nem Atmertisentents.
THE GREEK SLAVE 1 BACCHANTE,
VENPS, VI.ORA. Item. and the PANCINO GIRL—
ho above celebrated Statues. together with 15 STATU
ETTES IN BRONZE, and several Moulted Magnificent
OIL PAINTINGS thrm the colleetion of prizes to bedis
tribuded among the members of the Cosmopolitan Art
Association at the first annual distribution, In January
next.
Tlf E COSMOPOLI TA N ART AND LITERARY ASSO-,
CI ATI( )N. organized for the encouragement and general
diffusion of Literature and the Fine Arts on a new and
original
This popular Art Association is designed to encourage
and popularize the Fine Arta. and disseminate' whole
some Literature throughout the country. A Oalicry of
Art is pormanentli , ibunded,and will contain a valuable
collection of Paintings and Statuary for tin - manual dis
tribution of each year. The best Literature of the day
will be issued to subscribers, consisting of the popular
51onthly Magazines, Reviews, etc.
The Committee of Management have the pleasure of
MlTlOUlleing that the First Annual Distribution will take
place in January next, on which occasion there will be
distributed or allotted to members, several hundred
works of Art. among which is the original and world re
nowited :statue id' the GREEK SLAVE, - by I liram Powers.
costing over five thousand dollars, together with' the
beautiful Statues of Venus, Bacchante, Bebe, Flora, and
the Dancing Girl: and 15 Statuettes in Bronze, import
-01 from Paris; also, a large collection of Oil Paintings.
Comprising some of the heat productions of celebrated
American and Foreign Artists.
The Literature issued to subscribers consists of the
f Monthly Magazines: lorpers' Putnam's K n irk
erbocker, Blackwood's, Drobam'S, Magazine of Art, and
Godley's Lady's Book, and the Quarterly Reviews re
printed In New York: Edinburg. Westminster, London
Quarterly and North British.
PLAN FOR TILE CURRENT YEAR.
• The payment of three dollars constitutes any one a
member of thill Association, and entitles him to either
one of the above Magazines fine one year. and also ;A. a
ticket In distribution of the Statuary and Paintings,
which are to be allotted to members in January.
Persons taking five memberships. are entitled to any
live of the 'Magazines one year, and to six tickets in the
distribution.
Persons on hemming members ! can have their !Maga
zine commence with any Month' they choose. and rely on
It s being mailed to them promptly on the first of every
month, direct from the New York and Philadelphia Pub
lishers.
LirrEu:s; LIVING AGF., Weekly, is !furnished one
— year - and - two memberships fur`; f:.__ ..-
The not proceeds derived from the sale of memberships
are devoted to the purchase of Works of Art for the en
suing year.
Books open to reeoiVenalses at the Eastern Office, New
York,,or Western Office. Sandusky.
The Gallery of Art is located at Sandusky. (the West
ern office of the Association.) where super). Granite
Buildings have been erected bit' it. and in whicL the
splendid collection of Statuary and Paintings are ex
hibited.
THE ADVANTAGES SECURED
Ly Liiennting a member of this association are--
All persons reeeive the full vnl of their subsrip
(lon at the start. in the shape of sterling . Magazine Lit
erature.
21.1. 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 Interest felt in the advancement of the
Fine Arts warrants the belief t hat this Association will.
with the powerful Ad of hit Nature, bccomead once uni
versally popular.as it, not only cubsh iet eon oil rnel/UrageS
the Fine Arts. but disseminates stealing literature
throughout, the land. thereby adapting itself to the
present wants and tastes of the American people. elm
bling .I,6th rich and poor to make their homes pleasant
and attractive, by the aid of Sculpture. Paintings, and
the best rending matter which the wide range of Ameri
can and Foreign Literature affords. .
Persons remitting funds for membership should [mirk
letters, "Itegistered," 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 the Magazine do
sired, will be forwarded to any part of the country. '
Those who purchase Magazines at Bookstores will ob
serve that by joining this association, they ready() the
Magazine and Free Ticket ha the annual distribution, all
at the same price they now pay for the Magazine alone.
um:Minces of the Association ' at the Knickerbocker
Magazine Mire, 348 Broadway, New York, and at No.
Water street, Sandusky, Oldo. Address, (at either
utirce.) • C. L. DERBY, Actuary C. A. fi L. A.
TO TILE FRIENDS OF ART
The Committee of Management of the Cosmopolitan
Art Association, being desirous of extending the benefit
of the Institution to every portion of the United States,
wish to appoint some responsible persons as Honorary
Serretaries In cities and towns where none already ap.
pointed. Address, (at either face.)
C. L. DERBY, Actuary C. A. & L. A.
348 Knickerbocker °Mee, New York, or
166 Water Street, Sandusky, Ohlo.
. Dec. 27—fit
).FIRHAM'S THIRD GIFT ENTER
-I'uSE.-60,000 Ticketsalready sold. Call for hind
Mass Meeting of Shareholders to detiirmlite on the dis
position of the Gift Property to the Shareholders. At a
meeting of the Shareholders In Perham's Third cat En
tervise, held . on the 27th of July, the following resolu
tion was adopted:
"Resolved. That so soon as it is ascertained that SO.-
000 of the Gift Tickets issued by Mr. Perham in his
third enterprise, are sold, the committee shall call the
shareholders together at the umst convenient place, fur
the purpose of instructing said committee in regard to
the manner of disposing of the Gift Property."
