f for sr asn e War i or the Steam(' .J. 0. 00 tij.re i ic 1 trigs Otst t e (INE ' v "" 14 -- R(1" .• ""1.. . 4 t es 4 t spat eon , on 11 itivAx. JAn 23.--'t it' s smkatirier Nt .7, tit alha et and trArA 111 otratlt:at rived tilts nltrrnohn, briniing tee F end . 01,0,xlit of .1, ClplAirdm , ..! of Jan.,7th,; having . , expiiri- glum !". 1 te e zar atd 100 "es' eery nervy "6 111 1 14 .•: shoot on le llottrbon Ad‘ iv A aa from emottnottito . Plc and ' l ' l'he second duel.s.4. Mr. Soule which, Petareinirg were rontraili..ntry, h " '" ern i was to have taken place with Lord No w- little doubt that the Cz.ir had refuscd den, was postponed on account of illness the lAA filoceisidimi id OA Ptt%l,. tit the lama. of the hater; era, that a general ' t ear must ensue. • k tremendous snow•storen; the htraviext ; • s hit . A gr i cu lt ura l soc i ety . many, ”proanal occurred ihrictuehmit j rho third annual meeting of the i'enn- E nulaolti PfaAN and Belgium. Great ) sylvatint State Agrimiltural Society was 112& . %),•c,re. leered. *Wire. of Represeeilqiut, at jtv e giOnvir e Hon. The Writ( Aldnitetlit ddriii ( elli circular A. , m'jfet t lice;o( C'f i ester coun ty, ryas friewA thendialor Ektreign , in the shames of ,the un,l4)co.)3ollwidtiressed , to all the creeieW 11. . N. WA lister, of Centre l•eßn4o'a Litt gouterit question, Tim I Niitirtf; the'eliairaiin of the Committee motirrate very Arm, .41,t0n Pield' Crops read the report of that of question, staffs'cnmtHitlee, making the hillowing Mat' Vtainte. Atietrin and Reside worts hadisoleuttily neetienizeffi Benipmin Payer', of Fayette county. iegrov of the Ottoman Einpies.lw fut"') the Anti virrinium ttl oi.slo for %liest crop! theticFbif•Cil that 410... fruit at 4ittopti took ol ‘i. tn, 9 e claim , 4 ,i ) have produced 158 `Coto to Yi 411 4" e , PrOlltibon'k berlielo . and 7 its ol shelled corn, pure ussia haying i decl,ar,eil ,11,04 one Aleeired I yc a,, , y „. o i cob gourd.u ~twt one ante of ' f i t ly ., it ifrritorg) guarantee. •atier?fore.'; land—of which proof was furnielted • to pteient 40ioan,,ltirtilitrY,4mO 441 by actnal , measurement. Other comae- i 6 . 4 1" al l ack a li ° o I" eery ° I A tuu ' l° ' 111 °'; more did tiot comply with the rules of , rropck watt Ow* Beets are ordered „ and ~bev were „l e d ; eittor,,l)/e i ,IPAPITtuSfe. c• $ • •''' • ‘-• •' • out. , ‘ riis 4 *- 1 4 0 7B1*"1.°1 bY ° XPY lnmln g'i iro•lobl , McCord, of Bradford county hcips,thaf Aussie, will twt rapes., the premium of, $2O, tor haying produc. l Y9J, ) ,,tv in Pflr 4. • 14 1'ii15 4 4 0 1 0 .1 • • • - • average . of bushels of white, ~,tneo p apiers,,authotiliatively white, that blue stem wheat per acre., upon a field! I ,4Lt .491'fflollti e n /Is seven acres , fifty-two perches. 0 10,40IkeTINI,..elnieJnet Pi. / 11 5 141 ., 6414 . To Autos Stone, of brie county, the.; ruallmital!'"l, nui - premium yf $lO fpr baying produced 140, 1 9) 11 Bligf9, 1 / 1 4 .further ,secession 'from bu s hels , of white )wheat by weight, on 8 / 1 I *itoor, the other puniest., acr es--being . an average of 40 bushel per iliethteied. head I ities. re re. • ~.I•littlb,Ailll-t4;41,4141et prepared ,?%! 111'.(f tket Frage e elm extenti aid to Henfory and Italy. Pytrial FIAPeIIA rcsitirt thAtibe Czar had 'trim' fininediate crossing of t h e Danube, which forbids the ,hope' 11101/Itelottit.mieept . the' Ina note 'of the WasseristiNameaso ' ' ' I . Violates( sidrinim from Constantinople ompreeallistietheive that neintistiemtv can irstmwanv satishietnry;rmielt.--The Tur bid, comeaii , hail' dettlered itself perm*. mod. c Tite.Oubitiei• • eras Oem puha etritriun; when a distil rbinars ' ocarertedvtheSdiletri rdeelared lie would 'tether abdicate thitif wedeln itaannance a-” pumas bistawrilitubjects. 1 ' ;14" Atavisms Mid , ocetipied the frit*. leen" efAustria and Walhichia, from Or-1 gava•ilniett Cromeadt.. They were el. sagresatitied se make puntbases is Atm. ! trianuterritnry.,4 , lawste reported. that the peasantry had' rim/ along Me Danube, from Kalefat to Terns. and turned out the Russian riffle oAellientieinktrmation confines the re. pert that. the Porta had 'adeepted 'the`mite` ' of the• lour powerti, and says it will net ohjetiß. entlereersain conditions, to an at., mudiatilautiosiets on the evartestion or tbcpriscip.aiii. and the maintenance of tile.Totritiab,aovareignset. • lo consoler to a Convent &tired city -to'a~ife iwt!ii.l treaties. aml 4141 ettiliider I thinpreprirty , ofterther i'enelinrationa in Ivehilif.mf its! t'ltriatinti‘stibirr tc. • • deliberations of tin, iltein tonthi. tittal.,Rat,lhaseAlaysi, and. illicit the result west nintioemeed. tumult' drone at smetinimie.c A' mob tir three •thouiand persposi.ied.hr the , Ulemas, •. assembled' and declared-the elittatitution 'violated by ) thmeauhriL. Poor a Mee a' riot • wat ,, lap patimoded,..ined•st voice' of Marines was landed , froth the English - alid French I, atesisierat but a Proclamation was issued' by dieSoliam on the fedi which restored /Mos., : Several of the mob were arrested and Sanitised. , , 'Didinite informed/err relative to the ao.l non of the Cuevas , daily, expected. In-' telligetwe imin St: Petersburg- to the 20th. recanted:it Lonilon,•states Mitt die F.:lnpri nor lied formally rejected.' the Vienna ' prutesol Ind the lime of the sth inst., hut had consented to examine' .the Turkish proposiiiiine.of the 20th, 'without recog. LROALIZINO DISSECTION IN New Yoex.. nixing-the right of Berkman interference —The bill which has passed the New betweelaJFlnesiti and Turkey. i York Senate to legalize dissections, da. „Thew adteed• deem had not watered the l rem' the keepers of alma-houses. peni ten- M . . Black Sea on account of tempestuous ) es, 'and °titer institutions where the weather. The instructions to the corq. iiirnites are supported at the public ex. mandemmf thetleetsere, that in the event pense r to deliver, on application, to the of meeting any. Russian vessels of war, trustees or teachers of any medical coll, they the gauzes of their reepec. lege or school, the body of any persons trvegoternmynts. yequest the Russian ,dying iii said institutiona l prodded the ediikrtfsifder' s l i , retur n t o tget iss i o po, there, body is not demanded for interment by te 'Watt farther" orders' from ' their govt' any relative or ?eland within '44 hours at eresmpat, ".Out trifle rtfiteal to return force ter death. It ir,fita waver, 'made a cei i , - , • ; ;,sal offence on the part of medical col ,Thellintaian Aimiemenut . nghet net to legAll'or schoola to remove the body be. feel tiny alarm Omni the movements of the Peel the limier of the Stale , or to' use it pined attu r ddion. On the contrary, they for any other purpose but 5o• surgical and assert that when the fleets enter the medical study., The bill, has pot yet pas- Biank.sea agenetil outbreak' will occur , sett the House. to I dos, AlgeOial and Oreeee, and that I r Gera inssirreetionswill breakout in 'Fur- I A rgstelvio Brottn---' from keyemyrything /laving been t hin ' Organ. Ve rner, stye ell the e we tetsitho in- , , fling o f the slat that section of country ),,Romaso.,ind• Turkish s r Mss visited by the heaviest Simla:lir W•inii, mierort ledvenient bt importance had ~ t bl u d, 4 l°l l,l lß l L ieninlf 11 4/. oc• kips phi", but skirmishes between ' the rurm u "'""e , mat ,Notromitire of . daily oetteirrenck perftet inroad,, ' Was experienced, K eeitle ir; devestetete stet , the Turkish'ee. I and the town of Biandbu almost entirely mf ,th e ,,,, gy „,i,,d . .,„A destroyed. • Scarcely lA. iMdae tiAte . tAften thamMenreismulaidAiilled Mint teft io ', . ""Irk was andeOertamOilyeln. • • These litiderriehie lerun'AlY ty , DDAti Was wement aredited, • Tut, Turkish hulls, aleolinidly hurt. The tornado ,wasAboot.. acknowi ti diy i l i p owi b il i on half e and titre up everething of It* i b i s; hi , its•'-trark. The /Ireton% telietil,3Wei.l .Tini Io rt secoinis from Persia' were spate banks, and Ebenezer Jenkins,. while , mum rt if afaeteey; tint irtler•onefiibfo' wflb attempting IA cross Arttottroog Water war weikthe eta ee a lw that the Reotee atel . thrown from hie Lupo , anti drownede,- tinil titinnoloffeinhaninds the Pindim ' B"".k, 4 . 11 1 1 ', 38 ' ‘ t r'- °4 * '""," 4 4;e 5 my. Conalammemii , dis t inmh . soya by 1044 111 111ig an d entireir destmun. s , The. Me' Biel* Persitt`• had istk.'l l °*b..i..l )B6 the tYwr 110 1 ~Ocity, . .Aukluda.. (minted imMinnicatirg the differences bir:•";• 1411 by' .' IIeIY C HH IR d ?° I " 1 4. tweet, litreatliZtJtir and Persia.'" • 8 0 1 9 11 4 be very , ((real,. is dte,aectiatu , frise moat military ' the storm passed woe thick-, noisy is ,itanill•ried allover Rueeia. The "Y adtl le ° . , • . • • ).• • • sul'folY of 20 A )01) . 0 " ru - Tee TatiaYi? tar? a Heinen u rns Uttar iron the choral'. The ASSINIT that asiems are tai the wav to CharlestonCharlestonCharleston Courier Courier. in tt i tl i C l ngith e arriva l' ptierkswe ships and ammunition p'ri'vate-'them °L . owl. Itaselettt with t houtlwAleA" - 1y..01k Russia. in the Ilnifed States, ' cattaresty-iters: • t" ''' "" I 11 6 104,dt ND. --Al ti 0:1 rootglia tititi was " s an i n , A oi l s has lillattiv-firiatf rx y; Irk Prince Albert, Mi. rohlie aridtill ' it o r ,„ dirs ise is lust he i s a to o t ot end mily'reinainie for us illi'creltitrige'rinlile a ' Vist., tin Alittrderm or der Ins iofforlice.-= t w i t ,. wi t h me Athriie:sn'Nftillaiiiriti'tVii4ll--' Tlvm Prince, It 4 * clogged'. bills! s inform, to 14ft - 1140(1e' IN) ' the r Athol tworetv to !Cook', Antra %ad ; yyl i fin ud i a n ii i h rn Vi nijs '$* 4 100;00d I. **** 4ll,o *Thatier watt expected tit •tie intid•doieVii'lii inisii • 10 4.10111 e hetet. PRA NI. the coototttaty 'haw Chemerdrint hi/A.l; 4e the tear'shome; Ike peror uttilremted -itte 4 IIE City limel in IV.hv York, vVho died ti„ p „ v ie ' a law 11.