Zitg r4Z, (1 Y": 777 14.1,110 CARLISLE, PA. FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1465 S. M. PETTENGILL & CO., N 0.37 Park Row. New York, ni) a (I State St. Boston, aro our Agents fi, the lIER . ALI n chose cities, and aro authorized to tato Advertise eats and Subscriptions for Ile st nor InweSt rates. The Union County Committee will meet at the office of the Chairumm on !-iaturday, August 10th. Important busi ness will be brought before the Committee, and it is desired that there bo a large atten- 11S2 INTERNAL REV EN I' E I:h.:CU:1(0;e Commissioner has decided that " w here a par tition of real estate between joint or tenants in common cannot be made without being detrimental to the interest of the parties concerned, and the court orders the referees to sell the land at public auction, and a deed of the same is made to purchasers, such deed must be stamped as other deeds. There is an actual sale, and a valuable consideration passes. The stamp all process does not cover the deed." " Where a mortgage is MreeloBed and special execution issues. the land is sold the 'sheriff to rire — lMAiiruMiii'lu:stnt;edlitrg other deeds." The aoromissioner has also directed that where a mortgage contains a power - of at torney to sell, it is subject to n stamp duty etc a power of attorney, in addition to the duty required, upon it as ft mortgage.' THE SLAVES OF BRAZIL—T/I(.l'i , tire at present, the Paris Debrds r marks, but two countries in the world claiming the designs, tion of Christian. in which slavery still ex• ists. Forty years back, England freed her self from that dreadful lePr ,, y: and in 114-IS France followed the example. The United States and Holland I ave nuu dime lhv c.o, so that Spain and Brazil are the only slave holding nations. The insiitutdm of slavery is tent so liniv,r,ally rept , bated in all (dvi lized Slates that the two count rie, just named most. before yield to the eurrent tel proclaim emancipation But which of the two will take the lead Y thir eotemporary is of opinion that it tr ill eventsin that country indicatingthaLast rong feeling against .davery is making itself felt there, inasmuch as movements in the Brazi lian Senate, looking to the exLincLiun ui the curse, have already taken place. El).—Tll4. Col It.gp, W:1 , 11I I 1;4(101. Itt Wit,hingten, and 04,1',011, at C1111.11 , 1,111'2:. in this State, have been united tinder the sate head; and the di-dintruedied divine Ile nottEaT .1. !tat:. K It I I). I).. lirnluch , 11:0; bicn eleeted hy the to the pit..idene, et . the (fellege, and hit, - cepted. Under tho, it ctii n and ...titre'. et Dr. 8., and with a VILCIllt\ tilt. lira order of intellect in th.• cenntrN, the —Cellego..l IVanhittgten and Jefrer,en" lin.- a brilliant career bectire AND II A \ 11.1 N I'.‘IIINi i t)ti tiANs.—\u one who hear , thy, in will be surpri,e I at the Nery strong I'a% with which they are egardial ht the leading organists. Their quality of tone is .0000, ..... ',ous t pure. tool ,yiniintliette; while t hey lin ilinlllClllllt V 1 ,111 1 .111. of tune Ln any private In.u , n, and quite ,nilicient Inn Sinnll(.l* (iUriie, and Int" ,ncli Indis as air 11q1Itilly onetipiod by Sunday \ iz h all ti 11..., their capacity Ila• expro,it)n \v/aI- Llerful, exceeding in -mac re-pects et ell (11,1 of Ole largc,i and ibnSt curtly Thk is tnni ilv otrecb.d by tbi• i ittdoct or :1 well, opf•l'llt , d 111,c , 11 all 1.11(11'1'1y which gile , the te , riamier \ cry efficient cwitrt,l the olr•., Le lu,alLlct•.:. 1110(101'11te \\ 111( . 11 t 111'y ILro and ,pitcy thpy .A.cury, arc i 1111,11 1 .- 1.1111 l 'WIWI:IC:LI 101 \ 1111111g4, in the,' 111,till- menu.—New 1„r;, rri Al.r.ctct•:u BANK NOTE. Thi. editor of the 1/oyle,town De,ouriftt lie, Even iu \‘ 11 11 $2O note altered from it $l, tin the Rank of Montgomery Oountc. datod n nary 2, I 'Cute work ''once' on the margin is blotted out with it pen and the word,. iione dollar'• in the form of a halt• circle are extracted either by scraping or chemical process, and the words "twenty dollar,," primcd in the sante piaci.. This part is well da', lint the fi gure on the upper corner of each end is poorly executed. It is well caletrlated to decei ve tho Lie not :wow:tome(' to handling intailt money, as the plater a now one. Look out for it. FA I LURE OF THE - A TLA NTH' TELEGRAPH BLE—The steamer Cuba, which arrived on Wednesday, brought the unwelcome in telligence that the insulation of the great A t !antic Telegraph cable was lost at sonic un known point on the 29th ult. r when seven htun'red miles or it had been laid by the Great Eastern. on her eighth day out from Valentin, and that consequently communi cation between the monstor vessel and the shore had suddenly ceased. The cause of the accident had not been learned 1,1,m the Cuba left Queenstown, on the evening of the 30th tilt. DAUPIII N COUNTY.—The Union Conven tion of Dauphin County met in Harrisburg on Tuesday, and, nominated the following ticket ; Henry B. Hoffman for the Legisla ture; John %V. Simon ton, District Attorney: Colonel E. G. Savage, County Treasurer; Jacob C. Milleisen, County Comi»issioner ; Preston Miller, Cminty Surveyor; Thomas Wooley, Coroner ; H. Kelker, Director -of the Poor, and Daniel Brua, Auditor. }lenry Thomas and Colonel Thomas Free land were appointed RepresentatiVO dela gtv'tds to the Union -Convention. —The Miners' Journid is publishing the incomes of persons liable to the Tncome Tax in .Schuylkill county, under the Internal Revenne•Lnw. Among them are found some large yearly incomes for instance. ; Wm. A. Johns, of St, Clair, 164,512; Wm. Poves Blythe towaship," $127,658 ; Fro 1103 W. Hughes, incoMeis $.11,749 ; Geo. W. Snyder, $67,1)92 ; P. - 11f." Shearer, $513;613' TOWer, $3llA5'; Jos, S. Tetersen, James Sillimari, $:9,G52-; and nfany.ether rangifig, from ten thousand upwards. Buta-pration of the - county has been - pnblislr i eW ffirs the high price of' coal which the- poor man , haS• beeri compelled to pay for' , four- years past; anything to do with the enoimous ox .tgnt of these incomes ? , . • . . It. haying been JcpreAetited.' pie , §6e r , retary of 'tlier Interboi ,;111nsioli' is,urlbcaltliy at certit'iri : Seasons.' of ttic year,. tbc Com inissioner: . of lags as. heel), instructed to Al dier;s,] otno for .oilcupation b,rt4e President during thd summer and fall months.,.. JAS. A. DUNBAR 11/111111/1 n EMI the ad mini:drat ion -berating its mi,manago ment—damaging its credit, and declaring openly that the war was a failure, When fal lacy is CV idently ,tamped by the record upon its every position. The so-called Dutooera tit Party can never attain to power in this Government until traitors. rebels, and the murderer.. of our lathers, brother , soil ,ons are permitted a voice mice more ii the bal lot-box. IVhen such are restored to the right, of citizenship, there may be kindred power enough, North nod South, to take the power from those who have saved it, but Wo do te , t heileVe it. The loyal lhart 4it lA. Nuti,w pill pre-ervc it from -much a calamity. The "indignatien - With Nlllieh the 11",,e1 , / is tilled. is mere MI :I , 4oi,unt of the erttzliittg el the rt Lelli n. th :1•1•est nittl imprit.entiientef jet. Davi etel thee \ er‘titiett ee-pti.:,ter time Inrflnae ninny affillicitil tr.wide it lien o,tly SOUTHERN ELECTIONS. I , LIP:PS eh.cti, , i .01 Ow .1 in-t, arr :4'll ....xirt•tt.ly 11111)01 . 