;'4l I& : <Wka(JEta(f/e-i«000 B*fjjw»*iin46ftOQjllW» MksaM^SbthCUiiWhi' , Vuliirf^Bmfme’,_ }mk.TxinmoHin^xjo^i}:^'. ‘. v,v' ®^V atottdftt V:/ [. v -y-:.. .• r ' I'UolSaUlcleft on tho ISthinst.; *, v ,TbHnl&bgence of thOinasSaCreof- thaEng- UahJighl^avalrT’UndcrLbtd main-t ly conflrxoed.' They charged baV tcry ofthirty gons/and lost jferarhundredin two,- handled returned frotn-fiic ' '; : ,-X'i';‘ •'■•••.''"'■■ Since then there has becn ihcc3s&ht,anU gan i quinary fightings;.•..: .' ; ; The allies affe almbst ovfir*matcbcdi and the inost’urgcnt requests, are S'entfoi 1 ihstoht redriv forcctnenta. > - 7 v v 1/ -i-, ■', ''Fifty, thousand' Fwucn troopS;' arc Bjwehed" Jmrb'«h'atdy,;'aDd.every/"hTaslat)Te etcaincr is taken up, mcludihg-the Eiiropa, the .Alps, the' Indiatia.’the lfeTr' York; o'nd bthers^ 'Oh the 4th of November there'.'woa h sangui riar^engagtoeut.- KV w •;,‘ t'.' . ,Ohtlio 6th a terrible contest; -.teek maco.i in«. cludingaaortle and a general Mcn schlkoft’sartny. •' Tho.biittlQ lasted froin. da.y :broak until 4 o'clock |h: the 30th iclalth’the victory*- V't.; ThoEnglish took sonio'hundreds •jmapwjw; m batteries, apd silenced; iaipho guns. The losiJ otifao AUica was.6ooo, the ||Sft Russian loss'fraasooo; v " <, HE .* ■Thd'o2htVtW6.B6h'B:wcih'!tf.tho battle; .'* K- ■ Thobattlo Waa by the- Ru&iianson if* &VfoUqwthjlf^ ip; tillfgence a'sto'thefresult. v-''V'. . ,\U' g&* Th 6 Allies arc preparing to storm Sebastopol' |& L before tbeEuWfana can'repair: their' losses and ||.. wcotct- thcir.'.pbsituina.; - '■' y ' |s|: Eao\pß fuost the * “Sisterhood” "at Eii- Kr following state- Rv; toent jnthe Fredrick (Md) Examiner-,.-If Ifc bp K-. truo,jt.laaiiiatter'EVhich'sliouid/ andnodoubfc' m, will. bdTC^l/ inquired 1 .’V. ■lt ' T*Ps3 Josephine Bunkley, a novice', who bud' Bb| not completed her probation, escaped from the mt&.' EmibiUburgi abbut’ thrco o’clock ontho morhing-pf tho lOths-inst... Sh 6 is the daughter of Joseph Bunkleyi Esq';* of Norfolk, a-Protcstant.’wbo tool? her under his ppo- through this city,.on 'Wcdhc&lay last, their waynotno. ‘.The circumstances of Miss iN^^BunUtey’a .unlawful detention and eseajib there ms detailed to several of.-our ciUzcris by fatlfeTi \v6reaa follows - :' ’ Since" becoming a’ she has-been doing-duty'at St. Joseph’s as &'- ttaChcrVcfj-ni'usie v ,&0., for the O last tpn months. , Sombmonthseinco, however,- ' V sKo repcwtct} of thfe Sister-' hood,' expressed a’desire jtq return homfi,' ; lylpPftna wrote to her father to that'.cffcfct." The lot-’ y<. v iter tfas'jtorn before. her cycayand she was to write la a dilfercat’-strain, declar ing nersatUfaotion and 'contcnlmcntwith her situation.' _ ... ■< ■. ? j-" ;'' The last mentioned letter ■ deceived her fath er i . while tlio deception was confirmed by hav ing all his letter* to his daughter, returned un* opened. Awaft, she was a prisoner, Mins Buuklcy dctcnhincd, ‘to ‘escape, and' oh the niorning awve named. BusceodwJdn effecting her libertyby -climbing through a a door^and 1 thence into tho yard.—* Her movements were overheard 1 by the wdtCK •jnari, .whoso vigilance, she eludedby concealing herselfbehind attco:. As ; sodu ds'tbo’watch-- ~wan torhed pwny, she ficd—nlonb, a stranger, ih the night, and dressed in hor ice’s'habit and.black cap, this poor terrified'girl eficyped •over th<p 'rough country, ten-.weary. milea.to .CreagerStowp, where,;<m, enquiring ;-for the stage house, she wos directed to-. Stevens'' Ho tel. .'She imtneda'-cly'Tn- di known thcdrcum atanoof of hcr caso to Mr.’ "Chtitfi laudldm, and 1 demanded hiaprotCclion. which was pEOlnptly accorded, and:in Miss Grimes, a relative of Mr. Stevens, sho found a faithful and gentle i confident and friend. ■ Her., next etcpiwak to writoto hcr-Tathcr, who, uponVo ccipt lCtleV,- came without a‘ VooinenCs delay jto;hcr; rescue.', Miss B. is about’ J 8 a r Hry nc(fdhrpTi6hbd‘ ah’iTGcSuti fut lady, speaking several ! and a bypeHor musician. . ' y , W-' “I, V / y Moßtflbis Most Foull—Wolcafri that a main namcd'Gqnidlus Ucrrtn. of Fultbii, township', on Saturday morning last^'kißcd‘ft colored womap‘,ti cnild of his, arid nearly killed his wifc t who* it 5a supposed, Will not survive her wbiihda. • UritWri'jwris arrested to Saturday’last.tb await . ** Itfs,9tatcd'that Jlcvrcn waain the, ’habit of gdttirig/ Intoxicated Occasionally» when hiT Lo carno a furious monster, and that he was on a “spree” of this,kind when ho committed'this murder. • He first attacked his wife: a. colored woman of tho neighborhood passing by came to' her assistance, when be Ml upon and killed her, that returned to' tho work of murdering - bis wife and children* His wife was living at tho lost accounts, • bat it.was expected that she would not survive her woiirids. . ku{i- 'T Herron was arrested and takert before Samuel Wicks, Esq.. ofFuUon, by whom ho was com ,'M>: ; tnitted to prison, Herron lives about one mile from Peach Bottom, and is supposed-to - have (- ■, . been in’a flt of •rwmu-a-porfw.wnch he commit twTthC The-name ’of th'6 Colored woman killed is Cholo Stout. -His, child died /fPfl, on Saturday ‘'evening. lie says thafhc' also killed Sampson‘Bcncton, and threw him ihtoi'a 't'ffifi ■ cellar op well.’ Beneton was pissing and -h£»l ".ndt been' found. The neighbors are. in scai'ch for-his body,. /Tincc hia commitment to- prison Herron has beets a raring maniac, buttiag.hia head against Ibe iron frame of the cell, dPQr, Vio lently, and bo ouitlng it as to require to hayc it dressed by & physician; He had. to. bo ironed ■or pinioned,to a board so as to render it im possible for him to do any further injury to hinuwlf or others. Welcarn, since the . above was in typo, that Boncton has been found, vcrcly, .bruised;: but hot very dangerously .In jured, He was found under a pile of lumber. poper. TKRninLB Explosion or Onh uondhed Kina FAXHBtt AND SON KILLED.— About quarter to 0 o’clock on Monday morn ing last, the l Dry HouSo connected with the PowderworhS of Mr* Jacob’Johnson, Jr*;-of Marlborough tpv Montgomery county, blow tin, instantly killing Henry Wistlcr, aged about 60-years, and his son, aged 18'years. -Thcro wfca lOO kegs Of powder, in the! building at the thud. , Tho 'Cxplosionwap of tho most terrific character. One of. tho persons killed, w*a blown about ,100 yards across the mill dam, lighting upon tho tho turnpike. Tho other was thrown about 100 yards m an oppb -BUo direction. The bodies went both torn and 'ir ? * n . owfnl manner, Ihoir clothing •?.??tf n fi Kl l7 v Urn * d off, legs and arms broken 4' ; d^S^Uhlt 1 ? 