TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT^
On Saturday morning last, shortly after 7
o’clock, a most serious accident happened oft
■the Northern Central Railway, less than two
miles south of our borough limits, at the
northern end of Hyde’s out.
Op, Friday night, the Erie Express and El
pure. Express, both going north, were detain
ed at Parkton by the running off of a freight
engine, caused by the switch being left open.
As soon ns the track was cleared, both trains
proceeded on their journey, the Elmira Ex
press going ahead. All wont well; Until the
point above mentioned was reached, when
the foremost train came in violent collision
with the York Local Freight, which had left
this place a short time previous. As those in
charge of either train, from some fatal and
unaccountable misunderstanding, had no idea
that the truck was not clear, both trains wore
• running at their usual rate of speed, at least.
The result of the collision was, of course, a
terrific wreck, particularly of tlio passenger
• train, which had the greatest momentum:—
.The lad in charge of the sleeping oar was
immediately sent hack with a signal, and the
Erie Express was thus prevented from, run
ning into the wreck.
, The wrecked passenger train was drawn
by locomotive No. 1.1, and was composed of
an express car, baggage car, and eight pas
senger cars. The two former care were com
pletely demolished, and crushed into an un
.distinguishahlo mass. The conductor, two
.express messengers, and the baggage master,
.Thomas Graybill.of Baltimore, who was kill
ed, wore in the baggage car at (lie time of
- the accident. How the three escaped with
their lives is a miracle to theihsolves and tn
us. The conductor was somewhat cut about
■ the head, and was able to go to his home, in
Baltimore; but the expressmen Wore more
seriously hurt, and wore brought to King’s
hotel, in til is borough. The next oar, mostly
filled with soldiers, was'terribly smashed, and
the one end thrown 'up on the ‘front ears to
the height of at least 25 foot., In this oar,
one man was •killed, and a -large number
wounded, Tlio other cars, of course, and
.letter, and only.those near.the ends of some
'of'them wore in any danger. Both engineers
and firemen escaped by jumping. The
freight engine was the No. 28, one of Winau’s
“ dumolhacks." Several boxes with corpses
from tlio army, on the front platforms, &c,
were broken open, and one of the bodies ter
ribly mutilated.
As, son'll ns fill the dead and wounded, to
gether,, with tlio mail and other valuables,
were removed from the wreok. prearntinns :
were ininiediatoly mode to clear the track.
Mr. Goodwin, the able and efficient chief en
gineer nl file, road, was promptly on the
ground, and remained until every particle of
the wreck was .removed from the track, which
was shortly after nightfall. About dusk,'
both cnglnes aiul tenders, looked together os'
in Ihu collision, wore brought, to the depot in
this borough. They "had imt ran off the
track.
. 'Hie twicers and employees df the railroad
•company at this place did nil in their power
to lelicvo (ho wounded, and make due dispu-
Biiion ( f the dead.
Since the above was in type. \re learned
the mime of (be second victim of the accident.
It is A. L. U of* Willte-d.arre, Il\n
l»siporn showed him to he a do-charged fid
dler and unmarried.— York Gazette.
Tou Tui;sin in Parih.— A Paris ifitter of
the 9th Bay?: “I must put upon record
that I liavo tins day hud- the honor of an
inlorvfew with , General Tom Thumb, Mrs*.
Thumb, the baity, nod the baby’s aunt, Miss
Mmnio. I received a-polite note from the
General's private secretary, intimating that, '
, ’ulthmigb the public receptions wore over, tha
„ ‘iamlly’ would have pleasure in receiving my
self and wife at a* private interview. In a
haudsoinn drawing-room, No. 95, on the first
floor of the Hotel do L-mvra, we found the.
interesting party. The only visitors hiuidos'
ourselves were the Peruvian minister, with
his wife and two ladies. The General, who.
has long been known in Europe, is in splcn- •
did health ; his manners arc affable and un
affected, and his-ioilotte unexceptionable.— •
Ilis wife is really pretty, and like her Lillipu ■
tii n sister, Mins Minnie, rsmarlAbly intelli
gent. But (lie lion of the party was the baby,
a little girl twelve months old, looking thepic-
Hire of health, and, without exaggeration, ex
tremely beautiful. The face has nothing of the
.dwarf about it, but iriy observation that she
lucked as big as an ordinary child of her age
wan nut approved by the secretary, who as
sured me that the weight wan something very
far below the average, and, lifting np the ex
pensive lace frock, showed mo her little feet
in, red morocco shoes, which are riot larger
than those of a moderate-nixed doll. My in
quiry whether the child wae expected to grow
up adwarf mot with the cautious answer that
{bore was *no precedent. 1 This is, I believe,
iv.de. Them is, lam pretty sure, no instance
ofauohasmall couple as Tom Thumb and
his wife having, boon-the’ progenitors of a.
child. I venture to prophecy, however, that
.Miss Minnie Stratton (that is the name of
the infant) will, if she lives to attain her ma
jority, b.o nearer the ordinary size of mankind
than that of her parents. Ido not believe j
in the foundation of a race of pigmiea. l
C 7“ Oon. M’Clellan, it is reported will
tail for Europe in February. His wife and
child will accompany him. “ Burleigh” ihe
' Boo 'iJiVournal’s correspondent in Now York,
makes ifro following statomerit in reference
to the Gonohil's movements’:
. A company of gohtlomen in this city have
lifted up a fast sailing clipper ship in elegant
ttyle, placed on board every conceivable lux
“manned her completely with a 'fine crow,
I'ut her in charge of one of otfr ablest cap-
Jains, and tendered her to Octroi al George B.
M’Olellan for one year, to sail whore ho will
'Vith his. family and friends—the entire ex
pense to be borne by the gentlemen. This
n the New York stylo of of doing things. •
K7“Tbis droiidful wac sooms to bo eating
Away the hearts and destroying what human
ity there is left to the people. An authorized
Wlegraphio dispatch Irpm Grant’s army
states that “ the utmost quiet prevailed along
the linos for several days past until yestor-,
aty afternoon, when our batteries at Fort
Hell opened fire for the entertainment of
Some English visitors.” The enemy replied,
“ad Lieut. Col. Stafford and others wore
•aerially wounded. The “ entertainment”
i'ad to be provided, however, though blood
was spilled, life destroyed and more widows
and orphans made. “ Oh, how long?”
9n?u DBDEB llf OITT -—On the night of the
* u ‘h ult., James M’Fate, a wealthy land
wner of Oil City, was murdered at theoutor
ange of the town on the banka of the crook
•ear the bridge. The murder is supposed to
ave been oommitted neqr midnight; The
Messed was shot in the head with four bul
. 8 a . n “ Lis throat was out. It is thought ho
,aa killed, for his money, but if that wore
'b'et, the murderers wore probably dis-
Lhe inhabitants,of Oil City, are
luwl w e *asporated at the occurrence, and
for fi reti n-i'oward :of ton thoueand-dollars
r- the-apprehension of the murderer.'
g f $ $.3 a-?
