El
Satiotig.
rnD OUTRAGES IN KANSAS
ders__DL.Women._
Shoc
ICensae correspondent of the. N. Y.' Tr'-
), gives an account of ono of the most
• cious deeds that has lately been cointnit
••, 'v :„ti the Civilized world. _have : the :Mieepu ,
. •
s hist their Nit sense of shaMeand honor?
. .
deed occurred near. Lawrence. lie says:
A lady living a, short, •distatice' from the
t, bad been there to nurse a• wounded
Live ; and during her stay,"lind made some
:molts - _touching , 41167 murder- of
ieh ltri - su priosed :- to' — li a ve — b - e - mt re
' 3d to the ruffians.. her return . home,
'itepped mane doors in the-evening in her
• t dress, and - was immediately
. seized :by
men with blackened faces, who - gagged
• by a handkerchief drawn through .her
th and tied rnund her. head, and carried
MI ti di,stairee from the-house, where they
pad her naked, bound her limbs, drew out
()nude, tied a string .round .. it and 'round
left her!. - After some time. she
'ceded in getting back to the. bonds, and
teaus - ofknooking her head against' the
ow, attracted atteutim and
,gained ad•
••
another instance ofthe-hrti
rand-in--humanity' of - the'Rtiffians; related
correspondent of the Trihune.•
A gentletrialafas just returned_ from Ran
•,,o Chicago. .On liis'way'down he saw.a
rgitl 7 4yint; (Wad . brains linct been
,etr out 7 . She was not yet cold. -It:seemed
to ; that the savages must have taken her
to heels and perpetrated the.horii.d deed;
then lied,!! .
I=
The Border - Ruffian- Spixo
;e Pittsburg Dispatch"•ortrauts the fol
ag from a private letter to tizetitlemou in
city, written by hie Whin. under - date, 'of
Aug.. 26.. The vt;iter'says'i
I th i ault my God that 1 have get ont of
ouri, into a free State once more, wlieru
- speak my mind freelS , .4—My eon, you
v 1 never advodated atolition, but . 1 Was
yr : l opposed t.) the. extension - of, Slavery.
.1 will pate to.you Seine of the acts of
')ro slavery party in M;ssouri and Kansas.
.s at St. Joseph (Alo.) twetity4lirce.days.
it . into the good grab ei tit the - Alliwouriatis
g the;derthtrS of Kaosas,, thin afore 1 eau
:you. sume_Aru . e Attiteitients_,__First,..theL
davery men aredetermined *Very
• whs holds' abolition principles, awl "every
that will vote fur a free . State. N(i man
holds theeelprinciples, can pass throue,h
)orders ut Missouri - into
,Itaistis.. --The
ourinus are Shooting every such Mitn they :
hod opt. Many pour . fellows going into
sas have been and, are still being shot
t x There were two tken shot iu St.
while I was there, and We could hear of
being shot - all hound- lintutas every dui,
.the slavehohlerx swear lustily that they
r will cease until they have killled every
itionist iii the United States.': They say
they-will - have Kansas a slave. State at
-arards - ; -- andrthatlt Freentout ii. elected
will not obey him, but will butcher every
lie appoints to 'Who. They say they
and .will. have--a--revolution—the . South
nut the North, rind' that the Democrats .of
North are determined to assist the pro
try party,againat the Northern abolition.
seem to'entertain_Alull conviction that
can speceed foreing slavery all over
United States% and that the government
ps' id their - favor - se Jong pa
oerttcy reigns."' _
.__Errm_tho St. Ilmis Democrat, Sept. 5. -
'3tion Excitement and Murder at
Leavenworth.
‘-• gentleman whose name we aro not at
tojublisb, but who has bean Gamed in
nese agaeavenworth City for more that: a
past, reached this city yesteiday on the
r Star, anti calling at our, ofFtee, 'obliged
•itb the tollowing'statement t f the murder
• .r. William Philips; at that place, on {Ved
a), morning last. •hlr. Phillips, it will be
naberid. was a lawyer at Letwenwarth,
during the disturbances in Kati's" last
er, was subjected to a coat of tar and
tars at the hands of a mob of Pro-Slavery
a man, and having great iioOrailiairti de
ination of character, boldly avowed hip
menta on all occasions, and thus made
•elf extremely obnoxious to his Pro-Slavery
gonists. He was, however, =very much
:1 by-his friends, and it seems by his mans
turtle, had gained considerable favor with
y. of the more law abiding and . conserva=
men of the opposite party. For the rest
;ive our informant's language as nearly as
:ould write it down:
atLeaven..
..,h for municipal officer's. The rrae §tate
anticipating a difficulty, bad resolied not
cite at all. Pbilips, himself, said he, was
going to the election, and would hare
to,sin with it... One 'Free 'tltate man
did' attempt to . Tote, tour informant
es, he understood watt.•fired at four times
.he crowd around the polls.
owarde noon, ''about fifty men nader Em.
