The compiler. (Gettysburg, Pa.) 1857-1866, February 04, 1861, Image 2

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"'KQXDAY MORNING. PE“. 4,19 m
' ﬁg. smm Im.—-Tbi3 do}: {ya 4a. of
Fob-nu]. is likely to beodmc a memorable
on. in author} of the country. It is the
m daignshd fur the assembling of deio
iﬂg u Xfmtgoz'ncry, Ala” 13 form a. Son
thern Confuloncy. also for tho meeting of
debptu at'ﬁ'nshingwn. in rayon-e to the
Nation: of the Virginia Logidaturo, to
Adopt such measum of oompromim nml
conciliption u may again unilo the North
Mﬁmth, md thus ro>tore [mum to the
may. Today also the people of Virgi
nituﬂl be called upon to chooae delngntcs
MlMcouvantion, and at the name hml‘
vote on “ referring" or "ngninst referring"
(bencﬁon of said convc-ntimx to the popular
vote.
”In the Home, on Mumhy, Mr. Rico,
of Winn-(u, proscmul a pexition sign
-911 by 16.000 citizens. voter-i of Baton. nak
‘ng‘ﬁorpﬂme pmhlo atljuxtmont of the
fin-ant exining difﬁculties. The petition
VII wnppod in the American ﬂng, and mu
waived with npphmsb from thv gnllrrim.
Th 3 oommisv-ionew u ho were ontrunod with
the missinn of bearing the potitinn to ﬂu
ne“ of‘m‘emment. with thv Hon. Edward
Evmtt at their head, entered and look their
nut- in the diplomatic gallery.
“In the L'. S. Somme. on Wedneqlny.
Kr. Bigk’r ptescntell the proceedings ohhc
Wakingmen's meming of‘ Phiimlelpbia,
paying Congress to adopt the Crittcndvn
proposition u a b 11833 of adjustment; fie
spoke ofthe great importance of the meet
ing. Ind the rospectahillty of its character.
Mr. Cameron presented the proceedings
of mother workingmon‘s meeting. He
Mod to explain his remarﬁ made the
91h" day. approving of his mﬂcague': pro-
Wn. While be approved oftheir hone
uni-”bounce. he wu not in favor ofdl
their details. He was. hmvpver. willing a:
ﬂuke my rcuonnblo concession as man as
he km what would satisfy the Sout!l,and
widod the was willing to accept su'ch con
m as mtisfuctory.
win the. {3s}. Senate, rm Thursday. Mr.
81mm! {prcsqntod a memorial praying for
oompromiao, from 38,000 citizens of the
8““ of'Now York, and said that Although
ﬁe Rouble chamber was the largest laginla
ﬁve chamber ew-r erected sinm the Mim-
Dhgpf Hm world, except the House of Rep
menwivet. this memorid would cover t
opm thirty times as large as this chamber.
He‘hnd already presented a simiizu- memo
ﬁd with 3.000 names. all urging concilia
tion, Tho commitme who brought. this me~
moth! tore the repnsenmivu of the Mg
e-t commerce in the world—a commerce
which in my other country would ho pub
gaze-mm.» 4711 other interests. lizppily
1300!:ng not so.
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“Ingres did nothing tomb recon
ﬁlm In: week. It is not within the
ﬁcyeg ofmy human being to predict what.
ﬁemult will be. The signs are gloomy
mough. ,
. H‘The Calmxntx Compmmiw in in-
Candod to quiet tlm silvery Agitation for
"a. By elmﬂing upon the Cdmtitution
a provition that all Territory north of 30
degrbes 30 minutes shall be free, and all
south of that line open to the introduction
of 111-res: but when, the people come to
Term States, (Ivy shall say whethn they will
have slavery or not. "l‘lii‘l is‘ certainly fair
for the North, and no Northern mm should
dbjecttosurh a. compromise, especinlly when
the country it to be saved from the horrors
of civil war thereby. The Abolition jour
nsls—tlie Tribune, Slur. and the rest of the
same Stripe—madly rave and rant against
conciliation and reconciliation. with the
hgpo of pnrenting the mxisses from seeing
their own bed intemm. The people. how
erer, mint not allow {hemeelvu to be de
ludsd by “these demngoguu. but keep
gtmﬂt'on in the path of duty and pa.
triotism.
. ‘lng Don‘t TI-ry I'oltfor itf—W'by do not
the Republicans favor the restoration of the
Missouri Compromise Line. as proposed by
that, gallant old Whig, Mr. Crittenden fo—
They wh'mod and groaned for years about
its Npenl : why do their members of Con-
gran-I not vote {or it now, when it might be
inw'rponted into the Constitution. and ting
made t ﬁnal settlement of the question 0
slavery 2
213 mu on Canaan—The New York
Tribune is positively savage and comes down
hard on Benito: Cameron, because he an
nounced, in behalfofsome Republicans, that
thelxould vote for the Criuendon compro
mho‘u mended by 36M Bigler. The
Madcap, of all propositions “to humili
ate the onth." “it is the most detestable,
the mast coral-(11y, And the most irregulxz.”
This Abolition print will soon have its hands
full ofwork in reading men out of its puty.
Rectum-More sensible words we have
not Mendy met with than these from the
Lovell mm...“ \Vhen negro alarm-y is
W it will probably be _done, not by
(50;ng .0: by the Legislatures of the free
sum, but by the due Sales themselves.
Idlda'rblsiieu. not ours, ad the less we
«have has! and do shout it, the better. We
have no use for “three million: of s degrad
ed an] inferior race,’ and if we had them
hue, ﬂair condition vould no‘ be improv
ed. either intellectually. oocinlly, or politi
ﬂy," I
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“’3’ Mug. "1 3 . ny, the
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mmul that ”Ice-P qlmntinnn shall-be taken
out of the hand. of politicians and submit-I
ted to them. They have the grentut inter!
est in the qumtionsnt inane. It. is them-i
nelvee, their familirs and their ‘pmpertyl
which are to suffer from national disrupticm.
civil wax- or anarchy. They Ire in dutyl
bound to spm]: : and. more than thin. they ;
have the power to xpcak. L'et. that power'
be mod for the salvation of this great Gov
ernment. and for the preocnntion of their
most sacred rights cud dearest interest...
