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F. 04 VICR PRESIDENT
lIANMBAL.IIAMLIN;
or, stitTE:— .
Hos luontia NI: gown'
14 Monied Moroni. •
16 George Brine
16 A. B Sharpe,
17 - Daniel'o'.llehr. - •" . •
18 foniuel •Colrin.• •••
10 Edger Hialtao.. •
20 Wm. MoiKerinen.. •
21 J..:6l•lliCirkfintriek.
22 James Nerr • ••,
23 dtioWil P. •Roberts. :t
24 Henry Souther. i ,
26 John Grier. .•
1 Edward . Haig 't.
Robett.
Z Henr7
4'Roberes
K-Noithan Hines. • •,
.0 John M. Broomall.,
7 James W. Fuller.
8 Levi B. Smith.
9 Francis 19..-Dhaist..l
10 David gumnia,,Jr.,
11 David Taggart , . "
12 Thomas R., Hull.
18 Franois Penniman.
Extra Aisseemient.
• Persons r ho omitted io'hava. therneelves
assessed, in time to vote at the October el
_ec•
lion, should not neglect that duty in time for.
the Presidential eldetiOn.. Those 'who liave
not been assessed yet, can
. .do
• ao:by calling
on S. L Eby Esq.. To.motrOw i Abe last
' day on'which'iseeesrnnis can be . made. • •
, .
ir/59.:011i flub ria!tiiya sit .ploserville• corn
. .
plain thatrthey do not
.re,cetve their papers
regularly. As, WcrrAiLtho package ie~utdr
Iy, the fault Must lie, as well as the..PaPers,
with some of, the postrn4ters...„ Will . the P.
M. nt.; , Tutvtrille be kind enough to see that
the packet ie duly forwarded..
terDr: Clinton Wagner, a graduate of the
University,of bfarylamtrand formerly elkniCal
reporter at the Lombard streeklnfirmary, SO!
timore, bait been appointed'an assistant Sur"
geon in thell S. Army, and is ''to report him
self at Carlisle Ba6telts, fortheitht
The OtSOial Vofe . 9,Pennipylvanla..
CURTIN'S RAJ0R1TT.32,09%.
Wo present the :offioial vote of the
State, which we °strait froM , the Ifarriebitrt
Telegraph, made uplm the rdtdrne is the Of
fice of the Secretaryof State. • '
CIE=
Adams,
Altegbeny,
Armstrong,
16,879. 9,190
-2,698
2,682 1.716*
• ." • 2,464. 2.661'
Beaver,
Bedford;
Berk e,-
Blair.
Bradford, -
Bucks,-
Butler,
Cambria,
Carbon,
Centre,
Cheeter,
Clarion;
Clearfield,
Clinton, '
Columbia, '
Crawford,:
Cumberland,
Dauphin, . .
Delaware,
Elk,
Erie,
Fayette,
Forest, -
Franklin,
Fulton, •
Greene,
Huntingdon
Indiana,
Jefferson,
Juniata,
Lancaster, •
wrence,
Lebanon,
Lehigh,
Luzerne,
Lyon° ing,
ACKeten,
Mercer;
Mifflin, '
Monroe,
Montgomery,
Montour,
Northampton,
Northumberland,,.,
Perry,
Philadelphia,
Pike,
Potter,
Schuylkill,
Somerset,
Snyder,.
Susquehanna,
'bop,
Union,
Vonango,
Warren, . • •
Washington,
Wayne,
Westmoreland,
Wxoming,
York.
• 8;888, •• • 10.818
8,061 "' '2,172
- , 1 6,664' 2;828
6,888 6,880
8,628 -- ...:7'2;5413'
2;177 2,588
• -- 7:980-
: 8,165 1
;•• ,• 7;540 . • 5,618
1,795 • 2,297
• 1;7155 - 2,040
, •1,7/50 .• • . 1.708'
~.•1;848A : 2,5b6'
. 6,277 • , 8.178 '
.• 8,625 • 8,716
• 4,555 • - 8;802:
,•••.:•41,188 *.!: 1,99 6
•e, ••• • '421 ,s • ~ •683
-16i518 . -2,469
8 , ;882
..;', 8,666,
, :15 66
79
828' • 957
1,689 .2,699
8,070. • ~ 2,114
8,672 - • 1,885
' • .1,498.
• ' 4 '1;603 1,465'
• 18,012 7,153
' 2,646 969
' 8;047 '2,284
4,196 ' 4;656
8,616 '8;084
• • 1,048 .706
- 8,624 • '.; 2,974
1,723 ,, • 1,480.
„ ;822.; 2163
6,812• , ". 7,892
98$ • , 1,220
_8,07 6.249
2,429 2,986
. . 2,.416 . 2,128
• ~40;288 • ••••• .•42,119
824 898
1,410 • .616
.7,801 7,067
~, 2,977 1,872
:,1504. • ..1,186
- • 598
4,110 2,956
4,1.47 . 1,881
•1,820 1;019
• '2oBl' 2,112
2012 ,
... • 4,768 • • 4,206
2,610 -2,47
4,880 6;276
. 1:866
ga,Bi9 :40,257.
Total
Everett , . ReaOirdi:o4 .: 81.1avery.
.
Every Bell-Evdett orator who hairyisjted •
Carlisle during the Preiiithi"dainpaig,
• n, . .
denorinced Mr. Lincoln s t Sectimial
. ,
date, who is, •unspund on the••question of
Slavery, as' far as the 4rightl of the tlouth
are con certed;' while tbefeimirieath'iit'ifesere.
. •
Bell and Everett wore theUnlY "Cotistitutioa
al Union !! candidates; and as_stich, wore er...
tirely acceptable to the South. ,
, . .•
In 1840, ;Geri: Efargitvn,ueminated Mr;•
Everett as ?Minister to England.. The South
ern Democratic' Senators voted against con,.
firming this LI om 'rid. of
Everett's extreme AntiSittvery -opinions.— .
Among‘thosi; voting for the confirmation was
• •
Senator Berr, fen, of Geolia... The • Geergia
Legislature' passed. the foThiyying vote , titcen•
sure on Mr. Berrien foll - thlirtiat ' ' '• .•
• Resolved, That tbe - opinions•libliely Jiro
claimed by Edward Everett; now Minister to
England, of, the power and ,obligations -of .
Congress to abolisl slavery i n the; Districtuf
Columbia; to i nt erdict the slave trade
.be
tween the States, and to refuse the adroissigo,
into the Union of any TernTOry toleratilig•
elevery r are unconstitutional:in their chorale.''
ter, sekversive of the rights of.the Sokkpiatid-•
if carried out will destrcy, thfs, , I.Tnioh'; and 4
that the BOIL John ?tick:hemp. Deletion, in
'augiainingAr an. i inportastti#lioihtto*?an,,,i
indivigneitheltling such obeAiquatientimentsi
has otnittecla properoceWoitlo give an of
ficient check to' suet sentiments; and in
doing has not trulyytipresented the opinions
or wishes 'of 'tile 'peeple l ortiledight, of eid:l
political party." *" • •"%, • :
Here are,tbe qtatititnenta twribpl , to , one ."
of ti , xec PoqstittitiOOnl
more ultra than any tattercit , tit
and yet.thelet !!Eniou f3o . er,"'?,..gactere, , thek,'„
the election ofAitr.. LitMoln will endanger thh:.:+,
Union • and. that Abe - '•Onlrbieliniffii.:UVl(ll.;: ti
s° p h alcM# l,l 74 6 ; ll ti`4 )
lion of Nell rind Everett. There may; be cc'or:/...
