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pa,*zasLm, PA.
WEDSEBDAY,' APRIL 7, 1858
LICOORIPTQN
,D EFS ATE D.
the - Intin4 .- , the Kansas - bill;
as it passed the Satiate, Wan token up in , t h e
•
The hill was read. 'and Mr. •Siddings, .of
• Vhin. objected in a second reading.
Under the 'rule the . iriestioti, • recurred.
• " PlinlLthe hill be rejected ?"
Mr. Stephens demi - id - a - file'yeicei - in - d - iiTiy..
The vote Waken, npd stood-yen. 90.
• sinfi 187.
The hill 'pie then read n second time.
• . Mr. itlelitgionery. of Pent SYlvithiii. then Of
'. feredllie Crittenden viilimitytte, no Hmende
bpthe anti-Lecomptori Democratic C.•nteretice,
, Mr. 'blotitgoniery mid, he had no remit kn'to,
-make The euhstitute wiin it. best . inter im. -
' ter:' ile•bnitttrnielied copie s to the titymbrrii.
..'and was randy, te.supply the P.
Me. Otliinislll i•tdistitate. which 'is
the abut. Re the Senn ti; hill, with th'e otiod.inn
' of the tit chiriii4y.•elidi.e.' lint tie people have
the right at all tithe. to alter or amend their
Ct : natitution, in nuolo pninuer - its they think
- proper.'etc
- 'Mr. Uniiiplirey Marshall whiled . to amend.
'the original 'Senate hill Ity ettikitg out Site
• cope 'Cisme ,loopii.ed to tie vniitied in Mr.
• Quitninn's .
Mr. :tiepin:tie retitsed to yield. the , flew' far
•
that putptire, nud demanded
• queetion,• . •-
- Mr: Morehall. wonted-Mr Stepheyes _refusal.
• to he burnt in mind turd entered on the ri cord
. . • quveititit wan thin on Mr (titittinin't.
--
-- eytheitute; •, ••• • •
~ It woe negiitieed-yen. 72, nays 160. .
. .
.The.question tbeii teamed on Mr. Mont
goniery's but attar., end it. was adopted—
yeiis 120. nays 112, •
The •encement was greeted with much
applause from those in, the-genth tnen's gallery
The bill all now go hitch to the Semite: if
they concur, it vends the whole matter back,
to the people of Kansas.
The first section of rite. Crittenden's
tuie as amended by the !louse is as follows:
“S..k.c'etorr That the Star of Kunsan I.
and is beseby intrultirti lilts the D tau
eqa lbobiting with bite boigittel :Staten m fib
rest -ens nteterer I int inasmuch
,as it is
tally bliaptited whether tl e oanolundou
/flared -at 'Li eibtron stn tie Tilt day of NII
vetober tpet. at.d:to w imtuoinp I I fide C. tigress.
was taith made ar exurteseethe with or the
• • ret:ple 67 1{111..0111.. thio.ntlinoorion of ht's boot the
Union ex Nfittite.,ishere (belated to be topan
• tide fundranrniel to till, r. pacedent.nnteely :
. That the tettith oohed dont nal Monument .41m11.
• liii - first bin , edited to n cote of the vi nide of
Konsoelood orreh'ed to by then( or a mei, tit)
of the 'airs lit 1111 els (lii b . to be hefil for the
• papist. : 11P POPII ee tooth assint (built lie
pivpti,pl,ll.llU . l)• 11111 . 11P•ho.11n 11• (he • :Petah:lfni
. o r the Utdied he eitall,seouttudoe 'the
same by ttachimatitn, nod there tier, end
-without any 'further plea-edit the port
tileoegtere, theadmiesion of the PM& Stine
of Khnepo.lloo.llll. Uairn ou iii quul rioting
will the original glide& in eta ha l
er, Plll.ll he c. nil lete and nbsolute- At the
said itietioti 1110 . V1.111.g shell be by bath t. and
by indorsing on his ballot, am - te 2. o voter may
--plense r Abitr_the-coretitution.'2._ur .••••• Readmit ;
the . eoilditutien,” Should the sold constit(l-
•tlott be vjectal at the bad election, by a too
- jorfty voies.beieg cart opplost it, then, mid
-in that re* tit. the naltsbitonts ofpaid - I'm itoty,
ate hereby militarized and empower. d to tam
for tharaelvra a et netitution anti Susie g(iv,
eruntent by the time abbe Slide of "{ a u r ae;
aeradieg to the filet el cruatitution. in d' to
that Ind' may' it Cl litleglileb to N - C1•11VC1111011
- as 104 basin r I t oridtd.
Seot.on ireletes to the - State's yorisdictien.
and slain'. 8 iti el e mallet of c.! tin. to p the
pliant ins' authorized by the Ist eeciion. ThP
pr'rwirs nod dutieb of the hist court nth n ate
_then dt6ited : • •
liVha it arartabd the eon'. mina shall first
(feta mine, by e-vote, %Vet) tr it is the it.eh of
the hromwed State' to tie admitted into the
Union ..t that One: and ii so. shall morrld
to Titan a le netitution, randtake -• meersory
slips 11. r 140,1614 M un lit' a State go.rrn
melt itt . ri . v.lmis) with the tetietol
s uhpet to the appreval atd intifiration
of the people of the ptoposed State. Anil die
sahlyonicaian el-rt I. of:Clld.tigly i "lll(iPlitt tar
iteTsyrtnirstion to the awe (4-- the pee pie tot
. 1 vap-thl nt lljid IP!' : and it the majotity
aid. a atilt Le pl”ti for
firmed nit nioiessiil. the Q. vets. r 61 air Tel
ritrry.elOill, within IW4 II 3 11143 k, HIRT the to
9 .eult is khan. notify the enit ut ot tl e
Steil rof iLr estop. Aid II t 1111111.11 the
Yre•i.)rnt 1141111 /1111.1 mice ae same
moduli, end thirielor, 14111 WIIIPIPIA 111.3 1 . 19.•
the, ,p et edit px %Init.-v.l it. ti r 1141 co C.
preps, VW 111 1 11111•Pilili of the xnid Slittl• if Knu•
61+8 iitto.the Ut.into opbu•sn quel fnitil j vi ills
St6tex in till teliiete %Lefever,
ellen tit ei mph. to Dud Or; lute." •
It_is 81,48 peotilleii, I.y im•ttidment, dint the
• retutor of the estistituiiiintil nitetiuu shell
midi• not lIP tin Govt rice ulonr , ut 10
of ei niniirsieners, n m. j , .ti•y 1., it lion. cm. art
•• Thy , truinining acttnut• relate to the public
Untie jit tLe Territory, mid viirieue ruiner Dials
tees. . • ,
The eilhetioutelhus =ended, lorne•adopted
find pas4,l by the votes or 92 republicans, 22
demoei lied 0 Anwrioaes.
lu : the Semite On Friday. after some, tutiaa
portent 1 usittess. the Eames Lill, hB amended
Is) 'the Brune; wan token up. •
The' amendments were Teed, when .Mr
'Gret n, 'of Marritri, without fur, Far rsih,wi..
tion,.reid he wittild'rul.mit hir motion to dies
grey. to tte tillret of the Iterate.
• Speeches were male II Seamans Bigler.
Dougtar atii vugh.
No. other Senator veivltittg to vpepk, 1111
' 'Greetitr,,totiots WO. fit to a vote, and wit;
agreed_ to—yeas 32, sw! .23; °ohm quently
• tit. gi tise ; atite,tudtneette / Were Iliregtred to.
Yue vote watt as. follows:
Yrae— Meavre Aden. Bayard, • Betty - min.
8iqa,141.. r .- Bright. Brown, Clay. Enna..