% it ago, ruidtetl that estahlilk4iitteile otatottitariee 111 friendly relutioria telth 'an' taint' y,cacti,l ago, as }ogled' of emit govertoultini. , Ile sayer, %I the Ot. Ori 44l !'() . atlelllicit lit iliao f b o ot.. 110,1444 AA/hAIItAAIIII. of ltill'gund 'wishes, t•iubseitltit:y, eltee minty prionotioui, he rt 1444. 7 !1,1iy and elferta in behalf of Turkey;beeaine the proprietor. and under sawn., iltat treartimptiadet 0( it thtirtiolun Times ; agetneu t , jointly with that of Mr. Willard, pivot% Mil 70.040 Orettchnieu are rim-his Pekes'', the lintel' /ma for a °enabler oti 4y, ins the Turkish campaign when they ',ears dus,leading one in the city. if not is t 0 , 4, reettlieeet tr ue w e , fi„ partm e ot the Union. Built of them awaseed large, *lsom WWI hue 01,111.0rtill INAA Available letteees, ..• • o latnea Sampaen. of Erie county. the 3341 bushels of $lB, for having protioceit 334 i bushels of barley. weighing 48 pounds per bushel. upon a finial , CAM. uniting seven acres and ninety-six perch being a yield, of 43i bushel,* per a. err. T .lohn , Rutbran; of Franklin county. the preinium,of $2O. Jot—baring produced 322 hned?els 'of barley, weighing 48 lbs., upon 6 acres 112 perches. The committee recommend, among other things. that the amount of these in - mining be hereafter greatly increased, in as to secure a larger number of claim ants. There were our competitors fur toe premium for corn, two fur whom, and two for (wiry. The Treasurer of the Society. Mr. George 11. Burlier, made his annual re. port. The balance remaining on the op erations ,of the last year was $BO5B 64. The 3.110 W previously invested was *7,- 0 fI: 'making the total profits of the Society, since its organization, $13,689,64. A resolution war WE red and adopted. which approved Gnv. Bigler's reeenninett dation relative to a. F.atinefalitgh School, and pressed upou the Legislature the es . tablisdunetit of an agricultural School. with a model farm attached, upon the plait laid down in the bill presented to the Legisla ture hist Winter. AWARDS Ai Tim CRYSTAL PALACF.,— The poles of the New York , Costal Pal lier: Elstobition made awards of medals to Exhibitor. on Thursday.— The Tribune :Aye Ow; whole number of medals in 115. Of bronze medals there 0;e 1,186, wluis 1.210 exin , Miire (or ar taileti) reetiviPthe more simple &eine lion of so honorable mention. The great. est number of 'deer medals • falls to the lot oldie United States. The west coun try in rank is Frsiier which has 15 while Great Britain has 9, Gorman,' 5. and Swit7erland. Australis and ltaly one each. Of the bronze medals, the United States has 505, Grain Britain 143, France 153, Germany 106, Prussia 30. Belgium 10, $ wiwrland 28, Holland 12., Austria 18, Italy end Sardinia 44, British Posses-. sions 28, &e. These figures may not be exact..as many names of countries were omitted in the list. .. .._... -. ; • 'lsla se.' 1 / ~.-4lossntressipnad. . •,1 11l l AND 'JANNE -.: ..7 ' it" . Idr bhp, of Philadelphia, bap 1 loc:10.0h theilBth, ist the Senate i Mr. V --- ----t " - --47 - -4 ' — + rep fed Semmes bill entitled "An CoopiSkjistroduciad a ibitlvrauting ' o4nds YtOUIEC,.. i bet i ini6 r ; te ; thrialaciphia Guar. 'to thetita,nroTa'clansilrrrnialt in aid of the , , —F t rida(tve ing, Jan ?7 , \ma ~ ante Conips ," tl °bin( which ap- constriactfon of the ,luhtay'aud,Eriepail :___ _ ~„ _ - - -- _ . - -w.,,,,.,H. pea .k; Ifta he 2authortzei„. the COW- road,And to eialtlitilioitid encion a normal iVo 1110 ;Aue§terl to say that the , panx to eel as trustee to guarantee the school for the gratuitous education of fe- Rev. Mr. CARNMIAN will preach in the poladre" - 1 Payment Of Tnotes, etu ue-bills, checks-or ale teachers ; and made a few remarks !Associate Itefortned Church, in this place, , book•ascottop., ' . ' ' . 1 explanitory of its objects. on Sunday, sth of February next. 1 The Sane's has palmed s bill to repeal On Monday, an interesting debate took - to - We are requested to state that a meet- the Registrillitm Act by a vote of 17 to 8. place in tke Senate on a resolution intro ing of the yam; Of :the botaukti t w ill' be, ' ',F,heett'beitijitie tel OOrPolitOmii to the; diced. by ; hfi.. ' Cies, • retitle:4lllg the Pre held this evening, at 61 o'clock, in the lee- Senate has osported, w i th a negative re- sident to communicate to the Senate, as tttte ribUt - Of Rer - lifirr - ArtstteiltlAditcb;litinitiditdi*, - thi . Mt siipplentitilartr to' retiV ha - may "deem tbmptelble' with the , i to .organise au Association fur the relief cif i the act incorporating the borough of 434t-' public interests, a espy of any oc,rrespon-1 the poor. • • ' 1 tysburgt on- the , ground that the Act of t deem which has taken place with the i 1:1::'76Or thanks pro due to Hon. S. RUSSELL for a copy of NIL Stansbury's Exploration and Sammy of the Valley of the Qreat Salt Lake, with aceonipanying sifirOon: Wz. H Tgatx, of Centre county, withdraws his namS from the , list of Whig eandidates for Governor. Hon. .JAM of Northumberland, Ron. HENRY A. Fomitai of COlutilbii, JOllll C. 'KurtkLs, Esq., of Dauphin, THOM4S CARSON, Esq., of Franklin, gen. LAlLouritt of Allegheny, and A. G. Covrrva r kieq., of Centro, are the facet prominent candidates nova urged. Ir 7 1100. JAMAS Coo Pita has been e• Jeered President of the Sunbury and, Eric Railroad Company,' This road is designed CO put Philidelphia in communication with the Lakes, and: is an enterprise of magni tude and great important*. The City Council have voted a subscription of 82,- 000,000 to the company. frr Mr. Cooers's election to the Pres idency of the'Suobury and Erie Railroad Company, and the probability of his re signing his seat in the U. 8. Senate, has already drawn out a hoed, of aspirantifir the latter post—Gen. Canienos, Judge Maxi, J. L. Dawson, Win. L. Dina, John Rolkins, and others. Help tbr the Poor! /'The severity of the season, connect ed with the advanced price of provisions and the scarcity of labor, it seems, has canoed considerable destitution in our midst. A public meeting of our citizens was held in the Court-house on Tuesday evening to provide relief, and subscriptions are being taken up for that purpose.— Committees were appointed to 10:44.14telniti. tributions, and a Relief Committee named as the medium through which the relief is to be distributed-, A resolution was also] adopted requesting the ladies of the seve ral congregations to form a psi inatient "'Dorcas" Asssuciation, heri idler to fur riiid, relief for the suffering poor—any funds that may remain it) the hands of the Committee after the present want has been relieved, to be paid over to said A.s.su niation, a hen so organized. All this is very well ; the movement commands our heartiest commendation, as it must that of every right-hearted man. 1 There is a thought or two, however, sug gestod by the hearty good-will with which the mass of our citizens have entered into this Relief movement, which may be wur- I thy of remark in this connection. That poverty and distress exist, to some degree, in our amidst—to a degree sufbciont to war. rout a practical development of our benev olent sympathies—we take to be an indis putable fact. We also take it to be an in-; disputable fact, fortified by abundant and 1 eft-repeated data, that nine-tenths of all the poverty and want by which Society is afflicted, is the result, direct or indirect, of 1 the licensed truffle in intoxicating Liquors.l That this poverty and want should be promptly relieved, when it does exist--at least the innocent victims of it—is all very I tree 1 but then does not the inquiry come blame, to every ono engaged in working out this ,relief : Why thus deal with the fruit, while thelyee itself is'permitted to stand —aye, not (wily stand, but is nourished, invigorated, and supported by our own a gency,? besides, there is a world of pov- , arty and want which neither feel, nor bread, nor meat, nor drink, can ever reach or ture--a poverty of ' licart---an utter, bsnkruptcy of bappinesaL-that lies back of all this. outward suffering, of which one Leann but little, because the bruised and broken heart is not wont to confide its miseries el an ansynquebiz:ing World.. 'A few :cordi of wood may twee to protect the shivering limb from the winter's blast, and a few barrels of flour may help to ward off starvation, or satisfy the cravings of b(01.9 want. , Buis oh J how is it with the utter Ruin etsd Despair that ever sit , .enthroned as "household gods" In the In -lebtlate's home—and which Will continue }to sit there, despite the efforts of all the Dorcas steoctiations in the land, so long Its the Demon of Runt to protected and edm ootiragiaff in his work of death by the strong arm; of fey ? Ph, yp, titee,pf generous' imp. pulses ! Why stop thus midway inihe path — r ive,. at the very threshold—of duty ? While dig 'fie4,,ci:lo ,of wesnmel and 'Orr feriog llomooity are ioyoklog your active :and sarnest.spopettitiesin the great sts.ag. 1 gle rut)* wegidg igtil nit ibid' &Aid] lest frit) to human happiness,..salatentent.,yourielf `,with 'these - fitful thebitli, at KIRI, which rit4 o!: l° , ol .A, 4, :ei i ggiiitel; ' l:l (f,i''f'si iitheVPoFY',. 4cm`iicili re, 0 444 , 41'4 and God help, the Poor Inebriste, if ltunisellei ad Stittglirt owl -- 4-17 i, ....1-6-11-tr" ' triVhlVlnAk 6tVitibill% flatitity NOrd & PHtl i )t4L l44 rgi lia 4 l: f1 1, . 