Star and banner. (Gettysburg, Pa.) 1847-1864, November 21, 1856, Image 2

,„•- . Mallaehnssites thus ; buf Iteesissee--seek •
1.:7 big 'to extend everywhere within the
. _ttohcreeff her-Whimsy* the hemp civil,.
...,".
: ,t Dion Ivinanalist ealtivates t Itcmjs---iliell -11gessritt14 f
e t,i,vals (mill 4Se faithful a aeffileel alp.
ii rier ot human fe te' ea,kh, spa
spl odor and the loot h is. its lory
lof there is *grandeur in a i ti Ca vi ce .
ts 'itch is above all that the c ans ply.
I'''•r this she has ahead= to x rag
,d of r,,
.ncl intro and will have the uninortalTife
.•1 ht.lory. For Ibis site has also the re.
1,-,, it It and contumely which throughout
. 1 0ft:414'S lwen wowed u.ann -those -.: ...__ _...._ _ _______
o 'to Have oirlyell Of itisliea, 'an aitrill•-••• 'Far trovr Iv .fsit..—.l negro who rave his
:Not I ,4 4; l 4,4tkilli.tiriti• 'tilde!' hi' Int‘tban nam c as John C. Fremont we., committed to
,• ,uggict. liasJuktit..tvinausiat_thohimored jail day heforoyciterdar for disorderly coo
, •.(1;i:,1 mos t"ratfiriiii — g, aili - eriiii"glort , es, (1.1e1: This ni ilma the third Fremont.
11 11 --7
• 11t of (.I, tv u ri '1 ttlei l 'e:S ir if, rr y Irk, el inq Times."
me, rourageeus ,:fieillpion of the Eq. lea This mean and malig,nantparagrapit
t'" ' iII , W.L...Iaka,IPAIMAI.Uit * tweaalip.from the Baltunoro Sun of •Friday
;, Iri -list e oti e er ti II i v il ii , i t i o u ; t i f f i ro x r ,ti (41einittrb 1 it e s . t t .
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u n ;n t : x is: o n t n ie s o , f t n rho
un
i p u u t - .
~ ontiml t r um.,44.4 met • ,,,,,, ti . ,
*At it,,etost;t,-.-And,agaut, when Russel , 141 ;TOW-Mina forParianot banns; has a• I
mk t. t'XllSiitha the ',swim sitreele,•on his 1 hilities owl sttailituanis which hat° boon
„, , y to the same scaffold, the people, at, I repeatedly and warmly acknowledged by
tallrota tem thetrishple natroiiso ',it his; 1 6m , iemiing
statesmen; awl, While a
tgriphertrrimagitotl* they saw E ti ll thrttyi , t h e t t ,
„,arlAreu t s accittisyphy ids, s id e .,
,m,,,,,,,., inelnuer or ,,
o present. tiontocratic par ty, .
eretitioitrot althorn encouragement ih Wall ioßtlY ahlo•i4ted elle of its rising
J timillohistailt. i Mite has seen het parte and promising men. Ills crime has been
, .lelekt hydartutkarrpnwar-ittatOntim her 'to declare himself inflrithly opposed 'to
to aolheimeheisbild - leaders, Hanto
I?cSt ' llufju ' 234 ' )Y4*uctl ` of mr4°"'eck and l ' .2"lic ” the ex , t . onsion of Shivery into the National 1. ,
li mn , ex ,„ 04 , 1 , 1 „ ) , al i., panm b.) ; din l'eriitorics—a positron which the entire
( I Iveit'l gitatthona when most dishonored, Democratic p wry in too North, omupiod
~ .11, M asimefiesettle deserve woof, for' then so lately as 18-10 and 1850. For this of
it 011theltirtil.t(rninost for that cam e el all; ; , ,
more not every net is perverted, hitt "most
. I tata ,,, ,wheit itlassachusette iteilgagad , . ~, ..... . . ..• t
}n o fien ,,,, na ,„ e thin thin of i so hibetß , sac r e d t 'Gongs nave newt t r i ll e d witu, ana
1. whsekehetynern alio turn from the' droll' the cruelest iniuitn n°,o l'enP°d uPon l'is
401 I Jeemillitteartless nien.oi Her only dia. name. While the eanvahe 1$810 ) partizan
~ .• lie titAilthattif tslislovalty , lo• the truth excitement toight be alleged in extenua•
c.• i.rolvos !intimate her free. t 'Worse to ; ,hot their reptsti
' , ut-41 , 111factvorse-4. than ;kb evil speak. t Lion of these brutalities •
tg•-okstirersoes' the eatithict of ethanol her don now, eau
,restilt only from a fiendtsb
~,,,t melahlionoti lbsts loved • le ' See the malignity, cloqerchkg of utter :mom.
' •eshindittelvrbialt %as beers drtiWn'iront But what makes • loons outrageous the
ttr , ,,braistra; atoll the, rielles' which 'have Publication ot Path articles In tho Stab is
t « ninileximmnlawde under lies" imapitahlo that . ‘ •
~ . t ‘. b b , .
-hotted miw , amplaved tto' weaken 'alit, e a l' ° ,` c ° J u L nu , ` ° , l/ 1, r3 , 1111 ' y lc , le , u
twilit illattraulel which int above' riches • it him itillinn!litin l 7 , l tnn alit' imatillaias tiaelf,
. . ,
~r lottetortititinit It t ie.- hard; , while Mir intynsuspecting, families. Itsprofessiot,
it•liustornsudeta 'to Kansas, •shinier of one 'ais ttlag fraudulent, and , doubtless, made
b " ailint i tli t" lttn i l lut . 'tkih. P i n . ' for
and " lie' to ' de c eive, and tthako money' 'by the de ,
u :tiance; Irani ISI Mid ' witlepAtlon." , . , , ~ , ~ ,
, " cow ti n ph n i n .„,, nunn ,,, , n n , nufing ,, nut , oeptrou. S uck s tiaaeas te, it nuit maue up•
~ ,,,,,,ss y Nds 01,,d r l eil t hi wit by 4 ,h, m 1,,, on Fremont, it fins repeatedly made upon
i regialuk briers/ devotion); to belibld sans 1 Fillmore, as its cola rag Ltaitiply se,4tify.—
"I tlat i4 ankudolin in *Y ll 'l l ' lll l l . 'Van
,or !Chord iCii reasolifew this. ' ' • '
0. 4 .3t1w4 Mel 1114 . Vtliglit enettly, little k. I ', Th e sd,l is eadd 'by Lotiofocos' and
e tintystiveeyathaire 'the lash 61 ilietaek ., '
ma +tet t ; aim ftelpitr • lorwaral the' Stitahin 1 nn t e,l evorY PortY thr eatening the loProm•
, irlo kf
vidolien Itie very , •shall leo %fastened aa.S' Of' limit gang of ma-thee - tate. Moro
ma ionl3anpotoproatrate lilslissii•,' but tipito than this, its viblithers 'and eitttora are
,II thetl'errttortett of die iteplihtin It When td e ,,, m , o inhol i n , and s !my° tut opt i ete i
4 niataltalltiro Ord faun a 'frieddlo t3Wirt 1 r
~,, ~ In . f
l ‘ 40, haarsttlort44. anti ' , whew Ind ONVO i j qln , llS Y ° e r rl"Pg ca . c° , rin g ° Amer.
~ ..lee :legit,' .with , all Ina intiotti, itstwat; i t ooo l'ilil l tgance, Ahe. vituge,oo Of she
, ‘or. 3 4eirleuthiPaliall he'operied alley./ • Uri- ' iiaper is bitterly Itocofoco,alnit•ltopublican
I,• , 41ter Anieritoinolla';.) lAI oil that 'boy i , Mid anti-American,' It is a deSidcuble
„mid nil Altestmoltosotta, ot; Wickedness of I t t fi V, ent, whteh r i diin,tlted by all but L'oeo
litart,"tteuttatelskorssiot , tlyfineilile;ni ea.' ,”'
~ iF ,„ , . . L '
4, r ittai delusion , Itt liailty prejudice, lilletild'' t " c°B 9 l ',l ° "" ° , r° l e t ni ne 'qr'o to u° it"
jrslil.ll2 tignhet , annge. - , , With' 'stroll f have 'voided by elf, hero and elsewhere, who
no iiettrilmnittoniroveteyta't this botit. , •• Btit "don't approyo of the growth lot the For.
11 F"V irttni lit 4 ' ll unw in' 1 6' oe o Eness. ' etin,ebd Catholic Nevem! of which it id
1 i use toot tel ebeinttion severe if"l ehtei •
'
I
;,,t ilonncessbni'smoothing of' the divine'sslL o ledged derender d a d'
expo
i ~ s er 11 Silt ~‘ ;ii 11 , , .`" e)4 ,I 4 ,1 0, e ~nuns.
~.
1.1 t. loc nt_ t, i,‹ ,1 f-f, 0 ~, .
"riVrietill the.sliver,bow wijh tenfier skill,
V. 4 , 'll,t: t'iiiit i,,,'(: pik' ` n,the:,Blie,,,it,afro , !vs )..ill.". , lb,
, ( 4 1Atilyikrolit these: An I tarn taanother pi,
el.. r,,opor. a vett„ imiipily repared Ork -Minsk-
~.4 1
t liti.pit..),Mitfrigf ie f irt heels+ strung wild.,
i 1.,• li a ,at biteel AT kllek rtriiltilioll. 'Ural With . ~ the city of
utt t nt n ma.
1, .i• bettlettenttiltrots by, which!. that blood d .,
'v 4 cor'd'ed: The 0111?' ell ild of manta , I t rune ?
I bkutalil
h., authors Isl, American ,Itherty.: for ,
v.- -, , /q ~ ..-- •.. , iv '
ad growl •
roa.l3,..3car l i;ine sinteinu courageous rep.
ry ~ iltativii tie flosion on the floor al Iloilo.. tot
.EI exprass' stir
i .•—, a heret'its speeches, witete the Inas- pi l‘e at it; for the editor of the Complier
m'-' i'leot °I time, I llini' ; . f l o n intil'i , r we have long known as tin unscrupulous,
111. t, ielmot a !one
i .eatelii. ky the g e 4 t it ,
, r „,, ? /iid i t i,4 s 4 happy in all the Pe st impudent, depraved and indecent person,
t.—„gets ry a syell.apent hie, and sorrow,. ~ w ho found the highest pleasure to the , pub
C,'ml b r i 14,vc t hottof,„ obeihenne, troops of !Motion of the foulest charges against, every
1 " el • ° °•I truth .” °Xng° iclinal In it ilc"ild procujoent candidata opposed to the shift,
3 ' t 11...; 11121,.Q11:wel'' cull ' grecl '"" der ,
, itig principles of the 14 - e'enfoco party. We
to, biitili'Mi * ni eigmv•four fujutirs.f,pohl
I/ rut slii t 4,1 - 1, 1 4t,' hetd, Of I , ,er grqat , ha uler ‘ ;merely publish these choice extracts that
e h be I
mil de slit, kif 0ru,,0, the ardp f of' youth t ,r, the public May 6_4 to ow oe, uuntatt y
thy te;tuftiy',hl itmolltrod, thd.he shoW i and iofaumus lengths Imola things as the
1,.r.,:,. at, gran 13 conspicuous, anti.add ,l• c i
_c• .., ••• • • •
ici • ''s iterate, •, , , , , euitor m the ()minter wht ga tb cast ocit-•
t, . mueli to 114 e Weetth 01 oot rl l4 - t..
„,,.. y.
, ••• , p il ,' ti,'„ll,,,,,in,lsentt.ancii dre s sily , ton upon tin, unspotted toputation of so'
,
to gliiiires o(,iitonlirr life, may shame the i gifted 'and honora'ble a nom as Mr. Fre-I
it miler Itir,iiii of .1 la.,.ter. generation. . '!'hero In
hrre. , not. In the whole emnp.iign, eto egln•
it• out other, p.rreopige, at another per ?slier has been as reckless a truth and
1..1, w i qn,• o tih precisely dm some horde,' ) f.iimi ,. IF ,
~,3
_ o i, i J. , , ,
,:t winders:lila, assertrilthe stiratt ropoetn. '“"g 4. Vr4S F . ' '' es to..ur; 1/t. lit
~::y
olimnle , lr It I? , ibn en so rnieis j )nnt Imo time did tit, exlitfilt less regard' for Elio
'tot" , Ir'.'gi,,(t! Ventoe„to the age ofeighty 'proprieties of Wu .than at tko present
tour of whom lime Inmurbm, Gibbon hae .We know ohm raltlel to d '
r ~. ~ • , . . i ile ate Wee Aetty,
''""I• n !" r a ti t!l" ‘voloti afatsArinil nPj ) ll° 4 't except in that bigoted Looefaes Who , made
hie to out pwil i giuncy ;,,.. lie alpine to d 1
os I ,T
I ad ,
1 44 1 ; i4 t or inulil , ,,loo
As
nits
of ego ! que . rental* tp,w, curreut ,on, our, streets,
mutual tt t o ji ii , , : ; ‘ ,„ 1
,!ehilf,,,te,„4, of the lime .; , th/t**the opposition might as well have
under
t the ~ v ‘ e ight ot years he, remine,le ,mu a nigger agaium, Buchanan as Fro
mm,: dielerstanchug sod, a mailly,cnurege• Imolai." Snell remarks need tin comment.
the the wisdom Vint of a hero
,11,1
of
to I TilCy 1111StVer tlll.ll/1111.11,0% 'n,,4 1 1. they prove
palms" ''lla'afil Man t rar kietl,thq Vgne.