'Fmk 'Fitzpatrick. GI ern.- win„ ..11tintmatidt
H o mpic - 0, - fittittee, tvei'son.-Jt•nea, Jahnson. tf
ittkahrev• - J• 11118011, of Tettnearee:
Mil 10.7. 'Macon,' Pearce. ,Polk,. Ptigh.Vdstati
no. S ulellc Titompron.- of -Ky., Thump - tam, .of
N. .1,„ Wright. Wee.— 82 . • • "7
Nave—Meerrs.. Bell. Broderick; Cameron,
ChanillertSlark. Cofittruer crittentlett, Dann,
Doolttile. 410. qt. Fesett mien. Ktot; Fort - . r,
Mlle. Hamlin. Ilarlt•n. niiitc-Reword. Situ.
owt, Stu rt.-.Truuthull, Wade. WPattn.-23.
Alowitt=,Mew•rv. Davis, , DUI kee,
Henderson D i ehl. Sumner and Titanths. , •
[Tile Senate wall artys'ile4 during the dip.;
ouraiou'orr wit, not
mirk:excitement on the ettuounCetuent of the
EEEkTEV4pT IVE FIRE
Weicern , :irom•the.llurrieborj papers, itutt
dretruouive.fire occurred In that bormiglifen
Tueedey.ldght of limit !ell!. The Tele.era)//i
.8e38:: ' • -•-• • '
The-fine.nriginnted in w email Tense stdhle,
belninttim to AriGovron's Hotel, on the corner
of Second and 01I.81nut ffiteeeto, entbwith•encit
eaphi4 'did' the flemeadtptemb thot three Raj_
oiniow-buildinge; beloOditithol 14e.erme Jaime
end ftly,rem,-,lorere eneeippid before the 'firemen
could brtngtheir,etro eto play 'Phan. them
From ifieett,.eeverndfri.wintildingefn the Teri!
took fire; and Moen ihedietinin ioniMeni
cottrdoto lbePreebilet lan Church'," eit' 'Second
etrettriliti.s . edifioe . could .htive been :Milled;
bud Grp impoTtti!o:
ciency, olio the °winkle oikly of onr bpd fleet took.
fire. liore' Ciliien fiufet;:nMi a.
etreamtemild. not Ltenth , that dieittitt, "
=
tii• de t vr:l o 4,,i? wpo rimo 4 7 Ike roof eyd rppgle
-7:-beietederreiriveleprilin9l - elieet - afinferi - eO4,
. as' the 'iliterrieit fire fitolintril 'WO of the
• • eupereitewifilillingly greed eight was p'rexentrik
Yet •APPeillOCto sway a,beett who witutesed
Theeoilc 'en'ineiniikery. and
° spetehrlll4leiekiii i iiiiiiiild-tetiie4leceuee4 which
will be' thaately
was erebleVeti . letir
tome h'eli.lido isti4ltlelo'he hoped that, tu'r
piPeteeivi eiFieliipeNtoeptei'he•yfeeed
• ..feholtefeeetirftv;•dhir That Oitiargri p'uideheieef.
The tti* l eeA;ioeili ifierfdthiieolsvl .04e1 ;
kali ifiltiiriFillskilhiktinA
..• .7 - BANSAN
.AGITATIOk.
We odmoititt ,to our waders ihe following
Article from the Nora: Ame man of Dlonday:
`!.lt hue been Avorito'ohnrtie the.. to 1 7"
voontee cif 'the lecotiquinn 'constitution the' the
0 14 1, 4 1 01,1te of that iOstronnent waited to em
barinpa,lts puesnge .thtough Bongrese, onto
defeat it nitnuethe4 foritid purpose 'of
linning the !Canons end ntiti,Aniery sgtttitiorl
But time nod circumstnnoce have titnnge , ll the
hnot to the oßlei.fout. A proviso, Po.* 'adtejt
ling tinsne jinn O; Union under the Lpcomp.
ton constitution, lion pissed the !louse by n
Tote of the opposition: but 'with n wise firtiPilit.
ttie 1, pr puee~~in bstionee 11 , T
Senator front
outlet' hack te:iiie people of
- the territory Bet
• has been defected it. the Senate by the
• Very pertiestately an solicitous to put an end
r y ; itflitestionwhich kettpa,up- seetionol strife,
' and pleye into the hands' of Soitihern todicale
and dissmionists, or Northern obolitilinhitg;_
Who now are thepgrt;en pridonging strife end
viisconi between different sections of the con
try? And whet mist be - thought of the pro
fession Inteiy , nitride by the Lecemptonites? And
What of their desire for pencesio often expren--
ed.Xlien they Plus prolong the coulee of
iiiy
cord h. Fortunmely it la not.in their power to
disturb the country much - linger.. If the Sen.
th its resolution to rifScr. the' hilt
as peseed by the House, why that measure
will fall bitween the two bodies A new eon
epeedily!c. nte_up :from-Asnans..
.and the long disputed territory will
,happily
come lent 'the Union no a.. free State. It t will
be' impossible, to prevent such n consumine.
tine, et even seriously Act obstruct
from present appenrenies this is the course
that affairs ore likely to take. It deem not
'now Deem prohnble !lint either the Senate or
the House of fierreeetaintivre can be brought'
to consent to anything substs4itintly different
'from whet they beveelready.ectecl - on, port.:
to plevenethe L - tteempttin constitution from
being utterly defeated, • '
Well may every lover of his eonntry, the
friends of nee institutiens.end the believers in
populer: government. colfigretiente'tlie - meelves
'on lhie result. It ph, vas that notwitheterofino .
'the fotce of r arty discipline, the power of
local neilerctiennl 1114, &aeons. the tempinti. ns
of petnenal-intereat and r the j atron
rp of the federal got - element openly' nod
onset orulottely .t0p103.61, end nll dint niime
lees it fluer ce which en adteinlstretion . %weep.
sillily wields from its position. nnil which, in
.the prevent inslnnce, - ltati 1 iron exerted totl4
- utmost exienti-it show Ont. notwithstanding
nll this..en Attachment to what is jest end
tight, etill exists among our ptill'e n en, and
prerndernies in - the tintionel eenneilit: Ne
eotifese:bovri vet; that n Brent want • of ibis .
att. ihmeht hoe let n displeird by but too
ninny nit nit ere of C. egreo , s The purposed
inieteet_an_section-heve-ted-the-greed-ouni..
icy i f the reprtsentativep from thy South' to
-nectifice-il.nt-in- their !mit to; de); - 14 - nnw tri Fe'
tight to y/31_44)1 evpidieney, or, as
-they trot
it, political neceetity. A desire to keep right.
_with_t_tt part.V7.... to. be n sir night nut-out
demt cont—or en Arresistaltle appetite Tor the .
hooves dietributed by Ike executive hand, led
Teeny democrats from the North in gO for 'Le
corepton *nitrifies, theirAtisvn conseltice It is
redly deplorable Met tinder such prompiings,
Mal' on the most shallow pretextoc.e..
Ito's' shit uld have Let n moisten d itd.oll
greet vrt vg. But sn it 61 . .10 this fact may .
well Isar it . people in the refute to 1.. k more
els et 1 , 3 - into the t Lenten r end queldicatietis of
of their tipreseniativre,
Hod the Ltptiopti n ci mt . ninon mow('
Cc ngrt es the denier/111 , ring it titterer of the net
on our politico sod public men would bete
been fearful naked. It would have teen pat.
cur to every m e ti at the meet tot Mime petite
to preleiment. That the moot lithjuitous
menruten. prosecuted with energy, ntiPht run
(wed: and the( any instrument, tin mutter bow'
ttworili, might he used to-forwatd an ran..
jtratifinble trod mirchievone , end. Hence the
hot t nonce of tie teltdie int , lied in the foil.
ure to tiling Kenyan into the Union tattler
Constitution notorionely direr; loved of by the
iitliabitantec, Tne which they boll no voice in
Ironing, end on which ihty travel' bed the
(pp. minify of exl terricp their ot ink The
el jemionr urPed to the Let i tot toil con-tine
ton itself eve light. when ctrl tired w ith tha.e
exieiing ',veinal the eircumaninces 'airmen&
fog it, orratunder which it came into exhtettee.
