New ithertisentents.
THE GREEK SLAVE?' 13.AcprusITE,
VENUS, FLORA, Ilene, and the DANCING GI Rl,
The above celebrated Statues, together with 15 STATU
ETTES IN BRONZE. and several Hundred Magnificent
OIL PAINTINGS foim the collection of prizes to be dis
tributed among the members of the Cosmopoll ,utri Art
Association at the first annual distribution, in ...Yfauary
next.
TIIE COSMOPOLITAN ART AND LITERARY ASSO
CIATION, organized for the encouragement and general
diffusion of Literature and the Fine Arts on a now and
original plan.
This popular Art Association is designed to encourage
and popularize the Fine Arts, and disseminate whole
some Literature throughout the country. A Gallery of
Art is permanently rot:what, and will contain a valuable
collection of Paintings and Statuary ihr the annual dis
tribution of each year. The best Literature of the day
widl ho Issued to subscribers, consisting of the popular
Monthly Alagazines, Reviews, &e.
The Committee of Management have the pleasure of
announcing that the First Annual Distribution will take
place in January next, on which occasion there will he
distributed or allotted to members, several hundred
°works of Art, among which is the original and world re
nowned statue of the GREEK SLAVE,Ly Ilham Powers,
costing over five thousand dollars, together with the
beautiful Statues of Venus, Bacchante, Babe, Flora and
the Dancing Girl; and 15 Statuettes in Bronze, Import
ed from Paris; also, a largo collection of Oil Paintings,
Comprising some of the best productions of celebrated
American and Foreign Artists.
The Literature issued to subscribers consists of the
'following Monthly Mag,:tzlnos: larpers' Putnam's It nick
erbocker, Blackwood's, Graham's, Magazine of Art, and
Godey's Lady's Book, and the Quarterly Reviews re
printed In Now York: Edinburg, Westminster, Lond,on
Quarterly and North British.
PLAN FOR THE CURRENT YEAR
The payment of three dollars constitutes any one a
member of this Association, and entitles him to either
one of the above Magazines tier one year, and also to a
ticket In distribution of the Statuary and Paintings,
which arc to be allotted to members in January.
Persons taking five memberships, are entitled to any
five of the Magazines one year, and to six tickets In the k,
distribution.
Persons on becoming members can have their Maga
tine commence with any month they choose. and rely on
Its being mailed to them promptly on the tlrst of every_
month. direct fronnhe New York and l'hiladelp*Puly-
Miters.
LITTELL'S LIVINO AOl , l, Weekly, is one
year and two memberships for O. . _
The net proceeds derived from the sale of menthersialps
are devoted to the purchaSe of Works of Art Rl' the en
suing year.
. .
lit , o 1; s open. to -receive mimes at the Fasteni Office, Now
York, or Western Office. Sandusky.
The-Gallery-of - Art - is - located - at - tit lid tfalty7(thifil est
ers office of the Association,) where superb Granite
Buildings have been erected for it, and in which the
splendid collection of litatuary and Paintings arc ex
hibited.
THE ADVANTAGES SECURED
by becoming a member of this Association aro
-1 st. All persons. receive the full value of their subscrip
ti-m at the start, iu the shape of sterling Magazine Lit
erature.
.
21. Each member is contributing toward purchasing
choice Works of Art. which are distributed among them
selves, and are at the same time encouraging the Artists
of the country,disbursing thousands of dollars through
Its agency.
The increasing iptercst felt In the advancement of the
Fine Arts warrants the belief that this Association will,
with the powerful aid of Literature ' become at once uni
versally popular. as it not only cultivates and encourages,
the Floe,. Arts, but disseminates sterling Literature
througli,,nt the land, thereby adapting itself to the
present wants and tastes of the American people, ena
bling both rich and poor to make their homes pleasant
and attractive, by the aid of Sculpture. Paintings. and
the best reading matter which the wide range of Ameri
can and Foreign Literature affords.
Persons remitting funds for membership should mark
letters, •'lleeistered," and state the month with which
they wish their Magazines to commence, and also, their
Post Office address in full on the receipt of which, a cer
tificate of membership, together with time Magazine de•
sired, will be forwarded to any yak of the country.
Those who purchase Magazines at Bookstores will ob
serve that by jeiniteo this association, they receive the
'lNtagazine and Free Ticket in the annual distribution, all
et the same price they now pry for the Magazine alone.
ttS.. Mikes of the - Association. at the Knickerbocker
Matraztne Office. 314 Broadway New York, and at No.
ItO ‘Vater street, Snialusky, O hio. Address, (at either
office.) C. L. DERBY, Actuary C. A. Sc L A.
TO THE FRIENDS OF ART
The CoMmittee of Management of the CostunpollLsn
Art Association. being dpgbrous of extending the benefit
of the I net it ution toe'krry pirilon of the United States,
wish to appoint sonic responjible persons as honorary
I , errutries in cities and towns where none already.ap
pointed. Address, (at either office.)
C. L. DERBY, Actuary C. A. & L. A.
348 Knickerbocker Office, New York. or
IC.ti irater Circlet, eandusky, Ohio.
Dec. 27—Gt
I)ERHAM'S THIRD GIFT ENTER
PRISE-CO.OOO Tickets already sold. Call for final
. lass Meeting of Shareholders to determine on the dis
position of the Mitt Property to the Shareholders. At a
meeting of the Shareholders in Perhatn's Third UM En
terprise, held on the 2.7 th of July, the following resolu
tion was adopted:
"Resolved, That so noon as it is ascertained that 80,-
000 of the (lift Tickets issued by Mr. Perham in his
third enterprise, are sold, the committee shall call the
shareholders together at the most convenient plays, for
the purpose of instructing said committee In regard to
the manner of •disposing of the Olft Property."
Having learned from Mr. Perham that 60,000 of said
tickets were already sold, and that In all probability the
remaining '20,000 called for by the above resolution would
be sold by the first day of January next, we have deter
mined in accordance with the aixwa opinion, to call a
MASS - MEETING OF THE SHAREHOLDERS, at some
Once to be hercafier named, on the Vith day of.Tanuary,
1(05, for the purpose designated by the resolution.
