AiMkof Steamer 1111Seidti. :,,thk, tat+V, '' et f ine.
rutfr, iIAtd.fIATER Lußbrt, .N . w School Preibyterniti Gener-
Thu #iffiviibecimid poi *o r; 4 Assembly of lite boned States, held it.
- aux, j un , 2 1. 1. _, he mou d ier afflitthil aesaiiiii at Ruffale, a week or PI,
I ItailOtli, with Southaittption Bataan( previously announced in this paper ' .
Silinet., and 125 Palni4hteft, reaehali heti ijoritig its sitting. the Rev.. Mr. Perham,
in referring to the "Maine Law."
ll ES strii lt su. A lls l:- - -%- ).c A hm e k pli ti t .l:111.ocenr-red iii
the:6,ll4oli Cabinet between Lard
. 1 „ 1 „, so called. made the following interesting
Revak iiitadl the ? Irtoh members, and the
latter hid sealed .their resignations.—
Matiendh ;Keogh, and &Allier had with
drawn. ee ,f,
11.,..1te Wiled( 'tit the ; imprisonment of '
Braila colored subjects in South Carolina
wilrlOßNM`kirLitiglil belch Parlia
we from tlt is quarter
is clitt*lthi n m,srh,lie. The Eny;lish fleet;
In trelleditentattese had beet, orderednil
litttn t ismeltles , and the fleet in the Chan
nel bares despatched to the Alletliter..
raftgii.?' . The Preach fleet had also ar. I
need in Beate& Bey: The Russian fortes
were tfriusing Inwards Moldavia and the
Welinekka. the frontier province of "Per
keit. end rbetilteseian troop* in Warsaw
lindesaceiressiordent to proceed by forced l
matialteis < t Ikelarabia. The military j
prepesiniettio of the Turks were of the
ineet-gientic , rharacter.
"Tilft ; •; ; EitYptiatt' fleet with an army of
2fIrARRI hien 'were proceeding to the spit of
this.thattlet. end the 'PotrAmtan chiefs were
hettlrettrelred in raising an army of 1 tin,.
061111 , inen;•fitt-the assistance of the Porte.
Sintilitt efforts were also being made in
etetrpeterinite of the Empire. The media
tiontsnl Austria and Present were spoken
iat ihren dee threatened war, end Count
IVeletreltstde; with Important despatches,
Itaktihilitatit teimiltitt.. , A late despatch
linnderr Times sees that the Ent.
piaidtlik Rettig had sent *courier in Con
sentiftetplel'isidt the dennind that Atenchi
calf* letik iniiptsteition should be ;ruin plied
with Niithitfiltnitt day..
• Viliiiett Foreign Bllnlsterris
ifleeriltin7 l l4llarey has issued insinuations
oillii411460" 64 the • United States, in For
eigrentnifitrien. -to appear at Court in plain
Within .the last law
vkarirlatettetri rinbassadurs :possessed a
- 441141106 igosi 10 that of the proudest
repreinastatire ul M4marchy,.- and appeared
iMllip to 6nesisions, in the presence of Roy. ;
altt,'VOilltgiy trappings, bespangles with
stlinllrne . 'lmmix, devices. l'he air of at
1 1 441400 n tendered them oblivious of
the , itepktilitian seentiticity which they left•
beithottftitsor home. Dr. Franklin ap
peAlebiifere Eurnpeat potentates in the
plirmokarlo of a Republican citizen, with
nu ditiplay or ridiculous ceremony ; and
hiCikitantilife is urged by Secretary Marcy
Iftnitilollti.present Ministers as worthy of
ilnikettiok.T 'Pliny are further instructed to
ttlitlif mine - but American citite us for
theft' Stieretaries. lieretnfore foreigners
eratployetf, and the comer ,
(titmice was thin our private correspond
importance to the goy
eittlineht:wati ill keeping of persomi, who
pitiolnibtttieireresttiti nor country, and 'tad
ifddilingin'commcm with nor !maple.-
116 , 41 , titi tf:mnitsis are .also instructed to
(41444 llis6riestionizmo as Secretaries.
'Me* kilstrNmions will inert with the ap
pinbettint aillittelimerican people. and we
mitit'Orill knee the effect to reform the ahu.
sill iii been for years a subject
ofiirilVetnitlitaint. ft is bail enough lor
?nine inifrwinte made 111 r toe rAts, to gut
Ailltintiplfrannynally snit spend their mon
ey in making- resetitaares rubel/lons. with
outaMmtot * gni . ,4,,reproarli to hash *pm
sof, napressenta
i 4 G•terleillure In Quaint Style!.
001:44, Wie444. lately lecturing at the
,oir r,,,L
..,• L •
fituttltute. this describes the
'1 .
insolnet toriephich persona destroy their
iteplil!Aa and ,prothice indigeattun and
itpitii!!fil j :
4 ,,,,.1,,.... site down to his dinner
tipA r ptilslitisiif'simultituile of divUes, each
seeTtngty, prepared fur the purpose "bf
iTmAille,'lliF !toffißrii to accept 'Mire than
ryf el " 1. lirt, l ! ' Owing coinpleter loadeik‘
p,, T u !witlrktO agitate' thai heap atitt hilt
It 410 :ihe ppictrOi N T digestion.. The
wf ~ t
..tans frout tome and area some
wiritl4king apples on a ' stand. which
AirOP l.• ilio wfl
uld like eal. e PUc:
q,
mane? Ajew appl einninences to giilp them
nacti lt ,•o - tallow !" Faye the 1101111aCit.
mkimimp ii! alarm, "what are you about 1
fiß . thwite f, I have more work than I eau
itlettil .Fu„ already." ilovvever, reit ))))) -
tr!ffieSi i‘, 1,11,,atn,
, auti, with a gripe or i
I fN . ,tivr itoinaqii jellies to wort, as he fal:.
•le, geptleinan next !liniment nice's m illi
riety(kf, a glass of wine, a breinly smash,
ity, i rmitie,.,otheiliquiti compound, is gulped
O r ii 13,40 by, ionic I.obacro floors.—
%.1 1 4 6 1ifis, are lowered Mtn the stomach
ti t cs4slliw'of
„fruit' into the hold of w Nis'.
tiptom . iwtopimer, until die organ, %wearied
sllls74rfprirti:&94el!ed.lgives lip in dis,tstiiit, and
!epirast4)e mass to indigestion null itys•
mptii ii , otitd Or train of accompanying evils,.
;IrNifi! tl i ie 10iirtu:imy of the Pysle:ll t 7 tit.,
t{lo,ll.llollt . lk alight have been 'pleveitteti
1,7 1 11 . litik,pintlent:e and self-thenial.
CATERPILLARS.—The whole insect
creation seems to he uncommonly flamer
011ei and aetive this season. Front all
quarters we hear of the devastations coin
matted by theist. The eallker•worm is de
vouring the fruit trees and the elins at New
Stoltti 44": =:/711747ern?t ' a l: i it ii: Il it Tu i lt ii % O . 1 - 111;t 1 :1 1 :1 7
n' g 7 ti„,llesity R. Scotdcralt, Esq. in : !l asso a nd
. 13-1.,11. Tee lie is ravaging
in, , 01 , ,,0 " tibeip a section of cools/re . ; the wheat fields of the Middle Stales.—
iqin iiiry.o!, name of album. fie ' " l'"I" 4 ron" of black caterpillars are
eatitig the oak fitrests of itlaine. We need
iiiirreAfilf ettreettve. reii iiiitheretl, and
111,411.4.4 , 0110 . 4 , !0u1itry, tom
oomofiately , only the locust to Vlllllplete these ravages
esk,pl:l4ot litocky Montitaitis, i n m ild, ; and (Mirk the picuire. In our own town
_„... the maple trees are suffering front the at-
Icomillt, 141;nres, to which, for the put.- ,
n •
.....0
Yuri.;n, he a pp lies the
al ,. tack of a yellowish green caterpillar of a
-77, :,-„, , T im area io ehola tiny limit an Melt in length. It 1:1111 he found
suillt tiv 7 1 .11: 0 1 4 lice wallet to the Rocky every year upon the maples. but its de
li,
Itleiv9lo4oiir Ja cliltawce of several Min- "" 4 " 0 " have haver been so apparent
dined miles. II gi'Vet runt to both o f t h e as they are this year. it attacks princi
iliatiu
aw
softwcroo Auba p io , ols
of the pally the reel and the silver-leafed Maple.
( 11401% . 1 r.irtf, ,, , It its a high plain, which i"Pt° 4Bl.l Y the , latter. lit the North
e,
4 4 1., 1
;744 by thoo „ omen ,. of 9 iii , ) ,,, MU:lib/Wet the maple trees ere nearly
erttl . liticliturticteir,..bemrinprevs. and hl so me l'lrlPlied al . their Imdiage, and shone as h are
it4tAtilit gmms; and, White the stieutus I" if ii W" early ;Vint!. A walk beneath
Meru is really unpleasant ; thei,ground is
trific t it angina, waterToWer for londrer .
_ 7.1 7 7 _
... it ,.
_ tor
machitte ,,. they are : covered with the !tall -consumed Iragments,'
''i vi T P.s47 ll : a r ir r e f r' re. from muni t ai j oo • of and with the erincling wyrins. 'fhb) is
iric i ,4l 4 4
.t. , t.. 4 7. , 4 .4, .. iti ,„ robably coo , one of the evils that have resulted from'.
...„. 117. ,
..f ar0 , 0 ,.. 41a0 • thooarit a
. qoaee killing off the birds that once fregt.ented 1
i i t m i Tti o . ol 7" 4 , if itTivaparitio. pi pr0d ..,,,,,, ; our grtivea.—llaryord Courant.
itritln il'Oreoly estitsitted, Would ~its- rp , _ .
41,1 p ita instattort greater than took ,: of ole r 1 , VRTII or lats.—Our .. exchanges
MY all parts of the country come to as i
clut/N.ifp,.,attd„Atiattlie '.hates: . ; i heralding great preparations fur the cele- 1
, bri.iitm of the next atittiversary of our Na- 1
* Uirlt.tWe ..7" '. ':
41 ir
01 1,,, 010 , 41000, ,
ig efi re hrtf u :•tma---11;intill
at: m s lh4v . -
i fo t nial
i llepenifictice. wherefore it may be l i
; - (rat the rice:won is . to be, as it
. (L 14.4 OS otttef tiltY. the soirtif raft : i. :, e r e (
a N4
4404,
!Aro
ointauting
ail
ii/„4; gi. II merve I with as much spirit as
, . . altar, 111 Ovtnry section of the UlllOll. In
*.t. 1., A.)! l'lW'lltli .Jovate cow.l many of the comitry towns and Villages
‘ filttiV
at ktiarylsod, Virginia, Pennsylvania and
11 A000141 11 10_ • atiM diotitltted•
t. r , '.,et ;'4.'•••'* - 1' - • . North Carolina.day . -
i ':'''l.,, deem
.{ fo, X. ]t ii ,
_,... ? the is to be appro-
~ . ~o, -, , 7 mete f," f .'. , ' s fouttely eel/ittoed.
• ‘,. ic ,.es .„. iii
~pm .tirer.
__
~.e ' aa, '''' ,, ~. . 40;o4 t ha t she **Hier i The cold or building Railrwatim now. in !
