bleb bet tee likely to grow oat of Ctebe
erganitationa. The President of the Cal.
ted Segal her but a modified control over
the volunteers and other militia of the sev.
step Sites. To the States, fierefere, and
the. Governer, of tho States, it belongs to
reetedy the present existing evil. But,
OongteP, s slsn, has a duty to perform in
refereneer to this subject, by providing, as
fer Itypossfhle, against the admission into
• the cronityy of those dangerous and ilespe-
tete Meth *he 'c o me here from fereign
iretit4tilakeee and prisons by the compulsn.l
to agency, of the Governments to which'
they belling. If an telecoms' security
seainst the future transportation of this
Otil of tni ti into the country cahoot be
preydetl, hy , negotiation, it should be dime
by legislation. Congress has, the • power,'
to Make such regulations as will efeotual.
ly I thi door against the admission of
• thie elass of immigrants, and it will he
recreant to one of its highest duties if it '
shan't' tail to exercise it. Not only is
the corruption of the public morals to be
apprehended from the admission'of these
men,..but the public peace and security are,
likewise endengered by it. Private prop.
may. health, lite. m o rals, reputation, every.
thing dear to communities end individuals,
it,endapgered by receiving this , class of
men. The evil is not a new one, it it
time . ; 'hut it is frightfully on the increase.
A menfeer of years ago. during the period,'
I airillfferined, that General Samuel Smith' .
rarairAllavor of the city of Baltimore, a ship. I
load Of,Hesaian convict*, two hundred an.l
sixty its number, were brought into port
with 'manacles end fetters still remaining
ort their handl end feet.. General Smith,'
Inkinegillscovered the character of the pae.l
mangers:detained the vessel Al Fort Mc-
Henry until ho could communicate with
the Secretary of. State, at Washington ; ' on
the subject, which lie did. By the latter.
however,.he wits informed that there was
nivremedy—thore being no law to prevent
• their landing; and so the citizens of Bal.
thnore were obliged to look on and seeileo
hundred and sixty convicts landed in their
• 111/014.end turned loose upon society. So
desperate, too, was the character of these
men,,accerding to my informant, that they
•
hid to be brought over in chains, eon were
actually.landed with their , handcuffs and
fetterif,upon them..
'ettely (so lately that they have probe.
bly not ,arrived) the Sardininn Geverit.
meat, as 1. have
,already stated. sent over,
in. it petition! vessel, (the Degonnes, man.
of. War) thirty. or forty convicts, men,' of
desperate fortunes and lives; old convicts,
the, writ , here become schoolmasters of
vice enttlearned professors of crime. Is
it not Mr,' President. in view of such
fatite,as these. that the most vigorous mess
ures should he adopted to prevent the coon.
tryftelm beceming. a mere penal colony of
the. Peverunients of Europe 1, Hating our
inetitetioes and jealous of the unexampled
progress . of the. nation, in wealth, power,
sift' greatness, yet afraid to assail Its open.
ly,...ddes ; not; their conduct, in this 'respect,
almosi.lopkaa.if, it were the result of a de
teeoiieation on their part to corrupt the I
fobntaini of our prosperity by sapping the
Morels of
. our people. • For a far less of
feeep ,than that which is continually being
etiMmitted !gains% us by the Governments
oli emntinental.turope, war would be justi
fieblee .But to this extremity we need not
PriOatt; ';
There are other remedial means
ler seedy, and more effectual, if not to
Plini,44f, the offending. Governments, at;
least tecprevent the recurrence of the of. l
fence ,:;- ` anti to those we must have resort,
stay the flood of pauperism
and . critne;flowing in upou U 6 from the Old
World
And Who, Mr.' Preaident, permit me to
resist the attempt. or bo.offeeded
aCfis euecesil Will the honest foreigner
-=Who comes, :bona fide, to escape op.
preitiMin at home and enjoy liberty here—
objetitimeause we refuse to permit the asy
luta Which he has sought as a home for
••bliuself and his children to become the
- refuge of ; thieves,, and merderers or the
thrifiletts inmates of European work
betimes t Our advantage, and the silvan.
Cage dour children ' , will be his advantage,
arid, the ;editing° of hie children, from &en.'
eralioti, to generation. Him, therefore, we
cannot offend by pursuing the coarse which
the national safety demands. Who, then,
will, Complain ? It is easy to answer :
Those - whom we shall offend—the unreel
ing, bet calculating despots who send hith
er. by compulsion, the wretched and mis
erable inmates of their alms-houses and -
NOlOlBll4 reduced to poverty and want,
and eirlicted by disease in consequence of
tho'burdens and hardships occasioned by
unjust wars, waged for conquest or to grati
fy. pritie. They will complain. (but not
openly,) because, instead of fifty shillings
paid . per head for transporting paupers to
this' country, treble that sum will be re.
qiiire4 to maintain Memel home. Anoth.
er elites may also object to the measures
which we may take for our own security
—4 Mean the
expatiate
and felons, who
will be left to expatiate their crimes in the
solitude - of native prisoners, instead of per.
suing asareer of prosperous viilany here,
bedsore their. rulers will not dare to turn
there Motet at home, though to do
it here.
I now beg leave, briefly, to. call atten
tion to the elate of pauperism and crime
in the United,States, as disclosed by the
census, prieon discipline societies, and
other similar associations. And first, I
refer to pauperism as it existed in 1850.
The foreign population , of the United
Mites. in 1850. as compared to the native,
wai nearly as one to ten,
there being 21.-
9473741 natives, and 2,244.6112 foreigners.
The whole number of paupers supported,
wholly or partially. in the last mentioned
year, was 134,792 ; and of this number,
88, 438•weie of foreign birth, leaving but
84,424 natives. ,
.14 . 1850 the number of paupers support.
004 the Poet-bootee of Massachusetts,
anti who received partial support out of
doom; was 15.777 ; and of this number
0,530 were native, and 9,247 foreigners.
In'stier York the whole number was 59,
821 ; , 'aril of this 10,275 were natives, and
40,58 a foreigners. In Petin.s,lvania the
whole neinbee was 11.551 ; a nti of this
8,858` were natives, and 6.635 fureigners-
In' Rhode . Island . the whole number was
2400 ; and .at ibis 1,115 were n.tive,!
and 1.6115 foreigners.
10'11 pursue littssatstistics of pauper
isat *9 farther, belag compelled to turn fo
mandar of O m , absolutely sickening in
dete, de. shall first call attention
Ou ;be number of Criminals who were coo
t/Wed by. the ,eciarts of several States hi',
1240,
...In Connive:limit the whole Dumber
of4atinletioia was 850 ; and ef . these 541,
weatn sittisft, ate! 506 foreigners. In
mks Iner fahnk , c amber cant/iced vas:
116; and or 117 Were OatiVet. and;
189 Ail : n*llo4<l, Mohan the :bola!
1111814bni enn , 1.41116 , 111141,1„ end dilutive!
1l(14 *Sok Mitiviit.Mid jlllo:fitrelperi. 14
ileoWWtdooollieitTlbe wfirii amber was
'l*',-;vAl . :q . , r•-
.tiliVNI--
„..,_,,-,::,,,.6::':.--,.;:::::''.':'”: - • ::. ' : ''' : ' -:- ' l '''''''''' ' '''''' .. ' '''.
;:-
'
~,,itT...`t . .!;!1N'. . .- Z 245i*f.i..., , , ,i ,t4y, , t, : : : :.!:,'- . 1%', , , , ';- • , ' :,..,..:;;:..:,
,Vit . 1.WV4 , 40' . . , ,- -,li;V;';l24Ctill44.!A;Tt.q:4-I
250 ; and of these 9.331 were natives and
9,884 foreigners. In Missouri thorn were
908 conviction,: and of. these 243 were
natives, and 600 foreigners. In New.
York the number of convictions vies 10,.
0791 end of these 3,902 were natives, and
6,317 foreigners. In Potoottivania the
number of eonviciiene was 1 , 157 t and n
these 0114 same natives. end 2113 foreign
ers, In . Vertimur the number eonv — iMed
was 78, of whom 34 were twins. and 4b .
foreigners.
a table pulillotheil in the Coinperitliintt
or the Seventh Census. giving the number
of convicts in the prisons and pcnitentiar• '
les of the:several Piste*. out , of every tort
itionaand of the portiolaininoite firriportion I
of natives and foreigners in'thitt number is
as follows :
In Maine, out of every ten thousand. is
five foreigners to nue native. In Kentticky,
six to one. Itt Miiiissippi, fen to Iwo,—
ill NOV York-, three to one. iii 'refines ,
see, fifteen to two. In Vermont, eight to
one. In South Carolina; twenty-eight to
one. In Alabama. fifty'to our. In Geer.
g:a. six to One. Ili Indian'', fiver 'in one ;
and the averagfi r in all the States is a Inc:
nolo less than six to one.
Hot it is In convictions for capital of
renting that the proportion of
,toreign and
native.born becomes startling. It is ti ne,
have found no exten.:6l dela from which„
to make' the comparison. 13tit out of two
hundred and twenty convictions which
took place. in about stighteen. m on ti l s,
I seven Staten. viz.. in New York, Penneyl.
vania, Missouri. Lfriaisiana, New Jersey,
Maissartiuseits,"arl Maryland, there were
lone hundred and thirtY•eight to eighty.two
of natives. But oar Wonder at , the magni
tude df. the proportion . of for:ogners to na
tives vanishea when we recollect that
hundreds and thousands of convicts, from I
European work-houses and pristine, ore '
annually landed on our shores. Trained
to crime at home. and sent hither
,ottli be.t
cause their presence endangers the, peace
and security of society in their native
country, these men arrived here, - iii•cnany
instances, direct from 'prennt,'and ill/Tl`4P
(vend), destitute of means of impige.; To
obtain it. they betake themselves to their
old courses t and not only. h! they coo ,
,mit crimes themselves. but- lead Hinge with
whem they bet:erne acqfittitited on their
voyage, and who are equally needy, into
their perpetretion. 'Phone farts aceoutit,
to some extent, for the enormous dispro.
portion between the amount of crime per
by the native and ioreign•born.--
' But it is not only the convicts who are
sent hither cud their pupils. who figure so
large in-the dark calendar of crime. •The
paupers, who are brought here by the Com
pulsory agency of their governments, beteg
thriftless at home become criniiitalebero.
fdleness is too'ofien the Verent of vice; as
well as or. want.:' 'At home. in their tie. it'
country, idleness begot leant ; and here,
both together' beget l erime. - snore, then,
is another . reason . why . the atuonitt,, a'
'crime com m itted by foreigners rises in'stllth
huge disproportien above the amount com
mitted by natives,
•
I
do not wish to be understood, Mr.
•
President, by what I boo paid just now,
that poverty or even declared pauperism
furnishes evidence of guilt. By no means,
ent,• Would I fie so understood. I aril
aware that in Eurtipean countries, •espe•
chilly, there are so many clogs to industry,
so many burdens to be harlo t , and so much.
precariousness in the means of procuring
a livelihood, that the honest , and cirtuotiA
as well as the idle antivicious, often
in .doing it. In those countries where
every hour of thelaberer's time is regiiirecl,
to provide a scanty Subsistence for himself
and family a visitation of provideniT,
afflicting him with disease, may, render
him destitute, and compel him to seek the
alit of public charitY,, or see liis fatuity,
starve before hits eves. Here, where wa
gaa remunerate better, though desease and
affliction should overtake, the laborer, re.