ROBERT BEATY, Jr.,
J. LATHROP, COMMITTEE.
IL S. ADAMS,
. .
190,000 Tickets only at leach will be sold. Each Tick
et will admit FOUR PERSONS,aII at once, or fmrtions at
different times, to Perham's Burlesque Opera, LIOUSO, COa
Broadway, New York, or to his other Entorainments,
in various parts of the country. Each purchaser of onb
of his tickets will receive a certificate entitling them to
one share in the 100,000 COSTLY AND VALUABLE
OWI'S, a list of which half already been published. Per
sons can obtain the same in circular form, by addressing
note to the proprietor.
Now's TIIE• TIME TO PbactiAss TICKETS.—In order that
the 100.000 Tickets may be disposed of by the time speci
fied, the subscriber offers the following inducements for
persons to get up Clubs.
Each person who gets up a club of ten subscribers, and
Bower& Von dollars to this office, will receive by mail or
other conveyances, Eleven Tickets.
Each person who sends, at one time, one hundred dol
lars, will have sent in like manner, Ono Hundred and
Flacon Tickets. And for all larger 14111118 in exact pro
portion.• 4/
If it should happen that all tho TiCkets are sold when
the order Is received, the money will be returned at our
expense for postage.
All orders for Tickets should be addressed to
,f(fSIA I I PER I I A "I, CO3 Broadway, New 'Fork.
My 4th Ento:pslso trill to advortbsed. as soon as the
third ono is closed. Tho Tickets uro already printed.
Dee. '27-
A. MIRACLE OF SCIENCE.-Dr.
C, L. Kelling, of Mechanicsburg, Cumberland
unity; Pa., announces to those afflicted with Tumors,
Wens. Cancers, Polypus,‘ Lupus, Moles or Marks, Serer-
Ala. King's Evil and all diseases that have imen usually
mated with Caustic or Knife, he can remove them with
ut cutting, burning or pain; neither Chlorothrm or
!;ther Is administered to the 'patient. It is no Matter
u what part of the kiddy they inns be, he can remove
I
hem with perfect safety, and, in a reniarkahly short
l
1 into. No . Mineral of y 01,
cgelol,oB6n is applied, and no
ioney requires! until a (-tiro Is pea tooted.
pr,d,tosse4 Uteri, Eserrffl. C,anplaluts, Chronic, Vene
real and ell other dlseaSCs't rented with visitive success:
'Full particulars rail be obtained by add; eising in either
Ltiglish or (lemma, post paid. Patients can ho nevem-
Moduted with- Hoard on reasonable terms.
Mechnnicslairg iir one of the prettiest and healthy
"towns in this or any other State. It is 8 miles from
ILarrisburg, on the Cundauland Valley Mal Road, and
nee.,salblu froul, all parts of the Polio,. The Doctor will.
visit cases in any part of the State when desired.
u..y_lcind reader if you know any athlete(' fellow peso-
I en., delay not to tell them Of this treittmerly
~EOUS. DE 13EGEt3.—just received
L another lu4,ol,Clwar! Do pays. De!nines and Par
nh,o,t'A Cloths, inov lid ' U. W, LEITNER.•
New iltmettisements
FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
FANCY GOODS, GIFT BOOKS, &c. Pte.
S. W. II A VEIISTICE has )uht'recelved from the cit'
and Is .pow open i mr a splendid display of FANCY GOODS.
suitable for, the approaching lioliday Season, to which
he desire'S to call the attention of his friends and the
public. Ills assortment in this line cannot is surpassed
in "'Tity and ele,Mlico, and both In quality and price
~f the'artieles, cannot fail please purchasers. It would
be impossible to enumerate his
ID 11.1 DAY FANCY GOODS, •
which comprise every variety of fancy:uncle of the most
exquisite shape such as
).'Wiper Mache Goods,
Elegant alabaster and porrelain ink-stands and tray's,
Fancy ivory, pearl and shell card cases,
Ladies' Fancy Basket's,
Fancy Woilnioxes, with sowing instruments, • -
Port Mollnaies, of every variety,
Gold pens and poncels, Fancy paper weights,
Papeterics, and a largo variety of Indies' Fancy station
ery,
Motto seals and wafers, Silk and bead purses,
Ladles' riding whips, elegantly finished, Ladies' fine
cutlery,
Perfume baskets and logs,
Brushes of every hind for the toilet
Roussel's Perfumes of the varis,
Musical instruments, or uds and at all prices,
together with au innutnerahle variety of articles elegant
ly finished and suitable for hollidny presents, to which
ho invites special attention.
Also, an extensive and elegant collection of
HOLIDAY GIFT 110tIKS,
comprising the varhms English and American A N NITA LS
for 1855, richly embelishod anti ilustrated I'OETIC47 O
with C,IIILIMEN'S PIGTOIII AL HOOKS, for
children of all ages, than which nothing con be more
appropriate or pleasing as Indiday gifts. II isassortment
of School Books and School .Stationry is also complete,
and compriA:s every thing used hi College and the
Schools. Ile also desires fo call the particular attention
of Families to his elegant display of
L 431 1 ,5, liIILI \ DQT,RB. &c
from the extensive establishments of rernelins, Archer
and others of Philadelphia. comprising every style of
Parlor, Chamber and Study Lamps. for burning either
lard sperm or ethereal oil, * together with Flower YIWPS.
Fancy Screens. ke. Ills assortment in this line is un
equaled in the borough. Also,
FRUITS,. FANCY CONFEq'TIONARY—NUTS--PRE
° S Ell VED FltUl TS, &r.,
in every variety and at all prices, all of which are pure
and fresh, such as van Ice confidently recommended to
his friends and the little folks. His stock embrases
cry thing in the line of Fancy (locls, with many other
articles useful to housekeeper which the wildly are
eqpecially invited -to -call-a mi-secahtrirrg - the - hallili
Relnemher the Ohl Stand, nearly opposite the Hank on
North Hanover street.
dec 13 18:s1 S. W. HA VERSTICH.
rI_BEAT ATTRACTION? 110 FOR
kfi Tar: nom DAys . .-1i 81 FS KINGLE'S 01.1) HALL
k now and Will continue to be supplied with the great
est novelties up to the clone of the treason, comprising in
part CONFavioNARIES of the elmicest varieties, such
as Fine Candy Toys, 3ellv Cakes, Urn lions, Gum Cordial.
