ARRIVAL OF STEAMER ASIA.
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7411 lat DON &Arta ?WA ttlftf*P.
T....0w "do in the Mack Jen—
GreatNorg, me Twks on rke
Danube—•B.soo Ruseians Sfain•—
Negotiations stilt Progressing
Nkiir Y•qui. Jan. 81.—Thn •le>tnoer
psis hots it/roved, bringing 1..0 werpth•l date•
of Jatioagy I Ilk
Easters Quest lon.
The *OW fillet' to the 0,1 inst. roold
not enter the ,91aek Sea, owing to 'torero'.
hut on thettdorit that rentrance-w effet•te.l
by all of them, except six *hips, whielt
wil91111111"91`101,06's bitv to git‘gli the
Dosphtirov. .TI, .dtataius reunona
saattored at the rapids.
The east wet 'opposed ism to view
the tatijetilthe telt* as a deelaration Of
hilt Ali oedema all hii own bet to
Nokia tr? Sebastopol. '
0111 ! tottitry'eth. the Toth* gained a
briftient tik.esa'ort the Danube, having
etormed and_ raptured the Russian, en
tretwflie Wimp at Chute, near Kalersit, and
pt . /L*li? the enemy to the sword.—
rk ,ev':ileb attacked a body of 19,000
RtivitalaS sent to the relief tit ()male, And,
liter a short enconnter, compelled them
tatierest "'rho Russian's are this driven
lidik t riontlhe• positions at which they
t? !tots the Mambo. Th. Tor
kid% toit4ticilartoinde" was 10,000 nom
and lb guns, It is admitted that Omer
Pasha has brilliantly oillitimmovered the
... 1 01Ver ativabtageti on the Danube were
minfieiPbv the Divan on the 114
bitlittletat of the Pour Paeete.
has the detail* are not given. They are
supposed to Mate 'to ' the storming and
sepal% goVikel, with several skirmirth.
ott 01%lits dentieritt
'ln'tilliVhe'llefloct M . the Turks under
the w generalship to Abdi Pasha. is
etNAI . 1.011 Oen. 'Guyon (who is a
Becoschman. it will be recollected.) has
gAitillts IN if*, with full powers. and
dltettilui's4 thil Turks hare revived.
APO. the findosis Caucasian leader.
luirelitif 1 iihrintimer td the Porte, an.
nalehriordint hi 'esid . *tow pre pared to
art energemally against ilii Ituarians.—
rri iti 4 li. Turks ie Asia cense.
0 1 110 M_, MEW.
',llokatia ere - 01111 ring on. - The
Sittig* Mee le published approving the
decision of the Grand Council to open ne
eddhlifinleidi tie feed* proposed by the
Fialsti‘st:enfikeir to send a represents.
diferld the ltxmlitteltite in s neutral
iliftundirldld that Pend* had resumed
sitoilitimin lOW &gilled. and will not
at rotes shirk the 'rurke. The omen.
ethin f liiiiiis ef Ike diliknltY with England
wiiillArtifitille:uf Abiltif Ithrin. • British
_e_ti a liNt *lltaf'dth'''POliiin Govern.
. ti 7 l ‘ , eirrimpb,
.i73' ,L
a , iosi ! , more were wee.
j .... 46. .
Pit t.
, ftt.4APalooil ..0 :the rtoum; th at
... . 110* 4
bee received from th.
P 7 • _rf",,e,, L _, •
..- APOLliti4lfrldoky..- ; Rumors of fresh
spvigewie et the,lurkish army ut Walla.
rids. hair, alarmed the Austrians today.
k m (I mp*, d u o me Emperor .ii Amor,*
.11U•tiur or tf. 1 11PI!* dos evening to
nittrot, , mum, with the Loiterer ut
Itsisma iii,ltiiimeen Osmium.
1 4 4
14tia
Ines urn Iwo that the A ffighso
:t . ' . ibent wore the arrival hi'
1 tilleaarkiiiiiternuary, with the
threat tii Prima has formed an attiaure
nob *Oa, tintMlghaste would invade
IV!~ gilfrihnl:
*AO fireP•44 Kuasiso defeat at Kale.
4 4"W_, .totoaloa4
SPA thr....The infant Prinrets. to which
theAaneeektene Meth Jae. OM. bad died
audimettly.
•41181111,41.—+The Ras. James C.
Richmond it:lmplants that he is detained
srpt~sMtier 8y the Austrian polies at Ku
(+met. in Hungary. and calls on the Uni
ted States firrodress.
CHINA -T b. ..ieettytisre of Amoy
by the Importslwo is confirmed. who
plat ` Cllelt"kit - the ' 'inhabitants to the
sword,
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110orlblei'hillInalisik Mid 10011 si
' l e leyrifile ectplweion 10Olt plane on Pat
noa7trientet ilia's', ul
ay a DeWitt . Long I.
Lead. N.Y. The bedding au which the
witlealamity 'weaned was" used by Mr.
FNMA hit 111 penal ball ottritige fachey.--
11 gratilinall lif . 'wend. Mil story high, and I to
“uenatcAt. Lit 4W OF Tits SCXl[B.
liiiite,Ml46rs, eted wee blown into The last moms developea mime curious
fesgmeemm. Ilfe gather the following par. Mew. It fixes the numerical laws til the
lietilbabllont Nor Nereid : acres thus :
~ ?IA Itioebeemige of unt nnonninni nn I. There ire more males than females
burn, by about 4 per cent.
Mil iirtnillia M napkin. It ie known.
b i n a io ...6 ol A mnon used flit winning S. At SO year. oh age this preponder- 1
bill Binning Wu led hot. the day being allele
Is
s namely lost, cud th ere ire inure
lifel(rdiet rsilall from the highly menbus •
rem th an ma "
tobleliseitiatembielt Were toed in elute 3' At 40 y ears, : he hil'in" is again the
priatitaity Ilit it, h may readily be aceouet. , ether will and there are more moles than
milt* by impriettog , lllll6ll particle ignited filieeles '
on , i hn s ow. „ 4 et,„„niestin with the 4. At 70 the sexes are about even, and
now , hi n e immi , , op , is f pfream i na. the ulitmate age to the intoll4ll heitige is
revelled without any decided advantage to
Aimed lb* etplosion. There were over
NOM hell eatridgee math up in the build. either sex.
14 , 66tak n numidmid,„ quantity of Between 70 and 100 year. °far. there
~,..&,.m..... - Th e eatt i t h m , *wet l y en ei n li ft . en 15.311 more white women than there
4/ WiC aid The b o n we,. throws iii „W t . , i are make, being more than 5 per cent of
Akio * . h ot prov id eto t e ny no em ,4 4 1 the whole needier. Beyond the sae of
na l iiirt ai wi ndi r ,,,, w " m i ao w, i n j un d . 140 years, lb. probabilities of longevity
01 . i he hos - ; mteet i t h r „ itt h' s asda of math greater fur American women
h alo th . littt i; t , mom of ab, Bodine. 1 than for teem This contrast* slogulerly
4 4.4 tance ntnnn.nlini , 0( n nok, awl o w, with the fact. that thepetyrigue(relatively)
tared the ettiudelier. of American 'rumen to interior to that of
Ametiritt men. 'rhet fart es is shown,
Ti. slotelloog Armee go ithie a eireeit
hew t 411. ilrmeadoautly on women'
4 a Ma' ' l 4 ire Lon or foosiiliumiLlte ttrie ll between the ogee of SO end 40. when
tier etrst'lli . litt" l 7 6140110 w. awl its a.'" their mortality is very great. ,
t rel tustarsere tie walls wen dultilleta." -- t The Sengermy of tome women is very
)i . e. • fgeorb's twee., which is skim 1 e ttneetheutry. There are Suer hundred
Many smile from the factory, was %Ay an d - . t hi r ty h etevete " s t wooed a b o v e one
p ee l & demeleri & the witimistwa rill • per- had, i d yore of age.
Imo et! the itueluste Intim/ beets des. 1 . ,--........___
mottoiLi Tom itv'eatiwiee or eon Prooftwooos or
Thine of the Willing mod the eun i le e &is Fa:41 1 0 11 0 0 0....The betel meattel
rettllielkines Were sneered with the *brie e sovse n bad to the mowed risme fee the
dot imiliteg. homan lowita. sad Prat. , p, s rpo w a ~..din the expeste. and
INS* •h r • oetiletet7 i hen • ettlikiere crew. of the snipe Mitre Belle tad An.
beet dome to arm, awl alt wowed blood 1. 1 . 41 ..... d the yartipvili Itilby• is $114.470,
ie. etiontlis. seed shreds el et...thing. all la ris kle w w hi m b i m t e[ o :err On have ;silver
bAorlitiod ,
and hem an that hieuniratiort , trete oe i s s om a th e eedePatri of the Sate
WI regerrelklet.
W. %ter I moo draw from ..i It re York. weedslor from' the Mann*
t. isokdoir loud at • link girl 111 twit 10.., 4 " t y . t %mamma gold woof flow from
he loses man that rtf hie dawehter, by a t h e c oeporatoo , pro m site oh New York,
lob or alhboo 681011 . 4 to the "le i bat any nondals Wow tho Utsasehoestm Humus,
mime Prawn of the hot, he woulti Prrer 5.4-tat, * m ew appmprmte teldieto..ial
4001,, rick he futiad tt he would never be t v ,, a , t h e S too d of Trade of SAltiniore,
4 1 1 .1 it *V ig 1'21'24° beak • 1 h' l l rind.-- winch is Mot )14 drrwtexi epos. and. poset 7
Meite .
er of Mr. 310... is a ohhe , Ids. erwoothosig bandininet will yet be
moist hoe bandied lost distant, ',
elOso by tee mammal Le/telltale at Wash.
ien Ott ow nif e this a homes aria t eeetota .•
algi iii
Ike elfewAiler diterin wee *Weird nun 1 -
$11111411"*"ift- its "P"i iwiPeol in lII.TFAXD. D004)1184 bashes appoint*
Mood a04411111111W - 01 a. «vo. red to *deem the Literary Societies of
. 1111oem terWiliht *fee Mt was em wee we.' Weems loom College, Ilboincia, 0., at
dillijo m elielliellf arm the litt•tol, or geoptcgt the ant covameacmaeln, is 3ttly, 3854.
mirearg Ms boom koploato his eon*. sal has autorpoted the appentuetst„
thing whieh they meld identify and
OntsTll ever ; but Awn lime barrel., filled
with at disiliarting mom reninine, hhiek
lulu bine, Jy, in most pry they
indulge their frmittie grief. neon.—
Miatet ten eorpere worn. lilted tot/ether s
"flawr wholly or paniaille, and e.irravd
lifiy tin by group,' of In•
tiotisadaiole titounrnerai. r
Ti.rn were :Mont I* - elidy pertone—
mostly boys, and fetnalea—to the building,
engaged in filling tool pea fi l e e.t r i r ig,,,
all of wholly with one or two except .....
ve ere either killed or dreadfully figured.
