Ptfoupcptus fov 1837.
The Saturday Evening Post.
Established August 4th, 1821.
THE pntyisheraof this' old and firmly estab
lished paper toko pleasure In calling tlio at.
tontlon of tho public to thofr programmofortho
coming;year. Surfeited with politics,tho claims
of literature will bo more than over appreciated
by the reading world. Wo have therefore al
ready mode-arrangements with the following
brilliant list of writers :
tVilliarn'llowitt (.of England,> Alice Cary, T.
S. Arthur, Mrs. Southworth, Augustine Dugan,
no, Mrs.' M; A. Denison, tho author oi “ Zll
lah/^&cC
We’dosigh commencing, in tho first number
in January ttoxt, tho tallowing original Novclot:
Tallengelta, or the Squatter's Home.
By WiWmn-Howltt, author of “ Rural Life in
England,*.*. “Hornes-of tho Poets,” &c.
This is a slory of Australian Life, Mr. How
ilt having’ visited Australia expressly with the
object,of;acquainting himself with the novel and
romantic aspects under which nature and socie
ty present themselves in that singular region.
The following Novelets will then be given,
though probably not in tbo exact order here
mentioned:
j.V.j TAe Slory of o Country Girl.
By Alice Cary. An original Novclot, written
expressly for tho Post.
The Withered Heart.
Att original Novelet, written expressly for tho
Post; by T. S. Arthur.
XighfAouje Island.
An Original Novelet, by the author of “My
Confession,” « Zillah, or tho Child Medium,”
&c., &c.
The Quaker** Profcge.
An Original Novelet, by Mrs. Mary A. Denison
ftntbor of “Mark, tbo Sexton,” “Homo P r
tares,” &c
The Raid of .Burgundy.
A.taTo.of the Swiss Cantons. An original Nov
elet,'by Augustine Duganno, author of “The
Lojtdf the "Wilnoss,” &c.
'Wo have also the promise of a short and con
dofcaed
Novelet, by Mrs. Sonlhworih,
to rtmthrougb about six or oignt numbers of the
Port. ‘
In addition to the above list of contributions,
wo dosign continuing thu usual amount of>Fo.
reign Letters, Original Sketches. Choice Selec
tions from all sources, Agricultural Articles,
Genoral Nows, llnmorous Anecdotes, view ol
tber Produce and Stock Markets, the Phiiadch
phla Retail Markets, Bank Note List, Editori.
als, &c., our object being to give a complete
record, as far ns our limits will admit, of Uu
Great World.
Enoeavinos. —In the way of Engravings, vn
generally present two weekly—one of an in.
Btnictlvo, and the other of a homorous charac
ter.
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United Stales, paid quarterly or yearly in ad
vance, nt the office whoro It is printed, la only
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November 27,186(h
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United Status, to circulate Start’ Largt
Type Qaarlo Dibit, for family use—entitled
“ The People’s Pictorial Domestic Bible,” with
about one thousand engravings !
This useful book is destined. If we can form
aft Opinion from the notices oftho press, to have
an'turiprecedetfted circulation in every section ot
our wide-spread continent, and to fonn n <li«.
tinct ora in the sale of onr works. It will, no
doubt, in a few years become the Family Bible
of ‘the American people.
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to nil persons who may be pleased to procure
subscribers to tho above. Fi->m .>() to 100 co
pies may easily bo circulated and .sold in each
of tho principal cities and towns ot the L’uiun
will bo sold by subscription only.
Application should l*c made at unco, as the
field will soon -bo occupied.
Persons wishing to act as agents, mid do a
sale business, can send for a specimen copy .
On receipt ot tho established pi.ee, $l5, the Pic
tonal Family Bible, with a well bound subscrip
tion book, will bo carolbily boxed, ami forward
ed per express, at our risk and expense, to any
central town or village In tho United States, ex
cepting those of California, Oregon and Texas.
Register your letters and your money will
corue safe.
In addition to tho Pictorial Bible, wo publish
a largo number of Illustrated Family Works,
very popular, and of such a high mom) ami un
exceptionable character, that while good men
may safely engage In their circulation, they will
confer a public benefit, and receive a fair com
ponsatlun for their labor.
Orders respectfully solicited. For further par
tlculars, address the subscriber, post paid.
ROBERT SEARS, 181 William St..
Doc 11. New York
Every Reader
WILL please notice the advertisement o(
Mr. Scars’ Pictorial Fondly Bible, and
send for the printed catalogue ol all our lllus
tratctT works.
To the uninitiated in the groat art of soiling
books, wo would say, that wu present a scheme
for motley making, fur butter than all the gold
mines of California and Australia.
Any person wishing to embark In tho enter
prise, will risk little by sending to the publisher
$25, for which ho will receive sample copies of
tho various works, (at wholesale prices,) care
fully boxed, Insured, and directed, affording a
▼cry liberal percentage tolho agent for tits trou
ble'. With those ho will soon be able to ascer
tain the most saleable, and order accordingly.
Address, post pal'd, ROBERT SEARS.
Doc. 11. 181 William St.. N. Y.
911. Domptty Academy
AN ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
Fo« Malm a .no Fluvlks,
Lamhtburg, Pa.
THE 2d or ((Inter session of this Institution
will open on the second Tuesday of Jumi
dry, 1857. The usual English and Classical
brandies, adopted by our llrst grade schools,
Will bo taught. No pains will be spared to make
thorough, practical and moral scholars. The
Village of 400 inhabitants, situated m the midst
of majestic hill and mountain scenery, 8 miles
distant from tho “ Warm Springs,” is healthy
and quiet, sufllcleully remote from the irregn.
larllics ol largo towns, and yet in dally connec
tion, via Newport and Ponn’o. Railroad, with
tho principal cities in the State.
Terms per Quarter: $B, 4J| and G, according
to tho grade of studios. Musio, French and
German, $6 extra. Books at city prices. Board
ing- for ladles In select families at prices from
91»60 to-$2 per week. For further particulars
address either
Rev. T. P. BUOIIER, A. B,
Or S. V. RUBY, A. B.
Caodlsburgi Jan. 8, ’67—2t*
COLEMAN'S American Grain Mil). Tho
Operation of (his mill can bo noon at Card
norfs foundry. Tlioy oro for sale at tho Now
Agricultural Warehouse of
J. ARMSTRONG.
Carlisle, Deo. 11,1650.
LEIQHTHEISER'S Patent Sausage Moat
Gutters, tho best In tho world—made to cut
not'grtnd—for sale by
„ , J. ARMSTRONG.
Carlisle, Dec. 11,1650.
**• j““ «■
January 8,1857, 11, J. KIEFFETI,
$40,000!
Joint Stock Association
OP THE’
Big Spring Literary Institute,
OF NEWVILLB, CUMB. CO., PA.
