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The' dadiste :Sofald :,Office-has
been removed to Zug's Building
South-tlast..Corher of tho
Square; .Third Story.
- Union - Stge Ticket,_
For. Governor.
DAVID WILIIIOT, of liradfOrd Co
For J:utl.ges of the Sttprem2
JAMES VEECH, of Fayette Co,.
jOSEPHIEWIS,-of-Cheatei_Oo._ - __ l _ _
For Canal
WILLIAM MILLWARD, of Phiind'a
To CORRESPONDENTS.—We weleoraC
• Lee " to our, columns. and hope
t- acknowledge many'-;favors from he.
_ graceful •perh
liniace redeive:nttention next
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SALUTATORY
The undersigned, having.been engaged'
by the
,present owner of the Carlisle 1.17
`raid, to take chaige of the establishinent,
" Onouttees-himself-as-the-Efutiiti3:-Editos.
.—and:,roblisll.o. of the paper, but, before
taltingliis seat in the editorial 'chair, - cue
tom. and propriety both require,,thatlie.
should' doff his beaver and make a re . -
'speetful bow to the -
In prosecuting the task
: thus assigned
t) him it is hot to be expected that .he
'•will tiireceed in giving entire sattsfactioii,,
yet while laboring in a field which' shall
engage his.best,energies, he cannot for a
moment doubt, that the old friends and
. patrons 'of the Herald, will extend a . cor:
'artdgeneroits.a . uppoit, - so long as lie
endeavors to maintain its, present high
Oharaciet:, in the estimation of Hie
zone of this county.
As usual, the influence the
will beTanged on the aide of the educe
-tionalcipteresti-of-the-eountry--- tut-tie-col
ei2ed by oar eptein of common :sehnols ;
by the .Vcniruble Beafof learning. located
in our midst, and the many flourishing
Acx% •
ademies that are now to be found in eve-
ry section of our beautiful Valley, Pro
mulgating among the inas•ieti., the sonti
ntorit_of_.(lie-necessit Tot eau - cation,: and
demonstrating its behoficiat results, us
-the provoker of pauperism, and tke Pre.
Joker -of public order and priiato_ happi-
Huss., •
Herald will continue'
to adhere to 'the doctrine. of ptire
can Republiennism, as the : conservative
ingrediMit- On which we are to rely - ,
fur the perpetuity of our free InstitU - -
dons; defttiite and decisive, ae one of
•
• the exponents of a great party, yet
avoiding the false lights of ultraisin ;
throwing on facts, the light of principle
unswayed 'by passion or prejudice, and
leaving " reason free to combat error v.'
opinion," wherever it may be found. „
--, • Aided - by- contributions-from valued
'correspondents, the Editor will aspire 'to
mike the Herald a welcome visitor in the
family :circle, by prebetiting . a choice fund
.of reading, mriginal, and
,seleeted, and
guarding against whatever is faulty in
t iste or vicious in' morals,
To the Farmer it will be Made .valua=
He, by noting the progress of • the science
of agriculture, so closely interwoven with
• the prosperity of the couotry.—TO the
ti Mechanic as a record of the development
• of itiventive ., gertious—To the man" u
„business' as xt 'medium through which he
may observc•the rapid current of events,
foreign and local—To all, .
• -- ' , limy of busy Ivo
ItS fluctuations nod its vast coscosini,!' .
Respectfully,
Wsi. M. PORTER
It affords us extreme Satisfaction that
we commence our editorial career at a
timii 4 o9n spirit of - moderation, and a
proper observanoe of the laws of decorum.
appear to prevail among the• Journals
day;and_parties liave recovereryimn
lenoe of the late Presidential canvassen
gend(ired., ! . •
From the nature of our Political Insti
tutions, it is requisite, that rival parties
should exist in the country, but it is, by
no ineanti necessary, thtit a 'controversy
on thepoints, at issue between them,
should be signalized by vulgarity . and
personal abuse.- In our course, we shall
endtittito'r to imitate the cairn dignity and
high moral toile h i h have characterized
the - Herald for so manj?"yeare,. under its
late able . Editor, "andes fur as •ossible
make it independent in all thinge---neu
tral in nothing that concerns the
,public
welfare. . -
Believing that the people are most,
competent to-, judge of their own, inter,
esta,•on all questions of-State" or. National
vie, will communicate information'
cessions, we allell'atrive to be candid and'
jiberal—to. pair alI due _: •tieference_ to,:the_
opinions'Of Mir ,'opponents and look .to
the Constitution"for a final
for,
_of . _
'those isms, - Which : ha 'for, scftinany_
years vexed 'tbe.puldio mind.
Ate' We do -het .ider. tfie.,.Hei#l4 this
week, as a;i3auiple, what ., ere intent it
. ,
shall be iu,the future ; . the diapleeenient
of the, materials :efftee icinsequetat
upon its, receni":retuo!ial; itad ' tlui.'enibiti
rassUletits stteudini Somewhat
new, have; prevented,' that attention
tails which, loager:eXperifeaeitiri;the
ness,, we liek will Otivisiiikereuftek,-.-
•
ITAI4I.4OIIIiTRALOMI6TTEE.
•
• The , Prrztdent f tb - p tate Amirionn Repub.
Bunn gonventioWp - uoiptßilt.ed
'• •: - •
LEMUEL Chnirmuo, • ••••
ARmon',Cnineron,-- ) 49tiepb '
Kelly,'
?•Jolepi6B.-iltlyers, • j:-4143ellers, •
• Henry -4On:l'es
Elboankee,',: • ,;" •SnOob L. "GlOsebir,• - •.,
• H. L. Benner, . 'Edward C. Knight,
David Newport, 'Edward Darlington, '
•Willi,im Pl. Keim, 'Wilson Coswell,-: •
Peter Martin, -J.' Worth.
Peter S.. E Dimtnook,
Thomas E Cochran, David E. Small, •
- John Penn Julies, W. P
--
.John Laporte, Williston,
D. Gillespie, - '0 'B..Curtia -- • •
John N Parviance, 1) L. Eaton,
Robert P. McDowell, D E Finney,
'John H.J R. Edie, . -'• -•
, J. Coffey, • A. J Fuller, ~ • .„
John Covoda, Robt. hl. Volum.
,
the.orpnization ofittie.present ses
sion of the.SynatelrPe'Un'a..the late la
mented Charles 13. Penrose, in the; eier . :
also of that generous sympathy with suf
ferink„hutnaitity, fOr which he waS: so
well kin'own; took the'earliest. opportu - ei
ti-ofreading in his place, a bill to limit
tl e power of the•Coarts iii ORM of bon-
empt: • • - • -.- • ,
One object of tho.bill____was the release_
of Gen. Small, ° Who, for , many months,
.• had languished .in prisori, under what
7thro-.Court was pleased to'-construe, into a .
'contempt; it; a conk* between Gen:
Small and Gen. Tyler, astothe right:
oimmand a Volunteer Brigade. • .
~ :Although the bill shouldhave passed
at bnce,:obita6les were tlirowii=in the wpy;
- -- andvitspassar,e — dclityerilor months. At.
:length - ,.;Gen. "Small has been released
front prison and last week, wart* honored
by a -public receptiMi, on•the pirt
citizens of Philadelphia. His final dis
charge was, no doubt, owing to the influ
ence' whit}' Mr.,Benroseexe'rted in his'
Vella, and affofds,.evidence-,thatsonle
tidies • ' - •
The good that men do-Irvea after them."
TILE PHANTOM Sun' Lon 7
''.._don Times; we learn nialces a. strong 0p...
peal to the synipnthica of the Thitishpeo. ,
pie, in behaltof 04 heroic Lady 'Frank-
lily foe.aid in Wog out oneAnore expe
ditron tO the A - retie. Setlß,. in search of
Sir John Frwrriclin's 'Arty.
