MORE OF I'llE9tl/PENDOITI3 DISUNION,
tilormpoudenos of di* phi,. 10rio141
WAsutxtreott, 16, Is Oi
lu my letter to the. InenirArtao'r the I fda
inst., it is stated daft iu JantrylaSta pa
per, develinving a plot for II formation of
a Nouthern confederacy, hail icon placedl
in Gen. Salllifinision's hands—that it de
ntinal with some minuteness the measures
which wer., to be adopted—that overtures
were ti) 4/0014 •to Mexico to join the
confutleracp—that Gen. Houston was to
be President, &c. My information was
front:s relit* sintra; And! 1 fit it a duty
to the country to make if public.
;INeday,-- in the Senate, Mr. Butler, of
read this letter, and railed
upon humanist to state Whether it was
true or not. Gen. Houston was not pros-
cut while. the letter was being read, hut !
caste into the chamber immediately after
wards ; and, on being informed of what
had transpired m his absence, at once co
spended to Mr.! Butler's call by declaring
that thu austernent was a solemn humbug, j
or falsehood. That; he knew nothing of
such a scheme.; . In the course of his re-;
mark 4 however, he stated that he hooted
at the idea of Mexico joining the Southern j
conkalcracy. This statement seemed
somewhat at xariance with his dcuial of;
the 'relit 61 the letter, for the most promi-
nen(' Pert of the" sclictine,' as there stated, I
was this ! very proposition with regard to
tatting General Houston said he (
hooted at.
Heliciing from this that there must be
same misapprehension on the part of Gen.
Houston, and fooling deeply sensible ol
the importance of the truth being arrived
ate 1 called upon shut gentlemen this after
noon, and found that my surmise of his ha
ving mode the denial under a misappre
hension of What was stated, in the letter,
was correct. Ile said to me that a docu
ment, such as I had described in my letter
liadbeen handed to him last January ; but,
that it was a mistake that General Lopez
had anything to do with it, as it was pre
sented to him by another gentleman,
who had brought a letter of introduction
fhWit . ti friend ; that what he had intended
to deny, in his remarks in the Senate, was,
that the document or tnemorandum had
had the signature of Mr. Butler, or any
leading Southern men. attached to it. as it
haul rio signature whatever. I immediate
ly .ealleci•Gen..l/ouston'fi attention to the,
fetd,,that,./ had made tuvissertion that any
ilitgltatures Were attached ; that I+ had im
plicated no perstm by name, for I did not
hear that the document seas signed, and it
struck me as..ltighly improbable that a
treasonable paper would be handed ;about
with tel signatures attached.
Gen. Houston said further to me, that he
Indignantly !chased. to have a ny tliing to do
with the plot, and handed the paper to Gott.
Rusk. Ile tfiit; not know where it
pow, Stitt he believed it was in his posses
shin, either at IVeshington, or at hishoine,!
in Texas ; that if the paper had been sign.:
ed. he nook, haverfelt.it his duty at once'
to have xsposnl him guilty parties; big
being merely 311 unsigned document, he
did not lesd.warra . upon mere ennwise,
in tekipg any action. and so dropped at.—
Ho also disavowed any intention of being
personal in his remarks in the Senate.
The matter is one of great moment to
the coolly/. &idol has been, and is now in
all probability. gOrlig on for the dismember-
mew ofihe'Union, and it becomes the du
if of all gootl citizeti j s to use every effort to
unmask! 'the treason. ` It will not do to ut
ter Itack)Odyod. sneers at “letter-writers,"
or "newspaper paragraphs." The matter
is one of too muchimportance to be eith
eraneered or laughed into silence. The
Senate. through some oh their members,
have seen fit to notice the matter, and the
country will expect that it will not end here.
Gee. Houlihan has stated that a paper, such
25 has blotto sleseribed, is in existence ; and,
in a matter, which, , perhaps, involves the
permanency of the Union, the authors of
that treasonable - paper should be dragged
bit& day lfgh
.Pterm,is .2191V0r E "SOLIIIICT2
Press ! ",pittiliebes a savage letter of (,'en.
Wallace.Rainst Gen. Houston, and anoth
er South Carolina attack upon (eu. Foote.
Pistols and coffee arc apprehended.
I'o give some idea of the tone of . the
letter referred to, we quote a few senton
ces hum it, as follows :
“The Senator and Mr. Calhoun once
sat together in the Senate Chamber.—
They were equal in Senatorial rank, but
therc'the equality ceased. The country
will beahtie out in the testimony I give,
that there - wawa wide difference between
the tw'o. This difference was precisely
that which exists between the eagle and
the, owl. The one soars aloft in the broad
light it(day, 'and gazes steadily upon the
face of the stun. The other shuns the day,
hides its ignominy in darkness, and dispu.
tem with the reptiles with which it broods.
Me ii4v/ttloihflcit on garbagr. The Sen
,
ann.' can Tie at no loss to determine the
place assigned him, in the back ground
nad Ewilight of this picture."
Gen. Wallace concludes thus: .
elf 1,44 r, in conclusion,' tit authorised
to offer you a word of counsel, at parting,
iwookl tell you, in all sincerity, to retire
ot micti from the gaze of a world, from
wose lenience of reprobation you can net,.
er be reprieved, and to the society of
which yottr presence can impart no value.
Posterity. if ii should condescend to notice
TOn. will be at a loss whether to assign
yonihe yank of a knave or a fool. The
present generation, who ate better acquain
ted withynttr qualities, will be at no loss
to determine that you posess, in your
person }till character, the must extraordi
nary coinLvination of both. As you eau
mot then, 'sir, hope to reverse this sentence,
retire to merited obscurity, and devote
Abe lbw remaining days allotted to you
under the sun in . ,,preparing yourself, by
repentence. for a coming hour, when you
must yieW up a life which you have spent
wtti.i.tw /doming or dignifying with a
"Au& ykruto which ina:ups a wan us eitle•
4,04, 'WA* or great," •
fientinil Wallace had been severely cen
sured [or ssritiiag this intlanintory epistle,
far so alight a cause us that assigned by it.
/left le ins own version of it:
••Ott the 11 th inat. 1 was informed that, on
the peatrimis slay, the lion. Sim flouston,
a Senator from the State of Texas, intro.
dueed my, name in debate, in the Senate,
ie eemseetion with that of Mr. 'Calhoun,
kr► the pawpaw of creating the tmerettaion
altar the 'commando* held ni Jaeknott,
Mie
*taxilafN, in October last, and the Nushrillo
C44►VVOUOU, Wei* /fallen Up fur an in
lilosame a•gnaskiliatiteStatemf
Cilkotto, std *myself, as hi;
1 1. 1 04iiwi hoitiVitie UtCIMil by_ which that
Olillowares inductions bull been brought to
*rig rAlic 0404 , sr *ism Ehatc."
MISOVIVoi ilestOst ii Peking tiie zr•
ir 4 ,lll**** Ow imtnundli of rrefusatir
irelhfliM Eritiay next,
V ni N 0 ETA !LE Cu)/ los rr y n
mite Sccf.--fSevarral noticei of the fart
that the'eabo in ninny parts 13f the South
have this Ire4r born seed havi appeared
in the neurspayers. It appears ttl Itto con-.
sideied a nphonometion,', &t., and some
consider the fact to 'be. owing 'to an, im
prog,nalion front wheat. The fact Is tlmt
it is nothing new. Our species of cane
brake, ontrodinaria maciwpf ring, ur long
seeded canebrake flowers and bears sev i d
only occasionally, once in 2 to 10 years
depending upou . some peculiarity of sea- I
sou. Each plaid sends up front its roots ,
many stocks or stems, or as it is common
ly said, is propagated generally front nic
kel?. From five to ten years aro requir
ed for the maturity of each stock; and
when the stock is of mature age, if the
season be favorable, it bears seed and then
dries up, just as all the seed hearing stocks I
of grosses and grain do. But the roonigol
on sending up now stocks, and thus con
tinue the reproduction of the plants, lode- I
pendently of seeds, the old portion, that
which supports the old stalks, only per
ishing. There is no tear, therefore, that i
all the canebrakes of tile South will per
ish. The grain makes very good bread,
better than that made from barley or rye, I
but not as good as that made front wheat.
In 1831 when the came bore seed about.
dantly in Nansemond county, Va., and oth
er portions of the South, I had a peck of
it sent to tae, had it ground at one of our
mill,antrhad it made into bread, and have I
often eaten Much worse bread from wheat.
The canebrakes of the South also bore
seed in 1801 and in 1811, and twice since
1831, but I do not recollect the dates.
IMPORTANT LAW
The following important act, relative
to the right ofwidows of insolvents to re
tain property to the amount of ,3300, was
passed at the last session of the Legislature:
See:; 4 2s. Ilereafter, the widow or children
of any decedent, dying within this common
wealth, if the said decedent shall have left
a widow or children who were residing
with him at the time of his death, and the
estate be insufficient to pay his debts, ex
elusive of the amount of property which
is now by law exempted front levy and
sale upon an execution against a debtor,
may retain either real or personal property
belonging to said estate to the - :alue of
three hundred dollars; and it shall be the
duty of the executor or administrator of
such decedent. to have the said property
appraised it, the some manner provided in
the act passed the ninth,day of April A. D
184:4 tun act to exempt property to the,
value of three Imudttal dollars fruity levy,
and sale on execution and distress for rent:
Provided, That this section shall not affect
or impair any litins for the purchase mon
ey of such real estate ; and the said .ap•
praisement,on being signed and ocrtified
by"the appraisers :and > approved by the
orphan's court, shall be :tiled: among the
records thereof.
THE EXqIIENENT IN
people of Texas ate !Mich' excited 'about
Santa . Fe affair, and seetn' determined
to take armed piissession at once.
Bell has issued commissions forlite raising .
of troops to persons in almost era:iv:tom.
tv. .The following from a fritter 'cif
. 413 . 01:
Thomas NT. Likens to Gov. gendersiiii.iti
a specimen :
I shall, by virtue .of a - comniatinn
which I hold from Gov, Hell, onholl and
organize a company of one , hundretlmery
for the Santa Fe, expedition at thb
inst. Should ton. or twelve.elever:fullowa;
well mounted on•inulusi.fronx,yrit.txtuittyi
meet me pu that , day. , they bloall•iiot he
disappointed in getting situationsv—iileszse
let me know.
The force was to march for Sania Fe
on the Ist of September, And in ftwer.49l,
the counties companies had already, been
filled up, preparatory to receisitig' their "eij
quipments.
Pnrstems' Pau.sctur p .—•
oss.The
jurious and fatal effects of ntistalFes same
times made by apothecaries inetiampound«
ing medicines, are attracting attention in
Northern papers. The New York Com
mercial . 1 1dvertimer, and other journals;
recommend that physicians' prescriptions
should alpays be legibly written
plain English, a recominendation- which'
seems a sound and sensible ono, and , to
which we can see no objection. The
Xew I'ork .Jllrdical Gazelle avers that
many of these fatal mistakes are made iu
drug stores kept by parties wholly igno
rant of the business, who arc therefore de;
pendent upon clerks, many of whom are
boys, while in other instances the fatal er
rors
are the consequence of criminal care
lessness.
Amin. Movi:mi:Nrs.—The St. Louis
Republican of the I I th inst. says ;
We learn that the 7th regiment of U. S.
infantry. Col. Plympton commanding,
which has just returned from Florida.
and has scarcely encamped at Jelrersoo
barracks after severe service, has received
orders from the Secretary of War to pre
pare for distant service, and move imme
diately for Fort Leavenworth. Orders or
instructions, we understand, have also been
received to push ;brit/aril, with all possible
despatch, the equipment and omitting of
the recruits for t h e dragoon regintents; of
whom about 300 are now at Jefferson bar
racks.
We know not the purpose of these
miweinents, but they look very much as
if President Ftlltnofe is preparing to sup
port his position on the questions between
l'exas and New Mexico. The prompt-
IIeSS of the movement would indicate a
determination to be prepared for any con
tingency.
We learn from a notice of Dr. NEVIN,
in the last Messenger, that the operations
of Marshall College will be carried for
ward at Mercorsburg, in full as heretofore,
at /east for tfle ensuing year. It is ex
pected that by that Limo •the way will be
open fur the translation of the whole in
terest to Lancaster."
The Rev. SisouoN W. Illsnauv, for four
teen years pastor of the Lutheran Churoh
at Frederick, has resigned his charge.,
with a view to make an effort to endow a
Theological Professorship in Hillsboro'
College, Illinois, to which he has been ap
pointed.
The Whigs of. Lancaster county bare
uninitiated Hon. A IMV.US STE VEtig for re
clertion to CongreSs. and Bartram A.
