1111tE - 'PRESENTATION
Fairfield anti . vicinity
design presenti ng 4. Fairfield Divi
sion, Sons of Tompsonce" with a BIBLE,
Tti it**l4 loTil OF SEP
TEM it *o'clock, P. M., at which
time + .1 "" Stilsittrecs may ho expected.
piste
o ld the public generally
, or iiteil to - be present.
i:101114 . 14VOLKARY,
GIINYSON,
Coin. of Mr.
' -,
lOl'Oltt 1 , ?, _NW 111 A I.
We . INSITANO: COMPANY.
1 41 ;laC• 41101RiliNBUR (;,
'417':!",:(111.117:11.11t PERPETUAL.
Ot*rritifee, CApital, 675,000.
Stitr, yipi„i'w as any other good Company in tho
linked litotes.
. . . .
.gompauy respectfully calla the
, , ithlppdion of tho public to the follow , .
in I ihriittageswhich they are enabled to
O jitmons desirous of insuring their
r
ii
I 1 1110: m ititdas of, the Company are di
vi $4 ,iymally.tutiong die life members in
sec,stlAkyiis, hearing ibterest4 payablein
1
At . itlo ; goil of each year.
. I'vtinutio on life pkificies may be paid
aluftgli/.4l4int-annually or quarterly;. or
wrieft„t ivy gumput to *5O and upwards,
tholtFTV.,4o paid one-hall in cash and the
ba tingpby note at ,12 months.
~ itosopy. insure the lives of their /ins
but or , husbands may insure their owe
live in, favor of their wives and childnm,
th4prOoriog to their families a sum which
eroflorspinnot reach in the event of the
death and iusolveuey of the husbaod.
1.. REMY, Pres't. i
Otlsinplilets and information lurnish.
ed.:',tur time undersigned, who is the regular
appt atGoftysburg.
.. . KELLER KLi it'lli.
, .
t irrtOrt CO ARLES HORNER is the Corn•
p 4,0).)!, Anttlarly, authorized Medical Ex
swim.
yyp 9.1 7 4.1 . 850,1 y
FIRE !. FIRE!
rriliErpelaware Mutual Safety Joan
-Mal ranee , Conipsny, Philadelphia, are
now doing business on the mutual plan,
giving the insured a' participation in the
profits of the Company.. without liability
beyond the preinians paid. .. No premium
not taken on which aescassnenis are
ma n.
Vile enVadril;er, as Agent for the above
Cikinkary, will make Insurances, either
pq - atistwetit„or limited: on property and ef
fripj!!„, ' very description against loss or
411 tire .
ajoe
by
" lr 'SAMUEL FAIINF.STOCK.
ttiitq'sburg, March 1, 1850.—tf
-4.t.t....4.:._...t
EATS.. Z.LTS.
•
LATE-'r` .FASHIONS.
TRundersigned respectfully informs I
his friends and the public generally,.l
tliitl Jr fias i lliot manufactured a superior
1111
lot of .
HATS ' • •
, .... of the hest materials and latest
sfyn;:at . ,l?is 014.1. estiihlislituctit in
• SuitOr
Baittmore - Street, opposite the Compiler
offiee,myl m t 4t door ,to Wainpler's Titi:,'
ning EstehliAmeni--embracing the col
loyviiig : Superior Mole-skin Plush Hats,
Silk, Russia, I.),Pq y or , and. Slouch Hats,
&c., all of which he will sell low for cash,
oroctuntry produce, it delivered imam&
ately.,.. 'Furs taken in exchange for Hots.
Li ti. 'LI, BALDWIN, Agent, :
.A01,24.'1050: •
VINTINUANCE.
E Firm of GULP & PAXTON
hating been dissolved by mutual colt.
setit dot she tst inst., the subscriber respect -I
lolly iiitioduees to his friends *and the,pub
lie shit ho'intends to continue the businesii,
in all' its brunekes,, at the old stand, in
Charnberslitirg street, noarlyt opposite S.
H. pycjiler't Drug :mil Book Store,. Wiler
lii4lll'be prepared st all times to 511 1 41 k
o rs
ll,ar ness, Bridles, Col
' ' 13 % . 4 • ' tars, Trunks,, tke.
willtPlintiptness iind on reasonable terms.'
Thit idliseriber will direct his effortslo
work which trill corriPhtt ra.
vorably with' arty that may be turned Mit
from hn utbetestablishm c nt,tindhopes by
attention to business to Merit and rceeite
a liberal share of patronage.
JO fIN GU LP
.4Pc5.,7.* It 3 0.-3nl
MOKSnd sTATIox.mt4
, •
.~ .` f- Hi,. BUEHLER..
-../tAVE:FAJJA for the long continued
inl•stestly patronage so liberally ox
frndanio.to him, returns his acknowledg
nuorta to hinfrionds, awl invites their at
tention to his present large assortment of
STANDARD BOOKS,
°flew. variety,Classiral,
Literary and Miscellaneous, al
of which will be sold, an usual, at the very
lowest rates.
'Rd' hie also constantly on hand a large
and full assortme of 8(:11001, BOOKS'
and sTATIoN Bit V. Pen-knives, told
Pena, Pencils, Letter Envelopes, Visiting
Cards, Motto Wafers, with a variety of
Fancy Articles, to which the attention of
purchasers is invited.
0:7 - 4rrangemeats have been made by
witiatatiny , itaika not embraced In his:as2.
aoclapant, Pao be promptly ordered from
ib• trisy,;,
Otlystviir, Arts, 1850.
BbeksmittiN.
BllmetioLE, Dudley & Foster An
rile; also Colter Key Vices, (or
isolitlrs9 r e24tap at
JOHN PAIIINESTOCK'S.-
Jrr.,
A irseißaltaistliugassotesent of Nails,
4111 . *Limb, baciles.Olioges, Class, Sze.
Petrone building' call be supplied at the
What Men at
• ` JOHN FAIINESTOCK'S.'
Ioloo° 1.118. of Neils jest re
ceived and for sale by
" • ./OHP,I*FAHNEgTOCK.
