-THB SpBI’SOUBL Whsrs to look run a Tarß. In onf list number wo spots in,-gonoral terms of the advantages wbion tho-Southorn States will offer to the cmigranHrhen tfaopa cification of the country sWllhavo opened them to settlement. Wo referred to the fact, that even the old States of North and South’ Carolina and GoorgfOi as well as othera. aro' . still, to a large extent, covered with the pri meval forest, end that the unimproved portions comprise some of the best lands in those Sta tes. The poorer lands are more easily dear-' ed and brought into cultivation, and the in efficiency of slave labor hos been such, that the more heavily timbered (because richer,) lands have been left for the benefit of the en ergetic and enterprising pioneers of the New Industrial Era which is about to.be inau gurated there. A few figures will show the reader at a glance that, to say nothing of the confiscation and voluntary exile of thousands of Southerners, there need bo no lack of* iarms for the million” in . Tho land of tho myrtle and vino. Improved Zand* ‘Unimproved 'Land, Virginia,... 11,000,000 aoros 19,000,000 acres, N. Carolina 6,000,000 “ -vI 7,000,000 “ Georgia.., 8,000,000 •* 18,000,000 ff’ Arkansas 1,000,000 " 7,00fl;000 •" Texas..... 2,000,000 « 20,000,000 “ These will serve as a specimen. Now look lit the same fact in another form. lu 1860, Missouri- -a State larger than all New England—had 17,54 inhabitantaito.tho square mile, which was nlmosbprecieoly'tho ayerage through the South. Maryland, with one crowded city, reached the high figure of 7343, this maxum lessening down through the list, until the inhabitants of Texas and Florida shouted to their neighbors, every one of whom had more than one-third of a square mile of territory to stretch his lordly legs in. Yet in so sparsely settled a State as Vermont, solely agricultural, and laoking a single rcal ly large town, there wore about 35 persons to the mile; and this crowding reached its climax in Massachusetts, where 157.83 per sons had but a mile to themselves. In view of these facts, one of our city dai lies offers the following excellent advice, ev ery word of which wo indorse:: " If any young man, -therefore, within 'the reach of this article,ds burning to come after nis certain fortune in New York, wo entreat him to keep away,-this country is fast assim ilating in its older proportions to the condi tion of European countries, where it is con tinually becoming harder for a beginner to wrest Buroes3.and fortunefrom his 1 fo. Clas ses and conditions are becoming settled, and barriers harder and harder to break are aris» If you contemplate coming to New York or any other crowded city,-don't conn. Fortune is m broader fields. Like Freedom, her broad van-Books unp!anled lands.” Em igration is a natural Jaw necessary for the perpetration of human .societies avd polit’cal systems ; obey it, Tbo war has shown Nor thern enterprise a new Canaan. Southward, bo !”—Phrenological Journal, A Mowing Machine Made llari/less. ■ An article -In that excellent Journal, tho ; “Country Gentleman,” published at Albany, N. Y., of date-September, 1864, in relation! to an improvement in the Mowing Machine, has fallen under our eye ; and the invention seems to us of so groat importance, that wo call attention to it. It is the result of thin happy thought of a lady, Mrs. Elizabeth M. Smith, of Burlington, H, J.; .and its history is as interesting as .tho iniproyemnt is' valua ble. A neighbor of the lady, while at work, with a mowing machine, loaves his scat to disentangle a tuft of gross from the knives; while so engaged something occurs to start tho horses, when tho man’s fingers are cut off. This incident WngmontioDed at tho lady’s 