GRAND $ EXTENSIVE SALE OF
REAL ESTATE, BOOKS,
AND OTHER
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
The proceeds of the sale lo 6g devoted to liqnidai
ing the Debt of the Institute.
Lieut, gunnison’s great work
ON THE MORMONS, at only $1 per copy.
Gunnison’s History of (lie Mormons la by fur
Uie most accurate and'-ccllablo Work wo havoof
that deluded people. In order that every per
son may become a shareholder, the price of a
Book and Certificate of Membership of the As
sedation will ho onlysl. The cortlQcftto will
entitle (he holder to an interest in the following
valuable Real Estate and other property:
1 Valuable Improved Farm, $4,600
with all necessary Outbuildings, situat
ed lo Cumberland Valley, near Now
vlllo, containing 126 acres.
1 Fo/ua6/e Farm, 8,600
i adjoining the above containing 125 aores.
12 Valuable Timber Lots, l ; 8 f
of 60 acres each, situated In Mifflin tp.
Cumberland county.
8 Fa/«o6/e Timber Loft, '
of 26 acres each.
I Splendid Ncto Brick House,
2 story and back-building, adjoining the
Hall on the west.
8 Highly Improved Ouf-Lo/j,
of over 3 acres each, within half a mil*
of Ncwvillo.
200 Orders for Herron's Celebrated. H’n7-
ing Inks , at $6 per order.
1 Magnificent Rosewood Piano,
Irom the celebrated Factory of Wro.
Knaho A Co. Bal.
1 Superior Molodeon, I
2 splendid Hunting Caso Gold Lever
Watches, nt $lOO each, \
2 splendid Hunting Case Gold Lever
Watches, at $B7 GO each. 176 00
5 splendid Gold Watches, at $6O each, 260 00
10 splendid Ladies’ Gold Watches, at
$6O each, 600 00
10 fine Silver Lever Watches at $26 eachffi6o 00
12 “ Watches at $3O each, 240 00
16 superior Parlor Clocks at $8 each, 120 00
60 “ Gothic «« ft «< jfi() 00
60 “ Cottage «< 8 “ ]6O 00
1 excellent family Carriage (lat. stj 1c), 200 OO
1 “ Rorkawny “ pg
1 “ Top Buggy, 176 00
1 ** Spring Wagon, ]()0 00
1 superior two-horso Road Wagon, 100 00
2 sets splendid Harness (silver nit’g,), 80 00
2 extra Spanish Saddles, 75 00
2 superior Walnut Sofas, J5O 00
1 magnificent Sofa Table, 4f, 00
2 “ Dressing Bureau, 160 00
1 splendid Secretary, gp pp
t Dining Tables (extiu cherry), fiO 00
4 Bedsteads, f)0 0f)
2 sets of Chairs nt $l6 por sot, 80 00
3 Imported Carpets, 20 )Ua. each, m $2O
per carpet, go 00
2 Home-made Carpets, extra, each at
$2O per carpet, 40 00
8 Parlor Stoves at $l5 each, 120 00
2 Orders for suits black Clothes, $3O each, (50 00
2 ■* Silk Dresses $BO each, 60 00
8 “ Clothing $l6 each, 120 00,
10 “ Hats $5 each, fit) 00
12 “ Boots $6 each, 7*) 00
12 “ Gentlemen’s shoes $8 50 each, 42 00
I- “ “ Gaiters 680 «* 60 00
12 “ Ladies shoes. 200 “ 24 00
100 Gold Pencils, $2 each, 200 00
200 Gold Pens, $1 each, 200 00
JOO boxes assorted perfumery, $1 each, 100 00
100 Porto Monuies, $1 each, jpg pp
40 copies well bound Miscellaneous books
at $1 50 each, gp pp
16 Ladies’ Albums, $2 each, 80 00
500 pieces Popular Music, \26 00
This Association is founded upon honest and
[ fair principles. Each Book purchaser receives
a certificate, which entitles him lo an Interest in
the above valuable property. As soon ns the
forty thousand shares ore sold notice will be
given to the stockholders, and a convention w ill
be held In Newville, at the Institute’s Hall,
when a Committee will be chosen, to whom (he
property will bo delivered. (0 bo distributed
among the shareholders. For the character of
(ho << Big Spring Literary institute” and those/ 1
connected » ilii it, « u arc /mini ted to re/er to/'
the following gentlemen *
REFERENCES. 1
Gov, Pollock, Harrisburg.
Hon. 7'haddeus .Slovens, Lancaster.
Hon. Frederick Watts, Carlisle.
Senator Win. H. Welsh, Yoik. 1
Hon. W. F. Murray, Harrisburg.
William Knahe A Co., Baltimore.
Wm J. Shearer, Esq,, Carlisle.
Hon. Lemuel Todd,
Daniel Shelly, Snpt. Com. Schools.
John W. Brandt,£»<{., llarrisbur •
Royer A Brother, “
LIST OF JUEXTS FOR CI'MtsERLJiSL)
covin' k.
.Samuel Megaw, Good Hopo.
E. W. Curnden, Shippeiisbnrg.
John Fluid, Shephurdstown.
Samuel Garver, Walnut Bottom.
James Patten, Lees Ronds.
W. M. Mateer, Shiremnnalown.
John W. Sulgleman, "
W. E. Struck, Meclianicnburg.
William Noaker, Paper! own.
U. Webber!, Boiling Springs.
D. S. ilajs, Locust Grove.
J. J. Crawlord, Newvillo.
J . B Cobaugb, do
J. 11. Criswell, Siiippensburg.
M. A J. Kiinklc, Green Spring.
Peter Moityer, Carlisle.
J. S. Hostetler, Mechanlcsburg.
C. MulUnger, Slungbstowii.
K. R. M ’Cnne. Middle Spring.
A. I*. Erb, Bridgeport.
Lewis Zlt/.er, MUllln tnwnstdp.
David Strubm. New Kingstown.
Care) Aid, Ml. Pleasant.
Solomon Bear. Oyster’s Point.
nT~ All 01 dors for Books and Certillcatcs, by
mail, should be addressed to
JAMES M’KEEII AN. Seel'y. of (he
Rif! Sfning Li/’y. Insi , Newvllle, Cumh. co.
\T7" Agents wanted in every town ami village
In the United States, to obtain subscriptions lor
Books, to whom a liberal commission will be
given. All letters of Inquiry, accompanied l>i
a Postage Stamp, will be promptly answered.
September 26, 1866—3 m
Oi ond Top ('oal.
1 n non of tho celebrated
11/jl/Ul/ Broad Top blacksmith Coal
receiving and for sale by
W. B. ML'HRAV
aSI-pt. IHSO.
Inicieviing to Farmers.
