HARRISBURG TELEGRA.PII.
This journal has been sold by Messrs.
CLYDE & MILLER, by whom it has-been hith
erto published, - to Col. A. K. McClure, late
Editor of the Chambersburg Whig, and James
M. Sellars, a member of the State Senate
from the Juniata District, by whom it will
hereafter be conducted. It is proposed to en
large the paper„reduce the terms, and adopt
the Cash system. In the prospectus issued,
t he new conductors say
The Telegraph will be issued SEMI WEEKLY
during the sessions of the Legislators, on • a
single skeet of twenty-foUr columns, and WEEKLY
during the remainder of the:year, on to DOUBLE
SHEET or quarto form of FORTY EIGHT COLUMNS;
and the new proprietors will spare no pains
or L e;xpense to make it a first class Political.
and Family newspaper. The very best talent
that can be procured will be employed at
every point where information of general
interest is presented.
The Telegraph will advocate a liberal politi
c d policy, and aim to unite all those who,
though animated by the stitne common purpo
ses and looking to the same beneficent results,
seem distracted by the conflict of distinctive
organisations. It will sustain the highest
standard of American Nationality, and, while
yielding a sacred obedience to the compromi
ses of the Constitution, will determinedly re
sist the extension of Human Slavery. It ivill
give a cot dial, earnest, but independent sup•
port to the administration of Gov. Pom,ocK.
The Telegraph will be conducted strictly on
the cash system. In no other way can a first
class journal be conducted successfully in
Harrisburg, without charging enormous sub
scription rates, and making cash patrons pay
heavily ! to make up for dubious credits. The
Telegraph will be furnished much cheaper than
any other paper ever . printed at the C ipital of
the state, and it can be sustained only by ad
vmce payments.
The proprietors will firing abundant capital
to the enterprise to establish it on a firm, and
they trust, an enduring basis; and they con ti
dently appeal to nn inteligen't public to give
success to their efforts. Byars little effort clubs
can be formed in every district 'of the State,
and subscriptions should he forwarded before
the first of January, as but a limited number
beyond that actually demanded wid be print
ed. The following are tbe terms for the Semi
weekly (single sheet,)during the session ‘ of
tie Legislature and the Weekly (doubliisheet)
d:trjng the remainder of the year—the money
:rioarialily to accompany the order. I._ •
'The new , rpublishers are both well known
and well calculated for the enterprise. We
look lor,.an able and judiciously conducted
journal and cordially commend. it to our
,friends who desire a Harrisburg paper.
[Letter from Iron..r. }finer Botts, of VirgJuin:l
liteitoNa, July 9th, ISs3.—Messrs. IVm. ti, Brawls
ENTs.—ConAtloratioti, of duty to the afflicted Mono
ilr , )11111tle t., send you this voluntary testirnouhd to
~trua t value of ••C Sr:0:1811 MIXTURE," for tlitlt ,
havarable Sct:,,ri is.
Without being disposed or deeming it necessary to go
into the particulars of the case. I ran say that the as
too lo,hing results that have been produced by the use
tf that medicine on 'a member of my mu-n family. and
muter toy own observation and superintendence, after
h • .1(01 of t he best physicians had been exhausted and
all the usual Jemedies had failed. fully justify me In re
co noiending its use to all who may be suffering from
th it dreadful malady.
1 do not mean to say that it is adapted to all oonsth
tuti.ms. or that it, will afford the s•une relief In all
fir, of course. I can know nothing along that—
hat from what 1 have seen of the effects, twould not
holAtate to use it, in any and every case of Scrofula,
persons Mr whom 1 tot an interest, or over whom 1
c mid exercise influence or control. r d .,,
Respectfully Pars,
.ISt). M. BOTTS.
July 25,'55
liooflamrs German Bitters, prepared and sold by Dr•
:lard:son, at the German `.V10,11 ..al Store, 120 Arch htreet,
Philadelphia, daily Increase in their well deserved cele
brity, Mr the cure of all diseases arising from derange•
mart of the liver. 'Mese Bitters have, Indeed. proved
a blessing to the afflicted. who show their gratitude by
the most flattering testimonials. This medielne has
estztlilisited-fif a name that competitors, however
wily, their schemes, N sAnetive their promises, cannot
reach. It gained the public confidence by the Immense
benefits that have been derived from it, and will ever
maintain its positron. See advertisement.
Bitarriants;
On the 1211th ult.. by Rev. J. C. Barher, Mr. DA V 111
STONE. to lli. EI,T,ZA ANN. daughter Mr. i.l
limo% all of MOTlll , l . township. ( . 11121i , CHUIld CO.
nn the by the Rev. Mr. Smith, Mr. FREDERICK
Emillek. of Keithsburg, 111.. nud thrmerly of Carliile,
to Miss EMMA DUNCAN, of Mehmoini, Ohio.
Deaths.
On {Wednesday last, In this borough, Mr. ANDREW
11 )1.,\11 , ;+, at :in advanced age.
Mr. Itolinos was thti ()bleat citizen of our borough, In
whirli he silent the greatest portion of his life, respected
be all who 10101 V him.
On the 3 , 1 ult.. at Vie::Nhttrg, Mississippi, of Yellow
Fever, Rev. WILLIAM lIYER, of the Mississippi, An
nual
.!onf.l o Chureh, from this place.
