A BEAD FAILDBE.
We were reluming from the great Boston and
Fashion race on Long Island, and as it is g«n*
eraly the case at such time tliere was a queer
crowd on the train, and the conductor experi
enced considerable difficulty in collecting his
fare. In the motley mass was a accdy-lookmg
Dutchman, who took a scat just in front of us.
and we noticed ns the collector of the tickets
and “rhino” approached, he twisted about un
easily, and looked particularly nervous. At
length the dreaded moncy-deuiander stood con
fronting him.
“Pare, sir,” said he, extending bus palm.
“Didn’t I pail you before!” answered Huns,
with a wretched cllbrt to look surprised.
“No, you didn’t paid me before, 'sneered the
conductor. “Come, fork over.”
“Veil. den. I ’spnse I pays you again,’ said
the Dutchman. dosen’t Mint " l > tn'ulm>
about it,” and he continued feeling in |
pockets. After much fumbling, be putlul mil |
a suspicious looking Spanish dollar, and hand
ed it over.
“Look hero, my fine fellow, said (he u .
ductor, subbing his thumb over ihvcoin. "(bat I
won’t do with me !—you must pass ~ u,jr(
bogus money on sornebodv greener. ]
■•Votishde mailer?" quermd (he Hutch
man as he look the coin buck.
“The matter is."said the conductor, begin-j
nine to get impatient, “that your money is
bad and you must pay before you get on. of
••Miin Got!” exclaimed Hans, “efdalisn
bad dollar, ten de (lain inscal on de truck slieat j
me— for I pel him mil a dnllnr, uni I vims, mu 1
he gif me dnt yust as I vos git inter dc cut ” [
•'Well.” said the conductor, "if yon bet a j
dollar with a man and yon won. and he paid |
you just as you was gelling into Ihe car*., ion
hovn’t had H chance to Spend any money Min i
and. so you must have the dollar you bet with 1
him — hand over”' j
‘•0, yaw!" and the Dutchman's jaw fell
■fcbout & feet'—•o. yas ' I bad a dollar to bet
ink him—mmf u pud one foe'”
Uans hnd to walk
KMGIITS TEMPLIRS.
The origin of tin* so Mi its of the Temple may
be clearly traced 10 the wild enthusiasm of'ln
Crusaders On the capiun.’ of Jerusalem b\
the Christians. thousands, not of well appoint
ed warriors. but of old men, women and even
children, set forili towards the Holy City from
the most distant parts of Europe, unconscious
alike ol the di.siatice and danger they would
have to eneoun ir To ulevia'e the distresses 1
to which l iiese pious enl liusiasis w* re ex post d 1
to guard ihe honor of ihe saintly iirgms nnd j
matrons, and to protect the gtny hnnsof the I
venerable palmer nine noble kmgb s fortnni n|
bio.herhood in iu ms aml enlen d into a solemn I
compact to a'd one nnoi her in clearing the high- I
ways of inliiMs and robners and in pmlec log j
the pilgrims llirongli the passes and defiles ifj
the moniuams lo the 1 1«*1 v t*itv W.inmdj
with the religious and military ferver of the]
day and am na ed by ibe saemlness of the* j
eanae lo which they had dvvotul tluir swmd.s. .
they callcd’hemulves .lie poor fellow soldiers I
of Jesus Christ This chivaliic vow the sob
ncquently mnliid in tbeCbun-b of (be Risur
rcc ion at the cuv of Jerusalem nnd they there
pronounced the additional and monkt-h vow of
cha-slily, obedience. and poverty. In the year
1118. Baldwin. ilie second king of Jerusalem,
granted them their first possession a dividing
Within the sacred enclosure of the temple on
Mount Moriah, winch the ignorant and snpir
Billions ecclesiastics Find designated as tin
Temple of Solomon : and hence the •• poor f< 1
low soldiers” received their name of " the
Kuighttiood of the Temple of Solomon ”
A’. O ('ommcuutl.
Tamping a Sermon
Some years ago. the minister of a certain pa
ruth in one of the New Kngland Slates, a fnsci
natmg prcnlhcr, of remarkable talent?., nnfor
Innately fell into intempern'e habits, lost tb
esteem and reaped of bis panshoners, and wn
dismissed fnnn his charge. He was fond i
relating anecdotes of Ins past life nnd on on
occasion, related the following im-ident •
was invited in enebnnge witli mv nei.-hbo
D . nnd know mg ihni Ins congregatou
wore verv particular. I Mudml im cjisemire
thoroughly. Ulien Sundae nmer-d I made hit
• ppcnrance in Ins polpn. I hiring ser ni<>n time
Deacon K , who sal direetly nndir no
kept !>is eyes eonsianlly upon me. as l( be was
unwilling to lose a word ul ibe discourse The
C-ongregaiion being dismissid I deseended from
the polpil and was warmly ibaoked by lie
Deacon and other members nf ibe ebnreb. foi
the excellent sermon 1 had prenrhtd. 1 wa*
pleaseil with ilieir llniury. ami thinking tba'
tl lim.sl have been excellent, as tiny said so.
determined to preach it to my own (lock on lb
following SuUbath 1 had seareely finislm
reading Ihe llrsl psnbn looking dow t
who should 1 see but Deacon K , obsen
mg me with all attention Ne\er did prenelw
feel worse than 1 at the sight of dint goo
man. Ae bail come Horn bis parish in ord»i I
bear me. and I was going lo preach the san
•erinon that he bean) (be Sondav betm-e W<l
I could not help it I tru-d In forget bun an
prayed as fervently as I could When I can
to the sermon wbat do ton think I del ’
Deir rufflnl and collared K and the Dear*
hascn'l found it out to this day
Rosts. —Tth' moM famous no-ea wen* those ■
f’tnstuii) and Samos. h ippv )<•«-.• Jirj<-.•«, w In i e It
rose-Ire i’ii I doomed tw ice e v eiy \ ir The 1 d
<*sl rose tree we ei ei 1 1 card <>(. is i to one at s , i
Botici, and wan I Ini l \ 11 > I to li Imi il w .is uan
frit again tit a wall, wlm li n l l l.iinU dicmni'ln sll
wonder. To pi.ml the tree in ancient lino
served lor ends tli.it me all.lined n<>w m uii"i
ways—il comniemoialed tin- d< <d. leln at.
•runts, illiinlril. d ainn v ,-i-at ies, an.l I.ad in.ii
pleasant siginllealioii-* hesi-hjs. Wlode sin
toads ol rones mere hn.nglii to It..me ’I u>
WITU shops 111 W llli Il nothing else »r|r sol.
Slid ttlO ill Msl ,e.. 11 V Woven g.u lands we I e held
such esteem, and (lie g.nland main is in sn
honor that the name ol (»lv eei i o| Sie\ on, I
sUrvWed as that ol a eulehialed artist, w
whom, howercr, we im igme ('oimiaiiiinu wm
not ho afraid to eider into compel il nm (i t\ <
ra, wa mud add, was .so peouli.nl} admired,
well as generally eel. hi ah d, I li,ll hei h.vei pa
trd tier portrait, mid LnniHim gave no less Hi
X9t)o sterling for a n>pv ol it.
