insane foUoWing dis-
ippeared in. tin NeW; TOStifle' of
tfae lOlli fast.: : ~ •' ; ]. ■» ’/ ■’'• . t
Utica, N. Y., Nov, 9.
ofiW Smith is now confined iri the- Slate
ESrhlift Asylum in ibis city. He.ivos brought
Htrohy his relatives on Monday, and is seri
ously deranged. •
Utica, Nov. 10.!—The condi tidqof Mr, Qer :
rit Smith is represented to be .that of. violent
lunacy. He has made.a'tempts to commit sui-,
cide. No one is allowed to see him. but it is
understood that he refers, in his ravings, to
the’Harper s Ferry matter, and supposes him
self under arrest. ,
Gbruit Smith.—Wo are grimly pained, to
■ learn that Gcrrit Smiih, the free hearted, but
sadly erratic philanthropist, became on Mon
day last an inmate of ihcNetvYork State Lu
natic Asylum,..where it has been found neces
sary,to p'ace him. on account of mnrkeddnaan
,ity. We learn that he is very violent, and has
(exhibited a disposilfoh to commit suicidc. and
that an attendant keeps watch over
him to prevent him front laying violent hands
dn hfffise l ?. This- result we heard attributed to
fheconnexion of. Mr. 'Smith's name with the
'Harper's Ferry 'affair, though many will regard
it as a consequence of low seated and majjted
'disease —Utica Herald, Not>, \O. .
The fell spirit-of its
'work. It has driven some of its alluded vie
'tiros W deeds of outrage, insurrection>mijrdcr
'and treason ; and is destroying the intellects of
others who suffered it to gain possession of
•their superior minds. Will not the wreck of
such a mind as -Genii Smith's, induce the heed
less zealots whose violent nppea's to the preju
dices and passions of Northern men have kirt-'
died the flame of fanaticism which how rages
to so feariful an extreme, to pause, and consider
the consequeaces of llieir impious work ?
“Jack Frost.”— There is a- mellow' ring in
the following elegant extract, which well belils
the mellow’ days of autumn : 1
“ Mr. Jack Frost does but kiss the chaste face
of naldre, and behold! how she blushes in the
■ trfnple, the woodbine and oak, and turns all
manner of colors in the beech; the linden, the
chestnut and elm. How beautiful she looks in
hei' heightened c)IorI her brilliant com
plexion is, tt'jßs■! hot a hectic—an evidence of
frailty—a precusor of speedy decay. Consump
tion imparts this glorious and exquisite loveli
ness re+ie*r ■countenance—but oho expression is
. not of \hls wortd : it is celestial, the ushering in
of the ihdesctibable future. The beauty ol the
world is.most ravishing when first touched by
the magical finger of the frost, which is at once
.the death stroke of the foliage, awd a cause of
Its dying-dolphin splendors. Thus Iho-stm sheds
it lustre over creation at his setting, surpassing
his noon.day glories, Wling the universe with a
flood of light and beauty, as if to indemnify
' mankind lor the privations of both during the
approaching night. So halmo dresses herself
in her wonderful beauty; as a parting pledge of
her love, and as a memorial for us to trike and
to cherish during the sombre days of the coming
winter, when no flowers can blossom, no ver
•4olo quicken.”
A Paxpadle II it.— The Boston Courier makes
the.following most palpable bit in reference to
the late Harper’s Terry insurrection. Wo com*
sue nee it to the careful attention of bur Repub
lican brethern:
“The Republican parly denies any knowl
edge of Brown’s bohspiracy, or having aided it
In any way. A, trumpeter, says A3sop, being
taken prisoner in : a battle,. begged hard for
quarters. “ Sparc mo, good sirs, I beseech
you,” said ho; “ and pat me ftol lo deatli with
out cause,.for I have killed no one, nor have I
nrms save only this pb’or trumpet.” “ For tliat
Very reason,” said his. Captors, “shall you the
sooner die; lor-without the spirit to fight, your
self, J'on stir op others to bloodshed.”
ffiarmi).
On,-ti)q,lst inst., by the Rev. A. IT. ICremer,
Mr. JounU. iiiciiMiDS, to Miss AUdieE. Keiff,
both, of Mount J oy, Lancaster county.
On the 4th inst., by the Rev. David AT. Mil
ler, at his residence in Worth Middleton town
ship, Mr. Joseph Lamon, to Miss AUth.ua Fow
ler, both ol Colu'uibia, county, Pa.
. On tlie 81J1 inst., by the Kov. J. Ulrich, Mr.
Oliver F. Brownewell, to Miss AUuv Ann
Kunkel, all of this county.
On the sumo day* by the same, Mr. Georoe
S. Pick el, of Adams county, to Mias Catha
rine CoßDKivf,'of Cumberland county.
On the same day. by tho same, Air. Henry
II arr’olt, lb Miss Cathaiiink Picked, all of
Adams county.
: . On the 10th inst., by tho mine. Air. Franklin
’ Niilquart, to Alisa Anna Leiin, all ol this conn
tjTe
On the same Say, by tho same, Mr. David
Adams, to Alias Barbara Wxilor, all of this
.county.
lleb:
;V In this Borough on Sunday morning ‘last,
Mrs. of Air. William Cart, nged
, 0 years.
S’.: 'truly, is it said, “ that in tho midst,of life wo
Igßre in death,” and never «jas lids passage of
Sacriptnro stronger illus’ffated than in the death
||f>f Mrs Cart. Up to the time o( her sickness,
Swhiclt was of but a.few hours duration, she on--
f joyed perfect hbnlth, was in tine spirits, and lit
tle thought that in so i short a lime she.would be
[ called from, tiiWo to etVrftitj;. ,As'a,wife she was
1 affectionate, as a mother kind, and as a neigh*
‘ bpr.qbiiging. ; She, has left a dmsh.indV eight
children, and a large number of sorrowing
I friends to niourh her sudden and unexpected
death.
My friends woop not foi mo,'
Tour tears.are ail fn Vain,, ' >■
Prepare to meet j'ni'u l God, ;r
That wo may meet again.
November 17. 18S9.
Flock and 'Meal.— -The Flour market i/t
Steady, with more inquiry both Tor export and
home consumption. The sales for shipment
comprise 3000 barrels, including 800 barrels
good superfine at about $5 25 per barrel, and
about IQOO bbls. extra and extra family at S -
624 aG, Sales to the retailers and, bakers
within the Same range, and lancy lots front $O
- to G 75. Rye Flour and Corn Meal ore ex
tremely quiet at $4 25 for the former, and 3 38
for the latter., , ..
Grain.— The market is poorly supplied.wtih
Wheat, and sales of 1000 bushels good and
primered at $1 25 a 1 28 per bushel, and strtall
lots of while at 1 38'a 1 40. Rye commands
90*debts for Pcnna.. apd 86 a 87c for Delaware.