They will thus ndvnnoo the onme of Liberty |
throughout, the world, and fsitlifnlly dim;
charge jlie duties they ow. theii' Cmtot md :
their fellow man. Until thit- lut attempt
has proved fruitlm we should not wholly
give over to despair. I
—~—-—-- - duo—~— '
Do the Republican: in Congress nape-l.
untthe Vimof their Constituents? 1
Memorial that memorial ha been ”I“:
to Congress for weeks put pnyingfor tlxe‘
pots-age of the Crittemlon raolutiom. with
a viow to restore [mace to the country. '
Meetings lune been held in every Sat”
and in almost every mmty.mdmhlgthnoe‘
remlutitfmn. Petitions hundreds of feet l
long. and signed by tens of thousand: of {
names, have poured in upon the mambo". .'
and some of our unudkﬁmblnd stats-i
men and citizen.- have been selected to en
ry them. Men high in oﬁee. both in until
out. of Congress. have plmded for the pu-'
age of these resolutions. Inﬂuentinl bod~
ien of men, ropranentipg the great lindms
trial and commercial imam of the coun
try, have united their Yokes to secure it.
Warnings have continued to come from pa
triotic mm “ﬁne South, State me: Sate
has receded, mrl other: are tpeedily to fa!-
low, because there appear: no disposition to
yield {a the dam-ads of ﬁght Ind justice.
But whit rﬂnct lave A“ than demon-(mm)!!!
of pnpnlu- sentiment upon the Rrprnulo
riws of the people? None whstcver. The-y
are utterly diyeyu'dNL and even treated
with oontem'pt. Petitions md enmtiea
are ‘in-mm away um“ {heir (indium.—
anth is wasted upon deaf and unwilling
03H. ' .
Thou- men are no Rrprem-kzh’mof the peo
ple. 0n (lu- «mfrm-y. they persistently op
pme the “-1-th of their constituents. It is
idle (0 charge that them petitinm for peace
and mm rom'ue come from Democrsts on:
Iy. They are the united cxpwinn of men
of all pin-(3os. many Republicans included.
—-I’u!r:'ol am! C 7113)".
" If civil, war follow: a formal to ndjmt
tho exi~ting difﬁvulﬁm on such a huill,
Elm Crittmxdcn (_‘umpromi.~o,] mrfu! rill
I/u- rulwaihliry gillum who rocct all compro—
n.Lsc."—.-Iv[unu Sumnd.
“Any Northern Senator or Representa
tive- wlm shall vote to .mnrl it [the Crittrn.
dun Compromise] out to distract and in<ult
our ﬁenplo. will he branded hy a retributive
mar m indelible m that which disﬁgured
the forehead ofC¢in."—Star.
@The editor of the Salami. in putting
in a kind word in favor of the Crincnden
Compromise. but erhoea xhe voice of nu
PEOPLE for a, fair and bloodless adjustment of
the (hﬂicultim which now so threateningly
hang over the country; whilst the Slur
echoes the sentiments of the Abolition'mt
(ireely. and the Abolitionism who follow his
lead in this quarter. .The Th‘bunr, by en
couraging strife and heartbumings betwoexi
the North nud Southﬂus done the true in—
terests of the whole country immenae dam
age. The Star spam no opportunity to
imitate its example. 'l5 this mane right?
—is it patriotic? X 0 3—THE I’EOPLE
say, .\‘o! X 0!
The Bloody Code.
The special advomtm of A bloody code to
subdue the South regal: amuingly the ide
of a slave. insurrection and A general mu
aacm of the whites at the South. History
furnishes a lesson which they seem to have
forgotten. England attempted, during the
Revolution, to do the same thing that Abo
litionists are trying to do now. She tam
pered with the shves md with the Indium
yet the thirteen Alive colonies. led by slave
holding gum-ls, wens not abmdmed' by
“the'God of Mel” because of tint fact.
Never 81' 80 [my Toms.
A Republican passed through, our Boa
‘ough g few days ago. He bud been on s
{cm of business throng!) hunter, York
and Cumbeﬂmd conﬁdes. and bad ﬁber-l
intercourse with the people. Be In 3' vio-
Vlent ecu-doubt. Ind expanded him-01E «a
be “ﬂatly uton'nhod Ind surprised to ﬁnd
no my varies in the country. If he chu-
Odd 1 thoseoppomd todvil was a forks,
“martini; found them hrgeiy in the 1'!»-
Uﬁyh donation—Wat M Jim
iii-p W ‘ - 9»
“huh to [lan J. Xma, In" for
l ‘ $9.193. c ’
l I
plish. Let the business turn of our North-j
em cities think of those (Mashhad. if they!
cannot prevent dimnion. let them pnvcnt
I war of sections. For it is as important to‘
Northern as to Southern interest: that the'
South should not be summﬂy invaded,
m 1 am :11. present .ynmn ol labor. by‘
which I“ the great staples of American com-i
Inc-rec are pmlumd, and by which it, in any-T
Mod to purchase the production: of North-f
em industry, should not be overthrown.
m BLUBTEREBS BNUBBED.
Minding to the almon- thmtn of tho A
bolition coercion section'of themnck Repub
lican IMI. the Allan)! Evening Journal, 3
Republican paper. who-e editor my be lup
poﬁed to know thou: well. quidly minds
them of their fondness for iron-d: rubel
man blown; ' ' ‘
“The cheapest wdtho thinned. kind of
pttrinﬁrm in that which coats naming. So.
too. with ant species of mumgr which. out
of dung”. “porn nnd banners. or the
Ruby of Abolition‘uu who have for no In»
ny years been teaching mu- nnd npine. (on
paper.) not one of them ever faced their en
emy. \th heroic John Bmwn. acting up
on the principles so many pmfmd, In! In
prison uniting execution, what Abolition»
nu went to his rescue!"
The 1.1-3;ng who div-mum mod elo
quently in favor of men-ion will keep their
precious bodies out of sight should bullets
pegin to ﬂy.
§ In thegcnn-ntion Ihicln framed the Con-
I-timtion of the United Staten. Alexander
‘ Hamilton Mid:
I “To coerce the Sum: is one of the mud.
’dest pmjm: that was over devised. A {nil
mro of compliance «m never be conﬁned to
'2l single State. This l-ein the case, can we
hummus it wise tq )mnrgn civil wnr? It
iwould be a nation at war with itself. Can
my Mable man he *0" (unpou‘d townrdn
’ a government which awaken war and cumgc
I the only means of mpponing itself—o gov
iemment ”I“ can exbt only by the sword?
