lisle
WhIDNESDAY 1., ,1858
The proceedings of " Monroe Teachers'
• I . nstitute" Come too late for this paper.
Will appear net week.
""fEir•We are indebted to a literary filiend of
our town for two seleciionq oii 011 V
•
_v_iz•' "Visions in a Library." 'and , •I'rnie
dies we teol-suro_,--will-by —retiti! , wit It—pleasure-
Douglas •Demonstrni lull 4rt thiongo:
Tt li — bott, a liTi•writitoutiutartly.
'eitiiens of Chicsio, wos unlit in l•onoe of the
recent .trituitplr' of 'Judge Tlr,,
• tinguisheASenator truoll!t•tt sp.mteb, whiolt he
introduced as follows: f •
`My Flttnxm, Am) FELLow rrrUmss 1
return you my heartfelt for this tong-.
nilioont demonstration. • Tlte Demoerne:y of
• Intro (tarot:edit hohle.victory ()Key the
combined fUree'S Almilitiimisin and its allies
„[Chom•s]'Soit have it right to be prowl Of this
• gh_lriogi triumph. the frinmah of th e
•(?bnsottNtnu over faction PYIZii - friffini 1 - IZr
the glorious prineiples of the Union over fa ,
natieisnt and sectioaali+m [Applause] it is the
_ trittniph'idi he principle. of self-government
over Congressionatinterference awl EseCutive
• dictation:-[ldononse applaus . e.”] . _
Thatr the result of the ennviiss in . Illinois,'
was a triumph over I , ,:ectitive`dietation is be
yond id?. question; but with what. sincerity,
. ye . asli, can Judge Douglas claim n viel ory, for
the Democracy of Illinois with a majority of
5000 against 't bem on the popular Veit el. Not
'withstanding the. position of Judge Det r iklas,
as on aspirant for the presidency, his great
Personal popularity in Illinois, awl the excith
ment_ofa,politicaLeittivass,Attequallediltrits
intensity he failed to carry n mafority of the
. - voters, and if he. succeeds in . being elected
,;.again to the U. S. Senate, 'lie awes it to a dis
honest apportionment of the State. by a dew-'
ocratie Legislatnre, rather than by the Mune
diato.vote of his party. The people of Illinois
by amajorii yof 5000, recorded their verdict
free labarand its gallant advocate
Littetdo; against the' pro-slavery Dentoceicy.
and the lre,' Scott decision of the Stilwell)).
- Court .and --,vet. Jtulg . e Deliglas= caingtht ida tes
his friends un (lie great triumph of the party
.over, the ."Combined fits t' abolitioniiint and
its allicis." The truth is, - Thights . could nut
cony Illinois, Nv tete he would be obliged to
• ; depeinFon the I pulitr vote. The voters of .
Illinois were n t to be misled in. regard to his
position, and if he al tempts to riavitift - the
Presidential chair ; astride 011110 negroAento
erotic hobby, as thenominee of the Charleston .
convention, he will tied that there is a NoPth
to be consulted on that subject:as well as-a
South.
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SEWARD'S gPEEDII
The Deznoerat iv: papers are endeavoring to
create naitnia.ossitat that the ria!eiti t!laieelt
- 'Senator SeWiird - ;i1. R Ae:terls thi.• in:tapirs
a neW platrorm ht which, the uncpu
dithinal abolition of slayeri, is to be"tLelend
ing eieinent. To sct these gettilenien-right-on
that subject, we give the following passage
from. Mr Seward's Speech.
• " While I do confidantly believe and hope
that my - country will yet become a land of uni
versal freedom, I do-not expect that it will
_be
made so otherwise than thrnagh the ai4ion of
the num( Stairs roveratipy with Federal GOV•
erament,and all acting in Btriet eotiArmity within
theii respective Constitutions.
"The shift; and contentions. concerning
Slavery. which gently 'disposed persons do
habitually deprecate, is nothing more than the
ripening of a conflict which the Fathen 11000
crier , 1101 111118 10a001,01 Wftlliti , o7*. ,
which they may be mild to hare hallitu ed."
Thal Vole In oEgypl."
Our readers have all he'ard of this famed
district in Southern Illinois,known as "Egypt"
Dere is the way the voting goes down there.
We select lialt=n dozen of the best counties in
the ninth Congressional District, the entire
Democratic Majority in the district being 12,
I)em.
3,093
Saline County
Pti
480
1,135
9r4 _
Johnson "
Franklin ."
Massao "
Jackson "
Williamson
Hamilton "
680
1 O 1
7,133
7,123
• If any of our readers are anxious to Migrate
we inform them that this Democratic Ederi is
in the extreme southern portion of that State.
—American Democrat.
This „Egyptian 'vote, is very eiVily accounted
for, if we examine the census of 1850: at that
ilium, two persons, out of every lire, could
neither rend nor write, and judging from their
recent vote ; we olon't thing they hove improved'
much since. This "extreme Southern por
tion," is the' very /Thatio'of Illinois nod from
the plain] of moral darkness which . has, settled
over It,
T 114; TmaT.LA large Ackgaliori of Ilfo
" iron men" of Pennsylvania are in Washing
ton, endetivoring to have a favorable endorse
ment of their desn.e for an increase of ditties
in Secretary Cobh's report. Southern politi
ciansFon-the-contrary,-ttrge* the impost . of
ties upon coffee and .tea, in preference; I eiiny
othe'r mode of raising the revenue necessary
to defray the expetMespfthe government.—
Tea and coffee may be milked awing . the ne
cessaries of life, and enter into the economy
of every man's family. Of course, tie Patti,
.otie Lottoloco!, will put a tax upon them, and
peAnit railroad iron, for the heitelit of Wealthy
corporations, to enter at a nontimil duty.
THERE A NORTIO
The following States have been (tarried this
year by the Republicans:
• OHIO'
OW A
IklA !NB
ILLINOIS
INDIANA
. VIIItM 0 N 1'
NOW VOILK
NH W JERSEY
MICHIOAN
.• MINNESOTA' .
I 8 ,C 0 N • 8 I N
CONNECTICUT
'PENNSYLVANIA
MASACHUSEVVB
-E.- -0-D E - I S lrkN - D -
NEW, M P II I E •
-K ANSASVER Itl T OILY
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panomanc_Ricitnat 61D-
A
W
A,
se_ The election iu Berks county, for a
.3lnetntur of Congress, to till tho vacancy
oecca
-_,-Fitionetllby the' resignation of J. Glancy ! hues,
I_"tcauto.uff_.yostortlay.__Jtiol:ELLWAtrier,lo--3Lo
Deutoeratie candidata, aq Gen. .IVut 11, Kehl
the Tortltsandiclato: • canvocc was con=
iluoted w!thgregt aniniation on both
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE
- The - firstavilierehrynf th - o - BasinerThns .
Union Prayer Meethig, was
held at Jayne's Hall, on (lie 28d inst. The
attendance who very lare. Rev John Chain
hero took the chair, after which prayer was
otfet•ed. 111 c Clitinther:4 then gave it.skeielt of
antlettneed was to be a prominent. institution.
It was estobliShed through the agency of a
They
youOg man belonging to this city, but who
NVII , Wert ed in New York. On his retnm
An, he 'aid of . seimral 'gentlemen, °stab
lisped the. meeting in one of the• M
el es.trt
==l
tire-s,.sl •the
_'meeting. ; The exorcises wer.d.
devply impressive
• •;•sititic . excitement lots been caused recently
a. song the jews„on account of the forcible
abduction, by the Churith of Roam. of. the
•chijd Edgar Nloriara, son of a citizen of go
-I,;,t•tia.: The statement made by the chnirnonn,
Alr. Jones, contained, among other facts in
'the case, the allegation that the child, when
but a year old, was attacked with illness,
; diming winch lie was attended by a Roman
Cittli die nurse, who in secret administered
I TO — ltinalTrTirriraiiiger7lirtiTairmire7.3
'baptism, which, on iiensg made known lathe
Chiliadh sonic yetrs, afterwards, was.made the
occasion 4)i . his removal from the care of his
parents, on the ground_that thefritOtf. bap
tism ;is performed by 1110 nurse constit-ufed
the person a Catholic: The Governments of
France and Piedmont have recommended the
restoration or this child to his parents, but
the authorities of Heine Ilave tlidsfiir i'crusetf
to coniply with t his.recommendothn. Meet
ings-have been held by Jews and professing
Christians, who unite in expressing abhorrence
of such religions inierWale, on the part of
any civil or ecatesinsticak-power."'