Corn—Small sales of pew yellow at 70 a 74c ;
4000 bushels old yellow atllOc., and 800 bush
els old white at 830. Oats—A cargo of prime
•Delaware sold at 410 per: bushel, and a lot of
Pertna., at 440.
CARLISLE MARKET-Nov’t. 17.
darrtiUd weekly by Woodward 4r Schmidt.
Flock Superfine, per hbl.. $4,75
do. Extra, do. ,S!
do. Family, do. "‘if?
Rib do. 3.75
IVHite Wheat, per bushel. J
Red do. - do-
Rib f- ' go
Cork do.
New Corn, do,
Oats do,
CloVbrseed do, •
Tikotutseed dh, ,
SpriNo Barley dp. _ n
Fall Barley do- -■ -.
MONEY - wanted at.thl Office Ip payment of
inbsorlptiop.
THE GLOME :
THE. pFPICtAL, PAPER OP
V’ ,:cpN&RESS.'“ ; ,
IrUBLXSft now mJ annuaH’rthipecJus of (ho
THE DAILY GLOBE, nhtUTHE CON
GRESSIONAL GLOBE arid APPENDIX, to
remind subscribers, and Inform thoqo who may
desire to subscribe,\that Congress wll. meet on
the first Mondajlofn’fixt December, when I shall
recommence pubiislStig lho above named 'pa
pers. They have beoh publish} so long, tbtU
most pnblio men-know amt'
therefore I deem iti needless. to give a minute
account of the kind : of, matter they Well con
tain. ' ■ i
THE DAILY GLOBE will contain a report of
the Debates in both brunches asj«-
ken down by reporters equal, at least,
corps of short-hand writers in (his, or', in any
other Country. A majority of thoip^vill,
bo able to report, veiitalim, ten tßotisand wortis
an horn - , while the average mhnher of woulu
spoken by fluent speakers rarely exceeds seven
thousand (}vo hundred worua’an hour. WfiAi
the debates of a-day (Jo notn*ike more than fst*-
ty-Hye columns, they will appear in THUBDAI
LY GLOBBof the htemjlng, which will
contain.'also, the news ofthoday, together with
such editorial.articles as ratty be suggested by
•passing events'. 1 ' 1
THE CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE AND
APPENDIX will contain a report of all the De
bates in Congress, revised by the speakers, the
Messages of the President of the United States,
the Annual Reports of the Heads of the Execu
tive .Departments; the Laws passed during the
sosSlon, and copious indexes to all. They Will
be printed .on a double rpyal sheet, in book
'form, royal qnarto size, each number contain
ing sixteen pages. The whole will make, it is
believed, between 8,800 and 8,900. pages, the
long sessions, for many years past havingrtttiged
between those numbers, and tire next session
will bo a long one. This I believe istliecheap
est work ever sold in any country, whether a re
print, or printed from manuscript copy, taking
lor Halit the average number of words of the
long sessions since the year 1818. The aver
age number of pages is. 8,870, and the overage
number of words on a page is 2 8(!7, conse
quently the average nnmberof words ofa long
session is 9,290,772. As I have sold to sub
scribers that number of words fur six dollars, it
follows that they, have paid tessthan six and
otic-half cents for every 100,000 wards I have far*
nished them, while I have paid my reporters $6-
29 for every 2,397 words, of this work, in man
uscript.
Tile'coming session will,’without ...doubt, be
' ,an unusually interesting one, because the candi
dates of the respective parties for Presidentnnd
Vice President of the United States will he nom
inated bciorc it cl- scs, and, therefore, the de
bates will bo mostly on such political questions
as, it may be thought, will, tend to influence
public opinion in regard, to-the persons to be
supported for these 'offices, and the GLOBE
will be, as it lias been for many years past, The
source from which Jho lull,debates ol Congress
can be obtained. , >-"1. . ' •
THE CON GRESSIONAL GLOBE . AND;
APPENDIX pass free through the mails ol the
UnftedStatcs, as will be seen by reading the
following'Joint Resolution passed by Congress
Hie Gth ol August', 1852 :
Joint Resolution providing for tbe.distribu
tion ot the Laws ol Congress and the Debates
thereon.■
With a view to the cheap circulation of the
laws of-Congress and the debates contributing
to tlie ti ne interpretation thereof, and to make
free the communication between the represen
tative and constituent bodies:
Be il resolved by .the Senate and 'Bouse of
Representatives of the United States of America
in Congress assembled. That from.and after the
present session of Congress, tlie CONGRES
SIONAL GLOBE AND APPENDIX, which
contain tlie laws and the debates thereon, shall
pass free through the mail- so long ns the same
shall tie published by order of Congresss Pro
ended, That nothing herein shall he construed to
authorize the ciiculationcl the DAILV GLOBE
free' of postage'. '
Ai'pnovEi), August C, 1852.
TERMS:
For a copy of THE DAILY GLOBE, during the
session, . $5 00
Fof one - copv of ■ THE CON GUICS
SIGNAL GLOBE and, APPENDIX,
during tha seaMonV .’.CI -S-Pft
FOl- two copies ditto, wlieri tjjrtlered at the -'
same time, 10 00
-No attention willbe paid-to any order unless
the money accompany it. » ■
Ban): notes, current in the section of the court
tiy where a subscriber resides, will lie received
at par. The whole or any part of .the snhscrib
tion may he remitted in postage stamps, which
is preferable, to any cuirency, except gold or
silver. ■ , ■
I cannot afford to exchange with nil the news
papers that desire the GLOBE t hut I will send
the DAILY GLOBE during the session to the
editors of those papers who,publish this Pros
pectus three times before the first Monday of
next December, arid send to me one number of
their paper containing it, marked with a pen to
direct my attention to it
JOHN C. KITES
Washington, ilov. 17, ,1859.
CARLISLE DEPOSIT DAWK.
AN election for nine directors of this Bank,
for the ensuing year, will be held on Mon
day, (lie 21st Inst., at the Banking’ House, be
tween .the' hours of 10 o’clock, A. M., and 2
o’clock. P. M-
By order of the Board of Directors.
W. M. BEETEM.
Cashier.
Carlisle, Kov. 9, 1809.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT I
CU.M HER LAN I) VALLEY
RAIL ROAD CO’Y.
CHANGE OP HOURS.
ON and after Monday, Nov. I4th, 1860,
passenger trains.willloave as follows, (Sun
days excepted:)
For .Hafrß'sburg.
Ist Irani* 2d Train.
Leave CUanibersburg, 8.36 A. M. 2AOF. M
«c Ejbippensburg, 9.06 ■/* 8.12 “
. t< Newville, 9.38 ts ' 8.46 u
,<t Carlisle, 1p.16 “ 4.26 if .
n Mechanicsb’g, 10.42 <• 4.66
At Ilamsbm'g,’ 1f.12 « 5*26 «
For Chambcrsburg.
