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IVEOE§DAY; SEP1 1 11:80, 1857
Unioti State TlOtet,
A . - 2 - -governor.N i ' ;
pAvit,t Wll,,,MOT,opitrolfor4 . 4
-470 r Jut., t : oi r * S'ityrflitiAG;l4—;,
JAMES.ArkECH; of Fayette Co..
JOSEPII LEWIS, of_Chester..Co
For Canal Commissioner
WILLIAM MILLWARD of Philad'a.
Union County. Ticket.
Assembly, I=l* -
ROBERT M. HENDERSON, Of Cati
- .TERSE RENNEDY,'Perry County. ".
. Prothonotary,
ttilillEN KEEPERS, of Carlisle
•'' Clerk of . "the Cofirta,
. SAMUEL IkIYERS; 'of broktition..
RegWer, , •
8. 110STE,TTElt, of lifeolianicalburg
• Treasurer;
JAMES LOUDON, of Carlisle
• Commitaioner,
rifHONAS,A. MoKIiiNEY, ofNowvllle
4 Director of tlis PoOlc :
•'. lA . COB Spring.'
Auditor, ' ~ • . .
Dig)urg..
STANWBIO: . COMIITTIDE.
..An : effecting a thcirimgh organization of the
party it( the uctinty, preparatory to the getter=
skileetion, Much 'depenchuon the nation of 'the
Minding Committee; in the eeveral . boroughs
mid lowaships wheee•the members mity. - be
Wed. The Standing. CoMmitged bears the
lime relation to the party lathe county, that
otik state Central Committee does to the party*
the tute. • Each member therefore; should
ceutdor, it his.dety,• to mahage hls 'owti par
then*. borough or toftehip.securo . a
supply qf.tiokets, and hare them circulated
- actong_tlio- voteri,. make such 'arrange
mints, With the aid of proper Comthitties, as
will ensure a full rote. ' • •
The members of the, Standing , Committee
Lave been teketifroriversobg the' most active
and influential men in the county.. They ore
known to be men who-have worked, aid - Tire
— tilling to work : again, for the good of the par
ty; *Tbexhave been tippointed for thitrnplu..;
pose; and we feel ccinfnlent tiiey !rill not "book,
out" froizaoy duty devolving on :them. Let
• the r party generally second them •in. their ef:
forte' to make - long pull; a. strong pull
. and is pull all together," and no will oarry the
comity like it breeze.
. ,
In order that the people may know who the
Committee are, we publiah the fullliat below..
STAiIWNCI 0015DiITTES
Lower Allen—Jacob Eng.
Upper A.llep•Le,vi Merkel. -
, putt Ward — Charles Planer.
c i‘yrest Ward—James M. Allen.
Dieklneon—James Ma( re. -
East rounehorp'B. 0. para.
Fiankford--Sa tu eel . Alexander.
. .
.Hampden-Th omas B Bryson.
116pewell—R: 13;' Laughlin. -
Meehaniesburgßoberc,Wilson.,,
Monroe—. David L. Desioney." -
New Cumberland—Owen :•
North Middleton—George L. Clark: ~
Newtoik—Samuel E.:Piper.
.Silver Spring—Williams Parker.
Bhippeneburg.Borough—James M. Butts
- Bhippetieburg
,mvpr—Jamer G. Kuhn. '
Booth Middle Mp-4. W. Craighead.
- - BoUthanipton—James MCCormick:
W at-Pennsboro'—George , Rea: '
Neerville—Jesee E. Fry.
FINANOI4I,,
The panic in the inoney,market, which has
*elated the cotamunity for some two or three
weeks, suddenly culminated in Philadelphia
last Saturday,' by a' total suepensipn of the
Bank of Penney Prank!, City Bank: Penn
Township Bank and' Coniblidation Batik,. and
s partial suspension:of: till 06 tither Batiks
the - nity. 'Depositors cheeks were marked
good " by all the banks, and coin paid out
for 6's and 10'e,_ except by the banks above
•
aimed
, .
econeentinoMot t ett _oanatytertnihe_
day were of the most exciting °homier. Du
ring Friday, the day on which the ...run"
commenced, a million and a half of dollars in
gold andsilyer, were drawn' from tho banks
.mtd stowed awaynn private hiding placeo.'
,
Gov, Pollock arrived in philadelphia on Bs-
Marday,'inci a impure has „heart made to, his
, . .
Nzaallanoy,to call a 'aPacial mactini•of, tho
Logi'lainre; pith a view to 'splits the, otta
el—tension,.4, specie payments by the banko.
1100,000,dollara in gold woe expressed over
trona New York . to, Philadelphia, to aid the
books._ City notes arc taken at.
.par by . , all
parlous In.,bufileua, but men of large means
ars snailp to . paytheir i bantla for the want of
"M an I'''..°,l7,,,°9Fe.rigt h e!,l9,l!?Yern bad , to
Pay thsWitiiployees in checks. or !inbuilt to a
fatuous shove to procure specie; ,
The &ping Fund! stare *hip followed the ex
ample of,t4, hanks, sad are paying their de
positois-orithteiryromiass.l. _ln 13alt , huore,the.
bonito oleo suspended, wish the exception of
oasetemodatini their euotomere _with a few
dollies as change. '
- the 'Baltimore Merobants seemed .to be
&retitled iiith the Su/pension. Monej
issineasndtid; 'on the !street 21 per cent. on Fri
day, bad 'fallen to I per cent; 'on Saturday.
Pa excitement is"eubsiding ,and the money
Parket ie . :easier,' bat 'there is mime taik.of an
11111111 of shinpkutera.
At New 'Fork, the hanks..heie.''riot auepend
ad, and it iebelie4 : ed they are Strong, enough
to stand a mtli4 'severer pressure. On.
the street 16, ifilie; l 4''sOtight . kr;,pilglmPl,n4 o
a high rate' 'of lotereei: Pliilodolphia funds ,
sad all paper oub - apit i , !thief' harp . ensperjed
apsola pay - Merit, arefen 'per eent.,discoupt.,
At BostaX,lthere 'are tiegns' of i suspe onion,.
The banksliiie,adaid klearly"s4oo,ooo to their
specie, within the hUlt feii day., and„there is
ao panic, 'lt is dontkleofly, hollered that all
am New Euglhud sankii, are in a healthy ion
,
In Washiniton'eltY, Sow; of have
partially adailended;•'redeemlng thyli.tives end
AMU The 13iniCOr the:Ateircipolis,
•wantinues tit prii' , lpiele In 'Dill' . ' • ''
The Banke of 1 1 ittsiirgli;'•aladaytepanded„on,
flaturday, the tiialieneldiiitioneti•Auence, was
eery groat. Some Ort4l, b.orik pay ; ecin un
dernaddKbttreinse Ih r ivtiplitiations
lii•braitere '" ' " -"•.° 1 , •
Banklof Plitiburib Was'ivisalyed le`pay°
specie In full. The Bunks of "Ilirrlabniq,
York, Lancaster and KM.
"ended and-we have . rio o doubt, nil the bunkidn
ll'enneylvanfa will be forcedito follt!vr snit: '4:
•
air Wbstevetvois'g li'the'fate bt the besk
istierslly intbissisishiieete; , '4'4 'Alai
~
ei*t
ebst N . P. /asks. tiotfitig—Sifqii geitios.
lie bse polltked teqpilat elioitgle'tti'g , pit ills;
prink" and Will doubtlest Maio'
liglogivn. • ,i ( 2 7 T "
' In accordance with previous arrangements,
•
Judge Wilmg arriv , ed in ; Carlislei,yeaterd fi ty,
otti
"aftetnofottini:Ptispoli'ciftidireseipeltka•
..„, people jythireilinty petkp , ' . tAilonsmottai
P-lisime b u tre'%.the:i l ooatitri. 4 Durik's filo fofe" ,
. •'''ukion o riendeimieiikto arriiiil`Stnall,p s
of ,the eaptity;:eihkabatt nea4ffi or4d' s 4
itterhatieill%hy — alileAkileipillon'f . m - Nonrte; -
rc
ty)th keglers, enl a fi itmt
ti, ot mUstelrOm
pillshuri: . .'H"
-- "Jitclge - Wilitiot nriived in the afternoon train,'
and was escorted , to Haanon's
,Hotel by a large
... „utimber. af. the eltizons.„--:Atai-o'cloolrwiergTi"
• meeting had assembled in the Court House
filling the room to ihrtitinost capacity.