CONVERTS 'E . O CATROLICISM.—DE Wiiiißlll P.
Floyd, younge,t son of the late Governor
Floyd, of Vitginia, has become w eottretlfo
Catholicism. Thu foUner. (U . the Cross girs
list of ///(rty.et:qhfelergymen of the Episcolud
Church in this coup ry, who. havi; gone over
13 the Roman Catholic l'aith since 1815. It is
further stitled,. (we know not how correctly,)
that of these, seven were originally
Ictiaus, livewere CongregatiOnalists, and fire
were ;llei s hodists.; —More than a- third :01 the
whole . number hove- been from the Stale of
New York. The following shows the increase
of this Church, ire Scotland, since the year
1829: •
I'rir•n . .
\mmrrire.
M1I(
• Ttitil.tritrit/iN C111 , 11(11 in the - United Staler
111lInheeti tlllollt • 175,000 communicants. 2,1,00
congregations, and 1,200 teini,ters,.; Jt's mein
hers are ilium! chiefly in the Middle and Wen
tern Sitites, although there itre..e fteiv emigre
gunge is tu:eiliti their 'church service.
ill Hume_ 01 . PentikiyJcitititt, where it is
•cunilectihl
.Nlllll7Miiin" OF 'Tlt.{ . 01',W181'1114111TION:
TIM
1111g Irncls Oil trees is.a moile or distribu
tion iridoit has been successfully' practietl in
rMantl, where the nest seriotts ebstaeles to
rersionally rendering them often exhit. They
are tahtst down by passers-by, and eagerly
read.
T ND AND nts LECTURN.:.- Dr: Tyvg,
iscopnlinu, is announced in ate papers as
about to deliver a lecture in New Haven, -on
t be. Life _and Character - WDrudson.
doubt it will be a grand effort; worthy of the
tuttlnir - and the subject.
Hrs. Mit.= jciNEs.—Rev. Miller Jones,
late grildua!u of Lewisburg University, has
accepted an invitation to become pastor of the
Baptist. Church' at. Marcus Hook, Delaware
county, and has already entered on Ills labors.
il AR VA r 0 I. LEG E. —Pro fekeor Huntingdon
Las prepared a liun•gy for Sabballi :thermion
service in the II:Irv:till College chapel, and in
vites till attendants to take part by responses
anti otherwise.
SPECIAIa --CONCEIIT.—The Synod of Alleg
heny has appointed 1116 third Mondaysin No.
vomiter and December, as seasons of 'special
prayer tin• a revival of religion, to be observed
iu all the congregations.
SUNDAY-. 4 C11001, CONVEU.IONN.—From the
Stanliy-seboid repat I at Hie late Orugini Con- .
s.erenee. we learn that seventy-lire scholars
'have been converted and added to the elan%
ilitring: the year
_The_liernes of t Ito lull -War
General'Scott has issued a general °Mi.:,
commending the Rdlanfiy of the America
troops engdged in the numerous combats
'Nwith the !naps, which have occurrtd since
May 1857. yet.) , important results havc; been
gained, and in some quarters the Indians have
been completely subdued. The battles hate
betsn numerous. and Thinly remarkable vic
tories won, some of the battles were fought
against terrible odds; and :Mlle of the strug
gles were very severe,
In the order the following non-commission
ed officers and privates of. Col: Steptoe's com
mand, HIT 11nottiened I'ol'l heir conspicuous
-and gallant conduct in the battle with the
Spokan - latlintts, - when Capt., - TallUrinul
(Balton, were killed.
•
Company - 0. lst hrayoons.—First :Argenta
J. A.-hall, Bugler It. A. Magna, Forrier.E. It.
Birch, Privates It. I'. Montague, Alfred Barites
Victor C. IJoMay mortally wounded,
slime dead
Coat/Tay lot Dragoong.—First Sergeant
C. Williams, Mortally woupled, sitter}
dead; Private R KerSe, who with a few
miners, - gallantly defended the body of Brevet
Captain Taylor flying mortally wounded) when
the - Indians made a desperate cltv to get
possession of it. '
Companu let Dragoons. —First Sergeant
Edward Ball, who displayed the greatest emir
'age and determination throughout the 'uni s on,
and with a few men repulsed the attempt of a
largil number of Indians ut ono - of the most
important. points ; Privates Francis Poise'',
wit a,sist ed in rescuing mud off Cant:
TaYlor under a heavy
.fire front the enemy;
C. 11. Harnish and James Crozet, Company
11. Ist Dragoons, both killed.
. In addition to those mentioned above, • the
following were wounded.
• (1 , ./apany. (7 l .11 Dragoons. —Privates James
Lynch and Henry Montreville.
Cr, mpany E. lot Dragoons.—Jothes Kelly,
severely; William D. Miami, Harriet' Sauk
ster, severely; ditties Healy. Maurice Henley,
Clmrles Hughes, and John Mitchell.
C.miimay Infants'/.-Privates Or
111..11.1 W. Ilammeid, severely ; and John Klay
and Gotliep Berger, slightly.
Of Cal. Wrizlit, Ma, Scott spAks as fol-
. Ve. .
- • 'rhos() severe blows resulted in the unquali
- --fie I ,mbinission of the Occur d'Alenes, the did
persion of the other tribes, and it is not doub
ted, ere thin, in tbo subjugation of the Whole
alliance „.,
Ilesults Soimpartant,-mijhout_the loss of a
Ina ti •or animal, gained ovei't- ibes brave, well
arinerlT - continentirr - themselvorfronr - a - reeent
itecideptai success; and hided by the many
difii
oulties presented by the country invaded, re
' firer high credit on all concerned;
- Got. Wright: is-inuch to - be commended for
the zeal. pm•sovoruuoe, and gallantry. he has
echihited
l'o llrigadier General Clarks-commtpicling
the Department: of the 'Pacific, credit -is
marily and 'endnently due for'. the sound judg
, . its of shown in planning 'and -organizing the
campaign, (iuelndingllajdr Garnett'S simul
Winans expeditiou,)aa'Well as forbid pOlfillt,
nulls and -enerri in gathe,Eing, friim-,reniote
exterided
supplimtAo , neues:eiry fonitasumeMisful
mu ion... "
Lt GILs merited: tributejodho General his
staff hi included.'
SAGE OE TIIE "EMINENT SPORTSMAN'S" Fun-
NITURE AT •WANIIIMITON.-TllO EERIE of the
, •eturhent aporteurn" -recently . deceased at
WAShingt On, of whose . giunlding establishment'
.Wo-reeently-gave-a-leug-account,-was-P,-.H.
PeMlletaii.. - ot, Ilturyday there M to be It sale
at .• the estsblishment," of his furniture. The
catalegtie':embraces " 700 oiances of solid sil'.
ver waiters, goblet:l, „pitchers, butter tubs,
knives,,forks, spoons," "4,:0., •with. "heavily
plated waiters, pitchers, .m . .ivered dishes, tar
eens,elituppagemcoetersoutsthrs,_muteMbeat 8,„
' &Q74'.:_:ilsilituait.....atiaL:etit.4l4.a4juli,..thing
- punck-bowlstAanmalc44lol.table - Faml , ot her'
SOMME
iMt~
applionoleS, show that Ili: politicians plucked
in "lighting the tiger" were daintily TO. It
is whispered that ther&willbensgreatu imam-
We:for the elflike which used to.surrotind the
enticing faro table Rs there was for the desks
anti seats of the old Hall. Could they sileak,
they could. I ell some strange tales of many of
the "honorable" members.
The Cincinnati' gazette, having slated, .on
•the authority of an Inibuia, journal,.that the
.distinguished Senator who wonpilSO 000 in a
gambling house last winter, in Washington,
n. 1 .0.4 1 0514.4.10-AtgeAvai*Mg4..4.o. l 4. , 3 , ' •
the Hob. Thomas Corwin writes to that paper;
contradicting the liteitetnetit. Guilin says:"
.M.know Mr. Pearde Vrell ; I knoW he never
did play at any game durhr, my long'and in
timate ncquitintanee- With him. N'itrce
is not that style of lodn." .
