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tr...,:. , THE REPUBLIC:AN PARTY.— , ,
_, . rojiac . . , lea .
tr
al condition of the All R . Extension of
o N . aturalization
iy ggs.. tho
rn T o h s e t New York Tribune — deci d e d - 1 . •
they at ie. nithi l4 he Y re " ;l7ing lile cla in i ' in ;r l ti li e tt 'u t I ~ T H B STIR IND BINNE conducted and most val-1 A large publie meeting was held at- Hon- , ' IT IS SO, 1
of Dece 7- r- - - -t - --- - -- - r- -- ---= On Monday, Dlr. ADAMB, of Mississip- trose, pa., on the 27th ult., at which res- We know lota feet, and therefore do not VILEITION IND ASSESSMENT FOR 1855.
"America is for the Ameriestie"—that ' CETTIFSBURC. uable; newspaper In the 'country—has
in the CI pi, introduce& in the United States Senate, .keeitate to ray, thet in ell Scrofulous sod Hennes
they are not of ust,--tliat they they labor , ."-• - • published its minion' announcement, by
4 '' . •......... .. , Aroma, In.liseitlon and its attendants, dick- IN pursuance of the Act of Assembly passed the 27th day of July, 1842, the fol.
muter., for the unth
here, but shall have no share in our birth. al" , 511 Y° ' ' Friday Ivening, Dec. ls, 1854. 1 ,
'i a bill to establish an uniform rnle of natu- ._. ,_.- ___ , ,' I. ll} /
mere. Magee to see that t e pa- b o i lit a ti i n u n n s o N f re a re 4 l: R d e o p p u te b d ijc p a r n op p i a w ri i y n , the i 17 1 . 4
Headache, 80,,r and ' sick :•tomech, Cancer, Solt • lowing statement is hereby published by the Conimissioners of Adams county,
right. Such a course would be un-Ameri- Our ink' . _ ratigation throughout the United States.— wmcot, milts 01 the rild ;parties, and teased upon
can,--finetile to all our history and to the ened ►v - tronage of t he eetablishment, is better than
I vt3jilrerliblii7liter:;in:rT. ct of Reck
. 'Tl;e7Porelges News. This bill extends the terms of naturalize-
at
241 c ..
„ fle x • , -.
to r,,,perlost, As e t ,„.(earlees. in- oppoiitioa tir slavery extension and the which exhibits the amount, description and value of the Real and Personal Property,
whole spirit of our institutions. _We have lee , l g„„„ 11;" na h m a T i lir „ li e l e ra4" : t e r a 4 l l ,: alloodl i • r k y ' l e nM u lyn a ed :: al b h f e r tr s t e rad . i f : e : read ari. Trades, Occupations, and Prefessions, made taxable by the several Acts of Assembly
Ilit'After ,i nterval of more than • IF , Von to twenty.ene years, and 'acte pros- Jim army °Uproot' in our C;
no fur that any great predominant pany t dependent, straight-forward journal, it has fugitive slave law. Judges Jamey and ',
will ever insist on its adoption. seal length we are in possession of later peetively upon those foreigners only who no superior ; while in point of genera ls Wilmot, the former the moat influential - - — 6 —
'O. r ,v. :-_,: 1 . :.. v, F c's'eq l as ',:', 2 -
B li n ia4e A : w o i. l ittl 6eh r. N x t : v a . s i r e ti n t - l e i —b e l . l m t e: l i n i ann P a P : I : 3 Bil :; ndv u h : T l a tto rt b i a ' g l u Gni g l ei ' h °t . tin : ik t u i s g ri p 4 a t ; .. l l3e i t of
this
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foreignadviees. The steamship Union } may enter the United States after the pas. Whig of the sectiou i tivilt the IlMer the ,
and useful intelli , genee, it distances all
at New York brings Liverpool dates to the 1 sage of this act. - Be argued that' in one „
most influential Democrat, were Present - . . &ri s me ; /limb Mark, Cashtminv ins 4 • r , ,v; i. lirs. c 7 s '°
ga . g'Er 1 4 .0 g x. , co - 8 .a. 5 it:: -
22d tilt., and advisee from the immediate '
1 hundred years from this time, every inch
foundiis rivals On our first page will be
an interesting, personal . sketch of i
The first act to provide fora "uniform _ -
and delivered speeches advocating the res. t
, haler, ft• csF'gipi ..- gAsp.P ~..r i F i - 1- o *- cP
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seat of war to the 14tb,.a1t., Fh3 chief lof the Anteritio, continent would' be re- Si r t -,-, ( ,* rule of natuiralisalion," was passed in Fink, Pleasant Hill. el ':', e. .
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, olutions. • .i'' . 1 • 0 po WO . *
, I ,
_. _ . , rionsen astUtsexe, the' pies Wing genius of
fact the intelligence eonimointiaterie that quired for the snpport 'of the American . 1790, at the second session of the First
B id ast
CROUP ll B e ei e n .t l a
Liniment. No Family who value the lives of n 0 ,,,,,,kb p
Sevastopol him not. yet -fallen. The- bolo. i• people:- Selfpre aeration , then reln red , the 'rrih_une,to which we direct
.cnogroso.. it nu Tory jiborni _ in ito.too. , 0r7 ,, Th 0 town
eteedde . ae In,,Buseacku.
i
their children, shohki he without a bottle in the
We annex the terms of the Daily, esemt- tutee, end authormed all courts of record setts have resultain deoided-Kne!qoth- ._
. bardruent was continued without decisive
,ttia,l Ockiuduoemeskts ehould.. be held out
1 Weekly, and Viqekly; and alien be pleased to adinit'atilien freewhile peitiolis" 11.9 cit. . ~: . • .: t r e o ' e .1. ,0 0 1 Smith 2 124: 6 32 6931
, 8075 5 9! 57195 594 5 0 4695 tack)
1 2 5 5 0 0
2 17 80 5 II
0 0 0 0
4 18330 1831 8125 6 0 134
Iresults, awl beitt i Parries ire, rtPresenied to iinmigration. ,He denied any "itiCe. Ito ' forward the tialMee lof any deur' friends laces; who b ad resided.within the U nited ,
house.% Sold hy ..If tho tYruggists and storekeep- G erman y, i 225
427321 8846 211051 7 1 80 1000 , ,16ee 600
in the attitude of preparation for the at. tion with Kaow Nothing •sotiietlen or any Nothing) is elected Dlayrieofßes.
it! notches, wi nx w- xcep ns.
States Iwo years, hael giveg proof of good (aer'w , si t ,
. Cumberland,
Oxford, 150418 10170 63850 6970 1900 100 1362
_. 5 r on,
who desire to renew dieir 'whets Intl ,
tack that is to decide.the fate of the plate , . ,secre t political organisation. He disclaim-I era. P.OllO 60 C. , 41111 it 4,Yeet York.
FA.-4. JI. IltiAlst, and Samuel S. Huntington, 2irrten 16407 60059 12445" . 32,0 200
and h fie w ish` b e 'ti • '
°I 0 Y to '''" ri ° • affirmation to support the Constitution.— ' biped ;
At Unveil the Vote fen' MaYor Fonfie'; tiiettysbursi ;If ti Fink, pleasant Hill; Latimore, tame 1196'3 80859 50'20 ' 250 2123 'l`oo
'.
ly reeeivitig reinforce-
The allies were rapid cd all hortility.to foreigners, and rem:l:from T m:l ll 3 l : o h r a t r ' cl: e t n e .o rP d an o d f
tw ha o d y lak ein en
Inm an o at h or ton by 1700 majority over all :others '
i
, TH p DAILY, TRIBUNE,' , stod&—Lawrence (Know-Nothiarb,9,6a ; ..
SOkkline•A Brother, Willman vro ; , Jobi l , Busboy, Hamiltpcb , 290d51 19878 23846 10525 ,•- .. 3840 .:$3,9 , , , ,2816 950
molts While the 'Russian generals were some former speech, showing that he had • Ethit s c opy, one y ear , $6 00 lished in thedesire tO attract immigration t ' .., .. .. 'ed rklitertYstowe't Ssrutist P4hei, 'Jr oltwer's Liberty, , • 1380 100
139554 9145 10729 405 ii -
crow , vas l t I
ding Se topo with Infan ry tO re- no , unkind feeling againat t .t, , , ~ , .
hem But he ' ' 'Ciube--ssme vas." and fill up tho sparsely populated' country
I other; 4139 1 The !mg's At , 1
1 ' Week, But* tinirnahlp rAndrew Hamilton,
Mill I lode ^ 172501 IWO i 2778 U 9180 ' 1959 .
Creek's , ' Omura Mt ,
'lll - Abel I'. Wright; B enders. Maranon.
~ .. 150254 16 1
1 4 .19514 7385 s , 2015 100
.......... - nedcati a that the
, ritillogee thus , to make a stand in Boston and ti: etw cot er i
mist the expected assault or the besiegers.:- thinks immigration .: was'.dangerous , in- THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE ; ' —bat a ' i • n - • t • ) I Middletown ' -, death F. Btraban„
ville vlscob Penney .._ 251588 12SR2 .19253 8105 • 275 ' , 4
020 IOD
offered would ever be abuse , and a our - i pltbaes, but ,were ' badly beaten. i ortieltle. : 'Lower, Arenthaville ;H. W. Whitmore. Mum- Franklin, ' 259227 24488 32888 10810 No 8147 250
, Whether an attempt will h 8 tes ( l o to take unhurt' as foreigners 'ranged themselves si ng l e copy; one•jesr ' '52 00 taiiinent of. t h em ,
the place by assault seems' to be a matter with the Abolftionists. , When he ' hoard 00 ,
lime copies, one veer a be domauded by the mangey o.
r lilatatiohnsetts seem to have members ; Philip Hann, Holtnightsvills ;Thomas Conowaxo, 195521 MO 10218 5183 , 1664 100
.1. deafer, Franklin tp.: Jacob Mark, Oashteen 1 Time, . 184038 9702 6250 4946 1680 200
riso copies, one. cu, , 8 v o strongest reasons or policy and necesity.
Of some doubt. I,n, anticipation' of an as- that band °Eden:mina had „burned an ' , i , e . cop ," en, yea. , 12 00 At the second, seamen uf. the Third Con. .g one over en mane tothe Know Nothings, Aelbaugh & Spangler, East Bailin ;J. Martin, Mountjoy, 172393 11121 12079 8890 1090
. , , , . . I ,
„Neer Oiforil ;.I. R. Henry,
Abbotstown ; Moulin:rimmed, 247808 16119 27138 5910 2168
sault, Prince Matioh ,
ikoff at rho last dates, A mor i eau s ori o n , id e ffi gy, he determined ' Twe II
oty copies, to one 11__30114 20 00 - gross, in 1794, a new act was pseud ro.. ander° no nhero to be found. . , • October t 5, 1854.---2 m . Reading. 223455 14074 23372 6696 2465
thrown anAnd any larger number at the rate of $1 per an- qui ri
had immense body;'of infantry to introduce Thin bill. So far a 4 ho under- , . . ne a regirlonon a A.-. ....._ _ - _ Berwick, 06961 5480 21292 4795 1175 200
, num. 131100. 4655 10007 2910 90 6112
Into the town, While at the same time he stood the principles of the Know Neihi°B B MARRIED, Union, 210703 1 8908 45520 4070 80 1541
was plapning atiother sterile and general he agreed with them so far as they, pro- Butler, 1504,11 /3436 19514 5780 2495
onslaught., with a view not only of proven. p ose d, to extend dig term of Naturalise. ........ ...... ....1.... - 11.. 1....1 .11.1.1...1.
Total, 3895254 200921 570988 186199 65901107130 14so 1800 750 432ei1e57 do
don, but of driving' the allies into
. the
tion, and in their prefenmee of American
sea. -0' "“ '' ' '''' ' ' ' ' ' Protestants for office' to foretgneris and
‘inittfoners.