Isf Train . 2 d Train,
LffaVo Harrisburg,, 8.15 A.,M; 2.06 V* M*
<* Meclianicaburg, 8.67 <.« 2.42 «
.« Carlisle, ' . 9,87 . “ .8.16
ti- NowViile, ‘ 10.12 ‘** 8;60 '/ lf
“ Slijpppnsbhlrgi 4.20. .
At Ohanibofijbnrgi 11.12 -4.50 “
Trains leave Ilarrhibprg lor Philadelphia, via
Pennsylvania Central Railroud_at. 1 P. M., 2.15
P. M., via Colnhia, and 5.50 P* M.
Via Lebanon Valiev and Reading Railroad nt
8. A. M., and 2.35 P. M.
Pm- Pittsburg,- at 8.00 A. M. and 1.80 P. M.
For Baltimore, at 2.50 and 8.15 A. M., and
2.05 P.M.
For tfrevoiton, Williamsport and Buffalo, at
1.27 and 7.50 P. M. ‘ „..
Schuylkill and Susquehanna Railroad, for
Auburn and PottsvlOe, at 2 00 P. M.
Pares from Harrisburg. Mechanicsburg, Car
lisle, Shipponsburg and Chamborsbnrg, will bo
ten cents less when paid for Tickets at tho.Of
lice, than when paiddn the Cars. '
O. N..LULL, Snpt.„s
Railroad Office, Chamborsbnrg, I
Nov 10, 1850. 1
11. NEW SHAM,
attorney at law.
OFFICE with Wm. u. Miller, -Esq., South
Hanover street, opposite the Volunteer
Printing Office.
September 8, 1859—tf -
Auditor’s Notice.
XHE undersigned Auditor, appointed by
Court to marshal and distribute the balance
In the hands of Levi Brandt, Administrator ol
John C. Kline, late of Dickinson township, J"
said county, gives notice that ho wilt attend _
that duty athis offico.m the borough of Carlisle.
on Thursday, the Ist of December, at 10 o clock
of that day, when and where all parties interes
ted are requested to a ‘‘°^ ARpE . A)l ditor.
November 8, 1859-
job* bays;
ATTORNEY AT LA.W.; ■;
OFFICE opposite,“Marion Hall,”
St., Carlisle, Fa. .
October 2?, 1859—ly*
.vt
_«»ISc Sale;
OF PERSONAL PROPfeBXT.
I 2«b of NoVOnfbor, JBs9,the
\jr iHideraigned, Assignees of Peter F* Eg©,
will sell at Boiling Springs, 4J miles cast of
Carlisle, ttftj%>l!o*ing property■_ , J
B Head ofHorses,\ lifood jilarefl
, * Mule, 2 Cows,
1 Broad whe.effd Wagon, 4' sett of Goa™’!-liny
Rake, 25 Goal Baskets, 1 Windmill, 26,000 bu
shels of Charcoal , 70 tons of Magnetic Ore t lot
ObjAunber, Axes, Shovels, Saws,.&c. .
to commence at 10 c’clocd, A.M., when
will be made known by _ .
. ,/ • ■aHBKE. , i
lO, 1859 —Cfc
Good! Very Good
JUST received at the cheap Grocery of the
subscriber, lots of good thinjp, a part Of
which are the following:
Hermetically sealed Peaches, fresh,
« “ Tomatoes •«
“, ' “ Corn
, “ “ Peas “
« “ Asparagus “
« “ Oysters * « 1
“ “ Lobsters “
- “ “ Find-Apple. «.
“ “ Turtle Soup “
“ Sardines “
Mince Meat, Pickled Gerklns, Chow Chow,
Ficcallili, Cauliflower, Lobsters, Capers, Olives,-
Tomaldo Katsup, Walnut do., Mushroom do.,
Pepper Sauce, Hominy, Gri’tts, Soiip Beans,
Cranberries, the tinest Dried Beef, Sugar cured
Hams, Shoulder, Bologna, Sausage, Maccarohi,
Sugars, Coffees, Tens, Molasses, Fish of all
kinds, Spices, Queenswaro, line Segarsand To
bacco, 25,000 German Sixes, and the very’best
LIQUORS in the State, Confectionary and
Fruit, &c.; which wo offer to the public at the
lowest prices lor cash.
' WM. BENTZ..
November 10,1859.
SIXTH ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT I
CONTINUED SUCCESS OP TSE
Cosmopolitan Art Association.
FROM all sections of tile country dubscribots
to this, popular Art'lnstitution, (now in its
sixth year,)-are being received in a ratio un
paralleled with that .of any previous year.
. Any. person can become a member by sub.
scribing $3 .which will entitle him to
1 si.—The beautiful Steel Engraving, Sh'alcs
peur and His Friends.” .
2 d.—A Copy of the Elegantly Illustrated Art
Journal, one year.
Sd.—A Free Season Admission to the Galleries,
548 Jiroaway, New'-¥ork.
In addition to which, over four hundred valua
ble Works of Art aro given to subscribers as
Premiums, comprising choice Paintings, Sculp,
lures, Outlines, Ike., by.the first American and
Foreign'Artists.
The superb engraving, which every subscri
berwill receive immediately bn receipt of sub
scription, entitled ..
»< 3HAKSPEARE AND HIS FRIENDS,”
is of a ■character to give unqualified pleasure
and satisfaction. No work of eqnal value was
ever before placed within the reach Of the peo
ple at such a price. The engraving is of very
largo size, being printed on heavy plate paper,
80 x 88 inches, making a most superb ornament
suitable for the walls of eithclr the library, par
lor, or office.
It can be sent to any part of the country, by
mail, with ’safety’, being packed in a cylinder,
postage pre-paid.
' Think of it! Such a work delivered free' of
charge, and the Art Journal, one year, for $3. '
Subscriblions will be receiyed until the eve
ning ot the 31st of January, 1800. at which time
the books will close, and the Premiums be giv
en to subscribers.
No person is restricted, to a single subscrip
tion. Those remitting $l5 are entitled to six
memberships.
■ Subscriptions'from California, tho/Cartadas,'-
mil* itir'foi'cfgh '/)f6vfhc&spmrtSt 'ff6'’s8 i 'fla In-"
stead of $B, in order to defray extra poafages.
Persons wishing to form clubs will apply for a
circular of terms, sc.
The beautifully illustrated Arrf Journal, giv
ing Hill particulars, will be sent op receipt of
18 els, in stamps or coin. Address
O. h, DERBY. Actuary C. A. A.,
54Q £ 648 Broadway, New Pork.
SuhsclTption also received by
W. J. Shearer, Hon. Sec. for Carlisle.
Carlisle, Nov. 10, 1859. ■ '
SPECiAX. NOTICE. ;
HATS AND CAPS.
AT
Keller’s Old Stand,
North Hanover Street. ,
WILL be found a large arid' elegant assort
ment of HATS and CAPS, In great vari
ety; of our own and city manufacture; ' ,
HATS. • CAPS,
Sillc, Military,
Moleskin,. Navy,
Caasimero, - 1 -Morphy,
Felt, Scotch,
Ledger, Ledger,
Planters, Oil Cloth,
Plush&Gloth, Chilrireu’sFancy.