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FEBRUARY
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MARCH
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DECEMBER
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Tnn Next Draj-t,— lt seems that this call
of-tho President fer three hundred thousand
more men swells the total number called into
the army since tho commencement of the
nar, to 0,258,846. Tii q Journal'of. Commerce
enumerates as follows tho seven*! culls:
Vised in 1861, us per report of
Secretary (jamovun, for three
months,
Raised in tho-same year, ns per
same icp-irt, for three years,
Cull of Jaly Ist, 1.302, (three voars*
men,
Call of August, 4ih. 18,03, .for mili
tia. (nine hi mtiis’ men)
Call for A ipiliiiof certain States,
Juno loth, 1803, to repel inva
wi*ri of Pennsylvania,
Lrult of July, 1803, (three years’
man l )
Number rkisod since Outober.l7, as
per statement of Senator. V/ifoon,
Call ofJuly It!ill, 18(34, (one vear
men) ■. . . • ;
Last call, December 19, 18!?4,
Total,
A mansion occupied by Daniel Vr-ehs
tor, at Portsinoufh, x \. 11., during tho fij-sl
year of bin practice, Is transformed into an
oyster saloon. His old office’ is now oc
cupied by a Peruvian Guano agent.— Boston
Povt.
Pooh I That's nothing I The White House
was once occupied by statesmen, but it is
now transformed into a clown’s dressing
rumn. The Goddess of Liberty, once a white,
being, is now a kinkey-headed nigger wench.
Tnlk no more about, bivalves and "fertilizers !
—La Crosse Democrat.
XU* President Lincoln says we have more
men in tho North now than we liad.whou the
wal* began, and that wo can keop it up forev
er. Upon this principle, war.ie a blessing to
tho nation. It increases population ami pros
perity. .Notwithstanding the hundreds of
thousands whose hones lie mouldering upon
war’-s battle field, the pnoplc—tho, suffering
mothers,, wives, fathers and orphans—are
bcuotittedl What a benefactor to the race,
is Abraham the First.
Mosnuy Recovering. —Tho wound received
recently by the noted'rabbi, Gul. MosEßV,'waa
not the “ fatal shot’,’, as,,.it.,was called by
abmo.of our Northern journals. Tbe Rich
mond, Sentinel- of theSd inSt., thus speaks of
the wounded Mosctrr:
Wo arc highly.gratitiod tdle&rn, says tlio
Lynchburg Jlepftblican, from an authentic
source, that Colonel Moseby is rapidly re
covering from his wound, anil in a short lime
will bo in the saddle again..
To Ona Western the
first day of February next, we will (Strike from
our list the name of every sfil'scribor outside
of Pennsylvania, who will not have paid up
his arrears by that time. Hereafter wo will
not send our paper beyond the limits of the
county, unless it bo paid for in advance. This
rule will bo strictly adhered to.
t?V, . .
3snnirft.
On the sth inst., by the Rev. JobnC. Bliss,
Mr. John W. Orr of Orrstown, to Miss Mag
gie G. Woodburn, of South Middleton twp.
On the 5 th inst,, by the same; Mr. John K.
Eongnecker, of PlaiuUold, to Miss Sallio B.
Fbffor of Dickinson townshio.
In tins place, ht the Reformed Parsonage,
on the 29th ult., by the ftev. Sa.muel Phil
i.ps, Mr. Emanuel IVoitzel, to Miss fiiiohaol
Naylor, both of this county;
In this place, at Shreihcr’e Hotel, on the
3d inst.', by the same, Mr., John S. Plouish,
ofWesfPonnsboro’ township, to Miss Caro
line Gay man, of Prankford tuw r nship,this
county,.
At the residence of her father, Mr. John
Baker, hear this place, op the 6th inst., by
the same,- Mr. Joseph P. Wolf, of North
Middleton township, to Mies Lizzie A. Ba
ker.
In Centroville, on tho 29th ult., by Rev.
Stephen W. Owen, Mr. William Bryinn, to
Miss Mary Fickos, both of Penn twp.
On the 3d inst., by the same, Mr. Samuel
Snoko,-to v Miss Caroline Ewing, both of
Penn towjiahip.
On Thursday, August 4tb, by the same,
Mr. Michael Hoover, to Miss Susan M; Tritt,
both of Penn township.
On the stb inst., by Rev. Jacob’Pfy, Mr.
Jo-ieph L. Herman,- to Miss Emma; daughter
of George Hingwalt, Esq., all of Mftnf'ootwp.
December, Qotleib Wus-
DERLica, m the 77th joar of big ago.
CAIILISLE MAIUCET.— Jim. lltli, lf!M,
Friuli, Superfine, per bbi.,
do., Extra,
do., K ye , do..
W with Wukat, pur bnsbel,
linn M p i.jßi T| bu. u '
Hye, • *’
Corn,
Oats,
Simiisp BAm.E'r,
I‘ALL do.,
Or.oVuii<n«i*h,
PHILADELPHIA MARKET Jun lid,, ISOS
Flour* auporfmo,
“ Kxtua,
Hvb Flour,
Corn Meal,
Wheat, red,
“ white,
Rvn,
Corn, .yellow, -
“ white,
Oats,
OIjOVKRSRBD,
W lIISKUY,
TVSSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.-
.‘O' The imrlnorsliipcxiaUiialiatrftnm the uiulur
«l!ued, .luing husints. as disilllurs, at the Xriudla
B l ,nn S distillurios, was dissolved by mutual oon-
Sont ou the 4tb of Jauuary, 1805. The hooks aro
|"A h ? ba,^, s » f J ' B - B »Wi&wbo is fully author
izod to aotllo them up.'
Jan. 72, 1805—4t*
WlHffl EfEMGS
OEM Ml UVBftSS
IPDMi 'im
12 3 4
AT RHEEM’S HALL',
CARLISLE,
THURSDAY EVENG, JAN. 19,
MR. WHITNEY,
77.875
Returned from tin Oratorical and Shakes
periun ,1 intij • the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland. Will (after many
years absence) resume his Intellectual -Cum
bam, as witnessed within the British and
Amarican Senates, the Pulpit, the Bar and
the Hustings, Huuses;of Lords and.Commous.
Carlisle, Jan. 12. 'os—2t.
060,071
300,000
300,000
120,000
Poor House Visitors’ Report.
300,000
Carlisle, Pa., January, 18(15.