In connection with this subject,
_the
following-good story is fold in a Chicago
paper;
"A. tri-weekly Ger . Man paper,.publish
- ad in
(Straight . -Out . ,)•;announecd, a few days.
.sinee ' that, Dr. Kane had recently re :
ttfrhed-from the-Arctic region , in search
of the lest steamship Fran/aiy. To this
the Atius (German Repuhlican)._replied,.
that:it never before heard that Sir John
Vriinklin was a steamship! . Shortly of
:ter, the Gritil this luuta-longUtticle, en
deavoring-to prove how mean the Atlas
was in. taking cognizance of such - small,
mistakes, and wound up .by saying, that
as a matter of. course, Franklin, was not a
steamship, erely a sailing vessel!
T. N. McConeYli.:sq. a native-of Anne
Arundel Co. Did, and a graduate of Dick
enson College, died at San. Antonio;
Texas on the 24th, ult. of Typhoid fever.
Aeirmeeting of the members
~of the
Bar,
,of San Antonio the folloWing among
oche: resolutions, were adopted.
--Resattka, Ant to his absent friends
and relatives they tender their heartfelt
sympathies under. this their heavy be.
reavaitiont—a.urin g them that no :kind
ness was wantingin his last sickness, no
respectful attention in his death and bur,i-„
al; thiit many friends cherish his memory
'—who. stood saddene4 • and sorrowful
ttio‘und his grave.
;Residved, That These resolutions •be
presented to his Honor the Judge' of the
District Court, with the request that, he
order 'them to be spread upon the re,
oords of the same; that the Clerk furnish
a certified copy to ho forwarded to' the
parents of the deceased; that the' news=
papers of San Antonio be r.spectfully re
quested to publish' them, and those of
the cities of Baltimore and Afinapolis to
re-pnblish in their•coluiiis.
JNO, 11. DUNCAN, •
• S. G. NE'INUOIN,
• N. 0. GREEN, •
. . amintittrer—
On Auction, thb Meeting adjourned.:
L A. PASCHALL, Uh'n.'
EIN
± -- .l‘l. O. GIEEN, Sadky. - I
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GRAHAM'S ILLub4RATEn MAGAZINE
_ .
. .
--The 'June number of this valuable
monthly is befure,us, and we lake great
pleaeure in recommending st as one of
the best publications of the day.
Its artieles-are-chitstoTaticFbf—n—high
literary character, and its large circula
tion proves the estimation in which, it, is
held, by the reading public. • , •
The colored fashion June, is
a perfect:o - n. Terine'3 dollars n year.
:Watson & OM_ Philadelpbia. •
• .The-editlir - of - Grahain speali'ing o t e
• new. cents soon to be issued by the U.-S.
Mint, whibhitre composed chiefly of iiic•k
el, say's ..‘.Thnt as. the old soldiers, wore
called '',coppers",. the uew recruits should
• be knoWn is nickels, which in tithe would
no dottLt be contracted to " nicks." If
a_aecond_hateLyzere_,lsauedr_we_should
then have Old .Alicks and young nicks; 'and
if 'a
deop.:inte
c - the his:pocket= to - get'onei
might say <, Nix come arouse." . •
Tllll, MAIN :41DVERTIBED TO:IIIS
The Go'wrier bee tqgoell the bill ,for the'nele'
of the, Moin , anct it, te advertieed - io he
at pgblio auction, in: the ftlerehititi'
°hinge' oil Thueeday`eveiiiiig the 26th'day of
The lowest price for .whie!i'lt maybe
purchased ,Is , $7,500 000 ' Thoso , who 'bait)
that much locket change 'about ; them have a
tthaurni for .a. profitable •• The
,":18tate debt attn . , horedueed to' that amount by.
t'thei,p;urtthae'e
.rnottet.if the..:Legtetattii.e,. la' it
tibei t alitY of pi otoet:qeesibinabli
:•teei; - 'detia:het,',hand over, the.,proOltedit to, the
suuicdey,
• -
MI
GEN. rill.tAL74,
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TRIBU t OP RESPECT
KANSAS
. .
The Fr.,CL-13.tatejnen Karrititi . have
jtist`issued.:4ii,o'ddreds to • the people .of
thelTnitiid.Statei in answer to the ad
diess oldie pre,alavery convention, which:
asiie atOcon!pton,--iti:-.Ten.-lastit„.
iresehling a full record of the wrongs
{id-mitrages thiCha"ie been coMeeitteit
on;-their, rights, -in Hid: attimipe. -- :;fo - loree`
upon them a codo of laws, which have
been justly, eharacteriied, as ," uneonsti-,
tutional," "outrageous" and a , 4lsgrace
:to the,age in„_Whicli_we, _
._TheAuldreada.too_lon!* to publiaii .en
tire, but wy make roan for - one-of- - Alfoi
extracts, to show the spirit in Which' they
are determined to resist the spurious
on
actments of a bogus Legislature and their
earnest : appeals t!, the .Ireetnep 'of the
-IsTortli to assist them-in-saving. Kansan
from.the blight pf Slaveryv . ' *-
Tile Pro Ellatie - ry whicli.nsetem-;'
bled at. LeeMaptop January 12,1857; have .
idlitued en •. Address." which has, been ',Pried,
b,eoiicnst over the
,States. .In this pamphlet
an attempt le made' to palliate the iti• - ifiies and
excuse the outritgeadtviltich• the Pro
party—sailing under the colors of ."demeern
ey"—have been gull(v.in the Territory.. Nay,'
more. It is songht.to throw the entire..blamo
and reaponitibility trf the affl , etions which have
been'visited upon. the settlers and recidents of
;Kansas on_the Fro Stote men, and tht:so. act.
tivo end ponlent who. have Labored
with an energy that knows no definvt7 - ati,d .
will Ilint knows tinfaltering, in behnlf of Fees
dem and Free Labor.
Thu burden of the Address is, that the Free
State party' initinteil "and inaugurated .revolu
tionary and ineendinry proceedings, that they
rallied against-the- enforcement of-legal enact
tnente, litughrtto 'scorn the, anthoritiem, and
_beat_baok_the_offteeravr_julacc;'
cessitating the , Low mid Order' Mett"-to
take up nrme for the preservntion'Of pence rind
fir the puniiihment of traitors. . They, brand
Llmr, Robinson and Render, and a hoot of oth
er gootl•men and true. , na hired .eminanries AA-
Atnnted-byla-fillitinsteeing,tspirit,._hostile__to
the Constitution, fifes to the Union or the'
Stateti, ntol themies - "to the welt lie•ng of the
Territory. They represent theinselve! to have
been innocent, law-nhiding and" inoffensive,
'earnestly in fivor of, peace and rep'ose,itrptro
sas,.ntol end their Address with a great ilteto
torical flourish, and bonilmstio annurances of
.patriotic devoti'on.to' their country, their party
and their God: ••••
To , epitomic the, hypocrisy, to expose the
falsehoods find•reveal the'contratlictiona and
inconshitencies of this Addreaa, would be mu
fur,the throen.and the anguish,-Ithe
indignitiew and the oppressions, which the
Free State men hove suffered, are- written in
characters or, and bitrUed into the
Memory of every hidiest citizen of our country.
Subterfuge,mid deceit, brazen faliellood mid
base perjury,etin avail nothing ; . f4r the - great
troths, in the gigantic wriingm'of Kansas,his.
tory, have beau seen and known and pondered
is
pyramids, o the surprise and wonder of com;
ing generationa.
' The. Free Slats men have violated no law,
-far that which is not jiint is not law, and that
which in - devoid of jitstiee should not be obey-,
etl, The code • • atti:inpted to be forded' iitieb
them . was , not ensiated for,. proper •legiolntion„
for the regulation and protection of society, or
for the development of the resources bf the
coustrY:--but_to enslave, the - body and the coal
of - every - eltizelc nail - to - rivet - the - institution
of Slavery upon a . soil einiseerated to Free: -
. dom. No honest mon. could endorse or pub.