6 fa i , and Bon could only bo M w?ro »hH, Hnh ato f Q i'* b ' ‘O' l ,l '° lions. ■! Nprristom IfaWkwroT" A . md “ - A Pooji Wi»r deotiy tUinkii Uio rule the*. govoWtho riao Si fall of Hour « p*° r one. (ngwmtch, as it don’t work both way* With equal facility—bdiilr ‘ ... „ , yoi7,gnlck going up and yfcy Blow- cominl 1 • PH«»U« Sale. down.v-Hois not ft.bit inhS T-WiLL Mil on Wednesday, January 10th cottiplalhtp. * Hear him • .v l , -1..1850, (If -ngtaold sooner,)tho valuable honso .“It tsa CUrlpUB but not Very tnflVlo It it well situate for a us folks rtW' have to purciiawj.a hundred of i i^k QUB< vbfixlnfflsroom3,wUhaCHBtcrn, flour everycoUplc of weeks, that our flour rtjer- ? , '^ 0< J!?2 i pf Water, Sta chants 1 discover;nriseitvthoiprico-pfrflbuV ip : d.pth ™i " 00 fot ' t , ,h fro "J,f" l ?‘° Philadelphia, us ooon ,«* tholightnlng.lmo can, other'fh!u S 5? ™ bring it. omUt onco .'.‘took by the unaerelmodvll? ” l»o diown If there happens to bo jt fall, it takes them a *e it. I 'l?Wng to month t to iimi it out. or 'kit least bpforo wo get . At .(lio jamo liAoi i wm-aiilV n»o '.lf tlm ticocflt of it, -Is it fair?" , '■ ■ .*•; land, .llnalo dt tr>» wpi,.’S'°- lb* Adversity. Is thO first path of trutjt." ! CnrUtlo) nW. 80,18Sl_ti,' l<^P^^ ■ swte cesisu coManm [Ns.mehting Ckmtnlttee vnllheheldnt the' Mwhant’S'Hd tel',; Philfldelr>tla,bn i? rucsdaythe26th hf :< l)tccm*l ;• I.Tho'Cßairnjtttt'fliAS - letters. frpihpro'ihln<mt{md influential the. State, ychtlpD,. fojr -UieipitfppSß,^ ■D'einocratic party insidious assarts' that have foratime impaired; ita-pso fed principles, and to render it iropregnahlein thb futurtfhgaltiat the, vandus ind dangerous isfna, v headlong hassions'.bf the -day;/ .As tue 'constitutional*, trulycoriscrvative, historical and patriotic parr ty of the colintiy, tho Dcmocracybaye,agreat mission to fulfil,:ahd/faiu3t not pihve reercant Jh : ft. period bf.ftdvprbifcyi high trust cop iacd'td their-care.. .aVfntods., of liberty* of ibb'.rlgbis .they been horn, of religious And the oppo nents of a coflnesion betwcen Church and fatale,, cQnuptVmcretrieious'nnd,wnntonas sucheonr. nexidnhos always proyed to berths opponents of all, religious tests in determining therighls of citbsens or thqr qualifications for office or pub lic trust, among those who have heretofore dii-j fered with us bn minor pointSj aro nowroady ] aod cnirioHS tO cb-operato with tbe.pemocratic; party' nt .tbft. lirsfc J faromblo/opport'anity,- in! Wintaing/thd integrity/of the .Constitution formed, by. the patriots of-tho 1 Bevolutioh; the Falhers of ,’tho Itcpublioi, / , : ./' ‘ It is deemed advisable that the, contemplated State Convention'do called solely for thepur- hamcd,EO that.iis action’btr hot .ctubarroKsedhy any; other, business’: and tliat it should be composed of the most tiled, stead fust, enlightened,, and influential men'in opr links/ fhat its,voice xhfavor of. thq great funda mental principles of the Democratic creed shall, speaksyilh,authority, and inspire confidence imd respect among allclasscs ofour people* • ! It isxthougbt also that* a political calm is the proper tirne.to begin thisgreat w6rk« ■ . In this way we will show, our love for the great princi ples wo.maintain/ by nsscmbllrigwhcn' there is not a-Bcramblb .for’- place and . power,, but at a time when the public.-mind is not excited and I prejudiced by tW. bitterness/attriiding an ap proaching , election—when our own. Councils .will not boldistmcUd by rivaliutcrcsta and personal aspirations.’ •> ■ , . --- i ;,, '<'• ; .>Thb members of 'the Committee, will, thcrcy fore appreciate the importance 1 of «• general at* tendance, and it is hoped- will bo- punctual in mecting at* the time and . placo appointed,' and that the T>einocratic papers of.-the-. State will this notice ati early and general publicity; ’ , J. ELLIS BONHAM; Ctamnan. i Carbsle, Nov. 30.1854.• •! CuniKtf 'Beef and tkcas’s iro 6ipc forcuring-bcef. find pork, isagaih in aca sonvopd.n's it’ is generally conceded^to-bo - the best now' iu dee, wo copy U, : foe' .the third .or’, fcur.ih,litno« If the demand for it continues to increase, the Major will hnvo to get it copy righted and stereotype, and issiio -a,regular annual edition otit, after the fashion of the Al manac publishers: • * Jo 'one gallon of water, take one and a half .pounds of salt, half pound of sugar, and half ounce of saltpetre.; ,In this ratio .tno pickle to, bOj'increased to any quantity desired.; Let these ho boiled together, until all' tho dirt from tho sugar. i which will not.be a little,) rise to , the top.,and is skimmed'off. ’ Then throw; it ip- , ja a tub to cooland whoa perfectly coolpour it over yotvr beef, pc- pork, to remain’ tho-uaual tibo; aay four or.five wcelcs. ’ The beat must befell covered, with pickle, and should not be Sufc down for. at'-least two days after killing, Uring which timcitshould bo alightty aprihk led with powdered saltpeter. „ •' :■< P. S. Several of otfr friends have omitted tho boiling of tho pickle, and .found it to answer 1 equally as well. It will not answer:quite so 'well, hoircycfi ily boiling tho pioklo', you jht rif\j it—for the amount of dirt which is drawn off by. tho operation, frony iho salt and sugari .wQuldiuh)risc:.ouoiJiat'JaOQualptcU.Jwilliidhit t&cU~Gprinantov>)i‘Tttcgraph\' . i iNDUSint .OP. TriK PBB'STDfiOT.-^A^yoshiug-, ton.corrcspondcn.4cnt of the Eastern Argus, of Portland, writes os follows: : > •. - • ' '! Whatever else may bo', said of the present Administration, wo believe nobody denies io it tho credit of being a hard-working Administra tion. Itssovcral departments, from .the heads of them.down to. their copying clcrksj seem‘to employ themselves diligently and successfully to prevent'tho undue accumulation of their business. In this respect,' perhaps, our public affairs in Washington were never better man aged. And tho President himself, it is well un derstood, finds himself constantly occupied by an attention to Iris important duties^'which aU ,most makes the. Presidential office a burthen, more than an honorabledistinclion. Heisjbr tunato however, in haying tho aid- of & Secre tary who is,capable of relieving him from much labor. ’ Mr< Sydney .Webster is ft gentleman .of fine intelligence and .of genuine, New- England industry, and all who know him will steadily bear witness to the courtesy, promptness and ability with' which he dischargcshta various du ties at tho White House.’