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C43ILISIGE, PA.
WEDNESDAY JAN 5, - 18(.9
COMMESSIONAL .
Mail:igh the Session previous-to- Hid tid
jetn:inneurfor theheNtdays,,v/aa short, the re
' sults sts far, have not been without importance.
The old soldie4bill, has passed the lionse.
lijittlitygo'majority; -- 7.and - it slaissa ho--
Senate, is confidently looked for.
• -The -confirtnatlon by the Senate, or a tho '
_ Naval 1101111111i1OliS,• restoring PpiPs gallant
-7—officers-to-net ive...seroirywho-had...been.plated_
-----on-tirt"rctirred--tietT l -11fts , gitten-gnenaLsatisz....
faction, and is another featnre of the.soSsion.
The Pacific Railroad hilt, which i; sei I pen ,
ding in the Senate, will prtbaitly. be brought
to a concluSion; shortly after the reassembling
of Congrit'ffe
The question of niost..intereSt. to the people
'DOW is, whether or riot, CongreSs Wi
riot,ll at the
present session, reyise Ille Tari f. The pres
.eiit deficiency iii the revenue,' and doprvssiOn
of trade and anuinfacieres, are shoot; itigti
ntents'in favor of a return to specific ditties,
but as the deinecrats arc conitkitt ogoast
this policy, it. is touch to be feared fiat this
. , .
• Measure, no vitally important to.the.interests .
llmi~r will ntf min be hillyr in the Senate. ;Nitt.
.iviihstatoling Imeoroco opposition, i time:will
come Avhen rhe prOple of Pennsylvania trill
force a 13earitiron that subject,.:kir: CaMeron
.has already presented one hundred and thirty
aix memorials, all'numerouslyvigned by eiti
zensornetirlysevery county in tlie State of
Pennsylvania, setting forth the amount of
capital invested in the iron interest, 1 111
against the-large quantities of
foreign iron thrown into this country at ruin
ons ratei>, well calculated to einharrass if •not
tic-troy American enterprise in that branch of
%Odell the_ memoriatielt hold is an
Li---importMt_sourcomputtional•weall h and that
its dowaall would not only be felt in - Penn -
sylvania, but in all her sister States,: tjtd
therefore the'Y seriously and most earnestly
ask' t hat. sufficient protection .be _extended.
Mr. Crittenden., has presented a petition
- from George Washington green, grandson - of
Gen. Nathaniel Green,' setting forth that for
ten yeors he has heen collecting and' arran
,..„:-. gingthe.ollicittleorrespondence of his_grand
father . witha• view to its PubliAiith.
correspondenie consists of more than Six thou
.
sand original let hers furnishing import aid
-terial for a. history Ofilm revolutionary AVM'.
He nsks the aid of Government to bring out
the work.
LEG ISLA Tint' . P . -9 . 11C Legitila t.11T6 Penusyl•
Tashi met yesterday. at llaviisburg, but the
time at which stir Paper g_o_7 to press : Pre
.o its from:giving a Y;sl4ta.ll3._ f_the.Ar...;ann_
zing -the•• Sena to, r or__.ll °use. Next
week we shall he able to give:iite Governor's
nt essage, tind the list of the officers elected by
e telt Ilouszt:it It the prQeeetlings or . the Leg
ialture, as Tar as they inarbe published.,
In the House the American Itcpublicans
ME
Democrats,
;Majority., . - ' - ~ • 3-
' -McClure of Franklin and Lawrence --of
Dauphin are the llepublieun .eantlidatea for
speakers. - . -
In the tienate . the Democrats have a majori
ty C.'t-cswell of Blair count); Will
probably be elected SiMaker, his opponent will
be Scofield of IVarren county.
The ❑nrrisburg Telegraph sdys: the condi
dates for thediffere,nt offices at - the-gift of the
Legishiturq, 111 . 0 'top numerous to . mention:7
CUBA.
That portion of
. the Pre.ident's Message.
• relative to Cuba, has created considerable ex
citement at Havana. The authorities of that
city havit addressed a•• memorial to the Queen
of Spain, in \villa they denounce the idea of
the purChase of Cuba by the United States, in
the following litnguage:
t•The shame of being sold cannot besupported
by,those who• always appreciate their exit'-
, tense as a part of a nation to which they have
ever been assimilated by habit, religion, and"
customs, and which transmitted to them the
beautiful language, of Cement CIL The doverp
ment of Spain has not heard, and doubtless
will not listen to, an ignominous pretension
which wounds its sense of decency; but; nev
erthele'ss, the tirst M u nicipality of-the Island
has believed it to be its duty to raise its voice
to yitur Majesty, on seeing written this insult
to humanity and the illustrated age in which
we live—an insult in which, with a cool con
tumely, and a total forgetfulness of Olathe ad
mitted and recognized principles of interne
. tional relations. the only desire is to satisfy,,
the speculative aspirations and the interested,
views of a country, by bringing to shame
punctilious Government and a people who see
in the color of their flag a long review of glo,
. ries, an eternal remembrance of greatness and
heroism.
The Memorial has been signed by a large
number of the residents of the - eity,i.nd is, no
doubt, the general and perhaps unanimous ex
pression of the feeling of the entire population
of the Island.
=I
A New have received the firs(
number of the .femiBylvania Sothic', a new
paper just establitAted iu Ilarrisburg, by Chas.
D. Ilinclin‘, 'Who, in a lengthy and well writ
ton ealtitatory, takes ground in favor of home
protection, popular sovereignty, Stephen A
Douglas, and our Salo Administration.
The paper is handsomely got up, and the
editorial nuttier displays considerable ability.
We wish it success.
A PAvntottc Aar are as williUg to
give South Carolina credit for her good deedS
as we arc to accord the same justice to any
other State; and it is with pleasure' that we
record the fact, that in the Senate of ' that
State a bill hits passed, malting an appropria
tion for the erection of tho National Monument.
to the Signers of the Declaration of American
Independence, in Independence Square,,phii.:
adelphig. ,
PARDON OF CATHARINE SIIOBER --Limner
Packer has pardoned Catharine Shobei," who
•
was sentenced to the Lancaster Jail for fifteen
months, on 'several indictments for larceny.
The woman had served•out about two thirds
of her,time, and the Jail Physician Certified
to the fact, thaticinger 'confinement would en
.
Aay''Co4reas resumed its session yesterday
We sli ill be careful to keep our reatlera advised
of all important measures noted on by both
}louses, as far be our
PIIOTECTION To Intm.--,A convention of Iron
Mae Mrs, assembled, in Philadelphia oh-Non
-;,day. Ex-Senator Cooper: tielivored an' ad
- • drata. The convention is'. looked' on as thu
inaigaration of a protection movement. ,
Weeirivito attention td the advertieo
ment.df Dr. Culverwell's Essay on. Nervous
Diseases, oto., in another column: It costs but .
triiio,,and maybe obtained direct from .the
publishers in Nei York. `
ltlAsonie..—The Grand Lodge 'of Pennsyl
vania, at its annual!connnunication held 'on
Alonday., installed the follovring,officers
• Hon. Henry M. Philips, R; 3V. G•:' Master
Joint ThoMpson, R: W. lisp: G. Maker ; David
C. Skerrett, R ,iv. S. 0' Warden; ,Lucius
Scott, It. W. G. )Varden ; Peter Williamson,
R. W,,G.,Treasurer ; Wm. H Adams, W.
0: Secretary. •-• • . • •
Trustees of MaioniC &lad, Wni. Badger,
James
and Frederick •
Titistees of-the IMMO Betinest, SaMuel:H.
Pc%ii. A. Botimionville, James Hutchinson,
'• Davit loyd, David Jayne.
Trustelia - t5l - 1116`071Z - Clinrity -- Funth John
• W Sr., Win. S. Black,lo.t. S. Riley, Wm.
Roglish Aligns N. Mnettheison.
. Thu R W Grand Master also made the - fol: .
lowing iippoitilments.
-John-Cliainbers,-Ic
-4:44dtlardi-W4lOl-444ta-X—S,-.Jahusz4l,--Wlll-.
IL Diltiniteiiter, D. Wasliburne; Wrio. Stoddard
and Peter Rus.ell.
G. •Deacon, E. W. Keyser.,
•J. G. Deacon, Joseph T. Thonors,
.Ceatl,Stewards, V. ithompson,.Adom
Moog. '
Grand Marsitall,,Jaceb Londenslager.
G. Sword Bearer, Peterson.
G 'Vorsuicatit„ Gem It. Ashton.
U. Tyler, Wm. Ih.• Schneider. •
- Cononitic , e` or - Finance; - William ne,y,
itohe6 Clark, John L. Goddard, Michael Nis
bet and Frederick- Lennig.
