Crises, Lynch Last and Bier/.
none hi California% -,
Tbe Calfornia papersabOunil
,with ac
counts of crime. Murtrers apptar to be
of anon daily occurence. Lynch• Law,
too, is carried out freely and freqinntly.
We have before us eeieral acnotintsi—
Tanree Mexicans and-a German,'-eliarged
with horse stealing. were recently arrest
elli-etar Hill's Perry. tryed by the Lynch
code ' otnitell,hung, in a row, Six Smini
irdshed alert been arrested on Fgate creek
osioospicios of having 'murdered 'Several
Chinese. but as there was no evidence a.
pinta theni,lhey.esesped wish their lives.
11,,ALother_case, however, a man named
IfiiriTiy was bung by the mob at Colontbi.
lie lira charged with having murdered a
diesels. ...Atter .his execution,..l reaction
took place in his favor, his body was ex
dsised end buried in due form, in a cein
isony..:., .Iktore his arrest •.ho 'enjoyed an
Itsudeable ehareeterennd had may friends.
ak%-itieeting was • alSa held' at Chinese
Columbia. when his execution
mail denounced as downright murder. and
libe•-osseing ibises(' itself to secUre the
pemisinieut of those who participated in
WI illegal execution.
' - ': - IV:ii,;:lscsixtotts...7LSome weeks since
iwt ° Americaneagincer arrived , at St. Peters.
litiir4with`a cannon.of hisinvention, cape
-14, it is said, of *dnipg tremendous dam
lie.' He `was
.adn4ittetl at once to show
tavenfion to the, emperor, and orders
lave . been . issued to the foundry at Si.
Petersbuix to prepare everything for a
trial. • At the same time a model. in wood.
;Iris sent to Slataouit in the Ural to hare
cisi'Made: It is said thit the tinge of
this gnu, which is oblique, is more than
114000asetrest Which. if true,' would ex
erted, anything hitherto known. A new
seaskei 'kali* spoken of. The founder
4e* st.Slauoust and -Tonle are to furnish
mewl thousand by next May. _Jacobi,
,toe inventor of the submarine infernal ma.
,bides,
ves .has, it is said, discovered the
.seemairot throwing Congress rockets ant!
Mbar projfetiies to an enormous distance,
Mlttgreat .surrtds is expected from them
Against :the fleets. The goverment has
Aced- the.-arsenal and fooodry of . St:
Maisirsberilt she..Prefessor's disposal: to
malice* experiments. : ' ,
Seats It said that
impression prevails. in
infaie;eirßdi that a hernias I difli'cUlty,
impending between England . and Spain,
44C1C41041111 nf- !Mimeo's case than
:Aageapsespf,Apaiit's failure to :Itet p; her
-uienk dm- eoppmesion of the Slave-
L lamip s that the real put
z,p9sie at the British West Indies squadroo
JgastAsiforeacts to Contingencies likely to a
_gattamo:Spain's
_failure to give the security
$0114544 future , performance of
.k.g~tiiga.- The interesting question
i mmat u erhatside. . Lome Naroptom
!Wm if,afigamlties , occur? : Shrewd: men
IyolS;gnftpliltelyaiat;he,would ally him
_felf,to,Spein „against °big , pres9nt ally.
- -
rift— • t
Viterartiratis Inina.--By the recent
fromlotlia; appears,
.thit while
are Making pretexts out of in
e'essnrierrons fo a r annexing whole kingdoms,
are 7115,0 . at work stirring up
trouble in Persia'. "'threaten "to give
governmentlloll2o trouble.
Calcnita :Englishman of the lath of
...ftiiisber. speaks ; of reports of ate allied
... - Ifiasstaa,sad. Persian, army in KUrao,
Where Oej ,
,had, conquered a cirels..4
,twenty 'miles of Country , wine buntline
ssiforipsithlind wpeld doubtless start to
e fornithast of Drina!' India:as Bonn as
1,14% contt:ler,ed, : themselves in trimfor a
Matti` *lit Ltoti.—The .Grand
- 114104.RiUstintine 'seems to have some of
ttlidTti U d- Voidness of his father,
,the
‘Nieholis. It is' stated-' in a
114ritriodiser.ihe Payit.in a litter from St.
Petersburg. that in a council 'of 'War his
proposed - IC arm, and equip the whole
fleet of Cronitadt; Refel and Sweaborg.
. 8 6*Tube4IC-302006 men of ;picked troops,
,Ysio ptopitious hour, to force
p lealisime,througia, he allied squarone, or
,awalt.tilitte departure, and the moment
• ilth:Ste Betio, to etrect a landing in
or England. The Etupress oppo
, , al'ettleßrise and the Emperor heatk;
silvire. It is said,howev-;
liebas,again advised it, and that hie
- .W•alikiftaihe,coniti sack , and hurn,Lon
. ,
Lon
trues. or bury himself' and his troops un-
AVM riklll 'of the'first Com-
Nhatletilid , :trity'Of the how
sottut,-asar be. Only grissip:
gNot.iND --'- Fourpeir-
Piolat.areie - retwittfy'•arraigoird before the
c apagieuutfee of Gloucester, England, eiter
iwithinebbiog and ejeetinghv violence
311 - orinonite lecturers from a building
in which tlicy were holding forth. rfib
charge was tlismisscd , on the, grouud,that
tire;ihsettiiie promulgated by the Cotuidain
del '
an a eq.(' of , po sgarny—was eon
.Ansntsus;-Litte satires from At*
etralis give snot encouraging• accounts of
sae progress of the gold productions The
_sents thbryear; a p to theist of Sept
amourteli to $9.500,000; and
--iiiii;etxpettedi before the.`close of the
..sinden.instth. to reach A' ta,000.000. •
1- Rica Aroutsrrton.—A, letter in the
sigteii—York Washingtone nays
7 4iliss - repw from the Messina, Valley. ete
o ewiwedie tt erjuteresting,, and the, private
42104445 t , the , . ilitited Stile, official. see
.wotatr their publie reports, twice ; over.
-‘llllie.whokt country is no vast Ore field . :
eiver.sOper• iron, pieLintt, gypsum' and
6-‘ ol 4:is west beds, aboutul in every direct
-aim, sad *rein the richest quantities in
-111averieute along the Pecos, and up to the
33d parallel, which bad been titooght the
poorest section of the Rio BravO Valley.
,VALISIIN 'PLANS IN er.NTLIAL
Cliitit.z-4 plan has already been sorted' fur
lelee'nerival of the Old Central American
. Confederation, which is likely to be sue
.wtieerei.ilooduras. and San Salvader
the isivitation of deneral Walk
erout commissoners to Nicriragus,
v i ew prepositions to that effect, and
Wino , Lice accepted them. This invita
tions is le ba natended to Costa Rica and
G e m e e ee t e , an unless they accept it;
t h e k nee
of the three other combined
Aiate, g it s said, will be used to compel
I b eee ..,_x i i s 60 b e
. re g e t tled as an act of
if t h ey re f use . Walker'. plaits
alnlady i extended to a ll Cenirxt America.
• •
Prism pork trade
-rnore—lively_in.Cincinuxtilban
for 'emend years. At several
aitiltholholante Alaimo hundred hogs are
WIN dludyi aid if all the establishments
Salt
resin-phrptionoti are put in'operation, at
Ilaminennt-eser twelve thousand hog.. are
shigiamned time. .4sityw iiri sow
*my hish. bnngiii.l VI cents per potted
Set with an upward tendency.
Tllg STIR AND DINNER:
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CETUS NOM.
Friday Evening, Ilee.-7, 1855.
I hope we may find some means in future
of shielding ourselves from, Foreign iatlueneta.
—political, commercial, or in whatever form it
may be attempted; 'I. Wish: Orenv•vrtre an
occanof fire between this and thoold world
JrjThrson. . . , •
;nee! Int 01 C01161'0141 '•
Wj'The first amine of the 44iit 'Con
gress opened on Monday hut, as per re
quirements of lair. A quorum appeared in
both branches, the House being unusually
full The Senate was 'called tri Order at
o'clock, and the Senators elect sworr,),,Aen
that body adjourned, most of the Senators
repiirinkto the Hall of the House, ttiwit
neer the attempt at Organisatied. - '
At noon the House w a s CSIIOa4I3 order
by Mr. Forney. the clerk of titellast ses
sion, and the roll called. 225 members an
swering to their names. On motion of Mr.
Janes. of Tennessee, it wail determined' to
proceed to ' tie election of a'
op e aker, oittq
•
var. The Democracy bad, in canans..de
terminted to• support Mr. Richardson; of
Illinois, the mover of the'Nebraska Bill in
t'ho House, As the Republicans and A
mericans had determieed to go into tho
election, withotit caucus nominations, much
interest was -manifested as the election
progressed. The first ballot resulted as
W. A. Richardson, ofDlinobi, (Nebraska) 74
H. M. Pullia:, of Pennsylvania, (American) . 17
L. D. Carniibell; of Ohio, " 63
A. C. M: Pennington, of N. Josef, "' 7
H. Marshiill; of Kentucky, • BO
N. P. Hanka, of Massachusetts, . a 21
Scattering,- • • •• • 23
As 113 votes were necessary to elect.,
tbree,idditiptia,l bigots,. spire had. without
9ffecting , election. 1:1!..tho last ballot
the vote stood: ' .
Richardson,
CuTnpbelL
Ban.
Penult!Aug!,
Mars
Fuller, ,
Soitiering,
There being still no electiv, the Henke
adjourned.,_ -The southern Americans vote
in a body,for Marshall. .• •
The President'ii Mentege; it is understood,
will not 'be printed until ordered by Con
pen, being kept open to await tho latest
despatches from Mr, Buchanan. It will
be readin both ,Houses inmanttscript. •
On Tuesday the House' resented its bal
loting!' tor Speaker, without, effecting a
choice. , Theminth ballot stood.:
Richardson,
• Marshall,
Banks,
Campbeil,
Pinnington,
Fuller, •
Sksitten"ag,
Theo beineno ntitthio, the',
ourned amid much excitement.
.mingled,
however,, with gond humor.
..The Senate elected Rev. ROBEILT C.
DEAN-Chaplain, on 'first ballot, he' 'receiv
ing 23 ` voter "out 'Of' .Archbishop
Hughes receives: one vote.
On Wednesdap;rhefionse balloted six
times for" Speaker—the last , resulting+ as
follows ' " " • '
• '
CarniXeß,
Richardson,
Blinks,
Fuller,
Marshall,
so94erfrigo - . ;
There being no choice, the House ail.
journed.f Smiate. Mr. ! Hale 'sub
mitteda i•clitiesting the' rt6i=
dent of, tije Uniied States do thd
Settate ; Relher ; he hosFeceiyeitanyol49Rso
of sueh resistaum to the.execution of the
laws in Kanias as to require the leterven
'tied' Of 'Military for 'the preservation': oi
iestoratieit, order in that Terri
toryi. if so, to,lay the saute, before the See'
',Also..copica of any' order that-may
have issued for the employment of a Mai
tars'fOreele .
!' I.
OUR FOREIGN RELATIONS.--A
despittch . front - Witaltington: on ' Monday
states that'the itdvices 'received epe
steam cc Miami o : ropment our atlstra aith
Eitirlaad.to be , .unehaoged since the bailing
of the , previous , ateameri , . Mr.fi Buchanan
says That Lord - Clarendon and the- British
Cabinefirre endcavoringtoparch up a reply
Comic goVernmenes communication in Sof
ercnoe 't# , chef violatioit (Winn"
'finis byßtitikh . agents, ra'r4tic if possibt
nob ,isorrid Mir siisiltrliltics and at the
skmotticae,sibield Mr.!compton.
opt4rhe Itoteign partir'!iol4l their Stile
Convention mi . the 4th
. 4,MarCit 'Reit, to
nominate candidates for Copal Commission
er, Auditor General; and Surveyor Gener
al. - We notice that Mr.' Datotta of this
place, is gashing' (Or Saditor General.'
' lig"The Comptroller of Now York City
has submitted to the common council ki t s
e gorgatee for the expense's of the city for
1856, making the tax levy, exelasive of tho
rece ipts from other sources of revenue.
$8,475,000, an increase of $632,000 over
li:J'The Now YDrk ultual has bun
closed by ice for the last .tight .or ten slays.