And it it hind been approved by Congrettaolien
that body would ' tally have set its rani of
opprobation on ell the deetle of vfolence and
flood of which the Leromplon echeme,wes the
moduct. The country bee teen Filmed thin
liumilistion. The way it now opened to tpsiel
--fotally-the 7 Kansas -coritrovernyhy . , -feir—and
honest means. If any obstacle PltiPtP, it will
be found in the action of :hose if 110 have hith
Irmo been 'so ready to clam/a., the men who op
potted the adoption of a fradulent instrument
with purponely prolonging egitation on e (men
then 'molting slavery, in mder_ to profit by it
pereumillY. l Let UP, by ail memo+, bete a
11.1111)0 nettlinant of the Knunaa di& till
Nut by the pensage of the lecompiets conali•
tution, for that would only have made nett. vt
*a thousand times wo'Cae, end renewed aphelion
to the rimpe moat to t,e dretralet, but . by de. -
fretting Lecomptod,. getting it out of the way
althmtlier, anti then nhowitig the people_ Of
. 11C/111/011, to from such , fundamental lase' ai
they may desire.
.tkilWrov, Hoax --A Sheffield (England) pa.
per contains the following': aungular stir
ettne-bloce Imi:opened at.our untott,hot, en *
For some misconduct, the rroioter , Inul—put
boy, for punishment, into the tleod'h"our. At
ih'.S time there' wee n corpse- in the den&
ward' in a coffin. 'The boy -took the o..rpse
out ~(thb ooffinoiremerd•it in hie.ftwunlothee,
og o inat the well, nod then got
into the cc tbn lay_down, otoLeottred .. )kinplif
ove r. In the course 1.1 . It Clint t tittle, the in
tee come. looked in at the door, mid sow, no'
he thought. a sulky lid .standing ageing th e
•wall. • , Now,' eity the . rnonter, •dq you wont
any popper?' TiTere — wairatiFtinew/W7The
queetion wee repented, with the came result.
The boy looked out ham' ills ce.lkti and said.
' If Ite.woo't , have any. Thei moster
fed in terror, and received such a shook that
it Mould he has titian died•from the effecits."
•
CHANGE Or TLC e. 8 Aue" UNIVORDS'•The
, Sect etniy of ,War latOif;tted has order to. a'
chaege die Uniform Chile 'army. Mae
tine tle.cr bee the-ebonite:
• pied+ new worn ie , eupplanteti, by s hlt
hot With brit? 8} inches wale, end 'crown 61
inches blab; henna' with ribbed milk fur 'ant..
atoinot the rim 'for
men The iiiihntitlie Tor iceuero oifieera are
AN faill;syrk, 001.1 opril, itithccorn ilatpitherole
the hrinl'of the limit 1°46) ' ,Up on the ',mitt.
"feeticed will. ten - iogle attached to
, —the Witte. or ilia hat, Ibree Week:ostrich•,teothers
' 'the heft aide,
"itehl.himtwohderwl wreath in
froht,tith'hhieic,ltihretgroutei, inciro!ini iha
V. 8, 41 09 `Eiighelhohoraoters,,
othir Cht.etfittetione offieerentat foi.,ttee ,
Aofiatta theentarn
14: 'inch, distinctive - , gentl,e pr,,olaea
The. oheinkorsile.O e x tend. to the potthth dee'ead
Aim"it"ia
, Copfloe4 to'
lot,io.or.d:lll,;_,Offii , o, of
tuttd for' itOol
• e,' o. " •
1
163 61/
*49 nB
died on taw
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For the
:Tut'3JlA o* Tuff. STATE CANALS.
few yearn we have witnessed oar -
riiption arid hrilirry in those entrusted with: ,
legii.lati6tv in Congress and elsewhere, - anal
wholeintle pillagelty treasurers 'of e a mpanies'
and officers of p,!ia. been just ' , horn
that the Positnaster who.negatialed the Our:.
ohase.ef_therdte_oftlta.old_B of. Pennavt.
clinic no' the part of the Coned States,received
.denrear of twenty-three thieusand_ dollars,
front the late Preeident of the Pennsylvania
13 ink. The Press ore the sentinels to watch
those in atitharitioliail sonndAlletinctly the
-alterm,-when 2 , her witiass any-departure-fans
• rectitude and propriV*l and the people might
Artcall to neouunt. dg. 'militia servants-4ml.
forevt;r. *exclude from office. such milli-grace
themselves nod their country. ' A lavish, mi.l
useless expentliture'uf the public inoneys,taken
from the people by taxation. is another elin! - -
noteristic of the times. Congress has spent
seven !militate oftioll.trii - letweettra injpuhe
lisping hooks amtvot:4lonisepies their salary
in advance. It appeois :ilea that's variity tif
ntmcles hate been furnished members fur their
wives ai :the exprtise, l 'and the excuse
i- that they purchased them nut of. the allow-.
once for nevrepapers, &c. '
Our Legislative have alto voted themselves
trio hundred `dollars each he 3 nod the solorY •
previously fixed, and are paying routine to on .
unnecessary nutnher of doer-k.eepei 8 na:pages
Which lice nothing but sinecures to favor par
tieular intfividuals. A hill huts recently passed
the iiiiver House for, the tiale of the Camas and
tonalining public works, which 1188 81,1111' locus
poen& about it, deserving of scrutiny sitar itt
vvidigation by their caitalittients. We find
the following chimes futile report of Mr Jolo3
K. Calhoun Mit.l 11. e rent of the Committee:.
The hill provide.. that the C
'souk• coven taillioae in bowie.. bearing - niereet
at.the.rate of five 'per centime 'l.er annum. to
ha tte4up-d by mot timer
,of all their pt. petty
xml purcharem—*3.soo 000 . f which ate to he
given to th. , State itil.nynietit of the imeeliane
money..aull the tveithie to he. cleva.ited with
the State Treaseter, to he eurtetalerell to the
Company by convent of the Porerner, oft eer
fait. umillipone explaine.yu ti-ethi.l" . •
.•And if the tnelitis of .the Company
are be PlifflC!llt will. tar $3 600.0c0
of -reserved botale to CoMpleto" it.: Ili , to• 100010
are to le burn nderell the. Cowpony from
tame to' time to pay for the wor k i.e the tonic
propretTa; and to gutted miainet may prom.-
'4. re Cr imju r oper Witte of bottle by which the
Mt Wally. to tiic State thight 'he inTait
Governor. ia *repealed to 'endorse on the bolds
before they ate eon:. ndety.l„,over lute own alg
a...ore. the. or.ht ittord by oillhorstyyf lam"
and no bond except the $3,500,000 owned hy
the Stowers-6 tie i-ntitlett to the atrocity of
the moitmege with o ut that en.loreemeni"
Ellglith I,f , all this inlayer is;-thattrbe-timethelbrmrriiere-iiirooveretl--noW
don
the-State-ierto-selbell-the (311111i . 111,11111prOperty IN.eutertnined. that be fired the building either
of the State to the Sunbury and Erie Eillrand accidental], 0„4.y design.
nallions five hundrid thou_ firemen feel, thrtneelves under many
sand dollars,. of._fice per CPllit bands of _that • obligations. to Mrs. 8. E tylingiird nlimre kind
'dompany, nod That the 'State witlinut nor nes* and btorpintliiy *Arced her to reptile
consitieration-Whati-verie_to-tintlorre-tiontlier--ct.ffee and oiltel tefreelintents,...for their beue
hatch of the Ilitilroad bonds to the additional fit; otter the fire
amount' - of Orie and a half thilliohs,witb• the
worth. " isrued by timber ity of law-"
there is.att3 menning it' thin eunning Ile
t be either to &cave titirOot•ets
alit oath with_ the blew_ 11'1.1_11116 , nre Nand i
guaranteed by qt . tifitinte;_er, th
enrre
nit of to - bind theSA t ete, then there tegi f l a j 4 .re.
in diteet taci , ot the le.te I;Unrtinationitt 'prn.•
about ,to ISTILVE Tnis STATE IN A
AMY DEBT (4 , :MELEE -BULLIOAS AND A BALT.
rilbui.l ashy iquivuletit ur cobsidontwn %but-
MU
By adroit moringement; theSpeoher ruled
Mr Conse'n stneiolii i mnt out otot der, 111.11 lIIUN
re!uoed par mile open Ili ,CI of
the tt muining lath le voila, Ire tpo). , rity
voting 'down .erety I re! own n to titnend the.
hill. Mr. Editor, de give os the :mules of
theta Who rot II fir this Iniquitoue bell ; and
let the ofic ihro; to account lie thus
attempting not only to give :wily the .reninin
log oMM...without n lair gl en only, hut to in
yoke the &ate inn tow It ht.