3 Every such mu- must involve the innocent
faith theguilflv. 77451 ting/t mnfdemtian Humid
. I" 'zntto L. vn'rn/ ml; rn'h':(n a in!
3:11:51?“ Nrnmrlz."—}lllms Debates {3.11110
1 Fedemf'énnvominn, vol. 2. page ”.33. ‘
put—it in orilv necessary to b:- mihded ol“
the danger! of the predonl. “711M676! the”
future may have in store fm tho American
people—whethonmcenlmllmntinuawithin
our trailers. or our land be rent with fmter~l
nnl ntrit‘v—it now hemmw- tho mll‘llln and
imperative duty of the Democratic party]
the only true conservator of the Union, thei
(‘nnstitutinm and " the equality of the
States," to giro n frro exprmuit-n urnpininn‘i
upon tlm danger! whirl: thrnnten (‘nmtitn
tinnnl liberty mid nwnzu‘o tho tights of nll‘
tho StntM of thin (‘onl‘odc-rnt'y. Therefore.
in nrcnrdanre with tlir nnunimnm rvcom—
monrlntinn nftlm Ilmnm-mtic Stutu Exm‘uu
tivo ('nmmittoo. tho Doniocrnoy an‘rnn-‘yl-i
rnnin nro mrnmtly invited to send throo
drlegntw for each Smntnr. and thruc dula
ogutm for ﬁnch Roprmvntuliw. to lm clm—
'N‘ll in such mzmnor and at =1“. time 03‘
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effect the declaration of tlm Duke of “'9l- ‘ tlw proapnt (li-trm‘tml ﬂnl] dimlml atnto of
lingtnn to the lirithh I’urlimont at the time tho I‘vlltnlry. “tn “Nth-ﬁn thri‘utvnod Foo
he introduced the Catholic Emancipation “hm” vmlrnr‘n, and to m" m ”“01””‘mﬂin‘
hill Auconcominn wmtohommle the Duke ”.10 {“loth ““1”" on “ “A"? hfporpct
' _ ' ‘ titty." RV nrilvr of tho (‘nmrmttmn
resolved it almuld be mado fully and {What “'11.” u H. \\'£lslt.‘huirman.
so as to satizt'y all, and leave no mnkling lIARIISBL‘IC, February 1, 1861.
vertigo; behind. In propnning the bill in. '—
the Houu‘ of I’oorw. he used these momom-l ’
ble- words: “My Lnrth. iam one of thosei
who have probably pruned more of my life
in WA: than most mon. and principally. I
may say. in civil wgr, ton; and I must say
thii. that in could avoid. by any sacriﬁce
whatever. even one month of civil war in
the country to which I am utm‘hed. I
would sacriﬁce my life in order to do it."—
Tbere is wisdom and mnnul in those womb,
and their applicability to tho prownt condi
tion of this country is strikingly cvidunt.
Mr. Madiwn mid :
“The more he reﬂected on the mo of {me
the more he dnulitod the» practicability, um
justice. and the «ﬂicnvy of I! when applied
to people m//:'¢'li|':'(n/nlld no! induv/mx/ly. A
Union of Swan containing such an ingredi
ontseomod w‘provido for itsowndmtruction.
The use of form.- ngnnht 3 Same would lrx‘k
more like I declaration 09’ war." [lbelmtm
in {he Ft-dorul l'onvonnun. vol. 5. page 140.]
Mr. Randalph and M r. l’utterxnn in Wist
ing to frame the («institution proposed to
give the federal pnu-rmmnt pom-r to use
force agxin-t the States; it'wrw refused.
Humane, Jm. 3L-Gowmor Curtin
has appointed the following gentlemen as
Commissioner: to the conference of States
called by the Legislature of Virginia to as
semble in “'uhingtnn on Monday next:—
Wm. M. Meredith. Thoma White, James
Pollock. David Wilmot. Thomas E. Frank
lin, Andrew W. Loomis and William Mc-
Kennan. The three ﬁnk-nuned have m
cepted: the other four luvs not yet. been
heard from. All Rtpuwmm! ‘
The appointment of Wilmnt is generally
denounced by conservative men, including
many Republicans.
_Cuvzuxn, Jun. 3l.——The Governor of
Ohio In: appoimod the following gentle
men comm'mionm to Wuhington to con
fer with the oomminsionars from Virgini,
and they hue been conﬁrmed by the Ben
nte: Est-Governor Chase. Thos. Ewing. J.
C. -Wright. Wm. Greenback. V. 11. Horton.
Ruben Hitchcock, F. T. Backus.
nus-The Legislature of Bhodo luhnd bu
rope-dad the Paschal um 13m of am
Side. The "sober second thought” is a
work.
wwlzyvgmyau sum: Dyspepd-iu‘
brinf. but walla-in km to: .xhc‘nu!
mucus dine-s which that an M‘
liver. and in hot. the Uriah-pun. Un
til Dr. Green discount tho WM
Bitten. medial Mind «Man-lib
memwwmﬂﬁ din-nu <
. 'I H.” “(4
Y~ :N-
tomoon. ~
Ratlm'll. That, the reveal digtricts are
hereby «manly invited to aka, in the man
ner moot convenient and agreeable to them.
¥mn¥ﬂ and efﬁcient pennin- to main a
ull. uir and able remtation.
‘ .Rraohwi. That the Chm of this Com
‘mittae iuue. immodiwrly. I copy of thm
; resolution: to the Chairman of each County
[Committem ouch about mombor of mi:
Cotnmittee. and such other lk-mooratu as
inlay be thin oonveniontly Ind pmmptly
lmrhed: And that, to aid in and fecihtnte
~thia matter. much membcrot' thiaCommittee
furnish tthheix-men with the nemee end
, nddreem’df Danoem in this district.
-' The Committee then adjourned.
l ,_ . .... _W
DHOCBATIG STATE CONVENTION!
’ The Democratic State Executive Commit
(toc of Penniylvnnin. at a mmting held in
the city of Harrisburg. on the 30th ultimo.
nnnnirnouxly re‘olred to elir-it the views of
the Democracy of the- “old Keystone" in
rotorrnoo‘ tn the prey-tit. terrible erisiu of our
Nntinnnl nﬁidn. .
