:1 jExccuiion of a Woman at Danville^ i’he Bulletin has tho following Special dis- Utch Giving an account of tho' execution of Mrs Twiggs* (or the murder of Mrs. Clark, by poison. Her Companion in crime was executed h short time since: - , .. ’.-, ■’ DAKViLtB, Oct. 22.-Tho Clark and Twiggs . to-day brought to a conclusion sl r v aB lheSaon o y f Mrs. Twiggs for having I lake* part in tbo murder of her husband and J T 1 woman passed last night Imtlicr eonifonably, sleeping wiih her children f[n her arms. She bade farewell to her brother r and children this morning, and after devotional exercises in her room, was taken to the scaffold at a quarter past ten o’clock, leaning on the arm pf one of her spit itual advisers. . The chapter having been rend, and an im pressive prayer ollercd up on the scaffold, Mrs. Twiggs spoke for six or eight minutes, protest ing-her innocence, declaring her readiness to, die-and her trust in a first. Judge only regret ting, to leave behind her. her two orphan chil dren. She was much affected throughout. Ihc so lemnity of the scene’was made more impressive by her groans and sobs. Even after the cap was drawn over her face she appealed to God in the most earnest manner, and she asserted her innocence. At ten o’clock and thirty minutes the drop fell; and, after struggling for a few moments, the wretched woman hung lifeless. Tory Late from Dlali. St. Loots, October 23.—TheSaltLake mail, with dates of .the 25th of September, reached St. Joseph on the I6ih. Sixty traihs had pass cd’Fort Bridger up to the 23d tilt., 20 were met on the Sweetwater, and eight more north of the crossing of the Platte., Snow was encountered cast of Fort Laramie. Two companies of caval ry, returning via Pike’s Peak, were passed on the Big Blue. Judge Eckels was met on the Big Sandy., Colonel Wilson was at o’Fallon's; Bluff, progressing finely.. The Indians were numerous, but. peaceable. It was thought that several trains would be overtaken by snow in the mountain, and much suffering, was anlici paled. Business was very brisk at Salt Lake. Trains were constantly arriving from California .willygoods add provisions. There was good feeling between the Mormons and Gentiles. The former speak in high, terms of Governor Gumming. Gen. Johnson’s command consists of 7000 or 8000 'men. including troops and em ployees, all of whom were consolidated in one grand encampment, and would remain together during the winter. There were about 4000 troops at Fori Bridger under Colonel Camjrrey. Colonel Morrison, of the Seventh Infantry, had arrived at Camp Floyd. . From Mexico. Wasuixoton, Oct. 23.—New Orleans papers received here, contain the particulars of the defeat of Vidaurri by Miramori. The former was not on the field when the engagement com menced, and his army appears to have heeh at tacked when least apprehensive and prepared for it. . The rumors at Biownviile were that the de feated army lost five hundred men, killed, and . that two thousand of them were taken prisoners, j with their artillery and provisions.. An express [•from Montery to Matamoras. however, 1 says their loss was not so great and that, only a por tion of the artillery and munitions were captured by Miraraon’s forces, and that the Liberal-party .made their retreat trom the Held ingood order. An. official paper received at Montery, says that Vidaurri has already sent orders to the commander of Tampico, for another park of ar tillery, (where there is plenty to bo had,) which will soon, be in the field, together with the many forces concentrated about Vidaurri, to renew the attack. Col. Guadalupe Garcia w-as to leave .Tampico on the 2d irist., for. the.,interior, wi.th 300 infantry and three pieces of artillery. A Terrible Scene. BHk We have already ngticed the disastrous con Hvscquuneos of a fire which broko qntin the shalt of an English coal pit, in the county ol,l)ur- There were eighty-six men and boys in various workings of the pit, and 'after great exertion the fire was extinguished, but not until HB. t cn 0 f the number were''suffocated by the.'smoke The bringing up,of.the living was watched by HR thousands of spectators ; but when the dead be- HH g an t 0 be brought up, the scene, it is said, was Ibß distressing in the extreme. A local paper, in wMm describing it, says: ... , •,, SB “When the last of the living had been brought WS to daylight, a fearful signal was observed to be « given bv.Miickay, the stuithesman. • It was well H understood, and the liopes which had up to that SB time been kept alive in the relatives of those mt atilt In tiic pit, that those dear to them might be B saved, were destroyed. A chain and sheets were B given' to the staithesmah. .With thc.se ho do- BB scended into the dark abyss on his fearlul/<r m| rand. The excitement and anxiety werc/m B painfully intensified. After a longer > n |[j ■f than usual, the signal was given; one deadUjod. ■I hud'been fastened to the slaithesman, breast t-c SB breast ; the rope was raised a yard or two ; an |B other corpse was slung to the rope; and now «: the dreadful load is being drawn up. The wo m men cluster to the pit-mouth, and the bodies Bfe ar*;Lvo/—Thc-firsUs that ot d fineboy, abuuOS yews ofage. beautiful expression upon his countenance, anti nothing to indicate m that bis j’oung life had beon'taken by a violent 1 death. The body is unstrung, and a stalwart miner' carries it, with,ihc tenderness and gentje ness'bf a mother nursing her child", anx ious crowd. The child is recognized byits pa rents and sisters, and cries of agony rend-.the air. The other'brought up is enveloped in a shroud; it is token from the ropes, and the an nouncement that it is poorKellett is made. Re newed wailings startle the spectators, as he is borne to his homo. This .fearful, scene is five times repeated. Each time the rope descends, it brings with it two corpses, one of a boy, an other of a man. They are placed on stretchers and taken tothe crowd,.to be recognized and claimed, and the repetition of the same fnghtlul areprvscenc produces the deepest feeling of awo and Bv - horror.” ’ . The scene at the bottom of the pit, while the iyas raging in the shaft, fs thus described : BK “At the bottom of the shaft Was a furnace con- HBstantly burning to secure ventilation. Around BBithis furnace 17 of the men collected during the eight for the purpose of aecuringair and warmth; SBsßlbot they eventually became alarmed, lest, tho should draw the gas from the workings, and •Jmwß® o cause an explosion. They therefore put .out fire, and during the remainder of the time they wore imprisoned they were ,in utter darkness. The other men and . boys were in othe.r parts of the workings; some were congrc gated in groups and engaged in prayer, while others were singing and joking and telling tales, in orderto cheer their companions. One of them says he lay down at 9 o’clock, and quietly slept the time away.” ’ 1 Highly Important Question.