. e a 9101111111 0 1= iirOlere. 1 (Prue tV. 'llilatlel i dild RDA 4,1 ntra lay. I
, ult . ;-..--.„.., ___,_ - - . i A ff ecting Interview Its the Cell elf.
‘.
f ?MUM 6vrAR IN rill RAM'. , Spring.
I
won
A '' „Va t. ,,,,'' _ , I Ybsterite • the autherities, conside ring !
Jir ,
, _ ,,,k ,
...,
rote" s'"' r ' 4ll a•, a ,,,_ lari " io t ' ',., 1 ...,....""'" ""...,',' that a 13 , 4 interview 3
between the Luber{
, 4 ,.....
e •
,pep a t fee '''' n " e ' . " P "e' r e r `',l i and holt. might be (4111'1m:tee to a comes.
1114418 ilf°llll°°l 1114relf '' b t ) lar sole r,( the; truth t''legraphed • to
-L P le•mi.The French Fled rtrtierctt to Iv t . '
gilm boeduumer, te. ; , , r aseingh ti to request the attemestice mfg
~.. 1 the son. With almost the speed of the l,
The too - aultf t ) ..ana( l4 11141 i''"1 . %i infirm*. , message, he flew to the cell of his roil-1
trist Juni fah, wilt I• 11 ' 1 ' 1 1)" 0 1 'late* to the 4 deluded parent, accompanied by Rev
Stilt tell:
John Street, Mr. limos') and the Chap
' allilllattebee-akii Ptellestient. on Friday, I lain. lie entered the cell of the doomed
Lulls Clarendon and Russel stated that mail, with a countenance lull of the deepest
Pie Pritheit Mel English umbels:lllore , greet. Ile looked on his father for a
were lenity
il l vistieert et Constantinople. anent, then with a con% Waive cry, he threw
end that thiel tilt y et the Gunman F,an- liiiii.elf teem his boleti', and with, burst
pve...l2llV he preserved.rite,. leaped t tug cements, exelstimed,
teem Would theist on nothing nacelle, ir My father ! my dear father !"
leatitthlAiteteavith, but in the present state' Tate father, equally moved. cried:
milts question they rood glee tea further I eAly. son I arty son Imy darling 10.
harinatton • sof the course of the liritish Imy darling boy !" end almost devoured
ooVerentssot. hum with kisses. Teats flowed copious
riteetath attended a meeting' of the 84- ly-: the fountain of affection seertied bris
elisif inithe friettoli tot Italy at I.lllslow but keit up, and nature triumphed.
nesieenea speech. As some se am eon could crammed the
..4) ffusseiliee, the Irish rebel, tied elem. i l p .uwer oh speech, helmet, so beseeching.
poi-ftentrAustralia, and was on his way /ly :
tat 1 haserees.
Alas Quash 4..
blititina elem.
teMassaiai had arrived in Fwgineee
fee tenweelment on that• Ciaillltivial. Ile re
mained to Milan three meths 'velure the
inturreet mu null one month alter it-tae
fists hilintf kitawn to hundreds of ballasts.
, e itegeseed soiree sad address from the ; ing :
estosiniitee of the elm-slavery Soinety was 1 e Sly son, my darling. I will sell the
git Vii Iti Mot. Stowe, at Almack's. Condon,' truth!"
46ffe eriawd. 'wetly Quicker ladies, at-' En_ierly seizing on' the expression, the
teadeil. Joseph Serge , the President, son hi.lowed lip his weeping request,
as.e4 q tassor Stowe spoke. The ail.' ..01i, my father, have pity upon me ;
4 , 00101 were long and Ilewery . . The as- ' nil , di) say lam innocent! • You know I
Retell's! Aled, passed Mrs. Stowe, ex.-bang- land madame to do with the murder of the
04 ett e utiesiee, and afterward adjourned has women ! !"
rettraw * *karea marble [instill Mrs. Stowe, ~hill,.hill, ill that-man of iron nerve, although
i
by•Bannetl, was exhibited. , cements/ d weals agony. answered cautious-,
in general terms. I
-efiaitotteeeA false report that Russian t lY• and
Temperance Triumph.
fereetliael entered Turkey had violently I "My dear, dear boy—l will do what- 1
11
agitytea the Beuree. ever 1 can few volt • 1 will die for you " 1 1111-4 warm charter - creeoort came off:
• a •
dirtle-eetele te d t h at X, T ot em , b e d assured 1 Another gii-h of grief relieved the swell- •in Washington city on Monday last e .tho 1
lliatieslien Minister Wait as emelt as he ing be/win of the weeping y outh, and' main i ssue b e f og oLfeetomo or "No Li
gomeed,ehe p eace o f Egt ope . h e w ou ld ' again, 111 the most eflecung manner, he eee _,...
An active cancan preceded it (
or
I s ''
toff haeitale to 'thong° h i s to l t e , ." , l , l , r i ? e ' e li s i t i tt r : s h t: 4111 . 1J .0 ' .
my lather,
my deer lather.
you some days, the oppouenta of Rum having
forted measures hostile
East. I know I hive you ti that I could die in taken tbo stump and field nightly meetings;
`lite Frenell fleet had h„ c „ m .,,,,, ed to y mir steed. For Whet is Isle to sue now t to further the cause. The annexed des.;
beguu.— p a t c h o res the resu lt :
'4, )).arilanelles, a circumstance u mob My ' , mi. , r or iniserY is already
Mlle-greet eeen e eneet u u the Pur l s The glei:t u iy are fu s te m r i e n g t r o u d w i s e
. d m ari . i. e e w r every , ly ttewoto . m. Julie 7. ,...r h0 complete
*Paw. ; daY. Ir ' • elfitial returns on the license question
s.- ;tits believed that Napoleon has twe e t. 1 pendia hours well clove your eiulbly suf. i min snow lg/i vines were east in layer 1
reed to declare war it Russia persists in 'snags : hut mina. U toy lather. my ." I. "' of granting 'lcemen, awl 1.903 against li
lier 4tonrottls regarding the !holy l'lnees renege, where are they 1 " Lermiu l l e 1— • cense*
too,
sill intoxicaingliquors. Every I
and oio .N.,.0.4.1.4,41. 4.1 .1..4,;....t k Cleireh. lain already piseited at and aventietl.
ward in the City except the seventh the I
.s winscßLAsn..... Di plomath, row - me Whe-t , shall I hide my head if yeti die Is/mug ev . e meimiti against lice n se.;
hetween Switzerland and Austria have withelll dealing we fr o m the 448111111 1 the 7tl f i givirig two majority in favor.
mem I %Verse Wail Cam, I shall be re..
There is treat re'ei in tonight mewl
beets entirely broken off.
~ ended us the murderer of my lather !0 . friends -0 e 111.-
It 15444,044Affatra in Bunnell were won. , „ t h e ul temperance.
hew eau i hear to live !_ _ _________ 1
nimble to the ;British. i .
i Thmi in au agony of grief, he tend er l y . ' A BLACK stocgp . ._.44 m i lto ; m imeo ,
ti
' 1 11101104.--Oil the urgent - re meat "of nor.,,i,d I'm,.
I, Whir Senstter •front the' Bedford distriet, , 1
the genie:tor of China, the Amu lean '.O, l I father, :
.1 1 1 4 , if
mlideulocrate .
coteixwariet,
alma
tru.
,1; i iny hat ter, toy %au av
1 1 Veheit stia English eliiiis of war nWe nu p i's 1 et y, , • '
you 1"e • no Pie, I see 'fit ly, le a black sheep tut the Whig flock_—
Eastern waters have undertaken to pre- b ee e d ()nun with grief, tfudylin will make 'l t sooths'froo s Ibi s authority, that deej ne
teetitlitallin, Shanghai and In n m o u t h s of it oho per anti darker , by withholding the the last winter while Burnes * -
the catieli rigiainet the retecle: - t ru th. ot e ll 1 1 . t rut h s, mud 1 r ' . . as inane '
.; 1 . lc die sappy . &mita, he wee ; hilly of taking any queen
--• 'PH V Lel LA iL, 1. 1 Neu• while I clasp you in any army, slet,thy - of bribes, in - Thia most open rind abeam
'The followaeg is the latest intelligence, I "'a hnual Y"°'" "'al and tusk I " l lPreness , ; fel manner. ' He tell into the hands °lithe]
wiliptt h,
,t , y, telegraph from p arts. and die i ts 'wave ! 0, how cati you die_Piolistinee from Philadelphia, who are al
brought by Ilse eteamer Oltenia : ; without telling the truth .
. 7 1 eerie knocking at-the door of our Legiela-
Tt eget , Aso Re ,,, , , a ___ k d , r ,,, u/rit I .1.0 all these laileinlag appeals , the dowlP''ture fer the inciiporation of snme bogus
imm yits.,,m, dated oat
26,11
id ' lsla.. ly agitated father returned indirect or ewe- f tea f eat f oti t , o ru b the people,
while they
he wuk counsel 111 1114 glinmayesoul. aw 1 W I rile Williq tool-
11111411r1 iSl73lstssehtkofl, the Itilesign Au l t- " Ve a " wer° ' ta ''' ll ' iku 111° ' 401114 at g rief ': Pocket the fotlds• Barnes, 'lt acting, war
of these men, and they
bassadeir,lies /eh Cesistantiniipie. A pre he
1,4 wi l t C.: : Trieve les sue, our ton- • purebarsed his vote 'whenever it was want
viols de!intiell states that We eight duce
WM hisuselt . I heir excited feelinfer_
. be-; e „t . we regret that any Seuator should be
gfelth P lay - Meeivel,ekieff to the 'Sultan to se- : , •ostillig 40111eU has calm, they could *Peas :so monstrously rlanipt, and still more that
egiiiarettellte litassum ultimatum hail ,apired
without arnuigemunt, aml Mat Nie„selii- I t" ' ware eljwla ' sere. The fattier tle""Y the people of abet district should have
huff Was „then ins tmard the steamer ow. I I l ihraehl" '" 4 " 14 " being, We , rnalre " been so grossly Arceiwed in selecting a
pale ' bl, l eave, so a bo t h e sowomre. I ( .4 " Gansu of I" (a "ialcuUla • Tha r mekatier of such eaey virtue am their Sena
',towed on a passim. of grief- And he the appears to pcescas. H e must be a
meet of hipeleperture is probably correct. .
g e za iiii each.,
the
eno.ite,,..idu
main.. c ii . l . l o v7ileive , ly , seil l he e l out :--, r , , , knave or a fool to lariug them and Mtn
iiiiih;tliiii ,bietiet appointed, by the Sultan,' nay. h a l er, w ha t cuM "' t nli • WHIM self into eta diegracetal a position.-- Dela
i comet:di< (I to testily ; 1 lead pr speak the tewet , m yro ba rort.