Au ufreetiog Modem ivae told flit of a
poor %tomato. a Witive Hi' f•lnni!.
• 0011 iu t h e einthlishmeist. On heoring
of the catastrophe, though old afift
she hardened with tottering ofteref to the
dreadful scene. Thee told her her son
was eon net the deed—her eon in whom
she had to fur support and a treenail.
end whom she had idolised, perletp, sa
fondly es many of hillier birth and large'
'TM" opectators attempted to keep
her hack, but her •toong love wPc lint to
he Mos overcome. She forced her wr $f
until she atuod in the midst of the fearful
Beene, situ then hel o t her ntrturtiftil
seareh. Finally alto espied a headless
murk, witt the vertebrae protrudieg tram
the ivory neck, coil this she rceointrol as
111rludo remains of hilts who hod neen nil
•14116111 y cm down folio, multi of life and
health. Rlstearroctl, di-flowed and 0111 1 1•
laird. the etfidoweil end Srreaved mother
still knew her oliapring. Those who wit
nessed the went say that rt vee.incle
more hirrowintr. even to the culfiret heart,
was never hooked upon.
'r. &WOMAN WAR Panspecre.—
The remit sumo ttttt eil by previous editions
which gave! the Russian Czar the peace
lid intention of feeding a intitiater to a
race conference, is now denied. and a
second edition of the London Tines,
brought by the Atlantic to the lOU 11111.,
tells its that the'Empernr of Russia will
not permit the interference of any other
nation In arrangements between himself
end Turkey to change a pointy'', in whirl,
he is an well secured. A letter elates
that i'is seint-tlefititice orilie Western
Powers will be changed, it is expected,
into an entire and complete flinging down
of the gemitlei. and * declaration of war
by Russia against France and England
and as soon as this is received, ail emir
moue effort will be made by England and
France in render the war as abort as pus
, little, by rapidly falling upon the arms
memo, both naval and military, of Russia,
in all directions. Fratice l which. through
M. Drnuyn de !Attys. has ieaued eireu
tor in wtolen the miter, eommunicated to
the admirals of the French and British
sleet. to enter the Murk Sex form is pite•
sage. has Wasted slim a decree, calling in
to active service all the young soldiers a
tradable under the second por of the
contingent of the class of 1832. The
flambee of thee forrircilv ill he 40,000 men,
and one nee tttttt t says 80.000. England.
which Itre now eleven steam lion of hat.
the ships *flutist, is about to increase. that
number' to twenty. There will alio be
five peril shiparoith ambers , steam
power, and seven frigates tined with the
, screw propeller.. It is molded :root foen•
!dolt that the greateat activity prevails in
lilts dock yard., and recruiting, although
quietly, is vet being esiantivilly pos. into
operatiiiii throughout the eontilry. A new
arrangement of prise money has been
which gives to the men a lar
ger proportion than they have previously
ever hurl. slid the allintralty have o.noetl
placards to engage young penmen under
liberal offers is mai, the no*, vessel.
which are hying got ready with the great
eat rapidity. The Emperor of Bileata
has now in eriminiceino him line of bat
de ships, and has recently raised four
and a Itilf iniihorts (Eoglisit pound ster
ling) of money fruits the Church, 911 , 1 call
ed in two tudlione from Flatlet) and Eng
land.
The whole active army of Riorsia, too.
is placed on a war fooling, and ell men
on leave have been recalled, while Prince
MensciiikotT, as Chief of the Nave! De
pertinent. commands the Black Sea fleet,
consisting of two divtatons. 'rhos is the
C*sr preparing to curry on the war upon
a scale commensurate with tlic oicasion,
and equalling the great campaign of Mos
cow. fle is evidently, it is said, prepa
red for a Eurnpest: struggle. One pe
culiar result of ibis war, should it take
place. is hoped 'tor, particularly by John
Bull. viz., rendering the navigation of the
Black Sea free to all minims.
NIS STIRINIIBANER.!
CETTTS
Friday Evening, Feb. 3, !854.
11.7• If you want an excellent article in i
the way of "Sommer Sausago,',' call at
Gamtot 1.11-ruc's Flour and Bacon Store,'
on Woo Middle street.
PC7`thiwards of $lBOO sitbscriptions The debate na the Nebraska Bill was
to the stac k of the Gcciyoburg l.nilrnad I opened iu the Saiate on Monday, by Mr.
wore secured last week in Butler and Me- !Douglass, in an efabontte spoeelt in expla-
Win towlashirks, thrnogh the exertion+ of i nation and defenle of the bill. A large
Capt. M'OkoYand at. B. WihsoN, EFq. ' portion of the steer+ was devoted to a re-
Mr. S. FmirrE•rocit also last week secured !futatiou of the tharges preferred against
about $l5OO additional subscriptions in ihitn as a "sellishagitater," "traitor to free-
Philadelphia. &.e., Mr. Douglass thereby evincing
firrGen. LARIALF.R, a prominent 61 i•
son of Allegheny county, is 'wi l ily ergo d
in the Western !papers 43 the next Whig
candidate for Governor
OZ:TJORN S. ROBINSON, Esrl., formerly
of this county, baa been admitted to prat..
tic* law in the several Onorta of Fulton
county. lie has located at \ioCounola•
burg.
lICP3Ir. Conrad Moul, of Wes tmi n biter,
has purchased the York Springs, in this
minty, for $5OOO, and will remove there
on the Ist of March next.
7Gov. Rim.= has appointed Rev.
Dr. DE WIT, Pastor of the Presbyterian
Congregation at Harrisburg, State Libra
rian.
Leiria's( I se.
sts„,The Bill to repeal the charter of this
Franklin Canal Company hue passod both
branches of the Legislature, alkil the Gov.
ernor has gone on to Erie to take possos
,
sion of the road in the name of the Cow
tnonrreath.
The bill to pay the expenses incurred in
entertaining the Maryland Legislature
last winter, has passed the Senate.
Resolutions have been adopted in the
Senate instructing oar Senators and Re
presentatives in Congress to resist any re
duction in the dnty on Salt.
The bill to consolidate the city and in
corporated Districts of Philadelphia into
one municipal corporation has been signed
6S , the Governor and is now a law. The
question of "consolidation" has been agita
ted for a long time in Philadelphia, and
last fall the election was made to turn on
it—tbe consolidation ticket being trium
phant.
On Saturday last, Dr. MELLI.NnEtt read
in place a bill to incorporate the Evergreen
Cemetery Association of Gettysbura.
On Wednesday the House took up the
bill prohibiting the traffic in intoxicating
liquors in this Commonwealth, which, af
ter some . little discussion, was made the
speial order of the day for Wednesday,
the'Bth day of February.
State Temperance Conl entlon
10.1 he State Tempernnee Convention
assembled at Harri•burg hat week, about
a thousand delegates being in attendance.
Col. ilults' was aafled to the Chair, and
great enthufltitsm prevailed. Two public
meetings were held in the evoning---one iu
the Hall of the House of Representatives,
and the Lutheran Church. Neal Dow,
Esq., was present. in the House, and made
an eloquent address. Gen. Carey, of Ohio,
addressed the tneeting held in the Church.
Resolutions in favor of Prohibition, sada
strong Address to the people of Pennsyl
vania, were adopted. The full proceed
ings have not yet been published.
THE NEW POSTAGE BILL. —The
project for changing the rates of postage
under this government, reported by Mr.
Olds a few days since from 'the House
committee on Post offices and post roads,
contemplates making it obligatory to pre
pay all letters sent in the mails, and propo
ses also to fix the rates of postage at three
cents per half ounce for all distances up to
three thousand miles, and six cents for all
greater distances.
TEMPERANCE IN MARYLAND.—
A Prohibitory Liquor Law has been re
ported in the House of Delegates of Mar.
yland. It is stated that the law (hies not
interfere with the right of individuals to
keep the article in their dwellings for their
own use, bat is intended to prohibit tLe
making of or dealing in it In any manner
whatever, except for mechanical, mediei
nal, art Laical and sacramental purpose, and
then only. through a permit from the
Judge Of tile Court presiding in the dia.
triot. The fines and penalties for viola
tions of the law are very heavy. It is
made the order of the Bth inst.
The oorieepOndent of the Baltimore
Sun says that the Pennsylvania Loeofooo
delegation in Congress wilt sustain Doug
lass' Nebraska bill, with but one exception.
Don't believe it. It is understood that
the Lastofoeo members from Ohio, New
York. and the New England States, will
generally typo.e the bill; and we cannot
believe that our Pennsylvania Democracy,
subservient u they have ever been to the
Slave Power, will given eonntetaanos to
AO grossly iniquitous a measure.
111111" The earn crop . of 1850, according to
tire hat senses report, amounted to five
hundred and ninety•two millions, three
hundred sad twentreix thousand six hun
dred sad helm bushels, of *lda eleven
millions, ha hundred thousand bushels
was sourstied into reldekty.
BARBAJLISM...-The Norfolk (Vs.)
papers Mate that hire. Donskss, lately
aourieted in that city, of teething colored
claim to read, has been isatensed to
one atooth's imprisonment, sad that she
is now eadurhig her psalahtneat in the
common jail of the city. Shawl ". Les t
the world cry ••Sbawr upon Virginia."
Nebraska Meeting In New York.