— Among tho ist important topics discussed in the newspa rs, no\v-a days, is whet tier the individual at e Trinity Bay end of the cable is De Santy or 3 Sauly. The Hartfort, Ot„ Times adjures m ns fallows; “ Thou operator, silent, glum, Why will you act so naughty ? Do tell us what your name is, come — \ De Santy or De Sauty ? “ Dont think to ‘humbug’ any more, Shut up there in : your shanty— But solve the problem—once for all— y De Sauty or Santy V’ : f MonE Beauties of tee Banking System.— dcvelopcmcnta of bank management ' )een ma^e P°W' o - *>7 the reports of the ■|®Eim£Btigating Committee appointed atNew Ha , ’ examine the affairs of the New Haven County Bank. The President has loaned largo Alins without security, and without tbeknowl jjdge of the Directors, and packages of money Sro deposited in the vaults of the Metropolitan nk in New York, for safe keeping, and then • away without orders by ft clerk who can . “ dot now be found. The stockholders will puffer r tome. Confession op Oscar Myers.—Wo learn horn die Wheeling (Va.) Times that Oscar My ers, the young man implicated with John Burns in tho murder of Mary Ann Montony, has madg a confession, from vHiich the following.is anex traot : , , “ r have been a bad boy, find would sdy to ail who are now-growing up to mannood, to shun tho paths I have trod—to remember that running about in loose company leads to drink ing—that drinking will lead to crimes pf all kinds, and for which they will shotier or later be brought to the bar and sent to punishment. And 1 would ask all good people if they cannot believe mo innocent, as I am, at least to think kindly of me once in a while, in the long years I shall hafe to serve in the periitentiry, and send up a prayer to heaven that I may come from that place a better man.” Hnrrui). lif Newvillc. on the 21st insl., by the Rev. James S H, Henderson, Mr. S. G. ; Wild, to Miss Margie T. Davidson. "Oh ihc same day, by tile same, George Han non, to Sarah Finkinbindish. On the PJtlr insl,, by the Rev. A. H. Ivre mer, Mr. Joseph Paul, to Miss Emma M. My ers, both of Plainfield. On the 21st insi., by the same, Mr. Daniel W. Burkuolder, to Miss Leah Diller, both of Fraukford township. ffitarbfe “Philadelphia, October 27, 1858. • Flour and Meal.— Flour is in fair supply, but in light demand. The sales for shipment nro at $5,25 a $5,37 for mixed and good brands. The sales to the retailers and bakers and within tho range’ol tho same figures, and (itney lots from $6,12 to 5,62. Ryo Flour and Corn Meal continue scarce. Tho former is held at $4,37 per barrel, and the latter at $4,25. . Ghain.— -The receipts ol wheat are light with limited demand. Sales ol Southern and Penn, at $1.22 a $1,23 per bu. for fair and prime red, and $1,28 it $1,30 for good White. Rye con tinues inactive at 80c. for new, amtB3ofor old. The corn market continues dull. Sales of old yellow at 82c., and new ilt'oB'c. Oats are low er. Sales of prime Delaware at 42 cts, per bn. Cr.ovi:iiHi;i:n is arriving freely, hut the de mand’for it is quite.moderate , sales ol 500 bu. common- to prime now, part at $5,60 a $5,75 per G 4 lbs., and part on private lenirs; a Sale, of 10 lons from second hands at Bc. per lb. A lot of inferior sold at $5,37 cts. 'A lot of Tim othy sold at $2.12J. Whiskey is rather dull. Sales of hbls .at 23 cts; birds, at 21’ cts., rnd drudge at 20\o. Notice. GENUINE Hanover Buck Gloves can bo hao of the subscriber; wholesale or retail, not: withstanding other exclusive bragging notices. PHILIP ARNOLD. , Carlisle, October 28, 1858. ' ’ Notice. OUR attention having been called to an ad vqrtise'ment in the Carlisle papers, signed Ph. Wolff, calculated to create the impression that no Genuine Hanover Buck Gloves could be had except from A. XV. Bentz. The undersign- 1 cd woultl inform,the public that they have, this season, sold the Genuine Hanover Buck Gloves made by Philip Wolff, to Mr. C. Inhoff, Messrs. Leidich & Sawyer, and Mr. William Bentz, of Whom the Gcnriine Hanover Gloves may'be had. SHAFFNER, ZIEGLER >: CO. Importers and Dealers in Hosiery, Gloves, &0., 30 North 4lh St. Phil. Oct. 28,1858; IVotire. ALL persons who have paid for any stock in the York, Dillsbuvg and Greencastle RaiU road, are -hereby notified that the Treasurer, Henry Sidle, ol Dillaburg, has settled his ac count and is now prepared to refund all money remaining in his hands.. ' GEO. L.' SHEARER,.Sect’y/•' October 28, 1858--3t* New Stare and New Goods. AFTER returning his acknowledgements for the very liberal patronage which has been extended to him, the undersigned would call at tention to the fact that ho has just re-opened his extensive assortment of Family Groceries , in his .new store-room, on the south-east corner of tho Public Square, where the public are invited to call and examine a stock of Goods which in elegance;,variety and extent, will defy competi tion ; comprising in part of loat, lump, crushed .and brown Sugars, -Java, Rio and Roasted Cof fee. Every variety and quality of Ten. Spi er ces, (ground and ungroinul,) Pickels, Sauces, Table. Oil, New Orleans. Sugar.houao and Trin idad Molasses; Now York and Philadelphia Sy rups; Cheese, Macaroni, Ycrmecilli, Split Peas, Hominy, Mince-meat, corn Starch. Farina, Cho colate, Extract of Cotfoe, refined Sugar at re duced rates, washing and baking Soda, Tobacco of the most lavorito