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WEDNESDAY JAN 26, 1859, •
CONGIALEISSIONAL
In fire U. S. Senate a jsiat.resshoion has
been adopted, appointing Conimodore Stewart:
senior flag 'officer. jointresobit ion lies abm
been passed, to permit Townsend Ilarris„con-_
sul General of .fopitb, and.hisinteipreter,eneli
----ttnottept , ft-gold-simff-holt--from-the--fttremr-of--
. Bngland—ne-Pabilie--Railroad'hill-w714 . sod
• dscus'sion and was farther ainended by Sella-.
' -tor Biglert granting all ornate sertimis of t wen -
ty.miles,ofland each.side.of he-imad In cow ,
tractors . ; not to be 'given until one section of
- twenty-five miles of road lie built, and one•
fourth tho whole amount of land 'to lie reserved ,
as sepurity for the completion of the middle di
'vision. of. the rota - Also $1.2.0110 Vlllied
Stales hoods to bp issued to theeonfraotor lbr
each mile completed and in operation, provid
ed the enure amount, br bonds shall not exceed
$16,000,000
- A
petition lulu been presented by Senator
Wihmn, from the Sod ety of the Cineinnatt.of
Massabhuseas asking, seitiement ELe
`claims for half pay for lifc promised' by the
• tie't.'of October, lo the Continental:artny..
pie.petiiionersAloLuntask_this.-4s 7 u-ntat-ter : -q .
bounty. or pension, but that Congress redeem
ifs4)lighted •
In the House on Monday - , the (lentil of Thom
tts.l.. Harris WOO tut nottitee.(l, and' the osital
• •proceedill ks took Place.; ,
The Committee on Pultlfe Lands reported a
' bill confining tVe :aggregate compensation 6r
. Registers Wild ri lleeitivers of Land- Offices to
.1t25,0 . 1.0 per annual, and it was passed. ,
An
other bill was reported and pasvd, to rech.o
nod continue in force without. rc,Uriction.or,
- ;time, — ther - bontity — land — acts of
1842,.and 1852 lifils . werealso passed
providing for th,e repayment of the ptirchase
money for bands erroneously sold, and appro-
Triating :Eiatif! to 'establish the Western boon
. dory. of Minnesota. _ •
The coitttlar and diplomatic approprihtion
bills were.before the House, iu • committee of
the. ahulc.•
:-11r.•Keitt made n.-speech invfacor -
anba. The Ikuse struel: out 010 item f o r
• Per:4o7Siinmenazileut
ffiloyed. by Mr: 1.0v60y.0f to . strike
obt.llcti item of'ininisterstind COM- .
—inissiotters;:ouly failed hy — tWoli . e — iiiiijiffW:
Au ttutetulment out the salary of
•111inister lo Runty was carried, as
_also one
striking out the item fora - Nlinister 16.Swifzer
land. .The pending hill wa - S then laid aside,
and the House then took a recess until.even
ing, when a session was .held foi'. general de
bate on lire l'resiilenes message.
Thni•sdag the House was
petted with prayer,--for-the first ante, hy-a-
CathOliePriest in I'llll dress.
The United Slates Settaio.ivos not in session
on Sititirdily, having Adjourned over
until Monda - y.. In the House the proceedings
.were again opened with prayer by it ° ltontan
Catholic - Priest, in full vestments. Mr. -. E.
Joy Nl4ris presented the h o rilr rsolotions of
yennsylvanin.
aryet t, of Virginia; and Jones, of Time see
tried to prevent their being read, but Col.
Florence, of Pennsylvania; Mr. Stephens of
---- iforgia, and 'Air.' Barksdale, of MissiSsippi, ,
succeeded in' eahtiing the opponents, and the—
reading proceeded; niter - which they were or ,—
.dered to be printed and laid on the table.
P E'NNSI'L VA NIA LEGIS .AT URN
In the ,Senate a bill was reported to abolish
rthe Board of Canal Commissioners and the
olliee of State Engineer, and passed unani-
inously
The Ilmise resolutions relative to the Tariff
. passed by a 11/1111111110116 vole. An universe report,
on'the bill to repeal the net providing for the
appointment bf a reporter of the decisions of
tho Supreme Court, wits made by the Commit
.
In the lipase the tariff resolutions were re
ported front the select - coin:nit tee and passed.
The follitwing are the resolutions as
. adopted
by both Houses. •
Whereas, The' experience of the past' and
present most fully demonstrate that it is
wise and beniticent policy of the general gov
ernment. which. dictates the imposition of dir
ties on such products of foreign nations as
come in uch direcUeout Oct with those of our
. count if m , as to interfere and prostrate the
trade. of our own soil and among our own citi
zens.
And, wh4ens, for' want of such aid, the
country is tilled with foreign products, the re
ettlt labor ; the monentary allairs of
the nation'disarranged by the exportation of
specie, to, pay an indebtedness abroad, and
the citizens and laborers in many departments
of trade compelled to abandon'their accustom
ed employment ; especially do our own coal
and iron interests suffer. Therefore,
ReSolved, By the Senate end !louse of Rep
resentatives of tee Commonwealth of
im General Assenabry met, That our
Senators in Congress be instructed, and our
Representatives reqnested,'to labor fur the
passage, (at the present session) of such an
act as will not only tend to increase the rove
but—affair
• adequate protect ion to all the interests of the '
country injured by the productions of cheap
labors of other countries, but more especially
to urge an increase of duties on coal and iron
-- --in which so large a portion of our own peo
ple are so deeply interested.' .
Resolved, That the views of the President,
expressed in his late annual message, in refer
-once to the - advantage of specific over ad valo•
rem duties, as more uniform, less liable''to
frauds, and affording the most certain amount
of revenue and protection,. meets our most,
. hearty approval.
Resolved, That the Governor be requested
to fdrward each of our SWIM OrS Anth Repro
sentatives in Congress a copy of the abode
- preamble and resoluthififs, informing then - of"
their adoption.
Mr. Goepp, of Northampton, denied tit;
Tight of the Legislature to instruct the Sena
tors. • •
:Messrs. Lawyenee, of Washington, aritman"
of Luzerne, and Williston of Potter, advocated
the resolutions. at.great length-
The resolutions, as originally offered. were •
finally adopted, with very slight modifications
Messrs. Goepp of Northatapton, and Laird of
Erie, voted against them.
The bill to abolish . tho Board, of Canal Com
missioners was reported and 'mind as it came .
from the Senate.
• • The Committee •on the contested election
case of Oliver Evans,' reported_ that ho was
entitled to his seat.
_ • • -
ContritiSN sdimor:s.TtcStixtp Sjiierinten.'
report. From' it we learn that there are in
the State; 11,281 schools; 13,856 'touchers and
628,201 scholars. What an airey ! more' than
half a Million of "young Americans," some of
whom, in a few years may hold in theirtands
the destinies' of the. keystone.:._ .Accoviing 'to
the report, the average cost of eneh scholar's
instruction, is just fifty 7 thrce cents it lima::
TUB WEA!,TU.OP PENNfifLVANIA.-;-'IIIQ 11181.
annual ropert of tho!tuditor General, gives
%pi:uninteresting 6latistic,4, Tht; total ripprais.
ell wane of real . nnd personal properti in this
comnstynweOth . is $668;770,284.. The assess
menfsoftateis $1,184,816,23.:The population,
' , 2,4314;386 inad the . nutittiipf fitiebtee 618,
¢, en'
ed
ttf : Pl'oeidc inedits to pay 'on . the Stale debt, by
rpicitig the rate of , disceunt by Bankei to 7
per cent. mid fegteing them to priy Ovecl per
cent. to the State. •
Such armeasnre would operitte - luitil on the'
business portion of the community, Who are
•Most likely to require Bunk a,cconimodittioiiti,
and we trust the opposition majoilly in the,.
loWer llott,e; Wilthave the good sense to avoid
t h tt - t p h ich" Inth 'been Bud for them. -
It has I”Zoirattn snit], that: . whenever the
• ..too •Lats_lutppe.u-to,-I.le in the .
pposition—are—satre—taLmake—sonto—mistake
sufficient to neutralize any goed.,they might
have acconiplished, and throw I hem again in'
the . .`,)!Jok ground... If that saying is to helli
on.] during the - present session,. we hope the
mistake wdl not be made on a measure which
bas for . its object, the oppression of the pro._
ducing classes. -
!stelelon . of 'Coiigi,ized
As Congress has but a little over four weeks,
in which to transact the vast, amount of busi
ness dill on I , lie files of the two .Ifouseti - ; pn
oli .Among the most iniporinnt hills co 0 . 001
apjyruprintiartilM;
tlid Lill for lie faciliinting riegotiations.' tor
the imi'l.:)tat;e•of Cuba.; tliC ',joint. reseluiion
. .