1 dinner table, suggested the idea of obviating the danger. Study of themachineryfbllSws, • and in n short time the lady devised a plan by which the cutting her is thrown out ot the gear the moment tho driver's weight is re moved from tho seat. By moans of a spring, when the driver leaves his scat to remove any Obstructions dn front of tho knives, these arc. thrown out of tho goar-and nrade harmless; and upon resuming his place they are again thrown into gear and ready for nutting This is, in brief, the sura of the patent—sim ple, exceedingly simple-, but, as it appears 1 to us exceedingly valuable also. 1 In tbo midst of war excitements, wo fear this invention has been somewhat overlooked We do our farmers, we think, a a kindness in thus adverting to ic, as the expense ol its adoption is but trifling, while it relieves the machine of a serious objection. One of the most extensive firms engaged in tho manu v ? ro /( agricultural implements in New 1 England, has examined and approved of the patent, and that it will bo generally adopt ed the coming season, there will bo no doubt —-tv. B. Mercury. Si'RAwCEiißv.—The strawberry now elyoys more celebrity than any other Amor toan fruit. More people are devoting time mad money to its culture, more exhibitions are hold in its honor, larger prizes are awar ded lor tho finest specimens of its growth and altogether more ado is made about it than about any other product of our bounte- OUB sod A largo (annual) strawberry exhi bition has iust closed at No. 41 Park Row at which the boapod-up plates of blushing mammoths were unprecedented in number and beauty. Another strawberry show is in progress at tho American Institute, under tho direction of the Horticultural Committee of that body, which is a great success, as tho efforts ot the Institute in. the cause of fruits and flowers always are, .Besides these for mal and imposing affairs, there are innumer able strawberry festivals, held this week, in Now York and other cities, in aid of soldiers, chanties and other deserving objects. There is nothing like the strawberry for supnlvinir hospitals with food and medicines, clothing and educating orphans, and paying off ohuroh debts. _lt is truly a power in iho land. Asa social agency, for bringing peo pie—together performing tho same delicate and useful office as tho sewing-circle, the so cciable, and tbo other ingenious devijbs to iceep up and multiply acquaintanceship it Dot to be despised. e The cultivation 0 f the finest kinds of straw berries is so general that the exhibitions of folkH 'Vn V‘ ty Me . onl y to city folks. In tbo country one iu^ v Bee j nr / beds thick with strawberries nearly i,.-,, ® the biggest shown upon tho exhibition taw.,, and growing by hundreds on a single plant. progressive farmer has a strawberry eihibition, yrifl fes liVal too, all to himself, in this month Of June. He can-show abundance in quantity if not in varieties. The devel opoment of varieties is the important obieot which the American Institute and tho other scientific patrons of the strawberry serve to promote. They also bays done, and are do ing, o substantial public benefit by the in terest which they are creating all through the country in the culture of this luscious and healthful berry. ■ A mamber of tho Lazy Society vras complained of last week, by another, for run ning. Hia defeooer waa, that he was going down hill; and it was more labor to walk than to run. He was let off easy. O’ "Is it pooaaible, Mies, that you do Bot know tho names of some of your friends f" "Certainly, ! do not ovon know-what my ■ewn name may be in a year from now." , tty A youth declares that his sister is so «eador-hearteo that she cannot bo peraaaded townhe* lights 1 ': *v / : F/E. BELTZHOOVER, , ii tSJiBr and covNSßiton atxaw, &EM. CARLISLE, PENN'A. . OFFICE on South Hanover street,, oppo flito Bontz’s store. > By special arrangement vr] th‘ tho Tatodt'Office, Attends to securing Patent-Rights, fispt. 