* . • • [xjt “Don’t hurry,” cxclairocd-themari who was going to bo hung, to tbo crowd which followed Trim, “thcrc'U.. bo no fun till I'get there.” ~ 3Harktfo. , Fi.ouu and MEAL.-ThoFlour market is rath er flrmcrwitUbutlittlcdoing. Shippipgbranda are held at 18 50,butno BAlosaro reposed, ' gales for homo,consumption arc limitca within tho range of $Bl for good brands, without sales,and extra.from s9.to 89 50. ' ‘ . Grain,—Receipts of Wheat are, light- Baled, of prime Southern red at IDO a 1950., hud fair red and prime white at 2000. • Ryo is in demand at $122 for Southern, aud.sl 25 for Penna— . Corn is steady; sales of new yellow at 84a850,‘ : and prime at 87c. Oats arc in good demand ; sales of primo Delaware at 62 cents. ; Whiskey is firmer; salcaof bbls. at 45 a4oc., and hhds. at 440. : £ ' Qn tho 27th .instant, hytlio Rev. Evens. Mr. Evpuut HowAUDj to Bliss Kvb Catuaju-v* Mw iflii, both of Cumboriond county. . ' On tho IGth Instant, by the same, Mr.- Wiuuu Rautelkh, to Misa Ouariotte Ann, daughter of Mr- Samuel of Clmrchtown. , - At Harrisburg, on thq 20d Inst., by the Rov. J. Fi Moslck/ Mr. George lUtth,.of.Baltimore;, to Miss Louisa tho former place. ; iUnian Elrc'.Company’s Lectures. maiE second of a course of-Locturcs for tho bo« JL-noJlt of thn:««.UiJlon Piro - Company j” will bo delivered at Marlon UalL on Thursday ovoa- Ing, Docombor 7, by Rev, Dr. Nbvih. • . „ ' Tickets to each locturo,*l2£ cents. ■ ; For solo at tho door on tho evening of tho 100. turo. • opon at; OJ'o'clock.' Loetdro to commence at 7, 1 ■. ■ , • ? Carlisle, Nov) 80,3854. •? Prjrctan»atuil»f jr •'A-#. "MWIEBEAS tho Hon. Jiiira H.Giuitut; ■VV ; President Judge of .the • several 'Courts; of. Commbn-Plea&ih 'ihe cotmtica of Cuffitetlond, Perry, ohd'Jiinlata, and' justices of thoseveral ln saldcountios^and,Samuel Wloodburo dnd'John.Rupp, Judges Of ai^!Termlder:and^neral 1 > JoirPcliyery/f6r,the .'ddiintir by.thejr precepts ifo mq direotodi d Q -^dtho > lBUxof l No-?etn'b s rlBs4,’have ofadredthb ; J Court- pf.Oyer -and,Terminer and Generol jdilDbUvet^ipM^^^tCoiiislo^oil tlio,'*2tL- JlorncTdy. pfr January,.ls6s,- cbo|ni,.the. BUvday,) ten olpfoct in to coni- ■; ~ J:--'' ‘’-Jr'* ‘ KOTJdE)iB Jmrobygivbp to thp uoroner/Jus ticca oftbeV.P'odcej and of-,tho, said Cdim'ty of Cumberland, that thcy,-,are by thoßtrid precept commanded to bo then and tbero intholr, - proper-pereons/tvltlv'thelr and in. qutsltibtis,' examinations' and‘alV other ■ raniem ' hrancea f -to'^o'those tffipga tfhicluto their offices appertain to . W done,- .and : ell thbso that . are • • MCognlzli^co■a■ r t'o ;prbsech,lo pgafnsi tlio prisortcw.tiiotiftto octhon.shall bo ln the Jail , pf Ba{d'c6unty, are'tbVethGroto prosccntcthcm f “ BIU>U JOaEPn McpABMOND, sWlfc ’ v , •Vtrovomhbt'Bo^las4 t ~'''';' , ; v - /•’ jrAWJABLB BEAL ESPATE FOB •; SAUG. December, 16^1854. IN pursuance of an ordorof the Orphans’ Court of,C'umbcriand:cduQ{y, : ;tho.tmdom{gned, ap pointed by. tho said Court.fpr the purpose, will offer at public' Salomon, the premises, the follow ing' described' roal cstate, the ,property of tho helrs.of.Robort Graham,'deceased, yte*-- No. 1.-i-A Tract of first rate JUtoestone : -’-V,V !’ -..“Land^ containing .'Ttfllt'r'y ACRES, more or less, elt uatbdlnSoqlh.S£iddletoatownsbip,Cymbcrland. county, two and ouo-half miles south of Carlisle, boundcd;by. lands OfU. Craighead on the south, Jqmes ilooro’p heirs on- the west, Jonas Rhdy oh. the. north, and ,tho Baltimore'and Hanover Tarnplkd on tho oast, having, thoroon-erected & good' " '< ’ ? ■ ! • - Twrt -Story. Stone HOVIE, AmSL LOCJ BARN, SliEI), :fSSj& CarriiigoV .House,' Cdrpentcr. Shop, {!||S|bß Hog Pcn, a ;Well of-Water* and -anfisnSK Apple* Orchard of choice fruit. - .. /. • No. 2.--A Tract bf firet-rate Liraestbtie V * ", Land, , situated in the foreflaid. township,'about ono hall mile west-of tract. N0..1, containing THIR- T.TrTHKEE ACRES, more or -less, bounded by Ifon. John Staarton the .oast, Joseph. A'. Stuart on tho, south and y \vcst,- and Wmhßcflbr on tho north, having thereon erected a two story FRAME /HOUSE, and small Frame Barn, and a goodwcUof water at tho door.. Jbpso properties, are* situated’,ln one-of tho bcst aoltlemerits in tho Oounty* . ;• Any person wishing to yiowibo properties can dd.flo at any time,’by* calling'oh Joseph Clepfer, living'on tract No*. 1, or tho subscriber, living two.mUosßontbof Carlisle. _ . Sale to commence at 1 o’cibckj.n’hcn'tcrms Will bo mado known by j , , . .. . AU’M. BQSLER, ■ ■v . • Appointed to maktjalt.. - November 30,18d1.V-3t* - , James ifl’Gliniocb, .IK. 8., Lato Professor of Anatomy’and Surgery ini tho , Philadelphia College of'Medicine, nndActlng . Professor of Midwifery) one of tho Consnlt . ing Physicians of the Philadelphia Hospital/ Blockloy i late member of tho . leal Association) mcmbcrol the Philadelphia ' Medical.Societyj member,,of T tho .Medlco r ‘ GhlrurgicalCollege qf Philadelphia] formerly President and Prqfcssor of Anatomy and Surgery in Castloton Medical College,. P et montj and also; late professor of Anatomy . and.Phyalologj* In Berkshire Medical Institu ■-Hon, Pittsfield, Mass., #O., Ac. . , • ' HAS -lately- ictrodncod In a/popnlar form, several of his favorite prescriptions fortho principal disposes of-thiscllmato. - The name of eaqjtarticle will imply the.disease fpr which it is intended to be used. ~• ji ,' • i ’ Dr- AfeClipioch*a Pectoral Syrup, $1; ~ : Dr. McClintoclPs Cofd end CoogA Mixture— >Po»-G*Mt»VG*>Wgl»9, &♦*> Price 25-ceniA, - Asthma and Jlodptng CougK i?c/rtra»/-Price 60. cental : -v'v ,T. ‘ : Dr. MeCUnlock*i Tonic Purifying tho Blobd: Price'sli • ,'"/* ; - Dr. McCllntock’t ' Dyspeptic Elixir I — For giV? mg' tone.to the stomach, relieving polos alter eating, heartburn, dad all disagreeable symptoms arising from iudlgcstlqu. PnCo.sl, , sJihcnniattc'Mixiu7‘eT?