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CAILTAISLM, ra.
VENIESDA.T.JAN 'l2, 1850
, sworn in., .
ExPl '''''' ON. —ln 00118011 " n `' e " f the ' lb c motion, the Senate procecaed to ' the
death of one or Mr. 0 A It 1):03 it's children, the
! eleetiiin or oilhiers.
n.indry was not in oer.ition tlitriog: part or . '
p
J...........1ithw rrtisswe'll,.kr., (DoWierritt,)_'{WlS eled
:this iveek, and soTi Poser Press , i 8 driven '•• ; lo t sp , iiki , r on rhe first, halloi,• receiviwg'l7
hp the F011114.11.5' engine, we have li,:en obliged - v
•ti,i,- .ml,l, his wpponent, c i :ettni. IS, Seofieh',
-ttriceerr-onr-itirper-Inti.tk-unti.l-terithi-y..L..,.-----1,7‘..„,i,R.,,,p,rwimmr6.,--.7--.. _ _
GO V ERNOWS 7 .3I.,bISSAG -2 ._.
. -
publiOied Onverli,..r . :4 31ti:sng.e
QII.OIII . first pilgt% 10 the rsclu.iun ,3r ,00• usual
variety. It isiteable, Ikr,h-tonati tlocoMenl.
and i_tiVes a. gratifying r eport 'or the timmeel;
of the Slate. life views on the hauling
tem, the Tariff, the Slavery "question. and,lite
separation of the State from the poftli.:;-t,:
proveineidS, Ore ttraillenily sound nod co;oe.,e
-•
rho
TallNe; they We re tIV 3 il e V .l A re..,:oit;iion way also
,passed
• old IVidg party, and arc now advocate dby lie
." A r;lorie'!" th " l ""! Ate ' • Mr. - Wri . gAtt . (4(9'61 n i.eeolotion.fiNipg.ibo
are C3r3 . 1 . 11(1, we fully .efoltp.se the a , ljnurwnent. 11 to .„, o ' clock.
„r
-; Alr. -!tandall moved .to : a . mentl, by 'inalcing
lirst:antol llet :fge, n C311;111113`11y531. hour tea o'clock, which - ices
agreed s--yeas ',21, Hap it':
• CONGRESSION -
Congro!is:-.:asNantbletLim_livlsday_last—afthr —
11}t-I,9li , days. ne , 1 , 0 , 1 , 01.J(' with tweviQus nays 6—awl the Senate attiottrned.
h yrah, , zements, (he Senate was 1.1, theel For the , I hn l s " 111 " 1 al 12 ,•° . °l"e l, ---1,11,0-3 i llll,
•
last Hint. in. the uld 111111, ami role n foritial
leave preparilli.ry to their hiking io . osse:ision
of mow 'S....lde 'chamber, whieh has jusi
been finished: - :11r. Crittenden rose iind rondo
some
reanti:ks upon the ocension or th,... 1 .1.1-
log of the.body from the old rhidilber,reminil
'lig the h o ly (.1' the in. 1112.: pleasant mid primil
•n sociniiuuscunueotml thcrrtyilh. The cliand.
her, lie n'eut ou ui show, hod hrrn !Ile SCellt!
of great, ()voids he the:dui:l of great actjon.a—
in
NViliCii the actors leer,. great non. lle 111 , 11-.
14)11(51 501110, of tile (1( parted hy mime. the tutor
(II wittr , c Irell .carned fame tilled this :all.
The Vice 'President followed with :1 historical
review of the eirctlito,taniics !Wending the se-'
leelion of :1 scat of ii)orcuitinottl. The difficul
ty AN':l!.; 1/11 such a utiture that it appeared for
to hue fo.lo` incapable or adjustment. 14tt
ilicgootl_ge.ftitts.,o,L64l) goverinitck prevailed
over the t , ectional differences, null (longresc,
171.10, pawed nn wei
• location of
the ten tUilesstitutre.
. .
proem!, '•,l - ftrrtirt•r--tfr-vvintirl upon. the
of-I tbe..j.To.zperity-of
city, mid gradual change
which lm. OeCurvcl in Coe win• Ring of the e.'on
stitufion in reference to the Scifflie, ,
WAS oeigheilly tint a poled:iv body as. it is nott
anA
ahoweil no neeiiiiiiiirolatiolis lor spectators
snowed :done' third of the whole
the,
thirils the )N hole - The iirog v
i,ss
the c.,ii,ors he:ll'l , 4, hi can
1111 , 1 1,111%;yo . il in a gy,iphic
in; imyrc , =i}t innislivi•
TheSeilare,:pTTlTFlril by the Vie!? ,Presi
.4l!:iit 'nliti thviv riTaieed to t4i( . ! new .
_liitvr in' 11 ye - r, t hes Iroceeded to
bu int
.On WedneHlay, the'lleath,of Gen: fib - Oman
ftlinotsinecil in both House's, told approliri
f eultogiesdurvingbetnepronounc . ed on the 'llc
ecitsoll Utittgroi- , :4s ndiourned..
l'Ittirs(1:1(, Sewio pre, , .; : entetl . to flu!
Senate the Le fret , Rote constitution
or K.:utsuo, Siwhickwas the lionunittee
.on. Territories , ()II motion of 1)1r. exit itoolcit,
the French spolotiob bill Wits ['alien tip, and
f'rittentleit proceeded to :.,j)eitl: on the sub
ject. After Which the railroad bill wits
(lebut
In the House, Mr. Craig,.of Missouri, was
• refused leave to) int rooluce a bill granting lands
in K i t o u t= °and Nebraska in" aid of ratlways.
, ' Mr Colfit 4 x of Indiana, introduced a bill to or
guided the territory of Colons, comprising all
• the region! between the flith and 42nd paralell
of latitude anol the 10:blmeritlian of longitude
out the main nest of the Reeky Mountains,
int:tinting. the Pike's Peak goilol mines. It was
referred to..t he Commit tee on Territories. The
. Committee on 'Foreign Affairs reported a rests-.
' lotion authorizing - Mr. Ilarris, U. S. Consul at
Japan, and his interpreter; Mr. Erskine, to
accept presents from the Queen of England.
Friday, the Senate passed a resolution call- .
log for the correspondence-between the Brit.
ish government and the American Minister a
London, respecting the abuses of the - American
ling in connexion with the African slave trade,
and also inforritation concerning the slaver
IVande;.er;! and a resolution calling . for statis
tics of the ships officers, and pay of the navy.
The French spoliation bill was taken up, and
Fir. Davis spoke against it:idler which the
Pacific Railroad bill }vas considered. ,*
. In the House Mr. Mar, of Missouri, intro
duced it bill to e'stablish an assay office in-St.
in resmin-e • to - many !inquiries, Mr.
-• • Stephens said that the Oregon bill would be
reported the' first time the Speaker'shottlobcall
the Committee on Territories, and lie would
then request immediate action en the bill. • The
Cononittee - op Ways and Means, reported a bill
making appropriations I'M. fortifications A
resolution was offered by Mr. Jones, of TonL
nesse°, and passed, calling' for information
front the Interior Department as to the authori
ty for the assembling of an Advisory Board of
Agriculture, tolhe Putrid Office, in What man
s 1101' the delegates were apportioned, and from
what fund they were paid. The Douse then
• went into comtnittee, and various private bills'
\ were reported. The douse Committee on Ter
ritories has decided to report the bills for or
•gatizing_themew territoriS of Daeplah and
Arizona, but depicted against the proposed ter
ritory of Colona. Eleven private bills were
passed. A message was received front Pres
ident Buehanan giving theyeasons why, on the
'hist day of the former session, he ho not
signed the j`oint resolution to lessenNio' - tinsi
of the overland mail trip, being 'that the mid,
tor bad already been attended. 10. : •
• On Saturday Ilse Senate was not in session
havinr, adjourn - 6(IIMR Mmiday. In the House
II message was received from the . President,
cover in g the documents relative to the, Maim
of Carnaek • and Ramsay, of damages for An
"' - itllugetkahrogation of the• Vera Cruz and Aca
pulco mail contract. A debate on the ittbject
• ensued, after which thedOeuments worts refer=
• red - to_the Committee on the' A
motion ,o out pf respect for the day
annivdßitiry of the battle of Now Grleanti)
. was rejected by 86, nays 03. ite-olutions
wore adopoted calling for information'as to
•. • whether the Rock Wand military reservation
has lieeletransforred front the Witt to the in
terior Department, • and thrown over to pre
;, emption at 'stl 26 per acre, and ,e x pecting a
feduction in the expenses of Rio gnartermas
ter's divislon . .4 1114311'0v Department...