;licher, Hubert Baldwin, Jacob Niesly,
C. L. Hunseeker, and James Cowden, for
the Legislature.
Porter* Rt.tawr.--The 'nisi has 'nada
its appearance uptinlke potato tope in the
western part of Maine, and in parts of N.
York. It is nettuoirrn to what extent it
prevails.
Arcivid of Steamship Europ..
idirtm mewl
,
The 'Royal mail ate:l4l46p Europa,: wi;tl
dates from Liverpool tO, the tOth, London,
to the 9th, and l'arit to the bith inst., rri
veil at Bali fax on btotulav last.
The prospects den abundant harvest in
England and Ireland aro generally good
except. for potatoem, fur which serious ap
prehensions are being felt. The rot is
reported to be spreading rapidly, especi
ally in the South of Ireland.
ENG
The question relative to Rothschilds
taking his seat in the House of Commons
has been postponed to the next fiesoion,
when a new bill wil bu introduced upon,
the subject.
Thu new Cabinet at IYashinpan'is re
garded by the tnglith leading press with
much favor.
DENMARK AND TUE DUCIIIi S,.
protocol rccogniziv substantially all
leading views of the Danish governMeon. l
was signed in London on Saturday, by,
nearly every foreign minister at Court.- 7 ,
A telegraphic despatch dated Hamburg Ist,
says, %Vlliken has declared that he Mill
hold Danish provinces responsible foi
whatever may happen to provinces of Hob.,
miners. No change has taken phieein
the position of,,the armies. • •• •-•
illesen declares that his troopavnnat ,
be driven from the soil of Schletiwig , lfak,
stein. It is said that two Itundred'olileent '
from various branches of thir , ataiyi had
recently joiwed his standard. • •
The littlish force is estimated at 444100 i
Adviees from Altana, of the 6th, state
that a collision took place between the
Danes and the Holstein armies. near , 'Mw.
petle, which resulted in the defeat of the
Danes, though should INillisen be union. ,
ens in the next battle, and cross. the Ey.
der, Russia and England . willintorfere
and should the Danes triumph Prussia and
Hanover will be likely to attack thenito—
Should either Russia or England interfere
there is reason to apprehend a .revoloion
in Germany, which her present rulers may
be unable to control. •
G. B. 8
TII E ATTV:alrr TO BANiItiIIBAIALL NOTES..
—TIIO 1101410 Conimercial, noticing , tlTh
Act of the ` into Lrgislattire, in tryitig io
banish small notes contrary to the Kill of
thu peoplo,,reinarks that the experiment
was once Iried ..in..bleen , 'lfork, but wee
soolvahandottetlJike many ether tinkering*
of currency elemegegeos.. , ,We.dotet.thiuk ,
the law, will onumuttp inueb:for we .hear,
business uten . remiart.that 'they . will take
all the small notes-they can get.. A. man
has the privilege of taking in.exchange fur
his commodities., say thing budeeins.prop
or,. oven if it,he a piece.'ulf brown paper,
and , all the , :lawe oflorettion cannot bold
bias responsible fori4.;.. The Meet prudent
course:to get .rid.of the foreign small notes,
is our tunable opinion, Would be for the
Legislature .to ;...grunk:• otter local Oen ke
throughout thivButte the privilege.of
int notes . 0114 , 1 ere detwmination thtut five
dollars. - :Hr • .
rimMARV/It o or gafuaasits.--.llenrl
A- Selienleiiirt,afSaeliitrieuto, CaTiMrnitto
is now on` a visit to his . friends in Altiany.
He is about 25 years - of age, awl- went out
to California, ace private.soldier in Col.
sltevenspres.regiment. ,After his diet:lunge
rat Atto-Iti,4l,,aorvice luratitaiund employ.
tnent at book-keeper for Captain
_Sumer )
and aCCLlVllliated an estate val.
uoil sasp,opo: Wbile in Captain Sua
fees empley,.he,hail at oao time the paying
off of six , hundred, clerks awl surveyors,
not one af teipain received leas than thir
teen dolbus par,day,, lie states, that do-
Ting liir,pitay,witta Capt. Sutter $15,000,,
000, of 1 4 1 .1antlelnatt's IntlitcY Passe4
tbrougitAiS4nuals,
• Minks 6 a'tliiiin VINE Mr. Ni c e,
of Pottsvilfe, Pst:4rows a, giaie vine
tWideil'aronnd *pippin 'tree. The vine
kw . tor yinfribtitirbloSsmina but no 'flint:
Ws Yeic kill( aliPearp. Whieb extennilly
op
iiiniiplit; *Wits ' down, hill It, its tti fled
drown, tic., latrinallY the 'pal y texture 'is
more grape thin tipple. hut', w seed aiul
capsular tegument favor the apple. '
l'ite Vumberlantl .Hd.) Civilian men
tions a ii,(4olsw, mina* the garden of Mr.
Aoki G. 1101 0$ 11 0 , Of that place, where
two tliatinck and well formed ppplea are
growing upon agrapc vine. as healthy as
other„young apples upon a treeln the vi•
ciuity, of the vine.
The cholera Ims made sad laved in the
family of Mr.,./talsit'l4: Smith., an old 'and
respected- citizen, of Carthage., Ohio. In
less than-nue .ireelcilr. , El., hie wife, four
children, two of wham wore. adults,and
a Plack servant girl. hare died from !dud.
era. Proutptielforts were made to check
the .progress (tithe dieeette, bat all proved
unavailing. - .ThetwroTemainiug members
of the family 'probably preserved, them ,
selves Trout a similar destiny- by a pen
dent and timely retreat front the ill-far
tigued premises. • • • „
In New. Ulna. old*. e tilliega fens.
teen miles back: of .Lawmtmehurgh.. , Ilie
cholera is raging -to.= thwatitif
In the family of a Mr. Kelleher, lit bad
third in the 48 hours preceding Friday
t • r
NowtNugo.—Doring thersturmon . Stinl
day, the ad instant,' we had a mOst;• fp
snarkable illustration' of fin Pranklid's
theory, that the lightning will not saa
through' a roof covered with metak but
mill difuse itself on the metallic surface,
and if there be a muter volt!, Mill pails
off through that to the earth. 'The house
is covered with tin, and has's] tin pipe lead
ing from the roof to the cistern, and lids
no lightning rod. The flash was so gredt
as to startle persons at a distance, yet,
being directly over the house, was not
seen or felt by the inmates. All they
knew of the shock was flout the roar of
the thunder, and having the water pipe
shivered. Not a shock was felt in the
house.—flutr. Coto•.
The HOD. TOMAS CORWIN. Secretary
of the Treasury, tendered the appointment
of Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, to
Homier M. BARD, Esq., of Chamberburg.
The latter, however, promptly declined it.
The Intelligent= says it is not often we
SRC a $3,000 oiliee refused.
INDICTED FOR MANSLAUGIUFFIL-ThC
Grand Jury, in Boston, have found a bill
of indictment against Terence Wakefield,
apothecary, No. 731 Washington at.,
for manshmghter in causing the death of
Mr. James 1). Hall, by putting up corro
sive sublimate by mistake for calomel.
The elections in Indiana have resulted
in giving the Democrats a large majority
of joint ballot, both in the Legislature, and
the Convention to amend the Constitu
tion. Mr. Denim will most likely be re
elected U. S. Senator.
Iltq'3'ntßl BAlfrlllf.FT.,
ILITT W sill; It 6.
Friday Eveniig, Aug, 23, 1850,
IVII1G" STATE * NOMINATIONS
FOR CANAL CONNISSIONF.R,
JOSHUA DUNG. N', or Mc . county
FOR iiIVIToR MURAL.
ILUNRY W. annirDElß, Union county
FOR
. SURVEVOIt GENERAL,
itiginea USIEDZI/18024
W111(1 COUNTY TICKET,
tdiquittsg;` ,
Daniel itt. Swyser.
BEIVATOR.' ' •
Thosatit • Cilinicont';'
• ' '4tBBENOtt
Wllllitlq fii ) Shanr.T.
J 4140. QrleNl r , , ,
•', ,/nopTqft, •
Nlcholax BMW,
DlsTitiCT ArroftAgy,
Janatuvth Reed, ;
COUNTY SURVEYOR, ;•
• ' Jae** Okla
'To Delinquent Patrons.
"Phe “Printer"' ii want Ands 'to
mot suod4 engo4etnents frit Itik; Poper,
THRX ! o'4lolo de
linquent
,patrons take the /At and ad
iironytty reeb dollars from each will
help tip• annt*iney, and at the 'atone' time
enable yrtiices ikei in ofl ttountity. rt it !
• Appointment• byilieGewetner.
SA lIVILL A. MCC , •Eq', to bo Notary
Public for the Borough ut Oettyskirg, in room
"of S. Itv Rumell, Esq., neighed.
NEW 4V.DIi UL0111144% atu rasa, 44-
rin g resigned the post of Anoxic* Judge of the
several• Courts of Adams county. Gov-Jolleskla
has appointed as his lima-visor, Sanest. R. Rue.
say, fey. , of the Borough, who took his seat on
the beach on Monday last. Tito appointment is
universally couohled to bo an excellent one, Judge
Rearm. being posietissl 'of erterj requisite for a
competent, judicious and faithful discharge of the
ditties of the station.
DEATH' Oir , HAKE.—By reference to
our obituary deptletmeht, it will Wiesen that Mr.
?ATER HAIL/, student 61 Bennsllethla College,
who etas so ' serenely burnt. 'by, the explosion of
toirriptiooldix'otti, iitui died of the eifecte ofdiq
injtiiisustaltied: thO deceased ads ILl:the 19th
leak of his age.
.'• PENNSYLVANIA COLLEUEL—The' An-
Whit Cartilogue of thu Institution, Which 6ea bison
place 4 upon our Utile, oxtails an attemlince'of
112 Stuilentii in the Several departments, during
the - memo of the.year, distributed as follows
tSeprora /B ;4. u ,, l ! i drs k i t 8 41 '1 °!PP'C's r 4, F!!*1 -
# 4,o3lP°lll o 'c ? " 14 M 3 Pt rreigii*C°9' DuPart
ment 66. The Annual Continence's:tent will take
place this year an the 10th of clepteMber —the
Eaccaleureate Addrossi: of ihe President to be de
livered on tlic pneceJing . 6alihath. Mak W. Lt.
Exalts, a Philadelphia, will deliver the anneal
discourse before the , Littaman .Asexiatibn an the
anernoon or Wediwasday ow to Lb.! .FeE.4..no4r,
and on the evening of the same day the Alumni
'of the College will be eddrateed by Rev: C. I'.
Reatiire, of Winchester Ya. '
DR, Nl4B.—lihe York papers contradict the
rumor of. Dr. Nos' dottliti and maul that his friends
now entertain strong- hopehi of his reemiorY. The
statement in regunl to the recent death of the
-wife of Dr. Nre is eh* incorrect, se' her decease
took phew More then flee yeoman°.
3'llE CENSIiBe—We ate indebted to ' Mr.
Deaboaaw, for the umber. of inhabitants In
Cutaboriand township, of which ha has stenpia
boil the netnerallon. The *lull% 1403; in 1840
it vat 12t8, anti in 1830, it was 1010.
York County Locefoo litolujna
. ; U 0411..
The. York County Iwwfssco Cuattentioe s on
Tut*loY km, not/gaoled Ww. M. Kt/ars, Eng.
for Congress ; Jacob 8. lidldeersua Alex. C. Mc-
Curdy. and Edwin 11. 'from, for Assembly ; and
James Buchanan, Elsq4"for District Alton
ney. ThiS nomination' of Me.'•Konya was offerw
cd triter 'a bitter and' Weins , Centest between the
H&c; and Daisy idetiopkbfr
,tho foltoirlng :LI
Kurtz MI, citteiiidezi oe the Via
,
triet Attorney insue‘ hoarier, the Dussey pia
treaded thcii oppon f Dui-44 1 4m.y . healing Stable
,
by tw, "AU-
This uondustion for Pompom will ho tailed
Wi th "Pin.wit. tho Whito. ol .* diskier, as a
ituarawly uf Mr.. Mitessla'w witunph. with proper
exertion on the part of MoshWigifot Mho biller
sowrof tba bud between?ilia two. LoGsraccot fin
goys In York county will tell disastrously upon
the pal/Teets et Mr. Ifizatn. whole aokoomhodgod
on all hands to be a weaker candidate thin Ms ri
val (Dt. Niiiney) Would lutio-beeti. Mr. Kuira
is • !mocker, of; the York NON Of: Tiara/eh:ibis ‘abi/l
es3/1/eaantuti*cothafeiul Me'Yoto of Me rufy in
the di btore of"tfi)i fekti/IY'!4 tr?cdtei•--
11ithe mpapPlic)wo 4,1/ but to ery, eu our fricOd.
