 'en
sure theca that they ettid>h parldtaaatilitta‘
or than they bare star bean resold be ore.
'Ms stoat eensiste or , • • .
Illardiseare sisi Vette/rip
snob as nails, eroetreut seire.-pleaas sag
bite, looks, hinges, aererrip.'eldiak of ay.
ery deleripdon, rasps and files, , eaddlery
of all veriatiee.shoentakere lam end teas,
morroecoleather sad lininge.abovibiaiGitkio
and a general moment of
TABLE CUTLERY AND 11:101111T
KNIVES
in short. comtr wit* . beknitue to that
branch of Inarinm. Also a complete er
sortment of 0141113,
PAINTS, OILS & STE STUNT&
and a !use,. full iod gaiters) eattortaieat of
611 1 W 1 0 11 , 1118 *
FISH, and CEDAR WARE,aU of which
be has selected with great care and pur
chased on the inter best !mete, thus ena
bling him to sell at such princess will give
entire satisfaction. HO 00110 Its and hope , .
by strict attention to the wants or the com
munity, to receive the patronage of the
public. JOHN FAHNESTOCK.
Gettysburg, Sept. 14, 18451 . 0-41' •
CONFECTIONS.
KELLEitICIIRTZ
HAM just opened a variety of choke
CONFECTIONS, comprising the
followlog choice varieties of French own
dies, to wit :
Bon Bons, Sugar Almonds. Preserved Ahnesdk
Presented Plum., Jelly Odom Poltava* Drops,
Cumata, Mc.; else the following medium small
ties ; Cream Lemon, Vaniitg, kombessit,essr
Drops. Mint do., Chocolate de, Mint la Twist,
Nup candy, Cocoa do, Clauses do., Atoned
do., &c. ace,
with all the usual varieties of Common
Candies; also Ground Nuts, Cream do..
Peck: do.. English Walnuts, Filberts, Al
monds ; with choice Raisins,etlitii cents
per lb.; Prunes at 25 cents ; Figs, fresh
and best quality. at 25 cents Citrons, at
cents ; Oranges, &c., &c.
April 5.
rts..N.v..vt.u.E.L.:,
MIRE Delaware Mistrial Safety Inca
ranee Company. Philadelphia, are
now doing business on the mutual plan,
giving the insured a participation in the
profits of the Company,"without nibllity
beyond the premium paid. 4.Nopreetivin
notes taken on which asseastnents are
made."
The subscriber, as Agent for the above
Company, will make Insurances, either
permanent or limited, on property and ef-
fects of every description against loss or
damage by fire.
AAMUEL FAHNESTOCK.
Gettysburg, March 1, 1850.—tf
NEW GOODS,
AT THE
MIIIIMIIP OMER. N3ll
OF THE TWO EXTREMES,
PLEASE cell and examine the tartlet
stock of HATS & CAPS, BOOTS
& SHOES, that has ever been kept in the
place—embracing every variety of New
Fashion, Style, &c., and sold at reduced
prices.
Straw and Leghorn Hats,
also on biaiid. 'rho Store providing for
the two extremes is at the old stand.. two
doors below the Post Office. Prepara
tions have been made for a large Spring
and Summer business.
Wit. W. PAXTON.
April 5.--tf
To Painters and Housekeepers
Cesseat Paint.
THE undersigned has the pleasure of
announcing to the public that he has
invented a new PAINT, which, from its
durability and general excellence, he has
termed "CEMENT PAINT," and to
which he invites the attention of Painters
and othem interested. This paint has
been amply tested by House Painters and
others, during the past year or two, and,
wherever ailed, has been pronounced su
perior, in every respect, to any paint here
tofore in use.
The undersigned has in his possession
certificates from Painters and nthent who
have used it and give it the preference over
all other compositions, which be Wilt be
pleased to exhibit to any who may wish
to see them, - Referent* ii respectfully
made to the following gendinien : When
Smith, Win. Paxton, gone 000.
sir, Geo. Swope. DOT.' H. tiolkod.'T.
Wetter, J. D I Danner, Dr, D. Gilbert,
Hugh Denwiddie, J.G.Frey, D. Lubin.