Haring learned from Mr. Perham that 60,000 of said
tickets were already sold, and that in all probability the
itontsitiing 20,000 culled fur by the above resolution would
be sold by the first day of January next, we have deter
mined In accordance with the above opinion, to call a
MASS MEETING GE TIII , I sirmtprommits, tit' some
Mace to bo'hereafier named, on the 17th day of,TanutuL .
1855; for the purpose designated by the resolution.
' ROBERT BEATY, Jr., •
• '
J. LATunor,
COIMISTEE.
S. ADAMS,
100,000 Tickets only nt 0 C.,1 each will be sold. Each Tick
et will admit FOUR PERSONS, all nt once, or portions at
different times, to Perham's , Burlesque Opera Rouse, 003
Broadway, New York, or to his other Entertainments,
In - various parts of the country. Each purchaser of one
of his tickets will receive a certificate entitling them to
one sham in the 100,000 ()OSTIA' AND VALUABLE
GIFTS, a list of whirls has already boon published. Per.
eons can obtain the same in circular form, by addressing
a note to the proprietor.
NOW'S THE TINIE To PURCHASE TICKLTS.-411 order that
the 100,000 Tickets may be disposed of by the time speci
fied, the subscril sr offers the following inducements lbr
portions to get up Clubs.
Hach person who gets up a club of ton subscrlbers,and
forwards ten &Oilers to this office, will receive by mail or
other conveyances, Eleven Tickets.
Each person who sonds,nt onetime, ono hundred dol.
Ifirsi will have sent in like manner, One hundred and
Fifteen Tickets. And , fur all , larger sums In , exact pro
portion.' , .
Ifit should happen that all the Tickets are sold when
the Order Is received, the money will be returned at our
ox once for postagit
AU.orde•rs for Tickets.sliiiitliT he addressedto
, ; J ORA Broadwoy, Now 'York.'
My 4th Enterindso will be advortisod tis soon as tho
third ono is closed. Tho Tickets aro already printed.
Doe. 27
•
, .
MIRACLE OF SCIENCE.-Dr.
C. L. gelling, of - Bidrhani esburg, Cuntheriand
mutyt Pe., nithenneek to those afilleted with 'ruiners,
Wens. 'Caneers, Polypthi, Lupus, Holes or illarbs 7 &ref.
tila:-Kires Evil and all diseases that have been usually
treated with Caustic or Knife,bo can rorntrre them with.
one cutting, butning
`'to
pain; neither Cblomfornior
Ether is administered 'to patient: 'Win' no matter
on what part of the body they May be, he can retrieve
, •them with perfect Safety, find In n remarkably 'short
lime.' ..No Mineral ot'Vegetablepeison Is applied; and no
money required until a cure perfected.
PrOl.MSlts lltdrl, Bowie - Complaints, 'Chroide, Venn
mai all other diselloss tri.:lltOd With positive success.
Full particulars am be obtained by addressing in either
or Berinah, pest phi& Patients C4lll be neeont
modeted. with Board on reasonable terms. . ,
lilectuttilcsburg is ono of, the prettiest and healliri
townk in this or any other State. It is 8 miles from
Harrisburg. nit the Cwubotland Valley hall . 11Oadi and
ve,elblo from all parts of the Union. The Doctor will
visit 1•11141. f, in any part of the State when desired. ,
raider Um _knew ttny aftliated fellow crea
ture. delay net to tell them of this trt:atment•
l01:18. 13EGES.—jtist• received
1.11 an"thor lot of (711 esp Do Doges, Dolninem nod Por•
llosotta Cloths. Ltiorlbj o. .111'.0;;Elt.
3ten) Jibuertisements-
FOR Tl-11: HOLIVAYS!
FANCY GOODS, GIFT BOOKS, Ac.
S. NV. lIAVIOISTICK has just received from the city
and is now opening a splendid display of FANCY GOODS,
suitable for the approsehi ng IlelWay Season, to which
he desires to call the attention of his friends and the
public. His assortment in this line cannot be surpassed
In novelty and elegance, and both in quality and Price
of the articles, cannot fail to please purchasers. It would
he impossible to entmerate his
110L1 DAY FANCY (10005.
which comprise every variety of fancy article of the most
exquisite shape such as
J'aiper Mache Goods,
Elegant alabaster nod porcelain ink-stands and trays,
Finley ivory, pearl and shell card cases,
Ladies' Fancy Baskets,
Fancy NVork Boxes, with sowing instruments,
Port Montties, of user) . variety,
Gold pens and peneels, Fancy paper weights,
Papeteries, and a large' variety of ladies' Fancy station
ery,
Motto seals and wafers. Silk and bead purses.
Ladies* riding whips, elegantly finished, Ladies' flue
cutlery,. -
Perfume baskets and lags.
Brushes of every kind for the thilet,
Roussel's Perfumes of the various kinds,
M tonal instruments, of all kinds and at all prices.
together with an innumerable variety of articles elegant
ly finished and suitable for holliday presents, to which
he invites special attention. • -
Also, au extensive and elegant collection of
•
lIOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS,
comprising the various Englishand American ANNUALS
for 1855, richly embelislied and ilustraled POETICAL
WORKS, with CHILDREN'S PICTORIAL BOOKS, for
children of all ages, than which nothing van be, more
:Ip/wend:Gemr pleasing as holiday g ifts. Illsassnrtnnet
of School Boas and School Stationry is also complete,
athi NUTIIIIII , Vg every thing used in Collt , ge and The
Sehools. lle also desires to call the particular attention
of Families to his elegant display of
LAMPS. ILANDoi,ES,
from the ext 011 Si esteblinlamelits of Cornelius, Archer
and others of Philadelphia, comprising every st vie or
Parlor.. Chamber and Study Lamps. for barning either
lard sperm pr ethereal oil. together with Hower Vases.