, ES wialuog HAUL lIRAIDScro
-2401H, Vidtaisiabtett at H0H1CK"...4.
.....„ ,
rirminfitsl .fi t tie lOW Of
Or Aile Peace *ad Constableh
' ) tikabelod at "Stai"
GREAT ATTRACTION
• GEE.I7'PR INDUCJ:4II , ENTS
than ever, at the Dry Goods Empo-
Titan et
A 13:. littRTS,
CORNER,CF.NTI2I6 sguAitc,oErrvsnurto.
rglltE undersigned has just received,
Jll- and has in store, a very large and sa
perier stock of
Dry Goods,
both Fancy and staple, suitable fur the
coining seasons. !laving purchased our
stock on advantageous terms* lye are pre
pared and determined to sell therh ut very
groat bargains. Our stock, on examinu
non, will be found to contain all that is
new and fashionable, comprising a general
variety of
Ladies Dress Silks, Cashmeres, Allstate,
Mous' do Laines, plain and figured,. ,
Linen Lustre,
Merinoes, Bombazines. Gingham;
Mourning, Font+ and Domestic Calico 4,, '
arm hc. Mao a fill and contests varleti Aft'
Gentlemen's Cloths"‘ Crigsf:'
Ineres R, Vesiings,
In a word,. sulfite it.to say, thst.we flake,
on hand o full and coutplatirstacktiwhieh .
we shall tokupleaunre iq,exhibiiipg to all
who may 'th;.lt2 At the iiime"thne we
would return sincere thanks for 4lite 111 W
ral patronage bestowed.'
:!. KU I - , r rl
April 5.-3 m
1.. r Country Produce takca in
floods.
NEW GOODS,
AT TILE
MN7E•4IC.WiILIEI
OF' TIE TWO EXTIt E ENCS.
K 4 " -- WNW
PLEASE call mid cesminc ilielargest
stock of HATS & OAPS„ BOOTS
& SHOES, that has ever been kept in the
place—embracing every variltyNew
Fast f ion, &c., and 'sold at reduced
price": '••
t • '
Straw and Legharn.. Aata t , ,
also on hand. The Store providing 'Tor
the two extremes is at the•old•stind, two.
doors below' , the •Port Office: ; Prepara
tions have been spade for large Spring
and Summer business. • .
WM. W. PAXTON.
April 5..;.--tr -
S it is my desire to have my Books;
ft
settled with as 'little delay as posstil
k
ble, request those int 9 te tovne,,eit r i
by Note or Book Account, orottlevivisg,
to haVe their aeconnts closed immediate
ly, as it is'not my
. vviiii to idd :eosti.
tl. HEADY.
Persona xiii*itg curnikacp; vr ,t;o well
by calling at my Shop in Chambdraliurg
ftififV4r/at. 7 ,itriFurilltgirhi 144 4 44 14 ' the
pame atlittrjaers,•can, iv .beat
bargains you over - eigieilcir dash
qr Como Ityyroduce.
August 10, 1850--• t:2
IIIOWLE tOilAntrt
THIS WAY YOU BARGAINS I
*',( olo l.Re 5W 3711 •
11.*Arts: Olt opjoOfilkil4 "k4uleeing
• 11.,Y14d e Public flit, thittll4lB.fOr,i6
rot eite r iiyiemeiit iiitietotore cpeildad to
to 'hies, and would respectfully remind
them that he still continues to tnaMitastil re,
at his old 'ethNd i Mem Wirleitiebt; It few
doom esst if did Globe Inn. 41 kinds. 6
11
NAt* & 45H1Q14.411t41
franc
vaims.,,.
' I
1001111 1 1,41, Sin V 44.110:
°Entity , itv
T r t ,-
cAkt... , . = '"'
END'
SOPA 14 :4 Otadithialis,
t , 1-. .Cirtiptattir.. .e
DINING . H.
BREAKFAST"',/11v0, . • ..1.1
together, with •fali: other , attidesrl;nanally
matic!ist , 1110,:iintroof.ltusinnsts.,- Al! work
done at •his. , estliblishment.will.ha washtub,
intlde thmbest!uutuiriakand
by the best of workmen. • r, N
Front his kttuwledgeof the:businetste the
subscriber flatters himself •with .the idea
thnl••he is able Am compete successfully
with ally other establishment in the comer
ty. in the style and quality of hiawbrk.
C 1 N 8-111allogenp, Cherry. ors
ado in the best stylei undid the
shortest notice.
• . cE O . 1 1.AWNE.
Gnttyaburg, Jan. 18, 1850.-4 1 , .
.17 'FITE or, olifyiro 0 ,
BUl* IN; A. NEW Elf-140 P..
.1. G. FREY
WENDERS hip aeknowlo4gments to
-• his frientlei for p.ak favors, anti hap
the pleasure of onounving theitte iikikuht
iticated . at the Ma stand; on Washington
street, one square south of 'l'hompson's
Hotel.'where lie will be prepared, as here
tofore, to do all kinds of
CO.Pleff, 4. SIGN Ad/NT-
CCT Cayriege, Repairing done at short
notice, and on reasonable teams, fur which
00140Ify Produce will be taken.
The subscriber is thankful for put fet.
wore, and hopes, by attention to business,
and a desire to please, to merit and receive
a continuance of public patronage.
J. G. FREY
Gettyithurg, Jan. 12, 1840.—tf
AUCTIONEERINO.
I', KUL:I(1 E IL respectfully tory
*IF • tiers Lis services to the Public
Sale Cryer.
Terms moderate. Residence; Abbritts
lown Adams county. Pa., where
ters or Orders for his servieee may' be ad
dressed.
Om. IQ,
•
A Variety •
OF Badletry, Harness and amine
Mounting inr solo at
JOHN FAHNESTOCK'S.
OIL CLOTH FACTORY.
TO COACIIMAKER9.