'PHK MAGIC COHN ANDCOR Ml/.L. the
I best now In use. This mill has taken the
nrst premium, over all others, at a number of
the recent Slate and County Fairs Every
lurmer who feeds stock, should have one of
these mills. Fur sale by
JOHN P. LYNK Rt SON
Nov 0 IHAtI N ° rth llttnovwr ‘reel, Carlisle,
IHcat tutlors,
A large lot of (licho usotul articles for faml.
lies and butchers use, just received and
for sale cheap ut J. p. LYNE & SONS,
North Ilanovorst., Carlisle.
Nov. fl, 1860.
navsaliitt—Prices Reduced
THE subscriber baa this day commenced soil.
Ing olf his now and splendid slock of Win
ter Goods, at greatly reduced prices for cash.
French Morinoes only 76 cents.
Cashmere Plujils, 87}.
Muslin Delaines at 6, 10 and 12J.
Flannels Worn 16 to 26.
Brocha and Blanket Shawls very cheap.
Cloths, Cnsslmeres and Casslnotts, very Ibw.
Woolen Gloves and Hosiery.
Heavy Boots and Brogans.
Now Is the time to save money. Como one
land alt and secure good bargains, at tho old
stood, East Main, street.
CIIAS. OGILDV.
Carlisle, Jon. 16, 1667.
White llall Academy.
Three miles west of Harrishiirg, Pa* '■
rillHE Twelfth session of this Institution will
X commence on Monday the 8d of November
next. Parents and guardians are requested to
enquire into its merits boforo'sendihg.th'olrsons
or wards elsewhere. The location Is'ploasarit,
healthful, and convenient of access, and the
course of Instruction extensive, embracing the
elementary and higher branches of an English
education, together with the Latin, Greek,
French and German Languages, and Vocal and
Instrumental Music. The Institution has neon
in operation nearly six years, and Us success
has exceeded the most sanguine expectations of
its triomls.
TeSms—Boarding, Washing and Tuition in the
English branches and Vocal Music per
session of 21 weeks, $OO 00
For Circulars containing particulars address
D. DENLINGER,
Sept. 25, 1850. Harrisburg, Pa.
PLAINFIELD ACADEMY.
NEAR CARLISLE, PA.
THE twenty-first session (6 months) will com
mence Nov 4th. A now building has been
erected containing Gymnasium, Music Room,
&c. With increased facilities for instruction,
and ample accommodations, this Institution 1
presents great inducements to parents who de
sire the physical and mental improvement of
their sons.
Terms per session, $O5 00
For circulars with full information address
K. K. BURNS,
Principal and Proprietor*
Plainfield, Cumb. co., Oct. 28, 1850.
8,600
2,000
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
Confectionaries and Fancy Goods.
'PIIE undersigned has just replenished his
i. stock of Goods, and us his Drugsand Chem
icals have been selected with great care, ho is
prepared to fill all orders promptly. Ilisfriends
may rely upon the genuineness and purity of
every article. His stock of
1,500
1.200
400
100 00
Confectionaries
Is large, and selected with special reference fo
the Holidays, and will afford any variety per
sons may desire in that lino. He has a largo
assortment of French, German, and Domestic
Fancy Caudles. His FRUITS nre all fresh and
of the vcjy best quality. His assortment of
200 00
FANCY GOODS
Is large and cnbracos almost even- thing neces
sary for the toilet and family. He invites spe*
cial attention to his Fancy Work Boxes, Pojt
Folios, Port Monies, &c. Quick sales, shorl
profits, and strict consistency in trado, slial
characterize our business.
B. J. KIEFFER.
Cm lisle, December 20, 1856.
WutclicN, Jcivliy nail Silver
WARE AT CONLYN’S.
THE public are invited to call and examine
the largest and handsomest stock of
WATCHES, JEWELRY AMD
<£& SILVERWARE.
ever brought to this place. Having purchased
this stock for cash I am determined to sell at
prrices tlint “emit be beat.”
All goods sold by me, guaranteed to bo as
represented or the money refunded. Old gold
and silver taken in exchange
THOMAS CONLTN.
Carlisle, May 1, 1850.
DR. S. P. ZIEGLER.
OFFICE and residence East Main street, .’id
door below tho Market House. Calls in
town and country promjgly attended.
Carlisle, January 8,1866 —1 f
HR. f. C. LOOMIS,
I’lain Black Silks, Satin Striped, Mooro-An.
tiqne. Fancy Silks, rundy made Cloth and Plusli
Mantles, Velvets for Mantles, llahet Cloths,
Furs of all kinds, including Strme Marlin Fitcli
Ike., from $3 to S3U, Merinoes, Cashmeres,
Goburgs nil wool; Dq Laincs, Woollen Plaids,
Alpacas, Bombazines, Brocha, Stella Cashmere,
and Blanket Shawls. Fall and winter Bonnets,
_ Bonnet Velvets. Satins. Feathers,&c. Cadies’
Skirts, Flouncing!, £olU*, and trimmings in
great variety. 9
UENTLEMKNS'
From the Baltimore Colleen 0 f Cloths, Casslmoros*. Overcoating, Silk and
/mSffll llenlttl Surgery, Is now prepared ' ?' ooHpn Undorslilrtg, Cravats, Collars, Cans,
to Insert Art/tie/ul Tooth of every I Oloovom, &c
lescrfptlon, nml to perform all the other various / Ooorß*
irfie.s pertaining to the practice of his profes- **' Assortment, Including
SOUTH Hanover Street, next door to tho
Post Office.
N. B. Will be absent from Carlisle tho last
ten days of each month.
August IG, 1H65.
OK. GEO. 8. BEARIGDT,
DENTIST,
Office nt (he residence of his mother East
Hilhcr street, 8 doors beloa Bedford.
Reference —Dr. G. Z. Bretz.
Carlisle, March 20, 1850—tf
How Ari'lvsil al Keller's lint atul
Shoe Store.
THE Subscriber has just opened, in the Store
room formerly occupied by Mr. G. W. Hit
tier, on tho corner of the puhlio Square, Main
Ireet, near tho Market hou«c, 6c adjoining the
iwelry story of Mr. Win. 1). A. Nauglo, an on
ire newfsc splendid assortment of Fall and Win-
ter Huh, Caps, Hoots <J- Shoes, of every variety
& price. His hatsconidsl of oxlraflno Moleskin,
Beaver, Pearl, Cluset. Kossuth, Sporting and
children’s lints. Those fiats nre manufactured
by Oaklord, Morris it Co., and other celebrated
halters of Philadelphia. Ho bus every variety
of home manufactured hats, together with nli
kinds of fancy straw for children. All these
goods lie will guarantee to give entire satlsfhc-
His stock of SHOES arc made up of ovary
.•nriely and style, from thu cheapest to the bust
irticle in the market, ami cannot fail to ploaqo.