'titration to health may reStore him to the
possesaion of competence; but shores in Om
countries to which I have-refered, if the
laborer shoeld behin, !nand bqg fir a
month, or even week, he becomes it slave,
and his life a struggle with Want. For de
siOng to free himself from the hartlehips of
his condition, and find,adiappier tonne and
plenty in eland of plenty, no rine. can find
fault. To such our doors have -been al
ways open, dud, against them, I trust, they
will never be closed. Those echo come
bore, fugitives. front injustice and oppres
sion:to cast in their lot end beemnd one
with us, will always Mid a welcome. It
is not against the imidigration into the
'country of such as these that ohjeetimi ,
made. It is only againit the , athirission of
the turbulent, evil-doers, conspirators, not
against thrones and throned oppression,
but against society, that [object. Against
the admission of these, and the admission
of paupers, declared by Ittw, atid.,eant tu ,
this country by the compulsory agency of
the Govermiumis to which they belong, I.
object in the name of: time American peo.
ple ; and here to-day, in fuy• place in the
Senate, ask that measures may taken to
prevent it for the future. I ask this' in
the name of the neutralized 'as well as of,
thd native citizens. I ask it in the name
and in the behalf of all who have a stake
in our institutions, of all who desire the
preservation of social order, who value
the purity of the public morals, the free- '
doom oQthe eleitive franchise, and who'are
inieresled in transmitting to posterity un
impaired the heritage of liberty which our
fathers left us. But the preservation 01
this heritage, glorious, benefit'ealf as it ia ,l
is impossible,,if we permit it to be' itiCad
ed by men, trained to, vice in the work
.
houses and prisons of Europe, and sent
here to propagate disorder and, crime.—
This class of foreigners, taught atitome to
repudiate everything venerable in humau .
institutions, have 'already rained the.stati.;
dard of Atheism and irreiigion in Ayr ril.
ies, and declared a war of exterittination
against the dogmas ofe very creed-:-Ftgaittit
the faith which stippottedruan in the past
and in the hope which aninbitea
rite
for'
the future. If these articles of viee snit
disorder are to he reinfurced cobtinivallg
with fresh recruits fcorn the prisons orthei
Old World, we will soon find that oursta-1
tistics of eritne - will need revision; tnobi.l
riots, murders will be multiplied; our=
combs of criminal jurisdiction must be in-!
ireasetrin nu - nilter, and our
Fenetentisries rtquire extension. his
to prevent all tile. at least as fsr'ae it is
p o isible. that I ask the inter:tr . / Mon of
c o figrets and of the State Leg:a:attires
within their respective sphere/.
A Know Xi/Imm Tows.-41t s e n lec
tion . fuw town councilmen lately held in
p ar l ien b ufg tv i ,, Olace COn tiini4 *hoot
three thnueand iultat!itanis, oP
Ohio river. In ,iVeatern Yirginia4 the
/COI'? . Nothing ticket received'
,e!fry
.vote btfl nix. This, iOnits bad for.
._
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TD B S;T111. AND DINNER
•
CETTINBUIRC. : ,
I:,:.f 4l o4l . Eimiling, Feb. 9, 1851
COLD "WEATHER.—.On Tuesday ,
morning lastthe,mereury stood at
,ip°
low zero, and onWedttestlN c morning at
1° above. Wednesday, throughout the
du wte the coldest dor on record at this'
phee—the mercury at on, time, risingabore
3°, and at night standing at zero. Vhi lt
,is the moio,remarkable ie , that severe
anow.storroprevailid t dutiog tpeentireday.
The'old t4isge,."too"oold to stinw;'" won't
do any longer.
ki°lltrOititetit the ilasiern - dtaies‘ the'
'thermometer ranged from. 10° to 80° be.
low zero, during Wednesday. At Ogdens
burg, N. Y., it foil as low u 33° below !
IiCrGOV. POLLOCK is a "knowing" man,
a! , i 3 eviderit - frOmitis judicions seleotion of
Alas. To say nothing about that appoint ,
wont for Gettysburg,, wecriotice that our
friend EL TitotAn, E4q , tho spirited,
editor of the "Amo imp Eagle," York,,N
has been also tianArsioned Aid to his Ex
colloncy, with tits rank of Lieutenant Col
onel. • The Pres.s is waking Up. By-tho.
by, Col. THOMAS is , growing valiant at.
ready, and' Wants to know what "Col,
Buehler" ka's to say to "applying for a
commission in the Russian army P'—
.Wouldfi't it be ;better,:Colonel, to wait a
little and Roe first who is likely to ,
win in
that fight. tiro must confess to a natural
disliko of "villainous salipotm," and don't
fuel like hfacing tho•musie' until we must.
And whoa we must, why then maybe we
won't resign.
' •
lob.ire have the pleasure: of ,announc
ing that. the corps of Aids to kis,,Eachlleti.
cy. Gov. PoLLock - is rapidlyreceiving re
inforcements; and will doiibiless soon be
ready te'parade for itispeatten. Daring the
week Commissions . . have arrived for Col;
Was. I.3.3Ic.CLELLAN and Col FRANKLIN
B. Pima No, of this pin ce---lioth ()icier and
good looking fellows, 'whom we shall, take
especial pleasure to introduce into the corps
to which they have been:promoted. There
is one point, howevnr, that we must insist
on--Seniority of appointment, in military
matters, (so we have boon 'told, not having
had time, yet o study .the manual,)s gives
seniority .in rank—so that Col& bIeCtAL.
LAN and PICKING will please regard Chem.
selves as roe kingjutaior . to somebody
and wear their epaulotts accordiogly.
ICPThe Election for U. , S, Senator
comes off on Tnemlny, next. Who the sue•
cessful candidate will be is hard to guess,
further than he will be an American. Gen..
Cumeroa's proiipecte are said to have been
materially damaged within the last week
or
. taro. Cooper Starels.Smyser; Johns.
Lou, Conrad, Wilmot, Veezay, and Prof
Tiffany, are among the most prominent
. ,
candidates. , , ,
ICrTite pr'occaslings vk l;onbressduring
tho past week, ,are without, special inter.
est. The Senate has refused to pass the
French Spoliation bill, aS amended " by
_the
liousn, until it 'shall be printed for exarnin
ationi- The joint, rosolutions authorising
the Navy Department to send a steamer to
the relief or:. rescue -of Dr. Kane, were
passed by the 'Maisel, as was also the bill
to ()stabil:di a line of. telegraph to the P,a
ciao. .
itcr4l. supplement to the. act, passed
,a
year or two ago, authorising the sale of the
Main Lino of the Public Works, - is now
, , •
pending before the Legislature. The orig.
final bill limited the price to not less than_
ton millions of dollars ; the supplernent
-lessens this price two millions—fixing the
minimum price at eight thilliens of dollars.
Irr The 'Buckeye ladies are down on
the Rumsellers. At Mountpleasent, near
Cincinnati, a few days' ago; a party cif a-
bout fifty women attacked 'lt tavern and
demolished the caski, containing " a
;large
amount of
,liquor. They also seized_ the
'tavern keeper and' dragged him through
the liquor, which stood 'about six inches
deep on the. floor of the tavern 1 .. War
rants were taken out of the, polka court for
the emit of obont twenty of the aggrea
sem, brit the police reported their inabili
ty to execute the writs. • .
KrGov: Pollock' has made the follow
ing appointments
'Thomas Power. of Beaver- county, ~ 11„d
jutunt Creueral of tiro State. 0, L. Meagre,
Inspector of Weights and Measures, Jor
Allogheriy couity, Mr. Culp, ' Flour In
spector for. Pittsburg.. , , 4
The nominees are all members of the S
tnerioan organization. •
,Otr - The Xnow Nothings of . New Amp
shire have nominated RALPlllidtrthum ati
their candidate for taqivernor, inatead pf
Bev. Johri Moore, who is:inelligible. Met
calf Wiliformerly a Democrat; and is said
to be `'a strong man: ; - The death of .Aft.
Moore is ILUl3bunced,by telegraph.
A NEVir' S'T4TE.—A bill has passed
the' ower Rouse of Congress, providing
iltat:the people of the Teriitory of Oregon
be anihnrized to form &Constitution and .
Stott) Government, and be admitted into
the Union'ot equal footing with the Ori
tatia in all Teepee - la whatever, - by
the smite of 'the State , of Git ‘‘.
, .
Itt - J"The venial Senatorial Ovation in
Philadelphia;in ion!' Feulkinad,
decanted, come' et on Tuesday next. J.
Mangy Haab Democntio candi
dates Americans 111 TO ' nominated
Henry C.• Pratt.
Otrible. CIIARLIS Wree
Soil) bat Euteji eketed Alnitok States Ben;
&Olio tours
,:or
*Neil iumf, iu she plate of kit Walker.
IMMIMISSMMEM
- zrln the U. 8. Senate, on Monday,
Mr. Stuart presented the resolutions of the
Legislature.ilf Michigan instructing their
Benaters and roquesting their Itepratienta
tivett to uso their exertions to procure the
'passage of en net prohibiting the introdUc.
non or existence of 'slavery in arty of the
territories, especially in Klima and No•'
braska ; and to introduce •without delay,
a bill for the latter purpose ; and also to
protitire . the immediate repeal of the act of
4i 850:, keep* tis the fugitivb Maio lnii,.,
Gen. Cass addressed the Senate, announc
ing rie intention to disregard the instrne.
tiens.: would neither obey nor resign..
In' the coons of his remarks he denounced
the Ithov' Nothing inoyenttnt as proscript
ive and intulerant.
In, the Ileum,. on the same day. Mr.
Wilte;i of this State, asked leave to intro.'
ducuihe following preamble and resole.
lions
Whereas discussions have been indulged
inin %hill-louse, in committee of the whole.
which, with other etrumstances, lead to the
conviction that there exists in this country
an extensive secret oath-bound political
'association, which seems intended to inter
fere' with the purity of elections and the
legislation,of the country—such an associa
tion his excited the fears and induced the
solemn' warnings of Washington, in hid
faretiell address— therefore,
'Re'so/itid, That in. the opiniim of this
tionse Hie existence of n secret oath,bound
politic'sl smociation, having in view an in
terference ,with the sanctity of the ballot box
:Ma the direction of the course of national
or municipal legislation, is inconsistent
with and dangerous to the .institutions of
Repitblientaistu and directly hastile to the
genius of this government.
" Res°lo(l,- That eveiy. attompt to pro
scribe any class of citizens, on account of
their rciigton;opinions, or. to harm or in:
jure any religiotv denomination'by , nation.
al legislation. Is in direct .violation of the
conftittition.ortho United States.
Itesol4 - te, Tlkat - while,u ettreful and
strict ithtiiarstrttion of tho wtturalization
laws is a•soletun duty. yet °very interfer
one° with the guaranteed rights of ,untur
ulized citizens is inconsistont with 'the
plighted frii.“( the nnd must di
.
tuintsh its gratith and Prosperity.'
Objection being made, Mr. Witte moved
to suspend and called for the
yeas and pays; remarking "that ho dOtired
the vote !xi: be regarded''as a test queStion.
The Vote stood years 104, 'nays.BB.
There notlmini twolthirds, the roles were
not suspended: Mr. RussEtz, frorn'this
district, voted 'the affirmative. '
Ita*ln the course of debate on a torri ,
tonal bill in 'Oetigressi hist week; another
beautiful scene occurred in this wise :
,Mr. Lane,. of—Oregon, appealed to the
Couunitte to ttet this bin aside, ito.
Dlr ,Farleyod Maine, roso to a point of
of miler. . .
Mr. Lane —1 did not yield the floor for
your point of <cider.
Mr. Farley , rj, have as much right to
call you to
,order as you had to call mo to
order. . _
Mr. • Land called him a • "liar," or a
(idlitoned luir,".which was retorted by Mr.
It'arley, with eMphusis. The parties were
about 10 feet apart 'at the timelstandirg
near the main aisle: In a moment that
distaneewfui shortened tWo.thirils at- least,
both with ugh/vett' frames and threatening
gestures; but several gentlemen'acar by
interfered and thus' prevented the bellig.
Cruets coming t'o'• close quarters. Great
excitement prevailed, and members hasten
ed to the scene:, :The sergeant-at•arms was
.bearing Iris mace of office, when
quiet *as soon•restored."
What a pieta `r . e-nf the Congress of the
United States,
lErTlto following is John Mitchell's
opinion on the , Naturtiliintion question.--
This is enough to weigh down nil the rho
dornontane of the foreign , party press in
this country about the persecution of the
foreignor : '
will avow, at onco my opinion, that.
the naturalization laws of the United
Snaps requite , changer„ that, however peed
fill they hair() bean, for gromotiog, p,optila:„
tion and introducing labor in tim es past,
they are, too liberal!now ; and thnt nobody
is the world will' be :entitled to complainT
in the least, it Congress should at any ses
sion, limit within any. bounds it might see
fir, the creation of citizens by adoption.—
The new .law Would soon .become known,
and then no fereigner coming here for the
future would ren the risk of being cheated.
'On Friday last; it, hill 6aing. the 'pay' Of
members of the ,Legislature at $50.0 for
the session, with an alloy/knee of ten cents
a mile for every mile travelled, pasiecl the'
Senate, 18 to 10. ' *
In 'the , House; a suppleme n t to the,Ack
relative to Penneylvapia Medical College
at Philadelphia, was reported by Mr.,l Men
gle. This is t he Mil which 'We allu ded:to,'
~, .
o
a week or two since, t
It was referred
th 3 Committee on the_ Judiciary;::on
Friday that body reported aclversly to it.
