(From the Ilieten Atlas. 1 A Patriot lc Call.
akokleor . elip., settait • . We ropy .fromahe Itiehmond papers.
We tousle .
thet man . , y
~
of flier,ffeliiiiicratirf ; thel , fogoiving spirit-stirring call from au
papers Are lammed, in the enprehtable 1 old settle'—one I.vlt'o hail seen service, and
hosiallite of decrying the military timuts.
land the ' who his been as' unwavering in his poli.
thin of nen. Sontt, whilst they
heroic deeds of Oen. Pierce. It heroines tics us ho was i n the ranks when battling
us to inform those papers, that they are against the minty :
engaged in n portal I that will end in the To the gallone old &Vier; of 181'2, end the /ware
defeat of the objects they have in view. fi u,,„., ~,,,,,,f , „,4 , ,,,,„ , U„.„.„ :
Glop. Sco tt 's military ch.ir,eter has been ATIFINTION!
fairly sed honsinlY won. '!hors is ""' in !lave von forgotten the bloody field of
the Union an in telligetit,in PII who Win relliSe I.!liiily's Laile, when 1111y011et crossed bay
to concede to him the remit:men of one of
1101 , 1.
and steel d as h ed w i t h steel, amid
the most,. successful chieftains that ever the rattle of musketry and the roar of call.
fought the battles of his native land. 'They non and of many waters r
who attempt to tarnish his repo:anon as a Have you forgotten the plains of Chip.
soldier; 'urn seeking his election to thu . pi. wa, where you met the veterans of many
Presidency.... a well-fought field, and drove them at the
%Ye the not i sympailtize with the party ' inimi o f the havimet ?
pnlitics Which Gen. Scot I h , " . einl" . "° ( " 1 ; I LiVe you forgotten Queenstown Heights,
net iir It rrobahle that he will receive our where you washed out, in your own and
votes. , Still, we do not detract from him the blond 01
your enemies, the disgrace
it single merit claimed by his warmest' cast tynn the Anierican siame awl the A•
Iriepht,,, ~ ttirrie.nt arms by the surrender of Hull ?
"rhnOkrattrinan people are always grate,- have von forgotten Vera Cruz, Cerro
' , ,iii ,
MI. shut ever stand ready
. to (I 'le" ! Gordo, Chernbusco, Chemiltepee, Moline
and rewnrd the Pik" s o ldier; and i t til eY del Rey, end the pity of Mexivo ?
discover atny attempt on th e part o fthe
Have you forgotten your victorious
palliators of Gen. Pierce, to thsil"r"ge I mrch—olio of the most splendid iii the 1
Gem Scott's well-earned tame, they will to
oh
iniii
Lary operations, that excited
instinctively fly to the regime. I'lle ytv--1 il i
the astonishment and won the plaudits of
not 'Miter Gen. wintiold Scott to be tradtic- i all Eiirope—front Vera Cruz to the Grate! i
of with impunity.
. Plaza of the city of the :Montezuma:4 :
But little lE:actit will be derived front 1 lure,
yea lim tacor the lecitioz of prid 1
e j
competing Gait. Franklin Pierce wi th i —geitiiiiie soldier-like pride—with whielt
Gen. Scott its a soldier. Gen. Pierce wit . you followed the vieiortoug banners of
modestly and justly shrink from any such •,,mir emintry—the glorious stars & stripes
comparison. lit: would not do Gen. Scott 1 :_ as .... e .,
to ) were borne onward aim onward
injustice. to :,squire even t h e Presidency i on the route of the relceilliti4 foe ?
itself. Lone but fools or impudent:sl)lmq)- ! 11l v e von forgotten witlt what confide/tee
guards, will contend that the achievements f you marched wherever vim saw wave the '
of Gen. Pierre should bo mentioned in tail
!dente n( your gallant old commander
the smite day with those of Gen. Scott. lin
eilivi. leading you
oil !,
Several communications have been sett, Ti
tiavii yyouforgotten that When lie pollu
i
to this office for publication, in which the i ed out the enemy, and told you when,:
morals and religion i i i G en , Scutt itre de- : where, anti hazy to titlark and conquer.,
cried. They were addressed to the wrong , you felt Ihmi
von It'd only 1.,
obey his
quarter. We know that Ocnetal Stmt's , commands,
and victory would, as it ever,
private character is beyond the breath of i did, perch upon your standards?.
reproach. !lie whole life has been in .
Fellow-soldiers, and fellow.veterans !—. i
keeping with the strictest moral cede : and.. !lave von forgotten all th is ? NO! To I
his religion is a matter that concerns him- the lat est moment of your lives you will i
self alone. lie is., an Episcopalian, and; snot. and canton forget. I
719 such, conformsto rho laws of the di11...c11.1,
!
Forget not, then, nor brave Old mom
if he were a-Catholic, as by some it, is minder , the gallant scorr, whit has so,
pretended. he is, he would he entitle d i" ' often led us to victory, but never to (le
tt, our respect. 'l'lle subject of his sours i /eat.
salvation, is one that dime not, ill the. re- Let 115 once more rally around him, as
mutest degree. concern us. We find it iwe have heretofore, where the tire was
quite enough for us to take care of our own !limiest:lnd the enemy were the thickest.
souls. :,qiis enemies Were then OUR ENEMIES
Cannot a presidential erinvass be con-I—let them be so still. Ile never waited
ducted toll successful issue, without calling . ' for a call from us—let 158 now volunteer
into requisition the whole vocabulary of to stand liv him. and see !thin through the
Billingsgate blackguartlism ? We remind ettlit. nlfp Guards, and at 'em." One
those eager partizans and asses, who as- 1 of the Old Scott Grtqr.l.
sail Gen. Scott's military and moral char.'
acter, that they are only adopting steps to
secure his election. We shall not defile the
columns of the ./Mus, by publishing the
foul scandal that demagogues lurnish. We
shall stand aloof; when asked to publish
libels op a gallant soldier, which carry on
the face of them the impress of detraction,
falsehood, and infamy combined.
Scott 'is a good, as u.€ll as n great inau,
and entitled to the report of his country-
THE. CHOLERA IN EUROPE. —The tic.
counts from Warsaw, Poland, are of the
most distressing character. The cholera
has raged theie with unprecedented vio
lence. On the 18th ult., the number at.,
tacked was 402, of whom 207 died, and
1,474 eases we're under treatment in the
hospitals Of the city. From the first ap
pearance of the disease, about one-half of
the attacks had proved fatal, but a slight
improvement, m the returns gave some
hopes that its fury hind abated. But, how
ever distressing these accounts are, it is
far more alarming to learn that this fright
ful malady. is advancing westward.
From Landsberg it seems threatningH
Breslau, and its progress towards Berlin
is watched with deep anxiety; whilst'
northwards, along the whole course of the
Vistula to the Baltic, the inhabitants of:the
numerous towns and villages have been
carried away in great numbers. In some
of the villages two-thirds of the inhabitants
have perished. At Berlin the alarm is!
very great, and medical men have been
dispatched to the 'metiers to use their el- I
lorts to stay the pestilence. As the course
Of this destructive disease is precisely that
which marked its track in twiner years,
the nen accounts are looked fur with greatl
anxiety.
A letter of the lith, says that the chole
ra, at present comnotti»g such ravages in
the neighborhood of Kalisch, arose from
waking some excavations in the cemetery
of Lask, near Kalisch, where the victims of
the cholera of 1832 were buried. Almost
immediately after leaving work, several
of the workmen employed in the excava
tion, were seized with the epidemic, which
has spread with great malignity.
E;LIOCRINO MURDER AND SUICIDE.—A
terrible tragedy occurred at Cincinnati, a
few days ago. the particulars of which are
thus related by the Times, of that city :
John Melding and Christina Kramer
had been living together in rather close in
timacy, and it appears he had often threat
to kill her if she ever married another,
which she did on Friday last—one Ru
dolph Brent, of Covington, Ky. As soon
as Bidding heard of the occurrence, lie
resolved to csrry DUI his purpose, and with
that view, armed himself with a sharp axe,
and proceeded to the 'louse, where, after
waiting snore tune for a favorable oppor
tunity, rushed upon her as she descended
a stairway heading from a porch, and bur
ied the axe in her head twice, sna king two
frigbtful wounda. Supposing her dead, lie
ran into the cellar and with a razor cut
his throat front ear to ear. The cry of
murder was raised, and Officer F. Smith,
attracted to the spot, gut into the cellar in
time to catch the murderer and suicide as
hi. was falling to the ground. Ile was
taken out, but died in two hours. The
WOlll3ll lived over an hour.
I'm 'll'naKSTeNsu
INVAtiIoN OF CUBA.
—The New York Timer states that, on
Tuesday. Coin. Petry received a tele
graphic dispatch, requesting him no enure
immediately to Washington. Those who
profess to know, say that the Government
hart information that an attempt will again
be made to invade Cuba from ports io the
United Ntmes, and that Com. Perry has
been ordered to Witahington dirt the Gov
ernment may have the benefit otliis ad
vice. It la (kilter said the Commodore
will in a telsr 'days' sail fur Navaho, in the
IFirAiltOr Slit6r4ippi, for the purpose
preventitig • nos infraction of our treaty
anpulationa *lth Spain.
The editor of the Democrat says that
lire ras ► goetini at yiii nicank Falk ;o relefr! "I wonder what makes my eyes so
1, 41 ,1,,, the ban% Of 'Lowly I Lane %V 3.4 "C I weak." said • fop to a gentleman. P Why,
Witte,' 1 4 0110i : iron what he soya of the ! they are in a weak placer," replied: the
bettle othnr.
Plain Talk by a Democrat.
A certain man, living sot a hundred
miles from Evansville, and who has in
variably since be has been a man voted
the Democratic ticket, lately declared to a
friend of ours that he was not going for
Therce. When asked his reasons, he re
plied :
Stmply because I consider it an insult
by any party to my itidependenee and
reason as a 1113 n. and to the intelligence of
every Democrat, to be asked to vote for a
man who has no earthly reeommemlation
id ability or !List services, and whip is ut
terly unknown, when the party eon tains
in Os body such men as Casa, Buebanan.
&e. I intend for one to resent this. I
voted I. Polk because a party feeling took
away my reason, rid when she great (lay
was his•uppiment. II heaven ,ever fur.
give me for that, I will never be guilty of
a similar thing again. Scott was fighting
the enemies of ins country when we were
children. if not before we were born.
Pierce is nobody, and he.can not get-any
vote."
That's pretty plain talk, there's some
truth in it. lie in the representative of
pretty large ela, , s of Denteerats.--Evana
ville (hid.) Journal.
Recovery of LOPSi Itioney.
A very curious ease of recovery of money
missing from the mail for several months
was yesterday brought toour notice. It was
that of a letter put iuto the mail at Sharpti.
burg. [Md.] addressed to Mr. George
Waters, Flour Commission Merehalit in
the neighboring town of Georgetown. en
closing One Thousand Dollars in Bank
Notes of larger or smaller amount. Of
that Letter nothing had been heard, since
failure to arrive at its destination until
Wednesday morning, when it arrived at
its destination [Mr. Waters, in George-,
town] from the Richmond Post Office, I
with the endorsement of the postmaster of
that city that it had come in an envelope
without postmark or any thing but the ad
dress to Richmond. The package was ad-
dressed to Mr. Waters, with a rolitrite let
ter, purporting to be from a person emwern
ed in tile taking of it. The contents the
banknotes] had, by moisture nr water. be
came so matted together that it will he difi
cult to coma and separate them ; but with
care we suppose it may be done.—Nat. In
telligeneer
11'e have seen a COIIIIOOII black-snake
attempt to swallow a toad. Drawling his
struggling victim in, little by little. not as
it his snakeship relished the mouthful,
but as if he took it from a sense of duty ;
when at last he has acemnplislied his task,
lie stretehes himself out for it to digest,
harmless and stupid from his surfeit.
We thought of it when we witnessed
the ellorts of a distinguished New York
Free-Soilor to swallow Gen. Pierce and
his platform. it is not John Van Buren
of whom we speak. Ile took It down as
one swallows an oyster, smacking his lips
as if lie only wished that his throat was I
as long as a well-hole, mid lined with a
palate throughout.