~\TxjT& J ly. Vegotablo fiemedy for Internal use. ’ Price 60‘uenttfJ '• 1 ' . -• ’ , Dy. v JfleClihtock’s Rheumatic Liniment —For Rheumatism, Sprain's; Swellings, Ike. Price 50 cents., • , ? y- t •, Dr. McClinfock's Anbdyne Mizturt--T(>T Palis, Toothache,. Headache,'Neuralgia, &c.’‘ Price' CO cents. •* Dr '. McClintorJPs Fever'and Ague Specific— A certain euro for all IntermlUenU. Price $l. Dr. McClinlodPs Diarrhaa Cordial and Choi era Preventive-?* A. Safe Remedy, •Dr. MeClintock'a'Vegetabte Purgative Pills*— ForGostlveness,’ Headache;&c. Price' 25 cts, . Dr. McClinlock't jinlibilious Fills —For Irre gularity in thy'Functions of thoLlvofdnd Bow els—the best Liver Pill made; Price 25 cents a box. ' ! T*' ■' ~ ' '■ For sale by Dr.’ J. UcCLINTOCKj aihisMo dlcnl Depot, N, W. Corner NINTH and FIL BERT. Streets, Philadelphia, and all Drogglsts. Druggists apd Dealers in Medicines who wish to bo Agents; will ptoaso address Dr. McCustpck, furnishing rqfprbncc, name of Post Office, Coun ty and State. • : ' • ./ ‘ ay.For.Solo by W A Kelso, Samuel Elliott, Carlisle f-J H Orlswoll, Shtpponslmrg; JSmmlh ger& Co.,LKnufTrnan,Mcchanldsburg;' Joseph' Herron, NOwville} 3 B'Zimmerman, Andorson bu’rgj Haines & Perllg,Milld>-stowu; AOKlink, Now Bloomfield j Harriet'Bf Singer, Newport; B F Gardner, York Springs; Aj; Miller and J S Nixon, CJjanjbcrshurg; B Moniker, Wsyn'es boro.4 Goorgo Bergrior aqd D R Jones & Co„ IfarrJsburg. • ' •*: ' • ' DRi McCLINTOOK cari bo consullcd, with out charge, dally, ftoni 10 to 12 o'clock, A'. M.j at his Depot. 1 ’ ■ November 80, 1854.—l y, • ( ,‘ : lIOVSB FOR SALE. WILL' bo sold (If not previously disposed of) on SATURDAY tho 18lh of January, 1856, at the Court House, In the borough of Oarllslo, between tlio hours of 1 and 8 o’clock, P. Mv, at public sate, the UOUSK ASO I*OT OF OnOUJSO, on Main slryyt, la said borough, owned by Mrs. Oftthwlno AVormloy. r This property properties of Samuel Ensminger and Geo. Oart,' Is admirably located fora business stand or pri vate residence, and offers many mducoroorils to purchasers. For further particulars Inquire of W, M«- PENROSE, Agentfvr Owner. ■ November 23,1854.—i5. iCarllvle Tarnplko.()o. TVTOTIOE Is hereby given, that the undersign i.~-od, appointed Auditor by-tho Court of Common Plqas of Cumberland iOouuty pa., to moke distribution of tho balance, in; hands of the, Ron. Samuel Woodlmrn, Sequestrator of tho.llanover fie Carlislo Turnpike 00., to.and amongst the Creditors,o(\ said Company ;.willat tond athisOfHco In Carlisle, for that purpose on Saturday tho 30th day of .December 3654, at 10 o,clock A. M. at or before which tlmo,all persons having claims against ssid-Company will present them* . . . '’>r PHILIP QUIGLEY Auditor, , . IOS4WBt, NOTICE. AN” oToeffori for, Bfroctora of tho ( Carl isle Bank, wiU'bd hold on . Monday tho 20th of November, no*t, at tho office of, tho President,’ In between.the hours of 10 A, M. and 2P;M,.. : , ’GEO. AvLyOK, Pros’t. .. October 20, IBl>j—Bt / : v " eIIACKMUS.— A now supply of fresh Water 1 , 1 Soda, 7 Butter, Pli-nlc,. Sugar nndTrentqn BiscUU—Just received hnd for salo by ■> Aug. 8,1654. - . - J:-W*BBY. / *ri)VBLE OIL.—A new lot of superior Table “ Qll. i\ft also Pickles, TdmattO Ketchup, Bsy t Rum,'French Mustard*. Ac. Fors/doby . Aog.B,lBW» Wj BB^v 3pO the Hon dibble the. JudgflsiffthO < C6nri of uihbcrland 1855. i, Thh;pofftlqp/of Mieh»«l£Blil|rf, •wspectihUy: the boose as such by ChafileS'-AfaglaughUn, in,the ;Ewt ■yriftiL, Ixi Carlisle,!/, prays yoait Honors, tq ( gnur»: J/lcensa for the iimo the;onBUing year,- (!orqrt6ficlng oh tho first dajrofAprll/JSSd.' Ai ila/outy-bound ho Avill %*' * J *: * v- - v': ’ / BILLET. , November•; ’- of thb T bdtohgh of- Carlisle - ,' In !tho county of Cumberland, do certify that pro atb well acquain ted the above Hlchnel BUlett, that ho Is, of.gopd. reputp-fdtVflbhealiVand tempor hnco, hhd.!ajfeU proylded>ith ijlrasd room and convcnloncesr/oiithe flccotnhio<ijd|6n: .of dan gers ondtravellors/and that such-XnnOr Tavern Is accohtchodoto tA$ pnbUo anden tertain strangeraand travellers, (i, : ; I)».srartin, Rjil)t, Snodgrass, j. Annstrorjgr;Jftme9 Widow, isaacßingwaH, Joscphifeiaerj p, Arnold,;A. Zl Herman, John Humor, A. Si Sener/sW iljlara. Leonard, Henry BitgoiyM. HolcottibVC.Jpboff.^ . l/y ■ > i{ at Cosi!..' . r|SHfißUb9cilberB,ihtendinglo|eavotbiB place, .JL offer thojr entire- stock vt'DRY GOODS jIJW GROCERIESs ht Hfot r cd>t; consisting of ; , "tadles’-.jdrcss’ Gpodg, ; . Fibs all wool X)o-,LaiBCs s baa6a,French,irennoosjtßlaekandPahcy Dress 7 Sil)ks;; handsome'Hons do liaifles, from 8 t 0.20 centsppryard^„ a 1- ■>>.' ; EMBIIOIDEniESI-Z-A large assortment of Swiss and Jacenbt Spencer Undersleeves;'Col lars; Ruffllngi,Edglng3,rns«rtiagß,&c; Mourn ing.Spencera'phd‘Collars f Emliroidored, Linoh Handkfercliipft. 1 J- ■ : ' * SHAWEB.-rrHondadnio long jmd square,blk. figured .and Thibet Shiwlsi ■ ' : ; ’ ■ Cassimeres, Satlhctta, Kentucky'Joans,‘Llnseys ; 'M\ialibB, Checks,Tlck ings/CiUlco'pa, Flannels, kc?&ij. Also,a large assortment 1 of - Gloves, .Cottony Cashmere, and ■Woolen Hose; ClotUCaps, Blankets, &c., , :'..GroJc©i ; lcs. r ; . Bngar^Coffeb,.Molasses, Spices. •' - We invite one and alltocomo and examine ouretock, as DoW.IS the tiraotopurchafte cheat! goods. r . - '- 'WKtSB & CAMPBELL. ‘Carlisle,Nov. 28,1854* y'» JOSEPH 'WOOD & SOW, '■ PiniiApELratA. OFFICE v of • Xniorjnatibn, Correspondence, 'Special and General■ Agency - and Collec tion. Confidential negotiations end trusts exe cutedln tho.city of PhiMelpMs,'State olPenn sjlvanja, nndhoighboHhgOltib end States. .. • : Tho "Moss. Wood •wiU, devote- themselves- to tho‘collection’bf-mbney obli gations of every kind*- to the fcxeention of pri vate touts, general and special agencies, settling estates of decedents, &cV, and toany'delicate and Confidential negotiations, inquiries & Inves tigations of a ptoper.-and.legitimate character; and all otborprofesslOnal business requiring spe cial Attornics. They will afford to Merchants, ’Professional men, Farmers,' Mechanics,'laborers, Companies and Individuals'id tho United States, inidrmd-. tioo In relation to Mercantile','.Commercial, Fi nancial, Mechanical, Agricultural,-and. Profes sional. business, and also upon l matters connect, ed With Political; Scientific, ; LUcrory f ,Religious and Benfevolorit Soclotlea.and Institutions. The charges or fees’iyil.l ho proportionate to the importance of the business, to-tho amount of time;and labor employed,- andexpense at. (endlngtho scrylcmV' .