MliiiitJr'ef Foreign nii .irs.
sil ilisit:.l.l4 hem l'aris dated the lOW ' truth ' () Wrlllre air ' l ' utttre we ' dear , 1 " - es - Free- :•-r•- b ---- 1,3 atinu that has reached ;
etiee that the liussia„treLeps were re.,eiy-'; father, inc heart wills you, trilde I 'a-j"
"•‘"'"
nay lipmeyolse the panful truth. 0 for., us, Erne responsi ble anal knowing souroese 1
to reinforcements, and affairs were deem
-1 geve me! ' ; l during the past suasion of the Legislature, i
tiff wen. entire . 1
4 ll'lNittisit vessel had been sent with 1 r, "1
de f org i ve rte
bin- not
We ate wattle& to hetier k the above
.
iiapia t rusit despatches to the Governor el uere° war i t' l l , ' *l ' '' _ . article contaiiis "more truth than poetry."
••0 yes, nay dear father, all; 0 iont4ve , , , ~
Jernsaleut mull die French Comet at Jere- e e , mot ot ,, ke your peace with h eaven , We main not nartenore been disposed to /
radii.
The French fleet is acid t o leave reeeer. •
l'he gentlemen presetsi hash in *Wean ; /end a very , *Mit% ear to the eft.rePeated I
cti
pertniment
to
enter
themard.neeliee. prayer for the weeping panto& and agonise etateineute in regard to Legislative bribery I
I
'ed child. Afterwards they proposed eto A c orrup tio n ; - •
thus an d
Eantano.—The English Cabinet had heave thein shame fee a little while. 1 nets or the "feelers" that were throwli out
beeleemousoned hy the Queen to deliberate , addressieig the father:
you at Harrisburg. blest winter, by :he "borers"
of #4 l „4,WttaillOW ol alratts at the Eatitt, "Arthur We world has condemned
le together with the declaration uP' es lit longer tit hp live. It has been re. for various interesta, and flee rapid, Wye-
LOU, oleo Rusted, that Turkey
should N ip... Pd. t h at $... , +04141. that il you Could get terinus change in opining which from time,
piutented, excited mien attention. i held of your sew you would kill Win.—
to time charecterized the votes of mem- i
~i dlt i tavis.--The M Wet Mormon elders have , shall now Vie you an oppri
otinity to , ets on important bills, leave no room for
n
Imes litpelled from Persia. slum the world, Ow you are not the heart-
Clunece.-1 tis reported at Paris Hurt the' less ma" you are reported to he." w a i l doubt that money was freely used in eon- I
EL N. frigate linoilierlaiiil, with Ms. Marsh' a tare suffused with leers, lie clasped him trulliug the legislation of the State. Sen-I
oil w el d,. e ; ,„, d emauded raptrehoe (ruin hit his ho4olll. fetelatining, "my darling. ator IJAPSItB has had the misfortune toi
iiirgic e e intim teepeiseemeet oh Ur- King. my darling'. I would out in j ure a hair ut h h . . ' . I
ave is name prominently noxed np w ith;
your heath"
ittrlrSicin.sho.—Th e brave sititudoasei
cheeses, but we have reason to be.:
I remained attune an hour I when' t hese
.
"MIMI bY 'the .814111 g urerewent a g ainst I di e . most wilder totitiferriationsa of affection leave that corruption did ewe slop there.—
Austria, excites iiitedi attention. t
wmc ruterrhangtul;•she son naver relaxing f, We fear the eliambeh of more than one
Al the bona dates Irmo Berne, the 113 d,
ihiqeseentlithad Wiest uo further steps then Ida ,Arun fr ' " hit lath e r's *leek. The member of the hhlae, if not of other Sew
recalling their envoy. .. ~, , gentlemen , reinteittertal the cell and found,
as , '
ors, cousu tell a dar ker story than west
them calm ; the ems apparently having
eof us would feel inclined to believe. Row
xhausted ell his means - to btu bo
.illinuntoeSi sierras' Vanua , lzirsims-- g ti a u
the meets desired confession. The father i shall this corruption be stay ed ,v
ThanneiprO pears .insillutini between soothingly m
proising to do every thing , - - , ,
histaiimdesti it* United • •Blsles sit th e that ley its ll ,0 power to ;frailty- his toilette 1 TIM MEXICAN DIFFICULTY.-e
-ch"oetheiek,w,o..eamtet„ the m owitte „ py buy, but ounimaining We newt un- The impression seems to be growing stron
ioreetem, t oo t * would Seem to
point
to ; wavering firemen, et referetwe to 'begrime! ger that we aro to have another war with
ate .111101er elud e 0 1 „„„l mg o w m ehdli : 1::: Y. 11 " 81 14°11e—the Imimeuce of We Mexico. Wh lie
ale the ssiriUglou Union I
hl'elnlarY illation , : • I
At eineieg the interview, the father re- . sPeaka of tice inralPration Mal forbearance
esie s bee te ppe e , an y ,f,,a gemow . nt ,,h o „ hi i queeted Wm to cut off a hack or hair to take of the administration and its desire to Prat
ed*, bet ween t h,. Gneer„o„,.on, of l b,. to Isis poor orphan daughters L The Aleut a rupture with oar sister Republic,'
1
two sepubliss,,, , whether with r ,„ ii .,. / , :„ poor youth perlormed the eperatoun With
the‘inowitetaiton al env kiipulati ni , I d th is txienbling agony , slide the residua seers - r id e -- preparwiewl are bein g wade for
treaty, 041 4 / 1 1111 resitorl to any 'oilieri ' • '
par , fell Nem the Weill of the father ol—au- expected Inmtalties'
t tee t to „ teoteerrottg the poittleut
or
rum. happiest clown," in the i je d. 1 has fully endorsed the policy of Oov.'Lane
totweild misstates of Oita tarn minims, a rc- _____ { in the leisure of the Mesilla Valley, and
otertishall hew h e Ne e l to rapine's, aggres • Piiitei,/r/p/ii t Joint. 7ili A Mai Sp • ' mensures here been taken to notify the
" 1 "" Wr hostility "l 'do , kind, by the one In,: today
r sig r n i . ed . a paper .— exenen l i r teng rm hi g s Mexican Government that her military ma
r...tibiae•egettaie tire other need the govern- ~,,
none at that wlneh devisee itself egerieved. Lete. l- 11 ";: i l ut gl h il l l s iu the mur s der of 31 rs-. eupation of the valley must be abandoned',
ellen have melon Iv con.idereil, l se.
e lieu. Garieud Las also been depatehed to
Iry 11 1 e
i hnow l s, :e! stit ir tt;ig q ".
I far
as
that he does not h..
Nene a*/ peseta wet gi n n' neighborhood. , ~,i,t. be . ha d the theatre of difficulties , after a private
any knowledge of the morder,
h il himi 'hrther d be ` t e 'r ti ' v u i M lay olui th. he
a i r ,6 4t i e ri r , l i i:ot ft 1 N ming 'Spring. after au interview with his interview Trill' the Secretarjr of War and
it it ef tallier , reternied to Waelongion last eight. I with Geu. Seott, the Commatader.in-Chief
eteesseetesentere ameenereet out earh .ride. or ' Si , ' is l
i y m ail . efeie ,: a sk y
mown;
~,,, ~,, „ i ig ID ! . .exePti": 11 " 11 l' .lll lavi bur" , .
of the Army. Ile is tube supported by I
1 to WU 1 which new, it is 'Whet•eel, he will snake a "
eueltanmerse be propotell lay eit:ler purl% ; f o il conf ession . , a strong military force. The preparations
i 40411 henterdert to by the other, miles; .
1
elnesund by it altogether incompatiable Late,. --A despatch from Philadelphia erten to indicate a dieposition to "conquer
t h ie . e
va atiet be mature ad OM/ (Interco( eor the ear- Yeetertlay , states that Sprang loas changed l ane -er e -a-e *
- . _ _ _ ________ .. _
ewastratette he ease," 1114 tone , and is slow to a 'no" Waearral ' 110'T hr ate in the New York Cas
'geesio ~- ~.i. -,... ___ .
.. stale el 1111 nd• He is said '" he re s ingt"nl tom Hones some seven hundred subordi
e Vetroate...-Th e Lender' sen e „,, ; „ hinous, end positively preteens that he is,
pentlo9l tif the ; Nei,' York Sunda T 11"11 ' w ,i lit.
andt Illmt
11"
lunt ,,,,, oluirotteli the t Pato. For these places there ore twenty-;
it;
„;„; , , ,
~/, , y soles ' murders. Ate probability is that bele at. seven thousand applicauta at the present
I I il t 4 , . ,4 , 4,Qtkacts ,V triune., trim has te e ,pe tte to ho g , „ itot „ ity.
too
!writing. So says the N. 1: Tribune.
jisfe4,.. her flooty-hatnis birth
i
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404 t` tol'ir , t l '' ' ' • itati.stoan Inrinewr.—Tl' I " 'A German Anti-Slavery , Organ in
ye grandfury of 1 .... .
at wasbingtoa, entitled The
pip htui. h e . sre 'T e k ti t e Eared county, Muss., bete leafleted the National
"""" i ssu ed
Peatili 014 t tin g e. e •
-
tenelieggy to elleste see s h a s reeeedy den ial , Elusion and Mateo railroad fur reaming ( the' laatitioal Delnocrete Frederick Sundt is ,
oiled nogg, eu kw. awl she is getting vu)- death of the son of l'resideut Pierce last 1 the editor. The American andAroreign
giwitjtalliihlVltistati is she takes little ex- fell (Tappan) doer Slavery Modetv fern' h
onsigyrillextrilgind , tank Ossify troubled by -- - - ---- - - - i %. l e "
" lelt4lll o l kbilatallnial ePlartile. frier fotoll irps r t tt -• • ''' -114',1) to start it ' • '•
-
e l e ir ileseot t i o i t r ele ie, otite . to* ii , i e lar g e eoureartion i s in eessiou all •,,,s--- ----- - - 4---
* ' Iy. templa t e, Tette called to 4,fie to . t , nott i " ircrt,ot.s. Raw Sckinahe baa:been tip ,
itysl , ne. l e ' i ii.lll "eaei t t 41 - , 2 . tmiV e - •• ,"7111 " 11114 f i i la • lia r•l ' v lbe, 1444' Ilaa " --i t s1 of pants-ing , 4 11.0111 i lan e --L e " -- Itt reofrw of sberil iladelphia 3linti
ift t ait
. ; , _ , emenstercitJ battiest*. ' Witte Yell'itadeetiessed, -
.
"Oh, my father, my father, have pity
upon me ; oh, have pity, and tell the truth !
'Do, 0 do say I
am butotent. Oh, you
know I am. My dear, dear father, you
know I nut innocent !"'
'rite father, thus 'appealed to, groaned
'qua, 19/1(1 stralu F d lion to bis bosom,
with the must intense affection, ahswer-
THE STIR IND DINNER.
CEVITVSNR2.
Friday Evening,, June 19, 1833
STATE TICKET
FOR CANAL commiseloserty
MOSES rOWNALL, of Lancaner
FOR AUDITOR or:stEnAL.