D.d the Con mint e redly think the eluding
Laud pm chats meening in tritiCla Aide Plan is
pr. tented could gilll nud dtceite their con
stituents? .• To guard eg dtt.i any' rvemoture
• teen° of the bontia,' "t&0.,.&e. What !tee
the State to do with tiny halide cut those it
receives for the Catiolaaold I • .Whitt ore seven
atillimts ol,bfintle to he issued for, and dellfereq:
to -the State Ti raiturer, when. the State is to
'votive but three millions and a hall
' this Committee exploit' this 'matter to the
people. We went to know the teal unsure of
Slit? scheme, mid not to hove a - hill entleetruo•
Tive to the interests of the State reseed unaer
a glifte. Let us hove plain, open and Millard
dealtug
THE METHODIST CONFEHENCE —Doting the
the eation of air Philo,lelphin conference, of
Diet,m, the introduction of the slavery gore
cecoviobetl vome excitement,. 110 n little
oletrp Ittn.oting nniong, the menthere. .
Charge,' were ',referred agninst the Rev. J.
D..1. , ,ng for writingmnd publi-lAng a book' in
which, it woe. oille . Oed he hid done Atiustice
to the mittietry and • members of the ohm ob,•
in Moll loud find Delaware, 'but they 'were nut
eller' Mini& by the tonterence. During the
dircu•sicin on ktiljeci, the' Rev. J. LI
rill, ores , and stated dint he won'the owner of
a alai° who iritae into hie pciession Bogie four
yesre ago,he hunt ototedsonie rinoe that he
could convince the most ultra Abolitionist that
hilitiilding or this lfq 7 ,16 Eqtre.th!l,-
It eiroli ot .'. Not dint be &add' conviece - sgeb
that it woo jtiotifilqp. , Their4 (wan) was,*
drunkard; end the freeing nf.hi,u j old injure
the nnti•sliitieryciptie.-' lie would bike manures
irthe Confer encein rirtlereil,'' to ma .omit Min d
though he bplieved fiesiiion was
best for the slave and the cause.
Rev. W. Cooper. Presiding Elder of South
• i • .1 hie 1 iotilot it' reoinied 1 elither Wei
benevolence, hut es the bolding of a elute by
e travelling prettelar wee contrary to thecitil 7‘
Aline; it 'requirittgthe lantaneipatiou of every
slave held by a travelling' pr‘eneher. that if he
did neitletthe elms go, the cruference . rooll
feel itself obliged to let him go I-.
Her, Mr. Merrill Jutting nfluntrd
. .prtpotitely,
to Mr. Long no n mnn .of , Mr. Long
Spited that hr•wcultt Other hp p
itirito great biro- 7 11nm a pan nf a ip„ousno,
14Vor
Ur
Aholition!pt.:, "".;:
Ilpdgeng snit]. the ,brotlttr; kik
. .arontot.
kiteso!r:em,..Willit . ig Titter to. bee !jinn
gr A natititetrAtutit.a-tho sand .Ittle:oneie.:.-4f. Luke :
ldra olu. melte . se grfec:,• rove silt
suppetsolo wopM NipiJA;ray. up.liki:
Ire 1 ILa.ttsttter,]: ,
sod UP .n cotton AlOtOr;
oiy!" (I,eugbiet..l‘ The joke oliungetk .bendir
nuddettlY• .:
7 -Tlit k Ritypent
Oiiteral i3..veritLerl t7 ll , r .
.•1 1 1nfP 4 1144 Ptth!i!
.
etafio
Wteir,Wir Liao 'Awe sitArinti.;,
town tutif.l.toyitig ]Mutters.
ineteorologital:Orgisorr far the 'Week
fish, 1.1438.
1 ;imp,
Tueatirty
, 00
.
Wedueoday
151'00
Thursday
II 00
10l 00
OM
162 00
SAunlay
Sunday
56'00'
siputlit - y
0000'
eeyy 156 111_11 , ,--I 16
Menu
. ,
* :le &gyve (11.1ent In the nilovt• tilth , ter
le the daily evelegivir three ol•t•IValinloP.
.Tllll6 - 11.1118T OMAPRIL
Thimetlay woe Ohiewliful day; and Home
who were obliged' to change
, toeMtions, had
nothing to 'complain t finregard : io the wenth:.
er. Evert wheretenyle weyeeeen carrying
. blink cie of otteenewtore; . , end • other domestic
utensils while,wigggK'etirte, and wheethnr
tirrascere...l4 s tt.tlettnieition in the removal of
fferititihir: - A IM:ge . itstrither gere in from the
country attending to the tranafer 414 property
although. operot inutrot _thin nii_were_n ot_es_
hinge an fornierly; tirriitg to the iightnem, in
the nittnerAsnerkstir-Still no doubt a good deal
of Money ghtingell
• I
As usual, on all - fools day r " there woe. I
considerable eport among the 3 totituMmte, ain
nothing "April rod's," of eneh other, here tut
el-ehern. lu the cities a-number of the
were victimized, Ito, we thiok, the ..rioltmt
eel'," occurred at Wadtington, ,when tie
nl tt istration wmi feared on the teem!' pion
Coned 'lli inn. . The Detengrats • were PO badly
fooled: that they will hetveinnilcati4 to re
member Or that of April. • . ,
FIRE.-o!) . sliturday night last a fire
occur:v.llomm liner miler fr. m town, ptrahe
T , lll4lo'l4.ept jag rood The both of mv:
Iloorei.iiiter - deftroyell tort tier with three
and n quentity t f rot n. wheat
and finbler. the Pe 1 , 011 M. aht of Spo
41; which these it most probably no inenronee.
The flip hrt;ke ouratoiit 11 o'ch etc . awl the
light woo clietinetiy,seen in . town. The Citm-
Verhttiti Fire — benipnny, with. n zeal whi, h
knows no fatigue; in the line 'of their tint);
after tineiteneive run of more than three mitre
attired on. th . estrt4tniiin lime to sore the houee
and ennuEof the out bniltlinge; which .were in
inoinent danger. - As n'etrouge Gerthnn was
feen.in the neighborhood of The horn. nhnnt
Ttilni
•
--E N,G F.B . 7in t
evening 1;1.1. wm• given up to- the traler4nds,
who tht:it Invoito rieneeiti 01l 1 . 1.110
and (Ayr the Old t Mute, in
gencral-trial orthefire:appaealtutr.
t The J.ll i t av tPipire of the 9isre
G_uMrtitt. point: for ttrll4 the .
reln•ive power fur C'un.berJanel
, lEttglitep. Il6dle 4 etr : gues-witilied will, but from
• ille - posititn w 0 oclritried. we think the Union
Lirew a euretent, I feet . higher luau the
Cumbrrlond; 'bowrin r, be rirrum thrown
by the'CuteLrilandl , larger thou ilml thrown
by flee Union. it winlth lruhobly areoutit fur
the differreiee in altitude. Bole mimed's'
are i goiul e and are iilwaja ready
fur t)uq• wl.en tie Omni ie. given.
