S'HE BOr.NTY LAND BILL--A CIRCULAR• There his been 'some imeertinty about the Bounty Land Lew, occdbioned by the attempt to puts a supplemental bill, and the supposition that its operation would de pend upon the interpretation to be given it by the Executive Pepartment. The Circular,of the Secretary_ of the Interior below removes all doubt upon the subject. The meaning of the Bounty Land Law is now .3latillehoil by an authoritativeexposi- . non. There is no doubt whatever that no transfer of bounty land is radid before the last* of the patent. The Republic ways: Wirejoice at the truly paternal pre cautions which the President has taken to secure to the veteran soldiers of the Re public the just rewards of their valor.— Not only does that officer declare, in the most emphatic manner, that all transfers are void before the issuing of the patent; but he provides that the simple forms of proceeding necessary to obtain the land shall be published and furnished to the clerks of every County Court in the Uni ted States. Ile moreover recommends that every county and township in the United States shall provide for having the righti of the soldier verified without ex pense. These precautions will secure the bounty. of the country direr.* to those for whom it was intended and not speculators and agents. We have been informed that a system of buying up these claims has been extensively practiced in anticipation of the passage of this law. Very smart persona have pestrailed the unsuspecting soldier thatitis claim can only be estab jelled with trouble and expense. These persons have magnified the difficulties of proving the services of the .soldier. and having bewildered the honest claimant, or the confiding widow, with imaginary obstacles, have in many cases obtained a large interest in the claim for services which any dry-goods' clerk can render as efficiently. under the plain instructions of the President, and the Attorney General of the United States. In this way, we un derstand, thousands of claims have been bought up. Persons interested will, however. take notice, that no transfer is binditik until af ter the patent for the land shaft be granted; that all such transfers are contrary to law and void. They will, moreover, take no tice- I. That their military service and 'die chbrge will appear upon the enuapatty.ind regimental rolls, now in the- Anditor'i of fice. 2. That these tolls will be, by order of the President. pnhli'shed, and the claimant will find them. with the terns neeemilty to establish his rights, in every clerk's of fice ht the 11. States. 3. 'That the soldier need .only proVe his , identity—the widow her marria ge-- the heir his right to inherit. We therefore rtilvise the soldier to . wait for a short time until the rolls and forms' of proceedings shall be distributed. -He will then go to the clerk's of f ice of the County court, and exanting the rolls for his name, his term of service, the date' of his discharge. Upon filling up a proper form;!which the clerk Will•furtikth, he Will, obtain - Without fee or reward the patent for land to which he is entitled tinder the liar, and without the intertiention oftgragent or speculator whatsoever. • Should it be inconvenient to the claim , ant to locate the land in person, he 'may' transmit his warrant to the Commissioner of the General Land Office, whose duty it is to cause to be located. free ofexpense. "any warrant which the holder may trans mit to the General Lanz( Office for' that purpose; in such State and land distrietAs as the said holder or warrantee - May 'let-. and upon good farming land, 40 air as the same can be ascertained."' IFYIEPARTMeNT OF TIIR INTERIOR, October 3. 1850,, The Congress of the United States,' at its late session, having in a spirit 01kt/i -nce and liberality passed an act "granting bounty land to certain officers and soldiers who have been engage in the military service of the United >Tates," the Presi dent has esteemed it no less a privilege than tilluty to adopt all the means in his power to giVO prompt and efficient' opera tion to this beneficent measure. I deem itproper. therefore, to announce to those entitled to the benefits of the law, that 'with his sanction I have maimed all the neceettiry forms and instructions to guide claintnntis in applying for and obtaining their rights to be prepared. and they ere now in the hands of the printer. At the earliest practicable moment copies of these papdrs will be forwarded to each member of Congreiss, and io the clerk of the court of evetv county' in the United States. It will be to his purpose to adminster the Ipw in such a manner as to make 'h what Congress' designed it to be, a bounti. to the soldier, and not to the agents ittgi speculators. The forms and the mode of prootbsie therefore been made as simple as possible. mid every facility n ill he afforded to ap- . plicants to establish :heir just demands.— Clerks are now engaged in preparing from the rolls on tile certificates of service, in order That those who have not received discharges, or have accidentally lost diem, may nut he disappointed in obtaining their just rowsrd. The policy of this law in all its previa itmOs to discourage speculation in the claims of soldiers. The act provides ..tha4 . ull sale's, mortgages, letters of attorney, or other instruments of writing going to:ef7 tem the title or claim to any warrant here in *ore provided for, made or executed prior to the issue, shall ho null and void to all intents , and perpoi•es whatsoever, n o r shall suck certificate or warrant, or the land,Obiaiued thereby, lie in any wise al feeted.hy, or charged with, or , subject to tha kikrrnoint of any debt or claim incurred by such officer or soldier prior to the is suing of the patent." In. hie judgment the butte eontemplated in the body of the above recited clause of the law is the issue eidie patent. Conte - ; NexTSessioN.—The IVashington cot' , tirielt4 all u lOl4 - 4 nwlel_erei riesiP.niriellie, i respondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer, mid IhMtieUeennelkol:Wker's laud claims. i alluding to the breaking up of Congresa, soieklbokoi the awautathat of patent., are says ;—. WOld ' Will be diliNpriled by the Guy- 1 eAs but two months elapse before the eirtt 1 4 ..'4ipecul3 o lilre are th erefore ad- 1 re..issembling, the President and Heads of to val that they eau acquire no rights 1 Departments will comtnenee almost imam by lituahatill•lthieli Will be recofnizeri by i diatcly the preparation of the message acid this Pepatlateast. ' the several reports. Very little specula-I I feelit to he toy duty also to earn the thin need be indulged as to their character. fratik and eolith:iv soldier against themes They well be essentially and thoroughly ~,,,,;‘, 40 0 , 1 , 0 - 40 . 41.te whp will seek to ex- I WHIG. Of this there can be no doubt.- 1 eiterikta the thirieulitsw of obialiiinif ties 0 l'hey will advocate an alteration in the; huialiaticiate tweahaace their own charges. ipresent tariff whieh will prevent (mode l lirbialleathersee4 errittee axiom amongthe ' and protect American labor ; an improve- We. waifteitiloa tastattwy. In Nice cases out meet of ben rivers and harbors, and a r j &se artily peg required wilthe the wn of th e present rates of postage, and 41 Plitt eiskeepplkiiai, 01 etamirriege an ex tension of postal facilities. . widowhood, or heirship. These are facts readily proven, and, therefore, the difficul ties will, in most•casee, he merely noMinal. And, to remote even Mean slight ohs tricks, and to give more full ind eiiMpletc effect to the mutoticertee of the dovernment, beg leave, respectfully, to reeMnniend to the proper authorities Of eaoh comity and township to employ n amiable agent, at the expense the count•, to supervise the preparation of the applications and proofs of claimants. The ignorant and unwary would thus he protected from imposition, the poor soldiers from burdens they are riot able to bear, and the Government from many embarrassments which may result from the akwardness of incompetent a gents.' in conclnsion, INtiesire te say, that great care will be used to guanl preference of one class or applicants over others. With this 'view' at the 'prover time a eutlicient number of &dike will be ' employed to issue all, ceitifielkell Vrith"the least poqsible delay. so that all ratty hive an equal chance of making attvinmricant locations. ' ALEX. •H. 11..STITA ItT. sec'y or the In er. JDAR PROF. WERaTER. , He say! ip confietelon, "A quick ness and brie(Tioileneik of temper has been the besetting sin of my isle. .Iwas en on ly child, mach inriulged, and I have never acquired the Control over my pasaions that I ought to have acquired early—and the onsequenee is—all this." And what is thiat"--Tho terrible sin of murder. the awful diects of inigote!u4ble Passion the hurling *fellow =omit unprepared, in, to the present* of the great Eternal. "All this How many altarppangsofremorse how many boors, of weary, of agony. wound up by ,the tortures of conscience., almost to madness. are comprised in INTRO two little words. "all I was an on ly child, ouch indtdged." Here was the root of all this evil. Parents, mothers es pecially, you who may have but one of these precious heritages, ponder on this lit tle line. I'ue morning of that young life is fair and sinless. A bloody sun may blase upon his noonday path. a sun that shall set amid black clouds, tears and des pair. Quell the flask of that eye, curb that inaperioue will, lovingly, tenderly, but resolutely. When the arm is lifted in de fiance, or to rashly strike another, do not foster the dark passion, by blindly'coaring the child- - -forthe time--Imm the , object of his resentment ; but take his little hand in ours, lead him to your chamber, bend your knees beside [dm. tell him lie is in the piesmice of the great cod of heaven : repeat the story orate first mindere* ; con verse with him till you subdue him to tears. hen pray, Airvently and simply, that roil will parden his olfeuce, andgive him a gen tle told forbearing temper. It must be dif ficult, for a loving hearted mother to re strain that excess of affection. .w hich would grani Art only one, every trivial desire. supply'every littleswant, necessary or not.; But for pier , own sike, and fOr the rake of your darling babe's eternal welfare, be- 1 ware of over-indulgence ; it is the besetting fault of permit**. No hydra-headed moth ster ever poured so much misery through its thousand channels as that one varnish ed, often thoughtless:but always unparlo !table sin.