Ire meeting at the Tabernacle in N.
York, on Monday evening, to oppose the
violation of the Missouri Compromise, was
largely attended, notwithstanding a snow
storm that commenced at dark. Among
the audience, it is said, wen• the oldest and
most respected citizens. The proceedings
t were marked by a quiet but determined
position, and bop Congress will adopt it. spirit.
NonErem".
The resolution of Mr. Eyeing to ap
point a Joint Committee to inquire into
the prop`ricty of so amending the constitu
tion of the United States as to have the
ptople hereafter cast their votes for Presi
dent and Vice Pmsident directly, and with
out the intervention of eloetors, has been
adopted in both Houses. IVo like the pro-
a sensitiveness tf which we did not deem
bun capable. Before he gets through with
this Nebraska business, ho will have good
cause to wish hr had never touched it.—
The execrations of an outraged and indig
nant people must overwhelm hint and his
confederates. The debate was continued
by Messrs. Chase, Wade and Sumner.
The originato-s of the project seem to
be losing confidence in its success. The
debate in the Serite will keep the bill suf
ficiently long Were that body, to enable
the public sentinel - 0 thronghout the North
to be developed and brought to bear upon
the popular brunch of the National Legis
lature. It will Lutist least some fifty North
ern votes to carry the bill in t he House, more
than it can command, if the Administra
tion does nota y work the political thumb
screws too tightly. The bill will pass the
Senate, but ought to be defeated, and we
believe will be 'ldeated, in the House.
On Tuesday, it the Senate, Mr. Chase
had
bad the floor of the Nebraska Bill, but
asked that the wetter be postponed to al
low him time to examine sundry documents
referred to in•tle. speech of Mr. Douglass.
Douglass opposed the postponement, but
after a sharp cross-tire between the two
Senators, the bill was laid over to Monday
next by a vote ut 3t3 to 13.
On the same lay, in the house, Mr.
Richardson, of Illinois, from tho Corninit
tee in Territories, reported a bill for organ
izing the territories of Sebraska and Kan
zas, similar to the one introduced into the
Senate by Douglass. 3lr. English, from
the same committee, made a minority re
port, stating that the voto. in Cannuittee
on Richardson's bill stood sto 3. Both
bills were ordered to be printed.
On the same day, 31r..01d5, from the
Post 01Bee Cintitnitkv, reported a bill to
secure tire safe transmission of the United
States mails on the railroads in view of the
Erie difficulties.
It provides that any person who shall
hinder, or instigate hindninees, to obstruct
the transportation of the mails on any rail
road dvelare.l tittinposqoute, unless by
decreed of court, or- ot . - 1V competent au
thority, shall, on convietton, he fined not
los than one hundred dollars, and be im
prisoned at the discretion of the court. It
iv made the duty of the district attorney
to cause the arrest of such persons.
3lr ! Jones, of Tennesse. moved to lay
the lift on the table, believing Congress
had no jurisdiction over such a subject.—
Ihe question was decided negatively.
Mr. Taylor, of Ohio, insisted there was
necessity for the passage of the bill now,
and it was the highest duty of the House
to act promptly. If there was a great
crime it wee the intercepting the passage
of the U. States mails, and placing the
mails and passengers at the mercy of vile
miscreants, who ought to be hung up.
The bill was referred to the committee of
the whole on the State of the Uuiou—yeas
108, nays 70.
The President, in reply to Gen. Cass'
resolution, has communicated to Congress
translations of the Pontifical Autograph
Letter from the Pope, introdaing to him
the Archbishop of Thebes, Monsiguier Re
dial, and alto the letter of Cardual Anto.l
nelli to Mr. Marcy, delivered b) the same
person. It appears, from these papers,
that M. Bedini is not acereditel to the
United States Government in any diplo
matic capacity, but that he is merely the
bearer or the salutation and good wishes
of his Holiness to the President of the
United States. So far from being en am
bassador charged with any of the usual
1
functions of an Envoy, from the Pope
to the United States, he is on his Tay to
Brazil as "Envoy in ordinary and &ludo
of the Apostolic See" to the Court of Bra-
In Georgia the penalty for teaching
a slave or free black to read or write
for a whito person, L5OO, and for a bhck
one, to be whipped, at the discretion of
the court. Hence a free mother maybe
scourged for teaching her own child to
read I In North Carolina, to teach a slave
to read or write, or to give any book (tie
bible not exceptsd) is punishable with a
line of $2,000.
Stir Mataaohwetta expends very nearly
the exact sum of& million dollars a year
,in tho support of er 4066 public schools.
Pennsylvania tains 9699 schools at *
cost of a little v than a million—more
than double the ber of schools at near:
ly the same cost, aloe tkusurriorit, of
the New England boobs.
THE BOULII DUELS.—The New
York Bares" ea3g bat reports from Ma
drid via Paris 0 the Marquis dip
Turgot has bad big eg ampstated, and is
its a dangerous Go don. If ha dies, (as
is believed) Mr. le Will of conase hare
to be, recalled , .
_
0:711. he stoarnekoorgit burst less boil
ers on • the 28th while lying at the
wharf at Now Orliwas;iook
to the water'ildge About 40 or6o,livea
wstril lost, wits thoWndqi Wargo.
Shepherd Knapp presided, assisted by
thirty-six Vice Presidents, among whom
were ex-Mayor Havertneyer,. Moses H.
Grinnell, Wm. C. Bryant, Robt. C. Min
turn, John A. King, James Hoxie, Wil
son G. Hunt, Zebedee Cook, Myndert
Vanachaik, Luther Bradish, Goo. New
bold, Rev. E. 11. Qhapin, and other equal
ly prominent gentlemen, from all political
parties.
A series of resolutions was introduced
by the Hon. Robert Emmett, who prefaced
them with a forcible and eloquent speech.
The resolutions were seconded by James
W. Gerard, who followed in an enrgetio
speech. Joseph Blunt and others also
supported them.
Letters were received from Senators
FiA, Seward, Sumner and Chase, and eight
of the New York delegation in the House
of Representatives, besides the free soil
members from Ohio, and other prominent
free-Boilers—all of whom expressed a de
termined opposition to the proposed viola
tion of the .Missouri Compromise.
The resolutions which call upon their
representatives to unflinchingly oppose the
proposed violation of the Missouri Coln
promise were unanimously adopted, when
tho meeting adjourned.
►T`The "New York Tribune" is down
on "the Rascals at Washington," as it calls
the members of Congress. Dot-tu.Ass is
especially- attended to. The "Tribunc,‘'
in a recent article on the Nebraska Hill,
makes an appeal to the Free North in this •
"For our own part., we regard this Ne
braska movement of Douglass and his back
ers as ono of measureless treachery and'
infamy. :Founded on a gigantic and int.
pudent falsehood—the assumption that ;
tile adjustment of 1850 iu spirit if not in
letter repealed so much of the Missouri
Compromise as was favorable to Freedom
—it seeks to discomfort and humiliate the
North by a surprise—a snap-judgment—
an ambuscade surmounted by a flag of
truce. There is not a man engaged in en-
gineering and crowding the Douglass con
spiracy who does not know thaf'the peo
ple are against it—not one of them dare
give the people a chance to pass upon it.
Their game is to crowd it through a Con- !
gress elected in absolute ignorance that
any such sOhtme was contemplated, using
Slavery and sham Democracy as the two
levers wherewith to propel it, and, hating
done this in defiance:of the public wii l, to
turn cooly upon the People and say, "Well,
the thing is done, and can't be help d.—
Even if you elect a House eager to repu-
Ilia le its repudiation, we oun sod slit brat
you in the Senile. So be quiet, since re
sistance mast be impotent and useless."— ;
Men and brethren ! they can and will beat
us in the Senate, but let ever luau who
misrepresents a Free Labor eonstitueney
by voting to open Nebraska to Slavery be
marked for signal retribution ! Let every
one tempted to such reerenney feel that he
is invoking his political deal h-warrant !
Let the watchword of every freeman be
“Resistance to the last to the defilement
of Nebraska to Slavery ! Repeal of the re
pudiating clause, if it be forced through
Congress ! Everlasting remembrance to
every representative of a Free State t - ,t•
District who proves recreant in this crisis !"
Let Public Opinloll he distinctly preclaim
ed, and enough will yet draw hack to de
feat the pro-slavery section in the House.
But there is not a moment to be lost."
IMPORTANT DECISION.—The Su
premo Court of the United States, at
Washington, on Monday last decided the
great telegraph case between Morse and
O'Reilly. The decision was delivered by
Chief Justice Taney, and was very elabor
ate, discussing in detail all the points of the
case, and the principle of patent law. The
Court held that Morse was the first invent
or of what he lawfully patented ; and that
O'Reilly's Columbian instrument was an
infringment ; but also, that Morse in his
eighth claim patented more than be had
invented or discovered, therefore the pat
ent is invalid.
This decision makes valid the House,
lain and other patents, and the pretence
by Prof. Morse teat he had patented and
secured to himself the ort of Telegragbing
falls to the ground. He is confined to the
mode described in his patent and must
hereafter disavow his eighth claim to pre
serve even his patent.
The decision establishes a great principle
in Patent Law, highly important to the
public interests, and an immediate result
will be a very rapid forward movement in
all telegraph enterprises which are thus re
leased front the bonds of monopoly.
MORE RIOTS AT ERIE.,a-On Tues
day last, after the road had been again re
pay red, the rioters made another attack
on the road, tearing up the track on Ches
nut and Sassafras streets. The police took
possession of the ground, but, most of them
being in favor of the mob, they did not do
so until they had torn up two squares of
the road, rendering a connection impos•
sible. Until the aid of the National Gov
ernment is called, the rioters must triumph.
P. 8.--Gov. Bigler reached Erie on
Wednesday. He addressed an immense
crowd of people. andadvised no Adept*
to persons or property. ' He said be sym
pathised With the people, and that govern
mentwould pronset ;heir rights. Hers
to go to Harbor ereek ow Thursday.
criVild pigeons ans annenelly moor
ous in 9oath Oarolina this winter. At a
roost a short distanos front Pendleton s
tout 900 we, killed during OM 111,14 iii.
