ME Draft EOY TO DIO MOTfIEB.
« Mother, will I ever wear
Shining robes all white .and fair 7
WilUhb angels loro mo too,
Watch and guard my steps like you 7
«YcB. love, for the paths ofheaven
Paved with gold, are straight and even 5
And 'tho caro of angel bands,
1 ‘ . Bettor than these foiling hands.
«Toll mo, mother, will I know
All tho Irionds I loved below,
For tho care they render mo
Shall I watch them tenderly V ’
« Holy child, yes, surely thou,
By thy mother’s side shall bow ;
Sootho her all her lonely way.
Bless her night and cheer her day
Soon shall death return from me,
. Then In walling thou wilt be;
May thino angel Ungers press
. Softly on Hits fading tress;
Sing mo Heaven’s tcndcrcst nof<»,
"While ray trembling spirit flo.ua
On tho threshold It hafh trod,
Boar, oh, bear it op to God.
TBDE POLITESESS.
Those who wish to make others happy must
bo attentive to little things, and to the manner
in which they perform their acts of kindness.,
Tho pleasure a favor is adapted to convey, is of
ten greatly lessened through want of a pleasant
manner on the part of the poison conferring it.
A boy once carried some food to a starving
widow and her children. “ Here is some meat
for you,” said he, in a coarse, rude voile. Ue
laid it on the table and went out. Mw his
rift would have conferred far greater happiness
if it had been bestowed in a gentle and kind
manner. True politeness is true benevolence.
Its importance is appropriately set forth in the
followinp extract taken from an exchange pa-
lew children think it wor.h while to be
polite to their playmates mid intimate friends .
By politeness. 1 do not mean a groat deal of
unnecessary bowing and courtcsying. but that
delicate attention to the comfort of those around
us that springs from a kind, and generous
heart.
Uow many children cuter a room, without
noticing respectfully those who arc older than
themselves ? I have seen them come in on a
cold winter’s day, and draw their chairs before
tho fire in such a way that those who were sit
ting back could scarcely feel the warmth of it.
and this without any apology for such a breach
of politeness.
Sometimes they interrupt those in fhe room
when they are engaged in conversation, by ask
ing some foolish question, instead of wailing as
they should do until an opportunity is given
them to speak. Then, they arc impolite to
their playmates, and to their sisters and broth
ers. instead of cheerfully assisting when their
help is needed, they leave them to help them
selves.
Some boys think it beneath them lo bo po
lite to a sister. I feel sad when I see such a
boy. But there are many who think different
ly. I recollect that I used lo meet a fine, man
ly lad, last winter, drawing his sister to school
on a sled. Her rosy checks and sparkling eyes
bore testimony that his politeness was not
thrown away unon her. She would pat his
check with her band and call him her kind
brother.
He would frequently meet boys of bis ac
quaintance who would urge him to leave his
sister and go with them lo play. He would
answer them, “ Yes, when I have taken little
Emmy to school.* 1 1 never saw him impatient
when ho was walking with Ins little sister, be
cause she could not keep up with him ; and he I
would never run away and leave her. Do you I
not think that boy was a good brother, and a
good son I He was always kind and polite to
his sister, and to all. Do you think he would
forget to be polite os he grows older 1 No. for
it will become a habit with him ; and these lit
tle attentions, which cost him nothing, and arc
so gratifying to those that receive them, will
gain him many a friend.
Think of this, my young friends, when you
arc tempted to be rude and selfish, or unkind
to those about you; think how many friends
your little kind net may gain you, and how
happy it will make those who receive your
kindness; and remember that you lose nothing
by being-polite.
Bo polite at home. Be polite towards your
parents, and your brothers and sisters. This
is the troc place to cultivate good manners. It
is worth much more than all the schools for
manners that have ever been established. When
you retire to sleep, bid your parents, your bro
thers -rmdfiislcrs< and -ail, a kind** good night.’
Attd •'when you meet them again the next day,
gyteldhom -wi lb a pleasant ■ good morning.’
If any one does a favor for you, thank him
for it. NVhen you are helped at the table.thank
those who help you. When you wish anything
handed to you do uol say, ‘Give me some
or ‘Hand me the ,’ but ask pleasantly am
respectfully. 'Will you please to give me some
V * Please hand to me the .’ It is
these little things that make persons polite.
tf.T. Observer.
Eastern Swords.
There have been some curious features con
nected with the sword manufactured in early
limes. The Damascus blades, and the Toledo
blades, have each in their own particular sphere
acquired great lame fur their excellence: the
keenness of the edge and the extensive and per
fect elasticity having been earned in them to
the utmost point. We have nil read of Orient
als wearing their swords twisted round their
waists, or even coiled up m their turbans, so
great was their elasticity ; and swords have
been so keen as to cut a silk shawl in two,
while resting lightly on the edge. Such, at
least, have been the reported wonders ; but the
Easterns may probably In this, as in many
other matters, embellish their stories a Utile.
[Gallery of Art.
Yourm-ct, Piutmisnips.—ln youthful minds
tlicro ls commonly a stiung propensity for par-1
tlcular intimacies and friendships. Youth, In.
ducd| Is the season when friendships arc somfe
tlmcs formed, which not only continue through
succeeding life, but glow to the last with a ten.
dbrnoss unknown to thu connections begun in
cooler years. Tills propensity, therefore, la not
to-bo- discouraged, though at the same time It
must bo regulated with circumspection and care.
Too many of thu pretended friendships of youth
aromcra combinations of pleasure. They are
often founded on capricious likings, suddenly
contracted and as suddenly dissolved. Some-
Umosdboy nro tho effect of Interested complais
ance and flattery on (he one side, and of credu
lous fondness on tho other. Bowaro |of such
rash and*dangerous connections, which may af
terwards load you with shame and dishonor.—
Homtmbor* thnt'hytho character of those whom
you chooso ns friends,-your own character la
likely to bo formed, and will certainly bo Judged
of by tho world. Bo slow, therefore, and cau
tlousirrconfractlog-intlfnacyi bat when a vlr
luonk friendship is once established, consider It
as a sacred engagement. Expose not your,
solves to tho reproach of lightness and incon*
otancy, which always bespeaks- either a (riffling
or base mind. Reveal none of (ho secrets of
your friond. Bo faithful (o his Interests. For.
sake him not in danger. Abhorjho thought of
acquiring-any advantage by his prejudice or
Imrt. •
Looking Gt/mr.—Nothing can ho more ab-
Bunl than the idea that" looking guilty" proves
guilt. An honest rnan.clmrg«i wiihcnmo is
much more likely to Uluftti nt the accusation
timh the real offender, who is generally oropa
red for tho event, and has his face “ ready
made" for the occasion. Tho very thought of
being suspected of anything criminal will bring
lb« blood to an Innocent man's checks In nine
oases out of ten. The most "guilty looking"
person wc ovcT saw was a man arrested tor
stealing a boreo-which turned qul totahis,
own properly.
iDRV
igfsS
Kfew Good*] Hew Store and Wow
Prices* ...
