rr Ntbste . "' rs j.EtlEr e York 'Talon *cline FRANILIN. N. IL, Get.'llBth,lBsB. Gentlemen ;--Nothingln the world but regard for the state of m." health priivents me from accepting at once your invitation, Lad assuring you of. my ' presence at the "Union Meeting" at CHNIC Garden, on Wednesday evening next. I rejoice to *know that much a meeting is called ; I re. joide to know that it will be attended by thousands of intelligent men, lovers of their country, party-men doubtless, but ab. jeist4lsmut to no petty, end who will not aft *tidier party clamor or party dincip itiOadie.dry up within them all the foun tains of love and attachment to the Consti tution of their country. The voice of such "a meeting will be heard and respected ; it will rebeke diaobtleience to the laws, ac ,llllll'or threatened ; it will tend to check **progress of mad rananciam ; it will call Wiewohn are honest, but who have been oinitigely misled, hack to their duty, and I It will give countenance and courage to the 'lleithful friends of the Union throughout the When the commercial interest of the Genii Metropolis speaks, with united hauls end voices, expressing its convic tion of the presence of great danger, and its determined purpose to meet that den ser, to wombat with it and overcome it, the *templets likely to rouse good men every where ; and when the country shall be timed, the country will be safe. 1 concur, gentlemen, in all the political principles contained hi the Resolutions, a copy of which has been sent to me : and I stand pledged to support those principles, publicly and privately. now and always, to the full extent of my influence, and by the exertion of every faculty which I possess. The eminent men whom you mention -and with whose names you have done ma the honor to associate mine, arc 'well worthy of the praise you bestow on thent, lishall never forget. and I trust the country will never forget, the patriotism, the eraintlinevs, the courage manifested by them, in the hour of difficulty and of pert!. The peace measures of the last session are, the Texas Boundary Act, the Act for establishing the two Territorial Go7ern meats of New Mexico and Utah, the Ant kr the Aholtt bin of the Slave Trade in the District of Columbia. 'and the Fugitive ' , Slave Law. This measure. gentlemen. is not such a measure as I had, prepared before I left the Senate, and which, of course. I should have supported, if I had remained in the Senate. But it received the proper sanction of the two Houses of Congreaa, end of the President of the U. Slate.. It is the law of the land, and as such is to be respected and obeyed by all' good citizens. I have heard no man whoee opinion is worth regarding, deny its constitutionality, and those who counsel violent reaistance to it, cotrusel that, which, if it take place, is sure to lead tobloodshed, and, to the commission of capital offences. It:remains to be seen how far the deluded and the deluders will go on, in this career of lictnt, folly and crime. There were honest and well meaning members,of Congress, who did not see their way clear to support these great and leading measures of the last session.. --You are quite right in saying that the motives; Oftliese gentlemen ought not to beim peach., ed. But the measures have bc,en adopted, they have become laws, constitutionally, and legally binding on us all, and nu man is likely to oppose them. No man is at liberty to set up, or to all feet to set up, his own conscience as above, the law,,in a matter which respects the rights of others, and the obligations, civil, social and political, due to others from hint. Such a pretence saps the foundation of all government, and is of itself a perfect ab surdity,: and while all are bound to yield obedience to the laws, wise and well dispo l sad citizens will forbear from renewing past agitation, and re-kindling the flames of useless and dangerous controversy. If we would continuo one people, we must acquiesce in the will of the majority, constitutionally expressed; and lie , who does not mean to do that, means to disturb the public peace, and to da what he can to overturn the government. Gentlemen, I am led to the adoption of your last resolution, in an especial and ent ',hada manner, by every dictate of my un derstanding, and embrace it with full heart and purpose of mind.. Its sentiment is my sentiment. With you, I declare that I "range myself under the banners of that party whose principles and practice are most calculated to uphold the Consti tution, and to perpetuate our glorious Ur tow. Gentlemen, I am here to recruit my health, enfeebled as it has been, by ten months of excessive labor and indescriba ble anxiety. The air of these my Dative hill, renews my strength and my spirits. I feel its invigorating influences, while I am writing these few lines; and I shall re.. turn shortly to my post, to discharge its duties as well as I can, and resolved, in all events, that so far as depends on me, our' Maws shall pass through this fiery trial, without the smell of smoke upon its gar mints. I aa grahlemen, with vary aineere regard, Your oltherd (ellow•citisen, And obedient servant, DAN 'L. W EBSTER. To Years. T.B. Lathrop, Gerard, H snuck, Chas. o.4datimon, P. ti. Duryea, Committee, New Test. THE TEXAN HoUNDA HY QUESTION Late Texas papers contain partial re. turns of the ante in several counties of that BMus on the Texan Boundary Bill. In Galveston the vote was small.; the people tiallteloarnal states', believing that the pro position +could be accepted, took no active stielettree to being out a full vote. The vote stood 135 to accept to 62 to reject.— The vote In Huntsville, Walker count,y, stand, maseept" 1211, 'reject" 24. In Mhos loamy, as far as head from, but on* ettillairas given against the proposi. UMW ' M Hays eounty the vote was small, Wit sisidteity wta in favor of the bill. Mr. Webster wouhi enjoy this as much as AV ann. A oorrespoadout of a Dower N. tr. pipet tells a Mary', as having oc. euttod AR the neighboring county town, ketelnettar, He toes on minty, as usual, in the Awesome aervioes, a worthy divine deviates pardon of his prefatory prayer es bat &Montle* ofnieroy upon our nation al rs milk and defy eemembering the itpirAt 401 . the &Parted President and our prong worthy inciaohes4 ha commenoed ispos tiln *IOW* .ostisistiog with forest I/94 sAali Oft, try p 1101 4 1 D* B " Ilftworr* aolosiiiiisiseses to be omit duo vie& siii**llllllo is do Biker 4 004 oies e l almost pew saw, sad ; sibs ussii& McDONOUGH, TIIE MISER MIL LIONAIRE. A former actittaintance ofJohn Menon o6gh, the millionaire,' who died lately : in New Orleans, furnishes the Newark Ad ',Onset. with the following reminiscences of hint He resided, for many years of the lat ter part of big lite, in Algiers, (a village on the opposite side of the Mississippi to New Orleans), where he cultivated and main tained the strirtist habits of Industry and economy. His custom was to visit the city daily, and to avoid the expense oldie terry boat, (the usual mode of crossing.) he kept a small skiff, in which he made his servants row him over. The founda tion of his fortune was made by the trans fer of Louisiana to the United Slates when a large tract where New Orleans i s now located, was acquired by him.— .The rise in value of this, would of itself; havo.ammititted at this day, a •lame for. tune. The income of hia possession, he stu diously and with much good Judgment, invested in improved property in the city. and so particular wra lie in the collection of rents, that lie made out with the "most perfect exactness, himself, every bill ; and though he had a collector employed, he would never suffer him to append his name td a receipt. He waseaver mown to have a friend call upon him eieept on business, which he would compel ham to dispatch with all convenient speed s lest; Lis time would be occuPhitiriftlth *Mgr-, thing which would not result in pecuniary advantage. The old gentleman. whom be empktyed to collect his rents. &c., Wei not even aM lowed to have his brother cell on him lest. as McDonough alleged, it would cost him en extra meal. His apparel, when in the city. was always nest and clean. but bore , the unmistakeable evidence of belng.very ancient. So particular was he to store his clothes from the usual wear, that her has been known frequently to take of his lin en on his return from the city and ro#laesi it with that which is °floss value. The umbrella which he invariably earriCdarith him, was said to have been found by him during his services in Oeneral Jac kson's campaign against the Indian tribes. When he put on a new coat it was noticed and made the subject of familiar emmersolion among business men througitOut the city, as a matter of astonishment.' A few years ago, a nephew Visited and was told he need not repel - thin visits, as it was expensiie, and he •subeeguendy died in the Charity Hospital, his uncle contributing nothing towards hie (Mind expenses. On one pension he applied to the Legislattire for ihu passage often act appointing himself executor to his own es tate, by which he intended to eirit:rh's u sual fee of twojind* half *emit, to the Probate Court. -hi 111•Wert0 hie petition, the Legislature replied, that if ha would make affidavit "that ,he was dead they would act favorably-.upon Wit. potoni: Much is said about. his liberating his slaves, and an erroneous impression has' gone abroad its. relation'telt. When he purchased one: beat once 'opened an se• count with Itimicharging his gees. expense of clothing. tee.;.and crediting him with the mow .toceJited fur his „wages; midi when thwelastrh.4.Poid him hi. Amore*, expenses and intermit of money, with 111 fair tenteideliticol for risks, alto, he gave hint his heetinm, provided the Colmeina thin'flociety would inks chine of him. John McDonough came to New Orleans immediately atter the cession of Louisiana to the Union.' He engaged in begets:it as a mereltant, and then entered largely into ' i epeeoltdons is lands and other preprint. Hy dint of the strictest economy, end the exertion of rare business Merits; he mt. seeded in amassing a fortune variously es-1 timated at from, ten to fifteen millions.