'latency in thla p4urse, "uutirti
unableto •
! .:4h4;;;;;.z7;f1:4,„,?,,Lt.14:4 , 01itt Altittl:to
'„ll(9l4',o3hieitedltiseerinue triuMe# the 9f4
°40. 1 .0.5rA t1 -4 1 , i ; 1 * 6 t) N1 0,„,W,Il lor i:
*w on 11,039 .1 .:pf:Ayntibe s t At„tvr,eisetlett
it:OVOtininitliat4ttiliereoBl-dotteliest
itetielo toiii 1,01 mile Vollef.loyci: - yOtt set
trnrit'prineiple , nlen . i. You are itnandhiste
bertirtilcou;:.WitO etainle ple d. A oFaseri out
those ieneuree vt . hinti'.iitit b Will ' . 4 81 YMI;lai to
''' it of theo iiiit ' • titt";filiiiiin'ir 1
thespnr y ;a me ~ 0
~ . . . n It•
1444 tbe . ..iipople, :fon went: tir ineiliiiitrOte
on Adminietintiont !int . :wilt opt oheeetlteilet
or entreated to iiiiji4ionde.f* . lren want 7 .to nen
tk,Ortitietttel•inleieete• or the eo . nntry tintirleit:,
ink . nnel.3r,the inilue nen of tkp;:oteetivetortff. - :
'You Want .to.ie"4i,:Homeoteiti '.low,'thitt „will'
WestpOioloti , 4l;-"giinit.:jwith;thn pioneere'or
.ei4(tiooticiit , r , Yotiltetint:to`enOttie'iltadirtiii:
intionintiiii, bileiii . iniit where , the, Coned
tutionieicies it. lt; atiort,... you wont to defeat
the Denim:Title party, who have:, et eitAty op •
pettetheen;,teettetiree.` and - whose peweer in
the 9crt , ,nrettinnt.:fsi• yease,,heo been pntent At'
=
..J.Nrow. if you wish, to 'succeed `in them,; you
mnkt t ::do by i •yonr: votes, and"thess''Vetes
'tons b e foi;thatioltet ,beaded ,LINCOLN and
HAMLIN ; Do ,rio't 'silty'. at ,hotet4l and : fain
your hands quietly on the darer tbeeleetion
becauseied 'cleated Andy ptietin by a Majiri-,
Ly not, fiattei . y;;MrsSives
bcoAuse oftllll4 the deMoorats ; willzrolike no
fight: - You only scotched4the; snake in Pato
berLyiti must kill it in Noi-erober,''Tlie'do7no
'orateare a wiley fan to dear vvitli; they do
not intend to give up power and place so deal
ly. • Evennow.`they'are endeavoring to effect
d:ftision of all. the elements oiii:Msed•to you,
in the hope , of carrying lienasyliania against
pingoln.; Be Lap theri3foreand doing, cauvase
your townships and get,iinr.every'vo to: &curb
this generic! viete&aid I:peofocolsin
keit told etiMeny fragments tat a union here
. .
after will be Impossible. ; ;' Do ,this,, and
glee theth a touch °tibit moo old tune,'
shape of a majoeity 'of . 60,f100. •
- "jar" From Miarticie weelt:a Volun
teer headed '"
The• .Bhould
judge that; the editor has troubleddreamt, and
keepa•a•atud of night-mares for his own . usu.
Frightful violate Caper through but bratn, in
theahitpe"Of Wfde Awakes; drillin with, six:
ebuoters; John Bibwti desperadoes, Southern
.dimunioniete,*zinti NOrthern Aboliti onists, all
mixed up loan
. "Irrepreseible con flict," ~If
he by At of thohittee, or a touch ofdyspep
aia, let him lake a box of Brandreth's pills, to
cleanse. him of that •.••4 • • - • , •
".pertious stuff that w4;lghs,apan'the.heart."
rather than attempt to frighten men from their
privrieti: . by -the - sick fancies of a billions 'Ma,
gination. Ile says .
"As sure as there is a God In Hellion, we
will .have fearful times in our country, should
the North:eleol- Mayoral."
t a ,
' Li
~
.
':The plain english of which is„tharitiz ma
jerkty,of the people ofthie country, by the mode.
pointed out in the.Censtitution, elect a citizen
lifllliftteited States as President , , who refuses
in the demooiatie dogma,• that sla
t• • „
, Yery•exiiits in the Territories by virtue of the
‘CoristifulliM,the Southern democratic leaders
will preolpitate the,oottou states into a rev
olution,". and a rupture of the Unisni,wiltbe
the 'result. -
.t According to the reinOniag the
.• ,
! ; 11 .. } . 311.10 . 3 ere so ojeigßueoA)ieir right'," arid
eolar4lausifor• a pretest to , disiblve the Union:
that they' are uniiilll4 l eion to wait
theii righ:te. are invathil'hittarkle takes tali,,
expression of the.,Will of the , majority, itf.tlo.
election tr . .fitiaviee.forleatitott
• ' • ••
one their foreee teTtftare,forpr Nov,
we ar!:iwitre that sateeof the' Bouthein.tife.
....c...43,arti:fev g ri c ih'i 'and batbatAdood ,
letting ~wtivld• operate as a "cooler," but *e
apprehend no danger to the Union, from the
Intiene ravings either ,of or Pro
eleksol.9 iapti..• • : *.• •
2,778 • 2,849
The • Republican party stands pledged to
preserve the Union. They recognize the right .
of their Southern brethren to regulate their
own inatitittitnis in, their own way. , They
.neither entertain nor cartes the desire to in
vade the rights . of States or individuals. They'
intend to eleet'AbriNim Lincoln President, by
fair means,.and if they succeed, they intend:
'to administer the Government, - es fat 'a,a they
may have the. power, with equal and exact ,
justice to the rights:a all, .Nerth and South,
within the Ijmits'of the Constitution.. • •
lithe Southern States are not eietieqed With
this, but commit Creme to the - Government,'
by raising the banner 4t . disunion, they ' ll3usi
bear the punishment as well as theresponsi- .
bility." • .
In 1810, nit i ny , well-meaning,-buloredulOul
pimple were induced toheileve,t by the repre
sentations of dtmocratio orators and 'editors,
'that if ths:whige„suc s oeeded, we 'should have et.
monarchy; and Gen. Darrisoi would be king.
the editor .
• • .
Is the editor. of the; yolunteer, playing the
same game now, by holding 'up dieunion; Mt's;
stare crow, to frighten people into the support•
.
otpoueas or 13reckenildge? Does the editor
really believe: that sensible, men, pan be
enced. such:slily:twaddle, as. an army of
Wide. Awakes to - subvert 'the Goiernment?
'Why the only sectional war" that we know
of; iihetweett the two' sections of the Demo.
bratio. party. They cannot agree on their own
issue! The .DOuglas men 'soy they museeti-•
tildieh'popniateoinrelintyittid
lirsoltenthige .capp, say they must
'have . intervention and, a iSie;oode . for'
Territories. •On these'priticipll4,'atit4retAstio
'to each 'other t • the'..Denicaratio patir fought
altd_nett, each.
seetiom-declares,v that if their own pee,uliar
theoryls•potsustained;the 'Union must beats:
this alarm' dodge Won't
L'te:E..l9::siri_iiot, ; to . in . , terrified at
.aquibe, who.arp,sktiUg: .c all.day.overe barrel
of gun ;myth:7r. " •.•
0,665
6,822
. The aCtion: Of 'the Douglas State;
tee in Withtdrawing. tips st)aipbt :ticket.. from
the .fteld,
• galvanizinifthe Democratic Fir-,
into life'aincn; and' they, are'bahily, en,
gaged in re-organizing.tiheir scattered' forces
for the contest in. November. •, To our friends.
We: wcild'aiY," be ready to rieet.tliani at' the
Polls.. 'Do riot leg them Steal maiett`,44
you by..tt;tr. ppieuded . quiet. You have
the 'votes necessary to mako'.inur‘viefory a
4eeisive one• aid now.
is to 'rpluniiiliieiniton' ttrelittlittOcii he
6t.b lf,„l2ffijamber.
."A NEW .0 0ALENDEN.- pi,sucCeeptml
duatiOn:of
0111 probobly.lnduco. people
after,io,designote the yeir,lB6o;aa theileor'
of Ei,ote - Hundred and FV , cle Awake.
A P(inoiii, D i
,
hit Teutonic,
citizen inn mule other titty,--in;
giving his reasons for voting theltepnblicart . :
tieketi ,
t ; . ;11t . :1
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Ober ineoyenot,,i
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rieif utnijAi top! •vy,'T *00; 4,
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Mr• 1 4400 0 1 1011 1 1. ,POOtkomi.oaa lllaver?. :,
It t
kikoot4 . rt,t4.hyT,:itiastAltv)it!Alli
kit , ,o.teto l Kott.l,,Aitail oteitiiS
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(0 1 4. !...? : e th. it A 21M/4 1 , 1 01/T4 44 V
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t 5 '17' , , , -.0, ' , . - t- , ; , ..^` ,
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il l 4 l r ci iZs ° 4 ll lPol ll .;4 Cl l
:.. 0411 , 7 1$1 1 i5 . 0 , )100t i i l ,geRPk
Litinolti,ht net ' l ,l6o4oti i ili t ,:o lF :.,,e.: ; aufx
p4ted by a We 161;140 , 4 . ii4t4Allteriqiiii , se"KleiA
Congress on the - slaver y question, was ',mi.' :
acidly nationalntioto.),tuter4ative,' and ‘iiiltis i
speeolca; in, illi(tole,'24iiiiii . g ,the sole
.oativiss'witli:Mr:tiouilaii,lie lic e not taheri
a 'position 4tbst• might . i.iiii bi1teh1..,09,091/..',
Ifinieilleigig eitisiin of. the South: 4 ' '-'.' ', ''.',''',..