Commit lee ,et Coreespendence, Rivhnrrl
Vonx, Geo. Grlscom, Jatne:s B.,Chandler, &t
-win T..Chase,,and John 17, Gilkr.
Committee on Landmarks., Josiah Foothill,
Committee on Appeals; Mimes Coge,,Untiries.
Cur i.,;(leorme IV. Gully and
Charles lb. COmmah
Committee on Ily Lows, ,, Peter- Fritz, A
liournoOville, James II at chioson, Win. .11
Adninii and Roil. Frazer: • •
• ennnuittee on Printing and Publishing, .1.
S: Kiley, Robert P. Kink, Hee. 11. Hart; Dan
iel-M. Fox and Oilstacus-Itelnak. -
1101 Committee, Jos: Moore, M. It. 111lich1e
()Forks - Frislnnuth, Alexnnde• Turves and J
W. Lee..
Almoners of Grand Lodge 'Charity Fund,
George Smith, N. L. Hatfield Harman Baugh
and Albert R. TOering.
-Stewards of the Stephen Girard Charity
_Fund, N. It Mosely, George ThoMpson, .fns.
. Kelly, John K. Murphy, Michael Bouvier, J.
-rergagim---.htritt.-ivrittrpin - 17--Joittrivugg , m
Thompson, Jultn Breen hen, R. 11. Camp
bell, George di, hieg'er, B. F. Jackson, E.
P. Leseure, N Penrose, Thos Roney, John
George II Oliver, George P. Little,
W. ,C.. Parsons, 'Mathew Cartwright; IlenrY
ShriSlian,'All'red T. Johes, Alexander Rein-
Stine, John W, Horner, Gabriel Philips and
11‘frtnatt Yerkes. •
Itobert d k. I,amberton Esq., has been appoin
ted D. 1) G. M. for the district. composed of
.the.eounlies_utlDanOin, Cumberland, Frank
lin, Adunis:.lnniata end Perry..
the
N 717. • AN - i) VITTLEB : " - L i nder this
happy tille, the Warren 7i/graph c . onnnents
upon thy potitieal•d6critninntion exercised by
the Pre;:oleni in the seloclion of his guests at
dinner; and migg't.”-to the following forty of a
card of admh,ion -.•• •
" ))inner; Admit the
Moll for thiS day only. Not good to any'l)e
mocrnlie
-1»»11111»1' of. Ctingresti 're-elected
NisAidiiiir'iTivii - t — E - Nyiihiplairilyois ,-
--bers, -rejected-by- their.coustituencies;:caltob,
tain tirmt-cla,a tickets in, application to the
State pepitrt Inept. No tudi=lneollloo/1 1)(411- .
OCl'llt who hits list given in, allowed to- UMW '
I. Little giants positively exiltuled, Cones,
bludgeons. null other weapons, to he deposited
at the door, to gitard,against ttecidentS.
served seats for thuse.who appear in coats of
English niantilactnre. --
Any excess of self-respell beyond forty
groins to elicit person, will _be - rated as extk:
- Character at the sole risk oi,the'owner.
'Llslo ticket genuine without the written sig
nature of "JAMES BUCHANAN."
" Dec.• 14, .1869
CRYIN - 0 IlantEs.—A "sufferer," gives the
following recipe for curing. crying babies.—
.. As soon ns the squaller awakes, set the
child - up propped by a pillow, if it cannot. sit
alone, and smear its fingers wit h.thick
oolas-
BOO: then put a half a dozen of feathers into
ts hatiels and the young one will sit nud pick
feathers from ma? lituariotrie other,
- titdil - if
drops asleep. As soon its it. awakes, more
molasses and more feathers: and ill' the place
of the nerve astounding yells, there will lie
silence and joy unspent:able,
NAVAL.—The United States ship Cyane,.on
her way to the Pacific, arrived at Rio on the
16th ult., after a passage of fifty-three days
from NorTolk. She was expected to sail for
Valparaiso in the course era week . "
GAZINES' FOR TIRE NEW YEAR
To Le hod at 4..1(. Piper'a. airliale, and
MVO=
The monthly periodicals have commenced
the new year with renewed vigor and beauty.
The first one' we take up is the venerable
KNICKEIMOCKEIi, for Janultry, which COM..
'mimes its lilly-third Weide. Au eight page
poem, called 'A Fashionable Toilet,' said to be
written by :Miss Peck, themould-be authoress
of 'Nothing to Wear,' is the first article in this
number. Dr. Noyes, the Proprietor and one,
of the Editors, contributei an able article on
the Jews. — Clark,, in his rich Editor's Tittle,
giveS Lover's 'Shamus O'Brien's Hanging,' in
full, and the number is adorned by a well ex
ecuted bust, of IYillimn Cullen Bryant. Sub
scriptions shOuld be addressed to J. A. Gray,
16 S. IS Jacob - street, Terms;43 00.
Three copies, $6 00. Clergymen - andTeadli
era furnished at $1 00 per year.
THE GREAT REPUBLIC MONTHLY, for Janu
ary, is a new4lllagazine, large octavo
containing 112 pages. ,It ia, published by
Oaksnlith & Co., 112 William et., N. Y., and
takes the place of " Emerson's .Magazine and
I'dthanes MontfilY," now defunct:" The lite r
rary matter is composed of historical, biogra
phicaromientitic, fictitious, and pOetical arti
cles, nearly all of which are amply illustrated.
It is a libecal, whole-souled Magazine, and a
groat improvement' on its predecessors: If
rendering fpll value for value deserves sue
cesn,'oakst»ith & Co. Would succeed with this.
new imdertaking. • Terms, single copies.s3
per year; 5 copies.slo in advance.
LADIES' AMERICAN MAGAZINE, for 'January,
is anothet• new claimant for public favor. It
contains 80 octavo pages, and is published by
henry •White, 7 Beekman street, N. Y. • It. is
adorned with a beautiful steel engraving, 'Sat
urday Night; a colored fashion plate, four
figures, and a eolored engraving called 'Pa
pa's New Year's Present.' The body of the
Magazine is filled with choice stories and po
etical articles. 'Ashes of Roses' is the title of
an excellent story commented in this number;
by the authoress of Edith Trevor; it opens
well, and promises to be intensely interesting.
The".Etlitim's Easy Talk,' so popular in 'Gra
ham,' is continued' here, and abounds with
spiny The Fashions are Well attended
to, and a' host, of other things.interciting to
ladies, are served up in an attractive style.—
Terms, 'single copies, $2; 2 copies $3; 4 co
pieit;:sB. • • •••--
Gent:Y:l'o . r January, commences the fifty,
eighth velume in a magnificent , The
title page is n , superb engraving, called 'The
Seven Ages of Woinafi.' 4Regicated Flowers'
irithe name of another Steel ongravTirg:
Both of 'these. eograrings are. designail -for
- The colored •Fashion- - . - Plate' shows
the Style' Of dregs actually worn , at the present
time. :There arealiont , atlO - * . iin-ethint - iingrair:
ingl of , drestio,: ell, the' latest styles-,
Gurley has hrtifight4tis - filagOide near pirfee.
thin as 'a Ocatijain lea and. assist Chi to a
The Drat article, ..The lineicppoted Visitor,'
teaching 'kitties hOw to furnish a reartrin an
emergency, is worth the price of a year's sub
scription, The body of the '.%.la*gazine
with elioiie ; tales and. racy sketches. Te . rnis
he formerly, single copies *8; 3 copies sti,,
PNTgiwoN:s MAGAZINE, for Jatittary„il3oio'-'
ed , with Iwo • Steel • Etigravings
from Shitknpeare'sjoinpest,' and .111, • the
ter Cold.' 'A
colored letishielk Philo,. showing'
the 'Parisian styles, and a large number of
Wood EngiMyings„showing - styles,,of different
articles of dresses: The DepartnlMlL in • Pe
terson,' qlow to Malte_One's Own I.srtts,tes e t.
will, of itself, richly ivay Any lady, the stilt,
zneasureinents_are_giVen.-so that-nn_3t-:tee—sd:
ortlinagy ability 'can mit out the garment giv
en. Prank Lee penedict, Mo. 'Ann S. Steph
ens, C :J. Peterson, Park Benjamin and other
eminent writers;. contribitte nrtioles to this
number. 'Peterson' has been floating regular
imprevoinent H. Each year it. gets'intteitAnd
.better, and 'it 'deset;ves' patronage.' Terms—
Single copies, $2 per Year; : 3 copies, b 6.