The failure of tho Republican party to
meet, in A proper spirit of mnominn and
onmpromiso. tho overturn- r‘nndc for the ad
jurtmont of our National diﬂioultios, ron~
den it noomnry that the united Downer»
éy of this (‘nmmnnwoalth khonltl take:
prompt. decided and energetic action in the ‘
promises. . . 1
We nro in tho midxt of a rerolntinn,‘
brought nhout by tho teaching! of an AntL‘
Constitutional part . a party mtinnnl in in]
aims and sectional in its principlos. Six of
our uiitrr mvoroign States hm'o nlmdy‘
withdrawn from the lerrnl I'ninn, and
nthohx throaton speedily to follow. The
Democratic party. over faithftil to the Con
“ “on tint t‘“ ’
slitutinn rind the: huts. seriously dopmlm
this (lelplorublo condition of our common
and be own! _country: Th 3 pfriljmw im
pending is ”I'6 natural malt of a departure
mm the true (‘nm-titutinmﬂ tlnctrinm gloati
fnntly maintained by the Democratiangan
'imtinu for the past sixty yours. and can nnly
be rammed bytho rseutnblishmont nttlmso
ancient and hmo—honnrod principies. It in
not mfrgsmry to road] the. storieknf the
l ,
nnocmnc COUNTY' comm
The members of the Dvmocrntio Commib
tee of Adam: munty nro rpquestvd to mwt
at Wu L's Hotel. in Gettysburg. UN SATUR—
DAY NEXT. (Fobrunry 91h.) M 1 o'clock,
P. BL, in order to mxro n reprmentution
of the munty in the Domm'mtic Mate Con
w-ntinn. who hold at Harrisburg on the 21-!
of February inst. A: the bu-inen to be
transacted will be of extraordinary impor
tanw, any member of the Committee is
urged to he yarn-ant.
JACOB BRINKERIIOFF, (Wu.
38"“:0 Committee. an appointed by the
last County Convention. is constituted a.- fol
lows: Guttyshurg. Jacob Brmkerhoﬂ‘. ILJ.
Smhlo; Cumberland. Jacob Lott; Stratum,
Theodore nghinlmugh; Freedom. M. Mo-
Fnddon; Lfﬁ‘cny, F. Mclntire; Hamilton
bnn. D. Sn der; Franklin. 15. Deardorﬂ';
Butler, M. ﬁncmns; Menullen. Joseph Wolf;
Tpone. John fickenrodo; Huntington, J.
B. Miller; Lntimorc, J. Hecht. Sn: Read
ing. Th'omﬂs N. Dicks; Ilnmilcon. John
Dellone;'Berwick born, Joseph Wolf; Ber
wick 21)., John Miller; Oxford. J. S. Gin;
Conowmo. Francis Crichton; Mountpleu—
Ant. .1}; mun; Union. Wm. Sell: Ger
many, 8. S. Bishop; Mountjoy.B. B. Miller.
Another &au Sada—The telegraph an
nounce: the secession of another sau—
Louisinn; 5“ same. no now out oftho
Uniou.vi:: South Ont-onus. Georgi, Florida,
Alsbung Hiuiuippi And Loni-inn. emba
cin; a. territory twice u lugs .- England
and Ire-had. In nfew dun. in .Ile
ty, we dull hue to did Tan- m the list.
Dmon, Jan. 29.-—A Inge naming dotti
sem ("or-bl. to moﬁhn of‘ho border
sme- wicket-em ed in the city ball
but "unﬁt: jaunt-3t w I all “015%.
mayor. haw-n pack u
dredn being-ml. «amt: unite-no.
The meeting-u adds—ed 13-min“
Democntio and Republican 1m—
”1360:..de Wu tho-d
-miaion of tau-Hm unth‘ of dam
30 minnu-uﬂtumwﬂh «ﬂaunt-hwy;
mvnﬂhutbulhofho. ~‘ ' ' .
f .' . .‘smzh .e 0 '..'~.. ;~
Womanmn
ho
onsuurdn week.nhmn“mb‘s9" , _Tf—J‘ ~ »-—--—.—~ ~.;~
emu-In.“ Ho’ynlplu'unt And Kim “ ' TMDENT.—Tbe train of
\gmbimtlfsfoagli'ilh. “X > ‘ ,’ an .. ”0Q thover-ln Get‘ynlmrg. on
"on“ “fol K ”... V_ ’ ‘ “awn.“ get wx‘th nvfngptful ac
\\ cider 39% J: Crass! limestone
'" ’ . ‘ = 'to milm this side of the
‘WI , _ g r, .
' ’ a}: 3' ﬁf‘. -‘- we Hutch leading into the
- \s': left open. which threw
, n. . ‘ . , 2 . ‘ -
V \
LEWII‘.
Via: '
mnel Wolf,
mob 1-: Miller.
Jourph J. Smith. And Bet. -- the train 03' the track. the locomotive—tho m" m‘md’ to hi" th’y‘ilfltllis
Samuel Shorb. George LIVK , u Hanover "-_going down iin embank ”5 hour or need: I" ’' I‘
Andrew Manhall. Fran: Pohlmnu. fl' ﬂ feet. and tu ‘ we?“ Tm,molm “Will be Wind. ex‘
John (linter. Joseph Arnu. to. our or re P ‘ ' "not; over on itii tendoninvitationtoallauchsumwwhuthen
John l-‘lcshmnn. Christion llemler, , lldt'y thus causing considerable injury sluvrholding 0' non~slaveholdin .u. Rte,
John Ricki-ode. John Kuhn. 'to the muchine. The pmwnger and other i "illll’s639'unite with etch other 53"“? ’"-
L‘upt. Thou. Brad}, .Peiﬂ Stallsmith. For: were not damaged. though all the ﬁling”? to W'ryffmmﬁ
' ‘ '”V Ii . eEn 'neerJlr. . - ”"3 . erpm "w i them“.