ALSO, Wpoi Hats of all kinds, which will be
sold at the lowest prices. Recollect. .
KELLER'S OLD STAND.
' North Hanover Street.
05” Hats of any style, manufactured to order.
November 10, 1859.
GRAND FAIR
; ' OF THE
- Cumberland Fire Company.
THE CUMBERLAND FIRE COMPANY
purpose holding aFairinRHEEM’S HALL,
commencing December 12, and closing Decem
ber 17, 1859. The otyoct being to raise funds
for the purpose of building an Engine House;
Michael Minich, . Samuel Grier,
E. D. Quigley, James Martin,
John Arney, , A. J. Reighter.
Augustus Zug, .John'Baily,
Jacob Albert, Frederick Kenner,--.
Peter Spahr, Chairman,
November.3,lBs9. .
Wasitcrrcotyiie^
IM beaiityjand durability, no “suri-drawn”
picture equals a good Daguerreotype j this
is the opinion expressed 'by the loading photo
graphic journals of the day, both American and
English, jnd those may bo obtained at Ihq.rooms
of Mrs. Reynolds, Lonther Street, two doors
west of Hanover. ; ~ ,
Carlisle, Juno 10,1859 — tf •
fepO&U Bank
Carlisle
THIS Bank'has this day declared, a dividend
of 5 per cent, out of the profits for the last
six , months, which will bo paid, over to the
stockholders or their legal representatives, on
demand being made for the same. By order of
the Board ol Directors. ’
W. M. BEETEM, Cashier.
\ Nov. 8,1850—8 t '
Great excitement at harper’s
FERRY! Old John Brown still alive,and
recommends .the Ladles of Carlisle and country,
to go immediately to Leidich >5" Sawyer’s Now
Store, and examine their splendid stock of new
Goods., ’ / ■
Just received a largo lot of magnificent WIN
TER SILKS, splendid'Beaver Cloth, Mantles,
Raglands, latest Paris styles.
Elegant Dress Goods,
in groat variety and stylo; Brocho an.d.flne
Scotch Shawls. FURS direct (rom the menu
facturers, warranted froo from moths and at
greatly reduced prices- A largo-addition of
Staple Goods,
suitable for the season, including Wolf’s cele
brated Hanovorßuok Gloves, warranted genuine
notwithstanding the authorized and exclusive
agency.
i , N’dvemhet 3/'1869.'
■" Ntfllcfc.
THOSEiridebtod to tholato fimfbf Shrom
& Holler, are-hereby notified that.unless
their pcoohnta are nettled up within thirty'days
f rom this date,, they, wj II bo placed In the hands
of proper oflicorsTor collection.
SHROiI & HOFFER.
November 10, lSs9—Bt “ r
-’ “ OUR NAME OUR MOTTO.” -
“ GOOD WILL.”
WE, respectfully announce that wo intend
holding our ioH-Graiiil Farewell Fair,
d lying tho,fiqlj^s - b | llh Rhcora’s Hall,commen
cing Wednesday Dec. 21, t ]bu'J, and
ending Monday Eve'ning.JurTy. 2, 1860.' Wo
respectfully solicit 'the aid of the public in tlid
enterprise. The proceeds to bo appjiqd to the
payment of Hose recently purchased. Single
tickets 10 Cents. Package containing .1} tickets
50 els'. To .bo obtained froth any off the Cbm -
mitloe, or at the door- Eespcctfullyy ’;
. Jos, 0. italbert, ’L. M.,Myers> ■
Geo. Mell,. John 0. Halhqfl,
John G. Reiser, , John C. Sncbninn,
W.li. Spottswood, Wm. Zimmerman, .
Simon Early, D. J. Moore*
Robt F. Noble,; , W.J. Cameron,
Geo. Weise, J. W. Ogilbs’/CA’m.,
October ‘2.1, 1859. . ■ V '
•Jffow is tlie time for Bargains
IN FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
Jll the New Store, corner of N. Hanbifer and Lea-
ther streets.
TUE undersigned returns thanks for the pa
tronage bestowed upon him by the public,
and at- the same time rospectfußymnnouhces
that ho has just returned from Philadelphia, and
is now openings new lot ofFALL t-e WINTER
Dry Goods and Groceries,
consisting in part ns. 'follows, and which ho is
determined to sell at the lowest ensli, prices.
SILKS’, DUCAL CLOTHS, Chnlliea, Alapa
cas,De Laines, Do Rages, Lustres, Poplins,
Lawns, Borages, Brilliants, French-and Scotch
Ginghams,i Prints, Gloves; Hosiery, Collars,
Handkerchiefs, &0., &o.
SHAWLS and MANTILLAS, of every Style
and quality. ■
Slftple, and .Domestic ; DryLGoods.
Glottis, Gassiraeres, Vestings, 'Flannels, Mus
lins, Tickings, Stripes, Checks, Ca|icoes, Cot
tonadcs,,Linens, Sheetings, Denims, Nankeens,
Drills, Marseilles Quilts, colored and white Car
•pet Chain, &c.,.&c,; PARASOLS and-UM
BRELLAS. Also, a large and splendid as
sortment of BONNETS,HATSi CAPS, BOOTS
ANDSSOES. A superior lot of fresh
GROCE K lIJ-JS,
Teas, Coffee,. Sugar, Molasses,! Rice, Spices,
&0.. &c. Having selected my entire stock with
the greatest care, and the lowest CASH .PRI
CES, I can assure my friends and the, public
generally, that I will do all In my power to
make my -establishment known as the BEAD
QUARTERS FOR BARGAINS.” Those who
wish to purchase will find it to -their advantage
to call and examine :my stock. before purcha
sing.
Kyi will pay the highest market price for
BUTTER, EGGS, RAGS, SOAP and DRIED
FRUIT.
J. A. HUMRICH, Jr.
October 27, 1859
QR PH AN S’ COURT SALE:
By virtue of an order of the Orphans’ Court
of Cumberland county to me directed, I,will ex
to public sale on the premises on Thursday,-tho
17tb day of November coming, the two ninth
parts of the following described tracts ot laud
situate-in Monroe township, in this-coiinty, and
which were the property of John Herman, late
of Silver Spring township, dec’d.;
No. 1, A TRACT OF LIMESTONE LAND,
of the first quality, but unimproved, bounded by
lands of John Senseman, Christian Herman,
Abraham. Goodyear, and.Cornelina Wolf, con
taining (M Acres and 128 PzTChtj, qeat measure,
one of which is Timber Land. ->'•(*
No, 2, A TRACT OF LIMESTONE LAND,
and of like quality as the above, likewise unim
proved, bounded by lands of Christian Herman,
Jacob” Goodyear, Mrs. Baker, and Frederick
Aspef. contuinJiigJlJrtfrrci andJsZ^ercJ>e3,noat
measure,' II acres of wuichis Timber Land.