411
o„:4l 4v ilit,essistet Of to renstquence of the advance d
1 1141,11161611i' ;tali 41gemmag sou me I . .
.. t wages and
ft irsereverd pries of nestenals, iv said tolls!
lkoHillit lois 414 kiiiiro'..ll:pureNte4l by tit per reel. same then it Wits three years
....„.
tienindltt et IPSO iliellai' antailestot to the lOW*. affording to misestimate Ni the Ctn.!
errs atm * Pen uc *es thy*. einatot lisitrusal Record. .
statement of Its operation :
“The celebrated Liquor Law has become
a fixed fact. and it may now be regarded
as one of our dierftred, endowed, and
most flourishit i g institorimts. We have
railroads, and are to have more ; we have
colleges, seminaries, hompitals and other
`rate corporationwof great *slue, but we
hate nothing instituted by legislative .au•
Motile that has dune sit much fur all the
interests of humanity. and has grown so
much ut reitdin Islror in an short a time as
the Marne Law. Its etrunency for good
is worale:fid. It has been estimated that
a Mar mg.h. aortlic *limn ..r the law to the
single city of Portland, its honored birth
place, will save to its Inhabitants annually
1'. ,. :125,f000—a sum sufficient to furnish
Inman rent, at $lOO each, for one thousand
I fair - Alice ; in give to each of these (mai
-1 !ins five cords of wood, five barrels of flour,
land `'tall worth of clothing and then leave
' a surplus sufficient to build fifty dwelling
!Itmvses *Roo earl' ; five ,erring !muses
at $2OO each ; soul appropriate $.1200 for
instruction in its temples of religion and
scienee."
-This ralcolat;nn is Itittett (m the Op.,
po.iittivii :hat the motley paid for rum amt
Its three hundred smog shop., estimating
the sale at $2 per day at each slrovi less
R total loss In the porchaaera, it is
sir:togs that an instrument that can tirennt
pli,.la SID ono+ in tow veur should Mid
triclinia wherever it. &Nis are knowlY sod
its benefits are et joyeti
PLAIN TittlTll.—The fislltsviiitt
spoken sentiments are from that exeellent
paper, the Providence../wanes,:
If any Whit President had done what
Gen. Pierce is (Inlet. thy whole converse
tisen of the country would be•arnased, and
halt the papers vieuld ., be filled . . with' do.
itunciati tttt s of iSeararilliiirmt Gar
(len would nut hold thecrowils who would
throng therein *rave the Onion. and the
Committee of safety • wield sit. daily:—
Gen. Pierce is filling the post afire, in
the interior os Now York with Bstithur.
tiers, and is distribmint hisfavitrit •in the
South to rank Secessionist*. • Ile is
pledged to sustain the Coinpftimise, and
he fills the executive otlices with MEN with
have denounced it from the beginning:—
lie removes Whigs who were alWays in
laver of the Compottnise, and puts in 'their
places Democrats who were always
against it. Yet no cry is raised ` 'that
the •Ifnion is in danger.' Abolition
ists and Secessionists. men whn could not
eru,s Mason and Dixon a line without the
clanger of being' lynched, and men who
hold that the institution of slavery is the
•conter-stone of tour republican institto
units,' Meet in living harmony around the
flesh pot id office. 01 all kinds nt hunt
the Ilumhug of Detntiernie
,coneer
vatron the 1110 Pt ridieulous, and the inset
whit is imposed upon by it has the" least
excuse."
A tl %RD HIT.—At the oboe of i llitt lert.
I tore, reeetittfr delivered before the NAV'
York tirsiorical iSileietv of P.derved P. v. • -
Cu, otir the Pilltieel of the ttilloootlTY lOW
coltootalion of Arateriiiii•illee hlholitig to
the Juliet,' that dot countrymen Olio to for.
•
diners. occurs this pa ssage:
.4 mu not-indifferent to the Increase of
the public, burdens 1 bo the time has been
when.l byre kW's - hull proud of me vast
attain paid to the United States for the re
fuel id poor emikrainx /runt Europe. It is
an annual sum equal to tt.e interest on the
hovien debt of the Stints which have re-,
',dieted ; their ohligations.., Whet! I wag
w few t yeani ago, 11 received a
letter fount one of thetiuteruir - peonies of
England, yelling die that they , had in their
hoOto tif s ettlaelicO e n, American Seaman,(or a periott who pretended s be,) who
Venit fenh - patfrier and reipte. l'hey were
desirmisof mug rk2 rrt him. and kindly
offered to liltere bud at rnY. disptwal.
iliuueh he did not bid fair to be tv very
Valuable acquisition, I *rote bade tti , at he
might be sent to London, where he Conlif
he shipped by the A Inertean consul to the
United States. I ventured to add the
e•ioraestion, that if her majesty ' a
minister
at %Vale-611pm war applie,l to in a similar
way by the overneers of the pour and
wattlem of t..e prisons of the United
he would be pretty busily engaged. But I
;really lett ple.iso I, at a time when my own
link: State of Alassmetmseits was assisting
ten to twelve thousand destitute
British antwally, to he able to re-
Ilieve the British empire of the only Amer
! man pauper quartered Upon it."
Thip Stire.mad the CtOtodlle...
'flie folio log thrhlitig account of an sin-
I gageinent, between a boa constrictor and a
croondile it Jeal is given by an eye-wit-
It was one aiming that I stood beside a
suing lake, led by one of the rills from the
mountains. The waters were clear as
crystal, and everything could be seen to
the very bottom. Stretching his limbs
close over this pond, was a gigantic teak
tree, and in its thick, shining, evergreen
leaves lay • huge boa„ in au easy,cod. 131- 1
king its morning nap. Above him 'WO tE
powerful ape of the baboon species, a
leering race of scamp., always bent on mis
chief. • ir. ; • • ,
Now the ape, hom hit - pavilion saw a!
eruecdtle in the water, rising' in the Sri;
exactly beneath the coil of the serpent.
Quick as thought he jumped planing upon
the snake. which fell with a splash bin t i
the jaws of the crocodile. The ape saved
hi inset( by clinging to a limb of the tree,
but a battle royal iininediately commenced I
in the water. The serpeurgrasped intim
middle by the crocodile, made the water!
boil by his furious contortions. Winding!
his fold around the body of his antagonist,
he disahled his two hinder legs, and by his;
contractions made the scale. and boties'd!
the monster crack.
The water was speedily tinged dills the
blood of both combatants, pit iteifittr was' ,
disposed hi yield. Tliejr folleti 'over and
fiver, neither being stile'iti obtain 'a•deei;'
dad advantage. All this tithe 'die emote
of mtechief was in ti Vitatenithei blithest
/testacy. He leaped up and dOirn' the'
.'bramilies of the tree, *sine 'pavers! tithes'
close to the testae 'of' the tight. 'Hoek the
limbionfthi - tree;intertsdLityalVatt**ln
frisked about - At the erid tif • ten ; mittotes
a silenie began' In annul over - *catmint
the folds of the serpent , begati to be relaxed,
mid though-they - Were trembling along the.
,back, the head hung Melee* in the
water.
The crocodile also was still, end though
only the spine' of him back Wes visistale,"it
was evident that he tiro' was' dead. - The
nitittkey new perched himself on the
loWer limps of the tree, close to the
dead bodies, Ind smutted himself for ten
miaow. in making all sorts of fares at
them. This eetemeti to be adding insult
to injury. One of my companions was
idatitling at *short distance, and, taking a
stone from the edge of the' lake, hurled it
at thit'ape:' Ile was totally. unprepared,
• audits di struck him tin the - side of the
head,lie Was 'instantly tipped ever, and
fell upon - the crimodile.' A few • bounds
however Emmett hint ashore, and taking
to the tree* he soon disappeared awing the
thick,branehes.
Uvoimenonta,—Tbie season
of Hydrophobia is at hand, and we Shall
datalleiter he called upon - Chronicle ere
long the`ifeinl►s of seieral:fellifer;beinki by
this most torturing, horrible 3nailiady.—
Half 1 - itsizert specifics for its cure have
been
„given 'freilte public from lime to time,
yet we do not remember' that one single
case of confirmed rabies 'lass ewer been
cured within the last dozen years. Still.
we are confident that, in the Providence of
Iliere'h• for every bane an antidote,
3114 it becoMes men to "prove all things"
mail the nimedy liar ilydrooltobia shall
ime-o awasrovereu anti universally inade
known. A Correspowleot of .7'he Nation
al Ern Slims from Addlbury. Mass., as
follows :
•'1 am now in my Siith year, and have
obtained *hat intorination I could, both
from observation and critical study. It
has lately bl•eum diacovered that a olrmig
decoction made of the hark of the roma 01
the white Milt, when drank as a medicine,
will cure the bite of a isipti dog.. Thill
un
doubtedly_isowitng to,. the Jars that tattle:
snakes can : hw,ulaute were , ertelly to etaw I
over hire fire , c lei thawwhite ash leases I
oast they are Hower round ip, die forest w Wry
the white oeb , grew,. WAttOti not he
advisable for druggists ; in ourlarge towns
and cities to keep eonatontlilion hand a
medicine prepared'.li'npt• hie , mow of the.
white ash 2 It iniplikbeihy sheens ni sewing
some valuable hypo Crisp * madden and ,
paihful death." . i • • •
l'he alleged Skis' itiaineectiort at Niw
Orli;atis iv pronotieciiit to he a liumbtig'by
the papers of that efty'.• tt is said the re
port was star* by.a 'intake° slave!, while
laboring ender sorted** He imagin
ed' ill his fit that he Wed the tominand of
an. arm e,'ite dso told free colored' man,
Whip inforrnetlAti finlree. 'WAS° arrested,
he was allied to the . teeth. ikAnnal
liforall the aripointmehtsi of it'aftitePhite
Befits!. Hie meant tre den anitristed`of 'an
itrnitense cavalry Sword, that glailced . like,
a cortfet in the'fiiiid light. a, sit barteled
revoltoer. a large and pondetintia knife that
inight'llave cleft -Hercules at a Stow, a
email Magazine of powder' and Ina, a mil
itary chest containing dolrarit, ind
and miter tirticlis..conirahaiiir of viair."—
On the next day, however, with the ofd of
worpliene: lie was restored to hie Seniors,
and then he knew nothing
most intense excitement at first eatetinti ;‘1
all the police and military were ordered
nut, and even (leo, 'l'wigge tendered the
aid of all the U. S. forces on that station'.
'rile whole city, in' fart, was active and'
tioi.y with all the 'pride, pump anti cir
cumstance of glorious war," and had it
not been for the effetit nt the Otorphine oir
the drunken negro, there is no telling what'
might not have happened.
A TERTOAL Doo.—zet few digs since, ti
gentleman in this citY, a strong. 'temptt.
;ince Man. and the owner of a' good dog:
purchased a load of wood . sod employed
two Irishmen to saw it. Having a deei . -
ded love for strong drink, they (timid that
their frequent journeys to the place from
whence the liquor was obtaincti, consumed
so much time, that they decided to procure
a bottle and get H filled. Having' done so,
they took it into the yard where they
were at work, putting it in a convenient
place for future use. Hut Boss, who had
kept an eye on their :entente!. was not
to he deceived by the string which was
tied over the cork, and lit, resolved to take
t he l a w into his own hands, having no
far* in the use of moral suasion' 10 this
cane, And placing himself near it, in the
moat decided manner,- he forbade their
touching the bottle again ; nor would he
allow the men to leave the yard till his
flimsier returned at night. 'AT man re
ported him as being a dangerous taste.—
Cambridge Chronirk.
