SMALL ' .. 'S.
.0T 1111 STIR IND lIINNERY' .1 FoL g l it - als p 7L A z c z ,. l it , : afo to elect a
i ma ? n, whose election in-'
________ lslam& THEOrISTSI ' Ali the Northern nod OPC t he se rani
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..-•-• - - !.t•VelFcally sibs Near England States art:devoid But, you ask, are these men the repro
of uvietr &lea On tre- 13- hted Fenlittum" ' The sontativea of the unanimous South I' The
rrairaiar alag hat' MOOS With is that of me
ehaerea strz.4.imAc to be gem-el, nod small South contains many conservative . men
Parsers.arse do their own drudgery: and :--rriau, - v men who love their country cud
[yet whoa/re lardly rt for assoriatkof With A 'b e li nve i n F loe P r i nc i p l e , , an d w h o, if ens
Southern ramieteava's body servant. This is. '
tycer E-ee society -*Lich the Northern hordes I couragec.'" to contest the ground with the
t are er4tirt-611: to extend late Kansas." 1 Fite•Eati rs. will bring the Southern mind
t T. "' Richtbtl"l (Va.) &miner. of into a hea I thy condition. But these men
I Sept. 21. sass: I
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are not found in the Butshanan tanks.—
t "117.-. chi,e. is these preliminary remarks,
Pis is isir Louise it is for the South to at. - • '
They are etttriots, who prefer Fillmore's
r -tart to jam:lTc negro. tlayery as an excerr• election to all others. and many: of them
I. e' t.''r-r! ir•i: l433o it- It is th e ma! form of infinitely pi ekr Fremont's to Buclianset.
i, 'Drew tat has excited the wejudicra of t i
ratirlaadnodgiven riaa to aboh
• a tion the on-
They are lea ding Statesmeo who' dares*,
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•
Ey. tia . d a slawty which Las not hit until spzak (what nn Southern Buchanan man
1 , trryt.ikr P•••‘;•‘ -- T•al. The exPetieneet the does) of their af f ection for the Union as it
Hprisrtioesated the history of mankind amply
fi . t; .oUl o CANDIDATES. i riNDICATE SLAVERY IN THE Alif. is; they ere , elevated minds who despise
1t r I Sr RAFT. AS .k N.ATERAL. rxiVERSAL I the Yonom of L tapioca politiciansand they
Yr* PRIINIDEST . „ AND CONSERVATIVE INSTITUTION.—
n who hate Slavery and prey
''' - '' • - • • t Inj..tt:ifyiu slanmy in the general abstract, are
P^ °l me , , : •
JOIRIIIIRLES' FREMONT -I—L.- ----
• end with the prejudiera grow. for Fremont a eletstion that Kansas may
- • 1 toga= s or sir . Al" stare trade, out of th
t - .Icf r 7ia - a• ' wherever erever out
tradi e i be saved from the I)l:linden of the curse.
f Zr.,,,,.,47Z,, iii • d - ' i Northern men ham these syMpathiters.
greaser prep mai o frace
marl miLy. Sr if, it is flown by history. both: told they should End in this sympathy an,
a:mm.l aswi rit.d r aJia. that Domestic Slavery b;' aadditio n al i ish
't a NATUP 'IL NORMAL AND, T 11.1., 1:1 i n due rent"i for continued
I LATELY. UNIVERSAL INSTITUTION. effort. All.the maim ble men of the Smith
I A cmr-pazi-an oft he evils of free and shive so- are arrayed against Boehm:tan and LOcero•
der, fro= I'S', em•sasen of ditlerent countries, . -
f r o m tk e E.
~,bil Poor Laws, from the farm I I'm.; all the Fire.Katera, Killilinaters,
• Imes. revuLutioas irls3elifiet. snperstitionsj Traitors and Kitleil ere arrayed in favor
agrariariseas. ati artarthies, that have oflate! of theni„
With whom will Northern
, years anirted We...d.tro Europe. tool from thei
I, comnammistic orxlsocialistic movements of thei Freemen array themselvos I
1 day, prowl tia.•=e'alfeicties only to be perms- I
nest alai eosi...ring• whirl have rested" - upon
the perit'a . vela?. invitation of domestic slavery
lass leans. When it it thus flown that some.
' KIND OF SLAVERY IS NECESSARY..
ALL MUST BE WILLING TO ADMIT
THAT, AS SLAVES THERE MUST BE.
NEGROES ARE REST FITTED FOR
THAT CONDITION."
The Bithersand (Va.) Enquirer - of a re
mat due coas.s to this conclu•ion :
"If free society he ura.ateiral, immoral, un
elteistiac„ it most ..01. and Rice war to slave
soeietHy--a sselasystesa old as the wor/rl, loaf:,
=Tel as max."
And the Chatiesion (S. C.) Courier cr•
CIETTUSONC.
Friday Evening, , Sept..l9, 1556.
I hope we may find some means in bemire
of shichliivr ourseires,rom ,foreign intinew-e.
politicae„corafnereisl,' or In whaterer form it
may, be attempted. I with there were an
ocean afire-between this anctthe old world,—
Jeferson.
.
r • ,- ;* . FOR iricß FRVIDENT,
p IFIW Lill L. DIYTON.
Unto Stain and County Ticket.
'CiNAI, COISMISSioNER.
TilbYritS tOCtiR.c.N, of York, (Whig.)
AUDITOR GENERAL. -
DARWIN
PliEtP.§; of. krin;itronfr, (Amer,)
RTETOR GEVERAL.
4.itkoltT4',,pf: Bradford, (Republican.)
41(. CONGRESS.
JOSEPH PI.I3IROY.
)11 triBHINOTON CROOKS,
,i4 e ? JUDOS.
, DA VI D HORNER.
ASSEMBLY.
' 4ll 1111.1SSELMAN.
. 1 1 481 111 1 01 thi 3 Y1 (of Diilie!-)
201/18$0TOR '6l THE .
JOSEPH KEPNER.
fit s AV.SLYXYPIt-:t
JACOII , DIEEIL.
NV :SANER. TO%V - NSEND.
1 4 110SECUTI NO ATTORNEY.
- - !VI B. MeCI.iELLAN.
`-Slialrety Es the rstural and normal condi
i trop of tile l&soing pia* , whether WHITE or
1 , arki.-- The .neat evil of Northern frce rocie
: or i.k. ant it i. Lurie:x.4 with a cervilt. claw; of
"SIECHANIt and LABOHEILS, stmt for,
s old ut nername ..o3 :t. t= a. :e i yet to le: trod thed ue,, wil i h t. the
i tribute: and p•orels of citizens. Mmtter and
I Stove it a inchn'our in wq-icty as necesgary as',
t that of parent and child; and the Northern
theccy of hie g:verament is a delude:l."
: These ;rspers all prefer Mr. Buchanan
I for the Pre_, , Mcoei-, and repieshit that ex 1
creme S7latis-ra interest, which - is at heart
is favor of montrehial principles, and ho3: 1
I; tile to the Itemornsic clement in Nlroth
ens society. 1 hey take ground in favor,
not merely of virgin slavery. bin in favor
of the principle of Slavery; and ' - they lir
' else that tbe only ,favernment and soda , .
( ring society is- that which nests nmm ol)o
-1 sutstic Slattery as 11 bands. " They consq(l- '
ler regrew slavery better than , white slaverY,
tat white sfevety better time no Aarery.
They predict that ultimately the Northern
'States trill be compelled to en.lare their
mechanim awl laborers, and they believe
:slavery the tateral,,proper and most pro
,
doviare coediti.m of all labor. Tlicy he.
government. Tear give this clams votes
ofkit. 4 . - A vete tfieie rote'. for lare lUttl° l3 ) I t in parts of :he Son:h. golly bemause the
,
illlficlr iltthbto DOm° oll6l4 " 111 - 41 intilt datuisrant party festal to rmist the move
,
Pllite 'l abnA r all 014 i i triii'iker **re tha ehGl mast male in their Laver. by the mitiori
-86*A/61411e' for: t h is preseevation: ot
. thia Ity 4ns e ,,wwling to raise. They siew one act
jritieW"Tbeditebutond, (V s )• Ettnotter; - f mets---the wealthy and uell-horm---119
aleVii t aitlit 3 i/iliehein lealedlett paper, itioi entitled 10 rule the poor and him born—
recent number. goys z . ' , am; r
~,,,etiran.J anal in word, eery, that.
_ l
.albektherSontlypresent a edemect and tur l the Declaration of. Intlependiseee spoke
ditika franlv-' /At inn' Ih°' to th e barbariaaa I true th when it declared that 'all meth
her spans ,population offers little hopes 1 ""T
A r w i c . ; .pi r milikii,,nd self-reliant hala l had noel:pal right to the enjoyment' of
i tr od
A mer Into{ tarn retreats, Attie pmspects t Er e, likirsy and h i p p i e .. up _ ,
,TI,„ mpn al,,'
:1101 Mahe: Aril: uuloo cud devoted: „.. . . J
r
re4blfltion, no eliandis of cononeet. Let her, ate L'e Pflotiloco on which our gOVUrn • 1
iltrphMalfireftletaeli , Pennsylvanin and Southern; meat is founded ; and adcomite doctrines.
QinoiSouthern Illinois Iron: the. North, and( which. ifes „_,„ ..„.
_., drive
client
to
make i ttlellighlunds between the Ohio and then
"`"'""`" v! "
I I ea the dividingline. Let the South treat change the government to a manor.
F oil California, clod. it necessary, ally herself e h,.
t
'lilt gutiititti with Cutm and Brazil.
~. U
„ 66 . montuiger urea without, and a Bat Southern •••Dentoerat. do not end
ilk& intWnecessitv (slavery) within, will beF Pere in the star against the Constitution.
cure to make the South a great, a united,
a vi l the Cnitore and Free Government. The
wilant and tt warlike people-"
0,.
~ . [Constitution of the U. S. provide* that af-1
„jig: pl i arlegna (S. C .) Merenay i s as i ,
Ser 1803 ; the African Slave tinder shall he
bbld , end impudent. and treasonable. It -
alinhAted. Soothers supporter* of But
thleiti thiejlanguige t.
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fro n ,,_,, ~. . chinas ; a ft er menu% Cuba. and cora
-1
There is pot a suoglo public man in her! Turing the North cc thheep oints
li m it s (South Carolina) not one of her present e °t P
Ilt i guisentatiresyr Set store in Congress, wha named. propose to change the Constitution!
1
111,Ro 1 / 4 01491stellto the lips in favor of disunion. so d rev i ve the t h e A n i t i na ., st ate ri .„d e. ,_,
W e have ad enough of the ' Glorious Scapa." Hear
the t.:l!nurieszon (.1. C) Standard on
TifflifiodlatiOn - ma bar part.. has. long been,
eitunoisibte ; now, with genteel &roam - Iselin:1o, the sal jet z. . •
imidtline negko riots, open and professed infi- "With Cuba zedSt Domingo, we could con.
&Bhp, .404 ike.itlic connection has actually tra : t h e p,m4,,e.i,„3.s of t h a trop i c; and
with
become diet erataide• A tkronghlY organized theca the m.:aaacre oldie aurld,and with that
disunion party s
athe desideratum, and nntil I th e power 43115. ` "'rte.
Our true , policy it , to
Ictlct e,Mmed the. South: a
•ll time dern - i look to Bland ae demos great sieve Insw er e
ted to ,puliticl4 " diielissiiin will he time k ind as th-r gamer -anent that is to ditUct Cr,
11;i1 .. ' '' I `
' t license th e develkt , ament of the comstrr drailled
• " 111V.,4e{lAYI'ledilll DeUtt admitted with- hythcAmazza. Irt.leadefeourtingEngland,
Wilo 1.. 0 .. •
we shooed taal- la» Braldi sa d the Westl a.
!P.!' 140k! 1 !-(4i , s , it 3 vs s in 147 °r °c* -B **iii - Th e
,„ - 2 e
„ nue a . " ies• 1
nen sweaty ofallhuice
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411Atvicolaroueracy to . embrace the Slate with Brasil will give u, the control over the
ralf of tleveso am.i ns !corer countries. together
aliffikAlrittl4iilbll i N iearagua and Mexico.;
and that, when erected. one 'of the brat Ir t t pLace tke tt.''' 2 ' 41 tie um ' e 'i' l enee a thi3
w
rrean slavers. beyond the reach of.
Joeftelimsit,t4i gircroment would be to fitearaeiint.aa lit..sae or ;abroad. With 6th,.
4 0 ;misk 4 eikvittyrith,Brusii,
whom is oonsidk • nests azd 4.-6.10 n Ate (Brazil and. tile South)
• can open G. 7 the Afri= Slave emi , nation si•
)4antillsialriorsiliii.Yilit. it is * Vela Slave ' , min to pecie thenollle re ,, ion of the tropics.
iiiiVitir,lnil`i'Aive 'the Slave trade. Alf If e eaa bar.ii,:y defoni tliis'apon the most en,
. lamed .-Cr : of ~n ranthro v* a a
f lk i kr*i f yi.ii.p l , th e who l e di...ion in. Thf. 6. C ix 2 P-'
a. Ls , . •. ~--,, :_ 1 ~ „ • 1312e come 16-4,ea we lent boldly d e .
