Star and banner. (Gettysburg, Pa.) 1847-1864, December 13, 1850, Image 2

Report of the Secretary of (belts.-
teslor.
l'he report commences with a seminary of
the varied and important duties devolved on
the Department; alludes to the vagiteness of
the tot of Congress which created it, and
re
cotamends further legislation to define with
precision its duties end powers, and also to
remedy the Incongruity la the law in reference
to Its designation.
It reepesomode the areation of the office of 1
Solicitor o(the Departmeot to decide questions I
of law opal apPsw%; 'hie action to be staleject,
however t ja.all mass. to the mister' of the
ilectetiry.
The aptimaaa of expenditorm:lfor the next
fiscal vaiftikiethrthlit for the present i 11.7603-
670 tit, rie causes of this excess the 1
SecretsPi tilfY eiplitins. The endeavor has l
been ito ester the whole amount of the prob
able expenditure for the fiscal year, so that I
there maylie no necessity in future fur estiinat.
ing for deficiencies, ueless upon some unfor- I
seen doistlngency.
The'sashole member of persons now on the
pension-rolls of the United States is 19,759.
But of these, many are probably dead. The ;
wholeourither who have drawn pensions dur
ing thi r eirst end second quarters of the calendar
year is 13,019. The number of deaths reported
within the last year is 816.
The beneficiaries under the laws designed
to provide for thu soldiers of the Revolution )
arid their widows are rapidly passing away.—
ndt thsnivnber,,,,f pensioners under ether acts;
has been considerably augmented 111 conse• ;
quenci of the war with Mexico. Tire whole ;
amount hspended for pensions during the past I
year, ismatituated at 81,400,000.
The whole number of land-warrants issued 1
for services in the revolutionary war is 12,539;
in thei!was of iBlt3, tles97B; timber of claims
for land-warrants and scrip io lion thereof. for
seviimciie the Mexiesn war, 64,705. The
rumble of claims niready presented under the
Bounty j,,ind law of September last. up to tie !
asth ofNovetnber, neon 9,119. nal iii, number !
fs indeitsing rapidly. It is estimated that the I
whole'ivenher of claimants will be about 4:r0,-
000.. It will thus he befit that this is by fir
the moat important Bounty Land Law that has
ever Warn pissed. Ali necessary arrangem ents
have been made to insure its prompt anatetli
cient execution. Forms and instruction s
been prepared, and assurance given, that every
pro pe4 feicility will be afforded for the estab
lieluninnt of just derttaiois ender the 14W.—
Plates have been ordered to be engraved for
printing the warrants, and every p reea 101011 has
been Adopted to guard against fraud and forgery.
These plates will soon ha completed and there
need 17is no delay in commencing the issue of
the %demotes. The warrants, having been de
ctdena be not assignable, cannot be made
available to the holders until they have been
located and patented. As this process will re
quirete.onsiderahle time, it is proper. in order
to Mimeo the ertjoyment of the bounty by those
fur whom, it %as intended, th a t no unnecessary
delay
,trhould be encountered. To avoid this
evil ilitiSecretary recommends that provision
be made for the employ meet of two or more
etrieleht cleiks. and such temporary assistance
ns may be required, foam time to time, to in
vostiOs the claims of a ppliera eta. .
Th.-Report. of the Commissioner of the
Genctal Lind Office exhibits sonic very inter
esting facts. The surveys of the public I ends
have been pushed forward tt ith cornorendable
activity. rhe aggregate amount of lairds sold,
locatid by warrants, nod rtherwise disposed of
in Oslo, "Ed, and port of the ad quarters of
18.50. is 2,815,366,42 acres. The public
land,. hate been a rich source of revenue to
the 94..vernment, averaging about one and a
quay millions of dollars per 11110 , /111 for the
last rdy yeas. over and above nil costs and
Inmates. Among the most prominent sub
jecteclaiining the attention of Cory Tess, is the
necealisity of extending our land system over
our possessions on the Pacific. 'rho appoint
ment:Of a commission is recummended to ad
judiente conflicting land claims it: California.
With regard to the mineral lands. the Secre
tary recommends that they be divided into
small tracts, and told in fee simple to the high
est bidder at public auction. The extent of
the tab 111101114 depend on the apparent rich
ness.of the mines= but they should be small
enougbioalferd persons in moderate circular
stammeste opportunity of becoming bidders,
04rjelations a 7th the Indians will demainl
the preitipt attention of Congreie. iiii
nomftlon of Texas and the . treaty With Mexte6
hare'cilded about one hendred and twenty-four
tlicuaand persons to our Indian population—
many of them' fierce lit their disposition, and
predatory in their habit,. Agents have been
appointed Tor the Indian ttilres of California
and Oregon; and two special agents havebeen
commissioned to co-operate with the resident
lig - ant-in Texas in conciliating- the Indians of
that : ,state. Three commissioners have been
appointed under the same act to accompany
the Maxicun Boundary Commission, for the
pit/pos . B'ot obtaining information in regard to
the tribes on our southwestern frontier, and, If
possible, to establish friendly relations with
theta.% It is to be regretted that no authority
wasmonferrtd by law for the establishment of
resident agents in New Mexico.
'Phis importance of a great national highway
to this Pacific is considered in the report ; and
the Seel-salary suggests the propriety of author.
ising an iintnediate examination of the country
and'auch - siutterras may be necessary to de
termine the practicability nod probable cost of
the work.
The eatabliehment of an Agricultural Bureau
is recommended by the report. The purchase
of a form in the vicinity of thn IN:rather,' Me
tropralle, to be managed ender the direction of
the lEturdath, has been suggested az an auxiliary
ie Illuitrating the best modes olculture. Tire
Secretiry adds that, if this idea • be favorably
received,'Mount Vernon might with great pro
priety become a model farm, to 'illustrate the
prowess of that pursuit to which the Father of
hes Country was , so much devoted.
Attosuiee have been taken for securing the
prorript execution of the act for taking the sev
enth census: The return", coming in daily,
give assuronee that the census will he com
pleted within the time limited by law. The
amount of valuable statistical information will
OXooo4.aorthing of the kind known in our past
history, ,
The joint commission Inr the survey of the
Mexican boandary have doubtless assembled
at FA Paso, for the purpose of running and
mat the line 'berme westward to the river
GilMr The work will be pressed forward with
thee/Smoot despatch.
*port of-the Secretary of the
Ras 7.
the 'ftp di of Mr. Graham, Secretary of thew
Nary', 'occupies neartv five and s half columns
of the National Intelligens/Ir.
The *tat column is devoted to a d-tail of the
seats of our vuious squadrons during the
year. ,Gat tla% has been respected and bonor
ed wherever displayed. and our commerce pro
toctia and made secure.
Therese.). era). Nary of the United States
°assist of 7. ahjps of lb° line;
1 ram; 1::
61 110FP4 at slonpa-a-war; 4 hngs; 2 schoo
new 4,eloarn frigates; 3 steamers of the lst
cjll h* l_llearaere lase than Ist class; S store
,
there are in commission. 1 rime;
II Bilialeivid eleoploof•wan 4 brigs; It *ohne
nellklasisteatsayt) llama ftigasna; 1 steam•
et otilso. Ist gilts% 1 waivers bIXII than la*
eleratarddpevekhe lbw, es pperving ships;
i elegoomf do.; 1 sloop do.
ilkell torembre out the weeks and to progress
etwelowisslen, but the work thereon cow suit-
Ills
tear Wpm of thanes and two frigates.
•2 1 0410114211011 Pow in use and twirethen
w ats built, pap also be convened
is War rapaaspria whim projekty.
a g
1 401 .4 14044
The Units stSmost deft :On Yard , .
NIPS pemtaat ': at Brooklyn is
1144 .. ..,,,rti Wit balance docks
et rliMPlootgl. shd the floating
wanialai Skeet SP. Iptua arc cloaked to
I ls•l4lol.4lknUir tkososoing .est. sod will
Hllllll l 6l*Ww l 4l. OKA* thtso4old within
**Me titolro masissko.
_ is Wasbaseuss senior ea Is
0 oidimmoo and
li dat NOW stow
' hlossou a( •.-a
1 ,
Z s NON ...erallpilitlN .
ost I. *OM likeid gacirmorr
Ifor rolling copper, an establishment long wan-, Burning . of the.Luroatlc Asylum at
to ti, si well in thetse••re or coonomy as to funi t Augusta.
nish a berler quality of tolled river for sheet. 'the papers el Augusta, Me., bring us
ing vessels than east he obtaineJ in• imstkei.
interesting paritcutura of the burning of the
Proposals hair, beim invited fora sect ional
or floating dry.docktasin and railw-ay on the Insane itsYl"te , at that plate last week.—
Pacific, and the work is to be expettlitod with It "9 n noble granite strueture, at the ex.,
all practitrahlr despatch. pense-of the State, aided by public el:hi -
It is estimated that, independently of the trihntions, sit•a cost Mlle rising two thous
public Works, fixtures, machinery, Sze., at the and dollars. The interior of the south
ex:sting., navy yards, the stores on hand far the and main body of the building are entire.
construction, equipment, and repair of vessels 1
y consumed, leaving the walls standing
are equal iu value in round numbers to $6,500,-
000. The rescurses of the country in timber, hilt in a damaged stale, In . ffin the water
iron, copper, hemp, and every species o f nava l • being thrown upon them while the stone
supplies, will enable these to ho increased ac- I was hot. The massy columns in front or
cording to our neces.ities. I the main bniktilig epees!' tti be taniajorell.
The Secretary treats at considerably length, i and the north wing in n'hichthe ivoineit
the question, what naval force do We mime I, were ma g m a. b ustuista t uot t b ut wi g j a ,
and recommends a reduction to "613 captains , ' jury, and that front water. The female
30 commaitders, 300 lieutenants, with comes. i patients. numbering'47. weres') remo v e d pond ing ittutlificatioss in the infi.riorgodes.'t
in safety. There, tree 76} iktful male
The Secretary earnestly recommends, lithat 1
the service itself be elevated by recognizing Gy i department. 28 of whumare dead or rule
law the office of anaGnodere, and by the crea. I sing. Eight bodies only; hate as yet been
tion of at least two officers of the rank of Rear.
Admiral," ono of the latter, when not on ac
tive duty, to be employed at t h e department it
eelf, "in such supervision and sane men of tee
pernonnel of the navy as might be assigned by
the head of the deportment, analogy to the eel ,
neXion of the General-in-Chief and the Adju-
Lint General with the Department of War.'
lie recommends that an efficient naval force
be stationed in the Pacific, under the command,
of an officer of bight grade, and assigns Ilia rea
sons. It is pro-posed to attach strain propel ,
hers to our sailing vessels of war, to be used
as occasion may require. hut ho does riot re ,
commend a large addition to this speciesof no.
val farce under present circumstances.
Of the four war steamers authorized to be
built by the act of 1847, the Saranac only has
been compieted, and she is attached to the
Dome Squadron.
It is contemplated to require several squad
rons occai ionally assembled together to manou
yea in fleets. Tire Naval Academy in /Ramp- ,
ohs is in successful operation—and it is re.,
commended that the President be authorized tv,
make a few appointments at large of
men, "as a means of promoting youths Of ex
traordinary promise, and of placing "the ioniser
officers of the navy and many, who have little
choice of residence!, on a looting of eituality,
with the other young men of the country in
cligibleness for the naval service."
In consequence of the abolition of the pane i
is It ment of whipping in the navy, without ailop-,1
tin; any substitute, and thus leaving seamen
to the severn,t penalties for offences heretofore
punished by whipping, the Secretary advise%
that ..a committee of COngrefie shall lake 'the
testimony on oath of respectable end esperien•
ced sun men, as well as utiieers, in refirecem
a proper cote of discipline for the memo.;
especially in regard to the discretiortary purdah-
UlentS to be imposed by officers
of single ships."
- The expenditures of ihri deportriterit-dinfing
the past year am $7,891,894. i1ti,368,1.89 , of
which were for special objects. .The estimates
for the year ending Jane 3Q, 1832, ere for. the
naval service, including the Mastitis cogie,llW
goo.62l; for transportation of the mailouttprove:
incest of navy yards, &c., 113,210,980—being
less by morn than one million of dodge, than
were the estimates for the present year. ' •
The unuxpcnded balance of the appropria ,
Lions for all objects connected with the deport.
relent, on the 30th of June last, was $3,830i.
53„ all of which will ha squired for outstand
ing obligations.
0:!)—In the tinert of the Secretary of
it is recommended that a force be- seta
against the Sioux Indians in Mitseaote, who
have made war oa the Chippewa", after- whit.
ing a solemn treaty of peace througlathereigen
cy of the U. S. Agent and the Ploirernur
Mir sots.
Efrurts are. matitag to indlicit the fetr
any in Florida to endinitei sad to pretreat ett
outbreak in the licentiate alie - coinfraniss:of
troops are stationed there." ~.!
