Crillieltdiedoees of Cot Orson of aw* a **shoat Atletitliiiiethc, timpoesess, to whom I feel greatilladebt. ed for tie 'many kindueSios 7 which he nx fretted to the during my atay lb Dablin. 'The 'lmildlding of the great exhibition of Dahlia is of the same suite as the one in New York, and similar in form to tho Lon de& Cbryatal Palace. Cue of the wings was tied with the choicest paintings of Europe a n d Asia, It was a Most iingnif &sent. nightotbe master-piece of ono cel ebrated artist by the side of the master- Oleos of another, in close succession, nil a rmed this ettortneus room. I spent al lot the intim day sawing the paintings, and 'aft unsatisfied. It seemed like only ,wure-di most eutieptuons feast. This selection of paintings is said to be better then the celebrated collection which ass extillahrad at the V hrystal 'Palace, London. The other wing was entirely occupied in the exhibition of the many diffevnt kinds of machinery. The centre, or main ! lag, a latlMMOth room with a Wry large and beautiful gallery, was tilled with every etutislivabk thing wl.ich the combined taste and ingenuity of min could produce. It Was a perfect curiosity shop of the east ern continent. There were some contri tuitions from the United States, but very few.. At the one cud was a very fine and large organ, and its the corresponding cud of each wing a smaller organ, and seats for one thousand singers, every one of which. at the grand opening, was filled by ! well-trained musicians. One of the most ! beautiful features about this exhibition ! was, t)tat, it was completely arranged and in perfect order several days before the 0-1 etting: Almost every tiavelkr in Dub- Iu yisata the grave of O'Connel. His re mains are deposited in u vault in (Hussite- vie Cemetery. Over this is erected a tall, plain shaft of granite, bearing no inserip- 1 tion. . A monument without an inserip tiou seems meet suitable to this man, who Wit in his power to do Ireland so much good, rt did so little. Near by this cem etery, tq. Phcenix Park, are the celebrated Dotatural Gardens. Here I saw the tea and coffee, theorange and lemon, the poi ava, banana and other plants from differ- ant Climes, coming to maturity. These garden!, are very large, beautifully situated, well arranged and handsomely decorated. When at Dublin, I visited Ilowth Head, a point of land about eight miles east of the city, terming the North point of its hay. Herd the scenery is extremely beautiful and picturesque, diversified with hills and': promontories on either hand, exhibiting a very atacious amphitheatre, bounded toy a high, a ore and said to he exceeded in grandeur by none except the bay of )a ples. Whet: near to the town of Ilow th, 1 was caught in the rain, and took shelter in the house of a laborer. This was more of a hut than a house—its roof was badly thatched with straw, the walls were made of mud, stone, and logs; the floor was ground, and the ceiling was the roof. It Was divided into four apartments : the first was the kitchen, looking most Cola fortless., containing numerous bad speci- Mena of broken crockery, among the most promiueet, of which was a jug, with a Wing around the neck as a substitute for the handle, which bad been broken by tame eldtatiShap a very poor apology for a bed, in the way of straw spread upon several.beerds elevated a few feet 'Uglier than The law .; a most fantastical looking wardrobe, a number of attempts at chairs, and several red pictures in black frames: the third apartment was the cow-stable, and the fourth the pig-pen. The mother and children (the latter in number being a poor man's share) were at borne, and treated us as kindly as possible. Thus the laboring poor of Ireland live in the greatest poverty and filth. The picture is not overdone. Although you see much among the Irish to pity, you see more to love'. The beauty and virtue.of Ireland's daughters are two of the brightest jewels in her crown. In Dublin you will see Inure lovely women in one day than in all of Loudon and Edinburg in a month. An Irish gentleman is the very soul of kind ness and hospitality. There seems center ed in him those noble qualities which com mand the greatest respect and admiration. Ireland contains within herself resources i sufficient to make her a great and better country. With a people possessed of so many virtues, a soil very fertile and a must salubrious climate, she would, un- , der a better form of government, present a tar different and far better appearance. Were the people nut ruled in the most ty ritukal manner, kept in the grossest igno ranee by their relighois guides, and miser; rably debased by intemperance, their me mory, its the world's history, would be as green and lovely a spot, as their own dear We. Going to Kingston, I there took the boat for,,liolyhead. 1 left Ireland with feelings similar to those I would experience its parting with friends. After a very rough ride over the channel, of a few hours, we reached Holyhead. This town is built on a rock with a high bluff promontory, which is ern/netted with the isle of Angle sey by a beautiful wire suspension bridge. Passing over this in the cars and on thro' the Island we hail a fine vier of the sea and country along the coast. The Tubular Bridge over tin straits of Menai connect-. ing the island of Anglesey to Wales was . the next sight of great interest. Being at least 10Q foetshove the sea, it is sufficient- ly high to permit any sized ship to pass under. It is built 15110 feet over en arin of the sea ; with only one pier on which to I rest. Front this only pier, which is built an a high rock rising up in the middle of the straits, the bridge extends 470 feet to me shore add 462 feet to the other. We pawed OD throne, Wales to the curious , old town of Chester. The hieh mountains , and beautdel valleys of Wales remind of some part of Scotland. Chester is I as the oldest welt' in England, arid the on ly one which is entirely surrottudol by a wall. Aloag seine of the streets the side poveineute are two-story. It looked queer to see a. second story, wiTh. pavem.mt like a beleouy and show windows. Walk ing &round the town on the wall- you bee' inscribed on one of its towers, "Here King Cheat* stood September 24th, 1645, and saw his army defeated on %Mow Moor." I visited the Cathedral, which is a very anises building, mid Trinity Churehy which onatains .the remains of Mat thew Wary, the Mob/rated Cmomeutator of the Bible. At the edge of the town is the great ramoocutree of Enema Front Chester toe& the train dears for Liverpool. Re wait* there a few days 1 started for isoants. After a very delightful sea soy see I retureed to my own country only to lowitiaidatt wee dearly, and (1 tatter iny. owtOlostise shie to appreciate its numerous mivesttegoe; If have given you a very hasty ms 4 impeolipet elorteh of some of the most imethalltt thler whialti DM It would its wpoliiiii6 Oft is premed to give you vi tlili euemitmett etteritieog An few het. %sem okeditp";:- The Visite 11110 at Wittaimps. Fiiir inmate - Mt no the, .26tIvittr..mstd:grouede hareem selected out .4Pitutbetg, telt War tuiverde the vit higenitiawreneeeille. Twenty acres have been enclosed, and a eland fur speakers, ticket office and Spacious sheds fur shelter inik exhibited artiries, are now in progress 01 'erection. The building for the display of manufaeinfed goods, will be 125 feet long by 414 fret wide. and that for the tick -01 lace, police station, etc., ninety-six feet be in enty-foor, 'there will he twen ty-eight sheep pens and twenty-five fur inc, three Inindred and ten stalls fur cattle, WI) rthrlAlllllellt halla, 96 by 21 feet, (pile tit each gateway, a rhichen coop, 2U1.1 feet long, and eleven tents, in size from 100 het by HO to 12 by 17 each. the !erg. est of which is intended fur the floral and pomological exhibition. A race course eighteen hundred feet in circumference tins been titled up for the display of horses, and forms a spacious drive around the en• tire ground,. Tnt TOIRR of MR. AV Rossi-mt.—A mar ble blnek has been placed in front of Mr. Webster's tomb at Marslitield—sirnilar br Iliot‘O which he erected in memory tifhis wile, aim and daughters—Which bears the following inscriptions DANIKL ‘VRINSTIKR, Bil.lll.lnionatv IS. I7A, Pied Oclober 21, 184 Lew], I i help thou my unbelief. "Philosophical argument, especially that drawn troth the vastness of the %%WU', in tile apparent insignificance a this 011ie, hits Cinifietimee shaken my reason for the faith which is in me but my heart has always assured and reassured ine that the aispel must be II divine redity. The sermon on the mount cannot be a merely human production.— This belief enters into the very depth of lily conscience. The whole history of man proves it DANIEL WEBSTER." Crux FOR DYAENTKRY.—The National Laidlligencer agues that a respectable cit izen, in communicating the annexed re cipe for Dysentery, or Diarrlitea, discos. emit by Dr. Perkins, of Salem, Masao many ) ears since, states that it has been lomat entirely efficacious in some recent :Climate any quantity of the best rine• r with common ash; to one one table (wilful lit this aolution, add tour times e quantity of boding water; let the pa• neat take of this preparation, as hot es it ! can be swallowed, one tea-spoonful once every halt minute until the whole is drank I • this for an adult. The quantity may he varied according to the age, size, and con solution of the patient. It necessary, a void keeping this preparation in vessels 1 partaking of the qualities of lead or cop- I per. The success of the rerned depends' much on preparing anti giving the dose as above directed. In order to keep the prep:it:Mon hot, it would he well to place! the cup which contains it in a bowl eon (Ailing boiling water, otherwise it will; cool before being taken. ERI9IITFUI, ACCIDENT.