—Boatort Olitie Branch. PROTECT YOUR OWN MEOHANICS. I Otr.We clip the following excellent ar ticle twoo one of oor'exehanget : DO not send abroad for help, if. Yell have Work to do. when it can he done in your own neighborhood -perhaps at yobr next door. Encourage your Own honest indus trious "mechanics. They ; need all' the work they can get. By, sooty' a t course you keep money at hothe.--assist the wor thy, and have just as good work perform ed. It is' the only way tb make a town prosperous—=to support your sehools and chgrehes. , • Where them is a disposition to send a distai.ce for articles that, to say tior less!, iSiuld be Manufactured as well at peer mirddoor, there' trill he little Or no bmiiimsa done In the place—the churches will be . thinly attended and ill kinds of la bor extremely •dull. Wherever the me , chanice int The belt employed. prosper ity is 'seen; the aortal virtues predionti nate, travelling'mountebanks and pullers retire in disgosOitnil i kindly, brotherly feeling Ireafterialteedi lkhich 'is the sure sign of finspeakablehappiness. ' Whatever you have to be done, look a round and see If your neighbor; cannot do it. If you have a house to build or a shoe to top, a harneea to be made or a pump to be bored.a peekof businesseards to be printed Ora troth* be dng. just look among your neighbors, WIWI! , you tiger take to send alfrotil. and 11 '3 4 have none around you eapalaki,tif die task, it wig be .time enough to look .elatuvhsre. his a wrong idecto suppose nothing is aerate.- able that is made•at tome. We knot; of many an instanid ;theta men hate lidirsid to purchase wink made by their neighbors, lad sent to a distant city fOt the articles they needed, and Paid em-third more for . them. when belipld Amy bad been maim /augured and sent away to sell of the very neighbors of "whom theylefused to pito chase. • . Let it be a motto 'of all 4 aill envier. age my own neighbor.- Io turn you will be encouraged also.. • A mutual feeling of good will and hardness , will spring up-in your midst, and prosperity will be obser vable in every miner and in 'every dive!. The late NM" fork', Whig ,State Con ' vention,!'whiCh mel'at.Syracuse, after fra ming a, ticket, appointing ' a StatO"Pentr4 Contrnittee, and adopting the resoltioni proved by the majority, adjontiteil 4fne die. The contest on the resolutions, which approve the course of Senator Seward. resulted in the secession of the min ority, thirty-eight in number, including Francis Granger, the President. The se ceders ormitized a meeting in another place, Mr.7Grang,er presiding, and appoint ed a committee of four, to which the chair man was added, to draft resolutions anti au address, and call another Convention, to meet at Utica, on the 17th of October. AWFUL OCCURRENCE The United States mail steamship Southerner, Captain Berry, which arrived at New York on Friday night, in sittpile veil hours from Charleston, (S. C.Ore ports the occurrence that morning, ab':ut Iwo o'clock, eta heart-iending catastrop -, 'by, witicti twenty-six pemons found a tery grave. When the Southerner was about one hundred and Sixty miles from the port of New York, the night being extremely dark, the sea running high, and the wind blowing almost a gala, a sail was discover ed on the larhetertittovri pin tit At hitdd.jind ' coming right down upon her. It was in- study furew!thatirentheitts -melt ' take place. The Sputhprium's engine lust re varied, and beetled trills' ea sitient:and the helm thrown hard aport, but it was too late I The 't*o iertiels- came in contact With a tremendous crash, and hung fast to- gather ler. a few monism,. The South erner'e engine waa,again, reversed, and the vessels separated a few feet, whin sudden-", - iji the birqiurtinint 'dii — wit, 'cTose to the steamer's bow, it) lees than Ave minutes from the time of the.etiirsion. Three life boats were immediately manned by the captain and the crew' of the steamer, but of thirty-three persons who were on board the sunken 'vessel only seven were saved —.twit passengers and five of the crew.-- i f The Southerner received but li e damage. The lost verse' proved to b to barque Israel !Wade, Capt. T. R. B fin, which had left New York on Wednesday, bound for Savannah, Georgia. FROM EUROPE, Therlates brenght by the - Cambria, fmm Liverpool, are to the 21st uhipto. The following are the principal items transmit ted by Telegraph : ENGLAND.-41 it stated, on Aalborg), the cornwpondent of the London Herald, that arrangements _ are on foot between Spain on the one aide, and England and Hollandlin the other; by which Spain, o; condition of having Cube protected the joint action of these Powers, engages to pay the debt due by her to Englishand French creditors. The weather has been uninterruptedly flue throughout all parts of the kingdom liar securing the last remnants of the har vest. The London press of Friday publishes later news from India. The cholera had broken out in Chinn, and the Governor of Macao had died of it. FRANC 6.— Che only important political incident of the weft has been the discov ery of an (Meanest plot. the documents connected with which, however, do not ap pear to impliclte any person. It has af forded the Parris and London press food for much speculation. President NAPEILK'ON has 'returned to Paris. H‘artived on l'ilursday. Some have commenced agitating the question of allowing him an other three millions for hia personal expenses. The proposition tueeta with but little favor. Forty-nine Provincial Councils have paeied resolutions in favor of the revision of the Constitulion, with the view of pro longing the powers of the President. LATER FROM CALIFORNIA The steatner*.Cherokee *wised at New York oh Saturtlny, from Oltagress, with Otte hundred and forty passengers, and a bout a million of dollars in ghld dust. The dates from San Francisco are to the lit of Septeinbir. The report of the destrection of the city of Sacramento by fie had no foundation in truth. The dis 7 uirbances ceased after the first outbreak,. and'many of the ringleaders were taken and imprisoned, to await their trial. May or Bigelow was badly wounded, but is convalescent, and will recover. The excitement against foreigner' in the Southern mines had subsided. Business generally (vas improving. " The news or President Taylor's death had been received, and appropriate mea sures adopted to pay proper respect to his memory. BE.DFORD, Oct. 1. CAPTURR OF FOOFFIVIC SLavas.,-.Ten runaway slaves from Virginia, who lost their way on the ridge of the Alleghenies, eight miles front this place, was die Cover. ed yesterday, and attacked by the Penn. sylventiaits. During the melee two of the slaves were•wounded, one mortally *ad the other dangerously. ,These were cap tured, this . morning. Six of the party sought shelter in a mountain hut, occil4 pied by s num and his wife. The clothes of the fugitive's were very ragged., and nearly torn off their backs from coming in contact with.treee, in their endeayorto ear cape unseen., The woman of this' hut supplied the outcaste plentifully, with food. while her flueband procured assistance and captured them Re received a reward of 11200 for their recovery. The remaining two, have, up to this time. eluded all at , tempts to arrest them, and are doubtless concealed somewhere hereabouts. They are closely watched by, Penesyliranians, who are eager to obtain the reward offer ed for them. • IMPORTANT PROM WASHINGTON. —The Nicaragua Trealy.—Our correspondent at 'Weshingtiatf"teititis tut the following :-- Nothing at all has been alone in the nee. tiation with Nicaragua, since Gen. Tay lor's death. Mr. Squier's treaty was sent to the Senate before that time; but Mr., Clayton was.ef opinion that it could not be ratified'irithoet important amendments in the'ilhottent Deandlitstood to have made a continonliation 'tp the pteenty• Director of lothntrugint. requesting him to send in agent to Washitiktoit,•tirith authority to atom , on such ittddifidations as may be sittisfiretorr- to' both 'parties.— This communication was rorwanled by ex press ; but no , answer to it hail been re 7 ceived at the adjonrntnent of brifigreas::-- MeatitiMe, thii'Vepantnent recomMen ded, and Congress authorized. ail out fit and salary fai's Charge d' Afraltes rectly to the government' f Nicaragua, u unconnected with the, Guatemala mission.' A nomination, to fill this office, will doubt-. less be made early in, the lien Session 'oe Congress. This is the exact condition of this negotiation.Netv. Herald. 1 4 1 IE UNION IN TILE OUTII.-11. great Union meeting was held in Macon, Gas. on the 213th ult., at which Judge T. G. Holt presided. Aniong the resolutions a doptad was one that the citizens 9f Bibb' coot) , pledge "their time, ,talents, means, and, if necessary, their lives," in defence of the Union. Similar . tneetings in various parts of the South are now being held.-- The 'Union party is evidently in the tts cendant there ss elsewhere ; but it is la mentable that party lines should be drawn on such a question. • The eccentric mayor of Pittsburg on Tuesday sight ardyreti the arrest of a por tion of th" city cohncillors, and that they 'be samt,to: jail, ?They were immediately discharged by the / judges, On the ',habeas cor . Fi d s act. .The at day Maysir Barker thr ten Jot hang Ithe judge, councillors, I and - ilo . and agam•commifigirthe par- UM •to jo , -Theybnerat of coursk,again discharged otit.s writ of habeas corpus.— The councillors met, and took the regula tions of the city,lnight watch riom. the Mayor's hands.' 