- ,:but very feir'ot whom fire Missourians
- .le company - being - _: . madtk -t up—of
or d of ciesperadoei, who bad mostly. twat
n South Carolina. And Georgie,--marsho
to the.liciuse of,it brother of Mr. Philipti 3 Ott
wnee street,. _where he was boarding, and•
ianded his arms and himself sea prisoner.
doors bf the house were bolted, and ,he re-
lied to them out of •,a -wiudOw,_ that he
wouldn't give up his arms. and that if they at•
tempted to force theirwaytin, it would be at
. • the peril of their lives. They then rushed up
•
and .two of tbein were immediately shot . dead
by 080318 in hie hands, The,house Was soon
en oPen, and in a moment Philips fell a
corpse, pierced by half it dezett.bulletd, His
brother who 'was also defending the houses was
wounded iu the arm. The thob;then,.•removed
tit e`ady and nil 'the. things out of the house;
and Were about setting:- fireto the prentisei,•
when they were stayed I)3,lo9'oer:of the pro-.
fflavi3ry party, named W. li. Russell. • ,
When night came on the: molt set fire, to
'three officas
, J , • . a
allcousulned,. together. with-n- grocery:. store
.ocenpied by amen nametl - Geo i rge„Vetherill,
whiyaltheugh a very peitoeful and quiet man,
had. ;du:limo& the hatred of the pro-Slavery
.party by acting as one of the judges at the
Free State 'election.' • -
Later From. LeraVimwortlx.
'The steamer Emma which arrived here Yes -.
terday, with later news than that by the' Pa
lar Star, brOught down quite a number'•of the
citizens of Leavetiwnith, ...Who had been coin
plelled io give up-their- ho nieff nud fiy fur their
lives. We heard seVeral•of the names of ilies'e
persondobut'do not fael'at. liberty to publish
Ahem. There : is no doubt; however, of the
fact of their having bpen driven, from .their
homes, and we hope some of the gentlemen
whe.are.now in-the city may be induoid to
give the public a full and exPlicit statement
.of-ihe'oetidi s tion of things at Le tvenworth city,'
- over their own'sigriatines, so that
,there may
he no mistake or poSsibilitY oterro . Y.s. .
ft,is , tiMe that • the truth, and . the whale
truth, should;ha isnoivii by yuy citizens. We_
learn that the :nob untler.Etneriinive.full pos
Session•of Lea r veniVartli nail have put
man pf :the , FfWgitit e patty , -an d• 1111111 Y
,W!141
Are moderate pro Shivery men, to theiest as
follows: "Takeup nrms atul fight the a—,d to,
otitiouist.., or will you , leave - the Territory?"'
The.alternatives lire terrible, and a majority
have adopted the iatter,• atone of whom' are .
now in this city, having • broil - Ott : away tifeir
families and left all their possessions bohind. •
without
.the least necority„in the metbl:. that
they preserved. ,
We hero close our aceounte. from Kansas.—
What next V intist• he the common
We - eliall wait with fearful.apprehensions.
Irme the st. /001118 Democrat, Supt.
Battle of 03sawatomie.
A party of,sotne five or six -Illinoisans - and
Indianians, who had gone out to Kansas
to, settle returned to this city- yesterday morn
ingon_tbe steamer Polar, Star,_.having, been
captured at th 6 battle:uf Ossawatoniie, "by the
forces under Gen and 'afar being de
tained a day or two in captivity, *ere con
ducted to Westport, and there placed on board
the steamer; to be taken out of the State of
. lissouri,, and accompanied wlfh the throat
that, Utley ever ventured beck to the Terri
tOrrof Kansas ; and were caught,- they should
instantlyhe hung or shot. - •
Learning of the' arrival of this party, - we
had an interview,*ith its men on, board the
steamer Baltimore, on which they had taken
paksage for Alton, Illinois. Their several ac
counts agree so perfectly, that we havo'con•
densed and embodied all their statements,
that we might present our renderastvitb a com
plete and reliable- marrative elite terrible
conflict at Qssawatomie. . Q 7
•
The town of Ossawatomie was' composed of
from thirty to forty houses, and was a thriv
ing place ilefore the Kaunas difficulties,' and
bid a pOpulation-of- about - two-- hundred. — It
is situated immediately between the forks of
branoh of the Osage riyer and the Pottawa.
tomie river. The distracted state of the
country had occasioned an almost total dotter-
thin of the'town by the families living' in it,
and, at the time of the fight, it was occupied
by about fifty Free State men and a few wo•
men and ohildten.:
There were fifty
,Frifie Stag men, and . no
more 'encamped at Ossawatomie, and were at
tacked by two hundred and 'fifty men, ;under
Reid. The Ruffians had several men wounded
but, having two cannon, as well ati five men
to one, they overpowered the Free State men.