BRAINS AND DlOtuutoN•—The question
ny printers did not sueesed air well as
brewers ?" was thus ansiter,tl
canes printers work for the\ head,• and
brewers for the stomachs, and Where twen
ty men hero stomach*, but one kas brains.
gififiEL
CIE TIUSIVEC.
Friday Evening, June t 4, 1853.
WHIG STATE TICKET
FOR CANAL COMMISAIONSR,
MOSES PbWICILL, of Lanoutor
FOR AUDITOR ORNICRAL,
A. K. 3I'CLURK, of Franklin,
FOR itURVIYOR GRNIBRALt 3
lkillYEßs, of Clarion;
OrWe )40414:%been requmted to an
nounce that Dr.. Mitutimums, our reheat
Representative in the Aiisentbly, will Da a
candidate for the Stria Senate," if to
the decision of the Whig COutitY Ciflivitti•
tion.
10948 i wee!„..3o orAnitenisod ( he .k
)xsiutment of. Jsope MELIHOHN as i'esb.
muter at iinnterstoon. , ' We believeit. is
Satan, and bet Jacek otto Hits been:fai.
vored with the oenPinosi of the' P4)Starssit,
ter General amt., iihis ono friday." Al
ison win eIOUIN; our bevies shus uttwit,i
tingly' attempted to divest him:' of his
"blushing honors," , *MN tit' JOAJOb we
most liumbly bei pabbin 'l'4 this deuhtful
ew5...„..t troth.
i lik
esseeistiz of his mune. l'here is
ll ting every tub ' , stand upon its
bottom" '
KrWm. Wttir, (Democrat) has been
removed from the Post.office at Bast linv
lion and .rosna Woous appointedrin his
place. Mr. Wolf, we believe, has always
stood fair with his political brethrens•kit,
like the recent Post+master at Abbotto•
town, be'Committed the unpardonable sin
of accepting a commission at the close of
Mr. Yilhaore's term, without consulting
the "Director General" of the party, and
is guillotined, of course.
Death of Wm. IL Sadler. Esq.
-We were deeply pained on Monday
last, to bear or the sudden death of WM.
R. SADLER, Esq., of Huntingten township.
Ile wan in Gettysburg a week or ten days
previous, and had spent an hour or more in
our office, apparently in good health. Not
having been'advisetd of his subsequent ill
ness, the , announcement of his death took
our oommunity by surprise. We learn
Thai-he lost his yonngeat ehild "week or
more previous to his illness, from which
time be complained more or leo of being
unwell, and suffered from an attack of dye
intery. No 'serious apprehensions, -how
ever, were entertained by his family and
friends until with a day or two of his death,
which took place on Sunday evening last.
It wits our privilege to enjoy the inti
mate and warm personal friendship of the
deceased for some years past, and we pay
a most, willing and cordial tribute to his
great, worth in every rehtion of life. Pos.
visaed of a sound judgnont. coo d
tact, active industry, a kind heart, and an
unsullied personal character,' he was ever a
true friend—an honest, upright, and useful
citizen. Having served this district three
years in the Senate with much acceptance,
public was concentrating with
unusual unanimity upon him as our next
candidate. We deeply sympathise with
his afflieted family and relatives in their
bereavement. realising fully the heaviness
crf.the blow that basted suddenly fallen up
o • them.
Warm Weather.
(1 .- Ourrtown and the region adjacent bat
been suffering from a protracted droned
of more that a month. with no PVesent
prospect , of rein. Sripiradded to 'this, for
some days the sun bap been pouring down
its. scorching rays with unusual fierceness.
The past four days have been the wannest
en record at this place for lb or 20 years.
On Monday the mercury, in the shade,
stood at 97°—on Tuesday at 98°—on
Wednesday at 95°—and yesterday, at 98°.
P. B.—it storm from the Boutlalveat,
accompanied by s, smart shower of rein,
passed over ns last evening, breaking the
protracted drought and imparting axefresh
log eoolnea to the atmosphere.
New Ireeßeiner Arrielerallelet
/G7' We understand *het arrsngentents
have been effected'between .=Tarts
& Co., ;andthe Amite' cif the Rslimeda
terminating at'Haiiovei, by iihieh heirssf
ter, passenger* from Philadelphia, Harris
hurg and
will be carriftl thrgiugh to cletlyiburg, the
same day. This will be grstillying Mout
travelling publitivas they' will be able to
leave Oettysliorr..iind return again, nisi
Hansucr,,itnd the Railroade connecting
there, thus saving considerable staging,
Triumph In Michigan
vote was taken throughout 61
Staten( Michigan on Monday lust, to de
termine whether the "Maine Lignor Law,"
recently enacted by +Logi:Mature of that
State, should go into operation or not.—
The result shows an overvvheliniq major.
ity in raver of the law—probably four to
one ! Cheering, this.
illettnicholy Accident.
KT On the 11th inst., a young man, a
son of Col. Joan WOLFORD, of this coun
ty, aged 17 years, a student belonging to
the Academy of Rev. Mr. Loose, in Me.
ehanicsburg, Cumberland co.. was dtown
ed in the Conodoguinet creek, One mile
below floguestovtn. In company _with a
number of his fellow students, he was ba
thing in the crook, and it is supposed he
was drawn into deep water, from which he
could not extricate
~Itiraselt Exertions
were made by hie companions to save him,
but without effect. His body was recover
ed. Mr. Wolford is represented to have
beans very promising and estimableyming
man, and his untimely and melancholy
death is regretted by all who knew him.
Troiale lit New Ihinpati)4o,,,
110'fhe President is eth‘eatened With 1
mutiny iq hill Own , State. s 'The free dis
tribution of efts* 1111101111 ` l ime Soileri."
and "Fire-Hatt;re," to the exclusion of he
Union-Sink% Compromise wig of the,
party won't go down even in New Hemp.
shire. Last week, Mr. Hoax; formerly
Commissioner of Patents tinder Polk, and
probably the, ablest politiciati"in New
'Hampshire, made's bold attack upon the
, AdOpi4Sinitide ;,of I IPteiddeht iPierce,„ and
followed hup b y a lo ng . pUhlished addreis
to the Democracy of New Hatopehiiwo
The Conoood eatrio, ‘tho, pratildeitt's
home orgatt,) of Nmiday, container' hitter
reply to Babe. it obarameriaed hie
ointment* aa malignant ,falmbooda and
',arrogant thmite ;. OCOGOet biro of (oder-
Akio, anedate him a hully and an amatain,
which itaKte,tlie Patriot thinks be' ithibi
,ted Oten he attacked 41mPlUeldent thronili
a committee in the Democratic Contetp.
elan, and failed to sustain' himself Wove
that body., "Tbe Patriot says Btirke"S
coons° is to be attributed to his fail 66 to
obe►in a lucrative dime
itrZrln bliseouri, the Rept.in and Atehi
sou war iuoreasea, aid now that• Col. , Ben
ton has returned tolNaehington, Mr. At
chison has taken the stump. • In his epees%
in Platte county, Mr. A. declared bitelself
io favor of the immediate Orgaultatied of
Nebraska Territory:provided that oitirens
of all the States, both Free and Slave, Mut
settle in in it.' lie said that be wotdd
ways oppose the'.(Virilmot Proviso' tiy his
yots ; and would rather see Nebraska Tbr
ritory—.o Guthrie, her delegate, charges
him with having said—"sunk
than drganized as a free State. He de
clares himself in favor of the most prdeti
cal route for the Railroad to the Paci4o,
but opposed to all> routes unless they are
surveyed by authority of the general gov
ernment,And particularly Benion's route.
, PACIFIC RAILWAY.—CoI. Benton
is devoting all his energies to pushing for
ward the Pacific Railway. Ho say.s"that
Lord John R'ussell told Mr. Abbott Law
rence, that the consummation of this en
terprise would hate a greater influence up
on human affairs than any event since the
discOvery of the New World by Columbus."
Mr. Lawrence and Col. Benton both COD--
our iu this.
The road to the Pacific is one of nation
al and indeed universal interest. Even
the Southern Convention, held at Mem
phis; Tennessee, with all its State Rights
notions, unites in recommending its con
struction by the General Government,
without delay.
110" It in estimated that there are in N.
York city, 3,000 cabinet-makers, 800 car
vers, 400 upholsterers, and 300 chair-ma
kers. The highest rate of wages paid to
carvers is said to be 5t.35 her week. and to
the other mechanics mentioned, $l5 per
week.
A WILL CASE—A C 3230 was recently
tried in Montgomery county, Pa., hi which
Judge Satver.n ruled that an attempt to
sign a will—death occurring to prevent
the signing—is sufficient to sustain the
will. In this case the decedent had com
menced his name by writing the letter P.,
when ho sank bank exhausted, and died in
ten minutes.
Ita"The New York Express says that a
delicate compliment has been paid to the
accomplished lady of the deceased states
man by some of his friends in that city.—
Wishing to testify their respect for Mr.
Webster's memory, and their regard fur
Mrs. Webster, who is a New York lady,
they subeeribed the sum of twenty-five
thousand'dollars as a present. They have
tendered their liberal offering in the form
of an elegant residence,, handsomely furn
ished, or as as investment, subject to her
sole control and for her sole benefit.
FREAKS OF NATURIC.—A Franco-
Elwise female, reputed intelligent, and of
tray lady-like appearance, but having a
beard as full as died worn by gentlemen.
is a subject of exhibition at the New York
Museum. In fit. Lodix, a , lady of 64, and
another of over 700 pounds, are exhibited
together.
905,..A trial of speed took place a few
days ago on the Central ltailroad from
Bufraloto RUcticster, 'and on that from
the. Sank Placu i l ookport and the Ro
chester sad Itlisgarit Valle Road. Mile
Central train from Buffalo tionsistud of 3
iais'alia 6d , 001' mere• that of the
port train, of _gars an 250 papaedggtB.
The Contra}, train piriornied 69 Milekiu
1 hour and 28 ,tminutes; the other,' 761
miles in 1 'howl' sod 45. minutes.
per.A verdiet Of 62,000 damages star
rendered in tire New York Court of Com
mon Pleas On Weddesday, against Dr:
bot Watts, 'as' coiiipensatipp for luluriot,
done to the health of a patient by, the ad
ministration eta patent medicine called
"Watt's .Nervons Anodyne." The medi
cine was given for epileptic fits, and its
effect was to produce permanent mental
demilgetnent and idiocy.
11:7`The following gentlemen were, on
Saturday the 4th 'inst., elected Directors
of the Hanover Saving Fund Society
Jacob Whine, George Young, ..fohn
Grove, Jacob Worts, Michael Bucher, Ja
cob Wirt, George Ferry, David M. My
ers, Martin Lolir.
