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WEDY.ESDA,Y, JUNS .10, 1857
REMdVA~; _.
The Carlisle 'lterald Office has
• been removed t: Zug's -wilding
South-East Corner c:f the Pubtio
'Square. Third Story. -
- -Union State '.Ticket, - `
- %For Governor. •
DAVIDIyI.IIMOT, of Bradford Co
Tor Ji«lges of 174,' guprone Court
JASIES TEEM, of Payette Co.
JOSEPH LEIVIS,.of Chester Co. •
. For . Danca commissioner.
WILLIAM MILLWAII,P, ,of Philad'a
TO CORRESrdNOENTS. — SeveraI arti
clos are on file, for) text week.
m..lt gives us pleasure • tat letroduee let.—we will wager s2o.ooo,..iuere or lSse;
tho-comet-offerk*strilte r we-will-dodge
• to our readerPlilol3 — iu
- before itTic. 0:I7A: words, that — sum' that it
to t.leoscrateli.
his delititiai 'the this week, our • can't brought I
•egulay Philadelphia correspondent. •••• Ike sum flint if it does strike,;ft
. .
B.l.—Twenty-ftve—times-11iis-above-liims--
:th tin case tbe•comet strikes, it won't budge
'the earth.eix inehes by tel meifatirement
4th'.--A 'like amt ant that after the meet
strikes, its toil drops.
6th.—An optional Aim that the earth con
knock the comet •furner tlnnu the coMet can
knock the earth; nine timenout of eleven.
Bth.—Tlint after the comet Sets•Ahrougii
striking the earth, it will never want to strike
anybody elso:
These propositionsqtyo intended to covet the
'Oll5O uf•tiny gcntlenien 'on this globe or on the
comet, or elsewhere: •
All wagers to. be decided' by, the Judges - Of ,
the Supreme qourt.. Marley to be deposited
in the Thinks ; of Newfoundland. Time". of
'striking-and-other arrtingements to lie fixed
by the parties. Applicants for bets hove the
rigli tto select ony coniet they.Chooso: .
has made a ci eapital,lit"-- in -his,-",first—
appearance he is - " a than about town,".
well icnown ae - a ; • •
• Stuippor up, of uncooPideroll qillor," ,•
and bids fair to rival his great protOtype,
in the'play of the hough Diamond.' •
- From his ability; as a writer, and flu
facilities he has, for obtaining local new
and City gossip, we can promise our read
era a series of-rdcy
much additional interest to the • column:,
of the /Arad:- • •
113er We would call the attention of
our readers, to the 4tory on our first page,
entitled "My Dianiond• Studs," it will
richly. repay a perusal. We regret how
= — ever, that its great' length 'Sepries-''S
this week, of our u's'yal'varielY, - hilt Wt .
were unwilling to•ent it down, and marl,
it 'continued/ 'A young lady once re
ma'ked that "Tull/ ani(nded, wrote a
a„Lniany stories, .1
.them very iduch;-as he always cut Theta
off - so short; she preferred lir, .Finis, as
he always cleared everything up at the
end." For fear some .of 'our readers
-might-have the same prejudicc•about au
thors; we thought it would suit better, to
"Put it. through" at once.
The-Staight-Out Convention
The straight-out American Convention,
met at Lancaster onthe 8d iiiabout
fifty del gates were present, representing
the - counties . of Allegheni,.Elerks, Itrad •
ford, Dauphin, Lancaster, Montgomery,
Clearfield, York, Northampton and Phila
delphia. • -
• - The followingxbre selected as perma
nent officer's of the Convention
- President—Daniel :McCurdy, of Ape
- - - • • •
gbeny.
Vice l'n4srdent-E.. C Willimnsof
Dmtplan, and Dr. Samuel KunpagyA;pf
Lancaster. • ' !,f7,
Scercturic§Wm. Nichols, of Phila
. -delphin, and 11. F. Thomas; of
Provl f bus to _t_tte meeting otthe Con-
' vention , it Was generally supposed that
..Coy. Geary would be the nominee; but
one of his friends, a delegate to the Con
-- • -vention, veceived.a_ despatch from cob
. Geary; -- authorizing him to withdraw- his,
name, if presented. . •
• The Convention was :small but no doubt
•
-, respectable, and although most
•
were on the anxious bench,. they " got
• through" without "crowding the mourn
ers." .
Before the 'noniinations were made,
Mr. Dai'tt, tielegre"Trum Brallfu - rd'eourr ,
ty, presented the following:card of with
drawal to the President, and withdrew'
from the Convention :
MR - PRESIDENT z—ln view of the fact
that the entire mass of Americans in
Bradford coonty,*(which I Piave the hon
or to represenein thisVonvention,) . .hav(
full Confidence in the Americanism
: am .
integrity of DAVID WILIVOT, andcanno
by any other means be drawn froni
to support any other man for Goverm»
and tlidfact that but a small part of the
Commonwealth is represented hero, 1
therefore withdraw from any further co
ope - ration the l Yaction of thi's Conven
tion
After aesomewbat stormy session the
following iipminations were made by ,the
Convention : • •
For Governor, Isaac llazlehurst Esq.,
of Philadelphia; for tip Supreme Bench,
the lion. "Jacob Broome, of Philadelphia,
,and thellon.'Jasper E., Brady, of Alle
gheny; and for Canal Commissioner,, J.
F. Linderman; Esq., of Berks county.
The nominations were ',unanimously con-
ourred in. ' . •
At. the same time this •Convention was
in seasiort at Lancaster, there was a Con
ventipn of Spiritualists in session, at New
Yorke but, as tlie two bodies were attend
ing to business for different ,Spheres, we
—presume-there as-no affinitz-between-them
Although New York and Philadelphia,
are making rapid progress innianufaetu
ring, wo find thatßaltimorn is not much
behinU her eider eitiesyin the laine
branch , of trade. She now boasts
ing °fie 'Of ilia:liirgeit Tfurnitine" 'Ware
roorki. in the United:States. the estab.
lislunentig owned by Mr. A.. Mathiot,
NO. 25 Gay, St. near Fayette. 'he build
'ing is sir stories high, with' ao extent
nem IY-29P-feet, and all appropriated to
shew-foothsfor every variety pt furniture,
from thd finest quality to 'the most
Tbis establishment is, frequent
ly visited by 'strangers frourßostoni New.
Tork,,and Vhiladelphie,-smno 'Or . `vrboa l ,
are engaged Same
all agien'itifittionneieg:lt
'
the boat, nu raged, fur
nitnre Viaieltouseiti this country.
. 4. "`'''''',;` - :" . -Y,TH ' E ': civril.in TS '.. ';;?, '''''''''.','''.l.
going
tho . rounds'of the pepors, in re'gar4to‘the;
Coiisetwhioh ie -- anid - torbe — visible'r-end!
"the "apprelieudc dnottilutinit
world, by a: collision 'with Ns' dstin
uisliGd Luminary , nn Vie 13th . of this
;:-month . Indeed sonia.persons.aresaid
have become di:Meng:cc], from dwelling
with morbid fear on thissubj'irct.- ' •
of the. globe:en .thd 3.:th by a stroke_of
the comet's tail, but whoever ho may be,
be lies an oPportunity now to "buck his.
opinion," as there is, a man :out West,
who, is willing to "go his pile,4. on :tho
following propositions : • .