— This most singular propensity was a set.l tled resolution not to sell any of his im mense possessions, and that resolution he has kept. At the battle of the Chalmette Plains, and in the proceeding moshiments and conflicts of the campaign under Gen.l Jackson, he served as a private soldier in the Louisiana regiment, and comported himself as a valiant guilder. Many traits of benevolence are cited of him on good authority, notwithstanding the general o pinion to the contrary. A pelief has long been entertained that he was meditating some grand scheme, either of negro colonization or ..othprwise, in which his magnificent foriune - would i have proved of immense benefit to human. ity. If he has bequeathed hie wealth , to the poor of two great cities he has donor well, and will leave to posterity something' more than the name and, reputation of* Crassus. ABSTRACT OP THE WILL OP JOHN Me- DONOUIiII. The evening edition of the New Dr ; leans Picayune. of Monday, the 9leth oh.. furnishes the following interesting' panic mars relative to the funeral and contents of the will of Mr..lohn McDonough.. Mr. McDonogh was buried 'Yisaterday afternoon in the eemetry erected by him self, near his residence. at McDonoti,thville, for his negroes. It was his wish that he I should be buried among them. The fun- ' cral was plain and unostentatious. Pray ers and a short sermon were delivered in the email church attached to the house, / built for the ticgroes, and where the de ceased himself often preached to his slave,. A very large number of persons, white end colored, were present. The coffin was placed in the plain oven-shaped tomb usual here. 1 After leaving 1116000 and some landed !property in Baltimore to his sister and her , children, the deceased bequeaths his en tire estate, of which he gives no aggregate amount, to the Mayor, Aldermen, and cit izens of New Orleans and Baltimore, half to each city, for the purpose of establish. Mg free schools for poor children of all classes, and an asylum for the poor.— !To the Protestant Male Orphan Asylum of this city, he gives 6400,000 in yearly instalments. The two other institutions' Ibequests are also in yearly instalment,. A school farm is to be established in Baltimore, and an asylum for the poor.— The school farm for the education of poor children. from four to fourteen years ofi ! age, of Baltimore, first, and the other large i maritime cities of the Union. They are! Ito be aught the pursuits of agriculture. and Idle pnemples of religion. A common En glish education to be given in all the 1 schools. here and at Baltimore, and the Bible to be their principle ' class book.— The humus* of the two poor asylums to defrayytis far us possible, the expenses Of thessinsfitenione as far es their own labor can vim , The cultivation of the muttony I tremsed making of silk in 'these asylums. ate meemmended. To the school farm of of . Ileldnomm. the sum of 53,000,000 is be. gneatbist in yearly instalments. IThe estate after the annuities above mentioned are timid, and a number of neg. TIPI Silt laillteLt, roes, named, are freed and sent to Africa, 14.1ETTY81411/G -to be managed by a certain number of ionimissionere appointed by fnisicity and Friday Evebint Hoveilber 8 1850. of Baltimore; no commissioner t t o be a L a , member of any council, to serve more than i l if oß riii,v is t urni t N --- au t tNE. Zii i ; !twelve month*, or twice in succeseipn.-- Daum Al No w a. boy No. sods Eacelient • igaß file two cities to act as a check on . ad Meatby is already epos ow falls. TM earother. None of the property ever to be I sold, but to remain forever as a fund for be " " its at ' " mil "' sad Ira ' " is " I " , the above charitable purposes, whili the content* eve base the peas et am way A large sum is bequeathed to the Amer- l 'foo tr i b ut°°"flthithio,' °111°6411141 " 1 ". can Colonisation Society al Ifsebingtoth Revesives is ewe erase best cendneed dear Mew after all these bequests am eallifid s arhjels f ortorehtft i snot well , by a*. e piseapa the donor expecte OM l b*: r• It s re %Wry eaolit lA's/4 .videsis wil l vela. from now, the entire tate to, dirk 104410.AftWrir#9. Blip bestow', and those who may desire to submits tO won' out the wilt Nu 4bl pt-a miit istotmooksiV 'l i'shaS v•V i etu tits othooththotteto copy the anneanstmentfar 1881 is doe thew— da sot Whey ieetteatioot., setae T „ maw " iepiist *1& A 4, to relimiteetediaiely , ao -the *ow sothyobt, Jett &VW" 114.,004 Pkila• row preeteltatte4e otiose Id &are • • Puttho ol , ll . ol4o • 4 llkei fro& /V 0, rs tbelgiampimipurimew -The le tom theeteet ere 01111 bed mimeo. ; - o,llisephigh laiedettendtbeisecolens see doom ealleerobyethotationi astlanktr•tbsi &ties at the peer and she • ;rich* and • die preeetestiateof th. Untie. ate to be fa* an the,witl. IMPOIITANT FROM OALIPORIA. Nair 011ittaws, Saturday, Nov. S.—The ateamatip 'Mahan's, Foster, from Chair. ref.' enivedit' tf u i port yesterday. with two dayslitii news from California. bring ing detail's° the leth inst. - Tbi 'regents Simi California are 1144 l of a very encouraging" nature. San Fran cis** hers holt visited by another Veetttic tied ire. which ruminated over one died buildings, causing Much disireia a mbilg 'at. &mileage 'o6or, Prepita. itou wifely* Mute at °iv. ‘htivrever. for' removing the rablaih, and eticting more lability*, Stribling. , , • The' linienist faiths still excited muc h was thought the Wont; wu var. From the Mines %feels little new to Wilt thafbainght by the Pacifie ; t h e lecinints are seniewhat 'contradictory, out itill'ofa'very rivottible . ehaiacter. New iliecrwerles 'werd being 'nide. dailY. The raktroesson wits abott commencing. • m ! t.. passengers br the Alabama have InetaldeieNtt gold:duet with them. FIONA L INIZIMISIT or 01111. Tihr Oleg Rateatweoe4 despatch lima Lsonisville aesounees that the steamer Navigasor. with the rentable of the isteisinented Pres.+ Meat. arrived there on Friday morning. The approach of the boat was aiin *untied by the litiag of guns. and, the belts of the city immediately commenced toi ing.. An im mense crowd congregated about the laud ing. ami•aa imposing military and civic prooetailia. preceded by Gov. Crittenden and the Mayor of the city. went to receive the remains from the .best. On the land ing •rof the collie. Governor. Critteitien made a WWI and solemn speech.. The: cuMn was then placed upon a' hearse drawn by four black horses; and the fun eral procession. six ;equates long, passed diniogit the principal streets of the tutf, which were densely thronged with spec. tutors. All planes of business were closet 4 for the time. , The remains , werethen eon. veyed to dm farAily burying ground. seven miles from the city, where the ashes of the herb-Presideat will hereafter rest. _ , .„. Atenturr AT AFAXIC RAIIIIICRY—One of 11se Robbers eitot Dead.- 4 . Boston, Oct. 31. --At AI o'clock this morning an attempt was' made to break into the village batik. Notth Denverite. Mass. The robbers be. . gen 'the' attempt to buret the door in, when the weichnialt of the bank, Aarosi Bate. man', called upon them m111.'414 which they refused to do. He then fired a gun , loaded With a bill, hitting 'one of them to the stile, tialto staggered . a few paces and fell dead: Ife'preveit to . belohn C. Page, a broth. er-in.law or the Cashier of the flank.— Hi. fether who lived in the nears,' build ing to the bank, was aroused by the noise of the guti. and coinhtg out, mumbled ev er hie deed times 'body: It siren diet the Banktlimpteivi have had warning that aii tditiolPi'Tottldbit"9thdii to rub th e bank. sad'ltave hod it liatchthan there fur a week i which Act vitet'&o9rally Pita thresicamiPinikotte the deceased ire sitOptised to heiii 'been; regular robbers, and to have diairnrige, who was of rath er bed habits, into the attempt. 'they all mntited'ih a entriinte they bn rg lit with A anP arse of .innelde is recorded by the . Baltimore Clipper. Mrs. Hinds., a lady enbidiftlf•of LOG atriet, Rent, to bed sr u sual on Monday evening. About mid. 'night, an infant child in the bed betwelon herselfbud ' husband, eintimenmd crying. whereupon 'Mr. H. was shout to get up and ohtaiire Ight. . His tries 'requested him tole mill. however,' and she would get up. Hite 'did so. and went out of the chamber with the avowed purpose forget. flotsam. atatchis: Mr. Hinder fell ',leap in the monintiute. but isbotit Onia eels:ooh s was milled by •'lady stnothet tricoott; sister of MN. Hinder; who mated - that' she heard a 'legator nano. In the garret: • Mr. Hind.. celled' to his' wlfc.' , 'whO he loppeo sed wairlying in bed. Mit Pot finding her them, sprang out andobuinetilight. with which he hastenbd op to the,' garret. A most horrid sight. presented itself—Mrs. Minden lying in s pad of blood, with bet left arm cut to the bone. above the elbow, by a razor, annd she nearly insensible.— Dr. Knowles was instantly sent for. hit see died before he could arrive. tillw bad spoken on Monday in an absent manner to her sister—war noticed feeling her arm., and said to her sister that *be must take good care of her childreu, as she did not expect to live long. There is no doubt that the act was committed whilst laboring under a mental alienation, as her family relations were of the happiest character. and no earthly cause can be assigned for the distressing act. SPRINOWIELD. Oct. 31, 1830.—Messre. Hughes and Knight, the person who cres ted so much excitement at Boston, by at tempting to recapture fugitive slaves, sed through here to day, on their way to New York. They left without their slaves. Pirrssuao, Oct. 30, 1850.—. Reade Washington, Eari., of the family of Gen. George Washington, has resigned his of fice as U. IS. Commissioner, as he cannot consent to serve under the Fugitive Slave La M.- HANOVER RAILROAD.—The Directors of the Hanover Branch Railroad have determined to place the road under mural with the present amount of stack, which leeks some 126,000 or 1140,000 of the amount required t 2 complete it. The President of the Cempsai, JACOB Mar. Esq., disapproving of this rote mad bong ling to assume the !capon/mbar', of undertskieg the poises without some definite prospect of re. *tiring the balance *Memory to complete the road, Ms resigned his poet in the Bosri. - .THANK BO ;VUOCI. - 7 14 WI Or lb. Prowl math 4 1 14 1 b OOO deditwited bJ, th. 00 ,rnots Niw 04pebire.Oasineet r icin, garylow ?Wile arii is , de y th.A4hing. beeim bir thdl Clerenwri or Ptheitylmia and Noir York. Mr We ere reverted lo tette *it the Sew twat or the Lord's gemirewill bi'attnerillitteed 'the'Akieclate itelbekeil Chunikby the ,Rer. Charier, ea Ihehheth; Noe. 11. Premier* on the Flarly proviotio it I I kllr, littaimmSl/1111TO, of Tyrone ilowiship, him voisal a Bait, We raw% osamiai L Inches to chi:enthral* aid wtiskin 7 ram, SEMI-OFFICIAL DECLARATION..