Ho respectfully solicits the patronage ol the
itililio, fueling confident that he cun sell thu
cheapest and best goods in the county.
September 18, 1860,
New Ware
A GENERAL assortment of China, Glass
and Oneenswnro, has just boon added to our
former stuck. Every variety of Ton or Dinner
sets, either Chinn or Gmnlte, may bo selected
from our assortment of the latest stylo and fin
jQrOsb, as wull as Plates, Dishes, Cups and
WM Saucers. Howls, Pilchers, Teapots, fco.
Also, Toilet setts of various patterns,
together with Raisins, Tooth boxes, and other
necessary utllrles. A tine selection of French
and German Chinn FANCY ARTICLES, cm.
bracing the useful as well ns ornamental—among
w hich are highly gilt am! decorated Coffee Cups,
Vases, Mugs, Toy sets. Fruit Stands, Fancy
Boxes, Ac., as well r.s Glassware In every vari
ety. All for anlo at the lowest market price,
and to all of which wo invito a call from our
friends ami customers.
Carlisle, Dec. 28, 1855
New Ansorlmcnt
A CHOICE selection of Groceries of every
kind havo just been received by tho subscri
bur at “Maujon llau.” Grocery, viz > Coffees,
6&15J Sugars, Tons, Spiers, Chocolates,Choose,
Table Oil, Salt, ond other va
rieties belonging to the Grocery business.
Also, Baskets of all descriptions, Tubs, Buck*
ots, Mutts, Broshe's, Corn Brooms, Bed Cords,
Candles, ike. All of which wo confidently ro.
commend to our customers and friends ns of (lie
best (jualjty and at the lowest cash prices
Carlisle. Oct. 23, 1850
Gold Writing Ink.
■A cAnnr« to makt from Ten to Twenty Dollart o
Day I
*\7friSniN(J 1° introduce, ns early ns possl-
T T bl«, this beautiful mid celebrated Writing
*i» ’ i o,l ° l ' lo ,rttoBt discoveries of a chemist
of 1 nrln, where U is becoming the only Ink In
use-ospecally by the ladles. I will appoint
ogonlu for the term of «lx months, to manufao
f«ro and sell It on fA««r o«j» acrounf, by sending
them the papers lor said time o| sale, and roolno
for manufacturing It, on the receipt of $B. Ad
dress Oaiilos Abo, Phlla. Post Ofllco.
Iwlll'senil through the mail, on receipt of
one dollar and address, a bottle of the Cioki
Ink, free of postage,
November 27, 1850—8t*
TRUNKS and Carpet Dags. A largo lot o
Travelling Trunks and Carpet Dags fossa)
cheap by PHILIP ARNOLD,
April 5, 1856.
Carlisle Marble Yard,
RICHARD OWEN.
Smith Hanover SI., oppoulo Benias* Store,
THE subscriber has on hand a largo and well
selected stock of
Uclul-Slones Monuments
TOMBS, &c., of chaste and beautiful designs,
which ho.will sell at tho lowest passible rates,
•oing desirous of selling out Ins slock. Head
stones finished from three dollars upwards.
Brown stone, marble work, mantels, &c., for
buildings, marble slabs for furniture, &c., con
stantly on hand. Iron railing for cometary lots,
&c., of tho best Philadelphia workmanship,
will bo promptly attended to.
Carlisle, March 27, 1806.
IBlil
Has boon before the public more than 20 years,
ui-is deservedly popular in llio euro of
mvins, Swecuov, Riii£rl''"io, Windmills, Polo
Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels, Call of nil kinds.
Fresh Wounds, Sprains. Brumes, Fistula, Sit
fast, Sand Cracks, Strains., Lameness, Foun
dered Foot, Scratches or Grease, Mange, Foot
Itot in Sheep, Garget in Cows, Rheumatism,
Hites of Animals, External Poisons, Painful
Nervous Affections, Frost Bites. Boils, Corns,
Whitlows, Bums and Scalds, Chillblajns, Chap
lied Panda, Crumps, Contractions of the Mus
cles, Swellings, Weakness of the Joints, Caked
Breasts, Sore Nipples, Piles, die.
gratuitously furnished by agouti
withTeutimoniaU of its utility.
All orders addressed to the Proprietors, M. 11,
Tuusn dc Co., Lockport, N. Y.
Bale by Druggists nml Mcrrhanta gen
erally, Hiwmgb tho United Slates. iltnisJi Posses
sions, mid other Countries Ai-1 I■ v
S. W. Havcrstick and Bon(7, & Bro., Carlisle;
J. A. Weakley and W. & J. Green. Dickinson;
L. Kauffman,'Mechanicslmrg: D Slruhm, New
Klngstownj Goswflcr Sc Zook, Shepherdstown;
Diehl & Snider, Newburg; A. M. Leidlgh, Boil,
ing Sptlngs; Mtiu Loyd, Lisburn; J. C. & G.B.
Altfck, Shfpponsburg.
BEitTZ & BRO.
rAU Amp WIXTER GOODS.
LADIES ’
A full nnd compl/fc
Wool BliinkoU, ’ C
imported Cirpctfl, Woollen and (’..lion C.irpcj
Chain, Looking Glasses, Wix.lU n V.irn <;mn
Shoes.
N. B. —"Wb havO nmtlo »iriii"/*ni»*nH ),»•
which wo can furnish :my {}<u..is t<> !.<■ hmi ln
t ho city, at 8 days’ notice. BKNTZ \ BR(j
October 10, 1860.
NEW GOODS.
IF YOU KV/iVT SEW hoods (',<!()h
GOODS JISD CIIFJT finals. <;o to
WOODS', next door to Muglanchbirs Huirl
ami you will llml n large assortment ..( | <;i di..v
Goods, consisting Of Black, Faun and (J.-timi
Silks, Merinos, Persian Cloths, Ik- J ( . UIU . H
Hugos, Alpacas. Scotch Phids.’ Sack Flannels
Scotch, Manchester, Kmlat.m, rii.inibr.ig. G i h g’
hams, Cnllicoes, Fine French uorkr.f r o iu r ,
Ribbons, Hosiery, dotes.\e , foe.
For Gentlemen, we lime Fine French Itlark
Olotlis, Blacked Funry Cissiimres ami Doe
skin, Satlln Vestings, Tweeds, Sittmetis u-l
vet Cord, Kentucky Jeans, Ate., Jvc. ’
DOMESTICS.
Woollen Twilled Flannels, Drilling Mnslm
Ticking, Bags and Bagging. Cotton Flannels’
Osnaburcs, Dorrtls. Gingham, Table Dram-r’
Oliockn, White ahd Colored Carpet (Tmin. fcc’
In Shawls and'Blankets we bate all m.rts si
zes and conditions.