6,i but tai Titshir it tli in 'hi , I hi, Strok , n the lIId to l Cotrus in the I Vt. .td mini-intti. , n, rue v , •rtninly nr , Cntni , belLin the Vth alt(llll ,, m2l,in the \' Ith b,,th Deni,,crats. In the b Lllt4 the. cell wn- vcrycle.c, ontd from f be V I ' l tit tiler , are 11,, r,turn- ENTUrIs y. far that tint Adiniiii-tration rundi Moo, Y011111:111. I , lthe ll,rini triet, Rol of the V th, Smith, of thi V Ito, lband.ill, of the V LI Lth, aril of the I Xtli ILiiitriet, live in all, ;ire of the Deinii, rillic •i. Trimble, e thii I-t thi. Vtli, Sliatildin, tlie VI I th, throw in all, nri In ill; tho II Id the result t> frit vet kniiv. n. izEBELs. snturd,ty ; • \y„ . , isaniud er :111'1 (1/17,1•11 Fitzhugh. late of the army. drove into Ilaget %NM in a waz,on, and stopped at lit 'ity 1101,1, %%•iier, tle•y 11/1111 , - ;L-.• Ctrl , a'-: (;,11 , 2 . t• .1;11,. ; Captain C. Fitzhugh, .10. At' ter hikin„; a drinl: rrl die bar L. call upon their ar , inaintanee,, nt but they were ,peedili waited hy iiteinher: (,r the Vigilait.•e and vdirdy informed that if tlies nafety they would leave to \\ II :ketingon tool: Their it nt e , and Ithwo 11 , 0 •-ititte been frtPlll. WU It to 1, , ..11 in tlllit F1t7.11t1 . 411 iS a I ' rllnit lvanian by irth. hut n thi- county at the time the rebellion broke out. )lajor Sllcer.T 1 , it native of York comity. I' lin bult. Nl'l' believe , .jninerl the rebel army from this State. He wits taken pri.4en er laat surntriiir ,near this place, while lit tempting a raid on the 1.,w0. IL' I, not, per onally in flrie region, and woare doubtful whether General (It.ant's parole, or any other parole, would lie Stlffi(•iellt to inal:e our people respect his '!rights." —GEN. flit.k.lty does. not ;31;1n to hnv,• any sympathy in common with t e Copperheads. The Harrisburg Telegraph states that a few days ago two prominent Copper•hertds of that city visited Gen. Geary at his.residenee and indulged in Om talk so common to men of their character. The General quietly list nod to them for some time, but finally could stand it no longer, and quite surprised his secession sympathising visitors by informing them that lo• had hung traitors for saying Inca than they had against the Country, and that unless they left his house at once he would kick them out. They took the hint, and stood nut on tho order of their going, but went. GEN En ,u. GRANT BEFORE THE IN , \.lt AND Now.—J udgo Moody; .in•n speech nt thoS her r man bunquot,, in St, Lpui.,, spoko as follows of General Grunt: An itntinntto atvinintnneo of many years enables me to do so. I lindw General Grant long before this rebellion began. We wore both poor then, struggling for a livelihood. We had no interest in the rise 'find fall 'of stocks; wo had no railrnad shares nor cdrner lots and money for to-morrow's .market, was often oui'ehief subject, of inquiry., I' knew him. when ho'hauleffiwood for St. 'Louis on the Gravois road, and latter when im paired health, he sought , the appointment to a county office, but. the • wise enmity' court could not see his merits, They , appointed in his stead another man long since forgetteM Three weeks ago I I ad an' oPportunitY•to call on the General at his beautiful home on Georgetown dieights; and doffinre M you new 1 can see no difference- in the mannerS of the Man new' and what), I No fussy taidyrguardon bay.horsesi', ndob sequiouWorderlies, : no whiteqtbroned lackeys followed him,' and his She Stars never''glit above the horizon except when d'utyrequires then . y,to appear. In General Grant the . nntieri . has it tr4li taryleader whom it 'iced , not' fear •te thist with power. lle,is „modest and unassuming. to , a fah ; o incorruptible'integrity, anti ardent dciVel of country; jealtitih , rof the Mill , tary, power and obedient. i 2 tha, voted to present' duty, what Aver that du,ty niay be ; pliiinrAind simple in -his taata'iiind manners ;.not (19,sirin g ,MO, stiolionsly'avOid r . ing political popularity ; a.li;ithful,,antl; de voted huSband l fond tatlitn . ;'Und'aifedtioinite, ate never forgot :a frieil4,oti;iit'un - d; bored tinonern;y,l3isgreat'hetirtisfree from that iiinster passion" of little vindictiveness- , ti, „.N5 • —AM old firm at Titoqillo, in tl)o (Id YU r,tliO, cash idOs. , ; to 09 '4M00n).,. of "tiliits;thOmilind didlars - A woolc:" pito - n - 1m IlialNsiiiisteTs The Now York World is now engaged in the work of destroying confidence in the, credit of the Government. In'this it will feel at home, for it has had four:long'YeArs, of experience in the business, and, has de , ted itself to the labor with great diligence. It says: " Secretary MeCtri.t.ot'n, then,ls . at thy• . end of his tether. De cannot come into the market to borrow another dollar, until after Congress meets end authorizes !knottier loan; and it is currently estimatertfiiii,lll4- . the middle of December, there will be three itundxed mil lions of unpaid requisitions ; or, in other words, that the excess of the Habil ;ties the Treasury over its resources, will reach this amount." After giving utterance to this alarming stah•ment,lt adds:: "This condition of :things proves •such want of foresight, prudence and capacity on the part of our Republican rulers, as demon stinces the necessity of putting the Govern-, neat ut Democratic hands at the earliest period the elections will permit. Instead of congratulating the country on the Success of the late loans, we are filled with indignation at the disgraveful mismanagement by which the Treasury is bro.ight to the verge of bank ruptcy, not witleitanding the war ended the next wont h after Congress adjourned." To which • he Buffalo Ifisprevs replies that in such stuff it finds the milk of the cocoa nut. The Government must be put in bent ocratic hand, There is one difficulty the Weill will find in the way of it, remedy, and that, we apprehend, will prove a very serious one. The people are to deride the question of handing this Governmen t over into demo era tic hands, and they will have to forget the history of the past four years, before they again entrust power with a party which gave Mr. Nasby on Democratic Prospects " Petroleum V. Nasby , " whose writings' amused Mr. Lincoln so much,,,shys in his last letter. that " tlieso. is the dnilc days of khe Dintoe'rasy."--fiti'kulds t ' , iey no way,tty._ keeping Our voters togetlfet': l ;00osin 'dirt - war wtiryi tro'rne go"d; re)i! , veforo the next, ehiettshun the heft of our voters will 'bey diskiye'red that the wer is, over. The four of drafts may do suthin in sum nni;t4 fly Pennsylvania and Suthe. n Illiney, fer ,oinn time yit ; but that can't by, dePendid on. But wo liev wun resourco rot• n [shoo— tiler NV•ii alluzo hen I)imoopisy. , o long- oz. lltor . A a Niger. Thor is a uncompootnisin dislike to the Nigger in the mind uv a ,ginuoino. Ditnunilkt.Y- • Mr. Nnsby then lays clown a few plain • •• • • rules for the guidance of the faithful in this matter, One of which is as AlltrAnsgert tint the bigger will never bo able to take care uC.V . hisself,' but will iuz ben public burden. He May, possibly, give int the lie by going to work.