Air. McClean read in plaoo , a 'stip.
pia:notary bill fora State Roaci from Got
tysourg to the Buck Tavern. Also an
act to authorize Wm. .1f:call ,to sell .cer
tuba real .estato, ;. and ~ono ,authoriziog a
foot pedlar to travel in Adams county:
affilA resolution-4in been Introduced
'Efestiky;'the . eefoluisioa**o , ,,in 7
;to' the - No* irorli;x4islaturo, :for the, pas.,
sago . of law by. boogrossi prohibiting the
.appointinneOf foreign''bOin t ' 7 citiotie t to
diplomaiio:stsuons Abroad
We second the InOtion.tnOst; heartily
it.iiiperfeotly'reaae"tiable'and `proper. ' Of
all lipt4r,' piofi.t, ; in the ills.,
tieniation - - . of ;our Oovernmeol, from the
,President none mono; imperatively
6
treed to e y; persons t non& y
Smerican both by birth. - and • itinciple.
. ,
11C - PReaolutions coqemning the course
of Senators Datiglas end•Shielde on Ilia
'Nebreekti viestioti, 'posed; 'the' '
Hoeft of Representpiyes gatei.diy-- ,
Ayes 27, nays 274.,
The only pSOPIe . rSirshave,a'mociient
spare are those who are never
M=l==
ANOTHER SICCIET StICIETV.— Ile Cru
sader tellii'abotifa secret nistitutionof pro
fessionat beggars in New 'York, imported
from S:irdinia, hut classified among sabot
, .
tery emigrants. Ile says :
"At the preiient lime this foreign organ
ixstion of professional paupers numbers in
the city' ol New York nnt. Icse,,than three,
Inmate(' Members of both sexes. They
have secret and mysterious signs—a lan
guage' intelligible but Among the'mselves,
and hive certificates according to their de
grees, merits, end intelligence °film meM
beri—lbey inhabit generally the Mosi'fil
ilfrquarters of New York, and ere organiz
ed mush hire Fourierites,'ComMuniste;or
Socialists; they begindividually and divide
menially.; As soon as they have
ad a gopd Gond, they Teturn.to their native
borne, and buy properties with the money
obtained in lida country under false 'pre
tendes?' ' '' • ' "
8 ocking ‘aceident, occurred-at the.
Moyamensing Prison, Philadelphia; on
Wednesday. last, by .which one prisoner
lost Ilia life, and nineteen others were near
ly, suffocated. The pipes for conveyilig
off the coil gas got detached by the falling
of their supports, and all the cells in three
corridors were filled with gas, This was
only Aletected when ode of the keepers en
tered one of these cells to carryibreakfast
in r oad found a prisoner lying on the floor
insensible. 'rho alarm was quickly. giv..
en, and prompt measures adopted. • All
the 'eel's On !liege 'corriders Were throWn
open, and 'thp prisoners removed into'llta
open One prisoner named' 'John
Maxwely dipd in the moment. of rescue,
anti three Others were carried to the hos.
pital 'in 4 - critital '
A ,band of : g!pairo, haripg I?epu.sojourn;
ingritit4r,,Freoitok!, N. J., liayp , •aucpeedell
fernier out . pfos9.
Krvh. wilt wager a big applukhatinan
don't "take the papert."
ISEEM
ESSE
CHURCH PROPERTY.—A.'unani
mons reptirt has been made in the New
York legislature in favor of the passage of
tho bilcto_yestall chuich proptrty
poratioit orgsuized by general aot °stab.
societies. bill
has be:en repartediti our own IMgiedature,
by Mr. Price, of Philatleltleia. pro.
vides, among other thiags, that no foreign
government or power shall hereafter hold
any real estate in this commonwealth, in
ib`any;enrpdrata utuno or by:ttetstee, or by
any devise whatsoever. The sixth section
Prehibits bishops,iiilests; or other ecelesi.
astics from bolding any real:or personal
property Whit power to transmit the title
to leio.suceessor in office, and repeals all
laws whiott confer capacity to transmit prop
erty to'ceclesiaitical authorityprovided that
the reps& Shall not ,'effect_ tho validity of
presorte titles to church property. Tbo sev
enth section provides that pioperty devised
or bequeathed to any ecolesiakical corpora
tion or bishop, for the use of a chinch, shall
be subject to the control of the lay mem
bers. of such church. or ,their represente
tires, of whom a majority shall be lay-
I,k) - The Innuneulate.(;nneuptiundogina,
1 °claimed by. the Council of eatholie dig.
aries at home, is likely togive rise to
some trOublii in tile Church,. : It is . said
That ' the Pope's decree, announcing ,the
new dogma, does not .meet with. a very
cordial response from the humanists of
Germany; some of the leading dignitaries
denouncing it. TO Tuscany, the ;Domini
can friars openly repudiate the dogma.--
- The monks of St. Marino, have been snm
,
minted before the Aeabishop of Ploienco
• .
an a charge of contempt of the Pope, furl
rejecting the dogma. 1
Iu Prime°, it is said, a number 14 the
clergy, headed hy,the Archbishop of t Pa
ris, refuse to ree2guite it: It appears,
also, hat the ofteitil promulgation of the
new doginu•depends in some way upon the
sanction of the EntpCiiiii and he, so;: the
latest accounts say, hesitates to escroise
.his authority in the matter,
Io this country, we . presume, the now
- dogma will be reeognized hy the Church,
as the Riernan's kurnal, and other Ceth
olio organs.,have warmly approved it..
t
' KNOW :NOTHING
, • •
Tho knew Niahings . carried the munici
pal election in Lancaster city on Tuesday
!sat, sWeeptng every ward. The old, .lino
Whigs, Locos,,b'oreigners, and, Catholics,
united on KIEWSER, (the present ,Mayor,)
"for re.election.. The Know Nothingtitni
tedOn ALunialyr as their citinlid a to..L
The latter was eleetod by 286 intijorliy.---
Lancaster city los heretofore been heavily
Domocratio. . .
RE-ELRIDTION OF M R. S E
bit Tuesday - lasi the iegialaturO of Now
Y ork,:re•oleoted Wtn.
.Seward U. S.
Senator from that State far. six years frcntit
the 4th of Mareh . neit. The tOte'stai;d:'-:=in
Sedate : Seward 18, others 14; in
House • Seward 09 all Others 83.•
'Cr Gov. POLLOCK lilts Col.
A. K. illeaune, of the Chltobersberg
Whig Superietendent of the Public Pi•lot
ipg..
A subslanlial appointment that,
Colonel, and well deserved.
I.o.•The Gr,overnor of 'Michigan has sign
ed theTroltibitory liquor hill passed by the
Legislature or that State, a few day's ago.
It takes effect in ninety days.
SWEOISII ROYALTY IN BOSTON.-It Linid
in a Boston paper that they have a branch
Of the Boyal Blouse of Sweden in that
city ; that a on of a king and an heir to
a kingdom anthill the honors of thelloime
of Gustavus Vasa IV, has been for. thirty
years petit keeper of alight house in Bos
ton harbor.; and 'that shertly - after the
Itloath of Ouptain Beck, his only daughter,
very,intelligent and accomplished ludy—
now the wife of Abel F. Boyden, of of
the pilots in that harbor--:-has been' sent
fdr 'from altigh tjuarter in Sweden; and
supplied with funds for the' voyage: '
Anotherßoston paper states that tfr.
George W. Beek, the founder . and princi
pal of the Protestant Episcopal Orphan
Asylum in Somerville, (a brother of Mrs.
Haydenvand the only son of his father.) 'is
the lawful heir to whatever of titles•and
hereditary honors that belong to his . an
cestors.
ROMDIUNICATED,
Proceedings of the Adams Co
Teimperto , Asluciatlots.
The,,m'e'itabers of the Adams Comity
TeitobOrs' Agscleiation met in the Lecture
rekn'of the Germ's - it Reformed Chuirc4 itt
übedieueeiti , a call of the President -eleet;,
on Thursday, Februlry Ist. 1855, at 10
o'clock,. A. 31. Opened' with prayer by
the Rev. Mr. Dash.
The Committee appointed at tho !dst
meeting reported a revised , Cous?itution
which was received, and the Committee
discharged. Each article was taken up
separately and after dkoussinn ldoptod.—
An Opportunity WllB then offered •to thiste'
present to attach theirnatues to the Con.
stitution„ The - foltowing is of the
person's - vrliO signed it i
David Current?: D. K. Snyder, John
Bloolter,,Jr., W. %V. Blocher, B. Snyder,
J. A. Young, S. J. Little, S. Lott, 'l'. P.
Grammar, J. Irvin, J. Kittinger, S. S.
Taylor, J. Lott, L. McMillin, Me.
night, J. EL Scott, J. S. WitherOw,
1). Sltrivor ' It. A. Little, .1?*. A. MeDer.
mad, C. llAustin, J. E.Btnith, J. C. Ellit;,
B. J. Recd, R. 11 Ilaepor, Jr., (3 1 .. W.
debrand, If. S. Paxton, Chrenister:
It. MeClettf, S. Durboraw ' C. W.
ty, 13: Thomas , Mickley: U. T.
•
Price, W. L . Campbell,' 'J. Bioecker, S. t
Powers, D. W Orner, J. F. I
Bailey; D.'llehip, 01 , 0er, M. U. •
Thompson, M.-D. - McClellan, 11. B. Me
theory,' A. 316Cordy,` A;E. Iteagen,
E. Heagen, M. Miller, M. 31011114 n, S.
J. McMillan, J. Pewers, C. Powers, M.
D. Powers, • •
After a tuisocllancous discassiiptko
sociation adjourned tv HIM at 2 o'clock
P.'O'CLOCK,P.SI
M.
After the reading and epproval of the
minutes of the morning. session,- W. L.
Campbell, Esq.,. delivered an able and
in
teresting address, in which he gave adlisto
ry of the Common' School"liyetem, and
•
defined the duties of the Teacher. •
The subject of Geography *as than taken
up and C. Austin explained •the meth
od of teaching this important. Lratielr with
Pelton'a outline .maps. lie had a chiNs_ol
his pupils present who exhibited a high de
gree of proficiency in this stOdy: W. R.
Thumas explained his iliethod'of using the
Salllo series of maps. Mr. Lb Chronister also
took part in the diseussion: He was not
fortuuate - eneugh to have the outline maps
in his school, but supplied their place with
the small maps, and bad succeeded in ad.
vaucing his classes very rapidly by 'using
the Rhyming.Geogrtipliy:' • •
Adjourned to meet at 61 o'clock._ .
•
(II O'CLOCK, P. M.
Prayer by Rev. R. Hill, Rev. Robert
Johnston then.dulivered an address to the
Parents, of the Children of the Coinninir
Schools. lid showed that the tnaliy
fects in our szliotil system are 'to be tattrib
uted to the total neglect and *ant of inter
est in them on the part of parents-,t bat
ushtil some nicans can be devised s tn induce"
parents to interest themselves in their be
half the grand object, of the schools will
not be fullyonet.
Adjourned to meet at 9i, A. M:
,
FIUDAY, 9i O'CLOCK, A. M.
Opened with , prayer by` theitev. Jacob
Zeigler. 'The subject of Orthography was
then taken up and W. B. Thomas gave his
metlOid of teaching it, after which Robert
Little expbaiiied•'the manner ho-:tatight .
Reading; he was collowedsby 0. H. Au,.
tin and • Thomas : on . the saint
jcet. e ' ' „
31r. T. T. Titus 'then inteeosted the
members of tilt/ Association fur,niot.c tlian
an hour with an able Lecture ott the Alio
ject of Eugliso Grumular—explainiug his
-method of teaching it' and the utility of
this branch as a study in our °Mullion
Schools. •
After this the i silbjact ofAtilliinotio was
taken up and Mr. Austin entered into a
minute explanation of his plan ofbeaching
Fractions.' • - • - -
Ailjmomed to meet at 1 P. 81.
O'CLOCK, P. at.
After,reatling and approval of the min
utes of .ho session, Rev, If,.
by, request, ,e xpla loud kiti.lllClilli, of teacti
ing•Syntax by diagrams, after Which Prof.
M. .L. Stcever delivered,o
,vcry .inicresting
and instructive addrcts on the "Teaeher
and.thu.School."•
The fulltoring,resolutions were then "dis
cussed and adopted „ •
,Risolved. • !lint the.tlianks.of the AsBo-
.
elation are hereby "endured to the Citizens
of aeitysherg fur then kindness.. and hos
pitality extended
,to its member:4, cm the
present tccinsjuit, and la 14 . 40;00e41 oh
the Gorman Church for tho.use
of their Lecture Room.
