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CARLISLE, PA.
Wednesday, February 16,. 1859
CONGRESSIONAL
Washegton Feb. 7.—ln iliP Senate; com
,municationstere receiyedfrom the Secrrtnry
of War,reconlirrending the
,sale of the uld Forts
and applying tlie,preceeds fo tbo tenFtrublion
of new ones. Also ono Ating. flint Intlinn
agencies could be bcper performed by dbceys
granting_land -in-aid of tigrieullii=
rallegesll7lls taken up - !!nd - tilycusBe - I — Tlid
was passed, with some amendmentsovhich
will rectuire It to go baeli.to the House.
In the House, M. Stephens made nnother
offortln set apartttday for the consideration
of territorial.businesii,. but failedfor want. of
a two-third vote. An drat in aid of the. Son
' ate bill appropriating $87,000 1 to• improve
Chicago harbor, shared the stune . fate. The
house, under a suspension of the rules, pasa
edllie joint resolution from the Senate for the
payment of a•balance•of,S7(.oo to Georgia, on .
account of military serVi . ce against the acre-
A1a0.41.e4en‘..,- ....-
ate hill - to pay the State. -Of Maino. nearly
$OOOO for exlienses inctiried in orgatiiiifig4,
reginient-of volunteers for the lilexiCan -war.._
Also the Senate bill authorizing the Attorney
Genernl-to-rerresent-Ilie-Linjted,States-in-the—
Ermity.suit pending 'in the Supreme Court,
between the States of Rhode Island and Massa- I
chusel Is, relative to the boundary
Feb. B.—ln the Senate, a comniunrontion
was received front the Secretary of the Navy
against the project of transferring the revenue
cutter service to the Navy lief ailment, The
Senate passed (be Iletn , e joint resolution per
mitting Lieut. Maury and Professor Bache to
r-,eceive.ntec tt S from tce nriittn
rnent. A reollition une nlinplo . caiing' . : for
'any correspondence of William Cory Jones in
which - Martinez , and Lercz, calling themselves
the Supreme Giisernment of Nicaragua. eould.
have based the assertion that the minister.s of
the United States were neconiplices of the filli
buster Invasion of Nicaragua, and whether, if
such t-Intement was made, a»yund npOlo•
gyie necessn4 for the ndstaCciurnr.
In'the House, , (be Committee an .Military.
Affairs, report a tesaut fob,. IT II S
t cd; that, preliminary to the final settlement
of the accounts of the citizens' of Oregon and
`---Wir-eliiii-gTOlNerritoyies;--for-servicesrendered
in iEitio and 1856 in repelling Indian , hostili-,
'ties, the Third Andifoi:*(iefiefal lie directed to
c'xamine the vouchers and tnalte n report to the
HOUSE`, on thelirsiMondayin_llecember next,
of the amounts respectively due, according to
the rule laid down by the Committee, which
includes only army pay to the_ volunteers re:
°the(l into service by the territorial authori
ties, and ito double pay, the cost of Fitpi)lics
transportation, etc., to be paid with, flue re
gard to the number of the troops anddlte Vice
current at (lint time.
Feb.-9...-- othing of:importance was (fan
nabted in the Senate. •
The Ilouse, went. intd Comihttleo of the
the Leginlathe,.Xxecutive, anlJudi.;
cial--APPr4II/19n bill. , ~ m erintentti- w ero
concurred - +p strikin - ontlarge items for mi
leage, nod other Congre'esionol expenses, on
wellos , itn'item to purchase property in New
York cityfOr a coup house, pad items were
reduced for the expenses.of_the hrniich mints
and New York Assay "office. An item of
$175.000,was htwever, added to supply prin-
ting deficiencies. lh this shape the bill pass•
ed. Committees reported bills . to increase the
number of surgeons, assistant surgeons, and
pursers in the nary, appropriating thirty mil
lions of dollars to operate for gelling Cuba,
and making appropriations for the Post Office
Department. The report of the Committee
in•thc Nebraska contested election case was
taken up, and signed until the adjournment.
Feb. 10.—In the Senate, a resolution was
passed to permit. Professors Maury and Bache
to accept medals from the King of Sardinia.
In the House, the Coarinittee on Terrilo•ics
reported back without amendment, the Senate
bill providing for the admission of Oregon ns
a, Slate, and it - was discussed at great length:
The Nebraska contested elation case was laid
on the table.
Feb. I I.—ln the Senate, the Post Ofilee,
Committee reported a bill to abolish the frank•
ing privilege. The case of the Indiana Sena
t ors was considered and Inid.on.the table by
a strict party vote.
In the House, the bill, from the Senate, for
the admission of Oregon as a State was taken
up ttnd debated.
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE
IlarriEbui g Monday . Feb. 7 —in the Senate
bills relative to Recorders of Deeds, and fees
of county surveyors were read— -Several
other bills were passed but none of them of
Public interest. ' .
In the House. Mr Smith of Perks, rend in
place a bill repealing the Bth section of the
Act of October 13, 1867. proidinglor the re
sumption of specie payments, &c. • [This
section repealed the 47th section of the Act of
16th April, 1850, known as the General Bank
ing Law, which required the Banks Dist and
West •of - the- Allcp.heny -mountains to - keep,
their noics at par in Philadelphia and P]tts
buihi retrectively.] Mr. Ilarnersly, a sup.
plement to the Genie Law.
February B.—ln the Sennte, Mr. Miller
ri'ad in place a bill relative to Brokers. Mr.
Thompson, ono to abolish the office of Sealer
of Weights and Meapurce in Montgomery '
county. On motion of Mr. Handal]. his bill
to establish a general system of Banking, was
made the special order for Monday next, and
every day thereafter, until disposed of. A bill
was unanimously passed. abolishing the Board
Guardians of the Poor and board of Health
of Philadelphia, and vesting the appointments'
of these officers in the Supreme Court. Ad
journed.
In the House, Mr. Wilcox, from the minori
ty of the Committee on the subjectof the pal
/1/ Legislative Record, made u report in favor
Of sustaining the existing contract with IL. J.
Haldemen, which has the authority of Jew on
its side. The ComMittee on litinks reported
favorably on the bill to repeal the several sec
tions of the 'General Banking Law of 1850,
which prohibits the cireulating.of Bank bills
tinder $5.
rintedbills
were reported from the Con&Mee &pork
lions.' The Comniittee on Banks, rep 14e(1 a.
bill to proveht. fraudS by Batik officers.
