ldid Assorfmcnt ' °S Firsl Clasa J ' ready made CIOTH IN G? 11. S. li IT TE R ,' . s :„ s t voturiiQil /rum, the. c.ily with n IJ new amt »« ortinout «iuly. miule Cl„iiii"s' consisting of • • ,, Esquimaux, Moscow, Ghiurhilia, Beaver and ' , Pilot Overcoats, VnH-t:i Saekateop, nmt ■ Pack Cents, Punts oi'o('ci-.v variety, color ,nml quality, q.M ' l 'V selected ami jmulu up with great elite. OObaTalso.on hand a .largo and clogaut stock qf ' Jc jpitiuisiiins oo«as,' .. (ln , „f host quality of latest improved shoul crnSvoUasbirtS. all wool (ta#,.AM><qr cbirls of all ki’nds PollawH, Nudities, Suqpendors,-Haudkor-' C \\'fn,Xra himsoif that with tho thorough knowN V . uruSked as a practical Tailor, for upwards of, • - S ,. .;. lv ra ho can offer such inducements as will frf iedt’advnntftgc to all who may favor him avail. Como and givo.hun.a trial. • •''lie has also oil hand a largo stock of all kinds Mil qualities of ~ - Fall and Winter Goods, , usual which ho is prepared to make up to or. l and having secured tho services of a iirsf class city’ cutter, Is ready to got up work at short ui), '*”• ,*a also the A cent for this Count}', and lias for .alo lho-elehritcd Original HOWE SEWING tmn •MACHINE, which in acknowledged to be tbe-best \<itu ! I /)ur/ioHrn, nuir iVh*c. lie .will guarantee them ,ti> (In nil kiiu]s ,pf.,newiiig,.lroin heavy leather to •!'n h'.liti' 1 - ’an(l do it us. iienjly, and' us dura l !c. i\3 any machine now iu use, or the money will W refunded. . -6 ii V’ 1* <• ~ ii. s.diir^fe’R,., ; ( l(ii)T3 above Saxton’s- Hardware store, Main st-. f f iirlis’.e. Nov'. Id. ISfiH. . rpilE uridrrsmied, As-signoe ul\ Michmd -L Miaioh, of. the Borough of Carlisle, under dcviil j.f voluntary assignment'fur tbb benefit of. tn;di«ors, wi I sedl at the Court House,.ih the said on Saturday, the 2Sth day of November, Ibilh'tljuffollowing valuable real estate, viz: n All lii/it valuable row.bf Brick Jfr— o H-m.seaJ on Ea>f .Street, in Carlisle. t» VT| Tids ro.v consists of ten two story brick ll<u>sei, each .house lll '“ ll t hv-joty-eighl iVet ui' front, arid hay- •Ej' a lot about i\vo hundred and-fdrty feet in dept' l l' the Lelort Spring. These houaea„iire well lin i.-hed and are desirable us residences. Also, (wo out lots on the York'road, bounded l.v lauds ’of Peter Spabr, Carey Alii, and Robert Irvine, apd containing, about four acres more or l.p, .These ure valuaole lots and are worth the attention of purchasers. . t . S.ik to eonnneinic' at 10 o’clock. A. M., when leiujs trill be made - ' IrtNIEL EOKLES, AtmiynvC' Oct. 5: j^o;3 A'ALUAIiLE HEAL-ESTATE AT PLMUjIC SALIO. (hi *Tvi;tii!ui/, ihc-\nl <hq) of December, 1803. IW ILL iifiei; nt .i*u Ijliu Sale, at tlio' puurt 11’Hi.to. in borough .of Carlisle, on the abo\e luiiiic 1 ilay, that well known ami justly celebrated l>M)»crl}’known _as the tfterreifs Cap 'Property . I,l 'is properly is situated on the top of the North llimmaiii, on Gap, and commands one of the grandest ami most lovely views' of tlie great ! fiimiuriiind Valiey, reaching from m mntii»;t across the valley, and from twenty to •>'irly lilies ii, extentenst and west along the'great ihaimel of one of the richest tract;*, of land in the ""d'i. Thu location is one of the tiiost healthy in ' the country, imd' in summer is resorted; toby great immitin>,«f .Invalids on account of the purity ofthe n'mosplioro. Thoie are 271 -Acres of j> n 1 )"‘'l in the tract, between fifty am} sj.x h‘-iurcs of which are cleared, 'pic ulli- |i SS ■ is inline Timber, and grcli' 4111111 tity 'A CWiUmt OuU Hark urght be pealed ■ J rir u lli i f,:t the properly. - The buildings consist ol a two frame Hotel, .with stabling and barns attach* A largo two-story frame, dwelling House, In tt!iicli thure is a good store room. The stand is an for a store. There are also two other dwelling-houses oh the This is certainly o.m of tin, tfloat bus been J'iTend for.atile within ft long time, and those wish purchase such a property should certainly ' , *h it, to see its advantages. -It is within seven j’ul'is of Carlisle, and within two,, miles of the Cur •i'k: sulphur springs. . ( ’ Terms made known tin-day of sale by MARY-A. MIDDLEKABFF, Oct. 29, 1863, :i t JPor Roil I* , 1 .v_aluablo - L)t of: Ground, op High street, adjoining Mr. Woodward’s property, with9ofoet in front, with two Brick. n -a • I’lusoa oii it,;39 feet in clour between 'ith, and 2-10 foot in dbpth, with* per- |S ■■ ■ liifta •uit l° from the main jßßjflS* rack. Suitable for any railroad bus ri. €sS ‘- Also, a bouse adjoining it. Possession t'vcuoii the Ist of April> 1564. For term enquire Rev. GEO. LEIDY, Nov. 12, *63 3t. Residence at Private Sale. I K nqaf the corner of Pitt rind Slain Km.iu^e 6 - 9 ' ™ thb borough of U ovlialo,.twp doprs 2^ of tbo Mothodiat church. The !I.L» l,Vlsmuuts aro a commodious Brick dinrr“/ con,R *ning eight rooms iuclu-’ ]W»i]i9L room l JJ e . ,,lul ‘ t kitchen and dining- the m. i 1 11 B <)0< 1 order and with nil eohl J. * ll * m P r ovcments, including gas)' hot aud p ,ltc r. bath, &c. * (; l ?5 t Wß ’, an d further information enquire of din " c ’* • JUlton, the owner of the proiqiaes, resi o llu it door, or of ‘V 5, ’B3—Bl, I- . ' NoilCe. bjtiz’enß of Sbtith Middle )oiV £* vu n °tioe that they' will uot al **}’ nuuting or shooting on their promises; • G-eo. Gurvor, • \i ij *'iso, Jacob Trestle, , W’tn r i U . , . le,ll . au » - Juo. Hartzlor, s ]i . ■Jacob Myers, Joii‘l 5^9 r » J- M. Q.opdyoar, p s p J\ ebbcrt, Jua. p. Wolf,* . • Herman, Daniel Yob, ' .I'Hnn, ■ Jno. Myjrs, • —. Cv r „, S; lck " r - Sural’ liitzol, kn? Win. Saxton, ICk j n H. Brochbill, . illiii i • an ' Danl. Kaufman, I . Jno. M. Good, St’, u wu?!’ • Goo. MUol, ■ lacni, I'‘G'amaon, Jno. Shupp, | !' V I 1 ». - EpUrra. Shelly, Pl-n-Jt . ’ IJhnj.’ ICaufmun,' P I/J i - cl! - v ' Willin'ShiiV ll t XIU V , ' UCII iKFS, Ties, Stocks. RHk '*:ui^ Us l >u,l 'lu» B, Under Shirts, Drawers, a ■f ‘W ttssurtiuent, ran bo found ait /I ‘ISAAC LIVIXUSTON’S, I U- r ,.j, yj Emporium, - NEW WINTER GOODS. I lIAYE just returned from flic Eastern Markets with an imnntiso stock' of Winter -Goods. Lhtest styles ami fabrics-of LADIES’ DKEJ3S GOODS, - Misses’ rind chlltlfcrl-s Dress pood?'. Ladies* and Misses’ Furs, all kinds and tpialifiea. Berthas, ■ Capos, , ’ Mulls and Cuffs. ~-ti -iit hi|. , t .A large rfc 1: cf.CJo;ilis a K)<] DlstnUes so eeted from fhemost fashionable iiumufadtofi.es' in the cities, latest) Paris Styles aijd designs.'- Cloakinppl.iin.it iu.l.eas-L<ir.,l{BiiMotouV aud other qualities. Shawls Ui Ityr'ge sifpply, lut eat novelties as well us. staple makes.-, 1 ,. Mourning goons of all kinds ami varieties. Balmoral SYf r y < l,, d style. Now stylo of hoop skirt Ail kinds of worried goods, gloves, hosluy, em broidery, Ac. MEN’S' AND BOY’S WEAR, Overcoatings, cloths, ..Motou’s satihbts, jeans, to gether with an immense stock of muslins, calicoes, ginghams, blankets, furnishing goods, &0., &v.- Please call at the well known stand, East Main street,' Carlisle. . . . Nov. 19, *O3. W. C. SAWYER. RAN away from the subscriber, ( residing in Lower Alien township, on or about tho 9tli inst., an indentured apprentice to th'o t .farmipg business, named William Lowe, aged about 15 years. Said boy is of light complexion, and bad on when ho, absconded, a grey coat and punts, brpwn All persons are 'warned not to trust of harbor said boy on my account. Nor. 19, '63—3t* PUI3LIC SALE. ON Thursday tlie 3d of December next, at 1 o’clock, will bo sold at-Public Saloon the premises, .that well known and beautiful prop erty about three miles North of Petersburg, iu La timoro township, ncirthe old Carlisle road, ad joining hinds of Abruhum Zigleraiijd Joseph Flobr, containing lenaoyys. inoro br’leas, of. clear laud, iu a gobd £tato,of cultlvutiou. • ■ ' 1 • The improvements are a-,two story n ,ji LOG HOUSE, with kitchen attached, |IA ■ log stable, hog house, dry bouse, Ac. |S555| |L Tboyo bearing ‘ Orchard of choice-Apples/ and Peaches, there is **"' 1,11 ti never failing, well ofwator near the door, .'.i ; Also, at the same time and place, will: be sold a good lot of choice young CHESTNUT-I’ltlUßEUy Contain nig* 2" uyVea more or less, aitu ale, iu South Middleton township, Cum berlaud county, adjoining lands of . JT Abraham Zeiglor, and .tipra .of John Shultz, near flic old Carlisle road, for merly the property 6f B.ohjamin Lerew, dec’d. • A- further,description of the property is deemed unnecessary; persons-wishing to , v lew ilio property before the day of Sale, will,eall on the undersigned in Laiimoro township, near the first named tract. Attendance will be given aud terms made known outlay of Sale by- Nov. 11), ’O3, 'PillS ADp-IN AND EAST PENNSBOHO’ i MUTVAL FIHE INSUUANCE. COMPANY of Cumberland . county, incorporated* by 'an net of Assembly, in the year 18-13, and having recently bad itii charter extended to the year 1883/ja now iu active and vigorous operation under the super intendence of the followjnir Board of Managers: - .Win. 11. Gorgas, Christian Stayman, Jacob Eberly, Daniel Hailey, Alexander Catheart, Jacob 11. Cooyer, John Eieholberger, Joseph Wickcrfiliam, Samuel, Eberly, Rudolph Martin, Moses Brlekor, •Jacob Cobver aud .J!,, C. Dunlap. The rates of. insurance arc ns low and favorabK as any Company of the kind in the State. Persons wishing to become members are invitod’to make ap plication to the. Agents of the' Company who ar ‘willing,to wait upon them at any time. President—W. R. GORGAS, Eberly’s Mills, Cum bcrlaml county. ’ ? . Vico Prcs’t.—CnuiSTiAN Stayman, Carlisle Cum berlund county. .Seet’y:—JoiiN-C.. Dunlai*, Mochanicsburg, Cijir berlnnd enmity. , Treasurer— Daxiel Baiey, Dil.sburg; York county. ' -, 6 AGENTS. ' Cumherlmul County. —John Shorrick, Allen ; Ilei ry Zeuring.Sbiremanstowh j Lafayette Peficr, Did iiisou ; Henry Bowman,. Church town Mode Gri llth, South Middleton; Sam’l. Graham, W. Penns boro': Samuel Coover, Mechanicshurg; J. W. Cock iin, Shepherdstowu; Upper Alien; 1 0. Saxton. Silver Spring John Ilyer, Carlisle Valentino Feemau, Now Cuoiberlaud ; Jamas 'MeCamllisb, Newville. . "Font jjuitulif.'—V/. S. Picking, Dover: Jamci (iriflilli. AVarrington ; J. F. Dojirdorlf. Washington Hi.ehey Clark, Dillsburg; D. Rutter, Fairview; Job U’lllhiins. Carroll. ifttiijthlu County. —Jacob Houser, Harrisburg, Members of tbe Company having policies about to expire, cau have them renewed by making appli cation to auv of the Agents* March 13, 1863. NEW I)1UIG STOKE. THIS undersigned has just opened a new DRUG STOKE, in,.South Hanover Street) next dour to C. Grocery Store, where he has just received and opened a large slock of • . ’ , . Cliemicals, . ‘ , Dye-Siuffs, Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, and Fancy Articles. Al so, a largo lot of , Tobacco and ScgfU’s, of the most favorite brands, Cual Oil b.iimpsand Shades, Darning Fluid.