In this borough, on the ;27th Inst., FRANCIS 11E-
ItEC,IA. dam titter of Alexandet B. and Eliza Ewing,
aged It months.
:•Short pain, short grief. dear babe was thine,
Now joy; eternal and divine."
Neal I)!..rtificincuit.s.
UNION fl E CO'Y'S
' a iisrav 4 mom) :Tur E.
I v . I$Q., of York, Pa., will lorture for the
benefit of tho Union Fire ~!‘iinti.tiiy on TIRIIIRDAY
EV ENING. December Mb, ittM A IN--11/t Subject
—:the 'Winona , of Utilitarianism On Social and Poliii
eat Lilo."
4,,yiieason Tickets, admitting three persons, sl,
Tiiikets 12 1 ,6 rents.
•
,nov.
~.r... • STEAM SAW MILL AND
, ~,T , ! , ,,
~,,, 'rEMBEit lAN') POlt SALE.-LThe sub
r,, .. ~,,4 scriber °tiers ut, private tale a STEAM
taII I 111111111 SAW Mild. situated In South Middle
. ton ton [lshii), •tl'uniberland ellutity,
v ith which I , eonnoeted abut SIN LI IlliNlntED AN it
Till ItrY•TIILI,:Ii ACRES of good fine. Oak, Chesnut
an d Itlplar timber. Tito Mill and Engine Aril in the
bost raitning order and can Igi pfarted at it day'ti honey,
'coon , Is a good dottide two-titory MELIA N./ HOUSE
(~, Ili , Property, suit:tbli) for twohmilles, with an olliee
n-,d1:ool f•tabling, About fifty acro., of thu laud could
l c , adi-tatatT,usly cultivated and ronrprted Into it pi i-
IlLthle navel. The property presents great hultirt•lnents
to putatasers, Tertom trill but outdo casv. , 1.'.1. other
1 , i a t , ,,hits apply to the !ntbseri; , er nt,t'lnii , le. Pit.
\Di. D. SEYMOUR.
protUpdy executed
New 11.buertisentehts.
GRAND FAIR!!
Or TIIF, ( .
GOOD WILL HOSE COMPANY
AT )INRION (HALL.
Commencing December 24th and closing January, 1,
1850.—OPEN EVERY NIGHT and Christmas and New-
Ye.ir•s day.
Persons desiious of purchasing CHRISTMAS and
Nr.W.Y EAR'S PRESENTS are respeaftilly invited to
a tend, as they will find Thys, Dolls, and Fancy Artielts
of every description. Refreshments servos in every
fal., le. The Abject being one of Public interest, co
hesitate not to call upon all for their attendance and
pair maze.
AIIB — A PRIZE (FOLD WATCH wilt be offered anti drawn
fir on \,•w-Year's ni4lit. Tickets 25 vents.
All persons having articles to present to the Company
will please leave them at the residence r. John D.
ho , 1"118, one door east of Marlon liall, on Monday, the
17th day of Deeenther.
ult.„„%teasen Tickets, admitting ono person, 50 rents.—
Si ogle tickets 12'. rents.
U. WUNDER
Chairman Com. of Arranpio't
lEEE!
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
vrANos AND MELODEONS GIVEN
ANV A I"! —JOH N MARSH. lASi
TENIELE. CHESNUT ST.. above Seventh. Philartelphlit,
respectfolly infertris the puhliz that he to prepared to
make the tiollowing
SPLENDID OFFER,
TWENTY Boardman, firay et Co.'s celebrated PIANOS,
and TWENTY C. IV. Fisk & Co.'s PREMIUM NI
DEf u be Mitred in the hands of a comnilttee of
gentlemen, to in, qty them dishibuted among the holders
fit' no certificates. •
each imrellaser of my Popular Music, a certificate
will i 3! presented. 'tilt OW 1101.1 Or tt. 311 111(3113d i n
• ON E PIANO and ONE MELODEON. to be disposed of by
the Committee for t h e benefit of this , holding eertili
mtes when ONE THOCS.kND D.LAES I worth of Music
(VsImLI have been sold. so that each paladin invtadlng One
Dollar will not only receive hi. and the value of money
paid out, lint will have secured to him 313 Interest. In
common with other certificate ladders, In the above dis
tribution. suc c eeding distributions will be NM
tinned. subject to the same regulation,,until the Eu
Pianos and DI Melodeons are distributed.
. .
- .
Particular attention Is het hod to that feature of this
Mau which. calls f.';i• a disposal of the instruments when
hut 1111111cert.ifiontes hate keen issuial, thus avoiding the
V ,, Xat.itlilS delay and proliahle disappointment attend
log certain schemes tom - store the puldic•
may be sel.•tesl front Inv entire stock. which
rnn prises eVeiy t `atalogue in the ['tilted States.
t fora:wiled
f ,b) mail mill he faithfully and
promptly attended t.o.
N. 11.-4'4mA:intl ., en liana a splendid assorthient pf
Piatois. from the coleloattc.l inantitactories of
t;tav rhicherititt k. A. W. Ladd
roN, of Boston: NittogiirAnd Bennett & ro.. of
New bort . Also, I'. NV. Fisk .1: Co.'s Premium Melo
deons I be lot Int the to vest man unteut uriir's lip es.
f thool tLc following from liodey's )lu>ical Editor.)
ih oN. tat.tr & Co.'s Pi do roivis.—We are so well
pleased e it li the instruments made by this firm, that
we have determined to be Instrumental ourselveS, that
k. In furnishing our subscribers and others with an
artiele that we can recommend anti warrtnt. There is
always a difficulty attending the purchase of pianos,
Is•eati•te pemms eannot rely fully upon the recommenda
ti ms they receive from manufacturers. who are inter
ested of aafurse. in the sale Of their own manufneture.
