(Carlisle I)tralb. y • CELit,G;.S.TaEWY . A.• WEDNESDAY NOV—:10, 1858 PENIrSYL Irsi.r.t . A. SS:" • ' •IN THE .NAME . AND BY THE . ' AUTHORITY OF TOE COM MONWp LTII. 'OF PENN' A WILIAM,' F. PACICEIt, == M I 3 Z_ ~t- 1 ROCL-A3LAI.ITM-, FELLOW CITIZENS :'- The goodness of God to us as tr,peoplii calls for our public dclinowledgment. tutd our grid e ful praise. The past and the present are crowd ed With Ills blessings Nothing has occurred . ,to imperil the principles of civil and religious - liberty upon which our Government- is based or to interfere with its' harmonious opcnitions in all its departments: We are pt peace with all foreign nations, and the noise of violence 44is unheard within our borders. W bile • ali en • joy perfect fl•Wdoin of opinion,' the genial in ' Hammes of our' free hstittitions. and the Mild • „ epirit -If our holy religionlnre more:and more uniting uS in one brotherhood. 'Our educe . ,tional institutions are diffusing iniebigenael among- the. masses of our citizens, inducing% higher appreciation' of their privileges. and a ' • sonic-localities the pestilence., has prevailed our country at 'l.lge'llas enjoyed: unusual .bealth, and ,we are blest with an. abundance of ' nil the necessaries and the ,clonforts of life.. Our industrial 'pursuits are fast recovering from the torpor itiducea by the recent tinnu cittl embarrassments; confidence is being 're stored, and' business is assuming its wonted activity Mercies crown all our relations in • life and the hopes.of it gloriourta ty , VtaitTro'Clieeratr blesswerrhearr ---- t7 - .I'Ventpted'by-thy-own -convictions-of-duty. and in conformity with the express wishes of many of my fellow citizens. I. , Packer, Governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl VIM ia. Do hereby'appoint Thursday the • eighteenth day 0 - Norenther next, to be observed -as-a day of generitl Thanksgiving and Prager, and recommend to all our people that setting - aside on that day all worldly pursuits: they _ assemble, in their respective places of . worship • and unite in offering .thanks to God for His • goodness, imploring his graCious forgiveness. and the continuance or Ilis mercies. • And • while our hearts throb with gratitude to God - for His unnumbered blessings, let tt liberal charity be — extended to all 'Maim' Whom have . been laid the burdens of misfortune and :wont. , GIVEN tinder toy hand, and the $ of - tho - State. at Ilarrisburg. this TWenty- eighth day of .October, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty vu eight. Ruda the t.'ffmnion'wealth the eighty third • 13Y THE GOVERNOR„ WM • M. 'MESTER,- Secietary of the Commonwealth WHAT THE picomt WART Previone - to the election. a Democrntic pnper. in attempting to sum up tke..,Tood works" of ' — the'illneluntatcAdmiubitration, asks the ques tion, "What more o•the people - want?" The National Intelligencer m tnt toned a - few.Tofithe things which the' people want" very much, • but as they have waited in vain to receive them from the Democratic party, they seem deter mined now to "reach tip" and take them.. - The people want an end put to t•ectionnl agi tation..as wel in its causes as effects,' They want just_ . and adequate protection awarded to Amerienn , lndustry. , , They want a judicious system of internal improvements, itistead of the present partial. and spasmodic legislation of Congress. • They want the public lands carefully•hus banded, it• their proceeds cannot be equally distributed. They want a remedy applied to the abuses connected:with the,di,penSation of the public patronage—abuses which provoke complaint from the, party Which first inaugurated the spoils era" in pol:tics. They want an economical administration of the government as well in the collection as in thedisburseMent of its revenues. They, want the Executiv power restrained within its Rodent restrictiii • They want the Judie* j .both State and Federal, reapected alike ror the purity and in dependence of its decisions. They.want no more "delusions and decep tions," growing out of ambiguous legislation fifferevect to the Territories, or other topics of national concbrn. • They want the - Federal Leeisligurt governed more by the felt necessities of the country, and less by the exigencies of party. These •• wants" will prove to be the rich fruits growing out of the recent triumph of the PEOPLE. over the power and patronage of an unscrupulous party. Statement of the tears leburg Batik November 2:, 185 S ASSETS. Loans and - 18i25,889 74 Stock of the Commonwealth 80,81,i5 Specie, • ~,1,07 418 IS United States Treasury notes F Due by other banks, SF4B, - 763 Notes of other bang s 18,285 ..—..-1 67,61 62 Stock. (a preoent market value,) SI to 0 Bonds. do 6 600 Reid &Mao ' 1 1.6110 LIABILITIES Circulation Dcpomits, '— Due to othor;banks, DANA DIN:II;iNDEI The following named 'country banks have just announced 4 per ceid dividends, namely : —Bank of Pittsburg. 'Ex change Bank of Pittsburg, Mechanics' Bank, Pittsburg, Citiens' Bank, Pittsburgh, Alla (Eliony"'Unk, Alleprlietiy,'!..ljarri,burg Bank. Lancaster Comity Bank. Carlisle Deposit: Bank Farmers and Mechanics' Bank, Easton. The moron City Bank,-Pittsburg. announces per cent, and the Fatmiers ; Bank or Lancaster $1 BO per share. PETZBIWN'S COUNMIFKIT DETECITOR AND BANK Norm lasi is corrected by Drexel & Co 'the - well known Bankers and Brokers, and is the beat Detector of Counterfeit or Altered • Notes, published in this country. The Nn vembei number. hal this day. hilly describ• ee EigPy-six New Couneerfeile and 'conlains famaimile engraving of a bogus flank Note that being altered to various Baas all over _the:country, and-which is-beitig-ptit-into-exvi • tensive circulation. It' also contains • several pages of _other , .valuablo_ information, of Aeircry thing appertaining to Bank Note's. We have r, nu hesitation in pronouncing it the mostcom plete, reliable and hest publication of the kind in the United States. It, should be in the •hands of every. storekee'Per in-rite whole coun try. and we would advise all such to sutid One Dollar in a iettei; rok , it Year's SubsrriPtiati. to the publishers, and lbws subscribe for it at , once." It is Ritblished.,by 'l'. 