—/Vhedinglifig. 30—Yesterday, a dray loaded with :10 kegs of pawner, was passing along Water street When one of the kegs fell off, ratiP• ill a tremendous expliision. Wollaston Limherley, a respectable citizen of this (Aare. icho VCRs Otivi..g the troy, INN" Eiantly killed. His head was blown en. iirely off. Mr. N. Scanberg wan blown into the river and latally injured. The explosion shllllk the whole city, and cans. ed :noell consternation and exritement.--i 'Die whole load of powder, with t h e eN• cepitim of one keg, exploded. Motimos 3.lcinA6s.—The late Secretary of State, Benjamme J. Ferris, of Ithacad N. Y., has returned to Washing.ton city, and reports that not half the degradation of the Mormons has been told; llci g . bam Young ha* forty wives; and that se ditious feelings are rile throughout the coin mutiny. In short, that men and women are in a state of deep degradation. illoar TnocuLs. IN TIM WICIWA9I,— , We see it elated that Major A. S. Dtmel son, a connexion of Gcneral Jackson, and who was dismissed from the editorial Con trol of the froallinglon Union. is to start a new paper in Nashville. it is in he Dentocratte, but opposed to the adini„is• tuition of President Pierce. Other pavers are springing np in Washington and els where, and the "I.Wetf , that be" wilt have a warm time of it before their dame, now "numbered," shall he ended. SINGULAR CARE 07 SOMNOLE*O7.—. MIPS Aratninia, rlatig!iter ni Mr. Fielding S. Ragan, of II aristinhurg. ya., aged a. hout 14 years, without complaining M all of being sicle, went to sleep on the 31 ult.. and has continued in that situation s with scarcely any intermission, ever since.— The Register says she has eaten nothing of consequence since the appalling stupor came over her senses—and has 'spoken htit once or twice sitree she went ro steep. Once, on the grst day she was taken, an imation seemed entirely Hispended. 1t is with extreme difficulty she cart be aroused from her slumbers. hint, when awakened, she scorns to know her friends and aerptaiti. lances. although the power of speech arenas to be destroyed. Hint Anfr Holtlcttrt Sept. I /h.—During an alarm of fire at 12 n'elork last night, the Franklin Hoar Company ran into Kensington • and, When prising tire Hibernia Hose House, were tired at by pereunii in the building. None of the members 01 the Franklin were in jured, but a hall, took effect mi Hugh Meertlia, living in a house opposite, who W 39 looking over a fence, cauaing death iu a few minutes. It i• not known who tired di , fatal shot. The deceased was gru, e l,,,d to th e Hibernia, and ninst have heen shot by his uwit friends. The po llee afterwards entered the Hibernia House and arrested 14 persons. ninny whoiu they Montt two revolvers suit! other arms. ATROCDIUS MURDER ASU AMIN: Brownsville. Pa., Sept. 10.—The house of Wei. Seere,t. at Perryopolis, ten miles from this pare, was ensured by robbers kost slight 41111 Ills A/rife ill lirderell. iIIITISCIt an lialllv Wounded as to leave but little he,tes rrf his' recovery, tied rule house pion dered and botited With NC wile. There is no'elutt ttr the diseuvery'ofthe 'Setups traitor.. ALL tint,lC.--.r.h one mercantile mace in New Orleans, during the present epi demic, all the clerks died successively, and their the agent. The dour. Werke locked up - by die porter. who telegraph ed time Mate of tbdigs .M, die principal ieh, 1 1 118 STII IND BOND. CiETTYS Friday Evening, Sept. 16 1853. STATE TICKET FoR JUPCIE OF SUPREME. COURT, THOM AS A. RISDD, of Philadelphia FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER, MOSES I'OWNALL, of Lancaetor FOR AUDITOR GENERAL. A. K. 31 4 CLURE, of Franklin FOR SUIWEYOR GENERAL, CHRISTIAN 31EiEits, of Clarion WHIG COUNTY TICKET. Folt THE SENATE, Dr. DAVID MELLINGER ASSX MBLY, JOHN C. ELLIS. COMMISSIONER, JAMES J. WILLS AUDITOR, Dr. EDMUND F. SHOED, DIRECTOR OF THE POOR, JOSEPH BAYLY. lAEA/MER, GEOEtil ARNOLD. DISTRICT ATTORNEY, JAMES G. REED. suitvErott, GEORGE B. 'HEWITT q„ Are understand that the Mertiianta in this place have agreed to close their Stores hereafter at 7 o'clock, P. M. lIUNTERSTOWN Are requested to announce that the Exam= ination of the students in this Institution will be held on Tuesday the 27th and Wednesday the 28th of September instant, The Exhibition will take place on Weilues. day evening the 28th at 7 o'clock, on which occasion the "Gottys Lodge Band" will be present. The usual public enrolees connect ed with the Annual Commencement of Pennsylvania College took place during the present week. On Wednesday after noon Pr. Moitius, of Baltimore, addressed the Linnean Association, and Rev. W. A: PASSAVANT, of Pittsburg, the Literary Societies. In the evening the Alumni of the College were addressed by Rev. J, A. Brown, of Reading. On ThurFday morning the commencement exercises came off, addresses being deliver ed by the members of the graduating class, viz P. Bergstresse.., Selinsgrove, Pa.; F: Berkemeyer, Lehigh county, Pa.; P. D. W: flankey, Adams county, Pa.; J. B. Ban key, do. ; S. Riddle, Bedford county, Pa. ; d. Schwartz, Gettysburg,; A. 'lt Waters, Pittsburg. B. C. Sues,esrott,' of Chatobersburg, delivered the Latin Saluta tory ;T. W. Kemp, Frederick, Md. the English Salutatory,; W. F. Ulery, of Westmoreland county, Pa.. the Greek Or ation ; and T. T. Titus, of Loudon county, Va., the Valedictory. A. N. 13augher, of Gettysburg, did not speak, by reason of pro tracted illness, and L. K. Hoch, of Cum ! Berland county, Pa., was excused from speaking. C. Fine, of Fineaville, N. J., was reported unavoidably absent. The degree of A. B. was conferred on i the members of the gtudukting class, and ' that of A. M., on the followinggentlemen, of the class of 1850, viz. : G. W. Ander son, 1)...1 Herrick, Baugher, W. J. T. Carroll, J. F. Crocker, J. M. Eiehelber ger, C. J. lihrellart, D. Garver, W. F. Greaver, R. G: Harper. jr., J. K. Kast, S. 0. Kcempffer, C. Nitteraur, H. Reck, D. Stroh, M. Valentino, D. Worley, and 8. The honorary degtee of A. M. *at con ferred on Dr. JAMF.B OPILLARD, of Jeffer son, 31de ; Rev. J. N. HOFFMAN, Leba non, Pa.; Rev. J. P. CAMPBELL, Cum berland, Md.; Roved. B. DAVIS, Staunton, Ye. The pacealaureate Address to the grad uating class by President BAuouwa, was delivered on Sabbath morning last. All the exercises passed off quite credit ably, tu the presence of a large and inter ested-audience. The music, which was unusually good, was furnished by an amateur band under the instruction and superiutandance of Prof. Die'man. A COMPLIMENT.—The Harrisburg Telegraph, in noticing Dr. Mellinger'e nomination fur the State Senate, pays him the following handsome compliment "Dr. Mellinger represented Adams coun ty for two years in the House of Represen tatives, with' that attention, ability and in dustry, which entitles him totho favorable regard of his constituents. Men of hon esty and honor like Dr. M. ehould be con tinued in the Legislature. They are wan ted at this time." T•An Minimise Maine La* demon stration was held in Boston on Monday last, some of the ablest speakers of New England being in attendance. It was re solved to raise 111100,000 as a fund to be 'devoted to proseeuting violations of the Prohibitory law, siiirAt a meeting of the Democratic Convention in Philadelphia, on Monday last, a resolution endorsing the adminis tration of Gov. Bigler was laid orr the ta ble by a vote of 50 to 14 Cafl ye this backing the Governor ? . tieryk lady residing in the vicinity ,of Salem, Tippah county, Mississippi, Let week became the mother of steen children at one birth. KTEa-Yresideut Tyler hie telly re. covered from his recent, indisposition. It is said his ezerdlent lady presented 'him with isoe boy, • few days singe, which is the Messinghs, has nosived iron her, Another Fire On Friday night last, between 8 and 9 &do*, the startling ery of Ere was again heard in our streets. The large stable of Masers. lIENTLY & Titoxr.t.r., at the east end of Middle street, was discovered in flames—and in a short time was entirely destroyed. There was a horse, belonging to Mr. SAMUEL. FOn LK, in the stable, which was burnt, also a carriage, and a quantity of hay. Rain was falling at the time-- which, with the isolated position of the building, prevented further destruction.— There was an insurance of 1100 ou the stable. This last &et of ineendisrism has thor oughly aroused our citimens, and no efforts will be spared to ferret out and bring to punishment the villains that have been preying upon their property. The Coun cil have offered a Reward of ONE TIMU SAND DOLLARS for the detection and conviction of the person or persons who fired the last two buildings, or $5OO for conviction in either case, and the citizens generally have evinced a commendable vigilance in watching the movements of all against whom the slightest suspicion has 'eon directed. Clued detected, but little mercy will be meetod out to the guilty. ARRESTED.