Reiolved, That the thanks oldie Asso.
elation be ((Mitered to Messrs. Jolinsion,
Shaver,
Campbell, end Titus, fur their
able and very. appropriate, addresses on
the present oecasion,
Rucked, That the proceedings of this
Association be
... published in the., County
papers, an.d, in the Stile School Jetir
.
Resolved, That we solicit ,the Editors
of the Press of this County to take a mote
active part in advancing,tlie cause of ,Edm.
cation by ediniijilig into their columils.at-
Aides touring upon the subject.
'Resolved, That we, recommend to the
Teaeliere,of this, Comity . blar_propriety of
Subscribing for the
.Punosylvanot § - chord
Journal.
Resolvecli That we recommend, to Teach
and Oireetors..to entlea,yor to introduce
Outline Maps into their ;Schools, .as fur
nishing the: best means for leaching Geok.
raptly. '
, . " ••
Resoftird, That, we , unanimously ap
prove of the adoption tteriee
of re * ,i,ilook § in each. distriet, and ,11W111
earuestly; urge, upon , .the:',Pirectors,. the
striat,enfercetnent of
. that seption .of: the
ut
School La,reqiiirtog:a. tilliform Series of
11.00ks= rt a feature. of, the ne w,Sehool Law,
widelt if carried into:. offset,• greatly
facilitaiothe,operationsrof the - Teacher;
~ Resolved, That in the fortnatiOn
trict ass,ociations,,for the in titnal imprpre-_
ment of Teaeliersys great impetus,
given to the
.canse : of univeraal,Aduett.'
' Resolved 'That the thankeof , Asso.:
eisiiun are hereby tendered Jo , those...
rectors ofillicCounty who granted us the
we,spend in attending Mos, meeting.,
Resolved, '('hat -a ,Committee of' three
he appointed to , call upon Roy.; Robert
Johnston and nloain ~copy of his , objet
address, for publication , in.our QuuntYi
p,eris, it being an , address to , the :,parents of
the children of our Common &hoofs, and
not many. of those. from the country, being ,
present, we think that this is the moat el,
mettle" 'trey orrescitine' thnie tb ishoin'
wits' liddieteed.' [COnttnittito=-41.
Oteltin; C. RV Austin, atUrrlrDeinisd-
Resolved, That a Cbitiniiiiett :Or itiree?
be
.appointed to consider -the propriety of
;.,:, ..!:•.-::.::::;,:...F;.':'
, :1:W., , 4..; ' ;4ti:ii4 1 . '
.. a.:
puhlishinq the.nildresees of Mmes. Camp.
I lieli o
i tinnerr aitd Tibia. in pamphlet form,
- •
mid f foitml practicable, to solicit. their
spuitchcs for publication. [ooininitreti..,
' IVletifirs. 0. 11; Mini'', H. Little, and Si.
Piiteeri.]
,
1 ' . w. U. Trio 31 AS. Secretary
07- We do not know that *a exactly compe
1, hand the ' , lea included isi.tha 4th. .Rcsolution.,„se
above reported. If &signed as a moult r.riir:
hogeit iiiitim,,a o c on our part la cdocational in. forests. or sie an insinuation that ire hare declined
the pubilention of any ressronsbla or.pertiosent_.sr
tide bearing on the subject!' We be leave to en.
ter a positive.: di l ehlimer. ;Mlle ‘lB ;Wag least,
hoe always been open and decided ' 0 14 endorse
/4
~
s' L
ment.of Pie L;itnimon ?fiial . ~ . ..ystpp, Api t. mr .
dolly of this Teachers effart, ifiloch
:fith:Astaisi lisp:l4' will v110)10001 kier 4 l oth
*aerated' hititartnif y and efllcieti* rb ttleiryltesV.l'.i
-f
It; on the other Nandi it is designed to intonate ea
,unwillingness ma our part to do
,gratuitosts..w i l t
end;silvoritiins,:w.e Plead guilty
,and inicuil it
guilty fn` the ruturia We' are' died °Pita 1 nly
of making pack•liorsesi of Printer*, hi requirOlg
thous tolanor for nothing. and intend t o hredkrit
,
"up. 'Via not's() with . other businesdes..
As will
'sleight the publisher be expected to furnish, -his
textbooks for nothing—aso :%terclsent, to..furnisti
N. goods for solkinst--or the f,tfeehenli; to, Jul;
nish hi; hilow'ior. nothing, support of praises
worthy o'jactr.--a. to expect . the Printer 46 'ad.
yvoipe fl , t ., nothlihi.: ' lib,' tril Ohl , not :isitstnill to '
augur Olio molter: . 'The .resolutian seenfed In call .
fir come notice,..and we were hot Cum thiit we
comprehended its elm: De-this ,as it 'lilily...cour
..,,,,,lipns can du no . ,hmln.: The, Editors .of
this place. lii protect thsntely,pit finm .impstsitiou
in this reepect. some time Own adopted a rule to
do nn twitter itiatultdua'ailireitising 'fir iridlvi.fii
itht or'ssistiathms. That Weis iniperative,''Still
knows mu excePtinn.' '. • i , r .. 1'• • . •• ,
1 4 11 R RRAT SNOW STORM , AT THE
NOgTIIIVEST.—The eldeagn papera bring
us corbel's acenunisill the treeenrteirp s io
:snow storm in all thltt region of country.
Of coarse there was a. total suspension of
travel. Locomotives and whole trainvof
ears were hurried in snow, and the ptIRAIIIII.
gere suffered intensely from cold and.. hun
ger.— The Vhicager l'intes -of Anonday
last says.: . A
[piny Of four:gentlemen , who,left Bt.
Louis, for . this place -on the 'Morning , tif
Sunday the 210t.inst., oir Ilit r ehieagri anti
NI issl9lliVill Reilreath.reachad this city ' On
on yesier`day . attuning, having 'been 'eine
days en route. They ,were 'very • cations
looking objects , wheit they arrived hum
having been exposed for Me greater pit
ot this time to the( Cory of snow which
had been raging during -the 'Jesuit:ln days.
and were immediately, carried ,to the da
gnearrean gallery of William! Healer.
where portraits of.theliEtiero takes in, all
their glory of avow: and frost. .• •
'flip train in which ihoy,left• Allen was
forced to stop by the snow at or near "box
ington, natation on the O. M. R. R., a
few miles this side
,of Blootisingtott,-,
Here. thioy. , procured: rsidigh mitt sixteen
timothy, and started on the.:woy.for ci
ty. The distance is sew I`2o allies, aml
they bait tqtailic ilietiStWits64t.dt) They
passed tacniiitio*lnte 'wpm frianitd most
of dal way, tlniisew,theuon¢ition,ii, vehilli
tkr storm hail "pittedlt . terriofc.;, 7 -
From (kis side
'Pitilue, the Ilrifte sire,
typo reedy
,inoiirtnotintable, exepi by the
slow 'and tedious proCesti;of ptelt 7 axn end
shovel,illti- hare (4 0 ,, havi ng 'pack
ed the snow a n d rendered it as karil ire.
iii whichthej'ltvo iraina from
this city are sitte't, ultngenter Omit
eighteen miles i lung, and varies An depth
Item three to eight feet. At eith..tr end of
it were. io.litherett lurnino4ves . ,w Inch have
inatle..franiin attempt/ to- : brealt. throng%
null: wltich •Itivitt,g 4 lrnsan . aro, govantyl
p ky. 81 1 0 w1:•their elfinke ,
only slicking mut to show, where; they aro,
Tit t: rt.wAt. KRA FIJOIT)i'I3I SL:A
. , .
chit Justice ufrhe Sup
reme Court of Wis6osiii leis issued
liabetis, corpus in the case of 4: M 11 ieth
and John Ityerrail t recently convictedin
the Coked States C.itirt of M Iw'attkee nfa
violation of the l,rtVisionit 'of the Fogiike
81 q ve senfennedto fiue - acid
prisonnient. rho Sta;e Court hes lierots.
in question UndOri . -
siftinfttlial
.the rere,ipt of the
Illt the issuing n 1 'the 'Writ ill haheut
corpus at Mdwatticeealrubhn ottlel,ipkr hat
tritiktPtat‘4l4 • whibli:Sraimitiii4ritc , rtfn
i.eiwurin g the course of the federal author
toes; and couneelling rectointionery . action
in defeat the laws or, the, kanil, were adept
e`& frantic Trid Mid i.IY7
lircbed ti pun Bluth aridity e c hie If trio ult t
to $1',1381, tied to
outcry subscriptions, in iilintitailde toes l
deed toile 'priscdrers
coin pa iiied by a .proeess ion. or shells 2,0ti0
citizens, and atband &f music, to the Ma ,
waukee and Mississippi, railroad. They
are to have a hearing belorelhe Supieme
puurt:
.1
(;11113ACIO. Fub. p..,!Ple, Supreme Court
of,,Wieconsim
„hat. rieequitied.Booth and
Ryecratt on their unit Mr .hiding. he
.capti of it fugitive ~#l,e've,t on lingrotkude of
thrgcliiy in - indictment egaineV them.
Gov. Porzocx 'ANL) TII irfseottnAvom
fi
,nt.L.—lt is not ofuM title 'it 'penult of
thoroughly religions alinrecteigets debit:4
him office, end tvlien religious
(Are it tretptelitlY hippenit thnt , t
spr
eiottsness of polierinthices them to Telsii
the rigidity of their principles in livor
the usages of hishionsjalo earthily: We
are led toi.this refloctioulby rat imusitsiinx
eidetic converted with the inaugu rat ion belt
lately given 'at Harrisburg, A Gonimiteti
waited on 'Gov. Pollock , to escort ;him to
the, scene ,Of ;festivitfr. iiitP.he-pelitolY. in
formed them . that v lte 1101181 bAjil
and meek berexcused. was:ellen&
orged to .chatige, his decieion, „as special
arrangements pill been made ter.hlB reoeitt
non, and his presence at as confidends ea"
per, ; 1111 • b st,•, 4i/14 ;Illaliued, .skyi ng
Ihal i the driaUgilrents,„4lobeln tostle
cuuieeut or privity, oncl,,avii
Ito dotter npiltipg to qs clack . ex,petut
that „ alit.
ahe would attend he did n ot oce) P! l 7
der übligalton tpp , eatiafyy -it f3oiho l '-,otau4
`gtiiation' ti .or '6ll' 4,lilu3ilt yres
tfriee'' of the Gdfirmi." '
„
Am. Apt. ,vv)l4:oll.l‘Wrdnestley ,
fog, some 'officers' ofihe l / 2 111 Wlrd'hbird
the_ ery for 48'144 intim a heitse in
Twelfth street; aboseflombrit4.
teithr
Eliniih'elottifiti'i'nOin Staits,,and'benit•
lug diin ` nidai ' unnterc.ifolly; 'Thibffideire
Ott- ader4 ito Ahe Ainronjan disp . Jay.by
arresting both pertle TheYWere taken
before Alderman phitititer, who hehl tAent
fn o',llotl bi,tl each to' keep the • p , eit'et_q*
pity' a ppiinfl 'to have” ' pecullarnotiOrts
woman $ rigittit,,goiog beyond the' lifulis'ci
' - KlNpikirSTOilt',--:It is itztvd Shia the
stock of Col. .Icmitzfii eXpOditiiin bow
'pony has been 'His . share, as Com.
ma MeV id-Chief Vila' 'Governor •Genoral of
ik+4,4 01 )40011 8 ,14 8 a 1 4 tO I , iiO 4 )
of tlio value $f .5 ouch .1%00
ber of allures is 200,01160 FePitin nele
aggregate capital of tivemilltuns of dollars:
j;..i ~. .~1~.~
NM=
FERN
is ( n ' _,.
FANNY uAuuKIIDEOTYPED. — She is
folk 49 pr ig, !Fay ny.. Spurts curls like tzgirl
of 17. 'rhey are auburn—poetically so.
line itletio flashing eye, Nose between
tr ec o g roi At s oraan, ;ether Aprod : .lookiag.