Inu: undersigned respectfully annotm
vett to the Coach makers of Getty*-
burg and other places, that they linVe emit
metteed the manufacture of
Oil ( loth and Canvass ,
For Coaches, of tile very best quality, on
an extensive scale, which they are prepa
red to furnish, acheleso,la retsitil, on the
most reasonabte Glitirass will
bit found equal in finibh and fluidity toin:is
manufactured in the city. • • •
subscribers also mannfaeture,
for wholesale or retail, COACH VAR-
Pi I ft of lb 11,04telltrq)101tly,f•ellIch they
Pnclit: l o voagl!•Rill t tlrm
persona - wanting to ptireliasn wi th a . v:isty
toselling Timphp've now 'Mrunt •
and will ronals i ntly Itelp on hand il y
ArrOrdera front .6 dintiMite will , be
*molt 'attended • in; •
.t ., RAMUEIv 11117111.13.''
"' .OEO RGE
AMW0W45,4850.- "
. STlstirgliSONf 411. 4
$' •
GRAM killtl ES LICLUIVItS,
if e .4 i:o lt r
Q 'qffMe
1 ,1: = 1211 "- Old Ilrldss,'Primi
ir S., for the .accommodation of
0,/,•',Aletchnnis. anti °diens in.Dattphie,
Cumberlloo4; and. psighluring
cumuli:4;lmi *fled ati eiteharve Whole
tile Estiblithinent foF the Yale of OrOderC'
for hntAl'titlicois, as itbaiim k liVitti the' (tot.
operrilicm of ti ' late lotp'cttiOg' honse ' lli
Baltimore; he' Willeiffet. ten& here'stlfier
same prices at which they can be purha.-
sed in the bitk. He teepttetinkif voncitt
the favor of a. ran' &tun those •wisbkng to,
purchase ttesathilysitettitif de abil-
Urfa 011att'hirpttueilet.‘ Tbtrattentioft
of landlords is invited%) Ciot of choice
liquors 4astore,,ang•for,sale at importers'
prices.
irpOcders..froni a diets nee„ prom ptly
filletiood gotnlii despatched skcity prices.
Feb. 15,.1850.
undersigned hat conAeted with
JIL. his Cdichinaking Estabfialunent
large Smith Shop, and is prepaied 'to 11,0
xbins or " '
BI.44CUSX__ rrtiaNct
INCLUDINti
IRONINg,O44IIOS3,OIIGGIEB WAGONS. Its
He would Ng tothose who have Horses to
shoe, that he has in 'his employ first-rate
hands,'whia, with •4kii persorial ittentibit;
'will enable bitn to gi toe entire satisfaction
to 'ail thOse who may fiivor lila with a call,
CARTtIAdr. St" BUGGY SIMINQS
.
(warranted) will be promptly Made to or
dei at all times.
KrAll lands of REPAIItING done,
both in NVooll and Irop, at the Mos tittedoia . -
ed prices.
OcrThankful for, past eneourdotatent,
the sitbiteribelsoliaits a continuance of pat
ronage, and invites his .frienals to rail at
his ,Estsidishinent in .west Cltamborsbum
st., a few doors below Thompson's lintel
• • C. W. .13.014;41,114.
Gettyoburg,Ootober 15 , , 1847 i;
D. HEAGY
To Painters and Housekeepers.
Cement Po4til.
Tng - t.nder.igned has the pleasure of,
announcing to the, ptiblic that he has
invented,i
,YMIV PAINT, which, front its,
durabiliiy shd general excellence, • he has,
termed "CENIEN'r 'JAIN T," 'Mad to
which ho invites ow 4motion of Painters
and others ibtaivsied. '1 /17i , paint has
been / akupl.y . (051W1 liy gauss, Painters and,
otta!rs,, Ottpag pho, past year, *r two, „autl,,
w , 1 W1Y9 1 :14'.. i1e4 .! ,' ' 4'o
_ 116 9. PMP 9lii. Rea ri'
P 4 . 1 1/ 4 r,/ u 9n?Fl" ke s Pe,' 4 . l P ,a nY Pal,,i hofil7
16f° ".P.i.MI , 1, . ,• , •;) ~ tt
'Phe yotlenOgp'ed; is i'n hie, ppeseeekon
cortigMhda tiimorainieriinand s tiiiier'e ' noito
Inn's used It'atultive4t thie.priftirentaioVer
all• other tomposiiihnstt•Whieh he 'trill be
pfeised,tio'exhibit 10'411. 'WhO. may . Whiff
llt ihenothimll 0 Referees* ,le rea p cif
:
utelle:ttrektefitliestift ientlenteri t
Smith, Wm: W. figgiekliorr..G I.
ear, Geliti:litakipti,./1110:41. Ho
IVAIFIVIto 44 il-f. Da94ltlf.+O D
s. , - Ptt
1140 P 40,10444 AlVt• Frey. A. 4 ,1301.
1 :4 , 4 , AufhJervis, , r I'. I. .. ,
I.lcrrAB4opisforimlkyitlaal use, o; tights )
for , illitOlti coaoties nil:States, cap Anh had,
.na tOwlerattl:lCE.l l 4fi ItYuPPPlAsAgiCitklio 4 1 4 1 0'
sultustiher), • „-, i• ~ 1 4 . ii i , . ,?. 1
ASH ' N
i E mo kka . ,
~.,
Gettysburg, * L oh i 2, 0 1 4Pr - tllf
7 3tiiiiric. 1 4:YikiLl
?Vag siebsetlberetindereN his Licknowl ,
1 41- edgmentsitapiheffiiiblic fordsellibertil
tintl steadysitr i clap i witl i. aptich he has
been fair for a,series years, sod re 7
otildittillY' nR/4tOeth'a, fill Ifiliquit 'lt
tetvid:' at his am -ell thlli idliid Sonia 'in;
Chartitistellk ,Ittree 4, a, l a rge , a n d" iiibeh
8 FPI:Sr OF
DRI T GS ,t7ILEDICINESI. -,,----
, ll.4l4'.6lo4:altuaugsto,
.. • i -
Paints,Vartiisl4,DSrest.uirs ' I ,
and every 'varietyi of artieles wsnallyfband
in a Drug store, to which he invites the ,
attention o f the paid ir , w ith assurances that
they will be furnished at the most reason ,
able prices. ' _
S. .11t. BUEHLER.
Ce.tysburg, IH4y 3, 1850.—tf. '
FOR THE. LADIES.' '
A' B. X u hee the pleasure of an
• nouncine to his 'numerous Lady
Customers, that be ' liastiow in store;
large and fashionable assortmcat of
GOODS ,
which he now offers for their examination.