Lemon, Chocolate and Pimit Drops, Rose, Vaullia, and
Burnt Almonds, French and exploding, Secrets. Also
all the common varieties, all of which will be sold whole
sale and retail at low rates. Wo have just received
FRUITS AND NUTS of the latest importatbms such as
Oranges, Lemons, Raisins, Figs, Primus. Citron, Currants,
soft and paper shelled Almonds, Filberts. (brawl, Cream
and Ground Nuts. In connection with the above the
largest assortment of TI )I'S AND FANCY GOODS of every
hind from all parts. of Europe, manufactured of wood,
glasS, china, papier mache, tin and India rubber, rink,
&C,Ftleil as Fine Wax, kid and jointed Dolls, sewing
and Card Baskets, Work and Fancy Poxes, Flower Vases.
Motto Cups, Tea Setts. Music Doses. l'ort Mutinies, Battle
Doors, Grace Hoops, Masks. Drums, ]buns Trumpets.
Dominoes, Lotto and other games, Ale. Fancy Soaps and
Hair Oils of every variety. In connection with the
above a large stock of FAMILY ROC-Elt It ES, such as
pulverised: Crushed and brown Sugars, of every grade,
coffee, Molasses, Starch, Green and Black Teas, Spices,
Butter, soda, sugar, Water and other Crackers, cheese,
The sul.srriber returns Ids sinrere thanks to a genet ,
us NI le for the ram tsinge heretofore bestowed on him,
A nd hop,,s, by n desire to please, to merit n rotithituinee
of the
Carßede, Doe,r 7, 18',4
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.-
We have just received frem Philadelphia, a large
assortment of nee, and SPLENDID ANNUA LS, and IFT
BOOKS for the holidays, which having been purchased
below the usual wholesale rates, we are enabled to
sell at greatly reduced prices. They have now In store
a splendid stock of
Annuals,
Gift Books,
Illustrated Poets,
Standard Works,
Bibles, all sizes,
Prayer Books '
Ify mit Books.
Sunday School Book,
Tract Peeks,
Juveniles, Sc., etc.
All of which are NEW BOOKS, fresh from the pub;ishers,
splendidly hound and embelished and got up expressly
for the Christmass Holidays. Also FANCY STATIONBY
and Fancy articles generally, in great variety. The pubs
lie are invited to call and examine samples now ready
for Inspection.
.e.ii-Itetnember, the place to buy looks, cheap, Is at
PIPE:S. Main street.
Dee'r 20, 1654 •
RUGS c
N I d )
h p C T l i O r N A !II I ' :
feeol - supply.Of DI WO S aria COS FECTION A It V.—
The former In connection vith Ids Antic on hand vi
Make his issortment of Drugs, Medicines nod Chemicals
complete. 111 s assortment of CONFECTIONARY is also
line; consisting of pure.sugar white and trans Parent
Candy Toys; Candy, MlllllloYl, assorted, and line Candies
Of every variety ; also Fruits, Nuts, and every thing
belonging to that department of trade. He 'would call
special attention to his supply of FANCY ARTICLES
for the 'Holidays, and general use, among which may Is,
(hum! the good, the tasteful; and the useful. All are
invited to call whether they with to purchase or not.
AS. J. KIEFVER.
Carlisle, Deer. 20, 2F44,
.NTHOTIGT.INotice is hereby given,
_Li that an election is to be held on Saturday the Gth
day of January, 1855, to elect by ballot 13 directors tbr
the Cumberland Valley Su v lug Instit utlon, at theirolilro
1n Dickinson Town:Min to Force for the ensuing year.
JACOB REDSECKER, Secretary.
Dee'r. 21, 1851. tend
ATTENTION SURVIVING SOL
DIERS-OF TIII WAlt OF 1812.—The Fun . ' %Jug
diers of the war of 1812. residing In Cumberirnd county,
arb requested to assemble at the Court House In Carlisle,
on Hnturday the 10th inst., at 12 o'clock, M for the pur-
Pseof appointing rtelegat NI to the Courentiun
rll re t
of such tioldiers which la to ascomble In Washington
City on the Bth of January next.
W. FOULIi )
EDWD. A lIMOIt, (Commltteo.
IL 1101.00:1111.
, Carpals, Dee'r.b., 1851.
UNION FIRE COMPANY'S LEO
TURES.—The fourth of a eouise of Lectures for the
benefit of,tho "Union Fire Company." will
46
ir -- be delivered at MARION II ALL, on THURS
DAY evening. December 21st, by
r-lo Rev. JOHN McCLINTOCR; D. D
Tickets, admitting three persons to the course
(of Six. Lectures) - - - -
'Single Ticket for the Course - - - .
"' to each Lecture - - - - 12y4
For sale at the door nu the on the evening of the Lec
tore. Doors open at: 03 ',' o'clock. .Locture Co commen ce
la 7. (tun - 1)
11 I A P.l.llS' SiIPERPIIOSPIIATL OF
I I.Al .A LIM E.— The sul,seriLers aro Agent s' In PI! 11104.
ira fkir the above fertillnr , r, which has hcon fully tested
Pm the last three years. .Early orders solicited as tho
supply will he limited. • Also, for sale best -Perm hen tii
vornment 11 lone No. I.
PASCHALL MORRIS
'Agricultural Nl'arehouse and Feed Store, N. E. corner
Ith 11111 i Market streets, Philadelphia. ,
(lASII ME RES, &c.—The sub-
Htriber ham just (poled a Tari . rt,y or Pialda awl
kittilleA at reduced pH( us. • ,
I , Zuv 15
_Lt TATcHEs! MATCHES ! !--JOHN
LDoNN C 1 IN. manufacturer and inventor of SAFE
TY PATENT SQUARE 111 , 11101 ff WOOD BOX M ATell ES
No. 106 North FOUivrii Street (above !ince) Pi II LADEI,.
