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BOMBARDMENT OF . SEBASTOPOL.
The Englislr papers contain letters from the
Crimea, giving details of the bombardment of
Sebastopol, up to the 14th'of April. yri: make
UM following selections:
FIRST DAY- , OPENING OF THE ME
Before Sebastopol, Easter Monday, April 9.
—This morning at daybreak the Allied batter
ies simultaneously opened fire on the defences
of Sebastophl: It is now four o'clock In the
afternoon, and the rain, which began to fall
last night, is descending in torrents, accom
panied by a high breeze of wind. . The ,enemy
were taken completely by surprise when we
opened fire.
.They replied,.
,indeed; pretty
briskly at once to the.Freneh fire on our left,
and the Flagstaff Battery.and works were man.
ned immediately. The Garden . Battery, and
Redan Battery, came into play soon after we
opened fire, but some time elapsed before the
Round Tower works or the Mame,lon answered,
and for half an hour their guns were weakly.
handled. .
SECOND DAY-OPENING OF THE FIRE
April 10.—During the whole of the morn
ing, the fire continued on our side with little
intermission—while that of . the Russians was
evidently slackening. At about four o'clock,
however, all the enemy's lines and batteries
suddenly sprung into life and vigor. Volleys
of from 100 to 150' guns were fired - at, once
from the Redan, the Flagstaff, Barrack, Garden
and Malakoff batteries ; even the Mamclon
which all thought destroyed and untenable,
fired five or six guns in succession. Their shot
came in upon our works like hail. On every
point along
.our.lincs, bulls were to be seen
bounding and plunging, and ' , hells bursting
like fireworks in the air. Never, perhaps, was
such a concentrated and destructive cannon
ade witnessed since the commencement of the
siege. All felt that if it. continued two or
three hotn•s,our works would be levelled with
the dust, as though both English and French
kept up a terrific fire, the enemy in spite of
our utmost efforts, gave five guns in reply to
our one; The rapidity and deafening uproar
of the fire brought nll who were at leisure to
the front, and the ol.lcst and most experienced
artillery officers augured very unfavorably of
our prospect of taking the fortress which could
command such a fierce cannonade. Soddenly,
and in the midst of such-nemarkti, the enemy's
batteries made n dead pause. Fur nearly a
quarter of un hour not a gun was fired.
Our long guns ceased firing a little after
beVell, the enemy's about. eight, and then both
Russians and Allies resorted to their mortars.
The fire of these latter was maintained all
night.
It is something awful to steal upon the hills
which overlook the town and watch the prog
ress of the nilhtly bombardment. ' The Con
greve rockets rush from the French batteries
with a deafening roar, leaving a trail of fire
behind just sufficient to truce the course of the
missile as it darts vaguely hither and thither
through the air, settling down at last with a
loud crash in the Flagstaff. This wild; erratic
course occasionally lands them outside the
Russian lines, and now, arid" then forces them
clear over everything into the very centre of
the town.. From both right amt. : left the mor
tars arc discharged with a heavy, painful ex
plosion, and with a flash which, even at a dis
tance, is almost blinding. As the dull boom .
shake') your very frame, you hoar the shell
with a kind of whistling roar, mount higher
and higher Into the air, till having reached its
zenith, it desoends with redoubled speed and
force into the enemy's works. The shook with
which it strikes the ground can be distinctly
heard even in the Allied camp, followed in a
second lifter by the sharp ringing explosion,
in the bright glare of which the earth is
thrown up like a cloud.
PROSPECT OF SUCCESS.:
A letter dated April 10th, says,—At 120
rounds a gun per diem, we can fire for about
ten days; without much damage to our guns•
If the place does not full then, it is not in the
power of artillery to take it, and we must ei
ther got ready to invest) the north and south,ei
try the dreadful alternative of a general storm
unaided, by the ships, which seem at present•
all but useless.
A PROM:Wt.-If a lady were lame In the
arm and iu the left leg, if she were blind in
ono eye and eould'ntasee cut itir the other, if
she bad no teeth and her gums were worn ,off,(
if she wore olub-footed awl had a cancer on
her nose, and if she, had a spit fire temper and
oirned forty-nine' negroos, with seveuty , fire
thousand dollars, low many suitors would she
have?