All Artists, and all Amateurs, Mid, others
'interested in the progress of Art, should Italie
the benefit of the monthly visits of I Time
CaXvos," published by W. IlollingsWortli. 378
Broadway, N. Y., and,edited.by J..Dorand;'—'
-11-.Lhnnitamoli.its:si.v.th,..y,ear r attlis.-dev.oted.to.
theadvandilment of true art.' It should be in
me tarn S . ! . every one 1 estrous 6fretilin . _
poStml up on the latest and best F,ssayQ and
Reviews on Art, Science nod ph crature,4lnd
di'ssip about Art, and Artists generally... It•
also contains Tiiles. Sketches of Scenery, Criti
cism,
&e., - and each. article is of a, prime qua-
Terms—Single copies, lila, in advance.
ATLANTIC AIONTIILY, for January, eel
the third volume, and finds itself on the
great high rya ml arsuccess. The two most at
tractive articles in this number, are ^ The
Professor at the Breakfast Table," and " The
•MrH - 47 - 103 --- )itriwe's — Tre
artielesnre:—"-Olymphus-and
sgardi't"Juniata;' 'Left Behind;' 'Coffee and
Tell;' .Mon of the. See;' , Chiendee "fhe Il
lustrious Obscure;'; of lie New Life of Dante
'At Sea 'Bulls and llearsl"Whit 0:8 5111148,.
Peare.' Terms: single copies FO per year.•:.
We will send the ' ilerahr and • Atlantic' one
year for .. s3 60 in advance. r 'e
.New subscribers to the Atlantic tire notified,
LUC( heT - tirsrvait in - Wei - INi January - n heir:
nearly , thirty thousand, is exhatnited.- , Aitother
edition is in press, Svhicit will be ready in
few day. .
RAIIPER, for January The'engravin , gs in :
thhinumber surpass anything of got. 7,
ten up'for some't hue. The illustrated articles
ore Painuna It inroad,-twenty-three
illustrations ;• 'The People' of Red RiVer,"ten
illustrations; !Que:bec,'..l wenly z seven illust ra
'tiOnSia'Tlia-ekery's Virginians,'three iHuatrmr
rtion.l:; mn4l:-J-The Experiences 'of tr. Dramatic_
Author.' Among the contributor's to this num
her, .we notice. Ilrytuit, Curtis, Lossilig. 1k
Marvel,' Prime, Otis, . Mrs. MotiltOn, Mrs.
Stoddard, anda number •of others of equal
rank. If we hadroom, lee should like to hive
_our renders some ór the good" jokes in (lie
• Easy Chair' and, Draiver."fermS. :itiiper
year. The Herald' anti 'Denver' -$ : 3 50 per
ychr -
Tllll Lamas' .Ithrosyrott2,. foe January, is
gi•nced with three superb' Steel 'Engravings..
'Sunny lairs;' a likeness of Bishop , Ames,'
and 'The Swihg.' No periodieal in the United
States gives its renders as fine eugravingsaw
the 'Repository :' It is a marked feature.—
Among the contributors to ,this number, we
notice; Ort.,Cnas CoVetas, vtho gives
den We NTIVOATJI „Wile
gives 'Circuiting in Chinn.' The other arti
cles are of polished writers. Miss V. F. Town
send contributes en Article. tbr Children each
month. Every lady who desires to cultivate .
that' which is refining, and keep in the sphere
of the•pure and excellent, tjhould not be with
out the Monthly visits 61 . the Repository. When
we see the Repository on a lady's table, re:
want no better proof of the texture of her
mind. Terms, $2 00 per year. The tiler/Ad'
and 'Repository' for $3 00. •
HOME JOURNAL.—The first number of the
Home Journal for 1859 is an admirable oge;
in which is commenced 'an• original story enti
tled '!Two ways to . Wedlock"; this, will be
followed by "The Avenger" a tale of the South,
and " The Young Wife's Diary." As a fondly
Paper there are none superior the Home
Journal, and no effort will be spared on the
part of the Editors 'to mantain its present high
reputation:
PETERPON'E! BANK NOTE ' LIST.-Thu Jan
.uary number of this useful publication has
been received. It contains several pages of
valuable information for business men and
describes fifty-hro new counterfeitS. It is one
.of the most complete, reliable Dettictors in the
United States, and should be in the hands of
bverg •storekeeper. There Seems to be a aye
temaic 'effort to throw log o s money into cir
culation and people cannot be too careful.
The taking of one counterfeit note, might be
a greater loss titan the cost of five years sub
scription.
,
US,. A Itortibk cane of degradation, misery
and- dentl4-was-brought tit light,on.:Thursday,
night.
‘ JI Mrs., Hughes, formerly a lady of .
wealth and standing in'Boston and New York
was found dead in a house on. Mulberry street.
ller little son a bright lad of eight years, was
watching nt her side. She was the wife of
Col. Thomas Hughes of Boston, formerly of
the U. S. army,
• SUGAR CANE —No commend the folloning
to s the - notice of our farmers,: - -
A farmer •On the ‘Vabatifi has made four hun
dred gallons of molasses from the sugar-cane
grown on a single acre of ground the pest sea
son. The molasses selling readily at, fifty
centslier gallon gives him two hundred dollars
as the return of his crop en a single acre.
Ittgl..Whit are the miserable ?-Let filo:Dys
peptic who suffers physically, and mentally
answer. But though ho has drunk.thit luny,
dregs of suffering, relief oxists'in the Oxyge
nated Bitters, they are " a cure for all his
woes.”
ANOTIVEIt COUNTERFEIT.—A' now and
garotte' counterfeit made its appearance last
week in Philadelphia, and probably ore this
has' found its way: into the interior, it liur,
ports to be a s6' on the Western Bank of Phil
adelphia, and is an imitation of .the .gcnnine,
printed in blue ink. The vignette,, a group
-of-Indians own elittoverlooking•a•factory, , &MS
is on the loft end, and '1; 'foinale with a sheaf
of grain , is on the right end. The line of the
large_Vin centre of the bill are gory scratchy..
The engravers' names are also blurred Some
of these notes were, passed on:persons in the
city who. considered themselves good judges.
Tim Nirr PPEBIqI4CY 7 , T11 . e). New York
impe're, of nll sidps,'are up to their elbewa-at
work in itaking-P 4 resiilentOtoliitieceed Mr Du
ahnniun brow present ap'pearaneei, it le prob
able 440 i -tier( baye ono At Joe t. ;
..
SOUTH MIDDLETON; !;DUO.AI'IOIOtAI.
IN9~ITU.TE
A special- mooting was Iteld.on Saturday
1 18th insf.-tit Wise's aol)oof*.House: :Present,
all the Officers; five soheol Direct.ors.and, ten'
tenolierit,- elmanfr Mei34xs, IStAntrt':. and- FrinFmi '.
Miss Kenyon,",WAlf,rimillell- :Nei address:was
delivered-and iici easny,, ietid;rori, eotiount..of ihe
,alisence of Mr;:trie,zo;.alo-,Ainn B 01 :- . " 1 - •''
Compdifition.l-wils.lhen -Atikett.up . .".Mes,srs.',•
%Nloestgr,..l3realthill:_ilure , deter, Mrtigner Miles
)
, and
. IVildadtirtd.Sllissfleistline, have nAveekl ••,
.'-'
I exercise in their 'respective! - schools • '-'- ... -,
scholars chooSe -',t heir sown familiar. suNeM.,:
generally ofit descriptive character'•, and if,
errors occur, arc marked sind - corrected - hy-the
teacher or scholar.- . ' •' • ' - .
.._.Thamecessity..of.-Composition WOl3 nle , ills- , ..,
cusped; scholars'yilto can wrife 2 -legibly,-.with- ,
-out. a copy,.iMould berreqUired_to-,compose
ITitifilliiijiiiiiirfifliiilithniftlieuglfrinfcllnvelliinr
gation..--,_,AithenkiLbrancli-moommettinAtia-
law, and one tem:lid - re are mit. required to be •
exatnined hi. the -couniy= superintendent, yet ,
it. *its co n sidered, to he the ditty of evety ,
teacher; without the usa of inn author; • to re
quire Seholarti , sufficiently .queltfiCif to write - •
mompositions- however simple . and disconnec
ted the ideas. and however incorrect as to
then' 'orthoginpliical and 'grammatical aeon-
Mr. 'Miles remarked that in order to prevent
fralidS4C - ilislioniStf "1)61bl - ices. leneWersolfould
in. every individual case, see to it. promptly
that the compositions are Original
' Mr. Niessei renntrked,' hat 'he had nn oc;
0114011711 .IXereisa on' "Lotter.. Writing," in his •
schooLand referred to the usual method of un- •
educated persons coniMencing. their letters '
• Algebra was then taken ipand discussed
s y:11, ss • • V. 1.4 • ' s: "
/ former wroth Offen ~ .Etination" the:Bruck- •
Gourd and ithtstrated'his method of teaching
I
it. .