DJ". Smith,-l J). {a hwn’enoo,’ \ ‘ka Th}! 33:11.? nl E‘ “oﬁv “1d 1118 I touch wit.- originiilly formed, and consistent-
Jacob (imman. John Stool). . iremnn. l'- .. . Wt: a,““ml‘;_°‘g§l‘9¢ Fl With its prinripleu. routo {iﬂ'ord the peo
hoot! Limhrm‘. "Mh‘erffyitt. ~ '- lm W “Fri the frightful churac- P 0 0f the ulnreho‘kﬁng States ndequmc
Francis Smith, MichaelOverhuugh. Her 0! the accident is OOnSidered. They lfownggggggfor ”m. “9w”? 0’" their 14513,
John Lilly. £541.. then read the following “00d munt'ully by “‘9” posts—the former ' fourth dnv :{otiigx‘t‘u‘o‘nesa‘tg race}: of] e
remlntiona. accompanying the some with csmping with a badly hruiwd foot. and the. \Vuhingthn, Eimilnr cgmmiaégx; Oltyjof.
rrn"’! 'Pl’ml’f'“¢¢ rl.m“lrkﬂtcﬂe 7030' latter with a revere wrenching. Another “‘1 by Virginia. t 0 mn=ider. and «pm;
um it worn iiniuiimou- yof op . . 1 mo 've was soon a. . ble, agree upon Snmosort Ofad ment.
i.~W'r_im_um ...-n. ”W’iigiiéeg gait”: {mix-1 m WW; I content] hail this moiéi‘igi on the
all partiznn proJudices Ind practices. and rt~ u . .' . . . . not mad] “”8 .N“ “f Virginia "in! [ROM utinfnctidn .L
wlie it<clf into “committee of the whole" uni" midnight. _« Hr ”“0“ ml! not he, From the panthiatorv ofthatnnciontnndiﬁi
for the pfrcscrvatiorli or the Union. the resto- able in regime!“ Pb-‘t for seven! weeks. , nnwnod commonwealth. we have the mum.
ration o pom-o am pron writy. and the ex- - ’ .‘ ‘ . , “mu re thnt wh t h
notion of equal and emit. justioo. md fra- OLiTRAGh A.\"D FUBBI‘AR'I .—’l‘ho Mo- ; she l‘vi’i’ll-iwomnpliitl:. 1:113 «ﬁwiﬁkﬁn
teriinl intercouru) and {t‘llowrlllp to and Clmﬂlﬁtown (Nil. “"10" ﬁmll accounti 813.6. enlightened Ind persevering oﬂ'orts I.
from all gunners and ”cumin of our blood- of a hold robbery committed in that place i It if highly gratifying to know that other
1’0“!!!“ [‘m“"- , , on Sundnv evening week. The houm of Wm States 11"“ appointed WWW
2_ [Lao/171‘. That while we abstain from ' , era “meet. those of Vi ' ' ' '
- - - , Mr. Joni: Roman wan entered b , youth council.—
cnniinaung my party or rectum. in VIPW of . _ , yan un ,When memhled, they mil constitute in.
tho peril-i iliiit w l‘uirfullr beﬁet our beloved knOWn lndmdllll, through a back window, body entitl in an eminent degree to the
clnuiitry. hittinllhl‘ li'uum-e that lim e produced Iml übou: $l4 taken from B bureau drawer : mnﬁdenﬂ‘ $lllll9 country.
t ion). we co ini y unite in petitioning our ' 3 ii ‘ . . l The Peder A ‘tnhl ' " ' '
Legi-lntuie to tnlu‘ liroinp! and (lmidod “-1 A room can] edby Mm AM‘.BOUM “. Bh‘O resolvedf‘eratt ExiPori‘: Filtgmm him?
U . . .. Sister of Mr. Join Bonn. of this la ._ . m “‘t Ty,” lb
utopq tmsnrds viciiring the skirts of our _ .. _ P ""- herebv unpainted bv the concurrent Voh
Commonwealth. by revealing A“ law- that Mu“ R‘ entered from an ndJoming room M or each bfﬂlch 0f flit Gvnf‘ml Ammhlyu
may he found upon l(-l" statute hooks in the time, when she was Wped by the Mmmibsioner tnthc President ofthe United
ﬂmmt with In“. “M’gmh Chmggogf 0;". throat by the mndml' and struck on the Stan}... 8211] Judge John Robm‘teon is hi‘rehy
i terllf‘n, oi Imt may ten to im e t ie‘ '8 to Me ' ph'ke rota ' '
rocovvry of fugitives from service. on the head. He next. tore the apron from h". th); State glgouth Cnrollimxifluhllngt'h:
WW 0f on, brr'thl‘t'n of a“, South. l body. and draw it tightly around her neck, receding States that have receded, or shall
it. Ram/ml, That wo‘hmm’ly approve of sudden her in that condition. The thief secede, With imiTl‘Ctinm *0 rmiwctfully use
the llN‘lli-urol of compromise of the renew then made hi. “cape and 1,“ not been ‘ quest the Preiitli-nt 0f “'6 United Still”.
bio and the truly honorable Join J. Cum heurd afaince Ki!- R. has . , and the nuthhrities of such Stuteia'tq ngrm
‘ rnnn. of Kentucky. and respectfully bo— , ', . _ been ‘P"!’“ to abstain, ndingthe proceedings cotiteiu;
: reach our monilwru in Congress to exert ‘ critical condition ever iunce. Thi- il the {hated by Lil: action oftliis (ii-neml Assem
their cndmvon to the utmoat in their fourth time themhouw has been robbed I)". from My and an arts calculiited to.
|iipeellv adoption. before the .cntiro South during Ihe winter. ' . . {guinea a collision of arms between tho
I shall hm o abandoned the Union in durum. . —-— _-___ ' I (68 and the government of the United
. 4. Badml. That the active and patriotic‘ 8"" the House, at Harrisburg, on the States."
leoursn of the lion. WI. Biouu. in the U. 2.“). ult.. My. My“, presented a petition However strong may be thy (limits in on.
S. Senate. it entitled to the mtitude of all from citizem of Adams count ' f ter into Midi an agreement. Igm ('nnvinccil
:Uriion-lnviniz men. of whatever rhnde of lfll la . .)' or the “3‘ that Ido not [WSW the power, Coup-ens,
'WU or motion—imil that the cooperative pen 0 a we conﬂicting With the Compro- 'nnd Congress slam. iidnt‘th'o war-makinw
“and mncilintorydismition recently "in“ mm- Acts of Congress, [NLSSOd in 1850. POW", Pall excrcile thetlircretiori Magoo
1 ed by his colleague. lion. BIIDY CAIIIONO ' and laws of this State conﬂicting with "m ‘0 abstain from "’3' “d all “MM“;
‘ cam: for him thenpplimtion of the familiar the laws of other Slut , ll - ted ‘0 PMUN 3' 901155303 afﬁrm between ’
sud helutil'ul proverb that mm. “A frinod . . . 9’“ ‘ ’o' Penn?“s this and nny other government. It would .