A. K. M'CLUKE, of Franklin.
FOR HURVEFOR GENERAL,
CHRISTIAN IIEWERS, of Clirion:
ASSESSMIiNT.- 1 4y a notice in to.
days paper it wit), be , seen that the Cont
i berlaud Valley .Mutual Protection. COM.
IwIY have laid an assessment or 6 per
cent. on the premium notes of said Coro.
PCPThe Lancaster paper* stale that on
last Saturday forenoon, the oldest son of
Mr. Horace Rat!mon, of that eity;(son-in•law of Mr. Forney, of this place.) aged a
-1 bout ten years, Was drowned in the lion.
estogo. near Reigan's Steaw Saw Milli * *.
bout half a mile from the city. - Her fell
From a log whilst angling, and though the
alarm was at once given by his companion,
the body was not recovered until half an
hour after the +oxidant. Drs. Ade*, Car-
penter and Elder, were at mice summoned
to the spot, but all efforts we Oavat toga
Mr. Rathvon; the father of the unfortunate
hoy, had left in tho morning fur
phi., but the sad intelligence being coin+
municated to him by telegraph, he return
ed in the evening.
IC7'The Free Demoeratl State Con
vention of Penntrylvania met on the 2d
lost , at Harrisburg, antkempieated
M. Stephenson, of Alereer, ,for Judge of
the Supreme Court; Dr. Robert' blitehell,
of Indiana, CMial gorninissioner ; Neville
' S. Craig, of Allegheny, Auditor bolero!.
and L E. Carson, of Montgomery, Sur
veyor Gencial.
The resolutions adopted declare Slavery
a sin against God and a (whim against
man ; that the Government should relieve
itfoy from all responsibility for the esti&
tenee of alairery' wherever it possesse s con
- sawdust'afs*rer to legislate for its suction
. lion; that o tbe public works , of the, State
! 'Mould Ate e4l; that traffic in intoxicating
i drinks should be prohibited"; 'that the
public lands of the tuited States should
be granted in limited quantities to land
less settlerli; that the single Senatorial
and representative district ,system should
I be introduced into this State; that all
I offieert, Suite and National, should be
elected by IP. direct vote of the peiple ;
that the, killing of the colored man, Wm.
I Smith, at Columbia, the kidnapping ef,the
'Parker girls, and the murder of Joe. C.
Miller, of Chester county, and the neglect
' of the autlthrities of Pennsylvania and Ma
, rylind to bring the guilty actors to trial
angiunishruent, were no wore degrading
to - Venturylvania and dishonorable to Ma.
ryland than the giving and accepting:un
der such eircumatinces, jollifications and
champagne dinners at Ilse cost of the State;
and that it is the duty of the Governor of
Penntsylvauialo mike requiaition for, and
of die GOiettior of Maryland to deliver ups
all offenders who may bo lurking ill the
latter State,
PCPA Supervisor of roads, in Indiana,
Co., was fined 11160 by the Coort of that
1 county, the price of a horse which broke
its leg to consequence of the bad condition
'of the roads. The Judge charged the
Jury, that it was the duty of a Supervisor
to pass over and ululate the roads fre
q uen tly, to see that they were in a proper
condition; that roads liable from their
cation, to often need repair, should have
- additional attention p+►id to thew ; that
he was excusable, only, where acts of Prov
idence, such as storms and floods, preclude i
the possibility of instant repair; and that
it was not necessary, as was geherally sup•
posed, that a Supervisor should be notified
that a rood had became impassable by ob
struction or otherwise.
CCrTho Aunual Musical Festival of the
i Oermnns is to take place this year in Phil
adelphia, commencing on the 25th inst.,
and lasting until the 29th. The social so
cieties of all the principal cities and towns
will be present, making a chorus of about
one 'thousand male singers. There will
i probably be some additional thousands, not
musicians,, attracted by the festival. ' On
' Saturday evening, the 25th, the visiting
societies will arrive, and be escorted by a
torchlight procession to Independence
Square, where a Welcome Song will be
Lung by the Philadelphia Societies. A
collation will afterwards be served at the
1-Chinese Museum, which will be the gener- i
41 headquarters. On Monday there will
be a grand procession, and a Jubilee Coo-1
cert in .the Museum. Tuesday will be
spent at Lemon Hill, where there will bel
an oration, music, dancing and games; and 1
~.
in the evening a meeting will be -held to i
determine on the place for holding the 1
next festival. This is the fourth of these
annual festivals, the first having been held
in Philadelphia four years ago, the second '
in New York, and the third in Baltimore.
1 DICKINSON COLLEGE.--The Car.
'lisle Expositor at all eases of cont.*.
gious dimase vi d isappeared and the
buildings havi a thoroughly cleansed
Expositor
and whitewashed, the. faculty have direct.
ed that College duties shell be. resumed
on the Bth inst. In, their opinion the ab-
sent students may retnrn to their studies
irith entire tofety. Two or three oases of
varioloid of a mild form are reported a
mong children in town. None of them
are regarded as dangerous.
EMANCIPATION IN CUBA.—The
Baronial correspondent of the New York
Tribune says it is reported there that the
British Gorermneut has wade propositions
to the Spanish Government., to emancipate
the blacks in Cuba, and 'that the Vaptain
General has received instrhotlons to sound
the planters in regard to the plan, which
is to make the emancipated slaves serve an
apprenticeship, and, as an 'offset to their
final liberation, to , allow the introduction
of free blocks from Africa: .
r?The colored residents of Circleville,
Ohio, are about flooding an agent to Libe
ria, tb book out a hope. for thew, as eretal
so the colored people of Cleveland.
f3r
niurderer, is to be bun
o'dsl• .14 will be seen by an, article in
to-day's paper that reconciliation with
his sun was effected in the beginning of
the week.
Stir-The Presbyterian New School Gen
eral Amerubly, in session in Buffalo, a
dopted, almost unanimously, an amend
ment to a report on the subject, declaring
marriage with a siater'a child to be con
trary to the Taw of God, and revolting to
humanity.
iiil`At Nottingham, England, the great
celtdre of the lace manufacture, they are
now manufacturing a most beautiful fabric
of lgce for window and bed oortains, etc.,
of iron wire, Verily, this is an iron age.
A destructive hail :storm passed over
the counties of Lancaster, Dauphin and
Columbia, last. Friday. .causing much in
jory to the .grouting crape. During the
storm, , two heiriel; belnitgln,gbi Mr- Wet
aer, in IDatiphitt couniy. *lre billed , by
lightning.
MS=
•
I DEMOCRACY IN A NEW PRASE.
i t —A late No. of the Washington Union,
the organ of the prompt National admin
istration, has a most tringtdar article eulo
gistic of the despotism of Russia and the
) despots who - for the last two years have
held iway over that benighted country.—
The 'Union sap *:
..Under the government of absolute mon
arehy, the Rugsian nation have emerged
from the depth of barbarism, and within a
single century have taken position in the
front rank of civilisation. The great fact
in . B , o tc'Paan, history for the last hundred
yciare is thtillge itnti progre s s of Russia.—
At the battle of Pultowa, July Bth, 1709 t.
an infant nation struggled for existence.--
That infant has since grown to the stature
of a giant, and. like a colleague, bestrides
the. continent of Europe. Its social de
veloment has been coincident with its
gro*th in political power ; conquest in
the realms of science, and art, and learning,
have even iiirpassed the vastaohievements
of its armies. In the rapidity of its pro
gress it hag outstripped every nation in
EnT O Pe, and the United States alone can
present a wonderful career.
In view of the fact that Russia has done
and is still doing more than any other na
tion on the globe to keep down the spirit
of liborty, this fulsome adulation from a
press claiming to be peculiarly s‘democrat
io " sounds strange.
K 7 Rev. JACOB IfELPINISTEIN, of the .
Gorman Reformed Church, has followed,
the example of br. Banc, and dissolved
his connection with that denomination, on
account of the objectionable character of
the 4, Mero4burg Theology."
IC7'A =young man without money is
like a steamboat without fuel. He can't
go ahead. Among the ladies ho is like
the moon of a cloudy night---he don't
shine.
1111:7"A white man was sold fol' vagrancy
for the som of twenty-live cents, the other
day, in Ogle county, Illinois. lie pur
chaser not being able to make change, the
"chattel" loaned the necessary sum. The
man had a family.
11C.7"An opinion haegained considerable
currency that the Registration Law was
repealed by the last Legislature. This is
a mistake. A bill to repeal it passed the
Senate, but was not taken up in the House.
Its provisions are therefore in full force.
otrThe Harrisburg Poet-office difficul
ty has been finally adjusted. Mr. Parke,
whose appointment had given offence to
portions of the party, resigned, it is said,
by request of the President, and Col. John
H. Brandt, a now man, has beau apPoint
ed Poet-master.
Kr. The Portland Argue says that, in
the Eastern District,„in Lincoln county,
Maine, a lady has been chosen Register of
Deeds, in the person of - Mies Olive Rolie.
.iovmerly an assistant in the office. Miss
Rose had two thirds of the votes.
Olor. Seward is to deliver an ora
tion on tho occasion of the dedication of
the Capital University Buildings, ut Co
lumbus, Ohio, in September.
&fir In Northern Ohio one hundred
townships have expressly abolished the
liquor traffic under a law enabling them to
do so.
10:7°A "colored theatrical company" in
Cincinnati, have opened at Liberty Hall,
and announce in their advertisement that
"wlate persons will not be admitted to any
part of the house, except the gallery."
110....G0v. Lowe, of Maryland, it is sta
e d, was, a few days ago, tendered the mis
sion to China, by President Pierce, which
he declined.
o* - The Baltimore , Bun of Tuesday re
cords the annexed "sharp" dealing :
I .A few days eineerwhilat Mr. Terrence
Kelly, an old citizen, residing at No. 88
Rosa street, was walking along Mulberry
steeet, ho was appregehed in the most gns
eions manner by a !dung man of very gen
.tletuanly exterior, who introduced himself
as a. son of a Mr. Hirrrison, living near
the Savage Factory, who is regarded by .
Mr. Kelly as one of his best friends in the
world. The young man stated that he
had bought a pair of horses for 8500, given
his servant a cheek for that amount on ono
of the city bank*, but the rascal had disap
peared. Just at this moment another fel
low stepped' up, and told the young man
that if he did' not pay the cash for the'ani
' male he would require an advance of $5O.
The pretended Mr. Harrison then offered
Mr. Kelly a s2o'gold piece if he would ad
vance the $5OO to pay for the animala.—
Overjoyed to see the supposed'son of 'his
dear friend, and anxious to do him a ser
vice, the old gentleman went with the par
ties to the Commercial end Farmers' Bault
with his check for *5OO which was paid to
the pretended dealer in horse-flesh. 'Now,'
says Mt. Harrison 'just wait five minutes,
and you shell see ;he horses which you are
to keep until' I pay the $5OO according to
agreement.' Mr. Kelly waited, and Wait
ed a longtime, 'Whilst the two rascals went
to bring the horses, which it is needless to
state have not yet appeared, nor have tIsS
two rascals been seen since. 81,
11-'
'AD VALOREM DoTtus.-- 2 The beauties , of
the ad velorem system on iron are now
strikingly exemplified. The pri•le of iron
being high, the duty has gone up in cot ! .