Catholics. '
r-The present movement is due to a deep
er, jtister„ profounder sentiment than that
whiefr Would &mesel such exlusiveness.
Jligotiy and hostility to foreigners as such
have had much to do with it; they may
have Mingled' .irlth ' its title and given
strength to its swell and its sweep. But
thilltitessitotimmeln 'elements. It owes
its oriste h and will owe its, success, to oth•
iPitiffueh'etie..:' believe the prt4ent
itibeeihmit is due mainly to the conviction
;that the liberty ,we grant to' aliens of ba.
AMericati citizen has been grossly 1
under cover of this K m.
ege the pauperism, the ignorance, the
.dithiti Ohba Ohl countries have been empt-
Aied.Otiflipoirour shores with hostile reek.
,loseness of our interests and our rights ;
that Ali- Rheum Catholic vote has beer . '
held, in , a compact , disciplined mass, under
At'initnediate and supreme control of a
tilerirchy I
whose interests and sympathies I .
-lead theft tO resist and denounce every
,tilletnpt at freedom fore the people of 03
PPeralld who hold these votes for the pu. I
'Weal party that will bid the highest for )
0101'f—rand that this clement, foreign in
origiti, ignb'ratii and irresponsible in its
character, and secret in its operation, his 1
long.bain'enurted by political parties, and I
AO More than once decided the policy an d ' .
themireer of the country at large. This
„conviction comes, moreover, just at the
Ante srhen the old political parties have
Moss tlleir huld upon the confidence of the
pe,eple,—when 'the issues that have di.
yiited them have been decided or have
4ted•,out=when their machinery of in-
Agee. their shuffling evasions. the dodges.
i dte chicanery and the deception of their
leaders have.excited universal disgust, and
t e ' general readiness in the public mind,
miy new organization that shall - prom..
tioerweltun their vices and combine the
*poems that have hitherto given them
11411 3 . 1 gth, , ~The Know. Nothing' move.
meet,cotnes just in time to satisfy these
.yeges bet powerful cravings of the .pub.
~11M ;;Mind. It finds support in the pro
funndest convictions of this public heart, in
Apt iatrietism coil public spirit, as well as.
in/adios paasionCand prejudices, of. the}
AmerjetinTeople. Many vicious elements
tiselenbiellty.mingle in this heierogeneons
.perty. , There is the love of •myitere and
PC‘tmerel organization ; there are the new
political hopes from a new combhistion ;
there,ia.ihe hatred of the lowest American
openitives.and trades people for foreign.
1411 MOM are theisriva:s ; and 'above all.
the Ad ineradiCal Saxon 'bigotry. which
lhdfernlly Jikee a crusade against the
all-these are 91/bortlinate to
ifteiinflueuces.we have already noted, af.l
191 4 0ur „judgment •at the . bottom of the'
MPeament, end will in due time give Otte
eft
s r !lTlittannvernerit will ..do goad—not
!need With evil, it may he, but mill otrier
driettdorthe -country.. •It will :adintinisli
feliticians. that they - are henceforth iii
ease,hrihing. and - mooing-oin rives-mit
fotzigneee 'in nur midst; and will awaked
which sahidl i t - se t, t his eves
lite where of priestly bigots, nn more to
Jusetele.their religious• interference into
;he political !affairs of- Amoricz.. *lt is a
Weretieg..:llonder in -the ears of a corrupt
44111nistadion.thes „-
resent itt‘Keptiblican• Government fly fOrj
eieWaristoerars and it is a .people's 'an
sores to the insultinemessage Of a religious
Primmovliewhe sends a man stained with
ape, blood of the martyrs of liberty as his
040 sen emissary o this Republic
X3F„TEAORPINARY CASE or DENTISTRY.
/;yvilles, Imes H. Hartz ellool Quincy;
Jatoly.been supplied with an at,
44381 4 jaw-houe for .8 natural one. It ap'. 1
pears the Rev. gentleman was -for a long i
sps, afflicted with .a bony' tumor. int.
Ountl hult.years ago underwent an operas
&is Wilco it watanund necessary to ex.;
Arptiellhe entire lower jaw-bone. severing
14,90.901.4 ides as:far back as within half
OA:Angle el the lower maxillary kr
penlation was thus destroyed, and also the
power to.elasticate, while his face pntsent
/64 19.1} unnatural and. almost repulsive ap•
RC@Pnge, Lour years afterwardi he pro
qv:0; 1 41 0 1d plate, which being furnished
s nith : teeth. and fitting the cavity left by
stivetnoval of 'the bone. restored the, pa.'
i opt : ,the...power to speak distinctly and
mustinate .certain kinds of food. Lately,
howeger, the plate became very defective.
i r ft. for daya ago! Dr. Febee. of St.. Loulaxitgsglled -
iu its stead an artificial jaw.
tiona..which, it is stated, gives the wiener
mo o and chin Fuel) a natural•appearence
q*".` 4l o one would detect without accurate
examination that anything had been dono
cum ‘hartmutting in a set :of teeth. He
'could articulate with distinctness intmetli
uply,mfter its insertion, and sleep well at
,night, without its removal. • .
s.- gotta -..LawLess ficontstriost.— The
,admiuistrstinn must certainly wink at the
; conduct of Gee Quitman, for he is doing
441. with . which Aaron. Burr was only
Adoeged , with, but acquitied upon - trial.-
-.9F1i., - 4. who is the first robber iti the
411ilmetering expedition, writes to a gentle.
pattoin. Baltimore. that it is especially dm
tikre6let to evade any infraction of the nets;
pd ity laws. and to that end it is essential
Astir* expeditition sbuold be organized
jit,,soine locality adjacent fa but outside
*tour ttortlers. The invading army is to
A Vmposed of fire thousand men—piek•
pa bloods of the country, each man to pay
Atie,owet expenses to the place of rendez
;Wes. and to contribute fifty dollars to
wn* his own equipment. Some efficient
exofficere of the United States service are
spegeel. - 1 and thus organized. a descent is
ps? ire mule all Some point near Havanna;
whims 111613ptnish defences are strongest,
shyk by !the very audacity of the move
. i fa,strike terror into the tyrants who
1. .
the 5
deeds* s' of the "Gent of. the An.
:' - If Prettident . /Pierce is really
_ tin the pacific tenor of his reeettt
:snfomPlos let his can upon the Baltimore
o fgigtee-tAtito devoted friend—sand find not
.. ,
Attiwlttuo, thin kites is wriueu, and arraign
WA, AlniUnart for cootemplated breaeli
itoplaittntiity Lyn. .• : .t
i,t51X404 PLECTUM , ..:We hare reeieved
.11ratst: of Kansas. 'lariats , tor a
o s sok rao coagram. wad the result is as
14aut„ :-Whilfieldl4.3o3%rienikeu 305 I
mriosio Cimpsasate, -and-throe
aptAWll* 'DA slavery qtaatios 000111
11.:*8411, INA starpittdato do wait atm re
-4
The Tesetlerial lqiithaars yet l
'•%lH *- pa is, thik bay ',kid' with in t a
u'
4414)01-'44•1411tiordieL • •
ov-j•
Arrny.
The National Intelligencer of Deceit
bee 11, in speaking, of the war in the Cri
mea', says : ' ;
Our interest ih this lawful &ante is deep-,
coed by the facie &tilled in the annexed,
letter (received , yesterday.) soul which
s eems not to havw in•eit punlicli•known.in
England Or France ai the departure of the
steamer. TOO world holds its breath
while it gazes on this appalling carnage of
the Crimea. End 'as it may, on which
side soever victory - may finally declare. it
will he won at a price never before paid
for human triumph.
NKw YORK, Dce. 9, 1854.
'' The Union - mairsteamer 'has ittiiited,
and yon.wilLrom hy ; her adv ices that osoh
iog decisive had yet /averred 'at Se seem.
pol. • Privste advices, hy thia arrival, how
ever, stste that a Russian corps of 35.000
Men. which had .beeti. dispatched From
Odessa, would no doubt be at Sevastopol
previous to the 20th of: - Noventect , +-r-a few
days alter the latest dotes from thence,
Besides this, upwards of 20,000 of the Itm
pedal Guard hail been forwarded by rail
'ric! in Moscow, with ardent to proceed
with all possible haste frown thence , to the
Crimea. and ,will probably , reach,Sevasto.
poi by the 10 of Decemher, as they mirk
up. their line of march for Moscow very
early in October. The distance cannot ;
exceed one thousand, miles. awl they 14—
ready hail been nearly six w,ecka en rou4e.
Besides these, further reinforcements were
going forward wi th other parts of the em-
Toe Allies were shin receiving reinforee
penis. but there were. those .which, were
sent forward in small numbers with a view
to supply the ordinary waste or tho cam
paign. None of those vvhich were so ur
gently called , for by the Allied command
ers after therceenthloody battle!, hadyet
arrived, nor was it probable that they conk!
arrive for eight et ten days more. • :
It thus appears that it is a race between
the Russians and, the Allies, as to which'
she'd receive.the earliest and largest rein
forcements ; and I am very much inclined
to. think the. Ruseians will keep ahead of
them, for Niohpial has liail„sinple Inuit-to
put inuneuse, masses of,tronps in eliding
towards the seat of war, and. though the
distances they have to , trevertie over his
immense empire are very grOat, and with
none tint the old and ordinary . means a
transport, except the. railroad from.,,Si
Petersbunclo ,Mloseotv, still, when they
I once, begin, ,to, airive.,lp the . Crimea,
they, will, probably, do an. in Overwhelming
numbers ,andiit noielt auecession., - , ,
' I are tie :Mpg; by these; laier, advice? ;
which indieates i targer,reinforgethent for
the Allies titan filly thousand men, autl - t1ie . , 4 1
Russian, corps from Odessa will of itself
he a set-tiff ta that force,,so , ,far, * least, as
defensives OpvrallOKß are; concerned. .We 1
I may well belieye that Nicholas is in ear. ;
tempt this war, whemint is sending from
his ilapital hie migniticeut leaperialOttards,
I and that ,he will not leave anything ( to!
I chaos-e:B5 far as . Mitithera tire' minc.erned.,.
Tli4'early arrival of litt'avy reinforce-
irientsto the Allies May nave dbean kern '
leitpelsiitti fiOnt 'the Ci, intea';' but under!
the eiri-iiiiltanic,W of the' case, and tha!
! grill Illieliiittod dint Aussia. prelim/Ay iti,a!
lent tl:6-ri, certainly in- a few witelt will
have at least two !misfired, thcusatid hest'
coneenfratied in snit Molina Sevallopol.
liaves ito 111E10'1 . s9W rf"tit'e' rapture of the
riii,r :' i!ol:, by the presnet ad vice's
,they
would ttlO'ke: ina any atimitri in the WayOf
antssaidtOn'il the grial'hoili Of their rr:
i"11-414'.itilL1114144intittg.svOi tilk,
nacre ilia
IiiMVA bail nut Elm o piiiitlby thew re
(
ler'" 4l . • ' •
A kti'ittlOT camp: lip' it appears is
to he
the result . ; a uti"thouilt: al thin
dist:time, il. iC, iti4)ossllllt3 inetlie.t pie
course of reams ' oonieol %lite 11,114 be sor
prize,tl.ii ltussitont:risam#p the ° lra , n=
+u a aittl attack r;t• allteit:
artny-,of:, Ritts,o int!: the eit 7
ergiei of the, nnt.init can;
upon the
/looters every, whet portion of ii ,Ozar',B
ter,riioey inaccessible to aititiVoy gitiWta-
! S. Arnold Illougltsit.
The 'Rev. Mr. ,Braitcortl,,o Free-,
Free
..
by terian, gives iu the don mad of that name,
aii.aceount.ilf what he.crow: and heard lila
nice tplg lte,id in .Warren (:aunty, Iti.„ as
sembled to beer a speech front the defeatl
ed. author of the . .Nebranka bill. The
. • , , .