WiriTtyrnen !—I lie Scirillif• Ameri
can EitroiShen t'n tic.li. at rrceii • tor -tookioli
t latewash lor tonere sad the outside id build
inge, and as thus is the beast a. wilt a hunters
end others hesio elsan up tor the au r,
we advice theM to use it.
t• Take halt . is 1.b4. - i of fresh-horned white
lime. and sleek it•eitlar uith.hot of cold. wa
ler in a . mutt or, hostel., 1% tbotousitly
.hacked, dissolve, 41 the a tiler r. qtat ed to thin
the lime , man quarts of coutto.o s t ilt, sat it
'thetotighly, tit ti..it ix thin reedy for 'use' to
put out va.9l a brush "
If you to woke oketrtim.euior. odd n
little ochre. Itr uelog th j a wnehfor the kite
rior of bullet' you ;putt Omit the ' Belt, ee it
tendo to
APRIL COORT.-.. Ou 1110taley nest the 12th
lost. the April te,m , , , f the court p 1 Common
Nees, (outlet Sessions ,ft• o:, for CutoJellorol
county still ootimrnee its this borough. Ire
I.elieve theteoi ill best !urge enir.unt I f bit •i
-max to be tio.poeed of
~jty the 'way,' . we hope
oar cum try filetulto whetun he called to lotto
will visit t•Ur.ionbum, etitkolletti ue.ao much
"material aid," us possible.
OUR Niiw 1:11011 CONSTADLE --AVo
orr•ethul to }44 : //111t cur hvw 11 ult. gooliuldr,
111...j0r Jacob. lirr.z, it rert..tioiUp Uie duties
with ;in tu t *Hy Nhdc:ftioicoey6u.youtt
The Mojur tilh inhky u ieeolaue n:ul Ttgiloot
offiorr.'nuulthtritigiiyi bum of 'clhoe, rowdy
igua In intcOolough beat a dieootiut.
Dlon 3R On S j .turdny;
ulorithog4l; otd, Armstrong Iklobiti. , of lids
boroulib,,thrwurded biPhilodelphiu 27 bend of
the !built fattert•' meets ewer 'ritisetl In
Cuutherl,4l;eounty. Theeo Arent Rgre
. fed
by the Col. hinittelf,on his form Mijoitdng the
borough,oud, ns Oui`y were in prime order:, •
'our only entree hi,. that they were not renew red
fur the Cattlele4'morillt. •'
....11EC11131T8.—A detuebnfent;of fifty re,
ornite ;he rnenuit9.. regithenn!,,",fitri: , ed Al"
the Car 61e thirrnekf, , frota: the 4.6erent re•
eruiiing,.eteilene,' on 8001114. "The' number
o r t h e men' , atihe pimyenw, iheluding4he tier
=anent into!". ibusi fivi hunch '
Pilommolc—Ainong the recent pro
molten tu the Natl.lte fire •ttratifie.l to , see
ottrlownem,o Andrew J.. 5100nriney,
to be a Lieutenant framed'« tenter February*
/808,
lIIM
C==Zl
1 .190 4 :11 1 ka Yfalpiefl - tri•
oring ept i ebyph . tetiet 404 elpthieff store tt. the
rimni flivniqlylwesipir4 , Ai 41
P U re toliesol,t)X.Mkiit,Nabhl.4lolAppft ,
t_0 . 49 !hp • ;
, , . .•
r troop .
IsS•Xlisb
19 'h nP , tui 4.000.
• ditotivo varlsnts?is,;.l
' , pt+4'44o4llooo . 'Pili:'tioir•h44o:ilie I
w,ll , ll',lllli,thipd;i hp ,'14:1:41.1 . 0,1 skid' 'orkiesliii,l'.
bi II Is 4.1,i5ip.4 1 .N force
. 4 4 7 1 .. - ,19 1. 90i, -1 1,0,P H 10#,Ar*J 1 ):.:1w ,- . l. *Wir .
1441 . 111 i Piny . 81ftitti .
• lorci, ist.ll4 , t , TOor
drug uri 11..0 kiijai4kr olio slitumegii
1 110'0. 0 0 ANtirMl1 5
,V;ir.,.'fiTit:
- .
isIOTVIRA:s. •
OR TUE SCENERY QV A TOUR.
!R. ,EDUIVIC:-
The hitt • tine 'that, we, NO gnitipse 1:4
fine nrulijtecture wits ,tOitleated
the 'wimp niists .fit• morning, while. the cars
!bait-bore us "welit:thutiqerinic
Plinking the eartlt'betteUiViheir t ieULl—:hutses
of xteel-nod olourio!, , of wind, -r
Another dny- bright, Was"the'sky above,
nnd.of olMmequotteoe Cright was nil beneath; '
Rohl that bilge black tibiae of man went
emokini. and "snaking" us along the Sinque• '
hanna. Green were. the inters, Seen With
the shitit !tillOf GinUTaltoreern stnt.-arbts
gated,green of every kite , both visible nntl_
viaible;.—frotn-the-pnlemt7yellwerin - t be-deepest
feiewns thii*Teen orate waters ; . ,ntol then they
re og broken by islands, wand-oovered.. fan .
tootle; each nn 44 islet bait inland nen." on
great ins the breadth of the wnterg. In 'one'
prone the Waters were brokenhyJaggel rooks,
mid 'here, rolled and roared in
,alt its glory
" Ilothwielett roaring strand": bet In place of
old ;min seen, pletnresque garter. nn
their woody wily. n stony path, worn end wild.
All, down the steep's. where wound our course,
t ne . evetittg min showered its iohlen"light . :titl
in our view it gifted the - spires of ilte •4 Monti 7
ttuwal C ty." ond.evriligitt chi...m.l the .ceite..
s illaylliright and bentitittal . ngoln broke over
dhe world t' said the master-of the lunge
glint had drown us yesterdny—'.•go.'.‘
enbl he. ' , eluting in, the ditto - dint) of the nit
heaved-It sigh - thnt
shonk iron' frtimeL-sntoke and fire ittoted .
from Ms imptrito, out with a fleniening eel! nI
etvenuth a tremor ton throutolt 'nil 111 ,
train that shook the firm earth—then amt.
the 04h . ..ring epee.' for n roce'with the light . -
ninp: whose guiding wire+ ran side by ride
alone the piney a n d barrel,' wn.te.
'• D • you , know." snit on old Dioyene., "..to
you know why the Turkish flip now II mitt
over Willard's lintel ".- I' If you an not,"_ he
soustinnea ! '" let, me tell you—the:Yorkist; A.l
- I in .toppincithere, Ana they count item:l4i
nn honor that they fling the !Turkish 'nines to
the Itre'ete. ,Now, yniing man. why didn't'you
try to he great I—such honor lien . mialtt. he.
Oven yon -4erhapa you mean to try..-well.
you may tryitt vain. for I tell you that' thia
human grentneea depend+ upon onntinieneiee:
which ore very (roil thitip to depend upon."
Elmer left' him an 111.4 . w4y In ef;f.
whom heoffirmetl ." might be seen Wonyotie
, - hod the spunk to col! and eny they must see
ME
(Nee me n few cents for n ri¢lit■ lieleing."
fetid n poor Irishomn, 'stand'ng on the pave
;_snent directly nt the rntrnnce to the President's
House, ..• And do you think," lie continued.
!` that 1 could ttet tiny_ help ,from_. Yon house
there ?-rcould.you tell n Vane follow any On
cent way he could come to the.tunn 2" That
man is the 'President of the -United .BtOteo.
poor' an. - Your votr and that of your f e llow
that • tmeition.and. yet:N.4'-
41pm of the,people tnn he is. I really am nt n
hoc' to ct you- how yen -Jung ntopronCh to
''receive any needd Ititninetui from him: he
nily-have,a-hindllenrt.-hut .therenre_con.een
• clonal horde's between—for even in this.
n iepublican nation, ektrrno a fluty meet but
luny not ussileinte. On thi.integi is the Pt Psi
tit:nt;on-rlint.the 'poorest-of the poor, anti hot .
a step between:—that one is on the giddy
: siumeit of Mir elite] "Lose lowest.. rettatnt
:Cruelietr.t Ids - one-itt. the 'dust,' Tutu on,_o_
• wfteel of human greatness, verily sail tilde!
