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II
CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET
, Reported weekly orv-
Schmidt. Herald by
Wocidlivard'AP
Acme. Superfine, per, bbl. $.4,00
4 .' 25
do. Family
- ' ;Rye ' do. ' - - 2,60
.
INVITE WHEAT per biishol LOP
RED do. dO.
Of
RYE •
Couu
Ci.ovFneinn
T/MOTILYBEED.
do._
do.
do.
Simirro BARLEY' do
WINTEII BARLEY .• do
PIIILADELPHIA DIARRE'r
Ototnii par, bat rel,
Extra family flour;
.
• •
Rye Flour, '.. . -8 00
Corn Meal, , . , .2 87/
WHeAT, beet white, per bushel,' 1 25e1 30
Prime red whelit, - 1 00®1 00
Rye, per bushel, . •70
Corn, .. • - - ,
0,118,-, ,. , • .
..
Clovefseed, per bushel,
Whiskey, per gullet',
BALTIIIIOtIE ,MARKET
F.pun., per barrel, . • ' 525
06io extra, 5 00
CityMille, - - . . - a 2506 50
Rye Flour, .. 3 00
Corti'Meal, ' '.• 8 00.
lirnEkrs,,best white per bushel, • 1 Ile ,1 15
Prime red wheat, . .1 02 0 1_08
Rye. per bushel, ' 74
coru, - "" .. - 51®56
32
5 25
Oats; "
Clovereeed, per bushel,
'Whiskey, per gallon,'
A Eist of Sales of personal property, corn-
Mor . oh_ 4,llloses }Therly.. Esq., Hampden twp.
6, John- Sadler,.Upper
" 6, Mrs. Nancy Green. S .11191tileton.
" 8, Peter Y. Hamlin, Silver Spring.
9, Wi Hain Glover,. - do.-
10 John Wolf, East Pennsboro'.
11. Henry Ileokerttell, Hampden twp.
"• 12, G. W. Geese. South 111iddletcn.
13,.Simon Arnold. Mechanicsburg:
" 15, 11lichael Garver, Monroe tw.
Ij. " 16, Wm. R. Gargas, Esq. Lower p Allen.,
" .17, A. Koser,.Gettysburg, Adams co.'
" 18, do: do , do. .1 4 "
" 10, John Rife, dec'd. - East PennstChro'.
" 20, Frederick Stone - r, N. Curnbeaud
A , Sheller, Mourno.t n.
" 23. Muria Nit:holm, Gysterle , ,PcOt.
-" 24,.A. Coitliesrt Esq 'ShdlihroAtottrn.
" . 25, Conrad Nleguntle. Nl.onto twp..
" 20, David Burtner, DM . In.nn9hero'.
-" 27, Geo. 'Anhenielter, N. Cutuberina
W. C, BOUSEB, Auctioneer.
NROM.CA LIVORNIA
We have two weeks' later .news` from Call•
fornin, by the arrival nt•-New York of the
steanospip Moses Taylor with the P'noitio mails
antf•sl,64o,42o:iti -treasure..--_A .violent storm,
lasting three'days, had swept over California,
doing great damage. -A large amount of land
-had finally been confirmed • to the catholic
church hy.the old missions being restored to
them. Money was scarce Snit' FranciSfm,
and the r eoelpts-of gold from the intericlifialtel
• limited. -The_toorkets were again overstocked
- 7 - vrith — till — defrcripti - onn — ornerohnindiseeicept
flour. In this commodity some speculation
isms going on, and pricea'•had- advanced to a
higher figure thati'llad been 'demanded since
1553. More thdo.ths.MmaL number
.of murs
dere and' affrays had occurred vhrious Ritrts
of the State.-- At- San-Diego, Mr..- Getman,_
sheriff of Los Angeles county, had been killed
by an-insane man Minted Iteed, from Teens.
In a subsequent attempt to arrest the murder s
er a regular battle 'ensued.which resulted in
the killing of the homicide, Idll body being
riddled with .balls.
A suicide mania prevailed at San Francisco.
No lees than thirteen suicides and attempts at
self-destruction were perpetrated during the
fortnight previous to the sailing of the steam-.
or. A duel had taken place between two
French editors.. They fought with small
swords, and both were wounded. The intel
ligence from Salt Lake City represents the
Mormons as suffering-for -want- of-pi ovisions,
clothing and dry goods. A party had arrived
at the Mohave river in quest of supplies, and
with orders to prevent the further emigration
of the Saints from San Bernardino. Two coin
panies of'artillery had been sent to San Ber
nardino to protect the inhabitants from any'
violence from the Mormons.
Accounts from Bonora state that Gandara
had collected a large farce of Indians and at
tacked the goiernment troops at Guayamas.
They were, however repulsed after a two days'
fight. An attaok on CO.. Sta - na!ta_iLirz y ing
party was apprehended
WISTAIVS BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY. .
From the Principal of the Fredonia (New York)
Seminary.
EREDONIA, July 17
DR SETH W. FOWLE: Dear Sir: From my
youth I have been subject to lung complaints.
In February last I took.cold a cough . set in,
I'expeetorated freely, but the mucous raised
from the lungs indicated a disease deeply BM
. ted. Two-yr three physicians kindly sent me
their medicines, which have been very effici
ent insuring coughs, but they faileeto reach
any oats. 4 the latter 'part of April,l left
Lome, intending to travel a while, and if pos
sible, escape by that means froth present dim.
ger. When I reached, Buffalo my cough was
considerably aggravated. A Inc.i d there ad-.
wised me to try the "Balsam of Wild Cherry."
but I told him I had, swallowed medicine
enough, The next dny.ray friend urged me
'again"to try "Doctor Wistar," and at 3 P. M.
I was willing to try any thing; for I coughed
-contitantly.l procured a bottle, drank of 'it,
•continued taking it from that bottle one week.
and when -the Balsam was gone my eougli and
pains were gone, acid I have not coughed since.
Respectfully yours,
F. A. RgDDINGTON
Nono genuone unless eigned I. BUTTS on-the
anipper. .
. .
For sale itrearlisle by Samuel Elliot
A Cones REMOVED.—WoManhobd
where is experiencing the evireffeuts of the
otitis inflicted on her sex, by Eve's disobedi
ence in the garden of Eden. Ever 'sitice our
aneisnt mother's-first effort to hide. her shame
for violating the express will of. her Creator,
by sewing together •and wearing, fig leaves,
her daughters have" been doomed to " stitch
away their lives," in obedience to the exorbi.
tont demands of fashion, in the modern adorn
ments of her sex. The only relief they can
over expect from the drudgeryof band sew
ing, must be found in' the- introduotion of a
thitiVElE - Scliesiiin Sewing Machine into.every,
household. , -,.8y-dtezee-every-wife 'and-mother
will have ainp:e leisure to bestow attention to
the education of her ehildred, do better row
ing than by hand, and have better health and:
more comfort than,elie can possibly havewith,.:
Out A'GROVEItk BMW]. MaChinil.
Du VeLL'e GALv„uip Cholio
,
wee cured in ten. utioutee—oak P. 'A. Brand
.of flnfrfeburg, PA. Mee of tenyesiie stand
lug cured by One tiottie, and .Inony , Othere of
alio same oherector cured - soundly by ills me
Vhi medicine isrfor 'sole by It .W. , Catri.:
S, Edintr, 13.40 Kieffs - i - j, S. Davidson.
tE..tromeP, Hoed &r
rln„, Altreci . Nbrorigh,
James gylo, ll: 110.00 Ruseion & Dice,. Green
Plaik; .8 4
4rittgliind & Moore, „A. 31::Lei0104,
Mary •'. •'- •:" • r ;:. :
STATIBIIO9-01V VIE MIITtiODIST EPI,IIOOPAL
Cnunctl --t•Tife. returns of all the Conference')
and l'ilisalone -of the '?"lpthedist Epicoopal
Church in the United' Statee, d 7. in inimber,
have begn_otficially received by_klinaudlieritles
of that numerous and influential religioue 'de
no:ideation, and the result' furnishes the fol
lowing inatictics : •
ere, 5805; In 1855 there 'wee 4898; in 1854,
4814 ; increase over the previous your, 467
' .Number of superriumerary or rotired'preash-•
ers,•7ll-;.in 1855, 690: • 1954, 6691 increase
over the previous yesr, 21; T.,tal number of
reacher:4,o.o7o.
• Number of local prenel erg, 6718.; in 1f55,
there were 65901 in. 1894,
,6149; increase
.ver-tbe-previous-year,-128. .
Number of members,' 709.968; number In
1855, 692,255 ; number in 1864, 670,282 ; in
orease- over the previous year; 17,713,
Number of probationere,-110,-405-hin-1855,-
107,170 in 1854, 104,074; deoreese within
4.60
2,00
-70-1
4 60
6. 0000 00
the psst yeur..5166. .
.• Total . membership 800,327; in 1855, 709,
'421; in 1854, 783,358—inciense over tho'pre
vious year, 20,102. including. benevolen
contributions. amount bontrilthted for genera
illissintinFy purpose's, $226,007; for the Sun
day School Union, $14,852; for the Tract So
ciety• $27,348. The whole amount of.report
ed oentritntione "of the church 'average 90 els.
per attnuon for each memher of the church.