:Insni re(ialitl a
'aelr s it'i, I'
f ill.; ' acute:tiers, anti i.'''''' egs ou lt4ll s' dcb°3e d , corrupt raid de.
~ p„ , e'l t i„Ai r :;,,,,, , , j .f ke5 ;i...i4 1 „ , 1k t h e p,t r or , ,, itestablo are ilie monuers, morals; nod•sen
ol war:•tri" that' 11,0 historielo tleeetthes.hint Oitpentst of the leaders tiit' thb 'l,o,enfoco'
iii worthins!ii? ave!iCayhit toTir iay,esay m ., party. ; ' ', ' •"• 't '' -
tug ; .4n time natilic,or
,the euril l et (lig; I
_k '',l II
Ditge, .3111CillIcli+ anti , pyitspkc4iNf, form, I
*mon! Aid 1 it , l'oAiliiletv anhofi oil thp prop
tit time 4,`111e.1 7 ni ) ine I,he n gfeat. atatolaid dd .
I'' M•tilt it i ., ',i,qi'liflnYPJ nolitrY. iiill;Li'
Ilmorellt4 ? f op ,te ()or i rreocraide shepd is
de.p.,,,,7l'4,ll6l4l;ineiatti ofji.greater,,repuhliq
'''''" 11' '' 44:1 ti ! " *L9 o, - , w, 1 4 11 , 11 , 8 ,0, 1 14 1 gssaf
vr nthhiluifee j th,4p,.,,,e,, , p5, gai r sodi, op ~ the
:land/oil' e l f St. Atig,4,, 1 . 4,1?4 ,a ,tuOlitor
4•antic is'iiii'ei thaphe 'capita of the Cr a-,
batters ; lliit our task is not etettily,to rah-.
?.oin an'elni;'Yeeint aiti o r,nuent" 11 41
tzt; trona" liii'ilself l
,m,ilin liotthes pl . iii• , lu - s
itttineraMy crtiliyeui mil, tmer,ely p? dts,
&ace trtk i ii,..flqo ;Ire,f9 1,1., dp/Istrit ;foriptg
'iii. hu1, ;', ) , , q11P 14 :11.+ 1 1 1 # 4 iiroul lila, car-Y t
ierovaisin l / 4 q s) , tic Ithilfties.
allay 1 1 1 -jikiitla,,,yOur litvellonoy -: .1 for.
I ''ar t" 01'ffeVi'il,,tarkitex.. ins di thanl4.lor
Otte wrlcoohy„, tqteept ALM wittew vowe l
all /hay., ,14,441,„stimptic,e4y „,11w4 the I sate
that I sack ;nothing„hat ,the etiluesph •,af
truth. ..1.*.0 .ihit A offer , •ony, , hes,..efroris,l
'e a reler' {e[n co twltuttot , Show me,thet
I sou wrenirtud4 Plop,at. *heed; i hut in
Lilo rt 4 11440,10, celoviattion,of right I shall
pereever, xrehloklesitptellatt, stains* all
0,1.t0, a inintbsiLpgrainagainototil , ilitvals
- "iiimwiiii rittli ilturi.lehsteor) lay Its.
i'tv Nit,.444ithhwatiureiji.i,revail.ti'er
restrisl ablivielleasutituptdelniy.bi r , et l es ;
.. tt.l otwetimAkoli.,,,Alkitalanirshrwatehini
'mitts alatidostalbftiarimer are sidelo' fan
site Ei .Ar . o r ipos lliitth .r ld allyAlaie; to gth , boe Igo
tul Iturg•rmighan mo
rk.rasesaaisskein,o ay ss olmifLitte.aOsi
-aoch I itio.ietkilopsela
'.•t wit' PitotisookUatOs.
4 )0 1 1 I shpts{, 4iNiiimao akilloatsaoild emit.
lamit 4 0 14 01 0 144 1* • • ~ , t , .tlwat, tin,
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T417~E i .
Friday Evening, Nov. 21, 1856.
rgathollics si,(terlDubti. •
, 4 „f4f•The Preenine'sifou - I t e'f Iteif
1
l.eentait*tie on e
leet,ise,`Of WiliQ44lll4, Id the t)ening An.
.
tetreet
lye • • , ; . , •
mast eenfessithet tlm:ecnitento Los ple..
've . fe6 our opinion of the intelligence, , tiso.tirni,
the political integrity of the 4.meri
ciatl people. r at is an event to deepen ~ conli,-
it.lehee in frallnottitutidiii. shows ilia the
mind.of the'tiniion can ApOrtllirtleolidiy . e.cpwit/
I 1p tik.,bongdaitte3 are-,ttenialided 11) . a
CCM( lt-tritees id . perspi.Ctiveolte :
iIF - Stiny pia : people far toirgrient tie the crarm
whicheliutittnetait. olnus,sectionsd
tind provincial confines. tirett, innlh iitea Bud
invincible = tins is theinerie,m fot - ,thei
'veer 18311, &kid it earries'ait augliVyfar rntn t the
'future, tilled' :with hopefulneks for'tinise'•wlie
Are to follair'us:".' r • •
The Journal is Bishop Bughee organ;'
lailti-is of eotsrso. a , defender :of, and rata si:
iiiitvist !or, the Lneofoco party. Irt iiil'ai.:
s • O' Clamorous for tlie!aiirieiiitinit - of •Cobar
i'pr Cuba is an I,,land ';,,r Spant4t V4piats.
With.thent broughtinto the triiqu, lin.
tnauisut woulciba a - stronger anti a; more:
dange'rous tremolo, in our polities: Bu:-I,
x b-
f.tinan is pledged, soleinillY ire ' ',Rolls 'ati'l
pledge him, to
_tilis. , ITIOILSUrp. W I(initi
% 00.06 4t4ier ilo aiiil • dare tocarry out , Abel
`pciliojr - itadioatati: , • ,, itosannot botionoi.withLl
eii(ilireign •Ivar - ,•arhich' We • May, ,nOi. !Wo
willing to ' tiitt; eyin . to ,pleato i . ,tlhO Papal' .
Priestlano and 'Southern ipiilibusie6 :1
. ;
ippeiAnother esht.huodyltrshirOt
froftt , ./ttkiopeitas3 , 3 l)equ e )audetL.fin Vubta , byt'.
Atte' ipid Akilorjue.. .. , .,,s.i-: , it'i. :,, ~q 4r4i
1 1 .: 4 ‘ci:, e: ' ', , ," - Tz..": v.• I•Jit: 1 , 114 '' +44 1 1.1 ~tei.,
~~~~II~IV~R.
_ . .. . ..
"Afters long period of - doubt and Many 05n-
Meting reports, it seems now c learly aseer•
tamed that Illinois has cast her electoral
vote thr JAME 9 llumartAt. The Black Re-
Publican rejoicing over the overthrow of 'the
Derotas inliis hull' appears to have been pre
mature, nod thCStatitrof the little giant looms
up proudly in the Denmeratie line. The hat-'
tie in. Illinois, - as inTeitesylvania, wna of ile:
most onitnated nod desperate nature, but her
flerneOrney pada a most gallant ugh t, nod
their settees will. add 14147, earnestness to the
general rejoicing aver the grand victory we
gained."—Compiler
KrThe reader of the Compiler, who iA
accustomed to rely upon that paper for pa
ntiesl intelligence, is lad to believe from
1 the above paragraph that Illinois, by the
residrof the 'election' ib 'thitt, 'Strife; has
gi wen ,It verdictlnfaver:- pr i ihe,eitOKbe:rotp;
Douglas, and the repeal of the Missouri
Illosepromixe, - Ifihrutiefentr:of Richard
arm, the Democratic candidate for Govern
or, and De l ughts',.right-hend man . in ,con.
gresS„ ( who. piloted the Kansas-Nebraska
bill through' the Douse, and . at:.Doughts'
'Solicitation resigned his seat - in that body,
'With ic vlew to threw his:entire allergies in.'
.to the pending .canvass,) _and the ,trinp
pliant election of Bissell, tha Republican
candidate, and the entire State, ticket; by a.
majority of 7,000 votes,;tiee&lteC iodicete
the "overthrow of the Donglai iii",hiS hall,i!
we are et a losi to know ghat it doeS indi 7 ,
.cute. On the question of -the i Presidency,-
in Illinois as . elsewnere, the snti-Nobriskit
voters were divided in their choke 'qf tlp 7,
diclitei:—kwenty , - five , 'or thirty thousand
voting
,for Idr. Filltnore, and ,thus `.throw .;
ing the State. by, a plurality ~vote for •Mr .
Buchanan. ' While' mentioning 'this 'fact,
and 'glorifying over lease Douglas triumph!
the CoMpiler, iii3Oeutineni,withether Lhc?,-
foe° papers of its stamp, suppresses em t
'kelp , the resujt of the State elactlon, and
the reader is Ireptin ignorance of the fact ,
that:such an eteetion Was even 441. Vitt,!
it, was iu' New. JerieY.'
. : But.:, w .fe of _the
readyrt.of.th
. • . . ..., , .
e Compiler,know , . of. tho tri-
unaph of the Itapublican.caudidates iu that
Stato•by some 4,000 tuujoriiy.
Toll the whol . e vury, utighbor. There
are i o eleetinue to' be.ielluetteotl :tow, 'it'd'
the truth might, as well be • "
A'Anzeilcaas "luta „ Hula . A.aiort.
Ica.il
. ,
- ~;This cant phrate is becoming chiohite.,
Amoriens have always TOO_ America, p‘lll .
since our hatirimtl indeiendiriee was, de dar
ed, and we'ereimind they al wayi will,, nays the
Perythylrxrutan. ' - •
•• • OrNot TpO;fciiiiign te;!iji(di.
the balu'Uoti :off' :pnwe'4 'Oeiiet) ; )n .
1844 . ,.a ni thus, though it minority, 'ruled •
, Amorioa," . becauso, by. that Tumult, they
Rh4ped ltil"polfry for - you're. • The mune
vole gage !leftiuiforooda
lent pctOber, which itp;:tiltzwade )3tteh;t;..,
an Preaidant. Without he would. have
be droppoll• in :tunny of silo Biltither
Stoics
: The .. .Foreijimet:i ire a compact.
triass:4ho' litua
elrot I;_te.cfocacaudidatol.,agaiitat„thewill
of 's majority or ilto native born citizens or
quota(' a.
Iny's Corn-
America. The slufy rr—:-.?ta:t ant it
urtr of the country,. be : ,
cause it la united, and it can always, or at,
least it has always distracted the,North'.l-...
While• Foreigners two 'made
.citiaone'kt the
tato of two or ttircc hundred thousand a
year, Americans cannot rule , America..—
.Buchanan bas,,becti elected President by
th e Ftpreigu vote.agaiust the majority of
the natiat rote of this country.
EnceintePun . In. Now 'Twirls:
ticr.l3ualtauan reeeired about .170,000
.rotes `New - York State: Of that gum
her 41;44 wore castle the city of Neu
York; or nearli ling-fourth of .the whnie
.week ere !putted ?excellent
,leuthority to_stiow that !aunt 'one-third of
ilueltanatt's ride in ,New Yeti' city , ,eame
from natlyes'of,thia'enuntri.", There am
them .150,000 . foreign motet's in that
Of those fully 120,000 voted for
Buchan:at; Ithving him the support of
bout .50,000 nettreri. This is quite as lib:
era!
. a ealculatiOn for Fiuchanao as can he,
Made. .I'resuming te be nearly , the
truth, what whatitimottie record is`-prcaent-
'ed.l, Over two•thirdstof the Locefoces of
Now foreignere ; atufMuoh tu7rit
that) half the party itt that Empire State
Germans and Irish ! To such a pass haa
Lecirfociiiithf tomo'itt the uteri . 'ptiputotat'l
of, the Northern. States.
FIUMBUG.GCLING THl•1 GERitANS.