'Mr: ' BarkW• 'Versions to imprison them all once morel'-*gether with all theittslg fa, Lie ,hat sppointed 1 4e Wi Web 61 t)stetatinteh,le ihnt _Otte mit now two sets. The greatest excitement 'premiltir - ftv'the'nhy in - tonaemsenee. of these singular proemWings of the chief M • ll istratee. FROM TEXAS We have Galveston papers to the 20th ultimo. In'regard to the Texas Boundary bill, which recently Passed Cohgrens, `the Journal say. "The proposition to Texas,' we have no hesitation in laying, will be accepted, sod thus the excitement which has agita ted the country will be put to refl. We' could have desired that our boundry had been different, and that the provision in the bill, inserted dottbtlesis fur the benefit of the creditors ul Texas. reserving 65,- 000,000 until their receipt. are filedat ‘Vashington; had been stricken out.': Almost the entire press of Texas is of opinion that the act defining the boundary of that State will prove satisfactory to the people. MIELANCUOLT AND FATAL ACCIDENT.— On Monday morning, the 30th of Sept. tember, while the family of Mr. Robert Bartel. of Fawn Township, in this county, were absent.from the house, except his wife, a sweet and interesting child ul 15 Months *as lea but a moment by its moth. er to look after something in the other end Of the house, when the child ;tempted to clOth upon a rocking chair sitting near the'fire. It the attempt it fell nearly into thedre, overturning a kettle of boiling water* its head. Medical aid was im metll9olly called but of no avail. The little sulTererexpired on the next morning, a short time before day-light.—Fork ad vocate. SINGULAR VALEDIGTORY.—The sub joined tnorceau, is attributed to one of those broad back pack horses of literature, "an editor out west :" "The undersigned retires from the edi torial chair with comple% conviction that all is vanity. From the hour he starte.4 Isis paper to the present time, he has been solicited to lie on every given subject, and can't remember ever having told a whole. some truth. without diminishing his soh scription list, or making an enemy. Un der these circumstances of trial, and haw. ing thorough conteinf* for himself: tires—iu order to recruit his mural consti tution." Fuorrivr. tit.svas.—X Baltimore cor respondent of the New York Herald states that a party from Maryland is now at the North, endeavoring to arrest Frederick Douglass. the fugitive slave, and that “there are also known to be several thou.s and fugitive slaves in Columbia, Lancaster, Harrisburg and Pittshorg. the owners of several hundred of whom have Aready ta ken steps for their recovery. and there will soon be a great storm in that direction." Father Mathew arrived! at St. Louis on the 23d ultimo. and is the guest of the Right Rev. Bishop Kendrick. He preach ed at the Cathedral, and by his eloquence. mildness, and unaffected modesty, made a very favorable impression. He was to de vote the ensuing week .to the administra tion of the pledge. He has given the pledge to over a •quarter of a million since he has been in our country, and in New Orleans alone 14,000. A MELANCHOLV Soytoa.—On Tues day of last week. Mr. Samuel Welty, re siding in the vicinity of Hagerstown, coin mined suicide by hanging himself in a woods, about half a mile from his house.— Mr. W. was a num of unexceptionable moral character. and highly 'unearned by the community in which he lived. He has for several years been subjected to fits of melancholly and depression of spirits. and having recently loosed a dearly loved sun, it is supposed his mind was too weak to bear the affliction, and he *ought re lief from his troubles in death. Apviteruitso ON TON GALLOWS..-.FOOI. who ,was executed at Nev , Haven last Wednesday, on the sci , ilfuld said that he to intended snake it fear remarks,' but the substance of them could be found in the new edition of his bOok, to which he refer 'red his hearers. While in prison, by ,an arrangement With the jailor, he had charged I2i cents to each yisitor, fora sight of him self. LOUISIANA *it. RIONIT.—The New Of. leans papers or the 29th come to us with the proceedings of an immense public demon stration, held on the 14th ult.. in Jackson Parist, La.. in-respective approbation of the Compromise mdasures.passed by Con gress. Women were present as well as men, and hot one sentiment seemed to pervade'every thing ;hst Was said or done, and thii was devotion fo the Union., Nent Laurensville, S. C., on the 27th ultimo; - the wife 'br Al'aiber was murdered by one of Wer'steirro women, who elipKilti behind her: 'tied •koneked het Into thei t tire'. place. 'Aber killing her, the Maier heaped tip weal irid uuderiook ter burn' Elbe emifested the deed, but giber ne teihnin. '" „ . • Newsrarsits* , ,lir the liiisteotPennsyl. van* th ere 'are 818 dilly and weekly'newsr , papers. ' , Daily papers 111111 , publishod in Pliiladrlptiiiicaud Pittebtirer only:l while , the weeklppriters are every county in the tioste o witaelyttietweer three where! there is urn insfilcleni , jpoptilittioo to, 'austain'alpaper..: ,, in the moat efshe , comet ties there sire iwepapere otopposiw ical tendencies. , INN NATIONAL CAITTOL.,—The log e 000 vpted by Congress to exteritl the Na tional Capitol at Washington, will, it io said, be used in the erection of a Senate Chamber, leaving the hall of the House of Representatives for another appropristion. The Senate Committee on Public Buil. dings has ofiered 0500 premium ,for the best plan accompanied by estimates, for the extension of , the Capitol. THE LATEST COMPLIMENT. -At the 'estborough, (Mass.) Cattle Show, last week, was exhibited a Holstein cow cal. Idd "Jenny Lind." with a bull calf by her Aide named "Barnum!" TIM Mt 4 it&INEL GrTTYBBURG. Friday.Eventng, Oetobet 11,185(. - Tim Niel/ --- --;—= l -t-- --- J ----- -- 4 oilk ' ' The Dion the newiCconty trio* brim. 4 _ - irlitaldl bui nip*. under the meopiesil of the energetic Contractor. The walls of the boilding and odle have been tun up and are ready to receive the rooting, which is to be /reproof, and node el slate. The building already presents an imposOg , apponancs, and, when finished, pill kOrcw‘,l 04541a10 As .16414 100 to the public spirit and good tuts of the Board of Commission 'o4 wbo; while coastilthqle *Deka* economy, detneriDed we the ennuitm of a pion?. whit*, while it subewvo thumper of a jail,• shell not bit a reproach to the taste or worgy.,of. Oa Mittens of of the county. The anangeoesit of the apart? locate le adtpirable, and the Ohtstruction of the yells for the reception of plotters Is well adapted to the reservation of their health and to a obla tory disciplining of those who hive hitherto evin owl but little repugnance to cultivating an inti mate acquaintance with the rules and usages of ..limbo." PROF. MUHLENBERO.—This gentleman, haring accepted the appointment as Profiles°, of Greek in hammylienit College, has resigned his Profearoothip in Franklin College. At a recent meeting of the Sunnily. Committee or Franklin Collegri; at Lancaster, the following resolution complimentary to Prof. Moat k kkk 0, WM unan: imoosly adopted Resolved, That we avail ourselves of this opportunity to, say, that Prof. Mu hlen berg carries with him as a nun, our warm affection and, esteem ; as an instructor, our high confidence and respect. Cortenes and unexceptionable in his ,deportment capable. diligent and faithful in the perform ance of hie professional duties--exhibiting in government that judicious mingling of kindness and decision which prevents dis cipline from running into harshness on the one hand, and undue laxity on the other, lie has so discharged the duties of his res ponsible station, as to win the affections of his pupils, without losing their respect.— From such an instructor we cannot part otherwise than with feelings of lively re gret, and the cordial wish that in the wider field of duty now opening before him, high er honors and more extended usefulness may crown hie professional labor. Bounty Land UHL Among the important public Acts passed at the recent session of Congress, is the BountY Lund Bill, which provides that each of the surviving, or the widow or minor children of deemed commis sinned and non-commissioned officers, musicians or privates, who per formed military service in the war with Great Britain in 1812, or in any of the Indian wars since 1790, shall be entitled to lands, as follows : "Those who Engaged to serve twelve months, or during the war, and actually . fisyshall receive ono hun dred and sixty acres ; and those who en gaged to serve six months, and actually served four months, shall receive eighty acres ; and those who engaged to serve for any or an indefinite period, and actu ally served one month, shall receive forty acres. Provided, the person so having been in servi cs.shall not receive said lands or any pact t herof, if it shall appear by the muster roils of his regiment or hi• corps. that he deserted, or was dishonorably dis charged from service, or if he has receiv ed or is entitled to any military land bounty under any act of Congress heretofu re pas 6C(i." There are, no doubt, many persons in this coun ty who are entitled to the bounty which is grant_ ed under this act, and lest they may be imposed upon by speculators, we invite their attention to the Circular of the Secretary of the Interior, ex planatory of the provisions of the act, which is published in another eolum. NOTIC lk;S. GOLIEY'S LADY'S BOOK, for November. is profusely embellished with "The Evening titer," a fine engraving colored—" The Lord's Prayer," in six tableaux, an original design by Eremite— Colored Fashions for November—The Estrange ment, printed in tints--“ Before and after the neat Election," a hit at the tints—Model Cottages, Cage Birds, Ladies' Work, Ake, &c., 17 in all. The usual and favorite list of contributors nearly all preside something for this numberof the Book. GRAHAMS AMERICAN MONTHLY MA GAZINE; for November, la also highly embel lished olth ..The Highland Chase," a beautlfu , mezzotint by Welch—"The Angel's Whieper,'t by Inman—Paris rashlears, and the American Qoail. 