-1': sieh emergency the (limy ov every Dimberat , is plane. Ile must not be, allowed to work. Associations must be orgenized, pledged to neethor give him employment, to work with him, to work Mr any ijne who will give him work. or patronize eny one who duz. (I wood sejest, that sick or tle , 2t ,, hez been fore bank cilia 2 credit, pky a trifle on ac count, ez to make our patronage wuth Anthill.) This course rigidly and persistent ly follored, wood drive the best UV OM to and t h e 1 , a11111,0 In t h e. row. how4es. pan in wet we hey alluz elairnd, that they air a idle and vishus race. " If flier tint no niggers, Sentrel Corn mitti furnish corn. A half dozen will do fir a ordinary county, er thoyr hustled along with energy, EA they won't steel, the Sent rot Clout i must (10 it tilVirSAVe , :. Show yerniggersin t( iw unit pin the ;main n and the .:ante nit , . rob the clothes lines and It v 7 Piosts. Ever 2 litiritieti I-pv .101( ter the rause. I volunteer to do thin lat ter duty in six populous eountis," E rhe Reconstruction of Florida—Pro elan:l.llton of Gov. , Marvin. Following in the footsteps of the l'rovi siinial tiovernors, Governor Marvin, of Fio ritla, has issued a proclamation to the citi zens of that State, pointing ota to them the wny to renew their allegianee. lie informs them that he conteniplatos calling a State convention, hat all who RN' t.l) be nienili rs thereic, or who intenil to vote for delegates thereto. most tidoe the aninesiy oath pre .serilied V the l'iesi.'ent. The pro e h tuth . , I M 14.1111011 by Cia . Military all ~ .n-I, l ,•rnh' i o non - thor of po.t, have ttlt•oaclV u:stablislttd ill the :11111 .11111.1.• ,00li will v. it 0( . 1, 1100101 . 17,A f 1 mhiiiiii 4 lor III(. oath r ynir ed, and to give oortilii•tl opio. , tltrrruf, ,t) a. thereby t 1 gIV, ovory lukittg lath N6lll little . 1121 . flat " r ,•\ !move 10 the :tip In OW Int . :111(illiC, and 1/111 II 111• ru-rmtiti , lishnuvlt of a State 14 , 1V..rlinit•Iii. it is left 1. , ztutlioritiei•to pr. , ..rvois , lice 1111.1 order and protect the - of persons And properly had with the cl/111111,11111,.1' ul the diparllllollt tchcrehv per sons 111 . (•tipyilig the 1/tlil.l, ,If j 11112;,.. of pl.o - Wily I•1.il thin , 1)1,4 .It . ttu latter, tl•blallit . 111.111*y Itnd of i-tra tion, and clerk , . of circuit I . llllrl- luny take tho prof,f or nekip,wledg•pielit mortgages 11111 ree.r<l the , Hine oipi all occult:, ink ttlliot , may continue to perUirtll such duke, and office- a, aresential and convenient to the trait-action of es ly-iitte-- If itny (li•iibt coneorithe4 the validi ty of their acts, such doubt earl he ryntivecl It . y n legt_!ntite aet 1 coniii"l /1(.1011. Hy .11,c1';11I.111 , the it tic slavery -hits-tteascil iu this State. It rcviv,d. Every toter fpr dele gate: to tilt.' t'onventitoi, in taking the am nesty oath, takes a oath to 5 11111.'1'1. the freedom of former slate. The fret - dolli 1111. oiled I , 111 ,- 11111, :11111,11 , , 1111(1 vl,ill - frtiedoM of a citizen of the United Mates.,., 'rill:: doe, not. 110.21,i111' ly the privilege of voting : but it'does include atm/ 1 1141•.1.....j•- • lnir•nt TIII. 4 1 11, , ti0n ,0C hi- % , ,tiip_r, is 1111 , 11t01 1,r01..r a .111 0 -t1 ,, 11 of 111.• c-1;11.11 , 111H •Ili a 1 , 1)11),Iii•:111 I , : HI 1•1'11111 nt. tinder a v.ai,tita thol tt 111(L gllal s allt , e, 11111 i ,l,•111',, thirty 1111 11111:11 , 1t1111t , di , llllCl4j , ll ~ f cider, 0101'11 l\'lll 110 itollg,•(' exist /I.ll' ill - }1 , ,1i111 , 11t ill the way of n•stmang the Slate . to it la. 4,1,,9. thE. (;..vprtiment thp Unit(,l Slata:=, whereby it, 'ANTIC Will lit: entitled In I,N/6'ololl by lilt• Dated this :td any Ilfiigl6f NV NI. .11 A Ity Hon. Edward McPhersoii It forcing to the anxiety of .11. r. Wendell Phillip , , let Air. shot' d piiicii the of Southern tat L 1 1 ,• 11-t of the It-pre,•litititiviiiii and don, ail nut them t seat; in Congre,itii, the \Vashing ton einiresipoililent of the Springfield /6,/),,b -?iron sitss: ", He does not It now McPherson as I do. A truer, honester Republican is riot He understands this whole question (of re construction,) its importance to the country and the party, nod he will not for u moment entertain the t hough I of settling the question himself. Besides, by a law of the Ind, in, man who has been concerned in the rebellion Cilli hold office under the Government, and all that the radicals would have to do would ,be to raise the point of order—for nearly all the politicians of the South have been iden tified with the rebellion, and not one of the Southern delegation could be sworn into of fice. Senator Wilson, in a speech made in this city the other cloy, alluded to Ms law which will' prevent any prominent man in the Rebel States from taking ascot in Con gress, and he intimated his disposition to make a. compromise, with the leading poli ticians on this subject. It . llllAt tent not whet the opinions of the President may be, no man once a rebel can enter Congress till :lie law alluded to is repealed. The Southern States; then, must appeitr before Congress in the attitude of supplication. They must pe tition Congress to repeal the 111 W. Congress may reply—f: We will do so when you repeal all ; your odious black low's Old give the na tion,,security ,for the future," No doubt there will be on exciting session next winter, but there is im voits6n to believe that disas rosult from an excited controversy." Exeouticin of Dr. Pritchard, the ~ Dr; Pritchard, who'poisoned his wife and mother-iir-law; was executed at Glasgow, on thi: 28th of July, : in the presence .of an manse Crowd, 9thpaNd by some at nearly one hundred thousand per eons.' A 'corms ponclent.of a ,Manchester paper thus slcotches tie sne.no' Ctaart, Wlien Pritchard' was btoiiglit in - thevp preparatory 'to 'Ms being boaduOtetl'ti) : - The culprit iwas Standing in front of 'the, ,beech, with ~ t,he officials round when him, hen tilt; pi i &Adihg Ilailie iniked bins whether he ' ba l d anything, to Say.. , It being.lmpossible for gritoulo-tb hear the question, he turned to the clover nor and asked what was request. act* him. • 'Mr. Stirling, having whispered the question, the unhappy wretch said, in scarcely audible tones, but quite cool and collected, I acknowledge the justice of my sentenciV iMmediately thereafter - makin,,, , r. profound boW•to the bench, and_keeping head 'iloWn' for second or tvio afterwards: , Thedmilib theli: Waved his hand to 'the part to proceed, Ann the procession was - ro:forined, the burgh officers, in in their Searlet unilbrs; going first; • .