&gibe , to ouch, a code, - and the Free. State
men did not. - Yet they,rnised-nn-nrtrn-meithir
committed any violence against their apples.'
- sore:, But. when _they were driven from their
homes families
-treated with tiiiheard:of
cruelty by this self styled Law and Order"
party, then it,was 'that all- the higher
of their mature appealed to them to rime and
protect their rights end lit;eriien, or oink to
the level of evrfn, The blood and the
hood and the muscle of Northern Freemen
could :bro..lt no more; for forbearance had
ceneed to he n'virtue, end the time was corns
when they must vindicate their courage and
eatablish their right to the 'title of men, ---
After a comprehensive history of the
events which have marked- the struggle
throughout, they thus conclude:—
flnving thus delineated the course of events
that havelranspired in Kansas—linvity shown
how the Free State party, though embracing
more than two thirds of the actual rattlers,
have been deprived, through fraud and vio
lence, of any representation in legislative aa•
dembllee, and of any voice in the enacting of
taws or the selection of Territorial officiate,
and being threatened "with the enforcement
and adoption of a'slave. Constitution, by don
t:ress. for Kansas—we nppettl, with.the deep
eet-sincerity-and_earogstuess,_to_thet_Northent
people, without distinction of party or creed,
to aid in averting outdi a Notional calamity:
We risk Mil that Congress may adopt the To
peka Constitution, which has already. passed
the House ' or that both it and the one that
will ho adopted by the Pro• Slavery Convect
' tien in September, be returned to the People
f: Oho Territory_with an enabling apt provil.
pn g Mr a fair and hottest votlircif the bona fide
residents. We ask-no snore tlian'this—we can
ask no less.
'None are more devoted to our Utiinn and'
our Constitution than the Froo State °Hums
.of Kansas. Fur the instttutimie of uur coun
try, none have n deeper or Moto loyal attach
ment.' Silt we believe the purity of our go
vernment and the integrity of our institutions
can only be preserved , by the admitaion 'or
Kstisati na a free State. And such, we are
convinced, are the convictions of a large me
jority of our popt , d9tioii. Theu4h the . past is
voiceful with the wrong 4. and oppressions to
which weliave heen,forced to submit—though
- the marks' tyrannoue hand with which
we have been Scourged hove noryet been ef
faced—'-we con forget it all and forgive, if aim
ple justice ie granted'us in the future. •
We Wish but that the Slavery or Freedoin of
ltiinaas fritithe=settleiLzotteelfor_all;ihy.nult.l...:
nest and legal Toth of the actual r a dents, in
accordance with the 'principles of the °Cagoule
eat.,
. From our .new mndo homes in the distant.
IVest, far frotridhe comforts and conveniences
'of settled society,yet struggling timid the hank
shills and difficulties
. coincident with a horde
'life. andautiering from the trials and sorrows
-1.0-which-we-imwo. : boOn-pnri ionlarly_ subj eci ail,
we again appeal to Northern freentoit to stand
by ul in the dnrk emergency that threntetair
our future 'progress and 'prosperity. Let
Northern Representatbree he initiructeir to
supnort•righteous prayersaml claitri, and let
the People, in their sovereign capacity tieing
in:dignity and might, cheer us with their ac
tive extapathyanil earliest cooperation.
Thus will the schemes and plots of political
ettingttgtterbe - firiladTinfil - rhe ree cm o our
,new-Stnte be attained. To the cause and for
the principles,which have become .endeared
and sanctified ihrough our sufferings we
knowledgenn unwavering devotion Strong,
in the confidence of truth', reliant 'in the' ein
derity of, dun, purpose, we ohetirfully untold
our aiandard, on:which is ineoilhed - our match ,
word and' our - matte " Free Kansan fqr Free
Luber"— te• renlite 'which we. Pledge anew
...our lives, 'our. furtunee,' and oar elected he:
• 7 • r •
JADIgS
.DAVlS,lChairman
. •
J AXESTOWN, VA : r..+Plp •
.tieletiititioif Of ',the.,itallki. anatieitatry ,ef.,the
eet~leoient of, Virginia irhio4`, took I)llace'. at
Jameafowo, en" fi! deepriited as'
pn~ing. been ' noithii;t: the eiettie, ooranterno.
"rated; the icno . kn!.pf tie ptato obler
lyjatereatett, and Of-ithecinfor 'pair:Wet;
;present..: The Peterabg . Express: britige lld
114 tallowl'ag in
refereate t e,affalr
The Orowdan s the grotnii . ,
cep ,
mitten tematm' tt
sixteen
Portentatit - k, Ney (elk large'
aurnber, pf sceue,mjkh their,
:preeetate, and'ndilad grutity.tothe beauty'and,
attractions of
lt,g6iA little 4xitil , dieitiet§titlint
Y,,frotn the."effeatti of oret'exirtiOn' in juiup
• ,
Talon anh- puntif , 31tatters.
FIA,E.-..404 - 1110nday , 3Tvaning ' last a
large-atone stabdt4t the . Cantata Barracke was
entirelf4iiroytitlY,l7ll . f , t-te net ; khown
t by 81M:tide - tit
Se't'torettleretiti`...tvere. itt..4ielatable .tho
"aidla;kaaiyin't cheat Irma !lie:lmini f ig
-11ttooird- , to, th'e-
Bind was reierely injured ; ".
Although the Burraoke area Mile -from-the
'borough, our -Firemen, with their nattit. nla
crity, were ,ttoon an' the ground, and 'pi t ting
thbli,force•,lo-theivielloPiegt4effortsroCtlto
3iien;..,undir the command of'0?1, Maj., and the .
r.,cethor---offteert(aLthe,reatOliiy:anOceided
'ent.ingthe:adjuitaing . property frun~injury 1,
This old bUilding.haa;inany intereatibg as
ocaiialiCas connected With it.: It-trat,n sub
stn Oa! otonestructtire„,iod.,fatniliarly known,
in ormer ' tin e, as the 0 Old Foundry "
A idthe.'cliiie otilie-Iteniutien,:the experi 7
inen't wife itried here, it4:iorging cannon, by.
NreliliAfbiirilit iron iogetlier,,hyt.ili%eXperi
nifint probally.ne : iinsucoesifill, as only two
are'said to hnve lieen` Atte:l44d: *F!,;e•inany
years qiie of these Old'efinnon,'in an utifin. ,
iThed state, lay half bUried in tli'S earth, at
the Ilarrackt, it was apiarantly inteaded for
ainificpoUndanlhe bbrti tax- perfect, but it,
wilkiiithotit n'vent,-;tificlstlie breech' instead al
being roundiol off and fashioned shape
of, rt_liall, had 's, heavy square' pr j., ex
tstidin . about tliefie'or fifteeninefies.---Boini.
years nin, it wee removed and depasited itt,tlM
Frankfort' Afeenal, - imarrPhilailelphirtot; n re
lic of the rat: • . •
About 182.0:the o/d Foundry woe fitted up
by_thetDoverament, Brimstone fiefiners -
After some time, the 'writ ulte ahamioned,
antLihar_huildiug,_ieuutiatd_unccupitni_until
Vitt , •Catalry School .of Practice" sae rata
Wished . post, sitice_which time it has
been tnied.ae a stibler
I ) I6BPEOTS. FOR 11A - RVERT. rinnt
Week our county was favered with et. cep! :
cue supply of rain, and Weihink.e‘ericitizeif:
ton greater er lees extent, will be benefited
it,for'nhundan' t harvests form the basis of
any country's prosperity. A few Weeks "nge
-the appenrance of "the
_field's in oar henutifur .