.Ist.—The ;cornet will nut strike tho ritirth ;
but—'
• 21 —lf it does strike, it will never do it n
second time.
In ease,.however,,nny gentleman,holds opi
,nions different from the above, and i+ willing
to bnolt hie views to a limited extent, in order
e to arrive nt the truth in tide - momentous mat
ter, we,hereby make the folloning
That credulity and superstition, should
have marked the dark ages,ds not to be
wondered,nt • I
but that„it should exist in
this age,of therorld; and Within the
limits of I'ennsylannin, is'a matter of ;tin ,
.
Trim, An occurrence ..took regent
/y at Ephrata, Lanclister county which
goes-fa r 7 to-show T i-ha t-sthere-art
peoplefrrho arp.KOlttnclng hnekward,'
in the - Scale of progress.
The facts arc simply these—a certain:
member of a family of the same connec
tion, And apparently of a tdmilar predis-
Tositian (consumptiOn) got it into 'her
hOnd that-a cause of somewhat. mysterd 7
ous nature,- if removed, would be the
means of rescuing her-and her,kin from
a premature deathiL.tind this enuse-axist
ed in the first denarted'of the family,
having by some 'means (" known only to,
the spirit s ") - sacked part of the winding
sheet into her mouth, and tis long as-that
remained sd the rest would felloW in rap
id succession. • Wildtf , thisstrange '
she insisted on having ilto body dug up,
and with:the consent of or two more
who were perb4ps slightly fainted with
the Same belief, it was accordingly dond.'
If this circumstance )mild 611[6 place in
prphin, where they. only allow their
Atttity Superinteridiint 300,dollars,
sslaryi we shoe not lmtvo thought
strange of it ; Mit IWe4ticr is liberzll be
yond any county in the Sfate, in regard;
to her centmon schools and we think the
Schoolmaster, °tight to he -- ;it home there.
FIT= the 11111addialla-Ludger_
The following is. the' copy .of a biii
inicilat the late session-of the Legisla
tive, and .which, we are informed, has
become a law:
4 ' Section 1. That to the end that the'
full intent cud purpcietf the nal() which
this is a sUpplement, may be accomplished
and that the notes of other states may
be:forced to give ;place to the secure
issue-ofLthe-banks_of_this_Commonwealth.._
the 110:11 section of the act approved
the sixteenth of . April, one thousand
eight hundred and fifty,- entitled An•
Act regulating Banks,' he, and the snore
is hereby extended to all persons holding
licenses as bithers under the laws of this
Commonwealth, or who_may he tratiarter
ing the.buSiness •of private- hankers, so
far as to prohibit said parties front pav
ing out said myosin the purchase or (Bs,
count, of any bill of exchange,- prom Mis.
-sory note, or' other negotiable paper.
Provided, That nothing herein contained"
shall authorize any broker - Zit - brolcers,
holding a license as such, or any person
engagedbusiness in the businesf 'private hank
---ing,-to-eretite-anr:bank,initei certilk
cab) in the siMilitude of a bank note, and
any person, broker or batik)' ) Who shall
"violate any of the provision's of .this net,
shall be held to have committed a public
___lntilleineanor—and_on.con_victim.thereof,_
shall be intprittoned for a:. period of not
less I ban ten' nor more than sixty. days,.
at the discretion-of the Court, and fined
In any sum not exceeding fire hundred
dollars, and not less than mit hundred.
Provided,-further,
That this act shall not
go into effeet until the first day
,of July
--next, or until-the license.Rf any ! said bro
ker shall have expired." '
This will do something towards •purg-•
ing the currency:of a portion of the more
depreciated issues. oN other States that
maintain Circulation among ,us. This
description of currency has not been paid
'out at all by some of. the banks; and -by
'others only:in an indirect way; Stilt,
7- itifatigli - has — been alone throniiii the bro
kers to make it an object- with both the
banks and the brokers
,to, keep :it in, ch.,.
cliation, to the prejudice of theissueaut
our own banks, and to-.the disercilit
tho ouri'eticy. . .
B. S: DARTT
1ta.... ,
'A. .corresimudent of tho Lancaster
Eiaminer, writing from Hollidaysburg;
shows,h4ltelollouting-paragraph--whiCh
ty the - wind is blowing -
From ,what I can - learn, aftei.being . in
' about 30 eountiel'of this St:l4,o;l'4r. 'MI-
Mot, the Itepublican , ,candidate,. will bo,
the nektOovernort,'. -Thete.are a number
of 'f,Old Line Whigs,!.'. and others who
Toted . for , ...Buchanan, front, ~state
pride, who,wkil,yoto.for Mr. :Wilmot ; be
-that alit, may, I am confident..that, the
inee
Deratie partiare largely inrthe
norjty , iii §4te. 1, ;
:Ifthe,peutoeratic party is in' the
tirheeetneoftheStnttiglit 7
(Alters 7 , • •
idernbl
. '
d i s au salon
con,
We do not know which of " seven
thwf_p_redieted the fate'
CM=
ututtglltatters
is no*
. 7 '.- , ourit'l7ow4T.—As the o .ll . eatedtermi'
APpreeph_ee, the pentl'ap denizens'of the . eitiee
bggiU,to4litnk_ef_ti.ranible..on-rthe-era-: - .elafif,
or a .t! lottge.in some vest iltlerneee," -.where.
they :luny enjoS , the ehort iespite froT • busk
near, that 'July nfforde thern,• , :and rcauperate
for, ire_lvear.ntid.tear,orthe tall7sention.
As fsshion is often the nrbiter in this, - as in
moray' other eased, summer travel; for. some
years, has tended steadily toward Cape May
and Abeeoom; but the , bontrding bills tiff well j
-- ntrmompz — ito - bills - are - Teatl:n — trolirtimptly-,-Itrat-'
:b6woen the twp, vitiiinrs : "'ore phlehotomized
to their heart's content, and sometimes a lit•
tie more.
7b' those who are tired of salt 'wafer, no
would suggest , a trip. to the interior of the
State, mine Carlisle eepocially, ea Me point,
where they, will have all the elements of
benith'in n,pure, brnoing mountain.sir,-good,
wholesome In,,thind plenty of it; inducements
for recreation. and esehicse, with agreenfile
society ; and all this nt less thanhalf the ex
pense of a season atiCepo May..
' Carlisin is nOrnittod to be thetitost benuti-,
ful town in the State—nB itityniso the !post'
healthy—loomed in the Cumberland Valley,
the garden of Pennsylranitr:midvny between.
brillii - gli - rtingt - s7prtincruntatile, • mith •spacinus
streets well pored and the public,
squnre, with its glorious frees, •a' countiY,
Wound if in flw highest. state. of cultivation,
.with weed and rater, hilratul dale Spreading
nwny in the distonee—it presents a scene of
4tiiit rural benut,;ttint mist' commend it to
the favorable notice of every one Who wishes
to estmpe, for. the Bummer , from• , tbe. close
walls and stifling atmosph re of air: cities. . -:
In the iinmedintevicirut of the town' the
cltietpoints of at ttection nr 4 . 1) CAlegs Cain.
ic
.i,„„ the ~,..S._Barracks,' the Cave and the
,11reting-I(Ottse Springs, while the numerous
Strquis in tliii-nvighborhoodntrord-IdenlY a
-1 oport to the followers of "Izank'Walton," pr 6
,Yi'e'l (boy are satisfied with--118hermstn's luck.