With a desirti to pleaie all, lie earnestly
solicits a continuanceof their patronise;
and favors.
HOUSE SPOUTING
=ILL be made and put up by the
subseriberovho willattend prompt
ly,to all orders, and upon as reasonable
texts ae can he procured at any establish
:dent in the county.
GE O.E BUEHLER.
Table Corers.
WOOL, and Cotton TABLE COV
ERS, cheap, jest arrived and for
sale at KURTZ'S Cheap Corner.
•
rt i f i1.1 1112 11.18811 46......•
7
Law Si: Penalties against Passing
NOTES.
• NNEXED will be found the portion
Is- of Ilse Act of Assetnbly of 1850, pro
hibiting the circulation of notes under $5 :
Bmr. •18.---That from and Ole i c the twenty-first
day of August,, one thoumartd eight hundred and
tiny, it shall not be lawful for any prima of jam
sops, corporation or body corporate, duped: °rani
directly : AO issue. pay out, pa!ia, exclusagu,lut in,
circubibuth Grater., or clause to.hokisiuell. Pod oil(
passed, it:changed,' circulated or transferred, driy
bank note,. note, bin, ' kernifeetC be asii ficlibowt
eigotent of larkibtodaear •wbetuuevert • Slereettior
to to thank. net ° , or of .11sa , eassiernoharetter
or appearance of a bank note, or oefoulanqd for
circulation as a , bank mita ' , ineued, ir tsorting
to be issued by any banki t tL in, rayed corn.
10 *"
Egni...'fation 'at Mr , "tint !betted in
Yet,. ittsfiftrile, I!•l6sti entintiantkor ibati five
ostlers . : eturs7 violation of, see is t cpug g i or of IM.
section by any corporation or body corporate, oball
subject such corporation or body corproptA to the
payment of ova hocAred.dollara; and any
viola-
Lion of the provhdoris s of 'thie section bY any puts,
biddingeny °Mei or' aPpolntreent dt
hotter sr ptokt ander the constitottuu and laws of
Ibis Btate,ohalt subjection* *Meer to the payment ,
alone huadred 4 lollars ; endear, violatituf of this
section by any other person, rot being a public
offiTrefholk‘trt. pewit payment
of tarehVyAve onthalf of which, in each
ckiid 4 abovit `tini tionol. shall lola the informer,
and the ether hail' to the eduoty in width the suit
is brought, bad may be load for sad recovered as
debts of like amount aro now by law socorotable
in any. actiog ~ef,deln, in the mime of, thp, Gam.
mon,weal, of Pennsylvania, es well for ilia use, et
the'Preper county; as for thrtpersoti
The nitiersigned,in directing the, attention'
ordiettifider to the foregoing eeetton of the
Act Of 'lB5O, 'Would.' inform 'him•thal ho
will receive the notes thus prohihited, at
PARVA Tarp, in exchange for goods, at
his cheap heap . and dilepric! ' •
Clothing Varkty tUpe r
in Ciottysli s urg, nearlY opposite . the Bank.
Persona wishing tolot rad ot these notes.
u(ithout eacrittee, and who at ;lie - snipe
,
time doilre, secure DARCAIIIS,,in the
wpy..of Iteedponiule clothin g or any tither
article in his line, will.do,vrelqo give him
a call. His.stock of $1;1 414 CLOT.I:I
- is full and complete, embracing some-,
thing to lean all fancies., limn .tine and.'
euliertirntr goolls•down thficheapestond
most serviceable wear. •
It is useleas 6, enumerate the articles or ,
to say more. .My friends and custom=
know my modo of dealing. .I have het
the olte_ise and charge one man no more
than tti o other, for the same article. I
therefore feel confident that those who
t3it their purchases
!an buy cheiper
, r establishment.
Aid hand a good
—.away 4ggy ; second-hand
Do:, without top, which he will dispose of
at prices so hi* as to astonish the purchn
set. Also, a tot of-GItASS.
' BIAUCts SAIISON.
Itnia sth, Isso.
%4P,D) ItuilLtu%
Subscriber has just received and
I opened the largest stock of Goods
ever before purchased by him, to enutne
rate winch would tax the patience of the
reader too much. I would therefore invite
all in call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere. 1 have made my
my selections with'great care, bosh as it
resperits griality alltoe,.aud
They consist iu part of
Mous d' Laines, Linen Lustres,
ALPACAS.' '
G G 113 MS of various qualities,
Lawns, plaid and plain Jaconet
t nnihric mutaiiis
Irish Linens, Shit-align, Hosiery,
bitten Handkerchiefs ; Threaad;
Cambric an I Cotton LACES and 'EDG
INGS ; Kid, Lisle, Tbread and Cotton
aZfaCf.iiK/140
Persons witilliug bargains would do wet
to call, as the inotto, "Otiick Sales and
Siribll Profits," *ill be strictly inlbeirettlo.
•
3) L. SCOOK:,"
GCtiysburg, - 1850.
fAGAIN' 'kr' WORK 1 ---'
ATTEND TO VOVIR TEETIII
Fr HE subscriber hes the Meteor° cif
stmouneing ta his friends thitt he has
again reeotered his.'health sufficient to•re•
. • ,
euwe the practice of • • •
Dehtid I Surgery,
and, will be pleased. ,to attend to all orders
connected with his, proressiQn. such as
elf:Rasing,. Olin& pulling,. plugging and in
swing; Teeth. 1103 benefit of a
number of years practice, Ito feels confi
dent of beingidAle to render,full satisfacti..
tb friiitifititii with their pa
rtt onage. ;v1 T'i , Jir
pq-iiorerenoe
,e,espectfully made tp
at e (olio w ing geyitimiteu
Di: 11: 8. *ober iton. M. liklion,
Dr. D. Oilben, ' ' 'l'rei: L.'iltterer; •
N.Di'Doltialy, Dt.Schmticker,
Dr. D Horner, Dr.-Doughear, ,
DC , C. Arm. Jacob•ZitBl“,
The, imiamstber t .ita l s, ;unloved, his Teal-
dew to hatnte, f9.nrt4rlY Decullied
;Rev. Mr, Gerhart, in S. poltimorp,aLreah
a few,doors :those Ealmeskonk:s store.