4 •Major Richardson. Dr. Elder, Messrs. Whlpple, Bayard Taylor, weld, Street, Prentice, Conrad, Grace Oreenwoird, and other gentlemen and ladies contribute to ita melt. SARTAIN'S UNION MAGAZINE, for No vember, has also come to band, embellished with three leading Nairn, "The Ministers," "Porporn amid his Pupils," and "Rather before Abut:eras," with other Roe illustrations, and excellent reading ttlattlf to match. SARTIY a MIMI determined to merit a liberal patronage for his M 2 Psilln and to rapidly securing it. irrßev. Dr, Bcnnucera. will accept our thanks for a copy of en "Enayow Chwich Deseirstent," by himself, and originally prepared for th e "Evan gelical Review,"—now published lor itself. We need Scarcely say that this , Foes, arblah is ad• dressed to the friends of Biblical Christianity, is an able prodection, and wall worthy a careful pa tneat. ' The welkomed reputation of the author if one of the most diathigulatted of our Theologi. cal taiebers em) Writers would be stdiicient glum silty ai to am ! we thick that this don' of the true' aptcOtal "Church ihrrelopv menu," Otitnot . o4l to odd 'to bi;SeuxitUust's tip petition. as a !anal, .4311aar t pribeilesl thinker' s a d, commend 'the Mohr 4m1A,14 11 t andnitlidi eu tun or in Ai._ 40•411 4.4.mi0titc0ntwitu;4311041;...... W e *envie kalif iltiO*01 1 01•0 ka Mil; PAO, W!.41%11 0 Pl o l4Rfi I.* 1r. 1 1 111 4 DiP!* Elwin itit PU1 11 14 1 44 *4 *Ai alpisOntsitisat, ukt Veiled *ow /414414 1 1410 at pio• ,041 ham Roar Eftwordes. ~ • THE SFr OlLllVgBl64lllliii#AWrilePit* burr Gazelle says that thif publiti mein eltlin that city, La oppose.. the figgitive laws was one Of the largest' ever boa-. in :Pitisburg, and was' addressed by souls •of the leading men of theplatte among them the Whig, Loco, and' Native candidates for Congress. • Doravron.—The Philadelphia "House of Refuge" has just realized the noble•le gacy of one hundrethhousand dollars from the estate of the late Frederick Kohne.— The institution is forthwith , to be enlarged, on a very improved plan, for the accom modation of five hundred children. 423. . 90 : 4 P 9 'f'Pr - P, o F: 4 PPlo*F 4 !or ... , i y toc>•tcx.vanftxTrr,vp. ': • A t titrliiti ° e 4 will' ...z. 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CO co 0 ti. ... •-• i k . . 9 , 6 ... ;2 1 t 11 ??, 3LIal i a l' 68 :1 illi V l' i ... 4 I t4 1 i TILE RESULT, The result of the rilection in Adams County, we suppose, are this has been made known to most of our readers, and few who have paid at tention to the political pulse during the last few weeks, will have been disappointed, unless, indeed, it be our Locofoco friends, who calculated coon• dently upon breaking down Mr. Sartssa's major ity to at least4oo, and upon carrying the county for DAA AA Mesas, Rtssext., and possibly kr ri too. The result comes about up to our expressed anticipations, saving that Mr. Smyser's vote is somewhat higher that we had calcslited, and Mr. M'lllvain's somewhat lower. Mr . Stay aer's majority, taking into consideration the small ness of the vote throughodt the connty, Is a very complimentary one. Had the vote been a full one, his majority in the county would have bean in the neighborhood of 900. Next to Cooper, tit opposition greeted their efforts to the CommissiOfter, and were quite san guine of beating Mr. Garter. Of this we were aware some week. before the election, and so warn ed our friends. The result shows that we were nat mistaken. The pains of the opposition, how ever, amount to nothing. as Mr. Ornate is, after ■ll, elected, and will take his seat in the Commis sinner,* Board. We have delayed our paper to- day a few hours, to secure the official returns of the election, which will be found in another column. It will be seen that the entire Whig County ' l'ick• et is elected, and that, taking into consideration the lightness of the vote, Adams county has done better then most of the Whig counties in the State. The entire vote an Tuesday last, for Canal Com missioner, we* 3524. At the last Presidential Election the entirisoote of the County? was 4,383 —showing that 839 were absent from the polls on Tuesday last. "(he Whig vote in 1848 was 2576—0 n Tuesday last 1963—showing that 813 Whip' failed to vote at the late election.— While a few of the township* have dime badly and exhibited a surprising indifference to the im portance of the issues on Tuesday', there are oth ers—gallant little Freedom, Conowapt, Union, Oxford, Hamilton, and Bader, for inst. noe--which have born themselves gallantly In the gght ani deserts all praise. York Ord Adams. Contrary to all our , expectations, based wear w hat we deemed reliable advice, from York, that county has given an unusually large majority for the entire Locofono ticket, which, of coons, m ews* the election of Darman and Korn" to Congress from this district. Tim advice* from York throughout the canvass had led us to bee. lire that In no event Could Mr. Kurtz receive more than 400 majority there, while it wee hoped that Mr. M'llvaln would mess Danner so hemd as to enable Adams county to oeutrol the result.-- We have been deceiVed, however. York county gives Danner and Mote (rein 900 to 1,000 major. ity, and this . Di strict must submit to • lo n eolbes; ,reprasantatkes in Congreasforthe next threeyears Patties axe clues in the present. Congress, and it may : be that the fate of the Ye:lff question will dammed upon Mr. Danner's seta. If so, we hops it may provee.mone favorable to Anemic - an interests than we have reason to suppose. The Result's the mate. The itstatni of .the Bledles throaglidet the State, tins az, ate too confused sand eentradle lay CO enable aetto rnitonnee tbe mink with any ptaefeloo.' The .aate; Itetiereri . se he tear dint county, 611'Pu:I arty tight, and It id probablithat the Locardee majorhy on he Stiff 'ticket will be not liaa 'then 10,000: ' The''idiCeOred Aseenibi 0 4 4 '1 14 3 .'4 1 ' 13 in 4 0 t4444.` 4 ;ii0i:V 1 14:": s B ll ll4o l4 3 iii 44 in tituis c' Whig ,fkintooki roodymot. vitiP.7,llo* 46 ° 0 _ ,te $ OOO Pod9rllii I ;YfbAlt 4w•PoIIPSY dry the lagtotocos a MOOPISA 4 0 9. Judge Potter is beaten in Northampton by Braise for Legistem• • Schnyildil skate ens Wyly: aid atm Losoreal i :Colombia county - 4e also to. ported to have elected a Whig Assemblyman`; Bedfbrd do. Judge Myers Is reported Ito •fiare Eaton Drum in the Armstrong district roc Sena tor, and Best is said to be reelected Prom Mon tour. These are Whig gains, and If correct may MVO us in the Senate, it least. For the State Ticket, Carbon Mint,' is Mid to have given 150 Locafoco majority ; Cheater 540 Whig, Cumberland 400 Loco. Dauphin 300 Whig, Erie 1500 do. ; Franklin 400 410. ; Leban on !no do. ; Lancaster. 1500 do.; Mifflin 400 Laeo. ; Montgomery 800 do.; Philadelphia 2000 Whig ; Schuylkill 150 Loco.; Susquehanna 000 Logo.; WINIUDONINICId 1500; York 1000. IMI -sou gmror 1 ', llo •Popt %VA% P laud 9moil f Mt!M! ii'finnta *nom { 1 1 a 'laPuiltiTior I. {. lima vow W 1 4 9? 0. • .ipsvpsyi t'fl( 2 ~., t.l - 5 3 , • 0 Imo`s { ' , iv rl .1-1 ....0v rr, Congressional Election. We annex a list of the Members elect to Con gress, as reported by last night's mil. It will be men that while the Whigs have unexpectedly lost some districts, they have MI unexpectedly gained others. Levin is beaten 974 in the IM district. Jones eaves himself by about 500 in old ..Mother Betts r iticLanaben's majority in the Franklin district is about 600. The returns al ready received indicate the killowing result in the districts mentioned. Whig Members in bales : I. T. H. Florrenee. (gain.) 2. J. R. Chandler, 3. H. D. Moore, 4. J. Robbing, 5. J. McNair. (gain.) 6. C. N. Taylor, (gain.) 7. J. C. Dickey, 8. Thaddeus Stevens, 0. J. C. Jones. 10. . Dimmook, 11. H. M. iuller. 13. James Gamble. (gain) 14. T. M. Bibighaus, ,15 v 4 Wm. H. Kurtz. (gain) 16. Jr X. MeLanahan, 17. A. l'arker (gain) 10. J. H. Kuhn, (gain) 20. John 4llison. 21. 7'. Al, Howe, 24. James Taylor, (gain) •In the lath District, Joel 11, Danner. Loco., islielecteall to supply the vacantly in the presents Congress occasioned by the death of Henry Nes; Whig. 01110 ELECTION. oicpThe election for Governor, Mem bers of Congress, and Legislature, took place in Ohio on Tuesday last'. The re turns come in slowly, and indicate a Whig gain, but whether sufficient to control the result remains to be seen.. We notice that SAWOILL GALLOWAY is probably elected to Congress from the Columbus district, as Franklin and Licking counties are report ed to have given him 300 majority each: We hope this may prove correct, as Mr. G. is a fearless, eloquent and whole-eouletlf Whig. The following is the latest des- , patch from Columbus Coulomb', Obt. A. W--The Whip, sceerding reports at one o'elock. , A, M., have gained One representative in Franklin county, one in Jefferson, one lit Coshocton, one in Summit, end one in Cuyahoga, add., senator in Summit and Portage comities. ' Wide Mayor Skate4l it Haiti= 11011111111. On Wednesday last. an election' was held in the City of Baltimore fbr Mayor' and Council. lanes* (Whig) is elected 'Mayor by 789 majority over Tumor* cofoco.), The Whigs have electe d ,8 mem ,. bera of the let brim* of City Centel. and 4' nteiribera of the 24 bratieh 410' Locoforms 12'of the ,litt braach,.and of the 24 branch. The Locolosio majoAly in Baltimore at the recent Opben•toriit, election was *XS i Among the Rei!* of, Oki L004)09, eandialttee,frktitt.q944-;. on, vro s obser F gilowf Ti m ar. ror'tifo 121'h eiard. He 1 0A), votes, whilst the ' ,Looorodo Fomit Mayor wasbeaten in the same ward by 42T vOtee: This Surbithes' evidence of Eying A to tta h l l ~i•o htep i•opikritt ,ottiet (red= i. row: ood,roo•)rkd i t 14 he 4F, # i, e47cE l. 44444 hie if "a n 8"" dieeetsrefe.-The Chet* . leetetiit (Ve•) rift Pkitts ,turrtiof,M,r lesson of OW pia* from Harrisburg, with his fugitive, slaves.. '°l rendered to him under the new regitiete ; Shire Yaw, remarks: ' ' • It was somewhat a novel, thetf.. r 4 . 1 1 7 ". ifying spectacle, to see two fugitive @brie. homeward bound, under the °huge Pc:, officers from a free State." ' IN 71116 lets of Syracuse, N. Y., hovel madliotifirq following nominations: For President—Gerrit Smith, 'white' man. For Vice President-Bam Want, Mash man. 'l'his is what might be called ••the ed ticket." lir :: - '4 ?.,';'; : 1110 I -4, i , it • 4 ip rin q t hi M i l l Li .E 4 Tne Wearrn eur Cauromm.