- Coil fee ticuarics, Ft nits, Nuts, Coal Oil, Alcohol,] Suitiv-nary, Patent Mcdi ciuea, and all other connected with oar lino. All of whioh wo will sell at prises to.e.uit the times Prescriptions carefully compounded by a qompeten druggist. • Carlisle, April 23, 18G3. CUMBERLANDVALLEYBANK NOTICE. —It will Be seen by the following advertisement that Henry A*. Sturgeon. Edq. bus retired from the'firm of Ker, Dunlap & Co., and that Samuel Hepburn, Esq., of Carlisle, (liiiu borlaud co'uuty,'Pu., has been associated with the remaining partners in,Oio firm of Ker, Dunlap Co., and that Win. W. Hepburn has Cashier in the place of Mr. Sturgcpn. . . \ THE ARB: William Ker, 1 Isaac Breneman, Richard, Woods, . Joiin 3, Sterrett, John C. Dunlaf, . John Dunlap, This Banlc will continue to do General Banking and Excfyfinge, Business , It thoir Banking Uouso r?: in rCarlinlo; under th lame jvn£ jstylo of KUR, DUNLAP & GO. Money. Will bo received on deposit and paid bacs on demand, without notice. Certificates of deposit bearing interest,jit the rate of five pur cpnt, will be iasudd for as short a period as four months. Inter eat on nil certificates will cease at maturity, but i| such certificates are renewed at any time thereafter for another given period, they shall bear the same rate of in,tores,t up to the time of removal. Twenty ,days notice must be given of an intention to with draw interest deposits. • . The proprietors. wop\d cali che detention. of,Far more. Mechanics and all others who desire, a saft depository for their-ihonljy, to the fact that they are not only liable to the'amount of their,sto^kiri ; tho .Bank, but. are individually liable ta the extent ol their whole estates fur. all the deposits and' other obligations of Kor, Duulup & Co. , Particular attention will.be given to the collec tion of Vendue Notes, Foreign Bills, Checks; Ac"., in auy part of the United States and Canadas. . Remittances made to any part of the United States, Bpglund and Ireland. . They will at aU timos.bo pleased to give any in formation .desired, iu regard to money matters in general. The fhHhful, and confidential ojojoiition of all .business entrusted to them may be relied upon. A. L. SPONBLER. The Bank will bo ppon-for business from 9 o'clock in the morning, until 3.o'clock-in the afternoon.' Discount day, every .. . Collections frumi. Philadelphia, ‘Now York and Boston made oh favorrblo terms. - The proprietors refer to Muroh fl, ISD3. Victorines, 5 Cents Rewai d. HENRY SMYSER. JACOB FORST: Flee 1 iißiii’ance. DAVID RALSTON. Samuel Hepburn ' £*T.,°£ OKIi -\ Philadelphia E. W. CLARK.& Co., I Winslow, Laikrr & C0.,-New York, Clark, Chunky i Co., Boston. • W. V. lIEPIiU-RN, Cashier CAUTION! Tlie undersigned hereby notifies himttv 8 atnl others against trespassing or on h l3 iarm in North township. All doing will be prosecuted under the law. - >*’ JACOB ZITZER. Nov. 12, 1863—3 t. ' . . lISTKAY. GAME to the premises of Mrs. McCartney, on east Street in the borough of Carlisle, a large white hog. whiehHhe owner can havobypay ing expensoß, Apply to - • A. J. McCANTNEV. Nov. 12, 1803, 1 Dissolution. 'j’ilE fl co-nartuorslup heretofore existing he ■■ 1 tween the undersigned, under the linn of Ar pold, A Co., ia this day dissiilvud by mutual consent of, tho firm are assumed by Philip Arnold, and thj books are in bis bunds fur collec tion. ' ' PHILIP ARNOLD, s i:.v. v.v • ,* SAMUEL ARNOLD. Carlisle, Nov. 3, *63. Arnold’s do tiling II all. milE undersigned having purchased till: J. entire'.tuck of Ready Made Clothing, Cloths, Cassimeres, ~ Sattiuats, Vestings, &.C., of the of Arnold A Co., would respectful ly p,nnopnpo.to tliq,.public,-in,-general, that ho is now prepared to manufacture .clothing toojrder, o t r sell Clojtlis, Caasimeaus, &o, t by tho piece on.as fayoiable terms us they can bo procured in this scctioii. i- • PHILIP ARNOLD. ARNOLD’.') CLOTHING HALL. At this place you can got dothiug ‘ Rich in.style and quality. Not excelled iu this county, Of every grade and price. Lctall call amt.examine.- -Do net-pass without stopping’. Sold at wholesale or retail. Coats, Pants and Vests, latest styles,’ Lined and Paper Collars, Overcoats, lino and common, Trunks and Traveling Bags,'. Hats and i^aps,of,every variety, Rubber cents,-loggius, capes, -tc., Jjlow styles of traveling shirts, (Doves, gauntlets,’ and hosiery, Handkerchiefs and suspenders, (\lso reckties and fancy scarfs. Xiook out fur good bargains, iet all remember the place, .• * - , i •■ ,* , ' » ; ’. , Street, . l**o doors porth of the Carlisle Deposit Bank, l2, '63. . - . ■ AIUUVAL OF NEW STOCK OF PRY; Goods. . Af.KNTZ,, HAS. just retuii’u.u.d fnmi thG Nqw York and Philadelphia markpts with a largo and well selected stock of Dry Goods, consisting in part of Mohair Laeo, . Plaid Victoria, Wool Plaids, Plaid Poplins, Bilk and WorstoA.Cbccka; Colored Alpaca, Colored Merrimfic, v-Moes do Laino, Double width Wool Plaids, ~ Black opd Wlutg do. t -. Wool Plaid Victoria, Ginghams, Calicoes, Checks. Tickings, Opera Flannels, Shirtings,’ Table Dia pbr, Sl/ectin'gs, Canton Flannels,’Ac. raoi>i6rtira« <;ooi>s. Morinoes, ( Cashmyrcs, \ , . . Bombazines, FigunM i plain Dbluinos, Brocade jlolmir, Doable Wool de Laincs, • Cbenii Mohair, Stripoil Reps,, • f Striped Mohair, Striped pHiplip,'* , Gros.de ,. • I’orinc Cloth. Parametto Coburg, Black Coburg, Mournipg corded silk, Poilt »le Soie, bl ick silk, alurgo assortment of crape collars, black alpacas, black silk belting, Ac. . . ; Mj was. Black and bordered and square &]inwls. squaro and long .wo«p shawls. bfq.<*k./Thibet, dVJous do biiinc, broohe long and plaid wool shawls, fancy wool shawls, in grout variety. SKIRTS, Ladies’ jmts, home in i.dt ’ holcU* 1 u »- , r od. TUe latest style hoop skirts —sly ’ , nosUillt; A large and well selected stock, wool and cotton, ladies and children's' caps, a fine assortineut of bon net and mantua,ribbons, gingham, silk and cotton handkerchiefs, umbrellas, a large of MENS AND BOYS’ WEAK. Cloths, Casshiiei'es, Satinets, , ~ , ~ Kentucky .leans. Tbo lafgcctaim best selected stock .in thu county. Carpets, oil cloths; Ac. Those goods have all boon selected expressly for this market, with great care bolb'to their quality and stylus, as well as to a reasonable priuo atwbieh they can a;.d wilj. .disposed of. The old friends apt) p.qsfoiherß ofthis well kuowil bouse are invited to call and examine this stock of splendid goods. * Oct. 29, 'O3, Teacher’s Institute. I\liE.ddmbor!and County Teachers’ Insti tute will meet in Mechauicsburg, on llcdaes ofay, Dec. 2, 1803. Programme of Exercises Parental co-operation—Jacob C. Stock, •' A. It. Hutchinson. 