ibt..lampiZcr.
- -
4 AA: aillal. Raver iip4 Prlptiesuir.
--- - - -
f4TT3SBUIt'u,
*swiss *Asn in g , Oct. 16, 1E358
Ali* ill minim:wed ;kat the President
ilrapignited State., by letter, op Sat-
A/ 1111. 0 week, vondernd lion. J. Glancy
JEOIIOII the sppointmerrt of Envoy Ex
,trierthowy and 31i,,i..!er Plempoten-
Usury to Aust ria.
I=l
illiralx) - 1140: the defeat of tire Dern°.
.oratie party rather unpaintalle just
affiffoltillit will result in a good.fad ,
Isinautelea the ebnatinn, and iiilri6es
.ssi Sibetifies the ebpreb, so 40 7
MU*. tl. Demote:Ley, and putitles
SIN piny. We were ailnost entirely
"seep trots existence in this State in
Jaldl, but It only had the effect of ma'd
,ln(Sl more invincible in 1856. And
the same malt wilt foliqw our defeat
now. It will unite us for IPBO, and
carry us triumphantly through the
aidtest.
%no, ift4s.se, gßiteds . .est.
The odleial rote as tar as received on
the State ticket may be summed up as
follows :
Reed,
1111 1 0 1 01 vat jority,
itiviser, - -
iblisty ' • -
'111,0140 n!Ajority,
Tigt mew* yet to be heas frpm
mriSjimoltels the majorities of r t aan and
Famuut.aboat a titelqupd rates. In
?oto of *el Suite was, for
,r,
ant,
188887
- .28,184
- 363,155
Vote in 13.515 as far ree'll, 343,133
211,02.2
IM l ol4ll4 , lFpnty thousonti votes, whiet
will prphaply bninade np in the re
m
*PMMa Tote of trlo State, at tllo
P 110411031 *KIM, la I/VW was 460 ;
54 4ser.
181, "vietrimear
iSeitsg they did et DS
X671 . : . :ka Tamallair
vitt two wart spots iTT
Irfilit the
e*apt to forget that an L
Poi was to be held that du,
ropad io this mann pt.
Co4otip—r!Porter l yrost j. Zap
_ Pru,ir & 2
' • 144ority,
1601114.....r ic Frost & MI.
Fraser 4 Co., 00
'
bo*fifttl tk
xectio.—ii.
%NW Waist* the eleetiee
MOO* *St* liCiteit by frool oeo
*moo gisif erKp.
maw tios AC*" Gauntlet
1.14404 is shatie&ktere,
alprilthog will rebut; !mite a
1114tiVia).'r.
11, 04 11bosits isson lini ikrayillid
**or boot Ito treisar's Wasp" me*.
errs: ilininber pot wili 4os taw
doodis Oat Were steronkl or* o'er 0r
...0W dlootplgoi, *.4 tit *VA
OW 4P 65 , 06 13. 1 4 MR- liebt Sion iiK
WOW* bos ono mid of tbo Omni's'.
"OP a*/ •Ibef. 'Zoe Um ileatieet
ga gn* l ff ati4ani NOgliciset 14444
IMINO die fkins MO mob * tontbS
IMO* In 1014, tbo Wobbly eoilibile
r om plr ri iliptie 11064 Oast sbo
liek *noon gist; brink
1111111 . ilia 1gain110$6•14114•11.-
12 .0 1 11 4 tVastk
Root' lol . ol V Mr Mos the Re
, . libili aro to ire " 200
,_____ iiii loop moo Tiotories
ire alhillasi by At ibruela
illiiik ihMiliffittik OW, 'sib rsde
tih 'WOW Ds" Peorbolo por
ter bilhollbo iliolteribUtiu3 vic
isetit. - , ,
disidow—Tloe dead letter branch
iilgOlia9o4-4)llice has just dos
1111r NOM goilirtoeis worh. Darting
1 4 1 1thi.1
We Skit ‘ll, l there were fogad ?,7!
kr*** wad& contained TanoydunciPnt
im is go isigregate to $12,931. For
Uri eissresr 31Fliieh oiosed 30th of Jane
WA; than 'were reoeired 4,549 letters
and MAN in money.' For the guar-.
tar wading Nth of Siareh, 2,472 /otters,
and 113,414' in money. Quartor closed,
I Mpt, Doesimbor, 2,351 letters and Re,-
Mil in slash. Total in the ye4r, 22,1e2
Liters hnd 964= id' money,
the Balloon .Race.----dipoinrlta, Oct.
o.—Tha balloon racercamoto a tor*.
040 con 4atavaninff. Mr. Godard a rone
Ova at 1010 2 . AL, topic 16 mites
fees 1340, and Mr. .fiteiner de.
Aid at 11 M., within a mite of
SIIIMieskY•
Mal F 4•14 • 4 9 • • :— , There was a de-
WPM le OP 1 / 1 04hie Newly Of
Fnumhmie ) Celifireete !be the prolent
ftwiel yea's., es ocespeeihi with the talk
t cousiderOly !Bore Use 540500,000.
?
A. Walvis fox. Tataritr Seams. /rain the Plaisidpipias Patenjthluwt, i wie, .4.4. Sm. .1* aotiose.
The total imports or nibmisreo. - 11 .4040mizzabeivale____-___ €iflr+2ol4 `' - leteV BC' efotirM tiffietr . 1 " 4
. 1 " 1 °" 4 "'
Gettysburg , Itailread.
1 •
iross-mmir. ,
from Groat Briteiii to the United Sillo ter Wittiltu A. Poe** has andered to . .
lieathl — Jamat Krebs. , . We had a brief visit yesterday froml
for • the first seven friontho: l of 1858 , Goa. Pecoort his resignatioh of the , nowt McCuonr, Esq., President, and!