11,, Peterson & -Zrothers; No SOU Chestnut 'Sireet Idany*ho autfoir : frent . Ifeadaoho 'and Nor'; VOUS Debility are noi.aivarntlint thereat cause .ir t , =la insuulees , . is n deranged elate of the olion?aohe and digestivO funclions. The'pxy'- genated liiiiera are peenliarky ddit'ided•te the ournef these symptution , .. THE NOVEMBEIi ELECTIONS Tlm-Administration Parly:_" squandered' in all = __The_ll — eittodratiu-watchwordltur4c-AN Bitt:ex," in 1856, has becomlill - 4 attil.Break in 1858. Ptinnsylvaliia: the na ire Stikte•of the President repudiated his polley i hn the se cond Tuesday of Oct ober:and t hr signa) firrs. which then heralded. forth the triumph of . the People, front every of the old /ity- Ono.; sic still blazing'fortite.'xiciiiries Of No venilier, in oilier States. , Oa Tuesday list, elections. were held . for Nleinbern tit' Congress and State'Oflicertrin New York, New Jersey, Maissachusotti3, Michigan, Illinois, Wiscausin, "and' lh hiwiiirC;; in which, with thebaro exception of litile oelswath, the ./ 14ItainWrat ion a . the .-Fityorite Sint:* liatt been effectually - "Tyleriieil"'by the - .. - sobcrsectind thought" of - tile PEOPLE. . ' . latet an& most reliable sources of informs , tion bn the subject. In this.Statti, the election wiw for Governor, State Legislature, Members of Congresit,' The reported majorities, from every county in the State, foot up nsfollows For. Morgan,_ Republican,L Parker. (LucolUco,) 'lorgan's Tap), ity,. ,21,681 Last year, the Democrats carried the State by 18.000. .• Fur members of Cengrqes the result is etitl more gratifying. The Republicans bare car ried 27 memberi out of 38." The.lower ['Ouse of the L'egislaturo.•as as heard from stathl;4, Opposition, Ti, Democrats, 25, and 2ii districts to hear (rota The election in New Jersey, waft for Mein be'rs of Cougreits, Legislature,.anil county of ficers. Di- the Menthe]s of Congress. the Ito: path:jeans have sleeted three, and •he anti- Lecompton Democratic Iwo: thus Making "clean sweep" over the Ilitchanan*Democrecy. The complexion of the Legi,lature indicates the election of an anti-Lecompton U: States Sitater. Tlie first *dud sebatid - Congresitional districts of Michigan are still in.doubt, bur the returns look Iroivardolic Revd) iton 'candidatein the first district, wits datested.. Aot, the First Congressional . Blitrict, George B. Cooper, Dent..-is elecied by about 100 majority over' llon. 11'illiam .1. Howard, itep:,:the pri.aent member " • . The result in the Fourth District is iiitlotibt.: From present' indications, the Legislature stands . • Sitlite—Republicans.. 22 Democrats, 10' ilhusc .do 40 do, __ , , The whole Republican S to Ticket is elected by frotii - 0,00 , to 10,000 majority In'this State: the election was for Governor. Members of Congress, Menittgs of . 14 Legis haulm, &c. : ---The candidates for Governor: were • Banks, Republican. Beach, Democrat and Law rence, meriean. The returns front all but fifteen towns:And - up hanks, 65.091; Reach, 36.13111; Lawrence I 1 1122. The total vote this year is I 13 Bb2;last year it was 1311 6..:11. Banks maim ity this year is 111.800; last yeast it was 23.2111. The American vote is not one atilt] of }flint it was in 114/i7, while the Demo cratic vote is 'larger by nboin. 5, 1 10 t/. The meMbers of ongtess--twelve in number—are all Republienus.- The pouncil eight in pant her, is also .':unapimously Republican, The &male is reported to stand 37 Republicans to 3 Denoer;tts. The (louse is also latvly Re publican. The returns from the first Congressional .distriet. of 'Wisconsin . are coMplete. and John F 'Porter, Republican, has a majority of over 300 " llilwaukir, (VOL,. 'returns from ihe th!rd Congressional district, as turns hemid from, show a majority of 3:'5 in favor of Clots Ltrrtloo .the Democratic candidate. Five counties are yet to be heard from, which, in 186 gave a Republican majority of 1200. In the second Congressional district. as far ns heard from. C C. Washburne,.:the Re-pub lican candidate is 2266 ahead 'The eleCtion in this State was for State of ficers-andlletabers—orCetigress but the ex cit itiriartivatot between Lincoln and Douglass, in a struggle . for the United $1 rtes Senator ship, gavd additional importance to the Illinois election. In the distriCting of the State, Doug lass had the atlyannige over Lincoln; hence. he will be re-elected to' the• Senate having so cured a majority of the Legislature, Ott - joint ballot, of six . pr eight, while Lincoln has.over 50111.) of the popular majority. The Republican -State tioket is elected by' 611110 majority. $918,931 10 $370,06 . 0 . 84. - 4•45 67 -- 41 640 47 $593,129 14 followitig Congressmen are elected: Fir•t .Wasitburite, Republi can, 85•10 majority. Second District—J F. Farnsworth, Repub lican 4,,ajority. • Thiril District -; Owen,Lovejoy, Republican, Wm majority. , Fourth District —William Kellogg; Republi can, 2000 majority. Filth District' Diane N. Morris, Douglass Dollloollll, 2000 ' Seventh District Robinson, Dciug lass Lleinporat 11400'wujority, , Eighth Distriet--Philip D. Foulke. Douglass Monocrat, LUUti trAjority. • . Ninth District r —Jolin A Logan, Douglass Donocrat tat un i ierity. The Douglass Deniociiits have a majority in the llou-e of live, and iu the genets of three. The.Adtninistrntion Note in the State is nut ;er 2500 !'! • DULA-WARE • . le the lest refuge of the, Lecomptou Demo try: They have elected their Governor, 'ember: of Ctiuires;. and a intsjOidiiiiii"iie . !gislatare, [ti's seeitri g a - Democratic U. t dm, Senator. Dox T t In the No miaow num of Peterson's Counterfeit Detector, - the fol 'wing Banks are set dovin. its ...Doubtful" •titisylvattia Hanks," Business men - and all 11°18 . 81,ot:1d refuse to reeeite their notes: Bank of Crawford l'otinly,, Meadville Central Bunk of Penusyliatiia; :11elioan Ceinnty Bank, Soißhrair Shitlflololl Bank,Bbamokin., ,Tioga Coitiiiy Bank. Tioga, .Warren County Bank, Narren. See ndrertfdemenf of Dr. SArzrol(p'e ,ver invigorairr lu rinoqier-colwaLu. Duvchoua ! NEW YORK 69.701 8./.0•29- =fl 111A$SAC II USETTS WISCONSIN ILLINOIS . . , . . . I, •A c A PTE It HIP 111 1 11 l 110 . 