Senator mounted a dty-gotel box,,and call-
eLl!oport eltiefinstine ,Williatits, of lowa,
to open the in.mtine by, sinehig, the "Star,
Spatigled Balmer." The Audge, !with a
attire ••deplorably ceacked by age,,,,and
eff,,rt,"..tnatle sad biome . ' of the music—
a call, epou the audienee to: joie in Alm
chorus failing to,elieit, a mite: , Douglm;
spoke, for three hours., ',Among 11111 atli
tors' WAS .the . Re v. Jonathan, Blanchard,
ft;rmerly an agent of, die American Anti-
Sia very 50eiety., now the ' President , of
Knot college. Galesburg, - 111. and one of
the .strongest meat, in the ,iest. This
gentleman propounded a fee; questions,
which made Douglas _ rage like . a tiger in
his den fle called Mr., 0. a liar, and int
'
plied that he was a Hypocrite; and , when
intorttied 4y . One near tom who . M r.: B.
.1 - te A
is as he used the coarsest bil insgs . (ter
l recovering front 04 . p:tilt:yam of rage, he
proceeded, in his argument rather mildly,
' until a little triehmandtt tberrovril spoke
up and asked him in:nettling about. his
slaves. This raised the, tiger a second
time, and he poured out a volley of,ithuse
on the Irishman's head, which made him
! fairly ,quail. On another oceasion. Mr.
f Blanchard replied to Douglia, dentolish.
Mg hint more siteeessfully than any one
. . . ,
else , had done.. lite eneountee was the
1 mor e interesting Irmo the fact that they
were limb emigrants front the saute town
in Vertnout:, Mr. Bradford . describes
Bought.; as a eliort„ thick luau, with a stets
iot tau
. volie,.anil a countenance , indiceting
In tv, vulgar Atiel , debased propeositie,s:.—.
lie Applpird to hate all that is holy and
true and good. and loves to jeer the Aboli.,-
Pontine. whit !Licked to hear him, for their
-oigirgily likings." Whether to,plaase the
"Flypiines" in iho lower part ofthe State,'
whither he had just some, or from habit,
his personal appearance WAR very shabby.:
lie appeared to he addicted to the use
or both hra tidy sad toharets; awl, hitting
him all in , ,all; seethed better! Sited " to
art the' part of a political rowdy in Keg
metiy titan it Senator oi a tree state- Be
trakei 'tit; se:Yet : el Saying that Pieree's
Adimaistratiod is doomed, ,and ke Se 'eine
to have a presentment that hit. obit fate is
:mated also. ' .
HANDISOXIS PR).8111111%—A ' number a
prominent' Merchants of • Bin 'Francisco
have mice*, as a teatimonial or their es
teem'. :6 Iffi*or Usifiton, 1 - tki'set tif:6ee
0 . 4 4,0 . o f o o ttit inf.l;ioeighink,4oo,Momms
asid'costintuft*eide sirStAKKIV
.J •
The notioa of the sth of NeVember,; call
ad' the battle ottniOinan;isishownby . . the
details to havo be.en a bloody affair on both
.Tho lots a the allies wast'terrible
—no less than five Generals being killed,
and six tikortr - viontided, with 173 other
Wounded and .
taissing. , 7:4ey, 4184 ;Omit .tho. leas 'and
disabling of more than 4,000 mon. , Eng
lish and'Frenchh recounts put the Rdssian
loss at.,16,000, but, they theinscklvcs limit
it to olio. The coinbo.t raged with the
, ,
ntmo.st fury for eight hours.
. • In , another column we "give an article
from the Nstional.ntelligencor, in Which
the Writer iiniulge's in smite interesting
tipeculations as to *lie future progress of
the piegerof Sevastopol. , The position of
the allied irmynia.evidently beebining yeti
critical/ . Anotifor stenciler is: now ;due.
with q.week's lateg etivioen antl its arrival
wvkhoet:lyexpeoeiLat New York. -
LATR.R.-r-The,steamer Pacific
arrived at New York on Wednesday, 'With
a . iveck's latar w ietglligence. There had
been lltt .furtligfigt!ting in Abe
the battle ,of Inketutan, having left bath
sides unfitted for further attacks. Tite
bomb/Timm& of Sevastopol had linen , nits.
pended on the 18th. Tlie bto la. do
turns nut to lidie been' a innoli severer
"affali'then l Was supposed;l Thd offi,e - ta I re
part of I,w 41aglati says,the Russians
FIVE THOUSAND dead on the fieldof battle
--tit Russian 'force engaged' being over
60,000, Mid ilieW lona wounded,
1 4 1 14 Pris ( rr#. l xq"g 11"1es$ thee 15,000 !
Both sides were waiting for reinforcements.
.;zi,rdirrrrOeitt ut the
Loc,ifm.,o State Committee, whom the Dem
ocra,tic Brow
,l
Nothings in the ,York, Cum
brrland,.nqd Pqrry Congresional district,
ignored so , badly 4t.t . the recent oleetirm,
-
has issued an 'address 'inviting' the State
Citiimlttee tq'tficet in Philadelphia to con
sitter tim:Pr9Prity, of•..reerganiziog", the
Democratic) party. on a more "permanent
bads."', Fle seems to think the party is
"going," and if sottiotbing he not Speedily
done it wilihecl4 "gone!' Ire propo
' ice t.o.combine all the, anti -Know Nothing
motorist that , can be gottngether in 'order,
if possible; to kill of the "monster" which
is noW pasSini over the land; dill - Using a.
iactn ,dirusy among demagogues
wherever he , shows his teeth, and terrify.
ing , bahrpoliticians by the merest indica
' tioitigof MS presence. 'Bow this Motley
combination oftliseordant political elements
is to effected, iir._:Botkinun does not
give: s to ou'deratand, nor do we suppose
he has any definite idea *as to the modus
opertinili,biniself.,, 'lt Will ,prove difficult
task. 46;v9v4.-: The Prolosition, trio. iineo
not meet with unanimous approval by the
Democratic Press. Among others, the
WesnbettntrßepuOitan thinks
ham and tbe State Committee had better
attend to the legitimate business of their
vocation, *teed of trying experiments
with the Desioet titicargtiniaitioe l antis k up.
gists' that" if the 'Committee does, have -A
Meeting, as proposed, it might.be well• for
them to enquire whether :the interests of
the Democratic party would not be"sub;
servedby tumbling overboard the netiMPt
and , ,
selfishh Itaders wtto of la 4, years„havu
been controlling its operations,_ and drip
ring the party to disorganirationandruin.
him again, John V'
,
-1-
Orr Hon. , JA3aas Di Anima; - PresiJ
dent 'Jute of ono of the northern Judicial
diskriets, in a recent charie to tfm Orop4
Jury of Wayne connky, directed their at:
tention to the Aniericad:moirAtnent, and
instructed the Jiry :that' "Knorr: Nethitti
ism wes,a'amspiracy,..indiebilde and • jkitrtl ,
ishiblit :as '•;rich, ond that if they inew• of
its existence within the county it was their
dety . to find billt'agiliet the pet sum
ettnce"t4
'The aliri however , did not seem $ a
gree with his honor in this opinion.. At
least they made no yreseu_tinetre..' 'ln. no-
tieing this Wahl:M4'on of Judge 'Porter,
th'e Honesdale Democrat ., think ., that ""it
. .
w4ebilla Te been tam iu aecovdanoe with
present ion tim ent if, he- bed instruefed the
Grand Airy to indict the !endue of ,thit
political conspiracy whereht ye was made
Preaident amigo of , that Judicitd.lXstrict.':'
31r. Bonham will have to look. after
rtninocraxj , of Wayne county . :.
' Writer. AKKRY Suonivite ii•eledeit
chaPliikeo the
,P2/11413L41411.
DR. KANR:I3 EXPEDITIOR—On
Monday CA FLoRENOS tutted leave of
the house of ,Representatives to offer a
joint resolution, authorising the' President
port
an adequate steamer and trans
port veasel to Mlntrehased or chartered,
and fitted nut, equipped and provisioned,
for the purpose, of carrying relief to Dr.
Koine , ' expedition in the seas, in search of
Sir John Franklin, and to detail such 01E
-1 cots and men trim the navy, and accept
the services of such volunteers, at his dis
cretion, as may he required for the con
duct and manning thereof, the expenses
to be paid out of-the treasury. Objection
being made, the house refused to suspend
the rules, ..
EUROPEAN 'MEDIATION.—In the
House of Repre.iejoatives, on 31ouday, Mr.
CLliNoismi, • ofi : North Carolina, asked
leave to offern resolution requesting the
President to teridet the mediation of the
United States 'auch manner as in his
judgment may 4 2 Most likely to , lead to the
pacification of the conflict now raging be
tween the allied= tirMies Mild Russia, and
moved to en:t-Reiilitlie rules for its recep
tiMi;but 0n1y:471 votes could be obtained
for it. • ,
1 --The attention of our
fronted to the Card of
A (311..15(341
fair reach re
.•iti - tuzliay's paper. 'We
: ..v
lA' do humbua• about
0
'•Murk I\lerto
Lotiure them the,
The . ath'ertisein n tslit genuine one, and
the tulvertis s er,e • rp . thinghe elaitos,to be.
Good looking, tsellittelit, thoroughly ed
pnitition, steAy habit.; tintliheliesf se Itll
positiontr ! were ahtdy of "20 or under,"
we should esteeiti ailark" a prize. Send
in your proposi lions it riot ly eon &lends I,"
and it will give is pleasure to hand them
...•
ttel_Tlie Philadelphia "Sun" says that
cold
wea(ll-1
oi7rucu T o l ::;: l a ud ;ri : s .a nni f O n in ilY nntt...ly publication,
Miscellany. devo
the early setting...in of extreme
ted to theililfusion of useful knowledge and home
er—for the Mereiiry . has not been so low in
the first part of Ilveetnber for the last thir.
o n a ln ,b i l i u ra t :h e l t y ;
1 3 4 , 1 1, 11 11 1.. 7 . 6 1;1 0 th u 0 y . V .N 0nv.. ; N 5i
p .- I t' , ,, , t it:, :i i r li r ri! ,
ty years—deeds soma observers of meteor ff
-
o h l d ti l g .e i ett a l
, s l y n tri il sto:n i S t:t -
ie l ii .r li :Fi t ;Imo:
its
t e w x e i
iip will e 10 : N T . he y, l; r o k ut . h ia 'a s C i. a o sk a f n t,: o ' 1:
c yjE i 1 ;;I p t .
m itg o s n n ih t i k ;. El in u a ff 4 s e:
" , - - sine..deingued for the Young. It. is handsomely
rigiditywill be early broken and an o e • • •
~ ., op e 1 olosoated, and is furnished for 54 cents a year.--
cOme!monthlg t i o u th il : a f i i i m ° ily li i r ta c hl l ) : :
o k e Lnd hipa whi i c ti h i
spring glatideni the earth.. The "Sun'
I V :t e in k n o ths of
no
b ti ' r- ' ' g ift for the
gives some curious facts in regsrd to tb
habits df an old 'ti!Aolse in poptiession!f natter, well calculated to interest end instruct '
Mr. B A. MarAiall,. of that city, whcte i.,
hibernating babite;be has.bcen accost - maid
to •watch. Last leer when it took up to
winter quarterp, it burrowed, down ne4y
two feet, but this slaw it only went none
six inches. If, as Naturalists say, tie
testudioal instinct . tenches it to make iti
hold deep aceorcling to .the severity of the
zipPosching vrinter, we ' may Make up our,
mincin the.t the extreme: rigor of Itistyear
u;ill. not
~iie experienced , In ,}lie , fell of
1842, this same tortoise .only descended
some eight itichei.and it.will be remember.