Illteettit wiih a gee' delif-Equiteilin'ifitich
omco loripg.; : Comes of rpuge. ,114t1 !ale,
lint no business of ours. Lips Well" turn
-4r
e d,
~..,liasdicatise,,n( firrrinsajt.rather than
'of ga).o . ellitilisndSomiy - tlliselettnr !tole
c o filblince betokens a Wontiait -pflapirit
and nigh naluie..generally ; forst' fine ;
ch'est a model4.trot 'to be - 4urpapsed ; car
riage gracefulAindl,4titelv ; rather tail end
emphatically kettteal ; prety foot; ankle to
match ; hand i t stitiii4..,; likes to show it;
dresses in the 01 and, dash school ; fund
of rib ,lacea.; and millinery ; talks rap
idly,,.}}l), • e r itritty tiliti.oollianti—cutting and
last iiktind ak Lucifer fond of fun ;
hat '' .I!tjtf her.ielitiihrtit i iritils her la
i Ifat;:jtimpst , 'ltiktaily.. I L ltini.. t h red
ak r t iffis.rieeyer } Wore. eurlikir;te proud
n' ~. ....r. 4..',.*.).' ir:tii ; 0 ileafiia.o4 -14 a
flirtokte!,..tn..oleser ; in worth sgo,,cloo ;
w
ait by Paa,liad ink'; when pa`ssitig, the,
street takes eight eyes out of ten; on the
'wi u mlZ—wonderfill' wonian
. is ' Fiinny;—
Bostett biepatch. . .
Now logoott LAW tb;
Tegralantro . of Maine 'has now before it n
.s t orp, d airtngent,l4iquor law than ihe, one
~idleadvparnotd.,.,.The bill!bas been pre
',Pared'l7•Ti Neal' Thiw, atiti...'provides , for a
000 ,*O. months' imprison
went foe, theiteonnti, and ,t,lOO and
• one year's imprisonment in the State Prig-
on Tor, the third violation. No amino shall
lielfigninst ofrieere for destroying liquor.
I* .elotomon carriers are made liable far carry-
.••ingljquor contrary to la vv, and are anbjeeted
tn h finelor the first two offeneoa, and im
primitment for the third. It is thought the
~htl,l:* ill ppm
'Mom' I—Orde'rs were forwarded to
New ,Y,orkjr9ot Waxhiegion,.llo4ltl days
,ago, to eeize the ,sartlintan frigate "De.
gennesoehortly expected at that port from
Genuat vitth a large number of criminals
On- heard, and to detain her until an in-
YeitigatiOn - of the calm is had.
Salt Rheum or Teller.
T heretti certify', that mti eon Edward, (a lad
ten .yearn n 1 se.) wax, last September, attacked
with tialt:llllelm ,,. . Far feer•weeka tht , te, wee a
.1,0 44re - on the ‘l.le of his lace, extentlintrartMed
the eolith. phich diechareed freely. We tried
several nandicinea, without obtaining any relief
'At laat, we tried lifyiters' Extract of Rork lime,
"• which htelefferted a cure. Thews incompletely
healed, and hie general health much improved.
•• HORACF.I. WILL.
4GENCIEg.—S. ti, Buehler. and Samuel S„
Fmney, Gettysburg ; H. S Fink. Pleasant Hill;
Spalding & Brother, Littleetnwn ; Julio Basher,
eVmtiel Jr. I,Ower . 'n
issae. toarnillip ;,,Antlresv
'CteithlearV.Cinitii Mill tsAhrl T. Wright, Bendisre.
• vine to.lleenb Penney', Middletnyrn ; Jacob F.
Lower., Whitmnre. Mum.
itramhbre; Philip Hann, MeKnightsville ;Thomas
J. C.7enper. Franklin tp. ; Jacob Nlark, Caehtown ;
Anlhanch & Kpangler, East Bailin; J. Martin.
Il W Oxford ; J. R. Henry, Abbotetuwn ;
J a rx...g0,185fi -v-4111 •
IBALTIMORE
FLOITIR & MEAL —The Flour market is qui
tot to day. , hut stnady. A male of 9en bhls How
nrd greet in the morning at S 8 50, and on late
• 'A.41101 1 000 hide more at the Mme• price.. City
SI , IIP•nn buyers shove *0 25 *9 —end no sales •
Rv F entra gykle of 50 bids $0 per ldti. 'Cern
—• e g note cotiotry at $4 50 as 4 50, and city
=lid. et 54 75 per thi.
IP' A IN & SEED , ;— Whist—There were but
: , ..51111bur.bels of rols(rio white) offered.. We Tinto
an yeoterdny-whiro at 1 95 a-2 05 for
in prime: red do at 1 00 a $O. por bushel.—
..I,,ferieir 'lnto 2 to' 1 , 1 eentsless. Corn--The re
-eseipia ern light demand less netivr. , .There
m.o. 8 On° bushels in all offered, inchulintr 1 500
bushels of white at sin a Bt.cents.nnd n,rom 1m0i
.0%,411.‘vr nt RR ty 80 rents, mixed 82 a 83 cents
per bushel. Oats-There were 3000 bushels of
, f..red. soul Wes of 1700 bushels Pennsylvania at
•5t cents. We quote Pennsylvania Rye nominal
cut I 15 g 9120 per hoehel. for good to choice.
Veeds-A sale on early 'change of 2 20 bushels
now Trim Clover ill pr. Also 25 bushels choice
' newdlo. at $7 25. We quote Timothy at 325 a
-355. and Flasseed at 1 00 per bushel
PROVlslONB.—fleet-supply light. We quote
nt:StiS Mens et $l7 and Prime nt 1113 per
1h1: We quote new Mmulders or 7 cents. sides at
• 7i cents, nod 'hams at 10 a 114 eents per lb,
CATTLE —There were olTere,l at the
60‘. Ilee.ro. Prieee $3 tm to $6 00 on the hoof.
equal In $7 00 a 12 00 net. and n.orasina !65
Ito c otZ. igteltafesiit the;:ieelei werei"et $7 in
N.MaP.,% - .ThoctiCioa".. ii the ootileswire - ttom $2
to $4
. .
' • 'YORK Alt
n • ' Volts, Fon. 6, 15515.
FLOUR. por bbl.,from wagon*, i:N 25
. -.NV HE AT,.par bushel, 1 90 to 2 00
IYE. 1 14
CORN, .
0'
TIMOTHY SenD.Per'hunhel,
111',OVER SEED, "
PI,AX6SEED, • "
PI.ASTER OP PARIS, por. ton,
. , lIIALNOVER 31.181Erir•
• 114Navgn. Fmo. 6, 18116.
F1:01111; per hhl.. (rum wago/0 $7 R 7
W14 3 / 4 .41', Fr bushel . 180 to DO
'''/' 1 10
Cr]l .
77
47
•1 4 r.tiownt . 3 60
4:I,(IVER Sr.RD, 6 25
FLAX REED.
PLASTER OF PARIS,
M:A"R.R rD .
On the, tat imp:. by the Rem Mr. Roth, Mr.
HENRY WERNER. of Menallen township. and
Miss MARGARET CASHMA N, of Butler tow n
otrip.
On this 6th inst.,-by, the Rec..D. D. Clark, Mr.
ROBERT McGA 11011 Y. of Cumberland town
ship, and Mite EBIZt . ORA , of Hamiitonban
towqtiPar • - : ' •
On the nnth by Rea. Robert Johnston, Mr.
JOHN BRISKEIRROFF, and Mint SARAH.
~f4ughtprof, Mr, Devitt-ad aer-both of Strobel)
tttwnioPc ' .1 . I -
On the 26th ult., by Rev. CtJ. Deininker. Mt
. _DAVID GEORGE, of Adams county. and Misa
eatitAN RREI),4f York countri.'
itAlihS Stritlikir township. gnu.
Xr;trill , P l lo%. E. datraliter 'John and
Yff.r 1 month and 6 4aya. , -
1 this is Death, my innocent. 'tis he , •
INSlAlltinihatirl hat toitched the tendeffra Me.
s On Werfneatlay taut, in Mil place; EDWARD
ionNsToN, Col. - Hamilton ‘ Longwall,
aged-11*21retrnibittha ina 3 AtA , s:: •
On' the 6lat nlt„ Mrs. MARY - MAGDALEN,
wife, of Mi.: ;Rehr" Wirt& Stribian township,
0 0 11114 J 111 71seil Iminnths and 22 days:
A'i;stltareeitstnitg; Ra.onther29th ult.,. Mrs: AN.
~ t blita L SifEt4Yystifs.of , Rev. 8. H. Gieny, and
da'ughter of Mm. Smith, of this borough, in - the'
. ~ 28th fentrof her nor.
0: 1 1 . .0_ ¢lOLt 'Att., in this county.. Mr. GEORGE
•tfORAIRI-fted 89 genie, 8 ttionths'and 7 days:
:At. *OD: WANTED.
are Out of . WOOD,
and want some initnedititeli. Will those
frhinikewinliintend sending vs Wood, at
;o ii AT ONO; ! fr , 'Don't wait on each
other,lnt gond it in. No 4anger'ottoo
Annlivgirprovided it be good.
B LLTI , IIIII,I Fin. B. ISM
1 00
6 50
I 50
7 56
De Bilge, Coburg Maths..MtielinAin.
nen', Sack' Flannels, :'Bonnete and Bonnet
Latlies' Elides THU'.
Filings; '. l 4 7 elv,ete, Atlifields. .BJack Vette,
Blue do. Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs,
,Frerielt worked Collars,,Cattibric, inconet
and .Swiss Edgings,. Insertinns,
Sleeves, Mohair. and Silk 'Mini; BIWA
I,ace and Embroidered Ilatitlkerelyiefe,
13raide,Fans, GentlMmett'sColluni, cintitos
of all kinds, Ladieir.and
Gentlemen are requested to': oall and ex
amine our Goode. It a; illgive us pleasure
to how them; •
OM. f1.'1E154."•=4r
NOTICE.
ET,TE RS of Administration on .the
I estate of EVE CATHARINE SNY
DER, hue of Mottnijoy township, Adams
county, PO.; tlee'd, timing been granted'
the subscrilier,:residing ,in the 136fough Of
6eitys.Durg. notice is hereby given to such
es ; are ; indebted, said estate. to 044 p
paytnenf without delay, anti those hay.
tug, claims are sequested • to , present. the
same, properly authenticated, for/ settle-
•CONRA•D SNYDER, Vldnstr. ,
'Feb. 4) • 1055.:-.41* • •• •
::.AVgiIO4OIS.' . CF4IO,',PI4IY;
Lifit ,NotiCO 'to SObiciibers of
Stock ..
rill! E laot l ingtalq eet. p 4 tly...fuhsarip
-1 tioes- to tr;•; the :Ca • kis now
'due; and immediate • payment in •all, eases
is required , in fierier to the completrotiof
the improvernents''cintleinphiled, 'and 'tit
ilia 'meeting Of: the: eitgaigeriteiits'el, Ylie
Company - , , • •
. . ,
ALaxatinsit COTIZAN. appointed, Conc.
tor of the unpaid subscriptions,' will eall
trpon all in arrears ;mnd'it IE hopialThat
the response will make any further steps
unnecessary.
Devil') arc ready firti delivery, to all such
purchasers of lots as have not - Yet' kid
purchase inoney, and it is rillieeto that
they make Jiayinent ;"
The thanks date coinpany arti,isuder
ed to.all who have already made payment:
•
D.
H. J. STAIILE; See').' LL • •
2. 1855.--11 - ' ' '
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY;
ASPECIAL AIERTINg el the
. Adams County Agricultuntl Society
will-take place at the Ootirt.house, in Get
tyaburg, on Thursday; .the , 22d day of
l'ebruary. at 10 o'clock, A. M. The ex
kminatien of the entijeet, "The application
nr Limn to, Land;" '10)1 he cnntinucti.
JNO. M'OINLEY, Pie, '
.11. J. STAIIILR, SeC.y.
Feb. 2, 1855
ADMINISTRITOR'S SILL
Y virtha of an Order of the Orphans'
Court of Adams roomy, the un-
Ailiniiiistrfor of 'the,.
o f SAMUEL Wain:stow, deceased, will sell
at Public Sale, on • .
Tucvlay, Me 201 G (toy of February
upon the premises. the foll Owing, tlescqbed
REAL ESTA'VE, to wit: that
Valuable Lot of Ground,
situate on Clltamhersburg street, in the Dor
nLgh arGettysburg, with a two-story
11 X I C,X'
DWELLING .. HOUSE
a .BACK BUILDING, Frame
SHOP, and &EA BLE, and other imprisve
ments, thereon erected—the late residence
nI said deceased. It is a very 'desirable
location for either residence. or business.