A letter from Winchester. Vaolbringl I).svio Witts,Esq., one of the Dirooters l
Es
q.,
with those during fake ke sititee i position be now holdis:.—that ofJudge of
w 1856 and 1857, are asfollolirs : : tie Supreme 1....0nrt of Pennsylvania. us the sad intelligence of the deoth of and Secretary of tho above road. Both
t
1656. 1857. I*sB. His reasons for this course arc plainly Mr. JoNixs Kx o
aas, son of Mr. Is.tc or these gel lemon are residents and
Prominent citizens of Gettysburg, Pa. ,
81005 tons. 105,61 5 tons. 5,536 tons. stated i :4 UM-. letter which "'ill be found KRE U a, formerly of this place. lie had p-
below. They must bo setts' factor.; to. , ~,,, from W c are pleasd to learn that the road
Q -ott til t oUr dig - •is progressing rapidly towards comple-
Oftlifo ia t th
These figures du not exactly sustain ' every reflecting mind. as tbov bear Cilion ,"" ' • ' 1:11
g,stp on freser Itiver, sad whilst there tier. It. is now graded and laborers
to I are at work laying the track. A large
the assertions of the high Protective their face the honest convictions of a
man who is not afraid to state in their,
Tariffites, that oar iron menufactarers he and a coparade got into avenue,
engiue house, together with every spa
and express his opin- :go down from the B ar to their camp, '
itre suffering for want of protection !r iattiest dress,
passeoger and freight
.depots shrug
. i was as tiasi.teelbse‘pialsir clamor spd i a s hift dtsresee Melon . Prow s o n ic, tPigull
from raireou tonifea o °mPotitiog• /In '
partisan tainnity. Tbe retiroment of, had ' being built at the terminat in Gottys
matnageassutt, the canoe nod with •• burg. • It is folly expected the work
importation of only floe thoutxnui toes of . WlLLtam A. PORTZ& from the Beach is t
railroad iron, in seven months, is no; a serious lois to the Judiciary of hians.i water, and sr they were close in shore, I entire wi ll be completed, and ready for
a grand opening about the that of No
competition at all, told proves that ! tire State . This is aeknowlodgetl hy (II and nearing 41 dangerous whirlpool,
vember ensuing. Those Intereeted iq i
who bars bad Oiasainon tp crumble the'.' viiuseKititiejOaped oveiboard, and in 1
tim tariff Las pothing to do with th e • • s ii • - 4 ' • l - '-'`
I opinions d voted b y him ell ce his .
11 1 1 " I endeavoiiall Wi e wim out felt his kite"— 1 -
. ~_ ' this lisprovement.have abiding faith in '
preseek hard : Limas. that .4essr salmi. t pain swept . They are full of present 'Ai,. t at - p',..1„„„„ - - 6 .- ti e " 1 . its ulthimito a utce-sa . Vor.lidiniee is.al-
me eneftim: ready so great as to keep rho bonds up '
fecturens are suffering, we du not doubt, , here dth and eicope of legal looming' - ----- ii i - m i - 1 -0
and no gee regrets it mote thee we.— ' mil practical lodgment, and at the ; tel I igence the Pacific erith.tenth to Su per teat. at which price they are
Bat it it' from the dap ' li ou in all! same time give Won of a brilliant fa! remarks, that," Frafer Rive; number! sidling. - The road commences at Ilan- ,
over where it intersects the Hanover
taro, when limo - and patience and -
in- ,, pot among its meal, vi Ono truer,
sorts of buisnoss, arid mare particularly !do hell beyond . •
Stlry 6 added their ripe, mei- t nobler-hearted man." is and road. and is' wo believe 'about seven.;
in entarprigee rillitiring large invaifil low fruit* to the harvest of which the teen miles in , leogth,, Airming a direct
! rob:Ail:Pot have the deep sympathy of opening . to Bititiinote. In connection
Not, or capital, like railroads, and Ipuhlii,have seen but the first sliPavet
OP:letter of resignation is as follows: !tinny friends ;KO ecqnsintanees here, with I his, is in comet
elation, a railway ,
apt from foreion competition. Thpro t lendiog to Waynesboro', l'it., some 22 1
,- a) 1 1 1117-ADELPtiLt i Oct. 16th, 1868. in this the hourof their severe distvoes.
;a ao demand for iron at this time, aosi Ris .I..avel4acy William F. Packer, -,
rroefet Sold, allies lung.
About twelve relics of the improve
therofv:e if the duty upon it were en- aoljernor of Rnaotactata—Dear Sir :—. ,
,(ells lif.atias, - ,15 Trueteo, sold the, meat. hers nmiced are already graded,
tirel:',. removed, the &iitittimption would 0n the first day of yolg o ili t itraineo on 4
. ;Farm of Abraham Myers, in Ranting-I end flatterigg hopes "no entertained of
net be increased. f ennsylisnia inter- '" ' '_• , I PfteiriPli 'your hand
'
. . a Co, ',.. in as a Judge of the Supremo! ton township, sit 1126 par acts. Philip completing the entire. work at no dis,
fists require itchango in the resent
. p In la tent day, Thus there will be 4 goM
! , s- • Pennsvkanie. T he event! Myers purchaser. '
lit which was reduced by Blatk Repub.- the. - J.nsltler d ibl ' h I'
e PP" e , Der tiPs I Za •I a . ‘.ll . •rs
3 e ,lilisq., has ?archaised the ';1,
piety opening by rail from -Baltimore to
he very heart of the Cumberland val.