The best time for:visitors to roach Carlisle; ,
is about theliret week in July, nu they then' l
have nn opportunity , of enjoying. our.nnqunt
intellestual trent, during "Commencement
Week:" On Monday evening, July 6th, , the
Belles Lettres 'Society of, Dickinson College,
wiii aelehrt9e, their - nnniverScry; 'On' Titeadny '
the anniversary of the ~Union Philosopitic,l
Society; on Wwe'edneoday, w• are to' duty° . an'
oration,)4 the Rev. B F. Brooke, a poem,, by,
John 0.-Stoxe;..llvq.,and att.oratioh, by It. A.
Liimberten,..Esq,, RIM on Thu'redity, the usual
~,ll
umencement-exorcises,— ' - .
Wo are but fivelioursiravel by Rail Road
from Bo Philadelphi,., and Strangers.
will find no lack of .ilecommedation, The
Mansion House; nc - the R, Ih. Station, by Mr.
Parsons, is well Ite r it j and eomfortable'in all
respeets,al,we ore torn - hi
ru tt/his table is equal
to that of riny other lintel in flie'collit*:. The
Washingt6," on,the'N. corher of , the
public square, by 'our friend Burkholder, and
the ." Golden Horse Hotel," by John Hannon,
on the S. W. 'Corner, aro oOndocted by men of
long experience in the business; both houses
hove recently been cola-god 'and improved
and_ovory ritteaten is paid by the proprietors,
to the.wants of their.guests.'
and Heftier's, on East Main street,' have n'
reputation equal to any. hotels in town, and
Mr Anghinbaugh nt bib boarding. house on
North HonnoVer street has ample Screw-node
lion for transient or permanent boarders; in
uJdition to which, we have a numbir of pH :
vate - boarilingliouses, where with goon fare
and pleasant tinciety, - .strangers ,can find
. all
the comforts - of a borne. Now, it you aro
satisfied with the above of the
town, end the inducements Witrave held out
for. n visit, "come to us, int'd'we will do thee
good." . '
FLOHAII—FAIR AND F.j . :STIVA,L.—The
Gestivn9 held by the Union ,
Irtle Company has
been the lending event of—the-paSt week, and
the rerult we are pleased to say, bna:realized
their most sanguine expectations. This is no
.it . should be;
,the Union Ctnripany - ha's strong
olainis on the liberality of our citizens; for
many years they have had en effective organ
ization, during which tinuNliey have tilways
given a practical illustratioti'of - the Fireman's
Mona, "WREN DUTY CALLS ' TIS OURS TO
OBEY." In the hour of danger, they hare
been steady et their poet, performing their
arduous duty with alacrity and Good Ird1;"
end their success on this occasion gives ample
- t .- eitlence - that - the - citise4of-Carlisle—(includ.
ing •• Cemberland") bnyak just appreciation
of their merits.
The festival opened in Education Hall on
Tuesday evening the 2nd inst., and continued
until Monday the Bth. The Hull was beauti
fully decorated for the ocensfon et the South
,end of the, room, a bower was erected cote- ,
posed of evergreens end flowers, witliin which
appealed the word "I.l:iwt" in gilt letters,
owthe front, en eagle Was displayed, holding
in ' hie beak wreath of roans; the walls were
eciered,witb 4dotures, Ilagg mid fancy articles
—arches of evergreen and tio . wers ran Meng
both'sides of the room,
,beneath which sat a
double..l'oW of the most beautiful indices in
tonnr - whowhile — uncentscirmely - displaying
their own charms, were, offering " goods,.
wares and Merchandise" fur sale, and every-,
thing seeMedio be going for "only w lye
and n half dente a chalice."
1(lia, Verdi - end - of tbelM,ll,--the-kriteritan
-11.4:;was 'displayed nround n full-length per
tralt•of pnehltigton. Here, was the mmiu
einod, where Mr. •Rlmem, 'misted- by fair
ladies, discoursed most ebullient music;"
to the light of the music stand, was the Sybiri
Cave; tbe-S bil wne there, too, :in proprio
personT,'yslio seemed to be .n adept' in the
science' of mystification ; although quite n
trump, in her tray, she used fail`cavds, but told
fortunes by looking into n bottle—many for
tunes lidos been lost by the same iproceasenoll
npplietinVwas obliged to cross the Lundof
the oracle with silver, and•strange to say, no
Oho peeped into, futurity by "looking through
Altirkly r tf-jhe more-muney-Lthey-paid c
the more foritino they. got:
To the left' of:the musky stand,''vens• the
Post Ojice Department. filo business Of which'
Wits performed by a Post Altstreas General, and
liree l assigant P. M. G.'s,• whuni were
rery, attentipito theirOfficiabdnties. ' It 'kas.
kaubjeCt of regret the the Post
Office was 'not adequate to. • the - 'Smount' - of
tipsiness tratntotid,eonseque • ntly all thenri/ii ,
were kept outsiaitailig to n self en- :
doted-law-in -this-offiao, postage was five cents
dia'no letters ife•pithl. " • "
In thtioentre'of the room the - P,grab game"
•inei played td considerable' eitent wan
dead open ''and whiCh; the more ,
you putyoutook up. ; Near the
grab box, n full supply, of lemMiOlfi. wit's' on
. ,
hand whi l e ,on the platform c bevy; of 'fair•
ladies; diepeneea'liot=coffee 11a i,tripe,' oys
ters,' clam louri,loci cream and .. .miler refresh
monis,' to ihe 'elan:-erapa , crewd,, who-wore..
continually crying, Olyet give„
This shouts amateur • mictioimers;
iwitig,ll4 with the'butit..of
~~
mindod one of al Camp .Iqueiing,• in • a . high
'Oafs of exultigiae l t;iliill made as runny nnius•
.ittg hreaks;)Uslai
al
m); of "orosit questions find
41
.I;aitr' - fiiisweii';. r .6'8 1 -once, .you•inlghl:onea-.
' lo, lliPY.lllilit'Ai.lqiilftilirlirAilli-,tb1i.: . J.911.4.: 1 211ig_i_
. 7 .‘liptir: - Jtirie;_loise.inr mkitt,:it:,llnilcauglii
pn,'!;: 7 4 •1101 cif :litooltl letnilniltio, only tlfree
oentm .. ”Talte;•what„tves in' ylitki lethir V'
1. well, notTgbut' a"-••nice crying,
tahr, - ntsly:fimaTaSaturaultanco."