JA. HUMRICH, Jr., 'takes pleasure in an
nouncing to tho citizens of Carlisle and
surrounding country, that bo has just returned
from Philadelphia, and is now opening at tho
north-west corner of North Haaovor and Lou.
thcr streets, one of tho largest and best select,
cd slocks of _
Spring and Summer Goods,
ever brought to Carlisle, consisting in part of
o:i| ca Alnacbas, Lustres, Parages, De Lalncs,
ES Cloths, Poplins, Brilliants, Challies, Do
Pages, Lawns, Skirting, French and bcotch
Ginghams. Prints, Gloves, Hosiery, Collars,
Handkerchiefs, &c. Shawls and Mantillas of
every stylo and quality. Staple and Domestic
Dry-Goods, Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Flan
nels, Muslins, Tickings, Stripes, Chocks, Cali
coes, CoUonades, Linens, Sheetings, Nankeens,
Drills, Marseilles Quills, colored and white
Carpet Chain, Parasols, Umbrellas, a largo and
splendid assortment of
Bonnets, Hats, Caps, Boots & Shoes.
A superior lot of Fresh GROCERIES, - Teas,
Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Rice, Splccs, &c.
Having selected my entire stock with the
greatest care and at the lowest cash prices, I can
assure my friends and tho public generally, that
I will do all in ray power to make my establish,
ment known ns tho “ Bead Quarters for Bar
gains.” Those who wish to purchase will find
ft to their advantage to call and examine my
' stock before purchasing.
I will pay tho highest market price for But
ter, Eggs, Rags, Soap and Dried Fruit.
April 10,1807.
Valuable Town Property For
Sale or Rent*.
THE subscriber offers for sale, his two story
Stono House, with Brick Back-building, sit
uate in North Hanover street, Carlisle, adjoin
ng Arnold’s store and Mor.ycr’s Confectionary.
P r. The House is 18 feet ormorc iu front,
extending 240 feet back to an alley.
is a number of good fruit (rues
It, and a Well of water at the back
door. Any person wishing to view the proper
ty can call on tho subscriber living on it. Pos
session given on tho. Ist of April next.
If not sold, It will bo routed for ono nr more
years. JACOB U. GALLAIIER.
August 28j 1856—tf
Family Groceries.
JUST received a largo addition to my stock of
Family Groceries, among which will Ikj found
Rio, Sagnvra, Mocha, Java and Roasted COF
FEES; Crushed Lump, Granulated and Brown
SUGARS; Covering's Syrup, Now Orleans and
Sugar House MOLASSES; Rice, Starch, Soap,
Soda, Cream Tarter, &c., Herkimer, Pino Ap
ple, and Sago CHEESE; Black, Hyson, Impe.
a rial and extra TEAS; Spices of every
variety, Chocolate, Cocoa, Farina and
Corn Starch, Raisins, Currants, Cit
ron, Beaus, Hominy, Cranberries, Ma
caroni, Grits, Table Oil, Ketchup, Pepper Sauce,
Preserved Peaches, Pino Apples and Strawber
ries; Pickets, Gerkins, Onions and Piccolilli.—
Fresh Lobsters, he.
I call special attention to my large slock of
Segars and Tobacco,
which is not excelled in the town. Lovers of
the weed can be suited citherln quality or price.
Farmers will find Oils of an excellent quality.
Also “White Grease,” a substitute lor Tor.
MACKEHALNo. I, 2 and 3. While Fish,
Shad, Smoked Tierring. fcc.
All of the above articles are fresh, and will
bo sold low for cash, or Country Produce taken
in exchange.
JOHN” G. WILLIAMS
Carlisle, January H, IHA7.
Saxton’s Spring Arrival!
tHSBFWAR^
IMMENSE STOCK OF HARDWARE.
THE subscriber baa just returned Irom the
eastern cities, and would call tbc attentior
of his friends and the public’fccncrnlly, to tlu
large and well selected assortment ofllardnan
which he has now on hand, consisting In part o
miLDISO MATERIALS,
I such as nails, screws, hinges, bolls, locks, glass
of every description and cjiialfty, übi/c, polish.
(•*l, American, French, enameled and double
(hick of all sixes; paints, oils, varnishes, Ac.
Tools, including edge tools of every descrip
lion, saws, planes, braces, hits, augurs, squares,
gauges, tiles, rasps, hammers, vices, screw plates
anvils, blacksmith helloes, Ac.
Shoemakers and Saddlers, will find a largo as
sortmont of tools of every description, together
with ladles and gonllemeu’s Morocco lining,
binding, patent and French cult skins.awls.Khoe
thread, wax, pegs, lasts, harness mountings, col.
lars, girthing, whip stocks, deer hair, saddle
trees, Ac.
Coachmakers Tools and trimmings of all kinds,
such as hubs, spokes, felloes, shafts, hows, door
cloth, canvass, cloth, damask, fringe, luce,
mass, axles, springs, bolts, clips, Ac.
Cabinet-makers will find a large assortment ol
varnishes, oak, walnut, and mahogany veneers,
knobs of all kinds ami sizes, mouldings, rosets,
hair cloth, plush, curled hair, chair ami sola
springs, Ac.
Ilousek'eepfi s «ill also find a largo assortment
of knives and forks, Britannia anil Sliver plated
table and tea spoons, candlesticks, waiters,
shovels, tongs, iron and brass kettles, pans, Ac.
together with Cederwaro of all kinds, such as
tubs, buckets, churns, Ac.
lmplements, embracing plows ol
1 kinds, cultivators, hoes, shovels, rakes, forks,
tains, Ac.
/ro«, a large stock, which I am selllngnt ell
prices.
Remember the old stand, East Main slrootv
TlENin* SAXTON".
Carlisle, March 12, 1857.
FiU‘nici'B, Gardners stud Audi
I curs |
DO you hear tho notes of tho blue-bird ?
Spring lias coma. Bo ready to sow and
plant with tho first impulse of nature. Enily
sowing and planting has a double advantage
over that w liicli Is delayed until tho eleventh
hour.