Now. We ere not interested In the matter in any way,
except so fir as to see that those who patronitte our
Idaftf" shall he well served with the beet pianos made.
F.(' 3 list of prices see rover, at which nnonuto ye will
send Pianos, warranted ft a. ono year. the freight to be
pfhi by the perm& ordering. We annex a letter re
ceived from a gentleman in Virginia, to whom we sent
tote of these
•
A. lionr.X• I•i+4.—Dear Sir-1 have great pleasure
in :acknowledging the receipt of the Piano Norto wltlrh
you were so good HS to order for my wlfr front Board.;
tiroy'a. It was delayed qir some t.ftne at W111011 ,4 01';
but I our happy to say that it (came In excellent enrll—,
tiro. We -are deeidedly pleased with the
The rosewood is of a beautiful quality: the ens , Is plain
ewe like it the better for it r; the tooth Is very easy for
(I new in-trutnent. and the tune Is firm. elear and sweet.
All who have tried it. admire It and speak In the highest.
terms of Its mellowness and sweetness of tone. We
deeply regret that we did not order tha •Atttivhment:'
we must hate it yet.
••Wo :arc doeply Indlohted to you for your agency in
procuring for us so yowl nu infttrument. 1e pleas.4.l to
receive our acknowledgments. Your obt. eervt.,
dcc. 5. '55. J. U. W:'
SATURDAY , EVENING POST.-
ESTAIIIASIIED AUU.UST 4th. 1821
We:EKLY EDITION BETWEEN 60,000 A/41..00,000
In Issuing their Prospectus for 10513, the projle:ors
of the Post take it for granted. that the pul.lF i are S t .
roady tolerably well acquainted with the clutr i io' or of a
papenthat has grown strong during ~.he storms and
sunshine of TIIIRTY-FOUR YEARS. Their object al
ways has been, as It remains to be. to publish a week i f
paper for the family circle, which shall riot en'y antase,
but also instruct null impfove, those who rrir read IL.
To accomplish this object, the best articles aro so i ected
or condensed front foreign and domestic perludirils, and
original articles of an instructive character procured,
when posAliltr"
[deters from Foreign Lands.; the most ' , interesting
perilous Of the Weeisly News of the World: Sketches of
'AI ., . Adventure and t i lia..i.der; Solectoil trial Original
Articles opus Agriculture: Arc aunt of the 1 t i,4111ce.1,1 , 1
Steek Markets; anti a Bank. Note lAA are included
/Mien,: the sill Intl .rmation to be constat Jr found In.
the list.
But. the mind requires n wider range-1t faeul.
w WO. the iiiim. , rous and lively, the lin
agimitlve and poet These titan must 11131 , 1
their appniriate else then beeotne
gig a ~ , L150111.1011e, . . the int elleetileeotnes narrow grit 1 , 11 t .•
:11. , 1 In 111 111.141 is take an enlarged and genet...qui
li.w huintil nature and its destiny. T sltisty
era vies grew mental helm!, we di •
vote a fair provirtion or the, Post FICTION, POETItY
and lll'th elf.
51n.1114 other contributors in the first two tif the :11,01'1,.
1117ta111011 tS. are several of the fito‘t gifted writers In
ill. land. We also draw freely from Ihr Fiction and
t'n.fry upon the best periodicals in this •eountry and
rent Ihitain. 14e tte.d.fm commencing it New Story by
SotfTurtmt , it, author of •• The Deserted Wife, ; '
•• our first piper of January next.
fiNit RAVI SOS. illw•Lratire of important places and
actions. of .igricult oral and other new Inventions. with
"'Oilers of n II timorous, I11011;01 retitled clutracterore
att. Creels I;ieen.
Nili•ii'E° or"rit pllEss.
'll l j, j, Imo of Lill. re,' 1:11.;n111trins filli..l with life! Anil
ni trash. its inftiiit4einent
is TII ability and tact. It
t110.1.0 . 5t literary talons, and spares nn pains ur
expense. As a lalltily paper. 0110 or Moran' mot giiiii‘ral
wo cordially roromtneud it.—Caytiga
Auburn, N. Y.
h horetnfore spoken in high terms of the me•
rots of t 1 , ,,5t. 34 one of the hest papers on our .0..-
ehange and we regard it as one of the hest ;Remy
' , inert; to 141 fOUIIIIIIIIrWhOI I . I to editorials are written
with ability, and taken liberal. independent an d no uun.
preliemlve view 10011 and things.--l-ltar and Adverti
01,r,
It is deservedly one of the most. pflutlar public-jour
nals in the United States. voinhiping as it (tool. in a
literary point of view, all the interest of the bes..t.nuara
zines. with a vast amount of .general
Republican. IA011140(1. It.