2.—Orthography—Liberty Rictfhvflin,* • S. J. Lamb;' . . 3*.—Heading—Jacob B. Oehr, George W. Titzol. j , ’ 4. J. A. Eherly,’ Israel • Donnelly.’ 5. Geography— OlLmi, George W. /Epply.- - • G.— Grajnnpir—Dr. 11. M. Stouffer, S. P. .* . Goody par.' ' t t ; * - . . . 7. —Mental Arithmetic—J. EV Spencer, S. A. Mowers. * 8. Written Arithmetic—William V< Cav . anjiugb, Joh,n.Landis.' .»• • . 9. School Government—Philip Lung, W. -.Kirkpatrick. 10.—Philosgphy—D. E. Kabt, George -W. Thrush, t i i ■ll.—Phislologv— v. K. Noel!, P. 'A. Cam 12. —M usio—M. Johnson, A Mathews. 13. Algebra—David Miller, Win. Logan. 14. Geometry—Samuel Fernald, „A- •T. Palm.' v. 15. History—Leonard Alleman, J. 11. Shriver. r 16—Composition—J. It. Longnocker, Jno. Helflcfinger. 17. —Ttfwnsliip Institutes—D. M. C. Griug, E. B. Bltfingor. l . . . 18. —Military Tactics-^—John i. Waggon cr, Harris Finley. 19. Constitution of the United States—ll. E. AVonders, C. P. llicgel. • ' The fifst named* on each subject have been ap pointed tq prepare written reports, and the second to spunk* The following arc appointed'to.prepare essays" ‘ . .• j - Florqiice Henderson, :.M. ,E. Smiley, S, E. M. E. Greaaun, C.. A. Harris, Ah* bie P.'Line, Jojm John IftukTo, H. M. Grider, Robert Graham, Elias Moumz, W. It. Hamilton. 4 , Thp Roll will bo onUed'oach pay, and it is ex pected tliftt teachers >vih bo present to_ answer to their names. . Directors apd.friends of education are cordially invited to attend. On tho-2Stfo of December, tho ’Teachers* of. Dauphiji comity convene at" Harris burg. / . ... I ' *' . , Secretaries who have, nqtrfcomplied with Soc. LV of School Laws, will please do so immediately. ' ••• JOHN JI. LEIDIG, • J-OUX.A.-US3AGY,* ' ’SQCIIiE WALTERS, * . CEO. SWARTZ, - . ■ Hu*inr*e Commute?, Oct. —lt. E>ii))(>luiioii of Partnership. i THE partnership heretofore existing be tween the undersigned,<in tho fanning business, in Middlesex township,' wai} dissolved by. ihuiual consent, on* 1 tfio 13th inst. “All persons indeb,tied will call'and settle, andjlbost having claims will present them immediately. Nov. 19, ‘o:l—3l* AUiuliilnl r;iiorVft T oUcc. i • . • „v r t NOTICE is lioroby fclvcir .that Letters nj* Administration on, the estate, of Samuel S. Koonoy, late of Sftlith Middlolt'm township, deeM, have becu'granted to the uifdorslgned, reeiding in thesame townsliip. All persons indebted the mid estate it re requested to make pay meal immediate ly, and those having claims against the estate to present them for settlement. • Nor. 12. ‘O3. , Cloaks! Cloaks!! Greenfield & Slieafer, TLTAVE just received a new and cheap lot of cloaks. As wo purehaao those goods of a Now. York manufacturer, wo are able to offer su perior inducements to any house in the country.— Also in .Wo defy competition. Having made arrange ments* with onq the largest Fur Coihpauics in Now Yorkj to supply ns with - ,choicc-Furs, which will ho sold at city prices, and at least twenty per cent loss than they have lieun aold in Carlisle.' New and desirable dress goods received daily. . UKEEN,FIEI,D A SUEAFEII. ’ S. L cor., Market Square, 2nd dour from oor. , Nov. 12,1503. . Ft 13 cEI V E D. ; ! RliCEl V E D I WC. SAWi’lift, rQspootfiilly, calls the • attention of Vho publio (Ladies in parlio ul.if,) In his largo and well selected stuek of new Full uikl Winter . just received frpm the eastern,cities, embracing the latest and most approved.styles ami-kind of goods in the market. Bljiok,. stfks, black fancy silks, plain silks, all shades; figured, sTiped and barred .sills', merinos,, all, colors figured cash- Alexandria cloth, Saxon ebooks, alpaeeas, reps, Scotch pi 'ids, all-wool delainps, pjvnunettOß, American delaines, Ac.,- Ac. Special attention given to ■ .M OVHWXti .ttbftDSy such.as muurnipg bombazines, merinos, cash meres, ali-wo*d delaines, reps, alpac as, elopes, mourning yoila, J gloves, hosiery, em broideries, t mourning balmoruls, black "double riiibet shawls, Bayjstato do., double and single; black and grey shawls, mantles, figured goods of Jill kinds., ... • v Shawls of all kinds and colors, cloaks and mantles for fall and-winter wear, latest, styles; cloths for: mantles/ tiuuUer h00p... skirts, something new; balniorals, allcolors; kid gloves, gauntlets, hoods, soft tugs, ladles ai\d mis-cs, meri no vests, euibruideries, wooleu ’und cotton hosiery. HSra MI!D IBD4 *3 WSM, of all kinds, tnjok cloths. btsavoc. and,.tricot cloths, black and fancy cussimcrcs,. vestings, wool shirts ard drawers; white shirts and collars, ties, gents Gents Shawls, Buck Glov.es and Gauntlets, Dress Gloves, all- kinds of furnishing Goods*, Domestic Goods in’ largo- supplies and of .ovpfy description. Homo Made and Shaker Flannels, Blankets, Ceun torpanes, Woolen Yarns, everything in fact required by the community, . An experienced, 'fan of in alecs pp, at short no tice any Garment Men dr boy’s may desire. All the above and'mauy otberjgbods in addition to the old stock .on hand is offered at a small advance on first cost to purchasers. Additions of- desirable goods will bo’injido .a? thp„soason advances. -1 •desire a epntinuanee.of the trade so kindly given the lute firm,'and as many, as ivill bo pleased to call and exjjjmno'my stocks I shall continue the same liberality,' as given to customers by the latelirm, Please call n-t-tho old stand. East Main Street, one door below, Martins Hotel -ft . W. C. SAWYER; October 1, 1803. G-RA.N2S OPENING AT Greenfield & Sheafer’s, . . OF, ’ NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS. 5000'yds. Extra Rihits at SI cts. .5000 yds. Super Extra at 20 cts Gaud -1-4 B/eu Alt is Hu, 25 cts. Ex tra Heavy 4-4 lie'/a JjJustin at 31 cts Domestic Gin .chums; Checks, Tli-kingfi, Flan nels of all colors, Homo Made Flannels Gray and While,'Home Made Jeans.,, Wo have also all the Ipwcr priced Mualina and Prints on hand, and Plain Black,Silks at all prices. Wo.upwf.