' The meeting waeargardeed.,hy eallingJaha.
T.' Green, Esq., to the 'Chair, and appointing a
1 ---numfer -of—Vice-Presidentsendi3eoreterlos,7
- whosernames oteeenticifilie fori4at, of space.'
1 • 'The Ifon. David:Wilmotmas .thenintroduced
and spoke for nearly iwo,houre,:ialtlithigkla
horinkgkdor
~A,,ho.erseaella,artd, worn-detim
with fatigue; hie ,, speeoh,was, worthy; or hie
:' riipulatiouandibe'eagiii ke:iiilvecates, ',There
was no attempt of display- . --no effort to tickle
the c'e 4 r, With rhetorical ,flourishes. It was a
calm 'appeal to tie judgMent , of his audiende
•in behalf of the .. :greai princi ples. of ihe.party
who hall Mat as Ill'efr candidate,
,We are - on
able to find room for enontline of the speeOh,l
:Sulfide it to say,lhallt was a fearless, candid,:
truthful expOsrtiort!it?' • Vhe;'irinaiPlei of; the'
Obit Ttepubfiaan party of 'the country, and a.
' triumphant vindication of 'his own political.
mi9ffito.,-,- „ ---WoLlihVe: nger. .ocen_amaitdieneeao
101 l pleased with e speaker, and it seemed,te
be the universal itap;e‘isicai that ,, 3l s rmost
sensible triblrever Gen. Peolter'did was,wheri
he refused to' Meet Wilmot on the stump, for
he Would have been moat es se nti ally , " used
.' up." - Eir._ Wilmot wasloilowrid by L. Todd, -
' Esq., ehairigui of the State Central Commit
tee, and It. , 111. Henderson, Esq ,one of the
candidates for the Ansombly.
. . . .
In the evening the Wilmot Ctub
trieetingitt Gloss' Flotel, where Speeches were
made by'Judge Wilmot, L. Todd, J. It. Smith,
A. I\ti Saviyor and Jacob ItheeM. We should
like to give fuller 'details, but as our papqr
tamale) to press, we' reserve thorn fee next
'reek.
SLAVE' LAMM VS. FREW LAMM.
Theintroduotion of, Slave - labor, is another
dank, added to the. Democratth Platform.
The letter.ef President Bnehanan, written to
gratify the South; has exposed the dodgt, in
the north and the Locofoce party are forced
... - • ..
to show their hands tresting to their goddluck
.. .
and the gullibility of the people, to give them
,
the odd trick. Workingmen, you. - vita earn
'ryour bread by your daily toil, are you willing
- . to, come into competition with" Slave -labor V
'' Ifyou are,..read the folloivingartiele and then to =
- and vote' the Democraiio ticket. . We extract
it from the Philadelphia Press, a Democratic'
paper, controlled by John W..Porney 'the con
fidential friend:of President Buchanan.' Rend
the article carefully.' It boldly advocates the
- --* introduction:of slave labor into Pennsylvania
andother free states by which the wages of
' the laborer will be reduced to the Buchanan
standurd of ten:cente a day:
.. ......._
- . o' Much has been said of late, relative to the
value and availibility of negro' slave labor in
'Certain pursuits - and' pcirtions • of the 'United, -
' States, ns oompared or in :competition with
free white knbor. It; has been Mid - :that -the
former cannot miccessfully compete with the
latter in the grain-growing or .manufacturing
States—that climate will detergtine ihe lopale
; of the.first, and therefore it cannot once Mid
or maintain itself in the latitude ;if Kentucky : ,,
Virginia; Missouri; Kansas, or north'of' them.,
Now ell this ietrue, only
_under a combina
tion of ort(tioia/ facts., Negro' sieve . liaToni - Tel
ono time, was entirely successfull in all the
Northern States; and could easily be,'made so a
' gain and to extend over all the territories,. The
artificial foots to which weulludevill be found
not in any distinct -characteristics of the two
races, but in.the?esislation of the country, that,
for forty years' or' more; has prohibited the
' introduction of negro'slaves, and encouraged
. the immigration of free whites. Miring - this'
. pried several millions of free white laborers
have come into the country,.and not one negro
slave. Thus have' the white laborers been
'pushing the negroes more end more to the
-, South, and thus has white labor, been - kept
comparatively cheap and plenty. 'Add to this
the increasing and great demand for.tho pro
„ ducts of the Southern States—cotton, sugar,
"tobacco, and rice-Whiott . has been materially
augmented by. reduced productions• of these
_iirtioles_through_theLabolitien_ef_negre slavery
in portione of the West Indies end South
America. '. ' ...' .
These facto have withdrawn, and so long as
they continuo will withdraw, cilium labor from
-the North to the Smith, where, these ,artieles
are *dined, leaving the' northern parts of
the United States to be worked by, the free
white laborere.r In thia'respect climate. may
and will have -some : influence in' determining
the ultimate limit's of the-two races, because
white labor oannot'Work in the,epen fields of
the lower Southern parts of the' Untied States
and therefore bee its limits.- '
• '' "But let thesektor cease toe:list; and what
' ' would be the consequences?, Repeal the lawq
probititingihe slave trade,, and those against
negro ale r
v4r....11..1xt
in -the different States—allew
the, holding. o egro shave ins all the State's as
-1t was under' the 'lonia). authorities, in the
Northern States as it is in, Southern States.
, now, and n'very different state of things would
114013 exist. Half the ships that are no*lying
idle in Boston and-all - the rivers • and live of
New England would soon bo found on the coast
of Atri's, taking in the cargoes of negro slaves,
and flats forrolive Yankees” be found there
e
"trading" for: them, rlierhapi, 'ocitching
them in the bush,".,
"As soon as this fleet of slaves returned O.
,this country the price: of negreee would , fall.
Instead of 'good field hands si3llint-lor one
thousand or fifteen hundreddollare eabh, they
would soon sell for two hundred and May' be
: for. one hundred -
,dollars: The South; would
soon he fulliaupplied,anifeargeeebe imported
' into the Northern ports of Boston, Nei" Yiiik,
Philadelpnitt, , and .elsewherwand: to , doubt
fied-ready.enle.,"ficaltkh- docile„- able - boctied
men and tecineil for orie .hundred
,dollarewoidd.
doubtlisifind Purehaserti seen' lieee. -
” Under this state of • fa,ots—whioh would
• inili be the removal of present "restrictions"
'end leaving Climate, alone to 'settle' 00,ques
, tion,4negfo slave labor would be -founik,eopi-,
~peting with, 'white free' labor in most of the
' !Territories and. States' of , the' Union:=ll4*;
"'for, and how successful, would be determined
by. the supply of negre eleven; that ',could •be
~ , obtoined, and the number. of free white innni-,
grade that Might 'mno 'in' competition,, with
them. The latter would no alibi be' oonsid.,
erably 'diminished, as filet:wed of th'oieseriirsee
and the pr,ico oftheir labor would' be redder&
, by the nuniber, of negro slayse imported.
COMbiiNoEMENT.--7--The twenty third
Commencement of the Pennsylvania Collage
at dettyshurg, look Valle ,on Thursday the
• 17th - inst.. The, eternises:. commenci3d , on
, Tuesday evening with an,addrese by thi:Rov.
Dr. BloCron of-Baltimore: On Wednesday fore
nood, the annual JuniorExhibilion took piece
and in the evening en "address , imp delivered
before the Phrenakomiti Society; by the 11.4
,Dr..Barnap o£Baltin i ore, and bilk; Biddle' of
Philadaphie,.beforeithe iLinnmen association.
On Thursday the commencement Exercise
100 !E place. pThe degree. of 'A'. B.- Wei' confer;
red on the;graduating clap; numbering' ilik;4
. teen nod tt) degree of A. , course,' on 'the'
olnee of 1854. , ;No , honorary • &vette were'
j oe'life s et4d., , I'. .T.'