' Dwelt in the Suntli,;ere,laboring ottani- &no stiz.4 e.-... 0, zratikso befoze tire world. We
measly, Lir Bit/Annan,. whom they emssid- i:L'ilh".2b P aulin sin g in g I
- kr.. firm 1112 Norda. r We shoal 1
Or ltie l MePhSSelnative of the Southern Cal- 1ii,;,.-ria to mink 6,1-.,,,,,5.A...._,_ Th e true
dn 1
%Min liolfo;,ttlhi e l i was oddit. e d to d noe COM . the! alli ti , ..e i,..lszaitiand regions suite ;o I
4414. N. , rt , t , A.. . , . Afric..nt nLlver.. bet . eE , l as and Brazil, wiil
111101 1 11 . 4 . ‘"91Th ' i°11 * Call =ear the e1r.,....r0l of . .ese two• Stale pow.
.itedreetonlir They ;re opposedito Fite Be_ ens, insp.-cc _shape or Gibe ; either by peaty or
aeural part-kesiepa. of the one gcnemment o r;
publican Governnient. Wo have repeat_ the eabw „ r..
..d. ,,„d s h e atdamaa, adiado.,,, his;
, ko od- a tt i ken VI A and heard of, SOuthern men.'eyes to thitocinwaits. has but a eery small!
Atom% if flavor of a Mou vre b y ,,,,,_ the best' view of the , pnaL a it:its:6on s and interests that
tikrikilli IPrittotneet. and expressing the are , ev. i ' lcw.m ,.... 4 uP ; ju r)“. the re f T ... " c . o.
opiniow•that Free Government has, p roved ' - ` - ' :-.llfre*, -.4 --13
—CY °-
.....° P H '
a &Bum: Nben'eed this'eause our ' ~ ties of Soothe:it .iDe.wocrats" as sniiplird '
--11ONt „.l 'a . ' „.-* - • - rut. ' titheir ch-'ucu
oft
_:oi*ii elnnolr tiotcod Slavery as tight 11" own ea Patients. We soh
lfik.lo by emetnied, and yet be in factor mit them to as i 1 ,
..„ . .. ii Pubile i L wit i irtli i s
of Free'Goverrautuo, Inc the prinziptes on remark that if ' '" tt ''' zi"l : it 7 . "cle '"
i
'lrbil*, alone the MO •cao be defended are mare ' ll " e° will ''' 1"e
officesi
~, , , r ii , ,. . , of S outh, who will be placed in honor.. ]
l i a f e4) , .?I"iltag°an'tm. fts firm boOthera } . '
~,.., , ,p , „l „,„,: 4 . 8 talus. th e, position baldly i obi: sad infl - tential - poritieein- into will he i
"'o ut 4 ‘ , ., ee tr ' a r T iet, „ has proverb* failure. . aud chews to control Shnthern sentitnent, ,and
I _
savers' bookii , V 4 -11Fave this Matte recentl •
yl l4l° ‘ l/ he .applied with the ***nliteli"
Ikkite4hbortirgiui PM Southern prem. We i ! helm" of " 3•l "iiag Publie iiliiriiimi• Is
Alruklitriolfo vv i tiarev „,, t f nmi s ic AL L. it NIA to give these men the opportunity,
le utu ri. m or : 1- :• - --. • i they seek of utdenniairg the pit/tip/es
oFtve sorieky 1 We sieken at the `nante.,—, of the riiltles of desiroyin the govern-
IlMini, itit kat axii.ugkititeration or GREASY inent,,aeal of disgraeint the. =lion l'' Is
Sehtheirn i lhocorotem hostile ; to,
palcF lll l. 4 . the Cowl If littlita and
6 - Giiveronitent-.lftentl'thene
Sit traced •ifrom.. Southern Pa
". • . • , .
1141:nits : that Buchan
binersixr,eortmsth,is iu the Soutaelp
litatgs. ifin, l „pgnkoßraol adroit that.be will
snmiu,rry. , ,,fiingie . Nortliern State; except .
,§outbern-Dernoerats are
gsfilusify
,beeppiify, rtionarcifists, pontitu
tiogl.hoF i canie,pernocrat
• the endorse
n,;o: of ;Abe mo F seaufialous doetrines,;
'4;oYlenddiilo4.l%;ta the eub;ervion ell
allitecgoverionent. We, nek the atten-i
tioo.,Relfig poople,So , these. t6eretopataots.
Ittfehifivonrs Auutifsrik supporters, in the
siOniMir4iPPiletted..4ot only _ , to she Pike*
A s y sox stands., but to all free gnverPl i
telt are, in favor of Boelesao,
tifeeet l i.they.poesidergtl him plellge4 to a;
proves opinino:
ICPThe "Compiler," int answer to our
chorge that the Democratic party andantes
the . Lstwa of Kends.; and empowered the.
President to enforce them IA nth all the pow
or of the U. 8. Army. ceitiee an article
from the Philadelphia Argos in which it is
stared that the Senate twice: passed A toll
for ,fair aljastment of the riming difficul
ties., trne. Jirflge Dougla.q
reportota Bill, which was .R , Gopted by II H
Senate, repealing ciyetwor tit we ohnoxion:
laws hut which was coup Jed with. other
provisions for'an cle.ction i n the Territory ' tr.!lnon to 6
ics
Cl a time - .. and under circa mataMeett whi . „l, I . pti rt .. .
, • . ""„
.it Charge upon them, that the leader , ' of
'I ( '
would - certainty nave secured 11 ,Tto•slavery the I , reninnot arty are in nearly everviostance
Duceur y ine „ tb,te..- No unbinv.if non can the lIVOINIi Idrocaten of a dissolution of the
. r , ••`u American Ution. - •
doubt that'suCh was the d
. .1 . —_. . . eld '
. gn ..,. bill.
r the (4) Char*. upon them, that they selected
t,its. ps s
sage w ould -ii:.o ce rtai n l y`„ - t h e iPrennta‘ris ti candid:l:e l first beettosehe would
. . .. , .cud,
Perritory to Freedom.. The Free. State P.'ltreutf° !•heitheir passive instrument in.the
work d'i,sl4oa, and lien because he iv sup
men
would glad, have voted for that posed to , hale grown enorsnoualy rich by his
culations;
spe
claw.° of 't he billwhiCip repwiled thos •. laws, ,
(a) Chew tipnn them, that they expect to
litnitethilid • CohjeCtinrahle 11?' It. vrTi a in as 1 carry this election with money. They amine.
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much as It still recognized the valid . ..ly of tit 'Frenone, for his wealth. Seward says
t h e h o 1 •, . . :- , • i there is plenty of money to be had to ignore mid
gas. egnsiature, h a d ft not b eet c"n• "I violate the Constitution, in his speech at Al.,
Pled . with other provisioner, The Formal. banx,on ithe 12th of October i and Francis P.
of the pre° State men • te simnel/ that otii . , Blair sa s, the Missouri Compromise will be
011 . s tru ed• ~ I NAOMI' . e Fremont is .elected.'hy !toying up
flue me n i n t o an 4: - 1.. 1 the Sjitc ors of the united' Sauce with the pa
denec of insincerity,- But where stand ti 4 .'1 tronagl.tf the Gen;ral tiovertititcht. -
Democracy on a sahse'quentoccasion. wiles& isoitrio;'! (
ece .",a, to - ih e i r ' aid
,rli e :iinur i theM, I 1•• ii t imp' h•'tve iII YOk•
in the . '
event - ofthiling to
'Senator Welier introduced his hill for the ' elect Fremont, be a sectional vote. See Wcith's
,rcrical of theta Lti,,.t. ono ; enecre d ii ,b 1 'P each auk! 11:ack . ttepnbliext .Conveno"ll i
•
a nY other provittons Why it la /able i,, t,itans or the 13:,stron hil;A:10,. ;and the sermon
by a decisive vote—but one or two Deify,-
Crate' voting for it ! Here" ens i.tr o 1 ' d Chi. ti
itP"
niti to show their disapprobatiori fl' ••
' d . ' .
la' the
. BOr•;Ltein''y Ward Beecher
theni, that the? hare re:
P o n''' . i vit. I the Mklouri Coinpo)ntl le tin. nearly forty
o t in.o yes' -t. an now demand that it shall here:tared
JIIIII. . m tin et cluesimn %rue presented ) arta it " l - 4 .e••a ml , oniol• ; - -
1.. '': Th . 'it I •• '
to titers eim te. far appraysl o r di• - apnrov 31 l: ' with ' churn. n W./ the.* that mit sati 'led
in or:Wt'irt i we of n . r . {,* it ri ct us .
and ' iil
fiew.did thatiemocraci vote ? W• i ,; t h h ut ertiea,- they have pi - er;u ' ef;fi n t . tooticin i Cl for tha t
Mt'Thel
(9) _etstronbetv_so_wuzlhe„seeils Of ilis
ril:lie•7t.,lP mar. ' . inrge tfpno them. that they have mice.
voted for r p rica l : A n a these l aw ,. t i c , di...,_ :t•4l hC3 tIlIblit! I r.. Preside t who has n e ith er
he ••• experience no,'
, .
vaceful to.oar country- ore to- ke•etear—tr, 'lle chat: ' ler ' t Ca ` `ltY. 'l'
•-- • ` •'-' ' ti. • : inte,•• .. ty, to pre; vie ever the aCairs of the
if nOcessary, by the whole .mi:ilary power G'ireriii;..l.'. • • ' ' '
of the GrevernmenL .. , ' i • flOlCh trge I
upon them. that While the-ask
. . . .
- '
thA smi, , s of the ,tido, ..,A.l eiti.:en, they prepare
•
:title statue th atis ¢ o deprive loin of his rights;
Let it front . this 6;14 forward' he born in ' ;h a ., whil e ;hsfy „....i. the. , bre not against the
mind that*they who asnril the position of the
Democratic party on the question of slaver:. Catholics.t , leimince.andidam sv.ears Le is riot
v CnthAli . t. 'LA if to be so ts :t crime: 5i..,1 that i n like manucr assail one of the cherished', tine I f t h e ' i. onven t •on whicJi nominior il Pre-
RtinqiPiqs a HeAt7 Clay.—CaVaer- i t e m e atreet•edie ref: uliate "Enow•Nothingism,
.
• /[f-This is no libet upon rho n.emnry r.f ;yid'. the ethrer wbie le• onni;naind hint made
the-great ' awe/. - What ! lIENRY CLAY
Kno-othin ,, i its :bidet rner atone.
1 - .
sm
, •
endorse th e position of the Locor , en parry I NMI' F OIL ' 711 E KS cTs.
upnw the Sheiery questinn r rt., who., i T --r ^ l .• rryniniet 'V pipit in- nomirstkr t
teptigriancet m'-the, extension of Slavery bra _ (II
oiveatinn, i , ait al wohnnt regiril to
.
was allele, 'that wliile living ihe whole TA- past piny dislinction! , and off the patriot
:tartlee party stigmatised hhe• as an a t e di, •it citi7.ens of the liiiint.. imposed en the ii.
einnist;'—:lsirendOrse the Slavery plank in:; limitable entensinn of dim Slane Institte
the Cincinnati Pl:aortal- •thenry Clay, tion. North and Smith, East and. West,
,
the anther of the 31ixanteri Conmise,i w ere '"' iced` to participate in its delibera
, mrn
, .
.s. If .
eadoise' the infamentl Act by which that ) tion cleated by a iecliond rote, it
Comp,rionisewan dectrnyed. and g ansav i will be the fault of the South,"
•
;wrested from n P:rnedone, the North sivin- 1
died. and the . Country di4graeed ! Henry
Cloy endorse the Repent of the MissAttri
con4rnmige r We repel the charge aa 'as
aßtnder•and a libel-npnu the•character and
memory of. tho iltu"strioutt , Statesman
Motile upon those wliN to bolster no an
unholy *cause;iitill eo per Hiptory, awl
rgeklesaly. attempt to identify their
wicked parposeothe name of so great. mut
good a man
OCrln 1847..J0h1t a Calhoun in, tfie
National Senate - 'made a cprecbcin, attach
be took the'round that slavery was not no
evil, but a mfiral,,[l9liticar and social grnid;
that by the Constitution Slavery was car
tied over all the' Territories ;.:that the peo
ple of the Teritories had' no power or right
r to exclude Slt.vcry from .them until they
form a State Cortitution ;;that 'the ex
tension of tilavery wag necessary to Stave
holders and to thty. safety. of the itivern
maul ; that the Tiecraration orlindepen- 1
deuce contained doctrines which were ab
surd and mischevinus. and 'bat some men
were born to be slaves, others to he- was-
This 'speech was mceived, with , a laugh
Atcontentpt every • arhore. Eren South-
I ern Senators publicly repudiated the doc,_
trine, admitting that the Constitution did
nor establish slaverrany where, and that
Slavery could. not exist eicepr„ t where , it
, was legally established by, positive !in..—
• The South end the North unite& in repudi
ating- s ne. and ha - Mr. Calhoun' doetri' was
, ...