W'OlilC Yon,
dut y lum l*r , h°, 05 44 0404 0196341.
' .SeillifitiOtial-1110111111161111tIOVL' •
The Whig Senatorial Co'nfereerinf. Atlansi &
Pruning nonithii'ing lii*Artiiiiee, 04 the 15th,
inat, and aflor a fpfl and 'Orkindlt intarchshga of
'views, ritianimoUsly nisollnabid Tanisras Csason,
Esq., of Mercentburg, for fllstto &stator—the Cots
fermi front Rai opt. ) , yielding to the claim of
auklin. Mr. gaditimsx istrt gontlennut of Wel&
gence, infirmity and firmness, nrul having formerly
ritpresented.the Distrietvin the Senate, has the ad
vantage of an acquaintance with Legislative rule&
The Whigs of Adams would have been pleased
to have an opportunity of expressing, at the bal
lot boa, their approbation of banister Raucza'a
ability and fidelity as a (representative; but will
render Mr. Cansorr an equally cordial support as
the reward duo an honest man and tried Whig.
Congress has dono nothing on tho Slavery
question during the past week. The How, on
Monday, refused take up the hills which had pass.
ed the Senate, a two-third vote being necessary to
do so. Next Monday being Resolution day, a
majority vote will suffice to take up either of the
bills, when they will no doubt be promptly acted
upon.
The Senate is engaged on the Fugitive Slave
Hill. Mr. Pratt has offered an amendment which
la now under consideration, making the Treasury
of the. U. States responsible for runaway Slaves !
Tho amendment will fail, of course--atul possibly
the Hill itself, as the Southern radicals seem de
termined to eagreft upon it features, which can
never receive the Sanction of Narthent freemen,
liar Di
JA Irk 11. CLAM egscrs, an eminent Or
sician of Columbia, died suddenly on %xi
neslay
COURT DOINGS.
Annexed is a record of ilia eases rut an trial
4 [ 40
tilltilli ilia proeiiat ' eck s in the Quarter 9easions
and granzpoia,Ple age il.f..qlt, of to lied
ford, domorset mid ritakiip Diltrat, prosOini :
IN QUA TER,/ sEspoNs.
Oernineizweattk vs. James 'Zink:a-As
sault and Battery upon the person of Geo.
Weismantle. with intent to kill. Verdict
of Jury—Guilty. Sentenced to pay a fine
of $1 and costs of prosecution, and under
go imprisonment in the County Jail one
y "yr ifjt i aft
••C et Mired Myers.—
§iurejy of r,cisc . e. Cue heard ;Ka Court
Onitirea recorir:
*nice kuille.qurir of 11190, to *sap /the
peace for ono yeaV'ead,iite asearit,i•in
like sun to. be laFtgood,bekavior, add es
peoiallyitowardalitiorge atangeteghi eff.
'‘. ' ' l ' 'IN 0011filtOtt,P141A13.,
' Jeihn - Barttitt Tin Joel' B.' Danner Witt
Robert Sheath', E t xecutora of Peter Sheath',
setkipr, decentied—aan wise'; PfitT.
clouting diskindantrwith having' filled- Up
an alley or right of way adjoinipg plaintilng
property, `"tis" the 'irtjttry and dettiOiont of
"iu pliktY." '444llldofoi-defen4unts
plant pay`cOsint. 61
Wm. B. Brandon, Ex'r of Templeton
Brandon '-detterated;. Vs.' Wm. AIDA: jr.
--Strtirrdis its ejectment, inaolVigg title
to 13 acres of land in lluittillton toWit
ship. ' Verdict, for ;plaintiff, with '6 &nits
, •
damsgo cents cost.
A. &J.'Fraiin Se. 'James Watson', smif.
Appeal.' front horned Docket=elainnlY
claiming price of Threshing Sfnehind made
for and delivered lb Defentistit;'Un which
$6O bad been paid by delltraladt. leavihg
$4O unpaid, for which snit is''brought.—
Defendant teeists upon the ground•that 114 1
machine delivered was not the 'one don.
ultered• for, 'and clahnn a ideivery of the
$6O and interest. Verdict for Defendant
for $6B 01.
The'Conn ii still 'in seadon 'gni' go to Press,
Judge Donato On the bench—Jtalge /hame bso•
ing compelled to leave for ftonterag on Thuroday
afternoon.
More of the Bribery Coarventloh.
The Car!bile Democrat is making disclosUres
that are calculated to deeply implicate those mem
bers of the Locofoco party that have wailed Gen.
eameion, and attempted' to fasten upon him the
Well-kniiwn dud made to bribe the delegates at
tho Williamsport Conmmtion, by,Mr. Overshinm
That ptiPor turns the tablre and charges bribery
direct upon the Canal Commissioner Painter, and
by implication upon the Ilom Jesse Miller. of.the
Keystone. The Democrat has several article* up
on tho subject, all of which sbowaignes °fa de,
termination to probe dm matter to the bottom ;
mid the Philadelphia Times Calls upon the fdenda
of Means. Painter and Miller le meet the charge
at once. We pahlistual the allidavittl relative to
the ()venal-in° brlbery,and near 'give the following
on the other side;
'STATLING AFFIDAVIT
• 1. Edward Calvert, one of the Justices
of the Peace in and tor the county of I,y
corning, do certify diet Joseph Filler and
VcnizOlie Delegates from the coun
ty of Bedford to the late Democratic State
0 - Invention, being duly sworn on their ao
loran oaths before me, on the 30th day of
May last, lid depose and say ; that Israel
Painter, one of the canalCaumaisionars of
Pennsylvania had offeredvtach of said dq
punutito yn opppintinalit &Hari
pertrity on the Portage liailroad + if they
would leave .tiubley and. vote for Stria
lead.
Cnrtitictl at my office in . Williamsport,
15th day oriune, 1850. . •
AllOr penwiug tho above, the reader will agree
with usJhat the Williamsport Convention must
have been a rare gathering, and a beautiful sped
mon' of l.oeofoco politialins.—Pentisylvanict
• • •
A Conrtiot:tir.--A correspondent of tho Bat
timuro Rdippervin speaking et the pomp of the
Texan Boundary Bill, pays the following antopli-
Went to Mr. Owns'
"Mr. Cooper, of Pennsylvania, 'Made a
molt beautiful Ail well poweribl spitech
in the Senate, in support of this'first orb
a•series of peace measures, that made a
deep impression °pod that 'body,. and'
teriadraeceletated the pasdage of the
He spoke as a patriot mid staterniarn shoulci
speak, *Ad rriihre ilevotion; to the Unitik
that showed'him to be woithy, in iwitrry
respect, tor dub !not waded' in lii hands
by theffertotte 'Stator& therArch of the
Confetleraeyi With streh"then fit the
eboricils thr nation, thcf l rights of the
*tilde are safe, and the Milian beyond the
reach of detnagogneithri anti political cor
ruption of :nionsing "'
Christleaf Parlor'llawarine.e-4- .
We hare received the August No Of thii pope
lay will Welf-eitaftliehod T'criOdical,• which hi'etri
bellishcitl with d fine MetzetiiirrOprettmtatioW of
the "Felt of Mabel," by thit : tabs,athl fac-simile
.of the tit 44 isSatiii4 to Can. Taylor by CoWgrawl
to 1848.
„ T A l tgro4 l " o , th ONM* 3 9.4 lo. '
frour the masa, pe,theee t , titieli,rippper, in the
4q,Et5T6 14 ; Paileg4ksi ti.pe
rkithuul suite 4 to; the , taste of the, Moral anal,
slows wslommtitr , being . 4med al. end. i4ifolimis
. end litititiownteriing being dhicenbed.frent die pa
ves. ,Reirs.:DeNbanme Dr,. Obeetery Dr. Deem
Prof: TippenOter. J.- ' B. 0, Abbon,xl6l4,lllktt,
Hokin BOA* *Owe, and Odor girliastifithel
eantributsr to •be imukila:: The kirk*
-L.Onlji $ per ihnitt!!y,. ‘rhlr.h secures k copy' of
the Magizlite' for 'on? .yeer,lug s Wie with i large
proidum engraving of ,Clirist tieFkleff Jorh
8a1e61,"
plexitpuro forwanl „ tlw Aamcs of okOYr fil e lo4ll
who may wish to sittecrilie. PUIROS .I*lrr,
publisher, 6 Nausea at., New Yeek.
(11 ,4 •Thi Bud Wahz," 6 the title of, a Hour
piece of music, composed for the , Piano , Forbt,by
our musical townsmen, Mr. Josscis Otctaterilt—
published, in baudsonie style, by F. P. 0,,
Baltimore, and dedicated to Miss B. J. Wierriati
This, we believe, is the third or fourth piece of
Piano music which our young frienid has lir4ught
out with much acceptance to the musical world.
Be has long since established a reputation among
his immediate acquaintances for musical genius,
and we are pleased to see that reputation ex
tending.
HOLDEN'S DOLLAR MAOAEINE.— -
This excellent and cheap Periodical continues to
hold its own. The August No., like its prodc
ces6ors, is well filled with readable and instructive
articles—the peculiar merit of this magazine,
aside from its cheapness, being that it is devoted
to original Criticisms, Biographies, Reviews,
Sketches, and Essays, as well as to Tales and
Poetry. Tho reader will find in it profitable as
well as agreeable reading, which Is a consideration
sometimes lost sight of by Magazine publishers.—
It Is decidedly the cheapest Magazine to an intelli
gent reader, that we know of. Published Month
ly by Messrs. Fowler and Dicta, 109 MINIM at..
N Y., f I per annum, or 20 copies fur $l5.
TIfE ART OF ADVERTISING.—The corn.
Joipee arpololed by Mr. V. D. Palmer, lo decide
the avianrpf l l silver cup to the writer o f th, heft
easayupert t subject of advertiaing:h4a, ;IA le
ace by Oa hist number of the RegiNcr, de' their
repolt: 'no committee emulated oft/10mm; Goo.
H. (Mahan pf "Orahara'a yggealcie," WpliMn
ht:Swalartf the "public Crag-c"-Aail
H. Hart, President of the "Philadelphia and Wil•
kesbarre Telegraph Company," and the prize ha s .
been awarded to Horace Greeley, Esq, of the N.
York Tribune. The cup will coat $ WO, and will
be covered with elegant designs, relating to com
merce and trade. We make the following extract
from the essay :
, - ,, Theintarahant.. tharefose....who_aina to,
succeed in betitiess, :mist aim at thew
two P•iiiii4 l .4iittio r :lirb Jiiiirthit Munn
°satisfy a wide demandlor the articles her
deals iM emths:lowesS,prantbsahlu t terens
secondly. that eves). hody, within the +rm.
per scopeuf bu sines* is made, swam
of ability:And vontident of ltirdisposi,
tion.to do so. These Rims altaineti j he
has Only to de hi , shesiness PsePerlY, 1111 ie
domes .41, upon him, And his fortune it
To thitimerehancor ,dealer who is mire
of. hie, ability, to .611, , 0111001,.04-thaAtioat
favorable terme, the attaiumeut of aniailm
(pate publicity is a matter of priinary ; con"
cern... hie .eirele of trade is properly the
county in which ho lives, then he should:
take effectual measures to ; lot overy family
initial county know .what ho eella•and on
whatcondition. : It is 1410 to spunk of the
costae an impediment—he might as Well
object loth° 1 cost of .aheltering his geode
from bad weather tnprotooting them :from
thieves, or dealing themoet to customers:
All the other coin of Ins busineseis incur
red without adequate- motive or celerity so
long as this essential element of his heel.
nose All; neglected oc,leciniped- If hits Lo
cation and his stock only entitle him to'ex•
pact the custom of his own township or
neighborhood, thou he should. incur the ex , •
pence of-fully iuformiug the locality. Just
so with the wholesale merchant who • as
pires to a custom co-extensive with his
state, his section, or the whole Uniont--
If he is prepared to satisfy MO widen de
mand on favorable terms, the Ixptinse of
apprising those whom he desires for cus
tomers of the nature of his business, the
character of his stock, the range Of his pri
ces, and the reason why lie.should be dealt
with, is one which he cannot refuse to itt
cur without gross incompetency and ruin ,
ous prodigality. By, thus refusing, ho in
creases his, oxpouses for rout. lights. and
fuel, clerk hire, itlcc., front a half per cent.
to three, five, and in some cases to ten per
cent, on his aggregate sales, and renders it
morally impossible that lie should sell as
cheaply as his inure
,enterprising and ca.
pablerivals., In e ff ect, lie confesses defeat
and incapacity, and
,retreats to the rear
rank Of his vocation,
Some mon who.intow,.enaugh:to adver
tise are yet so narrow as to confine their
advertisements to journsls of their owe
creed ur party. If they, do net choose to
mule with Any , men of like faith. this
is. wise ;.but ,if they desire to have the
whole public for customers, it is other
wise.
