•
cry was good on the whole, though we think
his enunciation might be improved. ,
Fact and Fiction, by A. M. Rhonda, Car
lisle, Pa. Mr. Rhoads' effort was creditable
to himself and was well received by the au
dience. Ho evidently had not the most
implicit confidence in all the statements of
historians but' regarded their productions as
having a greater tendency to create Wrong
impressions of the men and events about
which they write than to give an impartial
account of what they pretend to narrate.
His appearance on the stage was easy and
natural.
Liberty the Offspring of Despotism, by S.
Hoover, WashingtonD. C., Sofar as we
could judge from, an imperfect hearing of
this gentleman's speech, we think it a rather
well written and logical production. His de
livery might have been improved and his
lininuer while on the stage detracted some
what from the merits of his performance.
Progress of Freedom, by J. F. Clymer.
Phila. Mr. Clymer's delivery was t.Nl,2Ced
ingly good, and his manner easy an ti
grace-
He has more of the art of the orator,
we think, than any of his competi ters. lie
gave a clear and connected statement of the
progress of Freedom and Slat ery, and showed
the necessary and inevitable conflict that
exists between them. Ho gave utterance to
somc great truths and noble sentiments, in
beautiful and appropriate language. His
speech was well received by the audience,
and reflected great credit on the orator.
National Stability, by S. P. Strickler,
Herndon, Pa. This was a well written ad
dress and disclosed considerable power of
thought and argument in the orator. With a
more energetic and forcible delivery this
speech would have ranked quite high ainung6t
those of ate contestants. It was well re
ceived.
Earth's Battle Fields, by James M. Wil
liams, Salisbury', Md. This speech was
about equal to the average performance of
the contestants, but there WILS nothing spc
,Mally striking either in, its composition or
delivery.
The 11W ty.Ceietter, John Cornlntin. Car'
ise, Pa. Thi, young gentleman handled
hi, rather hackneyed theme with considera
ble illustrations of the differ
ent paths to honor and ftune, were excellent
and hs views ot• the dutica of men and na-
tions were very correct. His apps ttranee on
the stage was quite good.
America's Mighty Dead, by J. Lan.
Mines, New Oxford, Pa. Thiq subject af
forded the orator great scope for eulogy and
lie availed himself of the opportunity to pay
eloquent - tributes to our illustrious dead.—
Ilis speech was creditable to himself and
WILS. fully appreciated by the audience.
The Contest excittEl—an interest quite
equal to those of former years, and the 11,ill
Was densely crowded. 'Bouquets were in
their usual abundance, and the fair donors
nistributel them with impartiality and dis
crimination. The young orators we know,
fully appreciated the floral honors they had
evidently striven to obtain.
The Addresses of Rev. J. Walker Jack
son, and Rev. W. A. Snively, and the Poem
by A. 11. Slape, Esq., were masterly pro
ductions, and reflected great credit on their
authors- The crowds. which -were present
at their delivery, gave abundant testinomy
of the pleasure with which they were re
ceived. Want of space and time prevents
us giving them the notice they deserve.
Wednesday morning at lit o'clock, the
first Commencement of Emory Female Col
lege was held in Miceli - Cs Ball. The grad
uating class was four in number and the
programme as follows:
Ea,lit Spirit loth a with SalutcA
tory, Misc JANE ELIZABETH PARKINSON,
Carlisle.
The garp ni my Country, Miss 1i .w
PXTTON Montt% Carlisle.
Linger Among Mc Sunbeams, Miss Lucaz-
Tu. MARIA PITCHER, Fairmount, West Va.
Degrees Gmferrecd—The Hidden Path
Life, with Valedietory, Miss ANNIE Row K
REESS. Baltimore, Md.
would congratulate the President,'
Teachers, Students, amlienee and all in any
way concerned in the institution, on the •r
-feet and entire success of its first comlll''ll,o
- The theses of the young ladies evi
denced the great care with which they lutce
been trained. In the delivery of their ad
dresses the young Wits; exhibited an entire
freedom from that hurry and. agitat ion which
is so painfully exhibited on most occasion ,
of this kind. Where all did so well it would
seem invidious to particularize ; but without
the slightest intention to discriminate un
favpriti4 against any of the : . ,•oung
we cannot refrain from expressing the delight'
with which we listened to the reading of the
Valedictory Addresses, by Miss Annie Reese.
Her clear, unfaltering enunciation, and
graceful carriage on the stage, did infinite
credit to herself and her Alma Mater as well.
Our citizens feel themselves under renewed
obligations to Prof. Chambers, for the ex
cellent institution he has established in Car
lisle, and offer hint their hearty congratula
tions on the crowning success of his unwear
ied etrp4s.
The Commencement Exercises - were
held on Thursday morning. The gradu
ating class consisted of thirteen young
gentlemen whose speeches we will brief
ly notice.
The Salutatory Address, was delivered
in Latin by Mr. Sebastian Brown. Be
yond the mere delivery of the address
which was creditable, there is little need
- of-e,oniment, as the address itself was mere
ly the foiintitealutatory that is heard at
,eyery emmneneement.
V.rcedem vs. Tyranny, t'hy Wip. A.
Hanlilten, Baltimore, Md. This gentle
man Attributed the rise and prosperity of
the nations Of the earth tp the innate
love of liberty - and hatred of tyranny
.-which-actuated:theiefonMers...mid lead:
ers, and trace their fall and disgrace to
the triumplaof. tyranny over , freedom,- -
- He' predicted - the ultimate and universal
triumph of liberty. His spe ec h was we ll
delivered and received the marked atten
tion of thepoll,enCe.
Thirst for Glory, by H. Q. Keyworth,
Washington, B. Cl. IVlr.l.ceyworth
tained that thirst for glory was - an ele.
nient ip the nature of all men. The great
achievements of men in every sphere of
life he attributed tp this opntrolling mo
tive. We ware pleased -to observe a very
decided improvement in Mr. Keyworth's
delivery,, since we last
. say..bim on the
stage, . .
nterpria . c, W. ;S. Smith,
Ennisville, This gentleman consid
ered the proteetion of incinstry: the true
policy of a nation, and mina that the
importance or the events transpiring in
the era of the world demanded increased
exertions from tho,s'o engaged in Indus:
trial pursuits. He tribilte to the
nobility ; of labor and predicted its reward
in the ultimate recognition of greatne'ss.
His delivery was compara,t,ively good.
Latent Power, by, James S. Elliott,
Odessa; Dcl. Mr. Elliott's speech proved
that all the grand achievements in the
history of Mantind were the result of the
latent power of truth and jtistice, devel
oped by the superior energy and sagaci
ty of great men. It was apparently well
written and would have been much im
proved by a tuore earnest and forcible
delivery.
Energy begets Destiny, A. T. Can
field, Pittsburg Pa. This gentleman's
speech elaborated the idea that a scrutiny
of the e vents of history prJved that en
ergy had produced and controlled the des
tiny of both nations and in Lin. lie
showed that the future prosperity or de
cline of every nation depend on its pos
session or w.int of energy and predicted the
birth of a glorious destiny for our Cow--
try, from the patriotic energy of Jier
sons. Mr. Cant eld's enunciation is hardly
distinct enough for a public speaker but
apart from this, his performance was very
creditable.
The Future of America, JOB. 13 Zeig
ler, Oarlisl Looking beyond the con
filets which threaten the destruction
of the Nation the orator described the glo
rious futureof our Country. lie enumer
ated the !many excellencies a our political
system and claimed that they must lead us
to greatness. Mr. Zeigler bas a strung
voice and good delivery but unfortunately
has a constrained and aprarently studied
manner while on the stage.
Principle, the true Guido of Action;
Wm. D. Lithenhaeh, Bethlehem, Pa.—
Mr. Lukenbach, treateu his subject in
a masterly wanner, showing the inevita
ble failure of those whose actions were
governed by no fixed principles and the
absolute certainty of success wherever
action was fctunded on truth and honor
His delivery was good arid the audience
duly appreciated his effort.
The Democratic Form of Government,
M. A. Points, Bedford, Pa. This ipecch
contained the usual enumeration of the
excellencies of Our political system, and
was spoken iu an earnest and forcible
manner. It ted quite considerable ap-
pl a use.
Philahtliropy and 11 ar, Niles A. Shear
Cr, I)illsLurg, Pa.
Yir. Shearer paid a glowing tribute to
the noble won and women whose efforts
have done so much to alleviate the suffer
ing roduced by Ow bloody conflict in
which we are engaged. Devotim to
philanthropic enterprise he justly eard.
cd as in the scale of true nubility, o the
patriotism wa.ich sawilices life fir
. „the
preservation of The Country.
The Unseen' Goal, John Hoot, Mt.
Airy, Md. This was a well written ad.
re,s and was delivered in a calm antdig
uificd h was well receivet hy
the audience. .7. C.
The darter's Oration, was deliverul
lirAd a•
by Levi 31. Ilaverstick, and was a very 1"
excellent production. We regret that
our space will not permit us to give it Cli:,:,: """u
the extended notice it deerves. it was
an address which did credit to its author
and afforded great . - t.atisflietion to his
many friend-3.
The Valedictory Address, Austin
therhower, York, I'a. Valedictory Ad_
dresses usually e.msist of stereotyped ex
pressions of thrilks to the V.icully, and
adieus to the class, andienee. town, and
college. ,Mr. Bicrhower, however sue
ceedml in making this parting perMrni
r.nee, a speech repleXe with thought and
abounding in original esprcssion. flr
Bierhower is a gentleman or fine talents,
and his speech was one that reflected
credit on himself and his Alum Mater.
ANNUAL EXIIII3ITION uN 'I'IIE HIGH
Scipams.--'ile annual txhibition of the
Male and Fontale nigh tielloQls of Carlisle,
touk place in Itheein's Hall, on the evening
of Friday, the :21th Through the cour
tesy of the hoard of Directors we were pro
vided with a comfortable seat on the stage,
from which we had excellent opportunity of
witnessing the interesting performances.
The programme was as follows :
Salutatory (original), HENRY W. SWIGERT.
Passing Away, }LITE E. WILLIAms.
The Union of Slates, J Esst: P. ZEIGLER.
Our awntry, ELLEN 11. 11 A RMS.
Washington, SAmtIEL A. DUNCX:;.
Memories, KATE M. Bi:NTz.
The Dead, ALFRED ADDAMS.
Procrastination, EMILY M. FopT.
Our ,Coantry, jirst, last, and always, 11. W.
SWIGERT.
00 Stream of life, .L.ENNEY C. ZOLLING-
Elt.
Where bast thou gleaned to-day, K 4.Tn
M. EBY.
. .
./.)i , Vos,:t.c, PETER W. Monaca, JESSE P.
ZEIGLER. ALFRED ADDAMS, SAMUEL A.