tin sic/din a ﬂit-u! M~al"—-ond‘the hearty from “mm” of *3 county for the re- therefore he ii iii-urination fortho )Ixectitim
“nagging” mung. (u ,pcal of the “passed on the 14th day of to ntteuiptt to rmtrnintheir hands by an
6. mi. tin our turn wane. A ri1,1859, for the rotectio "13mm?" .5015? tam #9110: which
“31m“WMﬁth our fellow dﬁwm‘ 's’“: u the Miami)“ t ltlhOf game, m 1|“ hm no Mggndlwlinrolﬂ ff '
I) endeavor ulwnys to duly estimate and as o e county or If h" '3O ""1“” Mi ﬂwl'imiﬂll“ -
‘prmtioo the noble sentiments. thMu-e Illa” Adams. _..“- ‘__‘___ dam which he would ho forced to 082
y“know no North. no 3mm. m, East. no. GO TO MIXXIGH'SI—IIa m. ed though in conﬂict withhin agreement. '7'
. wag." but. uwe [tam now and {men-p," I “£B9 “Ich Mme ,I! . Under existing circumstances my [moot
I G. Raolml; That won-o nppnu'd to the .' ~ ‘ ntiot‘ W Mtunl’powqriis qonﬁned within,n row
coercionof my Southern State or States by mm" some o“th refill} t‘ltlt‘ndwln Prices limits.- -Ibia my (“‘6' “‘JYWM “Erna
the General Government. a it would only 10". to'ﬂﬂmtﬂnqn His atock ofOonl'eo- and protect “19 fedcul PW"! Width” 1 ‘
'render the prohhility of an ndjnaotmmt tionsis'hirg ' an kermhnmtdaily adding “Whnlﬁ9l”.”’.‘n‘ tilllmtyhuprm’i,
i more uncertain. W! would h“ “'0 means ol‘ to it by selections of the most olioi t he cnhle. and “Ronny to employ the comma.
.hringing upon or civil war. bloodshed. and l l . l . . _‘' 0° 0 “my“ mama to proteat tlmproperty aftlio
the ultimute ruin of both sections of the n" mt '° cities. And then h" 598““ too, United Rtatn. “"1 (OO'P'M' “‘9 public
'coultry. 3 " can‘t be beat." the riu-ii‘ty comhining nl. peace of this the seat the federal govern:
. 7. Remit-«l. Tint we duly gym-into the most all broads. Give Em..- oall. You merit. lt'the ”Mingﬂmlé‘ “1"“: from :
critic-l wd “now“!- Pavilion 0' ”19 ""- will ﬁnd lu'mattentire Anilucom odut' “."Y “"‘l a" "t” “”0““th *0 PM“ a wi
cnhle Preaident of the Unitod Staten. dur- and hi' ‘ -r.. - ~ n_ui » “‘3’ IMO" 0f arms. "“71“” dungerno “'"dgo
in; than trying smm "“3“” we 100* up- the“. ronmuhlou Imible. . gihe deprticati:l Will no lionizer exist. 10-
M thedenunciatiom hurl a hut him onl ' ‘ ° V i h A ‘ ""9 N“ no ”PM” “be?” *‘ "i“
the part of either side of thﬁnmmendingl ] ”$6121: JllxﬁLﬁ-JXXGLE—On 89h". of tho miniinirtruiion fronitho' “a?“gng'y
portion. with lieu-trait mrrmv and ”1"... (uy “'9O "‘0 ud quite a full of mom the But 'Wllllﬂt I can enter into no engaged
3_ Run/ml. 11"“ we miwtfully request deepest. of the season, making excellent "WM “‘10" “I“ ""‘t ”25""va cordinllvmnﬁ.
the publication ofﬂine prone-dinin- andre- Ileig‘liing for xerox-u] (luvs. and mnm’ a mend t‘l Congress.‘ th much conﬁdante
solves in the three Wm“! this county. .~ mer .1 . h 'd _ ' ' that it will meetlheirnpprohntton.tonhetiun
. ryseig newnshmlhythoyoungf .. l lltlt l
The meetinz m then .01de nt some full“. ""31” ‘ 112* nny “w 0:19“ :1“ 0 ”SE" a
length hy Dr. D. S. I'm-r 2: and 11. JSI-Jnu. ' 0..”. dolei- and th hti 1 ll: {I at NO? 0 grgs‘trn ’33 $811.00; ml”;
Dr. Peﬁ’er int l the followinw.‘ W' h h . rnup ieie ‘tcon emf ate "y“ 90010110 e eneru _
which "as do tmdm." out 'a diuentiucw' it tis music oftlie bell». :Awmh v ofVirfnnu: Jam one oftlioug
mm P ~ ~ one: foil". m. enjoyed inmates sloigh- who sl.“qu ‘ my; {melkewule
erlml. That we orient-ii um mmtfrioml- "‘B' “1"“ "WWW“U“ “f I“ “"0" "W {iiilieTiii fieﬁntmete the iJISiOAImSF‘ih’;
lv feeling! to .ghe people of the Southern trnnsactcd on Willie“ and ang‘ﬂerﬂ' States on name terms inst and honorable ta
Staci-kind nre not‘inicnlsi'hlo of. “to. ir‘mnyl 1y done on u “sliding mile." 4 all sections of the country.
rouge servo rn oi opal-n-z ieir 0m 3'“ -, , . t , ; ~--- 1 e ' ' ofV' ' '
instit'u'ionu hi]- the pooplr‘ of our section of m": drnmng 9’ promiunui 0‘ the hel im‘itlglt’ih‘rfl :xjnflzgldor 1:531:03:
the Linon. and that \to pledge our honor Cmmopohtnn Art Association has been ofnccoiiiiilhliingthisinestimnblehencﬁt.
to do all In our IK’WN- hr \flml 31ml rlml‘ pootponeduntil the lBtl|oprril next. Hr. Gloriommawwﬂlo 1130111956»,th PM
to mtnrc unto them their Just rights. that H. 0.0 m: M the pa“ "thee will receive histor)‘. mch‘ an achievementdioﬂi‘l’n rn-lu- ,
we shall petition our Logitxlatnrc tn n-nmre ‘5 ‘ ‘ ' . . » ' ition to her own fame and the welfare Of that
All lnws on our statue books which mnﬂict m . .1113!“ up (9 that nine. -. 1 whole country, would gum tht-m'nll. -. €-
witlitthe Contvititiition ofttho Blllll‘d Stutmif ”4v. hm been shown aitgunﬁmi . 3.9".“ BUCHANAN.
nni oprwo or! pcrnn ting le tntrnre - "' - - ‘ -—‘"“"" "‘ T“
on bu<illoss through our State with their "we" ”'3'” Wgﬁénwm M ”‘9 9"“, The Republican Party Wanting 3 Gnar- '
pmpﬂty. of the Umtutﬂtnps {lld Canada.certifyingt ' ‘ dint. '.~ ‘ '
The meeting then adjourned. to tho luperior excellence Of Dr. Axel-'1; According in "1“ Republican thﬂﬂ'y. ”Hit
-- --- _. Compound-Extinct of Willa and .0 plart)‘ lie govt-r t'n blanite for anything ‘ll‘t-11l
UNION 3mg conm. Ithe ulna of all his remedies in articles of £32,“;3iurufgn'ﬁr par m are ‘0 “m 0".