!lean and Know Nothing votes. But should say probabie, hs2i been realized: 1 ' L
•
1 1 I. i h
such a change will not, of itself, restore have itt eto say o f . l. o means
I Produced it. On rc • ,'
ten inXtbe appomt- ,
• lat e the p ro per t y of Peter L u n t, d e cd . , beautiful , and productive sections of
good times. That will be th e work of , Pr: o
• - ; went,l thought that ~ ilig abe Judge ,' for 11600. i .
time, and patience, and pradenoo, soil •ti ' 'ng on the bench and dvel . country in penneylvaiiia. By means
actually so et this channel our city wilt' sccore
, -'
economy. ding on the rights of men of all shades' another profitable opening, or ingress
of politicalopinion, I ought not to write' and egress for trade. A largo portton
of the groin and other pioduco raised
a political letter, nor to make a politi
in the luxuriant - awricnitural reg ion
cal 6pecch. • In the first place, 1 was 9
,name4:—und iii fact all along the
not willing to hide with my claims to above
the office, however snoill, in the shnelsw route hero spoken of—has heretofore
been shipped to Philadelphia.
of a mere political question. In WO
The means of transportation and
next place, I was and lam thoroughly - . .
. _ . Cher facilii;
All the IVes:rritcrxleam
arrrafe.
The fact that4plarery has no foothiala
in any of the cfrganized Territories ofi
the United Sta4i, is an unanswerable
argument against the black Republican I
charge ;Imp tip Democratic party,
when in- power i fsrors the extension of!
slaverr-
184250
158,883
26,683
183,167
157,458
25,448
-The above comprise all our organized
Territories. There is no intelligent
man North or Soath who believes that a
slave State will be made out of any of
those Territories, or out of any unor
ganized territory not embraced within
the limits of the State of Texas. The
Democracy have had posacia ion of the
Government nearly all the time since
1800, and if their policy leads to the'
extension of slavery into free territory,l
rby is it that to-day - all of the latter
, tnitir - 4.4,
.ni reito
plain &t'it,
,esiranie. prefer ano
ther-4.'1)41bn at A fudge or their %-
prase .Court. In them oireotastnnem,
it poems to me s simple dictate of Oh
easy and propriety ha ?Mira from the
'office, In all4,tition to this, I emht to'
stal.o that Mora are eirrerea bnpurtant
r Ammo hi
In 'w'ch I wish to take
Pat as , sail these require am
' rriedinte attention. I, tlierefare, enclose
rierioterimmr. The odisq Was tend
: eted by yots Tory Matt - , UrWiloat - untie
itathm op nix part. lavett:,:rate
ftliy, and wittiest, as I ' having
bowed spool it a stain of r.—
Less was staff
isl Gould
have wished, but I itA..sniiiciotis of
, sa set which. ilic:liisot wet also approv
?Dem• Iti - al Or lay own sense of duty. To your-
Pennspfsnala, , & . 1 self pernonally, and to those frusods
Ohio, 's; '
• • I .- 21 I who sess spaciaog mo their sympathy, 1
Indium, ~...4. • •I' - It 1 beg to say; 'as a maul, Au time is no
New; the mosh#l4ll4igtookis 1 Cause fr rivet. I return to a prctrve
we can collect' of hi, she Wi t fatiiiii„, diema ..“, ,_waacia 1 was conscious of abamion
.
lag this Artie to
*, giros the following . " Il li r 46 111 " "Wl ' alla ta a position
wh at the
bio as that ich is now
. ..
salt :-
• ' - I I'd an an
dso much more roman- - --• '--
tad *kr wili Ilea *bey paws, •ice;
dmilwar as filhiSsArlt OSSS4OIII. 1
Oiar • 0•11111 ilinaedze '
01414 resift-04m iiits
10 . - Obilr , -sad
India** is; ht i lt i rm
overwhelming. •
thimocestio pactr
tee thik , Keemprirnise r•-
on
s
. ttibl i tzfur rester Owl Iho
oar. tile result in tho l atei
Limpid, Apr limbers of Conran, was
Dern. Cr.
Peeassylvaola,
OW,
radialliko V
aatligs On °(omo unaleorsilt
Op Doe Sear .% asbil if the two neint
niengeof no Atntgoleontraa
to *ls SUM, 31111111211. Schwartz 11414
/401[1101s, wotWerith as on questions of
a 'white& Wan), our gain will be sine
in these States alone, and-slay probably
oseood that number.
/Urn icy therefore, really nothing in
the moult of recent eleetaxis to discoar
ap or-dismay the Democratic party.—
It is gill a powerful politisal isegiCaina
tion and has a gold open the affections
of the honest people which cannot be
destroyed. All that is necessary is
that the party shall be true to its Fir
eilAlks•
The following is a lis t4 tlheau pf
Congress from this Stagat the
recent eleetioo s • - • • •
I. Thomas B. Florence, Dein,
IL Edward Joy Norris, Opp. -
ILL John P. Veree, Opp. •
IV. William Milara,rd,t)pp.
V. Join Wood, Opp. • -
VI. John ifickmon,
VII. H. C. Ilongneekkir. Opp.
John Schwartz, Anti-Lamp.
IX. Thaddeus Stevens, Opp.
X. John W. I.:Winger, Opp. .
XL James 11. Campbell, Opp.
XII. Goo: W. Scranton, Opp.
XIII. William Dinksitock; Dem.
XIV. ci. A.qrow,'Opp.
XV. lambs T. 110.1©; tik/a•
xyL Bonj. F. Junkitt, upP.
X vir. .vdwarti 3l(Tliorsoli, Opp.
XVIII. 5, S. Blair, Opp.
XIX. John Covodo, Opp,
X. William Mon tgotrisr,r, Dem.
I. J. X. Morehead, Opp. •
I. Robert McKiklity
uLTI. Filliim,S!.a.art, Opp,
.XXIV. Chapin HaU, Opp.
XXV: Bli,ish Rabbit, OPP.
alir r a h t t 4.4 b 7= 1 11141174*
l e tt i
sed all art 0 16011111 . 1 " kis",
ap.
KANSAS IS FREE.
ti"ERRASKA IS Vr b EE
I:rma is num.
OREGON IS FREE,
WA.BIIINGTON 18 FREE.
I).ticciAn jA FREE.
New Mr.xlc,) IS TREE.