DUNCAN, ED.MUND U. I,OOIIS, 11. W. SIFI
GEItT.
Our Couniry (original), JESSE P. ZEIG
LER. •
_
At this point in the exercises the diplomas
to the graduating classes were conferred by
James Hamilton, Esq., whose address to the
recipients, while containing much wisesoun-
Bel and advice bad running through it a vein
of happy humor which delighted the audi-
once.
Then followed the valedictory addresses
by Eveiine W. Brechbill of the Female
School, and Samuel A. Duncan, of
the Male High School.
The compositions .of the-young _ladies were
all Ot•iginal—those of the young gentlemen
only so where so marked. •
The performances of the evening were
highly creditable, and reflected much cred
it upon the teachers and directors.
The exercises wore interspersed with good
music by the Handel Association, assisted
by the schools.
iltg6.A.t the urgent request of the sub
scribers we insert the following advertise
ment. Just how many ,surly bachelors with
great expeOltions, will grasp the pen hyme7
nial—their flickering 1101)95 revived and
marital fervor enhanced, or course we dtginot
reckon; but • that; there are many verdant
greens, who will do the dun colored hiylet
responsive we havii% the .slightest doubt,
Our only stipulation isthat if ftgreat "catch"
is secured through our • instrumentality, we
come in for a generous share' of the . spoils'.
Hero is tho"modest
Two young Indica of propoSsessing woes:tool'
to form Dm, acquaintance of two young. gentleman,
with 'view to. matrimony,. millm.youog Indica aro
quite well,off, money Is no ollioct, All communications
strictly; nrltato, L'hotograpits ,osobangatl. Address:
RATE MORELAND,
ELLA TILORNTO.I7,
. •
'Carlisle P.. 9.
BOROUGH .EXIO'IIIOZT
The popperheads Baciji Pefeatea.
The contest in the West Ward on Friday
last, for the election of a councilman to till
the vacancy in the Town Council occasioned
by the death of Samuel W. Haverstielt,, re
sulted in on& of the most brilliant victories,
achieved in our Borough for many years.—
Everything that stratagem, party drill, and
demagogueism could consummate,
brought into repuisition, by the 'peace
men." but it was no go—the hardy eons of
freedom turned out in overwhelming force
and bore down all opposition. The rout
of the "Blue Lights" is thorough and, com
plete—Col. Parker's majority is SEVEN
TY-I'lV E, on a clean puli of 313 votes,
over Senseman. This is glory enough for
one fey. The following is the vote polled:
Tours Cou n cil,
John 13. Piu•ker, 191.
Amam Senseman, 119.
Col. Parker's majority, 75
CARLISLE WHITE SULPIIER SPINuS.
—This delightful watering plac,„ situated
four and a half miles north of this place, is
now Open visitors, and ;ye are pleased to
learn that a large number of strangers have
already taken board for the season, and
many more are daily expected. These springs
are located in a beautiful spot near the foot
of the mountain, and are celebrated for their
medicinal qualities. The buildings having
undergone a thorough renovation and large
additions made thereto, now afford ample
room for all whom may feel disposed to pat
ronize Mr. Woods, the gentlemanly proprie
tor. We are convinced that none who may
visit “the Springs" will come away dissat
isfied.
PUBLICSPEAKERS, MILITARY OFFICERS,
and SINO E rts can INC “73roten . a Bronchial
Troches," or Cough and Voice Lozenges, as
freely as requisite,—containing nothing that
can injure the system. They are' invaluable
for allaying hoarseness and irritation inci
dent to vocal exertion, clearing and stringt 11-
ening the voice. Sold at EN. I.IorCH
Fyr t u
Methodist Sanday School Conven-'
tion for Carlisle District
THIRD ANNUAL SI!:-4S10N.
Sur.dav f(,”
E;t,t
K. cointii..lice.l it; Third Annual
ti , . )3
burg, l'urry Co., l'tt., o u. ..,in
Juno 7, 151;1.
lies-:j. MoM URRA Y, til" Pre,ldt . la
in the chair.
Rev. N. 1/y,i/n read in the llidy :Aeript tiro;
I Jiihn, .1, after Which the
coiniaezeing,
•".1111 wre 1 bond of perfectneB:,
ebarlty--"
was sung. Ilts then tultlressed a throne of
Grace, forventlyinipluring Divine guidance
in the deliberations of the Convention. and
the Divine blessing upon the country, the
church, and especially the t-:;abbath School,.
Each of the live ses,iuns were opened with
sintihur exaroises by various in: tubers and
delegates, and appropriately closed.
The following lumber , and delegates were
present :
, >t Km DIILEO.CI ES.
F. 1). llilltn3l
J. Mo ,reheal, /1. It Mo.+, r.
.1. iialsley. •• ‘•
1). J. Cartfully, Me. ha n 1 1 .411 1 .4
, W. M. Ft ys . .ager, Mt. Ilelly B,aillgh.
J: A. tw.t.e. 41 Di frp . s. Shlppen,bur4,
; 'r.11.0,11,,,t, J. M. ShiVits, elmn.berbberg,
F. llys•m,
E. F. riteber,
, ph Leib. Ibinnoor.
%% Itueldii.o47,
r,,,,k
ch Y z k
Ilerr, t
NYlktlits‘illo :
sh, , ,,,mliry t t.
'pdtenrburg.
Stet,4,
12: Elilm.
11221olanclirr t
Pr unvll,
. 142222.,
N.
Wait,
IX 11DD',
D. X. I
U.
J. \I iS•.if
J 55
.0. W.
II
.1 Aril,
G v.. I oio,
Wa, ro.elf , ..ted:iocretary
J. IL (.1..)(A1i attcl Fry , irigor w •1.
'111” reular issued last year to pastors.
soperinielcnti and tetwhers, wars tlien read
and tho , liow,ng Wvrf , appointed a commit
tee on Terintenden:,' Report. to tioan
a n.:weri Oven by sele•As to
the ,pletins propetin I sl in said circ,ilar :
NV. kgat , eit, V. E% \V.
Llnciting.le. Preachers were re,pi --ted lo
report ttn SChOul , il•rt .11! , •41 I , y
their supintenderitt. The foilow,ng i, nil
ab , ;taet ' the Committe e 's report sitl,e
ly I sewed :
I. lA' le thirty-nine sele, ,, ls reporting.
that at (tiober,hurg is the old =t. dating
, its ~ ril;ari.ti,m ,ixty-iktur
I)istrict it is al-o
nuntberin'.7, -, scholar -is)
IVa of competent teachers and ink , -
: rest, on tl - Ktrt of parents and inetraters are
1 , 1 ,, red fitindranees, and unpunctitality
of u•achor4) particular, as invariably pre
; clueing a II sad result among seholars.
It. Onlyven bold Teachers' Meetings.
1. Tembort part of their teachers un
converted.
5. Froanc-twentieth of the. children
in some cokunities to four-tifths of them
in others. represented as not being in
Sunday Sells.
G. In Inc schools absentees are not vis
ited.
7. Schot in tbirty-eight, schools com
mit seri ptuityr catechism.
8. In eifen some are thought serious.
0 - Gno braries, promotions to Bible
classes, and teaching, and other laudable
inducements) used by most schools to re
tain the oldeihoiars.
The reporlms arcepted, amended and
adopted, -Ala', committee discharged with
the thanks 4,f,e convention.
The follow.tWati adopted:
WnEREAS6o3 superintendent; of many
of the Sundnichools within the District
have f Oiled to W .. ard the blanks as reques
ted. therefore"
Resolved,
TI the pastors of the several
charges be urgl y
requested to give their
personal atterrti to this matter and collect
the circulars ki to their schools, and see
that , tiey are sta;rded to the convention
in time for its cll'n.
T. larnitart,'C'• Conference Committee
on Sunday Sehoh lr Carlisle District; and
J. H. C. D° Bll eii•Cresented a list 'of ques
tions for discussio y hi c h Were referred to
a Business Coming, consisting o f F . Dy
son, T, , Barnhaitd H. R. ltlosser, who
reported a'seiect i6 P which the following
weredagpussed at 4vels in-other - business,
and sffili-tiatich-into and profit :
1. - 'What is tlie''l method of conduct
ing, Sunday Schee*,
'-'. Willit is B ii•e•aM teaching and what
is the secret of titicel
cure funds for Sun
day School purposol,',
.1. Have any 1 4 1 11nents or reforms
Inn ma d e in e'lr'r e love schools since
our last convention?' it -L'Wlaat are they l' 1
Pending the dis
' cilssk 'r the first ques
tion,S. D.-Hillman, -VV. Fryiiinger and
J. H. C. Dush wore apl d, a committee I
and the President was a , ttfroto, to re
port at length at mud arm.
e,iiiiou on r said
I question. •t, • '''
The discussion ../ the thi tt
action dlicit-
I 'ed the following :
Resolved, Tl:at thejudgm
' gi.
• , ~ .1. o 8 ry
tion of this Convention is, v, " ,, ,ineetions
taken by the classes weekly an
. 4po : rted at
is the
mostthe s lo u s e c e l
e o s f sf t u h l e pl s a e n ho t o o l se e c a u ch ri,
f\
.v.,.0 -
• F. •Dxsot,
:day Sehool and Missionaty purni„ . 1' Sun
a a (DA
.1. .1 emcnt'lu•
ccordinG• to usual'arrang ,_, q w,a ..
SolfoOl'
vious' 'Lippe:nth:mat, the . -- Annum. ~_,
•cvening, pyitev. J..H. V, Dash
Sermon was preaehed, on ,T i ,a, • i ,
ercisca ' c o mmenced With singing, _,.,,
1007, ' , '•
• -,,' . - ' " '' l t , ,
He announced Joel 1.1.08: " Gather
noustittaf yelif youAg:,souls to wtn—" f'v
children," as his text or motto. He said the
objects of the Sunday School were to'pluck
the children from evil associations ; af
ford them religious instruction ; to secure to
them the blessings' of religion, and to train'
them in christianity. He showed the possi
bility of bringing chililieri at an early age,
to a saving knowledge of Christ,' adducing
many proofs from the Bible and subsequent
history, and giving the views of both Cal
vinistic and Armenian atthers. He strong
ly urged the duty of the church in the ac
complishment of this desirable object, to
furnish good apartments, competent officers
and teachers, and wholesome literature ; to
labor faithfully and pray fervently. • The
discourse was neat, forcible and practical.—
But as the Convention has prepared a copy
for publication in tract Wrlll, I forbear
further comment.
Rev. J. Moorhead concluded with the
use of Ilynpi 1013,
and with prayer.
Aller the transaction of some business the
Convention adjourned inure impressed, I
sun sure, With their duties to the Sunday
Sedum].