11I' " r .... . . .. .. Those nt'holove to "sup on horrors.' 'may . j Qi , 011)11 4110 : i have ti.'euvfeit now from .tlin - newrpapers. . Every . mail ,brings us sickening accounts of bloody tradgetlieti enacted in'atir larger cities Alm result in most. ease; of debauchery and drutikennet-s.' ,• Ilitt a short tithe ago. Francis A— Gouldy • son .i- of Francis Gimitly of New Ytrk. lad some disagreement' .witli., ids 110110 WILD-41vgged hips wilh improperly spending- Ids motley. - . the young. loan I dired to his remit. and after divest ilig_hintself-of Lis_coat:rind_bOoto_seized. ~„__t 'r . a hatcheushed in hitt father's room, and rThAT - T6Wilurifrt triiiiiiitlitwirrhei-tlicti-ratt-tois morlier-,13 - fiCinifiThirlit'sitilliel and clenit-her a.IIINIVy blew with the hatchet. She screamed ino spiling up. and he repeated' the blew twice , when she lell'heavily ti) the floor; break lug down the netting as she fell , The murderer !ken passed nymph the hall bed room where his twolirothttrsvlePt They had both gotten up, bearing the-noise. and he shtick each a murderous blow •on . the head wttli the saMe hatchet he' had used upon his father and ntoiliCr Ile lett- them both pros- It ate and coveredd - with blood, and pfts:ed 'On to the stairs audascended to the IWO floor. The opqrtinents on the third lloor,were odou rtied`by Elms°lf. his lister Mary nod 'the two . ':;The sitry4fieliktr itiord the noise 44 d_w. ere_ in. t oltnlLoLlite.n . pper. fl 00rL1113.-;he went up sitars. t" 110 imnietlintely nttncked thetit with the en 1110 . 111nd Itniehyt,,proptentitig. ench with a t:riglittuflAnyolpen.tho.hettti,,,,),:,„. Jhn•y, hearing the struggle snd sci.eanis of the' servnnts, 'opened het: door, and looking out, - sow the-girls-covered-with:hlond; but' did not recognize her brothe. 'Believing it to be' n•burglnr, she locked her door and remained -initeriroom-and-finally:opened-,her-window and called-for tissisiance.- -lletbre the-Pnlice. could Ibree an en!, once, the Assassin - had re.' treated to his own I'oom nod with n pistol, blew his own brains out Air. GtMltly nod one oNbe.servnta' girls, are not expected to survive, and'the'ut hers- are still in a. critical. sit nation' Coo dy was one of the •'fits! young .11'cn " of Ndw York who i.penil their nights is podding al d dis-ipation. and this is the result. One night last 'week a fellow living in a disreputable part of Southwark . . Philadelphia, — attempted Ao foieelin - ettouttee inte - the.chatM" her yvhoni 'jealOtur;• 'Finding' the door locked,'• he clambered to the roof- lind thought to get into the room by go ing down the chimney , , he got into the wt ong fine however. aud.became Wedged in too tight. that he cold neither 'get up or down. and ',mothered to death On the same. night,-ma miter abandoned woman, milli whom t h e de ceased lived,.•drt.wited herself to escape his _lirtuality'lltehaving threatened to till he'r.. • Ott the - :111th tilt three fast ourg men named Charles -Cook, Witt. Seitc•r - ti d tttit • Swill,•of•Climintiati. - so,ns of weltflty -anti . re: npecttthle_eilizegn. entered n house of ill•fluile; anti coiilmeitced •• a quaivet, with a woman. named - Kum ileaurea._ Seiler threw her on the floor and inflicted twelve kick, on her head breasf•nifintidy. Ale did not. however sot.- ceed in„redliciog her ul n state of in emibility, for site still struggled with him • find contriVed once more to. regale- her feet' when she al to-eked him with fury, and vrate-gettiitg—the better of hint. At this litne,-..C00k. who •led si t far been a qUiel spectator."ritSlied forward, and with the exclamation ..,..Neve'r. Mind Bill, I II master her," he canglit - tlie - Wretclied victimliy , the throat and endeavored to elsoke hoe; she. however,, succeeded in slipping front his'grasp and stooping.' picked from the floor a heavy. earthermware spittoon; with which she aimed a lielivy bloW ni' his head but twice ,filed hitting hint. Cook still fn'hewed' her up when n third effort. shivered the spittoon ma his forehead, inflicting a severe 'wound She then - made towards - tho- door, and about !hit; time Seiler • left the room 'exclaiming "Cook, kill her, kill the d-d • —." Swift also left at the same limo. Before Kale could succeed jit effecting her mctipe. Cook • who hod drawn a formidable knife front his panta loons pocket again had bold of her, anti in a -second Afterwath•ds lie plunged it -into her side' between the efEeentli anti twelfth ribs. - which latter was partially cut, fti l blade also enter. ing the lungs, which prnsed..4he immediate cause of her death. She fell to the floor bathed in her bitted. the sanguinary evidence of which hadylentifully besprinkled the murderer. who having replaced' the fatal weapon ji pocket stood gazing upon the prostrate woman. his countenance, betraying thee innate fear an , horror lie felt at his own act In 'llallimore,•on last Fridayrening, l'olice Officer Robert M Rigdon. was MID tiered wink peaceably standing in his own house.. Rigdon was a principal witness against Henry' Otto brill who was convicted of murder in the first degree, for the murder ot I'olice officer Ben tbri, ffien.bn was killed by Gnmbrill.because he had been a Witness against his brother. who_waS tried and convicted for incendiarisur: and now Rigdon has bmit. murdered by some lumbars of the same.lawleSS gang. for 'giving' lia s . I estimou against Glinffirill. When the alarm wig given, two mete were seen to run from the 'Muse, one of them was "ptirsued by the police and arrested; he gave Ins name a , Peter Corrie, and having turned States evi dencp. stated in his examination that he stood at the alley and that his companion, Marion Crop, went hack and did the deed. Crop was nlao arre,ted, and both • have been committed to jail; Crop charged with the murder, and Corrie ns an. accessory. We regret to add that Marion Crop is'a tm ; tive of Carlisle. Ills father, when a residetd of this place, was a worthy citizen, and we sincerely sympathize with hint in the atllictom brought upon hint in his old age. by the out ragenits conduct of his son.. • KR EP TI1:'Bove; AT I I iMlC.