D. A. Buehler. • ,
I ry. R,eeeipts facindividUal nee. or rights
shopli. «made* or Glides, can be bad
motitmite terMili by epplicatiou to the
iobeeriberi
JOHN JENKINS.
.
Elettysbuti, March 22, 1250.—if
F . , J. M. STEVENSON, JR.,
r . 1111r,1110/41111ALZ DIAIOIIIIIOI
GROONItIES at. LIQUORS,
Three doors South of the
t'L 11 - Old Bridge. Front Ste
HaRRISBURO.
ir M. S., for the accommodation of
• Merchants and others in Dauphin,
Cumberland, Franklin, and neighboring
counties, has opened an extensive Whole
sale F.stablisliment for the sale of Grocer
ies and Liquors, as above. With the co
operation of a large importing honer in
Baltimore, he will offer goods hers at the
same prices at which they can be purcha
sed in the city. He respecttully solicits
the favor of a call from those wishing to
purchase to satisfy them of his entire abil
ity to sell uhe promises. The attention
of landlords is invited to a lot of choice
liquors in store, and for sale at importers'
pukes.
per Orders from a distance promptly
filled, and goods despatched at city prices.
Feb. 15, 1860,
BOROIXII ACCOUNTS,
D. Bi'CONAIICINT, 7Vellftl7/1/ of the BOY
nigh of Gettysburg. for she year end
ing egh of May, 185 b.
Bel. of Duplicate for 1848, John
G. Frey, 190 39
Borough and Road Tax messed
for 1849, on duplicate in
hands of John Brown, . 1029 93
Ihdl Realer 1 84 e. 20 00
Bash from Deaner and Ziegler,
on Rent, 50 00
" " on note, 100 00
Oso. Little. stone, 25
" Nioh. Hoffman. " 75
• Bog. Harper, Boone, 500
Hy eniffirimid old eN orders, +c•
01bin of Elation. 15 75
Mn. Mary Russell, intereston note, 15 00
D. K. Sapper, Esq. " 48 80
Andrew Heiotselman, interest &
payment on note, 110 ao
Rol. Lefever, St. and Rd. Com. 24 00
Quintin Armstrong. " " 50 iSi
Goa C. Strickbouser, " 34 093
Robt. Tata, High Constable, 120 00
Extra polies on night of 4th July, 4 00
Colman £ King, shovels, &e., 5 75
D. A. Buehler, printing, 18 25
R. G. Harper, 29 02
8.8. M'Creary, School Tax, 1 80
Eben. Longwel. pick handler, dm. 87}
A. Frasier. repairs, Jko., to Town
Clock, • 10 00
GM. WM. Comp. water rent, U ss*
Jim. Russell, hulling Chamb'g
Duvet. 000
Gin. Taylor Pits Culp. 26 00
Blue Dick _ 15 00
Geo. Trude, plank, ate, 10 07
7`.; Wahen,imlthing, 80 07
A. Dearaom, so , 06*
J. GS Froy.ll‘ and 00. Tax, • 198
Solomon Powtwx,filmnite Walks, 84 15
P. &Noir Fingor-both 8 SO
.E nq 80% Maa r OO
W., Stable, work at Pirw , pktga, 0 101
Adam Pfens, work on Roads, 14 Oil
Michael Tatty, 0 32 NI
Niel' Wirt. 00i
Henry Rhino, 1 848
Deorge_Wirt, oo 800
taiWßitikert, 44 400
Henry Little, " 16 67}
John Kuhn, " 76
Samue l IWO . rotia7, oo 87
JohnWitte; 4 81
Andrew &shrift?, " 11 6/1
Samuel Liula, - be
Nicholas Hoffman. w 16 60
Thomas P. Frasier, oi ISI
Peter Looll.- a gat
/oho Eons, ' 487}
John Shilling, 11 64
Lewis Hoopy, ai I 00
Conrad Kiser,Am 11 76
Elias Thonifiion — , -- 1 I/0
James Thompson, "1 a
J. Werflaid, " 661
Samuel Kelly, !