.' trh_eif , Nr. LinCeln%vratiinpongr i ess i tn , ,l£oB,...
a bill.wes introduced to , eetiiidleh terhtorfac : '
goiterptpente.for,Dregoti f rtirriL44oetv,,;and . F ,
~94 1 1 14 r 0 a . r ln i, 1 40 tdR , t.ticre, vr.,4 iiiVt9llei , t,
, wiijo4 PrOhibiteelgew:Mezicii and California ,,,
;from glassing eny:lnw:for'in;•tiglaltiat Slavery
Mr ~ . t.intioln veted.to lty ifile;blß on the table.' :1
;
in tile'imam', year a' bill wiipi'bringhi , }into.`
the, Boupe;irabibitinithe, sieve, trade in.the
District of , Columbia., • Mr.; Lincoln , voted
against this bill; and when the qUestion'catuw •
up in anoihersluipe,. kr. iLitcolii)ntrildn'Oed',
a bill as 'an ani:endnient, 3 :pr ' ofhlini 14 ; 4, no .
nine° elavos should be brought, into.th e. Bie.. •
f
tract, andthese who ;Apse to omanOipattil.their
stoves, • should • be paid Chain full: vaine;fer
them out of the Unifk:Stati‘s'lreniery: It;
also'prOvided that the billehniild, bp . submit ; '-
1 tod:tO the'ciiiien's of the District; and that it,
shonid;Ocit become a law unless a'majority of,
the inhabitarkts voted . , in faVor of , fitT;Coulti ,
any thing be?niore fair aa4 eq‘iitable ? • 2i `. •
•1 %In his debate With •Jiidge Ironiliie,rldr. Llii
coin, in answer ton question propounded by
.ludge . .D9itglas said, tbet:as a .tneipberof Con='
gross With his present views, ehi.iihenld• not
he in favor of abolishing "slavery in the Dis,
tricrof Collimbla • , :' ^: '' '' •
• • In his speech iii Freeioii * :l4,deelitred that
ho woul d' not' o ose the ado:denied of new; ,
Illati'stat es; if the itentifof such; fits tes•deii
sired slivery.
,Heed ii; 'lfni in : favor ..oi.
„,,,,,,,,,,,
keeping slavery out of,
thiileriltnriee,,ltit
coneidered that when it'State is reedy Air ink;
mission into the Union, the peoplehave the right'
to eidapt suoh institutions as theyhtee 'proper,
•
presided they do not confliarwith the Consti
tution. Ile.dectiiied•thlit , her was not, and
never been in favor 'of ,tt!e l nno"C44iiatii4
repeal Of the Fugitive'BleveLaw. lAnd.thei,
the Petiiik•of the'Unite4 States, were entitled
to euch a,.law under the Constiiiiihin 'l's th'ere 1
aßell:Everett man; or a:Douglas 'Dentoirtic,
who can find fault'Witli -sal a rent:ird if they
sp,nie their holiest scotheeitte,?. Not.oue. -
But further, Mr... ,incidittis. ohatged ' with,
being in favor-of negro equality I. A. charge
so absurd, is hardly worthy of it reply . ; but
to diskiivei it, we need only,refer to the fol
lowing extract from one of hisspeeches. Which
is conclusive on that , subject., 'Mr., Idneoln
... .
!VII; --.
X
"I am not ( nor ever bairn been.'in fivor of
bringing abotit, in aag troy; thesocial and po
htioal equality of the *bite and . 'blink 'races.
Innf.lloG, nor.erer Wen: infavoi of ma.
Iting vines or jurors of negroesenor of quail,.
fvtng them hold tiffute.. nor 'to Intermarry
with white "people: and I will 'say, In: addl..
tIon: to this, that there M lyptletioal,ditterenoo•
between the blask and White -races, whMh."l
behove, will foreverforbid,the two rues
togatlier.on terms of social apd.politioal
eqlmlity. And inastn'uokno they cannot sq
live, while they do remoin together there Rust.
.be.the position of superlOr and ifferiqr: and
'J., ns,oluOb !tie ant other man, am ln.fsiror.of
:having the' superior position ilitilined to4cl
:White race." • • i . ' • '
If there is'any candiclatOttefore thn..pttople:
:Who stands, on a platform; moimnailonal and'
"conservative than this, we should like toknoW
TUE "
The political orators, In oppoSition 'to itaf
Republican party. have hien very emphatic ia -
Jti their. advice to the Reptibliciins to
' rink
the nigger. question." This counsel comes
With a bad grace from the men, who have been
•itegro. "resurrectionists," 011 all oocaslons.
:Shivery agitation comes, from the democratic
iide , of the4touse, and they must bear thwres
ponsibility '•The compromise bill 0f.1850. was
_to Im : considered as d:"tthalltV on the elnievy.
question,"andit was tt"foUntiotion of peace; "
nail"; in ;1854 Mr. Hoagies; .and others, re
,opent4 the:controversy, by the intioduction
of theltatases•Nebraska bill, and - the 'repeal
of the' Missouri' compromise. Here was the
trat•sgitation of the," nigger , question"—the
attempt to foree slavery into Kansas; against
the wisheadt her citizens. • The people of the
Cl"'
Nortir.thbuiht with floury'ay y _that elavery%
mould not be introduced into terry*, acquired.
from Mexico; because the laws of 'Mashie ex
oluded it. • They knew the'fliseeitri
' compro-
mire excluded it from' the residue of thelerri
•tory, and therefore they have.done no act that
loAed beyond a reinstatement of things, as
theiwereitrier to the repeal' of that,litii; and
that is ell they ask now. The Republicans
sea pity, have:no legislative ,aolion to:pro
pose, on this subject. They disolaint'aitY de
sire , to interfere with the right of slave trade
between the States. They have ,no proposi-'
tion to make. relative to the 'abolishment of . ,
Slavery 'in the District of Columbia.. They .
,ieqtilesce in the execution of .. the
,Fugitive
Slays law ; 'and the territories are praeticallj
in he conditimii - they want them,' only
the strtiggleorthe 'Dem ooracy to oarrj+ slavery
where It dace not exist; that produies this
"agitation 'of the bigger 'question:"... Let ' the .
eubjeot alone, and there is nothing
.•
`The editor of the Vo/sinteey: is
,131aar.t
, tittle on - ", The lesne,",ipioisitis us
he has Allred .itf ‘ the Ponth,where lie mitneds;,',
e;d Filayery in - all' its phases,
.and that-the ,
tdavits7are fat' baiter' et the free 40'1:ati.
of the 4
.14iti1.".,n , and
144 no ._depire to.ohanite- the - . 1'401(416111p..
in Calmly 01%11138 . the- Slaves ,nrtit" , better,
off; than somo .
o f,tho free wbpeniiiiitatt
the ,
the yidunteer, oppiAtiavg, 'Ol4l
ft he wisheittO be perfectly Ingennous, that
when be brad in the Beath,' and 4 apt3dAli'.
vote, he had to borrow eettietilan's
snalsiop As .145 prePerliriVOters;.4,
could exerolee that prisilege:: ,; t
The Btral~R~ Piusfits:: TIaketr:VVIIIII•
drawn.