'responding ratio, and consumers have to
pay in proportion. When the price is
low the duty is low....that is when our
iron men most need protection they get
none at all, and vice versa. Thus it is
either a feast or a famine with iron mas
ters. Just now they are growing rich by
high prices, but vet), soon ..a change Will
come o'er the, spirit of their dreams."—
The price of iron will •go down—the du
tx on it will decrease, and a general ces
sation ul busineis will be the consequence.
Then, if riot till then, we shall have a re
turn to the specific standard, which is the
standard of common sense.
MFDAL To JOHN P. hand.
some Medal is to be presented to the Hon.
John P. Hale, by the , crew of the U. 8.
*Mop of war Germantown, for his efforts
to secure the abolition .of flogging in the
Navy.. It weighs furl Jour pennyweights,
pal is valued at over 8100.
[ commurstczren. who 'dieted, any regard for the. !while
State Senator. i good, we will seek the suppression of the
Messes. Eurrons.-1 find that often. said traffie in the ronscientious exere•See
lion is already being directed to the nomi, our social influence and our political.
nation of a eandidate for the State Senate,' poorer.
iicsoieed. That, at the election in•Oe
which this year falls to our county, and
am
pleased to learn that W. R . s ahum. lobar next, no man shall receive our votes;
who so faithfully
end encnpte m ,),), for Senate or Assembly, giftless he giver a
public and explicit pledge, that all his 2 , -.
represented the district in the Senate de: , public
shall be exerted to obtain the pat .%
ring the term precedin, the last, has yield- ;
ed to the wisher of his friends and 'consent-, sage of a law prohibiting the said truffle
ai•ti providing fur its prom pt sinfiliorhugh
ed to the use of hie name in connection
with the nomination. Mr. Sadler, I tin-) su PP ressitt a• - "
demand, declines canvassing for the nom- i On motion of Mr, Young it was resole
instion, but is willing to give his services ; ed, that we recninmend the holding of a
to the people of the district, should they County Onnientlon out eir ilmettlie Ist of
see fit to command thole services and
say I ;
August, by the friends of • Tem ranee i place him ;in nomination.; I- sin P e •i n
pleated to has w i gn i„
_order that 'der efforts may be more milted
leartithat Mr. Sadler
fie 4 hiawiliiiitrieell to accett the ;tontine. in procuring ;11teltaisigti 6f I prohibitory
lion. Being one of those Otter Reser could t Liqu or Low.
believe that Legislative offices were ores. ffo•
it motion it woe resolved that a tain
ted as sine-cures to be dispensed to the
highest bidder in partizan services, or giv.; !Mime eonsating of the chair, and tiero're
en as a-Matter-of.nourse to Owl . ' ;navid• i; tory, be appointed to correspond with the
nil that may see lit to claim thorn ; and friends of Temperanee in different parts of
believing, moreover, that in the selection) the county on the subject of holding a COll.
of Le g is l at ive and Congressional "wit'
date vehtion. minion it was Ordered, That
r', capacity to represent faithfully and ;
advantageously' should be the controlling' the proceedings of 1124 meeting be pub
influence in determining our choice, I blished in all' the papers dl the county.
hive often thciught - too' little care was us- I Qtt motion the meeting adjetirned.
ken in filling these responsible
The people have tae direct and deep an
interest in a judicious and conservative ex
ercise of the legislative power of our great
Commonwealth to confide it to inexperien
ceder incoinpment• hands., I take it that
the business of luw-making and general
legislation is one that must be learned,
like all other businesses, and that must
be, learned well In ordee to be carried on
weft. 'Renee the controlling influence
which the South has so long and notori
ously exercised in the National Councils,
through the men whom ehe has placed
and kept there, for the express purpose of '
alibiing them by experience to familiarize
I themselves with the policy, wino, and in
stitutions of the country, and the legisla
tion adapted to those wants and
inatilu
tiona. The doctrine of . .rotation," so pop.
tthir in theatiatter days, may do possibly
with county and like offices, where the sal.
ry ansiverquisites are the:snare consider
ration ; but a graver blunder neverivas
committed than when it is sought to ap
ply it to legislative posts. If you want a
a continued succession of inexperienced,
and necersarily to a great degree impotent,
legislators, "rotate" every year. But it
you desire to command influence in the
Legislative councils—lnfluence sufficient
to control legislation and secure your local
interests—he careful that you do not "ro
tate" too much. How is it with Phila.
delphia, Pittsburg, Wand other Senatorial
districts, proverbial fur their influence up
on the floor of the Senate I; But, Messrs.
Editors, I find myself extentiiiiirthese
ideas much further than r had intendefil:
My intention . was simply to express my
gratification in learning that Mr. Sadler
had yielded to the wishes ocjiiis friends
in allowing the use of his nant.,LY need
not say to you that no Sen ator sustained a
fairer, more respectable, influen
tial position in the Sen to during t e three
years he served us there, than Mr. S. Fa
miliar with the rules of legislation and the
,policy of the State,. it we return him to the
Senate again, we secure a t once all the
advantages of an old, influential, tried and
trustworthy Representative. Why not
then consult the interests of the district—
our own inlereels—and make him our
Representative in the Senate r
You will excuse roe, Messrs. Editors,
in thus drawing upon your kindness. I
have simply to add that in what I have
said upon this subject, I design no dispar
agement of the very respectable gentlemen
whose names have been used in connec
tion with this office. My simple aim is to
promote the
PUBLIC; GOOD
June 7, 1853.
McNees. flocutte :—ln the “Sentinel"
of this week I find an article 'ivied ..l.a ti
more,"-in which the name of Dr. H. U.
11/ ETWiLett, of our 10 ir 11. is brought forward
as a candidate for the State Senate. It
Rives me much pleavure to see old Lail-.
more—that strong Wbig hold--firing the
&moron, end that in favor of Dr. M.. and
the Whip of this towitship will warmly
coincide with . her sister Latium, in her
choice.
I ant aware that many other persons
have been named in connexion with The
nomination--all good'use and true. But
Dr. Illitxcat.rs, I think, is the only one
who has not heretofore received the vote
of the party for some other office.
The York Springs district has never
been found wanting when votes were
counted, and it is from having such men
as hare heretofore repreeenled her t hat
her majorities are given. We have men
who exert themselves constantly for the
good of the party, and leave no efforts un
tried to strengthen our ranks, and amongst
the number is Dr. Slnicatare, the man for
whom we ask the nomination., With his
name at the head oldie County ticket, the
York - Springs district up a major
ity of the right sort, Hod 'I sincerely hope
that his claimer may be duly considered
by the Whigs of the County, and their de
cision retort:lnd accordingly.
tIIJNTLNGTON.
Petersburg, Y. S. Julie 7, 1853.
(00141MUNWATED.
A tall•Licenee Meeting.
According to notice, a mailing of the gil
-1 .
mans of Straban and adjoining townships,
favorable to a prohibitory . Liquor Law,
was held at Rocky-Grove ,School-HousS.
in Straban township on the afternoon of the
4th inst. The meeting watt organized , by
Calling Mr. DAVID MONFORT to the chair,
WILLIAM YOUNG and GiCIAOS IiIaCAMD
were appointed Vice President, and Flux
cis A. 111Thautan Secretary.. On mo
tion of Mr. young, a committee of three,
consisting of Adam Wert,Johu E. Taw
ney, and John hrAlister, were appointed
to prepare bushier's for ,the meeting. The
Committee after consultation, reported the
following preamble and resolutions, which
were, supported by Messrs, Wirt and
Young ; after which they were unani
mously adopted.
1. Readved, That the traffic in ardent
spirits, as a beverage, is productive of
much suffeting to iridividuals and of groat
loss to the public.
2 Resolved, That, in the alleged bane.
Eta of the acid traffic, we can see no cons.
ponsation for its numertma and aggravated
evils.
Resolved, That, with a firm faience
upon Divine Providence, and expeeting,
ultimately, the eu-operatiou of alt mew
Spinout' Punnowana.—Our readers
are aware "that on WilOpi Rifle eXibitii.
, thine are being made, on the line of the new
Short Line Railroad. The workmen
have in excavating passed thrombi layers
of crystalized limestone, and tonal) or slate,
stone alternately. in which very little
water was found. - A few days since,
however,
when they were *boot one hun
dred and seventy feet from ihe 'terrace of
the earth, the flame of a candle or opa
burning match accittentafly came in chit_
tact with a liquid sup Posed to be pure
water, that had gathered in use of the holes
drilled in the rock.
Much to the surprise of present, tries
apparent water instantly took fire, not 'af
ter-the-manner of inflammable gite,but sent
up a strong, clear, and steady flame; at if
it were composed of some kind of oil.—
On applying fire to the liquid whirls V/A4
in the other drill-boles in the vicinity. It
also burned in the sahie 11181111er. Sinew
that time lamps and
.citpdlee have hems en
tirely dispensed withih the subterranean
eparintent, the substance continuing to
burn steadily, smiting an egeellent light:
Many persona whose curiosity is excited
visit me spin daily to witness the singular
phenomenon. The liquid gives no um
pleasan t odor white burnihg.—Cincionati
Sun of May 27.
A TTIIMPTKO SWIM: HIV A Immo . Wo-
BEAS.-44r11. Olinda Duane, a resoeetabio
young woman, who was married only
few weeks ago, attempted suicide, on too-
23rd ult., ak Harwich, N. Y., under the
following circumstances :
"For a year or so previous to her mar
liege, she had received visits from a re
spectable young matrby the 111111t1 sal !UN.
to whom she was engaged to be. married.
Her parents opposed her choice, cud tw
ined the suit ut a 'Widower of elimmiera
ble wealth, named Doane. The trielok
were invited, bat before the tune for this
ceremonies to commence, the voting Inity
excused herself and retired. Nut restart,
ing, her sister went to her room, s aw 10,,,,t
on the mirror and on the floor, went to
the bed, Ind turning down the dome.,
tumid her sister with her throat rut, aid.
her bridal robes saturated wills blood.—
Assistance was called, her wound dress.-:!,
and she recovered. Soon Miter she was
married, since which time she has ht.eit
occasionally deranged."
.A WOMAN BURNT To DOA.TII.—AINOIC
ten o'clock on Sunday night, pegn...1 1 4
the vicinity were alarmed by piercing
screams coming from a linuNa
by Germans, in Lombard sr., near 11,tiliel_
It was soon ascertained theta wouviit was.
on fire in a garret room of the house. and
persons running in extinguishad the flame.,.
though she was most horribly burnt. Situ
lingered until about noon yesterday, when
death put an end to her !offerings. Cor
oner Hall yesterday artentono held an in
quest on the body. It appeased:from the
evidence that her name is Mary Kist Sol lingo.
aged 28 years, and single—drat she and
another woman with an infant were in the
room, and to attempting to throw a piece
of cloth to her companion a csimplien lamp
was upset, which set fire to Ills clothing.—
Her comps nion was also somewhimburtii.