Joyley did - net prevent n very flattering - res
.
pect to Ole farmer, and onall sides murmur
ings-at'ese that there: could lint be half 'An
steerage - crept-.:.- The Ittie.rninti,- however, have
brightened-their hones,the groin 'le growing
rnpidh, and in tunny portions of the country
there is every reetten. to believe 'that there
will quite: ne large in 'amount of grain
rattled us In previous years.' In fields which
are few and level, and where the - water. HAI
•.'• 1 . •a• ir ar. the F. 1 . .11 1 114
_ —. •
there may not be half a crop on them, but
wherever the ground ie. rolling thegroin leek&
fine.—Sueoess to the former! •
ilgivviLLE.ly 6. 1g57
At 'n meeting of the rtudents of the Cumber
land County Normal School, -held May Gth
the_follnwialt-prOoeetlings_were -
death one ortom'
attolente,, - was announced by the Principal,
•A: T."'PALM woe chosen Chairman,
and W. P. Loyn . ecretary. : A . committee
. _
five conaletieg of.D. W. Suai,me,-J., , M UNDER-
IY0 61 ). -- .4: - . S. THODPTON,. A . ., 11. Da Them
:ant! J. M.Bnamnis;was-appointed, who re
ported the following preamble and restitutions
which were unall t iatriuely adopted.
Wlamtiae pleased an all -wise Provi
dence to remove.. suddenly from out' tiidst
DAVID If. Gnauas'alellow. student wheats good
ness We had justleornoil to love • ere an
un
timely death Mat him . from our eight, nail
Whereas._ We deein_it_our duty, ste_welLemou
privilege, to motto this 'public profesaion of
our esteem for.tbit deceased, rind of sympathy
for those who are more
,deoply mitten thou we, whose aerroif is deeper than ours; there
tire. -
Itemlved,• That while we how suhmissively'
to.the_will..nthiuX,who-"doetit all things weir_
yet we cannot hut dt;plore the death ; of one
who gave so bright a promise of tnitnhoodot
true greatness,. honesty, goodness, and truth
Reiaved, That the consistent life of humble
and dhild•like piety • left hy ia la deceased
friend Air our contemplation, gives us no room'
to doubt that $• our loss is his gain,' and that
while we are under the cloud, he is safe be
yond it;—that while we are in gloom hale in
glory, •
---- gesctved;Thatwe redognize - - in — the - life, as
well as in the death of the deoensed • n sublime
triumph of .virtue and Christian NMI, that
min never die,never grow dim; and pint, the
humble, though Wrlliant career which he has
so,nobely, yet scittarly finished, is one worthy
of our r wnrmest admiration,—our most ardent
•
e auk. ion•
I?esoluetl. Thnt.we naaure the .family and
frientieof the dreenaeri of our oinetre sysitint-'
thy in the trying affliction; and that' we sill
unite with them in ever holding his name in
grateful reniembrnnee.
Toweved. That .n theso resolution+ bo publi.
shed in each of the county Fasper+, and that n
copy be trunsmittbd to the family of the dein! ,
ased•
‘! OM WINTER LINCIERINO IN THE
LAP 1.4 SPIIINO."-I-Yeatenlay,we regthar
.E.tittvr,_ theruin pattered nv - rud7the
window., all di.3, leaking aver} , one feel cold,
dirititteeable end iiootny ; fires end otiereonte
vreie iu end it requirodAtioden.iOnitl
glimpse nt the fresh grass. nn.l the tolinge of
thet.i:ees, 'to eonvinee us, that - We were not iii
. gig..llro dhaOtlthe attention of our
iondr'rs to •the allicrtist;ment of J. 11 Koller:
'which will be found •in !Molitor column. A
choice stook ,of Buie .0 pa, .1.1?ots 'and Shoji,
antl ; nAkertuituttitin on his part to givCaatis
'factionto putt:llmm'; is winning a !argil; and
wcitapo,s.profitablc,.custom. • 1, .
Wyatt wish itt .Isctiefit :your soles,, just call
'and cxanline his bOots.'
Ita!—A notice from the Baihjing Com
mittee of ib9. Emory E Church; will' be
foun4, In another column of Alio IGrelit, to
.oirirdeeiro to onl► the aprctai~ttteution of
Builders and Contractors. As the time for
puttingdn propti • eale is limited to. the loch .of
Juno,:iittimporimat that they should *pitch
In" Ite'S es passible. - • '
.
' rea. gur old friend Hanlelii adVertisee
1% - frtiA•neeoftlzent of gdOds in hie las: '"-Air'
ik ci.
lifouiliN , Ylllll2.io,jootlY 'o'op r micler do. one of
theboOftifttired men in - luirn, lie.\-iv-deter
atioiti o.ioe Ala tO. oror.t Oise..that. oft ' OD'
, •
'JouR B. uouotttheeloquentTettipir
nneo
.I..eeturer;delivered•an address in , Yak'
niiiuieday evenini. -- Would 1! noettn—deldrn
lideio tiave him keret • Wecinfre'no doube sr '
rddgefuehta could Fe made lh~t ' iiou d induce
him to:iiome. • •L - "
Weir When • trachr bebotnea poctidal
there must bo or huoliiono.r . S;oo' pootz
,&,11iOther'ti odvertlisemeat,' *,
:4;clostiuCtiie fitpc pdotrreo in ~iliooilu,
•Ohlt,;:ou ruem,rl4y..niorning•hqt,ibnetthitiqg..eu.
•- •
The einat:lOPP.
!nit_ Ihe
would eeduh' 0;000.
•z - -:
„ . _
EREE L'Eurujr.•=l.Vair.GFOOte;
'oe, will deii4r,sifiiie loaluro on !,Eicroisoo-L.
- wept of dm isettlemeriloXiaille
_119W1b:001,o,
r - eeentntieee, t4ie.eveeing, stgreerMle)- - ,to the
following iovitoti6n4 .
Alna Gn_EnicE...E±g: - :•Deat
-.---7 4itiletitinn.linving been drstwn•qii. ntid - public
excktml,opoy, th! , silittject\:of
;Territory; and as y 1,1,!; privn ypur„lnug, rent,.
deuce in
,the Far Weed, nre !funnier with„the
locet on, c'epecitien ortliee - eiL:rilinifiTeitc r ,-
ol the enthrYn Stele,- we reepectfailly
•y.ln th deliver' n lecture on this entjeci; in'
11,rristoftrg, at nuch . n time ue may •euit your
convenience. •
. ,
• yeiy ycirctriaily_yonve., v
o.•Curtin
J.‘tilep
J. , Ln.wrenct. Getz; D ;yid T.igpit .
---=- J - 7/11 - 11.7eriV e 11, Jr., . J.,hti.J. Pattereou,'
•._ John Gilbeit,' •
J Whitt:4llr, 3 , Jattlen tog, • •.
Jonrs
•
Georgi. Ii rin u r, 11.!M. •
I.liviyiner.
T.
_C: 31cllowelf,
•-• Jiinej-.1, • Ca' ey, •
fiENTI.EMEN reply to tour !tote of the
.Stir giie mit : itleopute to lecture'
on the multi. ct , tan tnej,. in lbw risherg, on 'the
eyening.af April 25th. '. „ •• •
Thnukiog you for your friendly inrifitlion. :
which I value the more as coining front es
((timed, cittzeste of a Strife which wan true
It .me of . illy boyhood, I have tic lietter to re
main. MAX, GIMENE.
To Gcr.•l 3 tOlock. and other, . '•
We tittAerstfind thn'i Mr. Greene would
p-at alte.ohoYe lecture in Cniliele if ettilnble
arrongemente were mado. for the plarpese . ,
an. woulit yuggest to those
tecf Views respecting liniums, to meet_ and
adopt titeni,u'res fur hint pt-pate. •
SUMDIA EY OF FQREVEN NEWS
The . stelmwhip "leia hum eirrieell et New
Yorc — brioging - ono — woek Thi
&aro from Liverpogl and L 'whin are to the
2 , 1 instant
Lositos.l Friday, Miry 1. 1657.
Yeslerdrip'llie-new-Parlinment==-being . eve
fifth daring the .preSent Trip —was inaugurat
ed by commission.