There were'ai least twelve Free State men
killed, and might have been_tistre— Five were
taken prisoner& Two eithese were taken to
c.ita.„oattip - and ki*e:jr.]:4‘h disgusted a
portiortillife**arlaps ttle o ,ono 'lonAred
at ono desertectila 0#1 . 14 - oule. ,
There had been no,iiht"tit Lawrence ati're
poried, and th,er.e
,vms,,yfaught.to be no den
ier of-any, as Lane , was strong
,to be at
tacked. It ivas feared.„that, his men were
short of irovisione r bu l t no apprehension. was
(*for 110 akdiity to #brelftpitoSeift. :110 had
five hundred men with.liiMia` 4 le,wrence, and
more than that nuntber;eneaniped around the
town, and anise , labuld - Taise two or three
iluniatind at ant time in two 4ays., The She
aouriana had &holt • eight, ~hundred: men at
&lOU Fe,, and abor ) eight hundred - - more in
the Territory belif4en Lawrenco and Leaien
worth. 'Altogether,. with those on the rNe;
, eartigle fitralb. •
braSkti . road, thera were probably two tliiine-
Tilen wwer - des - ertinteveryliwbut - tho
accessions were just about equal to the doser
tyre. :Atchison had r esigited die , c).Af com
mand of tbe Ruffian army, and l itted, the coin
[Minder at tile Ossawatotnie fitnt;
_appsdatad.- ' • ,
31/iscefftute,o .
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.I‘l VaRA.NT T •TO VEMA.LES ! •
1 . •
• . •® • DA. ClibiliLliiiMAN'S
`the combination - of ingredients - in these r7lle IS idle re-'
suit °radon); atudeXteusive practice; they are Ulna in
'their operation, 411,1 cortahe of restoring nature tel its
proper channel. ln. every instance have %hese Pills pro
ved successful. They invariably opal those Obstructions
to whien Females are liable, and .bring nature lute its
proper channel, whereby health is restored and the pale
arid deathly countenance changed to a healthy one. - .No
di:nimbi-cap -enjoy' },anal-health-u irregular; su~i
wnenever an obstruction takes place, whether from ex
-posers cold 'or any oldie? cause, the-.general-health
oh rabstch
eoi a th rein
lni . ,
mediately: begins to decline, and the went
tidy has been the cause of so Many consumptions among
f e „ N ib m , To la t ices whose health Will -not remit .
of all increase '
of their charily.-there pigs will prove a . va ;
uablc al:lunation, as they will preyeht pregnancy.—
iloadaehe pain In' the. side, palpitation of'the heart, loa
thing Of food, and didurbed sleep do most always arise
from she Interruption of outlive; and Whenever that is,
tie ease.ll4, " pills wil l invariably remedy all thert
Nor are the n- less efficacious in the eine of Leucorrhust,
emninonly called the -Whites." These pills should nay
.or be taken during pregnancy, as-they win:lra - be sure to_
cause a miscarriage. Warranted purely Vegetable. and
free from anything iniurions to halal or health. Fulland'
expiielt directions accompany each box: •
These pills arc put up in' square flat boxes: Persons
residing.where there is no agency established, by enclo
sing One• Dollar in aletter, - pre-plud. to Dr. C.L.I, Ching
most No. VT', illeeeker street, New Yorki•calrhuve -them_
sone to - their resplittiveTtadreSidve by r.;,i11.
• •
A.DDIIIII AND_ HARNESS MAK
ING. The subscriher continues to carryon the
/Omen business.in all its various bra itches, In North Han
over street, Carlisle. two doors North of Leonard's corner,
whore be intends keeping en baud a 'general assortinent
in his line; consisting of all kinds of fashionable BAD.
•••.,.• DIAN, Bridles; Martingales, Girths;
."`--..._... Cirelliglesaild Halters,also TRUNK.%
C .,. •' . ., ,, •Av ,'' traveling - 1111d saddle
ts
' -1.; ` l l% \ - uh'4sf:(s,itiri:: also
. 1 , 1 , 1 , ' ,;5 n i „ iiil - tiff.
• i
...
I I \\ 0 tp i f i r t o t v o i,, (. l s s l' u A: Le l
: l e t eertuted hi this
country, and , those wishing a hand
, seine. -dor:tide . and 'pleasant diddle.
.. ,
, - will im 'well to call and see them. lie
• ,
.4111 also Ina:1 itilLyt tires liarliess, lirldleq,
• -"- .. Collars and WHlps in all their vario- .
.. .
Ales, amtconfidently ',vile yes frore the general approtat
thin of 'I& etiston)i,rs: that he 11 inl:e:. the neatest anti
best gears, In all their variety of hredth. that -Is made in
Aire country:: lie also makes
.til I kinds of Matrasmes to
erder,-vici: Straw. flunk'. Curled Hair and Sprink Alai,:
~ ,,T:ii3 O ies,, - - 111 - the‘iiisive articles will . b e iii-id,,,,Telin best
efial and wOrkmansliip, and wltli. the sitinostvles
pateh.
..- _ . , _ W NI. OSBORN.
..
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ILVEN - FANS, GRA IN. - FAN:4I 7 , -- ,, ,
I IN . ei vo(1. lot of(lr.tin FausT,,f Shrolues' and
.M 0111,1 0 .8 zn-t4 ut4cturu. A fi 110 3%4 )711tP.tit of ElaSi .