0 - 4Verlur,bl . 46 issued
Ida Proolamittoit u
oiiiing.l4i loooion of
the Lerigattireruiz'Oti Qtli Of !ClOtObir next,
:.,.
THIiWILMOT MEETING.
MEE
THE COURSE OF' THE DEMOCRATIC
PARTY•
11 the Preoldential canvass last faillhe .. ,l
4.1 e fate • rallying 'oil! - Witi; 7 o:itetanan
stn trelarbfge and FILFEK4ANSAS," when at thi
- e 1 tiole;. 'the convention that nominated
10.telianan;%and the t party - that supitifikh ,
.4113outt, recognised the validity of,tizSitly.„
OA lia min to botho_l 4 egisl : o,.,4ooKattf:
1
Was. 4 t,, WO charged, upon'
~ We, 4fito'O.drat.to
party . at'iNhelr candidagiwitt? altered; lie'
_Would 'suatain that bogus iegislature and en
force their acts with all the powers of the Gov
ernment.. . The, charicr - wari - idigaintly repel";
led . by Deameratio, leaders se, a slender, and
they pointed tojhp . ,oduciatiolt OW. BuclMatt,
his assoCiatione'andlllB-9fficial:adii, as a& , . 01117 1 '
- piste ch'arie. itre seoiiTailfir .
Joltnowlhow_theee;gentlemen4ill_rnioncile_
veholi itiferienis last fall, with Mr. Buchan
an's present opinion, es giyAn'tq . theo t olimtrp
in his answe r to ttie yn.
NowvnizinetiAtiallOte,'
Miterein,Ao.neyet---......“•--..----w,......-7:-.-- •-• •
Slavery. exi4ed. l. - Atithatipariod, and !AT
exists, in Kansas, under the Constitution of
the United States.,;:This,-point las at. last
been finally' settled - bY ' the. highest tribunal
known . - 'to our lairs.' blow it 'could ever have
beau seriously Accibted,itta mystery."l
Seidl 'a sentiment ;.- uttered -: „
by • the .Chief
.Magistrate; we yhink, • should bet:Mß:tient to
open the eyes of those' Wlto 'Wer'e.clitiated- witti
the belief that 11 r: BM:Meninx when 'ho consti-'
tuted himself the Cincinnati platfoini f , was only:
"playing possum;" as 'usual, and
. would be
found," all 'right,",:itt the prpper :time. ":
. But the President; it *ems, had not back , !
- ro - rib - vitiatigh - to resist - thOrentrni Wa - SontIGT
he could—nTit---iifo-fdioinf-tho-i-tlzirty..flve
members of Copgresscwho were prepared to
make war on his adminietrition; hence, he
was forded to come equire'uf to the chalk-line.
Emboldened• now by. the .stand tlie! Preid
dent hoe taken on • this 'questioa; - the 'demi).
Crafty of--Pennsylvanii Fife Cloning out "fat
footed" iii the'euPPori of principles which, lip
to 1866, they absolutely repudiated. , , '
Take the following resolution adopted at a
democratic% meeting - held - in, 1850: '.'
" Resolved, That 'we are unalterably. opposed
to the extension of Slavery into . Ike-Territory now
free,-and that ye hold it to be.iii o duty of Cow
~a,ress to prohibit, byifosiiivelata, ifs na r odu c ._
lion gicrein.".
. • - .. in . ..•
Take also their declarations speedos and
handbills, last fall, that' they were in tavor of
"Buchanan; Breokinridge and Fuse KANSAS,"
and contrast them with the following r resoiu- -
' tiou pasied at a meeting of OW Keystone Club,
.in Philiidelptia, a - few,days slued: 'l'. •• ' .
Resolved, That the territory of the people 'of
the United-States,:won by the expenditure 'or
a common blood and a common Jrcatony, is
the common, property of the citizens _ of every
State in, the confederacy, and the Demboratio
party proclaim 'it to. be ttkoir unerring aim-and
fixed determination to prevent the enactment
of any law and .to !klieg, the, agitation of any
question whioh.has a tendency lo impede the
citizen of any State in the free exercise of all
the rights guarantied to hinily the Constitu.
tion - of his State and of the UnitedQtatee, or
in the enjoyment, in the United .Statee, of 'any
property recognized 'under either of thoee in
etruhlente. . • , . .
This agrees with. the doctrine Of itir.•Buch,
anon iu hii letter ; that the.Conetitutien of the
United States,: recognised propiqy shwas,
and eeourealo every aim ihe:right tcroarry
Ole property "to ony State- or teyrit:ory'of the.
Unioo. Dld the , people of reoneylvania•rwho
voted •for Jamea Bughtatan , loot fall,,beliove
this Y . Wo Lope not, ..we beliccra—nut: Mri
Buchanan dared riot proclaim each vievte
Tore[he eleetig; nor were multi eeqimeote
brosebed by a, single loeofooo - paper in the
State.., On the 'contrary, they insisted, that
elavery did not exist in Kinetic, and could not
exist there, or int any. Territory of the :United
.Atatep t _pxoept by_po4tite
ilud the Detnooratie-party been honest in
proclaiming, their true -principles during the
Presidential contest,. Pennsylvania iv oulttlaie
told a different story. But the people were
• ,
&calved into the eupport bf Duchlupin by a
political fraud, and now their not is brought
up in judgment against thern r its an affirmation
of dootrinoB which Mr. Dui:Aman bionielfwas
afraid to announce, until ha was accure in
office. •
:Are.you, people of Pennsylvania, pieparea
io lie deceived a oeoand. time? Do you bolleve
that the Coastitution teBognises slaves as prop
orty t Do you beliove than undrer tile:Coped
tution, slavery ousts in KansagOnSelirailta;
in Washington, and other Territories of tho
United States; beyond the: powerof aourte:or
Congress; or Territorial Legislation t • .Do you
Wiese tbattho ! State of Pounsylianis should
tOow aside her.aoaeorvaliem aud.become al
lied to the cause of Negro Slavery ? U you
do, vote for William. F, Packer: Ne; in the
candidate of the Calhoun . slavery Proimgett-',
diem, and hie elcoticn•will be adduced as
deuce that you are in .favor of violating Ithe.
rights,of the Sono fide residents of. o Territory;
whenever policy .4(lo:kande it ~.; , :
If you do not believe: in this Democratic
creed. iryp.... 9 opp9:010 the.extension of
;s"liWery into Territory now free, and hold itlo
be the duly.of Cowen to, prohibit, by• pbaltfua
law, itst introduction thirrein " Olen iote for
DAVID WILMOy, the . eloquent obtintption of
-
free labor, And frep soil.
,
.NEAVS OF TOF.,WEEK.
The recent , aleotional
nussee, haie resulted in the choice of ; Dap:i
k:ratio Legislatures: The Ilan: John'Ball, so
long.ihe able represhntative of Tenneusse in
thi3 U. S. Senate, wilt be disid'ae&l,'M'o do'ubt,
to make rooia for, h demearat. ' . 7 . ,* •
Gen. Pillow' will be a 'nandidate;nd In, or
der to pave the Illtii,"'he'hisaildilissVil a tong .
letter to the people of Tennessee,
,in.regarti to
the position:lie tie
war. Gen. Ilitohooek in a refly'fdltiiitletter,
SOMA ' S to have placed 'Gen:'' Pillow ',dui'
wrong aide of 'the' 'P'ilto;ri 'WO
'hokier up[hie elsitris
Iu Kentucky the ootiPetitciris'for
,eon's seat are Linn Boyd, Lasarus W. Powell,.
'end n few: otkers
Iloyct
has been several times Speaker of the United
Siates House of Representatives, but nidei
nine; tonifinient '?frioct r .'Hd 614 ioiaa;
dating -book' td the exciting...contest between.
.Jaoiceou and'Clar. . 1 '"
Tye of the Justices of the Indiana sprema
Court i 'have resigned tbeii offices; folikke effect
on the lettofJzintitiry , deif.. • 01 ',"
pie'm whatdwo learn,' the Mcirineti'le4diiii`
are determined- to resist itithinPt''on'tie
p aT i,,„43! the Government to restrain their ca
reer. They ,rep udiat e "air alitti 'of 'Oculgii4iii
and on!ise 't4e B. : lrOoPa' "viiirni iichp :..
lion In !May last, a colony of 800 Mormoim
,tbok :Possession of'ol3-' , iliklej: 'Of 'Dein; ifoie,'
!k 1 . 1 4 , 09ve away a pond et/81MA Itidfaiiiii;4 l
the ladiati Agent had settled . ' there:ln 'A r ial.