2i,’lB6trly -RUFUS m. SHABBY, ATTiTORIM EY AT LAW. CARLISLE, PA. Jl *TTENDS to securing and collecting -** Soldier's Par/, Pension*, Bounties, <£c. Office'on'Beuth Hanover -street opposite fentt's store. 'PAb. 13.'1852. 1 J. 18. WEAKLEY, ATTORNEY A T LAW, OFFICE on South Hanover street, in’the' room formerly occupied by A. 8., Sbarpo. Fab. 27, 1862—9 m. OFFICE with Judge Hepburn, on-Eaa; Main Street, Carlisle. • Aug. <J, '<s3—ly. 'll. NEW SHAM. AtfPOßd E Y AT LA W. OFFICE with'Wm.'H. Miller. Egq., aoufh west corner of Hanover and-Pomfrot stroota. Carlisle, Doc. 22, 1862—* tf CIIAS. 13. MOLAIcnLLV, A T T-0 R N E Y-AT-L A W. OFFICE in TnhofTs building, just opposite -tho 'Market House, , ‘Carlisle March : l3, 18fi2—fly. | J. W. FOULK, Attorney at Law. J—Office with James It. Smith. Esq., Rboon. e Hail. All business entrusted to him will bo prompt? y attended to. ' - Fob. 6. 1863. ®r. CEO. S. SEAItrCHT, Fuom the Ballimore'Cilllega of 'Dental Surgery Office at tbo residence Of bis mother, FactT-oitth or street, three doors below Bedford. Carlisle,'Doe. 22, 1802. M. C. HERMAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW. /'VFITOE in (Rhoem’s 'Hall 'Building, in too wear of tho Court House, next door to the 1 Herald Office, Carlisle. . [Fob 4,*Ti-t9, 4AMES A, DUNBAR, ATTORN'EY AT Uli, ■CAnmeuE, 'Piv. Office noxldoordo tbo American Printing office a few doors west df ’Hannon’s hotel. Aprillt, ISBi—l_v i .c. VOObiSS, VEX- Has removed from South Hanover street to West Vomfrot street, opposite tbo Female High School,' Carlisle. [April 28, 1804. l®rs - R‘ A. Smithes Photographs, Ambrotypos, Xvorytypes, Beau* itiful Albums, Beautiful Frames, Albums ifor Ladies and Gentlemen, Albums •for Children, Albums for Miss- I •os, 'Pocket Albums Tor Sol diers and 'Civilians. Choicest Alhums I Phettiest Albums 11 CHEAPEST ALBUMS 111 Fop Christinas Ciitfts. Fresh and New from New York and Philadelphia.' iF YOG wane satisfactory pictures and 'po lite attention call at Mrs. R. A. Smith’s.Pho tographic Gallery* south-east corner of Hanover struct ami Market Square, opposite tho Court House and Post Office, Carlisle, Pa.“ Mrs. 11. A. Smith, well known as Mrs. R. A. Reynolds, and so well known ns a ©aguerroan Artist gives personal nltontion tc Ladies and Gen tlemen visiting her gnllory, ami having tho best, of artists and'polito attendants can‘BnJfdly promise that in no other galloryoan 'those ivho favor her with a call gat pictures superior to Lore, nob oven in Now York nnd Philadelphia, or meet with more kind and prompt attention. Ambrotypos inserted' in Rings, Lockets, Brcaat-pina, <te. Perfect cop ies of ©agucrcotypQS and Ambrotypos made of de ceased friends. Wbe.ro copies arc defaced life-like •delates may still bo bad, either forf rames or for -i.-irds. All negatives preserved ono year, and or-' dors by mail or otherwise promptly at'londod to.’ : Deo. 22, ISC4j—tf ! ll Tbo -subscribers bog Joavo to inform fboir friends and customers that they have removed their Grocery Store To the South-East Corner of Main nnd Bed ford Streets, one Door West ot Gardner & Co’s. Pmindiy, nnd Diroetly Op posite Ileisor’s Hotel, Carlisle. They will, as heretofore, koop constantly on hand everything n their line such as Coffees, Salt, Sugars, Dried Moat, M classes, Bologna, Syrups, Eggs, Crackers, Spicos, Choose, Dishes, Fish, Soaps, Tobacco, Brooms, Coal Oil Lumps, Burners, Chimneys, Brushes, Stono IVnrs, Earthen Ware, Blacking, Candles, Ami Notion Generally. Our assortment is very complete and has boon purchased with caro and judgement. Wo invito all to give us a cull, as wo aro determined to sell at very moderate profits. MONASMITH A BAKER. N, B.