. The Tekiroph says : Penn
• itirmey whq ie.:ow:ivied doloes-
Lie:ties
.. • Wpnder if they:are ciirrn-ed of
' • Pun Doo.---Our -thaultp pre due to' 54:;art.:.'
: . ,McCuttivir; STUAItT and 11cOLu tR of I lie' Hotted
of R4resentativea, :for public document":
.PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
The legislature-convected at. llarrisburg . ati .
7ttesday last the4thinst:
'l-The:Senate met ai three o t eibelc P.M.. All
the - Senators were present
Thil returns at the elections far new Sena
torewere rem", and the members elect were
. i
............., 1
(Dein.) was elected chief
-- Pittt.l nod. Ihttelio.Yon (1)0n.) titi;
sistAtit o'vet l .1. Ihtrelny Hurtling' and A. L.
Helmet:4l,w/, the Anteric'till lleptiblientt can
did:l;es ; in 'eteb^ease the vote wile - If t0".16.
co:to:wary resolutions were adopted op-
pointing I;te committees. to wnit On tho Ciover
tow and House, -‘‘ ith the inforum(iou•.thnt. the
Settee %vas orgtudzed, nod reody,to proceed
I 'l'l, wos theit atitpti‘tl
Northampton, who also arrived during I he day
Mr. Lawrenre (.1' Ihittphin county, ha vitl,ll,re
evicted the caucus noitiinat ion of the f American
liepubinauls•for Speaker, over A. K. Niel:lure
hy Agree VIII VS, Ii WilB, r. lore's
auul ill:I 11,. 11 , 1;1,11 MC011011,3 tlifotiell in
that office on the first.loillot. The vole stood
os fnllows
A. Tiairrenee, I)auphin co., tii
P. Ct. Orilootit, of Lay/Angie witty, 112
Mr. Lawrence, on taking th'e
the House as follnws:.
• he duties
on his office and laborious, and I
would MOW Willi greatireluctaitee,con
sciitts or Elie word:oe,g 501110hdaiiinft foote lily
youth and inexporiente, were I 1101 rueuurngrd
'1,11(ch..9 . ...::7:111 hal "I
-shall he sus'uin
cd by pour kindless uli t forlienronce :.,
president id' is large ilelitlattiye_hoily can, or
himself', in:lint:lln ortfi:VflrlYielransitetion_ or
its Inisiness, where the interests and opinions
- or I , IIIS 11 . 1 . 1 , 1 , 1111p11 hill) frelltlellt
and ciulout collision. :\olhiuq hilt the Coin . -
beFT iind pat riot ism of the members min heitire
At is heyowl the power (if the
Speiltair. ; rho eliantmer of this Utilise de
pends:lll,dt you ; gentlemen, and net, upon him
elliauin; to over your
delihrrr.liuus: Vet high 1111441111 S 11 re 111.-
5 ,1 1 tell 1111011 1111`, lull I shall not slirlgl. Trout
them The :State iir Pentiltylirtlia:. has
„ just
pir , Feil a terrible crisis, awl enteredinto - a new
yiiiich in her history.' Iltiving — iliviircuif het—
Selr Irian all , her public work..., having no large
domain. under hereare,.ttie iinties tit her Le;..7.ciii
lot tire lire simple and' %Vti • pii:uusst
19111 of, nrispruil&nce tslaiall jitstly'.cottimanils
the respect air,' the ailiniration or the warlil.
Let it then he tom:hail greatest care'
correcting manifest error, yet not
precipittitinc„ . upon (lie - peophl any innovation
which may lit; it ill more, injurious.
rial jittery:AN or society must be tiroteeted .
and the immense natural weitith of the Stale
should hr drtelolicd. When individuld polyer
may lie intiAieitint, the tig;.tregations of capital,
(with limited powers and earefidly guarded,)
_should he eiliaineageil. And lastly the great .
moral; intereAs o f society should, be borne.
prominently in mind. Christianity is 41 part
.of 1110 CI;111 1111111 law of the land, and ill till our
actions and mantel's, this should control and
direct us. I folly II ppreciat e the compliment
Of being selected to till Iles high olliee, and 1
shall do toy 'duty.
The oath. of otlice was then administered by
Mr. Grit tuan, and till the Inemberm were sworn
1n The customary resolutions were next'
adopted. and the llonbe4uljourittld until Wed
nesday at 11 A. M. •
On Wednet.day, in the Senate several bills
were read, one of which wai, to make the ses
sions of the Supremo Court, permanent at
Harrisburg and one to prohibit the circulation
of Bank notes of a less denomination Hutu
twenty dollars.
The Senate thou proceeded to the election of
officers,when old the democratic nominees were
elected—each. receiving 17 votes, luta the
Americans and Republicans 10. The follow
ing are the officers dal ed : '
Mulsrrihing Chrkx: , Simpson Africa, A.
Jackson . pftiT, Witt. S. Picking.
tirowro nt rum—Theorhilus Snyder.
.I,,i,tant.—W in. IL Brady , cliicted unani
piously.
Do,;/•!..eq , ,r.L Charles Rolf.
Arsistanol.—Juba Farrell, J. R. Dunbar
Alrx.ien y Herrn:in perked.
Th..; Governor's Message was then presen
ted and read, rind 6,00) copies in English and
1,000 indlerman ordered to he printed,. Thu
annual report of the Stale Treasurer was also
presented, the Governor gave notice that, he
had signed, during the recess; a number of
hills, among which was the' suplement to the
liquor law, and the act, regulating the .ralt,pS,
interest-:
In the Holute, the Governor's Message was
read, and 10,000 copies ordered to be printed
Mr. 1111,11.11 prtsented the petition bf Willifim
Mathews, contesting, the seat. of David R. Mc-
Clain, who is returned as' elected from the
19 ii d`diati•iet of Phlladelphim---The—contittit
tee on the manor will be chosen oil Tuesday
next.
resolution was ft(lOptedlo oppida acorn
.
Inning to provide for the publicatifjp.,of the
dailirUard of proceedings,
The House proceeded to the election of clerk
when Samuel .1. Ben, A. ft. wits elected, re
ceiving 67 votes.. and his opponent, Jacob
Ziegler 38.
Judson Holcomb, of Bradford, was selected
as assistant clerk.
Mr Ibunmersicy subinitted a resolution re
turning thanks to Jacob Vmig'ur, the late clerk
- for the faithful and efficient perforMances of
his.duties— -Adopted_ unanimously,--___
Mr, McClure t ead n bill to abolish the Board
of Canal Contmissidnors; - which was .read and
Mr. Williams, of -Bucks, road a bill to
i peal the act of lust session increasing the pay
of inephors.
'lStr. Mill read a bill to abolish the Board o
It.oenoO Commissioner's . . '
. Mr Ciipreh - road a hill to vest the Girard
Seh7Ol 110u84.0n Pasayunk road, Philo'lelfthin
in the Iloard of bireotors, of the Common'
Gohoolo. . . , .
Mr. Church also...read a bill to, incorporate
the 0)114111-Market Company, __ AdjoUrued.