On Friday nearly 1,000 boa's were bound
in . the ice between Utica and Lit tle N
'IB)
a distance of 22 nailee. I
trious Holm...cues, a respectable citizen
df itanheini - township, • York -county,- wen
thrown from his: buggy near Hanover on Sit•
urday list, and hi° body so much mangled
and disfigitred u scarcely to be recognized.--
the horse 1.434 ftight and in r iT ijng 4st!bed
the begpstrainst A tree, NrAtfacker may
possibly recover, notwitiuttatitling the severity
of his injuries. • ,
' Exciting News front Kansas..
A disphtek Vein St. Louis of the %Oth
ult. atate't that accounts had been rec,Oived
front Indepeothmem; to the effect tint; a
collision, had ocerritd betvicen theiFree
State men and their:opponents. Coleimln,
a pro-slavery settler', had killed ono of tii•
former, when a mob , gathered together,
drove him and other pro-slavery settlers
off, and burned their houses. It is further
stated that, Go,. Shannon; who goes the
whole . 6guht,:for lavel7, " lhttri IP : li ed ) T lll .
the tallith, and ;hit' v"oltintee4 from In
-1
dopendboce;lVettion, St. iroad I, atid'otti:'
. Crer idiasouriiierder4town.4,lbad gene to of
fer their iiirvieett+ to the oOveriiiir. :The
litfotle of LiWietien, (the ittreg'-hlilil i of the
ri.,estaiii„ia,S 4 e re •( sil ' 4 , ht' '
u y,ar me ,log
Aye pieces tifortillery,,,,,A..numberof houses
were,: burned in t Pbuglas' county , and , at
Riekoty' Miele'. And ..:Interise” bicitement
preVaildif.: 'This dilthitili,, ificllahio; cliel' r
' ?l ) Pi!ill:llritat 31 11 8 4 1 le 041 TR In /{ peas.
the necessary result of ,the. pusillanimous
polioy of !President Pierce in *failing to
inallperttlen . : Reeder in ide litat' etri
,iti ,
rebuke clie outyages of the, rpfg!ii•:l9 tie
lairlilis ag l gepatops ,have.foreed
,ttie ooa
Ode resideste of; tho!Ttirritory to the , territ
'P
ble:alterciativir , ol "till resilience' hi fut'l
they onefroachnib jinn 'their riglits. / 'lf
11 )4n
t i ii, 4, throlatened,
,a Sol d irar, in, oises } income
areality, the .I!latiomtl', Administration,• no
less than. Stringfellow, Atohison St• Co.,
muss be held respoitsible'ilierafor. I ' '' * '
litt,Tlillt.-. telograidtio do pt i ach front
St. iii,iit, on, iffendayotales that later ad
vices intro been received from, KatlBsB ) of a
startling ohoreeter: Gyv, Shanteili .has
telegreptied to tbd Prolidonithe''couilitinO
of afiliir'n,t ; One thousand ta co had arriyed
in I l awrones and rescued a prisoner from
the Sheriff of Douglas county, burned sev
eral houses' and destroyed other 'property.
The President is asked by Gov. Shannon
to order troops frainrort I'.evenwo'roi, • to
aid him in the execution of the territorial
liCri.lon," the intelligent Washington
correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, wri
ting from that city on Tuesday, , thus al
ludes to the exciting• rumors from Kan
sax
72
Si
. . 22
30
17
; ' 19
The intelligence of the serious distur
bance in. Kansas.. and the .action of
. the
Pre, M
sident orlering,United Stains troops .
to,thu theatre of action, r the support of
the territorial authorities, is well , calcula
led to ,causwezc,hetnetit here., t.hall the
immetlinte ,cflect .to inflame the. zeni of
the out and nut tree:sulkers, and its intin- I
ence will, he felt, not only in the orgaiti-i
nation, but iu the legislative action of the '
House.. Its, influence, , however, is note
confined to one , side of the House, awl it
,win render more . difficult than i ever any
compromise between ,the conflicting pro
slavery and anti-slavery elements.
Gov. Shannon may, have , acted upon '
iabie or exaggerated coinplaints, and there;
is Mini renien tu believe Mai it ,tvaa inten- I
detl - to create a, row just at the minneot,of
the er,genization .of Congress,, Gov.
Shannon. being now armed by the . (Jolted
States, may so use . , his authority as to
quiet ihe,agnation, i any prevails,, or to
increase and aggravate it. , •
It is not ellt!Pd. in the despatch of Gov.
Shannon what particular, lima have been ,
reeisted,by thp inhabitnnutobut it is known
that a portion of „them denounce, all the'
lanti, of, the territorial govern 'neat, though
they 'do not i resist,their execution by vie
;lore. do.not sue. G t r- certain,; be-I
fore the. justir.es,,,nor resort to the. courts I
pf probate. . 8ut.,1 underatood that!
they intplided.,to,resist the panel °seen
tiet ottliw,l2th ,aection, of the sedition
law, which provides for the punishmen t !
of any person with fme and , imprisoinent
who tpay, in,. words, spoken, deny, that
slavery exist, legally, in Knout,. ,
„; A ,person wee ponvicted under ; this, ant,
and the free State .people had, determined
hot tp reaist tbelaw urtilLeentence should
be passed, when , they.,.would interfere to
prevent its execution, Sp it is possible
that ttie tbesause of the present dietur.
hence', , , . , , , „
. (Y/Or ti'rer . Meati ° 9 r
l Aq
putrago pa the part ofyostmaster , General
CAMPBELL—tho removal Of a Democratic
Postmaster at' Alum Bank; idthat connty t
sitipecled4 holding American sentiment's'.
and the appointment ia bis stead of a Ger
man Jew, mwho scarcely understands our
langtiage, and whO was coaviered;fined'and
niiprisoned the ,list May . teint of
fiedtord Coilit fob sCliini
nora.!'., The ingqirer. ahto says that ,the
Post Office •In,Hedford is in , cbarge•
person who can neither read nor write Ea.
gui!4
!tiny doubt 'NM. been. entertained
as to 'the transportation' of paupers:by the
Ger'inati' Goyernmoiite to America the
will,• b rr-
f .,ll ß7 ip g order,
rrr. r ' •
lately leatte&by, the ,G,everatnent .of Wur;
tambtirg.or?in.lft, , irl ' q(11
" .'"Wheretuillt has 'Win xapeiitedly'rttre:
sett tet to' us that 'German a migritti ts; n
atnotig:fliOni Miigrante from
Cilarteirtberg.''Who 'either 'ea'' dabedilt'af
siektiesit 'or hicaptteitY'lti'labni'
rettita to their native land, iire'foitiiild'a
- by, the Eldiiitan Dinigratiod tllediett
Weisto/ork ;'ntid wherettlr: ft it; 11114'es - dahlia
that 'thetio'' who bade •eitilgrared, and par:
thialarly those 'whit htiVO' been' isinrin
merles at the expense ilf the State be
case' thhy 'ahnitid
success in America, i'whether it :he owing
to their fatilt Or obf;abbuld'returil fn 'their
native country to beedine 'a burden 'upon
the State or the communes` Which' ininieh
case would have entirely thrown away,the
cost of transporting' theta ; and Whereas
especially' the American' ridjhont,na can
aettrcelY fool authorized to' t.end back' 'poi.-
sons who have once been permitted to land,
fur no other cause than mere lack of Ituc
ccss, end still less 'can the Gornnin End
gration Society liatio thO light to'detaand
the : ` return of such persons ;' thetefere"all
proper steps are 6'G° talteti to prOVeett' the
sending back of nick i t uliCiduttia?!!.'..... ) . 7 , - .. ,
This .le abusing hospitality a little ,tno
much. This, country .ia.mot Only, to, be
made a Botany Bay for European .paeliers
iitiriire are to bd tiki 'of 'littera:
lug them to GoveriAaillitii l tliareteliti the
hither. Cool, that I
The IrrAvateeCerres ndence of
-1, 1 I 1 aye n sty CI • \
,',lrlin . ,in&lreieing vol no hip recently
bleu 'is uell/rotrqthe pr ,p. kir. Cot.-
TON,ij I
ti li rog(ptrlef xNftT :A(11., con
t_sjni ho rive roryesiprflfteck of the
illuatri fstateideaa. l l3t: contalerA about
800 letters from Mr. Clay to various per
sons and about the same number addreseed
to bin''. :'Artiehg igellaib6r itAilittibWfrom
Daniel Webster, Zachary Taylor, .Chief
J ustico l lHarolui l ll i gap es ; 311.1 pf les i Jtul es
11ladttotn, 'Albeit bihotati, tolti`dfimbie4,
Henry-4Heulbuntr,—Lafityetter-enti-ethe
dist,ioo4llettMoptlVll! , +, .; ~', ~,, ,,i .7.`
The letters addressed 'to Mra,Clayi after
him dolisives eed i ndida to faith° Presiden
cy, in, l8:14, arc, highly 'interesting;: nein: ,
&eating Clio opinions tif:ilie; writers on
Allot is now . called ..kmerictioniam. ~It will
be seen, from tho following • e.xtracte; that
the appmliensiona 'entertained by the A.
merican party, regarding *lie influence of i
foreign. Othholies, is nothing .tfetv ' In a '
leiter'ilatdd Iltiffalo, - Noventblir 1 . 1,1844; 1
Mr. Fillupto, writes to lill..:0!. 'y s :fis : i ' 'kill
lOWa :i , , ; t , , ; ; ' .: • i •
"The hod foreign Oath°.
Tice have defeated nt , in %hitt Sinew t.E will
net trnittuysOlf to speak. of .the, vild hyJ
pert iey oT the leading Abell tion kite inewol-t
Detibtleitaanany note! hnneetly • but i igho
randy in whatith'ey did.. But it cleat
thatAlfirney and hisassociatee Held them ,
selves to,Leeiifireisti, and they will doubt
less receive their •reward. , , •ri i , .
Our optionontai by :pointing ,to (lie Na
tive dlmeticatilkino to Mr. Feeling/1p
stn. drove theforeiiii Catholics from us I
and defeated us in Jai State." • ,
Writing' on the ilano aubjaut, John. TT,
West wciial;' in' ' a letter; tlutei Dalilinore;
Nov, 2.814,
,1844,,iay0
,"Then judge my ieep mortification and
disappointeoeuS to finl the sailor's friend,
the master spirit ,efohe lato wars. the no
blest Roman of then a 11.," rejected .by the
jtApexiCall ppcnplQ , ani,such Ammo as James
Polk pisteetLie,tly yresidential Chair.
huh I. say the A Inrietin people
,re•
call that. expression e for i tum-lftirds 0/: . the
thiaistienfreenien eftlie thificef Slates are
yattqaSltrielidi: Y's,sir,weloveyou now
better than ever; and when the mune of
Jackson and others otyour rilo traducers
/ hcll be fer'eoiten, yoirs shall be remem
bered and diVe* iu the effectiousi of all lov
ers of liliciriy.
"It was Oreivi iquenee aided by the
Irish and . .Dutch roles hat caus"c . ,l our de
feat. As - n proof, its ny native city alone,
in the short space of Avo iiionths, there
were over one thou Stud, naturalized."
•
in, n . loiier addrerser. to.
.Mr. Clay by
Theodote,Frtliughaysta, dated New York,
Novi 9, 1844;' otinnr she following pas-
sage :
"Morn than throe thmsand, it i confi
dently said, have heei it:aut.:o4ml in this
city,,alone, since, thelkt of October, It
is an 'denting fact that this foieiln• veto
has ddeided the great qtestions of Ameri•
can policy, and countiracted nation'sgratitude.
These extracts may ,ho. regarded art fair
specimens of the senerd tone of the nu
merous letters - a` ddrenerd.to him, in refer-
once to tho sanip event, and, which are par
ticularly interesting at
,present
FROM gUROPE.--The ~U.. 8.. Mail
Steamer Ailantie, ,with Liverpool dates to
the 17th ult. arrived at New York on Fri
day last.' The'news isnot of special impor
tance. AffOrit'' in the 'Crimea remain en
chanted; both'S'rldies iiici)arin'efel. winter
quarters._ The .gallant ,ptpar,,Pacha has
vindicated, the ,faien of his hrilliant,egreer
on the Danube by a vietoryo over
the Russians in Asia, after a bird fight'bf
over four hours. The Russians lost 400
num, the Turks ) remaining masters of the
field and taklng several cannon. Rutnots
of Peacn.niere.ogaimprovaletit,'atttiVe efforts
to secure areugnek t ocagegesistigns between
the, leading, pnwere.beitig,inupogreso at
Berlin, Vienna; and. other points. It is an
nounced that if !Settee ie tier secti6d*hy Veit
spring, 'tlib 4;4'
I ~t•• •: .:1! , 11
ois . a . greatly culaxged flpale. , A /testy,'
French army,.will , be sent' to the Danube&
Th - fl
ANEWCAN,CA.USE,--The,
bany Regisivr eiys the resole of the Now
York election lei btettilit
to the' , Ainerieati 'whOdid n n'oChe l fo're
belong ,to is , ,rho Arnoricau, Cptipci t t;
swarm, mith new members, ,whilo-the' .old
and lukewarm are 'animated Withlrettewed
ettergyl - and i devetiofi.