- ,C , ,UNTERFErr MoNrY.—Bogus money; boll;
paper and metallic, is mumually 0(11160mA
now over this Snit°. Much Of it, and cope
s:jolly the notes, i 9 well executed, and apt to
eceive the, best judges, and the min;ost .cara.
is necessary to avoid..heing imposed' upon.-
(1211i.1 of the operators in Ibis - MIA of money
bid ntir to meet their jest deserts, as several
arrestslravit.been-nflide nt vnr'muspeee:s The
intrrisbeag: Telegraph says : "Thai there is s:
'bogus coin mint in ouriown, is evident front
the large quantity' ill cireitlalion liere anti
•throngliOutilie county. gotne - tif it is so well
excl.:weir : that even our shrewdest shop-keet,-
ers ore frequently' victimized. One of then;
hold us the other:Any Unit Inc had taken not.
less (111111 eighty dollar:4 of eounterfeit.inoney,
notes slid coin, within fliejrnit six iioillis;
111111 011 . 111VrH. are regularly victiniad every
'market. (14." :
'Tito WlNTl;lt.—There 41. a general concur
eneo-in the °pillion that in ihetpring of 1850
'business willlake a.st art, and t hid 'beftire the
next year is olit:we shall have recovered from
elle effects of the late-prostrating panic An
opinion, scarcely' Jess general, anticipates that
'ilt . e-ptesent Winter:Will he a seveiit one, espe
ciA•Tipon. those who are out of employotent.
During the winter of 1857—'58, whielt,,thanks
to a bertelieivid Pro,fidentie, Watt . iiiitunt;nally
_moderate Anti, tarry- of the cities and large
towns liberal io vision was made for the poor
and tnici-nployed. .
AN EXPLANATION.—WC haVe 11.1111 . 0rt,frp ' 111
Wasitingten; flint du Secretary of State has
demanded on explanation from the Spanish'
Minbder, in reg;ird to the denionstration now
being mode by tipnifi against. Mexico. This
may prove the beginning of a - seliOns contro
versy....USpoin oLull 14severe, Mul attempt
to overawemmi reconipter 'Mexico, it will de
volve upon the Administration to dimide and
define what in meant by the Monroe Doctrine,
The views. of Mr. Coon, we' are told, tire very
decided, and he may, should a collision occur
between Spain and Mexico, determine to illus•
trate them in some plausible and practical
fem.
Ci&.Tho lion. 'Thomas L. Harris, represen
tative in Congress from the Springfield Din
trtet of Illinois, IN at Springfield on the 24th
ult. ?ilr. litirrisints been sullering.front con
sunidtkin lbr , n long time, and his death was
pot unexpected. die was re-elected to Con
gress this WI, without any effort on his part,
not having dell his room during the canvass,
until election day, when he wits carried to the
•pidls.• Ile was a faithful and 'conscientious
representative, antdwill long be remeniberild
as a.ktder of the Anti-Lecompton Democrats
in Congress in the sessi;inief 1857—'1181
12Y . 1VVillIVO stirring news from Mexico by
the way of New Orleans. Fifteen thousand
Liberals, under Oen. 'Blanco, :Mocked the city
of Mexico on the lath of October, entered it,
advanced to within one block pf Abe Capitol.
killed four hundred of Zuluaga's men, wound
ed a large number of others, and then retired
to Tacubaya. The Liberal forces were con
centrating about the city, rendering its cap
tore inevitable. The whole fepublii.7 is now
in their hands, except the capital. -
CIE
A Deer, DECIANED DT GIIV. WIPE'S SON.
Charles Irving. Esq., a former editor of the
Lynchburg Virginian, lonl now the editor of
the • Panyille'(Va ) Democratic Journal, in' it
dated on the 17th ult., told published'in
the Richmond Whig, severely denSunees 0.
Jennings Wise. Estf„ editor of- the_Ri.clumond
,Enquirer, In terms evidently intended to lead
to it duel. Mr Wise replies, denouncing Irv
ing as it brutish sot and mendacious slenderer,
and announcing his intention nq to sntlce his
own ;minable INV against livings worthless
one. A laudable decision.
•
- 11E131:. - 11onz•Benjamine - F. 'Butler, - - of 'New'
York, died at,Paris on the Bth inst. He was
Attorney General of the United States during
Cloheral .Jackson's Administration, an* after-
Wards for a limo United States District Attar.;
ney for the Southern district of New York„
In 1848; Mr. Butler followed Mr. Van Buren
in his detection from the Democratic party,
but returned to it in 1852 and supported Gen.
Etzl
ANOTIIIIIt PONTESTt:I) SF:AT —Though the
official count in the' Detroit (Michigan) Dis
trict; now represented by Mr. Howard, has
declared his cotupetitrn•, Mr. Coopee; elected
by 77 votes, the Detroit Adrertiser says
There have been "fraudnient votes enough
oast in this city agaigst .Howard to wipe out
this majority twice over. In the Second Ward
alone, there were neatly or quite as teeny :is
Cooper's majority numbers."
A (loon Itumf—,Every fuse in China,equst
pay up,his debts at,the beginning of the year,
'ind also at the time of a religions festival about
the middle of the yeai: If unable to sottle.at_
•these tiles, his business stops until his debts _
are paid. Wonder how Bitch a just observance
might suit the United States ?
Youivn.—Airiong the curious
veloptuents of the stoppa ge of a honking house
Eirighani
Young, the Mormon Prophet, Is &wiz •about
ton thotisiinti dollara, 'having been a confiding
depositor, to that ()stunt through-the agenoy of
the territorial • delegate.' who transacted his
financial businesi in that quarter.
- MneTtNO Ow Coto:inns, —congress . wi,ll . nteet,
in IVashitigton city, on Monday next,' thnhth
.i.tsbrr-41rTaily, .a very Inrgt itintibor of nioni
hers are there. The new of the. House .
-of Representatives, as: :well as the old Sena/
Chamber,--has-been -the- scene of- busy -prepar
ation, and nolittleOonfosinta. The apptstraneo
of 111°,1101 has boon •vitey moult ittipro n vedAncO
attiOti rumaiat -of the' la,tt session.
Ciossiy.
. .
:EXTENSIVE Foadmty•;—.Some six weeks ago:
- Nr.'Gusittve'Spoyer, - tv banker in New 'York, - --
purchased .about $1,600 worth of hundred
guilder'notes on / the National Bank of Aus..;
tria,;from.A person whoWati apparently a for
eigner. _,The notes were sent to Europe for , ,
redetription;" but it fow days ago they wNen ,
firitilidlii - Jdnilis — Thg•itilfs - , 7 till he steamier
I Vanderbilt: Immediate steps•were 'taken to •
ferret obt. the perpetrator of the fraud, the
, Matter was placed in the hands of the' dete 4 e- •
'lives, and upon Boiry. It. was. found that
several thousand dollars' worth of the spurious
money lied been painted or upon brokers in •
-Walt st rout ;-stt-gtiod_was'..t lie_eaunt
oveti-tho:inos6-oxitert3udges.ofilusMPMulbatt.
liills•lscre — g7fty>rg"_i MT - U.700=
mans have been arrested and examined upon
.stispieimi, but their answers revealed nothing: .
kt - isfielieved the notes were ManufactiiTed iii
Austria. ' • • . • • •
PNcousrcn IVITIt • FUO ' ITIVII
the /ioth of pctober ten nlnves made their
Copp from the vicinity of Pronlytown,
TIMy were, however..overtaken 'in, Fayette
,Pa's, "Where tedesyernte fight. took
.... ply,ge,nnd the owners Rnrl otherA. purstiing.
Were be s hton hack. Col. ArnMtrong, oneof the
iittruing pnrty, was tat . nektl by ono of t.!re -- ; -
,nPgroetirVt'irlrirt'prii=rte'rtfis7rtFlNTßthrillt'W'''
been killed but for the int erferdneeef one of
Own servants, wit'o stepped into pi:/kot
his tnasi'er, Another of the paily pur'ettiog
was fiercely altaekett and badly injured,
, the.;Stegroes - made their escape. A party of'
about twentklive persons subsequently start-'
ed in ptirsu
llottutut.p.—Twelve soldiers deserted'from
the army iu Utah, and succeeded iu reaching"
Thrtle'of them, led bytv non of
theiiiiiice of Burns, murdered the other !duo
for the'salto of their money. Burns then pro
ceeded, uf ni, , ‘„lit, to cut the threats 'or his Iwu
One he killed The other sttr-
accompliceti,.
vivett, obtained assistalice, and gave evidence
which led to the arrestof 'torus, who is nor;
in confinement at Los Angeles,.
