I gratulste him on the skill with which he
theWitiga. ' 'That le the rarest and most
important princ i ple i n t h e w h o l e Dimo- is playing his game for the Presideney."
erode mod. A nt it is one that is easy t o And, sit, I have'in my hand the Dim°.
...,..,, A... ,, i. _ iiand mew to . i. ii i i s,, t h e potty , crane Reviei, the great organ of our per
171701,77,i,';',"e'.wittlia o , l u y it:Uher ,beat as; ty ; and that shows Gineral Butter up in
mans prineiplee no they area mind th ; ! tits true colors, It soys . he isn't nothing
twee
no
need to have but one. w e may i nor nobody ; nothing hut "a' mere .beaten
bring em all under one rule,ntul Mutts, to ; horde." it sari the country might be lost
fight
eon the w h i r.: We are ag i n the "before Gineral Butler could get an idea
Bank, and agin the Tariff and nein Inter.; 1,110 Ilia head, or a Word out of it." The
; Review says : "From his almost total
nal I;nprovements, because them are Whig
d oc trines, Now let us follow nut the same; lifelessness in public affairs, it-was defiled
role, enihWhentver the Whigs go fur abo- 'at the last Presidential election. even in
'Wolf we must tight agin abolition, whet-; his own neighborhood. that he was a Dein
over the -w ino go for sta „,„ 4 , we met ; sacral at all. • * • " And General Butler
tight agiu Shivery. : elf we stick to this 'vent to the polls in 1849 and voted for
title Iheengli thick and thin, and only:tick . himself to prove •his own Di t nuerney."—
teSkethere's no danger; we shall cak...i On the whole, the Review says : "We
i declare hitn made up of feeble negatives."
ry every,, thing afore tter.
Dueler #riggl•—Wtil.ltr. Chairman,
i Mr. Chairman:l nuive we skip neer Gin-
I Otilik there's a good deal of meaning
i n , oral Butler, and take up the next carall
what you sal. And I g., for harmony ; ! date. I
an I move we go according to your plan, I Deacon Snow.—l wont pretend to say i
and iff - ek out a Candidate that Wa can o. l'we - eao 'tlxi any thing with Gracia! Butler;
; !may be he is out of the question. Brat
led, and fix up the principles afterwards
for. Jett as you t ray , what ; goo d will rho' there is Pottle' reason to think it is pitied.
, We the Dimocratic Review hasn't exactiv
principles do us if we dee% oleet our can
oe son are !done him justice. I like_to see lair play
alidate 1' Now Mr. Clitirmen,
paper ", . all ruined. Mr. Breckenridge, a repreaen-
reistmaeter, and have. all the
y ' o u r o ffi ee otna knuo , hew th i„ /0 geta i mig. ! lathe in Congress from Kentucky, made
I mare that you netne oveftlekcanditlates . a Porch on the Presidency a few days ago.,
the 4th of this month, if I .nistake ion.
for the Presidency, and tell us how they
Mind, so we may see which is the strong• and
he declares the Dimocratie Review
'eel aml go in for him. it "full of gross misrepresentations." I
- •
a ll t h e ! will read, unit your leave, Mr. Chairman,
Ouiroten. • —Well, as to that,
State, limo
pat. up' their candidates yet,'; one extract from this speech : "There
but a good , many of em inie,
..iiti some ' was a gentleman lull of talent, fell of trans.
; ity, a •ijarticular partisan and friend—as he
em has, and some of em I can name over.
Thete's New York, she pats t pGovernor had a right to be—of a particular gentle.
i .
, man mentioned in conaecti in with the
Marcy ; and•Pentisyrvania pits up
Ai r.
"Buchanan- ; e nd Michigan pure tt p Gineral . Presidency. That graitletnan went to the
Cul; and Kentucky putstip Glueys! But. I State of Kentucky upon a political pit
,ker.; and . Thinoie rue lip Judge Douglas ; . grimage last fall. the object of which woo.
and . 11. suppose, to drive Genend Better fr o m
• ITIM Indiana pins up Gineral Lana ;
..Peelle puts op mum' Homan. And 1 ; his own sod, to hishimor loin at Imine. by
*peak!' Oleic may be more dial I don't think ; fastening npan him a corrupt political in.
so m e of the f oremost trigue. But lie failed in his object, and
of raw, but these is
one,: • The Dintocraitie Review. printed ; attune back and bought up the Dominant:
in ''Nex t York, that is thought to take the i Review for a political partisan paper fur
ons
lied in these . Matters, divides the candi - ! the ealoPaigo ; and, with no nati at the
'dates 'lmo two elasses, the old class and ; inast•head, that Review is tit Air punish
the y ing a coutse as fatal to the Democratic par
young class ; or, itS some of the papers
as it is false and untair."
sallsiokfAil;rmsies and Yonttir:A nrcrica. 1 )
The old ftigy Class is tiovernor Marcy, and Anti - ate: - - Chairman, the - Washington
and Union. our great Donocratic organ at • the
Gineral CASs. and Mr. Biectionatt,
Goverument. comes out agin the
Moira] Duller. and Gineral Houston.— seat "I .
Ditnoeratic Review about as hard as Mr.
• And aheiroung America chase is Judge .
!Breckenridge. Just hear wlett it stas :
thatghte. - Afiff 4 the Diumeratie Rorie:*
c And last, but not least. ainong
'Oise in . fliCide , ily fur this last cless , the lininer
`beatiot - Snotee-"1 should liki to haver olio organs which create dissension and
theWpiiiint of outs venerable chairman a- , ?remote discord, is the Dinwerattc Re.
bout judgik . DOnglas, as to whether he's yiew• Thiseriodit;al, periodi. , al.once so eleva cd
the' right
roan for us, and whether we het .. iu its of-jests, descends to the level of mere
_ tie i int t forhim along with the m ount , I fitetion, and opens its kilteries - upon! all
iclteilisi. - ' - - tthe proatinent members oh the Dintocratic
say 1 th e
who happens not to suit the taste of
Chedentan.—As to that; I can only
only ! the editor." the union piper goes on
Judge D,twillaa is a mere boy'yet,
_ablaut' forty, years Old, and some folks' to give rho Democratic Review a g,,,,,!
drubbing ; it says the attack upon G literal
Batik* tied better tans% at Jerico till his
Butler was initialled for, ant: is insulting
beard Is grown. There is good mettle in '
!awl, but let him , wait fifteen .. or twenty ! to the people of Kentucky ; and the Uniou
years longer, s and then may be it will do ; stands up for the class or Old Foyers
to:begin to talk about him. like a man. Bin as G literal Butler is soar
, A •
Deacon - Show:--'!'hat's correct. I 1 a disputed candidate, perliapa we better
move we pass over the 'Young America' Pass alutig to the next.
clan. and take UP the Old Fogies. Chairmon,..—Well there's the old hero
to G e t veto _ lof Safi bt! 111 tO left, Cratere! II
Usairinan.-- Well, whatsay (amoral, of
or ittar9r.l '.Our Dimiteratia brethren ; Texas; wit"' Sa Y l et hlin 1 lie ' s stud to
great favorite with the Dtinocracy,
WM1,183615 to express their minds freely. ; be a
In order to harmonize we must know each and has a good deal of the grain ot Old
other's opinion. Hickory about him. What's the teaioit
we cant all harmonize upon him. G. 21-
Sargent Joet Downing.-I've no doubt, ,
Mr. Chairman, but what Governor Marto, i
; kitten will please to speak their minds.
is a good sound sort of a Dimocrat, and ; Sulonasn Juiles.—(Trader at the upper
party, but corner.',—Mr. Chairman. old Saul Duras.
has done good service in t:tie
ton ' S hoes can be curried in short ord•-o. I
I think that patch on Ins tronses has done •
'the job for t win, so hell never get over it. . can tell yon. Tile fiet is lie's been all °-
If We undertake to run him, we shall get - vet 1410 country, giving temperance lee
'
,!
In rea;ll_ll.4 iria;ing temperance speech es, lick'W all. t" )
stud remisy sitear'te never shall hat e e .—Wel7, Aowwillg)r.Bo.
my vote as long as there's tots- strength to
chewed dal ? WS a strung candidate. mid ' brand De,icun .itsic
i
lately got majority in the Diinocratier• [Weal se"sati•
culled the speaker ill order.]
Convention of Penney in spite or Gin
aril cm% who didn t get half so many i
Chairman.--Well, ell, gentlemen, we've
votes as he did; . . ! been thikiugh all the luremost candidates,
d there
Deacon Snow.--The greatest thing lan sc ents to be difficulties all round.
I would call upon our respected know agin Mr. Buchanan is that l'et delegate
heard - he was once an old Federalist. If to Baltimore, Major Downing, who has
I
that's the ease I shouldn't like to vote fur had a good deal ul experience in political
him ; and.oionreer, if there's the least taint mater,, togive " in" "LW". Now, he
.4 . mc... ,.. Thijaal about him Mr: Richie will be has seen the proceedincs nits evening, and
T w ' re 'c o l light
Imo him tooth and nail. so , hearth the Donocracy of Downitioville ex
i press their sentiments. I would ask lbws Woulduc be no chance to elect him. hou
feel it his dutywlt to take
awl,' man.—Well, there's Gineral Cass, ghat course he wi
,
reason
hew ;than he stand ? is there any, when he gets into the Baltimore Conven
why be wouldn't run well 1 • , nun.
Serpa:lief Downing. — Mr. Chairman, 1 Mijor lock Downing.—Mr. Chairman
I don't mem to be too particular, and 1 and kilow-Deinticrais, alter returning you
my sincere thanks fur the honor you have
slat hard to please ; but Gineral Cass, I
conferred upon inn this evening, I beg
don't think, would run better than some
one of the others . And , besides, he's got , leave to state that frontthe. instructions
off the true Dimocratic utatformoang . which I' soma to get trout this meeting to- .
. ow - f e scue/it under vim , ru r ik ti o4a•k r u ;ritigiat, and the light I now have oil the .
,gut th e Whigs. Fora year or t wo - ag o " I VO. I should tech hound to propose to
be said Gineral' Foote and some others : t h e Convention to take a gin end vote
went ;off opa al' slant and Pied Webster' wheth er they will have ,n candidate from
and Clay, all that fightin the Whigs. and got up am cow:
Promise.— the 01(1. - Vogy class or the Young Anieri
'Woven% e-
The ca chaos. If they decide in favor uf the
, Old Fogies, I should move that Governor
Dinsiterats have been a good deal wrathy
whoutit; and`it tan% but a little while ago Marcy, and Nlr. Buchanan, and'thulei•al
and Gineral Boller. and Gmeral
I see - a Dittiocrefic paper in - Richmond. Ca "'
. . . . Houston, be
VI:. cane-ern "the miserable set of rag. put into a hat and shook up,
mediae who got up the Uuion party." li, and theta the President of the Convention ;
, draw one of eat out. And whichever come
'weiuldif 1 do to have a candidate that the
out first the Convention should unaiii-;
Diiiiieratin papers can talk so about. It
-:
'wouldn't produce the right sort of harmony mously agree to rue liiin, and ask no qued
:
in the ranks of the Doutteracy. I think. lions. But if they should decide to favor'
Mr. Chairman ; eire bettergo further, if we 'of the Young America class, I should;
fare' worse.' ' ' . i wove to put Judge Douglass into the hat.;
allil7lloll. Well, getlemen, • there's _, and shake hint tip, and thaw Imo out, and
-.--
Ilmieral Butler, 'of-Kentucky. He'a said . agree to tali hint at all hazards. [Here'
to be a careful Dimucnit ; one that it trill ; three cheers were given fur Major D own .'
be, , lutril to pick any flaws in. What say illll .] '
se ki w i,. „., : ..,. ~ , . .- Chuirman.—Gentlemen and fellow-Dern•
.-Bag John s re w .......T4,„ itt i ng on a bench . °craw, it it be your mind that our delegate,
with timer three papers in his hand.).._ i Major Jack Downing, be instructed to ful-
Alle., , Clutirmen Gineralllotier is the worst , low hi s own instructions, please to say
eandidateitithe sr holslot. Ginerilly speak- I ti li•' ,
lug,he is'o
t nowhere ; and when you do [T he question was carried by a unan
yA,ppekt toiled him he heel never ini the I imous and very loud vote. Aad after
right place. You remember, air, at our I three inure cheers fur the harmony of the
Nat muting I describiel its my speech the !Democracy, the meeting adjuurned.]