~ . , ,
Duck Stiputing,—flop. 4. 'D e l Wiffsiiifii,•whe
keeps the Half-Way'Hotise on Galveston' lia
ised, made some shoots a few day' slime Which'
may terra us s'clititloti leiduoka. 4 .- ', - •
With the Ist discharge, 1 barrel, be killed 29 :
D 0..:: : 1 , ktil :. a do ~d, .. ‘, , : dn.; , . is .
DO. 3d dev,,,,,1 . i: : do. ,i, ,
I t
_LP a: 3:digli • 4P•:41.t.... Jilin" R , . 2 '3 -
Titus, 1 .1 so:rotas, wing nu du wb telt
" per sap e (*PAM* itrekindtigier;the 'lir:
sett sot ta list ipittiiiiiitalt6.c.4soitisMilw Com
r u t . - , . n:. , } ' l,l U'i/v67.1.A . 1 14 .. ....;.!$ '..,.
raruirps,,QX VIP MAR 110 5 9g—rilhcfilb•
joined table will be fannA . ; pgt yjcyl ita/
territitmcc, 'DP filittifilAillfrtikPAll 444., ar*
tides euumeratetl—mmecistiy,* 004 410,1
eilrer—rappilwoqkoo; jA 41101 0 .11f41‘
the latter it moat be borne in mind thirkttlw,
lea, teal exportakoe,4eye t bee? made eitiee
the close 01,Att fitetti44Y sae, 4som 3 .Pqi ,
Exports ortho growth, produce sad msatifestios,
of dig iltkleff
Juner449., - i'7 ' ~. q i ,. /. ,, 1i
rPros 4 4.4hls,oo4;frish...tak.,o -
11
spoim•mo„.- ...„._.„-_, ~4404 ,41 .... , z 1., ~
Whata 1 44 0 4a 11 144,,, , , 671 4 . ~, 7 ; , , •. i •
Witaleborte, ; I 1146 A ,
Spermaceti eindlek;
rash, dried arid smoked, 865.249 • ' •
„ l a c kto4;7 A 7.« ' • 7 11 , 11441111140111
PrMtret: of the • ratifiti , : -. •
Etavea, .sisingtes, Imaitio; , 7 ! . • .1. ' ' « •• ', 1 7
plank, do hewn timber, 2,417,0n51, • , „
Lumber, • • , . f..,
!darts and Spars. *PA*
Oak bark and other aye. todirn
Alt other minursetures of 1;9418.71111=—.A7Fik,6116
Naval stores, ' PAO'S 4 '' •
tette., pot and pearl, 6111,870
tlinseng. 120.10'.:; •
Skins and furs, 952,465,--2,690,00
. .
.F'°'°'hvg o •ll4lliclatirf „
Beef, tallow, hides, hor
ned cattle, I 605 GQII,
Butter and cheese, 1. 2 16.4 8 8
Pork, Hsms, Laid, 41ke., 7,660,h87 •'
Muses and mules, 1310114 . ;•••
Sheep, • 10.763 :
Wool. • , •
Wheat, 8047416
Flour 7,698,87 1 0
Indian corn • 1,8011:193 '
!oaten mea1,.160,611"
Rye meal,. _ • . .1116.076
Rye, oats, other rain and
,• ..•12144, , .
Biscuit or chip bread; 834,1121
rot:Joel, . 0,883
Apples, ' • 4ILIFF4t
Rk-e, '
Cotton, • 71,11844111 i
Tobacco, ' • $1.9#1,023
•
Flaxseed. t . 4.040
Hemp, . 5.693
Brown sitgar, 23,037
Hops, • • 11'2,691—t 08,482,797
Product it illaeitfirchtireri.' '
Was, 118,055 "
Refined'abgas, ' 285,055
Chocolate, 2.250
Grain spirits *6814
Spirits nom ronlasess 268,290,
5101 series„
Vinegar, -11,182
Beer, ale. porter and cider, 01%251
Other manufactures, , 3,334455--4,136001
ton sad Metemliirtintssf. ,
Pig. tart nails, • "154, 1 110
Castings, 7%310
Manufactures of, 1,077,782
Copper, brass, suanu6io
tures, of, 105,06 1 7
Medical drugs, 1134,750-2.851,1611
Manufactures of region, 4,734484
MI other manufactures,' 1 .10 i 0103
Child and sileecoain,- • 2,046470
Du. loaf, 4483,
Coal, , • 167/390 -
lee, 107,015-- 274,108
Artie* not *numerated, . -4,548,527
Tab! ammo: Of Esparto, •111116.916,111
The kapatts, at As Otistots ac touso valuation,
aw
job( t was pariah Moe . yet Mai mow
seined in fon. bet m aurtiotated at 11187.0030.0 K
TM OdorvaittatMis Mitts sblicatad SOW
IX* ib• vvinolo nonoom tvar t ti m a y
doiPsi et 1410.006,006.
•
, taken out, although tharecan be but little
doubt that as: ninny is 29'pm:irate perished
by au (location.. -Mr.. , Theinattllautte, In
esaiatant, lost hirlete witibr •nohly itrititig
to save therm!, imitates.: •
, e ntienu outlet difficult' rd control.'
reoutintug at Amptets,..,hato been' placed
in jail foroo(alteeping.,artd a, large num
, ber were , at the Augusts, liouse..itt charge
tr Impart. Tbo;aatherttiee ,of lisagorr
Beth. and loyrne nearest the .seents u( dii
actor, have , ad; ettla Way_ theirilun
tients.
The alkitruilit 4,1 sake.' 'nTite. fire `is,
supposeil.ta bays; on in .thii air.
Chamber tontigunato Ake furnace, in the
uld spOo#i wittg. .fire get-beyond.,
control befoltor nortpoople were ganerally
awareettlittexisteuee a it, .
The first .. , efforte ollinera..antL attend-.
ants, were> weredivided hettrematttenipts tO
etay the dams and to reectut lb* inmates.
The last were:seriously impeded.- and in
snanyinetantles rendered impossible, by t
dense issue of ipot awl smokes proceeding.
front ilie.air ehamber. through the flees.; of
the galleries.. , . One of, the attendants. Mr.
James Po %ske w was seriously injurtd ia ,
attempting torment thou under his charge;
we are inforrseilthatit ladoubtful yrbeth..
or he will reenver.r,,Another ,Mr. Henry
Jones. is at'present miming ; the last that I
was known eihint.bstittg his effort to.save
human life. Owing to these suffocating
isauesoseneral of the inmates are known
k! lost , e , periehed.. ••• ,
Much dif fi culty was experienced in re-,
moving Alia insane, sothe of -w hotts, had to
be Corned out of the building. Others of ,
ter being pin out , would rush back.. One
poor fellow. 4 eftsr-boing.twice,taken &troy.
ran back told, gallery and .petishotl.
groprlso Tizsiss sy. Etscratarrr.-- 7 -
!dossers. II Freeman and J. Patterson,
at the . Commareial
have'invented a means, of Slopping Raij.
road
r raing. Peftvlvili , au as, to 'die
peinet entirely . with thnserviCes of tirake-
Mel). SW thus eatable ,t ,Zngineer,t o stop
the qain ['horn' by I:, 400. of the land,
anti thus
Uke 004' ,
,rit isunderiulnding nowencountered or hat',
arded„,l4,well AO the dissweeable and dan
gerous motion now encountered in the
"prOceri'd .breaking up' a train, pirt of
the cars being held more tightly thin oth:
era. Thu plan contemplates the arrange
naent ry on the Loco
motive, under the eye and hand or the en
giutie4.,with a rod running thence to each
wheel in the train, ' connected with the diff
erent clogs or brakes, and to, be , connected
with .the.baftery by a touch, so as io sok
siandwiteously and. instantly any desirable
amount of pressure:le every clog. It is
'competed that a train may be stopped in
half the nine now recinired, and with far
leas ,jerring, jerking or wrenching of the
Scienitle'caett Who have examined
have' Ortified that it is entirely
feasible.
Atta.nuts MATING ALivs.-111 the midst
oil eiaggila tkm sod invention, there is one
which formerly
excifedithe. wOrstappreheasions ; the tam:
:that bodies were often found tumid in their
coffin., Mid ihe4ribse -elottlete disiirrangsid.
18.0 what was ascribed, -With seeming rea
aon, lb tbe vitalitvs ik now known
to be due to the agency ot.rorruptlon. A
'leivelopeit in 'the, 'decayed' body
whisk -admits. meehattioal force,
Many of the movements of life. So pow
erfeir iethis gab in'adrplett that hate been!
loaf ige Water. that. Mr.. Datergiew the
phydiciattilit the illtorgtie at Paris, and die
tubber of's -visa hook on plat medieine•
lays that unions boosted so she table; they
are - Often. iteit.edttly and thrown to the
raffia. - Poignantly) strangers aegis/ the
motion t*Of she' limbs. rune to the keeper 'of
the' WOW; 'and" altilotinoe rtithltiorrer
that a person is alive. All bodiesestmiyer
by laiiitirtbriti grie itt At grebe t
comstailtly twletrkb6nt• the esirpkek.blowif
ont'the %kilt WV iOrtrada disteltsitiii
and , simuttimes blttent the 'ebilln
When VlegislexplOdes With I issitimitts.
gtuition hag converted it into, au outcry or
grcan: theigrave, has heant. , ,re•opantui,' - the
ptisitiabdi the body.. coofirmed the suspi.
don; andibb liteenutots bikini for evidence
that' the wretch. had gnawed his, flesh in
the tramp of despair.,—Quarterk Review;
,AAMIAL44I, A war! ON 91.441 , -1(0 ,
terdeyt the ears on the little, Miami Rail
road, et one time brought down Iwo hun•
dud imdfourteen girls from 12 to 20 years
at age, rimy tome from "Yankeedom,",
anti ere going to the new factory now just
starthig at Carrollton, Ky. The g irle were,
moat of them, good, fresh-lin:001i speci
mens of the groat Yankee country. Be
fore they are two years older, they will,
probably, all be married off, and perhaps
doing the genteel in some of the elegant
wansinos of our, western men. Good luck
to them all. Where will Yankee enter
prise cease Cont.
POISONED Bit EATING A WORM-QUICK
Des,Te.—A small boy was poisoned to
death, in Munson, last week, by eating a
part of a worm in an appplc ; hu dropped
its and complained that it did not taste
good.. In a short time his mouth began to
;well, and in two hours he was dead. His
parents picked up the apple, and upon ex
amination, found in it.a portion of a worm
known, in common parlance, as the thou
sand-legged worm.—Clarion (0.) Dent.
A FACT FOR FARMERS. -Dr. R. T. Bald
win has recently made public the result of
4everal years investigations add experi-
Ments upon manures, and , various ways of
fertilizing the soil. He states that the
best and speediest way to fertilize any soil
is to cover it over with straw, bushes, or
any raw material, so as to completely
shade it. The surface of "the earth thus
being made cool ; dark, damp and close,
soon undergoes a chemical process like
putrefaction, and becomes highly fertiliz
ed. This plan of fertilizing, he says, may
be applied with succeas to any soil' what
ever, miry matter how_poor, and the ,result
will be astonishing. I
T•RE STAR AND BANNER.
f[ , ',EV7I7BAQ,g.
Friday Eveiiig, Dee. 13, 1850.
WANtED,' immediately,
at is Office, some good Hickory
Wood. Will those who have
promised Wood in payment of
subscription, please bring it with
out delay,
• Tit* aCuit.ttiodlik.filitar • ofJl.t...Vatottilk
Wditaill, tat, ib. . phartbersbafg Ot t about a
half k 4:44(fein
on Turaday olternoon 6 2 :l i t iiiii4Ao3 - :014r;
W arts arcs ptyiag of the'
strive, OiribY Cetilthidata
dui thititllite %Ilpl AO6F. tillitratarait toads* 1
1 , 14 ' 11116 4'1 1 ' 4 i' . be ttte Walt% ibarottei alit*
tbe
,taidditY with whWthir 9idlei in.
ed ti`POit Did 'edirili44ile attletitt to aet riilli
hilflitiVitiCteni t tererV. :n eli,rli
to i~ tithe
the builtlios or its ryntema, fruit p i t ier" :
"'cas sod• all, Fiero ti w e t , „, c 4ni" ll ; 4 ,
the desalting rdepasig. Qua of Mr, tyarnar!it
"norAPiNimilaillfr, Inn ws :Wets,
litara;wiro Aeaerely,borool in 4iiikoionto Way!,
ty portkon - ends torda, " • • • ••,,
Ms 'Wormer ie• as indsetriaso, istdtworkinit
.aortohitaie. and this sodden lour—aatooniialt to
sable tielfoj—will lie nevenly kit b bier. Wro
treat iluit dig; liberality of our eirlimiewill be is
rid to relieve; in so rra degree, tbe ton abstained,
ANOTREIL.AIs Weileeeday aftenteee.eer
'tort *Me again' stertled by the try of .tint I" By
,some '<Opt& tit ere from st , ehitnber stove
w" etdeumeimaid to *tre &tidos Wide iof the
oppetroteof of 1114 teeiLleori or 111[V. Jiitirl }fore:.
eo Baltimore" *Veit; ii ! a gkii;co ti);e trod etosi by.
Mien 6:Mew/bred, timillre tied Ws& e'onsidirehiti
',regret's, mod fors 44i:threatened *allot?' recall's.