-" - towaras the pen.frold, and,be i'ore' lie left the - Court; Pritelittra.looked nronild'olihn; inicVtlion walked ,on With p. livin.:Aep,:§liowing no signs of, weakneAs, or, Indeed , , yen corn. In id though. his 'contitenhfiee bore' nilentlAilin pillfor, still ho s,eempd.,_thn leit4 eNOted cir.troutilea of,those present. , Arriv ~ gcj,in the veinibille the pi n 'dbesiori. :Micenion; and at once ascended tho scaffold, Irr4Old NEM Prl , ViSil/nal Poisoner ham then read a short prayer and left?rit chard, alone with Wendt, who immedhitely proceeded to cover his head with„U white capphis large, flowing beard and Whiskers making this a more difficult operation than TIM convict was' dressed in .9, suit of blac4; 'apparently one fluidie often uppeired on the streets of the city, a peCuliarity in the eat of the Coat nutking . it rather 'cons*. übus. His left hand was gloved, and in his right hand he mimed ; the other glove. The rope being quite adjusted. Ualeraft pinioned his ankles iv 101 a loather st. - ap. and at nise minutes after eight oleffick the wretched be ing.was se' t into eternity, Hd suffered a - li p:trendy Very severely, the' body swaying* and fro for two minutes and a half, and Cul craft thought it expedient to go below and steady it, so great we. e the can vulsions.— Although ho was doubtless insensible to pain long before, yet four minutes after he.was thrown offthe drop, there were signs of " Every precaution had been taken b,' the local authorities to secure good order and Thursday was occupied in r , real ng ba rritad es at points whore it was considered Il ecose ry to stop the traffic. About fifty thocsand persons w, re present to witness the e: 0011 - No demonstration of feeling was Suw o by die public. The body was cut down an hour alter death." Gossip about the New York News- papers The Men Who ,llquage and Edit nem— A C'hurileterislie' Letter From Eorace (,/ eth y Agate (Mr. Ituid ) of the Cinonntiti Ullzelte, w r Los the following gossip tc that journal about the New York news tilers: Articles are.going the round of the news paper press to the effect that Horace Greeley has ceased to have any control a the Tri bune, and s, me accounts go so far as to state that he has 111) conm COMI with List joytimal. There is not a word of truth in these r4ort,. Mr. Cit•ecley is not only the editor-in chief h v t he doe; 010 Nor' h . , than two col • umns tor every issue of the paper, unle,; he happens to be out of town. At the last meet ing of the stockholders of the Tribune, hi: salary, to whose advaru‘e he has always beet opposed, was raised front $5,100 to $7,510 per annum in spite of his protestations against it. pcakii g “f journalistic salariei, they are far tower here than tiny One woull suppose, tvh n the i•Nporises of living are taken into consideration. They are higher than they Itie in the \Vest, but the facilities rind twee , - sities of peculjary outlay here are much lltrg•- er, and the natural thong)) ralltit•itab;ilea t ibia men e. , unecti.il ttith the Nletrop,,,,ihtan pre,, have 'cuticular capavity \Odell t daght to volnnland elevated \l'w-pap. r writer; tire !odd in Nei\ York a c cording t., their ability rather than tlb•ir itt .,10 02 , For in , tanee. Mr. Frptloriel: Ilittkon. or the /tooth/. ha, lon , received slO,O .0 per an imal which he fieliel) earn,: n.ntl yt.l the haler empiti%i reporter- critic d011..1 11101'1'1111W t 1•11 nlol hie- luv wt..o(. , tilito Ow ON oiling pa pot, ari• rnlhluied as low as so , en and e: -ht dollars per week, althott2,ll they generallj do work for the morning lintior4. tvLich ,•u -able, thorn b. live. The general gnitirioi. I'm- 2,-,,,,,-1 reporter, 1ii,,..... 1",,,,i. ; ., i,,, ti.......-.., ii-rt• , I , rllai , per week : for city am] `III-111 •. and IIIII,IC;11 111111 (Iritmittitial critics. thirty or Mil:. ,Iol litr,, rid beyimil that there is 110 regelni graditli,in or iliiiehil limit. Ai the,. ligiir,is the city ji,tirnalists arii rarely elittbled to make both emit. merit, ruin :In , collipollod to Vdit On, f/ /ir till . 1Ne ,. 1:11,.- iiii ciiircilltollti nor OW pro.virilichil pros , or \\Tile for the Illag-ll %ill, Or theatre:, tI) . pt . rfortli 501111. literary lali,ir otit,iilii a their reglila:' 1111111,. Thu I . lll ,, ‘Viliff, chartlct,ristic loiter. Nerit tell to )Ir. I{iil I, lin- iti,iii boon 11111.1i-ied : N 1.:11 Yoitiii, .I.iigie.t -1. FRIEND y.qt 1,,t• ymir.4 :3 I. I . tlr inquiri, , s ui latighaldo. Tho Cart, aro tho,o : We Heel oinedit , !i• of tile Teih/1 , 0 • 111111:131- ly 0111(' 111 . 111 , 11,11 0111' Vlrte e:11:11). ()nee, umily yegrs 11 . L;o, hen vole, U'ere etl•l:iglOn 4 t rile for ecittor—itone before- Ii 111.11 rd that any :took It, Ithqr th,in•d illy - ‘vitlitiratl al Irma the n'thalle. inellit do roltice my work on it •itt earint , t toomttnt, and have ,o stated to all tvho hay,• a tight to know. I Hill 1/Vor \V ht;1111 ell 1\ I grow old and want r,,1 and oomfort. - 31y idea is to get somebody Lit . II•l rill i lll !Intl Willi' WIWI' ill Illy l i i.llll. I IL til % I Lilt 1 11111 Ni Hill till eil i Clllll,llllli ,•\ ery thing At I, re,e t am writing :thf ,111 tw.) any rot. tin' ,) !Mich ; I inean in Writ, 'rhat's all I know abut the matter. Per haps thoy Lwow more at the Herald oak,. V 01. I 1.. 1 gri•vi• 1.. say, duo.: not ;et sin S.. faSI (1, it base tun much othor w.,•1,, a vi•ry and am nilt vor\ wo.I toy4olf: and the St , :11) - 101' corn and turnips, but had for hi,tory. I InTe, fur improvenn•nt in 'wins if nut iu 111 ,, t lours, II tot.ko Gaetci.t:r. E NEWS ITEMS. cu-li n o r,ceipts .lull' aro stalcd 1,, v.• lolwll.ql $111,G0(1,0 O. —Jenkins, the paying teller of the Phenix Bank, in New York, Mt' , arrested in that city recently for stealing 8215,0(4) from the Lank. Earle, an accomplice, has committed suicide. Thtzt.'s the way the money goes. —There are 1467 oil companies in twelve States, with a capital of $809,594,00J. Penn sylvania ha, over a third of this. llow many of them yield dividends. —Nearly 10,000 soldiers have been inns tered uiitof service at Wiedfingtoit since July 20. They will return'to private life. —A county meeting of the Democracy was held at Reading (maim Bth, and Hon. Fliester Clymer wii urg4akfur Governor. —Fifteen thoosad Polish exiles are now making ..rrangements with the Swiss Gov *pineal for transportation to this country —The new Presbyterian church at Oil City was dedicated last Sabbath -week. It cost 510,000, and will accommodate a con gregation of about six hundred persons. —The State Department has received ad vices from the United States Consul at Mal ta, to the ell•ect that the cholera is raging f'arfully at that place. —Returned soldiers are going over the Pennsylvania Railroad at the rate of two or three hundred a month, to take up lands in the West under the homestead law. —Since :)fay 1, 720,600. men have bee:it discharged froin the armies of the United States, leaving still in the military service about three hundred and thirty thousand. —A brother-in-law of Jeff,., Davis, and three other• saucy rebels, were lately soundly thr'aShed at the'Pulaski House,.Savannah, by Capt. Hassey, for making insulting re- Marks about the President. —ln a season of ten weeks the citizen's' i nt Chicago patronized the opera to, an 111101.111 t of nearly , $90,000. In , a season of sixteen Weeks,,tlie great city of New York patroniz eil the f 31160 Othitptioll to 66 11116161 t, of 587,000. The Council' of the borough of Johns town,- Pa.,. have OXCITIpted from the, payMent of tho per, capita bounty tax all officers and privates who have served in the United, States army not less than two years, and all who have beeif wounded and honorahly - diS'- charged therefrom, Ito 'lnatter how long their seri/ice. -; • , , —A Into Captain in:the army has opened a, school in Chicago for. tho .pnrpose.of 'in . - stynetiag gout:omen in the use .of th'e cow- Mon walking cane as a means, of attack and defence' by scientific ililes` l Fionnothing liko thp'Se;whieh apply tO‘feheing.. ~• . • —'lllre'o :now' weekly religious nowspp.pOro have recently been storted. one in the interest of the Now School Presby terians, another representing the Old School, and a third a Methodist Episcopal' organ. deaths in . NoW York during the past week were 682; an increase of;B7 i upon the mortality of the previous week, and a decrease of l 7 as compared'Wtth the mor)lll ity of the corresponding week of 1.864. Of tin' deceased, 400 were children under live •oars of age —From the cOnsu, report of manufactures now approaching completion, the following extracts ere talra, exhibiting the total man ufacture of linen gOods in the United States fur 1860 : Ten establishments ; $63 1,7 . 