!==2
convinced, by reading and reflection,
that whenever a Judge can be elected
by reason of his sentiments on uny
question of politics, that moment the
real power ,of the judicial office will
disappear. Possibly this may be very
erroneous doctrine, very inopportunely
expressed, but I shall maintain it, while
I possess a moral sense or retain a
rational faculty. In the certain pros- i rwo Comte,
poet of a defeat far more thsastrons There sro two comets now visible to
not one hairsbreadth of it should lx; i the naked eve--Donati . 4 in the west,
abated.
The reverse which lid* oceurr*si to 1 which is gattilitz paler and w ni won bo,
the party is of foss consequence than invisible, nook lineke's, iu ;lie north
we are apt to suppose. The Democratic ' east. Tho {after, which is the eon
party is coeval with the government stellation A Tornado, may be seen at
itself, and it will txist so lowis s
as the' any time afte 8 o / ctock it: the (vening f
Republic endures. With inits ranks'
and has an azy a
indistinct, hppear:ins.),
men will always be found, who remain
there only to do with more success the' different from the surrounding stars.—
work of disorganization. The party , This cornet his no tail. With the as
itself, though depressed, is not destroy - sistance of an•operaglass it eaokbo 'Den
ed. The pent of its lowest depres.don 1 .
quite plainly. a Astronomers tell us or 0 i
is that from which it will, of necemity, I
begin to rise. At this moment, I sul- • thud coutokil“ . inilible , w h i ch , 110 w:'
it 3 best and strong- ; ever, ems dialy I* aeon with die aid of;
..,..,
Ithich has a , t k i k sto e• -- -
s's , s
`%
. ~
IlisosaliestAttad Rtra- 1
Itrallt ling, tr7,244 . ' n a table , the Ather
ro or
. I. , liiiiiityrrieet Pot/ttoca, whict '
a y ft *Dold pfitzle even
l i rl7 r iastelle Shore" to excel. Friend
RSA& Ire pe r thanks.
1 1 1 1101 4
q uv t ifjo s isHama is Nit of the
gnostic.. Oprtide I ought to rogspi
sospi L
it no harilship to o for the eollii
MU Qf home, that wandering life which
the 11lw of Pennsylvania oompols her
' Titles to lead. 11 1 laws any regret,
k is in parting with those puro and up
/rig/it, men cello will rtstalii to - discharge
thew arthicus and waited work.
Wisiiin t ti i eu $ prosperoas Nlatiniti
tration bile airs, I am, very so
upy traloar,
JIL. A. PORTER.
*Mawr al - laisaZ Ainpaasatre.
1. Yobs H. Paritcalpp.,* Rielinrd
eon Ti Wright, Dem. Isaac N. Memel
* Dem., Sam!. 7. Ths;34ll, Dem.
2. Thomas S. Dell, Dem.
3. John Tliampaoo, Opp.*
4. Mahloa Yardley, Opp.* -
5. Joymniah ghindhl;Dein.*
6. Benjamin NunentaolleVl Dom *
1 . /babel% M. Palmer, Opp.*
S. 71Kitn235 Orsig, .Tr., Dem.
9. R. Reed _Myer, Opp.
16. George P. Steele; Dem. •
11. Glenni W. Soofqskl, Opp. •
U. Andrew Gregg Opp. ,
13. Reuben Keller, Dim.*
14. Henry riter, Dorn.
15. John B. litaherford, Opp.
IA Robert Paildwin, Opp., Bartram
.1. Shaeffer, Opp.
.
17. iffilliaml/. Welsh, Dom.*
18. Ueshr i v W. 1f rower, Pom.
1 9. WilliMn P. Scbell,, Dom. • .
so. Jolla' Cresswvll, Jr., Dem.
21, T. J.Soffe3", Qpp. .-.
' 22. Jima Ttirney, Dem.
Za. ( icerse Ny_. Miller, Den.
th2l &wt. -
P.WU% Opp,* Eslirtrd 1).
aws, O
2 6. John P ___U. ItArris, Opp.
28. Wm. M. Francis, Opp.
27, 1 - }arqin ..i. Finney, Opp.*
YB. xepnody I. 141004, Niv..*
, Petri. Ofro.
holding over . 12
New members 5 -7
Nnikpooi mud.
*lisikomrobses,
Miii•est
;Irnybs;r4.--2-110:0n
o Mem Mt
...146a.a 1l the hie
PufiKal:w r e l ler, the Oil F 71.-- 96.40
Ous—Donoorsts *3; Oppeilitm 67.
diPir -
I!==;M
" Fl
MIA
The house and tot oeElii.abeth 'teeth,
deceased, on Washington street, get : .
tysiourg, NV :IS solid on Tuesduy 14ot fia
8071. R. D. Atristor purchaser.
Mr. Philip Doesssont has sold his house
and lot on York atreut, to Mr: Wm.
Bittle, for 4956. - flit. -1 3 !ttic inte!lds
opening a GwiTary Store.
On Tuesday lust, 31r. Wm. W'. Pax
ton, sold M property on Chasabers
lirg street, lo Col. Wirr. King, for
$2,000 ; and 8 acres of lend, in the Bo
rough, to Edward 31.Therson, Esq., fur
3(14 i per acre.
Ifi - Alts Cobean has purchased. the
leterest of Geo. E. Bringin:ui,
an lint and Moe Store of 13riuy►a;an
Calp.
Me RATIIER S , of Litt ler
tswo, recvivociafirst-clas , iv-on:lain, at
tho York Frig fora beatitifu: fat,hog.
top Buggy.
air 1)t, .A.. *. DORSET, lute of Carroll
county, has loestell in this place : Sce
Cant.
MY - Governor Packer has appointed
tho Hon. Gaylord Church, of Crawford
county, to be a Judge pf tho Supremo
Court of Pettuyivnnia, in tho place of
lion. William A. Porter, resignod.