At a meeting of the 13ourd held on Sat
urday following. JACOB WIRT wo&unarti
rnouely eleeted President, for the ensuing
SUDDEN S'2 I KATIIB.-44 man herbed
George Smith. fell dead in a pnblio house
in New York, on Sunday, whilo in the rot
of drinking a glow of brandy ; and henry
Wilson died in the game city, on Sunday,
whilepating supper.
~. p w 4 i+ • j~n:'4 e~e~.iee3 - i: P i -~i~^•: i~a
=SEMI
TiwziAtioNAL AbMjf.trerit, A , t
TIO.11.,:-'-Tiie ilituiatifaction of th;,,'ilenin- I I
crane party with the bead of the Nitiontd 1 .
Administration is becoming Snore and
more disuifost, every day, so much so as
to keep the official organ at Washington,
busy in its defence of the President and
hie Cabinet. At the recent democratic
State Convention in New Hampshire, En-'
1411.1 . ND BVaKE, a gentleman who occupied
a high position as an influential and prom- i
intuit politician, introduced resolutions'
which found many active and energetic
erupportusi unstring the President in,
/strong terms, for neglecting the chimp oft ,
National ..Democrats while making 'llea
Lions for office: ',This attack npori the Ad
ministration by its own friends has` been i
' followed by, denunciations from the Uwe
party in slmost every section of the Union.
It is *Hedged, and with troth, that navy
1 , 44 the most important places have been
given to . the , enemies of the Union—mthe
Fire-eaters of the South, and to the Abo
litionist* and. Free Soilers of the Nortk"—
•while great men, and the muses who bold&
asserted, She integrity of the Union, and ,
the policy of the Compromise, have heel]
everloOked, humbled end subdued 'by an
ungrateful remembrance of the past. The
President's nationality is thus directly im
pugned by his own supportern, who have
learned that his professions before the elec
tion are very different from his practices
after that event. Altogether the great
democratic party is at the present time
,in
a state of considerable commotion—divi
-1 ded and distracted—the administration has
110 power to hold' it together. and cre an
other year passes, the discordant materials
which now compose it, and which led it to
victory, will ke dissolved into their original
elements. 1;.
Meanwhile it ill the duty of the Whig
Party to organize thoroughly and exhibit
its strength in the approaching State cum
paigu. Let its press faithfully and fear
lessly expose the short-comings of the Na
tional and State Administrations—con
demn bad measures and bad appointments,
and teach titre who are faithless to the
whole country, that they are not the toast
ers of the people, but their servants. if
this is done, a good cause will triumph or
ver a bad one, and the desire of the people
for good government will prevail.—Deln
ware Republican.
A SENSIBLIti LOCOFooo.—George
Roberts, of the ,Boston "Times," though
an incorrigible Locofoco of the Young A
merica stripe, is, withal', a shrewd and sen
sible fellow, and not to be humbugged by
the ridiculous pretensions of other 'Loco
loco journals that the Whig party is dead.
He says, in a late number of the Times :
"There is en abundance of Whig ma
terial scattered over the country. A par
ty which threw a million and a half of
Prebid.r.tial cler L .... , need,
only 'good leadership to he converted into
a political engine of incalculatile power.—
It is particularly so from the workings of
our mode of electing a President. The
Whig papers have already proven that a
change of thirty thousand votes last No
vember would have *elected Gen. Scott.
The history of Mr. Polk's adintniatration
shows how unwise it in to think that the
Whigs are extinguished, because badly
beaten—as shown by the fart that, at its
close, in 1848, the Democrats were to
tally routed."
ear We learn from the Lancaster Intel
ligencor that thellon. James Buchanan
will sail for England on the Ot,h of July.
Mr. Appleton. his Secretary of Legation
is expected to leave in a few days.
10" Rev. J. H.-Wed/dein has withdrawn
from the Philadelphia'clasais of the Ger
man Reformed Church, on account of dis
satisfaction with certain views which he
says are entertained in that church.
tnrin every deed Ole litilkexeentes at
his settlement, at Oleana, Potter county,
Pa., he inserts clause prohibiting the
sale of spirituelle liquors on the premises,
except for medicinal purposes.
110'We learn that the York County A
gricultural• Society contemplate holding a
Pair, in York, early in October next. A
considerakle sum, of money . for that pur
pose is now being subseribed to meet the
expenses of the exhibition.
fiiiirAn Edinburg riper states ',bat an
Azuerican bas invented s machine which
is to be driven by the force of circum
stances.
01 - Two boys, under 21 yews of up,
fought a duel near New Orleaflike few
days piece, io which one wee killed. The
other escaped.
hfitehell, aged 'Mt' died Bud-
Philidelphii" hioodai. le
livid just returned from the °country, where
fie hid a large quivtititY of Cherries.
, .
Tfionots 1,. Bihighatme, ,late
topiaber, of ,CopgreBB,4olll the Lehanon
and Dunpitin distrjat, died at hie residence
in . Lebanon on Saturday evening last. '
'erne Whigs at Dauphin county set
tied their County Ticket on Monday last.
m oor s, Lot Bergstrasser. and George F.
Hemmel are the Legislative candidates.
Orestes; A. Brownson, L. L. D., will de
liver the annual address before the 'Philo
inathecan Society, of Mount, St. Mary's
College, on Wednesday next,,
prry-NtNiss than Ibo wagons, it is said,
loaded exclusively with strawberries, cross
ed the Hoboken Ferry on Tuesday night
last, for the New York markets, where
they wore selling at J cents per basket.
l'a., has voted in fuvor of
a subscription of 1 . 200,000 to the Leba
non Valley,ltailroad.
locrPtipo Pius has prohibited the Pale
or circulation of "lluclu Tow's Cabin," in
the i'sjuil
1 • s.
f '
r'r Gado 'is Lait i :sla.k. int July. hoe been Iv ,
coneth'ining the nitranteesnein of a new vol.
ouitraanhe 24th. ,The, rrnbril•shirotnta am. sup u.
mil, eery fine, aag the mongols fully up . le lb ,
high reputation of the manpzine. Amid the ri.
int try of cootertink tfuday fairly hoWa
hir twit: his moilittitis nirreasinn in eireulatinn
as it adesncita in age. *s pot Annum,
or $5 for two copies. L. A. Gown, Publisher,
Philadelphia.
ST Priem's', _Ladies' Wisiimuil Mngather. for
July. contain, eighteen embelliahmente end this ty.
one literary articles, beaidee Ellitor'e table, Re
view of books. W4rtft peciri i utal 'fop* , sis for
July. The efiblelriPilotipriiir'of • ita.
le only two dollars per firmuto, yet it is ably am
diidijinithaa`if host of popular tenteribotott
The July number commence. a nen, volume. U.
J. Prieienn:ThiliailelphisePoiiiivbegv
~o:)•Pstiosnes Morality, for June, completes the
On volume, with a remrekohle Odom of PPlAllar•
ity for ■ new yubliotion. ,It bag almesly; pieced
itself in the front rank of Astoria en Monthlies
and appeals'espeelilly 16 the eympalthiser of A
merican reader* b, reason of* entirely original
contributions. The pnblii&me tinnounes their
determination in'imere no 'effort trr diserve even
greater favor. thin ha hitherto been bestowed ob.
on it. G. P' Putman '& tin. Publebere, New
York: la per annum, rem of poetess.
. . . .
lEr The EvalAtilical RP**, Rs July, hai con
tributions firom Hay. J . A. Sias% of Rallltirme
Rev. D. P. Rraoth, of Whetkandor Reif l 08-
wald. York t, River, Daytoir f Ref. J. F.
smith, Newark i'ood other writes! whose, mimes
@remit given. We *VII net had litteare, IPA
Me carefully any of ike articles, aa yet.• hut have
marked 'several av indicating marked ability. H. C.
Hai orrice+, Publiiiter,' Settystousg. flue,' Dr.
KMAUTII, Editor.
• '
Q T Graham's Megasioieloies the volume-with
an excellent number, both as to embellithinenir
and contents. Increased attractions are promised
for the next volume, and 13raham it in the habit
or fulfilling all his promises. ll'yoti want s'gond
Monthly, subscribe at once. OM. It. 914 All kSI
Philadelphia, publisher. 11/3 per annum, or tt
copies for P.
Enlargement or the New York
Canals.
co The question inspecting the enlarge
ment of the New York Canals, lout for a
a long time past agitated the peoplaotthat
State. The present Legislature appointed
a Committee of Conference on the resolu
tion propoposing au amendment of the
Constitution to admit of the desired illl
provewent, and it appears that a final a
agreement has been the result of their eon
sultation upon the subject. The points
upon which the confe'rees of the two Hou
ses have United are as follows : '
I . The canals shall be fin'.shed by her
eowittg:s9,ool.l;ool.l, without tax. • but on
the strength of the revenues. 2. SI ,64.10.-
UUU ahali he borrowed to pay the Cllllia I rev •
enue receipts; waking in all 111Q,501),0011.
3. The canals shill he completed in four
years. 4. It altall'be made imperative on
the legislature to proritlithe nme•an's: 5.
The contracts of 1841• are to be repiiihaie.l.
6. The work is to be let out to the 11/N -
est bidder.
FOURTH OW JULY In 81411M:1'1El D
M /1811.—A IlMet 411 :at* intrialiweil
in the proreissiou at - Spnagtiniti un tho
Fourth. it is "'aid that a eu alt of
young ladies Mill gentlemen will he tonn
e() tlresseillir the nldeontinenthl rtyle iilt
enekeil broad tiara, tighta, h nee hitch
lee. aitit atoekinga, short wiiipts, powdered
hair, pillinhs,
[CONIMUNICATF.D.
MEaMRa. BUEHLER :—llNViiig iiitserV.ll
the names o! several gentlemen menu ~,,,
in connection with the next Whig rend,-
deny for the nth: Senate mid Assembly.
you will permit me to say that JOIIN C.
ELLIS. Evq., of New Oxford. iv promi
nently and favorably spoken of in this see.
lion for Assembly. I like very much the
tone or your eiirrestAntlent..Publie
in the Star of the 10th Min.. in regard to
the propriety of 'our exercising due care
and discretion in the selection of our can
didates for Legislative offices. A Itepre.
senistive should he seltieted by reason of
qualifications for the punt—ability 140 tome
the district ntficiently.,.imil to assist; under
standingly in the it:timid legislation of the
State. Such tnan'•l take Mr. Ellis to
be, and shall therefore most cordially give
him my support.
LIAMILTONDAN
COMMUNICATED
Muting. Homes the. discussion
connected with the Senatorship (oration.
1 have frequently Intent the mune Mr.
JACOB G REIST. of Ladmore Ip.. men
tioned. I do not know Whether Mr.
Gram is a candidate or not, but have no
doubt he would be willing to accept a nont
ination if tendered to hint. Mr. Grain is
at present Citunty Ci!nsmisiiiiter c in the
discharge of the dutiei of which office lie
has shown muck judgment and derision
of character. He is a true Whig; ntd
bernive would nut only make a ounapetertt
Senator but one that would dolman ,astr
vice forthe district. MENALLEN.
,OOMMUSIOAT.TX!
At a meeting of OM student's ,of the
"Cumberland Valley Institute'," Mechan
icsburg, held tur the porpoise of taking in
to consideration the sudden death of P.