1 CARL sus Representative '&40444 , and , i A. K. krei t oon Setputorial.delogate, tattle , IY6I dune Cli'mventiiiyi. '' ' - ' grOov. Bsoraiiii; rationed to•Ha risbuit pub ems,to Washinerw. It is Gehl thus the Preeidisit Will u6i, isterfsre iu the Krie .1834 giveel,Nrirdiction to Courts of Quar ter 6essiotiik the matter of applications for alterati4, or modifieftions of Bor. ough Chario's. The CollitiK. on the contested seats from Phir Iphia county, in both the Benito anttilouse. have unanimously re. Pasted in fair of the sitting members. • Grose frogds are said to have occurred recently on . ttie Columbia and the Portage roads, by which the State loses heavily, and resolutilnets have been adopted in both Boosts coifing upon the Canal Commis sioners for. i9formation on the subject. A bill has r been reported in the Senate to repeal the 6917 laws of the State which fix the legal rate of interest st 6 per cent. It propose. hereafter to allow the rate of interest to be fixed by the borrower and !cutler. • From Europea" sa_The newt by rite Niagara, although somewhat contridictory, is portentous of a terrible ti,111(1:1prn struggle. Russia is preparing, her humenee resources with • view evidently to an early anditlenisi ve cam paign in the Spring, while France is be coming bolder and threatens active inter faience in, behalf of Turkey. At the sail ing of the Niagara, the opinion was grow- I ing general that 4 War was inevitable, and as a coneniuence stocks went down and breadstufls up. Court Dolugm. Dirfourt adjourned on Saturday mor ning. having diispoFed of the following ca . IN COMMON PLEAS Samuel Eiiter, me of Peter Senders, vs. •Pavid Rhodes.— Appeal from docket of A. W. Maginlay, Esq. Verdict for defend ant. David Miller TEL Isaac C. Thomas.—Ap peal frorraoaket of James J. Fink, Esq. Verdict forlhe defendant. .9nARTEH SESSIONS. C.mmotmealticvs. A braliam Trostle..— A , sau I t and, battery upon George Spang ler. Verdict, Guilts—and tlefctidatit skot tonced to pity a hue of 510, and costs of prosee,itiot. Cumin. iwt.:4lth vs. George Spangler.— Assault rind battery upoi, Abraham Troi•i tie. Verdict, Nut I; tillty, and pruaceutur, A. TrostA., to pay tar costs. Coniwonweilth vs. Wm. Young.—As saidt and battery., The Grand Jury ig nored the bill, and ordered the prssecutot, Abraham Truistic, to pay the costs. Commonwealth vs. Henry Snyder.—For nication and bastardy. Verdict, Guilty— and the usual sentence, with 510 addition al to expmses. Commonwealth vs. Thaddeus Hallway. —Arson, setting fire to the stable of Sam uel Miller, dee'd, in 18-18. Verdict, Guil ty—and sentenced to 13 months' solitary confinement in the Eastern Penitentiary. Tho indictment for setting fire to the sta ble of James Bowen, in the same year, has been held over. Commonwealth vs. Michael Moore and Charles Mundorff.—Malicious mischief— blowing up a school-house at Bragtown.— Verdict Guilty—and sentenced to pay costs of prosecution and be imprisoned in the County Jail for six months. DEATH OF M. BODISCO.—M. Bo- DISCO, the Russian Minister, died at his' residence is Georgetown, on Monday mor ning. He was a Wallaohian noble by I birth, and entered the Russian service a-1 bout 60 years ago. Some years ago, he was appointed minister to the United States, and • few years after his arrival here he married Miss Williams, of George town, a y sung American lady of remarka ble beauty. By her he leaves seven small children. Mr. Bodisco was distinguished by remarkable financial abilities. Through the liberality of the Russian .government, he ammulated a considerable capital du ring his long 'service in Europe, which, joined to an intelligent economy, on his large salary here, more than 620,000 an nually—enabled him in this eountry to car ry ou speculations on a large scale in lands and stocks, And especially in the loans for the Mexican war. The property left by ,/iim muss exceed half a million of dollars. 1 1 NEBRASKA TERRITORY.—We•per- 1 oeive that resolutions have been i utrodu- cod iato thq Ohio`State Senate, "sol,tily protesting against the , parent, of any act for the orgunizatiott thw .Tertitory of 'Nebraska, which shall not expreeir , ly ex 'elude thti institatlion 'of: Mimed 'defer)? frOnr,ald OffttUestitig"the , Estate tortote arroorirlotaf. ,, ' ' ' ' pe, 44 41'eprikiik, Yerrittriiti-Uto &Pita, 1060 Peen made the special Order , its !Monday 4:est diiridearad SW the 4lioll- Potla of Itlr . psalaiii.' 0 : e; '44inifitetret!" is pai,Yl4,4 iittic,hoPopfos,itilmcoalliam.of greedota %lther branch of the National Legiiliti :•4t, "All:1/T . Arit)tlXls l lo4. 044 ~. v wfklob porno Akre egtottawk sena. alba, luusagain )6toalid tip* pribliittiltioe. ,,, The' Dia& ' alb: 1 / 4 8 1 4, Artie ticatiOn,lint ariotheS trial trip Is`' natio ' 111:1•AlmultS finiada. a thorough , iron 134 0 4 .1 ti i bi . DObatilr' Mk' 'day nleekei ,trisitoii Mateo genitor fruit, Georgia. goverment of the Papal States touching a mission to the United States. In introducing the retolution Gen. Casa took occasion to refer to the want of cows tesy by which M. Btottrt, the Papal Nun cio, bad been treated at various points in the Union—said that Bedini wee here in an official opacity, sent by the Popo to make arrangements for opening diploma tic relations betWeett the Court df Rome and the Government of the United States —and anhuadverted with considerable se verity upon the anti-Bediai movements at Cincinnati, Pittsburg, Baltimore and N. York. He pronounced a high eulogy up on Ileditire public and private character, and expressed disbelief of the charges which had been proferre4 against him, of partici pation in the niurder i of Bassi nod other patriots at Bologna by the Austrian sol diery. Gen. Cue was followed by Messrs. Ma- son, Butler, Dawson, Douglass, Everett, Pettit, and Weller, pretty much to the same effect, except the latter, who under took taidefend the conduct of the 'Freemen' of Cincinnati, and in doing so drew ap plause)from the gallery of the Senate.— Mr. Weller denied the propriety of the subject being introduced into the Senate —affirmed the right of the people to meet in their primary assemblages and cipress freely what opinions they chose on this or any other topic, without interference from Congress—if outrage be coumtitted or law violated, Judicial Courts were the plaoes wherein to secure a redress of wrong, not the Senate of the IT. States. Mr. Weller further remarked that he did not wish to be understood, as approving of popular tu mults, nor was he prepared to say how far Badini was implicated in the Bologna out rages, but be had no hesitation in affirming that "If these people, charged with •outrage, did uuthiug but assemble peueuablj for such purpose, and it this persou be guilty of ouly•otte-halt ofh t w-a -.lls oVe l u Liouto ry then ticeu.iihitu , t huh the pw)ple were right in what they ilia." [Apph4ttlit iu the galhu les.] • Mr. Mason- called to order, and after a few additional rumarks from Mr. Weller, Gem Cass' resolution was ado frted. • On the smile day, Mr. Donit,..tst , made an additional report from the Committee on Territories, in the shape of an amend ment to the Nebraska Territorial Bill.— The Bill as amended establishes Iwo ter ritories instead of one, "Nebraska" and "Kansaa." The most important feature of the bill as it now stands is that which authorises the introduction of Slavery in to any of the Territories of the United States, by affirming the repeal of the Com promise Act of 1820. It is provided that "The Constitution and all laws of the United States which are not locally inap plicable shall have the same force and ef fect-within thisaid territory as elsewhere in the United States, except the eighth section of the tot preparatory to the ad mission of Missouri into the Union, ap proved March 6th, 1820, which was su perseded by the principle of the legisla tion of 1850, commonly called the Com promise measures, and is declared ittope , Wive. Section 27 enacts that in order to avoid all misconstruction, it is hereby deplitred to be the true intent and meaning 01-this act, so far as the question of slavery is concerned, to carry into practical opera tion the following propositions and princi ples established by that compromise mea sures of 185 Q, to wit : Firat t that all ques: Cons pertaining to slavery in the tertito ries, and in the new States to be formed therefrom, are to be left to the decision of the people residing therein, through their appropnate representatives. Second, that all cases involving title to slaves and questions of personal freedom are referred to the adjudication of the lo cal tribunals, with the right of appeal to the Supreme Court of the United States. ' Third, that the pnviiions of 'the Con stitution and laws of the 'United Stales, in respect to fligitice from Service, are to Is; carried into faithful execution in all the organized territories the , 81=0 as in the States;" Thst the reader nay he fully advised se to the effect of these cleuese ill Mr,. total ities? bill, it might be wall to refresh our meriteries with few points connected with' the agitetion of 'lB2o,,tibiefi teoult3d, in the, st.option by COogress, of,the fatuous Proviso, since known. as the ."Missouri Compromise," end for which we are male ly indebted to"the NSW York Tribune. ' It will he 'recollected that the people of .Mieseuri, (Shen o Territory,) 'some twour, ty•tiva,. years •ago made, application feta& mietioo into the Union se a Eitati,lood pre4 witted Coegrise'a State , Ceeitittttibri : 4 that oti ngtiwtiop ahogite - d, the moratesesee and I 'provoked the deepest hostility ef Ott 'FFool 'Witte /They did imirperely ehstdiditih'sind )iitti.'4:84`;4V34'144'47.1) ~rilore It had. Apdqr •Yteach,anfi dnmtnuidn long lbefone-ac well, ael• Oyer )linbe"trel titutehased this lerrltckt their po,Adifd oiyoorci ., 414„; 4) - 444 4%44 1314• t r iroatxe4; orithiis theikitate. TI. ammo of Roprooso totiver, , tioderiload off Oell e d uu TALIo; ion (DeOobrat) or N. • York, reject*/ ibili6licattOti ilia