Boiler Wait es being all nicely rolled in 1 Copy of the secretaty's minutes, examined anti
1 494 !mil rubbed over with a little Van l IPPwved bY tbe.Pr " id " ".
MAJOR. JACK DOWNING.
Bums, oil. Well, sir, since the meat has I ' -------------'—'-----
be•
en shank WI. the Vita Buren oil could DESTRUCTIVE MILO IN PHLLA
um, trotke' it stick. It's all shook.n ff ' and Dta'ri" .' —
Luss of One Million of
11 1 01/1 1 nothing but a black slavery eat,— ; Dollars. ,
A few
. weeks ago Mr. Cabell. or Florid a , its PHILADITiPLITA, Alarch .
28..--A most
Congress , called Gineral Butler a h.ostarn
a de a stcyctisr p Lfiri broke' • . out lass night, in
centlitlate." That straitenwl h'
k Ile destroying , hour large four etury
ahoWe4 his color, and oue of h' l r nu-t.4" I ware l a. ' .' •Y,
thei moo
read a letter f t f riends in _ louses. running from Bank alley - to.
from him that i Strawberry street occupied by extensive
ehoUred Inv went the whole hog in favorl.; imparters of Silks, lacer and fancy gooils.
the ..regtoul li the compromise " S i r . a t
IT hitless of Messrs Stewart and Bro., is
bold that letter in my hand, 'and in it-Geo. I e_Sttruated at $300,000. LOOS '&
Bro.,
era? butler preaches about fits comp rot n. 11350,000. Messrs 1:31*
iioli law ti Methodial lillill . li i M essrs . ... citron & 'Co:, $200,.:
titer. e says t 000 . Wyeth, Rog ers & .Co .,
"liiikes though a great national altar had 'loss $75,000. K. • M. D • v; d. Co.,
lateett *reeled in 'Mc initha, tin which every : 090. J. Edward l e. h oak ?APl:raj:Let $ I:
000.n817
lover of our Colnikinil country is invited! The lo in ss nn o rn f a) t
. e pries is neay:
so /ay his o ff ering of peace. and t o offer ; ered by (Me in 1 htlacielphia and N.
etp his prayers tor, the prepetuity of the York. - . •
Uoiota and the cootinuatice of the inesti„ A to ------------
1 d.. —ORD To 110vs.—Stick to your twade,
lii .va tt e kft w ltio , ga si ve r t . tetl a w t o l e a t: l jo u y age uu .
s tl i e l,i r iir iut v : brav a, an d:l eans h ow to wor k if you wish
is
uci
ttotetwiruizi4outen_t;agitia,s
beininouth. hi !nii ; t i ti r e u s e ig ni t tl a c t p h e a n u de a n i t ta .
I, L,....Lis m n ec o tta mo n re ict
Abe onstroet.
that
wu in flyer
iiiii _ in
t ow 0 the Will. and labor 'as he may; un.
l'ikornimuorsii. vapor itt New , York, P lYl f ug 14" h ark , .t ile hit ' 6l *ltYs a t 11 0
i SS he becomes perfect in his tratte, he
li V 1
*ow 440, adw says t ~ Wit Commit eon- 5 ,. La never rise. ' .
TAP STAR AND BANNER.
CIETT'IB CNN.
Friday livening, April 2,1852.
FOR PRESIDENT,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
VICE I'ItESIDENT,
JAMES C. JONES
FOR CANAL. Cr NIMIssIONRIL,
JACOB HOFFMAN, (Berks)
A WORD FOR OURSELVES.
Ipr:72•We haven word or two to say of ,
some importance to ourselves and patrons.
for which we should like to get the via of
every sullscriber. It is now going on seven
years since the "Star" passed into the
hands of the Senior editor. During that
period our patrons have not been troubled
with any peculiarly pressing duns by way ,
of settlement of accounts. There has been
no general settlement in this period. But
long unsettled accounts sometimes give
rise to unpleasant and it is our
desire now to settle up our Books for the
past, and start fresh. To accomplish this,
we shall be under the nceeFsitv of making
out Bills on nil unsettled .Ireonits. u•i(h
md to persons. Antl 3S we 3
as fir as possible, to avoid the necessity 3rol
ex:imse of a Collector, we hope that oid
frien Is will call :it the o:flee, within a reas
, onable Clue, and settle. 'l'l l re aro Soule
who have been the Star for better
Lit
th, six years, others a less time, who has e
u-!ver pad at all. There are others vi t.,
art holt bted to its in mutter amount,.
We trist tlmt all will be prep trod at. !, ast
to do something for u 4. ‘Ve have num
ber of heavy engagements ti meet this
Spring., anal a f, 6% 4 3 cavi l of ou r
Minivait patrons, while it will le rally lw
felt by them individually, would relieve us
front Villbarrasmnont and enable us to t nti.r
nirm the new Volume with bitter spirlts
!and a filler den nu:nation to
Star I . vcry Vii 11%a:by their patrom.: , mid
support. As lief ire st:iteil, we shall lual:••
out all our uci ouata, tail SUell 35 . .; 1311 11,,t
o, lr for c , ,!;.• Ait,ti, t.f
be _icon.
V.:I - V:0 1r... nu.l..r
13r,i(111,-a.l, t ;:t0v..n.., , ,n11 , 1 Kurtz, at
NVaAlitigton ; Mid to 31r , sr.. ('anon,
Mattbh, , , at Itarri:zburz, for
sundry favor?.
7•Anot6wr letter front yLtjor JActi.
DowNrNo will he f mill in to dAy's piper.•—
The Nl.ljor, it will ti e see n, h as l a , n
ap
p thlogate to the next
Natitmal Convention.
Slate Convention
Procco of the NV hiLt l 4 tatc
Conventiqn will he f,0n.1 in ati-t her e,,lonin.
The (I.A:b pro.4catt,l a urtrlzr,i
e.,at nest to the I e rljut d.ing4 of the
o C,:tiventirm IvI,;e11 Hit in the
Hare. It f. a w,, , Ls im•vi,rtH. Gen.
Sri) rr \yd.: f,r Presi.kner
a v.:e ~; I I:; “Cal thc
Nati,nal %,nvc i(m."
ly re , )1101 , ! IS t in,trut•ti , tis in fav4,r of
1.11'o:1 114 , kTMAN, of Berko n
nominmel for Canal
3d hallot. Ai) Eleetoral
en ; a f“I: ~ e t of 1 . 4:ey,-.ltus
National et.uvention ; and a : 4 cri,s of res
olutions unanimously adopted. Tht Con
vention then adj,mrned ttith nine dicers
for Gen. So,.tt.
The Maine Liquor Law
:S:lnate on Tuesday nnide
effort to get rid of die 31 gallon provision
in the Anti-Liquor Bill, but failed by a
vote of 14 to 16—the enemies oft he Bill,
with two or three of its professed friends,
voting in the negative. We still hope to see
the 31 gallon clause stricken out. It is a trick
of the enemy, designed to kill the measure,
and as such the friends of the bill should
regard it. Let us have straight-forward
legislation on this subject, and no shuffling
or evading responsibility—no mongrel bill,
"half horse and half alligator." If the
Legislature is afraid of the Ruin - , influence
and don't want to give us the Maine Law,
let them say sn, and the people will know
where they stand. But these efforts at
"carrying water ou both shoulders,'' wont
do. If the friends of Temperance in the
Legislature cannot get a bill that will en
able the opponents of Ruin to go before the
people. with clean hands, take none at all
The 31 gallon feature yields the whole
ground on which Temperance men must fin
ally expect to make their stand—that of
principle.' Strike it out, or vote down the
! bill.
P. S.—The bill to restrict the manu
facture and sale of intoxicating liquors (the
31 gallon feature included,) came up in
the Senate on Wednesday, and passed
that body ou final reading, by a vote of
17 to 15, es follows :
Yeas-3lessrs. Barnes, Carothers, Car
son, Evans, Fenian, Guernsey, Hamilton,
Haslett, Hoge, M'Farland, Mcblurtrie,
Malone, Parker, Robinson, Sanderson, and
Slifer.
Nays—Messrs. Bailey, Buckalow, Crabh,
Darlington Freiley, lfultkli, Jones, Kin
sey, Kunkle, .Carlin, Matthias, Muhl
enbarg, Meyers, Shinier, and Walker.
The barn of Mr. Benjamin Landis, of
East Lainpeter tp., Lancaster county, was
struck by' lightning on Battirday lust. It
was totally destroyed. A. house near at
hand was saved with considerable difficulty.
w..7.The St. Louis Intelligencer announc
es the death in that city, on the 17th inst.,
of John Randolph Benton, aged 2 4 2 years,
ly son of Hon. Thos. H. Benton. Ho
was sick only a few hours, and diod of lin
ttaok of bilious feter.
IrrThe growing of willows, for making
baskets in Baltimore and Philadelphia, is
carried,on to a considerable extent in Delo-
GO - Nothing of interest to rooord in tho
*ay of Congressional doings.
Bileanagi, flom Ger. 'Bigler. What Maisie thinks.