Win. K. Denaard, 48i
John coil, • ,hl 78
Elias Devoe% "
Hugh Milaughlin, 14- -- 011
D. M'Elroy, Court-home, ISS
' Reuben Garvin. Hauling , 12 15
John Garvin. 4 60
Cobean & 11 00
John 11. M'Clellaa, a 9 161
Jas. A. Thimpeon, a 16 00
Hamilton Longwell, . 4 11 75
G. U. Otriekhouser, 606#
Geo. Wilson, stone and gravel, 118
Oath. Guinn, a 94
King & Cobesn, 04
J. IL 811`hereon, 4 611
David M'Alillan, • " 10 00
Geo. Swope, " '4 991
John M. Stevenson. " $ 1$
D. all'Conauglry, a 000
J. G. Frey,afrikatisa end hes. 00 84
Duryea and Council. " 80 00
Clerk and Treasurer, 10 90
Balance hinds of J. G. Nye . ,
Collector, , 05,74,
" " 10111 **WIN 000 01
" Treasury, ;AO 161
noo Attie ohm payouseryeee uoth,op.
op orders mod for duuer from Commile
1 840, May BC The Teem, Commit of
the *rough . of Gketyehuty, do sengy that
they, hate untied ah. Owasso of Di 14. !..
Conaughy. Treasurer of the Borough of
Dettyabars.l4 the, yeoring end ea the
Bth day, of Mray. A. D. 1E150; that hie Sp.
Own* fire Comet. and that there le a W
itte, in hi. hoods of fifly-Aght dollar, lad
filty•fire'tod one.halfaiite.
JOHN (HUM'
PETE* sTALIAMITII I
WM. WISIMILY.
May 17.-41
BALE 110710
. .
[slississzat *ars sic ma. A. ziosnost,
fir RE eaboerlber his this pleasure' of an.
- 01 . naming to Ms fries& and. the pub.
Bogenstrally , .thet. he boo taken slattgeof
the Jame nod oossimiently Wised Hotel,
in ckandiembostisiniat Gieurbutlf• Pa.,
for number of yaws tinder th 4 esti of
JAMBS A.. Taorreoe, ZINN and widely
aid faseirtbly known to the Travelling
Ptdilio, se the stopping plaee of the mail
Bistsq to and from Baltimore, York, Her.'
nabutg.Ohandietiburg, Hags:mown, Fred
eritikotad the intermediate towns. The
house has been thoroughly repaired and
refurnished, and nothing will be left un
done in the efort to sustain the high char
acter of the House and render it worthy
of the patronage of the Travelling Public. •
The services of attentive Servants and
careful Hostlers have been securctt and
every requisite convenience will be guar
antied to all who may be pleased to favor
me with their patronage.
Octi 11, 1849.
JOHN L. TATE.
Shoes ! Shoes I Shoes !
JUST received a large lot of Ladies`
Morocco and Kid SHOES, GAIT
ERS, dm.; Misses do; also, Gentlemen's
coarse and fine Boots, Congress Gaiters
Pumps. dm, at
KURTR'S CHEAP CORNER.
ALEX. B,ITEVENSON,
OFFICxtroaN r4rl.4w.
CE in the entre Nem, North
E
Court-honse.between &Kith'
end Stevenson's corners.
Naas and Bacon.
APRIME article of BACON,HAMII,
ShoeMem dro., jot received and for
sale as HAMERSLYII.
FARE RIEDITONDI
THE Fare from GETTYSBURG to
HAGERSTOWN, (by the wey_et
Chambentburg) has been reduced to TWO
DOLLARS I Superior Couches fiver
Gettysburg to Chamberatterg, and Mimed
thence to Hagerstown, render the trip
pleasant one. Leave Gettyabwrg it Ino
clock in the morning ; dine at Mambos.
burg ; and reach Hagerstown early In eh
evening.
May 17.—tf
GETTYSBURG F .
SEMINARY.
01196 31
THE Summer Session of this sehooil •
will Commence the 27th of AIM.
and end the 20th of September. Tho
Winter Session will continue from lilt
21st of October to the 20th of April.
TERMS.—The prices of the analyser
Session, according to the studies, are Oa
and ;of the W inter Session, SO end $l2.
Pupils will be charged from the dm. of
entering to the end of the term. No do. • •
ductions from the price will be made. am
eept for time lost by the Teacher. or pre++
traded illness of the pupils. EMIL Calla
gee for Music, Drawing and Painting. the
Languages, and the various brandies of .