The I'ninn Riﬂe Company w organized 8"" WM” utility. Such evidence from. Thus when they passed the. two yours
nt Mam“ Rock, on Saturday ﬁfth. h'v llri- ' such high warren been us out trimpgzntly nmendmen: t 3 the Bliluf‘ifnohuse‘tts Conietti‘tlu
‘ ' 2i l ' ' . ' '‘. tion I in.- a o vtei ('l mom. i was no it? 0
Fin-d 0 lnspeotor m‘ﬁ‘ Aft" drill. the n- (to positton we hate 10.”; nuun Pal Ropulilicnns'whri «lid it, hut the Democratic
(ompany ulJourned to their Mmory, It J. ’ "“1 w [.O Duct. Ayerl prepantmna. minority that didn't vote them darn.
E. Smith's. and unanimously adopted the or more ptﬂlcuhrly our Idvcrtuement 0‘“ “'hen they passed the Pemnnl Liberty
following rmoiuﬁom: 'them. K 0 publishers need he more oppos- bins, Ilig‘i didn't. do it. but it was all the -
Whi‘roiu. wo. citizcus of Adrian countv. ”‘1 than we "9 mime P'T‘multmtion of fm:°fl(l°‘.“lc:'"lunsmd"dozeu Democrats
l’:i.. liiin- thi< do formed curl-vire- into'u uscke in nu ' shu twe knew when “n t.” ‘9’” n are. .
Mllllllr) Volunteir Cum any. to he known q ry 3. pe, b‘.‘ :\\ hen they_eli~ctod}fr. Lincoln toirinu- _
.. , , , , l n _ _we hoanhat his remedieuwere show any th .. QLi o,ﬂ ct.” ¢mm
it! the l nion RJﬁO Comiuuw. we think". - - . glimte . 9 Il'ﬂjpl't‘.” °9 l l 1
due ‘s‘ numb,” and the {mine we have summon of deception—that they were ' not their fault. but ofthe Demo‘hrury who .
.‘llliuitt‘tl. to declare the follouing regain-_ab‘mt the host it is Imihlc to produce for qunrrclletl and divided betwwn'Breéklil-i
timid, viz: the cure of diseue. and tliut they have the "a“? “"d Douala-I “I"! h: ‘36le F" col ‘ .
1‘ {Tam/"(”1 Th“ “1'- '“ Union men. “Dd conﬁdonce of all oommunitim where thev '“hcn the 30"”! icon I r'gtnm ‘n' ii!
in a Ynion Volunteer Company. are a. “u . . liixword. that he meanta tie. ten: ion ’
times willing and rmdv to st ind in bold are known. .\ot alone because the Mayor‘i b 0 ”‘59 or ‘l‘".‘s and bag“ 3° secede ‘0 g 9! ,
mm “ﬂue défmce of 11:8 same agnimt all of the whole country believe them useful out ortlie Fl‘t‘llollﬂl rnle whioh denied they: .
foreign m““‘“"’"’." powers. to their lieoplo, hut because wo know from 03”“ Ugh.” ‘" (#0 :lt‘nlloriifﬂ, ‘l’e pruh - - '
2- ”'"r’lw‘l‘ That we will stand by tlw ex ~rience that thov are onto our: do we hm!“ ”WNW! tm! 1‘1"” a wrung 0:1):
(‘onititiition ofthe Fniteil States, ‘0 59" 3‘3 hhlizzve weare rentlerin"suihrtuntinl‘wrvico l')\‘ll)0(‘l‘ntrl and I won men citing‘
. . ‘ . r ' South know wlmt the Black Re uhhuun
ipqiiiriiiieiits rind full intvntii carnal out to ourn‘aili-riinninkingtheirvlrtnes known ' 1d ' h\' th’
wlienevcr cullod upon. __ ' were will)!" “m omg nti 0‘ or ' " - "
, to them. (on/i". Prim-don. liy. } .u . wl en the other (1“ the Re [.ll.
4. Jinn/Nd. Thut we shall ever he ready _ __ ._ .... m.“ 3' .‘ y F“
' ~ “” cane in the hennte voted down Mr. Canal:-
to ﬁght for and .\lllntl by the right: and in- The Pusey", Congress ‘ . ‘ h 1“ ‘
temlr of our lii-loved State. (Pump-ﬁning.) , ' (1.0" s amendment reetormgdt 0 W"
4.‘li’r.mln~il. That ileretion nud l‘orhmr- line. 1")”‘1‘11‘ .theyuknew. :f".°{’tl€&.d;hwﬂllg
once sliiill ho uniongtzit.~ and unit we will EMF 1.1:} )?;T,rglritl(;rss;!sryul:nl;‘dr ’3 by
never be guided or disturjmd by political
inﬂuence. ht. it come from (here it may.
5. Ran/Nd, Thu while we are-willing to
moriﬁcp our lives and our fortunes for the
Union of the States. we will be the but to
take up arms nixist any sister New. to
coerce them, ﬁlm they also deprived of
any of their corutitutionnl rights ml so
long as their property it not virtually pro—
touted.
Hr. Ilium/n Reporfrd to be in Farm q/a (‘nmv
promise—Ad'mim'on Ql' Kunau.—\VASHL\'OTON,
Jan.2B.—l hear from adistinguished source,
orposed to tbefkmocmtit arly. lhnt Mr.
meoln hu :igniﬂed to his ﬁionds here his
desire that they: slnll st once compromise
the lane: growing out of the slavery agita
tion. upon A'buin which will be mmfactory
ﬁtbegoouaervptliye Elememg: the bordflr
a weddes, um w ic rpetu .