Tl'ci Donglon Committee nf .t 11.1; $ Wit
acct, met, in Phliodelpbio lacy w , san
.vijiliclicer(theic.elnctoral ticket froilothe'deld
lecoilimiiiiiirkg, t th!ii‘l.i)oii 3iP}:l/:Miifi,4
A •DeniOciacy,7 the Rending..,o6o4 . : ticket,:
and : ,endorcing; Donglaii and ''.l'irhinton 4aa eta:
'no . 'nine '8 :. Tlin' roma ' for' thee; tiett - r'i,iiuf ,
- e • • . I . PI,
,ibataiettiovOillOo.mip3i*Jisiap3:ll943dive
. oressop artoggmmitt PlOging .0‘9 , .y141, 4 kg
,
• Afvetore to - vote a, certain way,;theso. niacin's,
, wOuld' hi bOund to vote A': tte tegalik. ki din
iiieei 9title!Pkii7;'•o44/0 , #.44:9 1 .44 6 ..r . '
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Rd.,4l:d.p.a&r,4teinitAipiyiranal ciso,
V.., Ilarni!tii, '''anto Ulna . Peolgertil'havd'
keen e1e!e4,17 , S;:: B O , TPW if 6l ,...: l P, i i.kA t i
.
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i th .,., t i l ey ‘ i,,,, ii ii i ii te 4 „AA ifii ,yearly,. .. M i r.
, Neernith anemic 'Chin, Lltbco :' , ! 7 " , g ti '$
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•;I•r:This- young iecion oty.,:Royalty/;,,11er: tds
ilkii._o!6lleitititidgkrtportipli Ofihe'l)nitetl •
S . kiftlltiokX,Ati . , ..tgdandor ;and: enthusiasm
,tls4;i'ad . ,,:g.;tlley s didiisiraalipmpiitiecilitiune,
' l'Lti!° o l o.7- tOfieliikA:woogt h )ftilieVor:
hid +j .1
i.alf,e:''gTiliAtiitproiffkiF9; t ii;
i loloatiAw4)4o#artiii - atfitjheAo9
-,fili v oloooiitioiwiti;litiro:T , -...
iShatiglubti'iiirritioiletursreceiVeit ik.most
of the cities, which hi:visited, -L and the , clslll-.
1 - e:6lfri;fileTiceTviis . "'ornrinird'eti;tlTveriTY
irlieri,.:Urtsl, - b.iyifkappearedl)ften , to merge
inlciAl*frlili,dlllq4,*hon Offered - to rart*Mk
liXieiiilintiatiorbO , ; wishid to iieltuovirronly
as Baron. Renfrew ;• ict, the .. result most have
. lielnepeltitli!rvlfgralW 'g 10-te-Priaen an' .
his • attendants:.' If ,they, w our boasted
i"eo3ll4tid simplicity 4411fing iiiii beiiirn A
n,.. 18k41
~,h,l 3! ) g .,a,t,h,,,,lfP?)",a!tY.Lt.ktPAftlit ! PF 1!!0.7 0 4i-
P-1
thvligpitXolv4nuirican citizen and'. the
;.desire tO'idcbpplege t tp,thei,noniof a Queen;
they saw also evidences of w.esith prosperßy
;and refirnementip4ong their t'colsine which
%d bowed . that, although. their style. Of . - libuse
keopinfir•Milthl be:ditrarewi,theY 11 . 44engkr
no disgrace chi the feu:41,1;2 -..'. , , :.„ . t . ...
The rocupilon .of , the Trince at •• Boston;
was marked' by an intereatilig ineident;iathe
introductiort,to the qtriYal: party; t of ..Ralph
. Fainham r u ow in his 105th -year ; tha - lart
aurviver afillieliAttle: of Ranker Hill.' "The
ofd„patriar:cl;`,:'44ingtiti, interview. 'naid 4 ., he
had heard an much said in favor of the Prince.
=
of Weida, tha t tC:‘ was,'afraid all •the toeoide
were turning 'royalists'," end lie'" l i ed milled.
: because be .wislied to show
.the Prince; tei
he owed hivarie.illwill dtirtecolint of th - e,I:old .
score. At the , Mimic. Hall 1,200 children
~... .
from t t!, 'city schoOls, .welpomed the Prince
with a demonstration more_ remarkable in
its style and abets; than:ally of the teluiVitien
which have been showered araund him, due-
~ - . . .
Ing•his Asieriene lour. •'' . • t „ • . •!1 .../ _ -
i . . . .
We gather the following details of his clif
portal's from -the'!.telegraph - despatches :
; ThatPridoe•bniViis'i party arri 'red atqicirt•
land" from' Bostdn it -2- o'clock, and met
with's - handsome reception. , ' While - the pro
! oessisen was nioiiitik 'throng)) the city, sailors
were occupied , under the direction of: Com - -
tuciddrefidytiour; in getting, the royal party's
baggage on•board ' the ships. •Eiieb, , article
of •I clothing eierrieti•to he donenp in separate
portmanteaus. Nomerotia Were the parcels.
" l)r...Ackland'hitd••intiarhoxes of books and
mathemaiicalinitruments, jneluding some
p'reschted•by Senator Seward:- •Among other
articles the Prince had several turtles, which
Ee had e Lured oh the prairie, and an km .
4 /
mouse ex containing:, large' moose horns,
froitt '' Catibila:. , .. Lord' Ilich&ibrooke had
sing g birds and courier squirrels
',..PaSsing.ntidere large arch on the bill,
back of.the harbor, and Walking down' long
:flight.of 'steps to the dock, built for the steam.
Ship Great Eastern, after quickly' reviewing
the troopti, which were 'drawn up , along the
wharf,' the Prince - mid, " I'm very eaki-:-.hur•
ry/' and 'moved towards the Hero's barge.'
•T leading to the bunt were covered
with. crimson fcloth.' Shaking.. hands with
Gev. Goodatisq-,layot.Lincoln and Mayor
-Howard, to whom be said. "I'm Sorry my visit. i l
'here has bein so brief," hejumped into the . '
' barge. The retitain'dorof the' party stayed
a few moments,•shaking handl and saying
'Good Ile" to 41dIrt;anadian friends, Gov.
Banks,SenalerSumner, and many Americana
1 to -whom theylatilbeen previously introduced.
'• At-las . t..the'PriSce's barge, which boro'hie
plumes oo the fritat,' started for Weller°, and
instantly the gals of allthe aliips:thundered
a salute. i'l'hiiiiite,rekated, thesbips'•ba ads
playing !I God' Save the Qocen," ."Hail 'Col•••
:urablist."Y,andffahltee, Hoodle,".aathe NitiCe
ittekied'on the Here's deck, at half•plist four'
'o'clbck.' i:r• -..,,i •,,', ••. •• i , --• -.' •
The vessels ot 'cite Prince's Meet. set •sall
almost ittinteiliately.7 • They,'were acclompan:
led a. Short.' distance from' the harbor .by
ativeral.aailinrvesitels.and the steamer Wia
ton, loaded ,withegSetatorti.fratirThist9ir, 'and
*Pie 'saluted by.,fott "Yrelife as they' passed.
Ili six o'cloelt• thdtwore.hull down opoWthe
Horizon„ add aLtevers fishermen reported them
out•of eight... They steered direct for - Eng.
land,. making. no stoppages. ~ • • •
~.
The especial par,- which. they will make
has - not .yet been:decided upon • but-the - Ad
mimi thonght,theywould land at Plymouth.
Thii.whols English , Channel &mils expected
to meet them:sdaitOistance outside•the bar
bur, and rect3ive thine with:royal honors.
In the arrangeMbatis "far: the ball which
. •. o ..
was 'givelf,t. the Pi:incest Boston, the name'
of the verierable
. Jssiali: Quincy, was asked
.
es one of.the Committee: Arr.'Quincy, now
in' his ninetieth year, was-the,tisoCiald of the
men whd laid the .Imi - edition's! this Hepub
r . . ' ‘ , •
liar. With . an intellect still vigorous; and 'a
character of great liersotut I worth, he stands
all, ti liak connecting the petit with 'the Pre ,
sent,end therefordthe 'following answer, to
the retinest,,,so characteristic of the man!
will be read with interest.-- • • , ~. •.•
• ', • •• . • 1 'Borten, Om:
. 41860.
GeNTLEILIF litillOied by your-pro.
posal to place mymomo on the General Com
mittee of •Management: for which you ask
my permission. ' • '
It is now. nearly, if not- quite; seventy
genre since , ' had the, honor of joiningot
Concert:Ball: in 'atom . 'a country. dance;
with the.D'u o :Kent,' the Prince's grand
father. I elm Id esteem it's like honor •to
'unite on alike Oceisiod ivith grandson,
Bet nature prohibihr, , andil eubrait. • •
it will be impolikible for Me to be:present
at the proposed-Ball, or participate-in , any
of ' . the service's' its management' may require. -
' But highlrApprdving the'. tribute; of re•
epect proposed to be- paid-to the 'son of w
Sovereign—.not, more • eleiatco•by her rank
tpaieby her virnicaand exeMplary,tnfluence
—ri l ieadily place my name. at the ,dispasal
. of the committee; n the :conneitioq they,
propose, regarding it ai arnhotthr and• 'priv.