-,-the poor 'may not thin op in this wet.d,• but
they may in !harm! •
At the first meeting of the National Cenr3n••
Lion of Artists in the Smithsonian inelitute.
IpcunnstiT. PEALE. the ienersble Artist of 80
yens.. of age, end the only ono lisiUg wh o
painted Illiollitigton Iron life, gave us a highly
instructive mid interesting letuis on the P . . re
trolls Wedtingun, illusirsted . in u laird
non tier by psintiligS.
tesiotA . _, to the beginning of the leti
titre, oflicions Congre.tuttin pre.ent
—i•robahly some vanity on . , pait
that beta use he was sent to Congress lie
.)
must know it great •drill—molt up o n himself
the responsibility of suggesting with regard tit
how the guts lighr should strike the picture
before the tuntience. Mr. Fettle followed his
suggestion.. which were all wrung, nod the .
Imilled Congressman Miami that Mr. Penh•
knew m re clout it picture thou be dbl. This
chommitance only served to show bow little
our public men sometimes know of the works
of it liniment owl taste.
An artist in our oaventien remarked that,
nn n people, the Americatm - were ighoran IN
I egairod the Sae arta I thierro.l that it would
he the desire of. the artist that 41 nhnuld Le
otherwt-e—then it occurred to me that. ifute
would have the people endiithietted w tlo tie
respects, it bee..Me Mot as well as ever) at gist
to do eomething in the way of lectures nii.l
!asinine to Itelp - the people, housed of shutting
themselves up us must ul them do in [lair sou
dios, where they scarcely II everti..tiw the people to
enter, or even the breeze of 'leaven; then Ker.-
hap. the peoi le might choose Wader at en Units
the you allu teal to'ultuve -nod elevate' Art ac
cording to that artist's doeitc. '
Hot to return to the leciurA:
,sett he Wo l ti — tiot fund of Making crittchone,7
and added that a true atittet would mho ink in'
eilonco'from the hitter husk, leaving into rig
- innittrurs uts , l-incompelent coutwincuris -^ i ---
• Nniauleuti On loot sting orate death of Vittehing
ten, ;aid, 6 , The great Light of the world has
gone out!" So tee felt -on visiting 4 31uun1
Vernon. The rotted plunk walks—the falling
oUrniee'of . the plow town, to nay nothing of the
'tiegleitted old oue,the ohatterod fences—the
.ruiated Mansion itself— its sunken trine—like
'Queened hoards eiteWering to the witoirzetrag
'gling, negruee John A. Wasliftigtuu anal
Mount Vernon manes! • •
Soil, in that •grand old Hall. fancy could
dear the tread of the mighty Washingtv, and
'ee his tn:l form enter the e zy - draiting-room
to enteituin hie guests—nod then. titif,:lai 'we
-see he: its the picturetk MARTHA WASHINCITOM
graced and Cheered the presenue; How ent
.blenattio is the Attie of 'peace 'on the vane id
;lemon Vernon : 0, thou home and grave
of. Washington, may Amerio en fair daughtere
be able to give ye peace!
la ,vivid contract to the above was the levee
of the i:seuing-ce we left Ina cult rain' the
gloom MO limeihutilatttl 'abode of the that nod
great-President for the moonlit night, and the
glittetlng bells of the hew andlicrone. • Here . :
tie.we ' fiom the 'tilt! , to' the . blue
itioin froth -dint •io Ike 'on.
thirough the riot ropML—anil:loiti efiriceti r.
',.oOunding 'with tuu_ila =with iiniety and fonibiun
• of binr ofillount . Vernon in biO'lOnoV roitili
•TilnOto• :Wo were , nivenye find' in inn:ll44- 2 mA'
becoune like kind. old Preiidcnt ,
hitni.l4 ludg of blui
. .olkod nor 'Of Vonnoylviinin • but notiksni'-if
gouts-Of :tiOrnity - wife tiolillog
• tm4s'of uw'nei daep "tumor:
.., ; 3•,llluralt 80, 1868,
F lB O AT • 011j411141Diliti•—, ..flya:•popurreo er
Bbosio,'.ll4 o,loo3l#3),:lo3Apusto
,
p!:;#ll.olari, ,
*SUMO .;
.
HILL.
• „We ahstrSat or thOnp
prOOris as it r000lvt•d tho knot option
,
of the Logirtsture. ,
NOV erred pulyltlng' an abetinet
the foprap d rta k tionlBlll. k b till suult dale tbrit.
pbatald rad..lvo-tile final 'Won or th e Legisla-
Tfin tallowilig.i p . 'notruntaryat,int.pro.
riAtitia flat from
atbiolt.dt avia•nra Oat tEtt ttpprapriation
- Up heady a tiallbottleyadliandlio*e-f0rA857,7---
Pablio printing and binding, 430,000
Di4ribming. •
_. 700 .
Ilditatrat Legislative ExprwaditiflBs7, '4:193
Leninottive rxiodnwa for 1858, - 125,603
Cork hire and einiting.euvezpeueve -of .
v..rious tleraiteience, ' 41,002
1 - 100
'Aajeteef 0,110611 . i_ . 8110.
tat ttry-0..n..ra1, 8 01)11
Gaaratneed Iniert4d; 18,517
Intereardin Siete Debt..
President rind Associate Judges,
J fail ge t , or Supreme
Pen.ioni nu i (Inanities,
.'•
tr Inman &Minds,
lY ites 11111 i -
Experivs,
lleisr 11114 -Dit.tib
50h0..1 rir I,b, iiu Children,
s.eq!e
Superititetoletit of Public Printing,
Sloe I.lllr..rhiti*, - - • . -' - ---
&HA:. for bhrory, •
le gi.hitive Record, - •
Pubfo.drottn'l•. ' .
Mli•ce:loi t Enpensee, • • .
S.urve.yof-Getp•ral, • ,
Au liiur-fienrrol, ~._. .
Dlotty Seerrtory . .
SPtirettsry Qf the ammonwealth,
131,verloor.• . . '' 7,$
Ptloo4l...nin. Inatitute f.,r tt a Bfitiv.l, 22 101
We.trin Y 10v.51 1 / 1 00,1 llospit4l,. 7,0 0
0 0 It.. 10!0. . 0111)
Pill ill r p
Poing rat E % siert% Politetoiltry; _ • .15 1511
..f 60111(11)
C. ix,inuer, 6 080
.. - .
OtAlin...r.s Ropairk ~I C , nrcd., ' 226 SOO
1/ dn.n , y•lt.p..in. ,iffer Dec 1 1858,.11111,1311)
C. Dectors,'Weiglonnt , teni, $40., 20,06 d
I. ck Iteeper. , , 23,1610
11 , emill and Fl..c Fund,• . 50.006
5f,,,, Ilincuo.cc. .
..
Nnrlln rn fnr Filen 9eim Children, 6 OW
Evils pity in L .gisintore, 28.1199
EVI , PI II . 1 ': 898
ostiiuituCii to dischne gad oorketets,
IMIE
Important Law
The Act of the 19th of April. 1848, - which
wunln - force and lorterne.court
ties:only. commonly called the Sheriff's Inter
pleader net, has recently been extentleokto the
tiltole sloth, by on net of the Legiel2ture: It
is almost per.batim n copy, of the British Situ e
1 raid 2 Will. W. C . - 69. 6. and the courts of
prac-
II•re under it. This' itone of the . most limper
tent and solutnry lows posell by the present
legis'othre. It applies in all •cnnes where exe
cution in issued ngainet,.ond a leyy is mole
of property. no the property of A. hilt which
is o'ninted be II in %Melt come B. ptvee notice
-to the-Sheriff that ..the property..dOes_not
1.111'2 to A. but flint helicons to him. B.
