A OCNERfNUB BEOUEBT.
OrronorALL TOR SOURPODY.—We a
barer two since came into-poiliesskin of
wrist purported to be an *trait of a very
eingithir will, which it is
,said ha's lately
beep proved at Liverpool, gnglantl. 'rho
testator, a Col. Daniels, it seems, was for
merly a sojourner, for the su:nmer months,
at New Haven, Connecticut. In his will
1s Ibe following clause :
si4dises, having no other near Ma
tisse or friends who need my bequest, I
given, a certain bookseller in New Haven,
glen,
in tbe linked States of A
issilkii, all lay -shares itt the Hanks of Liv
egmel, England, and Dumfries, Scotland,
Alllkliting, is will appear by certificates
ia pep poseession, and by the bank books,
le ibitt'hundreil thousand and sixty-two
pounds, currency. The name of the afore
said *wee 1 do not remember ; but he
Wet bookstore south of the Tontine Ho
ledinntl in -a large four or live story block,
glisdlistObidek, haring a bank in one of its
ivisions. And my reason fur this be
timt is, that the said bookseller showed
pippy marks of kindness and courtesy,
II
rotted me during a sickness of sere.
airs. He wns a married man ; a mem
ber of the English Church, and, if now
Mit is *bout a forty years of age, or
lie. -.
(kitNam-4f the above bequest cannot
be complied with for lack of proof, or by
aseetill of the death of the legatee, I here.
indirect my executors to di 61e the shares
egallopbetween the live parties first name
iatilhekety last will and testament."
600 1 110 pinion alluded to above is Mr. Le
1411L'Young, eldest son of Col. Guilford
D. Young, of the 20th regiment infantry,
f l eiiillialted States army, in the war of
Youn g commenced life as ed
101f,iiir, uewspapar at Norwhich. Coe
-111111411416; was afterwards a book-seller at
N. Davao. and there, between the years
141111141m11:1837, became acquainted With
ttillititOeitimed Col. Daniels.
''''strit intro had an interview with
Wing. Who says that, although he has
trp O(it he is the person indicated yet
the amount bequeathed to hint
M hr too great for his deserving, in hawing
findernsithe service• which seem to home
erritiongirinfluenced the telfiihte' of the
*WV Mr. Young's attention was for the .
Atfit time elated to the fact of the wilt
,by:
Ma):: 66: . VVinfield „
•fear trans' Sin JOHN Ittera.-4htra:
etealbsiety Alright of Carrier FYgetrilit.—
Ws have learned from a private scarce
1 ,0
tap
I gin ; Friday last two of the cellist, pig
idit 'taken, by Sir JOhn Rests whet: be lift
the' ' re or Avr, and some of which, were
tete diipaiched home in the event Of his
ellkeirtitillittg•Sir 'John Franklin, or being
Armen 'in; arrived at Ayr, finding theit
ttbsyst• once to the dove-cot which they
obeppied previous to being taken. Way;
The birds, we understand, arrived within'
a ;s oortotiote of each, oilier ; but neither of
tbeakwe regret to be informed, conveyed
apy4liing in the shape of ,a letter or note
or,
itt s
*kind, One of them, indeed, wbich
T
x Ave bad some documeakattanligiA„ '
wt. 7 rated to be considerably,enutija*, '
iiii (CO having apparently been shot tinny.,
'Thirtnitti they Were liberated by Sir ;oho,
Wig' ili ofeourse uncertain, but taking Ira
'
ttc'eciatitleration the well-known "petite* i
ofifigitt possessed by the 'carrier ingrate;
it cannot have been very long sitele *fly
leftratir gallant countryman. Theistriveal
ofiattbentie 418 W) from , the Atiervegiertis
sviiiLbe.,ktoked lbscsard to witlreddEsional
aturaitty. : frogs 'the probability:with* chits
mass adapt thalamus tiding ste.y.havebeett
hatept of, Sir Joint Franklin. indepuld
enithowever, of the interest whialtstiher.
wise itittn:hes to the extraordinary flight"(
ahlS'Aeoie. it will be regarded by new
railifittin ttiost remarkable incident. ,We
deficit recant:et of any parallel to it. The
distance the Creatures must have traversed
esidttotbst far short of 2.000 miles, and u
they-travel by sight, and not by scent, this
faeces' the more extrordinary. Sir John
Riper, we believe, took five pigeons with
hiattowhich„ it may be remembered, were
stated in the last accounts received of his
tes.biave been pt that tittto all alive. so that
dttarc„are still three to be accounted for.
IVW/s ; British Mail. .
'Tilt lEtivirvar OF Tlift RICH ,M110!w%•••-
Tli written' direetion of John M'Honcigh .
tolls Stec-Mors forms, wet understand,
vet/interesting record of impressions
andnexpetiettee of a very mingulartiutierde
and ebeerving man. This document S
boob& to observations on the vices and
fopttyra of his fellow men, and inculcates
the necessity of cultivating a higher feeling
olloiStice and philanthropy among men, 7 ,.
He iiiinitires strongly the hostility and ere
judlee of ~the poor against the rich. and
giVilis several instances in which this feel
intents exalted itgainst . him in suits tried
betels Tulles. ' He refers particularly to
ceirwesS, in which he brought suit against
a tick widow Jady, whose husband's notes
he (111 1 Donogh) had cashed in his life
to Assist that husband out of some
e out. The widow refused to
P notes, and NlTonogli brought suit.
saseß cape belore jury, and the law
, ma; the defendant, who had no legal de
tbe note, appealed to the pre.
judeett of the jury, and invoked them to
priitian the poor widow and her orphan
eliffehettigimin the exactions of the ava
tieilbsir Millionaire, John M'Donogh.—
'The appeal was but too successful. The
javpietterned a verdict for about ten per .
eanksiiithe fate of the note ; "and thus,"
aseladata Mr. M'Donogh. “was I deprived
oft dues because by perseverance
aunt y I lied accumulated wealth.— j
"HiltUrAtt rtddr,'•theso jurors, in thus per-
Ildtdisite to, be robbed, little knew that i
=Pr robbing themselves .and their
'And so it has proved, and the
ali ho / *E! lad his revenge.—N. Orleans
ElMlNeeest.tet Atianaria.-.Tins Team.
INN. tiallNinSoi el. the Slot alt., brings us
as alms lesrm Gov, Collier, of Alabama,
ill 04c 1 0 4444 wide an him to convene
4
olk kW/ sioian of o‘ l oieisiature
Ha to comply with these calls.
Otte ut his quw, public opinion
in not eitely settled,'and he fea rs dii.
soosiosto if thairegislature wore assembled,
faegaelgawarivegie plans or /union. as
Amok bageme,-.1. *job the Saudi 3 ham
begillty waved ea justify mai
ee exteaci-
N
' kimeseelesiell4ll
.** Pk Nor h, Mil
' 1 94"01, 000
3"
at 4414 x(1110 /WO* she
ilemlib of the VOW States bas
g efelia saitlise *yap gains Tog
gek VII go* hi polls
AUTHORITY OF TRACHRRII.—A C3lllO
came before the Court of Quarter Sessions,
last week, Judge King presiding, of a le
male teacher in Kensington being arraign
ed for severely 'Whipping one of her pu
pilti,a boy, who was proved to be exceed
ingly unruly,and the Ormee for which he
was corrected, being 'a flagrant breach of
the rules. It was : shbwn that the'boy Lind
upon his back add thighs a number.' of
marks or wales from the blows of thellti:
an. After a patient hearing, the jury re.
tired, and after being out all night, came
into court next morning with a report that
they could not agree, and were 'dischar
ged. They stood ten for acquittal and
two for conviction.
In an able charge to the Jury. Judge
King took the following, graputtiowitAw
the authority of a teacher—which we pap,
halt with a view that all may' tletlirspold
the relations subsisting, in this respect,'
between teacher and pupil •: ‘•
let. That a Teacher 'cif thc , Public
Schools has the right to inflict , chettlisei
meat upon a pupil for improper vendee
and breach of School Dicipline. , •-• ' '
2d. That a Teacher of a Publie•St.hottit
has the same right, in this nispe*sii
teacher of a private school, or - if there itr
any difference, it is in favor of the POW.
'of the Public Teachers. • •
. 3d. That a Teacher can •• only be eons•
vieted of assault and battery. , wherie there
is clear evidence that the chastisement
was uncalled Ent . ? or huoradentto 'aryl eV
cessive.
Theiuestion Whoa for the jurt.io on.
eider. was, he said: . whether the defendant
had overatepped•the stutttotity , whit' w hitch
she was inveawd: • '
Unless the suit should be 'withilniwn,
it will oome,up again at she next teria.l4.
Red Dank towaship,ip Otrion 04Nu4lY
4 1 41(11 4 1 4 .r° 1 11141.0 1 / 4 , Pr0f*X.,41 1 1414*-
lion of altrouttruptat rules,, bud Aorta Au
r d i t ch .., l :l' l WAL l, lr, 40* 00 , 0111 very
part the terl* tuff**, PPP* WAticl!
dark sOpt,pftlle, sunlte„gir Feint, In.
t'
just 81, atOll9lW „eqtsinpft-trabout
every'aeon Viiesday in ,October., There
is not spottier 11 4 therglitlt,l4o4t*Pere
IY* l ol ll 4 l 4 l nOsell
rn P erIi , C IO U RAt• , I **M l 4 l l9ll at that ,
ftcriad• general ,Yrf 11,440—sthe root
,44 *1141914Fr of "tab l 9*, ( nr the,
c, 7 -o d . then 464 for, mho
ticket. 7 , ?ort,aostittpes are tie.
no aAil s lad• 41141 4 3 . 11 9 1 !*re * desti ny 4l * l ° /04 flank *Wog •it hopeless, of
1 h 4 oir; gl * tbtrit redness approach.
In to Wlrksir l 4. 4 l" the *** l o9l l * **MY
op puce or ilv!ce to yestr...itt Ajtilfeil wheal
they eitvii i l :ppnekliblac and in October when
they elect 15gielators and governors. Yet
if is fair ti'losok on for firm and fields.
'Walk rr 414 4 9 0 1 W candidate An Coo.
grew. itemised thin tuwi,shipprevieugl4,
1 1 14' , 1 ,t9 otiotka Collirlow.,*nd , 'Sulgn
Wit 10 . 14 -113 0/ 14 mlkkfnaliSht to, enquire
hie ; vtay-Ats sand /mother iest r uity, if the
farmer loptfnr,,t l proteiptailo l 7 i..To tos
sake I I does, if hq au Ake ticket ;:kut II
dbin iiutgro Fir him,if he Ant." ,
6141 n 02 0 ' cairn 11 / 4 4
he icoilint rty'ith and got this horse
WIC ho that; to tide bright and en
14kiinitillPektWifutoityou all go fur the
ktlikt±i'mire, f'does for l one,
I goes for it. if it goes through ruy mead
owbr Mahar' Wk. , and' the returns geve
him hist also; ibis* for 'the- hundreds io
Cattiez-i-Pins. Aor
1 41111r1i31141),11 ipy
i rt, 7 l4!Ogalr
(41,0tAtipt 0 7 orla a. air, which
lie . eld in London. une, 18b1,
PrfMkitel,-to be a OPl",,gitnoFlni !Pk'.
saikijeito49* the attention clever)! eiv.
tli The e .
led iv s Parit, 003 eueuturnn.
411161.4 .tfittt.CiliqiiliUttii the. largest build
ut
oecoPAtsi ii ttiore than
OTOffeits,,anti . tvill„by ,s4ifotieok 7
41y Capeepius qtnspeetutFos pi', the
bititAltoll , k_iit eve ry viliseft a non int the
.F.TO 4'44.4 e,TI"
' l 3i lo 4oolia MTh e aiiPio ,
led from iko' part to, wiinics• tit* truly
grand ettiiiiiittOn.' .Eich coectry, will have
a distinat rotptiee_, allotted, (pr i i ts reamit'ac.,l
turesisi(pyplupion s ; the iwhole to be un- i
'der the direction , of the Br'tiib Rovtqo
metit
, totomintie of its tinir
ha
OAS 10401.41 Ptittuitou
f ' bibs
haFkreSi 00 ". 01 ,4,104 , 0
ferent Sat 14 , , omen) itsypc ir ti
equal in iwiiheciej
respective tiekgstse in Conesini.m.ll tetiel
this display of. tho , to.iodostoi.lroloo
skill; of sNiimilkonsA tin aliqbanai with.
this.npossi,Volt. , Joimeemr alipoik
ihirtpfoust tritfaea.ts,:r apeeh
sylvasia m the. Edtibition.
Corrpurar
,vrintato Barrett e - • , -
The I 3 °u.ntrY,LOW ( o._ be 1 1900aCiVith
terrat anti'counterfeY oank.lntne t ,, •'Agin
is scarcely a flay that We itrp,Oot celled rrp.
on to caution the publis against them.--
We iverayeilairday'abbwa taverailaay well
executed five dollar • notes on, that bank of
Middletown. in this State: They noty
distinguished from.the .genuine by the , aIP
settee nettle fell point .afterahe:weird..ide ,
matl,!' a comma' after the niArteirif
forth.:'.' in the imprint. and bylthe feet dui
there is a double line eleirCles around the
figure 5, in the body of the genuine nbteet
and but a single line or circle in thls , tkien , :
terfeit. The filling up of the name of the
President is also blotted; the hilt hiring
spread on the paper.'
A new counterfeit on the Merchant's'
and Manufacturers' Hank of Pittsbuiihai
made its appearance. The moat grentil;
sent features of detection in It ain' the.
Cashier's signature, which is first enghi
ved and then traced with a lien. and the
head of Franklin, which is very, coarely
a xecated.
SRDUCTION AND PROB4BLE MURDelte-..