Wiwi/ to 'admit the Stidol.wltb PrObtilori 99ufaiution• In the &nutty, the opposition to it WWI led fthalinn. Rurus t,) ulso*of N I . York ; but the Stalls St a. wore "strapg enough in this bringh to plies ti+ bifrwh.little or uo sid frotntiheF4.e. Thktr.was no party division on ithe spb ject ; Itte Legislature of otit"Stata aunt- - tnously resolved against the admission, and throughout the Free States scarcely a ; voice was raised against the sweeping cur reut of spontaneous, anorganisecl resistance to the admission of Missouri with her ultra Slave Constitution. At the next Session, (1820-1) sydrong toMmittee of onforenee between the two Henstis wits lamed ilfr: ? Ol'ay fSifeak er of the House) being at its head, and through his great itifluenoe and unsurpass ed efforts a bill or adjustment treat finally devieed which bas ever since been kaolin as Ltbe Missouri Compromise.' This Com promise *Hewed Missouri to come into the Union, provided she • eliminated from her Constitution the obnoxious provision ex eluding Free Blacks from her soil, but with this * further condition or make. weight on the side of Freedom and Hu. inanity : "Provided that in all territory ceded by France lo the United States under the hams of Louisiana which lies north of thirty-six — agrees and thirty minutes north latlinde, not included within the limits of the State contemplated by this act, Slaver/ and involuntary servitude, otherwise than the punishment of crimes whereof the parties shall have been duly convicted, shall be, and is hereby, Poltava:a PROMBITZD : Provided always, That any person escaping into the same ' from whom labor or service is lawfully claimed in any State or"rerritory of the United Status, such fugitive may be lawful reclaimed and conveyed to the person elaimin t ; his or her labor or service as aforesaid. ' This Compromise war once defeated in Committee of the Whole and a gain in the House (83 to BU,) butitnally revived and pudied through by a vote of 87 to 81. This Compromise, be it remembered, was not proposed by the North. The overture mime from the South, and three fourths of its support was Southern, John Randolph of course opposed it, from hatred of Mr. Clay ; but nearly every Southern vote was east iu its favor, while its few Northern friends nearly all sanriticed them selves by suitaining it. The principal of this Compromise was re-utfirmed iu the Anuesatiou of Texas under John Tyler in .1845, wherein it was expressly stipulered that "Studi States as may be formed out of that portion eolith of filmy-six degrees thirty minutes north Latitude, commonly known as the Missouri Compromise line, 6141111 be admitted into the Union wstli or without Slavery, as the people of each State. tisk aiimisstion may tlestre. Anil in suet' State or Staten as sliall,Me formed out of said ierritiwqy north of said Milsouri Shivery or mvolumary servitude (except fur ermine) shall be pro. hibited." Well : Miasouri awl Texas eanie into the Union as Slave States. The S,aitit has. received all that was promised her in the contract, and the time has at length arrived for giving effect to ita conditions on the aide of Freedom. Slavery took her part of the consideration in hand, while Freedom has waited twenty-four years for here ; and now Mr. Douglass proposes to repudiate altogether, rub out the whole contract, and coolly assume that a subse quent Compromise—that of 1650+4148 nullified our end of it ! Senator Douglass, although representing a Free State, is a largo Slavebolder, and besides him an eye on the PrLidential chair. Hence his base betrayal of Free dom, and hie still baser effrontery in out building all his rivals for the support of the Slave power. How many Northern Representations will dare W follow this arch demagogue ? GREAT SNOW STORM.—A terrible snow storm prevailed, about the 10th inst., along the line of the Mississippi and Chi cago railroad, east of Bloomington, and from thence as far north as Mtn°, cov ering the track in many places to the depth of eight and ten feet, cutting off, for the time being, all communication between Chicago and St. Louis, and other points. A train of cars, which left Chicago, on Wednesday, the ' l llth, did not reach St. Louis until the following Sunday, and the passengers, some 150 in number, had a narrow escape from freezing and starving. The day after leaving they encountered a great drift, or mountain of snow, in the middle of an immense prairie, where they were detained for 86 hours, with scarcely any thing to eat ; and were only e><trica• ted by shovelling and digging through the embankment. Another train bold to • ..•rted by passenger, conductor and all hands, to save themselves from freezing to 'd eat h. Between Bloom i agtou and La mle three Locomotives were frozen up ort the road, in bunksiDf anew. Bedinkezoitemetketal =ado. uee, !The New York papers gate time on Saturday. laas, avery karge dumber of per. eons; mostly foteigneni . 'essetobled"at the dO9rea the itearpee,, talqo ree ittOut to lave for Popoße, .It eeppetla l3edini had engaged a passage in the ateitsw sr ) , sad' the oh,jecto et the Crowd mike to ex press their averedon by Mishit blot "Be bOever; Ay r . 41 10 0 2 0: 4i , 4 lifidtpi694 ,, i4 t*.qpiegy,,,diwbed. , s: 'fitSliptik or' fit•ple 1 95 /411 , 14 t:t r 4Ark . CYr-1YM9 1101 .4l ilpqiestkittti patipaturbeep gINIIIItat to prOtssA eßAintF she pause cllGDaegliiimellTertitoriel , bill TM , the lialitt 1 wa 71 41 1##"!1!t Ptilq 6:0 1 4 0d PthisA 0 ,11 rif• .Q4lmpimmi loosivir 1810Ebilliilts net prepiesd,toosisbeltie this 1141 W tilriblad 1110 111 . 111! ?Wail 'f grit . 1 0, Jet .sor Ciuvinasti, styled tbo "&rI ltepubliZeitii,' . 1 1 V 1 611Otre llf xatton. 4 new Trdbty with Mexico—very dif ferent in evert important particular from that which bout been for some days.pretend ed.lp,.!a jourtil of this city—has actually been afigotiateid-ily Gen. Gadsden, and is I now in the hands of the Cabinet. It gives us a narrow strip of territory across the North: end of Id exieo-•-bardly twenty miles wide at this end, but widening after pas sing out of the valley of the Rio Grande, 1111 where there ifi 44E0 014 lend that Santa Anna decided to keep. In all, we acquire 'a tett averragitirturme sixty miles in width and running Sorest to thsiGulf of Calder ' ilia, for which and the extinction of the claims of Mexico under the stipulation of the last treaty which obligates us to pay for all the damage which Mesieaos may suffer at the hands of the amiable savages we bought Of her by that Treaty, we are to pay Twenty Millions I That is to say : By one Treaty we bought the Camanches and their cut-rLroat neighbors, and agreed to pay for what damage they might do thereafter; by the other, we pay Five Millions for the damage they have already done and Fifteen Millions more for a strip of territory over which to make a Rail road (if we please) whereby it is some how calculated that they are to be deterred frJaa plundering Mexicans. hereafter. All the territory we Require by this now Treaty would be horribly dear at two millions of dollar': ; but we presume “Democracy" . will put it through, and that there is no use in saying any thing about it.—N. 1. 710 one. _ IlL — P.The Captains and Officers of the three vessels which relieved the Niemen gers of the Steamer San Francisco, tire re alizing substantial testimonials from the friends of humanity io different parts of the country. Eaeh of the Captains was presented la 4 week with $2,500iu money and a Gold %Vateh by the New York C nu tuittee—the other idfieers and seaman re eeiving also appropriate tokens. The members of the Merchant's Exchange, New York, also voted each of the Captains an S$01) Chronumiter.Jiwilar testimon ials are being prepared iu Boston, 13aIrdinore, and oilier plaeez4. ('INCINNATI RitYl:.:.—Jud l o Sp, , in•r, Capt. Lukens, :,n1 61 of_the otlicera of Cincinnati, charged with ri ots for the part they took on Cttristmaa night in the arrest of the Gernisau nrte auto: have, after an examination ilitolatet-, otl 11 days, Is•cti had to oboe sum, (11300 each, to auseres at the Y• 134 tgLw. of the criminal court. Tintesamining court, in gi‘ lag its deci i o , re:'citli...',ttiat it iaai erne , waiter, ahit pr,.4a-i -si,rti did tutu outat U III! I) . w h Olt wad (TOO t to hie Ow d. tot l wga , he did; not, think the action of the defuolants in ar resting them was just:o3l.le A STKIN6F.NT LIQUOR LA W.,--Wo notice among the proc,•mlings of th t . cOlutuon councils at Fond du Lac, Mich.. the following stringent. " prl)h ibi t ry liquor law :" it ordered by the may or and city council of the city of Fon du Lao, that all persons arc hereby forbidden to sell or give, directly ur indirectly, any intoxicating liquors or drinks of any kind to A. 1.. Rico, Jacob Powers, and Volney Withetell ; and the Marshall of this city is hereby ordered to notify each and all persona iu this city, licensed to sell strong and spirituous liquera, of this order." 111=7 - The immense distamea of Railroad connections with the West and South west, are shown in the following table of routes between New York and Chigago, furnished by the General Agent of tho American Lake Shore Route : Al ilea. I.ferser to Dunkirk.is 459} Lake Shore Railroad to Cleveland is 142 Cleveland & Toledo R. Road to Toledo a 112 Michigan ~ o nthern and N. 4. R. Road to Chicago is 4cothroir Riaer Railroad to Albany, 144 ew York Central Railroad to Niagara, 30:16 (treed Weroern Railroad to Detroit, Michigan Central Railroad to Detroit 483* TFIE ERIE RIOTS.