All such who wish to possess themselves of
good articles, in (lie way ol
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Evergreens, Rosea and choice Shruhory of the
moat approved varieties, ns well as Greenhouse
Plants, such ns OamuHa, Japonlca, Monthly
Roses ot all shades o( color, Verttenas, many
varieties, Salvias of varloas colors, ilollatropes,
different kinds, Mosembrienthomums of all sorts,
Sachanallas, beautiful varieties, Abutnloiis, largo
also, 20 varieties of Geraniums, rare and beau
tlfiil colors, Carnation Pinks, Fnclicaa, many
kinds of various colors. Wrfll Flowers and
Double-Stock Golllos of alflfcront colors In full
bloom, Double Oloamlors, largo plants, together
with many other plants such ns are usually cub
tlvaled in tho Greonhonso, may call at (he Old
tV’hitehall Nursery, east of’ tho Railroad Bridge,
Carlisle, whore they can bo accommodated on
reasonable terms. W!o can-supply from tiro to
ten thousand* Asparagus Plants, two years old,
from the seed, to such who wish to make new
beds, and bo no longer dcpilvcd of (ho enjoy
ment of ono of (ho greatest luxuries of (ho sea
son. As a wholesome dish coming early In (ho
season, when vegetables are much needed, wo
think it very desirable that a bed o( Asparagus
should have place In every garden.
N. B—Many of< ur Apple Trees aro of largo
size, suitable (or (Ring vacancies In old or
chards. W. LINE.
Carlisle, March 18, 1857—tf
T>OOTS AND SHOES.—A largo and oom-
JD pleto assortment of boots and shoos, of
every stylo and fashion. Ladies* lino morocco
slippers, boots, gaiters, ice. pnlesos’ and child
rens’ do. i men and boys' do. Just received
and now opening at (ho cheap store.
OIIAS. OOILBY*
Carlisle, April 10th,.1867.
UNION MOUSE,
■est man street, cmi.isze, pj.,
JACOB EEDSEGKER, Proprietor.
THE subscriber, having leased tho Hotel or
Hr. Henry Rhoads,, situate a- few doors
west, of the Railroad Depot,-would inform his
friends and tie public, that ho is prepared to
accommodate all who mayJavor him with a call.
The house is largo and convenient, (ho rooms
well ventilated,.and every department has been
rcQttcd with a view of giving satisfaction.
• His Table will always bo supplied with tho
best that can bo procured; his Bar will contain
tho choicest liqnors, and an attentive and oblig
ing Hostler always in charge of tho SStablo.
Travelers, Formers, Drovers and others, would
do well to give mo a call, as I am determined to
leave nothing undone to render satisfaction to
my guests,
JACOB REDSEGKEU
Carlisle, Mny 28, 1857.-
PL.m'FIELD 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
presents great inducements to parents who de
sire the physical and mental improvement of
their sons.
Terms per session, SCo 00
For circulars with fuM information address
B. K. BURNS,
Principal and Proprietor*
Plainfield, Comb, co., Oct. 23, 1856.
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
Confectionaries and Fancy Goods.
rpnE undersigned has just replenished his
1 stock of Goods, and as his Drugs and Chem
icals hare been selected with great care, he is
prepared to Ollallordcrspromptly. Hisfriends
may rely upon tho genuineness and purity of
every article. Ills stock of
Confectionaries
is large, and selected with Special reference to
the Holidays, nod will afford any variety per
sons may desire in that line, lie lias a large
assortment of French, German, and Domestic
Fancy Candies. His FRUITS are all fresh and
of tho very best quality. His assortment of
FANCY GOODS
is large and enhraccs almost every thing neces
sary for (ho toilet and family. Ho invites spe
cial attention to tils Fancy Work Boxes, Poit
Folios, Port Monies, &c. Quick sales, shorl
profits, and strict consistency in trade, stmJ
characterize onr business.
B. J. KIEFFER.
Carlisle, December 20, 1855.
Watches, cvfliy aud Silver
WARE AT GONIiYN’S.
THE public are invited to call and examino
the largest and handsomest stock of
AVATCHES, JEWELRY AND
SILVERWARE.
ever brought to this place. Having purchased
this stock for cash I am determined to sell at
prrices that “can/ be 6caf.”
All goods sold by mo, guaranteed to bo ns
represented or the money refunded. Old gold
and silver taken'in exchange
THOMAS COXLYN.
Carlisle, May 1, 1850.
DR. S. P. ZIEGLER.
OFFICE and residence East Main street, 3d
door below tho Market House. Calls in
town and country promptly attended.
Carlisle, January 8, 1856—tf
DR. I. C. LOOMIS,
SOUTH Hanover Street, next door to the
Post Office.
N. B. Will bo absent from Carlisle tho last
lon days of each mouth.
August 10, 1855.
B. J. KIEFFER, Druggist,
ITT AS moved his store from (lie former stanp
LI (o hi* now building immediately opposite*
and n((/olnfng Mr. C, luho/f'a Store. Haring
made every arrangement to preserve his medi
cines Avail ami pure, and having replenished
his assortment of carefully selected drugs, ho
Is now again prepared to attend to business
with caro and promptness. Ills assortment
will lurnish almost every thing that may bo
called tor, either by tho physician, ortho fan i
ly, for domestic nso. Tho greatest enro and
precaution will bo observed in tho compoun
ding of proflcriptlonv'™! dispensing of medi
cines. Ills assortment of confectionaries and
fancy goods Is very general, and will enable
purchasers to suit themselves.
GEORGE W. M’CALLA,
DEALER IN
JS, Clocks, Watches,
AND JEWELRY. £Sm»
88 MAnHtx St., IlAnaisauno, Pa-.
If. Bt—Watfchcs-and-Jewelry neatly repaired
id warrnntbdl
December 11, 1850—ly
New Ware.
A GENERAL assortment of China, Glass
and Queenswaro, has Just boon added to our
former stock. Every variety of Tea or Dinner
sets, cither China or Granite, may bo selected
from our assortment of tho latest stylo and fln-
Mrarihli, as wul! ns Plates, Dishes, Gups and
jpSf Saucers, BmVls, Pitchers, Teapots, fcc.