*'■ /•*.' ■> . - Ftet du4 'commUtiotujn alt fasts iobp prompt ly paid.- - '.-.v- \j.■ J '" . ■ All ordors-mnst.b'd accompanied with a fee, which Ifnot snfflclcnt/nnswers will bo returned for tho purpose of effecting Satisfactory arrange ments* Address Joseph; Wood & Son; Agents, No. 70, South 1 4tli St.,wostwde Above'Walnut St., Philadelphia* " ' ■ ’ '• November 10,•1854—8m Town Property for Sale, ’ ” ’ XIIB subscriber offers his.proporty at private .cal*, Btrcot, n'ext <loop to the COmthoA School House; In tho Boronghuf Carlisle.; The lot Is 00 by ; A 240 feet,; and - contilfia two two-story Houses /routing on pbmfrot ff2ifHl 6,r< ? y #» a-iwo ttbrjZog House on jyygftho margin of a 20/foot alloy nt the foot of the lot. ■ Persons wlWjing to see tho pro perty can call on tho subscriber/living on the premises. '• ’ 1 ', , }.. -! • ’ : • JACOB BQUIER.’ 1 . Carlisle, Nov. 10, ' - • STOVES : STOVES I rsrov E 8 n r. JOHN D. GORGAS woultnntorm tho public (hat 1 ho bits now on hand a tibia establishment; onMari n St., nextdporto Marlon Hal/, a largest and'most complete assortment of COOK, OF FICE &, PARLOR STOVES to bo found in this county, which will bo sold at tho lowest pri ces for. cash or Approved credit. Hfs stock consists of. a Urge assortment of now and high*, ly improved PATENT COfIfICIKG STOVES, finished In tho most complete manner, and cal culatcdfor either wood or coal, or both. All tho bid standard patterns wllkh have stood the test of'experience; may &OU estab lishment. Also, a great viriety of tho roost approved and beautiful PipLOR QFFXOE STOVES, Includlng a imnwor of now stylos, possessing very superior advantages over those heretofore in use. Families And housekeepers oro respectfully -invited jfo giro him a call before purchasing olsow/iero. Sfofrp delivered to any part of tho country and.putupaf tho shortest notice. ITo continues to da pH kinds of TIN AND SHEET IRON WAUF,knd Copper Work, and has .constantly on hand or frill make to or der ovory article required by honaekooporsbr others In (his line. Ufa Btocfl Of Tin and -Cop per Ware ..embraces every Kind of household end kitchen u tonsil, warrant)El equal to tho best manufactured, Persons Inwant of. articles 10 his, lino may always bo, spra ts being accommo dated to fholrsatlsfaoUon by firing him a call. Nov. 0, 1854. '1 A Map of Gnmbbrljnd County; entirely original airveya, by actubl JP measurement throughoatiho whole county, by H. I..UKIDGENS, rf. ■ Tho subscriber Is now cigaged in making Surveys .preparatory to ; pul|slilng a now. and complete Map of Cumberland County, upon a large scale. Every Public Ilpad and Stream, wfth the location of all Mllfaßtorcs, Dwellings, Public Buildings, will bo accurately laid down.' All tho public buildings in tio County will be distinctly indicated, and the mines of owners of property generally, will bo Inserted In (heir pro per positions on the Map. J * A Table of-distances, .Stajstics of tiro Coun ty, onlorgod plans of tho principal Villages, and a few of tho most attractive flow* In tho Coun ty, wlUbulDucrtcd In tho xaftrgln t thus giving every satisfaction, and rendering tho Hap most valuable ta tho Owners of Puberty, Merchants, Travollors> Conveyancers, w 4 the inhabitants generally, of tho rogion,4oth|atod, * In as much as tills work Is io*bo made up .of actual surveys made Upon the jnonnd, it will re quire tlrapto accomplish It ; R Is not expected, therefore, that it will bo wldF for publication much under.,the period. ofTwOToars. Tho also of tho Man w{(l bo about 6 |bet by 4,ana- will dost flyo, do/lars, , . . 11. P. BRIDOENS, EnMlsher.‘ E. comorof Marshall rod TVood st. Pbila. J October, SO—lmpd. ■ • f Estate Notice* , T’ETTBliStoatomenfarybVtho ofOor- JU neliufl L. VanderhoU, UllpCNowton town ship, .Cumberland couiilf, bavo boon leaned to tho subflttibrt Fy.the RegJßtcrol said county, residing In Oakvflo r Qumh. connty. All persona, indebted to saitf estate will taako immediate-payment, and th|fw ; having claims will present thorn <9 'JLvt,,, « ' CORNELIUS ,V. JvfcLLEY, E*»r. OctohwEo, - j - ■ ■ ■’ •“ k V , VOR - --- --- A FIRST rate carriage,-mw now, of mod ern strip, V o or two horses, will he sold- psry cheap. 8* o ■ciuronablo credit gtvon.,~Enqulroat Vpfnntoo oflko. . . . October ; I". Bur^iiii^ i’: -■ ~ rtiHE’ irahacHbor Mtdraedfrolh the A 1 cities ot Kew york dhd-Philadelphia, the ■.Cheapat and most wlendidytusorimeni o/ Fall 1 and Winter. Cst>pid* b verbrojiglifc to Car* v Having purchased fVom several of the largest Importing houaoslnNow York for cash; ifwill enable motooflVrlnducomontß dud give bettor bargains to my old. cnstomcra;and all hbo triay favor him' with a caU, than' can 'bo had at any other eipro-in the town'or county."•t'have tho cheapest Flannels, Satlnotts; Cloths; Kentucky Jeans, House do Lalns, Do Tickings, &0.,.0vcr bfibrod in the borough; It Is Impossible to enumerate ono-baUthoar ticlos. Coin© one and all, Iff wanfc*of cheap feoods and judge for yourselves. ; Wcftako plea sure. In showing onr goods. Recollect the Old Stand, East High streets •-' ’ : - ; - . : ...CHARLES OGILBY. • Carlisle, October 12/J854;.;. ‘ - A.W.Gxeon, >; f?A TTOHNEY AT; LAW, has B6lUed in Me- A cnanicsbiirgi for thd practice of bis profes sion* ' >AU kinds of Legal-Writing, Collections, Court business/ &c., promptly attended Office pppoaito-Dft Long’s 'resldrnco, . ; Ho will also attend to: Surveying, in town or country!