ICrLast week Gov. Bigler sent a mes-1 The journals of other States hostile to
sage totho Legislature, ou.the finances of the Maine law, are circulating reports that
the State, in which ho recommends that the friends of the Temperance Law have
provision be made by which, in future, of- been outnumbered in the recent Town
fleets of the Commonwealth may be preven- I Elections. Their authority for this (says
ted from contracting debts in the name of the N. Y. Tribune,) is mainly a small a
thek3ommonwculth. He thinks that the nonymous Rum . organ, lately started in
Commonwealth is often imposed on by fie- Portland and named The Maine Law
titious or exaggerated claims, and that this Erpneitor. But its alleged facts are false
might be obviated and econoiny be consult- I hoods, or isolated facts, so arranged and
e I by requiring all bills to be paid for at distorted as to have the effect of falsehoods.
the time of the contract. In regard to the j A very large majority of the people of
matured bonds of the State• ocht, he says :1 Maine have voted to sustain the law where-
"There is now duo and unpaid two mil-, ever the question has been raised—and
lions four hundred and ninety-one thou- that has been wherever the lovers of liquor
sand two hundred and tifly-five dollars of felt strongenough to cherish a hope of
the Minds of the Commonwealth, hearing
interest of ti per rent., and a balance of success. Horn has carried but few towns,
near line honked ihmisand dollars due to and those generally small ones, while Au
domestic creditors, teetering a like interest. gusts, !tenger, Belfast, Farm, and nearly
besides one million three hundred mid every place o f Hole has e h eseti mun i e i ind
ninety thousand dollars nt 5 per cent.;
officers favorable to the law.
ver two millions will fall due in 1553, and
The Mayor of Bangor, L. Hamlin,
:Mont three milliens '54. Ile reeont.
mends that the matured bonds and such (11V4g candidate for Governor in 1g48,1
as may fall due Miring the year, he eau- in his message to the new Council of that
celled by the "eg"""""" or a luau ' and city, on its organization, the '2 . 2.‘i inst.,
that bonds of the Commonwealth he lase.
thus bears testimony to the benign efrects
eel. re-imhurs et the expiration of tell
or tineen years, at a rate of interest pen of the Maine Law
exc....ding 5 per cent., with interest ecrtiti• "The enforcement of the law in relation
caws ettarlied, or in the usenet lorm, as In the suppression of drinkingdionses and
'toy be deemed proper." , tippling shops was commenced about the
The Governor also urges the imm,elinto Ist of July last, and the reports from the
Police and quper departments concur in
comphetion ef the Nerd' lit-etude Ca n al.
representutipts favorable effects in those
an i r..eononends a loa•I of 1 ,. . 0 )0.00 11 for depart:m.lmi: " The number of persons
that purpo , o—in nth •r wor I', an increase emellinitted Miring the past year to the
of the State debt t.. tiro anount. Alms flume and Home of Correction was
.v Bigh 111. , v,o4•k
s ut in gnii,• linif a It Veto
including sonic het or throo Bills for
Coo elilirz..r of 1,..-11 .1.3 1 Oro
.inuanies !lift:rent part; Mme.
Ind ..ed, we 1,, heel , the t i:,verti r has ititer•
Li s ilia h:II
eral ititcre,t thtit
I cur`. Either ,riita.
id, a th- i•ll`. , rite I it ''-
vit,i4 , 11,4* oNsii I,1;\ t,i 1111,
of 'ON ;11 1 • 1:••11•••••• ;ill.l t•
1111111 HEM
th:•.• ‘,Oli•
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z‘iti,pli the vo,) r•kv• r ::rt•
(110711 , 1.1404 DA!
ntl unu ir4l tu.II I f tii.
oft pt,rty. It tip r
t / Can Ltit the poncy IL:L thtit Cu'
Nl4•iiii. it ;wt. Le• a SaVily
ut 11:11l 1 .2 111110 anal iel. .r on :ho I , ;‘.rt of tile
I. n mat trr 2t econt.ni:, to
LitiNo ela.ctu:(ats 1 1:1 , “ up
tho ra..r. 1. a:- co..!‘ •ti 113,
pr.Nidol in Liz nrn (:, P.m. at v.!..rt.:1“.
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~no. It
liii) ./
r a , 10,.t. 1.. r.% ;.:
pu!.!ic
cry thin.,in 111,,
ly ;:i1•1 (1,-..rv,; the du•l,l
e.l c,ll,4quilation of our r•T
are :t fr.,in the St:v; Eng
!awl S:atr:, 5p4,11,i1.10 par
tr:11- ,pelling (Hop , . r )lutes in variou.
pro. or llic t iat, , anti It is Imr p ,licy to
em,..urage t lo.tu. But thi, narrow ruin lcd
policy ino,t, liaNc a teu,lcucy to
drive them au tllt'ir c3.)itul froa our
midst. It is a inisf,,rtune that a great
State like Pennsylvania must, be crippled
and oppressed in this way by several small
politicians.
Facts to be Pondered upon.
The following facts are worthy the at
tention of the people, as : e.x.hibiting the ac
tion of the Tariff of ig•tti, in robbing cur
country fifth° prejous metals to pay for
manufacturers of other countries, while
our own are doomed to ahatnlonnient.—
The exports of specie from the port of New
York to Europe for 1850 and 1551 are as
follows :
Months. 1 S5l.
Junuury St Z 1 1
February •,,75,71 ) 3 1,007,W..49
March 17:2,W•7 2,3t;:,,861
290,4117 3,.4•3 ., 4r ..
741,733 4,5°6,135
$50,131 6,-M,362
July 1,518,050 6,004,170
Au,;ust 1,441,7;30 2,67;3,-1.11
September 1,003,916 3,190,14'2
October 1,421,3::6 1,779,707
November 0)5,394 5,013,096
December 1,2014,700 5,668,2'25
Total $9,082,948 $ 13,743,208
This shows an incieaso in Ibsl of about
$34,000,000 over that of 18501 So much
fur crippling home manufacturers, buying
abroad, and contracting debts which de
mand immense amounts of coin, leaving the
country very much drained of a specie cir
culation.—Pennsylvania Telegraph.
TRH PARDON OF ALI3EBTI.—The
Mercer "Free! Presbyterian," in reply
to the "Free Press," makes, the following
statement in regard to the woman stealing
by Alberti,whose pardon by Gov. Bigler was
lately announced. The assertion of the
Press that Alberti's offence was "permit
ting" the mother Whom he was carrying
to Maryland, without the shadow of legal
authority, to retain ber free infant, is all
fiction. 'The woman begged him for God's
sake to take back. her child to its father,
and the scoundrel refused,i es the testimo
ny which we shall publish neat week will
Show. Tho child was sold with the moth
er, and half of its price pocketed by the
Philadelphia baby thief. This is the .ntau
Gov: Bigler hos' turned loose pn tho com
mucdty.
FOUr oowa . woro killed by lijihtuing in •
stage in Baltimore on Sunday..
115 ; f.tr the year prior, 137—makinc
ditl..reneo of iweist v -two, 'rho whole
number of days' hoard fortaisheil to the oe
enpaitts of the Alms house and [louse of
e.wreetion was 9.162. For the year be
fore. I 2:2o6—mnli tit e a ditterenee of 3,011
in favor of the last year. The Overseers
(.1 the Poor remark in their report as fol
lows : " \Ve eatinot Avoid:old our eonvie•
non that the even partial enforeenient of
the Initiew Law lilts hail A tietrked elreet
upon this department, and that it,: more
sinuous enforeement twill t wailually rtrilime
iiicriinc in the city."
l'ilv ri•in.irls: that the city
tltirit , g the 1,-t rear than tiny year 1,1.11. re
since he has been connected wilt the
piirtiot•in.
Ile reports the t% hole notalter prosri
enitons tor the eight months prior to
I. to he In - I. For the eight months sub
sequent to July t, 58. inakieg a thibtrenei ,
of 53. Ile says : the Ist el Jute,
whim I gave none.. that I should miloree
the 1.1.t00r 1,3 w, I OS persons were suhingi
liquor here openly ; 2,1 of them have left
ihe city. and I understand that 111...1 of
them Are earr vino on their trade in :113 , 1, - .1.
rl,nsrtis. 111 the remaining 88, not one
:grit lint oileigy!
iN't
4.1 W,Hil
t 11:1V1' Wt.` , fi.lll your 111
t.• -oolrc runi t A. thc
I I
Sliler t'irrenvy.
rcri.:(ho V. S. Scn:th., ‘.ll )I..iplft:,•, or
1 t t 11, , 0•,..0.1
woo. ,\
.unui::r,• 441 I : ill:1:W , ', 11111'-:1::11,0 a
l'r t-i \
ti,on I t1i..11 the ,ih,r coin io , \N• in
a i s in all I.li—
in,”•-• tralisactiot;4. :rho bill, if it hull
iwo cw et on Co‘ tiNt ..f 11. v Iv
rri.ll‘ drew .rth a :....!:,:11:tr spc,. It
from Sro-K r. IN, tlu.! recently Acted.
Democratic U S. Senator from that State.
Ile paid a handsome tribute to Mr. Wel,
ster's ability, patriotism and integrity—
:Avowed himself in favor of protecting
I lome Industry—ridiculed the doctrine of
Frec-trade, and concluded as follows :
'•These may A rent queer sentiments
coming from me. if I did not belong to the
young and progressive school. I was
brought up at the feet of G tot:Mel—l was
brought op in the straightest sects of F,41-
eraltsm. My. fattier was a Fedh•ralust. I
was one. Ile was the eompeer of Wash
ington and Ilainiltiin and other great men
of those times. Ile loved them when they
lived and loved their memory when dead,
and it was his religion to follow in the
footsteps of Washington, %%luerever they
led. If I had lived in those days I should
have dime as they did. A purer band of
patriots and more honest men never lived.
Perennial flowers shall ever blossom on
their grave. Those are the men whose
principles are my principles."
PROSPECT OF MORE I lEWP.—On Wednes
day last, a bill passed the Senate of this
State, authorizing a loan of 5550,000 for
the completion of the North Branch Can
al. The pith of Commonwealth is pledg
ed for the re-payinent of this amount !
The bill passed by the following vote :
Yeas—Mes s rs. Bailey, Barnes, Bitekm
lew, Crabb, Evans, Forum, Forsyth, Frai.
ley, Grernsey. Hamilton, Hamlin, Hoge,
Jones, McFarland, NFMurtrie, Packer,
Sanderson, Shitne-1-18.
Nays—Messrs. Carothers. Carson, Dar.
lington, Fulton, Kinzer, Kunkel, Welts.
lin, Malone. Matthias, Multlenburg, My.
era, Robertson, Slifer, Walker, Speaker
-14.
ThiN is the loan that Got. Bigler recom
mends in his special Message. The House
will also doubtless pass the Bill—tile Gov,
°riser's party friends being in a decided
majority there.
A LADY KILLED BY LIGHNING.
—We learn that during the thunder storm
on Saturday the dwelling house of Mr.
John Richey, near Stewartstown, York co.
Pa., was struck by lightning, and his
daughter, Miss Eve Richey, about 87
years of ago, killed instantly. Two little
children wore standing 'within a few feet
of hor ai the tituo, but neither was injured.
Mr. Richey was in a room above, and also
escaped without harm. The dwelling
,austained no serious damage. •
,r,•\ a II
ili rt weri:,tl I! n.
Tragical.
7'We learn that on Wednesday last,
Mr. G EottoE KREBS, residing near Littles
town; in thiseounty, was killed by his own
son. The facts, as we have heard thew,
are, that the father was about attacking
the non with a large knife, when the latter,
seizing a club, inflicted a severe blow upon
the father's head, which caused death in a
a few hours after. The act seems to have
been done in self-defeuse.
We also learn that on yesterday morn
ing two negroes, muued tinEEN and M
got into a quarrel,' near Bendersville, du
ring which the former drew a loaded pis
tol and diocharged the contents into the
abdomen of the latter, inflicting a severe
and, it is thought, fatal injury. Mars
was still living at last accounts. G reen, we
neve, alledges that he acted in self-defense,
and has surrendered himself to the author-
I'. S.—Mars has since died, and the Jury
of Inquest have rendered a verdict of wilful
and malicious murder. Mars is said to
Lace borne rather a good character, while
Green is represeu tett to be a vicious, dis
solute and desperate character. Ile has
not yet been arrested.
scarlet Fele' . Itentetl3
We conic time since copied into our pa
per an article recounneinling the inunetiou
the whole surface of the Ludy, creep'
the head, every morning and evening, as
a remedy for that terror of fa the
Sea let. FeVer. We notice that at the an
nual ttive:ing of the American ;lletlieal ,1S
SIWI:Iti011 in Charleston, the remedy wits
tt , the RU4'lOlllll of the Conimitne
on Prii..tical Medivitio, who rely,rtel fav
orably, ".LS a very valuable addition to our
means , ofemulucting this dreaded tlisvin-e
to a anti-tractory termination."