.
Denison; the -ministerial candi
date, has bosh Speaker of the !louse
of Camminier - witiniur sliro/ition. • . •
All kinds of r - eporta ore flying about nn to
Alle,dallicalin policy of the government, but it,
:recant it dondlidnation-of-the-liberal -party-to
exact from the ministers a. pledge for 11 bill
for_ Parliamentary Refortri,...as -the - price of
their support. It . mirllllll . lCed ant Lard
lies undertaken the chnige'vf n
bill for, the re -- moral of wish disnbilitiei this
session; and which, if brought on early, he
ought certainly to eirry.. Ra:t - its" - ioccess•
ful progress thr.digh the Moose of lords; that.
-1 quite anOther. fflir ;:.albeit, - the 'metrilicra
or that august assemblage in their-homage,
h,,se proved the:" peoplsh" to - linve been very .
AiNeftil nuil ••necontnuOkting" friends.
The hot repreeentiathe of the'rig-herded
obstinate old Ki n —
awry la that 1414.1111 e (Mtn whence no travel
ler returns.".' The Duchess of Dloucenter in,
deed. - She dietrin the hiltless of yearn, being
alew - t1,9 viably over her Slat. • She was born'
on April 25, 1776. In 1816—afteT a court
ship'ot twenty years—she .married her cp.'-
. 'sin, the Duke of Glitucentir. She wan fatty
year:m . lf. aro, 4171 i .she wee in irried, and bad .
ire mere. • The character she bore ,uts flint of
an old tide,. kind, clieritable talky, who livid
lonn,..though she will not be touch inhered by
the great world, willtre felt and sincerely:re
greyed , bta
y - any't owhom she wan It generous'
-- benetectrens;- , list tlanonited.
in the Rept! Mausoleum; St. George's Chapel,
_Windsor, and her funeral, at her own exprens .
'desire, wiil be very plain and private. All
AM' metropolitan clrt,rehes tolled
yenteriley, I lest eveningthe principal thee
tre9_were clop d. - The Curt will, of
.ceuree,
go into deep mourning, but this 'earl event wi I
not don't. Prince Albert from opening the Art
Treasurers Palace, at AlitucheeteT, on Tues
dry next ea-
The India -mail,-with news- from India end
'Chinn, lien arrived, nud brinee iniporttni Intel
- ligence-from'thelet ter plnceilutopeana r on
• board the steamer Queen. under the Port.,-
guerre flag, had all been niurdered, and the.
vessel, with her . valuable cargo,' carried off.
The government contract nod etoredionnee at
Bong Kong had been dentreyed by incentla
rice The Chinese in Sarawak, tinder Sir
Brooke,- hail setierall -
Entripeacw, end Sir James liimseit encemol
• only by awinuning a creek. -Ile, howOvor, re
terned„-and al rho heal of hands of Malaya
end • slaughtered upwards of two thou
aural Chinese.
With the exception of increased discontent
in the •Turkish principalities, the news iu that
section is not important.
The Russian Duke Constantine had been
received in .Paris with great Limon:
The Queen iif-Spat u announce
the re earnfolidhssient Of friendly relations
he
tweet, Spun and Koine, and hopes, that Mexi
co will npulogise• and pity the inileinntty Te
quired, otherwise Spain will take hostile wigs-_
mares.
.. are Spin in circulation flint the
King cf Denmark will be force.' to abdicate.
•Itie accMitita the revolt of the Cilium.,
slaughter of two thousand of theta at Na
r. wok, is confirmed., •
The Foderul Council of Switzerland has au
thorized the acceptance of the Neufchatel pr.
positions
. The steamships Amigo and City of Manclies
ter. tram New York. arrived on the 311;11 ult.
The ship Tu,carora. for Philledelphia, put
1 aik to Liverpool on B.iturday, booing' beet
-n (ail with the Phil, Andrew Foster. The
•
lacer was sunk, the melanin hexing been
gloved.
.• , I
rr
The eolli.ion of thership Thoth - Orlin and An
drew Foster occurrati.-offillol;licoil on mid.:
tight of Tuesday. the 28i g . ' "The Andrei
Pater sunk almost' immediately. dint the crew
- a vied themeshr . es in dime tionitand were • id,
.
• ill Liverpool The Andre Foster bull.'
front New Yolk. April let, and .had on board
a large n carge cuttot,_•lteat„and jiiredelone r.
TIM - ship nii - .l7Cargo_weroinsured in tiall - at
• •, priviite oeepatcti enys that the Tuscaro
ra -.was -telegraphed off Holyhead. putting
back in taw of' it steamer. at Intlf-pest (Mr
o'clock, on the 3d . iiistant Mb- Ta.citront
had about miesengers aboard ]
• A communic.itionfrons Mr atlins to Lord
- Clarendon Announces the presentation by the
Amerlhan 6.. imminent of a silver medal and
rescued the crew of the ship Northern Belle.
• The Swies.Feileral Conned has, by a %Mani.
Mout I vete, agreed tii..the proposition •tot the
,Pour Powers for the settlement of the Neuf
(Motel question.
e
Four. pays Lat. r from. Europe
AIIRiVAL Cir THE ANGLO BrAilS AT QUEIII6C
Quebec, Nay, 18 —The Canadian - Screw
Stean'iship Anglo Saxon arrived at this non
yesterday. hiiugiug Liverpool papers of . Wed
nesday, the Gt 6 Umtata, -
The hrendsinti, nisi het continued to harden.
and prices . generally had slightly adianced.
Pro:Worts were steady at abuut former
rates.
• . , ' ,
• It Is rumored that an extensive conspiracy
ilati been discovered
_• •.
WO - Officers foriVe expedition against Alex-
Ica era embarking for Cuba'. . , •
- ,Tho Art Exhibition was opened on Tuesday,:
•
• ir4th instant, at limit:baiter, witb .greatee:
i • .• onyrattraming-animmenslipotig of epae:'
/ tato •. '
Arrival of tlie,jlroge.'_:.
BEE
• . .
Neu) York, Noy 18.,-The etentinthir, - AragO,'
~.A. r ook, Entre. and..Buuthompton, eirrired" - at
o'clock thieoireningt firebriege.dateo to 60:
6th instant • from London, II fete theirs - lister
, than ti the Angher.Sexon at' nehro. . .
The 'Arne brd3ge 1118 peseen g ere en slBu,
The . : Englieh I.nundron,under.4linired Eq
.:one; de.thoed, to Chins': hes arrived at M din
'mong the paroctiktera' on the Areg...i:_ - nie
Mr.' Wt-e,..8, cretnry Legitiett, • met ."Mr,
Ceeetti n
al;l:;•l'i'fit;Stt to the Fa*isch Mt.
ton er.at Wav,htuptou., ataa .rat.raii.or.,
The !:Arst..o., and leetarg "en: the hlth,
'pIC,Nr,fBI:X*ANIA - I;E(iitig.ATURE
launisounp,
' l, The death of: Mr: J. , ;d:1B: ktitrikln, 'one:of.
the , representitives of krcoming obunty.-was
announced yeeterday nfiert,ooti to bothdlousee,
and
.comtnittees appointed to , noaompanydlis'
. retnetiuti - home.llr. -- Petrikin nnother.vic_
'tiit- thi_Nationitlfliotel-diseasei-willeh-fier'
'contracted at the tinni 14' the inatiguration
Ile had sevet:ar attack. .during: the; Beesley.
tiOm 'Which be 'had boil partially recovered
when. he was proetratedhy thes,one.-thitt-ter,
m i ni m-I:
adaily:- His age we" about thirty-
This mornings 's Sc.:elan of both Houses
was occupied in pronouncing eulogies upon
the deceased; alter which no: adjournment
:followed. '
.