..•
proonunced a monomaniac on ,the su bject
~o6' Slavery. Now, however, ,Southern
'Democrats are ranging themselves on Cal 7
honnli platforna--and eimthein ;Democrats.
eagerly hasten fundliricr monstrena • doe-
trines which a' gve - „years; since, were do.
nounoed as proofs' •otepartial;lusaniti is the ,
Suventer of themk- : . - , ~
• Begtheb
Net" tett, bac salr.eu. vuumplox
e.. • 1
A Colon) of Falsehoods.
Tie Bocaneers aro growing dea
-1 pe gi e % . I ,h e l e sin efforts to stay the tide
of popular feelh sweeping over the coon•
try, as n fittig rebuke of the Boitder
sr, j
w an p H e rr their party. Instead of
'swing t isles they, themselves . have
raised—i es 0 voicing the highest Prih.
eiples of ',contitutional freedom—their
presses Neill) , groan with the basest ap•
peals to puffin and prejudice. Falsehood,
f o ll ows u p o n 'Alsehlotl in such rapid sue:
cess i on , as tolefy all attempts to keep pace
with therm', the vocabulary of Billings
t
' gale isexanitrd in the selection of inrec.
lives, to be lunched from the press and
the stump *oink Col. FREatOtvT, and
those who : loth :him, are .endeavoting to
bring.back Or administration :of. the Xed.
eral Gover n ant to the Republican policy
inaugurated. by ' Washington, ' Jefferson,
Slsdison, arif tho fathers o f '
the' Republic. , .
FREMONT hiPOIN „... II . I!Een oba ractorized
las an "It4dd s " "PaPist7Tiliktovr-Noth 7
i
ing," "Th is ".Felen,?(nd "Thitor"e—
while his fri Lis erode oconeed as 4'llisek.
Republican ' "Niggei:-.Worshippors,"
4 Disunioni t," and "Fiends."
. .
In the I . Compiler an and a whole
column of l'ese falsehoods, taken bodily
&Om that rekless partizan sheet, the Phil:
adelphia Panspfeanian. We subjoin a
few outs 'lt—Hiot s o roach with a view of
exposing it falsity, uto let our • readers
know the ird of argument by which "the
"Border- elan " Presses seek to hold
the hones voting masses of their party.—
Here the
(t) Ch
have stnrt
President
`upon them, Democrats, that they
tindidates for President and Vice
are to be elected, if at all, by a
svetionnl
(2)Cha:
nn.l the NO
in his Far
e upon them, thnt they violate duty
inn warning of Washington, who
well Address, ndmonisited his coun
'arm of sectioned and geographical
2—The• friends of Fremont. seek to re.
store the National policy Wavhing
tnn,aml hiscatopeers inaugurated, and np.
pose the Bucnaneers . because, t Ley have In
of , ctho solemn warn .in 3 of IVash
ingtiln," forced upon the coutitri a ":mo
tional" is/me:mull plaeerl, in nomination
candidates pledged' to• a 'POO tiou aI " policy.
dare therluchancernin designate
a single "leader, 4,,khe F,remotit party"
Who vociftelt oa• dissolution of the-, Amer
'jean Utliow'" The Open avowed • Diann.
inniqt. and Secesiiiiinists..Nforth and South,
are all opposed to the . , election of Fremont
--whileliansf, if not, all' of,theni cordially
suppnrt-Buchttnan, and threaten to dissolve
the Union Frenrmt be elected.
4—listend of Fremont being Selec ted
as a e
tit
i
“pastilve , Arnmnt m the work of
,
• •
disuninn," he was placed. int nomination
expressly' het:ease of his refusal' frater
.
nize the traitors . who threaten Soces
siou, and of his, expressei,l deterininnti . on
to preserve the Union , at. tal hazards.
and he wilt do'it: "
5-Neither. Senator Sewerd nor PratOs
P. Blair, ever tittered the pen thnents fulsoly
e.ecribed to: them, niir
. snythiug approneh.'
tog to them: .
6:—The °lay forte inVolced by either
party in the present cannass,is the Bordor.
Ruffian- policy of the Briobaneers. Ulu,-
ttued in• the
s beaticgi down - of American
Amitors in the Mlle 'oil Congress, and in
tbnPotrage% crimes and:murders by which
the slave oligarchy reekm to, enforce their
traitbroux designs. , The 4 infidel columns
olthe pestoa Liberator" oppose Fremont's
election just, tor hitterl,y aa 'do the reekless
columns of. the.Conapi/eit,
"t--Tbe 31iitsouri Consprrimise hatrbeert
`regai.ded as a•tietCred, oanoiial cent pacr+by
mett.ofallparttes r, Nortiv and Sonth, l until
the traitor Deafens proposed,its repeal::
. B—The 'discord. in-the ehrintian , Clioreh,'
/tan). hu ,
lbeen! ninule of thirblitor
auneintioinof.lhnt, church the
Lgeors hi because nilltmenwillingnest los en,
tiorre the wiclod- policy which that party
seeks to inaugurate.
9, -The assertion that Fremont "has
neither the character, the capacity, the ex
perience, nor the integrity," essential to
the offfee to , tahieb the people intend to ele
vate him, gives the lie to the high mon
lins progoluoced upon his "character, ea
wily. experience, and integrity," by Ben
store Butler, Mason, Cass, Waller, and
other leaders of the Buchanan party, years
ago.
10—It is not true that the friends of
Fremont propose to deprive Nibs adopted
litimpf' of his rights. No party that we
tome' of. Nis ever'propoped to do so. The
friends of Frementhare never pretended
that he was a Oath:dm, hut have uniformly
denied it. The 13iiehaneere do charge it
and hafte charged it, in the belie -'of draw
ing off American :rotes, while' keeping a
good eye to the Catholics. They playad
that 'part e° 'outiesefullY in 11352, 'that
they mu% kelp trying it again. But it
won't do.
Here. then, are ten direct, wilful, palpa
ble falsehoods—and we have selected them
only as &specimen of a whole column--in
so Many', paragraphs. If bold lying could
insuro the election of a Presidential
date, the Buehanoers might have some
hope of success.
OtrThe ultra Abilitionists of the'Lloyd
Garrison school—die. mon who publicly
advocate the dissolution of the Union, have
all coma out in favcr of Buchanan. The
Boston Liberator, of which Lloyd Garriann
is die Editor, has come out strongly in fa•
yin' of Buchanan, and says :
"We dissent from the sentiment that °the
disposition to divide the Union , is rery slight
now"—for it i. wide spread and growing
stronger every hour, and will undoubtedly be
greatly increased by the triumph of "Border
Ruffianism" itrthe person of James Buchanan.
There is a strong ground for believing that he
will he the last Vresident of the United States,
in which' caso'Tlthl JUBILEE IS NOT FAR
DISTANT."
is the inhilee” referred
to. and Buchanan it the person who is ex.
peeled to bring it about. What think the
Detunerney of Adams of their abolition nl
ly P They , talk about "Black Repuhli•
cans" indeed.
7 Lee locos pretend to he in favor of
"gond government." By this we suppose
they mean such gond .government as has
reigned in Kansas fereighteen months. dur
ing almost eiery day of which an American
citizen has been murdered for tieing op.
posed to Bravery, evension. Buchanan's
election promit.es to continue this "good
fmvernmont." Do the people want the
warm blood-of Americans to continue to
flow in deadly combat on those fertile
plaidlV Then rot them elect the Loeofr••
en ticket, who are in favor of that mode of
government, and who,
,at the rate session
of Dotigrass, voted seas to perpetuate this
horrid cruelty.
"nave yssu beard Ilse News rom
tr - 7' The "Compiler of Monday ix pro
foundly silent on the Moine gne.tion—
not even mentioning that there had heeti
nn eiection ! As Mir neißithor seems to
he withodt news from that zegitiM, we re
fer him to he last relegrap hie despatches—
only 2.5,000 majority I
The "Setninel” In Line.
se-2.%1 e are glad to see that our neigh•
hor of the "Seeliner is not only heartily
at Work in suppett of the Union State and
Connty Tickets, hut is determined to throw
the inflnenee of his paper nn the side of
Freedom in the Presidential struggle.--
The following paragraph from Monday'S
~ S entinel" talk the whole story:
"To Puhf up the matter in a few words, as
regards theprevent contest. Mr. Buchanan and
the Cincinnati Platform must be overthrown.
I f Mr. Fillmore cannot do . it, Mr. Fremont
can, and must And Fillmote men should
lend hand to do
Rotolo* Report.
The President of the Natlonnt Kansas
Committee, Thaddeus Hyatt, Esq., hns
been in &mins ,to ascertain the actual
state of affairs for himself. He publishes
the resnit of his •ribservations, the gist, of
whicli is found in the following senten
ces:
My present, purpose is of a practical
rherceter. Our people are hemmed in
, all
,sides: T he intention of the Atlmin•
istration k to dtive them not or 'destroy.
them. The MiAnuri river, is ; closed a
gainst us. 'rite Nordics) border of Kan
sas ishlerked, by regiments of marauding
Ruffians under Gen. Rtrhardenn of the
Missouri Kansas Militia: 'Government
has'tipecly avowed its intension to force
the ill:minipills of Knitsas into submission
to the laws, of the Ruffian Kansaa.Mis
semi Legislature. - •
JOHN iM. norrs.-- 'The Richmond
Enquirer says olthis, gentleman that ho
..can be, convicted of hleek repithlicanism
nn the:•evidenee. of his own declaration,
in the speech which he "recently. delivered"
in Richmond. _ 'lt says ""the speech will
be pnblithed, and that if BOTTS is not nr.
rested under the act for the suppression
of incendiary fanguage.the law , is either a
dead letter or our prosecuting attorneys
are not true to theirdillies:47
'faint t'otinit, 'Fair.
111 :?The annual exhibition of the York
County AgrionituraiSnciety will be held
at York, Pena's., Wednesdoy, Thurs.
day, and Yrkluy,' the let,, 2ud, and 3d
days of October. The
,Sooiety havemsde
every preparation for a creditable exbibi.
/inn. The premiums offered are quite lib
orta, and inducement& are- holdout to
competitors without , regawl to
All ortieletr intended for the Exhibition
4011 be transported by. the' several,hails
road Companies free: of charge, and it is
expeetedithat visitors to the Fair will' be i
furnished' with tickc ts. at reduced. rates:
1111C7WOP$ REEDER bee taken tba Stump
- for Frenicint,, aul wili enrage. Rabilsyl
LOCAL ITEMS.
neligicue Service,' for the welt
Sabbath.
Presbyterian Church.--Services inorniner,.
Rev. Mr, Van Wyke.
Christ Church (Lutheran.)-Services in the
Morning, Rev. Prof'. Mithlenbarg.
St. lams + Church, (Lutheran.)—Services
morning. and evening, Rev. Mr. Rill .
• Methodist Episcopal Chureh.—Services mor
ning and evening, Rev. Mr. Anderson.
German Reformed Church.—No services.
. Associate Reformed Chur services.,
Catholic Church,--Servic a,
UNION CUB MEETING
TO•NORROO
.. .
11" "Union Club" will hold a piiidiet meet
ing in the Diamond to-morrow(Saturday)
eviarig, 47. o'efoth. Turn old at the tap of
the drum.
lisrThe .cpeeeh of Col. Black will be re.
tamed.' The eit:zene of all Tartlets are invi
ied to attend and hear the truth.
• By order of the • •
• EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
1k Aimmed.
.J et every opponent'of aTAMXB 13VC11kk-
AX that he is assessed at least ton days be•
fore the October election. Examine the dup.
Jicato, and see that every American, Repub'i=
can, and Whig voter in your district is on it.
Do so at once. •
1103... We leant:Tram the 'lltiadilrg papers,
that on the evening of the sth instant, about
7 o'clock, Ems CATKARINE JACOBS, (former
ly of this county,) a young woman employed
at King's Hotel, in that city, went up stairs
With a lighted fluid Tamp and one not lighted
in her hands, with the intention of filling the
latter. In doing so; it is supposed she care
lessly placed the lighted lamp too close to the
fluid she was pouring into the other, for the'
fluid ignited and set her clothes Lon fire. In
one instant she was all to a blaze, and with
shriektiof agony she ran down the staircase
and out upon the pnvement. .lere several
persons tom the bunting clothes from her, at
the imminent peril of their own safety, but she
was already so badly ournt, that nothing multi
be done to save her life, and after liageringin
great pain until Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
she died.
The exercises incident to the closing
of the Summer Session of the Seminary and
College, as usual, attracted a large number of
visitors, during the present week.
On Tuesday evening the exercises of the
Senior C ass of the Theological Seminary
came off, addresses being-delivered by Messrs.
E. Haber, Copenhagen, Denwnrk ; Hugo
Gratin, Magdeburg, Germany; Lewis Rippe,
Canton, Ohio; Adam Long, Reidsburg, Pa..
J. F. Watnpole, Phmnixville, Pa., ; Josiah
Zimmerman, Greensburg, Pa.
On Wednesday morning Col. SAtittEt.
Bt.Ack of Pittsburg, delivered an address be.
fore the I?hilomathertit Society 3.'"on Wednes
day afternoon, Judge BLAck, of Somerset, be
fore the Phrenultostnian Society ; uud at
night, EDWARD Mchnottwx, Esq., of this
place, before the Alumni of the College.
On Thursday morning, the COmmencement
of the College came off, addresses being de.