Tur anticxt.tt artit 1. , I%ltt. It no, fiu l in
Ott. llttltiat, , rs Si s t.f the I tilt., ritt-
inform.ttiv , ti of Cte
Ft utt.E r Fcr Lit Itcmcm.—We pu' liar.
n'vc.t.r or temeilv (or
iho patient with I'VE Rt('‘,N. 11'e !rive
sinee, thiten•tit 'tine., teecived
matte a trill 01 it of the enure soveess ul
the experiment. OtIo•rs are just 'tow
sCudinq us It•s1111141111.11S of the astonishing
and sio•cdc cores revel...Ay wrotivhi by it.
‘Ve tot.ooon tho !tooter that others ort)
"go and do hketv
rinNs A ThiNi; rnr. syylitm,
- It iN Onit 10
r illr limn, rt . ,1;
c ii oii inualis, at
the iiii,tribitti..ll
SI %IF,
iti , t;l!l;:i..tit of tiro
r.•ttiv , V.,,t,1,1 I t . t .1 t,
1..tr0
all!..!.!!!. :.!.!v
• 1.1.!
1111111151
=MEM
with .-aid St:lll , s t., trati , p Irt 1,1 I.lh r1:1,
it is ,Ar:ht r dyclarctl, thi , free 111 , ,p1.• of
t.) prw, 1 , . 4 11;‘,11, , ..ii.l
:1; . ,:k I
1.: :1.. 1 k,
CA PITAL n‘-
iort the select committee t . t the 'Legis
lature, on the subject of Capital Pituedi
ment, says, that in filty-four yylirs sat out)
person; have been executed in flit" State
lir murder. llf utie hundred and el' \ ell
p.,rson , , , who have been charged wit!t utur
(b in Philadelphia c,unty, only ten
wtne capitally convietell, three of dies,.
were pardoned, two . died Lufore t ,,nt u t; c c,
an.l ,wily 5 were executed, being ouc in
t went v-tiro of those indicted. The coni.it •
after a careful consideration nf the
sul:jco•t, have coma to the vonritcdoa that
the death p.o,alty should 1,0
Mrs. I'. 'l'. 11:Lruum, of B ridgeport,
Conn., the wife of Mr. Barnum of the
Museum in New York; strallowed, by mis
take, last Friday, a spiamifil of Most dead
ly poison, akeniue, or wolf's bane, for some
simple medicine. A powerful emetic res
cued her from the very jaws of death.—
Some years ago, a heavy dose of morphine,
taken by mistake, very nearly sacrificed
the life of the same lady.
Icr'llenry Clay's birth-day (the 12th
day of April) is to be celebrated by the
henry Clay Festival Asee'ttieu in New
York.
Dr. William H. Grant, Professor of anat
omy in the Pennsylvania Medical College,
at Philadelphia, died ou Sunday, in his
41st year.
pTho llopkinsville (Ky.) Rifle has
hoisted the name of Gen. Winfield Scottas
the Whig Candidate for President.
O ill's Louisiana Legislature has a
bolished the Usury Laws, and enacted a
law exempting homesteads to the value of
$l,OOO, besides $2.50 worth of furniture,
the library, &0., from seizure for debt.
The next General Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, North, is to
commence iu Boston on the ad of May, and
will continue Several weeks—probably froze
three to five weeks. This Conference is
the high court of appeal for all the Metb 7 .
odist Episcopal Churches in the Northern
States; and its doings are consequently re•
garded with deep interest by all connoted
with the denoinination.
•
o::T.Tactat trt, Esq., Ids boon' olootod
Chief Durgets of Hoover, Pa. '
PLAGUIt.-4t is Plated that much
apprehension is felt in New Orleans of the
approach of a new diteuse which is called
the plague, and is n',w id to be prevail
ing in some of the ?Vest India is!aods. A
disease called by the same name has
made Nye:tram:. in some p of the
\Vest. 11 is said to he like the cinders,
but more fatal. Whether it is the same
disease as that which goes by the Baw' ol
plague in the East is not stated.
The 40Si011 Medical Journals alludes to
the subject as follows :
olt is very certain, (rain the meet-mats re
ceived both here and in England, that the
trite plague has been really approaching.--
The question hes frequently been agitated
will that dreadful disease ever reach this
continent ? There is tenon to believe it
will ; the wonder is why it has not been
already. (/or commercial intercourse is'
extensive will various parts of Africa and
the Asiatic shore of the Mediterranian,
where this great seouNe is never dead or
dying, but simply reposing from one peri
od to another, like a fatigued giant. to gath
er strength for a renewal of slaughter.—
Slinuld it conic, it may he hoped there will
he found more science, and a stronger bar
rier of metlical skill to meet and disarm it
01 its terrors, thin has been exhibited in tro
ideal cliocties, or m the filthy, scourge in
thing regions of Dloslem Turkey. Plague
appertains to the Arabs in this age ; and
w here the t , COlithlial! of things exists
as characterizes their modes to life, their
social condition, and s tile absence of all
common sense thins to avert or arrest it,
.t will have an abiding Mothohl."
A FAT %I. .)11-.TAKI:—CAUFION TO PA-
M Ives yesterday held an
at No 27.1 West l'wenty-ser
etiiii street, nn die :witty of an infant son
01 )Ivs. Catharine :Sharkey, who came to
its death, un I•riday evening, from the ef
li•ets of a dose of landnuin, administered in
a tiin‘hilse fir the syrty 01 rhubarb. It
seems, uccorilinz, to the evidence, that the
child a is unwell, and the mother reyuest
rd il.ie,zhter too lootir to half tea siumaliill
of the scrap of rldoh.olt, to he given
to tin• eLil , l. Ihsti•id, however, of
dr i duce t the i!tenzliter, ter mistake,
it
vi.ll w
%% as ,t n❑ the the tiimit!e piece, TWA('
t Ii lOW h emi.a . pl.•,l the I litiharl).
ti! ilia .• , t (1. wtooni•t, ied tht. t•Altie to tho
tint Ihrowo into Inttisolsitont.
!MI rriWtlretl, hill to no rth rt, as 1110
1 . 11:11 plllll.ll it:lti tllllll2 11: 4 \VOrk, 11011 (.1111F
rti A ,er.ltrt ‘va ,
a.•cith•iltal I . /Prethi,
-Minch 26.
(:1:N. '( , .Tr VlI1t:INIt•— . 1 . 11e 1(11-
Wit WI, Va.., \\ I; at l !tio. in itvor of IN)
Gcti S co tt, a nd , l y ti "Ay
14) trioill a rawlidale. e
ejt,ti II Los 111 . f, and Ills
.In Pl,l um , pire ruufi 1, nrc. %%t1
pilich .11 situ!! lor all thi!
lii 1:!:1 S l nsl . lllllll ' nit/ 11' Ina
;id : iitt t. I writ pled , , , ,es ul
Lt t:rc i II ` r ntl.l 11ii wit in.
-W.; I[oll ‘ , l 111'- :1.1•114! 11114
1..11., 1 •:' It : -We un-
Lh.• Ir oo g."ale Onirouglily, and
Sil dot, G. u. Sl'Olt.'
.1 . 1, I lb- l'uit -II ‘r
t.l 111.1t1!1•1, :111 , ! Olk y t.i hu hail
toll 1.;1:1. iy dcleroittit•.
1111311111=
tz. Lc Irailr, :1)4.1
bct II 111 tilt•
11.1• rile ,ti.lV+. lp to the hour
Lan t.)
s,iy CoHig, in relo,,ilet. to I I Omit
IV . , clip th, para-
grip!! Irmo alt txrhangt
hate burn Imn•hu.al fUrt. , lllV 111 Cl.lrloll
1 , 11!Ily. at fifty rrlrin per hii3Atl.
fl:i lo l'ittsborg. (bider the
Tarill of ISI2. %%Idle all the turn:ices
were in full !duel, the fanners of that re•
gion sold all their sorplu4 wheat at their
Tra it omin les, at one dollar per bushel,
and other graiii in proportion. Ilut now
most of ibe Itiritares are idlo, the busy pop
clustered round them is seauvr
ed, and Inc lariners have lost /heir market.
lit fart. wltdc the iron business was brisk
nut prosperons, thousands of barrels of
11.1tIr Inc.V annually shipped from Pitts
bort! to CI union ...Hour, the ricevind there
hilt"; inudi
,L, , realer luau Me home yeti,-
A CANist: 11.Amsrn.A re.—The agent
of the American Express Om, owns a ar.)-
ble Newllitoolland dog, whose blood, we
believe, is crossed by a still nobler breed,
the St. liertood. lle is a right majestic
animal, and the incident we have to re
late may prove Min to be magisterial also.
Two inferior dogs got into a quarreling the
walk near the Express Office and had wor
ried and wrangled for s o me ti me , in a st yl e
as disgraceful as anything seen in Cong
ress, since the descent of that body from
its eforetione dignity. Seeing
culty was nut to ho ended at once,
the old fellow, who had been watching
the eumliatants front a little distance,
advanced slowly to the fi;liters, --and
raising his paw, gave them a cuff upon
the head, at the game time looking a stern
reproof at the youngsters. One of them
turned tail and lied incontinently, while
the other looked up at the patriarch, wag
ged his tail mildly, in eeknowledg mein of
his rank and authority and trotted
This was witnessed by several persons,
who conferred upon hint the title of
"Peace :tinker." May his shadow never
be lese.—Roch. .9merican.
Colmren CtpNVENTION.—It was men
tint,l of ly Ali II)A Or 013 VII I,
Inlidt Episcopal Church had met in '
adelphia, and that measures had Won
taken to petition the General Cimforetten
to allow a lay delegation. A counter meet
ing has been held in Philadelphia of mem
bers in favor of the existing order of church
government. The result of this meeting
wis a call for a convention to assemble in
Philadelphia on the first Wednesday in
May next, to "take such counsel and .ac
tion as will give confidence to die General
Conference in attachment to Methodism
as it is, . —;
A farmer, who, lately had hie butter
seised by the olerk of the market for short
weight, gave as a reason, .that the
was'
r
from which the butte was made was dub-.
jeacto the eratopeetal that caused the _butter
tu ehtink in weight.
F. Karem.
J. B. \Voativr, %V. NI. Bull,
J. T. Joscjilt Uric-lord. .1. NI
Wethe'll', S B. 1.,e1T,r, NV. U.
11istt. r
Chide; T. 11. 11rvsmi.
'::king. the clii,ir, Om. Pr
I=MI
Stale Convention
The Whig Ginvention of this Stale, to
nominate a Candidate lor Canal Commis
sioner, to choose Presidential Electors, and
,elect 111Aegates to the \V big National Con
vention, ;net in the Court House at Har
risburg. at 0 o'clock on Thursday morning
last. A temporary organization was ef
fected by appointing S towel Lepel'. of
,Irinstrimg, Clutirman ; and Joh?! W. I.(il
liner, of Lebanon, and It L. Johnston, of
S•cretaries. Thu list of dele
gates was then called, and the attendance
found to he very lull.