411 that tint winker Of 1,842-8 WU , coinintr.
P:7"'rhe "Know , Nothings" have •found
their way • into ,Yirgmis, , god threaten to
drive. Virginia. Democracy from its hither
tolimpregnable -position. , t The jiomina
tiOn, of Mr.;' Wise ; for' Governor by ili
Democratic State Cot*•cOileop het; unlike°
ae4 ll ' for an ""ii*Wille 'Convention,"
be composed , of all • those opposed to•hi
election to 'the gubernatorial office. • Tfi
Richmond Exaniliier, the' Organ 'Of do
Anti-Wise Democracy, thus .delivers Al
"T.be nomination of Mr. Wise will e:
onerate every democrat : from supportih
b l
him on party grounds: l '. ' * We 's
that upon Mr:Vi se's reeotd he' anriot
defended upon party ' grounds, and his'uo
ination;in full view of this record; will
total obliteration of flue old party lid
and a final•kiekipg to • dogs as worn a
trumpery old party organization."'
The 'Virginia . Denso4elicy had bOt
scud foribevith ' Mr : ' r: Bonhamio ' 41
or-ganize" them, or their election may
other-Wise than they desire.
I:±7"A.de.strtietive.fireUeourred in .P
adelphia on Tuesdey morning by which
extensive Chandeliar in& Gu Fitttire
tort' of Messrs. CefrastiiirWedner of Eig
4nd dimity itries, si,se, entirely eons
14, together with its -nurneyetskilivelli
stables, ie., Narrate:4og it, ',About
families were thereby rendered ho,
, -
• She thettnerries mw heeseee he ,
ftgood melehi"i 1111U1I1 mot be SUrpriged i
puell.4Nit •
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IZT" We are indebted to . Jlccare. LINDSA r and I
puldidiers, Fbilodelphis, for a copy
of, ".0.40,.0r Elle Lore in Noricuy," a beau
tiful romance' from the Gersrian of Theodore
Nngga t' translated by V.. Joy Morris, Esq. The
reputiaion of the translator attesta the merit of
the hook, which i* destined to,o wide andendating
ow, •011,- sat—n yry uoy eau kvo among
'a periple - ohnost unknown to iitiOxcept by name;
and the inside:thinl It ire so' nkv and so hcart-sti'r
ring that little as we are ottestolned • to yield to
the, doluaion without which, no novel can-be inter
esting, we could hardly shako of the fancy that
every thrilling occurrence related passed under
our own eye."' For sole by Kirt.t.mt Kywrz,
who tuent for the'salS of Lindsay et. Utak
taton's publications generally.
rother donaihtni:d doable pictorial sheet
for the Holidays,' with a representation
of: the, celebrated '.Five Points," and
numberless other illustrations.
Presbyterian Family A Imattan,l' foi 1855.
Family Christian : Almanac."' "
Lutheran Almanac," .4
Ilogeratnwn Almanar."
A merican Foramen. Almminc, ,, .4
tUA copv of each of the above publications
cbeen Jab! on our teble hr. our entesptising
um; (deaf!, Icatcsa Kv STE who has.just open.
n,large assortutent ,Ptincy , Goode, designed
r the holidays. tceiitivertisornents.
t:C"Know paper are apririging up
piing all river: the country: Werhaee now en
r teble some hal( dozen spirited papers, all de-
i .tetfto the American nievernent be carrell
minty (34t1.) Deinntritt, the tole Locoroco
n in that iounty;h4l gone :over ond;_ehinirea
nixie to :the I, Anterliqi-Trnmpet:" !Clots
e whole utturtrfor , Arnerieeniwn: , I,',
'' The , Transcript," a nem ily ptinted in
ham beniburg ; donnril.the' A ciiaricah
J,l3Boles, anarkilly,tiir American principles
'The dimerican Eagle,”, is , a . new,psper, just
acted io York.. Ps. by. H. , F.• Tlll,Olll 41, ..E411.-:
is ste4l witten bp, ts.coudystecl witkability, sud
ititesi wipiud sta rt . , '. ' '.-- ' .
, ~ . .
"'The 7'rut amerieas," another spirittul peput•
'doted isle 'ni4 orisiniiation; lies . been otsrle,d,
Nei* .
,Windedi, 'CArioll.:pdunty .
bin bleisri.
AIiTHOLAW and Cilitsirt.... : ,'., . , i . . : ',
KY'Situto-Anna , is tryinga ni, Tr id c diq
in - the Maxicapo;'' a has 'appea al to
i6Pular suffrage 'decide *bather he shail
isdiatatorial power or not. llooks
o provided in whieh,lvoters , record their
etogtoph intim,: in Ptrehance °fl] oiheer;
is ,or against his continuance: 'BY 'this
leans be will,obtain the names of all :who
opposed to him, sod it seems very like-
1,. 'that he ititendri to' treed in' the' foot.
ups of Louis Napoleee, and itteditaimi
mo coup de etat. • Some new scheme ,of
rally is evidently - on , the-tapis, .for)bie
resent peweiseoins tottering.' ,
o* - on,Sattstday evening :a firer broke
ut on the north side of Market street,
between Pace and -Eutaw,
leflewates liquor atore,
.Thq flames !UP
ly to the adjoining l)uildings,,tusd
~e entire - row-down- to the Eutaw House
ks deetived; The lattai tivis lititeA, by
pst e,oor.
•07.0 en. Homes is spoken'ohurthe
now I s ioihingtendidals for Pnisidinlo*"
[For the "Star end rhymer.'
Our Naturalization Law!.
•31zsaas:Eorroas :—lt is not, perhape,
generally kriown, that our Naturalization
Laivi have been several , deice changed,.
andtlfht the present demand reran erten
skin( the residence of unteituralized for%
eigueni - prior to being indented with the
t7CO vote, is not without precedent tn.
our uatieeal history. To state, briefly,
the facts concerning this subject is my I
purpose in at present requesting the use of
your columns.
The first act to provide for a ' , uniform
rule ,of natuiralizalion," was passed in
1790, at the second session of the First'
.Cougross.., was veryl.liberal-inits:feas;
tures, and authoriled.,ell Nuns,- of record
to adatiOetifteit free 'While poi's'ons" as eit.
izens, who had resided.within the United
States lipq,Ncars hati gives proof , of good
moral character, and.had taken no oath or
affirmation to support the Constitution.—
The short period of two yot s . was estab
lished in the desire to attract' immigration'
and 611 np'thiasparsely peptdateitdaun try
—hot-antidoting that O R privilegea thus,
offered would ever be atiused, and a our.,
tailment of theist' be demanded by the
strongest reasons of policy and necessity.
! At the second session: of the Third Con-.
gress, in 1794, a new act was 'primed re-,
quiring a residence of fltie years prior to;
natuittlization. A three years previous
declaration of • intention to become a
citizen, and a residence of one,year in the
State in which the naturalisation should
take place, were also rendered necessary.—
'rho change thus made consisted in re.
quiring the previous declaration of inten
tioo, the residing one year in the • State
I in which naturalized, and the' extension of
the entire period of previous residence
from two to five years. The hfiteediate
cause of this law, was a proposition of;
JAMES MADISON to exclude forOgn rest
; dents in America from participating e
-1 qually with the native-born, in commercial
privileges ; and the justification was the
arrival, in greatly increased numhers, o.
"banished French nobility nod many of
the discontented Irish," which, from the
fear, on the part of one party, of foreign
aristocrats, and on the part of the other,
of foreign „lletnoerats, rendered both the
Federalists and the anti-Federalists willing
t. 13 place some limit to the influence of the'
I foreign-bred in this country.
At the second session of the Fifth Con.
grass, held • in 1798, the Naturalization
Law was again amended so as to extend
the necessary precious rosideniTio four
teen years, and to require five years previ
ous declaration of intention to become a
citizen, The previous Act of 1794, it will
be observed, required a previous declara
tion of three years, and but five years pre.
does residence. To discover the reasons
which induced this chaugo in the policy
of the government, we have only to recall
[the active efforts made by foreign
inuni
-1 grants during the interval between 1794
and 1798, to embroil our people in Euro
pean wars, to evade such of ourlaws which
made such active interference. criminal,
and directly to violate those which c ould
not -be evaded. The French Minister,
Genet, aim his many minions and sympatlit..
sets, had so actively and improperly inter•
fered iu our internal affairs, so boldly vi
olated our neutrality Laws, so unblushing
ly demanded our government to forget her
treaty stipulationa. so insultingly demean
ed•hintscli toward the Prosidow and other
officers of the Governinent, awl so repeat.
edly and wantonly apt at optght
that Washington wits oh.
liged wait:mend the recall of the principal
by the Executive Council of Prance, thcin
the chief executive authority of that coun
try and the government' ' to protect itself
front the machinations of these internal
foes. In addition; as a writer on this sub
•
jeot observes, s'the grewor part of the he
migrants to the U. States sincethe adop
tion of the Federal Constitution, had been
either Frenchmen, whom political troubles ;
had driven from home, and most of whom
even those who had been obliged to fly be:
elms° they had; been charged with being
aristocrats, still remained warmly ittraelt.
,ed to their native country—the military
.glory, and victories of the French Repub. I
lie hating served, even in their mind, to
veil its injustice and its crimes ; or else
Englishmen. Scotchnien and trialimee,'w ho
'had espoused ultra republican epithet's,
and who, in flying' flow the severe inca.
sures of repression adopted against them at
home, brought •to America a furlong ha
tred of the government and institutions of
' Great Britain. and Warta' admiration and ' '
hearty good wishes for Republicannasice.l
It fact, many of them had been engaged
in schemes more or lees illegal; such as 'that of the United Irishinen; for co-opera
ting with •expected'aid fern Frinee in the
'overturn of the British novernthent. A
largo numberof the immigrants were des
perate and violent •men,' whoso'cliief idea
of freedom seemed to be the, unrestrained
indulgence of their'oWn fierce passions and
hatreds. 'No objection was made any
body to the enjoyment, by foreigners, - of
ell rights except -political ones ;' but the .
government -of the oeuntry, ii 'Was thought
by Many,'ought in be in the hands of the
native citizens:" This le - as - first hennaed,
'in the debatei of •Clongress; the ahithatitig
principle tit the present general and linen
olio American triostetheht."'' ' I
' At the'fiest session'' of 'ffie 'Seventh Cop. I
!greats, ib1802; thislinst named net was re
; pealed in acebialinieli withthe reentis itten'da
'don of President Jeffertitta,'Whoilif his Ira
agacity; peteeivedtheessetitihl services this
pophlation .Wohltt be' lifters/ . to render; in
'eleetionS;•tO the party ;Whin% had assumed
the 'Dembetatin 'bathe?' in
thielf•Hiad of 'Congress - being his Political
cfelends,'Ae 'fourteen Years'teifitlinen wins
repealed; and the act of 1794' I
übitituted,
*Vrlticliattill continues in force. It lina been i
'ttiedidied;•froth time to iinier;in detailS,l
'tint in no' important pirtioular;'exeept iii I
1824; 'fid•••aut',46ll pfisied requiring but;
tiOolearsPliaStetid of three; previous dechi
ration of intention. •This - law 'bee &Melte;
work—bait introduced into our country, to
fiuen ' e '
10 cot no co iona, an immense num r l
Of then almost universally of bitter prejn- I
dices,;'of inaccurate perceptions of their dtt-:
'ties and ptivileges, ignorantof thepast
n
hiatory, of thi3conntry, with no knowledge •
of its present"politick—mon who vete as t
their Superiors recommend or require, and;
who, in turn , beats directly centrolled'Sev- I
era of our most important political con :I
tests, and thus shaped a policy Which they
did not comprehend,, and ever attempted
to understand. Rejoiced flip we at beingi
able. to - feel pertiMuled that , our citizens
have at lengthsege and felt
,coeugholf such ,
Minga?nd are now 441rwinR4•10,r-004.Y
the r blunderof former ruletz.by etippiant s
ing their too generous offers of the dearest
Political privileges to those unfit for . theny
reasonti to-malne them; with a' policy morel
.
mordant with natiohtl virtue anti nation-:
al safety.