Class, viz :—Samucl Aughey, Jr., Patterson ;
John S. Cutter, N. York; W. Eichellterger,
'Jefferson, Co., Va., ; S. M. Fiery, Olearspring,
Md..; Wm. Hay, York; Adam Hoy, Bell
fonte 3 E. B. Kramlich, Fogelsville, Pa, ; H.
W. Kuhns, Greensburg; Leisber, Chain
bersburg ; G. A. Long, Stephensburg, Va., ;
D. P. Pinegrove ; C. P. itlultlenburg,
Lancaster; J. C. Neely, Hunterstown ; Wm.
M. Roily, Gettysburg ; J. W. Schwartz, Gettys•
burg 3. E. H. M. Sell, Allentown; R. L. Sib
bet, Shippensburg ; W. M. Weidman, Leb
anon ; Jacob Weidman, Lebanon ; B. D.
ZWeiiig, Hamburg ; and T. W. Dash, Sims
burg, Va. •
Mr. Kuhns, delivered the Latin. Salutatory,
Mr. J. Weidman the English Salutatory,
Hoy the Greek Oration. and Mr. Duel: the
Valedictory.
The degrees of A. B. was conferred orr the
members of the Graduating Class, and that of
A, M. on the class of 1853, viz :—A Nesbitt
Baugher, Rev. P. Besgstresser, Rev. P. Berk:
emeyer, C. Fine, Esq, P. W. D. Hankey, J.
13. Hankoy, L. R. Hock, Rev. T. W. Kemp,
D. S. Riddle, John Schwartz, Rev. B. Stressrot
Rev. T. T;Titus, Rev. W. F. Ulery, and Rev.
A. H. Waters.
The Honorary degree of A. M. was aileron.-
ed on Prof. Eggers, of Hagerstown, Md., and
that of D. D. on.Rer. W. J. .11 . ntin, of Phila
delphia.
WHITE HA LI, A CADE Ni : Card
of D. DENLINGEIi wilt be found in another
column,' This institution is in al very flour
ishing condition, and deserves the patronage
of the public.
' THE 'FESTIVAL— TH A NFC3.--Th e Fet.
tival, gotten up by the Ladies of Gettysburg,
for the purpose oniquidating the debt resting
on the students' lots in the Cemetry has prov
en successful. :The mum of seventy : dollars
was taken in, and after all expenses' were
paid, the-ausount remaining was 54. dollars.—
This amount, together with the etsdhcontrilva
tions o f those whodid not approve of this plan
Of raising money,:vrilb be sufficient to pay the.
debt anchalso repaintthe rr.iling , which it very
muds needs.
We hereby return tbe sincere thanks of the.
students ofthe College and. Seminary to D.
McConaughv for the use 'the Hall di
;to e.
I.dies who - furnished Cakes and Fruit ;Ito the
Indies who assisted in arranging.the.Hall and'
dis Posing of the articles:; end to those who at--
tended on the occasionand•contributed oftheir
means ) as well as encouraged .theobject by
their presence.
' JAMB V. 'WAMPOLE,
Chairman of. Me eons.
The ball Is ' Rolling
Thegoien Hass meeting of all opposed to.
the election of Jame! Buchanan, , held at the
house of Benjaniin'Schriver, on Satunlar ere
ning, was one of the l'argest and most ,enthu
.
sinstic of the campaign. Immediately on the.
arrival of the procession from the borough, the
Meeting was organfeed by appointing- the. 16
lowing officers, via
—Preside n t—josepti Walker
Ince-Piesident--- , Fratirick Wolf ; Ditvid
Schrivii Joseph Witherspoon, 'Cornelius
Hauglitelin, S m SleCreary; Jarnes
ister r , Henry Lott..
Secrentrtes—Satnnel Beeefiet, John itcAll:
ister, Robert Mcillienni, Wm. Wible,, Gem.
W. r. Walter. ' '1 ' • '
. .
The meeting nws ahly addressed , tiy 3fmnrs.
BfcCovAnouv r CAMPBELIi and WILLe r . after
which , three cheers were given for the didega
dens from Clunberland,Trahkiini;Nutltr,•Stra
ban and It.• Yleusant townships. Thv i pro
cession thew formed aderl:etorred to the Hall
where three cheers were given for Maine, Ver
mont,. and lowa. The procession being so
large, occasioned a "elapse" in the Bothell:1-
meg, who were still weak from the faint-heart
edness. caused by the news from MAINE.—
S.entinef. ' •
The or She Stem4t Code.-
Onlrngen In Vlrcinln
I 113-The annexed letter, is from a respecta
ble ankresponsible citizen of Gettysburg, now
on a visit to Virginia. whose statements may
be relied on. The outrage detailed is :but one
of a thousand never heard of, beenrum of the
close eurvilance which Slavery holds over the
Southern Press:. And,.yet : • this is the code of
morals which the Duchaneera seek to force up
on the freemen of Kausaa, at the point of the 1.
bayonet. The letter was addressed to a friend
in this plaee t who handed it to as for,pabliea
tion. •
Matsvit.tt, Buckingham Co., Va. 1, ,
Sept. 9, 1856.
DEAR Faunsa--One :of- the most brutal af
thins occurred here last evening that I have
ever witnessed. A negro was being tried on
the charge of having committed a rape on a •
white woman. • The- evidence not being con.
elusive, and there being some apprehension of
the negro's acquittal,* mobt;armed with guns,
pistols, clithi, knives, and stones, rushed into
the Conrt-rOom; erying--!•lial hitt'!" '"shnot
him !" "kill him 1" The Judge reconciled the
mob for a few moments, by :terninding •thins
that the trial was not yet etinettuled., They ,
listened about five 'minutes .to the argument
of the Lawyer who was defending the ue . gro, •
and. then the row cnormeneed afresh. The
•• gave the lie to the Lawyer—told him they ,
would kill the negro first, and if be or the
Judge attempted to interfere, they would make
an example of them.' The fatter fled from the
Court house, while the negro Was tined, knock
ed down, cut with knives. and cruelly beaten.
'After considerable difficulty the Sheriq; assts..
ted by eight or ten others ; managed tb get
possession 'of the negro nod carried him to the
jail, about thirty yards from the Court-house.
The mob fittlowed and threntened to tear donut.,
the jail, if the negro was not given up to them,.
Every particle of clothing way torn &old the
person of the negro during the melee.
The mot, was finally induced to disperse for
the evening, with the assurance that the neem
timed be , fortlicomind this mor ' g: This
moraine, however, the negro was sentenced to
be hung mt the 10th o4' August—which had the
effect of satisfying the molt. The negro is a
slave, the property of Mr. James Pattetton.
A letter was gluten up to.4lay, directed trt.
Benj. .1. lhirniel.E , 4l.. the La %% ver who erne
ducied th;Jefeeee fifr the ne:zro r direeti u ut him
to !Mill" nc C miry in 3D days, or he served as
the negro had been.
You have no Mew of the keling .here. tv
erything, like free clisenssinn of tin Sin\err
question is taLooed. I have to tif here wild
"my fingers in my mouth," not daring to gay a
word about Yremont. And yet yoe nisukt not
infer that these things NM approves' by all.
the better:thinking portion ofthe eotuniunity
evidently deplore the pre.wmt state or thing:4.
but dare n d sneak out their sentiments.
beard several - of this class today say that' the'
scenes oryfttertlity made thenr feel a little Fre:
mootish..
1 was begged not to rt:port the ontntge to•
my northern friend's. le4t It mieht get into' the
inpers, t onl thin enable the "nholitiuttisits" too
make capital out of it.
Yours. &c
Caton Mass Me•Otlirg nri Pei ers-
DtZrOur friends in the fratdr.borg
dis
triet are at work. Lords nut for the re
turns from that glorious distriet. Their
have called° grand lIIMR !twang for FRI.
HAY NEXT. Hon Tn'Annxtys Syn. Ex..,
Gov. FORD, of Old ~ std H. WINTER 1)A.
v18i 7 , - "ef anisittiora— three 'f the fr...r cam
paigners in the Union—have Fon:i.e.'
ho in ntierlatire.
Ste Col. S. W. BLACK. of Pittsburg.
made A long and gassy speech Pt the
colorer meeting in town WA( niglul. He
denounced the Republican party and it.
principles, advocated the Pierre Polley
on Kaneas affairs, saved the Union as he
has done perintlically :he last six years.-
end indulged in the usnal twaddle of hes
party about Abolition, the equality n( the
State'. &c. .31r. Br.scx was a member
of the Lorain:ll State Convention which
met in Piniburg in 1819. fie was a
member of the Committee on Resolutions,.
and offere' the following aiming others.
which was unanlmonsly adopted
Resolved, That the Iminnerntie party ad-
Beres now, ne-it ever has done re the constitu
tion of the country. Its letter and spirit they
veil' neither wenfen nerdestroy, and they re
&Ware that slavery is a 'heal, domestic insti
itntion of the south, subject to State law alone,
and with which the General Government luta
nothing to do. Wherever the State law ex
tends its jurisdiction,- the local' institution,
min continuo to exist. Esteeming it a viola
tion of State rights to' cam, beyond State.
limits, we deny the power of any citizen to ex
tend the-urea of homing.° beyond its present
dominion; nor do wb consider isipart of the
compromise ofthe constitution, that ' Slavery
should forever hotel with tile adrancing col
umn emir territorial progress. '
Thus in 1849, the Pemperatio party
arrayed itself against the extension of 131 a.
very beyond State limits—denied "the.
power of any citizen to extend the area or
bpndage BEYOND ITB PRESENT DOMTNION7
and repudiated the ides that Slavery shoat
..forever melte' with the advancing column.
of our territorial progress." Such were.
Samuel W. Black's opinion. in 1840 . .—•
Such is now the position of the Republi.
can party. If Mr. Black and the Dental- •
racy wore right in'lB4% why are the Be
publicans wrong in INS ? Democrats
were patriots then, having such prineiples„.
,
whatmakes Republicans -waiters now Ibrr
holding similaropinions ?'
Declination
Itrthe Chairman of the• Union Co. Committee...
I hereby decline the nomination Ibr. County
Auditor, tendered me by the Union County
Convention. • In doing. so, yowwilli permit me
to express my acknowledgments so-the body
which honored me with their confidence, and
to tender the assurtence that in this step I have:
tieen influenced solely by personal cousiderse
dons. It is my intention. to give an active•
anticordial support to the entire Union State •
and. County Tickets, which I believe to.be.de. -
serving of the confidence and support of every -
honest, opponent of the policy all*. present s
.National Administration. ,
Yours, trulr,
- WARN - ER TOWNSEND.'
terablirg (Y. S.)pSeptt ;15;1856:
County Gommittee..
HE Union County Executive- Coteinittecto•
T
will please inectet the otleeciftheitebair- •
inn in Gettyclinvg on Tu'exdasf the 23dinet,.sta
I o'clock. Jae full attendance's' desired...
R: G. McCRKARY
D. WlLL' l 4,•Stey. . yrs
S e.p4.18 1
ra'!tev. J. S. 6.umbaugh, panto• of
Si. inho 4 s LullicialuChureli. of Lanese•
ter, hat; been.6pitointell,.hy the Governo to
School Superintendent of Lsncaster coun
ty, in pheNbt J. P. Wickersham, Esq.,_
resigned,
OtlrHow. &Mlle H. Walley, the Whig
candidate tot tiovernor of Massachuitetta
last year, hes Written letter reviewing
political affairs, and declaring hi' favor
of Cnl, i'retnot. ,
OtrGen. C. D. Fontaine; the Ameri
can candidate for Governor of Mississippi
at the last election. has bolted from Fill
more, and supports Buchanan, as every
ingrate Southern man of that party seems
vainly to' do.'
is§..,llon.'John (3. Breekinridge. the !a
rtifact) ci;ndidale fnr Vice Preeident. is
'now, engaged in stumping Pennsylvania
land Ohio. , The prospect must be deepe
rlllo, indeed. when he is compelled to take
Ott 'field. •
gfiy-,T,he National Era sae that Par•
ilter Pillsbury and Wendell Phillips , Abo
bitioniste nf the Garrison school, hove de-.
rt i ttaTed their preference lor James flu•
eltAnan, alleging that they still bus hopes
of disunion. and that the election or Bu
chanan may erect that object. 'rho Anti-
Slavery Eagle, of Ohio, an abolition pa.
iier",is also urging the claims of Buchan
an.
illiireOL. FREMONT, it iv stated on the
authority of a leading Democrat in Y;ali
,fornia, was offered the Lnenfoco nomina
tion. for the Presidency -in euso •he would
stand on the Southern platform. The offer
was made by Guy. Floyd. of Virginia, a
year ago. The Col protiptly refused, and
further negotiations were dropped.
9:7 - The Cambria, (Pa.! 'Tribune, a
Fillmore paper, loot POMP out tor Fremont.
The Olarion (Pa.) [Tomer, another Fill
more paper, lioneh for a onion of all the
'opponents of no"Itiono. and ie lint par.
wheilier Fillmore or Fremont sue.
reeds..
rr A hops iNati.,na I Whig Convention
met in Baltimore on Wetlnemlay, to help
along tl-o Fillmore Inovament. The dole.
gates nrerttoarly all from 6, South, but
few Northern States being.reremnted.—
David Patti Brown tot Philadelphia, seems
to he the principal &legate from j'enuttyl
vania.