On illation of Ner Middleswarth, a com
mittee of one from each Senatorial district
was appointed to select officers of iha per
manent organization of the Convention,
and the Convention then, after some unim
portant preliminary business, adjourned
to meet again at 11 o'clock, in the Hall
of the House of Itepreseittaiives.
'lite Convention re.essembled at I l o'.
clock in the li.tll of the House of the !top
resentatives, and was called to order by
the chair, when Mr. Middleswarth, from
the committee appointed to select officers
reported
as follows, all of which was a•
greed 10
For President—Host 1V). dzssue.
For Vive Prvsitleittm—Samtiel W. %Veer,
Ilullie E. NI. ward, I).
J. Bent, %VIII. Gravir, Thu , . Brunner, I. N.
Ellinaker, .Inn, Taggart. 11. “riiti, I'. 13.
Penniman, NViti. Mel.ellasi, Washington
Kirk, Win. NI. Penrose. \Vim Eihnaker,
Jun. liruthenou, \l'm. til,lan. 11. NA'. Tra
cy. 13. F. I,neas, Jas. )1 . 1ii•all, C. W.
J.elso, A. Itolwrtsoci, .1. A. 11 , 1wly, J. It.
Eddie, John Nleloy, 11.%i1 laerh, Ner
NltJtlle,%%artli, W. 11. Markle, F. Lamle
brun.
the S,a:e and le,son ih t • Stale
made horroo! 11 " nd s' d the taxes ; ;ld deeply regret the tiele.o %%holt
hoiwr „ on. * dowro , ell the State of his services
Ex,"•no,t, other•r. ills ;tillil,ll:+tri
(erred upon:1114 tool: .Icr ,100 *
11 ex• • 01i one in he refrrred to ns ,n 0 of the
errs, los deep grJottole lor the ISooloe..
4 ,f O f ,.
, f„, r „id ,rirut protolept in the aoll.llB of our State, and
. • :oh!. new ltOOre It , her Irvine :tad fame, at
Ile h It. at Th, time Inane
I,artive!ally, hi% .01;4 ohms eivrv:l-e,1,:i1;(1 31 , "1
ttv , vivve. " That AVP revonneetel the
" ," " 1 "I'!" I•
" %VIM! (;lIIIVeIIIIOII 1111 . Ci
lioatioa tra4 I'llolloli to :IS/it'll lint
thi, 17,/,
"f June neat
"" lut
L" I''l I! e"""Vel'd
re.s,llatime4 were read amid utiatti•
II' ""'" 1 " ;-. e "" mmisle adopted be tlw Ctmveation. -
her' ll.l fir•
d th;•1 le the tmt,d of tilt . Cori,tloion hu ; 11,1„c.m.s
~ G rriidie
the ‘ ; ‘ l' !i r:: :.! ad h v i
~d , e y . v n t l vtl;•: , l , t i l , :t s , ysi t , : . t ;,, ti: , l , - ,i he i - , i , r i i:r o f , ) ,,, t
of
rffiffintr that ""der the g. " . ` l. '11t! I /I. ~ 1 111111 t. ha e leave the
nut Ai
" 11:I ' iiry CI iv, anl that ‘‘i•
"
i ''' l ' " {tl " n " , in being thin(!e
It. 'v.. 1.. li•..r; .1 , 1 he
)tt nioticn. Ow If 'l'.rr• t% .lii4l
1•11• ,111i):011 Lir C.. 1. tVICA whirr .11-4.1).1r;21•11 Ihrir
Cm,t4•l,:imi. n.:Jmirl.(;(l trill
NI,. r m OA' ri,,,r+ I , r Grnvr.rl Scott
a r , 11.1 tt.r 1!, , .
thy yvas a nay, Iwit2
N 1.11,,,•- n e the snow
fee! in .!, i.:11. t . dot small
5,.„" rteic~l3 .1111 h w •es ar., nearly subint rge,l
ut
,now Titer , has been melt (hi!
(1.•111 , y ut ke, , l , iniz the tuatl roads uitrn In
1110 d lie •. ti 11 , 1 e trams. At
Anson. nit 1,1 the 3.1 kll,•re had fliten
eight krt.
I'ite tiointitee a the %Vilig ('4mw•ntiun
rho pr" , 1,11!• , 1 In h,d1,11 f•lr
the Wird halho .1m 11 ,, i - rmAx. of Ilerks
cillintv, was duly 11,,miliarrj.
Tile gimilcincti comprise tilt
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A 1.•%.,t.1.•r
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mum' A rt. VI:I flee, S
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Vvrr..4.. 16- -.las K. 1)..v1.1... , 1.
s—Spvitrer Nl'lly .mo,l —JOIIII Nl'Cullos.ll,
6 --.l.vinf.4 \I. l'ullvr, I I` , --121110 DraLe,
I!1_ John Litiloot,
—A rcil
I —Thi.. J. Bell:1'141n
—l.••et.
7 —J l'Pllto.t.
S-4.01111 leffer.
4—l avo!.11a,114:1
lu—(.:'.%Valirr,
I—I).41 A!I~m.
IQ— NI C. Nlercur
Y 3— C:11, iAlim ver
21—I)
fulluw•ing ttt
I)elegnftts Itt the Na
itlieenen were rlevied
11)11:11 ConVeillion
Tut —lion. W Wiant F
kle, anti Morton M.%
SENA U. Mt.,.
John:4 , m, John C law
clad.
I=!
I inedll I.nneaster,
11. Ninelelturht,
Benj II Brown,
I V.I. 11. Ilringburst,
V.
XIII. 1, A. Markey,
XIV Janie. Fox.
X, . Benj. 11. Nloamer,
X VI. J. I). ,-iinjwon,
X VII. A. I'. Jerold,
XVIII. John R. &Ile.
XIX. Sane. 1..110.1,011.
XX John H. Ewing,
XXI. Cor. I)arragli,
XXII. John .1. King.
XXIII. Elijah Babbitt,
XXI V. John Patton.
I'l. G. 11. Mitt uner,
VII. W. Townsend.
VIII John Sliohni,
IX. David E. ?ita.
X F.ll. Penniman,
XI. Josh. W. Coady
XII. William Jessup,
111 r. Killinger iuoved that a Siete Stand
ing Committee, composed of 13, be ap
pointed by the officers of the Convention
for the ensuing year, which was agreed
to.
Mr. Killinger, Chairman of the Com
mittee on Resolutions, submitted the
Resolved, That the Whigs of Pennsyl
vania, now, as heretofore, chug to and
maintain the Whig organization as the
brat that hos ever been devised to se.
cure the prosperity and protect the inter.
ems of our common country ; re-affirm
their adherence to the time-honored and
long4ffierialied purposes and policy of the
party, and that, entertaining none but the
k Oldest feeling fur their Whig brethren of
the whole country, we earnestly, appeal
to them to forget past-differenees, forgive
past grievances, and move in solid column,
and act us one man, against our common•
political opponents in the important elec
tions at hand.
Resolved; That it is the duty of the Gen
eral Government, in the enactment of;the
reveutte Laws, to extend impartial aid to
Via industrial-interests of the country—Mat
now, as ever heretofore, the Whig party
pronlaims and maintains its devoted at
tachment to the Pioteetive Polley, which
alone can secure ttythe farmer, the menu-
factored, the mechanic, and the laborer,
h Just reward (or their toil, skill,und enter
prise.
Resolved, That the Whig party in Penn
sylvuoin it oovv, and ever bus been, firm
ly pririotically aut:lied to the Cunati
tution of the U. States—that it neither
seeks nor desires the amendment of that
instrument, hut holds all its provisions
and requirements to be entered and inviola
ble.
Resolved, That the Whig party of Penn
sylvania is most ardently devoted to the
Union as it is, and that it regards as treas
onable all attempts, come from what quar
ter they may, to winder the national com
pact, or to weaken its binding force and
obligations.
Resolved, That this Convention, repre
senting the nearly unanimous sentiment
of the Whigs of Pennsylvania, hereby re
iterates the expression of their entire con
fidence in the sound political services
of the Hero, Patriot, Statesman and Cap
tain of the Age, General WINFIELD SCOTT.
and that now as heretofore, we present
him for the Presidency, as the undoubted
choice of the people of Pennsylvania for
that high ofTioe, and in the fullest confi
dence that, tinder his leadership, we exit
and will triumphantly carry the Electoral
vote of Pennsylvania, without which no
President was ever made..
Resolved, 'l'liat the administration of
President Fillmore deserves and receives
our hearty commendatimi for the ability and
patriotism with which it has conducted
the foreign and domestic policy of the coun
try. coining within its reach anti influence,
and that this commendation is based no
less mum the dignified and millitte§ing
manner in which our intereourse witlifor
eign nations has been conducted, titan up
on its wise, conciliatory, and beneficent
1111111:124•111C11t of domestic atrairtl. the reduc
tion of postage, the enforcing, of the strict
est account:di:lily and economy of pu , die
titilrers, and in supporting the protection
of home industry, and the improvement of
r'vers and harbors. Eminently na t i on a l
and truly conservative, we had Pres
ideut Fill more NS a bright ornament to the
party which elected him to the office he
so worthily tills.
Resolved, Tina the delegates from
this State to the National Convention are
hereby requested 'Hi.: tit-irocted to support
the nomination of Gf-mt. WiNrir.t.o Scfver
as the first chillee of the Whigs of
rinia, anti - as giving its to certain Ground of
hnpr of regeneratnig our nolde 7pnimott
,i (^.lllll, and placing, it in the array of 1V hig
Sties.
ifesolvcd. 'That «•e reto!er our heart
t!.noks to Ex-C:ort.roor Johnston for the
manly i•lforts put forth by him to hwi
Wic et vices in the cowl
l 1.. I the II ,rr:nbtirg
:.t the Cailit.ll.
el t•
i / 1 1
111 n tt,ittis t td the I hotiven
I);,ek cmo.iirt , in
Ni.se A PrI,ItNCI:
feWllls liVo, in ',III It•Vre , inade
all entrance into a dwelling Intone by the
nit ans of outsiders. and tindlne their way
10 the room where the Lowly , (three per
son:. w ere s chlont/oriii to
their ine.trtls, until they were sutli••ieatly
eltiptlied to`he past the intsgthility of wa
king by any noise that [night he produced.
Thus seettred. the rascals ransacked the
house. and made w•ay with money, jew.
elry. and other valuables at their leisure.
BosTos. Allarch 3 I .—At 10 o'clock this
morning the Tremont Temple. formed%
t e Theatre. dlScovered to he on lire
and in lass than two hours afterwards
was a mass of ruins. The walls all fell
Pte loss is stated ai 200,000.
lhoulreds of our citizens complain of
dvbdi:y and lativor 01 the system, derange
ment (.1 the liver and stomach, want °fay.
petite, &v.; they are frequently the result
of too close apidieation, and a thousand
other causes we cannot here name ; but we
would say to all so al at! led, do as we
have dune—get a bottle or two of Dr.
floolland's German !Sitters, prepared by
Dr. Jackson, and, our word for it, you will
be cured. IVe recommend this medicine.
knowing from experience that it is much
superior to the generality- of patent medi
cines. IVe would say to our readers, pur
chase none unless prepared by Dr. C. M.
Jackson, Philadelphia.