Farley Screens. ke. Ills assortment in this line Is un
equaled in the borough. AISO.
FRUITS, FANCY CONY ECTI ONA RY—NI;TS— PftE.
SERVED' FRUITS, &c.,
in every variety and at all prices, all of which are pure
and fresh, such as can be eonfidently recommended to
his friends ltd the little folks. Ills stock enibrases
every thing in the line of Valley Goods, with many other
articles useful to housekeepers which the public are
especially Invited to rail :ind see during the holidays.—
Remember the ORStand, nearly opposite the Bank on
North Hanover street.
dee 13 lBfil S. W. lIAVEIISTICK.
GREAT ArrItACT - H)N? HO FOlt
HOLIDAYS.—KRISS KINDLE 'S OLD HALL
is now and will continue to be supplied with the great
est not elt ies up to the close of the season, comprising in
part CON FEL:TR/NAM ES 14 the choicest varieties, such
a's Fine Candy Toys. Jelly Cakes, Bon lions, C not Cordial.
' Lemon. Chocolate and Bruit Drops, Bose. Vanilla-, and
Burnt Almonds, Fee M-h and exploding Secrets. A Ise
all the common varieties, all of which is ill 1.0 sold it hole
sale and retail at low rates. We have just received
FRUITS AND-NUTS of the latest importations such as
Oranges. !Amiens, Raisins; Figs, Preens. Citron, Currants,
soft and paper shelled Almonds, Filberts. Cocoa, ('ream
and Dround Nuts. In connection with the abae the
largest assortment of TOYS AND FA NCY OOOIISot every
kind from all parts of Europe, manufactured of wood,
glass. china, papier madly. tin and India rubber, sink.
Ac., such as Fine Wax, kid and jointed Dolls. sewing
and Card Baskets, Work and Fancy Boxes. Flower Vases.
Motto Cups, Ten Setts. Music Boxes. Port Monaies. Battle
Doors, Grace Hoops, Musks, Drums, TrUllllllOtA,
Dominoes. Lotto and other games, Ac. Fancy Soaps and
Hair Oils of every variety. In connection with the
above a large stock of FAMILY DROCEIII ES, 'such as
pulverised. crushed and Lrnru Sughrs, of every grade,
Coffee, Molasses, Starch, tlreen and Black Teas, SPieus•
Butter, soda, Sugar, IVater and other Crackers, cheese,
Ac.
The subscriber returns his sincere thanks to a getter
-ens public for the patronage heretofore INIStOWIIitnI trim,
and hopes. by a desire to please, to merit a continuance
of the same,
Carlisle, Dee,r 7,18:4
1)OOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.-
We have just received from l'llllndelphia, a large
n..sertment of Mew and SP LEN 11l I) ANNUALS, and GIFT
BOOKS for the Tlolldaya, which having been purchtu)ed
below the usual:wholemlo rates,' we are enabled to
sell at greatly reduced prices. They have now In store
a splendid stock of
Annuals.
(lift linoks,
Illustrated Poets,
Standard Works,
Bibles. all sizes,
Prayer Hooks,
- Ilymn Books,
Sunday School Rooks,
Tract Books,
-, Juveniles, Re.,
All of which are NEW BOOKS, fresh from the publishers,
splendidly bound and embelished and got up expressly
for the Christniass holidays. Also FANCY STATION ICY
and Fancy articlesgener.Aly,ln great 'variety. The pub
lic are invited to mill and examine samples new ready
for inspection.
41 - Z-Itemeniber, the place to buy boas, cheap, Is at
PIPER'S, Main street.
Dee'r 20, 1854
71141.JGS AND CONFECTIONARY.
/The undersigned has just returned from Phila.
withu fresh supply of 1) ItU(iNaudCONFid TIONAItY.--
'l'he fernier in connection with his st,ck on hand will
melte his assortment ofDrugs, Medicines and Chemicals
complete. Ills assortment of CONFEC,".I . IIINARY is also
line; consisting of pure sugar white and transparent
Candy Tdys; Candy. conmmti, assorted, and hue Candies
of every, variety; also Fruits, Nuts, and every' thing
belonging to that elepartnient, of trade. Ile would call
special attention ti. his supply of FANCY ARTICLES
Inc the I holidays, and general use, among which may be
found the good, the tasteful, and the; useful. All are
invited to call whether they wish to imrehase or not.
B. .1. KIEFFER.
Carlisle, I)cc'r. 20, 2051,
NOTE —N oti co is hereby given
that an election Is to bo held on Saturday the tith
day of January, 1855, to elect by ballot 13 directors fur
the Cuinberland Valley Saving institution, at their office
in Dickinson Township, to serve fur the'ensuing year.
JACOB REDSECKED, Secretary.
Deer. 20, 1654. tepd
TTBNTION SURVIVING SOL
DIEItS OF THE 'WAR OF surviving
diers of the war of 1812, residing in Guinberirnd county,.
are requested to assemble at the Court !louse to Carlisle,
on I , aturday the :Mb Inst., at t 2 o'rioek, AI., thr the put
pose of appointing Delegates to, the National Convention
or such Soldiers sWelt Is to aasuinble In Washlugton
City on the sth of January next.. .