The Convention resumed business at ti
o'clock A. M., on Wednesday, at 10 were
joyously reminded by a grand sortie mude
by the Sunday 13cheel army of Petersburg
and vicinity, that the order of the day must
be taken up, which according to announce
ment., was the children s meeting. 'lnc bat
of the Convention iris courteously yielded,
the schools illicit the central Mock, and the
remainder of the choreti was taken by the
members, delegates and other friends of the
cause.
'll. ) tte exercises were opened with a Vo
tau sung by teachers and children ; read
ing the Duly Scriptures, John 1. 1-14, to
concert, led ny U, McCoy, Superintendent )
in the Petersburg school; and prayer by
Bee. G. W. Buuse. The schools, led by C.
llokelander and J. Sites, then sang A
Brighter Day, - with animation. 'the meet- ,
ing was addressed by S. IL C. Smith. Then I
foiiowed alternately, singing on the part, Of
the schools and SpV,V,CII,,, trotu S. D. 11111. ff
-
man, IV. M. Fry inger and J. W. Buck- I,
ingnam. The audience was large and at
tentive. The speaker; were particularly )
happy in their tglorts to interest and proit
the -little ones - ; and, judging limn the r
glistening eyes and bright countenanct,
tney were not a little- delighted with Mar
meeting. They will long remember thia
teresting and joyou, occasion.
Proceed:Lig to fix the seat of the next Col- )
vention, dl nil ii and Chambersburg wwo
nominated and the former was chosen by a :
vote of 11 to 1::. The ele c tion of
Station, at Alittlintown, Juniata Co., Pa.,
was then made unanimous. The first Toes-
d a y i n June, 15{:,.1, NVII6 fixed to, the time,
d.. 11. C. DO,ll, S. 11. Hillman and U.
d wire Ilirp,lnted it oiattnittue to issue
b.dore, a eircultir to the pasture, superin
tendents and teachers, containing the •• or
der of pruceedlieg , , tix : The .faunal Sun
day tielloul :Sermon en. the first night of the
Convention, and dm Children,' Meetim,; at
P. M., mi the i).econd day ; by request
cuch preacher i' charged to inform the ihts-,
tor oi Ilttiltu Station, two week> previously,
))1) tin; MOH h , T and I.lllll , _'S of delegates likely
to attend the la•xi 12.,n volition ; again sub- 1
inkling the following resolutions:
That we earnestly recom
mend the Pastors or Superintendents of our
Sunday School,, at the weekly teachers'
meetings, to ask each teacher the questittn;
" Did you speak to each child in your chins
la,t Sabbath, on the subject of his soul's sal
vation
.2. R,,,!,-,,/, That WO recommend in all
our school. , , the Orgilllt Zattt tit of closes for
the study of the thble ; and epitomizing
FtA,tir• LT VINOST,,N,
other action " touching the nupruvenient 01
, N Drill Ilanover Street Clothing Emporium,
Sunday Schools." 1 July 1,11 i i-t
'lhe Coniniittee ollered nineteen pestimis ( —
. 'kt ENV GOO DS
to stiperintend•uits for insertion therein, t• \•• ~
- 4 , ~Nery detteripti,tn rind goad': td ti,•,,,,t••i.
whic , l were adopte:l. • ; Qa t , •mtivm• thiohr.irs,
,tlr pite,ts 5..,
A ,, F.i •,
~ 1 i• 1
0,1
colketioli was taken, amounting to i'l ,, , : 1 ••
siass. •.s. Pi toot.,,yro h Fr . tilts wl
t nn
1 1 1., itt
A.
FS:.), lit 1, to defray the expenses of publishing. It'sns, oysts,d, :apices, Wool and W II ,%. 1,11, 11 , 1
The Secretary read a comparison of Sun- i in(l ' i ( '''' l , -I l,'"(''',t' b y
day
to
"o
'-'"
" "'
~, ,o s. KATI...Jr C4.9..1 ...y
day St:hool Sattt , ..l ic, of Carlisle District for ,
lbuJ with those of 1 h.', 1. 1 J u'y J, ISO:.
TllO President read fyont the report of the ' •
General o:inference S. S. Committee, an ex- 1 -:, PIIOTOGIAPIIIC.
tract retain/men - ding the continuance of Sub
bath }jam '' Schools during winter, and other kin- 1 -.1- t (
deed
action, from the
same was read. Also ? ' t:symetts), would Inform tito Public that she has
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raver ng the enrolimmit c. 4. o.4.lniron litt. f II ( ) Ni CR . : • p i rif t , : e r v . A . y -_ , 7", r ,,,,-
I t.
i ,L,,,,/i..
chid classes. °clueing the following : ,
Res:dyed, That each :preacher in charge l't , I S
4 Ow, ed by Mr (*bath, t. yahoo, ln inn .tf's
be requested to report to our noxt Con vun- ' : ',, l ' i t ',,':i„ S : i . ';; l l ; l ' „',: ii r' ' ,'.,.'',.';,'' t r ,,‘ L ' l , - ; ‘ ,;;;:i " S' '''' ' ''' " b " ..
ti.ill Its , Illtltlltor and, ,LlCcenti •A' the " Cllll- •
i \ 110 D./GRAPHS with
'tit'uti', Ono:n.1 'in In, ultarg . o, as recommen d- ,
AMOI.II)TI'PER,
ed by tile late U.:t:t al ettlifercnce. i Flt:l{ RUT Vl' 1 - 1 A gut!
A. If_ C. Dmitr, 1 p ki;CEItrOTYPI•ig
F. Dv , uN.
Wednesday tii:4llt cattle. IVO fedi surd
We Cello tit,. ; . • , 111••val ...ontilLollt tidien We con-' ',IAN, (tie ,• • ,,531,-.,-•0 prlnvlpal A:tott ;intim: . tll:•;.tvt
l'ottS WO Wore mild at tho 111•ttlgilt that the )east •, s ill tis swims. tto it,, , a, i• s woo tailauct3 at their
, ; ),d,,,,,,,,,,5: while. an ithun..ino, of light,
closing hour Woo n.• SWII . IIV drawing nigh.
I' I,E A S A NT R 0 0 .11S,
Tits. ~;ht 6-fore, w , . had 1,• , •11 interested and '
trmihal. 111 the mormng we had littig, - 11,:d ggtl It . g , iggiitl' g tooted . 1 h 11 " r "" former "gr."
tot stig ,.. c E ..ts ,, t i rl i pirtorg t,6 I og,1• a 1 t of a t..tre to
/111 .I WO had wept Jett„ceilit•r. The aftelnioon s rl i .'''''' '
,t
t•:itit , • 2111.1 it is' •Ille'l a littl ,, Petite 003 t • 'Thin'Thin, n o :0 4 :::.y 1 :111 1 1. r o L1 t: t ' vho 1;:i t t 1 .• 1- 3 ' n t s/t h'. 1 1 1;:t "n
ytnt 'fl' i .
•r::.l ' ti " tt e :l i r t
Wt tin-'„lay t eveLiii•_:—Mis hem set alert for , w.ti num, By .stoolow. or lea. no, their onto,, too. ,
, s „,„ 1 „„ .. , ,, , , ,h ,„ 1
..) , x1,,.r . h. „ , „ , meeting._
by
ices.: s-slO.. solit I, flO , i,i l Pd 11 /' /1 I,lllll l ts St !motive'. t.tt. on
r, 1 ,1 lov. at I eam•e.l pt ices.
Bro s , Dyson, McMurray, Llanhart, Stbith
Pir'lo ry I.rken in all kinds of uteatio-r.
Brads 111,11 Ilithile, spoke with touching (
ehapienc••, inspired Ity love for the cause.—
Tu t ~., ~.,,,j,m4, ill lite t, Wore all profitable.—
Our hearts certainly felt it good to be there
—and w" could intro wi-bed our 1,050 offi
cers awl teachers, and our 4,830 spholurs of
Carlide District. wtth us, for God was with
1 ) 1
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The Secretary wa4 requ , sted to have the
proceeding , . published in several of the pa
p-ri in thi District, and wee honored with
the thank, of hi, brethren tendered viith
ridn cute
Thank, ware tendered in like manner to
the citizens of Peter,hurg and vicinity for
their hospitality, and 1 . 4 r their attention to
the exercises of the Con von Lion.
The minutes of the evening were read up,
'after which Rev. J. G. Moore led in prayer.
The Doxology was then sung, the Bene
diction pronounced by the President, and
the Third Annual Session of the Carlisle
District Sunday School Convention was
closed.
VENETIAN LINIMENT.
tyres Chelera, when first taken, in a
few hours; Dysentery in boll an hour; Toothache
ht live'minntes. It IN perfectly Innocent to take inter•
nally, and Io resit:mint:Tided by iho most eminent phy
sicians in the UM Ssates. Price 25 and fal Cents.
Tonawanda, Ps., Aug 6, 1839.
Dr. S. L Tobias, Yew York: Dear Sir—l ham) uwi
your Venlilan Liniment with groat success, both as an
internal no eiblenii an external medicine. In CM. of
Bilious Colic and cholera Mochus I regard it as a cove•
reign remedy. You'r"Venitiati Horse Liniment stands
unrivalled as n'hOYfie Medicine amongst farriers and
boatnieu on this canal. \' 51.
J. H. C. Dosu,
T. BAIINIJAItT.
Sup't.Nortkilranch-Canal ,
-Sold-by all - druggltitat - 0111c0,150 Cortland St , Now
York.
CART.I . SI.E .V.1141) 1 0y.0 ID .01.11.11.1i.E1T.
Carlisle,' July 1, 1804.
FLOll ,ll (Superfine.).... 0 76
do. (Extra.) 700
.do 1tYP...... ..... . ......... .0 75
WIIITO. ivxivivr• '.;.' . 1 86
ADD ' ,0.1... ....1 80
..1 45
1411V . 001111
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'OATS, . ~ . . ~..2;;:rs! . , .y. , .. 80
DA.111.1 1 . : Y'1f . A1.1,(?;:',,b;... ...... 1,.,..;.
0,1111.11 T 5PR1151.R.:,..
~ 1 00
CLOVERSEE I / 1 .,..'44', '. 7 00
Tr nu IT ri vs3}l4!).i'it'"
PU.d3I, C SAI ; E ! !
JOIY virtue of an °Oar of,:thO Orphan's
Court of Cumberland County,i will
On. SATURDAY, the 80th day of 41y,
at 1 o'clock on said day, expose to .public sale en the
premises, that desirable House and Lot of Ground sit•
unto in.the borough of Mechanicsburg, hounded oh
the North by Obristian,ifichner, on_ the ,teet.V. an
on.thoVest. b north Market Arcot, con
taining feet in.Pront . by 124 in depth, GO house
P
I two,end. a half &torY weatherhoarded wii,h Wu alnt
attached. There is also necessary, building,e un the
'
T.EII,IIS '01? SALE, •
• t'wohitrflyei pee - coot. orpoichheirrel'onoy to'bo' pohl
;whim tho property is ntrlehon off, tho hallo:too Oritt.o
a,conflrrrto, ti,ol of tho oale whorl a duatt TM) bo.molo arid
itiosOoefilon 0,0E6 A. DILL.