-:-Receilt areounkt in part mentos .delis predletion of of Co = t kire Catesby ionic, thst (Or ty. tui 'wiU be'obtained done dun the coursed umbe l f lo rae by working LW digging. That email antiren • Almo country with a stew to a knowikedge !Nits agricultural capabilider.-tie being a limo. tical farmer hunwr-mantrni came td tee conclusion that fimMill t ior Odle country is valuable for egrievittoti. He saw wild oats sideirlid ittaatatal OVieliag &litho as far as Ihk.neoiteletdleseli. and of 'he most luxuriant ZialMier• Liirt gaol s hill been cultivated is,eanti,and • rding every. op pearinee of et 'heavy crop, In the dry and hot Allah had been throssn u p, as a , ar ound thMoorn-bald r and the earth thrown up and forming the efithank nienkallordol an excellent growth of_ let tuce, onions, Ate. , The country haul a sheet of seniors, end yet without a drop of rain. Neither is there any dew, as he had found by clamping out in the hottest wea ther. There would seem to be something i n me ehmate, soil, or atmosphere, which supplies the place of rain and dews in the I vtpklde creation., Forests of white oak, O'S - Outfits are six or eight 'feet in diamo eter, exist:and some of the trees are so an cient that they are fit only for fuel. Tim ber is abundant and valuable. HORRIBLE MURDER AT WEST CHESTER. —The Philadelphia Ledger has the follow ing particulars relative to an awful murder that, occurred in the vicinity of West Ches ter, Penneylrwin, on Saturday morning last: Some . of the children belonging to the sChool at Rocky Hill, three miles above West Chester, on reschieg the shoot-hbuse, Scant their teacher, Phebe Sltarpleu, ly at the door, weltering in her blood, and qte dead. Lying near her was the wad ding used in loading the gun, which, upon oratninition, was found to be a piece of the Saturday Evening Post. In the course of the dity, George Pharoah having been seen in the vicinity with a gun, was arrest ed on suspicion, and, strange to relate, nn his person was found a portion of the Sat urday Evening Post, and the wadding found fitted to it. He was eommitted to prison to await a further examination.— The deceased was an estimable young la- Ay, aged about 28, the daughter of Aaron Sharpies'. Recent arrivals at St. Louis from the Upper Misiouri mention that the Indiana .con the northwestern frontier are in a very •unsettled and dissatisfied condition, and much bloodshed is enticpated from trite'. line feuds. A band of two hundred Sioux warriors bad started out against their foes, 'the Pawnees and Ottoett, and a smaller party against the Rees. This expedition 'or the Sioux, it is thought, will be the air .nal fur a general rupture A man who died recently p inertial Hospital, -at gun-shot pound, survived sixty-right hours after the ball had passed through the right auricle of the heart! This is certainly a lemakahle phenomenon in the history of surgery. Upon a post-mortem examina tion the ball was found lodged in the spin al bone, after also passing through the 'edge of the lung. DISEASE - AXONU CATTLE.—The Simon ith News hie a letter which states that the 'eat& in the Northern section of the State, up to the Virginia line, were dying by thousands from some singular disease, in. .troducetl by a drove of cattle that passed through that section of the State. 'flto4ls ands had already died. It is said that the widow and daughters 'of the late Professor Webster, are about to remove to Fayu!, in the Azores, where a daughter resides. ller husband is Gov ernor Faye!. We believe Mrs. Webster is a native of the Island.—Rochester .1111- vediser. We learn with great regret the death of the HMI. UIteSTKR HUMP:Le worthy and valuable member of Congress, represen. ling the II th district of Pennsylvania.— Hu died on Saturday last ilk Philadelphia, where he had arrired on his Way home from Washington. . Mr. b. Gafleter, a distinguished Txtut of Ohio, has, it is said, been appoint *id Private Setretary to Mr. Corwin, Seri= nary of the Treasuty. The lowa %.Btateeninn" (Democrat 'concede, the election of Mr. Miller, Whig to Congress by a amioray of 'about tOO THE Boston Mercantile Journal. gives The following notice of the moat popular remedy of the day t WILD CiittwlV Bskuli.—We lipeOk praise of Wilder's Balsam of Wild Cher ry, because we bellere from our own knowledr of the anicle that it is one of the but in market for the complaints for which it is recommended This medicine, coming front such a res peedahle seuree and' carefully prepared by et experienced and skillful physician, is reeetradhy the public with confideneee— tworkeitcy has been proved in many. obs &rate cues of disease, and its fame has rapidly extended. It has been utensire- IF neOti in ever Y Part of the'sountry, par tstmlarlyist die Middle and Northern State. fiNd :iktiott testimony from intellignnt and' usputable persons has been ad *AVOC of Its miring as a remedy *w Ala& :and eonghha, affections of the ojoge o llisossed liver and dysplipaia. .110 01, Notie gesiiiste unless sighed by I. roulius wrapper. For sale by B. H MiEktisHlCti tat, Getiyebu 1.1,1 ALTIMMUIt ow.. iIItAIRKET• Asl4:orts okrir tivirsAo hi o "bo rl• 4 4ourstdodio"ltim- ., 4, Howard ° I at *4 TiS.4ll4 . okyv Mill 45M0 1 4.?4, 1 0 11"tfe l o ur u IeM I TIL , i . 430 PN allk 1011 4414044141 Lei-, T CP as olrherN (NCI et t . 4 :White wilisool As .1. fando our ,irWo (au a *I * to , Cogi PP, ,fi 4 *.i yolk* 6 apple, . ti i O ft a• • lq. liq Otialli t ,, , I VetTrittlA-Joiorwr ranged fermi .22 to WS at We Kook** 1 00 40 a, 444 net,., Ao!tineW ging $135 gross. , ,_ g' ,_, - StattPi ls tl f .11 Y e11°14 , fVi P' or 1" ' ' 1144414 E ps ,pp i Aniglth,hy . Rev. Wne-1 11 r4ino fiencith,, Mof Attune pouryty, P. and Miii,Atelker rollgynlyg:FridOOPk Oh, NIL I t llo l /4 OIL; bY . dle Rev. Vret:Hardin, AD ALltontind kin LTDI4 Orove--beth of Ger. mAny, Otelltelleth ult., by the Rev. Berate Noland, Mr. 41wpm FLOttEr sod Mina Zymase A. 014`dounty. • ,_,DIED. OK glib' ith ultimo, near Johnasille, Finder, fek Un, Md., lona W. Hives, (formerly of this idace,) aged 43 .years. • .04 'ON Jltb qt htepte other Inet. in Seneca coun t'', tPhig, Mrs, Eta,srion Dela KLamorr, widow of glen 11rinkerhotrdeceasrd. (formerly of this nut) . ) aged 8Q) ear*, mouth and Jaya. r i r rVlColl7lo4l „Methodist Episcopal Chtireh • :i s eeted near the residence of DA yid to rlin. Franklin township, AsA attis t etilinty. Pa., will be dedielitifd og worghlp .of Almighty God. 0k, ; ,,. Me Sri / November next, at 10 'ea ,, A. M. 141 / ..,1 4 1, I'BBo. ..urinal and Ufaß i l er, P • CP " ..; ' . ' TO TANNERS. ; , PA . ROSENSTEEL'S PATENT. TOE' stittecribei'inviteithe attention of "ritintia 1014 . Leather I)esiliiie to hie" 04 1 11 1 W lament id Tanniag Apparatus, by which ieithet can ' be turned but in oneAltid the 02141 time; at a givit aisinjg df colt indllabdr. ; Cerdficitei able can be showttfrom persons who hate tested the merits of the improteirtents, arid tiho testify to its great superioiity aver all other processes. For particulars see large bills. Shop Rights and County Rights 4111 bb disposed of, at reasonable rates. IrrLetters addressed to the undersign ed at Ickeiburg, Petry county, Pa., will meet with pmmrit attention. WM. H. ROSENSTEBD. J 1 OARD• Mnsend. ortotte ath infritinell that some of the Tanners in this county. are busily' engaged in condemning thb titeritti of my' Improvement in Tarinint, as Well as my judgment as a tanner. I Haire ndt the least confidente in the sincdrity of this opposition, and hereby Obligate myself to pay to any Tanner in the county, who shall succeed in inducing any. tanner that has a dopted my plan to abandon it and return to the old mode, the sum of one hundred dol. late. Further I. will guarantee the Itn protement to operate as I represent, when I put it in. or when done according to my direction, or no pay. Yours, &c.. WM. H. ROSENSTEEL. New Oxford, Pa., Oct. 11,18130.-31 rirOTICE. T ET'I'ERS Testamentary on the Es- A tate of CHRISTINA BENDKR, late of Mounljoy tp. Adams co, dec'd, having been granted to the subscriber, ' , mice is hereby given to all indebted to said estate to make payment withoutdelay, and to those having claims to present the same for settlement, to the subscriber, residing in same town ship. SAMUEL DURBORAW, Oct. 11.—lit Fzecutor. - r -- NOTICE. Rush of Philip Groupe, deed. HE undersigned, appointed Auditor . by the Orphans' Court of Adams county. to settle the exceptions - and dis puted items in the Administration account of Jouts GROUPS, surviving executor of the lam. will and testament of Gaourx. dec'd, will attend fur that purpose at his office in the Borough of Gettysburg, on Friday the tat day of November feral, at 10 o'clock of said day, when and where all parties interested are requested to at. tend. R. 0. M'CREARY. 0ct:.11.-21 A 4 NOTICE. LETTERS rd Administration on the es i•-• tate of JACOB BENDER. late of Ber wick township, Adams county, dec'd, having been granted to the subscribers, notice is hereby given to those indebted to said estate to make payment without delay, and to those having claims, to pre sent the same properly authenticated for settlement. MICHAEL BENDER, UEORGE MYERS, ildministrators. frrThc first named antweribei resides in Ber wick town■hip, the last in Litecatown, Germany township. Oct. 4.-61. NOTICE. TIM undersigned, Auditor, appointed by the Orphans' Court of Adams county, to distribute the balance in the hands of JOHN BURKHOLDER, Administra tor of ELIZABETH EHRHART, dec'd, to and among the heirs and creditors of said deceased, will sit for that purpose at the public house of Charles Myers. in Bendersville, Adams County. Pa., on Fri day the.Bs4 of November next. *ll o'- clock, A. M., when and where all persons interested are hereby notified to attend. WM. B. WILSON. Oct. 4, 1860--,3t L_grrEßtil of Administration on the Es mi-A late of Gamma Ot M'finuartr, latent' Franklin, township s Adams county, Pa. decesied, basing been granted pi the *db. icriSer, residing in said township, notice is berebrgiven to those indebted to said estate to make paynaent, and tb those hay ing blaims toy present the same properly authenticated for settlemeet. Al %V 11.101Abl PAXTON, wthe'r. Sept. 50.,-6t NO TIC E. Hob! Directors of Franklin lownehltt will meet at the house of Henry Hartman; In.said township, on &I -urdoV; the sth df Oeteher next, to select Teachers to take :Amite •of the 'Penni° fichools of the The Onm , mitleeir Of the 'ditlimmt , l3thools"Of 'that toirnettilreird fetitested' to attend.' • AB 19001'T; Bec'y.