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silver :..iprin t r, towmildu, Cumberland deceased.
have helm granted by the Itevister of said amity to the
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roßolvoll to make it still more worthy of the patronage
of tho publie. That this admirable work IN
A MIRACLE OF CIIEAPNES:! 4 ,
1.4 admitted by every one, routaining, as It does One
ed pluses of readi pg matter in each number, being
mere than ally of the magazines, tund forming two
,411i111'M a year of six hundred pages each. or Twt.lvi.
landred 0g,,, reading, unifier per :1111111111. tie•
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upon flue riper. and Its ;natter is ea reftilly emu
pi led and arranged dy the handy of tile editor and pro
priet4 %rho has letrit known to the pultlie rts connected
with the Boston press for sixteen yearn. Its pages con
tain
ISF.ITS, TALES, POEMS, STOSTEB OF TEE SEA. SICETCIIES,
CELLANT, ADTENTuRES, liinGRAPIIiLtI, WIT AND II E~IUR,
from the boat nod most popular writers of the country.
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the times, of peace and war, of discoveries, and improve•
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Ni. secretariat' subjects are admitted into its pages;
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voted to its peculiar sect or clique. This work is In
tended fur.
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place In the hands of a funnily eirelt. It is in all Its de
pnrtutonte.frestt°and orizinal. anti. what it purports to
be, One cheapest magazine in the worini.
Auy penman enclosinm ONE uut.t.ttt to the proprietor. Ins
below, shall receive the \ln:azinn , for' - nine yennr. or any
p e rson sending us y. 141111 subscribers and moirt noI ttna.
nt one time. shall receive a copy gratis.
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Corner of lirenooit and Bromfield Streets, liostou.
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COSIOPOLITAN ART
ASSOCI ATI( tNi,--S 1 AR.
A nt: ktiinettit:Nrs far tilt , Sera nil nnual l;olh•rt.iun at .
Chic 11,01 V and 'popular In.titutiml Ow the dlitti4i ,, il at
Literature and Art, have lotion Math. MI the lio.nt OX
LIMISIVO
Among the 1% orks already eivsatted. is the far•fdtned
.GENti.\ Otrt:ll7lN
WI;HI co , I Thous:ma llollars.
In forming, tha new coll e ction. the dill uslon of worlis
of AustorAN the elleouragemet.t of Ann fiean
genius. have not 1” . 091
Lees I,: , 110(1 1,111/111 . , t , l t II.• ilistill,fl.ll , ll , l A Iheri
van Artists, who w emoribtoe some of their tillept
pr.stootion,. Among thole ace three Ahtrl.hr
exe4 uteri by the greatest lie tit
I'nw bits:
I; Eof:11E \V AS 111 NO'FON, The Father of lON country;
BENJ AMI N FRANKLIN, Thu l'hilosarher, DAN] Et,
Elt:zTElt, 'Phu Statesmttn.
A sloolal agent has visited Europe aroJmade earefo
and pulicion. sels liens of forei,ol %verbs of Art. hat,
in itom2e :old Nlarldel Statuary ;Ma Choi, T.,,intt”,..
'Vile 5,1101 e C , r1,011.4 1ar.,;(3 ;ma Naltlablo vollrrtbn .d
and :4:Au:try. to lir ,11,tithatol Flirt
the members of the Assoeiation for tho Second Tear.
TERMS OF M.F.)IBEMSMF.
The ply went ~1 three qlollarn constitutes nor one It
member of this Ass.cintiou, and entitles hint to either
one ot the f:llowing )11:gazknes for one ear. and also 0
ticket in the distribution of the statuary and Paint
ings.
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following Nlonthly Magazines: itnt•per's, Putnam'',
Knieket : h6eker. piaci:wood's, OrallauPs, tiodey's Lady's
Book. slid Household \Voss's,
Persons taking five memberships are entitled to any
fire or the 7thl,:rtZilleS for one year and ti sin TICK t'79
th.• dlistribufloo.
Ti.'. net proceeds derived from the silo of member
ships. are devoted to tho purchase of Art for the ensu
ing yoar. . _
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-Ist. All persons receive the Fuld. CALVE of their sub
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Literature.
gd. Each member is contributing towards purchasing
elvice Works of Art, which are to be distributed among
themselves, and aro :it the same time encouraging the
Artists of the country, disbursing thousands of dollars
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READERS' A N It till: coNI I !
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—lor.v work of filetion. entStle(l—
ROSE OLI.It,C, d RUM NIT-11Y FANNY FEIN.
'rho last work, 311 , 1 first edufltittous tale of this brilliant
:till il‘ , s`:: "Ruth 11111. - a 811Vet.!0•11113.:11111 1 1et1
111 tilt. li r illatlb+ of let tors. lu the 1311 , 111:WV a loading
ft "created n 111,.ro• pntrotitid .etthatiwt that'
ally which has boon bo<ited flr a quarter of a colltIll . y."
1131 it in 1111 , 1..ei..\:ary to 81111 , 10 tl.l the 1111331; .4
Hall. - .1114 , :i3.: from this number of vntilos n: it that
we hate Wo jut flint every. boilp in the United
Slate, lin, read it.
r -sports the Ivor); we hark, 11 , 3;: 111 pi ef 4, . /tIISE
Cl, %It K. We 0311 4111.11' .31* that Wt, rot:lust it, as. in every
respect. ''renter, better wnrk: mill are t aintlilent that
It will not intiy suo.alit. but increase tali.' reptitatinn of
it, disci lignisii,4l wt, have realiiis
liar -lb,. Clark" will 'nuke it greater st us:rtiou'th:w did
-Huth Hall."