Ahmiu is Gault Timm -In lii.vj, Kara Mus
tapliu commenced luh fatal inleipn«u against
’Vienna. A revolt <>( ih<• Hungauans. umlri
Count Tekoli. against Auhliia, wI>it-11 li.ml heen
OttUßud hy file higolted i\ i uniiv ol 111!- Kiii|..-t.n
Leopold, now I.ml the ln-.u toit h ,i
to attack, and a oici* wr* eo’h.u.rl i,\ (in
Hrand Vittei, winch il uhh b trolled. n.■
liavo given (In* House ol Htp'bmg ||> deal!
blow. Throughout Hie iminnm <>( 1 urn
tho spring of I dHIJ. regular and n regnl n i roups
both foot, hoi He. artillery. and nil Kinds <>| mn
nlflons ol war, wore collected m the camp n
Adrlnnople, on a scale of grandeur that alien
ted and almost exhausted the copiousness whic
tho administration ol Kiuprllli had given to lh
Tnrkluh resources. Tho strength ol the regn
lar force which Kara Mnstuphu led to Vlenn
Is known from the muster roll whieh wiisfoiin
in bio tent after the siege ; It amounted in 170
000 men. Perhaps not less than half a iiilllio
of men were set In motion in this last effort «
tho Ottomans.
SbFIFAOI IN Ul’sbia —The independent
Belgo says that a project for the Almlilion of
slavery in Russia lias hem much talked of re
coolly A St. Petersburg letter B'Otes ihal tho
plan was some time since mih..oiled to the
femperor, who before ho left the capital for
Finland, issued a proclamation hy which,
hereafter, tho serfs will have tho privilege of
suing their masters for their freedom, before
the tribunals of tho realm. Former laws gran*
tod to the serf this power, but it was almost
always tmpossil I - (or h in to in ike a practical
use of it. Henceforward the nobles can no
longer transfer to another district,
or to incorporate them into the anny. with ml
being milioriiecl 10 do no by the dniobu of o
•ompftUat tribunal.
$40,000 1
Joint Stock Association
OF THE
Big Spring Literary Inslilulc,
OF JSE WVILLE, CUMB. CO-, FA.
GRjiSD EXTENSIVE SJLE OF
real estate, booms,
AND OTHER
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
The proemh of Ihi sale In hi litvolid /» liquidal-
i„ s 'the nchl of the hnlitulf.
I I PUT. Gl' NN ISON'S GREAT WORK
I iox THi-: .MORMONS, ill only $1 per copy.
(Hnn.ia-nU lliMoi.v "( (1.0 .Mormons Is by l.ir
Hi.' most u(’i nrafo amt reliable Work we hftvool
lh«r deluded people. In order thul every per
n,.u hoconie n shareholder, the price of ft
Hook and Certificate of Membership of the As
.sociatioii "ill lie onlysl. The certificate «ill
fiimle the holderto un intern^,ln the following
) iilnablu Heal Estate and other property :
I I'nluable Improved Farm, $4,500
with ail necessary Outbuildings, silent-
od in Cumberland Valley, nwariNuw-
ville, containing 125 acres.
1 I 'alnablr Farm
adjoining the above containing 125 acres.
1* \'alunble Timber Lots,
of 50 acres each, situated in Mifllin tp.
(’umhei land county.
H Valuable Timber Lots,
<il 25 acres each.
1 Splendid AVir Brick Hu me,
2 story and b.iek-bmidiiig, adjoining (bo
5 Highly Improved Oiit-Loh,
ol over 11 acres each, w tlhin half a milo
of .N eu \ illu.
•JIHI Orders for Herron's Celebral&l H'm/-
tug laid, at $6 per order. 1,20(1
1 Magnificent Rosewood Piano, 400
(loin the celebrated Factory of IVtu.
Knahe te Co. Bui.
1 Sujienor Melodeqn, 100 00
2 splendid Hunting Case Gold Lever
Watches, at $lOO each, 200 (H)
2 splendid Hunting Case Gold Lever
Watches. :U s*7 50 each. 175 00
5 sph-ndid Gtdd Watches, at $5O warh, 260 00
111 Splendid Ladies’ Gold Watches, at
S-'.II ftftO 00
111 line Silver Lever WalHie.sat s2oeach, 27. D 00
12 “ Wnteli.'s at $;{() caeli, 21UDO
1 ’) sii(K'i ini Parlor (JncL.s at $H om-li, 120 00
-'ill '> (lotliie •* H >. i;,() 0(1
Ml *• Cuttage “ X >• i:,D DU
1 excellent C.mnlj Curriagu (I,it hl\lv), 2DD DU
1 *• MoeKawiiy “ ' 170 t.(J
1 “ 'I Muggy, 17') DU
1 *• Soring Wagon, ]iio do
1 *■ 11 j i ri <>r ( w fi Imise Ma,id Wagon, inn DD
2 si H sj.l, 11,11,1 Harness piker int'g.), so no
2 exti.i S[niiisli Saililles, 7', On
1 mi| ier r ,O Walnut Salas. ],ID Oil
1 magnificent Sola T.iMe, A~i DD
Pressing Mineail, ] 'ill DU
£>D DO
•Ml DD
Mr (ID
•HD UU
1 spleml ul Secretary,
1 lining Tables (extra diem )
1 IT (M.'.uls.
2 sets ol ('I mi rs ul ?I .7 per sc I,
.'I I in]mi I> 1 1 r.u pets, 20 y (is. «acli. at S‘JU
per c.u pet,
1 M..me in,ulc r.u pets, cslra, each at
VJ'i pel carpel, .pi OU
t' I’urlui M.iuh ,il Jla curl), 1-JU 0«
2 ()nlc[s |,,i suns I,lark Cli.tl.es. s,'!() each, (>0 Wu
2 " Silk Piesscs >;td wai.li, (.M Un
j K >• (' 1 111 1 11 n ■M.‘» each, Ijn (tf
|ID •• Hats $-'» cadi, Ml III)
'1 - '• H-.ul- f(‘. eiieli. 72 Oil
I- “ 1 1 eli I lellleJi \ sln.es .70 pilch, 4li 00
12 “ •• (a a ltd 9.7 JU •• till 01)
12 [.allies slmk-h. 200 “ 21 00
IDO 11.. M I’eiu iJs, $2 each, 200 0(1
200 (.'i.lil I’eiis. $| each, 200 Oil
|OO hexes avsi.i (cl pei I'iirncn , $ J each. 100 oy
100 I’orte .Mcrmies. $1 each, JcO 00
10 copies »ell t jou(id Misoelliinauos books
at i 1 .70 each, 60 00
I■> I.miles' AUnmis, $2 each, ;{y 00
.700 pieces Popular Music, 12.7 00
1 Thi" A wn.nmu is lonmled upon honest uti-l
| tair 11111 n*i) >lch. Kach Mnnk purchaser iecetve"
a cerlitleale, " hieh entitles him to an interest m
Iho above valuable property. As soon in dm
. l‘*rry 1 1 miis.i ini shales h i w sold notice mil he
j given t" the slock holders, and « con vent ion mil
| In- held in Neuvdle, ill the Institute'* Mall,
| lien a ( 'on i m i (tee "ill he chosen, [o "hum die
; pi "pert I "ill hr delivered, to he distiihuted
(among f he sh iivhohlers Fof flu-c/iar-icfri o/
(hr ■■ Hlg '"J lili)> i.ifer.m Institute” and (hu»e
con n re I < d n 11 h if. «e are petnifed (u i »b I u, /
the (o(|on me gentlemen . I
KM- I.'Kf.’NCKS.
t;r..:tu.-k. iim nsinug
Hun Tliaddeni Simons. I.nnrastnr.
il"ii 1 n u iiek W nils. Cmlitile.
Si milur \\ m 11. Welhli, mk.
Hun. \V T, Mnri.iv, 11 'rrmlnirg.
William Kn.ilie f* Co., UaUnntie.
Win .1 Shearer, Kin , Carhki*.
Hun I .en in e 1 Todd,
H.miel Shellv Siijit Cum School*
John W. Hr.vndl. Ks'i , llarnshui .