DREADFUL OUTRAGE.—We Team that
a man by the name of W. Male, residing
on the Alleghany Mountain, in Allegheny
enmity. Maryland, wax killed by his wife,
last week. It appears that he was intoxi
cated. and in a great rage was beating one
of his children, when his wife entered ; lie
beermie exasperated with her, and attempt
ed to kill her when she seized an axe and
with One blow nearly severed his head
from his body. The woman is now in jail
in Cumberland.
MILITARY ASYLHN THe
Gen. Irou, MIA uf the Board of Generals
of the Army, under n late net ni Congress,
to select a sits for n Western Military Asy
lum, left %Vitsbington on yesterday after
noon for the West. The Asylum is to be
located between the Blue Lick Springs in
Kentucky and Cincinnati. It is said Gen.
Scott will decline all public demonstra
tions during his trip. '
THE STAR AND BANNER.
MiTi7Bl3a9Hi.
Thursday Evening, Sept. 16, 1851'.
- -
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN. WINFIELD S OTT.
VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM.
Fun SUPREME JUDO);
JOSEPH BUFFINGTON.
FOR r.vsnr. COMMISSIONER,
JACOB HOFFMAN, (Berks)
FOR CONORKSS,
SAMUEL L. RUSSELL,
WilIG COUNTY TICKET.
ASSEMBLY.
David Mellinger, of Eest•Herlin.)
It;011)11:SSIONE11
John Mickley, Jr., (of 11 )
A UDITOR
John Dickson, jr,, (of stroan
DI NE:erous OF TOE POOR
Peter Smith, (of Mout] Vensant )
Joseph Daily, (of Cumberland.)
"1 HAVE SI:RVED THE 1:NloN FOIL FOR
TY-ODD TEARS, AND PEEL 3IYSEI.F A CITI
ZEN OF EVERT PAWI' OF IT: AND WHAT
EVER OF I.l{•'E AND STRENUTII 1 3IAY HAVE
SHALL BE DEVOTED To 11%4 PRI:SF:KVA-
TioN."—Gentral Winfield Scott.
11111111171711:1
Alliance
Between the le tiers of the Loco/bee party in the U.
Storrs and the Free•ttoders of Great Britain
TO BREAK. DOWN AMERICAN MANI%
FAcTDRE-; AND TIIUB SECURE THE
MARKET FOR ENGLAND !
From the London Tents.
The triumph elf the , usdirPtte of the Democratic
party, brought fortrtrtt by the Wit of the Swath:
trill xerisre, probably for ever, the ntrenelaory of lib.
cnrst ronimerrial prowiplet and If Lord Derby .
should next year he disposed to take the tneacuin
:arid' for his model, we have little ilouht that It,
will serve to remove the last illusions of the pro.
tredve system front hie knind. In this respect, anti
on this point, we take Gen. Pierce to be a fair .
reprtisentative of the opinion. of Mr. Calhoun, and.
as such, A VA I.IIA 81, E PRACTICAL ALLY
TO THE COMMERCIAL POLICY OF THIS
CU UN'llt V.
•
From the Lo.uloms Leader.
We are without information na to the views of
(len. herr° ON THE 811BJECT OF CO.OP
EKATION WITH ENGLAND; BUT WE
CAN.NOTsIAY THAT WE FEEL ANY Al"-
Pin:HEN:3ll),x ()x Tilts POINT, eta we
xholl await Me floe elereion net lei/knee than 'is
the rnofidrocr of many antericasfritititt Mai it will
result
From Me Maw-hater Exfoliate
The erection of Gen. Pierre will twit InaW
Thal 1
ll the Demorratie trenjwity, wbatetar tilt? ba
their other thtrereacea. striwtinrowcirt their lie- .
tintony on behalf of s liberal einninerrial.
, policy.
Rini any anverninent he may rum will be one on
which Tills COUN'T'RY 61 tY gt:k FOR
EFFECTUA L COOPERATION in Waring.
wherever practicable, existing impetlinienta to ia
teroutionsi intercourse.
Emit. the Liverpool European Times
reganlii England's publie sympstlo..it is
needless to say. is enlisted on the side of thaiDent
orratiecAmlidat.. NOT 'lll AT URN. PIERCE
IS CONSIDERED TILE BETIT.R
FAR OTIHER WISP.. Ili tnereli XCCEP
Ell aft Ikn rwy fir the , fro.
ion WEE) DHSIRE TO PC•fil THE PRINCI
PLES or FItEE-THADE 11.11T43 trr.mosr
In briefly noticing therdoingsof-the
Opposition County Conyention laf3t week,
we omitted to state that the,eOtination for
Assembly had been tendered , to fir. B.
BUEHLMII, Erig.i of this pliree, , but -declin
ed ; also that the nomination for Congress,
instead of boini'linaniqiiiii; was m de° in
the Noe of a bitter and aoti!e oPPoei4oll--.
H. L. Frsula...Esrp, , of this place s , and
Da. W. R. Statvityr, of Peterilatrg,
ceiving the support of the, Itepiesentsthee
of the "Young Dernmaseri.!'.
Bustuae, Rub was appoint
ed Senatorial delegate to the next SW.'
Convention, and Capt. Wet: F. Wayrtst
R vreseu tati re delegate.
give ini4noth!F colntpit.o9l47
munieation from a ...tkoaeawf." WhO,tas
presses his dissatisfaction with• the doinge
of the late Conventioti of bbt . 'party:iii
strong latiguage—stroriger, part, lan
we have deemed proper to. admit into, oUr
columns. We have taken the liberty to
omit portions of the• conitnutikation;
iti
duly severe in expression : and not essen
tial to the writer's , purpose. We,have we
comment to
,make on. the article, save ,to
say that it is the bona fide production ors
prominent, consisteut, sad hitherto ,hard
working Democrat, who has probably nev
er cast a Whig vote. The domestio
culties of our political opponents are nett'
matter of particular concern to us, and in
yielding our columns to a •'Democrat,'
we but evinces willingness to see fairplay
between the rival interests of the De-
wocracy.
co The meridian line for Adams county,
and the standard of a 2 and 4 polo meas
ure, from the Surveyor General's Office,
has been erected and established in Gettys
burg, by CHARLES A. PROCTOR, Esq., un
der the direction of the County Commis
sioners. The polar points are placed in the
Diamond on the west side of the Court
house, near the dwellings of Prof. Stoever
and Mr. Stevenson. The Northern point
is surmounted by a horizontal Dial plate,
by which the solar hour angle can always
be seen in clear weather.
By an net of the Assembly, approved
April 2.otb, 1850. all Land „Surveyors in
said Adams county, are required to test
their compasses, and try their measuring
chains, as soon as can be, by this meri
dian and standard pole distance. The book
of record in which every surveyor will on.
ter the variation of his compass needle,
and the date of his trial by this established
meridian, will be kept by the County
Clerk in the Commissioners' Office.—Sen.
tine!.
arm,. little has accepted the Free.
woil iscisilhatibil for Preaidept.
Mutiny In the Camp.
1111"I'Ve referred incidentally last week
to the doings of the Locofoco Convention,
which assembled in this place on Monday
week, whet' the "Young Democracy" were
deliberately thrown out of the Convention
and the Old Hunkers appropriated the
spoils. Tho following communication,
which we copy from the Sentinel, affords
evidence of the dissatisfaction which is
brewing in the ranks of the Opposition.—
Mr. McNam does not stand alone in the
views ho holds, and the numbers who arc
this fall throwing off the shackles of "Old
Hunkerism," affords an indication of the
result which is not to be mistaken. We
have more than once wondered that the
independent honest masses of the Oppo
sition should have so long and so tamely
submitted to the despotic rule of the clique
of selfish leaders in the borough who make
it a point in every contest to have their
power and influence felt in the defeat of
every aspirant fur office who does not fall
into their views and counsels.
"flaying been sent as a Delegate to the
County Convention held in Gettysburg.
by the Democrats of Atlanta county, my
seat was contested in that body, and mass
ors given by rin• opponent why and
wherefore it should he so contested. Ti.e
reasons given were that I Was a Fidler Mall.
and wanted to break op or disorganise the
Dentorratic party 01 Freedom township,.
where I was appointed at delegate. •
The COliVelittun went to work and slated,
and hoisted we out of their limning, fur no
other reason than because I was a !Maass
win, and WAS Opp Used to Mr. DAN,YRKT-r
an idea, that I moat obey the u,andatepr of
Mr. DANNER, or, in oilier words,. be Wink
winked and forced to yete against loy:0W0
will, That I don't dn. I haveheen a, werM
friend of Itlr.-.D.irtsea for morn _thee:
twenty years, and the first rout fever Men,'
was east fur him, and I have supported
him at every alaction when , he. was , a can
didate shine Mat. thne. and have dime, so ,
with, p i .eirure,And would hare dime ewe
gain. fur /minable; him a very, obligi n g,
clever gentleman, / but,. I am .onti• to be.
dragged ahem by, the one tnan power...F.!
My motto is Rotation in true. and for
that reason . wishcd to bring a new aunt Pe
fore the public.
I therefore will vote the Whig County
Ticket throughout in the ensuing General
Election.
SAMUEL S. McNAlft.
Fractious towntralp, tape. e, 1552.
PCPWhen in./887 there was imminent
danger of a bloody collision between her
Majesty's Canadian Subjects and Ay evil
can citizens on the Northern frontier, 'Pres%
ident Vatr.Burert sent Gem Scott to the
frontier to prorent invasion and bloodshed,
that must hare' led to a war between the
two countries:Gen. Scott maintained tho
laws and honor of the country, and by in
defatigable °torsions, proseried the peace
between Great Brittain and the United
States. On hla 'return from the frontier
he was honored by the citizens of Albany
and the members of the. Now "York,Legis.
latent with is public supper. Governer
Morey presided. , The following` were
among the regale ! teirshi : '
-art:min t•cora. a , Nut ;ego she. ' , choler than
the soldier, whoa.. pen andanord have been
with equal skirl in the defence of his cuntry.
. " The dottier: ever matte thehihi of
the tarsi his oupiensti rite of action, who,
while he bag atiatatis fulfilled its_ ntmias4 require
wants, has never ins Ouse Instentai. transcended
it* limits."
'Our guest : The intr.ineible champion of our
rights ; the trim:tenet :dedicator of our laws?'
Al their Dirty Work orolou
ICJ'The Pottavilk &aperiet - states
that the Locofoco 'leaders are circulating
among the German districts of ths t t coo
ty that Gen. Scott is a' Chlhefie--while
in she Obai Regions of the 'conety,
where the Trish pvtiktiou predominates,
they, attempt to prove that he is a Native
and opposed lathe Catholic. ,This is the
game the alluded too week at two sinee as
being played in this county, Ind which
seems to be the reinlfot a general *ton
t:M.odd movement onithe part: of the Op.
position. We a little etniens to. see
whattbeee tame leaders-will do wait; n*
that the Opposition has , been seddiedieritt
the nominatida of Judge WOODWARD
—who in the Reform Conventionjfkbored
tointrodeoe oNativeism" into , the ()midi
'tntion, by urging the ildeptied of 'provis
iou which 'Bl,lO MCC,I4I3,IjA
iDuku
og)tO, coming inta.the . 0 ; 1 041
after thesitit of July, 1841, FROM, THE
RIGHT TO'. VMS, OR 'MOLD OF—
TICE IDT THE GOMMON WEALTH.
r • j
nut is Nativeisto with , a Tolima) !
4
44 014 / 4114*Pf 0 4 0 011- 0 11 . 1 4
bad a wasting on Wedaraphiy, wbAcb
was addreesed by.Mlr. lioNgAlity 'of Va.-
•liele,. and. Gen. WYSK6O*. The Whigs
.got up a inceting.next day on,two' bouie
notico; i l 'o4krine Xmparium
represents to have been fully aa large as
the Locofoco Meeting. The Emporium
Says the-Wldg Meeting was addressed by
Ilon, Jews Coomts, who "delivered a
powerful speech of nearly two hours'
length—it was a noble vindication of
Whig principles and the Whig candidates,
so vilely traduced and misrepresented the
day before. It was just such a speech as
every honest man loves to listen to—clear,
dignified and truthful, carrying conviction
on every topic.