It will form ell,zatit 12nio volume of I ,vor-100 price
011 ri,elpi of whirl eoplos will be !omit. by
mail pwt-lialit. It will bo for saki by all booksellers.
by
MASON
uuv.2l.'s.i.—St., .;' I New York.
) 0 \V ()0 I) PIANOS lit 11i. SAI,K.
Tw. new and elegant llesowo , k
oCtaves, f..cati the velebratA inatit.fartory f
i% Is A: Bost n. 111, , e Im.t.rtlineuts halo It lit
earefally selected it large titoel, :Iro
to !I, ivv entire satlnttetion. 'rhey trill he sAill at
(')T - 17 PRICES • ,
and livid , he. order by a eoup..tont pereon, 1, r ono yoar
ft not date of sAle. 'flans,' Ns b . nett' Irish t" exanano• o r
ta purviriso a gwv.l Instrument are Invited to mil upon
the mab,rrber at his residehro ha Cm hsle.
Ako, To RENT. two good mmomPutiol i'lono Vort s at
s`i per quart 1 r. •
no% • IF, '.",:,,
UST 1t EN': I V El), a largo assortment,
p or vhooa oil, 6. - -rit of darr•wot width. std
T
~:d,„,.„,—cars:...:SA XTON' 3.
AIQI IA I lIPIA I) 1)1; ESSI!,S.-Julit
111/11110 br 'All , 4'llllo' n vari , ty ~ f Mhbalr
iiractitets, Bonnet, Foatlivrs. li..iinet
>:ov. 2'3,
VEW GOODS.—The. subscriber has
just returned "from the city and is opening a
4 eneial assortment of Nancy and. Staple Goods,•consist
ing of French Nierinoes, Cohurgs, Alpaccas, Printed
Cashmeres 1111 d Maus do Lattice Dress Silks in great
variety, Long llroeha khawls from $l5 to $2O. French
Blanket •Shawls. Cambric and Swiss Edgings and In
sertings and Cantkie and Swiss Collate. Merino and
Silk Shirts and L.-Thaws. Dress Trimmings in great
variety With other Nancy and Staple (loads.
nov. 21, '55. GEO. lIITNER.
. .•
RE AT ATTIIiCTIONI -
s
NEW (MODS! NEW GIS )I)S2
kA
Ire subscriber Iles illl4 just returned front the cities
of New York and Philadelphia is now opening a very
tensir e assortment of
Fn Li. AND WINTER GOODS,
C.mslstlng of elegant Winter .Shawls, splendid Silks,
caslinicars and lie In Freneh Merirmes and Para
niettas, elegant Needle Worked Collars Sint Ruffles Ac.
Ilibbons and Trimmings in great variety. th.ths. Cas,
sinieres, Cassinetts, Vestings, Flannels, Jeans and no
sicry, A.e., a int of new l'arpettings. Also n full and
complete assortment of BOOTS AND Sllta.S.
All persons in want of handsome and cheap gOods aro
res ertfully invited to call and exataln this stork before
purchasing elsewhere. At the old Stand East Main
Street. CIIA It OD I LIVV.
N. 11. A stock of well made clothing on hand—which
will Le sold at cost.
..ct. 17, u.
VI"itUE ECONOMY
j_ consists in buying such goods as one really needs.
;mod buying them whert l 0,1 7, 3 are s , ld at the lowest
prices We have received and are tow opening an
. . .
ui 11,11% cheap mot splendid ,eletthi. tttirli at) the genuine
I 6111,5. French N.6iiit.t.s. all
Thibvt pkin raid printed ?lour
de I..in,cnik"es in aloindalice,anil all the other knots
that are DOW worn i)f
1)11 S 1/ (HI I) S
Embroiderh , , (11”ves. 11. , sh•ry
small term'., HumOefi, C/11111.t Cl.l, rap., itoll
nets. Um%net kith 11 F, an extemsi% o Sul pl)
as Cloths. Satinetts. t'assitterits. letitnclty Jeans,
Vestings, Satin.. .0 e. liingluttni. Flannels,
a nd in:mi-al supply of Goods In our Which WO in
\ iti. every kitty to °mutant, and sat kfy themselves, that
we pre Fonds at such priers as will satisfy the
ei n sest linters,
ort. 17.
14: \v ; )( ) S.—The su b scr ib e r litis
is lion' opcuinc a large ns,ert
111A FRESII lit halts Suited to the seasn—please
tall tied ge•t bargain,
I :u iki r . \ .14.'•JJ
( ) li, E F 0 It S A I, Er'
ki The Dry Goods store and fixtures of :John Coyle,
wie'l in Ilogestawii,ritutherland (sanity, ❑HI be ottotrit
.it private sale liy the Administrator oft easy terms
Th.. stock is in good order and pill nnunwt to :ii .Ut
It d„,.111g and store rooms trill Le rented to
the pnr , hasev. 'they are both t iv., story and nearly
noo, havinz h good garden. ere varict.) of frtlit and
stalling and water n the I.A and et ere
ron
t~•ifen-•.,-nnplete. l'ossitsion given immediately, the
'store will he rlo.rd till =nth inst., after tt hirh time the
,111 , , , rilwr will im 111;•iet??feW wviolo4.