•Ve ,V444 l )E4tOttiVe.
March 15. 1850.—tf .;
VMOV4.
liditgeg 111111,
DENIM; ~ , •r .
EIAS removed his office to the building
° 1P 9 01 4 1143 A i relP, 9 1 4 1 5e 11, in
Cham6 rsburg sfreei, doors eaitt of Mr.
Middier,ofrs store . w here ho inlay ; yid tints
be fund ss
fund ready and wil)ini . to ation4 j eto
any case , within the prov i
nce or the Den ,
tist". .Peisons in *en; iifytin sets, of teeth
are respecifully iniited th call.''
It.EFgRENVVA L
Dr. C. ii. bIIttI7CHT, 1 Rey.C.P. xsitrit;D.D
" D. lioßNxit, Prof. M. JlioNt,' • ' '
g. C. A. Co woli.z., " H. L. nAthidgt.
4., D. Gisamtgt., 4. Ww.M.isztgains
Rev. J. C. WAgrsow,D.H." M. L. ktratirmi.
July 7, 1,848. • . .
Carbonate of Soda/
AA NEW' article for Bakink, can , bb Bea
at • JOHN. FAHNESTOCK'S.
LADIES and 800 a fine assortment
PARASOLS at KU WIZ'S CHEAP
CORNER. , [April 2Q.
Cedar lirrive,
SUCH as Tubs, Buckets, Churns; also
Baskets, Brooms, See., for sale by
40I1N FAHNESTOC Y.
Oils. Painis, Varnish, ot Dye
Muffs,
,
L ARGE assorttheut—to l ie found at
JOHN FALINESTOCK'S.
'RESOLUTION,
RELATIVE TO AN AMENDMENT OF
TILE CONSTITUTION.
Awefeed, fly the &risere.wird Neese of Represtn
takes of the. COmmenweisbe o/ Penney/varies in
Goitre Anon* ,net, That the Constitution of
thieCommonwerilth be amended in the second
section of the fifth article, b that it shall read
as follows : The Judges of the Supreme Court,
of the several Courts of. Comm m Pleas, and of
such' ther Courts of Record as are or shall be
established by laW; shall be eleeted jr, the quali
fied electors of the Commonwealth, in the man
r.er followieg, to wit; The Judges of the Su
preirio, Ccidrt, by. the , electors of tha
Commonwealth at large ; the President Judges
of the Severer 'Courts 01 Common Phew, sod of
such tther Ceurts Secool as are g;
establishedlaw, and all other Judger required.
.tohelpireed ingrir Inw.,by the qualified electors
el the ; respective districts, over which they are
to peep/ or act, a judgel; And the Associate ,
Judges of ihe Court or Common Pleas
,by the
qualified electors of the ,cetnaties
Tfis tidies of the Supreme ,Cou t shall '
their offices Tor the term of fifteen years, if they
shall so long .beh,ave thetriselves well. (sub
ject to AG allotment berensafteenrovided for,
subsequent to the first election ) The President
Judges of the reveral Courts o f Common Pleas. I
and of such other courpriffteconl as are or shot(
be eatablithed by, leer, and all other judges re
quired to be teemed in the law, shall hold their
offices for the term of ten ,years if they shall so
oolong behave theinsc(ves well; the Associate
Judges of the Court of Common Pleas shall hold
their offices for the term of five years, if they
shall so long behave themselves well ; all of
whom shall be commissioned by the Governdr,
but for any reasonable cause, which shall not be
growls of impeachment, the Governor shall
remove any of them on the address of two
thinls of each branch of the Legislatare, The
first election shall take place at the general elec
tion of this Commonwealth next after the adop
tion of this amendment, and the commissions of,
all the judges who may be then in office shall
expire on the first Monday in Derember follyw
ing, when the terms of the new Judges shall
commence. The persons who shall then be e
lected Judges of the Supreme Court shall hold
their offices as follows : One of them for three
years, one for six years, one for nine years,
one for twelve years, and one for fifteen years,
am term of each to be decided by lot by the said
soon after the election se convenient,
and the result certified by them to the Governor,
that the commissions may be issued in accor
dance thereto. The Judge whose commission
will first expire shall be Chieffits•ice during his
'term, and thereafter, each Judge whose Commis
' sion shall first expire shall in turn he the Chief
Justic, and if two or more commissions shall ex.
pica on. the same day, the Judges holding them
i shall decide by lot which shall be the Chieffus
tice. Any vacancies, happening by death, ussig
nation or otherwise, in any of the said Courts,
shall be tilled by appointment by the Governor,
to continue till the first Monday of December sue
reeding the next gene's! election. The Judges
of the Supreme Court and the PreUrlents of the
several Courts of Common Pleas 611611, at stated
limes, receive for their services an adequate
compensation, to be fired by law, which shall
I I rn
not be diinie ed during thei continuance in oi
lice; but they shall receive no fees or perqui•
sites of °thee, nor hold any other of ice of
profit under this Commonwealth, or under the
government of the United States, or any other
State of this Union. The Judges 'of the Su
preme Court, during their continuatice is office,
shall reside within this Commonwealth and the
other Judges, dining their continuance in, office,
re,ide within the district or county fur
which they were respectively elected.
.1. S. .111TALMONT,
Sp ulcer of the house of itepratentatives
V.