Irrilimmex 11"Aurr, Esq•, the Gener
al Superintendent of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, has resigned. his office, for the
purpose of accepting the Aituatiou of Chief
Engineer on a Railroad in Georgia, which
was tendered to him at a salary of $5,000
per annum.
[COMMUNICATED
MESSRS. BOEHLUR v---Please have the
goodness to thank, for me, through your
valuable' paper, the young lads of Gettys
burg for their politeness and care in not
disturbing our points of observation, to
establish a true meridian, erected in the
Riatnond during the past week.
I subscribe myself yours, Ate.
C. A. PROCTOR.
• Chiliyibarg, R•pt: 140052.
Local!bee Ar
OtrlYe find the folloyjng paragraph pa
rade4ortafaffliusty in 01 1 ie oolunaint cf
cry loWneo newatiper In tte country::
"It is sold to.be a tact that every general officer
ho seetred : iinder Gen. Scott in the Mexican war,
is oppo*d to his election to the Presidency—he
leiving that he glees not possess the civil goolifi
cstinuslo fit his for that high end responsible
station. Does not this fact epenk volumes against
Gen. Scott's fitness for the highest civil Office in
the world V"
Every general officer in the volunteer
service is a Locofoco, and was appointed
by Mr. Polk because he was a Locofoco !
Is it very suprising, then, that they may
be opposed to the election of Gen. Scott ?
Is it not a shameful recollection that Mr.
Polk proscribed Whigs as he did, in the
army, whore Whigs and Democrats were
alike gallantly supporting the flag of their
country? Almost every General in the reg
ular service is a Democrat. Yet, where is
the authoriry for the above sweeping state
ment, either as to Volunteer or Regular
General Officers Y Except Shields, Quit
man, Butler and Pillow, where or when
have any of them spoken Y The three
former, though pciliticallyopposed to Gen.
Scott, have spoken in the highest terms of
him. .
OIL %Tuned !Orz iron or Gan. Scare.
"Goa. &Mitt huntlit.lo the,nation, end o w the.
world ; and ea it is not my province to paint Whig
potrait I wouTd .141 Ciintent to Oximitie his pthil•
dos Wool thMwoeld without aging alvthiny of
him personally, hut fur the known positions we
relatively occupied in the city sit Mesita,. and for
the ;tarpon* of laying publicly dint thmovhout
one vehuivintaecoutrao. thuulh delicate and gouts,-
moving. he acquited himself in a manner to aria
my command odatirmioni." •
Gan. Soisins'Ortwune. ,• • '•'
Gies. Winfield &oft is , the candidate eels
Whig petty, For him 1 entertain the higkestper.,
vomit 'regard ari.Lesteem. T admire him u moth
es Ido any maciiiing for his Omit military tel.
°Pt.. !"I t eta him ettiktted to the gratitude
of his country furhiq glorious military sereieett°
• awl: (tintless's Oirstos.
*Some AVMs* himism been mede to his tiseaseq
reputation, and . y opinielfitskedi I saw
it would behave* in us [the Dereocralill fPort7l
to dehy to hies thibighest military distinction.—
Thal this klesicatiessppign. frediShe dal -gob
at Virg Ores, to the tdi of the Uspitel, was 01311
,
Or the mom Military an Milita record. helium,
win dimmed by some klimidies about white I
would not now ipso*, bet that when the Anton!
of his victorious march from the ma Went to the
Dinkins! Ohne, shall be faithfully detiiied. : end
f+^pairrised. it Will reedy add 4 0 the hid *WO
linte lasi.tw be at
. p . rrom ,l t enjoys, not only in Awash"
We appeal' to candid men, if sea et
presmons as those, from honorable oppo
mute, ought not to ensure the highest dm;
fidencein'thyn: Scott 'l' Yet the lAteef6.
cos elte their Oti . pcisftiotral'evidence
unfitness for the Prokidelay. 'Bach ire
.
the pDor arguments theTactlfocia press
against Gob. Winfield Scott."
, Description or a, Failltlwa.filawe
Last Itkatstrt i , Illy Edna rad Wltickek.
In the befektreted' sTietiO of .Edlinted
Burke in the British Parlitnent on "Coned!-
, lotion with`America'," Occurs Thiel palmlike,
1 1 in speaking Of the Courts of Adtniralty':
Incommailiainer situated. in egkiadiny
justice ; and R 0061.1 partaking is ar forih , 4 U.
week:n*9l4N, i,ets cooper."
It would &host seem that Burke must
have had a prophetic eye on the extraor
dinary tribunnis created by the Fugitive
ISlave act of the hurt Congress„; or that the
courts of whish the British orator made
this declaration, must have been theruodel
after which the others : were framed. Both
parts of the,deseriptionxre tree. The un
cnnstitutional trilogitil of
,the, trlave-oatch
iog commiabioner is often far from the
home of the , fugitive, In the _Midst of
strangers he finds it.irepassible teestablish
his freedom, although he may have alma
dint evidence of the fact. Most of the
wen of the aims tried ender the Fugitive
act, illustrate this point.
But the latter clause of the daaription
is, most "A, court partikim
the fruits of its . own conthiquation, is a
robber." Did Burke hive baprephetip
eye
the
paltry live d o nlitif:::::044:
ered. to
the, Commiasioner to induce hint toleade
against, the freedom of his fellorman
"Tit ~Pengrens Anlcrinny'," continues
#.4rke, "Pomoabh •
We grieNvoleet;! 1,1094 Ato TOO iPf 44 8
elirquent sintestopn , lova/ *mourn ,thst ip
three-fourths of p atutttry, this ; anal gen
vesimonld,thenuelirep =let hap liar,this
very ilriavance:4 its wont 0 4494 1 0P.,ra11ny
it would hsse *lied his tones sad rata
,ed him beldame hilie *4(10, for raising
his voice in defence of such atm*. ,Could
lids opportente,*therit,etruggle 14041
,Auterkwatqueqtion,har,e foreseen thatoin
sev,enty r four, .%years, this stone , American
Congress would establish all over the turri
tory, petty, irreepensible and uncontditu
00Pal courts, "abariug in the fruits of their
own condemnation ;" and that men in the
free
,states would boast of their agency in
enacting this irquiry, such a sardonic laugh
of scorn would have rung through the
halls of Parliament as would have shamed
the friends of America into utter silence.
Alas, how arc the mighty fallen! The , very
wrongs which the American Congress rose
to resist, arc now enacted into Jaw, by their
degenerate posterity of the second genera.
tion. Thu strength of the colonies was in
the justice of their cause. Having, in their
independence, legalized the same robbery
of which they complained in British courts,
they have introduced the same element of
weakness by which Britain failed in Ler
struggle against American independence.
[Christian Press,
XOll/" We understand that Mr. BANNER
was nominated by the Opposition Confer
enoc, at Chatnbersburg, on Tuesday, as
tbo "Democratic" candidate for Congress,
without opposition—the other candidates
named having all declined. The next
thing in order is to determine whether the
majority by which he is to be beaten in the
District shall be 1,000.0 r 1,500.
pc:PThe Whigs of Baltimore hold a
grand Ratification Meeting last Monday
night, which the Baltimore Sun character
izes of the most imposing political demon
etratites trier witnessed is that zity.
reownonsersysa.
7/0 compeer. &WO Clique, C4poily• Orwreeilier
PartsicrdArofirowit. be.
litarsia s. /3'n to av s—Althouchgreatlirlififeriltsg
from the political principles which gos'avow; I
have ever atitnired the fearlessitessi'ettergy and
sincerity with which you have conducted the edi
torial column, of your paper. Dellesing you to
be the advocates of what you hold for truth,. you
will not , I trust, deny a place in your journal to
one whose only object is the exposition of error
find corruption. Tit true, the so called county
organ of my own party would seem to be the prop.
or channel through which to seek the attainment
of my object, but humiliating as it may ap.
pear, it is nevertheless true that that worthless
sheet is so completely identified with the errors
and abuses in questiint as to be utterly unfit for
such a purpose; hence the ntresiity, which is my
only apology, for troubling you.
A corrupt faction, having its head and its head
quarters in this llorough, unfortunately exists in
the Democratic party of this County and is (nitro
clueing that little tarty to a suite of utter div
organicdion and ruin. It has for its lender a pro-
Jested democrat, but really an old federalist of the
"Jimmy Buchanan" school, who seems to hive
been thrown among us ass pest that should torment I
the delconsonian Democracy of Adams County
for". time, times and a half." The part played by I
the clique alluded to and ita distingushed Champ- I
ion on the day of the late Democratic County
Convention, to say nothing of other day•and oth
er doings, was no more successful in manufactur
ing • county ticket from the manager of the clique
and kindred material, th ill be in disorgani
sing and distracting tie party and thus
winking its most t for that very
ticket, that say tick ned.
,; Mow emit be othw ambitious,
waktrernaking demag ; D emo .
credo party td; f to
bey ridden fort' wee th
-
by ono' man without olticking 1" it Abe time
list bind *Ken they will be ondeoefirit * Allrill
they' expect a man to bow subrnhaively et at ttuir
command and lend his support to astir • ticket,
and bk sanction to such disgraceful proireedings
when treated MI Mr. McNitst was treated at their
hand 1 Mc. McNein answers for Woolf, and so
will hundreds mote. Not that they have changed
disk Principles, but that they 'lnd it their'dtity
submit no longer to the bighbandidablises'inadlen
pertinent liddings Offhtpetty rind ernr* Winne
end its selfeesWilluted leader lir . the' berriegif tit
Ordtesburg. " ' •
Wboorner a prohnied demare4 and empedally
a danocranq betlaktomenbe tto exorningly .yoapeo
jar with the Whlcrany a. le minim alma* as
Many votes from that, a. horn hie own Pen), yaw
may justly oenelede, tbete's sometlifig miaow in
liatunartr, dad arbetteier a mea, no Mahn debit
party, nianifirtir as it a thief for Amon to
to before the public inid.aellelliMor and ewppeit
gstolOWig 01 44•IffeAlePr'ioaptir-allisanY
eptielnde".be'e fit fen neither,. • • • • • •.
•Aq open !ea *banes 41411 Wet* Went. by'
4 41 Pmaask have a ' l 4 OA Mir 1 . 1 " 4 "'
abis'too' *trove? isittei a man tistiydiStr ,etittt
you ; hoireilor inMOrNA'yonlitild his views 'ilia
ptimiipbe Mai; if hnidormant tbetirwith the
holden's, lbw condor sad alowirdly at a 'lnan; ha
will extort yeti vanpern mid ;ear newenied mini
lotion., art on the el* bend. liow cadeltsPniks
the sycophant ; ha "h°, 1041 bow, dRPIWV,OI 4 7I°
about the, world with no ereed of hie' own, ifs at
/east none whiel be daiespV.ii In whit ;
end
he iiieaktte with Peter, be Women 'Peter end ail
hi. friends ; when Neer isithwiit end Prof pres
ent, Peri Ii Wowed and ?ebt caned;• whin he
mil Peter end Paid are toslither they ant on only
doer friends."
"The friend who hail; you Tom or lock
And prove. by thumping on your beck,
Iris sense or your great merit—
Jo web' n / 1 604 glisk .ooo h*l-1P4 4
Be eery mach kis friend indeed
To pinkie Or II beer it."
But of all mbar speripharieg the political eyes.
pbadi is lbs and intolsrable, the anus who
• will probes-- mbar". no ane beanijiisn,4 remain
POitteld cr,e4, 3 , 54 pricligaVY le.anshisqpi to
all men, that , by all wane lerp nag gain mom
ruts; who will 'deign ramidieraidir is on party,
and yell play his' temeherous gamer of darplicity
Cinema ml among all 'other punk. to'ealch tdo
valet of alt 'ware Once at ibt ' espied at
)prfricipird r , tang 'May It be is th>t public mind
of the good people of this congressional diatrialli,
iliPd thill'onFifillt mud, honorable comosammeraltb
et~il be tar imposed upon, silo Amite ouch
man to a position for Which be N so totally MAI,
gid of Which Leis io utterly atierrniky.