.4te Centre 700 wern.kilkat in the vitae
'length of rim; and in sundry other planes
S and 400 have been killed.
Child Frozen to Deaf b. t FROM DARR/SMUG.
The Hanover Spectator says that on
Saturday evening the 21st, about 7 o'clock, , HARRMIDCRO,AX. 9, '52.
a little gir.l living i n t h e family of
nOkudnystarit.zlibarrislaurg,
Williain Diehl, about a mile south of New eti s
w v itt: ) ..l 4 el;llol to the ' Sta:Temperance
Oxford, in ilifountpleateint township, Ad- Convention ; now, however, there are but
111115 county, named AMANDA KOONTB, be- , few remaining. I have not been able to
tween 5 and 6 years of age, was found fro- le , " u the exact Bad final action of that
zen to death, its a field not far from their bogy, but
riree7,l:aapeitl.nt reca and good
dwelling. The child it seems bad left in w ill. How .the Legislature may deter
the morning alo ne , t o go t o se t i ( w l, which mine , in relation to a "Prohibitor) Liquor
is not a half a mile distant, and upon law s " min "e, I judge, ea" tell. E`
reaching a plowed field some 400 yards dent it is, however. that no imeandilioriaf
from the house, she attempted to cross it, law i el ' ll sesson by spy possibility , be la„red this
and, owing to the uiror f
but became completely mired in the mud, views h'eld by the friends of .the - Ten-tr
ee much so that she found it impossible to ranee Reform, a possibility exists tbat PO.
reach the school-house or get any further will be accomplished. Strenuous
from the spot whets she was, when she efforts, however, will be put forth ' b3 oil
cried aloud for help, and was overheard by to rid politics of the question—a ridieu
and
ruts a b sur di t y, to my m ind, an, utter,
several persons who were passing not far ! impossitiiii/y; for how will you separate
from the place, but little or no attention from Polities a question that forms a very
was paid to tier cries, and the unfortunate: Pert of the Polities of the country ? What
little sufferer was doomed to remain in that
horrible situation throughout the day, i Felines
S s oririy
.c ?
certainly. ly. P T / h i/ e l l:i tc h w
ow can c i anwesep °l -
”" unite it, or destroy its connection with the
finally overcome with cold and fatigue, she I moral system of which it forms a part, and
laid down upon the ground to sleep, and at the same time keep the question "alive
distressing to relate, before she was discov- end kicking ? Impossible. Of the poll
ered she was frozen to death. Itics of the day, that question forms part
I and parcel, mid must ever remain a prom-
The family knew nothing of her situ- anent branch of the political economy of
ation, supposing her all the time to be at this State. God grant, however, that the
school, until after school hours in 'beeves- Power of truth, perinasion, example, and
•
ing, when she failed to come home ; search
te.re4roiseto, may become universal—may in
like the high priest with his cen
was then made, and her lifeless body found bet, "between the Using and thetdead,"
as above stated. that the plague may be stayed.
A few bills of importance have engaged
the attention of the two Houses, among
which stands prominent the bill to repeal
the charter of the Franklin Canal Cow
tinny, and also "An Act to ineorEsirate tho
City of l'hiladelphia"--a mammoth con
solodation b,ll—ititerhh d to unite under
ne inunteird gn‘etrinient, the city, coun
ty, rural districts and all, which a ill Kilo
to Philadelphiv the greatest extent of
mu
wellutl territory in the world, out-vyn g
London, by far. so vast and tin.
ieltly a machine a ill work, in all its u..-
rious parts, time and experience alone
must determine. Ho w the sturdy fat wet-,
a way tilt from the vast piles of h c i, an d
5.111,i, will subunit to the imposition of t ix
es tor the support of a pd.l Dc
ptriniont,"—oponing, paving and clew.-
sing streets—support of the Mayor and po
lice department--and an iutiiiite variety of
other taxes with which they now have no
thing to do, will loom up into view by and
I T My outiOU of the matter is,
that ••01.; Father Time" has in store, for
use in days to come, a large budget of in t )
terings and curses, loud and deep, again,t
the whole scheme. We will see.
Your member, Mr. Ebus, was unable
to Le 11l his stilt fur moue day-, in conse
quence of illness in his family. I alit
pleased, however, to state he is here
Your neighbors of Litt lestown will ii, so
their rai:road Chariot very shortly ; take
iced that they do not outstrip you in the
race of public impre‘euutit. Their char
ter designs they shall make a road tr. In
Littlest.% n tb Hanover, and authorizes
them to borrow money' on such terms os
they may deem adristiht, hence tie v
a ill have no dilitieu!ty in etfec:ing th.•ir
pulps's°. Itid them h oed speed; the coun
ty needs more than one ritaiT—inid less lima
(me—idle "Tape-worm." More anon.
Melancholy Event.
On Friday morning last, about 5 o'clock,
a young married woman, named .caper,
living near Leib 's mill, four miles below
Hanover, on the road, was killed by the
loomnotive passing over her. She was ter
ribly mangled, her head :, n pie of her
limbs being entirely separated from her
body. The morning was Itggy, and it
happened at a silort curve—from which
causes the engineer knew nothing of it un
til he returned some time afterwards. She
leaves an infant about six weeks (dd. She
is sai d to have been partially insane.
COLD WEATHER AT THE NORTH.
—At Montpelier, Vt., on the 30th ult.,
the mercury retuained nearly permanent
at 32 degrees below zero ! At Concord,
N. 11., ou the same day, it stood at 28.°
At New York, on Saturday and Sunday,
the weather WAS colder than uny experi
enced since 1839.
'Another anti-Bcdini demonstration
took place at Boston on Tuesday night. It
being rumored that Bediui had arrived in
the city inco'. and was staying with Bish
op Fitzpatrick, the German population
turned out in large numbers, prepared a
huge effigy of Bcdini, with a Cardinal's
hat and scarlet robe, and burned it on the
public commons. The crowd then pro
ceeded to Bishop Fitzpatrick's resident',
where the Nuncio was saluted with groans,
yells. and cries of "Butcher of Bo log na,"
after which they quietly disporsod.
IL__7•The German Itvpublieans of Nei
,rk have issued a strong document a
gainst Bedini, accompanied by official doc
uments and affidavits, charging him with
instigating and directing the murder of
rgo Bassi and th? other Italian patriots
at Bologna in 1,148. It will tend to in
crease the prejudice already existing a
gainst 13ediui.
FIRE AT QUEBEC —The Parliament
House and adjoining buildings, in Quebec,
including the splendid go‘ernuient library
and philosophical apparatus, WaS destroyed
by fire on Wednesday lust.
HEAVY D. 131 AG ES.-31: s. Land
maul, a widow lady, of Ne•w Orleans, re
covered 820,000 damage from the N. Or
leans and Carrollton Railroad Company,
for the death of her husband, caused by a
collision between a horse car and a loco
motive attached to a passenger car.
IiCr`JICNTCY LIND is announced to sing
four times this winter in Dresden, assisted
by her husband and other artists. These
soirees are crowded to over-flowing, at 3
thalers per ticket. It is said that. she will
go to St. Petersburg in the Spring to give
a series of concerts there.
111CrA large meeting in opposition to
Douglass' Nebraska bill was hid a: Pitts
burg on Monday evening.
Wtu. H. Reim is a volunteer
candidate for Cougreta in Berke county.
The Whip have mule no nowinatiun.
Ide next Crop.
The inducement held out to farmers to
plant a large spring crop were never
more flattering than at the present time.
Wheat is higher this day than ever known
before in New York. and so of all other
grain. And these large prices ate not en
tirely the result of speculation, based upon
European war news. Independent of the
war demand, there is a scarcity of bread.
stuffs abroad, which has already drawn
off the surplus of our crops, until the
price is affected by the natural law of de
mand add supply. The supply having
become exhausted, and thegrest American
granary, in a measure emptied, the world
calls upon the farmers to refill it. There
is another demand for grain besides the
foreign one, which will prevent prices
frum receding below the piyiug point for
several years to come and fiat is fur the
immense number of lands employed in
building railroads. These works cannot
be suddenly stopped. no mailer what filet
pressure may upon the money or grain
market. because to atop them would be
ruin to the capitalists. When a "current
once forms a channel. it is difficult to turn
its course. The prodnetiol die American
farmer hare lately fallen into a channel,
when the current of trade, is sweeping
them onward to marts before unknown.
Loidieirte prim beferemtultheght of.—
We therefore counsel_ our country (risotto
to prepare Ow a great sprimg ergp. Let
diem solemn the oats they ran get into the
ground is geed order. in peoper,,,pcssoc ;
they plant ‘stars epos every • owe m good
condition which can be devoted to diet
atop. Let them also sow .buckwlicat.
turnips, and corn fodder. so that
,they an
sell a large portion of all the grain product
ed.—New York Tribune.
Tour,.
cox, muNicArkp
Dorcas Nuclei V
A media}; of the Ladies of the Borou g h
was held in the Lecture-roitau of St. James'
Church, on Friday eveniog last, for the
purpose of organizing an Association f
the Relief of tbt Poor. An organization
wax affected under the nanoe of the "Dor
cas Society of Gettysborg;"a eons.itutiou
Wall adopted, and officers elected fur the en
suing }ear. The Society will continence
operations immediatei:, and any donations
of money, fuel, provisions or clothing, left
either at the store of 3,1 r A. B. KURTZ. or
with Mrs. P9stamts, the Preiddent of the
Society, will be tbankfii Ily eceived.
thirThe number of persons ongqed in
the IVar of the Rev('lmien we., two Imo
dred and thirty-uue thous:And seven Imp
end ninety-one. Of 'his number, thero
are less than fourteen hundred now living,
whose ages average n. arty niiitly years
Sereuty-thres died during the past year.
tr7"A verdict of $ 2 25,000 bas been ren
dered in the Middlesex (N. J.) Court a,
&dust Samuel Van Tillbury for seduction.