WHITE MAN 801.1).-C1):111C ' S Yater,wlid fro , -
yeari.l past, it is alleged, has -been an exceed
ingly dissolute character: in Louisville, Ky.,
was soil I rticetitly, in fn not of tlieColitt otise
io that city, under the vaiihtit net.. One ilot
hu• was doubt
lie was a deny - bargain even -
NkrortotlianasJfnEstm.—dolin . -Ilinson, -
a colored man: who escaped from thei-Otester:..-
County Prison last May, was captured HO
re,tored to the kindly care of the keeper. on
Friday nightpieek. Shire 116 escape from
there; hie has beeu'in jaff'hi Lehigh .county,
where "he broke out, and a reward of $5O woo
offered for him. --on 'Saturday ilight-tt wecic -
'before his apprehension, he broke Mit of the:.
La:nun - der jail, making the sißth time he has
broken jail in about eighteen Months—twice in
InfUrd - er voMay,t Wh - al in ICC . Mling, otter in Le- '
-high, and onte-in - Lancaster... ..
MARYLANIi. —thigh Hazlitt i -m---white Man,
el:urged with Milking and' riersunding slaves:
Co run away from llVehester county, Ald„
was tried last week at Cambridge, and. fitubd
•guilty on - seven indictments. Ito Was sen
tenced- by the Court, ou the first indictment,.
to the I'Mdtentiary till :llay, 180," and on each
of-the others for six years—malting, in the
aggregate. forlVi yeyt3!
ttrO,Three tkousand three hundred dollars
have already been contributed in Baltimore .
for..thesupport of the families of the murdered
police oflicerS, Benton and Rigdon. A medal
in also to bepresented 1,0 officer Cook, who With
cidetly ittistrumentallraritestlitg Corril'and
---
Crop, the murderers of Rigdbn. Mr. Cook
declined accepting it tender of money for his
services. •
THE PEHTI LEM) E --The whole nuxuber of
deaths from yellow fever in New Orh.aus ',lur
ing the !lasi season. Toot up within six of five
thousand! itt . Mobile, the total 'tips far is
1358 —a large inereasii; It the pre
vious yellow I\ier seasons ot• . 1853 and 1817.
THE N :w tiluKca NOR OF K4N , AB.--: SOlMlei
Meda . ry,,wlioni rtuchanan has
.litst. tippoiiited
9ovScriter of - lia easjea menwhole,reputo.,
_.
tion lbws not' p , utilise welltbr an honorable
and succe;sful tohniuistrati.m. lle has long
been a low and successful political, I ricketilr,
but above thil4 he line never 'risen. Ile was a
bitter enemy or .the President up to the time
ItuAtintin was nominated.
A New CAUSE OF DOMESTIC TCOUBLE.--
Among the desertion eases before the Courts
of Philadelphia, last week, was one in which
the difficulty between man and wife arose from
li difference in opinion on religion and poli
tics. The husband did not voto . the ticket his
with wished him to vote, and for this reason
she beat him, and kept the house in it dirty
state. The case of the squabbling politicians
was held under advisement.
MoNIFIY ORDERN.—It is said that Postmaster
General Brown intends to recommend, in 'his
report,- a plan for post offiee_moncyorders,
based on the European system.' That itpuld
-be a-reform -to-some -purpose.
DEATH 01; . IADA3ICIIYnn.—The foreign
news annonielie the death of Madatnejla
Heider, the wrirld-renored female traveller.
She died at Vienna, where she was born in
17D7.
•The deceased bad not only visited the
continents of ... Etirope, Africa and Asia, bulA
America and the Pplynein; nhe Lad traversed
over 130.000 miles by water, and, 18,000 by
land. In appearance she was slight, and
rather undo• the pniddle size; her complexiott
was somewbat darkened by. exposure' to the
weather, and beat - of fhe.climates in which
she hadtravolled.v. In 1846 she Made a voy
age around the world.
UENTENNIAL CELICIMATION AT
PIWTS6UII4III.
The celebration', of The centennial anniver
sary of the evacuation of Fort Duquesne,took
place at Pittsburgh on Thursday A grand
parade. and other ceremonies, were among the
observances of the dad. the proceisinn wag
Anna three miles long, and it is estimated that
there were fifteen thousand persons in the lino.
All the trades andtmofessions were represon-'
ted with appropriate banners and embleins
Six hundred coal Miners, mounted'on mules
and with wagons.-were a novel and peculiar.
looking feature in thelnncession. The mili
tary in the line numbered about live hundred,
timid made a tine appearance.• The procession
marched the Duquesne depot of the 'Penn
'Sylvania Ridlroad .company, erected on the
'site of old Fort Dqquesne, which- was °Toon
:010 by the-French on—that day-one hundred.
yetirs'ago , In this lrirge-building, - which was
immensely Crowded,_ the order of exercises
consisted. of prayer', by. the .Hev. Dr.. Herron,
9uo,olll6oonelieot, roinistora.of.the
singing by the Herman societies of an ode
written-by-F. Plympton, and sot to music by..
11.• Kleher, appropriate introductory remarks.
by the'venerable 'Ridge Wilkins. referring to'
the success of the celebration. and alluding to,
ills--mmiwrnhle-,oecaoien. drawn
such an iinmetiseii4Ceinblage together. ,
Ytere wore iii6 . 6,Xead from, President .Btf-'
and others ‘OKOW beeti.invited to at.
• 'and ten Orel fon , by Him: A n4rew•lV.
• Y.
li
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$ 1
v
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Latitnis.
The; :burner
\
everything that
Rive The prth
hours in passingd
li, .
no :, _TWA . 'grand 'affair isrus••
tWritqmt titit)itttatioroottlil de:A
'olAllllpioti . about'. two
; • •
•
Mir Mr,;. Aims ,
Ann) ago,' 9A'n1.,11,11
years,, dim! in 11iiii*Clintitily„ Unit wnek.•
Bath dial, thu nnitin:lll*;.', :."
, . , . • WILLfIUJI. S
•
31etwilhoiftlisenients. _. • ,• d•si. GOOD
' HOLIDAY FAIR.
NEW. Virl'ilTipll-1(400 DS ! 5
- • The 000 D WILL lIOAP. COMPANY, thunkful fm
-`1
T E [1)10106 SAW YElt, AT 1111 , ,1it ; 3 ,
4 LA NP:W. Hast Main strekif. have jinit •
reem v aeon extensive and complete stuck of WIN• ro
4, TIM (10004, einitraeing Ladles, Misses and Chi] g
3 &ens' Dress Uoods of every variety and style: W
from-the
A ronetin. , nous?, nf. Turner Co French - Lanais 0
, i , Wont f r itirslodorr rind .I.litglishl?rig Shltwis; long. F ,:
..,..--
;,-Thibot black Shawls. .
._,`.
'; FURS! FURS! FURS! i. 2.
tDire..t !'roll,OS intinutacturers, warranted free p,
. rr....n....0urq ; it , .A.1.,h. and Mara Blankets, guar.
. unload aft to shrink in waThlng. • -.
, r...
MEN AND BOYS' WEAR, -.
~.
E Olevery description :__.lll:Ns' SHAWLS: Silk anikl
: 11 .a. - I r u i- r - ranA - kraEMl.7.ti_iiiltA - .7172±-717
7, all kind and cirt.t;iti.N: I,adien' Under Vests. long ,
ant _NlibT -CFI, : , ‘' , Tii - 's.7-711717 - filr.E.....7lris—ui . a. Ailln, de. 'X._
ti
~. sign, represented to hen very AVFeFii'Sattl.ai=7l 7 . ,
,f , .. - 1)011.EST [OOOODS, .'
...9 or 'livery; 'vitriely,;,ylannelA._Shoellngs, licklngsr,
. 5- Viiiiia.,c727 - ,[l, . . :-. . - 1
ILivlng nurelorsed tor rash. wo /11 . 0 preparedto. 97 1
":-.. foil ten pr.r.....1it, lower tfUlll merchants, who buy
,Y ,
X: On six months' credit. , .