• '
11/pillie• Idocoroco press teems w4ih a
n. .
iro Oen.:4Coti for havlnf i ; at one
e
written a lector irt favor nf alive 4..
, W. 111 if t .91,? a • n 0:1 .0 ,F: ' 11 1 1 "If ou i t . ..1e11,(4,
changed. his riewa and renotnieetl the ppiw
Luna, parent expressed..4nd yet, tiwee
eme journals float at ,
T t,hirdteatl , of , slick
Tierce and Kiig electorld : ticiet, the paste.
of geerge Vii. Woodward , Who, ih the Re.;
form Conrergon, nured tcr l inetruC; a 4ont
i/04e ( P 4,1P 0 K( ff zcial(gP tP, FP!P.(d. 1 4
constitution s 9 al 10 prevent avy . foreign.
era, who might' arrive' in this State after
, the ifitirof f lirly,lp4 14:rpm, eiiryiring the
nigh; (o
.votepr lo..hohf oilic in this Cont.
"monsvealth... He not only? Egret) such a
resolution, bin he made a s pe ech in its , -
fa
vor, which may be found in the Debates
of the Convention, and from which we
wake:the following extract :
sir, !Appreciate as much as any man living, the
many political rights and privileges which I, in
common with the people of the United Mates, em
now enjoying; but it is my honest impression,
that We do but squander those privileges in con
ferring them upon every individual who chooses
to come and claim them. 110 knew that a great
portion of those who Caine among us from foreign
countries, consist frequently of the worst part of
the population of those countries, that they are
unacquainted with the value of those privileges,
and that therefore They do not know how to value
them. 1 think that in thus conferring them indis
criminately upon rill, is e are doing injury to our
liberties and our institutions; and I believe that,
if OM time has not coins, it will speedily, when it
will be indispensably necessary either for this body,
or for some other body of this State, or of the U
nited Eitates, to inquire whether it is not right to
put some plan into execution by which foreigners
should be prevented from controlling our elections,
and brow beating our American citizens at the polls.
Such were the opinions, freely and pub
licly expressed, by George %V. %Voodward
in 1838, who now heads the Locofoco e
lectoral ticket, holds a commission as
Judge of the Supreme Court from Gov.
Bigler, and is a candidate lor nomination
for that office. Does he still entertain
those views ? If not, why then not abuse
him in the same style us they abuse Gen.
Scott for changing his 1 Perhaps the
Pennsylvanian can explain, or will it keep
quiet.
lizrahe Borough of Jersey Shore, Pa.,
resolved to subscribe for IIK2b,000? of the
stook of the Sttnbuiy and Erie Railroad.
Ledger froze au Old deddler.
We haerlpetieved. (says the Huntsville
Sotaterialißteati.Pinee the rannisa
?ened actively: that Trott wotild carry
Tennessee. There was some disaffection
at tirst—some few soured politicians flew
off—but the bone and sinew stood firm,
closed their ranks, fixed their bayonets,
and charged upon their opponents. This
indications now are that the soldier State
is sale for the gallant old soldier *lto has
always led the columns to victory. As
one of the many indications -we 11.5, we
copy the following letter (rein tiiiitenant
Shields, of Sevier county. East- ilinume.,
see. The Knoxville Register says be nil
one of those who volunteered from Sevier
county to serve in the Mezietin . vrar;was
afterwards a Lieutenant, coninaiseinned by
Polk ; fought in every batilw'iin the valley
of Mexico, was se.eral times wounded in
battle, as the scars on his body testity!"—
lle now is enthusiastic for. Scott. lieten
how lie talks about his old commander—
his words come bursting ;from the tiSart.
and communicate an electricthrill:o the
hearts of others:,
Santini: Lux. August 6. lOU.
To the Editor :—I leans by .themews
papers that some man in "Little Kenfilch"
has become very angry at me Manse I.
a Democrat, should support my -old com
mander, General Scott. I had *Upward
this was a free country, and that e'man
had a right to vote for whom he pleased.
The writer of that article says I am *Con -
yen, In that you are correct; I eras a
Democrat. and at first felt like supporting
Pierce ; but when I remembered the trials
and dangers! had gone through wits
under Scott, Idid nut leel that I could do
my feelings justice and vote agaium him.
When l thought of the loug andooil
some march from Vera Crux to tfie t etty of
Mexico, when we were fifty dayciu the
heart of an enemy!, irountry. out off from
all supplies. as Wan sa. [Ma 41califituoi
eatioa with our own comity. awl *lends.
surrounded by guerillas on every, side ;
and whso you hosed of ea Nabs we had
planted Our star•stpanglesi-baimer upon tho
Halls of thediloasesueses. sad was still
floating triumphantly in the breeze over
as bears an' army sad is noble a woman
der as overweat fsedrieLbstdes;•and irrheo
1 heard my brim old cansamander abused.
1 could stand it nolonger. Welt dpi I re
member With iiblit !dadaists he vielied the
Oak tesi woondeel he that . wripaigm; anti
boil be adlshibitertiffto , th ear *mils day
alter day. :1 tilf,froi, Mr, Editor, the *i
ntent and soldiers under his command
loved Mot. You, ally' brother ionisers.
loweilber bow be vistaedhiiiiihog in
the city of Maim, suitd - how haaadminis
tered to the wants of,tbtsiek- r f e ntishing
inch w twitVe ;shirt. a filaikits a•Pair of
shoes.msd ono dollar's wristb, of tobacco
sad 1 kw ism drew zillehisemoenforto, am)
a knapsack, alai; aihdiaa who lust
theirs beaks.. Sat aear.li am io be a
bused- bosenevilaireses.aa sesiehir my
hind', generows.mibleread' brave old WM
maaddir i lOW Abeastoo.,ityrresan who fires
from behind a issaked. battery sad won't
sign hiratimit. - • -
trUinte to inty die mini 'her hie writ
ten spinal me, and who is trying to tear
down Scott. never slept on a wet blanket ;
never livittY'arriigtd SWIM country ;.
wee never pit on Ihdtrmiess er lardwelek
era, and was sever compelled, to *fah
warm water. unless it was to work, oS
dose of physie. &nil lam not miatakea.
in November next we will give you a hasty
plate of Scott Soap, that you aid find
warm enough for year comfort. and tole
wow of it shall be real Naomi water.
But I aid the_old soldiers under Soots*
command loved M. brother aid
dime, remember when lie was arreited4
you remember the moonier he left tha
inn for As United tiitrttnrand wbot mos
dossibeillay:;yeri every iregisseni
ad mod his quaver% clad 'jai.* Iledde
of isoeming. in order to show how. :11ey
beamed sod loved him. `row lemma t i
had orders its to *hew bet onew9 the
volume" eourpssise was abligedlodiew
and bask the sake"' silence, esaktOmper
heydid- ,Thie Wee 11-‘9 I IIPIMI Qisharir
shooterswho took, a part at era Craig in
Cerro ()Milo, stursilto done so '
the guerilla fighting eirtharoad to the valley
bf lltaxico.. :They were sable set dist
km% told di4 their dilly Ilci.e r torat.
,u•r*"rbfr pow slow Pod 4, 0 4000
wamarihed 'tip the. hilithat brookht us
Via* Of the Capitol, befdrit the ' f
Oebutras, tind on arriving at the uip,tiftli,
them was our old commamier lookiNg
through his spy-glass and crying ont.,to
lot as we passed him the capi
tol, the capitol. the capitol I" My MN*.
soldiers how did you feel in that hoirrta-
Didn't you feel new tile take hold of-pair
weary, toil-worn limbs And Were. Me
not led on from victory to victory,
,ontil
Scott was arrested and torn away, from
his noble army by his own Governance
fist by the blessing of God, we will it,
and be with him again in Novemberviind
whenever Scott leads victory is inien.. r ..„.
Newspapers may talk about Sevier 00 , 41 t.
ty lilting off time hundred votes, and ell
that kind of stuff, but with old Stioti tie
our leader, she will roll up the knelt
Whig vote she ever gave. The..ipists
-o.init" boys who served under hiiii,am
here, and they will count it: any crowd ! ,
And now, fellow-sokheis, "It i"
long poll, a strong pull, and a poll' Alb
gether," for our brave old chieftain. {li toot.
Scott. "Eyes right, forward uteri*"
J. W. SHIELDS„
Southern Rights Commentlnallig
MONTGOMERY. Ala., Sept. ,
Southern Rights (Locofoco.) Contibithin
organized here to-day. Eight counties
were represented, numbering 62 deMates.
A letter was read from Gen. QUitmai4
in favor of nominating another (Indian,
for the Presidency, but adding did
not wish the nomination himself.
letter was referred to a special EORitßhAt
LSECOND DEsPATCH.)
MONTGOMERY. Ala., Sept. 14th.t ii f The
States Rights Convention tollay
noted Geo. M. Troupe. of Georiiia, for
President, anti Gen. J. Quitman, of
for Vice President, and after ippidatif% so
electoral ticket adjourned sine die. t
,OcrThe coruer-stone of the neweile
male Seminary at Ilagerstoirn, IS' bo
laid on the 29th inst., at 10 o s cloCii, l t lifk.
A number of distinguished persons are ex
pected to be present. This Instittition is
to be ander the patronage of her fhatlatitan
Church, and promises to be >r fal tide.
A German paper states that 7 po.
lineal prisoners ire now to coo&
in Europe, and that over wpm* bite
to ovoid like inearcaration. :". •
ilhialim Eleen•d•
,;,..-* ! "44/lo.PsaitottirooiCompttkr
.
. . onday the AMMO for Je"spiv jthort, Sfeepify 011 I
Go tio
b erv orf .
~.. c., i n speeeh,before the Granite Glob of , to.
Maine, k iiii ii m i f.
. (Tk r o . w i r a,,t o „, „ a „, li. ' phis.' As th e report goes, he first pitch
inin Gem Scott and then alluded to Mr.
dates forl*Oliotw—Whig,loeo, Free-soil, th.„1,8„, in this wise ; _.....fi e b e li ce ,i M r .
and sAl4l.4oolavri The returns indicate Graham was a gardenia!' of unimpeacha
the irditiatoofillubbard, the Locofoco can- ble honor. Ile could say nothing against
didate,.ieho loses some 11,000 votes. Ile him, axaept that he was fimind in very bad
" I gi A 1 1 3,444 Aigh"t candidate, l '"' v e"rt ' (lii' l''ly:t 'Th o ugh
stations, ‘tr‘ditrin.„ G raham
~,,,i 1, 1 0 iri
act ii ti(
rid
severall l
and tho ,boxing a small majetity in , his had 1 1 _: r„ ver ni: attracted Ilis - nl;sarvation so
,
joinq' Cifill deubtlas lie chosen as to make any !narked impression, and he
,
govaillbor hellogistature. Ile is friend- ! would " V 1., ilim as Johnny Brown said
ly to thp....Ditipe Law. , The Item candi
thatreoety, about 20,000 votes. The
Whibi &it'd to l fitr gained 4 Senators and
filutteltwii.but it is thought the Locos
•
dill'have'"a majority on joint ballot.—
Thnirlosisioriti last yeti'. Was 80. There
will bs alargo,ntajority in the Legislature
ftrorioteoitinuing anti-Liquor law.
The 'Whigsitl t•tinemembers of Oong.
Tea; tee die Lona 'dike. In she last
Congrofftlis •Vliigp f ro, bet. two peril' hers
and tho linear tit , e--Igiiiine 'having opo
anember, ss
,"tie r the pow appor women .
t t
-veia - kat Elea'vibe;
firni 211 Nino; plow a
hPl a % 4 2 1; - 74 11; 4‘ 1 .° r ef‘Pdi
ditAJot,49NCßl4r• 4.l*Plukr. 'Aar Atkkei
vf-Lis opponootawliutlardly. equal to • the
combitiod•LooefocoJand‘Free Soil rotes—
iilitolt.'didio the' Ooolfoki Ca upon
411 611 iiA044!i .4 . Whig° taFge
Laskjoriey I, s- oiat :Xbo, ~ Boutto
25, , L0iy0 and Fro& Soil 6;
ilouse--IN hip 98; LOcOo bid !Tee Soil 88.