PIII A. Matches having heroine an hulispensable article
in housekeeping, the subscriber after a great sacrifice of
time nod money, is enabled to offer to the Public an ar
ticle at once combining Utility and Cheapness. The in
ventor knowing 'the danger apprehended' on accramt of
the flimsey manner in which Matches are gollerally
packed in paper, has by the aid of New Steam Machinery
of his own invention, succeeded in getting up a SAFETY
PATENT SQUARE UPRIGHT Wool) BOX; this box is
fat preferable, In as much tlint it occupies no more room
than the old round wood box, and 'contains at least
Two II undred per Cent none Matches, which to Shippers
is considerable advantagf;Titis entirely new, and serum
against moisture and spontaneous combustion, dispels
all danger on transportation by means of Railroad, Steam
boat or any other undo of Conveyance. -
Those Matches are packed so that one gross or more
may he shipped to any part of the World with perfect
safety. They are the most desirable article for Ilome
Consumption. and the Southern and western markets
that have ever been invented.
DEM.ERS and SHIPPERS, will do well to call and
examino for thernselveg.
frT..These matehm, are WARRANTED to be superior
to anything heretofore offered to the Public.
JOHN DONNELLY
-106 N( , rth FOURTH St. * Philad'a.
Dec'r 4, 15.,4.
'DRESS CLOAK TRIMMINGS.—
, No. 200 cims . syr STREET. below Eleventh. and
N0..170 sorrir SECOND STREET, below Spruce, Phil
adelphia. We Invite attention to our complete RETAIL
assortment of Plush and Silk Bindings, Fringes. But tons
and Staple Trimmings, of Ourngn impartation and man
ufacture. trk_Orders executed nt a few bouts notice.
G. MAXWELL & SON,
206 Chesnut St. and 170 South 2,1 St.. Philade:phia.
Philadelphia, December 0, 185 I-4mm
lAWES FANCY FURS.-JOHN
J FAREIR A, Importer. Manufacturer and Dealer in
allidnds of FANCY FUNS, for Ladies ..and Children, at
'2.al MARKET Street. above Eighth. Philadelphia.
Having now completed my large and beautiful assort
ment of all the different kinds of Fancy Furs. that a ill
be worn by Ladies and Children during the present sea
son; this rissortment of Furs is t'quorti to any to be found
in this City, either Mr quality. variety or beauty. Hav
ing bought my Furs to Europe - Mr Cash. and hare had
them manuthet tired by the most competent wo,„ nt ,,
under my own supervision, with reas.malrle ecnorrmy._
Lantslatermined_tu_salL.theut-at--stuall-protits,--lind-for-
Cash only.
F:Toltr.v.Er.rEits- would wvll ove me .^.
call before mirelmeing. .101 I N FA RE! I: A.
284 MARKET street, abov! .... tylth,
nf-3m
Q.AUSAGE CUTTERS AND STITF
kj FEl:S.—Several patterns of the alxw e on hand and
for sale wholet‘alc and retail by
PA SCH A LL 11101111 IS fi Cfl.,
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store: e.'ruer Mt
and Market. Philadelphia. Poe.
QPAIN'S ATMOSPHERIC CHURNS
LY—A full supply of the above celebrated Churn.' now
ou hand of all the different ,lies. from 4 gallons to
It received the first premium at the late Pennsyltania
State Fair, thw first premium at the rrltuklin Institute
nod Itelaw a rt. and 3latyland State Fairs, and tsrions
others nt different placos. It will make more and Liter
butter from a given amount of cream. and in lo:ts time
than any churn in time tnarket. For sale a twins:de and
retail by PASCHALL MORIRS
Agricultural Warchouto and Fuel.' Ft.nr. corner of 7th
and Market. PhiladclpLLl. Dee. 6. INlA—tf
UDITOICS NOTIOE.--Tha subscri
i-x_ Ler, Auditor II 1.110111 led by the Court of Common
Pleas of Cumberlatal comity, to marA:al and - diatributo
the it144(3i8 lti the hands of Itettry Arsiirneta of J nn.
Snavoly, under a d,:xal of cultmtary ziesMntaent for
the benefit of creditors, will attend far that ourv - aa at
.1 3: 11 Itupp'eNill In IfarnOon townahlp.on MONDAY,
the lot day of January, at It) o'cl,wk. A. M., oli
which time those having claims will ill&me present them.
Dec 13, 11S51 DANIEL SHELLY, Auditor.
I'. MONYER
'l l AVEHN LICENSE.—To the Hon
orable Judge', of Om Court of General Sesldovs of
t l'enco of Cumberland Ceuuty, at January So•Flons,
A. D. 'Mk
The petition of John Hannan respectfully represents
that yew petitioner is provided ‘vith the necessary regni
sites for keeping a house, of Public Entertainment in the
house now occupied as such by him in the west ward in
the ts.nuzit of Carlisle. Your. petit Loma% therefere. pray s
your Honors to grant him a license f,,r the Mine the en
suing year, commencing on the 2d Monday of January
neNt maim; in duty bound he will ever pray. &c,
JOHN HANNAN.
We the undersigned citizens of the West ward in the
borough of Carlisle In the county of Cumberland, do cer
tify that we are well erqualnted a Ith the above named
John Itamtim and that he to of good repute for honesiy
and temperance, and is well provided with house 0.111
and couvenienees fOr the accommodation of sttaneers
and travellers, and that suns an Inn or Tavern IN nee, t,,-•
ary to accommodate the public, and entertain strangers
and trat (-Hers.
A. L. ; , vonsit.r. James RarlF„ Robert Allison, Go( , r,:e
Heile!, W. Ewalt:. Win. Morrison, C. J. Cartneny. Chas.
Itarnitz, J. Whistler. 11. J. lileffer, James l't stiethwait,
Geo. Ego. [F.eptl.3
r riAVERN LICENSE.-7--To the Hon
pruble the Judges of the Court of General Qum ter
hessions of the Peace of Cuuiberhuul County, at Janus
ry iiesaden 11,55.