The General Appropriation Bill pneeed
rind i,i now, in the horols of the
Governor. _The committee, or conference .uet
lird-lbed_liE:telleteJle;t:weesi_flat4vro,liciyees
_nuttlYerom. bath
rides. The . opprogriotion •for the ; Portage
lteilrond, originally hied. by 'the Ilouee nl
§0,1,T.,1100, u portion of -which wuwto,puratinee\
new locomotivci bt pliieei - of 'those tr i on.ferted
front . the Portoee to the Colunthin Roilrond
wee reduced to *90.0,00. by exeluditiC.he n,n
. .
.
The Thiity-third •Aiunivereary of the Amert
coil Sunday Sehnol'lliiion, wn:cheld in I. 3 bilni:
.., • .
delptlia i.n-the evening o(. the 12th inst. Ant;
brine While. 11, -ti in the chair. Earnrat and,
appropriate athlresses were delivered' by the
Riv,l)r. Brantley,. Rev. Mr. "Jenkins, Re ;
3lr Itr.;ed. - and 'Al•ralint Martin, 'Esq , ' o
w . hich the largdrand Intelligent ondience Ali -
tonal with '.lnarked nttentit.n.., The .openin
and etedcOitliiig Willi s exercises._ were con
filleted by the 1t. , 1. Dr. Stork, end the Rt
'Rev Wmhe, E;stbuiii: Ir—uhstrae.t..A.-44he
aunuJ report 'woo 'rend 1 . 7 the Rev. R B.
Wertbrook:Srqr.A : f_lisxions, froth-which .the
followiog facts ore
.golbered.
,
th¢ n•ceipte in the Alisrintini-y depnrtmet ;
'have Leen: !zi the .I..nnti o nn, $81;)82 37 ; k „
I. gnciee, $ 11 942'37, nuni n hainnee . en hunt
Inst p'nr. to iujt ercinlly. designated by ,
the tem's. $769 .43, tnnhing_the4,tal_re
venrces of the department fur the year, $Bl,-
697 67.
- The Penn:7tenni,* Colonization , Sncjety held
their meeting nt the Muiticiel--Fllll.l
Ilan in on the Hill inst. The .
front - Piiiintiylviinifar
the ytiar ending
linunry I. 1857, were *10,067 37.
In 'N ew York the.Anoivirsariev. nre nll over;,
ai r edereymen mid their. friends .who. came
fr•mi the country to part:cif - Ide in the procee
dings, have tnken. nr„ore Inking their ,lepor
tun. few will remain to take ,port. in the
Winding, op i•elig; tiLocercise ,, ,ln-morravr...Jan
that. by Montlny. at firthest, the city will heee
relopmeil into its crditiniy, calm. A 'new ex
citement is tieetel, and the man, who will
get it-up Will Lo entitled to it• monument.
nntl the IreethUn of the dity in a gold mull
tin onneetience of the length and severity of
Orlo Notthern v 1414,1111 re
die,trictinre 'lleetttate'of itthvisions for
flee people - and tol ler for the cattle v eo• that
boat are dying of starvation. A me e ting has
'been held tin' etrott nt .
to-naise $5,000 . 1er the relief or thu !sufferers
HA1.1.1 - 79 GENUINi: EXTRACVOR--Will
subdue tin. pain andinthinnitioil frp; the NO crest burnt
Dow one - to. toinity minutes—and that
will heal the wounds without n scar; and effectually
'• Fever, the Sores —Piles—Salt Ithentn—intlennuntory
ithenzustism--tion• and intlittued liyes—.Cuts—Wilunds
itrubs.,—. blot And InTeternto z‘ores—Senhl Head—
Corns - and itintions-rlirysipaltis—Spreins— wettings—
rellais—chillolnins—llites of Inseets—S welted and Ilre•
- ken Breast —Sore A toPies--../ibilittoirs=tutd_oll_ °thee
intahunatory_Aud_eutanwus-dicesisesosion ts- I
Don't be iiicredulous about the many tii,itsesaunned
to be curt by it'd} onelliittLT—but reflect that the few.
!sit p waive .properties which ti, thilley 'Salve alone
contains:nud As h6ret4fure enunotruted e to lour-
-can r,seit not y llto • 11±-1.-tt tinned dliseaseil. but ..
- reitilar bred phy Sleinus prescribe rain
mel inwardly :we sc wres of different diseases!
. Earl; ls.s. of it VINE E %lAA'S Vito EXTRACTOR lIRR ,
on it n - Reel Plate Fin:zra red [Abel with - the signatures
o V. GLICK EN tilt-A-o‘).:priprleteer s on& -HENRI'
HALLEY, inatinkietttrer. All others are counterfeit.
All nntare sb..uhl bo addreWed to C. V. Cliekelior
Co.. RI Harrlity stre.4. Nov York.
Alo by all Druggist. throUghout thd Uriltcd
Stamm.
LAY' Dlt. .SANFORD'S INV.IGO.
RATOII I. recommended 10 the pulille, relying upon Ito
intrinsic excellence to secure it favor.
For nil Bilious attacks, It nine be truly and safely re
lied-opon- no-iteing-fully-rapaClo-of removing the_dls,
eases fur whirl, it is recommended, and for giving .tone
and tight to the gteneral system.
;Ls qualitie. have been fully tested in a long prat•
tier. by the Proprietor. Through the urgent sollelhe
tiros of mpty, who liner betll itilltlll,l to place It I.e•
fore the public. For all Iltilonn Derangements. girt
Ilendach. latnaric Diarrire, Habitual Costiveness, iii
ll .us Cloth., Dyspepsia, Paill In the t - t...!lnnelt and _Dow
els. - bleueral Debility; Female Wt.:Sireos, Sc.
For tale by drug:a:Ls gerendly.
rev We have frequently heard of the
nl;•brate4 German hitters, sold by Dr. C. M. Jackson,
2o.trett street. Philadelpl ia. spoken of In terms td the
highest commendation, and we honestly believe that it
is 'my of the best medicines advertised foe the com
plaints ti,r which it is recommended. limy are pion.
t.tit lit the tadat, and can ho taken under any elteunt
stances by the nO.st delicate stomach. The press' far
arid wide. Imre united in commending this I its Meal to
remedy for, dyspepsia. debility. .tc.: and such ore the
- hveding - cffects nt thls - panacest,that - we - hoptrit - may - ta
intnalund to every family where dyspepsia has or Is
likely to hive a victim. Pee advertisement.
•
IT AIR ItEsToßATivE.—Prof:
Woad. thp renowned ener of the Invaluable (lair
atill conii to. labor In behalf of the
afflicted.
• Ilis medicines aro universally :ululated by the A tuts•
rural. Kr. In be tip superior tu nil others for causing
the hair on the azed tint has been silvered fir many
years. to grew forth with as much tigur and luxuilnuee
AS when blessed with the advantages of, youth.
There can be no doubt that It is one of the greatest
disco ries - 11 T -the me , 11.;11 world. It restorq persua
n tly gray hair VIPs original cub, and slakes it as:
Fume it beautiful' slag test!. e. n Well has been Tory
desirable In all ages of the svorld.—r.A. bunts 31,111111,ft
lierahL
~marting e s.
Op the 51.11,inti . ..by tho Rov..lneob Fry. Rev. COI(
NITVER RA 3: 611. to Mis., MARY 31. RISSIN
tiEIL . , both cf Neu King Float, Cumto Anna Co„ ht.
On the all inst.; by the same, Mr 301 IN MARTIN,
to Mh. REBECCA IfELLINVER,Loth or Cinnherbind
. 1
Co.. Pa-
In Itarrisburg, on the nth toot.. I q tl ~ n Roy. Chnrres
A COL. Wm. 110V9EH , oflleetnn1611ny, to Miss
ANNIE V. KELLER, diughtet:of - tuo lotollor. Entnn..
net KC111,1".
On thn 12th !net., by thn Roy. Rlahtmyer.
31r OIiOROE WILSON, to Vise SUSAN 1140VER, both
of 31erehlulesborg.