Il.nei K Hi oilier,
/./>/ nh .n;i:.\rs mn n MnF.fu..i.\u
cm m y.
Samuel Megaw, (Jood Hope,
K U l ill I ideli, Slllppelishlll g.
John I’loid, SlieplierdMown
S.milH I < i ai v e| , U a In n I Hoi tom.
.I.lines I’,nil li, I.resy, Roads.
\\ M \| d i ei, S l llll mans I ..w n,
.1 olm \V s. igh man. “
U E Stloik. Me. IIUIIN-shlllg.
Wild mi .N iMl.ei I’.ipei tow n
R . U elde 11 itiii ling S|n mgs
11 s tl>", l.oensl 111 11 V < .
.1 J r.awlotd, Ni w Mile,
J M do
J H. CmMV. 11. Sl,t|,pend mg.
M f* J Kniikle. (iieeti Spung
11,I 1 , iei Mam, i. C.nlisle,
\\ illi.no lli.ll. i ><
\\ illiam I.v He «'
A C Cm moan “
John Mnn
!'■ Su.'iei, N ew \ die Jtepol.
U S ('loll l.eesd.mg
J mill S M . | I lie Is. Sill pliel lint • VFB .
J S I lav nlson, I‘liiintli Id.
K Jam, s. W ed Mill.
In.iai Mull Chin * 1 11 ow n
| T (i U dh nnnoti lliehmnon.
Henry Snyder, .MiMlni township.
J Valid. I hell, (lakv die
J S H os( el tel . M eelin n lest i||rg
C Metlmger. Slollgll*low il.
E. S. ,M Cinie Middle Spring.
A I*. Ei h. Bridgeport -
Lewis Zit/et, Minim township.
I > i vol Sirolnn. N ew K ing.stow ■.
Can') Aid Ml I'leamiid.
Solomon Hear, Ulster's Point,
f! T" All orders (or Hooks and Ceititivates, b]
mad, should he addressed (o
JAMES M ' K K KHAN, S„/' i/. of /he
n.n Spung I.tl'y /in/ , Newvilie, Ciiiiili. CO
I V'?~ Agents wauled in ever) town and vill.igi
in lli>' I mled St.it,ln iihuln HiiliM'i ipliona In
IheiUi, 1., wlmin a lihei.d ruinmisuluii w ill hi
k" ''l' All letters <d ln<|iiiry, aeeempanied bj
i a I‘nsi tg.- St imp. w ill he pinuipilt answerad.
1 Septemher ‘if, I K. r »(i- lim
Hi outl Top Coal
Ift ftftft WSIIKLS <* ••Uhmt.d
A" Hroad Top hUftkimlth Ctul
tecelvtug and lor sale hy
w*. n UI'REAY, A*.
Sept. IS.'irt
Interesting io I'urDieri.
M'llF. MAOIC COHN AM) coil WILL. (he
1 ileal now Ml line Thin mill )ia ß tnkea the
nr.l preiiuimi, over all ..therm bI b «(
tho recent Stale and County Fair*. Bvciv
fanner who feeds Block, ilmuul b* TU ,j f
these mills. For sale hy
JOHN P. LYNK ROK,
North Hanover trout, Carbide
N-v n, iH.-.d
out Ciitterw.
A large lot id t huso useful uiiiuluHfor fund,
lies and hntcheni iihu, Jiihl received and
for sale cheap at J. I*. LYNK f* SONS.
Noilh Hanover et., Cailinle,
Nov. n, ik:»o
THUNKS and Carpal Uaga. A large lot o,
Travelling 'fnuilu unit Carpet ItugH fornalu
cheap by I’HILIP ARNOLD,
April I, 1866.
White Hall Academy.
Three miles west of flnrnsburg , Pa.
THE Twelfth session of thfa Institution will
commence on Monday the BdoC November
next. Parents and guardians arc requested to
enquire into its merits betoro sending tholrsons
or tentds elsewhere. The location Is pleasant,
healthful, and convenient of access, and (ho
course of instruction extensive, embracing the
c/ementaiy and higher brunches of an English
education, together with the Latin, Greek,
French ami German Languages, and Vocal and
Instrumental Music. Thu Institution has noun
in operation nearly six years, and Its success
lias exceeded the most sanguine expectations of
Its friends.
Tnots—Boarding, Washing and Tuition in the
English branches and Weal Music per
session of 21 weeks, SdO 00
For Circulars containing particulars address
1). DENLINGER,
Sept. 25, 1850, Harrisburg, Pa.
PLAIAFIELD ACADEMY.
NEAR CARLISLE, PA.
r VMIE twenty-first months) « ill com
l mence Nov 4th. A new building has been
erected containing Gymnasium. Music Room,
Ac. With increased (acilities lor instruction,
and ample accommodations, this Institution
presents great inducements to parents who de.
sir* the physical and mental improvement of
their sons.
Terms per session,
$65 00
For ci rcul.us a ilh full information add res a
n. k. nrkns,
Principal ami Proprietor.
Plainfield, Climb, co., Get. 25, IKoH.
8,500
8,000
2,000
DIKJG*, CHEMICALS,
Confectionaries and Fancy Goods.
f |'llE undersigned has just replenished his
1 stock of Goods, and as his Drugs and Chem
icals have been selected with great cure, he is
prepared to (ill all orders promptly. Jlislnends
may rely upon the genuineness and purity ol
every atdele. His stock of
Con IVelio narir*
is large, and selected with special reference to
(he Holidays, and will afford any mainly per
sons may desire in that line. He has n large
assortment o( Fiendi. German, and Domestic
Fancy Candies. Ills FIUTFSare all fiesh and
ol the very best quality. His ussoitmeiit ol
1,500
Has been before llic public ninre than 520 years,
iu<l is deservedly pop dnr m the emo of
Spavins, Swvnnev. Riujhom*, WimlonlU. Polo
Evil, ClllhlUS. Cmcl.e I Reels (rail ofaß kltl'is,
Fresh Wounds, Spian.s Rrui'-es, Fistula. Sil
fast, Sami Cracks, Mr mix, Lameness, Foun
dered Feet, Scratches ot li-ense, Mamre, Foot
Rot in Sheep, I hire-l m t’ors, Rheumatism,
Riles of Animals. )'\ieiusl I’oihoiis. I’amful
Nervous Airertiui s, Fmst Rites. Rods, Corns,
Wlntlmvs, Hums mid SraMs. (’hilßilains, Chap
|>e«l Hands. Cramps. ('ontrar'iniii of the Mus
cles, Swellings. Weak oes» of the Joints, Caked
Breasts, Sore Nipples. I’iles, ,t«.
furnished by agents
with ToHtimoniala of its utility
All orders addressed to tli" [’ropriclors, M. 11.
Tt’CKKB A Co., Lockport. N V.
cjgji For aale by nml Merchants gen
erally, through Hie I'nin-d m.(!<•«,. iii m.sli I’ossc*-
Blond, and other Countries. A i.- 2 I.v
S. U'. Huverstn k a>"l R. ni/ \ Hro.. Carlisle;
.1. A. Weakley mid U \ .1. (ii een. iMekmson;
1.. Kantl'inaii. Meciiatnes'umr. I> Sitohni. New
Kift}jstow ll ; (ioswih'l \ Sh.-|i!ierdslnwni
I held Ac Snider, N ewhm e A . M . I .eidigh, llm 1.
nil « ■» /mj! HI ing Sp.n.ps; Mm. Lovd. I.idu.m, J. C. &G.H.
IM<. S. I . S.lhl.K.i.lt. , A | llok Stilpi>uiisl«iiri'
OKI ICK and residence Last Main street. :hl __ . . _
(loot below the Markil llmise. ( alls 111 *. niiik
town and . ounlM 1 , l omp.U altend-d. 1 Blk\ 1 / A. 855«.