` A CA
. Thursday,,in the Senate, the annual ie
,peft of the CeteMiceionersof'tlie Sinking Fund
wmt.icad.; Uetiliwie were presented to t reduee
•the pay of menibers per, annum and
o eatablich a:general 'boultins law. or.Cof•
'fey read a to provicle 'further' meant, for
reducing the State debt.—The Governor ennt
in a ine t ssage vetoing a number of bills poised
at the lest raission,'„ffniong which W ? ero Also!
bile to' excerpt ceVtain 'property from taxtitioh ,
Mid the supplement to the . het to regulatejln
stelae.? Competties: —ln the Musa,' tire f -
lowing additional: officers. oil Meet:ice*lie
public n . were el o
, u; l'rrnviecihini/
John nekilig. 5,11, Mulch
Chri•bon ; W. Gilfiltnu, of Mercer, a n d it
Mr Foster of Alloglteny.• Both lions.% their
toljon reed over pntil M outlay rient:iii * ..;l ‘ P. M
to attic ri the Speer:etc time , for arranging the
- . Mu; 73(170G1TN.5.57:
. Senator yonglaso yetiohed Washington on
Thurbilay. Ws aniu•cla front NeW York to the
Capitol has been:a sort of political oyation.—
On his arrival in New. Y'erk,:from Linton:l,lle
was met by a. deputation from the.eity, autho r
Cities, pftbring hintthe enstetatirrtospitalities
ii s - lh;, guest 6f - the city. - lie .
the City 'Hall, ivaS.serenailed at his hotel, and
moult - a epcccb ri itsrni log - the. piiucililes he
during the Illinois CRIIVIIHS. ,
\t his reception Was tptitY.:a
by it liti.gi6iritwil (if citizens, including
jirotiession, -- t hey
o:.Ourteilhiin to the St I,awrenee hot el, where
speveli ainl: was humpy 'cheered by
the crotrd. On Ttreilla3;, he was rewired by
riMi
tire - 1 - ITrTcr — arliTilliee TI
troduct.il to a tilitoller .or aiiizens,
Ou ll",41110s.lar. hut .1. Douglass loft fur llal
tintore, in charge of a committee. and on his
un ; iviti — iti that city, 1111 wits escorted to his
rnoing n 6 the °Hulot' House; her., he 0119 cr
entitled,'and made a speech to sy r ynral hundred
persons who were nt , setatbled in front of the
II ot el.
New Yorii, - l'hiladelphia nod Ballimor, are_
easily ipoved-a f t 01,1iltresitient....oran
collect:111i of Presidivaial hononi. ;We roni6a..
her (mac - to have teen . ti logo precession iu
Phih;delphia, in honor of Presi.kat Pieter,
and the 'von who feled and. fawned on him
then, would nnir, seareeligiye him a lowsing
Initice.•." Put not your Inuffin
lc.:ll9lge.D9ufOils should not 1)6 noniinee
of OA, National Convention' iu INfO, jto inay"•
pas i'roin Maine to I.leargia, withoul• one
say , '.God Mean
I=
The hisl netnbi t. iof Uc Rov . Blliirit'irliivis
the folhpving estimate of the national wealth
or the' Linitvd States. It-will be seen that
the value of farms, stnele and implements of
agrictilture amounts to nearlymnf third.or the
whole valuation,
.equahl 'the, conthiniql esti
mated' value of the public lands, navy yards
and .vessels, fortilleations,•publie buildings,
coatouereial• m urine, rail rionds,_.ea tio liteto , •
Ties, lbws, gold and silver coin and bu llion,
and fOreign aml . tlotnestieg,m4s on hand:: •
Value or lams amLettltivat-
• " $.1 . ,000,000 000
. or lirwscis cattle; 1,500,0Q0,000
. -
moms, 500.000,000
Vaim! or mines, • .1;500,000.000.
Va 11• IT houses,- • :',.500,000,000
Valnc of niilway.silial caua15,._.1,100.0.00,000
Villne ul fiTelpy.io,iotills nikiA
machine 100.000,000
Value of commercial ' 200,000,066
\' al ue oragrieuliural proclncv,
dome:ltiif wanufourrB and
foreign roods on hand, ,0017000;000.
Value or gold_nntil av e r coin
- and bullion, 300,000,000
Value of public lands, ships
or. %vat., I ort ilicat ions, navy
yards, pul,lic buildings, etc. 4,000,000,000
•
Total
$22 000,000,000
The or our country
in wealth, -prosperity and population, excites
the wonder of the old world, and is a matter
of surprise to our own people. Wi.mld 'the
,Goverotnent but encourage the inditst:'al in
ter'ests of the country, by An 'adequate pro
tection, what mind could predict the !uture
greatne.s of America!
I=l
The case of this celebrated slave vessel,
wide!' is again prominently before the public,
appears to be so little understood by people
generally, that we.give thefollou'ing Ibets'in
relation to it from the Iloston illas:
Some twenty yeart:, ago, a slave ship landed
a cargomf African nvgroes on the Island of
Cuba. They were sold in lots "Id snit parch.
;fliers." A lot was bought by two SpuftiarOs'
named Ituix and Mendez, who subsequently
chartered a small vessel to take them to
another part of the Island. When out• ui
sight or land, the slaves rose and took'posses•
skin of the vessel, and demanded to be tOkett
back to their native home in Africa. They
committed no assault upon their purchasers.
further than to demand of theta their release
front bondage and theirvestoration to home.
kinked and liberty. 'Phew knew nothit ' or of
navigation, and the vessel finally found its
way into . Long Island Sound, and was for
malty taken possession of by the' Ilevenue
Cutter, and brought into,New Haven, where
the iases were tried, and the Court decided
that they were entitled to their freedom, and
they were subsequently set at liberty, and the
two' Spaniards lost their "property: , ' If
mistake IRA, the late John Quincy Afiains
volunteered to be the counsel for'the nygroes,
and went to New Haven and argued their
case. They were declared free by the I'is
triet Court of the. United States, from which
an appeal was takes to.the full Bench of the
Supreme Court, whe'r'e thiie decision tens of
firmed.
Afterwards the Spanish aGIVC1 . 1111)ellt claim
ed from our Goveimincint remuneration for
the loss which its citizens had sustained
the decision of the Connecticut Court, and
the liberation of the Africans. OurGovern
meta, recognized this claim, and the, Undo•
_eratie Administrationsoince_thatility,_baye
never failed to urge this claim upon the at
tention of Congress, and recommend its, pity.
meta. Several- committees , of ,froth Houses
of Congress have reported in favor of it; but
Congress has never yet 'voted an' a ppropria
tion for IL'.
TROUBLE A ' 3loo TIMESAINTS.—The advicos
from Utah stale that the 'Saints' are in trot
ble among themselves. Dates to November .
18 inform us that about 350 of the brethren
and sisters have been cast out of Mimeos'
fold. The precise nature of the tank is not
knownrhut it is said to be on aceount of the
'• affinity'' shown by the females tothe troops,
wideh are tfuartered'at ho great= distance .
"from the itleimons. Brighifin Young evr
dently,intends ro make a 'fearful ORM* at
:the—taiteet, also„eahlthat % Hite at c .
several hundred discharge teamsters \tit the
Ammon settlement ) who knock 4 / nntl With
perfect looseness, Who don't care a etiPper
for the wholeArotherheed of the c h urch, but
who Manifest particida:r regard for the sisters;'
who, in ninny instances, are not loth to re;
. eeive , attention fronr.these roystering gem'
• tiles. ••; They freely' , extireitS their • opinion .
about Brighton, anti the other ehler4 ; they
e, ter'buildiiigs~'nii~i'if'n biettioccibleera - 16'
their thmiliOritywitirbis wives, they eathe
natiertlyhtiii'tiling . ilte - objtiatiFiiht'Of hits
own bouselnto : the streaf',' , Their. co end ,
so outrageous that I).righttm' is anxious ~now,
to have a U. S. m pair6l;.although but
ri twelve tuouth,,since, hiprotiouneed all the
anathemas finaginableugdinst oue.)soltiiers.
" A SECOND' DANIEL COME TO JUDGMENT, "
, . . .
AND 'A SEOOND ‘IiINGIttIAKEIP IN THE FIELD.,
—=- 71113 ' f0110IVID ' g'pleGO of fustian was Uttered
by Dan; Donettirty; in a speech at the Doug
lass deMonstration'in Philadelphia, inst week:
.;„ -
ilt.Ye. we who made this num President.
Whose unpopular 11111119 would hove rot ted in
tlte . dutd ,from'whence it - sprung, and mould
ered in oblivion; had not we, lettun by Forney
—our Witrwick-Ldug 11.014 its sordid mire the
uselgss ore, and stamped i 4 with a diadem."