. . ,
• Mr Breolthilt - wrote off seine questions in
Addition and 'Snittractidn, to- illustrate pus
and minas Signs,..and their effect on the values
Algebraic questions when the signs: are•
changed, lie also affirmatively defended ti.o -
me of Algebra, and its thitroductiou into the
schools.
Mr. Burn considered common Arithmetic of• '
more Militias : nee in his school than Algebra.
This remark called fold' to negative exposi
tion of teachers devoting their time to• the
, most importsileful mid priAiljcal -
Mr. NI iIPS, 11l conclusion, Refolded Air.
taugld-hrc : ollegoand-t ---
soliaols of learoing'in cities and large Abwits..
as a preparatory step to a knowledge .of tl 0
hi., her mathematics, and its adaptation to a
philosophimil understanding of them, 'and of.
nigher Arithmetic. welt calculated to unfold
and diseiplineihe thinking solving powers, of
n highly intelligent pupil.. But, •as th e Coon- •,
try ilifffool scholars seldom attend- more_than
three months, - 'but very few, if ,14!ii, dui be
sufficiently advanced - to pursue it to any prac
ticaLlienetit.,-Arithmetio_..will.he negleettaLtdoL. _
the seholar:Will letilie he the _close of-the 14,1-
14911, without having:made progress hi either. : •
.11e also remarked, that the limo never was
amid II ever wiltiroe„, When Algebra .will enter
into the special or general business • t ransac
lions of the Ameiican People. Arithmetic has,
alntiylt been.tV. medium: of-calculation, and
Algebra: ex. hi lively adapted • to. int rica I e_npd
extended mot limeades) pyobleins, which lint
few are r'enuired to solve, not the pu p ils of the
country schools. lle suggested ids a substi
to' e Bonuyeastle's' n,urat ion ' a good
TractiCal work for advanced scholarS in Arith
metic, awl "Me/Ail Arithmetic," to troin'the
pupil.to be a ready accountsnt. • - - -
The laishicsg.for - next - nteMl4olhen. beimg
before the Institute History and Natural
Philosophy were scleCted as the litlinclies,
for di'scti.sithott. , ;The best method of leach- -
ing the memory," Mr.. Wilders to, deliver an
address II nil Miss Bell to' prilatre :11l essay.
Oo motion, that the thanks of the InStituto
be endered ',Messrs Gleiui, , Lehman mid
Kunkle Air Oa...hospitality to the Members.. •
On motion, that. the teachers. tender' their
Mouths to the Board of School Direct ors,' to --
Mr. Craiglicad,President ,of the Institute,..for
their puuctualpttendance and zealous coops-."_
ration in the ptheeedings.
Adjourned to meet. au Saturday 'Jim. 8111
1859 at Gipp'S school house, I a miles cost of -
Papertown. •
TV - MYLES
Secretary.
HNictanuoiliCsltlMit c onztxr,.—A Cheap 1101 : ,
4.1 . .11411th°. t : rtiO u sary Kniekerbeckenhat;.
-been_publiE•hed. ETery tine of our readers
shout& send fen cents in inAtige sumps for.
the six hundred and twenty:firth number of
this briliant and popular Monthly, to Jo - I'lN A.
GRAY, Publisher, 18 & 18 Jacob St, Now
York.
diem. llitnertisenwitis
[HEAT REDUCTION IN.PRICE .
1 linNu thlg I , sy comilameell selling I if my oath.°
Rt. I, or iv 1 s T ER ti , 1111)5, I(We leo, at loner 'mires than
1101 In had :it nay other store in the manly.
Elegant Dark SIIA., all wool Del.alat.,, Cashmeres,
Merilm,•s, Wool Plaids. Parame tie. Or., in great variety.
Long unit square' hernia tliawht, ,
'
(141. Blanket Sian Is.
Bonds, Flannels, Itimkets, and Gott-
Aletnett's Merino and tt out Shirts; Cloths, et...inters;
ettKsittetts and Kentucky Jeans. Elouant Furs. Hain
and ligurod Itelnlne ttt ri, IU and 12 solute, Cloth ft,
over—coats, rit :G)•{ and nu routs. Elegant is urked Col.
lure, 11audIterchlers,ttn,1 Iltiticrslem es.
IthLTlNtht AN.I) .ItUUS.
. . . . .
Most of the good., hought within a few weeks for the
CASH. he stuck is tliVreinVO 1111'AP:1111i rillllplete •
. .
All p, rsops In want of cheap, butolsooau nod good
HOODS, will do mull to call and exatoltte toy stock" to.
fore por,liaolog olnowloTe; as I Itavedetcrollned toeull
oil the stock at hue'. prices A. most idyll Ntlisfactlot, :to
all. Remember Om New Stew, Illtuilltou'a"Cornor,
opposite the ltallrood Depot. •
CHAS. OGILIIY.
Jan. 5, 1851).
N. 11.—BnoTs Asu,Stinrs.selllng elf regardless of cost,
'ln order to close - but that branch of tuy business.
DUBUC, SALE.—By virtu© of an"
order of the tirphaa' Court of Cuu;horlund
we will sell at put lie sate on the presnipcs; on THURS.
LAY, the 21th day of January. 1181, at 11 o'clock, A M.
' A - 11013SE AND .COT OF GROUND
•
'situated in inchl oxen township, Cum.
Imrao.dCounty,l'a., hounded ly lands
trrs , of Martin Clardy, Adam Pourer. and
y. fi ktOSL I . others, containing TWENTY ACRES,
More or ion, snu property lies about one mile euuth.
west of James %Vsaliles's mill, and one toile south of
Centrovlllu. Taame---10 per Mit..at time 01sale, of the
reAdue, one half en the Ist of April. 11,831, mid the
balance ou the Ist ,d April, 11410, with interest..
JOHN U. 11.1.1retusos;
wm. A. 1111T,i11110N,
• A dministrMors of Frimels Hutchison, deed.'
G 'A 80 - N•8 • •
LINE-*L'2BATTLE-SIIIP,.
11•3=1
NEW *F.Ati: !
It Is it splendid tdinther full of inierentini reading,
among the linitntsians are Portraits of lion. Laois( nes ?
Seerttaey el Mate; •Setattora and ,
lisle. For sale at all Periodied Depots, at cents per
'copy.
A. WINCH, General Agent,
Juns'69. 1(20 CluAtuut atreut, Philadelphia.
44. FOR RENT.-- : rlie premises
now'orrupled by Dr..l no. li.S • 1 b, stet,
• TO ,( ;ii iablel for two dwellings, or on ..11.ce or
.tore.wolti Anda dwellffig 'home, nlth
.41tble, earriogo boost, nod cot -
vtdtiumes. titmo.sleat given on the Ist of April a ext.
For paytleulors inquire or Watt. F. Senors, or lir. F o nt.
K. Smith. ' [Jen.s,'4l.
WOK RENT. = -Syvertil Brick _Houses
oo xorth aroot: foroot, Inquire
E. or
SHAPLEY,
• Ooruor of North mul Pitt otouoto.
Carlisto,lnus, • s9- , tlut. •
BUFFALO ROBES
ND . 110118111 BLANKETS.-TILE
subscriber luM just ru olYud n healthful , 10t of
superb Ilitittth IILithICETS and littrFALti 11UBKS,
which hu offers fur :sale itt his !Outwit establish
ment, ilfreetly opposite Eby's firocory Store, *hero ho
else been Inreet nsiortment of. flue Harness, huddles,
Bridles, Cohn, o. Onnr, Lte. 111 s prices to suit the times.
.. 1)00. 8.13.1'L ENtettlNGEtt.
"Ual'Elt; Mount Vapor •
11 centrally, have now on hand and are prepared to
to urdeiall :varieties el line and
LIU/tit:lt paper. Mikes,. • ' •
N0v10,.68-Om. , ' Diana Holly, Sprlnga, Penn'n. •
("IRAN 81111.11,1E8, - TABLE.OII.,
k.-) variety), liiitxlaa, thirranto,, Citron,: Ketchup,
Preserved Punches; Pelus.- 11ndweat, nd oth ur
riot of , 010 F 01131,11, jo l t )
opening: h a
tho " Hell i "
ti recur)* nod Tea Store.
• Nov. - 0, 1858. •
1:11Y.
, . ~. „
10 ""'4''
ME AT C U T'.l% It S 'AND.
• . MilirAimi'oioWinlits. Also a largo stsertinent
to ildt.Lber Ittilvee, Steele, Vluayure, Steel -yawls, &e., &r.