•With great, , resrieet, i• Ruh • gentlemen,
Jour. friend and servant, - •
• tr“,
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COMM
i' The% rout' Of ttiei f hietott-0u ~ tou-earorp,' soil
tbClrfl lids ott theminth doYof Phi:Unit(' month,
the 7intr of Our fiord 11860,1wietO the
'dimoorockmbett 1114011
I itedl begs' tatontrrablot—and seen redly be
folloyed,with :the thole rosult.' to :wit: , tbe.
`auirender of ~ their. lAA , bold .in the Minutia
'free'. States, tioo, theclitbs day of tiovembbr , en.
Ategeg:tho telumpbe sectored. lo Om liepubt
ihmo 'perky: On Ant , tieetelMiire..PAlMßte the;
power to ilea: et-Uolied,"ptifety. Sattator: IA ,OP
room of, nimidi Blitler. jot tseeottdary to go
other,... Thfa defy will devol'le,op the poitdpq,
peg alidure. "In vieriyA 'Oa lteperbt4.lthar
, Inge cia the lotereeth of th e, Sato elifood,', dad
1 'of opr'attr,iqu I levet 'fothottleobirlOcidd 'Omit'
nierotal' p rospeelt4it helot." the latter `would
.imget the-nolo or..Yobit, lt.' *taker: Of. Erie
Po4 o s'..vith..' in - ...every ‘ reepeqf 4' mil table ' i note.
for' lhir.atittion: - ',' • '.. :'',s i= . '''" ' - .!''''l''
•'"'fdr. Wilkorliitiiiitlieof Coleborlied county
Mudd WelkbriVet'th formerly of East:
Pettaiboro' ; teweiblll: - .'lnatiottulalied ; la •'his
pre trfeselo soot onctolter i-Of 4beErie• boil , al:-
• *ill" irrototheet-logthe polltiiiiksisoolitiotoa
bitting. for their Obßel Or 'ov*lit brbit'; olo644 '
'Mit D04100.114.' suntridentie44ll4 411thi114444: ,
hies teethe& to tlevolope,tho led* rp end Asa-
Iteiptine. of t 44 people ettrgs , ItkAttuiliVeY l .4. o ..
Ite7r4g in. quilotiontopt, be. !, I tit,pprlpti; to;
retrfolt 3 tb(i. s :Ptafer. t Aliiitla.,, Romp, !Vo i . l ,l e ,
:le doia, treetze,rigipi3 • wbego.rOlfire ft,. I'm
hoed teltb' the nate ;toillrit. ' ettt' '..likrA 409!t,
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,tit- diht itv§etiei,.ahettie` oouli i t 4 lillaii
:who 'ttab r ieftl 'et,'tttiotheiconti'l' . 64 - 1,' trio
*id- tt - hitti lie Ate What • be% eserOnt ithd
;nom Ostia hetelYi.VT'A elteeeftlifaWilleitild'
bey izeli fOr.lle'sdarolly. If tiot , foilut %Mit!:
%le ..Tudue.o •;.• l',.;. l. .qtatre.TßltiOiligklibt '
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ano. Enquire nt : • •
ComatiaarorrEda Dite(EcE —Capt. GEo.
Mtut.ex,the Codiniissitiner 'elect, was Sworn
rnto office, on Monday last, and entered on
Aiicharge"rif 'bie 'Eta
iisefut rnam..
bar orate . Board: • •
-.BEQUESTRATOR.—The Court• have ap.. -
pointed Wm. 3dore Esq. of Southldiddfdton,
Seriiteiltrator'of the' HandsMrl'and.:ei4iiide`,
TurnMkejtoadConipani, hi place ofJUdge!
'Woodburn, deceased.. •
eliAtiGE 14, • MARKET ficUßB.—The.
Town Connell have - it in .eoptempletion, to
ab . ange the Markel hours during the winter,
so as to Ovoid the'neassity of, getting up so,
164495 re day to go •to market. The • time . ..-.
for.opening,the market underanew ordinanee
hoe' not been fixed, it will probably be at 8 or
9 o'olock.,Jn iLe Morninif..
. Pomat Ankifts.—Constable Bretz
'arrested three soldiers .on Tomlay, _On the
charge of riCkart larceny, preferret! by
bephart tittt! Mre . To'formation
wits made thesame day, agatnst. Mrs Oephart,',
Mrs, and Miss McMaster, • for keeping disor- •
derly honed, and they wei.e also arrested by
the seine ?PAT.
~,E•Vons *ere also fr.,
.restedtbytonstabla Marlin s lor ragranCY and
tiro:listless. •
TOE WEATHER.—Everi thing has had
a decidedly soaXy appeatitnes during the last
_week. . I The moist air' hanging abo - ye its;
didn't even take squeezing to .get the„ , water
out of it... While lohkingfitt the' falling rain
and noting'ite ylerseveraiteiin'eoming
down, we sonl¬ but thinkthere was some
Jonith . of a drop, somewhere .in the °hinds,.
that eipelfed'heloiv they'd !'hOld
Now , old Sol has dried • the drops on Na
ture's tear stained face',.•tunil umbrellas 'and "
over-shoes are stowed
,away until' their time
comes for anotherleign. , • • •
. .
FTE.—Between and 1 'O'O(W on
'Tuesday; a fire I:oroke.'out in an old frame shop:
on the loradjoining Owen : a Ma'rble Yard. r I 6
was odoupied by Mr. Pllkey; * as a °abbot:ma
-lier shop, whc;has lost most grids tools.. One
of the workmen, we - undeistnnd, built a fire
in the store just before going to dinner, and
during his abeimee the fire' ooeurretit , The
Salop . ..Was ;Of. little oraltte4.and., the , firemen
pre;rented the .flames front extending to any
of the *siiiioundinebitildings
.TAYL(IIO3 , LEOTU,RE.-7 .OUr
citizens enjoyed quite • a'- literary treat on
Tuesday. evening, in hearing,
, for the, first
time, a lecture from litaysituTAXi.on. • The .
subject was' Mnscow, and it' was Creditable.
to the' liteiitrj , ..ehaVa . cie; Of the' team, to see,
that although .. the. night, was, wet, '2and !Esti
greeable, he was :greeted. with one of the'
largest nnd . nrst appreciative audiences we
havit'eier seen in the - Mall. To a musical
voice and clear, enunciation,. /idn:TAlLort
adds. a fine person and graceful delivery.
His delieriPtion'af petions,placss . nnd things;
in and around Moscow, were sographic„that
you could al in ney YOn were luoitingon the •
living picture.. The appearance of the city,
the incongruity of its buildings, the mixed nit;
tura of ita iaiabitantsibeir:dresihmannera and
customs,-their-sociaLtii;e7;n-d-r-eligiens
ship, Tynan drawn witli a master bland, and
given to the audienee with a'. beauty' and c
felicity Of expression, that allowed the'Veturer
N be not only a keen observer, but, a poet
and wcird•painter. who could transfer his own
impressions to. the minds of his hearers. in a
way not easily forgotten.
' leettire on thurada n y next, on :" Life
in, .Lapland," and usher conntrieiCwilhin the '
Arctic cirelei *jib dditbtless
house. .
JOCK IS•fp :•17— As far tte wei are .
corned,' we hope ihe ladies Will e•
! : . /goii . kvS:.'!,' ath
'it;i2 : -
set every ;maw:lll4e ikeer't a • utter, tilace •
the . Bummer : inn :peeped': Ow, their saucy,
turned tiprime; into the liquid depths of eyes:
below. They . are ,enotigit to, make. a man ,
dretan of Paradiee4or yskoleltightii together; , •
and' white' at the blushit4 cheek. so,
• teruptingly:disidayed betiiiatlil.he fill of lace,
'.we don't wohderthatliterfonsilies oths : tld;feel
ioting again; and only re't4mher.the Hight 'of
years, w hen he - happens t'o touch the steel
. .