2 -The •Doyleetoarn' (Bunks Cii:;) 1 Dern 7
, tOned, the
OrAgiraPfl: •. •
!Let the:workingmen-of ,Backs county re.
member.that the , }posit 'tepid:dictum, if , sue
.cessfal in electing . ..Ereniont, will ; violate the
Con.ltitatibil! by ir4ig
.er„ery nigger the
,Satttit, and haveihern bmught North and pia.
cod"in . every workshop, to compete , with white
ht theaktne table with theta I"
'Berks,''slin!olinctioco.' 'orators from
Beading, in their speeches through 'tits'
county, emceed 'tliat if Bubb alum was not
Mewed the' degrees Of the South would all
be Set free and would came to pent:J/llva
' nil', tornr-rutt„ the, , frurill diteriets,''. and
slit:l'l4e , cl4inkaas,iorthe farmers I Some
of the Jusders• tainetl' th
'lt'dtt.the'.wntst sort of
r compliment to the'
honest ,EirtgOr.4"tn:saPpoic that ihey
ielf°Fa
Erklenry '' Wise, ' laizzard-foot)
Governor of Virginia, arrived at Baltimore
on Sunda/ evening feints ,B , ichutortl,' an
left in the , exprass.Arain , Monday: morn•
ing fur , Lotteustur---runtor : ilys on-a` visit
[to the lion . -janies Buchanan, President
,eleot It i.s.stiPPet.'•
li
acd" a't hi; EseelliM4 ;las pipe toWheat
liend to Au' d kPa. th .subjectof
I,fres Tiatises. sod if ho don't come *quails
uitrapro.stivery mark, then' to
!warn ildni,an'i.,4.4eßotttliern electors won't.
.vote•for ~. .There is fua ahead. Look
but fo! sprat's among the übermonitms."/
••;;7 ; •
• 00"Iriti'repoilr'ed td ttiei)ogri ciroltt'if
61 "Iseign th a t coiatbm
platten n o iktinstat
ivy
,1.11, •
HERE TREY ARE!
'he thunder of over TWO HUNDRED
THOUSAND MAJORITY of the pee..
pie of , the _United States against JAMES
BUCHFIANAN—oTer FOUR HUNDRED
AND FIFTY THOUSAND in the Free
States—Farman shine bent iog him ONE
HUNDRED AND FORTY THOUSAND
—this trentecdous revolution in the popu.
far sentiment of the North, the like of
which has no parallel in our history, has
roused our canoe from their slumhers, and
they, ins* on ootniagnut to view tho field,
end to smile over the magnificent triumphs
for Freedom they discern in the future. •
They cant their eyes around, end they
fall'first upon old blatsachusotts with her
60100 majority for the Pathfinder
of the' Rocky Mountains, with every mem
ber of Congress llepubliiien, and her State
L3gislature almrist a mit 1
They see VeiMont; wjth her 80,000 votes,
giving a• majority of 25,000 for , Fremen
and every thing - else igainstllinhanatt n
mimetic
They look upon New Hampshire, Pierce's
own State, widish 'foie yenta ago gave a
large majority for him, and they coo 7,000
majority forTtemoos. •
Then there h old Democratic Maine
that rolls up a, majority estimated at 25,'
0 . 00 for Fremont !
„ Little Connecticut pisibeti f
on
~the hall,
with about. 7,000 majority for Fmmont,
notwithstanding 'tile ; liimhaneers had okl.
Quieted on bar oerhini: and bad placed her
in their pyramid aS 'eel able.
Rhode Island-41ettrY Clay's favorite
4 littie-Rhod Oa kiali Lev shwa, and
gives a rousing lift of. 5,000 majority for
Freniout. •
Their. comes the great g3IPME STATE Of
New York, and our monk are jubilant as
!they nee her big figuret of 80,009 tut
Ithe majority of Prompt' over Budhanan,
and .203.000 suojnrity against the
Cincinnati Platform,. notwithstanding that
they claimed the Stateind made the most
desperate efforts to carry • it--:to that end
having succeeded, afters mighty,effoft, in
effecting a union of the tino oppneing"trMget
of the party, ,the !!Haas" and the, , illefts'?'
—4etunionwilich Jemes:Bechannn pro.
flounced .to subhme 1 Abe result 14, in-'
dead, sublime!
xt.r
-4:4,11':' C.ll;nri thin our.their.eses
,westward and ttitrq. they
,see Dlichiitta
obi Democratic sliehigait, the henie
CASA —gi vie; 15.000 majority'(!) for Fre'.
P l illooll,in 1414 /OfTtijilin'Allb
lingo tuajnrities the a►me . way.
In Illinois the home of ',the
ant,"they sera Republican Majority of 7.
100 for th'e Cloirernor ind the entire State
ticket, notwithstneding the foolish, because
hopeless;..diversion for Fillmore on the.
, Presidential r 9nestion.
In New Jersey the, also see the Iteptib
liean State 'ticket , ebctat
.bY
•
• Than, "by-the light of the moott,” they'
gaze southwward, and the first thing'they
Pee is tliti brilliant 'American : vietori in
Maryland: They 'ret4e to look further in
that direction, deolsritg that, the odor from,
there savors too leech of the darkly. We
therefore' toneede` to Eleohantni all the
wool of the SOttilt,, aid admit/thai he is
eleeted Preaftlent , the filltveTower,
whoye candidate he was.
Are not .these remelts se& Is we eon' be
pintul of? The people of monca, by
an overwhelming majerity,lhtve decided
against, tim ;extension , of: fIiIVERY 1""
Let 1114 plotters look to thy fitture I •I'•
„ .
11/7":111? iloaed Mott
diti last. ,A, run, WWI I10;16 OP it Satur
day, and on that day•itipnolosi were refit'•
sad• by the banks of 7hillidelpbis: We
,
haver not seen in ciplinstirn, of the eau 6 st
of the iiit'spen.icin - ; bit it is said tis be at
tributable to siieculiiiins in railroad stooks. ' ,
rsdnallydeclining for,
is confidence, but has
micips Hy. at a distance
:tit affairs should be
nd exposed, and the
to officers to ti Strict
.aminelt,says that tho
icluallt liable for the
II the , notes pill ulti-
;aut,ima.:—Private • let
. eit7 ,fiom : the flux.
Unitd States Minister
•+s, convey the intelli
ietel'a treaty bet Ween
;nglind, which covers
Ai in dispute - between
ilia. Paper;
Ideriug diplomatist
lind, our diffoulties
threatened te prp
skillful, shrewd and
:led ill within six
Buchan:ilk's sue
;out equal te his di.
Jeoretary of State;
end in both! pasitions ho disgracefully
psildd.
~ The • Pettroburg (Va.) Express rays that
d im are iornoupo numbers of loopfaced
Virginia lerruiorata, who have lost lame
Bums of pmey by ~ battiog .that • FillotOre
would '' I ' • • '
Wou oo cal ry a slog e State. This lath.
1
4 ..... d ire '-the itoorttlfoy of thitr.''Old'Vti
' t i ii.". 11 :-' , i-4 , . .. 0 ~4 1, J ~.
'to t o .. : 1.
1 • I ••
Wilatot 9 s District
la'Tho decline of the Democracy in
the famous Wilmot District is more etrik
ingly shwa by the Presidential vote than
that of October. Wo append the official
returns at the tie electing :'
, --Nenrembdr.—%
Dem, Opp. • Vesa. 00p.
Bradford, 2,042, 6,017 2,314 7y039
Susquehanna, 2.320 :1,424 2,0548 3,912
Tioga, 1,111 3,689 1,386 4,568
Total, 6,473 13,130
6473
Opp. maj.
7,657 Opp. maj. 9,27:
Increase sinceOctebert
r, 7,614
The voteia•tlie' die:tie:4oi a series of
years has been as follows:
Dem. Opp.
1 851—(1overnor „ . 8,639 1. ;7,347
11 852—Pritaitient; . , 9,500
,7,700
185 4—Governor, 6,408 10,511
1856—Canal Comtnieeioner, 5,473 13,130
1856—,Preaident6,248 16,619
.• •
At the lasi eleetioa the oppositiOn 'vote
was all for .Fremont except 178 votes ) which
were for Fillmole. . , "
Kr'The Lutherans of Carolina, offended
by, the striettirei of the Lutheran Observer,
(I.laltimore,) upon the conauct of Preston
8. -Brooks, have, acebrding to the Newber
ry Mirror, resolved to establish a religious
journal to promulgate and expound the
Gospel according to the patio saint . of
that little moral, religious • and poiitical
universe. -
liCrln the lifiobigah Senate, says the
Acivertiseroke Dentoorats have delegation
"just, large enough to get up a game of
whist, with ono over, t.) keep the fire go
ing,' and snuff the oandleit." it 'Will ho
iuentlY a tihiat thinorityjat all events
,
upon the
. grand issuct, upon whieh they
were eleuted.
Otr-A correspondent of *hoz Springfield
Republican says, ibis proposed that on' the
10th of this month, the eitileins 6e - New
England shall illtithinate in' honor , of, the
glorioits Victor,' Satinveil over the, cohorts
of Slavery. .Connecticut will reipoltd -to
the suggestion.' Lot the home of Sninner
do the ratne.' - • '
--- ms. - FABIttI,NT - IIt — KENTI.I 'KY.—
The.. returns of the Kentucky election
show s Fremont; vole to seventeen coup
ties amtitintiriA' to several hundred. • In
Cullimey:county 189 votes *ore cast for
the Froaiont ticket.. • • •
KrSenator ' Douglas, of Illinois, is
BbortlY to be .marriett to a Mins 'Currs,
of Wasbington:' TIM lady in said to be
very beautiful, a „Roman Catholic, and
from one of.the oldest families of Virginia.'
An to religion, the Senator holds to- the
Biptists..
Irr The Bestott.clolts sage the rn ore
that Ale. Sumter will decline 'lrma! lion
to, the United States Settnte,; are siiitiout
fountitiett, suninor's ., fies4 is is•-,
ar-js. Ur; , Rbett, of the Buipire of Bondi'
Carolina; longs to•rival ate venerablo
ibusela. Bc lays ho hopes to live until
•the Union is dissolved by the polio) which
be and Bully Brooks have been advocating
for the fait twenty•eiglit years. •
Mir Th e ItegubHenna and Ame
ricani
have a majciriCy on joisti'b 11 Elie Ili
noiel,e'g 13t
in
al :dare.
.Kr• The Democratic party now, consists
of the slave power of , the, South, allied
with the Catholics of the North, with just
enough, of dough-faces thrown in to give a
triangular variety to the mixture.
pizrEx-Jud g a Elalihortan; - author o
"Sant dick, the Clock Maker," kw taken
a flual farewell of Nova Scotia as "a place
..of residence. Oliftort, his beautiful "
wont
at Windsor, wait' sold some weeke since
and the eldludie taken •his p'sastige
for Liverpool, to make hie home in
Great Britain tor the remainder (4114
d#YB. •
,
Icrßuchanan has a majority 1a but
single county of hliChigan, ;hat is Wayno
whom tie.has a majority,of 350 over „Fre
.,
0r.:7 No Premident aihoo the election of
31adison, in 1818, has received 60 small a
majority of the electoral votecas , James
Buchanan.
PCYThe majority against Buchanan and
his platform, in the State of New York, is
two hundred and five ttionsand'l It'' gave
Pierce fouryears agora large rnajority.—:,..
Where are the ards";and "SOfts ?" ,
• .
REASONS FOR' DEFEAT.-;-:-The.
Greenville (S. 0;;) Patriot, regretting Ilia,
defeat of eel. Brokrnan for the Senate, se
counts for it. in the following singular
"Ilia zealeuo efroits'in the ,cause of educe ? ,
'thin, and the elevation o? :the poor in a moral
and social 'point of 'view; liaVe proved his de.
• What a satiilo is ibis on South Caroni,'
politics! ' '
111:'Brigham Young turns nillthe argit,
ments for, slavery to the ammo* of polyg.
amy, iati Mike about bit ;peculiar institu
ion,,defends it by scripture, and ex toll its
virtues in much the same way thati:seme
people extol and defend slavery. He fur.
thor dopies the South,. by declaring, that
if polygamy is not telerated,he will go out
of the Union ; but we do not potion that
he demands its forcible extension.' •‘
ittirßuohauan's plurality in Illinois is
about 2,000, while Bissell :(Republican)
has over 7,000 majority.: 13plie 25000
!WWI WON thrown away on ,Villmore. xhe
Opposition have ; the . Legislature ;: by one'
mahrity on joint ballot: • • •
New ieRBBY.--The . whole number.: of
vonts polled in . this State at the last elec.
tion i foi, Elector', wee 100 r• 3. being ;i
incroaso•Of I7;223"s'in'eu
[Correrporulaux of tae New Turk Tribune.
KANSAS.
More Banter Ruffian Outrages—Srfferings of
the...Prce s4i Settlers—Cgmernor Geary,
LAWRENCE, K. T.. Nor. 5, 1856.
Being ahead of your regular eorrespon
'dent ip move of the following intelligeooe,
ind.betiog also desirous that you should be
kepeivell patted on all•mattere relative to
Kansas and the struggles of the Free
State men, I without turtner profsce send
it to you.