Fffi9kvo 4 e I Pf4tlgral l -608
assurances ;an d ono, far ty trier aiwasr
Vact , liko that 'Which .Will•atteridAthe advent
of fluid Anidthaiiiipt lb ''2211 this
indicates the confidanOo tlie"tt:
mericanw tnakbilt %vied uselo? hd
PromfAie , Slls generadwegarts. f,l
: '" itttAA - Ma 'flay %Olt' Nrcij - '6 ( 14
•10 C" ,- ir , ••1 1 II':71'1: qll 'II, yr -iv
p 4 by ,a yttung olorgynum,to whitt religiogs
di3doemlation .-shp i.belemktdo .1111 7 dodlt
kn'outla• mid she; "anti doteti; mire i MIL
Pat ;.11.9t4 oq 1 01 4ett° 1 PV194 1 ?i T r. u P e, .1
Donttclatigh...tes 'bard, 4110, otd,ogdy.l4-
Msny partlStui stioled t histpar=
ty `se 0f641g,
rip,lll
. ° •'ortr Ex-Prifildiltit .4f lritagichtEr f,' lichl4
40.1 41, 1. , • 14' . 1 . 1 . g
Urged in vartoug,paris,of. t titil Otidb 11.1
•uPxt•AT9rPgifi,o atlSCif .oRt t
• . t.tl ; , •,•
'Mc .
, 4
-is) said , that ithe Nets .York ;delegation ido
the NatiOnal , GonVeitine! snOrdt him;
' r, • „t 4
• EDUCATION trilNolt'rftr o 4,l o ,iiinr4
Stitrt ol North Parolitta,4? diatttlinted,,s ,
.morig the severafi- i epuntie4 • the 'Stat.',
during the current year,. the sqm„ of one
hundred and. eighty -one thousand dollars
fot•the•suppert- of, the' common , sehtralip.
lientqapk,Ritqappgrtt Att,Atutesoias t :rt.
he, Atli ans 42: 4hiaditittYit lltiO (.11e, A flier..
tcau party , - Wpr,4ol/oe4;.4 l :stePr/aP41. 7 4 1
Arkansas it the nest election, there can
be ,seitrce.the-/ahadow ofw , doubt.,:i The
parkrairepdy nurnberawbout 17i000,nten,
yoadt andlrue, , ,, and i& increasing rapidly.
• Itt Tar 4 ,- 7 7 111 , ill"li411 tr •
hilatore. A is said , will apehu
~winter in Italy. •
From - the Fiilader pony News.
S rwffer t, e C nfewsl e •
It mild seim sec i 4, Lo a 4t
judicht eitiiir t tch tiq, Vir nil,
that o a
, of q 'ltomthi Catboqc
Conk io al spa . tit ei, 447rii‘ol\ar p4tei?.
et Iti
tion, to
~ xtent iw4o bo'pet
witted to interior° with the code of justico
—a protection which has not been hither
to extended to protestant clergymen, and
tho propriety of the extension of which to
thp clowftemlapylleforioptipn, whoth
erTrctestant or itoman at olio, Jowish
dr,lftfftltetqleareetrtrell 'be qttestioned.
Acco;ltittg tottho roApsper report of the
recent tthilltof VOW eittiiittittAllicitmond,
tlicoinurder othisivifis,-for)unfaithful•
neSi' ti; ilet•Mitirriage 'VOW& the./itdge; bel
fore whom the prisoner wataried, held Otte
s'' 'Priest benid not "tie
comp led the secrets of , the
confessional': 'Pho facts , were these ;—,
Vronitt bed- lefliete) t aUch injuries upon
his wife , fas emote het' death: Previous
Ed litei'cle'uth;' 'she had - Medd a confession' ie
a, Romen:.Cetlinlm.priest., The "
statement
.by her in stbe,tmernmental confession,
priest,, when. brought: oath witness stand
InCont.t, &dined' indivnlgoi as it was'not
eonAstdrit Wi l tli t 'hiti duty •iii a
. Catholie
M;inister,„ IdioWletige olbtainsd in :his : city.-
carroityostin individual and citizen, ho
*Mild freely' impart, but 'questioned in
his 'Cupecity. as' e Catholic minister, he was
bouud to , keep the secrets of the confession
nai. Not eten die 'Pope hintlielf could in-
duco him to .rielato that seeresy, though
death'were the penalty for refusal. The
Nutt sustained tho witness. The trudge
said he .regerded any infringement upon
the tenets of any religious denomination,
as. a violation of th fundamental law,
which gnarantees perfect freedom to all
dosses, in the exercise 'of their religious
duties. To eocroaph, upon .t4o
,confession
al, which ivaaiweltunderstood, to be regar
ded as a fundamental tenet in the Catholic
chose!), would be to ignore the Bill of
Bights, ElO far as it is applicable to that
Church. In view of these circumstances.
as well at a series of other considerations,
connected with this subject, ho felt no
hesitation in ruling that a priest enjoys a
privilege of exemption from revealing what'
is co,nmunicated tb him at the confes
sional. „
A contrary deoision to this, howover,
was recently wade in Connecticut. The
matter presents a hew issue for our Judi
ciary. and an itnportant ono. - •
Auricular confession was instituted ail
Rome, ih the:early part of• the thirteenth
century, under the ituspici s of Pope Inno
cent the third ; and the consequences,
flowing from its institution are notorious,
being historical and undeniable. We have
the highest and most authentic Romish
authority, that the practical, result of the
institution of confessional - tees rank
corruption, and that, instead of increasing
piety, it served to foment discord and infi
delity in the fainily relations. In proof
of aft 'w Ilia we need bnt refer to the Bull
issued by I'ope Tins, the fourth; about the
middle of the 16th century, making it the
duty of the Inquisition in Spain to inquire
into the 'conduct of certain ecclesiastics in
'that ,comitry, wiles') lewd and licentious
,bchayier, whilst engaged in the minietra
don of their holy „ calling at the paufes
sioual, bail brought great scandal upon the
oburoh. After the publication•of this bull
ib Spain, the Ingeisitiomissued in edict re
quiring all feptles that had • been abused
„
or instilted.bi the' priests at . Con,fessional,
•
and , all who were,. privy to snub acts, ,to
give information,.• before a specified time,
to ifeavy- censures were
attacteA tq cud' ea Intdht reject or despise
thq injunotiort.,., Iy4t
,fraiowpd, wo give
in the language of a historian
' , When tbii '°diet was first ,published,
boob to 'tionaldeittt bid n ber • 'Of • lem lek
went to' tbe . .palaeer Of—the Inquieitiotv in
the singte , oiry of , Sevilleg .to roveal~ the
contltiet , of their infamous oonfeaeora,:that
twenty notariea, aniline: many inquisitors,
were appointed to minute down their rove
ialtinfortntitiOu% ;ngainet. deem ; but these
beinglound , inadffluiene to.reenive.thede ,
positions - of' fro 'many vii Weems, endithe
inquiitors • being •thus' overwhOhned, !wait
were, with the pressure of seelvidlitre,
thirty dayit'idore' Wordallowed for'taking
thO accnadtiotis, and thisinpae of time al-
so proving inadequate to the , intended pur
pose, t'citnildti peridd Was - granted net'on
ly Itltbitid but ni:forrithl•tittie. Maids-miff
matrons of evte+ nitik end Station 'crowded
W6O tliti.inultitude of
derde' tieris, and 'ttfe *titbits'which `the'dis-
covery thrqugh on the AOricUlitiConfeii
llPopfsh,Ptiisathoocii canted
ttio)ltiqtriditile to' quatililtbe Prosedutions
and consign the depositions to obliviMul t
t 1( tft . 1 .- •
iftlBll KNow NOTIIINCh3,n÷4:- Knew
NOthing
Ky., on the I.9tb init.; t
friend
Areiglfhilmt a
friend to the Americantentim*affibalatiPTA
flactualkt 4PePittlis.l;in/whigh ho inicsted
1 1PfI4 , othe frintipies Pt the ittlOce stc ; ll4o
Ametioan-ilartiY• tli helmlct, healaidi be
had . :Htzegglod,,boir4 fox, tharkglo.4l Iriahr
.Fert, t ? 89,iI °r At WIlt" PPP gauntry.,lt,Was
or tom t h at O.
Fi,TMtn4,llitaoll initi all
File other Ifjib pqt!,totS lind.conte9,lild ;
tiii'dhcei 4feel biiimolf Itigrato and a
. iiiiiuld';'deiy"in America
itiat ho' had atiegeed 'far ill'lrelked -411 e
iduatti
to -ruh;litiii'Aff '""lretiOdl the
tichb
.fot'Aidorl
eatui,"'Vegend'b'e &eh' . ittoite` "
Potriijon sv 'nulPut&ATrritir SviatPe.
ag-Tho 'Post °fried Department netlike the
Public, :that frdin thetnit d 4 of Jai:awry
neat, all letters (not free) must be 'prepaid
by .statnist:;arid , Tiostrosteihr , nreo retjirived:
to have stamps on hand; that. *Willie;
'ilesiM . nittylobtain; gamin. Arholvidedoo o f ,
Prepayment . 'of .116itage: . irill them; be rt.itis
dti ink ZOlypand • wirers not itiftiodirr the
parties- bending letters, the Postmaster
niugt pi:4 them al..- •
.Pl4-914YU 00,9fplintlairY here have
stn 8 0 2 trch t ) ii. p;?) typ o Fl
, 0rprch3444,04111
destroyed.
_4IAL ITE
WOOD WANTEIb_
7• a va in went of Wood jastrW . , atd
ha ._cilflutt such of ourpatrp . 4t n•
end • us in Wood, to fulpigiukaa,*in
as possible. By so doing,they will confer a
-favor, which will be duly appreciated ace.
THE RAILROAD MO VEMENT.—A Rail
road meeting was held at Arendtaville, on last
Saturday afternoon—George Arendt presiding,
and Thomas Grammer acting as Secretary.—
ho meeting.:wia,ogreowa,by-AM/8,,g4 1 49$
and Messrs. R. Irvine and Alex. Koser; and
Mtis3tli".Tlnti4i'llatiiiielf arid Steward,
' were noidittiti ithlatt'tlPttiYALms:,'lhe
neighborhood 'fbi;:subSdriPtiorti. $OO were
subscribed on iho spot, '
A meetingwaa also helditt Homulasburg, on
Saturday evenirig,'Anthony Deardorff presi
ding, and Samuel Hart acting as Secretary.
Speeches were made by b. Wills,-Esq., and
R. Irvine. Messrs. James Both and E. W.
Stable were appointed a committee to solicit
subscriptions: • •
We believe thie comPletes the series of meet
ings eiiintemented by the friends of the enter
prise, and, the Board will now await the action
of the committees appointed at the .'different
meetings. e, week or ten days will,,probably
determine the . fate of the enterprise. ..Is it
possible that our Farmers-4o deeply
' inter
°sted in the iniprovement—will perMit it to
fail, for the want of a few thousand dollars ?
We 'do not believe it. Within the last week
or two several liberal snbscriptions hnve been
secured, leaving, with the amount • already re
alized •at these meetings, but eight or ten
thousand dollars to enable the Board to put
the Road under contract. That amount can
be readily raised during the coming week, if
the different committees but do their duty.—
The Board and the Contractors who propose to
undertake the work, are awaiting the result of
this last effort, which must decide the fate of
the enterprise. We look hopefully to the re
sult. There are hundreds of our people who
have as yet done little or nothing, who ought
not to let the project fall through. Some of
the committees, we understand, have already
commented canvassing their townships in pied
earnest. This is right. Only let the work be
a thorough one, and all will be well.
itra—On 3londay last the Director; of this
Poor subscribed $l,OOO to the Railroad, in
view of the importance of the roiul to the farm
attached to the Poor House.
Vir•Last week $1,150 ascriptions to our
Railroad were secured at Emmitsburg—sl,ooo
being by the College and Seminary near that
place.