Speaker of the Senate
Sr.NATE CIIAIWBER,
Ilarrisburg, Jen. '.!ts, I I•.hUU. S
I, Samuel W. Pearson, Clerk of the `err
ate of PettosylVllllla, 110 beieby certity that the
foregoing iesolution, (No. In u n the Ittenate t i le
of the present session,) entitled "Resolution rel
ative to an amendment of the itonsittutiom - -it
being the same resolution which wins agreed to
by a majority of the members elected to each
House of the last Legislature—after having been
duly comieleml and ducus•ed, was this day a
greed to by is majority 4,rthe members elected to
and serving in the tienate of Petinvylvanta. at its
present session, as will appear by their voles giv
en on the final passage of the revolution, as fol
lows, viz.:
Those voting in favor of the passage of the
resolution were, H. Jones Brooke, J. Porter
Itniwley, Wm. A. Cribb. Jonathan J. Cunning.
ham. Thomas S. Fernon, Thomas H. Forsyth,
Charles Fraily, Robert M. Frick, Henry Fulton,
John W. Guernsey, Wm. Haslett, Isaac lingua
Timothy Ives, Joshua Y. Jones, Joseph Konig-
Muller: Geo. V. Lawrence, Maxwell M'Caslin,
Benjamin Malone, Benjamin Matthias, Ileury A.
Muhlenberg, William F. Packer, Willium R.
Sadler, David Sankey, Peleg ft. Savery, Conrad
Shimer, Robert C. Sterrett, Daniel Stine, Farris
B. Streeter, John H. Walker and Valentine Best,
Sprirker—Yeas
Those voting against the passage of the resolu
tion were, George Darsie, Augustus Drum, and
Alexander King—Nays J.
Extract hoar the Journal
SAMI... W. 'PEARSON, Clerk.
IN rap 11017010 F
Horrisburg, March 14, 1860,
I, William Jack. Chief Clerk of the floi,eu of
Representatives of Pennsylvinia, do hereby cer
tify that the foregoing resolution, (No. 10; on
the Senate file, and No. 211 on the House Jour
nal of the present session,) entitled "Resolution
relative to the amendment of the Conatitution"
it being this same resohition which was agreed to
by a Majority of the monikers elected to each
Home of the lasi legislatortfler having been
duly toosidered and discussed was this day agreed
tally a Majority of the members elected to and
- ring JO tbellothre of Representatives of Penn
s, slid's', 'Mite present session, se will appear by
their rotes given oh the Anil passage of the reso
lution, es follows
''those voting in favyr of the passage of the
imeihition were, John A cker, John Allison, Wil
liam Baker, Robert Balilwin,Dayid 1. Bent, Craig
Jeremiah Bleck, John S. Bowen, William
Brihdle, Daniel H. It. Brower, Jeise, R. Burden,
John 'Castle, Henry• Church, Sohn N. donyttg
hapt,Zlrester Benjamin G.David, W t -
Hum Dobbins. Jas. I'. Downer, Thomas Dun
can, 11Bam Espey, John C. Evans,, William
Erma, A Scott Ewing Alexander Feather,
Jae Flowers, Benjamin I:Former, Alexander Gib
boner Thos E Crier, Joseph E (Win; Joseph ,
Delray, Jaeoh S Haldeman, tiro H Hart, Leffert
Hart, 'John Hastings, Wm J HeMphill, John
Hoge, He Hoplet, Lewis Belford, Washing
ton J. Jackson, INlicholiii.lones,John W,
er, Charles E. Kinkaid, Rota. $ otz,`llarrison P
Laird, Morris Leath, Jonather, D Liet.' Anson
Leonard, Jim HentY.,Linies,4ollae
At'Cikithell, Osthit !F .11/FOuilbcl6, Itlesaider:C
M'Curdy, John lit'Laughlin, John M'Lean,Sam
qsl
Meex, Jinni B Meek, Mighael Meyer/4,0g
Joseph C John 7) Moults, WIV
Istbrleon, Miivary, Ediviird NickleselF,
Jtenbllially; Charles O'Neill, John ''B PaCker,
Joseph C POwiell,Jarr C Reid, John 'they, LeW•
is Bohan IN Samuel Robinson, John BRutledrfordi.
gefuti.lW'Scocitild, Thos C Senates ' WM , tibial . -
ner, Richard Simpson, Eli , Slifer, Wm. Smith,
"Win A Smith, Daniel, M Stripier, Wm 11. Sender,
ThiiiiiireC Steel!, David Stewart, Charles Stock.
welt, Edwin C Trone, Adnrew
Walker. Thos Watson, Sidney B Wells. , Meant
A. Williams, Daniel Zerbey and Joldn'S M'Cal
moat, Speaker—lieu tn. ;
Those young against the, paasege ottbeireartlu
tion were, Augustus K. cornyq,,David Keane .
and 'Jari M Forter.--Nays J. ,
• Extract froth the ' ' '
WILLIAM' .lACR,
secretary'i
File) 14sgb, 15, 1850.
r W
Permanyla4sia,-10. Secreatary's
I do certify da' the above arul foregoing jail
true and correct copy of the original iesoli t ion of
tho General Assembly, entitled "Resolution rel.
alive to an amendment of the Constitution," as
the seme remains on file in this office.
In testiuunry whereof I have here.
..))
, ounto d . set my hand; and caused to he
.... affixed the teal of the Secretary's Of.
l lice, at Harrisburg ! , this. 15th (lay
ol June, Anon Ihnorni one thousand
eight hundred and tiny.
A. L. MUSSEL, Stk. of the Coin.
Ittltiasore Advektiorementy.
COSTUMIII lIA LL. - 4 '
COB. OF PRATT ST. h OEN TR4M 3RICE/`
SPACE, CLOTHINU. WARIW E.
TH
E Proprietorfof the above establish
want,, would, resipacitfully inform the
citizias,of Baltimore and vicinity, that he
has recoieed (rem. Europe the - •
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS:
together with a rich aesorunont of goods
adapjed ato c tlatkoptning !Kitson, 0011,0109 g t‘f
Stiper4ne . l4oh; German grid EOM
Cloths, ()tutor Realm*, Pilate, and
Pelitot,Coiaing,
A new, article for Oversaekr And. Baldness
Costs. Also, * splendid assortment of
French and Enzlish. Cavdmerea and
1)oe•Sk4) s,
of . the most desirable styles invoked this
season. RICH VESTINGS--We MOe
and are constantly receiving new styles of
Vesting.. consisting of plain and figured
Silks and If'osilen Velvets. fi gured and
striped. Cashmeres, Silks, Satins and
Vakncias..
of all shades and colois. 6ur CUSTOM
WORK is cut and made in'tho best man
ner—and as regards style and workman-.
ship, is warrotad to give entire satisfac
tion, and at greatly reduded prices.