brands, and the finest qual of-Sugars. A beautiful assortment of. Britannia. Ware, plain and gold band China-wave, Glass, Queens, Stone arid Earthen Ware, in great variety, and an elegant lot ol Fancy Soaps, Extracts and Perfumery for the toilet. . Fruits : Including Peaches in cans, Raisins, Cranberries, Dry Apples, citron, almonds, or anges, lemons, &c. LIQUORS: Wholesale and retail, em o||ptn[bracing -coirimon and old-' Rye Whisltey, Brandies, dark and pale; Lisbon, Sherry, Port, Maderia, Ginger, Catawba and Muscat Wines, in casks and bottles; Scotch Whiskey, Holland Gin, and Scheidam Schnapps. FISH AND SALT. , . A largo stock of Lamps, including Dyott’s celebrated lamps for burning Kerosene or coal oil. Sperm, Pine, Lard and coal Oil, burning Fluid, Sperrii and Starcandles. ’ Cedar-Ware and Brooms, ~ Brushes, Ropes, Mops, Soaps, Door-mats, Wai ters, Looking-glasses, tine letter and note paper, Willow-ware, Painted buckets, &c. Cotton and Woollen Hose and hall Hose, and a full stock of Gloves, including the well known Buck Gloves. Marketing of all kinds taken in exchange for Goods. . In short, his stock comprises every thing that is called lor in his lino of business, and no ef fort will be spared to render entire satisfaction to his customers. G. INHOFF. Carlisle, Oct. 28, 1858—ly ’ Meat Cutters. A LARGE lot of those useful articles just re ceived and for sale cheap.' Also Sausage Stiiffers of the latest and host kinds. Butchers and the public generally, arc invited to give ns a call before making their purchases in this lino, as wo are furnishing a superior- article to any that has ever been offered in this market, with a general assortment of Butcher’s tools- of the best makes and at low prices.*. JOHN P. LYNE & SON. Carlisle, Oct. 28, 1858. nioroco Leather. A FULL assortment of Moroco Leather Lin ings and Bindings, Lasts, Boot Trees, and a full assortment of Shoo Kitt and Findings of all kinds JOHN P. LTNE & SON, October 28, 1858, Bar Iron. K A AAA LBS. Boiled ami Bar Iron, of the OU UUU bost brands, all sizes'. Stool of all kinds at tho lowest market prices. . All Iron warranted to bo good or tho money returned. JOHN P. LYNE lie SON. Carlisle, Oct. 28, 1858. • GLASS & PAINTS, a full assortment of Glass of all sizes and quality, with a full stock of Fresh Paints of all colors, Oils, Var nish, &o. Cement in largo or small quantities 'at low prices. JOHN P. LYNE & SON Carlisle, Oct. 28,1868. SOW READY Foil the inspection of the public, in the Store room occupied by John G. Wii linms, two doors oast of Rhoads’ Warehouse, a largo and complete slock of GROCERIES con #*g?\sisting of Sugars, Colices, Teas. Molas- Fish, Salt, Spices, China, Gto and Quoonswaro, PicUels, Preserves, FRESH CAN FitUITS, Oils, &0., all of which aro ' ,r “M."‘: well selected, and to bo sold ns low ns sim u Goods can bo bought anywhere outside ol Rlnl ndß«Her’, Eggs, Soap, Ra S*’ Dried Fruit, &c., taken in. exchange for Good.. I wotfld respectfully invito all to give me a call and examine (or jjbntE. Carlisle, Oct. 28,1868. ■ -EVjQOodS Important to tasli Buyers. New Goods Again at Ugilbifs New if Cheap Store. I HAVE just returned from the city with a largo assortment ol the cheapest Full and ■Winter Goods ever brought to'Carlisle. A largo ant sotm oof Ladies Uress Goods, of every description! F.. 11 fk Winter SHAWLS in great variety; Bonnets, Flowers and Ribbons. It is impossible to ommieratu tiro articles. Purchasers are respectfully invited to call and examine the'stock, as I am determined to soil, the cheapest and handsomest Goods in the coun ty. Recollect the new stove, west Main Street, opposite the Railroad » LES O GILBY. Carlisle. Dot. 28, 1858.*' JOIII I*. EYRE & SON, HAVE just received their Fall slock of Hard ware; which, makes their stock very latge, and Complete. "We,now stand ready to furnish the public with every variety of Goods in our of warranted quality, and at prices that competition. Enumeration Is useless, suffice it to -say they have everything in the Hiirdwarp lino, that the public can possibly stand in need of. ' The most wo can say is try us all ye that want good Goods at low prices. We return our sincere thanks to a generous public for their very liberal patronage, asking a continuation of the same. .P 1 . , • JOHN P. LYNE & SON. , Carlisle, Oct. 28, 1858. ■ Great inducements offered to CASH BUYERS AT. THE CHEAP STORE OF A. W. BENT?,. Having just returned from the city with a full arid well-selected stock of goods in my line, which I am prepared to sell at the lowest rates. My stock consists in part ol LADIES’ DRESS GOODS, Handsome styles, colored Poul Dress Silks, 2000 yds. Black Silks,-superior Brands, French Merinoes, Cashmeres, plain and figured all wool DeLlines, all wool plaids, silk Valen ciaa, Coburgs, Valcucius ? Lavollas, Hinuliai, Madonna, M ons de Lniiies, plain and figured; •and every variety of dress goods - .SHAWLS; round corner'- Stellas, Bay State, Brochea,&c., &o.,EM * ■ BROIDERIES, Collaraand Sleeves, separate and-in setts, •Cambric, Edgings, and Inseftings. DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS, ■Bleached 1 and unbleached Sheeting, l all ■ .widths,'Lancaster Ginghams, Calicoes,Flannels, 1 Tickings, Checks and Lindsays. MENS’ WEAR ; Black Frchcn Clnths and Cus simers,Fancy CasaimerSjCasirietts, ’ Jeans,Tweeds.Cords, ike., &c. Carpets; 3 Ply Imperial Tapestry; Ingrain,. Hemp,Home-made and stair car- . . . - pet of all ■ . , widths.