=
jeasorbe eelltwod voters of Brno
New Tork, hallo held a meeting to ro
joie° over 1,0 Abolition triumph in
Poentlylvaniia:'
s@r season
Tb - 0
eorn -- oftho
Wu. sold in ,Plieago, 111., a few dugs
1119, At , 44 coo per bushel of 60
,9orza.—Wilaro long supposed this
celebrated. dented wino to be an ex.
ploded humbug, bat we aro amoral by
those skilled lovas healing art, ;list not
the Soraaparillis Itself is to be blamed
for this een on, bat two miserable
worthless Lions at' it, that IWO
been palmed par, the oommunitp.
preparation, 'eh tamtain shell* , as
t
i rim
much of its as they do of gold
dust. It is ial t'act that al
most all of 11114 gatbeped la
l
the world. I Red in the old eottu
tries of Barte r where the spience of
me,dielaw, kosaaolosehod its Melee& per
*dee, tad *hire they know the beat
viiiiii 10 01110111 T for the munterY of
dime*..,list*. wo are glad to find
the; we are 011111 to have a compound
of this ereelketv alterative, which can
be relied ogle fed our communlty will
sail see
not need be ' d, that anything ilr..
Ayer makes la or.t.by of their cont 3.
danoo. Hellas for years eng aged
in elirainati is iemody (800 adv'g
cols) desig " make it his , i chef (i'
outve! whim& old add the crowning
glory to his yonviable reputation.
—American ,',..Yinr Your.
Sa4idee 9eti it liP .--Mr. George W.
Cmisiahlo, me Ef the tiAlc Lake mail
condktiprs, salethat when ho loft Salt
Lake ON-, as Ih. 4th of lattt mouth, the
h ea t waiouppopmfive; bat whoa ha got
T it
three days oat of the city it
snowed, sod tip h day the gr4und
was fromm anal a iee Tawny. Three
days later Ile Omagh Imo w palm
ly a foot diewwoll, slate he got over
6a the North POW *a ateagintoes at
tacked ilia" is sidissa, and nearly de
voured hi*. Tiflis was experiencing
sad** abaft** Old die fear so4scas ia
raPiti samioaSami '
Ilinso/eMa 40t ‘sts in pats
iwucirsd yaw. . Fifty years
Pet ariaii: at thOtAltatd was al
- to rot at Wept. Fifty
Yea" sig 9 P,gist bt ttiottoso4
;nada a waist assoi sus—
Wonderful tm In this wow
derftil nge
other facilide's ufforded.liy opening the, ,_, _,...., up tic .. . .rt., ..40118 1 ..or died a Sew days mince In 0114140/4 Melia-
Gettysburg road, wi ll , lira nit of ,' expense" in compliment to the , member 1 ty, Pa., as the ago of tea. As; hatband. who
course, bring 'this' trade to 13altimore; 'of Congress elect, disdained to ~s hin„ ,, is 112 years 01d, earrivekher.
,nor is it by any means °fan unimport- •• i
ii it I any degree of briaianc3, - , and. The heaviest bloc tke iollitia onhiMikio
ant character ., It wifflikewise increase ' Virginia has yet received le recorded iher aims.
i pliizz-ed out in a manner not at all, emit
leusincss On I.llb NOtti!ern Central. • try paper, which states that a trovelorif4a k g
We cannot too highlv curnmend the 111 mentary to anybody's Yauity. through 03, town mistook the Wilda; ;blown
energy and enterprise of oar Gett,ys-, But one speech, wo undurstaaa, was up in line, for the CHAII OANO,
berg neighbors—for they will soon be I made. a 1 r. 31c.rherson, for trio tin:loth: on Monday roar new 1040 war* 4111;,,
iv, very close prolouity to us— in car- ' • • •
. . i tin - Qi, undertook r ho herculean job of patched from Frederick, MA, to biishippOtiok
tying torwura,so successfnlly this much • - • 1 taitrtlia
extinguishing the Vr . . cut of the ut - ' • ~i. , ,
:,Niiinwsi julprcoveuient. It -will bring i l, ti -,
"1n Egynt 1-iMeer diriopatra'et warara
,l,4leill within a few' I,eirs' rule of our i ted Sostes and belabo the old states- said a roung lady to 41tas feign& Ca i 1 1 ,19411.11
metropolis. They wilk be.letiablud, to 1 man with ' no little vehemence; but, from her st•hool I Eirsineted t bow . .4111
U
leave their homes earl in the morning, ! notwithstanding, we have the 4ratifi- die , '"hu t .. °. • • a
1 thnuOlkt very Istria of k,l
i vac h-li a l t i av „.„ at a convenient per i o d cation to inform our numerous and anx- , f li .
ions readers that JAMES IiCCILANAN 3 :W l :i e! 13 ' AI ' seql9**llll4 / 1 iniwkilelitak.
in the foronitioi . tretusaet hitsii,ess -with
, , 1
L.400P011.."
OUZ uterchauts, anil.rcturii in time fora, " &till lives :" !
comfortable cup of tea at night.-.... 4 -D- Aa-slikseilder, Esq., was also calletl k frie " " 43414 111 " till iP in le i* •
Whilst, therefore, our city will natural.' for, but s though usually ready to fill nut , hig h place of test soutorlsailitni th.tt Waco*
ly participate 'lll the advantages IA ho i a programme, he did not appear ou this, written again; .rbia , -mfbilorissoii*" WA
derived fr,om tlio opening and campic. l "giorioas" occasion. Why, wo do uot , tke official, "taisktome toll wool tot e 40., the?