" Mnry, where did you bay thone-benutifol:
artificinle?" .. {Thy, at lissom's, for"— two
cents a grill)." .!"lohn whereto bin ?"." , Ther
she 'ia,.on di? 'pliiforrn,"—"just a going for
71M7r twelve and.A liny cents n chnnoe," t .: _
good Ile n piny, to coo
how rendily hotiOndios .nnd,gentreinen,
parr, for:adzthae boing, npd all at
once, became SuCcessful ineroliarits, Pedlars,
ntwilioneers.'elerk's; fortsine.tetlera and realms-'
rat, ore The
,liiilrwaz crowded every.night,
amid although the heat was almost FII:frO0A ling.
the seenewai fe4ive in the
'highest degree, and the visilcirsjoidled each
other . l parfeot.good humor. We h no
doubt. the attetidatice would 114%4 been larp.tr,
and the oontribulions still inomperal, but
the rocii -- niis too small to disphiy4bods to nd•
vantage, or to nosointninlate 50011 4 n'd - ,as,eirt,
Lingo. ; ,Netwiilistaniling, we learn
Conipnny
. wiil -realize a profit of übtiut. 800
MEM
• '
, •
._A PATH f wh i te cm
tree•rentat inible for its size, was recently cut
dorcn,,to furnisit a't.linft fur the neW' paper
still at Mount Molly; the tree grew in an open
feel 1, ou the ',fa:l7ot in Dick
mason tot' • 'the 'shaft 'woe twenti.two.
feet in length, for' which the : Mount Holly Pa
per Company., paid forty' •r, ui dollars. the stump °
tnessurtiMix feet ten inches in oil/meter, and
in perfeCtly sound, the shaft after-being dress
ed mealtimes three fort eight inches._ at one
end, and Ihree-feet_six . inches at the other.
Mr . : Line , enn cut-veveral mc;itt-bli;Chi
thnt.will Mftlll4lll'o nearly fur feet ncrosit,,and
still tenee it largeEnte-log, top will make
froth five to six cords of. wood, end. the owner
will rennin from the trees shoot seventh-five
dollars. 'Eijie tree is belleeed -to linen been
the largest one in Cumber'and .thinnty, not in
proof thnt when the
_people in Dioliljair
grOw ne,gctob/cM, they de.it to sonp..pdrpose:
• .
can the "lower end" beat ii 7. • 31'" no,
toe nlinll
be glad to hear from them.
..t3ei....'We . beg leave to oil thff . ratention
of the Borough authorities to the Pumps on_
the SquAre,__Lhey..ar_o_hoth.:aa-dr_yisis.-a--I,lne:-
burners lint. -. After trimming the trees no
handsomely, we _hope - our worthy 114 . 1.,rgeas;•
will it ot leave the good work unlluiabrJ,
,hy
perthitting 't
pumps to !cumin in their pr!s
mat condition,. dro weather; when
_.hydrant witter-withoutlee--or suni . e.gung
is no . " hard to take:" 110 Mr Bibirss, let us
'have--" A rill from the Town l'ittops ".
TRIBUTE OP RESPECT
At n meeting of tl o Philosophical Literwry
Society ..of Jefft , rson Gollnge, Cononshurg t ,Pi.,.
the fpllowing resolutions wore unnttiniously
. •
. • .
IVIIERRAS; Dent') i ns ink( hie nffleiing hpn
.1111011 US, in retittwie.e from•thie wnrlil eel' fel
low-tuen.ber and itesociate,lV: A REA.; there
. . ,
/?eseirld, Ti int we recogniscr - in . this tho fin
ger-of tho elllighty,enti the fulfilment of the
l it
Scripttires, i itch say of an, "Ills days ore
determined, the number 'of his months arc
with (lod. fle.lins appointed his bounds that
he cannot pfniri."
. Rrso/verylilint we• hove over found . W:iitir
departed fri....i l i the qoalities which 'tiuttleared
him to nil vi knew him, perceiving in, his.
unasiruming t ifimition, not tho want of talent
or—ability, b i that modesty rind quiet d li
t
gence which Iwo) s• characterize this - worth,
mid that too ein thin dispensation of Pravi
&Tice that neither youth nor pro-peeti of use
cultic:4A can Save us, but that Death- often
choses ti shinier! mark
Ilexolcej, 'flint although our grief may roit
ho as deep as theirs, yet we eincerely eltupa:-
thige. with his mourning ft hands in on "Inuttiol
herenventent; and would hid them not to nor
row.as.thcous:without hve,,eince the grove is
only the door to hediren.
Resolved, Thnt n copy of these resolutioni
he Lent to the friends of the tiveonst..l, nud
that they be pbblisberl in the Prenolter and
United Presbyterian," 11 e ' , Presbyterian' of
nod the papers of Cortiple nod
Shippensbutz, •
JA3IpS D. PITZGERALD, • •
JAMF.H A. NIAIISIIALI: Committee
JA3ICS S WOODWAIiD,
—.flue=~iuufi—~aGte:-
• HARPER. I'olt June.t-Tbis number
commando) thelltteenth.vorume, and the'eighth
'year, under the most pattering atispicev. It
has brew }lie otject . of the ptildishers to melte
each yeni:•be nit improvethaint on thr Preced
ing one, and the presetteptunber comes forth—
a giant antong 'Alagaxines: It Ca ttains nukes
than rortY•eight excellent illustrations, natal
the table i)f Tontelts furnish repast,' tsuilid
to the Hindi lit,il4li6llB tunic.' An in the
commeticentuait'uf( a new volume, it is n very
writable time a suhscribe. Terms, $2, per
year. To ba had at Piper's Periodical Depot.
iiicAGO ..:51.4.13AziNE-The 11 1 " - dst; as
it is. This is ; Pie some of a new Mid nest
.monthly, published by the ,Cltio.tgo
3lechatiloslostitute. The good people of Clibl
ongo aro deterinined to individuolize them.
_selecs moreltilly, and Iliat is one of the ob
jects of .;this ji Orsini : It is also intended to,
poky:4 ihe tie it is, ond bit.. , n'goLe
•t wean, corryintptii the men of the Host n true
picture of iltO,West, which , will satisfy their
desire for. inforthotion on the great topies con
.,
fleeted with this:.port of their common coon
tty2: l , It is gotten up, in excellent solo, is
well illustrulo b, and contsins Ono hundred oc-
Inv° pages.: TO° Ilintorienl nod bingrnpftient
sketches are full of interest, nod contain mut
ter very inetrooltive to eastern readers. Terms,
per known. • ' •
NEw-Musiro.—"We have rebeived from.
the pub islorsOldossy_s.ll4ca tAllY_a Ikm
ladelphia; the rollowing pieces of Music k • •
"Camille Polka," by Charles Grole:".
;lary and brilliant piece. ' 4
. " Hnppy Molu'oute norr.tHeturniiig." This
ie a beautiful air fronitlie - Opera of ...II Trove"'
• tore,". arranged :with . Hoglioh'• words by Wit:
Ham' i Loirten • :•"' . , - , '•" , • '•
••,.. No .flight ,There." . •A' ahtirming Piece,'
hich may km:titling either ne athlete or Trio..
--tHeraiditteOt Hullatirby7WmAlhAlarioy:"
'Aalborg VA r isee, by Charlei
Quite prottY:ancizeaay 'of eiceoution; • ' • '' •' •
Ghartuon DoL'Opirn;": ti selection of
Fovorcto Votpolorrier,, front det4rateil
arrongOd for.ttiosperformerr,
Ploasuro
I!nisley 'Sohottislii , Th 6
.theT, or thle,Hicb4 isol4l43,MnAr tito'ifaria .2,
tiq4l are, o'4
To be had at,Bbrypek, Taylor; andEnitli's
Rain;:rOni'noihing .