WITHDRAWAL 1W MR. lITtCHAKAN.
Tile Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, of
Thursday, says :
i. stated that Mr. Breckenridge
really made a prnpnsitinn to Mr Hu
eltamin at the Wheatland•. yesterday,•
on the saihjsct of his .eithdrawal. The
plan is, to get Mr. Donehmit elan to with
craw, and unite the .I),unneratic and A
merlean tickets in the pe•sons of Fillmore
am! Breckenridge. Such a ticket Mr.
Breckenridge Minks will he likely to
reed against Fremont antl Day ton.- What
ie tn . he done shout the two Platiortits,
flees' tint appear. Nor hail' ire heard
what response Mr. 'Buchanan made to
the propm.itirm."
To the Eta!or of the New Fork Her
alp : Two inaner+ have nntar«d large•
iy in the pCIIRAIII Preonilential rain
which I wi4h to tit by applying
tbs. argantealrim ad holn;liem:
Is:. l will het $5OOO that John C. Fre.,
mo o t je nm., 41111 never wife, a Roman
OM lie.
21.4 will h“ $5OOl t h he is not, and
never WRP. a alaveholder.
Th. rotlet, will be tiepins:ea with Dun•
vim. Sherman & vrh.....r Hoy party
rxigaiseA hot aceoptAttert of one'or both of'
these wagers. V (lora for Fr fi yilitat.
W , J. A. rtILLUIL
P. S.—l have Re It qll 111/10gr,111 . 11 ellpy
of this chnilenee In the New York Eipress
New York. August 14, 1856.
Fivin ilintissof
Chicano, Sept. 12. 7 -Private advice* from
' Moms City [furnished by a merchant whb'has
arrived here to day, direct from Kansitsj 'an.
• nounce that Lane was about to attack Wein
*port, Katisall City and independence. Also
that the 'Prim State men had surrounded Rich 7
• tirdson's forces, north of Lawrence, and cut off
his retreat and means ofgetting reint;wee.
meats. Governor Geary had arrived at Lear.
• enworth, had a consultation with Get). Smith,
- and would proceed to Lawrence in a few
' days.
Citicson, Sept. 13th.—The St. Louis Dem
"l3eravof yesterday, announces that Gen.
unison waa taken prisoner by the Free State
"fneu, north of Lawrence, and was carried be•
:fore:Gen. Lane, who restored his arms and
buck under au escort, Great con.
' ateriintion was exhibited ut Lintrenworth in
' consegnifnee of the rumors of au attack
'Lane. Oen. Smith had sent four companies
40 - proteet the: town. Lane' meanwhile 'was
stilratlaiyrence, with no intention of leaving '
• Later—the Free State Cause
,'• Brightening. •
Cavallo, Sept. 16.—The last 'dispatch
velrent .•Kansan are of a cheering ehamc.
'ter ! " I%6.li:illness and coolness or Lane's
operations; have txdupletely diaconeerted
'end thateaYed the 'Border Ruffians, whose
forces mem ;to be thoroughly disorganized.
Allfthifilree Suite Prisonerti,"aZ Lenin 6tes
:ere released"on bail, and had arrived at Law.
..ronceo !where a.genbraijubilee of -reje tig
`,lux& place on the 10th; liebinsen and his
commies addrettaing , the people for '-three
hours. hit understood they will never
Am 1 04
: 4 41fv:i 6144144 arrived at Leavenworth
hind o rdered the xeicase of all , the prison
eikftithi kande tit - the mob. The Border
Ruffian . m ostlybady' fled the Territory,
'fearing attacks from. Gen. Lane.
A battle is reported to have taken place
Plantlea Bridge, ea the Slat alt,, be
.4whett'fHWillesanitriana under Atchinson•
and party of Free Sotlere. The .illisene
"rimitrfied.at the first fire.
HafitOwAles Ptl-4-8.--it remel t antidot e f or
iDropsicat Swellings.—yrs. Elizabeth Hen
-derstm, of Natchez, Mississippi, aged 45, suf
lered inteneefy last fall from a genetat decline
.vi t if health, her feet and legs began to swell,
strongly indlestirig dropsy. and she became so
mina worse lo the course of a few weeks that
she am totally confined to her bed, at tast e
t hei'datith was hourly looked forward to by her
inuibasiki he made up his mind, as every thing
vise had failed, to- try the effect of Holloway's
t iVl . 44 which his wife commenced using; alter
!Nu' weeks perseverance with them, sho was
oonspfinely cured . , having by
• means of this
Medicine safely passed that (Tumorous period
orwrinzan's existence. These Pills are also ai
irenderfal medicine for young females with'
atistimictits its in their healtb-i
A stet
On the 9th inst., by the Rev. J. Martin, Mr. JACOB HARMAN, and Mrs. MARIA UN.
DE ItWOOD, both of Tyiane township, Adams
county.
On the Ilth inst., by the same, Mr. JACOB
r.CKERT, of Butler township, and bliss
CATHARINE ENGLEBEII,T, of Hunters.
town.
On the 4th inst., in Chttrnhersbnrg, In , Rev.
W. F. Eyster, Mr. JOHN RIDER. at Frnnk.
liu county, and Mrs. ANNA M. E. PLANK, of
- Adam county.
On 11 e 11th innt., br the Rey. W. Gum,
Per. J. U. SOURS, and ANNA .141 MEARS,
of Betuteraville.
1)1 .E' I).r. ~ .
Qhrthe 'l.sth inst, at Reading Pa:, WIL
LTA M, son of Dr. .T. K. M'Cunly, formerly of
this cofinty, in the .7th year of his age.
Oh tbe Itit inst., in the vicinity of Hanover
Mr. JACOB wowrz, aged 78years I Onlontlie
and 19 days.
On the 31st of July last, Mrs. ELIZA Mo.
CLEARY, 'Widow of Mr. Thomas McCleary,pf
Tyrone township, aged 60 years 7 months and
29 days. t
On the Ist inst.. Mr.. JACOB. SIIULL, of
Franklin township, aged.B2years I month and
13 days. . .
reoutrutzt IP trEn.
Died on 'the 14th inst., niter a severe and
protracted illness, the venerable father in Is
raol, Mr. JACOB HERBST,. in the 67th year
of his age. His was a lifb of. consistency and
love in his Master's cantle, and hie was n death
of complete triumph as a devoted christian.—
Tbe,community will feel Ids abseence as a
useful - citizen, the church ;will not etutily supply
the loss she has sustained by his death, und
the large eonneetion of .relatives Will long re
member their deep berehvetneet:
Thou arr gone, as a truant ofEarth,
Thou 'hest paid the lost debt 'of thy race,
A last debt which contracted nt birth,
Theta is nothing but death can:effete.
Thou'art gone asst: neighbor and friend, ,
As a husband and fatherinost dear, ,
And thy ttutherows virtues so blend,
Ali to render thy absence more drwitt,
,
Thou art gone, as a burning bright light,
' In the Church of thy Savior and - Clod,
Asa Baited who lived in his sight,
And Was rendy to run at his nod.
Thou art gone, from the follies 61 time;
From the ills and , errors of life.
Far away from the regitine of crime,
And of trouble and turmoil and strife,
Thou are gone, to the land of the blest,
To the regions or gloty on Mgt,
Where the weary, won pilgrinte do rest,
Where they heave not a groan nor a sigin
.
Thou are gone and *e mould not recall,
Thy unfettered, free spirit front 'thence,
But submissively Wait till we all
Are summoned by Heaven far fienc'e.
R. H.
fiLOVEs HOSIERY, the railcar, •piet:-
N..) 1 anat. and clicapeet stock in town, at
April 18.
SCHIOKS'.
IDATiASOLS, Faulk-040x* of
L thent---at.
•,
The areatosi Wonder of the Age.
No Pay; iPTr. ,Tobias' celebrated Venetian
Liniment dors not cure Cholera, Dysentery,
Croup, Cholic, Coughs, Dyspepsia. Vomiting.
Mumps, Toothache, Headache, Chapped hands,
Cold Feet, Mosquito Bites, Insect Stings,
Chronic Reuniatism, Swellings, Old Sores, Cuts,
Barns, Bruises and Pain's or Weakness in the i
Limbs, Btek and Chest. rto numetro, TRY If.
Dr. Tobias has warren tel his Liniment for
I eight years without ever having a demand for
the return of the money—all that is asked is to
I use it aecordiug to the directions. No one will
ever be without it after once uaink it. If yon
do not find it better than tiny thing you have
ever tried before; get your money returned /
Wel...Thousands of certificates have been re
ceived speaking of its virtues. Now-a-days it
is the practice to fill the papers with certifi- I
cates from unknown persons, or riven by
those who have never used the medicine—now
Dr. Tobiaa ofFersto pay 1000 'dollars to any
ono who will, prove that. he ever published
false certificate during the time he has had
his medicine before the public.
Call on the Agent and get a pamphlet con
tains genuine certificates.
As persons envious of the large sale of the
Venetian Liniment have stated it Is injurious
to take it internally; Dr. Tobias has talcen the
following cum '
L Samuel I. Tobias, °Nile city of New York,
being duly sworn, do depose that I compound a
Liniment called Venetian, and that the ingre
dients of which it is 'componnded are perfect
ly harmless to utke internally, even in 'double
the quantity named in the directions, acconv i
panying each bottle.
New York, January 9th, 1850.
Sworn this tiny before me,
FBRNANDQ WOOD, 3fayor.
Price 25 and 50 cents ; sold by the 'Diuggist
and Patent 31% dicine Dealers :throughout the
United Slates.
ViirAlso for sale, Dr. Tobias' Hone Lini
nient,,iti lint bottles, at 50 cents, warranted
superior to any other.
Tar. Tobias' Office; 56 Courtland street, N,
York
ity„„Alao, br A. D. 13 UEEILER,Valg v yaburg
and IL 8. Miller, East Berlin.
Sept. 1.9. 1856.—m
Mass Meetin at Petersburg, Y.
S., on F r iday next—
T ,
RE c itizens of Adams county without re
gard to mot party distinctions, who are
opposed to the policy of the present National
'Administration, and in favor of the Union
State and county Tickets—who aro opposed to
the extension of Slavery to Free Territories,
and opposed to the election of ;fames Buchan
an—are invited to assemble in MASS MEET
INC, at PETERSBURG, Y S., an Friday
nett, the 261 h inst., and hear the peat issues
• of the dny discussed.
YORK. XII 414 IL ET. I lion. THADDEUS. STEVENS, of Lanea.tor.
Yogic, Tuesday Sept. 16. .1856. lion. HENRY WINTER DAVIS, of Balti.
,
FLOUR, WS bbl., from wagons, .06 371 flume,
•
‘VIERAT, it bushel, 1 36 to 150 Ho/I. THOMAS B. FORD. ofOhio.
lt YE, It 801- gott. D. F. ROBINSON, of.Charobersbnrg.
4,
CORN, 6'3 i and other Speakers, will address the meet.
OATS. It 33 I jog— The citizens of ALL parties are nor.
TIMOTIT Y-SE ED, "El bushel, 3 50; .iitinv
HANOVER MARKET.
• - lisNocau, Sept. 18, 1856.
1 0 1,01.711 V bbi., 01/111 wagons, 6$ 50
WHEAT, to buolter, 1 30 to 1 37
RIM a 75
OM, , 60
OATS,33
,
'MCKIM FUT, per bushel 4O
POTATOES, per bushel HO
n 11 0 . 1 .11 V-SEED, 2 00
CLOVER•SEED, . 7 00
FL A .X.SEE I), 1 25
PLASTER OF PARIS, 6 00
CLOVER-SEED,
FLAX-SEED,
PLASTER OF' PARIS, V ton.
IRA1.TIRIgIt1:1 MARKET.
BILTIMOItn, Sept. 11 1856.
FLOUR AND MEAL—The Flour market
is quiet,
and buyers not Impel) disposed to op.
crate. Sales to•day of 425 Wile Howard street
at 57 closing, steady. Howard street and
Ohio Family at 8 50(438 62, and Extra do. at
7 25(437 50 - ebb). ' Kee Flour—Saudi ales
of best brands at $4 50 0 bbl: Corn Meal—
We quote country at $3 25, and city , manufac•
tured at $3 75 "0 Lb!.
tilt &IN A ',ID SEEDS.--Whent—A steady
demand; shippers and millers purchase free
ly. Sales oftam white nt 1 50(rittl . 56, good
TO prime do. at 1 58641 60, and choice de.
nt; I 62(1.11 63. lied at 1 43(i0l 45 to 81 47
teThishel. Corn—Sales of white at 62g64
cents, yellow at 65(066 emits V bushel—
which is a decline. Rye—Pennsylvania at
00 cents bushel. We quote Maryland nt
7501177 cents V bushel. Cute—Sales at 4@
35 cents 1.1 bushel. Seeds--Sniall sales or
Clor , r at 875(8.9. Sales today of 50 bush
el* Timothy at 83 75, and 30 do. choice do. tit
$4. We quote the range of Timothy at $3
bushel. '
PROVISIONS.--The Provision market in
very quiet. Sales only in small lots. and pri
ces tincluimmd. Butter-.-A fair •demand.—
Iles of Western in kegs nt 14R16 cents.