—Tho highest prices will bo paid for at kinds of marketing. M A B Nov. 10, 18G4.-tf -NEW COMMISSION HOUSE FLOUR it FEED, COAL, PLASTER A- SALT. THE subscriber having taken the Ware house formerly occupied by J. B. Noncmukor, »n West High Street, opposite Diokininson Cot ego, would inform tho public, that ho has en tered into a general Forwarding and Commission business. Tho highest market price will bo paid for Flour Grain and Produce of all kinds. Flour ami Feed, Plaster and Sail, kept con stantly on hand and for sale. Coal of all kinds, embracing L YKB NS VALLEY, LOCUST MOUNTAIN, LA Nil ERR Y, Ac., Ac. Limoburnots’ and Blacksmiths’ Coal, constant!} for sale. • Kept under cover, and delivered dry t« any part of tho town. April 14, '64. WATCHES AND JEWELRY. /WT the sign of the “ Gold Kogle," 3 doors j. “f Vo u Cumberland Valley Bank, and two doors below -Methodist Church on West Main filtwill be sold SO \l^JZ n 7 place in tho State. Tho stocky . . * assortment of Gold <b SUvor lluntin2?w*°?J 1 ' , rg Lovers, Lopines, American watches, amt ,S e - fi kinds and styles, gold and allvor Chains, °tner Gold F'.ns and Pencils, Jewelry of nil kinas, Spectacles, Gold and silver, plated and silver Wa?o, Music Boxes, Acoordeons' Oil Paintings, a gro it variety of Fancy Articles and a lot of the fines’' Pianos, which will be sold 4C per cent, lower than e rer offered in town. The en tire stook of Watchmaker tools, cases, largo Mirron and Sato, will be sold wholesale or retail pn th< easiest terms. ■ Having selected a first class workman all kindi of; repairing will he done os usual, at reducoc prices* Oariiflia April 30J.563 HANDXCERGHIEFS, Ties, Stocks, Rib tons. Suspenders, Under Shirts, Drawers, a Uautiful can bo found at ISAAC LIVINGSTONS, Kerih Hanover Si, EmpfriMi SAMUEL lIEPBIKS, Jr., , ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. JOHN bbetem; H* E. SHAFLEV NEW FIRST CLASS SROCERY STORE. ‘npHE'Public oari find, at our new Grocery ■*. ‘Store, : lnthe Building lately occupied by Ptttlip Arnold, doo’d., and next door to tho Car lisle Deposit Bank, a very largo and fresh assert-; moot of all tho different kinds and grades 'of ) Teas, Coffee ’Essences, Coffees, 'Soap?, Syrups, ’Candles, Molasses, Sdlt, * Spices, iPiiklcs, ‘Sugars, Broscrvofl, ’PrOparc/d *Canned Coffees’in Bruits, Papers, Jollies, iVogatablo* ‘Cranberries, ■and Moa.o* Raisins, Prepared Dried Mustards, • 'Currants, Sauces, 1 Dried Crackers/ ’Fruits, Cheese, . Nuts, •6wc6t ‘Sogars, Cakes ' Snuff v TOBACCO, JFIPFS, &c. ’Also—Rice, Barley, Starch, ’-Farina, orn Starch, orealina, Mazoina, 'Macaroni, Verm'colla, < A zurooa, Prunes, oncontrdtod Lyo, Bo- • •logna, Sauaago,*rablo und otlior Oils, ' ■ -Nutmegs, 'Blacking, Boeowowt, ■faocolate, o on. Tie Yarn, ’Lamp and audio Wic’-r, - : ‘Bath Brick, lothos •Linos, , ! Bo\i m "Sprue . 'Boxes, Pa- , Fp o r and 2nvD '\opcs, Matches., PoTVtor Sand,'Stovo Po lish, Flavoring Extracts, Spigots, Pons, Inks,BrLnstono, ackorol, Shad, Salmon, Herring and I od/ish. Also —the celebrated Excelsior Hams, Dried Beef and TongUes, 'Rugs and Mats, Shot and Load, Brushes,Troonis and’Wisps, ’Glass,'Queen’s, Wood, Willow & Uatan W A HE, Wo respectfully ask tho public to call, examine, and prico our largo and carefully selected -dtodk of Finb Psamiuy Quocbuibb. "Wo‘buy all kinds of ‘Country 'Produce. JAMES M. ALLEN * 'O. ' Carlisle Oct. 8, ISC-l-ly Fire insinancft. THE ALLEN AND EAST PENNSBORO 1 MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE OOHIPANJ ofsumbcrlund