The largest amount given pro rata ninny Con
ference is reported to he that of Cincinnati, viz:
50 cents to each member; Ott:lowest is •that
of the Arkansas 'Conference, which averages
but•s,lo of a emit to naPir.member.
61,26
20®21
n u Sler_of_dea ths_for_the_y.ear .
8462; baptism of ado't p. 0 7,583; children,
27,037; , number of chu c/b115,3135; estimated
Vane, $0,781,310 ; .
- of parsonages,
2174; estimated value, $2,1,16;4374, funds for
Conference glaimonts, $48,290 This - amount
has been applidd topped) of the preachers as.
.have been placed on the tntired list, or to' the
families of deceased preachers.o Contributed
fr the American Bible Society, $l6 610:
number of Sunday Schools, 10.766; officers
and teachers, 114,791: number of scholars,
'591,468: number of volumes in their libraries,'
_2;001,944.. - • . '-- '
It will be seen - That' thernmonnt;'ralsed for'
the support Of the Sunday Schoel Union is but
$14,852. It will be understood that this sum
is almost entirety appropriated to the . eqab
lishment of Sabbath Schools in - the Sir West.
As for the amount contributed by. - the mem
bership at large for the support of their own
Schools, there is no data; but it will not be
less than a quarter of a million dollars, since.
it has been ascertained that the eXpank..6 of
Slibbath Schools is scarcely less than the sum
of fifty cents per annum for each scholar.
• The following statistics , are compiled from
the racial' of the:Church South : Number of
traveling preachers fur the Year; 2171 ; num
ber of supernumeraries, 163 ; 'number of local.
prone tors, t ; nut I .er o w 1447.5 - tirThers,
461.061: number of colored and Indian room-
hers, 116,553—t0tal membership, • 643.708.
These statistical - ire frotti the minuteis ut 1855-6
As-compared with the numbers for the .prece
ding,year,' they show' an-increase of 136 tray.
elino preachers ; 26'1 lacer preachers ; 18,851
white member.. 3, and 5660 colored, and.a de
crees° of 144 Indian members, malting a.totar
iocrease of 24,689.. Vie number of the Indian
members is 3613. - •
UTAH ArFAlmi.—St. Low's, March I.—The
"Lender learns from Father Deenret, n Catholic .
Missionary. wha - hits spent'thany years among"
the - Indian tribes on either elope of the Rooky
mountains, that:there ia a porfeCtly Practicable
and easy route - north from Salt Lake to the
,prltish possessions. Father Deseret has tree
bled the route several times in light wagons,
Chid gives it as his conviction that; if the Mor•
moiis leave their present iodation, they will
• 4 1
pr c oed northward to New Caledonia, in• Brit•
merion, and settle at the base of. the Yor•
t e monntaina,Thear the forty‘minth parallel
The route is described in detail, bud the coun
, and -- 4tated '
try and climate stated to.be eminently superior
in every respect,tp that of Utah. The Leader
calls the special attention or.the War depart
ment add the public, to its article ou the sub
ject.
DEMOCRATIC MEETINCI.IN CAMIIhIA COIiNTY.
—l.'benabt(rg, via Witniore. 111 arch I.—A Meet
ing of Democrats of Cambria county wan held
in the court house here, to day, Thomas Col
lins, E. , acting ne chairman. Resolutions
condemning the President's action on the Kan
sas (ration' and sustaining Governor Packer,
vrere..adopted.
Jtetu Ilhoertfs ements
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VOLTRT PRO.CLAMATION,--
Wilma:An the lion. JkMES• If: augllAlf,'Preni
dent JudgeUf -the seVeeni Courts of Common Pleas oT
the roentree of Cumberland, Perry and Juniata, and
Justice of the several Courts of Oyer and Termiltbr and
General JOll Delivery In said counties,. rend lion. Sou.
OCT. I Viebnoutm and Hon, M. Comm, Judges-of the
Courtof Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery
-fertile - Mkt - of nil-ettpital-and-othermffendentrin-tho
maid eoutity of Cumberland. by their precepts to me
dl
reeled, dated the 11th of Nov. 1857, leave ordered the
CourVbf Oyer and Terminer add General Jail Delivery
to be 'holden nt CARLISLE, on tile 241 MONDAY of
April, 1858, (being the 12th day,) at 10 o'clock in
,April,
forenoon ~to continee two.weeks. •
NfYffiCr. IS 11ERE1Y GIVEN to the Coroner, Jun•
ticen,of the Peace and Constables Jf the.nalif conniy of
.Cuutherland, that they era by Mei said precept cons:
mended to be then and there In their proper persons,
with their tulle, records, inquisitions, tromiliations
.and nil other remembrances, to do those things whirl,
,to.their officer appertain to be doue,and MI these that
-are hound by rerognirances, to prosecute against the
:prisoners that aro or then shell, be in the jail of said
.munt,y . ore be there to prosecute them- as Omit be
ust.
bldreh 3.3U8.1
- I.IIIT • ,
nt•Nnuele's•Chenp Jew,
idery St re, a tine supply of Hold and Silver Dun tine
and open face WA tidies very line end le teat style.. -Alen
hirwe mgmirthwitt nitiejewelry,. ll olidny,l'euninitic
,dc.. which we trill '1611,4 rialdeed' price daiiiid the
The piddle tit niePectrailylnelted peep . and
Ail:twine our geode bof.piqtairtug.ellowbere.• •
: • •7, • 8,1867. ' • .•, . , 'A
D. A . NA.UgLE.
• Dec.
1 . 1 1,
li S A It 11; I V
,A !
ODS OO FOR Tilt, UOLIDAYS
FANCY GOODi, GIFT BOOKS, &o.
S. W. IIAYERSTICK has juAt received Rum' the city
.and is now opening a spiendiddisplay of FANCY 000115,
suitable for the approaching I loliday: 10t1S1/11, to which
ho desires to call the attention of his friedds mid the
public. ills assortment In this line cannot bc surpassed
In novelty nod elegance. and both in quality and price
of the articles, cannot fail topless(' purchasers. It would
ho impossible to enumerate his
HOLIDAY FANCY GOODS,
which comprise every variety of fancy article of the most
exquisite finish such us. •
Napier Macho Ilsods,
Elegant alabaster and porcelain ink•stabds and trays,
Amoy ivory, pearl and shell card (MEM
. Ladies' Fancy Baskets,
Fancy Work Boxes, with sowing insrdinents,
Port Mollusks, of every variety, "
Gold. pens and ponells, Pitney.paper weights,
Papeteries, and a larger. zloty of ladles' Fancy station
ery.
Motto settle and wafers, Silk •sud bead purses,
Ladies' riding whips, elegantly finished; Ladies' fine •
cutlery,
Perfume baskets and bags,
Brushes of every kind for the toilet,
Itilussel's Perfumes of the various kinds, •
,Musical instruments, of ell kinds and at all prices, •
together w ith an innumerable varinCY of articles elegakb•
ly finished and suitable for holiday presents, to which
he invites special attention.
Also, an extensive and elegant collection , •
•• • HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS,
comprising the various tlnglishand Americar, ANNUALS ,
for 185 E, richly embelished slid Illustrated POETICAL
AVORKS,, with CHILDREN'S PICTORIAL BOOKS, for
children of all ageo,, than which nettling can lie more
epprepriate oopleasing as holiday girth Ilisassortment,.
aCßcheol BfKliefilliUdiPoL!ASSlFSarMs. MR. eliSßPlfite.t...
and etWilites everything used in Collegel and the
Schools. Ile also desires to call the particular eaten.
lion of Families to his elegant assortment of
LAMPS, GIB ANDOLES. - Ao.„ •".
from the extensive establishments of Cornelius, Archer
and others of Philadelphia, comprising%every style of
Parlor. Chamber and study Lamp., for burning either •
Lard, Sperm Or Ellserial oil, together with Flower Vases,
Fancy. Screens, Sc. Ills assortment in this line la .up
equaled in the Iserough. Ake,
FRUITS, FANCY CONFECTIONARY—NUTS—PRE
, SERVED FRUITS, km. • '
In every variety and at all prices. all of whirls are pure
and fresh aniline can be confidently recommended to
his friends end the little folks Ills stork embraces
everything in the line of Fancy (tootle, with menyitther
articles uset ul to housekeepers which the public are es
pecially invited to call and„srefdui ing 'fhe holidays.— •
itentember the Old Sinsidynrariltrpposite the Bank on
?RIAD Hanover street/ • ' • •
. • • S. W. lIVERSTICK:
Dec. 10. 18117.,••
T
QT
• •
ico le hereby givi)b
12 - r . Ornament' interiStod. :that 'appllcatten• 'for LI. ;
'cense under the net of March st, HOB, must be filed
with the Clork.of the Court of Quarter Sessions, nn. or.
before Monday. the:HILL - day of March, Otheiwise They,
will .• ; THE' COURT..