lion off; Ms work, yet, those along the, know, nor is it any of errs business. i would if they weeeiailkililllll." _ •
route, at its tenuiutts, find petlotis re- i Thu entire evening's doings lucked: * A main beiog agate. OW tho ~wow
siding in duo viciwity. of other cOnnect- , that kind of spirit which confidante° in • rear in the welli k , sold Ili *ea very straily, sa
ting liitks, will in likujnanuer be profited , strength gives. The party soot/1104i h 011 0 .4 a shommoollowyWoomr"
by befog iwoolgbt tear to a iesirablc , reali ; o that Waif +Rickety-4i . rli;;Ir iisaut ft was in that &ark* Ho
mia4)044404
sparket. . : ibe elliOrt-liverl, and that a terrible fall' concluded it Moat be alt sooolhhio. •
fil ie • g os i gn i s to h ave A very i in p o ,,_ , awaits them a year hinicu. So mote I.ewil., Byron -same vaitt, eiNme 'sewer
ins eielotrakon when Elio toast is fully ,itbe ; -. know n mall's temper until yen hare 'Befit lan.
opened, Is'oicti, vr 41 take Ovid ;bunt the i opu .11.1.111.—
prigoQC , l Qp IpPS NI at a ship with Aka, a** '
time abtr.it designated, Wc shall on- "a priza Flea—Morrissey Victorious „.„,,,,„.‘ itoi ran ! w are married her."
—Shockin Brutality. , '
dosvpr to -mica-opt our levitation and be 1 • .....t country culla nee.pubtioloor Sim.'
pros Ont, on th occasion. It is oucuur. ' alien out in the wooilgoierpetratewliiel fat.
aging , to know. the enterprise has pro. lo w Mg; " lir k eke•s camel hating no Yin, it is
gressed so rapidly and satisfactorily. proposed to open a anbeeriptina es proeorii,
funds to lit ! oar--.t , diort our--stsysatapaltlllves
million: of m.lc. Lung." . i
entypeasional
Wtien it Conmerxes acid Szpirea;
In view of the recent congressional
elections and of those which are to oc
cur before the assembling of the Thirty
sixth T'onzress, (lib follnwing. inform-t
-tion in relation to the franking privilege
will be of general interest :
The franking privilege of members
of Congress---.Senntors and Ih..pre.sen ta
tives—comme4vs with the tuna fur
which they were respectively elected,
or from the period of their election
wire that occurred after the final ad
journment of the preceding Congress ;
and this witboat any reference to the
time whop they take tlieir ?Ica t s or oath
of oliee. In the caseofeontested seats,
the privilege, of worse, belongs to the
person holding the eerttttea te. •
The timo at which the franking privi:
logo of members expires is the first
Monday in' December following the
expiration of their terms of office.
Tho privilege of resigning members
oi3ases on the first Monday in December
following the date of resignation.
Frew_ this it trill be seen that mem
bers of the present Congress aro end
ttod to frank up to the find Monday in
December, 1809, and 'members of the
Thirty-sixth Congress will AMMO that
right on the fourth dayof March next,
or on the day of their election and ac
ceptance, if elected after that date.
An ZAROCelti a Heap.—Our readers
will remember the circumstances of the
condemnation and barging of James P.
Dennehy at Freehold, Ni J., in January
last, fbr the minder of Albert hoses, a
bar-keeper of the Sea-View ifehse,
Nisvoraink,..N. J., and also that a 3lUM
ber of his friends in this city, who be
lieved him to be innocent. of the crime,
sent a petition to the Governor of Now
Jersey for a pardon or commutation of
hiBSOutenco. We learn from the Utica
TelegrapA that a despatch has been re
ceived by the editor of that paper, ap
nouncing the death of Smith, who was
the proprietor of the Sea-View whet
the murder of Moses was oommitted
sad the principal witness fur the prose ;
eution on Donnelly's trial fur the a l ur.
der of Mops. The dispat;tl states that.
Smith on his death bed eoatesse4 that
he was the murderer of Moses, and that
Donnelly was entirely innocent or t , •
crime.—Buffalo Courier,
The Frazer River Gold {fines —Bish
op Scott, of the getlodist chorch,
writing from the vicinity of the Frazer
river gold mines, 'flys :
I am not, you know, a miner, and
my opinion is not worth much, gilt at
any rate I havo no motive to be par
tkl; and my opinion is*that this Fra
zee river excitement wilt prove to be
the greatest havabug of tit age, and
that many people will surer oven to
the last extremity. This was my opip
knt before left California, and I havo
aeon no reason to change it since I came
here, bat much to strengthen it. 1
fear that some parties will havo an aw
ful apeosnt to kettle in regard to this
matter is 4 catoing ciss."
St/Pln the liftb Congressional &stria
sif John J. Ma tee, (Dem . .)
was. 14se`tr Mout opposition, to An
taw vacancy oatissionoti by the death of
Gen. Quitman.
" tllmepoolt arir, ik:but Little
sllPl7cical. :77
leirThe mongrel Opposition "jolifi-;
ed't hero on Friday evening last.--;
Hiving become, by reason of previous,
defeats, perfectly ravenous fur a little
"glory"—with the active "drumming '
io" efforts of the wagger/I added—a.
consider:llllo crowd of Know Nothings
was to have been -expected. Whether,
the demonstration was, in this respect,
antEciontly gratifying , to_tior, vanity, of
the pi incipal contributor of tho "mater ,
ial aid," wo are not privileged to know;
but we cannot doubt, from the repro.'
sentations on all sides, that the "jolly" '
feature of the performance ran up to,
the meet-extravagant anticipations.
,1n the proocisiort, mostly made imp of
jaceniles, a number of tranSporeire:e3 i
were borne, but so destitute of point as
to create anything but enthnsiaote.—
Tho most notable was the ono which
"gloried" over the result of the rocont
"election" in Baltimore—gained by
ruffinaly "Plugs" and "Blood Tubs"
over trampled law* and outraged rights.
This glaring eFprepion of sympathy by
Adams county Know Isiothinv with
their brothron of Baltimore, challen,ge.s .
the attention of every good citi;on, no
matter .to what, party ho may belong.
Give dark , lanternites power hero,
and there is no telliog what high-handed
qutragos upon civil and religious liber
ty might ensue.