Whoteupon the Sheriff noire for n, ride frtim
the Court, wheiice the , execution,..wns i.ruted,
10-oullthef•-re-snid-Court_thr , m . .rty,inguing.th
prow sstintltile immy nmking the oleim, that
Sold polies nutty try the title in the : property
Bud that the Court . ntny decide to whom it be
n touch speedier and.nore sat
isfsetory ttiny.nud lem htmardous mid expen
sive to bath the Sheriff lind the ponies. time
the uht method of• allowing tbr,Bireiiff.to Pen
nnd;then "prosecute hint fur trelinss. • Demo
,
mt.
A FAT 3011.—OAT renders ore aware no
doubt-that Puma .time nos% .the U. S. Glieertsr
Inept purehneed the rentirylvlthia Ilosk prop
erly. its Pitiloshdpi.lo. Rs a site for a Post (A
ce, rinve the sole. charges have been made to
for .ffert, thud Mr. Mil er hoe Pso-Int ster at
Philossielphin, received it lorge,bund+ from the
Wink for hid rid ins freetiog a toile to the d a
rroweut. eu inveetiessrunt cousutstiee WAS
ross.v4l y 1.34 'wiles. owl the correbilnotent of
the North .interkatt, gi4l a the following par
tienlars, of psis t 4.f the e yid' bcr, before •hurt
Committee; given by Mr C4inipin-11 logro,t
Minter Gruen.), stud Mi. Allitsuue, late Presi
dent of she
••Jtle Conipbell nrpenriol before theAfi r
vvytilentilie Colllllllllte thin aorinutt, and give
n ulcer nod cetichre holery of nll the itygutin
tootle conneete.ll with the pinch re of the
Penney Ivoono B sok, trout its inception to its
etinNitintuniiiiii. The C. 411111111145 were 1111.1111-
111.1 n. 1111,1)1111. n that too pithlia efficlor-poohl
have neteo with more loud, nce litol propriety
or In.vr
. tokei greater polio; I,( ti pretrot the
pub is inteteon every 'way. le neat
,inn
oreloteut ypeciully to yin:nine
011 the pr. po-e I Hite. corettil y, nod_ il , wee, not
until title. htr tenon, the bank Wllto:tlt..
it..1.111.d In . . detailing the eircunietnnuen by
eilifelt tlie•trittemotion
one brought to I,i. knowtedge, Judge Gaup
cell minute:dot much feeling. and ii. conduct
when the-kit iniedgim was a-sureil. (milled out
.rBl rreo.ll.o 01 1110 elrleligtB4.xespect :
•• Mr 'All b- i.e stated thot time purchase
pm icv UI woe pall over' to time hank
with lin emit ess iliolire l lBllllllll4 Crjelille 11 by
J mugs Lbitimphell, that no to iiiii uni s ion shuulu be
pouf 10 1,81 pet non. Before the loqineeet woe
111 orr,selni w hen the lostmlCs neceesit re re gni red
the use Of the money, eimine delity and dmiliamlty
having micomarrni, lie Now Mr. Miller, for t..e
porpoise' 01 getting his al I
, to close the
art augment. tie ,thitike it prub..hle some
mm.mge,tion woe theti - he in regard to. con
tingent ree..imiticuse. Atter the hank , woe
-Paul. Mr Miller Malted him, /111111 8 4(111-
tleil-lon- wooll.l bke- hie compensation-filed Mind
named $25 001 as 'he tee. Mr. Allibone, he•
mug 01111101811.1) surprised by tbs. large demand,.
8 eid 14e woo .1 consult the hoard of directors.
but lonia $8 0110 then, to meet it preening ne.
cis,tiity. urged 'by Mr Miler. Subsequently.
he pita $16,1160 more,Anil tinge he Mopped,
Mr 51111er ..rimeetolly stilimitting to a 8111-ill
4 1811011 . 1 ) 11 1 $2 0 1. 1 0 on his first demand
•-Mr. till, r has been sumuoinell, and with
his evidence the inveetigntion will cluse,-there
hying nu dileigreement as to time facto."
COAL TAR AS A POESKUVATIVE —The Schuyl
kill ;bur ma, .ligrute, that farmers who have
occasion to net out new Mimes this spring,
wand greatly. advance their interests; hy pro
curing and making use of coal tar ass al(111119
of preset sing poste fioni rot or decay.. The
woy-to do it is in dip the lower end of the posts
in she tar, which acts, us a preservative, the
tar permeating the w heel and .preventiiig de
cay.' 'Posts treated in this ,werwill last , two
~r. three times as long as they would if insert-
At 1 in the ground without it. ' The railroad
companies have heeti .- .the'firsi'M &cover the
saving qualities of ) this tar, and now use it sl
togetimi un their placing them on
ilte track. The' tar le 'else •:eacellentne pp
,out=door point, eV' for t conOnglrenlintuil,inery,
veiling, dm. Boiler inskers use it, in this way,
se' an 'outside coating rupee boilers, thereby
. ! repentingroot ^ Unlike painfiA • vnll 4. 44?, t.
scaleoff by wear or. exposure. -, ~
omit tar may be.Rrecured d,4 the Q irli tie
Ibirta , l l l.iks, we presurim, at a, mere .nominal
T i
rice, t ni worth trying the exPeriment:,,
, „
Qpltie IN PIIILANNLPIIIA -4le .
liitt in thii rural dimtriuts•of.:Philildelidt±; are
nlmrturd-Id- the-fenriul Anotitoc.io,
,irNiiertyi iu-min. the
- • •
D. C. C.
,
, Dur Zook Eafife.
TotO NATIONAL IllAanitni: for April hi grliond
witll nn likeneim of t 1).• tele Bilduip
itoconmoinied with a well written me.
moir. No Wigwam! in the country *Berens
more to live nud re rile, poronanr •
tnim b - e - Nn!lounl ..- rorniu4en more - solid
urnti . VRI . for less any nontilily, in
lholfultod Suites. To he had al Piques.
_lllne_Strcrlicrl.-Montruvr for OM t:
-This -
nohlu looking ltfagoziiie o , noco Laden,. es you'll.
with' inteAndiltg Portty and everything
liontloome the line of—Fashiono-,nr- fancy --
worlt,__Onrially_frientl4 will NO 1 . 3114. tte:
phone a delighiful companion. po to Piper'
irnumber. •
AILTIIUR . B 11011 E Maarataa. ior April ie at"
.hand, graced with at tirlea, from ita aceomz
Pliehed editor., T. tt. A thar. and V. F. Town
avid. "The' Italmo. Pe amat Bay" ie n ppi•
rated utid.bedatifol atrrl engrav!hg: We'hare
clipped" prveral pirCes from' tho
for our readers next week To be had at
2 011.0,0110
102,0100
18.700
15 000
240,00 b
MB
lEM
20.000
20 000
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LIST OF ILIVOSKS POO. r '
RIA4 AT
APRIL, TBtill. 1838
,
FIRST WEEK.—Cumthenring April 12,,1858.
Dl2 , thl.th I.IIOIP v:, .
Chnrlen Bit.. .its. rt nt 1 , 4 . .Intin Seliar.
Orin It .1.11,11114 . I . IIO9FiN F. D non
11. It. ,enuron'n Heirs • if: SiFqoelinntri Unit
Road.
11.wer, rm. MyPrt , ..:. •
• . ,
ECON,IY aonntencin .44/.19, 1858
J .lan Turtler va elporles 11.1311,111011iti,
41, for MO! ae Anlinv N — `,/roan.
Ur urge, wykts. unsigner, &o. vs. Michael Mill.
uieh
F sidturn .Ir. vs. Rirhnr.l Woodr. ,
1101,1 Oho.. vs. W. 1. & T. B. avnilthtvoL •
M•ort Ego. Et. of Mlchnel Ege, tlecenUell vs.