READY-MADE CLOTHlNGL—Per
sons,in want of Readymade Clothing are.
particularly invited to call and , examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere, as
we manufacture all qualities of FASHION
ABLE CLOTHING. And our. assort
ment of that article is ■f :all ! .}imes large,
which offers to purchasers a great induce
ment of procuring an article of a quality
which cannot be obtained in any other
Clothing Establishment in the City.
. We have on hand and arc constantly
manufacturing Garments of every variety,
from the boat materials, in the most ap
pored styles, for Fall and Winter Wear,
CONSISTINO OF
Surtout. Sack and !Vito: Overcoats,
Of all colurcqualition andeizes, from $ll2 50
4 50 4 73, 6 50 and upwards.
BOYS' SACK A, OVERCOATS.—
A assortment of Boys' Sack and
Overcoats, 20 per cent. less than the usual
prices.
SUPERFINE FROCK AND DRESS
COATS, made from German and French
Cloths, in the latest fashion. A large
stock of Twoed Coats, Pants and Vests.
We have - a large assortment of Tweed
Frocks and Sacks. A New Article—
Forest Sacks, for Stormy weather. Pan
taloons, from Super Preach Doeskins.—
BLACK AND FANCY CASSIMERE
PA NTS, of every variety of Shade and
Color, at $l, 1 50, 1 75, 2, 2 50,3,3 50,
and upwards.
VESTS, made front Rich Velvets, Sa
tins, Cashmeres and Valencies, and at all
prices.
xfpllcmcmber name and place. corner of
Pratt and Centre Market Space.
11. 11. COLE.
Nov. 23,1849.--ly
Shirt Establishment.
SHIRT S ONE of tho most ex
tensive id the United
States, No. 170 Baltimore
st., where 300 persons
are employed, and a stock of 1000 dozen
of Shirts always on hand ; style and qual
ities suitable for all parts of the Union. Mer
chants and others visiting Baltimore •are
invited to call and examine the largest and
best assortment of shirts that has erer betpt
offered in this city, consisting of all sizts
and quality, for men and boys, which, fur
style and workmanship, cannot be surpass
sod. •Moro than 'usual effort has been
made to render the assortment of SHIRTS,
COLLARS, Linnen and Cotton DRAW
ERS, complete and desirable in every re
spect. T. W. BETTON.
179:Baltimore streak near Light.
March 211, 1850,-1y
RESTORATION AND PRESERVATION OP
THE HAIR, BY
M. Wise nod Son, of Y.
A CARD.
MWISE & 80N, finding it impose
k Bible to attend personally to tho
great number of daily applications, fibm
all sections cit . the Union, for their remedy
forbahlness, and for their celebrated HAIR
TONIC, have found it necessary
to ap
point a Grncral Travelling agent; to vis
it different cities and towns throughout the
United States', vesting him with authority
toeppoint sub-ngents, use and vend the
Hair Tonic, and to apply the ,RESTORE
Any E, and to put them into the hands of
those hooray appoint to operate , wherever
a anfficient niunber or patients in any
town or neighborhood' shall be obtained; •
Capt. Geottoa CALTURT. of Fauquier
enunly, Va.; iaialbne authoritil, to set as
General Travelling Agent, with the powers
aboveindieatod.' • . •
Capt.l3. may be' 'expected to visit, as
speedily as possible, the principal cities
and towns of the Union.
- IL Capt. Calvert will always have
on hand a full supply of the HAIR TON
IC (width cleanses the head'ot dandruff,
strengthens and invigorates the-hairi.ped
prevents it also 'from falling oft) for the
region of country Moot ciontignouo to his
operations ; or it may always be obtained,
at wholesale, and forwarded to any part of
the Union, by addressing the proprietors,
M.AVISE . & SON,.Rialtmend, is
im pee doccm cash, : Rix bot
tics .for 115—or one dollar single bottle.
7. 1344 -I
OEO. E. BUEHLER
RESITCTPULLY announces to his
friends and the public that he eon.
!Mires to manufacture and has now on hand
.11 _URGE STOCK OF
TIN WARE,
at his Establishment in Chambersburg
street, nearly opposite the Post Mice—
where lie will be pleased to fill orders
promptly and upon the most reasonable
tennis,
PhiladflphinAdverlisemenis
24..MItItYakb
AGENT fon TUE SALE OF SOUTE.
WORTH MANUFACTURING,
MUTING PAPligB. .. •,,
Waretteuse,'NO. 8, Water street,
P HILADE.L.PII.I4.,
Eictes e n s :: In of s lh to e re ß .= 70 1 ; etl iZ r i , P raire ,
trade at the lowest market pricer, consisting in
part of ,
Fine thick Flat Caps, 12. 14,15, sal /.411be.
bt and white. •
Superfine Medium and Dina Wattage, blue
Extra paper and 'superfine Folio
and white r plain and ruled. • • ,•
Extra super Linen Note PROWS* plain
gilt. , , • _ if' 1 .• .1 •
Superfine and fine. Bill Papme,long anditrinstl•
Superfine awl fine Counsingalomp Caps •and
Poste, blue and write • , ,
Entre impel. pompano daps ma Lefton:fail t.
Superfine • Sermon .Caps .end ,Pats.
Snperfine blue finnan thin Lenora,
Coins super Bath fi oda, blue , and white, plan
and ruled.
Embruideied Note Papers md EnaillaPaa•
"Lawyer's" Brief
Superfine smil fine Cape tind Toeing ruled and
plain, blue tad ,whil t e, maims qualitinnaiid pri
ces.