—On Sunday evoniog last, a young man, named Thalamile HANRWAT, was arrested in this place, OR a omega of luiving fired the stables of Jamm Bowen and Samuel Millet, in February ; 1848. and. after a hearing On Monday morn waa committed to answer the charge at Court. There are several others impii oated in the charge, not yet arrested. ROBBERY.*The house of Mr. Johns, in Ilamiltonban township, near "Virginia Mills," was entered on the night of the 7th instant, and robbed of about I-10. The old gentlemen and lady, both of whom are deaf, with a son confined to bed with the rheumatic disease, all slept in one apart ment; in which was stored some $3OO in silver. On the night in question, the son Was roused from sleep by the noise of ail. ter falling upon the floor, when the villain decamped through one of the windoirs, minus the greater portion of his intended plunder. We believe there is nothing to justify any partie-ilar suspicion. ' SELLING LIQUOR ON SUNDAY ILLEGAL.--Juige Woodward delivered the opinion of the Supreme Court, on Tuesday at Pittsburg, in the case of Garet vs. the Commonvealth: The plaintiff in error had been thud four dollars under the Act of 1794, for selling liquor on Sunday, and appealed: The Supreme Court affirm ed the judgment below, deciding that the sale of liquor on Sunday was not a work of charity or necessity: go-Immense Law"denomina tions are being Ma in the leouttert sad Western count!, of' the ' ,state. At H u n t . melsrille, ants ;empty, l a st Friday week, the number in attertdance was com puted to be toll left that 1 2 ,000 I At Kennet %pare. Otester county, last Sat urday, the tweak numbered 5,000. lICP*Hort. Miry A. Wise, it is said, is engaged in writinga,sgsthing article against the Pacific raiirOtad, It is also, reported that he is soon td left t to the hysteraial altar a Richmond beauty: REPLY TO' A.I.IfiTRIA.--Secnretary Marcy, it is saidd is busily employed in drawing up an anawe? to the Austrian prors , nuneiamento about K,oata. It will be a paper ala Webe)tr on Hulsemann. High ground will be taken, and, withal, exeori , ating. It will be addressed to the Austrian Minister at Washington. G cu. Cass is said to have written a very cordial letter to the President, de clining the Mission to France. Ho as - sures the President of his high personal and political regard, and declares no Presi dent ever had so many difficulties to en counter; that his course has been wise, judicious and patriotic; and that the virritbr will accept no position under the govern ment, but as Senator the President can rely upon his earnestend hearty support of the administration. Secretary McClelland re ceived a letter of like import. 'Mr. Stevens, of Kingsbury, 111., a blind mare, recently severely injured by an accident on the Michigan and Southern Railroad, brought suit against the com pany for 810,000 damages, which they promptly paid without litigation. The friends of Vrohibition in York county have nominated Messrs. John Moody, Moses M'Grow, and Matthew Kerr, for the Legislature. 10=7"A few days ago a terrible riot oc curred among the laborers on the railrotid at Somerset, Perry county, Ohio. Two persona were killed and severil wounded. The military had to be called out. It is said the riot commenced at Welch's ell, !®''John Davis, a hostler at Mr. Wit, tneyer's Hotel, in York, Pa., was found dead last Tuesday evening. He was its• temperate 00 0 The Table Rook at Niagara, is non all gone, the piece which fell on Friday be ing the last of it. It is not supposed that any one was buried beneath the fallen mean. 1110" Yellow fever is exending along the Mississippi river. It has made its appear ance ad Vicksburg, Natchez, Grand Gulf, Port Gibson and Baton Rouge. for A correspondent of the Harrisburg Telegraph, writing from Huntington, sug gests Hon. Alex. Russell, late Secretary of State, as the next Whig oandidate for Hov erport and Shea Zook, of 'Mien county, In Canal ComsaboW' mtr. Mess , York DemocratleitsiteCon ent losi-lareal lIE:7"The Demoeratio State , Convention met at Syracuse on Tuesday last. Minor C. Story, Chairman of the General Com mittee, called the Convention to order, and nominated John P. Barnes, hard shell, for Chairman. John P. Skinner, soft, was al so nominated, which was the signal for a general row. A motion to adjourn till 4 o'clock only created greater confusion, and amid the tumult Barnes declared the Con vention adjourned and left the chair.-1 Tito hard shells then left in a body and proceeded to the Globe Hotel, where they organized, with John P. Barnes as Chair , man. Mr. Morris moved the appointment of a committee to call upon the Mayor for protection against the rowdies. A Committee front the Barnburners, or Softy, announced their organization, and requested Mr. Barnes and others to attend their meeting. Mr. Barnes replied that he and his friends did not consider their lives safe in a place ruled by bullies, and therefore declined to attend. The roll was then called, and 81 delegates answered to their names. A Committee was appointed to nominate permanent officers, who re , ported Minor C. Story, of Duchess, for President, With eight 'Vice-Presidents and five Secretaries, which nominations wet* confirmed. Committees were also appointed to pre pare an address and resolutions, and also to nominate candidates for St* to Officers to be sittenitted to the consideration of the Convention. The next day the rival Contentions each nominated full State Tickets, - The old feud. which has so long troubled the NOw York DemoeriCi i * and Which for awhile seemed partially comprouileed, has thus broken out in renewed intensity and will tear the party to pima. The "Baniburn era" or "Soft Shells" are headed by Joh% Van Baren St Co., and the "Old Hunkers" or "Hard Shells" by Follet, Willard, Brady, dto. Besides these two factions there is ano ther known as ths •gAdamantines, antag onistic to WO the others. The Now York Democracy hate pleasant prospects ahead. Trlikinpin In IrrThe "Blaine Law" ocintrolled the election in Maine last Monday to a oonsid: arable degree. The result is the return. of a hugely increased "Maine Party to the Legislature. • Political parties were much diva . ' al Mid cut up on this imam, and it is hard to_olari: sift' the members ocomtly,, ThoWhigt; however; have a plurality of 'fietistots. The HOuse Will be controlled by the Whigs and Independent Democrats, There is as, choice of Govertiorby the people,altiough Crosby (Whig) has an increased vote over last year. VERMONT.—As in • Maine the Proiri .bition loovetraent pretty much eontroited .the election on Monday last: There is no choice of Governor by the people-=the votes for the Free Soil and the Loco' cam didates overbalancing that east, for the Whig candidate. The Whig Rummies seem to have voted for the Loeo candidate tot Governor." • The Benate is Whig, *heter Ole Hoots will be controlled by the Free-8011cm and Loeos, between whom, it is alhiged, a coa lition has been formed, one tolake the Governor and the other the U. B. 88111140 r: The House is 'thought to be anti-Maine Law. If so, our hopes rest with the Ben• ate.. , FRANKLIN & MARSHALL CM. , LEGE.- , --The first annual commencement of this new and flourishing Institution was celebrated last week in Lancaster. The graduating class numbered seventeen, and their performances on the occasion are well spoken of. The next session will be con ruenced in six weeks from that date. The Board of Trustees have authorized propo sals for the erection of permanent buildings. trrThe Uniontown (Pa.) Demotrat says that the Rev. Mr. Clawson, a poor preacher of the Methodist Protestant Church, has fallen heir to an estate in England, valued at one million of dollars. A GOOD MOVEMENT.—A general meeting of presidents and directors of the various railroads in the United States, *e see it stated, will convene at Washington during the month of October, to consider the adoirtion of a code of laws and the es tablishment of such general measures as shall guard against accidents on railroads, and give more confidence to travellers, and assurance that precautionary measures of the most reliable kind are hourly exercised upon every railroad throughout the Union. This is an important meeting, and will have a most salutary effect upon the public mind, besides tending to secure the adop tion of a uniform system of railroad regu lations. ticrwm. P. PRESTON, Esq., has an nounced himself an independent candidato for Congress is Baltimore county, irr op position to Mr. Vansant—both Locos.— The district is largely Loco. Otrl.lon. George '%I. Dallas is in 'Wash ington, and is talked of for the mission to Fran oe or China. KrA temperance mass meeting was held in Monument Square, Baltimore, on Mom day evening. There were several thousand persons present. ANOTHER GREAT COUNTERFEITER AR REETED.-A man named Jones, alleged to be the leader of the connierleiting basilicas in the West, has been arrested at Coving ton Ky., and in Lie possession was found a large number of counterfeit one, two, three, five and ten dollar bills on various batiks in Ohio, besides counterfeiter's tools, bank-note paper, and several sheets filled up with imitated signatures of 8111110101J0 .bank officers. Arrival of the Fraakihr. Flys BAYS' LATER FROWIEUROPE. Nxii, YORK, Sept. 14.—The steatnerj Franklin arrived at 7 o'clock this morning, bringing Southampton dates to the let lust., and lOU passengers. FRANI:E.—The government announ ces, officially, that the fears with regard to harvest were groundless ; that the quanti ty of grain is of an average amount, and the quality excellent. CHINA.