97 capital invested; cost of row material, $32,- 770 ; hands employed, 528, 251 initl6', '227 . female; cost of labor, $113,'1148; annual Val ue of product; $699,670. --The Naval Acadomf 4 will cease its con nection with Newport in a few days, and return to Annapolis, whence it was removed in the fall of 1861. Bear Admiral D. D. Porter is to be the superintendent, succeed ing Com tnodere*eorge S. Maim A change in - the curriculum of the Academy. which will introduce some practical studies and throw out some merely theoretical ones, is contemplated. —Sixty drafted men of this Slate, confined at Harrisburg for a length of time for not reporting, have been released upon the re cominendation of Brevet Brigadier General Kiddoii, commanding, endorsed by Governor Curti a. The default of these men was mainly atti ibutable to the disloyal advice of those who took good care to keep out of trouble themselves. The measure of their punish ment was, therefore, deemed sufficient. --A. man named Guy, an employee in the piqi:ironill of S. tonebreaker & Cook, near Illw:ri-town, Md., whilst assorting some pa piir, c:iline across $15,000 in notes of the Ha gerstown Bank, done up in a package. The package had mysteriously disappeared 'from the bank. Mr. Guy promptly returned the money to the institution, and received ,a re ward or 51,50 fir his honesty. —The Collllll is,itiner of Internal Revenue rule , that a ihind exeetitod prim• to September I.t, 1862, if it was delivered prior to that ante. require , no stamp. and may lie admit. t..d to r0,:f , t.(1: but if (leliven.cl since dint Witc. IL -.hook] be ,tattipe(l, ;Lint eltutiot 11,gally ht• Act , on, and in nrt iun , cotot,iteed 11, , h1 to h, bond ,~y tirrl in oit,l he.refor.• •\ ~ropt from PERSONAL - - h t jor (;‘..rg, c;. town, on the North l'onn-viv:lnia Itailrottd. —At ajor-t;encral a,liburnu hau declined to he a candidate for Go\ ernor Wisron,in. J elicr,on IJavi, It, applied in writing rm. porniis , ion her hu hnndat and lawn roftisod. EMI —Admirhl Porto]. hit, bc, a apptoilitNl interim q Chiel or the litirviitt of Cmotri,.ret and N:t% Spatigior lin -eta It 1111 ,,, 11g0 f . 1 ,, m the Dry T.rttig.t, to Mr. Ford, det..htring hi, in- I=EIM AIL rachcl V, John, , , 111, UI (.3corght, \vl,, caildidat' Vice l'reNident with pitr4l-11,,1 It thQ or Mrs. I),,tighis. —.1..11ti 13,11. NFL is now in N/t , h vino, is ,md Iv havo grvittly in lnmith during ihr• list four yoar , . his feature; show the r,&s age, or I line, and care, and tloubli r. Wm. Sinde, usher to the President, becn nimMit4,cl Nte‘vard 1,1 the \Vhite Staclipole, vii ha- , ,o Mng lillru hat po:ition. rcsigni.d. • I . • . 1"'Ll , 111`, an internal rcVl.lll.ll. I (1. , 1% alit, it uiciilral C. I• 11111.1. I , •W day; ago. Ile N% It, a ntlefatil(vr — to fmr ---INIo•hy has paid a i,it Jelp, Stuart's 2,aive in Ifolywood Cemetery, Richmond, and the Whig deseribes the ex-raider and hot., thief to have behaved himself very s-ntimentally on the oceaston. —:1111,jor Gen. Prentiss, in Quincy, thrashed a young man who kept coinpany with the General's daughter ne:ai nst. the Gen eral's wishes, and \VII. 111'11' , 1.141 itiid fined S. for it. The General's , in. \Om Iwipt.a, was fined sr; ton. —General Hancock. oma nil i th.. Mid dle Department, has required all paroled re bels arriving in his department to report to the nearest provost marshal, 'and they are forbidden to visit Baltimore, unless by spe cial permit. —Mr: Burlingame says our merchants are highly esteemed in China ; that our (';oin meree is rapidly increasing, and that our re lations with the government and the people are most amicable. Many large English houses, anticipating a long war here, calcu lated so largely on the cotton of other coun tries, that they are either t•td nod or seriously embarrassed. —Gen. William E. Strong, writing from Vicksburg to the Freedman'! , Bureau ; says that so far its the negroes are under direction of the government authorities they lire suc ceeding admirably; but in the remote local ities in the interior the old masters are eno. deavorin. , to suppress the idea among their negro hands that the 'emancipation is to be effeetive in their case, or that they are not as completely enslaved as before. Affairs in such vicinities are represented to be unsatie factory to the toasters and the bow ilderot neg roe, —Attorney General Speed fibs trdinuiglit ed a lengthy opinion, sustaining in a forci ble and'unanswerabbrargument, the legality of military tribunals. He insists that "One of the. prime motiv'es for a Union and a Fed eral Government, wigs to confer the: powers of war. 'lf any of the provisions of the Consti tution are so in conflict with the power fo carry on War as to destroy and make it vac: tteless, then the instrument, instead of being a groat tend wise one, is a miserable thilure, a fele de sc.". • • Yesterday afternoon, Geo.; 'W.' Downey; a painter, in company with Joseph , .Murphy, also A psi ter; culled at tho,,Vourth 7 ward sta tion-house; and, paid the nue of the ,rebel Glenural 'l3enjainM ‘4s corn mitted to 'tile workhOuSO laSt Satniday, fur indecent and' disorderly conduct at the Na tional, , llo t tel. M r:'' Downey' saicc it: was wrong, to send a man to the work-lionse , and parade his name in the newspapers, because he happened to be ,rebel , general.— Wash inytun Weronicte of yesterday. „r^Thwc hjppu wit chief, "Rele-in , tho-Day.” is r ,onc,of tile solid men of Minnesota, as' far as money goes. ye liars a sidondidOarmbne mile' square, a comfortable dwollingo large steelt of Cattle and.borsesj 'and an . income of $8,091Y a year, free, of • i needle, tax: ITO' is ,loyal to the core and Stllircgrlits that bis of tO:ibe Go'vertnnent tO'rnise)t . t , attaliot,of 'Chippewa sbldieis ankg , i3,§o'titli . 4,4' the.rebels 'ivtis accepta& - " - ''' ' ' '.' t • --'-Spraltbr 9Olfax, in' nddresSink,tlie` Mtb. 7 era of Noirnda; said remoMbor that man who stands chtof amongst them, modest and unassuming, and yet as in flexible and persistent as mortal man can be —our!' 