county, incorporated by an act cl Assembly, in tho year 1843, and having -recently had ita charter cxtendott'to 'the yejrr ISSS/is-nun ■ in active anti’vigorous oporrttion under tho super intendence of tho following Board of Managers: Gorgns, ‘Christian -Stayman, Jacob Ebony, Daniel Bailey, Alexander Cathcart Jacob H. Coovor, John Eicholborgcr/Josyph Wiokerrs; Samuel 'Eberly, Ruilblpb WaTtin, illoaos Brioltor Jacob Coovcrand J. C. Dunlap. The rates of iiisuranco aro as low and fttvorabl* as any Company of tbo kimMn'tbo-Stttto. Person! wrsbing'to'booomo members aro invited to make ap pi.ioation'to tbo Agents of tbo Company who arc willing to wait upon thorn at any time. President—W. p. 60EGAS, Eborly’s Mills, Cum bcrlanrtcounby, Yioo ’Prosit.-.OnmstiAH Stavman, Carlisle Cum bcrland'courity. Sccty. John f C. s)nKLA'p,.Mochanicabnrg, Cun? bcrland county. Treasurer— Dakibi, diAtLV, ©rllaburg, y a rlt county. agents. Cnmlertmul County —ffobn-Shunfiok, ATlon; Hon- 1 ry Rearing,Sbircmnnstown ; LafayettoToffor, Did ! inaon; Henry Bowman, Church town; Mods Gri tub, South Middleton; Sam'J. Grnbam. W. Penns boro’; Samuel Coovor, Moohaniosburg; J. W. Coob Ini, Sbcpbcrdsfown; D. Coovor, Upper Allen; 1 0. Saxton. Silver Spring; John Hycr, Carlisle Valentino Feomnn, Now Cumberland ; James McCandlieb, Ncwvßlo. _ 5?.'? C 0 '"‘ l !/-—W- S. Picking, Dover: James Griffith, Warrington; J. F. Doardorff, Washington; Richey'Olafk, Ditlsburg; D. Rutter, Pairviow; John Williama, Carroll. Dmgthin 'County —Jacob Uousor, Harrisburg. Members of 'tike'Company having policies abou v ' to expire, can have them renewed by making Mjpli-* cation to any o'F fho Agenlk. ! ‘i Match IH, 1863, ilat dc Cap Emporium. TUB undersigned having purchased the stock, 'Of the late William U. Trout, doc’d would respectfully announce fo tho public that bo will continue tbo Hatting Rueincse at tbo old stand in West High Street, and with a renewed and effi cient effort, produce articles of Head Dress of Every Variety,‘Style, and Quality that shall bo strictly in keeping with tho improve ment oftho -art, and fully up to tho ago in which wo hvo. ® mHo has now on hand a splendid assort ment of Hats of all descriptions, from th? common Wool to tbo finest Fur and silk hats, and at prices that most suit cvoiy ono who : has an oyo to getting tho worth of his money. Hie 1 Silk, Mole Skin, and Beaver Hats, a/ro unsurpassed for lightness, durability and finish, by those of any , other establishment in the-country. Boys’ Hats of every description constantly on hand. Mo respectfully invites all tho old patrons and as many new ones .as possible, to give him a caR. Carlisle, l)oc. 20,1862. lilVlt\«ST«iVs CLOTHING EMPORIUM SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING! LIVINGSTON liae just returned from the Bast with a magnificent stock of CLOTHS CASS IMFKS, SATINETS, VESTINGS,. and all other kinds of goods for GEKTLEMEJI’S CLOTHING. , His assortment uf piooo goods is tbo largest and most varied over brought to this town, and h 0 pledges himself to soil goods by tho yard os choan if not cheaper, than any other store. His stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING is oxt-onsivo and beautiful, consisting of COATS, PANTS, VESTS. OVERCOATS, which ho will soli CHEAPER than ’abbshmont. Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods. Ho has a beautiful assortment 0 f Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Undtrakirta, Ocerakirttf J)ra\tera, Vmbrclfaff Qo.i'pei Dag*, Trmkt, COME ONE. COMB ALL, and soo for yousolyos, his boantiful assortment of goods, before purchasing olsowhcro. Ho will take ?^„l??uT, 0 ln ahowil JS llia goods, and can sat isfy all that ho oon, and will, soil goods cheaper than any other house ontsidoof tho Eastern cities CUSTOMER’S ORDERS. p.