, .
he ,,,, " ^•
midi a 'mad' llaio
' :J iron ndyer.eu,e¢eitlte Nonlin
Chhee.. , :p6 - I;:denel,.pf the Ike r ;tiiirri;
• '
In mikliig tnifiebii, before t4e,..readera (4,
the L. Ileraid, Is ma. with out, JoubFtr :. nebto
• .o —my .eummUL.teation„ ot , l
11,ilitftd4 • '
- service to then Inawever,,ltrust7.thar - Ofer- - '
enoti,'ne faT'siti poissible; td Subjects of . getkeral
; concer n, will,at.loiet . give 'uk
. ttr.t..oorreepoit..:
•'denoe,the merit of,ita
• 1,-Tiurnominatintrof—fvene
• .• of thiS city, no the Guber n atorial candidate .
of; her.. forlorn hope:" iv well re teived hero,
by the ilita'pitinted re:Unant -of the 'party, r to
.• which he is oittachr,l; Mr. Ikazellturvt, - is
Icneil — gentietuart, wiraitiry .. the nrF unity
of. his manners,, nail court VOIll deporini vat to
tall who haVe hall the pleasure of, bin ttequain2
lance, lit's' ilrawir.at;•otiad h•tn many -11/11
persottortriands, and . enthusiastio admirers
It is much to.ho,,regreitauf, that 'this gentle,
man should litive- become the 'entitlialate of
" • party, that hoe not the sliablest Prospect of
success,. and id isO.teduced, as to leave .ii
hash' for reasonable 'inipe, 'that it will
'tag in tt min' a pyoutineiit position, among:tile
political 111'611117m tlio ontintry
~ The
gentle Men, whose names have been placed on
'the qcket, with Mr.fli:tzellinrst, are not ,ottl. .
'l'-culattol to itnproVe'the prompa;cts.of the Patty,.
• whieliplvend thetin.itroomit4tiott„, - '
'flue hurtling of the ./Ifeledcoli, on ‘Voltiestley
• ef -last weeli, ha's !Mil the .rireOi,
•
to stir up many yrtnitsimeettettLeftniteclellV,ith
the building. 17;',:ninaiiteily 'known nimflte
llottee,'"'end was then alike noted,
'no 4110..Whigliend querters; end 'as the' — tWiet
oelebra (Ed drinking saloon in the city. Old
Lino IVhige," nod old line topers, join in ex
. I , res.^iolis . of sorrow, tit the dextrin:licit of , the
old etlifide ; •the former (as ncwunt of its con
neetion with , tile times, when Harry of •the
Went,"'end the Exp nimbi!: of theo.mat it u
• tfm," were 'the leedere of n greet party, end
the letter beentime of the rumembraneee it
ever (idled forth, of the good phi days"
Pah.taffian Carel s e, preidded over its
etordisponsed choice viantle; to the
devotees of Alany. n tel prohnaeits
owes rile et iln;iiM line to. the vieux cognac of
.the Bolivar - Bevelil firemen wore severely
hijnee.l by the foiling of the Nvol!s of the,
of the huining building: one of whom," atilt
lies in a very precorious condition, .1
believe, chief tpareliall,_ Of the growl porode
of the,-fire. department, which--took. plhce in
, . . _
May. 1853, - • • , • .
During Cu; lost week, pur city wee cf isited
bYthti - Zerphyr hone Co. of W Ilinmeburg, N. F.
composed for the .moqt , ,Part of mm. 011,11013,
dni liminess ih'New Yet k city, end of 41.0. T
-of wealth and charm:ter. Their attire,...-cart
. siSted of What ,fey call the "Zephyr court
• dress,". which - is, white hat. Kick froitk coat,
bhicic prints and white vest: Their unique
ig," and the beauty of their hose carritigo,
made thous objeats of geiternl nttraction2They
. 7 —wer.o:qunrtert:cl, nt the Girard House, and
during their stay, visited nil the Wades of in
. tures!, in the city, in con:in:toy with the Vigi ,
lent Pi - re Comptioy, whose guests they were.
On Wednesday morning, they- !isitell:JoCe •
' pentletmo awl' weri'reneirecrand - wet , -
named by the ildaYni, in oreof those brilliont
anti harpitable•speeclies, for which our
sottiereitref Magistrotti is so jUstly.distirguish
ed."fhe oomparty-IFft fors.home-nnTridny - . - '
• -Our butchers have nt last became 'conscious
,orthe importance of obtaining II reduction of
prices of animal food, and for this object, they
have held several meetingli lately, with 01 Vicar
to consider the causes of the present exorbit
n'nt rates, and to adopt means for their reduc
tion, to a More roneonablo atomised. To in
surediroper Understanding on the subject,
It is proposed to hold a convention of, the
butchers of 11611144114, New Yet k,
lloston nud other large eastern 'cities.
Thu remedy is said to be; the eumbli.hment
of-ti-Itonrd olPurchnse, to buy, all tha_bul.
' ( dusk„ swine and sheeP tint are required, and
to--negotiate directly, with The originnl raisers
instettd:a purchasing, RS nt present,
. from speculators. 1t is sincerely to be hoped
that they will be successful in their entice
toTi•omote reform in this pertioular ; it
very curtails that Vie syMpathiee - ofy
petiply. nre With them in the movement. ,
The eleotionnfor general of the second bri
gade, has resulted in the defeat of General
Small, who was recently released by an net of
Legislature, from :Aioynmensing prison, where
he haLbeett eptifined for refusing to comply
with a &We of the Sopreme Court. Colonel
Miles, his opponent, is said to lirre received
large mnjerity
D Bowers,. flieTtiViirilcC7ifet or,
end the ittisband of Mrs. Dowers, the favorite
actress, died very suddenly nt his residence
onSaturday - ntorning, at 9 o'clock. On the
evening preceeding 1118 . 11PAIII, his wife . had a ,
farewell
..bedefit.pre•ipits to her' departure
for Europe, at the Arch street Theatre; to
— which they were both attached: • Mr. Bowers
was prOent on' the occasion, acid in his initial
geo.tbealth After the performtuee, n pre
ecutatioil of.o set of jeetelry. to• Airs. Buwer's
took Once at heiti bett.p. Mr. Towers thou
.eattipht:ued of beikillt, but I;fterwarile
sled 'when the Okereply-ritired opuen , reg.to he
wrIC Its. eix. bourn 'after h e
brentho. • .
71 o mist week, has i ern n propitious Itne
for our Theatres ; At the Walnut, MT
. lil twin
Bomb; son of the went tragedian; has been
pinying to well. tilled mid well pleased hottime ;
he is qpito'n young man, yet gives promise of
fir u — e -- kiminence - iii --- hisjitormsion . :—The—Archy
has futeu diiing . t.i.e weal business, With their
accuelomed microns. At John Drew's National
Theatre, the Naiad Quren, hes been producod
in n rNyle of magnifisence, nevVr' equaled in
this country:. The scenery- end nppointments
ate superb. An idea, of the'offratise • - inanner
in whieh the. piece. has been put. 'upon : the
stage, mny be, adduced from the 'bet, that
nearly ope . huniii:eil persons iiro.i.onit iu the
play., Tho leading men of the munpany; Mr
Gen. C. Donifitee, looking , young mnn,
ability, and deoided.hist ramie Ani
ent. Mr T. Greene, who is also attached
. apapi t et.-tha National,,la ,youni
prtiatit.. -
to the co
I - cat - if - 67i i'llW mr. a ta ITe
l lim!se, and capable
of ployia Any, tlite" ot• buehtees •satiolactorily
:llothot: e4e , Abov - t panted geottemen , erodes.