*. sell an extra quality of Black-Silk at $l, 25 worth $1,50 per yard- Plain and Fancy Silks of every description at low prices. ~ DRESS GOODS, us wo ha\*q |)urehused r our enlifp stock pf Dross Goods in Now Vprk (which \fJ Headquarters, for all the New Slylos!) Everyone will find it to thoir advantage to give our, stuck a look before going •Isowherc, as you Will Spc all tho latest Now York Styled, at prices to suit the times. ' BALMORAL SKIRTS, from $2,50 tip to tho fiilost grades. ' * A. AV. DENTZ. a full assortment of Cloths, Cassimsrs aud Beavers, all of the Newest Stylos. • ■ , Also. a full stock of MOURNING GOODS, at astonishingly low prices.• , ' ' JVotious ami Woolen Goods, Gloves, Hose, woolen and cotton'; Collars, «kc. In our stock- of Hoods,, Nubias/ Sontugs, Scarfs, ifcc.. we defy competition. - - Wo have a largo assortjncnl of Regular made .coeds, (not Auction guilds.) which we can sell at lower prices than any Wholesale House, largo, 01 small, either in oity r or country. • Shawls of every description, at tho lowest figure. . -All We njsk is'aea’ll, no are confident wo'can please both in stvlos and prices of goods. GREENFIELD '& SUEAFER, S. E. Cor. Market Square, 2nd door from cor. Oct. 2, 18GJ. ,■ r nTIE Pamphlet Laws---fur tho year 1803 L 'have been received at tjje Prothonotary's Of fico, for distribution to those entitled to receive them. BFNJ. DUKE, , Sept. 24, *63. J'rothonotayy. DUR YE AS’ MAIZENA pc * VXTAS tbo only “ Preparation for food from k VV . Indian Corn*’ that. received a. modal apt! mention trum tho Royal commissioners, .Iho com petition of all prominent manufacturers of “ Corn Starch” and Prepared Corn, Flour” of, this and iotlior countries notwithstanding. MAIZEN-A, The food and luxury 'of . tho ago, without a single fault. Quo trial’will convince tb&moB|> skeptical- Makes Puddings, Cakes, Canards, 31auo Mange. *O., without isirfglass, with few or .no oggs, at a cost astonishing .the most, economical. A slight addition to ordinary Wheat Four greatly improves Bread and Cako. Itia also excellent for thickening swoet'saucos, gravies for fish and meat, soups, Ac. For Ice Cream ppthing can compare with it. A little boiled in milk will produce rich cream for coffee, chocolate, ten, Ac. 5,- Put up iu on*>.pound packages, under the trade* mark Maizena, directions for use... A most delicious article of food for children and invalids ofall.agoa. For sale by Grbeers’and DruggicU everywhere.. ’. ■Wholesale Doput.l6o Fulton Street. Now York, . WILLIAM DUKYEA, Aug- ISGiV—dxcA General Agent. GEOIIUE TUII’NEU; AVAL A. IT. IP .Mill. JIAIIY 11. KEEXEV, Admr'x, ' SAMI’I3I. KEENEY, Sii., .IdmV FURS! FURS!! • SILKS, ClotKs, and Cassiiners, jPAMPJUI/ET LAWS. [COMMUNICATED.] PULMONARY CONSUMPTION A CURABLE DISEASE’’! A Card. TO CONSUMPTIVES. The undersigned having been restored to health in', a few.,weeks, b*y a very, simple remedy, after having suffered several years with n severe lung .affection, and thabtlread disease, Consumption—is &nKiou3'to.makc known to his follow-sufferers the ineerjj of-eUceb'-'i l \> :« 'i < To all. who desire it, ho will send a copy of the prescription tisod (free of charge,) wiih-.the direc liolis for preparing and using.fho same-, which T,hoy will find u nirr eit/.y J’ui*'Ov.vsrMrrroN, Astiimv, Buonciiitih, Coup ns,‘CulDs, Ac. * The only ob ject, M the advertiser intending' Hid Proscription is to benefit the afllietedj and isprcKd* information which he conceives to be invaluable j. and ho hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, ka U will coat, them nothing, ami may ( provcia blessing. Parlies wishing the prescription will please ad dress I • \ •• j y, Ip . t Rev; EDWARD A. W T IT/?iON. .Williamsburg, Kings County; . New York. October 1, 1803—Im. TAKE NOTICE* fFUIL lute hrm of Leidich, Sawyer & Miller, • has this day been dissolved .by the mutual consent of all parties. Sept. 3, 1503.- 1 . \ J - r 1 1 11 lii books of said .firm are in the bunds of L U. J. Leidich and John Miller, for collection. They can be seen by calling at the old stand. It is most earnestly* expected of all persons knowing themselves lo he indebted, to said linn, to call and settle the same promptly. • , •' ' I). J. LFlDiril; JOHN MILLER. TV.*!. Leidiidi and John Miller have sold XJ • out their entire interest in said store to the undersigned, who n ill eohtinuo l!ic DRY HOODS BLbIXJ’.bS at the old stand, ami will always cn idiiuvor to make his stuek tho Inost desirable in the • market, ilo hopes lo have, a continuance of the former patronage ofthe house. Sept. 17, 1803.—3 t, ■; 4 Notice. s milK Auditor appointed by the Court, of JL Common Pleas of Cumberland county, to ref port distribution of the' balanlic in, the' bands of Joseph Brandt. flxecutur pf Hosannah .Krysbcr, .deceased, will: ut-.fend ’to ' the duties of his ap pointment at his office in the borough of Garlisb*. on UWiitWci//, */ti//'•«/’ Jjtjceiulx.r, 1863, at 0 o’clock, M , when and where'ail parties inlerct - cd may attend. . r Nov. 5. ’GO—It. jft'oJice. IKTTJSftS testamentary on tlin estate of i Mary Dan-, deceased, late, of I-oVcr Allen towhyinp* bavo boon to the undersigned, residing in the samo* township. AJI persops in-- debted to the said egfato are hereby requested to make immediate payment, and lliosv’baviug claims will prosout them, duly, authenticated, for settle-* meat, to , JOrfEPU G. D-UIG, , t JJxecxUora. Oct. 1, 1863—-Gt* Generitl OWbf No'; 47.