Li, 17,1868,
JACOB
. 110W . 3.1A1, ShorllT.
New Ahbertisements.
trROUTY'S SUBSOIL, PROUTY'S
DOUDLIt MICTITGAN. BOA ANT) BLIBBOIL, AND
OKY'S CENTRE DRAFT PLOWB. Theo Bowl'
aro eonatrurtod on aclontlfla an no to furn
and pulvorlao Edo 00'40 at ono .oponalop. .1t took
Thu Bret premium at thu Worlds Mill. London, agalnot
all competition. All the dllToront sizes at itholesalo
.PABCIIALL MOMS to CO., 8010 Agonta.
. • N. E. Cornor Ttlt and Market eta Philo/
SPAIN'S PREIVITUM ATMOSPHE
RIC CHURNS will prochice' wore butter from A
given quantity of cream, than any other churn In 11/10.
Seven elm, whelevale and retail.
--PASCHALL .ItlollltlS.2CO.,Sole...Agenta,
N. N. corner ith and Market ate; Milled.
Fl.l5 -FLOWER A N-D-:GA-li-DEN
SEEDS In greet.' vidiety—witruinted freFh And
genuine. GUANO AIAPES, NITHOOBNIZED dUPER
PHOSPHATE OF LINE POUDRETTE, du.
PASCH A LL DIOSE IS & Co.
N.E. Catnor, 7th and Murkot
Pak.-21, 'sB.] _ ,
A N Li'NGLiSLI LADY, 'widow of the
Into Archibald Fitzgibbon, Professor of Chemistry,
laving decided upowntalting Americo her future hums,
Ix induced from the most generous motives to give to
all who way require It, a Betts, (discovered by her
buitdand, and now In her possession only) for malt Inra
preparation for li este, inglittir to Bald Persons,'chnng-
Mg it to Its original color, if it has become ft roy,
preventing it from billing out. , The preparntif n can
be made nt a very small Persons sending for the
Recipe. should, 011C10eo five past:lgo t.tamps, (Fifteen
Cents.) to tiny return postage, and printing. Mrs.
Fitzgibbon desires that ail correspondence be carried
on with' her son. who will devote as much of his time
on the carrying our of his' mother's wishes will require.
Address ALFRED A. FITZUIBBON, New York ;
MNIMEMEM
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$lOOO. A YEAR. station l immaterial. It lo an or
slooo A.YEA It. tide of daily consumption, mid can be
$lOOO A YEAR. manufitet med. in the agent's dwelling,
$lOOO A YEAR. secured .by copyright; sale as perm
sl 000 A YEAR. nuthent no Rom% An Agent wanted
$lOOO A YEAR. In every town In the Union. .
Peb: 24, 1050.-amo.
M.O" V. A L.- 7 -1 hut old and_ well
xt.knotrn Tailoring Establlshtnent.lbruierly conduct
ed by Mr. T. 11. Skiles, inis thin day been removed by
the subscriber to Hamilton's new. building, nprtii.inst
coeney of Main nod Pitt street.. second dpor,ltillectly
opposite the Methodist
11. 311/LI.IN,
Stiecessnr to T. 11. I.4l(ljen.
Fob. 24,1858...1L.,
J UST PURIA.S F.l)-Priee six cents,
' POST FREE
1101 V TO CURE CONBUMPTLON;' — ' ,,
Broneb.tts, A i.tholn. Croup. Colds; nod Yervous After.
loos. •Add rer.n TIIACY 1 EI.OICMIfs , Brent Curer of
Ciointuniii hl. New York. Cily Post Mee.
Feb; 21, 185ti.-.3tno:
T 00K OUT FOR THE LOCOMO
jr-j-11111.--c.. Ititiou, hereby not OWN alrpersons
debtod to him, that their accounts mist be closed
forthwith. I le cannot give any crier Indulgence, and
those who neglect this notice, skill find their bills in
the hands of a' Magistrate for collection'
.Feb. 24,185i.]
F OR RENT. The three
mum- 11011 SE, in Honorer
street, three Rends from the corner of the I
tllllftre; in Coriislr. nt present occupied l•y bill
Clem Foot. This !louse is welt calculated
for it private dwelling or place of business. Apply to
Wait tsA Parker, or to the subscriber.
SAMUEL WOODBURN, •
Executor of Thos.lliown, dee'd.
Carlisle, Feb. 24, 185S.—tl.
IFS ALI 4 FOR 13 U.N C 0 lq ! !
• These fellows that fling out their red nags and make
SO touch fuss alantethe effects of the Money Poole,"
A• Suspension and Its consequences" '• Omit attraction"
" Prices greatly endured" and other queer "rumors,"
are all talking for Itt'scomer.._ But If you really wad
to get the' wort Ipof your looney, call at the. Fatuity
Grocery and Queprisware Store of
•
J. P. HALBERT, . •
,
on the N. Nl' Corner of the Public Squnro and directly
opposite the eatable Deposit, Bank; In the borough of
Carlisle.
Illsr:t.ocli of China, Ginma'and Queensware
, non-ralenitdied.from-Pl,4lmlriphi. q -..,d Leuliiy 17
design, quality and elleapneNs _
13=
GROCER IT.
Ills assortment of FA311 . 1.1r GROCERIES is full,
fresh, clean nod complete, itieli as, • ' ,
Java nod Rio Coffee, . • Mixed Pickets,
. '. Roasted, Plain do. '''''''-`
Imperial Tea% • Worcestershire Sauce,
linra r i Oolong. or midi Ito. A Medea n do. •
l'A '' ~ 11 I Pounded lloininy l'ornate PiltsliP, • -
t 1,14.. Ihicker4 Farina, • Salad ix..telile oil,
'•mil d ':i ; 4 Corn Starch, Pepper silks,
~ • biro Flbur, . 'fable salt.
Baker's Cocim, Syrups nod Molasses
.'• Chocolate, ; ' of every quality,
_ Prestonla Eaglude , . . 'Macaroni,
SPICES, (ground h unground.)
Cinnamon, -
31nee,
unnegs,
(IOWA(
Al9,lce,
Pepper and
Uhiger. '
SUGARS.
New Orleans,
Porto 'Hien,
" Crushed,
Granulated,
' Pulverised and
Relined.
CfIXVIE-PlllO apple and No York dairy Cheese.
Cranberries, Broome mid Cedarwaro
A-C-N,N-11 1;4, )lef m t›.
Nom. 1. •L and 3
Salm:Hier or Concentrated Lye for mai, lug soap. Ile-
MG° a ••1111/17SAND - ANI, ONi:"':iitiOlVA that rannid" Lo
olumieratod, but which tho public are cordially iulited
to exinoino for themselves.
The subscriber thankful for the very liberal patron
age wlitch lie has revolved r..on, the voinanuoity iii times
past,'respectfully solicits it contiouar re.
JOSEPH 1). HALBERT.
Carlisle: Pee 23, 1857. .
. , .
WAT(JIIES, JEWELRY, AND
SILVAIIt.WARLAT old established'
Stand. West 31ain St., nearly opposite the Cuinberhad
Talley Bank.
I have junt received a new assortment of watches,
jewelry. meitalhons. silverware, &c.. In aMlititur to toy
limner stork to which I Invite the attontion of the
public, The assortment embraces fine
gold and silver lever watches, hunting • ' IPO
and open cos., do.„ gold Anchors for ".•
Ladles and Gentlemen add Silver ,Le..
pious and ( - loonier watches of every YR' qg
riety in style and price.
Also fine gold Medallions. Breast-pins for ladles and,
Gentlemen of °Very quality, pattern and price. Gold
fob, vest: curb and neck chains. Gold bracelets, finger
rings, cuff-plus, elude, sleeveAuttons, etym.., charms,
&c, do. Goldand silver thimbles, .silver and plated
butter knives, forks, table, ten, salt and mustard spoons
of 'every variety. A large assortment of gold, slivet
t 8 spectacles, to salt ali'
n mid ge,,.. ct o orto
which
tiOn.
A flue tot of GOLD PENS' from the best makers,
.poetaele eases, fancy boxes, silver and pearl card cases,
gold. and common bracelets, •watch challis,
Manthieloeks and a variety of articles neu•
ally kept in .rewelry eAtlttilisliments, which
lwill soil low for cash. All articles war
ranted to be what they aro represented. • .
Particular , attention paid as usual' to
WATCH REPAIRINU and all work war
22112!
TIIO3IAS.CONLYN
Doc. 23, 1857.]
JUST' RECEIVED AN D • OPE NING
AT NAIWILE'S CHEAP JEWELRY BTORN; .
Nain Steal,
. .
A largo oupply of
'drams, Jormlry,
r end MAIM Wore.
I Wbletr•rititito - at ,
ration.
If you want to .o.
rat from tho lorgoot
toolt ofeloolce, Watch ,
Jowelry, Sliver and
fated ware in Carllele
. .
Wo baron largo assortment of Gold and 811 Var hunt
ing and Opou Cacao Wan:hos to suit all Fancies and
PookatC;
_At NAUGLE'S, .