Beer,creek;is aboutla hundiiid ooilde waet Bf'
F()F,t Lart4akt. BirrarakM6eniidis 7 Aviih l iiteg
.140 11 Re, passed thriiukli ritibilit 1;04 leek
? 1 , 1 . t4eir way to Salt Lake.,
!, Clen,!Walker, in lily Peools'nlatfdn `` rilett`io'
to ,thelianeas .14r:idea, *bile' adMittieg'ilikllV:'
jaatiee exhibited in the Alortioamine;
e*el t udee Aileen collative i-Irmit 3Tiirtiediatihg!
flit tin! eliacion; attempts 'to'
from blare by declaring that only fdaildOitl'
remained alter Ma arrlial ,
notkii• the , apportiOnntentt. tit tip `
tlji 'ibt'
know that 'there existed a law rerfektiox
them to make the apportionment—odd. 0,07
fore ,the Aktty..- devolired 'ujicat - O - thire. ire
I . .
espEartheinlintotx that no one' can Tote
exeentih' iniiihoare 4ualified under the; ter
iittila . Ve}liOlitii,o(4)?.ruiry lest ; also
ii41411, — . AeiWiltiviil , ..liiikthat a terrlto
i.,<, " 414111,igleiligra04daltkoaticrri for a,
IF parb- . ..: 744.;:904011 — ,,- 4 416:4t—lco9pis will.
::;he . iiit s n'tfoikwe:tkrakticini4Otini•Otioilli where
' CsFnidil 'liflifiji_iiietded, and ,that. the . heat_
eaertionswllllbajnedeje render tke_fileotion_
a fair and honetd,.leaprbegion of, the -views •of
the people of the Western 'territories. :COlo:
nel Stunneioa eoiornand; which Tie; rTturp t ing
froni . 'nive*peditilnritgainei tho'Fiitytinnelt, te
'abio . :dinitined'id eider ' the Latiniir of eaiii'ipa.,,
' 4 tion" in-Kansas. lrf MfTtrininritrtrittrentle4.
o-protockjtbe-liilicit.biti:frons-the-invesion
of outsiders, their preeenotqanortainly,dpaira•
(btu; '44 ;iiil,Arkli)(ol34 telt eillied: i-/ . 1 t.
-.AAP,M948.. 0.-pftnorthorAtt?Nasy.and.MitT
-rine Corps„-was Void - at -Wasbiogton i -to give
an expiosslng of . t.heii•feelings ig,the•unttme.
ly loss of, and' tci.pay l a tribute of respect to,
the tneinnryptibeir late_tirotber officer, Capt.
Ilerndoi who wne lostik the Control itinerio'k
at whi c h the ftillowig'rebolitlieli'WeS Passel:
Reabtueil, - That it - nioniiimiiOt'he:ereaed at
the:Nava Aoidemior Aisnapaiis; commemo
rative of.:the oirounnitaneas of: hie death Tint.
only ne duo', to his memory,' but to incite to the
tn
eulatibh 4,f bie noble'Oondnot„ . ,
,- r , , r,
';''btiritii .l ihe
,liiiinfyetq, ending ;jun! 89th,
'the atnOuni of.'iili)lic, kiitite : nt 4 (4l was nearly
4;44B;(lo4`ticieti e .atuf the:reeelphOberofer;ne
rtrds 6f $70;6 - 09_,606 . .. .
~, t •
_,.. . ~,:.•
I ' •
Ordure baife kieb loaned from the.,N,avy TI A .,
pt'TitPlenif&ittiti . iiipprettlioT4qiie elopP•tof:
Wee Ail ii dittoing' to 'join the African squadron,.
Willinin 11;',OtilbJui;;OfSoutb Carolins,:-bns•
been aPpointect SeoroiarY . of ibe..,legatiett.. at
i'atikin , "pliett of O. jantiings Wise, .OA' Virg
ginia, resigned., '. ~,..,5 , ,
• 'Ttie Settlers' gonventiOn of celifornik:comii
poseif,of . it large .oleos of influential -men, batt
;nOinfnateit 'hilwaril 4itanly, the . Ropubiosa
catlldate, for Governor.., ;Tba_adealnisAration!
party Is Soigewhtit, weakened by ; the bitter.
'state. of . 1'3'0114: bstweep:,the - : Brotleriok and;
A -.(rifle: _thorn , As _app k e... q 4 a ttoe of,
Stoul,re, election, ,tilr.-,Stenly. Wes formerly
nitnegiber. of Congress from Nertly c'artilina. - .
•
The Washington correspondent,of :ttio New
York Tribune,, telegraphs that Col, Tbonias 11:_
Bet:ilea eclair:wee dangerenely ill, and hie e
ooveryie imprebable. This mill be ead, i , tel-.
ligennelto thamhole.oountryi. , ;
' In New Tor . k , the sieor,bing,teple, notwith.
elotniTtig the . finspolal peal°, le theieee of the
Central Americas. A beard preAperieneed 60.
gineere fl are new investigating — the Oheriee .
againet Mr. Ashby ) , the .enOneer.
theAitoainor Canada 6ae ariived.riith - dotn
to the '72'th inst.:
• Lettore froth Lidy.Prnolilin'eArctin ioxpp.
'dition, from Iliiiirs'.rivor, Oremlapd, says
The progress of the' expealtion exceeds
. all
expeotations.' • 1..
.fleiigions' riots Have reen renewed at Bel.
last, Irolanti„ The ltornan".Catholies had or..
ganizoci.an armed . 'club for, protection against
The Orange-men, and Abe government had ap
iioititeq a commiesion.to inqnire into the offaii..-
. Cep,tain Itoberte, convicted of the murder of
a sailor On board hitrship, wad hung at Lim , '
.poci on Oaturcitty:
. The two Mateicitneletect
on the oamo - charge, were ippitthl. •
The Pereians have evacuated, Herat.
There' is nething.tlater from India 4 The
total force 'of the English army there..and :en
route lea 87,060,m7in: It as, repofted — thitc,
England is about OPecnitpg recruiting offices in
-seroral of-the
---
he Mc;rnions had,rett their elath annual
conference in I?oniton. !The reports submiUed
.exhibited the foot tbetthele tenets Were mak.
Jog heaaWayigEtfgland.
The Emperor Ikiapoteen has lent X1,000.4te
a personal . contribUtipp to the, Indian relief
fund, and 006.,inte been contributed by the
• French Imperial Hoak:, • •
Mr.' Charle;Turner„ , one of , the best Mezz o : .
tint engravere ikat'Eoland Ina produced,ls
dead,•at the ,age of eigltty-thiree.•
Hon. Mr. North; *hp is shout to marry Mies
Crockett, the. Earl of Eglington'e etop-daugit
tor; has an uneuountbered estate, the annual
income of which is two hundred thousand
•
pounde a year.
• - Idioauteii the historian, who is about - to - be
'elevated to the
,pecrage„hi.now in hie fifty.
eighth year, , and a bachelor., Ilis' may be•
created& life peerage, and ig certainly& grace
ful Literature.. There is some
doubt whether Lord John Russell hill accept
. .thespeerage, ,whiott,,kie understood, has been
*fired , ; At the age:'of , and
with all hie
,cardi.i4ayed eut,.it was believed
thaehawouldhave.beeri,happy tole,. 4. hid
his head to the. cerpnet,'!.• (to use Sheridan's
*lord's,) bet, he , prohsbly cherishes a hope of
again entering the Cabinet—,a Agpe not likely
16 bo refilisedduriuk the dornioanoy of Lord
Palmeraton." . , ,
The,Stibject which ,Kossuth Inut, chosen for
hielec4iienin Glasgow is, , "The Finger of
4od in! is pry." ..•
"
.If hti (Wet. 000148 to this country to lecture,
•
ho mighi tako as tt, subject, hip own finger in
thepoWilgi thep . c.oplf t ; ' • •
LET Tllt PROM PHILADELPHIA.