Prompt and *ear* exertions. hotter;er,sobaiteil it
erlth the lose of nothing beyond the betitlittiooli,l
clothing, and, tormiderebht &mite tor view 1 44
carpeting and ether furniture to : the poop and
wain* leading to the II lea
• STILL ANatif.Eß !—The ',malt building
en ;hi Uonunoni,jn the eaethissawmportipn of
the town, Ismiliatly known es "Felt Arcestrons,"
wouVited Imes *wain by mine mischievous mor
tar* deahtleet in .Pursuit gm.
Rossiya, being discoveiini • was: promptly eitin t
guisheti with but little Ana, and the ..'ten"
spoiled.
Cheap Polltitile—Daty dfiho Co,un
. try Press,. '
T'biegieration of the reduellonof thepresent fir
of poetise on letteteend newapaperaWill no, dunk*
Se brought proaxinently befure ("vegeta@ thirrerin
ter, anal iCus to hihopesl that seeneibing decisive
will be inscompheited by the friends of PboAP
Postage. The Reporter the Poet ifiertee:Gentral
shows the..Puitt Dfilue Department to be in a
meet healthy iamdition, nohvithstandine the
crotkiegs and duleful predietioni if the opponents
of Cheap Kietagee made at the tine of the reduc
tion on letter Postage some few years since. The
inmeasei 'mount of mailable matter has more
than competunited fbr the loss in reduced postage,
so that the revenues of the Depaitment during the
last year exceed the silicoses by coins $300,000.
It is now proposed to go a step further and reduce
the postage on !eta,* to two of three cents , The
?ostmaster General recommends three cents on all
prepaid, and Jive cents on ell onpaid letters. with I
a provision that, in CIAO the revenues of the de-'
pertinent should justify it, the rate he reduced
thereafter 'to tiro cents.' This reconimendetion, I
we have pa' doubt, will meet with fliver at the
hauls of Congress and will be enacted Mtn law.
There is, however, one matter , connected with t
this postage coonsment, in which the Ceuerry
'Press is immediately interested, ea well as the
messes of dial:mph who patronise the Country
'PON, and upon which. they should speak ant
promptlyknell boldly. We allude lathe propriety
•of-eitstoeing-the previaion -of a tanner law, *Mich
allowed newspapers to circulate fret of postage
within thirty mile* of the office of publication.—'
Aside from the duty tiftmigress to provide en eat
plefneens as Poulble for the free Cireuletion of in
telligence among the people, thero is an °throne
propriety in this proposed discrimination in foyer
of the Couokf, gross, willOkt eimuld.be 04,11 , 13 a.
rent ite cwt to need ggyarir. to °Once it. 4
• well sustaimel and lailiciomiky, conducted .Country
Puss-,-bringing Woe to the counting-pew,. the
worbwhep, kranhonter anti, the &elide, kit
innumerable hams nf loepli and intelligence,
web developing r Maltby and active spirit of en.
terptift'aini imposition( in communititte which
othererWe must prove laggard and await* i t s
• eyin'pattiy• With; thir pritgrewire aphis of our coon
tedinent it well to the inpiteet of
theabotti Count/ tut td Abe tritmeillate locality In
Which' it operates: ! Plaw * the i 'cfniiiiil Preis, In
. _ .
man cues out of ten, Ondeii,tinnouli, and in some
instances impreleihte. tq 4oMP9le, the largo
oily 1 ° 0 °44 wblobr P ll 4Mr" Mnt"o9n o(fsynra
bigg Piroottoll4Oenit,reeulfferg from ,ff , oir facilities Mt,
printing and cie4o4nivicom*gum , lditimPq c re.
WO", Inide PP Pc:ttimid trin!refFod ( cool.
the Dablekwilb- bat Stale er-.tio awn, em.imaided,
to Intuit& enktscabere priatm*bich bc
' ruinous to thePrintramid Stilton tbe ittlatirtr.
The wineendence Is, ttatatenyeatedlentand well
cendoetedleiontry papershave been compelled to
suspenditithile tidier.' linger out a airily and Ma
inoug, ecieteno A d, also cr.PMl l3 enT,
condone not .only to be felt, but tuna necewaiily t
increase, tinker the contleeterat of-' the Country
Press take the matter in hand, and. dimmed et the
hand. of Congress. a treeneetinent of the law to
allow papers to circulate fire within SO mile* or
within the county or district in which they are
printed.
The wealthy publishers of these money-making
City Weeklies have a direct interest in defeating
this action on the part of Congress, and it is very
evident that the great Influence which they are
able to command is being directed to accomplish
its defeat. We regret to observe that the Post
master General, instead of recommending the do
aired discrimination in favor of the Country Press,
has on the other hand suggested the propriety
of abolishing the slight difference in newspaper
postage which now exists, and thus opening the
field to unlimited, unrestricted competition.
Now the conductors of the Country PIVSB have
this matter within their own control, if they will
but exercise the power at their command, Mem
bers of Congress and Politicians all look to their
particular local and county papers to fight their
battles and support roan. Why should TU Kr nut
be required to support us ? Let the editor of ev
ery paper in the Ulterior, Whig and Democrat, re
solve to support no man for Congress who will not
promptly arid (heti:fully vote for what we ask, in
,justice to curettage and in justice to our readers,
and make public that reso/re—and, our word for it,
this will bring mitten right in a very short time.
What esy otir brethren of the Press.
0 - T6 dwelliog-house ofJohn Dick, an egad
German, or Carib,* Pa., was deetreyeil.by the on
Saturday night kat. Mr., Dick, big. wife, and
daughter, aged 27 yea», perished in the fame
Art Union of Philadelphia.
We have been favored with a copy of Merry's
DI ram," the Engraving prepared by the .Art Lin
ton or Philadelphia," for presentation to the mem
bers of the. Association for Ibso. It is a largo
and elegantly finiebed picture. engraved in Ansa!
mezzotint style byrile, fisont a painting by c
' Huntingdon, and r;shead, in , elegance of
I
design and finish, of any thing of Outland that
wo have yet seen from any of the Art Unions of
the country.
The general design sad constitution of this As
sedition are very similar to the en, Waged in
piew witlit : which our ropers, are already
Qinailmkl 1t diliiiralreinjhellatiii6erely. In that
while, the Nem York lostitution pa:Oasesthe
•
diem
*.Wokraftlintoo —
tits ritiatitet to tit
' ll P 4 T 4 V W: ° 9# !**
as «ok ow*:
rite,, ,1111 ! of Agiim is i.
!.I!IFAX 4 O Perf9Aoo•44o4. s ..ilicoiße? IPare
by a.toambefiP(l6 Art Unite , for on. Pat; 4 8 4.
receive", eue elegeokencraviec a oopy oci4a
making An' the " 7ettri , chinos etobteilauta
a Valuable raintingv—ts be minted by eisteVo
tid Tb• ntimoy obtained , boat sideverlieimee,
is appropriated; ill: the test plare, , to the orcideor
don of tarps led coEtly magniving, freer an ed.;
ginat Anierleiti *tare; of which' *Rh inetribier
receivers The safer' • Paihig the
ateesi'ilAriawrilet the Instititeilcie;li
into Caitillcalm or vsriooa ithebiet Vilna,'
which, e 0 1 ; 1 / 6 a,Ili 4 1,, trn; 1 0 141 among 16 ,
meiiiibi: re
iih':ll,eapi ' ,CipOcatei are available liar the
purchase offeintiege„: dander:4K and ether • warl4
of art, from 44eskan atthiM, but fps pa other pin-,
Owen. Tits holler of, the dertii)ca to can Fumble*
Trout any Af the smonideleti galleries of paintings,
in the Doings; or, if then be no, pictures. on ex
hibition, so his lasts, he can , Misr caw Meths o.
jitotutt of his cenitleate.
These are certainly desirable privileges, sled
aside from 'the eneoursgerosne to American sr-
whlereerysubscriber thus gives, the mem
igir MOW ,lu l l equivalent for the amount in
treetint,; As • the annual distribution fur 1850
iakes - Plice ou jhe gist of December, those wish
ing W enjoy the atirgatages'or this year's mein
benibip, will see the necessity of an immediate sub
scription.
&TH. J. Smarms, Esq.. of the Compiler, is the
lionewtry ltkeretary of the "Art Union of Philecle/- .
phie,rl for this plate. and will receive the amines qf
all who may wish to suberibe, and furnish all re
quinits inforatation.
rtr• W o h O ro'l#een favored with a copy of Pro
fessor PoT.Tseenee Introductory Y.ecture to the
course• of Matern Medic* and Therapeutics in
the Medical Departtnato of 'Penney! viola College.
?ha ' f acture is ,written in prof. P's. chaste and
virktbort style, wbicth relieves in, et great degree
the purely anedind ,and. technical character of
which these-productions onesnrily.partake. It
will be founts readable. facture by the general
reader aswelt as by the Medical student.
IL,o•Mayin Thort.ow,, (Nbig,) ivai realeeted
Mayor of 13oston on Monday last by over 20u0
majority. 4
CisSenators Foote and Bourns received tho
compliment of a public reception by the Union
Committee of Sow York City, while on their
way to Washington. Both made strong Union
speoethes.
VERMONT AND TuE FUGITIVE
biLAY.I'I_LA W. The Legislature of Vermont,
at Its recent "vision, proud 'a law, which will
doubtless bring before the Judiciary of the coun
try the question of the 'constitutionality of the
of the Provisions of the Fugitive Slave Law.—
The liprinUlleld (Mass.) Republican says of this
low that devolves upon the circuit judges of
the several judicial court, tho power °flowing the
habeas corpus urit, heretofore vested in the judg
es of the Supreme Court, and makes it the duty
of the etate's attorney, in the several counties to
apply to either clam of judges- of count, is case the
isles* of any inhabitant sir a fugitive etas. occurs,
when the pulse. os court • pplied to shall issue th•
writ of lidloes Seeps". returnable to As supreme
or ,minty court witch in session; or to soy judge
of either ceurtoriming vacation"
D ISTB ESs I N Dr,A T H We understand
that an ertedingly iuteteming isttie boy, of be
tween two and three yearr of age, the onky : ehild
of M r. a onv Morreresa, Jr., of Union township,
Masts OClOnqs was aoidentally drowsed in the
gristi,hear the hetet°, on Setunlsy evening walk.
He wee kind kV the spring by biemother, and
ever? thing wee dons to tesausitate him, but with.
out effett. fle mu toweled totem been ut - the'
water about' fifteen toinatee.:..Hastoeer BpOlatat.
A Porpriit um4ill a Question I
4 Now irut4 cogreepotuient of the Washing-1
too,Uoloo giver the following ezphinetion of the
election of 1.41. Hobert • Howe (Whig) to Coo
gresa.frow the mow, aptl•Whig District of one
City • ,
"Oif the morning of the Election it ap ,
peered that certain rowdies• in the Sixth
Ward were dissatisfied because :he friends
of Marsh had not sent a 11!,000 or an to
be sgdandered in 'drink; and presents in
the• Ward. l'hev ones 'darted the name
of a netvebo,y, of ebtuits_ under the legal'
vge, End -lakored - so 'actively' thati' birdie
cluirkeithirPollwi Sinus 'sBl:l4gnorata or
vieleiCtilrieri lied 'been indtseed vete for'
The fitiathuis 'the. i Fiat . ; Points'
Ward, aid In' 'there art itupre;kilt s fhigk.
rant and attitna pervant than in.eoty ark ,
Cr party tkit at•rely otArts ell,y in 'tAs 1 - 64
vidt Wtiliderfnl tbstie.
fore; that they soteeededf eoltesting
Hein' the Arrog-thept,stinct and other sack
eras of that localitSc, a' forCe of thisritlnd
andith Ulf c om p ass e d thy defeat of oat 110111..
inee.' 4 ' ' • • '• .r
This "Idle, igniiromt:and popolation,
you observe, all belone to Whit vaunts itself 'the
Democracy ; ' The iiri all. hill-fellows of; the
Union and its correspondent on great National
questions. "Collecting from the , grog-shops,
stews and other such cribs of that locality," five
hundred arid eighty votes, does not seem to hays
set the Whig ticket back any—and hence the U
nion sorrows. Had these denizens of "grog-shops,
stews and other such stews of that locality" 11/1
voted as the Union man supposes they naturally
should, Mr. Marsh would have been elected.—
Now we do not question the fact, belt we would
like to understand the philosophy. By what tie
of interest or sympathy are all those "idle, igno
rant and vicious" denizens of groggeries, brothels
and other haunts of rice and debauchery natural
ly attached to the Union's 'Democracy 1' Will
anybody answer I—N. Y. Tribune.
SOUTH CAROLINA FORTIVIINO.--411 the
South Carolina House of Representatives,
on the Eith inst., the resolution of Mr. lz
ard Middleton, authorising the committee
on military affairs to inquire into the ex
pediency of fortifying Beaufort, George
town and Bt. John's bland, was adopted.
Resolutions were introduced into the
Indiana Convention approving of the Fu
gitive Ellaia Law. They were laid on
the table.