To the l/onnrohlc Judges of the Courts of Cumhci
land County;
700,000
The undersigned having boon appointed hy your
Honors .Visitors of the Iloitso of .Employment of
Mm Hour of Cumberland county,.hog leave to re
port that they have made frequent visits to tho
snid House of Employment,mid fool grout salla
fuotiun in saying that tho inmates of tho bouso
uro nil comfortably situated mid. troll provided
for. -We have cuuvorsod with them, and they
liuvc expressed the most.untiie sotisfactiim with
Mr. Snyder, as Superiiitoudont of tho Institution,
nnd with Mrs. Suydo.r us their Matron, They say
they-have good and wholesome provisions provi
ded for thorn, nnd comfortable lodging, „ud rooms
are nine, and clean, and in good condition. There
uro. but few sick among thorn, considerin'' the
miialicr.and the 'age of these that are in the house.
Wu hove viewcd.thjl premises, nnd arc well satis
fied that the business .of the (Upm is well attended
to. Mrs Cnyder is a good farmer, has tho'work on
the farm well done and in tho, right time. There
is n large stuck on tho farmja good order, which
Mainly indicates that they tyro well altondeo' to.
.liverything about tho cstabllshrtont, in our judg
ment, looks .as if good enio and attention had been ■
taaon by these who hayo tho mnuagomout of tho i
concerns.
500,000-
.300,000
'3,258,8-10
I. OR SALE.—Ajngljly improved and Val
. u,tble Darin, containing one ..hundred acres,
situate near Middlesex, in the -township o£ Mid
dlesex > land in a high state of cultivation j con
venient to Churches, Markets, Schools, &c.
Also. Three Dwelling Homes in tho Borough of
Carlisle, situate in one ol tho principal streets, in
a good neighborhood, Ac- Tho above properties
can be bought on easy terms. Por particulars in
quire of
Jan. 5, 18G5-6t
TVTOTIOE is hereby given that Letters Tes-
JwT montary on ■ tho estate* of Cyrus llingwalt,
Mo of Monroe township., deceased, have
been granted to tho undersigned, residing in (ho
same township. All persons indebted to tho.ostato
are requested to make .payment immediately, and
those, having claims against tho estate will also
present theiAfbir settlement.
Jan. 5, 1805—Ut.
Second Arrival of Wow Goods
AT the Cheap Store of W. C. Sawyer, East
Main street, ono door Mow Martin's ■ Hotel;
I Lave returned from Now York, with a largo nd
.dition of WINTER GOODS, such ns ,tho latest
stylos Dross Go'cids, Silks and Worsted Materials.
Newest stylos of Cloaks and Moultes. All kinds
of Shnwist ’ ■■ . 4
FU'FS! PXjltS! ! A largo let from A. T. Stew
arts, very cheap. All kinds of Mourning Goods,
Cloths, Cassimorcs and Cloaking Cloths.
Notions of every kind, and Worsted Goods,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Domestic Goods,in largosup
ply, I‘uucy Articles lor tho Holidays. JMoasoeall
us you will liui my prices tho cheapest of the
cheap.
l)eo. 22, I*B-1.
Mrs- H. A. Smith’s
Photographs, Ambrotypes.Jvorytypcia, Beau
tiful. Albums, Boaatiful.Friunoa,-Albums
for Ladies abd Gentlemen, Albums
for Children, Albums for Miss
es, Pocket Albums for Sol
diers and Civiliatis.
Choicest Albums! Prettiest Albums!!
CHEAPEST ALBUMS ! 11
For Christmas GilKs;
- *■ •^p
ii-eah and New from New York and Philadelphia.
£,F YOU want satisfao.tary pictures and. po
-a. Hto attention oall nt Mrs. R. A. Smith's Pho-.
tograpbio Gallery, south-east corner of Uitnhvor
street and Market Square, opposite tho Court
House and Post Office, Carlisle, Pa.
Mrs. R. A. Smith, well known as Mrs. R. A.
Reynolds,-and so well known as u Daguorrean
Artist gives personal attention tc Ladies and Gen-,
tlomcu visiting her gallery, and baring tho best
of artists and polite attendants oan safely promise
that in no.otber gallery cau those, who-favor her
with a call got pictures superior to hors, not oven
in Now Yorluaud Philadelphia, or moot with more
kind and prompt attention. Ambrotypes inserted
in Rings, Lockets, Breast-pins* «fco. Perfect cop
ies of Daguoreotypos and Ambrotypes‘made of do
poasod friends.. Whore copies are defacedlifo-Hko.
pictures may still bo had; either for frames or for
hards. ..Alliiegativos preserved ouo year, and or
ders by mail or otherwise! promptly attended t 6, -
Bco; 22,’1803,-tf . i
Markets.
do.,
‘(Ill,,
do.,
do.,
do.,
-'ll 00
- S CM I
2 05 a 2 7n
2 U 5
- 175
•1 8S
1 RO
SAMUEL BENSON,
J. I>. LEIBIO.
WITH THE GREAT
AT 8 O’CLOCK.
ADMISSION 50 OTS.
WILLIAM KER,
SAMUE.L GRAHAM,
CUAS. W. WEAVER,
Visitors,
J. W. D. GILLELEN.
MoSicc.
ANN RINGWALT,
' Executrix.
AY. C. SAAVYER.
$l.
$'(S5p s ,©o©
WORTH OP,
Watches, Chains, Rings, &c.
G. S. HASKINS & c. 0.,
3G Betltijusn Street, Hew Tob U,
..«rp«» tub por,i.owi.s-c i.v»co«iie:(ia TO
Buyrs of. Falaablo Jewelry.
jH.n'n
*10,50
8,0(1
2,50
2Ar,
1.:j5
1,51)
‘ ,f,Dn f,,r “ l,m " ansntwcl in
a a lac-ilinc-3 iur Bulling Jctvuirv in this
'“■ui 7\ Mmi wu «»
»/•-. Vr' / ~! patruniM us.
UV 'I' 01 '."' Diumoml Pi,,,.
b.i.ultH, ,lc., to bu Hr,lil C„ r OXE not,I,AH E ACH
uu , u'n !l, ■' , ~ot tobo paiar”;
until juu Know v.'lutt j-.iu ( 0 rccu i vc .
1.70
1.75
J i.fiO
3,50
10.0.)
Just I,ml; „t tin, rollotvinr; lj s t 0 f
ARTICLES TO !!M SOU) KOIIONU DOL
LA It EAUII !
11 75
li 5 Watdtea (hiuidtanndj
engraved, aiid warrant
,ctl perfect ti-ncdcd-pc^)
f '" m ,- S:!0 00 l °S 1:0 00 *»cll
lit) JviiUsos U atdics sulid
Gold Hunt in <r I’os -s,
260 Gentlemen's ,S i I ver
WatclicA,
6.000 Latest stylo Yost and
Ned; Chains.