Mined, to 18,41,4 i their apinies, high' aboeo the
range of oedThey eeptifiCtion, no actors of ex •
,cellence. , Among the laillea eenaioted. with,
She eetabllehotait,Misa:Mary.. paella is ren='
dored ooasplouta'ri by. her'fienuty. and talent. ,
Yowl!, • ' „
. • ~ ~.. ' . . • .., COUSIN JOE.:
' 2 ,,
.
ALLY 11 timuiniz--I.'AIN-s•XT.P.AOTot7Iv4,,
.
aubduo"t Ito from the adrordat.l?urot
~.or amble, In from o la. to twenty. tulitUtve--auff , that.
bill heat, tbu,wounds Without a acct; arldeffectually,
Fever the SareA,-I'ffes—l_talt','ltliebru—ltillatittnatory'
ithournattam—horo null Inflamed gytat-41ulx—Wourala
—protium—Old • ortl.:l,naLotioxatt_h,occa--„Araltt
• I; l(i id—
Corna hod llimloacHliryslpolas—Sprililtee-' ,
Polons—Chllblnlnc—lllten of l naucta,,theolleff null 1110 *:
' r ileoAlff-4ore, hlllplca,'..ffruilthluo7rhtiCall other
lullommatory, outriliftrote lug dleunaos,,Ulicre tbo lo
".. Don't' b u bicrmltilotoi about the - tunny Illaenion 'named
to be enroll onq thlatc.-IMbrifflect that the f
but positive properties Üblch thb halloy
Midas tioretoltwo: taiwitibutsd 2, -otur:to'.finteL , '
roach out yCOlitfa
. quary:—Po not ree.rir Jar brad phkalelanapremixtbo ealo
mcl inWAripy L eOrtWori.ilerueutitAlkditeusl,,.
..!
Each~xl)t. I) Web ems. EkTRACTOII jinn lip-
On It Argent Illatibliwzotruff_babol with the
or Oa. PLMNl.z4nlt.:,t - rok.).. proprlotorc. pod J , UiN UV'
II A fact tti•ar:' All' ot horn are 'raiitntercel ,
411 iirdkir.}fili ittla lw adds eased to, Q.r V. 011e.kopor••
Co, Rl' Li:lmlay street, I‘,'oaf York.
VorititiOns on
:c6ltimrpmmia.
. .
' • .• • . . , , ,
Pre - I.:Tha'iden , I
of the nta,Amerianii kapott . ;
Ciican Cari4tintiott.l4 it 1n t!' d the : fokowllig-
Pro,
.Bttite - Cetitint - COMMlttieriri.i - ;: :: , 1. '. .
.. , ....LENI,IITZ.:-T-ODD,- Chair man,, - _..... __'.'„,........ ~__,......
.94inotComeron, • Joseph Cnsay,', -
.John J.Ciplo., -..-.'-''. Ounto,Beigniri
4olin4ll. , 4llllivan, '1 -
,Willisrm I?: Kolly;'-- %
Josaph.B. my - c.v.;' . I. NI: fiellers,... j ( .
- -Henry White,- --.-- Jnmes elwartls, - ,L . --
.Lindley Suiith, 3 ll.Labenster,f.
P. C. Elltiniltr, Jneoh L. Gossl . er,
1i..1.. BennCr, ' E.lward C: knight, '
:David Newport, Edward Dorlingtan,
.Wijliom IL Kahn: ' - Wilsoit Cosweli,l ' -
Pater - nirtin. -- :'. 'l'. J - . - Worth. I
.nmuel E. Din) o
•Thinnns E Cochran, D.kyi.l : E.. &Wall
E C. Me.Pherson,, B Itorih'Petrilien,
'John Penn Jones; P Minor,
'John Laporte, ' . L. P -
D. t7illurpir,. ' C. 8., Curtis,
John - N 'Purvinnoe, 'L: Inn,
.11nhert P.' McDowell, D E Fin ey,
John 11. Wells; J It.. Edie, •
T. J. f'... , ffey, A. 'J
John • Rohl. )I, Palmer.
CARLISLE PIODUCE - MARKET
Iin:PORTED FOR THE HERALD.I
CARLISLF:, Woc100:0114y;Julm 10, ..fisl.
FLoutt Superfine, per bbl. - 7,25
do Extra, do - - -7,50
do Family -do - - • 7,75
ityt: cid/ - . 4.25
W 1117114 Wurmr per bushel
Itrio 'do ' do
REM
1121
BEZIEMI
T610TIly1 . 31:1:1)
IVINTHit , do
SPRING BARLEY. l Ill)
I===l
=
t,..... ..-
___-.• , ,
.. ,
. ...
Nottritlixtsnding . the henvy rain of yester
-I.y, the mot kerthity . n2rntint tvst j ...tell Flip
plied W l
e (pole 'B. tif,,st , 123.. ;.% hitt oti 11,
Veil .10 i., 124. nod Pot lc 8 . urt 10 front the
'Stair,'; Viol tri , the q tnrter rohl nt• 8 cts.
Butter rntrtl front 15 to 17 etx. per prttnol,
eggs 15 ot:t. per dozen, ntollo deninnil. Spring'
chickens 37 ; 1:14nii:, venho i. s scni:co.
P11 ( 1111 r 4ADELPIIIA
Flee/IrrAgl) MierlT, —Fhuir ie firm, but iline•
d'vo. (Idle! I.ron In, me liritily held nt $7 50
per hld., notl.lit:ntitls for homer oinieuroption at
$7 517 52, nod extrn fancy !wands it $8 95
ati 75 Torre is _ti•ry little demand. for ex•.
port, n't.t . l little rt.. clt to °perste itt. -
Fluor is dull at $5 per It, rr •'. Teta! emles .of.
Meal i.er_loirrel.
Gpsts.'ll, , ltent
foring. Last sit lea df prima l'e.insylvottitt red
made nt $1 80 $1 81, and $1 87 n
g, rST - fty
yy ~,se in scares. ~.Peiins
ylviinin in at Coin is lean no-
Ore, at 60,191 e for Sqiithern .111171:Peuiisyl
nin 111 .11i01 . P,
.od,ts are steady ; sales
of Penns) Ivitnia and befit ware ut 60 cents per
SEEDS.--Cloverneeil fe9 nrce. Sides o
prime ;evil. nt $7 pei.
Timothy ,nt $3 n $3 1 50. nud Plnxsf nt
*1 85 . $l.OO : ;Sn'es uf Red
,T. p t $3 50.