Olndes nt 16: . M18 cents, Gosnen at 23(145
cents. New York Sittte nt 20 a 23 cents j, com
mon Roll tit 14 a 16 cents, choice do. at 20 a 23
cents, and litiitimore city packed at 15a 16 per
pound. •
MARRIED,
UNION MEETINGS;
VIEETINGS of all opposed to the Notional
AN-1. Administration, and in favor of the Un
ion *ate ftnB , Ontinty Tickets, will he held at
t
h i Mowin g places :
PETERSBURG IY. 9.l—Friday Sep. 26, at
kAll i tg.3l4a M tu . rday Sept. 27, at 1 o'clock
MORITZ'S TAVERN—Fatnrday Sept. 27, at
74 o'clock, P. M.
ARItENDTSTOWN—Mondaytept. 29, at 2
o'clock, P. M. •
CASH TOWN—Monday Sept 29, at 74 o'clock,
P. liT. • _
LITTLESTOWN—Tuesday Sept. 30, at 2 o'.
clock P. M.
MT. VERNON SCHOOLHOUSE--same day
nt 74 P. M.
4EIDLERSBURG-- , Thunday Oct, 2, at I o`..
ctock_P. M.
HUNTERSTOWN—Thursday Oct. et 7}
o'clock. P. M.
BENDMISVILLE—Saturday Oct. 4; at 1 o w .
clock P. M.
ISIDDLIVOWN--Saturday Oct. 4, at 74 o'.
' clock. P,. M.
.Able and efficient Speakers will be in
attendance at ever, meeting, and diecnea the
great gueationa incOlvod In the prosoutcaavass.
Let there hen full turn, out.
fl er O ther 'Meetings will be announced here
after. order of
GRAND UNION RALLY !'
In the Tenth district, comprised of the
1 township of Conowago, at the hones of John
Bushey, in MeSlierrystovre. '
In the Eleventh district, composed of the
township of Tyrone, at the house of Elamite]
Sadler, in Heidlersburg._
Iu the Tivelfth dis,trict, composed of the
township of Mountjoy, at the house of Geo.
Snyder, in said tdwuship.
In the Thirteenth district, composed of
the township of Mountplessant, at the pub
lic Sehooldmuse in said township, situate at
the cross roads, the one leadiug from Os:
ford to the Two Taverns, the other from
flunterstowu tie Hanover. -
In the Pi:uncouth district, composed of
ho township of Reading, at the public
Schonl-house in Harupteu. ' •
In the Fifteenth district, composed of the
Borough and toweehip of Berwick, at the
public School.hotrse io AbboteteWn..
In the Sixteenth' district, 'continued . of) )
The township of Freedom, at the house of
Nicholas Nitwits, in said townraitip. -
In the Seventeenth district, (mini:eased of
the township of Uninn, at the himse of
Enoch Lefever, in said township. •
Iu the Eighteenth district, composed of
the township of Butler, at the : put:3c School
house iu Middletown, iu hold township.
At which' time end places will he elected
One Auditor General of the Common
......._ _____
Railroad Iloilce Pay lip l 1 weals,; - ' • • ^
;
MITE undersigned, Treasurer of the riettys- I C • c . . • One Surveyor General. ;
.1t _lt burg Railroad Company, has been in.: One asual m unussu'ner •
structed by a resolution'of the Board to ,rirei One Member of Congress, to represenl
the following notice to the delinquent Stock- the District composed of the Grum.
holders, to wit :—That all monies due on their ties of Adams,' Franklin, Bedford,
Stock Subscriptiiins mu.ythe paid in to him or
• •
I ulton, aiid Juniata; ,
to one otitis receiver* in the County, on in be-j
yore the 6Th day of October next, or the arrenr f One Member of Sta te Senate , to . repro
ages'
will be placed in the, hands of an officer! sent the Counties of Adams and
for collection by legal process. I Franklin ;
JOHN H. MeCLELLAN Treasurer. One Member of Assembly, for Adams
Sept. 19, 1839.—td
• county ;
Two AsNociale Judges; .
One Commissioner ;
• One Auditor; . •
t tne Director of the Poor '
One District tttotiley ; and
One County Surveyor.;
Particular
Particular anent iou is directed to the Act
of Assembly, passed the 27th day of PON
ary, 1849, entitled "An act relative to. ',to
ting ut elections in Adorns. Dauphin, York,
Lancaster, Cumberland, Bradford, Centre,
Greece, and Brie, vis :
Ssernott. I. Be it enacted by the
• Senatel
and .House of Representatives of the Cein-
menwealth of Pennsylvania in General As
sembly
met, and it is hereby enacted by the
authority of the sitine—that it shall be law
ful for the qualified voters of the counties
of Adams, Lancaster, Dauphin, York,
Franklin, Cumberland, 13radford, Centre,
Greene, and Erie, from and after •the pas
, sage et this act, to cote for all candidates
for the various offices nrbe filled at an elec.
Sion ow one slip or ticket : Provided, The
()Mee far whieli everyeaedidate is voted for,
(shall bd deraignated,'.as 'required by the ex
isting laws of this Commonwealth -
SECTION 2.:-,That any freed committed
by any. person voting iu the trimmer above
prescribed; shall, be punished by the exist
ing laws of this Cotruconwealtlr." •
ALSCI—In and by virtue.of the 14th sec.
tion of the aforesail, every: ; person, ex
cepting Justice f the Peace, who shall
aforesaid,
hold any office or ppoititinernt - of profit or
trust under thee.Governreent of' the United
&kat, or of any city or incOrPoreted dis
triet, whether a commissioned 'officer or oth
erwise, a subordinate officer or agent, who
is, or shall be employed under the legisla
tive, executive or judiciary d,eptirtmetat of
thin State; or of the United Stites, `or of . any
city or incorporated district; and Otto Vaal
every member of Congriss and of the State
Legislature, and of the &lees or -Common
Council of any . City, or , Commissioner deny
incorporated district, is by low incapable of
'holding or exercising at the saute time, the
office or appointment of Judge, lustectot,
or Clerk of any election of this ‘ Coemu.
wealth, and that no Judge, hispeet r; or
ether officer of any such election, eh I be'
eligible to any ofiee to be then anted or.
iti
Arsse--That la the fourth seotiow o the
Aet of Assembly ortitled "Au Act relating
to executions, and fur other purposes, h l,ap-'
proved April 16th,, 1840, it is enacted that
the aforesaid 13th sectiou"shall not be ctn.
strnedy ait to prevene any militia
.officer'or
borough officer, from serving as judge, -
_speeter or clerk, at soy general or , epee I
eleetion in this Oommouwealth."
And iii and by an Act of the Genet
Assembly 'of this State, 4g, eased' the 2d der
of duly, 1859, it is directed that the inspec
tore and Judges be' at the places of their,
districts nu the day of the General Election
aferesanl, ut 9' o'clock in the forenoon, to do '
audperforer the several duties required and
aujitiwed on theM in and by the tame set.
1 / 4 aka be it further directed; itr and by the
act. of the General Amsambly of Ibis State
aforttaiid that one of the Judipeof mush. Csij
- • Arlolo -.-
tquily invited to ailend.
IL r i ne meeting will be organized at
1 o'clock, P. M.
verhe "Berlin Brass Band" and the
"Gettvehurg Glee Club" will he in attendance.
alTitere will also be a meeting at night.
By order of
Committee of Arrangements.
"'arm for Bale or Rent.
THE undersigned. desiring to relinquish
Farining, will sell at Private Sale, cm
reasonable terms, the FARM on which he re
sides, about one'mile from Gettysburg, on the
Millerstown road. conteining about 120
Acrem, with improrement.s.
093...1f not sold, the Farm will he for RENT.
For terms apply to .1. N. BURICET.
Sep. 19, 18.56.—tf
Whi to Hall Academy,
THREE MILES WEST OF HARRISBURG
PIN: Twelfth Session will commence on
1 Monday Me 3171 of Noveniner.
TERMS : —s6o per session or 21 weeks.—
For Catalogue containing. full particulars
address,
D. DENIINGER.
Sept. 19, 1856.-3t* liarrisimrg, Pa
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY .
AT a meeting 'ethic Managers of the Adams
County Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
Sept. 8, 1856, the following Report of the op
erations of the Company during the past year,
was submitted by, the Executive Committee,
adopted by the Board, and ordered to be pub
lished :
AMount of Cash and Notes on hands
at last settlement, Sept. 3,1855, 81716 85/
Cash Premiums received, during the
year, 745 28 ,
Calft filtered received on Notes,
Cash paid out dunng year, as per
Treasurer's Report., , $7B 941
Cash pia Tiedserer's Salary, 1,5 00
John Knopp, for loss by fire, 1 284
dohn,Reinhart, " 300
Rotes ontstanding, bearing interest, .1938 50
Lash in hands of Treasurer,. 509.901
Anfount Or Property.nmirerd an
..
per Met Report, - : $664,126 56
Amount o' , l 7 :eoperti inenigd dli• •
iog,the year ) • 206,607_68
Surreridereri ddring the
learc . 4 $11,967 1:i0
Expired during year, 59,023 31-70,990 31
, „ •
Amoutit of Pietainto Notes Its.P°"r •
last it eimirt, 4138,551 48
Amount, of liken:itn
during the year,
Surrendered during the
yearn - •• $670 , 74-
Expiretlturing yettli 1,525 21 ' 2,195 95
Nareiberlolidesasper,last 14port, 25
" issued - t durir,ig year, 1 52.
siirreederedie4 Expired,
PA,lloes . DP* fri
VUNDS: elf COll ,
- PANic
Blaney; Invested, (:Votes,) • • 41 1 93 a 60
Vit4ll in Ita,nds' of Treasurer. , • 509.90}
Premium NitecnnOolleetedy 48,895 77
Sept. 19, 1858
For Sa
on Salo ft ten•lilai,a
inquire at this offi cei
Stipt. 19. 185tv--34
PROCLAMATION.
It i t ,!,: - I iIItIREAS, in and by the Act of
f f the General Assembly of this
. State, entitled, "An not to regulate the Gend
oral Elections of this Commonwealth," onto-
ted on the 23'er JulY, 1839„ it is enjoined
on me to give } l adle Notice of such Bice.
tion to be bold, and to enumerate in •unh
notice what officers are to be elected : I
HENRY
,TEYSI AS, Sheriff of the County
Of Adattio, do, therefore, hereby give this
Puhlio notice to 'the Electors of the said
County of Adams, that a
" GENERAL ELECTION
will be held in said louuty, ou the
second Titesd,ay of rober tierl,(ehe 14t/4)
n the nevcral Distri ta composed orate fol.
Mitring Townships, viz :
In the First distriet, composed of the Bor
nO n gh of, Gettysburgt and the township of
CuMberlaud, at the `eurt-House in Gettyii.
burg.
In the 8 , 00nd is net compose of the
township:of Gallon , at the hone cm
, ~
nupied by Levi (re a , in the town Of Lit•
tlestown, in the tow, ship of Germany. . '
In the Ihittl, •dis let,. composed of .the
township of Giliford, (the house of Widow'
Miley, in the kowu. o New Orford. , .
In the Foerth.dis riet,,eoinposed of the
townships 0-Litittio ti. and Huntington, at
the house of Caleb . Hildebrand, in the'
' township of. Huntington.
In the illfili, die . iet, composed 'ot the
Townships of Hewitt Oise and Liberty, it
the Pnblie SChool-tin se in 'Alillerstown.
, . .
1
In the . , Siztli dielnet, composed of the
township of Hamilton, at the house now no. .
cupied by, Daiid Newcomer; 6 the town . of
East Berlin.
In the Seventh district, eomposed Of..the•
township of Itletutllen, in the public School
haute in .the town of Ilenderoville.
In the Eighth 'district ' composed of the
township of Straban, at the house of Jacob
L Grass, in Huuterstown.
In the Ninth district, composed of the
township of Franklin, at the house fornMrly
occupied by Jacob Sballsmithy in said town
ship.
County Committee
$2546 63
$2&46'.63
064,734 54
$793,744 23
14,98$ 90
403,540/44
151,344 49
, .. ,
the different districts aforesaid, who' shell
have die Charge of: the cortiticaqi,of the
number bf votes which shall have been
i given for ;each candidate for tho different
offices thew lind there voted for at. their
respective chstriets, shall meet or the third
day, after the , ,election, which shall, be, on
Friday the 11Ih of Ocioteer affiresaid, tit the
Court-house, in, the Borough of Gettysburg,
then and there to roadie a fair tilateqpiait
and certificate of the , number of votes, which
shall have been given at the diff/rent die.'
triers in the courtly Of Adams for any der-
sons for the offiletreforesaid.
, r PE undersignerl;..having enteritihnto
pririneship to carry on the Foundry bir
ainerre tinder the firm of VV A RHEN &
SONS,, !misty make known to the citi•
zens of Adams and ad n uiutg ,
counties,
,
that we are' . prepared to make 'every- thing
in mu. lied at - business: We have • con.