—The .Overland India Mail brings later dates from China, hut the news is nut important. The failure of the Imperial attack upon Chi-Kiting-Fun is confirmed, the imperial fleet having re turned to Shanghai, Chilliang-Foo ie said to be the key of the Chinese Empire. atilt the' failure of the Imperialists to cap. lure it is regarded as decisive of the fate of the Empire. The Bee, Mr. Taylor. A merlcan Mie sionary, whit was in the batty of the insur gents ouring the attack, says they did not suffer in the least trona the cannonade of the Imperial troupe. An army of insurgents had started from Nankin fur Pekin, but had subsequently been recalled. GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.-- Advice. IrMin Constantinople In Aug. 'and confirm the statement that the Porte had accepted the Viennanote with slight inotli-; fictitious( and would tend an ambassador to St. Petersburg as soon as the Principal ities were bitemated. Accounts from Bucharest State that the Russian/ Would evacuate the Principalities in September, when the fleets tif Blig:and anti brands would leave for Malta and Toulon. Col, Ruff left Cunstatitirropla on the 21st, with an aUtagrephy latter front the Sultan to the Emperot of Atteitiaieapres itiog his highest thanks to Austria for the preservation of peace. Advices from Odeesk slate that eitraor ,linary activity prevails in the Grain.:nar. km there. The attires were inadequate to contain the arrivals, and depots had been establieked in the open air. 'the Cholera was spreading tepidly throughout the north Of Europe: Arrival of the Niagara TWO DAYS LA PER PROM IdluciPg HALIFAX, Sept. 14.---The steamer Ni agara arrived dm morning bringing Liver pool dates of September .Bd. TURKEY.—The war party have gained the ascendency in. Turkey ' and hobo con siderably eohiplicated affairs, thud giving Russia a new enema for the postponente.nt of a definite settlentent: Many of the Turks had also began to tdanifeat a hostile feelidg Edwards P i rko& and England, char ging their allies witb cowardice; It is rumored that Turkey is willing to have the Principalities formed into independent States under the protection of the Four Pawecs.--- • . The warlike movements itt Turkey con tinue, and 80,000 reserves have beetr called out. . . . A change in the Tut*jab Ministry' O, expected u soon as there is a settlement' of the present crisis. RUSSlA.—Commercial affairs' at Efe: Petersburg were unchanged: Exchange on London better. trNstICCEBEFOLL ATTEMPT TO CAPTURE A Fuorrues §Lsys.—On Saturday last, Marshal Wynkoop, of Philadelphia. ae emepauied by four suiessate, %made ir-dei. sent on the dieing room of the Phrenis Hotel, at Wilkesborre, Pa., and arrested one of the colored men employed there, by the name of Hitt, on the charge of being a fugitive alive from the South. The Mar shal succeeded in getting the handcuffs on one of Bitt's wrists, but before he could were the other, Bitt freed himself by a sudden effort, seised up a carving knife from the table, made a lunge with it at the nearest assistant, used the loose handcuff over the beads of one or two others, sod dashed out into the street. Marahal Wye koop and his men followed him, giving three or four shots without effect. Bitt plunged into the Susquebonna, but being unable to swim, waded out nearly up to his neck, where he remained an hour, at the end of which time, it is said, the offi cers disappeared, and Bitt came ashore, and made tracks probably for Canada.— Owe account says he' was fired at while in the water, and so badly wounded that the officers became frightened nud loft him.-- The cenduct of the officiers is severely cen sured by the citizens of Wilkesbare, as it is alleged, they, being five in number, could easily have captured the fugitive without using firearms. COld UNIOAItD RESOLIITIONS Paned at a getteral steeling aide Comity rengmr• rants Executive COMMUt E. and the Tawaship eub-Commititn, Sept. 10, 1853. Resolved, That it is the sense of this Committee, that the interest of the Tew peranee cause will be best subserved by the passage of a law by the Legislature, prohibiting the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors as a beverage, with a proviso that the law shall be submitted to the citizens of the commonwealth at an election specially ordered for this purpose. Resolved, That we will support no man ; for any legislative office, who is not an open and avowed friend of such a law. Resolved, That a committee be appoint , ed to interrogate the legislative candidates 1 of both parties, mud request a public pledge' that they approve and will labor to enact such a prohibitory law as alive described: that the candidates for the I louso of Rep resentatives be interrogated forthwith, arid the Senatorial candidates as soon as both parties have made the nominations; and that a mass-theeting of the friends of a prohibitory 'liquor law be convened on I Saturday, the 24th instant, at 10 o'clock, A. N., at the Court-house in flettysburg, to receive th'i answers of the candidates, and to determine their further action.— Messrs, E. \V. Stable, A. 13. Kurtz, W. W. Paxton, and 1)r. J. L. hill constitute this committee. Resolved, That the address issued the Dauphin county committee; be adopted and signed by thin committee, and that all the editors iu town be requested to pub lish it. Resolved, That as this Committee stand pledged for 8100, for the expenses of pro- curing a speaker to canvass the county, and fee tracts and papers for general dis tribution, the sub-committees - be earnestly requested to take collections in behalf of this fund, at their township mass-meetings and also privately. Resolved, That Dr. J. L. MI be ap pointed Treasurer of the County Commit tee, to whom all collections aro to be re mitted. 0 Resolved, That the foregoing resolutions be furnished to each of the newspaper edi tors of this county for publication. By order of the Minty Committee. Smelt:mg Ootmenancm.—We learn front' the Hillabonguell (Ohio)Gazette that nn Monday niglii.tbe house ot Mr. James Welch, ofleferaon, in that county, was non aligned by fire, and two of his sons aged 18 and 13..periahed in the devouring element. Four other children e,ca ped. NW:NSF. IMPART OF IROPC—? ' here ar• rived at the port of New York on Montlip from Europe, an enormous quantity or Iron. riz: 3941 tons, 5448 harts milrostl,, 1207 tons pig, 34,629 bars and 19,956 bundles iron: A Nagar WORK RR CAPTAIN Wittman.— The New York Sunday .lilas say• it has been the practice of Captain Isaiah Rye. dere, of the Empire Club, all his life, to keep a diary. in which is recorded all his political, financial and pereurial exploits, and that he is now writing a book fur the press which will contain all the mom. reminiscences of hie political operations. orr7- It was rumored at Washingkitt.kwn the 14th inst., that Mr. Cushing will go to Franco, and that Mr. Dallas will 4001111* Attorney General. W:PThe anniversary of the 12th of See!eniber was observed with much spirit io Bohituore. tiscaoruiLA.7 l MYERS' EXTRACT OF HOCK ROSE. This wonderful medicine is test gaining for heldf a popolority which no other medicine can boost of. 'l'he. plant, Kock Rose ' , le Ord sad recom mended by many eminent physician', of our coon try. Heir whet J. H. Thtenpeon. of Philsdatihia, must of bries - prescrilted it in bed cases of vino rubies patients at Wilt Hospital." Hia encomia aitteeted the attestion Of senior physiriens. Ho reports the following remarkable caer.of white swelling of the right hip fn February. 1844. . Thar led Was Wren yoars-c,141, and had the disease lipr three yeah; the bine Watedislocated upwards and Stllitrards There was a large opening toi the hip leading to the bone, into whictrl rouhi thrum my Hotel. I counted thow uhstra. He had brew under sews' physicians who bad siren hint Op. I ordered a decomien of Hock Moss—en too days his night sweats mood. f then ..nlered a lea tpoosoftil of Rock koas. three times • day. thir ty.nihe atter he war 'Mihaly well. Hee ed. 't df Illyerre Ruck Hors. Pir*For pale In Oeuyshurg by S. H. BUSH bHa, one ht Droned. generally. Kept. 16. RENIEDIDEIts Ohl* orkinal end genurne TiA t.^ l HOF Wtl,DCßEHHY,wasintroducrd rte' Bib jr ir 1638 and hes been well toned in .11 !Ms tnthpWlnts for which it is recant:m.(l.d. For him fern" it her pmewl more elliceeiotie a.. MIN. di for (loughs Colds. Influenza. Bronchitis, Pith. ma *MI Hanstnernion in its incipient maps, than any dirt medicine, -Brit W. FOWLE, Deriggist, No, 13i Wirehitigton street, Boston, Mass, is the role pre prielor Of the graultse medicine, end supplies hods at wiled* alo and retail, and of whom ageism:se mut be °Wined; lie. War?. Arne afire, "I wish heartily success your H to iklicine. lemonade,' every fiithß of * 6r the fatal riyitiptonis of pulmonary disease as a direct tribUte to d'utlitthig humanhy : and au hopekin aye thew_ cases geneially that phreiriatis are'alwayar justified in dime any remeity which her signally bent:fined othe,rs. Ong thing is ter tarn': thb publiC sirtayi have • enormity that *steed medicipei aliH . geneeally be sustained only long it Tirol vie prepared and cumin 10' relives or mire.' To • more recent' letter be sityi—"As Wi.ter'• Balsam of Willy Giber, Wilt, only , potent merit. tine to'slab T dyer ginin my public a reoln- Menth*fid I Agit nil ' bd rielpected by the candid of atenif reloh' or pleidpitittd triagimorly ea tix what hays seen' and MAO If gihiiilnY, aflceB 1. Ti , IgirroirmiligitealettjebeltebY IHT2II- LEH. and by Dirulegione BsgYAily., li. OA L'eInUARIE: WARR Cr. Eir now yogi e'erierot obit Ate' werreso y FLOUR.