On the fr,th ult., b Shy Rey. S. R. Dunlap. Mr. WM.
.L SHEARER. Km: of Carlisle. to Miss MARY STROCK,
Trill al n Sp,lo ,
. .
On tho' nth tort by Iho Rey. A,ll. liietner. Perg'st.
EDWA ED FUEEY, to Mrs. MARY A E, HARDY, both
of earlislo, .
Atatijs. - . •
.
Ih Ilethanioeburir, of sea rl r t form. en the 11th Ink:
WILLIAM OFFIChIt; -- serend eon,' end on the 11 4 1 h
31A1:17.1ASE only daughter, children of Wiliam and
_arch Ann Krkels. the firnter le the ith Ina the lat.
er In the 3d year of her age.
ew ithuerlisetnonts
HIDES AND. TANNERS
iota pia- FLINT 111Dh8; 100 Ilble Tki2gbatts:
For sale by J. PAI.IIIEIrI - 0
Market Etrejt.WherfPhllade:pbla.
May 20. St.
SCYTHES, SCYTHES LIE •
• lot, doz•Gratetand Crain • Sop hes, 'English ,And
American, alter god and Oteol hacks, of MIL the dif•
ferret makes. Also 15 ad s. Scythe Smiths:Ad t to
dilTidant — trlffeWs—ti - stettlairititli - ratescrhaktowllayi -
Grain and lit mute forks by the quantity; d itst'recidied
at the cheap Ilardwareatore of- ,• s •• •'• •:,
-Eat halm Street enable:
FARMERS PREPARE IN
•...
l ' • Jost ienolved—klainvi Bay Rio
,utak with topes and Puller% all complete., Alias large
lot of revolving Hay and- Otaiu. rante r -Ai rale . Cradles
Sejtliai and r•:cruiths, takek, auks shovels, Borer de. it,
I,herliaan hardware *tweet • • • .
NargO, '67.
..„
Eafft Matra Street: Caillide
Y .N 108;-141Ni:,
Fait received. 100 pair Fly it'sta, Cotton
owl et all oaltansoluelity-and style; cheaper Shea
slier, sit the shrew Hardware sterita •, • ~
• • ' .
3py USTI YAW Naln Street earljale;Fasusit
•
. ? :;:iaLe • AND:l.ll..tirltitB •••••: "
,• , t , '•of tit th
!,• , reeetit bliprOvirtnuuti, • 'ittuy tato. wariah. ,
te.l to cut to atiiikot
,grou oc , •: ttruth;
ret•ll'uk ii nut u 4iihe hith a sc„)thu erv,••
4;9 Pr - t'AStill A Lt.31 , 4th.15'4.(.1ti, • •a."
tuttdrulauftiiid
• ututoritti cfahl Iturlk.4.l3i6Te. ,
Way. Al. • :•
•
MEM
NARICE .
[llNiOltTip YOB TUE itErtAiDA
oAnysim, We4tiesday , may 26;;FE.T.!.
Puma. supO flee, por bbl. 4'7,00
• do' ExtrO, c - 7,25
do - . .Fo'Olkly
,0 176,..`
1,65 -
: ,7 - 450
- 6,50' '
_.2,.50
FE
. •
IY/i17 . 8 WHEAT per bushel.
Itys- • -- do
CORN
Oats • d 0
OLOWERSEED do
T 1110T111rSEE D. • (to
WINTER I.IA It GE;Y, do
Sretsio llAftyyr:" • do
'new a6nellisements
- •
: er.olltgi;
1410C11AfICSIIIIRq, •
• .
.
il'o - in:stitution designed Ar
_the liberal
' Education. of „Youny Ladies,
Soludoits--Five Months each,
• .
rominonclng.Poptinnbor ist,,Pobruary lat.
Closing Jnnuary itOtii; Juun nOtb. „
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' ' JA. CI, liiAlti.ATT. A: M.,
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Principal.
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ly)dehirrOnilt
eu t A o
c lil t lSl , :.(l,ONGquaro a lla r s toe ren c i . qy t -
House; whoro.hentaY bo consulted ot any hour N the
day 'or night. Dr. A. has bed Ildl ty years-e?iperlenee.
In the profegslon, the last ted of which have ,lean devn'.
ted to the si tidy . add ,prartleo Of llontreepothle medi
cine. , Dlny 2.0i:b7=43m.
II BUILDER S.
Firms aid sped fientionx for thn }:Thorp 11eth
,,,11,447itiseopai Church te - Ite - igiitedei the et - blot:Ad'
Went and Pomfret Street.n, orlivle. mill 1.0 a:1141.1110
at the ()motto!: roam of .1 cob I.llceet oil iVedoesdny
the 27th Instant, et iv i thlie , ' ll llditior.ii a d Orme
will be rondo iito k :v 'he wort) y the to tet.tten
of Bulkier,. nod. ponds for tho enti r e mork w illreceived notil t 0 10111 of tune. . • bu
"The f.. 1111 l raquired tcLlioln_reaclinass
_fer_tho.Cortier Eto - oe-nn the F tit of ruly, •
C. (5 OWNS, t Building
.1. Itlt EE3I,
'S. D. ITILLM AN. Committee. '
31ey 15, 1157. •
OU C 'HP VI! V
I a
- C!. •
— riety - wiwkir:liiiirfl'Wniv, Linkers,
ttt
ley. Peckabil side- hill. - aul.voll,-lonlola
' " 3111.1ligan and lily r Ploughs v ith a ruuglit
sliarea. Also expanding rullirn tvrx, u1t.13
'steel and re% ervil le ievtll. EPA - and- gal di.n liar
nuvs. Can Iron hullers. hay. vtraw, and Udder Cutlet*,
MI a large amivriment 11l llurtlrultural. 'fools, at
wholeralorfuni
• •'` PASCIIA LI. 11161M18 - k COO
ltnnlentent and seed stern 7th mid Mark trest.
11 n 3 '• 2', '14..
;Aeon Ihart u. -
I' A. IC. hares.,
iI'LUJ is hereby given'thilt 1. have
tills day assoelated with tne,as a partner In lho
Forwarding, commission and liintn Business, my son
ALIIEUT IC. 111114E31, and that the abarti'lludni.ss wilt
he hereafter eondueted under the 1111)110 of 3. hilkEia
3:
' SON, • - - LEAL
N. 11.-lushest Cash pliers for Iltek1)110E'n. all hi ads,
111'1;„ ilATzi, An. Salt, Plaster, he.
always on band and inr sale.•
• Carlisle May I ..Inri't—tf.
•
NT. lIANTUII,
, 411 • •
atth flaunter Street two &Jot s .Noc , jll of Mint z
Store, It ir-In'st - Ttnittfretlitt`nt - 111Anfplpht n ; Jim - it
lull ,lurk nf,Uloths rasslinerh '• • \
nil
or lug •• winner itpar, which lie is prep, td
to hint o up to order, mud on reasonable
terms.
•
_Also on.-baria, ell HA P.-111iADY=31ADE:CLOTTIING;-
togetlisr wli b stocks. collars, handl; erehlers and other
articles usually, found la a tiontleinnus 'Furnishlnk
Store.
Moils ha ugh t olsowliors will also bp mope to men uro
an
11.0 Tins -IV A V.! 'clienpext
Sllfryi StOllE in the rousts, ahead of all Clellll , o.
1.111011. La - dies and Bentlenten xlll ant e.2ti-per rent 1;y.
Tntrhnximr
On-111-11,cr-CornerTeiLiiiPttEllo
urine;
YttliPll 'A Iflill'AVOF 11001'C and F1101:9,
pThutik,cvtilirex. (nrpot Papa, &c.