BARN. BURNER.—On Wednesday last
the Barn of. Mr J. WATSON BAR, in Mount.
joy township, was destroyed by fire with all its
contents. Mr. Ben, with his hired help, had
left home to haul some limo. About II o'clock,
Mrs. Bait observed a vagrant German, with a
handle on his shoulders, smoking near the
Barn. She ordered him to leave, stating that
Cher did not allow smoking about the Barn.—
The German MIA somewhat insolent, but left,
and in a shfirt time after the Barn was dis
coves:m(llo be on fire, and was rapidly reduced
to ashes, with the contents. There being no
men .about the promises, but little was saved.
We understand that some 1400 bushels of corn,
with a large quantity of other grain, the pm.
duct of the summer crop, was lost. There was
fortunately to live l. 4foar:iiithe barn at the time.
No insurance.
It is hot known whether the •flarn - was fired
intentionally by the German, or not. Efforts
are being made to secure, his arrest.
ge-On Monday last, the Directors of the
Poorfixed upon $7 50 per 100 Ms., ns the lim-
it which they would pay for Pork this fon.—
i lyo.,atiderstarat,tbot tho Institutions at Em
mitslittrg haye fixed upon the.smne price.—
There is unquestionably an unusual scarcity of
Hogs this season in the Eastern States, and
prices hro just no, ruling prety high. in eon.
sequence, however; of - the pressure in mon.
etaty 'affairs and advanced prices, much less
than th'e uSuitif quantity of Pink will be pall
honse-keepers'generally.
_ _
- FATA L'AOC I DENT.—lifr. JOTIV COLLINS,
Tesiding neat Petc;rsbnrg; York Springs, met
with ti fatal aeident Wednesdai . evening
'kat; failling“fram tkelm'y loft Of Mir tMra to
the ttiresh'img . which his skull Was bad-
Ay, fractured.: Ile capired. in,p filw , rnomopp.—
.110 Ira alsmt ancenty-thrao years pf age, and
a worthpand respectable citizen:
sobvErr P 1 4T11.4-on TueSdny 'evening
last, tbe.tvfo of Rev, Mr. Savn.ty,Ptistor of
the tut,heran congregation of T opytf? „,„,, Did.,
died ste,ry, soddenly from= aptiplOctie attack.
She htid.frepared supper during, the evening,
for some 'friends who wore• visiting her..boing
ap'putontlyoltt usual. health. At 8 eielonk oho
**lnca rbilie 'it' ' '
t r itNOTI-LEIL--Mrs. , Poser, . wife ,of Jonti '
Begir t Es 1.. of .1113.herryttOwn, after retiring
to her bed apparently in usual health abont
o'clock, on' Thumtlarnight; the 29th Was
taken suddenly 111, dad before medical' aid
could • tii . ,; . •Boil 'spark had fled,
~ •1
ifiral3SFATI m'pLEN.I/8j) formerbr„ opf,
county, , hast Idea, convicteb of murder, at Bt.
Lonisidfifisiduric and:sentenced toy thei Peniten.
tiaryldr ten years. I-' 1,1 ,
• • , 0 7, The..m4refitaleu , from ttltet,ets,blo
issio,T.Sonntran bn the night °lithe, 23d ult.
hie: notyet been ,rectoecredi'iMe ndtieo thei,kt
number of horses hare recently beeri itoletti in
Ilikihingten'itrulfrederia:kf beatnik* Mariland
irtitikeihibit 'being ihatlthdb is 'a' ga b g . bf
will 1,000 Ontbre! r
...ffi"Oh' Sattirday• evunitig lait lav, i , Mr.
addrestied'tlie' "Young , Med'e Lyeetinir
at McConaughy's Hall, on the o Aint•of
';tit eh f able effint' l itia' : 4rini
itincl t to 44: i 0htrOtAiih.
t!! ,e 5 5 ,919012. 90, c i f
the towns cru htr • r
q rguro`
ling the .7 . r,inter 5q04911., yirby pet, Qattyßbnrg
serTho Frederick Examiner etatea I.l4ite •
"Coresville" fulte,lbnr uUds from Fterick,
containing. o rut
q 4pAus t , $04: ( 9P1R.. s ago ,
to Samuel Bioko; ER, •of Adarres . County, Penn
sylvania, for $87.60 per acre, amounting to
/$42,000._20: ) au/ c l . s f 22 .1, r:,./ '1 /.
Loa .11.111%)
• 11116 1 4 0 4 E S.g4 .Al/# {81 44'1;4 3 oar 4okyi
-odgmealt. for ,soyoiral, Nuluabloi Cortgrossicmal
ancturlenter! - 21 ,, ! 4.01•: UPI ;.“ 4 ¢1•.0•1,p;
*Oahe SpogriTdo s u ' ; ' i ' O i t l eoufn i o i n iu
l' f iess '
commences on Monday next.
Ll c 3TOWN HAI I.IIOA D,--The pro
!metaAtii
frtarritittlestown to Hanover
1 has Ither; reviv . !The distance is 7 miles,
artthAe listimat c4rst. according to the Han.
Wirt f4)eetator, till i t $60,000 A low figure,
that. . A iprelimita r examination of the node
was tide a few idltys ago by Mr. Gtrr, who is
now engaged on 40 line between this and Han-
et emitted that on I Frid i tty Inet a diunterfeit 420
Note on the Bank of Oeuyaburg was painte4
in that eitx. suceet4tkiti aivvy poor and
little ealculitfekr tb decei‘e ally - Olio' at all ae
•quainted-withpapastmonap.,...—..,-.......in0.
itiP94 /MAI *IMAM' 4,01/cal
have been received, representing that Mr.
\Vim° h e ; had' ilsreVyr , dgvore at
tack Cif fever,' but ft biul yielded' i medical
treatment, and ho was able to reennie hie la
bors as principal of the Higit School. The otbor
members of the mission family are well. •
10.:(iodcyso Lady's Book fins 'Ong seen
favorite with the public,' especially with the
Ladles. We have'so6equently commended it
as deserving of liberal patronage, that it is
hardly necessary for us to renew %fie cominen
dation. The December No. is richly enibell,
ished and well filled with readable articles.—
A now 'volume commences with the' January'
No. T.: A. 'Genet, Philadelphia ilublishere
$3 per annueni or two copies for $6., ~•
IX' 47ra/iner lfagapine for De4Maborfoll'
sustains its high repunitioU'among AMerican
Monthlies. The embellishments ate numerous
and highly finished, and the contribution's creel=
itable to American litraturo. .Thiil publisher'
has made ample arrangements to make the new
volume every thing the patrons of the Maga
zine can desire. A. H. SEE, 10G Chesuntstnuity
Philadelphia, publisher ; $3 per annum or two.
copies for 85.
Vommtrsrrekern.
LADIES' FAIR—IIOUSEIIOLD DEPART-
The following invitation has been issued by
the Ladies to our friends in the country :
slit':—Your presence and aid are invited,
with your family and neighbors, to the LADIEte
FAIR on the 24th and 25th of Decemlair next,
at MeConaughy's Ball. • -
A good permanent and shaded public walk
to Ever Grego centetery .. ladng very much
needed, the Ladies' df tleityitharg have conclu
ded to hold a Fair to raise afund for its con
struction.
It has been proposed to open n Housekeep
er's department, or table in connection with
the Fair, to embrace articles of domestic con
sumption. Its siivresA will &Tend upon the.
co-operation of yourselves and other friends
in the country. To this end, contributions in.
Butter, Eggs, Chickens, Turkeys, and other
Owls and game (dressed,) Fruit, 'Slits, honey,.
ke., are VS I N cially.requesti,4!, ,A little from
each will aceouiplish it. In order to s conclu
sion, it is desired that farmers, their wives or
daughters, willing to contribute articles of any
description, will fill up the blank Schedule be
low, with t a mes of Articles which they will pre
sent, and time of di•liyery, and return Schedule
to any member of the undersigned Committee,.
by the 15th of December next. •
Miss Mary Shower, Mrs. H. J. Strait°,
Mrs. R. G. Barper, Mrs. P. Weihert,
Mrs. S. Weaver, Mrs. D. A. Buehler.
Gettysburg. Nov. 19th, 1655.
Mr. & Mrs. —will contribute—to
the Ladies' Fair, to bo delivered by the —day
of f)ecember.
IV° hope the appeal of the Ladies will bo
liberally msponded to—we feel assured that it
will. Quite a number of Fanner friends havo
promised to present a pair of chickens or other
fowls, n couple of pounds of butter, &u., &c.—
It is important that all who feel "the spirit
move them" to give, will fill up the Schedule
attached to the Invitation sent them, and re
turn it to one of the Editors of the Borough at
once, not Inter than next•week. The Court
then in session, will afford a
, qae opportunity
to du no.
Send in 3N:or contributions.—Tho following
gentlemen, most of whom have generously
Made contributions, are requested by the La
dies to give the matter attention in theiritittuo
(Late neighborhboil :
Abraham Krise, Joseph Bailey,
Alexander Enter, E. It , . Stable,
George Trostle, ' 4lugh MeGanghy,
George Boyer, Josiah Benner,
Daniel Benner, Joseph Weible,
John S. Crawford,' Geo. Spangler.. ollot„
Victor Melillo:my, J. Calvin Cover. -
Cotnmttto acknowledge contribu
tions promised, trom the following gentlemen
and their families
Jacob Benner, John Masselman,
David Brittkerhotr, Robert Malady,
Jacob Saddler, John McCleary, ,
Su S. Sehmuckor, F. W. Statile,
J: Calvin Cover, , . Wm. Vau()tidal,
David Chamberlin, Alexander Kotter,
Fleming, Gillilnad r Jacob Weikert,
Jacob ' ,AO/IL Butt,jr,
David • Schriver, Joseph. Bailey ?
Peter 'Epley, • Willintn Allison
Ilugh A. degaughy,
,Smattel • Gallagliere
Abraham K rise, John Brdikerhoff,
Josiah Benner, Jacob Tiatrensbeteisi,
James 1 4 . Neely, ,".' Jacob Herritere
Leonard.Brieker,, George W,ilsohk
Joseph hill, ~ raker Maekley,
William Wierman k • Daniel Voll'y,
George Shryock, David Stewart,
Henry Minmgh l Jobe Crawford.,
Thomas J. Cooper, ' '
caring Me'at
Irr NV Levi; Several times
the follnyhig ouplietti ll receipt, for curing.
7 .)rp 4.141
meat. As the season, however, is again•
hero when housekeepers are prepearisg• to•
put, np,.theif wititiy9:l4:f a4id,ll4344wAAb
publieb. t,. wi4h the assn'nnc;Ce tkitt,weintie
titcd•it for. sevit'rai•yetirs,:tpkintire:sashfac
iion.:....l4olo.4°tA44#l,°o-I#.,liOsti
tuted for sugar : •
°MP hbf ; 6 441l adept
method of bilfitletleric liffrbbef, will bo•
enabled to ejn D r y,- •,ffni 'bsies„: ton net.
"dried beef, tinti•Opiiffei; liluiparqr
of all the Rusiiss
PTRON, 0 00 .111 !P: 11304: eilied is of; the.
best quality. It t is,this,sr—To.,ene gsibM
'ef watettklfe.li (lbs.; salt,ol /b. ef sum,.
' Oftualtriteriiioz: of petal). '
' ' Odiratio;tlo plel4te • •iiiefeseff
ici r in' i l' i quifitiO l :detiroo; 'Let 'ttiesti: be
;bojLLd . ,iogether,.tl 411 tbo i diti fOm i the
I (lfh not 4 i.httie.);:.tfill to•
the topanci is skimmed off. Titian d throw
it in it tub to cool, tad wheneold,' • pour it
0 1 / 4 43eyour beef or pork to remain ;birthing
time, say four or five WeekS: • The' meat
must be, well covered with pickle, and
pal dit*n* fa' 4 'at least two
(days'af*rthirkilffeg, thetild
4:004 sPritiitled 'with', pewdeiled
Several of our friends,bave.othitted the
boiling snd'found to an-
Stviiire - qually?erWellf - 11 - will*iiibottirfirr
ans wof ,ql4 ;''' 110'4 th e
pickle it IS : purified ''=' the"amorint of
rom the'sa "
ft - • t 1
a o nd l "
I,4ka P7q fl e a :fr
lnkfßi
"
any one not acquainted ~, t 6' fi e li moo O
Ger. r
Telegraph.