, Ader.-of Eliza . boa puckler, doe'd. '
Ifiej. '
•• When .I...sue left pi h Fn tber'n throne
Ile rhea an ettheolobJrill,•L ' •
11. S. Mr.NDENLIALL,
tWanainakor A Brown,
onmiuk La,
irJNE It EADV• :41 A D E
010 THING,
Corner of 6th & :%laeltot 9 treett,
l'hUndolphitt
SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR
Custom Work,
No, 1. South Gth Street
stylrs and reason:lloe priree
DR. TOBIAS!,
.14 o u . o'and _ Lot
A Limestone Pann . ror §ale.
A FARM enntaining One Hundred
_Wad Five' Acres, situate. 5 miles east of Oar'info.
oils-belt 'mile south of the Railroad, le offered for sale
at terms easy and moderate. Ten or twelve acres are
covered with as fitfo s ittni flouriehing timber as grows In
the valley. The iniproitintionts aro a largo too story
SCORE 11010511, titflt BAND BARN, with all the ne
cessary Outbuilding!. A. never falling stream of wa
ter runs through the meddle of the lathe. This is.
really, ono of the very 'finest farms to Cumberland
gni nty. Nor further nirticulars enquire of .1 Alf Ed A
DLINIIA It, At drnoy at boo, Carlisle, l'a. Mice next
'boor to t American Printing Olilco. .
.1 Illy 1, 1804.
CA RPENTE LAI3 Of tE RS
4 .„, e jr \Jand TEAMSTERS. Wanted at Naafis tile.
teneessee.
1 . 10 ;an mm month, with mth,mi nod
gomrtfl,.
IA bore ro. at I, to per mouth. 0 "
.o,rtt
IU T4,lmstrrn. nt Vt.", per mo!lili with rstionn nod
uArtet n.
TrnnFp..rt I ion to Supll vl Ile be ft,rn10.3 , 1 on
:wifficaLion to. J N. S FINOST,
Qunrternointer'n Agent,
.7 oly I, 1;164-2t.."
THE ATLANTIC lIIONTHLY
A MA:IA.7,IXF OF txrp:rutrunu, AILT, AND
POIATICS,
=I
THE - REST .IMEIZICAN
MAGAZINE.
9 1 11 E FOE RTEENT II V OLUME.-
Het Ins with the number for JULY, Ward. The
client:Nylon of the Al I..tii/T/0 during no past few
- Mon hai ate:1;111Y Increased until it his reached 0
degree of prosperity fleet" before AI/ Ithed by any
Anteriesii inaiwit.ine of its class.
'this prospeilly gives renewed n0 ,, /unigennint to the
eond urtors of the ATLA NT to to continue to einpno
in Its behall, as hitherto the most eminent talent in
the cocci r3'. The Mall of writers cent ethe tlng eto,
slimily to its pagev, eenuprises the mint prominent
names In A inerlean literature. 'rile writers who hp,
Oven s> much Interest and value to thkt p:nv inn.
eolumei of the ATLANTIC will continue to coutrili
ate soNr,ottiiily . Tho tionduetoes s o Jed direct tate/i
-lk/3 to the .Tilly number. cud the ribuilark,Nlile list
contributms os fin knee, st of their iliteittion to de
sores the favor of the public. Among the f•aturss
the :July ',umbel ere ties, to Nellie)) the comlibitors o'
the ATLA NT ft', feel witrr.inted In die et/ rig. Slefel.l)
letit/011--T he Gram the Den IV, Itomilioie,"
novel, and Ihe,iiiiportiini.
and timely p i g', by upon American
N/1/11U1.1,3 h/.r A In er j,3 Wolee,/.
BQ CND VOLUM EC OE THE AT. .4
The MIS S — TII VOLT , 19 of the A s nfR
readv. runt prlsirt, nurnlterh . from Jan ion y to June
(inel , )7‘i , 11v.4. neAtly Luund it) n 31 1 ,1111, prlro •;2 Uu
This VOill s fssfo,,ls ~ed B , llm, 111 the E:11,,t strtldur
and into,Ktlrtg „rll Ire wrr, forri,llo/1 1.. re,kll,•rn ul
A MANTIC. MSS. SIOWer: natuirablu 6011,1 of domestic
0:ntelloR,
"HOUSE AND II E PAPERS,"
One of which Is contained in each numh.rnf th,
ATIANTIC front Joon/try to J uly, , Is nlnuu richly sitirth
the cost of the volume.
Sets of the ATLANII , `, front tho be2lnninfz, may hr
had In noll..rm /II bill li !lg. at $1 Oil per volume.
the set comprises thirteen volumes, and contains
11-e Moro than 10,000 piges
Of the lota, Ateeri 'an lito,turo.Fe . , o r r ot.
onto,' will be sent 1100 01 1.,110111/0 011 receipt of the
TERMS —'fh e roh=ct iption prlrc of the A TIANTi, 1+
0,1 10, ar. iii n Ivan, t.totete.iptt u rlS 1111 V 1/ , •0
wish any number The p e:taKe /111 1.110 Aiupile 11111 , 11
in 011 eu,es he pod at the , here it iv tecetred
I.lCh. ,f FIELDS. l'uhlisherv,
I:15 Washil.gtun Street, 110, , tr,n
July I, I ,C,l-3t..
NEW GOODS ! !
- VOW offering an immense variety of
CL .THS
U , i, arss,
lON POILS
For Dien and Boys' Weir,
in a tires, variety, Ilion ran bo resod iii any adlab
In this and at no 111 W Vll4. as rI r
F , lld hy ,livre. 10 4111 t I.l`ll. rindroi.ekOt ‘V 0 1 , 1.111 U
tile' WI! Ihe ah , ice goods to order, in the laie,t st,i, los
or dell per 3 ard. rust ani•rx h
of no. cot. Call 110 , 1 , 1,1 , 111/ ,, thlle-l. tree of -barge
n early goads oud ,datioa, respect
fully
EIMEEEEII
F r,v(yrioN M () N.
p; t,ti A Joint pr , q, in .4
c. , •rrtio ati...,tolao.l.tm to tit, Cotott/tAtt it of tide
fl II w t ii.ro , Inl
01 yla
•• -11411 Iftt 411 a I iltll3l s tt .
fetll to the thirl
at•ti,:',. 01 th. , t be amy .ittcl a. hootri
War, art t .11 0 w8t
oo•tio , i 4. Whottorar any ofthn.qu{f,lilltti
WO ,
tars ,
rs of this Crtninvivoalth Shall l fitly Lo in y act toil Slit
Ilary ser vlev, u odor a re•iiiisityni of tho ProYl.l..tit of
tjto ttolttol ftux, or by sothorily of tbia Guoirnon
Crtoflth. such electnrx may ex.•roko the rirtrAtt otsur
fr.t.z.• lu :di et‘ctio,ol by 1114. tailor such rolK
at( lona as ore, Or shall ha res. r 'by niny
as it they tars presuot at their usual plate or sit c
tiont,
•
•"fhere shell be tan adtill Meal SM:•tions to the
Eleventh art ran el GM Co:1st:toll no. to ho designated
nil Sections eight and nine, as flloas:
t• Section S. No bill shell Ito petaml by the Logisla
ture containing more than ono soljoet, which shall
be clearly expeetaml iu tile title, on coot applo t triailoll
iilit
SOW to 9. No hill shall be paved the Legislature,
granting any rowels or pH, Heger, in lint: ease whore
the authority to grant such Dowels. or privileges, has
1,01111, or in ty here:alter be 0,11101-11111 upon the Carts
has been ttptedi to by a tila
nrity n 1 the members eIm:WU to see, ilous.n of the
t,ezialature, al two -ueressive oessions of the saint+
Ann WllGlltiti3. It Is provided in Gm Thrill' A rtlelo
of the weld Constitution, that any amendments so
agreed up to, shall be submitted to the people In noel)
naanher, and at Melt dole, At least three months a itur
being an agreed to by the two liouses, as line Legisla
ture shall prescribe t such submission to be In such
manner and form, that the people may vote for or
against ouch amendment separate and distinctly:
Ann OVii etas, Ity an act of the General Assembly
of this Commonwealth, panned the twenty-third day
of Ap-11, Ait no it anion nine thousand eight itemised
and sigiy-four. It In provided, " that for the purpose
of aseertaloing the sense of the purple of this ten•
rrtottwealth, in retard 10 the adoption or rides:it:Kt of
33t1.1 amendments or either of them, the Governor of
MOO eorranoneealth shill Issue a writ of Election, di
rooted to each end evistry'aboriff of this Commonwealth
crhunarttilaktliena tc giro poi !Fe In t..,e usual manner in
not Imo hit two NewSuapei's In each Clfylind County
Provided, Tina so ninny ate publittlied therein, and by
at least'pve printed baud bills In each Election Pk
tVici, of ovary City and County wherein no Newel),
per is published that an elactiOn 'milt Ito held in each
of the Townships, ilerouults, Wards, Prost nis Mel Ms
tricts theleln, on the ElltST TUESDAY Ole' AIJUUST,
In rho year of one Lord ono thousand eight hundred
and sissy four fur the purpose-of clod:ling upon the
approval, re : till:nation, or rejection, ni the 11311111111011 d.
Wielltei WM' It RIOS election shell he opened, held and
closed on
,11,e day last aforesaid, at Gip plar s es end
within GO 'Polars, nt nod wi lan Which', the
_Giner:al
Elections of thlso*.Commonwenfth are directed td be
I opened, hula and Closed."
Aan nsttans, - In obedience to the requirements of
the ennatitution tandin accordance vial" said • Act 'or
- rtsli4tirbly the lion, Andrew 0. Curtin, Gitvertior of
Pennsylvania has issued a writ of olectinn command
tog and requiring the to give notice in the usual man
nor and en by law required that an election will be
hold according to the terms of the Couatitution, and
provisions of the act ht thin (lateral Anshmidy afero•
said In ouch of the Townehips, norougbe, Words, Pre
date and Distrinta in Cumberland county, on the first
TUESDAY of A{nlist,' in the • year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred' and sixty-four. for the pis , •
pose of deciding upon the approval and rat:Mention,
or rejection, of the said amendments. Now, therefore,
1, J . :THOMPSON RI PPE Y, Sigh Sherlirof the County
of Cumberland, do )lereby mato known and give this
public notice to Lira :electors of the County of fluruhar
land, that on Tuesday-rho semi : n:lday 91 A uqufit next
an election will be held gat the savoiel elocifou din-
Waft In said ropnty established by late for the phr,
pose of thudding the approval and ratification, on- re—
jection of thmatid numndinontn, ,which said Mac (Inn
wilt be held throughout the county as I (lows:
" The:election In tiro oleetion district composed of the
borouglrot Carlisle and the toWnsh.lps of North Middle
ton, South Middleton, Lower yrankfm.:(l,' and Maw
Dickinson:mill _behold at tin) Court lloupo in, the 'bo
rough of Carlisle.