- ■ BfAUriiihs Gop«ls_! ly call the attention of all persons wearing mourning. I have .purchased a full stock m mourning goods, nt Besson & Son's Mourning Store. Suclias'Satin Declienea, InmcsoUotlr, Barnours, Bombazines,' Alpaccas, French Meii hoes. Cashmeres, all Wool DeLnincs, Peicals, and- Prints. Love Veils, Crape Veils, Crape. Collars and Sleeves, arid all the grades of tn glish Crape. '• ~ . . Purchasers are respectfully requested to ca and examine m3* stock, as I am prepared to of fer superior inducements, both as to quality uni price A. W. BENTZ. Smith Hnnovor, st.. opposite the Post Office Carlisle, Oct. 7,1858 . , Winter Fashion's. UMTS ! lIJITS 7- HJITS ! ! ! •IHIK undersigned wouldrespectfully announce 1 to the public that they will continue tic HATTING BUSINESS at the old stand of ; the. late Win. H. Trout, in West High Street, where they hope all the old customers, and others will give them a call, as they feel -ctmli dent of being, able to please. Thej BSjja have now on hand a splendid assort. (ggSkihent of HATS of all descriptions, fromthe common Wool to the finest Fur And Silk Hats, and at prices that must snit overj one who lias an eye to getting the worth ojl In Their Silk. Moleskin and lieavei Hats, tiro unsurpassed-, (or lightness, durability and finish, by those pi any other establishment * n Boys’°Hats of every description constantly on band. Call and e— c 6ALLIO & 00 . Carlisle, October 14.1868. Town Property, at private Sale. SITUATE on Bedford street near South, in the Borough of Carlisle. The Lot contains 32 feet in front and GO feet in depth, upon winch . |s erected a Double two story ST O N jJRS, House, with other,convenient ont-buiid- Sl'i??' ings, sufficient for tlio accommodation of two families. . , , . . „ The owner being particularly desirous ot soil ing, a~great bargain may-tar had and tormrmade casv. For further particulars enquire of easy. o A , L . SPONSLER, . Real Estate Jlgl. $ Scriviuer. it. 23.1358-61 ■lisle, Se] Lynch & Betwiler, ■WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Foreign and Domestic Liquors, South Hanover streit, three doors south of Inhojf’s Grocery . CARLISLE, PA. THE undersigned respectfully announce to the public (hat they have opened a store ex clusively for the sale of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, which they offer at Wholesale and Retail at their store in South Hanover street. BRANDIES,. All Of choice Brands. WINES, ■ Sherry, Port, Mndoria, Lisbon, Claret, Native,Hock, Jphannisbnrg and Bo donheimer. CHAMPAGNE, Hoidsack & Co.,Goslcr & Co., and Imperial. GINS, Bohlon,-Lion and Anchor. WHISKEY, ' „„ Superior Old Monongahela, Choice Old Family Nectar, Wheat, Scotch, and Irish. SCOTCH ALE. Muir & Son’s Sparkling Ed inburg, Allsop’s East India Palo Ale, Tennet’s Brown' Stout. Also a largo lot of-Monpngnhela Rectitied AVhiskoy, Parker’s Brand, tor sale low ° Dealer's and other! desiring ri PURE ARTI CLE, will lied it as represented, ns their whole attention will bo given, to a proper and careful selection of their stock, which cannot ho sur passed, and hope to have tho patronage of the public LYNCH & DETWILER, opposite the Volunteer prin i ; g olHco Carlisle, Aug. 26,1868— 6m Money wanted at thi Office in payment ol subscription'. BY virtue of a writ of Venditioni Exponas issued outol the Court 01. Common Pleas of Cuipberland county, and to iue directed, I will expose to public vendue on outcry, at the Cqurt House, in tho Borough of Carlisle, op Saturday, the Qth day of November, Jit D, 1858, nt'lo o'clock A. M., the following described Real Estate, towit: A Lot ol Ground, situated in Sbiremanstown, Cumberland county,containing 1-d feet iu front and 198 feet in depth, bo tho same more or less, bounded on the south by second street, west by Idrs. Mouasmitb, north try an'alley,''and on the east by. Daniel Bollinger, having thereon creeled a two story-Pranre Dwelling HOUSE, Frame STABLE, and. other Out-buildiiigs. Seized ■and taken in execution as the property pi Ddvid Wise. And to be sold by lue, JACOB'BOWMAN, Sheriff. Sheriff's Office, Carlisle, ( , October 21, 1858. f Co-PartiUl' liip. WE have this day'formed a partnership for .Hie purpose of doing a KciilEsiato and Agency business, inXcuVcnwbrth City, Kansas Territory THOMAS J. GRAHAM, JAMES ;L. M’DOWEIjLi. October 4.1858—41 ’ " ' 1 Notice. IN order to guard persons buying Buck Gloves against imposition, I hereby. Certify that Mr. A. \\ r . Bk.ntz, is niy only agent, in Carlisle, for tbe sale of “ Wolff's Hanover Buck Gloves.” Mr. Bentz having received Ins Gloves directly from me, buyers can rely on,getting the genuine manufacture from him October 21, 1858, Notice. rnl-JE subscribers are prepared to furnish any I sort of Sawed'Timber, at the Saw Mill of Edward Sykes, formerly occupied by James Lamberton, in Carrol township. Perry county, snclrns PLANK, JOIST,. YELLOW PINE BOARDS, from stuff’of any size and length.— Also, Clean White Oak Timber for Machinery or Wagon making, and Poplar Plank, Boards and Scantling, Ploiigh Beams* Which the}’ will self at tho Saw mill or deliver in Carlisle, or on the cars. Terms will bo made known by Jacob Roller, at'tho Saw mill. : ' - ■ „ KOLTER & MYERS. Sbormandale D. 0., April S, 1858 ly* Notice. TV| OTICE.ia hereby given that application will ill be made to the next Legislature of Penn sylvania to alter the Charter ol the Carlisle Do posit Bank, located in tho borough of Cailislo, Cumberland county, so -as to'confer upon said Bank tho rights and privileges of a Bank of Issue, and to change Us name to tho Carlisle Bank; also to increase the capital of said Bank, Which is at present seventy two thousand dollars, witli privilege ol increasing tho same under its pre sent charter to one hundred; thousand dollars, to' two hundred thousand dollars. N. C. MUSSELMAN, Cashier. ■June 10,-1858. Notice. LETTERS of- Adrninislration on 'tho.estate of 'Andrew J. Sharp, biie of tho Borough of Ne'wville’, doc’di, have boon issued to the subscriber, residing in Newton township. All persons having claims .against said estate will present them, and those, indebted will make immediate payment to ■ ’ ■ ■ ROBERT M. HAYS, Mm’r. ' Sept. 23, 1858—lit* Notice. / IT'UTTERS'of administration Vviili-'tlio will i A annexed-on.tho dstjte of Mary M. Iland sliooj latctfr Lower Alien townsliip, dec’d., have been issued by the,Register of Cumberland co. lo tlio subscriber living in Easlpennsboro’tp‘. All persons indebted to said estate will make immediatu''payment,.and those, having claims will present them for settlement to DAVID lIANDSHOE, A'dmri September 23, 1858—01* ■ ■ , ’ ' Police. . JOtimtveynr rjrljoin!prl7ongia!r,'jirarxtwriciTi.