.litet received, onkler sale et it,{?ry low prices et tl ro•
cheap ilertlwarq , ete.”: , , l l " ' ' ' . i i ii N i t i t A x . i 3 O ' N ;:' '
- • ', ' ' : ' ': ''. ~ ..lteet Milk Street, cerllele, is ,
..,Nov, 10, 108. • -. .'. ~ 4 '..- , ' , - : . ', _:,.
af Notices.
~
-0,,..- ..
.-ySTATE . N(Y11 b,---Lttteis "'of ' Ad.:
A mlnlstraticktt Oli . j.hi'Entata 'of Illrir. ANN PiAINN;
;Ito df tho Borough of Carlisle., de - consort, have boon is.
eared to thu subrierlhor residing In NAM Licirougli. All
pOrporni 111410146 d to told tuba., will alnico payment; and
those having elninur ,will preempt thorn for suttlonnint. to
. . , • :. JNO. 11..VAltill.lt;• • ,
.
AdrnlniptintOr of Ann L'oyror, d0c'd......
ETTERS VESTAMENTARY - iapoh":
ri the estate of Rebecca Crni . :thostl,late of Eltutli
dlutun te,enshlp„'CumbOrland county, dersastd, have
:been Issued In duo Da to or I:1'w to, the suhscrlher, resld.
lug In the township unit county aihresaid: All persons
kno:vintt thenisolvds'lndehted to sold mordant are
it:lre:l to make payment hunitallately; and those having
claims nr demands mill present 01;ml:duly aullunitlm.
•
ted Mr settlrmunt. to Ittell A Itll CHAR; II EAU.
Teeember IS. , • ' Exscuter..
US'PATE NOT.KIIII.- 1 - 7 - Letters. of :. Ad.'.
-124 mlnitttrat ton - tm - t e - blettittrof Nitterbotmere
t ti 1,4 itennitierough - towaldp, here' beoultuftnid - tii
the subseriber_reshllmtAti-tIMSII/110 temrnshly._ Alt per,
them for settlement, Mid tle'me Indebted wilt make.
mutent.to ' •
• • JACOB DDIINER,
Ntiv. 2L 1 fir,o-Gt. • Atindttlettretor.
XTOT IC All'persons theft).
• Nuivos loacuod to no Estate Of Mourn° 31orrnd
deceased, are hereby notified to make Immediate pay
ment to, .- . • MARY 31., 310 It Ithi,
'Adioinistratrlx.
or C. I'. Ilumrjeb, Attorney •
Corkinlo. Soli. R,lfaiß
IN T:(:) ti ' i l :it E n (3 l . l l i . Notice t..tio.:•t•n; is iCr
be tondo tiotle..ly, given,
. eoxt . Loots.
Inter,' or Pannsylvaida. to after:the charter of the
Itittazll.ll DEPOSUr 13,0 C., lodated in the Borough
orensitsle, Oninherland tounty, so, as to confer Upon
gala .11ank the itAttis and prlvlleggs,ot tt Batik of Issue,
and tp change Its mune to tho.Caitusts; Itsstc ; also. to
teems° the capltill of said:Bank, which 110(t.Tresent
.Selitifity.davo..Thousiod . (141,141A,.„,jr-It4.44lBlimir4„of,jp.
grooming the same antler its ptesent charter to one huh.
Bred thousand dollars, to ewoltundrod thousondilollots.
s earlisle :lune 9, fs'sB
rISTATE NOTLOIII.-,-Lotteri• of Adr,
mildstnathoi on the• Estato of Int!oit H.-
late of the Itorou,th of Carlisle, dee'd., haw boon Issued
by the 1164ister of Comberlmd•eotinty, to the subscrib
er, rO , ddlog In the same place. All persons Iridebted to
the Estate. are requested ttimaKe Immediate payment..
and these having dolma to present them duly nuthen
tleateil for...settlement to
HENRY L. ICELLEIL
Adirklubitmtor of J. B. Holler, dou'd
Carlisle, Bee. F, '4e—Gt.
•
Eli I 8 . -8A v var Cue 01
j sundry writs of Vendltionl Extorting, Issued out of
the Cotirt of Common Pleas of Cpanberland County, and
to 010 directed, 1 will expose to Public Side. at the
Courktiouse, in,tho_lhiroUgh_OLCarDsle„on_ElLlDAY,_
the 7tlr day ol JANUARY:. A.. U., 1831?, at' 10 -,'clod:,
A - AlTytturfollowinwdefierlbed Beal - Estatei - tolvitr" ,---
A lot of ground sittnited•ln Inremanstowti, Climber
land runty, containing 1114 feet In front and 108 fort
in depth, be the same mere or less: Bounded mi the
south by wooed street. on the west by Alm Monasmith,
on the north by an alley. and on the east by David Rol.
linger. haring thereon ercePid tt t wo.story frame dwell.
lug House. a frame stable and, other out-buildings.
Sulzed and taken In' uxuention and to be sold as the
property of Dot Id Wise. ' • '
' AIM. a lot of ground situated In the, Borough of Mo.
chanter:burg, Cumberland - county, containing 30 feet In,
front, and 147 feet In depth, be the same more or less,
Rounded On the 1101111 by the Green lane, on the east
hynroperty.of,Sehlle, Eberly . A, Co„on the ninth,
Clover Alley, and on the ivestilrY ariOther lot of •th.i.
Defendant. .
Also. a lot of ground situated In the Borough of Me.
clentlesburg. Cumberland county, contalnin3.3o feet 111
8 ,0 In feet lu depth. he tllO /MIMI more /11. less.
Bounded on the north by the Green lane, on the east
and ,west by other property of the Defendant, and on the
h by Clover Alloy; Seized and taken In 11X111111(1011 .
011111 to be I. jd as the property of David Sponsler.
Abto, a trac• of land situated in North Middleton
township. timberland c+nnrty. Bounded of UlOlOlllOl
by ionthroru,, , ,gv w.gw.i.,r. on the east by laud of wid
ow Alexander, ,oil the north by the I,lololdOgolnet
Creek. on the nest by Imola of Philip Raker and thAirge
Waggoner, cent:doing ninety-three sores, be the semi;
mere or less; having thereon tweeted a two story Brick
mu.. and' Mink Barn. Felzed and taken in execution
and to he sold as the property of 11. W. Meteor. -And all
to lie wild by tue. ' _ ,
Also, a or ground situated In Wormloysburg, toot
- Potinsboro' t0wm.141).; Cumberland County, boundoll on
tho west Tti l'ObllVSitOotrintttio - soitth - l, - Public
Vounro t n tato east by It I‘ or Alloy, au the north by Da.
vld 4. loaner, OM tainina 58-foot lit front, and ITO foot lit
depth, lie tho morn or loos . , haying tboroon erected
Oyu-story brisk house, and frame stablo and other
out•lntildlngs.„
Also,.threo Into of 'mould situated In Worinleysburtr,
East Penimboro•. township. Cumberland County, con•
talnltut 1.1 . b. 50 feet In front, and CO. feet to depth -be
the sonsfinire or less: 11.1 p tided on the went by aver
Alley, south by Michael - McCormick, East by
sum, su‘th,by n'Poldle Square: haying; theron Aron.
ted a haibe Stable and tlfilce. Also too lots'ilf ground,
sltyaled In IVormleysburg. East, Vennsboro' township,
Cumberland County. vont:doing each. 5$ (ea In front.
and 150 feet In depth ho the onlllo more or less;
&Amu tIM - Wer't by laver Alley.-North, by Walnut to
East. by First - Street. South by Henry Brubaker.
-St Ized and taken In Execution, nod to be sold an the
property of Alexender Wells
. ROBERT MeCARTNEY,SherIff.
, Suniurt'n OFFICE, 1 •
Carlisle thee. 15, 1058. .
HRS OF. I'ITE WEED, (that
the ladles so woefully despise,) -
.tr" 1.12.41-soln T •Cr, -
That We have this ally rei•olved 110.000 pure imported
Lit MAN SIXES, none of these that are manufart ured
lii Yak - en - linty, orarry - nf the otherbortnight4
41r York county. In connexion pith the :11,ove, we will
1131110 . 1401110 . Or our 15,,. Orgies. viz: }Amy's, Opera's.
Young .4merleait, Vlctor)as. Conchitas, Ac.
TO LiACCO.
Natural Leaf.
•
Coluratto,
Eldorado,
Nlg Lent,l4:
•
• illnekditt Cavendish.
Sweet Cus endish,
- Fine Cut, &e.
SIV 1117; (all kiiedx.)
The above articles nil) ho sold at wholesale Or retail,
cheaper than cap he hon.ght any. x here ott this side of
Pli
Purshasels will please sail and examine the goods at
11..1. liii:PELICS - whole..ale and retail, Drug, Chentival t
Confectionery, Fruit, Toy. Tobacco and variety store.