A Sir. Redflold, who came in with the
•' party under Colonel 1131dridge, and who,
with some twenty others, have takenclaitus
on the Rotortataude river, arrived here to•
day, with a report that their soffit:meat
was nightly disturbed and annoyed by
incursions of Missourians and Georgians
who aro lingering about the neighborhood
of Bull Creek, endeavoring, by tt series of
insulte and outrages, not amounting to in
actual attack, to discourage the Free State
men and make them abandon their alai 1119.
Mr. Redfield took back a quantity of arms
and ambition for distribution among his
moo, so that it is quite probable diet the
diabolism of these scoundrels may yet cost
them dear. •
On Saturday last a company of these
Georgians, staying with a ProßlaverY
man by the name of. Tones, living on the
Sam Fe Road, assailed, wantonly and with-
out any provocation, a Mr. Sutton (Free
State ma%) who was 'workiug peaceably
on his claim—shot at hint am' drove him ,
iuto his house ' where they loft him witif;
threats of aturller.
• Afterward, on the same day, this same
party of Georgians mot a man (whose
name has moped •my ineMory) going to
Westport for a load of provisions, whom,
on learning that be was opposed to the id
mission of Kansas eta Slave State, one lrf
them immediately slant—rho ball entering
his back, near the region of' the, spinal I
column, and coming out just below his
heart. •Ho is not yet dead, bur, lingering '
iu excruciating agony.
Tho Commatee have opened rooms in
Lawrence for the distribution of the cloth.
1 , ,g and provisions tient on hero from tlie
Bash It falla to my lotto assist in their
disbursement, and I can assure you that I
have tioror had my heart so itiekoned 'with
vsarow as at•the evideneo suffering Dud
wretchednees and lucouceivatile &vireo
lions 'which have beim . thrust opoo our
people. Front• sunrise until '141164 rho
roottmliterally swarm with applicant's for
reliof—muni women and ohildratt,._ hag.
garitadirpile, and altnost denuded; with
harrowing tatetrofteinit and outrage, and
wurderoind destruction of their - hula all,
by the oriole of these worse thaticiovils.—
Some have lived on baked squash, others
alone On pUtapkias some on greed corn
ground in. co ff ee-mills, and some have been ,
so harmssed and hunted that they caw
hardly tell how they have lived. Most of
these applicants are eiceedinglyintelligeut,
and seine whese tectonic matte in the wind,
are sollighlfeducated Unit they would do
no discredit to the Most polished and gifted
circles. •• '
- 6,248 15,519
- 6,248
For God sake, bleasrs. Editors, do all
you ceo to induce the North to send' US
more food and clothing.
-I.— ?The'infsmoua Clark, murderer of Bar
ber. passed through our town te-day. es
corted by about twenty dragoons, the ;les
pieable wretch being too much afraid to
come among 118 alone. Solrue it 'that
"the wleked flee when no man' pursueth."
Fifteen otheebf the pritioners at Lit
clunpinti were sequined yesterday, eight
of whom °were, however,- , re -arrested
tin
the charge et having assisted in the des
truction of Titus's hotile. The seven
who reaclftuVLatitren.ce came in to-day
for change of elothing—noble fellowp, all
of them—yet, in , consequence of being so
huddled together in such a filthy hole is
their ,prison at Lecompton, they were,
physically, about the , most loaihrome 8011
ahhoirent eet of men I have ever, seett—a
het which perils no commeut
AbnUt a week since, when Gov. Geary
was iu the region of Osawatamie, he gave
Martin White, the assassinator of Freder
ick Brown, half a dozen dragnona, that he .
FWhite) might assist hint in his arrests ul
ree State men, who are guilty 4- of tto
earlhly crime savethat of retaking from
the Pro! i Sfaveryisis toe property of which
they have been robbed. This is pacific),
lion with a vengeance I
LOSS OF THE STEAMER, LYONNAISE.
.
Thrbaetitie Elise, Captain Neilson of
and from Hainburg, arrived at Nen. iork
on the everting of the 1411 t, and' report?,
speaking on the lOtli a firemen. barque,
haFing on board sixteen , passengers and
the crew of the steamer Lyonnais.), hene.e
for,Havre on the Ist instant, which was
run into by a large ship on the night of the
2d, 'and abandoned next day. These six-
teen persons were picked up in a boat on
the flth, with two others who had died.
Among the saved is the second mate of
the Lyonnaise, who hirehilies the . ebove.
The second mate, and those with H ie , left
the steamer on the afternoon „of the. 3d i,
enneequently they,vvere six days in a boat,.
the mate says, in his, knowledge, the,
, •
.captain and, all others on board left the
next morning...* There were forty platten.
gers on board *the Lyonnais°. The. fate
of the rest is uncertain. . , •
The Lyonnaire was built in ?mien water
tight compartments, and if only two bulk.
heads reihained, she would still float.
2
The steamer was abandoned the next
diy—crew' and passenger's taking to her
:Six boats and a raft., The latter had forty
onfipard. but it ie not supposed it'could
have lived through the rough weather tha
:followed. The boat picked up was the
only. life•boat on board.
Nothing is known of the raft' and the
five other boats, Mid it is feared that they
sittil,,those`of, them (about ohe hundred and
thirty) havw • perished. • The Lyonnais°
area still afloat when abandoned, - 1
Among the, passengers was Mr. 'Albert
Sumner, a brother of Hun. Charles Sem• •
ner. . It is a melancholy coincidence, that
another brother of 'Mr. Sumner ( Horace, 'a
yuung.man of great promise) lost Mollie •
by' drowning, at the wreck . of the alit'p
Elizabeth. on Firelirland;in 18110:'
4Furlher Parliculari of* Lvoni4ri D . Lras' ter,
Yetti, Noiember 17,—The.vessel
that came in contact with the, Lyonnaise
was. 'the . bar que Adriatic, from Belfast,
Maine, bound to Saiannah. . It appears
that the 'steamer's lighti were 'seen by the,
'Adriatic twenty minutes before the collie.
ion. The captiim. who.; Was.on' the 'deck
at the time, supposed the 'leader stood on
iterentirsa,lind , wee not aware 'of the juju. ,
ry done her. ' The Adriatic has arrived at
.Uloucester,,havineaustained but little• in
jury. '
The legishituro' of Vermont ad•
iPurAed on Vfednesday, atter' pasting a bill ,
appropriating 8 . 20,Q0U tf, supply food aril
olothing for the pour iteltausaa.
•Sorthern merchant, while in the
ears go/gig to Boston : mote the acquaint-.
abe t " id a oeferre vroinac." of Sue appear
ance colt betwiching manners. (h► reach
ing Holton they touk a cstriage twanmmurt
a ho►ei ire common, an►f agreed to be
knoWn tot ..141r, and Mrs. Philendar Car-
They :sopped ;eviller, and then
retired ; bat a Hoed woo came over the
moonshine, as will Ire rem Irons the
following from the Courier r•
At twelve o'clock there was a fearfeo
knocking at the door of the lady's chandler;
—nothing like it straw ►he death of D ue► _
can. Mr. Carole cried nut »Who is
there ;" no 'newer ; but more knocking.
The door opened at last.; in popped a
eons table,•elawyer and a sea►np in the
character of an ..fejitrod Husband. The
constable had a warrant, issued by 'due
proccce of law, for the arrest of Mr Car..
role, who was greatly frightened. - .Tnor
lawyer was' in attendance for the graft
cetion of his own eyes. There . - was
groat, deal of excitement for about tee
minutes. The idiusband" exhibited 'Minch
writh and a pistol; hut lie wae.diaarined.'
He cried out to Mary in look him in 'the
face. can't John," was her reply.
"Mary, look up to me, I" -of calm&
John!' --The
,cuaree. dialogue was eontin
tied; the merchant shivered and implored'
for tor:its—a settlement—something with. ,
in the reach of, dollars.
. ,
. ,
. .
This wan just who ...John" %enmesh-Bei
took some hard' sash, some , notes ; for
more; in.ell the sum of 85.000 war to he .
p'aiti him as a ransom against hie- nger,
Miryiall leafs, left the howl upon her:
..lionl.en.d's" arm. ' • ' ,
Jlt
is said that this is ease or-the
pnnel thieving kind, The 'armoury
swag• set adrift in Baltimore. and knowing .
somewliatof Mr. P. Carrole*whickic
a good fictitious name-..she demo : mined •
to entrap him. "'ohm" the,huohnntl, had
his eye upon the movement! of the • parr
all through and accomplished him mission
Perhaps it would be well tn. say that.
this "John" is a fell w _ who has figured ie
this linsiners. to sew extant. 'lie
nisi, been known as 6 .Prennott F. Harris "
,
as "Prot. Harris; nod:"Prof.. Prescnur
end he has been engaged in the Imainese
of ;ludo/ling to young people., for a dollar '
each, how they may gain oar&
affeciiann.. He has made 'quite a penny . .
in this any. _He is altogether good •
deal of. a. Of the lawyer nod
the con/tilde ,iihn figured in this case per
haL
--Mar , 141 r
P. Carrot.) was the,r victim, ton stone.
what ! Mr. Ham is on the, trick of *Prof.
Hirrist and it is quite likely ohm he will
prevent_ the payment of-the notes', kir the
balance of ilin i fire Owosso,i dollars exhir
ed from the unlortunate Baltimorean
Mn it ..Dennoe ATIC" FAA UDC.-- WO
have already mentioned the altipendmie
frauds perpetrated dy the Iltithatian early
in New York. it appears that the Demo.
crate there surpassed all others in the ce.
tent of such outrages upun Ilan clemitii.
franchise. The New Yank Tribune gives
the lullowing'staternent of lawn,
The lei, 4th and Gib weeds ol our eity
each return 'more votes for Bochneare
silone thau there,are legal voters in those
wards respectively, to say nothing of the
Fremont and Fitlmore , goose. 'rise, 1 4th
ward fluorite 'very nearly as. many 4itris.,
mom votes so there are legal voters 111. the
word, The yore returned from the. 17th •
ward is also impudently, infamous& trait
(ltslent. ' We do not pay hawSur tistivonst
coutald out eorre ispond with ..thosu actual
•
ly voted in; but .hat there Is trawl ansise
where is nisnifest. '!'here are mit. seven,
hundred Buchanan voters this day iu the.
lat ward,.ad Yet 1,463 votes for Ilescit
lanais are returned
,from that ward! What
to be saidtif inspectors of airctiott-,wh it,
having taken but four, hundred votes for
Assembly. find over six hundred sows .
the GsseinhlY box wisest they open it
,to
`canvass, and proceed, to destroy Iwo. hums
'tired' in such a manner that a raoslubstiv
who rimed Oily isoneSS votes had but 61 . -
teens returned tor him? lidw lung an
free institutions bear the strain ut such ail.
laiuies as these!
ARTIFICIAL ICR.-Mi:E. merriant,„ in
a letter from the "Banks of the Vayullais,"
Ohio. tloteq October 81, has furitialoul the
New. York Commercial Advertiser with'
the following de 'caption of 'a marbles
for productog intense cold
This afternOnn I have been engaged ki
examining a Machine made herd f..ir , prints !
cing intense cold by artificial means. The
machine, alter having worked tur,iii buoy.'
brOught down the mercury in the :titer-.
motueter mate fine u(lwesdy (due degrees . :
Wow zero, which was the lowest degree
marked on the seale, I out an apple, and.
placed it on the outiide of one of Omuta*.
a l pipes in which a current ill ether was;
made to piss through a vacuum, and in a:.'
few mninente it was frozen,, This:
chine has been two years in being hrought. ;
to its present state of grit forwardness--;
it is worked by Steam. It freezes
forming blocks of ire twelve inches by six
-:—.that being the size of the,metal cells .
which the refrigeratitin takes place. Each
cell is; separated limn the others by wid.; '.
way be e.llled a fl ue, A large numbe r
of l'hese cells are placed in what map.bo,
called a' square cistern, and of sufficient,
num:Perm produce a ion of ice at
ration. Clothing of persons coming.to.
quarantine in 'vessels can be frozen ~by,
this 'machine, and thus divested of .
.the
germs of pestilene. It can be made to
frost the entire inside of a ship in a Sew
hours, and thus purify its hold and Att.
other apartments, and it is capable of re.
diicing the temperature of .atime wkarn.
houses so low as to frie the goods attired
in the refrigerated apartments liom-everv;
thing that can eugender,the disease of
yellow lever. "
. LUXURIOUS listratosto Cans.--Ths
,Detroit Advertiser says the cars on the., •
Illinois Central Railroad, for comfort and ,
convenience, excel those of any mime rood' -
in 'the West. One of them contains six,
state rooms, each room hating two •
With cushioned bocks, long enough for „
person to lie upon, The backs of rho
seine are hung with hinges at the upper.
edge, so that they may be turned up it
pleatture, thus forming two single'beritti,
ope over the other, where persona 'may •
Bleep with ill the comfort imgistable.
one end of the car is a small wash-room,
with marble washthowls, looking•glitaisi r
etc. On dio opposite video( the ear front •
the atute•room ht . 's row of seats with‘re. i•
volving backs, similar to barber's bliairs..•
so, that the , arranged,„uectipaill tripy.,
straight in easy iiiiittid• rt
pleasure. TheiTilice flee cars haytt.paph
two or three limiter awe-rooms. ,
• Scene.