—Tho Washington Republkt, of tlteUsrdap in • Imnigby ortiofit on tb• puma ditto of •Ifaiti the Ninth sod dm South, =km the fallswiii a#l - Joelanalott Meths to the Protides• *lt it h 4 Aleph, duty to ow that the taws are elicited. Tlna dot, he will perform, whether ,tho law. ano wraintall' by the • oriprithad :etralltess or a dale, or the vagrant' hrearreatioa of a 'Lab. ' oAt the hob* as well at et tha Ithwth. Who. hats that all, OM laws will be ezieseed j sad we knew that if lbw era sutrowrawl..e tweeantolly ratiated in any quartet, It will not be from say heel at las on the part of the President tee mploy an the power with t iara he Is invested to 'Wain. Win the earialtation sad to reveres the Wee," The papers and letter writers Goat Weehhotow teem with speeitlationa in' Oral to Preeldee4 Fill more e position in view of the strong ,Peeling by 'thigh both es Woe, pl!lbe ire nor tial..yost u though bin duty Will not ;thusly' deli oed by law. mod se though he had not the coos. age, to, diecharp ihat shay. The Swathe of the asenetry being sequin to see the laws executed. Pheddient Tiaanotto an base no choice note bib duty. be his opinion dile propriety of these leek what it hay t sad we betvo 11 1 3 doubt, be has the nerve to discharge Ide-dety folly iod faithfelly. CE=1:11 In 111141114 eounty t tbe hone of Mr. Monks, the the thanocui tie Goad nista For Auditor Oesei al, that radioman rag ahead of hie eoltaapstai on the tat• tirkot=zwhild hie etenpailter,``Mr Why.; der, as ludtind in Union county, &spline, of /ma residence. • . Truly, the Peolplohnow in ohm to place con. thlance.--Ceropikr. (arils Washington county, the home of Mr. H •,the Whig candidata forsur•eTor Gen. oral, that tpentleman, ran ahead of his colleagues on the Mao ticitet....witlist his competitor, Mr. Dasertsg, mss. beaten soli' 460 ia Crag/fwd county. the place of his nieidence, whilst the bal. sacs of the Democratic theta Ticket carried the same county by upward of 400 HORRIBLE.—A 'Crooner% Inquest was yea , terda* bffil on the body of an lanai child which had been ford in the morning on the lot occd , Pied by Mr. filinetr.ct, a worthy citizen of thla place. It Pi suppotiodPatthe wretch who placed it lbw desiitood to eset it kilo the hieppitti . elate by which it 'vas found I We have beard•d no arpie.ions wso wbonoo it came. Ws should not bass thought our town anwoined a wraith bed *- none' to porpotraio Mat BO unnantral and remit. that' as this more tbon wwdon • ' • New T•rk "113 so The Itferehanta Of New Twit Cyj. elermeed by the "stewieteecenuiel policy thareteneel tAf Southern &Wen stand all Northern Cilia. /Thick wi/I nett tamely -wheel into support of tine Pret4llavery tisane& of lbw Seetikeelled he Illetehei in Castle Oudot on Weeittesdef *sr nil" • no& to &doe the pondon•of New Yak Cio *pea tits Stasirp aresition, and Soli& Sauk ein &elers eons Indnhitibla eritisnin ef the PIO. Mowery ortbtedozi of its insiehents. The int* to ensure a GIU and hinny &Ones to the the Coalmines appointed to &tress tbe oig for musses &resented to puieliab, fin. the benefit of Fontlntm aterchants, all aosteantile boos& that should &rase to sign the tail, and in sons hunts. on those &nests were actually carded into anew ties. ;Veen eaten thew singled oat was the the Jinn of "Bow& s Me:Nazar." once[ tin lergescand vessithisit Silk Howe in the City.— There gentiesme tows& to the weencer, *Abele Wood to fail in wi th • this Ceston-Tniding war& own in the annexed manly Clad G.The putplie, including . the New Fork Jerernol ot Commerce; are informed that We are silk merchants, and keep an es. lenitive rad well assortmlateek ofgoodi, which we offer to reepone,ible buyerann reasonable terns.. Ai indiiidaair we en. terrain our oirtt sierra 'Oa ths.yarimse Tell. gimes. moral and politic:Nl leeittione of the dey, 'Whitt we are . nektiter elhid tir r= shamed to declare on aU proper cocas. "But we Wish 'it ' tinderstoett that Otir good*, int) itos ciat)rfiewtelei, ani in the market:` ll* atteaiiptio' pithiati`tte al Merchants; for ifs 'YeFlereis orotir any as welitaMs to the Ailment of the tentasunity': ' ' - • Downie* ltforfAints.", • *vain of hard ' drinh4llllbtir l l;4o with the most keel protnirittete , fir itlaclutti4te the 11 . 44 ,. Yet!' itrim wow ir w bich,tiqs. •••livek„ii, 044,1d7k- Ham Wrier* intd9dc epYehts,wNM OW°. tnethin, warm din** to the Ustitas, and a aeries ef. maw cautions adopted, placing these teatimes" epee record. Additional ossolutione, barrnaror, wave* sundial to secure the eetum-hatitne hatereot, and these followed in the shape of brood, unequivical endorsement, of all the "compromise" measures of the last Congrees, including the much'discus. sod Fugitive Slave law—No. S of the /series read ing in this wise: 8. Resolved, That. in the opinion of this meeting. a further agitation of the Slavery question in Congress would be fraught with incalculable danger to the Union, and that we will support no candi date at the ensuing, or any other election, for State officers or for members of Con gress, or of the Legislature, who is known or believed to be hostile to the Peace Measures recently adopted by Congress, or any of them, or in favor of re-opening the questions involved in them for renew ed agitation. This la understood to have been $ drive st Mr. II tor e, the Whig Gubernatorial candidate, who had announced hie dirianweval of the Fugitive Slave Low. The Fugitive Slave Law agate. /1111 "alaiea" of Monday devotes • eolune and &Seine what, we presume. was biuseirha a rata( to oaft reloirki(of Iblet week, in ionsectioe withaha NekiN Byte le*, and whit& op such, our hanthi. vsk tph del the . 441,:seeviettelmieli slew essebeil Mk any out a perihelia' provides of the t 4 tiagad Othetiththea must amosearily, ipee fee *. Os Welt eastethetimml, and Jost, and doeseviag the apprehatime el "every good edam," hemmer , lived the *due albs menleises .f the law—bee I alat Oath,Atrwat• larethwie. ath likard jd k r= hi this &mimes modified AftWfiltetia,lEbiakaStatet litholtholoyethethy smilany sobsodbe. vts t *Air liiMithit *WAR to SIMI Aid (Wit - dear sweisoitegt of the Cloowitaidel, eight at mole tocesseirre the hearty opined of mew yid allooop,iorooiola ado path* thetksw , R esefike Mide Arbor dam ; ;l, ' _)141011118kit WM* 41 00011/11P W A IM'Il f 00 " 11 . 4 deemitoirle wader thug eat teggialostallier pesitiemerwhiele waked aflpiptiatt. Thoetieption of thapseitios, Ithenert, at , once bath Ere Mee Ake elder meths if tbb ewe Faith** elm Lew, sad cwt e with It the neggegi Oohing stirdith. deg tbilaw, 44 tote; or adromdeltdoil, Ito thriven and the proptiety of the Mot to eters 'ltri repeat or i rindifiestim 4ite objeethroabie Aa tun The finithsel does not hesitate so to • choice, and we have ersoordingly a;inerid "fistpfixot airdejenee or the law against the, to 'tilts of I whet le ilsomednatel the "Olen/k}lit oonsibilk" 9( •yyouthe r o adies of fietirro," and if Nerthersi OW Afros erred ie idledied to terosid of "the ime ides." Ws mum by ilk pro* gear neigh- WO* ettiele, gs not thing osry fowling Piths lir gamed es to the '11•6111 glebe law in enemies, with .the Motile romans that 'the Inithfulisees of hie view of the Anti-Slayer? Ilieling of this 1140 &prods tenth tepee the UM of the patlY ejßid 'ono to pronottoee - jodgtoont hi the mart, lad °gal wliat !AY sea "mawkish emssibility" rind "liikatlerd oneldesien" to Gomm asay by others be toSaWbal 61' 0 64' itblirthlVll7o 4 l FOlth7 of" taf ignition. No doubt there were tummy Itrataa'au* od . _meat d t a tadbFataa of Poi John. who award h 4 ow, "roawldth smosibility."• the; led Enoleers bold home to, labor re menially , and Ask so moth for tholistthi Meek Mee soloctent. ly weeded thew at Runhoodirt •mod wg no throhl, with the courtiers of Charles U., when a nee , knowledgmesit of the prineipleserfthe grethiforg ne aloft woo wrong from that despotic pelves, with the wit if /Weise Corpus and other greet polities! rights soperodded. The civilised world grow indignant ohm the hertidbotcheries of Hay nati in Hungary; and NAY poured theth its de nuncletions k that the Austrian cabikriet deemed ell this "mawkish sensibility," we hive no question. And we have juste. little median that the professional taskmaster Of sots the Southern plantation, whose prerogative It is to deal "suns msrily" with the life and limb of a refractory slays, looks upon the tree anti-slavery spirit of the Gee North as all the result of a superlatively "wow ! kirtheesthility,"and deems the 'lmps*, onforth ern Freemen for the pew slave who tremble at his het as little to be "admired" as does our of the "Seetbref." Oppreaelon and Tyranny have found defenders in every ere of the world, and there have never been lacking throe whose virtuous souls were ready to [pronounce a Verdict of "fenedeism" spinet every movement in behalf of suffering Humanity. Of course, "we wish it to be distinctly understood that this is not • personal application, for we know our, neighbor better," and have his assurenee. at lest, that his "bostihr to Slavery, as a greet social end political evil, is as decided end unequivocal as many album who talk very loudly upon the subject" Is it not • little strange, however, that some opponents of Slavery 'booth never see or hear of "fanaticism" apart from efforts on behalf of Freedom and Hu manity, and never even dream of it In connection with the movements of thee whim feelings have blinded them to every thing but the "one idea" of Slavery-mopepindism ! But to the argument of the Sentinel, such as it is. le the Fugitive Slave Law deserving of oar hem ty approved or not I To amain the tiro of this linquiry, it le orgedthat the Nation+ al Constitution provides that *hires from ser i vise or haw, weeping from one sate into am& or "shall be deflated op on claim of the petty to whom melt seethe et labor ledge," and that the provider is binding upon all Odd citizens-4 point which no sans Mai will dispute. It is also urged that the law recently pawed by Cosines. is designed to carry oat this provision, that it don lid violets any great principle of Irish!, , dope no 4 146 to tha slave, and that to ask fir more than what is prescritrod in the law, is "virtually asking to extend special cad merlin privileges to arlfrowl. berme they are black, which are der nied to or withheld from whites." In support of this Yaw We have a lengthy treat diontiation op pee the oaten and isOrct of the writ of Habeas . Corpus, to prove that the right , to thilk writ Is hat, impended by the Yogitise Blase Low. This we Were h grog—at least so the law of of the Government has decided, end whathar Ikea broad language of the law,* making the entreat Of the Comniteloper feel end oonelsaive against all so. lodation atie testy promo nerd by easy awn, joie, owsiotooe, or other penes Inkinenteetol," signed to digitate with it wow, the ifebeed Owe pus elands-.because the Oewitlladoto ewe it WA' Hat does not the operettas of Ail law Itheth all y dehat the purpose and initation of the writ gjlairge Oven...dew Ii eel 10111/0 friths dad ** without the eldwease, she Moms wit** She thing. VV. fie NO *Aid to hi sollicheitly I .leiened In the lag," to be able to; ribstWa thle" quution' llo .tall7at at a hate b u t Our i'o4l* log ofFngliell maga th ick ibb*rto es if the Statute gutted undei Charles lI ` wens °A laleen Inissittisti Wen Alen the then OPP ofiwouiv .4,40 Wird angst bid wring, Bet the Utestes *flights ghee King /Oka was fiwedio raclasariedo at itoolieede i wise dee yawl Went the soseadde of Cheraw to the then* Ow tight of Friel bilfulz, hi ell eggs beedithig LW, liberty it progeny, had been swered iht people of England. In the turbulent data the 1 intuseard Jerome the Wining of Itta Moto* Charge end the neursthe of udge Mb' this great and Important sight had been 'indeed more than nugatory by the arbitrary nisorpetitin of despotic authority in arresting persons on hive loin charges end by modes wholly unknown to law. The simple order of the reigning prince, or the whispered wish of& corrupt favorite, were wf- Scient to secure the erred of the best blood in the kingdom and immure the victim of royel deplete. ure in some distant castle, to linger out his days or be relieved, es suited the whims or designs of those in power. The celebrated statute of Charts. 