-L Pi'll, “ n lamination of my stock o Fmo Cloths, Cassimors, Vestings, Ao., which I manufacture upon special orders? SPECIAL NOTICE. W loavo to say that my goods nro tho v«TrJ^J re J* unc Jer my own supervision, and by moat oxtonsi» w ® r " niftn * My present stock is tho apootfuUy ask my y®t had in Ptoro, and I ro moa call before and the public to give Remember tho ol(T$l B owhoro. ISAAC L’l>. Worth J/a’%&?ON, n *rgef t Carlisle, April 21, ISCi. G H n P airs of a 'r«oo t'haina, '-1 all kinds, with a largo assortment of ‘ ’ Butt hams, i Hallor'hains, Breast “ ( Fifth; ■ " L °S " I Tongue “ ■ a ? W ■ Spreads, Ao„ Ac., just received «t the Cheap Hadwato Store of An-il 27, 13W. H. SAXTON. Job Printing noatlj oxseuted.- FRANKHN | RAIL It O A IJS. I ( CHANGE'OI MOVES' . and after Monday, April 4th, 'lBo4j 'V/ Passonger'Xraiaß will‘run daily, 80 follows, (Sundays exct^tod): *l;O r TI ! CnAM’ftfeRBBIJ : RO AND fcAtfAisMlttf: 'Leave Hagerstown, 7:00 A. M. # 2:45 P. ,<l ‘Qrcencastlo, 7:57 “ -3,85 IfAfrat u Chambers'g, < (Leave ‘5:30 ! Leavo Shipponaburg 9:00 u “ Nowvillo 9:3f2 M v Carlisle 10:10 “ " Mcchanicaburg 10:42 <f Arrive at Harrisburg 11:15 u ■Leave 'HafriflbUrg €;O5 A. iL/ l l:35 £. AL “ Mochanicsburg 8:47 “ 2:15 ** “ Carlisle 9:37 “ 2:55 u •• No’vmllo ' 10:02 " •3:2J '* u ‘Sliinponsbnrg 10:33 ni , , fArrat 11:00 “ , 4;30 " Chambers g, | Lcavo lljW /< 1:40 " Lea™ Grconcastlo H:55 3:30 “ An*. at Jlagcrsttttrn 12:35 1 C:10 “ ’The Carlisle Wd Harrisburg Acommodation Tra*h will have ns’follO'ws: ’Leave Carlisle ’’'s;i>s A.'M. ‘ u ' "'Afccbamcsburg $:25 “ ‘A'jtlvo 'nit Harrisburg 6:55 '* Leave Harrisburg *-4:2o’P.m. ■ “ Mccbamosburg *4:54 I{ Arrive at Carlisle’ 5:20 " mnScing closo •comvoctldns rit Harrisburg tvltb Trains, for Philadelphia, Ttfow 'York and 'Pitts burg; and with Trains for all points Wosi. The Train leaving Harrisburg at 4:20, J P. ’ftlv/rarrs'only ns far es Carlisle Superintendent's ’Office, ') Chamh’g, April A, ’fli. ) April 7-, 1801. Msmmo> With Glass Cloth Picsser,lmproved Loop-Check, New Style Ham mer, lihicler, Cordon, liraid . er, etc At the Railroad Office, Carlisle Pa, INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, LONDON, 1852. INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, PARIS, 1851. at the Fairs uftho UNITED STATES A'CKII'ULTURtUL SOCrETT, Silver Medal alike ‘Pmnsijh'ama -Siaii Fair, •'Sqptembor, *lBO3. American Institute, New York, Mechanics’ Asso ciation, Huston,-Pninklm Institute, Philadelphia) Metropolitan XSloubiimdos’- Institute Washington, Maryland Institute, Baltimore, Mechanics’ Asso ciation, Cincinnati, Kentucky Institute, Louisville, Mechanical Association, St. Loitto, Mechanics’ in stitute San Francisco At the -State Fairs Maiire, Vermont, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, ■Peiinsylvan’ta, Virginia, Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, Indiana, lowa, Tennessee, ■ Illinois, Reri'mcky, Michigan, Wisconsin, ' California. jKrcso’co’io'bta'tccJ Machines aro adapted toovory variety of sewing for family wear, from tho light est muslins to tbo heaviest cloths. They work equally well upon sfik, linon, woolen, and ‘cotton goods,—seaming, quilting, gathering, hemming, telling, cording, and braiding—making a beautiful ami perfect stitch, alike on both sides—and perfor ming every species of sewing, except making but ton holes and sti to lung on buttons. Pull instructions for operating tbo .Machine is given gratuitously, at the sales rooms. When tbo Machine is sent some distmeo, so that personal instruction is inconvenient, a card of direction is Stfft’t-; ’which' is a sufficient guide. The qualities which recommend the Wheeler Wilson Machine-arc— . > 1. Beauty and cxocllottco o'f’stMi aliko on both sides of tbo fabric sewed. J. G. OALLIO, 2. firmness, and durability of seam, that will not rip nor ravel, and made with— 3. Economy of thread. . '!