There is a largo class who delight to
shine in newspapers and placards as Wits
or poets, and, anuotince their wares in lee
ontl.4uttl jokes- or in•doggeret eetthe
teeth of a dull,saw on edge.. If their:ob
ject is notoriety ors lough, this isthe way
to attain it.;
.but if it be business, it would
seem butte,: tows the language of business.
: Leave clowns jest to Ow circus, and let so
.her +nen speak as they act, with directness
and decision. 'lite fewest worths that will
convoy the advertiser's ideas are the right
ones.
SLAVE 111:NTING.--Much ("schemer"( was
occasioned nt the small witfigo of Bhrotsbor4.
York county, on the Uth inst., by the armaisnd
removal to Nlaryland or Ft party ' of, Ave runaway
itiltves, by a "h . !'o9r ik c,4*"" , and 9 11 . 0 . a {our
other prafewhinal Blavolontota, in that end of
Yolk county, The slaves , were well awned, hot
were deceived by the Professions of their captors
WO, tha bent( ,that they were in the haiils of
lrietsks who wore miming them to escape. 'l'he
mistake was not discovered oath they found them
selves locked up in s mil-reed ear on theft *Sy to
- BalUmore and to Slavery ! • The rink 'Republi
ca* lashes the miserable wretch." who Were doh
'awaid in the Capture of the poor . 011 thus
rinticce their tibiege
Moue: t 1 kplito Ile spy pt'
chercettaii wretches 1094 Shrewsbury in
this County, Who have takeit up.the con
feraptibiii trade of arresting colored. people'
and reetorirggthem to Mavery,.icir the ita4e
Yl die'rew,erd wiodli they, receiveLlro m the
muteri,,hare ,been at their dirty work it
',flan. • IP " Of all men, these negro
catchers is free litotes for the sakeine
tieY are the ritenneSi, and they would coot
their souls, lor dollars, •
I We clip the fellesrinit &tn the Lancaster
'(Ohio) Gazette,ind currintend it to s top tittontimil
of our friends, in thehepo that w e may ba prellt
ed by tlio 111116' .
"CIPPI! AD,Y,IPP!7A feriTid , Aellding
,019tninno 9A...!!:4914t,1411?"°R.11111101:9Px9R1
m
an excellent hint or MT* \VR 1 5 11 ,e,q91,54
forbeartielP§h4he,, 11.1 " 1 1 4 Y , e; ,t
ivteh,thg epunty frould
get ithaile4. 014 NOP4vqr, $4) rP9IP Y9Nr
lieffiubscribant to s what
A very little oxertriin on din:pitrt acipnqti
subscriber would.beAultlCient to neftlY or
ytli;p~double your list. This, a tavern.
ble„,tttne! I°9! f ar iitaking,t4e enamo r
The wheat crop —.
is excellent l and the•Preo'
peete 9f ear fereutralre eharriting. Man y,
are only rt4ting to Do asked to subscribe.
4hepe they poi . ,have, to wait
6 4.. few weeks since, the subscribers of
the Marietta Intelligencer took it into their
Lends io swell the list ; and in the course
ora fow l deys, ye kern, they had nearly
doubled it, Tine friendr of the paper and
the cause can be much more sucCW/81 . 1.11 in
obtaining new names than a person con
nected with the office, and with very little
trouble. This is not written in the spirit
of complaint--many warm friends have
done much for us."
KENTUCKY.—Returns from nearly all the
counties in this State, Eddie recent election, have
been received, ant eltber the following result :
Senate--24 Whigs, 12 Locos, 2to hear from ;
40use-54 Whigs, :39 Locos, 9 to, hear from.
IC WA.---Wo havo intelligence Irony lowa, that
George G. Wright,' Whig candidato for Congress
in tho first district, has beaten Bernhard Henn.
tho Loco candidate. 'Phil 10 the district contested
at this session of Congtess. It is Linde Wood that
the other district has chosen Lincoln Clark, Loco,
and that the entire Loco titian ticket is elected.
MASSACHUSEII7B.—:The special Congres
!lions! Elections hare resulted in the electien of
Et.r.iterr, (Whig) from Hoiden district, and'Ur
;is's, (Whig) In the second distiiet, represented h
tiw late Mr. King. tit die 4th district, (i'alfity'o)
here is no choice.
Mr. 'trans ley at Monte.
J. l'oterni Dits - w Les, the nominesof the Wil
' lialtisiturt Y.iugf.cp t onsuution for Auditor Gene
rali halt been . r.iiittliaterl by his neighbor., who
"knime him I t.": At a meeting of the "Vanua,
14" of Cra or 4 county. (the resident* ail . Mr.
134vrtiy,) on o litli of July last, the followinc-- t,
rdialtdiona wcia4lopied. We commend them le
the attention of the Democracy in theme parts;
N ,
Resolved, That the Deli ,-: ' party of
Crawford. comity inix tl i l .
iyij., . , , m i.
nation, hj,Mb Williatnsp, 1 eh on,
ofJ.. Porter Itrawloy, of ' is on
g lo
' the office of Survokor (Jena l. withqql
ings of tho most prottilind t-41641n
MHOS meeting assembled on t e amilver
iifflirifiragiurrertnrittrelefte
of taxman., tleelata-Ittat. we .svin, not rote
;for him.
' i/1
Resolved, Tfia th ti ' 's nomimina
. r
a
tion has been urged . inirvindictire spirit,
and proctired by'k'syStetn'tiftolitscal out.
,throats, in this congressional district, who
glory 'hi ifotohthig tlid Wishes bf 'trio "filthy
o t y
of this coutny, { rtiti 'Ate' i add '
smittac i t
any 1,011414 i 04100 gefil,
.VtAft
whffilt:llo,3 l - estrga.e..... ll * )1 10 40PLIAKIWAR
high plaastaystalsano•strin'•unkiilisdateAss
procarefor:thek. plunder', ,: , 1 , /k :0111 ~r.:l 1
Reapliqd; That wre will go inlollloll*
ration'aint'infilce:oneisidri eircpti • ' yet ok
crah444;tilik cij.ii.'ihlP:',l:34 "' '( •
m inori ty,, and Wo %VOA 14 Put Al to;
send their boatmen. a. that ,00nestilies
attempts to endorse .Brawlear, rtristoitl obi
be held aceountablo for the restritltt'Sk*
•
bcr. "'
''HP. CA DPIET 'COMPLETW.-:. 4 114 MS:
inationa of Mr.,. MeiCtirrristi .
Interior,, and of Mr. ,Coe RAJ; iiimaiewjr at Wars
wore Benet* the Senate or Werhsmodey, owl eekii:
firmed. Both gehthiliehiStik the' &WSJ?), 4111#
on Friday. The Llnhinet nose' as Arigeon;
and President r11:4111011.1 has roma 110.60Ownher
Pico himself on his jUdkieue selecileo
Secretors ofState—Darri Weatteri.liMiik
sectary of the freasur. , --Tootess Oonlessi,
Secretary of the Navy—WY.
N. Carolina.
Secretary of War•—•Coaacts .V. Carus, If,
Louislamt.
S.ocretavy of the Intentor—Tues. M. T
KRNNkII, of Penn's. ' • .
Postimuter Generid—NaiilAw K. !Nisi elf
York.
Attorney General—Jour, 1. envernirtiii.#
Kentucky.
The Bill which pealed the Plante li r Wahl*
ing a Territorial Uovernment . in
seventeen ooenons. Loon:Wing 4:1044140Q
by it fur Utah ore as tallowy : Bounded :la Ai
West by the State of California, en **Mal lirt
the Territory of Oregon,
mit of thu Racks Moustains, end on use
by the thirty-seventh I:oral's:II of North laillindiX
In relation to 6la‘re4 the Dlll'proirideic
"when admitted oe a State, Um said, tortjtuiry N tir
any portion of the same, shalt be tooettuid 400,11110
Union, with or without stately-1w theft illaswikl
tion may peeeeribe at the time of their filifitwite'
The Cioncnii Government reSeries to litkieptis
privilege of dividing "said territory isop„ MIN ratr
more territories, in such manner hid ,at: stedi
times an Congres shall , deem convenient tetni
per, or of atteelting any portion of .id . terrO ff y
to any other State or :A'srritory of, am Ulrike!
States.
...di.
DEATH - Or HO& 4ESBE
learn by a gentlawan trim •Hanikkinwolwailli
Hon. Jssits MaLLS* died In ttnit
fever. Tuesday last. Me.Mita.sit ws*
anguished politician of the Looefoco-schPolonlat
was known over the State as arise iforisaderWof
the Anti-Camoron 'branch of thafpairty: At lip
time of his deathly, was seMlaag to Oh
rislunu "Kaystono," a paper bitterly Mgtll0 leMr.
Cameron, and which sought Iry nod INlVendilo
roan and Ms peculiar friends out of. Um Dow
erotic fold.
ONTO.-=We obeeree thet thtfailet
lath Etdcrat my or tho :Etat° ot 9114 6 441#1,1*.
loam!Vittes t ./9 1 4:C4WWW014004
dletrim, now, fermented by Charier threteiter f
Loco. The distfict (rnmuta, - DellimitilV Ord
Liclting cauntlith,i gavel Viler rii4l( 05.
Cass 8,071,y19 it!ren,1 : 1,i3..44% ,
113 - Theeetwiera,whieh had become abniOnift
revaloot throughoOt Virgtn!4*
graduallY iaappeanryt.•
ca - Wirsr..4tia tarominy anneanerrittat ha/WM
make an aaemption with his tialienti!ih 11dipita.
from
01 * 6 r; 90 8 0 0,1 11 iPAL oln
PPThe Whig' of Cuntliettand , cohnly ilkho
nominated S.' 'Kelso and J 11 - Ctio4:f
big, and J. It. Sujith.ttii.D*4',"A6'n
PROFESSOR WRIUFFERY PASULIN.- 1 4
per wee circuit* during the, pot . ,st
among the more wealthy (*Weenie of. Dos
tont to raise the sink of $2O l OOO Wt.
en to the wii and children ! of- Wallow
Webster, to provide for' them and phitor
them above want •Or wit. So 3fir
Mail, and adds t—t - k '
I a
pn P . r 141 )1000 .hy
Parking% withOl:tbe murder*Lena t ,WOO
the sum ,of 41500. subetimipiois
have already. natty. Woo , gide% middle
the proppoosed•amoutrt a rvb,ete,
Mr. Ancliews,
We h l tleif;l o.l lViiiiiij.l4 l4 ?o , ,44 ll W
to, the hkltihat.;hoAtale.oOlosaisoise
ily for some time pub His familyt. sil
ted him durinthist....week, and remained
with him until An o'eldek. ' They
,attee Otpt
aware of the elitet mietnedeny, 114°
list
know, thg.dp,i - tO be fig'ed.. rro, P€ll l
are allowed. to visit him except•htel fiegeetr.
and alergyinon for spiritual purposes.'
ME
AICI,t4L USES OF THE *4li
CHERRY.
_ .
Ever since the settlement of Amato;
Wild Cherry has been known to: Ouse
very important medical virtues, Evgtfy
body knew this fact, but nobody knltys
how to extract hi essential provenielt.--
Every mother gives Wild, ollerq
her children for worms, for la)141104141104.
almost every disease; the [Withal
out our country are in the hablVot
a compound syrup of Wild Olieitylitk,
and other ingredients, to he tittlai Eli
as an antidote to complaints 'oiCidniti
that changeful season, it i* linuttlAti °I "
periment that the wild ,eherry..ll
oven far more important mialittutithelVlVl**
ascribed to it. For the first stoop 14.04 1 11 0 4
gumption, Asthma, no matter
standing, Coughs, Liver VW/10004i ORA*
it is proved to he the hest medielllokKllM
to man. Dr. Wistar'a llalsain of Wild
Cherry is a chemical extract.,c(frOtpeu
with a similar extract front Tarr, le ll 4l l l ll -
fiances its value. Its gueeess in. curnig
pulmonary diseases, in almost every ilUfgeo
after our best physieiting could do net inlay.
has Astonished the facility. and •Inifiltem
tb eOnfess Ihat Wistar's ilelimm
Cherry messes a principle llerelotoro
known among medical men. ' - 4
fri"Nohe genuine unlesit signetttbY'
11u1-rd, on thu wrapper. For
1.1t1L111,h;lt, Uruaßi t, (;eityubtitt.
'4 . • i.