• Iron) the CatuttitNe_ottforeigu_airaie.s,lZOlig
iu the ititlire, Lo a proletitorate over lexieo.
The I.:11111)ml ; the itter6:ise of - pay to
naval otlic'ers 'the subject of ati
rate of postage the admission of pew Ter
ritories. Add to these the anten.lntent of the
Tarilf,and theAnany mjnor questions yet to
Alh.pos - ed of and we must come to the eonclu,
Atm, ilnit luilecv,thcmeinhers work more, anti
talk ny . pr these measures, will be eon
siginaj.jo the care of the next Congress.
Contrasting the pay 'of members 01' Con
gre'ss,.---for --the present---s . ession,--wit he
'amount of 'work done it is hardly probable
that t lie Government will be able to write
" value iseei vett." opposite the total - of ex
pe - ns . e. The present session gives to members
thnusand-alollars,,a month, besides mileage
and perquisites.. Deducting (he ,SllllthlySand
Ih . e.m'esent "shoii sestdon.will allow
altu'ut GO v ti-king days, for Py constitistional
-requiremettl,-• into& close' - OH" the-rtilird-o
Nlai.elite;,d, which will give - to - eneh-menilier,
nearly fitly dollars per day 'for every day em:
played,. exclusive of Mileage: ~
A - GLIMPSE - ArIiOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The detnibi of, foreign riews-broiigl;l by 411 c
uropa, gives Nil her n woriikel i ntlieet to 'llO
- Eiii ore. The Lonfl,m Tinto, i 4 srmie-
W11:11 excitell .iik rrgord to ,Mexico, under an
hiIMSSIOII 111'63C . 1 . 4t, Volie . . y or our Gov
ertment,:ii_to. aLsorb tlio:provilices or Chilli',
1111110 111111 SOllOl . ll. in satisfaction of certain
elainM'ag,inst the country, and scents to fear; .
that-i1,11,-xico-18-.to-be-sold out 1101Arr . ktren
1101), 1111•1'0 . 1v ill not be assets .4nflicient. to pay
Thiropean creditors.
— .l .
111;bo - ni.sta in Ireland, under the:name of the
Pluenix Club, is beeotniitg'd source of distti:-
etude to the 'British 'Government, tied they
are taking - prompt measures ro suppress it.
Combinationri of this order, have been discov
ered in Cork Belfast, Kilkenny and. other
1(..)171 - 1S, and - fenrs'are entertained that similar
organizations exist in every county in Ireland.
The" utherlties arlimsy malting arrests..
_ In France, or rather in Paris, -for Paris is
France, great agitation exists in consequence
of a remark made at a levee by Napoleon the
Little, a la Napoli: i on le Grand, to flit , : Austrian
Minister, mud the impression gains ground
that Europe is on the eve of a general war.
Italy is ima feculent, and if as insurrectiOn
should take place, it is supposed that the Em
peror of Prance may interl'ent and thus secure
the independence of 'ltaly from the, domination
of Austria. • Ausitia is sending large rein
fore.onents into LMobardy, and the Atistrittn
Journals boast that she iS strong enough in
Italy to meet any eventuality.
The message Or Mr. Buchanan in regard to
Cuba, has stirred the blood" of "Cast ille and
Leon," and - the journals of iNlatifid,• contain
reports of the debate in the Chamber of Depu
ties, on that exciting topic, we ha . ve only room
for the following brief extract:
"Nr. I.llloa said : I ask the Government if
it intends to repirto the 'Message of Mr. Bu
chanan; inasinnelt as in 'that \le,sage is a
paragraph on the stiltieet of annexing, Cuba to
he .United Staten, which contains n. new and
Tally , grave itn..ult to the Spanish Nation."
111Lu•shal (iDontiel declared that the Govern
ment was disposed to demand due satisfaction
for sueltmirimillt and then said:
" The period of discouragement. caused by
war and disunion has ceased in Spain. Our
country is now positively in no era of devel
opment and veritable restoration, the
power of Spain be not great enough to Imm
ure, it is strong enough to defend the integrity
of t he twin spy of t he Nlonarehy, anditreserve
the dignity sill he Spanish name without stain.
In what...vet' circumstances the Spanish na
tion May lind itself, it will in the luture, 118 in
dill past, never be insensible to its honor;
never will.jt abandon the smallest portion of
its territory. and a proposition having that
tendency will always be emisidered by the
Government an an insult to
,the 6pansh peo
ple,"
A NEIN' PLANK IN' Tlll PLATFORM.- The
Tamany wing of the Democratic piny, in New
York city,•have taken- ground in favor of the
purchase of euba.. and of the appropriatiOn of
thirty. millions of dollars, to enable the Presi
dentalopen negotiations.
Itesnut ions were passed regarding the ac
quisition of Cuba, as the future "test ques
tion,".ut' the party, in which all minor issues
were to be absorbed,. If the rule that , 4 it
takes two to make abargain i " holds good 'be
tween nations, as it does with individuals, the
purchase AV ill,not mule very soon. At
patch from Madrid to the London Daily News,
sa '8 :
" The ministry declare that Spain will neve?
sell Cuba, and protest against the• hisulting
hypothesis to the contrary implied in. the
• American President's message. Aloeoga luts
brought, forward a motion supporting the min
isterial deciaration„which is unanimously ap
proved."
The Spritish government is said to gave ad
dressed the cabinets of England SO France
.on thi; subject of Mr. Buchanan's remarks in
regard to Cuba.
PRINTRIIB 7 EEBiIVALS.—TIIO
,one hundred.
and fifty third anniversary, of FIiANICLIN, the
- Printer, ;Philosopher. and Patriot;
,was:eete - -
twitted on Monday the ,Pith inst. at New York:
about. tive.hundred guests participated on gill:,
Tho craft in 'Reading also had a "good Gme' ,
atm similar celebration. J, Lawrence Getz,
editor of the Gq,etti., 'presided on the occasion
assisted by J. Knabe, editor of the dn./frau/Mud
othefs, an appropriate address was delivered
by Cot J.-C. Myers:
- Frail the rielineas of the "bill of faro;" and
the variety of the "wine list," we may fairly
eonelude that if . .
." They were en tee, they just had plenty."
DANIEL WF3IEITER.-:•The . soventv seventh
'anniversary of tlitibirtiiilsy . of Daniel Webster
Wits'oelVwato(l . nt ..Dostoh, ea' the 18th inst.
bra sumptuous dinner, which was attended
by n lifigei.nitinbar of the personal ftiondsantl
Ailmhprs of tiiat eminent ecutoamatt.., • ; •
.
,F.' k • , . . -.-
Vil
11':- itFa
- irMITYRS.-The remains of thir-. VARIETIES.
',.-../ : -,. - • ..._ . . .
teen persons, Pliiladelphiabs nod others -
NARROW ESOAPE OP TIVPNTY-TWO CHILDREN .
physician
and nurseswho • fell victims to the PllOlll DROWNING:-Ono Of th e most fortunate
-,
yellow fever in Norfolk and Portsmouth. remise from drowning thht We have had ,the
while rendering assistance to the people o:
\ iPt of chronicling took place yesterday
t in- Our harbor; niers or
pn, c/ 19
. the
those towns iii '1055. were 'brought_ to Philo- ' ilternoo'lmmurewhich are aa follows: . - • ‘. - --- -
dolphin Bast - week outlaw /I rma] at - , leturel - Hilt T -- TheSeiere, TMI - inveittheti: Of - this; - past week
The . funeral servi • •es were conducted. by:Hr. 1 eaused,thiek ice , to form around •the piles of
i ., ) ,,, ; the New. York Central Holdrinul'Bridge. and o . ti
Thlencilel' al St ' 861.1 ' °n. ' °lurch ' "too ; ! this a large number of Children Inivedmen in'
deee"'4ll was -- 1 -km•S - 8 Prigutlnt ,- frnthellY "I . i the habit' of plitying, not Withstanding the vigi-
Harrisburg, mid a member, of the Cameron ; lance of the railroad employees and the police.
Cuero/, - ditring ilte'Mexicau-War. "I Yest erday, - tat, ing advantage of the - absence or.
IoPgOOLDIO - __OP 1)1,111,115H,
• A' slave
_named' Hell Ittlyrs,..Atettompat , duLk o th l e ii 'lq,: i ?i o p H ri t
1 -‘ y7:l k li ' in about one o'clock the ice
- 010 ''""";" to -Pl ' n ' - : u 0 -:u 0 '' u4- W -Au- i - gyrre - wity - atiff - Weitf. - ent - wfittrtha -4 ritle; - 7 - tm - rry ,
.