, • . .
in the :House; lire Joint 'resolution to pay
Honl William-H. Frazer six months' salary
forrhie services -as Canal• Commissioner, wee
taken up, and Unleaded by .substituting $2OO
In lieu. of 0 namths'..p fl ay, and passed. .•
• The Willa volatiou to tho board of Revision
,of the several emotiee.,Of the Commonwealth
was taken.:up, read a qecoad and third theft
Mr. .Witlimos, of Ltuolto, rod ri bill to rogu'•'
late the eale'of 14iior tulle* oounty,'wbiol►
was amended so as to include Bradford, and
passed. e -
. Feb. 10,,—Tn the Senate, a number of bills
were reported by Mr. Bell, chairman -of the
Committee on the Judiciary.. One relative to
liens in equity, with amendments; also, a bill
in relation to authorizing - execution process
in equity against non- residents, with amend
ments also, an set relative to mortgages, as
committed ; also, an act to extend jurisdiction
to Orphan's Courts. in testamentary traits,
rcs committed; also, a bill--to regulate the
tees of Auditions' of the courts of Philadelphia',
with an amendment. - - •
• In the House, Mr. Williams presentedrt
law...proltilaiigi
_free negroes from
coming into the Slott) with a.view tt — TilecCuteTily
m:re t ddencethicre. „remonstrance:
against the incorporation of the Delaware Ca.!
nal Compaany,
Mr: Keneagy, a petition for the repealer
the lari appoipling Sealers of Weights:and
Measures.,
•
the petition from 0,000 .col
dyed persons of Philadelphia for en alteration
in:the Constitution, so that. colored, persons
may enjoy the privilege of the elective fran•
chisa. •
r..Thorri, n petition from the I'hiladelphia
bar, praying for an inereaee of the palaries.of
the,.ludges of the bistrict Court. :
the Milithilovs, was reported nevitivejy..
13.111(10,in presented apaition from citizens of
Lancaster, praying - for - the abolition -of We
[ake of .Sealer:of Weights and
Also, a ietilinn—repealing—the
lay increasing fees of District Attorneys, so
far as that county is concerned,
Ateliers. Wright, Yorker and Marseilis, jive
sewed pctifiori . ,4 7 from Philadelphia, for the re
peal of the tonnage tax.
Mr. Randall, a petition from 000 colOred
persons of Philadelphia, praying for the pas
sage of a law to amend the second article of
the couslit mien,: by striking 'out„Lthe • woi:d_
• •
• .m•. Yardley,. a petition from citizens
Bucks county, praying -for the passage , oft:'t
law.prevent Mg free negroes and =lntl g(i from_
coming into the ,Sinto witicnyiew to acquir
ing in residence therein,: . I •
In the !louse, bills were passed concerning
the boi•ough of Allentown, and increasing the
la - KOn moneys, real -estate, etc. ,The Com
mßice on Ways rind Thetas repoi led-negative
ly the, bill to reduce the pay of the- members
- of the legislature, and_also.reportcd, as :corn y
witted, the bills to. increasirthe pay of the
.ItnlOs of,the 3 upreine Court, and relative to
116 - 11 - larsiiiiirSliring — IIO4IIW iGnTor -- Phita del=
Fhb'.
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COLLECTION OF TAXES
An important bill is now before the I,egiAn
lure, ehat4, , itig . nintost.ent ire, the present, mode
of collecting the Sint e - nnd (;p a nty 'Tux!. its the
seretal, counties of the Commonwealth. - It
has been reported by Mr: Nill, from the, Ju
dieinyy•CO-Mmit tee.
• Section I.—Makes-it the duty of the Conal
- mist-loners. after the assessments are coinplet
ed, to deliqr,the thiplienteS to the "County
-Trenstner. with a certificate that the t axes
have been regularly assessed.
Section 2.= Makes it the duty of the County
Trea,urerp after rereiVing ihe_duplreateS of
assessment, to give thirty days . nalic6 of the
Same, and previous to the 12th of ,Itily in each
year, to, attend two days'in each borough and
tvormidp,.. , for - the propose of receiving 'such
taxes, less an abatement of live per cent.
-Sectfon -37 , ---Empowers-the Treasurer to is
'sue his warrant to Ilic several Constaliles, for
the collection of all taxes .remaining. unpaid
for fhirly - days after the 12th of
Section 4.—Makes the Constables and their
sureties liable for the amount on the warrant•
• -Section 5.- 7 1tegniKes the Courts, to tales n
bond with sureties, front the Constables., for the
faithful discharge of the duties imposed by
this not. • •
Section 0.--pefines the duties of Constables
nder this lew.•
•
Sections 7 nod S.—lmposes penalties on
County;Treasurer and Constables for a failure
to perform the ditties enjoined on them.
Section 9. Fixes the Treasurer's commis
sion on_tnortiea.paid into the .State _Treasury,.
nt 6 per cent per •eent., or which shall be
passed to the credit of the county.
Section 10 —Directs the County Colima's
inissioqrs to deliver the
,thiplicates of assess
ment for the present year, to the County
Trensurer on or' before the first day of Ably.
Section 11.-11e0als,)ic law requiring the
Coirunisskiters to appoint/..colleetois.
Section 12. yixe;l the pny of assessors at
wo dollars n day.
The net doett not apply Jo the epunty •of
hilndetphin.
INJURY th A TIGER —A few Alitys ago,
a :Miss Noble of Philadelphia gained access to
the cages of the animals at Can Andiurgh's
Menagerie, in Walnut street, and having open ;
cd the slide in the Lien's cage reached in and
patted him on the back, to which the Lion
paid nomttent.ion. - She then, proceeded to the
Tiger's cage and attempted tlffi'same exPeri•
- ment, but the Tige'r seized her aim which he
lacerated dreadfully, and struck her on ilia
k,............
ifas d with his claws, tearing off part of the
scalp,' 1 L one of her eyelids i her screams
brought asst. ance, when she was rescued with
difficulty, from the hint - Hated beast, and sent
Wile liospiisl—lier_- arm has been amputa
ted, 41 she is said lo be in a very critical
.condition.
DESTRUCTION OF THE WILLIAM : AND MAPS
COLLEGE.—TiIIs ancient, seat of learning at
Williamsburg, Virginia, .was destroyed by fire
on lho Bth instant. It was foundCd in 1698,
in the reign of William and Mary, who en
dowed it.with 20,000 acres of land, tinda do
nation in money. The btiildfngs were of brick
and capable of accommodating 100 students,
Its charter was dated on the Bth of Februa
ry, 1692, so that it was burnt on the anniver
sary of, its charter, one hundred and sixty
seven years from the date of its establishment.
Among the graduates of this college, were
Jefferson, Patrick Henry, and Winfield Scott.
THE FRANKLIN AAILROAD.—We are happy
to letirn that the Franklin RailrourCompany
is now duly organized under the nfost.fayora
ble. auspices. The bonds of the company, to
the amount of $200.000, havo been taken by
E. W. Clark & Co., of Philadelphia, nt 80 cents
on the dollar' cash, the proceeds of which trill
relay the road, and the company. expect to
have it. completed by the 4111 of duly next
The Cumberland Valley R. R Company are
to furniak,the rolling stock and work the road.