Latest (min F.areire-
The steamer A enerics arne , ,r, ae Har..sas cu
WeJoesday with Lis•rpeui. roe& ono 11432 sr.2.
The news is not o; •pret ~nyortuice
The sgitatien in Enema has tiseaesenil se a
muds greeter extent an regard ta the teets-resitry
quelitioli. : kites else increased in ttsoclisni t ijibe
DailiVis - wi spouts Minnmer is
psi:wins a WI to woke presl thiellitilinityinf Et*
lish titbits by the embolic slimy. Lod Bose
moat, a Cetborre asiQsna r Ys rim dr MAI
in oppositinn tbe onsossosol gibs Popromil arri
tibia
that boo afrarlowirof Kish& 1111rispies
Ne iiseesalosyb idhe aims, nal of swims wills
the Ir,orododier
ingliallo as Wog bail sway elinge,
ta we* ass timmaitialkie# bine ski is
"riotiv Am! 01* goof
it, to Normisul we* Weft
Irso Ohm
alkyd / Wei 'N I lft eraeee*raft
Na iivent - 3•0111iii ii sir ram ow 'rah. Tlisr
hbil '!"lll!wesffilly adilhatal seek LI ilia se
flee a{ rqOplits; cti4l. •
A. fri"WlNi army aseinipsi swim" at ire&
as..Eostami. ,The )14.4 i4siOnserik
, "suppiimed If! lie usy vest , . *
The ONE RETTANT COTT"! is IR TN NTlRect
IMO 1111411, ipausre alien" I ma door
, 4 .01141411111 t /*VW swim poi 4 r Inds nig
Amodoni. - • -
Tb, kiwi= l'Whoidasiyim Amp Camel
soirsoifiring So swot air pnriir.o
The Catihmie of Posolinsigt is spoisoil 11, Yw
liontiatiordir hosiwirilwit s wit ',Me Iraihmk a
gainst Moak wield bit a row ralltait it
With the irieeption Mr tor pry lei
most asiiiiiirt inithmeish poldisists.
At rivatfogi,lll.l6‘, Tinums.
MEESM
• COMPLIMENT TO MR- COOTER-Tbo
vliukifsgtoo &rib* gore k boo eomiso .
yon, broadtail amines, thossioiss slam sod
Gs int/trios of soil, &My drommil .
Upon osO We is samara In wird Got me&
10, view's(' ths sitiosof copiooi mei Go Odor
is engraved Go follooriair isofripoisor: "Sok
l• xis Room. Goes R. P. Psomissi dim
of hiss orresatile Moab of flioloGAGio. as
ol is lit loess of their opposoimiss sf . 4saiossidbH.-
ed services is the Unita Sesios Ammar. is lboholf
of Go Union, Phismoshoods, sod Gs W poly
(k lobos tads. 1850"
117"I5e domoostratimo 1 die mraieni et die
"ladependent ender of Chbi railwas;" came sdr
on Wosinooday lasi„ pvicalbly in annomonnion.
The presentatioe of a bisinslint only of tie Mk
to “Gettyn Lemke. No. Mr if the Letienaftlitt
piece. gosh plant in Nee_ Mg. Kende elhateli--
Mr. E. 8 Sense prontening. tie NM. he tie
Ladies, sad Rev. J. M. Jam, of Fia t. ow,
pruning in behalf et the wire: payer by dr
Pastor
if the Chetah. Alley a him dr mini
ben et the Ovate litnneti int pinneeimak.nallinnelli
ed through the thereat attieni, is 1181 insint. anti
accompanied by the Lane Basil
In the evades, an &Mein ens itefineinel b a
Lime salience. en the iniVitet. etTennyetance,i7
tint Rev. Mr. Jones. in Mime MetheibeeCisteli.
W.tautttoxos t Doc. 7
Bat little of general interest lies been
accomplished is either House yesterday or
today, nor is it probable that Much will
be done until after the holidays,.
Ye.terday, in dm House, Mr. Holmes.
of South Caroline, made an unsuceesehl.
slump* to suspend - the rules to enible
him to introduce a resolUtion in farm', itf ,
conferring Gen. Scou,the rank
of Lieutenant General.. in •compliment to
his eminent military services.
Mr. Jobuson, of Tenneesee, also made
an unsuccessful attempt to introduce a res
olution in favor al giving tab Beres of the
public land to the head of every fentily:in
the U. States.
Today the death of - Mr. *rood, Refiri=
sernative trots Ohio, wasanuounced in the
Senate by Mr. Chase. and in the House
ba Mr. Potter. alter which both Houses
Ltaor Linn an Ariers.—A urea let. ,
a:tljourned • with the adoption of the ttlual
ter from Stephen A. Benson. a member of
resolutions of condolence.
the Senate of Liberia " elates that the saleri- Although the provisions of the .Fugitiv e
or s p eak er a ,ba.„e fle et be ll Slave Law are disa ß iroved of by a large
of water, bein g a elale ' — ""'"" " E ' lleee ,_7 number of members of Cougreaa , am] a
the interior of them. mad "gr' j number stand pledged to a repeafof the
several weeks true ' 29 neck ; rae Y._____"' I obnoxious features, there is evident ic
ed" it as being a " btu " ar a'" l " . l disposition on the part of the majority to ,
ifi surface ply large canoes . Wes. with
re_orre the slavery
t h at van a see _
c " ndize d lataltarteesale at' Na ti- mon this winter. So that little cbe ex
production.
et elataiastaa male la pecteal in this matter from the resent Cdii-
The . )! describe the adjacent Items as beim'
in an advanced state of eiraimation—poti-i
ilairlitanitagiving die wee easy peetrady ab
sented by our cid:impeded'''. ditle
ti gious exeniese want !tad is wens" at the Clbandb
es in the morning—der bobsee af de day big*
devoted, is most trete:wee se earild **yam&
o:7o.lleinty Lisa is giving coweects this
week in }Ultimo's. She vas glosied is
that city with groat eclat. as she is wham•
ever she goes. The Amite soot to the
first concert sold for 611010-
settling an alluvia/we of 'bourses sod elude.
They fight their battles oil borse-Sack.—
Their, principal weapoi is tee spear, die
theY ,have new 6reanas„ procured by
image of the trade of the' lake- limit
principal preterit is said' to be dee auk.
NMl's Caymansaa beesemni.,--Tbs
New York tormipesideset of the Mad
.
phia Pennsylvanian says
have Has winos losers hone wpm
'Obit parties in Cali Imola. which give any
thiogibot a tlatieving pima of ihe eon&
dots of this these, minas is wen at ail
enlivened. I assure yen. by the verbal as
comma of the posseanias. ow board die
Europa, who base cows &feet Cam flea
Francisco nod she Nfiggim.." Thatebalera
was preveiliag lo a great mom, but it was
the opinion that its savages bad baldly yet
begun. Talep of piirasins and seffesisg
are related of the moat terrible elkosacter.
cool sufficiently . shentiiingoiniaLta sae's hair
*mad Atraidu np r
lieseerser Eigarnascuo,-111be Cant
of fattener gesiiies„ at Hatrialbs . ag„Set Fri
day Last, refried a mew nl4 ie pee*
Infisits,' who arse eassilerd et besertg
the toritige ores the fiatipeloma at Clirkwa
Fairy. 'He was them smeared to three
years' hard Mee is the canary prism.
t Tel Missamtrrirt Lannatursmax..--The
bill Calling a State Coasesums, in he held
on the necood Monday olliescsaber.llsl,
and directing the delegates irmasposiag. it
to be chosen at the deCllllOllll MB die fungi
Monday in Septenthez, passed the Sesatiel
by a tote of 23 yeas against 9 nays. ausli
the House by a vote 451 to 40-
Senator Foote, in a recent specs*. still
that the triumph of the liimanuisui
be mote decisive than in Georgia.
THE BOLTNTY LIND Bota_-11 is stated
that two-thirds' - dc the members of Con
gress seem to have datcsinimanll upon a
mending the Bounty Leod Law of last
session, to allow the transter of wanrauts
before location.
TEXAS ACCEPTS THE BAICSDAST BILL
-The Legislature a Texas anieraMed m
special session at Austin en tine 1$ alth ea.
for the purpose mainly of formaLly tdeci-
ding upon the ac.teptance of die law of I
the last Congress proposiog to hoot the
boundaries of that State.. We Dense giro"
the Telegraph that the question Thus been'
settled by the acceptaace el die potion- ' I
lion. The repatt is, that. with the creep-'I
Lion of one dissenting nate is die &rate.
the measure was nruntitrassafy accepted
by the Legislature.
The agmenseut ow the part of Texas to :
this adjustment of her boundary. adds a
nother to the organized Territories of the
United States, by perafirtieg as antler the
esuibliehmein of al Government in New
Mexico to go filly into effect..
Cons - rm.
"N o m!8070N, Dec. 10,1850
The Cliam Lich before the Senate a sties
waged-rani the Freonlent of the U. Suttee,
et inn a nothirhin Senorßoan, the Hex
icatchlittister,itsit ing that Congres• will
exe,te the nib article of the treaty of
Hider relathir: to Indian depredations
00 the Mexican frontier.
Mr. Butler gave notice Of a bill to itleMq
oify the Sotio j etf Synth 1 !Cortina , IN ?ll
vaimees miele'ittaliosseif sustalnia on ate
cositof die general government daring the -
Seminole war.
Several private billet iverei -i
i daisideNN
ilad and after ashort.esecuuve sob-
. - vogr i f f or !Rove-ov...ovivior.evio
What the.dminin Itmenlhlet duldbtorn
jig. the Clerk rege re ryr.ttpipipes of the
i measbers of the • 1 aa(' Standing pont-
Asittess. which Iftid i limiltripo , l i fttierbillY
*e a t er . P it .tt i t___OA l Vri_.# Its j_ ' AV i th.
slay ; the commaiecese r 'ojaf, pe wl ,,T,„.. i Ary
were last year., ne Illeaspitlien,reen Iftl
. ml itself iota a doontroltiee .at die . Nthetlerc .
fir the parpose 01-thiltirlettocefinshilfa—
, am the message of the. Proalden‘aitheort
posing of the sessipn. ~:, , n ~, „: , ..,'t
- A =sedation was then void s 1 refedring4
labs carious
i sulipoehr edattatiplittedliddth?
lmerwle to the ?notoP,l.o **V* c 4 iii?
~
asisi..
.
That portion of the obiolutton which 11-
laded to the domestiltHiOY'...o ihefici . iflote='-
sient. emi t axp 4st. %Mows, 41 Pb l 9;,i l W
apposition to the .position thereio,leid+
&Iwo by rho , President. , He spoke, at
eossiderable length. an& dented : they the
emend government ebuld'obMPel the' pia
p i. of free States . to enforce 44:bonnie
which they were apposed apt* •prinop
al
laded
se the fugitiie 014 laiiLlte'
salmon gave so opth'igier; 's'lTlhil# IP
l'Oroold allow. 10 - ibe zftulti; `4,,right i ,,, p
• maimain the Munittinkm of slavery.' be I re.
podiated the i4eit that, the North could., big
obliged to contribute to., its asialenee,,hy
arrestiog and ..imodiag bock. thole, )1111111.111
beings who had escaped Snout bondage,
and which *Mild not lead ill odd "OW OA
a coarse. „
Mr McClernand said, as a membcl of a.
Gee State. he denbuneed the 'oedemata.
which had been expressed by the Mitabec
Eros Ohio. Ile cuasidei3d it a fouiel, to
profess to maintain the Coortitailon., , anti
at the same terneao oppose the operation.of
slaw which was based on its
,proviekiiis.
No further remarks were matte, there
be* ail eaderft disitielloshmt,ta
the question, and the committee erocee4-
ed to the consideration of the other
tinny of the resointions, and to . Air
different subjects which the President
message embraced to different ,00mmitr
tees.
Cot- Wu. 8. Hsitti.ToS„ the' youngest ."
son of the distinguished Alesunger Ham il
too. died,* tn
of
city, California.
on the 7th of August, from a disease of the
heat L •
ht San Fantasise, gambling bowie;
are ordered. by eras:lance. to be rinsed ut
1* °Abet at midnight, but she• ordinance
does not regulate the time for openiug
does in die morning. and so they liglotup
a•d are.in full blast Apia et a quarter p 1
12.
FITAL MINTAItIi, UP AN ArciTtisciter.--
An ieGrit child'or Mrs. M. 'ICikaPP I IY4
("maclg. N. YOrh, died on Thuradir
it consequence of liiiidinkkin heat*
adnaininteshd to it by fink Inotber, :Tait '
or jay worir. , Mrs. Matte Slat,' bet' .
the ling more of lovePh rill* corner 'Or
t
Chambers and Charefi' to pur e W e Ai l
cents worth of paregoric; ' bat Pii tif# :di
nisi th at 4ke boy came there for ,
..Ilia'
4,440.