....t.rtat."-cit..• ' . eelitn.t_tneatts-th.free--hims'elf,---his+ing-with-it-toreniptwo--of-the-eltiltlren,all-be-•
wife and two Children. -.His services daring t ween the ages of seven andlt in e ye , ors,, Find- .
~
ing the position they were in, they screamed
the prevalence of the yellow fever, were onus 1 for assistance,' but were not heard or noticed
alluded t ai by : Dr. Ducachet. in hi s
I ts- _
s a dd ress ai y_. any ,one _Oll- Gila.. shore. - .. .Mr.. Wi.liann
,St. Stephen's Church: ' Ilaslem was, fortunately. nut in a boat, and,
• . seeing the desperate condition .of th e little.
drd'ortsmouth, when everything was dm
, 0 . , ,,,-... L erowil, pulled to their modsta lice RN 'tilliak as
tress and terror, 076 - 1""
"C
.innnble
in """I Possible, and fortunately spcceeded ill reach -,
V4llllll who was a Triend to all. He is a slave, I
ring them; the strong ebb' t bib, however. malt-
nod IL man 71101/1 all ought 'to honor. That l ing it
, t ,.„,,, ter.atumeirdinietift3 ,, r _ li , h , fi - h . liT .
poot'negro, irsextotrin oncortlio eporehe7S'al I boat touched the ice the greatest CoollieSs was
. PIM iiinoill 11, was ill Ways on hand to nurse the I,
necessary on the part of Mr. Ilnidein, as, not
sick' as long as.opportunity offered
is Robert Butt, land is a mall well worthy. iii " un ' e . withstanding his whruing toile children to
,o r , keep batik, they crowded to the edge . of' the•
our highest respect , lVhile his ma:dines noose i tremtheroci,..,
en. . „,..
1 fi,ceing the importante of
own 4 "!? 1 ;," 11 ' 1 ' 0)1 sie i snrssimhat . m d `' i i thl4 4iummiiiit&lrcrimii—H7THom-rmninurtrecl—plcing ;
n' ham ' s 1151 r b " dit ' s ' N " w / 611-til * " rthe little finks into his , boat, 'and scarcely
'"""• - lie /1"'"•441.k "h/n,l l it l '0"-!. 11 ,W"V n I'llrealiuld mail he hail got his boat loaded down_
-ii-nr g" er " / l eft '' '. ' lle -6 4 "l i nt e ' ft ' t •.") ,' to the Villipp'S edge. In this condition be: had
shall be a slave no longer:. He a been sent. , „ / „.„ ‘ „ 1 , care in imvigailog his
craft,
vidi
ltere.to , lulu
,the remains ef, those who. like / which he, i gice,.. , (l " . o , en .,„ ffly ,, „ aching
hint, _were, elideaVoring to stay tin% progress of 4_BontlrilitSPoint, -- 'with - his - li,v ' T y, freight
-thisififfs-iifonster."..- Ilif - Wilt 1.. -- . -- t - t 'fink and all 'safe and sound.--.llcrtim Ledger hi' Thum.
tell his friends in PortSmouth that Pidladel- 1
-
phia has a grateful heart, and•chn appreciate Y r / . .•
. „,
ltitidne,s. •' -, ' , • • • - 4 '' TRIAL Tipp or THE WI'NANN STEAMER,-'i lia
_ , •
_A.- • 1 , ,...,,,1i1ia : . ;
B .The following is MITT'S ppeal to.the 111,11.1)11e: I iron steamer bait by this Messrs. . %Vinous (the .
I last novelty afloat since the Leytothatt). went
To'Tnn Putt,ANTonorte.—The ondersigned• upon it trial trip yesterday morning from the
wantonly, 'known as Bon Bt:TT , ii slave, aged yard of the builders, at the Ferry Liar, to the
-forty-thrce years, °Wiled - in . Portsmouth,. Vie- North Point Light Ilium and back; About
ginia, and now in this city by. permission of ¶I o'clock steam was begint to be raised, and
tum-fer, is earnestly ankions.lo - free hint- 'at near eleven d.clook - the steamer turned
se'f, and 16;3 Wife mid two children from ser - gracefully' fl'olll her moorings and wits headed
vitude, and begs •leave to appeal to the well down file Patapsco With ii NTS:4I,II'C ot .
known generosity of the people of this great 1 pounds of steaM (half her eapacitY) a'satisfoc
:city fur assistatice. • tory hentlwaytwas tondo. -
----The--undersignmLik_a_sexton, undertaker_ - b ow and stern --barely
and grove.-digger, and as such, it was Iris mel- touched the water, told the even progress of
ancholy duty to dig the graves for and bury I . the vessel caused no 'commotion of the waves,
one thousand one- untdred and fi fty nide of but left a sMooth wave like a groovo The
-
the itiltabitanti.,uf.Pot ttintont It, that short -. steamer passed Fort. Carrel tottil• Norai
space of Obolll seven weeks, in the summer of Point, when she Vas pot shoot. On the
• re'
1855, when the yellow fever desolated unit of t ur i t , A ,,,i wh e n u pp u . .ite Fort m e tt e fi rs , th e,
Aided town. How these humble Litt arduous steamer was greeted with o salute of sin guns
ditties were *regarded by his out peoplapmuy (rain the Tori, and iu recognition of the coin
he htntwit by the I. ll m - dn.' cDract train the. 'aliment the steamer's flags were.disployed and
Report of t fie Portsmouth Relief Association::l the steam whistle blown. .
Anil then we had t ke
.pravision_for,- ~ ...The steamer, both iiiingind.returning:,was
thelburial,uf the dead. In this last sad duty, grected_bi the crews of all the. ciafts _the.
-the-AssitiatiomwasmiaterhillyMssisted by-the iver with - cheers - ,- - waving'o 4 f - . hats; - and - outer
indefatigAle'and truly praiseworthy exertions' tletnon4trstions of n like maitre, Besides Ilse
of otN,Lone colored population. finnan:loy ollicersof the yessel..tlapiain Vaughan, engi
known, a. 70.1 1 01., Butt. negro, - in .1 ilea.. llaxid Frazier-and:l. number-of the_work
id;,line--perfornied duty beyond' all .price:— Brea . t here were On board Thonnis Winans
From morn till night lahmed :it his spade, and fo ss vt 'h alls , and their
graveyard his testing The steamer retutmed about 2 o'clock yester
place.
ell
ditcction and stiperinten- ' day afternoon il . nn "after, playing about the
Bence,ell wliotdi e d of the I . eYer were decentlf - l' o p e n water, was I :clurned . 16 her i"""tiligB ad
yonopitled to their mother earth." , • the yard ofdhe builders. The 'average , speed
mister has'aliatiA one half the mon- attained was nbont 12. ntiles tithesan hour. The
eyed value of himself and family, and hopes
are entertained that the citizens of Phillo'o
tlitvlialtince
END or TIII: KANSAS TltOrlll.r.S.—A
to tit: Lopi4, lieWS froin Lenvenuoith tti
'the : , tates that Co:pi:tin Nlontgotnery, of
the 3tly-loMterti: itiks/vidtintarily hint
np.to the-onthorities; to :mar a trial Nara
charges Calarlaiat:.l • in the recent troubles
in sQutherit Konsns. • '
It is. reportedt hitt
.Ctiptain Brow; the chief
o Cc oppiisition ilesjernduce , hna left- the ler
ritewy. No furtheylitiMultim , are arlirehend
ed. There woo no excitement :t Letivenvol'ilt.
- liu'eldn° ll,— (4. - dm - f — A - case of tiod3', .nittchin g in Troy recently
fammth " Hutchinson family:" hung hiluself etin,ed a snail in that city. A nu b, head
at Lynn, Mass., mad I Ith inst. Solna 15 , ! ed by the . hrothe , '..,..of a deceased yofing man
years ago; this family, consisting of three Prior hroluf into a dissecting room and
awned
the furidturein the absence of the
brothers,. 'PIS"' .helm and Asa, ' a l. their ; titFilietl students, rea:ted the -tinhject," re
sister Abby, first appeared as a troupe of vtr- buried tt ;Ind then', retired to their homes at
cadsts, and since that time have travelled over the request 'of the 7Hayor -who promised to
n great putt of t h e uni ons and in„del ur '
oeror. bring the offending doctors to justice.