• Its attachments and wido range of applica tion to purposes and materials. , Compactness and cloganco of model and fin. ish. 0. Simplicity and thoroughness, of construction. 7. Speed, ease of operation and mStia"omont. and quietness of movement. Plain Table, IlalfCnao, Panuollod, Half Case, Polished, Black Walnut of Mahogany, Plain Tnblo, Half Oiiso, Pantrcllclß Half Case, PollshcA, Black Walnut or Mahogany, ’’ No. I Machine, Sibrer pl»tod> with Plain Table, Half Case, Polished, Black Walnut, Half Case, Polished, Black Walnut or Mahogany, Half Case, Polished, Bosowood, Pull Cuso, Polisnod, Black Walnut or Mahogany, Full Case, Polished, Rosewood, *oo No. 4 Machine, Largo, with Plain Table, Plain Table, Every Machine is sojd with* Uommer. Nos. 1 ami 2 Machines are sold complete, witli the Now Glass Cloth-Presser,NewStyle Hommerand Braid-. Whoolor & Wilson’s Agency at . , . Railroad and Telegraph'Office, & CARLISLE, Pa. Nov. 2d, *63—ly. GREAT ATTRACTION! GREAT ATTRACTION !! At A, W. Bbstz’s Emporium, which, has always been admitted as being tho cheapest store in the county. Wo have recently received from the Eastern Cities, selections from tho CBOSOBSI GOODS, at such very low figures as will surprise tho purchaser. Wo will, as usual, replenish our stock with the most seasonable goods, such as cannot fail to gratify tho most fastidious, Oui ■Domestic Goods are greatly reduced in price “>r than can be purchased in town. — A. W. BBNTZ. HAMES.-=— —r-- ; of all kinds, of Kamos on hand Eiizabothto.^ Loudon '"■‘attorn, Common *< with and without.patont fastenings" t over ut IT than \ ■ i ' CUMBERLAND VALLEY , V AN3> • 9835y9l Ton CnAMDERSBnRQ A'ND'BASSRSVOWN' ‘O. N. LULL, Sup’t. AT ■REDUCED PRICES Highest Premiums at tho SCHEDULE’OP PRICES, No. 3 Machine, ‘with No, 3 Machine, xrilU No. 5 Machine, Cylinder, with TERMS CASH, DBT GOODS CMISLLE FOUNDRY Fanning Implement Dcpo't. F GARDNER &CO. nOV? 1 infttmfacturo and keep constantly ! FdR at their extensive Steam Works on fit., largo assortment of Agricultural‘implements, oi well ‘‘known and approved usefulness to Farmers, •am'O’ng-\vhi6li r lß6y'V<^uld , caU' 0ii i ptjolal attention* to , "VTlLLOTfd'lrtVs' CdtEBRATEU 'Pate lit Gum Spring Grain X)rill) which has'taken over fifty first class premiums it' State and County Fairs, T© the farmers of thitn borland, York and Per ycoufttics wo need not Speak in detail oftho : m6rits of his drill, as'scd'rcs’bfth'o'm, fire now in“uso dn'tho'bost firtna in'lli'cSo comities.' ‘lts'reputatfon is established ns the mqdt complete grain drni now.Branufabtnrcrt in tbo'tmUcd "States, Grass, evenly' and regular, without 'The gum springs pass the drilVOvor stumps i*ad btoncs,'wllh out breaking pins or the ‘drill. For oven and'regu lar sowing, tho AVillougliby Qura Spring Drill isun cq'udilc: d ! by , ’aity ’6th6r. Wo also manufacture and 'sill life folltfwing' articlcs, frMch Vo can’tccqmmond; to farmers :, as ‘tdlidlUo implorVcnts of‘ostdbHsiiQd: character: ' 12;. AS « ’1:23 « ■ 2:00 ' 2:42 « 3:12 ■' : 3;W “ Morriaenfa f Patent* Corn Pfrtdlcr, PatdAt'Strato and AVfMer't*idfer, Jiridendolf’a Patent Coni'Shelter, Johmtm’B Coat Iron Haq** Trough, 'Harn*a Patent Cider Mill. Also, Three and Pour'Horffe'Po’wdra dud Tbrost ing Machines, ; Cast 'lnin ! Fiold Rollers, Plough Castings of WiriChs pVUlOrns, Corn Crushers, and other articles'for farmers too numerous to mention. Coal Stoves and ten pinto Wood Stoves, .with dn immense variety of other castings