The jury rendered a verdict ilf*•iiimillauttit
death from burning.".—Baft. :Yam
CO:4N! NICATZT
The Soap Pant.—The Seap Plant. so
called. grows all over California on high
hills as well as in the.valleya. leaves
made their appearance about the twiddle of
November, or about six weeks alter the
rainy season has fairly set in ; tkeplanut
never grow,nroa,than one foot high, and
the leaves and stalk drop entirely off in
May. though the bulbs remain in the
ground ail the summer without decaying.
It is used to wash with in all parts of
the country, and by those who know its
virtues it is preferred to the beat of soap.
The method of toting it id merely , to strip
Off the husk, dip the clothes in water, and
rub the bulb on them ; it makes a thick
lather, andismells not unlike new brown
soap. The botanical name of the plant
is “phalangiutn pornaridianum." Besides
this plant, the bark of a tree, “chelaria
potter's," is also used in South AQteriea
for washing. Several other plants have
been used in various countries as ti sub
stitute for soap. All of thee. Contain
considerable quantities or nintOuti.lP ,1 1 1 d
alkaline principles In their eo4tpeei,lol, l l
on which their 14111 e :depends:
A Hnnotxt...--The life or, a child was•
saved in Albany, on Fridayodatoeurnirac
nlously. It was left in a wagenirttroad
way, while its careless parents Went neg,t,
door id•do some beeriness. During their ;
absence something frightened the num,.
and away they went down street, like. a,
gale of wind. Just as they passed . Herki
mer street, a young lady saw the danger,
and instantly prepared to rescue the tittle
fellow. Throwing her hat and shawl 6n •
the sidewalk, she made a spring for the
tail of the wagon, just as it w . as.dartipg by
lair - , and as good luck would have it,.
caught it firmly ; the momentum of the
wagon jerking her inside of the box.—
She immediately clasped the child in her.
arms, an d seizi t ig a favorable opportunity,.
sprang to the ground, without_ injury ei-.
titer to herself or the little feunnling : —.
Such a heroine deserves celebrity.
1111t7nOD18111,W IV 0aL,0.--Thaa sts
tisiies of all tug a iuus branches of 4046.
udirtn in Europa and A 'Relict* show . ' fo-,
tul, of 10,409 • traveling, and as.ood 104,
preitchera, tabu winietar to 2,oBo.l62Vlm
wunicauuk
' •
.There is,tin longer say doubt , that China
in its Centre by revoltition.—
.
4s,inatirteet army, commencing in the
extreme south of Empire, has swept
reilliv4iti, on a line of Aire hundred miles
in tenth. till it; has overrun half of the
.
countrymu; passed the great river which,
running east rind west, divides it nearly in
the Middle. .The commanding general at
ike head. of the rebel army has issued a
proclamation:in whirh he "bids defianee to
to the, reigning dynasty, and demands that
iii. people everywhere shall hock to his
standard, or at least manifest nottestility,
under penalty of condign 'ptinislintetit.—
Tiutt,bis langnagecOnveys no entietining
threats is Manifest in disitnliet irefornission
or numerous .powerful (dues and towns,
and inthegeneral.oonionnalioolhateverY
where .pervades the royal forces and the
great circles pf trade, Aire • hear of the
precipitate, flight of Mit wealthy, the clog
lug of marts of busiatas, and a general fe
ver of eiteitemerit among agriculturists,
mechanics, inerehante,' end every Other
elite elittattile ;",while the regular troops
sefifto critell the rebellion' are either 'ob.
sorbed by the ritiolinionary forces or retire
heforelheir steady approach to the Capi..
Oil. Meantime the ' Envoys of England
and Erance, and nu r oven ' nom in les ion er,
.hive procee ded kr dui theatre of hostilities
hinittonal shiptc end 'a special Russian
Envoy has been dispatched over land.—
At 819nghpet, which .is the great central
seaport statthe Empire, Puede and business
of ell Inch; Writ eulpeetled, anilhere the
foreign shine wire cangregating. Nankin
bad not actually fallen at the last advices,
but its capitulation was daily expected.—
From other important cities large sums of
money had heed sent to,the rebel chief, to
secure IWO front molestation and plunder.
This last circumstance gives asolnlity and
vigor to the movement that, under compe
tent leadership, would seem to insure its
triumph. If the insurgents have grown
to such strength that they can command
all thel'money,they need, they have sue
eths within'their gasp, it the nation really
desires to be red of their Tartar rulers.
Although the British Consul at fithangliatt
had been applied to by one of the Chinese
Viceroys to eo.operate in the defence of
Nankin against the Revolutionists, it does
Dot appear, nor is it probable,•that the aid
asked tor will be reild'ertTor that the rep
rescntatives of the other foreign poWerr
will in any way interfere in the strife.—
The Chinese will undoubtedly be left to
settle their own disputes. Foreign na
tions cannot properly intrude in such a
contest ; neither would it comport with
their interest todo so, in the case of China
especially. That country is virtually clo
sed to all the world, and it- will be time
enough fur the outside barbarians to inter
fere
for its pacification when its people
shall he so eedisible of the value of their
services as to consent to yield a proper re
turn for such civilities. It is evident that
...me amelioration and improvement of the
commercial relations of China willt the
rest of die world. and some imports& mod
ideal nos of Chinese eivililation, must re
• s iilt front this great convulsion. It is
rt•fisible in the nature of things that a lung
e.s..mtiant nation, containing hundreds of
.-Inthlions of people, can be stirred to its re
•lnt4i - al depths, in these day, of universal
inter. communication and enterprise, with
out re eeiving an infusion of modern ideas
that studt operate upon the body like the
tivoits's lesysu. li only is naeeessry shah
t lie, othcr nations of the world shall choose
the right time and season for action to ac
..coisplish a greater change in the history
sod destiny of China than is recorded of
any oilier nation.—N. F. Tribune.
GENERAL Sou or THE PROTESTANT
Durculterciamato CHURCIII.-.Allie body,
toning in Philadelphia, has adopted a• res
titution -withdrawing the funds of the
Synod. from ail railroad companies that
run their cars en the Sabbath. Resolu
tions coadatuniog certaia doctrines taught
in the Meroersburg Seminary. attached to
the Getman Reformed Church. anti recom
mending a separation or withdrawal of the
corremp lance between die Dutch and
Gerinati•Reforitted Churches, gore rise to
a rpicitod.dobate, and were dually passed.
GRAPE CULTtLiti,•- A large party of
Germans were in Albutty last week. on
*heir way where they propose
to engage in the grapy culture. This
business is . incietting in the United
States. •
Melendsoly :'Mght.—Dr. Reid, a
traveller through ihe-lrighlande of Peru, is
void to have foundPiateir in the desert of
Alabama. the dried romaine of an assem•
blare of beings.: five or six hundred in
siambeinnten. wouten indehildren • attiring
hits the burning. waste before them.
„They had Dot been buried; life bad no
4deparual befurertbay thus sat around. bu
hope wait gone. .the Spanish invaders were
ei band. and no escape being left. they
had canna hither to die. They still sat
iviimovable in that dreary desert, dried
like muds:hies bt the effect of the hot air,
"04 stiU kept their positiek sitting tip as
a solemn council, while over that dread
A reepagus *flame . broods everlastingly.
'The following incident ••name off'' in
a certain poor house in New Hampshire
not iong ago :
A elergyinan visiting the estiblishment,
seated 'himself by the tide of a deaf old
wotnin, 'When the folloatug conversation
occurred:
efergVinan--(shouting,) "How old lire
you. my good tundra% r'
Womiu—"Eighty-six years 'old, 'come
last shy."
otentynum--(in a aid tonoll
six yeati old ! Rsfur.et cighty•six years
stiotlfhaaerpassed tivet my head, 1 shall be
, lbod foe 'storing !"
Womau•—(horrified) 'Worm,. did you
-e5y., ,, ,.,4,7 you troubled with # 40.,t I nev
le
if! fr 4 grown ' tip people," h a y. t h em
~.? ' derevaisa was oheerved to come
vary' suddenly after the queetion
ialtrow,o:
,l i kt a Milne Liquortaw meeting in Phi
**Adds en Tuesday evening last, $l7OO
we're akisci,fur the advancement of their
,measure.' Rai. P. Coombe was one of
the Speakers ,
,
teliVect man.—The Morris (Illinois)
lenrinan slides, that not long since, while
ante men:were digging in a coal hank,
Atearthe canal. they exhumed a imam body
perfeet state of petrifaction. _ From
the corduroy cloth in which the lege were
&mewled. the cords and seams of which are
defined.-it is supposed to be the
body of one of the Irish laborers engaged
in the enortruelion of the cana l. T he
limbs, are nearly perfect, and are complete-
Iyitransformed w 61uue.
17iktif
'RAFE Byritc-The A ncient City. publish
ed at' t; Auguttlne,' Florida. sap i On
the ,1 . 401 ult., a son of Mr. Flitch, of that
county, iirttilepicking whorde berries was
strieit A , a large rattlesnake—upon being
struck- hd started to' run, bet found the
snake had its kegs fastened to his putt
alnon leg, ie.. in stumbling and scuffling
to get loose, the snake struck him some
six or seven times. The lad was about
14 or 15 years of 116. -- lie survived but
a few hours.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
meson TTTTT LTIXOIIg sus or xUT .1
FLOOR..—The Flour misket is quiet. Salsa of
800 bbla. fresh ground Howard street brands at
$4 62i, which prices holders'genendly wore wit•
ling to ,take. Old inspection freely offered at $4
50 per bbl. The last miles Of City Mills ware'
at $4 6241 per bbl., Rye Floor 3 69 as 3 75, and
Corn Meal $9 per bhl.
PisH —Sale. smell tio change in prices.
• GRA be supply and receipt. of Grain
ars small ; but little doing in Wheat. Small
sales of Maiyland, Virginia and Pennsylvania
reds at. 1 a $1 WI. Ws quote whits Wheat et
106i$1 12 per bushel to quality. About
10,9u0 bushels of Com was offered on 'change
thievntOrning; most of which sold at 51 • 58 tents
for whits, the former figures' for partly mixer Lan d.
the latter figures for very prima ; males of vellow
at 59 cents per. bushel. Maryland Oats 38 a4O
cents, Virginia do. 35 a 38 COMO, and Pennsyl.
vania do. 42 a 48 cents per bushel. Slate of
Penney lvvnia Rye at 88 cent* per bushel. Seeds
dull Clover 460 a $5; Timothy 187 it $ B ,
and Flaxseed $1 40 'per bushel.
Gaon sat its c —The market is quiet. We quote
Rio Coffee at 9i a tlf to I() cents.per lb. Susan
dull. Mohawk unchsngoil. Rice 31. s 4k cents
per lb.