The completion' of this road leaves but.a
small link to intersect the,Raltimore and Ohio
road: which will give a continuous route from
Wheeling to New York, by thb Lebanon Val
ley and Lehigh winds. • •
APPOINTMENTB.7 Pito President litui appoint
.ed• Cot. WitsoN. McCANULEss. of Pittelpurgli,,
Jadgo of the United Stales District. Court., for
the... Western District of Pennsylvania,.in place
of J'adge ials , afen
pointedaudgoSakeL. W. 111;ACK, of t be'Su
'prattle •Couq of.N r pbraska, Go tornor .of .Ne
bratilt Territory, itc place of IlOrk. W. S.
Riettardeon,'resiitied;' • -
goiun not dounbl Iliattrrs:
Meteorological, Reglifiter for tlio . l,Voelt
'AC31.11114 February 1411ip.11360. ,
1859. ', I
Thermo- Rain.] "Remarks.
meter.*
•
Tuesday. 29 00 .= , •
Wednesday, 'OQ Rain. „ ' •
Thursday.' - 28-00 - - :l5 !Gip, •
_.•
Friday._
,„ 28, 00 Snow,
Saturday. 28 00 • ,
Sunday—_._ 28 00
- --;
IVeekly 29-00 -- I 15
;Mean.'
*The degree of heat In tho above register Is tho daily
average Of threo observations.
PUBLIC 'SALE S
On .Wednesday the 23d of February; Jacob.
Bnarninger tvvo'miles south of Shepiterdstown
will sell horses, cows, tanning
,utensils
On Tuesday the Bth of March, ])avid Brandt
Monroe twp:, will-teinneenst'nowa, Yoking
atfle,,:tyamneand a vayiety of
: arming int- .
plements.
n — SmiLltr —sen7ril t —his-lresiaenee,
Carroll"township - Petry Counly, w ill. sell on
tII Bth 0..1%10 sev oral )iend-of horses iend
Oung_cattle
FEAIApi The
"young ladies of this flourit-hing institu
tion gave and• Literary Soi
ree" on last Friday evening,'Whieh was
attended by a•large number of the ladieS
and gentlemen of Mechanicsburg, and
other invited,•guests from a „distance,' fur
_whun . ample neconunoehtions had_been
kade, by President Mittlatt_nd his esti
natio lady. • At the appointed -hour we
foWnd ours - elf Seated in_the mail - Odious
parlor Of the college, surrounded by as
fair a bevy of bright, intelligent looking
girls as we Lace ever seentygether; The
exercises, which weregot ten up; by the
young Indies,.Under yie direction of the'
faculty, ecinsisted of \ -utusic, recitations
'andessbys, all of %Odell' were character
ized by con ect taste, and were rendered
- 14r7lielturnifest - deliglrof - tho - audienee ,-- ,
Impart first,--a colloquy wits-introdue
ed- by. the Juniors, entitled .":111i-6Tlasli,i
of Flowers," each young ladyselectiq
from a topet, presrented by-one of ilia
111'1111 . 1)er, that flower which she moe
wished ,t 6 resemble. It was a.very pretty
conceit, and well' Cuitaincd througFout
A . beautiful feitinte - orthe entertaittruor
-was a Picea en
. titled the " Senior's Offer
ing." It took thnudienee by surprise,
. -r as a band of young ladies, apploprilitely
"draped in flowing while,"enteted the
room, preceded by theit:-chief, Who, how
ing taken her position in the centre
the grotip,was addres,ed as the Goddess;
each of the others lepreseuting
There
.was Poetry, Mit
ion; llealtlr, with a goblet of pure - waler;
Spr,ing: with - her vase of flowers; Plenty,
with her- il'itiits; open handed Charity;
Fortune, with her glittering' treasure;
Love, with.horquiver atatirrows; Justice,'
with her scales; Faille, with a wreath o.
laurel, and Beligion with the 13ible.-
Each made her offering in turn to the
Goddess, who in accepting the gifts, al
luded to the Bible as the " last, best of
feting of all." 'The characters wee well
represented, except that . Fortune and
Love, instead of being blind, had each a
pair of sparklers bright eitough to 'kill
a lachelor. nt_sixty .the
young ladies wild Participated in the ex
't`ereises acquitted themselves admirably,
and at the close, the audience ... separated
apparently much gratified with the ainuse
ment of the evening.
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Mu. MeMienAm.'s LECTURE..—The
hour at which our paper goes to press,
precludes anything more than a passing
notice of the admirable rjcture, delivered
'list evening in Emory N. E. Church, by
MAIM) McMichael, of Philadelphia.—
.1-c audience was large and intelligent, ,
and the lecturer was listened tetwith in
tense interest, which broke out frequent
ly, in bursts of upplause.
• The lectutc commenced with - an allu
sion to the prayer of the Potd,..who de
sired that tithe and space should be anni
hilated, and 'showed Ant the wish, wild
as it was, had been literally fulfilled,' by
the vast improvements in science, which
culminated in the laying of the submarine
tele , ranh. - - -
Taking tlicse improvements as the re
sults of developed mind, he' enumerated
the various agents necessary.. in aceom-:
pljsbing,,that development, end at the
close of the lecture, -he Made an extem
pore address to the younger portion of the
audience, replete with wisdom, clogneilee,
and beauty.
We congratulate the 'committee on the
success of their first lecture, and from
the standing of those who are yet to fill
their engagement, we may anticipate a
brilliant epurso throughout,
WURTZEL MUSICAL ASSOCIATION.-
We are pleased to learn, that this associ
ation eontemplate,t;ivinga publie concert
in about four weclis The efforts — of this
srciety have been mainly direetKto ele
vete the standard, and foster, a hste'for
vocal music, especially among the church
choirs. They deserve every encourage-
Ineatoit_th Akds.!uf Aboopubliel,and
hope they will be .greeted with a full,
' THE BABRACKS think the
Barracks Band, deserves the thanks era . °
It ire Bepartment, for : their public spirit,
in".Offeiing theii' .. valuabie_seyvices
tously, on Saturday, on the occasion of the
reception :if the tiood Will linglii - e, by
the tire Computes, and. ure are pleased to
see that the GOOd Will Company, have
have
passed' coutrilidtentary'resOltitiiiti to that
MECHANICWIURO. , --On a flying viait
to this liom:Hiing place, n few days ego,
.we word struck with' the evidences - of
losperity••ttnd enterprise everywhere
inatlifeste'd.i A large number • pf sub--
atantial. brink resiences have been Te
oellOy ereeted, and we learn that several
more are In',buile this yparL Two' hand
somd new Oleic churches are now under
roof; one.bithe tutheran'and the other
by the Presbyterian - congt•egatimm, both
of yhich_wil be-ornaments tO'the rown
A few years awl Mechanicsburg was
an ObSeure village; so dull and quiet that
-if-if-Iciumg-AuterieW 2 -ftred-off - a — e - raelfeT
.imethmstreetisevery_b_ody4anJoLthe,,_d9ili
to see what was the matter. But in time
the Cumberland - Valley RailromF came
fast their &tors and the whistle of the
steam engine woke theni up from their Rip
lY in kle Sleep, and now she ean,heast .