('iilisle, Januiiiy ;». I .‘'.Mi tl FALL AM) M IMI Et GOODS.
FANCV MOODS
is large and cnlnaccs almost ctcij thing ncceV
san (oi the toilet and (aimli. Me unites spe‘
i ml attention to his Fancx Woik Moves, l’oi l
Folios, Moll Monies. Ac. k sales. shot I
|>i o(its, and stnel consistency 111 trade, slud
i h.ir.uteli/e "in business.
(' ll lisle. Hcceinhe | IM. If-O')
W.-Urlini, JcvvSiy uad Silver
WAIST AT < OAI.V V*.
rilllH ]hil>|it* are invited to call and caaminc
J. (I)i' laigot and handsomest stuck ol
£L watches, jrn eijiv and
M2jL silverware.
Cle| I>l< I tl u 1 1 1 t<< (lilt place. Having 11lire till Hfli
lliu slue k lui cash I am determined to sell a (
111 ices tli.il • ■/■llat hr heal
BO 00
AII j: 1 mi |s sc Oil hy me, guaranteed to he r
r.• i>i, s.Mitnl i>r tin l money retmuli-it. Old gu|c
iiml mli ci taken hi e.\cli,inge
THOMAS roM.VN.
Carlisle, Max 1. ]SVS.
UR. I. i . 1.00.11 IS,
OOI'TII ll.mover Street, door to ih
O Post t IlllCl'.
N H. Willin' absent liom Carlisle (lie l.n
ten «I.«\s Ul eo ll iiiuntli.
AngiM In, IS,
UR. GEO. 8. sniRIC.IIT,
DENTIST
I r<.ni llie Baltimore Culh gc u
M nun I"' /'-n ei
' 1 c I " (o insert Aril tii Ml I’eefl. u/ el, /I
|esc-i Ij.ljun, and I'lTliinri.lll fin ufhet r.ijU'iis
~ii ( lllii e al (lie remlenee ul Ins niufln I l. i'l
M.illi, I sheet. dunrs heluxx Be. Hold.
Kel. lenee Hi. C 7 Hietz.
O.ullsle. Maul. ■JO, I K’iO -If
K<<\v An lvtil ul Uellei'N Hill Hiul
Klioi- Store. I
r H K Suhsrnher has just opened, in the Slure J
A luum lunueil) ueeupied hv Mi (1 W . Ilil
net, on the mriier ul tin- pnhhe S<)u,in*, Main
Hllei i. near the M.ukel house, \ adjoining the
p-xxi 1 1 \ si,ne ul Ml Win HA- Nannie, an en
tile new N splendid nssc n I men! ul Tall and Win.
|, l Huh, Ciijn, limit* iV Mien. u| e>elV Vailelv
Npi n e Hih lial « i m|ims| ul r\i i a line Moh skin,
Heater. I’eml, (’laser, Kossuth, Spoiling and
child I eii \ llals These hats me man n tael 111 ed
M O iklni.l Mnrits M'n , mnl olln-i <-e|. Inated
li illei su| I * 1 11 l.i 1 1 el l >lll t He has et el txan eh
■•I liuim' m mnl n Inted hats together with nil
Kinds ~t I a 111 x sll.nl lu| elnli 1 1 e h All these
Coeds lie will guarantee to glte entire hatislai
(lull
11 1' st or-k o( Sll (IRS are made up ol ev ei \
v at iel \ and si \ le. hom the elieapest to Hie I lent
in 11. le 111 Hie linn ket, and ian not lad |o please
lII' respei-tl till s.dieits the | i.il i image ol the
pilhi i ■ l . (ee! ieg eonlidenl Hut he can sell the
cheapest and heat goods in tlie eoiinlv.
Se p' e 111 h c r ]H, IKotV
iV w U'iipr
V(!KNI!HAI, a.ssuitnu-nl ul (’hum, (il.um
>unl ljniM-ii.su .in'. has jusl tn-cn aihlcil hi mu
lurim-i Mm-U. Kwn \,inrty ul Tea or Dinner
*<-ls, i iiln i (’lnn.i in Itiikiutc, limy lie si-lt-rii-il
limiii mu ii.HMirUni-nl ul tin- lati-sl slyh* ami (in
mil, ,»h u ,11 nil I’lati-H. Dishes, (’ups ami
fAfS mi ms, Mnuls, I’llclu-m. Ti-apuis, Kv
ttM Alsu. TmU-l sells ol various patterns
1 1 ‘(.’H In- 1 »Ilh H.llnllln, I’linth hexes. ami iilln
in-i-i-ssai \ ailii-hs
A Urn* HcliTliuM "I Freni
ami (Jrrin.in Clmm FAN'CV AKT ICI.ES, cm
It.in n n (lie nirlnl as a ell an ni naim-ntal am mi
aim li air 11 111\ Kill ami «lrrnralri| duller (*n|r
VasrH, Miiks. Tny arts, Frull StamJs, Fane
lln\rs, Ac . hi aril r s (> lasaa-arr In r\riy Mu
rl>. All fm salr al llio luarsl maiki-t pun
anil In all ul aliicli an hiulr a call fi mi mi
1 1 irmlh all ■ 1 i nalmiiris.
(' irlinli-, I>.‘r.2{, IH'.i;
\cn AsHorliiKiif
A( ”If< 11 <‘ K selerfimi of (iroeeiien of even
kind I.av e (nsl been team ed hj the su hsn i
her at •• M* a io\ 11 ur ” i oeery, \iz . Coffees,
t ‘"' l, k iu 's, Teas,Spleen, Chocolates,Cheese,
Table Oil, Salt, and other vti
rieties belonging In the (Jroeerv him Incbm.
Also. (taskels of all descriptions, ‘l’hlih. Buck
et a,’ Malls, Brushes, Cairn Brooms, Ited (lords,
Candles, Ae. All of which wo confidently re
i>.>iiin■ einl to our cuHloineisand friends as of the
host ijtialih ami at Hie lowest oavli pilcen.
Carlisle, (let, 2U. HMifl.
(•old Writing Ink.
/ Honor lo i unkr from Ten to Tueuty Dollars a
Day I
WISIIINC to inlrodnce, ns early as possi
hle, this heantifal and celebrated Willing
latest diNeuveriett of a cherniHt
of Pails, where it is becoming Hie only Ink in
use—-especially hy the ladies. 1 wlll'iippol,,!
Vnl’.V .7...V'-.M",’. 1 '■ nll . °. 1 ” lx 1 1* mum,flic
,1 ,i ' ’ '’ n i ,tir (,lrn 'trrmml, liy hoimlldr
1,1,1 *'•» 1.»1.=r.10r «
ar.*HH Carlo, At o, l. M „ p„ M n l )llci , * • All
- will .on,l lit room, ,l„ „„
one didlar and atldroas, a buttle of Hi., n i
Ink, fiee of poatage. ‘ Uo,d
Novetnher‘27, 1860—JU*
JHST reeeivetl a large assortment of Wall
Paper, which will be sold verycheap.
Nuv 27, H. SAATON.
Carlisle Marble Yard,
RICH ARD OWES.
South Hanover St., opposite Dcnlzs’ Store,
Carlisle,
THE subscriber bus on hand a largo and well
selected stock of
llftad-Sloncs Moiiuimnls
TOMBS, fcc., of chaste and beantmd designs,
which h« will sell at the lowest possible rates,
neing desirous of selling out hi* slock. Head
stones finished from three dollars upwards.
Brown stone, marble work, mantels, ftc., for
buildings, marble slabs for furniture, &c., con
stantly on hand. Iron railing for cenicfnry lots,
ft c., •(' the best Philadelphia workmanship,
will bo promptly attended to.