Pima tat 0114.—The market is quiet ; ales ebtdl.
We barrio change to note liaquotatiohe. Lard
In bbla. alO cents, and in bees 10i sII cants
per-Th. Butter 19 alB cents par lb. Cheese 84
a 9 cents per lb.
YORK !MARKET.
FLOUR. per hbl., from wagons,
WHJAT, per bushel,
TIMOTHY 86ED, per bushel,
CLOVER SEED,
FLAX•S)ED,
PLASTER OF PARIS, per ton,
HANOVER MARKET.
FLOUR, per barrel, (frueo 2 W.ogons) $4 37
WHEAT, per bushel, 1 U 0 to I in
RYE , 44 64 75
CORN
OAT:4,
TIMOTHY-BRED,
CLOVER-SEEU,
FLAX-SEED.
MARRIED.
On the 31st ult, by the Res. J. Ulrich Mr.
JAMES M. SIDESUsIGER, and Miss LYDIA
ANN 31YEI1S—all of this county,
-On the 2d inst., by — the same. Mr. JAMES
110 W, and Missi AMANDA DAY—both of
Cumberland county.
On the 29th ult , by the Rev. I). P. Roaenmii•
ler. Mr. WILLIAM MEHL and Miss JEMIMA
KING, both of the vicinity of Littlestown, Adams
county.
On the Mb inst.; by the Rea. P. Anenedl,
Mr. JACOB BATES, from Cumberland eounti;
end Miss JULIA ANN MARIA CULP, of Ibis
place.
DIED.
On the 3d - inst., LILA FRANCES. daughter
of Hrnry Wikert, of Mountpleasent township.
Adams county, aged 5 years, I month and 9
days.
TO THE PUBLIC.
THE Subscriber desires to call the at
tention of the Ciiizens of Attains
County, io his extensive stock•of
Books, Stationery, Fancy Goods, Jewelry,
Porte Monnoies, Perfumery,
Brushes, Combs, tkc
Boots, Shoes, lints
and Caps,
which for variety and cheapness, he defies
all competition in this or any of he neigh
boring Counties. Ir.J'Call ■nd see, at
the North East Corner of Centre Square.
June 10.] KELLER KURTZ.
FOR THE LA DIEN.
ALL the latest and most fashionable
styles of SHOES, GAITERS and
SLIPPERS. MY-Warranted. well made.
at KELLER KURTZ'S.
Ckiti,DREN'S SHOES, the best as.
*content in town at
KELLER K URTZ'S.
HARPER For June, illustrated by
more than 100 engravings, A new
volume commenced -- 1t15.000 copies,
primed. Now is the timer to subscribe
rat, KURTL'S Bookstore.
METHODIST HYMN BOOKS.
bound in the hest Turkey Morocco
binding, Imitation of Turkey. Sheep, &c.,
for sale at the lowest cash rates at the
cheap Bookstore of
KELLER KURTZ.
WINDOW BLINDS !—A new as
sortment of Window Blinds; Ind.
Won of Oil Blinds, just arrived at the
well-known Store of
KELLER KURTZ.
WiIkICTIONARY or DOMESTIC
Juv MEDICINE and HOUSEHOLD
SURGERY, by Spencer Thomas, M.
D.. and Henry H. Smith, M. D. This
is an entire new work, highly rerom•
mended by the medical Faculty. For
sale at , the cheap Book and Stationery
Store of SELLER KURTZ.
June 10.
riIHE SHADY' SIDE. or Life in the
AL Country Parsonage, by s Newel
wife. Just published And for side at
KELLER, KtIRTZ'Z . Bookstore.
WALL PAPER.
Over 10,000 Pieces liks, 61,pre
FROM 6 Cents per piece and upwerde,
• including fine Satins, Putt] ) 'Velvets,
imitation' ol Woods, Marbles, Ate;
'.480, a greet variety of new styles of
Curtain Papers. Fire ' Prints,
Border., dtc., all of which will be certain
ly sold at the very lowest cash price.—
Call and see at the cheap Bookstore of
KELLER KUKTZ.
'JOURNEYMEN SHOEMAKERS
W ANTED by the subscriber, who
will give regular employment and
good wages to two or three good work
men, if application be made soon.
KENDLEHART
June a, 1863-3 t
1./ONNE'N, Ribbons, and Parasols, a
m- 1 ": fine assortment, and very cheap, at
5111/DLECOFF'6.
s z r Blanks of all kinds for
sale at this oillee.
'I , MITLiti SALE.
TN 'pursuance of an order of the Or.
phan's Court of Adams co., the sub
scriber, Executor of %VM. W. Hour-
ZINGER, deceased. and Adminioratokef
the estate of JOHN T. FERREE, deed.
will offer for sale, on Solurday the 9th
day of July next, at 1 o'clock P. M., on
the premises, the following property of
the late firm of Holixinger and Ferree,
viz :--
I.—A House & Lot of Ground
containing 96 perches, Await) ,
ablaut one mite east of the Tork „
Springs, in LatiMore township, •
on the Berlin roatl, adjoining landiof Al
tied Miller. Nathan Smith. and others.
2.—A Corner .T r iot
situate in Petersburg. (Y. S.) fronting 60
feet on the turnpike and 166 feet on the
State road, adjoining lots of John D.
Backer and others. -- ,
TE RAS—cash, upon the.confirmation
of sale.
pzrThere will also be sold at the same
time and place one Share in a Hay Scales
erected pn the said premises, with other
personal property of said deceased.
• , JOHN WOLFORD.
June 10, 1863-4 t.
LETTERS Testamentary on the Pilate
of JOHN MUNDORFP,, late of
Huntington township, Adams county, Pa.,
deceabed, having been granted to the'un.
dersigned, residing in said township, no.
nee is hereby given to those indebted to
said estate to mike paynient without de
lady, and to those having claims to present•
the same properly authenticated for settle
nor ' •
meet.
June 10.-6%
100 tdl 10
THE undersigned , appointed by the
Court of Common Pleas of Adams
cOrmiy, to make dior4ptiifn' or the funds
in the hands of Joule Mcktresio., as
signer, in trust for creditors of ABRAM
KING, Esq., to and amongst the parties
entitled, will attend for dist purpose at his
office in Gettysburg, on Monday the 271 h
day of June inst., at 9 o'clock, A. M.,
when and where all persons interested are
requested to attend -
R. G. McCREARY,
June - 10, 1853—at.
THE undersigned Auditor appointed
by the Orphan's Court of York co..
to distribute the balance on the account
bf the Administrator of THOMAS TAYLOR.
deed, among the creditors, will attend to
the shitiee of said appointment at his office
in the Borough of York, on Tuesday the
28th day of June inst. ' at 10 o'clock; A.
M. when and where all persons inter.
ested in the elate are hereby notified to
present their claims. ,
JOHN SHELLEY, A u ditor.
June 10, 1858—td.
NOTICE is hereby given to the mem
-I.‘ hers of the... Cumberland Valley Mu
tual Protection Company" of Dickinson
township, Cumberland county, Pennsyl
vanin, an assessment of FIVE PER
CENT. nee been laid on the premium
notes of said Company by the Board
which amount is directed to be paid to the
Collectors or authorized Agents of said
Company that shall be appointed for re
ceiving the same. By order of the Board,
JOHN T. GREEN, Sec'y.
June 10. 1853-3 t.
ITOTIOE.
ETTERS of Administrittion on the
A estate of MARY BREMER, late
of Reading township, Adams county,
Pa., deed, havingbeen granted to the sub
scriber, residing in the same township,
notice is hereby given to such as ate in.
debted to said estate to make payment
without delay, and those having claims
are requested to present the same, proper
ly authenticated, for sottlement.
. JOHN L. BRENIZER. 4dner.
June 10. Bt.
ROLAND TREVOR, or the Pitot of
'lnman Life, ehowing how to make
and how M lose a fortune, and then to make
another. This is said •to be a 'very a:
musing and inetructive book—to be had at
KELLER KUNTZ'S Store.
G ERMAN BEFOR,MED HYMN
BOOKS. Another new supply of
Hymn. Books, of the German Reformed
Church, has just been received at
KURTZ'S Bookstore.
fir NIt.3K•IsIACKS from an Editor's
ALIIL Table, by L. Gaylord Clark, just
pnblislied by the Appletons, and for sale
at KELLER KURTZ
LUTHERAN HYMN BOOKS. —A
very , large assortment of Lutheran
Hymn Books, bound iu every style of
binding, just received at the cheap Book-,
store of KELLER KURTZ.
A LIMNS ! ALBUMS! A splendid
li anortment of Album,., at vinotia
prices, just received dirvot from N: York at
KELLER K ()arra.
Kent'y Jeans aid TWeeds.
ANY variety of colors and style for
, the union, at KURTZ'S, cheep
coruer.
ntr 140 oat alto
all kinds, Cap and - Letter Paper of
' 4 •' .
the best quslity, No* paper, Visiting
Cards, pliin and fancy Envelopes, Pen
kn ives,'Quills, Gold Pens and Penitilsokt.,
*limy* on hand and for sale low by,
BuEimr.4l
.
sun.som PLO 116 i ICV
O F thebest quality—always on hand
and for sale in Gettysburg, at the
Foundry of
T. 'WARREN & SON
BONNETS,
A VERY tine lot of Bonnets of the
Is- latest styles to please OM most fastid
ious, at very low rates, to be had at
KURTZ'S Cheap Corner.
-•
UMBRELLAS,
AVERY Large assortment, all' kinda
l. and sizes from 37} oents up, at
K URTZ'S. •
MORE NEW GOODS
(Tel ved and opeqed this day et Faba
ilie esioctes,'Sign of the
REII4 FONT.
NOTICE.
JOHN MUNDORFF,
Execidor.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
MOTIICE.
Books ! Books ! !
3. BC DUEHLER
All received a largely increased assort
:Meet of Books, and Stationery,
of every varie:y—
Classical, Theological, School,
Miscellaneous J e c V BOOKS
which constitute the largest cud best as
sortment ever opened in Gettysburg. and
are argered at the icr• VERY LOU'EST
PlitCES..za
ALSO—a hirge, assortment of STA
TIONERY: &FANCY GOODS—GoId
and Silver laes arid Pencile, reti4nives,
Writing Paper of all varieties ant beat
qualities, Envelopes. Perliunery, Soaps,
Ate..gc:V 6 Liell and detest the old emir;
liglied place , in .Cha*bbtibEtrg *treat, a
few doom from the diamond.
• S. H. BUEHLER.
Gettysburg, Tit44titie 3. 1853.