411 •
==l
rrTho Cate AJ i it.'riivelitro, York
(1414,4‘ Osilsf with's/.
it is said, there were 10,40,Q perSons'ipiltlie ground, T
ilev.ds Slitidte ikritosett Darnell; end ether
dietherelidted viimetetir • of the Methodist Ghtetii
.., • • 9J,.. _. , ..._1...L.22:1___ 21' ' • , __...f.... " '
1,., lit .h. (1 .ils , , • , f Lonnittiiiatitdd.. -
1 ,,
,iiii 4imiing 09d11
1 ,6 , 8 . sr, Po'?"groenuw
uh fref. liald.r. 141e1.1.70:Inoll*ii*Silywing•I r f .
edible ondreedutionow etkeinitenivo otAlyedepted t‘
`rtfread; tectilttlit 71.406.7r;•1!)
. th
tikciii St hri Idt,7m,Yrrt:7 l V r nOt
l e
dei , eliteeie ' d'; s t itnt l fa! ,vv, k! :!, fir,c,3{
miltoil . Is" Lyle bo w' ,
aiv4 4 o
A.Z en wi t t i .t. , , o2 o
Edzic u ' e; i tieeelen to 14 11 .14 1 r e lt4
'•• Ytt;'+ii We Idetintfhl dtepitiimiciti
took a 4 4 hi cipi'heartk. ' • • ;
• nap ed;"Thet the ikooduhee 'Of h?!trt. and 'the
ritti di4AisttitolVtifilth chini . ctitied ;hi? apeou
tsi ihldif thletietteio Idith tii, hedel'iehn 'o t ii.;iiiill.
did esteete; shwreallayrcilih otifilvAlcit Opal
hi ihoi'dietteisylf 'l , ttnialitiii 'ivitich tirizildy4 lii.
Reveilve2Div*fttel,,,,,,Eo4; wild
sb
mi. or ibibot f lo r , 6llAo sf, erdfild ibeliit
tlitit wtfle l e*Tfoli b ` , l 7 mi #,ti f l l4 #4 6 .e.
in th9' itigai lii — toy " thi ht iiiiiki Witi'6
de' et "wieteehthribf 'tiafhoarlit 0,;,, b ,,,.
010, 0 6 '#4 4 4 1, t ii l f "i;', hn t '° ! nk *W4 0
t$
1 I
~ 'hht ' a 7 of ' ttithie rosolutkine
tie . Oh %At WA; thivhit pctredir. "Alsi'l'a
ekopi• 'a ' 6', pithinin' bierd i ci lastesch of the
td*Fit4' .. filbr )itatthidttiti:
__."
-, '" ' '' 'r. , I"..~TITUEI,'
' ' ' ' ' "'"" ' P.lo:ThlsTitt*Eß, '
• '-v.I3E'RICeMeirER. '
' '' -4 ih.12111.11'N`E13131021, ' '
'' " "-- ''' '5...H. - FINTDER. ' '
41‘ aPklte'rnathi"it.""tlY
cgr.7 nn tha via! 1 6 0; tika iok
lowins Amiciogion,won) uoistinsoolly adopted:
Whiled'.,; is thsproridenes of Clod. Mr. Pa
mat.ll4llLLlll6 native member of this Society; his
howl suddenlymallsd - from air tribist, , therefore, •
ilmobrode That ws Lherehy bear , testimony to
bis kindliest' of disposition; his gentleman)* dee
portmestoitismonsisamecyter conduct in our inter
course. with , him, and hie Christian Methods am
teith,dimiliolso period of bid esteeme - bodiy est
liesolved, That his name be cherished: with of
tsetionsto,regardt that vet wear the virosl badge
ofsetrow for thirty day kneel that tholudt lis shroud.
al in mounting for the period of ands inoutba•
itemolwd, What wit deeply iyinyisthhie with the
bereaved 'family sad Mende, and Wye. thii
loom of: affliction, dist:they will find cofisolstion
nod .support in the wsli•totinded redettion•thirt
their tempontl loss is his menial gain.
lassabial, • That womttend the hoer*, exercises
in College. l and ismotruissy thio body beyond the
suburbs of tirwn. •.1 ; - •
liesolved; Theathese 'minutiae* be 01114104 d
in ihe'Lulberen invierver, the .papers of Gear*
burn. *nil that a copy be transmitted to she pa.
malts ditto deceased. , .1. • •••
•• • • - , AhLRIST TRAVER, •
!; •- - tiftelifiE HENRY
• ' .ANA H. WATERS,'
' • ^ie4LTi littlit.o nAittktiir. •
'Ai)* 441141 . t i.14X•01it olv*K43l'4llliii.
.1"VO It.-- 82 4031 Or invicii-ill3tree'tflout at
$ 5 .25 ' Fi'Y'llillrllohl 41 ,S.l 25. tlard theal
8 1. Rje
n s Alit I a ipa be tight, mi
ce,' as COHOWO :re *Rent $1 105 ; a n d white
I f 'WhitO . COI4) 59 a6O els ; yellow GO a 61.
Oats :49 a 36. t ßx . e 01865.
CAlttr: 2 -i'ricearamr,a4l from $2.50 to $3 25
On thy Roof, &put! to 4,5.00 a 0.25 net, and, avers.
ging 183.00 kremot. '
• ftnat- 47 a11! . 11111',11,0 hsai! at ts , 3 t 5 a $5.50
. .
. , - . MARRIEI), •
.
on:,,iivoi k j m f„4, dis), gYv,, Jaeqit 4tegler.
- 301‘.1, 'L . ' lidvrityroain , niti",, Mini 11.4,ait.t.a E l
1: t,- re -41" of tirettishyrk
tin t6e 2ttb,u4.,:14 11* itty, .1: W. 'ftio,44.,
itev; O'onto a I;sl9ta, Pastor of tha,TAtilt.,Citerels
at Caste", Pe.,:stol Vat Kars Pittmatft4;st, of
that lawn.
In Fakdold, on the 2;4! "nit, by Rpv„ Witliam
lianlon, Joon C. Sit,ETlll,ellti ViSISAA:II4k.Ii•
SIIiiLLtYT-611 r iiiniT4..A .l ,,,,tow n d, T .
.0i
'on n nth Ino, ,br, riteVad . CilreilliMY, 1014
n.' 43,110irieile• Pgqi afia !M i ss /4.101°41T 3.
ilEihktt!lOghyjrAllitlritAqUlll.T.
on. t wtais . , 41(toin.uiii, I R tliia nniOngti',aftar a
litiOtini illrfe44, Ai i aitatiary a . , dadihter of C*.
NValter t in the 290 yesi nl"tiefage-
I aril* (tunnel will take . plies nt 4 o'clock
this afternoon, whet) the friends and atquaintentes
of the fanilly urn terpttilll",ylitylte. ta'attend.
' Oft lie'llth luta:, B,tissur 3111,i, illf4lll, itaugh.
ter of Lents Myers, aged . ry car .2 gm. and 6 days.
Ott Pro tient' 11 thla`introangh , of dysentery,
Ertm• errs, daughter .r A. "11. and li. Kurtz,
• ged, ti.ntorttle,otl Atiy a. .it ~
Weep ZlBl . l,Jin her ; .i alta dentin . early youth.
Ere WV ,1i..1,14. e.eickevwkii. Lao.. 2-
‘VeCtt Retf9; hcr.s on. 14 44 Plie l ,4o,N ,
...4 141 : tt fl atti , thA 44 P)ihi"liont9 et P 41 4, 1 60 .
1
Viet. intik 4 4 : 11 4 snnoy. !is 14 *thine
t f.l4 " ta 110 10 1 5.4 P 4 14, ex 0 Ai . aow c ni.
" 4 # 13 W;94T1/4!" , "" q 9 MR' 4 , alaYstAltat fame,
let YOlto 9( litn was pat natio .140..tee5.: ~,
W,PoPtVo for her. .• , . .
. .... , .4T 4 pixtztc)2o,. 1
-,............
. , . , !map
~,,, w l, „ urq keePro• quie •
1. 41 .:* . A ' ,... 4.9 „, i'* o4 Plinuat , ory ,at 1 the, En-
A late 01 11ARBARk Le . I ,' fate of lite
'Boronoh' of. GettysbttrgilN: thittettsed;hav,
14 0"!/ t eS a l ike V) ta ( htt tilbsi'rititir; j aiatjesi is
otoliik iy,eitf9 all3t , liia'46)l4abiadto`sti)(l.
,
,E4Witolittllo.PAYlntitAk W00 01 :4 1 1 1 / 4 Yoked
ko ihosokaving Alaimo Ao,premrt tho.sttto
proinreity •aushantitatetiii to' afitiabscriber,
ltaitlinglita told tiOrMish l 4 far ttottlethent '
„.: ' .. i
...t.'“ . iv, W. kii,?ctoNi 'pkii.:
.." .: 4110TXPli : -
... ; Y uccasontary, • on it le Eu.
•/461040 Jusda , Alt Alia. late 'or Lib.
'ievt7traiiktgirdisi ait.Meroaimil, 'having been
''grafitedltt therribtioriber; lattita, Is hereby
'`grty.l4l` - mi t 'itil
~itillehted I? said estate to, make
,pu i fige.o4 willhitittlaluy, sittl to those baring
,elaimg. i ttl.piresentibe same for settlement,
.toitlie• subscriber, rasitling in samo town
' shifo' '
IVIAXWELI, SHIELDS,
Ex'r.
, % I ),,Tip4c#erts %VAlill'El D.
Irg"#oo)ot.Pi'llectors of Mountplca
-4
y
• 011,.t: th s. w i l: ::0 1 i ii ii:u v11 Pc
s'., :u::,;(1' l ` the iowi
l.
whip, OR ,Salurday the 4th of Scpteinbcr
next, ut 1 o'clock, P. M., to receive Pro-
AIN' for-Aline• 'Poachers for tho Pitblic
'St hixtls' or totitl townshi p.
A. Ia:I.:VER.
144g.,33,-4-11t . '
ill L•ECTION.
• XT OTICE is hereby given that an eleer
.1.N . • liontvill be beta to elect Tuft.
TEE*I4"I4OII4AtIrItB for the i,C'ontber
'i
itiIV&NY Ill,tttnel Proteenon Company,"
w
. o 14440,01, townolip, , on the Jinn Aloit
day in Altplestiper next, at tho house of
Nimoto sttaitstow,. in paid townothip, to
iteivel'oncr:gcnr. Election to m e- s ilt l 9int'lhec hotirs .of ' 0 A ? H. au k,
Y. *, 91,ettiid !lay. ~...
~ ..•
A. CL 111144E11, Sec'''.
•
'rtaut to Housekeepers !
COOKING STOVE,
pro St7,F.ffk‘ty now constantly kept
or sale m Oettysimr*, at ANDREW
POLLEY'llrriti 1 5 h 6 PigAtt;0. , 401/ 4 04: 11
atiJOKEPN BARKER'STavern. -11'hey
['Fe-fir - 64n' to be the beat Motile SOW
uol...ff,Pr cOokint4 hiking*, roartfinz
foetsoannilig ahottee. with leis wood than
atkit,Widt 1004. sttd` the 11e iv
tharessring ; for the Size. of any.new 'Mille.
.bala.liellin:both
ovens:" ' Any penuin wanting Viet° Nidies
•
deliveni4AlicirPtilg POW i‘tftjfkillr or ille
above), Kg:motioned , ,places, . the proprietor.
Will deliver them at I a, short
,notice, atf, he
iiitends .ffoing,;-,the peddling principally
;.'',lie is cdnliclent 'tat he cart °give
people better satisfaction than hired
There uOwarolas'lX
IJUNDRE D. of the Louttach . fltoves sold
in York,• Adams, and Carroll foottuties,
wAintwO years, but nee's+) nony a( the
late improvements. The improvement is
iri the "middle nue, by which the , IfiVer
oven, muteseasier , healed, and the 41es
are larger on the tops, to put .on larger
pots. We deem it ,unttemsary to soy
more about them, but • want people who
RFO judges of cooking stoves to examine
thorouglily, and we aro ' confident that
they will find that they have advan
tages over' any other" stove now an
use; and according to the "finality and
weight, than any that are offered to the
public. They aro likewise kept for sale
at the Proprietor's Foundry, near Dills
burg, York cottaty,,Pa..
Right
ARNOLD,
Proprietor of the rot: York. Adams, Carroll,
erei—Jonimi no:irides, anti hkewige Agent fur
olling territorial rights in Nitrified, Virginia
and Werutoortee.
Aug. 23. 1850.--ly
SE=
Novicn.
o f Theodor, Jr; Slizeffer,dectafted.
JETTE RS of Administration, with the
LA "tvill , annexed, it tit° pi late of THEO.