—Street education is proverbially bad. There . atve many assceiations; or rather bodies \of young men in our borough. who !mum the. streets arms 'night.. - to detriment of their own morals. and those with whom they are brought in von tact. Our ttreets are 'filled. nightly, with U. States soldiers, mtinr of . whom are well supplied with cheap whiskey, and they drink and carouse froth dark until after midnight; - Their example and companionship exert a most dideteidous . iniluenee upon the habits of the boys . and young mon It is the duly of - every parent-t o - keep his . -sommt -home- in-the evening. The way to do thus iS . to ma% a home -nurritiveilan'there - are indeed -few whoduive• yet learned that art. • Pen tolyi rinila Foreign A ppoininiessi• • The Wnsliington correspoutlentol the Ppad, gives the following list of appointments 60111 Pennsylvania iu the iliplonnithi endcoimultir service. . , Miller • Englund'll7,soo I'. N. MOW; See. Le ration England . 2.025 Ben?, Moran, Aunt, See. Leg'n • Kngletuid 1,800 VC. B. Ceed China •' • 12.000 F. Ileeleu,.Pee. Legation • _ _lOOO 511N1BTh1tB REM DENT. - A uptrla Neundor J. O. JOllllB • C. It Iluelluildir J, (Mauldin'. 17 Coneuls . . ' - $101,9 - 5 In this :itettnoh oft he public dervice Pentelyi vanis .seente tolhve her sharo. • lEEE Aletearologleol.flefOoter for the Week lending IV*%. ualrer #lll, 1808 1858..• L Theinro- 1 Itain,l Remarks., : Tuesday. 50 00 -/ • --'. ''. 1 Wednesday. 47 00. -- Rain. 1 _Thurstl4-- 44-410- - --• —bs Itnin. -- Friday 48 00 :• '—• Rain. ' 1 '...., I Bittrinvity. - 741r00 . It Sunday.,., 4l Oil Monday... 40 011.1 " , llNckly 151111 1.15 Mean.. • ..57110 &min or bent In Illy Illm , yo rngimier in the 111111 dverNO di Orel, otnervln bm x. GTPIN A STIC ASSOCIATION This As chulloll WilS fully orgettized on the 18th of 1(.4 month, by the election of tile fol lowing gentlemen ns.•officers for the present IMMI I' '8 P. Iltimrieli 'Esl. • .• • -AllOl4l mg . ., • Secret .11interi It NleCart Hey. '7'returprer F. • AI. jr. COll -L. NI. Nlyers .1. Ap-iltinirieli,•J The truittli`er hi - limited to tlaitty.• and all op 'plic:ditins inentberehipprostfie Joade_to_the Executive,,,Connuittee. The third story of In huffs new building has heett i frited up for the use of the Association, and,Pnntainsll VOHIOLy of machinery for strengthening the lungs,. muscles. So. ; to Allis will be added, also, a Funding ilint and they intend, by 'next spring. to e!ganize n cricl : et club, so OH • to, be ready to • take the field." for exercise in the open. air. WII6II the • weatlipijs suitable. , . The results of such nefrocintions. 'illicit pro perly conducted. are 'so beneficial to the moral as well as physical training of young men.. that it is surprising they have not been in op e, ntionhpirg ;Igo By such 11101111 N. the health is btMetited the system more fully developed, mint the . poier.of tinduranceinereased: • young men arC - brougla fogi•tlier incloser compan ionship:Ma frilittali4hipa are farmed flnn last, throttA Ilre.while. at the same time. they are wit lake irti. in a great mea,ure, from . many. teteptations 'areoften ruiuou4 to health and reputation. • The members of this Astuiciation are among pur )linst ,active end intelligent ,young men, and they Lava organized Under sui..:h\l'avortilde auspices that we uniy cul•ely edie entire success. . • Tar:_ .1 (A ri,LY_Etr Eit.-311 Thia 'new enterprize is now under full head: wty and" hope the . _Praqtrietors will soon begin .to realize* protitalde return for the largo invitstment i n tece,sary Wpm it in etliciiint :operatimi. They ate, manufadittring large quantities-of fine cap and jotter paper embra cing/ill LIM varieties to.be found id . market:. atul of a quality far superior in text finish, to much that*we have seen from other establishmenfo.-This is partly owing to 'the fact that thelfountaiti Springs on which this milt _is - situationiflinTit - better water the nr;nu fact ure.of fine paper. than nay other streams in this sect itukof the tmuntry.and:are excelled by none. Dealers in Carlisle and vieinity, may now obtain their supplies at hoton.,and avoid the delay aptl—espeuse-of-"sendlog—to7 EMOIV E. t 'II btu - IL-70a new/ church is rapidly approaching completion and will be cletlietcted to the service of God, on next Sabbath. The plan of the building is ndmirn hle. The first, story or basement, is, divided into a large roOnc't or the Sabbath School, a Preacher's ,Indy find I wreinss-rooms ; the en transes to which, are front the vestibule The wirdieinte - room. is reached by two winding flu lids of stairs opening on a plat foin, from which other stitirways lead to a commodious glittery at the west end. for the, choir. The main body of the cliiirch wi 1 'seat about eight hundred persons. The pews, which are very . wide and comfortabffi are divided into three sections, by passages,leatlitig Non] the en- tr •nce (loots to the altar The pulpit is a model of neatness and is ftitishitcl in imitation of black walnut. The walls are beautifully fres coed, the recess back of the pulpit. being!au imitation of pit oaken screen, with' crimson damask curtains; on each side of tiv pulpit. are.tablets. one of which contains the Lords l'royer and the Creed, and Mthe other the Deco ... topic. The mode of lighting the church, is entirely new here and, quite an improvement on'the old play : They have dispensed with chandelier, rind wall brackets consequently there' ore no glaring lights between the speaker 111111 111141T01‘.11q0 ; the chinteli being illuminn tea nbo e. try means of two circular brackets in t ceiling, each .containing fifteen homers, and fitted with reflectors. The effect is exceed ingly gratefid to eye. and yet the light is so 13111 , 14 alirll?eqh that persons may read print in arty part of it. In short. the church in its general plan. - aridtini.h. reflects great ere it on the tittntletnen ; who "'projected it. as . well as the .wohikitien who have carried out the plan adoptial, by the building committee. The dedic.itury services on next Sabbath w . ll be as follows Rev. .liThn McClintock. D. o' St Patti a M. E. church, New York. wit preach at mk ti clock. in the forenoon, Re , . 11. 