F. Eve 4.
NI elev.! Slnen vs W Al.ll.oderson. et al.
A B. D,vidneo vs. Antrear
.I.4septi J.,!insnn vs J tin S Keine.
Knit kCo t) , ..Prnnkl , o Stotts •
Win: 11. IVethle, et ul vs. ititto Fisltburn; Jr.,
et nt`
I.otteMarkwartt, fne - one is. P. A Alit &
Ahhey„llnnelwre us Jvhn S' ' .et MI '
Jacob I.l , ortlitz vs. Wm.' More, Cu pritmisctr. - .
&o.
C.ttimitir M. NOtte rt Rohts:l,M , ere:
Henry 0r.5. 7 rs E iznhwh 1V1.1 , 1% 1.1110 nmi4nr
8 enuel S. Smith vs Willintn IL M
Jolie_Weuilvverd vs I II isz,l,l Trestev, en nI.
MID
$3,861 4 2 lo
11)11.. Th. o".o . v:tig rrnitarLe trnm thv Centre
Peinocral p•slip"ni
itaw . lor of lii pain evrnotre; . Du
Vall'a Galvanic Oil.'
We publish to-day ee”tificnte - from
one of our most citizous'i'n and inee
'chants 'in this county of 114 m dieing' power
oftu Vall's o,beanie OP. - Vine is not the
only.certificate or reeetemendation.for Scare -
ly an exchange can we pick no from the taide
in our ranctuyti but shot we see es.tneeliitic re
commendatory of thi . i9:l2.Y_ celelnote,l oil It_
is' a mystery ; but n positive fact. how if ROA
"e n the huinati.system wieb.sitele power..ntnlim
'speedily relieves the -offerer from his pain
8. for its -etidered.
elrotrit a ly podtive,ley n pewee gaivatile.tun
! chine, on which
. depends the me:limbed viripe,
and it fhb , he the osse, it is truly in a lynnee
of the 111PiliCilla I gen o n d J r i s 4 ,
Ir utrepli which never befeere has been oittnit!ed
Whatt:ver it-mny he it recommends itself to
the publielie tee just what,l4.
in the Fibit ofwiiiiie7g - r;tbrmisthe for patent,
me keines, but in this ense;we' are mempelh d
'rum duty to our country 111111 especially shoes
who suffer from disease. ntel recommend - theo•
who wish to ptyalin.° anything of the kitil 'co
try Du Voli's Galvanic Oil.—Centre Democrat.
Centre county Pt
Wistar's Balsas - is of Wild (Merry
The Editoi. of the Boston Post save:—We
hove not until recumly, heed ocgoniu•ed ex
petino-nteelly, Vrith the true endue of Wi.tor's
.Ism. Front this tru'Y vettneeh'e prepor.stion
we hove rou t oved jeres”ut 11. teetit. It eying re
cently used it in o erase of ,*tiers r eodl viii
cough, with entire t.ticcees. need ino.t cheer
,„lo%,:recceentettend it, to tho.ee nhke isti9 ed. • It
is et ocientitic preporsetion anti worthy of con-
Dr. Dratlford K npP, of Crown Point. N. y
letter allied August 3,
In the cour.e of 'toy praothw in this v , olnity,
I hove tented the goal quuluies f {Vistaed
.13 ilmtni of %MI Cherry tir Pohnonury Rant..
ploints, on& I ow wish to prouurs n supply
of the
N•me geounin iflow; sig.le.l I. CIU rrs on
the wrapper.
THE WuNI ERB OF THE stem en-
gine and toe electric telegraph have 'ceased to
he the senderu of toe age. Y g America
•is vigorously pushing ahead iu every 'depart
ment of science an i art for the nmelioration
of Uritiltital front the tells and cotes incident
t file.. Sewing by noushinery_fs the must re
cent successful invention. as well as the "most
..immrtittit one IS enslitvett wotuanhtio It Mot-.
bles her to escape the dt tolgery itf hand sew
ing. !tn.! gives her stun'e time to eulti F at e. n o .
Own mind those orher Dot of all
the nt.chittes.that haven ever been tit rented,
commend us to those of Gnoesu fi lianthes,
which are the heed in the in ,ritet 10% family...,
•
Offices of elthilAtlon and a Ile 495 Brompivny,
New York ; 18 Suiumpr Inreetwil.).stun, and
7toCheut plat l'hilmlelpltio,
. .
To Cure a Couyli, buy w bottle of the ail-
S.lllll of %VII , ' Cherry. We luive •more Nit,' hi
thie conittinalimt of DI 'Whiter ihan in any
ether remedy known; likvi . i . ir ., wittieeeed ire
tira'''etnic+i in many clime of prutracted
coukdi.
. .
. ,
DR. SA140111;t1 'IN V Illoll4Tf/R.-Thfl
most skeptitwl people can be convingeol 14 Dial that all
the family medivines are not
lice
and lila among' •
the thunsaud of butterfly lite there are a tow of great
merit: and undoubted woe h. Or lbelielOu 8888888 8
INVIOOIIATOR. or LIVIM HEI/114,144111inhing. and !lOWA/A
smog the remedies of the day.:that*su be retied on as
• medicine that In all it Is reran e lied Dy its -ploprle- ,
4 i.
tars. It advertises itself ou evert), hpk.lor there are
none who use it but toll thelefeitt do so. and so
It goes from mouth to notuth tilrar l',lnt people of the
thilull have learned the good of th in. truly valuable
medicine. It is recommended with testimonials to
prove its virtue for the cure of liver complaints of ever)
kind: from the worst ; Ilyipepsia to a cowman beatdachb„ -1
and Is pa Ocularly adopted to daunt:lice,. Deranged'
Stoineteh. had Complaints and distaV children,
' One or two 004414 are eal4 to cure a'ro lilt more • -,
failure. 'lt is worth a tried for - this ale e. It is par
ticularly adapted to the use of lalliett of•sedealtrfbab• ' '
it. flows ladies of the - hlghest standing in society
haie given their tectifleatea,ol its elbeety, toll- we say
to all who are ailing, try one bottle, and you will wirer
he without it.—llLoowrim Pawn, .
, .
Woody. Hate Illestogitliw . evddlArts . home
oovorkoooo nuy o her mediated wlu as WKS a, shank
of public confidence In an short a glum is this, has done.
It has not bdiustudre than a vase aince-re Uret beard ot
rttiatLi4jitnitlVlV,VettiLlikArl;gigunintligit," of
SP;-
had noocuudon, as our ”brown or glpry! ' not
,only as
yet retains Ltd original 'rotor. but, gets 'reOre •
some Of our friondivhave:and„we have never known It .
rail of metering thisholr to ha original color. , We ad.
vb.° ongij *sip* booming outman, ely dray, to give thy'
t , 114,444[00.7 a trisl.7,-Chestur (1111nels) literam. • ,
--•
.gart;QN. HALL, is...tite. place to git
riod IhiituirkKlypre. Mu , rotsp•r,.Motaul 4 nes, :to ,
remrop4 , 4 Crayontms lima I: hotograpbe. , ': •.. • .
l'emons visiting ,
,CarllNle IT 111 find It to,rfsissil them
for thelki 'mut.ln to ?hilt it& tiostltuto.: : : ..: • ~. : .:.
'
--- 117 - 11:':10II - fint opectlo•liii lire exbilllted at 4167d00ri .
t lind,thrt public, are .respret,NlLy Alivltid, to, toll at 'ho .
Gallery: t/here; 'W.1..? variety: ot pisiirmi: rapaile'or be. ,
lAug_product_d_ht.thst_4llC4lo4._Alt.Mo , ! 4 . l l.ll_ ,kl• '
-,'' , LitillegAnd,Oitipepleiit WI Ltt, ib+lbOir you WillirVe" .
141:iiIM i11i,1104 antlltiti 1g IJI moot It ith'ine ? rdig rocialpti: ~.
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