MARRIED,
On the 25th ult , by Rev. Mr. Bcchler. Mr.
J A NIES H AR THORN end Mies MARGARET
TA 8. WELSH, both of Hanover.
On the 14th ult., by the Rev. G. W. Aughin
baugh, Mr. WILLIAM UPTON SPRENKI,F:,
and lliss NANCY MARIA SEADROIJKS,
both of this county.
On the 4th ult.. near Oregon, Seneca county,
Ohio, ANDERSON EWING'. Esq., formerly of
this county, and Miss LUCRETIA CROOKS,
formerly of Lancaster, Ohio,
DIED,
On Saturday morning last, after a long illness,
Mr. JOHN HOUCK (allot,) tit this borough,
aged about 2.7 years.
On the ISM ult., in Conorrago township, SAR
AH, daughter of Mr. Jesse Waltman, aged 7
year. 2 months and 18 days.
011 Tuesday last, in Ibis borough, Miss LE
TITIA IWNEELY, aged about years.
On the 28t11 ult.. in IVoudshoro' Dld. AIreANN
lf II&AGY, (furmorly of this place,)
aged b 2 ycais 5 niontlts anh `2.3 days.
SAVE yon NORIEIN
•§OIILEASE calLond Fee .the _N VMS EW '
AL of Summer HATS and CAPS, just
received from Philadelphia, Red now open
ing, at prices to suit the times ; also,
BOOTS and SHOES, of every variety
and price, at the Hit and Shoe Store 01 .
PAXTON.
Cettyaburg, April 2.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
►moat ?RS DALTINORI RO7 OF I,lllTllitlaq
FLOUR AND MEAL—The advice, by the
Canada have had a:depresalinteEnct on the-Flour
market. Sales to-day of 2,000 I p his. City Mills
brands at $4 per bbl., a decline of 12/ cents per
bid. on previous castes. Nothing done in How
ard Street. Holders. were not willing to take less
than ,17 , 1. Rye Flour 362 as36B ; and Corn
Meal 3 a 3 61 per Mil.
GRAIN AND SEEDS.—There la no special
Change to notice in Grain. Sales of red Wheat
at 88 a 9d cents ; white do. 95 cents a 01 per
bushel. Of to quality. Rye 72 cents. White
Corn 54 a hft cents, and yellow 50 veins per
bushel. Oats 32 a 34 cents. Seeds unchanged
—Clover 4 75 a $.4 87 per bushel.
G ROUE RIEB.—:-ugara and Molasses are goier,
tales small. Coffee is firm at 0a 9/ cents per lb.
for Rio. flier 3/ a 3j cents per lb.
PIIOVIsIONS.—The Provision market con
tinues firm. Sales of Mesa Pork at 1117 50: Prime
do. $l6. Heel firm. Maroon shouloleo•Ri cents ;
aides 91 a 91 cents, and hams 10 a I'd cents poor
11 , . Lard in totols 9} cents. and in kap, U a9l
cent: per Ito. ULCOSI2 8a 9 cents. Butter firm
and scarce.
REMOVAL! REMOVAL!
REW 011(10,s,„
CfE@RglE ARZO,O
As just returned from the eity with
stock of fre It Goods embracing every
variety of
LAI►IES' I►IIESS GOODS,
etrivir. sTairen ANY FIOVII.F.D.
Plain and fi•lured Silks, all very cheap
Bonnets. Bonnet Silks, and Satins..
Ribbons. Flowers. &c.
Alpnenq Black aml fancy. co l ore d.
M. I hlainc.. lieraye Delaincs, Lawn.;
110licniian (4.1..4 Cloth, Hosiery.
Cloves. &c. Alen. superfine
CLOVES,
CASSOITERS,
cn.lonaretts. l'aronetta Cloths, Jeneits,
Tweeds; Velvet Cods.
Black Satin Vestings, extra good, &r.,
Also a large lot of
:o.D;.u:Ezt - e2m. 9
Frith Groceties, Qlleensware,
A:I of which will he tiii.posril of on (he
most rea.iinable terms. II - rcaii nt Spirit
Corner if you want Bar:rains R. We
plcdge ouriielces not to he undersold by
establitiltinent in this place ur ele-
Aprd 2.-1852
IMM
New Oxford Rail Road
1211.;111.1C tinder is hereby Orel', that
-MI ilit, commissioners of the New Ox
ford R iilro id Company kill open binds,.
of SlibSef iplioe. at the piddle house of 31 rs.
31iley, in New Oxford, on Thursdau. Fri
h
day, and Satur,lay, tf 2 2,1, 2 24(1.
3.land
11,1,114 01'.1pril next, from the hour of 11
31. to 5 I ' . 31. nu each day, for the pur
pose . a elitalionv sidoeriptams to the
Capital Stork of said Company.
lty order of Ole ( .0111,111 , .1 , 11Wrq,
J('IIN C. ELIAS, See . y.
i New Oxford, A prd 2, 155'..1.
it33iGltiEE'S NOTICE
..„.„„;., been appoir.,
riIIIE „„ ! ;1,. 1
~,.
Ji- 111 A , lalit'l . ol .1 %COI! PARK. el Alount
' p1,•.,c01t ton milop. A d .als eolin ty, deceas
ed. under a decd :if voluntary assiannient
I.
lir the hem-tit of creditors, hereby gives
41,! to all personsledeblett to said ia
b Parr to make payment without delay,
to the eitewriber, residing in the same town
' slob ; and all persons having claims are
requested to present the same, properly
authenticated, or Settlement.
.11)11N RIDER, Assignee.
Apt il 2, I 552. —lit
INOIICE.
LI.:I7ERN Administration on the es
tate of L.%vrcn Sat TH. deceased, late of
Nlenalltn tp., Adams Co., having been
granted to the Fukeriber residing in Peters
burg,• (V. S.) hotiee is hereby given to
all who are indebted to said Estate, to
make payment without delay, and to Mose
having claims to present the same proper
ly authentieated. to the subscriber.
JOHN D. BECKER, Adin'r
April 2,1832-6 t
D]S2Z)LTtiGeZ.
r IIE partnership herefore existing be
tweet' the undersigned, under the
name of SANFORD Sll RODER & CO.,
is this day dissolved by Mutual con sent.—
The business will I e mminued by S A N c oo p
SORoDER under the name of S. S RO
DER, who is authorized to settle all ac
counts of the late firm. Therefore,' all
persons knowing themselves indebted to
the late firm, are requested to call on SAM-
Fool) SHKODER, and make payment on or
before the Ist of June turf, and those
persons having claims against the late firm,
are requested to present them for payment.
SANFORD SHUDDER.,
RHIN F. SIIRODER..
Fountaindale, March 17, 1862—(March
26-3 t.)
NOTIOE.
LETTERS of Administration, on the es
tate of JAcoli SMITH, J r. late of Menal
len township, Adams county, deceased,
having been granted to the subscriber, re
siding in Petersburg, (Y. El.) Adams coun
ty, notice is hereby given to all who are
indebted to said estate, to make payment
without delay, and to those having claims
to present them properly authenticated for
settlement.
JOHN D. BECKER, Adna'r.
March 213-61.
COLLECTORS, TAKE NOTICE.
•
THE Collectors of Taxes in the differ
ent townships of Adams county, who
.have not settled up their dublicates an or
before Monday the 101/4 of April next, on
which day the Commissioners will meet
to give the necessary exoperations,
is hoped that Collectors will at
tend to the above, us after that date inter
est will be requited nti all ouirtanding tax
ep, and their collection enforced.
1
JOHN MUSSEI.IIA,N, Jr.
JACOB OWLET'',
ABRAHAM REEVE-R,
A.tiest-.-4. AUOIIINUAUOU, Clerk.
March 22-4 -, • .. ,
Blanks of all kinds for
salad this office.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
Tx pursuance of sundry writs of Pe&
IN
alma Exponas, Alias Venditioni Ex.
pawns, and Aeri Facies issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas if Adams county,
Pa.. and to me directed,_will be exposed
to Public Sale, the following Real Estate,
at the times and places hereinafter man
fioned, to wit :
On Tuesday the 13th of A/nil:next,
at 2 o'clock P. M., on the premiaeay
A TRACT OF LAND
situate in Hamilton township, Adams min
ty, Pa.. adjoining lands of Daniel Bender,
John Grove, John Nummert and others ;
the turnpike leading troth East Berlin to
Hanover passing through the same. It
rontaina 96 ACRES, more or less, the im
provements being a
ONE-STORY STONE
41`
as .OWELLING,
a Spring House, a large flrick Batik Darn
with Wagon Sheds end Cribs.. 'I here is
a good spring of water near the dwelling.
About do Acres are in good ••
• T11C8311. 1
with n due proportion of Meadow. There is
an 012 C HARD of good Fruit, with a Ci
der Press. There in also cm the premises
a One• Story LOG TEN ANT 11013 SE.
The Farm is in a good state of cultivation.
Seized and taken in execution as the estate
of ISAAC TRIMMEM.
.1130. on Tuesday the lath day of .9pril
at ID o'clock, A. M., cm the premises,
A LOT G 7 G.O 0 U
situate in the town of New Chester. Stra
bun township, Adams county. fronting 1)11
the New Oxford road, adjoining lois of
George Earhart, and alleys, on which is
erected a
A T 0-STOR 1 1.00
)
gt, DWELLING 1101 a
and STA BLE, with a Spring . of Winer
near the door of the dwelling. Seited and
taken in Execution as the estate of iunN
isoNt M ItB
alto, on rednrvfloy the I VII day of 3
11ext
at 10 o'clock, A. Nl on the pretnisea,
LOT OF GROUND,
situate in Latimore mil.. Adams coun
ty, l'a., containing one Acre, wore or less,
tronting on the Di!Wows; and East Berlin
road, and adjoining, lands of Ihvid New
comer and others. on which arc crectrd a
ri7ll
TWO-STORY FI2.A ME
.-....4 with a One-Story liack litidding
at:ll:lied, a Frame Weather-boarded Barn,
a Wagon Shed, and Corn Crib, and oilier
out buildings. 'Chem is a liell of water
;war the door, and a variety of
" -ITik ir
raITIT T.F.;2 17 13
on the premises.
NO. 2---A TRACT OF LAN')
:itwite in s.„,„c tow ii , litv,rolltairtin;4 23 A-
Cri.ri, wore or lanil4 of
Abraham Smith.
t. adwaltatler, and others. Mama three A•
erea are in good .lleaitow, with moine
Both Ow tract s are iiii.lergood
and taken in eticii
titni as the estate ul ItAvie
.11.0, on Solurjay the 171 h day of .Ipril
at 2 o'clock P. NI., at the Cnurt•huusc iu
the Borough of Gettysburg. a
LOT or erzoliaD
situate in the Borough of Clittty,shurg,
Ad
ams cowity, fronting on We24llle
street and running Intel: to an alley, and ad
joining lots of Get.rge and oth
ers, on which is ertte:ed
A TWO-S'I'ORY
11.111 E BUILIHNU
is s
u-tql for painting Oil Cloth. lj:illvass,
tirtzed and takt.e lit execution as the prop
erty of ti eaust. J. I.lTux. and UxultuE
11. la
JOHN SCOrr, burin:
Sbcriirs Office, Gettysburg.