Carlisle, March 27, IH.VS.
H J KIKFFKK
Plain lllnck Silks, Sam Striped. Moore-An
Imne. Fanev Silks. 11 .nix m nlc O"!h and Plush
Mantles, Vidtels 1m Mo lies, H.hel Cloths,
Puts of all kinds, (tn In Imp S|,.|,e M a rim Fiteli
Kc , from In s3<>. 'lhhum, Cashmeres,
(‘ulinrg.s all wmd. He I him W nolh-n Plaids,
Alp u as, Hun iha nines, Hr "i ha. Sit Ila (‘a shin ere,
ned |{| ink el Shawls.- Fill and winter Bonnets,
I!,in pia Velvets Xatins l-'ealheiH, f* e Ladies’
Skirts. Kl««■-ici>y,-T. fukais, ami trimtnlngb in
gieat van.tx .
Cloths, ('issinn i es, (>» itmg. Silk and
Wmm(Jell I'rnh raliirfs, f’ravils, Collars, Caps.
Iliinni er (Hoove*, Asc-
A full and rumplele nssurtrnenf, Ineludirij
Wool Hlnnkets, ('"imleipirm.s. Homeslie and
in,ported C iTpets Woollen and Cut lon Car |tel
('hum, Kuols Clauses, Woollen Yarn Cum
Shoes.
N B. —IV e have made arrangements hy
which we can furnish ,m\ Cuuds to in- had m
the Ctl\, at n days' notice. BF.NTZ h BUO.
Oi. tulicr 10 , 1800.
IV E IV CiOODH.
IF For IT. 7 A /’ .VA’IC HOODS, HOOD
i:oo/)S JM) CHE.ID (HhW't. <;o TO
HOODS', tawl dour to Maglanchlm’s Hotel,
and von will hud a huge assuiimeiil <>( I,.idles’
CoodH. .•uiisistmp „f Black Faiiei and Cmoa
Silks, Me|; || us, I*l i-UII ClotllH, He I.altles, He
Mages, Alp i e i •>, Sc.leli Plaits Sark Tlmini Is.
Se.uic h. Mi in 1,, ,i r, K 11 1 s tun Chain hr.ig (i mg
hams, n, s, J-mi Fimeh «uik»d Collars,
Kihhun.s. HuMi'M, (>lu»es \r., Ne
!''ur (ii nll< inrii li.uv |**iu** French Hindi
(’1..11,s HI „ k ,i„l 1 111c'\ n nn<l |),,r
sl.lll Sllllll \.sl|l.;> V Thi-I'ilh. Sill IITR'II.S, vd
Col'l, K. Mu. l.\ J.Mils Ur., \c ,
domi>tics, I TOH . <*«•<•:
I K - J n.™ k..n id ‘ii.!;.i„.l „ J V»'’.'.l .V.' 1
n„ w,, 1 ‘ f u - 1 m,,,h, ...... n..,,
I 'hi'i! i\ll ii i' ( - V" *1 *V •" U | Vm . r;l *" 1 ‘ 1,H * r li'M' > M"< k m.iki-N II .me nltlj,- l.unrsl ami
1 , s,' „ «”• -I I„.I„-
HIIMMK lImI lll*’ Fill ...ft 1 l,r
« , 1 . . . , MuiM. i, r lie Mri l>.»i i n*. mll if jin l>l i r iii.i \« am
...is iV mi " ■-■''‘"K m iw
,\1„, . . i(‘ , 1 hf\ ,sulu-il a call (i.iin (1,,.
" "l;-i..i W ill i.1wr...... .Mid, ~„|,II C l„.|„„. 1,,,,,,,, „
(ini -1... II?1, I, ,' ‘ I 1 | N ‘. ,'|’,| . lli'-.i I'an iillcr Midi imliu-f 111,-Ills
- "■"> '«
I j,;; , ;r, , r,ViVrr r* , - l,lw
‘'"‘l IIMII «„1 „| I. , | , "T*" ", 1 " 1
- -«.■... n ,,,,r1,1,1 - "■
J. H. KKI.I.F.H,
Hutr«-r. Kggs ~,,,1 j)n.-i| l-'nni, (.il.on
lit 11111 l k’’l 111 |, r ,
N. W WnoDS A(rt
, 1 " lr H-“e, IH.VI limit to .MagUu
i him s | n
Nhi 1 s.f,.
NEW GOODS.
I'irst of Hie Meason
J. W, KIIV
Mll l. Mil.-.. ni„ i u.ij* Just relumed hum the
* and is now opening a ijdeti
nl •'""" Inf M ) .ill and \V inter Goods, » lncli
■' l,l l " 5,,|, l '■ i' leu prices.
Ah> i 'I mi i, u! i leg tut St ul la, Tin he I, Cash,
in-re, Hiu. h i and Blanket Shaals.
An iiiein'inr ot Fancy and Black
Silks. \cn iln'i|i Mtiiia do Lames, Challys.
Angi 11 1 m<• s. M.■ 11ii-■■■■», i’urametlan, and a gmal
v.iiu-tj ni Hi,., Hoods, very handsome and
eln-.p.
f ismih.'i es, VeHllngs, lannelH,
Jeans, lHanUriM, Mudins Uliocks, Nc., in great
vaiu-ty
J. W. KBT
(. A It PK I I N( i S assort men I of new style
linperi.il. Ingi.iin, \ enitian and Hag Carpets.
BOOTS At S||<u;s. A largo and eomplelo
sleek el Bouts and Slums, all deseriptloiia, and
at 11 Mi Vei ) Inn eat pilees.
All jiertmi'i In want n| handsome and e.hcup
giimls. are iespeellnUy l„vllod to call at the old
Bland, Ka.it Main street.
CHARLES OCILBY.
JUST received, n largo assortment of flno
Watches, Jewelry, ko., ladles’Breast Pina
jflL ami liar Kings ol the latest styles, vary
ffiST® lug in pricu from 1) 60 to 46 dollars u
«Kh» Hull. Diamond Finger Kings. Breast
Pins, Gold Lockets, Pencils, &o. A large va
riety of everything usually kepi l>y Jewelers.—
Ludins amt gentlemen are respoctlnlly invited
ko call at N angle's J owelry Store and ux
aiftlnu Inr themselves.
N. R. -Watcties anil Jewelry repaired at Uiq
•h.ruil notice. , Jj, A. NAUGLE.
August -iB, 1800.
nKSTi.F. v/:vs
OCirX'Mlm Goods-
unit UOODH.
Carlisle iFcmalc Seminary.
Mr. & Mis CLARK, who have beenforsav
cral years engaged in teaching, respectful
ly announce to the citizens of Carlisle and vi
cinity, that on the Ist September, 1860, they will
commence the second session, in Louther at.,
near the German Reformed Church, ol their
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
The Institution will bo both a boarding and
day school, in which all the branches necessary
for the complete education of young ladles will
he taught. Assistants ol the highest character
for quail (Irat ions and morality will he employed,
in accordance with the wants ol the Institution.
The government will be conducted on strictly
Christian principles, while sectaiianism will be
as rigidly excluded. .
The Principals Hatter themselves that their
long and snccesslul expeiience as tcacheis, as
testified by the recommendations in their pos
session, will enable them to establish an lustitn
hon of the highest diameter for young ladies.
They are fully persuaded that such an Institu
tion will be sustained here by the citizens and
neighboring country, and hope that their confi
dence may nut be disappointed.
The Sc ho las i ir year will consist of four terms,
(eleven weeks each,) beginning on September
1, and ending on second Wednesday in July.