South Ilatuivur street, op.oosttu Ilnnumi s Hotel, and
ndjoiu log C. I ulears tit orery Store. ' Ldecif!'sB.
AT A&1) SHOE STORE AT PRI
- V ATE SALE.— The subscriber offers at private
sale the stock, fixtures and rood UM of the flat and
:hoe :Store, late the property of Jacob It. huller, de.
cem..ed. The stack is principally of recent purchase, and
the estahllshineet has an excellent run laf custom. The
eligibly situated on the Public Phuare,
and may ho rented fur a term of years.
II EN KY f.. KILLER,
Administrator of .1 It Keller, dee'd.
Carlisle. Dec.ls,
A9,.'rho stock of Hats, Ihmts and Shoes, will ho dim•
pool Mat COST._untll u solo of the establishment is
efforted. l'grontm wishing bargains, will do well tomtit,
it Is dostroblo to closo out the coneoru without delay
d t
Air j c ‘ m . : )I pe:I:nit lI NI 1 1 ) I. 1 1.P 1 :1 1 1 to l t i •l tr i e tr , e - ( o ,f n 6etll t a
.tgo vicinity of Carlisle. To one having good recent
namdations as to his ,Inalilleatlons and character a-good
and permanent place Is offered. Apply at this cam
dee.15,1858-It.
QTRAW- . WANTED ! ! nub
-17 xrrihottwill the following prices for straw de
livered to him at the Middlesex Paper Mill.. Rye straw
in handles. $7.00: all other straw $llOO. To I hOen not
wishing to haul their sonic, he wall pay liberal prices,
and haul it as seal after being notified. as possible.
- CHARLES It. PENROSE.
•
• •
.doe 15;185S-3t, •
nE CUMI3ERLAWD - .COUNTY
AIIIdCULTUIIAL sociny the
Court I rouse, In Carlisle, on Toesdnyvtho 4th of fauna.
ry soot, at 10-a:clock -The officers of tho_Poelety. arc
specially requested to I a-present, an they st 11l Ito called
on to nominal.° a scholar for the •• Farmers' high
Scholl," which Into open on the Milk of February hoot.
D. S. CROFT, Secretary.
~
Carlisle, dec.15,1868. • . •
•
fIOM 1 liNtOA TE D.— M it. 14:Drrorc :
j As the holidays are now upon no, it trill net be
miss to inli.rnt )one readers of one Out and that Is,
that they can purchase their hooks at IIOVT'S.„I - 1111
ibact 'Strue, Milli:mu, at the very's:tine price as at other
stores :owl receive a present of ,he value or twentptivo
cents up to a hundred dollars. It Is no lottery humbug
—but a bona Ills business transaction." ,
Then go at nue - kllinj - Cti
itPeairo n Christ present ;
A •• gold repeeler•" ' will, 1 kung
Make you toil quite pleasant.
A friend of mine mm day stepped In,
IVith money In his 11011“4:
And bought s hook—nod took his wits
A fifteen duller Locket. ,
dec16,1858.
GLAS SA GLAS S ll' PAINTS!
ifAINTs!! A fall ass.umeat - wf,fillair MMI lilmt
uml quality, with a larga stork of frorli I'AI NTS, all
011 a. Tarnishes, &c, Conant" In large or small
quantitlem, at low Ilgures at
JOON I'. VINE .t SON,
Oct. 27, '55. North Maurer Street
QUPERBLY . 1314: 4 1.1.1TIFULl—Jusr
I)IPP.—'fIIE OOSIIOROLITAN ART JOURNAL f ir
December, Over seventy pages—choice, articles—Me.
gantly dteol Engravings. 'Price
60 cents, bpocinten rapy sent, on receipt of it cents, In
stamp or coin. Add: evs •
DERRY, 648 Broadaey, N: Y.
B $1111.1_8.E...AT _ 0 ycku
Irish 'to serum a copy orthat elegant Repaving,
beVillage blacksmith. , '
and the "Art Journal,"
with the etiterpovaluuts, by 'sure and snliril6o Sl
I rf roT3tiliulio;lB69:—.4pErelicaltrcuptos'ar the'
above, and full partietilarsllveni by applying to-, :
A t om. See ad;
'vertliement elsewhere, beaded "New Features," Se,
PLCIIIL NOTICE TQ STOall
K REP ElltB,-Tlto highest wish prlroii will ho
- filklt (Amu, 141/(11$1 CIIEBBIE, LAUD and,..OOIAWO
ddruna 3141,
11, A. 'PVI:II,, '
010 lfullon Btreut,'Philed.olp l oo. •
VST.I 0 4 1N ,,,1 F S A Ii1 . !1 - ;zt- L A wagon
o'lll . 'Bold low. Apply to qi" fi'r
16171 . ' ? r elx
" •
1 • B. KENt ' , TON,
Notr.l7, Holly
. §prlop, PAL, '
, Nero Obooip.
HO! FOR CHRISTMAS.
GOODS FOR TIIL EIOLIDe T S I !
h4NCY•GGOIA% GIFT :80040,:.4.c:
.' EL IV.' LIAVERSTICK hair Just received from the city
' andfanthvonening fisplenditidisplaYof FANCY 00005,
suitable fin , the approaching,Uuliday, Season, to. hich
he'desires _to call tho attention of his frlenda,and the
public. assortment' in this 'iris cannot be surpagaed
In novelty and elegance, and both in quality and price
of the articles, cannot foil to please purchasers: It would
baluipeasible to enumerate Ifis '
HOLIDAY FANCY 'GOODS, . • .•,
'tvhichcompriseevery variety of fancy,article of the most
'exquisite finish tench na. . •, • • •
Papier Marie floods. . .
. Elegant alabaster andporcelaink
instands and bays,
Fancy ivory, pearl nu t 0011 card ranee,
, Ladles' Fancy ifnaketar • '•- • e
Fancy Work Boat* with sewing Instruments,
• ' Pod Monnales.
Gold peitaand-pencifailciiiiey-taper-i4lfflitsr.--
Pitpoteries, and a Itirgemf tidy of ladles' Fancy stalion
Motto seals and wafers, SIR, vndbead purses,
Laelles'xiding whips, elegantly finished, Lades' flue
Perfume baskets and bags •
Brushes of every kind for tholoilet,
ItoussePAPertumes of to,, Various kinds;'.
Musical Instruments, of all kinds and at all prices,
togotherultli msiitnunterable variety of articieselegent
ly finished and imitable fir holiday presents, to Odell'
he invites special attention. -
Also, An extensive and elegant collection of "
HOLIDAY GIFT BOOnia,
comprising the various Iloglishand,Americen ANNUALS.
fur 1659, richly embolishad and.' illustrated POETICAL
IVORIES, with CIITLDREN'S PICTORIAL-DOCKS, for
children of all ages, than which farthing can ho piece
appropriate or pleasing 11Shol Way gifts. lifsasPortment
at' Sehool Books and School Stiftionar.y is also complete,
and- comprises everything used in, College and lb
Schools, lie also desires to-call the particular Eaten ,
lion of 'Flunilles to his elegant *isnot talent of
LAMPS &c.
from the extensive astahlishments of Cornelius, Archer
annftafthervrofeciehiladulphiprishispfetyletaeS ,
Parlor. Chamber and study Lamps, for burning either
Lard. B ern, or. Etherial oil ;''elan' 1/YOIT'S celebrated
•
Kerosene or Coal u I Lamps, ergot ter t t ewer apes,
Fancy &room., kc.• Ills assortment in this line is um
equaled in, the borough. Also, ..
FRUITS. FANCY CONFECTIONARY.— NTITF I -I , lifi.
SEUVED FRUITS, MIN' KB—MEAT, PICKLES, Sc..
An every variety anti nt all prices. ell of which are Intro
nna - fiesh such as can be confidently recommended to
his friends and the little folks Ills stock embraces
everything in tholine of Fancy Goods, with lenity °Mei
articles usetul to housekropers which the public are es.
Itecially Invited to calf and see dating the holidays.—
Remember the Old Bitted, utterly opposite the Dank on
North Unilever street..
B. W. lIAVERSTICK.
Der. t 2. MB. • •
• ifITTEXTIOX:
VEW STORE AND NEW GOODS u
- After returnine hie ackttniviedgemonto I'4 the very •
Ilhoret - ontreontce - which7hrts been extooded te---hini.-the
underslonettwouhLeell_artentleh to .the fa".t_tbel_bit
hesjust re-openod• hie eshoolve assortmeot of family
to E
In'inig new store:room. on (hr south-east corner of the
pilblie square, where.the public are Invited to call and
examineA .ktock ft goodx:whbila, In elegance, variety
,rod extent. will defy competition ; comprising hi part
loaf, lump, crushed and . brown sugars,'
[,.