4
tanimeny, however, r if pio ' t'.th*repdtio.
peeks. of the lad Wog to '' d'
_alai
the - porMerli liars dee - treed' ", . '
rik;oo lUitrtuitliClelli OM! I t'
Pirr• , , --•- - .. , tr , ' 1
-
• Ng VirarßlP4, :p f0 4: 11 /181filitTe -,- ,
Awe!rack artily„ . a lll 4 411 4,i41 11 4#
is mt.-, Ltior alwIP immuks** ilw
cents a warp SitsP• * compaqvinpup
4 the; mem " year, its size lute 049 , 44911-
bledlawd it new appears in titagliarig le ,
leltat illse.larie London Journals,; , .• tit
The Landau Tunes, which is tini -
s a y esocadial to he the most .14104
wewegasper establishment in the,,wo; i
eontatas, as printers usually manage, pep
hundred and ninety thousand eins ol stA 41
sold at ten cents a copy , or thirty , dtdhlillf.
I
year. The Tribune contains one !mark
and seventy- fi ve thousand ems. :yr It'
thus be seen that the Tributie„goß4
nearly the same amount of amtleeisfAllto
fifth if the price. This measure h lorlsfAht
cases, has reference to the reading
exclu sit c of advertisements.
The Daily Tribune has a cireOltn ! of
t
over eighteen thousand copiel. • likt
tablishment gives employment ta iiiintl
r l
editors and reporters, thirty -istreni ti •
two proof readers, thirteen pros's' elli(
gincers and other laborers about th ' -
i s
room. In addition to theae; r tti 'hilVe
four permanent correspontients,M it/ :
three regular correspondents in', ail
ton, two in Canada, &e '
~itte.l i iidil 1
they have regular or occasiosal•ilits -,
dente scattered over the whole N iii
Continent.
NICIATINGALIC 50V1"..... 71, "0 5/111 . 0p04/410%
Ledger. hes the fulkoving; ra
...i/captabist .Donation.-41d1ilerieeby
Liod. previous to her departure froth:Allis.
city. contributed 111300 to the. Soulti i ßerk
Soup Society. through the R ev. ,Jp_ C,
day. Oita Of th e Swittes '
a ..~.".'=~
~~
lated*lftlfigA!,--'Aitarder--The Gal-
'file trial which occurred in 'Talbot
county (1144) Court, last week, furnishes
another Melancholy instance of the close
connection which is frequently found to
exist between the 'habits of intemperance.
the crime of Murder, and its ignominious
punishment.
Thomas Grinnum. charged with the
wilful murder of Capt. 'Thomas Hew
mons. htlieotte. Dorchester county. 'on
the ad meblielast. It PrOYOtt on
trial thqt td, and H. had a difficulty at
cam p ? p They met. on
the day ,
„41, the murder, hist/tit*
drank , bet to"
friends. ' ..'wOrtt SO together 94:-.4110
day of the -1, and 'vilth•-seititeil et&
e ra , wmtli PHA& store to get something
drink. Grinuum did, not, drink, but ii
came out op the trial ,that; he bstl k been
druukfor three orfour -days. previous:T.-
All lefreieepd qtannem Ile mousy
and-in a sew,minutim. WithcatanY,4carrel •
or eneyarmte , 4l4 , --91innunt-mas -"-seen by
the - ifidithsei'dointhia Mtn. to , efrikti'llOW
Moo,llo . XorWhOelsls l4 , eselaimed that
he'shirruihddr- i l
was f oute 4 le be say in else* play:m.4m
tinsegiaaa of which he shod I" O.& .110 1 ) , •, ,
urea. No Iltercation was heard, nor re
sialeflgO althengli
tolffeas foonil iu hu .pocket:' , -The jury
Tlktude„r'
ed *see/tilt% 14 gttilly of liurafr in A .
firal degree. • . •
*Apnea death was itronounoed up.
on4iitanam • on , Wednesday by Judge
Hoiitietc who said,..in the course of his re:l
marks: In your cue we have another
strilthigliamphYtir the disatitious , off •
ofliliOilletitaCe. Heti yon always beet,
a enbeT.inm, in allprobability you. would
haileeeipid the untimely. death' which
avhilbt
,Yttpi far it is a notable fact that
nineteen-twantitithal of the murders and
other homicide, in our „Saile are traceable
to the use .off. . intoxicating dritilks,
sincetely,,pity yap? distressing condition, ,
and wish it were otherwise. The" dutt
which - they have to :perform is truly, a
poitflO, noel, but it is one in which they
have no discretion. Death id the only
penalty firetteribed hi our act of Assembly
foi'the mitts of which you have been (timid
B
'fitil'kentertee of the law is, that you,
Th'iiiillifit'arinnum, be removed from' thin`
Pidooi'aud be detained in close custody in
the prison of . Talbot county, and thence
taken at such time as the Governor'Of this
Suita.hy his warrant may appoint, to the,
plate'of execution, and there be hung by
the neck until you are dead, and may God
in his boundless clemency have merry on
your soul. _ _
EY A WALTIBRIPOLTTe.-4 filar.
ful accident happined to the Maltese . , brig •
lady' flora, which vessel left Portsmouth
(England) on , the 14th October; for 1.104:
horn._ , On that anuni day, about 9 P. , NL;
when' abriat thirty!' miles to the West of
liozo,.iliciAwas struck by a water-spout,
said imniedistely foundered. One malt
alone wee saved by...brig which was near,
hut oll'ondeavors to save mere of the hap
less crew wrirefruitless, *bout nine men,
among itiliam was ,the otvntir nt the strip
2, and his son,- thus met a watery grave.
PiligelDENT I:I9NIirANTN ON TIM CUNAN
EXPNUITtoN--The Courier des Etats U
nlit contains the message in full of the
President of the French Republic. Un
der the same head (of foreigns affairs) he
says, what it may be of some importance
to those engaged in getting up another ea
pedition against Cuba—if such there be--
to know. These are his words :
"As. soon as the French Uovernment
was informed of the criminal attempt up
on Cuba by certain adventurers, we sent
an additional force to the commander of
Abe. West India station. with orders to
;unite his efforts with these of the Spanish
authorities, for the purpose of preventing
.turner attempts of the kind. , "
Whose who engage, therefore, in that
41ied:of business, hereafter, will not only
have the Spanish naval force to encounter,
but that of France also,' and of England,
,too, we have no doubt.
, A Illmanicar. Avvain.-4)ur rers readers will
recollact i hat lilt May, a returned Califor:
it .the'nottur of J ohnson,of Bangor,
on his way thither in the steamboat. left a
houi„gAsooll cif gold upon-the wharf at
MellVet; 41, hick woe found to
m. *r. Johnson was eonsidered in be
A' very lticky men, not only in recovering
his rola, but in being able to bring home
so large Iti,le,'.eonsidering thershormese
.of his aliatineei ,
'l,sit Friday Otis .fertanseite Mr. John
lea vrais groomed by e u 6filoer from Nett
York Oil o'req'obtitiutt from ;tbe Governor
.efralilifo. - ola *Airerefibery and murd er ..of e t , ?t , voide time last
%Wier& q 1!" dpp ` vin ' t tftii mica WeliiNble
part uptiva affair'. tot that Ittoe 40hoetad pet.-
sone W6f..llapllili .4 4 It* IMUT*I"I, twt
isretOis Joluisau• *As *I
.the States. Some :meet developments,
houleaMoilaimi•OM) miler 06-arrdert
l?blrb - NA ,tto doubt a • to lies suit', and,
•awee iii (4 1 h.) nibunc
- learn from
shwFreciersek,filssalif that on' bit Thom
daPhdhing,'AnSiwiiim . five and oix o'clock,
1 : 14 ' 41 . 11141 dr - 4044. being on ;ifs fete%)
V O O 4 OOO 'lW OO l ll ' professional visit in
titiitialiallitilotatickaystown, was ,gittack•
elt brlVOltiett, tear the Sand Pits, t‘botit
,one mile south'o(Ereflerick. The ass'all
;an sg him from his buggy, nod, .' , 4(-
AgiA lll ( ll4 4iitroggle, succeeded in robbint't
gliAN . l 4 4l4kit 8180 in money ;' a gold
3glocik,S
,eis4.of valuable instruments, a.
boar one thousand maaulactured teeth,
one o&pgro..tm,mlroml dollars' worth et' mgr.
tegiarpjf plates for setting
reek. qiiiklussof,Dr. Durand cannot be
iiinveitior fifteen hundred dollars. ,
fitul the follow
ineetter in the Chicago inie t woorat:
ovrior,Ocl. 11, 1850.
R. E. Tiosibidge, Req.—Sir : It{ an.
',mar iplitus let4r of the sth inst.., you
are ifiThlidicE that . those who Aired substi
ih
s in-the war of 11312 are entitled to
4011A4..end
floe the BtilatiLutea. "
• MitVekkilly, .1. L. EDWARUS,
. 11°7 " 1 Commissioner of Pensions.
lo .1 , 7.---- - - --------
VmOtnts, Sims:mg.—On Satunlay last
the General Assembly of Virginia, re-elect•
4114 , thatillati. James Dl. Masuu, a ..scoator
"40 41nrikslted States, frout the State of
:bYllrginini Am: , six years front the 4th of
March next. There was no regular op.
Position to Mr. Manton, and no una also in
'nomination. .Mhe vote gtood :—Mason,
-411941/411anittwg, ae ; Witcher 4; ?lc
- *smell S., •I
• ,
rrh ilt Life Remains wehtnie still ithht
lope.--,Dr. Wistar's Balsam Ai Wild
Cherry—No quackery—No deception. --1
In setting forth the virtues ol; this truly
great medicine, we have no desire to de
ceive those who are laboring antler Meow
tion, nor do we wish to ettlogiseit more
than. it joady aesetilus;
look around lind See the Vast tititobnt of
suffering and divireess oetsdioqed 1/ . .ms.
of the disease' in, which ihil,o44ittgi .
Presq4lllo highly lteAirek44 lei ”iger.AhAt
we cannot urge its claims UM strongly, or
say too nook in its fiWolsLlrseib . ,lSs'sels°
edies, ii is true, ljlitvelPeellt uttereSlP ° 4o
ed kilo 'riblibei forihig laid df' diets( . ',St
the Weis.; Oft 41911 3 9)1 1 1Tft•OttAR fP4 'AK; '
doubt very useful. bot skt eilihissAigsrso7•l
been discrilirorsdrAl is saluittsd hrtPhYal•
slaps, and all who have r tnessed its cif- , i
fectibitill,t l dOkii filtiiil464 ii.silettdS . 1
04 4
as jltit." ' ro?iiiiknit; Oa 040 Miiiiiiti; i
ana similtir, affecttofiPv, AI Ow: 6e,PO/4 1 tAn;
ced a posttive,etrir.“. A itsseolovedArs 0 ;
buil in many cases of ten and tsienty years i
standing,afteeptrYbinfitis bird desterstfthe
tnisei'B63 , find(hB'hlielv oftiedletrie'l
, NE - 77 Fo Attie inStsklys444l4 l / 11 ,0',4
tuthorized Agent 4 ... ~ t ...at -../. r.. 1
" '181i: ! , 11i 1 ±0zu wit ,
BALTIMORE illiiiilllPAC
tam alsaavivaroo3llol da •aranF4Mill
FLOUR.!-;Alallont. *O4O 0. 11 ) 21 °4 4 110 0;7 -
.Iqaor is wpqaudichal6 it SA 424 kAnonga 974 r,
$4 65 per
ORAIN.--Supply of Grain n3oiluste. Rid asheid
10 98 a $1 02. ~ , N,Ottge xab 4 16 n $1 19.
Vara—white ai 60 lia, an d ?
?allow 52; Oau
38 a 37 mats.
'2342111X.i.-Prikeakiniddfiail $1.71116511,133.
0 1 the Wqol ll oo4 o V 3.89.06.76 F ie, WO Oa,.
Ariag $2.25 iron.
.HOGB.-Balsa 4$ 1456.80 a 150.2 3
Par.lo(llbla .• .; ,
•
Ms the 2nd Inati, eremite* Wes, IhistbOsii aoI
of David M. sod Mel Myers, of'Olfoid soot
ship, *sod g yetis*, 3 menthe ea' 30
Oa ;I. 28th of Omahas last, in .Orford lowa-
Joint MeetelAu f , lad ociut 93
ti the idth of PetOtier last, in 'fle4fek town
ship; Adialiia6 , lifsent,itifsotdaughter'of
'Wesley Roberts, aged t month end l day. •
,100 AGENTS WANTED
To travel 'the Southern; Middle or
• iNTOrtherti 'Smog. Steady employ
ment will, be given, for sumber of ,yeare
to - reapttctabie young then of busdeas he
bits nod potiaelisedOf a good common ed
ucation,and gentlemanly iddreas. Such
young men Would find it greatly to tlieir
advailitge, as it will efford att oppottubity
to see a large portion of the country, and
at dte came time earn, besides Ilit expenses,
from $3OO to .060 a yak!. SOAia akents,
have earned tionbie tha ) t alpuunt., Much
dOpende upon ability to act, persevetatice .
and ecOriorify, it being a Assent buitinese.
Thoets.who denim, further inforritadon eim
obtain that eatriO'bi addresitißr ii prial - peit4
••• " •
A6OB 'M It,
Philaddphitt.'