114 LTamunc MARKET.
[FROM TFII 41.71110 N• •CN 07 V OO
FLOUR AND MEAL.—The Fl ur market
today was uttsetilral. At the opening of the
market some 200 Wile. Howard at. brands were
sold at 08 95 ; sub..equentle there was • 'better
feeling. and sales of :Kole bldg. in sll at f. 13 874
per hbl., closing firm We note sole• at the open
ing of *l5OO labia. City Mills at 8 25 per bbl.—
Fellers were not disposed to take leis than *8 97
at the close. Rye flour and Corn Meal unchang
ed—prices irregular •nd sales smolt
GRAIN AND FEDB.- -Thesupply demist
is light. and prices materially declined. About
4000 bushels of Wheal Allred. and pelmet rid
•t •1 51, white St 95 • 89 per bushel—a decline
of S to I I emits eince'ysimmlay. Inferior lola
to 15 Cents legs. Corn elan declined. especially
yellow. About 11 1 .000 buibels offeted and most
ly sold at 90 eta for whits, and Abets. par bush
el for yellow. No sake of Rye or Oats. Clover ,
seed 1;0 75. small lots at 48 874; Timothy $3
a 3145 per bushel.
GROCERIFB.—Tho saatioi is quiet. Boon
sales of Eio Coffee at 114 • 114 mats par lb.—
Supra and Molasses neebasied. Ries 4a 44
eta per lb.
PROVlSlONP.—Protillaffla ars active. Man
Po* 15 00 • 18 25 per bbl. Bowe sbaulders
71 eta., sides 8 vents, sad hams 10 sod It eta.
per lb. Lard in fibla. Pieta. and kap 101 • 104
cents per lb. Dotter in kap DI •11 td•. Chess•
104 and 1 l moo per lb.
WORK MARkET.
FLOUR. perbbl.. frog wagons, ST 75
WH EAT. per boshol, 160 to 1 90
RYE. • 66
OATB, 1 . 46
TIMOTHY &asp. per Nobel, 9 tip las 00
CLOVER. OECD. 5 57
FLAX 811111)." 1 25
•
PLASTI6II or PARES. per tee,
HANOVER aitAmitarr.
FLOE:Ik es bemel. (from Weeps) $7 50
WittAT. pet Weibel, . Iso se iB5
00 1I
UR. • ••• 1 09
N , 75
OATS. 43
TIMOTHY-BRED, 1 50 to I 50
CLOVER-srEU • 5 00 to h 00
YLAX-JsEED, 1 Is
A Scotch servant girl at Cleveland has
received information train her mother. in
firotimild that .he is heiress to a cash for
lorn of 830,000.
SCROFULA Mrs. rays Dr. Tyler.
of I leticate constitution. when nineteen years of
e L te, was ofil.c:ed N,lth a cough, and her neck
was thickly studded with Scionslone tumors.—
tinder the influence of a free use of a decoction
of Hock Ito.. she recovered her health, and has
ont been offiiered with any such symptoms since.
The shove in taken from a work published by
11. A. Tylor, M. 0.. of New Haven, Conn.. in
1448, and penes the wonderful efficacy of the
'dent Rock Rose, as a cure for Scrofula. See
advertisement of Myers' Rock Roes, in another
celumn.
rr MOO in notty sb ti g by S. H. DUFH
1.1 4 1 R. gni lry Druggists generally. Feb. 8.
31,4 ult.. by Rey. Jacob Ziegler. NA AO
T 241 % RI Vl• R. of Comberiond township.
Mi. MA In' F,. FEEMER, from the neighbor.
hood of Vmmin.hurg.
On lb.. Rd ingo.. by 'he Name. sm.omoN
DEANER nod Was SAYILLA RICE. both of
Ale tfillkn tnan•hip.
On the 25th ult.. by the Rey. J Ulrich. Mr.
WILLI M GULDEN end Mies 11,IZ LATH•
A RINE STA En If —ill 1.111.
(I n the 15th ult • by the Rev Mr. Sehenrer
Mr. EPHRAiNt BEN rzei, or thie roust., and
Mi l . Mery c.critARINE Boon; of tbarroll
•county, Md.
On the 19th ult.. by Row. 1.. fierhell, Mr'
JOHN 1,11.1.11!H. end Mi.• -'IAN
HERMAN—both of the •irinity of A hhnttatony n.
On the 17th ntt..in Idilleetawn by Rev. h.
hut. Mr. JOHN cRIIII , E. and \L.. tHAVIA
L. WILY AIN E, ou.y daughter of Mr..fohn
•wine.
In Fairfield. en Wednesday morning. the Ist
after s lingering illness. Niro.
F:N, wife of lies. D. D. Clarke. in the 42nd year
01 her Age.
On (ha 17th ult.. near M'Sherrystaem. I) N
11 1.. so n of W ilhsm Uttl, aced 1 yvene S months
and t:9 dnis
On the 9th ult.. at the reaidenre of her son,
(W. t 4. Hamilton, Esq.,) in !hiller lownaht p.
Ain. MA lIG ‘ItET IIA !MILTON. whhivr of
111 .lotus Hamilton, deceased, in the 69th year of
her aq,•.
he 23.1 ult.. at the resjolence of her brother.
Jaeob 1.1..we1t. io llerrvic, iournshin. Miss EV E
A 1.1.1.: W El, aged atxrut 70 years.
E l 'lie 2 , 0 Uh. in Firo.loin fourtialliii, Mrs.
LI.UIJItiII FEW.% la. will .w of Mr. John
8...0rtr1. deceased.
hi the I 4ill tilt., in this county. Mrs. ELIZ
A HE I'll MILLER, aged 7U years 3 mouths mid
It; ,14y.,
13th Lilt, Lit thi. county. H MIL rON
. 1 . NGI.KIt, aged I I years 2 months and 9
day+
PUBLIC SALE.
wider.ianed, Exectitor of the es•
late ~1 JOHN S I'E W ART. deceas
ed. will ex: l l4.gs to Public Site, nit the
prnmise*. uq Saturday the 4/h day of
March, at o'clock P. Al. that deetra•
Ede
of said deren.ril, situate in Free‘!nin Own
ship, ,V 1 rmin 17. Pa.. en . iitaini.i¢ 148
ACRES and 59 PE Ite II ES of patented
html, and lainds of Ahralistn
K rise, .17,rne! , Iligham, the heirs of George
de•reased. and others. The Ini•
itroreist , oin are n two story
BRICK HOUSE,
il e a
Brirk K 11.41011 and brick I I
t-ntiike honor, a net er fail
the well of water at the kiehen door, a
hive :Id con‘enient Rink Barn, built of
hone Intl frame, Wagon Shed, Corn ( - 'rib,
a nil ,mt her nut-hoildnign ; almo a good Ten
ilia limo,. with a well at the door. and n
good :-Antile, a thriving Apple Orelinrd
end otlirr Fruit Trees. About 40 ACRES
of the farm are in
GOOD TIMBER,
arid a lair proportion of excellent Mead
ow. Persons wiglottg to view the prem•
jars will call up.in the
Ig.,Tr Attendance will he given and terms
make knoo ii on day id sale by
JAMES CUNNINGIIAM,
Exeetanr
1110" If lint Pohl nn said day, the Ferro
will he RENTP.:n at public: tottery for
• rear Innii the first day of April next.
Freedom tp., Feb. 3. 1844.-4 t
LErrERs of Aghniniorniinn nn the se
sate of DEBOItA II S l'E IVA trr, Ivle
al Freedom township. Adams county, f' , l•,
deceased, having been granted to the .nittler.
Pigised, residing in raid township, notice
ier hereto, given to Mlle indebted to said
vitiate to make payment without delay,
and to Omar having claims to present the
same properly authenticated for settle
ment.
.1011 N %1' CLEARY, Jidnir
Feb. 3, 1853.-81
1,000 I'ONN NO. I
g'UPER PHOSPHATE of LIME.
DEBURCVS 0:ional and Genuine,
warranted of Superior rplahty, the
cheapest manure in the world. Farmers
and dealers supplied at !ow rates.
EXTRA QUALtrY LAND PLASTF.R
5,000 'barrels Extra Quality Land Plas
ter, sleeted expressly fur its fertilizing
quality.
10,000 bushels ni came in bulk.
1,000 barrels Calcined Plaster.
300 " Casting .e
100 6• Dentist •'
PERUVIAN GUANO.
This amide we offer in ooatidenne to
our customers, as egoist to ens import
ed, and tar su2erter to must in the
market.
6.000 bar of this superior Guerin. for
sale at the lowest market rates. Also,
Palagoniess Guano, Poudrette, Ground
Charroal,..tc.
C. FRENCH do CQ.,
At the Sisson Plaster Mills, junction
Pork Avenue, Crown and Callowbill
ste. Philadelphia.
Feb. 3, 1854.—Sin
Treguks./ Trost/kis!
I lovejust receiver! a large lot of
-I TRUNKS. seMioh 4 am Selling with.
.out regard to coat, to make room for cur
lotwors. ABRAHAM ARNOLD.
gateman/are / Queensware 1
ABR'M ARNOLD hos l lolupeceived
a lop lot or QUEEDMWARE.
which he -wM sell low. Callied ww.
CHILDREN'S SHOES, the best es
sortmentlin town, at •
a
KELLER KURTZ'S.
TCliE4p2sT OLOTIK
JR. Cassi
netu. Flannels. end Healy made
Clothing in tau, porebased %fore the
Mee. to be bed et the stereo!'
GEO. ARNOLD.
MARRIED.
1) 1 E D.
FA HMI
NOTICE.
BEIM §,ID EVUDIMES OF nnut
WWI Mao
A GREEABLY to an act of Asseembly, entitled "An Act to raise County Roam and Levies," requiring the ;;ommiasioners
Zs- of the respective counties to publish a statement of the sereipto and expenditures yearly, we. the Committal:otters of Taxes
for said county, do report as follows, to wit : from the fifth day of January, A. D.. 1853, to ins tuulth day of :winery, A. D.,
1854—both days included.
Thomas Warren, Esq., Treasurer, and the Commissioners, in account with the Colinty of Ad
ams, as follows : 1.
DOLLS. ca...
ra Cash in hands of Treasurer at settlement. 731 94
fu outstanding County 'Vexes, and Quit Reno
in bands of Collectors, 3868 24
County Rules arid Levies assessed for 1853.