5.500 Gent's California Dia
mond Pins,
4.000 California Diumand
Ear Drops,
3.000 Miniature and Ein.m
oiled Ilovolvini;- Pun,
2.000 California -Diamond
and Enamelled Gent's
' Scarf-Pins, ntw .• lyi.v,
2.000 Masonic amirmMem
Pins,
*2,500 Qpld rlrarelets,
1 nnn ni V r ‘J'j'V” 1 ' 1 l "' ,ill ’ 3 00 to 20 00
' fi? SOU,to 70 00
AUUU tiiinco Broodies. rich
- -patterns-/ very tasty;
4.500 Florentine and Lliva
| ' _ Pins, tbo real article,
i 3,500 Lava and Florentine
Ear Drops,
3.000 Coral Djix Drop a,
2.000 Lattice'' Cnilaino
, .Glikins,.Jot and Gold.
U ; tfoo Gent’s Pina, a i,>L-n
-• did assortment,
4.000 Solitaire Sieve But
tons, entirely new sfvlcs,
3.000 Slc.-vo liau
, tons, in rets, \ erv ridi,
5.000 Sdee*-b Buttons, plain,
10,0011 I’lnin nml hinvl.soriio,
■ ■ ly engraved Iliir-.-j,
8.000 Spring Locjtvnt ai-i
-2,,0‘u15°°
now and latest s! d • *
2.000 Gold' Pc ns a>ul !.a,Ai
•some Stiver CaavV 0 00 to 10 00
n.ia entire Itst ol iv.niliful nml vtihml.lo goods
will ho sold i\>r e.\i! Hum,a it Each. CovtilWlos
ofnll tlio nboyo.’ ./--Me,, will bo placed in Envoi
opes, and Bonlod. • T!..,5„ onvobipoa uro sent liy
mut, na ordered, in, regard to oluiiou. On
the rove l !,t of the oM liliuat,, you wi u feu ~|i at y ou
md '| UV0 ’ “I", 1 ! 11 13 1,1 * mr option to suud
ouo dollar and Inbv the article, or n„l. ,
■r,.v«"° c '"> nrdored for $1 ; eleven
th.ry-fivc,l„r«.; si.vly-ih-o for $10; and
ono hundred for $l6. We will solid a single ce
tmoato on the roco.pl nf 2,5 contß,- 6
UuS. HASKINS * OO.,;-
36 Uce/ci'iiitit Strcvt/N* 7
QaogjEßiEs-iiiiwTAL.
- 15 50
2 20
Box 4270.
Nov. 17, 1804-4 nt
.The subscribers,!'.':; have tn inforratboir friends
and customers tin: i May have Removed their
Grocery Stdro
To the South-East Gm-nor.. of Mu in and Bo:
ford Streets, one Door W(p.t of Gardner
■ & Go’s. Foundry, nmi l)i m nly Op
posite Hohcr’s Hotel, Carlisle.
They will, ns heretofore, keep constantly on
hand everything n iltuir liny
SUCH AS
' Salt. :*
Bricd Til'-at^
Bologna,
Coffees,
Sugars,
Molasses,
Syrups, r> _ j
Crackers, ' SplVoa,
Cheese, Dishes,
Soups,
n t i-vi T l’<'hafico, Brooms.
Cor.! Oil Lamps, Burners, Chimneys, Brushes,
Stone Ware. Earthen Ware, Blacking, C amlles.
And IVotfuiii^Gcucially.
Our assortment is very complete and lias.been
purchased with care and judgement. Wo invito
all to give us a call, ns wo nro determined to sell
at very moderate profit.*.
MONASMITII & BAKER.
N. B.—Tho higVpst prices will bo paid for al
kinds of marketing. U. & li.
Nov. 10, ISIU.-tf
W E W PHD T 0 G 11 A P II
' A K II
Ambrotyjpo Gallery.
Wo, llio undorejaicil, respectfully inform mir
friends and the. i-üblic gcaorally, tlmt ho imvo
opened a
New Slfey-Light
PICTURE GALLERY
In the now second story over the' frame buildings
located a few doors s uth of the' Post-Office, uml
nearly opposite A, W. Bentz’u store, South Hano
ver street. Wo Imvo constructed this Gallery ac
cording to our taste, nml flutter ourselves in say
ing wo have far the best arranged light in town.
To aged, infirm and delicatr persons, wo will sin*
this Gallery is much ea-der of access than any in
this place, being located on the second story, ami
the story beneath being iow, there is not such a
toVer of steps to ascend.
! Having procured the assistance ofan-experi
enced operatorj'and purchased the host and latest
improved apparatus, we are prepared to produce
.piaturoa equal-to any other establishment, not ex
celled by Now York or Philadelphia..' Such as
Extra Whole . K ize Photographs,
Cartes De Visile,
Amhroigpes and ferrotypes..
Wo shall also introduce a.popr picture to this vi
cinity in such unbounded demand id tho oitios,
called tho
GEM PHOTOGRAPH.
Ono demon taken at nno sitting, nt tiio low price of
SI 60 per doxdn. Pictures inserted in Lockets,
Kings, and Pins, nnd copied' or enlarged froth old
Daguerreotypes, Amlu-ulpycip.Jtc,, *o. Also, ,-for
sale a lino lot of Picture frames and Albuibi—
Wo hope, by a strict attention to business anil a
desire to please, to receive onr share of Ibg public
patronage. Do notforget tlio place, a, fpw doors
south of the Post Office, South Hanover Street.
' „ -v .Ky 11. GKOV-IJ <t SON.
Carlisle, 1f0v.,10, IStH-tf.
1 WIRES ART). EiaUOHS.
South Hanover Street,. Carlisle. -
THE undersigned, successor to D. P. Ha
zolton„\v,ouU respectfully inform liis friends
and the public generally, that ho intends to main
tain the character of the above house as hereto
fore, and will constantly on hand a large as
•sortment of .
BRANDIES, 1 .
; • tiINS,
WHISKIES, ; '•
. RUMS,
CORDIALS.
bitters;
■ Ac., Ac t ,
whioh ho cun soil ns ohonp as any other establish
ment in Carlisle, if not cheaper.
Country Landlords will find this the place
to buy. their . . .
WINES AND LIQUOHS, .
Both in regard to quality and price.
JUb stock in largo and well selected, and bo in
vites ti. call before purchasing olsewhoro. ■ Re
member; Iho place, South Hanover street, directly
opposite t)io, “ Ypluptecr” Printing Office, (Win--
for's'old ’stand,) Carlisle,
Not: 1 1,
$l.