LUMBER,
PERSONS hawing LtritlßEß
pose of, lit trade fl, Porn tore, will
find it to their "(Isomer to cell it the cheap
Uahlnet Nitikftig. Eibibitithitient of GEO:
E. BRlNG:.)l l o{,,Seutiiiisttitoore street,
twat diver to the U,o_93PilifeoBl".
d Brit
COUNTY TIigASUREIL
fir HE underaiOd . grate f ully pow'.
edges the 'I herel support extended'
to him in the last Ottani. fur COCINTY
TREAKIREtt, tiOld r'espectfully' an.
nounces to his Meade and fellow citizens
of the county, that he will be a eacilideti
for that °glee at the aniiiniereCiiiitt, sub
ject' to the dociol o h of the Whig coupty
convention. Should' I be; so' fortunate
as to obtain thgnomlnationend be alerted
I pledge myself to discharge the duties of
the office pronititik and with fitiPiiiy.
GEO. ARNOLD.
Gettysburg line 3, 1353--tc.
STRAY COW.
OftME to thd renidence of Guonott
I La WILKINSON. in •Letimore township,
Adams co., about the 28d day of April,
1853, a Wick Cow, with the left ear
notched, and the right ear cut atraight off,
no other given marks.
Entered May 19th, 18fit •
CONRAD E. MYERS, Clerk.
June 3, - 1858- , :8t..• - •
r'~'O TICE.
ling undersigned Auditor appointed
by the Court of. Cinumon Pleas of
Atlanta county to distribute the balance
remaining •in the hands of Jona H/Intke
Assignee, under a dced of vOlutuall- As
sigmnetit of... Jacob 'Pali,. and Susannah
his Wife, ,to and amongst hise .v reditore of
the said Jacob Parr, hereby gives notice
to all persons interested the! he will , nit
Tor the purpose at his office in he._
township," Adams enmity, on Saturday
the 25th, day , of June inst., at 10. o'clock
A. M.. when,and where all persons con
cerned may attend. •
SAMUEL DURBORA W. :
June 3, 1853—td: Auditor.
PARASOLS.
/I'l H E Ladies will , pleeee eall at
KURTZ'S Cheap Corner and see I
large and well ee!ected lot of PARASOLS,
among Mem large sizes.
Keep It Before the People
ripHAT MARCUS SAMSON has jowl
-AI- received one of the largest and most
varied assortment of Over Coats of every
description over offered in the county. and
at prices that will not only please. but re-
ally astonish. Give us a call.befure.pur
chasing.
BERAGES & DELANES,
A beautiful mosorttheut. all styles, ►o be
na. had at'KURTZ,S Cheap Cotner.
HARDWARE,
T HE Lagest assortment of Hardware,
Sadlery, Paiute. Oils, Dye-stuffs aver
offered, will be Bolton lietw terms than
can be had elsewhere. purchasin g from
the manufacturers, we feel confident that
we, can , offer ; inducements,* purchasers
to give us a call iteXikinilli, ur ei" 1 "
S. iP4Ht I EITrOOK' SONS
op . •
Sims; he" et! Front.
4rIROIDERIES '& Qtteensware 'O'er;
‘Ji cheap at rdfuNErroars.
LAMES' Drees anode; Berage' De.
Leine*. Croton, Lustre, Woe De.
Leine', Lawn. &c., will be sold cheaper
at FAIIIVE.grOCE'S &halt they can be
had ediewhere.
VION NETS, Ribbon., and Flowers, a
AA P I.r a aseortment of the different
styles, to be found at
Queenswiwe,
TN till its varieties and styles sheep at
KUItTZ'S corner.
PARASOLS and FANS, variety that
a t
WWI pleaaa, willobe found at
SCHICK.'S.
CLOCKS fkivEr.itY.--Yon ,
find thoabove ankle, for silo' very
.
cheap, St the ,one p ee store of
SAMSON.
,r O RVOR AND 111111111DICUita,
4 IP all hint's. from the beat
tintiees. in the City. ,con- 7.-7-g
-tstalitiY Oa hen(' and for ionlo at ,
st
the Drug•iind Boohntore of
S. 11. suEuLER.
„June 4, 1852
Cloths and Cassimeres,
inis. every description, color and styles.
whiett we will sell low. Call and
see them at KURTZ'S cheap corner.
drIOLLAII.9. Laces, Edging.' and In
trettinga, a heauliful variety, just re•
ceived and for sale at
1111E1,1. your Friends and Neighbors,
JIL and come yourselves, and see the
very large and fine assortment of HATS,
CAPS, HOOTS and SHOES,' that has
just been received by
April 29. W. 'W. PAXTON.
CILOTHS, Cassinteree. Cottonades,
Kentucky Jeans, Italian Cloths •And
Vettinge, cheep at ' tze
S. FXIINESTOCK & SONS,
_ADIES are invited to' call and see the
11 - 41 finevtartiele oil/RE:SS SHOES dial
has ever been in this market.
April 1.19. W.. W. PAXTON.
MOUNTAIN VIEW
THE subscriber has ,again opened his
establishment for the accommodation
of Invalids, and also for persona who
wish to leave the cities and towns for a
short period during the warm and un
healthy season of the year, for a healthy
and comfortable place in the wintry. • It
is situated
EIGHT MILES NORTH
of Gettysburg, on the road leading from
Geuyelittrg to Newville, half way be•
tweed Middletown and Benderaville, in a
healthy and beatiirul country, not surpass
ed foi fine and romantic scenery by any
in, the slite., There are
PLUNGE AND SHOWER
BATHS, for the benefit of the persons
desiring to use them ; also many places
of resort and amusement , along the roman
tic Weems, ravines, pinewoods, Ace. The
Subscriber will also accommodate parties
ft-ninths country and adjacent towns.
'Persons boarding for a 'week or two
'will NMI the Baths gratia. Any person
'leaving hie name with' thp' subscriber and
paying cne dollar in advance, will have
the privilege ''of Births for the season.,
Persona who have not subscribed will be
required to pay et for each bathing.
• Per sone coming to Gettysburg in a
httblic convelinee can hive immediate'
Conveyance to the Springs by applying
to Mr. John L. Tate. and also have ready
conveyance back to Gettysburg.
• N. SM ITII, M. D.
Bendersville, June 8,1853-3 c
Itaths!!
LADIES ILIND G ENTLEM EN.
1 1 HE Substariber respectfully annotin
' ces to the eitizetts of Getty'sborg,
that his Biaturto Sttablishment, which
heliattlited - lip for the accotninotlation of
the public, is now reedy Roritse.' It is loca
ted near the residence of the subscriber.
on South Baltimore street, in a retired and
convenient place. It roniiate of a
PLUNGE snit 8110 %VER. BATH; which
will always be kept in good order. The
bathe will b open to 'subscribers on j ohe
following Conditions
.. „ .
1. Any person rearing b ut name with
the subsertber;'and paying Si in advance.
will have the grivi i legeo of the baths for the
entireaeaaun. Peirone who have ant thus.
subscribed. will be, ,rerirtitl 6ieta.
for each etibietliter to have the
privilege of bathing snots: titan once a 'day
without extra charge
2. 'The bathe will open ape
• ti ay,be
tween the , hours 46 and 9
use of tAe Ludi4 eich"isfuely; All the
other- boure of ..the the* Avill_baomm
for Gentlemen' tuna' 19 c clock P. fd• --
,
,
• 3. - Nobody 'will hi_ privileged to use
.
the twits on Sundity. - •
4. No one, person shalt Wretipy the
bniii.llllll/111. longer than ten titinutes at a
time ; and no, three persona, ktnger than
30 minutes ; and not inoretban three per
eons situp
,euter at:any one
' ortler will be reiptirvi, of 'per.
sons using the,bauir : and anYintiocontlitet
in or about ihehatli-lionie Will. debar the
suilly person (nun litruier: privileges in it.
The company Gaing the bathe when .any
improper or disorderly eiritiditM lakes place.
will be held responsible Nerefbre until the
guilty person is detected. '
G. The use of snap in the Plunge Bath
is prohibited athigether.
7. The key to the Bath Mutte, Will be
kept at the residence of the • subscriber,
where it must, in all cakes, be returned, af
ter lathing. . ' '
Nl..Persons wishing to subleribe; or
obtain further information, caw. 'call upon
the •subscriber.
JAMES PI E RCE
Oelltyaburg,-2t.'
r At an Orphans' CoUrt held at Get
, ')j Vohurit, in snifter the' County of
Adams, on .thit• Slit day of May
$" A- D. 185 4 % brie,. . Itohery J.
' • •
Fisher. Esq., Prefident. and Sam
uel It. itusaell,intdd 9hp Meth nley,
Esquires, Associste Judged, &e l ,'
,usog, 00. 4 4
In the matter. I,
Of the application of Davi& W., , ,Horner,
Adruinisttetar of the estate of , WILLLA
Al. HARPER. dee'd, for I , review and
correction of his SCOMMS. LI settled. in-the
Prphans Court—the CoOrt„,sevesitle :Ise
confirmation, of said ,ecenutit and grapt,s
rule on all persons intent - 41W, rniurnable
on Theaday the 2tit dayof Jur* fnse.
to show cause, if any they have. why the
errors in said.account should net be cor
rected as prayed for.
• By the .ofitttl,
E DEN NORRIS, Clerk
J0me3018537-,411.- •
SCHICK'S
'499 MEN WANTED
in 0, purchase a superior, lot of Black.
Blue, .and Few. colored French.
English, and.Americtut .Clotb, Dress and
Frock Coats. These costa are well made.
*Wive ask of you is to come and judge for
yourselves. Remember the place is SAM
SON'S One price store opposite the Bonk.
NEW ARRIVA L
OF SPRING GOODS.
receiving? a new and well select
,. Stock of DRY GOODS, GRO—
CERIES AND QUEENSWARE, at
KURTZ'S Cheip Constar, (lately Dar
eraley's.)
April.B.
Y OU will find a very large assortment
of Carpet Hags at Samson's une.price
store., They were bought at action, and
witl . be sold cheaper than any other estab
ishment dare to sell them.
TO j 5.7.240, TO AIVICEII
A general assortment of Revolvers.
A
Doehle'and Single flarreled Pistols,
can he had at the one price store of SADI—
SCIIIOIi'S
BuiLDERB will find it greatly to
their advantage, to examine our com
plete aesormieut of filiaL/iNG 111.11—
TERI.II,, as we nre prepared to supply
such articles as they ma Y desire. ,ac un
usually low rates.
B. FAHNESTOCK.4 BONS.
•
velvet sad a peat variety
of PANTS 00014 for Men 14114
Boys, at the cheap corner of KtlR TV S,
SPRING.
NOW . OPEN foil
NOTICg.
CARPE l BAGS.
MORE NEW GOODS.
THE - -maim cownvitiityi r , h..