“ ley, Francis .Weyth',.Ch'arhs'A, IVeytli, Louis IVevtb, Douglas IVeylb, John Hondo!; Samuel Ileiidol, George Hendel, Bernard Hondo!, Eliza beth Sarah Elliott, ivtlliam Matcher, Joseph Nalcher, Ilunhuli Natcher, Rebecca JSrateber, George Natcher, William Kline, Geo. Weaver, Charles Weaver, James Carothera, Rebecca Carbtbers, Elizabeth Cat-others and Louisa Cat-others. ; The Defendants are hercby.summoned lo ap neas on Monday, the Bth,of November, 1858, at the Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland county, to answer the Plaintiff why partition should not be made between him and them of a House and Lot of Ground, on Pomfrot street, in Carlisle,iNo. 51 in the .plan of the Borough, which they now own ns tenants in common . JACOB BOWMAN, Sheriff. Sheriff’s Office, .Carlisle, | Sept. 111, 1858-fit -f ■ ■ Protlumotiiry’s WoliSic. NOTICE is hereby given to all per.sonsin terested,tlmt tho account ol D. W. M Oul lougii, and T; C. Grown, assignees ■ol Thomas C. Miller, has been liled in. I.hm. Prothonotary’s ofiico, by tho accountants, and will bo presiln (bd to the Court ol Common Pleas ol Cnmb'jr iaud County, (or confirmation' and -allowance, on Wednesday, the lOlh day of November, A. D ' 18 ° 8 ' P. QUIGLEY, Prolh’ij. October IT, 1858—3 t , • ' - ■ Lift Your Licenses. ALL Licenses remaining in my hands on the Hrst day of .November next, will bo placed in tho handsof a Justice for collection. , JL BRICKER,-Co. Preas’r. Carlisle, Oct. 7, 1858 —3t ■ iVoticc. NOTICE is hereby given that letters i testa mentary on tho estate ot Samuel Caldwell, late of N uwton township, deceased, have been issued by the Register of Cumberland county, to tho subscribers residing in. tho same township. All persons indebted to_said estate will make immediate payment, and those having claims will present them, properly authenticated,foi settlement to DAVID DEMUTH, DAVID CALDWELL, - October 7,- 1858-lif Executors Notice. ALL poi sons knowing themselves indebted to the-estate.of Monroe Morris, dco’d., are hereby notified to make hmnediato payment to MARY M. MORRIS, Adm’rx. Or C. F. lIUMUipn. Att’y. Carlisle, Oct. 7. 1858—at '' GEO. Z. BBETZ, .dentist. WILL be absent from Carlisleduring (ho ensuing six months, after which ho may again bo found at his residence in N orth Pitt street. .» October 7, 1858. ; Fall anti Winter Cloaks. • THE subscribers will exhibit on Monday,and during the wool:, elegant CLO AKS , in Castor, Beaver, Velvet, &o„ to winch they in vito the "ttontion of^La^and^raugots.^ Pdrh tlanlilia Emporium ,' 70S Chcsnut St., Phila. September 23, 1858—41 W;iii Psipct'-' A LARGE variety of now and beautiful pa. terns just opening, and will bo sold cheap er than ever. . Also, <C very beautiful assortment of Window Shades. For dale attli.d«pH«iiJw,wo.store Carlisle, April 8,1858. . ■ , JUST arrived another largo invoice of Now Goods, at Lehiich Sr Sawyer's now store, East Main St., such ns Silks, Merinoes, all wool Delaines, Cashmeres, Delaines, and many other articles to which wo invito the attention o( con sumers. & SAWYER. , Carlisle; Oct. 11, 1838.- imp BY virtue of sundry writs of Venditioni Ex ponas, issued out of lire Court ol Common Pleiis 61 Cumberland county, and to mo direct ed, X will expose to public vondub or outcry, Rt Hie Court House, in the Borough of Carlisle, on,' Saturday, the ii Ulh day of October, A. D. 1858, at 10 o’clock A. M., Hie following described real estate, viz: A tract of land, situated in South Middleton township, Cumberland county, bounded on the south by lauds ol Cathaiiue'Diller and Widow Lcidighj on the west by lands of Samuel Etler, on the north by lands of Hubert C. Sterrelt’s heirs, on the east by laud of Cyrus Uingwalt, John Sollinborger and John Groover, contain, big.l3B acres, bo the same more or less; having thereon erected two Frame Dwelling Houses, Log Barn, and other Out-bnildiugs. Also, a lot of ground, situated in the town ship and county aforesaid, bounded on the north by the Trindle road, on the east by properly of Abraham Uartzler, on the south by lands of John Hoover, and on the wist by property of Peter Lucas, containing one-fourth acre, bo the same more or loss, having thereon erected a two story Frame Dwelling House, Frame Stable and other Out-buildings.' Also, a (met of land, situated in Silver Spring township, Cumberland county, bounded on the north by lands ol Daniel Fought and John Gut slmll, on (lie west by property of Joseph and Samuel Grier, on the south by property of IV m. Jacobs, and on tiro east by property ol —Chap man; containing 1-10 Acres, bo the saino more or less, having thereon erected a story and a-half Log House, Log Barn, and other out buildings. Also, atractoflandjSituatcdinMonroetown ship, Cumberland County, bounded on the north by lands of Moses Bricker, Esq., on the south by Peter F. Ego, Esq., on the west by William Brandt, containing 11 Acres, bo the same more or less. Seized and taken, in execution as the .property of William Saxton, Also, a lot of ground, situated in the borough of Carlisle, Cumberland county, bounded on the north by North street, on the east by property ol Mary Gilmore, on the South by an alley, and on the west by lot of . John Noble, containing sixty feel in front on said North street, and two hundred and forty feet in depth, bo the game more or less, having thereon erected n one story Stone Dwelling House, and a two story Frame Machine Shop, Foundry Shop, Blacksmith Shoi> and Shed. Seize and taken in execution as the property of John A. Warfield. , , Also, a lot of ground, situated in the borough of Carlisle, Cu.uberland County, bounded op the north by North street,. on the east by property of Mary Gilmore, on the south by an alley, and on the west by lot of John Noble, containing sixty feet in front on said North street, and two hundred and forty-feet in- depth; bo the, same more or less, having thereon erected a one story Stone Dwelling House, and a two story Frame Maeliiae Shop, Foundry Shop,and shed. Seized and taken in execution as the property of An drew J. Kutz and John S; Losh. , Also, a tract o'l land, situated in Miflliu town■ ship, Cumberland county, containing .50 acres, be the same more bounded on the north by lands of Henry Snyder, on the west by Abraham Zeigler, on the .south by Jno M. Wood burn, and on the cast by land of John Arnold, having thereon erected two two story Log lloul ses,-Log Barn, and Saw Mill; Also, a tract of land, situated inMifllin town ship. Cumberland county, bounded on the north by the Perry county line,.on the south and east by lauds of John M. Woodimrn, and on the west by laud of . Biddle containing Fifty acres, bo the,lame more or less. Seized and taken ill execution us. the property of Adam ■Miller. . 