—Thie otteibre by thy steamer FritAt- lin were reuiiied' tiiu motaiiur. About 11 1 2:0 0 0 . herreN Howard' ottAk Flour Uirre •01.1 gitivi. to the news being tiled. public'et se 14 AYwit thrt newt became tuttisida the'rheritot' v6e" tiegit!• tied. and 11.4 mdefi'dimpositirid to upir4lo.• Buy ers,/ ere mu di.pookkl td 061 4.114 e $6: risks swot 1,600 bbl*: City Mille' et' $1 023. The' mock of Flour te very smdi. W. quote Rye Flour et 154 373, slut Gum' Neel *2' 50 per" DRAIN AN D Met Atinut'2B:o(lll' hush!' els of Wheat offered this' Mendell skill twilit sold odor to ern new. at 1 IA sill' 103 far radio' 143a41 37 for good to gointirwhiti. 01 4 Ids family flour whit* Wheat Mail& 1 3 . 11 4U par bashed. Inferior lots are *edit* at 0 to It' rents below the shows Seams. Alter the news became kr.own tips market oiss duller, wad buyers not disposed to purchase escort eta shed decline. Abont 11.000 Wands of Coma Aimed, and poll! mid at 71 a .72 canti ter wklte and 'Mt a7l rents per bushel for yilfrow. Maryland end Virgiris Rye 74 ir 70 cents; Pennaylesoks doe, 81 cent' per bushel. "ales irf Marylsad and Vie. ginia Oats at 38 a 40 cants for grad to pilaw eery tholee.da. totroaht I t 012 cense ; andArr lerlor Ostia a /11 cants Per babel. Seeds qul et; price* unchanged. OROCPAIKB Anil s sales tmday of 100 begs Rio at 114 • 111 mum generally held it 11 trentl per P.4epit irm. Maleness prima unrhensed. Rice 41 aAI tents per lb. PROVISION/I—W alma Wean( Mow pork' at 4118 28 peribbl. Mess Beef $l5 Mr per Nate/ Bacon shoulders 74 a 74 canto, Athenaeum. , and hams Il a 124 awe per lb Lanl in tads. cent., and in kegs 12 cents per lb. Dotter be, kegs 10 • 14 cents per lb 'WORK MARKET. FLOUR, per bbl.. Irmo wagons, 11111 VS WHEAT, per boatel, I IS to 1 SP RYE, '• , SO CORN, " eir OATS, .4 V' TIMOTHY SZED, per Aube), CLOVER SEED, " FLAX-NEED. PLASTER or PARIS, per ton, HANOVER MARKET. FLOUR, per barrel, (from Wogooe) 04 Illkl, , WHEAT, per bushel, 1 10 to 1 rle ' RYE, 66 911 . , Ilk 'l'l C(RN ,40 OAT:l. 35 TIMOTHY-SEED, 176 CLOVER-SEED 4 60 FLAX-SEED. , I 111: MARRIED. On Tuesday morning lust, by Rev. R. Jobnston Dr. CHAS. HORNER. end Miss CAROLINE 8., daughter of Mr. George Arnokl--all of Ibis place. In Philadelphia. an Monday i.el, by the Rev. Dr. Duesehet, Dr. WM. KENT GILBERT end Miss ULARA, only daughter of the late Alex. J. Reid—all of that city, On the Bth inst , by the Rev. J. Ulrich, Mr,.! HENRY BERICHEIMER, and Miss CATH— ARINE HOKE--all of York county. On the 11th inst., by the same, Mr. ELISHA EBAUGH, of Carroll county Md.. and Mile- CATHARINE E. HEWES, of this county. On the 13th inst, by the same, Mr. DAVID' SCHERER and Mite CATHARINE SMITH— aII of York county. On the same tiny by the tame, Me. r MAR GARDNER, and Miss SIDI rl'A ANN MA—. TILDA MEALS—both of this county. On the Bth inst., by the Rev. Jacob Ziegler. Mr. JERF:MIAII H. BOWERS, of Moturt)oy township, and Mies SUSAN C. FOlll.. of Me- whiten township. DIED. On the 16th ult., at Peferahurg, (Y. S.) aftite protracted and painful illness of figs *oeks. the Itev.FREENIAN LANE, late Pastor of the Pro testant Episcopal Church at that place, ta•iMM 53,1 year ol his age. lturai. to , aubteranean railway Litintion 4iont the loler end of 44gosore-road to the King's Cross. The estimated Capital for the execution of the work la 1..900.000. length of the ; ItilOttririgund railway will be less than two miles and a half. There will he sta tion, at very short distances, say at every -gitirtar al a mile. The charge for the whole distance in the first class will be en -1)V1:lic ,pence. Every carriage will be obatidaidy lighted. It is expected that die Mae will he in full operation in little marathon twelve months. ...f.COUNTY COMMITTEE THE members of the Whig County ComMittee, are requested to assem "lle at the office of the Chairmen, in Get. tyspurg, on Tuesday [he 20th of Sepiern• er,AOl,. at I o'clock, P. M. A full et., *endemic in desired. R. (11. WUREARY, Chtiirman. Sept. TEACHER WAN tel. Board of `School Direetora of 1 " Hampton Metric' will meet at Hamp ton School house, on Saturday the Bth of October next, at 2 o'clock P. M., for the purpose of employing a TEACHER for grid "district fir the ensuing winter. • ray order of the Board, H. A. PICKING, Seety. Sept. 18. 1888—td MASS MCIIIZITINVI OF THE Friends of a. Prohibitory Liquor Law. .• frienits ora legislative aciinn for -A. ilia, prohibition of the traffie.in inwl jesting liquors as a beirersie, lobe submit ted to a vote of the people s will meet in Mart Colifiblitistii int "Stitt/May Me 2414 of Septenther, at to 'o'clock A. M., in tho Court house at to receive thu rephos of legislative candidates in the in. tarrogritorier requestina theirpledse in fa , vow of a prohibitory law, and to determine on further "tenon. V. V. N I CNIVIONICa, 44. P0W19114 A. U. Kuitrz, J . PArrear, THE DIG TENT'', AGrand Slap Meeting of the friends n(Prithihitiiin 0111 be held in Gettys burg on Thursday the ath of October VAT. *MAI% If AN WAONPR. the eelebreted lecturer. with his 01110 TENT" trill be on the ground. , By order of the . 404 &I I TI'EE. Sept. ill, 1833--td • FARM] tat MULL suhvedbar will offer for Rani*, I Publir ()lorry on Aridity Me 7th of Ociobur'next,ist o'ctock P. lg., on the premises. that valuable tt iti 1 1111 the 'prokkty of G. W. D. fit vI NE (a i.tinstio.) Situate in lisinikonban town. ship, atahtelorearotty;WAynnithe lint% °ID. o,,emerntair, Wm. Wilson. A: 'lnitialer; WintrAtte. end ushers. nottlaiitiug .418 Ares, snare or less.. The property Is in gond toilet; eptthOtat tetaltithition. andaery pro. iluetive. blare is . a•Otie ' abit l l l:4l23 on the preftiiite's, too IVult of all kinds. Persons desiring to we the property can do MI by esltitig oh the present tonsils. Vonvoliftee of Geo. Irvine. '3.ist. 16, 1813—Id. RIAU TIMBER LAND FOR SALE, THE: aidiseriher Will 4011 ai l'uhlici bale , Monday the ad of Ckfober nest s at 10 iielnek A. PR: on the remises, n number of lona of swhiable YOUIII3 ( • 11,E4 rNur TIM DE q. NIX ilium in Ilainifunitiari uiwutitti , ddilita enmity. a gtile li lit half weft u'r Mmr ololl.l i mid Mitsui the same distance west of Vir inia Mills. adjoining lands of heirs of Illyahrorike, doomed. Jaeoh Boller. John litiviiiielrea it. sen.. Win. .Stott and others. TIM' Timber 'has limits superior in the eouuty, and is well suited for Farm era. elm way. wish to have a yearly sup- FIRST—RATE tt,it be gold in lotr of from four to nisot Ines , 4s laid out by recent survey, lerPersona desiring Timber land will do wen an attend the sale, an the lots WILL.. HE BOLD WITHOUT RE -9 ERVE.' 10"PirtrOns wiehiiiq rn view the prem ises ur cilgufu . in formation concerning them , can do so hy, milling on the subscriber. Attendance given and terms made known on day of sale by • JAMES D. , Gettieburg,'Sept. lA. 1853—td JANIESb. PAXTON NM URSA Collegiate and Medical Institute. VALENTIN! SONREIL Pmfeenor in theCul fektinte Department. U. PENNER. M. D.. Prolossor in lb. Aleclical Department. ►•HE'AVinter Session in this loadin g lion will commence on Monday the MU do* le October next—and will end on As fast. Monday in March following. Teitiun fee in the Collegiate Depart . spent sls,•••••Onntingencies $1 50. TM 'simile* in the Medical Dvpartment $2O-- Contiogeocies $2 60. German language, fvo elewsieu.sll; French do., $5; Draw ling. N; Mus'. *lO. Payment, in all cases, .advance. Boarding, washing, dto., is (nil-Ached 1 n either of the Professors for •900 per an ourn—qn arterly in advance. N. H. The semi-annual Public Examina tion. ending the Summer Session, will sake place in the Hall of tile Inetitute, on Moiklay the 26th of Egepteinher inst., com• tmencing at 9 o'clock, A. M. M. D. G• PPEIF PER, Principal. New Oafurd, Sept. 12.—td 71YUIVIa ! 7 RUNA'S AGENERAL assortment of Trunks, which will be sold very cheap. at WHEREAS, in and by the Act of the General Assembly of this State, anti tled "An act to regulate the General Elections of this Commonwealth," enacted on the 2d of July, 1839, it is enjoined on me to give Public Notice of such Election to be held, and to enu merate in such notice what officers are to be elected: "1, JOHN SCOTT, Sheriff of the County of Adams, do, therefore, hereby give this Public notice to the Electors of the said County of Adams, that a GENERAL ELECTION will be held in Said county, on the Second Tuesday (f October next, (the 11th,) in the several Districts composed of the follow ing Townships, vie: In the First district, composed of the Bor ough of Gettysburg and the toivriship of Cum berland, at the Court-house in Gettysburg. In the Second district, composed of the town ship of Germany, at the house now occupied by Levi Crept, in the town of Littlestown, In the township of Germany. In the Third district; composed of the town ship of Oxford, at the house of Widow Miley, in the town of Now Oxford, In the Fourth district; composed of the town ships of Latimore and Huntington, at the house of Jonathan B. Chronister, in the town ship of Huntington. In the Fifth olfistrict, composed of the town ships of Hamiltonban and liberty, at the pub lic School-house in Milleratown. la the Sixth district, composed of the town ship of Hilnilton, at the house now occupied by David Newcommer, in the town of . Berlin. In the Seventh district, composed of the township of filenallen, in thelublia &WA' helmet in the town of Bendemvillo. In the Eighth district, &imposed of the township of Straban, at the house of Jacob L. Grass, in Huriterstown. , In the Ninth district, composed of the toirtil ship of Franklin, at the house now occupied by floury Hartman., in said toirnship.. - In the Teeth district, oomposed.of hos town , ship of Conowago, at the house of John Bus' bee, in MoSherrystown. 