'of six or seyen•elturebes ; a well sustain
ed newspaper, steam mills, foundry; for
warding houses, a' female college, and an
institute for boys, . both in flourishing
condition; 1111 abundant,', - supply of pure
water, and . ' tl busy,•liuStling popular
-riettnyttira-s-irrerelrea-phalrindustrrrand
oother -town. of .its size
IM=l3
this side of stindown! If she"' iily had
gas, we'litight:say,of—the peolde--of—iVe.
_ehaniesimig,Aliat__" their lilies .
iri .- pl9ltatit ---
PA ItA DE*O E TILE FIRE D EPAET Elg
Saturday . last, was - iinite an exciting time
among our fireman owing to the flict,
that the Good Will Fire Company, were.
to receive their new Engine, which, a
committee had purchased from
gelit-Company;of--c?.lifiatrelpitin,—
o'clock, the freight train arrived . bringing
the Dilly" along; gaily surmounted_
With flags; and at `.. 7 , - 171i6 /
will, Cu ion and Cumberland, with their
Engines, fdrued a proce,sion and march
ed through the principal streets, to the
inspiring music.of the Barraeks - Band.
Thre is.:,-MgniticienCen;
give, and lOolui as 'bright as . 0 . new coat of
•
print arid gilding can malte.ll‘er. 7 . ; out:.
ward appearance, t•lie cuts as much 'of a
sidash,:a longside of t Unian--ariti--Cum
beriand,-ns-n city_dandy : Leside.one of our
hied-fisted 'mechanics; it remains to be
.seen whether-or riot, her Inner qualities
arc eiptal to the outside •covering,, as . :she
is to be exercised by the Company, at the
square, next •Satnrday afternoon, at
_4
o'clock. --
The spirit ofsriyaby among. the Fire,
Companies, while it is hut within proper
bounds, is the'very life of the Depart
ment:
_With three :V.ngine Companies a
Hook and Ladder Company and ellieior,
apparatus . , our firemen dill be equal to
any - c4nerftencYi and we hope our eiti
,zens, Imuranze_companies and- - County
Commissionos, will contribute liberally 1
1
to-an object W hi c k I• _ arc so deeply
interested.
JumuLE CONCHIT.—If there are any
personstin town, opposed to the introduc
tion of music in the 'Common Schools of
the . borOugh we hope they were at Edu
cation 141111 th:day- evening last: 1[-
1!
they were, t • objections must be dis
arnied ; if the were not, they missed a
sight worth More than till the arguments
they could urge against the system if they
.objected daily for u year. We allude to
the juvenile concert, given by Mr. John
II: li been), Professor Of music .in the
Cononan Schools. 'About a bundredlit.,
tie girls, all from the primary schools, and
fewofthem over eight,,yeats of age, 'were
on the stage, and sang a number, of solos
and thorusses, accompanied by 'AI r.lllteent
otit.lto melodeon. Abe Hall:was densely_
packed, and the efforts of the 'young vo
calists were loudly applauded by the large
audience in attendance. One object of
the concert, as stated by Mr. Mem, was
to impress on Ihe minds of the parents,
the importance of furnishing music books
for the children, so that they may acquire
a knowledge of new and popular pieces,
PIONEER HOOK .114 ND LADDER Co. -
h, adjourn - 01 meeting of this association
took place at the Court
_House on Saturday
evening last, John Lobaell chairman, and
J. D. Carter secretary.
The colninittee.np . pointed nt a previous
.meeting, reported n Constitution and By
Laws for the government of the company,
which were unanimously adopted. Several
new members• Were added to the- roll, and
the following persons were elected officers,
lo serve until the anintabonee ' ihig
iii Janit
arv: President. WM, M. Porter; Vice Pres•
ident, Stephen . Keepers'.; 'Treasurer, John
CaMpbell ; §eeretery, John.A.Rlaii; Dime
tors, J. W. Park, Jobn • Roberts, John 0.
'Amos, David Di:ton, John loriach and' Chas.
W. Meek. The company then adjourned to
meet on Satartia6lie 19th inst., when we
presume 'measure's will lie adopted to raise
fonds for the tapipment of the company.
The object of the Pioneer Rook and Lad•
dcr Company, 'ecrfametids itself c to every pro-,
fperty holder in town, as its efficient organi
ttion will ensure ,at, every fire, a supply of
servienble hooks 'and ladders for the preset.,
cation of life and property.
Miss H. J. SkAtts,..Fllysiciati, will be
in Ctirlisle to attend to paiierits,oUFriday
and Saturday, February=2slll"lYid. 26th
Office it Martin'a Hotel.
Proin Europa
-The steamship America, arrived at Halifax
from Liverpool on he 14th instant, with one
Week's later news ; from Eur.opo. Rumors of
war•still in uw ; Rrvittadisilispl-nyianggren.
activity in inalthiglmarliko preparations, and
'the general 00064:Kolas, that Europe is
ou the tive'eraniintitorttint crisis.
The English govhrnment is reported as ex
erting'itself for peace, and on 'the attitude
.of this government it was belicied that the,
question of peace oi•var depended. .
IffkC Princes Pec4ieriok.William of Prussia
'
daughter of Qtfeery ictorla;lms given birth to'
a' son, stansing area l '
rojoioings in Prussia; and
much 'satiefaidien iti, England. . ...., ,
The Ilon. Vita. S Commission
er to,Cidna', had, aailo4 on hohrd the' U. 8,
'stoat frjgata Alinti 3 Osotti,on route, for Unto,
} • ; ••• • •
. .
SUNDAY ETUNIAO LECliqq:B AT TI!E %VAL,'
Nui STurET Tnimrrth, great cities
extremes often meet. Riches: and- Poverty
sometimes live in adjoining tenements, n'hilp t
Vice and Virtue jo'stle each other on the 'hidr.:
walk. 'lt therefore excites hut . lit tie.enrprisc
to learn, that the IValnut Street * Theatre was
tined with a largo audience on last Sunday
evening, to greet the tirstnppearauce. onthe
.Rev. A. A Willits, on the "hoards " in ti lec
ture on Temperance. Thelnnise was crowded
'from . “. pit to dome," and thuat - have presented
a very :brilliant Opp - earance; . The North
American Any;: •
When the gaslights - weic turned on to'
their full blaze, the spectacle was a fine one.
:Tim:stag i...was-effrpetedr-while-the-seene-ttpot
. it . represented a .sumptuous. parlor will
:open Adetty_e_ at. the end,_ through which. *as
shown a laMiape iiiVeTiW, lfelreittPJUntionil , : --
light • The preacher occupied a t•inall table
in front of the foollighiti t ih6: - reporiCi's 'Were,
assigned to tables on either sidO, while three
. rows of chairs behind go veltecommodat ion i o
a number of prominent citizens and clergy "
. These *tures have been got up under the
a utpices of the
Refuge," and are to be continued. Thentre-i
goers tkerefore throughout the week. may eon
' audiences moved to tears by the efforts of
'some tragic hero :o • - ' .
tnttets"
or ,jubilant. with pleasure, no the Ditiingtis
Persaiorrnrc•fed-prr-tht
whiolt wrinkled cute derides
n lamhier ho ,ling -.loth his sides,"
Lnd_...th:cycyclyn
cant Wiped- away, and the smiling faces
,:umnrhed - down'to - tlyaliginfltluess - an - t - key - E:
miler tile teaching's of 'the Gospel.