'Lieutenant General, Ulysses S. Grant - [tremendous cheering) worthy of apiece in all 'our hearts; to grace, t 6 -1: be lieve hp the first chair in the Republic of the United States." —Thp,aPpoi t tme t of Thomas FraiMis 9Lpagh'sr'lis Seerkary of Montana Territory, will open to thatdi..tinguished gentlem an an avenue into the United States Senate, when that Terri tol•y becomes a State —Secretary Seward's health has greatly improved since hiss( journ at Cape May, and yesterday was apparently as vigorous as he was before his late indisposition. Senator Tillee;hf son-in-law of CharleA Wickliffe, and hrbther-in-law of Judge Advocate General Holt, is an appli cant for vardon, —Gov. Hamilton, Provisional Governor of Texas, will begin a series of speeches be fore the people on the 15th of the present month, at Nachitoches. —John C. Breekinridge will be-in Canada thelfiSt of this month. l'oor fellow ! what n kettle ul fish he leis kieked into the fire! —Hon. Jones, of Elkton, Md., has been commissioned as United States Dis trict Attorney for Maryland —Ge . Howard and the Alabama planters are not likely to agree upon the nigger guys ton. tun Frith (tiouniv :111-I.ars Cam r li••,E•ri NU.--.1 Camp Mlleeting, by the people of the—Church of God," will be held one mile and a half north of New yille Station, none the rood leading to the Doubling Gap Springs, conitileneing on the 'llth instant. THE PUBLIC 8( [1001,8.-11C public schools of the borough were re-opened on Tuesday morning hist, the 15th inst.. after in vacation of 21b011t six weeks. A few chnnges and appointtnelits in the teltelier , 'MVO been 'undo, mused by resignations and promotions; iu all else. the conduct ~r tie ,4(.1t.,01 , remain., 11. i heretofore. .Ifter their long And plezt,ant mention. und pupil, will dukibtlei, return 111.. ii• dalit, awl ,tutlie,, with n•n0w..41 zt,t. EN AT RIA I, CON FER Id let, held in Bridgtport, uil Friday 111,1, .‘ RD 11 ERSII. Or York, WIL:1111:l111111101161y State Convention, twirl in Ilart:i%loirg terclay. This Iwing tlw lir,t delegate elm,en from the itew Senatorial Di , triet of York and cimineriano. I,llt` ot the tatter conceded the honor of the first r(iiiresentation to Yorl: tt, ilia largent county, and land will he entitled to the Seinttm ial Dole. gate next year. TIIE S111)1V t, COMIN6 of Carlisiv kill be gratified to learn that-the Great Alaninfah Show or Meimsr.i. 13.‘11.1. Co., will exhibit here, on .11,11,1a2/ the 24tb inst. Thi , i. ui dI/Ilhtedly till' largl , t e,tfib li,linient travelling, find embrace , IL (IM MO • n .NlctingPrip,' Sand , . Cu', rmir Iwt IVorrilingßJrl hnuts, tiEr. (:. C. living II 1111111111110rMI , ollWl'llttraictiuliS. \VC mil' I*,:lavt , to, tht . ir Until 111 , 1 " Li :,1h)w" e , :mes, when they will get 01.2 worth ol'their rihozey. lteiel the itclverli,einent , 1110,10il l;":1HIIIPUtIc0 Iluil. EST, Will ben ottnclitiate for the nontinntioh for I)iPtrict Attorhoy, bt:foro tho l'nion Po.• piihlik•att County NEV ETA sl; i IcE.— \ m. BLAIR& he,t qual ities C, , nl Bag- wild 11 - niping Paii,rs. cit.) priCOS. pm!' fr , igh t- Whitlow Shatles, Oil Cloths. Se., or a Superior Quality, and at low in this issue--I yJ. 'l'. Ilv- Incroix. 37 S. 2:1,1 , St., TII E HT CASE. —The Ruperts, who were tried and convicted ut the April ferin of our COUI t for killing WiLsos ANASDLAN, were , I . ntoneod by the Court en NVednesday of this week. Their counsel N111,LE1( and To UL,) had Witernd a motion for a new trial at the April term of Court, and filed their reason:; this motion was to have been argued, but when it was called up the counsel fir the prisoners, in open Court, ithd row their motion, and desired that sentence be pronounced. Judge CI RA 11ANI then sentenced Hownitu IturERT, who was convicted of murder in the first degree, to be hanged. The other two were convicted o; murder in the second degree, and HENRY RUPERT sentenced to three years' imprisonment, and LE w Rti- PEUT to an imprisonment of six years' in the Eastern Penitentiary. We call attention to the advertise ment, in another column, of A. R. M'Curite Erg., Administrator of Bev. JositlPH CLARK,, /WO of Chambersburg, deceased. The pro perty otieretl for sale is the one undivided third of Steam Planing and SaW Mill situa ted in Chambersburg together with a lihe in two tracts of valuable timber land. This af fords a rare chance- foy capitalists to - 111111re a good investment, 4ind we direct their atten tion to the, ad vertisetnen t. n& - E It EDER 'WIC WArl'S, , Presi dent of the Board of Trustees of the Agricul tural College of` Pennsylvania, has called the attention of County Societies and others con cerned, to the importance of being represent ed at the annual meeting and election for officers of the College, to be held on the first Wednesday of' Seniem her. Each county so ciety is entitled to send three delegates. 'The object desired at this time is to secure the benefit of the grant of public lands assigned to this . 1 - n864169n by.the State Legislature. Other schools, not agricultural in their char acter, are now :1 - eking efl'ortS to secure theio luniitic for. thbir • own , purposes: Those who desire to see the lands and,their proceeds do yoted to,the improvothent off' agriculture, as was ,the object of the grant by Congress, should attend to the mutter at Once. . U NAttYFkAP.•-'TlteNeivville Slap of the Valley soya " Last week, Ohas. ,Slonitlzer 'and William Jacoby, who were cradlink oats for Mr. Matthew Thompson., of township, cutliveaty-flve acres is a (fay 'dial a half! This is thii'fastest ling ode have over heard of upon' reliable au thority,andiwe have this from Mr.' Thornp -• ,1 ISEIMI , Lac* country hppoitra Men who have taken' to fMrso for - it living, 'and' , thesp •'who have horses should 'exorcise ;the utmost Almost everyday, we hem. of:hprses ,being stolen, from ,pastuyes pr stables., On ,Tituraday night. of , last week, two : value* animals 'Wera,'Stbletifofvf the:piisttire field of If.r.'WrLitAm T.' BltA.linn*iterti.jOarlfsib, for whichwrowitici of $5O 'has liden'Offeiial; , CORN AND POTATOES. —l - 1)e, growing crops of corn throughout Cumberland county look remarkably fine and promise an unusual yield this season. This will compensate for losses in the wheat crop sustained by many of our farmers. The recent refreshing. rains have bsen of immen:e benefit to this seetio _ of country; and there will be a great supply orgard6'n vegetable. Potnto4.s, too, hid fair to yield largely, and to produce more bushels to the acre than for several years. The qual ity of the potatoes thus far brought to mar ket is very good. 'kuiiirlfon. Jou N .JUNKIN , formerly of Perry county, in this State, died at Musca tine, lowa, recently, at the advanced age'of 70 years. IN bile a resident of Perry county, he set N'ed three years.as - County Auditor, and tin cc years as County Conimis,ioner. lie held the appointment of Asscciate .fudge from 21st May, 1832, untP Ist of )),'ember, 1851. a period of nineteen years. Judge J. the father of MU. BEND. F. formerly Representative. in Congr,, it m this DiArict. THE ToNI:tTO As 1 001) —Totuatoc:: are nott , plenty in our markets, :Intl ore per haps the heidthiest :tad eheapest 1.-t•ulent that can he put upon the table. medical nutlwrity a-eribes t.. th, tennkto the _fullmving very inipurtant.,lu litieA. 