Teems-op Sale Temper cent, iipmediafoly
to be paid when property is struck down. Wid
ow’s tllirds to remain in the land.' The remain
der ol piirchiiso money to. be paid on lst of
April, IBOOrOI, without intcresMtu.equal pay
ments. ' JAMES 'ANDERSON,
Guardian oj Jos,-Li and Benj,-E, Herman■
And at the samu time and place the remain
der of said two tracts of land will be exposed to
sale by the remaining heirs at law of said dece
dent;. Terms of sale the same as above.
Sale to commence at 12 o'clock*
Carlisle, October 20, 1859.
Notice.
T ETTERS of Administration on the estate of
-I—iJoseph Diehl, Sr., dec'd.i late'of Newton
township,Onmbeiland county, havo'been issued
by the Register of said comity to the subscriber
residing in the same township. All persons in
debted to said estate are requesteilo make im
mediate payment,"and those, having claims will
present them for selllemeht to
; JOSEPH DIEHL, J
October 20, 1859-Bt*
For Sale «r Rent.
THE Bride House and Lot on West Pomfret
street, adjoining James Holler and Mrs Par
iter, now occupied by Moses Briclier.JEsq., is
for sale or rent. J. W.EBT.
Carlisle, Oct. 20, 1859.
New und Prime.
CRANBERRIES, - ’i-
MACKAREL, V ;
SALMON,
BUCKWHEAT, : r
COFFEES, .
SUGARS,
Baskets, Cedarwarc, China, Glass, and, all the
articles usually kept in a Grocery store, have
just been added to our former
friends and customers have onf thanks; Iwf for
mer favors, and are-invited to bestow a shore cn
us.in future. J, W.EBT,.
Oct. 20,1859. ■
ProtKonolsiry’s Notice.
iVTOTICB is hereby given that all persons in-
JL\ tercstedi' that the following accounts have
been filed’in tlie Prothohotary’s Office lor ex
amination, &c.,' and will be presented to the
Court ol Common Pleas of Cumberland county
lor donflrmntioh and allowance, c " ’I®”?® 8 '
day, the 16th.day of November, A. D. 185 J.
fst. The account of John Paul, assignee of
John Burns and John Mosainger, partners, &c.,
under deed o( voluntary assignment.
2d. The account ot David W. McChllongh,
assignee ol Dr. Wm. Maleer, under deed ol
voluntary assignment. qjjjqleT; Proth'y.
Carlisle, October 11, 1869. .
To the Ladies!—-Great rnditdernents'!
WE have opened an immense stodii of Mil
linery and Fancy '‘'“B r *
complete uS’snrinieflt ot. fancy BONNLIS. Ri -
hons Feathers. Flowers, Velvet Ribbons
widt.., Spring Skirls, Cor-
Shetland Veil a, French Veils, Hair
Braids, a splendid assortment of Hair Nets.
Head Dresses, a lot of French
Collars vetv loir, an assortment of Cloth Cloaks,
latest iftyTe’ Dress Silks, Jf NEF f. j
Opposite Curab. Valley Bank.
October 8,1850-3 t '
THE VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS t AND
PHOENIX BITTERS,
BT Increasing tho qunpjiiy, ot am \ vi
in every part of the s.Vatmn, enable nature to
make incredible efforts for tlla expulsion ot rtiß
easo before Organic destri.ction beglns. I ia
thus, that In a vory.short space of time they cure
colds; coughs, rheumatism, flatulence, painj In
tlio stomach, choilo and nervous disorders in
ail their forms. But their superior oicoilenco
is in affections of thp stomach, ine ™ alo ' om '
nlaiuts and tho sufferings of entoobled Jopth.—
For sale by Dr. W. B. MOFFAT, proprietor,
BBS Broadway, Now York,
■ Bept. 29, ’Cfl-ly.*
Full anti Winter Goods.
THE undersigned has just returned from
Philadelphia and Now York, with the lafgest
and most magnificent • stock of Goods Never
brought.to Carlisle, which for stylo and beatify
are.unparalleled. , ~ S
The Ladies aro particfuldrly inVlteditoeSamin'o
our varied and splendid stock of ;
Dress Goods,
consisting of plain black Silks, lancy do., of
every description, Bayadere and figured do.,
elegant'Velvet Poplins, both plain and fancy.
French Merinos, the largest stock west of the
oasteiucities.
Cashmeres, plain and lighted j all Wool De
laines, plain and figured..
Shawls, n very largo assortment ol oVer4oo—
Budm’S, Jacquard, Blanket, and Mourn
ing Shawls ol every quality, variety and price.
flannels; White, Fancy and all wool plaid
Flannels. :
• Va'lli,oc)as;.plaid and feaysplore, at astonishing
ly low figure's..
Muslipaj over 10,000 yards, from the most
celebrated, manufacturers in the U. S., at.all
prices, both while and unbleached.
Linens; ’a large Stock of every description,
Table Cloths,. Napkins, and fur Shirtings, from
the best manufacturers lb Ireland.
Ginghams; a very large assortment.
Calicoes; nn assortment consisting of over
90,009 yards, and at prices to suit the times.
Trimmings; a very handsome and well select
ed lot of “ Ladies’ Dress Trimmings,” to suit
every variety of Dress Goods.
Gloves;. Kids, Gauntles, Silk & CottOn (Doves
for "Ladies and children.
Mourning Goods; black french Merinos,
black Cashmeres, all wool Delaines, figured De
laines, Coburga, and every variety ol Monrnlng
Goods for dress, crapes, veils, collars, &c. • ,
Ribbons; we would call-the"attention of the
ladies to our large stock of well selected Rib
bons.
Gentlemen’s wear; Cloths, Caashnores, Sati
nets, Velveteens and GorQa; oyer 10,000 yards
of Satinets at very low prices. .
Carpets; a large and well selected stock of
Carpels of every description of over e.OOOyard?.
Hanover Gloves; the far-famed and well-known
Hanover Gloves, lire only sold by me, as I am
(he only authorized agent for Uib sale of them
in this county. We have justrcceivedfiOOpairs
of them. »
My store Is at the old stanjJ, in Hanover st.,
nearly opposite the Post OllicO. Give njp call
and examine our slock. - ' "
Oct. 13, 1859. • A. W. BENTZ,-
ELEGANT STYLES,. .. '
" * OP- ,
Fall and Winter. Hats and Caps.
'■[''HE subscribers, thankful for the liberal en
|_ courageiiient extended them, beg leave to
announce to thier customers and the jmblic gen
erally, that they havejusl returned from the ci
ty, with an extensive and well selected NEW
STOCK OP
' FALL AND WINTER BATS 4- CAPS,
every style and variety, from
the common WOOL tn (he finest
FUR and SILK HATS, which
have been purchased exclusively for cash, and
can, therefore, be sold at prices that cannot lail
to please. . '
BOYS HATi AND CAPS.—A large supply,
and of the latest fashions, on hand.