•
This is the same Dan. 1../oughorfy who.pledg
ed in ;the Democratic State Conven
tion-T'ut7ltarrisharelan—year;—that—ltrige-'
.Perter.wmi.of RIO an rieeiontimdming
that ,he would sland . on iMykdatform his
friends Made for him.
•
Pow rii:n vs P 11,6 =The 4 , lrreriran Dri/70Crat
learns from the:Trentiiej/efjfimiter that . "du
ring the conliSgration of Canton Caused by the
boMbardmeht of the Itriii,ll,• the extensive
medical Wifrelionse of Our con ry SIC Dy:
C. Ayer of Livell/ Oho depot of hiS Cherry,
Pectoral and Cathartic' for Chum,) was
Ulally'd ' estroyed." ' • .
Well! -It t an ill wind that blows nobody.
111011 by the bombardment, but the destruct ion ,
of mho nfe.licine will -have - n - saring - tendeney
•I:owords.jhd, Walla! of time mpulatiop. •
'NExy Cgssum.—
Sor members of Congress, iitaler the 6t..nsus
of 1860, w . l - 11 innite great etange in the
w ns in
.te.
ISM
MEM
the votes at the repent election' in some of
the Western States. Illinois, with, nine mem
bers of Congress,,haS given
. 250,000 votes,
while 'Alassachus'etts, with eleven‘representa
-tiyes, gave only 120,000. Wisconsin, with
ohly three TepreSentaiives, has given a.vole
within a fraction of. that of Massachnseits.
Com intita with the votes ofmanyother States
this disereitancy greater: The elec.
Aintrs at the - West were, however, held tinder
greater excitement,
g aud called 'out a fuller
it
•tk than in-poist oftla.t . 4l Stales.
FLoilini.--ij.apriears that hloridn , stiys.
die Nrirs, its . y ulitt itsit usually
appears to be, can ocensitmally to get
lip nil excitement. West. Plorida projmsen
of the Si ales, lilt
Abut binds. East nod Wdst Florida to
ether:
,The dinslatisthelion appeat's to huve.
arisen in nowt:tit:wine or \vest Florida
having the tirivilege of oinking nn many rail
•rcadsas she liar choose.--It is itrityrolnible
dint any bloodshed %rill result time till'
Ills
eussinn-ofthis exciting question; and should
the dissolution take place, \Vest. Florida will
annex herself to Alabania.
Ell
Irla divisioo of n'represennititni - id - Coo;
gress.slionld he insisted upon, it will he Hite
itorlinti sold ;OM body, fo4lovida lots hitt
ono -representative
OR TTE N . CO31311: CIAf. Cot,t.t:r.c:=W c
have-receiycil a—t atalogue for I Afifi, of this
flourishing institution, located in . Philadel
phia, At this College. young men receive
a thorough business raining ; the course of
study embracing Ancient and Modern Lan
guages, the Science of Accounts and Commer
cial Calculations, Book-keeping, -Penmanship,
taleet tires on'CommereialtLaw and the ditties
of husineFs - men. We'are-glati-to--tink-hy'the
long list of stddents, that it is well patronized
Por partieulars, consult the advertisement in
another column. •
11
IV'''. T lo AN 0111'11.,%N 'P . —lll the. inihttiolnliin
onit, ,vv4i is' rtrits,Cluef Justice Lowrie has
grantet on injunction to restrain the Di
rectors of the Girard College from refusing to
admit children into the college whose tootliers .
are living. 'file city Solicitor contended that.
no child woo an orphan unless both parents
were diutd; . b u t .lodge Lowrie differed With
him, and gfonted the injunct hill.
Rev'. .1. Ulrich, pasitir of the Lutheran con
gregation oyllis place,lnts resigned his charge
but. we learni-ot he church has refused to ac
cept of his resignation. Mr. U. designs re
tiring from the ministry to the shades and
quietude of private life —Shinwitklntril -Yews.
The Kansas Legislature has adjourned to
Lawrence City.. This act , has loot with the
sanction of the Governor...
The following is a summary of the proceed
ings thusfar:
The Committee on Contested Seats reported
in favor of Messrs: Leiria Graham and Allison
Stevenson, front the Third District., and Mr.
Peale, front Marshall county. -
. The Seert;tary was . fequested to administer
the oath of oflice to the Memhers so reported,
which he r , pfuseii - to do when the Secy,t,.4w
pro tent. Was anthorized to perform the duty,
the , oath-wasathrinisfered..
Mr. Ilolliday, of the Council, gave notice of
intention to introduce a bill authorizing
Congress to annex to Kansas till - thnt portion-
Nebraslia which lies •south of the Platte
river. •
'The following bills were introduced in the
One to repeal bogus statutes.
One to abolish slavery.
Theanessage of. the al)Verilq was received
and read.
The Governor regrets that tliere•is a grow
ing dhttposition to overrate the namberof votes
obtained, by means of a "corrupt ballot boat''
lie says, " at the, victors belong the spoils,"
hut. they_are..the_spoils_of. pat ronage,:givint.to.
pOWM: for the public weal. No one has a rea
son. or the rightto,complailf,of the successful
party distributing pOsts of favors agtong 'its
political friends. Ile hints that Kansas will
be likely to get more liberal favors front Con
gress by continuing as 'a terrjlory, than by
iinmediately becoming a:State.
The notorious Montgomery, with his band,
is repreSented murdering, and
driving otf petteeliblo' oillifeits,' Whinging even
.0 the tree Slate party; having sonic time since
expelled prO-slavery settlers in that section.'
A party under John Itrown invaded Missouri,
and uonunitted a_ murder and: se'veral .daring
robberioS.
• Guy. §towart, of ApsElouri, Imo taken prompt
and decisive inoasuros to stop . Ony flirthor dia..
torboatoo;-auiLtqdioriinktlio!offoktlfol:oLL,_.,:
.
ACTIVE, ENERGETIC MEN, to canvass
for the sate of ...111rushington's Account Book,"
'one of the.most remarkable works ever intro.'
,
clue9ilAo the'pul,die ; being ajlte flione. o f GJon.
ttatiount with the government
during the Revolutionary IVar,•engraved'from
the:Orkgipitt:ftliq:lutheofflee 4lytishingt on,
'For full particulars,
'.Address'. ••
M—PORTER,
4 , liereht' Office; Ctiriisle.
qc?ier«l Atient for
klirilend ndYeitisoment or Dr.
gotto4p..Lirtr
-~`~
I~It9III KANSAS
WANTEp,
' New.GooD.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS•OFFER
ED TO CASH
At THE ,
CHEAP STORE opf: BENT*
Ilavlyg just iTturno4,i'filin the city With a full dad
renll suleatal - stnek pf t.:noda in my lin. , n'hinh I . nut
pi Spared to sell at ,00 luwgot 111t0. My MO& VpilFiMS
la part of.
-
LADIES' , DRESS GOODS
handsome - styles, colored-I:onlqld.soire, - Dross ,SlllO,
2004141.1 s Black Sills, superior Ilrinds, French Mel inmm.
kM,liineres, plain and Nured all wool DeLalni s.;all
I'oolplaids; :Milt Valenel om, ColArds, Valenrlas. Lave! ,
rdtimillal7Nl . adonnarldung - nnhalltntrlnUllnilla7"fig,
:red; autl'_,ll,3ll vartulyof drefit gouda.
811,1111. R: "
•
round . Corllor •
St6lltlB, Ilny Rao.
• • ,- Eri:hen. .
Cullars and
Sleeves, Etinar.te and In setts, , •
Inset - 0111M ,
1)011ESTIO A-N It f4TAPIA: 1:001:9:
Illearlual and unbleatdu-d -Sheeting, ' all
widths, Loneastor Ilinghams, Call/lies, Flannels,
Tlvldnes. • lamas nod MENS'
)VliA It : Feeneli Cloths. and Cas•
--- slniers - 7 Falter CllSKinfors:Cassinatts,. -
Jeans. Tr..veds. Cords, hr.
CA IiVETF, :3 I'll' Imperial
Ta Ingrain,
11.np, Ilr„inednada
and stair ear
pet . t' all
• •• .