Dour. K. , ' p
S11.1:111311, lute - ef 'Gettysburg;
A dains,connty, dee'd, hating been granted
to the subscriber, residing in Gettysburg, I
notice is betebygiven !nail who TIFF indebt
ed to said estate; to mike "paynte.nt without
delay, anti trithose having elttirn - s te'present
tlieurproperiyautheniiested for seitlement.
CORNELIUS R. 8111EFFEli,
Aug. 23.—tlit • Adin'r,
157,\4
~ MILL. PROPERTY )
- :AT I'llOl3C 'SALE.
On Friday ilia (ilk day of October next,
11E subsi.ribor, , Assignoo of JOHN
'11211V1INIER;Of R.catling tOwnship,
ens county, l'a., will sell /. at Public
841 c, ,Itt 10 O'Ckmk, Bf., on dui pre.
tutees, The valuable
.
• • MILL - PROPERTY.'
of iaid TriMmer: alivato in Heading town,
e 44), cm the • fig (lotiorvas,o,. - about one.
fourth :Milo from the Hanover and ()ar
tiste turttp,ilcc„ Whefe 'filajie',l bridge cros ,
ess.saitfstreani, about 8 miles frouvilan
,oyor,suil one tronfl,lentlitort, .and'adjain. I
ing lands 'oelolm Duncan and otherti•--
The' three-id:MY'
Part fratne; and lower port' bitch. lt,lias
lour ruts of stones, uDry Kiln, and all tith-
Or itecesiary,Mtpatatniin .giii;cl order :and
saintly ' , news Thera . . is • a good 0 kW,
MILL attached, to. the Merchant
I'llßce.aort*FlOOtr*.tiftC l h 6 , PP:truty •
• 24 AtreS:rot
'nutiei or.loaa, uleared and well improved,
100
of 'water -- eonvollipt to
the doer, u 'tofu 'path, &a, This Mill is
'aiiirsitnitilidly. a ,4;iu
tr yrind 'conifttartiltt„,a,:ltoalr antool4 of
custom, , • •
ALSO, at tilesttiettie and place,
I'hi4 . uidOiligtu3d . , win cowl, to tialtettto
VA LUABLE VAR A(
of said Trimmer, fru Raiding towhihils
iutiukuialitikligliti/300;h44oWtoiliing
tutu- or Um; linprovenninis
~ • ,
are a tm4tni
0 •
Ireetherboaille#,) Pa Log _
Barn entrollineout-bnihlings., torsos a
VeettOr tulVetiftriling"Weldr 'ficer,lite, door
al *be derailing ; also a young Orchard of
ltletta,,on the preiniatte.—
Thlnyt; is et tlee proportion of Meadow and
Vintbaiiand;rl-tho' whole being under good
,10 . ticing'ntul,In a high elate of cultivtitlon.
,AZSO, oil Scitiirday, Me 121 h day 'of Oc
• !ober next;
Al , 12 O'CLOCK, K., ""
will ire sold on tho' preinises, a tract of
Tiote.r-Land,.
the property of the said Vim
met, situate in Dickinson town
ship, Lunilicrlatul county, containing ,
more or less, near the rend leadintfroat
-Whitestoivn to Pinegrove, formerly own
ed by Conrad Allwine, and edjoininglinds
of Mr. Sowers and others.
frr Attendance will be given and Mims
made known on the days of stile; fly, the
subscriber, to whom, in the mcantimeinp
plication can be made for any desired in
formation. •
JOHN 131tOUGH, Aosignee
Hampton, Aug. 16, 1850.—ts
NEW article for Belibii,reatt be has
-4 111 . at JOHN FAIHNLSTOCK'S.
.AD/E 9 call/nlO ofie fine: assort men t
rAttisoLs at K UILTZ%HE CAP
CORNER, , , go.
•
Cellar IS'are,
SUULi ne Ttibß,itilkFte r ckuript; fildto
B askew, Brooms, tt c., rai43lV 14 1
JOILN FA oc K.
4ND I'41,(1.111LE
TEN .ICRES,
Carbonate of Soda,
riaLVABLE
, • ...4 \
to üblic Sale.
A s is ii t;;* '04 , ••••10-s i „...
i
HIE item Exacutons of the last
will and mistanicui of Cf.°. Ilint q,
late Mlle* Oxforkl, Achim, county., deed,
will' sell itr Publ id IS dle; , nii the Pfeini4e4 0!1 ' t
''' . ' lo l h.f l;(l 4 '(o:4: 4 'ir I ? 4l66 !':''''''‘'' '
ilia 014444 k1g.fc,41.)94„ . pr0 ;icily ' to pv,it.;
t ,lOO
-.: 1 ,•,' At
0k , fr , Nr ik-,121
, 0 ,, , , .
bitititttiaslltintineett , township, Adams
hitt aty.dPso la4jainittit louts of W m. Mani. ,
dorlii I. IL Fidk, - Waliiit nad.otherb, (14M4 1
taming - ,i:.,,i ' I ...o.w.iet ,-1 .' . ,''
' 1 9
-: : ' c ";
1 5 1 r i ..1 1 k 1 e 01 1: 1,
'I
4 1) .0 ' ) 9 °. ParcimPf.:PoPPAl :, .VP!
ipintoprinagithi tparatto liplithi , %.
To.s'rot
~ t.)
4 Ull - - ,Soughwesug ilwtllisg
ion, t ^enilswky .11E4teitari,,wthoriEhiiii.
:with Shodirsard Stablirrowtagen , atred , tail
torn cribs, smoke housmblaekAansith Malt
lime kiln, and • a: 4envat itottstrand MAIM
Thet Dwelling lioUselir oat the etkosWOOkide
' about• one' suilewoutit-immt• of thw. York
Soiphur Springs. and Very •Conwinientlio
gieroral Millie Ii itr•alio Within tald'iltiles
of , lime'stone, and with a little. iniprovv
Mont it woold , be a very derirablo proper , .
ty. . .trout 140 .tittror , aro. ectiwrod". tvrith
good and 7 thriving , . timber, . and. &boa t. 145
acres artrin excellent meadow.: . •., •
11E=3=MMI
AI.S(A an the lame day, will , be *OW)
65 'Afros of 'WoodlOid • '
r k font from,s„ 10 smelt,. eituatit„a44
lying aLout J wile item the alloy c Oprovm
moots, and adjoining lapda Slym
dortr, John 11. l'luk and othept.„ i;
./IL ett the premille4, an t .Vturiday.
• 04 341 e 0 c 10 , 11 M ,
Two Valuable Farms,
i.toUsE 'AND' Tl7R'L' 4 . .a c TS
OF 0.110r4V1).:'
situate, in Reading township, Adannsecitt..
• No. I.—A 'FARlifi containing - • ''
208'.RCEES'isr . Bt l l l , .
4:110MS - .
,
of Patented Land, adjoining lands of John
Prose), Esq., John • Autumn, Job Dicks.
the towu of Hampton, and Farm N0.:2;
„The, itaprOierneina are a Itvo 7
awry weatherboard •
0 tT.S.F.,
.; a ofie. r ry Siiilog Hattie
over a 1:V/Yer411iiiliCSPriPglMlii' She door,
a large
.11riok• 13aglt, PM, Ving"„r/rtt
and Corn Cribs...end otlwr.out-buitut
The above farm has a • duo. propbrtiotrof
Ilipberirtnd,. andchoke' ficersitiir ? 'Witti'a
arrea'rin o'f
,tkirtnio the aunic, a finl,fpinr r
ng Orchard.
• No. 2.—A FARM, containing..
112 VIC.PES' 4. 22 PETICBE,S"'
of l'aiputetl. utut , otutug ttto,aforosat d
farm, lauds of Jolt Dicke s •Jaciob ilniuos,
Abraham Chronitter; Levi Chroniater,
Dr. C. Wish, autl thia'raim
there are funr,good springs 9c wpter, two
of whitth. Are eenreutenl to dr/Oiling.
isnprovwnents;ure,e4wentory-weatlt
erboartleil . • •
P
;I • SE
5 HOU ,
• • •
Log Spring Iliouse,a new weath
erbuanled Baru, with excellent titeblesrand
pits farnia
„gout! Rropprtion.
of Nreadow; unif ab'uut nerp,s,oT, good'
.P l 4l le?“l',9flCotpuOt inj the
town of liantpton t fronittig on the Carlisle
and lianover. ,Turtyike, aatiteg,th.?fr.iin
"tlieeted a 't 4 / 6 -steiy rungh-easy ,„,,, 1
Brick Kiteh”,VOl r gtat,if, 44 d II ,
wcfl , tho it: qv
"I Ins ie ti, very iietp{utite
,proxeily, t ,hir ti a
ie.
'nteeltan • •
• • ! 1
41. sq, ql} the,' ji,r,ivitscs,.w:
„14 of r410 . 6 . 9!;.,'
Ihe de4 604; .Troperty;
.in tewusfiii) ) .l( l ,l?l94g,lotl,
lohn Iktrukwo p OWEI
e .
Lots of New 04erd,,attaYlie,ayl,fikihter;
'Leary containing ;
I.6o46setatti4ii '
of Paten 4 Laud., 044c't05.,
the above ` tract - plestqfd r , Wadies or
which arc in Apo4. 1,10-
Watt; '24'idies, eoverb4"ititilt
tnnber. Theimprovements are
, a one and a half atur
&7' Y. 'Ho'b c s)w
Stone Spring-tipuse, a large Bank - A:try,
With 'wagon idlted‘ corn Dribs; *slid grana..
:jos. There is a never failing spring near
the
.of Qhnire„Vruit, The elpvc
been all limed, is in a Anti atato of
vation s putt tle. kSautug wady all,ches.;
nut rails.
j..,,,,, 1
sz'so,. the
.171/IRISE 0 i11,',./gOZI4; ;
- containitik t lta4r attiet ty#A, •
adjoing 14, town, of Piswi OXfoodp4d:lfici
abovo 'Farm. M 430; abed' • '
in said town of Now, Oxfsitod... Aug ohlho
folltriti% driy,.'7'Attrislit# 'Me' ISltif dill;
$5.. 4 4 ANA Pf„Tg.944 III YP; "
adictining thelYtwit -and Gettyibul Mow
pikeritii~tovehig'PrOWl Oxford` r'_ This
trio% Will'heintaiWlotittinh ( titS , 1 `,..1r o' o
Acres, to suit purchasers.
' ' ''
44:12WrialTtiVbs °Ars
desirous of viewingg the property can do
so ii7l444iikifitP4fOithOt /Or duo ir.filfutors
or the tenants residing thereon.
Agr§ t ty to yotp i roeune St IP o's 'on
sACh.O O I P,s l ,loo'B tlaYs• :. • _ . .
41
, isicr T wrote pt. sato will he easy, w 101 l
will be made knotyn ,on the ,respeenvo
days of bale.
' . a( '; ' ' Wht. , Ix Puivigs,
•. .A. S. 11111‘lt.:§,.
.i%ipx Oxford, Aug. 10.--ts .E.4'rs.
eJenp .111E1TIXV.
ft - UM Members of the "CouMus.r) M.
E. Cuutte It" purpose holding n
Camp, Meeting on this circuit, :diem seven
miles from Gettysburg on the Benders ville
road, upon the grounds of Mr. Jacot, Pe
ters, to commence on Thar.quy, the 22(1
of Atgosl instant. The brethren of the
Ulundi at a distance, MO all other chris
tians disposed, are invited to attend?
Gettysburg,- Aug.:22,180.
WATER (.:001,81tait cicclfeul
itrttfle forei.Maitg Water for family
tuA hi Werra weatlmi: fur bale by
WM. W. ILIMEitSLV.
-U'EY'STbNF MUTT A
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF iiiifiß/SBUfiG,
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
. .
Gllo.T2Htee Capital, 675,000.
Rati4tiC t Ulvl as s'hy oiliCr rood Company in th
Diked States,
'company
,I:espeetfulty calls the
1 . 2 *for. 0161)014:101m
jug - .ltriliab. they ore l enabled:to
otte tt ' ottle &Iloilo of oteurieg.tliPir
• •
All the profits of tho Company are di
vided aniednitinbiont the Ilk' rhenibers in
stl i iioil4ooiie,benrinlft;,4rea;' , 'inlya*llri
cash at file end' (if eac h 'year.