FAIR ,NOTICE.
A LI, persona veho know themoelves to,
-IS- be indebted to me,over,ime year nre
hereby requested w pay up intim/4410Y
or Moir accounts, will be ,placed in aia
hands of anOfficer for vollfction. ,All
who owe. me wood rr oilier trade will
please mke,notiee thnt I will not, receive
it unless delivered , in one yertr from the
date Of the collo-Elio If the above is not
complied with the Caah will he:requireci.
T. WARREN
nettrrbursr, Dee. is.-i 6
1 0 11CCIAMAIION
-44. , • •
111,117 HERE lIS the !ion. Diocrei. Dv e
•• V NES, Esq. President of the several
Courts of Common Pleas, in the courtha
comporting the 19th District,and Juatice
of the Courts of Oyer and Terminer, and
General Jail Llalivery, for the trial of all
capital and other offenders in , the 'said Ilia,
trio—and Jsatius I!ti'Divirr,- and Elssiosa.
It. lloasett...Esqa.,Judges of the Courla of
CommonTleas and Genera: Jail Delivery,
fur the trial of all capital au other offend,
era to the county df Adants--ttaye issued
tbeir.precept, bearing date the 20th day
November, in the year of our I t cutu, one
thousand eight hundred ,and fifty, and to
we 4#ected, i for holding a Court ,of Com
cnonPleas and General Quarter 'Sealtioni
of 'the Pears and'Oeneral Jail Delivery'
and 'COnit off Oyer and Torrhiner, at Oeth
iyilliUrg, 'en A.fintilou t4e2lll'h day3l' .assn , .
trlrat sexf--
prot4t YS iti#ggyp'', GI V E N Td
all thelnitiebe or,ttib Peace; the eoronet
ind'Co'iiitables Williin the said County of
Adams, that they be then and there in their
proper . persons; With thetiltolla, Records,
luquittllinnai E*emiriatfeni and other Re-
Meuilirances, to 'do' Eliese thihis Which' to
their' eiries and _ in that, tiltiiß atopertitib
to lie j done, 'lnd, ;tlt° Itiey 4116 9411441i
mite against the prisOners t a bre dr theh
shalf i lon'in the ' Jail or thJ'essid Co unty of
d t ioi,, :ix* {o he,thiltiind there te'Rrnit
saute, agaittietheiti . na altalll;iti Jug:, ; ‘'
''. I "wAt4LEAA: rlcit E; ' shred. • '
s,:itei 'aid, •Giti v ibmipl- ' '
.T.Otil , PERTI 'kJ'
slit
ON very favorable term a,:,
°etiolating of a-two•story ,
frig Dwelling. 40 another
'. "oep'kqa .l ooATritbeY , ifige4 ,, ,l;
*exult •AP 4,_fr "11,11:9ii.N1Wt York
s treivabons ,0821/sei e bulnwgia have ,
lately bionVWS is ntaniralc!There
W
l c
an excellent well f witthi int , the.lot.
ocrlf the props ty is not !IWO 'before
the Ist of January, •t will .he'llit'RENT.
For any desired intormatiOn enquire of
„;,* t 'lli ;/, INi, , yll3,•,}lEitiGy,
'Agent fer'bfliiV Heigy.
:434rirsf4 toed. II; 1850-'-t#
0% v. Sliavvis 1 Shttwls ! '
4.11,”43CL11CK hat •just' received .a
av • . 14t of ,ilay Strife
he would aslt, the attentloii .. 6l7the
A f rir t he i s.. , llao, o fine article of aria . ...Wipes.
dni3OTHS, Casairners, VeritingeoSt.c.,-!-
‘-z 4' fashionable variety, received qud
-for sale at • I • ficmcws.
POSTPONED SALE.
The Sale of the House
an of West Middle street,
.adjoining properties of S. Fah
uestoek and. J. Bowen, advertis
ed for Saturday last, and post
poned. in consequence of the in
clemency of, the weatbx,.*ill
take place TO M ORROW (Sat
urday) at 1 o'clock,,onAteprem
v.• •, • ; ,
•,. .• . A lintd ; •
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
The Largest 'Assortment ever
opened 111,Gettysburg.
,„, • • ,',., ... ~••""-•„ , WISE suboisibers. Executors of Joan
Si 11. BilL.l - 111.ZA AIM just received JR. nor son em deceased , late of tier-{
6 - "frual 411. °IV ' I huge ad iritib " # shiny; "Adints cosmic Pa., being des itotnt
t i
500* oirßookitiond hits now on hand, id or closing th e estate , will sell the *tithe
'5 'ohbilsniiiihthed ilookincire: in CALI* h otpek. o f •
ftBBURGI,STIREET, the Jingoist and
. taeketi n i e i of , , ,
t , ,
jari,.. Hardware, Cutlery, Paints;
t a
"atisink Ilrire-stuffs, Cedar Ware, •
.s- ME o ,t l- 1, t'.. .. ..; 119kru Finites, ize., hmnptisint a full and
IleelliirltiStle• ;nu I. P 4 -, genera] assanrunent. Is this is the only
0113 11 0.. i. 1 144 , llifnilf !M u ll * . ..rr,C, % oil 'iddishaient in thk, Borobgh, it is Sts . 44-
tlr 4) c la e ld 4 ti Pt in* Kn et , • l ir ? iir "-7 ordinal opposition 4x r any person wt!hr ,
i ll, II il ll 4 ll O fi k,l ?,It i leg R eli t n a g s ! int to aritnionsiso bonitiess. An uronstke
, * w i l 11 """ a i i6 L t o 14 - ! I' M' S lensionsii hos banintifons bees done. sod its
suuag
sod AtikaraLttnoWm , _ vow, thew
, fil no lathe r phi* arming equal in-,
nd Al 4 44 . .1Rtp : Y 6 , 4 ot,tußiTl, . t deee el ieeds„ The
, itsiitnisivs haft pa rte,
. au; Re'RPHIC 4yl: `°4 l Y , :r l 7 , 4 ll 4 l lttii sad edhorst nit/isnot hints Sale s d,
I lliti. : _ P r(:,l 4l •Dv ' Ay , . , ', e4 if notinpld Whoa Modal the 17441
i aool 4 #F, 04:v41 1 f I*: attr- 1 4 0 , - , &whir motet. indll on that day sail ser vants
4tPudi4ltthi i iMi(ol4til ../ a . 1'.., .-t "Wow resesse: `¶b Tiros will he ow
. The subscriber touting his oektiouleilltr i. ba idia st i v i r • . A a r .i . olliiii vrishinglidlnc.
[ , nitnkft,vitti 4nir Pson4nn.„ ok") 4_ 4 1111 _. _Pe' noting . 0411 Pine tri tithes ads. 10i7,
I mnallf.fAinivdild-IP AWN .nad ~ 'Nov -dr e i ree it,
in the variety and excedelne/ 0 1, 1 W Prelllo,l JAllllla ItAiiiilignOCK. ep 4
etworupearitArPlleagif4lAr. B l o *.o l 7. r iskirm S HOUCK, ,"S ,
rill 0 1 1.4 11 P4i044 1 4 8 1 0 4 4101 4taninall, Oterbilt ifs. : tl Bll °.
1 9c,971n4 1 4 8 .1 0 MPriOlinit Enunnflge,
~ . , •
OgritY.sirMenti:' ha,n9,4efa osign by
which iNay isa .h ike not ninksiseed.,iri his , so
to, 1111)cht fin bepromptly Ordirirt trio
thim Piky. , ,,,, ;•• ,llr t s .. . , . . .
L4 - 4430,:ttiailea , .ttoct,Plll
&nays and Spiendad,;4ssart
tiiEnt.just hitekted br
V,.
whe will 1:4'0;644 tO eshibit
to all Who may call at biallelt:
BaltimOns Streit, "wady ,- 'op gthelrst: •
toc -
"gimlet") The OA* have he*:
with aim,' end will'be *Witt
low prices. - Among them
the moat faifilocable
GRANORADLE ESILKS,,TURK, SATINS
MARINORe, C/0411.•
4.IQN pB hAINEN ripu-
RED bi
Brocade Cameilons, COtiurg Cloth. Alpe
cae, Bonnet Velvets and Satins ; together
with a large osiortment a Ribbons and
Flowers. Stockings and Cloieti. Islamised
and, uableaclied Al oldies, woolen LW cot=
toniassaiele,Plittlie; Caiwiiners, 'Veining's
Catislattle. trench Worked aild mourning
Coflara, Curls.. Bair Braids, Buttons
various kind* A
' gri, , almost any thmg
"in the ticy Erodeline. . •
god. The attention, of the LADIES ,isi
particularly invited to my stock of Goode.
which will be found to comprise not only
the most fashirimible s bat the kW HTicii•
Call and amnesiac thew. • •
lig HUM.
etobo4,-,891-
arn m , t
Sel g t e `S elling u .
4fltizzyo krrarE:
• f•• 1411." ' I
I.lotiOrlimkimtmli monkjimai
s-ml,,i lo :'fittictl g4.,..w0mm tithe
tom she
Ist orAortift °Wee 40, Ogre ileock.o(
Dry '013i3d14 ) Haniware, Otteens-
and most oi the Groceries, Wholesale *nil
retail,. el Lily Prices, front this date. till
all is sold. 1 feel grateful to my old Erin*
and customers for. Oat lavors, and would
just say to them, and the public: if Yeti
want lfitli.GAlislS, wow is your time to
ealland get The goods loom*
sold; bring Whatthey may. The STORE
ROOM is now for RENT—one of the
moat desirable in. this place. Possession
given bn or before the Oro of April.
J. M. STEVENSON.
Gletlyabitit, Nov. 13, 1650. •
- NE - W - G60107
aEot• A KNOLU
/11 AS pis! Otnited•from Philadelphia
anti s now opening at the Ohl Stand
as large a stock Or Fall and Winter•Gteddh
as has . •been offered tb the paid* as any
time ; among which Ilre
,VERY AY ' •
doths, Postings, Caisimera,
Jeans. Cords, PlannOs. Blitikehi, Premiers
and English Mellnos t Ornationsol so!)
Pig Irian Clothsl 41 . 9 " s ett Fi lg ar" S t
Plain Imeirea, Be Isqes, GGingYis
.4 Imes. Plain ;64 Fanicy WA, ; toti n g
and Square, Shails BonnetYelaetr.
tthis* and ,Silks .; labons,,,Gipspo 41,0
hosiery a large stock of Domestics ;to.
ether with almost every article in the DIY
uoudi Itue ;
Aire,
a large itoek ot rreak Pircieerles ipd
Alf Alf of Vhi'alf I W' art them> as ;they
end be'offeled 'by anfotlim deft is 'this
Plentoit, cdll in,leitaakine,*ed Jodie
lot yotitselves. • • •
9ettysby *krt. 20 4 1850.
, • ,:„ •
._, • •
j RAVI&
DAVID iIEAGY •
TENDERS hie acknowledgments to
the publiu for the liberal and eves
dy. patronage with which he he. been fa
epted for a' series of years ; and respect
fullysononoces to hie former customers
and Abe public generally, ;that he bait his
Shop at present in Cliambershurg street—
whore • persons ; wishing FURN ITURE
volt be aceommodated at very troxlerate
prices for CASH, PRODUCE and LUM
BAR,for which the highest market price .
will be,paid.
.11CrAell rurniture warranted to be made
of the very best materials, and by experi
enced workmen.
ere
All orders for Coffins will meet with
the sane prompt attention as heretbfore.
P. !MACY-
An APPRENTICE to ►he Cabinet
making business will bet taken, if applica
tion he made soon. One from the (AAA
try would be preferred.
Gettysburg, Dec. s.—tf
Jacquard Wave Braid.
zit-
A NEW and beatitiful article for Trim
ming Ladies" , drasses; for sale it the
cheap Store of J. 1.. SCIIICK.
4Di " call and see tine esiortnient
PARASOLS'at CI itIVEICHEAP
c9ANN I 3.
HARDWARE AND GROCERY
- ,STORE,
FOR. SALE,
4ETTYBRUIVItt.3III,IK
• - •
SEMINARY. •
4:444 of
Alles — iferseca.- ;rill be Itiefirited
it MiNedes 41111pieesber. dad
_,ecia•
three lartaddrades i , dflive months eieli;
ertl the last of, Jona ;...lervies July and
Aegis/ W*ssiiiii/1 1 or Mai sad.
peas.-,—Tiiasiiiiii; per engin of five
sow. ; wish eataieasegai for the
scarts, Drinwilet sad nary Work. ' Pp
' s-1 1 " dole Otrila
its%tit the 5144 Casa
Ina the ptieEsrill bj nada, es
pt ter time lea by the Teacher, or pro
tracted Mies of the pitpilL
Referekte is neverthdlY shade to t u b
CoUosiiegipaitlnear ,
J. B. Wirbicire„ Dr•sabilackat.
4.A. ,
111wimposia, Dr. ,
It. U. Itaw_ &sag% .
Poor. Jecobiu
IrClass, . P. "alasimar.