WrwM pft (Quarter, (11 Hrr/ci.)
Boarding, including fuel, lights fc tuition
in English branches,
Primary Department,
Higher English, 8 00
Ancient and Modern Languages, each, 600
Ornamental branches at Professors charges.
No deduction for absence after entrance ex
cept in case of protracted illness.
Rf/trtnrn— Hon. Fred. Walts. J. B. Parker,
Esq., Janies Hamilton, Esq.. T. 11. Skilm, Dr.
S. U. Kietfer, Kcv. C. P. Wing. Rev. A. H.
Kierner, Rev. Jacob Fry, Rev. W. W Eels, Rev.
J. H. Morse, Rev. Charles Collins, D. D.
July 81, 1800.— Iy.
FIRE IA'NFICAXCIS.
I'lIL Allen uml Last Pennshoro’ Mutual Fire
Insurance Company ol Cumberland county,
incorporated by an act ol Assembly, is now full)
organized, and in operation imdet the manage,
men( ol Ihe following Managers, viz:
Daniel Daily, \\ in. H. Coigns, Michael Cock
tin. Melchoir Hrenneman, Christian Slayrnan,
J ohn C. Dunlap. Jacob 11. Coover. Lew is liver,
Henry lyogan. Henj. 11. M nsser. Jacob Minnma,
Jos. Wicker,sham and Alexander Cathcarl.
The rales ol insurance are as low and (hvora.
hle as any Company oflhe kind in the Stale.—
Persons w ishing t u become mem he t a ai u in vi
led lo make apphcul ion to Ihe Agents n| the
('otiip.iny who arc w tiling to wait upon them at
any lime.
BKNJ. 11. MCSSKH Pies,
lit- Miy I.eins, Vu e Pies,
la wm H v mi . Secl’iy.
Mn hoi. Cm ki.in, Treasurer.
Aug. 10, V,.j.
ACKNTS.
Cnmherhnnl Con nhj.— li mlolpli Martn, \ew
Cuinheiland. (’. 11. Ilertiian, Kingstowu, Mi nr\
Zearing. Shtrenuuistow 11. Chailes Hell, ('at lisle:
Samuel Craham, Westpeniishoro’; Jus. M'Dow.
ell, Frankford; Mode (Inllilh, South M nhlteloii
Samuel Woodlutrii. Dickirtson, Samuel {'miiut
Henj. Ilaverstiek, M<-c|ianiesbm g; John Slier
rick. Lisburn, David Cooler, Shepherdstown.
>V»»/r County.— John Howinan, Dillshurg: P
Wolford. Franklin; John Smith, Ks<|.. Wash,
ingtoii; W . S. Picking, D" \ ci, J . W. (.Tall, Pa
nntise.
ffm rnhitip.— Tlnnsci .S, Lm-hmnn.
M embers oil he Coin pan) ha v mg polieies aim
to expire, can have them renewed hy maki
application to any ol the Agents.
Fresh Arrival of Hardware.
'l'll I-! Mibsci i her ha v ing i e 1 arm <1 from Ihe city,
| would call the iiltuilion of his friends and
the piiblu generally , to Hie huge and wcll-sc
lecletl assortment "|
iiuinn \ni:,
j « lucli ho has just received, cun si sting in part of
j Building Materials,
1 such as Nails, Scukws. Hinuks, Molts, Punts,
| l )a.s, No. Tools, including edge-looN o| o' ei _v
description. Saws, Plan ks, Kills, It a so*, 11am-
I mmih, Vins.A *• \ ilh . Ac. (Jliiss of turn do
i sc-■ ij>ll■ ia ami <|n.l l ll> - ooinnioii glass ul tilth r-
I rut Pianos, u Inio polished Aniol leaii glass.
pieiiep git's of all si/es, double tluok glass wt
‘.til si/os. gioimd i'ii.mu Mod glass. No.. Ac.—
A /'oriel a) as so i I men I ot Slim u inker '« a in I Sail
tiler s Pools, fogedier «»i(fi .Moi 0000, h ning ami
hunting skins, stioc llneiiij, u.ii, pigs. I.isis,
I ~r i itess niollliring. Middle frees. No ('oa en |
Tn im mi si.>« I) ml <'imr li makei ■- iimli'i iali (‘a n
ivn M'k i m «itl llml a large assortment o(
varnishes, rnahogunv ami w .1 1 11uI » fiiffts*, itt««n)ii
ings, i osel t»is, )mn cloth, cm Icil hair, Ac. Ac.
wi»n«* roiiHii paim.
I A new article lor making n beantiCnl, whitennd
hnlliaut polish, Cm dining i'hihuh, pallets, Ac.
Ihiiv —A large stuck, conipnsing all kimli
in ge im ra 1 use
Hemeinher Hus uKI stand, Cast Main street
f."li>li' H, PAXTON.
I A pul ;i, ix i<i.
111 UN • 1 Tim subscriber Inis the sat
isfaelom to aniiiuiiici' tu the puhlic lh.il his
large ami e\le|iM\e Uin i ■ 11. >n se |> e 11111 plet ei i.
ati 11 (llliil with 1111 enl 11n hugest ami Ims t awn t •
me I. Is n| I 1.1111 In I I ei| .Dili KI • 111 11 linn nn nltel
ed ill this pl.u-e. I I.use in want n( Iron, wmi hi
■ln W ell tu ( \ ,11111 lie I he 'lm I, lulu e J ill reh is |ug
elsewhere. HKMiV SAATON.
September 'jn, IS
October ‘.I. 1 8 u(».
Wall Paper, Wall Paper.
JtMIN I’. IA N K Ik SON bavn the pleasure
•■I inlurmiiig the pnl.lic that they havoftl'
hist ciiiiipb'teil the enlargement of their Htord 1 /
ami are now receiving the largest ami most'VQ.
Hell assortment Wall Paper ami Window
lUimls. ever opened in Carlisle, which we will
J sell at the lowest prices A’mill Irnm those want -
jing Taper Hangings is solicited. we tire confl
dent that all ean be supplied I'nnu onr nmm
moth stock, at the old stand,North Hanover st
I Dec 10.|Hod.
IKON! IKON II Thu allention of Black
smiths is requested to the largo UHHorlinnnl
of Bar and Boiled Iron of all sizes and kinds,
Files, Hasps. Screw Plates, Anvils, Vices. Bel
lows, and everything the blacksmith may want.
Iron sold in quantities at city wholesale prices
All kinds wuimuled, at John I*, Lyne N Soii’i
I store. North Hanover street, Cai lisle.
1 October !*, I HftO.
Nliud & Miickorcl.
JCST received a lot ol Nos. I and 2 Marker
id, ot new catch, and o| One quality In as
sorted packages ol hall and quarter barrels am
kills. Also, a choice article of No. I Men
Trimmed Sea Shad, and No. 1 SALMON. Fo
salo in pack* jes or hy the single one, at th
1 Mat! m Haß ’ Family Grocuiy and Tea Store
J. W. EBY.
itr SI (850.
WII.I.IAHI KIUIY,
HAVING boon Instructed in tbo art, (hy Dr
Geo. V,. Brett, a graduate of the Balllmon
Dental College,) in now prepared to receive hh
friends and perform the various operations h
(he lino ol thoduntal pretension, at hit rosldenoi
(u South street, 8d loor from West St. Givi
us a call. Terms moderate.
Carlisle, May 2V, 18&0—tl
FJNCY GOODS , FIFT BOOKS, fc.
SW. lIAVEKSTICIt, lias just received
• from tlio city, ond is now opening a'splen
did display of Fancy Goods, suitable for the
present season, to which ho desires to call tho
attention of his friends and tho public. His us
sortmcnt in this lino cannot bo surpassed in no
velfy and elegance, and both in quality and price
of tho articles, cannot fail to please purchasers.