• Se. t. ' NOTIOAL t Rotate 17soadore' ;FilareNdlVlNUili r ErrERA of Admienstradoti; quit*s estate of THEODORE H. 811LEF r-i #ricstribuqfi AvaTie.** 1 7 , ti4eo"l•64* Liv i ng b On * gaited to the o, {fiber; rattling in Olit,ttsburg, notineliliereby given to all who a re indebt ed tonaill samm a lso *lke payptent sfithstyt delay, end - 26%mm ha vlngola tms "to present them grope 4. authenticated for settlement. • CO MAUS R. SHJEFFER, Aug. t =er ' NOTIO3II. ETTERS of Adm inistralhott on thiell- A tale of hanntait tlaanam.lells of ntsr wick borough. Adams co. dead, having beet► granted to the subscriber, residing in Ber wick borciugh, notice is hereby given to such as aro indebted to said estate to make payment without delay, and those having claims are requested to present the same, properly authenticated. for settlement. REUBEN HARMAN, Sent. 37.---6 t Adtn'r. NEW 0,001:15 Halngr . sl);" Varkiy II'HE subscriber invites the attention of thelinline to the larfgassornrwint Of Goods just received at his Variety Store, ott'thev+North West cot* of . the • Dia; mond. 43stlysburg, Pa., iighlett b 6 will hi pleased to sbowio.ell ho May favor him with a call. The stocketinSidUnift part, of COFFEE, AIWA #(01414`34E5, SYRUP, 1101V.67 T#4B. Spice! pc: all kinds, Salt, rclh, OH, &c. ; also Alle4aeljeat and bay.l.4* . China, Glass, and Queensware, ever offered 'the plar43; also HARD WARE TABLE CtTLERY, ca. fee' ii large assortinctt of Cedar Warii,,litch as Tubs, Buckets, Churns, ate, 17 ill o w Baskets, of all sizes, Ladles' Travelling Baskets, Bruslis, Brooms,Whispa, Crackers, (a superior arti cle,) Cheese, Pickles, Confections and Fruita 61 all kinds. Also, constantly on hand a full supply of the beat FAMILY FLOUR, aid different kinds of Feed, HAM & BA CON, Hominy and Beans. Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars, with a large variety of Fancy Articles—all of which will be sold at re. markably low prices for cash ur country produce. . . The, subscriher , returns his sincere thank. to the public for the liberal patro nage heretofore extended to him, and in vites pitriltasers to call and examine his stock beftiiii purchasing elsewhere. ,WM: W. HAMERSLY. Oct. 4, 1850. • . PUBLIC SA LE OF BEd!. dINDPERSONdIL PRO PARTY. THERE will be otteiell at Public Sale on the premises; tin Saturday the MA HOUSE & LOT, in Butler township. Adams county, adjoin ing binds of Nicholas BusheY, John %p Al. ter, and others, containing 8 ACRES, about 2 acres of which am in excellent timber. The balance is in a good state of cultiva tion, with a good proportion of Meadow. There is an exeellentthriving ORCHARD on it, bearing a variety of choice fruit not to be surpassed. :The improvements are a DOUBLP GOO ROUSE, alli with a running stream of water near the door, a log Barn, nearly new, a spring house, and other out buildings. pa'Saltt to commence at 12 o'clock M., when terms will be made known by V. W. KNAUSS, S. P. KNAUSS PCPAIso, at the same time and place, will be sold a large variety of PERSO NAL PROPERTY. Oct. 4.-4;1'50 ..oeatinel" please copy. List of Letters Remaining in the Post Office, at Gettys burg, on the Ist October. . A--Mills .Itlilison, Any Daguerrean Artist, Heirs of Hubert Akins. 11—Henry or George Beeseeker, Hannah Belt ler, George H. Bell, Michael r. Black. ri.onuel Bolden 2, Chtiyidto Hoona, John Buznion, George'llearil, Henry Bricker. John fidget. C—Duct, Carpenter, James Cantwell, W I. Cainhell, Maria Culp, Lucia Cole. D—Anthony I)eartlortf, Diehl, Sarah M ash, Elias Dion E —Charles Ever:reties. Geo A Epley. F—Ellen P Frazier, Conrad Fuchs, J s R Fair field, George Faulk. G—Catharine Guinn, Andreas Gloik, Mare J Gallagher. H—John Hamilton, John' Horner, John Harri son, ' M Hazen, John Henderom, Al l y Honed, Eli Horner, John Herget, Nancy Holmdel', John Herr. I —Win Irwin. K—Peter Kcppart, Patrick Kenneilay, Sarah Kcmp. L—Emsnuel E Lower, J K Longwell, Wm Lain, Joseph H Little, George Little, Nathan iel Lightner, David Lenhorn. M—Fanny Magahnen, Jacob Miller, George Musser, Isaac Myers. . N—Henry Newcomer. o—Peter Omdorff, Eliza Orr. R —Peter Rodgers, Jacob Res, Rosanna Rhine, Peter Reed. S—John D Sehriver, J P Sherman 2, Jacob Smith 2, Peter Smith, Samuel Smith, L R Stan denmeyer. A btrasbaugh. T—Todd 411. Dawson, Matthew Totem', Tru. men Traumas, Louisa Trainer. W.—Ann Wilson, William Wilson, John White, Elias White, John Weyer,' John W Welsh, Samuel Weleour, James Waugh, Mar garet Walker, Joseph Walker, John Waggoner, Peter Wagoner, James' Wade, Hoary W Wit . Y.-Jane Young, William Yets. Z--Ziegler Emanuel. o;l•Persons calling Su. lettteii in the above list, will please nay' they tre 'advertided. Oct' A. 111: BUEHLER. P. M. Ladies' Dress Goods: RO. de Rhine, Gm.' Arrique. `Lir thew.and Chsme!eon Silks, French and 'Tibet Merinos, Panottattas, Alpac cant. Poplins, clophineres, Detains, Chintzes Prints, &c., with trimmings to suit. in great vlriety, and at the lottcsit possible prices, can be had at the cheap store of Ott. 4. D. MIDDLECOPF. A '1`.14A1311 f R WANTED. ,a TEACHER, qualified to to take /1 . chime of an English School, is wanted at Pheet'a School Nouse, in Freed om township. A liberal compeniation will be allowed to a competed teacher— none other need:Apply t ,. ; Apylieation must be made soonNiAllllBllll4ltii Kji. or ARRA. HAM SCOTT. 1 .- Oct. 4.-3 t , :e , " SHAW 4 ! ONG inil - Sqttare; - or - every variety, from,hisit, -to •lovi•pries, just tip* audlor mdeldtesp , .04i. 4... • D. SILDDLECOFF: 14 A C° agar. yrup, /dolma- , #ei!. Chafe. rah, , due. Mk o ea as lootrtgleq4r OPFso( 4tc..chelip-a,‘ • Ipitz4 rAkiNESTelcit's. RZEIBONSI • nt ,Likattil 4 , attention is asked to a and varied aasortment' of plain IVIANtUA, and SLTIN RIBBONS, of every widih'stitl color that may be de. Oct. 4: J. L. SCHICK. grWANTED—A. Domestic to do the wOrIC-tor• an Onlinary sized Fatnily4 ' A co/ored woman would he pre ferred. .Good character and correct hab. its will be , essential in the applicant, who may fled a permanent situation in a pica sant biome. 111CPEnquire at the "Star" (Ace. .TAILORING. TRE, undersigned ackriowlettge* Ms indebtedness to his nuritettitis friends for the liberal share of pstronsge extend ' him, and respectfully 'ma them that he has -ecsived the ^ L & FISHOINS, abet prepamd to ex alt orders to his fine linen, with prompt nee., and et; reteonahltt prices ,ipqrAll .work entrusted to hii care, warranted to fit. R. 'MELIA. N. APPRt ICt to the tail- NT orii . 4 business will be taken by the sub eertber, if immediete:apPliestion he made. The aPpliceni meat be of good character and correct habits. One from the country would be' preferred. J. 11. S. Gettysburg, Sept. 6.-3 m TAILORING. E. 4' . MARTIN, AT THE 01.1) STAND, N. W. COR• NER OF THE ,01A,SIOND, Get tysburg, TENDER their thanks to their custo mers for past favors, and respectful ly inform the public that they continue to Cut and Make all Garments, in the best manner and on reasonable terms. The cutting will be done as here tofore, by RC/BURT MARTIN. Fashions are regularly received, and.every effort made do secure a good --fit end substantial sew ing. The subscribers hope, by their long experience in the business, and renewed efforts to please. to merit and receive a continuance of the public patronage. 7The fall and Winter F■shionah&ve just been received from the city. lICrAII kinds of country produce taken in exchange for work. E. & R. MARTIN. Gettysburg, Oct. 4, 1850.-11 • - • WANTED.—An Apprentice to learn the Tailurin,g business. One front• the country would be preferred. Oct. 4. E. & R. MARTIN. DP.31313 000©01 A new and Splendid A ssort ment just received by J. L. SCHICK ) wRICH he will be pleased to exhibit to all who may call at his Store in Haltimore - Sireet, neatly sprmsite Fain]. estocles. The goods have been selected with care, and Will he sulk at remnrkably low prices. Among them will be iuupd the most kohionahh, CHANGEABLE SILKS. LURK SATINS FRENCH MERINO&L CAME. LION DE LAMS, FIGU RED DE,EAINES. Brneade Camelions, Cobtirg Cloth. Alpa ca.. Bonnet Velvets and Satins ; together with a large assortment ,f Ribbons and Flowers, Stockings and stoves, hie:tilted and unbleached Mdslins, woolen and eat ton Flannels, Cloths. Castiniere, Vestl,lo Caesium. French worked and moiftning Collars, Curls, Hair Braids, Bottoms of various kinds ; in short, alinost any thing in the Dry Goods line. The attention of the LADIES is particularly invited to toy stock of Goods, which will he found to comprise mit mile the most fashionable, hut the best kyles. Call and examine theta. J. L. SC HICK. Gettysburg, Sept. 20, ISM. EATS. EATS. LATEST FASHIONS THE undersigned respectfully inftitnis his 'Heinle and The public generally, that he has' just manufactured a in:Perim lot of HATS of the best materials and !meet style, at his old establishment iu South .Baltimure street, opposite ilia Vompiler .office, - and next door to Wampler's Tin ning Establishment—embracing the fol lowing : Superior Mole-skin Plush Hale. Silk, Russia, Fine Fur, and Slouch Hats, etc., all of which he will sell low for cash, or country produce, it delivered immedi ately. Furs taken in exchange for Hats. J. J. BALDWIN, Agent April 28.1850. TYS,BURG FEMALE SEMINARY. Ht inetittition, under the directiod df .Miss WAWee, Will be re-opened on Monday the lld of September, and con'. dime in two sessions of five months each,. until the last of June ; leaving July end August for vacation instead of May and October. ' Tattas..