.ill 1110 al./i!tal,111 Inr It, I . Iii.11:0111N wearlint mourning. /
1:11.4! poridiased a fall stork of unman Mat( goods, at
lennott—A-lottls-nlotir
dionon, 'ran Vntl, Cloth, 11,110111,, .11,11111MAIII.fc Alpooras
, rool.ll tlashno.ren. all woad 14:11 - ,11nes Par•
nds and Print?, torn Veils. Crape Vella. Crape Collars
lid Sleeves. and all - tho gradt.it of notllol crape.
Pttrollanars aro inmperthilly to_vlll and ex
iiiliitrnirntniltpurt-mw-prtipared7tn-roffor-mrperiorim
orninentx. both an to quality and price.
A. AV:
•
Small Hanover Street, °pinate Chu Post 0111,,,
Carllt.le.Pat.fi, 1558._
GREAT ItEDUCTION
I I,,,votbig tiny eAnuornerd If mp Nairn
stock of WI .sTEIt GOODS, fur cAnn, ot lower prim,: titan
ran ha bad nt any nth.. ntnre in Olin county...
E ...
legnift. Dark . Silke, nil non' Dei.,,inpg, Owlyo rr o,
31erino,•F, Wool l'ariont;tos. &c., in great variot.y.
Long :rind square B 1,1•1111
•
do. Blanket ...1111111,
Scarf., rhipnelm. Ladies 111111 1;0.-
I.lOOlOll'N Ml.llllll 11ud Wilts] S 111 1 .01: ClOtliF.
01..111441N and lielittleliy .11.110 r. Eleg:ll.lt Furs. 11,00
a10.1.11140.red. Delaios.loAlL fi r
over-woats., at 37 , ,,,and 50 rent,., worked Cr!.
lars, Ihndkerrldi•hl and UridendeeNios.
C,11{1 , 1 , 711N.:S ANI) HUGS. ' ,
• nett c.f the geteli; bought leithlit n fewweelts fir the
cult. The marl: IS cull 1 . 01111)1111.1 . .
All rt.ons lu u' it •ELhrdp. handfiauu• and good
111 110'11'011 to Call tint' examine my stoelt
fore pnrrlmnwg ..I.lt, hero: cel.ha, r determined tosell
oft the smelt tit sttelt privet: •er wind give ttl.L✓•flan to
Iteinetnher Ll.' New P.tore,
,Ilatollton's Corner
opposite the Ilitilreatl Depot.
Jan.:, •
• .
' N. 11—BOOTS Sums rolling off ronnrdloos Of cost
in order le I lor.v.i.ot dint brawl) t.riity
. _
17N Qi V.: 1 E - IV - STRE ET
- • C A •lt• ISLE P
117wleealc Rates Reduced *2 per 100 The.
1 . 111111111.11111 /11 of 1:111111trY .1114,11111,18 and public
genorally is invited to a largo assort...a-or
C 1 1 .0101? CANDIES`,
r 1111111111111.1111.1.11 tilt 111,11 111111111.111 i 111111 warranted bi
ntolit 14 , lois.) in their rotors, which will be sold
Wholosalo or Itofalbat low-ratosltt-f he old stand of
DI 0 ..1•4 •
NOIIIII 14111:1,1 4
A low doors North of the I.l.trllsle Depositilank.
hio:ortkoola,.l4
/7?R ! `il.l Fil (TITS -.1-VD NUTS ,
of tho latest Importations, conslstlng.of
ornlnteS, ' Lemons, - .
. Ridslns, Pron.
. .
. Bannon., Pine Apples,
Almonds, ' I , ltherls, .
Cream Nuts,- - .Cocon Nots,•Ac., .
nll of whielt will be sold :it low rates. Also, n-large an
sm.taittot of
TOYS A:Or - VA:WA' GOODS.:
of every val iety. Also. nll the Itoit brands of
SF:OARS A SI) TonAcco,
13ZE=IIIIIIIMES!
The Folmeriber return,. tholikit for the Mae al vitro*
age iwtowrif on him by the nubile. and eollelts a Coll.
ill MI two ofltheir MVO'S. Remember the Ohltitand of
XIONYEIti- -,
North Hanover Street,.
Carl 1810.. June 111, ';lB,'
• NIA.TO.II - }ISTRIV-111 - 411.-Yi AND
SILVER-AVAREAT CON LYN'S old established
Stand, West 'Alain St., nearly opposlitLthe Cumberland
Valley !lank.
I lave just received a new assortment of watcher,
=oweiry. medalhoiss. sliver Ware, &r.. la addition to my
ureter stock to which I Invite the attantion of 'the
and open earn do.,' gold Anchors for
. 1
Ladies and Gentlemen and ...giver Le. 4
vines and Qua rtier watches or every va. r O ,
riety ill style and mire. .
— Also line gold Medallions. Breastpins for Ladles and
Gentlemen of every quality, pattern and prite. Gold
fob. vest. curb anti nook chains. Gold bracelets. linger
dugs, ~,itpinS, slats, sleeve bate., crosses„ charms.
Ac„ &v. Gold and silver thimbles, sliver and plated
butter knives. forks. table. tea. WI annul mustard slalom+
of every variety. A large assortment of gold.- sliver'
r~ and common apeetarla. Stilt all
• Tuk" ,- - ages to which we invite special atten
tion.
A Ono lot of GOLD PEN.q final the best makers.
'meet:n.lo eases, fancy boxes. silver nail pearl card eases,
gold and common bracelets, watch chains,
lant to (leeks and in variety of tretirles' usu, '
idly kept in Jewelry eAtablishments. which •
I will .11 low for cash. All articles war.
ranted to be what they Cr,' remsented.
,tr ;
Particu ti
lar attention paid as usual to
WATCH REPAIRING and all work War.
ranted
Dec. 23. 1867.1
TIALBERI" S FAMILY GROCERY,
ANI) V,IIIIFITY ST6IIE,
Vorth-lre.vc.Cyrner 11( the l'ublic Square, oppo
'sitethet'ettifile Derumit Bank.
t, •
.1. 1). 11M.11pItT line ag , LlO rci.leuk.llo , l hiv stock 0
I,IIIIIS. 1114 :11,1111molit IS 11111 V run and , oinplt•to. among
013141) may 110 nu unwrateil every varitt:r or fresh
PAI\ 11 LY Ci ROCERIES,
whkh In wuntt.) prom
CA .\", r .ll Is BEA 'l' .
A large stock of China, Glass and thigensware, of new
and beautiful designs, and embracing every grade of
price.
AM:NT In C: elide celebrated
KEROSENE OR COAL OIL LACNIPS,'
one of tini gren'test- %li.coveries of the ; mm, combining
cheatnens, safety ouch Increased light. o.al Oil and
Limps -constantly on -bandy, ultich the public are re
quested tot Jt antlexamlne.
.lOS. D. II ALIImItT,
• ' N. W. Cotner of Pubile Square.
Carlisle. Oct. 27, ' •
11) EDUCTION IN PRICES.-
1211.1•
. • Glorious news •
•
For rich and' for poor; •
Prices reduced
-- At Steiner's Cheap Clothing Store.
-
Bemember•the old stand, opposite the
•Market h ouse, Carlisle, Pa. •
QM.O K NHS Oh' TIIE WEED, (that
kJ the .. .ladles no woefully desplse,)
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
That ae hair tills dry remised 160.11u0 pure imported
0 EUSI AN SINES, none i,f thoso that are manuthrtured,
In Lew Ishurg, York COMIIY, Or any of the other boroughS
of York sottory. In connexion with Oho above, urn will
caw Mluo of our line Segall., six: Estroy's, Opera's.
Young American, Yioh,rlan. Conelnias, Vire-111es, &c,
TOBACCO. • •
Natural Leaf.
- Colorado.
o •
lildlllloo. •
lily heof,
Black-Mt Cavendish,
Snort. Cavendish,
Flue Cut, &r.
•
- SNUFF, (all kinds.)
The above articles will be sold at wholesale or retail,
cheaper than eau be bought any where on this side of
I , lllllooola
Purchasers will plonse call and examine the goods at
B. J. wholesale end retail, Drug, Chemical,
COnreet 'cowry, ?milt, Toy. Tebacbo and variety store.
youth lloonver street, optvadto Ilannon'a Hotel, and
Idjolaing 0. lultort's thorery fAmn. [thud ti'sB.