It would bo impossible to enumerate his
Fancy Goods,
which comprise every variety of fancy articles
of the most exquisite shape, such as
Puiper jMachc Goods,
Elegant alabaster and porcelain inkstands and
(rays.
Fancy ivory, pearl and shell card cares.
Radies’ Fancy baskets. .
Fancy work boxes, with sewing instruments.
Port Mommies, of every variety.
Gold pens and pencils, lancy paper weights.
Pupeteries, and a large variety ol ladies’ fancy
stationery.
Motto seals and wafers, silk and bend purses.
Ladies’ riding whips, elegantly finished, La
dies' line euttlcry.
Perlunie baskets and bags.
• Brushes ol every kind for the toilet.
Roussel's Peilumes of the vuiinns kinds.
Musical Instruments, ol i'll kinds and at ul
piices, together with an innumerable variety o.
, articles elegantly tinished and suitable for holi
day presents, to which be invites special attenl
lion. Also, an extensive collection of HULL
DAY GIFT
sBn 00
0 00
ROOKS,
comprising the various English and American
Annuals for 180. r ), richly embellished and illus
trate Poetical Works, with Children's Pietorl.il
Books, for children of all ages. His assortment
of School Books and School Stationary is also
complete, and comprises even thing used in Col
leges and the schools, lie also calks attention to
to his elegant dislay of
runups CJriandolos, Ar,,
(rom the extensive establishments ot Cornelius,
Archer and others, ol Philadelphia, comprising
every style of Parlor, Chamber k Study Lamps,
for burning either I.ml, sperm or elbeml oil. to
i pettier with (lower vases. Fancy Seiepnn. Ac.—
Mis assortment in tins line is unequalled in the
, borough.
I'mil*. Fintni Con frrhonni.
Nuts. T’icHcrvi'd Fi nits A-c., in every rariclr nnd
at nil ju ices. nil of w liicli an- pure nnd fresh, inch
as ('an hr nutfidcnly recommended to liis friends
nnd tin* liMh* folks. Remember the old bland,
npjHisiu- ilie- Bank .
S. VT. HAVEHSTICK
Carlisle, December 21, ISA I.
S>.’>ooo Itcwai'd-Groat llace.
JilKgical nun' between the Clothing Stores
ol Carlisle, resnlied in the mm pi clr Irii.nijdi
uf Ihr m-u .stun- ol AllMlM) $ SON, in the
stoic noun l.il'-ly oeeujded hy \V ise »f (’..mp
hell, corner of .\iirlli Ilanmrr und Lumber sis.
It is inmv conceded by alt and rvrry one (lint
they stand pre-eminent among l hr clothing deal
ns in ('ailislc, having succeeded in convincing
thnr ft tends, that tiny run .sell Clothing made
and got u|i, accoiding to the latest at) lea, from
•JO to Jo per cent, cheaper than any other house
is possibly aide to furnish them. They have
nun on hand a huge ami splendid assortment ol
Ready-made Clothing,
I F u nil si ling floods. Cloths, CussimcFesund Vest.
I mgs. Also, Hats and (’ups, ami every thing in
! their line for Men and Boys. Their materials
w ere seh c'lul with the greatest care, purchased
at the lowest cash juices, and at such houses
I onh , who never deal in nin thing like auction
trasli, Tneir friends may therefore rest assured
that ailirlrs pureliasrd of them will ami must
gn e sati-d.iel imi. Clothing made at the short
est notice m the most (iishionahle style, liming
for that purpose secured the services of an e.\-
jiei irneed Cutter, and laid in a splendid assort
ment ol ('lot ha. Cuss i meres, Vestings, 4 c., w hi eh
for beaut) and duialulily cannot he surpassed.
To the citizetib.il the surrounding country we
would say, give us a lair ti ini. AN we ask is a
tail look at oni Mix k and we w ill not fail to con
vince \ mi that oui Clothing is better made, ol
better materials-, heltei trimmed, cut with more
taste, and last though not least, cheaper than
imi hm e riel bought el sew here. A Iso. a large
Id ol Ti links. Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, 4"C.
All hail creation lat and near,
()( An vn i n's \on .shall hear ;
Let pealing drums ami I'annon's Muir
( li eal bargains sine, are on ttie whig,
Hare wonders then we now wilt sing
At first we'll speak of Ci.otiiiko rare
Sneli trophies, sure will make y on stare,
Of'broad and narrow cloth so cheap
We’ll take a moment's time to speak.
Delighted too you can't lint bo
With [.rices ami their quality;
Dress and Sack Coals—aye, Vestings 100,
What bargains now for nil of you !
The dents will our compliments receive.
And call they must the wonders to believe
In Pauls we have all kinds ol slvles.
One dollar ami upwards, piles on piles.
In Summer Goods —foi soon ’twill come
We'll give \oii bargains all tor Inn.
Frocks ami Otrr-cnals so \ cry fine,
Oreal wonders \ oil shall see in every line
Ilosfcrv. Suspenders, Under-shirts (or all.
All kinds of dimes to please all who call.
Hut «>■ i-ainiol stop in enumerate,
Wehivc bargains ho'h good and great
oiii stock 100 in (he Furnishing lino
Is plentiful. cheap ami fine
Alt N Old) /, SUN’S Ch'fnuK Hall
Apiil 12. 1 H.'i.l
( lo'iiiiig!
/ ///•; r/:u-:nH.iTi:i) rLoruhva store
OF Sinvt.n A H norm: it ’« has boon removed
lo the coiner room ol the Washington Ho
d l iiiildmg, N. W . coi net of the I'ubln Square,
il.cie they have opened an immense stock of
iciwvuv jinn: rLoniiivc.
The stock consists in pari of
(mala, t’loih, (hi.ssimcro and Jean Frock
truss mid Sack Coats.
HOYS and VOUTII'S COATS, of diflbrenl
\ les ami ijnalilies.
PAN IS- Plain and tanry Kcrsomcre, Casni
tel and ('onlunn Pauls.
\ KS I S— Sul in, Silk, Cassinicre, SuttinoK
ami olhei Vents ofdillurent patterns him! qnali
1K H.
Also—Slocks, Cravats, Pocket and N«k
llnndkerrhicls, I’lain mid Funcv Shirts, Under
Shirts, Drawers. Stockings, Suspenders, Urn
novellas, Carpel Bags, etc.
Customer s orders made up in the most np
proved manner, of warranted maUrials. Tlra
Cutting Department is under the management
ol practical and experienced workmen, and in
every oase satisfaction is gunrrantled.
The aim of the subscribers is to give averv
customer sutlafuction, by fnrnisldng Clothing
unsurpassed in llnish ami durubllitr, and al
[.rices defying competition.
Carlisle, Juno 6. 18f>(J.
FISH, O FISH.
llei’elved
f>o libls. Baltimore Shad.
“ “ Herring.
“ No. 1, 2 ami 8 Mackerel.
*> “ Picketed Herring.
“ Lake While Flab.
1 ho attention of tanners and dealers In Fish
H requested, uh I am dotormliied to sell low To
ciihli or bacon taken in exchange.
WILLIAMS’ Family Grocery.
Carlisle, May 1, 1860.
UlucliHiiilUi Goal.
BUSHELS of Blacksmith coal, of
t-JVFVf”good finality, roculvod and for anlo
by W. n. MUUUAY, Agt.
Carlisle, August 7,186 U.
Tar, Tar, Tar
JUST received and for sale, 100 kogs bout
quality TAB ; also, a largo lot of patent
Wheel Grease for carriages, wagons, &c., at the
old stand, East Main street.