A young man 'mined Charles F. Rhodes;
recently a hand on . board the Perry,. was
stabbed last Thursday evening by, Ann
Sullivan, who says that he had, Deduced
her under prornisit'uf marriage. and then
abandoned her. On Thursday evening
she stopped at the Alhambra, an eating
house •in South Main street, and called hint
out. She asked him to wall; with her
and he refused ; after several refusals she
wined upon him with a dirk knife, five or
six inches in length, and plunged it with
force into his abdomen, inflicting a wound
which is probably mortal. The girl is a
bout twenty years old, sod has sustained
an hone.it reputation. The act was com
mitted wider n maddening &Willie of wrong.
She has, as yet, manifested no regret, and
nu fear. except that our victim should es
cape. He silts Whim sailed in the Baltic.
Froth 4,sr. 71.4.
Eltetatio 'vs. TEE SLAVE TRADE.—From
1840 to 1046. thStaglish itten.or-er or esp.
tit ted 1525 weasels. eonudnins 319,80$ slaves.
of whom neer4,oo6 . died Weir. sn
diontion. " the Imo! whites i'tpaa Sierra
LIMO represent the shtfe` trade tate nour
ishing.
Juries Btataiett's Sraiten.--We 1 am
from the "Charleston Son y "tliit
Berrien made a speech at Macon on the lit
Inst., in which he declared that he ht
not desire that the Georgia Con nt .
which will soon be held, should e
non•intercourse, al that would be n un-,'
eonatiintional act,* - 4tor any import x on
goods of Northern minufaeturers 'ng
into the.Stsite, as that would be egos ad;
He thitinglit 'the bWertourse the Coulter
Lion could adopt, would be to reecommend,
for the 'ratification of the people, a law by
which Northern goods, alter they had ar
rived fn Georgia, and had been delivered
into the hands of the merchanui, should be
chargedra !Oil Ind diecihrch‘tilliro
lax. The' Jullgei thlittglk that. by this
GWlJSo,lllX,...intpitetattota. A of ,NuiLluiro
oods would be grpatly abridged, georgia
enhOurigeti,
the Northern producers would be awaken
-04,10 Seeps* of 0111,power,of the Southito
proteetilteir Ault , interests. ;
'Mom yteuta ace eases all relished by.l
0 0 pus, It part 5,0 L:
Jullgo,in his extreme desire, to avoid
th° o ;aotemPlatiPti 'Or !secession.. has,.per- ,
wit* hitrurelfjo ! entertain propaaitinna
PIO ;illitPtiell WhOttafolky_and fallacyAould
else hue iheettappartnil tohis tignroff and.
lisalthyruipti. l eLlest he will look at:
fret% we Weil, but .only certain ,
reelletkit with unfaltering countenance, and.
liatutouttll,4l he may, elitnuie to think it, he
will, be omit polled, to, toVallow she dose if
Itsitwoektisave the body , pulitic.''
Sitmitsniu tintyLtirs,ost Gus.p.—Throe
steam tla arlived at New •York Yorklast week
with (..tiliforitia gold dust amonntiog to Iwo
tiiillioia '.di a l thq"actyttup,
chieflyin the
hands pisientgerit, brought by the
Georgia ($603.000) ;mil : Empire City , to
N. York, and hi the Alabama, at X. Or
leant i*taith to le ast w million more.
At4ordlit, two millions and
a fiir the U. States, tiara at
Panints irlien'the (.Ihertiltesi left Chsgrrs.,
Including the sh r ipritents, Eagland and,!
Valparaiso, Sir the.pilershl. the
,Espops
Wrgehit' their frbil' pil t likornia, 'within a
month ;dating hack front the lap' arrival at
kan a tna, will itweeittlexh,t millio n s of dol-1
tars. If such an extraordinaryexporta
tion were ttp, hundred, millions of ,
gold would be thrown in the markets of ,
the worid'duripg the year, eialusive of the'
hitge amounts parried into Mexico. But
thi, can last.
- -
Etir . dammo Mactims..—.The recent
invention of Jep,tha A. ‘Vilkittpoti. of Prey.
ideate, R. 1., of a rotary printing machine
different from any. other now iu use.
priOnisa s to work it great revoltition in
printing. The motions of the press . are
rotary, and , the type lining ,, platied on cyl.
indera, each print a searate side of the
sheet. The; paper is on ly rut as it comes
froth the pross, placed on the press
in large ilsomes_f
the ttlilt. and se many tltousand, yards in
litnoh as. way, he desired. The , paper
being taken t from the mill, and of the nee,
cessary dwelt of dampness, is printed. cut
oft into shretii, and folded by the press at
the, rate of 20,000 sheets an hour, requir
ingronly one man to place the rolls upon
the , press and remove the papers as printed,
cut, and folded by the moduli°. Its cost
is less 'thin a diauble cylinder Napier press,
and it itt'said to possess great advantages
over any other press in its taut upon the
tYpe•
-tar NiN*siti BAN it . TF , IAOHDY 11l
.—Fio
further'developments, there is not the
slightest &mind to believe that young
I Pave, who Was shot at Danvers, MaAN.,
the supposition that 'he iittendeil to rob
, the bank, had any such intent in view.--
A ceuntrman, who was tying by in a ivag
cm near the bank; WitneiSed the Whole
seence, and denie* that there 'was any one
in company 'with Page, or that any parties
left tile teirriago alter the alibi was
Weave he drUSe his wagon off shortly
after, -Which the watchman doubtless took
; for carriage. 'Bateman:, the watchman,
auk ninviedget, that When hefirst sa w Page
atop in'froise of the bank' lie started to'get
his gun ; and made a noise by striking 'his
foot spinet a coal hod. The country
map testified that Page suddenly ran up
to thts door, enquiring who was there,
shortly after'which the gun was fired.- 7
,TheOrobabilifv, therefore, is that; hearing
monis' one' in the. bank at that unusual hour,
'NY thoutbt that' they were' robbers, and sip
prbatihatthe dont' tirasealtain ibefact.--
The watchman esitlently was very' bastp
hrsrtiit.- ' ' ••• • -
A... IN BItUALDWAY.-....The
.Herald,, having wailed John Grahamohe
late. Democratic candidate for District At.
torney. , with unusual ,vinnictireness and
personality. Mr. Graham took his vett.
geanop thitmornieg, by indietinga perso
nal chestisemeniupun James Gordon Ben.
not:. Our informants.' who were present,
say the parties. met at the corner of Broad
way and, White street—Mr. B. corning
'down town, and .Mr. Graham going op.
Mr. Graham put himself la front of
Bonnet and said : 41. sto John Graham."
and forthwith pee him a blow in the face.
Mr. ,B.wretreanid sad . raised his cans to
strike back. however. knocked
down, end ! received. severaL Mows ,which
'drew, .blood. Mr. : :..Graham /also nistalin
cowhide very. . freely.: The police 'Went
promptly. to tbs...spot aisprussed:ahe
parties. . Dur informants, saw: Mr.. Gra.
haat get. into a Broadway. stage:- and. left
13. on she earner of the etre& protected. by
the polite, of the , city...-Ar. Y. Expresi.
L coro Ilfovesszscr.r 7 Pur . good
'Mende. the. Lecofoeue. are at logger-heath
in various 'parte of the Butte. in relation to
certain prominent offices soon to b0.,41ed.
and the persons to be selected to fill ihem,.
Col. Beall Frazer, Ole renowned ..War
Horse' of Lancaster, is out for Governor,
in opposition to Bigler. and Gen, Came
ron is equally busy to secure a return to
the United Slaves Senate, against the,ef l
forts of Black, & Co. It is charged by.
the Bigler and Black nien that Frazer and
Cameron have formed a treaty for the
purpose of advancing their respective. in : .
wrests., It townie that through CarricrciO'lf ;
influence a resolution in favor of Bigler
was laid on the table at a Luco county Con
vention in Dauphin, and that Frazer is
playing into Cameron's hand in Lancaster,
ILLIONA IWO 'louse Ituaseco—
The N. 0. Picayune of the Bth, says that
the lonise of the late John MeDonogh was
entered on the Monday night after his death,
by five white men, aided by one of the
slaves, and robbed of ten thousand dollars
worth of gold and silver. The slave . was
arrested, and.. made a confession to the
Mayor, who subsequently searched the
house, where he found g►unicipality bond.
to the amount of one thousand dollars.
Tun majority in the State of New York
against the repeal of the Free School Law
le from 110,000 to 100.000.
~AWlo66 W rnort.—The e,9L,t
tm'lletiftedTht 'NW
of the recent extldeion of the powdur mill
itstol o44 ?S.
all at ,ot Ca t ileri k Me. It ap
et myth t . hints . Wzlker, Elijah
.o (elan , u A(ers ee n ipkins. were
i
1 t 4 m ri,tg ei res., when
'tc -r,,1t0 th g ~striking a
~arge tong , ' w ti 8 liimmiLvAl pressi.—
A tiptirk. Ara, Not ertid, which *DM
VI fiVitt - powde an 'dull about the press,
and communicated to a large quantity of
dry powder in the building. This explo
ded, with a report heard for,entretelmiles,
blowing the building to 'ton* The ma
gazine, a few rods from the mill. contain-
VIRVVI, ki o l PRwilart thfallsplotle4,
the concise ion 'being ' felt at isath,'sitty
miles .41iMum.4,41111,.the hitildiw f0r....
quarter of. mile round were more or leas
iAI n redoidniti tielOg"antly` ifik troyett.
Of the mill and die i geairle;.'Wlo die ex
ception of 'a file-pieces of iiitiibetohere is
;I
nota Tee In be found lir r than to
man's hand. Odin& weighin" tali tilde
hero throveit m i dielance- of it rcidi. ,
Hopkins and Loddland erei4 , :inti untlykil
led t Volkerlived Long endtigh'tergire an
. ~
m
accountu tri e accident, :bi4 soon taller
died,' '' ' ' ' " ' ''
Tait Te a-Hasirristo Usasta."—A,
Philadelphia erirrespundeet of .a • • Now
York paper speaks quite • eheouragingly
of the prognse, of the • female • medical
students.; in that city. saying. • eThe , fts.
male class .at thernew Merkel .College for
'het fair sea, -are , progressing rapidly ie
their atudies.snd already use the 'knife in
the. dissecting room with a nerve and fa.
rainy tthat astonishes - even the profeasers..
They dive into , the 'mysteries of the be
aten frame. and ley bare the nerves and
muscles of an arm or leg with. the same,
ease that they, would draw, a, turkey or.
tows a pullet fur 4lte opdratitin of Cooking:.
'rho professdrs declare. that. arch rapid.
progress' was uever witnessed in a class:
of males."
141.00NI:,30 EXTRAORDINA,Rv.:—Each
succeeding 'warner brings aecounk of the
fwaillwardy feats of an aeronaut who 'makes'
weekly aseentsTroin the tlipondrome, in
Paris. This adventurer has made *ants
aelted, upon a pony. a dimity, and an os
trich, and his wife has also made an as
cent on a pony. At the lest ascent of M.
Poitivin. of which we have int account,
his balloon carried besides the reron
aut. three young women who were" aus
pantled frown the car. They had wings
affixed to their shoulders, and appeared
as if flying in the air. Their ascent
was hailed with sholits'by the immense
concourse of persfms assembled, Ira a feel-
Inca terror seemed to predoniinate at see
ing the women sinwspended in laid-air,
without anything, appaient to support
them. After being about an lour in the
air, they alighted,in safety on a plain near
Villejuif.
POST Orme RODllRRY—Sentence of
Death.—We mentioned, OMB time ago,
that three persons of high respectability
in Canada West were under arrest for
high crime. One of them, , William
er, a few days ago, at Hamilton, pleaded
guilty of abstracting letters from the Port-
once at Brantford, of which he was post
master. Sentence of death was recorded
against him. Mr. Walker, previous to
the act for which he has pleaded guilty,
stood high in the estimation of the pu bile.
He had married the daughter of one of the '
most respectable r4sidents of Brantford.
AMERICAN ANTIQUITIEII.---TllO War
Deportment W getting. up a history of the
Indian tribes, which is in progress under
the pen of Mr. Sehoocraft, the well known
Indian archaulogist, with illustrations by
Capt. Eastman, of the army. The cap.
tainhas recently been engaged in the exam
ination of the Indian antiquities on the
Soadnish islands, near Detroit, and . he has
discovered a perfect writing' in hierogly
phics, upon a large rectangular stone, about
two feet thick, and dressed to a smooth
bee:
A great lout race against time came off
at Nashville on the 2d. inst., Jackson, the
man who ran,, mad the first ten miles in .
5; minutes to the. mile., hut on reaching,
the stand on the tenth mile he was compel
led, through fatigue, to stop fifty seconds.
tie, struggled on for two mites more, ocean
signally stopping and leaning on the gitards,
but still making his time, until he readied
the distance stand, on the thirteenth mile,
when he gave out entirely.
CALIYOOIA Ercrateassa.- 7 During the
late conflagration in gait, *Francisco, atter
the. -Kearney street restaurant" was on
dye, its propr:otors stuck a Gard npon.it.
giving notice that they had removed. and
informing the public where they might be
found. In, two hours arlar the Varnandalt
was in full,blast again. although its esti
mated dainage was CHAO. This is .the
spirit of San Francisco and California.
' Contour CALCULATIM—The great
Fairfield Duildings.. , — lt is stated that the
great building fur the exposition of 1851;
in London, will contain 500 miles of win
dow-sashes, /00 miles of putty, 04 miles
of zinc guttering,, and eight miles to drive
under purer. The, builAng will he wholly
or 1 1 14?• mooed 19tne and iron 'IR
one positing, the specto4or will by able to
see 1,000 feet Wo in him in an unbroken'
'view. . „
conono Pitoruil in; ilibiitlia.lll the
ludiras , Constituttoma%lecibvemiois The
committee 'have repovted in •artiole pm+
hibitinethe itnigration of riegroes into the
State, &hid , their right •,1,0" Maid rest est•
min, The convention Wad voted, •by 45
majority, to prohibit negro testimony n t .
gniost white fietskini, Sad itifitind 'to et
:wild n vote
Marriages qf the Two Fugiiivet..—
iVilliata and Ellen, k.lraita, futlittrn slaves.
of.wintan there ,bas beemiso,much said.
wen!, ost 'Fitesdiry c al , Lloalad, married by,
the,Rev.• 'lleodtirs„Parker.and it iavisiti
they have left for England Iris Halibisim..