—A LSO— .. •
Al the , same time and place,
I will sell ne rifoiestAil, the 'PEHSONAL
PHOPBRTY said deeeti,e'd,eitotiiethur
of n variety, •of Household Furnitum to
wit.: Two Stoves, •• ,
BUREAUS, BEDS & BEDDING,
Igo s, Cha I PS.
Clock, Desk, Bnok:Case•& Bon'ke, Stands,
Carpeting. ; also, a c klatltlle anti Brune,
Wagon,aoll I.lgneStOfiloWs,(Cotu * Drills.
Cultivators, Lumbers Castitt 'n.Vlow-
Stuff, Patterns; Tod*, Griniititone,Vbeel•
barrow, and a great varisti.,4 other arti
cles ton Onmerous to apeeify. Al6O, one
SHARE OF STOCK . in the Gettysburg
Water Company. , 1" . ;:"
. _
Sale will epininenee at:10 o'elitek, A.' M.
when attendanee crnbe 'fiedlehca
made know!' by -
W Al. 11. W ERO
January 10. 1855-1 d ,
OH ) WHAT A PILE
OF lEEM' COON`
CAN NON• BE FOUND AT
SCRICKS CHEAP CORNER !
J L". SCHICK has just opened ore o
• the largeit s prettiest and chespes
stocks of • - •
ffalt 8c talintet
ever brought to (4ettyshurg. ^ He invitee
the public to call, eXamine, and Judge' for
themselves-410 trouble to show Goods.
Ilic nett/ stoek etubraCes a very large
variety of
Ladies' Dress Goods,
such as Silks. Turk Satins,. Mona Dw
laines, Boinhazines,• Alpaccas, Coburg
Cloths. French Merinoes, -De Bakes,
Ginghitimi, Calicoes, &o.
In the line of G ENT LESI EN'S WE A R,
he has selected it choice lot of all styles
and prices :—Cloths, Cassimers,,Vestings,
,Satinetts, Jeans. &c. •
• Il is stock •of FANCY 'GOODS is alin
very tine, an lii d too nuincrous specify,.—
Call sod see. , , „
thankful, for past favors. Selc finl . I
ts
a continuance of public, patronage. lie
will always elidgiivnr.... to deserve it; by
selling good 'GOO Wilt the • inwest,lfv.
lug' prices.. ~Q uick Sales 'sod SSiall
Prolits,'' is, his 'dodo.
• , Ociober 27; 1'854.--rtf
LOA IIERE, MS!
NEW, FANCY. GOODS.,
111;1 1 AlL'e
DD EPPECTFULLY informs the Pt
.71...11!' to nt d , pent . leriten it( Ge;qatitirg
anti, vicinity that
,slm has just .returned
frpin Philadelphia with p superior ;lesont
mitt of FANCY GOODS Mt:letting some
beautiful new style
Calicoes,- Ghighams, Dei Laines
Silks, Cashmeres,
i .Prciretmilontil
ZOOTO.II.
u• g Lt Lls IP..
(aOMCIEOPATIIITO / 41
E i vrg.trn.p ; syntdd
,apactftiily offer pitagrvicep to, yhe.cti
izens of fie'ntker,syd,fe
in general.
YOlTfeti in BeildeWVille, who'r`ehe an
tiiiiestitanutid •Inif cbtleultbdOltilen
nde 01461;9141mill). engaged: ,
P`Benderiville,Ney 26. 1864.4 y.,
•
••, -.DOCI`OII- •
II &VINO . koca teit pormatiiintly
filo iirorelisional vier'
, . .
%lop/ ••ip i thc,oll . o e„ +, 4
PlCrePirknoniTrekideuce in York Stree ti
t, opfineire'fire`iPetk.fil • • ,%0 , „
oi April 28; 1854.=.1y. •1 1 , '
'
t.t,4"
' 1- Dr. T.I' f avvrente Hill' '''''
..,-
*
Fit , V . ' . I . n er A - ',lien ... b ers ;
hnrg..,,s treg .
t.iQiVe : il9f'the'lktikera
Church,nesrl79lPitte,o rßmna;:ftorf•
where he may, he.found reatiyand . vviVing
•to attelitlitoisAy,esim ; within the province
of the Dontist: Persons .tin want. of full
sets of teeth ere invited to call, :
REFERENbt§/ • 1 ''''t'
Dr.C.N.Dinr.ecex p Rev.C.,P,i,KIIAI;XsirD
!'Prof.
li,' li4lis Sir ./` i hit ifto IC 4 . '')
"'"'H.ll:llatime '`• li. L. Intiousii,
0
U. GILA IlillT, . l' H.A.Monuve 0117RO
Rev. R. lossairt . , ;I i ' . f Alf ir L..Srwvsu.
July l i, 1848:
DAVID wg.t?Ls,
, Alttirisey'nrt .Ltisw;
uAs At% STrv'et.nill's office,
'North', West ()infer Centre.
1 •
Sqttsie . . , , • •
lIEF'ERESTGE.--tion. 11addeui Stevan*,
'
Dec'. 10, 1853 • ' ' ' '
D. ,IM9CONAITtaIIY,
• , ATTOR A'E '.B7`
, (018ee removed to one eider Vir - est• of fluel;fer
Drug,tlp, Book-Store. Chem bersburg. street.)
.Illoraty anti Satirise*. for
Patents and Pel;sibens,
Bpd Aty,, 4: A (F,Wit rra te7 Daq);.-PAty
ireuirAd hire, addall'other eliiiritA Against
the Governmenr at Washregion, D. C. :
:den 41e . tirllif . Ottailllßl Engle:rid.) Land
Warrants located and quit(, or ,bough4ayd
ltigiteat pridee,
Ipr. Fain
„in lo‘y,it, fllinrde„ And
tither: Western ..4tates,; aittl'Agence engaged
locating W.arrame there. 4
ifi "Apply ts 4 111111 1. personally or py
letter...l , • •
nGettyebitig, , 1953:
V,beztom.
i • 1
1410TIFE is ;ere iy given to t►le heirs
1 11 anodjenit I 'represcidati ves
,JPSEP,II
KIICIIEINj, date of Reding' u!}citahip,
cotniv, Pa, tlCeliilf
• • • •
hdie hen, (hictitioner,) J f ii,1.1015.1!qp. 111li •
.Edts . ard Esther
terniarried with
..lintac Screw', &ceased,.
HIM nhli ititerinarrii.d wink William 11!cr-,
eakir' i •deeeh'fie'd,'N•ltir`giiref inieritiarris4l';With
Patterson, .deceased, and. RirhrfPd
Kitchen, :who were brothers and sisters of
said.tlecensed.t. Aso lie.clithiren•tijSaralt
Kill* a deceaFed.• eister,, to. , Rebecca''
intermarried with Saintutl , Vs tintsklel,
Sarah intermarried with John Diehl, Mar-'
garet King,Sintl'illAiltKinio4lso the chil
dren of qtepheit Kitchen, nileeeleed
er.; Out)
(found n lima tir,) who has Martin Getz.:'
for his Committee—that • '
AN INQUEST
v ill be held on a certanY limp°. Doi I 't
situate in the town of Hanaptoo. in the
Kiwitship Of Reading afort4aid, known op
the . gesteral plan of said to .. .. . as,
,f.ot, No.
42 fronting on Getlilabitrg street C 5 (cat , anti fiattlitli irt"ithiili 2fig ieeit'itri 'Maid, is
erected a t'le+idly"fibig:l4l'istiter•lmurtled
House, siiiiewrini•atorrAftetien attached.
4 , itit othei k ipprovaprem-oTotr/fAtictiraltriy l -.' , E') ot >Di oin cial ,
th ellinitr.yqf ' Fehrtithipiext.°3l - IrefWeit , - (1 , ';li .!•c , i".-- , . • ~, ; -
P. M., oil avidhwemisetf t -49 muknltarti. i If
. ETTElp.pt Administration nn 'the
non
.therFolfo antkatnon,cs , l kite heirs lintl " 1 . rano Ad SAMUEL WITIIEROW,
igarrepresentatiyas of said deel l uted: if< late of the lissupgllol fiettyrbutg.:Adama
the eadanl Will' inlet it of iriartilion without comity, Pis., deceased ? having been grant.
prejudice to or spoilingtlhe• , whole there- NI to the sikhlaiAtiet, resitlini In Pa yetsille.
of; but if-the same sell , not admit of such Franklin county, Pa., notice is hereby giv•
partition, then to inquire how many of the ; en hiLittirlt da ate' indebted to slug estatsblo
said , heirs it, will eronveniesitly accommo• ' make, pay ment witiout delay, and ' ihtlie
date, and part and divide , tha• same to and i kwridgelailthlere requested. lo Present the
among as snanv of them as the same will sadly?, properly , authenticated, for 'fettles.,
accommodate; hot , if the same will not ail-! ment.
miicildivision Ytit all without prejudice , to WM. 11. W 'TITER° Wy! didm'f.
or spoiling the, whole_ thereofohen to val. Dee.
.29, 035.1.--13‘,., .
tie'. and appraise the flame, whole and undi.. - 11CrIPJraimi.litisintrelanniiitidinit a
vided—w h ere of all 'persons in tetes ted , are 'bilirp"Psilitf.;crl4ll 1 4l0g ) lifidi ISt ei1,0314119-
lusretnotifieti. - . , •: , , , i: E4l . ll)ettrio, carreall upon V. Mtnainv,
HENRY THOMAS, Sheri ff : ' Esq., its i Getty i abu4; and pirkeavitleinet;
Shetifra Office, Gettysburg, i -, i • thereof . 1 1 .-14: P.. 1 .. 1, i. l 4
J a n• 2 f i t 1855 . , ,i ~ , „ : 3t . 1-4-4- 1 L,444- 4 --,-------24 ; -4.: ‘itl 4/ -4-L-44---,
l l ' : ' ' LAST.' NOTICE
__.
FAIIMERS,,IooIc to your interests. If
you want to get hock , the tnriney you
lost. JM
,iftl) yt. the, No rill weAtoorper of
thOiitßutul, 4ereiy!)4 yillpe,Nt inettst
2:5' per cent. and get the full worth of,
your moneyt.end where...you w,ill - no: have
• tt
to pay-Ydr those Who' 'don 4 t. L , ll , a,:y. 't, ,
forget to ' MO it Yon r rrniCey. 'Alen Ix
r
atuuatiythltrg ni(d "everYtliiey'tl f u lave
to sell.4 7 atieli nitIU'P'PEW' EGG* BA.:
C9ll. ,I4ARD.I.RA.GS, . and.:everything
you, think, will, sell-m-and, l l: wilttbuy.iat
what, the,yi are worth., . 1 ,41tt , call Aloha
People's Stois, • , A . ,
.1 , I 4 .. , i 1
•Wr - '"the Sfrink consists:, of . ,DR I'
GOO D Y, Groceries; Oleihittem,ao ; !o
iirtfii, &O.' '
Oeltyobiiric Jeri:'l2'lBss' ...tl' ' ' '
£O;PARRIEISHIP
E itftdcrslgneil . liVse Ibis - EI:4P form
ed a Co-partnership. under the name
mid style of: FA H NESTOOK. D.ROTII-
EllS. Hoping fat n•contiminnee of the
liberal patronage lieteiofore'ex tended to the
old.firtn; they will in minim do theitut
twist to merit , the, conlideneeleposed in
'both by ;be Publiv. • • • _
• JAMEB,I 7 . FAHNESIOPK.:
• HENRY. J. FAIINESTODE;
• , , EDW. G., PAIINEStOOK-
Jan. -1. 1855. •
. ,
IRISH 1 . /INDif.
3 1 t:ificp,Table . ,Tpw.
Drillinge--n . Argo 'tote
isle ,
,ratiO .( Rail Rota
E OF HOURS.
CHAN
r the Hanover Branch
Ito as follows':
%IRONS 0
'totitl.oniv
loavo Hanover at 9.15
, -tot'Trnlww
with p•.sengers for York,' •Ilsr
risburg, Coin na and Philadelphia; and
return tel Matt i tr with passetigeraffsom
Baltimore, at 1 .45 A. M, , 1 ,. :71
2d 'friliti`t;t4 'l . eave flanti'ver
,at '1.30
P. M., with'ri singers for Baltititore,‘ ar
riving.tlleri~:ol• '3O and, return iimidedi
ately
, ngerifroiXorit,,,Srol, at
4.45 P. M.l. t r I
ad Trikitit Hatioier ;at 'e P.