Moth Maio sad Vermont nra,certain for
Scott add Oridaim. - •
Geo; seseetni Lowe thailiatry.
'a Eipeeeli 'Of the M. Clay ,
ton, at the 'Ratification 'Meeting held
rthrl. ) ,lune 28, 1882. we
find the following authentic. amount 01 a
passage iwthe life of the Whig Candidate
14 the Preeideney,:whieh ire •havelterer
before seen so. lolly and sathentieellF tleaa•
cribed. We copy iC for the benefit of our
readers. . .•
EXTRACT FROM MR. CLAYTON'S
sPk;ROH.
"Let ate advert, to elie fact for which I
have antliority.and whirl, I know to be
true. A 4 the very, samisen( when peace
was about iii be matte betircen this mein
try and Mexico. when Winfield Sim it could.
with honor, itave,aceelfiell *Ow° in the
Mexican amity. he was termed time million
two Initudrett And fif9 thousand dolls:24e
cash, if he would resign the Ainericen orate
and take minimum) of the Mexicans, with
a prOmise that a ration far superior to that
of the American army elututil he given - to
those who would join his'standard and en-
ter the service Of . I .ll6ticti. And, further,
lie was offered the Presidency of Mexico
for five years, antiwar desired ut.keep It
durititi Oita time lu orthiii.texestore pagea
nts civil administratima Widower' won the
admiration of Ms eneoutes. and lit was look
ed upon as a savioiiri and they offered him
this large aunt as an indurententdo take the
office. Do you not supporta lie was stung
with resentment after he had done, all fur
his comotry-,-after be 11114 perilled lila lite
tit every field, and conquered an empire for
her advantage and glory-4in finding him
si-lfdismiased (tone offiee t 'At 'deli 'Criti
cal perkerti teittriter'severieed ante(- End,-
.Take the command of the army of Matt
ice and the Presidency of Mexico for five
years.' What chic Ihit but the diadem
of Mexico, and the office of Emperor,
if he had chosen to be such ! !UM! had
taken h, suppose We - had fent In , aroty to
chastise the Mexicans when they were
commanded by Winfield Soot ; don't you
think we should have come, hack with a
eutisidenible •number) of bias* "eyes and
bloody itoileirt [ tiaegtiter.] ' Now leek
at tractoditie•;'shil *hit do' Info flOd"tb
simpers itfi . Ile 'libeled all these Weft.'
end said t rt, am an American soldier,
end tap blood: hawbeen freely elied , fur A-
.I
meriese andoefrill Ihe shed for no , 'tither
cite tote fiti' ettrilris CA rilitaurte./ it I " will
die forillis A mietictine, litn fne . 'htil outer 1
people 'OS ever ,nade. [Fuithialititle
applause.) :Ile eresidency'of lexititt. 1
the Empire pettiest me by Mexicos,can
net *thief *brow tbit loVe of my native
labd 'whit 'tefildh, thitelletfittl; r iris 'Corn,
Mitt, Which' lr Itieretehtinlett frown my *r
ile* ' 0 1 6 1 04 to 1 444' 44; 1 : ,E4l'iblau")'
~ .Falurviillinoor, • I 4ve • ;meek diet°
is nettling in the Moiety of the ;matte equal
the ingritikede , whlheeitich this gallancold
ioltlietAteireteetteint, ' &Obeli 'frit qefffr tie
40tittlite'110 Iriettntiittl. ibAiltifiif. i'u
be sure be dilkolltill11,111iciut: We eYee be
ie. p.i.osi is bet JO s a floor Meth sad, If
Ice had`, 060 Seek to Mkt the,Presidemay of
blexitteohirmighC baser been one of the
millionaires of the jihte r said ' indeed tit
wapiti he .dilliMil e to' 'ittlithatir What lie
might hiv e, noviired. I' point to these
riots te.theW the , patriotism and Petit,' of
the asen‘sethareeter. Again, I ask, what
can' yea End , tomurpass it? You have
' been edweirere 11 Jitikeistr, , Garrison', and
Taylor, and God knows I shalt continent
to he. tehtte there is life in my body, an
, admirer of he eharacter of Zachary Tay
ler. But I cannot be made inaeusible to
the•meriestal Winfield Scott. All of those
who have 'known hint intimately, and
'hose cipittion is ' worth a straw, consider
that a truer (deed of his conotry never
mated.
..
"When he came back front Mexico he
*air seek Antos' to death in the public ser
vice. The whole power •of the Govern
utentowasii against him who had done so
much. Ile landed at New York quteily,
sot)erlAg paw lion fur the first tone after
he* T t, Ifon M
i exico he was pale and
•
ex e it y feeble. T h
hat gtgane form,
si four or five inches in Ins stockings,
lon as it prepiniug for the grave ; but,
1
God, helm now as hearty, hale, and
ble4ed i setiting to, do service and battle
or Janigmenry as he ..is at Chippewa and
I lagers , , i:Altplaose.]
A GRATIFYING FACT.—Slityinski, the
w4tr44titt4o.elurtatt. eonlesaed before ho
that he had inorulered two
ogps,for, !which eirenees two iii
blWeint.it Pr teit . lint)
hoett hanged. The only
exeunt) it ketirderer has to offer for Ina
tho tortogling authorised ..l l l, !! ..,, t o
.0 crime that capital punish
jo huh mit d eter from crime, it is an as
moellippyttl rapt that every great criminal
hie hod a tralrbitt appetite to wileess
executions. The New World, of nos-
ton, has some excellent remarks on this
!~,ep,~~~.gnlerH.
JAPAN. EXPEDITION.--41 if, rumored
peopmird , expedmon 10 Japan, en
* 4
- I 4, ottemudore Perry, will be abandoned,
I, for the present—the Government
'WA! kidinraide to spar(' 11 number
veseols, tnjustify the undertaking.,
of his deg. when asked why he was going
to hang him—. hat he had never done any
thing !—YeA,' 831 d John, .that is the rea
son lam going to hang him.' Here the
orator is said to have made one of those
emphatic rinses imheative that a proper
response is desired from the audienve. The
response was inn delayed. A tall hunter
from Tippet], instantly excinimed—uliang
Pierce, too, Colonel." The pith and
pertinence of the reply convulsed the au
dience'and confounded the speaker:
DOING* 01 , A MANIAC.-At Charlestown,
Massachusetts, on Saturday evening, a
mew mongol Jul. • lifitionagv 'their id**
of delirium tremens, Oaths A mai ftira9uP
and :desperate attack., on inim KAlnmar
scsb);•ing, wit!! f kuifoin aewera4plapeqv
so as to.entlanier hif /I"!Wil'F"P'
etl ia,4 Al* 1 4re4ts 1 1 0. 114 44 0 4‘ eig l ►4 ior
nine persons before he was arrested end
BenVkt inikk ,`
DR. HOOF . BITTERS.-
That this militrmil rt`. • liver com
plaint tindllyerte can doubt of
ter using it ird cts specifically
111 1 0 n the *lO • aster; it is prefers•
hk toaido homes; it sets
se *peel; - . • iver se calomel ;
calomel )`4l system—the bitters
strengthen and never prostrate the patient,
and will give renewed life and health to the
delicateinvalid, end restore the liver to its
functions, and, give digestion awl appetiti
in throes severe cases wherein die ordina
ry medicines tail In produeing any efiect.
Illstiotin
NE .
Chirry
THE C;REAT , REDY FOR
Andvdie besi medicine known .
to man for Aittfuna of viers stage, Liver
Comptsint a, Brnitehitis; Influenza, Congba, Colds
Bleeding of the Lungs,' Sheitnese of Bteiltb,
Pains and Weakness in the Ride,
'beast. he., and all other
diseases of the
PUL'MON'A BY ORGANS.
' BEWARE: OF 'IMPOSITION!
The greater the value . of any disco Very, the
higher it is held in the esteem of the public, and
po much in pmportion is that public liable to be
imposed upon by the sperm" imitations of the
ignorant, designing and diahonestmen; who, like
the drone In the hive, have_lnd id l er yhoghility
nor inclination to provide for themeahres, but
thriVitini Illituttie upon the earnings of the
deserving. '
Noar that ttilj preparation is well known fit be
a trioni 'cititain sure for Incipient CONStJM
TION ASTfi NIA . 'LIVER' OpIPLA I wire'
:CiIIIGHS, BRONCHITIS, and'alleimllar *Wee,
thins. than any oth , :t remedy erer known, there
'14 , 4m, and-NOW ARE found those an villain.
molly ,wicked u to 'contact si spurious, and per.
hips a poisonous mittine; and try to to palm it
off as the genuine Balsam. • •
Thia is te caution dealer end the public gen
erally against purthaeing any , other than that
RAVING THE. WRITTEN SIGNATURE OF
1. BUT l'S.on the wrapper. The rest merely im
itate the militia of the original, while they possess
pone of its virtues. ..„
Originally prepared by Wil & Co., Phila.
delphle, now prepared and sold, wholesale and
retait_prity by BETH. W. FOWtrE,
Miss, to whom iN orders should be addressed.
add for sale by his agents throughout the coon-
tr7For side In Gettysburg by E. H. BUEH
LER, and by Drugtists generally: •
BALTIMORE MARKET.
•
.
''[eretelf"Thi t twlreol stew at saws re air.]
FLOCRACkee oe were make to day, of 3,000 bide.
City Mi11.6" . $ at $4 26 per . bbl. Bales of 2011
bldo eitedsr, breads Reward ellen •at $4 28. and
ROO do. at $8 ; IS$ per bbl Rayers :were •net
moth &posed to purebase above $4 1)19i whiob
Ate offered. Ry. Mar 3 87 *Or mud Cam
Meal It 37 $340 Per bide
, GRAlN rvaboreeelpteof.Orala aap .Rintr aPo
setiowof Winneadreepirag.-- Wonemoretee of geed
to prune
,eredept,6o3 Ii 91 WWI* Anheasest
91.98: dente, And very palineideo , 43.2.oesl.93
pesinebali. r7O 4Tg COW white Corn 83 aO4
meta. and renew do. OS a7O as peer *WWI.—
Oats 33 awl 38 slats per Weisel. Seeds steady.
50r9.440 1 119 1 - -
tilloCo RlF:O.—elites is quiet ; .mail W e .
of Rio at tit sliEsaptelieitib..,..6m9k
leaves 014,610kbektuoleffe leallitipar.gf Rice
OtVISIOPer 3O )B e .
HA" talltlo4l,Le :e ,
are e. e•AL:
PR ON " We
acme *pas f*,i . t,ikt L 46, a ,tO 37,4 , Adige
Pork 1117 ST Iffei Beef 1118.. war . itteatisF
*Atilt/4i afoi , aided 10$10$ cents,
Slid What, tl'a 1 Cents per lb. Laid 4n 19dit
veils, ainPlitteipe 124 oenti iutt Itu , thmktie
3. cant. 'per k :Bader is key Ilk orate,
roll 14%47 eivalOperibe
Oo the 1.40 jet by, Rev- f /PP* 40T ,
Mr. Asro,F.6 H. ORNER. Mensflen Own
ebik.' and Mhos , lOHHISIIN.st AWV . Bll`; bf
91.iebdtirlIht. • '
t2th•inbt.; by, the Name. Mlr. OROitfie
of Fnmklisrenanty, slid Mist bo•
?HIA WQJ.F. of Butler, township, Ap/reut re.
On the let inst.. by the Rev. Mt:. Mullah; Mr.
PHII.IP auptir, orildilme'cowlY; and ° Mau
SOPHIA 4-o'll.ll.9loo,,,Fre.brittltn
DIED,,
On tEe Tth inst.. in the eity.a HaJtimore,,i Mr.
'FRANCIS TIMMINS, fin tnerly dr he
of Now Oxford, Adams' county: 'rho ; &nestled
can,. to hie death by the tire Which op:wired n few
Jaye ego, at the store !tonne of P. e.'MNOtin'At
On Wethireilay, the JOHN MHO—
STAN AN , S en.. of Hamiltoobart township + at an
ntivdoced age. The ileceasei! lead beeit !dug ie.
teethed in our community espne jtour most hon
est, uptight. anal mewl citizen%
At Pipe Creek Milk Frederick coonty, o n th e
36tli tilt., MARY SITSAS, Odra datidliter of
Rev. 1). P. caylor, aged 17 years
16 days.