1 11., known as the Habeas Corpse Act, was design ed to remedy this state of things end to perfect, es far as possible, the personal security of English subjects. It not only guarantied the writ of Ha beas Copra, to teat the legality of any particular erred, but the same Act went further and provi ded that every prisoner must be indicted the first term of hie commitment end brought to trial at the subsequent term. It also prohibited, under movers penaltim, the removal of any prisoner be- yood themes er into the neighboring province* where BegUsh law was 4felly . reageihted and ferkeirethe a piser might pameibiske dread s fair 1110 WO 16111 1 7 • lure of I.s per*. The unity bees Corpus hisalf wileolo re i do l lop. I tb 4 la th er th an to test hat sl a ea m * legal re i not tty, the nnecenes of the r was **bemusedly to be determined In the Wei by ja rs, whim the vele** would have the right of can. liteilas Ms scams. late a jury of the reel.., and ale, the advantage of counsel and prepare. tion,With all the athir lamb and securities Which English law a carefully throws around Um pro. es 'dings of its minthwil COWS,. The, we ofirr•b•ad AO Cillitral6llo I ritia,,fimmi&il,_9% nu . wilirj= k t: proliii al esearity of Eraith-, al*" completed what 4,4 , 449Pie 1 t r a l . #1 14 , 1 1 14 1 141 * * * " 4 , Oil IP, • At! 4 lik, 1°40 1 4,4, . g 0/4-. , .... `, •• AllWl Mt I! 4• l lritifoff 1014. 044: osishoi miss 4 "TWIN& by OM tAinarisan Cotigletes -is 4• 41 1•411 1 Makof 111. asset* , Illipterclaw ward to get at *we take the ilhearalikthil whale* Oartheat seithenia lie ersaident lichairitlf atthe /ethos mod sustirsaterlitiwaddiv a 11411111 i -Lareastsi I rapei''•sees% Meld* er ethie'eltire 'grimiest oaths, be. lea ' ethoialltea in brie 61 the Retie albs thilith—lai lotiOnli'or dikes, and the perpetrator of the 'deed nroktwhiiiiisceSs. The Witlf-litilas of eyelet, dantatht alit *a etim• kuallis" 4 u•isti I ;tti i 0 'broeihs to mouth wet eioP l / 4 1 1 41 alt•Pboo, ktail ladii. l 4 o 4;bl4• ll or while. (far the law yay mai/ asaltaratliw . Ai•eliolk II to a 4 or lei AI Saul** iliOforooo , Pr. tho it OIROPos -Ilaisisollosih) lithebaintased end. hued lit iPathaltrimia. ,, He bearreeled;.and Wm- 6 • 1 ••• • • tmouldfall 4, enikailtdr, Aar, the chow aramatiell -WM* and .E , , illei 4 abeir. thief Ile emiwthe 'thallithoth be ' lbalTil is antablit thaw -kw hil entandtinetk la a la , mandeili to await a kernel requisition. rroin 1 1• 1 'althea*. ta i the 'tubs' *Eire ilie`iikii4 was iii4enor of 0 'l' ii. 1°6 °0 4144 iIP" lb. i onstrY nthi fa the meentithe he has the itiiiitp .4914 ?id e, wrii of iikuo Cairo's. milt* War a 4adflei 11.4 , i " u . . 1 " 1 .0 11 1 0 ‘f of 6 4 eF oooo dioio of Ow P o o o rpis. 4 °4 Pliistroto, P . , all be..ziot, he Mao pin reinatnisd, and fically,eurrinideral to the sr- Acadia of Ors pleceth whieththe crime hi alleged a have bieenperostrated- Miro ample tweitteias as made Urn: '4iir. full sad impartial Oa 'et Ili gulls or Wawa,. ';Orr indictment by. Grand 'Jury, la feral w ta lon for trial , this to Daunt legit men witnesses, ilkc i 'add if be have no cia ' ' be toe pcior to employ it, the Court mirror morel. The trial scan on with ell tim kneel incident to proceeding. In I Coat or Jum4n--Citery peat,* closely con tested by th. Oscine?' antrutel-,-andother lease from a dun mamal to be quailed la theta , : a.lury of the land passes. upon the guik or lour c , am of the awned. Now lansifol-4ow Wl* mane—how wrathy of admiration deed :ii this ap pear.. , And all this delay...all this Ibromilly—all these advansmersi.nre acanded alike to tbe Mom • badoned criminal and to the mote inspectable violaters of hilir. 'For they as provisions of law min weed' to iih 4 ery Milan of the land as cherish ed end sacred Arta, which no min dare be dept. ved of, and the destruction of which would carry us hack to the lona limply., arbitrary, and dew serous teamt proceedings which obtained before the enactment of the Engliah statute under Charles It. Is there *fireman among us who would not look with horror upon airy law which would dr ew him of these legal rights, and subject hie pro. petty, much marehis liberty or like, to thajudiment of an irresponsible, end possibly ignorant 'sr ea rupt megidate, whose decisions were to be far, mid meteleave s witheetreppror, aul arbour swine by any saprviertriblitiel l' Not one I Well, how It ft with the ruitive Slave Law i The Act of ilonirees airtaally, establishee Al new JudichWy. "wholly uuravided for and unreal* , ea ,hy the Constitution of U. States, by euthertainti th e U. Maw Comte to appoint au istisilthits sem * of. Centillislitiowe thfoushout ' the ;Stews. us may wit the views of the Gouda and the wishes of tilsiarbsseetts .These Coeresissiousm—whois sonaernmuse of the tons of public fielintin the Ilse Slaws and tile etiolation of pod men to mini airy part is the Sleire4thitt ilow going ea in the land, maw treeentatilf, in' sloe aim ,tiiiiettiis, be persons of Um lied 'legal capacity, if Um , igno rant add 'iniumitaty± inseritas with 'eopreirja jurisdiction in tae ,prespiess sad ouniwriaed to sit in judgment, upon the guilt rre hthoossat of lusty roao WI iwOwothew Assisi, cot wills wisp% but with barrios atteMptsd to break the shock* that Woad him end, his childoes la hoinisait Petrillo , busthym.: A , SietwdeeJst is AlabethaehlllaPl spa clam to a colored mss Or wentenvielhbog In le the Slower freaseylveols, wham oet limes* SWIM to to fres, and who, lis Vick le *O r built , id be entitled, soder our domdiatioe t ton Sir And impartial Thal by Juey. in all wee litYsrittherAt. liberty ot property.'''The claimant jolts !Wpm an . Alabama Court; Sod, 'ln tichlthui of 811 . 16 , ! * o . . issowledgeti laWitof ivileir4!pprolittimi to swag itito t44'pookk,thof ofd o f the, alleged tr, "ithuili 61 40 1 ; rills .04. IFPli iii " 41 I proper J 40 4061 P a n'il*diali'Mar it banded. ill A iced , ifoitsa ll l l r•itli4Mei **POW bittiliglitk elm in Intipsyltssi ; a t iere lsalMo a, Cossaprios4 el' , rudilot gib ea Pam. irstsrestemi-ethissiwet claim' Weds out istAlebours o aid tiestesds a erste rent the the arrest and removal aide, alleged to. glades. ' Tit* pestilther lit ithihnissil Ml(bd& In ibsonhate with l thiplaithchitielormai , m , 44 th#' Nom, s!ivii Leaf, iii Jai i.pia morsiow lee" spas ths Chsthileitiortii4nri l i t int' hiAii hew, Thin.linitr l cilaifin"aiigi 14 / 16 4: 0110 / 4111'6 i** ll claimed t 4 0 1 7 0— *IPPN LW w dim_sp r i p art Mobs Shibspoit, or be is lost sista of is, thri litre thate ,.„ thn 4 ► f1P4. 11 ,10 end Lill . PI"( IllAis t r OK spade , i.iNMsfafint4tal the victim bus bees a resident of Penturyinule far. ywu, alld theichlr,pentwels hit filmdom hod pleads Sas tail is which ha sin procure mum esii, isithwes witnssissi sad make good his pro. emedisse.the imi MB been complied with'and thew I. Sh Waserly: The tiommiseloner most dellartnlttii thii!ceitt .sumontry" manner, and if t failtadad 'ahoUid ltit,'plirchiince," be quite clear se tb the sti j uridisiiir; of the 'claim, the law very aisle to 61p him iq this particular, by air. lag h en, to understand that if he decides in favor tzla ' strry his ' fa shall he *l . O, but if be decides for Freedom he shall have bat 41,3 ! Hem, then, we have a fair illuetntion of the workings of this Fugitive Slave Law as compared with the pro- cam of law in cases of Fugitives from Justice.-- and which the Sentima preemie as the counter part of each other. In the one case-that of rrimr, and the forfeiture temporary punishment —we have all the solemn and imposing gitards and restrictions which the law Ins humanely thrown around the persons and properties of citi zens—closing with a Jury Trial before a regular ly constituted end competent Judicial Tribunal. In the other—dolt of an alleged attempt to secure the rights & bleseinp of Freedom—we have noth ing, abeolutely nothing, but the mockery of a legal proceeding before 110U111 editor* Coenciseioncr —insorsotal unnintooeNnd summary procealinp, —no delay—no Stale roguioltioa—no counsel—. so wiertmae—no Judge •Issrned in the Lor,"—. 'and no trial by,tym i Reader, what thistle yogi of therughitit Sista Law ma thus iweseshal II as g i S Linslll;ister a i t ' Nation n t Ohl but, 4 y the advocates of the taw, nth. right f flattens rftil still rstmains I" Thanks to the 'ititutill for that—and not to the Pm.latoty t that shothed and ousted this Islamism hw. B what promise/ sued to the alkyd Isthla e Own the eetessalas 4 this writ mthw the Open. lien lar ii 4 intka:refik4tit A. ktitnitliiiiiiit. ty, awns Aim& oftho lOU sr woolen shdenesk as a Maya shoold howdah proessdinme itetlialho Ceasniationot sad Ili fettosatrjhpuAlkilFelea the sersiow or • hnotoriild irdirilit a ti liVat Ai- • w h.. _!6e imarrent if rawer is examined in* , Tbedmipamemet p behind he warrant and exseskierinio ib, nate es MIAs evi dence oat will* the tribe "Mtuil .. .410 ' Ail lir jiClT'llioileti Men tie Paitsingia romoupropmemlen whisk I. "nd ..,47 1 1 1 - 441 0 14 .1hAttrIP,Okrb slider /Mew iarlnei 011110; at,0114101 4 One atatsie whichpeebbill he he 'itittOr &Ws iotp, re. awned t1k16 4 .44 Weida 'Whist Li a matter of otiumM t eed Weer Itshthiltaltion se fret soleematitt, tti ithitttie 1W No . n o g hem we beta . ' 1.44:4•:14,44016e5eipb ti0n--;the'lariilietion,of tboVomioloogy r proms miabboaKbion.