11 Ridgway of Ifigh Street church Baltimore. at 3 : . ciclock * hi the_-afternoon, and lle.Kendree •Reily 1). D. of Christ church, Pittsburg, tit 7 o'clock in the evening.' NoVEMB It ta t u.—court comniolieed on Monday last sad as usual brought a large number of peopM front the rural - districts as' suitors, jurors and witnesses. There is not much criminal bu-iness'ou the °slender and. the court, for thus. week, will probably get through by Thursday. Next week will ho ap psopriated to the trial of cases in the Common TOE LECluitE St:Asurki.—Tho lecture Henson is fast approitoking. nay,,is afroady . here. and as yet — we have heard of no arrange menta having-benit-made. for-t he delivOry..of it iierie . 4 of km 'wog . in Carlisle during the com ing. winter—Aleietofore,. the .-menshera-or.t ho Union Fre Company linvo atttu:ded to the mat ter, hind we presinne they will do so this sea son. If so,.it is: high iimO ihey were making, the necessary arrangements . Come, gentle men, be expeditious: • - 11 r IF - you:want:3 hantioolin3 "hat:go to Koilera opposite °it! . office mist the neat het egd befit in town lie keeps a .firat-yaie itseortitieht- of bokte strut 'ehoett—lie tier forhie the fent of .!nthirig.botifTeittie - nteet" brat 'ten•liag to,tho ettretteiiel. 0,000 7.800 7.800 , ..'OYRt 1- Its,..l'lliioe who arefoiliVilfgood ► .. . oyattla. will tia4 , ‘ appp 4 ly at wiy.taneri - Res. .turtitit; uiiillo` Itiirkholtiers !tote!: His Abao vapt. bay OYetere, , nre among the thanit we have ,vFriaatati..3,;-Gla'au r ti try them: • ' - r• - ' . 09 728 82.2 g) 01.11•QUMBERLAND."—lhia-iild., Preto the Saw Ante t . W.. • . TE , XAK AIL OS THE and vigilant Fire Company which has for so .- , • Pit.ol.llTiEtt.• •, • • many 'years 'been foremost in protecting the Exitrt! weal. • 'propqrty of our citizens, propose holding a Cilasp.near irtchita Village. tics 18.8. FAIR. in Education 11011,,t uuuucucing Ou•the- I . CAPTAitt —7l have the honor to male the fel: • ithh of December neat.' The "Cumberiondu ; lomong . report .of the; operations of thy . certainly deservUs a ronsing•benelii."' ntiniti since the, tilt., the Vote 'iny lasi . ' report. 'rite stockade work. in pillgte•s of ' , construcliOn at that dote was 'completed en second of the viinism !the , 4 lb, anti preparations were being Made rental° iietninary. tinder the (Erection of 1l re, be move towards the Canadian live.. the tel CLARK, will continence an %tenthly next. lowing mottling.\dhmi tutu omy Indian spies came an anti repro ted n large Camatiche cutup , FOR TII4 0,R1,1r1.% 111:1011.D. • • : .near the Witchita Village. about ninety miles forni,,con,.l hail all the snores, dratighi moles ' 'i'nan'e ,8 nut o.‘l il c 'hie to the Ten•iVe enclosures. and twitched fur this point Natters( °unto a beggar on horstdatek'and hewill Jr. Sti7ity on g:Virilliffle innTto • men ; they have no idea of • hiding theirpowrr .Qnatict a bushel." We' are a law labiding eiti; zen; wemburn and bred,in this ancient town; have walked tie rtreets at, all times; passed . . nli kinds• or persons and - never received , insult tram u living soul until Saturday even ing last,. It is. not. necessary for no to write n detail. of thweirciunstances,dbut Sultkie it to any, tint we bone ulwitys been 'that we hell ik right to pose .along our streets - Inmate:AM when we net - he n'gentletostn. /1114 we iutcud to do, so whenever it ,ffits our con veniettee But when our totals notioor ties will - make n Innn . Coputhf of it Pluto!. who loot' his to. to in nit the beiit e.ticens and caws the whole of Iris (molten) , to bu'llis ; gusted with.his rudeness we Iltiolt it tone, to „ . draw the titillation. of the community ttiFthe • fact. and 'know whether, such thittO et:e tit be 6:Aerated IVlty:iiot waken good 1141 n Captain of the Patrol Y Cie us goOd men for a pa trot—peaceable 111011 -110 r 11 would-he• lighting aetAt Jeen. and peace ;mid quiet will •reign thnualchont the whole town. ...A word to the ' witmis ' A CITIZEN. . , • • :Ma----lineron— ,2 l , lle-lettures-of-thislady-have : been etilogiFed in ninny of the public journals. We have not had the pleasure or heat in g . any ' of theirs ; hit we have, had several conversh - firsts with - that lady 'on the subject or ntedi tine • and find her to he'eminently qualified to treat that class of distat-es which she proposes tri Balla:take. Mims SEARS has an advantage over Physicians generally' in having directed all her talent. for the bralltree or tour years, to the stmly cdanalndieS peculiar to fetnales.•_ These disea-es ore far more rrequent and common than is generally supposed. It has beets said by II Physician who ran.eil'azoong the lii4.lle,t, in the. loge in which he lied: Proper arrant sedum tntttier`gland est." -Now 16,4 lia-trae.-fas it- most -tprotredly what a cost 11111111'110C must . -that organ exert over the female eoloa it lit hat 7. hence — . liefe" are, tn•my wtw•s of !do -'nestt and declining licalt w:licli arise , I'voin it Prim. di-nyder, antkat the sometime witltotit.mymitt mita sufficiently mark ea tO.icad an ~ r aittary practising plkszsician In sualiect it. 'while•one whnee Illilld is engaged On this brunet, or the prore.l-inn exclusively will-setanat—irerer,- JeCYiiied. .%1e would, •in a most since nail friendly spirit. advise .our fiiir Asters of 11411101011 to consult Miss . ."jaiirs..wlion they lisvi.the confident that she is able to ittrord them relio Some per-otos. fr•on prOttdice and habit. oh ject to rental.• physiCblns-zi - tut we feel that mom-ladies- woulq -greatly--prefer - to y cull cult All /1111 e telltale practitioner -such' as th holy in question. • In our opinion. her vivit pereeption, strong reasoning thcolties, "um high tottainntents, ;will. ere tong: crown lie laudable efforts in the cause of humanity with distinction and entitiencein the profession she has chosen, and Widen - she i 8 .140 well titiolilied to adorn. • - :\11.:111CUS. PlNfir - MintMO L ATEItt: -. 1111. SA 'a - Stier - 1. Tv.'..c %B . "- 11S- the Atitherof • A - Strity Yankee. &c. nee large volunte r -cloth. 