2'hc Nonetarty .Cisiiis-The '"iiiu"''iin the
' fiatths-L,Exlnz'. Session of the , Legisrhrtitre
4hirti Street," Sharks'T on a "liips:pect
liity" Iver-2h4"jcle.!! of:(ktober l —CO in
' , • medeenient - cit Ae "0 1 /#,TicifF4titaif:l l . l .
„..atititic."" ' ' '''' '' ,
4 ,.., ~ i- ' PhitinammlA,„Oept."o, 1135 . /.
.Deart: lisiutt.piOue - 'cliy has-,been its Ili.
,tlMto of , effirtreimenf' 'exelteuient.einee Fridey
morning, in cdeeeqinkico of tireilaanoial . panie
which .has come so
,suddcoly ;epee Us.. • No .
other. snhjeit' le' : diseessed:. If' a person
..io
‘ found withl'sufhtilitit'attepidity fo hroich, any
other toide,l4 is IMniediately ruled!! out of
order."' ereon w aim prospeote,
_aye not
101 l the presihri Of ' l ' 4 ti.ied''' for weeks, dee
eaut upon the' present state 'of monetary af.•
lairs., with as latiefi emphasis' and 'aii . dity aa
-thitile hoeing:AlM most immense businese in
terests at stake.''',... '''-' ! ' t "''' ''-'''
Oa Friday .rniOniitiethe SuipeUelen of
Ilenk,of Pennsylvania Wes 'alliounoed. This
I.oeut,had , the effect to stait i - heary, !.;:if'll 4 '
. upon !di pe'one , ther : Banks 'Whieh . waa con
tiouee ;rift''vigor' throngliMit'thii .day. " Ti
h wee ' brought! telt , termination; on' . Siaiirdai'j
'Mei:44' ; hi•iiio itaiotileoidetit'Of ilar SeriOas
itao4e, that' they had cOncindad'ta''zlii epetife
payments' . ' ' '' • with. 'red l'ii''''t
in adlicrt.danoo • a , q u on , e . ,
that eireet, paSeed.at r e'inietfilgii A411'1 , 11041
4.16 ;MI the,preflotiti'avehing.' iiiiilMMedi-."
'tiii`, iiip!io: ofthsiuspensien'et. illeV. n{&' of
!I'ikAiYeYlyanisty is inderitdod , lO 3 bei tlit ;Salmi'
'ci . ' itieF'r l itsident, Mt. -Al lihon'e,' 41k6 7 iiiteilu
eel' . with' having; bleb! tOO'llberif In' e iifiPlitini
'4Cleskonal , frimidso With' ftti'dil if :Itle'''Peak:'
; i4ifiners l tol this effebibbakiiiis iti tlie;'gtiiii 4 eii; '
'AO jiiiiinkiii so LiVOli"rotl64l!li; 1;4 'kediiiiii' 41.4, •
s.
I 'iriiii, that the.lnstitution over whicii.heyre..
'sidee - sput neoutid.....lt is eilleiticir:.an good
i i
'emitiier4;' #fil'.lftufl:•*:'Alli, , ,bli:iiislrejlili!):4,'
Iliiii46;er Ihu)lii, I ffi4l4 fu.frA,4#9tkOmiteile
rii4rivitit4 21 itifilkniktaresl4( 4 ,l6,stiii
r
~.3.,.,......,,:.2..222, :•il ritj
' `'; 7 ` ;'''' '',' :',3, , ,-. 4 ''',1 , ;' , 1...1 1..1iv• .r 'LV ., t k i.:l k.'..:-,
!•: ;. v4 s',"':!-'!...'‘
FOREIGN NEWS.
COrrempoodence of herelloreld
pension, which alone bee been the cause of
the !. ktuanp,9ot4rispensiOn'et; thbath l A ,
Berths. — 11(4:_thtiLliink'STalhiWedientuljudg
meat and *bite iiketes i t as well • thsikse A)~
the community ta jTavel governed Abstraction
in the niattelthitilwintld, hastrOetnietwiii„,*
,
the PeniiiiyltS !CV 0 - Requisite ail.. 'Oh ti
a time when 4nkirnd inatitillalskOtitj q....
taally tiseistciliett i . : Aitei, ; :beffueeln.theria%
ant nervous sit .. 444 o thipub Isksititep*.tritteit
light, as air," create distrust, and *ant of con
futericie_assy_give rise_to_eyeu_s _worse state_ot ,
-;things.lhau-wcureAtt
gowever; it legratifying to sea tbe:gonfidenee
hicytb-day,animatek
,thaeotomanity; every
.
.bady-appeire to have faith in 'the ialveneyof
o alrthe lian k he and their ability to meot all lia
,ilitieeothetlier:o • .51
---The,-action-of-the 9overnor-in-calling-nn
teMirl f the Legislattiro, meet's with
'verecdtal%Vprobation, and it is getierally eon
--.eidere4-that,,eaoh-rellefirill--be.granted.ati
mw:l1I-elable T the 13,aeke:itc!-699,e-PAYPAfoller
; and proceed, with their,buelpess as heretofore.
4 ..; Itamediately, • tipop!the, eneounopmeot2of. the
,eitspeosioa, 004,141115 ofTenosylvania r l saw
1 11 °Teba eilaXkal with , P. oo keis
shiattrs t 7. whioh,lhey . gettevotmly of
f• fersl4 . 'exo4oge ,for , • !.Pamisylvattia,'!• at
eighty," but 8140i0OtirlyipgilltniMOUCI
:'„tck cbelieV,Do Oat 14, their dopes
vras,Fttat ,feerfall'y extensive.: I have the beet
re . asowe to believeall our-Batiks tehe , p,erfeets
I,Tsolreet, awl ad vise such of year i repders we
hold watee,„ pot ,M eiterifiees them.
!• noted the absenee,of eeyertil well known'Third
~, street gentry thie merrtiegi,an4 suipeotthey
ave,gene into t ',interior for the, purpose of
huying up the notes of our Banks,. Pillfare
of theip,and of the faleitiee they will.elraulate
ibe eolvenoylat,_the2 Philadelphia
Danko. .I quote from the bestauthority when
I ear; that'sto fears of lees steddhiedtertaitied
by holdertiat their acme.:
we have :met the crisis, iteatititaitcf
; denly, and will pass as it came. 'Nobody ap::
.pearaici be' eith‘r hurt or 'frightened, if I may
•
except thole who; for the peat three days;
• bare'viingregated.in the Vicinities of. our Sa
ying, Funds there; lengthened visages indica-
Brightly:are 'to bo - seed.' From What I hive
°Warred in thes6: troWda; I would imagine
the Teutonic phiz," to posstissadventagee
offer all others, in timers of elongation When
dollars are at Make. .
•We may new look for a 'reaction in move=
tars matters. The payments for October mid
November, .are comparatively - light, many of
.thenitzhave already been liquidated and the'
remainder 'will 'be promptly met erhen , ilue.-
Og-thie• point I speak from - knowledge:- On
the 4th' of October; more' paper will be at the
tender nreinietrof Notaries than over beforei'
buvfrout that day, the records will shnWlight
paymeuts.and an easy money. market.
Oa Wednesday, I bad the' pleasure of at
.t ending the .voinmeneement - atAhe • Oakland
Female. Institute, at Norrietowit. The eater-
Ohms Chewed the:pupilsin have reached:ade
gree of educational exoellente rarefy attained ,
in - modern seminaries. The • valediolori:wati
delivered by ll;Reeder; withale:
garmaand . effect, •It whe an admirable-com
position, abounding in fine eentiment and tip
propritto euggestions._ -The:grailuittes were:
Misses, Margaret B;.Kjle, Sallie A. James,
Sallie ..1.-Eills;_Emma 11.
_Reeder
Blue, Emma L. Lyle, Mary A Dunlap; 'Jelit
'netts M. Smith, 'ploy W. Schenk, - Annie&
Hartshorne, Sarah E. hitirniece; and..Luaia.
W. mi i,oltell; • This. institution poeiessei=so7.
parlor advantages, for the thorough educe.