J. IL priimar. hay, IL Janata%
Aug.a/. (March -
VIEW C 1
Hammly) V s ix.*ty . Stuit
wasedbir ak4ors the attenthsti at
.the pithier to the large assoroneut of
Goods jest nwafed atlis Veriest' Ettore;
on the N'elh Wfog coroCr of ifte '
i WOW, beuyebir g . Which' he will by
pleased to show sea who mayfarur bias
t with a :all. Thesteekeewristhiepul. of
COFFER; SVIWIR; 1161.4.4'8,88i-•
SIRUP. RONEY. TEdIS.
soceir, lands. italt.tiah.
also the hogethooll bestatha: or.
china. 4,3assina-qutibswiire
ever offered re .the
_Awe; also 44 gn
, WARE and TABLE OUTLEETi
fre 3111dIs p a large eseproneet of Codas
I %Tate. NBA es Tabs. Illeekeei; Mitres,'
Wdlow Baskets. el Al sizes. Leditli 4
Basket*. Stiethe",'
Whispa. Ake. IPrartcts.
elle.). Morse. i'iekkis. Coofeetions aad
Friths et ali kinds. flan. eotistaetly bb
I hand w ia4l rtipptt- of the bett
FAMILY FLOUR '•
and tlifferrnt kialla Of Feed. HAM dr. BA
CON. linnsiny and Beano; Tobacco, Snuff
and Cigars. situ a large variety of Fancy
Articlea--al! of *bleb frill .4• bold at re
naasitalgy krli Mori f r aralttlgr country
produce.
The enbomibtir sineere
thinks to liberalities Sir *literal patrli;.
nage berrying* . and in
perrhasers to rail rod rt
lialio l ,
skirt be(** , " -
WV: W. 7 dASJESB Y.
4.litsa: • •
PORTAN t
FRJLYDS
ESNS:-
The Moe is epprineMeg wherthil
win& el dee Pleetk. widohapkideseiterme 1
of Winter aril sweep in allikelr levy twer
the •lLod-.-whs. the Iteeneti bully Will re* ,
iiiiverproseetine Iran the ellitheg sullen)
AMAMI the VW,' Orgorls,OlfrOmi 4 0 .
Fein.”. Yen will therefore . ; ,llptee ,ir
in taTeitihat k will be erea4 to your* - I
raster kr,rell st, ; wows - midi line- I
price Cietg- ma r_afteky ,St4.:(4A
imedbiet,rbicathe the •Maider tifiera yeli
will find one of die lamps% .eheaFidt. atid' l
4
.6aigiaiiiiitaiiaieworiodatwit nkr
MADE 'CLOiVINCrisOI ' it VW
alloieliiiiritainity:' 'aura liPkist
or ornivit Eta fir *ink . " limo
fitrapile *Ad isofrkgrlkikri siMelisL
proarisbOtr than a vfinvehillirig."
The orrairder eyidini ' iiill ' W dirkitly
adbeinikkar >My geteleelow en4o4,at the
lowikiliviii prille. — reitTair Mtfiffprice
is rar t .: 04 shish /Mt RR bl .o.
11 VA, allaW' 0 1 1 111 SO
instance made. which is..Ve oily guar
antee that canlbe glide airineteet the pub
-1!e Ma iifirdieldni--bellevrit-ft 16 g be'' '
vet*Nati iprimear th an that 'ilf th e rad
rameitsthigr tedestwahltigh *rite') salt
selling fee jest chat you can get. 'My
stork of elediing congas Af Cleati. (Mr-
rbal"rll l l244lolll4s l o, 94 oshisllewit.-coldsi
of eftylifthipsisii; Pailtilioollo4oo44
eadi>.at+e. COWEN* Velitt**Ctinh i .lid
boeskin g Vests, of Satin. Cloth, G'
net Works Shim and Drawers Can=
toniladnel do.; Cravats. Handkerchiefs,
Collars, Bosoms. Suspenders—in short,'
every article that belongs to the Genoe
men's Furnishing Room.
My friends and the piddle generally .t.m
most respectfully invited to call and exam , .
Ise my assortment of clodling before ma.
king their purchases. and they will be Con
vinced that it is the interest ()revery mall
who studies et-tummy. to purchase his
clothing at Samson's. Thankful for past
favors, the subscriber would remits hie
most profound thanks to the ciiisens of
Gettysburg and vicinity, and hopes, by
strict attention I. business, to merit a.ean
'mummy of public favor.
MARCUS SAMSON.
Geuystrurg. Oct. 25. 1850.
RIBBONS! RIBBONS„.!
Wilk' Ladies' 'mention is asked to a
JR- very Imre and varied assortment of
plain MANTIIA and SATIN RIBBONS,'
of every width and eohir that may be tle 7
sired.
L J. L. SCIACt. .
.
/ms! raw • ,•:,
A Large ' , nu** of MO jolt iireivd
/104: and awed a 1 4*(1 104 , 1 d
KUICIZA Clomp Comm
tApril
LOCUST GROVE
STEAM 511414.
.„
TWO mitts 8. hP
7'1.10701PN. 1N GERMANI",
TYPO'SILIP.
Tills establishment is now in full op
eration and calculated to do all kinds
of Grinding upon the shortest notice s and
in the very best manner. Fainters and
others 'wanting grindirit clone; especially
in tithe of latiir water. *ill pleads call at
this atebliihment. whefe they c be ae
cottinsWitbd at all times. The
-SIZAX
4elosb.bKaMdawfasPection Obvt,noi
Flouring-Mill,
Lid eniontaind to dEr a`taiie
aridatit'orfr'PM rt t e„,(44ll/.4
4 'MOAN Ailf.44, is An ,onnAtlOttOtr
*MA!, eitebllshifietit, and' Sqteing"den
if 11l baled:' Criiistan4`oirt
•
AT 'CELL MIL •
wllpieasle Ituct
':retaif; Family sari Supt{=
Tein; toll( and Buck.
7ft hsr4 Pionr, warranted superior. A large
1 10 t er,cappged,_ .l f,y1 h Caru, 04*, Mixtures.
6knos, Otoppituir. i‘o;. to bd hail at
all ape 'at fair Chats:,
, • ,
ossethirin) , ffittaarkit
On lanai it all tithed; foi'ilale or a:011114i
ilirwegrtionti. Those yetiont selvaged in'
Floar and Feed bileifiesivein be se
eunintbdettici at rtl tiniete bn thit Ilternsid
notibt 4 l.4fither the' end Feed
miatifelituted, 'Or by haiing thdir own
'
Th'M estpitilletildent' has beedileiehtea et
libel' iXpinie for the ediel4l eon itthiettee
sod einottitntidefititi ifieheiyhditfiltoot!
anti will birried by fi rst:Mai
' .6111116* ^ NOED, Altr4 f EßS.
I The , agtlinfigded therefore respite' tr o vity
solicite the t ilstronige df the serrouit
,
14 0?!." may, rcit.isfifffict
gontligg and all, Ober ',plc
dons at tither of the
,11 , 1 MS, vi i ty
bye 1 ' 0:0 411AiiR1,01 upon
nofiee, Persnee %tint to i TilOl4
went from a distence sen at aßAnywydeil
deli.. Season, when ilia
airmail are Pier and , : lamer. Mere",by,
Waiting &abort tiaiei 121141%4r gieht home
with theist at: .they silty,
wish. Thitsit - thet - bring - AfititiWhit the
atone tan et ell timli• - teiseitiogitif Wird
with them gtOtiedi philter in exchange.
; I A: )! C if ifq Aar4 o /4 1 .
. „Ay iikholkitiimotrme.hooi
Markel for their grani,Tfair p ri ce wil l's,
all timeirbiAven for *hest, Rye. Corn,
, date, Arc.. a' 'tared et the Mills. ,
Locust Oro s, O : A:
• *l4
, i&ATitsT• FAtillloll)9P' ."',.
Ilir ' 14)}3iirT
l il li % 0) 1 .4e r P4 11 ...-qttO t , '.
. 1 "...,,-,41C9144,v4* , p,u411,5emg01,.. - I t
tilag,fle, , iiit il l i tifA4o4*, 4 sllFliireqt*.4APlPltt '
•I'r d o •t • # ~ ,, -. , , 1 ;,#,., ti 11.' 7th ,
1 A
! mill il te . 'l4t:iiAlli,tei
r iqrk.;" a 1 'hitt. el ' A% listniii,nt iri:1101
11aliiiiiiii . e . titti3r1; cipfirkifiin the Viit , pfief .
ofilicb.' knit tiblt'iloo}• • In. "W ai nt i liA ,, rit i r.
hung ptililiebinii ) i-c-iptdhfieilig'tfii° tot
:ioiheiki'lJiipirfoi hibfa-ilriti 'PRAM ,iiiit‘
Sal I:, It uerrill,'Flitc 'Pik' and'aJobtft 'Mts.
I & c., RH bf Which tie lOill 41111o4iiiniveitah,
tor errantry pmdtuie,it•deliverid !Mined •
ately: Purii taken in arriliaime g• Hum .
I ' J. J. BALDWIN, ' Akigt.
I• April .2.8. 181$0, t • . .‘• .f ' t , ' JA:i
HATS eiti IIVIC
Boots &shoes, •
pecrab r. iito
t jty.WOraeaCRtMF.u!+AURAY.4.
Hits , Cilpfs , &wets and. Show- io
oriif int, Us4*p I.ll‘
be sold the p fi .1/PrOaAtigioetniailiV'
drrprbiitlinertif 3 .111) lieb awe
.beatiAed ) feptip,e . wo 0040 the
PONtOctlllee. 6Witioitt-isllib I t end
beet deleted ewer *Weed; itn did I nip
end4eev,. P4111:ONT
•51,404 442b1 biEq nJ.tjt)u
4..rr
BUT IN A NEW SHOP: ,•.!',ft
' . 43k, AILEY
0101 - 00- for put itivorc and ias
thicANArsktihrepoloeeiing Meth° is again
loo*:1441fe: .Old stands oa Washiegton
Volk, , **imam 'squib of Thompson',
Hotshenee he will be prspared i is hire.
tofeirsoo do sit*inds of •
GOvit , ol; CLOTH. slily
,';
trr daffier Repairing done at short
Wiwi and on reasonable teams, for which
cvntry Produce will be taken.
The subscriber is thankful fur past fa•
vets, and hopes, by attention to business,
and a desire to please, to merit and receive
a continuasep of public patronage.
J. G. FREY,
' Gettysburg, Jan. 12, 1849.—..tf
KURTZ
SAII most IlitAntlllti A 481101 L nssoatxsar
Of Flotsam Braid BONNETIS,
Oelered Chip rte,
MisimieMixed Braid dcm.
China Petri, do.
Fine lowa do.
Aldebraide&lerlity Linda& • •
Chip and 'Straw do.
ALOO—A VAglrtrie OP• ';
rutin; Leghorn & St6Wilats,
which will he sold as cheap at the etienp.
eat. E.
New and. Fresh Ga•Oceries.
A. B. KURTZ
lIAS just recei ved* 'Sig* stipplyof now
and fresh GROCERIES, consisting
of Sugar-him" and Syrup Molasses, Eil'
gar, a prime article and cheap, Coflee,
Tose, Salt, Cheese, Oils, ChoOolirte, Rice,
&Li , Sc, QUEENSWARE, of every
variety, which will
. be sold uncommonly
low. • (1:7 - Then remember,.to secure bar
gains, be sire you callit KURTZ'S ttrap
Gorner. S. R. Cornet Centre Squire:
s'royE piPF.,. •
UNF every'lite cbnel lan,tiam ap4
- for &616- l a6 Bi t ig4 W-Ef 'Tin anB
Sheet-iron Estibtlehmetii4lo
Pout Offillie;Chaiihistabiiritsailik,
' 'l 7 " tpei: 2 ,
t .r 1
;~;
FWErin nsmsswen4
FOR 185 L
. .
IST pureuen/0 qf 140 1 Alt of Afkasernbly passel the 27th day of Jttlyi ts 4!. thei Th lliiii.
. ip t r v itateinelil islieteby pualilt4il by the Cotit'irilisiOheeti of Atletni &lolly; leltliciPtl . 4 .$
ex 141471 tilA'arridOilf;'decEtiptton Otol , ttehifinc'thil Retil NH IN`rsonal Ptopiltry,l'istatele;r l
Oacupatione. sod ,P.rtileiiitene, mule taxable by "the Noveti! Acta 'of Asseitobli'vrthirA
Co mute aveal4. i*-!- , , . ~, ii 410
-->m .... -,E.- 11'zi l 'iir 0 it.g, 5 4 I?
1
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r-, ct r '' ' n- - .? c '' v ';',, ..r : ci , k a t 4 s-.