The election in the election distr}ct composed of Low
er Street Ponnsberough townshiP, Will be Iliad at tiro
North School 'Nouse to Plainfield. • "
The eduction in till) election district' oomtnisodaf Sit
vor Sprung towaship, will be held at, tht public bousweif
'Jacob Ottatot, in IfogutuitOwn in said tbithelltp.
- 'oThe - election in' the election district compound :of
Hampden tow uldilp,wlll be held at the public,. house oc•
cupled byoDerge Duey 'infield township.
The election In the election 'district cOmptised of the
township of Upper Allen, - Will bit held at Ae publie
,-Souse of Wllllam'S. Cciehlin, In Sboplierdatewd;
The election in, the election district composed of
lipdillosex , haw nobly) : will: be held at tha .Atiddhniox'
School House.
The election In. the election district comPbsegi of PM
township et Lower Allen, will be hold at the wagon
maker shop of Jonas klunchbargar, on Slate lluU."
The q'pr4)ori ju the election distrlctcompesed of East
reiwahcrungh township, will_be hold at' the. liaise
'ofJoseph Merlin, In IYest . 'tilrvierv, now occupied' by
aectrgu .:dpurt tier.
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EZESSIB
The election In the election district composed of New
Cumberland, will he hold at the house now kept by
Dr. If. A. Botoler, In the borough of New Cumberland.
The olootlon In the election district 'composed of the
Borough of Mechanicsburg, wllrbe held at the public
house now kept by W. B.llusten, in said borough. •
The election in the eicetion district composed of
Monroe township, will be held at the public house of
Themes hiaget, in Churebtown,,fri mid township.
The election In "the 4ilection district composed of
Penn township. will be held i f Lhe lickuso new occupied
by Jacob itedsecker in said folvmpTi).
The election lo the el'etlith district composed of
Upper Dickinson, will be 4101 at the house now oc
copied by Dai,iel F.l ter. tAtve cc the Rene Tavern.
The oleLtien in the election diEtriet composed of the
borough of Nowak, nod townships of Mifflin. Upper
Frrinkfo 'd, Upper West Peonsboro, and north New toll
will bo held at thin Public Bchovl 110uso inn the bero ugh
of Now ,1110.
The cloction in the election district "'maned of
the borough of bieo 'non h llopowoll 4,.v unhip "ill
hold in the public School ilonho, in the tioroult lit
Newb.d . g.
Tho lon In the election iktrlrt e..nir Felt , d the
boron 41.1 of Shipponsburg. rililppotriburg t,.r whip ntot
that part rd Southampton tol nsiiip net Irieltuled to
Lire Leesburg, eieoLi•vt db.triet, tall be held ut tl
Council House In the borough 0 1 1 .- 4 4 / 1 0 4' 0 'g.
Anti in to, met,of the tiottergi Asseintity of thin Com.
motored.] th. panned Lilo gd July, IS:III, it in I hurt prodd
ed: '•'That the vl:flitted electors of parte of New fon
Ind Southampton totronhips, In the rounty of Cum.
berlotid, bounded be rho folio,thw linen unit dishes n:
th,Oublo tt a t Li t e A loots lidue, thence along the
line dividing the ton tuthipn of I , l , klnnon and °v. 1.011
ro 0111 tot uplke toad. t hone,' lilting the turnpikO to Con
Ore School Hons.. on field turnpike, In Sonthaninton
township. t 110111 .0 to a point on the Walnut lint tont road
tt Itoyhticlern, Including Iteyintelt's farm, thence in 11
ntra Igh t line to the saw mill of tiro heirs of tieorge ('ls
ver, thence along Prynher'n run to the Adultn county
line, then.e along lire hue of daunt county to the
place of beginning, be, and thk same in hereby declared
a 11 i• W , lid separ.tte election district, the election 1.) be
nehl at the nubile house formerly occupied by NVIIIIntu
M.,xwell, in Leesburg, 600inaloplon
NCYrieS IS II fill IOIIY 01 V EN
That every person er.cept justices of the l'enee. nho
shill hold any ollice or app dotinent 'of profit IY hunt
under the United States or of this State. or any oily or
in,ru•Frated dktrlN. whether is commissioned ofticer or
otherwise, a sulaolinaiu ollieer or ageht„irrlio in or shall
be employed under the 1041,10tiV0, exerul hoe. rir judi
ciary departmentn of l'hie State, or the United Sletea.
or o f e o y c ity or of any ine , oporated al.:tract; and 01,
that any \low her or Ccogres• or of the State t.agisle'
lure. and of the Select or Coulee/0 Council of any city,
or c3rnmisnioner rf loom porated district, ha I. law
1, 0 ,1,1j:0 01 h o lding et eYezolaing at the same time the
nfliee or appointrnell Inspector or clerk of any
olectinri, 01' this Coinwor; wealth, and that no Inspector
Or other 0 nicer of inch election rhall be eligible
to he there voted for.
And the said act at Asaen.bly, entitled an net role
tin.t to tin elections oft his Commonwealth, panned Jul
.1, lbtr, further provides as feline a. to wit:
`• Tint the Inspeetors and jud.,:es shall Inert nt the
appointed fir holding the elei thorn of the dist, let
they re.iin,livikly belong. f•efore !One o'clocl
in the morning of the Second anns.lay in Oct.•her, and
ea,-ii of sold i •t.ars shill app :ins cite rte. k, rho
shall Loa tin:di:le.' voter of said district.
`• In ease the person who shell 11:1\e reoelved the sor
ond highest number or v.)te,, for 109,,,,t0r stroll it. t at
t. roi on the dav of the tileotion. then the person 1,1,
.1,11 hat', 1 . 0 4. 131 . V.1 .tv,r niateher or sot.,
at the cost precede nit ele , ti ill. shell not Insp.. for in
his pace. Nye! in case the person who 01.01 hate re•
calved [lv, hitallcst 1111M1r, ~f V tot; for lospeeti r shall
not attend. the person elected jll-1.4 - e shall app`iiiit ail
Inspector in his f/1100 rani in ease the person elect-•d
judge shell tel attend. the. the inspector who ~relt.
Oil 110 his:hest ri nnher r.l votrs shall app•iint a judge iu
his place, or If any vacancy shall ',wain ue in the boat.)
fir ilvi sp ice of r ne hour alter the tines fixed he law for
the opening of tho ole tit., the qualified .oters or the
township. war..l or di.trl -t for which norli , iftlerr shall
hart been eleotod. present at the place of elet Lin, stall
Woct on e of their number to fill such e ncellCy.
.• It shell be the duty of the several u,snosore of °orb
district to attar, I at the plaoo of exery
spec ill, .10 toiniship election, during the Nei, le Clow
said eleetalu is kept ..pen fir the purpose of givin,
to the inspeoto s end judges ellen railed all
In relation to the r kilt of any th root /0 , 1° , 5,1 1)
'eta at , 1.1 , 11,•10,11,11, or RUEII 141 fer n alters in r,lll
t.1.1(11 , 1 the -LionisSlllollts 01 VP) , era a. , the said itispeatla
o r either of them shall free, tittle to tome ro•tture,
t• N'tt ',era nt shall be pertnithol to Sot, at, at, elortiott
as iir.resal.l. tither tit.tn it irlllte nl2Olll/111 id lite ta..ronl
t W 1,111. 7 ,00 votes sir 111,0. It 11 leSalet Ili the
State at least one year. and in the elortn.ti tin•tact
o 11.1:1-11 use:tore to at lo ,t ton tlarS littiton.ll
preceding . Fuel] eloction, an , t tt , o years paid a
State or count, tax, Much shall hate been a•sest , ett at
leaat tell days bi1i . .11 . 0 the election. But a citizen it the
otteil States %rho has pre, ions)' bean a. 4011,1001,./tet
of this State, and feilliitiititileeoll,lllllilit retill .0,1. lint
‘OlO Slosh] hate .sided in the election t ,thtl tsibt
tines as afortetbl. shall be entitled to vote aft, resist
In this State six, mnth, Prov 1,1,3.1, 'I 'hat tlir
whit', freemen. citizens of the United beta cell
tsar'y , ate amttooyears. oh'hare 111
on tiloction shall be
althou4it tilo . l gnat, n , hate Laid taut,.
••Yo purs.nt shall I o perfulttel °to limn° la
not c ,111a1.1011 in 1.11.1 1141 of taxable fur.
',idled by the Coannis•jorlerl, Unless First. he {:r lace
a reee!pt for the !m.yttrent eithfi two )enf s of a SL
or county tax loqni:.e.l agrxettbls to :11,2
sad .ry evititvhce, calaer 1,11 bit
ileartflim. or the oath or allitlati.” o f nn„th~r that in
1,35 p•d., suet, n ta,t, Cr Oil ta'llure Cu vredhee a ft..,.01.
shall alaail .1h Ili the p.ii.ll,llJt. th.irm,f. So. -.mi.!. 11 '.,
e 1.1.1111 a OL(Lf It 7010 uy ['Ong nu eleitort Leto cll oho
fltj,Al Of twenty bhp unit twenty two oeols Le :41/.1 .•.•
pn+enn oath ur OtTlelll/1,1011 fhlet he hho )0 , 1 , 1,1 tit I.llln
titatn at 100 , 4 0110 yen,. next holere Iris
In ho anal nr eir Fe:holt:nee in the ,11.4,1.• t as is grnr
el ht title act an•l that 110 tl 4.0 e:IIy the
ace itynt elven him, Chet he id the ago nltrs:nl ate)
en ,h other ovI•lonen as to t•eqinitre..l ho tltik zu•t. Ot t , ne
upon the home 0f the p•n•yon thu. adulated t.. •
;hall br itniertotl i t the alphYl etieal Itht its the It hp, -
t ,r 4 end ,11 note niode .•ito theret.. Lr 0,1111., the
toned • to c," If he mull Le ..1.4 "Off, l coOtt` htII
Of !ItIVIIIO oOttl the, shill
n.l•nit tea Gr votoh, tn.s :1 4 co.), tIZO • !101l It 0 c t ollt
c t _f t , t ic thu rlortca n‘..t. a 1,
them,'
.tse4 e totno of the rerun n o t
rotni• and fin thef,nishtel no Coin...lth
et me, ,IF
ere., e•r.:nr hit right to r to rt het), t h . tc.
r I. It Tel ..10 ;11i t
It oll.lit elull the Ic+.l,,ter, tl,
I.l exethine
p-ttloll O , nth a, to 11to till.l.llltt•alitoto end I: hr elrns
to hove the `lute hr iie y r:11 .0 Itic le
otcf It ;than I Stlfftelel.f. 1.1,0 thelt , .l Int
in the prunl I, at least onto competent wit neh, it he
ttt.‘ll he a (Walt lied elector. that he lotlt re,ntl.tl in the
,Inhn rirt for rivet: than too clap; neon
I oe tat II 01.08 '0 !Ind shall sivq Illthectl/ Otcrot tint
hi s ieino title rehnlenco, lu pnrsttence ut trio le, (W. tell.