Hats-manufactmed to order, in the best style
and of superior materials.
• J. G. CALLIO &CO.
October 13, 1859. -
Ttveniy Horse Engine.
TVTOW on hand (it the Carlisle Foundry, a now
TN TWENTY. HORSE STEAM ENGINE,
complete in every respect,which we will sell at
a small advance on cost.
Also, THRESHING MACHINES, HORSE
POWERS, Corn Crushers, Corn Sholler?, and
other machines lor Farmers.
Also, TEN PLATE STOVES for. burning
wood, two sizes, of/handsomo patterns, together
with a variety ofother articles for Farmers and
Housekeepers, too numerous to mention.
V F. GARDNER & CO.
Cailiale, Otobef i 3, 1859.
GRE RIV A LOF
Fall .and Wiincf Goods.
HtHE subscriber having just relumed from
Philadelphia, announces to his customers
and the public generally, that he has now one
ot the best stocks of Goods ever offered in this
market, 'embraoiifg every variety of ..
Ready-made Clothing,
and Piece Goods, which will ho made to order,
or sold by the yard, among which a few articles
may bo mentioned, vii :
Fine black twilled French, bine-black, blue,
green, brown, drab and claret Peter-'
shams, Russia Fur, Coatings, Mohair and Bea.
ver, tine French black Doeskin, silk-mixed plain
and (ahoy Cassimercs of every style and quali
ty, fine Silk and Plush, Satin, Grenadine, fancy
Cassimere and plain Doeskin Vestings. Also,
a very large and handsome assortment of plain
and I'ancv Cravats. Stocks, Napoleon Ties, fine
quality; Chinese Silk, all Linen Pocket Hand
kerchiefs, Ihlicy and plain Collars, Suspenders,
and half Hose, of every description. • ■
Also, a very largo assortment of TRUNKS.
We call particular attention to our largo and
extra quality of English sole leather Trunks.
Valises, and'a large variety of Carpet and Oil
Cloth Bags, &c.; a large lot of extra made Urn.
brellas, all of Which will be sold at (lie lowest
prices. Call and examine for yourselves at the
old stand in North Hanover street, opposite the
tt American House."
Get. 13,1859. I. LIVINGSTON.
SUll,at tlic old Business.
; LUMBER AND COAL YARD,
On the Railroad, East of Carlisle, in the imme
diate vicinity of the Gas House,-
rpHE subscribers have entered into partnership,
JL and are doing business at the old stand ol
Shrom t*c Ilofler, where will be found, at all
Jimes, LUMBER and COAL in all their vurio.
ties and qualities.
UHBER.
Boqrds of every kind, Scantling,Frame Stuff,
Shingles, Laths, Worked Flooring, Paling,
Posts, Rails, &c M and in fact every-kind o(
Lumber usually found in a well stocked Tnrd,
As wo run olir own cars, wo aro enabled to
fiirnish bills of Lumber of any-required length,
in the shortest possible time. Our flooring.
Weatlierboarding. &c., is always housed, and
can be furnished dry.
COAL,.(under cover.)
Ko palps will bu spared to furnish Coal for
family use,, clean and dry, of all, sizes and qtml*
dies, among which will bo found likens Val
ley, Luke fiddler. Snnbury White, Ash, Trev
orlon, Locust Mountain, Lobbory, &c. And to
oiir Limo burning friends and (o Blacksmiths,
wo would say, we can and will furnish ns cheap
as flio cheapest and of'the best qualify. i
The.senoir partner will booh the yard as usu
al to attend to those who may favor ns with a
continuance of their patronage. Thankful for
past favors, ho solicits a continuance of their
custom at the old yard.
Wo have on band a largo sto.ck of Lumber
and Coal, and are constantly receiving, addi
tions. width wo will soli as low as ahy other
yard in tho borough. . , _
Don’t fail to call at the old yard near tho Gas
House
JACOB SUPOM.,
. .ROBERT M. BRACK.
N. B.—A duplicate of the hooks of Shrom &
ni;o Ip. rpy hands 5 those Indebted can
call on the subscriber at tho old yard and pay
to
August 4, 1850.
TO BE HAD AT BBY’S Orocofy Sthrc, some
of tho choicest No. 1 Maekoral (without
heads,) over offered in Carlisio. Tho'public is
invited to call and examine them and . judge for
themselves.' Feb, 34, 1859.
MANTILLAS. Those in want of aManlilia
will find tho largest and cheapest assort
ment at the cheap store <?( _
Juno ,28, J. A. IlUHEtllon, Jr.
jpp*Job Work tltittf ai fhrs "flice tin
Ulujrl notice.
WHEREAS the, Hon, Jambs
President Judge of tlie several.qourts of
Common Pleas iii thocduntlos of CumhcrtiYul,
Perry, and Juniata, and Justices of the scornt
Courts of Oyer and Terminer nnd General Jail
Delivery in said counties, nnd Samuel Woodburn
& MichaciCocklin, Judges of tire Courts ot Oyer
nnd Terminer and General Jail Delivery for the
(rial of all capital nnd other otlenders, in the said
county of Cumberland, by their prcceptsfo me
directed,, dated the 22d day ot August, 1859,
have .ordered the Court of Oyer and Terminer
and General Jail Delivery tddie holden at Car
lisle, on* the 2d Monday of November, 1869,
(being the 14th day,) at 10 o'clock in Ihc iore- .
noon, to continue two weeks.
NOTICE-is hefeby given to the Coroner, Jiia
ticcs.of the Peace, nnd Constables of the said
county of Cumberland, that they are by the said
precept commanded to-be then and there in their
.{(roper persons, with their rolls, records, and in
quisitions, ckiiiuVnations nn'd all other remem.
brances, to do those things which to their offices
appertain to be done, and njl those that are
bound by recognisances, to pVf/Se'ontc against
the prisoners that are or {hen shall ,Ucln the Jail
pfsald county, are t‘6 be theta topfdsecutcthem
ns shall be just. . ;
ROBERT M’CAUTNEY, ShtrifT.
September 16,1859.
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
FOB SALE.
THE uttde'rsjgned tvill irikat priVitto pqlc, all
their property on East Street ami, Liberty
Alley, containing 120 feet Iront on East Street;
qnd 120 feet deep on Liberty Alley, having
thereon erected tour (Felling houses.
n_JV No. 1. Being a largo two story
Stone House, with Back-building, a
li!l*lllS»Bi'iek Cistern, very choice fruit trees,
&o.
No. 2. Being a largo two story Frame Ilnnse,
with back-building,Brick CiSU'in, Wood-house,
choice fruit trees and Shrubbery.
No. 8 and 4, afe situated oh Liberty Alley,
being one story stone and frame Houses.,
Those , properties will be sold together or
separately, to suit purchasers. Any person
wishing to view the properties or wishing infor
mation, will inquire of Wm. Bell, or die under
signed. S. & N.' Bh’LL.