;wt. SO Err COYLE, Adam's.
ILIi E STI C B ust open
ea a lot oflk and Worstod Elastic. Belts in nil
n c. 21 -"Vi
re ROC EWES (mil OCE,ItIES :
COME AND t• 1..; E.
It poi want prima Grooeriv4,
If you want beautiful Queensware,
Go b. Halbert's
If you munt tileudid I amps,
If you want tho boot
If you want Tubs or Baskets, 1,
If you want anything else In his line,
lio tollalbert's
Tho sub , criber has just returned from tllO city with a
larite and choice assortment of Groceries. Wass and
China Ware, Fish, Salt. Baskets. Tubs. and every thing
In his line of linslness. which he offers for sale at t h e
'lowest prices. Coll and examine thr yourselves.
nos. 21, • J. D. II AI.IIERT.
FA 1. N T I E
I de f fu.'" . The undersigned ha:4 j repleni,ll
vd 4
and hi peepals,l bt supply his 11 - bends and 4 . 11-I , tilers .tit II
al lw :titythint: required hi d‘oqest I' use. at prince
hieh he hopes till prove t.atistaetory. Ills Sioo,
sills of every variety of pads snit:tide .r .a 114
mount ry use. Ha has also on band a L . .etiecal assorttt u •nt
or li n k it DIN .1 1!E. such as May he uredet( by fanners allll
meehadh e for et err day usu. Ills stork
WIN IIitANIIII 4 .S .‘N I) Ifni Elt Ofr,':
Is I/I and etttltrnetts nn Xeel lent 3.. , 111111 rhnirr
put lites. All ti.r bolos:deand : 4 „kit Last
t:oroor of 11triot :ttol Loather streetsoyar ,
Pi) ••'..tio try Produce Calton lu itxrlt:tto r to
S.1)1,1 El. v Err,—
lN WAY'S GENUINE HONEY
S o.l.'.—..Conway v pure Calm Soap.—Con way's I tn.
pro, ed C110111,..t1 111 to soap.' A full supply of thm.4,
truly excellent Soaps ju,t received and ,for nate at
WILLIAMS' FAMILY GROCERY.. ),I:tin Street.
Carlisle. Nov. *2l, '55.
' 6 l:7 =
CU3IIIERLANI) VALLEY IL R.—
/ cuANor. 01 , t 1
On and after MONDAY, 00..1.1.0r 22 , 1, 1!'•!,5, PassenvPr
TrAllis win row as follows: (Sundays esct. pled:
- .
FOR 11A11111S111 , 11(1
- 1.4 Train, 2•1 Train.
Leave Cliaml , erl4l)urg 5.45 • A. 31 1.111, I'. 31
" Sliippeashurg,
" N.,‘,1110, U. 411,
" l'arlisk. • 111.2:•, 4. 3.
" Nlocli:tniesburs, 10.50, , 4 ' 4.
1t d A
larslour ,
, 11.25, 4.1
"
FOR CIIK3.43E111 4 11111:(4.
4
.Ist Train. 2d - Train :
8..t0. A. )1 •I.on, I'. 31
9.03, ••
.I.:;2. "
2.11,
2.17, "
3.18, "
3.45, "
L(./tvu Ilarriqburg,
Merlintilotburg,
Car
tb NOV. %Wit,
" Hdppenshurg,
.%t Clzaualirrhburg,
Leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia at 1.12 and S.I 0 A. 31,
:11S0 nt 7.60 I'. M. Mal 12,3.5 Noon. via l'elittfilda.
Leave Harrisburg for Pittsburg at 3.'..!0 A. 31.; 12.35 no( 11,
and -I. P... 11.
Lease I larrisburg for Baltimore, at 3, and 8.30 A. 314
Cars ..f Ilan 'thin and Stu-quehaulm. Pair Bond leatillnr
itAl,lf4calt 5. A. 31. it d 2.11,1, P. 31. fur Auburn, Potts
ville. &v.
: nu •Al, all Stations \Silen) Tickets are sold. Fares are
TEN CENTs LESS that when paid in the Cars. •
A. F.'SMITII, Superintendent,
Hall pond Office. Chambersburg,}
t et or 17,1855.
1411 HAPS, STRYICI H&J ENING S,
I , K.(1.7.118 IN
FRENCII
and AMERIOAN MO( 100 - 11,9!—.
110tIO2T EXCLUSIVELY Al AUCTION.
Nos. I innt3. Bank `'t rent, bAcyven Ft,
and and Third, PHILADELPHIA.
119.T0 CaAll or short time Itny , •rs wo n ill sell at a
very small advance on Anrli, n , ost.
•
Oltiladelphin.: , ept. 111
TAILS
. .NAILS am now " pre
-I_ll pivot to glinnlyeount It.,Ste; elivids critic nails t
innfarttirers hh rs. 11.4. 4 A XTON.
0 F.O. W. II IT E
Tin) fpobs.
IMMENSE QU A NTITY
31 EN,:i
M. SN'oD“ItASS
GEO. W. lIITNER
,fiunift) firoceries.
(IC'('EI(IE ANTI QUEENSN‘.‘III
• D.RI, 44
10.19, 44
10.-1.0 44
11.1 T., It
TRAINS
rill) ET.—A large and commodious
sToueROUM on 31ain street, ingun.• nt nag .