ES„,„Orto•of our Westreru villages passed an
ordinance forbidding taverns to sell liquor on
the Sabbath to any person except travelers.
'hie next Sunday, every other man in town
was. seen walking around with a valise in ono
band and a pair of saddlebags in the other.
Ingenious people.
tic ,Terome's clock factories in Now Haven
urn out 800 clocks a day
The Puzzled Swine.
A country exchange tells the following hu
morous incident. A farmer in the neighbor
hood of the writer, was nnnoyed by the, fre
quent appearance of a favorite sow in his corn
, field. There being no breach in the fence, it
became a mystery how she °Wined entrance,
and every effort to drive her out the way she
got in, proved futile. The farmer finally re
solv9a to watch her proceedings; and posting
hi / self in it fence corner he saw her enter at
46. end of a hollow log, outside the field, and
emerge al the other end within the enclosure.
"Eureka ?" cried .he, "I have you now, oil
lady ?" Accordingly he proceeded after turn
ing her out once more, to so arrange the log
(it being viry croaked) that both ends o; ened
on the outside of the field The next day, the
animal was observed to ,enter at the nocir4-m- .
ed place, and shortly emerge again. "Her as
tonishment," says our informant, "at finding
- herself in the same field whence she had start
ed, is too • ludicrous to be described ! She
looked this way and then that, grunted her
dissatisfaction. and finally returned to her
Starting place ; and after a deliberate sarvey
of matters, tog satisfy herself that it was all
right, she again entered thslog On emerging,
yet once more, on the wrong side, she evinced
even more surprise than before, and turning
about, retraced the log in an opposite direo
Lion. Finding this effort likewise in vain, af
ter looking long and attentively nt the position
of things, with a short, angry grunt of disnp
•
pomtment, and perhaps fear, she turned short
round, and started off on a brisk run, nor could
either coaxing qr driving ever after induce her
to visit that.pnrt of the field."
A Pte - rnan.—.L tall ladder leaning against
a house—n negro at the toii, amd a hog scratch
log himself against the bottom ..o'wny—
g'way dar ! You'in makin . mischief.
" There's not ~dust that floats in air
But once n•as living man:"
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SUM/ lila AND IMED CINE.--Doctor. I'. C. .CAIID
DEIt, Surgeon and • Phy hie who Is Botanist and
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Bloomfield, August 20th, 1651.
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counties, give authentic evidence of Abe goodness of
Dr. Cm"dder's character, and can he seen at his office.
N. 13. The afflicted can receive superior medicines and
the directions for their use by the first return-of mei] or
express. if haterviceb ho desired, or visits requested,
Dr. C. will endeavour to accommedate applicants as fat
as he can. The Doctor speaks the English and the Ger
-1111111 LIIOgIIIIpIS. etc. [ JCn.l7, 1566
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!
CIIZESENIAN'S
The combinntion of ingredients - In these Pills is the its
suit of a lung and external e practice; they are mild In
their operation, and certain of restoring nature to its
proper channel. In every Instance have these Pills pro
ved successful. They MI ariably (pen those obstructions
to n bich Fvutales. are liable, and bring nature into Its
proper channel. s hereby health is restored and the pale
and deathly muntenance changed to n healthy enc. No
female can enjoy good health unless she is regular; and
nhenetor an obstruction takes place, n bother than ex
wince, cold or any other cause ' the general health lut
medlately begins to decline, and the want of such a rem
edy has teen the cause of so many consumptions among
young females. To ladies whose health will not rermit
of an increase of their faintly, these pills will prove a cat
uable, acquisition, as they will prevent pregnancy.—
Ilattdaatte, pain in the side. palpitation of the heart, loa
thing of food, and di tur bed sleep do most always arise
from she interruption of nature; and whenever that Is
the case, the pills wl,ll invariably remedy all thert evils.
Nor are the less aillcaleious In the core of Leucorrinra,
comtuonly called the .1% hites." Those pills should no - -
or be taken during pregnancy, as they would b. , sure to
cause a miscarriage. Warranted purely Vegetable. mid
free from anything injurinus•to 11111 or health. Fulland
exldleit directions accompany each box.