Blie is nearly and,: i 4 , will be readr
lected. escaped from Georgia by !ravelling
as a 3outhern youth, with Orifta is Her
if erytni man. ' '
SHOT DV ♦ FOOITI►t ,SLAVga-r-OG.
Tuesday night last, a runaway negro,
ving 'stolen a hone in Brownlcounty, 0..,
was pursued by Mr. Cochran, 'the. owner.
of the horse, joined by hie neighbor, lir.
William Gilbert. On the party corning
up. the negro fired, inflicting a dangerous
wound in the breast of Gilbert, and.tben
made his escape.
We learn from the People's Own that
Mr. H. N. Herne. of Hagerstown, aoei.
(lenity shot two of his sons Um when day
whilst out gunning, .part of the charge,
(small shot) entering their arms and breasts
in different places, but without doing tiny
actions injury to cither of them.
141/wmwk.eitkiwak.
_ 11.111 F T T 11 ! 1
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v. -
1., .
F4dirgieing)j c l e i lirr ll ' 850
tni o n ,
La th. * astin ii
valise will
alter the opinions of each other." If our migh
t brie le content to have the diecnesdon not with
with what hae been already said on each side, we
certainly shall not object. We regret, however,
the iratisers announcement that no change of
Iffurl w 4 l. l4ll ll litiglidl t io the merits of the
law, a liken hire fob notwithstanding our
yam% vse tilid.ham moo hops of etrasorting acre
elder friend, of the seetieel freak lit* !nor of his
way upon tbitilloogitive LartAtfestion. In
the absence of any definite expression of senti
ment by the 3:Mtlit;f, in 'dins 'Withdrawing from
.
the rontroversy, , we,preorms we are to infi,r that
, pal ! , p i! 4 . . pre,,„ ! ,,uo r
that, if: b-,Apx, ef clgOili d 4, °l l.o l !
" 1 0 c1 t ul At4i" 4 ""inuf 440 the .Collftiti**
tot in,l4 , iate,'--ihet. the Positive Alli7le
bin the ~eorrollory of the tetantutiopX...,o,o43hat
to. ask: for its repeal or modificatiemlbevintstally
•rasking to abrogate and make et no effect. the
Constitutional provision :for the reclamation of
digitise sluice-Lilies' Willett vre"b6g sieve
mi*erntdratleally' tat dissent—believing the liw
tb%4 u'ajoit,'lWY irbktraii, l and daapotic in jta in=
' ' tit 4 Et
tended operotiona--repti commune
dictates or Free:tom and d ituntenity--end utterly
unworthy thie greet end,booneti free Republic.
'OPADAM'S 141NOA71.11t.—This pripalar
Monthly, 'ettinys wellcondUcted;has fallen a keel;
start since i . ,
t pawn into taa kende of itsctriginat
founder, and hide fair to onistrip all its ri'vale ? both
•
In matter and _ he ment. naming"
for thia December No. ure.cti the highest style ref
art, while .the contribn tiona hail .from the,pene of
writers who know . June i t° writsr.-Xiongfellow s
Bryant. Cooper,. Taylor, ;enmesh MarriaoSnr•
pent. Tickannao, Mrs. Birrourney, Mre. Weitty;
Mrs. Eabbllfy. Mrs. Stevens, '!Grace Greenwood,"
and a hoot of other writing being among the regu
lar contributors to Graham. The January Num
ber; which commencer' a new volume, will be
sued eaHr in December, and the publisher, who
has an interest in the well being end credit of the
Magazine akin to that which a Parent beam to his
offspring, announces his determination to "make
Graham the best Magazine of Literature arid Ar "
. .
if mean, and untiring devotion to stlitoriol,duky
.an de so, Glossas IL GIIABAX. 191 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia. publisher. Single copies $3
two cepies for 13 ; ten copies lb, *2O, eurd an
extra copy to the person sending on the club of
ten subscribers.
American Art Vivien.
The Inducements held out to peisiiui fu Tweoiite
members of this Association thisyearare pronoun.
red to be greater than ever before offered to the
Amerfram public. The object of the Art ljniou
lame!l known to our ritizons,to be the eacountil.-
ment of American Artists and to develops dim%
out the country a testa for Painting and Art, as
well u to Gamer ever the land beautiful works of
Art. •
. To thin end the purchase and collection of
Paintings and other works of Art for distribution
among its member,, this year, has already been
swelled beyond that of any previous year—the
lout of paintings, Ate., already amountitig r to $ 7 lO,
000, to be still further 'increased as subscriptions
come in. Among these are paintings by Cole,
Durand, Huntington, Glees; ' , entre, Hinkley.
Church, Kensett, and other eminent artists. Its
returns to members, apart from their lot in di rrr
button, are larger this year than ever before olTer
eri by this or any other Art Union in the world.
Each eubeeriber wilt certainly receive six beautiful
Engravings. which the officers of the Association
affirm in their calculation could not be furnished
by any private publisher at the cost of lees thin
si2o. The , 'sego one illuetraters a scene from,
' Shakespeare's "Merry Wives of Windsor." It
is from I.ealie'e celebrated picture of Ann Page,
Slender, nd'StialloVir, and will prove a beautiful
ornament to a parlor. The 'five, smeller Engra
vings,•re copies of paintings by t .ffve of our anost
celebrated American granters, vist—"The Dream
of Arcadia," by Cole; "Doter Piano," by Du
rand ; •rThe Image Breaker," by Louise ; "The
New Scholar, bi Edmunds; and "The Card
Players," by Woodville. They are the begin
ning of a Usllery of American Art which every
man of taste would desire to hive. We havetrio•
Octal ales smarm the items for distributioe, a has
relief of Mondniro etyma in The Oblast orbits mat
hetinx&Duelte.bf • W sabitiedin: by'kuiri•
aid=a-telltatnesiih r iottokeilby itiewit'' end legend
htmdred Monte Misdate of Ilttaart Ind Trumbull:
The DLtethetion hikes Plias in Nevi York on
the 20th'olitedeirther next. The iionorary Sec
retary for dila 'county, authorized to receive sup.
seriptiens, is D. liteColtinenr.,
AMERICAN RAILWAY GUIDE.-4-We ere
in regular receipt of this neatly gotten up and
valuable publication. It is designed as a pocket
companion teethe traveller in The United Stotts,
and contain. 'entree! tableifot 'the time of sterling
from all litifionii; ilidahca, fares, ike., on all the ,
falsity , fintaie the gaited Stet", together arid;
a cemplelettailiva,i alanieiinyof the piin ;
cipal steamboat tint] stage line. Irtleo l 4 can",
1 /fed° 4 .7 11 4r0 1 ! 01 4 It SOlNOtako:4 J/Citi pack s .
et .ptelurte pf. J2/I pages. which ,ie Averse*,
monthly end Published on the let yr WWI, month
by. cue see Proprees, Pathfinder. Othee.
; 138 Yukon anent,. Newt YeirL, le • will be Shoed
to,be candid lied neenomlealrinlie 11100 k for the
Travelling public.
IC*ll6
leaiit t from the Phlted4lphinparer ?,
diaes fah of the 'fiCht;lltlit p•4letn!ii'l9,lo rt
Fountain (11reaa:'haether the ;014011idiljk
into the city, beehive sire : eild lbe.Clanpi 6147.1
misaloagra, for 49 ri.l
,10p ! , :itipktilistipt , lo, l § ll ll
act of #1•; 1 104 1 Rwm 14004901.. 00,4 tifil
'TACO tot b lt eXPIO. 4 O rePtdrhitsid hiPtletlig
the Stslo Raid ihreasen that eihr and!gaisistdai
With this view the Beard:Who onlairat am IMMOKI
that" 4.1b4 09/ 4 ..rPlidr UAthr K .'F,fhlT,
E l 4. /tAiLkelirm4Al4ollw7 of dti surstiond ,
hoots sfeharbeiry grades ielni be, aneassehlte,s.
• t',1 , 1"), , t , i I• 1
C
R iT1 D1D1 " .7. 74 . , f h a1 Ff it ,c 4 f 4 4 10 4 17 1.4,11
illOilatlO a Nt i d!kaltal l OC Per i cit*tiveMorgai
I" 4 4904, griforiflcAleint •)•,,,
,•+ 4!
Thallettrsteesii tatebaigiTarelika
pony have dishrag s , biridend of sae- par .aant..4
payable on oral* Abe nth inst.
E r The, c?negoqion, of ; the Rret Pretbritift?
Church, at, Piturs, hive calfso the Rey. W.
M. PA . arros, ft'orrnisrly of Dettyeborg) of tap Car-,
has Preihyteri. to Aimed Dr. Remo.; cc their
Pastor. D,r. Henan hue fur forty years presided
over tbie4ongregetion to their entire estisfaeticolu.
Mom Pusumus.—A pumpkin of the
following dimensions, was raised in Arm
ationg'counly, Pa. this seamen ;—,round
the girt 6 feet and an inch ; lengthwise
the circorriforence was 7 feet, and it weigh..
cd 153 pounds.
~.,~.=~.~7r1~a ~Nv~a~.
NEW YORK.—The result in this State is
iiii j
mininvolved in doubt, whitliiiiiir -* al ' he' L
imi
iiislvV,..the spacial returns. T beim."
Varersti, s I claims dm ilectlen f tr 7.! the
Whi for Governer, _ o °Qm7...
T • °nal delsgstion its 17 lige,
IJ. isksl 1 Frse•Sollr,
~T tith ere
• . • of some 80 or 414,41, ' re,
which secures a Whig U. S. Senates ha place of
Dickinson. The *Liegialatate will also here to
apportion the Stags into Congressional districts.
—Mi. Tr• of
p — of 61 Fu4ve • lave
leti m atzutes ?pail this
the norpsibably
NNW JERSBY.--Tha Lecotoeos have ear.
vied this State for Governor by about 5,000 ma.
jority. The Congressional delegation stands—l
Whig, and 4 Loeoforos, The Legislature, w hich
Place or baitort, is closer
shad wisloilesirwrmoliacid. • Thin,
in the tonnes; while thelbeds have r ttio Ma
jority 'ln the Hinise. 1 •"' '
• MICHIGAN.••:Hnt GttG :ftleitlaciii
rumored that the Whigti*rid
E'kee•l344lol &emended all thine of We Contii*.
t; v • ,•• • • nt
~IWiSC.ONS/hr,7pPurkee apd Doty., (FreeeBoil
-0110• 004 toellben, • (Loca,) are .eleeted' th Can.
gem.. The Lobeioooe; Mails inolority °ribald
30 in tkilLenielainni.
IMLAWARt•erT , WhilleaDelewarehme
hollowed $ll ihe,loake of theitAignegg noiebborgi".
They bites igeesr beaker-heft heatime. Nam
(Loco) has been :elected Governor by w'riajeytty
of 36. Rildfa (Lpco) le elected to Conifer by
p ca t ejcniti 0(200. !rileelse i f eo
which, wog* ,k?. 'bow j. ci.;.. 0011 1 140 ' in,place
of Mr. W.aim i; t .
MASSACilljarl f Tit. : —Tbet 'Art ( stir
Webster .14 hit' Bottom It; 'Mheei t)te•
Whig iiimiiyot alit Shiite into'asoiiitort'ofthe Fu-
Stove Slam Law ; 14.,_,..!05t to 041171hig.h..,1148$
A coalion .
um urcolliner
Monet district* between the FAM-Sifikitnn PO
corpus; who have mameeded hkrentruing.o major*
ity ol members Masada &Meier and prevent.
ing SA election in a number of districts. , There
being, no election tor Governor by the people, the
Senate will have to make e choke; Imo that the
Governor Will be from the coalition tank* The
House stands, as fat up heats! from, 132 Whigs ,
131 Coalition, and 92 district* without choke.
The vote hit OctiertiOr in 308 towns, stand.—
grigge, (Whig) '63,063 ; Busmen (Lego) g o ,.
464 ; Philips, (Free Soil) 27,389.
In the 2.d, 3d, 4th, 6th, 6th and 11th Cagy's
sional districts Mere is no choice. Appleton
(Whig) is elected In Boston district by a Navy
majority. Goodrich (Whig) bee 191 majority in
the 7th district ; Fowl er (Free Foil) 2,778 in the
9th. The meet significant item in the remit is
the realecdon. of Houses MANE by a large major
ity. The gentlemen was deflated i 6 .• Whig
nominating Convention, by the influenee of Web
ster's friends, because of his ultra Free Boillsm
and especially his hostility to the Fugitive Slave
Act. Hie defeat, in view of his greet personal
worth, was ennounced by the National Intelligen,
cur and other papers, as a gratifying evidence of
the determination of the onler-loving eitisens of
the North to frown down all further Anti slavery
agitation. Mr. Mann's friends, however, annul.
ed to the people, and the remelt is his election by
600 majority, over both Whig and Loeofueo can
didatee.
67 Gemini W:lisarartat.a,, Eaq.. of the. "Lan
caster Union and Trihrme t 'l has been appointed
Postmaster for the City of Lancaster, in mom of
Mary Dickson, removed. This is a deserved and
popular appointment. 'The Union and Tribune
is one of the must efficient Whig papers in the
State, and this appointment is but a small com
pensation fur its valuable services to the Wkig
party.
Mrs. Dickson has had the office, (which is a
very lucrative (ma,) fur itquerter of a century,
and, we are told, is in oomfortable circumstances.