S liICIIIE.--
ul6llll has been cute The Salt Lake "Valley Ton,".of December
shlered partially itnane, tool this was nu doubt 10th, received by the matt, says that the wrath
the cause or his death.
, er was ifitensely cull, and several prisons had
•
been fruzen to death in the valley 111111
I cent. camas. The Utah Legislature was to
meet at Filmure City, Decenther 110 h.
Bee Ks COUNTY IN , LIII('N. We learn from :
:the Reading Journal, that theSchwortz ihmo- :
eratx, have formed" separalt; oiganivation in "
Burks county. They held :t rottuty meeting
on the IStli inst. idol adopted a plan fin• con
ducting their elections in future Triangulat: f
contests in Ilerlis," will ntal.e the politics of:;
that county more interesting . than ever, as the ;
chances of success are evenly balanced. i;
EDITOBIAL C( . .NVE,'S-111k —The next editorial
'Cot. vAttion, will meet at Ilarrhburg on the
16th of February - next, one of our exchanges
says: "The Hart hditirg Tektraph, extends a
cordial welcome to the editors, but throws cold
water on the Movement."
Brother ltergner lutist not throw roil rrater l
on the editors, or lie may get himself into hot
water. ' •
LECTURE ON ' THE Pwrss.—At the Printer's
Festival held in :Washington on the Sd inst,
the Hon. liorvitio King, tirsi pssfstant P. M.
(leviers', delivered at address, on the news
pupil' press of this country.
WASHINGTON ITEMS
. . . .
The Postmaster General estimates that Six.=
teen millions; nine hundred thousand dollars
will be required for the service of the Past
Office Department for the fiscal year, ending
the„3oth of• Juno; 1860..
The Secretary orthe Treasury proposes to
reduce the expenses' of collecting the revenue
4;100,000, by re-oriiinizing the collection dis
tricts reducing the 116 ports of entry to 75,
and the discontinuance of 21 of the 80 ports
of delivery.
It •appears from the public documents that,. ,
the amounts paid and incurred . by the execu
tivesof Kansas on account of the extraordinary
.expenditures, were as follows: Ry Gevernm
(teary, $1';10 • by Gov. )Balker, ..$4,406; by
Gov. Denver. 1,243. The Secretary of State
recommends an appropriation for !Ise payment
of the aggegate.
The Treasury is nearly high and dry. Ac
cording to the la:;t. official exhibit. the availa
ble real balance is but one million of dollars,
beingfotir less - than Mr. Cobb has informed
Congress is absolutely needed to work the de
partment satisfactorily. The public creditors
get nothing but a sight of empty vaults, and
promises to pay when they are tilled. •
• 'The Annual meeting of the American Col
oniviiioti Society was held on :Monday night,
at the Smithsonian Institution.—TheAceretn
ry's report statei that the receipts hist year
- were nearly kicti2,o6o. and represents that.
there is an increasing disposition among free
colored persons in the .north to emigrate to
Africa. 'The general interests of Liberitrare
itoprffinz,yhe opinion is cohliilentj ex
pressed that iireo"ProTsitioit - ficariFiiii
eoront
zat ion; and Liberia, will fail to arrest the pro
gross of the Society, and great events are" an - - -
ticipeted. • ,
"Majority and minority . ' reports have been
prepared on the Oregon bill, by the members
of the House committe 'on Territories,
The . Senate Post Offtee anutnittee have a
greed. to moll a .bilf inereasing, the postage-1
_rates to live eatitafetallAlistuneesitmlevAre_el
(bouitnd miles. This- feature was opposed
by Messrs.lligler, of:Pennsylvania, Dixon, of
, Couttaotieut, and Halo, of
:The. committ CO ;were unanimous as to restrains
ing the fhinking .privilege, and propose to
authorize the Posit - neater General, to receive
'bids on Cie best terms, wit Wait regard to par-
Hauler modes of 'ince us now designa..
ted 'by law. ' uo probability:that
Congress wit' to rates, of postage.
ccutilntiou betOW perreeily preseir
inl running pi' the initellino:y. •
'fho Queen of Spain on Sunday, Nov 42.8111
gave a splendid hall ;I her palace, which wan
. 11f tended peittinbit--S h e — drrn t ti
her Pilate Minister. Marshall O'DonnellAnd
the litissian.Ambassador. The - British Min
ister did not appotr in the ball room, on nc
cuunt the day, it is alleged, thou'gh he ap
tearedin'the.drawing rutini. This is quite
nice tlistinctiott.:'
A married man --in Sew fork State reeeiilly
sold,bis farm, prep:mat - or:lin a Kans - as•es
lion.. flit wife: being'in health and
crtp
-1 and likely to m ove rift inctlitibranvO rath
er than nmagreealde companion on his jolty
tiey, lie agreed to take•of ssUofrotit the price
if rho' purchaser of the - property would prom-
Ulailliilin her for the future. The con
ditions were. accepted... •
During the procession iu New Orleans. some
fellow stole the oyyreoat of (teller:11 Scott: Ile
asked the Cenend politely to permit him to
take hi , coat. which the llttteral 'and he
walked oil with the garment.
' There is a gentleman in New Orleans,, a
Illerellant and a planter, and we regret to add
bachehir. whose income this year• will reach
,the handsome sum of live hundred thousand
aia., who ttreaty•tout years ago, was a
cletk with a salary of fifty dollars a month.
A man in Kentucky killed a cow, hod in the
:dem:telt he found a large brass ring, a hair
pin,•and a quantity of hooks and eyes. It'
there had also been a hoop, we might reason
ably suppose that Brindle had swallowed the
milkmaid.
I=l
Mr. Philip Jesse, aged 120 years, died in
New Garden, Russell COUlliy, Va., on the Ist
of December. It is stated that a .short time
bebn•e his death he was able to attend to -his
own household aflairs, and that while in .his
huadt•eth year he cut and split. one. hundred
rails. .
An explosion occurred at Dupont's *gun
powdo mills near' Wilmington, Del., yester
day, killing 3114. Gibbons and John Grant. The
I ,shoek was..very heavy, as a largo quantity or
powder was tgnited.
A young man named Wales, of Sonth Frank
lin,-Mass., on Tueaday_last, shot Miss Whit
ing, with whom he was in love.
,110 made his
escape to the woodS, au& committed. suicide
by shooting hiMself.
Alfred Vail, a proprietor of the Morse Me—
graph invention, and one of the oldest tele
graph operators toad electricians in the world,
died af - Morristown, N. J., on the 18th inst.
Gen. ,Scott has arrived tit,New,Orleans, and
was rtaived by it military escort, the tiring of
a salute, and an 'autism:o crowd, cvineing•the
greatest enthusiasm, -
& iLi bill has been introduced into the Senate
. of the State of New Ythdt'exempling piablish
' era of newspapers and periodicals from the
ihel law. unless it is proved that they circa
hated the libel With a malicious intent, •
Baltimore has been comparatively prospe
rous during the last year the value of its
trade is estimated at. $118,000.000,
The number of pe•anos committed to prison
in Philadelphia, during the year 1858, was
14,913, of whom 18 were for murder.
"BURNT OFFEIIIMI.9. " —The Ani on, in speak
ing of the sad fate of the two English ladies
who recently lost their lives by their dresses
taking fire says they 'were "burnt eilferings to
the Moloch of Fashion "'
THE GOLD FIELDS• OF THE WEST, Late news•
from Pikeo _Peak-has-Um brought by-a Mr,
.Elliott who.loft -Gthorry Crook, ow tho Bth Of
December awl arrived nk St. Louis on the nth
--- ACCIi - e - MrCreek - provisiens - were - plenty;
and the adventurers tere.making themselves
'comfortable in winter varters: -There was no
Mining going on. . • •
Everybody -in the gold region' was full pf
confidence. Mr. Elliott slid snot prospect any,
but from what he hati seen hos no doubt that
gold exists in sufficient quantifies to compen
sate the diggers-.well. ~Ile.is of. opinion flil,
the region - on the head waters of the Arkan
sas Will-in allTrobabllity prove to be the best.-
, ---Seyeral-nft he- ativeliturers,.weimengitgedit
preparations for farming . . Game is abundant
Ik ' Ci iv° trade liMarrisd on in lirovisions
frdm New Mexico:
•• The Indians Inive been quiet for•some rattnilts.
but threaten that they ;will stop the white's
when the grass grows again Me. William
Ilent, of lienri Fort, I. is understood to be - of
opinion that there,wilyhe amok trouble tkiih
the indlans next summer, unless provitutaby
treaty'er otherwise. 7.... '
New eisoob9.