1 Io the Eleventh' district, Composed of the township of Tytotte, at the house of. Samuel Sadler, in Heidlersburg. la tho Twelfth district, composed of the township . of .Mounidoy, at the house of George Snyder / in said township:,.. .. ' In the Thirteenth district, comtood of the township of Moutitplumalt, at o'house of . Anthony 'Smith e 'in said totionship, situate at the crone -roads e the one lending from Oxford [ to the Two TIIII*OII / the other from -Hunters r town to Renovate ' ' . . 1u the Fourteenth districts acinno*k4 of .t h e I township . of heading, at the house of Henry Miller, in Hampton, In the Fifteenth district, composed of the Borough and township of Berwick, at the putt lie School-house in Abbottstown. - In the Sixteenth district, composed of the township of Freedom, at the house of Nicholas 31,,rits, in said township. In the Seventeenth district, composed of the township of Union, at the house of Enoch -le fever, in said twittishipe In the Eighteenth distriet, composed of ,the towitship. ofßutlet; at.ths_pnldio,School-binise in Middletown, in takitownill: At which time and places V be elected ' One Canal Commissioner; hue A uditorOenatal ) - , - One Surveyor General ; One Judge of the Supretnti Cent} j ' Otte blew bur of ,the Senate , Pennsyl vauia, for 'Adams and Franklin Clottritieo ~ One Member of Assembly ; ' ' 1 One. CIAO inissioner ; - One. County Auditor; • ' " One Director of 'the Poor I • .• , One County -Treasurer ; One County Surveyor; and One Metric!, Attorney. Particular attention is direated id the Aet of Assambiy, passed thathlth day of Fetervisoyil Intl, entitled "An act relative to voting at 1 elections of Adamt, Dauphin, York, Linea& tor, Cumberland, Bradfordi Centre, Greene, and Erie, vie : "Section 1. Ba it enacted by the Senate and House of Repreeentativesof tluiComnionwealth of Pennsylvania in General Assembly met,' and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the samo--that it shall be lawful for the opal died voters of the counties of Adams; Lewes* ter Dauphin, York, Yranklin, CumbBrland, Br:milord, Odntre, Greene, sad Erie; fiord and after the , postage of this act, to vote' bt till ' candidates for dm various offices to I* filled at any election on one slip or diske4 : Provided, The office for which every candidate is voted Ibr; shall be designated, as reeoired by the aim. •ting laws of this Commonwasitiu.,, .• ; • "Section 2. That any fraud .coilitotited by' . , , any person voting in the manner above prey scribed, shall be punished hy,the existing laws of this Commonwealth."' ' ' • Attention is also directed to the iblioniii section of the Act of the General *nimbly 'Of' thesession of 1851, entitled "Ast act In provide' , ' for.the election of Judges of the isvaral Courts of this Ootidnonweldhle" . _, • Section 4" Thlit the el ect i on Mt audios shill be held and conducted in the severed elation districts in he same mann* in all respects as elections •lb Yepreenetatiikkeare or shell be keti held and, eon sited, and by the same Judi*, inspectors; other officers ; and the pros+. sions of ti act of the General Assembly; en- 1 titled "An Act relating to the elections of this Commonwealth," approved the second day of, July, one thousnud,eight hundred and thirty- ' nine, and its sev eral supplements, and all oth er `like laws, is far se thm,same shall be in .fume and applicable, shall be deemed and is- I ken to apply to the election for judges : Pro- I vided r 'Lad the aforesaid electors shall vote fur judges of the Supreme Court on a separate' piece of paper. Auce--la and by virtue of the 14th section of the act aforesaid, every person excepting Justices of the Peace, who shall hold any of fice or appointment of profit or trust under the Government of the United States, or of any city or iiii f orporated district, whether a com missioned officer, or otherwise, a subordinate officer or agent, who ie, or shall be, employed under the Itgishitive, executive or the department of this State, or of the United States, or of any eity..or incorporated district, mid also that every member of Congress and of the State Legislature, and of the Select or Common I . 01111e,i1 of any City, or Commissioner of any incorporated district, is by law incapa ble of holding or exercising at the same thno, the office or appointment of Judge, Inspector, or Clerk .f any election of this Commonwealth, and that no Judge, Inspector, or other officer of any such election, shall be eligible to any office to be then voted for. Juiswll.l4qPiiimoox, D. D. Ui.• o~tx. E W. Krots.R, A. Wain., Lsecudw Eammittre. ALsa—That in the fourth section of the act of Assembly entitled "An Act relating to (MO cutionm, and for other purposes," approved April 10, 18-10, it is enacted that the athresaid 13th section "shall not be construed, as to pre vent any militia officer or borough officer, from -serving as judge, inspector or clerk, ut any general or special election in this Common wealth." And in and by an Act of the General As sembly of this State, passed the 2d day of July, .1839, it is directed that the Inspectors and Judger be at the places of their districts en the day of the General Election aforesaid, at 9 O'clock in the forenoon, to do and perform the several duties required and enjoined on them in and by the same act. And be it further directed, in and by the act of the General Assembly of this State, a foresaid, that one of the Judges of each of the different districts aforesaid, who shall have the charge of the certificates of the number of votes which shall have been given for each candidate for the different offices then & there voted for at their respective districts, shall meet on the third day after their election, I which shall be on Friday the 14th of Octoher 11 1 11 IE subscriber reepectfolly offers aforesaid, at the Court-house, in the Borough j himself as a candidate for COUNTY Gettysburg, then and there to make a fair SURVEYOR, at the ensuing Election, s tatement and certiffcate of the Tiu mbor of votes, which shall liave been given at the different.' and desires supporttu• I theof his fellow.c . di s teietssin the county of Adams, for any per-, zeni• eon or parsons for the offices aforesaid. JOHN SCOTT, Sheriff , SA MSON'S PROCLAMATION. • Nevi Wall Paper Warehouse. I WO N RTO CANING! ' MANUFACTURER!! & IMPORTERS. No. 124 Atch Street, second door above Sixth, PHILADELPHIA, WHERE may be found the latgesti and handsomest assortment in the Purchasers from the country will find it to their advantage to call at our attire, where tbby will be suited with a superior article, at the lowest prices. HURTON & LANING, No. 124 Arch Street. above Sixth, PHILADELPHIA. Sep. 16, 1853-3 m FALL MILLINERY GOODS. JORN tt SONI4, N 0.45 South second Street, Philadelphia, AHE now opening , for the Fall Trade, a large and well selected assort ment of SILKS, RIBBONS. FEATH— ERS. FLOWERS, and MILLINERY GOODS in general. Confining them selves exclusiselv to this branch of the trade and IMPORTING the larger part of their stock, enahles them to offer an as sortment unsurpassed in extent or varie.y, which will be sold on the most favorable 101M01. Sep. /8, 1853-2 m PROTRACTED 1111 EIMER. A PROTRACTED MEETIND will be held at Heidleraburg, commenc ing on Saturday earning the lst of Odo ber mat The ministers and members of the Chinch of Gad, and the public gener ally. are incited to awed. JOHN A. PLOWMAN. flar"18. 1853. Protracted Meetings. E. following Protnieted 'Meetings I mill be bald at the following those and places : One wilt commence Saturday , evening. the Sitth of September, at the school hciuse•nes, Fisher's Mill, on the Conowsgo creek. it miles south west of Heidletsburg, Adam, minty, Ps. 2. Will commence on Friday evening the 22d of Othiber. at Raver" School house. 21 miles south of Geuy t aburg. The public are invited to attend., JOHN A. - -PLOWMAti. Pastor. Sept. it, , 1863-111 , • ABANNINFQ COURT. iw ca l icE is hereby given that an ad- Journed Court M of Common em will be held tr Gettysburg. in anffor the enmity of Adams, on' Monday he 17111 doy of Odobee ricet, at 10 it'eloelt A. M.. when and where , all parties interested are requested to be present. , FIN SCOTT. biliwit §lsertris Otlicf, - 0041 ars. Augu Y, HUM—id XOTICE: fI:AME to the residence of 'the sub- V) (trial. ieHatniltooben iewriship, Adam. edenty. orf-the"3odrday August Net, it white Heifer. with red ears, and slit on right ear, about one fear old. Tim owner is' desired . to come forth, prove fWaimPlusl, pay ettarlfea. and take her ;- y. Sept. 9, 1853-4t5 JOHN PENNER. VOTIOE. ETTER'S of Administration nn die .14 estate of WM. R. BADGER. late of Remington township. Adams -county, Pa.. deed, having been granted to the sub. scsibet; 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 suns, proper- Itautlistiticated. for iiiittlenieni. - AGNES SADLER: oldaex. Sept. 2. 