—It is said that Wesley 'kraut, Esq., United States Mar shall fortho Western District of Penney!. vania, on Saturday evening last, received a telegraphiedlspitob from President Pierce, directing him to proceed to Erie, and take such measures as were necessary to protect the railroad companies there in the work of repairing the roads. The dispatch sta ted that if there was any resistant* to the Marshall, he would be protected by a suf ficient number of United States troops. as k „Joitim 11. I.4l,Lnit„ formerly editor of the "Fulton Republican," has started a new Whig paper in 'Bedford called the 'iliedford Chronicle." , The "dbroniele" presents a neat a ppemomee, and will doubt less prove a valuable auxiliary to the Whig. cans° in Bedford.' 11CP'0,a the 41411 lebruery an election Rill be held tin Beek* county, fer a mem ber of cotikreall Owe of 'Mr. Mahlon- P.! 1 •" T 94 11 c 61 AroNpi 441111(1041PM4Pokeil oYM the PeWrit-. Can- 1 4 4 , n :°l l # ' 2J„ • PRO /Y Oll - y t4l.;iigi,l49a4mcre, 'ORR& through the Ann. nel on the Mountain section on Wedwes. PV)MkoPgr i .cartl ;/V 9942t1;c1A, fifio td[op. day in,Feheuseu.w.TheninelineO•plenesi the Porhige /toed will 'then be-dispensed witb;lifuldl6 4 llflutttpishetigdrifillt fbehg, :I : l l itiiVe.o4 4 .:* $ 1 644 Wl* in' runt 2to onrs. Cr Peerldeal Pim* hai limed ble. / 1111 0 1 4 1 0,4* 110 4,404'416. .1404110 4 0. 4 4 *,4 'o.o4Po,Aphak Mozioo. and usintar e .4l4. peueltioi of the low gallon thew, r 4.ct SAD END OW AN Vf105. 4 ...1t. Patrick Dono!ote. one'of the Irish exile. who ! made his 'seine ,frOan Ven 'Diemen's Land, altd l airived iii thfa country x few 1 Miniths allies, died on - . Biiiiday last at hia lodgings in ooklyn, sentery. It ' is said hu died almost alone; and without i friends, and was buried on Monday at :Greenwood Cemetery by a few friends of the cause for which he was banished 1 rnm his native land. The family of the dis missed '(wife and daughter) arrived in New York on Saturday last, but did not find his whereabouts until after his death. SBININA RV AND CHURCH BURNT.--4 die. patch from Pittsburg dated January 24th, says, "the Western Theological Seminary 1111(1 the Presbyterian church, at Allegany city, were horned to the ground last even ing at 6 o'clock. Halt the library, which was very valuable, was saved. The build. Wow were insured for $5,000. The Amery was partially insured. About for ty students of divinity obcupied the build ing. No lives were lost." M ARMAOt AT A PATIIER . OI PRATII. RED. --Major S. R. Hobble, First Aasirtmit Postmaster General, is lying hopelessfl ill, of consumption, at Washington. It is said there was an affecting scene in the sick chamber of this gentleman on the 19th inst. His daughter Mary was there, in the presence of her prostrate and almoa dying father, united in holy wedlock, by the Rey. Mr. Butler. to Nathan Reese. Esq.. of Newburg, N. Y. The fond father, apprehending his speedy dissolu tion, requested that the nuptials should he celebrated before he had seen the last of earth. The papers are bragging of an invert. lion by which leather can be tanned in ten minutes. We have seen the human lode, however, tanned in five minutes.— sOor schoolmaster used to do it occasion. ally .in two minutes. 111erchanINI Gargling 011 Stsnds pre-eminently above all other Medieiikes, both for men and animsls Rend the following notice from -The Str:ugti•r+ Guide to New York City and Ihe Crvstal Putnee." ..IVe Itave not Pct noticed. and still it is fliattcr of great consequence to the farmer, the farricr, and all conecriii.tl in the than -1'11..111(.1,i Celohrated 11.rir• l'og Oil. conirihioril by Mr. OEOROE \V. MERUO A NT, of Lockp“rt, Ncw York t tone and experience have hilly proved that this universal remedy has not it.. 11,1,1 on Zhu list til ; it ha. 11.0 V liven b•-lore the public In- tip of year, and a thousand i.ert•tiraicc truth won eminent and goaliti..,l io. 11 , 1. •. Air. '.lerch •,,i 511119 f CI dietlltlii% 111 1114 ; and it im hihll ,l . 11:1111, that men, as W, 111;1V he henetiled by the Ilse id Ow (H. Such his brert the demand for -oii.•;11,011,.i a base, ilintatoon, Intrelt•il .I;aruinw has been pushed, or ab 11.o,;.14-11 111 he pliSlied 111111 0 .1 0 .1 ; Ili{ 11,tr.“11 every' kir 31111 1w1 , 14 t.i n 11111• 'tII the quit! proprietor, .Mr •,Ir i f W N11.11+11)1." PC 1'1111PIII: 711 MIKE& iv. I 4111 . 111.11., 1r1,1,111141, I FLU! . k v. , Al tvuoucol SU( It., s. tlow• st•l ,t t• itt,t.s: 11, 14111.111 ieS AIISO al $s 5 1,,•,bb; slid 600 bb:s. City AI ill, at vi..S :c:. I..ltcr m t tin, • des Ulf •101116 11.. w. d cirri brautils $8 50. and about 3000 hbls Milts at the vivito price. The induct (dosed with rath er wore aellrn than buyers at t 8 'vO. Th. stock, la Itch:, and holder. firm. Hyr dour istol Coro Meal. prices irregular. Hot little sellitig• 1111.tiN & BF.El),.—Grain is scarce; receipts e ...to a further advance in p i le«. A. b on I . iOO buvhels Wheat off..red this morning. and sales at 2 a 12 U.S per bushel for white ; no i•d an. '1.111t• !novels held at 1 1 •.:• Core is 110 Itualoda offend, wilt 'ales at old yell., at 110 route, lee dad. 14; a SS roots 9'l cents pal !walled Rye is fit in--1 , A1... cal Pennsylvania at 1 1 .1 11l per bushel. Oats scarce. NV, : now ..ales of Pennsylvania Oafs at 47 cents pet bushel Clover:wed is still in actise demand. with vales at 6 73 a 6 81 ; "finimby $3, and Fhitseed ft-0 per bushel Girt ir ECIE • —The market is ginner. males Rio Coffee at I lyt a 12 cents per lb. A lot of $O O baits Ilio on terms not made public t the r may Ire quoted at 104 oen:a tar common to 1 I cows for mime—very choice 12 cts. Sugar end Molasses unchanged, and sales small. Ittoe t 4 0, per It.. pßovisin3 , --The Provision market la aninewhel 6, met. WAS Pork is now held at $l6 per 61 , 1. Bacon shoulders 74 a cents; sides 7i a 9 els , a hams 10 • 12 ants per lb. Lonl l in bills. Ui cents. and in kegs 104 a 104 cents per ' lb. Hillier in Sega 13 • 144 rents, and roll 17 a 19 cents per lb. Cheese 1 94 a 104 cents per lb. 1.. r corn tii,•ri CAl'l'l.l: - ninth' from $3 to 14 o n the hoof, equgl to $6 s Sll net. and averaging gross. Slaughtered Ilikup—Aane small lots Love Imo mold recently at pain $4llO to $6 pot 100 Ihs. FLOUR. per 661.. from %agona, *7 50 WHEA 12, far hu4l4 ITO ►o 95 RYE, 95 TIMOTHY StrllEO, per boatel, 250 to 300 CLOVER sEBO, 3 87 FLAX-sEED, 1 25 PLASTER OF YARN, per tort, 8 50 HANOVER MARKET. FLOUR, per barrel, ((ram Wagons) $7 61.) WHEAT, per bushel, 1 76 to 1 86 RYE. /6 .1 CI)RN OATS, Ti MOTH Y-NEE LOVE R- EU FLAX-REED. On the 19th inpt., bt Robert yeh ns ta 44 . Mr. Co ARLF.s MAOLF.AN CUIIRIENS. end Sim ANN E LIZ A. tholthlor of 11r. N i th An id itandolrh—...hotli I - .l2 , tiarilsad Jownithipp. (In the 26th Inst., by the manse Mr JAC()CI RODKET, of end Mee BARBARA SPANOLER,of thin county, On the Mh inst.. b) tht Roy. Mr. Chattel, SOLOMON SPANGLER, req.. if test Sortie, end Mies ()A TIN RAIN I.: LAIL of the eleinliy of A bbousteent DI,D. on Monday last, In Baltimore, JOSEPH ED. • WARD, ono of Alexander and Poll, Fraser, (for: buoy br plans) aired 5 months and 43 days, On Wednesday averring last, near Etratrdtalouri, Md.; Mra: MARY Ett,4lllA DOH. seift, of /4r. Noidefign 814'30611001. 'tirade wilder ;or 8040 wir-, . 1 ° 16.4401 1 1 4.0' gad 50 yes*3 rri on Oa: and Its dos iOn the Ott; Of ! Ungar' , Wit , to Lie cd'uniy, notii,,aftatli king 1114 en, Mn. DtQCLI-„ prieriii.'of Mr. Blucher 'and, dasighllst Vbffinlint 044 b 641 r, ,01 es i mp4, /4 4 4 /te stirs soW ICf okriejth t i.' - • ' • Otdot tilillo4l at ,if PolbaiiieloikffilPG*llo4ll N;011Pdo Jkat of Widow Pi kln ee AiatiP Iht_ l4 ol . / 11 4. , ,A I ', ' lO.. j i=147:10111=1 , 1 Pq• aged about 117 you*:Mt ,•1, v. 1 . 10.,r rosa[l.l.l Sr la in.ire *en,. YORK MARKET. 40 * 00 to 0 00 500 to 600 I IS MARRIED. Itlie Dar. Itr M. BIRD, one of the editors of the Philadelphia 'North Aisericau, died iu Philadelishits, uo Monday bus,. A mountairi hi:4l64ri up of atoms, and friendship .oflitn .ntssiters; and if the atotnb hold.not in*lither %h mountain is crumbled into dust, 'Myer** %straw( or Kock: Raw. The fact is wilignitahle that this meilielud, superior to anything heretofore offered to the loh Ito, for purifying the blood. Keep yoor blood pure and you are yak from ell those troableswise .dieesieee that afEiet an arty of the human raise.— Myers' Extract not only" purifies the bipork, but invigorates the whole ',item, giving a i healthy tone to the stomach end imparting life and energy to the weak and enerveleJ. SICK HEAD—ACHE. Mr. A. B. L. Myers Dear Sir 3-.1 have from childhood. watered with periodical turtsi of dip Hick Headache. in treaaing nutil the lawyear. I wait usually laid by alurnet weekly, u n til I commenced the use of your Compound Extract of Rock Rost—one large bottle has completely cured ma. I have had 00 ocoahion tu use it for months. yours die. NANCY M. PARSHLY. 183 Orange street, New Moen, Coen. I can heartily concur with the above. JOHN PARxHLY. Chen*. COMP', Oct. 12th ibba. Rev, A, li. L Myers-_ Deer Si r have suffered very much with the Sick Head Ache for fifteen years; there wee scarcely a week but what I was obliged to give up toy work, but by accident I became acquainted with your valuable Extract of Rock Rose, and have used one bottle. It has completed a cure. I have not been troubled with the complaint since, and I think it has otherwise improved my health very couch. A TIG LISTA C A ALTON. I fully concur with the above statement. JAMES CARLTON. POI sale in Gettysburg by S. H. 131./F.H LER. and by Druggists generally. Sept. 16. CURD MU' REPORT. [PUBLISHED UV ORDER OF COURT.] To the Honorable the Judges of the Civet of Quarter Sessions of :Mutts tountsit The undersigned, Grand Jurors, re• spretfully report to your Honors, that they limie visited the Co*lly Buildings, and take pleasure in tkifying to the courtesy extended to them by Mr. Coneax pool (tinily, of the Alms-House, and Sher iff Svorr and tinily, of the County Prison. The Mnis•hnese, and hnililinga and grounds therewith enntieeted, we litend to good order. the ininittes Properly eared for, and everything indit•atiug a full and Beth• dies barge of ditty on the part of t h e Sir %t aril. 