Fl•
4S Ileaso call and exanilne for your 5e1 . V1.9. P 1
LIN int:ll a :LIU . Y Eft. P: , i
n I, I!..:fiq
(1(.)1j 1' it OC, L A. IN] A 'l' I 0 N
IL) 117.18 the lion. .1411,E5 11. (IRA!' ill, Presi
dent mi. Ito NOVer.ii COlll . Ol or comm.,. vie:N of
the ,(•ooti6s of Verty In. -tool
ins! IN. of the po•yeral Conris of Oyer and l'eriohnt• Ond
(lOmil Dellvery'ln raid mobiles, 10111 iluu. SA!,
11 ' .J.1:%1:11.0j_ ;11•111 M. CO( . 1(1.1N, ilud . eeo Or [llO
dtla T 1,1111,4 4. /toll II enfold ••r •
.f,, , tlot , vrtirl , nrrrtiNipicut — inql 01 it, onenllers,..., cto,
otTooihorlaiol. (,\ their toyrilits toter /IV'
it ILO (la, 12th of A pOll, flaw ordervil thd,
Ontri-orOViT ,
01 be bohl.in ot rI.V It IA onAtln• 2tol IIt(NDA V of
.11lini,•y 11,511, hoinic•tho 111111 •lay,,)nt Ilko'elork in • the
li•re•,o,o, to oilit 111 net WO S 1
NIITIOI. 111:1111111' 011'11N to the Coroher,
tiers of the freer ands 'owfables erthe s ild county or
'lllol'erland, that they tire by the salt( precept (sen
ientle(l to ik ;nen and there In. 111Vir proper persona,.
with their rolls, records, Inquisitions. examinat how
;maul! ..tber 11.111011111.37•1;014. to do
to their (alive(' appertain, to be done, ob.!nil those that
ere hound hy revognizances. to prosecute (proinat the
prisoners t hat err or then shall be It, the jellpr said
e ,, unty, thre t. be there to prosecute them nisi:hall be
jest.
• 11011'T. Met:.111T1'111Y, 'sheorr.
in orr'nn p fIE ;
livelmilue 1. 18,58.1. •
T.11,11A13171.; l'lt()i)mav AT l'ltt
i- .I'lll •SA undelsknol ofTerp, at
prl
-vaty that - vat mtlaa - prppr tty
Air , etly oppo-itr Dit I,lqt.rlir - tolle,o. In the lmooghof
Cirlisle. containing. Do ti•IV • front, and '2O !pet In
tkplit. In Olio nth alloy. The I talmi V 0 .1311.11 to 'An two
lilt WIC. II Ow
nu ll i t , in it r, pair. 'Elio Im.titlmi in curt' tl,lralth, vitt!,
for pH rat t. 1.11i0M., g i n , any t.ttrlt
tt, a 1,1011,0 v or 'Cant las Forwo r di t ,44, ij o ,, st t. ho t ,
Gut a row fret front gilt Cunt Lollard' Valtl7 tallrtad.
For 1001 her lilfrn:11111t101,111Illire Or
•
01;01IGE LEIDY.
Ihicleliqrg • .•4..1..71y l'e.lLTraph" Insfcrt darn times,.
and st•not 1 , 1:1 to . m. e.
•BLTb' F A LO it . ol3l4'S •
,t. ND 11.01{SE BL (NKETS.—'l).ir:
sitrt
hs
just reaolval heaut
lf
al lot at
I mho,o II /Itt 111,1Nli ETt I : 11311 , A IA
„„,,, fir- A. ,1 his ~11 lolown
;mat,
opivo.ita Iltorer . y.lttore., In ra. hit
.10) hat a lar.• n. 11,44.010 of Fatlks,
Bri•11,, 4%414.0.14..1ra, tte. lilo prll'et 1...t01l lin , that,
Ilex. 1,11,149 It.
01.101.:.—Pptsoys' Iv
r ENI)IN(; To
oso
.4rul lrtivhe: foe th.. VAIU of the 1 , 011:1:11-
kNI) E (rONI VAS V. h o ne then nt
E 1 1 , 4 Sloro 3hploy tho lalh. 10.11,1112 g the
0w.11,,,
Of fly. Fair. , SPAHR,
lbw I, Chairman.
E.I I III.I,ADEI,PItIA EVEN I - NG
~111//1.1, : P1N, Joil.,ponslopt Daily Nowiieitor,
devoted 1.911.1111 e to the intorosts or Possiiselvisisiat,
- rontairrlng - Inst.netaist'relOgisiplile FlXtVell heure
Li advaisre ur tho 'unroll.; papers: Orhtlisal Forelen
mil Posnosllo, PosFros.poodiesoe's -I.lihtisefids all Huh-'
411.1 hill Reports (sr all the Noses or this 11,1 e s thsss
l'onisso.seill and PliS.lll.l.il Departments are rim. nod
rev earobilly alio:idol] to. As an Ade1...11411i! Medi 111 l
there. la sin-butter papist 10- tho Stet,
next to this larsteet in the city, and sinning the
inoldolloositial Ille popsibilidii.
per ems. Irradvaisse.
tll.lll situ Piopriotors, ,
No. ltd 8.1'111.1 street, Philadelphia.
1 111.1 1 ) 1111,.111ELI'llIA .8 A T
ill
a.V Ili
1171.1,1 y Nowsp Ter, 1,, poi , ' hod .I,v Iho Proprietors at
thy ranualaa it 111,11,410 a, dt. la,' rates:
1 ropy, mu. year . $1 00
0 copies," . . . . . . ....6 Oil
1 . 2 " . . . ..... ' . 100 u
10 00
2 00
60 00
EL
FURTUF.II INevenumYrs!—The target Club (over llio)
will be ,ent, lor three years;, the next krgeot. Club,
(over 100) will be seol. fur ►uo years. Audrey,,
171n1)11NtIS l'gMOlllL, Prorot#,Ors.
Ilullrtin Ilull,lilig, N 0.112 $. Third St.rPlillo
NT It; W EAT RES -1;'1 11 YEAR
u. rn6 COSNIOI'OI.ITA hit r Associ.vrluy.
EN.IIIAVINOSI.-..111,1:011 . 171. ART .101:113.11.1—Vn111-
211,10 1 . 1 . 1.111111.114..0 This popular Art .
lain In Ito filth your Of unparalleled taie:ess, hating
put•chasell,:ttl engrased on steel. Herring:a geeat pulot
1011, ••'Poo titlark 111.0:H..01111," Will 11010 I..un etiplem
(t., soh,orihora only) on hoavy plate -pup,. On X Sit
Itiches'on the 1101..‘, bog terms of subwrlptlon
reolittln4 thin 0111 revive a copy of
tho ,nrerb Steol 1:11,....n01014, after 11,orring'a i!olt bratud
Paha' JlLtelistdttil. - Ale°, copy of
the hgtiutif.ll l/tT JOUR:O on ele
gantly illu.ti atnd tiourto lklngt“ltin. Also free .morn
tleketa el :oltultolott to Out F. 'ern (or I.l.4eldort) and
~ t.•rn will also
1 , 0 .41v: n the t01110..7114•11. hundred ',doable
le , rho of Alt. gunpriAng tine Oil ItronAtt,
fi.'..Weglehralled A 111111.1411 and
elan .11.11,1. Stal,Frl:Alova•g":l - I.e roenived up ).,.tan.
thu evening 4.f that date the pi - 0111111111S
will he a warded sitluaalber... For full pu tiettlara,
De...aolgr Silt ,logl.Nnt., price 51 cents. Spoginten
e q.ir. void to On,. deUring 4, autworlbe, on. the re
voipt IS gout,. In po:au ..t:unpa it eon. .
DL1111Y...1.214,11r C.l. A. -
I:nNani (1111c4, f4S Bro.itisruS, N.
Tr• ~ Illra. Ito; 11"ut•.r snmtarky.l)
=I
YOU SEEN 'MEM
L superb Engraving. •• 'lnc VILI.A111: ill.‘110,11T11,"
1,.•• LRI lt Alt, J111:104AL, Which lire
nubserliews ol the Cieenosiollten Art Ansorla don lit
fill . n .hurt lime only.
See nilvorilseinent risen here. bonded :NOW rt,lt 111 et,"
1U BS CWII3 E. - AT ONCE!— you,
whth to secure a r.ipy of that elegant Engraving.
'• the tilitekrulth.” nod tI n "Art .Inurnal,"
who the other prenuunis, be sure and F111.1,11)0 $3
beinre the lot °rayon:try, I':JI. iipc•chnen copies or the
above, and hill particulars glen, by applying to
.1;141t. Soft tad,
vertl,ooletil olst.wbere. 11,0441 `• NOW Peat urr4," Are.
It lit, I',ll UTI le Ir, ! —.J
ART ter
December. liver - seventy pagoi—Cllnk°
gently Illustrated Steel Ellgoll logy. Prim,
511 emits.. Specimen e..py sent, ell reeelpt.
stunt)s or vein. AtlLlieFs
114:1111Y, 548 N. V.
r 1 1 11 E N -' 0 R TRIBUNE,
isse-sa.
NI:W.Y0111: TIIIIII , IE, now 111010 than seventeen
ytrirs old, which was thu thistjourtial In thin world that
appeared regularly lin an Imperial ehilit p 0 a 0 sheet it
no 10‘v n )010011S t.WOl , Ollls. amid whltili has attained Ole
unparalleled innrregate of more than 2,10,ta1i1,
respectfully selicits its,rlfare the patronage
PresslllolMl . ol . lll tin receive.