Borough of Gettysburg. $1316 86
do. Quit Rents, 178 50
Cumberland township, 1188 98
Germany .. 801 69
Oxford .. 1017 12
Huntington " 1165 93
Lsionore .. 779 44
11 ono tonban " 1408 20
Liberty 14 872 37
11 il iiiiiiiin I. 910 40
MenaOen " 812 30
Straban .4 1229 05
Franklin " 1340 31
Conowago •' 976 99
Ty rime " 852 86
Milunijoy is 853 42
Mounipleasant " 1106 94
Readiog " 1118 43
Berwick 111 516 09
Freedom “ 392 42
"
thi:on 1020 15
Butler " 811 21
ndditinnel Ts 7( omitted at tart settlement. 1852,
•• 1853.
Cash from Bank and sundry pp-sons un Loan,
The outstaa Hog Calmly Tar and Quit Rents appear to be in
the /loads of the following Collectors, to toil :
YEARS. C. , 1.f.1.:C n.R.. TowNsules.
1850. S.tnuo) :-t.oleheeker, Tyrone, $56 73
1851. .I , oteph J Smith, Oxford," 98 IS
Aaron CA.X. I. iiiinure,• 40 00
1852. P. Aughtubsugh, Borough of Gettysburg, 154 87
" Jar :01 Asper, Iluntington,t 173 42
o Peter F. Smith. Latnuore. 99 45
" George 13 Heo it, lenallen, 367
1853. Peter ltallensperger, Borough of Getlysburg,t 895 15
" George Culp, Cumberland,f 21i7 62
" George 11esson, Gertnany,t 201 69
" John L. Noel, Oxford. 217 12
" :11rehae1 Fot.el, HII ii iington, 365 93
" W tlllsot ri,kel, Lstionore, 76 55
" Jaen!) Itlffaosperger, Him il tonhan, 106 20
J., toes Ilowey, I.dlieri .t 79 67
" 11artun GettZ. II 2111111011. t 310 40
" Jonas 121maalio, Menalleo, 250 30
" Jacob Iltioher. Strahnn,• 250 05
" A tithouy Deardorff, Franklin. 85 31
" V. O'Bold. l'onnu &Igo, 286 99
" W !Ilium Snyder, Tyrone, 108 86
" William Keever, Momojoy, 49 62
Jacob Noel, Mouniplensant, 413 94
" George Brown. Betiding, 218 43
•• Al ochsal Ductrick , Butler, 146 21
Berwick. Frr.edoni and Union townships had paid in full he
ore settlement. Those marked dm!' (•) have since pant in
full. 'Chose :narked thus (t) have since paid in part.
TO THE HONOR:.BLE THE JUDGES OF THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OP ADAMS OOUN IT
W•E the undersigned. duly elected Auditors to settle and adjust the Pith Accounts of the T reasurer and pommisaionera
of said county, hawing been sworn or affirmed according to law. REPORT the following to be a genera statement of
said account from the sth day of January, A. D., 1883, to the 4th day of January, A. D., 1854—both days inductee.
Thomas Warren, Esq., Treasurer, and Commissioners, in account with the Countyof Adams.
rash in hands of Mesmer' at last settlement,
Ontmtanel iota Tax and Quit rents,
Additonal Tax omitted at last settlement 1852,
•• for 1858,
Loan front Bank and sundry persons,
Ain't of Cu. Tee and Quit rents d for )853, 20334 85
(3ittill received for Inqueet. 18 31
Ahetement ou State Quota 1853, 872 00
rex refunded to 'Stein,
Jury Fees and dues received from John Scott Sheriff.
WE, the undersigned, Auditors of the Cnunty of Adams.
PORT. that we met, did audit, fettle and adjust, accordi
said County, commencing on the sth day of January, 1853, an
that said account, as settled above, and entered of record
county, is correct,' an•l that we find a balance due to the Count
cash. of Two Thousand Five Hundred and Nine Dollars and Fii
Hundred and Sixteen Dollars and Twenty-four Cents.
February 9,11951.-4 t
EXHIBITION. CALICOES, a large assortment, new
styles, also Gingham., Domestics
QTAEMENT of the Tax on Collateral ADMITTANCE FREE. and other, with a large variety of DRY
Inheritances reeeived by Daniel Plank MARCUS SAMSON'S Clothing em- GOODS too large to mention here. Call
Esq.. Register of Adams County. for the IVA_ porium embraces the largest and and see them at KURT Z'S Corner.
use of the Commonwealth during the year best assortment of Frock and Dress Coats HOSIERY, Gloves, Bonnet Material
ending December 81, 1859. of every variety of color, quality and
and Bonnet Ribbons, Lamm, Edo-
Rectoived from the estate of Oaths- style, which have ever been offered to the lug s . Very cheap at
rine M.Knight, (balance.) Ogg go public. Call and see, even if you do not wish FABINESTOCRI3.
.. Mary Orentiorff, 694 to buy.
" Mary Lavinia Smith, 17 56 Oct. 14. 1853.
" Letitia WHeely, 72 60
" Sarah A. Maginly, 88 05
" James Robinette, 90 44
" Dinah Butler, 2 78
" Mary Wilson, 8 76
" Sum'l Miller, (in part) 800 Op
u Worley J. Bumesifer. 16 89
" Henry Hollinger, 17 71
" John Diehl, 194 21
'• Leonard Kuhn. 16 06
Collateral inheritance Tax.
,4 Harriet 0. Williams. 0 49e
Draw near—Come and See 1 I Flannels. Linen Table Ctitho, Tow.
$ 874 07
..1' •
t.. L. SCHICK would inform theLedies sung. and Drillinga—s lap variety—for
Deduct 6 per cent. Commissions 49 74 m. • .. as
st he now o ff ers the largest sort- sale at 13CH It- K'S.
----- meat of BONNETS, Bonnet Silks and
Velvets. Ribbons, Flowers & Hair Braids. SO lI.SOIL PL O It/61 //8
ever before opened in ibis place. Call O F the best quality—always no hand
and see thomp—no trouble to show N.. and for stile ia Gettysburg. et the
Goods... . Foundry of
5881 28
R. G. WOREARY auditor.
Feb. 8, 1854. 41
Groceriet4
Ark UEENSWARE, Die Stuff., slimly,
MIR on hod it PAHNEISTOCKIN
IE4M riati - 4401A BLANKET S &
OOKING GLASSES. of ill sirs JUST received and nor open- it
It) A LASGE losol BED, LANICIOI9
L al different prices. lOW' very largo
andprime for sale at ing at the Store of sai,rtmant of horse BLANKETS. at the
SCHICK'S S. FAH NESTOCK & SONS. Chomp Cprner of KURTz.s.
for Inquests,
i ‘ l4l...lettletit nit State Tax, 1953,
laX refunded In State,
frunt Sheriff. Jury lees & fines.
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
Comforts
F all the different tyles , colors, sizes
Ladies' Dress & Fancy Goods, ky prices, far Lediits, gentlemen and
rip HE largest and handsomest assort- children, at KURTZ'S.
ment of Ladies' Dress and Fancy
Goods in town. 81 Collars and em- I ONG BAY STATE and square
brnidered Linea Handkerchiefs, 'binary. KA SHAWLS in great variety„Turcara,
Gloves. Ribbons, and trimming, generally Red and White Crape dn. a beautiful ant.
very cheap, to be had at the store of cle, BONNET . VELVETS. Silk,.
GEO. ARNOLD. dtre... very cheap at the store of
OEO. ARNOLD.
Oct. 14, 1853.
Oct. 7. 18511-11
COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE, Adams county, Pa.
DOLLS. CT*.
By orders paid nut as follows. to :
Ry auditing and settling public accounts,
R. G. M'Creary, Esq., Auditor. appointed by tie
Court to audit public offices.
Repairs of public buildings, dre., •
Clerk's pay, 1
Public printing and Blanks,
Abatement to Collectors of 5 per cent,
Sheriff's BO!. of Court costs,
Reward on Horse thieves, (2 cases, and mileage ' )
Repairs at Bridges (and rebuilding a Bridge neer
Dellone's Mill )
justice and Constables' fees for committing vagraaui,
Fox and Wild Cat scalps,
Coroner's And Justice'e fees for Inquisitions,
Assessors anti Assistant Assessors' pay.
'Faxes refunded,
Adains.Co. Fire Insurance Company. Insuring Jail,
Expenses in holding appeals and Clerk's pay,
Counsel fees anti extra suite,
William B. Wilson, Esq., in trust for Surveying
boundary lines between York. Cumberlaid
end Adams counties, one third of expenses,
Wood and Stone Coal (or public buildings,
Court Cryer's pay,
Road damages and damage views.
Jacob ( - blest. Esq.. Commissioner's pay.
Abraham Reeser Esq.. 6
John Mickley, jr.. Esq.. **
Treasurer of Poorhouse.
Convey ing prisoners to Penitentiary,
Prothonotary. Register and Clerk of Session., fees,
Jador's fees fur keeping prisoners,
Officer's pay, Spring Election,
Keeping prisoners at Penitentiary.
Officers pay, Geberal Election,
Payment in full on Marsh Creek Bridge,
" on Rock.
on Bermudian, "
Certificates of Constables' returns, 1853.
Notes and Interest paid, Built and sundry persons,
Postage, Stationery' •iid Dockets for officers,
General Jury and Tip Stases pay, 1853,
Grand Jury .r It
John Scott, Erq., Sheriff, summoning Juror.,
Directors of Poor pay.
Exonerations to Collectors,
Collectors' fees,
Outstanding - Taxes anti Quit Rents,
Treasurer's Salary,
Ballance in hands of Treasurer,
20,834 85
89 84
60256 00
18 81
072 00
131 99
110 00
031,008 83
IN TESTIMONY that the forezoing statement of Receipts
OAA and Expendintrea exhibited at the office of the Trea.
4 )111-0 surer of said County, is a correct and true copy, ac
0 taken from and compared with the ofig,inal remaining
in die books of this office, we have hereunto set our
hands, and affixed the seal of said office, at Gets .)
burg. the fourth day of January, one thinwud eight hundred
and fifty-four. A- REEVER.