1 . _ * • ... Also, a tract of land, situated in Lower Allen township, Cumberland county, bounded by 1 al low Breeches creek and land of Joseph Elcock, containing Nineteen acres, be the samembreor less, having thereon erected a two story .dwel ling House, Bank Barn, and a Woollen Factory propelled by said .creek, c Seized and taken in execution as the property ot Peter Huber. The above property will be sold in two.parts, ;o wit: - ' : ■ PII. WOLFF No. 1. The part No. 1. beginning at a willow in the Yellow Breeches creek,.thence south U, west -10, to a post in the head race, thence along said lu-ad race south 41^, west 18, to a pipe at the waste dam, thence Henry Deitz south 53, oast 15, to an. ash on the batik ot the creek, tlieTice udivilJbe courses thereof,, SI. porches to the beginning, containing three acres, and one hundred and nine perches; bo the same more or less, with all the mills and water privileges heretofore belonging to the same. No. 2. Will consist of all the residue of the property as.above described, containing sixteen acres,“bo the same more or less. Also, a lot of ground, situated in the borough ol Carlisle, Cumberland county, containing in iront, on West street, 24.1001, and in depth to an alley, 111) lent, be the same more or less, boun ded on the north by other property of the de fendant, on the east by an alley, on the south by South street, and on the-west by West street, -having thereon erected a two Story-Brick Dwel ling House, and . ether out-buildings. Seized and taken in execution as the property of . Goo. First. ; , . , " Also, a lot or piece of ground, situated in the borough of Carlisle, bounded on the south by Penn street, north-west by an alley,-north-east by Bedford.lane, and. east by another lot ol David H. Turbelt, containing about half an acre, be the same more or less, having two lime Kilns thereon erected. » Also, a lot of ground, in the Borough of Car lisle, hounded by Penn street on tho south, other properly of-David 11. Turbettou the west and north, and a lot of George Myers, on the east, containing 30 feet in front, and 120 feet in depth, bo the same more or. loss, having a one story Frame House thereon erected. Also, a lot of ground, in the borough of Car lisle, bounded .by Hanover; street extended, lot of John Humor, John Arney, and an alloy, con taining 20 feet in front, and 170 feet in depth, more or less, having a two story Brick House, and a Frame Stable thereon erected. Seized and taken in execut-oii ns the property of David U. Turbett. And all to be sold by mo. JACOB BOWMAN, Sheriff’s Office, I , Sheriff. Carlisle, Oct. 7, 1858. J WINTER ARRANGEMENT! CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAIL ROAD CO’Y CHANGE OP HOURS. ON and after Monday, October 11th, 1858. passenger trains will leave as tollows, (Sun days excepted:) IsJ Train. 2d Train. Leave Chamhersburg, 8.25 A.M. 2.15 F. M « Shipponsburg, 8.55 « 2.40 “ t( Ncw.villo, 9.27 “ 3.18 “ n Carlisle, 10.00 “ 8,58 “ t< Meohanicsb’g, 10.32 “ 4.30 <» At Harrisburg,.. , .11.03 “ 6.02 “ Is/ Train. 2 <t Train. Leave Harrisburg, 8.30 A. M. , 1.00 P. M. <t Mecbanicsburg, 0.10 “ 1.26 “ -« Carlisle, 9.56 « 2.12 “ » Newvillo, 10.30 : 2.47 “ “ Shipperisburg, 11.02 “ 3.23 “ At Chambersburg, 11-30 “ 8.58“ Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia, via Penn’a Railroad, at 8.10 A.Mi 2.15 P.Mi 0.25 p.ra; ami 12.00 night. By Reading via Lebanon Valiev Railroad, at 2.25 p.m. , „ For Pittsburg, 8.40. a,mi 1.00 p.m, and 5.10 p.m. For Baltimore, 8.30 a.m, and 1.45 p.m. For Trovbrton and Williamsport, at 1.00 p. m. and 8,45 p. in. Train on Dauphin Road at 1.30 p. m. 1 . Faros from. Harrisburg, Mechanicsburg, Car lisle, Shipponsburg and Chambersburg, will bo ton cents less when paid for Tickets at the Of fice, than when paid in the Cars. .0. N. LULL, Supt. Railroad Office, Chambersburg, I October 7, 1858. \ F'MNKLIN HOUSE, South Hanover St., adjoining the Court House, MAIL Coach leaves daily for Papertpwu, Pe tersburg, York Springs and HanoVer, from this House. May 20, 1858. For Harrisburg. For Chainbe vs burs- Caulisue,' Pa. JOHN HANNON, Proprietor. Grist Mill & Woollen Factory AT PRIVATE SALE. THE subscriber wishing fo decline the Mill ing Business,.offers his valuable merchant Grist Mill at private sale, situate on the Cone doguinct creek, iu WeslpennSboro tp., Cum berlnnd count}*, about 4 miles west of Carlisle, and I mile north of the Cumberland Valley rail road, containing about .Kino Acres of Lana, n_n having on it a good Frame Dwelling ygSSfljk House', with, good Cistern and Well 155 SSIIILof water at the door, Frame Barn and . Orchard, with a vatiety of other fruit trees, ami two Tenant Houses. Also, a JVocfUetv Factory and Fulling ilfi//, and about Two Acres of Land, situate on the opposite aide of the creek, having on it two Two Tenant Houses, a Stable and Orchard with a variety of fruit ti'ccs, and a well of good wa ter at tho door. The Merchant Mill is 50 by 66 feet, 8 stories higlij containing 4 run of Burs with all necessary machinery for doing merchant and grist work. It is propelled by live Metal wheels, all of which is used especially for tho machinery.. Tho Merchant mill and Woollen Factory arc all in complete running order. Also, a good and substantial Dam having but recently been ml in. . Persona wishing to view the property will ilcaso call on tlio subscriber residing thereon. - Terms, easy i as considerable amount of the mrchnso money may remain secitrod on the iroperty if desired Marshall; James. Sept. SO, 1858—4 t M. J Proclamation. WHEREAS tho Hon. James 11. Graham;. President Judge of the several Courts ol Common Pleas in tho counties of Cumberland, Perry, and Juniata,'and