1 THR STAR AND
_BANNER.
GETTYSDINIC:
Friday Evening November 21.
liteliglouo Serried+ for the next
,Sabbath.
/itsbyterien C i hure/.--Services moraine
isnd evening, Rev. Mr. Van Wyko.
Christ Church, (Lutheran.)—Services in
the morning,. Dr. Sehoeffer. and evening, Dr.
"laugher,
Si. James' ChtiroA, , (Lntheran.)—Services
morning and evening, Rev. Mr. Hill.
Methodist Episcopal Clitirek—Serticos in
the morning, Rev. Mr. Anderson.
German Reformed Chureh.—Services morn.
leg'and evening, Rev. Mr. Zeigler.
lesociate Reformed' Ohnrch.—Serricos in
the afternoon nt 2i o'clock. Rev. Mr. Werner:
CalAdie Chureh.- 7 :Services morning, Rev.
Zr,Zrr De Necker.
' The Prayer-Meeting of tho Presbyterian,
429ormisn Reformed, and the two Lutheran
'churches is held every'.Wednesday evening;
Nethodiet. Thureday evening.
'AN, APPRENTICE
To learn the Peintin f Business, •will he la
ken at this Office. Industrious habits
and good moral character requisite. Nona
other need apply:
WOOD WANTED,
7/04Wolare In 'alit of IVOQD, and hope
that thoso of our patrons who intenato send um
Wood on account of subscription, will do so at
1186. Yesterday Was•csitserd 'as 'lltunksgiv-
Ing'dity by our citizens generally,. the stores
_
end places ofliuliness being closed. . Christ
Chstek as open for setvicits the morning,
the itev. Mr, 1111.1„delivering ale able s'arrnon,,
in- vitae: glen Christhsn' tharadter of
our govonmcnt. The aim 'of the speaker
seemed to be , to, combat: the position assumed
by Judge 'Dt.iteE t in bit Addreasto the' Liter
ory Societies of Pennsylvania
,College, a few
months age, in which•hili Honor maintained
rtlnt the evident , design'of the foundetsof our
ItepaloSt was to ."a: Slats without'
iteUgiow." Mr. Hill was listened to with
marked ettentios by a large audience, compo: 1
,sed of members of 'the several religious de•
nominations ottitatowit..
the Iraiance of the day was devoted to so
cial atousemewts, autt aeolstfd.le be generally
4njoyed by all '
sitainut one east' of impcwhance was tried
in Common Pleas this. soeek:' fiat of Jobs
Williams vs. Nancy ;Witham, Ned heirs of
'David I Vitherow, - ciceetuast;- - -heing to action
in ejectment to try the title to,the Farm , now
in possession of defendants in Ilantiltoi.ban
township. Plaintiff claimed a title by eon
..reyanoe, including IL deed executed by David
• Witherow sa far back as 1825. Defendants
•
' claimed title.hy adverse possession, extending
yearc Verdiettor Plaintiff. •
On Wednesday evening Court ndjourr.ed
over Thanhagiving day to this morning, to dis
,rase of some Quarter Sessions business.
SII ERIFF'S SA I, Thomn
:sold on tho I I th. inst., on the premises. s lot - of
_ground, with tare houses theruou, in Lust Ber •
lin, (property of Daniel Sphttglee,) for Val 00
—John Skidatote purehaser.
. .
Also an outlet., property of the same, for
$315 00—John hurley purdmoer.
Alm), on Saturday lust, property of Iftigh
Penwiddic, in thin placo, for sl,3so—Willitou
liValkor purchaser. '," .
(gar MessrslatrlXlllld Tomo:, the Contrite,
!tors for the construction of. the Gettysburg
hare, during the last two weeks..
!hens liirmyitig a (tannin(' lino from Union
throvh,Westininstkr, to Oiron's Mills,
:and hlre succeeded iu finding a good route.
ISXOI. M, SAMBON has presented the ‘'l`ll
- Miles . ' with a handsome silver Med
' iil,• 4 'to siorit by the best shot in the coin
piny."4, ilitaietbit..is a very benutind one,
linring'beetripsttimnp in BalOnore,with ap
imipriam tintless.' , •
I,ARGE TURNIP,--Dfr. DAxna.l3rtntran
'am seat to oaf office a mammoth Turnip,
suensuripg 80 , inches in eincein nce,
feze . It it;
.or pure Aniericaolreitti. ' ' '
Vir The llaaciunian :men iced boys had a
adentonstratian. oli Wanlnerdny night in honor
of the "glorious victory" achieved itythe recent
Presidential context. `BPing talkie curio u s to
learn what especial enceneagraent the Bache
veers mould Arm , . from theemarkuble facts
• .developeil,by tbayeturni pf tho electioo, 'we
repaired, to thefiontl. of The • "Glob; :Ilk," 'id
leer the speaking--Jesse Mew,mau, Moves
?ninon, and E. K . Busiblear,'Eatirc, offacin
,
ding. Tbe Oralspnaker introduced MR:melt nil
no "old ;litt;; Wade acid pro:Lai:mooed a brilliant ,
eulogy upon the
~.Mnatural,':political and pro
fessional character" of Mr. Btiebamm, whore
acts "would fill the greatest page reworded in ,
our l'residential Rafts." Jesse ,-having ten.
• eluded his intuitions •Seffort, was auweed4l by
Mr. IPCipan, who insisted that the election :',of
James Iluehenan had been 'scoured by the help
of the AhnigistY. Possibly. providence does
ocasiowilly int 'trip ateke,t at lag's pia.
.es to "scourge the.' nation'," and upon. no oth
pr assumption can we account for the iuncess
of the corripi ' 'that make up the
present Locothen roalty., twit that.
tne Buchvieent arit Oodbt icheltie, - pcoiile t
.auggest othat, they tri to obey HIS lawaYand at
the next celebration in honor 40 - J6ait dealings
with then, they should'ilrink letis'WhiskeY,' be
less riotous; and shoek 'Citizens With less
horrid profanity than tile! did on e l lVedtnioXday
night. ,
But the' s eniin'SeniCe orgratification , Mr.
M'Clean founa in the fact that "the Democra
cy had carried Adanntodunty."'' Atithe roNalc
,er has 'toyer been et/spewed of selfishness, it
:is uo more thtin simpleitutrice to htm to Bug
goat that the gritifieation'thi t evinced was not
superinduced by any sordid regard for the
."loaves and fishes,' bet hfilte conviction that
now we are likely to have the Comity offices
filled by hottest 'nook, rind thit hereafter4u Ale°
will be dispensed' by impartial Judgee.
Our neinit4ake' followed in what ive presume
•, „
was' regarded as the' speech of the occasiou--,
Jesse's always excepted: With Mr. 21.'Clean,,
Zh e speaker insisted that the Democrav were
'indebted to Providence for tho "glorious victo
ry" they bud achieved. .tit all
_events, it is
very elearthat tiny arc not indebted to the
natfor vote for that result, as that is heavily
against nuehanan and bitt party. The speak.
er counselled tn odoagion (!) and forbearance
en tho part of his pattiesl friends, inveighing
warmly against the asperities of partisan con
troversy, and isiddidg up with , a practical ap
'plication of his judicious coun sels, by a whole
sale denunciation of the suppottera of bol.
Fremont as a party without principle—fana•
!Eel, 'Repagiciiiis;
411 the speakers agreed that the Union was
now eafo l—so that we shall probably licat no
more of that nonsense until the next Presi
dential election. Our body politic, some how
or other, becomes periodically diseased, repai
ring a doso of Union-saving quackery about
every four years. It in a little remarkable,
however, that the doclOrs uniformly pronounce
the patient out of danger as soon as the of cc
tion has passed by.
At the close of the speech-making, a dis
play of fire-works took place in front of the
Lourt-house, after which the sober part of the
audience dispersed. At a rer► late hour the
drunken ones went to bed, and the town be
came quiet.
THE MORMONS FOR BUCHANAN.
re Ma Zane-Day Sent..
The Elders and Euler, of the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter• Day Saints to as Saints
in the linited States of America:
POE,' 13RETHRENi FAITHFUL; . - FOLLOW-
RllB Or 711 E. LORD'AND, .RECIPHINTS 01
,His GRACE—We call Upon you to .siand
firm to . the prlnciplei of religion in the
coming dottiest for President of the court• '
try. , Our duty is plain. There are. two
principle parties in the :country—ono isl
focus, and the other against us. "
The Democratic Conventituf in eincin
nati, which nominated James Buchanan.
for President, passed; the followikg resolu
tion , '
"Resolved, That Congress has no row.
. ,
er.under the Constitution tit interfere with
or conirol the domestic iustitUtiorts or n the
several States,,and 'that' all atiok S taiev are
the sole and proinirjudgel - of " everything
appertaining to their own ellitirs nut pro
hibited by the Constitution."
rit ill principle of the Pemooratia . pir•
ty. Which they have extended to Territor•
les as well all State". and the thiptrine. of
squatter giiVereigniy:aiiplies . in us in, Des=
aril as well as to the settlers - in kaftans
end Nebraska.
The Democratic - part.) , ,is the !Inurement
in - God's hand, by which is to tie elected
• our recingnilion as a sovereign State,
with the domestic institutions of Slavery
and Polygamy, as established by the pat.
riarchs.and prophets of old, under- divine
ainhority, and renewed to the saints of
latter days, through God's' chosen-• rulers
acid prophets. • • •
lo the Republican Convention - assembled
at Philadelphia, whim. nominated John Cl.
,Freutunt for President, fl was • •
Resolved, Thai the Constitution con.
(era upon Congress sovereign power over
the Territories of the United Slates for
their Government, and that in the exercise ;
of that - power it to both the right and the
imperative duty of Congress to prohibit
fiat the Territories those twin tirlide of bar
barism. po lygatny and slavery.
This is a blim niched direciFy at our
rights as ritizeus of one of these Territor
ies, at our sacred institutions and our holy
- •
Saints of the latter slays, vi whom Grid
reve3l, his will through hitehosen proph
ets, stand steadfast, in your hitt); for the
time is at hand whinh was foretold by the
prophet of old, and recorded in the ancient
seruitiireet : "And in that day shall seven
women lay hold of one man, and they
Will say. ICI us eel 01 oor own bread and
wear our own .apparel ;. only let us be
called by thy naniu lo,take away our re•
fironeli."
Givets by order of the Pre. 'dent am
Rulers, at Great Salt Loike, on. the four
ieunth tiny of A uguilt, 1856
A FREE SOILSTE, A T UM.—The nor
thern tier of counties in Pennsylvania al
ga7o majorities for the Union tielcot- Erie
gi7es 2572. iVarren, 850, Allieau 293 Ti
nge 3152, Bradford 4665, Susquehanna
1323, Wayne 89, and Potter 601. Bore
is au aggrirgate of 13,535 majority against
Buobananin this rengo of counties: Tak
iog in Crawford county, which really toren
ed part , ol what was formerly the Connec
ticut 'Reverse, the aggregate would be
15,508. The gouthoru tier of counties, iu
Now York State, go for Fremont in the
same at) lo as our northern tier, inciuding
a majority for every county (tom the
Cattakills to Loh Erie.
r. A Sricv larran.—One of the *harp-
Feet political letteie of the campaign is the
,10110 wing. Mr. Vallandighatu threatens
to commit Mr. Campbell's election :
Hattzt.vori; Ohio, Oct. 31, 17118
received pier Orillen commun..
iouchiug . that "Hner business"'
Anne time tiller it appeared in the 'tiuze
papers." •
No official information of my election
to a seat' in tile , k:ung ream tit
the United Slates hae yet been furnished,
ainryou will pardon me; hit .suggesting
that perlispi yoUr deep anxiety on this
aubjeotAue occasioned premature netinti.•
lit Dectlmbei next I shall probably re.
ceive, under the "broad seal" of the State
of Dhio. a certificate that the hen& of re.
preset ling the Third District in tlt6 next,
.Co has been conferred on me by the'
pe In that.event, pleinseobsurve that
ye the immiptin intone Of the present
con ned adininietration are nut only in.
cited but dared to contest my right to the
seat. Should you or they attempt to car-,
1.3 out your vaunted designs. I protniae
'the • ' , country a record of
_ona °film most
corrupt and diegracelui outrages„thtit,have
ever ,been perpetrated Upon :Ito American
ballot-box. -D. CAMPBELL.