• W. YOULIC, .•
EDWD. AttNloll, }Conunitteo4 •
• M. 110LCOSID, -
•
TT NION . FIRE COMPANY'S - LEG:.
ki . TURES.—Tioa fo"orthofneourso of Leeturesfar the
benefit of the "Union Vim ,Company," will
' . 4 1 —!—•___, L
be delivered tit MARION If Abl h ou THUDS
'‘. ' ` DAY ovening; December 21 . 4 t - 4. •• -
-.-,. 0
1tev.,4011.:1 I‘feeLINTOCIIii D. D.
Tickets, mimittiug three porsone to thu course • . .
i (of Six Lectures) •,' .. - - " - - - $1 04 •
Single' Tina for the Course - - - - 60
" to peal Lecture - - . - -12 1 y,
FOl. Halo nt the door on the on the evening of the A l ec - -
(itre. Doors (poi) itt.'4l,ofeleek: ~inietbite to commence
at 7... ' . • - (nov 16
. , .
A f A PES' Sli P.HOSP:IIATE' OF
VI
LIME.—The subscribers are ..I.gents hi Philadel
phia ti? the above fertilizer, which has been fully tested
for the lest three years. alarly 6rders solicited se the,
supply wlll be limited: Also, for sale Is't Peruvian Go
vernment Guano No. 1. -
PASCJIIALL '74lOlllll'S
Agrieultural.lVarelleuselind Seed Store, N. P. corner
.itLyand_llarket.strdets, Philadelphia. .I.lortni-t
D V H
LAID CASMERES, &c.—The
7 scriber has juZi, opened a variety of Plaids and
e nines at reduced prices.
Nov 15 O. IV. lIITXER.
tarti6lt Panlb
AI n .A O I N ' N e F I T - I I I I I: . S. N r A t Tellr id i.S l
l iter of -1-SAFE
TY PATENT SQUARE UPRIGHT WOOD MIX MATCHES
No. 106 North FOURTH Street (above Race) I' I LA I) lile
PIIIA. Matches having become an imlispensable article
in housekeeping, the subscriber after a grtiat sacrifice of
thee and 111011ey., is enabled to offer to the Public an ar-,
tielo at once combining Utility and Cheapness. The in-'I
vector knowing the clanger apprehended on account of
the Ilimsry manner in which Matches are generally
packed in paper. has by the aid of New Steam Machinery
of his own invention. succeeded in getting up it SAFETY
PATENT SQUARE UPRIIIIIT BOX; this box is
far, prefiTable, In as touch that it occupies nn.,rtnire room
than the old round wood box, and contain Vat least
Two Hundred per Cent more Matches, whirl' to Shippers
is considerable advantage; it Is entirely new, and scotro
against moisture and spontaneous combustion, dispels
all danger on transportation by means of Railroad. Steam
raiat or any other mode of Conveyance. •
These Matches are packed so that one gross or more
may be slapped to any part of the Wahl with perfect
'safety. They are the wrist desirable article for Ilome
Consumption, and the Southern and western markets
that have ever been invented.
DEALERS and SHIPPERS, will do well to and
examine for themselves. •
tu_These matches, are WARRANTED' to be superior
to :toy thing heretofore offered to the public,
,3011 N DONNELLY
-100 North FOURTH St. PhDada.
Phila. Deer 4. 1:154.
•
FaSS &- CLOAK TRIMMINGS.-
), , No. 200 CHESNUT STREET, below Eleventh, and
No. 170 SOUTH SECOND STREET, below Spruce, Phil
adelphia. We Invite attention to our complete nods.
aSSOrIIIIOIO Of Plush and Silk Bindings, Fringes, Buttons
and Staple Triimidogs.of our own hurmrtation and man
ufacture. us)...Ordeis executed at a few hours.notice.
.1. MA XW ELL & SON,
200 CheSnut St. dud 170 South '2dSt..l'hiladelphia."
Philadelphia. December 4, IFsl—iinao.
IA1)1ES FANCY FURS.-401I_\
A FA It El It A. Importer. Manufacturer and Dealer in
_allkinds of FANCY FURS, ftr Ladles and Children. at
MA It ET Street. above Eh;lath. Philadelphia.
Iblving now eo nspleted my largo 111111 Ueautirid assort•
anent of all the ditferont lclnds of yaney Furs, that will.
be worn by Ladies and Children during the present sea
son; this assortment or Furs is equal to any to i.e found
lit title ('lty, either for quality, variety or beauty. flay.
Ing bought any Fairs in Eaus.pe for Cash, and hare bad
them anataufactnred by the tuns t eea l wetelit,
tinder any 01011 supervision. itall reason MI,.
reonomt .
I am determined to sell them /at small profds, and .for
gash only.
eu- sToREI:cm , ERs would do wen to give me
call before mirelmAng. .1011 N FA it El ItA.
12si 1..1.11.1i. ET Strout, ibovo Eighth, Philadelphia.
117 SAGE ('L TTE S AN!) Srrr
~,
FEIV.--Fos oral patterns of above on hand and
fur „sale v,lirdesale and recall by
1'A:41.1 A 1.1. NIOR IS k CO
,
A grirult oral. Warehouse and rived Stollt, XI:11111.r Of .7111
and Morht.t. I•hiladolphia. Pee. CIII, I 4—t f
QPA TN'S ATMOSPHERIC CM 'ENS
fun supply of the above veleta:ilea Chuip, now
nihand of all the different sizes, front 4 gallons Co 710.