.lava,Atlo and roasted Coffee Every 'vi. ,' ,
rioty and quality of TEA.. Spices. (ground 1 21 ,...,1111
and ungraund.) Pickela. Sauces: Table 011. A 1., f., -
Now Orleans , Sugnirtiouse and Trinidad um ice Aoi
.:I.loiesseti.t.„New. Teri; and Plillailtdialslattyv•
-,,,, a , et,,,,a 0 , paearonh-Vernievillb I spilt Pens, Ilonfi
Nlineenteat, e.oril Starch, Farling, Chocolate, Extrarrof
Coffee, relined sugar fit reduced rates. washing and bak•
log soda. Tobacco of the most favorite heap uts. and the
finest qualify of Sugars. Also. a beautiful assortment
of Britannia Ware,-plain and -gld.lnand China Ware,
(lines, Queens. Stone and Prothern Ware, la great va
riety, and On. elegant lot of Fancy "ones, extracts and
perfumery for the toilet..
FRUITS: Including Peaches In rails, 'Raisins, Cren•
.berrlina.";dry.. apples, citron, almonds. oranges, lemons,
&r., kr.. • • . • - •
(
(
( roird:(4l •.'- fi i. r er, q ,Nf? g ß :4 : ,‘`,.`rn e ntoh7T i yoVa l '
7 --- Ley, Brqplles. darl, and 'nth, Lisbon
Sherry Porf. :Underla, (ii• ger, Catawba
1 7 .," 7 :1 4 ".: i: IF find Mustat Wines In maks' a n d bot
ilel., seoteh %1111.3k0y,. Ilolhaud t Gin, and' &beldam
Schunpvs. .• . : . .
SH AND--SALT
A lArgot4lock of LA M Is, Including Dyott'prelebnited
lamp. for hurtling • Hempel% or coal MI, Ow, Spe'rui,
Noe, -Lard and Cool 011, Burollig Fluid, Sperm . 'mud
Star Candle.— ~
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6EDAIt.:WARE AND BROOMS.
Ilruviles,, Hopes,- 'lope , Favps,. Ooor•mats,. Welters,
Looking line letter And note never, W-Illovr
Ware, palmed bucl.et; &c.
Colton and woollen lingo, and linlf Hose, nnd • a fall
stock of OlQnoo, Including tho well known haunter
Bunk Ulntns. , ' .
n'short. his stock comprises everything that Is called
for In his line of business:TOT - no efforts will bu spared
to render entire satisfaction to his customers. , ,
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C. l'Silol4.. •
CarlMe, Oct. 27, 18.58- 2 1. k. . •
sta-31arketitait .of all kinds taken In exchange for
;rondo.
N[ W" GOODS!' -
EIMER &SAWYER, AT Ta6llt
altui,peltankhAnt,,,iVi4Rt
o TEE embraelh LadieK, MitomFi and Chit g
dreunL.DromJlood. , of every .- variety and htyle. ,,
Cloth Mantles, of hemiliful designs, frontAbelnirtr
I. porting MUM! of Turner St Co. French Lamb's 5,1
7, Wool llursiedorf and Unglish long Shawhe long N.
Thibet black Shawls.
• FURS! . FURS! FURS!. °ea,
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.5 Direct from the Manufacturers, warranted free „,m ,
`c from moths; Rod:dale and Donee Blankets, guar• ;
anteed not Vo Ahrink In washing. °
MEN AND BOYS' WEAR w
~. • •
'A' Of every description: MUNK' SHAWLS. Silk and
g Mei Inn Under Ad, to and Drawers; HOSIERY of
all kind , and qualities: Ladles' Under Vests, long ,
and short Sleeves; Hooped t Una. of a new do• =
° sign, represented to bus very superior article.
DOMESTIC GOODS, . .
IT
7.3 2.
....s Of every variety; Flannels, Shootings,
Tickings '
. 3 -
Prints. .tc..i.e." ' ..c .
Having purchased fur rash,' we are preparml to
,?.,
1. , sell ten per cent. lower than merchants who buy 3
.L , on six mouths' credit. • ,-;
_., ..111 . . Please frail and exainlne foryt;u:selves.
i mra , ILEIDICH I: SAWYER. re.
.74 Dec.l, ISSB.
FOURTH ARRIVAL OF
NEW WINTER GOODS I
hT OGILBY'S CHEAP STORE.
`I am now receiving my fourth supply of now goodd,
which t ave been purchased fur cash MAhr prevent low
city prices.. My stock is now very large and complete.
A large assortment of Ladles Dress (loads. of the now
est and most elegant styles, at the very lowest prices.
SIIAW nu cheapest Itrosha Long Shawls over
wild In C alisht Long and square Blanket Shawls;
Stella and MINA Shawls. Gentlemen's Shawls: cheaper
than ever.
CLOTII MANTELS: Atull assortment. cloth.e...
Inors Rlill Clnainetts, now And choWp. 31,1n° IlurWr
shirts And Drawers, Gloves.'lloslory. Ticklnas, Dusting.
Oinghanny Shootings; cheaper than the ehespest.
Carpetings, !loot. Oil Cloths, Hugs, de., very low.
Impossildo to onumeratc . tdi the nini , and cheap goods
Unice It to say, we have li.very !awl assortment of tie
gout WINTER 0001)8, nehlrh will Is' Sold no low If not
lower than by nuy other store in the county.
CHAS.
Carlisle, Dec. 8, 'f,B.
"FURS :-.FURS!
3ty stock of Furs are ALL NEW, bought for the rash
from the suanufnelurer, end will ho sold under price.
Coll and cos client
Nil' OLD FRlENDS,inifilie - fiiiilro .
I generally are Invited to call and examine my
moult of truck
CIDOCISILIES,
CHINA,
GLASS AND
Plekels, Preserves. Fresh Can Villas, Spices, Wood and
Willow Ware, Ropes anti Brushes, Ulis, F, nits, Fish,
nod u large variety or : other goods not necessary tl.
enumerate.
Stole itoom tnn doors east of Rhoads' Warohouso
(formerly .lohn
tilve - mo.a_rullnud examine my- good and prices,
intood to soil us 'Cheap as any other store outside of
Pia/dolphin.
'Butter, Eggs, Soap, lingo, Beeswax, Dried Fruit, Be.
taken in exchange for goods.
thirlislo, Oct. 97. 59. p
GOOD CHEER. FOR THE NEW
YEAR.-GREAT,BAIWAINSI
.
The subscriber intendiug to change his business will
sell his outlet) stock of
GROCERIES AND 'DRY-GOODS,
at Cite prices and at a rttductlon of 25 per cent. Brion)
brown nut* at 8 eta., relined white -ditto at 10 eta,
double roll ned Sugar at 10.- eta, prime Rh. Coffee WA
lbs at $l, sugan.house 31oltuctes at 31 ets per gallon, other
molasses in proportion: Tat, ftplcrs, Starch, at very low
figures. Bert Calico sold till now-at 1234 eta, for 10 els,
thevest very client,.
tinod Del:duet; at 10 cts, Delalnes worth 25 at 10 eta,
and such as aro worth 91 at 30 ets. 'All wool Dainines,
Cashmeres, French Mefinoes, Coburg and
• Aliments un.
commonly cheap.
Long and - squaro Shawls at a, saving to the buiyer at
front 9 btu 02 n-pleee.- , . „
White goods, Conant, .Undentlertves.' Lace, Edgings,
Irish linen. llosat l es and riloves at lower {wires than
aver void hero - heibrercotton -Rod Flantteln,-
Olotthatus, Muslims (bleached and unbleached ' ) very
cheap.- • .
—you ~01nNTI.E.10) 'AO I PA, Cas.ta.m.9rts
Casslnels .Cbalns; Vestings. , •' •
R . K.Ank; BA.pll MOTH NO of all descriptions nt,,,a're•
ductioil of 25 pdr cont. , So ail you who ft lab goods of a
good quality and saving Of money call at ; •
• S., L. LEit,
nu4t, doo! to Crortoes,llotpl.
- ' CarllNlfy,q6o ,
. .
•
117.000.1 AN D I LLOW WAR E:,--
- vy and of
almost every varlets. t.W.113,1t WARE—Tubs, Illicketo,,
31easuree..Calls, painted Burkete. 'teeter's alatts..thaV
'Cords, Innsliva,onda lavaentrek Melee." eeletratad
Corn Ilnianns' (nol.foldv - hylli 'subscriber) and all ether
I,rras Any - how°irt c104, tt lW thejuivi!st
6410 , by • • r
Coullsle, Nov, It), 1 ~ W., Ellie'.
Chi 24.buctitsemem.
0,0 IPITSLit4:
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ULD
.MEDAL PREMIUM
PIANO YORTES .• ,
ji
WILLIAM KNAVE 400.,.