During the lust few,years, however, tho business'
of the office asdjts emolumente haw been under
the control of a 'l,ocofoco relative, who is said to
be an active partisan. The tocofooo press, with
its wonted hypocrisy, has set up a greet whining
at this evidence isfthowtlessnami'M tbe Whig Ad
ministration, in the removal from office of this
poor widow--forgetting the sumerime precedents
furnished by the Administratioo of President Polk
—one of which we dhotis remember: the remo
val fmm the Lebanon Post Office of amold widow
lady, who, with her two daughters, had conduct
ed the business of the office to the satisfaction of
aficoncerned—to make room fur the editor of the
Locofew paper In that place. Ws heard no
elentplitiot the Leese, of that procedure, althotib
the ilsctitnbetit was indeed prior; and, with her
daughters, dependella upon the eidetic& the office,
Which was of contest small:
pr The "colored gammen" of Harrisburg hare
been bolding a public meeting. to express their
'laws upon the Fugitive Slave Law. The fol
lowing, among other Resolutions, were adopted
Resolved, That we: as heretofore, will
assist the dying hoedown to escape--that
wet will give them food and . sheller-;—and
if it be that we have to suffer, or drag out
weary months in , prlson, and be,subjeoted
to crust Ones, for scOng, pan( of the
good Samaritan * we wil l cheerfully, sub
mit,: believing it bitter to suffer for the
cause of righteousness than to. etibmit:to a
law which. tramplestra les under roof the,laws
of Ih6
as
111:13:'Commi signer for poo ß tio,
ty, one orolo,Vestrynitio of site Epocop o i
t34roti of place, , is an aspiring man.
we congrtaidate,firpt , on hr furtunate i ele l
'alien as Clllll7 KO tiNAPPAR il(t 6 / 1 1 . 9 '0 0 4 '
ty
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PP lt " .l ' - '5 11 1 ° 014 11 1 . 0;
kr,*fo!„ c!!1..tmry.e.,V41 , 44
P.,. , freP■itibv!Y 4.041 m, KA'f+4
• • •
The white populttion , . ,
1 Number of,nsaies, . 411 )
' C o l ore d N i ., ln „ 3
Who calminficidtVrititii;'„' , ".,
,1 . 97
Attended school during'iilitilt,' 159
Therniitel4llldililliarlotdkwandl7B,llseitlies.
LEWEIr xdritset,
•
REDUCTION' OP POISTWOMg-Thit'frienda
chtaiptiitirtseliikilenkoving lEor the'atiain-
Mena of tha,loiii . 'ett4'4* 'tlitsirehlii popular
!measure, th i s tatittelOn of the preaent rites Of pm-
The bills of the Post Office Committee of
the Hone of Itepreeentaties and of the'ininerity
of that Coinmiitee, presented it the last session'tif
Congrees, both admit that the present cit'arges
'for conveying letters are too high, and there is lit
'tle doubt that some definite action will be hid Up
on the subject at the coming session.
•
ACTUAL ResurrAtica,--At Chardon, 9-
hio, fifty of the moat reapetnahle,
nut worthy citizens, have 'formed
thenteelvee into a military company. to
resist by force of arrria, the failure slave
,law in that vicinity..
usrris..
MEE=
i ..- - -Mrp-&-IL-Famis arrived at the Tremewi
Ineakiessierdwriitth two Keens chi/dyes,
rb i ty and girl, of an,almost extinettnasa
of entre'A li terice. } They are the must
ii
utie Jou objects ever brought to•thie
uptry ;• t
In t they are .thaturl humanis t !'
ottvithst Wing that their appearnnoeme
glance-ia rather against them. 'l.lhe
i
boy is 82 inches in height, and.weiglia Id
pounds, and in the opinion of Dr. Gilliam
Watt‘el, , ;11 ,Icork, about / tee ) yrs,a of
age. *The girl is 28 inches in height,
weighs 14 pounds, and is supposed Untie
1 8 years of age. 'Where head*, are ,119-ler•
ger than a new-hore inetittls, sitiAlthey
I may be almost said to be destijuttgLiga--
triadic while Iheilr'linieji` ifi finely "devil—
°Ped'''''o4atuf,d. I Pil , .littd, ;144.14ct at a "
well-defined angle: '
Their eyes .firu full,.dark and lu s trous.
Their keetlcere nvered' With'itreng; da i rk
halr,4hibh 'thttreeYirle Ajijiatd" QUIP (o
.thetaya.brows.• 1 Theficier.ii%neetly4hlWP,
.thst uppet,Jip projeetingi' WWI tbdt 'chimps!.
ceding in a corresponding degree.f,,,No
wititatanding,the ,almost lull% elmfityp of
kiiehiad; flitireld not' In tliti;poilik, - vier
'the' kilt r thi eleilittidd Is • !PISi, ' . iiiwit,fri69.
Thilf eie 'iiiiit'* ? 4 . belong
'ttitiinanforiii iitnient Or er el . i i ,4
caneig Raaniii;' Which by • kiimo(ir ifit!r
itoiniir within their owit Muilti m Nis 4, mq .
Medi *if io Si 10i indiv.latiattl ' 4 41 ifftimp
in siethie, initrithibicile' hi 'intone k,, _
- Their • litiildio laid Ike.' roie e i ttAeit ;
'iy:ihe tlgUiiit 'on . tlitrhist.jil t ie t ,,,. op
t_4!
temple mini ileicribeil as Breptsn e ,kllen.
Oaf Amelia. they SW,bretiall;rl ,ait
the•clais titi war between two or I ik 4fr
feekriboo.'brintoltko fiend" O. too,ye pgr
'named BealliAna:' Th ( i) , i.„ 4I : I AVY i t t
NI, aid ifiliedifineie. bO ' iliti,,#l,, cßei TY
teach &obeli trot of t!nen• of vA v .N'
fir roved linsticetWsrul,; ' t they
1
icmally i 'iltierblew itibbeeilkiliWtode.,., r ,
' The ibove'dasetOoti frnyo ;the Pf;isi of
Wednesday, IS a fitry correct iine,iolite
curious smiltdres nor liiiitikhit)ii:o ! ur twr
dee.' There can be no doubt, that the.l
are "human," in the 'Common secNotti . lisiti
of that word ; but they are `withoutAati
gage, and are as yet unfermisdt ) i 4i manlttdis,
and can give no other chitin to .
,i,erel7pil
as such, but by the intolleciuel.appeeriltlft
of their lase., and their phyetologicalre
semblance IC' the human , race. ,ecailti
scarcely conceive of a more cutlet's stodi
to the pechychologist than is presented by
these children. We trust that' thei tin**
be put into good hands,'sod tiught email.
thing better than tricks. Stich labisMitis
has made Laura Brier:min *hat she ii,
would very much change, if it did not im
prove, these new specimens of hutitatilty:.
—Boston Aim
ASTOUNDING k'REAR Or NATURE
The Pittsburg Journal says, •on Friday
last, an old lady aged 81 .years, died at
Lawrenceville, of a disease of the 'howebis
A few days prior to her death,. it Nes :dis
covered that a tumor existed in her abdo
men, and on being asked, whether she was
willing to have her body opened after deat ..
for the purpose of ascertaining the nature
of that tumor, she assented.
Accordingly, immediately after her
death, a-post morten examination was held,
and a bony substance - of an oval shape vas
removed. Upon sawing through thia,it
was discovered that the bullied covering
was but thin,:and that within it. wat.eonv
wined. a fully. ekveloped female child - 14.- -
So perfectly formed was the child in ell
parts, that no difficulty whatever was
hound in deciding upon its sex' at once,and
from facts afterward! learned, the woman
must have carried that infant for forty
years I
The circumstances which sustain this
suppoeition are these :- der Mere with
whom she lived up !tithe time of her death,
distinctly receollects that at'one time, 'her
aunt supposed•herself to be eneienle. awl
went so far as to make all the preliminary
preparations for the expected little straw.
ger ; but to the astonishment of ;ill, thein.
Pant was never burn. - About this time het
hosiond died, and from that' period until
her death, her general health was good, and
site experienced no attain venienee from the
presence of the supposed .tu mar.
The shore statement is one of` simple
facts. The most astonishing part of the♦
whole story is, that a highly respeetablb
physician, assures us that the dhild bore
signs of, at least, a probable.reeenl lwiag
existence We shall not comment on-this
mauer, IS we understand a fall ataismont
of the disco me lances will boon.bei publish,
_FATAL AURAX,---.111 nilitlitlOre94 Mon
day. Th innas moody, Robert Heidell;94
Thomas Rautiegao.. who were ph
with being, concerned in the murder i of
Edward Mitchel, on the night,or,the elev
lion were,releasedon hail. In thaevening
the three men' going to the Cront street
theatre, a difficulty occurred betweeoffiegt,
in the hie room of the theatre, end °norms
Stewart And Thomas Armons, who it . pW.
pears were (cicada of Mitchel,. In tins
course of „the difficulty Moody' tarn*
Stewart a very severe ;blow. on the fore„
head, ; Which brought blood, and well ingla
prostrated hint to, the floor. H. , jaunt,
dignity recovered, however, and drawing,
a pietpl l frinn, hip kireast,fiipdAirel4ll4
ono of which tßqk eire9l' In , tin,
Mood who i'pkimad,Wa's immediate 7_,44,,
k en pp,by„llaidet, irliumegen,and other ; ,4
hif rrie4 'mho endeavored to carry,.
dawik vim, .‘ - , ~, . , ~,
"I r .
,rhoqiu,Arrons , who was in nnitwen ,
wofi i ,s,iswars,,,ollowed,MoodY and, Ate ,
ICol,oll,the elaini s wimp ,Robert,; Cii
drew*Pieteliird levelled it at 4in9411...
I
i , igild ,° ? . whlP ll- „oliike4,ng___4l l l4 ,IP4
e A,Fkiii,hierecet'uneApPAPeeell.l?Waii
upper lip, kgaiktnit ) 4341, '1R A ,
a
1 5 1 0,en..4 lielPielY' VePtin4 1 4.'1*
*inlet ;Odium
. toolt,eneet 4n ,h):it t elAe
'ell eye , sighijr vOlabi!)**..p a
be lost.
~ .;
311.1),4 4 4040,ti1bek.
took pomeei9rl 0 04taatir tit-M.4 1 f.„. 1 40-
eequeollpialten Wi,bie.fethuceoreitaew
where hii , stroa..eftee..died/.-,littlesati mita .
arrested.
!A . COT OF ItiCHlWONus.AiThret
.6C:06111114,1640,200
ea' thlityngliiin, of Latemwhatleiki atiriamilme
t*mthi4t,
or Etio; *iipiroe *6 l 4140041,44 eliiiititftl
lead ind In!! . 4rlllllfollo
(.111 e ;coruc c i) in connxUon with
liioocf of Ili! I:3uprerno
11:7•01.hop • kinetic, delivered at Ineentsskid
week In New' York, on the •44:44;
dine ni' Protesta Mimi)
,UG
Vsneopur.—Thu Joint Assemikpf
State have elected Judges dritib p
Court, as fellows : Stophen'rloYei.
Justice ; hale F. liedfiell!,
ant Justice ;
eistaut Justice. •
;., hr~trwiiv'
..;*4-14444.4*-nit J. 1.7(
r vets
.413P1119,aliAARM EIIoOMSTO 'rd :USU.
YoePt 1.4 . .--The late news from Califoraia
hi - thi most beart-retodin. accounts!
'" , l*lac B ororinil
tat e ood
,rhl ' f
. now i l
ween ,
1 40 i, ;rho arts
mooed, that is an
401,,tesAna per-
Mai ilia' OV/tiora
/A._ ' A 'write, in
ilmi" unless relief
v o the Mortality
i and hostile In-
Indeed, the an
is dreadful, and
PhPPI. it., - attention pi
Ott government, whose duty it is 'to sue.
'.ftur rind relieve.
1
TS)V9tI We have heard end'
nata'all bianner of tough stories—of black
l ienikeis' irides deozeit rabits in them—of
cletvei litith•sliven heads and as many horns
that took thirty , ffve feet, at a
hail Monet, which measured 12
inches in diametet
much.` ,`antl' weighed we dou't
übh. nut oratt lough oriel.,
..we'eldisk itorf recorded by the' Maihe
Firmer rather "Acts the rag off the bush."
It tells of a chap down near the Aroostook
Unit s Who took a gill of c'amphine in mitt•
lake lb gin, *hose life was saved by
i'prtieet, of , the most refined Yankee in
getinity, After the stomach pump, and
IicHAO of means 'of restoration had been
Vied itt rain, the grocer's clerk ran a wick
down, the patient's throat, touched a blaze
lintified out the eamphine! Of
counts tlielnen revived immediately.
AggINILIT 'Oft WASHING •Douss.—
; the Ilitaittatifio American says that Mr.
Joel lioaglAttin, , of Ogden,.N.r York, has
invettaml; s, machine for washing, dishes, so
as "to, save the women folks a great deal
of trouble." The dishes are placed in a
rack , aml sat upright, when it is carried to
a reseal cootaining water and a little aoap,
.and by turning a crank, the dishes on the
task are whirled in great style to remove
all the dirt. The unclean water is then
drawn off, and replaced by clean boilng
water, sad dm crank again turned a few
seconds, The (Italica are then clean, and
can remain in t h e lack, which obviates the
repeated handling of dishes.
DKFRISSION OF MANUFACTURNS.—The
Providence (R. I.) joui.rtal says ibat the
seventy-one mills which have ausrfended
business, and were in its published list,
are all cotton mills, and are by no means
al! that have suspended. Among them
are some of the best mills in N. England
—mills which cart make money as long as
money is to be made in the business. Un
doubtedly the old mills must stop first, in
any general suspension, but time present
depression reaches um all, and unless there
is vomit substantial improvement, the bus
iness cannot be prosecuted.
btroaTANT Satu.—The Philadelphia
Ledger states that the board of (Pa)
Canal Commissioners at their meeting in
that city on Friday last. concluded a sale
of the Columbia Railroad Bridge over the
Schuylkill, together with the road leading
from the foot of the inclined plane into
the city, the collector's office and car de.
pot, for $243,700. The aet that authorizes
the sale stipulates that the proceeds shall
be applied for the purpose of r6pairlug the
Httati toid between Philadelphia and Col
umbia.