1853-6 t. NOTION. J4EtI'EILS of Administnition with the, will anneged, on the estate of the late RICHARD SADLER, ur Huntington . township, Mama co., dec'd, having been granted to the subscriber. residing in the same tnain'p. he hereby gives ounce to all persons indebted to said estate to make immediate payment, and to those !lav ing claims against the same to present them properly authenticated for settle. went. iItISN L. SADLER,. Joiner. Sept. 2, 1553-Bt. NOTItE. THE undersigned having been appoint ed Auditor to mike distribution of the balance remaining in the hands of of PAUL. TROUPE. Administrator of CATHARINE TROUPE, late of Lan more township, deceased, will attend tor ' that purpose at his office in Gettysburg, on Saturday the 151 h day of October nett, at 10 o'clock, A. M., when and where all persons interested can attend. D. A. BUERLER, .quditor. Sept. 2,1853-3 t. COUNTY TREASURER. rg•ilE undersigned respectfully an nounces to his friends and fellow citizens of the county, that he is II eandi. date for the office of COUNTY TREAS— URER, at the ensuing election. should he be so fortunate as to be elected, he pledges himself to discharge the duties of the office promptly and with fidelity. GEORGE ARNOLD Gettpaburg. Sept. 9—te COUNTY TREASURER. To the Voters of iltiatiss county ." 11.. 4 1 NCOUIIA GED by the solicitations. - 4 - 4 of numerous friends, I offer myself es a candidate for the office 01 County Treasurer, and respectfully solicit your support. Should Ibe elected, your coal- , dince will be duly appreciated, and my bent efforts will be drieeted to a Ititliful and impartial discharge of the duties of the office. LEONARD STOUCH Gettysburg. July 1. 1853. COUNTY SURVEYOR. GEORGE R. TIEWIrt Maclellan twp. Sept. 16, 1853—ce onNING OF FAMONS. SELLER EURTZ Sias opened his rail Styles for tirentlemen's 'MATO VAIPV), Men's, Boys', Youths', Ladies', Misses' & Child's Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Ties, ad Slippers. Sept. 9. 1853. WHITE DILL ACADEMY, THREE MILES WEST OF MR RISBURG. THE sixth session will commence on Monday, the 7th of Novemher ne* Parents and Guardians are requested to inquire into the merits of this institution. The situation is retired, pleasant, health ful, and convenient of access ; the course ot instruction is extensive and thorough ; and the accommodations are ample. INSTRUCTORS. D. Dent.tsorit, Principal. and Teacher o Languages and Mathematics. Dr. A. DINSIIORK, A. M. Teacher of An cient Languages and Natural Sciences. E. 0. DANE. Teacher of Mathematics and Natural Sciences. Hums COYLE. Teacher of Music. T. Koss WHITE, Teacher of plain and or namental Penmanship. TERMS. Boarding, washing, and tuition in English, per seation. five month■. •60 00 - Inetnetion in Ancient or Modern Langua ges. each •6 00 Instrumental Music. •10 00 Par circulars and other information ad dress D. DENLINGER, Sept. 0-.llm Harrisburg, Pa' NEW GOODS. 9111 HE subscriber has just opened a fresh sjofti et t o f Scommable Goods, comprising 'Niers! assortinku of Stepk and Fancy I)ry hoods, tO which the early and particular aittutiti of parsons . wanting cheap goods :a *gnu respectful', invited. D. MIDDpECOFF April 3`g, 1 858. . • Nit Antit OF SPRING JUBT receiving a new a e 4 Stork of DRY GO (ERIES AND QUEEN KURTZ'S "heap Corner, eraley'a.) &pal & 'St..ttle up and save si Y Unoks and accounts 4 NALced.ln the hands of D• ' Esquire. fur collection.. , to bare coats will call on forthwith, ALEX. 124ZER. TO THE PU*LIC. E Subeerillei desikee II the et•- ianiion of the Citizens, pf Adams County. to hie ezteenitte mock of Books...We:dowry, Agsney Goo ,Vetodry, Porte Monnoies, Per eery, Bruebea. Combs, epc . loo t Boots. Shwa, 111. and Caps. which for moiety' and cheapen* he deikt all competition in this or any itthe neigh boring Counties. w Call led see. at the North East Corner of Cense Square. June 10.] KELleft 111 4 1INE Militia (le Beget for 95 rent,. ; 0 - Barite de pims. for Ili its 4 Lawn• for,e.fip.,with a• very chniee te!vetion of DRESS GOODS, at priers !ready be low the usual rates, ran now be had it MIDDLECiOFF'S. April 22.1852. RAY WANTED, PERSONS having My to sell will do well by calling on the subscriber, in Gettysburg, who is desirous of purchasing. The highest Market price will, be paid at ell times. I.Kr As he intentlß having the Hay, after being parked, hauled either to Hanover or Baltimore, Me preference to haul will be given to those front whom he may pdrchime. SOLOMON POWERS. Dee. 24, 1852.—tf V HE SHADY SIDE, or Life in the - 111 - Country Parsonage, by a Pantries wife. just published and for aide at KELDER KURTZ'Z A LBUMS ! ALBUMS! A splendid Ilk assortment of Albums, of various prices, just received direei Irani N. York at - KELLER KURTZ'S. H ARPER for June, illustrated by .mure than 100 engravings. A mew volume commenced —• 125,000 copies printed. Now is the time to subscribe at KuuTz's Bookstore. NOTICE. A LI/Rersons knowing themselves delSted to us by Note or Hook Ac counts will please call without delay. as it is absolutely necessary that all accounts should lie settled at least mire a year. S. FA lINESTOCK & SONS. Dec. 31. 1852. TE ACHE RS IVA NTEI). f r HE School Directors of Monittpleas -11- ant township will meet at Brush Run School House, in said township, an Saturday the Ist of October next, at 11 o'clock, M., to employ teachers for the diP ferent schools in said township, RICHARD ADAMS, Secretary. Sept. 9, 1953-3' • Keep it Before the People imAT MARCUS SAMSON has just - 0 - received one of the largest and most varied assortment of Over Coats of every description ever offered in the county, and at prices that will not only please, but re ally astonish. Give us a call before per chasing. UMBRELLAS, A VERY Large attoortment, aft kin& and sizes from 373 cents up, at KU irrz.s. smr- Blanks of all kinds foi sale at this (Mice. PUBLIC SALE, T HE 91thar r i tM. wishing to Ilispone of n potlion 011ie property, grill offer at Public sale, on the premises, in Peters burg, Y. S.. on Friday the 7th day of Oc tober rifxt, at I o'clock P. M. A FARM containing 30 ACRES of PATENTEE) LAND, in a good state of cultivation, ad joining lands of William Aloorhead,Jacith Greist, and others, on which are erected a TWO—STORY BRICK HOUSE, with a Stable and Carriage House ; a LOG HOUSE and large Frame Barn ; a FRAME HOUSE and Blacksmith Shop. There are two good springs on the a bove premises, and also a choice selection BEARING •. FRUIT TREES. The above property will he Hold alto• gether, or divided into three portions, to suit purchasers. Also, at the same time, will be offered 10 or 15 ACRES of eDLAND. well Timbered, adjoining lands of Michael Leer, Peter Niter and others. Attendancegicen awl terms made known by SAMUEL SHELLY. Or The above property, if not sold on the 'above named day, will be FOR RENT. 1 will also rent the TANNING ES— TABLISHMENT edioining lily proper ty. This is a very desirable opportunity fir any one wishing to commence the bust ness. Sept. 2, 1853-31 PUBLIC SALE. HE euhertiber, Assignee, of DAVID T TRIMMER and Wife, of Tyrone tottnithip, Adams county, will Fell at Public Sale on Saturday, the24th of &p -ion* taxi, on the Felonies, the of said Trimmer. situate in said township. adjoining lauds of Dr. W In. R. Stewart, Wm. Sadler, Joint Stealy, and othms.— It contains 241 A.Cltiltils. more or leas, a large proportion of which is in good TIMBER, will* a fair propor tion of Meadow, the whole conslitning a BromrsiteStock Farm. The improvements are a SODAS. well eeleet• I OS, 6110— WARE, at lately Blur- A OSIR-AND.A.HALF STORY LOG DWELLING with a double Log Barn, a Stable. Dorn Crib, Wagon Shed, Smoke Douse, Dry House, and Other out buildings. There is a first-rate Spring and Spring Dowse cot venient, and an excellent Costs ! eve been pie. Beuthert. toes wishing Mr. Buehler O R Cll. R 13) OF CHOICE FIIUIT. Conowago Creek NHS through the Farm. This property can readily he divide l with out injury, and will he sold entire or in parts, as may suit purchasers. Those wishing a good Farm will do welF to at tend, as or Tit must and will he sold. firr•Petonne wishing in view the prem ieea will call un the lieg ut fleidlersburg, nr on Mr. TRIMMER re siding on the premises. llCrAttentlanee will he given and tetrne made known on the (Icy of pale by JACOB S. 1101,LINGE.;R, SelBo4, 1853 ignee. UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND. /THE FORTY—SIX Hi ANNUAL Ja SESSION will begin on DAY. October 131 h, 1853, and end ou the Ist of March, 1854. Principles and Practice of Sutter• and Clinicalsurgery—NA'l'llAN IL SMITH. M. D. Chemistryand Pharmacy—WM. E. AIKEN, M. D. Prieciples and Prartiee of Medicine and Clinics! Medicine—SAMUEL. CHEW, 31. U. Anatomy. and Physiology—JOSEP H ROBY, M. D. • O latetrica—RlCHAßD H. Taommi. M. I). Maierin Medics+. Therapuiirs and PRO'. 01 tgy—GEO. W. MILTENBERGER, M. •D. Practical Anatomy—BEßWlCK B. M 1). Fees for the full course. $9O ; Demon atrator'e fee, $lO ; Matriculation, Er; Graduation 11150. For purposes of Clinical instruction, die Faculty have at their commend the Balti more Infirmary, containing 200 beds. It belongs to the University, and is managed and attended entirely by the Paculty, and is open to all matriculates of the school thronglioni the year without fee. Anatomical material is abundant and cheap. Expenses of living In Baltimore as low as any Atlantic city. ' WM. E. AIKEN, M. D., August 26 1.853—58. Dean. LEE & RINGLANDJS (Late Church, Lee & Itinglentre,) LUAt4EIt YARD AND *tram ,Satu ON THE YORK & CUMBERLAND RAIL ROAD, NEW CUIVIZERMAND, Pa. 0:7 - A large supply of all kinds of Lum ber always on hand, wholesale and retnil. Bills sawed to order at the shortest nottee, N. B.