Reid (irn.s. $3.75., '
.WiiisicBy in in ntendy depintid at 37 a. 3Se.
in bile., mmllls a' 38e. in Wide. • ,
BALTIMORE 'MARKET
JVAf,TimpnE, ➢landny, June 8
Ft.oun A N 1) MEAL —The Flour market vies
doll to Joy. entre oil earlY.obange: hold
s 7 50 per bid torllownril
Street, Ohio. and City Mills eupor, hilt nn; bud
er.4. There wire n vole miter 'eltahge. or 200
hide. lloscard , t.streei. Roper nt - $7 00 per.litil.
at which figuie it cpuld havo•tern readily had
tit the close. Sales of 100 Ithl• extra Flour
at *8 25 per 'bid.. :We quote Ohio extra it
7 7548 00 per hid.; 11. ward. vice. anti City
Alitis•A $8:25 , $8 C 0 per bid. Baltimore
around-family Floor is no vv. 'Oink at $lO. end
exile do. at $9 per' bi 1 Rye F our—No sales
to tiny. We tiant• nt 25 per hid. Corn
Aleal— No kfL:l,l to tiny. Wo now quote City
htenl nt $4 50, and Ciilmtry...do. at $4 00 per
. GitAlN,—Whent—A (sir demand and the
market in litio)not. About 2000 bushels of.
ferod nu lehatige t and sales of gond to
pi ime w hit e.tit $1 85a$1 05 • We quote choice
white Wilco' nt j 2 Sales of good to - prime
red at $1 8041 85 per bu.liel,
good request, and Illerket buoyant About
31 100 tin...helm offered on 'change to-day, nod
• sales of 00. 0 busliels.ditinp white at 87 cents,
and good to plow do at 80n - 03 c e nt s . S d o .
of 10,00, buellk good to prime ,ollow nt 80091
cents l er bushel. • nye —Atoitt 210 'mart-ells:of
f(' rod on •Ohnligo to day. i o sal is. We quote
nominally. Maryland et 80 collie, and
Bye. imt $1 15,41 1.13.1er bushel. ooteL-
A fair inquity, end prices steady. About
8500 bur hell offered on 'change to-dny,, end
sales of Moryletnflon I Virginia at 57..61 eta.,
aid Pennexlvonin o,ts et G 5 cents per bushel.
r Dlt. SANFORI)'S INVIGO.
II ATM: 12 , revonnnentled Ie lbv public, relying upon Its
Intrinsic , inivellenre to secure it fiivior.
For all 11111. - ns lit6eks, It may be truly and safely re.
eases Cur which it Is recounnonded, and for giving tone
and vigor to the general _
' Its linalltio.. have been tested' in a long pran
.llre, by the proprietor. Through the urgent solleltrt•
tins of many. who have been intlueed'bi place It be.
'furs the nubile. For all bilious Derangements, Sick
Dentin:li. Chronic Diarrlio.a. Habitual Vostiveness, 11l
itjus'Cludie,Dyspepsln,'Pain in _the t'toniarli and Bow_
Doneral Female IVealtitc:.s,
For sale by drupe lots gererally.
•
We have frequently' heard-of the
rokhratell tierioitit UI tors, Fuld Thy Th.. C. 51.- Jackson,
2il Arch street. Philadelphia., spoken ~r in terms of the
highest commendation: and m e honestly leliove that it
is nun of the host Medicines advertised ,fr the ruin
pfaints for whkh it ho 11:011111101Niell. Tlioy are, plea
sant to the tasio, and rllll 1.11/.011 noth , r any eircniff
stances 'TAW: ninst delicate sluoutrit., 'rho press far
and molds. 1040 united hi emmomilting,lids invidoni le
remedy fur dyspepsia, debility. &c.; antt , ',Ftiell are the
healing effuets of this panamf. that We , hope It Inlay he
introduced to every findhy ehrro ti.Y , P 6 l.sla has or Is
havenlikely to victim. ace advertisettiont. •
VE.—Pritf,
NVoA. the renowned disci, corer of the Ny41111;11.10 their
lleoittn:ntive, chill einititines to itilirJr In bollnif of thei.
.
tits medicines ern universally Admitted by the Ame
rienu pre. to Le far mu to all others for causing
the hole nil the avid that has boon silvered foe many
;years—t.grow_furth_witties.numb rigor and luxuriance
As when blessed with the advantages of
There ran be tin doubt that Ills coo of the greAtest
disuoverlos In the medical world. It restores permit•
neatly gray hair to its original enter, and snakes It ns
sumo a beautiful silky texture. which has betni .vary
desirable In all Ages of the world.—tt. Louis Morning
q lar.rictgss:
On the 4tht Inet.. by Itoy. J.lllrlch, 'Mr. OHARLFS
OESOI,D. to 1111$ . ELI ZA BEM ESIIMAN All of
pehsburg.'
On tho*2.'Jth nlt., by tho.lter. C, 0 rnham, Mr. MOrmitT.
It. it I F lltl I to Mt,ae ELM BETO LYNCH,, troth of
Now Dloomtleld. Parry o.;unty;
pcaff 2 s.
—A t.-Llie-roftlitouru-of-ltla -flaller.-near-Wost-Falrvloet,
on Thu 21) h ult., Mr. JOStally AucteriN, Jr., lo the :13..1
roar or hip ago. , ' , ' - •,.• '• • ,
• in Nowbur ult
'DI.I ,SCAN; In t • lvi Plith'yorir of ma ogd• • '• '
.14 this , , day, evening rirrror.
loi; LTA NOBLE, w to of
:Mr. Johu.Noblo, aged 53 pmts. 3 mOlithri; and 23 3:1)10 •
ARitETIREPHYSICIAN;7&yeiktti
: er.'ego, haying,Jost his Other. .t:Wiiitrolluir,ty
iter, Sepiti•Law, NopLotre aud Nieces, by that,'
dreadful Illsreao, l CoatiourriOS; and itulTbritir with a
COUGJI linsplf, determined to, ttth Fast:lndies,
,Egypi 'and Japan, wtierti ho disitorared`a Fa . :NZNTATi
~1141 OtIItTAIN CURit;tro ll ehlt l 4 , .Qoa•
SOPIPTIoN. 'Nervous Debility..4l4,Asihnut His:Cough
- Ives eunitt.lannedtetelyt'.helrctitrnedilatiitti - bitellbra , "
terse, a hu knberitedthe disrakeihnd In eolmeattop, wlaj
-.hie too iftro employed It in.theitprittleet'ettriatt thou.
lump, el canes considered , luilaeurat. W. Others. „Ver . the
purpora of running as nuttiy.al", fasaw.ho.
lugs so peattible, he -ia who.
'srlph It Or 19 rants; B,of it to tatY thapestaite, and, the
.bainneiiltrintintat-ttddrestr-DriAiramrcitill.Spriu'rar,
otualtito St. NICIIOIIIB liotul,
• . Junolo, 1057:—paten.. •
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kiliNA TILL ! .Inst: feceived u large.
-•lnu t tro of Alontlll,w, moat fhplilonol.lo Now
Alto alleirit;re
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New fihnerliseitiegts.
TUST. REMO VED_AN,D . .OPENING}
OHBA
/lain Street, Carliale;.ra,,.
A ler& eupply of Wadies, Joieetry, Sliver t
Ware, to *bleb I thvite attention.
If you wont to doled' from the
.largest stock of CLOOK Vatchee,
.le WeirY, 811 rer And Plated
call
—~-"-~~+i~reeciLe~s:
Wo Lnvu n largo oNsortment of finhl and Sll.ror Hunt,.
•lull 4041 Open llosoWnkhos to suit ill tnnelos mid
l'ockots. • '
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..:Flna.n nd Clump Jownfry of nvet t
y stylo and quality
in setts or,by•tho ploco nolyzinted,' ,
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- Silver and Plated 'll4lcers, Cake: , Sugnr, and
Card llnsketn, Ton, ertalli, Sugar, Salt,
Dessert lula Crean, Spoons,.
. , .
Fine Pearl, Lava, Coral, Cameo, Goldstone, Meals, Plco
ran tine Mesale, Jot 11,ex nod Glass sett: cheap
At NAUGLE'S.
ll!amoutt 11 , n: wapitis and Finger!