— tibn - of - young ladies, and 'commends itself to
, £lio favorable notice of parents. , •
Jutott,_omit_nty usual_ pity bniletini_ihe
• .financial panic, is• now the question, and as I
:,haie no desire to render toyielf an oddity by
• discussing other subjects, I will eon by sta
,. ; ling that at
,a meeting of the Bank Presidents
this afternobn, it wail resolved to receive the
Potete,Of„ the Rank of • Penneybiania, at current
junds.., This action settles, beyond a doubt, the'
solvriugy a the Bank. .
Yours,
...gown ant) tumuli 3ltatters.
Meteorologlealjteipleter for the Week
Ending September 2Sth, .1857.
.1857. I Tttuo- I Rain. I Remarks.
- ,T+q-, on* I I
Tuesday. 62 00 . .
Wednesday. 58 00 : .80
...T.ikursdai. 68 00
Ftiday.' 50 00
Saturday. 65 00
Sunday: 70 . 00
,Menday. . 62 00
Weekly 62 00 :30 --
.Miien. I
• - I
• * The degree of heat'in the above register
le the daily average of three ohiervatione.
'Ds_ We cdttho attention of:oui read
to the-letter-of-our:-Pltilatielphio, Correa
potident, on the preeept financial . penis. Ac
141Lbusiness connoxionclie exaluOjel7 wittiin
' e or PhOatielphia, , h is ,
i'l3l;ica pm t ihat ,übjeot, !is ex
l eattie4rP s "
. -
ICI_
PlondaY,hist, the Jews
~;
.; ty,l4et,
,ehferyed .., trte attuiversary, or Kipotor t: 'er„day
of atonemeut i by arititl, fast, ,atut prayer-.for
the rorrtlieness of aln.
. Some of us Gentiles bere t obserta the an
niversary of keep poor, all the year round;
evecially, when we 'have .!nary. a.red..!
Our readers will elnlarie 'that ,h r.
rlardman Physioian for:diesi;ea or the, lunge,
Attrottt atsti 7 hitart, proftission
, „Itlty:!?n,rititty 99,9hi11 ,.16 tb. , lavalida Who
• wish, to opneult yak will lied trim atilt° oßion
, atop . : o att.!! ct• „ ' ; •• •
VALtI4.IILE Pingeft„TreCaPitalistas
.!end Rthe're will find in this number of the Irer'
.. _plg p ,ap advirAisement..9(seyersllaluable ferule'.
nelorTenient distance from town;' which will'
L b Pt49 r e 4 ,. !I 4 F ll . ) lie;Belei•orLthe 224 of October
nex,tltl Joft yirt D,atton,4oe.snessrs. Armstrong
„and Jtobert,,Nohle,, ineluding" valuable
husipeas stenti opposite thc.Manalon , ,House.
1, „Joseph D: Delbert, offers at private oale, the
coroer t progeny; opposite the Carlisle 'Deposit
lleet,noi °coupled by hinsse a grotieristiiie:
„iiS a hoe opening for alai one wielitif
`0'411 . 1 in -the, tnerointile huskies/Y.44441h'
I Wtop , ,4 1 /I!)_.offer'at:pnblie'ssilit;'ohtTliae)
Bi,ltostOotoberlii.lirge , knitnintif istit- 1 1
na4 7 e atookAniirntungatentolo 'For &hie , '
3,1
vi } efe 'tee dverttsement in anot hor•
dart n sherilisrLstiicaStif ChnuAlr
13rsittotitie to the heirs andlegal repreeenta 7
:tires of Peier,Andriew late ofleheteiol.Contiiy
, deel. TalioalflidonfeAColideettisi4,Thraithi
Simi grassaeet ; end
f,r, at thoirratore 7tla, Market Phila. And Eihrom
1 * R P * QiretiONYilkli 0 nduoid titer'
l,t •
• d et:
ttl!' • 77 '• -
r .4'11.453
•
.
.
141
tt
I -----Wurrx. , Helm. _A cAvi. y. 7 ---o%.lllgt'
0..04141v ) . 14 3 ,4 . k-hat id* oc - 11,t.
edifies the ibition of th - talon -f: this
flogfiehtng titorion; unde( th , e
_, .4? .;
. I.ititf. A Depict\ The pratrttiatep 41,101!.
infittio aid Ibialogues4ptinike4l with',
ii.
IFllia ssyl ,t inanneVnl , 4eltkthotroy4
101. 1 — _ ii! igted in=ziOt oilli.rer4 I
ifeetell'great .- difniio ----
' - itiiiitVillie"'
ittetheir .minTtlbad- re ceiited that training
which alone, tends to the devcloPment - of"ln='
Jeneo4and-produeee-men. - 77--
We were not.onli interested, but were en
tertained and inattuoted, and we hare not yet
got . ",done laughing .at.the "Nervous 'slenee:
viiiiitinttoubles, we tan still See , Ir9ots .
.at theStc '
'tab- ..alit-Kr;nor_ejapa,l(
Thiftlialogues were certainly well performed
• The characters were ,ao 'well 'sustained, thytt
.. t.ti:thectator,LingLOmyvAs,,uot.,:listetting4o.
regular,atage, performers. The music was
- produced - tirtheltudeptSTWOhenet them to,
be skilled on the ?lido and Violin. The songs
were well executed. It is very evident that
— consi:dentble attention and care is given to the
cultivat - ion
We are . sorry - that.circumstances were such
as to.compelint tho
--exereires, ealrvyttliold, by,Ootup . Sbsotjudgeti
that vee lost the beet part of the performances:
We thought the,ftret part excellent, but if the
second. was bettet : ;thirYbiltilt: gentlemen . have;
great cause •for seitiOttira' jtdition. At
. the
close of the iieretses,:Air. Coleman in' a very;
nest speepressintedlis_befialt:bf,liii fellow-1
students alitididme 'to V . • • •• - •
o atruclor, Mr. Nuking,. tc which he responded
in a .very.appropriaijn manner:' There is aye
cation thiereortd!Of :Noiember; when
the next session will Comtniiaeunder very fa
vorable, anspiiie: TbOie . hiring sone to odu.
nate, can place.dhent „under M - 1141inger's
cartc, wita.the utmost cciifidei;cie; , dictt• they
will be trained ap the !Cue Tali •of knowl
edge.
AN OtrrfteGlL: 7 :We understand that
on last. Friday evenlng,,a mob of-. boys colleo;•
tad in the•collcge *nip! 'otrith the si:Owed in
• temion of beating one :.of the pupils in' the.
Grammar School '
,-' Mr. - Helsey" Of the' senior,
Alas, iii'college, nupipnaing" thu r tioYii merely
came up to. amuse' ihemselves, - commenced to
play with tilt:twit he Gyinitisikm, when one
of-them drew a db./attire and attempted to cut
a rope, and on being:prurented,...tbreatened to
cutlfuleey himself Smmediately after Wards
the boys commenced a g I attack on him
with stones, wounding Min severely in tholead
and face. --AW-Hulsey; unwilling to-get into
a conflict with boy., returned to his. room and
tiont.fOrs physician to dress Me injeriep.
Some of the boya.are.known 'and will probe
•hly havito answer for such : an unpardonable
outrage.
LEoTtiAEs:— A. Committee ' of .the
,
Union Fire . Coinpanyotre making arrange_
remits to Procure a regniafconree pritiltiV
Lectures, ditringthe winter for the 'benefit, of
the Company. .yfe hope they , may. succeed;
the genre° hat winter was:very attractive, and
efferis will be made to make the present course .
even more so-44 the season adiances, we
- shall be aide io give fuller information en the
.
subject..