Fancy Work
May 3,1820.-1 y
NOTICE.
LE
rrEfts Testamentary on the
tate of Pump Worm, late of Ger.
many tro. Adams co., deceased, haring been
granted to the subscribers. notice is hush?'
given to all indebted to said estate to make
payment wtthoutdelay, and to those hash)/
claims to present the same for settlement.
to the subscribers, residing in same tows*
ship.
MARY WOLF,
JAMES BTEAHLEY.
OLIVER STEAHLEY.
May 17.—a . Executors.
VOTICIE.
Testamentary on the estate
L1 18 0 .1" 1 Pgrag it
ELMS, late of Cumberland
tp., Adams co., Pa., decd, having been pant
ad to the subscriber, residing in Mountjoy
township, notice is hereby given to sash
as are Indebted to said estate to make pay*
meat without delay, and those having
claims are requested to present the same.
properly,authenticated, for settlement.
JOSEPH FINK, Ex'r.
May 10. 11450.-6 t
UktAN away from the subscriber on the
eight of the 15th of April, 1850.
ARLES C. LITTLE, an indented ap
prentice to the Coach-Trimming business.
All persons are hereby warned against
herbanng or employing said apprentice,
under penalty of the law.
C. W. ROFFMAN.
May 10.--111
I'VE undersigned, having been ap.
• pointed under a deed of voluntary
sea meat, Assignee of Joan Taurus,
of ding , township. Adams county, no.
des is hereby given w all who are indebi•
ed to the said John Trimmer, to call and
woke payment to the subscriber, residing
in said towAship, and to those hams
claims to present the same, properly sum
theudoeled. for settlement.
JOHN BROUGH,
,Msy 30-4-6 t
NOTICE.
LETTERS Testamentary on thiEs
late of Jaunt CLAPSADDLI, late
Mom* township, Adams county, Pa..
having been granted to the sub..
imbiber,' residing in said township, notice
is hereby given to those indebted to saki
same to make payment, and to those haw.
ing Arms to present the same 'properly ,
authenticateil for settlement.
SAMUEL DURBORAW,
April 26. 1860.-6 t
SIX* SS
Edit, of Georg• Rims, deetaitd.
ETTERS Testamentary on the Es.
IA tate of Getman Hags, late of New
Oxford. Adams county. Pa., deed, florin;
been granted to the subscribers, notice is
herebygtveo to all who are indebted to said
Eepate, to mskepsyment withoutdelay,aod
to those haring claims to present the same
properly authenticated, to the subscribers
residing in New Oxford, for settlement.
• WM. D. RIMES.
ALEX. 8. MIMES,
April 111, 181:10-1k (Executors.
NOTICE.
mint Bunks of original subscription foe
the twilaing of the LINN2EAN
HALL, (Pennsylvania College.) have
been foisted in the hands of D. A. Burn
um, for collection. Those who have neg
lected to pay their subscriptions are re..
quested to make immediate payment.
F. W. BENEDICT.
April 26. 1860,-31
OIL CLOTH FACTORY.
TO C 0 A.O H MAK ERS.
THE undersigned respectfully anhonn•
ces to the Coach makers of Getty*.
burg and other places, that they bevel:vas
menced the manufacture of
Oil Cloth and Canvass
For Coaches, of the very best quality. on
an extensive scale, which they are preps
nod to furnish, wholesale and retail, on the
most reasonable terms. Our Canvass will
be found equal in finish and quality os suir
manufacture I in the oily.
IrinThe subscriber* also manoramori.
for wholesale or retail, COACH VAL
NISH, of a superior quality, to 'bleb &if
invite the attention of Coach-maker* sad
persons wanting to purchase with s view
totalling spin. They have sow um limuls
and will - constantly Imp op ltailiVirea
supply.
llKTOrdres Item * Maser* Min to
promptly ausadad
SAMUIL Lint,
ANIMA* IL Urfiloillivl
Manh 161lW.
/1“00410
CV a asperisr quality ATM` WON
Nu' 114 die Mrs of J. 16. SCMCL
64+44 0e or ree *Me 4.4
J. L TATE 4r. 00.
XOTIVE.
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