27. 11. SAXTON.
call tho attention ol the public to the
M portable Garden or Eire engine for wa
nting gardens or extinguishing flres-m. Excel-
Sale at ° U<ml C luai) & convenient. For
November 2, 1855. H * SA - XToN Sl
Foote &, iikothdu, ~ v
PRACTICAL
Plumjier-S & Gas FrUcfs,
South Hanover street, opposite the Amriem
Volunteer Office,
Lend and Iron Pipes, Cast Iron Sinks
Hydrants, Bath Tubs,
Hot and Cold Shower Bath Hollers,
Wash Basina,
Water Closets, Hydraulic Rams, & c
Fo r ce and Lift Pumps, &<*., &c. *'
Wrought Iron Wol’d.
Tubes.
And every dtrfqription of Codes and Fittings
for Gas, Steam, Water, &c. Superior Cooking
Ranges, Deafens and Gas Fixtures, put up in
Churches, Stores and Dwellings, at short notice
and in tho most modern stylo. All materials
and work in our lino at low rates and utarra«/<j
Country work ond J obbing proiuidly attend
ed to.
Carlisle, May 29, 1850.
Plumbing & Gas Filling.
South West Cor. of Ninth and Walnut Streets
Philadelphia.
IVsi. Wnionr, Jno. 11. McFETmcn'
Jxo. C. Hunter, Thomas Brown. r
WRIGHT, HUNTER & GO., S. W. Cor.
of Ninth and Walnut Streets, Philadel
phia. Lead and Iron Pipes of all sizes. Butt/'
Tuh.s ofCopper and Iron. Hot and cold Show,
or Baths. Water Closets and Brass Geeks of
every description. Force and Lift Pumps of
Iron and Brass. Hydraulic Rams, all sizes -
Hydrants and Load Work of every description*
All materials and work in oar line at low
and warranted.
December 20, 1855—tf
Fanning Implements.
New Agricultural Ware-room,-
rnm: subscriber, located in tho basement of*
L the Methodist Church, opp alto the Railroad
depot, is now receiving a variety of Farming
Implements, such us Plows, Grain Drills, Grain
Fans, (’urn Shellers, Corn nnd Cob Grinders,
(Scott’s (limit,) the Crescent Grain .Mill. Horse
Shovels, Farm Boilers. Henpeis and Mowers,
(Manny’s with Wood’s Improvement,) Straw
Cutters, ike , nil of which are of tho most ap.
firm ed kinds and workmanship, and will be sold
on the most acc.unmodating terms. Fnrmsn
me rcspcctlully invited to call and examine b*.
foie purchasing elsewhere.
J. ARMSTRONG.
Fni the convenience ol farmers, Moore’s pa
tent Grain Drill will he sold at Shiremanutown,
li) Benjamin Clay, mid at Shippensburg, by C*
Cong.
Car .si.', Aug. 21. (I
Leaf Tobacco nnd Cigars.
DL\SLOW & CO.,
21 SOUTH FRONT STREET
PHILADELPHIA
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
LEAF TOBACCO,
MjISL FjICTL'RED TOIiJCCO,
CIG A K S
Have conslanflv on hand nnd for sale low,
all kinds ol AM Kit I CAN nnd SPANISH
LEAF TOBACCOS, selected with special ref
erence In iMannlacluret’» use.
All articles sold, warranted to bo-HS repre
sented and ever) opportunity afforded. for4oX
aminalioo. ' '*■
I’liiehasers at a distance can *Sndvtl)tilr'dr
dets. and rely upon being us fiutlifblly’SiTVi'd
as it the goods were selected in pujvon,
Ocl 115, 1800--6 m •>
ESTABLISHED 179&.
AS. ROBINSON, Into C. N. Robinson &
• Son, Manufacturer of Looking Glumcm.
Portrait and Picture Frames, and Importer* of
Fiencli Plate Looking Glasses, Rtc., No. SUB,
Chesiuil at., above Ninth st., Philadelphia*
At wliose establishment may always bofonrd
an extensive assortment Mmilles, Hall
and Chamber Glasses, of every description,
from the plainest to the nmsl ornamental stylus,
richly onmmealud gilt Tables, Brackets and
Tripods, Importer and dealer in first class
European Engravings, Oii Pointings, Drawings
and other works ol art. Old frames regllled
ami <dd Glass taken in exchange for new; dam
aged Plates rcsilvered, Ac.
Country merchants and others, having orders
for any article connected with the Looking
Glass and Print business, can hare them execu
ted at this <dil establishment, at the shortest no
tice and lowest [.rices. All goods for tarns
portaiion are j.acked in fho best manner.
November 27, 185(1—fmi
JOSEPH A . NEEDLES,
Manufacturer or wire, silk ami rutr
Cloth SIEVES, coarse, medium ami lino
in mesh, large, middle-size and small It. dUra-
Metallic Clolhs or Woven Wire,
f the bust qualities, various sizes of mesh,
nun Nos. 1 to 8U inclusive, and Iront one lo sis
They are numbered so many spaces to a Hu
ai inch, and cut to suit.
The subscriber also keeps constantly on hand
.SCREENS, lor Goal, Sand, Ore, Lime, Grain,
Iravcl, (imino, Sumac, Sngnr, Sail, B<»ne, Col
»o, Spico, Dings, Dj-e-Stufl’s, &c. Together
itlt an uxnorlniL-iit of Bright and Annealed Iron
All of (lm nboTo aolil wlmloimlo or re-
J. A. NEEDLES.
64 N. Front St. I‘lillft-
ill. \jy
June f», IHSO- yr
HOOK AGENCY.
THE subscribers have established a D°°*
Agency in Philadelphia, and will furnish
any book or publication at tho retail price «reo
of postage. Any persons, by forwarding
subscription price of any of tlio $8 Magazine*,
such us Harper’s, Gudoy’s, Putnam's,Graham b,
Frank Leslie’s Fashions, &c., will receive tho
magazines lor one year and a copy ol o splendid
lithograph portrait of either Washington, Jock'
son or Clay : or, If subscribing to u $2 and n
Magazine, they will receive a copy of either of
tho throe portraits. If subscribing to $0 worth
of Magazines, all throe portraits will bo sent
gratis. Music furnished to those who may
Envelops of every description and
or small quantities furnished. Seal lw“ »
Dies, &c., sent to order. ,
Every description of Engraving on wooat
ocuted with noalneßs and dispatch. Vlc ..
Buildings. Newspaper Headings,
cbmcry, Book illualrntlons, Lodge Conn *
Business Cards, Ac. AH orders sent uj
promptly attended to. Persons wishing T
oflholr buildings engraved can send a Y .r
rootypo or akotch oftho building by mall orex*
press. .
Persons at a distance having saleable Rr,lc ,
would Hud U to their advantage to address Jl»o
subscribers, as wo would act as agents for m°
sale of tho satuo.
nYIIAM U PIERCE,
fiO Sou lt, Third Strut, Phila-, > “
•J • 11. IITIUH. j, y r iKBOB-
Nov. 20, IBOO—ly
Family Coal.
TONS Lykon’a Valloy Goal, hrok*
t/Ul/and roscreonod, prepared expressly f°'
rami ly tide ami under cover, so Hint I cun
nlah it dry and dean during (lie winter sens®"'
I have also on hand and /or Bale, the Luk*|
(Idler Coal, from (ho mines of Boyd, Kes Bcr <
Co., and Slmmokln Coni, from the mine* A
Cochran. Ponlo & Co., all of which 1 will *1
small profits Cor cash, and deliver to any part o !
(ho Borough.
ATM. B.
August 7. 1860.
05S? - J°b Work done at Ibis ofl'w o 011
short notice.