G itEAI T IDUCEMEN T S 0111111-
MEM
-CHEAP STORE of-A.. V. _BENTZ.
Having just rcturyd from the city with n full and
well selected stock of goods lii my Mu, Which I am
p.cpared to sell ut the lowest rules. 211 y stock consists
Lu pm•t.ol'
LADIES.' I3RE'SS
9lttllliSolllo styles. - colored l'ojil-de.snlre - Dress Silks '
101 l yds Black sonerio.r F1,911.11 . 31at lilies.
till moil 'l.l,LiiiiroSTiiii
wool plidds, Volenel4l+ Coburgs, Valenrlns. La
prarciard—or
ured;evtry. verily or lirl.SP goods.
SHAWLS.:
round corner
•
Steil., Illy Slate, -
^ Dreele.s, S.M.
.DROIDERILS; .Collors nod
Sleeves, sewn ht.. nod br Mile.
Cambric,. Edgings. 'and insert tors.
DWI I.IS'rIC AN!) SI'APLII HOODS: ' '
, slid • nold.:oulleil Sliertlng.
I,:theaster Gingham,
Cllol'lo4 and Linsey, • M ENS'. • .
W EA French. donut mid
.• .sliuias hr u , ry'tnsslrllai'N.llWFlCeti.F, ..
Jeans, Tweeds. lords, Ac.
CA ItI'ETS: 3 Ply - imperial
Tapestry, in,:raiir,
Hemp. I!e nie.noole
'end Adair Car
pitt. f nll.
, • wllltlis. ,s,
111011311 NING. GOO DST T, %rout.' patiletilarry.
•all Ihu 1141. Cu tiall'uT a k pIASODA wearing nupurning. I
111V0 plirAtlfiFilii A full ht.dgli", of thourning waulit, at
111Kralry ,t; :SON'S ninurulp;co,l , re. Such as, Satin do
•hoti,,,Tannkr, Cloth, llnrpuurn, BOHILAZIAVE, Alinierns
Fraut•li Modut.es. all, WOI .I , ol,•tinea l`e,r.
•allta Love Cells. Crape Yells. Crape Ciillarp
iii,l-Steevearawl - alitlurgrades - 6T - I?inzlislrWron, •
Purellasers . nre resper tinily "requested to, oil nud ox
undue lilY Mork, preparo.l In offer superior to
Loth us.lo quality trod pr Ire.; .
..,
A. il. ItENTZ, . .
,
Smith ihinriver Street, opposite the lost 01lire,
_ (arli.le, 0,4.1,, IKAS:
11{1 4 1:V1' Itli:I)I.VI'ION IN PRICES I
, or 1 h.,' this Oily elonsieneNl sollillif •it toy 0111.11;
clerk Sr WI VITII (((101):. 4 ,,11 , r CM.... at loner prices than
17111 )11 1 1111111a any other store in the ef.iint v. •
nievu.k ' , Pt jilliv,. an 11.1201..110:lines, - Cashmeres;
3hJrliniii, Wind - Plaids. Paratilettos.A,, in great variety.
+l,oss slid 1 , 1111111 . 1, Ilriosilti SirlWif,
. do. . Ilialiket Slant is.
• Finonek; &e. ot,n•
n
INoo•Foteriu.', wool :;birt,<, Ca•sltilert:,
And Ic.ei)tllo:y. Fur,,
lielnrils at HMI 12 rout,,
.t el—e•ltt s--A37!-fot m 1 51,
Ilatalterehlvfs foal l'utliTslepves.
=
Most or the goods bought oitLin d few weeks for the,
0400. The stook Jo therelilre Ian:000d crooplete...
, '.sll — io'rgoiii, hi wont 01 cheep. 10inilsope 11nd gnu
(111111/S, will do well t,rnll and examine toy sloe!, I.e.
1111 1 1' 1111,11111.111 g 141111111 1 111 011 1 1111, liet1.1 . 111111(.11 1111101
111 r 1 1/11 stork at such polio ioust Fine sati.tiodlidi to
ell. geoienther the 1110.11000 s (comer,
oppotile the Railroad
JAI) 1C
N. It—llloOT4 4NIISIIOI, Seljillg (Irr rogardlesF of edit,
In order to e 1... not not if
-knurtrjr 'KW c IrT,
cox togrri oN ERY,
- C.A I L 1' A
- IVilotentje s ltutPl - le;truirl $2
Tho Olen' inn nf ("omit Merdimils mid the public
gene6slly Is iu, ilyd to it lisrgo assortment of
C ITO ICE CA -
•
anutartured of the -test lohterlal nod x'arranted to
°thin 110 1101.011 in thdr minis, 1 , 111111 will bi- sold
ltulesale ur hetdil at hot rapt at the old idatorof •
P. DI 0 N Y It
NORTH 11ANoVEll STRIA T. CII:EISLE,
A low doors North ofthe C.ulloin flop .It Bonk
tit.t revolved a !urge assorttnerit of
'FRESH F 11,147'S :4N D NU TS
Clio -I;ttest—hm.pintio'ii.rvo ,, hl , 4l+ , g .
- Oranges, Lilln.ns, .., .
Ilaisins, ' . • Prunes
• Figs.' • Dr. 114:,
-
Ila nun nas, -
.....,_ , l'lns A pplefi,'
A linonds. ' FlMerl s, . .
Creafp Soils, - Cocoa N tits, he...
1 ofr - talt,ill - I,i, ,•olil nt - IV.w rates. - - A it'oka 'laTg , as'
rtment of
I=l
of every variety. Also, nil the best,' brituils of
A . N.11 TORACCo,
- - - A 111 0 .1.11 and GOllll/111 numulneture.
The subset lber returns tlortiltS fir the liLmnl patron.
vo bestowed-on blot hr the public. and solicits n Cl , le
auttutte tit theAr_tavors. Remember the 11111 stattd of
P. AWN YER,
Korth Jimmy. Street.
Carlfslo, hole
, •
V y T. A VII I I ES, - JEW' EERY, • A NI).
En. WA BEATCON LYN'S old established
Stand. Wei.t slain ttea4j, opposite the Cumberland
Valley Bank.
1 lon e just recoil...La new assortment of watches.
:ewelry. medallions. sih er ware, Le.. In addition to my
ortner stork to W , lll‘ll I invite the attention of the
;pidle, Theashortment imilwares line
gold and silver lever watches lOunting
ml op en e ns; dn., gold Anchors for .c. v
Ladies awl (Motion:en - and °liver• Le-
pines :mil (inflater natthesnf every va•
rlety in style and prive.
Also lino gold nlednlllnus. llrenst..pins for ladles and
Gentlemen of ever) linalit). pattern and price. (fold
fob. vest. rush and nevi, elothis. ilohllwavelets. linger
~
Hoge, calf-pins, studs. 01.1, ..-buttons. 01110500, i•hnrmx,
hold :tint silver thimbles. silver anti plated
butter lints es. nal., table, Inn. salt and mustard spoons
of even• ligtJ,,,,ty. A large assortment of gold. ❑ver I
S0111:111111 spertnt•h•s. tO salt all
ages to within we invfle 9welal Litton
.
A duo of or 01:1) PENS from the best natkeiat
,peetarle eases. faacyllaxes. Alter and pearl eard
Wad and t . :011111131' 11111illalc u nigh drains,
MllllOO Clocks and a variety of art idea tipu•
. _
ally kept in Jewelry e,tahlishatents. whkh
will sell low for rash. All sulkies fray
rant,:.l to he whet they are represented.
l'artkola i t atdeu tlou pall as WWI to
WATCH REPAIRING nod all work war
OEM!
Dor. 23. 1857,1
HALBERTS FAMILY CFROU FRY,
QUEEN:MAUI . : AND STORE,
Nor . th-lrest Corner of the' Public :hluare, oppo
xite the Carlimle . Deposii'llaille.
3. D. lIALWiti , LnY nkain roplenishyd hiestork
oods. 111...a1111111,41 , 110 W lull find Mllllllloto, among
11 Web nutty lint untultthiltoil try varlet, uY frveh
' FA.M LY .G It 0C ER LES,
which in quniit.) and prime
CAN'T BE BEAT
A largo stoek of Ch lo a, fli/Itig and Queensware, of now
and beautiful deNlgns, and embracing or cry grade of
Klee. •
Ito la SOU: AIIENT In Carlini° for UONE.:I' celebrated
KEROSENE OR COAL OIL LAMPS,
one of the greate4 dlecoveries of the age, combining
ebeanumm, saiirty and inerensed Sight. Cool 1111 and
Cann.. %min:tautly on hand, which the public nun re:
wicked to:t❑ and examine.