Also, Toilet sells of various patterns,
'together with Ualslnu, Tooth boxes, and other
necessary articles. A fine selection of French
and German Chinn FANCY ARTICLES, cm
bracing the useful aswoil na ornamental—among
uhleh nro highly gill and decorated Coftec Cups,
Vases, Mugs, Toy sets, Fruit Stands, Fancy
1 Boxes, Ac., as woll as Glassware in every vari
ety. Ail for sale at tho lowest market price,
and to all of which wo Invito a call from our
friendk and customers.
Carlisle, Dee. 23, 1850,
New Assortment
A CHOICE selection of Groceries of cverj
kind have Just been received by the suhse.rl
her at ««Mab»qn IIai.l” Grocery, viz : Coileos,
LUV-fJ Sugars, Tons, Spices, Chocolates, Cheese,
Table Oil, Salt, and other va
rieties belonging to the Grocery business.
Also, Baskets of all descriptions, Tubs, Buck
ets, Malts, Brushes, Com Brooms, Bed Cords,
Candles, Ac. All of which wo confidently re
commend to our customers and friends ns of the
best finality and at the lowest cast) prices.
Carlisle, Oct. 2li, 1850.
Taney Cliinatvai-c, &c.
WI-) are now opening and offering lor sale
our Holliday assortment of Fancy Aril,
clcs embracing a larger and better selection thatf
ever before otTOred, consisting ip part of
Jewel Boxes, Furniture,
Cologne Dottles, Knlck Knacks,
Baskets, Inks,
Slippers, Cigar-holders,
Candlesticks, Mugs,
Pitchers, Vases,
Toy Teas, Tea Setts,
Cabas, Birds,
Motto Coffees, Figures,
Curd Baskets, Wagons.
As well as numberless other varieties, (hat
need to bo soon to be named. All offered at
low cash profits at the old stand—-" Marlon
Hall."
Carlisle, Dec. 25,1860.
BRUSHES. Hand Scrubs, Store, Counter,
Wall, Slice, llorijo and Swooping Brushes,
Dusters, Hearth* and Crumb Brushes} Flesh,
Tooth, Nall, Hair, Clothes, Hat and Button
Brushes, (list received bnd for sale by
January B, 1857. B. J. KIEFFER.,
LEIGIITHEISEU’B Patent Sausage Moat
Cutters, (ho best in tho world—made to cut
not grind—for salo by
J. ARMSTRONG.
Carlisle, Dec. 11, 1860.
Carlisle Marble Yard.,
South Ilanoctr SI., opposite Bentos’ Store,
Carlisle)
THE subscriber lias on band a large and well
selected stock of
Hea«l-Slone«, Monninrnls,
TOMBS, &c., of chaste and bcautiftil designs,
which ho will sell ntthc lowest possible rates.
Doing desirous of selling out hm stock, lieaa
stoncs finished from three dollars upwards.
Brown stone, marble work, mantels, fee., to
buildings, marble slabs for/nrnitnre, &c., con
stantly tm hand. Iron railing for cometary lots,
«tc., of the best Philadelphia workmanship,
will bo promptly attended to.
Carlisle, March 27,1856.
Hab been before the public more than 20 years,
ami is deservedly ponular in the euro of
Snavins, Sweeney, ilingbnni*, " imisplls, Polo
Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels, On 11 of all kinds,
Fresh Wounds, Sprains, Bruises. Fistula, Sit
fast, Sand Cracks, Simms, Lameness Foun
dered Feet, Scratrhea or Grease, Mange, Fool
Kot in Sheep, Garget in Cows. Rheumatism,
Hites of Animals External poisons Painful
Nervous Affections. Frost Hites. Boils, Corns,
Whitlows, Boms ami Scalds Cliillblams, Chap*
|W<l Hands Cramps. Contractions of the Mus
cles, Swellings Weakness of the Joints, Caked
Breasts, Soro Nipples Piks *tc.
55f"Patnphlots gratuitously furnished by agents
with Testimonialii of its utility.
All orders addressed to the Proprietors. M. IL
Tucara *k Co, Lockport, N. V.
Mff*For salo by Druggists and MerrhanU gen
erally, through Uie United Slaton ihiush Posse**
sions, mid oUicr Countries. Avi by
S. W. Ilavorstick and Bent?, h Bro..Carlisle;
J. A. Weakley and W-. A J• Green, Dickinson;
L. Kanffraan, Mcchanicsburg; I>- Strohm, New
Kingstown; Goswller k Zook. Sbepberdatown;
Diohl.«c Snider, Newbnrg; A. M. LeUligh, Hoil
ing Springs; Mm. Loyd, Lisburn; J. C. JkG. B.
Altick, ShippOD'sbtirg.
FIRST ARRIVAL OF SPRIXG
AID SUMMER GOODS.
THE subscriber has just returned from the
Eastern cities, ami is mm opening the larg-
est and handsomest stock of Spring ami Summer
Goods ever brought to this county, which will
bo sold at very slum profits.
A largo and hnmUmno stock of stolla, tblbct
and crape shawl-*, |i,uege, barege delaines, tis
anes, lawns, deb-ges, crape orientals, alpaccas,
&c.
SILKS.—A xitv handsome assortment ol
driped, plain. pl.u-\ and black silks, which ho
nleniLs id sell ill \er> reduced prices.
EMBROIDERIES.—An immense slock of
embroideries, such oa cmbroidcrfcil liamlkor
chiefti, ca/lurs, uponoora, sleeves, Swiss nnd
Jaconet edging* and Inserting*, Iluons, cotton
and thread luces, flouncingo nnd embroidered
curtains.
DOMESTICS.—MusIina, drillings, tickings,
checks, osnahurgs, baggings, ginghams, flan
nels, table diaper and ready made bags.
MEN AND BOVS’ WEAR.—Cloths, cassl
meres, vestings, jeans, cflttomules, denims, blue
drillings, cotton plaids, kc.
CAUPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.—A very
largo assortment of now stylo carpets, such as
velvets, tapestry, Brussels three ply, ingrain
and Venetian oil cloths, ot all widths.
A largo assortment of Ladies’ and Childrens’
Shoes, which ho will sell very cheap, at the old
stand In North Hanover Street, three doors
north ol the Carlisle Bank. Thankful for tho
liberal patronage lie has heretofore received, ho
hones for a continuance of tho same.
PHILIP ARNOLD.
Carlisle, April 2,1867.
IKATSI HATS!
THE' subscriber most rcspccUully Informs Ids
friends and the public generally, that ho still
continues tho Hat and Cup Store in Main street,
where ho will lie glad to see his old customers
I maud friends. Ho has now on bund u
splendid assortment of HATS of all
descriptions, from tho common'Wool
to tho nnCst Fur and Silk Hats, and at prices
that must suit every ono who has an oyo to get.
ting tho worth of Ills money. His Silk, Mole
skin nnd Beaver Hats, are unsurpassed lor light
ness, durability and finish, by those ol any oth
er establishment In tho county.