401.. Art your. Lungs Daciised, and would
jclu bii ouned; do - 11ot iilloti'yoUraelf. to. be ex..
peril:dented upon; but try a tcmedy.tbat hap
prova itaelf.worthy of. yoUr confidence. We
refer- to Dr. Wistar'a,Ballani of Wild Cherry.
flur *DM MAR;
We clip thefolloi!icifrore the Boston Cour
ier of Aug. 20. ,„ ' • •
, ' TIME New MUSIC STORE 'OP: OLiVER:DATIIO6
'8:Co. The old mind of Messrs. Oliver Dition
at. No, I ls' Weehingiou street., so long
occupied by'thuit firm" for the canting on of
their extenaive music publiehing businetts, has
jean been vacated, and 'the firin2MW 'eeeMPY,
No
. 27T • Widebiegio - n — street. one of the beet'
arranged-and Ancattnitaly-flitnished-stores-in -
the city. - •
The building is' • new granite structure, hi
stories in height; built by Mr..Ditson expressly
for the ulster hie 011 M firm. , the busineft'of
which will require the whole of the cam:dons'
Cocrom Joi
&Ccp - i - bliitt more new
music !ben_ tuty,ether Inn lathe United States
and the stook they keep .en • hand appitail to
tie unliptitedin,quantity 1111111
The Arstiloor of the buildieg is devoted
, to
the retail trade:, -The attelvee of-this itpart
ment are filled with sheetvnisio in greatquirii-'
tities,And arranged in ouch a 'manner that
any desired piece may easily be found. The
besement of the store le:used-for the storege
of sheet music. A large fire-proof 'vault -in'
this room contains the - engraved plates tram
which the music-is printed. The , apartments
above the, first door as for the wholesale bust:
'nese of the firm, .the sttiond and third stories
being constituted into pianoforte ealeWooms.
The uppermost story , is the printipg office,'
ancbcontainsnumernus premiss for the printing
of sheet multi°. Tbroughont , tbe more every ,
convenience. that is rteededeeetits to be sup.
It will be seen from this, that this enterpri
eing:firm are . prepered fureish - ,ruusleou
the moit a'dvantageottelerms.: ityen arrange-,
rnerd made Withibeei:Vre will have the plea
ears of laying befere our reeders smoi,mOntitr
ly, . a list' or idetr
, with
short conimeite.' tivide' iquaylat (deed,
whose judgmeit Oil' . be relied tipouCes ,
::I'll Untie! foil Tlieo
sail' 4.0 itighi`," . from same.
brilliant Terieliene tkrin
hiverkiette - itiraiiie4 for the piitei •bz Chas:
Gram. ' `" ' "4 - •
• 1 .1. Maenedielin *men La Neuveirtiltalie,7
.arranged (vibe Ain° by .1. li. Duteinoy:
. The style orcilittpiiettlen `excellent aqd well
worthy the iractiie 'e!titedium perteitriere.
Polka." Thieviiiiii'fioiti
"'Chaplet of Pearls," arranged ler the piano
hy, Adolph-lienishieb;
pieces, well suited to the eapaoiir of jrintiut.
Tetfotisers Delreonte* and Tid'g'llle."
from" Lee retie» abenetii" 'by :fir Z feller:
These duetie, »Sy ofeieeuila' l 4
of ii'simple style, and-well bolted In beginners.
' , §ieters • Now Our • Belisle' ninon
This, is tt teekidioineduett
peuTotied hrE. - Ives;le.' there le'. S'itileintlee
sweetness running throUSh 'ft' Well 'Suited es'
sn.socompeniinentionutuisn't
I !!:Leou3;Glide, - ,en the ILite." . tV 'benefit - tit
leqCree,tereeroieee,..fenin the!mßocjek tit
:ette,!! tip Stephen Glower. The words are
E.,-,Onrienter.Aind , thelttyle
Aloltingigtd , griOnit ,,, The 1)1040'16.'6f denirld=
frethlejertiV.h,-zanhi
134 '' '."
. • 9"ok tum •. 4
. Biptiiiiber;uainbe?jiiieiiri; 'l""l4lthe
Yr°4*(.*Oblkillied
jitt :SCAoot.
14"r,k 4 40 irui4i;e3...
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• :.•I‘9lTC4l*r"#•..Telipi"'"4llllld4
•
iTir! •
. , .11
.11 td T4.:0 c,l
• .
saw music.
-, ..
~,;111171starite.„11.4iam of.l4l.4l.l..Vhiliirpr,
MiS_grealsysnsdy ftn• .0 04k1SUIIIPTION and
' ~..._1 - all'aher diseases
~ ornhe .Filmo:'#
....--
...; .- 1:
. 1 . ?tor, Organs.
~ - 1" h" gr ter,, 0... One of .sej "dffsniir2ry Ma
lilglier it: : 414
. 14 salaam. of qlla_p,olio,
; i skrid , oo ID : 11:ip pr tiribuli)lfe •theklpublio: RIP! .
!tile to btt:!upbeed oti.byklbe epiiions:imiti;
tiens'Thcipoini., -..i.leeigntng,i4,,,pholiest---
- •` . . - fili: ----- oIV -- "'" -37 .4 ''''. ".... •. . .
,A OW that tWe preparation is 'well known to' •
be o more ' °nixie . cure •• for_.incipient --CON--
, GUMPTION,' ASTill'if A;i L I .1&-B 12.-C 0-BEI -
- PLAINT, ' COUGIIB, BRONCIVTIS, and all . '
similar affections,• than 'any other r&mody
known, there are found those ..so 'villianotiely
*licked Get° concoct a spurious, and perhaps
a piiumnous mixture, and try to palm It or as •_
the'genufne Balsam. , "7:' •
,77 Th's i: - , --- , tien-fbeabWs-and - the' public .•
-goner ly against purchasing -any other than -.-
that having the written.eignature of li,,I3UTTB
•-itikthe outside wrapper . s
.. `., , •,.1 :• . ;.'., i .
Preparect only by SiT,a, IY. FL.I34LX -SG% CO..
, BOIDOW - 9411eicli; Vii/OID ill' or ders should be •
addreiscd, and far sale ;by: the! r,agenti. i
CARIfpLE, PRODVDE,F MARKET.
.[REPORTED 1D)1. TUE HERALD.]
• .CA/1,181.1,41Y.1344.44Y tHeIHPPINH 13 , 1867 ;
n
otri.Siiperfinikper 6,60
••••do' Extra; • do , •• . 6;75
• . Family • :do ' • - 6th,
4,60,
%Tsar Par bsifMl - - 1,80
lisp • • do: , • • 'go •
~ 1,20
Apt, • • do •80
toth
6e o • - • 70
04 •
_ .
do 1-4441;;44-'4,-1/4
=I
:Wrztrxit- B4iLet.'
•, ' BAIMINORIC 113A-URIGT.
•".'
' 3 4ptp. R; 857.:
~....,
„Fx,ouis,i pal:ram), • r • , DO
None offering for'shipping. '
Extra family y• ?" r• 75Cyr 00
-nye Floor, , , ,
.O.
earn; • 1 " . 8 '6604 .00
,best white per bushel, 126 itryt
. 60
Trine rod*rheai, • • aa
irje;•'Obt • .:.oao
Poratc..- - • : 788
• Cloterseed r por bushel, • " ;7.'„P,9011 DD
", •
•
)v, 00,D; AIR • .i.p&§TOlC4Mr.i.'r•-•"PrOf.,
wciria, the rbriMined di'liCorere*roechwitiviilaalde
hale
itectorative, still rtmtinues, to, labor, 111,1whalf of the
*filleted. • - . ; • •
Ills medicines aro univereally admitted by the Ante.Aran press to be far superior to all others for causing
'the hair on thp- aged- that InulLbeep: slivered for Many
- years, to - grow forth with as muctrtiger'and ininriance
as when bletmed with the advantages of youth.
• There ^um be no doubt that it is one of the icreateit
discoverien In the-medical - workb --- It - ,restorta . r e
iMk: —
n trolly gray hair to its original, eolor,un& mikes It AM
sumo a beautiful aliky. texture, _which . bas been 'vary
deiliable In all ages of the - world.—St. Louis Morning
set - DR.,
recommended to the Plibilc,'relyhig upon Ito
Intriesie excellence to serum, itfavor. - •
For all Billow attacks, It may hotruly and rarely re.
lied upon an being folly capable of removing_ the dls
eases for which it la.reconiroendedi and, for giving tons_
and vigor to the general aFateln. -
Itx qualitie e have been 'fillliteated In a long prite
tice,:by tho proprietor. Through . the urgent solicits.
Bona of many, whcOutve booh induced to place It be.
fore the public; For all Bilious Derangements, Sick
ileadarh. Chronic Mambo* Habitual Costivencra, DI -
lioue Chollc, Dyeptipala,frafuln the Stomach and Bow
els, Chilferal Debility, FemaleWeakrioas de. '
„ „ ..