•
• FINANCES OF PENNSYLVANIA.
'Stow Treasurer qf -Penney lvania
has'made' an` udl ioport, fdr:the fiscal
year ending on the Roth ult. The receipts
of the year, (inchiding a PreviorM Edam
on hand of $724,417,) amounted to 08,-
678,088. and the 'ex penditutes 'to 115,424,-
983, leaving an , available obaltimier on hand
on the 80th Wt.; of 81,240,928, against
8724,417, at the close of tho 6scal'year
1858; being an increase of 11510,511. The
increase from canal tolls is 024,860;3nel
it is supposed would have reached half a
mill ion had not the tolls been reduced 80
per cent.
(1:7 - The Hartford Catholic difficulty ap.
pears to have resulted in the Bishop hexing
conceded to the congregation in gueistion
the management of the financial affairs of
their church, the laity appointing a coni.
mitts' for' that purpose, who are to take
chai go of all the revenues, pay the Priests,
etc. '
IMPORTANT rams Euitops.—The Wash
ingten Star pub!ishes the following -ex
tract of a letter from a distinguished
Frenchmen, dated Paris, November %O 2
"Lord Palmertson and Louis Napoleon
have been almost inseparable since the
former alighted at the lintel Windsor.—
['heir interviews have resulted in is dein'.
ion to unfurl the standard of Pnli.h.
Hnu
garian and Italian nolionaliii, if Prussia
and Austria hesitate . Ininter to drelnris
ui
equivocally against the Czar. The prnha
tidily. is that neither eac one nor the other
will consent to do this, in whieli care all
Europe will bu in awn before Spring,"
The eitthoiieg of Nfilfortl refttae to obey
the:esoninands.of their. priest. The prises
threatened to exemninttoienie them it they
attentletl the keture of Mr.Dolteny. a Mea
gher man.' Titey felt intliin tot ad I_ *4-
tentlgtl the lecture. o.te of thetn. throng),
die . eolumne of the Milford Journal, denim
the,right.of pow. or priest in their pltii
cal affeirs.—Boatun Jolowd.
. We,are highly gratified by a visit we Mirky
paid to Keller Beak and s voliely ettWrt
‘-t.sases au.
no finer and !setter selected itaaortrnent hooka
and fancy, goods con he (mind. • Hid, peteltaiwa
have been vety judicious. and he will be ahle to
gratify every wee andst,pply every waid,and,at
very low rico', tie has hooka an every enhject
Altai got up in a variety of Styles--loom the mash.
tut and unpretending rdlurne maim, tin exter
nal display, millet gilt edged and highly adorned
one. it hich no no need he admired to plearlit to
ilia fairest friend. As for the fancy goods,. l'A 1.1.
A gfinNEl A N SF: E 7 HE%I, They Rre. hOVfliid
rieseriptiorf ! Nicholas himself would folly Sir.
nish hieiself with his holvdne silts out
assorim:mt, Ih4 tact is; we believe that
he and IC K. have had a private consultation on
the subject.
Call around, maid and young, and ealtraine and
select far•yourselvea •
IMPORTA 111ElVs for thr Shirrtatnldera in
Perhom's Third Gin EtiltrpOisr.:---11 will be !Pell
by reference to nolitertiarment in nor paper to diiy.
that the 11.!iica mince appointed by the Shareludifi
ere at their laq opirtiort, here issued a tali, giya
final meeting of sit iliferesteti, to grt their inetrtie.
thins in reference to the tbstribution of the atit
property. We ate pleased to find the matter ito
near a consumes:dirt', and hope that Mr. Perham
will locatr thii patVeitsge he so Well deserse*Aie
the liberality and entree .disployed in getting up
and proarepting this siopendowt elite Tina.. I)ntalta
for tickets shruild he nett immediately/. There
. •
are fortune's 'reddrde for sornsheily,
IJALrUMuatE, DIARKET.
114vrrigons Mo. 14,'1854
instate* tbis mingling wait
firm. Sinnll oaiei before the Ptellio's' newt it
Howard street broods At $8 60 per MA The' 'Pa
cilia advices ,tended to .daprem it. On We
'Change bolder' wets disposal to take $8 50 kir
Howard. alert but' round .buyars.st that prke.
Rye floor 7 12a
, f 7 2'6. Corn 4 ,26 a
04 6o per bbl."' • ';
supply of Grain hi light --
1-We note isles °flood to prime white at ;1,95a
is 05,,ehoice, faxtily_fiour, tts_a
$2 10--aales of '9lO to print, tad at 00 • $lBl
eery •boicodo.,sll par,butthei,, Supply, et Cora
Moderate: 'l:ales"Of Whita,at . 80 a 88 ceitie::-r—
-and yellow at 84 a 85 cents, per' bnahel.., &lei or
`Pennsvivattie.Oatis 64 'cents per bashed,
of Pennsylvania Rye at *1.'85 per. bushel. Oa.
rec. 6;601..61 . 75' la ;to quality ; and Timothy at
.8 25 aSS GO per Nisbet.: :•;,.. t • :
.
GROCERIES—Rio Cages 110 I • ,104 arms
per lb. S uga re And Moline& angaraged., Rla
5,511} meta' per lb. r t• e - - •
qiiolo.' ,61010 . „,i l arlt
813 60, and prime al 1112 87 per bbl. Mew
Eitel $l6. and Ne. 1 do. 214 pet bbl. ..;Baarta
shabbier" 7 a :it: Cilia; alder' 0,73 ilfernts,,and
hems 9 A I 2 cents : per lb; ' Lard 'ln bbla 111 a
104 'eardb, end' keia 104 a II 'aim* 'pet 113...
Hotter in knits Ma 13 to• 15 anus. toll'.lB a 26
-varied from S 2 75 , to Otie
,
7,5 no po hoof, equ4! to $5 st, i. 9 Pt' . - 11•? !!"
Si itro's• "
b'LAI;GHTERED HOGS.—Ws
to. 10 , et $5 ZU pet 100:lbe :s
ISilEr.p--42 80 t 8 ou plr 104 it*
*OIIK 14411111inT.
Fl.ollll? . perlihLfrom *a g outi," •,*ll
.00
WHEAT, per bushel; ' 1'75 kW' 50
RYE.;I -15
OOR114: 77
War 4;•:, n r 47
TIMOTHY :42:HD. per bashe. 3 62
" 4.00
FLAX-SEED, " I ,117
PI.AbTEII 0! PARIS, par ton,, tc,
.
RiPtl44 . MA RKET
HAro •V`Z4.
, • irie s t
, hm. (4)
Irulint, " • • 5 41*- 7 14;
WHEAT, - pet' ' • ' l '. ') j • aCt i ptujj .
CORN, ; • i
OATS, L • : . If
TIMOTHY 3 30
CLOVER REEI3,
FLAX R „ ~• • 6 00
EM • '' L ' I.PI " • 1
PLASTER OF PARIV- -- .li:fq r ; ..ott 00
enthe7th init., by the.Rei. Kingstlin Goddard,
34r.. WLW..EURTE, and Mist ANNIE, diugh
der at S M. BUNN, all of Philadelphia city,
Oa the 7th init., by the .Rev. J. Ulrich, Mi.
401dEPH FREY, of this county, and Miss
!CATHARINE SHANEF,'ELTER, of York co.
Oa the 33J ult.. by Kev. IL J. Delgninger, Mr
'HENRY WIENT. end HARAH JACOBS,
both of East Berlin, Adams county.
°tithe 7th init., by the Rev. D. P. Roseninll
ler. Mr. MICHAEL BUCHER, Jr:, and Mita
JM!, ANN A LIE WELT—both of Berwick
township. Adams county.
On the 30th uh., by the Rev. P. Scheurer, Mr.
EMANUEL, wiLLsr. of York county, and
Miss ELIZASKTH UNDER, of Adams county.
On the t 2th inst., by the Rev. Jacob Ziegler,
Mr. A UOJJ , TUA HOOVER. of Orscehem. Md.,
end Mlle ELIZA BYERS, of Hemiltonben. tp.,
Adaths county, Pa.
At Indiana. Pa., on the 7th inst., by the Rev,
Andrew 3Plhreitte, J. E. BELCH, Esq., of Holli
daysburg, (fortnesly of this place.) and Miss ELI.
ZA C. M'KENNAN, of the former place.
rir We "vend to the happy couple our cordial
congratulations, wishing them ..much joy" in their
slew collations.' To ow friend Mr. B. 'we would
,ssy, In the Isrtgusgo of the Lard--
"She is thine ;
And thou as rich in having ouch a jewel
AA twenty eras. if ill their I.4lidt were pearl,
'The water nectar, and do reeks pwe i gn111"
••Juxrnn"
1) 1 Er►,
In Terlt,.en the Ith ittet., Mr. MARTIN ER.
EltT:uged about 83 yeere. • • •
Fur Christ hens.
41F, iareal double Pictorial Brio. Jona
) 200 topion received. Price
12, el utQ, or 10 cop eq for 8100. 'For
ti.de at 111 . : ELLER KU itrz•s tioulistore,
Almanacs
J;if)R 185:). Hagerstown. Lutheran,
terisn, ristikn, Farttier'i. anil
111.4t-ekeriter',... 30 KU R•l'/'S Bookstore.
NOW OCEADY.
U" ELLER KURTZ'S Holiday stock of
w 4.• nI re ova 11 I rit 14' 'I sla tilt rd WOKS,
ndapkil I. r liteiorwas and New Year
Prowls*, ilte Drawitig.lettoin 'fable; `&e.
is 7 natr ready die:. ernoinatioa ; also
CIIII,I4EN'S BOOKS. in endtees vari
et) Kitrii's is a intrieet s t orehouse ( it A le..
Witt dor tint Inlle 4111P11, where they can
fotteliaso from the simplest Toy Books,
lip(.. the most expensive Colored editions.
Dee. 14, 1854.
NWT."
AyoliNi(l MA N,..hose wawa in fiv
rry rticolar have hoer ell p
plit-.), 4...0res to form a inatritnnobil alli
tome a..r Ihi porpii.44 of securing to hiut
r,+lf
eniiiiitite floppiness. His vocation
apa)l“,l him to support a wire in a proper
tinni tier ; and he fauries lie can secure
toar,y moo who Will Confide her
welfare to hia keeping. kin is in his 25:11
,•tir, a t itaal hpelit,„ and passably good
Be desires a younklady young
r; flu it himself, equal in personal appear.
.one possessiflg a- goetr•edueation.
• who ,understatidi .i : somitthing 'about
iluuschwld affeitti. Cirinirteidestione will
pertec dr confidential. Address.
' 1 l'il*RK MERTON. , ;
Care of Editani of 'iSturtildrysburg,
Decelliber . , • .
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& NEW YEIR.
Choice and Valuable Books.
. ....
IHAVE just received from Philadelphia
and Nev York, the best English and
American' editions of the best authors in
every department 01 Literature, known as
standard Reams of value, and .
Bound in a VIM Superior manner,
in the ebideeet library styles of calf ex
tra, half calf gilimul antique, Turkey Mo
roceu, tie., ed,c., forming altogether the
most super'J collection of {Linke, which
I have Aver hat) the pleasure of offering
to my numerous friends and customers ;
and which, together with en unrivalled
stork of Elegantly II-
!aerated Works,. iii- k, \
f ,-, )
t7 , r,(
~
bier, Prayer 4' "Van
. I kk -.1.4,
Books, superbly bound wi r, , ,,, -7u :
Books,: best edition .in -. --‘` '`
Libriii.y . Bindings, now displayed in
tempting array on numerous loaded count
ers, form altogether,,an endless variety
from which 10 select • .