/. MY j.&fIODS. .
“To Whoiii 'it May Concern.'’,'
©reenfirfd: & Sheafer
ARE Imppy to inform the public Hint (hoy
Imre just returned Troin NE\V* YORK with «.
now nnd ..dcsirnhle s’toob of c goods—bought at
pro ally reduced prices; whkih trill he u-jld ou (ho
original-and popular principle oi* * r;;
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.
j 0 Jt O'O D-S,
Scotch I*l :uila, IVnui Zephyr Plaids, Em
press Olalhft. Plaid Mohairs, Cuimoro Cloths,
Amours, Bnrrnllnmn, Alpacas “i: all colors, Emh.
Alpacas, Wool Delaines, fe’«bui!;n, im., Ac.,,
IS.'itliJsmU Kills.
A fall assortment for ‘.allies ami Children.
A largo and desirables took of Cloaks'snd Furs,
hough I m blew York which will ho Bold lower than
elsewhere. . ,• . ...
D 0 M E.S 1 i CB;
F>e I,allies, Chocks, Print*, Muslins, Ginghams,
(.lint™ l lannels and Tickings, all.to bo sold ut
t'tyn t iQ^raina.
NOTlO^S^—Uusiory, AYhito Goods, do.
GFNTyNVND BOYS’ WEAR,
Oiothi Ciissim ires, Saliuotls, Joans, Ac. A full
assortment of Magorio’a cclohratod Uoiue-Mr.do
boons, always on band.
C 5 00 •'
DnnH Owj any hind of goods uniilyou have
(’iilkJ.itn Gukkxi*ieli> k Sueapeii, to notc.lho
Siu.il di'iorcnco between the prices askod for goods
l ii’ra a.id elsewhere.
15 00 to 25 00 “
450t000 00 “
do ala roeoived daily from Now York and Phil
ailoljbm.
* 60 to 26 DO
greenfield a sheafer,
East Main Street, South sido,
2,1 door, 2d dour, 2d door from corner.
Nor, 10, 1204.
2 00 tola 00
5 00 to 26 00
in* YOUR CLUES FOR XBGj !
6 00 to 16 00
Hast and Cheapest of the Magazines.
S 00 to 10 00
PETARSON’S MAGAZINE.
Notwithstanding tlurcnonnously increased cost,
of Paper, und'tbu consequent.rise in iho price of
oiher Magazines. “ PetersonV will still bo fur
nished to single subscribers at Two Dollars a your,
cash m advance Arrangements have been mmlo
by winch, in ISOo, it will bo buffer than ever. No
Magazine of similar merit will approach it In
cheapness, bunco it will be emphatically
TIIE MAGAZINE FOR TIIE TIMES.
Yho stories in “ Peterson * arc conceded to bo tho
best published anywhere. In addition to tho usu
jj,(j\ uin kur of shorter stories, there will be given in
S 00 to 00 00
4 00 to -10 00
3 00 to TO DO
4 00 to 0 00
15 00 to 20 000
2 00 to 16 00
2 00 to 5 00
Four Original Dopy-rightcd Novitlolteß, viz
THE LASy PLA'KTAGENET,
3 00 to 15 00
’ :I!y MVb. Ann S. Stephens.
;TITE MASSING DIAMOND,
By tho Author of “Tho Roohnd Lifo.'“
A WOMAN’S REVENGE,
By Louise Chandler Moulton.
COQUET vs. CROQUET,
By Frank Leo Benedict.
2 50 to 10 00
0 ()0 to 12 00
In Rs Illustrations also, “ Pctorsoft" is unrivalpd.
Iho publisher challenges a cmnyarisyp between its
tinpri b and other £(eei Engraving*
Apd these, in mother Mugaziucs, and ono at least is
given iujpvory number.
Colored Fmhion Plates in Advance I
f&l” It is tlio only Magazine whoso Fashion
Mutes can bo relied on.
Colored Patterns in Embroidery , Crotchet, <£c.
. Tho.V/c*rk‘Tuble department of Ibis Magazine
is wholly unrivalled. Ih cry mnnbor contains a
dozen or more patterns 5u every variety of Fancy
work. No other Magazine gives theso colored
Patterns.
An Entirely New Cook Hook.
. The prigina) Receipts of “ Peterson"
are quite famous:, I 1 or IHOS, receipts of every
kind of- <\ißh will he given. Everyone of those
vcgoiytc has boon tested. Now and Fashiomiblo
i.-rcie will appear iu every number. Also, Hints
on all matters interesting to Ladies.
TERMS—ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.
Two copies, ouo year,
Four V /•
ISisht “ *
Fourteen
Premiums fur Visit of Eight Ur- Fourteen. I'd
any pcMon getting up a dub of Eight and remit*
ting iuolYo dollars—or a club of, Fourteen and
remitting'Twunty Dollars, wo will send as a Pre
mium, our new copy-right steel engraving for fra
ming—size 27 indica by 20— 1 “ WASHINGTON
PARTING FROM -HIS GENEIIALS,” after a
drawing by F. 0. Dftrloy,.. This is the most su
perb Premium ovoV offered, Or, if preferred, wo
will solid, fur the Premium, tii-LADY'S ALBUM,
illustrated and.handsomely bound ami gilt. Or,
if preferred to either of these, wo will send, as a
Premium, an extra copy of the Magazine for ISOS.
ioredubsot two or four, no premiums are given.
Always sat, in remitting for a club of eight, or a .
c'lnb of fourteen, which of the Premiums is pro
foi rod". ...
Address, post-paid, ■ ' •
CHARLES j. EEtERSO.JT,
. Ao. 300 Chestnut street, PhUudelnia, Pa,
Not. 10, 1 SOI. ’
NEW FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION HOUSE
f HE subscriber having taken the Ware
i house formerly ocoupiod'by J. 11. Nonemakor,
on West High Street, opposite Diokininaon Col
logo, would inform the public, that he has en
tered into a general Forwarding and Commission
business.
The highest market price will bo paid for Flour
Grain and Produce of all kinds.
Flour and Feed, Platter and Salt, kept con
stanlly on band and for sale.
Coal of all kinds, embracing
LYKEFS.YAXLEY,
L OGUST-MOVNTA TN,
LA WJiEHJt r, d'c. t & e .