1 - TAT - AN I) 8110 E - STORE AT PR [
ix YAW: SA IX.—Thu subscriber Wisp at private
solo 00 stock, fixtures and good 'null of the lint and
Chty e Store, late the property of ..ineob 11. Keller, do
'Ottatinl.`The"stotkis Trincipallyof rerentddirchuse, and
the establishment hes an excellent run of custom. The
Store 110010 to ,oligibly situated on the Public Square,
and inuy be routed for a term of yours. •
11 lIN !KY 1 4 , K ELLER,
Adminittratur ufJ il. Keller, dee'd.
, Carlisle. Dec. lb,
. . .
ts:2l..The stock °Uinta, 'loots and Shoes. will he dia.
posed of at COST. until al.llO of the establishment. la
°Meted. Persons Irleliing bargains, will to well tocall,
' it Is dealrabluto close out the minim without delay:
Ili AS S GLAS S ! ! PA
k L A PA INO I I A full assnament'ot Ohms of allaisee,
'and ,luallty, with a largo' Klock of fresh PAINTi 4 . all
eleta. Olin, Varnishes, &e., Cement in large or small
it : mailable, at low figures nt ' " • • " •
JOAN P. LYN'S i3ON, •
Oct; .47, '• . • • North 11111101 , 91' Street
r 1 108.1.000 • AND' Sli:GAltS.
. r tlitegt qualifier or Lump. lPwlid. CoVandinh. and
ot tor alumna . Tobacco l e • SiltlAit—; Pito) Imported
Havana mid ettitt OegArrl. ohm chide(' lands itidnati+tiu
tuuta,ttint. byncliburx. Philadelphia and Baltlutoro
ut ,toll Pry Toll:woo: • Our frietsds catmot fall hell.
loom al
.bt otiatititaug far thattioultea. • • •
N", 'NO. , ,
' J. W. kill%
• ew - •7
TOR -CHRISTMAS.. ;
GOODS .'FOIL, Tli E.. HOD ID A.YS !
, .
.
FANCY GOODS, GIFT BOSIKS,. • •
S. W. 11AVERSTICK has just received froth the'city
anti is now opening asplendld display of FANCY (100I10•
suitable for the approaching I tenthly, Season, to whirl,
he desires. to rail theattentlon of his friends and ti,,
public, Ills tissortment, ht thle lino cannot be surpassed
inotovelty and eleganco, and both in quality 15111 i price
of the article's ; can Malan to please purchasers. It would
• be Impossible to enumerat WS
TAMA' 1.100.11§,
which cou n tries every variety of fancy article of the most
extinistk finish su •h us.
NiTalTe (mods. •
alabaster-and porrelainink.stands and-trays,
- Pancilveryinearland shell_ card cases,
Ladies Fancyltaskets,
Fancy Work Boxes:with sewing Instruments,
• -Port Moue:des, of every variety, --
Bold pens and pencils, Fancy paperweights,• ' 7
Papeturies, and 11 large variety of ladies' Saucy station
l'otto seals and wafers, Silk and bead purses.. .
. Ladles' riding whips, elegantly finished, Ladles' fine'
.cutleb, ' •
yerfunm baskets and hags,
Brushes orovery kind for the toilet,
Itott•omPs Vertu ORIN vi the various kinds, •
Instruments. - klards - and - at all-lirires,
... together with an ininuntenble;fariety of nrucks elogn,,t•
ly finished anti suitable for' holiday, presents, to which
he invites special attention.
•
Aloe;' an extansive, and elegant collection of
110I.WA (;IFl',l{ooltl±,
comprising the various English aqd American ANNUALE
fin. I Kni. richly tenhellAted and illusttated POETICAL'
11'f11tif.S.-.4lth CHILDREN'S PICTORIAL BOOKS; for
-rhildrarrof all - egtrr-thalr - which-netinng-catr-ho - more
Appropriate or phoning Ashnljdity gifte.• ifinnissortmenl
of School 1.1
Books aini;4,oof Stationttry_hOdso.complete,
.55.05;i11111 - glialf in College and. the
Schools. Ile ((also &sires to: call . the particular atten
tion of F:1161119; to his ele,fitu t 115501 taint of
- LAMPS, tic., .
from the extensive 'llStAllikillnelltS of C 1.151 1 .011115, Archer
and others of Philadelphia, comprising every sidle of
"
'fu nor. ...tottiftirdlitrefillnTritifillik ?MIT
Lard;;;perof o'r Kt herlal oil: nine -iYOI''TS celebrated
.Kerosene or Coal 011 lamps, together with Flower Vanes.
Fancy Screens, .4.. 'Ms tosortnient in this 11115 in an,
equaled in the borough..' Alse. , ••
Fltl ' :S. P. '(('V ON FETIONARY—
IMENEWILIZEMMUMMIMSIIII
to eery variety and at all prices. ail of which aro pore
and fresh such as can be confidently recommended to
Ida friends hut the little folks Ills stork embracer
everything In the line of Fahey llood - s, with ninny alio
articles useful' tcrlinuselicopers a - Welt - 11w nubile are eis
pecially invited to call and .see 11111 ins! tin; 110111 M S -ff.--
iiOlllOlllllPl. till, OM :Rawl; nearly oppositi, the Beck oil
North I lanover street. ' .
=11!M!
NEW. .STORE AND NEW - GOODS
,After returniAltig Antk nnwlec4fetnen I s for the very
Ilbrral ratrommo tsnnt extended In hum, the
melersMnetl would call attentlon In the f.,t lit he
It:m.lllFt re-opened his exton.4ive assortment or.iamily
=I
In ilia now store-roun ' t, 0 ' n.t..111 ,outli-enNi corner ,or the
. ,
. ..
public. ',Timmy, where the inuldir arm InTited to Tall, and
exandini a stock of goods which. In eleg.tinee, variety
and iislent..will defy _commilition: rotaptolng In. pal I.
L4F ...
• i•mr, lump, crushed and brown' sugars..
.. Java. It and rooted Collbm Every vii. ..„,,,,(,
rietY and plant,' of TEA. Spires. Wound I1'""" . Tip
, and ungsmind.) Sicliels. Samet , ,, - Table nil. ,1% !re!
New Orleans. 1 3 / 4 .1,11.1111.1. and 'CrlitidTo ;',I miniii :, l l 4 R
MillaNses: New York and•Philmlolphia Syr.
upr. .Cassese, litintronl,Xerinecilli., split Peas. llonilii,
:Illureineat, corn Starch. Farina. Chocolat.. ? Extract in,
Cullen, relined smear at r , Tdured.ratbs, wailllng £lllllll3k.
' illg sacs. Tobacco of the most illvorlte brands, and the,
finest quality or ITlegars. AIno."11 Inca tit Ifni - anisorf nrent T
of Ittlianada Ware, plain and g,ITI nand China Ware,
Milne, Ilueetis„ Stone, and Earthen] W., in groat nit•
"rioty, :Ind an !degas t li , t. of }i N. 1.,, 1,,,T16A - i ILnd
• perfumery far tint toilet..
, .
PIZUITS: Including Peaches In cans, noising. Crain.
berrhei. dry opinion. citron, almonds. oranges, lemons,
„ ..__. .
7 _
,fxtoil ILQ:c(l,°,,,'T; . .`' . ):‘,"'ne,',3,l°.4l 4 „„r;;V:
• key, Brandb.s. dark.'att pale. Lisbon
tJ
•• 7 '. Sherry Port. latteris, GI , per, Catawba.
1, n•
" 41111011Reat 'MIA'S ill CarliS 111/ 1.1 1.0-
tier, teach It hiskoy; liolland 13 by. and, Scholdant
Schnapps. . - -..
„,_
- .iil . ~!.-.-, 41srge . Ftnel; of LAMPS. lorludlog Dyott'scelelorntod,
' ,, -liiiitlit-titr. huroloa lion Font. or coal oil, Ow, ;Sperm,
.;;4 1 1iSliF,Lttri_I nod Coot Oil, Burning Maid. Sperm and
?i:FatittAirtd lee • ..,,
0
,-.- CEDAR-WARE A . ND BROOMS. ..