---Ten dollars per session of live mouth. ; with extra charges fur the Lan guagea• Drawing add Fancy Work. Pu pils will be charged from the time of en tering till the end of the session ;,and uo deductions from the priie will himide. ex cept for time lost by the Tenchbr. of pro tracted Mouse of the pupils.. • Reference is..reepectiqlly made to the following gentlemen.: . • • J. B. lorPherson, Rev. Dr. Rehmucker,, J. A. Thompson, Bor. Dr. Danaher, R. 0. Hares,.'' t ' Dr. D. Hdhielt, 'PrOt Ja Hon. M. Weloon, Pea Stover,. _ . J. B Drnoreti - • .0.• ,:'RErv. IR Jikaoten, A kag.l. ao.,(March 3)4-4 -• • • • * }AI' • . ' HAT O* c*PS I • lOW Boots & Shoes ! T , Htinftwerilwe his just est fiotn iher City with n new and full eupply of Hats caps Biioti .. aikd floes, of all, kinds, prices, and styles, which will. be sold cheap. ocrlteinember his Store for providing for 'Nile two extrernes,"— the head and feet—two doors below the Post ()Orme. My stock is the largest and best selected ever opened in this market. Call and sec. IV. IV. PAXTON. Gettysburg., Oct. 4, 1850. • Shawls ! Shawls ! L. MUCK his just received a qu' • splendid lot of Bay State Shato!s, to which he would ask the attention of the Ladies. Also, a tine article of Gam Shoes. Phiitideel 9 IF" thtiMaallalre_ 'AGEnt F THE SALE tOF Sou H WORTH RIANCEACTURINa COB W*ftlNtl PAPERS. lirsiithOnge; rib. 8, watei Etreei; 93) ewes of tbeshovdor Ps rs )(1 store , grid for ale to the. trade et the lowest market Niels; ectitsisting part of Finit thick rim Cips, It, 14,15, ilia 16 lbs. blue and white. SoperAlie Itedtuat and Dead Writings; blue and - White: • Partni — entiiir and 'ltitterfiait Folio Poiti, Mite and white; plain and ruled. Extra super Linen Note Perkin, end silt. Superfittierld fine Bill PipAs;ionstetid braid. Superfine tine fine Counting.tiouse taps Mid Posts, blue and White. Extra wittier Cbotress Cips lnf Lettirs, Superfine Sermon Cafe and Posts, blue bud white. Mtperfinti blue linden }bin Lbtters, Extra super Bath Posits, blue and white, plain .and ruled. Embroidered Note Papers and Envelopes. Lawyer ti" Brief Papers. Supertilid aml flue Caps and Posts, ruled and plain, blue and white, various Itualities and pri ces. Alan, 1,000 reams white and assorted Shoe Pa• pers. Bonnet Boards, white and assorted Tissue, Tea, Wrapping, Bnvelope, assorted and blue Me• diums, Cap Wrappers, Hardware papeis, Ste. July Itt, 1830.--tim To Physician ' s, I)ruggi6ts, lind Country 1 .11erchantst-- irev. J. N. KEELED. and IntO., Elrod re ar/ spectfully solicit attention to thhir fresh stock of English French .German and American DRUG& Medicines. Chemicals. Faints, Diloi Dye Stotts, Glassware, Perfumery, Patent Medi. tines, kc. Hating opened a new store No. tiNi Market street, with a full supply of Drugs arid Medicines, we respectfully solicit Country Deal ers_toexamine our stodk berme perchishlgillso• where, promising dill and all whei May feel SHP posed to extend Its their patronise, to sell them genuine Drugs end Medicines, onus liberal terms as any other house in the City, and to faithfully execute all orders entittstod to us promptly itid with dispatch. One of the proprietors being a regular physi cian, affords ample giiiiranteeof the genuine dual. ity of all articles 'did at their establishment: We especially invite Druggists and Coultiry Merchants. who may wish to become Agenti for Dr. Krrke's refebrattd Amity Medicines. (*and and and popular medicines,) to forward theie ad dress. Soliciting the Vitreous of dealers, we respectfully remain, J. N. REELER & BRO., Wholesale Druggists, No 294 Market si. Philadelphia, bept.l4, 1:1;40—iy ('otter's Patent Oil Cloths. Patent Oil Cloths for Carriages, Ttr• bles, Floors, Stairis, taps, &c. THE subscriber has in stnrettied Is con staidly manufacturing a eninplete as sortment of Alma goods, ilia quadity ,o which is unsurpassed, and which . he is enabled to sell Am dealers at prices that Cali not fail to give satisfaction. . ,C 1 bierchanio at a distance wishing in: formation concerning , prices,. 4 ttit.,,esit ad dress , THOMAS POTTEit. ~ianufaeturer of oil uouls, 1 23 Nunn I %4d* June 14, 1850.--3 iii Paper! Paper! Paper! Xo. 21 Bank, street, between Mdrket amt. Ches • nut, and :Id and lteatreetth rat ciativertir.. VHF: Stibseri6ers bed tti r rbeitteii: lion of eoifittry I.lu xera to their assortment of papers, enihrtieing the difTerciit variepes 01. Printing, Hardware, Writing, tilt 'elope, cod Wrapping papers, Tissiii papers, White and as sorted eoldrs, also Bonnet and Box'Boatth i . be. Being engegeil ih the maatifiettireot printing papers, they collet' order's from Priniers.fut any given mice which will be rdished at shiartao. lice and at fair prices : Market price dither in rilkh ojrtredepldlil for Hal*. DUCI Err 'lli KNIGHT, split. 14, 1349.—1 y No. '2l Bank it. E% — iIICKS JONES, intoLKPAut WILLOW Brush, Conib, Looking Glass, End Variety store; NO. 18, NORTH REbOND Under J. Sydney Jones' Carpet Warehouse.' irk WING to the liberal Shaft, of patrti ur nage I have received this spring ikon' my friends and ciumilers, tips induced me to rettelbed exertioni fur the prepiiiition bf inx fall mlock, all of Which. His 4estft mantifilethrell of the beat Materials andironi the best nlantifacttirers ot &silent Sutter and Europe. I again respectfully tkilic4 did AttiMlittn ; or metehaithi the etandenitlon tif my stink, which will to Mild at low est market pekes for Cash or city accept ,, CEDAR WAILEO6—AOO Willa Catlin' and-100 means painted Tuba. 200 barrel and lila staff Churns; 100 dozen Cedar and 601) dozen painted Palle:200 deztin Waalt Boards, 100 dozen neat Sugar and , Flour Boxes, Spiggota, S poon* attd . ,4o dlea. • . , .• , • WILLOW WARE'.. •-000 hest' Mark et and 200 nears' Chitlins Hoak", 400 Wind* (Idtichea. Malta Mid Cradles; a large assortment of French and Donlan .tic Baskets. ' BKOONS & Bit USHE9.-10;000 Wire Brooms,lo,ooo' bilialter' 200 dosen ea ch Will, Paint, Scnibidng, Shoe and Horse Brushes, 'Nadi; liihiming; Cloth and 'Hair Bruiliea of every etylis. COMBS.-2000 dozen ofvarious patens; aide, ' neck, ' packet. dreseing and fine-oath condo of every style: • LOOKING (4LAIRIEtzwe Pine Ching ,rv, Mahogany and (lilt !tante", of , la si ns and paters; (knittin g Foinithiand'illit-' glirh Looking (alosf flpies t ,4oll sizes, from 7 by 9 np,k042114$ 19110 1 9(packing ineol,o l Lo Nlris of the Pi1i119)17199107, ' IP° mh o, 11 1, ( 1:9i 0 P 1 9ih , • ; ir Seek ,40 , P,P17()!A ; lu t ltgllgt, Is : .N 4 and , !ERRING& ' PORK„a ~1 1 4mitkowk,pwcit RAMII.Iat stbRE; r t ilikoul., ; $OOOR4s • IA „ RD,44V " "‘ • , ORREst. Pept. 13.-301 • (IF every, pioNoriptloo. constantly on UP hand and for sale at 111./EIiLdER'S Tin Ware Establishment, opposite the Post Office. [Oct. 4. TRIMMINGS AND LACE. A NEW and healthful article of Trim ming for dreams, and Mack Silk Lace, can be had at,, SCHICK'S. • Jacquard , Wave Braid. A NEV aod beautiful article for Trim -Am- ming Ladies' dreieee, for ealo at the cheeliFtore of . J.' Ocf: 4. Trialtionore Advertisements. . • • i, . .141-i-kr[111121313 - • 0 4 - Li/ 7. "al • • • 4 .4irt v '," * 17:4• 09 .7-21118 Corner COST f.T 11•11 lil Corner of ?rail Street 4• Centre Markel ] wove, clothing War,elsouse. , , 1 Illi , ' pa:wild:tor of the a b ove estabilvh ment.would respectfuh;i inform 'the: citizens of Kaltimore and 'ricto4; thei `he has received from <EuroPe the , flilti END WINTER FASHIONS: . toil:filer With e rich assorinent, of, goods *defiled to the coining seas o n. enneisotel Sufierfale, French,' Gernhcla : I, V-en - kW. Cloths, Cliitar iliqiiitts; ,Pitati.; anti Pi/flig Ceasing'' ,4 _: • • ,., A new article Riff Cliti , Miailis anti isualittnm Coats. Also . e.• splendid `ifireatiment of Princh and Eng/fish. Cifashitettlt iffid Dobiainit,' ~ - . ~., .. ' of the moat desirable , styli" •Itiikthild this Beeson. RICH VESTINGB..... Wo.ffive and are cmistandy recitivlfft newitilei vif V,estings, consisting of plain 40 Agiared Silks and Woolen , Vdoei*, iitiiiid end striped Vodurseres,.Silks; Satins, and Vaknciers ', . " iit au shades and colors: ' titii CUSTOM WORK is, 4111 ernk lialrieliii dui( bleit;:thin. her—end aa,reorde tre and Wockman. lid!), is warranted 16 '` vb . ' crags sitleface ilim, and at greadv'xel ifebt4es, READY.MAII.* V 4111` Gil-Zll t ei•-•, aims iii want of Reinlrliastle lethink are partibultirly invited' td 601! WI C:tiniine our ilibek before ptifehilh*elieiiiteiliVilf we inahuiseture all q thilltlea offAS RION ABLE CLOTHING. And ode desoft. Meat of that articleie 'af , A, i filtills hate, which offers to ptirEitaiers a great itontoo moot of procurief,V, tin `fiftieth cif a ciusilits. which cannot bb obtelned id . 114, oth er Clothing Estabililihtelii lit the b 4; .. We have on. MIPS and are copillniily ihanidaintiring Gatlnehle or eretri ,ririetTi from the best triaterttillOil ,llie moat ap. tot died . stlies; tof katviilkAlyilltef ~ r.,”r:' - dfildstriblo et , ' -'-' , , 0 . .•-•..,. SurtOut; Stick and !Wind Iqter.col, Of allcolora.nuelities alidiiiee, Olin II la 4 60441 a, 5 Mk 'kill 4 1 P1 11 ' 11111 40.4' - 46-. • lititS i. i . SA.Cit A OviialtdivintiLr. k- lii* assortment 0 Bop!, Sack end Overcools, 20 per cent. ibis than the delta! Oleo/ . . , .•4.. 4 4, " • 4.. f tf.lt. ; .vptAivikE,F:,lVK Ahhi)iinSb oti ' , ,nnle from armsin *lid French Clothe. / i d the. 'latlsin inshierg I E. hirge stock 4trTtootta•Cotti.; , rinis null Neifat Wv• have• a large • asiorttifteni‘uf-Terited Ovalle . and , Sochi. • A'...NoW''Article..4; Forest Stiehl. for`Blorrilt 'Weather. , n iiiloroth. ll'ihn 13uic Fveliiifk Not tif BLACK Alp. RANGY-CAS % It 4 4 - itte ., PA Wl's ,pl' nierp variety.of, She' it rti4 0014; attit, 1 Ltd; . 1 . '':o ~..tl i tzd;t, 3 tiO, Arid upilirei: ' ' '`'. VEBTS. illaile freilii Itieit'irefriff,' :3a tills, Cashittetia ilia 'Valencieti.'atill 110 It.J 6 Kn'ttiCtliber dli ihre end hiscl.:l4ll-tier el Pratt mid Cer1114;11/nYkr/ &Atilt,' . It. 14.. OLp . lie,. d3,,11340.-ily . ' C ' ` Shirt Establishitent. , . _UNE hi' o'o Moat ex 11 RTSli.o•ive fik .1116 ' ; ' ;(1111ed States, rfo 170 kiajtimore 44 where 000 4lersims are employ • „and a hiobk di. tflOfitioaisn of Shirts always on hand ;•style andqual ities suitahlp catidtpkris,o . fthe 0)1014 ; 1 144 r. Chant" lathers visit ing invited to mitt anti eitarnine tiup,hirgesA,ged hest asserfatent oishirm thax heenviii boon offered iti 'this city, consisiing.tiislisika M * Mid qua, 'for Men and bills. *hich. rut ()tile and workitianahipteaganA.