W. Wulfurd, a 'calamine* was appoiased,
which reported the followiag preamble-and
resolutions, which were unanimously !-
Opted.
liyberess. It has pleased Alinigktir'illod
to remove suddenly from es, s' moo.
riouidispenistian al Hii providsnee,.a be
loved and' worthy member of , Outdr o t
Lute, and one in whom werablendeult
amiable qualities phieh entleared'hinv , io
all his acquaintaces and studiati4 there
.• Resolved.' That In the dead* P. W.
Wolford, we hare.sastiliaoll * •yrfkiela
words are inadequate tit ; exprets..: In bins .
welecognizeil aeleatlfelft friend: a worthy
*Went, and a kind and obliging . blind
and while we sympathise with the afflicted
family for the leas of theirson and brother..
we cannot forget our own in, beieg de•
prived of our mutual companion.
Resolved That we tender to the mourn
ing relatives of the deceased our syin
thies in their affliction, and unite with theta
in the hope that our lose is Ists 'gain,
Resolved, That ae a tribute of respect
to the memory et the deceased, we wear
the badge of mourning for the space or
thirty dnys.
Resolved, That a copy of these resole
none be transmitted to the beresvett faukily,
and prevented to the Editors of the Her
ald, Volunteer, • German fictormed Mes
senger, end the Star and Sonnet °Met
tysborg, for publication.
W. P. BAIRD.
11. J. VOMFOII.I%
I. W. DINN,
D. E. EAST, '
U. B. NICKS.• •
COrniscifiet.
••iA•Plioct
. rr i rt4TE 4 o R l PPlMAtirlig
.;
During the last week there . sew Reported
into New York 41,110 nitwit bare, vet
oed at 00A1K115... itomperative jut
ports olrOtiir attiele is as 611 lows :
Bark Value.
Jan. Ito Jdne I '53; 3 i1,h60 $2,351.677
Vu. '52, 178.991 673,399
Inermolif 141 month.,
If the sound .9merican policy had been
in vogue, the whole of this iron might have
loom wade by our own people, from our
own mines, sod the two and a quarter
millions of dollars sent abroad to support
loreign Whir' have been eitiMilde4 among
uur own eit4eus..
ItaXARKABLIC PIiVaICAL PHIENOMKNON•
—The Rochester Democrat gives an ac
count of a man named. Cornelius Bromner,
residing near that city, and 87 years of
who has been asleep near five years,
with only brief intervals of .4akefulness.
lie first lell into this Irk itleepon 2 lllSl9lh
id June, 1848, and since that time has
been awake, at difierent periOds, from a
leer hours to four months at a time. It is
remerked that %Oen he Comes out of t t it ,
C ta I e ps y , he appears to have no knowl
edge, of the lapse of time or circumstances
taking ..place while he Sleeps. The fit
vinous upon him instantly, without, so fer
es is known, any werning. His eyes
close, his jews are set, his muscles con
tract, and hie whole frame is - rigid, so that
it standing he continues. ist that attitude.
4tartly,lmen, fryer., aful , it is not easy to pull
him down. le has continued in.thiscon
dition !hr mouths togoilteunable to spottk
ur ntiore.
Various experiments have been tried
to restore him to consciousness, without ef
te et.
The man sleeps on. litres, eats, retains
pride. health, with a polee at 80, and
without variation. In order in feed him
hie jaw. have In he forced open.
' IHK OttbAN SLAVE TIVIDIC.-.-Dilring the
find live months of the presisht year, nut
hiss than 9049 African slaves were landed
in Cuba from slave ships. -01 these, one
Vow.. numbering 697 slaves, was actually
consigned to Spaineli government officials,
notwithstanding the slave trade treaty Willt
t; pea t Britain. Three ether cargoes, mon
heriit in all 1475 chives, were publicly
>...1t1 at auction. Front another cargo the
oldie Queen of Spain bought 200
h,r her Majesty. Ilia Spanish war steamer
Isabel landed 30 Irma Humber cargo, and a
I invernment Merino titfieer furnished
launches for lanu:ing 697 negroes,
lIUNR&RAND OARNBURNKR WAR.—The
teal lIIIW tieing waged gamest each other
by the Hunker anti Hamblinler fietipas of
the Lorssfors• party, in New York, re6inP
fair to become the most hitter asd,
otterstoprosnising which has yet been ear
ned sos its that state. Resolutions have
liven lately introduced in the Legislature
.....44.,A,Lbeny.,.by a prominent H tinker, to int-
In•aelt Lieut. G iv. (•hurch, Attorney Gen.
ant i Compiroler Wright. all three
of it ht in belong to the Barnburner fac
tion. This Bunker movement serves as
an iuck Ili the hitter feeling of that faction,
t. 0.1 it may be safely inferred trout it
that nothing short of en otter extermins.
tow' from power of both fantions will end
Ow lend between them. There are 1006-
.111 M prosperta ahead for the %V logs of
the Empire Slate.—Thri/y News.
ENto.istr Ilenotao.—We copy the fol.
kw mg extract from an advertisement in
the London 'flutes, as a specimen u: Eng.
lush beggary quite common. Money is
gumerally eked for, to be addressed to par
tiro through the post office :
"Good Christians ! It grieves me very
much to expose myself and family before
3nu this montiug. lam but a poor curate
ai the Church ot Englandoinable to obtain
mullicient by my employment to provide
bur my wife and children. II any kind
person will bestow upon me ■n old pair;
auf boots, an old hat, or frock. nr elan an
brella, I will return to him my must
grateful thanks."
FATAL Rum.? or. FIBING .
In rut Orassrs.—Yesterday 'Memnon
a. a light uneMorse wagon. , driven by a
person from the country, was passing the
corner of Srhuykill Fourth slid Market
6treetm, a boy threw $ fire cracker into the
r4treet, whirh immediately alarmed the
lmp, causing it to dash Inwards Fifth
mreet. At the corner of Filth street the
huge turned northward, and rushed along
the Imikway, shattering the wagon and
throwing the driver . visdently to the earth.
A Isdy minted Mrs. McClean, who was
passing towards Market street, was knock-
doWn and died in a few moments.—
The tinfortanaw woman was yhe mother
.at five or six ohildren.—Pih/adelphie
Ledger.
INTERIMIT or ARTIlva SPRINo.—The
Philadelphia Bulletin emitains offsdasits
ficiin several persona, who paieted in bu
rying Arthur Spring, wholitele that the
coffin was given in ilietrAfitrge at the med.
ir.al college, by the physician,, who 'as•
mitred thetti Mut it contained the body of
Spring. One Minkilelifiel Oft he wash.
ed the hody,placed it in ' the coffin, sorewed
down the lid. and tle,ilivered it to the un
dertakeN), kithe•lattirr, iteceurst of the
stencil, hid previously left the room.—
Tim men whviqlicriet it' to lhe'Rhiund. also
Inclines to the, disagreeable, emelt emitted
Ironi the.ortdin-on. the wrpto thergrave.—
As
As; the ociSl was isebseqUently' apitied,
and is said m have eotitained rutty a log of
wood, the iiresuMptioo that the body
testolen sillertborial.:h :1 ,„-
' Lobo rano • atie IlsittitaitC.--4A
most bitter and unrelenting feud exists a
mong the liorolocos'in . Btiltirtiorer.' 'The
animosity between ((us. Lows and COl
lector Timmer; and the ir partisans, it is
1401 . ss o,9ffolfllt soYfliipg of .41
,kja ever
. *itneedi, MoVhisid. , if !President
, Pieres 'furl atm, had nbetter,soeiressg.
.where.thom in Ifaryland, in motioning has
by the aistrihutlon of office, the par
ty willibs,in a bad 'Condition next.
Eearyrsopointment,onsule in Beihmore is
..iteldt WWl* ~ ,beett-; made, in; opposition to
the emphatically-expresited wish of lb°
• great ma9,4fibe,Damooretio party and in
ancordanelilonTy isittrthe . wiiihes of a die-,
Pitgies," who
I' afs{ttt this right of ',Dieting from one office
An'ttninheir. ".
Cattewoaf.- ! -'rlie following
.1-Mettineetiostsui duly granted to the parties
therein mimed. and signed by en endmyn
justice of the Pes . re. io PAoria county., Illi•
etoiet--.•To all the world greeting, know
• .y• .1•14$ Smith and Peggy Myers is here
- A•peertillsni to go together, and do as the
, old . folk's ' , dash any where in corpora..
psalm, and when my emnmiseion comes,
I am to marry 'eni, said dale 'em back to
.kiteratinideuts." '
Jo 117,144,1* ,Vcir7 . 49lss wino 4 Ir4le
u
K oec. ....The 'plodded steep yacht,
the North Star t with. which Capi. Van
derbilt% cif New York, bas started on apri
vate European Mid world wide tour with
the ladies fed others of his family, is at
tracting much atientimi in England, the
papers theregiving Columns to a descrip
lion of her surprising excellencies, quali-
ties, and rich and costly furniture and ap
peintments, • The trip of the North §tar
oitt from New York to Southampton it
stated in the English pipers to have occu•
pied but ten days eight hoots and 'forty
minutes. The fo llowing,: from the Daily
News of the Bd, is appreeititlee and'good
humored
122,88 D 'Sr./171478
The yacht has excited the greatest in•
tii;st amongst the ship builders, engineers
and she commanders and officers of the
steam packets at Southampton. Large
numbers of parsons violet(' her, who are
admitted on boon] by tickets issued from
the American consulate. She look* as big
as the monster steamers of the West In
dia Company.
-Hasidroine flights of stairs lead to the sa
loon, which is larger and - more magnificent
than the saloon of any ocean steamer afloat,
and even surpasses in splendor the Queen's
yacht, the Victoria and Albert. Ranged
round the saloon tie capacious and beau
tifully furnished cabins, the doors and
panels of which are of solid birds.eve ma
ple and rosewood; - Mirrors extending
from the ceiling to the floor are fixed in
the cabins. • The dining saloon is also a
very splendid apartment. the walls of
which appear of poliiihed and variegated
marble• and malachite. This substance•
is, however. harmed of a conglomerated
stone, marble and glass, and is a recent Al.-
meriran invention.
I Beneath the saloons there is another
! fine dad, extending the whole length of
Lille ship. Its gloominess being lit chiefly
by port-boles, its'iminetsse extent and rows
of massive pillars as supports, make it ap
pear like the vault. of some cathedral.
It would form, and no doubt has formed,
a magnificent ocean hall room. Time
North Star's consumption of fuel during!
the voyage was about fifty tone a day.—
She is slenderly rigged, just like all Amer
, teen steamers. Site cost about 0.300,000
Whiling.
The exilense bf keeping such a yacht is
about 2300 a week. Mr. Vanderbilt is
I immensely rich. He was at one time
proprietor of a large numherof the gigan
tic Americium river ;steamers, and al the
present time owns a large number Int the
packets which ply between New York
and San Francisco. In this magnificent
trip to England, by Mr. Vanderbilt, broth
er Jonathan' has certainly gone ahead of
hitivielf, and has, at least surpassed every
thing of the kind hitherto dune by mil
lionaire Englishmen.
car'f published in the Wash
ington Union, Robert Mills, engineer and
architect, intimates to the radio that an
improved railroad engine.has been perfect
ed by him, that will be capable of running
a adieu minute for any distance, and that
he has nearly accomplished an improve
ment in the construction of railroads, by
means of which this rate of speed may be
made in safety. He anticipates from his
improvements the ability to cross the con
tinent from the Atlantic to the Pacific in
as many minutes as there are miles of dis
tance. Ilia improved road. he states , com
bines safety of travel with economy aeon
struction.-
A WARSINO TO YOPTH.—Daniel T.