-;. }y [October 20,185iQ : > Wlackuni Colored Silks., a largo lino of Black Silk*.. Also* titty fityldolegunt And fashionable bar ren* plain onctilgntcd SILKS, very cheap. - 1 ■ I , 'CHAS. OGILBY. ; ,T EmbrditloiMes,, ', • HnßtEiarg(j3t and cheapest sasortmentof Keo .X die Workj'Cellflrt,‘Handkerchief, Shlmltr aottcs, Underaloerea, Edgings and Insertidg ln the borongh/ aftbo cheap store of - 1 : . ‘ „ . CHAS. OGItBr. : Octobgrj2,lBs4, 1 ’ ‘ Hoots and Slides. JUST received, & largo assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES { Water Proof and-fino Calf Boys* and. Childrens* Shoes, Ladles*,-Morocco Boots, Jenny Linds and kins. - Also,'Gum Shoes in great y/uclet/r. : .. : cuaS.,oqilbt. , • Carlisle, October 12,.1854. . , - , - JfEWGOODS. ‘ TX7EISE & CAMPBELL are now opening a .VV largo lot of Fall’Goods,, very: handsome and cheap. '/ , ■' , Carlisle, Sept. 14, 1853. ■ ' NSW GOODS! fpSE largest stock of GOODS over brought to T Carlisle, is how to bo scon af F, Arnold's Store; where', thankful for past favors; hopes for a continuance of tho 'same.. His Stock having been purchased to great advantage bo Is prepar ed to soli goods cheaper than ever. His stock consists in part 1 of the.different, kinds of-gooda suited to tho season, among which may be found Ladies* ... ••; * ' l ' Dress Goods, in ovory variety, such as fine Plods, M. do Lalno, Cashmeres, Herinoes, Farumettas, Alpaccos, Black *nd Fancy Silks, amongwhich may bo found the cheapest over brought to Carllslo. nesNß ANP BOYS WBAR, , such as Cloths, (black and fancy colors,) Casl meros, Vestings, Satinctts, Jeans and Plaldsfof Boys*wear. ’ Also,' DOMESTIC GOODS . of all kinds, such as bleached and unbleached Muslins, Checks, Ticking*;Calicoes, Ginghams, Bagging,'iitc.' Also, Flannols -of all. kinds and . colors; which will-bo sold very low,. • BLANKEST of all kihds and at all prices, from $l5O to $8 00 per t>a{r. -Also, - .• ■ BO NNETS RIBBONS, ' Avery good Bolaotion of Bonnot Ribbons,Trim tnlngs, Jaconet and Swiss Edglngandlasorting,- T bread Locos and Edgings, Collars, Sleeves, &c. - HOSIERY. AND GLOVES; Ladles* and. Gentlemen’s KldyLlalio-Thread, Silk, Beaver; Berlin; (llncd’& unlincd,) Coah menb, and' Colton Glovesi; Mens’, Womens’ & Phildrcn*^Hdsieryj6^^lkindfl; , r^ r ’ t ~Sdjpzfs t Druggets, A very iargojotof Oarpot/of all kinds, which wlll.be sold.very low,. Also, Druggets from Xi to 8 yds. wide, Oil Cloths of all kind* & widths;.] Ihoimnd Stoct fbrifen and Pays, Womoa'&j and Children’s shoes, Gam shoes of all kinds/1 will bo sold low. - • !.• GROCERIES, ■ A largo stock of Groceries, such on coffee, su gar, tea, 'molasses, spices,, &c*. which will bo sold as cheap as they can bo baa in tho town, at the old established stand id'North Hanover street, where all are invited to attend as • ChOlco Ncw Goods they then will find, To please tho most fastidious mind, Hence .‘’everybody go** and buy—groat and ■ ; .small' -v ' And find kind attention shown to all. PIIILIF ARNOLD. spt. 28th 1854. . I>H. G. E. BEVITIENTnAE, llOMCEpjriric PIIYSWIJN, OFFICE and rosldenco on Louthcr street, one door onst of (he Gorman Reformed Church. Dr, Blumonthal respectfully offers his profession al services to the citlscns of Carlisle and vlclnl ty. Persons fVbm a distance laboring Under chronic diseases- may consult by letter. Ofllco hours from 7 to 0 A. M. and 2 to 4 P. M. Carlisle Aug/24, 1854—ff ' • Notice IS hetoby given, that an. application .will be made'to tho next Legislature of Pennsylva nia, for tho fncorporatlonofa Bank,with gener al banking privileges; or, If Impracticable, for a Deposit Bank,' with a capital ot one hundred thousand dollars, frith the privilege of Increas ing it to two hundred thousand dollars, to bo located in'tho Borongh Of Carlisle, Cumberland county. Fa., under tho name and stylo of “The Former’s Bank;**,.' Carlisle, Juno 29,'1864—6ra.. ‘ Plalnfleld Classical Academy, NEAR CARLISLE,’ PA. THE 17th session will commence Nov.G, 1854. -Number of students limited, and constant efforts used for their moral and Intellectual Itn qroveraent. Terms $O5 per.session.: Circulars frith references, and full Informa tion furnished, by R, K. 81/RNS, Principal and Proprietor, ■ Plainfield Post Office, Comb’d, Co. Pa. Sept. 28,1864. . . • Pumps. JUST, received o largo ft'ssbrfracnt of Pumpa of over}' variety In general-use, embracing Iron & Brass Cistern, and Cistern Side Pumps. Also out door Pumps, so regulated as not to bo subject to Booting in winter. These pumpa arc got up In tho very best style In point of qua/lty and workmanship, tho manoflicturers having had premiums awarded for (heir pumpa at several State fairs, where they have boon On exhibition. Also constantly on baud, a full supply of Iron Well Curbs and Chain Pomps. For sale low by ' - . HENRY, 3AXTON, Carlisle, Nov.2| 1862. ■ '• ' G ROOKERY.—A general assortment of Qnoenswaro of all kinds now on handa in olodingGranltowaro,Stobowaro.Chard Glass* wore,'Tumblers, Jara r Dishes, Bowls, Plates, Candlesticks, &0., also, avarlely of lino Castors & Bottles, as well as Pitchers, Oellory le Spoon Glasses, &o. For sale attha stow of Ang. 8,1864» ■ ■ J. W. EBY, . JUST received, a fresh supply of Linseed oil, Turpentine, Paints, Varnishes to, Also, an excellent article of cheap oil for Firo Proof Paints,. to., at the old stand East, Main Street, Carlisle, Pe. ; -■r • ,u jSept. 14,-1P64. .. ‘fr! BARTON, GLASS IVABE.—Juat receiving anewin* vqlco of Ware, embracing a variety of bowls suitable .for fruit, preserves, pickles; sugars; Jollies, &c., as also Oellory Stands. Jars,Decan ters, Pitchers, Salts;- Poppers, . Candlestick's, Lamps, covered .Bowls, a largo assortment of Tumblers, Goblets, and other useful article.— For sale by ' v J.WVBBY, - pctobwW, - s .t ■'; I%7Ttii b«: jloM‘'bj*ordeif'6f tt«J Otpfi»n«| .▼.V -Gouift bf Ouiijßefland:c6iiniy);6d, 6alßr day, the 2d day bl at l 2 b'clk; -noon, of said a ay, at tb^®nßibn ; farm of, the late SamnclMumma, Easipcnusborb' township,'Curb borlafad county, Pa.,’l tbo follow ing JRbal Estafo,- Into the property 61 the said SatßUMummajdec’d.jTlzj/' * • - . All/hat plantation or tract of land, situate In Efti^eiiMboro’townsbipafowiAld,boundcdby, lihds‘’bi‘ PfclllpLantz's heirs/Martin Eennlng-’ Belts, Noweomot'shClra, ■ Michael teying atonandolbors, containingabout/ y r NihetyifSilr Afcres and a Half/ ], I «» — r%- Xbo improvements are a go6cT two 4S!m story HOUSE, a new BANK BARN, ■ ’ SbcdyCom Crib; Cider Mill,, other Outbuildings. Thistann is iu excellent cultivation, wilh snbstabtlai (fences, a largo Orchard of grafted fruit, a stream of water .runs through the place/and there la an excellent Spring House with « never failing spring between tho house and barn.' This place is.situate a.little over (ourmilesfromHarrls burg... At tho iame 'tlraO and place, two pieces of Mountain land, near tho said farm, In Englpenns boro’ township, prill be sold. The one bounded by James White’s heirs, Jacob Breiz, John. Brown, Abraham Miller and others,-containing 69 acres and 180 perched. Tfao other, by,lands formerly of John Holtz, Wiley, Hongnockcr, Noble and others. Containing about 26 acres. • : ... TOBIAS MILLER, j- Jdrnr- qf Samuel Jtftrimna, d«c’d. - ' November 18,1854—fit Jown Propcrty for Sa!