,11.1 is In Raid difdliot, tchil that Jr did tint iwm 11 liar
3,1 .1).-It1,1. for the Intl pos. , of voting then eln
•• 1.1 ery pork,. itualnied us at . ..1 - es:lid, snit v. ht. k h r li
pr „d. it Taint] ed, of the residence nud ray
mow lit taxes at uhdcratl, shall Le asiniitted ir vs tr in
fin• l wirshlik s, , rdistrirt In a hi. li his, ail side
•• 11 111) Inn soh vindl pies elit . 1 111A...111d ti f N., 1
onirin nl nny elr• ti , I, nrob r this art from bi lith'it
.n 11 . iri , r nnt,n any hie in
11,ner n
ni• ,1 int niiirt. or linprtperl) 11 n it, v
lino 111 the I's , 'tit 1.11 nl tell tint v. tr chill l i i
Hih eI tnv 11V( 1 1.110 to any 0 10,1 ,1 1 a4,n tlr
, an. , - n.ll Le ho , :dlnt - , or shall notch t.
I ei,•tt or shall use at) Intl: ti
Lirci. I'l4 lettre. pithti. u ,
it; v Cr.n or trt int eLt hl iii 'tire vn
tin; nr to 1 esti oic tar trend an id chin nt such pt•r
sh.ol Le hoed in any snot n• t enneeditin
r 1111 . 1 [l.O not
1! .. .,‘ tt.s, itnr tire than I. ire lte inntitlin and if it
1, 0 k hror i t to Coin t. a here the t 'O4 01 suite otlence
Eh: , II lin I. i th it the p•ritii nllau , li lig wits not a
resilent ntr, ward, diati•let or tilt 11104 1 1 110r0
th e intent, WILS a - mit tod. and not ont.tiod to vole
thoroitt, then nit tatovtetlint he shall tin f•011t011, 0 d to
pay a fair , ir not Inca than 0110 11111011 , d nor 11,10 than
0001.10,1,111 id dollars. and lie imprisoned Lot less than
slc mini this nor 111 , 0 e then two years.
•• If any pmx :11 p , •rvrns Shall maks any bet or wa
g .7 nl,•m ths 1,5n1t of any olselton Withln the Corn
Wlb,“‘ a,,lth, or moll otfee to make any such bet or wn
f••r. elthel I.y ye, bat thereof. or by any
rit , pr pi jutted adios ttsemo• t. rhallongo or fns Ile
a n y tv,,ger, open cons
there , l he or thov shall r..rfelt and pay three times the
nln:.unt sn Let or to be bet.
Ii any pervnu n o t 15 livx qualified, shall frauds
vote at soy ,•lectt , 11 of this C.llllllloroiralih, or
tieing otherwise shall rote rut of his proper
ilisirlot. or If ion pct Yin knowing the want at such
quit'lficasions, shall aid or procure such person to vote,
the-peismi nil - ending, shall, on conviction he fined In
any sum lost exeoeithig two hundred dollars. nod lie
linprisoned tot any term not exceeding thou mouths.
If any porson shell vote at more than ono election
district, or otherwise fraudulently vote more than once
on the sales day, or shall fraudulently fold and deliver
to the inspector two I.l , kam together, with the Intent
Illegally to vote, or shall procur, another to do so, ho
or they offending, shall on conviction be tilled In any
sum not less than fifty nor more than fire hundred
dollars. and ho imprisoned for any term not less than
throe nor morn than twolre months.
" Irony person not qualified to vole In this Corn-ion
anith wzroonhly to law, (oxerpt tho sone of qualified
citlzrus,) shall appear nt airy place of election for the
purpose of iniltioncing tho citizens qualified to vote,
he shall on conviction forfeit and pay any suns not ex•
rooting one hundred dollars for every such offence, and
ha Imprisoned for any term not exceeding thrro months'.
Agronsidy to tho provisions of the six tyilret scat inn
of the wild art, every Gnnerel end Special Elect...nutshell
bo oponed between the houre of eight and 101 In the
forurizon. a:11,1141i cent:into wittout Interruption or
Inifo l ctrninent fin til.ooven in Vie ei‘uning, when
the polio shall bo closed.
And the judges of the respective nistri,:ta aforesaid
aro by the said not required to meet a't the Court Muse
In the borough of Carlisle, nit the third day after the
raid day f election, tieing Friday, the nth day of Au
gnat, shoe end Ilion., to perform ; tho alloys roquired
thorn by low
Given under toy hencl, at Carlisle, title 28th day of
Juno. 1804. • ' `•
J. TIIOIIPSON lIIPPEY, Sheriff.
,?n'y 1, 19(4
yelerlua)ry Eurg,cry.
TQ FARMERS AND HOEHILDE.tI43IO.-
Lill. ,SIIIFFEUT, the eelebra
ted Veterinary Surgeon, of Chamberaburg
where ht, has boon practising sucCossfully for the list
sixteen years, respectlully infer ma the, citizens of Mr.'
Halo and vicinity, that be has permanently located. in
this place. for the porpoho of operating upon DISEASE:O
Milt:4ES, and pledges himselrto•cure meat dlseinles
that this noble, animal is subject to.' De c Area Wet&
111.1 d INUluti byos, if the nerve to not ei octedi ho con.
demos cutting !look s out of the gland of the Rye; it, le
generally done by melt who' tin not understand the
anatomy or diseased, ear inknflcalWatment or the horse,
or they Would never do It. IL , nudersianclathbrough.
ly the treatmil6r and cure of Bone and Bog' Sparta;
Bing Bone Curbs can be relieved from their lameness
without bleinishlnit the horse; Callousee, Poll Evil, Fri
etas, Snraina..and'ill'internal on well as,external
Mos% areillso siircessfully treated, Old horses ' unable
to grind:their rood; dean have their tooth orerated upon
so that they ran oat equal to rote. All Mares that
'cannot foal can be greatly assisted by him.
'NICKING and DOCKING, alt !Wahl or npotorod
nc
.) es eon be co tinted by blur Bagdad opayattooa
e
dio r ntlfically parformed by him, ' Farmers echo cannot
leave their horses can get Medicine and di. cottons for
using It. lie charges nothing for examining a horse,
therefere, bring on your erloptss.. Mao the !poet
manageable, kicking, halting or runawaY horses and
colts, broke to harness'.
SIIIFFERT has, during the last, year bennpidn•
dint vatertoary sumo:arm sevcrartorrala of the army,
where inshaahad frorty2ooo to 300 dlticalied aud.crfp•
pled hor r aae atwier bis charge; Re Nvipngs it wlectitoad
that within the,lastielateen.yeare_man v
y heratorhaJe
— demo - under:filaifothielliat have been Infitled by tititb
treatnierd from the halidd r ef Men flint hare.-no know,
ledge of either tillatouty on discasea, ormodicattreet , ' ,
went of the great peony or tbot.,borooa be
,411 a cuied.atter they havehSairtirttgi4b*lneh'!: oo o , .
Carlisle; May 20, 1,504.30.\ : •
AN DK EROl.ll4tl • •Tieili,! Stoke,
tißoborik,, o;ispeudoi4; trAder 6 1 114 t!,. Drlrk.P o ,p
v l o itucirul p.go!tniqiwc..4 bn fOund at
IFA AC LIVIDiobT.
1400 . 4p.i.0yer Zfreot Oti.'
To the Fhblie.
T WILL guarantee to send on the rep
icoint of ono,ifollar„ by roturn mall, a highly ail.
orod I , botogiaph nrany ono tatlorito Genordl of tbo
Tja"°l
• Station It. Poet Office.
zone 24, 18r4-3t.
FU It It Ev T .—The Store Room,
HMV., end Lot. well I , noire NY the 0 Whit" !louse
Poet the \Veleta Bottom Meld, nbo.lt a UVull
11111 U% neFt Of Apply to.
,lonaln,
.1 , 014 --.4tv GerliNle.
Pri rate Sale
Thtt crlher ,%fr,rB nt .dent. pain the follntainz
to South :tildlcilet,n
'tt: titr r0.t ,1 lu.t.ilnt InNt '';:atni. A her,tra 'mill to
P.t:t.tt-L. t nt•Jl, no tr l'r.tighttitdtt :
110U.11 .1.V1) 1.,07
TI, bnuse 11,4 storks Iltgh,
t fins about. THREE AcitE,, Part of which
,rltn rd l'o'rPnrifi wishing fn rfolv tiell'proriert.),,, d o
ten by calllilt; uu tao•subanrlbnr ros1(11og on.thn
on JACOB a/ PE.
3t.
THE OLD FLAG!
A (3 A.1111 ) AION PAP.EIt FOR TIIR
1 - I . I'EOPLIf, i1f , v0t..4 to tho Election of. LINCOLN
and 101lNjt1N, iff , ooff and riff ffuum, and the Right of
utirlu , f• U, 00r brave : 4 01.1iors. will he isethei On tho
t of ,I iy, and workl, tio-r.a:ter until the full ro
tut,tn of the PI estlential i , •Aeetioi, ran he given, from
the office of tho FaaNICLIN itIiPUbITORV, Cbstoboreburg,
01,n PL.o will enntahl Portralin of Lincoln.
.lhnnon and other Eminent met: )tap. of Ilattlos add
11.,ttio•iwl,1,. and %ill Uri° retort tleAs or II roll Copper
le until thrfr deri'Fo ve cicient In N. , vom her next.
IL 11 111 of, A ill,ltiY printed pilfer of Invent) culuFand.
TERMS-CASH IN AIIV.INCI
One ('eps , 50 cts
In 0%1 ies to 0110 ildt - CSO i.' 4 5e
20 " u .. .. S nu)
3. ) ~ r. r. )0 !,0
511 4 " !! 55 00
41,1 :.i.t. tho ssme rate ;,:.0 coma per cs py) ter any
numis, ors r fit'; y.
ti Let t.VPI y evilest Union man at once commence
t 0, for oh Ito roadin to nel.Aninn hood, so thht
all the nuolbers ca. , he secured.
first rum bar will contain a Portrait or Pros
!den t Llucul n , and the .econd -will contain a Portrait
of A oil.