••44ooll3llo sill; More than tumid, bgen ntatle to ilitider tittiohtsdriiiMhAdehtiiitts, cuttAfts, 0 40 06 01 4 A3 41 Efts, cdlitpliii# diiidtaliiffin 'piety red epee ' ` 1 1'; jativorf, p • ro itaiumi,o'dodet, Math to, l000,;1=1t. • •i` , RD STORATION AND PRDSCRVATION or L . , UZ HA ILR. , ,D Y. , , H• , • e Wipe monvl fon t of Ilk. , A bAlizo. _ ; M ; WIISE & SON, finding it ithpoA • Bible ki..•tteua porsroor to tho great nutibor of daily ; Appl ibrps, quilt NI sections of the [felon; fi r - t ithme - tor baldnessiandlor their eel atOtt ,trAt ' ' 2 TONIC; , hare foetid it'itc 'l)6 , id I. ' point a General TraVelliftg'uttfete.lo vie. ft different cities and towne thetitightliitthe United States, veitiag' SIM Witti , attihority to appoint ifolikaltilutot , use, 1if,14. 4ielet - lhe Bair Totildt'aull di iiiplythir itrilB4 . oll , ATIVE. and to put theta into the hands of those 44/ 1 1 ) 8 .Y , ailOgiii t 1 0 ? Vennti PMerftrer a su ff icient Humber uf patients in any town or neighborhedii•ehalrbd obtained. ORPto'_.ooonot CaLvritTi `cr't illiikuiet county, Veit is alone authorised to act as General Travailing Agento Witleihe potreri above indieated, ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 Capt. O.' 'map , be expected 'to vieit, as speedily as possible. , tfteo principal 'cities and towns oldie' Unlow. l ~ • , ' ', ' ' IV4:ll.tCapt. Calvert wilF shirais %have on hand a Ml supply itrihs , MLitt TON- 'IC (Wife' eleansterthe - bead of tlandriiff, n . frealtheits , endAhr.igoratia - the hair, and Prevents It'ehto 'loan ofalfing off,). for the refionitil'lttountry , most contiltuou tr to his operations Vorit may always bo obtained, fit`wholesale, and forwarded to Any part of the What.' b/ addidiiiiing , the proprietors M. WISE & SON: Riehittend, Va. Price $9 per, dozen eutili. Six hot, des resllls—'—iit one ilollati gin& bottle. Dec. 7,1349.—1 y 'REMOVAL. -10101:FAHNESTOCK has REMO tiIIVVRD) his Hardware and Grocery ‘ Store M'the• Room' recently occupied by thmtit Sitt.t., on the South West corner I of the. Diamond, where he has opened a Much increased assortment of HARD WARE & GROCERIES, to 'which the attention of the Public is invited. • Gettysburg, Sept. 0, 10.50. eda Ware • 0 UCH as TAR, Buckets, Churns ; also Baskets, Brooms, &c., for sale by JOHN VAIINETOCK ALEX. IL STEVFN )111, ..411'ORNE .11T LAW, • OFF IC E in the Centre , Brynare, , Nortk of the Court-house, between Smith' end Steveitiluit's cement.: 'DEATH'S MOIL!" hlnu'r frequently do we twat this expression,. which is meant to ~rive] ro the mhte, the last stage of sickness that a pallint can be tesioe4d and live. etre . ; H i erriaci. member ef the rfrir l ~ itv church.wds, es she expressed heraeif, harinthe ,sown lo "death's door, - 4y Rheulontisat and Neer Von% Headache, when, lint an , er)get otetergy, 16ninny', Riady relieved her of heir Wins pains and restored her to her friend's in 'fn'tfee't health. The very .instritit RadwaY's Ready Re. turf is applied, its benetlelal effects are eiperien ri•il. It snnthes. heats , clean(,, Om! ppurifies ;it instantly allays irritation, reduce! intramniationt rind swellings, relieves Elie n'eur:algic nains, gives ease to Eintils, (lcalde l frureii;Erup:' tions, cures Rhedmittirem, (a'not t Pa. :alyals, Sprains, Strains, spsinits; stilt, peek, Weakness in the Ode and baCk.sOrei of unkind', bruises, chafes,sore throat, inffuenia, !tot rieness; coughs, colds: Sett. , . , i TOOTH ACHE: CURTI) IN pxp, sr,tl)lOrt. This tortbring offeetioli can he ctireff friin stant, for the Moment the Relief tniteliiii,ther . nerve, the frA 11' in mitigated. Sri with Tic' crane ab firmicraniii, NCiiralgia and siek headache bathe the pe'rts where :he pain ie moat severe, and' in ti few Minutes you' will be entirely relieved: Tdlren inteinally it will at , : rest the most violent apristim and eraniyi; atop vamitieg or too much purging, and in all eases give strength for weakness; ease for n'aih, healiN •tor shrimps,. No Ready Relief is genuine un: less signed by RADWAY it cm. Fulton st. r.' Ele' ant TO; let Ite(iiii.iiied• To isthlrellish and enhance the charms of hesetir: Rirdir4'd illedichted &bp: FriyOrably known throughout the larihiane J nle • world for Re extremely bfand, purifying rut, soothing iilecti on the skin. while by 1111 acting on the pores and Minute seeretory vessels it.ert. • pels ell the Impurities froth the surface; iiilaayyi,• avid, tendency to infldnimatiii'll, end effeetirillir 'ilissrpotei all feclhess, tan; pimples, spots; diegolorat bads and tither cutaneous hrnptiiMu ' • Gentlemen, after shavihg, Will find it allays all irritation ancl„tenderness of the drid . rendere 'it irk,: erndrith rind pfeasaht. It is free ,frepi poiscineus; irritating and PerniCiniis ingredients; and ,an jni need on the tender skin of (hti infitlit with the,elhili happy results as upon beairty in. ire prirtie., Each cake is envelntied ihEispiendo 'labial of,stiel engraving, with the signlitult; H. (.24,11anwar on each cake. l'riee 115 cent!. 'ltiritectikesi , THe crowning ornam e nt of lieguty le hluiliriant • head of hair.. Etidibdip hahii; '• Warranter' the bbst Hair Tonrc now in rise poi dressing end..beantify hie the hair. It cleruiegi ;he scalp f rom Dandru ff keeps it elhhi an,.ree leurry, 4,llllleba arid sores on :h. head, the Hair'freni,folling oat. renders it strong; it ira:kb and glossy. , l Who have lost t eir Hair b sickness n complete antidote in dbie Balm: It also givNs it a dirk and beautiful . •Fplor•ind .theivehts it frotti turning grriir:, It 'l4 501d.16 large bottles fdr 25 Cents per thhile, and warranted the best hair tirepiralloti in tire. It *iir not soil the hat, cap; or the linest fabric.'--; firorie gendine without the sigriatiire of flanwar & Ch. • ' tiPligiritai 'fol. iliF ',mi. 'dr 11)4 Birdie ertiClC4 'lii Adam toad ty—f-S. If :.13t1Elli:Eft, Getty's- Ilittriti,. Paxtfrie* filythe, Fairfield ; Air,. //herb if; 3 Cali towit .. Suter ingir ..S : N' , ,,jolotit, Litt lectredi'l Eii iit•iiiyA Ile klerl(inger, A blioa I etins ii ; .Ifillialif , V fl r O.; r,iiit &dill j D. .111: c; trade, Harflii.' •n r tifiiiglle & %Ferret, l'eFeriiliurg. t.' Sept. 6,1650-2 m ' • - * , td net I 'Usti and the sickness of itninaeli which offettitreelql.etciicertaiti Interesting ate kOkaily 'relieved, I.iid,ultimatetrettred, by the tise Brittidreth's Afilidtdblt died bitee - Or 'twice a i'voel: during ewitplti.littte.. They insure an essy end idle tirtic, ai], what the wish cf every tfitother, they secure a healthy and good tempe,rillt 01414, •. • • • „ , ; remarkable fact, that these ladies-; ivhtt,hitVeabetnt..itilhe habit of dinitg.liritt tirell4l ha ve•:.ultitnateily bebanta•so • epltil~r, dad the. ftebit Of the System co • • kicknese lil ItibtOchibr tither-nupkiitsani , sympteini . Ilse prevailed 'there during the litteresting,i)ekitid then at • tither times. or. 111111114Vill has it in his power to give referntiiia in eatab `llsloAlthi pitirif'or mu • wonderfill-poivers of •the Brandreill•;" In ca - ses of 1111011 y, *eitkness. tleetltre litectititiniptilitiapptittichieg, it will ho tel!kkiry`tb eihnniettic. with Smell do it!th•olib,pilliiii going id bed':, nesi'llightlero . Ping ttni alieniniely fok three eitofiiittilsys.Oft lintger - ii' no 'al- " teidtion takes p4ett,.iliet itiereaSe pill labh night Uhtifistd-sli pills an used, then 'Oticrettpf.:by, one pill ilowit at • one pill.— Altosliliankfeverish'ityttiptumn arise, then •taks;stiting drieboAtotil• the fever is abated.' • Winiarthicit .dode r the patient 'nay • drop dottralatush doses as their °Wit judgment - • 'shill determine; being careful to keep' the • APtin niltan t a h ta,.int pure tut tkl!..se are redittlieti. 4411 be their edvanceisteltt o' • • stitidreth ll Pilbrare Fold fOr 25 cents por brit at De.B.Krandi eller Principal Otlice,'l4 l Yorkoinp by the fodowpig daki , ,utbeired Aputs:-.—John M. titevenwoh, (loth. tug Viittittinges & Forroo;: Peitorbeigt King, Htintorotown; A .M'Foriand,,Abr bogsflOwitt 4). M., G. White, H•itiptou; bacrir 7 . Myer & Co.:. tittlestown ; Mary Duncan. (-bull tovVni litdb IW. &'li. D. Heagy,Fairfield; L. H.Aglobaugh, Kant Doilin David Newcoml; et,tMochawicarillet 'ftuillShirk:Henovet. ' pulp. 19, 1850.-,41m UNI,V.ESSITIT OF AIARYLAND. . ~ ...--- , . ‘.• , '. .fili nes ' i,Bestsion will begin ou Non. the 1414 dol l of 0c104er,,1850, , . and;lat.,lßarch, 1d51.i ~o, Nat 4 ,i l h, hi. D.. surgery. Wail' ,.. tc ken,;Aik M. D., Chemistry invit P.halihiey:' Dainuill Chew, M. D., Thu rape title, Malaria Ma ke aui Hygiene. Joseph dietiy,M. D., Anatomy and Physiology. ' , '' W , power, M. 1)., Theory and Practice of. Med, incl. ritik 81nl' H. Thomas, M. D., Midwifery and ,Pisettaeri of Women and Children. George M. Wittenberger, M. D., PatholOgicat Anatomy. '.. . ' ' Th. most ample opportunities for the promos; tiou of practical Anatomy at a moderate expense. • Chemical Lectures five tinter a Weeks by Professore Smith and Power, in the. Baltimore Infirmary ; with the p:ivilege; of daily visits. to its wards, without charge to the student I . ol' the tieliet. Fees for the I.e^tures $OO to $95; Pract, tied Anatomy $lO ; 1%1;10k:elation $l5l ; Graduation $2O. WILLIAM E. A. Aflit:Pi,Pall4.f! Baltimore, Aug. 9.-11113 1 Eir"Gottyshorg Star" will publish to Ititonet of aril charge Balt. Pal. , 1: • Shoes ! ShoeS ! Shoeit' AFUST received a . lorge, 10 •of Ladies" VP Morocco and Kid SHOES, GAtti-- ERS, &c. ; Misses tig:. slim, ()endgame's coarse and Sine Bouts, Cougrems 001411* Putnps. &e., at s , u taw s. CIIE At), court*, s, OUs. P;gifitx. t e e ' tivitSii.,afiiiii.,.. . Muds, . .--!.: 71!.(r 11; 4 * 1 ARGE aaanrupent—to ho found 1111 ;f ' JOHN FA lINESTOGIM. . • i - - - JAS. of Nadia jpal , . .11.0,04)0 , ceived and lit tab' JOHN FAHNESTOOK, , str4)VE PIPE, - • F erety emstantly'an U for tulle at 11111EHI.E11 .9 11)0 0 Sbeet-Irnn tietablbohonent, oppds4lol 000 Otten, Cliamberrburi farces. Gov . *. bnrg. (Mt. 4. •:°
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