Christmas and New Yenr Presents, as to
fully. keep up our well known reputation of
oiliest), the finest assortment of desirable
hooks in the richest :and most substantial
bindings. The undersigned invites the
atteation of every individual in Adams
county to call and visit now, white the
assortment is fdll and complete.
- !
*itr'Prices to suit the times.
KELLER KURTZ,. . !
Bookseller and stetioi,er, :.t. E. Center Centre'
rqUare: • i
Dec. 15, 1854. . .
riptiE COMMISSIONERS niAdanis
j_ county, hereby givev notice that they
have fixed tipon'the following times for the
holding of appaalafur the several Boroughs
and Townships of Adams' county, at the
office of the Comity Comissioners at Get
tysburg, whoa and whew they will attend
I to hear appeals, between the hours of 9 o'-
clock A. M., and 3 o'clock P. Mi
For the townships of Mountjoy, Ger
many, Union, Conon/ago, Mountpleasatit,
Berwick Oxford, Strabun, Hamilton,
Reading, and Tyrone, on Thursday the
25th of January next.
Me. townships of Huntington,
more, Menailen, Butlr, Franklin, Hamil
tonban, Liberty, Freedom,. 'Cumberland,
and the BOrough of Gettysburg on Fligay
the 26th of January next.
• JOH N,MICKLEY..jr., .
JAMES ‘.l. WILLS,
GEORGE MYERS. Comm's.
Attest—d.: HINDAVOIi e Clerk.
Dec.' 16.1854.—id
IrritlE first and final aceount of Helm
1 4 .!tratoin, Aksigiee of ;JOHN'. F.
EICHOLB;- has been filed in the Coiirt
if Common Plena ot Adams county, and
lvid Court has appointed Moriday r ,ll4
166 day of Jarturay next, for the eon
irmation and allowancei of the same.
• ' By:the Court,. ';`
„JOHN, PICKINO, f'roth'y
4 prottsoisotary's Ciffsee, Gettysburg, ,
Dee: 15 , 1454--4 t ,
rilllE first and• final aecountof DANER4
MINION, Assignee of JOSEPH
'DEARDORFF and, wife; has been filed
in .the!Citiltrt of Common pleas of ,Adton s
'Oinintirond acidCouithat oo:tinted Non
;day h itls'6y t)) January next far the
;confirmation and:illowstice.ol the inane.
• theknuri.
, 'JOHN, PICKING, Proih'y.,
Nothiiix4;kry's Gritysbuig.i
bac. i 9, -
NOTICE ,..
;11'HE final account of AlllittßAM FLEW.
f Clonimittee' of the person . and
' f antail et ' O. W. D. IRVINE. lunatic.)
1 hie been
, filed in the Court of' Common
Pleaa of Adams county, and mild ~Court
hat appointed Afonday the llith day of
January next; for the confirmation ands
loilance of the inine, •
By the Court,
JOHN PICKING, Pioth'i,
irrotbenotaryes Office, Gettysburg,
Dec. 15, 1654.
RHOS. KENTUCK% J.EAI 2.
I'OBACCO, 20 Bales Havana.
. 1 ,, 25. do Sager', 20 d0,.81. .fago t 20„Cases
'Seed Leaf. Just received and for talei by
, • WM. BHEIII.ER.
No. 167 Franklin skeet.
:,,.Nov. 24 1964: • .
300 g o t SEGARS of rvery
!
deeMption n . 11
Brands, all of which are Offered 'loaner
than any other Houstr in the City. Aud
warrants all he - selle to be, ortho best ma
y terial. Call and 'examine.
EMUS
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WM. BUEHLER,'
No. 157 Friatilin stmt.
Nov. 24, 1864.
a'Blanks of all kinds far
eels }ix ti fie office;
Attest-4, loatitssAtrott, .Clerk.
December 16, 1854.
TAX APPEALS.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
JOHN MICKLEY; jr.
JAMES J. WILLS. Conii
GEORQE MYERS.
PUTNAM'S MONTHLY.
A New Volume.
New yonz.:December I, tat.
WITH the present Number. ends the
Fourth Volume, and the second
year of Putnam's Monthly.
In commencing the undertaking. the
Publishers were fully aware that in a time
of immense intellectual activity, and in a
country of great and varioul,literary'rivai
ry. where, in the absence of en interna
tional copyright, the choicest • works of
the best foreign genius are to be had fur
the taking, the task was not easy, of found
ing and sustaining a Magaz.tne,„ ( at once
universal iti sympathies , an d national
in its tone.-
The continued and increasing favor
with which the Monthly has been receiv
ed. Is the hest possible proof that the task
has been its some degree fulfilled.
The Ncw VolWme of the Nlsgazine com
mences under the best possible auspices..
Its position is now assured. Two years
have demonstrated the extent of its, circle
of friends, and 11(4 circle is constantly
widening. TlitiMitgazine . has not Wily
the sympathy, but the actual literaty sup
port of the toast eminent authors in the
country. The. greatest _care is. exercised
in the selection of articles for its pages.
from the immense number of MSS. re
ceived—a number now amounting to More
than --eighteen hundred. In so great a
press of material to be considered, the
; Publishers appeal confidently tor-patieuce
to all 'who favor them with thttir contribu
sions, whilwthey lieartily thank them fur
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Whilwcare is taken that nothing in the
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,
Subscribers willplease obscrve, that, under a
necessary rule, the Nfagsai ne'Car; be sent only so
far as the subscription paid 'Mr. Tue New
Volume commences with the is nuarymomber, It
is intended that the fifth volume.shail be the best
yet issued. A fine portrair.will be gisenin every
second number or , ,
TERMS.:—i3 per annum, or 2.5 cents per
number. Two copies for $5 ; five copies , to one
address $lO. Cle?gyinen and Poittmaiterisup.
Filled at $2," Those remitting $3, promptly in
advance, will receive the , 31agazine free Of past,
The. publishers bees no Agents for -whose
contracts they pre responsible. . . Those, iring or.
don to Agents or to their, respective Booked lets,
will loOk to therri foilheir supply of the . txdrh.
• Dee. 15, 1854. • •
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
moncE is hereby given to Lege.
ll' tees and other persona concerned,
that the Administration Accounts herein
after mentioned, will' be presented. at' the
Orphahe Court of Adams county. or min . -
firmation and,allo.wanee, on Tuesday ltte
26th any of Thecinber
- 294. The first and final account of Eon-
Ty- Reily, Esq., Acting -Executor of the
last. Will and ,testiment of :Samuel Lilly;
Esq., deceased.
2954 - The first and final account 61HO:t
ry , Heagy, Administrator &the estate'of
Mary , Weikert, deceased. •
.296. c The second and final account of
:Harman 'Wierman and Jonathan Miller,
.Administrators de bonis non, whit the will
annexed; of the estate of 'Philip'
deceased.' - • . • .
.287.- The first ind•final account' of Mi
ses McClean, Esq., Executor . of :the !lit
.w ill and Itestamen tof .Letitia McNeely, de.
ceased.
first. account of Mastvell
Shield'', one of the Exechttira of the' last
will and testament- of .Mary Patterson. and
Jane Patterson, delisaaed.
DANIEL PLANA, Register.
Reglitei.Oflice. Gettysburg. ?
December 1,1854.
I ,I STEWARDANANTED
at PeOusylvania College'.
THE, present Steward pf Pennsylvania
College being about to leave, appli
cations will be received), by the undersign
ed from persons desiring the situation.
Information in regard thereto cap be had
of either of the undersigned.
Kl.. Possession will be given on the jet
of April, or sooner if desired. :}
• • MOSES McCLEP;N,
' ' ' B:'FAHNESTOcK,
H. IS . HUBER f
Coramities of &laid of Trustees.
• !CloPtjobitrg, Much.% 1854—1 f
TOBACCO.
100 I BOXES LB. LUMP TO. •
BACCO in store snit tnr,sate,
cents by the box, at BUEHLER:B
Old Stand, the chenpest N9 f
147 Fistiklin et., Baiiiniorei;
•
1 1 / 4 VVI
S. H. BUEHLER
HAS received a largely increased as
sortment of Classical, Theological,
School and Miscalla.
neous Ns•
r
BOOKS, Wt:
of all kinds, including
,a large number of handsomely, bound
Standard Poets of England and America
,also,
81CILTIO111E'Rli
of every variety. Gold Pens and Pencils,
Penknives, Envelopes, &c., &e. All of
which will be sold at a small advance on
cost. - IL:F.CaII and see them
Nov. 3. 1854. • •
THE NEW HAT STORE,
thiAGAINST ALL OPPOSJTION
5. 8. M'CREARY,
CIIAMBERSBURG STREET,
VASHIONABLE - Hatter. Tim best
$2 50 Hat sad in Gettysburg, made
by myself on the premises. Call and see
them. Also, the best $3 Hat, superior to
many aold at $4. Being an exp,erieneeil
and. practical manufacturer, I am deter.
mined to be ahead of all competitors.
Oct. 20, , '18:54:.--tf
3STAT3
AGIINJY•
ri 3 8 E undersigned . has made ,arrange
mettle to open an 'Agency in Gettys.
b'urg for the sale . of Reel Estate, to which
he invites the attention 'of persons xish
log to sell or, purchase, Farms or Real - E
state. I haie provided a Rook in which
will.be registefitrilfpr eirdling fee) R gen
(fa I death' ptioit dthinolf toPer as. per-
Roos tyisit aispoito oi , mire te
These Burka will lie open to Mose desirous
of purchasing . pioperty. Secrecy as to
ownership, terms, &o, will be inviolably
obrervcd, when' desired.
irr All further necessary information
can be obtained opOn upplieatiuu - to, the
subseribei at 'the Register's office, or at
his residence: ' • , ' ' •
DANIEL PLANK
Augusi,ll;lBs4:-IT
.BEAN-lIADICILOTIONt:'
6EOE6t BARIOLD
HAS ;now entered, into the Clothing
business extensively,tind has
Etperienced • Workroms
in hits employment ennstsetly 'nu
and making up out
.
Over Co as, Drees quasi,' Pantaloon's.
Vesl4,..llltiiike . V
.
• All kind's of 'clothing quota to order , on
short tintiee.' tit? en hand and for
sale a great variety cif Olothing
manufartaritilf..nselMap ait Site eheapesi.
Call and .;:et theM t ate genital be beat.
Oct.. 27, 1854:' " .
Perhaues . Thirsi Gift Enterprke,
60.000 Tio already
fer finnl Mais Alte.tingof qllum•holders. to
&Lei-wina on the di.loe4 oi, of the
GIFI':1'hUl'E;lI1'""Y to
' :- . 11:64 041,4 i, •
T' lll,' Aim reinitterf;
Perh:int's `ll;ia I:nlir-rise,
field
on !lie '7lti of Jul inliitivin7 rein In
ion tdita adoptvil
"liefinived Ihlt an ennn 'of} it ic
certainediliat 80,000 of,ill. Gift Tickets
n4ited by'Mr Perham in hh this enter•
price, are inn!, fins f.nunu loe .l hall
rail the stiorelinMers nigilther at the tupht
Convenient plai:e; tor the pnri.;,,, t e rif
etruking' ellid einninittre regiiril I. di !
manner of dispoaing Gift Prop.
llariiig learned from Mr. Pt rliain that
611,000 of bald tickela were n,tlll l nntl dint
in all prolishiqty • die, reimiining 20.000
calli ti fordirilie above
he' pont. by, the Lim
we have determined lii.'ne6oriliiiine'with
the'anuvernpitiinn,.in"rali. 'ti:"Merit=
ilig SHAREIiOLDEAS,' at 'rothe
plane Inhe Itereaft4 natned.fitt'thn'l7ilt
day of January, 1065, for' the. purpose
designated by the resolnlion.