GOOD WILL' FIRD,COMPANY.
At n meeting of the Good Will Fire Co , of,
the Borough of Carlisle, field at their Ilan on
Saturday, the 12th day of Felten:try, 1849,
the following resolutions were unaftimously
adopted:
11111 he-thanks-of-thy , .-Conti-Will
.
lie
tinilereil to E.. ND. Ithn,:ell;
Manila and C. 1). Hughes, eonniiittee to sell
the Diligent Engine of . the City of Philadel
phia, to 11. !lodgers Painter, and to - the
- companrin-geneial„for their 'nutriS , ' nets
kindness extended to our committee while in
-that City, and for their aid and as-4511111e° in
having it repaired, shipper, Cc
To A. Nicoll. Esq.. Sup 1. of the Bead
ing and Lebanon Mld, fir
erously allowing our Engine and agent 'to lie
- - - trniclio'rteikover the•-road-free - ol -chit ige.— To
0. N Loll, Esq., Supt, of the Cumbing»ild
• Valley . ll R.. kir tit:e br.trocit and free pats
. for-Engine and agent. - Tip Messfs . . - ,lnSteele
At-Co , forwarding merchants, Broad St., for
use nf sidestig and 311111.
bu the Gan loin Band. (under the clutrge of
Sergl, 11 , ..x) for giving 'hid'. services Collin.'
tarilyto:thp - rompany7 - forilte Parade on the
reeept ion of Engine. -
' To the eitiiens who•tinbly, re•
sponded to our call by
' liberally subscribing
towards the purchnse of lin Engine. Anil
MI
To the Ulllllll and Cumberland Fire Conlin
'ies of Carlisle.- for participating in the pn
quit, on that occasion.
11411,010:.e re`Ohltiono be transcribed in the
pinnies of the Compatte.lildhlool in the pa
ters or die Itminigh, and a j:idnie - d — eopy lie
mini:mitiml to inch of the persons and cum
' nudes above named.
1
llyNuy F. I:smitr, .. - ..
des. 11. All•Cm TNEY,,' Coy Ore
SA3l'la 11. Cloul.n.
[After our nun relentks,fn Tepid In the'
nt Irving Feninle College wl'IT is type,
we rnceivetl the following_sculeunientito on
the subject - from n valtird etoref.rendent, - to
Which we gladly give Plilee —En.
-
For the Herald.
Literary and Musical Soiree at living
Frznale College.
L, MR. lOrron—lt ,was-my-privilege to attend
he Sorer, gi‘en by the young ludic:. of Irving,
xi!) Friday evening , last .The miler of excrei
tor the occat.ion, (lb-played vcry good taeie.
TIM mueie, both iosti malgaye
Superior of Foperr naturid — tnient and of
careful and judicious Fultine. A number of
essays acre lead, evincing more than ordinary
advancement in the nut of emnpmition
A prominent Wild touchingly beautiful f`ra
lure of the exercises was an .• °liming from
th e S e niors," which woo rather unique in its
character, and for which we ate indebted to
the good taste and skill of Miss llotatins. who
has-been connected with the college since Ito
foundation - . The entire senior class number
ing fourteen or fifteen, made their appearance
upon thestage toward the despot' the eveuiug.•
'I hey had selected one of their number as a
Goddess, to whom evu•h was to present nn Of
frying. accompanied by an addt ess descriptive
of its qualities. Health, Milli', and Fruit ;
Charity, Justice, and Poetry ; Fashion Flow
ers, amt ; Love, IV ealih. Fame, and
Religion, each had its representative; - who. in
nn tasteful amreittertaining manner, presented
h er o ff e ring to the Goddess of the evening
The in esentation addies•ses were couched in
language chaste and beautiful. anti delivered
in a style which commanded the breathless at
tention of the delighted audience. At the
close of the presentation. the Mir Goddess,
with queenly dignity and grace deliyered an
address. acknowledging the merits of thy of- .
lerings respectively, closing with all eloquent
tribute to the Bible, an the basis of ill true
religion ... • -
The Irving Female College is a promising
literary institution. Its President, Rev A. G.
Marlatt; A. M., is addressing himself to his
importnnt work with a zeal and energy. which
cannot - fail - to give it a-position-of Command
ing importance Last summer its first gratin,-
sting class left its halls, giving great prottlise
of• future usefulness; but the class of this year
will esidently throw an increasing' int ereii
in•ound tlie.next Commencement, and give
dilionnl lustre to the character of the insular
tioO. 'l•nenol.
. For the perot.l.
criurivAlLANrky4.l.l•Ey iNsTITuTi.
The recent examination of this institution,
was one of great inlere,t 1111411111111dant success
—alike flattering to the facility and students
—as grateful and encouraging to patrons and
friends It is but five months since its inau
guration under the present proprietrs. its
moat sanguine:friends thought it 'night require
years of toil to reach its present elevation and .
secure so generally the I , ithlic confidence of
appreciatingnlli and patronizing community
The faculty, Rev. B U. Lippincott, A. 8..
President; Messrs. A. F. Jlullin, A. B , and T.
S. Reese, A. li.. professors; learned, compo.
tent, and efficient,— would attain eminence in
any position at callingL-Their s uccess, com
menimrate with their efforts, is attained not
only because they possess the. art of tearhing
in 00 eminent degree; but is to a good degree at
tributable to their superior discipline—which
is firm, discriminating and prompt, yet tender
and paternal.
Parents. guardians and friends, here you
may safely trust 'those whom you wish to ed
ucate. They will be cared for intellect tinny ,
physically. and morally. The young'
gentlemen, shine 40 in number, from six dither
eat. States evinced in their recent examination,
not only the .:ilperior skill and great industry
of their teachers; but also their own ClitlONV
minis, as diligent and persevering efforts in
the attitinment at learning,
• flow privileged the young man who enjoys
such facilities for procuring an education !
I v ant d'A - 001iitifiTili frig
such atr institution. The buildinga are ample;
comfortable, convenient and magnificent.—
The grounds aro apaeiousand ornamented. The
community for morality. intelligence, enter
prise and social, re fi nement very superior.—
The health is proverbial. •The beauty of
country location, &c., unaurpassed. -
We thus as patrons and friends of educa
tion, velmatarily , and cheerfully make these.
,statetnentia, believing wo-6nfer a fain' on the
publio. ' • . S. 11. Dusi.Ae.
EPII LIMN
. . ,
JOIIN HINKLE,
• . • • INA DAY, M.D. '
,Meglinnicebtifg, Climb. co t , Feb 111, 1880.
gar Rend tlto advortiOouzent. of Du. SAN
,room's Liver Invigorator. "' '
• • - Fer Uw ileetM.