Fine and Cheap Jewelry of every style end quality
In setts or by the plea as wanted. - -
At NAUGLE'S..
Silver and Plated Walters, Cake, Fruit, Sugar, and
Card Basknts, SIIvor; Table, Ten,.Cream, Sugar, Salt,
Thwart and Crean, Spoons, '
At BABBLE'S.
Tine Pearl, Lit; , n, Coral, Cameo, Goldetone t Mosaic, Fio
rentino Mosaic, Jot Box and aloes setts cheap -
At NAUULET. • '
Diamond Breastpins and Eingerings,
At NAUGLE'S.
.Goid hunting Case, Eight Day Levers; Gold Hunt
ing Case, Duplex; Gold Hunting, Chronometer's,
At NAUGLE'S.
Bagley's best quality ,of Gold Pencils; Ditto Gold'
Peal and Silver llolders,
- - •
• Silver and Plated Tea Setts; Goblets, Cups, Toast
:Rocks, Pitchers, Urns, Tureens, Tea Bells,
. Gold Neck, Test. Curb, go, and Chntlain
Gold IlMeelets, Lockets, Thimbles, Ciaiges, Charms, •'
— At NAUGLE'I37.
• „,
Fronch Time Piceds to run three and fourvvecks,___
AVNA OGLE'S.
Gold Sleeve, Test, Collar, and Shirt Studs of all stylca
and quality,
AtNAUGI,II'B.
Plated 'Forks, Spoons, linlvos, Napkin Rings; Silver
Thimbles, Shields,
At NAUGLE'S.
ACC9MICOIIII, 'Music Boxes—a fine variety,
AFNAUGLE'S.
Ladles' Portmonaleg Pearl and Leather, Plain and
Fancy Travelling Bags, very 'rice styles, cheap
• At NAUGLE'S.
If you want to bare your Watches put in good re•
phir and warranted, take them to
If you want to get a Cheap Clock; you can get it -
At NAUGLE'S.
If you want your Silver ware neatly marked at short
notice, cull
At .N • AUULE'S.'
All goods warranted as represented, or tbe money re.
funded,
• At NAUGLE'S
Persons that want bargains aro Invited to call
At NAUGLE'S
T B. KELLER'S HAT, OAP,.
U • BOOT AND ElloE STORE.
North East Corner of UM Public Square.. •
The subscriber offers to the public a 'completo and
choler assortment of lints ' Caps ilootsand Shoes. which
have gust licen.purchasmi from the best mit ufiu•Cururs•
• fur block consists of a gret varietyffeautiful
AND FEET lIATS,
made expressly-for customers. All kinds of. Caps Fir
Men, Boys and Children. We ,would invite particular
attention to eur well, selmitod and great-variety of
these geode, as me are confident they cannot be excelled
'lO the totes or county: -
-HOOTS AND SIIOES. of every style and variety, all
unequalled Mr price and finish. It consists in part of
4. MEN'S line French CALF BOOTS,
1101" S
YOUTH'S "
LADIES' French and EngijstVGAITEIIS., . „.
'• . •• Misse s end Children's '.. ‘•
- ' Every variety of Children's fancy Shoes.
The bestiot of heavy WIN Tliit BOOTS, for men and
boys. in town. . . . o
Tit - OMNI to our friends inut - the - public - for - pasti.s:
vors, we haps by strict attention .to the wants of our
customers, and_by_selli tip; 0008 GOODS, to merit their
continued favor. • , ' J. IL KELLER.
N. B.—Weisel' no Auction Ooodsl [Oct. 7,'57.
,j .
NAY GOODS!. GOOD GOODS!
-4
IF YOU WANT NEW BOODS,
Loon GOODS, AND CHEAP 00000 • OO TO Woooo',
stoat dooitb Maglnuchlin's Hotel, and, you will fled
largo asscrttnen t if Ladies' °otitis, L•onsixtlng of
Fancy and Genoa Silks; Merino., Perslau/Cloths, lie
Lefties, De Hagen, Alpac•cas, Scotch Plaids, Sack Flan
• • Stole!, N1ne1114,5.. Enrlntnn, ChtnLvatting
hams, Calico., Fine' French Worked Collars, Ribbonn,
Hosiery, Gloves, Ac., &c.
DOMESTICS.—WooIen Twilled Flannels, Drilling.
Ticking. Bags and Bagging, Colton Flannels,Osnalit•rgn,
'lends, (Ingham, Table Draper, Checks, white and col,
ored Carpet Chain, Ac.
In Shawls and Blankets we have all sorts, sizes and
conditions.
For gentlemen we have Fine French Black Cloths,
Black and Fancy Cassimeref and Doeskins, Satin.. Vest.
Inge; TWeeds,.Satinetts, Velvet Cord, Kentucky J0 : 550.
~t`s for men's. women's and children's Boots & Shoos,
wo defy competition:
Also, n very superior lot o f Oroceries; such as Coffee,
Sugar, Bice, Spkes,
Our stock has been selected with the greatest care an
to price and quality, and we are determined to sell at
very small advances. Those wishing to purchase will
find that e are soiling ns cheep,-11 not cheaper-than
any house In town; and they will find it to their ad.
Vantage to give us a call.
Butter, Eggs, Rags, Soap and Dried Fruit taken at
Market prices.
N. W. WOODS, Ag't.
Don't for g et the Oleo, next door to Magleuehlln's
hotel. •
ilOOKS! BOOKS !! 'BOOKS !!!
61111tY0CK, TAYLOR .1, SMITII
_nro sole ngeutOn yrikuklin and . Curuiwrinud counties
fur the followiln.i isfunblO works: "
Benton's Abridgment of tho Debates of Congress.
Price per Vol., Cloth $3 ot' Shoep 3 50. - --
'llenton's Thirty Year's Vie ; 'comph;te In' . 2 vole.
Cloth $5 00, Law Sheep $ll 00. • • •
• Morse's General Atlas of the World; Colored Slaps,
and bound, $0 00..
litirton's Cyclopaedla of Wit and Humor.
American Eloquence; a collection of speeches, etc.,
by the most eminent orators of America, with, blogra•
11111C111 sketches and illustrative notes. by Frallk Mo,re,
note ready, complete la tot vols. Cloth, $00;); 1,1 l wary
style, leather, $6 00; half rail, gilt, 8 UU; half moroc
co, 7 00.
SANDERS SCHOOL DOORS'
Sanders' Primer.
'Sanders' Speller.
Sanders' Reader, No. 1.
Sanders' Reader, No 2.
Sanders' Reader, No. 3.
Sunders' Render, No, 4.
Sanders' Reader, No. 5.
Sander.: Reader, N 0.5.
Sanders' High School Reader.
'Sanders' Ladies' Reader. • . . I
'Sanders' Speakers. Wholesale and retail ¢t
SIIRYOCK, TAYLOR & S3IITITS
Molodoong,
Marton,
A largo supyfy of School Rooks, *halesalo nod rotall,
SIM YOCK; TAYLOR & SMITIVS.
•
, _ •
Papftroliuvolops, I'ons, inks, etc , etc.
SIIIIYOCK, TAYLOR a: SMIT11„
•
• , .
1111. NEWT STORE AHEAD 01'
I 60 , IPETION.Tbe ocalbfit, and cheapest arrival
of the sman of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
Groceries, lints, Cups, Beets and Shone, at the New
Store. In Carlisle, corner or North lbmover end Louther
Streets.
The Undersigned returns thanks 'for the patronage
bestowed on him by the public. and at the same time
respectfully announces toot helms just returned from
Philadelphia and is now opening a new lot of Fall and
Winter Dry Hoods and Groberies consistingin part as
follows, end which he iddetermined to selbwit the lo.w.
est rash prices Ducal Cloths, Alpacas. Cluilliesi
'De Lathes, Do Baps, Imstres, Poplins, Brilliants, Skirt
ing., Feet eh and Scottish gingham& Prints. Gleees, -
Collars, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery. Sac., &c. Shawls of
every style and quality. Staple.and domestic, Dry
Goods, Cloths, Cassimers, .Nestings,' 1 , 16:111111A, !Rustles.,
Tickings, Stripes, Chocks Calicoes. Cottomileo, Linens,
Sheelings, Denims, Nankeens, Drills. Marseilles Quills,
colored and white Carpet Chain, Unibreline, . Re,
Also a large and splendid assortment of Bonnets, Hats,
Caps, Boots and Shoes.
A superior lot of, Fresh rework's, Teas, Coffee. Moles.
see, Bice, Spices, Re., Re. Having selected my entire
stock with the greatest care and at the lowest CASH pri
ces, I can assure my friends and the publie generally
that I will do all in my power to make' my establish,
merit known Us the
QUARTERS FOR BARGAINS!!
Those who wish to purrhase n 11111,1.1 It to:their ad
vantage to call and examine my stock before purclool—
hog.
I will pay tho highest market prim for Butter, Eggs,
Rags; Soap and Dried Fruit.