The peti‘low of C. IL UNDERWOOD. respectfully rep
resents;That your petitioner Is provided with the ne
cessary requisites fi r keeping a house td publicentcr
taiument in the house now occupied by,hira as such;lu
Upper AlleW township. Your petitioner therefiwe prays
your honor to grant him a license' fur the same fur the
ensuing year, commencing on the lot day of January,
1855. As in duty bound, he alit ever pray, &c.
Pee. 5, 1854.
We the undersigned. •citizens of Upper Allen town
ship, do certify that we are well acquainted with the
above named C. It. Underwood. that he is of good repute
Mr honesty and temperance, and Is well provided with
housemen' and conveniences fir the accommodation of
strangers and travellers, and that such an inn or tav
ern Is necessary to accommodate Limo public and enter
tain strangers and travellers.
Michael (7ocklin, Samuel Stalter, Jacob L Zook,
Mechling,, Lewis flyer, John W. Cocklin, J
Mlatre, Thomas Gould, John Moore, William M. flekely,
Charles Ilinganum, lioorgct'hapumn.
I -1 0R SALE 011 RENT.
• flint desirable private residence
l7;l3,1 ! situated on Main street In the Bonnie+
of Carlisle, adjoining property of Mitchel
z. 1 !! , MCClellan,and other. and now In the
occupancy of 11. L. Burkholder, Possession given on
thu Ist of April, 1855,Ter terms apply to
W. M. PEIVROSE:.
Beer. 20, 1f4,4,
FOIL RENT.—Tho cor
m. N .,. '2-,ner STOIO: ROOM, now oeeni•led
Vlll, , tif ,5.7,A by W. F•hehlvti as-a shoo storof ono of
1ty . 4 , ......4 -Ow be ,-it tuitions
.1u the Lomugh,
~...-.....---- , - Call on (10:rgo Esc. .
t
Deer .20, ISFA 1— ..---
EMI
FOR RENT.L—The two . sto-,
yes . ry FRAME HOUSE, situttte on West
7,1114, I.alti street,Atirsite Ow Bail lload Depot,
• 21 I: tW . now in the oc,uptiney of J. N Arnistrng.as
s f 7 it Tohaeso store. It is suitablo for a Mere
or shop, being one of tho best business locations in the
town.
Alen, for sale„ a first rate FAMILY CAR.
ItbAfill, for one or tWO Ilarsea. The Carriage
to built strong and of the best materials. It will tAll
low for cash. to
nor '25 . WM. D. SEYMOUR.
Q Ly T()JII . 4] ROOM FOR RENT.
capacious and central STOltil IhDOM ini the e.,rner
of Main and Pitt streets, now oceupied by Henry Peters.
is offered for rent from the Ist or April next. Per termu - ;
enquire of illovt.ls] 1101111111: NOBLE,
G. W. lIITNER. I
kEarliq_le fjeralb.
FVfabefpf)in.
3lotices.
fur Sale anti dent.
_TAMES M'CLINTOCK, M. D.,—Late
Q Professdr of Anatotny and Surgery in the Philadel
phia C'ollegt of Medicine, and Acting Professor of Mid
nifery ; onoaef the Consulting Physicians of the Phil
adelphia Hospital, Illockloy; late member of the Nu-
Donal Medical Assoeintion,• inediber of the Philadel
. plibt Medical S,s-lety; tionnber of the ModlcrsChlrfirgi
egi College: of Philadelphia; formerly President and
Professor of Anatomy nod Surgery In Castleton Medi
cal College. Vermont; and also, late Professor or An
atomy and Physiology in 15.1.1u:hire Medkal institu
tion Pittstield, &c., (r.
liasiately Introduced in' popular form. several if his
Etrorite prescriptions for the principal disuses uC this
climate. 'fife name of each article will imply the dis
ease for which it is intended to be used.
Int. MCCLINTOCICS rEcToRAL STRUT.
DR. MCCIINTOCICSCoLD AND COUGH Alf XTrlte—For Colds.
Coughs, &c., Price 25 rts.
MCCLINTOvICS ASTHMA AND 11001•INO COUGH Rtmr-
DY. Pace 50 cts.
Dn. „NleClaNtocit's TONIC ALTERNATIVE Enter—Fur Pu
rifying the Blood. Price .3.1.
MOCUNTocs's Dyspeptic Ellxir—For giving t ,, ne
to the ftonirwh, relieving pains after eating. heartburn.
and all disagreeable symptoron arising from indigestion.
Price $l.
MCCLINTocK's RHEUM (TIC MIXTURE—A Purely Ve
getable Remedy for internal use. Price 50 cis.
11/CCLINT(oCK'S IIk:UNIATIC LINIMENT—FOY Illiemna
Lim, Sprains, Swellings, Sc. Price hU cts,- _ •
Dn. Nlcei.vvreCK'S ANODYNE 31INTIALE—Fsr PADS, TOittll
ache, Rustle Nenralgia,t&e. Price 50 els.
11n. Mel:.1.114101:K . 1 , 14.VKIL AND certain
cure ler all I ntermltten tg. Priee $l.
DR. NIt`CLINTOt DIARrAItrA rolthlAl. AND CIIOLF:r..% Pr 17-
vENTI r.—A :are Remedy.
Dn. 7.lrCLittyogß's I'l 1111 kTIVE
Costiveness. lir:id:who. Ac. Frire :Yr rtg.
Dn. Mcl2l.TNTralCsf.tml-nntorp irregularity
in the Functions of the Liver and Bowels—the Last Liv
er 1111 made. Pike 2i, etc. a I nn.
For sale in• Dn.!. Nict.'I,INTOCK. at his Medical Dept
N. W. Corner Ni NTH and FILIIERT Streets, rhiliolci
phia. and all Druggists. Druggists and Dealers In Med
Hiles who wish to be Agents. will please addles. Dr
Nictlintock, furnishing reference, mane of Post Office
outlay and litate.
119,Fer sale hy W. A. Kelso. Samuel Elliott. Carlisle:
.1. 11.OiIswell. Emit Luger it:„Co.. L. Kitelf.
titan, Merlianlialatrg: Joseph Ilert'on..Nevaine; .1. B.
Zitannertnan. Anders.nburg; Noires Fertitr.
town t'. New lilonnilr,lit: 11:1)det AI. ! , inrer.