'rho Comity ['moo Wa4 allot (mind to he in gm./ tinier. all the arrangemoold emolveveri ilwremth heinp ered it thin pe the worthy “retip Ito+, tillorifTBC , rrt and U,•• J,,t,0 %%cu. c .1 ed I oh.esve ;Ise ctettffilnerN and neatuess wit .•liarl , tertze•ti the bedding and oilier 1.. r nun iii. , hod have deemed ibis conimendatt,ry tiotive as .re th:oi just to the fauolteg tif :11111 a•rr—avid re%pee titilly recomsoci‘,! to the that thi. rt•poi he fo - cl•r,:d it, be Its the Couuty parr+. NIOSES N HELY, Foreman Gen Jan. 27, 1ti,54. FOUND E ;-.l4l)ekt•ril..l. 1111 Samr:l”%. laps, Onihrnolol le.ollog nom Get. , sinn, , to Fairfield, a t 111114.111. (401.A1l Gllodn, WWI totime Groeenet.. The owner by proving property, and par tug coats, can get the Itioods by calling on URIAH DOWEL. Jan. 27th, 1854. REGISTER'S NOTICE. NOTICE its hereby given to all Lega /II tees and oilier persona concerned that the Alininistralion Amounts herein after mentioned, will be presented at the Orphans' Court of Adams county, for con firmation and allowance, on Theaday Gee 21st day of February next, viz: 191. The first and final account of David Ileagy, one of the Executors of the last will and ieatament of Anna Mary Ileity, deceased. • 192. The first account of James Mar. shall and Benjamin Marshall, Administra tor, of the estate of Andrew Marshall. de. ()eased. 193. The first and final account of Jacob Feiner, jr., Executor of the lam will ar.d lestatuent of Mary Feiser, de oeased. 194. The aemunt of Robert Wilhany, Guardian of the estate of John Bart Ma. jar. eon of Robert. Major. 195. The firat account of Christian &hillier, and Lewis Peter Schriver, Ad ministrators of the, CIRCO 01 George L. Schriver, deceased. . 196. The Guardianship account of John Walter, Guardian of the person and estate of t Adeline Susanna Bingamait, minor child of Solomon Dingman, de- I ceased. 197. The first and final account of Daniel M innigh. Administrator of the es tate of Barbara Yenta, deceased. 19.1. The final acc o unt of William Sad ler, surviving Administrator of the estate of Wm. Sadler. gen.. deceased, 199. The first and final account of Henry Rudy, Earl., Administrator of the estate of Adam Rose, deeeased. 200. The first account of William Leas and Jacob King, Ex•eutors of the last will and testament of John Leas, de-1 ceased. 201. The first and final account of Henry Witutor. Administrator of the es tate of Francis M ' Nutt, deceased. 202. 'rise Guardianship account of Isaac E. V. 'pram. GottEthan ul the person slid estate of Daniel Matt, minor:son of john Elliott, deceneed. DANIEL PLANK. Register. kinister's Qlikei LicitYoblo2. j ' , Jan. 27, 10 6 4. S to. WINDOW" NAIADES. al 31 :6 L. . itIZER CO. ge MANIMACTUREW AND WPIOLIDALD AND isci9l . ll; inAttits WIIsID I OW" B outh•wriwt,qoigias of second and dtotit PHILADELPHIA. 0.1.1011 as Gotha's Landseapeei Borders, Vases, Snroies, Roque's, :COLS BORDERS, Age., of , Htei 11701a.beitutiful 'Naito" end perketioa' Of Sahib! hi-Idris country: and at , *ark LOW PRICES as to ehe/lanite tit;.obtlpetities:;iasJtlF sad , W bite Holland s, Cambrie., Ta;milk.Clords) Brum*, ikstOttehtery satiety, for City or essOMP-1111411. Sitir loves. 4ine , of oar soak. at she 0,04 South- Mali sonar of IllidalitlaP,l4lo.,ll,ir ~hd• • ; • < • Branch' CIIANGIf, OF 1101111 S., ON and after Monday, Nov. 14. Trains ovvii this road will be sou as fol- lows ; Ist Train will leave Hanover at 9.30 A. M., with passengers for_ York, Har risburg, Columbia and Philadelphia, and return to Hanover with passengers friom Baltimore, at 11.45 A. M. Oil Train will leave Hanover at 3.45 P. M., with passengers for Baltimors(ac riving there at 8.45 ; and return imtnedi melt, with Passengers' from York. ike., at 5 P. M. 3d Train will leave Hanover at 5.15 P. M. with Passengers for York ; and return with Passengers from Donator° at 7.45 P. M. Round Trip Tickets between Hanover and Baltimore, Cgood for 48 hours,) will be issued at s2—a reduction of one third from the regular fare. 'rho Monday morning extra train will leave for Baltimore at 5.45. EDWARD E. YOUNG, Agent Hanover, Nov. 14 18$3. /PIPORTANW Farmer, Farrier k Stage Proprietor. GEO. W. M_ERCIIANT'S CELEBRATED GARGLING OIL UMftZeU►ld4lU 11 Tll/1 al►Tulll o► irieuarla Le the most remarkable External Application am cP MAN & 40'ci) "They can't Keep HOlnd without very.' Fern,ly Euthruealitui. %In Cure Immo& ...ger, and 4 e:1 such Y. Silavino. Sweeney. Ilingglrmr, Win,. Poll Evil, Cullone, 11r11s of all k rIS, Prreh Woninfit, sprni,s, firnieem. Fis rela, Sul net, Sand Cow k•, :kioh, I..zozietiess. Fou otlere•l reel, Seratellei or Greaee. Ithenoult.,,in, of Animal..,External Pot- MMEIZI=I A, /411'01 Chi' Chopp,' linnde, Cramps: Cell ,. ,t it,• the he. he. ae. 011, iu rl.e cure • , r.l,- 1. , r ~ • It ! pi 'l/ ~..0,..,•i e tIo bee. ;“ •r , .• 0.. at I twel..e, • vatj hapala ol 1.i., Y uma Ad! 440 , c4 by Ihr .W 1,1,1 INI I til% Oil FT lie +l),,s ate 1111.1. or .a< Kole proprteTor. GE:()RGE W. ME/11711A NT. inreltpOrt. N. C.. t. bleb*. la the oak of lice I ih iii. h hawromg tvvri the cork. • ....I.rs to ploprietur rill be promptly I to I:et a PAO , dit•: 01 the A ten , . What wonder. an r.l tvo theIII• inethetoe =E=M=CI I 1.1 El: RITE 17. tit• S. H. B1 7 E111.11:. lltlysiwre; .1. 11 Hews , Al , b .t.towit ;J. Aul- I•nuglt. H3ll;i.tott ; E..t Berlin ; 1'• 1 / 4 1 t , ,r 1. 11 ,1 / 4 thr 1,i1,•1;1; . 1 / 4 . S. 1 / 4 ,1er.., 1{,; 1 / 4 111,1 1101 ; ; .1. 11.. m k, Meoralluto ; J \I ;run, \ Gvt.;r.t ; S , u l / 4 1 1 / 4 . Norherk, t tit Mt-Ili-oe. Fmtnit l / 4 htirg ; : 1 / 4 11,1 r Klitt h G. l / 4 . J. (; , Ib ,, t .if 1 / 4 1% 1/yolt, 1'1111,11)ELPHIA. Jag; 2:, GROCERY & LIQUOR REMOVAL. undersigned has REMOVED hi. • Store a few door. south of Its old stand, to Ike three-story building OI Mr. 11! asinus, (next door to the "Star" office.) where he will always keep on baud a large assorttnent of goods, which he is prepared to 'Air at prices which cannot be beat. His stock consists of GROCERIES of all kinds, Sugars, Molasses, Coffees, Teas, Fish, Solt, Crackers, Cheese, Pick eled Cucumbers, ie. Also, Fruits & Confections, Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Raisins. Prunes ilt.c.— Also. Powder, Shot, Tobacco. Se gars, Gail's celebrated German Smoking Tobacco, and a variety of other articles— Also • 6rst-rats assortment of the beat qualities of LIQUORS, Wines and Brandies. of different kinds, ,N. E. Rum, Holland Gill Old Rye, &c. —all of which can be had on the lowest terms at the Store of the eubarriber, in South Baltimore street, next door to the "Star" office. U:rAlso, always on hand 'variety of Stone Jugs. Am.—Give us a`tell. EMANUEL ZIEGILER, Jr. Gettysburg, Jan. 27, 1824—tf Dissolution of Pourtnersbip. . rI •HE Pailnership heretofor e existing -between 'the undersigitede. to the Mt - wham Teileiiiig bitsiiie r ss,` has been dissolved by inueisl autumn, • J. 11. .53 El ELIA', J. Z. HOLIGEBAUGH. Jan. 1854.-3 t. it t ALICOES, a large assortMent. new L.) styles, also Gingliama, Donteatira and when., with , a large, variety of DRY GOODS too large to mention here. Call and see them at KURVZ'S Corner. gIIOSIERY, o:oves, Bonnet Mittens 17. and Bonnet Ribbons, Laces, Edg ings, Very cheap at FA EINESTOC Copti for4i F all ihe di gem, iv*, spiorsois Iv rice', for , jodica, gentleman sail children, at KU wry* ONG BAY STATE itid *quire 14 SHAWLS great Itaiiety:Tutcank, Red aed Whitt graph do. a beautiful lint el°, SONNEV'VELVE'rS, &c., 6u., very cheap at the ate - re - or • . jßlSßl , LlNENSe•AlualidsiioVialiiiig& . Flannels: , !mere Table - OMM sling, and Drillingalaylvaii-aioi sal& at 7, N 1111.41414. P 0116iNfaii ohr the bPs4l 145114 iwa ou-,badd' - by al %hal 4,—Li .... 0i ,,,(1 A . „ yid fur , m Gettr.---- VONA* r: 7 W ,7, ue io! Fousitic3r QC 1 . ' -1. % ,'. ' ' i I Mite' jail "!' 6 ,q , rinni gr uil * L ido Ts lifirliptarfilEpti II. TRUNK S *bidh ,.. 11 K ~........04.t. , try '- 4 - - - . our,,imarrd—No-rip switUtronint ..-- ILANKET S ....—.A. 1.0477:A1uirA4.4w44, ~ow a Bap 114..... q. . L „,...,_,. :6 ~c i1a , , ,:,..„1 1 :1' Orterpilliimi,"*i 0. 1 1 Sit I CUITAUESrI OM 1 1 111 , 3 gompsertoN insra • cdfuNailum ih* s , , 11.'4,i/46 6N* i • KURTra• r th iti STORE. ~ 1 ~~ • ...1!",91; .1 . I , le, Y v taut) of oryber,grOrphans' •Clean, 13 the unthneutstedt4neoutrix .of the estate of JOH Ertilri deceased. will sell at Public 4ale, on.4turday the 1 1th of February next. at, I-O'clock P. M.,- the or *aid demised. aittwiter in Tyrone town ship. Adams county; Pa.. adjoining lands of Johnethan Neely; Samuel Chronister, Moses M. Neely. and Okra, and contain . ing 156 Aites more or less, of gisOLiND, in • good ewe of cultivation. The Improvements are 11. Two -STORY LOG 801111-LIST WISH , 11 with a Back Building attached, • a good Barn, and other obt-builaings./ There are two never (ailing Springs of water eoneen• lent to die house.---The FARM is well watered. and the feneeli gaud repair.— There is also. on the premises. an excel lent ORCHARD of choice fruit. About 40 ACRES are centric, with excellent TIMBER, the rest good arable laud, with a good proportional MEADOW. Ilff•Persous wishingto +view the place will call upon Mr.-Joist/roan NEELV. re siding on the Mansion Farm. g2'Terata will be nude known on day of sale by HANNAH?. NEELY, Jan. 20. 1884.