J. A. LIUMRICII, Jr.
. ,
Carlisle, October 14, 1857
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
''‘ SHIP.' • .
stice In hereby given that the partnership hereto
fore existing between A. J:KUTZ and JOHN A;WAll
lel ELI/. Iv thin day by mutual. sasneent dissolved. All
settlements aro to he:made with A. J. ,Warflold, the
Attorney in fact o(John A. Warfel&
s: , • 'A. J KUTZ, '
~
.41,011 N A. WARVIELD.
' •
Cavlible Pan'eo;4 l lslll — `" -- -"---,"'—'•-"----------
The business will ber.•after be carried on at tie
Foundry.nnd 6lacbh e Shop In East North- street; by
Join A. Wafflebi, under the Superintendence of A. J.
_Nuts. AB Foremen. Thankful f , r pant favors, -the-par
ties respectfully. in their new relationship solicit a
continuance of the patronage of the former customers,
and the patronage of the pubibi generolly . • ~
A. J. KUTZ; Foreman.
Jan. 6,186434 ,
persons indebted to
the subsrribor, are s earnestly 'requested' to',call
and settle their accounts without 'delay. Tile -city.
mercbauts basing adopted the cash system, will compel
us to curtail our credits, and do as near a easb.busiuess
is possible.
Dec. 16,18574
•
cABASr
AT COST:-Thei subsciiber
is nee/ endue a lot of PAUAS. far eat° cosi,
ey will be found desirable for Christmaspresems;..
• Dee. 2 4' 67 . -GEO.
(Forge) PIG IRON, for laic et the Wa'
- rehouee of
an. 4. Aiiia.) • ' • W.II.'HUItR4Y.
w tt u it,nobo.
AVNAILICILEIf
I=
=
81116 COCK, TAYLOR & SMITH'S
SIIRTOCK, TAYLOR a SMITIVB
ocatot
ZUEIitICSS. (Barbs.
•
lAW .NOTICE.—Tgos. M • .BIDDI ! E
f continues the practice of the law, in theroffice
formerly occupied by his father, Wm.-141 Dlddle,--Esgq
and more recently, by the law firm of Penrose & Diddle,
now dissOlved.
D0e..2,3, '57.] •
•
• ATTORNEY AT LAW.
thl it; formerly occupied by Judge Llepburn, ou Eaat
Main drool.. All business intrusted Co Ids care will Le
promptly ,
185 atten 7. ded to.
May 20
ILLYdbI-C,—RII-EE-11f; — A. - ttofnorn
at Law, Office In Main Street, Carltele. Pa.—
SS:ii-Buslness entrusted to lithe will le promptly at,
tendedzto - • • • - Yob, 7.'55,
CP. HUNIRICIT,:Attorney af•Law..
.-0111 ca• on North. Hanover street, a few doors
south of Glass' Hotel, All business entrusted to hint
will be promptly attended to. , [April It.
AW NOTICE, RhmOVAL. —W.
11.. J. M. PENROSE-has removed his Oleo to tho room
formerly occupied by hfm on' Meld 'drool It Tow dam,
oast of the slethodist Cintrch whom ho will promptly
attotid to all business outrusted toßdut. , ,
August 10, 1857. '
LAW. QFFICE.LEMUEL TODD..
me resumed the practice of the Law. ogip.9 in
Centre Square, west side, flour the kirst Presbitertan, 1
Church. . . .
April 8, 1857. ••: . , .
DR.'S. B. KIEFFER Otte() in North
llonnvor Arcot two door from Arnold & SOleg
atom OIILro houri, morn particularly from 7 to 0 o'clock
A. M., sod from 5 to 7 o'clock, P. M.
IrjaCTOR AItMSTIIOXG has remov
ed hia omen to Contra tiqunro west of tho Court
Ilouse; whom ho may bo consulted at any hour ot.the
day or nlitht: .11r. A. has had thirty years experience
'n the prorkslon, tho last tonal which harti:loon deco
ed to the study and practice of nommopathic mud!.
Ifie. . 'May 20,7070 m.
DR. I.C.LOOMIS.
South Hanover street, 11111pr o t\
next door to.the Poe •
Mee.
be absent from Carlisle the last ton flays
efeaelfinentli. f Aug.l, '55
GEO. W. NEIDICII. D. D. S.
lento ssemonst rater 40par:111VA Dell.
listry to tin Baltimore College of Den
- tol Surgery. .
.
• Office at his reoldence, opposite Marlon • Ilall, West
'Main Street. Carlisle.
Nov.ll, 1857. a.
GEOItGE S: SEA
. II
"""' EIGHT, DENTIST, from the Bal
timer° College of Dental Surgery.
. at the residence of tile mother, East bouthet
street, three doors below Bedford. `Reference—Dr. Geo
Z. Bretz ' March ID, ISsl—tf.
DR.•J., C. NEFF rpspqet
.
folly Informs the hulks and gentlemen
.11 /I.- of Carlisle, mtd v trait Ite hos re
sumed tho practice of Dentistry, and to pavetrell to per.
form all Operations on the teeth and gurus,. belonging
to Ids nrotemram. llmmjyil J•
gold or silver, loith single gum teeth, or I dohs, an they
may prefer, Trains - moderate. to: suit the 1111105.
' °Mee In 111 , 411. street, dlroctly opposite the Cumber
land Valley Bunk.
flfirDr N. will bo to Nowvillo the last ten days of
every hielith.
=MOE
•
,/ S. W. lIAVEIiSTICK, Druggist /
11 -7- North Ihtnoier Street, Carlisle.
- Physician's proscriptions eerefully eompouilded
A full' supply of fresh drugs,and ellen„,tlrale.- -- • - --•--
l IIMRINGTON .& RI it NB A U
BOOK DINDEItS ASH
BLANK-BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
Mechanicsbzirg, Pa. •
Maginlresi:Newspaners. - Illtderc Thank-books,
l'ass:books, - Cory Sc., are received and TO
turaeil, neatly bound In and week, at moderate" charg
es. Also, pl4er ruled to any deslred,vattern.,
- Jan. Si, 18q4.1
SC/RIVEN:IM AND -00NVEYAN
.CER.A. L. SPONSI t EII, Int . e.ltegisterAf Cumber
d county, will carefully attend to the transaction of
all suelrhuslness as may be entrusted to him, such as
the writing of Deeds, Mortgagor Contracts. &c. 110 e 111
also devote his attention tollie procuring of !And War
• ta.-Itonsinur,
of Real Estate, negotititio - ns, of loans, Cc. 0, - 9.oflice nn
West High Street, fortnerlyoccupled, by W.M. l'enrost
Esq. near the Methodist Church. " •
Simon P. SNYDER,' 011 to.
W. li. Mentni-vie, Pennsylvania. '
1,. L• Coos, lthodo Island.
SNYDER, MT : ARLAND, AND
COOK,
Bankers and Dealers In Real Estate,
MINNEAPOLIS,
Juno 3,1957.—1 y
PAL
EAL ESTATE AGENCY,' RE-
Ik, 310 VAL—A. L SPONSLER, REAL ESTATE
lirr, CON VEVA WEIL- A N D.-SCR I VEN ER, has reo
moved to his New °Mee on Main street. one door nest
of the Cumberland Valley Hall Road Item t.
Ile Is now permanently located, and has on hand and
for sale a very largo amouut,of Real Estate, romdsling
of ParmA, of all sines,
_lmproved and unimproved. 31111
Properties. Town Property of every description. Build.
lag Lots, also, Western Lands and Town Lots. Ile will
give his attention, Is heretofore to the Negotiating of
Loans. Writing of Deeds, Mortgages, Wills, Contracts,
and Serivenlng generally.
' • Oet. 2S, 1857.—tf. -,
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
ANDREW 0. ME. IL JEFF 1 . 0051P.50N.
Ilti- & TIIO 31 PS 0 N
!lave opened an office at St. Joseph, yin„ fir the put ,
ehaso and sale of Heal Estate. buying and selling Land
IVarrants, entering 1. - ,nnd on Time, Sprveying and Map
ping Towns, Location of Warrants, and snaking invest•
meats for non.resldents. paying of Taxes, and all land.
ness pertaining to a (tenon" Land Agency in 31insouri,
Kansas, Nebraska, and lox.
ti.1.,0111,•o on Second Street, North of A. T. Ilvattio',
Banking Mum , , [July 30,1850.
CA Ito L IS L E" if; EN('
volt INDEMNITY AGAIIiET LOSS DY VIJIE.
THE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE CO'Y.,
OF PIMADELPIIIA.
Chartur PerpotuaL—s4oo,ooo Cupßal paid lu. 0111ce
•
street.
MAKE INSURANCE, either permanent or limited, against
loss or damage by Ore, on PROPERTY and eFFECTS of el, try
description, in town or Country, on the most reasonable
terms. Applications made either personally or by letter,
will be promptly attended to.
C. N BANCEER,Pr.'t
The subscriber Is agent for the above company for
Carlisle and its vicinity. All applications for lirburanee
either by mall or personallp will be promptly attended
to by_• A. I. sPONSI.P.It r -v
dee.12,'55., Real Estate Agent and Scrivener.