J. B. KELLER,
As for men’s, women's nml children's Boots
and Shoes, wo defy competition.
Also, a very superioi lot ol Groceries *,„•],
flfl Coflc'fl, Sugar, Hire, Spices,
Our slock liaa boon selected with tin- greatest
caro as to prico and qualify, and we me deier
mined to soil it very small advances Those
wishing to mirflmso will find that w a nres u iii lIC
as cheap,, If not cheaper, than any house )n
town, and they will find to their fldvaniatre to
give us a call. , 6
Butter, Eggl, Soap, and Dried Fruit, taken
at market prfeo.
N. W. WOODS. Agt,
Don t forgot the place, nest door to Mniilmi
clilin'» hotel. b
Nov. U, 18(3(9.
NEW GOODS.
riv(l or llic Season
J. W. EBY.
JUIE aubadribcr duis Jiitjt returned from thu
. Easturn cities, and is now opening a splon
i>i assortment of Fall nml Wmtor Gouda, which
will bo sold dt very low prices.
A large stock of elegant StvflA, Thibet, Cash
were, llrochaaml Blanket Shawls.
An Immense assortment of Fancy nml Black
Silks, very Mump. Mons do Lulncs, Challys,
Augonlinos, Morinoes, Paramoltus, nn<i a grout
vmioty of Droas Goods, very handsome nml
cheap.
CLOTHS, Casslmoroa, Vosllnga, lannols
Joans, Ulankols, Muslins, Chucks, &c., In ureat
variety. “
J. W. KBV
OAUPETINGS.—An assortment of now stylo
Imperial. Ingrain, Vunitlan and line Carpets.
BOQTS fit aiIOE.S.—A lurgdjhul complete
stock of Bools and Shoos, all descriptions, and
at tbo Tory lowest prices.
1 All persons In want of handsome nml cheap
goods, are respectfully invited to cull at the old
stand, East Main street.
OIIAULES OOILBY.
JC7SIJ -received, a large assortment of fine
watohoa, Jewelry, & 0., ladles* Breast Pins
JBL tfdH Ear- Illnga of the latest styles, vary-
Infc In price from U 60 to 46 dollars a
OHM* ftolt. Diamond Finger Kings, Breast
Pln»i Ool^'Lock6tB/-Ponoll9,'Ao.' A Idrgo va
riety of everything usually kept by Jewelers.—
Bonflomori'nro. rbspootftilly Invited
to cftllat Nauglb’fl Client Jewelry Stove and ox
umlno foi 1 themselves. .
N. 8.-4. Watches andJbfcilry repaired at thu
shortest notice. V 17. D. A. NAUGLE
August 81, ifrit. .
Carlisle,
ni«l<‘rpaii<’H, Pomcsfir iiihY
NKIV GOODS.
Carlisle Jpcmalc Scmiuary.
Mr. & tei i. CLARK, who have been for aey
orol years engaged In tchchlrig, respectful
ly announce to the citizens of Carlisle orid yi
cinity, that on the Ist September; 18G0; they TVill
commence the second session; In' Louttfor st.j
near the German'Reformed Church; df their
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG EADIES.
The Institution will 6o both a boarding and
day school, In which all the branches necessary
for Hie complete education of young ladies will
ho taught. Assistants of the highest character
forqualificationsand morality will bo employed,
in accordance with the wants ol the Institution.
The government will he conducted on strictly
Christian principles, while sectarianism will bo
as rigidly excluded.
The Principals tlatler themselves that their
long and successful experience ns teachers, ns
testified by the joconunendations in their pos
session, will enable them to establish an Institu
tion of the highest character for young ladies.
They are fully persuaded that sdeh an Institu
tion will bo sustained hero by the citizens and
neighboring country, and hope that their confi
dence may not bo disappointed.
The Scholastic year will consist of four terms,
(eleven weeks each,) beginning on September
1, and ending on second Wednesday in July.
Terms per Quarter, (11 Weeks.)
Boarding, including fuel, lights & tuition
in English branches, $B5 00
Primary Department, 6 00
Higher English, 8 00
Ancient and Modern Languages, each, GOO
Ornamental branches ol Prolessors charges.
No deduction for absence after entrance ex
cept In case of protracted illness.
References —Don. Fred. Watts, J. B. Parker,
Esq., James Hamilton, Esq., T. H. Sidles, Dr.
S. B. KlefTer, Rev. C. P. Wing, Rev. A. H.
Krcmer, Rev. Jacob Fry,Rev. W. \S Eels, Rev.
J. B. Morse, Rev. Charles Collins, D. D.
July SI, 1850.—1 y.
FIRE INSURANCE.
"pITE Alien and East Pennsboro’ Mutual Fire
j[ Insurance Company of Cumberland county,
incorporated by an net of Assembly, is now fully
organized, and in operation under the manage
ment of the following Managers, viz:
Daniel Baily, Wm.H, Gorgns,Michael Cock
lin, Mclchoir Brennemnn, Christian Staynmn,
John C. Dunlap, Jacob 11. Coover, Lewis Hyer,
Henry Logan, Benj. IT. Musser. Jacob Muimuu,
Jos. Wlckorslmm and Alexander Cathcart.
The rales ol Insurance are as low and favora
ble as any Company of the kind in the State.—
Persons wishing to become members are invi
ted to make application to the Agents ol the
Company who are willing to wait upon them at
any time.
BENJ. IT. MUSSER. Pres,
Henry Logan, Vice Pies.
Lewis Hyer, Sect’ry,
Michael Cocklin, Treasurer.
Aug. 10, ’6O.
AGENTS,
Cumberland County. —Rudolph Martin, New
Cumberland; C. B. Herman, Kingstywn; Henry
Zearing, Slilremunstawn; Charles Bell, Carlisle;
Samuel Graham, WestpeiinHhoro > ; Jas. M'Dow
ell, Frankford; Mode Griflitb, Smith Middleton;
Samuel Woodburn, Dickinson; Samuel Coover,
Benj. Haversfick, Mechnnicsburg; John Sher
rick, Lisburn; David Coover, Sbepherdstown.
York County. —John Bowman, DiJlsburg; P.
Wolford, Franklin; John Smith, Esq.. Wash,
ington; W. S. Picking, Dover; J. W. Craft, Pa
radise.
/Arrmiiirg.—Houser & Lochman.
Members ot the Company havingpolicios nhouf
to expire, can have them renewed by making
application to any of the Agents.