GEN. WINFIELD SCDTT.—The Reading
Journal says there are heodretis of papers
/hat will will be ready, when the proper
time arrives, 10 run up the mew or the
distinguished hero of two ? wars j v. 141
•fiun
deeds of thousands of periple;•from Maine
to Texas and Ualifurnia, who will respond
to,.his nomination with a shout of appro
val pod and OD eager, steadfast deterotioa
tioo to do all in. their power to promote
leis election.
A 'Goon Hill, a col.
(est resident of Fairview township, in
York roomy, Ps., died at his residence
near Pinetown, int Thursday last, in the
one hundred and eleventh year of his age
He wire born in 1740--thirty•five years
before* the 'Declaration of Ainericati bide
pentlence.
SUNDAY last wns the anniversary of the
birth of three distinguished Germans—
LiAtthey:thcßefornser. Schiller• the Poet,
and Blum theraiirtyt. Whe (ice:talon was
appetipiiiiilrtintiviett by 'the "Genial' citi
zens of New Writ.
Statistics hounded on the tax rent ti at
the °Mee of the Consptroler General of
Sootb Partdina, give, the white popula
'joke( ge0,3815. and the slave at 308,714.
MARRI ED,
ein the:+lMh inst., by t e,Rev. Mr. Ferhier,
Itelp Pirt-ti t tedioiViihd Mtn MAmainir eac.kw
..-both of ettli corny.
- 1.161-lbeedii , the 6th inet ,et the Oonerrieire
chi ii, by Foie*: Cotton.. J sumo J , SE= et tw o .
Za.44,14111,1441044 Ft out —heal of 4dameeouoty.
0 9L,Ple,00010.111Y• NY 4k• Mr. 414,.111.:"
Agoura)* Oita alai !gm s A VV/ LL--poth of 0.41.
area 44,160:
• , oti tliaeity, day, et the same' place, by the
gam...buy 'Oeitireeemi. end lake A XASTAIII
Prtitt..-.11;44; At Aderett eeuet.Y ~ •
Vie The 7th feet., by the Rev. D. P.
,J , t i l i gl i :l l / 41 ,91;i4rf01i comfy, end *tee
1.1 I 0111e.‘br Adana. counti
'Os 'lnit . , - th Care-
Jacob' Ziegler,
JYt Bteescatetveeranklin tp. aid Miss
Melts Aced Xicliceee of ittehallen it..
„,,- .Ql l 1k1110 1 ... 141. the 111411% Ret.e.xtrzt,
if "'PIO , 4 1 1 100 1) 44tarAgo . M. Fu ngi , ,
or Iloriti#l4l tp.
• ' ' Oa tbet4ie lait•t'hy the Rev , U"
.
A
Ihtlitlo, lad Mae -Staudt re, 'betsl44e , both Of
Yeeederww. rr. r.• , • •
ithedtesetnirdayity the ante, Aebeit seAte;
1! • . ' jR4O4NA )Mtee•ASttEttsesehir
R •
. .
OW itigBtilits"., li4dileiv Soal:i; gttliii +i;ii.
ty, aged about 76 years: • • • • • -r.F
Oelhe Bth init., Baocan 'Awe / dattepec ‘pf?fr.
l i ger r#o l 4 1 Vi.l l o l l°'is#olP /no.,
.
or)
—7
owns 'liiit',lbfkii4iiit \ fiattiS.,E ' 'ilia
Aiiii,,,s4oLdittitirariir.birkti aim Miry M era,
of this noway, awl 4 7SI s 1 itilintbs and 11 aye.
, 4 1,:ft_ttlItOi ot . , show idea , at VJekinie,lllll
- oil insammadwurotths bowels, Mimi JANI,
t l l. llOl
gm Ma of- Heresy , I.),:and CwilititieelH.
a g' 4.
mervadtaittyabarga), dial 11l aye; -,-
--4 belftebibiffiflbitMifitt . fiiiiit ,i " 6 r "I — i
-Whidelifooalett itedelitWrid my'lideit',' t i - '''
, -.4 s ilelloisliniaehilbit 4it boor, /• •'"- ' I ''
How *row. tined to (alit. -', ' ' ' ' l ,
Ati. n rit e 4 l llll 4:l 4 4t. ' ? ir
U. ' " llligt * "wnYit are t o * se , i i , , ',-
- '`M` 44ll4 S%- •"11"ffE'll'dillitsipi4 , , , ; , . „ t
d 1 ,1 0 4/le oWU "hovel ' ' ' .. "' '
..1. 41air ,..., (6i ,_,... , ~,
ii ,. , „ ~, .
„.„
...mini:4r.;° , 51'44114"°4P.,: ''''
bad gol fil e ss takcilikt liNl;Acierizi•,., , ,
...
,ii more..
x , , 1104100 iii J.:vel toy soul or fast 1 - • ',
'-, tissethele/Leiait we 1• 1 'r' " '
„ 1 y, poplArill enuuot is her at lasi, • 4
.sud there my child I'll 'Lc." •
~1 isotonstatieenr eh *veil* sirlemtbitte4
The PpwpJAaad , Wll, whicli l hawitatiome
a Iski3Or INV idosshin.joat iihsed( nts,
!iiitti itbren'tsfiaitd to. beery 1 / 4 tiir ' , I bard i n,
180 inies"tokterkslogie 001 / d i may .
.
Intl:rel . ii i ft ,i e ri t:.' t l ti ttll i gli r ' 7 . VlAti
this land is to belong to ifie woman, in her
own right, not liable to the ,dybps ,- .14e
husband, or subject to his oolNith—' Mr.
Thurston, delegate from that 'territotY to
Congress, remarks, Cor the ioformatiOn add
encouraginent of thole who wish to emi
grate, that the.prospects in. Oregon, were
never brighter than at present. Labor com•
mends from five to fifteen dollars a day; ac
cording to the nature of the 'work, and in
Various breiVehei Of 'the ' theihatiic tiro,
workmen, receive as, high as twma i tyfii:e
dollars a. day, . , . i
II -; -•
At. wearing, fabric has beep patented in
England, composed entirely of fur. It is
described as suited to all purposes of sp•
parrel, either for ladies or gentlemen; as be•
ing lighter, softer, firmer'eturiestreer than
any other material ever used ler Clothing.
MOrnat 'Prg
Sovru owl:me
of Situ tit ' , o oo li,i ki t, hie invited a iareit,:per
tion of the unifermed militia of the Stale
to parade at the State capital on. the 4th
of December, doting the. session 'of the
Legialaturti. The papers'talk about meas.
u rde to render more effective the military
force of the State.
THE GLOBE:
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and Literary,NeWspaper.
MMI
The mcniersigned submits to the public hie pm.
posals for the thersa.andits reports for ; the next
session of. Congress. Congress has now,so 'the
rally patronised the undertaking that it will he
establiehed-as estardartiwork worthy of IN;
imprimsture. union the undersigned hits in
his duty. This will ,not, be the ease i.frennles;ef
fort can saint. The "Globe" is the only paper
that will furnish fail !report* of the proceedings
entidebates of the two Houses of Congress; and
haying received their sanction 'as Iteh, the best
reporters will be engaged to write outthltdebates
of each daY. which will undergo the revision of
the members. The .work, after passing through
the Daily Globe and recci ing correction, will be
presented, as finished, in the "Cogressional Globe
and Appandix."
The debates will probably increase in interest
during the next *elision. The one Subject which
engrossed the last, will doubtless give way to
others of great variety, which,- in this progres
'sive country, the conflicts of party and the am.
Maori for place and distinction, necessarily pro.
duce. Vast ieferetts will be at stake upon the
decisions of the next Congress y and there is
great talent in both branches which will be evo
Iced in their disen.sion. ...All the boson of the
I,lepublic. dependent op the succession to ;lie
'Presidency, as well as all the great and 'Derma.
tent interests which go to the advancement
of the power of the country, Will give impulse
to the action of the next session of Congress.
The Daily Globe will be published daily dii•
ring the session of Congress. and weekly there.
mnintler of the .year. It will contain mil and ;
faithful reports of the proceedings of Congresi ; ;
and miscellaneous articles on those general sub-1
jeers to which it is devoted; ' I
The price of the Weekly Globe in reduced to
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circulation.
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has done for the last serenieeh . yeafs, Congres-
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The Appendix will embrace the revised
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President of the U. States and the reports of the
Heads of Executive Departments.
The Congressional Globe and Appendix will
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expect one number of each a week during the
first four w eeks of a session, and two or three nnm•
hers or cacti a week afterwards, until the end of
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alter Congress adjourn!.
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in the Globe save that which will he found in the
Congressional reports. A paper assuming to be
an impartial vehicle kir all sides. cannot main.
lain its character it the editorial euluirms relive
a party hue.
TEfl..I
For nine ropy of tbo Daily Globe (daily doting
thr session of Congree., e e d weekly Winne. Ole
rreren) a rear. .;4! - , 1)0
For the Doily Globe for less than a year nt
the rote of tot retitle a month'.
rot one copy or the Weekly Globe-for one
For one copy or the eogressional Globe du
ring the session.
Fur one copy of the Appendix (luting the
16
For font copies of the Conyessional Globe
or A . ppeothx, or part or eo(h, till two of
oath, or three of one, and one of the
other. 5 01
The same rate for a greater number of copies.
The price for papers are now so low, that ari
vaheeoyrrtlare ate tndilperte to carry them
'orlrlrld:nai eider Will 'be eat ed ttl'untetri the
mosey aedorapuibasit, •
hlihshriptiotss mar be RIM Mai by' mail, at om
rirk, fttl money at, par in the section of the country
wimps, tOscribers iTtflik pi9nry !Mout!l be
here by the 15111ot !December to tOdUle all the
number,. ';
The Congressional Globe and AyAsendia. Or th*
Daily Globe, **they+ may elect, will be sent to
all editors who may publish this Prospectus/is
often as three times before the first Monday in
December, and send us , one copy, p 1 their paper
containing it distinitly inarked around with a
pen to direst mie attentidri tit it. •'
.. • • , -JOHN 0, HIVES,—
Washington .oity,,Oot. 14. 18110. ,
G'EAT 'O'VIN
paguerreoil/Pink.
VAN LOAN ilk 00.,
No. 118, Chestnut *street, Philadelphia,
diliedvbries iii their
art, enabled theniselveis to take plc
lures Si all times,. with great ertainly-as
well in 'Vanity as clear weather-Which
are justly, prohobeeed hy'artieis and eCien
tido men, ounivatted, Voredeplh of tone
lend softness df light end h ade. viriekt
ing themselves they hot OM+ produce plc
tuteecihich.aiti gdeitkiritt ,ilsenpi bill, by
Ate Ate best- and.. cheeps's. ..Whitilk ten be
g
o i l i t # o 'l l, • 2o t,P th t r ilelo l / I sIMMUT9'
heir charge for - pictures in hamisometnr
provetl , cases, tiinOt '
tII I, r .11 9 him t l. • ,
to thl . 0 1 1 , 1 .111!Fir414) ,litize, 0
1114 being sca ce y otie L
PrielkfinkreCt t okt her, establii men ,Or
pitiVite yetinal,.o ll 4 , tkpr i !Arthur, kyal
tty b ortrani. consisting
of
of distinguished Americans, worthy the
attentinillof , visittird Ito thisiel torahs:lw hth
:: . a
qrfrtafla ti .ff. 4 l
4V`I 4 4IdRIROt•
! ,FiTI A I.flcif cs rim in
mtryapdosl,oY-,0e4;
crowds o m who were !piny ,in
their .praises of the artiens'444. I
To, guard against every poseibility of
miatakeil Ithiy gintranttelonteifr pihtort
beiAritio,bocußaoriab 4 Atni Man
entirely satisfactory to therafilvtaiaar* , llo'
:charaiviefillbe MAUI When viskihrthe
city eat! at their rooms, whethee ypu wish
a dash e'rebtYpe'hr not. Theattroission
Wies t mat you will be pleased with Vout 4
, .Doti!tforget the number, I I Illiltre-•
nut street, a few doors below Antrth: , ,
Ne0.(190:-:3m
l'ifepoorpit. doAillAwritrop,l 0 1
..0 4.1 it ATiVotaloir 'ettivitir ;AU T.
P Th e dour market continual quite
brisk. and st. firm at $4.75. City Milki at 1
$4 68. C meal $8 liji a#3 18. Eye flour 1
P:11%
$ 8 . - .... . . .. ,1
GRAIN.-- 0 ' oak
o_ l l'oo a ill 011. 1 At Atz t t I 08,
White
ite Corn 61. • lio 9 a 63 cente.- 0 ,
New Corn is aelbiliblakagente. Oats 33 at
38 seats. Rya 63 a
,65 aqua., , , ~, , , 1;a
' trfillt.-.-Pfietti iiiigodirkti; $1.06 ttf 7151
on the hoof, equal to $4.00 a6t3B' he4,•ihtl -
gait:lol.3Y itmia. • , .., , ,• ~ . .....• . ,
kflXlB..--fialea of live hey at $14:75 a 46.00
per Ioo.lbe. . • . . • '
'FIRE
114witifi • iSfeltj
tliimpatiY, , lire
now'doing business on the, moths' pleb,
giving ,the insured- a liartieipailea irP the
profitsof the COmPany, without liability
beyouittlie 'premium paid. i•Nopreniiuni
notes 'taken on which assessments are
The subeefiber, ns Agent• for the above
Company,' will make thisuranessii.eithir
permanent'ot limited, - on propeify ' and tif . -
feet. Of witirk:dk.scriplioti agninal doss or
damage by,fire" ,
FIAM kAHrsiESTO44,
,
Gettysburip,March -,1800.—1f
LIFI E It7tI 4 INCPI I ITA;. j E ' ? i i tNX.
OF HARItISiitiRG,
COARTgR PEItPETI7A - .
Gnarantee
,Capitat; E 4 751,000a
listas as law as any (Aber # O .O CatnP,43 , in the
, United States
dt; ,
impaciy respeCtrutlY,Clillethe
ittention . ofilie thb foltow.
ing advantages which they are enabled `to
offer to persona desirods of inturinetheir
Ii ves:
All Profits of the Company are di
videdrannually among the life metnbOrtrin
scrip dividends, bearing interests payable in
cash at the end of each year.