Brudies, Ropy. Maple,. Solna, Ihs,r.tuats, .Waiters,
Looklug.glasses, floe letter and - note- paper, Willow
Ware painted burkete,
-
-Cotton and woollen Ilose, and half Hose, and a full
- stock of Gloves, luchnling the lerni known' Hanover
Duck,ilivoe.
In short, his stock comprises eve6 . thing that Ix called
for in his Due of business. and no efforts will he spared
• to reinter entire satisfaction to his customers. -
C. INIIOFF.
Carlisle, Oct. 27,1858-Iy. •
.tre Marketing of alt kinds taken in exchange for
gopds. •
73 NEW .WINTER GOODS! i-
LEl.l)leii & SAWYER, AT VI Mt
NEW 54 . 011 E, East Main strwel, ban. just •Si
""' received MI extensive and complete stork of WIN
tioODS, embracing Ladles, 31Isses and Chill
drens' Dress Goo& of every variety and sty le.
Cloth Maulles, of I.e.lut DUI designs, from tlito F 2
porting House of Turner k Co. Frellell 1,11111;B,,1
'Dugsletlorf and English long Shawls; long
`;. Thibot black Shawls..
FURS! FURS ! FURS!'
Direct from the manufacturers, warranted free
c from moths; linek•lale and Donee Blankets, guar- ;
anteed not to shrink in washing.
- MEN AND 130 TS" WEAR, 14 7
()revery description; MEN'S' SHAWLS. Silk and .o
t Nll,ll no Under Shit to and Drawers; IIOSIEHY of
`- all kind- and qualities; Under Veots, long
cand Rhea Sleeves; 1111111114 t kirts, of a new de
o shot, represented to hen very ouwritor article. Yo
DOA Ft5 " 1.1.0 ; OODS,
=1
Of every variety; Flannels, Sbeetings, Tlekinga
-c Prints, &e.
having purchased fur cash, we are prepared to ?,
L 4 sell ton per cent. lower Limn mereimuts .who buy
no nix Inutobei credit: t , • ,
Ira' Please call and examine for yetuselves. P
LEIDIeI Ib. SAWYER. ce
:7; Dec.l, 1)58.
F oult T 11 All 111 /1:
1..
NIII I I,V AVINTEIt 'GOODS
AT OG L BY'S NB ir S OHBA ASTOR E.
1 am now receiving my Gareth supply of ma ' goods.
which lave been purchased for eanh at the pre,ent
lue
- city prii•os. Sly stork In now very largo and complete.'
JCldrge as,ortinent of Ladles Dress Llunds. of the new
rot and inert elegant styles. at the very lowest prices.
SHAWLS: The cheapest It room Lo u g `howls evgr
In Carlisle. Long and nonaio Blanket Sltli,VV;*
Stella tilld Shawls. Ilentleinen'frShawls: cheaper
than over.
CLtl'l'll 31A NIELS : A full assortment. Cloth,enssl.
•viers and Cansluetts. new and cheap: 'lerlito hider
shirts and Drawers, Waves. Hosiery, Tielthigs, yliasl Ins.
thughems, ttheetlin.s; cheap, than' the cheapest.
Carpeting:4, Nllnlr till Cloths. hugs. An.. very low.
inv.:mil. to enumerate all the new mud cheap goods
sunk,' It to say, we hay° a very large assortment nr ale
aunt WmTER t.0./LIS. which will he sold as low . lf not
lower then by any other store In the emility.
C 11.1.8. OGILBY.
Dee!K"LS
FURS! FURS! • •
. -
My rtook of Fore :11 . 3 01.1. Now. bought: for iho rush
from thu innoufntlurer, nod will be sold undtfr price.
Call nod coo chum . .
OLD • FRIENDS, and the public
generally , am Invited to call and examine thy
enadt or fresh .
CIIINA,
- GLASS AND
Pickels,:Preservea:. Fresh Can Er oßs Enhea—Wnol and.
IVat L I. Hopes and Itruthes, ' Oils, Ft ultx, Flab.
Salt. and a Mini variety of other tnola not necessary.te,
enumerate:
Store' ihann two doom east of Rhoads' Warehouse
(formerly Man
Wye no, a call and examine my pop and priers. I
intend to sell as cheap as nay other store outside ol
Philadelphia.
Butter, Ego, Soap, flags, Beeswax, Dried &c.,
taken In exchattv for goods.
Carlisle, Oct. 27,°'.58
ClOODellEtlit FOR THE NEW
Nit iii:A.l 6 7(.lltHAT BAItODISI .
The subscriber intentliug to chanie his business will
sell ids entire Mock of
GROCERIES AND DRY-GOODS,
at City prices and at a reduction of 25 per cunt. ,Prltne
brown augur at 8 cts., relined white ditto at 10 cts
double refined Sugar at 11% cts, prim . ° Lilo Coffee b!. - 6
lbs at $l, sucar•houso Mnlosses at al cts pergollon, other
Ilona 811 OA lit proportion: Ten, ot-very low
figures. Bost Calico sold till now iit,123,4 cts, for 10 cis,
Abe rein very cheat,.
flood Mathes at 10 cts, Wanes:worth 25 at 16 - cts,
mitbsucikas new, wodb atpt,p) oto., All wool Dolling,
Cashmeres, Franck Mer noon,
commonly cheap.
Long and square Shawls at a saving to the buyer at
front $1 to 02 a piece.
Whitt, goods, Colima, Undersleoves. Lace, Edgings,
Irbdi linen. Hostages and Moves At. loWer prices than
ever sold hero before. cotton and woolen Flannels.
Clingliams, - Muslin/I. (bleached and unbleached,) very
. .
cheap. '
• FOR ORIVFLEMIIN. we wilt, Ml' Cloth, Cassimers,
Casainetn; Chalet. Vestlngs, 00,
11.11 A DY MAIIII CIA - IVMS i I of all descriptions at a re,
duction of 25 pdr g0t...50 all yon who wish gigots of a
good quality and saving of money call at .•
. • . • S:l,. TAM, -
• ,'next door Co Crosier's
Carlisle;:tfcc2o,lBsll-12m - ' '
WOOD. AN,D . WittOW WARE.—
- T BASKETS—MarkeI, Travelling, nod. Fancy,
niliwnst‘ivory, variety. OND.AII AltE--Tubs, 'Buckets,
MOlMUreti. Pails, Painted Itnebeta. Itecleen 'Matta. Ued'
Cords,' itru'llivi. and a WO stock of -Mich's" celebrated
Corn lllY,anla, (sold chili by bit - aubscriber) and oil tither
to•Cmcary bows, nrticles—alwir at Wu lowest cask
earlihie, Nov • 10, %Mt
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FISH- AN a SA 1.,T
QUEENSIV A R
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DEEM
ettp Muctitiuments.
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.---= . " : ;4 • : ,,, 4 ; ' : Vg - 20 :7 ;,L . " 4 2E1T . C 7
=r l 7 7 - 17-z- 7
,
iIoLD ‘.3.IED A L PREMIUM
. PIANO FOILTESI •
WJLEIAtIiI RN LflE & Co
AIANIMACTURERS 'OF GRAND. AND•
• so AM.; PIANO FORTES, '
11'os. I, 3. 5. and 7, ilunU, Eutaw :tired,
Opofite the Ettidw Hope,
And at -our NEIV tiALIISTROOM,
' 207 Baltimore rtrret, hrtireen Charles '
and Light street». •
•
Three cry - looted PIANOS hove, of different Pairs: for
seiieral su Cl4•liirli.Yellrli. - -11CV11 0.1,1 Pd 11.0 highest pro
exuellioos. over all isdopetition. They have
also Lees pronounced ly c.Thallkyo• the most Celehrii•
fed in the iyorld. and other distillatililbed artists,
laid:Wing Mr. St rat, ‘.ll, ,le., 'r., to Le equal, If net sa•
Tailor, to nay lu this , entintry.