On the Oth inst., In Cumberland township,
LIZAIIEI'IISI,ON AKER, aged 45 years.
On the :Slit ult., in Oxbird township. Mrs.
CATHARINE MA wife of David Martz,
raged 77 :hems and 5 months.
On the tuh inst.,at Hendinaville, MARY
RUN, raged 71 years I I months anti 2C duya,
OYSTERS, ICE CREAM. MEAD
& CONFECTIONARIES,
E subscriber tenders hie thanks wale
Public for the liberal patronage
hilh
erto extended to hint, and would respect
fully inlOrm them that, in 'addition to his
usual variety of CONFECTIONARIES
and /CE—GREILV, Ire will keep con
' scantly on hand, during the Fall and Win
ter, a supply of the best quality of
tr zu vc,
Rooms will be reserved especially fur the
Indies. No pains will be 'spared to Mike
the calls of visiterspgree,sblo and *limit.
A supply of fresh oysters just re
seised. Give us it call,.
EIJAS EIHEADS.
Sept."l7l-3t.
n I:st
eOlpicitorriffete.
bet, itiMritintpleit'sant tiqviishlp;
am county, on or about the 18th of Aug
ust lust „
TWO sTn A Y HEIFERS, 4' 1.1
white and yellow spreekletl, 191 pk
supposed to he about 3 year% old. The
owner is desired to come lortvard, pay
charges, and take them away.
ABRAHAM lERVER
Sept. 17, 1852.
590 AGEN'tS WANTED.
atio A. WEAR.
•W ANTED, in every County of the
U. Stales, active and enterprising
men, to engage in the sale of some of the
best Books published in the country. 'co
men of good address, possessing a small
capital of from $25 to $lOO, such induce
ments will be offered as to enable them to
make from $3 to $lO a day.
KI - The Books published by us are all
useful in their character, extremely popular
and cumin:mil lair males wherever 111(7 1
are otteied. further particulars ad-
Arens . (Postage paid) • •
DANIELS & owrz;
ehiec.k m . w. A. loa.sty do 'Co , 138 N.
Freund strait, Philadelphia.'
Sept. iO, 1862-.-6 m r• •
COMO6
Dr, I: Lawrence
DENTIST,
in }TICE in eltembersburg street.
op
''Pilte the I; uthiron IClfitrrolr; 21 &IS rs
nest of Middlorofl's siert:l,4o,er° he muy
be found resi/j itr..,wilitni to, qtend to
any eisb..trithin the provincetof
list. Persons in vane of fullsets of teeth
are respemliiii invited to evil;
RbrEittlsig.a.;S.
.
4 4
Pr. C. Por.r:PACK•visi, V.ll
" D. Kootz's', 'Prit M.7Aenegi,
Illtraira, • I " BAtronitif,
D. OI , I ". H.A. Muut.stigtono
RirrAosettidithilitikl Stet nal - i7
, July .7: 1848..
1 1 11), r I,l r 6C r a g a r i p
"fail
107221130
A7;41;40? 4,45,4 y
Z4O ,011 2
rill RE su6soriim 7 reipciiiilli informs
the public that lie has ripened a per
manent Daguerreotype Gallery, in the
house foretesqy kepras a ; Tempera nee
house in ChiinberiburgWeet. a'rew doer,.
front-tipit Diemend,,where ie prnpared,
at
.•alt•*Ml*sui ut all wetuters, to Aake
AP.IIIJE ABRAIRSOiIi '43 N.
,beet style, ot all sizes and-kituliso:34oll at
the lowest MUM. If my% pismires tlu nut
gi re ea tisfaction..there mill be jay charge.
.fl 3 °
_ SA AtUir f WEA.V.Vri.
Gettysburg, Sty I y.
DAILYAIN
Ift4,iiiill7, - , trlt'..i*Ds
Isubscribers announce tOjhe tray.
1 tiling public that they are .. w run
itingiDAlLY LINE ,
bel4lll fjettysburg and Chamtnisburg,
leaving , Gettysbnrg at 7 o'clock( A. M.,
and returning by 7 o'eloolter:M., or tame
day. Fare each ars'' , $1,50.
Stage Office it Geny,sburgott themEn
gle itotet."' • •
TO ICT •'01•2311T
wN. consequence. i 'heal thi share pht-
ALeed my: business and: parer* in the
hepatica'Wit. H. Bre mission. , k.sit.i ;whom
recommend tco•the confidence, of die pub
' - A. R. STEVENSON.
t. , • , .;;'
1
H. ,STEVENSON
nockirvarliw.
60 1 bty 1 1 11 45ES'ilttfi'N' ,1 1;X,VI.
to ttid . North Weil 0,44-
t sq4F ..G ettysburg , A •
TEACHERS WANTED.
rfinE Efitthol th - WletibinMe . tioiTifetau.
"0600Iiiithip'*IjI r tti‘ertft
,Schqal•hotuie; , /testiOt Vont
Sittemy tWittlreet*vi
,t
.19 . olikidik;Ita ielithi• NI 14 It TR sp TI
ERS of the public ephoole iu Ntitl lbkviV•
ship! ittiereitrd' - Aittltiviteir to
fr 4 431k0.
" 6 14prit: 10:18511 , g , 8e: t''''
, , r
•-NIITICTO . :1111SESIRRIL:
OiiC , . fit frt
'OOP' kin
-IL Spring Election'itgrihereitif
the tilFiee in
me Bt rtiligh 'or (it.ttjailfix . ;' lit" tet4iie
Blank Ataitisenitiitt nett
eairaiir instruftiontwat'fnllntrit'll'h'e'4 -
'earner for Union; Attneirivvogct, • Bertricii.
Oxiord, Hantiltnni-Itqading, Motinipiroa
anti 'Gorki :lily, • Straban and
wile attend nit trednestloy the 13th of oe
/ober riem'il; end die 'Assessors for the Bor.
ottgh, Cumberland, Freedom, Liberty,
Hamiltonlian, Pratikliti, Butler, Nlennllen,
Tyrone, litintington and I.ottuore, will
attend on' l'hurattoy the 14th of October
next.
Re order of the ComiitiFsionere,
J. AUGIIINHAUGH, Clerk
Sept. 10, 1852—td.
Assl Ail3Lf:
rpri HE undersigned will he an Indepen
jl- dent Candidate for Member of the
.Legisluittre, and respeetfitliy solicits; the
rtilirages of the , friends of TeMperanie
and independent voters generally. Sliettill
I be fortonate enough to be eleelPtllo the
honorable station, I shall feel mybelf Sol
emnly bound to support the Temperance
reform, ,in any, conititutional elmpe it
may be presented.
JOHN L. fiIi.JHNS;
Gettykblirg, Pa., Sept. Id, 1852;
Ty:sentinel and Compiler copy and charge ad
dig(nkr.
WEBSTER & TINGLING,
(Illucoestors to A. S. Ridor,)
largiallUNSTUß g6TIL
AND
, (DIJP/A249/12 0
COrner of Main & Voigt Streetg,
IrlaiThrikEiTEß.
May 21—If.
lEgiktvT ll
0911,00 SALE.
11111 E subscriber. having made arrange
ments to remove on the first id Apt il
next, will offer nt Public Sale, on Satur
day (hr with of Soptrin6er next, at 12 o'-
clock, M., on the premises, his
11E4 -1 IRA L. - rear,
lying and fitome on the State mail lead
ing from Harrisburg to tivttysluirg, in
Huntington tutvusluip, Adams county.
Va., two and one half miles s of
Petersburg. f, Y. S.) adjoining lands of J.
A. Myers, John How. John Ms Leer and
others. within three miles of the hue kilns,
containing
as-2 Allniqg
of gravel land, (patented.) Thu Farm is
ruder good fencing, and in n good sums
of cultivation, having some 30 Arrea cov.
erect with good I in Ii e r, and n
due proportion of ME A 1)0 1V ; also a
good Slone Quary, a young thri‘ing
41 co_us4,Ltalin.)
of nigqietisivit, and - :a goodisupply and var.
ietyof Peach and limn trees. The lin
prevetnents are a One and a
3a
CIA LF—STOICIL ,
IR
lft z .
tr
x 0-is
Wutr ta , Artished with a vellar, a good l a rge
Kitchen attached, a, never fatting of
water'o the door, end a good pump yt
Kali() pipe i 0 convey the -Mute water of
the pump to the cellia in a trough'. 'Whitlh
maketi.a good place for keeping tudelt,'4e.
in the atimmei senenn.
tifa DO lin r,1 1 :
IMO ItA,lO ('arr4ag 4nu y e slat!' either
ouYhttihli anti pur;ti,4 l ers
I will either sell it all tagiaher, nr nbhul
85 A flee wtr)tylll4lBFirattfavenseatsqltilat
25 Aeits of "toiieh 'catered 'with - ran•
her. ' ; ;
Ai:end:lnes vrill•he given and the terms,
Which will be easy, idols:Anima
dry torssilii 4,y
Sept.- lei 44' , -. 4.;• BENDEiIL
(lizote ydrilmo ropy until 'silo,
mirk emit, ind thergir drill crake.
4 1 44V.'.',.'....14Z).141
TOWN PROPERTY
AT PUtLii)
Sotterthw the 9.0 qf October nr.rt.
LottilOwi.:Pt
riri)tr. subscriber, : trill. infer at l'uhlie
Side the toillisbla properly. for lowly
years lit* resitlenep. „the 11oritugh of
ItholYatulrit. 11-omit:tic on, South Wiltiniore
Strom, and . wiork ruaveilienee, ul
locution sinA .arraugentent will ..11a, Wolof
0 .,1 1 P W: 64 100 1 4 Plenttuat
inenres in the, IoW Impt , weinolso '
emtbist ,of • a wejl,finiallo. DISSE
ST 0 Y •
- _ - .111.1C1C: DWELLING,
whit a 1' wo.Story Bark Building,'
a Our &able: Witifithluise. Cisiern,
renew well of water With a kon4ptittiP in
it„ sathosonfenicupesirrall;tis,sptattl
leltlPAPl:-
Ten. term's, tjitAl:aql,l he Arrommoiln-
Sing. till by wade linotyn.On the tlay of,
sale by:
D. M. SMYsEit.
serf. le. '1 ,
& Chatihtee rig* int] charge att.
vortison • •. . •
A S 51G.1111.1. 1 , SALL,
rimgel)rritier, A isingnfr at. Nus !
eilitre. will Fell at hada! hale, an
Saturday. Me. 4501 .of :Septcyl4eil next.
at 1 4 y etdele. - Iv. At, ori tfri n
StiliTaiMto Z4iii4Lo
containing ' 1 ; 4 6, AS:(itg,S itc I#w)li. .N 41413 1 .0
Wiitintingion towsinliep, Ad ul t, ro mity .
pg„,,,*joining !amid n ( Col. qtr. Hives'
4Mrt Itiarti"tillifilthrrA. 4 —"ritce•
proiannews are Si: Y
.
7 111111141 , 11 . fitt
a large Bank 11arn i w $044
neeeeoir,itlt a pod rprilig
We donr. About 30, jleretl
covered ; r
'eavy Thatker. •
The midge jejo a big/14 , 01,p toreJottliesion,
haviegft&rikeilsoffir 440 ifteadilit;el id
a fine MEADI.)W iitainan :20 Aert.g and
*life enti'he :that'lel thb 4444
end' renEek. %"11(tire'fit Ntni
Atiiiitilktehaid beating - ' '
VA . 'efy t ‘ii re - T ';
114 Volitlie4ostl frmn - DiesuOlieeter +l*
Peterebittettitts throujith'thei 141 4 4 chi ibhth
ihtettititileil hoof. the :latter , The
priverty 14'1'04 entire, dr 'ill 'Me to
suilitutltlittitenr2-1 • " . .1 " I >
..!Nnimiwwishin g to 'tear , tho;•propertvf
previous to the day of 011kt...eau - du 'lty
nirolling Mt. - Muitalnifft , tesitlitte thereto,.