M. with' Plikiireligirs for Yorkiliiid 'iettrn
with Pabsetigert .frtitia , l'Beltiiiierii 'lit 8
P. M. 0 ~..1,10/ "
.Montlly, liorning extras will
forßil Mare at 4.ao;:' recitert r ,at 7
A. ,
• ..fEDWARD. E. ,YOUNU,•sigent.4 .
Elaitover,lMaroh ,••
. . .
' zzli tit '... vaTt;4346.. ,
:(..: tz tr. A ;i 0
JO H N VV. TIPTON. faihignable Bor.
A iiec rut 4ilir../he...,,yr.., et alltiolee
be f Ithil preparmiolattentl ta tlieleallt or
the people, at the Temple, in the Diamond,
'adjoinipg, tlitillJoetity Huilding. I !Faint
,Itmg 'experience, he flatten' himself thadie
can go throoglralhilieramilleationa Of thy'
Thilliofiii 4700aii smear' ~
with suet n t i s l
,in, ride degree o ,iii , a
4l'fileA;witli Vile . c;niii; eatiefaetiOnolitl
Who they tiiilin Wiliiir l elane to" the been
odeal elide riears.— He hopes therefOre,
that by, hit atiention to.busittees, and a de.
si
sine to,plea 'he will 'Merit at welling 're ,
oeive. a , libe Ishare.of , publie patronage.
The rick. wil, be attended to at their pet'
cl
,vate wbilingin ,': , ''' .' ' . ' • '' ' '
ZSTAST
Ir un
RE dersigned, has mnd a
rrange
- moos in open nn Agency to polypi
burg .for.the.nale of Real Estate. to Which
lie invites ilia:. attention.of--peramis ttish
ing to sell or purchnvb Farms or Real E
'slate. 1-faive provided n Rook id vilnink
will.bn rtiginieretl; (for it trifling feel a gen
eral description'of.such properties as per
pinta wish titdierore of at private sale.—;-
Theso Eltaikii. will be open to those deairous
of pitralinaing liroperty. Secrecy . ' ea to
onittershipoerins;&c.:4ill be' invinlabik
absernetl, when desired; ' •
'further necessary irifOrmiition
erin.he obtained:upon - applibation to' the
subseriber at the Aegister'r office, or ttt
his '' ' '
• , bANIEL PLKNIC
Auguettll.lBs4*
LAS (NOTICE t•
IN retiring from business, the subscriber
BL.'desitisdereltirn his grateful aeknowd
edgment to his friends,. and An public
ifbertqq.B.. , Pßtrri'
tie l d dtun peritid 01 Attiai,tet i cif
*Ceoltwir. add solicit for' his bona, in die
4 Yew the.ggserous support so, Jong
extended, to livo. , it la necessary that
o, butt Mega, plused, lie dicrgby styes
votive to aldpersossAnowing,ihstuselyea
' indebted ; to loin by. Rojo or othrirwise that
, secounts Imre been plarsd iii the hands
°I IL !GI .liogo f9reglieoikon,.
„to witomalf,perstms•inrfebted, w ill ;please
shake, int tpetlfroe imsynienl, , ;hopes
thtiwili be the LAST NidTWE required
as the long,indulgenee given them should
prompt them todiseharge their ol)ligatious
ingn9tlttorlr,, ;i
• S'A 141.11 FAIRS Er 3 1:994. •
Jan. 124855:
•,.. ••
•• . •
•All Ministrat ing. on' the
'LEVI e001C; 'fate "(if
Looitrior!i Attains' ciotttlY.' PO',
docaB'9,; frioVitit,' lira 'voila:LC to the
snittif4fbor, 'rfqtiattg in the sante township.
nytirg is.,hpyohy 'Op pt eutiti us nre !n•
dobteth 00, snit!, nanny ;to' PiirtlerlL
withoyfyletay,on4 those hosing, claims 4re
requctogyl , to, prest4a, the. slime, prppeyly
Outhentjnytkedi for tettlement.
,J4(',08 OREIST, .Bdm'r.
Feb. 2, 1854.-61 t
THE Books and ieinurits" Or A. B.
KURT have
,been
.placed in. rtty
itaplt s:fOrimuketiitite '9lleution,#4.notlie
is Itereby „givin to sli persons , iudebted la
ake psyen (tip oc teforuAturs so She
151.6 0 rOrtic,try next —after date
allunsettled.aceounis.kvill.be..put.in suit,
wjtbunqe,spaucto litteulifto
McC44111,t4"
fatiobt~ 10, tSSS-1 '
•
DISSOLUTION =,
ripHE partnersirip..liereto ore existing
betWeWthAVlSliitioterilini under the
name anti style of'S.falittestnek de Sobs,
is this slap, dissolved brlimitstiOn.
Versonti•indebted tri us will please call and
settle: as it • ity.tiebeiiiirP :that • our Books
shottill„ho . closed r Either
metnbei'til the Virus is aintiortst.trAtiuse
tlibt . nstnes of the Fain in settlingliteii ,
nen.- •, ' •
BOWEL' FATINESTOCg.'
JAM ES F. FAH NES POOL'
•: IiEWItIt J. FAH NES'I'OCK.
44% 1 t.'l l3 P s n ' 1. •
1 00 BOXES BEST CT:INICREA
TO BA.CCO.. in more and foti
sale by = • WM. BUEHLER,
?to: If Vratililia'stieet.
/10V. 24;1864,
• Almanact' ?s.
FOR' "1856. Halierstown. al th esan ,
,preabyt,er4p,clirietian, Firthei% and
lauitikt)er'i, iq KURTZ'S .Bookstore.
141 44; )
.81iltut"h" , Arffr
:
:11gEP7S . ..E.ND - MPEEMITBEIC)P4IMIU'i ..01.-....
, ;Ili-, it-3.1 . 1t•-•.;iiri .1.1
COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE ; Adams:Comity i.
y•P4 ..'
~ .
...., .t , kl..' ...: ....:. i ) .$ t . .
A GREEPALT . ,to an ac! of Aesembiy, entitled "An An:to raise County Ante, and lerior! .. ,r!qtAring pa iloyam . i cal
zilL or the reapeatiie enuntiee•Ao pdhpiti a calement of the reeeipoi and expenditttrt e yearly, we. the L'iirognlio(ows '
for laid Arily; trd ni follow,. 'to wit : from the fifth day of January. A. ,D; 1844 . .. to ihtete4tftiliVll Mail ° ' ..
report,, , , . ,„. „,,at;,ii,,.•,,... 1,..at - 44. 1 11:t tft
1135,5,—b0th dayo,,iriclutlod :, , , .. ~, .: '
-
e ,. . I.• P,, , 1,11 , ..t. 1.4 iif .
o:ncirge. yArnp id, ,Esq,,,lrr, r, i the 'fintrunissinnga,4lo account wit, , t County of
' '' 'Adams, as fulldwi: : '
f
„ • r. -, —,- ~ , s t ..?, ~ ,-G , ce.,, , : L..), ,-,,..,
Dr.:
lIMME
Warton, Aug., ,Jute ,Treas t urer,
fo 001nAnding Tates, awl Quit Rents in handirufl,
„. polhtotint,st litit settlement., : ' • 441 b
county Ratty and Levies wetted for 164 :
. , ,
: 91239 00 •
. do ,„, Quit Rimy?, 178 00 .•.
Cumbeilind toryshi?. •, 2184,02
Germany„ f'
" , , ,8011 26 • • ,
• • 0 0 3 0,‘• - , •i
Hunti n gton , • „ ' ,1159 80
Laiim re7Bo 28 •
" 4 . 1435 25
/Y.
"(I , 802,'47
n1011110p„ s‘ , 907 6 8,-
" ” ' 832 06
611 '
8111.1)°11 4 •
1838 (0)
►ceari
I , ll l °l I .1, • , 926
' 46 ' '"". •" ' , 657 . 11 0
MothijoY , . :$13 , 94
' t ..,1209 71
V 126
Bet*iekl 41' ' 1519 90 '
/ 404 + 111, 1 " ;;‘, 1
,; A B 5-1 57 I I
'Union, 1 1089 84 •
/311 1 4 / 1 4 ;'''',.;. ;CI . 1 87
. 6
, 9 28414 87
I.inin Mien Banit itini sundry?tierebbs, " ~•• 2,292 .83
Abatement on State quoin. 1854. 891' 88
Di s Mina fibrif Mater; Conti:46ly, r - ~24 00
Additions! Tax for 141154, - • is ,
112
Cash received. from .John Scott. Esq.. lidit'BlTijlt for
•• • Jurr leen and•tinen fur 1864. • , •.)• '9400 '
Cairli received (runt Deitx, (fiue,) , 20 00
'rases refunded do State, . • • • • 180 421
40k.' tie
• 4
TheTlutilanding County Tax and Quit Rent, appear to.be
• the hands of the folloiiiing Collettars, sifit
VIVRA. "coLuorroam: rowitSatike. I
1859. Baniu9ll3intiebrcker s . ,Ty rone, 95, 73
1852. • l'etetT'. Smith: Intimore.f . 84' 48
1853: 'John .IslQel. , .:-; Oxford,C " 8 •`ll .
Fisrel, • "'2 0 1','93
4.. George W Fitkeli Latimorei = • ' 55'
Jacob Noel., • • • • Motinipleaein 118 94
ti • • .George ;Brown; , tßeadiMi,* 7 • - 183 1/3 -
854. ',Ephraim ..111artin: ,, • • Borough of Glettyshutit 401 60
Hugh McGattgliy, -, 870.78
la . • Benjamin Landis Germany, ; 131 36
ismes,Robione. • Oxforti,l • 172 68
Johii E. Hetkas, Huntington, ••::686'10
Michael:.B.ltriier; Latimer., 11$11.18
• Eli IL A. Moore, Ltberty t 105 47
Gluorg2 itaniiitUn,•, • 107 68
16 1 ' didin ' o `Minallen,t, •• • ,227 , -95
Jacob:King, •,,• .Btraban,t • • ' • tom pgt
" Joseph Hartzell,. • Frankliu,t • •i • .223
Joseph 'Klink, ' Conowego,t 277 07,
Comad lireOin; „ .T.vrone,t - • 17,2' 30
1 ' I , Ja'inra' l Wl Harr."` . '375 00
Henty' Heinlit; . ••623
Saina6l tlvailltiltzer; ' 1 Reaiiing.t ,‘ • - - 828 85
liaaer liefidck,* , oo
- • .169 Bei
333 00
~66676 Bis
Hainihonban an 6 Freedom had' paid in full before Settlement.
Those rharlid "blue haVe'rineallaul in full. Those marked
ihug'(t) . tuive , since odd in pirt. ' .
~,: • ,
h •t: • ef4',4
• TO THE HONORABLE, THE JUDGES OF THE COURT OF C:O3 , II,ION'PLEA4OI , ADAMS CIMINTT, ,f. ' O I ~,` ;‘, ` l
I• • "
W' E, thel,ttedeieiiited ? duly elected Audittini to Settle end adjust the publin accounts of thal s reaeormiand gampiitildol/011 gthe
E,
said Coutny been sworn or affirmed. acitording iti law, REPORT the following to be a getter4. 1 0 1 644 1 1106:4 2 61 1
accoants trom tile 5111 day, of January, A. D., 1854, to the 2d day of January' A. 'D., 1855—both days litulustre.. , t .INA
George Arnold; Eiq:, Treasurer,'and' Commissioners in account with the ConntrOf Adams.
IDr., VIIT.I . 4 ‘ 411:3 If
I. 3•1 10 .1..1; 1. ;;; t? 1. Acitmomin•
,00standing Taxa lost, ,1850, tt..,
• • , 480 , 4••; 0tc,4115
• II . , 48144 , • .L•cogi•oi
•, ~ .18541, t . 4 a ifLOPA-70 ,
Fees,,, t , 1850. :11`
,14 4 4110
44 41, t
,; 1 §¢2,- ~ • ~; 4.01‘1,) IMO . (1 1 0
lASI 11 vAt• • 1658, ' 104.,Ap
I • •'- I * 74 ' . 11*: 11041 - 1 frw. b 0 26
WI() :Eluittititiortr, 1850, ~••1 1 5 $
, -. l .*h 1864 12 Si .