Straw.
it tt Foa do's. Gutters. of:four differeut binds, lkt
the eho tp Irani ware tit , we - of
:July 15, 18514.] •
Onig .L.jtoro.
1-). . 1.; it,- 11111.1(a;181!; - _.
elms, nlOOlllB titore from-the former stand to his
now building Idhilediatoly opposite, rand Adjoining 11 r.
I'. laluell's Stor - 0 - 7 - Moving ,tende evin.y ttirnrigNinnit to
preelirve jIJISOIOIIiCiIIOS - hySii And a nd bncllq
roolonlahod his ivenortnient'ef earehdly seleet,.,l dru s.
he is nowagain-- irefinred.to.attend to lotoineen.with
-into and imnniitnoes. 11151 as4ortinent will furnish
almost every thing that may lot nil led t , r,yither by the
phykleien. or tliti family. for d miestk a.. The greatest
prenutinn will tre ~beftrved In the cuilipound
,ittged.,fraseripticnialinol dlopenniug &nod lel nes. MIN
annartutent of eptico,tionarlen end Palley I.l”ncla is very
goilernh-nud will onahre purchnsors to sttlt thonisciveh.
.iiiy •
IDKUGS AN D CHEMICALS,
a.
. . • with Spletalid variety of'
CO:IF ETCTION A li If A? D' IP A NC It;(1.00DS.
. Tho undersigned has Just replenished his" stock of
goods; and as his ['rugs 121111 Chemicals, have been se
lected with groat. earo, he is prepared to till all. orders
promptly. His friends'may rely upon the genuineness
and purity of every article.
His stuck of CONbIIt.ITIONAIIY is large and selected
with special reference to the holiday's: It will afford
any variety portions may desire in that 11110. 110 hits
• large:assortmou t. of Fritnch, Merman and domestic Fancy
Candies, all fresh and of the'vereltest quality. Ills as.
"sortment of .F.A.N0Y..(1001/Sls_large -and embraces el
moat ovary thing necessary fur ttio 0,1)(1
lie invites special attention to his Fancy Work ilexes,
Ladies' Hags, Cohigne. bottles, Watch and Card Trays,
Pert Folios, l'ortmouies, &e., . '
Quick sales, slim . p,rofits. und.strlct_consistoney -In
vade shall.charac;:erise out business. ..
doe '65
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.1-RESII- DRUGS, 'MEDICINES, &c
&e.—l have just raved from Philadelphia and
New York very extensive additions to my
•• if former stuck, embracing nearly every artiele
of Medicisto now in use, together. with
' •
) _Paints, 011 s, Yarnishei, Turpentine, Perfu.
• >
f 111, mery, -Soaps, gtationitry, Fine Cutlery;
- '2•• lug Tackle, Bruehes of almost ovary duserip
ion, with an endless variety of other articles, which I
ern determined to - sell at the VERY LOWEST prices.
AU Physicians, Country Merchants:Pedlar:4 and one.
ere, are respectfully • Voquested not to pass the MIA)*
STAND, AN they may rest assured that - Avery article Will
hesold of a geed quality, and upon reasonAlo
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WATCIIES I. CLOCKS !
• • FANCY . JEWELRY, ate.
• .1' have now on hand and tOt ti
any uld'btadd ai Jiahi Street; hppogite Marlon hall, an
Welyplw44olqatitatsielLor_L:,
41.01 hg, JEAVELItI7. 111. EDA LION S, &c.
Gold .14mi. Watches, hunting and open enge;Bilver do
Silver Loping ands Quarto 'Watches, it large variety.
Gold Anchors for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Medallions; a splendid aisorkiner,t fn• ladies and'gents
Breast Ping of every pattern, and all prices, ,
Gold Chains for vest and fel), gold•eurb ddos, • _-,
Flngef Binge, Cuff-plus; Studs,. Sleeve But - tons. -,
...
CMsfies. Drop and.llooil•Ear-kings, a large larivt,v, ..
Silver and Plated Forks; Table. and Tea Spoons, Butter
linives;Ae, of varitais styles and prices,
Gold and Si.l . ieellanddes,
. .
tiold„SilVer and Crounnon Spectheles, a large asi:urtment
to suit all: gee, and to .which we invite particular
ate': tion:
Port Mommies, alme7astortineutat - everrryfVe,
Uold Pabs r of the hest Make at carious prices.,
Panay Boxes, l'ort'l•ofiori, deCrildeo»s. Spectackfrases,
Laalea Card ClifiCl7{ SilVerAmlpearl. at varlous priers,
bracelets,' gold-and common; •ISatch Chains ditto; ,• •
Also a large variety of articles in the Jewelry line.
which I will sell at the lowest prices.. All articles war.,
ran cod to ho what they are sold for. . • •• .-
' •vw7) _Particular attention paid to the - 11EPA7 BD 0
WATCSISS and all work warranted. Returning
to thy -:14 friends and easterners for,forn;cr patronage,
I respectfully solicit at continuance of their •0 . _
}ulve;:a? . TIINIAS ..
diioC:pri. „a! 4 i.