©. THE sahsribor offers at-prlvdto'salo, his pro petty, situated la-wqit,North street* one square north <Jf the College* . Tlib lot is CO foot trout by 120 In depth, ana contains' a two story j , . tOQ MOUSE and FRAME HOUSE, -fggSßh with a Shop'attached, a Stable,Smoke ,liMißa-Houso, Bcq'. ' Thehouse accommodates UiUSStwQ families, and the lot Is well sup plied with choice fruit trees. Persons wishing to sou tho property can _c»U on the,subscriber, residing In North Hanover street, next door to Harris’ Tinner-shop. - It. NATCHEK. ; . Carlisle, Nov. 2;1854~4f , , . . • 1 PUBLIC SA . BY, virtue of an order of tho Orphans’ Court of Cumberland- county, I frill expose- at public sale, on the premises, pa Thursday the ,14lh day of December, at 1 o’clock, ?. M., a now two story Brick Houpo; with a back-build - OggfA - .log and Lot of Ground, containing ■o|Ss|m'4o feet front by 160 foot deep, with a Stable tbercon erected; situate -the south side of the Alain st.; n the village of Hogcstown, Cumberland conn, ty. It la avery complete arid comfortable house. . Terms.;—-Ten pbr cent, to bo’paid nt the time of confirmation by the Court.- One-half of tho residue Ist of April, 'tBSs,;qrid tho balance In one year thereafter., - Possession given on the Ist of April, 1856. ■ JACOb BMMINOEB, SAMUEL' SENBEMAN,' ddtrin. of Datid JZmininger, dec’d. November 10,1864—Ct . New Store—New Goods* THE tmdprslgncd Is now opening in tho store room ofMr. Wm. Leonard, on tho corner of Hanover and LouthOr streets, in Carlisle, a largo and general assortment of , , Staple & Fancy Dry-Goods, ■ embracing almost every hind ond quality of goods adapted to this market, together with an as-sortniont of GROCERIES. His stock having been'nearly all purchased within the'last two 'weeks, buyers will have the advantage of selec ting, from & fresh stock, as well ns of tholato decline in tbb prices of many articles. He will bo happy to exhibit his’Goods to all who may favor him with a call, and pledges himself to sell every article us low or lower than they can be purchased elsewhere. ROBERT DICK. .November 10,1854. : A Chance to 1 make Money! 1 PROFITABLE AND HONORABLE- EM. JPLOYMENTI 1 . The • subscribe? Is dealt* *OBirsrßiiVlu£ an ftgcntln.'cnoh county tnhUpa'n. of the Union*' A capital of from 6to $lO only fall bo required.* and anything like aa efficient, energetic, mao can make !i>ojntfireo to Qto dol lars per.dayj—lndood aomo oflbe Agents now employed are realising twice that sum. Every information will Be given by addressing, (post* ago pald,> .- IFM. A. KINSLER, : Box 001,‘Phlla., Pa., Post Office. ' ’November 10,1854—4 f.. . - ' Kookllerel A I, GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED I THE subscriber, In consequence of illiicalth, offers his entire stock of Hardware to any person or persons wishing to enter into the Hardware. Having determined tp quit business ho will give a bargain, besides his Influence and custom. Any one desirous of going Into tho Hardware business will do well to call soon. If not disposed of by tho first of October next, ho willthoh commence soiling off at cost at the old Stand, next door to Uaglaughlln’s hotel.. JACOB sener; -'Carlisle, August 10,1864. WHITE PALI ACADEMY* ■ 3 miYcs Jfast of Harrisburg, Pa> THE Eighth session of this populor and flour ishing Institution; will commence op Mon day tho Oth of November'riext. under tho most favorable auspices.,, During the present year euch Improvements and additions have boon made as its increasing patronage demanded.— The Principal will be assisted by a full corps of competent and experienced Teachers, and spe cial attention will bo paid (o the health and com- Jbrt of tho students. • • /. terms! ; ‘; .“ -' ■ Boarding, Washing and Tuition in tho. English branches; and. Vocal music . per session of 5 months, $55 CO Instruction In Latin or Greek, each 5 00 French or Gorman, 5 00 Instrumental Music, - 10 00 The attention of Parents and Guardians Is earnestly invited to this Institution. Circulars wiU.be furnished and any information will be given on application; either personal or by letter to ,;D. DENUNGER, Principal,' September 7,1851.,. . • * ' ISarrithurg, Pa* B rofciiaSUawl*. A LOT oftong and square Brocba Shawls, nL So BlanitotBhwolB,Jtist received IVomNow York ond sellibg Very low, ot the oheapstoro of I , Nov, 0, *64.] CHAS. QGILBY. Savo yonr Old ITfclnl. CASH paid for Old Metal, such aij-Coppor. Brass and Iron, at the Carlisle Foundry and Machine Shop. - Aug. 10,1854 —8m t Corn Sbolloi’K* Alexander's patent com shoiiof, doci dodly the best and cheapest now in use.*—, Former* aro requested to call and examine it at (ho Carlisle Foundry and Machine Shop, or at Saxton’s Hardware Store. For sale at reason able prices by GARDNER it BROWN. - . August 10,185£—-Bni . . A . FRESH supply ofPalnts, OIU, .Varnishes, J\, Dye Siuflsj Glasses, Putty, Soan Tools, &o. ‘ Also/ Baking Soda, and Bryan’s Pulmonic Wffera, for iho.puro of CbUghs, Colds. Asthma, Consumption, and all othbr diseases of the Lungs, ftp sale at B. J. KIEFFER’S. ; Carlisle, March 28, TBB4. . CRANBERRIES.— A lot of fresh Cranber ries, just received, as also an assortment of hew Plcklos.'P-eaches ftnd'Toniatoos, inljars tc Cans, fresh t Sardines, fine 01lvo-& Table Oil, French Mustard, &c. For Sale at (' Marion Hall” Grocery. • Jf.'W. EBT, ■ October2o,lBs4: «• ' ' . . ■; Notlr*. ' ■ •• Tp|n. 3, BAUGHMAN’S,heaIth haring been. fi-Jrestored; hereby notifies his friends and the public that ho has resumed thd practise ofmed iclno, at Lis' office, corner of .Main and.Badford starts, . [Nor. 9, IW4-^Bw. between tho hoiM'JytlUt ; ; v’R|EVE:||N||Si : f. ‘ (pucceuor'to Maingi T&O; Xlfr’SonthSecona 11, Spruce street, constantly on- hand a flUl ;wso'llnl6W^*^W* l 3r i.N.v artlctein hfai Ifneof btttf *» .LEATHER' Spring MWto**ea,VCiii^J^*^^ Huslt-and Straw Tapcstry. Brassals, tlfln. List, Rag fit Hemp Carpetinjifs, Ott Canton Mattings, Cocoa ana Spanish Floor and Stair Rrdggets, -Hearth,' Mats, Table and Plano Cdrerst taVWww*w^ v : spectfully Invites tho attention of October 19. 