"?,Arrgar TRArITTIO?
villa C , tittirdaY. huoieli/ kegs
pt:*B 59 with sales ,c 1 14(to l in two
lots, regprtT.l,at that price',atnl2s head
at 86 . 25. The Courier adds :
Hrie•"Caitlin thus tar has been remailt:
.
ahle,from the' fact that the gener
ally' bean holding beak 0041441'0r
tighpr prices. and are feeding later,than.
usual,,,_ 'r he :greater, portion; of hogs alreaT
dye -slaughtered have , been bought up by
packers ' very low thus far having been
Reeks:( on 'droversereecourft. . The receipts
this season, up to the present period, halfe
been beef ddru« ilver. - ettiit knowntbtfore,
there heing.nnt over 25,000. head alaught.
er'ed, against. .18000 head up to . the setae
period last year.'" — ;
'flue "flitWfiliriatr (kititmercial; of katur
dayhveuing, nye
"There watt no important change in the
market., for flogs to-day. There were
tititercrit $0.25, for good animals, but
aWneisWero unwilling to sell at thin , rate.
.r,f l ,iiallser has become quite warm; iind
is nol favorable for slaughtering, which is
one reason why.packers were disposed to
hold , back. The prevailing opinion with
dealers, generally, is, that anything over
aik dollars lbr hogs is not safe and there
seeing to be a prety , genetal . dtspoilition to
buy : al this figure.
AN AVLECTILNO STORY-4 Chilli Lost.
—The Morgantown Union gives the fol
lowing interesting account cif the loss of it
child of Franklin Gray, in Preston Co.,
Va. :
44 1 4 11 e 'child (of 'two years of age) at
11eaFited to follow RS. (Fakir to a neighbor's
tube. distant. The mother, missing
the 'child, became alarmed, and at once
instituted search. She followed her hus
band, but heard no tidings of the lost one.
father and mother,, spreading the alarm,
joined by sympathizing neighbors, set out
nn a search, and all that day and night they
continued the search, but morning came,
and still she, aprideeer i was not found
Court was in session at kingwociil, (the
•commty eeNt.) anti on Saturday morning
adjourned to allow all in attendance to
aid in:.iisitiiringt the' ',child td `its anxious
parents. The party, numbering now a
bout twolundred persons. sear , heil the
, umolla all day, but not till the hunt had
been well nigh abandoned, as evening
Was coining on apace,con Id any informa
tion Do had of the child's conditon or
whereabrots. Mr. B. Ibta ley, as lie was
returniq -home, and ,vvithima hall mile of
hit o.3ny's boom!, found the child, bul it
uyat dead ! ft had perished, Irom expo
sure. I,tni , vithout ood, wander
ing in the cold dreary woods, from Fri
day morning."
, RE6LARICAPLIS ELKCTRIC EXPLOSION.-
01.)rie• of the most remarkable natural ex
kilosintis of electricity ws have ever known
look Waco a few weeks since at the resi
dence of David 'Donnas, of Union Springs,
Ciiyuga county, N. Y. h is thus rela
ted :
ofhere appears to have been a negative
,cloud passing over head at the time. Thu
,electric fluid broke up from the ground,
near the wall, tore up the turf, and splash
ed the windows and side of the house, up
to the eves,,with, a discharge of mud and
•earth ; this was the kitchen wing. A
hont thirty feet distant, and at one of the
front corners, a discharge appeared to
come up through the cellar wall, and to
have cheeped j , ist above the underpinning
through the outer fmards, making, a hole
about an inch and an hall in diameter,
tearing He a few splinters, and thr9wing
them about thirty feet distant. The noise
was a single very /mid explosmn. A
thunder storm, one of the latest in :ni n on .
was passing at the time. There are good
lightning rode on the holm, but we could
Jinn discover thst they hid any connection
with this discharge. Crum any external
tunrks ; hut there can he hardly a question
that most of the explosions paced through
Mein upwards to the cloud", and tin doubt
had their points been observed at the mu -
trieht a vivid brush of light might have
been seen uplift them, precisely similar to
'that neeasioned by a discharge through a
point trout nu electric machine."
totnr,:Euit.s•. l 7 The Greenbrier ( Vs.,)
Era states that a little ear of Thomas Mad
doz., some nineteen months old, wander
ed from home on the afternonn of Sitter
diy, shel7th. and got lost in the woods.
At dark Leapt the Era) the alarm.' was
given to the peghtors,
„and some fifteen
men weekin ittealitlefor Vie entire night,
first by the light of the moon, and then
-1 . , q 'itiftchlight. l Their' Search - was :in
. tvidn'. 1 The bight grew cold and the whit'
''' tiitt‘ 'third.'
The child was thinly clad,
',Ad h fect'bare. The search was contin
tibd on SundayJmorning..l.' About Wu'.
clock it was round by the father. As the
shuhti Paisea :hi:161,04'150 ,linotber ' that
ettte'buqfclutit.T :2 thrill : , of joy, Was
I a wa enetein'llte oftpgr's•
hat thitmiy
be couccived„ l ht 'not expres.sed. The
tii
•ch i id. wile IA 041 tbltilled , and inhensible.
. 1 it HA Wandeiiii id the. *axle' half! wattle,
=iindutumtiliiigl ilieriii etetip 'hank, t - liid
caught on a little sappling, • , !turning;; its
head up the hill and spreetlieg out its lit
4{e irate. 4114 t. there upon iui face Until
, Ante.,nieretl.in the' fathet.. Ai lain tic
,counts it was doing..w,cll., .. . '
'THE GRAPE CROP oP CAMPORNiA.:=Tho
itraPectilP of to 4a Y(1 1 7
large this yeal, Plot year there, were
ettifiped to. San FMncisco
.from ,Southern
4.lalifornis not over 500 tons ol grapes ;
',whereas this year ilia confidently ktelie!sil
the Siiiiimeirts will reach .1590 tone, exlclu
steepf,?,oo,ooo milieus of wine, which will
be ibirfetifetured at Los Angeles. „The
grapes at San Francisco average from 10
4 10 . 111 4.(Pee, F O O9O 4 3 00 t irade, and
• la glso,at Tit., most exteusive3tr
mangernenta have been made at ,rios A ngol.
okNti ?iliti 4 niatitficture otihicjuica of the
,
T it % fig Append
deb of the. estate a; Daniel Webster, hare
sent.. ftintett circulars to persons having
claims Against the same, in.• which it is
stated that itheisilitt rimriunt of assets in
ilieOßlMVll s LlP°4l 9 findilte nount ft
of claims is a out *13545;000f 114 exece
. A nt ". 4 r 4 new; . -nialiiiig. a ,diacrib,utiou
tiong,thecritditeirs. -They' divide ttasnty
• one. and Oree,quarters per centuro:retain
'l4 IN Wind , about one per tumuli tootle.
%ixpetiies , and 'charges in: the.su it' a.
the bit . ) , "of New (Mettler ' for 'a
,el4ppatlati,oo.lcir couns!l , fees :lit the
4,lo,ltatia;OnlitlrOverfY.:l76.in
tnei‘,w air read , at s
bratlon ofthi glorique tducdp." 11Fai
.4118 Pafi,t'MY.fitied‘ng.coontrY
Palatm never ij e ; -.Pierced ,Plain," We
A r i i i„. 46,
i f A •
c41 4 7 1 .,* NowWO *Bort r - •
- We', sbeicii our.
mode of, curing Brmon, as farpi;hetlissiMr.
B Town to the Washington Union. It is
se id' to make' very superior Baron, being
the,mode adopted in curing the celebrated
Hams from Wilts end Yorkshire :
,
"As soon as .the bacon comes from thee'
butcher's ban& it should have a covering
of salt,' dried . and, rolled ,to ..lino. powder.,,
well rabbed 'in **Rh the' band'to' every
part, using the finger to fill every holemtid
joint, SS it most,important that' the '
Moat shotdd take the eat whetiqnieecielh.
In twelve houre all the, brine. 'and . damp
salt not absorbed 'tihonld 'be 'Scraped off
the biiimii.atid retneiedlikiin S the= vessel,
and dry Salt added.again, as much as need
ed to cover 'it, is before, end well rubbed
in. This process should be'rePented every
twelve hours for throe days, when saltpe
ter should be addedortting Offpreviously
all the damp salt and brine as before, ind
applying the saltpeter as the' common
salt, adding a handful of the latter 'A
quarter of apound of saltpeter to a aide,
of bacon weighibg sevobty pounds' itt'llitffi
dent ; then mix one pound of coarse
brown sugar and one, pound of treacle or
molasses, and pobr over the saltpeter on
the bacon, adding a little more bowmen
salt daily for three dap which serves to
make the pickle keep well, and the whole
liquor should bp butyl PW)s a 'mop , Dien
the bacon °Nit as ioliveilidnt, fah
times it day :fcir the first ttivoi. weak. after
it was first put to the bacon, nod then
never less than twice a day for &remain
der of the time needed for its _pickling,.
which is four weeks, or longer; if large
bacon ; nod then it should be sent to the
drying house, and smoked over a wood
tire. . •
IRISH NATIONAL CONVENTION.-4 meet.
ing of Delegates from the different or
ganizatinns in the United States and
Canadas. is now in session at the Astor
House, New York. About 150 members
are in attendance, but more is expected.—
The (object of the meeting is supposed
to have reference to. the movement on foot
for securing the redemption of Ireland by
an invasion I rum this country. The re
porters are not admitted, the proceedings
being afrietly private.
A BITINO ARGUMENT. an.
loon in New York, on Tuesday last, a
man named Aims had his ear bitten off
for proclaiming himself' Protestant !
jUlt o way's Ointment and Pills have effect.
ed another Wowhold Cure of Sore legs.—
Anthony Ilarrisdn Seard, of Martinsburg,
Virginia, was a salli!rer for twenty-eight years
from sore legs, so had at times, that human
nature could scarcely low- it, as they werecov.
cost -with wound And proud flesh. .Hie
friends had given him up all hope ofhis ever
regaining the use of his Inuits, as he WU* SO
pitiable a state, the- more especially as the
doctors told him hives constitutional Having
heard from several people the p r oud effects
Elolloway's Pills had produced m cases of
this nature, he made up his mind to give them
a trial; after using them fur a few weeks, he
felt much better, and (m 14916111! them for two
months' mid a half, he was perfectly cured,
after being 2s years neripple, and considered
beyond human aid.
mune lets Imes mmortal
ea in various ways : and it is connected with
m inneruns Popular institutions. Among the
most popular places with which it is associated
is Franklin Place, Philadelphia, on the cor
ner of which, No. I 1 l Chestnut Street, is the
great popular Clothing Establishment of
1111.1. Wit-stm, the largest, cheapest, best
and most fashionable in the country.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
Bwentone, Dec, G, 1855
FLOUR t lill?,AL.- 1 --There wns d better
feeling in the Flonr market today. Sales of
2400 bids. Howard street at $9. Some sales
itt;sB 87/, hatth:eritlingprice was $9. Noth
ing done in City Mills. Rye Flours 7 121
per bill. with small sales. Corn Meal—we
quote country at $4 25. Buckwheat Meal—
Sales at $2 75 a $3 per 100 lbs.
Gltd.lN.—Wheat--,Sales of choice white at
$2 20, good to prime do. at $2 00 and $2 12,
:xllll ordinary to fair do., at $1 95 a $2 05.
Bed, good to prime, at $1 95 a $2 05, ordinary
to fair du. at $1 85 asl 95 per bushel. Corn
—prices drooping., Sales of new white at 82
a t:55 eta., yellow at 84 a 85 cts., old white, nom
inal at 92 and 95 eta., do. yellow, at 92 a9B
cia. Oats — a steady demand. Sales of goOd
to prime at 39 a 421 eta, Inferior to fair, t 37
a3B eta. live--Wo quote Pennsylvania at $l,- I
25 per buslUtL
SENDS.—Cloverseed $8 a $8.50, Timothy
• $3 25,,Flarseed, $1 95 a 2 00 per bush.
PROVlSlONS.—Transactions limited and
market steady. • Beef—We quote Mean at, $lB.-
60. No. 1 at 516 50, and prime at .$l , l per
bbl. Pork—new prime Pork at $2O per bbl.
Stuck light. llacour-tranaetious very limited.