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, Gold bunting
. Caeo. :Eight Day Lovers; Glild Hunt
ing Oise, Duplex; Gold Hunting, Clironnalatopi.
• A t,tiAIIIII.IVS.
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Dagloy'a boat quality Of
.091 - i l ancilsi . Dllta Gold
Pons and :Hinz I!,oldialg, :- . ..
Oliver and Plated Tea. Penn, Goblets, Cum, Toast
Racakt:italiora; Urns,' Tursona,:rea Bells, • . •
At NAUGLE'S.
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'Geld Neek, Yee!. Ciieli; rob,'mld CLntlaln 6mims,
told Ilmeelete j Lorkels, Thimbles; ernssi N. ( bur
AL NA OGLE'S.-
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French 'Cline Pieces to rtiwthree find four weelce.
—A t- NA Uttla,73. — r —
Gold Sleoro; Test, Collor, and elite
ni:d quality, ,4 ,
1,18
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didd_i t, orks, - spoons,Knisec'h
Th11.114(11, Shields,
Accorduon . s,3lwilc
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2,511
1.15
1,10
Ladles• Portmondra. Pearl nail'
Palley 'Travelling llags, rely like
If you want
,to have your, IVatebee put In good re
pair and warranted, take them to
NA &IL
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11 you went to get it Clieap Clock
If
yeti Woof your Ellrer intro ❑on
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ju, A , l d l e zeds irxrrunted represented, Or the money re.
I ' Oliiol.lB that vent bargnin!'!!rel9Tl:At
At
T. J. G 11,311 A 31, J. L. McbOIVE LI., S. M. 1)411144031
. GRAHAM, 11 cDO WEL &CG ,
GENE.a.I,L LAND ADENTS,
LedilAiitchreh Ctcv, Karim ! . Territory.
WILL buy, bell, arid locate -lands in
aa.as ..Nobraslin T..? I. d
Ilysrern :Ilisnotai, atn
ha i y
and mull lauds , knn md lowa
Lay coal nellailifts,grvu information I etimclfsg
In; cosI.I , T, and don general agency la.thittess.
' , REFERENCES.
tam-IL-11r pa. -
11111. NI. Batton. Banter, •
110n..L 11. iltahant,•
her, 8r0m...m.10 .4 Co.; Bankers, Carlisle,
IVin. 31. Itt,ll,leison. Esq.,
tleor;47e itandel son. Esq., Lancaster. Pu.
Dr..lohn A. Ahl. 31. C., Nowt,ale, In.
Wm. S. Cavan, 4 •
KW. Clark Co., hankera..Philadelphia, •
Jinn. yllchael Uu,•kllu, Isltepherdstox l'a. •
Henry keinian fi Sons, 31er, Mote, Sa/thnore.
IL L. Blake, Egg., CaShier 3lereantile hank, ;;1 or York.
t , nyder 31'Parlane, 1...414'6de Agents, Minneapolis,
311.mm:eta J.l'orritory.
Attorney 'and }:eallistate
Sterling. 111
11. W. 31aleer. F..sq.. Henry city. 111. ' '
Exmov. Joh..illi hither, cluni edam! county, Pa..
W. 1 :1:11 - k k Co,,.,llankers, Philadelphia.
(100. Pollock. Ilarrisl tug, l'a.
John 31elinee11..at Bentz h Brothers, Carlisle, Pa.
SlaPchlS, LS. S37.—ly.
BUSH'S_
Afl dt R. •%) aust
..._lllEirke I.- St., above_ Itlghllt,_
• Plll LA SEI,I.IIIA.
FARAI MRS' AND .A 1 ECIIANICS"
• FOUNDRY' Allp MACHINE SHOP,
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WM
The subscrlbers.Nrauld respectfully liifernt the pnhlln
lii general that they are now pqyareil to tuanof eimre
All kinds:of 'Agricultural Implentento; Fuel! as i.ev.l
tleer. Tolle _Horse Pewee. ntal (leer, Four and
Tire IL rsu Power, nod Overshot 'the.Zlitrsluith Si gala.
tun attached.
We-invite particular attention to Mlles Patent _
ver IRdlur and Cle•orr. Thin - untohlne hull and
clean from three to Mx blulielm_ per -hour, and la.mnal
dered deridedly, the brat now In nit's,.
AIF., Coro Siloners, for Itnlid or Horse power. Ft nw
and Fodder Cutlers, Moog llnt rows._ Cultivator.,
ILv ]inlaid; Grain I ' nue, Oremldr Fawn, ••
IRON AND . MUSS - CAFTINttF; •
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or every des:110ton; ouch nn Trentting 31nchtne,
Nti
ovit, Corosheller, Cellar ()mien, Fohb Weights; alp..
1. 'luta - nth. desigued nailing for Cemetery Loth, Ene 0.•
in're S . &r. t
itepalnug promptly attended to for limping nod Now-
ltachl LIPS. and all Mudd of Agricultural fraidnnanta..
~ - Cn^l lel a - U v ~'a - 30,-1 FbT,—~moa.--
THE LARGES
FURNATUE ESTABLISIDIENT IN
BA LTINIORE
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Mathiot's City IStreet -Vrare-rootas
110_26 Gay Sireetinear.Friyqte r —'%---
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lirm:as is kept always.on band, or mode to order, e v e.
ry style of French' ThTk=it-TETFS; la Flub, nide,
Cloths or Broaden°. • -
•- French Nunn - tuition:l Neditllkof, - ParltieAltlif
In Plush, flair, Cloth, or Brecatullo. . ' ~ •• •
Frelleh Full Stuff carved liAltbuivtibuits, Ili sets
'••• •
&WAS; half ,Yroneh Mhlivitnny; and Walnut parlor
(MAWS, in Heir. Cloth or Plush. .. • • • •
ItuCHINGI C11t1144,- , ,rariotts designs, la Ihdr, Cloth
and Plush. ' • •
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kluir rving LouNoics., largo nsserttnont always
al band. or any pattern !rude or 'eoesrit:lsittt any
frr s3ls
,
• 1 tJATIIt. kad Ttoellest:44..:‘•tho largest assort.--
'lllaYtnn!.l! l , l i,tho l 4"k4nr ktelt't'a - 7 4 0 ., nt *l2 a do. _
nor- itrani,:flgicp 'and Dining CI 41ilik tri Anti, 3rat , ..:
;tut :or , kttinagotlyi*llli,t'ano: {Vista er Sttttred'Foato—L
an•aretneltnut oninhelstieter'oo doroo: ." • .
treed', Seat Olldllt,U'and 't3,lll;llttB;rtn;(l.ltoUgaNii',
Clt.tlllß—aretrloo insert; " • . •••
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F otiter-11elle ;:tritean 1 11 Atsklitaitieret a
r' r":' - all kitida` ottillt' 4 - Valit
o..;ooktug olusseit,'&e.. • '
a - 4; 1 4 0 . 1 040, 16 Nortti'Otty Ftreo+, •:
Jul.r,ltt 1867;; • • ."'""•ltltir,FitYetto
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rt,..St min of ull . styles
At NAUGLE'S.
apkilf Sings, 'Silver:
At. NAUGLE'S
Leather, and
Men, t heal,
At NAUGLE'S.
, you ono got It
At NA
ntly marked at wharf
At, NAUGLE'S
t. I.L'S
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