~,,,,s 'ilf3V4l # 2.T t Z [ills "
."• , 1 4 .1 ,f .1 4 4 . 1853, lts 70
1 .)141“ , Ir te " ly18541" ":f• 4 'AA "1" s
Disbursements on CputAltordeitsitta tett'B
TreabilteAmninifoilor t• .41,1 ,-.; . •
flasith frimdruf 'fretuiurer, :108 • 6
'l 9
580485
nom.S.;arp;
To ostili from. T. , Worren. Esq., late Treqsurer, , , . 112509:68
Outsmoding Tax and Q101)1 43 04 in 'muds of Caeitors, 4418.24
Amount of County Tsx.assesso for 1664, 20214 87
Loop. , from, Bonk And sundry persons, f )2292 as
Abatement oa Slam .qmns. 1854, 691 99
Dividend flAial ;Water Company,
Addilitnial)..Eax kir 18K
Cash received from jam. &on., Elq., late Sheriff; for
Jury fees and fines for .-11354, . I.
Cash received. lrom.L. Veils, fine,
'fax refunded to taw,-
.VlV`d
• •:"? L.%;l]
WE. the undersigned, Auditors of the.Onnhir Of 'Adams, retintiylvailiti. eleete4i and sworn ; in ; purausrms.4 law: Ogpti*,
that we met; did ,audirceettle and adjust, arcording to lair, the secoitrit thell reaatirerand Ontsthierionerl 01)144 4 4 iiiiiY•
commencing tin utte.thh day of JantiaryoBs4, and ending:on 'the of January, 1855,oth.days inclueiyel
count, as settled above, and'untered of record itiftettleitient Book, / in the o)mnd...illumine o f f i ce of Adams'enuuty, wrppl„and
that we find balance due to the County of Adams, by George Arnedd: 'FASStifeir of sail!-Comity ,in cash, of Three Thousand
One Hundred and Three Dollarsiind Cents, and
~ quistimklittg tges, Fire Citit ti.Mirer);:philAtiventy-
Five Dollara:and Thirty• Fire Cents.
,JOHN,IIIP4',ON..; '-11
1 !! 1.1 •;, tuß 1 ,11,S
slit, ' gots."' •
Mil
(11/)1 1 4 1, 01ilt101#41111 1 0C11.
QTA'rENIEN'f'of the Tax on °Collate.
I ` 27 "etal receiSed by Daigint,
PLAKi. 'Req.; Register of Adam, county,
ilturing the . year ending' Nov, 30, 1854.
Additional tax from Estatit'of
John Duncan, decd, $255 . 64
ir• r- Letitht,M'Neely, 849
'.‘ -; ' Miller, 15 00 .
Sarn'llmytli; 19 181
' 4 6 ' H. Oierholizer, 109 25
4.' J;dr..111,. Patlerann 10 . 4 50
5 00
Marg. Rhnl h,. ' 28' 75
WBarrOng 12 50
,
. Harriet Diehl, 45 72
,
- Julia A. Eckenrode, 1 97
km's .
41
So = i (1
'• .Peter Kitchen; 11 98
4t •' Miry 51Tonnel, 95 00
4 ;90phiKiipheit, 142 60
': • • ~
I , 444trieY res,-PAQ (tic
:.• , I
Pep cgp4.,c9maliiiiagi -.12 43 t ,; •
i ! .., •• 47 4$
i „liskJltiliance... ..i., ~,, ,-, ;...,:„ ..,.. p.7eit,-,lol'
.
rob.ir. i. ,f. ~- A vi7ROARe, stud .
rob. s, tees.-4b ,44 at
MEM
Ts l. .:AlJOl::.tiiitigi , jitEo4(iitt:'
l A a.'e.~ ~~.a~
~i
94-.00
• SQ:OO'
4.185“12
in 530465 99
REGIsTER's KOIIC.
NOTICE•is hereby given to •alli Lep-
Wits Amtl, other persona concerned,
dint the lithainieration ..9cralmts. herein.
slier mentioned; will be presented at the
Orphans' Court of Adams county. Cordon;
firmatinn •antl afiovrance, ou Prestiey Int
27th day Of February ace, . ,
3. Sorntil account of Jneob Elhatily
and. John Sheely, .Fxrculflia 01 . thelmit
will and iebtanionioi Nicholas Sheely, de
cexised. :..!
4. Second account of Thomas Envie,
Testamenisty, 'Cruatce tinder the{ Will of
Throne s Hints. Sen., dechaked, Of llenry
Dittle, Peltti Hiltle , Thotriat:l3ittle..
5. First anti final acuotitit of A lexamfer
COhrrith Administrator of Frederick L.
Smith, dece'ared. •
8. First ac.count of i. J. Kohn. Ad• .
ministrator with the Will annexed of Ittlin
Diehl, denesied. '
7. , First and final, account, of Alfred:T.
DomainAtlinintstraior of Conrad %Veva
,
er, deceased. •
8.. Third aenOunt OfJacott,Diehl.,dit'ar;
itian erJohn Lasina Elighl . and
Daniel Diehl, minor chijdren "or Dithiel
Disbk deceased.. ,
, tifnetd Andlialacenun;ni Chris
hen Bebtirer and Lewisile,,,lSOCvet.....ll
- OroCie 1.. Snhriver,dged.
§4f,
n4ji
Ton ass 46
DOLLS. Arrif .r
•
~ x l9 '69
• ..i
' . ~' ' , 'ily'Nfife . 04 , tofitlltin airelloVitc'to wits r
--
By
audit iig' ind'atntln ` i . pub i lir adMoit: '
~, 41,00
R..G. •sircregry;Emi.. Alaithi;iip94ool4 , da
,‘ •- Cita( to audit pablittolriciFas .1,..-, al; 11 ;JOi.e ri 16'00
esseiNfirerity, . - r: r. •• :''i ' 41 , •, a . 486 00
Clerk', wry, „ s •-• f •,. ~, „,. ~. ~1 ~,.1 ~:; ...,
,1 fp° 0 0
Conusehlees and. extra *Unit:" ''' ' ' ''-' - '''. - :''''''' - ' l i'lls 00
Fox and Wild. Cat , scalPti,l, , '', "' '_": :',.' r ,' 1 ;', ' 42 82
Abatemettl toCollectors o(s pr4 cent, xlooo 67
%Aid Ai stone coal and'hauling.4lo., tospublitthiiittOopria7l 16
Repairs at,puklic buildings, ite., ..., ~': • ,11 , ;vi 109'66
Notes and interest paid Binfert - hil'attitdry Pottiotta, ,, ':l- :4647 99
Tax refunded to eutidry pereiniii ' ""` ', ; ;,: i ' } ''':' . 139 87
Treasurer-of Alms House,. , i , •-• ':: ,
~;',
41 _ 11f.10 00
Quit Rent paid to George Ilirne ' . Delis. . ' ' - 4.00
Sheriff's' Bills of Court COll6. • 1 ,•1 ? ?AAA • A . A , A lliAi ,' L 10'27
itund damages and datnige view, - , ' ' t ~, ,1 ;,-.:,••• 00114110
Genera: Jury and ,'Fip Sta vas' pay, , ,- „:, ~,; F ~ , I ,ISIOPAO
I Grand Jur y and ,Tip Staves! pay, „ ~, ~I i 11 , 17 , AO
. ~, 'I. , t.`.r0.1..! • ...7
I n ,‘.
Court urier s pay,, • ' ' .. . r :11 'Ol 1‘ . ' , .d , t.',.•08049
Justice,and Covetable fees fur committing nglanlesit i.0t ,, ,1 11 1, 1 17
Prothonotary*, ,Register and Clerk offSesoiouth i .ress a , -,.t I /14 , V
Conveying Prisoners to Eamern, Penitenliaty x ,,, ~,,:, - ; ;I:19 v
Certificates of , Copstabler' returns; tt.,i ~, , .tt k fict-40
Printing and blanks.' Jtc., I ,- ~ ~-, ..,.. qfl .1 /I 11 '
•. ' :}.. 41.04 tt 1) . .i. if ty
Officers' , pay at. Spring Election, 4, ..: .
Directors of the Poor pay. -', ,, ~,,,, ~,..;:.Ir o o
JR°. Scott, Esq., late Sheriff, amptuoitingiums, l PrJOeiit l l ' •g
Officers' pay General „Election,„ ,„- ,
,' ..„ , ~ „t,, „; 000 t
Repairs of'Bridges. , , —,. ~ ~, ~ i . ~ ~ ; 0 , ~ t ~ 4 .,‘ - 1./440.:7
• Atitaliatit Reeser. Et q., Commissioner's t psY.ll . . 1 ‘ , i 0 ;1 1 1"
t i
John,llltckley, Esq., , " l', ~ .'.;,. q
lJames J. -Will, Esq..; .;; 7: ~
_”, ~,,, , , ~...„,, I *
earont.r and ,Instiee'l ( easfor,,lpqnksittomp,•,2 / 37 :;,, ~, , .A 6
Jailor's fees for keeping prispnersand ,Tujnicey., ,‘„; ,
i
IJan. Chinaman, pay in full nti'Mpirsh Creek BriOget, i , i flt„;
jouae Riot tzahn do. ?;. , 9protorn c reek 0rii.1ge,.,.11 ik 00
Keeping :Prisinie're. at Eastern
,Penitenttexyi , , t ~, i f g,; . -, ),
1
John C. Ellis, Eaq., in .:rust 'for Purvey o' 1 katp .',;, t ., 7k
1 . , . Road from,Gettyaburg to ,i,luck Netitqra._ 101117 I.j ,6,)'1
easier cousoy. otte•thirtl, of enpre, coat ~ being,' ,,,,,;,. . ,r'
. payable bv, Adams c unty, as, per „Act ,f 1 1 , 4.A.,.,•11 ~,4i
setntaly, ~ „ , - .., 1 ,4, ',, ~.<, ,;,1 1
424
Netlicill attendance on priaoners, P.
! '.IVV
StatiouttrY and Postage for Office and CouqrktoMis t ,t, i,l
. 41,0 7 '44
Eximeiatiun to Collectors, • - 20b 03
Vollectnrs,' fees - 994 47
Cittistindingtai and
Triptsdrer's salary,"
Balance iiihands . cd 'l',
I ,1 'I 1
• ...%,, I'7 " ' ''' ''l, r , Ir, si-y-4 rl: 4 ..?4 ,
. ~, ~.,.,, ~ .—• , • ~, ~
_, ,A.
~ , ;COI, kC ' ik r
IN O TESTIMONY thlit - theTo'reirfiliertiterdeftivf Rate add
~i , i Expendittires eiFhibitel at thja Of ?fill i'ttlter
q
Ae
r, 1
-from and compared `wild tie it'riginal't*:tiiiiitilg p 4tljia
brinks in thiit ' 01Vi.e.,, ore' lieve it'ettianto ani.itit hand',
,
1 , ,i r , • . and affixeetlie ilea' of said' Of6e at Giittya!itritOltet
second day 'of Januar,Y, one i hntie'lind eight hendted ' and Arty
five. , .'. JOHN MICKLEY;' ''"" '
JAMW 11. LS, ' ES' J. ibeilinitaitiAileie.
}
EOIME HYERS,
Attest-4. AvarixNeAuon,' '
- , „
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41)71' ;
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.., rriij i;ulte
)1/1
at 'ill m
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.First snit 6nal • a peogui,4
'Thomas. Guardian of 'Usury
;Mary A.. E. Quiektil, minor .children
Q(Retirge Quiskuti I,b
.1 1 V M. F. WAI:TER....Regiasr.I.,
itesiener'sorini.gintyidaug.2 ..1?
.4
Febniary's, 1864.
~;
4 .i .14"
CA bed
premises 0f.,41e .
hes ea the ,0 13 1 1 Yellimt.: , •
Mad, one mile East or Faun. i,
fitarrihnebent!p„ a „ •
FlVlFElRi 7 :Borposid to *3
years 111 rl, of a white color, t wil.lll me can
and a (ilie 'epeisjihout4hri heral.--
Coraetabrout tix weeks age. The E mflr
is' reque;sieil to prove 'tiropeilrty. q!kr..
ger. and iiitee: her miser; etherWite she will
ba dispoved 61 according tb her;
e: C. • W4KERf'
'Feb. • • • '
LAST WO - :
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1 4 . n ' g WOflieridee lakell lib MOO Of
'' wi giviiiii nisieloi '' *at'lliiitiff his
Books anti Notes !sib"' , ..," , ' lli.
Mc.Ciesc, pip.. reit: \` ,i, ; , ,
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Oasi,fittlitt*KY... 4 %.; iii,'•:. \y am
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