AV ill be •riiitl!; ann.
inistkokirotritslion'tlity •
J OSE Pif . l4-10/11N
.
Setit4 411511. F, . -% Assignee
VIILU.9/11.E
F#'lllr.
~ q i.k 01 /:,I).'T.J:t
Tiff: subscriber. Committee of at:0110R
W. 1). berme, (e I.uttetie,) will off
er front' this date till the tat of October
next,
COQ. KENT,
for one year from the first April next,
the valmitife Parra ul said Irvine, situated
in Ham ikoultan township, Ada IDS County ,
coPtoilling '4lO 4 011.1j.5. Farm is
in good order, with fiue improvements,
and a largo orchard of choice Fruit Trees.
Ontiul riiiVtitelj• bijou! Ftidus /
the Ist October ntst, it win fill that (1.1)
I:te offered fur rent at public outcry, on the
preinibes o'clock. P M.
ABRAHAM 11,ENNEIti
Sept. 10, 1852.
Cmmittee.
.311.'CON AUGI 11Y,
1/7"TORNEI .'IT 1-41 r,
O FFICE in the South-e)est corner Of
the public square, one door west of
George Arnold's Store, and formerly oc
cupied as rr Law Mien by John M'Oort
itughy, Esq. ; deceased,
attorney and Solicitor for
*,, •
titv -t 3 e
nts and 2.l l i ons,
ea . n furnish very desirable facilities to
applicants and entirely relieve them front
the necessity of a journey to Washington,
IVY' D. WC: is prepared to attend to
the prosecution of
Claims for Bounty Laud
to Soldiers of ilie War of 1812 and others
—the iielectioti of (Mace lancla and loca
ting their liiirritntitproturing l'ttle*s
and selling Soldiers' , lands inlflb best ad
vantage. Apply to hint personally or by
Gettysburg-, ' Nov. 1, 1850 --If
11,VIIIIE AR, in ahil - hy'ltie Act of the
v General Assembly of this State,,
entitled "An act to regulate the' general
Elections of this Commonwealth," enact
ed on the 2il of July, 1830, it is enjoined
on me to give Public Notice of iincli Elec
tion to be held, one: to enumerate in such
notice what officers are to he elected : I.
Jon x Scorr, Sheriff of the County of
Adams, do, therefore, hereby give this pub
lic notice to the Electors of the said Coun
ty of Adams, that a
GENERAL ELECTION
will be held in said county, on the
Second Tuesday of October next, (Me (211 i )
in the several Districts composed of the
following townships, viz:
lii the First district, composed of the
Borough of Gettysburg and the township
of Cumberland, at the Court-house in
Gettysburg.
hi the Second district, composed of the
lownship•of Gerniatiy, at the house now
occupied by Israel Yuma; in :lie town of
Litilestown indite to wiiship of Germaity.
In the Thild district, composed id die
township of Oxford, at the Iffiest, of Widow
Miley, - iii the niwit of New Oxford.
'ln the Fiiiiiih district, composed of the
tnwtishipt. di Latimorn and I I tiotingtoit, at
the house of Wm. W. Hamilton, in the
township, or Huntington.
lii, the Fifth district, composed of the ,
tOWriiihips of Ifsmilintilmii awl Utterly.
at , the pithlin School-house in Nlillerstovvii.
In the Sixth district, composed of the
township ni Hamilton, at the house now
oethipietl,hy A. 'l'. Green, iii the tewit of
Berlin.
. ' In the Seventh district, composed of the
towThip of Mettallen, at the public schoOl
!Rinse in 'the town of Bentiersville.
In the Eighth district, composed of the
tewtrithip or sinihim, a: the house of Ja
0041«igittitse.' in II tintenotown. ,
I
I ate Plplllt disltict,,comported of the
towlitifilp.o . Pranii lin, lii , the house nowoccupietiby.lUenrv''llarniian,
occupied tr'y Ifinry 'Hannon', in said town
ship:, i . • ::' ,'. - • .
,„Inltltiii %reo.tliglistrici; enniponed of the
tittumshdp ,of Cntiowago, al the - lonise oft
Jiihil flusbi?,:in ,31'Slierry sto wit,
Ad tilt' gibirefitli 'district, 'composed of
thtt township of Tyritith, lit the house of
Samuel Smiler. in,ll6lllershitiA.
'lit tint Ta:elfth Aititrim, composed of the
tdwitsliiP of :iltunitjity., it thu house of
GtfaiSt`tydur.in Add ... it iw Mill iv.
. In. the Thirteentli,tlistriet. composed cif
the !itnytitiliiit of Montitplemilitit. at the
house of Atitlinoy Smith.. in said town:
ship; situate .at.ilie ,ercifis-ritarla. t Ith one
hAtting,trion,tfainriLto the Two'Tti cents.
and the other frtAnt,llutiterittnwitto ;Haiti
over. , 44: EM '4,'% 6 . . , r.:
jellitr,"Ptigua ltiiith: diratietru!'oinp , oseil of
Ole •Aueenehif ,11 Resdingott the house. ol
Atu!tint Cox, in liompton,- . ! 1
I teslltt ' ‘.l.lgrii.l)47:l")3l:,'.l::,:friii;;l'oeflce)ri)Wlith4lkil of
ai
1)V14 4 ? . ..,in , AC 1 P114- n. . iii dtitbuitsfirwis.'
ril
4,.ilitt, SiXlf4'4llll,4lifilriet. 4:inirkpoolitl. of i
the toe m. 11; :4111 . trtrilini. lit the house of
'
INi,(dyd r ie Atorilfviu 1 041 1 , M'IlOtii , -,,,.t . .
lit illsOSeieti s teetith , f(istrivt,,, eitannoted 9(
flee''t '' fi f 1./ ti 'i 11 I . f
nu pa ,p. ii i on ; A i e. omaq y
Kiloch lefet:er. to In utwnsitdp.
ut i
Jii,lll liiglitrenjh fhstriet.,,taimppsgd m i
tile titictitillip,? 1i011er,a111.1,04. -,lotl091,.0(1
He'll FeltL, tit, AlidAtvwtl,lo,ohattl, 4WD
slaira 7 6". Ir.. :.: 4;'' . : it• 46" A , 4.1 , t'll'i 1
,A t 'tv Weil , tiitte' tind 'plares 1 -krill tiat;' , 6: i
i
=BE
One'enritit Comini§a4iiinet; •
One Judge , , the t-tpro 4 trie
burl,
.One meniher of ;ongress,,,. c.
One member of Aiiisembily.
One I CtiirtilYoiiii,inissioper,
Two' I)irectors Of the l'xtr I
(one to fill the unexpired term,
01 IliotoPts 144Afp0
Oriel Mt)
Partirultir attention is directed to the
SEa. 11i16 IL LED/ARP'H
fiel'
'AE pleasure, in tau ;mention
relirtiitr, 11;61 . -Au K•
ill their ft it'll& and the piddle to their
In wnllng rn Ad ' une ..VlPß l lf , l• extensive mock of Fashionable Gott ds
tot's gentlemen's wear, just I t-c.-it ell from the
Go i ntre;Tllneiff', fin& viX which. Ito variety, of stele. beauty of
fAte'elfifoss 11 1 Ue itst.. le f Ity'net fiterettO And
(loose of Ile pilicer i ur qua li ty, cha u en ge ,
presentotivos of .
oh,„i " „.,,.
. 34111pU1 taint With any other stoek in the
it is hereby eitactra by •Itinaltilliorni: ,tithe eon, !'1:1".• Our a""r"l"'"1"l
.4011 tp lowfid vote, s irr Cloths, plain and fancy Tweeds
hinplllll 1, toesster, York,
ristarlift'.l(iititherfttia; (Mulford, c,;ittre, (frene, '
Cassimeres, Vesting - s,
.1141 , utfiq'frum Stithikeellie protsdee of this' et. Sa t i nets, Summer Coatings. &e.
fOr Mr; V 411.1011 felee. to CAN'T BEAT ! thee a Call, mad
IN " filled " mayj*liDn'cwtone or Ili. '" examine for 3 ourselves. We ha cc r-
Pro.i.ted. Tho.ffits tor whirl. every Candid ill' Itl
vnatl 'stud! be di ' .signstell. 11. itsptired by the nit I. 811°./ ` with a de '
oustimulows of :Ida lionbtiottwealtlt. sire to please the tastes of all, from the
'{'bunny howl vonntielled by lily most prietival to the most latitlions.
person votineill the , ulatoier a iN/1141 rTA (LORING, in all its branches,
shall he panishist as similar frauds :Iry directed to at:ended to as heretofore, with the assist
hilioutiolull by the existing 10w...it - 11dt Common-
of ~,,, wor
own
r.. 4411-1 j "n—
-„ :
I lie I. ASIIIO I\S fur Spring and
ALso—llii and by virtue of the 11111
perm , n. Snootier have been received.
ste ' tlitto,Of Mr :let aforesaid, evert'
exrelaling dustiest „foie P eace, who shall Gettysburg, April 30, 1832
hold any tare or appOillilllVlO, 411 profit to !
NO TlCia.
trust under the Government of the United
States, or or any city or meorperated
whether a eoulinissioned officer, or
Milerwise, a subordinate olliecr or agent,
who is, or shall he, employed under the
iggi;lative, excretive or judividry depart.
meat of this State, or of the United States,
or of any eity or incorporated district, and
also that every member of Congress and
of the State Legislature, and of the Select
or Clumnott Conned of any city, or Com
missioner of any incorporated district, tp
by law inearible of holding or exercising
at the same time, the olliv ' e or :appointment
of Judge, Inspector, or Clerk of B.ly elec
tion id this Commonwealth, and that no
Judge, inspeetor, or other Mil :er of oily
ruck tdeetion, shall be eligible to any race
to be then voted for
ALso—that in the 4th section of the act
of Assembly, entitled "An Act relating fo
executions; and for other purpitsee, ap
proved April 16, 1840, it is enacted that
the aforesaid 13tIt eectinn "shall not be
eonsfrtieffiroi to prevent an 7 otibu n officer
dr borough officer, from serving as a judge;
inspector or clerk, at any general pr speeiat
election in this UommonlYealth,i'
find In and by an het of the General
Asßembly of this State. passed the •ld day
ofJoly, 1839, it is directed that the In
spectots and Judges be at the places of
their distriTts on the day of the General
Election aforesaid, at t) o'clock in the fore
noon, to do and putforni the several du
ties required and enjoined on tltetn in and
by the same act.
~, And he it further directed, in rind 1:4 , the
set of the General Assembly of this' State
id'oresaid, that one - Of the Judges of each
Of the different districts aforettaid, who
Ahall lerve the hharge of the certificates of
the nontbet of votes Which shall have beets
given for each candidate rot the different
offices then and there Voted for . st their
respective (nitride.. Altail meet on the third
day alter the eleetittt, which shell be on
PROCLAMATION.
Oki DAV Till k t lifilLow i f i elta
at.lhir f)ou InSibill, '.il . life tiell i
t i 14
Getlys4rjalien)4l titita).4 Oak fair JA NM r., D 8 .O,iA , V ib 0
statement aid Of Mt! mim ter nt p 1 Nnityoll,);l3lLlttiitnyirtiqfpf
votes, which shall ha r e 'iletifi .en al the I •••• ' ,, tt 01.• K t
different districts in the eittinty of Adams,
for ally person or persons for the offices
aforesaid.
JOHN SCOTT, She,
;thorax Office, Getty t burg,
Sept. 10, 1 85 !. te.
FIRE INSURANCE.
I E ...//r/anis County Mrdria/ nre In
-. suratire Crimping" located Et Get
tysburg, is now in sticeessful operation, and
for lowness of rates, economical manage
ment of its affairs, and safety in Insurances,
challenges comparison with any other
similar cowl - tatty. All its operations are
conducted tinnier the personal supervision
of Managers selected ky the Stockholders.
Tlizt Books of the Company are at all limes
illicit to the inspection of those insuring in
it. As no travelling agents'are employed,
persons desiring to insure eau make ap
plication to either of the Managers, from
whim all requisite information can be
gained. lic7-7The Al:wagers are :
Melia lien—Win. It. It ikn.