NeMlO , ll.: IL F. Gardiner. :•pilMire; A.. 1. Mlller and
.1. S. Nixon. Cbamterillunr. It. Neetzer, \Vey tarl4.
lieerge Ilertzu en Tirol D. H. Jones Ilarrisimrg.
1111. vim Is emisultett eitheut charge
daily. front In to I:2ticloek. A. )1.. at Li' Ittit4 t.
i; - ",1r5 - 4=-1Y
ELIA NG, OFF AT Cl/ST.—The sub-
Liscribor int onAling to change his business, line com
menced selling nil his large awl:Thu.lld stitch of Winter
iloods at cost for cash. Most of this stork tins been puo
chased this faii: in Nero York and Philadelphia, at the
lowelU rani price... Purchasersian therefore save yrnie
by calling son, and at the statue litre hare the largest
and best stock of goods to select from. In the .tuwn or
,I.lllltV. In thie stock arill be found some fresh
eLtyril ES, Cassimera. rassitieis. Veatings. Superior
a bite, red and vellow Flannels; red. green. blue. &al:
And cow Siwk Flannels: Ribbons rind Flout era: Magma
new st.loa barrel ('ash mere. Willies and Po Berzes:
French Merno.s. l'aramotta% Aloclms yieptit lir"-
cha and Pl:trail SHAWLS, Ltdies. ('lithe and Silt
Velvet for liintles, Calicots„ Gingham.%
1N. , . a limn , and new st- - ick of It '0 'TS AND SIMES, a
lot of new and well made CU)TIIING.
Now is the time to get goals cheap. All are inatod
to rail aria examitie for theins,lres.,
0011,111'.
larli Ic. Dee. 20, ISA.
.
SE LUNG OFF AT COSI' !
kr BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
i'he set seribers, intending to have this plaee, offer
their entire stork of DRY GOODS AND tiIIOCkitIES at
first cost. -It consists of
11.. t DI ES' DRESS tltlODS.—Fine all wool ImMines and
Cashmere& De Ileges. French rul
Merinoes ' Black and ' , er
Dress Silks, Handsome Del/lines from 8 to 20 cents lad'
yard.
EMBROIDEItIES.—A. large assortment of Swiss end
Jaeonet Spencers. tholersleeves, Collars. itialllngs,
Inserting& Sr. Mounting Spencers and Collars.
and Embroidered linen Cambric Handkerchiefs.
141111 g MU tii` , ltiare Itlack, Figtaretl
and Thilwt ~tcitt la.
D,)M ).:STfC.S.—Clot hs. ss m e nes, Sattinot ts, iron
Lucky limeys, :tins:lns, Checks, Tickinits. Cnii
coca, Vlannels. Sze..te.
A 1.., a large nsieTtment of climes, Cotton, Oishmere
and Woollen lh so, Cloth Caps, Itlankels, Se,
GDOCKIIIES.—Suzar, Coffee, Molasses, Spices,
n invite one and all to come and examine our stock
AS now is the time to porcha)m cheap goods.
F. W. Corner of N. Ilanover and Louther streets.
Nor. 21), ISA.
t ip ir --- 71 ... 3:1?-P!"--- s 7 - NTEW STO E &
COoD
, NEW 000DS!—The
on
dei•i;:ned is tiMr - 'oponing in the store room of Nvilliain
Leonard, an the earner of lianos or and Louther streets.
in the' Borough of Carlisle, a large and general assort
ment of STAPLE AND FANCY DET thsiDS, emimus
log almcst every land and variety of goods aalaut.d to
this market, together with an assortment of
11l F.F. Ilia stork having been nearly all purchased within
the last two weAs. buyers will have the advantage of
selecting Irma a FRESH STOCK. us well as of the late
decline in the price of many articles. lie will be happy
to PX hii it his r,ssis to all who may favor him with a
call. and pledges hinisif to sell everyartiole as low er
lower - than they rum be purchased elsewhere.
-Carlisle, Nov. 15,1F04. EOLIERT DICK.
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URDAY EVENING POST established August 4th,
Weekly edition between 60,000 and fa!,oo. The
long period of over Thirty-Three Years, dUring which
the Saturday Evening Post has been establislnst and Its
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so., MARy h itINU, ELIZA L. SynlIAT, Mrs. CANLEN, FANNY
FERN. and a new contribu or t (whese name by request is
withhld.)
In tile first la.mwer of Jrirauary next NVII design emu
mowing tho following Notelet; Weeks of Coln t
ship, by Mrs. nuelio F. Carlon, author of .-Orao Year
of Wodh,ek.'.r _ . .
We pintos , following this with an Original Novelet—
desh.med to illustrate, incidentally, the great Evils of In..
temper:lnce—cot Pled 'the Palls of the W al using, by a
nen and distinguished cent ributor. We have also made
ariungements for Two Stories ' to lie entitled The OliChia
Sisters, and The Nabobs Will, by Grace tireenwocal, au
thor of •`llreenwomi Leaver,' „ I 111111 Mishaps," A.c.
Also. the f "lon lug Itthilllolllll Clain :—New
rice of Slog ales. by Fanny Virn,author of "Fern 'waves,"
m ai k the ; , exton. a Novelet, by Mrs. Denison, author
of the "Step-Mother. -none Pictures," 4e.
Nancy Selwyn, or the Cloud with ii - Silver Lining, a
Novelet.by:ilarYluting. -
And last, but by no means least—from the fascinating
and powerful pen of the t'est's own t xelusive rontril
tor—Viva. a Sthry of Life's Mystery, by Mrs. Ennna
H. N. Southwerth, author of "Surilun," "Thu Lost Ilth
oss,"
In addition to the above proud array of contributions.
Ntc shall endeavor to keep up our usual variety Original
I.4.lfrnS, tores 01 lAA' in our Own and
Foreizn Loot:, rholen Selections 1 - 11 , 111 .Igri
,llllLral A rtble. Ihmeral News, numerous A tit:ethics.