Woodward, who.. was on Thursday last
sentenced to be h a ng e d for the murder of
his wile, handed the following card to the
Rev. John C. ginith, on the ensuing day,
when that gentleman, by invitation, first
visited the unfortunate being in his cell, it
having been written previously. The pa
per was directedio one of the associates
of his boy tali days, and designed for pub
lication :
.tTo the youth of the distriet.—Ae 1
have but a few days to live, I feel it my
duty to caution you from following any
surarsetor life. ifyou would livelong and be
*spaded by all who you know: No
matter how humble your situation of, life,
keep the Sabbath holy. refrain frotn pro
fane company, and, above all things, re.
train from that great destroyer.;,,ardent
spirits. Look at my condition. Instead
of being one of our best citizens, beloved
said esteemed by all, you find me in my
lonely cell. under sentence of ilea th, charged
with one of the most awful crimes that
could:be perpetrated on earth; - from nave
a pious youth the cause referred to above.
1) T. Wooer's's,.
The above impute a solemn lesson, by
which WO trust the youth to whom his
addressed will profit.—Washington Re.
public.
Cherries without stones have been pro.
dulledin France by the following method?
—ln the Spring, before the circulation of
the sap, a young seedling cherry tree is
split, from the'upper extremity down 4
the fork of 'roots thee, by tonne of a
piece of wood in form of a 'Spatula. the
pith is carefully removed from the tree
ih such a 'manner as to avoid any 'icor-
Haim, qr other injury , ; a knife le esed
only for - commencing the split. After
wards, the two sections are brought togeth
er. and tied: with woolen, mire being taken
to • ohm. bermatically , With elaye the
whole lei;gth of the cleft«. Tfutsaps :Amon
reunites the separated portions of the tree,
and, two' )14ars afterwards, cherelfis;ire
, Eirodoced et,the usual ke ppintrunee, bat in
''stMid Of kWh's, there will only be small
/111111PPIRTANT IPILON TUN F1 1 11111R1161......
The Halifax papers of • the 16th• state
the fotherx,queetion *as auuming
greater importance since a Preneh eruiser
had driven
_O(r A British vesiel from a part
oft he cried sappased to belong to England.
Trench eimee a determination. to re ,
claim ancient and forgotten "rights, which
it supposed will have an iiiportant
bearing .upon American apd English right..
Two armed vessels hid sailed from Hal.
ilex for Ne w and .
No reform is deserving of that name
whieh •etopa short of purifyiug and soften.
ing the heart and elevating the mind,. The
grace of God alone will enable es to do
all this.
Eleven slaves were sold on the eth hut.
in Mobile for $7 0 850. The highest price
paid for one was 81,200.
A IMO of Gen. Doniphan or Libetty,
Mo., died on the 9th ult„ from firkin g a
dose of corrosive sublimate in mistake For
An printer being *eked . Is titled° . mein
was crazy," lie replied,-- , 4N0 s lba
word implies that a person hos lost sense ;
the tudieitisal spoken ul never had any."
J , ,e74
Admirals Mumma diva FIIIILapkg.-
mitl.-j--tseitti Douglass, s respectable cit
izen of.Philadelnhia, being in ilt health.
wont Up the Schuykill to the Falls, lasi
Wednesday, to see about purchasing a
farm, and on Friday his body was found
Soiling in the river, with a stab indicted
on the breast, perforating the lung. His
wallet and several other articles he usual
ly carried in his pockets are missing.
Recovery of fiamoges.—From Prowl
.
dance, R. 1., we learn that over three thou.
sand dollars were on Monday recovered
from the city, by a Mr. Clapp, who fell on
a slippery pavement' and bikilte his leg,
last winter. The gimintl on which the
plaintiff based hi. iuut was that the city
was bound to enforeetthe ordinance provi
ding. for the removal 01 snow and ice
from the walks.
Be C4171701111.—.The newspapers around
the country are recording deaths froth sun:
qtroke and drinking ,cold water, white the
blood is heitelOritli exercise: Thi Mid
day ion shnild be ivoidetl as alba as
possible. and cold water should bedrauk
sparingly.
DRSTRITCTION RV GRAIRINIOPPRROL-A .
gentleman from Somalille. in ..letWer
Make&ld township. Informs the Doyles
town (Pa.) Democrat that the grarahno
pare are very destructive in that vicinity /
The fields are crowded with them to such
an extent that a person passing over them
drives the insects up before him in per.
fen clouds. Several fi'elds were almost
entirely stripped of their crops of clover.
MATH or . A CHILD OF MAL 11.1310/1:
The infant daughter of Mrs. Lynch, one
.of the women murdered by Authur Spring,
died on Monday. of cholera Miamian, at
the residence of James Williams, in PlM
',spunk road, Philadelphia, whose wife
has kindly taken charge of it •ince• the
murder. The twin brother of thus child
is still livisg, and carefully tended by an
otherbenevolent family in the vicinity.
Chief Justice Parson said have
been so long in the habit of hearing crimi
nals of all grades refer all their miseries to
intemperance that I have ceued to ask
them . the cause of their ruin."
BALTIMORE MARKET.
Pnoit TR Ira ALTINOItie OWN or rzsricatuirJ
Fl.olllll.—The Flour market is quiet. Hold
ers are somewhat firmer under the late Euro
peeu advice' by the Humbolt. They *ere asking
$4 75 per bbl , without being able to find buyer..
Nothing done in City Mill.. We quote Rye
Flour at $3 75, and Corn Meal $3 00 per bbl .
FIBH.-Bupply light. Herring 500 a*6 50,
Shad 075 a $lO per bbl. - •
GRAIN— Receipts of Geein very _ fiat and the
sales small.' Red Wheat 1 03 a $ I OS, white do.
1 14 a 411 10. Corn. 51 a 53 cents for White, and
57 a 58 for yellow. Oats 41 it 42. Rye 85 aBO
Clotrerseed 48, Timidly *2 87. Fla:owed *l' 20.
OROCERIES—Rio Coffee 94 • Bf. Sugar
• Moisten dull. Rice 8} a 4i.
PROVISIONS, Providoti market dull, and
sales smell. We quote Mesa Pork of 415 7. and
Prime $l4 60 per bbl. Mena Reef $l5 75 per
Mil. Baron shoulders Oi cents. aides 771 a 81, '
hams 10 e 14. Lard in bbls t 1 a 10, and in keys
Ind • 11. Butter in kegs 12 • 13. Cheese Si
a 9 cents.
YORK 1111 AR KET.
FLOUR, per MI.. from Wagons, *4 37
WHEAT, per bushel, 1 06 to 1 15
RYE, 4 . b 0
L:r.m.l, WI
.
OATS, 44 36
TIMOTHY Se:ED, per bushel, 2 110
CLOVER SEED, .. ' 600
FLAX-SEED, 1 25
PLASTER OF PARIS, per ton, 6 30
HANOVER MARKET.
FLOUR, per barrel, (Rum Wagons) $4 12
WHEAT, per bushel. 1 00 to 1 10
RYE. " •• 75
CORN
OATS. 35
TI MOTH Y-H I :ED, 2 00
CLOVER-HEED, 6 00
FLAX-HEED, 1 12
MARRIED,
In McCann/6MM. on Wednesday morning,
the Bth, by the Rev. N.G. White, Mr. i. ROBIN.
SUN, formerly of Adams county. and Miu
MARY F. DUFFIELD, of McUounelsburty, Ful•
ton county.
On the lath inst.. by the Rev. Mr. Hallowell,
Mr. LW !$ STON ES I FEU and Miss LIZZIE,
daughter of Henry Myera, Esq., oil of New
Chester, this county.
In'Osergetimn. D. C., on the 7th Instarif, by
the Res. Slicer, Res. WM. H iof the
Baltimore AnnualbConferenee. 1., Mlss LIZZIE
S., WM* (laughter of the officiating clergrinids.•
On the 91st inst., by the Res. Jscoli Zisgler,
Mr. THOMAS STEVENS, of Huntingdon
township, inid Miss CHRIST/NIA M. MEN—
DES, of Middletown.
DIED-.
On the 19th Inst., hi Itlillaeteern, Mho HAN.
NAB KNAUSS, aged 49 yeas, 10 menthe and
119,days.
PUBLOC SAM
triPHE undersigned. Executor of JOHN
STREALY; aen'r. devisees],'-will
sell at public sale, on Saturday Me 13th
day of August next. as 10 o'clock A. 151.,
'on the premises,. , , , ' :
A FARM.
Containing 148 . ACES,
more or lest. situate in "Mountjoy town•
ship. Adores county, about.six miles from
Gettysburg And Moe miles from Mono
ver--ithe estate of the said John' Strealy,
'deceased. The improvemeuts are a LOG
AND FRAME . '
wzioritzumuunin
HOESE
• 9 ono
I I
* Large Bank Barn, just new, Wagon
Sited, Corn Crib and other out buildings.
There is plenty of all kinds of knit, such
as Apples, Peaches, Cherries, &c. The
Farm is good Red Land and can be very
easily improved, being within three or
four miles of the Limestone quarries.
tr?" A I.Elo—ca the same lime and place
will be sold
Five Acres of Mountain Tim-
ber Land,
situate in Marianna township, Adams co.
adjoining lands of Isaac Boyer, Noel, and
others. Attendance given and the terms
mad, known by
SAMUEL DURBORAW,
I June 24, IBs3—ts. Executor.
JOURNEYMEN SHOEMAKERS
W ANTED by the subscriber, who
will give regular employment and
'pod wages to two or three good work
men, if application be matte moon.
D. KEN DLEHART
June 3,1853-3 t
gar Blanks of all kindsgior
sale at this office.
.
IMPORTINIIIHIPITILISIS. PUBLIC SALE .
if frIINERAL MILLS, Ip' N 'nominee of an order of the Or
phau'it Court of Adams en., the pub-
AT PUBLIC SALE. ,wriber, Execiour Ail WM. W. II()LT
ZINGER, deceased, and Administrator of
the estate of JOHN T. FERREE, tleiod.
a per cent on the Capital invesild,' will oiler fur sale,, on S'aturilay the 9th
guarantied to the purchaser. A I day of July next. at I o'clock P. M., on
T HE unde.signed, Assignees of R(11-; the premises, the, following property of
ERT CODEAN, will sell at P 'ie th i. e ... lik A m
_li H rm ous of e l a llolt u zing t er of an G d- r F o rt u rr n e d e,
Sale, on Thursday; the fi rst day of viz :
levaler next, oil the premises, the vain .le '
property long known as ' i OOBEA 'I3 • • . •
MILLS,"- situate on Marsh Creek. C - Containing Be Perekelk missal* ~.
berland townehip; Adana county P a 'about one mile east of the York sa .
miles west of GiiitYabarg. low th e Springs, in Latimore township, 111
/
leading from Gettysburg in liagenno4n, the . . .