JOAN jr.
JAS. J. WILLS.
Canunssioners.
$4,418 24
Attest—J AtIOHINDAUGH. Clerk,
Dow!. sprx.
781'94
3888 24
17 88
89 84
5088 00
By out standing Ts: for 1850,
1851,
di a• 1852,
•• 1858,
•• Foes for 1850,
1851,
••
1852,
•• 1853,
•• Exonerstions for 1848,
46 ,• 1850,
•• 1851,
•• •• 1852,
1853,
Disbursements on Coon ty orders,
Treasurer's coin mission,
13l 99
110 00
531.008 83
Cash in hands of Treasurer.
Pennsylvania, elected end sworn in pursuance of law, do RE—
ing to law, the account of the Treasurer end Commissioners of
cl ending on the 4th day of Jandary. 18541—both days inclusive :
in Settlement Book, in the Commissioners' office of Adams
of Adams, by Thomas Warren, Treasurer of paid county, in
ty-eight Cants, and in out-standing taxes, Four Thousand Four
ANDREW MARS/EAU,
JOtiN DICKsON, 5 Aditors
T. WARREN ac SON!
CUM MY fitEfflifiT.
• •
[PUSLIIIHSD SY ORDER OF COURT.]
To the Honorable the Judos of the Court
of Quarter Sessions of .lidarne County.
The undersigned, Grand Jut re. CO
spectfully report to your Honors, that
they have visited the County Building•.
and take pleasure in testifying to the
courtesy extended to them by Mr. Coni;AN
and family, of the Mm,-House, and Sher
iff Scott. and &unity, of the County
Prison.
The Alms•honse, and buildings and
grounds therewith connected, we found in
good order, the inmates Froperly cared tor,
and everything indicating a hill and faith.
ful discharge of duty on the part of the
Steward.
The County 'Prison was also (mind to
he in good order, all the arrangements
connected therewith being rue,lit,ible to
the worthy occupants, Sheriff Sourr and
fain ily.
At both the 'Alms-house and the County
Prison, the Jurors were especially pleioi•
ed to observe the cleanliness and neatness
which characterized the bedding and outer
accominndalions for initiates, and have
deemed this commendatory notice as no
more than just to the families of Metiers.
Colman and Snort —anti respectfully
recommend to the Court, that this report
be ordered to be published tn the Comity
papers.
MOSES M. NEELI • Foreman.
Gettysburg, Jan. 27, 1854.
15 00
239 77
200 00
830 62
976 59
439 81
43 24
389 13
36 44
45 46
54 93
118 26
128 94
8 50
82 08
40 00
WINDOW SHADES.
II!G. L. MILLER 14 CO ,
• MANUFACTURERS
AND WHOLCIALN AND RETAIL DEALER. IN
WINDOW SHADES,
South-west Corner of Second and Arch streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
SUCH RS Gothe'a Landscapes, Border'',
Vases, Seroles, Boquets, GOLD
BORDERS, &c., of the most beautiful
designs and perfection of finish in this
country. and at such LOW PRICES as
to challenge all competition. Buff and
White ILollands, Cambric.. Tassels, Cords,
Brasses, &e.. in every variety, for City or
Country trada. We invite an eitatnitia
lion of our stork. at the Depot, South
west cprner of Second and Arch streets,
Philadelphia.
Jan. 27, Mt —ll5
184 50
141 07
75 00
682 05
163 50
159 00
159 00
4000 00
120 88
120 00
127 67
819 01
91 16
473 79
585 29
1.494 00
1,300 00
85 95
7.69 53
78 18
998 50
331 49
75 00
fto 00
NEW AND VALUABLE
LA Z 6 LODICRIT.
808 90
4.416 24
800 28
2.509 58
DURDON'S nigest. New edition from
1700 10 1853, in one Volume, price
$5 00.
Robert's Digest, price $1 50
Rinn's Justice, 4 00
Graydon's Forms, 3 50
The attention of Anomie', Magistrates,
and citizens ix directed to the above valua
ble series of hooks ; call allfl examine at
K ELLER KURTZ'S Book store.
Jan. 20, 1854.
131,008 83
CLOTIIING-CLOTIIIAL
li!l'M ARNOLD has now on hand
Ak and is constantly making up, Over•
costs, Dress Coats. Frock Costs. Pants•
loons, Vests, and every articlein & clothin g
hue, which he will self 30 par rem cheap
er than any ci,o.rin NG STORE or
SLOP SHOP in the town or County.
• Call and eximine till' yourselves.
Oct. 7. 1853—tf
OVER COATS, OILER COATS,
Prepare For Winter.
'subscriber has just received and
I opened a choice lot of Overcoats ul
every description, made in the hest man
ner, and latest styles, which he is de
termined to sell cheaper then any other es
tablishment in the County. To test the
truth of this call and examine. Remem
ber no trouble toshow GOODS.
MARCUS SAMSON.
SAVE YOUR MONEY!
DOLLS. CTN.
58 73
188 18
431 41
8789 94
48 72
118 19
540 78
96 21
88 31
11 57
80 55
88 45
4 78
22.745 21
880, 28
2509 58
ESSENCE OF COFFEE.
H. BUEHLER keeps constantly on
• hand for sale, the Genuine ES—
SENCE OF COFFEE, of best quality.
The use of this article in families will be
found a very great saving in the course of
the year. 1117 For stle. WHOLFMALIC and
ReTAIL, at the Drug & Book Store of
Ma.- 30, 1858.
APPRENTICE WANTED,
AN Apprentice to the SADDLE= TREE
T
business, will be liken by the sub
scriber, if application bo insde anon.—
The applicant must be of industrious hab
its and good character.•
SS 1.008 88
JOHN. A. SWOPE.
Gettysburg, Nos. 4, 1858.
LUMBER.
PERSONS having LUMBER to die-
Kum of, in trade fur Furniture, will
find it to their advantage to call at the cheap
Cabinet Making Establiahnient of GEO.
E. BRINGM AN, South Baltimore street.
next door to the Compiler office.
TH - Eundersigned, having been ap.
pointed Assignee by ABRAHAM MY
Ras and Wife. of York county. Pa., under
a Deed of Voluntary Assignment for the
benefit of Creditors, notice is hereby given
to all persons having any claims against
said MUM, in present the same, proper
ly authenticated for settlement ; end those
indebted will make payment without de
lay. to the subscriber residing neer East
Berlin, Adams county, Pa.
J. J. KORN, Airiest
Jan. 13, 1854.-01.
gryINGH AM. Muslin.. Wool and Cot
ton Flannels, Collects of all colors
and prince, always to be had at the cheap
Suns of '
B. FAHNESTOOK £ SONS.
Needle Wprk,
FRENCU Work Collars, Swim* and
Came Zilginso and Inuring.,
Flouncing,pongee*. and every thing pi:
that deseriptionioan tio had its Ow greatest,
viriely. and IM itheapimir ei • . .
B. FARNESTOOKA iiii 4101,41 a
===l
FOR t hi j is die lh • Rot* and Wooloo
Haul for children„a new nriinineh!np
• KURTZ'S.
B. H. BUEHLER
NOTICE.
Domestic's
GROCERY & L,1400W
reroltS.
REMOVAL.
1 . HE nadekrokned ha* REMOVED hit.
• Store 1. few doors south of his old
stand, to me threemtory building of Mr.
Waarnus. (next door to the .•St.tr" (Am/
where he will always keep , till hand a
large assortment of goods, whisk bp
prepared to offer at proms which eannul
be beet. Ilia stock consism of
Id ()C It I PIK
of all kindi, Nagar., M o i ki ses,
Tana, Fllll, Self, trtiettira. Cheirite. Pick.
tiled thwimilters, tc.
Fruits Sr. Confections.,
Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Raisins, Pnrore
diu Alan, Powder. Shot. 'robseen, Su.
gars, aril's celebtoted German Omnking
Tnnaeen, and a iaritiv of filter articles
Al‘n a first-ram savoriumui of the as;
qualitiva °I
. (WORK,
%nee and Br:oloteu, of dilTecent kinds.
N. F.. Ruin. flolktol Om. Old Rye. dm
—all of whit% can he had on the Inereld
terms at the Store of the subscriber. in
South Baltimore street. neat dour to the
"Slur" office.
rJ Alen. always on hands variety of
Stone bra. Win esti.
EMANUEL ZIEGLER. Jr.
avtlyatntrE, Jan. 27. 1884—tf.
=
10* . '1:fir se;
. "
Hanover Branch Rail Road.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
()N atilt after Monday, Nov. 14. Train*
oval] this road will be Rau as fol•
lows:
let Train will leave Hanover at 9.30
A. M.. with pneaeugers for York. Hat..
rishurg, Columbia and Philadelphia. and
return to Hanover with passengers from
Baltimore. at 11.45 A. M.
2d Train will leave Hanover at 2.46
P. M., with muisetigers lor Baltimore. lir
riving there at 6.45 ; and return immedi
ately with Passengers from York. 4km. at
6 P. M.
3d Train will leave Hanover at 5.15 P.
M. a itk Pamo•ogerx (or York ; and return
with Passengers from Bellmore at 7.45
P. M.
Round Trip Tieksis between' Hanover
cod Ballittiont. (good fur 48 hours.) will
he kmilt.ll at s2—:i reduction of one third
from the regular
Tim Moodily inorninz extra train will
leave for 11:altitnore at 5.45.
EDWARD E. YOUNG. dgent,
Hanover. Nov. 14 1553.
IMPORTANT
TO TRU
Farmer, Farrier A. Stage Proprietor.
GEO. W. MERCHANT'S
CELEBRATED GARGLING OIL
ume.aotga.i.suarat IN TIII siastonir OP *tomtits
As the most remirkahlo External hmillostios en'
discovered.
G MA N
Q.
0 0
ittes
"They can't Keep Ileum without it."
more , 11•./I•illtril h* 111U11111 0 hid
Ilia /413 (list 1f0rd . 11.1111 . . 'CO ,, P (Pb, or
venal Feioify Lillitrooralloo, sill cult M.o.{ eaMil, 51111 CC.