Also, 1,000 reams white and iiaiorted no. Pa.
pers. Bonnet Bonnls, whitn afidessorteir Tisane,
Tea, Wrapping, Envejope,isiortiid and blob Me
dium*. Cap Wrappers, Hard# ll te . Pliiicks Ste,
July CD, 1850.-orn
Potter's Patent coil Cloths.
Patent Oil Cloths for Cstrint4, Ta
bles, Floors, Stairs, Caps,'
subscriber has in store mills con-
JP- stantly Manufacturing a'contOle'lp al
- of these goodi, quaiiiy of
which is unsurpassed, and which he' is
enabled to sell to dealers at prices that can
not fail to give satisfaction.
01 Merchants at a 'distanciwishing in
formation concerning prices, lat.c., can ad
dress 'THOMAS POTTER,
Manufacturer of Oil Oaths, 193 soitb,Third at.
Philadelphia.
June 14, 1850.-3 m
To Physicians, I)ruggists, and
Country Merchants.
MR. .1. N. KELLER and BRO., most rit•
spectlully solicit attention to their flesh
stock of English, Fromeh .GermanardAmerican
DRUGS. Medicines, Chemicals. Paints, Oils,
Dye Stotts, Glassware, Perfumery, Patent Medi
cine,, /tc. Haring opened a new store No. 7.94
Market street, with a full supply of Drugs and
Medicines, we respectfully solicit Country Deal
ers to examine our stock belore putchasing else
where, promising mie and all who may !eel dis
posed to extend us their patronage, to sell them
genuine Drugs and Medicines, oa **liberal term.
as any other haulm , in the City, and to laithfully
execute all orders entrusted to us promptly and
with dispatch.
One of the proprietors being a regular physi
cian, MBAs ample guarantee of the (ermine qual
ity of all article* soli at their establishment.
We especially insitt:Druggists avid-Country
Merchants, who may wish to become Agents fur
Dr. Kerler's relebraltd Family Mrdiriars, (stand
and and popular me.licinrs,) to foricanl their ad
dress. Soliciting the patronage of dealers, u e
respectfully remain,
J. N. KEF.I.ER &
Wholesale Druggists, No 294 Market at
Sept.l4, I y
Paper! Paper! Paper!
No. 21 Bank street, between Nat het and Chef
nut, anti 2J anti 3d streets,
PI.
71111111 11 E Subscribers. We lease to call theatssin
gal tion of country bluets to their asiortnaret
of papers, embracing the diferent varieties
Printing, Hardie Joe, Vs'ritorg, Envelope, lid
wrapping paper*, Tissue paper*, white and ma .
sorted colors, also Bonnet and Box iforads,&e.
Being engaged in the manufaetitre 01 'chafing
papers, they solicit orders from Printers for any
given sire, which will be feruisheid at abort no.
tire and at fair prices.
Market price either in crab or trade paid for
Rags. DUCKETT & KNIGHT,
5ept.14,1819--ly ?Jo. 21 Bank st.
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
THE next Session will begin on Mon
day the 14th day of October, 1850,
and close tat Minds, 1851. '
?lushest FL Smith. M. IL. Surgery.
Wm. E. A. Aiken, M. D., fAsimistry Ind
Pharmacy. . .
Samuel Chow,M.D•sThewapenno,lleterioAril•
ice and Hygiene. . •
Joseph Roby, M. D.. Anatomy lend Physiology,
Wm. Power, M. D., Theory nod ['lattice of
Medicine.
Richert! H. Thomse,l4. alhyritlty erkl
Dimon of Women andClaired.'
George M. Whtenbetim, M. D ti Pathological
Anatomy.
The moat ample oppottooldee Ihe thiproveco
tion of practical Anatomy at a minlenne aspens*.
Chemical Lectures fire timed week,
by Professors Smith ami Power. ip the
.
Baltimore Infirmary, ; with pnvilago
of daily visits to ila wards, without charge
to the student for the ticket.
Fees for,3ll94l49turbil ; Prac
tical Atialorts'y *lO itfillMbilaholl 95 ;
Graduation $2O.
WILLIAM E. A. AIKEN, )JOl4
'Fialtimorit, Aug'. 0.-43 •
rif/"Clettysburg Star" wilt Fiebreil ti the aan't
of }$S chino Batt. Pet.
WllO wish a good aitiete'colltal'/*
• f r ESTIA. atiTatai
kerchiefs, suspenders„gitivcs, stockings,
cassimats, dtb., anti lie implied at ;ha
ottelinos Mors of
A Off • • • J.' 1.)'190111011C.•
Saws-!: Saws !
"pp on sae; at John •Fahnestookfv—mrill
1 11 ;
and Crosioeut SAWS, of supariui
quality ;^
~ • . rep ICS, • • • •
• et'
VOFFEE. Tea: Sugar Bytoppbtoles.
41
ses. Cheese, Fish, .:4.. Aloe saps
aoriment of Spices, &0., cheap aq , , •
.. • JOHN irAIIiNESTOCK'S.
Imes Preis
Abrirge vfridq or,AVllj i ttotattiteivd
' eti and offered. to 'the Ladies at
KUR'rz's cheap Cooler, . ,
THE STAR 'AN!) '
la pteblislied every Priday:,,lrvenkt , eee
Carlisle sired, two doors fi,,00
Diamond. bji •
D. A. & C. H. IVUEIIDER.:.I
If Paid in advance or within the Iver,Cll per
annutn—if not paid within the yes 1,P2 5 0.
paper d iiconti ued until all &vicarages are
except utile option of the Editor.. Single copies
6 cents. failure to notify a discoadnuatte
will be regarded us a new engagement.
Advertisements not exceeding a Num insert
t tree tintee for sl—avery subsequinit ineetlfeiti
35 cents. Longer ones in the name proportionu
-411 advertisements not specially ordered for a
given time will be continued until forbid. AO,
cal reduction will he made to those who advert*
by the year.
Job Printing of all kinds executed neatly ' 9a
dromptly, and on reasonable terms.
Lettrrs and Commitnicationis to the Etlitdr, (et
cooing such as contain Money Or the bombs af
new nulowrilicra,) must be tort rain Wordier to
secure 'Manion.