Within, the present year The 'EMIR:NI: has provided
,Itself whit a new nail Ender Preis, ot a cost or $3 ,000.
merely thou. : son.a vi' otir subscribers rimy receive them.
111,11.0111 n mail earlier than tttuy otherwise might do.
correntiMittents at the most important points
throughont the civilized world. and .0 staff of w•iters
choson Iron' 11.11101.1 g the lost 111 that errantry. We believe
that even those aho dislike the polities of our Sheet
concerto to its trent:nes.. In avowing Its convictions anti
1,, ingint.rining therm Wo appeal 111.11, to tiers
who Ilk.li;iV.l 'that au increased eireulation of Tab
• 111.1.‘ II Would c nidu,.to the political, intelleetind and
moral well belug or the. Republic, to aid us in effecting
such increago. `r.
'Pun DULY TRIBI 1, 11: Is printed on a large
sheet. and published every meriting rind ',veiling,
(Sunday excepted), Pool inalled to subscribers ler idx dol
tars per 111111U111 111 :id ranco;• r1:1 roe sir months.
Tire Sou•Wiambv 'CIUIWNEI.IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII every 'CUES.
DAY and I , IIIDAY, and contains all the Rditerials of
the Daily with the Cattle, Horse and General Market,
reliably reported expre.sly for the TainuNs; •Poreizir
arid Dourestie tiorresprindence. and during the erouipip.
1.011:11 , 111 of Congress it will contain a summary of Cam
gresslonal deinuiewitli.the more important spec:dies. It
will also it , stain a illet.elahs Novel, motioned from
number to number. thug affording a fired-rite fatally
nowsplor to those who prefer not to talc,, a Daily.
MEI
00 . Copy, ono year .4'3 Fir° Cdples. one year. 411 9„
Two Conies, one year.. 5•I Ten Ooplun, Lo I :01.1rin.s CO 00
Tug 9t:m-1113mA TinpuNs, In sold to Clergyman a t
$2 per a n n uw.
9rw.Suns WEEKLY TEMUSE, a largo eight page
impur for the country, la publlrliml every. mit Univ. and
cont:dns Ildstorfalo me tlttilitsportant topics of the times,
the slows of the week, Intorestlng correttimmloare from
sdl pasts of the world, the New York Cattle, horse and
Produre - inorketa, - enterostlng'and relloblo M
ehanleal and Agrlculturatartlcless, &e., &c. /
SEM
Ono copy, one year $«I-Five (*mike one year:.. $
Throe Conies,ar_year.„ : /''
Titilii(y . Conies to add.. at Elm ref& a•of $1 pfl .
Twouty Copics,,to addruce of' n suicicriber, and
any larger nundatratt the, rate of $1 20 each 24
Any itembn sun illng , us a Club of Twenty or morawlll
he untitled to an extra copy. Wu continuo to rend Too
WOrtitir TRIBUNE to clurayincti
Subteriptionit may-commence at'any'thne. Tonna al-
Amyx cash hindrance- _Whoa ti-druft Maur-he procured
'lt tp marl, rater than to remit -bank bills.' All !utters
to be addnisked
TIORAOR ORMILY CO.;
Tribune Itulkllnlrk, MISKIII St., New York
TIIB"'ft111111y1CA I.MA N (1 for 1850, enrithinln,, - the,
Hlortion 11nturna and the inctinl nutter. wllllm
ud alxnlt eltriKtunits.f..„Prjro.l2 (tolltli I 12 Coplup,ixidpuld t
for $1; 1011 Coph,s. patp.3ld, $B. Addrooo an aboye..,
VOTI order, to ginli . person
/-71 Lint.O.ng_igiox,,moyr.l4,woii.ouinipo.lll,l4:
iletilii - y - rurti - f. - tlint %Ir. A. W: JINNI« li. the only njy,put
fl rarll.lo. ,for :Pale of •• unni•yor two,
tilovit," ,Alr. Houtz Itnvlnii rovolvod lON dirertly
!nom in.!. huyri N cal rNly'on 4,4tltiglllll.4annltio
ufantnro from Min,. '
On. :mons:,
...en u‘,--,r.ut , ANY, thenkin.
the favoni conferretren them by the eittrens II Cour
town anti vicinity, et,the previous 'Fairs, Intend hold
lug another at
•
- .6' D . UCATIO 11' • II A, L L • :
- cormiroidiii‘Thirriebi. , i'2 - 1i — I
kbP, told rho*: alnuary
l M.l et. U; in Whirl, the 4 ee•orthesoleu . if Mt is rt.
o t
Speetfulty solicited thtr oTnet being, to 11140 fUlldS to
defray a portion of thevospenses hammed . by the pur:
chose of our Engine. A lbw moment,' devoted to the
looking of hue') HI tielesott the Insenuity of any ma,.
suggest. III be thaukfulty received by the members of
the GoottiVill Hose Ountatity.
Very respectfully yours,
S. ff. Could. il,„Wt,..derlieh,
It. 11. Spottswood, A. W. 11 alkyls
• U. Allis it, J. li. 3_4.4'10 ney, .
GRAND
ty . -the
CIIMBEICLANJ) FIRN COMPANY
The CUM.:MLA Ylr FIR CO3II'ANY..pA., tom 1n4.1,
Ing e Fair it EDUCATION II ALI, rounneneing Civil] •
-her and el slug Ilnreniber 2211.1, laMi, in whirh
n'n,4"ln"rnilhne , r,.1 hn p‘ll.lle is re•pertfull
Tin" nnitiert , Inning to pr..eure Inn& for the tnrer.
Ilan I , t 311 Cinnne A lea' montel.ts devoted t
this parpnte mill be grat i efill y remembered by the Cum
Fire Company.
Very reperthilly, • , -
'II. S. HMO, John Roberts. ' • •
• Amirew Martin, .C. D. Quignoy.
• • J. ii. Kral ton, Rola. MeCartney,3r.,
Levi Albert. • ,b , seph l'reoland, . •
.1 Alspaugh.'Marla Nkittirlt,'
,
Augustus Zoo, John .1 olneh.
.
SPAHR, l'hairman. •
luin.-10:185/341".
1, 4 1 011 subscriber offer;
ow re et...the %ell known 110. 4 ! \ LSS I 4 TAN It, sit
"' Ee.t..eeruer Sq Mire.
lid ;tett InAhe n r epeney of .1: I:. Heller as a
Ilta Fhae Flits, In c0m1....f10e wjth the Store
Lhilrelated the !ergo i.ellar beneath, and a am
•.11 .11e.ve It.
.on'le 6e ;then nit the Ist day of Aprll, ISM).
For terms, &e., apply t,, ,
ESEITEEEMIE
TO TUE BUSINES •,
MEN . 'OF
. mEiteitAvrit a t n i oth..rs wiyhjug to make their lot -
Fi 111 , S I% outwit to llie public, will lit, l the VAI.H.r
'lnti.lielitaLat :urn rill, an exccllclit tilt crtiring medi
um.. 1,1 halt no extensile and lividly' lividly itturcasiog circu
lation. 'PITH,: moderato
tt,
The 'V.11.1.1.1 t."lilt is 1n11,11,..4.1 . 1111t *1 !ter (1111111111,
payttl.le in totter.,
All er t 1.0 . 4 .houhrbe adolttoteetl to the thitdt•toigitMl. at
Nee
'Noe. 17. ISL',.--11re,
DA l'Eli.— The • iNithint holly Panel
l'onipiny. have 110 W -1111 linttd 111111 ere rope:l.ll,W
111:111111 . M . 11,0 10 order:Ill warletiesel fine IVRITINII and
1,1:1)11 k;:11 paper. ..tddre,e-
\nv 1 ~~'SH-~iui
•
TA131)E,011.,
ciarituts.' Citron. Ketchup.
Preserved Peachos. 1.14,1,.. nue! , brut, 111111°11w aril
! leo er ju,t, piquant:cut t ICU •• Marital 11111114
kuccry oo! Tea St , .ne
.NOV:::. I
- €...ZPE(II A NOTICE ) STO It E.
7 KINN:I:S.—Th.. hl,;h,•nc (ash I:riers . ‘ , lll I, ol&
firt ItUrrEIZ. Ell(iS, (MEESE, fiAlll).and POTATOES.,
)hdl g - .