11 received the first premium at the late Pennsylvania
state Fair, the flist premium at the Franklin Institute
and Pelanare and A/aryl:old State Fair's. and larlons
others :it different places. It n ill make tnere and better
Lollar front a ',thou tunount of ereatu..anti in loss time
than any ilittrn in the .market. For sale a hole,ale and
retail by PA:THAL!, MOlthltiA ((1..
Agricultural IVareheuse and Sued .`tom, corner of 7th
11.11 d Market, Philadelphia. Dee. fi,
•
Notices.
U DlTOlt'S NOTICE.—The subscri
ber, Auditor appointed by, the Court of Conning'
Pleas of Cumberland county, GI/marshal and dist {Mite
the assets in the haMts of Henry Rupp, AK.lgnee of Jno.
S Suavely, under a deed of voluntary assignment fur
the benefit of cmlitorti. gill attend for that purpose at
& 11 Rupp's Mill in Hampden township, on MONDAY,
the Ist day of January. at JO o'clock. A. SI.. on or before
which time those havlngclnims will please present them.
Doe 13. ISM DANIEL 'SHELLY, Auditor.
I'. IkIONYER
riIAV ERN LI CENSE.—To the Hon
oruble Judges or the Court of General .Fessious or
the Peace of, Cumberland County, at Janurtry_Sessions,
A. 11.1555.
Alm petition of .1611 n Ifaunan- respectfully represents
Vint your petitioner Is provided- with the neressary'requi
sitee for keeping a house of Public Entertainment In the
house now occupied as such by him in the west want in
the borough of Carlisle. Your pet it Miler, therefore, prays
your Honors to grunt him a License for the halllo the me
suing year, commencing on the 2d Monday of January
next and as to duty hound he will ever pray, ,to,
JOIIN,,IIANNAN.
We the undersigned cillyams of the West ward in the
borough of Carlisle In the county of Cumberland, de cer
tify that we en, well acquainted with the abol e named
John Hannan and that he Is of good repute., for honesty
and temperance, and is well provided with house room
and conveniences for the accommodation of strangers
and travellers, and that such au Inn or Tavern Ic necess.
nry to a , onemodate the public and entertain strangers
and Ira,
A. 1.. Spousler, James - Purls, Robert Allison, Geto-ge
Ilendel, W. Fount. Win. 'Morrison, C. J. Carmony, CIIIIS.
Itarnitz, .j. Whistler, 11. J. Kieffer, Jaznei'rostlethwalt,
Gel!. Ego. •
rrAVERN LICENSE.—To
oraLletbutJudgem of the Court of fionerol Quartert
obsions of the Peace of Cumberland Comity, at Janua.
ry `eer,sion, lt4sr).
The petition oft'. B. UNDERWOOD. respectfully rep
resents, that your petitioner is provided with the ne
cessary requisites f i r keeping a i10111:0 of public enter
tainment in the house now occupied by hint as Curb. in
Upper Allen township. Your petitioner therefore prays
your honor to grant hint a license for the same for the
emming year, commencing on the lst day of January,
18:5. As in duty bound, ho will ever pray. &e.
Dee. ii, .1E54. C. D. UNDERWOOD.
We the undersigned, citluens of Upper Allen town
ship, do wrtify thnt we are well acquainted with the
ahove named C. H. Underwood. that ho Is of good repute
for honesty and temperance, and is well provided. with
houseroom and con icniences for 'the aremumodat ion of
strangers and. travellers. and that such an inner tay.
ern in necessary to accommodate the public and enter ,
Min strangers and travellers. -
illichnallechlin ‘ Stum' alter, .htoeb
Ram,. Illochling, L ' owis I m4or, &
John 'W. Cockiln, James
M'Lure, Thomas Gould, John Moore, William M. Echels,
Charles Mtwara:lh, George Chapman.
.
tit ~ , ,•,
. • r OR - _;' AIA 1i..1 olt RENI.
e.,..,AA. , 4
~sl-9, . , That dUidrablo prlvato reshiiinee
. 4_,Crii: ! ~,'', Pituated on Main street In thn Borough
7 14 - ti . ,,, , '.!-.? of Carllslo, adjolrdnv,pmwrty of Mitchel
i1f , ,„.,,Z . :. McClellan and others, and now to the
ourupaney of 11. L. Iturtilitldor, . POP , 4OhIOII given on
the Ist of April, 1855, fur Wins npidy to . .
W. M. P.ENTIOST. '
Deer. ^_o, 1854, ' . ' . . . .
,3i 1 . :j 1 01 . t, ltENT.—Tlio cor,
Ai . — 2 - 1..,, 'nor si , oitt 1100 \I, 01(4 °couplet'
1,.. , t !
..... liti k t , Ty, W. Sheldon non shoo otore,
one "of
: :. g.°)"_ ry„4. itin beat eltuationa In the borough.
Call on lleorgo Ego.
WWI 20 1854
.1 1 1 01 t RENT. --=-The two sto...
va n .....4, ' ry FRAME ItOIISFI, Sli illlt6 (111 Wi!Si
IP Pi I ir., t :t n stroot, oppusito the itidi itoad i h'pit,
111j..' a re? Mor in tho oornpaney of J. N Armstrong,ns.