Premiums on life policies may be paid
annually, serni•annually or quarterly ; or
when they amount to $5O and upwards,
they may be paid one-half in cash and the
balance by now at 12 months, .„
Wives may insure the lives of their hus
bands, or husbands may insure their, own
lives in favor of their wives and children,
thus securing to theii families a antn which
creditors cannot reach in the event of the
death and insolvency of the 'disband.
L. REMY, Preet.
Otr PaMphlets anti information furnish
ed by the undersigned. who is the regular
agent at Gettysburg.
KELLER ICUIiTZ.
Otri)r. CuAttt,Es Elourt-eu if . the Com •
patty's regularly authorized Medical Ex
Jpne 28, 1850.-1 y
THE UNITED STATES
LIFE INS UR ANC E
./287,vviPi -
,TELIST
.comP t cy.t.
Charter .Perpetual
CAPITALS2SO,OOO —CASH SYSTESI,
'AV RE constant. unsolicited applications for
Psb, , Lifelnsurarice, turnish the, most abundant
and g ratify ni g proof, that the , public mind is
deeply impressed with the vest importance of
this subject, The great Object, however, of In
'insure, should be RAIlf Krt. ; otherwise the *hole
motive to insure may he disappointed: Tdo much
cote cannot be nraetised in the selection of an
office, with ii Lich to effect the contract. the
ehoice should be regulated, not by present and
constant large inducements, as this as certainly
inconspittitile with future ntrrretcs. The pre.
mitten's on life are calculated for the getter, If
present and prospective beueliti, dberiftires , ale
git'en, the result, Wilma I sly. must terminate in
lifigtttton, ffulappointrarot and ruin, Whe object
aimed at by this institution is , sfeaffily and per.,
.pvtility. The rates of premiunt have been core
fully prepared with referenet to Ilittquailoni,—
The cash system of paythents has elan been ailop.
led. thipajil premium notes nonsritithetatiorlert
of the assets of this. Company„aml every COW
iingeney being fottified with an ?mph, capital,
Sher NEYY stamps the villOrt., System. This /sa
fari, pernmnunt tn all other considergtioni, coku
mends the company to public favor.
Egplanatosy pamphlets, blanks, - atMliettlion
papers, do formation, and every...facility, will be
cheerfully furnished by D. DIcCONAUQHY
p.pb who bal . been duly appointed _ eAgent.of this
* company.
DIRECTORS t
Step/lee 11...CressIorth 'Paul floailneft
Ambrose W. Thompsoti, . Johnileng
Benjaarsiu Tingley, Qeorge
Jacob L floranee. , James Deveteaa,
William bt, Godwin, Jobe 14.
STEPILF:Ai, W Pent.
khtiens's' tCl i aosiesoi. V. Pmeldesst.
Caanias G. le ssa,.l3sey sad . frateamr,
ACTO‘a v—Manuel Eyre.
MiercAL Etasststaa—Dt. D. Heroin.
Sept: gq, )SSW' , ; r try)
Reduced
untomourTur mminr.l
tenneljoituen—onli One boner. „
pe P 4 4 44 4 tle Gen Apiedaw Skim* i* VAVirsies
aaaaaa Lir LITHOWTRIPTIO Mumma." 444m0d , the
%MU ODUChatim of Ids Agents, theositlodsC the UAW
SUM sod Paada, boa sew
&kiwi tie.
N tad Abelekeoig lielol ;jolt Y iwi dib ' deM.
hosoeconh, he will pet up hal ere woe owLy..-iiis foe
bon. tr.*. wail pries lOU.
ONE
,T 11411014 wee le w ** shame"
wulf
mht. hiroteweith. ewe we prboirties .s.
111qC AAAAAA . and ttle ea". C I will 1 1
Pa titeAtri64..;.dielcii44
bt these who have N , beet„o Rid" ON* . ?ye pripl4lll
aiYwd
*101411,400140#111 01/06Wilaik
Plaqii4l , osoo OWN' 'Ant tits eiweeewewer
044,1 c elehee iteelhaidies pew! he
ddie!jelpfrdeldeN ease , lehri &to
sad **salsa lewir ler eht igen hi he imoodes
l**o !Me. mill IMO ibletedeelii
u rit g*. r "11P'
4,47YiYli
c 'Pa In ate, tles wilb gas bul,
lag . ~Erraiebilieti Wad the ."
, •
, tfrfaoftii* Tit*,
ship airam.peoubs paps wm. 'Ras Lk ra
4
4 0 N A ,
DIL L 4 1, 11 1 14 1,
awl ell dawns of deli Web be - heed *WI letan
the 4M lls.i ellwailea 7aexabewlemal ble estiwit, —web el
Mow diswswia=norpaorer. eet.
Mar wield meeinwed it. At *
were re* it is walla obtahmeilimall. tad lb* teal will pert
- r e lL tiIAKIRMdIII..I
that
_gth'argA . l4llllCirti,
meMellweeNiebtwilailble-b atsboamtwiewwi
' l labefel l"r elaVirjeced "" t6 "l "'exe 1"14411"4"
velleolirid• *or ft 411406 r. Mit vintitga
• i =" l o l ol . ,l4" . ,:talipirbi 00 4 5
ar ts , " f — .l - ito*lf , 1 0194 1 10
Uth.fripth
Newt =cr. lit,
Gt itewedy,, new fee is qv et ' WI
each 4444m00 it 44 ditevii.)Wismall boalee will be
1.4 471 11 e=
• . . 107 Male Ilavet,
• 0. C. VAt.lOllll.
WW we Lail* oLotrrir litekiisolo
CO I te Wimp X.loo* artw 047.4• • , .
111:—Ail bum Gm:sating nom arm. deekbee with
whew he Imams butane) mein be Peg ems, . 01.000001 a
wM b. Arai to Thom
AULATCI-6. It. Buehler, netty•hurg ; Jacob ,
Martin, Ihford ; Wrn. . WAIf, •Eiet Berlin ; Jo
seph
I. f tlenry. Abliouitovvr; J. B. Cook, Fa)-
; Lewis Denig, Cliainbeniburg ;
Perlithifoticivrt,
Oct. g1,1830.---iycow..
..,.—:
N - T 110Amdid4.4k ,
,t ' lti,iste
w ificab.:iiiliilevie.:4.toikhibit
t
to all who miy.eall at his Syi hi
iitilifinotti sul6q, I nfaill dposiii , •F i m
- ettotikiii. The 'llieUe ' hav ebeeii'itel teo
'with' eats ; '' and *llllti Weld at rtunarlytifil
loWnpribeit.'"Aitifitit'iltetn will , I* loptiO
the niiiiit flistlieh6blo ' t '
CHANOBAREVIIEKR, TURK BATINit
( %VENUS MERINOEs, CAME-
I LION DB LAINEs, FIGU-
HOD 410.• Alliftit,..;
Brocade Cit'ineliiini' la. o; litilli ( : I ?,tht API'
hit
c, 'l2foAnet VelVeileanin rights ; together
with k Taiga a,i'soWiliepf of Ribbune
,toid
i f
'Flowerti, 'tilocglit ',4 Vial tilot , es, blescho
'add, tt ithleitalted it tieliiat, litiolen` and dot
ton 'Flannels, Cld iti, otistilideri,"lteakitip
Cattainets,f roach *idled and riiiiiiining
Collati, Olds, Hair „Braids, Buttons of
various kinds ; in iihiii, all:mist any' thing
in,fheAcy ,Glcultis t ,linoit ,
the *tient/Coa l of the 'LADIES is
particularly invited to-nly stock of Goods.
which 'will tr;foutuiloo, COMpOso not only
'lie iitriit jashio'niible i but 'the brit tot lea.
Call and examine thiiiiti.
1 VI , ; 4 1. L. §0111Cii•
Gettystrerg. Igept.'4o l !Sat),
: 174:g.f.0p1!iiii.0... , ,.;
E. iSi , 11: ArA:Rll l ,lricri
At THE OLD $t41409...x. ;4 , 7. COB.
• ,A 7 .E..R O,I%MA' ,1)1.1.110,,V P r ,-
~., .t. , t, tiotor s i mu ,4 l6 ; • t• • ,t. •.' .
TEND Ipft pieit t ivw 1 their costa
metal foi*sacWri,' , aikf:respectful.
ly inform - the public Chet they continue to
Cut and Make all Garments,
bast
. T 47, , )
in the 'nnititio and (in reasonabl e
i terms. The °lntro will be,done as'ltprif.
1 tofoit, b'v'lßOitiii.r, ARTM. Fashiong ate
, , , ,
regularly received, a d every e ff ort C a
to secure a good, t , and substantint seg ., -
1 ing. 'The subsiri ere hope, by their Inxig
experience in the hnsiress. and renCred
efforts to i ftteille - ,' to inerit,siiid receive a
'continuance of the pidilie Mitronage.
li&The fali and"'VVinier Fashions have
just 'been received from the city.
All kinds OfMiontry produCe taken
itt ekchange for work. • ,
E. 41f., R. IVIARTIN.'„
_ Oct .
Gettysburg,' .4 , 1850.—if
. .
11W A NTED,A—An Apprentice to lestn
• iltb Tailoring Artroinerg. Onti litnn
the country: would be preferred. - 1 '
Oct. 4. E. & R. MARTIN:'
TA ILORING'
110 F: It rtt4Tsigited AteknoiPlidgeti
t ILiA delilediess
of payorrage extend
to hlm,itml'refivedtftilly
,rms them that he has
rateived the'
LL & : WINTER
iv U F ISHIONS;
bepeeliAted to es
te all ordens in his tine
rusiness 4 with prompt
ness, and , at reasonable prides: ac3r*All
Work entrusted w his care. warranted In Bt.
J. U. SKELLY.,
SAN APPRENTICE) to the Tad
oring bbeiness will be taken by the sub
; acribert If immediate application be made.
The applicaut mum be of. gutal'eltaratner
and correct habitat One from the country
Would be , prelerreth , 4, H. 19 e .
Gettyaburg t Seph 0.-41 m
GETTYSIURG FEMALE
rolits ftlstitlrlihn , nutlet tile tlirectisin of
Miss WALI:ACE• Will tiit reopened
on,Monday Me 2d of Beptembec end con.
tinue in two sessions of five nutntlis each,
until the last of June ; leaving July end
August for vacation itisteaVbf May and
October.
,
Tintittio.u. e ren dollars pef session tor Ave
teonthr ; With extra ehargeti'for the, Lin
rugger!, thawing and Fancy ' Work ? ' "I Put.
pile he :charged frOnt tlid time nf en.
tering till•thn end tif the session, shit no
deductions fear/Idle price wilt be' made, ei
cept for time lost by the e lietcheri' ilite•
liseted itt s '
Reference is respnbilully made to the
follnwhiggt4dtlentett r i •• ''
It'Phenar, kev.Dit Petimacken
J. A. Thomism*. Nev. be. Ballston;
D. 431. Hisrpot. , Rev. Dr, gnash,
r. D. Horner, Prof. Jarsini t
Hon. Nll.l4'eliin, Prantditer,
Y. tt. Danner, ' Rev.
A.9g. 3D, h 3.)--ty
Letdi*t? Des Geo&
CQ. de Rhine, Ciro. iritipro Aga . *
ainithambleert Miiika s • Violist)
and Thibet Merinos. Pararnattas, Alpae
eas.Poplina.Caohnseres,'Delainsiebiataes
Prints, rte., with utirootingo `to'suit, in
grantiwriegy.wnd , at the torrent' p6strible
prices,. can be had at the eheap etre* nr
D. MIDDLE:OOPP:
FARM
VS?, 11 1 1, be sold at Pilblie sale, at the
' - Goose of John 'Aa: 'l.'o ' in 'il,liii
finitinglVef' 'Gettysbur ah Sdfit ' atiy 1/#
ttltkfali Lr Ptotitm6 ft tleit;iti` 1 'ire?iiieli.;
ty . ,,m!i lf ) , id) d i; o ,, , , . •,,, • 111 . I
U. 'll4l Vi r t.'l . lBAitA t t.fili J '
1
t, , t'iti. Jill
lairs the, praparsy int , lies. Jalapa! Ciapen;
gituliktil I ofl a, male trum..tha last taisatitios
ed place on the road leading In-Ratak&
burg, eantainiog stnciA .:,,..; -
Atet*e v
i ',I ~,, ~, • Al II pi ; 14.1..4.1
There Ilan dualritatla ii stogy kw
1 Th
iti*''' ' iettligg i s I:r 1- Log E Stab t a. a good s l , 4 A ut j o k, su f.
ficieney of excellent meadow, se Vdtiii *ells
of good water, and libolvistdrits , eifi wridg.
laud. The forni'ls divided bite flaeopiaris
by the Gettyibuig 'and ' Edintitsburg putt,
lie I tnill.'figitiCa G ib e. veal Ara ihettatilttl
illp•tiwolla, , anit nteaolow6 , autt %beet! LIU
semi jef i lpind ; West of the road are that
kweltard, and about 91 *ere*. l'sr "At put
ichilretnAli Nino 'lAvtlitil Oftet t ent . oidio 'of
thel464d 'Wilt' bti 'eroldaepitiitil7:7 111 4 4
nbilitreiticelfeni.: 1 - 1 . , , .
I, TERMS.—HaIf 'the" pa chain ditilieS , '
pl br io pelt,' in baud on the Girt day of £pril
nest , the balance in two equal annual
paionenta j,v.ithout interssit,, , ~; ~
i',lterO is a_ mortgage no the earip *for it.
bout . $l9OO to which the purphaser will be
Authorized to appropriate so much of the
purchase money as will sairsf? the same.
R. G. hicCREARY,
'Ag't for the Owner.
Oct. 18, 1850—ts i
A VfLOAKE FARM
' FRIP:Vrav &ILE,
otrerit Ptlvalb ga
adjoining 4 lands *I'D: Zi
'Etkiipier vier, whets. 'half I
hi pi 'lktith bt'lsltittyabil awl donlOilltii
•
.•.