Fresh Arrival of Hardware,
r |MIE subscriber from tbecily
1 would call (lie attention of his friends am
tho public generally, to the large and well-su
looted assortment of
HARDWARE,
which he has just received, consisting in pari of
Building Materials,
such os Nails, Screws, Hinges, Bolts, Paints,
’ Oils, &c. Tools, including edge-tools of every
> description. Saws, Flasks, Files, Rasps, 11am
n mbus. Vices, Anvils, &c. Glass of every do
scrlption and quality—common glass of differ
ent brands, while polished American glass,
I French glass of all sizes, double thick glass of
nil sizes, ground enamelled glnsg, &c., &c
’ / A general assortment of .Shoemaker's and Sad
illvr’* Tools, together uifli Morocco, lining nirtl
f Matting sk/ns. shoo thread, wax, pegs, lasts /
I harness mounting, .aoddiu-rroon. fi*c. Coa.ii-J
TidMMi.vns and Coac/i-umkei ’s materials. (,; An /
i.vfr Makers "ill find a largo assoitmciif 0/
varnishes, mahogany and walnut veiieei s, mould -
mgs, losetles, hair doth, cut led hair, \c. Ac,
While l*oliNli I’aliil.
A new article for making a beautiful, whilennd
brilliant pnlrsh, for dining rooms, parlors. &c.
liinv. —A large stuck, comprising all kinds
in genera! use,
Remember (he old stand, East Mnfn street,
ra,llf ’ il '- 11. SANTON.
Apt ii ;s, IK-.0,
IHnN I IUON'i The subscriber has the sat-
I isiu<*l l < m to iinnonne.e to the jmhlic that his
aige and extensile WaiehoiiKo Is completed,
ami tilled w nli one ol the largest and best assort
iiM'nt). ol llamnii re«l uml Rolled Iron ever ofler
'l' 1,1 ,llls l‘'ai i-. Those in want of Iron, would
■to wi ll to examine the stock before purchasing
eKiwben.. HENRY SAXTON,
September 20, ]HijA.
Hardwurc! Ilai-Hn c!
i- if"' l ''*' (, N. have Just received
ir ‘ u ’ l Hl,| vk of Hardware, which is nnu
u \ iiigc, and in connection with their for
<l o,u i stock makes it one of Iho largest and
,'" M evci offered to fho pub
ii ,i I *7. ‘ 11' *■' l,l ll'ing tliai the Farmer, Hie
. ' ’ M ‘ •lechame, nr the public may want
u , ' . ,lm ‘’ "•"* "'"«;b ihey are selling al the
on i'ii.-"'i'*? 1 * H ‘f H,, Bcit a call from the
~,« king (heir purchases, as (boy
• ii on dent they can offer such Inducements
tumble*"' * '* 1 Ult "'** Hilly reward hiti\ for his
feeling iliiinkltil to the generous public for
mir "rmer very liberal patronage, a cnnllnua
lum Ol lie same m solicited, al our old stand In
North Hanover slre.it, Carlisle.
~ . , JOHN V. LVNE fit SON
October i», 18.V1.
Wall Papttr, Weill Paper.
JOHN r. I-YNE h SON have (be pleasure
f , “ib.nniug Hie public that they bare nt
‘‘H completed the enlargement of their store,
u.d are now receiving the largest and most va.
uasorlment of Wail Paper and Window
a« at «° V | r h ‘ Ca|,| ‘»»°. 'vl,lth wo will
™Pn lowest prices. Acallfromthosowant.
"' lg T >“ uru c„„||.
nw , fro,,, ournm.u.
uL "S iS‘,5 oUI ‘"' ml -I.
V l u o ?' , lUON! ' The attention ol Black
»r hr 1 !, |i r, T7l Ull '" rgu
ril.l II B u 0,1 lr “" of “ n «l*"» nod kinds,
FMui, Hasps, Screw Flalcs, Anvils, Vicos Mol
l , ovor yOl | nR the hhlokfllnlth may want
All 1,1 ll 1 " (| " an111 ”« «• city wholu.itlo prices
All hinds warranted, nl John I>. I.vno aw.
store North llnnovor struct, Cm lisle.
October I), ,850.
Shad & MnckcrQl
TC/ST rocclvod a lot oI Nos. 1 and 2 Marker
** cl ol new natch, nn,l or lino ..nallly )„„
Ills 'aAoT <»"""* W™l. and
kicis. Also, n oliolce iirtlclu of Mo i u
801 tor J| 1850; J ' ' V ' Euy '
wii.um uii.Ev,
Oartlils, May 29, 1880-1,
FANCY GOODS, FIFT BOOKS , sc.
S :W. flfwT jufetT| received
• and fatioiv typoningasplefr
did display of Fancy Goods, suitable for the
present season, to which ho desires to call,the
.attention of his friends and the public. His as.
sortment in this lino cautrot'bo surpasßCd in-nOi
yelty and elegance, anilbothjh arid price
of the articles, cannot‘fait to please purchasers.
It would-be Impossible to enumerate hla .
Fancy Goods,
which comprise every variety of fancy articles
of the most exquisite shape, such as>
Paipcr Maehe Goods,
Elegant alabaster alid porccldin inksfandsand
trays. n. <
Fancy ivory, pearl and;shell card cases.
Kadies* Fancy, iiasltfcls,
Fancy work boxes. With sbwihg Ihstriiments.
Port Mommies, of overy'vdHoty,
Gold pens and pencils, tancy paperweights,
Papcterics, and a large variety of ladies’ fancy
stationery.
Motto seals and Wafese, silk and bbad purses,
Ladles’ riding whip's, .elegantly finished, La
dies’ line cuttiery,
Perfume baskets and bags.
Brushes ol every Kind for (he toilet.
Kouhsel’s Pcrlmnes.oftlietarlbuskinds.
Musical Instruments, ol all kinds and at ul
prices, together with an innumerable variety o.
articles elegantly finished and suitable for holi
day presents, to which lie invites special attenl
tlon. Also, an extensive collection of HOLII
DAY GIFT
BOOKS,
comprising the various English and American
Annuals for 18*>5, richly embellished and illus
trate ! Poetical Works, with Children’s Pictorial
Books, for children of all ages. Ills assortment
of School Books and School Stationary is also
complete, and comprises everything used in Col
leges and the schools. He also calls attention to
to his elegant disluy of
Lamps, Grlaixlolcs, &c.,
from the extensive establishments of Cornelius,
Arciier and others, ol I'fiiladelphia, comprising
every style of Parlor, Chamber & Study Lamps,
for hunting either lard, sperm or etherlal oil, to
gether with flower vases, Fancy Screens, &c.
His assortment in this lino is unequalled in tho
borough.
Fruits. Fancy Confectioncy,
Nuts, Preserved Fruits. &c.,lu every variety and
at all prices, nil of which are pure and fresh, such
as can he eonfideuly reemnmcrtded to his friends
and the little folks. Remember tho old stand,
opposite the Bank.
S. vr. lIATERSTICK,
Carlisle, December -1, 18f)4.
S.IOOO Reward—(.rent Race.