U1(10.
!MEM
l'‘ .- , EOlt iti4.3gr for 1)110 or wore yeors
a -
. f s i n t r ho it l o s t t4 .. .Z .: l , l ,;i i t i , e , x t t il t , lit,...e: , lg s ll. l l , e e i
I . , l ,l n w er
11 , 4ci ,o NI tin Arcot, bow occupied by Ifruin l'etvi,.—
A 1. ., .Ow Illacksmitli Shop OU ti/0 rear oh Said 10 , . .Ap
ply (II lturtEET Nolli, I-..
HOC. 1.:14 155.
PUBLIC HOUSE F( )It
It ENT.—i'lle Tavern Stand now 0.-eu•
Ph+.l by Thomas l o•da,oa nn. sit trite
<;t7
4a Middleton toe oship.Cund °Hand Co.,
-1 1 ,:;;•miles Last 'ilf('arlisle. Is offered for rent ft, the
Ist of April nest.
noo. 7, '55. PETER V. E.
I)OPLAR LOT PROPERTY AT
RATE '6Al,lt. That valuable piece oflrunnil
situate in Smut it Hanover 'street. hi the borough of
Carlislt . known as the
511111 lot cell talus clout 000 acre and n quarter of
vroutal and from its desirable and advantageous loca
tion is rill mi rally adapted for latilaim; purposes.
'rite lot will la, sold entire. or ill lots to Snit pur
chasers. Fur terms and further . particulars 00,111110 of
A. L. :."I'I)NH.F.It.
heal Estate Agent and Frorisorer.
. et :11, 'l5
FOR subscrib r
rent the sToi;i..-lotiim ,Poe' iii
igog 6(.411)1111Q. bet t er IC. llitner.
10 , 1111 it the hest laihitn , s stand In
plissesqiitti 111 lie Oven en tho.lst (Inv of
It17111.:1:1: .
April ui•x l.
31,
If() TS E FUR SALEOR RENT.
Th.. ,111.5,ri1...r for r rent thrit hi , Lt.
and rant eniont two =tory -HOUSE with hack
hilibling, =it nitt.eil on the rnrtieret iiedtord anti Loutlier
...tr.•rt=, itl ( . :11 4 .1 4 11' . . The 111'11 , 4' in 1100' af.l in ri•n
i..n, with a Cistern, liaise Oven. ui r /1
3ardon and =mile chit fruit; trers. 11 r niirtirn lin • rttll
JOHN SELI.EI S.
net. 17.
,)_-,, T()NVY 1'1{01'1:111'Y 1.1)11,
7' 4 11i.
,A.,
~......., S k 1.K..--The subscriber oilier,. at' i•i I
le, A Va LI. silo it valuable limisii and I al, I,t
1
.....:.-- -_,....., --.,.1:%; rMI Mi •itUated iii . .‘l,lill 11.111 , Ter
Street. 11, 11111,1,yeillellIF a tr." stoi3 wealliee.boarali d
I I oust, ,;101111.11.1R1, bakOhialne, a cistern, &e., iite. 'll e
bit i 5 :el feel In front, and - 240 In depth, :mil I 'CIL Ii 3 1 S a
variety of exiellent fruit trees. Terms easy. Apply to
.lAr.ils Wili.i ,
A gen t 11,,5. F. I ;:l.•10,. en.
IVA id: lii L E Cl)1{NEll l'1{01'"11".
I . l' I'll 11 All.: SALE.
That Cory valuable and tech! known BUSINESS
STAND =it unto i.II the corner of North IlallOser and
Liiiit her Streets. in the leirmigh of Carlklii 114 , N1 of Ilea'
'Altlt of •upied by .laeoh Pettey. containing i'li feet trolet
•in Ilannoser street anif„ ... '' , lf feet on Louther street
Tho inip,,,,,,,mit s 011. 1. 11:11111 1 )Ver Streit art' 1% large
'l'll It EE Sit I' I fillitilE. wOh a large brick bark huild
nig finislieiLinsthe most elegant manner. iiiditaii lug II
~ ,i. , ; „ riiiiiiisl4!,:,litiling the store rime besides pantries
,li,::
anti l,llVenivill cliiset arrangements. The s hut, k;
'''''ll,l , ))i is 3.1 lee! in depth, fitted up lit the best
iii;i-silile manner and one of the most desirable and loaf
estiibi kiwi! business lira Lions ill cur town.
MIME
There is s. large two Atory brick building (renting nn
Loather street, with a shop attaelted. new oreupled as
vaidnet make} shell. Also a stable nil the foet el the
I 1 and other noieessary lint buildings. The pri pert,'
is in exeellent order haring boon mewl tly fitted up by
the present nerupant For tennis .Fe enquire of
A. L.
Erial Estate Agent and :"el hener.
=
Go to IlulLort's
NT A LUA BLE TowN PRO Pl , :laY
Fon sA bK —The largo Brick limits and Lot
situated on Louther Street one door east of the German
Ilefrrrm Church. The house containo
t,
at. _ "L. nine largo rooms, insides two finished
I lII ' -.y, i :it t i,. elumilairs lags kitchen and NUM.
is....lit n , mer kitrhen. 'rho lot has CP feet front
' 114 :1,....... i ''....t. '^ ou Louther street by '2.40 feet back to
a wide alley, nod 120 feet (m North
Street l'y '2lO feet to the same alley, ~,Iltithlillg In all
.o.ont an acre of Ltrottod. There is illtf, it good tenant
house and a tit lie on feet long on the premises. The
property would suit admirably for either a gentelman'm
privatOresidenco a boarding school or faAory establish!