1 Md., containing 71 ACRES, more or lue nn Berlin
_rakd. adjoining len ds of Al.
fted miller. Nathan Staith. and ether'.
of valuable :and. . . i
The improvements consist of 2 Tin 2 4 .—,-A Corner Lots
81"ORY LOG ' - ' *haste in Peterstnirg, (Y. 8.) fronting 60
su m ujor di . feet on the turnpike and 156 feet on the
State mid, adjoining lots of John P.
flousEs , . Boner end others.
• , TERMS—Cash, ilprnithe confirmation
one of 'which is weatherboarded, and thi dealt , .
other has a stone back building snitched 11CrThers will *lgnite sold tit the sadie
with stabling to each. Carriage Halle! time and place one Share in a' Hay Scales
•-eiirn Crib, Dry, !louse., and other op erected on the said 'premises . ; with other
'buildings. There is a well of good vole f Personal property of siddideceasOd.
at the door of one of the Houses. wih a ' JOHN WOLFORD.
pump in it; and an excellent garda..4 , June 10. 1858-41.
each. Thereis a *trivia,
V 0131114:4 0 Ikt, C IMAMS
of about 100 spple trees. nearly all hedge.
beside a large,number ..of: Peach, Oar.
Plum and Apricot trees. • , 1
The - boa is principally tattom oltood
quality; and in a state of good aultivtinit,
with a full proportional limber sod bder
fencing, a large portion of Which hpnet
and nit. and put Op_ during the last twee
or four y_ears, i
There is also a large • !, •
ALACLSMITEI snots' -
with shoeing and coal sheds attach* ,
There is also on this property i val
uable _,...-
i q
MINERAL SPRINI.L
the water of which has been wilily:4 and
found to contain rare, and valnahhiqual-
Ines
THE
is new, having been put in oi n
the let day of January 1851, II! is 3
stories high ; the basement story die, of
superior material and workmanshir; the
other two stories frame, we atherburcled
and painted in the be s t magma, with
spouting, Lightning conductor&e. 'here ,
era Jwo overshot water • wheela, 4 inn of :!
-.Stones, 2 French Hurts and ,2 Ahuntry I
Sunnis, ( warranuid good.) either lair of ;
which will drive all the machinery. fliers,
it a Corn and Plainer Breaker. Hirst
rga
chine, Hopper buy . (:rail; and FlivirSle
vators ; also. Grain Conveyors to YI the
Graneries on two floors ; Friction Hois
ting Gears at both ends of the Mull where
loading cud unloading call be dim; whit
convenience at the same lime, hasiig an
Open road around the building The
Gearing is spur and betel; priif pally
rain iron, with Wooden cogs. - TI, buil
ding and machinery are construct ! with
the very best material that could a pur
chased, and for durability, conikUietice
and neainess are unsurpassed by' my in
thecounty. The MiU is insured inia safe
THE SA W-MIIIL
constructed, well construed, in good rep r anal
does a good business atonally. 'the old
Mill Hawse, which is still standing; might
be used' to advantage fur inuchinerpf any
kind
This property has many and peilliar
advantages connected with it. It i
ted in a healthy, well cultivetri and
productive neighborhood, couvenint to
Churches of all Religiotie Dehomitilionv,
Schools and Factories. The roathilead
ing to it are good, affording good , facilities
for the transportation of gime. Ilia!
stresed by which the Mill is propeled is
hirge, and the water power at ill timi suf
ficient to do sit extensive and locetive
business. The. Railroad, about to blend
atructed front OcuYsborg to.
be of inoulcuiable adriutunce as it, af
ford facilities for transporting Flo t to
the Philadelphia and Baltimore ruitkets
witlreoinparttyvely triffiug expense.
As a business place, Ibis• proper? is
net surpassed by any in tt a count,. and
winild be a • destr . atile kiestiust 0.
COUNTRY s•roa..
A tract of Wood-Land4
adjoining, the above property. eon/king
of about 70 AcitiKtic is no% in
the market. and eon be bought on acom
modeling tertns ; the land. is pod. opd
covered with Timberlol superior gitlity.
consisting of White Oak. Walnut. h.
dte., led situated only one fourth 'lf +a
mile from the Saw Mill.
As property of this description is selkon
in the market. Capitalists would do tell
to,call and see AS IT WIL1.1 ) 061
TIVELY BE SOLD. The terms trill
be made accommodating. and an indioptia
ble tide will be given to the purchssei—•
Possession will be given on the Lai of
April 1864 ;or if desired, on the 1 .1 01
Oetidlef nest._
Any person wishing to vie* the pro r
ty call upon ROBKRT Coax/is, maid ig
thereon, and any desired information a-
speeiinuthe same -may be obtained
applying personally or by letter to hi.,
either of the Assignees.
Sale will commence at 1 o'clock
said day, when attendance will be gir
and terms made known by
SAMUEL COREA N.
JAM ES CUNNINGHAM,
June 17, 1853—ts. Assignees.
H ARPER for June, illustrated w
more than 100 engravings. A noir
volume commenced —• 126,000 coots
printed. Now is the time to subscrilie
at KURTZ'S Bookstore.
ETH YM N 110010.
IT-IL bound in the beet Turkey 14 orocio
binding, Imitation of Turkey, Sheep,
for sale at the lowest cash rat/1w at tie
cheap Bookstore of
KELLER KURTZ
'WINDOW BLINDS !—A. new m
• sorment of Window Blinds,
tation of Oil Blinds, just arrived at An
well•known Store of
KELLER KuaTz:
Cloths and Cassimeres,
OF every description, color and style,
which we will sell Call aid
see them at KURTZ'S, cheap earner.
COLLARS. Laces. Edging , ' and
sertinga. a beautiful variety. just re.
ceived and for *Akin,
ETTERS Testamentary no the estate
111 4 1 of JOHN MUNDORFF, Isle of
'Huntington township. Adams county. Po.,
deceased,.having been grunted to the un
dersigned, residing in said township, no.
lice is hereby given to those indebted to
said estate to make payment without de
lay, Mid to these having claims to present
the same properly authenticated for settle
-
June 10.--8 t
jETTERS of Adminis tration on the
.4 estate of MARY BRENIZER, late
of ' Reading township. Adams county.
Pa.. dee'd, having been granted to the sub
scriber, residing in the same township.
notice is herehy given to such as are in.
Ifebted to said estate to make payment
without delay, and those miring riaims
are requested:to present the rams, proper
ly authenticated. for sindemeni.
BRENIZER, affiltre'r,
Jane 10.
RI
OLAND TREVOR, Or the Pilot or
' Hunian Lite, iihMiing hole to m ake ‘
and hovrin Joie a fortune, and tlien,U3 mike
anothet..., -is said , to .be -veiy_it,
mooing mid instruettee booko,-40 be, had at
KE.I.A.ER KURTZ'S Store.
Gkrviiiir liEPOtititi) , ,HYM
lIOQKS. lipother . ne w. Sonds of
Hymn of the' erman litelorined
Church, has just keen received at
KURTZ'S Bookstore.
KNICK-NACK3 frog' as . Editnee
- 1 . 11116 Table. by L. Gaylord Clark, just
published by the Appleions, and for bale
at KELLER, KURTZ'S:
LUTHERAN HXMN BOOKS. A
• very large aesoriineni tit I.l3titersil
Hymn Hooke, bound in every style of
, store tit KELLER KURTZ. t.
.LBUMSI ALBUMS! A splendid
sesortment of Alberni, id serious
prices, just receivedilirert Irons N. York at
KELLER K taws.
Kent'y Jeans and Tweeds:
A NY variety of eniont.iinti etyle Air
. the season, at KURTZ'S oliq,up
O tie
v all kinds. Cap and Letter Paper el'
the best quality. Nate Paper.Visititig
Cards, plain and fanny Envelopes, Pen.
knives. Qttilli.Uold Pens and Peneils..te..
alway a nu hand and for sale /ow by
NUISII.sOIII. APLOU4Ox
OF. the best quality-i-ulanys on band
sad for sale iu Gettysburg. the
Foundry of •
Ilk A VERY fine lot of Bonnets of the
latest styles to pleat's the most foetid
imis.st very low rites. to he had lit
K U RTZ'S Cheap Corner.
UMBRELLAS -
A VERY Large anottmentodl kind
za• and sizes Win 374 cents up, at
Kuirrys.
MORE -NEW GOODS
eeeived and opened thii thy at Fah n•
estock's, Sign of the
RED FRONT.
• 240 1 2:01L
THE Stockholders of the Bark of Get
tysburg, intend to make application
to the next Legislature for a renewal of
their Charter, under the style orthe“Bank
of Gettysburg"—with banking privileges,
and seine capital, rights and privileges,
they now enjoy.
By order of the Board,
G. SWOPE, Pr&!.
Gettysburg, June 17th, 18153-,-6m.
NEW GOODS.
T HE subscriber has just opened a fresh
supply of
Seasonable Goods,
comprising a general assortment of Staple
and limey Grp Goods, to which the
early and particular attention of persons
wanting cheap goods is again respectfully
invited. •
April 22, 1853
STACKS OF THEM.
WE heie just received a splendid ask
w sortmedt of Vests. Such as Black
and fancy Satins, Clt;th and Cassitneres
Tweeds, &c., &a., and willi be sold low at
SA MSON 'S.
fig ATTINET velvet and a great variety
* O7
of PANTS GOODS for Men and
Boys. at the cheap corner of KUlt l'Z'S.
lONNS. Ribbons, and Parasols, a
EX
eine assortment. and, very chimp, at
'LOTUS. Cassimerer. Commodes.
‘-- 1 Kenlucky .1.1111111. tuition Cloths and
Yawns. "sap it
SCHICK'S. I 8. FIIINESTOCK & SONS.
NOTICE.
JOHN MUNDORFF,
Executor.
NCTIO2.
a H. BUEHI,EIt
T. WARRgN & SON•.
1101 V
b. MIDDLECOFF
Y111)014ECOFF'8.
Books A'. "gooks -11
S. H. RVIAHILER
HA S received a largely liWreatied :I;o6oti
ment of Books, and St:intoned',
of every vvrie:y—
Classical, Theological, School,
Miscellaneous akV BOOKS
which constitute the largest and hest net•
imminent ever opened in Gettysburg. and
are offered at the la. VERY LOWEST
PRICEN,x3II
ALSO—a large assortment of STA—
TIONERY it FANCY GOODS—GoId
and Silver Pens and Pencils, Pen-Knives,:
Writing Paper of all varieties and beet
qualities, Envelopes, Perfumery, Soaps,:
&c.. &. grj•Call anise° at the old web.'
lished place in Nambersburg street, a
few doors groin the 'diamond.
S. 11. BUEHLER.
Gettysburg, Pa., June 3, 1853. ,
LUMBER.
PERSONS having LIN ftER to die
pose of, in track for Furniture, will
find it to their advantage to call at the cheap
Cabinet 'Making I , l4oiblisioneot or (lEO.
E. BRINGMAN, South Ilaltintiere street.
next door to the Compiler office.