These pills are put up In square tint boxes. Persons
residing wherethere is no agency established. by unclo
sing Ono Dollar In a letter, pre-paid. to Dr. C. 1.. Custar-
MAN'. No. 207, Bleecker street, New York, can hove them
sent to their respective tuldressive by mall.
f UST RECEIVE!) AT TI-IE FAN
icy MY °ROCKET STOKE of the subscriber, n 31n•
•
don lfali, .
Apew supply of fro% Water 'Crackers,
Soda, gutter, Pic Me and Sugar iluiscult, •
patina, Coro Starch, Tapioca, Sago. Pearl Barley,
Extract of Coffee, Rice Flour, Baking l'oirder, Fe.,
A gleIN let of superior Table Oil.
Pickles, Tomato Ketchup, French Mustard,/ fla,
Awn. &c. J. W. KEY.
AERIES N EW E tIEOC,ERY .
AND VARIETY STOlllb.
Thu subscriber would respectfully inform his friends sod
the public generally, that ho has just returned from the
city with a largo and varied assortment of
GROCERIES, GLASS and Q,I) NEN El-11'AM(
4., which he offers for sale on tie ..I t
1110 tit reasonable terms, at his New Stoll 1 It,, .$
corner of North Hanover street and the l'ul,
lie Square, directly opposite tho Carlisle De.
posit llis stock marrows everything usually
in a Grocery and Variety store.
The public are invited to call and exa mine his steel
before puransiug elsewhere, ns ho feels iobildent he can
soil tke best goods at the lowest prices.
J. inGiALIGGIT.
41111°HILA. Surgeons' ,Bandoge
INSTITUTE: REMOVED.to No. 4; 9th
f' il
_2_ 5 rout, sixth store abovu Market. 4E , C.
EVERS - MS Patent Graduating Pressure TRUSS, fir the
cure 6/ Rupture; Shoulder Braces, Supporters, EMMA(
Stockings, Suspensory, I teinorrholdal, and Bandages for
defortraties. - Jan. 11-Iy.
(1 SALT.-5000 •Suks G. A.
X • SALT, for solo
CAllit; OWE & Co. ,
Flour & Grain Commission .llorclututs, Opear's ' , wharf.
Baltimore, Doe 5
WE call the attention of the public to
StOETADIX GARDEN 'Oll MEE ENGINE, for
watering garden,' or extlngulsitlig tree. An excellent
article;, 'mak cheap anti convenient,' Per sale at
noel-10511 ' SAXTON'S.
- ILACKSMITH'S , . COAL.' --5,0 - 0 - 0
linahala Blarlarnith's doal, a Arid rate, aiticlo re
co ulna and for Tale by . -
Ja'nllBra ' ' " %S. l'lj. MURRAY, Agt,
VslrT'-
u l' AN 'NOW: RECEIVING
•y spring stock et 1%1.'1'4 liANii I Nih
;Titlelt% the largest and 1.1305 t varied assortment eve,
()pencil In Carl isle, to whicli . l Invite the early ottentloi
of the public, es 1 Intend selling at priccs'u Web 01111Ibi
fell to Plea& the erotical purchlise'r.
marelt26' JOHN P. LYNE.
P.lliia~lclplm.
rE. GOCLD, [Successor to A. 1 lot.
No. IG4 Chestnut rt., Bwalin't Building, I I iii del
phis, extensive 41tislc l'uhliSher. and Dealer iu ,II ,it al
I obtruments of of cry description.
Ex, lush e 'agent fe.r the tale of Ballet Davis t Co.
Patent tittxpeotion Ilrld, , e ihk.llan and oilier I'l A?:( F.-
1; utorr's liothieir Pintos. Mel deers, :Martin's Cunt Is
harps, violins. Sheet Mimic. Music Becht. Sic.
ite•ideot... or the country will be supplied t, wail or
~ therwise with musk they may wish. at low as if pt.r•
ehesed in pert in. liar big one rff the'slit gest stc.kr iu
the United States. I feel rettnient of sati fiviog all 'Si).
niay savor nu, m lilt a call or triter.
healers in Mush. supplied Oil the most lii ral te;TnE
t
Pianos to let. tlecond-haud Pianos fit Hale.