.1 TEE GROCERY
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v'e . ... - 4111111111 , —'• 11, i Ls, - AND VA 111.1;:tY ;Allis li..
'fluftubscriber lwould respect lly . inform his Moods and
the public gonerally, that ho lips just returned frail till
city ivith a large and , varied ,assortment of
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01i0CIAtIES, ii LA Sii.iitid QUEENS-11 Alil . ''"'"'" i I
14811; &c.', ii.. u hick lie offers for sale on lb,- f "rip , '
most seasonable - - terms,' at his -- New ' ton, I 5 1%, 1 filf.
corner of North ilaniever street arid - the l'ul - ! i m,!!!!fr
lie Solaro, directly apposite the Carlisle lk.- ..
posit Dank.— Jii.4 'stock tonlirases-everithini usually
in a Grocery atid•Vo't iety store: • • ' .
' Tho publle'are invit ad-to call and examine his stocl.
before purchasing eiseu here, smile feels confident heelin
sop the best 'goods at the - lowest prices.. . -• • '
• . ' ' 3 D. liA lAMBI'
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sGruffe WI EA S.,\COV...g'
4:Ea;r• - •••-.C. 'rho subscriber' •luis st
'added to his former stocieWrreneral seluctinn of C1101(1.:
ROCklltlES, as well nF all the nther vailety of,OrtWirc
Rl_.;Ustitilly kept, in a (irocerly Store. ernt.mcjint ltin
corron—roaßted . and rreen—nt . l:2, l 4 and 14 rcttr
~.2,7111.per lb., Orleorts ‘ cliorlii.ed:Crushed and l'nl mired
1118t1gors: of fine qualities;.' Chocolates. Spices. Dairy
Salt. and a variety of Fancy articles, all of m:hic h ore
/ . 4! rO4 ofthe loviest.eash prices. IVe ere thankful forth,
former sttpport given us, and: in. ite a fur th br fiuni
our friends and enstomerF
%Hon
GLASS . .AND
ki "WAR H-011 inntsekeepcyts and young, irith thus
also Who are umfacting to become fnniekeepers: re in rit
ud to call , ..ht_ilAdditi:ll7":l FA3til.l; 01111CF.ItV and. ex
afsortmakt:of Chlua,tlisglitid r iikktPP
\ VAN. n OtilerAirtirl es in. trio bonsekeeplitgllTlo.7NtzA"
Engl stttuJigai.y, ha n ded'ail4l pl 114
iiratiltu, gilded aiiirhltie plain, Dinner. s..ts er cv,-,
eiy variety And price, U tale and pitulii.rw, tureens; J 1 WI.
OH, Sc. ithisa.wa re—run try . taide and mar tcl
pftndetabr ' as an d other humps. grey t •tority tp lc and bar
LurnhWrs. goblets. &v. , 4:rult and pro , crve a.
riaty. Cedar-ware—t etc cts. cirnt - of, irttcdp.6llttat
printsandladles,meal 104...ets dc. ceninc, •
white wabh, scrubbing. hand awl sh.v tinkt s, -
hi•oonts, Market. - I.l , :theg and t I:1.• CI!, • ;
EIIMi3E3
• Alen a - choice' glsH.,rtalelit 'l' , -1/tc“ , ... 11 :• , t‘yr!rg. 0111
he who me: fee4l - of_eleAve I , rnil(lx try I It!.
Irrriticlpes. Ref:alias. t•teilit”ooln a n d other Cohn , nriet
And you win find them of Ithlinprarlin I.lr fin', Rty. - A Is. ,
Spittilidi and Commor %);Ilfr and
tolincro.
EYT GOODS ! NEW GOODS.!-
__
11 DA RD AINS I . BARG AINS t.
The subscriber ha's just returned from New York and
l'hiledelphla, and is
. 110 W opening iinnientql stock of
the most sidttudid
SPlti NG AND , e113151}.111. GOODS .
eYer brolight. to Cra)lide. •
DREFS 00011 K—The ladles will and a .large assort
merit of heautlful dress goods, of the newest styles, and
patterns, '
EMBROIDEBIEFr—Over 700 ,plooille.tvorked Collars
and Flapnelugs, and Inserllngs;in great ys
• DABP.EPIN—An entlrkaateaksoyttuuntof lin gerbil
Vanitian, and Stair Qtrpets.• '
BOOTS AND slloEft.—A full supply of Ladies'. Gents'
Boys. Misses', and Children's Nhoes,, all kinds and
sizes. Willis' Pine Floes her Ladies and Vl*ii" In the
assortment. • .*;-'-'4-*
DOMESTICS,—/1 large stork or Muslins, Chucks,
Ticking's, &c.. at the the very lowest notch'.' •
short, every article in the Dry Goods line 101 he
found in the assortmentbest quality, neicest et) le,
and at the very lowest priers. 'All fin want of hand
: ma' and cheap goods will do well to call at the old
stand,. East Main street..
CU - ARLES' 0011.11 Y."