Roys’ Hats of every description constantly 01
hand. Call and examine.
< WM. 11. TROUT,
Carlisle, Jan. 8, 1867.
Interesting lo rtiivnirM.
fTHE MAGIC CORN AND COB MILL, the
1_ best now Id use. This mill has taken the
Ural premium, over all others, n( a number of
Hut recent Stylo and County Fairs. Eveiy
funner who feeds stock, should have one of
those mills. For sale by
J. W. KBY
JOHN P. LYNE Ik SON,
North Hanover trect, Carlisle.
Nov. 0, 1860,
NEW GOODS.
JUST received, n largo assortment of fine
Watches, Jewelry, &c., ladles’ Uroast Phis
ft and Kar Kings of the latest styles, vary
ing in price from J] 6U to 45 dollars a
abufc sell. Diamond Finger Kings, Breast
Pins, Gold Lockets, Pencils, &c. A largo va
riety of everything usually kept by Jewelers—
Ladles ami gentlemen are rcsncctftilly invited
to call at Nauglo’s Cheap Jewelry Store and ex
amine for themselves.
J. W. EBY
' N. B-—Watches and Jowoli'y repaired al the
shortest notice. * W. A* NAU6LE.
August 28, 1866.
Family Coni
PAfk TONS Lykcn’s Volley Cool, broken
3UUmill toscroonod, prepored expressly for
family use ami under cover, so Hint I can Air
nl«h It dry aud clean during tho winter season.
I have also on liand'nnd tor sale, tho Luko.
Ildlor Coni, from tbo ndnoa of Boyd, llosaer h
Co., ond 8ln\raol:ln Coni, I'rhm tho mines of
Cochran, Poalo & Co., nil of which 1 will sell at
I small profits for cash, and deliver to any part of
{tho Borough
August 7,1850.
Wall PapciM Spring Arrival I
JUST received tho largest and most varied as
sortment ever opened In Carlisle. Tho pub
lic are invited,to call and make their selections
from our mammoth assortment. Onr prices are
the lowest. A largo variety of Window Blinds
and Fire Screens. •
J*. W. KBY,
AU Paper op hand from last tfoaaon will bo
sold at first coif.
• j. V. hYNE & SON.
Carlisle, April U, 1057.
Job Wi
iIOIiCQ.
Carlisle Female Seminary.
MR. & ha. OLARK, irho have boon for sev
eral years engaged in teaching, rcspcclful
announce to the citiaons of Carlisleland vl
oinTly, that on tho'lstSoplomber, 1860, they will
commence the second sesajon, in Loullior at.,
near the Gorman Reformed Church, oi llioh
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Tho Institution will bo both ahoatding and
day acliool, in which all tho bronchos accessary
for the complete education of young Indies w l ill
bo taught. Assistants of tho highest character
forquiUillcntionsand morality will ho employed,
in accordance with tho wants ol the-Inst llutlon.
Tho government will ho conducted on strictly
Christian principles, while sectarianism will bo
ns rigidly excluded. .
Tho Principals Unitor themselves that their
longnml successful experience as teachers, na
testified by the recommendations in .their pos
scssion, will enable them to establish an Ins itu
tion of tho highest character for young Incl es.
They are fully persuaded that such nn Inbtiliu
Hon will bo sustained hero by tho citizens and
neighboring country, and hope that thoir conli
dcnco may not bo disappointed.
Tho Scholastic year will consist of four terms,
(eleven weeks each,) beginning on September
I, and ending on second Wednesday in July.
Terms per Quarter, (11 H'erfra.)
Boarding, including fuel, lights & tuition
in English branches, 535 00
Primary Department, . £ 00
Higher English, ®
Ancient and Modern Languages, each, 000
Ornamental branches at Prolessors charges.
No deduction for absence after entrance ex
cept in enso of protracted illness.
References —11 on. Fred. Watts, J-D. Parker,
Esq., James Hamilton, Esq., T. U. Sklles, Dr.
S. B. Kiellbr, Rev. C. P. Wing, Rev. A. 11.
Kroner, Rev. Jacob Fry, Rev. W. W Lois, Rev.
J. li. Morse, Rov. Charles Collins, D. D.
July 31, 185 G.—1 y.
I'llK Allen and Bast Ponnsboro’ Mutual Fire
Insurance Company o( Cumberland county,
incorporated by on act of Assembly, is now fully
organized, and in operation under the manage
ment of the following Managers, viz ;
Daniel Bally, Win. U. Gorgas, Michael Cock
lin, Melchoir Brcnncman, Christian Stnyman,
John C. Dunlap, Jacob H. Coover, Lewis Hyer,
Henry Dognn, Bonj. 11. Mnsser. Jacob Momma,
Jos. Wlckcrsham and Alexander Cathcart.
The rates of insurance arc ns low and fnvorn
ble as any Company of the kind in the State.—
Persons wishing to become members nro invi
ted to make application to the Agents ot the
Company who are willing to wait upon them at
any time
BENJ. 11. MUSSER, Pres
Henry Logan, Vico Pics
Lewis ITter, Sccf’ry,
Michael Cocklin, Treasurer,
Ang. 10, ’O6,
AOEStS.
Cumberland Cown/y.—Kudolph Marlin, Now
Cumberland} C. B. Herman, Kingstown; Henry
Zoaring, Shlromanstown; Charles 8011, Carlisle;
Samuel Gruliam, Westpcnusboro’; Jna. M’Dow
ell, Frankfort; Mode Griffith, SOnth Middleton;
Samuel Woodburn, Dickinson; Samuel Coover,
Henj. Kaverstlck, Meclianlcsbnrg; John Shor
rlck, Lisburn ; David Coover, Shopherdstown.
York County,-^ John Bowman, Dillsburg; P.
Wolford, Franklin; John Smith, Esq,, Wash
inglon; ~\Y. S. Picking, Dover; J. W. Craft, Pa
radise.
Harrisburg .—Houser & Lochman.
Members of the Company haviogpollclea about
to expire, can have ttiem renewed by funking
application to any of the Agents.