March I .1.32.—tJ 5
P.Z. — Ten per rent. of the purehase mon
ey upon all sales h) the Sherd, must be
paid over immediately alter the property
is struck ulown, and on failure to eomply
therewith the property will be again putt
up for sale.
Kossuth, Hungary & Independence!.
rip HE excitement et K ('heap
Corner still continues, in COIISVg tience
of the New and Cheap Goods that have
jest been received.
Our old motto--our constant aim, "In
dustry and Perseverance," at all times, is
newer overlooked. The people's wants
must be satisfied by placing before them
good bargains in the way of
ai'llU'.l)Dbal.l.
rirry7-3rr=r
Those about commencing housekeeping
we particularly invite to give us a cull.
Muslin', Checks, Ticking". Sheesings.
- fable Diaper Linen, Damask Bleached and
Unbleached. Jacquard Diaper, an elegant
article, Colored Cotton and Woolen Ta
ble Covers. Napkins, &c., a large assort
ment of the above just received and selling
at prices that eau't be beat.
KURTZ'S Cheap Corner.
Marelt
!KW %MN% 03 , 0)44%
usT received at Kurtz's Chenp
luo Corner. linrage Do Lain° of an entire
new and rich design.
1,000 yds. Lawns, 10 to 25 cts.
.500 " garage De Laines at
Si to 37i.
500 " Muslin Dc Laines
at .158 . to 31. i
1,000 " dark neat style Cal
ico at a FIP.
2,000 " dark neat do. at 10
worth 12k.
These goods are fast colors and are the
best goods fur the price eyes sold in the
county.
have now and intend keeping during
the coming s'eatton the greatest variety of .
Ladies' Drills Goods ever htought to the.
County and at at the lowest phew
KURTZ'S 4.lheap Corner:
March W—tf.
A CARD.
THE Sommer Session of the NEW
OXFORD “Collegiate and Medical
Institute," for 1852, will open in its va4
rious branches on Monday the 12th of
hest, and continue until the Ist:of 00-
tuber next.
Price for tuition ai heretofore, viz : $l2
in the Collegiatit, and $2O in the Medical
Department ; payment in advance.—(No
extra charges whatever.)
For Pupils sent from a distance, the
Principal will, if desired, prOcure board,
washing and mending in respectable-how
sea for $75 per annimi, payment quarter
ly, in advance..
Parents and Gubrdians, who wish their
eons or wards to receive a thorough edu
cation, without endangering their physical
, r,noral health, are requested to come and
examine the Institute personally. since the
evidence of our own senses is more to be
relied upon, than upon any other.
M. D. G. PFEIFFER. M. D.,
Principal.
N. 13. The public semi-snimal exami
nation of the pupils at the Institute will
take place at the time fixed, viz i the last
Monday in March (this year falling on the
29th of said month,) and commence at
9 o'clock. A. M., on said day. Exercises
in Declamation and Composition at early
candle-light. Persons feeling interested
in the advancement of knowledge and hu
manity, will, we may confidently hope, not
regret the time spent. if they favor us with
their company en the occasion. trom the
commencement. ts. D. 0. P.
March ID. 1852.-3 t
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY !
...!Jams Count?, Mutual Fire la
m- 3uraure Catapany' located t.t Get
tysburg, is now in successful operation, and
for lowness of rates. econotnieal manage
ment Its aisles. and safety in Ins - urances,
challenges comparison with any other
similar company. All its operations are
conducted untkr the personal supervision
of Managers selected by the Stockholders.
Tli, Bouksof the Company are at all times
open to the inspection oftose, insuring in
it. As no travelling agents are cm plo):ed,
persons desiring to insitro eau make
phraliott to culler of tie Manngers,.froin
loon all requisite information can be
gained.
pri•The Managers are : Samuel Mil
ler. A. IL Stevenson, Geo. Swope, and D.
A. Buehler, Geilphurg : Win. 11. Wil
son,../11rnahn ; Hubert rkrcurdy, Cum
/ erhind ; Jacob King, Straban ; Andrew
Ilehozolinan, Prooklin; A. W. Moginly.
Ilantilionhan ; J. L. Noel, Oxford ; J.
Musselman. jr., Libcrl9 ; 11. A. Picking,
Reading; Jacob Griest, Laiimore.
I WORD TO THE LADIES.
A. D. EDlflrn
WOULD respectfully inlorin the La.
dies of Gettysburg and vicinity
that he has just received the largest and
best assortnient of BONN IS'I'S ever offer
ed in the county, which will be sold low
er than by ally other establothinent. Call
and see. No trouble to show. Don't kir
get the pla,e—Koriz' Cheap Corner.
A. B. K. would also the ladies
Iliat oil Nintritty morning lie will urn a
slJcuilid assuriiiiviit ul dre..s gnuds, such
as Poplin's liarege do Laiites, worts de
which Itir low prices
can't be heal.
March, 19—tr.
2000 LAMES
A RE winin g to certify that the nATII
.LII- AWAY COOKING' STOVE k the
very best Stove now In use, inavattich as
they w ill do wore Cooking, Roasting and
Baking, and do it with less labor, and last
as long again as as any other stove now
sold. These celebrated stoves are eon•
stantly kept for sale at a very mdueed
price at the
GETTYSBURG FRIARY AND
IVIACIIIRE SHOP,
%V here the subscribers feeling determined
to still all persons have also the Parlor,
Sexton's Baltimore Air-tight. Peakskell
and Cabinch Cook Stove, and Air-light
and Ten-plate Parlor Stoves of the moot
beautiful patterns.
TKE snyzion PLOUGHS,
which cannot be surpassed fur lightness of
draught or in the character of their work,
are censtantly on band for sale, and in view
of the fact that the Mouldboard of these
Ploughs is one-fourth heavier than that of
other ploughs, it is decidedly the cheap.
est that ean he obtained.
WITIUMOW PLOUGUS and oth
era, Castings l i ir the %%root[cock Plough,
Machinery, Castings and Hot
low-ware, with every article usually made
at Foundries can be obtained hero.
Blacksinithing and Shoe Making as
usual.
T. WARREN & SON
NEW LAW BOOKS.
ipuRDON'S Digest. from 1700 to MI:
.6 01 - price reduced to 90; Grayden's Forms,
price $4,00; Binn's Justiee, 4th Edition,
revised by Brightly, price only E 44, at
KE LLER K U Rem's—
7rn."3.-3.T 7741117.1 MD.
I
will take WHEAT at a fair price, de-
AL livered at my MILL. in payment for
old debts, or in exchange for rods.
111C7' 1 will remove my Store to Sell's
Corner in the Spring.
• GEO. ARNOLD.
Boards and Shingles.
ON hand and for sale by the subscriber,
River Boards, Chestnut and Oak Shin
gles, for cash only. All those indebted to
me, of long mending, either by toile, or.
hook account, are' requested to call and
make payment this Spring, as longer M
dulgence cannot be given.
March 10., GEO. ARNOLD.
CALL AND SEE.
hit Very large supply of TIN
I,a - WARE on hand and for
sale,. at Buehler's Tin and Sheet
llron Establishment, opposite the
ost-office, which will be sold
low prices.
GEO. E. BUEHLER.
I Maichl9, 1852.-3 t
frCST 'receved, o few more of thoeg
°beep cloth, Sock COATS. 'Also.
melitte CisidrierO 'PANTS. slavery
• iety, it SAMSON'S.
LIVER COMPLAINT.
JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA canonic (ia
NEXVO,O : D
UEDliii t t, DliitEASE.lit OF
,
THE KIDNEYS,"
• • • ..4 , 111 ALL
Akeeof
sing' from a disor'..
• • . dered Liver or.thomeell, •
such ,Ceustipaition, inward
Piles, Fullness ofh(oUd to the hoed. •
Acidity of the Stottiadh, Nausea, Heart.lior
Disgust lbr Food, Fullness;er tt eight in the darn
itch, flour 'Eructatiatil, •ilinkftut
ing at the pit of the Stomech!llvelitinflitg
of the Head, ,liurried stud difficult •
brinithing. Flutteriotef The. ' •
Ileart, Choking or, Suffii• .
eating seritudioits *lien • "..
,
4 in • lying poiture, "
• : dirtiness of
ion. dote or , •
webs before the
sight,
Fever and dull pain ih the lifted; Deficient." o
Perspiration, Yellowness Of the skin end Eyes;
Pain in the side. flack, Chest. Limbs fice..Buddiso
Flushes el Heat, Burning in the Flesh,l,ouitent
Imaginings di Evil end great deproaaioo prep's.-
its, can be effectually cured by , • -
Da. notOrz4MYs
CE LE BRATF. GEAMAN B IT-
TEits PREPARED BY
OR. C. N. Mintni es -j
AT THE GERMAN MEIIICIn STORE, 120
Arch street, 'Philedelphis
Their !wer over the above diseases is net CX . ,
cells4l--ii equaled-1)y any other preparation • in
the United statiw, as the ewes attest: in Many
caees after skillful physicians have
These bitters are worthy the attention of inv.*.
lids. Possessing great virtueis in the rectifica
tion ot dise.ses of the Liver and lesser glaishi, ea
eicising the moat marching porters in vieliktiess
and affections of the digmtive Organs, 'they at,
withal, sale, certain and pleasant. •
READ AND BE• CONVINCED
From the .Boston lip e."
Dr. 11001 knife Celebrated German Bitters for
the molt 01 Li% er Complaint, : 1 1t1 , 1111lees-DYVt*
NIA, Chronic or Nervous I)el.ility. is deservedly
one at the most popular medicines of the day.--
Thrive Bitters hare been used by thomsdeffs.
a friend at our elbow soya he has hunvelt revert •
oil an effectual and permanent cure ot Liver
Complaint tram the ute of this remedy. Wears
citicinced that in the use of these Hitters, the . pa
tient constantly gains st rength and el ut-a feet
uorthy of great.couvidecaticui.._They_ere_pleas:
ant in t aste and smell, and tan be everfby terverns
,et ki r the 11 1 .04 delicate vinifiachv j%ith safety, tin'
der any eircitinvtances. We are ppeakituf hum
experience, and to the aflllitert we 'advise their
use,.
••t3coll's Weekly," ono of the beat Li:friary pa•
pera published bald, Aug. 23•••••
Dr German Bitters, manufactured
by Dr. Jackson are now recommetided by Fume
of the most prominent meitibmili of theist-HI
an article of much efficacy in cases of female
weekneas. As cock is the case we would advise
all morbere to obtain a a ladiffer-arrif thus-sa
the niselver much sickness. Persona of delitvita
eil constitutions will lind thme Bitters advanta
geous to their health. as we know from exper
ience the salutary effect they hare lied upon
weak systems."
•
1110 RF. BVIDENCE.
The "Philadelphia Saturday Gazelle." thebea
faintly arms/wiper published in the U. States.
The editor ma's of
1100F1..ANLYtti.GER4AN
"It is seldom we reeomniend what aro term
ed Petent Medicines, to the confidence and pat
ronage of our readers mid therefore when we
recommend Dr. Ilonflantre German (litters, we
wish to be distinctly inalendoral that we doirititil
speaking of the nost:nnis of .the they, that air
noised about tor a brief period and then forgot
ten alter they hare lone their guilty race Of
chief, but of a medicine long established, naives
sally priced, and which has met the heel ty gip
prove' lit the lacnity itself.''