„ v01..0. Vallaudightim. •• ' ' ,
IMPORTANT 1 0 40),I.ENGLAND,—.1..t is amt.
'oil in the l'itiladelphia .anwricalt that psi.-
imto letters, received in that city from the
Bon. G. M. Dallas, United States Miniswir
at he Court of St. James, by hie contiden.
tint friends, .convoy, tho important iutelli
game that lie has succeeded in negotiating
a treaty' between . the United States and
England, which covers and settles all the
peinn3 in dispute between the two countries.
It has been the earnest desire of President
Pierce and Soorstarylilarey to accomplish
this difficult task before retiring 'from/of.,
lice, so that all possible troubles might he
smoothed away for the incoming Adminis
tration. The, instructions, given to Mr.
Dallas, when he entered upon his mission,
have been zealously acted up to by him,
and the result has Won most happy, as
above 'noted.
A stinntre &tor IN ILLINOIS..;-ROCk
laud, 111., Nov. 11.—John G. Taylor, sher
iff. of :Winnebago county, in endeavoring to
arrest Alfred Countryman, charged with
stealing, this morning, was shot dead by
the prisoner. The murderer fled to the
woods. A large n A nniber of citizens pur
sued and captured him, and lodged him in .
Grcatexeitemont existed , and a strong
.
diSposition• manifested' , to lynch, but
penally oyoreotue;
• f.. 5.7 •
PENNSYLVANIA—OFFICIAL.
Straight Total Dem.
Fretn't Fine() Fillee Opp. Buck.
Adams 1120 1225 24 2369 2637
Allegheny 13671 592 896 16159 9062
Armstrong 2963 . 113 75 3161 2680
Beaver 2658 103 133 2894 1905
Bedford 300 1784 152 2242 2458
Writs 1031 3282 804 4623 11272
Blair 445 1753 697 2895' 2069
Bradford 6938 30. 71 7039 2:114
Bucks 4682 419 314 6417 6517
Butler 3401 ,14 67 3482 2648
Cambria 804 861 107 1772 2987
Carbon 692 309 150 1157 1866
Centro 390 1400 552 2342 2835
Chester 5308 620 828 0756 t 333
Clarion 788 944 6 1738 2760
Clearfield " 756 650 93 1399 1978
Clinton 613 648 34 1300 1485
Columbia 1239 214, 6 1468 2689
Crawford 6360 4 41. 5405 3191
Cumberland 1472 1565 14 3051 3427
Dauphin, 1616 2332 107 4054 3094
Dolawaro 1590 219 791 2600 2003
Elk 275 45 7 ,327 575
Frio 6150 37 . 252 5445 2584
Fayette 2089 1128 , '46 3263 3554
Franklin 2446 1217. 16 3679 3469
Fulton 142 ' ' '66l L. 70$ 970
Greene, 1321 272 14 1607 . 2747
Millington 926 908 727 2571 2161
Indiana 3612 '1321 32. 3876 1762
Jefferson 1063 ~ 583 32 1678 1463
Juniata4Bo . 091 , 160, .1227 1305
,
Ltincaster 6608 3615, .977 11240, 8731
Lawrimuo 3065. 11 86 3161 1220
Lebanon 2414 396 41. 2851 2511
Lehigh
.3237 91 31 3359 4426
Luzern° 4850 305 563 5714 ', 11701
Lyeuming .934 • 1760 70 2704 3324
Arlican 812 7 40 869 526
Mercer 2686 16 103 3804 2690
Mifflin 216 989 '6l 1266 1491
Maine - '560 67 12 . 620 2215
biontgomery2B4s - 492 1773 5110 :7134'
Montour 606 la 11 815 'nil
North'inpl. 1168 644 1184 3000 5.60
NorthuMb. 606' '1096 244 1906 :1059
Perry 621 750 - - 637 - 1928 . 2135
I'hiluderit' 7.892 12218 11866 31976 38222
Pike 270 10 • 5 2335 862
Potter ' 1264 4 2 1270 667
behnylkill 2188 , 2315' 367 4870 7035
Somerset 1458 1404 1 .2803 1763
Snyder 443 1015' 49 567, 1265
Sullivan poo 43 6 :357 5:18
Susqueban. 3861' .• 8 48 3912 2548
Tioga v 4541 7. 20 4568 1386
UI/1011 1420 171 ' 15 1615 1092
Venango 2041 55 7 2113 2157
Warren 2091 2 47 2140 1121
Washington 4237 137 128 • 4602 4288 .
Wayne 2172 76 37 2285 2259
Westmored 4091' 233 66 43n0 "5172
Wyoming 1138 17 67 1212 1171
Turk 611 3300 1001 4812 .6876
Total 147280 1562 , 11 i 2632622980:10154.
Total voto east in the State, 46021,05
Total vote for Boatmen, 230154
u n i on v ote j -Preinuut, 147286
t Fillmoro, 30248 . 1 203534
Buchanan over Union,
Straight Fillmore vote,
Straight. Fremont vote,
Vold'Mi. Gerrit,. Smith,
Buchanan's mnjarity over ail.
MI the stiltiglt Fremont votes are not inclu
ded, there having been 101 In one ward in
Philadelphin, which were not returned to the
Prothonotary's office, nor sent to llarrisbnrg:
The vote for fierritSmith hat( not been Muhl;
ed in HI, and is'not included in the above:
If these had been, Bueborin'n majority would
have been overcome. .
Fremont's vote on the union electoral ticket
is 147,286—Pil!morel:item! vote on "straight"
and"union" tiokets was 82,574.
There are some strange results in some onto.
'ties which are hard to account for. For in.
static° : in
,behation county the vote for Irwin
and Ethittirds fs 3,119 ; for the other Union
°Meters: 2 - ,901. "Muekalcw, McCandless and
Nebinger have 2,511 ; other Buchanan
2,4!1. in [mow counties the united' vote
FreMerit and Fillmore differs from the vote
or. Irwin.. lu Wayne county, the vote lim
13 uelcalew is 2,259, and the rest of the .Buchan•
an electors have but 1,780 ; • and the united
vote of Frefitont and Fillmore is 2248. while
Irvin and the other Union electors have only
2,047 votes. •
HORRIRLE DEAT4l.—Andrew Dewitt, of
141arbletown, Ulmer enmity. N. Y.. cams
to hi death on Sunday , night under die
most_ appalling circumstances. He, had
been drinking during the day quite freely,
and was at Wood's. near Sides, Ridge, in
the evening. While sitting in . the bar
mom he became stupid and fell to the
floor. He was taken up, carried out.
placed in a
. blacksmith's shop, and left
.
there.- About 'two hours .after smile per
sons went iimilhe shop, when fhey found
him dead, and pert of his facie wen off by
a dog. • •
SINOPLAR Fitizairiv.—Among the pZa
seligt.rs of the c§te.orner 10
LyGnitaise. W 3
Mr. Albert Sumner, brother of the Mess•
achuseits Settau,r, 'who. has resided for
some years et .Newport, 11. t. He is a
gentlemen 'oh wealth and standing, and
pariakes of the tastes and accomplish
'menu; of. hie kindred. It i. , a singular
and mei:u:linty criineidence that .mmther
~brother, of Mr..,Sprniter, Horace, d , young
man of great Foulke. lust his life by
drowning.at the Wicrk of the ship Eliza
beth, oh•Firt , Island; in 1850, ont which
°emotion Margret Fuller 04oli, her' hus
band and child. also perished:
'FIRES ON THE I'RAIIIIEI3—TIIILEE-Ree.
SONS BURNED —We have iutelhgeneu of
very destructive fires on the prairies in
many places io Central Illinois. In Chris
tian county, On the sth, it is stated that a
family of movers from Indiana, consiating
of three men and one woman, while 'cross
iug.the prairie from Buokhart Grove to
iklowequa, were Overtafien by pne of these
fires", and so badly burned that three have
since died. and the fourth is' not expected
to live. The wagon and all their clothing,
&e„ were entirely consumed. It is sup
pose that the men
,wcre drunk ; and that,
the woman was unable to save herself.—
Dixon (l 11. ). Telegraph, Nov.• 1.
• Swlrr • Hatatuunos.—When they do
nab a !scoundrel uh England whose crime
can be legally - punished they make short
. - work of bun. About • the same tiine that
Huntington, the great forger, was arrested
here, a Man named Robson, had de
frauded the Crystal Palaeu 'at' Elnyden;
ham of 1.10,000 was arrested' in England.
The City of 'Washington brings the:intel
ligence that Robson Lao been indicted,
tried, found 'guilty and settienced to 20,
years' imprisonment. Huntington; on the
contrary. has not yet been indicted.—N.
Y. Times.' • • •
SOLD LIED.•NIGOTH.9.—MiIiti. .IkleDulfie
of. South Carolina, John Van Buren'
bride elect, has sold her nigger& at du lea
lege price of $7OO, preparing liersclf for
companionship w ith a Buchanan TreiSeil
er I She aced not Lave done that, for
John it so debauched iu politieel and mot..
al •sentiwent, that, despit9, his oid-tirue
horror of slavery, we believe he would jurt
as soon raise niggers for the market us pigs,
and doubtless, iu view of the trade he
might drive in this line, wo question if he
does not feel that the lady has compromised
hie expectant fortune by disposing of her
I,hteuau et9ok ao low an average:
. .
The aroatest Wonder of the Age' TEACHER th'ARITER.
No Pay if Dr. Tobias' celebrated Venetian I .•
TIRE School Directors of Fixations Tenn
i, .
e sh s ipdesire to employ a Teacher For one
Sandy Hook, Nov. 13.—The Cmvani Liniment does not care Cholera, Dysentery,
mail steamer Europa. from Liverpool on Croup, Cholic, Coughs, Dyspepsia. Vomiting. I
the let instant, brings three days later 3fumps, Toothache, Headache, Chapped hands, i ot th . eb wie °fee° tne!nsh , P, durmgth, wln - ,
Cold Feet, Mosquito Bites, Insect Stings, l ' e !, • .. 5 ,, male teacher will be preferred. Art-
European dates.
L i,_
, Chronic itenniatism Swellings, Old Sores , Cuts . iP fiestum meet be ands immediately. A-•
There had been no news from Sirtin.;., , eta compensation
d ' ~ e Ae.t.„,„„ t h e l will be allowed. Apply to'
The Neapolitan question remains phi- L t i a n r t e b s ; I l tr a uil ' e ' e " Pain- -` ----- '''' !either of the undersigned.
• • , ck a nd Chest. xo nuenco, Tar IT. , .
eisely where it did, the only additicmal in. Or. JOHN M'CLEARY,,
r. Tobias has wnrranted his Liniment for
cident being that the Government nt Nap. eight years without ever having a demand for WM. RILEY.
les had addressed a circular, moderate in !the return of the money—all that is asked is to
according
its tone, to its diplomatic agents, and that use it to the directions. ,No one mill
the King had sent Mona. d'Agioot ; 3 tree be- without it after once using it. If you
Frenchman in his confidence) to la i d, 0 , do not find it better than any thing you bare
a secret mission, , ever tried before. yet year money returned !
,
I na..Thousrunis of certificates have been re-
A t ikespateli states that to the French re- coi , ed speaking of its s-irtues Net.,..,„dey„-t
quest, to evacuate the Danubian Principal. i s the practice to fill the papers w i t h 03 ,65_
iiiee, IlutAtistrians had returned a flat re- cane from unknown persons, or given by
finial. This gives the matter of the Prin- those who have never used the medicine—now
nipelities a prominence over all other Dr. Tobias offers to pay 1000 dollars to any
topics. ' one who will prove that he ever published a
faire certificate during the time he has had
7.
his medicine before the public.
li
I ' e ll on the Agent and get a pamphlet eon
,' Ming genuine certificates.
.'..ti persons ens-ions of the large sale of the
Vei vtiati Liniment luivo stated it .is injurious
Ito t ike it internally, Dr. Tobias has taken the
following °Avis :
1 Samuel I. Tobia.s. oldie eitr ofNew York,
• dim is of which it is coinpounded are perfect
jhe,iii,eigatluontll.-:sawhi4iirairtelie depose leii n.„ tl t i l a I
tat
hat
the ipon i id a
i i i n gre.,
ly harmless to take internally. even in double
the ommtity named in the directions, accom
paining each Soule. .
New York, January 9th, 1856. • •
Sworn this day !Jethro me,
FERNANDO WOOD,' Mayor,
Price 25 andfie sense ; sold by the Druggist .
and Patent Medicine Dealers throughout the
Unit, d States.
ae...Alm) for sale, Dr. Tobias* Horse Lini.
ment. in pint boules, at 60 wide, warranted
-., ,
stperior to any other. -
~ , ,
Dr. Tobias'. Otrirm; 3G Courtlaini st r e et, N.
l'irk.