Justices of the so.eral Courts of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery in said counties, and Samuel \V oodburh St Michael Cocklin.Judgcs of the Courts of Oyer and Terminer and General, Jail Delivery for tire trial of all capital and otheroflenders, in the said county of Cumberland,, by their precepts to mo directed, dated tho 23rd day ol August, 1858, have ordered tho Court of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery to be holden at Car lisle, on the 2d Monday of November, 1858, (be ing the Blh day,) at KJ.q’cldolt in the forenoon, to continue two weeks. NOTICE is hereby given to the Coroner, Jus tices of the Peace, mid Constables of the said county of Cumberland, that, they are by the said precept commanded to be then and there iu their proper persons, with their rolls, records, and in quisitions, examinations and- all other remem brances, to,do those things whichto their offices appertain to .be done,- and alb those that are bound by recognizances, to prosecute, against the prisoners that are ordhen .shall.be in the Jail of said county,'are to be there to prosecute them as shall be just. ' . ■ . • ■ JACOB BOWJIAN, Sheriff. • .September 23, 1868'., '' ■' ■ 1 • . . • Real Eslalc at Piibljiv Sale. viinE subscriber .will selbat.,Public sale; bn I the premises, on .Situidny, tho-.SOlh da}’ ol October, 1858. lit 11 oVlodU,,A...Motile follow-, ing described Real Estate, viz ■ A.tract of land, situate in Silver Spring town ship,. Cumberland county,' adjoining Kings town, and within three or four hundred yards of the Cumberland Valley Railroad, containing 18 acres, more or less. , The improvements consist of a, two 1 story r, n. Frame 1 weatbcrboaided HOUSE, A GOOfl BARN. Carpenter Shop,and jn|!|S|l«iOtlior out-buildings; all nearly new. l l ‘i*B!WThern is a .Well of good water at the door. Also, an Apple Orchard and a variety o( other fruit trees. About two-thirds of the above land is cleared and the balance is covered with excellent tim- ber. - ■ ' . The above is a desirable property, and worth, the attention of thoso wishing- to purchase a ■comfortable residence. Teruis of Sale.— I Tpn per cent, of the pur chase.money to bo paid on the day of sale, one half ot the residue on the first ol April next, when possession will bo given, and the balance in one year thereafter without interest, to bo se cured by a lion on tlie property. _ _ JACOB kLLLER, — — ininttresi, October 14^X858. KTew Pall Croods AT OGILBY’S NEW STORE;, I have just returned from Philadelphia, and now open ing a large and splendid assortment of Fall and Winter Goods, which will he sold at astonishing ly low prices for the cash. ■■ A largo lot of ele gant - • DRESS GOODS, such as Silks, all wool Delaine, Poplins. Foil Do Cheviors, Cashmeres, Morinocs, Plaids, &c. SHAWLS. ... A full assortment'now stylo Shawls, all'kinds and prices, and very cheap. - Elegant worked collars, flouncing, edging, inserting. &c. Flannels,.blankets,, undershirts, gloves and stackings in great variety. ‘Elegant Fall and Winter Ribbons.' Cloths, Cassirrieres and Vestings, a now supply and cheaper than over. CAR PETING, 'lmperial, Ingrain, Venitian, Hemp and Rag, at the very lowest notch. A full assortment of bleached and unbleached Muslins very low; Calicoes,Debages, Tickings, in endless variety. Ladies’ Skirts.of all kinds and cheap. It is impossible to enumerate one half the ar ticles; All persons in. want of handsome and cheap goods, are invited to call at the new store West Main street, nearly opposite tire Railroad Depot, where they can lay out their cash to the very best-advantage.. Quick sales and short profits. CUAS. OGILBY. September IG, 1858. Golil:Ex«l(cn«<‘nt Frazer River Ouidono, By the large arrival of FALL and WINTER GOODS, at Lcidich $ Sawyer’s new Store, East Main St„ a few doors below Marlin’s Hold. NEW GOODS, consisting of black silks, su ‘perior brands; fancy do. in great variety of styles, elegant Paris delaines. Lupin’s celebra ted make of merinoes, all colors and qualities ; -Lupin’s.alLwool delaines, Tanjore cloths, I’oil de Cheviors merino. : CASHMERES. A complete line of mourning Goods, to which wo especially-invite attention. • Embracing veiy line bombazines, silk warp lustre, mourning satins, pure mohair lustres, black mertnoes and delaines, English aud French crapes. SHAWLS IN GREAT ABUNDANCE. Broohe, toilet, stolla, long and square shawls, at very low prices. Cloth cloaks and talmas. Furs of all kinds. , ' , _ $3OO worth of Jovin’s celebrated Kid gloves. Embroideries, elegant sots of collars, under sleeves, bands, &c; Men’s and boys’ wear sui ted to the season. Black, blue and brown Cloths, Beaver Cloth, Cassimeres, Black and Fancy Sallinels, Velvet cord, Joans, gentlemen’s Shawls, cash mere mufllora, scarfs, lies, stocks, a full assort. ment.of silk, merino and cotton drawers and undershirts; Standing and Byron collars; Mar seilles and linen bosoms, hosiery of every vari ety. Domestic Goods of every description. Superior Blankets, warranted not to shrink by washing; crib and cradle blankets. Flannels of all kinds and prices, woolen yarns, city and homo manufacture; bleached and brown sheet, ings, shirting and pillow case muslins of the best brands in the market, tickings, stripes, checks, calicoes, at dll prices. 60 dox. Hanover buck skin gloves, gauntlets, buck mils, men’s & boys Beilin gloves, a groat variety of Bonnet Ribbons & Dress Trimmings, ladies and children’s worsted goods, such as undervests, hoods and talmas, garters, mittens. To all the above goods and many others, wo Invito ’tho inspection of tho public. Having purchased for cash, wo are prepared to sell at extremely low prlees kiMcn & sawYer . Oarliale. Sept. 23.1838. . nn d Blue Window Shades just re ceived at J. F. Lyno & Sons hardware. . April 8, 1858. ISRID^- WjiLNUT iit.itfy corner of PHILADELPHIA. IXCOItPOBATED DT BTAT,E qP PENN SYLVAN LA , FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST. Moneyis received in miy sum; iafge or *tttn)H and interest paid fro m the day of deposit lb the day ol withdrawal., „ , , Tho office Is open every day from 9 o’clock in tho morning till 6 o’clock in the afternoon, and on Monday and Thursday evenings till 8 O’clock. • * < •, '• - » i ■ HON. HENRY L. BENNER, PreeUJ ROBERT SELFRIDGE, Vice Pru’l'. IVji. J. Reed , Secretary. DIRECTORS t ... . , ( Henly L. Benner, F. Carroll Brewster/.' Edward L. Carter, . Joseph B. Barry,. Robert Selfridgo, Francis Lye, . Samuel K. Ashton, Joseph YerkoS, . 