A:0 ARD.-P. M. L. GILLELEN
&Aopen' his School for instruction •in English' and
, en ) stinPes. at Plainfield. Pa., on the 2.3,1 of March
next. Partlaular atteutidn will he given to
NORMAL INSTRUCTION,
while LrevertrA on the art of teaching, and the Philoso
phy of Mental Devulopement, will be weekly-delivered.
The windier of Pupils will he limited, and all will be
.
Instructed by hluiself.
Session will terminate on the 25th of June.
TERMS.—S 6 per session. Bonriliug.--$.2,t0 $2.20 per
week.
For further inforination, apply personally. or by let.
ter to M. L. OILLELEN,
Feb. 10, 1858.1, Plainfield, Pa.
N'
QTICE . 'TQ INVALIDS.- JIR
. .
1 OAPIION has had an extensive experienre In the "
treatment of Neuraighl. , orvous headache, and ether
nervous discuses and all those- distressing complaints
.so mamma' to females, and Is very successful In Hull.—
treatment. • Ho also treats milli surcess, Ithotimatlsni,
Gout, Dyspepsia, and diseases of the Lungs,• Sternach
and Bowels generally. Ito will be at lls moms at the
111 A DTI N'S • HOTEL , forum) week only.
Hours for general practice—both sexes, from 10 to 12
A. M. For Ladles bnly; from 210 four P. 51. • •
Feb. 17, 1658.-21. •
rfto THE PUBLIC.—TIie undersign
ed being well known an a writer. would offer Ms
services w all requiring Literary old. Ile will furnish
Addresses, Orations. Essays Presentation speech... and
replies, Lines for, Albums, Acrostics—prepare matter
for tin...Press—Obituaries. and write Poetry upon any
subject Address (post paid)
FINLEY .10115:80N,
Feb. 17, 1859. Baltimore, Aid.
CiUMBERLAND COUNTY NOR:
j MAL SCHOOL—The second , session of this Insti
tution will commence In LITERARY HALL, Now
Pa.. on TUESDAY, APRIL. 6th, 1 StB, and continue
PITH MONTHS.
An, able corps of Instrtictore have been secured. and
uo eftbrt will be spored to condor the school worthy of
tho poeltionit soaks to occupy, and of the patrohlige
respectfully Solicits. • •
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For eircularsUontalnlng full partcculars address
'T. A. ideKINNEY, Treasurer,.
Newville, Pa.
By order of the Board of Trustees, .
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Notices,
2y 4 STATI.I OP ELE - 4,NOR - ,MeAL- .-
, LISTER, DECEASED.—Not lee is hereby given.. •
t at Letters of Administration on the Estate of Eleanor.
IdaitillsterplateCof Dickinson tovenshin, Cumberland ,
county, deeeseed; have been issued by the register, of
said county to the subscriber. residing in 511111 in town-
Ship,' All persons indebted to the Estate are required'
to make immediate payment, and these baring: claim
to present them, properlynuthentica ted. for settlement....
WIT. M. SWELLED.
Jan; 21). 'lt-et I Adel. of Eleanor McAllister. doe.
r, STATE. OF 'JACOB 1 4 1171-IM AN' •
.aocustiSibt—Lettirs of Adiritnistrution on tho as ',
Lott , of ..Ixtrolt Itsliiiinn, tote of North Middloion town, •
ship. deentoo; baro'hoes !snood .b,y . the ittigist sr. of
Custborlood.cottotp to thOsttbscrllier fosidhig, la. PAW.
tqWlllOllO. All personkinstebtoil to the estqlo, aro here
by tiotitioill to make' htimoillste psyment, nod those
havinichilms to prosont them duly unttointloatett for
milli:snout. - DANIEL LEMIAN,
Adminlitrator or Jaw!) Letiman x decd.
Yob, 17t1858-00. . •
GOTDEN Pa I% 10
T.son re ap.
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Tho Now Bork wooly GOMM NPUI2E i one or no
limpid and hoot Iltorary . papono of tho day. An'lnipo
dal Quarto toontatoingii eight pogo, Cr forty °Minding. or
antortolning original matter.; nod ologantlyilinstrated
Miry - week:7 — •
A. OM worth from , oo contito ¢5OO 00 In geld, will to
pro:anted to each ouharriber hoinadlatoly on recolpt:nr
the clinCoription money. •
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____Oncoopy_for_ona y0ar,....,..... $2 Okand 1 clit•a.
Ono copy for two years, ......$3 60, and 2 gifts:
, One copy for throe years, ••• 4 5 00 , and 3 gifts. '
Ouo copr '.
for live years, $8 00, ando gifts
I . ' . ?AND TO . 01,11118.'" '-- - -
Throo_caples, quo year, L.. —. $6.00..and4 gifts.
Tire copies, ono year, ^ $8 00,,and 6 gifts. •
Teri copies, ouu year- . $l5 00, and 10 gifts.
Twenty-ono copies, one year, . 430 00, and 21 gifts.
!no nrtielas to be distributed ore acenpriCed in , th
following lig: ,
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2 Packages of Gold, containing .. .4A .. $5OO 00, each.
' 5 do. , do. do, $2OO 00 .. - e Bell.
10 dO. do. . do. • $lOO 00, each
10 Patent Lever llnntineasedWatchessloo 00, omit.
, e 0 Gold I.Vatches $75 00, each..
LO do. $OO 00, WA:
.100 do. - $5O 00, each:
300 Ladles Gold Watches • $35 OD, each..
200 Silver Hunting Cased Watches $lO 011, each.
600 Silver Watches $lOOO to $25, each.
1000 Gold Guard, Teat and lob Chainsslo to $3O, each.'
Gold Lockets, BracelobL'ltrouchest• Ear Drops '
Breast
Pins. Cuff 1.195,•' Sleeve Buttons, Mop. Shirt Studs.
Watch Kepi, Old and silver thimbles, and a.varioty of
other articles worth from 50 cents to $l5 00 each. .
Immediately on receipt of the subscription money,
the subscribers name.will be entered upon one sub
_ea:lotion book opposite a number, and the gift corres
voiding with that, number will ho forwarded, within
-nne4ieek,-to-thu-Subscriber r by—mall -or -expresii-post
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paid. •
ta.. All communirations should Ito addressed to
BECKETTI, CO., ,
48 and 40 Moffat Building, 335 Broadway, New. York.
Specie - mu ropica eent free. . .
BALLOU'S 'PICTORIAL
NG-ROOK COMPANION.
A liecosd Of. the Beautiful and useful In Art.
1 subscriber. one year .
2 subscribers, "
4
$3 00
6 00,
000
'3O 00
Any person-sending no twelvesubscribers at tbalast
rate, shall receive the
,thirteenth copy gratis.
One copy of flatmate . PICTORIAL. and one copy , of
The Ft.to or ova Wine, taken.together, $4 per annuli,
• Bubliabed every Saturday by
M. M. BALLOU,
• N0,.22 Winter Stl, Boston, Mass.
Jan. 6, 1858.]
GIFTS! GIFTSI! GIFTS!!!
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• 'CONSIbig.4.O UP
• GOLD AID SI LI;Elt WATCHES,
FINE GOLD JEWELRY,
WILL DC 018TRIBUTED WITILEVERY 1000 000
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The attention of the public I,ileilillotfhlly.solielteillio
ilie
the extenidve assortnt_of 'Valuable 'Standard and
llliscollaneous Darks, which are oft red for sale at the
lowest .Itetail Prices A FT • WORTH FROM' 25
CENT:i TO 19160, WILL' BE GIVEN WITH EVERY
100 E. A complete Catalogue giving full Inforniation,
with a list - of Prises, wtirl,e forwarded Cu application.
AdhNTS WANTED.
• LIBERAL'INDUCEMENTS OFFERED.
Persons wishing to order st once, can order any Book
-v i i l l i de t e: . d• r i , l42l , :a a diti o la, p . u Ce ) W.York or. Iloston. and it,
tlisher's price, with Gift.
Any person ordering 10 Boo k s will receive for—commis
sion an extra Book with Rift. For Pustagu send stamps,
IS cents, fur $l.OO Books. Address
• DUANe. icuIASON, Publisher, .•
No". 33 - South - Thad SE;Plilladetpldtt:'
II E A P R. E A DING.
TRY BEST FAMILY PAPER PUBLISHED
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THE NEW YORK PRESS.
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cohtnini large closely printed quarto pages.
giving during the yedr one fourth more reading
than any of the Once dollar monthlies. It in tilled
with the very best Tales, Sketches, A.e., that can
be erocured..lt is_printed Dune clear. .new
on me Paper, n shape for binding,
and is handsoulely illustrated; all for $2 a.year.
copies dint free, on application,• Celmnss•
en wanted in every town and city In the country
to solicit suhscriplions, to whom a liberal naunds,
sten will be given. Address DANIEL. ADEE.
Feb. 3, 'liS.-3100s. 211 Centre street; Now York.
•.PACIPIC HOTEL,
172 Greenwich `gtreet; New YOrh.
Thu price of Board at this popular Ilouso was reduced
on the lot QfJanwtry, to 81.50 per day,
JNO. PATTEN, Jo. & LYNDE, Ibtorturrons.'