.10Y0 Mil Put va.
Spavins. Sweeney. kinglante. WindgtrlL, Pull
Evil. Callous, °racket - I
114AIN Gals of all
it lids, Fresh Wounds. Sprains, Ilniises, Eno.
:eta, Sawa. Sand Cranks. Strains, Laments.
Fotindere , l Feet, Scratches or Grease , Atop.
Rheum:tufo). Bites a Animals. External Pm
sins. Painful Nei-rous Affections, Frain Bits.
Boils. Corns, Whitlows, Bums and Scalds.
Chlllhlnins, (shamed Ramis. C 11117124 Con
tractions of the Muscles, Swellings. Weakness
of the Joints, Caked Breams. .te. ae. he
'The wipanitnOwl 1511reeR4 of don (111,1 a the eon of du
/lases Iso lltorwte and Cattle, and Coco in burnout flesh. I.
icily Imes...hoe more kinown .0 Olt .rrnitle cutnnoUtlity.
It ran h3rilly be erwlited.•xretol by 1.11;..we who hen been
n the linhio of Iteepoot; it In olteir oable , awl brown , . whet
• rata •o 11111 l of (Nun, eitifeiritog uue rime, are eased by
t t
Ore ote.y estotiocat too 5.
0 Otto flit
stir Ile +ore the me* of the wl. proprietor, aEPROR
W. klEllt.:11A NT, lotraporl. N. V., is blown In the side
ef the bottle. awl in hie hionlwrittna over the cork.
All rodent addreaded to the proprietor will be promptly.
reepowled to.
fiat a I , emi4tlio. of the Agent. toil eve whet vendor eye
lecrofhplieholtl by the Itw 01 lltib Medicine.
Soul by rositentable dealer. in the United
States arta Ca.na. Also he
K KILLER. HURTZ k R. H. BUSHLF.R.
Gletryeburt ; J. R. Henry A hhoteinien ; J. Aut.
hough, Hemperre ; W. Wolf; Nast Berlin Palc•
tan & Blythe Fairfield ; A. S. Mytre, Round
Hdl ; Merit, Criltwn ; .1. Heeek, Menallen
.1 . Martin. Nev. 0 uni Miudy %.1% Norbeek.
%legume ; Tower & Mcßride. Eromittliorg ; Md.
And et wholesale by F. Klitt it Cn J. Gilbert
& Co., end T. W. Dyo.t. PReIhADELPHIA.
Jan. ,p 7, IgB4.—ly
E. & It MARTIN.
At the Old Stand, N. W. Corner
of the Diamond,
Gettysburg,
TENDER their thanks to their meta
uteri for past fasorn, ■nd reapeet-
NIT in:otm the public that they contin
ue In
Cut and make all Garments,
in the beau manner and on reasonable
ternis.• The cutting will he done as here
tofore. by R , IIART MARTIN. FAIIMRIIIII
pro regularly respired. anti every effort
made to secure a good Qt and substantial
sewing. The sthiscriberte hope, by their
long experience in the busing**. and re.
newed aline to please, in merit and
receive a 'continuance of the Itnblle patron
.
age.
jr:PAII our work is made by regularly
employed journey tutu? ; upon this, our
customers may rely,
TlCitafr,
If plLid * tot tdviiite or within Or 'ma 11$ pa
aminterva--if tint paid with)), the yst 'Mt. 'U se
papqrdooontliurd on Wall ororersito Vie peld
-1140114t, al the option oldie t alter. brook Iropleti
OA teats. . A falliini to notify a Jereugidoreare
will I , * feitiodocl tirl 1 um romrlottill..
..irbirtyrtrroloor riot oxcre4lielo o Num hiserisit
thralls iiroec for ti—evaly subeequrini . Worths
, --- 7*.-1,---- . tfi cent . Longer ono iu the rows propordia.
D2o l 4 l ollthoia of Parin tirs hill'• ' tllatirertisomensn not rperially orderer. foro 0
• •• • • a oak• Nov iwcantin mid ur,til WOW; ,at• MN
rIIHE Partn ambit* beceiofnse axiatifyi..,,,d omln i slon tomb. mutate thaw li . lo4oprogi,
I 4seteeen -.MS Indoststined. ,In - the ,by the yo r 6 .
/ 4 1,9r0 1 1nk l'ailoriang , hominellr. Jliik bee ), : , 1.4.);')4;).4. 61.111144° ""tUtt4‘B7ll4'lllll.
dissolved, ky ,
.004 u„/ „goon*. &
, . rao apt*, sae 04. ter.SiOttabit Ittgioll,
swer . by . lens and ennweldaolars uarbilltdllNWs.
). runt) i,ennte±n oby or 4.• rifsi
3. Z. HOLLECAUGH• wet ihut..wriher i s. )awl be M
ri.. e 7 rail , $ 404
Jan. 27, I (44, at, ' am. 41(glillnili•
gp:rThe Fall end Winter Fashions.
have juet been renived from the oily.
mr MI kinds of country produce taken
in exchange tor work.
E. & It. MARTIN..
Oct. 14-0
OXM
Dr. J. Lawrence
DestisT.
OFFICE ID rhstaborsherit 44,004
cone door West 44 the SAlllstap
Chureb. nearly opponte M klilleenlrs mots.
where ti, may be friend ready sad willing
10 attend le any ease within the pralines
of the Dentist.. Persons in waist fail
sets of teeth arp invited to rail.
itgFzitzbicgs.
Dr. C. N. fienr.rresz. itor.C.P.Kriarrir.D D.
1). liorporic; 0104 Al..l4cesur.
" 11, 1 4.11usart. 1 .*.
D. ID unteur. 1 - /I.A. Al uris
Itcr.Ruir',...hriorocort. Al. B.ravai
July 7. 1440..
DAVI.) WILLS.
AttOraill at LOW •
11'48 taken Mr. Slstransom's Atte.
u North th'est Comer of Centro
tiNtisre.
KIFERICYCJI-0•11is. Thwideirt Menu*,
Erq Limeade..
Dec. 30, 1033
.w CARD.
TOE undersigned, advised by bho phy.
sician to relinanieh the prettier of
his profession, for the pawn* at loam. hew
placed his business end pipers la the hands
of DAVID WILLS. Esq., who will pritc.
tics Lsw in the iterendAtrerte of tint
county. in whose professienst abilities I
have every confidence. and whom I chess.
fully rsiommend to the support of the
community. -
W. H. STR I VENVON.
Dec. 30, 19118.—tf
I); WI 'CO A °
LT SHE,
AITTOJTNAT dir L4 H ',
(onic. “moved to one deer Weis
Drug & Book.Sture. Ailismbenbung'strirt.)' ,
4l I °rife, sank aluttefrot tor
Patents and
Bounty Land Wanraisut. Back-Pay—no.
pended Claims. and all oilwrelaitnitagainst
the Government at WashlMPna. D at
also American claims in England. Loot"
Warrants Instilled aid said, 0'1)0104:and
•
highest prices gives.
Latvia fur sale in lowa.
other Weatarn Slaw t sud Arco OnPlrod
locating Warrantit.there.
Mr Apply to blot pelsdaatll art#l/
suer.
Gettysburg, Nov. H.lsss.
BOUNTY LANDS
IpERSONS riniitled to:. Do. ir,
it Lands under tint erten( etuir
grout of the, United . OWN ell*
eteieluhttyiractriesnidleild promptly
"d‘
by 9 Ifia . '
tion either personally 41r by ester
o the subscriber. at his office in Gettysburg.
Claimants whose applications here bap
Isuspended on account of deficiency in
proof mar find it to their advantage tumuli
-1 p - , - r• The fee charged is SA ip each Reim
payable? upon the dekivery, oflhe warrant. ,
The subscriber will ars° itienil to elilms
for Pensions for Revolutionary or other
services and the location of hods. This'
sale and in/rehire 'of Land Warrants Iti.
tended to. and the highest cosh price Odd
nor the some. R. G. fit cCREttRY.
May 14—tf. Attorney at law
LEE & RINGLAND'S
(Lan Church, Lee & ginglaa4)
L Y A if D :
amp
Steam Sala) *III,
ON THE YORK CtrUitAILAIND
' RAIL ROAD,
UMW
1 1 - .. - r A large uipply oraU kiade-of Lum
ber alarays au band. wholoule mad rotail.
Bills sawed to order ar• *be shortest
N. B.—...Lumbrrr eon be finis.r.6l4 . .i.
at any point on the Cliftberlalad
Rail Ittoad, Hannan. York. leadilmfin est
intermatliate plane.
May $7, 1858...=-901, • •
HAY WAIfiTEI),
PERSONB b a ring Hsittf to
well by eallitql. on tbo sobwriribei l i r io
Rettyabrirg. who la desirous eipetitokeiblea
The highes*Martet priee.mill b. piltlit
41 9 .timea. Ae he invade heilife
Hay. after being peeked. heeled ii lit
H rover or Baltimore. the Ireferittifill
haul will be given re theme from wheiii he
may purohaae.
EIDIAMION
Dee. s4.lB6L—il' • . i
GROCCRIES,
OF ell kinds and fresh. to behatf tai foie
as the market offend. et KURTZ'S
cheap corner. • •
lIIIL • ROIL MBETINL
AII.Y iefreitf Cows.
Jur Sundays areepied,) feorn reline*
A. M., to 7 o'olneir P. SI.. examining &
buying Goods just arrival from Philittel-
Mile. via Baltimore .and Hammer Rail
Road. OMi soon: and save money; you
may la too late. Remember. •
A. B. KURT'S
Cheep Omar.
Oot, 14
C OTHS, Sleek Bine and Finley Cs'.
rimeres. Csssinsit's. °serenade,.
Kentucky Jeans: Cords. s new style
French cord. Satin. Silk. Velvet andiron. •
ey Vriningr, era offered vorryehesp at
& PdifiNesrocz 4. SONS.
Sign of the Red Trout.
THE STAR AND BANNER.
is. poy' iihi t d awn Friday Eviziatr. in
Seini . ort' eerie. in Agt three Wry
building, few doors above
krieuesiorks Store. by
D. A. 4b e.ll. BUbtiLER.
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