.4prino of his wig, or a rhautnatio twinge
.mind's hiiit'of.vrifeWnd balrnit at Louie. Then.
• let the plumeswave, 'and the velve t twist it,-
•
eelf into bows; (if it ought to,) and if unpile be,
let !he 'cunning ,rosettes;over ounninger - ears,
be matleof,rloher:linea in compliment ix;
ut to A
tumu; but-don't—oh! . don't, exile. them to
diUsty some..otielosity shop' , ' ;
eta mr4, - ;viltelS tiplaers'inidie; Cho tilt's', into .
the " . .preitisOtAlW parlor. that: crew they.did . •
spy,'atictrolott•wilf coquet In and out of the •
iib?ons ;1141*;ilte:iOunittied,
by
"qearii" , don't give them
,upi ~ .lesstways”,
,ttni'for a Stine. ;•r• e • • . • . •
ArirrUNl ar43 patio:tr. ,
''rzo ni?npunee; tbat.B4viantliLonwhoie
leeture • on 'Tuesdt yevening, give eo mulch
phiaaerito large • audiatiee, ' di3liver
anc4li.4 , ;•JOit'aii to Aheern'a flallAnt" ;Thnri
datevening next, ?November let; .::Tbe•aub
isnt of this Ileeinte" , wilk; Life.' ; Lap
and." it jai 4id too be the most entertain,
itig ipkiotonistii?g, of hie aerie", and , will.
wafiepe, driviv a still' larger tuilliel4o than
'theleinir. •'' -:• • ' ' '
•"• •
• .PRlAN.o.4ttiNEß.,—The.Curtin men 9f..
Carlisle nißpreseet: to Soot - arud leton,.
blinher, ; ee' teithiony of the zeal and Ild'elt"'.
o, 7 re Rph ifeeted
jip' i e:itk.!; l3 ;a`iit ,1,t, 0 0 04! 6 ! 11
m ; vii,„ot t ,;rititnon. satja.,andt
etdia ' tdejtuletiptiona elegantlij
Tho
Stirinp next Setazday,,. ;
..*lVoinbon at: 4 . o Vaa.kri:. •! • )• )
0` ) • fr., a -
;P'Pr k . ehiii k° `bpsa open ,414.K0fi0°*11Wii.,Y0)7 4. .**tts!:..;
they boy U.li snxtolS;':
Co . -prevent how tOng:is,
t 4
Mustbelo tinde.
Altaent now, eincejlni thOjearybas
atUr.ttitbe way ofpotoriositien., l .
the 'eyed Spring in 'bee f ...rinds
her.blossomeitmostrbessitchf
legly v ell , theirloOlsonp ;,tintit l etany errant.
iesichaTehlie witited;.in these wait
some Annie' ini,the" itinioW of.. the' e4scins;
thek min tiviell oniho• }Meth) . - flush .stblit
is 'deepening on the cheek of Autumn, Indfoli...
ring rierMOttrdigc 4 9 llo l , .. . "., •
'Tie a beautifir season inJeuth ;•and what
wonder is it, that some 9f its genial eutishfue
steal into our sanctum, to play bide.and"
tilieliamiing the dusty, papers, and other para
phernalia ;of an : F ditei'.'a betiren I is : e
peonliarebatta about'Onieher, - theft is 'do ill Sen .
or felt in the.dther montliti.-
: Look at • our
mountains to the 'North South, „and see
the dazzlinnrlghtnesit that mirk!
„the . place
where he/royal robes bare been. See the
pared, haze; she has t rewn .over er
' beauteous face, lest we, could not gaze upon.
Wet: g10ry.,..• Hark! when the winds • °haunt
the-Orions =Antuinn anthem' aroond yeti, and
see howthey,bearupon their wings the robbed
honors 'of the trees, intihowto,,oorr?4-eyes
whet rich tints she has in' bee treasury; the
forest' seems like broken • rainbows,. belting
'the fields and hills, end even the tiniest leaf,
grows with 'corers more beautiful' thaW . Pris%
, '',;. " •
'.•
.r . fot•
DOS . i ,F ta:- i ,': ,
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61 1 A, 'i.ri , 4o . 1, . .
47 XI i -•,- •,,
61'06 1 '., II, - .
1 6100. ' , 150 .
65 00 . 1
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03 , 06 • ,- .
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The twelve months sr like the ttrolie cone
of linters poi rQrolt, and Nature like poor par
tiar.latnih:.oltithet Cloinlier;heriltiotieJoeeph,
in the coat of many colors.
BARRY Gtai.:—The readers Ohba lotite
ourii a/ ,;y: r ek - a thit Barry. Gray
has 4)44, hie "Summer , in the' Country;"
(mien he will consent ,to favor the publish.
era of that eieelleue fatuity, paper, with hie
sitetelies of a !! yirinter . in!the City.
Asseiiol'ters' JOlxii. --Samuel Wherry,
Esq., or outhamptou township; has basil' ap
pointid by Ooverrior Packer, Associn . te Judge,
to qtl .the vicarial 'oncesioilefl by the death of
Judge Woodburn.... The eppoletineat wee web
withoui.solicitatiou oil the part of Mr.,Wheiry,
CottuEgtort.-lu-onr published list of
Premiums 'T . error: ; o,Murred in th'e report of
one of thO Committees. % The Sewing Machine
exhibited by-W.: Bolines'. Moot' was one of
Ladd Webster & Co's. instead of Booth & Parr.
'neater, as pablinbeg '
Pht.Nos.—The establishment
ERINO & Sox, Boston, ie now tainfig out forty
pianos a:: week, and rain : hardJy supply the
deinand: these. pianos are celebrated for
volume and sweetness of tone, and in.all
the iequireinents.of a good instrument are
justlyNgarded as ,segood „IQ pope y in the.
United4uues. Those who'wisb tn . esami»e
a good- . specimen of a •Cntoxeltitro
can do'so by calling at the H Beau) came. ".
rIIRNITIIIM.—We would dirict the at
tention of the housekeeping Community to
the advertisement of HENRY . A. Rubies, to
be seen in another . Column. He is prepared
with every facility for Making the best..quality
of furniture: ".
I:Ming:mew who think of getting Merriod,
and old men who think of dying, would do
to UMW:lqm RHOADS' eequetipttnee,' for
he eon. furnish everything from a credit), to . l
coffin.
FAIL AND WINTO Sriria.,--.Wer are
happi to announce the fact thiti'asitar:
Prising friend, J. G. CALLIO illl£l .provided
himself with the very latest , styles of Hats
and Cam, from the 'poiatirs' t /tiugardoaf,'? to ,
the glossiest broad•top." If you want to
look genteelhust drop into his stoie and WQ
will warrant satisfaction. . • -
6On:re Litan-floor..—The November nuother * Ctiiiii
popular periodical has bun received,
.replete, u usual,
with' all that eau charm .the eye, Improve Chi ml,.d ind
cultlvatn thetutee of Itti many readera-:,',At; a"Y"e;7,
superior number even for (lodey, who must - Sad It a
diftleuitLask l to im . provr on..previour nthittiers. Slaty ,
Avaertgrailugi,three otthem sfiel plateefliteirariii;
titles, together With household "plats Aid fa
abundSnci:Otit up • a style which has long mole the
Laily's nook a 'necessity,: are' mond In tbe- November
nurobeWand eathe . ,prreent year lairsering to a• clove,
nuw la a tavorablls time to ...virence the foroutionof
o übs (or ;he'next year. , • • •s' • ,
Tennis-8f flak...tants! , $5; Two copies $5; Three copies •
$5; Five copies $lO and an 'extrt copy to the person
sending the dish. Address L. A. Cooley, Philadelphia.,
litsciwootes Measvos.—We have received from the
puhlishere, Leonard &ott s Co., New York, the Amer!.
ran reprint of Blackwood fbr October. The -Magasinti
open. with in article on Spiritualism entitled " &Wog
is ijillering." last thllows the "Papal cloyernment.'t
Tickler.ll.among the Thieves," and a well 'written
way on "The Reputed irues'of Primeial Matt." Part
11. of the *qtmitsuce of Agostini," " The Freer Paint-,
logo of Italy," and an article on " Proverbs," whiebwe
ehouldlike to tranafer to our columns, if its length did
not preclude it. Nit IX. of . ..Smiten Sinclair"' con'
Odes this another,- • ' • •
Personer leted with tba fever end Arno Mould not
spat's titbit , time, trouble or expense, to prdestee•PW
1108TETTISW8 OELULDIATHD MT runs, whose berm&
clout pffectalupon the system has been eicarly•prosed
to:thoeswitirtutre been stricken down In • short wpeo,
of time by this dreadibl curse, whose cheeks are wan,
and meagre end whose - nights los aleepless and rotteks;
and whose eyes are dlm and sunken, with death Staring
them Inthe face, this compound must prove tdeoing
...etching them es It were, nom the mouth oithe goo..