-41 Executrix. SELLING OFF CO CLOSE. HA VINE sold my Nouse, I will sell my entire stock of 81'011E-GOOD 8, whole sale, or retail, foi 3 what they may bring. without retard to mot. Call soon ; the Goods MUST, BE SOLD. This is the last chance for bargains. Likewise for sate, s Agit). BUGGY & HARNESS, 'Peeplate'and Cooking Stoves, Household Furniture, Painpidets.,Addresses, Cata logues, Programmes. Speeches ; and a full set of the "Star 47Bauner," from its first number, to this dam. J.M. STEVENSON. Gettysburg. Jan. 20.1554.--tf, NEW AND VALUABLE ILMY ILCOIRM. n URDON'Sf Digest New edition from I — 1700 to 1853, lupus Volume, price E 5 00. Robert's Digest, prite $1 50 Rion's Jusu. e, t• 4 00 Graydon's Forms, " 350 The• anemia of Atterniev, Magistrates, and cilium; is direeteil to the above valua ble series of hooka ; t lI and examine at KELLER KUKTZ Book store. Jan. 20. 1854. W NINITIAII Wlll 7 AT and 3 9 f 4D """d t; - a,oolbuOlets oi good y( I -1.,1r N. p' 1 , •••F " d livered ai I.OIIIST GROVE .I.rmat,v l ov v ub l t jp, :Ell A lIINOLIt Jan. 20, 1851. _ TRACT 1) 1 1 0S1 TORY. A nEposrroWd the public.oions ot The "AM ERC A TR A c.i. so_ Y" has . beeii established at the Book-*tore of 3. 11.0lIEHLF.11. if. Get tysburg. where all tie Books and 'rrilets of the Society can Ls had at the publish er.' original prices. Jan. 20. 1854.—if. EXHIOTION. AD AIITTANCE FREE. 1 A IiCUS SA VIKIN'ti Clothing etn- IVIL indium embrams the largest and best assortment of Fruit( and Dress Cost.; of every eariety of rotor, quality and style. which have everfieen offered to the public. Call and see, even if you du uut to buy. Oct. 14. 1853. Winter lkosenete VIOR the Ladies. Boo& and Woolen L lima fur ctuldrewa new 'allele elleap Fashionable Cravats /4 ARGUS SAMSON hat jell reedit,- 1i ed a large asisuilient of Mann lul CIIATA'rB, of ihelattiet,atyleowhich be will sell cheaper than any other esiab lisliment in town. December 2, 1259 Men's Dress Goods. LIVERY variety of Colors . and quill r ty . of Clutha. Casilmereir, Sattinets and ()vervoiitings;alll sr whirl) trill. he mom as low as at any oiler siorein torn. Call and see thewk at 4,u,RTz's cbsap Corner. " ' Ladies' Dress . '& Fancy Go9ds, oval El largest and hamliontest assort, ment of Indies' Dress and Fon,ey Goods in town, Sleeves, Collars 'arid ern: hroidered Linen flandketelrk Misery, Gloves, Ribbons, and triaMiinge generally very cheep, p:t be had et Me state of OE(. ARNOLD. Oct. 14. 1953 LOOKING (11.A8SES4 of "all Wass. auJ priets, for alibi' i; X SCHICK'S Qiiremirwaro t Qmeriessoure BR'M ARNOLD hal' jot received IA a Ivge of .9,llE4ll§Yir ARE, which ha prep nelr7 ,ao Metalltud e, 4 if L. tic klieg Toulori4furfit theLedie tint be poet offemOtathurgea; newt. teem of BONNE ti,, „SAN', sect Wives" ? ,Powri tl 7.l! 414 4 /.. ever before openedid t: it ire. ,0141 and theak-,4-114 tra., 1 1 1 1 rt u %Ads- . " I.,in I+ll Oct`.'?', • • •- • • . ItEiWzMiktiv 01),5,C.4 U.SIT ' tee443lll t a njila . in:glA.4tik.\t"AarAir4l4lk6i6l44ll4l'lV4§..-' If lilt% teUtlillt QEV - % , E: 8i ICTIATrIN At the Old , Stand, N. W. Cornet , the . AettyabluT,.- • , , rglENDgli, their 'hacks to their ce•trt• veers lur pas( favors, anC respect- fully iefonn the path* that they contin ue to • Cut and make all Oirtnents . , in the best nriisner- and an reseoitable term.. Thee cuaida will be dine is here tofore, by Ronan? Maseru.. r fashlonii are regularly rectos:ail, 'eff4rt made - to secure a good ( rind sewing. The subscribers, Op°. l' ,Ibtor long experience in the business, and .ree newed eflints to please, to "trierrit and receive a continuance of the public Marna. • , I age. • ~ ipc7bAll our_work is triads regu l arly ennp,oyed juurneyaien ;, upon this, our custameramas . • , 40.:?•The Fall sad Winter Fashions have just been rindvddirom lfte city. ktrAll kinds of rirantry malt* liken in exchange for work. •It. 1411RtIN., Oot. 14—if NEW STORE! NEW, 'CON N LADIES, THIS WAY I lI Ise NI ecieihm H , A$ opened. et the corner room in the AL FRANKLIN 1-lOUSE, ( lan% ) Centre Sytiere, Glettyfihorg, a poet and well'eelected assortinent of . , or every variety—comprising Minute Eittlts, Satins, andNO% Ribbon'', I:i -dles' Dresa 'Frimmtngi,'9lottes, flfisierji, Handkerchief's. Frennh woHred Collars, Cambric, Jaconet antl'Satisi Flgingi„ in sertinge and ninslins, tte ' apd ally every (Ascription al...anti gook to which tote attention of the Ladies and Gen tlemen of town and country ' is invited. Nov. 18. 1858—i( NIIHE first Account, of JOSEPH J. KUHN, A.114p14 * qr. WILMA NI I NDORFP ‘ tistKllitfith.., tiled -tu the (.;ourt ul Common Pi: ''.,,.. . 'A:Ou equity, And it !lid Coiiir*: Ilk t i.:. l. ' ItiAlf.ay the 21,141ay ofFek4ca'l 11 71 . • 1 ,AiroOn firuistiou intl., il!orn , . 1 4 0 ii,kl.:T ! .: ~., 14144.. D'L; .-.), Jim. 6..)i1i4i1t - ': "" . , rVIHE first Atentint Or SAIrIL Cong.floininittee of the riation find estate of istErWWL JOICE. (a Lunatic.) has been filed in Sho Court, of Common Pleas of Adam's Pounty Court has appointed 754eclity Nic 214 day of February nexkl; 10r 'the cdnfilmation and allowance 01 the SWIM: , : ' : . . WM. W. PAXVON., Proth'y Jan. 20, 1.854,--at TLIE first and 11E41 account o .t.oßtur, swoPE. As..woef, of 'BENtiY $ 1.1 ft I V Nit. 'has 1)14.1144d irethb Cotiht , of Cinvin,.ll 1 1 1111111,, lir ArtSilirx 're iltiiyt: Anil toirrCourt niipointod Pueeday 'the 21 at day of February next.' for the cOn fir naation ind allowanee of the same. • • • By the 1(;ourt. WM. I*. PA x•roN./-'ro t ky. Jan. 20, 185i---Ai, ra,LI, rterinntt knoviitit thernfteliteli he indebted ro me hy - ftiote'or Fittok seentmt,-Will fdettee call find 'pall the tonne on or before tlin *rat &riot 'itiaMi Mixt: All who neglect alit; notice will find their accounts In .the hende'ef.rin °dicer for col. lection. r • , 'ABR,EI'APLNOLIDi Jaw. 8.`1864:-1.:11 I ;' ? f'„:1 r 4"11: 0 0 . 4 1 ,1* ItZ :.•,L viola no, ' . -- 7 in friiithp o Wlillt--_ , . ~ , 4.-',l i . wi ildeleieremon ttitit!, • ' ' . r deforeffie,firet,ilen of Ma Illeli—all those who neglect this notice will find their notes on aeroont in the Iltehjiiof lit offit for collection, as longer indulgewee 4i ll . t be given. , ' , .• KURT'S. Dee. 23, 1853. CE - • • HE T .pointed Assignee by Asuman Mr. nits avd.Wifs. of .York county, Pat, under' a Deed itf Voluntary' Adalpinent for the. benefit ol Creditors; none,e le hereby giseni to all persona having soy. defines ,againit said Ad 11( ERB. to present the samet;propera'. ly authenticated for student/to vandllutse indebted 1111. souk, payintmt yritliotogiss lay, to the' abbscriber residing near &lit, Berlin, Adatrid ' 11f.5,1440 - J. KUUNr.,4M,inie. " ' . Breinig, Fr VEGETABLE CATTLE I,4IGIDERt 'CATTLE lINIXENT::, Ca OLD. W HOLPSAA4CdtottIL ,Elfita., 0 by 8., H. 011F.,111 s EA, '4(04 for &dame etion't#. ' 9e *X Do, 30th, 1803: • • ' ' '• • HOT CORW: JOT 'VORN Svpiridl , bWade. Toree's,eatdmfr-Seemed Bailie* reedy atirenorning, , , 20.00 WWI PA WI GT CORN, or 'Life -Eleeriistis New, tliorkiollestratiodiiitioludiortheoßtaity oF,Little- Kayo , m adolittirlitherßotapskiit's DaugliterOlitti ifigat..QaoPruce $1 lax Call and Innk-atiliffur,iiilitit itattord46snta 81 ft . 0 • jiffy ieto . r I" ~,Pi i, , lera VOR iPAIo . 111 N,Atr sh hp41409044Mil*1011tiltriti &P,,ri. li ustOrgimille‘kirmislirmuipsali ‘NtAbe ni - lUM i AiliVoirh 0,64141 i) 11i rtaritiogliiALMl. ,v •t t , fr a; 10. .; , itltrioirg pc!ir, , ri"*.V: y 114P,1 1 0 Ve i AR: FANCY GOODS, WV 4110 COUli 'AI l;14:. O'r tt; GEO. ARNOLD n , A. , 1 • IMP Not. 'IIIIF. gE. TH t „,, *iled SiGet lyabur: Wind fuliiperidiegl o are for !own . rate • noiniaal it.ollle ment of a ors, aditerifetv chalk/4 mparisoii with similar company. Ah its oßeratigns are conducteresuanrittie'peollionallsupeliwision of Managers Aut levied by the Btoekholders. Tho 800k...tr }lle Ouinpeey ars at aßtimee open to the inspactiog ottbose insuring of it. As lip tspystlieg egeoseresesployell, perseen desiring {lf insure pen .tpulteign' pitcelion to, ei the r ttta *sling i ng/A. fypop i l whom eh re quisite information CAB Atli guaedi acr:ro blailaerp blumigab-.43Worgodwupe, D.. 41,. $1.1441111e5. aWsildl H. uts'venann, A. U. li,usl.l. .&..44,11,-4441 W. , tahle, S. raNavolot ' et 440WAti,10. McConsuabye Mageo l 44.•: - .WID-B. 111 , c) j Cuedwiise4-7-Nhekt Idcf4uldn. ' ittraban-Jacot• King, , f ; 171 . 1 Franklin—Andre* Hitrittelinan , 1 Hainlitanktn—Alues tV. ' " ' ' Litwety.-4ohis MusetlihsW Jr. ; . ' Readins—lidery Piniking, •.• Ifftimuce— , JambGrielol. ~• Mcuntjoy- r joorpb, finlt. - . . • : r• • s‘ Berwlek--Aidithew Eichqiyeraff, ~ OltSirtl--.lotits` L.'N - tiel J. R. Hersh. ' 4 froaldiont*GEOßGl9 . SWOPS. ~ -,• -(1 Vitef Protriihiiii+.B4*qim R i Secretary—P. A. Br • .. 1 , s ot,i`; Treseurer—SettuaL,Felettririts.,' Ex ec utive committee—ANDßlSW raids ?CIA RoßWirr ocuppar o imil e a it r m , s bept.luettost.-4C •• 444. ''••• • •••7 TH'lt • . • 41111 HE Conitnikaioneri Of AdhtitWbritiiitty L hereby ghe.noticir that they have fixetflupott the goilowifig itinea . .4os the ; hollOipirpfzit ppegia fpr the,ere. vs nbtritteg ought.skil4:rowslabe q if goaqtdrutyt. at the office 'of the Couto,' Ci immtasson- 1 era, in Gertyaburjr,' . trhen,and WherLlteY will attend to hear Appeali, between the hour. of 9 -o'c o lotg, q.. ladd 3 o'clock, I: P. M. Fee Ilie, lawn a hiltit l.ll 6t , Mb h tirjOy. 4 dler t many, Union, (;',Haouretto, Mountialcvni t• net wink;' Oxford,' Sttiriall, Ilia MI n . Houdin/4 end 'llylrotte.ott litchtday'rhe 1h day of li , bruary 'next. ' ' ' .' '' •• for the town4ilini of thintlitrati; Lit/ imore, Monalleh, nutlet', Ftiniklitty linnt 4 iltotahen, Liberty, toreednin; ()timberland, and the 'Borough ill Oanyabtane-LWO 71tek• day thrift. day If' fibittary newt " A lilliA.H AM ' itEENTR I JOHN MIVICi;E I Y. ii• SAMEN •11 1 #11.18."' , , • 'c " eduathindefiiii:' -Attatat:.-J.' Anocivtkuilit, 4Yerk. •:' ' l ' Jan. 5,,1854.