If. A 1 . 1 , F.11.,
uov3lo.'nk-110. 910 ]Mellon Street.
j 4 )is ti, .M oot r k teeived at the
:Merlon •liall" Family firm•ory mai Tett Store, II
new stook g.l'Sns I, 9 and a Mackerel ill . 111:1111.,j ien•k.
este,. Sninittn. Mess Stri.l. Iretr . ‘ and li. A. Liespore
9.11 :kelps. Vinegar, Oil, kr.
Nov.
U 111.._ .JO_Ultj.
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•
INSIJEANCE.-THE XitEN
11 AND'EAST PENS:1110RO NIUTUAL Pint:
iN
-BtIItANCI COMPANY (.1 - Cumberiond ounty. Incorpo
rated by nn act of A...,-embly, Is any Only ary;anla. d, rind
in, operation under Elm management at the !Wit-Wing
'connolaslnnora, via:
Daniel Bailey, 11. ()organ, Michael Coalslln,
J. Elehelbur her, Christian Stayman, John C. Dun.
lap. 11. quaver, l•wIa 11)er. B. liherly, Bank
min IL MIINSIT. .1. Brandt,, Joaeptilakerslmm,
Alrxamlor Catheart, • - -
'l•hu lutes of l lihumnee ant n+lnn• and favorable ninon y.
Company of Ihe alntl In the State. ,I:Npons wishing to
become month., are invited to Mahe application to tint
.Gents of the company, N o aro will Iwo to wait upon/
them at any time.
• BENJ. 11. MOSSER, President.
CHRISTIAN Fa.lviLts.
LEWIS ILT ER, Secretary—
MICHAEL COCKLIN. Treasurer.
AO ENTS.
CU H Blilt
. ;11 1101INTY.—.1Ohn Sherri:4: : Alton,
lill.lllil/11 Alartlo, Neo Initolwrland; Henry % o aring:
Shirnotanston 31 Santuol IVocalburn. Inelthison
ilowittan, eintrolitoon: 111oilo thirlith, South Allthllo
ton: Saiuttol tirahritu. W. l'enin.lion:l: Sarno : 4 Conven
Mechanicsburg: .1. W. l'ocklin, Sheplierdstown; . D-
Cnovor. C. It. Ilerinan, !giver Spring;
ilonj. It.tvelotlvis. :lily, Spring ; Charles hell, ton
YORK (' I iI I I , ITV.—W. S. 1 1 11:Ing, Ihrfer; Tutor 1Vol•
Franlslitt J.:F.14.1111th, Warrington; J. F. Dear
darn?. Washington.
DA UPIIIN Co.—llousor Lotitiunt, Iltirsisburg.
t comply having Iwillvie,ul.out, to ex•
piro. !I tine.. thvari removed by making, application to
Roy .of Ile Agonts.
"NIII A NTC NarilANT TA 11.011,
• W , st \“i') the Railroad odlivo,)
hnr Jut IA a 114• W and olozant annulment of
Cloths . , Mack and Edney l'at.shaers. nod a variety.
of Plidn and Figured Ve.rlnno, all of ho will
tnaho op to ineasuro in - Ihshionalolo 10, and on rot,
honaldo,terno,
--- n - ordemuttrmiel- tn - prroptl,w
rill garments go...noised, or no sale.
l'arll4l, lifayll , lBC.S._ lIANTCII.
tend Notices
\ t ei kl ST RATOII' S N C F
Not. a, is hereby given that Letters of Admin.
iatrotion on the eidate of .tarot Mia:reti,,,lee . ,l,, Ante J.,f
bonne township, Cumberland county. have this 1111 Y
been granted to me by tholleglster of add imuity: .Aft
persons knowing themselves Indebted. will please make
payment, and these having claims against said estate,'
will present them for settlement to
JOSEPH
Nov. it. 18;44-61.. Administrator.
.1 1 ST' NOl E.—betters of Ad
ministration on the Estate of Nancy Delmer. late
of 11.04 t PennshorouLth township, hare been Issued
. to
the SUI/Wril:er residing in the same township. All per ,
sons hating claims against said estatu willpresent
them fur settlement, and those laideLled will make
payment to
Nov, Yl, 186E-6t,
_, -I STATE NOTlCE:—Letters of Ad
.. nd taxi rialtos on the estate of Jain ex Day hison. lgto
of West Pen osig,ro' township, deCd.„ hurt boot isstPll:
I !3' the Reister of Colohorland rountj; to the sufivriber
residing in the same lov'eniblp. All porsonx having
claims against said i•stata will present then, for settle•
moot, and those Indebted alit mater paynoint to '
ANSA DAVIDSON,
A doilitistratrix or .filmeN Davidson, deed.
Nov.:3, 15 . 28-.14. • • . •
g 'DEPOSIT, BANK.
) Novrmar.a. 2, IPAii.—Yho - 'bard of nireetva hay
lido day declared n vetni.annual dividend of 4 nor cent.
payable to the stool:ll.4,lms or their legal represouta
lions, 011 demand being made for the same.
N. C. 3IUSSELMAN, Casbor.
• Nov. 3. 1858-ot.
STATE NOTICE. —.totters testa
mentnry on tho Mate of Nathaniel Weakloy, Into
of south Middleton hornshipolee'd.,' have been Issued
to the undersigned: of whom Witham li. Weakley, re.
sides In routhaturton township, and Agnes L. Weakloy
In South Middleton township, liumberiand county. All
' persons having claims against raid notate will prosunt
pliom for settlement, and those indebted 14 lllMake pay.
• • WILMA NI I:..WEAK LET. or
MINES L. WIIAILLEY,
ilxecutors of Nothaulol Weakley . , deed'
Vor. 8, 1888-61.
N,.OTIQP..—AciI persons knowing them
moou joaohtod to thu Estatu (.1' MoOno, Nurr;o •
- doetikodiati, hbeobrootlthol tolinake - hronodiato
,hay
wont to , '• • ' ' ' 31AitY M.A1.01(ItIS;
, , Ailaintstratrlx• '
" .'
~ • ,
__ ~. or,O. P. linpulWAttormay :-
earn*. p ep. Bi:l,Ysn.
"1 4 V70T10111: lioreby given,.
LI. that appilootto. lithe mule to 'the next - I.t.rie.
:haunt of-ronuoyliroolo. to alter. the charter •of tht-
CABLIAbIi DEPOSIT BANK, .lowittoi• In tin, Borough
of enfilide. Cumbria id rouoi.x. mo no to onnfor upon
• Paid Bonk •tlio, rixhto nod prlittopee•or livik 'of Issue,:
mid to oßaup.t. xito BAimpuo.ll.ixtt; Min_ to .
lit'eroOiO, 'Atilt', I; at promput.
Buyouts two Thousand • Ilothut, with pilillego of hi.'
,Thoino Ue, under Tin ]/IVROIt ter tti non how:
tir.o tiononoltiolhow.k, tggtnurdred tlontoo of dollane'
- N. C. Am:OAM -
Cortiolo Aunn U, 1848: '. •
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KIiMPTON. .
nr,ii, sprlogg, Velvets
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J W. 41)1
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NUII HIS NI, •If 1144
JACOB DOIINEII.
Adinlnh4mtor.
tith Mutrtitictitents:
N EW P1.A.N . 0 STORE.-
•
, , .
A large apsortment.orsinearlor Pianos, flow the bee
I 001111 /1111.1 Feuv Verb Heiken., together wick eseellen
t.econd-hited eomitantly fur eele.
• AtAlt ( 'RF' ` SBU F.
._4lso—Mit.iti-4. limo] 311,Jp1,11olodoutlx j. Ort!
crone.
Old Pianos (,ken in part payment Sir nen• once ;
PIANO TUNING OR REPAIRING,
NS'ith all ' fi rinG.•d 11114 IVlnd Instrumowx.-ti•III receive
prompt attention fryn 31r. 111 PTA NZYK.. who has
tie suil,rlor 1.11114 department, and is one or the most
reliable To lierk In the United ;Antes.