Now shoulders .at 131 eta., do. sides at 141
cents. Bulk Meats—no sales reported. Lard,
stock on baud very light. Sales of Mids. at
121 cis., kegs at laical. per lb. Butter, a fair
demand. Western, in kegs, at 15 al6 cts.,
common roll sttld a .17 ,ets, and shoicr
0201 di QltideCni 2,0',1t 23 ct and
Goshen at ...15 a 26 eta
_.per 16. A. sale to-day
of 400 kegaglides at.•2o tAi . 24 its. per lb.
CATTIX.-1,000 head of Beef Cattle offer.
Kat' the settles tb ditT r and 1001 head Sold at.
priceS ranging erbta s.t fo $5;81 perlOblbs.
on the hoof, equal tit s6a $9 50 net,averaging
$3, 871 gross. 'hogs There -quiterfin
tiro demand and prices upward! , . Sumq not
large. ,Sales .are 'making mt •$8 35;11;48 50
per 100 Ilta. Sheep--4 fair demand. Sales
are makieg„at,,prices ranging from $2 'to $5
per 100 lbs.
, ;; ' ), IIANOTEIi 1111 ARK Ur.
; • 1 t /14NON1 1 1, rleqn?Parl 6 l 1 855 .
FLOlitt
19: frons,
ii A2,' braid, m,wago •- • 4. ' .95 40'2'10
CORNI; • ~,• -•01 . • . 62
OATS,! , . •.. , •.. :37
. • ~ ;.0 0
.CLOV4c/t.S/04P,..
. .;. ;I. 60
, • 11, •
PLAST,ER p ou
YORK MARKET.
• -
' TiMsday. Dee 04.'1855.
FIOVR, 3 liltl., from wagons, $8 75
WHEAT, V bushel; I r 2:15' fci ao
Exu,
comq •• a •.; . • • , • ,
OATS, " t • • • • •', 87
TISIOTIIY-SERDi 'V bushel, ' ' -3 50
CLOVER-SEED, 8.00
PIJAX-FIRED, = " •• ' ' 175
PIaSTER 1 F PARIS V ton 7 00
I:E D
,On the F.pth Ot., by the Rev. Jetties
114;nderso'n, M. SAMUEL LAWYDR, .d
ems county, and. Miss . ELIZAItDIII.I4AN.:
DE4, of Cumberjand_coutitY•
Oa Idle 1 ,12 t): ftev. Orhih i. ",l 4 dr.:
WILLJAM" FICKIII., of this county, and'
MlBll :ANNA: 'MARY; OATI:101Mp AWN
DORFF, of Cutuberlsed county.
Qn 04444- thp..Rei-S'oSeittroitthilr.
*ILLIAhI FORNEY, and Elsa SALLIE X.
S REql4 . (ethit'Oe' of RoV'.'ll,'RitelF' ! )-746111) , 1*
this &tatty. is r" "-• '
On the 201. h eat.,bpp .the same, hfr. ALBERT
S. ViotliEllTß4l4, of 'l''reetividitlt4aitil), DLL,
and Milts CAROLINE B.' UII'UTZ?
ooanti ' l ' '; '; '
44 ,:1 4 • - iv
ITA:PiCii Rd i .V.i:Jrl
On the 22d ult.,' IIC floory,,,M i tirshall county,
Illinois, of Typhoid fever, after an illness of
six weeks which Itie. bore • with • patience• k alvt,
inneli,suttexing,lllllNß'Y ',I, DECKER, sig4
41 years. . i s. ,
- On the 17th ult . ; in Colninbia,' Tetinea
MARY 51A(11./ALENEt *rife of Alisidoin
Little, formerly of this , place. " ' • '
On the 25th ult., yr. JESSE COOK, Jr.,
of Menallen township, in the' 54th year •of
his age.
On the 4th alt4,- , atc.. F‘vilnarille, Indiana,
Mrs. MATILI)A E. BAKER, wife, of..Courti...
nakcF;;Bq:, of that. city, andformerli of getr
, .
tymburg. • . I
Onthill.4th ult., Mr. NICHOLAS ituert
El,Acitslitown, aged 39 yeata,' 9 months
a*V44'loo .i .1 ;! ti i / I
46 3 .11 3 goo
rr
FOR Fußtid EVER G REEN
.
'ME LADIR I S of Gleityikanf announce
that they * ill' hold a.FA.III, at McCort.
Rugby's flail to ypaniind continuo' as folloWS
Friday, 21st beCinnliet, 2nt. '6 O'Clo'ck, P. M.
Saturday, 2::( 1 1 a 1.2611 4' 6 P. ' X '
Monday,n • •
Tuesday, (Chitstinas,)'all day, when notice Of
its further continuance will be given.
The citizens of the fOn4 - and the county are
invited to , he'tittise'ilt. 4116 •wilt spare
no effott.to make•the , Fair attractive: •
~.„TIARItIET A. HARPER, Presid,ent
Priri 181 0. ••• • f. •
CALEDONLI IRON.
VIALINESTOCK. BROTHERS, having the
exclusive sale of. CALEDONIA ROLL
ED IRON fur Gettysburg, Ayoub) call the at
tention of buyers to,this make, of Iron—the
best in the market—which will be sold nt the
lowest rates.
We keep a large'siiiiply 'or HAMMERED
IRON constantly on ]mad: Call nt the sign
of the RED FRONT.
Dec. 7, 1855
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
GRANITE STONE-YARD:
TIIE undersigned respectfully inform the
-11- citizens of Gettysburg and the public
generaßyThatthey have opened a GRANITE
sTolck. YARD, on,South. Baltimore 'Street,
opphsite' the residence of George Shryouk,
where they are prepared to furnish GRAN
ITE S STO E , dressed in pray. style ? for,
Monuments, Door Mils and
Steps,
and every kind of building and oronmentai
use. Also, CEMETERY BLOCKS always
on band and n gineral variety of dressed
Granite.
undersigned having had consider•
able experience in their businesS, respectful
ly invite persons wishing anything in their
line to give us n call—as we are prepared to
furnish the same article CHEA PER than' it
has ever been heretofore offered in Gettys
burg.
HENRY S. RENNER,
• PETER urrLER.
Dec. 7,15.55.-4 m
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
AT PUBLIC SALE.
Ivlr pc lZ e o s fl:c o r u ed .m n i t da P y ul hi li e e 2s S i n h l idy7f
j t h e e .
ember Instant,
One and a half Lots of Ground.
more or less, fronting on West ,York street,
Gettysburg, adjoining lots of Ifobert Smith,
James A. Thoupson,,aud haying an alley in
the rear. The improvements are a large two
two story BRICK DWULING , . •
110 (ISE 'a two Bi9rr fic
BOIL DiNt:l,' a fraMe Shed, and'
an excellent well of pererditib
ing water near the door', with a pump
Sale to commence atone o'cleek, P.
Said day.
• Atten . dance;will be given and to r:nil:nada
known on day areal° by
.•
ROBERT SMITH
'momAs c:
Dec. 7, liss.—is
If .Coinpiler tittd
P ILO CIA MA..T.ro N.
tthe ,
7 T, Presideneof the seircral ,Cpurfs, of
moil Pleas, in the Counties composing the lBth
Diserier, 'and .fustiee of the Cotirts'of Oyer and
Terminer. and,Geperal Jai! I Deliv , ely,„for the
trial of all capital and 'other hffenders in the
Mint district; nod Salem:Cß.lllmgal. and Joitt4
.liPtitst,v,. Waive., Judges of the Courts of. Dyer
and Terminer. and, General Jail Delivery, fur
the trial ()fall capital andpther offenders in the
county of Adams—have issued, their proccl4,
hearing date the 21st day of 1. 4 t,0v., 'the year
of our,Lord one thousand eight bemired end
'fifty.fiVe; and to modireeted for holding's Corirt
of Common. •Plea, and . <lentiml Quarter Has.
Mona of the Peace, irid General:Jail Delivery,
and,Court, of Oyer and Tenni nee, at, Gettysburg,
on Monday Use.2l4 qfjowigrii Pext--: • ;
NOTICE IS lIEREVY OWEN io all u
Justices of the Peaco,`the Corriner. and COnsta•
`lot within'the said coif nty'atkilaMS, that tfov
bo then and therii in their proper'perionit'With
their .Rolls, 'Records, Exitminn
; nod, other..ltemembranees, to. do .those
things which to their offices and in that :behalf
appertain, to be dene o land also, they who Will
prosecute agninst the prisoners that are or shall
be in the Jail of the saiii - Goonty of Adams, are
to ho then and there to prosecute against them
as shall be just., , , • •
ItENIIYIIIO3IAS, Shertaft:
Sheriffs ,Office, Gettysburg, I , , ;
Dec. 1855. , J - . poi
MEW IROBV OWEZICINS I
SELLING. OFF AT COST,
A LARGE stock of Books, Statibnei,
111. Fltuty Gobils,.China Ware, &c.; 'to'
close out stock.
41Ei ' • • '
• '‘Catiie.okk it the sti;tro 04-
KELLEii itunTz.
Nov. 16; 1855.—tf
!,4 0 ,4 1 4. F14.1 1 ''P,A,;.... 41'...
PRIVATE SALE,
COMPRISING a variety of Counters, Glass
Owes, Nav4oxs variety
order—Aylll f 801.6 EAy..
PItT4O) ood
ir 04:i 6 . ; 'lBss—tr • l '
•
REApywADE
'et sinetta, Vesting, &c.,
lamest variety on hand and constantly making
np—tho best bargains 'in town, at tin) ckoth
;jai Einporinnt 'at tin' , 1 "'• '
&nit Slone Froiie •
GEIORGIE ARNOLD.
n ONNET G 001JS, such eis Velents,Silksi
Satins, Ribbons, Flowers, &c., will be
TOtlitA ip weparelleled variety at
NOv. 2,145. , „ I •. • , , SCH/I* . at%
,
'XIiIMMINGS 'Of kieds' ban be
led 'fit SCHICK'S as cheap as the cheap
eat, if not a little cheaper.
Nov'. •L
r
.
jpg,oyed'an_ kVA tied splendid assort. :
meat orQUEMWAHt. A at , •
--- • .:GRMUgHI-.-
Tixt,oox' w f a, gpxeat. Iv•AE, 410,
At ninapbcKl3..
61 . 1 P o rk e l 9,C,14 1 , .40 4 f)
tl r+s
A - it' , 1 ,4 '41141 i 4
Ibuitulc4:4ll63
Fr HE ramdetligil .of thif
tstokof y NV I , B, ae :
'ceased, boo 'of ..oatt , fsbarg,' 'Ada a• county,
Pa:, will OrpOse 'to' Publics. 'Said, 'on Ph'day,
l aw U Irfoy of Perenibii hiext, it 10V o'clOek
A. laLikoo dho preini eti,. tbe , folowing ROW(
Estate, viz.: • .• $ ; , „ ,
fie ins
sign 1 4.lci '
rrop
ln erty ,
; lying ,oa
,tltti Elutnibantipm , iixot dist.
flora rroto i the,;own, Olgyttog i lands,of ',ll!go
ogieitl ,Setnititiry,'l7; E.'Vaiidurshiof, and oth.
-erti; ansilting' df ibbut' inore or tea's:
The iniprodetnehts•etibsist of a' • •
.
' TWO-13TORT
E L
,franlo thapeSiter Shop, fmnikt irtistbaz-tufaided
•Ilaru, and otner out buildings. There Li a
well of excellent xattr icor i tbe door, vanti o
variety of choice fruit treos on the promises,
everything being, in -firstratevolor. ,Also,
2 lotaW:tirifismdi
situate in Ciimberland.loivrialip, Adams conn
ly, Pa., adjoining lota:pc 4notib Herbst arid
others; nod an pllj,.and kwyn ott tbe plan
of certain lotalaid otteby Stevens,
Esq,,:tts iota No. ft and lii•oontidningl APRES
'and 414 Perc,kea,t niora,; or,Jesa. . These, lots
will /it? sold separately or,Acgpther, to tinit ppr
Attandanco will lio 0 1 / 4 -en acid tins terms
MOO known on din diiyilf saki ht •
, • V, ALONTINEt VERN 11811;
Nov. 30 1855—td
P U Fit f.. 4 I ,S A.1[ 4 10
1-
II I' virtue ofipilispi : 99leApi,,t,he . Crphans'
Court, the undersigned A dnvinstrators
of the latate •of• ALEXANDER , POWER,
late!of.batimoretownship, Mattis county, Pa,
deceased, will sell at Public Sale, on
Saturday the .15. day atD,reeluk; ne#l, at 1 0
o'clock, A.
the following Real Eststo,he
,propertyl p
said deceased, viz :
act of .11;and l
situate in thehownenip of iintimoreyddjoining
lands of George gliekeriloWpT i . pwer, halm
Myers, and °theirs, 00,,,e941,10ng
Twelve
,s,lcrfs, ,
more or less, on whie ( liare erected a ' ,
...