Address bI ' CLUIU & MINER.
Chainherbburg, Pa.
JONES II 0
C:orytop of Mitt - Ito. St. & Mnrket Sceztt.”,
Il '", ''
H. C
=I
Notiro In horeLy given that nu n,,,,,,ament of ' , ix per
rent han"b••• a 1. , 1 , •,1 l•remionl Lwionging to
hi, Company, 1111151 in force on thy sixth 01 Malch,
Iht4.
'rho members of this rotntrnnv ore hereby reaped
fully rrq itr •,) ro pay Choir ro•p.'.tire pro rntne to the
',Usurer i.t roll Cuini , anv, or his authorized agent,
within Floe') J.) s nom tlin o,tiee
fly no - der of the Board,
.hrilN T. UItEEN, Z. 4 er , y.
CIRCULAR.
111F1'. .P..l' TII PENN.II . I.I A 'CIA IZESERNES•
11.‘ t U., rt'E:peel f ully an
-lAtorunce that they have it' ;nervation a ilißto'ry
Of the l'enro - y , ,nnil lien rrytor fr on Il.,err
to the I :kph .CP•ti of their lerlu of Fell /CO
win ..0111,1 . 111 11.1111 CS of R. I the Officers
and I% .0 e..d the roe I,N—choir proof, •fl.Plis. CPcUaltled
a..d do,. h..r ,o,oor. u uipy ms .4 inch-camp
I rho and t heir KSllon , er .hiey mr...nrs in the many hot.
Coo , 'lt oho h the, have 1.6 m, part---all derived from .
ollo•ra I ff lot fltltlft•ffflo •
ill-tor or riot l'eflrr..ylv Intel Rea , rven will he In
One Voe onto of CC r prz.cs, Oct," size, neatly prrot - ed on
goo p atal 114011 , t ioliy hound in block Goth,
eoolaionnl , 0 ( 0 • 1 er , grn , hog of the'latnonted If ey
and 0,‘,. ai tl o .. t “or . urtirl. (‘,ll, first I Ceofllllloll3flell
the fortiffiti“o orthzf I ff oh, corps.) anti
writ be sold out, t,y suhse'llptioll. It will he ready In
A u,ust Pri.....—.',l,hit.e._l)ollara per ropy.
he Pol,ii.hern feel ciihMloot Unit the Jost pride
hrett et ery Iranian wont enter:mn for the
brat o men ,11,..1•• galialft iff - hleVelfleilto and patriotic
ds, :won, fur .• The Ilnitory"
get,erout. at.o Roy t I, r.ception,
‘.= Publiqhers.
t king St, Lancaster.
". lien. Agent,
June 3,
1, 1 .1 I R 'l'l II; C )18 11 LA N D
i,k 11 . A , , , R1C1 \I, )(2; ET V,
(Ito toll, .1 ti, , . AgTicultur
,11 / t at, Ow +co lat 4, tho f,.110 , r •
tub 1, II .A 4
111,1 ti 1 1 5 that thn .lgricultural
A • 1 1 111, "t WA!, rlllli 01.1
.I.ty t.. 10,. 0 ol•
nwttw.
it hel , l ~11 ti wine I. ' l . lday, tho 12th,
u...• 1 /111 of , /e , ohnr.ls ,, l. t , ../ %%Lich al/ our cltiTtills
LLltci • It IA allj , allotiq, c...uriti,s are it,tt'
11.1 to tile Ullll•. • •
thnt . . l . I. ‘%. hula
, 1 1.•• 1 o.dte •In to .
nll ;lei. 85.),:
thee!, err pettr r t Ir., the we !deg
I:.rerri ' rtterj. 1 / et ti. rt le) PtlbliSbOa
D. S. CROFT, ct'y
Al., I'ol-3';
•
t TIIE I'.‘llH .NI.INTII.I.AEM
"%, No. 92 4, Chestnut St ,
N ,%$
MANTILLAS and CLOAKS
A 1,, Sl.ll\li 41114 all NI \INIc \RV ENTS, ,f ear
o X 1.1.14 C tV, re LltoNt. and In great
..5 PIIOCTOII & Cn ,
Th Faris Mantilla Emporium,
col 2 CI(L•STNUT Sireet
PHILADELPHIA.
United ,t3tes 5 percent 10-40 Loan.
I, 11 , —r e rl! prepared to I'm nish the iu-4G
I, - CA :-tat., Loeh authorized by the net ef
:id, 1-.1 caller 0 , Cner o 3 Bon& ' a.
)1, nniY Vin d4o3.ootinatons of VA), $lOO, $5OO,
3.00, !Id slo,ovo
rl,•• mid $lOl, Conde be payable
arinuilly son.. all 0•11, It , •6l.initiAtnn benn-normally
In 001,1 .L . l In-or dot, Ito 01, Itt 1/034 and
NI the 0,11,171'0 l f the Govern3loo3l 81
t. r to enuan..l yl I. 3 sore Nom ditto 1.. uln
'Anti 133t,rebt at 5 pO,-,3nt per annual
lt' it \l, CaaLl or.
Co. lisle Depnelt Bank, April 2;301.11034,
GREAT RUSJ
1 1 , T Ogilby's Cheap Cosh Fiore foi his
J eerivsliod .tflek of Chirp Goods. Just rorirned
from the city Al.llll/ girth a hose • of
DRESS GOODS,
An the now xrt les. Silk and Cloth MANTLFS, Meek
Silks, loss than city prices. f.:loaut plain and figurA
aa:szfrAtillellitZ6lMlSlZZEMEM
IYIOURN ING GOODS,
Potnhnzlnoq, Wool do Lalnec Bareges, brow , I%forott,
Mo,;:an bhp)°, llyma /apt, 111aelc nod IVhitol3arego and
Crape Morott for la, Tureen Cloth, Mourning Sat:
teen, Crape Coll,tru, sr.
Liids, Cloths for Cloabs. vary clmp. CLOTHS and
CAS:.INII.III , .S. Moslios, Calicoes, Gingham& &e.
Porchasors are requested to call cud examine thin
Stock of Goods. Otis motto Is, •'short profits cud quick
Sales" for the cash.
Now Goods rocolving almost dolly at the cheap store
West Mutt streot, nearly opi ache thus Depot.
Slay 13. C. 0011,LIV, rue.
WINES op LICLUOIiS.
SOUTH. HANOVE.R. STREET, CAULIRLE,,
IUF undersigned, sueeer,.or to George
1 Winters, would ,oepartfully inform his friends
and the nubile gene; ally, that ho In tenth, to maintain
the eitarnetur or the above hot:mums heretofore. and will
keep constantly ou baud a kript atliturltnk..lnt of
11.11,AND1RS,
(.11\R,
1 4 r.
c.,
wLIZA hn can soll An cheap as Any othor catahlislacnout
lu I'arll3.lo, ti not cheaper..
Are- coUuty I.Anclinrds will find this the place tc
buy their.
HINES' AND LIQUORS,
• lloth 3n regard to quality and price.
Ills stock IA large e,lid well selected, and he Invitee
a call befal.] purchallng elsewhere. lternemler the
place. :South Ilanwier street, directly opposite the oll'ol
-untear -"Printing MeV, old stand, (Carlisle.
pril 21; 11544-..-tf. - D. P. II AZiWRON.
18420 . PERPETUAL.
FRANKLIN . •
FIRE tNsurtANCE 1601,10,11:
OF
})HILADELP I IL~•
ASSETS
ON JANUARY L 180,
M 451,849 .
CAPITAL
Arcito D SURPLDS,
INVESTED PSEAIIMIS,
15nerttlod'dlaims•
LOSS PAID PINC'?
1C5,000,00,0.
riIIPETOAL AND TI.IIIIPORADY POLIOLES ON
LIDERAL. TY,lt3l.s. • •
. .
•
• - .l.tixitrACTOO.s.
.01hrt1.n9 N. nANclißir is'A:to
TUBIARWAGNER., ED WARD PALE,
',SAMUEL UItANT, - • • , ONG. 'WA LEA( •
JACOB R. BAtITIT,. •, • ' 'A LtoltEnlirrmat,
GEO. ItIOIIARDS,,• FRAS. 1;;..,1,RWL3,
%CHAIM/if Nfi
Jon . . w .t ruitl) bitii.,3l•l; V lei, I.'rqdq.. •
. ,•
XcALLISTLR, Nue,
. .
• A. L. sroptazinn,
I. Oatileilo PA.
Yttas . o.lB - -1,881-9140. ' • ' •
•
(7111.01,0 r,
- • :ttettkolVtlz'
.
'
FSTATE'NOTIPE:.' ' ''-: '-' - .k •.. ~... ..
Aotters testatnent,try.-'on - tbi e • State eNtnrifs i; -"
hapley, Sc., deceased; /ate 411" the IliiroFgli oft.bisrlieds.
hay's b,e.sri /tithed by thelfogiaterot.ttquibcrlandortic..
CY, to the subscribers, the Ores hinicid'llrlnk hilaulon,
toTte, 51d , and the had tanned In Anndpnlie. Id AD
pardons Indebted' to WA estate 17111 Ptak° .lanre late . i
payment: acid thosd hitving_pltdres will present t tri.‘i
properly ahthentlated, for sittiament to Charles 9 p-' ; s
ley, or Carlisle. ' . 1.1. FIrAP.GRY.
.t ii. P: - Jc?dilbtN ; "(
. '-- . • - .at:'o. s,
June 3 t 18c4
T) ,
ISSOLIJTION'':OP.. PAItT.E
YR
Sill P. The copartnership turetofordpalstltik ((e.tween the undersigned under the name of UtioAfly
Grea,em, Is this day dissolved. The ligniutor-prl
lade firm are In the bands of,Jerepgahcily/er,,reEla . C ',P..‘
In reribde, for collection.. • /
All persons ludehted to the firm, tin& bicili4oF. , p
Ir. I ITIA eirtileat it, are reqnested to en, it andAiettld4Vith.4Z.-
him at once, • - WILLIAM LINE
JERllifittritlTGLS4Xl,
JOAN 6BEAI3Oft. -
'Ntny 31, 1.804,—0t
ST ATE: NOTICE. •
jf.ettera testamentary on tb , ,..stlte,./ditllefl
11 . 0.0111, /ate of Nionrob township; 4eett ; ,' Itatec
/Mood to the Pllbscr lbor by tbe Itegiater o*Curebiti,lens
vette ty. residing in the sarn4;totenalitp. ,, Alt *TON,
, ndotited to data estate Win fionkd lmptorytnto payment, • '
ihoue having elnirmilrill liroaent'tliporprOollr,'
d
u t.outlcAt. for settlement to
-
DAVID DAVID WESTFALL.
jlltIff::<,18(14-et*
1 4 -I STATE NOTIOPi,
‘4 Lvt ter*. of Admintstrat4o,q op
T. NS Illhoom, 4.,te of t4%;,Polnipror
have hetot hitiod•bk ttoßds slot or.cistAerliuktl'co 12-
ty. to the subsariber'l}vlng Jr;
dobted. to said estetO ; wilt nittith Immedlatelihytritut r; ,i
and those having elejithr tvlittPrpient thein-fOt;ll,O.t.tfo•
rot. • 8:
Juno 10,1804-6 t. . •
• .