For solo by druggiate-general/Y. - • -
• ,
BATS', BOADHES, BED . Blm, , pisgoill,
"Costar's". Bat, Hooch . ; &c. Eitenninetor• !'footer's" Bed But; Exterminator"; "Coker's'', BleArlo Powder,
for- Ants,-Inieets, 'ic., (the-only lntallblo Reinedies
known.). • .
Costar.;
be
by mall, prepaid, a
addressx
of the Rat,' Roach, be. Extenninatnr- to anyin
the United States, on the receipt Of $l; 'or the:l:trot-tie.
POwder for. 6.)e. (the Bed Bug Ex.,.belng a can
not be scut by mall.) . -
• iiiir . Tostar" fitrnish' Druggists, Dealers, and
Sture.keeiers, a $lO Sample Package of his various pre.
paretlons (assorted) with Circulars, Byte Postern, he.,
on receipt of $5, (leai-ing balance" of $5 tine when sold)
In order that.t. they may test their merits, '
is„...See Advertisement.. For Circulars, he. , l '
---Addreso-.-0081'411,'1,N0.,38$ Broadway,-NA,.
pi t 4 s
..
On the• 20th !not., WI mum OWEIM,-,infant, eon of
Navel D. and Merry- A - . Smith, aged fourteen months.
De haitgene tubiratiatigid, • . • .
- •
••\ , . And on hie altilisanipw,.•': -- • • ' ':'
• - A diadem of glory
. • • In shining brightly now;
• And ',di the harpe r of heaven .. - •
In myriad tones rejoice,
For 'mid the citorati atmgeters- . .
There hi another voice.
•In• this borough,,on • the 20th instant, WILLIAM C.
IIUTTON . non of. John - and Ann -Hutton, aged four
Sears an tbur mouths. . •
r Here lien • rose—a budding.tope,.' •• -•
•-• ~ • Violated before Its bloom,. • • .•
Whose Innoctriee-dld aweeteiaelolleh.', • •
' • Beyond t.tutt flower', pit/fume.
• To those Who for lila loss are grlsied i
This consolation's glren
Ifs'* from a world 'or woo
And blborneka roan In louvren..
.. • .
" In tails borough, on Monday morning lest, Rot. SIL•
. L l a.M - ARM B T I tObII I I3IIAIIAIIIi - hilhVanth year onto
ago.
em ilbOer tis enieMs
T O'INYALIDS.-DILHARDMAN, , .
Ii t tIYSICIAN:'' #61.11101.
=swot. the L ung e, Th. oat, and Iteart—former),* LhY - '
olden to the Cincinnati Marine Hospital, also to Inva...
lice Retreat; •and author of "Lettere to Member of the Loudon Medical tiociety.of'Obeervatinn,
and Editor of the •• Medical Stethoscope," may he eon:.
suited at liter's Motel in Harrisburg., October 14th '.nd
16th--at the Mansion Yonne IN CARLISLE On Friday, '
October 16th, and at the blontimmery•llouse in•Charp-,
lierebtirg on Saturdey, October 17th. _ • •
Dr. Hardman treats' ConsuMption, Bronclitle,' loth.
• mic,Larryngittis, and all diseases of the thnigt. aqd • .
lunge, by medical Inhalation, lately used in the arbun
ton liospitid, London. The
.grcat point In . the beak
went of all human maladies le to get et the abiliaa In•.• ,•
the .dira•t manner. All mediclues•are esdithiledhl
their action upon tliS organ requiringlrelier, 'This ti
the important fact upon which Inhelation is.hasor, if •
the etomieh diseased - we tete medicine directly Into
the stOmaitiL. If tholtings are diseased, hrenthocirlio.
hale medicated vapor. directly into theLlungt Medi.
' cineilare the antidotes ti disease -and should' be Applied ,
tO -the 'very seat of diselso: Inhalatlon,- le the,POSlta'
tion of this pririelphifelthd4hatincontof the' lungs, dir -
dt•glyee no direct aectaii'to titbits Intricate alt cent and •
tithes ,veldoli. Ile-Put of. reach of eteasther_tucanapf_
avoi other diseasert ofi.the intigeyhavellihriitoforeg•-
feilated•itii treattnin't hiii bemuse theyhad never
been approached in a direcLinanoer by medicine. They'
wire inteided to AEC uti,tltt Nog e and yet
;piled to thlribinitch. Thelf.nition was Intended to 1. •
Week ,antbjet' theY'Were ixduilnlateret4 that they
ARIOUId aet.eotistitutfonellY. eip'ending immediate and
,priorkpal Action upon the unoffendiug stomp ci w,b1114 .
*ttle.'egml ulcers within the - !until Torii ,up pirated.
,Inalation brings the media=; iddireor, t giq with _ • .
the disease, without the disadvantage of an flit
• eatititit rlte...aoollottion ichshigtde tbatit
'
P. 1 9.1e14 by YOUniceet, heap - tor feeblest . '
demi Itiot derebge he atgaite.h, or Wolfere .in itheleast_
I dearetrwith.the Stringth„ comfort, or. bttelness pf 1b...,„ ;
patie nt. OTHEß DISEASES - iIIEATED.—In relation to the '
• following sUsesties, either when complicated with' Icing
affeenons or exting slop, I also, invite consultation.... ,
1. usually fin d em propptly curable. -, • ~, • . •
Prolapaiii and ell other. Kornis
o r female toutplfintO,'
atietrweatiastia. ;.
relpitattlion and 'othir,th.rocnot Ifealt Disease, - Idner
toinealnt Ifyiktela, =dal' other disease. of atolcuit•b
spa c
' All diseatee of 4bieyeeinctipar, t NaMvilgia, , Epileitay;
and alltformoofaeryOne ;411seue.. No - charge con . '
•
"It'"9n.
ReptBo:
. 1111LMAN b D • •
. MI L I CcrS.T4
I '" Lthiqiiiiaribers""iiia.now '
• iglodd dials" r
rjoyteme ... Clcinitierlatid 'Coutley with the. •
beet quality of tout fcir Amity
nap, at clia following reduced rateaLlVe • ,eillb fell beat
roke
[ bn lindagg mid from Lykes. aMley,Lancaster col.
bacciust mouptallo.,Biiorti apoutitalui
••••-
dler, Sunbury lIVIOt per tan; all ra•-• • •
screened shit delitiw•bil' to any part of the borough.
Alma coal et the yard.for /3.25 and Eat'
bilid.si-filM; all klaqaalumbpn, ebeapor '
au Isle, field. litl; 'd . IIOYFICII. I • •
MEI
•
PUBLIC :.;
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VALUABLE STOCK. .,.Np,
TEE
will itellon;,TEWElSDAYtihe Ilth• der et October,
7titt th.ifitn on which , Robert Noble polder ozi:the
tIOUIA ,t.W,Tiplkb.laie:milir $164 ik.,itiqf lit 0, t),90111. .
doe dery'fing AIX MOLIC TltAtd; qflaYge leen, goOtt,
Loondttlan audonelfOUltalOLlti , kll3!.l',:nelnqhtaitne„,
'l) : l .il w leo el ;lf i rhat . fite rAti lirood PM.P°m Ateree '' ,l...wc ' goo d Fmroo l ffone*" . .':: .2*
About nicrY READ.Cr oowomuntsag, in }MG, , „
ATTLY4a taros; lota tPlotighli Ilayiner*Cultteatqia,
Ra, threqor, (quo Waspensi•new Threidarittlhtehh% ottq ; :t •
,Wind
11,4*NY:id .
One ppm qua Sleigh, ilerne..rfioutth•
'ehtlety of other articles, brdap i thu:etoeh,
,inte4
4rise,l:
- Tonna pade•known on day °fealty
o .413SIWIT , W.P.ttriNON;; - .
'•,'• • ,•,,,Altornapluthel loot &Ilk ,„, „.
alita§o, 45i. • • •
QR,SXLE 04 RENT.
PlANClitt4lre 0 , it the 116.141 an t
' ' II itSIPP I O I4 In g o; Ore t;
L.
6;60
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