Carlisle, January IS, 1859—tf
Fall and Winter Clothing.
THE subscriber.has returned from the Eas
tern Cities, with a largo and well selected
stock of ■
Fall and Winter Clothing,
GENTLEMAN’S FURNISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, UMBRELLAS,
&C-, which he can, sell at such prices, as to ai).
tonish the ndljyes. .
• Having taken particular pains to select goods
especially adapted /or this riiatket, bq cun as
sure Ins customers, that they are WELL AND
FJIsHIONAIw y MADE. , .
Buyers will And it to their interest to exam-'
ine ijiB*stock, as he,lias determined to sell upon
the motto of
, “SMALL PROFITS.” ;
OS’* R craember the phi Stand, near the Mar
ket House.
SOLE Agents for Pennsylvania, for the sal
of this Wbiskev,
■ WM. ELLIOTT & CO.
No. 68,.A r . ‘hi SI., Phi!a.
03!" j. S. Ltwoß & Co., South Hanover St.,
directly opposite the Volunteer Printing Office,
Carlisle, are authorized to sell this Whiskey
and liavo a largo stock on hand.
' August,lB. 1850—8m*.
Large Arrival of F all & Winter Goods
; v'; ! ■, At'; • •
New Store.
J AM novVoponing the largest assortment,of
Dry Good ever brought toCuluboriand coun-
ly. •
The attention of Hie Ladies is particularly in ,
vited to the splendid assortment of Dress Goods.
A (nil line of magnificent Silks, Poplins, Poil
Do Cheviers, French Merinoos, Cashmere, tic.
Shawls and cloth Capes, of all kinds, and un
commonly ohoap. Dress Trimmings, all new
styles, and to suit every color. Flannels and
Blankets'at astonishingly low prices. Calicos,
the best in Carlisle, at 0,8, and 14 cents. Dc
Lnines, the best in Cumberland county, at 10,
12, and 15 cents. Carpets, the beat in the State,
af 37, 60, and 03 cents. Muslins, bleached and
unbleached. Linens, Napkins, Table 'Cloths,
Shirtings, Doglies, &c., bought from the largest
importers in New York. Ginghams, a lull as
sortment. Mourning Goods, a largo assortment
of Mourning Goods, of all kinds and description,
a new supply of fashionable Bonnets and Rib
hons, at low figures. Gloves of the best quality,
Alexander’s Kid Gloves, Kidd, Silk, and Cot
ton Gnnnilels, all kinds, Ladies and Gentleman’s.
Boys and Girl’s winter Gloves, Buck Gloves.
equal io any exclusive Jlytncy. Gentlemen's
wear, a new assortment'of fine'Broad Cloth’s,
Castor Seav'oys, plain and fancy Cassiraeres,
Vestings, Cassinelfs, Kentucky deads, Ac., fee.
Cassimeres suitable for Boys very cheap, throe
Ply Carpeting, Floor Oil Cloth’s, rill widths,
good, and cheap. .
The store is now placed fitll of new, elegant,
and cheap goods, and will hi) sold off at prices
to defy competition.
Come one, come all, before purchasing else
where. Judge for yoilt-sclvcs. and save money
by buying your goods at the cheap store.
No trouble to show our goods at the new store
opposite the RaiPßorid Depot,
BOOTS AND SHOES.—An entire new stock
of Boots and Shoos just received.
Men’s and Boys, winter Boots and Shoes, very
cheap. Ladies, and Children’s,B(ipts and
Shoes, of Willi’s celebrated make,’ho bettor or
handsome shoe made. ''
■ Gum Shoes of,all kinds, very low. ,My old
customers for Boots and Shoes-wllLploase give
mo a call.
October 27, 1859.
Ronthe’s Patent Animal Trap.
THE subscriber has been appointed agent
for .Cumb.erland county, (or the sale of
Kemhe’s patent animal trap, for catching Fox
es, Minks, Wolves. Beals, kb., tall and sue
thetll at the cheap Hardware store of
' , , HEFfKY' SAXTON.
March 17,1859.
■ s. r. nunir,
Attorney at law. oiiico in Rheoth’s
Hull, rear of (he Court House, Carlisle.
September 22,1859 —ly
; I _ a
■pvil. JNO.. K- SMITH respocttnlly announ-
U cos to his.olit friouds and former patrons,
that ho has fotunied from his South-western
tour, with his, health greatly Improved, and has
resumed practice ih Carlisle.
Oiiico oti Stain street, one door West of thu
Railroad.Dbpp't, where ho Can bo found at nil
hours, day anil night, whort not out profession
ally Oct. 27. 1859.
MILL picks, MlLl, PICKS. An assort,
moht of John Ila'rils’ celebrated now pa
tent MILL PICKS, just received at the Agri
cultural Implement store of
■ • M,B. STRICKLAND & BRO.
The Picks are superior to any now made,and
are warranted.
July 7, 1860.
JACOB SIIRDM
TbELLS ! BELLS!! Fafin Soils of the best
13 makes, for sale cheap, at the hardware store
ol John P. Lyne & Son.
'May 19,1859.
r-rOTEL KEEPERS and Dealers generally,
U supplied With floe Liquors St less !ban city
prices by -IVM. BE.'.T2*,
Carlisle,- January 29,1 F.-9.
Frb'clutaation.
First Great. Arrival ol
ASHER IVIEL,
■Successor to Steiner 4 Era's.
September 15,1859.
SPEAIOJE’S lOKK STATE
Baiu.ev.-SHi.ted
RYE WHISKEY. ,
CHARLES OGILBY.
. •Notice.. |
TVTOTICE is hereby given .that an application
JLI will be made to the Legislature of Penn
sylvania, at its next meeting, for lhS Incorpora.
tion et a Bank of, /ami, with discount ana de
posit privileges, to bo located-ip the Borough
of Carlisle, Cumberland county, Pa.,,49 bd
i called' “I'At Bunk of CarlUU,” with anapiltl
j of one'hundred tliousaud dollars, tylth thd.xijjht
; to Increase the'same to three hundred tftodfintl
dollarii, (Signed.) ,
William ker, ■■ John B; Porker,
Thbmus Paxton. ■ John Noble,
Benjamin.Glvlqt.jr. Enoch Young,
Richard Woods, Christian Staymsn,
•William Bean, John S. Stotaett,
a; B. Sharpe, Wra..N. Itiusell.. ■ •
John 0, Dunlap, Joseph D. Halbert,
Robert Givjp, John ljunlap,
James Under, Robert lloore,
11. A. Sturgeon, KobeVt WlUou,
Samuel Greason, Geo, W.Sheafer,
Jacob 11. Neisley, Benjanliu KuUley.