;. ' l'p lot vinr ,kst eel /roe iutrorippenui
1113 • ~,itrtvo Rousts, i. ..:::,
he 4i . ed'tihi tithes' Fientei tind'll'hirlie
&Agit tht le'llait'i'' There 'lrti'iwir We
of water. one at each . honitt,l(ieritkituttilifti)
.a young Orchard of choice
Mit Tree's,' -.'' •: 'i
:iii4.,bearing-=e lerge`ObillOtf* • ,
thefiirm ill in Mead 94. fi t tifin iliflf k att .
, u
do' thus of Hay haistilefOnlidiii y Ir.--
l'hi l laud can all 'A - limn 'd,. elf , ii: 1
i i.
' Sietildapted "to 'raising ed ii; 1 `in t
Ve Used as e toait'i hint tli a ittit gra I
advantage.
lia•For the lenge apply to untiii i r.s
A l igned,
ALEX A NDEIt ' 601 iii Ni T
,t, 7
WILLIAM/
vi ii ~1
Pf 9 - " " I.
" Ovt. 18.—tf ''; '"',_,,_,..- ` '• ,
;(BOOKSA:ND, )grATIONELYT
The Largest AssiviittatutneAr
~, , ()pedal in 'GOtOihurs
. , ... .. , , t.l
Q N. BUEHLERutillr' just received
lion from the City .lllirgO;''il3iatiobit
itiapjuly of Books, and hai WOW am Windt it
'his Ild established Booltittitio; itettli Att.
BERSBURO: EgYftEE'll.,.the largest and
.1 1 restiltstiortmetilyttfui ,!, .„4 , u ,, i1 ... , . - .11. .t I
I, tr.•
::"STANDARD B , , - ' ,:ti
~L- .„ -
„.,
• ,
.
B 'eiteryveriety,Claiq .i I ,ri .
o "cal, Literary ;Adliie 114 s,
pr ,
,•
ered in this maikel i 'stg,t4 'he?* it li
,be iold, as usual, et t !fß•'!" 4 l7 l All?? l lf at tf ‘.
~,, He has also coosipaltfrow 411 t opt, ',large
and`full assortment - Of 8 tiOCIL BCIOWS
and BTATIONEBir, - POO-Mives, Geld
Penis, Pencils, LettieltuvillibOi,'Vtaithi g g
thrils, Motto Wafers, Willi` ti 'vteri tyl of
Nancy Articlesittoefhleit , ifitir attention of
piarwliasertvis.inMised. -I , i.ii .;.• . i. ,: t
i'llte subscriher returns MI soltne'dlottlg
ttietirt for the long contintted,knd libehtl.pil
tructage extended tollitni , atutothinki that,
fro the variety and exceitstme , tilllthirkinitat
tuts drtmant, of, 0 heti p - 13 oo ks anthil tit tid net fr.
will be found,.,evidence•of,alletermittation .
oa t continua to merit thwt,petrwwigw,tt 1 1
KrArrangemetits.hav:e besg„gimie.)bly
,whiett any Books not , euthretried loillis,og
eurtmont can : bp prOotptly • °piped ; froot 1
,theigity. -.„(i ~ :.;,i...01f ,t t
~,, Gettysburg / 09t,,,51.84f4fiji15,,,,,..„ 1 / 1 , t !
' imPoalritai r r 1
'PRIA'NDS ./1S1) ''..ft.4l, l ofrri'll'it
' 7 ZENS :--&:1'' ''' • '
.''' '' I '
' Tits time is nit apprettibln i npli n . r"
hinide of the Neelht "'eV thd'p t i n ts' or 'ir
'elf W%nter od'ilrtriveep itriartheie fur 0 dr
the land—when the " human' body will re:
eptieb protection fermi , the chilltng,Ambil
pheee And the angry 'element. Of llold Bd.
reas." Yon .will Ithereforn Wane bear
11! roknd that it will he greatly, to grope "4-
,ventage to ,eall,at SIAMPQN'§,Ca4IIIO,pd•
peicp Cloillittg and I KOrpt#, - ,lfidetti (lms
mediately opposite tint .11004) "thorn ypp
wil44nd one of the largeat,Aheapcitt, qt . !!
most fashionable sclecledst,9o of REA bY
MA,IIE CIATIIINO ever offered in kiln
' , buck wliCif dotinti," 'Mid 'at lea; ‘Prie's
as cannot fall id plaided;—the "A - critter be
lieving in the eltletotim theiiiminthfe ali
rEined le better then i eldte shilling:" 1 .:' '
The one-pelee ayetteet• "t4 , 111'110 , eitioill.
;Whored to. My goods am triiikell ;it the
lowest liring , prolitel and the *Mill pried
hr. tilt, priea, mit,whieh gond. 11111,kielsohli
and from Willett, inn :dbeteutstat ; willtin any
instance be,spaddr, whicit l ip Abe eel r guar
aptee,that ban be giKno „to pielebi 11 ;4 PtOr '
lic from impositioO• 7 belleYtng 11 ,ttt bq 4 ,
muck better e.l'lleil ) Plad. 0 1 / 41 9ckil it ill& I
grunt, of asking en'Arinoile his prides and
selling for AM ivltin NI Cap
,get. My
1
1 'total of clothing conslell Cr chetah,' vdr.
tail ti, Vrock-edets;9oeitti:eciatOlellitikl; natal
oft eeildeseriptichrt . 'PehiiiloMie;tit kith,
CassimereeCassinet: -Yeleet. Cord, end
boeikin ; Yeats, of Satini :Cliith.!tlasilit
net ;. Woolen Skirts sod Drewers ; Can.
Flannel 4a, t:PluYtaulE4 B o4lco/41Aiclie ,
tiellarsipitts, Stuipepdprer- ii , sliorsi
eveq!arti ,ppe cla tbet lleletegelle fibtOillatiet '
tt 4 / 1 14 ,t,i4n#44)11. RePlee. , ll .." . 't
...ti .F 1
My friend. and the pOtlllenighlete/Ir are I
Welk feePeeilfl l 4 Alkietill r r9ll,ehtlieFellit
ielt Of soutorPOA,o Ocil te ii, kOttlfro4 mit
king their purchaaten liqt!f4lo" will be eell•
rineqd that it ii the intertel of ever,y,rititn ,
*ho Inutilee econoMY" di : plireliasd Ins
clothing at illarhim i iil. i l l'lrsto . fulfcg.paet
retool, the subseene trptilti, t ritne:n . ht? " 1
i
most rofoond tbanks telj,tite eillipsna pr
(linty burg Ind'viqkniti. '1,04 ./ . hiipeof, loi
Ole , icX molten' tei tittilned.,, tp p'teelt ajcdp l
ifnurbice of goblin favor.' • ",'
' - goblin
sSkOqk:' '
c'Cett b irg 0 t icloo "" ' .' '
ys t , 0 . ~ •• ,
MEDICINAL' iltiElor OF TILLY , WiLEIt I
1 . ,
.._ . , Pairer eir*, , thi. acMI9PHIOt. Of OLIMACIII
wild. Cherry hai bnen lit:lowan/So pOilleall
very-important me4ion , ,tjetyqa.. •Bye
' ~T knew ANS, Olgt* bliAlinglitntr kliem
ow kheXtritog,ift Pliegia49(syrjrties.—
vpiyq‘mhu s gime, ,Win ctterry tea to
er Children flr 0./190;1 1 ,44tIOPhIlii4011 fin .
!most every ( veaisea....the,m,talm ‘4.4o4gli
•ut our couotr . are In the habit illwaking,
cotnTEL.eui4 2VtUltsv i o r i k, I
i l iti er m 'attl ri vt , ;riotil y e f
iCV ',I I, ~.' M, VI. . .
" teB
witi‘ClNAt ifp 141 # 0
,i„„ Alf!)
e ;%;
; eilaeht a 4, IN e 9sty„
.., ,f„.,,
ovaiiihrthSiiri 06 Ana 0.10 Pim r afti
scrOltitiiellVl I I"iii ded„.
i
um , to . i. it ' atter- how long
iandiruk.g le,t TplomallBypetc.,
IS ji e ( fila . e 'l '',
, 1 0 / . I T it i r •F. i r • '
11 1 1 10 It ' j l ial #l P, , '•
th ik
C ' Is" ' 6 6 eft to ,
*iiW i ifiiilr r earillit r:*llTotrifiL
iheiiiiiis"Viltiii: - Itriiitt Ai Wogiiiii
.ulmagarx i diactigep, Phayn,ol,er 1 1116 16,
!ter' MU beat knit tini oidd t o ciAiiie.
las as 0, iii ebttralid. &col Cifi_ EA leth \ them
- t I" , ' -.. . 4..1
Cherryoposeesieinav
hi:.!
-.llCriPamsairiinitiot)ibia*Pe.efirthe
authorised Agent.
EitJEHLIEL‘
*Nrcroak'Doineitiehao
sluts work. of an 'ordiaary Meant
Family.. A colored woman wouldbe pre.:
Tetrad'. IGthott character and correct hab.
ha will be cadential in the applicant, who
may find p permanent situation in a plea.
cant home. WP.rtnquirtar at the "Star"
officio.
IADIES call and 100 a fine assortment
L PARASOLS at KIJR`I'Z'SCHEAP
CORNER. CAliril 26.
Selling out ► ' Selling Out 1 !
✓?ND NO MIST✓JJLE I
I ; 1
AMINO determined td retire from
JILMI the Meteandle busutese,prlor to the
Isll4 441, I will oNer tny entire stock of
p t yiqopda s Hardware, ueen4-
~ , I Ware, •
tiffatiObt bf the OrOdeties, wholesale and
Vellill."dt MN Pvieis, fret* thii'date, till
alMelevied '"I ilialitakeful ibliny 'old friends
and eustonverivilliti Oaf rafted, and would
Ides say to them, and the public l'if you
want Bkll4,ll.ll4l3,‘lneie4patlr time to
Ailkibd get them. 7, 1111 rods 'tiling lie
*IA bring what they artiOio'l'itt 81 1 0RE=
rani
ROOM is ilifolk 4 i'llat'V a of its*
tiliolt desirable in Ws' eit.:;"•Platihvaatitiu
given on otllleiblki Midi
11 ,4eApril.
fro J. M. V fIllIMNr} I
Glettyalvtitilliti &THAW::
1 1,-* zof , ...Li , i L *I;
fiE2 OWD2f
(G &ARNO D
Is . AS Jost returtlMPftikhlPhitadatphit e
*IR at# , tainntr , oklerlint ahh iothilletand
as large a stock of 14,1taintl W inter Cloods
1111 Ni. been oderadmi , thri'• any
doe ; among *kith, are- :I
.
IMIBT 'ortafir
• Ails, tiiittngi, 'tholothers, Catoditeks,
ti t tilittio ,
i C oa tt nt rd ti....6 tii pm 7 64 : l l ii ii ixi g i;l l o : :,..
c ll ,o4 l B l" .n o a k rth e i ti u , iirteatc r i o n tt if c. :l l dd i
It bjetis' 4 l4. 0. I t oitA. ttinghlkOte,
i t
l• n ;bat:o 3 loi; and. Fatcy Hillts ; Linig
rttAtl"' AI iiiitii''SlikOsti; OtOttnkt'"it:o;t7;lll,
Pltiolli#‘ sifir tAt l tiki-i q.ii i nia, 'illitip.s std
illiAttitY*;'N iiiiileolitok't riftivitisiipli l 'Ao-'
I C l"e ll t h a i il l,lPi e f 7 l 4 ,oll ,l ,l 4 ' ,l64l)6 '
oothi e , , ' „ •
Atlios , , ,oi,v,ic, A li oltNix
k iiirge stook "MA P cii;Ai l ltr
4'u-a 8
p i,t
~,„Aii,,,,„,,,,,,..,„, ~.,OtoviP:4! ttieY
lltP,ltottOrttre4 II 411, 4/thee:attire, Utittins
' , plum, , t ldlaeapfsrealli tot amunino e sonljetige
-fo n t yoffhpeliffi gi s,t rt ti, t .ii ~ii!. ~ i
Otlittithiholletit:2o; l l/ABOr " ''' ' '';'
i•
~,,,
TOWN,,;iiP . Ty ~, -,ER
. ,
~,
111AVILLilti OSPEek l o4l,lhiblict'tlale DO i
~. z , Seturdov theiTikvily.,ql,lJeciem
istr,mo,.*2 I , o'Acookt'iir siA taiLthe isra,
n 1 4 ,1 14 11 7
,
the ' ''` ;', '‘', ' ‘ v ,
' l, `'. l l:', :4",;.,,,
:
,1J0u.,4434' U , tira Lat,,,,,,e1
known as Lut No. IP, 6 0' h . al Or
eidgir!lrilieip t ifuril,ititigeA • 4it 14 it
elli'ileeofit4lficl(if,liofs4l tilifiXf
rt
..,(Jits A,,.,.. 691 itys)4l,l !NMI',
AY 01 iiningot, , l e sinteotti4 ,, otittlio,K,wsko".
~ •':On•k•ortiloppOtod grail- .r•t6r. Il
• , • , .........t l . r . 1 ,• ,11
lli f f ( .;" h'l' :: 4 o lC Pt. aAZ
6 , 1 „,,,,......,
_, • ,
,i illy Af41111411, r MI -.1
411144 nnigh•tost,,,Atith , bnoltabuildingi tivt
eke well or , gabloitterei ' :4 , illad; ''a
+.4 ii wok (4/ Kig tTit . ./ 011:34 3fo 1:- • i ,
It fa mtie'44tiati A t s itina'rpi, ke t litititi4
l ie
0; any *Oar aao4llailical bus, A k t m ;
ofte dogg,wittli , pf,thir lito 40, ttn, Aelling
ki strr
lin g :of; 50uwel„Fithaestaak;1* , * • liinune
owed; anil. flab a tentralati-plaisam Ikea.
s i oth ~ , ••..d - „, i • •,-,,, rA$ r.).)..bs h ri.,i, .