NEW GOODS.--The suhscriker
inst received tind
. lit now opening it /urge assort.
went of ?RES!' GOODS ouited to' tile 9' o F. , m-1 , 11:11E0
*all - Arid "get - bartraips.
Cttrlihle, Ynr. 14,
B. J. MITER.
Oos ,fittino tuth Jitoniturro.
•. • rIAS FITTING I IA r
sinfk rso.—T 0 ,
ho und,4",,
1 .1 - 0 citizens of i'srlisle that o . ..
mentstodoilASFMClZst; mid 11.1
We, an l eil roitconallt , topitt. 11... tr., voiot, ti .•
Villeg a first rate halal from I'hilrol.opl.o.
plied 'himself m ith au oitcosl% 1.,. I .t t
.113)tr.;:". which Will morl,le 'him to fill all ordei pn u,l ily
'Ali work Will be Ararrantitd. ' Ills sti,Cl, Ti' Fl t 111
will be Mond In the room erowtry pp( i•iie _
establlshounkton North Hanover strum,. Ulleic
a call. •
TINNING, .I.OUTINO, ke.l-110 is also prepared to'
furnish, or make to order, every article of TIN IV ABE
used byiousekeepers avid Others, 110 will also attend -
•to SPOUTING, HOUSE-ROOFING, BELL HANGING.
and PLUMBING.
. .. .
Thankful' for tlie l patronage 'with wbVeli he leis already
beeii - favoreil,'he'resifeetfully - selieitii a cita ti aunties o!
the setae.
'•-'
.. - - 310N110E morn's.
Carlisle. June 14. ' b4. ''
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:,.--
CARLISLE FC.CNURY. •
• 4 AND MAINLINE SHOP,
The subscriber has the satisfaction of In
1711;14'turim forming his old IliondriatidTatrons that
••••• ."''- - his establishment is again inactive °To
roth n, now buildings baVingjxsitt.procted" since thelate
dim trous fire and the whole establishment put in coin
plate working order. Orders .are therefore respectfidly
solicited for work In his line, which will,be dune with
promptness and in.tha,beet-nuturter. -
STEAM -ENUINES BUILT TO ORDER ,
and repaired. All-kinds of Machinery in Paper Mills.
rist Mills and -Pm:tortes repaired "at whorl notice.' Mill
xt-tuid4nensni.
4IOIISE POWERS and-THRESHING MACHINES
such as Bevil Clear Four Horse. Power, . Horizontal Gear.
Four Horse and Two Horse Powers, Ploughs, Corn She!.
lore and CruShers; &a: Patterns made to order: Iron and
Brass 'CASTINOS executed to order, if not on hand, at
the shortest notice; such as Cranks and Mill Gearing,
Spur and Emil Wheels. Gudgeons for Saw Mills, Plow
Castings, Cutters, Point Shears, Wagon and - Crach Dux
es, Spindles; Car Wheels. Car 'Chairs, &e. He iltIS also
on hand a large supply-of Philadelphia sod Troy COOK
ING STOVES, and is constantly waking Cooking Stores
of various improved patterns for coal or wood, ten pinto
Stoves, Orstes. Ap. Repairing done to all kinds of Mat
chinery. All kinds of:old--boni-lkiuts and- Copper. taken
.0 exchange for - work.
=aye' , ' FRANKLIN GARDNER.
VAR M.1118_14.0.0K-.11-ER-E•1
.•• .- 111,RBSIIING
The •subscribere desire inforni 'Airmen and public
genet ally that they_ 1161 V vu on hand and are constant
ly manufacturing Treshing - Machines.with Itierpont's`
Patent Shaker, which are generally a - ektiowledged to bef
the best articles new in use. , Also a variety of Clarke -
Hullers, Corn filiation and Straw Cutters. They, also
attend to the repairing ,orAgricultural Iffach'nery_in_
the best nuntner•and on reasonable 'terms. ' Manufac
tory on North Hannover Street, directly opposite the.
residencwof George Hotsgar, Esq.
August o 00. ABIUMS & PLANK.
•
TOSTPH A. NEEDLES, ...Mtmuft.tc...
rur of , • . .
• 1 VIRE. SILK AND IIAIR•CLOTII SIE,VEI.,
COnrsa Medium and Flue In mesh : large, middle:46.
• . ." e and small in diameter.- -
• • niirrAi.L. CLOTHS Olt WOVEN. WIRE,
of the bustjitiallties. larions SNOB of mesh,. from Nia.
to SU hieluedvu, and from one to stk. feet' )u width,
They arc numbered so many siniccs to the lineal
•
and cut to suit. • • • • •
Thu subscriber also hocps 'constantly en band
. SCREENS,"
Sir- coal, sand ore, grpvel. gnaw., suim
augic, salt, 'rtie, entree, spice, drlt;s. tlye‘stulTss. , .
tn
Together' with an aemiretit ”f..111, - .IGIIT AM) A'
r.A LED IheN. wii(E. All the abovb re.ltt
find retail by. ; .1. A. :q.r.vrA.Es.' •
54 Front Street, Phldl,,
June . {, 1S f.-1p
.