11- luvtrat ed - Price *1 25. We have received from T B. Peterson & 1106 Chestnut street. Philadelphia. an ' advance copy, of the above new and splendid work; and have arisen from its, perusal with — feelings - of — gand — nnt oTerylroirl: -- The et orr, ler , are token from life, and are; told with. A grotesque humor. so appropriate to the re gion where they are placed. We . ,prophecy that this book will do more towards cheering the .desponding, than. oily physician a inedi• cine; and we would say to all. buy's copy at the nearest brad( store. or enclostl a dollar and a quarter to the publishers We would here say, that all deniers And strangers visiting the city of Philadelphia, are imited to call antl.examine their large siook °Omitting ample' supplies in every branch ni literature, and tiny persons wishing any thing from thplitlitive only to enclose what moonlit of matey they choose. ant order what they wish, and.they. will receive them at once car.We cell the attention of cur renders te, the Proveettle of the llonu , Journal for As aFa'anily Newspaper, reflecting the 'detest literary talent, and the most refined and gala ta.te, ft is without rival in Ads inun. try. and as the popular editors, Mona's' St WI kus, offer new attractions for the next vol . ume, subscribers should send in their names early .tx32l, Leaving my camp on the "Four Lakes, ' at aft' past six A. the 3111, our tonic lay long the mitegin et a lake tor about three tiles. and thence for two mile, offer a broken country thinly scattered. with. fillies; alien emerging wt to the open prairie the hostile Indians were disetiVered about three lid es to our right 1111,1 in ,advance intertirgzspidly along the skirt of the wood-, apparently will 'the view or Intercepting our line of march be fore we should reaeil the 11111ber. After 1111'- 111 g and closing up one lung vies train,.l moved forward ltila soon hound thatthe Accre: , setting tire 4.6 the glass at vomit*. pout iii front nod tin my right Ilium. Captain Keyes wits now directed to advance three lit biscuit' ponies deployed as skirmishers to the akd right till, order was promp.6 obeyed and Laptam 0' d with company K Ltuutuwuu lilt, - son , ivith -cumin' fly Ml--and- Lieutenant lee with company, A. 3d artillery, wet') thrown forward: - At the same time- Captain Hardie company G. Third artillery, Wild ueployed to the lets, an I thu nitwit zers under Lient. 1% hit e. sup• ported by company E. Ninth infantry, unite' Capt. Winder,. w re advanced to the hoe ui . skirmisheis The. tying now becalm . ° busk: on both sides, the ludiausiii tacking uoiu Bent and on both thinks. -qui; tires eh the . pratrie nearly en% Ulu ped us, and was rapidly approach ing our troops imi'l the pack tram. Nut a women° Was Co be lost; I oedema the advance The skirmishers, the' howitzers and the first squndtym of dragoons, under Brevet Major Grier .dashed go lenity through the roan-tag flames. and the Indians were driven to _seek shelter in the iciest 'Mad nicks. As soon as a suitable position could he obtained, the howit zers, under B tulle opened tire with audio; the lailiatis•'were agalii routed Iron' their cover. closely pursuett.by our skirmishers. anal followed by Grier; with his tirittatlrou leading' At this time our pack iraiii . was concentrated . as 1114011 us possible. mid guarded by Captain Dent, Ninth infantry, with his company. It . • - I Lieut. Davidsom - FiriitdillgoUllig tlOlll NEW Music FROM 01.1VEll DITSON & piny, F. and Lieut. ime. fliirdi artillery. IVAstitsuriis-Bramer BosroN.— .•Ailantic Tele- t i f, c o m p any -, B advancing.. The train graph" grand march and quick step cimiposed bore off to the right. which threw Ord and Ty by George hews. it brilliant and attractive ler, with their skinatishers to the lett A heavy body of Indians had concentrated on piece -and-as it ls - sufliciently - v o irconi our left • wnen our whole line move.* ifidekly - hiend itself to youdg performers. Ino doubt An d fir i ng bevm0g ,,,,,,,..10,,.. igh . - become-popular , •I 'out Mastrirs Express T.ain Gdllop" by W I . Ty or, and the howitzers tinder White, sop. Dressler. a PieCO havingeonsiderable same- (ported by' Whitler, with Gregg s troop&rdra goons following in the •tear. waiting for a to ness hrtiugliout: yet rather pleasing and novel I vorableopporiunity to inake dash . thole in its character; nut dilliehlt. •.. I . . same ;jibe Gibson with company gdilli.tillery Song wlllidaLiVerds" from "Piano Forte I drove the !Julians on the right front, 'Au open Album" by Allred Jae% this stray thought.j prairie here intervening. payer Grier. pa s se& froni fhb young and aclobrtilmt .I.skirinislieri-witli.hi, own ,Wind Lieut .Fonder _ _ troops, and charged the Indians, snug two appreciated, for its graceful rind Pt.)Z. NEAT CL/11 ERS AND thjwin g -t4 Y le- f - and - monding ihrem r Our • alo ha hue and ' 0 sA cantle. Stilt'VElig. Ala,holat euxottomut .' • The,..Popular Qitatirilles"'iy.Jllllllls I iniin advaticod driving-the .. ••. 0.4 her ht.tvco, Ittrolx. lemtle,•Slawl tide popular dittice-musie,_arranied in ' good style, over:rocks and through rovilies, our poilll'et Just navieed,:mia tar anent very tow prie r s a t With itll the tteciiessary direetions. • I dirmition Zeiving beeitolianged'io the might: •slisdp Ugrdwey. st.ro at ' Ens t . II Wi ll tire t. e l t i tti A r l d tr ea 6 e N , •• The Merry from ~ 1 11outpiet of Du- • Capt. Ord found hint elf alone. with his cloth tilts" StePlion Glover, lielmitningfindetTee. pithy oil the extreme left or Alio 'skirmishers, I. Nov: it) Ms ; ;.• - fa tive duets for n Soprano and Tenor' voice, and . opposed•by 11. but, o number of the enemy; !' - • • : ' 'air full 'of life 'and gitielY n d eharaot erist to of they were ga Ila t 6 , , charged Ord..,' !Elie r! per the words:' : ' • ' hunt driven succe,ssively,'ltoin three high tidbit , bort. to tit on 'hood ili.tt aro I roj.stio to • ' infi. nolo itod.oliorus,:‘vvoyds and romdi w they- 11,1,1'1 a ken •r" rage,- Copt tin wanuastme to taeeralf lothtiles of one vrti irtfitirsidy • music bsqlt. N, Thompson •• Mit oh ....111 ..pitraukd. the aPpreticlibtg - 1 ." 