..
stcrilly on hand,, tiro ffa ril PTA Y and
other
COOKINd FairOVIEI 4
the Parlor airtight,'nfflliiiit Otte Stares,
of various styles ;ad Vizes; Sit's,. Kettles
lint! Parte. and all roilier !ion' o:inking
- IltanyilY, Waffle Irona,'Wrishiii filsehirres,
MITE Assessors 0104:ied !it the last Sirring 1 Ash.platcs. 11/Tl-nlr/titers, &e,
,Crisirrics
'electionare' -hoceuy, notified to attend ut for Milk and other MaellinerY, P1,01)011
the Commissioner's Obice. in, the. Borough of I CASTINGS of „evert , ;oeseription,
Gettysburg, to receive 4,4,lelyinent ,Duo w e mike t h e seglat,,,Marhei end (iserf4•
plicate% and the necessaty ituArtictictiis 'ad 1 . '4 7 . roe
~/ witheto i; i,
dews The Assessor's for • Union. I ..odnwago, •. , .
thfi . ..rd, Beelike", Reading, 'Media- harp assn got " 111 ° 111 4 P.Olti.rnr id 1
Pleasant,' °Manny,. Strain.? and Alnuntj '
ovt F E NC ING. RAILING I
will attend on' Wednesday (Al lath; .qt . Octobiv i r r , . .
next, and the Assessors fortho Borough, Cum. • wenle".- I" , 3 1 6 awl Porr,' l ,l l ';!. which ;,
berland,;-Firiietlorn, 'Hamiltonban, I e.tn't he beat tnr beatify or'.irfieatropirs. ,. ,
Franklin, Butler,Menallen, Tyro:le, /looting- I 111 Cr SP the wilily(' artteles. Will he seld
top, and Latinioro; will' attend on .7'huesday,l ChM f for enYIT- llonntiv ,t
,Octoberigi•fBs4l er" 111• ICS`IIFrH IN G 'trial' Con
. .
By i:mierof.Cominissioners,
J. br o ad, ' ' " •
.AUGIIINBAUGIF, IVerk. . ' • i
BRASS CASINO:I null evert! thing •
• .
B° P t " /9 ' 44 ' 56 ' • in our line meile tu nrrler • '
: PITIBL.I4I I- SAL • TI - 1711E6'111NO I !NE S repair-.
. .
• yd el shortest Junice. • Heine Moulders
,IIIIIHE- sindersigned, Administrators of the atirselveil, we .011 do /Mr work Mawr.
Eatato of:William Gardner, decid, will 11l THOMAS WARREN.
offer tit rub' lc Sale, on Saturday, the 27th M ARTiN ARTir. 1 1,1
,
September instant, at his late residence in Pei HIRAM WARREN „
tereburg, (Y. Si) the following,personal prop.' • -
• ~„ .
erty, - • . AIAA *WIER"
Tabies,.Chairs, Booking Chairs, i - "eilF ol 43( May 1 1 ,
Eight Day and Thirty Hour Clocks, Carpets,
Matting, `Chamber, and Frankliul
Stoves, tin,' Hathawity Conk Stove,feamplefe,
one,Bleigh, Buffett) Robe, Sleigh Bells; ono
•,Briggy without a top,' ono 'ltoCknway Buggy,
vetted Harness, Riding. Saddles, with, a vari
ety aother srtieles.. Onli Iron Safe, with
Powder Proof Lock, weighs .1100 . pounds.—
Also, a lot of *superior and-well seasoned Yd.
low l'ina r and Plank; 'with' .Setintling
Onk,Plank,
liF VIA TrtoikrAs; She;
. 7 .
Shoilfra Office, G4.o.yabitlrfi,
Sept.. 8, 1E53. • .. j
wlolice If! .IxxeBBon,
Bale to commence. at 1 o'clock, 111. 1 when
terms will Ignitade Intharn lir
J. A. GASDNER,
GARDNEIt, ' an "'
•
Sept. 12, 1856.--49
rit ---
TEE Stieond and - final norm:jilt, pfJaeob .
hiathieri, itesignee and ,Truetee, under a
voluntary 'esingiubent for the benefit of eredi
tore and stipport of,Tohlt Ktilin.'Wife rind fern-
Conowego' Township,. ttillinie Comity,
-1" - a.,,Ine been filed 1i the . Court of. Pompon
Plena of Adams Pointy aforesaid, "n will be
confirmed' by 'the 'said Ceurt, .oir the 17th ;ley ,
of November next, unless cause , be ehotyn; to,
the eeturnry, • JOHN
,Sept:l2,
ilo f. for Katsas '
THE' naersigned, desiring to settle tip his
'Books nod' *Aecontit s;
.hereby, nulifie al(
those' indebted whim either by Look accounts,
or otherwise, to make paymenfini or before
theist day of °ember next.; accounts then un
settled will be pineed in the iuid. of an officer
for Qollection, nty forther indulgence mill posi.
tiyely not be 'granted. The subscriber hopes
that be one vibe may know himself - to he in
debted to him will consider- himself excepted
in this . Notice, .writ is :intended for ALL.—
Those having claims present: bem for
payment.
.
A DJOCTIRX coy n
NOTICE ia hereto' given that "nn Adjiin met!
Court of Contnion Wens will be held nt
Gettysburg i =mend for the' boon Adams,
oft Monday the 6th day ef Odober ttrey'at
Iq Q'sl9ek, ti M,, ,when and where all parties
interested are requested to be• Present• ,
lIENEY THOMAS,lharffiri.
Sheriff's Office, Gettiaburg,
Aug:'29, 5 , •
Eight "Aft - vithers Iraist
iE SchoolDirectore of Pranklin townshi
p
T wilt ;neat itt the ll'ouie of tIENRY DITC
LEY, •in' eashtown, 111 10 ii'dfdek A. M., ort
A%turday the 27th day, of k.%.7,denikr. On
Which day the Cattily Finperintendant Wig be
present. ' JAM ES. AtION LES,'
Sept,. 12, 1850.—td • , . ' .
7.'6 School Directors and
' i ‘l'' cA I
trrrE ,inaeis4do, Suiiotin e n en! of 6 '-
.1.. Mon Schnols - hf Adams County, - herehYl
pivei tiotice.that - oetds, of
Ditectori of. the i ie. Certin.
, ,
ty f and the ?pplii ) desire
to be examined, ier,and
places! ,
Itountint-•-At - T1
.. bur 2il; at S a ti
Cermany--At Pi
tlestown Thueidi
Union—At Sehiit'
:id, at 9 o'clock,
conowago—A r &Net llousc. ... McSherrys.
town, Friday, ugt: 3d, at '2 Ceelsek,l 3 . N.
Oxford-.At
,School flOtise in '.New
.Oxfoid.
Saturday, Oct. 1 ltli,nf V o f elook, A. M,','
Derwick :township and' Boiongh44At School
;loam in Abbottstown, Saturday oet. 11 th,
of 2 o'clock, P. M. •
liantiltoiw-School Rouse in Berlin, Min' ,
day, Octi t, at 9 4 A. M
ti . . , •
mid - lug—Ai ( along Sehooi Eons°, Mon
g
day, Oct: 6th'. at 2, P. M. '• ' '
I:itiniore-e• At LiViVton's School House,
•
Tuesday, OCT. 7th; ot 9 o'clock, A. M.
I'yrene-Lilsidlersharg Schoolhouse, Tuesday,
Oct.'7, at .2 P. M. • -- - , .
1/ountpleasant 7 7Sweet Hotel .School -house,
Saturday Oct. 4, at`'? I'. M. '
Strobao-0411nuterstown Sehoolhoost, Saturday
Oct.' 4, l A. M.,
l'ieedom-Sloritx'o 'Schoiollmuse; Wednesday
Oct. S o 9A. 11.' ' ' • ' •
Liberty•Onlyson's Schoolhouse, Wednesday,
Oct. 8, 2 1' M. '
.. ,
llarniltonhan---.Public'Schoolhdoie in Tait:
field, Thursdny,l7et. 9, 9 A...:11„
Franklin- , -.Sehoulhonse at Flares 'Church, oo
Thurstliy,Oet. 9, at 2 P.M.
,Sutler --M kfdletowu Schoolhouse, Friday, Oct.
10, 9. A. M.
11:enallen-zPOblic Schoolho use' in Venders.
ville, Friday, Oct. 10, 2 P. M.. • '
t3P^Sehool Directors and friends of Eductl4
tinn ore,roptested to attend. An Teachers
who exp.:cut) apply for Schools in this; county
1: tnif ai ten d at one of.the public examinations:
A failure to•do this may deprive them alengetti
er of CertifiCates. •
County Supeet:
Sept. i 2, 1N56-- 3t
omuutrm tritaEßT.
WM'S - Nursery is about mile toile west of
.k Gettysburg, 'there the various kinds, of
FRUIT TREES are cultivated - and for site
by D. hUMILL.AiN Proptictor.-
- Sep,S, 1956.-6 t
OUR stook of HARDWARE ties hen very
ninth inereasti, and persons bhildiug
or requiring anything 'in this depart-Olu;
should' first cart and. see FAURE - STOCKS
cheap stock.
jrablitiittltit Itra4t,t4
I . .
HAVE received and are la* Melting a very
- 110i1SRY...-A new erticlo,ol Sii s k o a s tkod
, ILII. lnrge and hatid_imit r . stock of NEW
~ WOOL iiOSEi and galk-lined..
QOODS, nf evet i e,ety. ° Give them an et- ter stale at . _
______ , 4
lv call ifloiletios „,,,,,,. . FARNESTOCIS, BROTHMS.
.. 4
" r i...e.v ' 4 . ai r gm. ma , •
,i 1000.,
TTMEilii.. - FOrillilf.
Geitysburg Fannie beminary,
RES;1111 . .1)S
TrisOtu6n,littyitig now rust:a into
.11. the hands of Mrs. 11. R. Eysvpii, aid
ed by her husband, thakftev. D. EvtiTEll, A. M.,
will commence the Pull. term on - the- Fourth
Monday of September " (Sept. 22,1851.)
The studios pursued in this , limitation ,em
brace all these. branches of the 31entai.; Moral
and Natural Sciences usnally taught hinny, of
one Female Academies or Colleger of the, first
order,, together" • French and
German Latiguitges,,llusie and' Drawing.
• As The Imaitation as designedi.obe a Board,
a Day School, The ,Principalti
are prepaied to receive Yount. Ladies froir,,a
• diStance into their &May and parenii nod
Mai , ' be meowed ' that every ar •
rariretnent will be made for ti!eii . comfort.
'The inotality, refinement, and intelligence
of Pie community, together, with the itedunCi
ble salubrity of Ornate, tont ribete frinutkei
g9 ttyabitr g elocution prculiurly welt aitlipted.
for an Intirittifion •of dui Vint
, For terms per session, list of stlititei, , . old
references, see circular, or inquire of the Prin
cipals. . • , , .
Itysberg;•Ang. 22; 18510.-Ltf ' •
. .
TIREERIIOOAVIT' gIEV AIP' NAM?
nines. north-west from Philadel
phia, near Norristown, Pa., will he. open
for YOUNG MEN and BOYS aboi:e 14 years
(Wage, from October. 1,105 G, till June 1, 1807,
The site is healtfifid, theeurrounding prospect
exceedingly bentitifd, tfte aecommutlattolis
sufficient for 140, heartier's and 200.
and the terms not exorbitant. The ,rtinge of
studies is.extensive, the teaehers experienced
and able, and every reasonable effort is made
to promote. the physical, intellectonl and moral
.wellare..of the , , scholars. A Circular will be
sent, to ' order, IA ith particulars and - reference*,
if desired. . SAMUEL AARON; Princsysi.
"' Norristown. Pa
Aug., 29,. 11856 --4 tn
rotifers Irani ea.
THE School Directors of the Der?igh of
Gettysburg will receive. upplientions fa
Eight Teachers to take charge of the Public
Schools tit said district, on Monday the 22d
scpti;mber - next, at
,the office of W. L
Campbell,. Esq., td,cotnmeneo on. tho Ist of
9.. ctober and remain open siz mouths. Cur
tificates2frota the,Connty Supbrintondeut must
accompany the applications.
By order of the Board, - •
J. A UGB.,INDA7GA Secip.
185'S
VROtlatOtt riotrt
rriHE 6dersi g ned would res edit) n.
r.Ya
41. , nobnee to the eitiitiis of Gettysburg, that
Ins has ofienetta ProViolon house in the room
foimeily, &copied by 31r. J. J. Ifrinkerhoir in
'Baltimore' street, nearly OpposiiC ; the. Star Of
lice, where he will have mansmnily 'on hind.
Prour, Peed, ciroceyiem, 13ulteri,Eggs, Lard.
Cheese, Bacon, Chickens , Potatoes, ,Apples,
Frtrit of all kindi, Coilfectinm,i;d:t.
Aug, 29.1856.-1 y
EEGJSTER'& NOTICE.
OCto•
in Lire
'k, P.M.
abOct.
VOTFCE is hereby given to all Legatees and
I other persona concerned, that the Atitittn.
istralieli, Accowds h'eroitinfter mentioned will
be
: presented at the Orphans' Court'of Adriins
county, for eunfirmation affMvance, on
Turmdayi Me 2:W day Vfiliteinbet nee,
181. The first aecdtint of Cornelius Hess
and Jostph Bess, Pneecutors of the last' will
and testament of Lamle Hess, late of Reading
township, Adams county, deceatied:
182. The second and final aceonitt of Wm,
Yr eng nod Peter Cownover; Administrators of
tte taf.ita of William Cownover; late of Moan t-
Joy township, deceased,
181 'Pie first account of Jotteph Power and
-Thedrbifus Power, Admilliatraters of the estate
of Alexander Power, deceased, .