MANUFACTURERS OF GRAND AND
sQuxuEl - PEKN - 0' FORTES, - - p •
1_,168 - -17.:8—t-71171(1-7/4,46.v.treti,._-
Qiiposite the,leutow Iloirse,
R - 0 - 0111;"7
207 Baltiniori street, between Chailis •:
•
• and Light tared& : j *
These celebraMd PIANOS haric — at different FMK tiir
several su .eitssi re years. been awarded the,Nighest pro-
relines for excellence Over all competition, 'they hero
nisi, la en pronounced by IL Thatberit.. the nnst'relObra.
tad piabist in the world, and other dlstlintulahedartletk,
in cludi niV Mr. Eitrithoseb,4,:c.,&e., to be equal, if not su
perbir, to any to this country.
.1% o harp constantly en hand at oar extensive Wart.
• rooms as above, theianzost alutortment of flue PIANO
MINI:Sp be found in this city, which 'we Will sell.
mlnlesale and retail, on the most liberal terms to suit
the times. ' . . '
In every rano we gunrantee out Planner tn give entire
BEZEM
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..I‘o , Constantly an band a lino assortment f 711!:110. ,
LIMN% of Um best makers. itt.prlees from *4O to $2OO,
, Always for into in large Humber of second-band
PI A SOS. at prices ranging from VA to VAIL
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July,2i, 1S P.
N EIV P N 0 S•T 0 .-
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A largeossortment of superior PJanos, front the bee, '
lkoiltin and New York makers, together with excellen
second,hand PIIIOOII, constantly fur aide. , •
NO. 86 MARKET STREET,. HARRISBURG •
Afro. Dfux6n & 310,14 31;14eons,
hideout, maid - :cll.+ Oigan.llaritteliiunts.7.
Old Planes taken in part payment for ilem , ?ttev.
PIANO TUNING OR REPAIRING,
With all Stringed and Wind In s t r uments, will receir
prompt attention front Mr..IOIIN PTASZYK, whn ha
1,0 superior lu this department, and Ii one of the Met
relinble Yunt.rs in the United 'States.
THE BEST •
•
(C3ForD) • • PIANO
...s&c - $13.c&t . ..5 • • '; -
vianarortoe FORTE ,
- ARI; NIANLIFACTU .
CHICKINtING & SO 6.
WHO HAVE IIECEIVNI)
THIRTII-FOUR
THE FIRST PREMIUMS OVER ALL COM
PETITORS IN THE UNITED STATES.
MRSSRS. C. & SONS having rumoredio-their new
ware.room. 1307 Chesnut street, I'h ladelphia. are pre
pared to offer a Iftrgil ARSOrilllPlit 'of IIRAND, PARLOR
GRAND, SQUARE and UPRIUIRT PIANO, FORTES In
various styles and rases and at Prices nhle ll " , lumt I
1111 . 40 please. Descriptive cataloguts•sent to any ad .
dress upon upPlicatien. • .
July 21, 18f.11,1y • • •
(1.0 Lll . 111111)AL ...GRAND A - ND ;
A_A SQVARE.,PIANQS.
STEINWAY 4; SCiNS, 84 Wnlker St., (near Droul
- way,) new York, . -
-I%t A'NUFACT-UUERI4
Were awarded the First Premium wlii re and when-
ever they brought their Plano Fortes into competition
with the best makers of Boston, New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore.
•
Received the two first-prize Medals at the Metropolt
toff Fair, Washington, 1855. ---
The Ilist Premium (a gold Medal) fir the best 'Piano
Forte at the Maryland institute,ltoltimore,lB s 6.
The, First Prize Modal for.the test Piano Porto at the
American institute, Crystal Palace. New York. 1856.
The First Preutlitra (it Gold Sled O.) for the best II refill
Piano at tTili 3fareland Institute Baltimore. 1857.
Tho First Premium at fhb State Fair, Detroit, 1857.
The First Premium at the State Fair; Jiiehmond. 1857.
Among the Judges were the first Musical talent of
the country. latch or W. Maxon, Gottschalk, Welton
haunt, ke. 'Grand and Squiain Pianos constructed with
tan, L.. 1113 oro itarrwnt
ed fur thre, years. Prices moderato.
Sop.ls.lBsB—am.
.
MMIRIIMMU
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Walnut Street. South West Corner of Third,
Pll/LADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED NY STATE OF PENN SYLVANIA
• FIVE PER CENT INTEREST.
Money rice! V( dht any sum, large or smalimind in
terest paid front thu day of deptedt to the day of with
&total.
The oilier Is open every day from O. o'clock in the
morning till ft o'clock In the niternnon, and on Monday.
nud Thursday evenings till a o'clock.
• • HON, 1.. President.
HOBERT SLIMIIDUK, Vice Prmident.
.L.111,11:1/, Secretary.
Henry L. Benner, - FAlarroll Breciter, '
Edward L. tai ter, Joseph - it 1.,,y„ ,
Robert Selfridce, FraliCiN Lee,
Samuel R. Ashton, Joseph Yerkes,
C. L. M twins, ' henry piffendertier:
Money is received and payments mad. in Gate daily
withouti notice.
Threinvustotents ere made In Real Estate Morigagea
Oround Rents, and well •-tirst class securities ow the
Ulm ter requires. f -
August 11, st.B. . -• . , - •
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RITT .
ENDEN'S PHILADELPHIA
COMM Ef - IC,rl, I. cor.I.EOE,
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N. E. Curner_Skeuth and Chestnut Sts.,
I'HILALI,DPHIA.
An InEtitution 110slymed' to viupore young men for
AcriViritusiN ENS.
Stk. i
B.)1. Colitegys,
Flu
David 3111 w, •
tieorge 11. :"Luzirt. 1). H.
John Sparintivk. Frederick Brown,
Juidiu.l Lippincott, Jr.
QUEENSWARE,
S. 11. C.ITTE:9IEN, PrITICIP3It COllFllltillg Accountant,
and Itoltructorin o,lmm:relit] Cuslents. -
THOMAti 11'..Nloont:, Profemilor of Penirinship..•
1:11.0RUE I. TIIIIANIEIt, .Pr.itee.or_ ot.the, ttelqiice of Ac.
counts. •
(lILMBECK, Professor of Book Keeping and Plea ,
nograpliy.
A reeSTUS Pigott. Pmfeiaor of Languages.. . •
lion. Jonl..loKl a. Lecturer on Couitrierclal
W. 'IL Wea l t 1,. P., President of (Heard College—
Lecturer on Political Peolday,
EDE=
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Catalogues, containing full particulartior terms. nien•
nor of loam... Mon, • 1,, may be had ou applying at the
College, either In person or by letter • •
tar 1100161ilthPINO for sale:
l'itice sl.so.—Key to name, 50 els. '• [0c610,'58.
WINCII,ESTE.R , & CO
OtNTLENIEN'S yunmsmrio STORE,
Patent Shoulder Sean Shirt Manufactory
• •AT TILE OLD STADD, •
No. 706 dhisintit Street, I?jlilndrlyhia,
• • OPPOSITE THE IpABIII2iOTIDI DOUSE.
•
WINCIIESTHR .nlll_oll4 its henctofern .his per-
Somil supervision of the cutting and Manufeeturing
pertments, Orders foe him celebrated style of Shirts ud
Collars tilled at-the shortest notice. • ,••. • .: • •
rersotot desiring to order Shirts, can 'be supplied:with •
the formula ler 'measurement, on application by
..oonstently on bend, variedend select stock ofpen. —
m
Lion's FurniSlilnif ' •
kn.- Wholesale orders supplied on:liberal terms. ,
top. 8, 1858. -
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1.4 • •
I.ApTCY.,,,G9QDS," - TOYS i ' , ,I)OI,I4S,
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Fancy DRAMs, . • China Fariee;Artlelea, ' '.
•
Perfumery , . • Brushes, Are., 9 '
Tobacco Boxes and. Pipets.. Sugar Prism .tp, din.,
,'
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• Ow res, Pape tolls, . - Tin Tugs....
and a, groat assortment of other;icntle,, ••LOWEST
ettlenn guaranteed.. ,-. ~ '. ~,y,,, , ,..! , ' l ' , .. ;, o •
''. '' IT'''T
lO iftlE.4roportar,
, • , . Nri• gt Sauttii`A keetiPitlivei; ,'
10- rki ,, ps nr Tt'Yn iii /l ;, $ll4 liiili IV. ' ' . .. ;.'"
@~
National
gI:k.FETY
RUST
Company
MITE=
INCOnpuRATED JVNE 4,'55
=DM
David B. Drown,
A. V. Partin.,
]rune pucker,
FACULTI.