••••• 1 i i ThE ntec( i pfsiie; It is ntiltaldu fur a store
..a. -
•41r!shop, being ono of the btad businbs4 loontlunn In the
iv
ton..
. .
Alm, for Valor,. ti 'lrk' Into PA.AIILY flAlt, • , i
BIAGI:, for ono or two homes. The carrl4,n'- 14 ' .
it built sirnng and of the best materials. It win lii3 sold
low for rash. 'Apply to's
nor 29 WM, P. SEVMOIIIt, '
• ...
QTORM ROOM . FOR RENT:TiIie
eapnelaits and ,eentraTSTORE ROOM nit tho 'war
of , 518.11 l and Pitt streets, now occupied 14 Henry
Is orfored'for rout froin.the %Kit next. -Tor talus:
ilaluire of.. piov2.ol ROBERT NORM:
Al or n("rItliirlliiNof104.11111Yfor( —Avery super,
ti; maddens, justm
caved and for sale eltesp IL SAXTON&
,for Safe filth 'Mitt.
IlljtfaheipOi.
•Al):1 iM'CLINTOCK, N.l).,—Late
Professor of Anatomy and Surgery In the
Oda Collegt of :Medicine, and Avting Professor of Alid
wifery; otie of the Commlting Physicians of the Phil
adelphin Blockley: late membdr of the Na
tional Medical AssocOit ion: monter of the Philadel•
phia Medical Society: member of the )ledloo-Chlrnr_l•
cal College of Philadelphia; formerly President and
Froil•SsOr 4.AI:idol:I): and Surgery in Cast leton Medi
cal College, Vermont and also, late Professor of An
atomy' and Physiology In llorkshire Medical Instit u
ticm, Pittsfield, Mass., Ac.,
Ilas lately introduced in a popular form, several of his
flivorite prescriptions lhr the principal diseases of this
climate. The mune of eaeli article will imply the dis
ease lhr which it is intended to be used.
DR: MCCIANTOCK's PlariolLAL STRUT,
Din. NICCLINTOCK'S COLD AND COLOR Ifirintle—For Colds.
Coughs, &e., Price 25 cis.
Du. MuCIANTOrK'S ASTHMA AND 11001180 Colon DEMI
, DT. Price in-Pcts.
Ito. :11cCtislock'S TONIC A LTELNATIVE SYS IT—For Pu
rifying the Blood. Price $l.
roll. 31(.0.ntoms Dyspeptic 1:11x1r-,1-er gin hig tone
to the stomach, relieving pains after eating. hearthern.
and all diAgrettable symptoms arising from Indigestion.
'Price $l.
Po. McCt.lNVortt's ETIFAMATIC Mrxrrnr— A Purely Ve
getable Remedy far Internal use. )'rite 50 ets. •
. McCi.lBloCleti It IMAM AI IC LINIMENT—For Illientest
tism: Sprains, Swellings, It.. Pi lee 50 cts.
t For Pairs, Tooth
ache, 7readaellie, Niiitralgia, c. Pike cfs.
Da. MCCLINTOCK'S FF.VrIt AND AGUE SIarISIC—A certain
dare for all Intermit teL Price I.
Dn. 'Mit Its4vock's tranott Conta.u..ANTi Crori.leoPint-
Vi.NTIVK—A Safe
Do. MCCLINToCK's Vret.Tlag.e I'Cl/0 I,llVEfasts—Fur
eness, Headache. It.. Pule° '25 I. •
Da. MweLiA Took'S'' A NI DiaLlots Pitts—For icregularit‘
iu the Functions of the Liver and lloy.els— the hest Lit
er Pill mad.'. Price cts. hos.
Fir sole by Dr..l. Nlci'Ll NT. ICK. at his Medi,' Dop t,
N. W. Verner NINTH and Fl I.IIERT Streets.
phia, and all Druggists. Druggist.: and Dealers in
Ines tylopwisit to be Ao,onts. :oldie, Dr.
it•Clintoci.„, furnishing 1'011re:toe, name of Post 011ie.,
county and State.
• %t:M_For sale by W. A. Kelso, Fa 101101
J. 11. Criswell. Shippet.l tsrg; Ennninger Co., I, I(ainf
man, lecliatii,•shurg: .lt;sepli Herron, New vine; .1. 11,
A iniersonhurg :II nirex & Fort ir, M rs
tow n : A. C. Klink. New 1114., Ilrrriet
t.v-port-; 11, P. Cal
.1. S. Nixon. Chnlnbersborg: It. Nlentter. Wavnesh,
tleorge Itergrer and D. It. Jones A ro..
Mt. Mr41:1811'111 . 1( call I.exto•Ntiltet), .11114411.
daily. from 10 to 12 o'cloeh, A. M., at his 1'ep4.1..
• Decend or ti,
Dro ()oohs.
QE.I4I,IN'G OFF AT COST.—ThP sub,
srriber fhtentling to ehange Ms business._ hiss Irtlll
- selling oft his larie aunt splendid stook of \I inter
Goods at cost Sro cash. Most of this stock has Leon pars
eliased this tall. In NOW York and Philadelphia. at the
lowest rash pi lees. i'llralh , Orkl ¶Bll t itervrore save !manly
and at the mune time Mgrs the large , *
and lest stork of goods to select frm. in the town or
county. • In this stock hill he found some fresh
CLOTHES, OINSItetoN, Cassinets, Vestlngs, Superior
• white. red and }cline Flturools;. red...grenn..blue. drab
and g - ee risk Flannels: kihhoits and Flowers: elegant.