IIIE great race between tho Clothing Stores
of Cui h>le, resulted in the complete triumph
of tile new stoic of ARNOLD d - SON, In the
store room lately occupied by Wise Camp
bell, corner of North Hanover and Louther sts.
It is now conceded by all and every one that
they stand pre-eminent amongthcclothlngcleal
ers in Cat lisle. Inning succeeded in convincing
their friends, that they can sell Clothing made
and got up, according to the latest styles, from
20 to 2't per cent, cheaper than any other house
is possibly aide to furnish them. They have
now on hand a huge and splendid assortment of
Ready-made Clothing,
FurnishingCoods, Chillis, CaesimCresand Vest
ings. Also, Hats ami Caps, and every thing in
(heir line for Men and Buys. Their materials
were selected with the greatest care, purchased
at the lowest cash prices, and at such houses
only, who never deal in anything like auction
trash. Tneir friends may therefore rest assured
that articles nurchased of them will and must
give satisfaction. Clothing made at the short-
est notice in the most fashionable style, having
for (hat purpose secured the services of an ex
perienced Cutter, and laid in a splendid assort
ment of Cloths, Cussimeres, Vestings, which
for beauly*flnd durability cannot bo surpassed.
To the citizens of the surrounding country wo
would say, give us a fair trial. All we ask is a
ftiir look at our stock and we will not fail to con
vince yon that our Clothing is better made of
better materials, better trimmed, cut with more
tasto, and Just though not least, cheaper than
you hare over bought elsewhere. Also, a largo
lot of Trunks, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, sc.
Ail ball creation fur and near,
Of Arnold's Store you shall hoar;
Let pealing drums nml million’s roar
Proclaim Dm- news from slum- to shore;
bargains sure, nre on (/i c . wing,
Hun- u muter* th<-n wo non will sing!
At th.••l »<;'}) speak of Ct,nTUixo ruro,
Such trophies. sure nil! make yon stare,
Of broad ami narrow cloth so cheap
We'll lake a moment's time to speak.
Delighted too ton can't hut tie
With prices and their quality ;
Dross and Sack Coats—aye, Vestings too.
What bargains now for all of you!
The Gents will our compliments receive,
And call they must tho wonders to bcliovo.
fn Pants wo have all kinds of styles.
One dollar and upwards, piles on piles.
In Summer Goods—for soon ’twin come
We’ll give you bargains all for fun.
Frocks and Over-enats so very fine,
(treat wonders yon shall sec in every lino.
Hosiery. Suspenders, Under-shirts lor all’
All kinds of Gloves to please all who call.’
Hut we cannot stop to enurm-nito.
We have bargains both good and great.
Our stock too in the Furnishing lino
Is plentiful, cheap and tine.
AHNoLI) SON’S Clofhine Hall.
April 12, 1H66.
Cloililnt;, Cl«ll liliir- I
TIIK CKI.KRR.rTEU ('IoTHIkO STORE
OF Sthnkii & HnoTtiKn’s lias been removed
to the corner room of the Washington Ho
lei building, N. W. cornel of the Public Square,
where they have opened an immense stock of
REjVUY IliillE ci.oxiiinio.
Tho stock consists In part of
..Cuata, Cloth, Cnssiinere and Jean Frock
Dress and Sack Coats.
HOYS and YOUTH’S COATS, of different
.vies mid qualifies.
PANTS- Plain and lanry Kerscincre, CaasJ
mt and Cordond’ Pants.
>i hSTS - Satin, Silk, Cassimerc, Snltinett
lid other Vests of diflcient patterns ami quall-
Also-Slocks. ('(avals, Pocket and NcCk
Handkerchief. Plain and Fancy Shirts, Under
hbirts. Drawers. Stockings, Suspenders, Urn
herolias, Carpet Hags, etc.
Customer's orders made up in tho most an.
proved manner, of warranted materials. Tho
Cutting Department is under the management
°I. £? lc ca UII(l . experienced workmen, and In
u cns ® Hullsfuction Is guarrantied.
Tlio aim „f tho .ulmcrlbcrs U In giro avoir
cUHiomcr B mi„f, lc u Oll| fur „ lß | llng 8 ciolhlna
misi'rjm,..,.,! |„ „, ld ,| uraW n(y onrt
prlccN defying compi-llllon.
Oarllßle, J nun 6. ] Bf.ll.
n.r.i™, F,SH ° "«*■
GO bbla. Baltimore Slmcl
SI “ v “ Herring.
B .! 0 Mackerel.
G 1 ickuli>(] Herring.
Tll , ‘‘ While Flbli.
r ..in. a , un °" ‘, >f , ‘ >rnu,p * dealers | n Fish
, W< ’ f ! 8 , 1 ft,n ,lol «rmlnud to etoll low fo
a “ h 0r take,, In exchange.
C.H1.10, uJlliiT 3 ' VM "" y Gr ° C ° ri '-
Illiichsuillii Goal.
«SOOO uu . sl,,! f' s of Blncknnllh coal, of
quality, rocolvud and for aa|u
August 7, 18fi(K* MUBBAY .
..fin Gykon’aValley Cool,
i !i:U roB oroonod, propatod oxpm»«l>
fornlly i.»o aml',m<le r COVC r, Bo tlm t I can !»'-
,1, dry and clean during tlic wlnlor acluo"'
ll,it n" ‘° 0,1 ''and and lor ralo. tlio
JV' lor l>»ni tlio milieu of llayd, Ilos>' r *
9“''. ™ d Goal, from (ho mine' Jh
I'oak fc Otf./ull I will o" 1 *;
thoßoroujh f ° r °“ l '' “ n ‘ l do,,TOr t 0 ‘W I’* 1 '
a,m7t."W '■
Novomberisos, 11 ■ RaxtoN’S. IMr Job VVorlt dono al I his offno ° n
• 1 |«»orl)Boliee;-,; '
Tar, Tar, Tar,
M»rdi*27
n. SAXTON.
W E 01,11,110 attention ol tlio 11111)11,-"*.,
portable Garden or Kiro enX V lh °
t o rjnggi I rd6„ S oroxl| n(!u | s |,i, 1 »n". r ?. r ’ M:
loot article, neat olienn «, „„„"T 8 " fciccl..
Solo at p fc 00 »venlont. For
I'OOTE & BROTUEn,
r.;: ,f. q-j
jlamTjefs & Gas FitterV
South 1 Hanover street, opposite the American
.. Volunteer , Office:
Lead and Iron Pipes, > Cast Iron Sink*,
Hydrants, Bath Tubs^
Hot and Cold Shower Bath Boilers^
Asths, ’’ Wash Basins* T
Wdtor-OloaotS, Hydraulic Hams, &o
Force and Lift Pumps, &0., &c.
Wrought Iron WePd. • !