Jimmies Cintspany 6 located at Get.
tysburg, is now in successful operalinni ere
for lateness of rates, ecorionrieal Issear
meni of its affairs, and safe!, in Miaow's,
challenges comparison with eel'` olier
similar company. All itt eftersoh*•are
SKIN,LY itiII,LEBAUGH conducted tinder the perimeter stopeftieinte
T AKE pleasure in calling the attention of Managers selected by Are Stockholders.
of their friends and the public in their The Book:, of the Companyave 114 sit plime.
extensive stork of Goods for open to the inspection of those issorriting of
gentlemen's wear, just received Irma the it. As no travelling agents are amplavinli
city, which, for variety of style. beauty persons desiring to insure can oirolin; sp
end finiah.anri superior quality,ehallenget Oration to either of the Managers, Ormes
comparison with any other stock iu the whom all requisite informalinn enti bit
place. Our assortment of gained. liQo'clie Managers ore
Cloths, plain and fancy Tweeds and Cat. kienalien—Wrn. B. Wilson,
Cnnaberhin4l—Rohert McCurdy,
swims, restings,
leaflnete, ercosetlirge, &c. ertrahan—J o eoh King,
Franklin—Andrew Heinlxelmam
CAN'T BE BEAT! GiVe up a call and • tiamittoilbso—Amos W. Mosey's,
examine for yourselves,. We have per- Liberty—JohnlHuweheran, jr.,
chased our stork carefully and with a de. Oxford—John L. Noel. •
sire to
.pfease the tastes of all, from the Reading—Henry A. Pirling,
most ()reclined to the mast fastidious. Larimore—Jacob Odes*,
_. 1.6
Itzr'rAILORINO, in all its branches,
Ntouutjoy —Jos o e
Berwick -- Dav id E. Hollinger,
• with the "oil" ; Borough—d3eorge tlerni,e, A. giptllrOi.
attended to as heretofore,
lance of good vvorknOM. I H. steverison A K ft ' 'Mar
A. B. Utile
_
The richest and best assortment of
FALL & WINTER GOODS
-POlt GENTLEMEN ' S WEAR, EVER
OI'ENEL) IN cnarisuunG.
ir - jc-The FASHIONS for FALD and
worrEit have, been reeeiveit,
Geitysburg, Dec. 10.1852.
FRESH ARRIVAL
Qne of the largest and prettiest
stocks of .
_fancy Staple etebn,
Ever npred in thi3r Puce;
JL. SCIIIUK ham just returned from
• the eastern -.ince with hie Sprint;
elock of .r.d.Ve J'§ 57. , 11'1,E GOO/)S,
which he invites the public to examine, at
him new location. Wept corner of
the Diamond. Ile feek that lie
elm please every male. 111 el)le, quality
.quantity and price. Ilia asaortment coin
prises
Black and Fancy Silks,
Satins, Brrage Lainea. Mims. de Laines,
Lawns, Swiss, Jackiltiet ailt! Cambric
Muslin, Iblinglia me. Caliimes, Ttiminings,
Canton Crape Shawls,
a opletulitl article ; Bonnets. Hihhons &
Bowers ; Gloves. linsittry. — r:ialt Linens.
*iodine, and hundreds of other artielea,
in this line. Alen,
•
Cloths, Cossimeres, Cashmerelis.
Wien Cloth, Tweeds, Ciittonailes, Lin.
en Checks. plain and fancy Vestings, &e.
and examine for yourselves,
at the Smith-west corner of the public
square. and if you dont say that any stock
hl good is one of the most desirable that
you ever saw. the fault will not be mine,
Tluttikhil for the very liberal patronage
here - faun( extended to me by a generous
public. I ask a continuance of the seine,
promising that nothing shall be left (in
door
. on my part calculated to please d
-atutounodate.
J. L. SCHICK
. ,
Geitysburg, April 8, 1853.
,LEE & RINGLAND'S
(Late Church, Lee & 12 i tsgla
L. 111 IT !I IN it YARD
r ! '
AND
SttninSato lU U L,
ON THE YUBA & ( 7 1lN1IIEHIAND
HAIL RDA 1/,
MIVI7 cumßrutraiNr, Pa.
trr A large supply orall kinds of Lum-
bar always on hand. wholesale and retail.
Hills sawed to order at the shortest
nutlet,: :t .
N. B.,—.l.unsher can he delivered by us
at any point on the Cumberland Valle'?
Hail Road, Ha))tovei,York. Baltimore and
intermediate Maims.
May 27, 1853 --eow 21n.
Ottkt
MEEI. ELIZA MORRELL lespeetfully
7 1 1. : iinoluttees to the citizens .)f Getty's•
burg that she has removed to this place
and ciommencesi the
MILLINERY BUSINESS
in a►l its .branches, in the front room of
Mr. Wistutos t three-story building., Balti
more street, 'next door to the "Star" office
—where Pitt is prepared to do op Bonnets,
&e.,,in the t fashionable atrle. Also,
Olesi.hing. Dying of llonnets, flats, &c.
'rams reasonable.
Gettysburg, May 20, 1853.-3 t.
SAVE YOUR MONEY!
ESSENCE OP COPPEE.
SIQ H. BUEHLER keeps constantly on
hamd for sale. the Genuine ES—
SENCE OF COFFEE, of hest quality.
The-use of this article in families will be
'found a very great saving in the course of
the year. 11.7•F0r svlc. W tiot.iissLa and
RETAIL, at the Drug & Book Store of
S. 11. 111.11pILEIt.
Mai/ 20. 1853
liIINE Muslin de liege for 25 cents;—
linrege de bons. ler 12i ets ; Lawm
for a tip. with a very choice selection of
DRESS GOODS, at prices greatly be
low the usual rates, emu now be hnd at
M I D MEC OFF'S.
April 22, 1853.
CA Mt ES,
riCIIIE largest spd hest selected lot of
CALIcPES. that has been in town
fur some time, of every style from O
cents up to 14. ran he had at KURTZ'S
cheap corner. The Ladies will please call
and see them.
drIEN'rLEMFN can he furnished with
Shirtn, Drawers. Hltirt-cnllars, Bus
pendent, Cravats', Handkerchiefs, Socks,
Gloves, Umbrellas, Canes, and in fact
every thing in the lurnishing line at
AN APP It N I C -
T O the Coach,Stnitbing bitsinepa Want
ed -IL by the atitmerihers. One coming
well recomineade4 may obtain a good sit
uation by making applivation to
11A11K1SLY & FREY.
April 15, 1853,
YYIOLINS AVORPIANS.—
Desitouß. of disposing of his present
styck of the übove srpeles. I will sell
them very low.
MARCUS SAMSON.
drsHILDRENISFtais. Boines &
utu Ribbons. a ne,w supply ss ,
FisllNES'll OCK'S.
Chritsmen. A ler. Cohen", Eden ?leek ; J. .1.
tlkelly, Valentine Werner. • • .
Presitient—GEOßGE SWOPE.
Vice President—Sam:tic R. &team.
Secretary—D. A. Br . ; ~
Tressuren—Jscee Glum. •-•
Executive Contmittee—Aanetew Easelmmo
Asa, ROSIIIIT'W1:0101. J4CON
t•ept.l.o, 1852—tr.
CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES!
*4:= 12 :•It?
NEW ESTABLISHMENT`,
I ¶HE subscriber respectfully inform"
the public that he is engaged its Me
Carriage-Making businesa anti is iirerpot
red to put up work in Me most aniisfar.
tory manner. Any person Wanting soave
ROCOIIIinAT,
Buggy, Boat Body, or Square
Carriage,
will do well by calling on the undersigned.
1/4^REPAIRING done at the shortest
notice no moderate terms. at hie shop be
tween West Middle and West York street.
Inquire st DANNICR tic ZINOLICR'S Hard-
ware Store.
The ttultscriher tenders his thanks to hid'
customers tOr their patronage and respect
fully asks a continuance of the same.
JOHN L. HOLTZWORTH.
March t I. 1853-6 m
Spring & Summer Clothing.
HE s ubscriber moat reopeetlelly bege
leave to inform hie miatotnera end
'he public generally that he has just re
turned from the cities - of Baltimore, Phila.
delphia and New York. with one of the
largest, cheapest end hest selected stock of
Ready-made Clothing i ---- •
ever offered in this county, and iv detain
mined to aell them at prices that cannot
fail to give entire satisfaction to all who
favor him with a call. You can rely on
it. drat my stock of Spring and Summer
Clothing. were bought at the right Ante s
at the right place. awl at right prieett.
April 16. 1853.
Js wipprenfire II fatted.
AN APPRENTICE to the Tailoring
Business will he taken by the under
'signed. if application be made immediate
ly. The applicant must he of good. steady
habits. and must come well recommended.
A boy from the country would be prefer-.
red. J. 11. SKELLY.
Feb. 18, 1853.—tf
Fresh Garden Seeds,
illtF ALL KINDS, jam' received form
"it the celebrated oShaker Garde •
Letbatton, N. York. and for Pale hy, flirt"
S. 11. BUEHLER.,
March 18,1853.
Settle up and save Costs!
Y Books and areou nis have teen pls.
eetl in the halide of D. A. eaKptdta,
Require, for collection. Thom wishing
to save coats will call on Mr. %Holder
forthwith.
1111ERSONSliat.ing tiny to sell will do
well by calling on the sub:n.6l)4; in
Gettysburg, who is desirous of purchasing.
The highest Market price will be paid at
II times. (0' As lie intends having Use
flay, after being parked, hauled eithei In
Hanover or Baltimore. the preferring; to
haul will be given to those from whoin.he
may purchase.
SOLOMON POWE4
Dee. 24. 1852.—tf
ALL persons knowing themselves In.
debted to us by Note or Book Ac
counts will please call without delay. as.
it is absolutely necessary that all accounts.
should he settled at least o nee a ye a r.
• S. FA II N ESTOCK & SONS.
Dec. 31. 1852.
Tell your Friends,
rrsAAT MARCUS SA MMON hie just
received and opened a ellitirelot of
Meek, blue and green cloth Frock end
Dress Coats—eassimeres, Cashtnerets,
Tweeds, Linens. Cottons, &e.,—and will
dispose of them at the lowest living rates.
TRUNKS! 'MINKS!
AGENERAL nee ))))) nent TruiOD.
which will be sold very eheip.'et
SAMMON%
THE STAR AND BANNER.
Is published every Friday Evening. is
Baltimore street, in the three story
building, a Jew doors aortic
Faknestocks Store, by
D. A. ,St C. H. BUEHLER.
SA MSONS
TERM I.
If paid in advance or within the year $3 rill'
annum—if not paid within , the yerr fit* A*
paper discontinued until a II a r rem rages ere pai..
except at the option of the Editor. IMP& lipiat
6} rent, A failure to notify, II dilPtolo4lolllo#olll
.
will be regarded as a new ermagoorttli• ~
tel ~,ry
Adventurers/. not exceeding aeganrir tentelMS
4m4i nn
three timer. for 41—every subeepsesst
25 cents. Longer once in the mow
MI advertisements not specially 0 Sae it
given time will be counseled until forty ken.
ral reduction will be made to those whisai
by the sear.
Job i'nraing of all kinds nooteliiiimbilf
proceptlyould obt romoimbblo wow*
Loiters and Comoorsifooloom I.
oiting !lush so cantesa Nom/ of
Dow outooesiboo.)bisol M toff imaivilllllololl
mama oiboatios.
SNS
MARCUS SAMSON.
ALEX. MAZER..
DAY WANTED.
NOTICE.