Nay 27. 4 --
COUNTY TREASURER,
THE endersigned gratefully seknoWi
' edgea the liberal support extended
to him in the last canvass for COUNTY
9'REASURE:4i. and rempectfully an•
!mutters to his friends and fellow citizena
o f the enmity, that lie will he a candidate
for that office at the ensuing election, loth-
Jeri to the declaim; of the Whig County
convendon. Should I he an fortunate
as to obtain the nomination and be elected,
I pledge myself to diecharge the ditties of
the office protnptly and with fidelity.
GEO. ARNOLD
Gettysburg June 8. .
_lBs3—te..
PARASOLS.
ZH E ladies will please tall al
KURTZ'S Cheap Corner and see
huge and well selected Jot or PARASOLS.
among diem large sizes.
eep It Before the People,
TttA•e. hikliCUS SAMSON has net
received one of the largest and most
varied asoortment of Over (liana 01 every
theuription everolittred in the eounty, and
ittprirewthat will not only please, but re•
ally astonish. Give us a call before pur
ellassng. „-;':
Ti - UM PUBLIC.
•
rtE•Subicrihrrllesires to eall the e st•
- eiition of the Cititetile of Adams
Colunty, (0 bill extrmii.ve murk of
Books. , Foley:Clouds, Jewelry,.
Mummies,- Perfhotery,
Bruilwa, CoMba, 44e
&mt. Ahoct. flats
• and Caps;, •
which tor variety and eltespuesa, he clegis
cit euro'petitino 'this or ati 'tithe neigh.
hoeing Counties. e_r Cnit and see, nu
the North East Canter of Centro Square.
Juno 10.) *KELLER. KURTZ.
No THE 1,4 A DIEN.
A LL the latest and mom fo.illiontible
I t.
styten SHOES, GAITERS and
SLIPPERS. i Warrant-d. writ mullp,
at) KELLER KURTZ'S.
CHILDREN'S SHOES, the best al , .
sorinient an tnwn
KEI.I.EIt KUILTY'S.
Berages and Delaines,
A beautiful ar*nrfuMnt, all styler" lobe
had at KI/ RTZS Clwap Curper.
HARDWARE,
T HE loosest armor:mem of Hardware,
Smllery. Dye-stuffs ever
offered, will be sold on better terms than
Ilan he hail elsewhere. purelluritig from
the nuondseturers. we feel eiudideut that
We can offer.iiiilotteuietits to !poiOwners
to give us a call Ar., evimitutt uur sinek;
B. FAHISESTOCK & HUNS.
Sign of the lied l'rold.
GROCERIES & ger;enaware very
cheap at /17/LINESTOcA"
- - _
L ADIES' Drees Goods , Derege De.
Lateen. rrinuii Lucite, Wes De-
Lawee &v.. will lie sold cheaper
at FH/LVESTOCK'S thus, they eau be
had elrewheire..
B ONNE'T'S, Ribbon. and Flowers,
large aseortatent of the
styles, to bu luund at
Queensware,
IN all its varieuel. ettil ; ityles cheap at
in•
KURT Z'S cOrner. • ' . •
1'
iARASCHAS and FANS, a variety that
•m• must please, will be Nun! at
OCHIcK'S,
(-LOCKS & JEIVEURY.--YoU will
find the above atilt:lea fur sale veil . ;
cheap, at the one price Inure oh
SAMSON . .
DAVOS AND NC giDIO/Ni
IF all kinds. from the best."
" tionses in the City, Cllll,.
Stonily oh 1111hti and for aale at
the Drug and Bookstore of
S. 11.
June 4, 1852
F, B 0 W rik'S
Essence of Jrimairea Ginger
IV HIS Essence is a . 4 1reparalion of ton
usual excellence. In ordinary diet
rlooa, incipient cholera, in shoo, in all ea se s
of prostration ul the digestive functions, it
is ul inestiatable value. During the preva
lence of epidemic cholera and etiolate•
complaints of children, it is pecullatly ef
ficacious : eo gamily , indivulutt e l or trat:el•
ler should ha w idiom it.
UTION.—Be sure to the Orin
lute exaenen,'Ullielt is prepared only by P.
BROWN, at Ilia Dritg • und Chemical
Store. N. K Corner of AIM nod Chesl.
nut .S'lreets Philadelphin. and for .sule by
all the reapeetable A poiltetariea in the
United States, and fu tiatysburg, Pa, by
SAMUEL It Ilimitteat
June 11', 1753;a-Iy,
WANTED. Customers to purchase a
supernir lot of Dlark French bor
sht,' Casannere Pane, fancy Cassimettiol
every description, Cassinet Pants of every
shade and quality. together with say a.
mount of velvet Cords. Linens. Cottons,
&c., it the une-priee4iture of
SAMSON.
,cwy> ai'i~~M::stud.~~«M~~f'T~tF;l~s'~`~"~y~tS~`..
• H E " 4dant Amur itlitital Piev Ay"
surance Campany" , lotalid at Get
tYlibtirg. is now in successfollopetation, sew
Wetness of rates. scononliusti s o ma
!lien t rite affairs.and safety in Insunewes,
;ialleltges eionparivon with soy other
similat chilli:tiny. All its operinfebe are
conducted midst. the personal eupervision
of Managers selected by the Stockholders.
Books of the triltiplitty lire at sill Mbar
opt t ta the iiiipectiott Of thus. inset-eV
it. As do travelling iiiklns ilteempiny ,
persons desiring to hiSithe Mtn maitseip.
placation to either of thit Ileitagers, Crow
whont all requisite tift bs
gained. ICl•the Managers arts t
Menallen—Wm. H. Wibunr; • t
Cumberland—Robert MrlittlHir; -
Nita hen —Jacob King, '
Fr•mklin—Andrew fleintaelmoti, •
Hamiltonhais--Amos W. Maginly. •. ;
I.6erty—.lolin Musishasen, jr.,
(Want—John L. N0..1,
Reading—Henry A. ?Irking,
Latinawa—JaenbGrlean, a-
Itiountjny —Joseph Fink, D '
Berwick—A./avid E. HeflinNee. _
llerimah—George swop,. 1.1. A., sa•blet.
H. litteienenn, A. E. Kurtz, kl E. Row& jab*
Chrimmen. A lea. Cobinin, Eden , N4a*prf.,llll.
It holly, Valentine Werner.
Preei.lent—GEOßGB SWOPE.. •
Vice Pregitletit—Aaltuitt. H. gventip, ,
Secretery—D. A. iivems.rk.'
Treesurer—J ACOIS Oeiret.
Exertiti.e Committee—Aiming*
kiN, Roster MTvent, JANA' 111 416 -
1852-11.
CAHRIAOEIII
NEW ESTABLIINMENTir
T HE Ruhaeriher reapeetfldt,
the piihlin that he is (+NNW ilf the
earriagt•Ahlking business and Is preps.
red to pot up work in the most astirriraie.
tory wanner. Any persom amain% plat
CRIUMBiIi o
Buggy; Boat Body, of SO**
Carriage,
will do well he undeceived.
Itar REPAiSINIA done et fhb shwetert
notice no moderate tersno, et hie WWII) bel.;
twee!) Weet Middle and Wept York smelt
Inquire al DANNER & Zusorktee Hard
ware Store.
The etiblieriber tenders his thanks to his
eustothers Ibr their pathiouve and respeov
fully asks a enotioaanee 01 the sane. ~.
'JOHN L. tiourzwoßTH..
Mireli t 1. latia--Clat •
Spring & Summer Clothing: ,
► I HE ettletcriber 1111101
IPOVIR to inform hie eusiontyrs and
the public generally that he has Jost Hi*
turned from the eities nl Baltimore, Phihis
dolphin end New York. with one of thit
largest, cheepest-end best selected stuck u(
Ready-made Clothiug,
OM' if erect to this couisty, and is detertvia
mined to sell diem at prices that cannot
fail to give entire sadsfaciiint to all whd
favor hint with a call. You can rely ad
that toy fund; of Spring and flulaNtsit
Clothing. were bought at the right Risen
at the right place. unit at right price..
MARCUS, SAMSON.; •
April 115. „ -
apprentiee if anted.,
AN APPRENTICE In the Tailoring
Business will he taken by the under.
signed, if application he made Unmans's+
ly. The applicant must he of good. manly
habits, sod must clime well reentutnendeiL
Ahoy from the country would be prefer+
red. J. H. SKELI.Y.
Feb. 18,1853.—tf
Fresh Garden Seeds,'
CV' Al.l. KlNnel s - just received frh
‘Ar 'the r*lebrated "Shaker Garde '
N. York. and !or toile by tuit s.
S. H. BUP.III.EIL
March 18,1888.
-.-
Settle up and save Costs I
'P /looks and arconitts havebeen pat
red hi the Itandttof D. A.•Dointeln
Esquire.. for collection. Those, wishiiig,
to have coati will rail on Mr. Buehler
forthwith. •
. .
gplEßsolvs men will Ow
well by calling on the subseriherpin
Gettysburg, who jel desirous of purchasing.
The highest Markel price will be paid et
Al times. ectits he intends having the
Hay, atter being parked, hauled either Itt
li louver, or Baltimore, the preference le
haul will he given to those from whom be
unity purchase.
scHlck's
SOLOMON POWMA.
Der. 24. 1852.—if
Al.l. persons knowing tliettleellitil ihs
tlehted to us by Note or HMI At ,
would wilt please call Witlimit delay. a*
it is absolutely necessary that all
Mundt lie settled st least one. a
S. FA II NESTOUK & iipetat w.
Dec. 91.1852,
Tell yotir Friend,
T AATMARC US sA NINON Jost
reeeivetl and 'opened ehriieb lot nr
Mack, blue nut! greet, cloth Profit WA
Dress Cnattr—Cassiinerts. eashitittetio )
Tweeds, Ittileits- ebttung, &b.r—iitti
tliNntme uC titt.to at the hivireet t 1 higt M 1 '
TRUNKS! 7 RUNAS
AtIENERAII eeetwishiPel !Thinks *
whirls Will be sold eeke cheep,
THE STAR. AM) BAN/irt
la published every Friday Evomiliv,s)",
Baltimore streel, in 14e teknet.olfirt.
but/ding, a fk'w tibara abort
Ihhnesiocks &ore, by
1). A. de C. HI h E H 1414
11 . panl-rh advance lit within tho7yier r,
~ .. b .„__lf hill 1.„,,,, Within the yikerilW it,
paper iltiehetinhed tihtilall often molt see piZ.‘
etrept at the option of the 'Fillet. diiintln
61 (*nth A Who", to notify a diirmebeseeep
will he relinnied es n new entraltringed„,
Ahlitrt~orsie not exceed' be , e4OOlll ,
Weir Met for *l—every suilm oi seie,
23 cents. Longer oussib Ca* nom Oriiihe
411 adrerthrenseide mol. epeeielh E 0
liven time will he ermaAttetelital
tel redaction oil iii wallobothdarelho )
by the Year..
he Priptioi et oilikaallt
Pre4l4l. ow; oa emmomoSoemell+ , -
Vl'
Dm", i 4 Cemeneinnitiaa. le i ll'
sauna *rah ao , roosts 11/44., al.Lo 41
war ouaapearaourt NO ere. Ai* .. . 4110
°
w41411;--
ort 010011 PS. 1 ,- A 4 Al 4
i ~ , 4 , A
ALEX. FRA ZER.
HAY WANTED.
NOTICE,