Tubes. . ,
And every description of Cocks and. Fittings
fOr Gas, Steam, Water, &C. Superior Cooking
Ranges, Heaters and Qas'Flxtdros, ’put hp } In
Churches, Stores; and Dwellings, at short notice
and in the most modern stylo; All materials
and work |n pur lino ot low ratei ond ‘warranted.
Country work and''dabbing promptly attend
ed' to. . > .
Carlisle, May 20, 1806.
. Plumbing &; Gas Fitting. v '
South West Cor. of Ninth and Walnut Struts;
Philadelphia,
Wm. Wright, Jno. H. MoFetrioh-
Jko. 0. Httkter, Thomas Bbowh. *
WRIGHT, HUNTER & CO., *B. W. Cor;
of Ninth and Walnut Streets, Phlladel- -
pliia. Lead and Iron Pipes of all sizes. Bath
Tubs of Copper and Iron. Hot and cold Show*
cr Baths. Water Closets and Brass Cocks of
every descriptions Force and Lift Pumps of
Iron and Brass. Hydraulic Bams, all sizes,—
Hydrants and Lead Work of ovory'desdriptloftv
All materials nftd work in our lino at low rated/
and warranted.
December 20,18CC—tf
Farming: Implements.
New Agricultural Wfire-foorii.
THE subscriber, located In tho basement ol
tho Methodist Church, opposite the Railroad
depot, is now receiving a variety of Fhrinihff.
Implements, such as Plows, Grain Drills, Grain
Fans, Corn Shelters, Com and Cob Grinders,
(Scott’s Giant,) the Crescent Grain Mill*Horst!
Shovels, Farm Boilers, Reapers and Mowsrs*
(Manny’s with Wood’s Improvement,) Straw,'
Cutters, &c., all of which are of tho'jnost pp--
proved kinds and workmanship, and vfJIJ bo soft?
on tho most accommodating terms, Tarm*r»
are respectfully invited to caii and epatalA*
fore purchasing elsewhere. '
J. ARMSTRONG;
For the convenience of farmers, Mooted pa
fent Grain Drill will bo sold at Shlreriiauslown,
by Benjamin Clay, and at Shippcnsburg, by C*
Long.
Carislo, Aug. 21, 18C0—tl
Leaf Tobacco and Cigars.
DEVSL.OW & CO.,
21 SOUTH FRONT STREET
PHILADELPHIA,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN ALL KINDS OP
LEAF TOBACCO,
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO ,
CIGARS.
Have constantly on hand and for sale low.'
oil kinds of AMERICAN and SPANISH
LEAF TOBACCOS, selected with special ref
erence to Manufacturer's use.
All articles sold, warranted to bo ns repre
sented ond every opportunity nfl'ordod for ex
amination.
Purchasers at a distance can send their or
dorsj and rely .upon being ns faithfully servsd
as if tho goudd woro selected in person.
Oct 10, 1850— Cm ,
KSTAnr.isin:i» non. -
AS. JIOBINsdN, lain C. N. HMhsoa S
• bon, Manufacturer of Looking Glasses,
1 ortrait and Picture Frames, and Importers ol
trench Plato Looking Glasses, &c.,No. 24C;
Chc/irwl nt. f above Ninth st., Phtladelphla.
At whoso establishment may always ho found
an o.Tfensive nssorfmenf of Piers, Manffos, Hail
ami Climnhcr Glasses, of every description,
from the plainest to the most ornamental styles,
richly ornamented gilt Tables, Brackets and
Tripods, importer ami dealer in first cbm
European Engravings, Oil Paintings, Drawings
and oilier works ol art. Old frames regllUd
and old Glass taken In exchange for newt diin
aged Plates resllvered, ttc.
Country merchants and others, having order*
or any article connected with the Looking
Glass and Print business, can have thorn oxecn
ted m this old, establishment, at the shorten! do
(ice and lowest prices. All goods for traus
pollution are packed In tho host manner.
November 27, 1860—6 m
JOSJGI’H A. NEI3DLEB,
TVI^M F A^ IInEU of " r|r °. ««lk and Hair
iT,mPi 0t l . S,EVKS,COrtrso » "H-dlum and fiuo
J tur LB ’ are °» middle-size and small In diaro-
Mclnllic Cloths or Woven Wire,
of 11,0 hast rnrlonj ,l zc , of J,.,),,
foo'n^wui.V. 0 8U 1 " c1,,,1Y ”- “ ml
Tiny- an, numbered eo ninny npac. to I lin
en! Inch, nnd cut to null.
ar! .l ker I“ on hind
SCIthhWH, lor Gout, Sami, Oro. Limp, Grain,
(.rnvul, Cnmno, Sumac, Sugar, Salt, Done Co/,
fee, Spice, Drugs, Dje-Shids, fie. Togcl/i.f
ivilh an nssurlmenl nf BrigA/ and Jaaultd IrMi
H tr*. All of the übovo sold wholesale or ro«
luil » h y J. A. NEEDLES.
Juno 6, 1860- yr 64 N. From St. Phllfli
BOOK AGJBXCY.
THE subscribers have established a Book
Agency in Philadelphia, nud Mill ftimlsh 1
any book or publJcalfon «| tho retail price frao
of postage. Any fonvordlng (ho
subscription price of any of tbp $8 JUagazlnc?,
sucli us Harper’s, Godoy’s, Putnam's, Graham's,
Frank Leslie’s Fashions, &o.j (VIH receive tho
magazines (or one yddr and a copy ol a splendid
lithograph portrait of cither Wnslilnfclon, Jack 1 '
son or Clay j or, if subscribing to a $2 and •|1
Mogazlno, tb'ety will rocolvo a copy of cither of
the throe nortraUs. If subscribing fo $0 worth
of Magazines,' all three' portraits wlif bo' wnt'
gratis. Music furnished (o thoso who may *lih
Bnrelop. ol every description qnd alw ,n
or small qimutltfea furnished. 800 l
«c., sont to.of(|of P ' ' ,i i
** ve , r y description of Engraving ou Wood a*'
n C « v 1,1 ~Uftt ncss and dJapateb. VluVM>'.
WnUiHiigs, Newspaper lloadings, Views
enmory, Rook Illustrations, Lodge Certified*,;
Business Cards, &c. All orders sent by w*l»
promptly, Mtondud to. Porsojia wishing ti*wr
of tholr buildings engraved can send a P*l ucr *'
rootype or sketch of the building by mall or fir
press. '
, .Pomona at o dlstanco having saleable article*
would find It to their advantage to address tho'
subscribers, os m 0 Would oot as agents for ibo’
sale of tho satno.
'I ■ HYRAM & PIEHOB.
CO SoufA Third Slreel, Phila., Pa>
No;."Ml,y I -“ iTr ' K ” C ''
family coal.