Limobiirupts* apd Blacksmiths’ Coal, constautlj
for sale. Kept under cover, and delivered dry tc
any part of the town
April 34, ’(kb
rpIIE undersigned would respectfully pro-
X claim to tbo uitizms of Cumberland and sur
rounding counting, M«U',ho:bi ; .s bu band and ia
constantly manufacturing, any and everything in
the
SADDLERY LIKE,
at prices which defy competition, and of material
which cannot bo surpassed here or elsewhere. Ilia
stock conaiats of
Double aifd staple Harness, Saddles ami Bri
dles of all kinds, heavy and light. draft
Collars,
[alters;
WHIPS,
BUFFALO RUBES,
ItOHSE BLANKETS, <to.,
to which ho invites the careful attention of all who
may desire a good article nt'roasouablo prices.
Ho may he lound at all times a few doors below
HWuoa’s Hotel, on the south side of the Court
duso, near Rhoom’s Uall, Ourlftdd "
Ifli. CEEPPER.
Nov. 24, ISG4-3m.
. Adiiiinisti'iilor’s Notice.
IVTOTICB ia hereby given that letters of Ad
i. 1 ministration ou the estate of Tlioe. Craighead,-
latoofSouth Middleton twp, dco’d, huvobeon lesued
to tbo undersigned, residing in tbo same township.
411 persons indebted to the said estate arc requested
to make payment immediately, and those having
claims against the estate will also present them for
settlement.
Nor. 24, '6*l—6t»
FOR SALE OR RENT. — Fho undersigned
will sell or rent from tho first-of-April
the house now occupied by him, on
tho west side of South Hanover street.
Tho house is largo aud convenient |iitShße
having double, parlors, sitting roonij
dining room.hitohon,.wash house, and “S*® l
ten chambers, with gas and water on the-first and
Sftfto.udJl'jocfl j.i.nlso, a range and bath room with
hot and cold water. . For terms.appjy to .*
' Rov’ 17, lSC4—tf
I! J. KERR - ,
CLOAKS and FURS !
PBsOffiß & FEEO,
COAL, PLASTER d SALT.
JOOm BEETEM,
PROCLAMATION.
JOSEPH A. STUART,
. Athnimslrator.
J. 11. GRAHAM.
Every Person’s Interest-
WC. SAWYEII .respectfully calls the
• attention of everybody in want of Dry
Goods to hia.immense Mock- of .
wIN TE R GO 0D S ,
just received, bought for cash, and at the reduced
price's from
V Arnold, Constable <t Col.-'Murfcy A Harris, llyr
nor & ‘Forrester —Fete York.
Itaigol, Wust & Irvin, M. L. Ilallowcll «fc Co.,
Tbos. W .‘Evans & Co., and other houses— Philtx.
Comprising the latest Myles of Silks, nil colors;
newest'kinds - of Wool Fabrics, in plain colors,
bossed figured Reps, &c.
All kinds of .Mourning Goods from Myers’, New
York. - - i 1 • -
Newest stylos of Mouttos, Circulars and Coat*-
These poods arc n specialty in my trade.
I'UJtS! FUHS !/ all - kinds and Qualities
bought from A. T Stewart, very dump for the
times. ■' ' .- ■ *
SHAWLS of every variety, ftrdclio, plain, bor
dered; lor Lft'dics and Misses.
, Skirts, Wdo(oh f Gloves,
Ladies Undervests, Trimmings, ,<ic... ,
Mcu>» and Overooalhig^
Cloths and Cassimors. Goods are umdo to‘order
in the latest styles and at short notice.‘"Men's
Shawls, Undershirts, Drawofa, Gloves, Souiia.
Tics, itc. • • . *■“ ' '
The largest stock of Domestic Goods in the
.country. • Carpets, Oil Cloths. Blankets, and every
variety of G.oods kept in a first class Dry Go nth
store. As new styles of Cloaks and Dress Goods
come out. I have amingomets to rceivo them, Nov
goods will bo added as advances.
I’Uaso call and examine before buying olsa-,
where, as I am determined not to he
RcmuurWr the old stand, East Main street, on*
deor below Martin’s Hotel.
.Not. I?', 13151.
fr\ . NOTICE.
J. BOAS’S STORK, sk*
OiU’oaiTK Tnu Cari.’jslb Deposit Bank.
Would you buy your hats right cheap
Please cull at Boas’s store,
In North Hanover street ho keeps,
Bis uiimo is on the door.
..There Ladies, Men and Children too
. Are lilted all the while,
His hnls are good, and have proved true;
No better in Carlisle.
Cnps for Soldiers, Men undßoyi
Von all cun here obtain,-
For Ladies and for Children's Furs
You need not ask in vain.
Fur Cap?, Fur Collars andfJFur Glove*
All neatly mado and warm ;
Fine Woolen Shirts and Woolen Drawers
For comfort in the storm.
Vests, Jackets, Ilo'tc, Nocktios and Scarfs—
All theac ho keeps to soli.
Whips, Comforts, Canos and Nolions too
Too numerous to toli.
ALS o;
.Satchels and Traveling 3Ja«kots for Ladies, Mar
mot ami School Baskets, Carpet Bags and
‘The largest assortment of Trunks kept nt any
house iu town. A largo variety of Gentlemen’*
Gloves. A very largo .assortment of Woolen
Shirts. BUFFALO HOlsks, Tohacco'nnd sugry»>
*tc,, «tc. XMeaso call a’nd aeee*luß stock of goods,
J. BOAS, Agout,
Nov. 17; ISCt-3m
B. R. JAMESON & CO.
TAT'HOLES ALE and retail Doalnrs in.Eau
» v cj Dry Goods. Trimmings, Notions Xo.,
North west corner of Hanover and Pomfret Sts.,
Carlisle, Pa...would respectfully announce to tlio
public Unit-they have just returned from the Hal
tern cities with a largo nnd well selected stock of
poods, consisting in part of Hosiery, Gloves, Mitt*, I
Veils, Crapes, Cravats,. Hoods. Nubias, Shawls,
Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Shirts, Drawers,Belt*,.
Ladies'and Gents'Collars,‘Bihding, Cords, But.
ton* Combs, Needles, Threads, Sowing Silks, Hoop.
Shirts, Paper, Pons Perfumery, Cigars, Xo., Xo.
Wo would particularly invito the attention of
Country Merchants to our stock, ns in tho mat
ter of prices as well as in othcr'important parfeie
iilars, wo enjoy this groat advantage, vis; on«
branch of our house and a member of our Arm aro
located iu Philadelphia, and always prepared ty
take advantage of every- fluctuation in the market.
• Liberal/tqnns made*-'with wholesale purchaser!
anu unusual inducements offered to buyers of eve
ry class. Call and examine our-VVock.
13. R. JAMESON & CO>
$ 3 00
6 : (10
*32 00
20 ou.
Oct. 13, 1861—3 m.
HATS AID CAPS
AT KELLER'S,
On North Hanover Street, Carlisle, Pa.