Vlb.`,V of the Produce and Stock Markets, Dank Note List,
,&e..—our rbjett brim! G. cdve a COlllpillt6
as illy Iw nttrlimitswill admit, of the (treat it
r . EMIR AV l NOS.-1n the nay of Enguti lope o exemir
ally pri , ent lea,t two weel..ly—oar.r
and I.IIC , other of Is blame roux character.
the p.lll of the ' , tined
States, paid quarterly or yearly in advance. at the °Mee
where it is it wired, Is on}y et; cents u ) car.
' TEEMS.—Fingle COUS, V.;
4 Copies. - - - - - - - - y 1 ,111%
'8
,( .t niPone to getter up of Chili.) In,no
Tl " oni" , to getter np of Cluti,l ikon
.20 And one to getter up of fluty)
e , , The money must al nitys lie sent hi ail roUPe. Ad.
dress always post-paid. lIEA(t'N 4 PETEIiSON,
No. G 4 South
Pam ple Numbers sent gr.ills to Rapale, when reipiest
dye Id dt-La
—The
tee - Job Printing done at this office
in) ()oohs.
Stores . nub Sljotis.
•
.QTOV ES ! STOVES I 1 STON / ES !P.—
ki Jons 1). fiOtalAli would inform ,klie public that
ill, has now on imintat his establlshniela , „ un :link, .`:d.,
next door hi Mariod - Ilall, the largest' and most com
plete assortment, of COgli, OEFIC .;---& - PAR- ,
rnfill:, liTON'Eli to be found ill Ill; county,
~, : ,,-4 which will, be sofa at the lui4 t prices for
- .'''ash or approved credit. Ills sto k consists of
"---• a large assortment of new am highly op
-.1 •:i.
ir. - _ — __ .iroNed PATENT COMilikal 5.401 ii.S. finished
p''
111 ant 111014 complete Manner, 111 d ellieWate rIT ~i thr.r
wood sir coal, ur both. All the old standar pattern.
ii hich have stood the test of experience. ma 1,0 four,:
et his establishment. Also, a great, variety o the mil
approved and beautiful PARLOR 01 , Y10E 6. Orn, It
eluding a number of now stykscpwsessing very sup
rise ad NAlltflgefi OVer rinse heretofore in use. Enroll'',
and Is, , astiwrpors sire respectfully Indies to give him :
call before purchasing elsewhere. Stet es delivered to
any part of the country and put Up at the shortest n• •
tlre. Ile continues to do all kinds of TLN AND : , 111 , ..17;
IRON W A I:.E, and Copper Work, and has constantly tos
hand or will mate to order every article required I • •
housekeepers or others In this line. Ills stuck of Ti,
and Copper Ware embraces every kind of household ant
mi e l s ,,,, idenall. warranted equal to the beat 1111111ufat
trred. Pees•dis In want of articles In his line may iii
ii :13 is be sun, of beim: accommod.ited to their satisfactir is
by giVing him a call. [nov l-1i,Z,1
FoR
PARLOR ANT Cu 4 RISU prov Es.
The sulescriber at his old stand o n N e rti l ji nn° , s t
the sign of the "Mitinnietl Red toffee Pot," he
sires to call the attention of the public to lilt 1:117e/ie.
sort inent of STOVES. of the newest a n d st
the styles, from the hest manufh ies in th
...,71,„, r. untry. ainhat all prices firm, s:i to 115. r 111( k
~,... ~Itg tile l'A 1C1,4111 A (I.M
I.lbEll ii , T. Iv i s
-,',.:7.: at,c the Mirror Stu% e i the Arctic. Revere. stsc
'; , :=il Persian. 1'111..11 and Alma Air 11.rlit, tr.s.'cr hi r
... - a if II other patterns a Noll lie has of all si, f ,
f I' ',ardor, r.r.irainisTs. and ealetriated fx.iii..urninix vii.l en
w..... 1 or crial. Aim., the ;Etna., (;101e. Aster, A 11,41.3
Flat-top find I)andhov or tier Man's, with dhier ('(H 'K
IND STOVES, onniprising the latest Iniprnvenient, ix
I. itchen stoves, and intended for either wood nr cr.:!.--
Ale , . the Dining tita.mn COOL ITII4 Struirs—a new and rix
{taunt lir title, to %Olin!, he Invites the prictillihw sit,' -
1 ion of ilunillosy Ills cosh rig stoves ripoze in price fr. 1
.in In :25. pith the fixtures isimplete. Also. Nine Plat.•
mate.. of 4 ari , .u.: patterns unit different pi i.....e.
' Also. E\.l MEhLED 'AND TINNED 11 .1 I; E fir C.. 1
i "g . St., eS. lirass Kettles. &e. Ain.. every article In tii,
line 1 , 1 Tin au.] Popper 1Y tire. The plahl I; are respo
fully ins itel I r till as hip in confident with his 1:,:ii...
5t.....ek-varlety-rt ntl - rhenpirceirrtf ifir.. 7- '
tire satistireti..ri to every purchaser. Call and see.
°et, IA. 1'34. ill. 'MORRIS.
FALL .AND WINTER FASIIION.
.
The gut:serif:or has just returned frx,in the alt.::
and is luny opening at his store room, next Boar to X:
cold t Livingston's clothing store, a very huge stm I, : •
Fil BOCiTS A NI) SIIOES, uhiell cannot be • in'.
ri a e s i7;c l i i t n es st a l e "' n ' ai i, Vt it i. Y in 4 o n f d t i t ' i r i i i c l e i4 a l:l , ;( l .. to l i t i l l , '
sortment eomprises in part, all des..ripti:•m: : t
Ladles and Misses SLIPPERS, ii A ITERS :nal .-'11(il t-•
of the latest styles. and of superior quality; (lent 1 :-
men's raid hip :mil l'oarse Soots. of the bust wgrbiami,
ship, and at qui lowest prices; Youth's. lh , ys' and Mere
It uni:ariail hoots; Ladies' stud “entlem,u's t: um I•byei•
4:ii. kii. Ms.. a lit iif Carpet Ilas and Trunhs.