TWO •STORY I,
S'T 0 N E' 3) IV'E`i.i'llT. NG 2l f l .. :
Lbg Stabre, with a }vol Of water convenient to
to lbc dour. There ta:'tiii`.oieltiitl - Of Clititee
frtiit•on The Tirvntieen. '' The farm 'hir ins plod
state af eultwation. f • ~,;,; ~ ;•.;; • , .; ;• • ;
Parsons desirous of viewing. tiro; property
will call upon, either of the, Administratoni,re- '
sidin. , in Latimer(' town.lltip., t . ,
)54,k-Attendttnee *lll be • .'itturt• and terms
made knoWn on- dny'of snlo•liy . :• -. , '
' JOKEI)fI' (11VER, '
• ' Tlidt;01 ) ,111).l.:S 'POUT.R,
'N61.'23 '1 R.55.--Li , ' ' Aelnir i c
___. • . ,
PUBLIC SA'Ll..'
riilJ ',tmlentriluir Will Offtir tit , Public Bale,
..1 in Suinolay the 15th 6.1' Derember next,
at 2 , o'clock, F. 14, . on, ,the.
,premi.les,e, tke -
Fr.slQ ..: .... .... - • '. .'. , • 1
. RouGH•cAST• , .',.. ~..I,,L'lliti
DWELLING II .':
. .. ~
situate - in F.,:iBt. middle stOet',. tied' rly opposite'
the 311.thedipt• P.pPeopal••t_lnlich, at present
occupied ly Mr.'Johit McElroy. • ' .
• • -' ' ' j • _,fin:_.
At the saMetime, Willi'Sd Offertida
rfl :,,,„ ~.
.13 10. P .4 - . 8 ,
D ;'E ~.L L : N-6 . - 00 , ,-..
in same amok adjqinintptopetties' 'Of 'l',,atei'
Llutzund cit)rizel.liwope:, ,', s;. ;;. 't. ; .i; '.'
Terms will be made known on day of sale
. . , . S. R. TIP'ON.'..
. Nov. 16, 18th—ts •
REAL & PERSONAL ESTATE
AT 1315BialC.SAtE.
Y virtue of an - order Of the Prphans' QOltrt
of Adams County, the alidersi,,,,ded;Admiii
istratoi of the Istitto of ,IOIIN 1 , 1 11,1;11:;
Into of Franklin toWneliip . Aaatak County, Pa:,
deceased, will sell rat: P `!l.. '
On lisesday the 1114 1a et'ern her , next;
• '$ •••
on the pretniseefthe 'Real Eettad orsaid 'de-.
ceased;
A Lot ot"Gronlin
situate in Qaplnown, Franklin township nforo-,
said, adjoining lands of 3lory I)uncap, , rotor
Jliclaev, and VOlieeca Weaver, , containing
ONE ACRE,, less; on Which are
reoted4; " '
T NV - 45 T ICY
STON.E...HQUSE,•
,„,
Log Staiilo", - tiVell orkdta"'aittor near
door, and a variuti l of elioice Fruit
- s-Na
thepromisos.
=ALSO—
A Tiaati . af litountain;..Lindv.
containing 53 ACRES; more or less, in the
same township, nnd . adjgiiiing„l4s of, 4acob
sgpt,er, • tup)94,,and
others. It is Covered. with excel eat Timber,
bit sold in t lu;s: to. stlkt Pqrolitsers.,
Attentletme V411;0,0'04 !MI tern „put&
mown on dn ' Sole by
' LEVI '.1 , 1721t,
B thaedurtaAT. 4". Bkr.bwit4 l , 7 041:k.'1'' t
• t
"'
A l itth'sinne tinte" Kid p6 e e s? 1 ,1 vti
rietf 'dr Periondl'Proi4t 7 ty' belAtkiiik h&j field
deceeutedyecentiB!ne;4l)f fietitlteAds Antraitid
ding, Tables, ghturs, Carpeting, Bureau, leaok
dlasiies, Coppey:Kettle, and otimr
'andidtcliiirCrtirtiiiiiie i ; 'Rik() egad EtIOGY
HARNESS; Saddle tind' BAdio;;:fileigh
and; Sleigh Bella, Btiffalo Robe,ll3o , Net4ite.
• .• - # #.LEV.I- PLTZE.R, , fildnOr-o ,
• 23, 1855:---tx.. 4 . • ,
- ,V4U4tJAIII,V.„PitoptirrY
AT PRIVATESALE:'' —
THE dideriii l 4 l l,wilrEl444) P.rivnto Solo
that desirable property, in IdeSherrys
' feint,' ' COUONVIIR9:i0WIIS1111); , A dilltl4 coun ty, Pri„ lying:on'the public roud • rimiilngthrough
'said place. It contains'
7;Cll' PiGA's,
more or 'less; of first rate land, adjoining lands
of Dr. H. N, Lilly; Sarnnettrod JosePh Stilton-
baughoind others, and is finely' iinroved,--
Thais is a large • •• , • . •' • • • ,
TWO-STORY
~,
BItICt iiWl 4 l . l.LitO, I I
with a two-story brick back-building, fre, r di ng
kin'the street; antlgteaclr, oppokite. illt4A 4 Vi e
•linnse Psi J who ; Busby, , EN, 404 giyil log' n,
, on
o rah tirdAf 3hoine frtit,a.g 990, well,'ot wa
tcr,9pdotliit kmpr ; ovefstlts
. ., L POssession,gir
en on ktl4lll;liim l lit lay.ol April - next, as
may bo iesitdd: f
hat bold, the property will
be 'FOR''RENT.• ' ' ,
Persons wishing to vie* 'ilk; Prntriiiiefi will
call,oa John. Busby, Esq.,
.• '
call_
I• • I, '• 1 " • likrcit iili; • 14FtliViril 4
''Nbv. 23; • 11353.--if • '' • " "
„ .
~..''''. '1
c 1 "IA "O,IIANCE !
• ais A TOWN PROPERTY : AT •TRI I
" VATE - SALE. Terms reasonable:
. .....", ,iiryi4 t .. s GED: Si DIVINGTifAti. •
::",„kicorAillii;itigent 3l -.• ~, • 7.- , c i :.; •., '4? ;‘• .
t0426. ,.. *T0 r, 7 4- 3 .
flEtivirictua(pa' tterziti ,constaatly
;913 hanil,and Damao tit ,
.."' W4S-RSZtiti' .FOURVAL7
•__
Nov. 30
NOTICE.
r:VOltti: nt hereby given that the dn~ier!
sitood,. Auditor, appuintati by. tint Or.!
WadA:#l9ll4so#!lty, ma" distA4
ntion bogrice i#isiuntet remaining in:
tlie..ha dp tektuitAriitt,.AdaduistraAor' . .o.
the Es of Lulu Nett.t.nuts r late of.
berlan wn.shlp, Adams county, dectiatiod, to
and antopg credit*, will attend at 'his Alice
n Getqabttig;vn 2 1 aeufay, the the 'llth 443 , ‘
of Dceember next,' ist,
, make distribution, and 'ltrtiligt
parties interested can _attend: !‘ 4
Nov. 30, 1855.
• aNh:Ol .
•' •l '.' ;1 ;I tit rrlß E- I ,';
.1 - ETTER/3. of Adze — ut• Fn the gittAte
.14 of IXWIS NULL; TOl3 'Of lienderAtine
14eudlen‘:thivitsliip t 'AdriltiiPig, de;
centred. latVitig - been grantedle hubseri
bur,' 'residing , ' •in the' swab placer here.
by gives notice to - ipersone,indebted !to said
Estate] to call end settle t.heiFume.i, gall
those having claims , ore requested to present
the same, properly anthenticated,,,fOr settle
meat .
- -
ABEL' T. Adns'r.
Nov:, 23; 1855,L---6t
N 0 T I c E.
.t; • , , • .
LETTsits of. AdminTatiation on the Eatyte
of JOHN 11. PIT'LER, late of 'Franklin
tou'uship4dAms county, decestled t ,harl:
ing,lieen muted t 6 thnl sAbseriberirebiding id
'name lidreblogites. , notlee to all
persons indebted to said Latate t Ao:icall and
settle the same; and those/ luiv r thgt*,lo
requested to present the same, p au•
thenticated:fAr settlement:
'1 MEVItEITZES,
Nov. 2,1856.--4 t
NOTICES
LETTERB of Administration having been
granted to the subscriber on the Estate ef
ADAM T. WALTER, late of the, borough. of.
Hollidaysbnkr, in the County -of Blair, and
State of Pennsylvania, deceased, all persons
indebted to said , Estate,are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having, claims
or demands agniustthe Estate of the said, de
ceased will make known the same without
delay to ' •
' CORNELIUS B. HAINES,
Near Middletown, Ads Pa.
• Nov. 2, 1855.—Gt
NOTICE !
ETTERS MI the Estate
iI.AI Of REBECCA WHITMORE, late of Hun
tington township, Adams county,Ta., deceased,
having been granted to the subaeriber,;, rod=
ding in the same township, he hereby notifies
all persons indebted to said Estate to make
immediate payments. had those having_elaints
are requested to present the same, properly
authenticated, for settlement. •
JAMES DAVIS, Mar,
Nov. 9, 1855.-6t*
.11•0 TICE,
APPLICATION -wits -trule_ht a Court. .of
Common Pleas of Adams County, on the
21st day . ,of Novembey. instant, c9r chrirtor of,
Incorporation of ativilioeiatign.of pirsoni
der the mime, style and title of the. 7he Odd
Fellowl Hall Association of York Springs its
the County Of Adcina." 13y order of Court
said application was filed in the office of the
Prothonotary, and notice , tharefif.directed to
be given by advertisement in One , nospopap#,
published su the. borough of Gettysbur,g,..,for
three successiVe.weehd'pricir the third - Wow
day of January,' 1851 i: •
• .101114
Prothonotaiy's , oflice,. •
Nov, 30, 1855. I < ., 1 3t
t r l4E first and an'altiecotitit of Joitt HBvsv
'1 Tly - EaS, Committee . ef'Attati Laacm,
natic,) late of Latimore township, and nowde
ceased, has been filed in the Court, of Common
Pleas of Adams County, and Nillbo confirmed
by, the said Court, on the 3rd W
O !, of .raqittiO;
1806,unlo:si cause be shoWe cOntraryt
'3OFIN 'PS 4 oiley. •
Prothonotary's Office, I
Nov 30, 185 G. !-J- ) , 4t
- •OTICIEs.
d
rri r ra first and , 'accoinik. 'of JAN EO-
Jt,,,,npnons t AWlnse :of:186os DOLlN.mind
MART ANN, his is d, tintler,Dceittr,voluntary
ass truat fin the bi3nelit of creditors,
heti' been filed in the Court; of Common. flees
of Adams County, , and will be. confinted
the, said CCourt on the firii day of January,
185fii,. unless — must) be shown to the con
trary .
JOHN PICKING,
Prcitgiligir4llo(tie,t ,
'2 , 1‘A , .10, '1856: j' 4t'
ii •h. BYRAM. i i i 1 : I re. MAY Plino6.
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Agency it Philadelphia; and will furnish
un't bbok 'Or publication at the 'nitoitt pried
free of posti . tge.' Any , persons , br forwarding
the • subscription price, ar 'any. of the $l , -(00.
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nam's (Indium's, Frank rpn Leslie's Fashion%
&c., will ree . eiralhe Rogai , hloo
and a copy of a splendid pdrtinit,
of either Washington, Jackson or Clay i or,
if sulisiiriblitgbi s e $2 ilhai•asi`nnigabine, they
will iiebeite ntOcipy of iitliet; Of the t thronfmr•
traits. Ifsubseribing tal6' worth of maga
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; Baveloges of Oyory description and .niu%
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°TICE tierebygivenitti allLemideol and
N
Oiler pperpona couterneditkiat 4 tier,datii in
istrieonl Ahrointill liefeinittler mentioned will
I* presented °tithe Orphans'. Court.of Ada=
county,. for ,00efirmation and, allowance,, op
T4 7 '4 2 11.4 1 3 41f 1 ( 1 1 1 •IfinuarMitit
94 .. TlY 3 .KeePnit aCcAunk,PC John. Wol4o,
ocutor of the daft Pill zonl (?ii!inootie of AV.
late of frUntington tp., deed..