51,.(;1,1,1y,
Straktil —.larob Kin g ,
I I umilt.ffil ais—Amos %V. Nlngisily,
lobetiy—.loll ll
L. Noel,
Itrndmg-Ih•nry A2Pirkird,
Laiiinoto--Jecol) (Meg.,
\lnantjny—J.rocpli Fink.
Brnvick--Ildvid li.. 1101 limier
Borough—George Swope. D. A. 9w•ltler, %VT.
If. Sh•eennou, A. 11. Kum. It Hi .ell. Joliet
(Athol ut. Al,•x. C,lrnu, Ea,•rr NOtri d. 11.
t 4 kelly, Voloohoe %Verner.
: . eiot. 10, I H 5.2-1.1.
CALL THIS WAY'
g.alrEgar VagiiiaiMB
XUS7 REC(L'IJIVIE'[9.
T HE undersignedrespeeifolly ;Immune.
es to the eitiv.ens or Gettctihnr ß r and
its vicinity that lie has commenced the
TAXLOBING IiSiNt.ISS,
in all its varied hranelies, in tone HI the rooms
its M'Condieglty's littilding,;loj..iiiiiiir the
entrance to the Sons of Temper:llll.e Ilan.
Ile hopes, that by a strict :men lien to bus.
'1114! .ait earnest ellort in please, to
meet and receive a lit era; share of public
Inittage. ittg"ttlice ui a call
(7nuntry prothare takt it in exchange for
work. 1, 4 0. 0 1 ”1111111 S 11:1V1. j ust !well re.
cetretl. lIENIiY (.71 , 11'1'INGElt.
Apill la, 1852-Iy.
BoOlis ! Books"! !
2. H. WEIR ER
frir:!sti)EitB his ,*; his fronds
lor the liberal natrmi"ge H o lu ng : mi l
nitif.trinly extended no bnu , :nal inferne3
thein that Ito has rereiiily reveiveil at him lad
establirdnuent.in Chmithersbrirg Jstrcet, it]
gthhtiun)nhia h)finer large i+ II wk of Hooka,
a fiver ;is orlllll . lll to %Odell lie invites at
!potion, as being tl.e largos!, hillest end
heat asenrtinent of
Crheologial, School,
Miscelhtneous BOOKS
elirriipened in..Geikvaleirg, and whirl'
fra.pftwri; Int is prepared to cell at the teen
IE2r , V 4 / 1 / LoivEsT Pieb.ES..,E2l ti„
Gellyhburg, Pa., June 4, 1852. thnn
ensi!
fej
Tim highest S. Best Assortment
OFSPDING & SUMMED GOODS
!tor Centleincii'ti Wear,
IVER OI'ENED IN GEVIIS.IIII46!
/- ETTERS of Administration de limas
. 4 1 nnn, vim) testamento annexii, on the
estate 01 111:Nity (IF MIMI, late of Alumni
pleasant township, Adams co., (luc i d, I u
been granted to the suligeriher, resid
ing in New Oxford. notice N hereby giv
en to such as are indebted to said estate to
make payment without delay, and dinso
having claims are requested to present the
Sallie, properly audit:Mit:Med. for settle
ment.
PETER DIEHL Adat'r:
August 6,1852-6 t.
ri•IITIC E.
frlfE undersigned Auditor, uppointed
by the 01 pliatis' Court el Adams
County, to distribute the balance remain.:
ing in the hands of Geottott E. STARRY;
Administrator of the Esta:e of 3semitS . rs R•
Re; deceased, hereby gives moire that he
wilt attend for that purpose at his °thee in
lleidlershing. Adams mutiny, On S'atttr.:
(lily the 251/i itott., when and where ut
persons interested may attend.
JAS. N. 1 3 1 - IfENTUIiF i .
Sept. 1-3 t. Auditor
LOOK HERE!
I3OS ER Y, 011)Veg,
Collars, Edgings And Laces, Mtn;
Ihiok and Mull Mublitts„ Irish Lin
ack Silk Lace awl Fringe, ste.,
tad in grew variely al
SCH!CK'S
il A Itl/1:121., ANli SADDLERY.
AN additional supply just received at
PAlirrEsTocKs
Red Front, I
nr.Ack SILK, Black Silk Lace mid
- 02 - 1 " Fringe, a new supply just it:celled I
and for sale vary cheap at the
Juni 4. RED FRONT.
ALL
• • (lite/vex ali
ning (roil.' al
the!' nr giomaih,
na Cohstipattrrn, - inward
Piles, Irirtlo.mi bi binpll to Ihb beta , . "
Acidity brirthat•h, rifairitee,Renttlibtrett , '
Disgust tar Farm!, Filthiest!, or %eight in rleirricm.
gout Eructation., rittokinx
kg at the pit of the Stomach. Swimming
6f tNe newt. Hurried rittd ilifficeat •
' Flattering at Ike
lleart 4 Choking er
eating. admattiniia %ti hth ,
it, !Ong posture,
111innets ignit
ion. dots dr
helere the
, . ucr
F;;l* rind duff Pain ih the right. held, Niel net
Perspiraltion, Yellmvuessof the Skin a
Path in the Side. !Ida, Chkst./.llphsBsegi
blialhes of Heat. Burning ill the Flesh,,.
Imaginings of Evil arid great depression o pr.
Is, call be efFectually cured by ,
DR.
et L. ELMS Tr l) C3B AlJllir B'YE'
T T
e l PR EPA R LI/ RY
o c e.
AT TILE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
Arch street, Philadelphia.
Their rower over the above diseases is not ex
celled—il et ualed--:.hy any other prepritation in
the United Staten, aqq 016 tittles Allen. id many
cares afterekijhul physieinhs loth fiffletl.
These bitters are Worthy the attention did
lids, Possessing etent virtues in the. fermi
tine of dise..!NS of the Liver and fosse} glands.ai I
cruising the nitilst searching powers in ,weiskasaigs.
and ntrections of the dige,tive organs, they ea;
withal, safe. Certain ant plea-ant.
READ AND ill: CONVINCED:
From the "Doetoi
The editor raid. Dec. 22nd
Dr. lloothin.l's Celebrsited Geritial'a Bitter*, fp( )
the cure of Liver
sin, Chronic or NervOirs Debility. in ilettervedif
one otthe most popuhtimediCines of the '1114)0 1 .4.r
These Bitters Incv been used by Ihonsanttst stki
n li send at our elbow tai's he has hitins4ll,o,intniv.
cd ant effectual and, permanent Cilia. ol,Posen
Complaint from the use ot this remedY. Wetidi
convinced that in the use of these Bitters, t,iltflryli t ,
tient constantly gains atrengthand vigor— a 44 i ,
worthy of great consideration. They are plitta.,
ant in taste and smell, and can be used hy personal,
with the most delicate stomachs with tat,
der any circumstances. \l'e are artaakifig fro*
experience, and to the afflicted v‘h ads ise the tt .
,
"lientr, Weekly," nnc attic f,Ost i:eraty
per. pt,blihhml Ha hi, A eig. Ms— •
'.llr. Hootland's German Ditto's, inennifsctetted
by Dr. Jackson ore now recommended by king
at the most prominent members of thettscuilv elf
art artit le of mucii efficncy in eases of Imitate'
weakness. As such Is the case tie would adsise
all mothers to obtain e. a hmtle, and thus tiara
themselves much sickness. Persons nfdelibitir
led constitutions trill find thesisaitters effrafilns
germs to their bealth,,es we kimir front expel... -
More the salimity effect they bare hait 'type*
weak systems."
MORE EVIDENCE. „
The “ Viti Trifle I ph i a Saturday Gazekteioe besi
family newspaper published in the U. P 11415.
•I'lle cot itot Pa , P of
DR. 110D1'LAND'S DERNIAN-t ,
atf.RS.
"It itt seidom we recommend wharritelerte
rid Patent titedicines,'to the t onfirlonce and pp
ronage Of o n r residers 7 ahrl therefore viten 114
recommend DI. Iloolland's Lerman lilitterre.We
wish to lie distinctly understood that we ate, not
Freaking of the nostrums of the day,' that ,ate
noised about Mr a brief period and then tottbi.;
ten alter they have Tone their guilty race Of tiffs:
ch Mt, but au medicine long established, uhisw.
sully prized, and which has met the bratty aisi
Koval of the faculty itself." .. .
..
. .
E‘idetice upon evidence has been receiycd(likai
the f rgoing) from al I sect ions of the Union, tlist ,
last :I years, and the strongest test iftiOnV in,, ifs
'or, is. that there fs More ut it need In tire' tifac. : ,
i of the regular Physicians Of I'hiladelrthi4
n all other nostrums eotribined, a laet thatnisti
ily be ertabliabed, and folly prov ing that a'
sciiiittlic prepuratita will meet with their quiet
tipproViil u lien hikented even in thin form.
i That this medicine will titre LA fr tromPliinh'
and Dyspepsia, no one can doubt after oting it as
directed. It nets specifically opoh the etnnunet
and liver; it is preferable to calomel in all WI:
I ions diseases—the effect is immediate. It
' be administered to females or infants with Olaf
land reliable benefit tit any tithe:
PEWAizr, OF cotN • rEkFtirs.
I 'This medicine has attained that high eherairi
1 ter is !deft is necessary for all medicines to •11 . 04
to Milos. conateileiters to put forth srurloUsi sr
:ivies at the risk of the lit es of those %timbre id
imeently ilteeiv ed.
Look well to the tllatiti bfltte gentt
They litive the written signature, of C. 111
incksnn upon thie whipper. and Mir tiatne, hlra
in the Vott le, without Whieh trey nee spurious:
For sale whetestile and retail at the
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 115 Arch ttre'et one floor below: fix
Philailelithid; nod by rehret table dealers gioniN
ly thiough th6toolary: ‘
Prices RedUCOdi '4l
Tri enable' allciat.sts 01 in% ahtls to ctijoArAff
zfvnt.tagrit 01 thrvi gi rertor4tiverumers..
Fur salt in Gcity.botg nt the Drug toe "'
N. H. BUEHLER: 4 i
1)et..12, 1851.--ly Cow .
MILITARY NOTICE. 1
It having been made the thitj.nrflrignde .
Inning:tort to (mike( nil IVlilharj.' nrms ni
oilier military propt.tir Ol this Qtmtrit Il ii'
wealth, ti.ltieti itnty be in the fnisSeiti4l
any 'person or perstifis riot tutklred 6t? I
tb hold the stall : 7 't
('
RII pereteris hn4itig nti!fr
tents, regimental or tootttlieni
shy other inilitary property- of the Statl l il
his or their potisession. ;Ire lietebyi'dkult-
NI forth tSith in deliver the Saiiiit to iti4i
stilmeriber, otherwise they dill he iteld.re-
spotisible nevoriling to la*.
John I,leclier, Petersburg; A. T. Oreert:
Epst lierhu ; Nehhstiati .f.Ltfer, Aibhll
town ; Nicholas Slorriii. Freedom it.xw'fii
ship; 1111(1 Juieph ilarker.
authorized to reeri've nett hold thosarud
for the use of the Slate.
scbrr. •
Brigade Intrpector,
114k.S3apt. Jamb Mark end the ;itiffE:l 4
9ffirets ot the ..I%sehington independetitl
Chinrdq,' trill meet tl a metnhern
Company tit the Pithlie Hduite isf 114#e:
Sehwariz. in Miimmusburgi. bn klitherf
the 18 1 / 6 inst.; for the purpose of -delivt
Mg over ihe military property draWn Wet
the State for the use of said Compeern tut
the proper Officer aethorizeti to receive'
them'. •.)
Sept. 3-3 t, „
NOTICtI,
'it m 10 the residence; Of the tOntaililitill
her, on the 28th DI July
st a Sint!, . '•
x 22312642
apparently nine ntoinhi Adel. yellowish '•
tor. fl' hind legs. is and port of the back
being Oldie, With a w lute epot on the fore.
head. The owner is . disired 1044
ptoperly, palr elialea and tails h stvai.
Hamilton &pt. IU, 1852--St'
PARASOLS 6~ PARASOLS - I
1 1
ARIC Ht ot just opened sod f
eplit
cheep at OCHIOWN.
.11.!