„4; , rog maw., h d 6 nal and oraaeluxiew Is it any mender the law is denounced as odkine and neje* aniiiime so mph iseling-.lolmadi should ban hint alNebp ai by: bk4mhationent. But sei sea ibicaetoet 'AtherinOitY iti, andt must bang out 66616 to 's; ojaa , ritheut isir. twee to Oliatthisi i . isii*otost#ma o Dag the law• skia, that • • t OPP. i rlox .; may not 4111 44 8 4444 . . :Cinniilltution ar the Unitwillkelea,tgiSsa la lila filavothilidist the. tight to reelable laseeitairiiii , lllislaWWe hews no dispositkoloikkat hist ief Ihk debits,' long as. it i. goertadid Mai Irr diseddimilkithiV Wkh a respes . tsd stentsiatoltaill i : ta l . l * thin, but wiiheild that 6 lig,isiethes upon ft.pre. visions, due retied must be paid to dghts of the citizen-4ot whereon it is Spini to geistruction that oonstrucaisa Amid Nighties to it which is most teventble to niesi.and hie pennng!apd net to men property. ead..peresnal sisoary. While the Constination 'guaranties to the Illatiewrier the rightli. Witileho ilia lose '866. it hi no case Provides o lls44,44* 0411 Imo ,rdomml without proper evidence st hi; chant, and all we ask that whop a Slavethunier, seines into Pallia4),- ° ll and °P, ° OO Af 9 4 kr P"Plei alkotion that he or elle is a loathe. tilaveAkat be mike good his title with peeper 111 . 0"/11911, le them anything unreasonable in this, . Wa have no iliepoeition to open ape" the ques— tions which ham been deckled by the premed I,;im-- yeas, srowing out of knavery. We ere disposed to take a hopeful Opt of the 'present Aide qf of fairs. Though our Smith in their ultimata perma nency Mom so strong as that which ahem ham we shall, nrlerthelese, be most happy if sub* quent events mid rizailigth and fervor to Our Wink belief. We' gall watch there sonatas they may,ationt with an eagarcent, mad fail not to tamed our aut iafectlon, et. word the alone, as. It obeli eppitia to us the intersaa of Raeder sod of jostles de mand ; but a made thmt Parka* Biwa hi ti, w e have held, hold now, and ever that hold, one O— pinion in regard to it, which that, li dja• graceful law, abhorrent to the aentimeme of our • poop'', and that it should be ripeMied. , • rirThe Philadelphia "Dail)/ Mr.," . spiFilet Whig pen*, paper, has passed into the astir of Joao.* R FLtitteall. 'Neg. The Ellehmea Di partment+►iH con tied* under the "upraise** at' J. P. Flasattatiss. Fp GEN.. Loccafoco hist, Conven tion of Michigan has re-nominated Gen. Case for the Preekleory. The General ht evident), lib~ king another bold plash for the Nook! METHODIUTK--The eassiooe of au the an nual Confer Vibe Oligeti 'North, for the present year, have bead . h01;alkil thit ate to pram. We ilve.4oit tTcapipili*an 4t tOe statistics of Ude semi Ilte meedAg joint ' Travelling Leoal -111emben ileinbeti Preachers. Proselhers..lB6o. :', 1819. Heldman; ,- 996 ' 398 418,4821 -• ile;tis .Philadelphia, 1711 819 • , 804117. 64951110 4 New Jerseq )69 194 43,870„ 8. 4 7 Now. Irbfli, - 178 .-- ll* ' 268 14 , *At 1 1 N. York East, 160 .. 100 . '21,218 if Providence 181 9ll, :13898' 4 '. 2 ; New Engl44l,oo' , sol ' l** t ' - 2 ' Maine, . , lire ' .1' 91 ' ' 1.1.11011 East Maine, ' • 89' 01 10 8 1 4 .'' T N. Hilikkih% !Ol 80 ' 9 .128 '''!: Vermont, 82 ' AO 7,849 ' ''' 7, 9 Troy, '• , 11111 . 140 , 1111,4168 , -H16.411111 Black Meer, . 107, '.1268- . , 111466-' 1 172164 Oneida, - 906' • ~; 1 94;! . 141,178 •M 18914 Genesee, 419-- -1184., 10,741, , , , =.1119897 ' East Genesee -. 131 ~ • 141' .. , 1743111; - .llea Erie, : . 1611 810 ' 1 1 / 1 .4166 •.,, 91,879 Pittsbuqi, ~ IMO,' ; 218 ' 141,4142 4, -811,9611 West Virginia, 66 ..,.119 --..14.141-1 14,1178 Ohio, 294 4711 . 84488 88„681 Nadi) °WO - 168: ~ i 1 268 14. 274641 26,812 Mier IV& . let` , 15927 • , India " ' ' *- 1411 ' 290 ' '97,700. 11.1 ad,o• ' )49" 9't9•9't9•soort r. ' ,', ad: al ove r Rece.Srme. ' .147' , ; Int/ 17,01; ...; Isom Ilowa. 62 134 11,096 .911: i Illinois 189 , _ ~ 444, :11$1119. Wisconsin, 89,-, ‘146.,.. pc ;!; 3 1 1 ,esis misid•uri. 61A1,' ,;,At74 1 ,;,.8,901 Libtria, , 'A4 %‘:" ' , 1 r 1,0431 , Total ttistf ., 6400 1114 3 / 6 A. compared wid1 411 1.1 1 10 1 .4004 4 .10008.1610w Wit increase of 1411.yamilliog lipwlssisk,ll49 local 'P0... 6619 1a0d 7.7.997 combo% ti- ~ %,i-i'•• leletallitgi 111:TElectione fog Mete 00101111sintsat 'bers of Congress, &c. took p lace _ during the pest week in New York, New Jersey. Michigan, : , sad. Wiseensie..thei.emell6AP follows, so far as aseerndned New Y.oas.,-, , The Btate , .,Tieket is in doubt, although 'Hunt (Whig) is eIOPP )- sed.to he elected Governor notwithstand. ing the Pro•Slavery.Conon-morethent 'in New York City, which best him 10910 in that city, where the Whig Candidtiny Mayor is elected by 60001 Tiii,j4401.,- . lure is also thought to be Whig, w ild* ie.. cures a U. S. Senator in place ofAckill'" son. The Congressional .delegation:willl probably stand 18 Whigs, 16 Locat,intini Free Soiler, (Preston. King,) New Jensity.—The independent Tips. perance movement has injured th*Vnills and enabled the Looofocoe •eltlTYil State—Governor. Legislature i •sind Cap gress. Majority for Fort (14)co)for tior. ernor about 6000. kU. 8. Senator MU be chosen in place of Senator Daytoi, MICHIOAN.—The Whig and rfeallfsM. ers are reported to have carried ill 'o*ot the Congressional districts in uPpeeithin to the Cass-Hunker ettudidates. ,Of, the Legislature, whicb elects a V. 61410449, ator in place of Gen. Cass, bat 14ttla iryet known. Wisconsitir.—Dttricee (Frye al Lip . - elected in the Ist Congressicuud ortos and Doty (Loco) tri the Bd, Nobing kom the Vd district, . i 111/11L4 aMg 40 11 1 1 ftl: vim— he isris_44l= ;ill iiiMir s ide ' . • 4 "'l t t. ,ii ih r i z iso lgai i ilite • 1 , . leg - Misiiiiidid in I S' hot 4 a gupd_ far $ IfelleAV_ ; . "dim 'A' Wide 'O'Ciaitel*dsil Will Would i Vide Ihet VilittilelW - oTtlif . is pf. Wild Nat, th e Sesffilliaith • reP i te, ' ' - '4l' . beviittl tafekbli:_. • . hi . ' i ''4lllHirdifiriliellaVabiliiii Tetali oi ill M al i , , i t *mike, bodes no "gi.dia to - irei . • .. , . 'tfitii.littidiurtssir issued w d,, fit ' it 14 Ise texturnetfeesi, it, , mtd- I , ' li t Ilifie tut tits filth inst. • I l' ;° r . "ti la 1 ' i ilitritis „ mid, po ' IQ' _built' Adiiel iikttasitieii.' it. le 7 twAriiiiitb. r die Wittily ' desiAiis. led for 1 . s. . . woti ci 71r I e'r ' : : •, .. ke . ..A 19 11 6, 11 kt - GWORWSiIIin , ainitsr, se / teggol**.finiovitigiotelation 4,4lljoian- Nlinilhi Ll* (Of., .rmis.!Ntr., This WI?, ,MM(44,4 titcwirm.acallwoue) .104,wilsam,. ."90.4Piglowt.saitioselkon, . Arslinfg•l46l*Y4l4oo,,Nry•liuM rib. pioir ~, : ii , IMF Vag: vela. ,zspff.,ol ; , its . • Wailed dial it Ns doubt. • . , . . tal,, Ai of ibparwbo atsinnind ibe ". rst Inman, will, appear Apia. 'Even its PrilidOtni haik teoponeeti it, anti we are Sorts4.9r,toir one..faith:td member—Mr. Motor Alarnweli., of South Carolina—. wbo bat ,sonosineed his intention to be lorelkali- , • Hew. H. eirse.4li that the • How: & Pootwarrived atlas:bon, Misr, on the 18th. He was welsooted by the dringitt , tiention. and wweived the woognitelatione Of the eitisenii was tsw gosh tro the eireeptintise Awe its the ileskaild *WM suppored that GlevAnit •intorwould fry to reply to Mts. ' Thereat ilowelitlintotebee Oodnty have tendered seen. Pew* poblits Oilmen which he hew wetiiiioedo A pkie debate span vomiters 10.01110W•vodt rights and. hoereate," was to take place on the *ids and 116th. Three spealterstoti earth aide were ilbesen by alloia istisatidirti; `! . • 'ATAL ItAILIOAD ACCIPRIST....OIII Wed nesday lea an accident occurred on the Valley Minted, Dear Chanbersburg, Pa., by which ate min, James O'Bridn.. lost his life, and another, John Rine, was so badly injured as lo render ,the amimtation of an arm necessary. They were both tor arum, and bat a short time in the coun try. Noirrw CAIOLIXA to TUX Face.--A public meeting at Wilmington. N. C.. on Wednesday last. deelarrd that the South. ern States should mkt immediate steps to establish a comMercial marine, and such I direct' trade . with Europe as will render them independent of Northern mererluune. rnanuketurers and ship.owners. Also that the repeal of the *lnnise slave law." or the aboliton of Marini in the District of Columbia by the Federal Congress, will he such an indication of settled nos. Wines to Southern institutions as to justify and require. as a measure of imperative necessity and safety, the secession of the =southern Suites from the Union. ADJOURNMENT OF Tilt Sinai/11U Cot "rercroirs.—We learn Irmo the Alexandria 'Gazette that on Saturday last die Virginia !Corsi action. by a vote of ayes Mk noes 82. agreed to adjourn to-day. until the first Monday in Jruriery next. The object is no suit the census returns. PETTB3OIIIII. Oct. 30, 18b0.—Reade %Washington, Esq., of the family of Gen. (George Washington, has resigned his dice u U: B. Commissioner, as he tin ging consent to serve under the Fugitive •lave law. CIAIILD LOST /MD Fol7l l lo.—The Catoc tin Whig gives a detailed account of a lit de girl, daughter of Daniel Kefauver, haw kg been lost in the simonising. The whole town turned out in search, and not lees thin 200 peptone were soon in the nvounains, bot no trace could be found of the child. Most or them had returned and were preparing to start out a emend time, when the signal.. born, announced that the child was found.. She had wan dered, five Miles throtigh an almost impas- 1 stable woods null finally reached a clear ing, where she was taken in and provided for during thenightby They returned in a triumphal procession. firautcurtnce, Oct. al. 1850.--Meson. Hughes and Knight. tbe penman wbo cres ted so mach excitement at Boston, by at tempting to recapture fugitive slaves, pass ed dtrough bent to•day. on their way to New York. They Jef wiaboot their slaves. Tom Itineous, lam Moralism.— The %abloom Republic.. of Tuesday. gives *ran- seetredietion Mr the meth etsteimethkof helve hasietbiett isthopial to Roston, by the Irmeideat, 00 aseeent Of threats against the execution of the fitgl tire slave law. No such order,' hese he; gives ' ear bow then. boos any aid Axial awdeurby .hfirebel Boston eiio other place. ir t 'salita it " 11.01/111 Midst inaditoes qkft -Illowatd &ILL lorliVfl. City Malt it 1154 MIL ~CateaselLlll lat.: .1 IL Bye • IWO N 50. . . . . Bed •rbest •l riiirr! tr.=..„ $llO. WId•Z 111h il iyallegr 114 • IS wow Ow") a 87 1611•Nia, I 006) 6 at •hirimet 4.11 tof6= l ll6 ll mid t. gisi o gres• v ,,, • ) XI If !,71 of We bop as 166.611 2411411' Per .4 0 fr -• ma AVOW' WY by iiswilltitiviaw,,llltd. L.serriekswllillOwilblaswwiiiimeasovo Ikows—bithatbis meaty: 91.4 1 ,01 1 4 .lAr 11 00 1 .1t 7 tr am... 111er• Ass w. mom owl airs lissuurv. b lantina4hisairliri4 l ias PwA A w l Sowwity ild* bliws, d .It. Sok' Lg a h l e i r. RicsuasioNg, - aluety, 111145111.44 Ruhemf coawil " • PC& RI Woo,, 110/I§4l R. J. O. Goo, Ro w . ftwor: l WW;iit 11fipprig, hideraill4 aks gldra B. Jaipur if Abe law h t oly 111IWW A4llsios wo*. 