May '20,1F63-1,
C
11-LE AP WA TCITES ANDJ 1.:
ity, R 1101.1.1i./.1,1.1 nail RETAIL, ktt the 1 Lilo
delphla iVat..h mai Jen (dry Slum,'
u tuber Oti Not th Eccond itrrtd , • or
ner of Qikarry, 11)1111,101141in. Cold
Lover 1\ etches, fulh,juwelled, 11 car
at cares, - - $2O (K 1
(lola Lupine, IS carat ritses, 2.1 00
•• jev. els '
0 00
Silver Lever, full jewelled, - 12 041
Supck Inc Quarticre, • - - - , 00
•
(101 l Ppertarles. - i 1 , 0
Flue ;Miser Spectacles, - I (S
()old Ilr:keulets c r • :1 CO
Ladles' (kohl - - 1 ('0
•
Sllvor TVA ('O
Cold Pens, with Pencil anti Sliver Holder, - 1- (.0
Gold Fita.ok- Macs ; 1:11.
Wain, Intent t r ay,Liknet the, et ticle4
1:k pmpoilion. All goods warranted to be 14 I,r,t (lay ale
holil for.
' :- 14 k
iok -
*
1 :'•
. __. ,!1.;:;.::.-
f 4 TAT'I•'FETt &
On hand. some (1.:l t aud Sitx cr Levers and L. line:
!tin lower than 1 by more pikes.
Ti, N'ELLY. manufacturer and inventor of F.A i 1
TY i•ATENT:.teI:AIth UPIit(IIIT WOOD DOX ,51.11:( II t
No. Ph) North VOUIVIII t•trect (above 11ace)1111/..11'i
I'lll k. )latelme hat my bee, rile,antindispensable at tit I,'
lu hott,elseeping, the mil scrileratter n meat sitrif re ot
time and money, is ennl led to offer to the Italie Cr ar
tick at onto combining L Linty and t hcapnees.- Ite
, t utor kn, n tog the danger apps cher:lied on tlet , ll t t;
the Ilitneoy mann, r which 'Matches are getto.iLtl)
racked in pamr, Ims by the aid of New :learn Nat-lifter).
of his own lit , thot, euccc('ded in getl lug up aFA I Ell'
PATENT SQUARE UPRIGHT V, taw Box ; it
far preferable, In as much that it occupips no more man
than the old round wood) box, and contains at , Irrtti,
Two hundred per Cent more Matches, which to FLlp o re
is considerable advantage; it is entirely new. and tee*, e
a4ainst moisture and spontaneous combustion, dism, is
nil danger on transportation by nIeADIS offlallrond, ltce:m•
boat or any other4tiodu of COriveyanee.-
These Matches are packed se that one gross or Fiero
may be shipped to any part of the World with perfext
rarity. They are the most desirable article for - ll'cm.•
Congumption; and the Southern and 'western tberkel
that have 0, er leen lovented.
and SHIPPEItti, will do well to call r n
:utimtic for themselves.
tnntclaes. are WARRANTED to To u: trier
to anything heretofore offered to the Public.
.1011 N DONNELLY
:IOO North FOUItTII Bt, Phracrtt
Phila..Pee'r 4, 154.4
.1 .- . I RENCII TRUSSES, Weighing less
than 234 ounces. for the cure of Hernia or 1: upturn
acknowledged by the highest medical authorities of 1 hil
ndelphia, Incomparably superior to any other in use
:offerers a ill be gratified to learn that the 0(1.1181(.11
`offers to procure not only the hightstand umstensv.i.ot
nn durable a Truss as any other, in lieu of the mull rc us
and uncomfortable article usuallY . sold. There le no clt
1. ulty attending the fitting. and when the podia 1t..z.6-
ed it will retain Its position without ebanol.
Persons at a distance unable to call on the sub.triler.
can hare the Truss sent to any address, by MU: ittir g
bre &liars fur the single Truss, or ten for the &Lao—
ith measure round the hips. and stating side are. ted
It mill be exchanged to suit if not biting, by retort Itg
nt once, uns , lled. For sale only Iy theJuirporter,
L ilpTh
lAntr.s, requiring the benefit of Mechanical ..up
porters, owing to the des angement of the Intem.r.l
pins, inducing falling of the Womb. Vocal. Puluu 1114:4.