95. The second, acconot of Val. BilOni 3 Oi,
(MO Vibe' Exochtotti 'of Joseph Bifiiitgeri
ceased.
~ -96. , The firet\ and .final.neteent of George
. Dinok, Administrator of, tho Estate, of Polly
Black, ,lao,uf Mous:Olen township, deccusek,
97. The, Brat pull .ria.l, acautint of James
Ilewid:Aillidnistrator of, tholl;atiite of 'trichina
Eyzer,. lat 4 AClAbeity"tp; te'sl,
98. The fitat account or ebf-ro Baker, Atli
rafnisiiiihaiotthe guixlgididreriattels, rights
and credits which we „uf Dm :Daniel Baker;
' late of East Berlin, decl, . ..
9 1).'P0 liic land final 'aftl4h4ifir4Ohn Al:
berry, fidrriiiiisiritor of thh'Eanteof Alitai Al:
bert,•late ofltountpleiriturt , tp.; deed. 1 , ! ' ; , .
199. :ne.q.ittt , and final.fiagou as{ Jacob A.
r,mmtinfitratoror, Ole Foithato sf.patiks4
Boss, late of Huntington township, deed.:
. n?..t:l ..-: ••,..., . :. . 1,3 .
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stout.plipqr, and ~ forwar4sl • pt, . ps, i rip , fpd
exlmtfo. to tioY poet tilliso., , in OS, , need
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Iltiv. Jo, 1855: ' " "'. '' '' ' "
STICKS OF NOWVOODSIA
111$ OpF,I,PEBT bEB
11 1 1 11 R p
At> tot
J• L. SCIIICK hasletbrned from the city
ithe.largeet Red best seleetixl-,tltPck
4)1,4"pl! YXNI:4II , 9ctspps pp, Wks
over nu p oduire of offiJiing to this cam-
Janni . ty, Gall tknd ace for y9urselvss),li
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ent 'will not admit of it.: \ But,l •if you; wish' to
select from the choicest lot,of LADIES' AND
GENTLEMEN' .S.,DRESS G0()1)St four
°yea over bAbold, gO to ,1
• - • °
Oat. 19, ISA . ,
.n. I • ‘.04
COLLgaolls;T4gß'.'filiTj(E,
THE cotitcTotts",2l;x4rgS in'di e
different. towpshipalitiidttnid antoty 'pre
hereby notified dolt thir itill'te 'refittrte +to
satt.wiii thiitt Vtiplihatee on or before Monday
14,310 day of,Decembers mei on which, day
l'h
the,Opromiasioneta will meet.tOstlutir o 0 / to
~
gly,c. the peciseary,voneml? l , l tlt, V.' l n'e,
.11nplicat arc not settled up to fu by, i 9, a
-I)l:mediae; ith CiAlicetots will tie tltiiili' with't&
cording to law, witkone ingtird'to'fierebiii..'w
JAMES J. WM - ILS, t , I ,ttlt
GEORGE MYERS, Corset,
ir * A ' ' PC K iN li SI .a.
Atbm, 4. Atimorn I , 0*
Nov:. 2 1855.—td ,' i
:STRAY. BULLe-''.'il lilt , l
riAliE'to the Premises - Of the subiinribik,
IVJ Straban towustkiti,:rin 1•Ith instuut,
large red I,3ULL . , with Rovers' white apptr..o •
the Sides's:tail back, tiiiisOicalta Ise' thine! years
old;" , Thts nwner'ir dealt:o4lo' 'coma fisrwatki;
Odic) ilitliperti'ataf take him itiiiyd ft :,);>„
.• I • s • .;JOILN F. FELT ?r 1,
(Nov. AI/ 8 P 5 •77 3 . I
33 si r tr,
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QTRAYED tOTlfti pro:Week of the Ilitsbiad:'
a lA+, ricer Conifort'a iir Franklin'
township,: about threetwooks•pg6,:a reid Stiern
vritit while flanks audGmyhes4stanit'intan , da
era of hir•ffirtlftwit-•:1140 Qw.Pflf . ) 1 011.,P/e.les
taYt : Prkive-.PrfiTrtlt 11 0 7 , c,Stfir,W, C1tz9„,94
4way,' I .4. • 1-
'"?.ETEIf . CbsiFOß't try •
NOr: lsd is.:L4t 4 '. l( "" 1 ;; • ~-"
i j).l') .(I
IILANR.RT9 ARV.
,1 4 •0(1 1 SAANLk--
. The largest and cheapest in icau. Also
Ladies drsa gotevls---the prettiest, lot iu town
--to bhliall thd 040 or 2 f'•%k•t.
OFORGE ARNOLD.
'1 • •
if
' FIRST 4 . LAST NOTICE
rpl.lll subscriber," diScontineing
gives notice to, all indebted to cull ard
Impt . tle oil or, before the 17th Per,mnher', as ar
ter dint ditto all unsetilotl 'steequisti wall ho
placed in the Islas oflas Officer for cid=
Toetian.' RELI;RIt litTI.TZ.,
Nuv. ?Gr. )
QICHICK him on !Minix! motti conapletd
" isortment of tiIAYISS :'A11ID; CASS!.
VESTINkIB; than evins—and.
offers such inducementa to pun:Misers' as tan.
not lint be atWaintagenua to them. Ginntlenten
will flud'his Mete well Mipplied With all kinds
°tooth; suited to theft. wear. •• • ' •
SC • •
TVACHIERg ---
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PALL at,11u1,:11ola of KELLER KUKTZ
W, oed buyjaui:l.llank School Reports.—
Pike teduced (o'4 centa.., Only 1(10 slattie
left. . KELLER KURTZ.
Nov. 14, 1,85+1, 1.: it
LET US REASON - TOGETSdit.
WILT AHE 1"
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1-T has ,been the, jot
weighed down by disease,Fla, auffenng.,r—
H9I.IOWAVS FILLS aro spectatly,•ElaPt4.,
to the mlief of the WHA,K, the Zsl.h:M,Yol7%
the DELICATg, Lind theiNFlß?ti, dire; •
mates, ages, *sores, stnd •constitntiota. , •TiProd ,
lessor Holloway , personally stTerrintends thak
manufacture of his modicines in tho 'United;
states, sandtoffers their' to a free and.. eniighti
tined peoplei as the best remedy the wdrld Ong rL ,
saw for the removal of diseato. '
.7 • These Pills Purify the Bloadt. !e:. .. P
:. These famous Pills are ospossaly,,ceinblned
to operate on the'sfolniteh, the llyet, tub kid =
pays, the lungs, the skin, and"' ;he bowels, gill.
ricting any. derfingemcmt in thiik futttlddi, lel
ttfying the blood, the very. fountain of Wei and
hus curing disease in ,all its ,forms. )I t ; , i f , , ,
' Ihyupeysifs died _Myer ,asinplahitit,,, ll'
. N.R4Ol' h a lf.. ti? 0 !Inman. =l_o. tutr. , 0
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these P ills. It has vf,o pro'M in im r it..p 0:
the world, that nothmg has iieeri.Gura ' cq
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to them in cases of disordetis of ilielliet"a
ropsin, and stomach complaints generally.— r i
hey.soon f -givp h'palthx 'tope to4ostNans,
however much deranged, and when all Other
'Means have failed.
i • ''• iinVei•al fir a4iiiiiii i nri;skii.v:z i nti
.
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. Many of • the, most despotic cloyetiitosphs tc
have opened their .thistern Blouses to gib ltitrfp'z IA
libction of these 'Pills, that they, May heaps.?
the medicine, of the messes.., Leer' ted:Coilegee,
Sultnit %hal. thti "inddicino is. the ',beat itkietili4 ,
three', knoWn !for persons of delitatis health, ori . --
It hero the ;system lies been inweiroxl, as its 10, „ 5
mgorating properties
.ri ever fail lo MdbitkrOlief 4 ;
, . • ,$.. .: kenutii . cornY/0;4 , ~! .:,,, ,it
~., No Femnle,,yonng or old; should bit sri ihotit'
this celebrated medicine. It corrects and veg.
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ala monthly courses at alt veiiodsi acting l• -,
in '• to 'Cases. like - a eharnu ' , lt is also the , Vi
tel
Bost an ly
nafest: medicine that kin be ilOMt to! '.#
Ohildren of all ages, and for any complaint ty
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icoitseqnsntly no family. should bd trithontilt4 ', •
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stfolloway's Pills are the best iwnsidy kittAssilit
the world for the following Diseases-e- :.
Asthma/J.'. ;/...I.'; '. - iDiarfllikiit C.'. ' I ,C I l'i'
Pdwel Complain . tA ) DroP B X/ ' ' it
'cinch! ~ I 3 i Dcbilitj , 1 .
ur g ,„,-,,,,, 1 ,,.., ~ .i ..„, Fever and Agile • r•':‘,' , .l .
IC eit:Dblostom q j') 'i Female Coittplabiti - P1 hi
Ellisitepaltol.4 2. (:...4 illeadachet f1e..7 Ni,1.1)1
Indigestion .., :7 ..' i Steno Mid , Drtwtd , -,r1r.,;-
I n flu enza ,
.r i r '(. ' ' Secondary slititptotost. 4, ..:
Inflammation , , • ~ •..Inward• t Wealmees ~e, , 1
Yenoreal Affections ~,' Liver Oomplainti,;s . , t , ',l
Wormspof allkinds., , Lorriessollipiritsl'iles.l I
', ***Sold 'at the mannfactdries of Prpfessort''
WouLowAy t , Bo miLiden:LalS9 7 4Now Yerk;1011 1 ' 1
'214 Strand, London; by all icspectable:Dritggilitil ". I
end 'Dealers of Medicine throughout the 'frit: , 1
tea StatedriPti‘itkP civilized Yorld, in hoxeot,*
as c en ts,62f, cents and $1 eneki. ~, , i „ pi . ,t
ItSl,...here is a` consideraide, ,1nviing,11.744,,,,
ding the larger dyes.
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, N. n. Directions 'for the guidance:
,or t * , :;
tients i every disorch:r • aro ntlixcd, to elto, Poi:
Oct. 26 ; 1 1466 12 4dw' s' ' ". '' `- I , " ' ' , I
tildhl r-l idia l I ' l(fd bit liligir
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"VIRST READER, ...er Prima — "ry 1 " :;
1 Enunciator, Pad A 1
Second mery School Enuncl
*tor, Fart 11. , • •
• iliird'Render, with ' Complete :11ttitaitegi rIV
40 : Idultstioti: -I •
Fhhititil.htuferi 'ftietjual fo•thO
4Pifth: Reeder,' with'Prineipiceof
practieldlji Illustrated by Elenlefitary:"llzeirk"
mice: • • '
Sixth Reader, With the Higher :Piinciples
of Elocution };,..i . ,:p)aincol.and Illtintrelod by up , *
propriate ExeroUei.t ; t.
The Readers arc proposed npou tho plan of
‘404 1 , 44 1.. RalY Mtn fkaig 01 a iiiO4( 11 0:4 1 11.1%
:cePtAlflifSllllll•Coallatllu anti, na t eu tt
ot ‘ exgrsise r • krtte elation, to 14491 t pupicit
triA Ogle
't El edli6tuiri intittor' nintitler ant
cot pichenelvni'• adapted *to the Schooktimis
93 only pruaticuatteitchers Jrnow , boir to psi
paro and A.itspi . ,• ;••. . . •1l 1.• rr? „
,Jl#,,,44egtionthfur, ;Reeding , argi crirsftillp
g . nided from the first step to the 1,4, . Ths,,
TILT- 41 41 Oeq , Pi r f' fFcitfl•fritm ` all
thiproper exprosihns they are designfd
'to cultivate and correct taste, to teline'rthn
ings, and to elevtlte,noral a ff ections. • The
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thy mho :talons:imam undelithior fhb 4 1.fm‘lifti
'wants ails =paroling hestrt.aed ;Diode tl.>
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;,4 1 . 40 ietit 91.7 ti EleraoLall of filranlippr, foc
hognmers, and Towir's tottglisit Ortaatuar (9t
advanced slosstil
Teachetoilliclio%iti t eem WtitKes, Clergymen,
• and htrb:bi.iiiiittiorsied In Education are jim
: vited to call and examine tlicliet
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ti)tblis•icre,t4Vof '6of t b,
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