... " i f 1-1- ~= 4°E a'2
' 74 i 7 ;it 7 • 27 ' 2l ' . 117
l'' ik -- 7 i 31
Timahhia ' l-41 er.Ew .g c •,§* —L - o ;n i , li • - 6 1 . ~ 27_ 0
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1,
rstiiibori, " ' 192496 4072 7383320140 ,444.60 4500 1900 I''' kW) 4
lAirtilierferrd, sagess 17397 155471 1855 elifo 7.5 li , ,
t
, elertiieny,'' 143530 10041 28002 3175 1 0 0 11500 100 1 . 447 1 '
0/0 - 001, '179050 8450 60371' 1 10380 500 9135 ea 3430 1
4148t8Nt.,4t, 319885 15090 574541 1705 14705 2
I f uirnort. 188741 10987 23345 900 i tli ,
Hinithotth.., 250419 15490'94856 ; 870 60 0 12615 306 2414
I.ibertv. ' 191911, 8.191 149561 300 .4660 ttd ' , 14
nl Hamilton, ' 1833101 9740 6811751 2230 10590 ' 4618 '' ,, r , ..'r ,11 0/
Men9lleu, ' 110100 'l4llO 141071 . 9300 , , , ~y: 19161 , rtiniti
11traban, ' 219455 171995 29830; 1733 133i0 I , 3 4• rti iblin
Franklin. 11761 :12789 30341' 467 0 /:- .3 491 , . , 2 , II i
4onbw4go, 2012241 9493 97734 9CO 63721 ,1 . , 3 1 1
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Tyrone, '142719 0090 saso 1 1 , 1 8 1 1 1 \ 1 ,
.
Mounljoy, 1634091 101/71 17:45 600 - 14 1098 - ' t ... Of
*IOWA Piliailitn. ' 2582891 16783 30894 30 7516 • - 1433 ---
ft e1d0341 . ; 7,148431 14801 41392 200 5040 ' A ' 1 18115
1---smirk, - '99900 48 3, 14 6 / 5 , 6685
rt•edom,
893
A . .;4',19, 43845 1.25.141. 48n 0 'mitt my , i , , sso Ise
0/or
aton, , 207633 ' 9353 26503 1350 15190 0 -, • ,Al_ll/11 I nt 1
eller, 19ti,207 14256 25883 1'175 8,85, ~ r• 20 4 ) ~ i 4110 , 1 . 10
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TOW ' 92599 249510 590103,6547811440 - 1 - 0717 , 13.4996t1500 585 34033 44' 3i 1140,0,
' , , -_—___ _
~
•-• _ 1 4 01
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. AimiiiNinton, (Yeti.
Decenabwev :1850.-Bw.
AUItABJ.E FARM
IrPillfrefTE S4LZ.
offer sl trivnio Silo
y i~ t FAH.M.,adjating lands or D. Zieg
'Pitier, and others, half a
Iluile,tiout4 of Geilysburg, atid containing
104 ACRES,
inure oriels. Tho improvements
1 ere'
TWO HOUSES ,
Okip lid the other Frain°, and a large
ittiOtbik Barn. There are t*ti wells
pi isster. Ono each ltonse. ((vith ptih'ip in)
A puling Qrchard ofcholce ,
„Pratt Trees,
Work , hat* of
the fartn4U fit MentkoW, front which out
tons of Hay has bcOtt sauna yearly.--
Thoolittid'iais -ell toc , farmed, and is all
tVailoadapted.•tu raising grass. It might
• usedists •Dairy, fatal to• a very great
Ildr i liutothe tarots apply to the under
•
, ..r,a.ALEXANDER (3011 EA N.
WILLIAM HMG.'
, letioiB4o4ol.l •,. ,• .
M147:4N A
• .11.1;41firrava,e #.044/if; oELOBliPothil S.ou,u "
i - west rnir
• the public square, one duel. wcat o _ , ,
x4eorge Arnold's Store, And,•fornierly,oe,-, REMOVAL.
ettpied ss s Lois Office by John M'Con.
DR. J. LAWRENCE
t or nett flu tor or . v 1
nl'>atrintstsna
retti6ved hie 'office to the htiltillni'"
deelnkble tei
oppiisite the Lutheran Choi - ell:id
se _, lll " lthein , ft°44 hanibersburg street, 1, 'doors eatftillitic l
tne nettesetry CPI jOgriver tb , Washington.
,; :j lVilitildleer•fre; store where he ritay 'tithed"'
1111)1* ish '"" fiiiind ready and to attend' 'tiP
' 111171 ''''""" - " ' any case within the pro Vince of the nerilNl
list. Persons in want of full sets of teeth
to Soldiers of the War of 181; and others 'are reNpecillilly invited to call.
-414" mks,: dr irrittil'ifid 'toed- I REFERP.scp:o.
' 'phicalent •Pistbitt br. C. N. R eft Unlit Ir, I Be: A... P .. R TII,
416
11(41814446"hinliiill$ tt""tllF
L C L l.T6 s tertt., I I V ' 14 0 1 . 1 1 .. c 1;47;41ft.1“
itirtitYttvhl4-0"?,1319Y' derby D. at 'Aunt*, 1 w .1
l'ltt e r• • .• • - rxoLellia
• 'Res' J. C. War sc..‘ ,D. M. L. like., ki..r.: 1 43
• t tletty§446 ' 9 l l . lliov.L.Lit •'
• . /oh' I. I sTs•
.111MER'S NOTICE.::.
0,T,11l EAi Ile r• b y 10,101 o all Legs ,
~'
, I& fWI tidlei 1 pettsone. ettinetiliPi.
list the Adminiattetien._Accounts of the
deceased rpolftintCheletnaper; nereationed,
rOl/0. bi1PFV 491441 . 11 0,0 Or.Pbene. Olortof'
0 1 0ttly, fur conarmatiutt and - alhisii4
ego% qp i rliadal,44 44th : day' of becent;
kr!. villp Pr,,
V i ~: , :
~, , i , )4 titl ; and Unal 'account of re
rk I
• 410 1 , O,mi i nistrator , of the eatato'iat
P 1,11,/ .31b.pri, *eased- ' ' '
18 1 9., 11.11411 1 ,0 fin a l .arcount orrohn
treistleVAdooloivOster ut the estate of Pe.
per Marlde.. t datceseesl, who was Adminis
trator of GrimslVitet dereased.
I 199. Thll first mad final account of Wil
liam Kuhns, Adeainistrator of the ratate of
Daniel Hawn, deceased.
190. Thit'first end final accroint ut SaM
bel iratiOrtdel, Administrator With the will
annexid, of the estate of Mary, rot Kitch
en, deeealied'. '
191. The account of lohn D. M'Pher:
son, Etecotot of the estate of l'irrn. M'-
Pherson. deceased.
142. The . decount of Win. Mbright, one
or the Testainentary Trustees (under the.
will of Daniel ty:ettr, deceased) fur the
benefit ot the Poor.
103. The first and final account of Hen- .
ry Renal, Guardian of the personal estate
uY Susaitna Kalkreider, George Kalkrei-
der, Elizabeth Kalkreidet, and Samuel
Sinceider, giinor children of t etirge !talk;
folder ;Aeceased.
194. The first and final account of Win.
n. Brandon, Illuirdtan of the natter chil
dren of Pao. S. Brandon, deceae , ed.
195. The first and final account of Ja
cob Fulwiler, iktfutiniettator of the 'awe
'ef John Steiner, 4 . deceased. •,'
•
..: W. .W. LIA,SIERSLY,
Register's office. Genyabon. ? itegiater.
Nev. 5 • . :
Collectors 'rake Notlev
roVeclors Tires in the
JR- erect I ownetiilli le AdaWts Coenty;
are hereby notified thet 'they 'will be ' re
quired to mettle tirti their 'll4licAtie on or
Were Wedociutay the at dq of Januury
next. on which day the Coruiniesinners
will meet at their effuse to give the twee
stay cutonenitiall.
3. G. MoiumorrAH.
JOHN Mvisietatex jr,
JAWS
neat" Leutnitiisitioners.
A.eutimeiitnot, clerk. [Not. 21.-44
CI L 0 T I-18 C4§SIMERS, VES`►` :
iNGS. 4r.c. o —} tuihioultbte variety,
fervad ~ .8C ti Epics
OZTEEI. GOODS—weltu
Ititiseite t0P111%6
Beads te r., can be'+ad at eilltitteee*
t 546 hi YetiliY tifeql
.caer ,ei
ItfOßNir4oBl4R4 l man
JOHN IN trtSEEMANAxio —ll )u
IAOOI3 GittllB'r, 14) sift
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AGAIN AT WORK. 1,
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ATTEND TOED TININTiIi
firlE subseriber has the pleatitte . of
announcing to his friends that 18410111
again recovered his hbalth Sufficient tiftea
Sarno, this practice of •
Dental Silrgery,
and Will tie pleased to attend to sli orttate i l
connected With his profesaio'n, sueksis
cleditoing, filing, pulling, plugging an d' ,
l'eeth. Having the benefit:Or
.othuber of years practioe. he Dusts e • .;
dent of beingable to render full estlitfa
to all who may favor'him With ,
tronage.
Kr Reference is tespetttfully made
the following gentlemen : -
Us. H. 8, "lobar, lion. M. ,
Dr. A. Wheat, Prof. M. L. leionin.,
pr. N. 9. Dorlachir, Rev. Dr. Whintretar; ""'w
r. D . Horner, Riv. Dr. Deught.r.
Dr. (2,• Homer. I:11V. - Jacob Ziegler.
The autishiiher ties rernotiekl Mini*
donee to the house formerly occupied bri
Rev. Mr, Gerhart, in S. Elaltimorestreetvw
a fear doors above Fahhetriunk's stunt. '.'T
• F. E. - VAtinERSLOOT;
March 16, 1850.--tf
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Price Reducid . l .
VAUGHN'S
aticotratrenc =maw
Loafs Uses—OnlyllMo OM
perirso of the'Gress4 41.0;himi Item
••RUT' woven, o skives ." • heftier! SY OW'
:swot ealleferkor of his duets, distinsbud Ifidedilv•
Attires had 'Moeda. hu MVO '
Reamed **Price'
'or hi. Ponds , wed well blown etuth end hen die d&ho
herenholl. be wi3 pet - op bet or nu eayl..blydifaior
*rate o the nun prieewrill Ye
013 DOLIAIt
Ts pet& way ,wt serwed tint Woe Arguer of die NO n
ihsa. .42•14 th. ad esoisive properuar watt helm, vs ,
uarrawesw. awl the maw at.. will in immorad irk pew H .
pries it se Yr/44*ton. rrt
A. this reediefin, soder ne reduced prioe..iiti
by thou who have wet hitherto wade thewerehei Ice
with it Auer. the nephew would belt to tethers ells W 1
Oda it ost to he with the ors maw of nweidlir
of the day ;•' it eielso for itself a goner. Ant* pewerrepi3
ell dreeemai Ohms ear raw hrumerides mew herat
world ; and hos avulsed itielf G2l eight ght Ter a/ ice •
medical virtue, tad. 'roil thb redeether. otawsueded
the price of asp alive wtkie is dds Usk. . •
Nam" rAwricuLklit iv. MO ertkis ores with dessiinethT
log power sad sertaloty. WOO ON
Mood, Liver, Lduya. Lungs...l
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and A ether omen. edehl the Reim *edam e ( ' 04 4 lilb PA,'
health depend.
tide oakum by• iegh ate , IP•k• 1, • ••••ir 111 1 .''t a
' . , as
Dropsy sad Gravel, ,
;,s 5:0.4
= 4.th.
sod ell dirty et that amen. It liaY be Ara *lltea
thh lateilegeat pirealetaa ha. aliendoeed his —hag '-
these adhering dassea, seen. imes* pleerli; Illthid. _ .i'''
oar win& eardertle and boosoir sosoussomr' . - dim
paseeat peat It is was ',budded ler ahl, sad the OW Weillhelli)
tha ankle ea is the • : k /1,-1.2 .rli
Cheapest Iffsdishke L thrlikat • - 1(0
liar SIN. irk Air ...tiffromitaffire
gm rooks ever duos ps*ss rriAfik tirfroldifiri*
sow oared ralarlik fir iirrotiffl, rfavrirsoiffi
4111 frfre raw datum par nor re VArraca IhrrurifiT
'Theo mains MA Ittlibbd4 lath thil beta'
'raduw, lade bleu aluaetar Woe fritiotifiar
tM arealairr, th*loolliiiic CAC* Ed sbiab.li Ar
Isom ram al puts se Or ***loo. Oar ba Mill s
chcliehell YMCA& Liltheralado "bilwarraPy-filir
fcfrift Merriam Reseed y, now Srf *l. if WWI biUMNI at 1 11
Yea, ext 4 Waal u6O at. nob. Ho midi 11 , 901 will to
linorod pawed Ida* it disposed of.
rit.tvia Saffiflo. K. Y., or !kale OWE:a
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tali Vllideser Lag br OL;CeTI
QM, 01 Waldo Law. N. Voriifefif. ;
040 , 11 , 44111 Gal lad
'OM USZWL9•I6IiIMO) Mat 10' 1. 0 } 1 PO4 alr,!sfr a.
vale sisal to
Ao Efdebtar, nottyrila:
itartin, 031160 ; Wm. Vl7 op; East •
sipti.4„ Mary Abhouttowts ;J tl• C. 'l;` •
r'Oevflia ; Lewis Drufait, C•tuitileisb*itr
Irprlin,Hinover• . r•-.O UkM
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