111.1, stiles tarred Casloriere. De" I.airtesr and Do Dertrose:
Ft. 1•11,41 Merinos. Paratnettas and Alpnebris; elegant Br,
elm and Blanket SHAWLS. Ladles. Ch.ths !tint Silk
Velvet for Mantles, tiingtimos, Mti,lins. &A:—
Also. a large and 111. W stock of not as AND SllftEs, a
lad of lieu-And well [undo CIAtTIITXII.
Now Is thu time to get goods cheap. MI are in. lted
to call and examine for them ,elves.
Carib:llc, Dec. 24 ISM
4,;;ELLING OFF AT COST'
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! lIARGAIKSI
sulhserlhers, intending to lea ~ this plrico, offer
their entire stork of DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES at'
first vont. It consists. of
L IDI Et' "DRESS OOODS.—Fine all Irool Delaines and
enslttneres, Do ltegt's. French Merinoos, Illnek and Finley
Dress Silks, Handsome Ihslatines front S to 2.0 cents per
yard.
1:)11)110)h EILLES.—.A largo assortment of Ss, ISS and
.itteonet Fpencers. Undersleeves, Collnrs,l:ttfilings. Fdg
ings, lusertings, ke. Mounting ; 4 petteers and Collars,
and Emhroidered Linen Cambric Ilandkerelliefs.
HIAW Ilandsome Long and equate Illaek, Figured
and Thihot
I,oll:STlCS.—('laths. Crtsitneres, Sattinetts, Ken
turky Jeans, Lluwys,.Atuslins:t'llecks, Tiekliu4s.
ikt!. 4.C., •
Also, a large o , :a.rtment of Clones, Cotion, Ca,Linere,
and NV,,ollen Het.. Cloth Caps. Mankato, ,to.
ItOi'Llt I ES.—S ugar, COtiee.oinsees,, Spices, A,.
‘Ve Malta one and all to rem° and exam inn our stuck,
as 110 V, Is the flan to pureloy.o elteap goods,
~•
S. Av. Corndr of N. Ilanover and Lo4llli”ostri4ls
Nor. 29.
R EW STORE &
.%V(UUlLs!—Theutt
dersigoeded is now opening in the store nuen of \Sillham
Leonard, on the corner of Hanover and houther streets.
in the Borough. of Carlisle, a large and general. assort
ment of STAPIA: AND FANCY' pity Goom3,
enn.rac
lug every bind and . 3"Ariety of goods rebated ti
this market, together with an assortuient of ttliOCE-
ItIES. Ills sto...k having Leen nearly all purchased within
the last two week!:, buyers will havO. - theifdVantage of
selecting from a PRESII STOCK. as well as of the late
deelirVe in the price of many articles. Ile will Le happy
to exhibit his goods to all who may favor him with a
call, and pledges himself to sell ea ery article as low thr
lower than they can be purchased elsewhere.
NoV. 15,1185.1 ' itonEwr DICK.
IpROSPECTUS FOR 1855.—The SAT
URDAY EVENING POS'r.established August 4th,
NVeehly edition between t 0,000 and 90,000. The
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Fciin. and a new contributor, (whose name by request if
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In the first paper of January next. we design com
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of: Weallock'." '
W'mpurposelowing this with an Original Novelet—
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)110011A'. ALONG SHAWLS—Just
I
re,mmt n few Long and Square llrochn Shawl
and fcr ialo by G. W. 111TNER:
BY LAST
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1 - I . :ETIN . G. OF BRITI§II PARLIA MEN
New York, Dee'r. 31.—'fhc steamer
lantie arri here this afternoon, abunt.i.
o'clock, wifli Liverpool dates to Monday
18th iust.
rrlre dates from Sebft:st,opol are to the 4
instant. Irp to that time nothing forth
wild be done, as owing to the heavy ra:
the trenches were all fall of water, and 1
6 roads had become impassable.
Parliament had been opened and
Queen's speech delivered, •which was win
occupied with the war, eNeepting' - oue hr ; r
tence, where she>a\s: -"1 have conludeu
treaty with the ti n ted States, by which „s•
,leers of long and difileult discussion hit
Keen equitably adjusted." The rest of t
speech speaks of the army' in the Cr•irr
•xitlt admiration awl gratitude, and prai. ,
the eo-operation of the French. The Qii.
also says; that she has - concluded a tre.
with Austria. anal she calls for instant re
-forr•rments tr - go to the CriMea.
had no effect on the funds. 'flue debates
the address ivero interesting. •
The.war news by this arrival, is of no I:.
portance, but the debates in the English P:
liatnent, are both Miportant and interesti.
By those debates we learn that the tri
with Austria is conditional, and that it is
framed that Austria may, at the lnst
meat, retire from the alliance, without brea
ot• fitith. England is going to enlist eiernin
and Swiss auxiliaries, attic to transfer a Two
lion of the militia to do garrison duty in ti.
Aleiliterranea a stations, and, perhaps, in ti
provinces of North America. As yet notlii.
II a Site ol l S a 01._ a loan,
of taxes. The general feeling of the natl.
is patriotierto a degree, and voluntary eirw.,
butions for relief of the army, flow in wit
the most lavish libertility. Alining the late:
shipments, is a cargo of pium•pucldiugs. s.
Christmas.