1 , 1. It (me or the ;mot. powerful :tperient, ..r the liver and tiler organ. , ; where M ine:U(4l. it I, 1111 e or theiro,l etf,etive nod I'll: lea.t hurtful medival oo I:notva I. the profe,ion. That at.; emical .•tra,t Le obtained from it that trill :qua., ,1.• the use oh. That ho has silver:A:fully (rola, d cliarrim‘a ‘vith t article aim... Ith. That when li-ea a , 1111 article of dirt it it alm,f.4 - so, •Teit4o for nth! itidittv,tion. :)th. That it Imult11)0 c•on , tantly tIF.eI for reed. rn‘v, or in tlie,lia4n nrent , tip. it i, the nto , t henitliv article Ilr iri•: snit 1,13)-TN(; lojw nn dryin.2, 11,1. c.,,rn,,f1 tho CA: 10.1 it jilt" II I..\\* Ilttil or titht•l' tit I. ;111(1 W.lt . I*. - it , •ll tl •,%:it,.r . anti -tar thv th,o ;,1 • :mil with iniit•i• 111, ;Ind %Own 00.:hf.,1 it \,il; dry '.,.t tllO 111. et, ii, ei f..v; rctaiii :ill it, L rr ;ci l'itcrc i,.\cc.> iill,-i1 . 4/ tI ll.liifh•V, iii nlt• IL \1 V , •l'y 1111 , 11 y 1 . 11 , !,,12,0%1 in ,i.ll W 11,4 hir n. ••jotig t 4, pet a . In-I' 11111111, .111, th,.\.,•;11) Llain TI, t,. HD , \\. ibutol to foritiliaH hohh.N. Mit] in% ite th,,e Who would the e;lith•i•iee, bubble at a , thrzle thin 0r \\ heel, t., irive:st withetit de:ey, -4a10,e, in each en,e that they tci.h t., the holivehial teorlli.lorltially,ol'ooarse,) \\ith rI plive. n- 1.. ,eelith his infltem , • ,1- the —The citizens arc net all dead the , e are \\*, d- :;11 , deer Or 01,111. fnr illt'y nry tt lyin mi,(•liinv,m, cnnld fr,ni L iiiuilltf, wul. an l tln,-0 Lc th, gil cil bait, t FAR l'ltfiMt)Tl()N J;' is .\ and Sciptitific )lanuring lor the and Inci..•ase of all kind. and Fodder, and all kind, of tidii. l'i•dv,l by ;0 .1, n d Experlinerib- and bai...11 t , n nvident. Truth , : 1),.-bzin.d to imprdve Agriculture in ,d; I :ancin...---1:41.1 .,, ..nb.d Lc t ip w , r d.. „ I bmvsravin , r , of the Vaill:1)110 tho SV•11'11. U\ It El N11M.1).. —AV 0 .u• 0 re 'rho circulni ion ,110 cd . tlii , v:thinlii 11 ris \\ ti , 10 . 11 , /,lnt t 111 . ; Ill s :ir; Mil/ the ttilhi.r hnving I.•••,•mtiv kilt,l in William:l)mA, ,1)11, •t• IS 1111111,111 g th.. 1.01,,, I.1.1111(•a tticl etll continue the publictitittit thcrottf. A i•py, with an est•tty oil the -übject, iuii ho cxattlitted nl the ,Alice ttf the Fttrtt er< ;11111 nil cihers inn:re:Act! in 1,1,1111, • ting Agriculture, will lie it . routly Ittwelittt•ti by a pertit,tl of this extraintlinarsi 111'0 merit, which has received Or the 1111,4 eminent u, tlwir letters and luthliealiut, in iini,se—hal w the family idiekSt. No ex. rtions have ever Is. 11 litole t oi tr‘aluce it in the ea-tern toad lower vounties or the State, until th e present, having been lit/Wished in Pittsbutgh , and ex tt:tisi vely sold in Western Pennsylvania, and in the Wes tern States. Copies will be sent free of charm to any known responsible address; on being ;welt , _ oil, the price, $5, can be remitted. Until Agents are appionted for the several districts of Cumberland county, please addro s the subscriber, who will promptly forward all books ordered. W. MI L ES, Williaamport, Pa. General Agent for Cumberland, Perry, York, tdams, and Franklin counties. CURING DI PTIIERI.4. PTHERIA is an alarming disorder, ILl,,logepr It afflict a child r an adult, and yet It ran he cured at once by the application of Rail way 'y Itemly 110114. Try It and you will he con ;lured how ever shepticallptherla Is a malignant yore iii oat. wiih some additional and really Intel features. 11 , skies the a IlgU eh occasioned by the rapid nicer:lomi of such delicate part of the system, the membrane which so ypeeillly grows over t hi• throat, threatens a speedy death from suffocation. There is no time for trilling In such a crisis The ablest medical men stand appahed. They know not what to do wild a feeling of certainty. and yet the patient meet have Insiant re lief, or expire. Theo stops in Itadway'y Ready Itelief, like a protecting angel, and bids the sufferer live: It Is applied to tim„,throat, externally. with freedom,. A little of ii mixed with water lo admi, ifitmred int," al - Thu patient revives. Ito liroa I lies irk'll more ease lie foils the marvelous medicine inspiring his entlia .lilllllo 1 0 Its now vigor. Ile rapidly improves .under ouch appropriate treatment, mob in a lii.oll 111 . 111,1 to all predict! ny to the contrary, rercued G nw 111 t gr. re. Could anything 1,0 more sure or 111010 simple! Yet Mule ny's Ready Relief a sts on ly fifty coots a hottio— about half the sum ; on would 1131 , 0 to expend fur thlo first prescription writ' en out Pg• you by your medical alb This is saying a great dual fur the virtu of itaii.vit)'s neatly 11ellet;, but not a word more than it cease windy thoerVeS It will promptly cure Diptheria ; will anything u As nn evidence of that ennui; able power, of tail woy's flea ly ityllefin 1 he t ritatineti I of Diptheria, ?ore Throat lloatseness Influenza, coughs. and Golds, there War iv requested to read' Elio following. lei ter. Let this Im portant fict hu barns in mildl,ltitilway.'s Iteady,itellef never Mita In wlthdrawlii; the Inflantat lon to'the our. face. lot It be ay,pliud, to the throat, all directed !the patient w:11 Surely 'rebover. Thu following ease Is out of many that we reeeived in the winter 01 1858-9, during the provelenee of this due isuut Albany, N. Y. M., Gatubrlll of Albany, writes:. 1:11r1hi of my children woi a seised wi'h a peculiar kind of arm. throat, which has prevailed to a curious extent In this city, of which a gr. at Many cbildrtic hare died. It commenced in my family )vllll a sore throat, boadiehe, hoarseness, sore lips. sore oyes, then fever would set In, out the skin turn to a yellow lint. .1 knew how goud, your Really Relief chid Pills Were lor the gmcoral run of immplaints, and determined to risk •thwlives'of my chi!dretr on their merits. .My .ran well counted. I gave With of them binr pills..tnd rUtiblici . their bodies finer head t, • font with .lie' liellof My children.wora ns well as ever In twenty.faut hours after'takimt your medicine. I beliert had My 'holgh .lnirs (wet the Saillo mates, they would hare, s.tved the lives of their children," • Itadwar 'a Ready Ito 'MIR Old by all Drumtats and merchants. and at hr. itattway's cattle., tirMaiden New York. Aug. 18, 1800-2 • On tho 14th Inst., by Dv, o.loWlng, WILLIA3I I II. DARE, of Carlisle, toll ETTIE E. HIDE, orSollth Middle- On iho 15th Inst., by tho Kuno, THOMAS°. ZIMMER RAOHAEL 11. E D lilt/INDS; 'WWI of Carlfshk , ‘ On tho 10th Lust., by Dor. J. A. Murray, Mr. EOBEET IIOYLES or . Nowyroo, ADDLE DOWElti.or llunttolstown. , •11y , thO saino,Mr. J. PI PORTER to Mids . MARY WIL- P 4.1118, of York county.. • - .../(t.FtCderick,lll4., by the Roy. P. L. tho - 14th of August Hal, Mr..TIIOMAS VLIET,,of to MISI4.' 'HENRIETTA EONEMAKER, of Curroll,'Co. ; -Nd• On thb ' 10th ; ' W. BLIATZER toAllaff.;f!Alr./N4 9..A1444,74 ,:bcp: of Co: Pt, , , tatrdi. At the residence of hie father, in Pamoukey, Charles Co. itld, after a brief Illness, CHARLES 8., youngest child of Noe' 11. and Eliza J. Hannon, aged three years and nine month, tinthets. FrioDICE MA ET. C.tri Au.; wit 17, 180 1 , 1;1131 Superfine) (13,1.ra do It de RYE only OATS. ...... CLOVERSEED TIM,IT II YSEED... GENERAL PRO Cori'veled Ireal 25 tcAC , IN: AI Dlll3, 18 WIIITE IIEIANB 22 I. kit ED 1 , 1:.4 CIIES. 