--4tl I' ' ' ' ' '•' EEMBE!EMIBSO DIGUERIBOTYPE FOR 50 CIKNII4S, CAN • bit' liiita: Witaiiiiii . -Calory in, ClisinhersbniV sitrest.' (Pig:tures ie.' ken in 'lilt kintlS of Wes'diet, nail will he. pot up at ilitr Gilic:ry . in nil ttily,dilienpiey• SIN les of the tlAy••4 Ali pr,040 varying froiti : 50 rents, to 4 , 03 00. So now is the (inti tor otwatniug,i,he inienyvvi likninnifevilit s o forth; ut tinu plinie, Persons ; wiiiitinin • to ilivir , m1%0411440 19 IPill, sutm wli.iie,-the, oliportniiity is Whim nonni and int order' to secure a satisf a ciitry likelunia i , ;solikiteta• are relinLetnntiL. tiri7t. wits: 'dark opptirel.-.. Glyotiernet,ri ki NEW itk *term id Fie I:, 0110 blall'iC vest, 404teravat i , 40,0, Indic), vlifinlid P *lilt!: dinining cc Pli'k Ismi Wt.'s. n,l'lninti, niiiiii,, noiniEwiniiign onion; nee -very suiiiinie for. eliiiiireu. .. • , : , . n 1 . I retort) my eincero•the eke to monomer.; null frittmls for their ,p4et fevorst, Atobsto. lirits.,a; rnetinnyue,l.of the saute, /toping by etr4et ne motion lii blfftlitetfiK itu alilittt.V.l6l l ho holy efrit .gel Jere ,, SAMU j Lit—.lt:l3a.. ,• i •-ciinfiI.NHI 4 9T,RINV A liJ a l!p - n 111; 4 1111%1/ I/ 11 44 h v n it ti r d up coati. Drees Coats, Pro l e: (.7,lgost,....P.itita loonl;Velltit.lihollAritotHiiiiAlitttiilyt he tetll , mo));lnpvin er then env tlf,t)TrliNG g'`f'OltE or SLW? 8,116 P .-in the 'rotep, I,t 4:onety, t :t Fall' ana yogreelees,:i Oct. 7, t8;42-41: , , , bk . , ,1;),,,i ;114kriWAN1 1) NEC & t*lt AS A flt,B , ...,,- l ia i r.tiooigiN - f il l 'l f ielitgs . ,jriat4tet iii9•30,..-.l 4 .iiiii. lokell will d . o well by ratlnk oft the eubseriber, se ' "' ---"'" ' Gotty'ilittri",'Who to deiiiriteit'of porehattiot, A . B. itufrrz hie ink opened all ' Ol , -, TtOrltligtbirt lita%•icit iliOa r , ,Fill ti e Dahl at • tueade st4k•af a tita new and (le-j' II times. 0: - ) Ar'lle ihtends h... 4 ,11 the nimble ' stylei ''df ' DRY GOdDS, slew i .,, 0, ufle i v eittr l ikek i d :,.. hatitod eioior in • Qugenstoaeel4tul 'Ctioctiies—lTll toll he ,ilia., II "' mover or plitwipttl.,,,likt. Core to watts Illi'llerwetow" quaityrora I 4 i call l'!'"; held w a tiAttsrikWritritheee troso Whew he sew: all of which will ' b'e 'soli.' tot, 11;e i ntay ,lu rc h,,,,, • ~ ; ..t •• pribeipfe bf ..Quick Sa:ult tool khoolll ,,, „:1 8 6# 10 , 141 ,,m 4. .,p 0wER5. 1 Profits." • Debt. 84.4815 t—it s' ' 0 131 . 1 4, 1 8 5 : 1 : ' ' - - 1 ,- , ,r. '. ,-, I, •-..5. , se' h _ _ ' ' --.- , citrocitpurs,, SAVE 11)Uti MONEY ! dvp , ,,wiiinl,,, ;,1,11.ff',--.1.-:siik k . ii.,1,..14,w ‘1 Hu the market iltru v i. at Kilitt2N Esin4w4El4)ll corrEm ' 1 ebelip etrtlr. ' 'to ..., t i ~ II r ., . • lI.IIIIE , eeps opotatotitly t yit Di ft D /I I Sii junta for a le, the tiaatitatt LS-. Hill/ Bull II 111 14 141' nu. SkNOE OF tOPEE, tli best quoll4Y. iliAlLY r iii :"Koilz`ii etrap Uttrater, Thlitile4;rthie itflirce ill I ?lwilita will los *J,llSotoloyioeoeepied,) (ram 8 i)*clpek ° found 'a very greeklovmg to ,tht4 ctPttree of i A, M.. to 7 1,4.5k0ck,.P. 111. n eiootuitliog & the year . 1t" . .f" . 0i. wile. Wouposoi,o ma,411 Intl ing tiouileiost.. ififyetl Irtsio Philsolet- RiToo.., ei the ,Ocks i g,ttr, ' Rook ! l ittore 1)1,, , phis; ou t "Beltiptore and Ifinover Reif , ES*. H. 1 11.110114 ER. Bond. Celt stliih.%iil saVfsatmey: you ;Or.. 4f.1 . 803. A • -., 'way beta° late. 146thaintwr. .., . , --- r -- -.. --- ,----' -. 1 '' . A O. KURTZ'S ' APPRENTICE II ANTED '',,, i)61014. " • ' Chr ~,,, t-,;,,,, - r . , r . ,;; ~ ~, ; , , . ,7„1. ‘ ,- 2 4 1 .. -L- ,.., , leap Comte. - - A N Ati:segtice l tn iiiiitA DDLE:TitgE s dr rl / 14111'11*, 'Mark Blue and Feney One. i%li ' toe, will be' to'k tilt ,bytliti sib: ' . -4 ' llll 4 , llllereliVi• AVillikinittee, Overcoming, scriber, ,if apßlicstion'' he "Inaile_fiiiitit.-r. Keittut.ky Jost's, Curds. a new st,o* I ariplicant meet tilt blinduxtrlitti'4 hats . yreitt:lietti , ist".7sloll l Y,lg. Valves: Awl Folk its stud gtidsrefhitrarisr. ' : w ' it /, y.ti#4l64„j6 n 00'0 very ebestsat • ''' 'JOHN:ls:till/OPE.. ' S. FdaVAAV,NPOK 4 80 NS. . — Gettysburg. Now. 4 + Hils'; ' ' ._!,,,,_''. ' ' , , tl. 1..w.;.a.w. 1 ' ' f ' Tat STAR' ANI) BANNER , •- . —. A tri , i .ft N .:- :,.. • ~. ~ . , , . . • 1 iLat ii . f 44 ' Vii e it 4 'l l. 111 :g 1 41444 8 0 A WS' .It,Wddy .Ereiting, in E , ..- 1 ""Pt If ' 11), 16- .P tilt/more street, itt !Ise three opry p a "r" 1 " ) ftP 11 1*V1* 'FlrtWinkre:' will buntline! (I 1 a abo • nd it ~,olitirf a tt.tv,ca g ,dify i , ey , i , 41 , 4 6; ;; 4 / 4 r ~-e. ,re VlSSn l ift. Nttik letimilt with 'nt • f t ss ate : Biilim R l Wio t via ti p o i to :( . Vt •t 4 , 941 ,14;,. II.: it UE.IfL E II , ~ , .. t Jr ~ ~ b e . .% , resAgliltir 1 40 1 1 P ( - 1 00110ebgti6w k 1 f,*. , /it). twin otwvode.or vetittwo the you PI too itch/ tit tritlif*Ortreeitato the tew w ,ist ny, NA ni l. 1 . ' prtpet Oro% hilfild ' eti ttlit if it i,a tea rsigs*are pita.— . ,_„ l ' A. ~,a, -4 , ~..' I•lxcept at thgaii4*WirOf ilaa i'd, tur. aliask , espies 1 ,4 14 t4 Ar . , 4 4 ,,,„v0 t a, 44 4. t.tttt gi eelos,l,ps 441qtrf t.,!7•00t) • di•coetisusocs , Pu l i l lit f iiiii I? kitr"( 0. 1 . aulftristwill he reasnlost as a u.s,se 1itt41143311e11,11. . _ salt 5ii.,4,4 ill)11 0 ritAr.ivti; Al tl i ttr,fthcotyi„ alituotoements gut pyr taws • splara . inaml4 t i k e nNeCt • thref tuAlt,. for $,1, 77 -,••:t•r ,. stl . 8 .1 10, 42 i I ootUatt TA 5 .'' ?4,4 ,,, 44 • ,-- - - ...L- 6/611 - --- - gi - -k s - 131 Ns :1 1,; 2 1. 3 11 e6 ailui till rtiest l ' irt* Itiet,to r ":::: l' «p. l .c li .i 'l s " ii;:yr i; ,1 P •7 1"4144 e b tl for tit:' ":•! ...... 4 r 7:1111,4 fl,i ' .. I.' , ' , V 1 . 1 , . • , r -.11 ( liras tout. ..iii t/c4soseucd utilii fOrbitl i th ~. ' 4 6. 6 1 1 %,,„gPe 114 g Orilhl.• ' 1 1 Arial r0du0.000,14 , awls to those who ' , Apfm44 , 0401 .wvor, .„,11:0110(00(..8who isult.ll, the tear „' oda enteroletlposty moo g , . 004410*1 goAtinipt 4,44l , 4tioottlingod ; /4' rPoir 4 fill il it big t „, 04 tPtlitPtiiig.fiNgeM•4li4 .4l l•TY M il* 4 , sw6 if e l jw) fi llti (Wwww " wl n tr a tioos to the twitfor.tpw 41111.% 4sseripiinu, can be had 14thserramai,,, s , , g ,„,, ki , i , con y ?4 Moo, or I..•'otwiliwthit ' voriety. a tut tlas etisrpemsts ';4 ',, . ~.', na g s‘tueirierie.) 4401 Iwo too* I ASIM 4,(0 .4.1414 O. VLSI ri EST(?('K (St SSSNS, 4 1 ;10.1 ii4rtiliou. , # 1. "%at* • ;Lik.s I . 1 ;4 jr),PriinK M YSlnfritii rlitstrfg littest % V.i unit aunt! Ur inrrs :Erf Ifrt 141142,211 s Ohnreb. itltssirly tiirreolr, I re' M trito ifts where t, JARp be' ri .ts Ha It'd" irdlf* to #011110;* ihesPat4ilieg oft Ae Deptift : , ,1 , 14 . 15ru1l iyanya falA sets II ste v its it ralr. ' , , Fc„l4k: Dr. C. r Fyiv.C.l..t(m Ai s T A :D. D D: I Yrai. lAtorts, 401f:11,ThiiiVt1 " 11.1014 . 11emsis, ' l'AD)01 &waft, • f* s•K tik• 1 011 1 .4 . 1* hi 1 /AL L.lyvdi sit ' 1444 vi.1i5t5 11443.0 r , • rs• .14;4) : ma: AP :! 11 14 Icitrivre 114110016eir t Lisir..o / , stmt la *MA eav4sivo Sirsverriotserreek APE . falkstb,loWfists sfrictiker.,oll enlw , Sapriard. :411. 11• is 7' ".vr.rr '',; • 10 , . , ..%gllilkitEl4l46.Blo-Ideo. Wholobleam...aolvlak sif Idowehe o „ ....•,,,, .4 ; v., • .-, . , r .voccl.ti ivive ..iith d 1,4: ~. ).r • ...:11' , ' , !I 0 ..11,..1' *MO .. .......i. , i , ot , ir. 1 ,il,• - r 41 • •""' I , 4 ..1144610"10/4". 7 . . : • '.‘• 4 l 1111"1"agrtielt.ild 4MMtisetkiky, hiirph O. jt. *lei* o to relinquish. 41tei p remise mif hi* ,pwraims Oiarr tice , 4l4pitiminblibibiart,',baa placed hisklldiiiiesnothopogieneiti Apr* oils 31*W 3" hitir i trY *flu .„„ pi s _ Ira .iv ealln . t 11 1 1, ,cilkt ,sitefittittat *gbh, vltitie 1 hal* WilPyldriimaavvva lialiiiilvelb,;q2 fafir iftdiftil tint %WIMP ibilitiolr of ' MP commodity. .0.: A. .ItIS 7 , 41 , 1110 bola bib 111011aVONIIICIN . :1 Deo. 30. 1853;repalfirtt rt Tr , fth lag - 1. harlot - 1, ~. f1..4% 10-44 r FP.e'AisMNActi. et Ihrii *' ) .4l4 4 6,t7firitnpii ' • . . ,1 l (0010)..aemamid twme thaw Woo or Buehler' Oros 4c , 8C0111111.1.1...460ae11t0* stmt .) . 11 1 1 07411 — etr 'llr 1 iitionto g iouu l'illertriosi4ami&Per 1 hu., ' Pen l ibliCistitailibodolkothamoittime 'spinet ritiLfiti vs 'datum* at ,Watellassiptcm, , D. , C. alma , Atiteritatit elmilaFkilliesighMiT. 4 . Latol Wilmot* braittildmmliesaida.rookioggitt, add hithiaatiliineia Nia**4l3:,l oi :,. .-e ,, , La oda Imp sale. , i ek.;l4 sallow ailliepais. *oak "Il?t , WSVIII 1 0 7 / 4 111 1 11i,!9‘h*PlIbt PPVllled locating Wly4appWilai liar A pOg .114 we ly or by lj jitiOliiiaoMilath 1 f9P, . . . , . y-erl rib r.;^: rt .p...4!1 At... ..tit i-*•;-4---- Ir. i.. 0 , i4 4 1 1 /XY'Ut i l l iSA :. .-, Wittl6l4l3Melilidtbounty . , pill . • !Lands eadeedisoficiAo( Vow; , fripren Of-the United=: flumes ran 0 tbove ItiteirLelairnsuprearptly- and -. A ilitnietitly•ltteroted , 44kbf applies. nom ititheit proweriellytrik by letter o the subscriber. et hie otfireviliKtatrtystriog. (l to Whose. opptieseklawl Norio beta stutparnied on' • ecootiertiof • tietieieerry in ml 4 won e,ti oti. it tn?.lllfitittege serail:. -4003 , The fee charged is $5 Sa each eerie. payable upon the tieliver,ti of the aerosol, ; The aubiteriber- writ a I eroottentt yr claims for Peneitrne for ,Rewllo troller r , or other PhirV ices anti the' ibmi lion ..,f, lithils. .The Role *mi. iburehmie. ot - ' , ldord .Wonvere at, terotert to. , rte &Abe -It kiwis zerelt !wire' pelt! fler the same. li. G. Met !REA RY. MOY*l4‘.4tf.frt •':i •"' ', A tiorney at law Mt Ef gli til BIS ''' 'Y 1, " ' L i b itdc a L A " ,r• - ' le, ink' II ' • i ' i" - A It I) A4 l Vf 0 ) , z ti /10 ani, ON vlivi ' , VONIVAPVI.IIO)SpItI,4 ND • " V I RM•liciA 1 1 ; 4 NEW etrAILIALILLATIMI, ra 1 1.."7- A Int:ge sertftly °raft ltll, jt,4 of Lim bos alwity*ntt istlttihlittlelittd wait. UlHa fu order: SOO* shortest eittsser"' "' • ' • N. 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