.104. 1). 11A
N. W. Corner or Public Situnro.
Carlisle, Oct. 27.,
E IJC TION IN PRICES.-
Glorious news
For rich and for poor; .
PriC'es reduced
At Steiner's Cheap Clothing Store.
*member the old stand, opposke_ „ the
Market House, Carlisle, Pa.
SMOKERS OF THENEED, (dot
17 the holies so woefully desplse,)
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
That we have this depteetthed f.O.uon pure Imported
II LIUTA 1 SIXES, none of those that are manufietured
In Lewisburg, York county, teeny of timelier boroughs
of York county. In ennueilon n ith the oboe°, no wilt
1111111E1 81 , 111 c of our fine Segark, Sin: Estroy's, Opera's,
Youn i u,Auterleos, Victorian, Conehlles, Fire-tiles, &c.
TOBACCO.
Natural I.val:
Co'outdo,
Eldorado, '
-I , llj Lonf,
IStketfat envendli.lt,
Sweet Cavendbili,
' Mau Cut, &e.
SNUFF, (all lrinds:)
TIM above articles e ill be sold el whoiemle or retell,
I.lieltpur thnu•emr 1111 bought any where on this side of
Purchasers will pleese,eall and exandne the goods nt
I IM VIM'S whalennlo and retell, Drug, Chemical,
Crarlecilenery, Fruit, Toy, TtliNll,o and variety store.
tiouth 11.teovvr street, eremite Hannon 's Hotel. and
adJelnlng C. Inhoff's tlrocery Store. [decls'l,l3.
yr ' l'-AND-SHOE STORE AT PRE
•tAxp: SALE,— file suloci.lboor offers at 'orient°
solo the Moth, fixtures nud.ged will of the lint slid,
Shoe -Shire,.,inte the property of ;lamb h. Keller,' the
ccand—ThnstocEirtoPrittelobotily,,Crerep4 puretmen,Auk
the establholiment hos an excellent run or custom. The
Store Room is eligibly situated on the Public 'Square,
and may be muted for a term of years.'
DEW.' L. KELLEIt,
r • Adminittnitor.or,7 B. Keller, deed.
Carlisle, Me:15,1808,
t!,...1`h0 stook of 110 s, Hoots find—Shoes, will ha die.
posed of at OUST. with n Sitio of the 'estobllshinout h
offeeted, l'ersons wishing borguths, wall dti WWI local)
at Is desirablu to elooo out the eoueors without delay
- -
LA SS3 GLASS!! PAINTS!'
A•full asstundait of Ulnas of nli alter
and (loath, ,r vita a •lante kook of fronit lIAINTS, RIi
oi710(1C - 011 - .7171111i4167, - , re - .71.71(111a1ft - britirga - Oraipa!l"
quontltles, of low fltdAroa at
,F-, • JOIIN NI, • BON,
OcE-2T, North pawner Stmt.
1 1101111.000 . .ANIY , SEGARS.
fate.siliiiiiitio..4ll:Sinp, Twist; Cavendish, nut'
other' showing Toliaess'S 8110 ABS— Villa imparts(
liasailivalid Cuba Bsgarii, ars° cholnl heisids or duinestl
beeeliburg. Philadelphitpod Mittman.
and ul Tolos's. Bur, &lends eatinot fall Lehi
piemea by - extiudullig fir thunisaires.
• Nuv.lo, • .1, W. ItIBY.
HO f FOR CHRISTMAS.
WOW FOR TM EIOLI:DAYS!!
- B. W. HAM/STICK has just received from the city
and if , now opening a splendid display of FANUI'LluOlin,
suitable f o r the approaching Holiday Season, to whiob
- ho desires+ to call the attention of his friends and the
- --pnubile: it Is assortment' In this lino cannot be surpassed
in novelty and elegance. •ond both hi quality and price
of tine cannot fail to please purchasers. It would
-bereipohsibleto enumerate his •
119 LI I /,11: F d . VNinf 4.100D5.,
every 671 - ay of fin.,:y ailthile of Die miiit
-exquisite linfsh su..f!.ps. •
, " - Paplirtr-ltarlt - r
Elegant alabaster and porcelain Ink- tench and trays,
ivork; iiitarl and shell card rates,
•
1,8(110K Fancy Itaakids.
Fancy NVorlt Boxes, wieirsowing Inatrtunents,.
Port lionnairs, of every. variety, '
. 0011.1•11011 P 11.1111 j11 , 11t•IIS, P . :MC) paper wel2 . ll.ts :
Vaputeries, and-n large vi.r!oty Or ladles'.Fady station
3lotto seals and wafers. Silk mil bead purses.
Ladles' riding'whips, elegantly finished, Ladies' flue
cutler), •
Perfume baskets and hags,
firtislies'of eCery kind fin• the toilet,
-- Roussel's Pertain., of tii various kinds, s
- Musicallustruntents, -of all kinds and 'Anil prices.
together with au iu n utherable variety of artWeselegaift.
ly snitable for holiday presents, to thich
ho Invites tousle] attention.
Also, an extensive and elegant collection of ,
HOLI DA Y (111.'r ittaltso,
comprising the various I.:indish and America/ ANNUALS
for IS:M. richly °inbuilt:heti and ilinsttated POETICAL
rbildrett of all ages,. the; Which nettling can lai• more
appropriate or pleasing as holiday gifts. Ilisassortment
nl School Jlonl : x nun School Stationary it also romplete.
and. conrprlsea everything', used dit College and . the'
Schools. Ile also desires to call tho partienfin; alder
Hon of Fainilles to hit elemittt tisto s t talent . of •..
L-A
from (ho nitenxl ve establishments of Cornell us,.Archer
111111 uthms of Philadelphia, comprising every style,of
Parlor, Chlanber and study Lamps, for burning either
Spero: or Es! ther' oil: also DDYITS. celebrated.
' IS crosane or Cital.oll Latfins, together with Hover Vases,
Fancy Screens, 4e. Ills assortment in this IIIIC in
,nit.
equaled In thehorough. Also, -
FRUITS'. FANCY CON ;vox Alt Y'—NUTS— Pit E.
SERVED PRIM'S, 311 N ED- n EAT, PICKLES,
lu everyiallety and at all prices. all or which ere pure
and fresh such as ran be confidently recommended to
- his Mende 1111li the HMO :folks. His stock entbrsees
.nveryth lug-In-the linteof Fancy with tnisuyotli
_ articles °Fetal to housekeepers which the nubile ire no'
• peel:illy Invited to roil and son dm Ing"the holidays.—
Remember Cid Old Stand, nearly opposite the Bunk pit
North Hanover street. "
M 1=;!
sTotil4; AND NEW GOODS
- "Actor returnlile hig lielmowlptlgruient, for Om. vrry
(mdrgnncr w Welt ha. been eSkeetieii to bile. tile
IllieeeSlAlll.ll \Veldt! Van illtleliioll to the feet that lie
ro.opened his oxkostilyo assilrtment of family
=I
. in his tiew,store.rodin; on the seutlseast corner of the
• • publlr s 1111111.1.; whiles the public. are invited to call mind
••- estionne n stisic of • gIYIII3 ,legIIIICC,• varlets ,
defy ,o.nput Minn; CO:Mir/Sing' 111 jl/111
-f, erushed sugars, -
- Java: Rio and roasted Cadet Every va
rlsty and quality of TEA. i.lulres, Igroutid
and Situreg-l'olde 'lt
„
MUMII
up,, Ck,rese, }tor:trout, split
Minseineat, r,•rn Starch, Farina, Chocolate, Extract o.
rour , e, relined suuar at ',dared rates, washing and hnh•
tog soda. Tokirr., °filly moss favotito broods, and the
finest quality of l•legars. Also, it 'lxelutifnl ashortnlent
or Itritannla Marc, plain and g. 1,1 band China Wre,
Wass, Qaenf.. Stone and •Earthern — Wxrehrgrentimr
Heti., and an elegant 1 , 1 of.galloy,.oaps, extracts and
perfumery tin. the toilet.
l'eaelleri In rents, ItatotPo. Cron•
bl•rric.:, dry apples, citron, ahnonds, oranges, lemons,
(
(
I 1E7(1 yna l l ' , 1 r ( n I g 1 1 1 :1 1 g " : , t ' ' n„ l n l n i ittlinte r l\' t j " l l'
.., m==T u 0
. k75 - 13 , rnpl i te! : 7Ipt --- nint" . - ptilli. — Llt.lkiiii
~ -- Tir.4, _r . .., Si err) I or . )iNclorly.ta,ll..,. cat...o.