M...A150, bv A. D, BUEHLER, Gettysburg
all H. S. 31iller..F.ast Berlin. ' -
Sept. 19, 1836.—m
The French Government journals
pert detiratrly and explicitls. .that I
Porte ha. demanded, in dee form, that I
Austrian,' alien 'evacuate the Prioripalie .
, and the Britiah the, Black Sea. hut II
they. by a refire! and :tatiraal 1111 l !emu
ing, refuse to leave. The English jou I
dle, under the immediate inatdrati•ra
the Govertimen:, deny this, and wide
on the contrary: that no suet' detente) a
been made by the Porte.
~ .„ . ...,,rag ,
The papers! generatiy u In rta •
Fraitee sail Germany. almik in unditen •
rd tering of the completion. or the pre'l , -
reds.towartla roinirletion. of alliances IN.
twee', England aril Audit-la, and F7raiii
and' ffitiotht. • • • .' . ..
4
L. , )10W stilted that Moulin. as a co -,
prOthide; line prouii.iral to refer the qii, •
thine of the 'file of 'Serpent, mid lictlgr -
t
to•Conatniiiiiopla. fur settlement. -
.I ' .
.... . , .
•Ntiirieriiiii'aireate 'of disenotented wtrk
m6i entitititie to feb made at lidria. I
'rile tradition of the flank of France, la
bailor, .
News from Bombay of Ortnher 311 air/
thatthe o expedition agaiii4 .Persia Ifni , '
iti ttreperstion,lutliail not mailed. inini
datums and the cholera had ravaged P4l
p o andl..-: I
oh Stirade. . . - -' .• !,
....
Th. impnrimn t'egarcla fie
npre.rls of relaiiona .beiweirn
Prance and England - Public rumor 1r
longer heehaw* to. any that au .Auglo-Aos-
Irinn Manure' iasioiceoarirr to rounteract
the thrpatemol snllinme'httwenr 11112411i1'
Offpiah isiformnion helot
kept carefully Irvm lho n't+ have
. 1 10 iiiegii.rpr knowing hOw far there' new
alliaoco. !mall pingo aged. SuOr ;i1
are - Oiven OH die au hjeet roma 'von the
Paris correspondents oldie !elution jutiii-
.Potrrict AND Flriarrer..—A leiter from
Philadelphia. pohln.fied in 'die Now - Yqk
2•liimpe, un TaraOy, contains the f I.
18--'211609
.
"A 'gond thing is current abou , t . Sandlr
.
ir
son, the Chaman el the Fill ~,,, re.7E4e
utive Comminee-- a chap who bus b n
seek ingli4miviLlik tt any-cheap D'olge t
y.l
wherever en Opening filtered. ')'here a I
filthy little - six by-ni n e sheet Ise're coded
../ he gailiiAelpa..os '4114 ibly edited (Ord!
save fist!) by one I?latligari, fa- . parr t.
whose virtue beempe reproached -sirloin\ A
mem fier . ef our opoght. 'vidigliteueil, limo
;est. and pure minded l.e islatefe. This
./Vents waro ‘ bought years past by the dies.
mous Sanderson'. bet •. li
it appears e' de
signed eViel , !itiefilineitt . or two' pericafient.
reneoniug probably .11k0 A :phildsoplier,i
1 that us ti was .oworill nothing to noducla,"• ol - - - -
li pa •mg fn o - 7 -- -- - -T. -7.=• - 7 .-o ....,..._____
I erg'' ' . ra g ''''' w i'' Y r ? ' 1(1 " ' HANOVERliAllilliir
Will not :fail to admire the own! force O- r - :). • ••-• '- . -
this legion! deduction'. Well .Paitiimik I
1 , shier. g . et , sojo . iolg , tn . ent at law, with i 4t : 1 1 0 1 :70: 11 : 1 'L
exprietailon. however, of getting-,.the rat' 'WHEAT, j) bushel, • . -133t0 l 45
in -
,HmAW:doueiKlC,N;coy. 19, 1 1 8 6 50 2 . 5
pm:kettle me jungement an d kept li nt 4). . k . r5. ,
..
._ • 11.
till denteStlay,. if th ou , 8„ he vita; 1 , 11 . 1, , ' . . , o
6 7 : 1
. cfnotwil... flearing.hhinn recent days, tlt 11UCE %MEAT, perbnshel • ;- : AO
*Jonderstlieh financial condition was ten Pt EI'ATOKS I , per bushel -, -40
.. -
- velously improving. mot withstanding tut ;T I 310TIIY,SliED, ' • , ••••3" , 00,
eraser 'movement in' France; 'lnc kept a (3,4l Viilt-SEED, '• • - I • ' g';
bright lookout, and. one moreiug it eame t i n ,*" . ,‘„ -X , -5 ,., -I; , E- ‘ 1 ,1" „,". - - - ' Til
q
to pars.oj est hoffore the election, that the •?•'" - ' l ' ' '''''' --.- ART ' '
aforesant Sanders:in deposited SI.OOC in
bank, where it 'hail lAA lain Many hours
.before Master Stieriffetalked in, with an
attachment itt form ciavering his deposit
and a Pre viens . lenience. Meg almost
enough to quite eitifiguish ston's claim
l c
Just imagine duo' patriotic, indignation
about 7'he News naive when, that latest'
intelligence gut to the sanction \ - And th e
worst .of the pramient • joke Was th a t i t j
was too late to ItlAk e reclonationiupon the I
Utilirsaving allies." '..
o
A cruel joke was played 4 i m a
datryillrill down east, recently. Sick triad
wags called him at Midnight, in the l ,mitlet
du thunder slimier, to go to the tissue
I of his most valuable caw
,which w c h i >.
king. He - rushed to the cow yard: anti
inl e
crown:de quetlY chewing • her ettol;—,4l t
ft
mango! wurtzel beet in the nose of his
1 P um p' . '.•
IfeAnscons.-.—llendaches, no matter f
what cause, have an unfailing remedy in Ciie. :.
rate(' Sitpur Coaled reyelable Purgative Pill
' The most obstinate nervous headache; or heti
1 ache arising from foulness of the stornach,yiehl,.
;to their operations in a few hours, end personal
'who use them 113 it general opening medicine
land purifier of the blood will never be troubled
with . the headache tit all. The proprietor gives
Ibis warrant of tlois, and will return the tummy,
paid for thena if they do nut come up to his
recommendations. Nearly every regular ploy :
aicise in 'New York recommends thenifor head.
l
1 aches to the exclusion" of 'al: other remedies,
and upwards of thirty of them have given the 1
'proprietor certificates to this effect. Clicken-,
euer's Sugar Vetoed „Vegetable -Pills produee
neither grope br nausea; and being coated
with sugar' are i ns easily' swalloned. as bite of • 11 ,. ,
candy, which goVes them an obvious advantage a wes ,.
... ,
over all other medicine. Persons 'subject to 'coffee, Rio . ; •
headaches should ',never lie without. a box of ..., a .„ e. jaa:..
I
them, for thus ruined they will have but link
to fear from its attacks. •
- These Pills may be had in every chi, tcwn.
and villige in the United States: '•' - '
IlirOity,readera are well aware that we
have never advertitied patent medicines—but
,we now publish an,
we
of,Ayers
'Pills, not berause we are paid fur it alone, bet
because loneStly believe that 1)r. Ayer is
one orate beet Physicians and Chemists ti
the age, and because we know from. expen-
once that hie Cherry Pectoral is the best medi
cine for a Cough that Wes ever invented. We
havelmen eured.by it of &severe Bronchitis,
and have given it to our family with unfailing
success for Colds, Coughs, Whooping Cough,
Crotp,,Are, Our neighbors who have tried the
Pills represent them as an extraordinary good
medicine.—Denweret, .Me Arthur, Vinion Co y
Ohio. ' '
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE, Warranted
Ito dye brown or black, to as to defy detection,
witliont the least injury to hair or akin. It is
the admiration of the critical, the envy of imi
truant—never fades, It is the perfection WIWI
art, as it is the . arir , inal. Made and Fold, or
applied, at the WtiTactory 233 Broadway,
Now York. A steel plate htbel with. Ww.
parclllal.oa is on eac h hpx,of genuine', all °167
era are counterfeit,
Roy. 21, 1856.—m
PROM EUliorr..
1 miursmostE accautik.-r.
Sare' ally to. inert fd to . Priclay, Nov. 13, 1856.]
ur, Howara Street. . $6.62 ® 6.73
v v e n Fl 3 7 en ar i 3.00 (x:5.00
,35:7:
heat white - • 1.50 ®, 1.60
rn, whitu . 56 (41 62
I :ft
r
rn, yellow . 60 4. , ' 02
4ye, Pennsylvania • 75 (0 60
:its, l'ennsylvania • • 35 ig t "43
lover Seed 6.00'(0 7.25,.
' imothy "Seed-. 3.37*(51 3.50
lay Timothy - ' 15.00 (020.00
',l ,ps 7(0 14
1.75 (a) 1.00 '? lt t en a n, - S l ft . ( 3 , j u e lder r s 7.1(0 if
i 11" on, Sides-. - . - 8i(0 • 9.
`Boon, Hami . .101 ,(0 -12
s'ol, Mess lB.OO (d 20.00
'Port Pried& 15.00 gomo'
1 BeeiMens 15.00 ' a 16.00
I,3 nlin barrels l3 a 14
1 Lard 20 keg. . 131 a .. ]4
I Wool,7nwaslied 23 a , 25.
Wool, dashed - - • . ' ' 32 •: a 35'
Woo!, tiled -.- •.28-a 7 32
Wool, Rem, common 29 a 32
Wool, Ffee, fi ne • 40 a .45
Wool, Chico Merino ' 40 a 45
Idutter, Wet na, in kegs 14 a 23
Ilutter, 114 16 a • ltt
Cheese.-- 10 a -10 i
Unfree, . 101 a 14
Coffee, I.t a /5
On the 23d °October, Ilarrisburg. by
the Rer. C. A. lay, Rey. J. A. KUNKLE.
MAN, of Sehelle u r g , Bedford county,
and Miss MARY
.1„. RBA, of Perry county,
Pa.
On tlie 11th inst. by the 11ev. Jaooh Zieg
ler, Mri 311ClIAK. TROSTL,E and Miss
RUFINTA sCWAITZ, both of Alountjoy
towashif.
On thl3th inst., 133 the same, Mr. ENOCH'
D. WOL , and Miss M. HOUCK,
both of rmany township.
On thalitme day, by the same. Mr. WIL. - H.
SENTZ, If Motnajoy townshi s p, and .Miss
MATILDA C. BOLLINGER, of. Cumber .
land towns p.
On the I h, inst-, hr the Rev. J. Martin,
Mr. ADAM EALS, of Butler township, and.
HARR 'T BOWERS, of Tyrone town
ship.
"On the 134 inst.., by thr Rev. D. P. Rawls
miller, Mr. CAIRGE COFFMAN and MiSs
LYDIA AN! . IiARNEIi b ot h of ma w ,
4eonnly:
OrM
sale at this
Plies neglected often prnve fatal; leads to
eiustnaption ; anoint the pstrtS three times a
shy with I 'PALEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR:
){secretion (Urns in the rectum then insert the
"s'ile Seri, gc" finest with Extractor, and grad
{ Hilly di:sass-1;e it us the sYringe is withdrawn.
lAllover fails to cure eases of nay nge or rime
lame, nor to give entire case instantly to all,
nsplently caring by onc applicntion'.
,l'iles are known by the bent, itching, and
pin of the anus. Bleeding piles 'are caused ;
sesetimes, by the falling of the whole bonds,
, niieh then press the intestinal (Anal light a
I Oust the back bones and keeps the blood.'
tom returning np the vessels, similar to the
shod Irving kept at the top of your finger when
;string ix tied light uround it ; such is fre
Linwood for scrofulous humors mod ulcers
oform therein i then procure a perfect adorn.
~ ,
Aso support:r, and wear . 11 compreszs to the ree
tim, and
Iso nslAt well over the loins anti nbdouten
or some time. and the natural belts that su
sort the bowels will be contracted and matte
afong. and your lit, will he mired. If proper
-v applied, every case will be cured. It never
fails. .„
W. Jenkins, Esq., of Columbus, Ohio, Sec
retary the Ohio Isuratice Compont. vrho
was taken to New York in extreme Ability,
with piles, to, have an operation by the cele
brated Dr. Alma, as the only chance to savelds
Jiro, accidentally 'leant of the Pain Extractor,.
states, "For years, his ditienne defied -medical.
skill, and grew worse until life &tonne intoler
able lie was speedily cured by Dalley's Pain,
Extractor."
N Pain Extractor is goal:hie, unless the
am: fl Upon it a. Steel Plate Engraved Label
rill' the ai.-4naturea of C. V. CLK:IiENEIt &
lb:, proprietor:, aid HENRY I)ALLEY,
launfecturer. l'riee 25 cents; per box.
tt ill Goleta should be solclremed
llinekener & Co., 81 Barclay street., New York
nug29lOt
weium DIARKET.
renc, Tuesday. N0v.15, 185 n.
fntm wagous, $6.25
re bushel, / 33 to / 4,5
;YE, '. .