.Pittninttli bn life: tkrflci,eaqnn , liar; f
irditialTY,'sedi.ialinually dr '4artbilY,• of
vdluth'tirey`tonount - te,l66o'no'l/ofiiiilli:
they MAY. ¢e,'Olifti 004pV 1 1:01* ettp the
balarby:ritne at 1,1 &blithe '. ''• ''
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IRONING C.kRRIAGEB, BUGGIES, WAGON 8r404
lie:Viihid tot Mulki'iv Ifibibils to
shoe, Mae MoMat , idi hieleniptoy , filfittlite.
humle,Avhiahi9itltihito.persbnal ateedulthi,
will4adhle Itive•th eve , driltireratiefiloam,
to elf theodwrixitnarftteoritian with a I,'
---flAlial*GE tr.
(mikrantett) willOeipritmlltlyhniUtrto , et
-410r,Ifealiihniun.)1 ) ti P'44 , 44i'
.; firerkit" , killtlsletollEl'AVAlNCO &Me,'
both in ifirtiodentt 'toxin* *hi megfredtik4
, e d k„, r / or ti o , - , ; 1 • ,
teLY°'l'lla n fill for past entiiiirsgenictit;
eblitintriineeidpat%
Ironsili q uniViiwitei his friends' hi' i•alleitit
his Establishment in west Chaniberabftig
W! 110 , 01 , 110‘ N
kliiittsbuik,Okober 15,1817
dll Till, 0.111 D, 9 7 - 4 Al is,
Kr Aoki.
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rirENDilt ItAt ttekt ? Tv, !:1%
nitindte for Ipast
the itlda4(ttit of Ittilltmw in
Arckdlit triaildf uerAVvitihiugtun'
•eitreetvtirekliguaro Plrtionivirthals
likt:vrilltblOrerarbilv no Isere
-lofcrrovitolgiuti,kintla ut 11 ,
0 VICJij V!, o!ttVl,: 4. 4/CN .P.ELANW;-
n it
^cwo4ltrtingef IFtepaltlng •dbne.ai.4lloet
nblido;ftd.oti•rvitgonable tonne; lbcoptioioli'
Coontry'lvtotide , wtlt i ttketr. ti t•
iubitiiibei. its , thosiituk4frittase•fir'
suetitioriio , bubWoeia;
'klesivtivo)plesoek,:lo cntirielkigLiebtivt!
wetattintianbn;lfi publlopairtmageo
.0 1, (3. FRUY,4 I ,
Obi tystiurg,lan.
OILaitIVA :LAM% ,:;
du
A ' , ILIII% bitt.thetilialesii of an
nount4.4,s hid nuinermis Lady
' .110"fiadn odiolitf‘ stuff u
Ibtrija atitY itilifttiMatiy;•illitdrtuietit of
t
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11 4 1 r . 'IA.I • _
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.With ** 4 1.4 0 0445 0 4 1Lat'e, (4 1TACP1 1 ) .
itglititCA-991 1 414Na1141e -Odif4V4rHIPLI"
AtHAA4NIViraI 6 •
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(H,Elaudgfivitil GROCENEElrousisiutiog
orls3sisr4runiiiitiallyropiliOurbusierevAils•
.gistvale4piitnaltsrtieliti ualkteltbuNiliitAlees
TotioNalt,eluttuout Oi* eitecitittinAtice;
3.Do4l"laid/ luffaes*ty
variety, which will be stilditualoommotily,
tp l uiiiv oar tritei tift i n kethbon, ick • itogre)barl
Ruine)breu vs- 0 , au' all it lt,Tl/8 elms p
Corner. S. E. Corner Centre i3quare.:
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ftalisetiber tenders hip islinpwl
„pdgnientit to the publie, fi f or the! o s rat
awl ; steady. vatrouage with wlfielt hp h
40P 1 14,Yored ,fur a aeriekt,yf Years, t a!ld
ttpcptfully annuttuces that, he. lias.j !it' re
eetved,,,at his old establiplied etryi4, in
Chanalperel4urg once t, a large and, froub
surgii of
DRUGS & MEDICINES, -4-. - 4
tyaaatir , o.l32,llErditat.4,
PainissAr4vaish,llpistuffi.i'
autluvery variety of articles usually found
in :t Drug titore, to which he invites the
attention of the public, w ith assurances that
they will be furniblied at the inost reason
able prices.
, S. U.'
Ge'tysburg, Nay 3, 1850,--r!f..
Oils, Paints, Parnish, nye
W ARC E ag , :ortinent—to he found at
JOll N FA I! N If.STOCK'S
'Variety,
Satl4.ry,' aria C;lrri3ge
51tibilting tor Pnlil'at •
JOHN FA NESTOCK'B.•
• - •
• ••'Fot. :Rent, • '
s'i'otte, ROOM, in a itooit'ai4O Situ
itlOn )6, tho,coutt,ty : 1 9 ,44 e 01166 '1; 11
cii intinOdiately.'• Engunt: at this °lnto.
July 19, 1850.
GETTYSBURG' FOUNDRY
aidClll.l% ,sztop.
nrlll94looblisillint will sic" b 4
rid on by
, Vitalta l r teiNo „
34401t4niqinin.t,ing al4o L toattliiittniir
to4l4(rtimilltiptl* t ptibligoncrallytlint
1Ntyp4,1,44(10y, okltancl a vecy,greai
iloware•aud Staves, ,
isehtdiequiliaidia. Poo. , threns.,•Skillets.
onsitasiddietwitie. ;,` Gammon , 'Parlor.
Aantighh4ainallelpokAng-Stoves..»wmong
thomitlyiefitvfnuped ,- HATHAWAY, ,
-IWFlaingetethey.:+ropid any/they, hare
on hand an etteellent assortmentstin
oqiillii . torlinhlial ilinasiesesesiats. ' ' T
looisissofdxfsemporsell *why ° Plough*
'WoodwWlitsfil Witherolesv EL Warresi'm
PsUbtwWinhiblik Sicamsen Wire,. &is. 1 • i •
' . '': v' Big vOKSMITHIN4v .
4
i 4 Mil•tida 69_6 1111'htis l i`i4 Otbeeindn.-J'l
'lyre 'X,:w initfff fi4 Illi 31Vc..' '' ' '
' " •'' 'PO r' r k '5l/01,,, Jr •• ~, .‘.
siAlut:Ai'ii'S i ititt l o l iTit,°6l4 dn: ii till=
'l4l.'niket . l tle'oo wot Frnill hitt the.
,e;:e.6llb • fticilAg,lll ife,kij'ills' !mil,
bet , work will bp niede. ,O , r'.llAknort Witt
I , liolyiipt 'knit WilVeli.`ititiiifelißii. '' " '', ' 1
'llllWisliiiill'Uiblittpiiitli r tliitiLiew; iiitlt:i
grial'intlitiiiiftioni Ida iittilled, 'Val' fie"flr
, a
"jultC4)•?l,y; •5,,.,,, fpcelfli or coittieq . pro=
duce l tre ys,' liv hod : T y w twig olep.
'icier g, drill ki!sdi;dbiiiietinte
'shOrt 39 11.1aggel,„ , i t,
1 v OCftydWidllediCi 4 34o .
T. iiiitailiEN
WOULRomiggitst all those
having unsettled accounts in his
t fi
ter ffih fen °Nal/ hq - 11;lis'7 . 606[A . 4
be
placed in the heti& gait' bilker fur settle
wifirf AEI) r,J ••',atn tl
THEIMAMINES;
1,4 Litt WI (r—kai—rj) r:
,INEW
tr:;rio, fry-LT(7
po, , A rjcio.) - If 4 70
ni • p
,frlP;r4 40q %It.;
*
no edlgint+wit4k, oe,Papo,
Nett. bigourvny, dCe t
Muhl/mgt. stAi Ids Soccesamwoby Witsh
ton •[nieg,4 vhlu meti, A , A -A1
A s tort a, or Anecdotes ofotiP.AteViitistibe
-
I ... smith-east muter of Cantu.° Square, by !
It aarra klittlarlt ,6113. 1 37.
).i N,. UortralorctittlislailletleSptntilflil
Alkorao Alizinackeuwiedgir eluit W 1440140 4.
Ala frit:1444044 kihe.l44lmtlio.lbowiltistx ' -
rally °twin iark krill K est three
earg, int oiis,lty.e se alil irrlitittal at
tosiirti tir sakes lb utturig.rolbe Able to
kris ilteiplittonugourus , libtlriallyfberithvgrd
erebilbrevl ~ts •, , ,,, , ; . c , (lit, , ,A,r4fist.
.12. 1 6ettplbtreg,IllitrWaiSliOw ~ tt .ri-qt,„,
it‘l .rtf4.-fi..1 , -;vtio-. -414--..#41.1 3,4*-44,4100-oi9
X TO. 11.4162813.
LATVIA' 'VtAgtitt WS,
eNfealt4
lins friends anirthe g u t:: 'tlig"'OßHltisk'teihiiiilliatti d ed"are or'
Itt
ivy
14frilutrittii thoJoirbiU and latest
*Oa miegtliobtilittliA , A*ol l
,Saltiolourptsktmgh . toppoiliti4iiWeblikiamikar
-utrinsoaTij vpmkiittog It 14§ , Ofiutliti TA".
ming ),Pmaliwignetok4AVbrApjpirt .
itt.Supyriecto444l-414ii4 14.84.
Raki, iteoip t ,flov,Suri avid Sloych
bollluw lor Poll,
or country produce, it delivered .inonuai
ratulyßoi Vart•tolova , in , Cmhtingo •for 1114 s.
J. J.ttilAikOW IN,. Agent.t,
A pra12011560.. .
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.1300E.5'41,4 AI
'MY
. . .
Boma
tlie ttintito
, Lx-iiitir l itiev92 01:6
3,ifi t edo limii. Hy
otir tchnowkdg
menlss to his frientlirottlif itvit6 I chelP at
teliMA*7ll6tik q ' t °ll .
STANIFAHEL.Bargi sir -
i -
efererebtrutielfiElatleicaL, Tb -
,blogieehtisiteraryis
'of,gritieitywill sokk alba, ot thofforY
lowest rates. , I‘.
ety9taii4 on hand a largo
Ned ,441pectr of I,llo9li.jippis
0 0 11 . 1 A Yen:kmyee., V ,
'ens,i6neilS, ter rnvo9Pe?,
VispiVg
CaOs..Aotp parors, f ivolt vaiie yof
Fancy Articles, to which the attention of
purchaserssie,tiositesto.
l'imr-Atirangoments have been. ima t tleoy
:whipelt.uny. Books not. embraced . . in leVas.
sortinont can be promptly ortlectul front
the City,. , . , , ,
Gettysburg, April 5, •185.'0. • ,
FJOIUK ;
PelawareMulital Saectyaisu
' ranee are
now doing biisitiess on tint Mutual plan,
giving the insured a, participation Ip ; tile
profits of the, Company,. w ithout lint Oity
beyond the protium paid. “J.Vopretititn
notes lu4eit on which assrsanients ore
inut/r."
The subseriber, an,Agent ler, the above
Compin3l, 'twill undid litsurimeti; either
permanent or limited, on property and of
of every description against 10141 ler
damage by tiro.
SAMUEL FAUN 1i31411.43K.
Gettysburg, March 1, 1854.1,—ti
g rABACKEBS4 of 'various hititlg, such as
) Boston, Na.vy, Water, Butter, Sugar,
Soda and Dyspepsia Crackers, for sale, at
11,1, M Bag!, Ylf -V Mint); Bli3o.
t
490 .1 11.811-Ljd primertirid- 4 -ifor 8,:110
v , •:• 1 •Alstr; 'Nei. ' 1.
Ip t ekerel, Scotch llerrottB,' Vtuekeis
v ttllttl4 ' knolt.; ilteese ' A..
Rprxl+ tax To 01:1t9.-7-Tbe eqslif/C
-twi,s and the sickness of sloth which
often prevail at a certain intercstingporiml,,
nrugrcuily' relieved, and ultimately
by the use of Braudreth's rills, wbielt
should be used, once or twice a week (luring
dot whole Ume. , inaure au easy and
safe time, and, what is the wiFit a ovt.ry ,
motitior; 'ditty , secure: a hoOlthy and good
temilereil ,
It a 4emitrkuble thht
Who have built in the habit Elf using Brun-
drcili's J'ills, have ultimately become so
healthy, and the habit of the system sot
r changed; that ni.i sickness of stomach or
other empleasant symptom, has prevailed
more during the' interesting period than at '
other limes. 1)C, llraudretli has it in his
power L to give parson:ll reference to estab
lish this proof of the lvoirderfhl powers of,
the Ilrattdreth rill.
hi eases of debility, weakness, wastings,
dec„littp or consumption approaching, it will
ho
. 4(TR:ft:try 10 commence with swan do-,
sr's. Begin with one pill on going to bed,.;
'next lliiiitt. two pills ; . do this. alteroately
for three dr emir days, or longer ; if no al
le:ration, takes place, then increase a pill
each night until 5 or six pills are used, then
ilecrease by tote pill down to one pith—
! Blinidd itt)t feverish svnipioins arise, then
take strong doses until the fever is abated.