Hardware Hardware
JOHN I*. LVNK & SON - , have just received
their Fall slock of Hardware, which is unu
sually large, and in connection with their for
mer heavy stock makes it onooftho largcstand
most varied assortments ever offered to tho pub
lic. They have everything that the Farmer,tho
Buildur, the Mechanic, or tho public may want
in their line, and which they aro selling at tho
very lowest prices. They solicit a call from tho
public heforo making their purchases, ds they
1 arc confident they can offer such Inducements
I to the buyer that will fully reward hint for his
1 trouble.
Feeling thankful to the generous public for
their former very liberal patronage, a continua
tion of tho sumo Is solicited, at our old stand In
North Hanotcr street, Carlisle.
JOAN P. LYNE & SON.
October 0, 1860.
Carlisle Deposit ItauU.
SPECIAL Deposits will bo received at this
Bunk, incorporated by tho Slate of Pennsyl
vania, for as shojt a period as four months, nnd
Interest paid at the rate of Five per cent, per
annum, nnd tho principal paid back at any time
after maturity, without notice. Interest ceases
after the expiration of tho time specified in the
certificate, unless renewed for another given pc.
riod ol four months or longer, in which case tho
interest is paid up until tho time of tho renew,
ul. Bank opens at 9 o’clock A. M. and closes
at 8 o’clock P. M. y order of tho Board of
Directors.
Good* for the Season.
JUST received at tho Marlon Hall” Grocery
Cranberries, Buckwheat,
Raisins, Hominy,
Citron, Beans,
Currants, Salad OIL
Prime Cheese, French Mustard,
Mace, . Cloves,
Nutmegs, Cinnamon.
December 26. J. W. EDY.
IRON! IRON!! The subscriber has tho sat
isfaction to announce to tho public (lint his
largo and extensive Warehouse Is completed,
and tilled with ono ol the Inrgost'nild host assort
ments of Hammered and Rolled iron cvorolfor
ed in (his place. Those in want of Iron, would
do well to examine the stock before purchasing
elsewhere. HENRY SAXTON.
September 20, 1866.
DR. GEO. 8. SEARIGIIT,
From the Baltimore College of Denial Surgery.
Odlcc at tho residence of his mother, East
Lonthcr street, three doors below Bedford.
Reference— Dn. Geo. Z. Uketz.
Match 19, 1867.
Carpelliipn and Oil Cloths.
I HA VE Just received a largo nnd elegant as
sortment ot imperial, ingrain, Venltiun nnd
stair carpeting. Also, floor oil cloths, which
will sell at uncommonly low prices.
OHAS. OCiILBY.
Carlisle, April 10th, 1857.
IRON! IKON 11 Tho attention of Black
smiths is requested to tho largo assortment
of liar and Rolled Iron of all sizes and kinds,
Files, Rasps, Screw Plates, Anvils, Vicos, Bel.
lows, and everything tho blacksmith may want.
Iron sold In quantities at city wholesale prices.
All kinds warranted, at John P. Lyno & Sou’s
store, North Hanover street, Carlisle,
October 0, 1850.
TDST received a lot of Nos. 1 ami 2 Monitor.
v cl, of now catch, anil of lino quality In na.
sorted packages of half and quarter barrels and
kilts. Also, a choice article of No. 1 Moss
Trimmed Sea Shad„nnd No. 1 SALMON. For
sate In packs ttes or hy the single ono, at tho
‘ Mark in Hull 1 Family Grocery and Tea Store.
J. W. BUY.
WM. B. MURRAY,
WINDOW SHADES—Tho finest, largest
and cheapest assortment of window shades
can bo had at the'now store of
„ . J. A. UUMULOU, Jn.
Carlisle, May 28,1857.
LOOKING GLASSES.—Looking Glasses
of every stylo and price, and cheaper than
over, at tho now store of
Rode brilliant, fou skiiiTino.—
Tho cheapest robo brilliant, lor ladles 1
skirts of every stylo and quality, can bo had at
tho now store of 1
r ork done at this ofli«o on
FIIUS IWSFRAKCE.
v W. M. BEETEM, Cashier.
December 26, 1860.
SUatl & MacKorcl,
October 28, 1850,
J, A. 11UURIOII, Jr.
Cnrlls , April 20, 1867.
J. A. UUUBIOiI, Jr.
Carlisle, April 20,1867.
fancy aoobs, fift -books, sc. j
S-W. HAVERSTICK, has just received
. from the city, and Is now opening o.splen
did display of Fancy Goods, suHablo.lor the
present season, to which | lo doeirc
attention of his friends and the public, ills oa
soriment in this lino cannot ho surpassed In no
velty and elegance, and both inqualily and piico
cannot fail to please nIM.
It would bo impossible to enumerate hla
Fancy Goods,
which comprise' every .variety of fancy articles
of the most exquisite shape, such as
Paiper Macho Goods, ..... ,
Elegant alabaster and porcelain Inkstands ana
Fancy ivory, pearl and shell card cases.
Kadiea’ Fancy baskets. . .
Fancy work boxes, with sowing instruments.
Port Monnaics/of every variety.
■Gold pens and pencils, fancy paper weights.
Papcterlcs, and a large variety of ladles fancy
8t Mottowals and wafers, silk and bead purses.
Ladles’ riding whips, elegantly finished, La
dies’ fine cuttlery. ■
Perfume baskets and bags.
Brushes ot every Kind for the toilet.
Roussel’s Porlumcs of the various kinds.
Musicallnstrumcnls, of nil kinds and at al
prices together with an Innumerable variety o
articles elegantly finished and suitable for holi
day presents, to which he invites special ottenl
tion. Also, an extensive collection of lIOLIf
DAY GIFT
BOOKS,
comprising the various English and American
Annuals for 1855, richly embellished and illus
trate I Poetical Works, with Children’s Pictorial
Books, for children of all ages. II is assortment
of School Books and School Stationary Is also
complete, and comprises everything used In Col
leges and the schools, lie also calls attention to
to ids elegant dislny 6f
Lamp!), Oi-laiKlolcs,
IVohi (lie extensive establishments of Cornelius,
Archer and others, ot Philadelphia, comprising
every stylo of Parlor, Chamber & Study Lamps,
fbr burning either lard, sperm or ctherial oil, to
gether with flower vases, Fancy Screens, &c.—
Ills assortment in this Hno is wncqaallcd in the
borough
Fruits, Fancy Confcctioncy,
Nuts, Preserved Fruits, &c., in every vnrioty and
nt all prices, all of which are pure and fresh, such
ns can be confldculy recommended to hla friends
and the little folks. Remember the old stand,
opposite the Bank
S. vr, ItAVEKSTICK,
Carlisle, December 21, 1864.