The Fire Works, the announcement
of which attracted all parties, as usual,
to Centre Square, prowd sy dead failure,
and was voted a hinnehog—a regular
"catch"—lAy the lookers-on. Even tike
piece gotten up at such " trentend,
lICFFALO. Oct. brntell fight
between Heenan and Morrissey to.)1(
place this af'.crnoon at I, , mg Poivt,
Canada. It
clnimorir...o at twenty .
tuititites to 4 o'clock. !Lotman to ide
ohjectictriti to the ground, saying that
it wires not. accertiii., ,, to thJ agroement,
but as ao manly had cont.) to soe the
fight, he would waive-his objections and
fight. The first round lasted seven
minutes, 41:(1 tl.p fi;_clitirv , way
—ititottati. giro wir .g rx;
drawing t .I"3t 4100 d. 04 141‘. 0114
round 3torrissey was B.z.+-1 4 thrown.
and on the third !nand Heenan was
thrown. On the fourth rou n d both
well came op, looking weak,,and .Itor
rissey was ktiocked square dowu
by a blow on the end( r jaw limn Ileeii.
an's right. On the fifth, sixth, ptivulith
and eighth royinis l'lmonan was thrown.
On the ninth round both men fought
wildly, and fell side by bide. On the
eleventh round Morrissey was very
weak, and was carried to the scratch,
but Ifoonan went ;dorm. This was
terrible round. Ifeenan fill fainting.—
Oa the twelfth roglid. Morrissey was
carried to the scratch, lint Ite.ertan \vas
too faint to come to time, when the bat
tle wits
.doelared won by Morrissey
Eleven rounds wuro fought in twenty
two minutes. Both Heenan and Mor
rissey wore very Ipitdly cut, and bad to
be brought sway on bads. The fight
was witnesebd by about B,ooo' persons.
Th ero was no disturbance.
The the of 0011—A Curie Debut*.
Tho anthracite coal
,of Pennsylvania
has been natal for only thirty-one years,
and yet the consumption .amounts al
ready to the enormousfigures of 8,500,-
000 tons. The Philadelphia correspon
dent of the - New York Tribune, relates
the knowing most °atria:T(lom.y facts
respecting. the, pemecutioa .mitielt the
first person. sulfured who4l4lit the
first sample of ecal.tn Philad . a. It
is hardly credible :• • • . .
Thirty-one years ago, the first coal
eltele to Pltiindelphia—being ten wagon
loads hauled over the mountains by
George Shoemaker, of Pottsville. Very
few.could be indite:id to purchase it, and
most of these wore wholly unariecossfal
le their attempts to make it burn. Ev
ery body considered it a mere stone.--.
Mr.• Shoemaker was denounced in all ,
quarters as a cheat, and measures wore
taken to arrest him foil awindlinj i hut'
he escaped arrest by leaving the city
by a circuitous mate.
The most remarkable feature in this
estaasorciinary speculatiog, was, that
lir. Shoemaker, himself, did not know
how to make the coal burn. 100 was
therefore unable to convince the public
_slat it would sgnite. Had he experi
mented at home, and brought with lam
a grate or sieve, in which to kindle a
successful fire, the exhibition would
' have no doubt, hastened full ten years
the development of the coal business.— ,
Ho returned home diagn• Ail at the WI-,
gerent temper of oar citizens, and heart
sick at the IJI success otitis adventure.
Ilia Pepul4tion as on honest man, was
rescued, however, by an ired master in
Delaware county, into whose handi
some of the repudiated mineral hill, he
tried the coal, 'caused it, to burn freely,
and with intense heat, and was so
pleased with it that he proclaimed the
fact in the newspapers. This led oth
ers to try, and they also-succeeded, the
prejudice was removed, and constmp-
Lion wanton from this beginning anjiltS,
loot year,roscharthe onermous gazed
ty of 3,1,862
Psot sat ?suit
"TICK WORLD Ii A NLT
Counterfeit $3O note!' on the Site lllenk,
of Ohio aro in circulation.
The feientis of the Ilon.J. °Laney Jones,
at , Readlox; Ye., tired one homies4 vine ma
hearing of his appointment as ittalateT to
Austria.
One yeas saidlitelleadingltaiireesterk
sold at sl l lper share. It now sells **s3s per
share.
The notes of the Bank 44 Popov!,lletta
have advanced 35 per cent - . In value elate it tti.
cent decision of the onion making , It htatisibuit
upon the assignees to reeeirr thane is par^.
went of ottitgaUons doe that inediutkin.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Conspahs .
has ordered twenty. station indicate's% to MI
placed on'the ears mains es' dab rolieL-,..
These lidleators are so arranged 'ths *Ow
passing a station the sondvetor pane a cab%
and the name of th'e slit stattos.aopehrs,
while Abell calls the attention at the poen,
ger* to It.
An excl?esge tills of an c.xtilable Rea,
tleman, who,. at A flre;lterided a line al the
buckets, and as fasten they were pandit Mat
he threw the buellet ma all hito tille be, cry,
ing all the while, u Pass on more boatels
Two Chicago ladlei west to a leaft, Ake
other erenlng, ins furniture wagon; no eedl.
nary carriage could contain the Scones *AT
wozo. •
Methodists May Buy and flak
The St. Lords Coqference of the liethediat-
Episcopal Church Boob, on the lltb
abolished, by 11 large majority, the rule biser,
tofore prohibiting the ministers of that eBhrl4l
ftom buying andlige slaves. •
The mast valuable span of }satin; hs *s
United . States are said SA bh hurtled by Oesha
tnodore Vanderhilt of X. York. They are
matched horses. They vitt hist' $4OOll, aad
helms been offitsid $9,00:10 for then.
Death has at last, ilia! led th• 44*
pair in, the Vuited ihates. ltist. Lseisiek
Snyder died aSr dn- ''^e in Oka'
There. was a -marl Lti of teem 1111,11 l Fri•
Newraiitlu.