Att@ifeatiallig Vali'afitt Othitilbitlltiretl*6
bb i thiv o ititte ..•. . ~,,,, , 3 ~ ~, ,i
.. i ,45 . do , 44 , -r e z
' ti 10 1. 411
i t
Nov.,i /84, - - - iia , ', - '',li4t . ,De f y • ~/
ire •
rt .
AO* N'AT'. 4 •
vtriaitfiti
: 1A.114 .4 .141: , Vtillfmi; h i s trriSt3 4.111 C, OAP—
rrr
stibisdri ra hst. , :the phmshre of
Itnikothitsink to hiefriandssllnahe has
agent recovered Ids hisslibleuifi l iSat 10'4457
same OPprigii6e • ' '•
Dental .Stitgeryi ) w.
104.01 44.id,,t4,001
4pu li ocko , 413 prourssvott.
chumiu g , ling, platkingrand *it
ssalog 71'esitto of 11
tiumbitor totsoltioN''
dint 491ffilltiOni 16 t 6 401 *WI*
if ,404 ot•ii'fiv#A 404140,i(40.41/4...
tronige.
. llCEORadrottre.. is oiespeeliuity stliis!, Ito
the folloslithitteathisibn : - •'' • ...' ' l ,''.. " '
DrHblt. Itesio, , 11 . Hun; M. lit'ehirki, ".... '.
itteMe
Dr, D. Glibeit.- ., - - - '.' Prot'Ail..` . ' ri'' --.'
Dr. 14, 1 4.3..D.rterh5; ` Rev..y r . 1311441;
Di. DI iierus4.: ' ' ' Rev." . tiO' r. '''
Dr. C. Hamar. ''' I Rev: AittetV,lltegtsi n " .
The subscriber has Viniiiiiiiiii hi I t* ,
.
den" A tits. haulm, roragislygefetmied**
nets Bk. gaihteirie IVAisitifneeiNitriell•
• few doors'above Paiute/tot:lt's store.
mireC-ijilAflNPEßsLocitr .
i)I{: 1. tiinisid 41444
i i.:: MET, 1 ett
11,4 1 0 T 1 r, lif, 6,r 114.ewem
itrio 0
.01, y.inh uth i c f iturekn
iiii'th iiffriii3 pi k rt coif de Al ` ; Al
ktiltitti6 il' 4iigreg4ify:4it'lii4M
bif au
f f , dtriiiklY lip a' 411Tint i : to, ;a4iitid ' fii
nitY c' 4 ifitlOß` aiii litbilnciiiit Ow rign,
INC "' Nilo t i riViikortiithiete ' 9 f tk
piii
' i l li 'iktri iiiljitiathucii i ,
nkbiltsiiitiPtivfllafe*4, , tuia,l?,,lS
...D v N o m 0 i i .t it i o to ~ i f p 7 litAt
ikmiiii, ,
" 111:4 Coniegaii i H 1 1 1. ii. 'livens'
•• I). GIL a mer, ••. Wad MS ittiept.; s
11ter.4.. C. WA:vox, M.D., " AL L., Brat vSlIt•
jUI FO I R I M') 7 :i ij ' i .V I,
111 0 6(IT 1 - 1 11711 -, •17
Dstol34L NAUCtillir s
*A't Notrragiiio le or \z40?,. - ;
ORl 4 l,CFRip.thelsmiAlkwas(oro,o**
liA4‘, VOIR illkiAltf,l one ilsck
George 4thard's Store stul forine,riioc
clie 'by otin
,
4ifeltiritett ti,”4'Solicitor fo r '
''''titVuts and: Vepsioivi
-gag'fiAtnilh vcf,) , folcittiott Aoi
aPP I 44 I aM aa4: ehOMlY‘nlieNeithOMfrotp,
Opipelcsookity ii.jeouroorAor Witigtiagtonii
-.11(r4.1‘100. propotletl,to.otototto,
titoptoseogliori of i ~is „
Chain* for Bounty Land ,
to Soldiettrof the 'War 'of 1812 hnil nihrrgl
—The beleo.ion of c4 , iee 411143 Old lout
Ling their Warrant--proOutint'hotetts
■nd yelling Soldiers' bola , to thy beat ad
vantage. Apply to Iniu personally tit' ib)r
letter.
Gettysburg, Nov.'l,lBo—tr '
I LKS Mantealde ' lll O
Ladies' wear;
. i eel 9 .4 / 0:, 111 4 rI S'""
alYleV744lfL. ! " .? iv e" "3 :1. L. k C /Mt 1
LOrerfirir --tUnieVE
81:1144, MlLi n
Tiro An its S, WEST VW
7'LE STOWN. IAI•GE RA/AIWA
TOIf4VSHIPJ
t Mitlig eatahllshmont lib pow, •io,foll tip.
I JIL oration and caloulatcd.todo.ilkilinois
of Winding upon the ; abort'',' pones i
tin ,tha , re.r,y beat manncr., Farmer* allti
9lher4 ranting grinding 'Josiah asipmnalby
lin time of:, low,. watar a win 4404 0 •0 11 vikt•
'; this 4itablishment..i"hero limey can-literal
comumtlatad at all. timer'. 'pig
, ~. .•, •: .. . ' ' '
. ..,,, ,:•;:il
STEAM MILL .- ''A ilit
, a 1 ,, , ill
fß4,3llll4"cputectonptktillayai
r -‘
Flouring Mill, : i -. 1
iiWidAiiidil . g'il v. e'reutii'od it; LO
tif ig
itiftinint'd,ii t irk. ' 'Ai PLi/SrE,4 1 4141.4 P
•FFkW. ttLOVEit . MILL . is in Cciim:flAkor
with.this. cauthlbsbnient, and ..Vntiing, can
ausi lit Üblie at 'ail nines. Conitianl4- op
• f
hilii'd'and'fnt sale,' ,
AT THE all.i,%'''' )''
'';
Oliole'sale a' ntl' retad,,r'.it f illysnil, ;8 ,r .
tine ..•
e*lteat Flour, Rya, (join
,toril,,JAmill.
*linal Flour, warranted, auperi9r.....Ailoyas
lot of cho p ped 14 a ! 'Coro. Yata, ilktittlosysh
[than, Edlor,isi,Shiciol44' &c., l9.ins iseainto
all iitnes . itt fan- cdtcesi • . .-. ....c: .111,•..
1! • Gittotimwr irjr , a4iTleici"''
011 lidtrd'at allilM4a; (hi iil c hPiidflittit
1 for tiegioniul: ' Thban pOiii?bii4iikilg" 8'
tlitl' float , aMi'Feed ii, udi het?, elm .0 an ,
I rommudated at alt . 'lmes MI tlicloriegi
notice, either with the Flour an Feed
manufaftprotl o or by.
,inling • Itttiii own
1 grair. tioltin4 • -
I 'rills establialinitia has bemberfc‘
i tdoe
iiial iy.liiiielikttfiir the' Spedal runt
[ , ittitli . lideblnitilitlatiod c'w ti, ' i... 40 .t.,;.p 40
'it'd 4,itill'hil arrieid tin "fl iteit-rant ' - ...-
,6 t '.4 , ., N rEtat l vcs.4 : 7) :44/.... 40 .;.„,
. „ pp: : I.lthlommosd. thertdorn, reapestpalir
49;4'041 43e., PIS i COnltici , lo Cl** SU rtauxiding
country. Farmers may' rem assort/one
111,7j11; , PlPi;•,goticiirtg aati all ,otharntork
,!,totts,at., • citter
,0f,,i,1,ie Alills, in thq,eaty i .
beetmanner, and at all imbea opott,ohtfrt ,
i notißo t ,,peron" gating , in, the '.establish!Z
tioeith,rotp, tt,.diattineo ean.at,all, tittrea.l W
7:
-IP4r l4 4Pitilc,:iF ) 11 . Or.ll39aa,onu witereil .
stream, fare low and water seafoot,rfl"A".
ryoitiorit staprblitoo f take their graifitibril 4 ag.
IFith., , ,llNlAP4llofutt;grwt , as, they:4o B6 *n
,Wiii, l l4. 't 40,S *1 SW brkeg plastet nt: num
atone can at all limns aeoeivc.asul-Wireper
,W,44,010m get9/40 plaster in: exutnusgeprou
, s
il;-4e: WI ,0,, - (iCcik .ARNOLUnon r e
A. aa. Wishing to giyo•fartnera, alio *to
!PI, l/k444 4 4;1 11 9ir firu:u 4 r a• foil' Wit° win thin,
SkAifir Ali 111Ve,4,:k. w h ac t 11,te,,(a s, i sn i s
ate, c., delivuml,at tha,hliils.) i• .. 4 i;ii,,,
..., : 1"0"no u crovo, i*tp,t46.o?-.11.., i•Gt .A c .i t I.
iii----- LA T i - iiiiiii i.
~ , i iti
J ' '• '..)'
.i '' Ra e . 7
11:II 1 i1 1.17 * , /P I I .
4tI P .
f 4 i . ol : l " riO l t j)Lit• Go o ds, at Greaten
f., , ; r.:-:,-N ,illargains I ~. 'r •-'i , '
- - g - ii , MI DDLECOFF lie btiir opening 651 AL , 4 extensive and • belMtiftil •stipPly, ' ilf
FAIErf IJOODS, *rent from' Ph ilinielp t hi
senielPhrectiont Selected with great 'e , ' ,
from the bestlfsbricsi , mid 'latest styles; '6
dfat Ml:inarkeie. bkimOtis int a splendid u
wrong iiof +Ladies!: Dressi (I tiodilpiedutif.
ery.thiuttlesirable and useful for''gti‘i%L
maiislinCsailamilhif iiitititi an and will 46
otraspilatienorinotiely Votiliricea.' . 4 iiitilid
rearntfully , invite the atieiiiinn Of _buyers fa an eiamtnatiou,of tuy ; large stock of su
perior goods,' fiblitig eonildelit that I can
?gir t Ilya ii)dttrpentit to Rik iyhtPu t i t y ir
iiiii o,e iirth a Fall.. . • , , ,,• ti
I- 6 ; 4" ..'.:. *, U. fili44./Iltegkti:
It tOeitilitkt Oct. leap ..... ".' , • '
II Rt. 0 1 i ti
,r, ~ 11
A'l 4 loo 014 DTA/ Gi.ciet.,A,44','.4
t k w.
-Ivpi)i 6 4 /11 v iiiiti444,l out esb of -
AS Juatreceived a large au pply ofjiiiir
JusttnnintalitlVEßlL'S, consisting
o ,
_,use and Sy ru fr. Millkihasst Su-
e prime article end cheap, Ugfise,
TeartaltataMmese, Vila. tatodolitie,Rice,
t ate., &c. QUEEINSWARE, of every
verielp. *Welt , w ill be soli! undothriii*
14WNII4K4Then remember, to secure
vim, be be tivre you call Ut KURTZ'Scheqo
Corner Centre
.•,
virvir cr©
V:iriet) Store
' 'SHE subscriber invites the attentititi of
- , , t,tirkprjblic to the large assortment of
G has ti received at his Vatic - 0 Stint.,
, on 7•''',4.llitirth tWest 'corner of
; mu ,. .
' 10,effyiSkurg, Pa., *Melt 'lto w ill be
'p . , - Orfiir to all who may falmr,,ltim
il
4.:The stock vonsists,ip
' . t
FaCIP
',.
~/i,,P,;'.,4t,,10,Agii. .11/0/..801f
' TE4.?ii,', ";
Sgrtstalkof..ifil liindsi Sall t Fish. Gil;
'alto ike largest and best . oosk of 7:7, 4 ,
I
tAl'ia, , di'i P .
ASS.Utifi Q lleensWii I
• ever ,igiartal 4rt• the place; also •ji4RD
-41.
, WitrlE and 'TAIII.E.CIrI'i,F r aY I. Ii
fib WITS 4; ii' large 'aasiirtmeit . l
,of • c
if tire;' (left' as ,'Pubs, Suekeis i , 1 . 1 , .
ate': i V fikiv thisite'ts, oral) 'siies, a lea
iTravellini liasketk; itroshe,' Brooms,
'Whisiti ds , c.; Crackers, (a.,.aupteriiplnti
cle,t. , cheese, , Pickles,.. Confectiqns,,ami
Pi-ine:o 'all 'kings... hi' sp cotatn,ntly, qjp,
i A alyi a fo( supply of the beat . , i „,,,i,,
,
..!!. ~ ,FA 111 I I.Y ,I` I, ()UFt':.l , no'sfi
and different kinds of rued, HAM &111./0
, CON, Hcitiiifixaud Beans, 'rubacco, Snuff
iand Cigars, with,* large *Hedy of Fancy
4,rtiplcs—al4 of which will. be soM,ltti,rm.
'iniiikablfl,priees for • cash 'or.fmrp i figt
iiiiiduia.' "
111 Q ~. etkbaiqitaet returns. his `sin c e re
thatiktt With C . Jut 4 le,
~for, 01
. 0 JiktetraLPflfclo
nage heretofore extol - sled to lan], inititse
'rites porch:lsl;mA°, enliven* , examine his
stock before plirchttiing t;I iew here.
A NI t: REM. if
Oct. 4 , 1850,
„ , ,•
STOVE P1P,E 1 ,,, I, l lv
.1 . 1(►I
OF Wail Billei eZifigianilyi tHiitt4l , Z
, kir isle 41 'BUEIII4/810 -
liihemlllron,' .Esthblishintistivor
Nil epees, Ctrambirrabure dry
burg. ~ ~ . ~ .. , „ r. {llOlOlllOl5 •
NAGISTRATEIii 011MVdt,t
HE
E undcmiiiptait toe nfulltella WOO
ii. Gar '& atreat.
"STA
al) Ai 4110 1 9 iscapfroci, Wet
that 'Apr to fiscal in his
_ . 1). A.-1
Gettysburviimpyitoguidia. . '
T t[ra. ll:s l . . • •
lef at Ilk eiMI".