Feb. 3, 1553.-3111os.
blinilesota Territory
AIcREA'S . CELEBRATED
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THE °BEAT ADHESIVE.
Most useful article ever invented. fur house, More
and Ake. surpassing In utility every other
:-• glue, gum, mucilage, pasta or
• - • content ever known
ALWAYS BENDY FOR APPLICATION:
Adhesive on -paper, cloth, - leather, furniture, puree
lain, china. mailile.or.glass.
For manufacturing Fahey Articles, Toys, etc., It has
no superior, not only possessing greater strength than
any other , , known-a rticle,-but adheres. more
leaving nestalu where the parts are Joined: ZiEVEII
FAILS. -
- Wititin'the List three'years. upwards of 260,000 bet.
ties of this justly celebrated LIQUID 01111• mse been
sold, and the great ernivenience which It has proved lit
every case, has deservedly' secured for It it demand
which, the manufacturer has found times, dint.
cult to meet: acknowledged by all who have used it,
that its merits are far ab to any similar article or
tat ion ever (tiered to the pullie.
.tti3-This GLUE is extensively countereited—oliserte
the Cciebrated Liquid Clue, the Great
Adhesive." Take no other.
TVENTY.FIVE CENTS A BOTTLE.
Manufactured and Sold, WholesTilp and Betel!, by
W. C. McIIEA, Stationer,
No. 007 Chestnut Sipet.,•Philedelphia.
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ttnlT.lheral inducements offered to persons deslrou
of selling the atomic article.
Sept 2.1,
117 - A L L PAPER AND WINDOW
sit.% DES! A. ISAACS,
No. 13.1 North Second Street, below Race, Philadelphia
Having completed tlieir large assortment of the at
Goods for Spring and Summer Trade; would respect
fully Invite the attention of purchasers to the same.
Tho stock for beauty, cheapness and variety cannot
be surpassed,
flu has constantly on hand every description of
Gold and Painted Shades, Buff Ifollands, and Shade
Fixtures. Wall Papers, Curtains, Fire Board Prints,
Borders. Au.. all of which they offer at-lower rites than
can be had at any other establishment. Call and ex
amine A. ISAACS. •
163 North Second street, beton lint+
Sept. .4. 155.7.6 mee,• • •
lII,E A T E 'S.A It C ST.
Arch Street, Above Sixth, Phila
delphia. The Star Company, composed of the brat Ar
['sloes in the acrid. 011(1 exceeding in Strength and
Talent any Onsmatic combination heretofore °dere! to
the Theatrical Public: will appear every night Illeante%
sty: Trazedy, Scrip Comic Drama, Vaudevilles, ' , laical
Du:loth., to. Whets visiting the City, go there.
Nov. lv, 1857.—tf. '
tIItIIR .AND FURNITURE.
j.
- he r!nbeerlber baying located himself permanently
In {Vest Highstreet, two doors abovo,.tho Malin:tad D.
poi, bas }net opened his
• CA 111 NET IT ARE•ROOMS, •
whore he Intends, ns usual, to manufacture and keep
canidititly .on baud every style of parlorfurniture
aust,, , chairs.
'B'alputand Mahogany Dressing mk t
Bureaus with marble tops. Sofas,
Tables and,,,Wash-stands.
61Ildnut; What-note" and Ward
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, • • FRENCH AND PLAIN BEDSTEADS. • -
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Ai- . PARLOR and MOCKING chairs with 'civet or.
hair cloth seitts and backs.
Mahogany, and walnut chairs with hair cloth
or ctn." seats. .
Plain antra of all kinds and stuffed epilog Lorini ES.
Curled hair and husk SIATTRASSES ol every variety,
together erlth all other articles usually found In his
line Of Widnes..
Particular attention paid to i tipairlngand aarninbing
furniture of all kinds. •
Ban% pmciled al•o with an aitcellent ,ITEARSE, ha
is prepared to Jill alt orders for FUNERALS In town or
country.
Jai). 6,11148.-1 y
FAMILY COAL.
a
Tllll subscribers ore now pre'.
ma c -' pared to furnish the citizens of
in, Cumberland County with the
best quality of Coal for family
uae,At the following reduced rates: Wo wl . ll sell beat
btoktiii'and - egigtoarfroartykbniVelfoy;Taliciatiirefilr
liery. Loeoust mountain. Short mountain, Luke Fid
dler, Suohdry cud Wilkesbarm all rescreened and deli
vered to any part of the lon3ugh:
Lime coal at the wird and .Bincksmitb'S coal always
on baud. Also, all kinds of Lumber. cheaper than dyer.
Carlisle, Sept 30,'67. Slilto3l & HOFFER.
Fob: 17,'58,—t!
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D ESI R A LE RESI DENCE AT
PRIVATE sic E.. •
• . The House and lot recently owned
t''':'-vt by 31re.„;.51aria Stevensob, decsium
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Situate on West Main Street, In the
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~._ mgorigh of Carlisle, nearly opposite
_. .._•;._,. , -F--v the warehouse of Mr. Jacob Rheum.
..,....pm moty. in in excellent repair bed there lea never
falling cistern In the yorilln addition. to the hydrant'
water. Posseralori May be lik lintnediatelp , '. •'.
Terms made known hydripileattorr te----- -- -7 , - , .... •
• . T. C. ErTIiVENSON, I ‘.... i
i J. W. MARSIIAL. J ..... I C°4".
or - A. L: SPONSLER, Esq., Zeal Restate Agent. • n
Dec.l6. 1857 . .--3 m. , :-. • ' - • '.. —.
PS.T . .;;A: O O.I)Y :.
Of the illustrated e
tion of FhOIShA KT'S 0111f0N101,EF,i Wee lost:
etoute year 'Any person - hiving the work, will
confor a favor on. tho' owner,' by returtagg It to the
lierald -
• Oulu*
2.lucrtioetnents.
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LOO Donors 'worth of Gifts
JAMES R. WEAVER
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31/ebicines.
t . enu fi rwo ß n AT er lYB.- ry of-thie co
ROFESSOR WOOD ' S HAIKRIII
- progra m ?bp it will restore pennenently,grty hair' to
J P
US original color, cover the'head of the bald with a
lost luxuriant growth, remove et ones all dandruff and
Itching, auto all scrofula, and oth or cutaneous eruptions,
";ugh as eAl,d_heediatch_lt.will-ouweca-by.migis,
TiiWitiiror periodical Amauto! make , the heir soft,
glossy, and wavy, and preserve the color perfectly, an d
-the hair front Alling; tti extreme Old age,
•, • The Allowing is from er.dietlngulshad member of tlas
medical profusion!
1, 1
Sr. Pant, January 805.
DROPESSOR 0... f. WOOD—
_.-- _Dsan.Ena;- , Unsolleited,-I-send vo ths - certificate.
Aftev being nearly bald for a long t ime , Mid having
tried bill the hair restoratives extant, and having tie
faith in any, I was Induced, on hearing of yours to giro.
-it _a -trial-1. placed myself In the hands of a barber. -
and had my bead robbed with a good atm brush,ind
-the restorative then - applfe4 and well rubbed in, till the
scalp was in aglow, This I repeated every morning, an d
in three weeks the young bale anpeared and grew re.
pidly from August last Oaths present time, and is now
thick, black.and Strong—softand pleasankto the touch
whereas, before. it was harsh and wiry, what little there
• was of it, and that little was disappearing very rapidly.
I still two Your rdstorative about twice a 'seek, and shall
soon have a good and perfect crop of hair. Now, I - lied
read of them things—and who has not ? hot have not'
aeon hitherto any ease where any person's hair we, re.
ally bonefitted by any of the hair tonics, ete„of the days
and it really gives me pleasure to record. the result of
my experience. I have recommended your preparation
to Ahern. end it already has a large and generous We
throughout the Territory. The people bore know Its
effects, And 'lave confidence in it. The supply penmen'
us, as whOlesale agents fir theVerritory, Is nearly ex
hanged. and daily•inguiries are made for it. , Ton de
serve credit for your discovery, and I for one, return
you my thanks for the benefit When done me, fbr I cer
tainly bad despaired long ago of ever aliening any
result., •
J. W. BOND,
• Firm of Bond & ltelieLDruggists, -
• [Wow the Editor of the Real Estate Advertiser.)
• Dogma; 27 &hoot Stivet;3lArch 20, 18f1f.
DEAJI Slll:—having bkome prematurely quite gray; r
w..inthked, minm six weeks since; to make a trial of
your Restorative. I have used loss than two bottles,
but the gray halm have all dbmppeared ; and although
my hair has not fully attained lie original color, yet the
process of change Is gran unity going on, and Ifni in
great hopes that in a short time toy hair will bees dark
as formerly. I have also been much gratified-at. the
healthy moisture - aid vigor of the hair, which heroin•
wife harsh AX dry, andit has ceased to come out as. for
merly. v • -
liespectrully yours,
D. C. M: ADPP,
Professor Wood
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CAP , ^ L . ; Illinois, June 19, 1856.