$5OOO Reward—Great Race.
I HE great race between the Clothing Stores
j[ of Carlisle, resulted In the complete triumph
of the new store of ARNOLD SON, In the
store room lately occupied by Wise £ Camp
bell, corner of North’llnnovcr and Leather sts.
It Is now conceded by all and every one that
they stand pro*cmincnt among the clothing deal
ers in Carlisle, having succeeded In convincing
their fricfttls, that they can sell Clothing made
and got up, according to the latest styles, from
20 to 25 per cent, cheaper than any other house
is possibly ablo to furnish them. They have
now on hand a largo and splendid assortment of
Ready-made Clothlngc
FurnlshlngGoods, Cloths, dnsSTmcTcsnfia , Vcst.
inga. Also, Hats and Cups, and every tiling in
their lino for Men.and Boys. 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. Their fHends may therefore rest assured
that articles purchased of them will and must
give satisfaction. Clothing made at the short
est notice in the most fashionable stylo, having
for that purpose secured the services of an ex
perienced Cutter, and laid In a splendid assort
ment of Cloths, Cassiracrcs, Vestings, £c., which
for beauty and durability cannot ho surpassed.
To the citizens of the surrounding country we
would say, give us a fair trial. All wo ask is a 1
fair look at our stock and wo will not fall to con
vince you that our Clothing is better made, of
better materials, bolter trimmed, cut with more
taste, and last though not least, cheaper than
1 you have ever bought elsewhere. Also, a largo
1 lot of Trunks, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, sc,
1 All hall creation far and near,
Of Abnold's Store you shall hear;
Lot pealing drums and cannon’s roar
Proclaim the news from shore to shore;
Great bargains sure, oro on the wing,
Haro wonders then wo now will sing;
At first we’ll speak of Clothing rare,
Such trophies, sure will make yon staro.
Of broad and narrow cloth so cheap
Wo’ll take a moment’s tlmo to speak.
Delighted too yon can’t hut bo
With prices and their quality;
Dress and Sack Coats—nyo, Vestings too,
What bargains now for nil of you I
Tbo Gents will our compliments receive,
And call they must the wonders to believe.
In Pants wo havo all kinds of stylos,
One dollar and upwards, piles on piles.
In Summer Goods —for soon ’twill come—
WVll give you bargains all for fun.
Frocks and Over-coats so very fine,
Great wonders you shall seo In ever)' lino,
Hosiery, Suspenders, Under-shirts for all,
All kinds of Gloves to please all who call.
But wo cannot stop to enumerate,
Wo havo bargains both good and groat.
Our stock too in the Furnishing lino
Is plentiful, cheap and fine.
ARNOLD * SON’S Clothing flail.
April 12, 1855.
Clothing, Clothing!
THE CELEBRATED CLOTI/IXO STORE
OF Stkinfr & Brother’s lias boon removed
to flic cornflr room of llio Washington Ho
tel building, N. W. corner of the PublicSquaro,
where they have opened an immense stock of
KEAUYIUAUE CMKI'HINO.
Tito stock consists in part of
Coatb, Cloth, Ciisfllmcro and Jean Frock
Dross and Suck Gouts.
IIOVS and YOUTH’S COATS, of diObron
yles and qualities.
FANTS—PIain and fancy Kersemoro, Cassl
net and Corduroy Fanis.
VESTS—Satin, Silk, Casslmcro, Sattlnctt
nod other Vesta of different patterns and quali
ties.
Also—Stocks, Croats, Pocket and Neck
Handkerchiefs, Plain and Fancy Shirts,tinder
Shirts, Drawers, Stockings, Suspenders,' Um
bcrullns, Carpet Bags, etc.
Customer’s orders made up In tho most ap
proved manner, of warranted materials. Tho
Gutting Department Is under the management
of practical and experienced workmen, and in
every case satisfaction is gparrantled.
Tho aim of tlio subscribers a to give every
customer satisfaction, by furnishing Clothing
unsurpassed In finish and durability, and at
prices defying competition.
6, 1860.
' fish, o fish.
Received
CO bbls.’Baltimore Shad.
CO **' " Herring.
60 " No. 1, 2 and » Maokorol.
C « I’ickolcd Herring. .
6 Lake White Flab.
The attontion of farmers and dealers In Fish
«I requested, ns I am determined to sell low fo
.cash or bixcon taken In exchange.
WILLIAMS* Family Grocery.
Carlisle, May I,IHGO.
nincUsiultli Coiil.
BUSHELS of Blacksmith coal, of
iMIUUsood quality, roCclvod and for sale
5J • 1 W. B. MURRAY,.
Carlisle, Angnat 7, 1860.
Tar, Tar.Tnr
JtJBT received on£ for sale, 100 hogs best
quality TAU { nl«o, a largo lot of patent
Wheel Groaso for carriages, wagons, &c., nt the
old slond, Must Main Biroot
March 27
WE coll tlio attention of tliu public to tlio
portable Garden or Fire engine for wa
tering gardens or extinguishing fires—nn Excel
lent article, neat cheap & convenient. For
Sale at ~
11. SAXTON’S.
November 2,1855.
FOOTE & BROTHER,
PRACTICAL
Plumbers & Gas Filters,
South Hanover street, opposite the American
Volunteer Office,, •
Load and Iron Pipes, Cast Iron Sinks.
Hydrants, Bath Tubs,*.
Hot and Cold Shower Bath .Donors,
Baths, Wash Basins,.
Water Closets, - Hydraulic. Ratos. & fl •
Forc6 and Lift Pumps, &0., &to. '*
Wrought Iron Wol’d. ; ’
■ Tubes.' ' ■ ‘ •
And every description of Cocks ohd FUHum
for Ges, Steam, Water,' &c. Superior OooklJrf
Ranges, Heaters and Gas Fixtures, pat up in
Churches, Stores and Dwellings, at short notice
and In the most modern stylo: All materials
nndwork in our lino at low rates and warrant'd
Country work and Jobbing promptly attoudl
ed to. '• . ' ■ '
Carlisle, May 29, 1850;
Plumbing & Gas: Filling.
South West Cor. of Ninth and Walnut Strict,
Philadelphia. ' *
Wh. Witianr, . Jno, n. MoFeisicii
Jno. C. II outsit, ’ Thomas Brown. ’
WRIGHT, lIUNTEk & CO., S. V. Cor
ol Ninth nil cl Walnut Streets, FhllnAol'
phln. LonA nml Iron Pipes of sll sizes. Ball]
Tubs of Copper and Iron. Hot nml cold Show,
or Bulbs. Wator Closets and Brass Cocks of
every description. Force and Lift Pumps of
Iron and Brass. Hydraulic Hams, all sizes'—
Hydrants nnd Lend Work of every description.