1884-ly ~ ; : T > rW!««illflfe ProciamailonV' J v-' ! -tT/HEBBAS «To , W President'Judge of tM lIWeM flWilr«gta: * ; Common Pleas in tho' borland and Jnnlata,aridSamriet^l^M«^^«'ij : - ■ JohnßiipiV Associate in the said County of cepta to me directed, datod thb 1854, hare- Ordered an adjonrned won Pleas to bo holdcn at day ot, Docowl>er,-18H, «t 10 forenoon, to continue one weelc./ {-Ji '-'-v, is £ v • Noticb la, therefore, hereby glycn;to ajhpefv ■ v.;’ sons interested to bethoirand thePp Jo '- aneb." ‘ JOSEPH #'■'£ ‘Qct0b0r.26,1854.- } -. '■ Teas, Coflfee, 3pHE subscriber hosjnst added to. bis [ stock, a general selection of CHOICE' GKO*-'*-'!-' ESIES, aeWbll as alb tho dther Tariety-of {gjsj ticles uaually kept in-a GrocerySterai.- 4 B»||l embracingßio Coffeo--roasted andgristta, *, !-srm and lids, per lb., orlean»,iol«rifl*df , T _./ Crushed aqd Pulverized Sugars, of flna lies* Chocolates, Spices, Dairy Salt, ty Pdncy articles, all of, which, are’ofierettalthp'' lowest cash prices. "Wo aro thankftd .fc? former support given os, «nd inviie a fhrtbs* call from our friends and. customers* "• • . : , £< yf. JJ3Y#. V Harion ttdll;Carlisle, Aug*'B,. 1864*-- t-.'-J- niEIiCH IBVIS JBS.» * 2Vot , !i : | FOB THE CURE OP HERNIA -OBiBHP-I::; Tin A CKNOWLEDQEb by , Whlghcst tfiedlcil { Xjl authorities of '' superior to ahy other in usd, "Sufferers wIUW gratified to loatri (hot the ppcatfoti wvr^tkH tor - procure not ofilytHe lighted. and but y. as durable a TrUss OS any dth(fr,'ln c«m6it)uV and ancohtfortable oi?fcleWnany-apRL.X.. There is bt> diQichUy atteadlng -the' fitting, kpa • whoh.thd pad IS located, it wilt its : tlon wlthoht changed *- Zti'.'/T. ?'?. ■ Persons at a distance uhabie on:JW subscribed, tan have the Trusaserit to anr«d-. ? dross, by remitting Five Dol/ors- for tho.-ilngl* Truss, or Tin for the double—i'frUh measure-..!, round tho hips, and' stating side-•&flbctodvl JU. . will bo exchanged to shit If not IHtingibyreturn-^, log It at once, nnsoiled. : For sale .only by tt», ’ Importer, , . CALEB H.'NEBDLES*.- . v ,7 ; .- Cor. of Twelfth.& Race Sfrcdtsj ; Phll»r requSring tho benefit of AfrcJtottr'', teal Bupporis> owing to derangomont'of-Hra, In 7; tomal Organs, inducing Falling of the Womb, .Vocal, Pulmonary, Dyspeptic; bfarvotia ;t®4 ’ Spinal Weakness, are informed that a comp-stonf > , and experienced Ladt will W in attendance At- ‘ ; the rooms,''(Set apart, for their exchtslve' , No-114, TWELFTH St., Ist Juno 29, 1664—1y* ’ Q,> DU. C, 8. Respectfully cflbrshiifprofcsaiohai »«• vices to tho citizens ofCorUslo and surrotm^' 1 ding country. Office aqd residence In South. 1 Hanover street, directly ppposite the .Yolunteoc 1 office, , 1 March 23, , ■ NEW/GROCERIES. , TVTOW open and for sale ot the “Marlon Roll 1 * 4-~-Family Gru’cery.B tpre,>..targo£andgeneral assortment of articles, useful and fancy, onbra lag, in part—. V ' Mani&ba ind Coßecs, ,i ■- Gyeen Rio and Roasted Coffee, / ' JonkJaMbestbrand^fTeas, Bromi'and’Ciarifled. sugars, . ' .'White and Prcserylng v « Pulverised and crushed <f • , .. - Bromo, Cocoa-end Chocolate, Rico and Con* Starch, Forinb and EsaoncO of Coffee, . ; j Lovcrlng’s finest Syrup, Orleahs Baking Mot#* sos, Spfcwf, ground and onground* UnaefCtti&fii Vanilla Boon, Choose, Crackers; Candles; itc J3P' Our ‘ jfinl ;; embraces a large and gooefal Variety v of the best white Granite,'a iron Stoneware} lit- ’ orpbol and common ware, enabling tho customer to select to soils or pieces of any. also necessary, and of tho different styles, together with, a rut cty of Flnb While and Gold Bond; English and French China soils' of Tea ware, and other varie ties of useful and flno-fancy China wate, includ ing Trays, Plates, Vases/ Fruit Dishos, Cbifte cups, &0-&C ’ GLASSWARE, >, emfcraclng-txttrigj dlslics/ niobuises tanking*! bowfs, a large selection of OnelSuted tambler«| wino and egg glassed and othor useful *rticlo«w * WILLOW AND CEDAR;rrAgE f among which arc tabs, chums, water palci,-mea sures, market baskets, travelling book els, m well as other covered and uncovered baskets. -Also, Table Oil. of-the finest 'brand. Sperm tod-other Oils; Tobacco, Cigars, &b, A email lot of choice MACKAUEE ofNo'. Iquolily. , Also, a trimmed Mess Mackarcl—-both In handsome assorted packages of halves, quarters and Jklt»— with all the other varieties of a GROCERY and QUEENSWABE STORtJ. - IVo feel thankful Tot the patronage heretofore bestowed oa us, and Invite a continuance of like favors. _ ; ;; j. w. eby. Carlisle, October &} 165 i. Look Out In Time f . C HOLER A-MORBUS, Dyscnteiy, &c.,nro nicking their appearance}, yon know • the remedy. If you have any regaw fortho. welfare of yotntfolr, your wife or your children, supply yourselves instantly ’ with “Beecher** Matchless Cordial,*’ othcnrlso abide the eoase*. qnonccs resulting from a bigoted adherence 'to old quackeryj Tbo Matchlcssremedy can bad at ibo tmig Store of - B. J. KIEFFER, South Hanottr otreef, a '/tto door « itmlh'of - ! Court Houtt. [Carlisle, May 18, ’fii.j ■; WAKTEP. cabinet makers, to 111-wrigbtl '< \J wagon-makers, aboc-makors.Bnd mechanics generally, who oro in want of TOOLS, to c»ll »t Lyiio’", where you con always bo. ooppUcS-wilb .. & full Kltt of superior tools of Ibe boatmuu fhcluro, warrantc<l,nt prices lower that escrows, hosrd of. , JOIIN P.LYNE. lfe,l titU of K. Jinnortr si. , * May If, 1854, •• ‘ Threshing IftnetilQea. ;• r r ' : ■' OP tbQ bcatmlwc6i»»WniteoiiliMd fciid‘for . sale at lho Carlisle Foundry aqd Machlne i Shop. . «, GARDNER ABROVfWV 1 , AngrißtlO,lB64.—Bmy " t; -' ' l| . TOST tocoWcda prlnio lot. of the celebrated pateqt Whttl Grcatt /or carriages, carir, wa gons, &q. Tble article fdlymalotainathoTe putatioa of best article tor the evoroflbrod. For sale , . Aog. 81,1854.- ' ■ * SAATQN’g. .JWTACOARONI.—A naif lot of Farina, Com- , ; iTJLStaroh, Taploco, Sago, Pe»ri, IJarley Bak ing Powder, Extract of Coflee,Rico Flounce.*' Foraalo.by ■ *• '-*?• W,-EBjf» / . Aogiist 8,1854« ■ ' ■■■ 1 , ■ WE iall the attention of Uio pubjio, to. the' Garden or' F|ro apglao for wa-- "'- toring Of Qroi—an FTffrF lent article, neat cheap, & ..'TPo*. ' Sulu ftt * T,, , . .p-i\ , K.^w':;-:^ SAMOSr ‘ 8; i >,st
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