0. C. It. CAIITP:11.
PLIA OAi ! 1.4.1% OS!
ft . DA f. PitEM IU M
V 1• AMA...NI:TES I • ,
7171i1LiLli3 KNALIt
MANUFACTURERS .OF GRAND AND
SQUARE , PIANOFORTES,
Noa. I, 3, 5. .and 7, Norlll Eulaw drat,
oppo,vitethe Etila,,'//oane,
And at c, t NEW • S L - R O.M,
•
• 267 Ilallimare street, between Charles -
and- 14he -
Then/. rrL hrub d PIANOS have, at Ilifferont nth% fhr
several eu rennin. 3 earn, liven atittrili , il tho lilithettt pro.
pt inane for totridltiner over all doinpetitiori. •
— digit bid . ... fin 1111 l the niont relehrtt
tedpbinl.nn tile, wet Id. and other 111,0 nit:ldeal ett
inclailitt: Mr nittithosrli. ,vr, to Ito tr.llllll, if nottiu•
parlor, to any in I ilk initintry. . •"
We re constantly 11l hand at our ostensive Waro•
root. an uli it 'the litratist nsuirtititakt. "I fine plkNo
to he found In 1.10, city. which wit will nen,
•is :ma retail, on the wont liberal terms to Suit
the 111109,
lit on ry case wo gitiminteu ttur Plonlis to give entire
stitisfindion.
('olishintly nu lei lid n 'fine assoilllll , llt 318 1.4).
131'3 iS6 the bent that:ern at prici. t i fr vn $11; t o'idslo.
si , :.llivo3s for snit,i" In rgevi tttt oho r of ,erpinhlnintl
PIA:VOS. at 'wires rnogine froin.s73•to 3N. •
exchanged, hired a nd tmuvl.
11.1.1A31 liINAIIII CO.
. July 21, .
. - -- VgFi•-• • • ' rl l 1 . 1 E :13 KS T
•-) j,- (\
f' ( '- , :' C( 3Fors)) ' I, ) , PIANO '• .
'l Tile 'Aral
.<,---••
initargtl
. :- •
Oinitargtlo ~ ~ FORTES
j
, I. -
- "r.^(--- - r - 2,,—,- , •Q -.-
NziflNC. 11 ` -
Aft 31ANUE.WITHED
° •C2.11U 2/tl-1/!:1•;, SON
C=l
1\11.;1)AL:-.4,
TH E FIRST PR ENHUMS OVE/LALL_COM,:,
PETITORS IN TH E UN IT e . STATES.
•1311.99119,41-h havior rev. .
ti o:their now
. 111111.1 . 1/1 , 11..13117,(111!FIIIII Ntrevt. are pre,
• •.• •I to ,Cler Jan, m...ortinetit. i tiliAD,B, PA BLOC
•11l E. PIANO DI irrEs in
cannot
j•Mti topii , aso. Desi•nycki. cent ,0 any act
dresx apratiott.
July :DI, I`l.',D—ly • '9. 4 ',..v• --•
•
• ,'. te a l.) AND.
--
S'CIIINICAY'A SONS, 811Vellkt.r
Now York,
•
•1, DI A N r A C,T 11 R rt .
Were aiimr,h• LI the Firot Palllilllll whore am
they'lmomitt their Piano Forte, into romp
with the boot nackere of bottom, New York, Milady. ;him
mot Baltimore:
'Received the two first prise 31edals - at the Metropoli
tan Fair,Wa4hington, 1N55. - • •
The Frst Preminni (ii gold Medal) for the beet-Plane
Porto at the Maryland Institute. Baltimore, 1850:
Thu First Pulse slrdal for the hest•Pinno rennet the
American Institute. Crystal Palm+, New York. 1850.
The First Protninte(a(iold Medal,) for the hest Brand
Plano at the Man land Institute Baltimore. 1557. s
The Feat Pietnium et the Rate Fair, Detroit. 1857,.
The Vir/.! l'relaluni at the State Fair, Iliehniend.lB67.
Among the judges were the first inimical talent or
the eauntr), sio.h as W. Masa., liottsehalk. IVulien
haunt. ,te. Ii rand and Fquarn 1 . 1(.111. , 8 constructed with
the full weaeloa and Iran flame eolobined, ars warrant
ed for throe', ears. Prices moderate.
liep.ls 1 qnS --Co3ll.
SVA ING FUND-
, .. , ...-0,
,_
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- ----, Nutioual 7 il . ' N. kt g i
-= , ,r , r,
, . 11 )1z1Sa i: ,
4140 2 4 ' al; T R U ' S
T
At%-:,4 i%rii -
3 4,,ti,
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Walnut Street„Ymah 11 - nt Corner of Third;
LADEEP.III.I.
INVOIt MUTED 1 . * STAT E 01 PENMSTPV.ANA
FIVE PER CENT INTEREST.
Motley is rocolvt d in any tllllll, large or small. and In
toresi paid from bite day of tirpusit to Um day of with
draw al.
The nillee is open every day from, 9 o'elork in . the
morning WI 6 oVovk in liu• atternoun, and un Monday
and 'Thursday eveningt. till 8 o'elnek.
11,,N, II UV 1, IiENN Eli, President.
IS WE, Vico Presitidut,
.11...1. REEL), Seeretaty.
IDILI EcrArt s, _.
1 Henry 1.. Benner,. - :' I'. Carroll BronFter,
- Eowarci 1.. Crter, . .10,..1,1, B. ionrry,
Hobert SelfridtrS, ._n. , Fr...eiS Lee,- -
- SIPIIIIO K. ANlii 011, .I'o-iiiiiii lit•ri,s.
C. L'llimils, • Iloery Dilfoutiviller.
'AI nit , is i•••••iii voil :mil iiiiptionts :midi In 011.11 daily
. withinit lion,. .
The investments are made In Heal Estate Murttrages
(ironed Rent., and ntich 11,14 mines nrcuritiac an the
•
Clint ter requires.
Au;ust 11, ISNi.
(t R ITT EN I)EN 'S I L DELPII lA.
Ci/11)11,1{CIAL C01.1.F.11E,
N. E:Ctirne‘e -B . event . ll and Chestnut Sta.,
I'l - 111..~1~Lll1'H [.l
=l=l
MM=
ESTAULNIIED SEPT. IS-I 4
INCORPOItinD Jt1:41: . 4,'55.
I=
B, B. Comegts, INN Id .4. Brown,
Fraud!, lloskins, A. V. Parsons,.
David 111Inu, Yonne !flicker,
,
tieorge 11. Stuart. B. B. Hinman,
John Sparhawk, Frederick Brown,
Joshua Lippincott, Jr. .
. .
MESS
CRITTENPEN. Principal; Commitlug Accountant,
111,1 Imtructor lu Coonnorcial Custenm.
Epiniiims W. Muffin. ' , micas, of Penmnship.
Motion M. - Tiiiistatta, Pr desmr of the Science of Ac.
'counts . .
JOHN Enomodcx, Professor of Book Keeping and Ph..
nography.
ArolliTlai Stuns, Professor of Languages.
Hon. June Jon,o, Lecturer en COlannerelni Low.
W disco, kh.1,71).. President of tlirtird College—
' Lecturer On Political Economy.
Catalogues, containing full Particulars of terms, man
lier of histruetion, ' c., ma.) be had on applying et the
Collage, either lir person or by letter
apir-"CiIITTPNI4IN*B 1 1 00K-KEEPLEG for Wile.—
Price sl.so.—Key to same, 511 ets.
"Thick Darkness cdvers•the Rarth,
And Grass Darkness the Peepte."
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, and nil -'
others, will take - Notice! net - they can supply
themselves, in 'any quantity with .
Jones' Far Famed Patent - '
NON-EXPLOSIVE ItiIIIOSEND On pont. OIL. LAMPS,."
"Al; tbalrholeililertiiiii ItotdH HFIAD QUARTES, SS'
South SNCOND Street, .rhiladelphite.
The only place where exclusive Agencies ean.he "dee
tattled for the - States of Pennsylvania, New Jersey and,
Delaware.
These lamps gAte a light equal ilk intensity of flame, • '
and similar in appmerance to One, and are claimed to be
superior to all other .portable lights,. new, In use.-- ---
learn( Explosion.—Ntroffir
enseedor.---Nosmolle.—Very
wally triunned.--;An easily regulated no a Ites Light.—
Can be adapted to all purosra —And -better then all
-thr a poor man,-6P per cent 4:beeper- them any, ether
portablo light, now in remont" use. • -
SOLE AORNer ,
•
KNAPP'S, I'ATNNT_NOSIN e AND; - OIL "LAMP'
CO_ Lamps, Oils, Nyielts.'Sleules. and every enticie in
the„linti. - S.l SOUTHLAND, Agent,
No.-MI South Summl Si milt. Philud'a. '
. It, DA Lll EitT sole agent for Carlisle. '
UT A G AJN. IfOlt vn g ri,n'
•, NI NO order, .r,f4x:llprsx,
1 1 11.4 14114114 f Apjal) ', • • • ,
"Nov. '17,''..11.-U1 8.-101311 1 11 . 41 N, .11...
Holly 81O1ogo;