2:1 1(1 UNPAIt RU 1 . 1 , ,k11ES 2.1 ' l, -12 t.III ED A PI , I,ES. 2 0 ,, 4,) It .t,.IS, , 25 I. 'l' 11 1,.J1V. 111:0SW A X," 11 ( ( JN II A NIS Philadelphia Markets 'll,O is very Ittil• dtimand h,r Floor for shiintiptit and the 111111 . 1iViti is dull hut lino, owing to in Doyens and sello,rs. A f••.' small 1,0 rim? chiefly to the trade, at ~ , 1 3.75'ii.)7.1,0 for soporttol•. ; ', nN.n6 for extras: 0.0.75 11. r extra aiol Sin u•I1 for limey brands, arrording to plait tits. 'l'h,• r.•.''ipta st,,,ka continue light, and huldrrs g , n , v ally and srry anxious 111 sell. ity.• Fleur• and Porn :,r,. with ' , mall Rale:ll,f the former at 'I 1.1.1, G.: le I- a a nn li 11'11-.0 :writ krik.k„, hat hilt are I 3,/ :a lower, an,' the .1,10 10.1 .llaokt :I.llokl laolkels ovolly n, at .1'.!.10.'”.2.12. new Southern /111 Ikt *.2kr2ak .2.0:/. ate! .11.1 while ikt 1F.2.20, Rye IA 111114.1, ttilh Small , idea 1 . 1.1.11 Pulling in 11111,V1 1111 , 1 111 ,1111111 way at 95e 0 , ir•llutr. met 970 for \Vest , o talse•l Oat are teittly. oral about 5,1100 Irkeilkel kk-te ,11r1 Irt,Ll.4ly at t , 2r, alloat ID till. Vali. Barley 1, 1 , ..111111n1. iir1,1111111.14kr1,4 were mod e at S:1.110 NOTICE r•-", lierrby that an Election for ti:,. ant Valley 'I 11 t'..w o ..trt., to, re for the term 01 Out 1 . 11 of mtlll (`ompoony. .11,,,„1 1 , 0 , h 4, 1 v01l Svdtentl•ve ne ct. hottveen the : ,o . o . A 11. :owl 4 Wel I', II of xd It) .1 the floar,l O ,JOAN T. ONEC.S. Ser'ty t. GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED. Sale of Serviceable' Harness and A hatbui lances 0111,1..145i', ter QU ,1111:1I31 Ie:TIT, U. S. A., I Atigit,l ) the Quartet ,; , Ih. 1 . I• I I . ~/111 :It ft., 1 ,. th. Ti• I.:SPA Y. Anil:ST of CARLISLE. PA., I ; 00 ) rf e . 1111.(1/,'•r/ "SPI/s " (If ~ 1,1 1 9 ) li, / u/ri 1,- • in :1,1 I ~• t t•tkhlo. Lul ins I.lllg, Ilt , • Arms. 1011,1 ~r )1.•, 4111 a t11:II lilll t. ok . “ l'1:1•ST llntl 31 , 1. 111111 ON I 4 111 - N tliwi, E HUNDRED (mon )11' LES, NVIII I•i• Qlllll nt Cmr qnino plw t. AI iii•fot C,II. SI/111 , • 111 . 1•I•IICV E. C. II Y:I1'114:XI1.11'II. Captain and A•Alstant Q. M. Horses, Hules, Ambulances, Har ness, &e , AT PRIVATE SALE El I.; soh-N . l4r h.. on hum] and or liar ,„!„ nt number Fine llorsee.and Mules, f 111.0 P! ana 1,,n1 A )10.nintive, n• S \‘ll rl n Lon.' n it lls r %shit It• '1 s . ri rllll Fpm in NI I Ito I. t 11 I v... Ihn tvi,fit,,,, ti Al I irl• c 55t5ttl ' AI I , t) .0 it I I .:N Wt) II). J. T DE,LA( No. :ITti uth SECOND Strect, above C'ht•st wit— Plll LAll,k. ( 1 I I' 1.,' 7'/,V(,' ! ( ',I b' 7'l; II 1 vi:.: reed red I.s . Irate arl'llll. ail the neweSt pnd •1 It enipp• , it , t.F.- I 1,171 •. 11111 1 I}ll tmn.r i un. 11 11,0 I. A !n 1 11111 1 , 111, t's S,ll's I 1,;i01 r ry , I, I' 11.11E11.111 I//, e•,-I'y and Extra 'lt!. rln rain ,111 111, ~. rt., tent t I medium and t• l'll/ 11 On, NVI, its NOW Olt 1'1,111.111, J. T. Delacroix, F.F.Cc,, I) 1..41,1,11 Milt krt, VII I I.A DELPHI A. Administrators' Sale of Valuable REAL ESTATE. ~t• the Orphan,' uttl3. the ontle,l2 , I Alit it it.. .tt rt , ..1 11 Illruu 11. Itttt.•lll, 111.• 1.1 the • rI 1.1r.,1tt ; ill t•xptt•t• Itt 11111 lII' It• 11ttll Ilul (t! Ct.111•110tt r, 111, ill, pre. it , 1.1 , 4 l'1,111s),11•1/,711 1,1,,p. CO. ...111tty. P.,. 1 inilrs tt.t llttir,borl,, tint! Alittitt 2 r• • . t.I 111• St 1.111.11. W. Black Slate :.nd G,avel lantlß oljolainc hint, of Ferdinand Roth. Mat tin !tonal nger, Adam I . .eirer. David .sewcolorr, J. hit is ta..1.1 John be- IL ~.. 1:1, tog. ait ..t her, N. I 141 1.1 I all ..tt• r 1-1.10 zit, it: a 111.0: 1 . 01d , 21- 11,1 . ha, 1..," 100.1 lately limed r The ittritrusty i, molt, are a t $ ory Fll.l NI It: , •ee' 15' ELLI :NO Weattittrltut,d,..l ona Muse. I,A lit I, BANK BARN 'I • •;, and et er , otbuildings. a rl nu Apple 'j ills tam 1.. well water, .1, 4111071 a Sluing near trio I eliding,. ,Ltd V. II I d water at the door 1 .... '2 ndj king the same otains 117 \ores atoll 0 under gi.cal lm re. and to a 1ti.,11 -Late of cid ity.tt ton, having been col trod over lately lab lime. The improvements tire a go (1 two story Stone House, Wash House. Stone Spring House, a good Bank Barn, Cid Pros, nod other out-buildings. Tho farm Is troll watered lo) a Spring ol good venter and a Well Hear the house. There are two A pplo Orchards of eheice trait. ho a ova farms are very desirable, being con venient to Churches, Schools, Aril in , and hat trig Har risburg unirkets within 4 MUM/. At he same time and place sold be sold a let of Hem lock Shingles, 200 go .t 1 Locust Posts, and a lot of Fea ring Boards. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock on said day, u hen :a -tm:dal/CO Will he given Had terms made known by JoSEl'll 11 ./ . PATTON, I '' . .J.. 91.1 1 111 A. sTuAnr,„l saur August 10, 1065 —ts Lancaster 1 otelltgencer and Schuylkill Journal eopj and send bill to this Valuable Town Properly AT PRIVATE SALE. S. tun to on Pomfret street, Carlisle. near the corner of Pitt ; liss Lot contains 02 feet in front and 240 in la depth. TheliiiiiiiniiisTents ore aswo.stery BRICK BLOUSE wide other convenient out buildings. The Lut Is well covered with fruit trues and grapes—ail of the most choice selection The I cation is a desirable one for a private ronldence and will be disposed ..f upon ad V4ll t 11.4 onus terms. Fur termu and iUrther particulars, enquire of A. 1.. tstiONSLER, Real Estatougt. Au,4 )2, 1s6:)—(1 LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in the Post Office at Carlisle, State of Pennsyl vania, the 17ilf day of August., 18C5. Published by official authority in the pa jar having the largest eifeulation. „T 01161.4 obtain any of these letters, the oplieattt must call for advertised ,otters' give the date of the and pax two cents for advertising. If not called for within one month, they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. ,GEO. ZINN, P. M. Brown, Leverets Macfarlane, J G Beck, Jacob Miller, Joseph W Brown John B McAlpine, J O (Vhs) 2 Bold,John (colored) Murray, Cfiariee Brindle, Abner B W (bricklr) Barons, Ellett Piper, Sarah Bell, Sarah Pennypacker,,Chas H Brady, F M. ' Robison, Mr 'Duncan, John -; •Rock, uis' Elliott, M J- Ruby, S V Egan, Capt. P Rinehart, John Eckel, Dr S N • -Reynolds, Kate Gilmore, Mary T Settle, William Gorges, M W Smith, Bev Henry ,11 Gipson, John Snyder, Christian - . Gardner, Amos T Shearer, George Hoffman, Andrew J Sheailer, Mary E Hooler, Samuel H -Tolivani Clara or,. Hildebrand, H (Hks)Taltnage, Rev F Hall, Friinlclin P Turner, J W HolYmani Christian Tall;-Sarah Heiman; J H ThoMpSen, J Henry HprsheY, 'MA Tool, Mrs Elizabeth Haller, - Joana Thompson, Mary M iraverstick; Anna M Todd,',3l • Kal(ongor . Jelin Walla* Thomas • Keller, John Wintermule,H X • Laird, Mary . White,'Hattio C • Loop, E 5..., Watsoni,Williatn M Mycn, ' ” NAMILY DYE COLORS, , AT RALSTON'S A LL the leading Pntent ldeclioinne-tif .211,th0 day atilaverntlok'a Drug and Book 0 50 410 610 100 I hi NM I'{ 1111 (‘) DUCE MARKET • Iligu4t. IT, ISIIS lly IVm. Bentz. R k. I X
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