~W e liner OM stow tly on hand it. our extenei VI! Wum e•
MOMS lie above; the largest assoetiloo,L,,f slue pi ANO
FORTES to 110 Plum! in thin wlty. udilcll.oVT xtli Fell. •
-11bolvlitleand..teLail-oti-.1.1m-toost..lll.tosll4eritolAirootit
the times. '
In ery MAO per guarnutve 0111111:11101: to give entire
• witisfeateh: '
nTr Cehmaht I) on /NO a -fine illsortutent •f MII1,0• •
'lMl , r,'S.ef 1111. Lest makers. sit lirleos.frion Alan 12011.
P. sl-Altt:gs for sale a laige umnl.crut seeend•hand
PIANOS. ot [whys ninging i s r.llll , to -•
11.11102 , e.,Luin hired•shil toned • 2 •
k CO
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p NO §t_ o+'.-
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A large assortniont of superior Ilatios. from tho
11.,shm omherp:togothor with oxcoliew
Aid Pianos, 'constantly tor '
N0.•86 MARKET STREET, HARRISBURG
Al..sc Ma.,11 A: Hatalin's ".‘lilel Velodeong, chgatt.3lo
1041 eons. al;(1 Nowt' Olgan•lfarnawitto.s.
clid Piano: takes It, pno.t. payjnOtat far nrw•ohes.
I'IANO TUNING OR ItEI'AIRING; -
Wit:ll all :4J - tat:oil and Wind Instruments, will reerivo
n'inttipt. nit.nlinn fran'3ll...ll)llN WI hat.
u ..topprior (hi!, 41111:11 . 1111011l. 11111.1 Lt 01/0 a the 1110.4
iplintle Tun, is in thr• Unit ell
0. C.ll. CARTEIt t . _
.T.HE BEST-
(1 1 )( Aleit •
i tr4i ..-f nnairitii FORTES'
4.llaNc, v• •
ARE MANUFACTURED BY
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THT ZTY- 1 1 '4'YU-MINIM D A T.S
THE' piip3T - PREmItNB OVER J LI. - COM-'
.
PETI T OHS IN TICE: UN ..1. 4 11: I) STATES.
Nit:Si - AM C. 'et._ SONS. having ejoroved to their nor.'
ware 11.11, 1807 eiresitot s treet, pridelptria. are pre.
patted to rifler a l ar g o rp.rortinent of rOJIAND, PARLOR- -
lillANll.,toiliA Rt. reel UPRIGHT. PIANO FWITES In
various pt, les roil cases nerd at pricer 'whielLeannot
foil to file . w.e. Descriptive iataloguir sent to arty ml
dress upon application. •
'Orly *2l;
6f OLP - lth itXl, n AND AND
i
- :iQUAltli PIANOS.
'ITIN WAY SONS. 84 iVnlker St., (ocar Broad
York York, .
MANUFA . CruRtas
Wore awarded the First Premium where and when
ever they hrought 'their PiOno Fortes.-intu ...tappet l hen
with the hest makers of Boston. New York,illilladelplrla
mid Balfiniere. ,•
T . -Received the two first prise Medals at thir'illetropoll
tan Fair, Washington 1055.
The First Preinium(n geld Medlii) 1 - r the hest Piano
Forte at the Maryland Institute. Baltimore, 1856.
The First Prize Medal far the beSt Pions Forte at tho
Ameriran Inglitute.Cryetal Panic, New York, 1850.-
Tliti First- Freedom (a hold Medal.) for the best Grand
Phll/0 at the 31art bud lava-''" 'e......'•«:
uu rust crenuum at the tate Fair, Detroit. 1857.
The First Premium at the State Fair, Illehmond.lBs7.
Alining the judges were the first musical talent of
the country. such ay W. :Mt.°, Gothothalk. Wollen-
Itantit..te. !trued and Squall. Planes constructed with
the full %TWAeu and iron flame combined, ore warrant
ed for three years. Prices moderato.
5ep.15.1558---Itut.
SA VING FUND
Mahal Street, South Ire.rt Corner of Third,
PIILLAPELPIII.I.
INCORPORATED . OYSTATF OF PENN
FIVE PER CENT INTEREST.
'lofty Is r4.eolv. d hI Any sum, largo or sown, and In
tared Told re., Illy day of deposit to the day °I with
dramal..
•
The Mike Is open every day from 41 o'clock In 111,9
morning till in alternoon, nod oh 31molny
and Thmsday len ...logo till h o'clock.
1,. 11ENNEII, Presid..ot.
suritiMu, Vice President.
\V 1..1. REM), Secretary. •
=I
F. Carrell Ilrexester,
.10,41,11 It. Pony,
LVe,
Joseph Yerkes,
henry Inffenderfter.
'Peary L. Itent,,,r,
' , OWard L. Carter,
Rol ert t, liridcr.
!•nnEmrl K. A,.1,t01t,
0. L. Mdatis,
• Money is revolved ;yid 'payments madr in rmn dally
without notice.
• The investments are tondo in Real Estate .Nlortgrures
tirounti "Itt,r4A. 11 lid' Fuch . lirst.chu.s securities as.the....
Chatter requires.
August 11, IHRS.. .
CRITTENDEN'S PHILADELPHIA__
COMMERCIAL COLLEOE, •
11 . ': E.. Corner Seventh stud Chestnut Sts.?
PkIILAEI.DPMA
An Instltutio . n • dt , Asigheil to proparo young ukon for
FSTAII ' I.IBI . IEI/ SI:PT. 1514
INCORPORATED JUNE 4, '55
I=
Dal k E...13n.Wn,
A. V. Par Foils,
IRtne II Heiser,
P. IL Comegys,
Fraud.. ❑u*klne,
David 51{Irie.,.
(Ivor., 11. Stuart. .IL P. Iliomoi,, l'
John Sparhon k. Frederick Brown,
'Joshua Lippincott, Jr.
• Li,
FACULTY:
- -
-B.lf. CerrrENnEx„ Principal, ...Consulting Accountont,
nod I nbtructor h f Oeuttnerrhil Custvins.
T 11113 1 ,05 W. MOOOO. Prtift.F.or of PuntnanFhip..
0 r.ORGE M. TIMAXIIEIt. -Pr dest4n; of the Science of Ac-
CnUntß
.1.11154 6rtocturcEProfessor of Kook Keeping And rho:
nogrophy.
A iotsrun SIMON. Prof moor of lungunges.
lion..lnst dome: Lecturer 011 Commereinl
W AISEN, L.. 1.. I).. President of titturd College—
Lecturer on Political Economy.
Cntalogties. containing full particularh of tenon. non
o°, of losoAraion. t c,, may Ito had on applying at the
'ooll6M:hlther in person or by letter
IIOOK•KEEPINO for sale.—
Price sl.so.—Key to saute, 50 tits. [Oct.lo,'6B.
A - v -- INC II I,i; STER & CO.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,
- Paten( - Shoulder Sea 111 - Shirt lionufrotory
Al 1116 OLII STA1:10, .
No. 706 Cheetnut Street, Philadelphia, .
77-77
A. WINCIIESTER will give, as heretofore, hie per.
soma supervision of tint rutting and Manufacturing de.
partinonts. Orders for his celebrated style of Shirtsaud
Collars, filled at the shortest notice.
Persons desiring to order Shirts, stn be supplied vitt'
`Cho !ormolu for nietisuroment. On pplictition by vanll. •
(4 . nistantly on hand, a varied a d select stook of Gen
tlemen's Furnishing Goods.
itm. Wholesale orders nogiiiiodinillbeini.leruis. '
Sop. 8,18118.
_,, , •
OZ._CU ~ AND
juvr
. -sAUFAGI,E*UFikati3.; Alto e largo insoronont
of itettheK,KuiVes,"Stools.tikeivers,fiteol•vards.
Just ii
clie'oppirderare store of " , , •
• ' maw mewroN:
. .• . • East High Street; Carlisle; Ph
Nov.lo. ans. -
DAP ER. Tho - 31oTint Holly' , Paper
come:in:v. Imve ow no bud and aro proponol to
tuanufsettirodo o,nier all varietice ol fine WltlTlAllaitt
L-I.Hiliit•mppr...mldenss '!•• t • • --'
• • , . •.• ETly. ,ir
Moot Lioily Syringe, Vortu!a:
National
SAFETY
TRUST
Company