1. None can know Oa true sabre until they have tested it
When all others bars Jklied, , tbese 'lnto ne boa rotated'
Ithe sufferers to pristine tuentE - Their popularity fe,
all the Western end ttouthern. parts should introduis
• thenf to ell remitted. '
I. Sold by druggist. *nd dealers gonspally everywhere
So. advertlisment In anottnit nOumn.
IirCONSIJM VTIVES.The '.ad*etz
lsei 7 , hewing. been. restored ,to health •la 1-floyS
weeks by emery simple remedy, alter , baring Nattered
' several years with a severe lung affection, and- Chet
v. dread dlseiseCoostunption—lianzione to make known
. ..to his. fellow, sufferers the means of curs.
' - To all who desire it, ha will send a copy of -the pre.
, sedation need (flee of charge,) with the directions for
!. prep-wing and using the same, which they will
;•• sure Cure for Consupeption Asthma, lirooehltlr,' Ac.'
.Thennly ohjectuf the advertiser ItO.,sencitng the Pre.
_sedation Is to.benatit the affileted.'ind spread InlOeins
tion'which be 070001rell to he Invaluable, and he hopes.,
every sufferer-will try his remedy. se It 'Will toot dbeinil
.nothing. and. ratty more a blessing. Parties wishialif
ihe prescription will please address
' - Rev. WILLIAM A. WILSON - • •f",
Rings County, New York..-,
04.'6,1860 -Iy.
DISPIRSIA I DYSIPRPSIAI I Drsearsisi II What Is It- ,
flowOuredt Dyspepsia Is our National Disesatroresit
4 stomach; feeble digestion; distress after eating, 'oolitlye:
;habit, billions condition.: How many suffer 'titbit and
, its attendant symptoms of loWspirlis, had taste, Ated
,tnegni,Fotattupided 'NO; and attacits, , ef hes, el
'Yet how. few know bow:to cure Oetuitailr;:berstum
Abs bow* are constipated, resat, Is,knortrt.oatliiitilriit,
laxatives. iNt such ot'ondition WAS refuter songs by
` 4 inthavttcs. whose only office Is to 'evoked the dideStNels
and impair tit!, integrity ot the entire:assimilative Me.,
Out lIIIMPIIRKIIeIIOIIIIOPATAIO
. .riLLltt—a siMpletnedleated grim pill—bwra titled bun.
deeds of the worst and, moat obs!oats eases. This is
dontodmply by Itopreeing the tole. and' ristoting the
•Intelirity.fthe digestive organs, from whielv.result,
good UppeittiOnientlittuddts,a elicit hod, and buoy ant
spirits.. Such a ntedlo tie Is* gest, and, requires
be.knowrito bb appreciated.' 7 - •'
.• N. 11.- - -A Nil set-ottluombriys' Itomeopatbis evert.
Acs, Iwith Book 'of 'lineations:: and twooty formai
Remedlikinlarai ' vials.tentivrooro Skse, Se; ditto i n .
plain aise.44: , cue offdterm boast, and Book, $1,11,..
• gle boxes, and 6 rants. .
• Thew Rentedica, br Angle box or case, sr* ssnt
.hy mailer oilers/Pay tree of elnge, to any address, on N..
'oelpintiti rise; .... 014 " 1 F
Dr. IN 111131P11115Y8 . 4 •
.t , No.bilrg Breathier, Nor York.
t;1464,41,14f,thai1.
E
1034, 4 ;11.14,
:9 114 rAT B, 4 0.7ttr
Oo the 118tiv in t . ;1.1:)kef,,,,1 . .
~D,.Qhsnowot6~ dlr.
DILACIGAcr
CArIIO I C "T it4i„ •
Special 'Notices.
Martiilat 3
Wki=l
Ql#t
ioutLitvuit)pooniuciaimAiimaiyk.
ror; ibe Herald by
• "01 . ,,00dvieard 'lll
nolo; (8 upiyti no). . ...
7s . tto. „ Tara.)
F ....
4 1 1 2? ):
mr L inn .... ." -
40:.; ........
BYs
.....
OATS: per 82 lb.
OATS, per BO lb
Or4IVER81051)
BPRINO BARLEY.., .
HINTER BARLEY...
1312=11
: Roo AboAiiginieiiii;
lIANDSOJIE.-7 W °MENA
.
, ~• „ TO THE 'LADIES. •
HUNT'S "11LOOM OP ROSES." iich elope' et
olor for the cheeks or-lips.- It will not wish Oi I4k? offl
and when once applied, remains durable for erim.,Tbii
Ma xi
Maio go richand'iitural,
fails to detect - Its nee, ~Cau retuned by lemon juice
and will 'not 'Alumna. skin. 'Thule lea new preparation
used by the celebrated Cotirt,lleantlee of London' and
for Par is:,ol Mailed free, In bilittles,.erith directions for nor,
HUNT'S "COURT TOILNT. POWLigli," "tepid '.
duzling whiteness to , the. , Complexion, and hi unlike'
anethingalse used fer,dhle.Purposelallim fires for:
60 Cents. ' .
•' • '
. HUNT'S s.sinansti DALM,"-rismoves ten, reseal'' .
eunburn and all eruptions of the akin. Mailed freer"'
HUNT'S "IMPRRIAL:POHAIA" for the hidr, stren,,
gtbens and iraProves Regrowth; keepslt fiSni cilf
and liWarrauted,to make the halreuri: Malledfree
pl,OO
HUNT% ”P11ARL.834111717E11," forth* teeth eit4
gume,cles uses and whiten g the tieetb, dittniens timpani
purifies the breath prisoner the teeth and'
prevents toothache. Mailed fine fork 00
-tIUNT'S RKIDAI. WREATH PERVUkik," a. double
extract of orange blossoniand, cologne. Mallsifikes Sir
MP) Mt& eaquisito perfunie was first: need hytthin
Princess Royal orkngland, on her -Marriage. Nowt.'
Hunt k Co., presented the Princess, With. an. elegant.
min of Perfumery. 110 which all. of 'the 'above articles
were' Included) in handsome ent glass with gold amp.
pen, yalueda $l6OO, partiehlars of which eppeareit la
the public prints. • .
All the above articling sent free, by. express:for Om,
Cub min either accompany the order, or be pall fa•the
express agent on delivery of goods.: HUNT Co; ,
; . . • Perfuming tothiQuest.
Regent St.; London; 'and 7lfesnromati. Philadelphia;
Pa. For Sale by all Inuggista and Perfumers. •
Is, The Trade supplied. 4.. 159..47.
f a ODIE SHARP.-•-•; - Wucriridloy would
Respectfully announce to the citizens of Carlisle .
an the public generally that be has agalnlibulnenced
the tuanunteturingof tlu A dare! Lon, wareoftil kind/
In 8. o.,lluyetts building. on Louth's street; dlreett
M
opposite 0. Shapley', gr AllauulliatorY ,7!her• tot w I
atnljklmes bolo readiness to do all- Mods - of work he
hli line of business with neatness' aod distateh. A7l
work ills be done by himself andcompetent hand is
be keeps unipprentlees.
Also, can at all.thoss bi had those celebrated
TRUING, •SELF-811ALINO, PREMIUM AIR-TRAIT
PRIIIT CANS JARS.' . ge • . .
• HOMO spontiog. and Jobbing of all'lshuls 'done it
short notice and made of the best material.
upping byttliet Attention , to' buidoeas, and a desire
to pleats all, tarecelyea share of pubilepetionage:
EargslcOck 20;1860,1y.
PUBLIC' SALE, --.SMALL 'YARN
AND NEAT COUNTRY RESIDENCE Ai. , 1/11iLt0
Will be sold an
•
Friday the-24th day_of NiziyejnbOiffext,
on the Prenitaee, situated a short dbitsrlesilimit of Car
lisle: about 60 yards from the Borough lowa In North -
Niddleton township, containing about 40 acre to a high
state of cultivation.