This'extensbi: stock of now rind fashhandde fit , l*.s
has teen sele•ted with great rare. nut OW 1111:dit ;5
warranted. Ile also vont hh, to manufacture ail 11, •:,
of '{‘ ork as detia - e. Ile solicits a share of pudlie pat:: I
=ME
311'S. us t 1 receive( ala ,
•r.re assort•
•
meta of PUMPS' of every variety In general I , —
einhracing Inm and Brass Cistern and Cistern Shie
Pumps. A),. out d o or pumps. so regulated no net
be subject to freezing in whiter. These pwnlis are t
up in the very hest style In l..tut of quality nod o,
main:hip. The manufacturers having had pre!, loms
awarded for their pumps at • several State Fairs. aheir
they have been ou exhibition. also. constantly on Lai
a full assortment of Iron Well Curls and Chain Pumps
Fur sale low at
non l-1151
31eaf tEslnte
ATVLUABLE TOWN PROPEETY
'iv AT \'ATE m 0,41.1111,- will ,11
. .
the to,;.orty he noo rind seen
1 . 1‘ , .. II rill, Iy ou 101 l by "the lter.l. V
11, ?hotre, si,nated.on South 'honorer t
•4.f. earliNk. lir pert,' of )1
, o• Won. Graham, near the 11 slit til 14 ,
tuna Road, vonsisting of a TtilVN I.IIT A ND, A 11A 1
'2lO feet. upon o hi, It are eroetoti a el.od too
FILAME HOUSE, Wand lloun , and Stable, tezetbor
Ober out-huilding;:. There is also a good brink cetnotit I
( ~f holdlog forty•nre hogsheads of ttat-r.
The pr,perty Is In repair.
Also, for vile, a lull TOM N 1.51 T adjoining the atrn e.
141 by dto feet. Any .11111 wantiog sut h property will do
or!l to eall and examine.
reo;22=-,tut lIENEPKT LAW.
IIL: BLIC tiAtE.-I will sell on the
preiniseS on AI E.l):\ Esl).ll'..lanuary 19th Is:A or
to t 5..1,1 s,..ner.) the valuable 11(ll'1 4 .11 on ilast Main
Street. It Is well situated fora bearding house, hating
15 rot Ins, with a I_ 'stern, IS twit ill use, MI excellent w. II
of W.der. Stable. Ae. The lot is 611 feet front and flit in
depth. pad contains it liMoltelyer Cherry and other ft uit
trees. The property mill be shown by the underslEnod
to any person wishing to see It.
At the same [line, 1 will sell five acres of land situate
at the west end of the town, opposite to Cart's Orebat al.
Terms made knoun on day of sale by
CarllFlc Poe. 13, ISs4—th
• ALUABLE T 0 W N
• ,•,•,
pnormtry• PRIVATI: SA I E.
PY'S` ,
The subseriber Sell .privat+3 sale,
;, that valuable bUSIIIeSS stand on,the cer
- nor of Hanover and Loather streets, in
. Carlisle, Va. The lot is 30 feet front by •240 feet In depth.
There Is a large TIMER SToity saviNE ri..AsnatEb
novsu. well finished, a large yard and—puden, and
every thing necessary to malce It comfortablti - and eon
veinent residence. For terths'enquito of
J. rErrEn.
Carlisle, Dee'r. 20. 1554.
Q-1-1 RHO 8 SALES.—By virtue of
7. sundry writs of Venditloni Exponas, INFIIOII out or
the - Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland County, and
to toe dhectrd, I will expose to sale by public 'endue or
outcry, ut the Court House in the Borough of Carlisle,on
TiII'IISDAV the 28th day ofllecember,ltifpl,nt 10 o'clock,
A. M. the following Peal Estite.via:
A Lor or.onouso, situate In South Middleton towu
t.hip,.containingONF -Witt:more or 1e55,1 , 111.1T1110 , 1 on the
north by the Pine road. on the.west, east and youth by
Mathew Moore having thereon erected a two story frame
house A,'. Seized and liken In execution as the property
of William Laird. ,
Also a LOT OF GROUND sit mite in Churehtown,Monn.e.
township. Cumberland county. containing 33 foot in front
and 260 feet in depth HIDEO or less, bounded on the cast
by an alley, on the south by Dr. Levi It. Lenher. west by
lante La w, north by Main si reel, having thereon ureet..
ed a two story BUICK II017ti1.:, with an attic story, a
stal.le, earriage home and ether out houses nod the otke
of it well of water, .te., t!'elzed and taken in execution Mt
the property of William Thomas.
Also, by %it tue of a writ of Testatuut Ventlitioni
lmas, is4ital out of the Cott! t of Common Pleas (0' Lei 1.5
County. and to me directed. I will expose to sale Ly pub
lie yetelue er tattefy. at the Court House, In . the Bor
ough or( A yll s le, TliVitSi)t the 2tith day of Dreemr
r, 14.1. at 10 Ccioelt, A. Al. the follow lug ]Teal Estate
Avrl: ACT OF I..\\P, slt,nate In Silver Spring township,
Cumberland County. ei ntandnit 1:'0 tveres, more
bonvided .rlll 1 y Unvld Fought avid :hint Gni
e.vt tho n . Y 1 by .loFeph rind : , anuvel Grier, On the
v,•vdli l'y Illlavn Jai ob 3, and tiverast --chap
-1...t, ha% log thereoii ereetvd :lone blory I.AXI IIOU.SEand
Ac. ely.ed and taken In execution as the
prnia•rty AbralvAin I J
avienion, and to be sold by Inn.
.11. MeD.A It.!YuND, f...l.verlit
Flverld's Mee Canlitdo •
lAY A N D STRAW CUTTERS,
I CORN, large assortment of
hn
jn•.ted Juty, Straw and Fodder Cutters. not' on hand.—
ko. &ale and !.hr.de cora shelters It r either hand or
lo Fl' pom er. of the very latest manufactory, including
the premium shelter at the late Veonsylvanla State Fair.
'For t-ato t y .51,011111...4a
AHrtcnllural IVarrhome and Ect.d Slore, co er
ri of
tf rn 7tl
and 31alliel, Fhilath.lldil I) et. 0,
El
AV \'M.
irE:cicy sANTO'N'S
.1. BAUGHMAN