A splendid assortment of nil the new f-g
styles of Silk, Halcskin, Stanch, Sn/t JJ&
and Straw HATS now open, of city nnd home
unmnfaoturo,’ which will ho sold at tho lowest cash
prices.
A largo stoclc of summer hats, Palm, Leghorn
Braid, India Panama, and Straw ; bhlidreuVfen
cy,-etc.- Also a full a a irttaent' of II eu’a, Boys’
atpl Children’s Caps df o v lydceeription.and sfylei
■The snhseribor invites a. to’come and examine
his stock. Being a practical halter, ho feels con
fident of giving satisfaction.
Thankful for Pie liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed ho solicits a continuance of the aamo.
Don’t forget the stand, two doors above Shroh
net’s Hotel, and next to Common's shoo store.
„ „ „ . , , JOHN A. KELLISII, Ag't.
L. B.—Hats of all kinds made to order at shorl
notic °- . [May 20, ’(11.
Editor of Volunteer
DnAlt Sin—With your permission I wish to Bay
to the readers of your paper that I will send, by ro
turn mail, to all who wish it (free), a Recipe, with
full directions for making and using a simple Ve-
Uulm, that will olfoctually remove, in ton
days, I implcs, Rlotcbcs, Tun, Freckles, aiid all im
purities of the Skin, leaving the same soft, clear
smooth and boautiOU* .
I wiii also mail'Preo to those having Bald; Hoads
or Bnro-Facos, airaplo directions and information
that wi.lonablo them to start a fall growth of Lux
uriant Hair, Whiskers, or a Uoiistitoho, in less than
thirty days. - ’ ,
All applications ausworod by rolurn mail with
’out charge.
Ilospcc-tnilly. yoil-8,.. ,
TIIOS. P; CHAPMAN,. Chemist,
<531 liroadwuy, Xcw York\
.Oct. 6, ISO f—3ni
.MATRIMONIAL!!
.... . ,s a|us gentlemen
TP you wish to marry, address the under
. signed, who will send you without money and
without flrico,valuable information that will eua*
to marry happy and speedily, irrespective
of ago. wealth or beauty. • This .information will
cost you nothing, and if you wish* to marry, I will
ohserlully assist yon. All letters strictly confi
dential. The desired information sent by return
mail, and no questions asked. Address
Sarah B. Lambert, Greoupoint, Kings Co.,
jS'ewYork.
001. 13, , C4—2m. v
> Ko’tsceo
TII'E.' Gill-lisle borough bounty Bonds nre
now ready for delivery in sums of Ono Hun
dred, live Hundred and' Quo Thousand.dollars,
with coupons attached; the interest payable semi
annually, at tho Carlisle Deposit Back. A per
son having money to lend will find it an advan
tage to invest in said Bonds, as tho Stale Bounty
law exempts theta from Application
to bo' made to A.‘ Calhcart, President of Town
Council, or Jos. \Y, Ogilhy, Sco’y.
'TVrOriCE.—AII persona are hereby notified
-b* that if X owe them anything to present their
bills and I‘will pay them; otherwise those who
owo mo need not pay, for I am going up Suit Hives'
and do not expect to bo back before Spring.
PJ3TEK P. JEGE.
Carlisle, Dec. 8, ISO-I-31*
BARLEY WANl’El).—The highest price
for lUnanv will bo paid in cash at Earnin'*
Brewery, Carlisle.
GEBHARD"*• RtCHTER.
Sept. ! r -IS(M-Sra« , , ■
POR3! PURS!! PU^S!!!
CELLING at greatly reduced priced to close
out the hulanoe of stock of "the .season If
you uroio wain of any Ladies, Misses; aud Chi
diren s Furs, pleitse.givo us au early call, us it will
bo to your interest, * •
Jan. 5, 1860.
W. C. SAWYKII,
NEW STOCK Oi’
Council.
JO 9. W. OOILBY,
Soc'y •/ Corporation,
T.EIDICH b MILLER,
TXIIE Undesigned having purchased the
en tire stock of Groceries of C. IhhdfT, on the
south-east corner of Market Square, pud mado
considerable additions, is now prepared to supply
his friends and the public, with all kinds of 6hoieb
‘goods, at tho lowest market rates. His stuck com
prises 1
COFFEES, • -
SUGARS, • = i.
STRUPS,
TEAS,.
Salt, fiplccs ground and unground, .Cheese, Crack
ers, Colfco Essences, Fish by wholesale or rctaiT
Brooms, Brushes, Tobacco, Segura, Snuff, Mutches
Blacking, Bed .Cords, ,
GLASS, CHINA, -STONE AND QU EE X g TV A RE,
Codarworo. Notr6ns, and all other .articles usually
kept in a first class Groeqry store.- 1
•Inregard to prices* Tcan say' that it is my do
tcrbiinutiou to 001 l goods, at thfr lowest possible
fiU«ro. • . ' • ' •’
Butter, Eggs, had till kinds of country produce
taken at market prices. • • • • ' ’’
Ho hopes by rtrjct attention to l-usijeaa, and li
disposition to please, to merit and {Secure a shuto of
public, patronage. ' ’?»
JOHN lIYER..
Carlisle, Jan. 7. ISG4.. • ,• .
ISGS.
THE LADY’S'FRIEND.’-
A New mom Eil) Jliiijiiziiio of Lil-
oiatiij-c :md Faiiilon.
I’HJJ'puljlisliora of kbia now Magaziue, in
entering upon the second year of its existence,'
bog leave-to offer their tlmnUs to the reading pub
lie lor the support which they have so liberally'
extended to them. Very fcw'Magasinea have been
able,’.rn' : tfrulr Second ‘Voni*, to Uoakt : ot’ a : > hurgo a 1
circulatTcm ns Curt to wbieh the LADY’S FRIEND
has now attained.’ • * ’’ f ’ •? i
Referring to tlio numbers alroa'ly'i’ubliahcd as
imlicatn e M (he rhpriieter of our Magazine, wb
iDaj' lull lly .'-ay that U will continue fu ho devoted
to choice L flora turo and the Jlluunuiim of the"
Fashions. It will ctfnfnin (ho latest patterns of
Cloaks, Cirpa, Hounds, Head Ureases, Fancr W.irh,
Embroidery,.Ac;, with lUcclpts, iMusie, «ud other
multem Intefesting Jo Lidios.
• THE LADY'S FRIEND will bo edited by Mrs;
llcnr\ PiiTß'ftaoN, who'will roly upon ibu services
in tbo Literary Department of a ' r ,
SPLENDID COUPS OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Handsome Sleel JDixgravingx,
A handsotno'stecl faftby engraving ami a auporb
colored steep fashion plate will illustrate e\eyy
number, borides well executed Wood-cuts, ilUu'-
tralivo of the Fashions, Patterns *Lc., too numer
ous to detail.