111/1 111R4 vit. by saw illeCjalis Crowell, Ww. riv‘, zsi. 4 Lawinwwv, Lr.l ranowily of o owl Aiwa 8.. glaysibirr et Dinid Wert Chador. fiL -.•. ''' T IR ,11 I.Boa =O, - 21 1. 1 " 41 —Arra ..ILM/111111T1t, amishar len. Eel d Now Oxford. esed years. 4olia Oa At* Bk. Mae Maar Ann Azusa', ad& Inannity apell aeon 40 years. lOn ern MR aIL, Serameara Raoseans, at Vales Isarasfelp, la the SO& year of her City. 0 •11•11111111 NIL win Areadanillo, CATII. 411,011 Caner, is the oth year east kiva. 01111wroirmillin , tellt4"*L`,":sooitlAtill .t.: „,4... Nu ii/STAarki, ~ .1 , 804 ; 1 14-.4 0 . •'2 .2 . ...2", ~,,,i A 1 r.rki. . t II - r!WI 1 hf° 11 1 Irle f pfr•rgir4t,bd t , 0 ,,,, , C; Ti DrysGooda r irdware,,iaseqns-, and most of theariaiirribi. - wholesale aptl retsill; ( lri'mvpige* elf 1 feel' fetal to my old tile sr Ind tor Om IW`vori.`'and'arthi d just eav to thlicli' and the public : if you **Hi ARGAIN3 , now is YOU° time' to 'Call anti - gel the . The Ocala must be 'acid filing What they man. The FerouE- Rooht le now for RENT—One of tlae :host cleanable in this place. POseeselon given on or before the hat of 'April. .1: 111. FiTEVENI3ON. Gettisborg; Nov. 80880. I. tlIUqk•H Irk , • i TOWN: PROPERTY, 1 .:m /FOR ' WILL-lie:'ofered at Poblie Bale, on v Saituvloy She VA day of Deeern ler o'Slbek, P. M., on the pre miens, the ' • • • • • r • • Hauge tad Town Lot , known as Lot . No: 139, on Plan of for 'oath of Gettystbitrg; situate/ on West Mid die' street in laid Worough: and having Lot of James IlOwin op die West, and prepei., ty of sainuel Pitlineitock on the East.— On it ant elieted a [ „ , thweitopg . House, log and rough -oast, with hask•ibuilding, 8 bhp, well of Rood water, Ate.; Marie a BLACKSMI'T'H SHOP. It is an expellent stand for Blackemititing, or sny other mechanical busioese—is but mut door west of the Store , and dwelling ling of Samuel Fahnestnck, nn Baltimore *opt, ail basi antral and pleasant *hue ticulAitendanee given and terms made known on day of sale br • ' • D. M'CONAUGRY, Attor'y dr.c. Nov. 8, 1960..—ts , . . Distillers, and Venders of PA TWAT .1111 EOLVEII ICS. THE follow highs; at Distillers and ileu dem of Patent Medicines within the county of Adams, as returned to the Treas urer of said County by the Mercantile. Ap praiser, is published in accordance with law, designating those who haye liken out License, and those who have not. until the Ist of April next. Those marked with an asterisk ( 4 ) have nut taken out License. LIST or DISTILLER" CLASS. CUmberland roimiship. 10. George L. Sefiriver,* „ . ~111§ 00 10. David Rhodes? ' r4." :3; i' I t ' .l o 1 Orford 7bion " ,'e ' 10. Win. 8. Jenkins.* .. 4 .4, 0 -4.4 4 -qo Muni/ton TowitlW - *" - -' 4 ' ''.-'). 5 10. Henry. Wolf,* 5 00 Conotoago Township. 10. John Kendig.• 6 00 Liberty Township. 10. James McDivitt,* A 00 mamas, OT PATENT ustotoinum4 Marabou Township. .. .2 2. E. T. Miller,* .. 10 00 3.. Joseph. Miller.' - - _O.OO 3. Wan. 8. Negle,* [new store]. 10 00 Gettysb 4. B aal. H. Buehler. • was 'i. IS .00 4. thind..lB. Forney, • , 2!OD - . .W4wautite Alt* MEDLARS. .' ~, %tuna Fabor,, 1 Horse Wagon, 40 00 Josiah Eyler. Foot.redlaia. - 1 .. 1g 00 Ernst Openheimer, 1 Hor. Wagon I N p. ..... who h 'not icegser, tit rein) Of% e 8 sec .ii bf the of , iOth Ap 184 they re liable inilii , and , mini on it e lerl, tip . opt ' , . They 6 iill9 Bl 646 6 the 6 6 prlliittpitY. • " SAMUEE ti Nbirropit; - , neae'r er4,llante, aunty. .. Tresuuree4otike.*ttlys-1 , 31, . 6 ,6 1 10 416 k;ti 40, S . ,• MRM • • FOll SALE: v im/ ILL be sold at Pitilia Bald, it the VV ; of ;Joint 'Pate, in. tin Own.* af66ettyl6ttriV an &at tral! the letkday oitNeennber next. re 1 o'clock; of rid iioy. • • ~ ' l ' ' ' Tillg"TAßlO''''""' fete' the . tititpeilf o(' a. ,hgroe. copimkg, situate(' f,ef a seile.frwp the 'ma meetten ed plebe oh 01 r:eed 404, to Penile, berg, eentalitrnir ONO . 1 ~ „ ;,' „. ~; , , ._ ~ 201 , Aones, . 1 ,I .-, Thee bias A* pasta ig 1.14 Amer lo; liv .`' ' M i l '. ollT ellhllie,' 4. ')' '. e ' eltidilet;'i aler 'ir Ohl ' • 'if' g • " A i !! ' gk ie , : *. • ..tiollitit ittelidetrodiepi twelii, ef . . . iiiitei; itiiifidlibt Vieille' or .14,, ~. c . "fiiii littieis"iiiitiiiti iiiupl*c. '-* d a ilkiiGeitt i rteß ,Eittegtehta: • row , . r t h e A ted f_ it lege, - ,iithliar;eitit eiVec,#r ~ . _ eil.of tarert"Witet of ih Aid. irk 09 3 orettilitliiifibtitifilljeeliiii t ::'ZiluiVpr= chasers. the land oo ihe'diSlied`iiiiiiis of she - it - 'mriiill be sold ssiiatafily " - The soil is widest/ ittaTiti .5..41054.1 . 41 1 1.4111111oldhittio , r,purehoso. to h0p044,1004 mot*. aril day ZIA rit NW 1 Wilk WOW ' in, <Awe .414ua1 , arilobak parlisooso willioml ilaSiiessti.. , • , . .: t(l,i'l OA' .:hen illa elialPii oil the Penn for at b0111.1140p0.10 ethiele the perebeeetetill.he , autherieed to ; appropriate so muse orshe purchaetniosaysieNrill 'metier' , the seas. R. G. hfeCREARY, ~ . . 4 vi Af rev **Owns& Oct; 18, 18110-11, , , ; ; , For Rent, A STORE ROOM, in a desirable aitu. ation in the county. Possesaion giv. en immediately. Enquire at this office. LI MKS-- Changeable and Plain: For 17 Ladies' wear, beat quality and vieheaV styles jest received by J. L. t)CHICK. In still •te 111111110110111111.11gqt AI i ti l lN 1111CICIMM , 1 ',T,,, I I I,w v , .1 4 , , —.14.y ; , •4 "' 4 ;tt.l ' .... , , 1 .. .(4,-.-. Tint" ' . ' ThiliiiiiitiNf the 'rag -, " o ff er at Private Sale, Coolitr A ir • e nettontenesitith A. . r ; - joining lands of D. Zieg• 21 114 lc ' P aghaell let. Slim* . ter, and where , half a , i n , the foil' Itr ag std h • ere and m ile Itcpith i tit tysliurg, and containing Hitllditte-ialq MON =Mgt ' -; . .04,0R , the said County e las el ' t . olio Mao by , aberiferomotihr Appraiier of nmee °ll4o l* I ES, ~* ll ° im P r qrtM ente the Pounty—ditaignatipg those are I •''. ill those. 'LI .f . J r IWO HMSO tait'eit bit Normal, 'sad 7 6.0 , to p.i ll , ...• ~, no,* pm 7g44 fa" *,tiogaik i x..,,tssr • Log,and tit* either Frame, and a. large Those marked with an uteri Al) have Ackk a s * .po rto; .., nes • en" triposllo oat seken.out Liam& ~. , ....',./ of wainA ~,4 , , . , holm, (ivOkPumP in) '''lluni •iiiiklit• / " ' ' ' °lb of rid ' ' ' *- • fit ' 4 i•'• • tAl;',.: .t-- 11. 0. Fabastioak.illk 410aiw ' •' ' All b 0 now lieirtttg--di ' ''• ,portion of 12. GeorgoAteold. • ! • . 11 30 tfili•finW re l iti'Motatri' fr 03,4463 'l° 12. Abraham Arnold. ' ' ill 0 0 ao tons,of Ifs) , his been made yearly.-- 1 1 1. R a ltrld 14/46"11;"•' 10 00 The latid l ;flt r ilrbe tarnibillhod it . gll 13.' *iniiefet;Ei OEOOO ' ' to rl ;wall adaikad Ca' tafaisig grass. ,It Altai 14. JohttAil u ttll•oo, Willi , • 7 I'll be used as it Ditty lhto •to •;every rat d 4 Qeo 14. Marcus Samson, 7,:80 7 . solo ii r ebil•A l aillit. apply to ilts'ai4pi -14, Bilataatiat BuablinN. ' 1 00 ~.:..; .- 14. Keller Kntin.' l' ,/ ' ''' ' • ' ' 7 °a Jad fyriALgiaalltarifellll 14.4 v L,4 Vok ri oC ... .. ~ , • 1 1. 03 WHICAII a. ioi ' Twin. . vvainersTY, ' ' 00 cistlig„L.Ati 11'1 :•1 so' ..1 / u AA, A. B. Kurtz, ~ . • , ' 10 00 14. John Fahnestailt,*• ' • 7 00 14. Win. W. Paxton, ' " 3to 14. Henty'Sell,* ' •• •' 7 00 Cumberland township. 14. John'Weike'rt, • '' I ' Shaba* hvoirbithl I'4. Abtalram King, 14. David OhoHi 14. Philip • Myers," • • / .! • r . • Saaallerp:rovra4lp, 14. ,Joszellouolc • (liquor') , 10 50 14.,E}Iwa , „ 00 144, ',7ohir .Bithcolder, ti t' Ikt' nighty / 0 • ; 1 . 14 .4.41 ,e ir• • 7 1,4 d POler; Hulick, , 00 14. Paufge,blipnigh, • 00 1 4.- -*awe' . , . 00 Tyrone township. :.t 14. Jacob , Holiingeri* • , 7 00 14. i Jess* Glitse, ,'• . I ,7 00 Handlto* towns ip: N.- Jeer& 82 Hildebrand, (11q.)• 'lO 50 14. Charles Spangler, , 7 00 14. John Auffittto, l 1 1 00 14. 'Weis. Wolf* SOn, t 00 14. John ' 700 14. F. Hildebrand,* (diaecintinued) 7'oo' "• Franklin tairtadtip. 14. AbrAam Scot 7oo 14. Thomas J. Coopefi • • ; 446° 14. Philip, Hobo Align,ot) 00 14. ,Stick 4. Wh itmore, (lie.) ' 10 Q 0 14.. 'Beecher * Booyet, " 10 ; '00 14. KnOiteelt. Galbraith" , 7 00 14. .1. B. Hrighirli.,7 go , . Tow 46. , 3 13. Jacob Brinkerhoff.* 10 00 14. George W. Heagy,,l l , 7 00 14. C. F. Werigly,* .;; , 700 14. Philip Rotienalpek, Liquors 10 50 14. B. W. Riley. Liquors 10 30 Liberty Township. 14. J6ll6 . lYanttemaket+,: 14. J. Riddlemosen• • Ifmitineon Tdwnri Ip. ' 12. J A. Gat(lneo, Liquor. 18 ' 5 75 , I. Holtzinger, Et Perree, Liquor.' 15"00 14. Wm. Kettle ivolt, VO 14. hied, A. Myers, 1 00 18. B. F. GarMier, 10 00 Latimoie Township. 14. Daniel Nuweonier, Liquors ' 10 50 Oxturd Township. .. . 13. L •anoultantin. Liquors :15 00 13. Lilly* Reily, Liquors 15 00 14. Sylvester Fink' Liqtiors . ' ' • 10 50 14. John Clunk, ' "•7 00 Berwick Township & Pmositi. 14. Wm. lliiiinger,(liq dieermt`d) , l4-t 50 14. Eichelberger & Hollinger, Liq. 10 50 Moi4l Pl!faril.?-7"l#'' 13. Miller aiArreoe. - , ( i tte. 14. John 14. Peter O'lkitlV . , ors —4OO/81 1 ' * 14. Day id. 81:11,8116; ,, :-: . i; 7 14. Jacob Aliebaojth, Jr. 14. Henry B. Mmitlt,'Lltteore ' Conbarttio Teariribip.' ' 14. 'John Stotby, Sr. ' s u. ' 7'oo ' • t - ,,,.1 1 / 4) , i , fLair , • I 1. , ' ... 41 18.`fteney oelq voti, Liquor* 18 00 18, Bneerioger 4 Renshaw, Liq. 16 00 13. Geq. Mytrs 4 Sop, Lig. 10 (IP , • 4. VV.:O: 80111lititift '4 CO.* disetid7cl7 . 4ticl . 4. Ed:Weill' C':up'anto, '.' ' ' 7 4. I so1 I riitti'liarner, lA'uori 10" 0' 4. 'JblitiBPitt4iar, tlittors 10 . ' ~. &Won Torrnohio 4., PcOrloliqr 14 ,1 1u,0rs . , NNW STORN.S. Scary Sleatd, llinenth, $9 John•Wert* - II Lawrence Dietz, Liquor. ''lol 00 Pttitip &Ci W.• Myere; big. 110 60 "'Mary Henry, ; • " '' • 0 7 - 00 .0 & Co,. Lig. 10. 00 . 1111attin .: • '7 4 00 Saeotreander* c• i 0 • ;7 00 Akita Bildibrand:& Co., 7 00 Cunnhighisrst & 7'4o Jac4 67 J06611106f0i1, 8 &Soda,'" ' l '4 67 Paxton 4r. Bl7the - 4'; , . „,7, 11911146"Ock• '12'04 "8' 14. 14► 14. 14., didow Qii 10, 1 4 4 1 .Y. , butt' 40Y 010 Os 3 i t iiEpteiNlinttii ' ~,* , Ate .IE6 ' r ille et 1144 1 ' la;;; er 1 . 4 ,(A ' „.„„ , a e I n . o, tu ' ' 7 i horry .filir Men kdorrir 10 poises( v ' pokbite'll(Mall'iltibitiet ,414461 49Akitio•fl,144 ,, Act,bak imitody .14P11. bil'AilA r af! ql l ‘,P4onlistirnopert4.r., fi,'Visrik.exsivu , ,WAK . ,,ohprzi, 444 tr;,9 ,4 1 ',Trti,tftfific.RINnyrk4,,00 i most every disease; I to at ult4kpogite, ilk put opomonitry f eridn . habit or making a °l i t °VA/MO/ 4 14 rtY-bitllif Sad_ r: ea* to u in• spring its an 111111 111 11"11 i° that eltnlr l eason«.