S. Middleton Ednent to nal Inat It nle.
Met on Solurdny bib inst., at [Coppices
;Omni house. Pretent, 5 school directors and
. 10 teachers. '
W. Miles opened the' meeting_yith an •ad
.ress; subject: 'The past and present .of S.
Middleton schools." •
111iss Kenyon then read an excellent. essay,
subject, "Reading," which the Institute colic
Rated for publication.
Mr. Brechbill then fornied a elaSs'lof teneh
ers.,..in reading, enoll• read in his nod her usu
al. style: After which n. mock exhibition' was
mode, of incorrect reading, frorea,variely of
mutilated IdUelcs;intended ns W bindesune'on
lha townsliiil schools, as they ti , ece,,hefore
'common schools were 'organized.
Arithmetic-vas then taken up: , Each len-
eller selected his oiv,a questions and rules for
uFirMionOirTfie" — TitiCarDElV, - ifireKeirdlßG
ViFry - uiedit able - and - itist !mat ive:- • •
ineelin • was lien
disposed, of. Geography and 1 , ,m; s ram--'
mar:were the branches. Messrs. Gleim and
Breeltbill to deliver addresses, and Messrs.
St mug and Miles to prepare essays.
On nibtifm*: That fitanhsol' die inntifute
ho tendered to, Messrs. Abr. Bosley, Col. Win.
Wherry, and Stephen A. Cook, eor their hos.;
'pliality to the members. • .
Cn tliotien : That't hese proceedingste pub
lished in all the county papers.
Adjourned...to, meet on Saturday. 'the 19th
inst., at Springville school, house; bring tre
lust meeting for the ptesent school session.
. '
lEC VE It Y..-7
Itegis.tk• of Ilse 9ith ultimo snys.:
; Injor, Alexander Culberson; member of
Alle_Amerieno Tut... Company. _ and ,011C_Or t.l{e
-Inotd- nuted_nud.Av.ell., informed fiont
arrii•ed in Sioux City ,on Wednesday last, di.:
TiTt - nomT:rWliFql7w at ( - Ts of thp .
river. The Alojor brought will) hint "about
$1.300 its gold dust, which was taken out of
the dicgings . oo Hifi "divide " between the Mis
.souri and -Cobinthia The head waters
of These too rivers, it will be recollected, tire
but tt short distance apart ; so near - indeed tiro
they together that .Major Culltersott. as he in
formed us, drink water 001 'or the MiQsnuri
()Tillie eat-) side or the Rocky ountains
and in half :111 hour ofiryward4 drunk out of
. ,
the Cohnubia river, on the l'ileilic'tdope Tpis
_ta illarinlKown tei 6 - 01. - '7 - Stapittor's - .L'astatl
is naillre be the most Tensible mote fora rnik
road to the Pneitic. The gold in Major Cul.
in , rson's posse; , sion is
„what is generally eall
•- round Or lumpg111(1. 111111 the overage of the
pieces.is eliout ft . n grniu_ofcorn. It.
is not of n very fine quality..being worth nbotit
*l4 or $l5 per bunco but 'what it lacks in
tptalily in made up in quantity, ns it is said
to exist in dint region in tibutulance. These
111111C:1 Cllll be 11i111 . (11(Ched Vi . llllll a comparn
tiVely short distance by .-steattilloats. suet we.
Vave,no donbi - dill bevisited by crowds of ad
--venturers-during the coming season.
DIrkPF,PSIA
'Considering thin variants forms in whirl! this liy(41.10
develop, Hieh*. It may I e railed- hydra headed."
Ll its train follow rain in Heart
Clentivinores, Aridly, Yijlpres
s'.llll after rattling, Janindlein, Fhitolenry,' Torpor of tine
Dizzl V$S, Debility , Ifeinale complaints, ,Fr.
Some of the, first unpin in our land intro given their--
writ I on eiirtil!ratins relative to lileollees:lltertril to their
onto persons by tine bxviieNkrein
1110111:11S Oltlll other siturers z opitiiinifin noel vini•
notary expressions from prisons olio ;Ire aver', to see
thew incision in print. are pii..fertly -
•head dun following flow a highly respectable Clergy-
• 1 tsT TkITNTON, Mn,m Feb. 9, lOOR
Tn the Edit, or the I'orthnd 311rn0.,-Str:
Vim More than tiveldydivo
rears I have-Nom n sillier, from the
tryia,t the irilleiteirOr Joy filially iolirsivialis In the al•
most useless trial et their viriolif. preorrititirms. I have
tried a great rarirty..or patent medicines with a similar
result - Thronall the iiiiidorso•or loy phyfilerno, I re•
lei Veil last Ilareh. heir a dust a betties or the the. lIXY
iIiNATKO use them a Itheut
any hope of ilerlviez help from them. 'llel hr. determined
to airs- then, a fair trial. I mitit-01.41 t helr—ust,r—lttil
eithout ty percepilltle benelit till .1111.0. • •
- 1 4 110,1 t have gratinathjutproved in health fill
I ate ttt', hem acidity of the stomach. and
from.the coneehlt....,,ytt flatulency, and tin. awful and al•
most distracting - headache. which lined. for days
together, has *holy unfitted 100 filf t 1.114.1111,1 -for-1111
other ministerbil 11111.10 S. 11101 rendered lire a burden.
feel that I cIWO It, 1111 1!‘1.11,1111 4 gratittolo . to
!Ile4srs fowls. it, Co., and 01511 a dots to the nubile. to
re e mm tt e t et their Oxygenated Bitters..., In my estima
tion. a sure remedy fa that east trying: most vexing,
and cruel of ail tikenses. to witleh poor- human flesh Is
heir. dyspepsia. ..11.1ving.mffered 50 long and tried so
many •111f•101•01.1•01110t111 1 1111. 11 no good result. I c: ii
10111110101 file Oxygenated Bitters With 11 00011,1010.0 few
others ran. If any of the renders of the are suf.
' feritig: I hey of them' lu ntaittia - trial of these Ilittins'
without delay. JAN 1.. S 11. CUSIIINti.
None genuine unless nlgned "I. BUTTS" tin the outer
wrapper.
Prepared by Sit W. FOWIA: & CO.. llosion, and for
sale by Samuel Elliott III)/1 S. tt•. Ilaverstick. Cm llnlu;
lra Day. INleeltaniehhurg; Kutz & Wise, Shiremanstown:
S. 11. Sewville• Shoemaker & Elliott. Newburg.:
3: C. Alti,h, :thlppensburg: nod by appointed agents
and Jealers In medicine all over the country.
xr,y - Positively the most ,vonderful thing diseoverod
In iho nineteenth century is Professor WOOD'S. HAIR
It lISTOIt ATITE.- It restores perfeelly gray hair to its
orizionl eider. makes it grow-on tho bald pro.
sre ii pel•reetly to any age. Ironly .01 by the young
twice n week. Dandruff and diseaseeatund exist on the
scalp -where thig . is used. :7eo demise, And me defy
doubt,. -
• •
C.wnos.—lle •^ are of Wol'llllol4 naveral
are already in the marki t. tattled by differoot motes.