, .
..A: 0.... 111111 31usveit. Wlnot In racks ' and . Lot
, t 5 1 ,.. ti:;,. 1 ,: i .: .4 ...tch 11.101.1 key, 1101130 Gin, and . Fclatlntp 1
1
- A Piro ,:tork - nr MPS-Inrludlna Dyntt'srelobratd
-lamps for. burning Icrinsone Or COlirThii, nlsa Sm.ria,
Pine, hard and Coal ()11, Burning Fluid, Sperin and
Star Candles •
iirllgill, llolll.li, MOI , IN, SO irS... D.Or•lllatil, Wlliteni,
I. inkitit,:giasses flat. letter and note paper, -- 1111low
/
\Van.. paifited l ' l l sel,ei, Sic.
Colima arid milieu' 114. e, and hair UM, and a lull
stork of 01. VVN, likelmling the won knownn Hanover
Burk .flt,ves.
Iu short. 11;8 Fthek I . ntilprl ,, es everything that in railed
rir in Ids Ilan itt buvinnss. and no ellurtn - will be spored
to render entire mtinilletion to his eusitners.
: C. INIIOFI.
Owlish!. Oct. 27, - INSS-Iy.
.t , r3 • Marketing of all kinds taken in oxchnogo for
gond:: . .
NEW WINTER GOODS:
EID fell & SAIVYtII, AT THEIR
_a NEW ST011E; Eaht 3lahl "ittretit;Thave just : 2 i
rerelved nn l•XtVIINIVC:l1Ill complete stock of WIN- 02
I.IIIIIPS, Misses and Chit
&ens Dress GOMIS of every variety sod 14,03. W
Cloth Nl:miles, of 11,111111ot designs, from the lm- 9
polilint House of 'Turner Cl, French Lamb's •?„
7, Wool Duisledorf and English long Shithis; long 7,
'lintel Mimic Shawls.
3 Direct from the ntanttforturcrs, warranted free"
`E'. from ninths; itnekciale and Bosco Blankets, guar ,
mitred not to shrink In washing.
MEN AND BOYS' WE &It -
, g
revery description; :051'S' 911.4.VM5:13.11k and
Melillo Under : 4 1111 to and Drawinti; HOSIERY of _.F+
all kind• and qualities; 'Mies' Under Vests, long 7,,
?, and short Sleeves; Hooped or a netr
a sign, represented to hen very superior article.
, e.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
z. 7 ;
Of every variety; Flannels, Shootings, Tirkings,
Prints, ke.,l/4e.
THOMAS CONLY3I
Haring purchased for each. wo are prepared to
IS sell tell per cent. lower than merchauts who buy
on si* months credit.
.11a4lease call and OXii111111( foryouisaire, ,
SAWYER. k•
7; Dee. 1, 1858
FOURTH. ARRIVAL OF
AT OGILBY'S NEW t i• CHEAP STORE.
I MU 1111WTell.lying my fourth supply of new goads,
which lave lean purchased for cash at the premmt low
oily prices. 31..; stuck Is now vors large and complete.
A largo as,ortment of Ladles Dress foods. of the now
est and most elegant styles, 3t the very lowest.prlces.
SHAM' LS: The cheapest lirot.ha Long Shaw.hi over
sold 131 01111810. Long and square Blanket Shawls;
Stella and 'VW het Shawls. Gentlemen's Shawls; cheaper
than over.
CLOTH M ANTELS: A lull assortment. Cloth.Cassl.
leers and Cassinetts. I . llld 1•111.11 p. 3krino Yoder
shirts and,Drawers, (floors, llosiery. Muslin.
Gingham. Shoal ngs ; cheaper than the cheapest.
Carpeting. Fleur till Cloths. Pugs, &c., very low.
Impossible to enumerate all the 110 W and cheap goods
suffice it to say, vie have a very large aswrtmmitof-ele
gent . wiNTER GOODS, which will be sold as haw If not
lower than by any other store in the county. .
Carlini°, Dee. 8, '6B.
FURS! FURS!
My stock of Furs aro Air YEW. bought for the past
from the mantlfaeluror, and will be sold undor price
Call and sun chum
the public
OLD"llyn ro 11 t to FRIENDS,
call
. d d
oznmino lay
stock of !resit
GROCERIES,
Piekola, Preserves, Fresh Con Fruit% Spices, Wood and
Willow Ware, Ropes and Brushes, Oils , 14 nits, Fish,
Salt. and u largo variety of other goods not necessary Le
enumerate..
Stole Room two doors oast of Rhoads' • Warehouse
(Ibrtnerly .loin O. Williams's.)
MVO um n call and OXLIIIIIIIO my goods sod prices, j
9oteml to sell as cheap as any other store outside o
Philsdelphßi.
" Butter, Egos, Soap, Rugs, Beeswax, Dried Fruit, de.,
taken in, exchauge for goods.
Carlisle, Ort. 27, '2B
R FOR THE NEW
‘LA Y EAR.—tIRBAT BARGAINS t
The subscriber intending to challis his business 7111
sell his entirn stock of
•
,GROCERIES AND DRY-GOODS,
at City Prices and at a reduction of 25 per rent. Primo
brown :sugar at 8 ets., retitled white ditto at 10 eta
double i•ellned Sugar at 1 prime 1110 Coffee•h!,r,
at $l. atigardlon,e Molasses at 31 eta per gallon, other
molasses In proportion: Tea'. B PleatcSlan'b! irre - rd . lutr
figures. Best Ualleusold till nowad 1231; eta, for 10 els,
the rest very ahem,:
.
, Delaines at-10 etsg,belainos wortli 25 at Di eta,
-itud.xychnatire...trarth rtB. wool D81.1"Y",
M
'Cashmeres, French ,ritioes, - CaFg 46d — AlFarisis oh.
cottutionlY cheap.. ,
bond and square Shawls at a saying to-, the buyer : at
from $1 to $2 a plum •
White goods; Collate, Undo - sleeves, Lace, V.dirings,
Irish linen, lloserlesllrld Cloves at lower prives than
over sold here before, cotton and woolen Hmmel/4;
Gingham,' Muslin,, (bleaolted and unbleached ' ) very
cheap,
FOIL (IEtTPhIIMEN we' Will sell Cloth, Cassimers,
Cassinele, Chains. Vestings, ke.
1&,1:.1D1 1 , Uhl CLOTH INC of ulI deseripthins at Xre
Suction ofd,, tufreent. So all you who uish 'goods of it
goad quality and saving of money call at .
,—;
next doefin Croiler`e !riot
dee20,1858-2nt
W()OD AND' WILLOW W A 1111.—
• ,
• .. -
- • -•-11AtItlITS—Mnrkel, Travelling, and FalleVCOr
almdat, every'CuOutC. Ofil).11l Wit nt:—Tunn, Itackets,
Measures. Palls, Tnintcd Ilinckatn. licular'n Nlutis, nod.
Cords, nCushiat and a haw stock at - It Iclek." colobranal
earn nrooinn, (cold only , Iky tik- aubscribor) end all ether
10 4 1004.411 . 3 , lalfilSO articles—al wnla at the lowent Mal
. ,
prleex—tbr snlo by
eardale, NOV. 10, 'M.
New Oci!ni.E-...
FANCY 0 0 0 DS, , GIFT BOOHS,
riEl
B. W. HAVERSTIOK
1611
ow=:.•
New Vi;rl: nnJ
FISH AND SALT
CEDAR-WARE AND BROOMS
FURS! FURS! FURS!
NEW WINTER. GOODS 1
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CHINA, .
GLASS AND
QUEENSWAR E
MEM
EINZEI2
uttlill
.3.bturtisitriento.
OS I 1P1.41.4' OS:
• - 4"-S'
(f ic tOLD.—.3.l-g D-AL- PRE M
rr W:1150.11.33:fil -
I 1 g OF GRAND AND
SQUARE PIANO FORT) S,• •
./Voa. 1, 8. 5. and 7,..A'orth Erdare street,
— Oppo.rite Eldon" Ilmt.te,
And,ntourN.E.W ALES-ROO M,
207 Baltimore street, between Charles
.and •Liyht streets.
~- - •
PIANOS have, at dilierent.Fatrs, hlr
several au. cessi veyram. been award/41,i Ito hi0j e ,t 11 ,..„,,
mimes for excellevee over all ennmetitlen. They tarsp
also bt en pronounced by S. Thilit.erg. the lere4 relet.ell•
tot Idelltel In the world, and other (11stIngul,hollm fists,
inelvellng Mr. ::',trahf.selu tr., &e., to 1.0 equal, If net Cu.
pollee, to ally in,t his country.