En titmice upon evidence has been reenived(like
the I. riming) from allsections of the Union, the
lust 3 years, and the strongest testimony in its
favor, is, that there is more of it used in the prat ,
tire of the regular Physicians of Philadelphia'
than air other nostrums combined, a tact that can
easily he established, and billy proving that a
scientific reputation will meet with their quiet
approval w lien piesenteden en in lid- lot m.
'chat this medicine will cure Liner Complaint
end no one call doubt aftemasing it as
directed. It acts specifically upon the stomach
and liner; it is preferable to c alo m el i n an / H I.
foils diseases—the effect is immediate. It' earl
be administered to females or infante with silkily
and reliable beneiit at any lime.
BEWAIIE OF COUNTERFEITS
This medicine has attained rhea high charac
ter which is necessary for all medicines to attain
to indiace counterfeiters to put Forth spurious at
rides el the ri.k et the lives of there wheate im
itocently deceived.
Look well to the marks of the genuine.
'they have the written signature of C. M.
.litektion upon the wrapper. and his mune blown
in the hurtle, ni thout wllich
,tl y ore optitiuus.
For sale whidesals end falai, at the
OE it ‘IAN MEDICINE 14Totib:,
No. I ..nr Arch trivet one door below Sixth
l'hu'Adelillon; and by respectable dealers genets! ,
ly tltiough the country.
Prices Reduced.
To enable all claw* of inval his to enjoy Lk
116am:ogee of then great reatorative polaurr.
Single Bottle 75 cents.
11. - CF , n Sale, in (intlynburg, by
H. BUEHLER
Aloo for sale by Sneerits,ger lr lieuthow, Little*.
tot%l). l'a.. docaa Marlin, Vow Oxiord, l'a., M.
Eirhellatx.T. Abbiat et° n, l'a., Wholesale and
Retail by Morris § Co., York, Pa.
Dec. 12, Insl-1) —row.
• MOW. NEW GOODS.
GEO E M •OIdD
TIAS just received from Philadelphia
ALM" au aililiOonal supply of those cheap
Long Shawls, Cloths, Cassinetta, Lawns,
Poplins, Alpaces Lusters, Flannels, Do
mestics, Fresh Groceries &c., &c., all o
whirli will be sold at very reduced prices.
Plcash rail.
N• 13.—1 would inform my customers
and the puOlic generally dual will remove
my Store to Sell's Corner itt the spring.
where I will be pleased to se all who may
favor toe with a call.
GEORGE ARNOLD. -
Nov. 28. 185 I—sf • •
NOTICE.
r parinexship.heremfore exjsting be
-11- twee!) the undersigned under
and firm of S. FAIINES'I'OCIt & SONS
is this day dissolved by liplitation.. AlI
persons knowing themselves to hn indebt
ed will please call and ScAC us the AlePlie
most ho dosed.
The Business will be continued by us
under the name, and fir.rn n(0. F'4HNE'S
'l'O()S.5l. 4 30#118, who. gratefol,for former
patronage, hope for a continuance ne
Saiixt.Rt. Ftkiitoomtlellcv'
_ • jo,tator F. FA1110;870CrI k .
FAnitilforions,
Jan. 1, 1802.
ST'OTTIING
VJILf:' be nticle and ,put, up the
'subscriber:l,olo prontin
y _to all orders, - and upon 'as reaininable
terini - lui can be procured at any establish
'Tient in the County: •
E' BUEHLER.
'it.4 1 , 114 ;', 1 r . ;„,1..:J0.0.4.4 . gT5::. 1 , ) .
EIE Imps!, bent attd- eheepest let •of
•floineus in' enonty aro to be found
n't • ' KURTZ7Bthelkivtotttekr
ittarelv26-11 • '•
WE 111111' TEIICO kit
• .
A 1,50 zio3lraltEin ft
livht: W. FAX hat+ jail reArmojt.,,
from the city with by far tholprip,„„,
mit assortmmit of .13.0 0 71 4 , 49,119g80
HATS, & CAM, .he has Over
hand, embrsit•ing everfratieft of 'stile,
material. workmanship. to suit foci!W;
GeMlemen. and Eiirld, and
.0,..„..„.,..
o ,k
Ladies ' Qadero,
~,, , •••
44 . Jenny Linils,,, i a ~, • ~.
46 1 Busking, &e. • 1 : 1 •Pr*.- I
, Geittltinen'it Kip; •' : '
4 , iUitr 1 - ,. '. 1 . 4",
I, , 1
' "'
; oroebei .;1 • 3 , ,;;
it
;
fil . .liplonrojet4 si AV,.
' Si ' Boot s ., Ik e ,: ~ t,. is it
, 1 • , .7 fl 1, 1., ' t
' lie rieis 80394 Itis sepoihneni Matta ,
~ ~ ,
Fun I ll"; 4 , 1" i Plf" 1 0.4 1 n 1 I a til t i. ,b e e#l ' I l k i P:7, 0 1
lICIO, n Iblatlelplata Ivilte , ,it fe l
, lie
PtYlO '6 1, 4 11 104 thlf4iult,eßa) WS 90i: ,
Nstiqi§lOsdhll.lf or fVF 7 . irT II ".
of t;olnr.le I alai), eyeivearte7o ,R
wilLen:il Linnit ilapis, of the sti.,iettit,stytit,„
anil lies', inekei all of *Weft fie, v 011,04„ ,
vety lon for yeaily ittly. ,
~,0,1, ,j , .1 , ,t,
Ile hai matte arrangrinentslo, primloni()
lure any article ealletk fbr dal WI ti•kit,poi
on band.
Li tan alit einthino ike modulo.
bet.
Getty Oily& bet. 31, 11331 ,
•
Eittit.i Alt"lftl
, Bela le Of liol'arst. print*, latetit 'MeneP
t ie!, to(4nslilp. Admits co.. eteeased;litiViHts"
beeit granted' til'ttitt 'Sbbletibeti Itotfeifiti;"
Iterpbygieeti lb al I *lib are
Estate. to Make payment **lth Ohl '
am, to those haitok 'Mk I M 'to p restin t ili
same prOperl)t eitlhghticated, (o tiffiikitt): l
eterabbr.lV ti y
scriber. residing lb . . 6V
• -y
settlement. , • " •: '' (
JOHN D. BteiiHß
Feb.
- - ---TO-1163,4101116,1146i41- '
ryW.iiigletsiOptrill 'holds: ihidlobli ha
• readinese loan tithes tweet se ltitelY-•
lONEEIti for the lolling of 6ttedehtfol4l --
k hide' at, Public' Sale, esti ai dhjy, that iitaidlilt
!slave jo , the eels nt, of *denim tt, ,vw .i, hitll; •
lie may be rsFm4 At , ,ell: , tith!stanis46ll9
C'entix.linatery of. 4.4v , W1.. lileedeqdressle..
deter, le ilre EsiublifoteleVettYtril
TLIEODOItiI 1100 A 14 00 . 1 ' 1
- Muth 11.1. - .. - i4f ----- , - r -,---- riut a .. - liriTatui - 4 -- "-tlr -
ptiks, , rtafttilMtt'''
= . .
isbiciihililiisfliky
theeewhu hale prehtieekt
on aertelet, Mai hit lii" iiiittterlii,Y4. ttt
unless it t is Itelfee`ted . fdiiitiiti - OlLiiiirthoni
lurtlter n °tire,A6eit pliard
in the farads office , fOrdePliktiOli
anti the money reqthreil.
, T.. wkogswelmi
JUST FROM P CI
saiwir
~;
11AV just received fralp h tlif gillo'f
.
mre...)* ' st' t.hAirw4s l ,o l ,ll.
IS
went, in alOillialaree,.thAlmal,,nittjal37,,
meat oi clistlmataSiplemft.,ll;Nnygs*,
Kentiielylaans find 'rwetds.evelliiiip&,
to this place. Also. Veptings in great
rie:y, eionbining plain and fancy
,E3atiii.
fancy. Eislk, fancy Marinnesolko,aikagnsWil;
be heat. The above articles will:bit Tootlig
to be as cheap as they are tgondonshdag.:
eland the attention of all who thn/inn VP"
purchase advitningeotialt:: I
Oct. 17,1851 i 1,
ITCTICIIIi
.Errtits of AtletittirorstihtPitiejthilit
estate, of MARTIN 111111.14' lirtiflif
Liberty tiownaltipt Adatitirdetoh*YatiVl
ileceasetl, having beeo- , yretettlid - -;Lor 4 lthie 7l
subscriber. oho ricitlitai to thi illiihNothl46
ship, noiire is hereby givell to alt , iteltt'r
are indebted_ In mai& etitsite..kki'looMellisji.;'
mei'', without thalay,siud , tri Antler thiseit ,
clams Ii presruttheaitaeptrypaHw+aithtettrlri
Heated, In the subecriber. fur sworkintolopid
ROBERT M. , Ilutitilltrititi 73 . ,l l
March '19,-60
LOOK OUT. L' PAY.OP , II*
ns- he4hP„it.l.l iminotirr
that Sur has pla\letr hid 'fiVIOI, Wok
amounts &a.. ftur delve eruittaktitlprior
January id. 1840. in the load* et Ale , P,'
ander K. 010Vell/.oo* ih thrltrtibettli"
at IA bola ratlike .1111; Imrsone inrlitdd.weu '
reqlseate'd to call and nulitepeystaelltonviev
large amount outstautling• iurbitb •fertieriit
indulgence. • .•,
ALL claims , infer, ptinairdp f o
c
kA NiU Er: PA urttEt to .
Per. 3V:1851141i . '' • ; ..Bt;a,fltr.!l! I
NEW.GOODS GREA V• '
J IS 111 atAtiLb4
is 1 , 1, ..3t , /,!1;
Ir"o!nbati'ler
the city, iv. th a I'OPY «Y 1011111/01111111"1
of
FANCY & DRESS simpo -. 4 ‘
as *soled a it ' whit
attention of the public in iiiiri*V".ktr;
and examine for Oufielieg.-Tiiiii • a
doll his prices cannot but Aleut:: i
Oct,,-17,1.100., • • L ' 3l O '1
. ,
Art 1401.1 02 1 40 , 09 10 4.1
SILK§ stool Satiab. Slatiikopp, tWI
LaiiiqrAlParassCtitheßt i OVYM: 4
Collarti,
to be bid a 1 ' it?
slineriraw Whir_ Asear .
1843 : 7 7 publikheil by G'reeley, lied,
IWEiralb—caelitipiege huge euimunA
o(,!Fpl pable mud intitreeting stexiiiibe of
Oeepus. Hewn's. Lew' 04 ever
gre§l. !kn.. fur sale. 12 (vete per ,hopy„,bii^i
YO. Oa . .8. U. ,•,
. • ~.
CSEN'II.EMEN who ittay 1004 ft
,perjine SU &DAY. en area el,Wko4i
Dlly An n% pan aceerninottaited
their advantage). by calling at, •
6--
Alitlt 2tt) ttAMBOOIII.
sKELLY & iluLLsßOOlti
PRANK for ,past favore.glepoot,
fitily jocose' their friends totit 11l t
public:ohs& duty continue the
IN 14 the old sterol. eed 11 . 04011% .
condoeseice, of the; public pattro mige.4o
011,10141F*00 ill the shortest tie* j
it le, , tioperb , Neat York,so iphy
Fall 04 l'ess/tions44 4
6en received. .
'"" 1, . ih flt
EMIE