11110 110111) unions the wools (I•rol'enar Ilalr
storative. Depot St. 1 nub). Mat.. New York). ao• 111)).1t
111 the bottle. Sold b. al Grotortsts nod Patent
Mellit'1116111.1l1018.111.• 11V .11 Fam•y and Toilet Goods
dealers It) the lulled t.tates and' Canada.
11.11,1,h:1 - S M AMC.% 1, PAIN EVIIIACTOII..,In all
. diseases i t tllamination more or less pretitintoutte,-TIOIS
to :May illik1111111;10011 kl I ikon at line net of disease-.
hence and butuedlate mire, Dallei's Magical Pahl Ls.-
tractor. and nollting else will allay intlauttnation at
ito, and make n rerhtill
MAMICIL PAIN EXl'lt ACTOR will cure
the billowbez among a great eatalonui of ...diseases:
Burns. Sealds. Cuts - Chafes. Sore Nipple+, Corns. lion
lons. Bruises. Strains, Blies, Chilblains, Biles,
Soria - tit!, Fliers. Fever Sore.. Felons. EitrAcint, I'lles.
Si re Hies. Mont. Swellings. Rheumatism, Scald Item'.
Salt Rheum. Baldness. Er3sipolas. ingwt rut, Barbers
Iteh. Smell loos, Measles. hn+h. Sr., dr.
hl,llll it mar appear Ittet•eitiliitts that so ninny dill
easys should be reached by one article: such an Idea
will vanish ohan collection p ole to to the hind. that the
salve Is a ^toublitation of-Ing - reilittents, each atotevery .
. one iippl3•lng a 1/I,k`Vi Maid°, 11/ its
4,1 ley's Magli9tl Fain INtrator hi Its elfeets Is magi. ,
cal. the Bole Is short bete era disease and it
permanent vitro: and au extractor. as it draws 911
disease out the a f fected Iktit• having maitre atilierf ,,,
as before the I,dury. It Is seareely ne - oessary to say [lint
•
,no house. work shop. or lIIIiI/11Nlillry should lie one
•
melt it Murat it.
NC/l :1111'Es tractor Is genuine unless the lioxlins upon
, It a stool plat. engraving, with the name of Henry
Manufcturer.
For sale lly all tho Druggists_
- and patent medicine
deitlees throughotti the Untied States and Canatitm.
• ' , duelled Depot, ISIS ChambereSt., Now York.
nov.l7Niti-ly. f'. F. CHACE. ".
•ty9.:. Sold by li. J. IflEFFEßfearlisle,..ra.
HAIR DYE-HAIR
„DYE-11 AIR DYE
Wm• Batellelor's Hair Dye,
'AM °MOD:AL AND IN Tim wonLD!
All cd hors Ire mere lops, upd should beavolded
you wish to escape rldnu , o.
RAY, 1(00, ilk RusTv ll Alit Dyed instantly to
beautiful and natural Brown or Black, without tho
least Injury to Hair or Skin.
tatryt l•:N MEDALS ' AND IMPLBM AS have boon
awarded to Wm. A. Batehe'or shwa ihfln. and over Sin,.
000 appllottions Intro been made to tho Hair of his. pa•
trots of his flitoollS Dye.
tOM. A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE, proctor° a rotor
110 t to be distinguished from nature. and Is warranted
not to Injure to the least, however long It may be von.
tinned. and the 111 effects of bad Dye remedied; the
Hair invigorated Mr Life by this Splendid Dye.
Made. sold or applied (n Utit•lvate !loans) nt the Wig
Factory, 2:1B limadway, Now York.
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States by
Unigelsts and Fancy Broth{ Dealers.
BB_ The (leonine has the name and address upon a
steel plate engraving on four sides of emit Box. of
W 11.1,1 AM A.. BATCH 01,011,
2:33 Broadway, New York.
4,7 - Sold by Untwists In Carlisle.
•
, - -
\I'IOS-11108—WIIIS —Batrhalar's Wleo and Tnup
cos enrpass all. Thpy aro elegant, 'easy and dnrn
tile. ttlnu'to .elutem—no turnlng• up behind- 7 u ,
slu inkillg I , ff the head; indeed, lids Is lho only Estal
11shinent where those thlneii'a.le properly undersionq
and undo. '233 Druadm ay, New York. u0v'17,68-1y
11111.0ETA . IVT TO FEMALES
•• • Pit. CI I ililSlol AN'S -PILLS. prepared .by Cornellu..
L. Cheesennen, 11, 11,, New 'York City. The connt , lnatio
of Ingredients In these Pills aro the roma an long an I
-orstennienn plwetice.—They.nril-0111,1,,lit..th.ChlfinlibratteL.
nod certain In correeting all irregularities; Vahan
Idenstruatlons, nanc . .vbani nil obstructions, whether fro, •
. cold or otherwise. ineadsehin, pain in the side, pal pitalin
of the unsnarl, 3dlitllN.all nervous affections. hysteric .1
tett:vie. nain in the inaelt'and limbs, fie., disturbed Sleet ,
" wldrlPnri.e prom interruptions of nature. .
M A LAP' ES, Dr. Clivesennan's Pills on
Invaluable. as tinny will bringeon the menthly pooh,
with regularity. I.lltiire who have been disappointed I
the won inf 'Other Pills con place tile utmost confidonre I n
Pr. Cheuseunatt's Pills doing all that they represent t
Warranted purely vegetable, rind tree from nnytithi
• Injunionns., Explicit directions, which should be rote_ n,
arendup_my each box.. Price $l. Sent by tied no on
closing j,l to any atithinriesd agent. .SOlll by one Ltrut
gist In every town In Cho Untied States. • ' , '
It. it. (loners' Agent for tho
States, Chambers New reek,' to • :Whom al.
wholesale orders should' be addressed.
. BAN NVEIPP PINN . EY, Wholesale and Itetall-Agent...'_
Iltierlsinorg. l's. 11. ,7. uL , u a oFI It,
.Carlisle. Pa.
. .
SO". Handbills neatly executed
CAR lASI, E PRODUCE lIIA R
•
Reported weekly , for the Herald by
'Woodward & Schmldtr
FLnuic Soprrfine, per bbl.
In. lixtr•o; do.
do. Family • do.
Rye •
per '1)110101
[leo • . do do.
RYE ,d 0
CORK - do.
-OATS (10.
eIi3OVEIIB,EED.
Tißurrnysi,: . EC , - -
Srluna B?dtr.EY do. -
WINTPL4AIILEY. .do.