- Y , Headquarters Clothing Dept.'Carlisle, Pa, ) > ’ J Scp'P. I.oth,.DlG?*. ..} 1- ~ OFFICKIyS and mddlers jjoiv’stationed • at Carlisb;, will find a full assortment of Su perior Drcis tpoats, Blouses, Pants; Vests and Caps, made in accordance with the U. S. -Regulations, at these Headquarters. ‘ 2. Over and undershirts, drawers, suspenders, gnantlols.’gloves Ac. cf the best quality. 3, India Rubber Coats, Blankets, Caps, Loggias. Haversacks, Ac. at fair prices at the Clothing Hull .of • , AU-NOLD A CO., North Hanover street, 2 doors north of the Carlisle Deposit Bunk. - KOTiCiE, TiiKAsimv Dki*autmk,nt» • ■ } Opi*ice or CoMi'TnoM.KiioF TjiiKCL-.iinnmnj, j- Washington* June 21Hb, 1803. . J • Wiikkkas, by safsifactorv evidence presented to the undersigned, it has been made to appear that the First National Bank of Carlisle, in the County •if .Cumberland, and State *of Pennsylvania, has iiueu duly organized under aud according to the requirements of the apL.v.f Congress, entitled ‘uAn act to provide a national .cur.re.npy,’ secured by. a pledge of United Slates Stocks, aiid-ptpvido for the circulation and redemption thereof,• approved February 25, 1803, and has complied with all the provisions of said act required to bo complied with before commencing thoi business qf Bank- ng : , . • Now therefore, I, Hugh.MeCplloch, .Comptroller if the do .hereby certify that the said First National Bank of Carlisle, County of Cum berland, and State of Pennsylvania, is authorized to commence 5 thehusiucss ofßankiug under tho act. aforesaid. ✓" ''"v In testimony whereof,’ witness my f SEA.?* 1 hand and seal of office, this twoutv- V ninth day of Juno, ISB3. * HUGH, McCULLOCU, Comptroller of the Currency. Carlisle July 10, ‘63. ’ il - . ;i The First Nu-tiqtWi Bank; will reeoivd deposits, both on Interest and payable on demand., same as done formerly b}’ the firm ’of Ivor Dunlap «fc Co., aud will be prepared to do everything pertaining ‘o the business of Banking. I* W. W HEPBURN, Cashier. Carlisle, July l.fi, X.'L . victory;. . . , victory: ; MEAI>,* MEAD. . . WE have the. pleasure of amiouncinix to the.citizens of Cumberland and the adjoin ing counties,'that we Lave received--'Our. slock of roods, which had been removed on- account of the bite ipvnsion of our .valley, and are now making laily additions to ouralready extensive assortment of . Gentlemen and Youths Superfine Clothing , ill of our ’own mnnufaetnre, from the choicest French, ‘English nod American Fabrics, cut and nadc in tho latest style of fashion. FIT , ISHINtS GOODS. Fine new Ov«r-Sliii"ls, Collars, ’ ■, llanrlhercliiers, Suspenders, Gloves, &c. Cloths Cassimores, Vestings, if'evory grade, made up to order or sold by tho •licco or yard. '. , . ~ . TItUSKS, VA L/SKS, A.XD (JARPI'T VAGS, if the best m:ikea. AM tl)p abo/e goods will he Imposed of the lowvst,fatcs, at the Wholesale uul Retail Clothing Hall of « • . ’ • ~v ARNOLD A CO., Morth Hanover Street, Carlisle, Pa., and two doors north iof .-the Carlisle Deposit Rank. Aug. 13, 1863. y - iWB’IOE.. v Curlislo Deposit Bank, 1 • ’ ’ . Nov. 3d 1803. J ‘ A dividend nf Five per'ccnt, fpee ofGoV. eminent taxes has this day been declared by this Bank, which will bo paid over to tho stock holders or their legal representatives upon'd:- maud. _ S ' '7 • ■ VTU. M. BEETEM;. Cashier. ' Oct. 5, 1863. v AdmiiiistnilorS Notice. NOT ICE is hereby given Unit Letters of Ad ministration on tbo estate of Williurir • Wil-- linms, late of Silver Spring township, doc’d, have 'boon granted.tp tho.undersigned,-residing in same ' township. All persons indebted to thq-egtate aro requested to make paj’mentimmodintoly. and those .having claims against tbo ostato will jjlso present them for sottldracnt. ■. SAMUEL WILLIAMS. »• Administrator. Oct. 8, 1863—Gt,* Tolvn Proporfyifor Salc. ( two story brioW property owned by me, in North Pitt Street. Posossion given on thfe Ist of April, 1861, For terms apply to my father, Wm.. Gould. 0:t. 5. 1863,.—1t* SfOT- ALCOHOLIC. A HIGHLY CO NS ENT RAT ED VEGETABLE EXTRACT. DOCTOR!} OOP LAND'S OERMAN BITTERS, prepared by Dr. C. M.‘ Jackson, Philadelphia, Ps. ? will effectually euro Liver Complaint,. Dyspepsia, Jaundice','Chronic or Nervous Debility, Di*ense ol tbo Kidn.ys. and nil discuses arising from a dis ordered Liver or Stomach. Such - as Cdir*t»jjillhji>j: Inward -IMJjis, JVlnoss or niijridto'tbe Head, AsdJity dftfiipStoJilftcbviNiiusdnj Hoaitlmrn, Disguat for Pood, Fulness jr-Wbigbt iu the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Shi king or Flutter ing at the Pit of the Stomach, Swhmnibg ofitbo Head, Hurried and. Difficult- breatbiqg, Flu-aiding at tbo Hoart, Chock-lug or Suffocating, geusalioiis . when iu a lying posrure, dimness of Vision.. Dots or Webs before the-Sight;*Fever audDullPaJu iu tbo Head, Deficiency of Yellowness \»f. tbo Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Hack, Client,-Limbs, Ac., Sudden Flushes of Heat. Hurn ingdn f.ho Flesh. Constant Imaginings of Kvd, and groat Depression of Spirits. And will positively prevent Yellow Fyvor, IHtlious Fever, Ac. Are not a new and untried article, but have stood tbo tost of fifteen yea.