- tts own by ex- IklfilogillOitab l aw sad , WOO*: rioinfniusio cavrt/ink-qualities= 'ascribed to it. F ore thofirst snips of Con. suNptioo, Asthma,. n o miner, how !pm *Wide' Oduiliit, brief Complaints, efe„ itis t Atied lO r be the hest medicini knoWn to bah. Dr. Wistaria Balsam of *AI Cherry is a chemical, extract combinir) with a similar extract from Tar, *fetch en, hanues Its value. Its sueeees in snail; pulmonary diseases, in almost every Magi, alter our best physciatis could do. no more, has astonished the Acuity, and led. them to confess that, Wistaria Balsam of Wild C harry poraiiiiiee a principle lieteMlore unknown among medical men. ' It - 7" Fursale in Gettysburg, Pa.; by the authorized Agent. • BOWEL H. BUEHLER. 04 FARM B SSLit 5 1,3111 m Art . - -ittzviys /Aria n'1201P417.1- ; ZEN& f•-= I I 'r THE time is agaiuspproaching when the winds Of the North; and the pitiless storms of Winter will sweepin all their fury over the land—when ths human body will re quire protection from' the chilling atmos phere and the angrr tlensentoilf..Old So reast.",:' Yew liiiilltlithdreflwer , pleusorablar fllNiirreatlY Md. ...winuce to eillet SAMSON'S Cash One- VO 7,Clothkelyirt VarietyXore,ligii 4asedistelv oppnliht ffite Dl,lllYrgrlltirt Ye," will fi i nifonetil 44Ptigest.."h"apnott And I n lol 9.MltiopsbiltifititatbulkoFigfriDY AgA,DE C.l,QT,uusiiclever. offered jails* u.Renklellet'Ooinity,."' end at !nth pyfeer I as csinnollail to pleasee—the sisberiberisie. lievingin the old thrittO t that a .inlinble'slx ce whetter than a slow shilline - Mi ne Will tie' 40c - di adhered evil Isollical at the icivertfiving prodthistod the price ' price et vihlishioods will be ud :Sam which issvabstemesit instance be.maide, which is the only,oll'.. nntne,thrit van Ilte,given to protest the pub lic from impositiort*believing , to he'll Mach 'better system than that or the. giab gdplte, ocatflome,rlsl,rmous high Prites and selling (for just what you -tan let. My stock ciothiojaanitistseft'lsillts, Over pool tip Froek -costa, preemvos ts, Sack -0 oats. Of every Palitsloool44i.3l6lhl Ctesimere, C.assinet.. Yelvet,„Doid,,,sti Doeskin; Vesta. of( Satin, Clothi net ; ',Woolen"Shirks and Drawers ;.Cara. WO Flannel do'. PraVats.HosulltMstt, left; Dollars._ bosomy ,lifitipenders--vin short; every article gip; kitlpug/ ,to the 9ititte menli'Fhtnishing Rddm • my . 11l ends 'atid gelikrilAyNe most respectfully 'invited to call and'exam. in°tt yyyya°l"lF,4 l ,l. l l#lo.9 ll4 ,in!'irrin'• I king' sew purchaselkaiud • they wt e . con vin9P4 1 411 It # l 4 , taoPil of, °MYang" who studies eeatictsay. I to purchase his clothing et Semeosent Thankful fur poi favors ! the mobocrat's.. (would. return most profound thank" _to the citizens of Gettysburg and vicinity. and hopes;' strict Attention to badness, to•mcrif COll - of , public favor. MAACIJS SAMSON'. Gettyrbiltg; Oct. 25, U 35% BOOKS AND STA'rIONEBY. The. Largest AssOrttnent ever opened in Gettysburg. If. BUEHLER bee ' just Invented' . froth. the 'City a largo athlitional supply of Books, and hi t , novetptlOptd, et his old established Beatnik:we, i n C 41 4 1114:, HER t sfitmg, eentEET:ll* J*4414414; best assortment of , ' • r ' STANDARD. BOLIS,' ~iv/7.4 . offtery yarieliClartilla, Thn• ..' ". !' °logical. Literary and bliseellastetnte, ev er °tared in this market, all Of ifiiith will be sold, tensest, at the Serf loivest.tinel; , He has also constantly on bands large and fdllarrdrtni al df sCupoi. tiognii and STATI9 pRILT, Pen.itttivev, Oold 4 L Pen". Finalis t Envidnpes, Visiting Cards, Motge. i yf r ahlre, math variety of Fancy, 4144, 102W11 le. 1 tyy t, ',"pgiol of PUrcrilirehrfrtOfte. The subscriber returns bkineknWitiedg. Ellen, for the, long continued . and Wad *pa tronage extended to him, and thinks thet,- in the variety inil excellegve QMg present assortment oalblipllontlit ntlNtatihner,x, will be found evidence of a determination to continue to merit that pitrOnage. OtrArrangenient. have' bees•might- by which any l o tentie r tw h epvtorelppoi in Iris u s°therlAcith . Y., , ilixt!P AI '&l94 o l,l l .itgln GlettypbUrgpOet. 28, ' 1850 ' . IX M 9 CONT Ala 6 , IE,, o FilardE ' fffbut 7 L'aft,A4 of the rthlie i egetttltt ttlP4 Odkressit thr Gnome' &melds Btore4 , end formerly "71 e upidl,lis ',a Laltt 911108 by AM* "Itl'Otoo a ugh'', iblett.,'doceased. 'r; 1 44for4elf 01110 Staitenar feir i!atmts . and, Reaai,ino;, ,' , ,: e Oa furitiah iiti'lleafinkte. Militia* , toi, applichwit s ,sta Alum* 1'044 ihiii:6;34,, the tvemeettP4*firrileY'sf!wMtitkftto ozr D. McC.' nt e oppeia' to attend to the plopacoliaar.4 mmt. ..t.y.r.a.) e 0 .0E ,toilV t l i tiffit s t 1 00tIttlit t le m *ri ° IBUJIR ' it:3N a r . 01,1 . --Abu selection of.shades•ieno. satt4ooo l + 'tide their FlVitiiiditazlliroclidlir,tplaiii ' and "41144tikite,;1110408011000tokrid vantage.. App t y b . . m peettona t ily,ext by 'llltarct .wt stati.traftotvl 7.) .C 1 ahlaitigiVlX46l, Apekt:le A. at x Ve i/ v --- '‘ tdlit i etdi i K ' Ttilie l #olo4o I ll+ f f g--t ii, . Ttitg61,81,1 0 14.• Ta, f m , tvite.,ll4,e ri t r it teleashi i tifikititls co tit sietnin= by notified that Sr ytawrigutml to make eethteibtl4l,o roma. and SQ pay the awe 'over to the 'Frowner of the coutay. on or before the 18th day of November nort. JOHN G 114ORNING13TAR, JOHN StIsSELMAN; jn. JACOB PRIEST, I cotnedsaionsra Attest--J. Aveasstsavem, Clerk. Oct. 25.--81 7 00 7 00 'lO to wAstto-A. • the :work of an , Ordinary rind Fami !Alt colored woman would be pre ferred. Good character and correct hob bq essential M the 'aPpliemit. who may And it permanent situation in a plea omit home. 'CrEnquire at the "Star" officio. War 3* 1156 PO O 4 I At ibiir ilia - Splendid **II! ~ - pint- rot recc v ~..., ~ ti -I 74 ' . *: . ' , i r ' I I- • 4 1 i . ITCH he Will'ke .Isiett• toexhibit & vloPsl4 who MOW CliAl 41140 TOW% ill 14 1 . i iFig re Odieeta.lifidYil i OPPOikklir F# 4 * P 4 6. Pr. . 1.1 i.) gril, IAY? ANS? tic irrii ' ll sYliikiklire , 44 %OP, $O.ll 41 . 001 110 /Y I °W, pricer. Alligni; AkitAii , Milift4C l o ll3 4 s the tutatottavhsocablet , • n , 1 x_ny,46l,p litiii,"lrtliiic 'Ai•irts ' rßl:Preil MERINOZe, CAME. LION i thMa i rtl• , 3 &Weeds tVettAli9o44 CObeig - ilidlisi 11*.ilumm,Notweigood soh,. co b= ffiiii, pi *HIM smorsoont Aft Riblravuhefil glawerS44oolilnei antipaiorssoitimmimd tombutablisched Moslineamoeleta imidlaii on Flannels, Cloths, ,Ommitateminifirgiags Caraiknote 4 ffnmith worked and mourning Collars, Curls, Elair-Braider Allows* of varionakinds s in sham almost any rh • i lntattittf l ihelallill' particularly invited - StripylLl9clor ilifflOs. wilWartiltiOi 6iimitili '61in641641y the moat fashionabk.but the kat styles. Cell and , mlopkiirkeulla emit 4 4,4#114441 I ni : ti • b . ' v tl '' t .' ; ' 2 6 ' O l OO I itA ti,a.....,..2..4t5... LATEST F*B fiXI)I4P. ' Vat trioWofihinkier/o l iietAinyiiii4. his triew6o.44earitesitnentily. thst he lute lipitijimilnollll.ll. l l superior si;l ldt or r' i. 41 ).‘ • • R W-I or tlies"biitt maliiitlkiji lutiffallii4' ; style,' it, hid •iltl 4 blishment in &pill? . Batillwaite etiiii,' 'iti situ die Cot:10 I office. anittrieit'lloor :to Walitpler's 7 pi ning Estnblieliiile4-,-tentbractpg the clii lowing : • Sitpetitiebl+le-ekin Plush' Silk. Swish!, Fine FOr. mid tlitild'h . 04fir; see.;'oll of *Melt lid, Willitel(l4 hir eitill, 4 Seetittitiry iredded; il l delpiereit . l ,iliiinetK Oak?: 'nit/ Oaken . ISPeieltsilige l'it, nets. •"k ' r " • "I.E 3. BAIi0W71; ,1 Afiti,k,i7 ,April 26. / ! )o°,;!' "'"' ' " ' ',,... . I ' . ,1 TAIL° Li tot " ,11 1 .710 der.rmivoLn si n,IV f e • pair OP NM IMIMIONDs ;' G e tt ys b urg , ririgronYEß Neje ihWks to Moir emit*• men fot Oftit ly inform the public that the continne to .l6#4lllUlge I in the — Fetirlififiiiirr `tut on reasons. e tersnar. (4 Whitening 11kM gibe Litere. tofore, by ROBIIRT hfiurrim. Fashions are rg4figfllY Forititml. *id ixOry,iatfori tQ oCcOre.4 gg9J x:64, 4111tramite4nti4 ea ii?gr TOPlriiPeciquitiw.,bylihnicl9 experience in -ttle buitc44evandit'citei4o4 efforts to please, ,to merit antil twice a contintriittftic4r-theltirttlfoilAirtittiele, U'helUll'inttWidibttFestittithe 11;114 just been rectel4ed (tom 4ticeityi ''lll3nAtt %hide orient ntrif peotiateti l takit ih.exchange forQnrk. • "' • • • E. &it MARTIN.' Gettysburg, Oct. 4. '10150.-;-tf :"'" " VITA' N p i ppreinice tat Learn, thoiro ilv ring biomes+.. Oaolivai gill Toon wool 4e; freforra, ~ f /!I ,E. 4 , 4 1 , MARTINE. v, 'AI ..; ;itl HE undersignethisekneerteliges indebtedness to his itututinous s fripaide. -itirel:of;pStrimsge extend ', tOhlasiinstl respectfully dorms . dun .thatfiesritfis ist received 1)4147W1011 Id, ondpiti i Vie eid 1411 r 'WNW i hid raid; iiaintkJ to'fit 'Jl' H. INCEM;Y: atrtectilli f tiv4 ma* , I)#e'ing seribvir. if immediate 'il ' cation be, mad,. Mb ' OM Mt iiter adb'cbPreet Vie ; 'QM fivolitiThiPiiniiiiik would be erelbiredl" "' w "'"V B . • • GE TTY,`,lql;9 l 1' A' /4 r . ."' i;-• • , :tc..1...i.t. .•••'.• .":U:!.,01 . it " triiHlS Inetitpti . :3l L under the direction or Ole eX4 1 04 2 . : filtklifi IlkM .tom l on ISloiidery the 2d of Stiterribet,'lna eon. Ithou! in.tero eeesioncelrftuf nuulthu each, i ;until "die - last 'tat, rune I:letleitilts?_eli end AM eek fee eregittli m0t540,14.: Bier eltd 04 ?„ 14) *••••••• , • I ! , ",t - ..,!) .., ;,,: d :, : '- eeete o9o- TOn't/ 01 4( 1 1tOwPORtillejeuhariell [imee4: !Ilk hillie , Rieltitehiell OS Len. CUIPANPniir int MO FOlllirf Mirk* ' .Pti pits will be ebergthk (toeh..lbe-tinsk via-, I v ' t er i ,"lool 4-40 .'lerrie94 , o.o.or) 1 ' € 9Pc,PPP.! !pp prAc4l4l 4.4 1 4 04.% eitTo l'l;tceP; TYPO* 14K, .Y. Opp 34004 w!sirgrz ragwc4 i4Per4 thiur4P*ll,o cif i; i ... I,YOROIMI , N I IIIOVIb . will ~ J 0 c.A. .0. .f w . splote.oooi..(;,l •sit-v. ' i i J 41:1 , • .. . . fli4 i• ... i .g y , tgriOltklirt ~, t,' . .., ist,gil, , . , NIT :, r. aua cti dri f , ~I .O. acquit ", "' I OlikiDr.'Knt .. w o k n ike i o! 4 , Thcjiwab k ..• •7,., i Hon. M . WOW°, Prof. stover, ~- %,•,.• 1 1 • ),' J. D. Danner, - ' Rev. R;Johnston, • Aug. 30, (Mvi1t41461113,11 . . ... J., pX0=1:1331..k... , 1;1 . ! '; 1 • 'Olititilghti4: ,''i I Yi ki., _ • , k llr i , ~ ~ , .Itputt,tregglottr 911,Ahlik ..R4 , 4'31 otuo,rmacnnomP4Lita!of the O°P2uP.9 • tlYoMgo Pa«detleased•hav -44 int Pf , W. il AqAtte aubsaritmiii, n o * ii r ip 1 heretrygren teen vitto,ttre indebted tp staid Estate,temaltepsymnrit withoutdeley,and, to those baying claims to present the same properly authenticated, tp the subscribers, residing in "laid borough, for settlement. l JAMES F. FA HNESTOCK, DAVID 'E. HOUCK, • ' ' - Nov. 1.