He will hold no man u , l 1 ﬁgnd who
sund- out longer mt ,uliuatment, md
Republican Scnmn' Ind Re renentntire
who deaire the mecca: of his Mfmjniuntion
it is boggld will yield to his wiahu.
The can “copied tom] the Sons“
unendment to the bill admitting Kama
into the Union. Thus the ultimate deci
sion of the Supreme Court of the. United
Buta- will bow the (woman ofthe
right of. Ten-i ' Leaf-Mute to lbolilh
ulnar-y. .
P. S.-—-It is dguicd ﬁn!- Hr. Lincoln h
apt—ed himulfiuhm of oonprmiaa.
_..—4v.-.-‘-~———-
m y mun—ond A 9%, al
N". Oriana—3lm Bonn, JimgA-lAt ten
ﬁrm “if: 11-53; 2331?:
t. um , l '
1111de team of ﬁn Shay " m~
gunned to be - canons: Ye-jllsnnyv
mmmmuwwmu
ENG?!“ 1- .
. In Manama»; m
maths-sedan The '2:
W and and
We} 'ﬁowﬁm'EM’m
oral Otento.
).
The Republican momtcra hnvc mullo pn
triotism give way to partimnship. Thcy
we tlw dthger-they can't «hut tlwir eyed
to it: but no it in a IN-mocrntiu and not a
Republican ndmini-tmtion that hml to
grapple with it. thcy hm c mt tht-msclves
down quietly at their der-k! and rmolvcd to
let the storm How on. Having browul diu
union and political and ﬁnnncinl min by
electing Lincoln. their wiuh now is to have
civil war break out (luring‘Vr. Buchanan's
ndministrn ' n. no that they may impose
upon the (I&de vote-N who gave them the
Victory hut. fall. the fall-(- story that the
Democrats Ire responsible for the deplora—
ble condition of public uﬁ'nirs. Let not our
people be deceived by them. It in ('on
ﬁrm that. holds the dostinim of the I'nion
in its handn. and the nppmmm of the Demo
cmtic party have n majority in Congress‘—
If. therefore, (‘ongn-na yhnll fail hermﬂn‘.
u it has so ﬂu- tailed. (odounythingto save
the country from destruction. the flu]: and
(hegenmibiﬁwvill mt entirclywith our
pgponenu. ' Ana thcyshan be held to it.—
” 5 I S] ...
Very Signiﬁcant. -
On one ofthe iron doors 0! the prison
ill-d there is In aid campdgn hindbm
ended " Wide Anka Rally—Good Timm
gags.” Well. upmtmmy 3N! waiting
13 one promised times which were
hmdhtely to 733 m ﬂushes of the
Memmmeing' the election of 01d }
.Abe.‘ tofi who ﬁ,mfoﬂﬁom the 511;;
W burg. tn ewfoetfrom_ 1
18'! iron door,- vofod‘nd the proli
gong! ﬁmdl. may mindmhtcdu va
t! be“ they ﬁshnot exchmﬁe lsbor §
Ex- bmd. me! the ﬁlms-”house u‘ire u the
5m mun. On' everyiﬂde we see-handful \
Intuition ofthae' prmnlsed good’ﬁméS-- :
A handful workman are thrawnant crew:
man. And my, night the all: ofwe
p‘lﬂ ﬁnddvﬁth' ng'le-quiied_mﬂ;
chop; ‘ "m "m _empoyman
”ﬂaw? :19”- :2:
‘ our c will: Iy.
:5 mm m the cbiidtgi‘ at:
W ‘ r MN," $0 ' ‘ . 0
mm 'Ergmmch' '_ ‘ timid
’ . .‘ﬂilﬁfglm I ”:7:
W. n m ‘3 “1.35:“. ‘Li 5""
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liﬁaiimdwb .. “3‘s!-
5 m of Nations“ m
ham. 0! V intuit 9n the‘ luv:
“‘5 in view’ l peucél‘hl so“! 9*! the
eat-ting rations which now“ W 01!!!
Union. y were dalivaedib‘l-‘xm!
Thurndly, tﬁEﬁaiﬁtﬁn, by lax—Mm
T 'len] , ' . igniﬁ bolo
re’d‘retﬁgfmept ingtlle 319 m ﬁfﬁswy
dofmt m . r. .smdents \ Anise by
ﬂux vnms nf Mpubncnn Senna" 'u Mu?
ﬁlly a scheme of eight Southern Senna-1.1
who widnlrvw and refused to vote. and that
h-t tho pom- unfortunue Repul Hana has
n mujnn‘ty. and thereby gm. Maryland in'
ﬁn'nr of necmsion. ‘ '
That mun! be the sort of treason which ‘
Judge Smalley describes in his nova} charge
at New York, giving Aid to the ermn‘y!—- ,
Alas for the poor Republicans! 'l'hqufht
to be under guardianship ofa stout mn' 9y,
{unby their own confessions, whenever may
haveiheir own wny they go wrong !—Bo¢lan
Post. '
Prnnqﬂram'an: Apﬁfm’t‘n'g QV‘ vfonmﬂoﬂ.
—n.-ading. m. Jan. 23.45 sauce or one;’
hundred guns was ﬁred here to—dsy in lion
or of Rhode Island’s reped of‘h‘er ‘ new I
u] liberty bill. Our citizemdrefubat m; ‘
or this ﬁrst tender of the “olive branch
of canoiliation 20 the South, as a harbinger .
of ramming we. .
Pam-mix“. B. I.,geanioﬁl.-Z;Tbe Gavel;
nor as Lppoiﬁed t owing “W. ',
airmen to Wubington: Chief Justxce
Amen. Alexander Duncan, (397. ll '3,
Geo. 11. quwne md 83mm? g 3. Amofip
i" ,_ . ="_—'_ ‘
g ”Rev. Dr, Knmg, of Phﬂldeiphis: i ‘
i was unavoidablypmented fwm doliijering
his IcetureinthoGechhl-modmmh
last week. Rev. Dr. Stun, of Maven-burg.
will deliver ﬁne pgxt Lecture on “16$ or A
‘Feb'rﬂﬂ'yu Amhnmmumq bolmk- ,
0d lot. 1. . ' '-' ‘
.- Notice. ‘. ‘ ,ﬁ"; -_.
Aqua!“ NONFORT’S ESTATE.—
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