134. The seeded and final neettent of Wl]:
lima King; En g.; Executor of the last will and
teqament of David Troxel; (of John, sen.,y
deceased.. •
':185. fit'at and final account : or Genre
Prnoklin :piper. Adniinittratoi of Magdalena
Miller, deceased: • •
F. AVALTERi higi4tEr,
egister'd 61111,41, ) 74 : et A za h DePII4Y:
Abg 1851i--tid rgl}
REGISTER ° S NOtiCg.
, ,
-1 / 4 7 . OTICB is hereby given t o al! Legatee's
II and other persons' concerned; that the
t.)ii.NisTiI,ATION ACCOUNTS herein
niter mictitialled will' be presented at the ,
plums' Court of Adams county, CO confirma
tion ankfallo . wanci,; ou Motettuythel4 day of.
October ppl. vii:
1
186: The first account oat 're ost e a
Peter 'rrostle, Executonfof A brAbitta Ind htl
atle )
deceased.
187: The' Ana neefiunt bf Etta treithh, and
Benjamin Deardorff, Bxecutetrd df the labt will
and testa:tint of John licrolict; deceaed.
188. The first and final uteintht of John
&slye r Adatinistratoi of fiinri Herring, dt.
cease
189: The first fttioo Weetiant of 461 0 ' s
Knight, scilizei of tba oitate of Jan 4 larrAy,434.-
c'ensed.
j 196.15 e firiii it'd final r.neonat,,cirdolin SP.
INntiglif t laxecptoc of itgo law. will mut tenia
ra'net at 4a,titarir.e IPritimighti dboetiaod.
1 V: 11 . 'WALTER; Regireer:
Itegisten
0r.4
te - P: c r
en Da ys tit i gt ; Pt,Atrz,
:;burg, &460...90.1856,
A NEW FITAL "
W3l REkIITR.
, . • .
Ni.JEL 'ZIEGVER taus Pit re
torneil Irian iiie eiih the largest
large
lot, of GRObiilliES he has akar boor*,
opened, to elarb he iurites. the attention
iii all, rogrineral !Intl e con offei HARE
tiO A INS. , tie fias itten, a tine loin
. 11tirti§ . &c 'Shad
Mackerel :and errlngs
Granges; (ieinnhs, notes,
rthoontls, Nitta, c`iitiihrs of,alt kihda. To.
oarto. s ll tifr,..:l3mpittri gins h es.
lilnrliidg~. with,
,n. general- aSsostAnsot,of
" 1 ' 44 3' goods. Gisla ue *can Vyou want
ib buy cheap arsa'goaii.a.groixt duos to, the
°Star" office. Raluuinr Street.-
Gettysburg, May 1148115:;. , -it ' •
LETrititd of Ikainii4l36l . ttion him - I**W
rotted to tlai
,subsertbera, ,Tekie lNC in,
Peerelititg, 5..5' A ( ) June eotmty,, treqs.
tAstp. i:or WILLIAM. CIA It 1 . M8% ! deF
_eweed,.
late of the same plate,. tiini herOy,prtiu).
tie,: to al) pereotot indebted , to atud.POnte
to maim immediate pay Mint, soul 'those Nee.
ing claims or dertmede, e:;:i Mat the Edit,' or
the eat deceased x w ill =at, liUOl,ll, the ma*
without delay. ,A
J. A. 6AIto.NE4,
. • J. W. CiAltONX2‘..l " 7 -
Aug. 22, 18i3f.iaredi
. Fly
STE141)11)1:pi of p4049-4, 41 ;i:1
IL juit.**60.0441110,4441Y‘ NI
thew , „ ,;
AYER,'S
e ~.
T
. .
A, .... , : .
i.' '''''.
' Sick
re ctiring,the to atiettent,neier
. t
beton+ known of any 1110dItine:
INVAI,ID3', READ ANDIEIDG3 FOR YOORSIIVEB.
JIII.P.S DAILIPI4 Pre.,. the . well known perfitiner: .al
Citextituf Dftext, Philadelphia, whine abide* ;MAIMS
Are found at 'firmed every toilet, eaye:
v J
it . ant olley to my of your CaTstairrte Pius', that f
have haled them a timer family medielne, for continua',
one, titan any other within my knowloder. Many orally
friends have (utilize :I tuarkail eitnellta from Diem : and we'
Meld° with ote In believing dim they 1,0,,,,,,,,,,,,iy,,,,,dith it e'
virtue. for Induct (Art illwen-em antfenring the rink:. They
are not only eltectmd,ka rale and tlaaaani to be laken'eg
onolitiee which feted Make Mein rattled by the retell.;
leiter: they am kno‘Vo.' , • • . .
I The venerable Chancellor IVARfIISAW wiltse from Rai
.41moie, littli April, ing.: '
. a Ra...- rite —A4 re Sir: I have 'taken. root', Pills witf o
sera( hetieflt, for the hole:otiose, languor, love of eppits„
and Itilloria headache, is hich has of lout yenta oxyrnlkW
time in due speog. A few throes of yrdir Pilet retold me, . I
have to , ed hoir Cherry Pectoral merry yeah in my fluidly
for rough. arid told. will, moaning to:crews,. you,mag. ~
'theitleines Which cure; slid I feel it a plemette,to commen d'
:you for the good you. haw: dons and are tiolior.::, t ;
.'JOlll'i F. DPATTV, Elia., Dee, of the Palm. Railroad 034
I'. 1 , ,5. IL H. QlRce, Po I itsdelsAls, nee. 13.1R,53. .
• ,‘ Alt 2 I tako pletiatire in .adding ‘t lesilintely fn ihn
I, oilkeney of , yoor itiedirines,.having der ived, very nuttapal
I benefit fowl tile, low of leOli your Pectoral and Cathartic
Pills. lam never without &btu:. In my family, hoe :41:111*
reef Content to he, while my maim will procure them,'' .
'tile Widely renown:trig:. P. STEIViNR„ M, D., of ;Vane:
worth N. 11,,wrifro i . , . •
, "travel/ Hoed your.C.lnsavto Print hi ItlY . hire, I
tertify from' experience that they are an IneAlea lip,
Live.. Intim, of disordered Mnetiona or the five toting
d:t
heaelle r ladigeution, cottlVeve
ne, and the sir, ride%
li t
of di:ear:to that adlote, they am a error remedy the, ssy
other.; In nil rape. whew A purgative ' , rowdy is required,
I• coufidently ,reromotetin . theso Pill. to the publie,• en
superior to Any ether I kayo ever round. They are aura
hi their 14a:ration, and perfectly rare —Media& whet
Make Illmil on low:doable marl:, for !nubile nee. 4 butyl
for .many years, kito,o your Cherry Prit.rril is the heal
enegh medicine in the world I and ihylie Pill. era inc Mi'
Iwire ninth,: to that admirable preparalion.64 the [mai:
Meet of illara.e.M.
, . "ef den', slip., Alm. iti, 1553.
urn s ; y. rs,,Avaa— near Sir: I havp been ellfietiel fr
onV
hI y bieflrWith trial,
hi ite.wuret fortn,and now. an
twenty yeariii trial, and' no untold of ittunif lTe
ut or suring,
havebeen ronitrientbi do red,fn a few week, by your Pilh;.
With what. rel o timmor rejoicing I ,write can only ,i;
Imagined When you realize *list i have entrain!, an ix, ,
I .. Nevei until now have I been free (flint liiisfiiattisnAiit
dinette In some shape. time ,Atrim it ottnekeff tuy tie... eruct
Made ins elmost b.hul; besides the onendonthk paha ; at
others It settled in the scalp GI my head, and /11411 - 0)(lid toy
glair, and litte kept menartiv bald all my days; anuteiloies'
It tame out In my face, and kept it MO months a raw vote'
"About nine week* ego T commenced taking ynod Cies
Mettle Pills, nod now no. entirely free from thacouility)nt.
My eyes tre well, my akin IN fdr, and my heir ha ~c om.
minced 'a 'webby proirm; all of which makit, Mei feel
....Eloping this statement may be the toteena of conveying
Infonuation (liar , ball do total in others, I eel, with every
sentiment of gratitude; , - ' Yours. ate.. ~ . .
, MARIA fIit:KER.".
"I have known the above darned Marie Ricker hi.* -ss.
her childhood, end her statement Is rltrimly •rte. . .
' • • . , , ~ . .ANTIREW .1 . , 4 zoliirvh,.
,
, , pvenster of the Sorts:noun, Aletinfeentring . in."
Care. JOEL. PRAT..T. of the Bldg Marion, winos fkon;
Roston, 41 , 11 April, Itr,4:
"Your Pah have cured matinin II I , llkom sfneit.ifrbirt,
Anse. Inintdtirangetnent of the T.lver, whirlt lied likroints
very ser loon. I had tidied of any relief by ui,V Pl4ssclan,
ad' di rt user? remedy 1 COlllll try; pot a few ddieeof
yougPils have completely restored me in health,,..rhave,
swan then) to my. children for wonns, with .the best eli.
fetter They teeth' promptly cared. ( recommended them
fle ',Mend for enstivenitte, alibi) had. troohled %blot for -
madam ; lie fold me in a fen , days they hod cored blot.
Yowniaka the best Medicine In t h e world, and I thn fray
the
esd this from the distiltreelted Oktlklliw of liilprame
rt
Cpu, whose ,I,rilllant abilities have made him well
. known, not on ly 11l flfat meth. nelghtmring Staten.
, ,' , ' "'Jibe 611,04; SIA dprik lest. •
; si Sir; I hii4 \ fike satisfaction Ta- =Stall%)di3 that
myselinnd fai r niTy , Lace peen yery much Itenpfiltif lisYi.4f
ffledlC nes...l y idl • To *re cured, two yeark: afore, or a ee.
Were end efingdane cough, by your Ilmeasv.Secepapat.,
and Anti tell. has- rldikkeil perfect.llesith. Mycheidien
have woieral i times been cured NM hltlefte pf the 111111 W
slim and', Voitip by , ' it. It la AWlni'alliehle remedy for
thee* dolaftraMta , Your eavitsnitn I's 1,1,s bake entirely
timid red. AMU a nyopopela anon rrodireneer, it libel, live
yrowa' ji:YM me for come yrapy— fodefol,' rids' Corp, If '
much .rd'ilci fmportani f from the firiqhm Hoed failed to
get rellegfrout the bent Phyalciiiits which life eection nil
the cot:qtr./ ailbrds, and front any of the tinmaniim redid,
dies I bad tdßen.- • ' ' '' - •
,
. "You, Penni. milts, Ili, a PrOvOloktleil blessing
to inir abil i:Att Wily well soiree we are not lilts
mindful of ft. OUllf 1011petelnIllY, a:,
. • LEA vrrr
• " &este Cal:meet tlitis,..fpril ithik
l;
.ff J. V. Arta- !rations! gift I. hat a 'bride a thilr.
(nigh trial of the maiiiitrio Pear; felt rke l) your nront,
hi" been e"".1 by litrni of the drei.drat Rheumatism
Older *Melt lig foiled nie suffering. brat thoe re.
keyed me, and a root , ,mt.efAi.or entirely
retnitted.the disease!. • fee l In hotter hrotch low than rot
same years before. which I.allrlbuto rottenly, to, the effects
of your CATI4ARTIC PILLS Yon re with pea(' rewnee r
- LVCIItH It. al 6T4,A1.1.."
The above are all (nun hansom 300 ate publicly known
where they reside, and who would not maks thew state
ment. wo!thout a thorough convlctlettlhit therivore 41111.
Prepared by DR. Z. C. AYER & CO.,
Praetioal and Astalitioal Chemists; Lotvolf, Masa
GPFor Salo by A: D. 111.7.kfILER, at
&wino' energßr.••
AirguAt22,
WHO wANTA A 000D.AND CBE!
DIGUEIIiIIiATITE?
QhllfV.tt 'WENVHIt hiivircg c prol.;kitHi
IrY self with nn eniltn Dew
.ntid contly appa—
rittun', itt nowptrpared to litroisli
Dagtferrt al ypest,
in eiery style of the nrt,• *Sikh he n-Al war
rant to give entire tattisfitetion. llis hog ex
perienee and supenor appitrattis giro* him • i:' l '
vantages seldom furnished by •Dagnerrean en.
1 tablishmehts ont . of the eitfr., Fle has a large
number olapeeimens at ,bis' 1 1111164, v., Qbenr
hersburg street, whi,eir fhe publicare requested
to call and exampte.
ItWas.C,lttlrgett from .5 cents to tret,•,tir
itos
or Operating from :if ,A. i1..,^, 4P. g... Gold
Lockets,,llreastitins, ttutt . abl. for tnniittfieres,
always o» fiend, at the von' fr , ,est-prieea.
, Attir'Chihlren,ivill not FlOttr..ert tor lens, than
Ibtl e - AMIIP:OI"YPkg taken in besietyiet.
' Feb. 1, 1856. . ~ • •
GROCERIES CONFECTIOS,
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