We have constantly on-hand at our estousl IVO re
rontum as alwve, the largy,st assortment of hoe PIANO
. F O / 414. *7 - to - let - intunt . irr - tlrisr - rity^. - xtrirtr - thrintrizzli: .
wholesale and retail, on the most liberal terins to milt
tile dotes..
every CaPO we guarantee our PlanoA to give entire
satisfnetion. .
Attir (2 , .Attt.fittttf3' till bawl n One ntisorttnollt, f MELO
DE, IN:4•of the best I:Int:ors. et in.100:4 froth *15.t0 $2011.'
• •**, , ,Atirliyg for Flc n largo tititol.or of secuitll.lmtidt
PIA Ni it, at prlrrs ratiglng from i•rtt to * 2O O.
101219thios.exelaungett, hired nod tuned, '
IVILLIA:11 KNAIIE A:
.11113 21.1 N R
L11'• l' IA N 0 STORE.-
_.....- r.—• - ': - - 7-73 - , , - 1. ;:V-7, - zioze
,71 - "trii't , ".
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:; , : f ..,,,
„_,___,.,71,,,.. • f . :it .
t
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largo ossortimmt of supeilor Pianos. from the best'
Boston find New York noikers,tolmt her with exeulle•a
secorid•li .Till PlllllllB 4 111111141111tly for sole.
No. Rio SiSRKET STREET, HARRISBURG'
AlllO. ldomm Moulin's 'Model 3lidodeons, Orgazi•Jlm
lodvoihs. moe New himiTOlormoklinks.
Old'hioos taken lin pin t iony molt kr new ones.
' PIANO_TUNING OR,REL'AIRING,-
with a l! 51,1111.1011 111141 Wind lush thomits, wlllthwdro
pikuilit fio 'Mr. JOHN 1" 1 / 1 :f•ZYli. who bat
no superior this kortomot. nod 13 line the 'moss
rt 4 llllllllllll
. 111 4 111 e-Utitteil Rah, • '
11. CAIITER.
)
• "- - rilifThb • ,r. l lltE B ji,S T
° ' L• "
(C. YorD) - ‘' . .. -- :: ---- PI - A:NO
Tile ildtitt
eOliintoyorte. FORTES'
.---- • -
ARE MANUFACTURED 1W
CHICK ERING-Sci-SONS.—
=1
PI3IRTY-FOLTIt,I.DALS,
To FIRST PREMIUMS (Y\ ER ALI, CoM 7
• PETITORS UNITED sTATh§._
MESSRS. C. SON:, Jniviii remov.ll to their - new
lire rennin 1:10Velkesloil gt wet, NJ •edelplihn`umbpree
pared to oiler a large - as,orttnent of Ii it - AN11: - PAIII,Olt
1MA15P...840/ABE,tild CCU 11111 T PIANO POILTES•In
v 111.101.1 St., lee 111111.-4,1...., railllOt
fdl to pi ar,. De,erlptib entalugu:s bent to any all
dress upon applleatiou._
July 21; Ih2o—ly ••• _ .
/TOLD dIEI)AL GRAND 'AND
stw Ait E i iA vs.;.
STEINWAY & (near Broad
way.) New York, .
Icere awarded the rind where find When
ever t1µ•1 hieught their Piano Forte,. Into eoinlielititia
with the he,,t nature of itostttn, New Yerk e Phillitielphill
end 11/Mllllllre.
Receive,' the two first prize.Aledals Ikt the 3letropoll.
ton Fair. Wa.blemton,.l2ss.
The First Prem (225051 Medal) for We boot Piano
Forte at the Marylou.' Institute.
'the Fleet Prize Medal for the hest Plano Porto at the
American Institut...Cry:42d York, 1556.
, The First Premium (a fluid )1t.,1 . 11.) for the hest Grand
Plano at . th . e Mao bunt Institute Baltimore. 1.557.
"Chu First Premium ot the Stole Fair, Detr , it. 1h57.
Tim First. Premium at the Siate Fair, liichnonid.lBs7.
.4.11111 i, the judges were the first musical talent of
the country. ouch as IV. Gottschalk;
and Sluore 1'I:1111. constrinied with
the full 1.111111:11 and iron frame eeml,iucd, urn warrant,,
ed for throe years. PriCell moderate.
Sop.'
SANING FUND
Walnut Street, .S a udi fleet Corner of Third,
, •
INCORPORATED BY STATE OF PENN SYINANIA
, FIVE PER CENT INTEREST.
Money lirreceivtd In uny sum, largo or mall, and In
ter& paid from Iho day 01 deposit to Mu
dranal.
Thu Oleo Is open every day from 0 o'clock In tlio
musing till fi o'ciork In the afternoon, and on 3londay
and l'iimaday evenings till 8 o'clock.
lIhSII'm 1,. RENNER, Prenillent.
ROBERT SELFRIDGE, 'mica President.
REED, Soviet:try.
I=l
F. Carroll Brum titer,
J05..1.6 11. Puny,
Lee.
10A.pb
Henry I IlTonderffer.
Henry L. Renner,
KO witrd L. Curter,
Hobert :elll.ltlgo.
t. inurl IC. Ashton,
C. 1., perm,,
110.14 Is reoelved and inolnents :null. in outn daily
without waive.
The luyestinents are utiole In Beal Estate Mortgngrn
firma' Heats, and o.ich first class securities its the
Charter requires. 4
August 11, 1858.
CRITTENDEN ' S PHILA DELPtiCA
COMMENCIA L COLLMIE,
N. N. Corner Seventh and Chestniat Ste.,
PHILAELDPHIA.
An Institution- deselgped to prepare young mon for
It=
INCORPORATED JUNE 4, '55. ,
==!
B, 11. CpUlO ' gyP,
Fllllle6 110Fh11111,
DltYld
Doivid S. Brown,
A. V. Parsons,
home !Inciter,
George 11. Stuart. B. It. Hinman,
John Sparbaw lc. Frederick Brown,
Jet•llua Lippincott, Jr.
IrEiM
S. II CRlTTENDEN.'l'rluplpnl, CollBllltlng. ACCOUIWIII3t,
Itistrurtor In Cuunercial.ellf.frlllB;
THOMAS W. 31onnE. Profeßsorln'J'enuntuFlllp.
(lEnnint 31. TutlAnnen. Pr iteesor nt the Science or Ac-
counts
(IlioEsnEck, Professor of Hook Keeping and rho.
nography.
Action I no :=ImoN, Professor of Languages.
Don. JOU .)101 I e, Lecturer on Commercial Law.
W. 11. ALFEN, 1.. 1.. D., President of tilrard College—
Lecturer 'on Pontleal Economy.
Catalogues, containing full particulars of terms. min
ier of hintruction, C., tray 6o lid cu applying at the
Colloge, either in portion nr by tot
eitITTI'SDEN'S 11 , 100Klikk.TING Sro sale.—
Price sl.so.—Key to mine, 50 di:. • [0,et.15,'58.
W I Nell ESTER Sr, CO.
GENTLEAIEN'S ITRNISHING STORE,
Patent Shoulder Seam Shirt Manidadtorg
I=l
ZOG Chestnut Street, PhVadelppl7 —
01 , PosiTE TIIE WASIIINGTON 110VSE. ,
- A. -WINCIIESTER•viII Ora, ne •herotefofe;lile 'Per
sonal supervision of the cuttlag and Manufacturing de
loartmon tn. Ordern litr Ills celebralad style of Shlrtx and
nt tlw nbortcat itoflco,,
Fortnum dentaing to order Shirts, con ho supplied math
the formula tbrancanuroment, on application I , y wall. •
Constantly on hand. a sorted and select stock of Gen
' tionten's Furnishing gooda. , .
ordcra *plated oihibural tern's.
8,1888: •
1 (1, DOZ. MEAT CUTTEIiB AND
SAUSAGE STUFFEBB. :Jilsq a largo araortainint .
- 74 - 111.Wior it niven, Steels. Cleovern, Steellartle,
Joel rocelre,l, nod for vale at very Um, prices at the
thsap llordworo 'item of
HENRI' gAXTON 2
East. High Street' Car!INN Va
'Nov. 16:1ROP.
DAP ER; fy7l s 6)er
eninr.*ll,i'vo non= im 114 - ngt awl I ro' prpunonl to
inganufficturn to utter nll carietlen of thin IPIi 119 SO goo
IgiAktiElt 'F.\ g '3 1 1'1'0V:11 g
Mount golly Springs Pengen:
Novio, , to-ont
National
SAFETY
Tit UST,
Company