EN:SI:UW - 47T0 -- "rOM4ll.SSie
• . . , M EIICIEANTS, •• .
• ----- - - and 1V De/1161;1 all It In 11 it - of = F •••
_ ,
F. .1 . N Q :111;STI C • EA.F . i f c t
tNt;EAt•TuttEzi • Tov:Acco, • •
• •A N FIIGN AN It: IxJ!tl EST I CiiSTO A 11S,
. '2l Solt tat brunt tar t 94, p mimic] hht.
. .
Iniparters of Fine :ma Segars, of the chol.cv
growths of the Vuelta.alcijo. A largo Iter..rtmont
which /11 . (1 kept eni tti
eettl. en baud, li,r . v. small adrei!en on, cost of Importation.
trir-Coosigomonts respocEfully
llbrrul ndriiiices ‘Oll ho rondo when dedrud. ^
.
..
Spacial attentirm ... /V(III to 01 . 0117 fur 1 , 111T11;1fie on 1-- 7
misq , Nl nrToldiecu. — .e: al I. ) yl mlry deseriptirm of )lerci.
diNe. tl,v account r , •pnrtiusliOri , •-at a distance fronV , l.'
inlyket. ..• ..'.....
Ago 1 fir F. A. Uni•t7t' c(IQ1?alod-Ci•ru
TONI/ 0. otaoprii4lol; Alifferoot.
_April
„ ,
1-11.:'1'1)A.R1) & VAN - 1-1 ItLIN GE:
antawrilairs haring rianoved to tileir • '
NENV AND SPACTOKS STOUP:,
No.:2;8 Chest oni - Street; fourth (hair Move Tenth.
Are - IlOw prepared to offer It cire, and well seleeted,ra • •
.rdthe flloi\ing fresh and desVrable goods. principall,,
thofr own p.rtation; or 'boti,lit nt /ma'am,
they aro able to Fell at the Harriet el.'s tiricr,. and ,
w Well, they cordially invite the at lei) tiore of Coin)! •
Mordood,-;:llotel KoOpoiii. and t*:doillosyonei
p;.,,ltutf.ffrean'ancl Vuoltian..Witolow Shading. •
L and Sleeting, 7.4, 84,0-4, -
11.4,1:¢+.
Geist, r• and. Pillow I Int its of FllOl. 0 Cht lie 11, 4,1
Mt! sli . HMIS hem ^, to 04 !mhos
Pet Blankets of all slit t and qu ill tie (
Crib nu,l llt 1110 111 whet
-11, I Quilts of. the tellov ing t wielies t•lr • Vint e .
V 1 ultin • lcuott. LI 110..1.4.r Alhanch ti, Allendale 1
Lancaster. of cell the d. Shale Flee S t
Burl J.O Covers, 'table I'm els tiltkloWCurt tin Vu•
tot Li t told roweling of occir vancty , haunt It I L
Cloths and Naplons •thirtlng,llllollF And ShlClin 1
brie. liandket chiefs, kanhaoldei it s , Hosiery' A. Itr.
Lel, lauttetAst Volt ens, I nbroldered'Luce and 'tlt •
Curtains, Oilt CornieL s Bands (.111110 ('ord. tc
1 4 111...'1. Ala) L 'VAN II A111,1M.1 \
IntplutLyj and DL Mors in Lincu and 111 use 1 urt
ltigieWndS -
Viu 11 111 Wit —Am
fil ' Nl' - t'O'E - P " 1 '
}hilt n ,:.,
et.,no.
1... ND SILIII STORE,
~, ;It South Second St., Corner of Carter Wit .
Ihe . e thll,tiumnt has peon enlarged and hut rt \
in I i• supplied with the largest and best Retail Et,
t tit• ('le., principally of his own manufacture, uat.l
Itt IL . Ltst rttnent tram the lest }:aster n Mat ket z
LI , in„ L. tile s' blunts', and Childreu's .
o\ ROUTS SIL ...\AS A D 'CAI thilq
L 1. c•n ,J, e Ruiplion, st 3 le and qualitvrem el
brang t
I e.t t% les and qualities in this or any ether mat I
Phis tuck Linnet be excelled for Quality St) to 4
iin 1p sA
Each article' Is marked at 'the very lowest possi
price, trent which LIA deviation et 11l be made. INtt
tr cc a,r Lot statements will be needed, and mate MAW
td... t. Astittl
6(1 dt ...ar F Qum In all earieties Pure Gums
entree In, the market, always On hand. The publi
r. Lin .Arully Invited to call. [April 1,1 b
J. NV. I.IIY
•
ryEACIII4;ItS, SURVEYORS, - K.
oiNEEH D S AN DItAUOIITS!iIiN suppitod
athematic al Drawing Instruments, separate and
casirs, Rush as Divislors, Parallel Rules, Ivory, Box-w,
nd' , "P-rei itros, -i'rlairglos, .flow l'et
Drawing, Pons, Protrootors, ti outer's Scales, Tape Mee
ores, 3lotallo Tapes, Surveyors Chains, 2 mid 4 Pole, •
and 100 rust, Kurveyor's Compasses, Engineer's Le,.
and Trauslts, fifirs,ret Rods 4:.c.,,t0, logtc. Lanterns
the host construction, Scripttwal Diagrhms, Astrondr
Natural History, !Tumorous, Chrostortrope or Artith
Fire works, Dissolving Views, lloguots, Poloratnas,
Pimps, Electrical apparatus, Galvanic; apparatus RIP
large collection of PhilosOphical lustrnments, suits
for colleges, and solitols. Also,'Speetricies, Spy tilas:
Microscopes, Thermometers, Barometers lleadlngelli
not Se.