0. Laiidreth Mnnns, Henry DiHcnderfler. . ( Money is received and payments made in gold dully without notice. >■ ' . Tho-‘investments are made , ip Real Estate, Mortgages, Ground Rents, and such first clasil sboutitios as tho Charter requires;.; Sept. 9, 1858. Best Family Coal. THE subscribers would respectfully call the attention of the coal consumers of Carlisle and vicinity, and the pUblic.generally, to their . superior quality’ of Coal, such as Lykcn’s Valley, Broken, Egg, Stove and Nut; Luke Fiddler, “ ■ « “ Trevbrton, “ . « <« ff A. ml tiic celebrated Lobbenj Whileosh , ...*.• Their Yard is situated in the east end of Car-. - lisle, opposite the Gas Works, where they will keep constantly on hand, a largo stock of alt kinds and sizes of Coal which will be sold ad ' low as any in the Borough. All coal for fanxiljt use will be re screened before delivery and war ranted to give entire satisfaction. Best quality of Lime burner's Blacksmith’ i : Coal always oh hand and at.lpiv figure;... . , All orders left at the residence of Jumesllof fer, West Fomfret street, at Squire; Smith’s, office, South Hanover street, or at the residence , of Jacob Shrqm, North East street, will lb pi omptly attended ttf. LUMBER! LUMBERIj. We'are also prepared to furnish nil kinds and quality of DRY LtJMBER at- greatly reduced, prices*. Bills sawed to order and furnished at, the: shortest notice. We have constantly bn hand all kinds and duality uf Shingles, ouch ns White Pino, Hemlock, Ohestnilt, Oik, and Linn ; oil kinds of Pailipg, Plastering Lath, Shinglitig Lath, Broom Handles, worked Flooring and Weatherboarding, rough and smooth Rails, Posts, and orery-article that, can be kept, in ti Lumber Yard. Havitig bats of diir own we can at all times and at short notice supply any arti cle in our line ot business at low prices. , , : Wo are thankful for past favors and solicit a continuance* ol public patronage. Our nv)Rd is to please SHROM & IiOtTER; Carlisle, May 27, 1838. Back Agai to e O Trat»6. THE subscriber respectfully, informs tho ; public generally that he has resumed tho manufacturing of BOOTS mmmJtL and SHOES, in West Mainfßl street, a few doors west of’ WU Ihc Railroad office, and having a .good assort ment of Leather, Morocco and Trimmings', ana engaged competent workmen, he is prepared to make up to measure, every description of work in his lino. lie lias also received from Philadelphia a well selected stock of BOOTS and SHOES, compfir sing every vnrioty for Spring ami Summerwear; which ho offers at low prices. Gentlemen's Ana French Oult Boots, Gentlemen’s Gaiters, Oafortf Ties and Brogans, Ladies' Gaiters, Boots, Bus-, kins, Slippers and Tics, with a largo variety of Boys’ Misses and Children’s Gaiters, Boots; &c., £c. Purchasers are requested to call and : examine his stock. . ... Cm lisle, May 20, 1858, CUMBERLAND COUNTY . o ii school. THE sccuud, sosslon'of this Institution will commence inljiterary Hall, Newville, Pa., on Tuesday, April Gth, IB38; ah'd continue five months. • An able corps of Instructors have boon se cured, and no effort will bo spared to, render the school worthy ot, the position it seeks to occit-' py, arid of the patronage it respectfully solicits. For circulars containing full particulars, ad dress. F. A- McKINNEV, Treasurer, Nmlrvllfo, Tii By order of (lie Board of Trustees. Dan’i. Shelly, -President. Jas. M’Candusii, Secretary; February 18,1858—11 . . ■ - Telegraph fodder cutter. 'tiio Farmers of Cumberland county aro invited to call at our Foundry and Agricultural Imple ment Factory, and examine the celebrated Tele graph Hay, Straw and Corn Slock CdtM, ttafrtl.' factured by T. H. Wilson & Co., of Harrisburg. It is worked by hand or horse power, and will fully recommend itself to every farmer who ex.', amines its clean and rapid operation in cutting hay, straw or corn stalks. All that Is asked is an examination of the machine. . F. GARDNER & CO/ August 12, 1858—6( Xetv C6al Yard, JIT THE WEST END OF CARLISLE. THE -subscriber would respectfully call the - attention of Limeburncrs and the ciizens of.. Carlisle, arid the surroundingcountfy generally, to his NEW COAL YARD, attached fo his Ware House, on West High street, whore bo will keep constantly on hand,a large supply of, the best quality of Coal, to wit: . . Lylcans Valley, Lake Fidler, Pine Grove, aiii Treverlon, Broken, Egg and Niit Coal— scrcenfed and dry, all o i which ho pledges Inraaelf lo sult at the lowest,possible prices. Best qualify of Limtburner’s and Blackamilh’e Cbiil always oh hand. , , , .• . K 7” All orders loft at the, Ware House, or at his residence in North. Hanover street will bo promptly atfended to. . F J. W. HENDERSON. Carlisle, April 15, 1858—tf J. W. SCOTT, (Laic of the firm of Winchester tf Scott.') Gentlemen’s Furnishing Store & Shirt Manufactory. 804 Ciiesnut SrnE*T; Nearly opposite the Girard tiounc, Phila. JtV. SCOTT, would respectfully call tho at . toniion of his former patrons and frionda to his new Store, and is prepared to fill order* for SIUKTS at short notice. A perfect (It guar antied.. .Country trade supplied with fine Sbirfa and Cedars. September 28, 1858—ij , . A Hare Chance for a good Investment. nhHE subscriber iu( ? ndi ?S I win sett Ilia whole stock of Hole, Uapa, Boots' and Slides, fvWiioh ft - ne^ i ??„ d^“® h d J ) advantageous terras to a responsible purchaser. Tho business is well established and the stand n o boet in lown.. Every satisfaction will be enarantiod to the buyer, and terms made fair. X would like to sell as soon as possible. J. B. KELLER. Carlisle, Sept. 9,1858. F. S. I wilt stilt keep a first-rate asdefrtoent of goods on hand, and sell as cheap a* *V«* t« ;tho day ol sale.' ional , . mi ipanyr; ROBERT MOORE,
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