The thanks or, the 13ritia Parliaaa
have been voted to the army and int\ y
the Crimea.
cHAS. OIHLUY
The duration of the present se. , Nion
Parliament depends on the progress of 1;o.
eminent Measures, but it will probably at
journ ill about a week.
V A 10 CS JTENIS
The Empress of Russia is side and lies
the point or death. •
A telegraph despatch in the Universe an
nnunces that the .Pope promulgated tat the
dracree.which declairs that the Immaeulate
Conception is au article Mith otthe Church
and that whoever denies it is a heretic.
Accounts frmn Sebastopol to the 7th stab
that great movements were obseived
and around that city on that evening. 1w
portant steps were supposed to be taking--
It looked like preparations for another gren I
battle. The investment° of the place ha
been nearly completed. Ntuneroa,s rein
l , weeuents had arrived to the allies. The
Russians were also, pouring in in immense
numbers. '
(TOPES ! STOVES ! ! STOVES !!!
Jolt D. (101WA3 would inform the public that
ho has now on Muni at his ostablishment, un Main
next door to Nlarion hull, the htrge , t and most coup
play assortment of CO4.)K. OFFRIE & PAR-
.7. Ltd: FrOV ES to he found In this moray,
l'
A ..,,
~ ~ Which bill be sold at the lowest prhes tor
.r.. rash or approved credit. Ills stock consists of
~,t, a large assortmont of new and highly ap.
-.. proved PATENT COONINO STOVES, finished
In the Jilost complete tontines, temi" calculated fur either
wood or coal, or both.. ' All the - etlld standard patterns
which have+ stood the test of experiencea mar is - I'll - 41nd
at his establishment. Also, a great variety of the most
approved and beautiful PARLOR. 01 , 1=TOVES, In
eluding a number' of new styles. post; very sot .o'
rior advantages over those heretolbre lo Use: Erunilloo ,
and housekeepers are dpmectfiilly invited to give him a
call before purchashig , elsewhero, Stoves delivered to
ally part of the country and put up at the shortest no
tire. Ile continues to do all kinds of TIN AND tililEET
Int IN WARE, and copper Work, , and has constantly On'
hand or iv ill - make to Order every article required Iy. .
housekeepers or Others In this hoe. ' , llls stock of Tin
" 1 . 1 Copper Ware embrzwes every kind of household and
kitchen utensil. -wtirranted equal to the best' manufme
tured. Persona in want of articles In his line,may a -
ways beaure of belng-acconnumdated to their sulisfactbm
by giving hint a ;rail, ' ' - - (noel—tBS4
1) . 11EPAIIK W.INT 3.1
,14!
. ; I, , REon AND cooKiNo STOVES..
The subscriber At Ilia nld Ktaltrim North rionoror
Cnrllslc, tho sigu'of thy .Plauttoottt Rod coffee rot." de
sires tho attontion of tho nubile to hiµ largo as
svaltnout of STOVEN, of , tho newost mot must' fishiotm ,
Me styles, from the het4 manufactorlea in 1154,
M `
- country, and at all pares froni $3 to $l5. '
Among his PARLOR +i:%Cli.i.lll.lElt STOYEA
are the Nlirroi , Stove '%E .M 0 Arctic. Ilevoro,
Persian, UniUnionand ..tkin Air Tight, toAotho
with other patterns which ho hag of all 'uh4l.
for Parlors or chambers; and calculated for burning calm' ,
• wood or coal, Also, tho Etna, 'Astor; Albahy,
lilat-top and Ilandl, , ox or, Poor Man's, with °Oar MA..
IN() 'STOVES, eons hiking the. latest haprovementst iu
kitchen ptoves,Lind,intmit.d tOr otther - wood or cad:— '
'Also, tho 1104.110 Stgye—ill now and ales
gone:tattle, tO *Moll he invites Um particular atton:
t lon of fatuilles. Itl eks,king rango in prico fmtal.7
to 25; with the fixtures. complete. 'Also, Shae,Plato
st ows flatten* inla liitiOratit MIMS. ' 1
Alsu,.l N Asllil 4 i.P:p trIaNNI:D. thr
hag S.toyes, ilras:4'l(ettles. kr. 'Also. toVery article in trio
lien of Till and . :oprucir Ware. Thi Publio aro rOsp6il,-
f u nk !ovum& to call as he is coati lent
.O flt his .tango
'stock, variety. and of of.jrlng Aida giro en-
tiro satisfaction to ovary pureiniser.. ; coo,—
0et.:25;1851. ' ' M. 5101111 IS.
•
DUMPS. --Just received a large assort
wont, of PUMPS 'ef every variety in general te4x,
embracin..• ' 'lron and Brass Cistern and Cistern-bide
Rumps.. Also,,ontqloor Pumps, sn regulated as not he
be !;111,ject. to freezing In whiter., These pumps' are got
in the very' hest 'Aviv in poinecirquality nod
.The-isiantfdeturent- having-Ina .preininvoii'
awarded for their pumps at several State Fairs, whews
they have been on exhibition. Also; constantly on haml,
n full assortment of Iron Well Curbs anti Chain l'utupr,
For sale low at
novl-1554 HENRY SAXTON'S,
• __
LATER FROM EUROPE!
\ ItRIYAL OF THE ATLANTIC
S ir.BASTOP!E)I,.. NOT TA KEN.
TILE QUEEN'S SPE'rECH.
DVANCE IN BREADSTUITS
me wait
N(.I,A ND
Stores tint) Sfjups.
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