!IL•tviug. recefved...the _agency.- for--the, sale of- 11.
-,tit.0041.'13--5C11.4-101., -A I'PA-H-AT S, I am. prepared -
rtirelsh 'reachors with au Orrery, a Tollurhtu, aNunk,
name, ti 5 loch Moho, Iltoulsphere Globe, a mit
ioomot deal Solids, a Magnet eutl Text Pooh., all pad ,
..o • 1.4 x. with lock . . • filustratcd a
• ~nOl cat aloguo's tunivardeil o.oitia. •
• • • :JA3tES W. QUEEN,
2(4. Chesnut St. Phlladolphla, 11,00. of 10th St
?f: rX U~11::18~
FR ENCH TRUSSES.—Ilernia
Rupture suecessfully treated. and Cullifort insure
ilFt• the elegant French Tres:if:B, imported i.y t
Owl'. and made to order expressly for his sales.
t taring with Rupture wilt be gratified to le, -
t .•, new Wrung to procure Truss'
lir.ittitess; - with - ease,-durthiliq-and Corr ,
i... • i,,n, in lieu of the cumbrous and uneeinft,t;
usually sold.. Au extensive assorttnen ado.
adapted to every variety of Rupture in ad:,
ci, tidren, and for sale at it rause of 'priec,to suit
~t cdttgle Trusses, $2, .anti. -01 Double,
$'S aud - _
Persons at a distance ran have a ',fruits sent to any.
(JAW!. by remitting-the amount, sending measure arCil.
the hips, and stating side affected.
For Sale Wholesale and Retail by the importer.
• ' • CAL811...11. Ic.BRDLES, •
8. W. we. of Tirelfth fi Race Sts.. Philadelphia
Depot for Dr. 'Bantling's Unproved Patent — Body
Chest Ripatiders Mid lim:tor Braces; ,Patent
Suiponsory Bfintinges; Spinal Props and
porta,: Radios' ltooms, with e'brnpetoitt lady attend:o.i
april
HOWARD ASSOCIATI.O:\
PHILADELPHIA. „.,•
IMPOIP 4NT ANNOUNCEMENT
To all persons affrctel wick-Sexual disooes, su
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOThlb.Ckli GONOKRIL,
0 LENT, SYPHILIS, 4:e.,,dze.
'f he HOWARD AtSOCIA . PION of Philadelphia.
view of the awful destruction of human Ilfe and hes
caused by Sexual diseases, and ihe'deceptlons which . '
practised upon the unfortunate victims ()Couch dist,
by Quacks, have directed their consulting Surgeon. a
CHARITABLE ACP worthy of, their name, to I.
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all persons Hint,
flirted; (Male or Foraale,) who apply by letter, (postepa) •
. • escription — of - their - candithmitageTuccufft:.
habits of life, .tc.,) andln extroute.poverty and wife 1.
to PURNISII MEDICINES FREE CF 'CHARGE.
The Howard Association Is a benevolent Institut!
established by special.endowment, for the relief of_ : -
sick and distressed, afflicted with "Virulent and I ' -
~
donde diseases," and its funds can be used for no o;
purpose. It has now a surplus of means, which ,
Directors hays voted to advertise the above notice.
IN needless ta, add:that the Association .commands'.
highest Medical skill of the age. •
Address, (postpaid,) Dr. OEO. IL CALHOUN, Cons,,
InceSurgeou, Howard, Association Philadelphia, Pa.
By order of the Directors, • .
EZRA D. HEA.RTWELL, President
sprit 1. OEO. FAWMILD, Secretary.
, •
g'crii_
IO LILY IMPORTANT TO - PIT: z
,CHASERS.—The sulieriber will open this wt
a iliitiniti - uiast - spleridld - assortment:of ---- , ---7
• 131"ltING AND •61.15111 ED 00008 '
ever brought to Carlisle. An hamlet's° stock of ..
French forked Collars, , •
- _ ' Undersleeves, . • :
: . • Flouncing's,
. Ilindli.eretkiefsLA• .
bought.frorn the Importer in Now 'York,
so,
will • ,: .:
sold at pxlees to,defy all oompetition.' Also, a tame •
sortmane of. beautiful Dress Goods, Itplions, rennet
de.. - Coma one au4 all before pnichaslog ebswbere, iat•. , ,
,you Will save money.
April gy 1350.1
VbilabclOia;
CIIAE. OULLBY