Tim rrup of Nrw Ili Isnotit *0414 6.
more. 5h , J111.11.111 till• ve.tr than fur werifirt rMi
fro tlo 15111 in.t. there wets ft.sliiitt troti
in the %leinity of Vick-l)ucti,
!Int Lnp AV 'el NLl...c—OVEttlf l i ttir tIY St 1,1e,—.
ena
•(,+ut-•. predate... f ion te Wi,ooe fil.oriters to Very ewe.
u+on in 14,1 ...entry W. flat 11.1 i.. eplarge pineeirtlme
of the orilin iry amine of couAli, e, 11. intomnlttent fewer.
indium:a, ate., the liver violently 11111 h the
pof lvortnary ors ins Actinic ilireztly sart shendlfteeseb
awe both, the Pi coon briny them hick to aelkirsil in 4
healthy innil akin. The Imparities of the eyeteft
Charred through the boatels the oryineef niegandel
relieved by the operethmof thie rest ece.
on th e Neel* I bleed, and the frniattode K Ili *OW len
erleted end restrained, Thus the peimieggleel eteleell•
cry cacao• of the complaint are rifecived Cid
the tArrel 11.00.
from Om Login Iris Thies
WHAT IS IT FOll—This Wand's hair Regent
a question asked daily by buoirsdq . . We arwrwr, *Wheat
he elution or roar or rentredietke, that it I. time wen, arts •
ele bqwon shish will de yi it promisee fee lb. Iminetlfr
hair. It will renew 14 greirth—dt wilt atop it•teMins.-11
will restore its owistral swine. It is toot Usir DywOleti •
speedy and eillesciput Itastoratlre. Taal *WM Oa
pints SI; Tufts p.
Camela.—Baran of worthless.
sra already la the market, ea/led b 7 diSerpal asaur i V
D*o4l %reknit/go wants (Prokaaat ocarallarilallsioo,
Doped, St. Loafs, Its ,apt Xate ani i elb
blottle. Sold by all Deageets **die* eallivr.
alma by all /gory aqd reik4 Uirtnio dipsioni tit 0111 Claud
Stadia sad Calla.
QVIERN ISABIit4A IA • (XiAL litaisott,
er Bpalo recently Insisted epenmeterlng • OW lit, sal
was ivilowni by her nagrasee. She proneetiga Mime retiree
Ithigdoni yenta tartly naddr itm ma, sod Uwe arrkoll
iter initials with • tallow amps on a rook. itsr 14leigter
°fatale wbe bas travelled meth, wrote cater tige Wads
with big mane, as followa : ?be best amt mod slut
garments ita lir world, ars thee, mule at the Iligenre Woo
Cigibmg mat, et itosthill Waren, it het eprilig.
Mosso street above Stalk, Plilleirfoila." pd. 116 la.=
talli lIAXMOSWII Llama, & ompopol 4oltotitil tit .
tMoritarboolt Asolooittytt, Salik main forth MOM assiodi
fielbo wow tettit Illoommotost,lo Now Jearw i eut.
t. intmletibod for itt Wit SAL per awl to.
Litton portage doll. for UN atoosat. MON. is
WV* of tbinintoor, llammggtot, ltdanu. Ns,
Jersey. Thome wirblAr strap Loot, of the blot t!Ӥ4l,*
olio or dor boaltitoot sad moot doliettul sU V 11110
Caton, sot otoortliossout of Usetooston Land..
Not. IT, IYi. Soo
7TIII URSA? Elfol.lllo AEU CAI !—aintirmase
CLAIM'S Cicasaariv isast.,‘ pialMaNkbeat a
primartAiaq by Sir J. Marta, M. P., l'OrSelobb Mataaar,
illaary to the 4110410. Tabs well hitiown mediciee Is iaba.
poidtiqa, bat asare awl safe -qapily for female Diamonds
aald 0611Ln:014*w, Mao soy owe whsterar; !ad stilibagla,
-a powerful rented", tiny moulo nothing boutfal lie
eceettinftion. To ILnatao Latia it Is peculiarly eons&
It will, in ashort time, bring go ths montbly
regaluity.
Thew Pills have clever been kaoaa to fail SiM as •
directiorwon pegs of pamphlet are well obsereen.
ror turtber partkwbrris rota pamphlet Owe abbe mpwl.
'N D —SI •3461wwIliwy•stasorwwwelwowl.to lay •••bww.
t.d neat, will lasuro • botpit, ewatabgriy wverliiiioll*
by rwtara
T. W. Drun k 84a, Wholetslo Arnim, eldlaidpilh..- ,
4. D. 11••bler, Agitet, U•tiliburg.
4 0 1 liilbsS.
FARM LANDS TOR SAL; TO miles (rein
by Railroad Railroad la the Slate of Ziesr Jersey. Sail Assuscilleg ,
best ter Agricultural purposes, SOW ligoll au t ik elfti
with a clay bottom. TIM lase Ls it Wipe tmell, 11164
small Lams, sad hundreds from all parts al% itialatimpt.
wow settling sag usiblieg. Tau wipe 616 be SmAiseglesulfeic
Terms frost $ so $lO per sash POTalait 1 0 11.111111116
Tears rest A bealets. lro visit tie plea—L mat
pus. A . m, by woad lir awtori.: -
or Wm, IL S. Byrnes, b Wier. be llott egipseugm .
Is auottlser eelstaus.
at 4t • Siatbet's
C 1 ,364 sorraillmort
. iracbec elitsalk
c irr /Lit ••••4111# 0 . 1 /W/Pis II • OW Waste, gone mil
•14 1•• mew MI 0111110•1001 •Ir •
• ' • : NI L ri !. ail
yr is all wasthig hem, see sirnikelmit 4 MEM
..also Lands. [aryl. 27. us