. .
F 4 FOR 11.11 NT:. ,• .. • % . ..,.i - 1
A desirable residence In littnpvetltrept.; Citillaftr-la
nen r the Second ereskyleriau 0 /4lare* : .: lo.oY,f°:;-lt'Pil:l .- - l .
U. Miller.
MitY 21,
WORD TO TIOIVIS.B
All perBou6 who nro by lair - rig ulro to taire'dut,,
I,i,ervYo. 6 rf . . rnquestful to tato out tb tqonto on Or NI::
for. tiro trsi - day. of July, nail
H. S. tUTTER, dot!ett4
a'.,.
Carli,lr, Juno IS, 1864-3 t •
VOTIOE TO THE PTJILTAJ.
Whoreos raaret bag aastunaii niyatattra - . 4 ;
.
and loamy to be logally !marled to my' and is: paaaltas,ir:
wiro, now do hereby fritifrrn'tho,pablia - thrA„:
Rho
In not my win, and that I wan ,niavartnAirrierl
her.
ail o uttals:lstpouovag::
"• •',.; "' : , .qt:. 1710
; r,t;
3,1^
; ' • -q is, illlflititrifhthedtartitilill — Bilf • rj.
to •,
' Admr'x of Bainuol A:.Thiteratleit.. • t
Juno 13, 181.4.
Crpil.le. Juno 10.:7564
l•;tb, Isl 4
Buggy 'fOr - Sale. ,
% FIRST RATE Baggy; :neary
. c-ne
u prior rain Enyolre W. 0. sawyer;
„
I here just recelvdd lareto 'addition of now and
seasonable 00...d5. Also, a splendid Pllk
o,.sts and Basques, frost :40tv:Tbelt:
I wpior I , :natiaal Skirts, all kinds and -colors, -
Ice ClOl.l. and Casein:lords, CarrietsOfteldtbe, Mad:
flues, Additions or new goods constantly reenlyed.-.•
May • W. SI..WYEIt,
A Joint Resolution proposing certaitt• ,
Amendments to the .Constitutiou.',
J)1; it resolved by the Renate ,4nid'fionin
of IteprottentaLtves tbd
syivanto io cioueral Assembly met, That the followinit.
ntnetottr.onth bo proposed to the Constitution tor,.theic , : ,
00111,1 C U ealt h, to accordance With the provititoOf..pc - 7—:-,.--..
the tenth article thetrOf:'
Thee shell leo an additional section to tho
tide of the Constitution, to bo dosbgniitod as iectletti;:, ;
fur, us fastest
.• htcrtex 4. 'Whenever any the„druilified . silegtiens
of this Com mon w th, OW) to Pa e. , PY'
service, under a requisition from the President_eflbl*';'.,,..
Unit,•,l .?ta tea. or by the authority of tatis,CohnhOZ
wealth. e.uch electors' may exerditethe'right of efilfrigO ,
in all nl:c I ions by the citizens, under stielf ‘ repititilinc•
as are, or shall be. prescribed by lasi, Its fitllZ . Afthert
we, prise -t et their usual place et •
Lei Fax :I, There shall - be two additinnal
the rieltelett er•Jele of the Constitutionrto
noted ns sect lent eight, end tithe,. as • •••;•
Si.ct'ori 8 No bill shall be,passed.by
turn, containing more tliellitifloplltrileti WhieVerziPhwt , '.
,lesr.y expressed in the tikle, except appnzrle,toh
bills"
crenz 0. No bill sheltie - 4i prised by the tegialatilri'f.i):,
grin Clog any powers, or privileges'; In any ease, izhertz
the nu Lee ity to grant peach powers, or prlvicigeeilAsti
brew, or in.ey hereafter be, conferred' up-te:the couttit_
of tills Ousuin4invealth." 1. I.lkl,NltY C;
Speaker of the Douse of.Reprosentatires,
°lnc.?. PIAININEY,
Speaker of the senate,
01;1,:c of ;lie Secretary of - the C017237i0.1/Milifki
,f •
( ~ .crioty•t ft; t. ,
•, • •
f Lan .1 AP), E.t LIMO t. t • •
F. 4 1 7•faiy bond and caused the etd,.of .
itery's'oa eto bb the • 6<= above written. Biir -
Secretary. of tho-gortunhowtalth:
The 'store Reso'ut lon having been 4 igt..iair_aby a .-
nullo , iry of the member Et-of erieh Muse, at two suqcess•
drr see.,t .ne of the (loners! 4esembly of this ()entreat' ,
wealth, the proposed amendments will Do subeettl6dlo •
po, pie, for thrlr adopt/0u rejection;•on'the'Stok
Tut er ,• OF A UOU ,iu the year. of our Lord ono thew'.
nod el i ;ht t,umired and ehttyfoo4,lii acenfdancd with
the pro, lf,h. as of tha tenth article, of the Constltot4.o,d,"
and the act entttlwl Act-proscribingfli4 tfarefalfd7
manner of sobnilellng to the poop's, for theft , opprovat
and rot; ft Atlon or rejection, the proposed'ambikeents
to the C matt t u fain , ' approved the the : - XwelitY third
day ul il, ono thonsaud eight Iftindied and sixty' ; •
foot. • • fai - sureat,
Secretary pe tab ,Contmonwealtb.:
A 7,1 2V. 1543..4.—t1. • •
10-40 LOAN` 771 -
OF VI E UNITED STATEE,
First National Bank of Carina.' . ~..
r1 .1 1)1S Bank designated as a depciiita
1 and Financial agent of tho United States - basbe
appointed to receive sub6criptichte on aCcount.oPth '
United States Loan antbm lord by tetk of Starch 3,..1804;
These Bonds are redeemable at' the. . Ploasure of tbu S
government lifter ten years, and paYahloterOyfartr - -
)
from date In coin, with intemstat 0 percentll7o;i p.):1
Man) in coin, and are hen from all tozatiopl • .-c. ' ,! , • . ,
'Subscribers a 11l reMecceither ItrafOrro ,, m'c4sl,l '
Bond., re thny may prefer.="
ectstorCd lb nits off be Istnret`d of the dons
it ltracil r
....
lions of so, $lOO, scr»,sl.l:Yors6,ooo and sloStianft., - .' :
Coupon Bonds of the den.dialnatiorla r bf sae, facia;"o-.!
And SLOW.
The interest of tb , dso' and PM 740 - eaeleain•shie , ..
annually. on all nib t denominations eetiliar -,-• ppetly. ' '' :
Sul,crthere are ontttled to litterest.•frign - thwdatcoef'
their deposits with the Bank nod Banda :011: bit. salty : ,`,, ,' '
ered free of charge, The amount of subaertidlombiar -
he dap' sited In U. a notes or National Aapk,kiotetWn . 1 .
In optional with . Mibscribers to par the aordedinterest, ~ • - ',l,
from Sato of Bonds (March 1sO;•18044 (MAP , . ittfulto , :' % ';'•
bonito drawing Internet from the date of,:em , elobsiml-p!-
flan end deposits, If the latter arerprafttriptlMOß? , • ',
Crow which intorest will accruolf coupoo ol 4Cottlf, • :' .4
bp stamped upon the test oaupon felling dUctibre9l4fte4 , , ,
and it registered bonds, 'such 4atW, be bt
e WW, 1 4
tbo body of the bond.
.1. 0. /10 ;',fn basUier : - '
April 13, 1804
.'' ' 9ar - .•
IL 8. 10-40 .1101VDS:
fiESE Bonds are Issited Linda- the
'Act of Congress of Metretrlttlt.lBB4, whteb pileitititt .
t at all bonds issited under this act abut' tteek.X.SitlPT.
19 . 0031 TAXATION by or urodor any etttesor tuttnle(Pal
authority. Subscriptions to them Bo
qA a aro ,reettived.
in Belted States notes or doteit Of Nattottal Bonita.*
They see to be REDEEM ED,IN COIN, at tho'Veta,r.'
of thellovernment, at any ilerlod not hiss tlntft tr .
more then 5. 1 1, : , years from their date, soil until
redemption Piro Per Cent Interest will hu`pahl r
on bonds of not near pop httudtoddollarsanntu
on all other bonds earal:ntlittAllt. 1.3 b Interest
able on the drat days of 111a.f. twigleptemhgt.i, . - ~...
year.
Subsoribors will receive elther.ilealAter4ittOr CoPPon '
n s
Bonds, as they may profi t , .hell t;jrca howds - ttre rtt--
~
corded On the books of 4bs 4- 8, 'tessu.son-stba can be . - , ~....
transferred - only oe tho owneett e. don -...,..4t open , flotida " 4f - -,
are payable te,. bearer, and's. 4.,..era 034.110!11013V,Nr., ', r
. .
Coln In era/ I used.) t
Huhaeriborta to this loan thn leave V 60441011 if-bpv7, , , - ,
log their bonds draw Intereat.flym 6181.4 Id, by parr
..
log the aerrued interest in coln— ( or lu,ltititraztatate'i ;,,-,t.
notes, or the notes of NationalliAlkfiiliddiail 01,11 V,
cent for promihnt,) -- 'alrg b'eti!Atltr46llqo . ~,_
from the date of s'
d
bonds orb •BXB' , I
TAXATION, tied
pet.conft per awl%
I n .c.,!xthtte P0rt . '.... 9)
At'Alto present
OVER BIGHT pat
ctival mnvenlonco
vestment. . .
- -‘ It is believed tl
meets to lenders
bonds, "In all 01
or ability of Prilyt
rate COMMI:11111,431
for the debts of tl
of the country la
prlorlpal end , tett .
These bonds tut
pp to any snagrill
made equally eve
begOStrarlltatllit
at any moment,'
the I ntSrese:..
It IrAy km useful
Intel In tided both
test is payable ir
• was $708.965,000.
.Vn,itio Steal yeah
touts rodeo no In gt
,Itme SOO, 18per04,
$100,000,000 a
• It WII4 be aeon
.of the 13 - everrune
of the Transurerf
the recent:tatter
+lnoue!, rfetqta-1
briportationa; to,
IlitatruetiOtte V
agopta nets not
Margit 26, hut It
(done fiveraged t
seripttot a wlll bi
010005
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lacom ihrIAB-1
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km 1,1 4 .01 „ZsTitle
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throimb4ut:Atio.
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mat 16 4 ,c 4% fiVll5
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