=
~=AlO ~ n ni ;=l`cli'r'iiitii~y=l l l ~ -1-854
The Flour'market continues dull. There
is little,or no demand for export to-day, and
stood:ad Mends are offered ut $5 75 witholit
finding-buyers. except in lots to s u pply t
trade, at from $5 - 75 lip to•sOa6 : so fin coin.
mon 'to choice superfine, extra and extra
family and er bbl. fur7ancy brands,
accorffing to quality. Corn Meal and Rye
Flour. are also quid but firm at $3 tI2Y for
the termer, which is 'Scarce, mid slml 25
per bld. Tor the latter, holders generally ask-
In Wheat there -ttlirr more doing, iiud,
Tbe jjolix City
snitTi7; 01 - firr=;
niilling,-at-1:1 ,- Ct I :38 'eta. for coninion to gond.
reds, mid 1 , 1 - 5a1,65 er3. liar - 414re, Inf . :fading
1300 bushels urgund - Siilifhtrit at Ole latter
rate, in store, Rye is waded,- and Penn.
•sylvania readily -com:nands Ssc. on' arrival.
Corn is ill moderate regnest only. v,Thli s des
of ,:ht.looor Itoshels. yidlnw at tsaSoe., Cor
Southern., afloat, the haler fur prime, includ
ing Pl:ntisylyania iu storeint Hae. 10 nun
at 82c. delivered. thlibk unclnwed,
with farther sales of 1500 hasht4su4
t-52tiPitt_.:it,12,Le.._'._11arlev and Alak.are
with sales 111'2000 ,bushels of the latte r at
i TUS c. fur wcsterit: „ • '•
BA LTIMORE MARICEXS
F4:1)Ull ANI) r)r . super
' MOM' 011011111jS to rule -eery quiet, .there be
itql very little iiuptiry for export, and'
very rein tel .We hitve Colv.to. notice
sale t&250 blds. chnire "Ohio super on pq.
- vate l'ertns, -- supposed 'per libl: Wit 7
quote Howard; street Ind Ohio super a
$3 75, nod City Mills 5 .10a$5 62,1,. per bbl.
In extra nothing done; quotations unehang,-
ed. Corn Meal and Ilye,FloThr tioiet at our
last quotations.
G tt.ots.—_Of Wheat 1.100 bushelii -.offered
this morning. and whit', sill at I .10a$1 53
for fair to good, and red of $1 35 per bushel
for prime. Of Corn 21000, bushels ollered
nod white sold at 72a75 els. per bushel turd
yellow at 7.1x00 etc. per bushel for-good to
prime, but strictly prime lots were held for
tnore ; only some 5000' bushels sold. 'of
Oats r5OO bushels offered, anti nearly all
sold at '49a51 cts for good to prime Pen n 's.
'and 52 etc. per bushel, for very_ prime ditto.
Of Rye .300'bush613 offered, and 200 bushels
Pennsvl rah ia sold at SS ets. per bushel. -
- _
On the 10th WO., by the 11ev. Mr Chambers. at tho
Woshingten note'. Mr..IAS. 11. f 1 ECK, of South Veltd,
Indiana. to 316 s .10N N I 0 H_deal titer el' Maj. Samuel--
Tri tt, ot ‘l"est Pennsl Oro' tp., this county.
On flot Ist Inst., by the lie, A. 11. Kremer. Mr. WIL
SON SHUN', to Mins AMANDA STONER, both of Sou
Middleton tp.
On the Ist tort.. at Ilarrlrburg. I,v Rev. C. A. Hay,
Mr..n ‘lll Z. of Carlisle, to Miss ELMIRA
ltO
CII.\SAS, of Fairview, Cilia, county, Venusylrnola...
On the ',ld Inst.. brthe sine. Mr,' A(7011 .1. II A lIT, to
311,:s CAMOLIN 0 I'. (lOU I,D, both of CAA We.
3teto ilhocrtisemenis
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NOTICE is hereby given, that lipplicit
for,llremie under the severe] :Wilt Of 11S:0'110 .1y
Mt.t he filed with the underFi4ned• on or before the
14th of March next, otherwlso they n ill'u:•t be inqtrd.
D. S. CROFT, Clerk.
Feb. 14, .ISs9—lf
TILE MOST EXTRAORDINARY 11001 i OF THE ACA
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NOW IN AND IZI: 1.'.,1; OE I I vcßy IN A
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LADIES' MEDICAL (1111pE,
AND MARRIAGEITIEND
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anti omitting nine ltd lillendld and nulluusum
grartupo. l; gives aet niplete destlipthn ; I iOu tdmi,
tare and funetlnn 01 the ,produt the ta t .ang sssi the In.
mak. Atom Ing hog mar; hit ;nay Inn it oe mild
large !amities. Al,. aas lifilistif histety-; f 11;;;tharhro
altIsm, ulth COVISSUS plates 010, jig 111111 SOM.,. 111
It SOO pines attire to )(mug ladles in sniveling 'a
11;104;1111,On I•ng nut Olin 111111.1. ei st; Latch unbanal
re•s ruler mare: age, aid the Influent' It noel is on the
otr orlog.
lie ty ink also gives the byliirtoniS and treatment" of
all remade dheaseg, SO) that rout)' 11.1.10 IDS) le her tiU
w 1:11s . "is 1101 otid to the Toilet. !Jilin.; the
-.The last chapter • .• • -
receipts the ...meth% at lITENUtit. In use by tho n. Linty
I:ngland and Ilussia, for Imam If 3 log theldsin
hair. teeth:and tLt rendvi fig n. 1.1 and prold.rt log a Maet.'
breath. have been obtained at grew °NW Ae.
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Gallery. where of try variety of pictures capable of 'be
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T 10 THE BUSINESS ~ MEN OF
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published at Neweille, an expellent adverthing utbtß—
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T 1.0 E.--2-*Tourso of Sim Leo.
tures wlllifb delivered in the Emory M E. Ch arch
- -ttertngst he , moetirs -FeEreary—and.alurelLiu.sid.. l 4. l
Om funds of the church. Thin Lecturers mewed ore,
Rev. It. If. Milburn, of N:V.LMorton IlEMlrinteleeld J.
NV. Forney, Esqrs: Ur. Elder. of Phlledelpida: Bev. 0.
11. Tilfauy, of Baltimore. and John 0: Soso. Foq., of
Vermout. From the distleguished reretation ul these
'gentlemen, the public ugly rely eiton a moles of enter .
tainteents richly worthy of r ttenthm.
Tlehets for the coerce. $l. For.a single lecture. 25 '
mai. To be had at the stores or memrs. l'lper,Loudou
• and IlaversticL, !Ind et the door of the church. For
particulars, see hand bills -
- • - -E. COLLINS. . Committee,
NV. MARSIIALL, ' ' of '
- .. •- - W.-C. .1111.80. N, arrnegomentr.
Fob. 2, ISMI-1t
COSTS:=Thei bookg of Witt
rnerr, dee'd.ovlll be nlneott In 11;e hands of a
.lustlcaf n• collection on the lint day et March next;
111000 wishing to 9300 cods min do on by reality; en tho
subscrlhrr nl the Consteleslrnere 011ie, previous to that
time 8011 pay,log.thelr acebunts. ' . •
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$
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