,„ t ':601.166t fy,
LATHORP.
It 14. A DAMS, Comm•o„
10040 DO 7Vekels Only #llBl.;YEarls
lies sold.' Eael4 Deka' will
FOUR PERSONA', all at once, or per.
lions I/event firms*, ;'.
PE rqi,"oga nun 11.F,h(411E OPERA WO:IA:Eft
663 Blostlway, N. V. t •
Unto"his oilier' entettai ninttnts. ia,tari•
our pakisitfilie ernintry: Eatpnighiser
of One•ottliese iielt4 l .feaeivo2
sEa '
tifirate them h One,ahtire .
000 COSTLY •dr VALUABLE GIFTS;
a list Of*ltellt has already been published.
Persons 'eau Obtain' the same . in eirenlar
lain, by addressing a note k the ProPri•
etor.
NU W'Stthe TIME to PURCHASE TICKETS.
In•order,that 400,000 'Tickets may be
disposed of by the time epecified.the aub:.
scriber oilers the following. inducements
fur pitons to get up Clubs.
Each;person who gets. up ,a aduhlnf ten
subsdriberit:and (inward (10) r ` ten dollars
to thicoffie,e, will receive bpltlistilor other
Don - aeyences, .ELEyEN 'rickeLs , =
'ERA person who seuds.(at. : Orte time)
one'hundred dollars. will,have veto in like
Manner,DNE HUNDRED. AND Flt -
TEEN TICKETS. And, for larger
puma in exam proportion..
If it should happen 610 all the 'rickets
are sold when the order is received, the
money. will be , returned, at Our eXpeuse (or
postage.
delrAll,orders for Tiche‘is should be:ad
dressed
JOSIA 'PPRHAK a.q3 13raa4sIrty, Dl., y.
111:7grly Fourth Enterprise will be ad
vertised as soon as:the thirrtone idelbsed,
The Tichets Sri slreadr priieteds:
Dee. I,• 1864.—57'
• NOTICE.
TULS is,t o
, infene the Pobli e '. not in
PUUrChIIBO S. NOW• which I.gave,tn
riariAri GREW, elated I.sth of oc,ober,
1852, •• payable on the Ist day of April.
1853, for tlie.itinn or about Tote Hundred
and Twenty. Three Dollars. 'on whielt is a
a eredit'Ol ntie hundred and Righiv-five
let sorltibli '1 paid, and which is a it' was
jumly doefititn, The halalye of said hole
1 am determinitd not to pay unless corn-
Pefle4 it wall otOttimel for that
amount through Mind p'reeantation s - , nut
IMentirettetved vow, roi: Ole
JOHN ,PFLV,Erk.t
NUS••2 I , 10:#0-31
RAIL ROAD ELECTION.
TIW" StorkhOlders of the “Clettysburg
, Ittilrind will. meet. at
the Ciiiirt.hunse in the Sorotighinf Gertiya.
burg. on Moiolny the Atli of January. A.
D.. 1855; at 2 o:cliA,.P.; M., el maid day,
In ehonga. b 3 a toujurity ol the votes pres
ent, a President and twelve Directors kir
the ensuing.year. • •
JAMES G. REED, Seey..
Dee. 7, 1854.—td
THIRD SALIM OF
BURIAL LOTS IN
Eber Orem etmettrg.
wOR the acrommodation of citizens of
•a• town and country, whearo nit yet
supplied, there will be aunther Public Sale
of. Burial Lots on Monday, (New l ears'
Day.) January 1, 1855, at 10 o'idock; A.
on the Cemetery grounds , . Already
nearly 200 Lots have been•sold,o3,ooo in
Stock having been sttbscribed. The enter
prise is iherefore entirely successful.,
This will , be the last sale of lota du
rinkthe prevent winter. ,
D. NrCO tkl U GII r Pres't.
IL J. STan
Dee. 7,1854.-3 t
AGRICULTUgAL SOcI4TY.
,SPEC : 1111. MiegfrYd.-
A 7 the larl;ittiteting of tlte • 4 11.tiams
I cetiettAgricuhural Ehtify4'll:lA
Rciiiiftred.' that 'llubjects: counetituti with.
Aittfeuliiire be discussed at the meetings of
the Siieitly, end that the Apt! copiiizlkt in
(wiry Iw l t . The to
Liteit4',4. A speoia hr.
tiered~! fake ploNi at tlie Cout:i=iiitnilt, in
Gettylihefgi.otr therftrat - ScitftettorofJon
nary next, (being the 6th of the month.)
et ko'e'eleek, liine ',the
abbvelitilleCt will' tie la keit ;aeirt its is
t.x [meted that I her,e will b e a g9nerel., par -
tiri pa deli; pU'itiettlerlt; by those witn',htti've
used ' .%tai. nitllrsl lieticceeti: nail
it hese 1 11h4tt Ratllll 111111 esOrieneit have
forttielled Uteri' s 'vat ?
ietere'stic4.and iosttuitieg phis' nail atl' in
ie.vileit twit. • '
7 1814 .—L Id
:;'
annzNAr t itx, •
To prevent Horses -runnin , A‘st
E. it oril:itinkil by the n.wv l; (7,ttir T il
cif llle 13 1, r. 11 .1 1 6.
h is
to 'prifioiird 4,olll‘lliick.y
perimn ,
nny
Mule, .Inekatis, lir other liens' tit burden.,
to ritil xt birge tipoti :my
rottlip; titgt, in 6n : id ttp.in
non victim' ,thereof. hir the
ii.n of the 13,irough n . snnt not leAfi Ihan
twit thillar)i, nor more iiii ten Atilliqfilor
every such iitr.:ol;o,,liestilr? emits, tic
.. • r.„ '
(1,,, II AP. i,irtrgeft. ;
A iteSt—,-1t (4, ig'(% It LAILY. ' 4l O/: • • •
Dee 7 18:51- —3L.. , . ,
TI!6S ,1t;:Y--~ TfJ5 <<~VIY.,
, NSTA 131 AS 11 M ENV,
CLOTHINt' MADEIJ ' U DER
Ifri to rsignell. tHkeb ptr spore ur h-
. ropoing ir citizens o Ifittyslotrg
utill'the' public gerieln6, that he fa : pre,.
partql ti, furnish f.-arokentif,.ol. nll Acislifv,
VorG4:oir!,lll,'•,,,7ll.wfr, at the, Aiorfcloppr
were;
itiz opened a . M10,;(11!A,1"ir,l' .3•41!;011."
IN('''estililii9iineot,.Phaitipefirnprz
street, opposile clinroll, and
of ezirterikoffsof
ropfillt:Dt oteffasing all wire'
may favor hit)) - 111114 patronage:—
ConniT -rrotlacafaVr . qFlkai,tgß ftaF
_ .
ditit'.g4eg.,
158'4.. 7 1854.—ff ,
,~ 530~+'''I':7a:
,•- - • I , t
SETETERS 1'ei0..910,919199 , the 4 41 44
o( J Aeon' NA'd LE, bite of, 4erntirk'
tlets'il, beiltig,been grant:
oil in Itie untlersjxnext .! re,eitling ill the t'ame
tow nabi is piei• - etill : Olga to;, axle
loclo4nil saitr tatate to make joiyucieni
vilibotif delay, and thoslkav,inii,gliiint
io li - resent tligaiiinepropeilsauthentiew4
fur i;ettletnetit. , •;,
SA M UET. GL.E,
Dec. 7,1854.--6 t •
_
I.IIOCLAMATIOST
lIE RE ASI Hon. Itottrafi, Full=
v.v. 'Esq.. President of the reveal
Courts of Contstopylcas.:.in:the counties
computing the 10th District, and Justice
of the ,Courts of Oyer and Tertintter; act!
oasts!, Jail Palivory,,for the trial of-,ell
capitsland Pgler offenders iu the said die.
,snit-and RUSBBI4.. and JOHN
At.oistE,Y,Esqrs...bidges of the Courts of
common Pleas awl Genera'. Jail Delivery,
tut amine! of ell capital and other offend
ere in the county, of Adams—have issued
their, precept, bearing date the 24th dlay.
November, in the year of pur boas. one
theusand eight hundred and ti fty-fun r, and
to me directed, for holding ts Court of Com.
mon pleas and General Quarter Siemens
of the Peace and General Jail. Delivery,
and Court of Oyer:and Terminer, at Get
ysburg, on Illowloy the 1 51/0. of Junta? y
next:— •
NOTICE IS I fl GIVEN 't'o
all the Justices of the Peace. the Coronet
and , Constables within the saiti,Countir, of
*dams, that they be then and there in their
proper, persons, with tbeir,Rolls, Records,
Inquisittons, Examinatione,and other Re
membrances, to do those things•whieh to
their otilces and iu that behalf appertain
to bitdone, and also they , who will prose
cute against the prisoners that are or then
ehull'l)e in the •Jair of tha said County of
idannyand Lo be then , antl there to•proe r
arkute.agninattheto as shall he just. it
• , , HENRY 'THOMAS,
olutritrs office, Gotpitiptg..t. i : .
Aiqv.4l Ise+ . s to.
Uth . V - Insu[r cui
T is an'ES'PABLISHED FACT, that
I many persons lost money', by not pur
chasiim Goo& it the well known CHEAP
STORE of Abram Arnold; at his old stand,
on the South East corner of the Diamond,
where he is now receiving the cheaitest,
prettteat and beat selected Stock Of,
•
Fall and; Winter Goods,
ever before offered 16 . thelcitiims' of
nine county, 'consisting in port—:-as 1.01
• Black. Blue, and Brown Feench Clotho,
Fancy, Felt. and Beaver Clutha for Over'
Coils, (Newest'. Styles.) Block and',FalleY
Casimeres, Tweeds; deans. O f fslneiip,'&c.,
die., for`Men's ware. Silks: NI one tIC lonne.l
AlpsCas,,Aierinoes, Plain anil Fany'y Sack
Flannels, also a hesntiful ask)rt n t
t I 1.0 o f
Satins and Silks fur Bonnets. Bonnet Rib
bon and a emit vatiely of 'oilier nrtieles,
all of which sho-puhlir ern rep*:eillilly re
quested *oral atuksxanitne for I henisi 1 vee,
helieVing that it is 'nlity iteeers'ary
our good's; !With 'lent, and examiee, to in
duce persons ick'pureltate. A-large lot of
Trunks afro received which 'will
low. A 831. AItPIOLD;
f4eptetnher 29. 11354.—tf • •
HEAR THE RETURNS!
W E are pie died to: annoanee to oar
' • many triends-and enatoniers, that
we are prepared'to'nller the•OIIOICEST
ASSORTMENT OF, IMOI)S ever e
vened in the (lonely. We have been-en
atded:tointreWitt our fall, Sick . , at such
prt6ii have heinre heel) heart4,el,
andvve . ellallenge the county ht prsultnt9 a
larger and more general atittorimebt of
['all and Winlvr.Gaodai
or at as low a price y ,. na we. offer, them to
the pulite; =- - ',l 4 'ortinallty. - and theapoesi,
we ussi.erttriit ran - hilt
Ire equalled in , the CoutitS;t sell t o j, irotte
ourasatirsion me iniiielheilpenplo to come
andjudge fur theineelves--ronlithitir that
their verdict will sustain ue lit nix 'efforts
to furnish them with the ' •
Cheapest and best Goods.
coburts nl oily colors ' Frritrli Nlittrinoa„
(ehea'prr than ever kiitrurn) Dehinte Al.
paree,
_Moira 4.pla ine.,Casii mere, Allii1T•11 !,
40411111'1.1161re, ti o, adr , Clienproi Il}rt , It
(7)iii,bp
apt] lopig Ray
TrimmiogA,
Need!!! Work, tiMiiISEI
. and Jit,srli.p. 7 Flosuiring.. ,, Fr , itch
FOltk'oB ; q 4 l%l;iStifl4L44 'have 4
elinii4nisortniirld
Over Coming, t V:itoeMe4t., Nr.. • , Come
befiire
vin
Sion!, ortirn SiOVA(ll4.l?l , ll•Fr4ijii: ,
.18.,+PA, fINESTOCK 'ISt.; SONS
f•t4)ltt.
nTr•
LOON 711ERI, 11MES
:NE,W•FANCY'OOOO9..