™ trial by tbo American pub lic ; and tbolr and sale, are not rivalled by any similur'Jmjparation. Tbo proprietors have thousands of Letters from tbo most eminent . . CLERGYMEN, LAWYERS, riIISICIANS, Testifying Of their own personal knowledge', to tbo be-, efieial effect aud medical virtues of these Hit turs. Do you want something to strengthen you? Do you.want a good Appetite ? Dq, you want to build np your constitution ? W. C. SAWYER Do jrou want lo fcol well ? Do you want to got rid of uoryousuesd ? Do,you want energy? Do you want to sloop well ? Do you want a brisk and vigorous fooling ? If you do, use iIOOFLAND’S GERMAN BIT TICKS. . PARTICULAR wotice. L. J. W. FOELTC, Auilitor Thorp are many proparatiqna‘‘poW -nmior, tliV name of Bitters, put up iu quart boltb s, compound ed of the cheapest whisky: or common rum, costing from- 20 ip 40.contst per* gallon, the taste disguised by Anise dr Coriander Seed. . .. . This class pf Bittura has caused aind'b-ill contin ue to cause, as long na they can be SiAd, hundred? to dio tire death of the drunkard. By their*use the system is kept continually under the influence of Alcholic Stimulants of the worst kind, thu de sire for Liquor is created and kept up, and fho re sult is all Ihu horrors attendant upon a druukaVd's life and death,. ' Dor those who desire and WILL’HAVE a Li quorßittera. we publish tin following receipt: Gel ONUS DOTTLE iIUOFLAND'S GKK.M AN T HIT TERS jind mix with THREE QUARTS OF HOOD BJI.ANDYOR WHISKEY, and the result will bo a preparation that will FA-R. EXCEL in .medical .virtues and tVue excellence-any of-the numerous Liquor Bitters iii the market, and will COST MUCH LESS. You will have all the virtues of IIOOFL AND’S BITTERS iii connection with a GOOD ar ticle or Liquor, uta much dess‘price than these in ferior preparations will cost you. 1 Wc call attention of all haying relations or friends hi tu the fact that ‘.HootlamlV German Bit tors' will cure ninc tenths oTtho disoutes induced by exposures, incident to camp life. Iu the lists, published almost daily in the newspapers . on the -arrival of the sick, it will bo noticed that k very large- proportion aye rsulfcring from -debility. Every Case ’of that kind can bo readily cured by llooflnnd’s German Bitter*. Diseases resulting from disorders of (ho digestive organs are speedily •removml.,. ..Wp'havenu hesitation 1 iu stating that, if these Bitters were freely used among,,pur soldiers, hundredssof live:}. Plight be saved that otherwise will be lost. * • ‘ • i ' Wo call particular,attention to.the following re markable ami woll uuthenticacd cure-.oCouo of ihc mil ion's heroes, whoso life,,’to Ugo bid own language, ** bus been saved by Bitters.” r ‘ ’ Mena™ .Touch &.<Evouh. — Well, gentlemen,'your Hoolland’a German Bitters has sailed. my life. There is no mistake iu this. It is vouched for by .my comrades,-‘some of whoso names lire ’appended, and who wore fully cognizant of nil the eir‘Uinstanees .of my case. I am, and have been for tho .last four j;oars, a member of Sherman’.*- celebrated battery, aVid under the smmo.*iuU command’of Captain R. B. Ayers.- Through tin exposure attendant upon luy arduous dulle. - :,’ I was attacked in November last with infltimaiion of tin. lungs, and wa&dbr seventy-two days in the hospital. This was followed by great debilfty, heightened bj an attack of dysentery.' I was thou removed- from the White House, and sent to this city on board the Steamer 4 * State.of Maine,” from which I land ed on tho* 23th 'Of Juno. Since that’time 1 havi been about as low ns any ono could bc-jind still re tain a spark of vitality- For a week or more I.was scarcely able to swallow anything/ and »f I did form a morsel down, it'was immediately thrown hj again. V . ;* r ‘ ■ I could not oven keep a glass of water on my stomach. Life could not hist under those circuin glances ; and, accordingly, tho physicians win had been working faithfully, though unsuccessful ly, (o rescue mo from tho grasp of the dread Arch er, frankly told me they could do no more for me and advised mo to see a clergyman, uud to make a.ieh disposition of my limited funds as best suited me. An acquaintance'who- visited uyo utthe hospi tal, Mr. Frederick Stembron, of Stalk below A red .Street, advised me, ns a forlorn hope, to. try yout Bitters, and kindly-procured a bottle. From tin lime I commenced taking them tho gloomy shadow of death receded'/ami I irm now, thank Godfor '.t getting better. "Though I have taken biiftwo bot tles! I have gained- ten pounds, and I feel sunguim of being permitted' Id rejoin' my wife anti daughter, from p'bbm 1 have hoard, nothing foi eighteen months, ; for, gentlemen, I ura u loj’a ■ Virginiaiw (roni the vicinity of Front Royal. 'Ti your invaluable Bitters I owe thti-certainty of lift winch has taked tbo'placo of vague fours—to yom Bitters will I owe tho glorious privilege 10.’ agaii clasping to my bosom those whoarodeai ist tome ii life, -. !' '.‘.k » > Tory truly yours, ; ISAAC MALONE. Neckties, Wo fully concur in tho truth of the above state ment, ns wo had despaired of seeing our comrade Mr. Malone, restored to health. BEWMIE OF COUNTERFEITS See that the signature of u C. M y JACKSON, is on the WitAPPkll of onoU bottle. Price Per Bottle ,75 Cents, or Hal Should your nearest Druggist not have tho arti cle, do not be put off, by any of tho intoxicating preparations that may bo offered in its.place; but 'send to> us, and wo will forward, securely packed, by,express.-. Principal Ofllce & Manufactory, JONES & -EVANS . j7S£r*For Sulo by Druggiptß andEealora in every town ip the Caitad'Blatoo. May 28, ISM—l>. 6. H. GOULD, ■A PURE TONIC. lIOOFLAND’g, pEUMAN HITTERS ! and CITIZENS, ATTENTION, SOLDIERS ,! axd the fblends of soldiers. Bin lade i. pm A, August .23rd,' ISC2 John Cnddleback, Ist Now York Battery George A. AcUloy, C6.-C., 11th Maine. Lewis Chevalier, 02d New York. , I. E.