-.lmt received from Phillidelphld an extinotlve
• and splundida'ssorttinnit of. • • •
(111 NT 888 11,
ivilich have "boon selected a ith care front the hest rnon
ufaetorlits. and uldeli r - Ito -eon commend-lbr their sit-7 -
perlin t .worknianslilp and finish, Ile has every thing to ..
the Boot nod Shoo line suitable for tho season, anti
which will ho sold very low for rash: A great tor lety
of
Men's and Hops (biters, Boots, Flutes and Brogans, La•
dies Gaiters, Luca Boots, BusLins, Clippers, Ties, ,Allssri
and Children's 1 - lioes.,at the lowest prices. '
Puechasers are iespectfully Iniited to call end ex
amine our largo and elegant assortment, and they mill
find that In price a nd . quallty it will compete sill. any
shoe /UM" In the place, xr)ifeparing dons al the
'shortest ni.tice. All'rlor suited brunt mistake
the place, cheap S. W. Coro t+ of the public square, op
posite 11. 1.. purkholders
—➢arty-20~- jmr
111:11-igNrS COMBINEDRIAPI.IN
AND 3.IOIKINU 31 ACIIIN
WITH WOOD'S IMPROVEMENT
Iri putting these_ ninchlues -into the 'market Torthe
hat'Yest - Of !Mal, 1 I n to the best grounds for 011 eying
they will meet nn extensive sale, and pros a no entirely
satiate tory to the Inroads of t metre:hind uouarty as
they have proved beret(' t's re. Up to thin than there
has not been another Combintd heaping _and Mowing
Machine made that has succeeded to an extent 'that'
fill warrubt a manufacturer In building, or a farmer in
buying it for a combined machine; while the Mansur
Machine nn made by Wood bas been so. successful for
11th pint..., Leaping and iilowttig, that ht sections
where they have beet, need, their reliability is as wen
establlsheil as that, of any other implement used lay
the rumen
After the experience and contests of tile but harvest,
we deem It only recte.stiry to refer thliseshing_ltt_Luy_
trromhha'tt - yttillfitc to tie, G•]Gnrl ng ',erten. she I.IFOII
'Mtll.ll3 e In culling their creps'lnst year, t lx;
Watts, Esq , John Noble, W1111(1111 Darr, Ayra
ham Ur idley, Joseph A Stuart, James, Stuart, Edon rd
W. 11 oakley, Peter touch, eWlil Inm 3,lnnrept , ferlst,inu
Whims Parker, JanieteUrnbain, Iltihert tlry Fan;
li . titallttl Allen,Solomon 'note, Jonas Rudy,- :101111 3t
Woodburn aicl John nicker t,.:
With .nlllllllOll. 111)1 Itejllrtlittlted two scythes,
t l 0 ell rn guards IWO to tin sertlelis, one extra pudun
and wr - Itch. All the bearings elf joutlini t i tt 11l 1,0 ease--
ha doted. Thenhoes, outnds and gearing will le of the
Ito L 1110 WM . 111111:18 narninted caps
bin of cutting from ten to twelve acres Cl grass or plan .
per day in ti workuhinli
Price of Combined Machine, nt Carlisle, •140.
.1. A1:316TIlt,01.1,
Agent far W. A, Wood.
May 20, lgra—t f.
►I•LIE COM.ET. IS COMING.! !!
Fee you meteor Comet linshMg,
tierce along its pa them) , dashing, _
- • Nathilis 1 1 :111 . 1 Willis to er nearer
1 4 peeds the giant—nothing clearer
'flng ere fades the flew era of Juno, „
It will sweep lair earth to ruin. '
fare IVO ilia p the tragic cult:dm
-We wi-uld latyou know fur certain,
That the tirm of BENTZ'S: 1441111 E n;
'Ate, Abend et inc other.
- Wa hat e.silts. that is. , et never •
Semi, shun ho wrote "ladles ever
Loveliest ore, with little drtssing;"
• We would change Ills inind_w trim guessing.
3jiuu to suit the summer txenther,
Wo intYo druhserliiht - nsrotherf,•
-
Pured. tittEN,intnellumots,__-,___-
--- /war the ladies praises!
Lucy Imp., "now did yen evert!
111rs,,,Se.so--"No I never."
Carpets hi 11.1ght col a glowing,
I Robes in graceful tiounrcs flowing,
Yor 0 11 11111 listed 0110 1.111010.1 to heaven, .
We have somMe reopen, luVenllog •
• ..}:very slistie of weueded lunllin
Fur the 443,..w he In fresltestioUre.
Would-bend their steps to 113110111 S Lower,
vu - richmt draperies that will vie,
Nlth i llitteinmAn-10-purity; '"
And imply noieere, Whose rosy flush, •
Mends sweetly . 41011 the /h M Mush,
torush.
And•yet to swell the last:outline)
!lave (11101 1 / 3 3..1 mid Cnitioptte.
May 2u, 'B7. ,
• " cAgLisix FOUNDRY,
mun 81101', '
("Alt FACTuItY a
nitatila BABIRA T :CT-41tY
• ; .as a nFtreot, CAIILIShef.
Thie extunelve establialunent la new In Cvmpleto
or
derand aupplled 'with the beat mailflnery fur ex luting
vork In every department. The 'buildings have also
been greatly enlarged thlenprlng and stacked With the
'newest Und most Impreved Mule ter the manufacture
.
•
'DOORS, lyiNnow Flt tME2, SASH,
Fhtitierel; Dllnds 9louldlnyn Itntekets still ell othit
kinds orCativontor worrk. We Inalter'llulldors. l arr,
petiters - and others to mill and aviation our rsollitles for
doing- lii. descrlpCon t•f nark. Thy test Materials
oasd and.prirer as low as At any other estallshinent, In
the County or else% hero. • • , • e- •
STJSASI ENOthIdd , BUILT 10 ORDI,.IIt. •
- and'repelted - ewherelogwe ,- lenglneghltlfiri e n
ty.bullt for W. PI. liondenson & eon, In this borough,.
IL - Bryson & Co. Allen' towngilp, Abl Brothers, New.. ,
vine, , Pada & Wetzel, North..liliddleton, and °Liam.
'4 whoa establishment they May lie - seen. lo daily oro
raMroferfooov.l4onco of,thelr --
,supirlerity.a•• ;
IRON AND BRASS CA,IITINOI3.
Of every description, from the antalleet to the heaviest'
• pieces, executed at short 11041c0,1pr.atery_Iclud. -
ehlnery. A large variety of mill castings now on hand. •
Two skillful. Pattern trial:ors owlets ntly enipinyed.-
118PAItINO proMptly attended-to for Taper. _
ingtillerles, - Griot 3lllir, Fartnidie,.&e.„'Turning and
Fitting 11111 Splndleti,Ae r dOno in..ths hest style... •
TBRESIIIMT ILACIIINEBANBLIOItee, POWERS: ' - •
,
'inch 'an dekr: Four llors'Powers, .Ilerlsenfal
'Cietr Four. - and Two Berea - Cowers,. Corn thelbe '
rushers,,lndi Holten, 'Clough kaot.luvo,arkd other t r.
'ldeleiffer ferment,' en bluntly pridnptly.niede to ordor.
,
and Sepo red. Our faellltlenfer handing. Cars ore new
me n somplote thaitherotelere aod r .onald. n-un
rish them. to tratispirtorn an the. rid! and
;intitiirtdrins Mid tendo6l..the hest nultorlale.. Orders'
Oellrited , and entiVe Witisrarilou otarmoot
'The long exporlimOolit tin Lushiroa of •tho aonfor .
ra4nor, O f JIM firm', - Omplotomma of, our ma: •. •
;1,11.7 iti..oiwy':l , rtirrch attic eSieblishineet- werient
ideiurlog :the work ".lii r 'ell who
•Wilars.. , Tho rentlnitedinitionaito of Our old
• fiVe:ds and tkonubile is resi.ertnilksomitc,i, .
4114-2 1 :: ; , , , Ib7= • .V.v.iRDNY.tr, •
Ell
JACOIt SENER
lIMIN