1,0 6 v ILsCet'• •. Dfle"•&e, n 6otiltltch and' timieldrig theiraith ocetipied the lull think. lit this ;• 70; _ t ,„, , full cif foolhig' . • moveinent'Capt; Ord w a s, assisted by : Captain ' . • . • sr. rig. Kleist .44u4. arol clousie,ll . paps. In looking over the and sketches of our exchange ppers,, we find that no work is so 'generally copied from, ns •• Iluus,•hu'd Wards," einulticted by Charles Dickens, the popular, author of the `• Pickwick Papers." !klichalas Niekelity," Sc. This is thi . ; best' evidence of ins high literary character, and .Q refer those who agree with.us on . the subject, to the Prospectus in another column. Ca.anSttS New IV imit.v LINE ow BArtu Slim -It is 41 4 ,,ftt1i0 form of- very large size. and.for thirtraphical.benuty excels tinyihing of the, kind We have ever seen. The heading is a l'ljiAnimitation ors lihe of bottle ship, under f sail. making Boston barber, while in the distance is a bird's eye yiew Of the city on the right of this. resting .upon a pedestal, is the gOddess ofJustiee. and on the left 'is the, goddess of Lits.lty , bet Wean IlleSe, surroznd ing the vessel is the ornathental title of the. now.iihrel. The insideboi der is unique and novel in its appearance and the' ; who e is cur tainly n.graceful specimen of taste and The illustrations nit) profus'e and well execu.: tad, and Mr. Gleason has exhibited great met and talent in producing a sheet so elegant and complete in all its departments ,We sty sue- JBB to the noble ship and her gallant com modore • A. Winch, 320 Chest nut street Phil•tdelphia who is agent, for the Bailie Shp, will supply subscribers and, the trade at the earliest nw• meld, .1 Ei;i roit DHSS 11. E. SN.ARS, 111.. =I 133M1= with four companies of c .valry aT t ifFlidi o n al lies . After making a tOrcid worth of ninety odd miles iit thirty-eight hours- during the lust part of which we were cmulnunusly in the saddle for sixteen and a' half hoar-, including the clangs and pursuit we arrived at this camp nit the morning of the Ast inat I Ind heetiin hopes of reaching a point in -close proximity to the enetny„before.l:llight,' and had made di-int:MMus, tor tin attack, has, ell on information received trom the spie.; hut tip daybreak came upon us some three or four 'miles otr.and. I found theta very inaccurate in their information'. lmoved the companien• up coltunit, , with intervals of a hundred yards. and moved. in the direction' in widen the comp was said to he: instrualons to the l:nptains to deploy at'atchargt; whenev er it, WA M seen overt lie crest of the Ildls in ad t. datuto-of-us,—After-anarching - with this tor —, motion almut two miles at an increased 'gait, the sound of theNcharge camp - fruni towards.. the left, and„in amoment the whole command poured doivn into the enemy's comp in the most gallant style, and we 511011 fpund Mu-sel ves engaged on a warmly :defended :battle-, livid. - Therti-,being.many-ravines in and . ithout- the ea m p hat oh .trueted the easy: petition of cavalry, and gave good shelter to the lodiams. it was more than an. hour iteh'we they were entirely - beaten - nut - or tics - troyed rAlu ring WilfiCiF time,Ther.e, were ! _many !bloody_ hand•to hand engagements bath,, on the part a the otlicersi sand islets The fri wily. Indians I ordered, on approaching. dip camp to stampede the aid- nods and get 16'011 oiti or theway order they effectually carried out. Thu Dela Ware and Citildoes also entered into the tight with the troops. and dill effective serq . ce, copes itt ty in the'skirmishing the heigitherine hitt • autdravines. We have gailted a complete and di,ci•ive victory over the enemy. filly-ate .warriors .are left dead on the field, and it i. presumed Iliat many ore l y ing in the vicinity. its . many were 110111)110So 1110111111 y wounded, but enali'ed to escape 1111 Iheir horses f flint I Ile --Ilow.nrany were wounded is not known. over 'three hundred' annuals. wet e ciitiatired about 'line •Ittitplred awl .twenty . lodges were horned. ',heir supply orllllllllll nition, coo. ing...oftensils. clothing. :dressed skins, corn" sub.+.stettce•stores.'were all destroyed or 21pproprimed Itillte command. Tho-e who escaped did Hi. Wit II the scanty clothing they had oii and their arms, Mill making is lett fo'ricirti the rite or their camp Jim Ate ashes and the dead. __l regret that have to report that two,ln-_ Tlion women were accidentally killed in the bat tle:- -thei... - dresses only concealed. not,indi cat ed their,-sex. Two. W.chitit Indiaits were tumidentallY killed, being in the Comanche comp', number orludimus has [Wen va riously .estimated at 1113m:three -to five hun dred I think - there were over four hundred," The victory hits not twilit:veil Without ass on our side. •Lictit.t.,nelititt Van youtp one of the !toter promising - and gallant young Oa= certi of our egiment 'owl' the service at large fell - pierced :throligh the heart by tin arrow whilst charging the 'enemy it comp mid died .lo3 the brave - tilono should die lit his loss we feel sky victory to be it 'dear binight one .The following is a list. of.the killed and wounded, mrfurnished air by the captains: . • •• ! Coliyany --it minded Brevet' Nlajor Earl V7iti Do. n severely; Corporal Joseph. P. l'aylor, dangerously . • Compatty 7 Wounded, Private Smith It:nkleY. •• Company , --Killed. Privates Peter Ma gar and Jacob Eckard; missing, (supposed to . be killed) Private Ilcitry lloivord : -wounded. Sergeanre. - 13:-McCle lyrtitreporal' Bishop Gordon, slightly: bugler .l Arbogast, slightly: private C C. Alexonder severely. •• P Company--Wounded. tit;rgearit . J. E.• Garrisott. mortally, (since dead;; privates 0. C. Entery nod t. McNamara. - severely; and private W. Prank slightly Mr. .1 T. Ward. sutler to 'lie cotnnotnd. tunl Mr S. Ross in charge'of the friendly Indians were also woonded--the termer slightly, and the latter quite severe y regrefthat toy wounds have prevented my writing this report at an easier date. I have request ed• !.font Lowe. at Fort Belknap, to copy this, and send it.to you in proper form. I ant, sir, relit reap cffully. your obedient servant, EMU. N'AN DORN, BreVet Maj. Captain Second Cavalry. RATTLE. TII k; SVC/KAN PLAINS \V A. TIIs.RI I Op Y. ' • COL ‘s'riglit, 9th Infantry, rifts tyttnemitted to the %V t. Department ot Nashington an otti cial account or the bottle with the Itationo by the ibraei under his conithillld. Olt t lie.' rah 101 September. The Indians numbered about ithl warrioa We quote from Cul ‘Vright's report. 