All .materials nnd work In onr lino at low rales
and vearfanied. , *
December 20, 1855—1 f
Fanning' Implements.
Jiow Agricultural Warc^room.
THE subscriber, located In tlio basement of
the Methodist Olmrcb, opposite Ihoßailroad
depot, is now receiving a variety of Farming
Implements, ; such ns Plows, Grain Drills, Grain
Fans, Com Shdllors, Com and Cob Grinders,
(Scott’s Giant,) the Crescent GrainMlli, Horse
Shovels, Farm Boilers, Hoopers and Mowers,
rManny’s with Wood’s Improvement,) Straw
Cutters, &c., all of which ore of. the most sp.
proved kinds and workmanship, and will bo sold
on the most accommodating terms. Fanners
are respectfully invited to call ahd examine be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
J. ARMSTRONG,
Foe the Convenience of farlncrs, Moore’s pa
tent Grain Drill will bo sold at Shiremanstown,
by Benjamin Olay, and at Shippensburg, by G*
Long.
Car isle, Aug. 21, 1850—tt
MANTILLAS. Another largo Invoice of
elegant and fashionable Mantillas, Just re
ceived at the cheap store of
CHAS. OGILBY.
Jane 18, 1857.
LADIES DRESS GOODS. A largo assort*
rocnt of Enrages, Robes, pucnlls, Silks,
Lawns, Chnlics, &c., just received nod soiling
very cheap.
(time 18,1857.
BONNETS, Ribbons, &o. More new Bon*
nets, Ribbons, Rushes, Ac., Just received
and soiling at very low prices.
CUAS. OGILBY.
Juno JB, 1857.
SAPONIFIER or ConceniraUd Zjrc, juif re
ceived and for sale by
January 8, 1867. B. J. KIEFFKR.
EasP$SARf3
A LARGE SPRING ARRIVAL AT
J OUST P. L.IIVE & SOM’S
CHEAP STORE.
THE public are requested to call and examine
our stock before making their purchases,
os wo oro soiling goods at tbo /oicwf price i. W 6
have everything you may want in our Unc, nnJ
in such quantities that wo Can supply all wild
may favor ps with thclf patronage. - Carpenter*,
cabinetmakers, wagon and coachmakors, paint*
era, shoemakers, blacksmiths, farmers, laborer*
and tbo public generally, will find n
complete assortment ol goods to select from at’
snch prices os will bo surotoplcasonll. TrytiiV
JOHN P. LVNFj A SON,
North Hanover street, Carlisle/
April gfl, 7857.
Cumberland Valley Bank.
PROPRIETORS, '
William Ken, Melchoib BncKKEvir,
Rpur. 0. SnennEr/, Jontf DwMa'p,
Rich’d. Woods,
John G: Dunlap,
THIS Bank, doing business In tho name of
Kor, Brennemnn 8c Co.J hf now fnllr pre
pared to do a general Banking Busltffc«*M
promptness and fidelity.
Money rcccircd ofl deposit and paid back on
demand wlthoiil notice. Interest paid on sP e z
dal deposits; Certificates of deposit btiring
interest at tho rhto of five per cent, will be !*•
sued for as short a period as four months* In
terest on all certificates will ceaso at roahmty
provided, however, that if said certificate* are
renewed nt any lime llioruaflcrfor another gtyto,
period, they shall bear the sanlo rate of Interest
up to tho time of renewal. Particular attention
paid to tho collection of notes, drolls, check*,
&c., In any part of tho United States or C»d»-
dns. • ,
Remittances made to England, Ireland, of
tho Continent. Tho flifthm ond oowddoptiil
execution of all orders entrusted to- them, i"T
bo rolled upon. ■
Tlioy tall tho attention ol Parmer!. Mcc'ian
lea nml all others who rlcslro a ihifo
for llioir motioy, lo tho nnrtoninblo loct, IMPUf
proprietors of this Bank nro i»dirW««
to tho extent of ll.olr estates for all!lo )ep*
sifs, nnrl other obligations of Kor, B
Tlioy haVa recently removed Into lliolr Jjfj
Banking Ifonso. directly opposite their ford)
stand, In West Math Street, a for* doort f > J
l|ro Hnilrdipl Depot, whore they wUI “ “ I ' l d m |0
ho pleased to giro any Information doulrca
regard lo money matters tn general.
Open lor business from 9 o’clock In thomonr
tng until i o’clock In tho evening.
B It. A. STURGEON, CaMtr.
Carlisle, Doc. 18, 1850 •
JUST received nt Williams* Grocery, W*»l
High Street,
Sugar Cured Hams,'
Beef Tonguqp,
Oranges, /
Lemons,
Dates, &c. h
With a largo variety ol seasonable Croctrn
March 20- 1857. -
Sponges. Bathing Spongo.,
Small (to., Sheep TVool do., Sutg
Medium Medical do., Common Sacrvo, “ v
just received and for sale by -..rcpEff.
January 8, 1657. P« — r
THUNKS and Carpet Bags. A l“ r 8"
Traroliing Trunk.
V April C, 1856. ■ ;
JUST received, a fto.h .apply of PjjJJjJJI,
10., Ualr Oil., Pomade., Hair
Coloring Fluid,.Soaps and Extracts °i°
variety, for sale nt small advances by
January 8, 1857. B. J. KlEFf*^
BOOTS 4 & SHOES. Another Inrg°
mcmt of Coarse and lino Bools, " a(l . c gi,|j.
Morocco Bools and Shoes, Misses' wu ..
dron’s do,, Gum Over Shoes & Bufl‘d°° a
nt very low prices. ■ nnlT r\V,
800. 18, I 860; OI1AS; OGU^
OIiQAKD i’S, I'rcncli Lawns and B'Kl'j
of ovory stylo nml quality, can w
clionpor timu over ©fibred In nr " fl i,} it*
now store of J, A. UUMIW0 11 * "
Carlisle, April 28,18G71
IL SAXTON.
NOTICE.
ALL persons tiro hereby notified
any person on my account* ns l l "‘| r ic>
mined to pay no bill! horooflor wnlo flS
cd by myself oY by ray written
•Uay.14,1857-51*
CHAS. OQILB7.
John S. STEnnrrr,
11. A. Stdboeon.