The improvements an a neat Mmitid• hallatorir
BRICE DWELLING HOUSE,
u. *." 'cistern, itable,"hompen and °thereon.
4 4.. verdant out-buildings, together wit`
...... fruit, shrubbery, to.
-Tw y fir, aci66of the abovowith the funnovemeite
will be dlipo.ed of 'nitrate from the other. should the
purchaser desire It. •
__ • • : •
Sala tooommence at 11 o'clock A.M. on:. mall day,
when:due attendance will be givra r atid . terms mad*
. . -
kbowa by "
Oct, 24 '6o.—t, a. • EIAMUZI, T. NEELY,
ivIJ 11 - .14 1.0 A. L
Under the Order of Bele from the OrPUnhe Court
nmbe.lend treunty. tbo nudendgrod will to
•
Public Bele s tm the premium on .. „
.
'Saturday, the 17th of November no 4t,
,at if VelirelCA: M. the following /ainlbed gtrierty
A LOT Olf 'GROUND , •
iltuitickort South - Hanover street In the, Bartragh er
Vernal.). ccoptilnlng 120 'bet In front and 200 feet Is
,/epth, more mien, haring a
•., • TWOiSTORY BRICK Rouen
- and Ilmma Maisie thernM eroded,
+ rl_ Bonded by gong) Daum, Streit,
•i Into nr.lohn Outaban andJ.W.Hbrar.
er and an Alley. The tont*,
made known at time of uie
• cod.. 20, „ • JNO. B. PAEBBB.
7 7... •. ' ';`;,.". • • Poardllaa !WV. & Jenkins:
BLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE
•
• -- wort. axWiid to Public Me, on the premises,
northoelit pf Carlisle. on the road leMling
Rom Ididdimew to Bterret'e Gap; on &Minion Room.
bar 17th 1900 a tract of And containing Seamen and 9'
perches 'Wet nuskiirine, of whichooameaareclaared and
the Winos timber. Bounded on the totes' by Abraham
.Lemberton, on the mod by proplhty of Geo. Gumboil,
on thy north. by Samlaolglormid north Oct by Levi
Zeigler, hiving thereon erected a "
, LUCK HOUSE, •
Frame Barri, Uog Pen and Corn Crib.
i+"-,, Th e soil of said tact le of good quail
. 77" ty, and being within two miles of
um Kilns, it could be im,proyed fn
1'614, Ime to beAmong the best producing farina In
ttie neighborhood... • •
B~IQ to cemmsncestlo o'clock on mid day when - ter:oe
will be made known by GEORGE IIUTIORP,
• PHILIP RI NUL.
0ct44,, 410.-13. ;. - e. Attoepeyt 14 Gad far
pen SALE. Olt
E-111;iatubserper alums for sale or rent, the steer
..‘ - -A . bred Story Brick House
Wirth Rammer Street. Pommies'
irllenoo.thelst,ofApol next. The
:Intuit bar :dip, moms, IN &mixture!
.
-1116...vatar. and ps.lindsultableenth
`arSor,bushives prtriquirosidstice.
pct.20,,1560.4 , . 1f...1114VE5.
iITI . ' ohANDERB/ES. : —
wilierloi uttd6 ofOraobeniu jot ree►lved matt
!or sate by . •J. W. EBY.
Oat, 20,'60.
F RESEI MACShR SL.- A lot of Mackerel—sew esteh—ln assorted patio.
gas oflisives;QuartrOied Eighth burets. Also,
SLLUON,
foi
sale at the Storit of the eatoetiber.
• Oct. 211, J. W. Ur
N0T0111. 7 -I,getters Testamentary upon
• Um will of the Bon, Suonel WOodburn deeemed,
base been Issued to the eseeutors. An pueone know•
log themselves to be—indebted will Make. W1401144*
payment: and those bating, claims . win pretest them
for settlement ; to . ,t VBEDRRICIE WATTS,
e SHILES WOODBURN,
Oet. 28, , 05.4 - • ; mentors:
D. .. ..
LEASE !TAKE NOTICE.-
" The Aim'401.414 it S . /rimer Us been ihingel
Att-Paidirit, Sawyer A Miner.; Persons knowing them ,
spires ilidobtad totheoldttlrta arirequieted to tan and
pay their ILCCOUII4I, as we are in want of money.
. ~, , ' • LIEDIOII . II SAWYER.
We are Wltelsturg.dailis new goods of all kinds nit*.
ble for the sweet; ,Please call at our new room, opt
dock below Allartites
• 7 Oct
' : 26; to. "LICIDICFL'OAWYIM it WILLEM.
•1 • .
THOS. W. ETANA A CO.
lave' it , 4•- • onensd, Theft. Tall Assortment of itch
, 81,1te, newts, Cloaks. Bournons; French and Irlsb . c.n..
Ha, &tonsil nes; Chit:does, EmbrotderMs. llo4loll lblea
;L9148-'A N7t-11082 sit r
moth:006o , kyybk. w ith so fEI !tock of *lithe,
Lek Inospltles Iranoseeibtbbi sesson. •
:.:Possaistagannmipe &ditties Am buylnikitmtb in tbts
Mid In the Europesn markets, T. W:' N. ii.:Crtastotk
edit be tound to empire farorably , with any etbyri.
in
price
Lod
It' rti a/11120 .• Bgrlek
1850.-aso..
. -1 r Two doors below Contlntadal llotsL •
OTlCE.—Pootor'J.. C.. Steqcnacia o
• •bas removed to the Maio roreetly ocoupladllay
bard Parker Paq. novo doors welt of ulnae upio.
Oot.lo, WOO.
Reapo nai
blei arid'. hoped agents wanted
.---;
li m ogboolaho Hotted Ittatia, to whom wo will
• pay'a Warr of from ,24 0 to littl*et month Rod itwomaa.
Vida to oo humbug. poi particulars address. (Ineloaing
:1164 Stomp lbr return postage,) or &Opt, ha pomp to
aor. li, 'do Lazo: HALL A CLARK, Hamill lams
.„ . .
ARRtAiGE:•GUIDE—Biting
Itaiiiitilaitruotoe ibs worried 'pinions or
thou abort to be merited. both out. and
asarythlmitsoncenilig the phyMology and
relations bfour ninuM.MIMM, and the production or
• proventkiu of °Tux, including all the pew distorts ,
his osier Itabre "NI WOO $llOl/h laminas% by WM.
YOUNG4t. D.. 'le limit, velOable and latertitiMy
work. , It Iniesitten In plebe llulePate tor, the 'lteunla
reader, 'nod trilltelrated with namoroue "enctrirlogn • -
All young married people, or those contemplating lam..
Mugu and baring the least lonstdhaint , to mauled
Mb, pbould reed this book. - dletneler Wrote I
every one should be *voluted with t, mill it Is boob
that must bd Inked - up, eel 1110 i ne abbot •Os bow*:
It will be sent to any cotton Wm r=tooty.lice
gratiOn.PpedS or pool* aIooPIC :ra , WM.
YOUNG, N 0.410 SMUG% 84 above dtb, fbllematibis,
4111.10ra1 - ANO,VirigtrlNAllf — rFlit*ltt e o
WWII may bs your diva' **et ptenllsnlitultuft - •
dot ths wire erinlY 90 5 ' 001 00 w 3 M.
or itorrign—whO advertise t n WI or ally. *thins paper,
vet 4 f x..py . or dos? Dr. loungtv Ilellinoniftenetltunto,y A ;:
rt will be-the mogul orsiolole t ri tt 9 s y s
your , toque, Orin Sal* tow uto:.7.- •• ' • •
YOUNG; on' be tunnelled on' any of the ltaabea
deeeribed In blepubllenknnkatVeullleiv
abo's Vouhbv4,7
• -
, IN tg:spin ,
Aiew akoithN *a was dadni t the ow n , „
1 lan Wm that optanteadin , into the public, ahaa
be his arrncistrd with btrare)r. Pr. A.lllr, Nlcianw (re
-rertily of 0 tail°, ti:lt.rwlium hi tordlally recommends
t4l nitrous *ad Oland, In Oarllide and alcintaT. '
MI
........$6 25
.... ..6, 62
8 80
.. ..... .1 80
/ 20
6 60
2 St
/ 66
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