[neut. For terms Ac. enquire of
A. 1.. SPONSLEII.
:tog 1:, Real Estate Agent. Carlisle
Go to I ialbert's
Go to Halbert.
Oo to ItultwrCH
1 1 (111'N I'll.o E It'l'
AT I'ItINA'4I: SALE.
,
;to .41105:0r...0r ~th•; s nt private sale, the tialow hi t t pro
; party, Into tho rata to of ;lames Armstrong. tin:
A h., 11 ,..0 and l o t of got - mud, situato oit Potntrwt
, t root, oast of !Ignorer, adjotning properly ~r Lidiraim
1111i1S0 ir; of SLIM°, tWII stork, high, with
lgo•k tittW Oei•orled by F. It. Itreroly.
No. 2. k litn. story brink house. situnte ow the r:ortlsr
of ;It and l'onkrret streets.
:;. A IN,. ,d,,ry brink hott,eadjoinik the Above.
No. 4. A frame wo3ther-hogrde4 Itottso, fruiting nu
l'itt stroot and gdjoin - log N o ., 2 mid :1.
For fartlive Information 311111 V I I
, lulls N. A lINISTRON ;.
.1011 N RHOADS.
Tisvoutorri,
-
I it. 3,
xvom'S 011N:1311 , ',NTAL 1110N 1
I T.t% elute. I'll MAD' A.
The attention id the pit bile la 'initial to thoextensive
ot a o oraet, ,ry the subscriber,%Owle
t , t fornhai, at the shortest It
ot every ile,oription for Ct.:Al/al:Ill ES. PUBLIC A
' l'itlV.kTl: 1.1)1NliS also V ERAND.IIIS. BALCON
IES. Flit!, N'VAI st.'L • .i'l ,CililliS, LIONS.
,t7e., and oilier I irtianiental loot Work or a decorative
clt '.O Lrr„ill of whieli is ex i•elted with t to. ON peat%
pleasing tlin taste, wilihi thily i•oinhine tilt tbe
re lulsih•s of heanty and substantial eenstru,tien.
Purchasers may rely MI haring all articles earefully
be \.'ll and '41414,1 to their plat, of destination.
A buck of designs will be sent to these who wish to
inaloi n selection, HIM NViii
Biagi, Avenue below Spring tiurtlen St, Plilla.
Oil,
IORS SHELL EILS,
sTitms - curnots.
vi •
A largo assortment of Superior t7orn Shollers.
in,t, Reading's Patent. capable of 'hailing lOW ialSilelß
of Corn per day. Also Pennork's hand and .ptcwer Shel
ters. with various ut her patents of various pelves. 'nay,
Straw nod ...odder Cutters ttf the most approv,t4l roe.-
struellon and in great variety. Sausage Cini.pers and
Stutters. Potiblo Mield tan. Subsoil. Eagle, and liar
Share Plows. Super or 1)5 Poker- :old Bows, Grain haus,
Framers Boilers. Corn and Cob Mills. Lime and Cluano
Spreaders, hc, fur sale 11'holesale and Rett,il by
PASI'II :girt:lim: 4 k ('o.,
Agr'eulturnl iVar.l mute and Seed Store. N. E. Cor.
7th and Market sts.,,Phila. Out 10,
_.a "
3.1"
4.10,
A 1.I.• STY LE OP lIA'l :1855.-
1
.11EnRIIR KELLER respectfully anllOllllCeS to MS
Patrons - ami-t ile - nublir - generally that Im-lins-ittst-re
! L - 1 6 :caved the VALI, OF IiENTI.I.IIIEN'S
HATS, manutheturvil at one of the best establish
ments In Philadelphia, to which lie Invites special
l• ttention.
Ile has also constantly ,nt hand a Itsr,,:e and varied as
sortment of his own mantifrieture fig is en as city made
II Its and Caps,rattitalde for the mason. cffinprisi ng every
varfoty of itussia. Beaver, >loicskili and Hu; 11„0; fin
kited in the latent style, toother wltll a full assortment
'of CA L'S et every shape and de , ctintion, aristj at every
price. Ile partieularly Invites the public to-eall and.da.
3110 Ile his oxtt<+uaFvo itSBolllllollt, which In style, mate
rill and finish. can net 'fic surpassed by' any in market,
and which. I's I ZIHO to put at prices lower than ever.
Remember his old stand on North Hanover street, be
wecn limner's and Sellers stores.
.
IQ, ,'":\ ; I ik 31 NOW 111?,C143IVING
1( 7f,,,e,i0 my sprhig, stherApElt HA:MINOS
, I11. : 11 IS the larges:t and nu , ' seal led itss..rttnent ever
' , peilea lit t`arliqle• to width 1 vitt) thee:loy attention
” 1 ,. the vulite, 111 , I Intend Melling/it pricer; which (.4in not
Nil t., plenso the elc•oest purelitiPer. -
i in:tiTlN • JOHN P. LYNX.
dor. &tie nna• .)tent
POPLAR LOT
El