.43
:Olt N, " - 52
PAI'S. • lc. 35
115.10111 T-SEED, P bashel, 3.00
ILOVEIL-SEED, " 6 '25
U.A.X-SKED,. • ". 1 73
11. 4 csrEn OF PARIS, Pion. 6 76
Aiii,Eßl ED.
of all kiphr, for
Nov. 21, 1886.-3 t
On Friday the sth of heronLer next, at 10
clock A. .31,onthe premiere, ,
Tundersig Jed, Executors of the Estate
1 of ISAAC PAXTON, deceased, late of
klountjoy township, Adams county, Pa., will
I expose to Public Sale the Real Estate of said
deceased, conceiving. 173 ACRES, more or
less. situate in 3lpuntjoy township, adjoining
1 lands John Horner, Francis Allison, John
Eckenrode. seal others. The Impmvements
consist of a large two dory
• Brick HOUSE, well finished,
LL i i i ". with Back Building attached, a
• ... gnood hank Barn, drain Shed,
11 'Wagon Shed. Corn Cribs, Stone Spring House,
with a never•failing. Spring of water, conven
ient to the dwelling ; also an orchard of choice
Fruit. Them is a full proportion of first-rate
31eadow and excellent Timber. The farm is
of the bestqua its of red land. Andean be made I
one no he "oust productive in the county. At- 1
tendauce will be given and the terms made
known on the day of sale by
lIENEY DENSER,
HENRY CLLITZ,
Exec-Wort.
Islar.l4, IQA4L—ta t, •
VALUABLE FABNI AT
PRIVATE SALE.
TIRE Indef.:signed offers at Prirato Sale the
raluable Fans wn which he re.siste4; situa
te in Butler 'township, Adams counts., adjoin
ing Bender's Church, Farm of Jacob Matte,
and others, containing'
more or less. The imprurements are a two
story Lug and Weather.boanleil
110 USE, with Stone Rack-building, ia .
a hank Barn, Smoke House.. Corn roe
Crib and other outbuildings. There 31
is a well of nerer-lailing water convenient to the
house. There is a large and excellent Orchard
on the prenti.ws. A stream of water ruins
through the farm. The land is in a good state
of eultiratioh. ' . • - •
Persons wishing to siow the property aril
Please tall upon the subscriber.
- -
Oct. 24, . 785G.--3t
A GOOD PROPERTY AT
PRIVATE SALE.
THE subscriber offers at l'rirata Sale, the
Propartc on which he resides, situate in
Butler township, adjoining lands of Isaac
Hrers and Martin Thomas, and containing
THREE ACRES', more or less. The im
provements are a new two story,
rough-cast, Dwelling house, with ;: t 1444
a good bnek-building, Stable,
.."; t ru
Blacksmith Shop, Dry House, "-
&c. It is a first-rate stand for Blacloonithing.
There is o variety of first-rate fruit trees on
the premises. The subscriber intends to go
to farming. hence Isis desire to sell. If not t
sold the property. will be rested from the first
of April next.
tie - The property rill be sold CHEAP
For terms apply to sulraeril:er
JESSE X.AYBAUGII.
Oct. 31, 1556.-31
ETTERS Testamentary on the Estate of
lA. ISAAC PAXTON, deceased, late of
Monntjoy township, Adam" county. Peinr.,
hieing been granted to the subscribers, they
hereby give notice teall persons indebted to'
said Estate to call and settle the same; and
that, having claims are requested to present
them properly nuthenticated for settlement.
HENRY BENNER, -1 F
HENRY CLUTZ, j_ " 2.
[i7 The first named Executor resides in•
1111 l tjoy township—the last named io Cum
berland township.
• Nor. 14, 1856.-41
Railroad Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stoehbold•
ers of the Gettysburg Railroad Co' atmany,
that, bye resolution of the Board of Directors,
the fourth installment will lie required to be
paid on their stnek - subscription, on or before
Me 12Th day of Noreneber neat
I/A VI D WILLS, Serreta
Gettysburg, Oct. 24, 1856. 17
WALNI'ED,
I z /zee% u (Inn LBS. of PORK,. in fkccrnber
51111-n., next, for which CASII will he
paid. Farmers who hare the article for sale,
will do well by calling and malting curve
ments with the subscriber. at his Flour, Bacon
and Grocery Store. in West Middle-etreet, Get
tysburg.. GEO. LITTLE.
/Nor. 3, 1858, it
LA T MOTICE.
TE NOtes and Book Accounts of ABRAM'
A ARNOLD, base been plaoed iu the bands
of E. B. Buehler, &A. l'apuelit is required
immediately, if casts are :o be mired. Long
er thus will not be granted.
N0r,.14, 1856.-3 t
A\TIIWN PROPERTY . AT
PRIVATE SALE.
I®-For particulars apply to
GEORGE R. BRINGMAX.
Gettysburg, Oet. 31, -185 G.-1,54
RASOLS, Umbrellas, Fats—stacks
them—at ' .tt
Ladiess , rome.ibis Way.
Alarge assortment of Ladies' Press Shoes
and Gaiter,. fir sale at
• COBEAN .t PAXTON'S.
liars, mos.
BLACE Silk and Munch Hats of the latest
style and at reduced prices for *Ole at
COREAN & PAXTON'S.
D XVIZIZND.
Bank of Gettysbaurg New. 4, 1546
►/7dlE President and Directors of this insti
l. tuition have this day declared a Dividend.
of Four per cent., pavithie on or after the 10th
inst. J. B. 31111ERSON, Caskia i f
Nov. 14, 1456.-3 t.
ceatwaug.
Aage! lot of Trunks coil
band which will be sold low t,
HA D W
A 11E--A
n Cott' P
r 1
. supply.—
Come and make money-Cy buying at low
prices from our well selecteJ mock-
FAIINESTOCK BROTHERS.
Sips of Red Frint.
vaTe, .STS
AN unusually largo assortment, of army
description just received at -
SAMSON'S.
ititibv:o , :ivU:o7.ttiDios.lo:4lY_olatioyss4
U 7 -1"
AG now adopted the Cash System in
VFS
my business, for the pmpose of settfing up
my Old business, all those indebted to me of
letfg standing. either by Note or Wok ac.
eonUts, will plumb all d_ pay the eariie..
ROE ARNOLD:
Oct 3, 1851.
.• • ....1f -e • - •
.....
~ ~.
A.
1PU81,117 NAILE.'
I 30 acres.
JESSE,BSIYERS.
AOTICI.
ABILLIE ARNOLD
Ca '
t Bap ma
?
t make room
: lISON'S.
GriTTYSIVIO" 1101111 L
ANEW , FIIIII.
r ,
THE undeiaigned,' hetinir *Mm, Into
panneship to carry maths Foundry_ll*.
'pities* 'under the'llire'of WAUREN" 6
SONS; hirehy make kaioiro,fo" the frith
in
zens of Adm.' and af4efamg
that we, are prepereaiii_make orerrilhirs
in our line of We have IMO.
an...ndy ou hand. she HATHAWAY sad
other • . '
COOKING WM',
the Parlor airliirilh and niitspiate
;p1 :whim! styles and size* Pow, &tam
and Pans. and all other Iwo Cook Mr
Utensil:. Waffle Irons;Wetthing!saltines..
Ash•plates, Boot-eerapens, &co. Camino*
for end other Maelnners', PLOUGH
CASTINGS of every dvseroption, ke.r—
We make the Seylor, kother, and difter..
ens kinds of Witfiereto Ploughs. We
have also got different patterns of *,
FENCING & RAILING •
for Cemeteries, Yards and Porches, which
can't be beat fur beauty or cliespneew
/J All the-abovo articles will bs' YON'
cheer. for Climb it. Country Produce. ,
pr.7 . BLACKSMITHING mil l row.,
limed.
BRASS CASTINGS and 'every shin
in our line mole In, order.
7'HI?ESIIING 11MCIIINES repaird
ed et shortest notice. Being Moulders
ourselves, we will do our work RIGHT.
THOMAS WARREN,
MARTIN WARREN,
HIRAM WARREN,
I'HOMAS -A. WARREN.
dellysburg, May 11,1855.-11
NSW GOODS . .
•
Come this way, tf you want In save atheist 20
per rent. or your money.
ei °BEAN 44 P.A.Xi'ON have just received,
and tire now open 4 the largest and best
selected stock of GOODS, in the:ell:le, of bur
iness ever offered in Gettysburg, to. wit: ~
• Slat's, Caps, liooll4, Nhoes.,
Overshoes and sockb, Umbrellas, Trunksi
Carpet Bags, Fancy Window Blinds, Station-
cry, Perfumery, and at variety of Notions; al;
so the largest stock of
qUEENSIIIMRE. ennui. azdf&l,
Stone and Earthen Ware, over offered in
Adams county—all of which they are detertn,
fined to sell lower than they can be had at
any other Establishment in the County,—
Call at COBEAN 'dc PAXTON'S, south,easi
Corner of the Diamond. No trouble to show
Oct. 10, 1856. -
IMPORTANT.
1710 the citizens of Gettysburg and Strangers
I. who desire to know where to find a large
and handsome variety of Summer RATS and
SHOES,—are invited to call at W. W. PAX
TON'S STORE I where, they will find the
most elegant. White Beavers, and ^White Silk
Hats, Panama, Canton and Braid; also, Soft
French Bats, and a large stock of Gentlethen
and Ladies' and Children's Summer Shoes and
°niters of every style and price. Call and see
he goods.
Jane 13, 1856.
A MOST BEA lITIFUL ASSORTMENT
OF MILLINERY AND
FANCY GOODS,.
INIBSS EITELCLLAIN
11 AS added to ber already large stock a
Mil new and elegant assortment of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
to which she would invite the attention of her
friends and the public, believing that an ex
amination will satisfy them that her Goodearer
the best selected and mostAshionable as well
its the cheapest ever offered in this place. The
assortment comprises
Cashmeres,
Silks, De Lanes, •
Ginghatmt,Calicoes, Del •
Rage, Coburg Cloths, Mus
lin, ',lnnen, Sack Flannels, Bon
nets and Bonnet Trimmings, Satins,
Ladies' Dress Trimmings, Velvets, drtifl
cis's, Black Veils, Blue do., Gloves, Hosiery
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Gettysburg, Nov. 19, 1856.
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' . .51,200 A YEAR.:
1000 agents Wanted.
A •
GEM'S wanted in every part of the Uni
ted States, to sell a beaultial and instriar
tire work, "The PANORA3IA of the OLD
WORLD and the NEW ;" comprising, A view•
of the present slate ofthe Nations of the.world,
their manners, customs and peculiarities, and
theirlitical, moral, social and industrial:
condition; interspersed with -
1118TORICAL BKETCdES AND ANECOGIn.
By WILLIAM PINNOCK,' Author of the:
History of England. Greece and Borne. En
larged, revised and embellished with several
hundred engravings from designs of Overlie,
Devereux, and other distinguished artists. It
is, also, illustrated with 24 beautifully colored
plates, with costutnes of various nations,
.14
~tc.. ,
Agents selling this work here cleared $lOO
a month. Itgi,Jimid for a specimen copyrutd,
prospectus, which will be sent by trail, post'
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paid, on receipt of $3,00, with particubwe of
agency.
" J. W. BRADLEY, Publisher,
• 48 North Fourth Steed,.'
Phi/4410in. . .
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N. 8..--In addition to the usual percentage,.
we make an extra inducement to Agents in th•
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wayi
• 1856 --,- of PREMIUMS. . .J. W . .. 8. .
Nov.N 7 3na ~,, .' „ .. -.,...
NOTICE. H
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THE
iccond account of John Llamas, Ae.
mgnee under a voluntary deed of 11.1.•
signment for the benefit of creditors of Juno:
B. Jamison, of Tyrone township, Adults
county, has been filed io the Court of Cone.
niou fleas of said county, and wilt be caw
firmed by the said Court of the 23d day of,
December next, unless cause be shown to the
contrary.
JOHN PICKING, bwry.
Oct. 31, 1856.—U*
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o T a h i l vicrO n o e ::: l be ebeaPest foal i: 4 174,..
place. All the newest stiles are ft• be seen
in_the aasortrneut, and malrofiliont iira nially
magnificent, without beiag neatly. No ibis L: '
for particulars. Call inatad see fauluttulabretk
J. L.:BCHlCl i t el. •
Oct. 31, 1856.
DRI SS GOOD 8, ,• ,
FOR Ladies and Otrntlemen, can
iwianense•rarioti. andebt4iMkaW ;-4
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er, at SCHIORM •;846.0 119 d 40, 043 11 .`"''
new Apct for Fall and Winter. •
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