A Sowing Machine .Premium.
, Ic order to enable ladies th'procuro a first qua
lity Sowing Machine at very little outlay, we muko
the following liberal offers : -
Wo will give ono of Wiinnr.Tja ,t Wr.eojTs cole
bratorl Sowing Machines-thc regular price of uhieh
is Fifty-five Dollars-—on the following termsj
20 copies, ono year, and Sewing Machine, $70.90
« „ :: r -V - ' ‘.SiSS
in tho first oi the above clubs, a ludv can god
tnsnfy subscribers at tho regular prico of ?J.M) a
copy,.ami then liy sending on these subscriptions
and twenty dollars in addition, will got a "Machine
tbut clio cannot.buyanyWhcro at loss than Fifty:
.1 ivo Dollars, if she gets thirty suhscrihors and
sovonty-Cvo dollars,; slid will only have to odd tuu
dollars lo tl)o .amount. While if she- gets forty
subscribers at tho regular prico, oho will got hw
Mnchino fur nothing. 1 -
Tho Magazine will bo sent to dTficront pnst offl
cos it desired. Tbo.uauica anti money should'be
lorwarded as rapidly as obtained, in order that the
subscribers may begin to receive thoir Magazines
at once, and not boeomo dissatisfied with tho delay
When the whole amount of money is received, the
Sewing Machine will be duly forwarded. •
• •Tiro tdiihs rosy bo partly composed of subscrib
oro to THE SATURDAY EVENING POST, if de
sired.
In oil cases tho Machine sent will bo tii«
regular WiiEßEga * Wilso.Vb No. 3 Mathine, sole
by them in Now York for Fifty-Five Dollars. The
Machine will bo selected now at tho manufactory
York, boxed; add forwarded free of cost
with tho exception of frieght.
fcnva: —Onr terms are tho earn* as thoseaf
that woll-known weekly paper, The Saturday J3u»-
uinrf Pott, published by us fur the last oightoot
years—ib order that tho clubs may be made up o»
tba paper and the Magazine conjointly, when it is
so doaired—and‘are as follows—
CASH lir ABVASCB.
One copy, ono year,
Two copie*, “
Four > “
Eight copies, one yeah, and or s to tho got'
, t,r -»P of 18.Q0
Twenty copies, ono year, end one to'get
tor-up of club, • 55,C0
Ono copy of tho Lady's Friend and the •
d. Po , at ' ,
Bmglo panthers of tho Lady’* Frlond (postatgo
paid-by usj, twenty-fire oolite. T r--
SubaOribor* ft British North America must re
mit twolro cent* in addition to tho 'annual aub
acnptien, a* wo have to prepay the U. S- postage
on their langar.ine*. ' ‘ ’ , - "
Tho content* of tho Lady'a Friend and of the
The Poet will alwava bo entirely different
Address DEACON A PETERSON, . -
. Ao. 319 TValmit Si., Phila.
SW~ Specimen copies will bo sent to those dosi
roua of getting up clubs on tho receipt of fifteen
c ° ut «- [Deo. 15, -CA
«®JUE¥’IS LADY’S SOOKj,
THE
Fashion Magazine of the World.
T II KKA TORE, Fino-Arte find Fashions,
Li The moat m&gntf.ccmt' Stool engravings.
Double Fashion Idatos, IVood engravings on every
subject that;can interest ladies. knitting;
Noifing, ICrthVoulbry, Articles for the Toilet, for
tlie I’arlorftbo'Bdudoir, and the Kitoheni * Evety
thiug in fact, to make a LdUy’e 2%oqh.
the . ladies: favorite for 35 years^.
No Magq,r.ii\e hiis.bocn able to compote with It.
None attempt it. ... •,• J /
GODEY'S RECEIPTS for every department of
a household. These alone arc worth the prioe ul
the hook. * - ' «■ i •
Model Cottages (no other Magazine give* thorn,)
with diagrams,'v < * '
Drrnrjju/ Jjcstous for {he. Young,- Another spfe~
dally’With Godey.
. Original -Mimic, worth $3 a year. Other Mag*,
ainee publish old worn-out luiiaic; but the aub
aoriljcrs t-o Godoy get it hoforo the musid stores*.'
Gardening lV»r Ladies. Another peculiarity
with Godey. ■ .v • • ‘ J
Fashions from Messrs. Ai-T. .Stewart «t'Co., the
millionaire merchants., of New York; appear in
Godey, tile only Magazine thal J hair them.
Also, Fashions fVou.tho celebrated RroJio of
Now York. ‘
Lmlios' Bonnots. "Wo give more of'them in a,
year than nny otl.cr Magazine. In fact, the Lady’.
BouU enables every lady to ho Lor otvn bonnet
.maker.' ; ' 9 ' . j
-Marian ISarXanci*
Authoress of “Alone,” “ iiiddou £»th,” “Mosc
Side/’ “.JTomcsia," and “ Miriam ,”.Trr!&fc. for Go
doy each month) and for uu utheiriaaftiißii*. Wo
havo also retained all our old f.nd favorite .con
tributors. • • •
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GO»l£¥?S fttADV’S BOOK for IS6S;-
(From.whicli there could be no deviation,]
The following aro the terms of the Lady'a Book
for 18(15i ‘ At prßM4Ut,*sT# will receive ’subscribers
at the following rates. Duo notice will bp given
if wo are obliged to advance, wiiieli IfTlTdepeud
upon the price of paper:
■ Ono ?opv, one year,
Two copies/ one year, ■
Throe copies, one year.
Fern? oopio/,-ono year,
Five copies, ono year, and nn copy ;t<v ?
person sending club, making six copU*iV‘? I 00
liigb’t copies one and an extra copy tj r
person sending tlic&lub mukinyuS.no qod
i°s, < “ £1 CO
iilevon copies, owe yoar and an oxTraqopy bV
tho person sending tho dV&, i&akhi i ■ ' ’
twelve copies, •” ' . ' -7 50 1
Additions to any of tho above olubs, $2 50 each
subscriber. .. .'
. 'Uodti.v’s Li>ly*a Book ami Arthur’s Ilorao Maga
zine will bo sent, eacli one year, on receipt of 50. •
Wo have no club with any other Magazine oc
Newspaper. 1 -
The inoney must bb soni nt one dime for ; any
Club. - •' - - -
,'Canada, subscribers must semi 24 cents addi
tional fur each, subscriber*. *
.Addivsv, • L. A. fiODET,
Corner Sixth and C&cstnut ;*,
norl V&
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$ 2.00
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8.00
$3 00
b 50
7 50,
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