'W , nder and Lieut. Gibson and White, who fol. • lawed into the'woods after him. loviag forward toward§ the 'Spoken river, the: Indians still in. front, Mews. Ihrie and lloWard with company Ii .11fird a hiltery,were thrown out 01, the right flank and insiantly cleared the'way, it continuous light for seven . hours over, a distance of - Iburteed miles, wd encamped .en the banks of the Spe- . ", kan the troops -exhausted by a long and fa , tigning mitten of twenty-five miles- without water,•llll,l tor two-thirds of the_tl stance un..,!' , t• I - d,ii fine. The battle was' won, tivo chiefs. and two,brot hers of the and Garry. was killed. • ,beside, many of lesser note,either:-killed-W . Wittlidinf A.kindVrovidenee again protected • us; although at , many times_.the-hailtLflow---5.,----- audstast4ltrougirminifiiktr, yet, eh range_-- to 8, Iv• WeittuLbut_one - niatrutiglifry — W-Min i l et L alloribi the the highest pleasure to bear witness to the zeal. energy. perseverance' ' and gallantry ,displayed 14 the officers and men during this protracted battle Et ripm• her of.olliecrs are here honorably nientioned ''by named ' puling-the battle if chief was killed, and on - .his body was thiand the pistol .of the lamented • Gaston who fell ip the altair49.l.l'Licutenant• Colohul Slept cc in -May last. • - ,ASigned)' G. wilimiT.• ca. 9,11 Infantry, Commanding Officer. UM like liter , other form of to hiters., the bunion stein I. 'Nide. zwca 1. 1,0,0 • Cl Ihn. leis cate,ed by the more repel Ili that of tit, WOO eteLlg..:lllla. With Wallet! he widen, °ring to Oast o It or the•hol,i th • coreupt ninth, Whiell ixdaeJly °pinned to health.' !Moe,. the good .nod had konork• . ore alt wnr w Ito each other, and tile commotion _ rdlows ean-.6s ti•ooranid-hiqrl'lle niprows of tevrr ViteettaSt e tongued, dlilloulthrea eyeeigtill rived hear}, iinzioty. %haling • nn.l yetwohieg Alter...L c ths of ham anal fsr,d After Which the patient c f palt.s In the head and back. great thirst, ." Intones and riders Whillecsa hoot the shooed]. and sometimes v MU hotter.. hr s Indian t I.ht ere acknowledged to In it letkengthing_ and, - delighttul ilWine of all Mods of liwers. 'I hey int unlY clause the eloninch and boo els trot,, all hillous matter. hot the, 41111 the eXeref r. t eetiels_ thelli to pour e 'pious ellusions - froiti the 1.10. d Into the iireht:atter a Well the corrupted I,loos M tlfeeWll.ellt by hie adore] reatago-oetlie I ody. All that Is required lo urgent lever. will he to tete large' Ili -$~o In ord .r to bait. then, up,, ate thomuzblv 14 , the bon -tote from-t hrer - telive - i — nightlithirolining. - until the . . fever oottreli disappears. After •4,111 IWO let ur ever('. evening. until. well.-tit.ll on - will - ler renvineett, — ; — tiott. this is the I•est say to eheeg trier. bemuse . tiny drive vitt all I .11,unnultion. Mid restore the hody to n' . station: sound health. Arid the id, oil anti other will. lie so 111 , nm:111y purified that dis,ease ill any rural will utterly imposall le: . Dr.' Morse's Intibut 1.001 pills am by all dealers in Medicines. • • 4• 11.0 wr rho from sun to sun, • Dot I VIIOIIIII . N wr rk Is timer dano.' • The PI pert•mvi. n( every wife and nu thee elves evi 4enee of the • ruth..f tha Fill'filsllmheuelfvutioundrd with numerous hulls df humanity I.h-owing into math- ' Idly. and 00e guar . ..salve earex Ine - en•lr it year var vs pe, hmrrx n , ee.satiaa In 01 till. except , when she xlernx--and no awaking her uneenslne out avuln It is a shame nod elisainee b. human ea. tute_thal tbkhansa lona4Ten 1...radii...11 - hut we fl Udew that deliveravre is al hand!. ,The lii•redurth n of - limrven lotio'n's •oolor Mooldrr famillea ham 'awn attended ie Ith tiio duet happy reauP hnuxer eepers t i Inen it respite from 111,1. Ittle.rs. doing heir one luV 10 lose term n tin elk or the thoe'• and de i, I. hotter th by hand. :TN, 9er , r A.llans 11,. 111111P11 1 , 1 11.41,11 the tm•u lug of n Mmlly,3l pew et . rot , i with equal from nrau,sti and ttila work It di 08 will SO/T rip. It Ix simple In n 10 , trite. eit.lly mannarti. will net eel nut ..r thu lasi machine In the market PT flOllll3 . sl.. . pia. nod Nth' 483 litandwar New Wee k • l A . e , mairner •1 rest. Hestia, • • and 730 Cher nut . . xtreet, Philadelphia. Nan - jays. it.!.2dinnt..W.lllas.ri.xl4l..ner of 11 1/ -M(4-.lll,PiVy -I.llc Ilev. r. -1 J. Ilender.n. 11r. I AVID 11)111.11, 1 1. 11.. of Alliwlienv rn.n tv , C... 1 .1..s BETH JANE 11.4111 NE. of enntrfeln,.,l enurty l'n ;Itiocrtisemenis • ... • • li RAN - D F .1.1.1 t I)P , Tll E . . _ friar: - . . . . --,.. - . ettmEERLAND FINE COMPANY. The 11131 , 1 LH LAND Plitt: COMPANY pru..use,hteld. Inv a Fair at bIetSIATIe IN .11A1.1.. minium clove I,rrs hi. her le tit, geed el sing December. ?..heel, 105 s. in. wield" the 1,1- d l'f, i p..1/11.11.110r MK Pillllle be rv , pertfuny so leclteeti."-ffl,. "fleet Ising to pr our' ism& tier the el - K.- +l+•n .I ale et.fleee House. A low moments devoted to this porn •se sslll - I.n nrestefol y remembered by On Cum berland Fire tlotopaley. Very, • respectfully. - 11. S Ritter, 1 . John 14)6,0. Andrew Marble, ' N. le. QuEtley. J. 11. Soo tint, Rola. 11el'arteley, Jr., Levi Albert. • Joseph Freeland, J Alspaireh. Charles Nelelleb, Wen, II vrtle, . •-- - -A oglsmtux Zug; .1. bri'Ciii. , ll. , - I'll flilt SPAJIIC,, Chairman. Nov. 10, llgili , nt f. 11•0 Usfl II 0 D 0 D - S , CONDUCTED BY CHARLES DIVIKENS, Author of ••lovirk Papers," Nicholas Nick lehg.• Domlli Sgti," etc. :%louthly by the Su`.iirribtriroin advance sheets. under sanction of the London. pubihheis, sod Ly n Pri•tial arrangement with them. Loch monthly numbor cnnxhs TALCS, ST.MIES AND•OTILEA ARTICLES CHAS. 'DICKENS. WILLIAM lIOWITT. LEIGH HUNT, BARRY CIIIINWALL. wtupir: COLLIN', And almost es ery conspicuous -I.ligllsh Writer thus rendering It by tar the most Interesting, veiled. and doeistvdt ; the itt.S 161 Tr:l. 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