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I have_usod Professor Wood's Hair Restorative, and
have admired Its wondetfuF Mind,. My hair was hems.
lag, as I thought prematurely gray, but by the ,use of
his Restorative," It Las resumed its original color,and
I have no doubt, permanently 'fo.
SIDNEY MEESE,
Ea-Senator United States.
For sale in Carlisle. by S. IV—IIATERSTICII, SAM
ELLIOTT, and Druggists everywhere.
Feb. 28, 1857,—1y.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR I
Prepared by DR. EnNportii:-
IS A GREAT SCIENTIFIC • MEDICAL DISCOVERY:
and Is daily norking cures, almost too great"to believe.
It cures as Irby magic, even.the first dose giving hens.
and seldom mere than ene bottle Is required" Duna
mi - uf — DtrDlMOMptalut, train- the -woest Jana.
dice or Dyspepsia to ton common headache, air Of which.
are the result of a Diseased Liver:
The L lye vie one of..* • the principal-regulators"
of the initnan body. and when .1t per Its
functions W.ll the pow- ere of the eystdm are ;
fully developed. The IV" stomach is almiist en-,
depimdent On the ; healthy' action of the + the proper per- ' formancc of lie functions ,;;'.
when the stomach is at fault, the bowels are at
fault, and 'the whole system stiffen; In conse
quence of one organ— '4? the Liter having
wailed. to do its duty. P... 1 For the diseases of thst
organ, one of the pro.-""" prlctors . has.made It his .
study, in a -- prectire of more than twenty years,
to Ind some remedy wherewith to counteract
the many derangements to which It Is liable.
To prove that this re medy feint last found,
_any_
plaint in any of its r - forms, has but to try •
bottle, and conviction Is certain.:. •
compound has been formed by dissolving
gums and extracting 1,4 that part which is sole- -
ble for the active sir- tues of the medicine.
These Susie remove all
f: g morbid. 6r bad matter
foul sup : plying In their Place a
an the s)stem.
healthy flow of bile. In-- - vigoratlng the stomach,
causing food to digest pT4 well, purifying the blood
,giving tone and health •to the whole machinery
removing the mime - of the disease., and effect
ing a radical cure with-, out any of the disagree..
ablo after etTece. felt-by using, Cullosnel
Mi
neral Poison that is . usually resorted to. ,
owdoeewifter eating'' Is sufficient to relieve •
the • stomach and Pre- ,' • ?vent the food from es- •
ing and scouring.
only one• dose taken - before retiring prevenis
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nightmare.
Only one dose taken * 1.m...1 at' night' loosens' the
bo welsgently. and con's restiveness.
One dose taken alter each meal will cure Dys
pepsin.
4 , 1 - f. One dose of two O teaspoonfuls will always
relieve Sick Headache.
000 bottle taken for Prvel female obstruction ra•
moves the cause of the . disease, and makes •
perfect cure.
Only one dose Immo. F-1 dlately relieves Chollt,
While one dnve often re- . pealed le a sure curd for
Cholera,
Dlorbus. ?%) and a preventive of
.
One dose taken often will, prevent the recurrence ofT
bilious attack., while it relieves all painful feel•
u - n.. Holy ono bottle PI needed to throw out of the
system the effects of medicine atter a long - sickness.
Coe bottle taken for Jaundice removes all yellow
neva or unnatural roldr from the skin. • •
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One dose taken a short time before eating gives vigor
to the appetite and makes food digest well.
One dose , often repeated cures Chr9nic Mar.'
risen In Its worst. fortn, whitest' M C alld bow.
el complaints yield alyriost to the nest dose.
One or Iwo doses cures attacks caused by worms,'
while for worms In children, there is no surer, safer or
speedier remedy-In the world. do It-never - falls. •
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There Is no exaggeration in these etatements; they
are plain sober facts,, that we coo give _evidence -to
- prove, while all wino use - le ore giving their unanimous
testimony in Its favor.
We take Infinite pleasure In recommending tills
medicine ns n preventive for Fever and Agi',
Cleill Fever and all Fevers of a Billions
Type. It operates with certainty. nod thousands are
milling to testify to its wonderfid virtues.
' Among the hundreds of River lietnedie6 non
offered to the public. there are none we inn 1M fully re
commend as Dr. Sonfordls Invlgorototrom
generally known now throughout the Union. This
preparation Is truly a LIVER INVIGORATOR, produ
cing the most happy results on all who use it Almost s
innumerable rertlfleatei have been given of the great
virfiLib of this medicine by those of the highest stand
ing in society, and we know' It to he tine best prepare.
tine now before the public.—Hudson County Democrat.
PRICE ONE -DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
SANFORD A CO., Proprietors, 345 Broadway, New York.
PTO INVALIDS
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Dr. Hardnian, Analytical Physician.
Physician for diseases of the lungs Throat
and Heart, formerly Physician lo the • •
CINCINNATI MARINE HOSPITAL, also to n
• 'INVALIDS RETREAT. •
Author of " Letters to Invalids" is comitig
See following Card;•
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• MARCH APPOINTMENTS.-
R. •
-HARDBIAN,,PHYSICIAN row.
ur 'disease of the bungs, (formerly Physician to CIII.
atonal Marine•lffisp(tal,) will be In attendance at him
moms as fellorm : •
CRO)>l°. Militin,llonse. Tuesday, Mar. 23.
Shippensbitvg, 'Union House, March 24.
Chanibertbarg, March 25. •
Dr. Hardman treats Consumption, Bronchitis, Asth•
ma, Larryngittis. and' all* diseases of the throat and .
lungs. by medical Inhalation, lately used in the
ton Hospital. London. The great point in the treat-,
moot of all human maladies is ho get at the disco..." In •
the direct manner. All medicines are estimated by
their action upon the organ requiring relief. Thiale
the important fact upon which Inhalatioo in based. If •
the. stomach is diseased we take medicine directly into '
the stomach. If the lungs are diseased, breathe or in
hale medicated ynpors directly lobo the lungs. Me&
stars are the antidotes to disease and 'should be applied
to the very scat of disease. Inhalation Is the applica
tion of this principle to the treetialitt•Aille lunge, for .
it gives us direct access to those luttiriiteals cells and
tubes which lid out of reach of ev:ry•other means of
administering medicines. The' reason that Consump- , • .
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tion and other diseases of the lunge , have heretofore ,
resisted all treatment has been because they had never
been appnached in a direct manner by. medicine. They ,
were Intended to act upon the lungs and yet were ap
plied to the stomach. Their action was intended to •
'loran and yet, they were so administered that they '
should act wrist itntionally. expending Immediata and
• principal action upon the unoffending stomach, whilst
the foul ulcers within, the lungs were, unmolested: '
Inhalation brings the medicine indirect contact with
the disease, without the disadvantage of any violent
action. Its application is so simple that it can beam
played bylhe youngest Infant or feeblest invalid. It
• does not derange the stomach, or hoteliers. In the least •
degree with the strength, comfort, or business of the ••
patient:
(mom DISEASES TREATER—Tot relation to the
following diseatais, either when complicated with lung •
affections or existing alone, I
,also invite consultation: '
I usually find them promptly curable. •
ProlapSus and all other forms of female complaints, •
Irregularities, and weakness.
Palpitation and other forms of lima Disease. LIVIIP '
Complaint Dyspepsia, and all other diseases of stomata' •
and bowels. Ac. -. • - - - • • , -
All diseases of the eye and ear Neuralgia, Epilefey,
and all forms of nervous disease. -No thugs for con.
Ault:diem •
Ritt.-3t131357.—"--14.—DrITAICDISAlf,'Mat
DR. WALTON'S AMERICAN PILLS ,
JOY' TO TIIR AFFLIQTRD.
YOUNG AMERICA' VICTORIOEt."
One small box of Pills turtle ntnetYliine• eases oaf 0 . 1 .
a hundred. No Datum. no Mercury. no odor on :tho.';' ,
breath, no fear of detection. Two small bills a dose ; , •
tasteless and harmless .as water. Full directions are •
given, so that the patient Can cure himself as certain
as with the advice of the 'moat experienced surgeed,
alfd_much better men with the advice of one, of llttla .'
experience in this clam of disease.
SENT UI MAIL TO ANY PART OF TUE tiMINTRIr I •A
by enclosing ono dollar to Da. WALTON. No. ]tit,
North Seventh St, below race. Philadelphia. A LWOW;
Discount tu',..the Tride. Nona genuine without
written signature of D. 0. Wilton. Proprietor. .•••'-•; • "
•Dr. treatnent for Poltalinm,,Wealtuesi i .ite..hi
entirely different from the usual "course Dra t}': has
'cured hundreds who have tried otharsWrithentlbeneflt. . '
The treatment in as certain to ours, .th sun' , ta i tuil•
else. finaloie a stamp,' op& address Dr: W. ailcibovo, i ,
giving a full history of rasa and you
day you mode ibe *Mort to Secure what , Is pertain-4 '
RAcroAL %AIRE.' •
ozli!liandbillaiiiWly snouted.
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