-1-6 t ~ , Executors: , " , W 6',611t,[11,, A Considerable quantity Of good SI,T-, MAC, well„curcd, ,erul clear of sterne, for . Which a fair price will be given, G.KO. ARNOLD. ; Gettysburg, Sept. 20, 1860. L ADIES -call and see a floe asenglaient PARASOLS at KURTZISMEAP CORNER. Aprit 118. ..... ...... h , , za r 11,64 ie PROCLA.MAin E rOke 1 ittkgAk' w ' s AM ,'' • wWHEREAS the lion. Draniu. Dna , 1715'0 AVILES S. WEST OP LIT w v ZISRo ESQ. Presidentof the severs. . 7 . LEsTows w Gl e ßmAN y Co u rts of Common Pleas, in the cowmen ! - 4v .... ..,4 , itig the 19:h District, and loni c* i :a r Vir .. ..,. N,, 1 4 "ii or rho Courts of Oyer and Terminer, and i ' rit itivow in WI op. again', Jeil Delivery, for the trial of all THIS e2ili ki capital and other o ff enders in the said dm. ; ... fl e fi r d a nig n 7 i a pw atl , 4lll " looo4 the ,hattes tb:l o o m a merao ll hint" , triet—end 41139:11 M'Dirrrr, and SAIIVKI w "' ri r ' in the % ery best mammy. liat•r; 4116' CR I soB44ll 7 Plqs-J,,adges o ,f „the, .„.,°°„. o —g °. in herß wantiug grinding ilopiyurpeoially oniutbn Pleas and tsenera. Jail pet, i er), , in time of low w ate ry will pfe*im OA et f'9, tlict,!tial of all elPit3land other offend - this Establishmet. where they 'renilikjik 4 ere an the 'county of Adania---have issued commodined ut ail t i, m ,.. Tii , . ~,,, f 6 5 thei, eight Hundred and filly, and to is e l ose by , 0 4 in euemeetion witirtillilarge me .• j , . . Wipes, cowl of Nom- "- er & sl i m! • Fl our i ng Mild ;, , • ~ . 1 , 't 1 1 0 Sail Delivery; l and together are calculated to we a4O , and C.. t,f'*er'siiid tmineir, at Get - 1 amount of work,. A P.l. l l4l'llft AP i zal . 1 ,1ny0,, , i,51,ii tl . ey of N - ;g• cL . fil'Eß NUJ, i s i n con tom' I. I- 1 • -' • *MI this eslatli.huteut, and Sums ma, eINOTICe 18 HEREBY GIVEN To now be done it alltti!es. ~( !post •on vi e Justices of the Peace, the Corow hand ind tut' ` stale;'''- , t,,, rithin'thesaid Counl i ld . ' AT THE Anus; ' ' .rr ~ . . ...anvil boo ~ A p fyi t i the,' liallialea and there hi t , I. F . wholesale and reiao, xy and, fkilimm 4 1616 si, with thelrEoilbs.nee°rag, fine Wheat Floor, Rye Corn and,,Muck . Miataillatiang atui r i dl i. " : lt s. e" whe a t Ftohr; witriankedsaimii l ok 4 l iter a membranes, to 40 Ow thin gs which to In' of chopped live, turn, Oat*, 51iii '' ittiebilitkilild lit l 'hit 6 V ettain ' Bran, Shorts, Shipstuff, ite., to belnid Of Btelliffe;'and alto ) O'er who will P rnfte- all limes at fair infces. ' ma ligairit seidisiditioni 'lndite or then , , I , ~ . Ott 1 ,, , p ,,, i4 shall he in thi',lsiil'ofilie held Votinv," kit - teilik 0 /PAPP eiteliAl TEdigth I , Adairii; la 4,3 be ffitu - sitid'llieie 'to prim: i on hand at all time., for sale or estainr) estue igainst thesis as'shall bt just. 1 for ungroood. Thou, -personae I IiVILLI.4II/ pleiveld,Shia.' the Flour and Feed business ear d ittreleid sbaiir• amt . *. tAir 4 Blolr2 ' ' oct. Is, Jae. ,- 'S - " . ' - 1 notice, either with the Flour andAMISIA 11 04 111 ,aqurod, or by haying. their inert ' 11r4 1 .r. fleuttadr . ,;:r oh , :rigs establishment has been etrittenhat heavy expense for the special l'ollelffillieffik and accommodation of. the neighbeekalid and will be earned on Ivy firat•rate E.TPERLi.'/VC'ED ilitiLtig. . . .111 RlitYfEß4B.lolll% 9 s . I # 'VC r„lf , - • VOWS u , hoibt - stirgie- feat twimeloba , rairota . ix t eci n ia, that thW"iiirioWeib u la'Atealtai wisrmi tleeitittelf e rh hurter, meOpeed. - 041iierfit' "'Court e r f . tj• al e . l r e __ 4 4 " _SV M ifrk 464W-Noioini b. "my 4 1 1* . likif S'w 44, ' thiliit iirbe' 114 Bic Beard, deceased. 178. The first Air . Asir Lo . the :21,1M71111M.Yrtfutle. giodcArritofi• -, , o AlVinbedi t.t. well tog ArtilliarqpaithippAtrzetators of the last 441 1 11 M lesiikiioo of Moves Orisweltaletieeseti. awn,ac 4 , • Igo. .Irlus strawy, of - itersuir Coloblouse litlattniftiiiit tea Ilk wI 1* Rf"piiebilt Ititetiff i n de thiii'f4,', . - • . . _.ltt.'-•Pui,itral,lecomiiaetidefiek G. tteViaso. ;Adoitioiswalor :or Um *maw of Mania , thwtoolgh: deemed: ,', =. law' Thilhwttontrdtiollikown ot Sim uet, ; eililll'llitißUtkr#W;dr A i late of 4 d 0 : ' c.0:064:64.... . . ..6toid.wwooat of I reful it Wienialk Adtwinitontiot ig, the waste of elitti.hoo Ellitio. drowsed. ABC TM:l,66in* of John Wilwin and Wiltfitti 2 rtilcAtholkioo or of the te -10444!I ,P,Wilion; 4 guS„.. riwoloooootm of PoWwo'l4ioll. Exoettimoi Uto loot will aid wieworeoi OF Joseph gokeitrodolokresold. ' '~ :" ' 4 4 '' fed: Tfftr i iceoua it coclll:lcitit..Ati: t . ailuistkailiir i irly . 4 j t o ..b.,Bcowii., „ . , „WAI. W. Hadirti f tlilki. , 1 Regideee °Sem eftrafrerf,„ Z ' / 1 41" 01 . ' Down. if iiik .3- , = : ~. •:. ri.0r.1 4 4.4.pf fe.W, ARNONNIP:'z' %Kiva' .nmi . appwaho. :1,60.44 rsomopreging *wad &tint as largessidelc or Fall and WilisirGeoded as his , betsi"lfeifidlio iitiblielit, "sly time ; 'Arahlir All ilgithttidkrel lutflirsom l AR.lll °l4 ,___ !TM; 411 Y. idter_rieFfiii• ~ e rrltiP4 inkiop , "r I, 'I . i• 7 ti I .J :` .1 • .41a4U6 S t • _ ATTEND TO WSW B TIONITM I HE :it boL tlkt7trii /. ,it 4 1, 01 i l l u ct i ji -ri: : I : • t ' ~...„ ~.r ... n ~ r T .,,,..,„ ....:,. ~,,ac'!,..,,,,•,A. peiktpi ,m i trgerr, , - -1 , ilw,ll:pil i ttied ; , f r ,0 47 L . 1 ., ~ . eslitilltrii4o%"3 w 1 • 74 1 ,4 11 , . oo 1 if 7,7lP.Tf on = •• .. . 1 ,1 41, ba 4 f oil % fi KtirarMl hi" risk . Pre ',. P i iii t iii . A.Vimiles XMOllft g° limall irmtif t , ,a. ! _-._ `• .1 Dast:•4 l 1 ~, is 7 1 R a lt i. si ghs.er. . • , W.. re 4311N0W110. ''' atelie'Dr.ertftlitlier. Dr.tilkiWiNtstrei I •faIMILTPta Wooer. • Dr. Mtihrourroot r Eitlet. iamb Seib& Tb.,ovilmoriboigiumilittotoved: his re.i. once to the house limberly occupied by • trLitto• Goebentolit S. Bolltiment street s fpm 440p1i am. EttleNutook's atom. F. E. VANDERSLOOT. Much 14, Mi. J. LAWRENCE HILL, • • iDe.MTIST, 111 AS restored his race to the building wok opposite the Lutheran Church. in Chambersburg street. Z doors east of Mr. Mitklierofre store where her may all times be found reedy shd willing to atteud to any case within the province of the Des fist. Perstine in want of full sets of teeth, are respectfully invited to call. - ' REFERgx9,o k ~ ,-- - Dr. C. N. B got avelet,kr lef.U.P.Harlidats,A.D I D .. D. Herres . , Prod M. .11Acelib: ' - .4. C. A. (14iveliv. 40 H. Li Hameln*. ' 'a. D. Gi , •• Wag.H.RstiALsos Rev.I.C.NVATsew,IL ." M. L. arprio. , July r, 1849. Thy : un4ersigued therefore , teal soeita the patronage of the aurrdun 1 cnuntry.• ; Farmers may rest , ttasaredU having their, grinding, and all :other Warfel done at ..eitherof.. the Mills, idt ilatimariA best manner, and at all times upon shalt notice. Persons going to the establialit , mewl frrim a qi3;:tp ro eati,at aclt i l 4 oo r m4ll parh`ttiliili- 'hi 'a, cliy season, when tliiii strearn r s are low .arid water,lsolrfas,lotz toting is shhit di m , take th eir gtakri home with them miindlactitiell ha the!, may wish. Those that bring plas i tar in the stone car t sal . all tin e 's receiva and take with ittkadt groui:d plaster ill ezeintrige. ..,..._- . ' • . (H O. A JRA r D. NFL -Wishing to give'fariiie4 home ma ,"r, , Pia' grain ! a fait fit ill at all • 'even foi*beat.;ll3i ru, i.r. „so, 0. ~ ~,„„ser.,. it the ittAii,g-,:—._.. Lomat °roe, Belk. cf.=--tf O. A: b 1 4 . 21411 WPB Preih 'Fall. Dry CI oot] • viva ,;... Bargattpt 41,1,1 wt 6 ?1 MIDDLECOPF is fin* , ,e.r4eassive, Auld beautiful supplyf PALI,M(ODS. direct from Phitsdelphilleu wAuch ;bare been selected with greetwistatpt Art thy Jessit fabrics, and latest styleilPdtel" a 1,4 1 144 Pairket, comprising a , riikrtirildiettalY ecirltmut of I,adies' Dress .ICiocals,emEnter ery, thing desirable, end useful for genstom . 0 0 Wear—all of which .can imitato r s, .ctforanously low prices. Jiwoolhdll: rellpeauily the attention of 'baying , to oi, otto*uatipo.ttfuty large slot* of "MP r pculte a goixte, feeling confident that PrtitlLl ogre.tri4ftw inshreements to ill who Mai flaiel Mc pie with , •:, ~A. 1 111)DLE0011 1 1r, 1 11 ANL 4,.1850. 1•111111110111 Fresh fir' • ....rocenes4 I , , . . .... .. . - !A. B. KURTZ - ' i ? '''"" Er AS jets' receli , ed a !twee stoPpiilliN' L l h Bit sad lead GROCERIE3,O.OII.IIOIIp6 of flutai.boatte and Syrup moi, l ' sm, 5f0,„. Ear, a prithe article and cheap, psi IR", Teas, Safe, Cheese. Oil.. Clinlpla t ie t , I, i t e .. &c. QUEENSWA RE. ,n,r,,,er!Sat 4 variety. *bleb will be sold unenrtnonit, . , tow. fir Then reniember, to leepr! tt iyir r , rainii,lie'attre'yo u call at KUR,177 1 4 8 Nriß Corner. S. E. Corner Centre 019 tl i k t i l • - 0 .14- ri - -- ~~e ~~ ~~ ,Nets, fii; ; to-Li 11r7 wii..w 0.0..0-:ts..o, Ilainersly's Variety 'B,tmt:yl:: invitee -,) ITIHE subscribei the sitteiiiititt f ji_ the public to the Isr,gc,assomeegt of Goods idle iktrired at hist arid " Von., on the North West corner of the Dia laultds•GallYabulli Pa., shield lie All PlatiaNS4 to .oboes to all who may favor hi wkili.at sap. i Timiswelt ixtrotiew in I►s*lo4l0 71 COFFEE; SUG.4R: AfOIiASISES,V" SYRUPplif4Niplrorifs!.. . A4R•A of,, 001..04 4.14 0,04,g0430.0.10,.., ilkit - liallaTlOln and bet Ina* #O,l, , 113,w Ckindiv tibias, and quOntarart:loo ever offered in the plare; alsolifilK! ! 4 , :tairone A Ilk E (.; . 0 'I yil I V „op glit *lrv" aasualinerit rif tfti* Wan% eh as Tubs t Auckets, CI . ; w Baskew rif all sizes, L di. ;r. bil rave Baskets , e Af r.ilhs, B •• W • e. ; Crlalkan;',(i superi " ' N k AL) Cheese, Pickles, Confections ssW 1 7 ruite 41.44004 ,. lqith fliiiiMWAl band / full supply of the best . . , ut , „ ii "'"i tAlelsY • Fi OUltf isd dillereut kinds of Feed, U. 4 Ar„ voN. illiiiiiiiir and Beans, Tobieco,tit' . tvil l) had Cigars, with a large variety di , 10 Arsieles--all of which will he sold a411e;.' 4 markably low prices for cash or codiVll. ol produce.. . ~, . •i;t - -ids • i • The. subscriber returns his ibletWil , d• thanki to the publicl for the libdrillillthit„ '',l nage bittaibriketi textedideff to him, 'slid life --" rites purchasers .to call' sod' esuitttlibilW stock before purchasing elsewhere.- - -- --- WSIZWIIIithiIt.RSLY. Oct. 4, 1850. - ---- ^ -- ""7"-r , I ':,l, • SEXCVM j -i STOVE fit% ~, -tv # OF eaerteite eanitofitly igillii" * 11, JP for sale at 'But:Bums' 1 :7 .181teet-lmn Betiblit4tmeno, op iIN 7 oat °See, Chamberab e r ir ii re e l t teilff-,°' burg. ' . I. ' tre 4 . 1 14; 61*6 4 ~, . e, ,i iota_ V. i Anse nu LSTRAII.I . § wicirmonse r t r edir d 0111 gimp I, di*aista_ _as ap•as an CO 40 4 0. ' IL In i"t,1 1 40.04 1 , II I W,, •Simpft . -snurmlicioinpri B4p.w•itbßiiMi all times, prepared to attend to all bu that may be placed in his hantlaP-4.4 -f .1' - ---- D. A. 111rIttAllig t. 77 I, Gettyalitig. Afikirl9.lsl!.• 0 7 In 'V I, LO TWO CAliallidEß4 (I ' MIA k j IMPS. ike. r a la dimmable vaaaras4 nevi% et: and for isle at HAWKS. =z;z . 1/ r=t
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