Dyspeptic, Nervous and Epinal IVeakness, at, intone d
that a competent and experienced LADY will 1, if
t.qlance at the Remus. (set apart for their r 7(
use) No. 114 TWELI.7II St.,lst door below lluen.
July 213,
IaAYES' Patent aubular Oven
AIR RANGE, varloup tt, suit nuniliels,33l
Ing llt , uso..s nu,l Hotels, ••
Those in want of a superier Cooking A paratus at
% ited to call atour NVarehouse and exam net this It• ,
For durability, economy and simplicity n t ;anal •
stands mu (waled. It has a perfect hot air ventilati
and moats Inked in this oven will retain theirjule,
niev. , r equal to that raided before an open die. ..!
and pastry cooked At the sane time Withvllt OEO a .:
lug the other. , It will! amply sufficient .heattd t
heat additional moms ter the coldcatweather. It li• 0
descending or return huts, and is equally well ath +
t% bituminous or coalmen hard' coal. The steam t .
over the lolling part of the Menge carries off the 5 L A A
and scent of cooking', as wallas heat in summer.
Every Range sold warranted to give satisfattitm,o 1
expense to the purchaser.
DATES' VENTILATOR, Talented Octol er, lE4f
Public Halls, Factories, Railroad Cars, Chimnica, N . .
Ships, Steamers, A c. •
Pure air Is a suljeet chaining - the attention oft ~1
liniTridna), and all buildings should be provided t.
the proper means of ventilation.
Also, a powerful WARMING AND VENTILAUNG NIVRNAC
fir Dwellings, School IfouSes, Churches, 1101 8 . SD s;
Factories, &e.
A large assortment of Office. Hall and Cooking 9.tc% I
Parlor Unites, Registers, etc. Wholesale and retail
RAND & HAYES
82 North Math street, Ph" la
Personal attention ON en to warming and v,33
la Wig both public and private buildings.
EAIOVED.L.E. NEWLAND & CO'S
LA.,• wholesale and retail LOOKING GLASS AND
17C
TUltl: FRAME MANUFACTORY, N 0.120 ARCM street,
oppoolto tho Theater. Philadelphia,•
L'. N. & Co. reeelyod the only Prize lledal, awarded
the Cryotal Palace exhibition, N. Y., 1853, In the . United
Mates, for Gilt, Decorated, Mantel and Pier Glasoes.
•
GRATIS !—Jiist w
DISCOVERY IN MIDICINE.—A few womb or the
Rational Treatment, without Medicine, Spermatonlita.
or local weakness, nervous dobility,loW spirits, hissittide.
weakness of tho limbs and back, Indisposition and 1 ea
p.mity fir study and labor; dullness of appreiremb n.
loss of nurniory averalon to society, love of selitudt ti.
inidlty, self . distrust , di/iciness, headache,. inv.olur lacy
discharges,'lalner in the side, affection of the eyes, pita-
Plea on the face, sexual and other Infirmities lu man.
From the French of Dr. It. Ire Lanes),"
; , L The important fact that these alartnint(totipli fats
'may easily be removed ailment If I. TWINE. Is In this small
tract clearly demonstrated, and the entirely new and
111.4111 y successful treatment. se 'adepted by the'..kuther,
fully explained, by, means of which eaery one Is mini lad
to cure himself perfectly and at the least possible n at,
avoiding thereby all the advertised tort:lnns . or the
cat to any address, gratis and post free. In n•sealoil
envelope, by remittltur (post paid) two postakr stamps
to Dr. 13. Delancey, 17 LtspePard street, York.
March I -ly '
/OLLEN YARlsit-A lot of very
limperier Heavy and Evon Woollen Yarn ju
, received, much better than the city yarn. all colours.
nosß CHAS, (411.1.1tV.
A ItIYW A 11 E win ot h
• ,4 Spring Arrival nt LYNXS rm Northjfaz •
over/Street, where the publir Aro I..irT
supplied with every inrioty of Hardware, l'alniP, Oils,
e& at tho Tzwur CASLI PRICES. C4lll 112 i ao can Ar 4.111 1-
modate nfew more. -
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