—Lonther can be delitmred by us at any point on the Cumberland Valley Rail Road, Hanover, York, Baltimore and intermediate places. May 27,1853.-9 m. B LACK Silk, Black Silk Nett Fringe, Mohair k Silk Mitts, just received and for sale cheap at S. FA FINESTCCK & SONS. TOBIAS' LINIMENT, OR the cure of Headache, Cholera Morbus,Toothache, Bruises, Sprains, &C!.-n most excellent remedy— , —lor sale at the DRUG STORE of S. H. BUEHLER. Fresh Garden Seeds, dtr ALL KINDS, just received horn `► the celebrated ..Shaker Garde Lebanon, N. York, and for sale by ni t ," S. H. BUEHLER. March 1R,1853. VC", : I • AVI,) , Y , M I4 I II SVVIrt-' 3 lC+ . l r.l.fliFir# 29 1 4VAX.V.. , ;: , ;.; S. SIIEJiLY FA It IVI A VittLE FAO' PUBLIC'SALE. On Baturday the 241/i of September next, at 2 o'clock P. AI subscriber, Executor of the will of JAMES G. PAXTON, late of Frank lin township, Adams county, decensed, will sell at Public Sale the well known Prop erty of said deceased, situate in said town ship, and Containing 140 Acres, mote or leis, adjoining lands of William Thite, Hugh Nl'lllienny, Julio Phoitz and others. The improvements are a 'I'R'O-STORY k. ° K Hill Itg:p Men, d iog kitchen, a double log Barll, ‘Vagon filled, Stable, and u good orchard. A good proportion is in timber and mead ow. The land Will be AtIOWII to any who may wish to vie* it by the subscriber residing on the premises. WILLIAM PAXTON, E'er. Aug. 19, 1853—Pt. PUBLId SALE. WILL he sold at public. sale, oh the premises, in Latiinore townehip. Adams comity, Va., on Saturday the let of October next, at 2 n'eloelei Y. M., a Tram M Land emitainint 146 Acregl more or leas, the late estate of ISAAC TUDOR, dec'd., adjoining lan& ti( Abra ham Livitigaton, George RobinettO, Tamen R. Gardner, and others, 01l which are erected A TWO—STORY BltltK DWELLINO-11011S 'VII a log Barn, with sheds attached, Wagon Shed, Corn Crth, a Spring House, and other wit buildings. There is a good spring tilwatereolivettiem to ilia dwelling; also on proniees St Y%\+eo I'l0 1 .....L/ifi:),S OP CHOICE FRU( l', Abotil 41) Acres are in good Tiinher, and a lair proportion of Meadow. The farm is ?intl.r good fencing, is well limed and improved,and is localed near several lime kilns. Perrino!' stishina to view the property ; will call on DA VII) A lINOLD, residing thereon, or on the subscriber, Attendance given. and terms made knoWn on day of sale by JACOB GRIE7I', ../4etit for the Ileirs. Aiigtl"l 210, 1853-3 t. THE 11011ESTIA11 141{31 of the Bitty. Andrew }ing in Franklin tnwnwhip. York county, l'a., iligtant idiom one-hall inile 1111111 the Al ill 11% fit'll by George Diehl t I mile from 'Franklin Clitireli, and tvithin 5 miles of ilie York Sulphur Springs. The Farm contains Will ACRES with allowance, a portion of it Heavily Timbered, and the balance, in a high state of ettltisa• with never billing Springs of pure water. and is capable ti! being divided into two separate FARMS. Those who are disposed to purelon.ii, are invited to look at the property and improvements, which will be shown to them by Mr. Ja cob Brandi. who resides upon the Farm, For tering apuly to Mr. Peter Wolfiird, or to Cal, John by letter HO JACOB ALBERT. Aug, 10-61. nzta, PUBLIC SALE. (rumsuhu.ribcr, unending to remove •••• Iroin the state, will offer at Sale, on Sulttrilitg the 3416 Jay of Sepiens• her nral, at I o'clock, P. M.. on the surem• isca, the tract of land on sql hie h Ire now resides, adjoining latitla.4.l Daniel Gulden. Solomon Toot, and others, on the (turn pike leading from Get' y sho rg to York, a• hoot five tittles from the former place r Curl to tug 22 Acres, More or lees. The Improvements are a GOOD HOUSE , lel new Hare, a well of heter feilioß water, with it pump to it, hear the dni.r ; olao eZA,11135 Of all kinds on the premises. There is about an Acre and a half of good ' 'IMBV it The tram is of the yellow sand land, and will rehmmend itself. It would he 11 good situation for a Shoemaker, or almost any tradesman. Attendance given and terms made known on day of sale by SAMUEL VAN ORSDEL, Sept, 2, 1853—ta CALL AND SEE. Very large supply of TIN WARE on hand and for sale, at Buehler's Tin and Sheet Iron gstablislunent. Opposite the Drug tore of S. H. Buehler, which will be sold at low prices. GEO. E. BUEHLER. STACKS OF THEM. lAT • E have just received a splendid ea sortinedt of Vests. Such as filaek and fancy Satins, Cloth and Centric/totes Tweed., &c.,and willi he sold Invent SA MSON 'S. igET HOillS'r HY M N BOOKS, bound in the beat Turkey Morose° binding, Imitation of Turkey, Sheep, Ace., for sale at the lowest,eash rats, at the cheap Bookstore of KELLER KURTZ 'CO Car ' 41‘664141164111 4 ETTTS2'OItIOI, 3P L, PHI{ undersigned respetifulliimegutreg to the Public that they hi's. *tined into Partnership, under the mune,. and title of lIAMEItSLY fltrit, lw tarry on COACII POll-1; 111111 in ell its branches, and are prepared to (wish to order, on reasonable terms, all kinds of Coaches, Rockaway, Boat•Rody,, and Jersey Carriages, Buggies!, Atc., MTh ufactiired by the best of workmen, and Which, for finish and durability, will ehal. lenge comparison with any manufactured in this place. undereiffnPil are also repareil to attend to REPAIR,Nu in all hranelnia of the business. at aim shortest miner . WM. W. ['AMERMAN J. G. 'FREY. Gestysloorg i Pi., Feb. 18, /b93-Iy. 2900 LADIES ARE willing to certify that the RATH. AWAY COOKiNO STOVE is the fiery best luve now in tine, inasmuch ar they will do inure Ciotti ing. Roaming and Bakiiig. and do a with Inas labor, and last as long spin as any other stave now anlil. Theie celebrated stoves are constantly kept for sale at a very reduced price sl the GET'ffSBURG FOENDRY AND 1114C111112 SXjOP, Where the suboetibers feeling defertnitted to suit all persons have also the Parlor, Sexton's itilihnote Air-tight. PrskrkeH and Calithek Gook Stove, ;1 II( I Aic.tight and Ten-plate Parlor States of the moot heautiltil patterns, TSB! S EITLOR PLOUGHS wider' calihnt tie surpassed for lightness o draught or in the character of their work, art• constantly on hand for sale, and in Siew of the Net that the Mouldboard of 1111.1 1 Ploughs is one•fourth Itrsivier than that or other ploughs, it is decidedly the cheap. est that can be obtained. wrtizzatotv rmotratrs sooth ers, Castings for the Woodcock Plough s Whid-inill Machinery, Caatings and with titer" article usually mad, at Pituitaries can be obtained here, glaekainithing anti Shoe Making a* usual. T. WARREN & SON, AROTHER CHANGE 1 1141 11 40 461 ‘ .• ' 4 .gu )17 , t)61111116 IV EVA Emmitsburg. GetiNzbiag. lurk, Pahl more, and Batridaag. rslll2 niiilpraigned are now running a Datly Line of min fortahle Conelies , . htd‘ween i4enyelthrk and Illanover. mud Golir rharg and Einniitslitirg. a n d have nmde arrangetnentA with the Railroad Compaiire!%, ronnine Irvin Huni.ver to BA I,TINiORE, 'YORK and HARRIS. 1111RG. hr whirl) vie are enabled :o for.. TlifiOUGH 71CKETS from Get- Iychorg to those places at the lidlotaiall reduved totes: From liettyarturg In Baltimore, - 112.5411 " " York, 1,611 " Harriahtirg, I.lit 11-.7"iintind 'Fir kets Inmt 1 4ettieburg In York and return, 'wilt - be giver; fur $2,50. Also. Through Tickets from Bounitaburg to the above places, via Gettysburg and tiatiover. at the following roam From Entinitsburg to - Baltimore. $2.50 " York, 2.2'2 4a Harrisburg, 2.70 . 0 -. Y The above arrangement fortushea the Moat convenient, comfortable, and e• eaniiiiiical mote to passengers. who there , : by reach York and Harrisburg by noon. and arrive at Baltimore at au early hour, arranaement is also effected, hy. which all detention at the into:tint) will be avoided. and passetigers from Philadel• hum and Harrisburg will arrive at Mule. burg or Emmitsburg on the rattle evening, ' by this line. Tiekets can be had by applieatine al the Eagle Hotel, GetlyNburg at AK• news lintel. Etninitshrag and ■t the-' Railroad Otlices in Baltimore, York WO Harrisburg. TATE & GO Gettysburg, PA., July I. 1863-601. Spring & Summer Clothing. r k 1 - 1 E Subscriber most tesperdully bre I leave to inform his cuatum•rs and the public generally that he has just re• turned from the cities of Baltimore, Phila delphia nod New York. with tole of the largest, cheapest sod brat selected stock Uc Ready-made ever offered to this county, Mill is determ+ timed to sell them at prices that caottot tail to give moire satislactitio to all who favor him with a call. You can refr ilk , it, that toy tick of Spring and Sottimetr., Clothing, were bought at the right time, at the right place. and at right prices. MARCUS Sib tylsori. April 16. 1853. ( „ Rocuitium, O F all kinds and fresh. In he had aft low as the market affurtle at X URTVO cheap corner. CLOCK:S k eiff hint the above artieles for aide yvry cheap, at the one price store n 1 SA 1t1501.4. eo*nt SlOng A NI) fro a iitst-rate assortment of Pear talmins a 1 SA3IIIOOI'S on'e atore, smelt as Slack, Event+ Cassia/War Doe Skin Cassinverea, Finley Cassersetet. - of every kind mentionable, Cattainekt et all agora and shade*, and at prices o suit all. Oct. 1, GERMAN REFORMED H 41'" 1 DOOMS. Another new 'etqfply s _ sof Ilythn Boobs, of the German Church, has just hewn rrrnived it KU It l'Z'S Sookstott..
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