June 30, 1859—0m*
Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that appllcatlonwlll
be made to the next Legislature pf Penn
sylvania, to alter the charter of tfid Carlisle De
posit Bank, located In tb‘o Borough of CarllaU,
Cnmherland county, so as-t'A, holder, upon Mid
Bank the lights and privileges pf.a hank of Is
sue, and to changes, its name to .the Carlisle
Bank; also to Increase the Capital of said bank
(which is at present scventy-t ; w.dithqnsand dol
lars, with privilege of increasing the same jjjnddf
its present charter to one hundred, thousand
dollars,) two hundred nnd flits UidusSnd, dol
lars. W. M. BEETEM, tiMtr.
Juno 30, 1859—Cm
IJARGAINSI
JJ , BARGAINS!!
Just received nnd for sale at tadU'cdd pHc'Oi, a
large lot of Silk dusters, Slmntilla and French
Lace Mantillas, Napoleon Bareges, Lawns In
great variety of style, cheap; Delaines, Chintzes,
Brilliants, Embroideries at less than city prices,
Lace mitts, Sun Umbrellas, Douglass ic
wood’s unequalled Skirls for Ladies, Miasms
and Children's wear, Hosiery of every.descrip
tion. ' ' 'i ■
Plcftsc call at Leidich & Sawyet’s new store,
East Main St. ,
J line 30, 1859.
DOaf ami Cap Store.
AT KELLER'S old stand, North Hanover
Street, nearly opposite the Hardware store'
of J. P. Lyne & Son.
A full assortment just received, to which,
stniit additions will, be made of city as well da
home manufacture. The stock now comprises
a Moleskin, Cassimfre, Beaver and Felt ra
HATS, of all styles and colors, from
the cheapest to the best quality. Straw Hats,
a large variety of all prices and styles, together
with a neat assortment of children’s Fur and
Straw Hats. . Also, Men’s, Boys’and Children’!
OAFS, embracing every kind now worn, both
plain and dress Caps, to which the attention of
the public is respectfully invited. Doa’t:/orgtt
Feller's Old Stand.\
Carlisle, May, 1859—1 y
Bargains 1 Bargains I
■ SAVE, YOUR MONEY ...
BY calling at the store nckl fd Rllne’s Hotcij
Nortii lianovcl- Street, Carlisle, where you
can buy Goods at a saving of 25 per cent., as
the subscriber is determined to sell bis large and
well selected stock of Domestic and Foreign
Dry Goods, .
without reserve, at cost of city prices.
Blenched and mibbiS'chiM muslins at city prices/
Pillow case muslins and Shoutings . “
Apron and Furniture checks
Tickings and Ponit. Stripes
Cotton, linen and woolen table cloths “
Domestic and Manchester Ginghams . “
The best calicoes at 10 dts. and the test •{
Fancy and black Lawns *•!
Lavolla cloth and Debegos ' “
Barege's and Pongee mixture “
Plain and figured mouslin-de-ialns “ •.
Clndlics and Barege de Inins “
Silk Poplins and Alpacas •• .
Pnrasolls and Umbrellas “
Stella, printed and plain Shawls “
Fine embroidered collars “
SEeletoti and othefSkirts , . 1 «■
Swiss Muslin, Cambric and Jaconet . “ .
Linen Cabibiio UandkclUhlGfs lt
Black and obl’d Silks ' “
Black and col’d Cloth “ ,
Casaimcres apd Mcfilib Cassimercs “
Kentucky Jcaljs nfi’d Cassineta <«
Plain and striped cotton pant stuff «
Plain and twilled Linen **
While and col’d Flannels •;
Hosiery and Gloves '
Trunks and Carpet Bags
Country merchants will do well ,by calling, a*
they will save expenses, and any one wishing to
commence business will secure himsglf, by buy
ing the entire stock—one of the bqqf. stands in
town. So every one can make .money by call,
inp on S. L. LEVI-
Juno 23, 1850.
Foreign ami Domestic, Lljfuojrsi
LYNCtI & CO., successors to Lynch & Wea
land; respectfully announce to Hie public,
that they continue to ke,ep constantly on.hand,
and fbr sale, a large and very superior assort
ment of . ,
■ ■ . i
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
at tho old stand, South Ifaubver street, three
doors south of Inhoffts Grocery,store, opddlr
rectly opposito.tho Volunteer printing office.
BRANDIES,
All of choice Brands,
WINES, ■ ■■ „, ...
. Sherry, Madcria, .Lisbon, Claret,
Native. Hock, Johannisherg and Bo
derheituor.
CHAMPAGNE, , 4 . •
Heidsi.ck & Co., Geislor & Co., ana
imperial.
GINS,
Bolden, Lion, and Anchor.
WHISKEY, i ...
Superior Old Monongahcla, Choice
Old -'‘Family Nectar, Wheat, Scotch,
' and Irh.h.
SCOTCH ALE, Muir & Son’,’ Sparkling
Edinburgh, Allsopp’s East India Bale'Alb,
Tonnol’s Broun Stout. Also, a large lot of
Mohnngahela Rectified Whiskey, I’AIiKER’S
BRAND, for sale low'. ■ ••• • • s- •_
Dealers anil others desiring a PURE ART!.
CEE, will find it lis represented, as their whole
attention will bo given tb a, proper and osrcfttl
selection of their.STOCK, which cannot he SHtr
passed, and hopes to hare the patronage ol the
publld. . ■
April iSI, iSob—Bin
Something New!,
AGJIICtJLrURAL WP IE ME! tit Atib
SEED STORE. , ,
M ' B. STRICKLEB & BROTHER, have
•just opened, in the roopi.forirtfr/j’ occu
pied by Sbryook, Taylor & Srailh, Zug'a new
building, Main St., two doors east of the mar
ket house, a largo,nasoftmetlt of Agriculture)
Implements and fertilisers,-which they aro pre
pared to soil on iho moat reasonable terms.
The slock embraces
Plow, Cultivators, Harrow, Hay. Straw and
CcmiTodiler Cutters. Reapers. Mowers,
Prills, Cradles, Scythes. Corn Skelters,
Tories, Shards, floes. Rakes, Prun
ing Knives, ll'/icislones fof Mow
ers, and. every other article neces
sary for, farm use. ■ ■ '
■ They also intend .keeping in addition, a full
assortment of Cedar nnd Willow Ware, Inclnd.
Inc Spain’s Patent,Churn, Brooms, Brushes,
Butter-workers, Blitter Forma, Prints, Ladies,
Butter Tt'ha: Bowls, &o.
Also, Fruit, Garden nnd Flower Seeds) Seed
Potatoes of tho best varieties. They aro con
stantly making additions to their stock, and will
uso every exertion to supply tho wants or tn'a
agricultural community.
They have,also tho agency fbV Evans f Wat
son’s Salamander Safes,
Orders loft at tho store for frnlt and OrthS.
mental Trees, Flowers arid frttlllsefs, will bo
nltaridbd to promptly.
April *1.185«r-l7 -
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LYNCH & CO.