EsliErToo i,Gy,
tiyAlprd
a 1011 6 4 4!'HA net' ''1.0411e4
ri47ll . )l4trinifi ,l lllll:l 14 . 1111 impeil,,r nopori-
Melia ori 7 A NC a Gb(MShuel u iiid some
heatititial new . I.lv
4111 C 4'S. (xliollAms; t;tiliipp
Silks, Clsbrattes, •
Dr Rage. 111,4mcg • C!ittltA.
lioh pet
TO T i n i I).reort,
mAtiv, V..tyettt,,
t',,1,1-
rlette'lt ( 1 1.11urN. C3itll4 ie.
itpertipttp;
leilveß. 4 SIIA 11; t rii
lntif4s;lll;4tit!
lu,id
of /I O i l
to - "V t;
Wilf4irtetiiPletisitii
i 4 %; " 11 •'''
"'Oeti 0.'1'8511.%!;2if
FIXEDIR Itl'INE NEW t .;
'(O .\R''4• . A pia) Sz 114,11,8 1,,
Reuttaitthis; land any wheiher is.lia
terYiii littgiNmizg'ox TIDY. tAkf
•PRlNctrpty-=“oluuht „
'SAL:B,
•-' 1 '
I . 7llE"inittiei 'her just, returned
e ' isit
.: w 4 ,,a4ft
and dot •,'esteWthient- CIA
PA, 13001'8 ';unl
,• • ESEIOES; 'or et.srti
Aeriroioiv out!' flwilitin • •
, whir h will gond iergt 4 ,`l
foe loatili An its • ' •
.1 lame dune a:WavyXreilit business for
nearly
. twetay-four years: idol Abe ernsel
'queues bias beeatalleary• laeoi , nat.iatles...
now intend to ile'vnat gay whals.time go my
S ,
lor . oW and keep alinutuo as n(
HAI'S A 311..Y.5m().E5:
and sell them as ellinp.l4 , llll` , l
ran; for cash or" its psynnoti
in a shariddine...aad far Oinanty..Prailarer
p utfe t uu jiv.„- A lefi nal'
entirely destroy ilia Ail& MOWof lan'g rreil
By Ily iS pion
_ko . ftril,lll)
and NPR gondr nn belief
and 'see , the. (foods . and' juil a far.
(4'entieliquer..-and Ladies" thners,
t.gre I g 0.414 Fine
Sbovr, S. an hand.
' 'Book and Nines inatie s k i i1ik?r ; r1,,,,,,
ewer required r
pi Silk Doi, (Titii
zeitfi', Cahn'', Know. Nothitego Wide
wak.e.',Kokstilhoidd Mim'a ...For and
Wool 1 / 3 1P. tninnther with -men's, hp'
a laOiihionjitalaWaiatl Ova, 4 F 0
.
PAXTON,
Oetk% of;ore, Or!. 13. 1,851.
XrC , "1"1;7 4 :42.
LETTERA , TextPmenotrr ihot fl.
otift or JOUN' JAVOII' PFEFFER.
la :e tp..•A'iliiints slee
fikvf iik:hren to the, iwily4orifi7 i i fe• ' po .
Flllll4 111 sail fp., till . hereby givoi notice ta bn..m _ epaa,tot: mo 4
all indebted to said tiatoto. to call with him i
and ...le ,h, sataw ; end 'ho'e Who have — 640 4 7 404 4 4
elairha. are •ilealr«sl to realign the liame t l ult w iji h ow
.0 . Ist.. iiiii , ;•witYlktienCl
foi'MPlihllll4"l ootrictilwrot. or k. ,
GA RD flee S., OR
Dee. ` l. 1854.-4 t. . .• •• • •
_ -
CORN .112tA3i , „, 04Vox • '
A. ru:reol4 m?
~ i olcr it
wow site it the "STPA mirr salo bY
o iTOII4(Xg-- • ) SPX'
Gettpsisori. Pi . • ' ' ' _TA.
8 4 Piiejibbik 44 . 164 1 0. 407 ratodosiob ,
Nur.
More - Ne'v G otitti.
, c
. .„....... 7 ,..
,liklci!tu-E. ,oNtrfdp ~ "
HA Sjust t eceiSed I rod Philaile lilhla ithl
Baltimore aslarga a *took of NNW
0000.9 ail has eiii'beeiiiirotightfto this
diane, among which are % " , 1,1 I ~.vv.,.
Cheap Cloths; Cassimers, •
Coaifogs, Pasainets, . PlaiMeia,, hi ,itri kep,
Qords. Janes, Heady Made' elotliirl i , D
mettles;mettles;tint .tiv:rtP iiriatj',.of O ne te 1
Med is"vireat`,.alsi , 'Dthsiii, i ltlfai , klyaVia`
hl. Ve'iniOes, iltimitcaii, Plain, 'and — Plait%
Pliplins: IN'ortitod Muhl% Perslari,Pit u itirniitt ,
la mid Cleke•g'oloill, English '.,ei ' rie l tigi
Meriinisii. tilnglitthiP• CalieOes: milks, Big
ins. Lace.,Peirtga.Amtnet Silks,r &Ors,
Modes 4 Velvnis, Trimmiitaa, a great Sas
riett t,Ste.. iks. the Lailitia'Attention,plr
iiMinelv is invited. AISII a large /hit* et
• FRESIIGIIOCERIEW; 1. 1= .)
Qtiernswnee,-Hardsvare,
fleing iltpermined not o', underso4,`,
fileilgentirm'elven nell nny and 'edge):
tide an cheap 9inlll' y e eau ha tiY
, •
eft
tabliihment in thin pique. '
t/et.t. 1854.
014 WHAT A PRE ,
imm,coolos
CAN NOW BI FOUND 4!li
SC iticKBCllEjAP3t ouNOti
• 0 ' ' ; -",""-", 3.
L.' sernew has just opened lksf,i.4
the largrtt o prOLliesi And oIIAPOIV,
Otorks of
Sit •Wititer 00 Obit
evt:r hrought t 0 Gettysburg. ..11e invitee
the pu , blic ut,call, , oxatititto,and Judge foe
themselaea—no trouble to show Goods.
..,His new moc k etubraeea a ,veryleige
o.orjolN of ; •
Dremi
811C11 'Turk 8 ;0 1 0 8 1 MnUft
Biniihnzines, 14IptiOila t :Pl)b!!Tig
Pr6icit Meriinteo, ,
itte line orGENI'LEMEN i g
he has itelertril n eliciire lot of all ftficolt,
ndd iiriees Clnihx, Caeeimers, Vesiinp,
• Siithiette, Jean*, 4e. i ; : s"
FANCY 'Ocip Sis
iip.i,ert;u ; i specify..-.
ior paiitrnynre, SCIIICIf.
„ 1110!!rili
ellnlii164111":0 pitronagn.;.
4411 ,
einia3l;nr to tifintve
selling good''1401?1?:4; nt the
' '; l 4 . .infek Sales end
, .
Pri ( Pfl i* ,111f 1 ,1,111 ,i ..;
etohnr'•- '1054
rpp.yqp . wly,rAtga : moE
silifi)r.l.O.Niroll:::.64Tllll,lol.
-7777 , '''sdricr
F so, you cali be ireensimoilitiee 6v eallieg
Aon :AIA UEIA Is o l4 1 0" 1 k n.
jaxC anti Ile 0 tio , . JII ig rtiftithy. ul
stor. in York—street ), opposite the
'Bank, a verfliike.'iihereakimtV , ehesp as.
sortinettt ail, ~ „
ftRIVMT - INTER' (i)Qp.Bl'
'I" lii•y havi h. rat NelKrtrti wlth , groat
rail , 'qi , n o E.. irrll vill6 ! „.bide 4 „,:bcvii
rash.
.ehatip for titali;.;-' 2 4;ll'eafiereliasttitsaoyptper
• exliell/ishlpYiii ill
'r, /ileiNiN ' ln part iii fliark,, a ! ol
(kiln" 1,..1.0:11 I OA with4roci(.4lßaa,
'andicl'i'a '• lao I we4.tl Caatiolveg,
I It It erib e f . all'il lutia Fllit* r
n it n .1
,„ ..;
whiri,9eibo,ll•l„l4
vni T iy , lyot i piiip!, out Of the ; rpta,.;
ni4i) ative'iki• t•liirk, of E,',/ifkiT, 4 , 4
Im()NS, oh etrellant
and well iambi Tq t avlii 13faek Thvltio
116 . 111 . 1 e ' 8;11111411/1.
(44411 , I,Onvo'.;
The . Nu w 1 ui V E 8114 • jonaptidat'lliitii
variety ioaaatiiiltata fiti, ',SAN /
Silk, Velvat. llaiilm Silk.,lvbite,'":flitillf
and bbtr,m/401,41ki;,;iiitei
Alai. ronsinfoly , nut 'hair,- larkii' 'of
TIiUN Ks. If !'arpvt !Saito. 11,sobteklii i
• 130114i , rit ffili*e t :14440.1:V104
1444.oriii•ank::1;ii to' lop;
AtOottemlo, mirroint; Ituatiri,'Speabialea.
I eiailiiir.,Wateliat Auld %V filch Guard!. vilk
!and rottno t'ravati, Rijn:
; peatleto, (1,111/VP, S I 1141 - 110!, ppr k illi
Marie': ;lOU 'af4il Ot3bita, and, a aiitandi4.
asaoroiiiva or .1( LV tl,ll V-- in fat:Covert(
llling il/e ' en
'W11441114'1114. •:-
- 'lltridfroliihie TisfiliCeo alwp a'
' t ''akie!mt Cliewert
are reqaealatho
MARCUS SAM§O, I ;4 ! „,
L , NoV:10,
LF;T. 1 1T.E1 . It - CIS BE KNU,VOI
'' riAl' WWM A lIN p has jest, re.
ttieitl • time the Eastern Pities
wait ili ti 1 a ries t ar i d I;rst . eel eq!ed.,ettKic
Ynnih `hir, Mee
hie
weer.„peer
Nei) ,f;e i e neer. asking
Aytiopl, ylle a h e le tritee.
m.
:all O
to Anis Ci,.01111,01(it.
'made ur • ,
zi ZIATEROWR.
and fowl work men, to cell .111.4 exam.
hire istiwi; before Rurllhaiti4 elrewhere.
cp he l!i"Oetffiiiitiril to up tte'rseli okuiPleA ) t(
ineStereor • Ship Shop ilk unit .1)0,w4,,af
11 haul. Liountry
sicerett the Pervices of, o'ne„v4
the tir' erl . up Ile etreAtry.
• k
took. tip',Optbiet 44 :
shnnral ketiee anti iu itte,best We!
ay)fi) . ti4l,l Profill t
211, 1964.
. OtiCE.
UE`''igifEßS.-Tratilttetetiieriy
slate of DAVID VpHIIZ,
of Ciarty*p!',l4iri3iii. l Adigkii4/14 . 4,1Pe,
thm't!cheying been grentsdiq the.febiestiii;
bey, residing in , tovvedont , townehip. veep
tine 'iv, broths , • given to seek , ee Bre Atilt
dolitell to seal gout* in meltemelon('
witieint tlelay s •antt ' , Owes baying IWolf
are requested to , present the seine;
lyeutbet4icateti, , for pettlement; , • '""
sHEE;Toilero
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