-Spencer, Ist Actillyry, Battery F, J. B. Easewell, Co B. 3d Vermont. Henry J}. Jvromo, Co. B. do. , Henry T.vMacDonald, Co C. 6th Maine. John E. Ward, Co. E. sth Maine. Herman Koch, Co, 11. 72d New York. Nathaniel B. Thomas, Co. E. 95th Penn, Andrei J. Kimball, Co. A. 3d Vermont. John Jenkins, Co. B. 106th Penn. Dozen for $4OO, No. ,631 ARCH. Stt. (Successors, to C. M. JACKSON A Co ,) Proprietors. SPICI 1863. NEW.. GOODS!! IV OW offering an immense variety of -hi CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, ' . * vestings, , COTTON GOODS, Ac. - For Men & Boys’ Weau* in ii Inrgcr variety, than Clin befound uiuuy oßtab lisbiiuoit in tin. .piano, and-at an low prices as God bo sold uny whom, to suit toslo and pocket. We inuniiructufc llio libbvo goods to oidor r Lu the latest styles, or sell per.yard. Ciuilimu-rs to bav« tbe goods bought of us, col, can be (Voe.of olnirgo.; An early inspection of Our goods uud prices, respectfully s'olieiicd. ' 1 v isaao Livingston, • ' 1 Nnrtb Hanover St., Clothing Uiiiporium., IXureb 111, IbMy • • ■ j-. shißts! shirts !! .■ WE Imve (lie largest nud finest shirts ever ofiured in this plaeo, • 5 SHIRTS at 12,00 per do*, do. . •/ 14,00 u V do. “ 20,00 *• " do, “ 25,00 “ •* ■ '•> ’.do. 1 “ 30,00 “ M </' -• 1 .! ‘ warranted to bo of the best.and iqost oolebratedt ■mikuK. Bought before the lalo adranco lu prices, sold by tUb ui>zen t or sinjrle. ;I(you yanta, Perfect Fitting Shirt,. full at ISAAC LIVINGSTON'S North Iluuuvur St., Emporium, March 19' 'OS. A R LISLE N = delect Fouiilc Scmlntu y "Pills Semi tin r : v.Waopened ou WEONiES- I ,I)A> : fiKPTlC>lftl':U2nd,lgriC. A ciirpi of tha niusi ufcomjjlisibotJ Tuiiuboid have biiou secured.— iIM. ooiirsq of. instruction* will bo -the same with that (iltlitv bust InstjtufiiJnd iu tlio country.. For (.iiyiuur utul inoro dotiniti information,'address the mmurdignedj Curlialc l’u, K. ll.'tf KViNi ■ Oct. bj tf. , Principal.-' isos.-;'- •- 1 NEW GOODS .' NEW GOODS ■REMOVAL .. .... Greenfield & SHeate* trAVK REMOVED; TO' THEIR NEW r7,‘ ljuolll ‘ ll il STORE ROOM Si.utU-east oor ner ul Market .Square, opposite Irvin’s Sboo Stare. •ll.iMnj.Miist returned Jrom New York aud Pbila iclplna,,WL- Jtro now prepared to offer suporiot in ducements to any olliiir bouse iu tbo country , Ojir variety cl Drofa Gpods is immtn; ■ ■ i Inin Alpacas, single und double width, nil lh» . Kaulby abadc.s i<f : tile.-' season.,, . limeade OnciiLtl Lji.'-tcrs, Pluiii Oriental Lnsleis'.’nll - I ludd Oriental JLuslers,* ull;shudes I lijlt i niid Plaid Mozam bin ties Plaid and Plain „ more desirable'llian any Bill?? -pongd Mixture Doluinoa, Clin Rita., Dawns, Organdies, Ckiuteje, DOMESTIC. GOOBs, ■„. A , ,u! ' lv J r Bt "®k' i»r-CliockB,.Muslius, Prints tyngbam's, Coltoua-los, it., will bo sold at reason rule rated.. ~ MOURNi.NO (Q bOD S! • Romlmt-iiics Cnsbincrs. Alpacas, lilaek Wool Do. laiues, all grades; single and double widths*,' Rep*, lljim Bareges, Crapo Veils. Graph Collars, Crape .•setts, Mourning Shawls in great varieties]''*’ vVo have-paid particular •lillcriridu O/Hho' above hue,of gowds,'in tho’buying, and cun offer thorn at astonishingly low prices. A j, CToths and Cassiiucrcs, TliO largest assortment of fanfc.V Cnnimurcs over me.eu in this market, Also, our usual assortment >t ' • Notions, . Hosiery;, Gloves, ~ K ‘Trimmings, ,&q. i, , , ' GREENFIELD ASIIBAFBU, duulb-east corner of High St. und Market Square, ; Snd'door from tbo Corner. April 1,„ia63, ‘ TRUNKS? THUNKS .’I LISES, Trunks,, Carpef Bags, Umbo •7 rulltls *«!. French solo' Ipathor Trunks. La-, lies truveiling '1 ranks of largo brass bound* >f tbo beat makes, in largo Variety at • ISAAC LIXiNGSTON’S, XurtU Hanovor SUrovt .Manch 19, -63, Sewing Machines; sin ER &• CO’S H 1" KTTER A” Family Sowing MadUioe, J—i with all Am pe\y unproVomePTa, is the bust tud vlu ifj/HHt, and moil brttiiti/il} of Ml Sewing-Ma-' •hinrs. Tins Maidiinu will ecwadvlhing from the mining of a tncK in Turletaff,* to tho making of an. )vereoat. It can fell, hem, bind, braid,, tuck, :uthor, quilt, and Ims capacity for a great variety <f ornamental work. .This is not the only Mu'obittU; hat can fell, hum. bind, and so forth, but it i ofll'dd io l\ette>' than any other. The. now. and improved: Uoinmcr adapted to' turning a hum ol any width is aided without extra charge. ■ Call and examine them at No. 3, Glass' Row, 'Vest aide of Public Square, and next door• ty. tho JumocrutOffieo. " -../> Juno 1,1863—tf. ST E.l NW AY PI A NOB.' First Prize Medal at the World's Pair I - London, - PHD undersigned has just received* and in- L tends to keep constantly on.h«nd a fall assort iicnt of the unequalled Pianos manufactured by •doinway A Soqs of New York; • • Each instrument will bo carefully selected in 'he.Manufactofy. and will bo'sold aLthe New York Cash Factory .Prices/ with tho addition of Froight'to Carlisle. ‘ 'i s Vi . A written guarantee of entire satisfaction will bo 'iver. by .tho subscriber to each purchaser. ‘ "i Persons desirous to purchase ate invited to call md examine those uurlvuUcd Piuuys, at ( R- E. Sliapley’s Jewelry. Slote/ .Main Street, ,3d*d.oor -east of the'Mansion house near tUo k ßuilruad Depots v : .v tl.r.--;. SECOND lIA S’J) PIANOS received iu ezohoag^ and kept lor sale and to rent. {•*' ’ ’ JDHN K. STAYMAN. . May 28, 1803—Iv. nasnere i’otj;j)es IN beauty,juid durability. tiui“ Ruu drawnf; picture eqituls a gondrl>aguefreotype£ this,u 'he opinion expressed by. the loading photographs iournala of the day, both-A *icncah .Rad‘KoglifS ind. these rnay-be.-obtaintd at theroonisof ’Mr*’ Rry.vowjs* Louthor slrootlwo doorauoßtof Uam I h*er. ■. "t- ■ - _ ' • *T ’ t. Carlisle; Arnl/lStiS, ’ W.-H. MASON, Ayt.
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