When this is done, the patient may drop
tloWlt i to Stich doses as their own judgment
1 slialf d'eterinitte : Iniing enrefol to keep the
di Ail open the ini piirt: hiiinotiii ; as these
strd'rdinotvil,, so Will be their advaiireinent 1
to sound lu 4 alth.
In'Tfie . firamlrrth Pills are sold for 26 cents
pyrtotentllt.ll.lliandtctlir Yginripa itntire,':4 I
lltelithity N. York, alto by the fullowpig duly
i tnitoritted .Agetita:--dolor M. :Sti•vi•ittsoti. Cot
; lyskiprgv ll , iitzingin & yorri, , , PetqAtiing: A
-1 bctiltat4•4ll4;llunterstotv n; .I,Nl' l'a rland, A li.
Imilditimii ; 'D. M. 12. White, Ilan'iptiin ; Sneer
iitereCtit, LitticMown ; Mary Ditticutt, Cash
Wink tion.: l N. Ar H. p. fleuft,y , Fairfield ; 11.
:Mt 4aletbaagli; East llorlin ; David Neweotn
jer,Moglviniveviiio; tioul'i: 4 llirk.itapovvr.
[J sly 19, Riau.- Sep
rilitil 1
Irriss!
variety of FA NS just rereivtl
ed ilq4ituretiiti tollio% tulles at
KU 'elti•np Corni•r.
rt : .fir v,
4/1111,1;9011 to locate or irsvc,l
sach M . the counties to this
50t41..t0 siull tlitiore's Patent flee
ilecilive, and System of Feeding Bees."
this is a reeent and scientific plan of bee
arrongeitkOnt, atitl,'lnn4 supersede alkali.'
or,sTrit, tylierit Itnovo. Smart busi
ness men—il mechanics, the better-=will
44 Oda a Rod ,Inisiness for at least two
• Tri'stirli'llie whole or ono-half Of
a cotmj Oglik;ivilflre anl4', Fur descrip
-O,4OO•AMI,IIid tl4 , sgA and come to Lativas-
WrAifiettAel lions yyndt.. Call at my room
xtrittoinimiggfer4 oludols of the tylude. 4tl
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'ft( 'AItI,I i 4, 1i.11.,
A'cipluy v g nia.
f,ancester,
_
.1'
LETT 8 ntiovigt Itott on the es
.l" vfly Hun
tington s t , dee'd,
hattngrberitrapited to the inibboribei. re
siding it seat li ti 4; hetlee 'ls Itth'ehy
tiki4tilindehteq, to, taitl,ootdk: tco
' 1 larrtili wi'lrmintitefity, t an'il to those
&An ; iiidAtftie thttAnnie prop.
yr
4 %4 itteutieairi fur settletteht.
1" fsl, 17 7 , § I A.t) 14: it tier.
„.. 14 , 1: ,
,
lig ma nn iry Ira' • •
)teat ti• o • P .
il6lloßitsliels , of (.)All'.B, 1,000
lou"" 3 " , Itushels of CWIItN: 411111
Itutatiihatiiht etilYtkli is both:Litt:red ut.tuy
.thillptitrA:hcatatit aownobip, for which a
.fihr,pitetitetillnhottfitiethi• . ;
err tr , tit 7C , stelt,N Old), .
, ;, • , •
'To N. 1 1). 4tr N- Atria.
if ~ ;,, ..... 1 . 4 - ,74 . , T
HE untleittigned, ut the solicitation of
- Villerfi'Mlep t : (Airs i tuntsel f as
a enftmoutf for tile` uflide' el 001.iN l'Y
:8
vt, o.,,iii,„„no:,,t.lection, and
Mit' ' ' ulbiCi r ts "iiiit stilliki , ieti Orii ,
It WOO ciis.' '' '" • ' '''••
,St. tei, , A ti , JAMES EClStiEfi..•
FrAriltiintru,Jtily 0, '..850.-te - . ',.7.„'2, .
v t. , : , % 1, , it , WANTEI),
N lietive• •Young Mau w stand in', 1t
T!ai• Dry.Gtiods Store, one that is acquaint.:
eil , uwitb the business, speaks the German
lusigusgo, , is a good salesman and aecount
ant, and can come 'welt reeminuenticd.—
,None.other: IlMi' apply, •Ittquiro at this
Aug. 91 ' ': ' • .
~,AV,ttuted luttuediately,
Goof) 'M IJrJiN I{,---one that cap
,M 4 ensue' ivcll teaumutendedd. Inquire
at 'this Otlice.
inty;llo, 1450. • • •.
•MQII4;
those int elite(' to inc icing Mix:d
in& either on but* aceoun 'v
t or note,
will plettolb ! 4giliiibtf : pity , dwitosittesoon itud
°bijouARNOLDGEO. ARNOL '
It j.ti
' ' "1, 1 1anestnil Phuie.ironm.
4 ojylaties and
121 : bane'-Trolls t4ait'bc fitint4 :it
-,••• • • t IOI.IIY FAIINESTOCK'S.
AUCTIONEERtNG.
1.9E111.F, It respcqtfelly ten.
IF •.. den Lis ',cry icus to the l'ublie as
Sale Cryer. • ,•
Torts moderato Residence, Abbosts•
town Adapts county, Pn., where all let
ters or order's fur his sett , iect tua4 , be ad.
Oct. 19, 18-19.—tf ' •
co , Hitibs !
A VlNE — as t iortliteut of COMBS )est
- 111 L received by ...J. L.. SWINK,
(CEDAR WARE, such Tubs, Buckets,
&c. Also Baskets, Toys, Rugs, Mats,
&c., for sale at HAMERSLY'S.
ifibbon. and 77inveks '
Ti superior quality may lie had elle,ap
IL ' Air at'the :item of ' '3. ii.'W-:1110,10
• Cutlery.
Nly.Es and For 43, Pen-Isnires,
Ra
zors, Scissors, Chiiels, thawing-
Kiiives, and Axcs, or all kinds, for sate at
JOIIN FA HNES'FOCK'S•
. titian Out Bacot*. '
4 PRIME irtitle of BACON ,11 AAIS.
Slioulders, , #u„, iu3t rectivi‘d and fur
ti alv
,at • 'it ASIER.SLY'S.
'
UB't receirt3latiii (or Blatt b.. 4: thy trub
neribet,litaucilut of CARPVIIN
kIiNIOI.D.
NEW GOUDA,,.,
Al' Tiff,
INIVAICILIVIIIIIILABI 4.
OR THE TWO EX'fREMEEC
4 11 fit IL
••
RILE ASP: enll nnll examine ,tlift 4100 1 '
Howl, 11.1• I'S & CAPS; 1 9 0 tr .;
tbai lias ever betli kopt
place--eiebraeing every variety of Nog,.
&e., tied motti at rodttoodo
. .
.prices.
Straw and Leghorn Palsy
also on hand. The .Storh provLditi~ col,
the two extrdiatil i 3 at the old elat k a; i*,#L
doors below the Post (Mee.
bons harp been made for a larg4 Sprig .
and Summer business. .
WM. W. PA XTON.
A 061 5.-tf
KAMJE;
THIS WAY FOR BARGAINSI
GEO. PL SliVe
virtAKES this opportnnity of tendering!,
„IL to the Public his thanks for the libe4 ,
ral encouragement heretofore extended to"
to hint, :intl woold rtispeetfolly,
Own' that to still effilltillUVA to inatinfacitde, ,
nt Intl old 'stand, in East York otreet4
thiorn east .41 the tilobo Inn, all kiiidnid
NEW Sz FASHIONABLE
FURNITURE,
tit till hr
• • sores,
CL . NttiL ta"111-i',6, 1 13EAUS.
" St,CRETAN.III.IIIII,
Ditiusitto
804 , .4 , . BEnstE,,,nil l
4 , ,Citior.Es, /
WatititriaktiOr.
"
together with all other artierpe, adtlu
inade,iii his line or husinosi. MI via =
duno at his establislitnenrwill
etl--w ill he oe the beet mateiialla4
by the best or workmen.
!Nom his knowledge of tht bfasitOos,
subscriber thitteis • liittirlf with 4sit itk
ilea lie is bib to coMpetti syecittstirtiq,
ith any other establishineni in Oftentif7,
ty, in the style and of his work.
C 0 If r'i N B—Mahogany, 0 1 •147,,'
Walnut—in:old in the best style, pod At
shortest notice,
EU. if. SWOPE. ,
aeltysloirg, . •
6 . 11 EA' ATVRACTION
thefte.averivt'OV.Dry 00011-, , E#114
rrunl of
A B. 1C0RTZ.,,,, e
0: E. coiti T
Eaci;NßE . SQllAlta t tlatTTSalf
111111 E inittiersigited has 'just' stibeiitil;
/Rs tout has in store, u very lariosaraliaz
perior stock of '
C:(lodSt ''
both Fancy and Staple,
.suitablo.,for
tanning ticasoils. Iluvint; purelitwed,Our.
stock on advatitaizeous terms, are
pared and determined to sell them at vtglir
gr&ii triqraiiis.' Our *stock; 'orimitiadali•
tion, will lie found, tp cunt,(dw•ail that Ia
new and C liionubic,cuttprisittg.sieyletal
variety of , , ,
Liulless'biscs,i t
Mous' de ) 4 •4144, idttin wed qiguredi ;
!diem, Luoire. . dp.
‘ 1.4.411
111tetreing; Freeol) mid Dottioade'Oetiiiee, , t 41,1
&c.'.61.4.1. Also ti full and • complete verisip
lreittleiuetl's'Cloths,
I fl ' ft &- V ist
s:ln a wimd, suffice it fir silk, that INti Wave
on hand rt full nbd cOalptetw l steasiii : Witil
.we•sliall take pleasnim exhibiting: i t
who irisy call: At the same' time we
would return sineure thanks foi
rak 011,11 1 e bestows dl. . . f,ii
';' b.'
April
tir,WAtri PEA you , tatty k. tAIF, ugabslo44,*
G Dud e.
sETTI,E
S it is any desire to have my 131
‘, sealed 'With tit little stlehl
ble, I request those iiiilebtad dome;
•by Note or Hook Account, dr otharkssitat,
to have their secounts domed itaniedittla•
lyoie it is 110 L my nvidlr u) add' coals. •••
1), 11E)11(.41f.?*.
PtrallZT*73l3.
Personl4 wishing fu . rniturn will do wilt
by eallhig 'zit my Shop hi chimit;cnihurg
4treo, or at my Purnittire RooFit
same b trbet; where can be' find the.lest
w r o a iii§ you, ever, had, e Aer
or Country 'Produce
Au ust 10, 18301-0
L tONS'lls/lN 11° Tl : . - N` fi t)Pliat:Morocco.
‘ 4l Kid :Ind Linitig Skins. Thritdd. irti&k.
Pegs and Wax, with a full assortment of
81tuoistakers' , Totpls. ' , '.' , 1 f '.. , I
JtILIN PA luibvrocl64.
,
' ' ho I Sji' ' L
shoes. ! h es . toes
..
ir 1I S 'l' received a laric• tot of Lill t liele
411.
Morocco and Kid StIIOER, GAIT-
El? 8, 'itz c.; Iffieses do; 1060,, (m i tt e pothi i
ella 114 C mid' flue 13i100, COligretlit Gilittifi
l'utniiS. tte,.. at
' • KUitl'l2,'S CHEAP CORNER.''
isi AItSEILLIiS QUILI'S,a iietkrimail.
LTA- +3lllllO ample, for solo by ,i .
__„P.:
• April 1t,6., ~. (OW. ARNOLth
tstitil OIL, _
very superior Article; 'for"itabf 'by
GEORGE ARNOLD.
i '' tlii'l l Ii.ECE IV Eli and foe sail4litittli
w'ossdrtment 'Grass' and'Ontin Stye ;
also Smiths, Rakett. Forks &o:, '' '. '
, . JOHN . lA.I4Si, pT ;
h..,
OFFICE in I.llCentre Sqnste;lifitrt h .
of tbe Coprouse, bettvetn lOW*
gild Ste veilsbn's, corners. .
To Blackswithsai
(111 ti - 01, , I)udhey&Pcatt&l..
Sal ; also Colter""Key Week I
sale very cheap at
JOON FAIIINE(Jwcfor..
L-;l:6l;44 7 iit:laiiviri.. .4 so 1046
rr r by itAnglittprl
(gr. fur IMP'
'Justlce.t of tile Peice "und ,
4rlti
.otoit itriMW) cOP 14‘1014 illl4
ttijitc. •►
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