for house keepers and others. Wo have also an attractive' variety of patterns for ; IRON RAIDING'S, I and'Cemetery enclosures, to VhlCh 'Vo Vtiiild’cal ritferitidn. ■S-TEAM'MGfK’ftS AftD MILL GEARING. !To this department of our business wo givo.'par ticular attention. Our already extensive stock 'hi' patterns for paper, flour and saV toill gearing,‘is 'constantlyincreasing. Mill owmcrafcnd'miilVrights Vill bo MrnUhc'd'ftlth a printed catalogue 'df olir. various mill patterns on application. OUr m'd.ohmo| shop'comprises all tho various tools fdr tu'rdi&g,’ planing and finishing ahaffcing-andCasting,’by good, and careful machinists. | ‘ STATIONARY -g®jSMr ENfflfNfiS, | *of every desirable capacity, from 10 to 25 ’htfrso power, built in tho best stylo and on accommodating terms. Engioos'biilU at our establishment may be aeondn-succoßsrul'dpOtation at many of tho 'largest: .disfcillo?ios;hnd't«riamJrics'in 'Carlisle, and'Cumb’d,' Perry ttud of which Vo, confidently refer far information as to thoirofficion-' cy. (Persons wanting Steam Engines are earnestly ’requested 'to ( CUll -and examine -before 'contracting olsowhorb. i IPOO’R A'ftD SASH I'AtilO'Rt. o ’tfnedted With our establishment is astoatirStvah and Door Manufactory which ds in complete order for tho marihfadtUroof ovdty llcsOripUhn of ! WILLING MATERIALS, for the most costly as well ns tho plainest, house Window Sash furnished from five cents upward, ao*- cording to size of glass; window Frames from $l,Bl upward; Shutters and lolling Blinds from SL7S upward; Door frames from -'51,75 iipWard; Pout. Panel Doors from $2,12 upward Mouldings, Cas ings, Architraves, Wash Boards, Brackets, Fancy Drapery, Scrolls,and other articles needed in house! building, furnished nt tho lowest prices, and of the best quality of lumber. are also,prepared as heretofore to build and repair D'UXIDEN ; C-ARS for transpoitors on tho railroad, with promptness and on reasonable terms. Tho continued patronage of the public rarcripotft •dlly solicited, Orders by mail promptly itClthflod P.GAB-DNlillfc'-00. 'Carlisle, Mtty ; B,l3G3. - NEW MUG STORE. THE undersigned baa just opened a new DRUG STORE, in South llanove* Street,; next door to 0. InhofTs Grocery Store, whore he has just received and opened a lorgoatook of ; Drugs, i Chemicals, Dyo-Stw(Fs, | ■perfumery, Toilet Sottjfa, Hind Fancy Artidlos. AI -80", a Urge lot of Tolmcvo and Scgars, of the’moat Coal Oil. Lamps and bhados, .Burning Fluid, Confectionaries,’ Finite Nuts,'Coal Oil, Alcohol, Stationary, Patent Modi cities, ana nil ofhor articles connected with our lino All of which wo will soil at .pri-.oa to suit tho time Proscription's caroMly compounded by a compoto druggist. 1 . „ . DAVID RALSTON. Carlisle, Doe. 23, 1833. SPECIAL NOTICE CHEAT REDUCTION in DRY CrOODS* /V\VING to the recent heavy fall in y price of flOMJ.lliavo determined to reduce every urtico.in tny itamoclo Block ol Vnj hoods to a cotreaponding I7UVthe precious metal, and intend to make still fuTthcfr todnetron from time to time : as'Gold recedes in price. Ky extensive stock has boon mnmly purchased at low prices and before the great advaaco in Hoods. I taka thm opportunity of calling the attention of the public, to this notico„as I can and will soil lower than any House outside of tho Eastern Citiofl, Call and examine for your selves. Hemcmher the Old Stand, South Manovor street, below tho Court House. A. W. BENTZ, 'Oct. 6, 186*. CHEAP DRY GOODS. NEW STOCK OP hats and caps AX KELLER’S, A On North Hanover Sired, CarUile, P a . splendid assortment of all the now rt. styles'of Silk, ilotakb i, Slouch, Soft II and Straw HATS now open, of city and homo nr l icoa fa<!tUr °' which wiU b® sold at tho lowest <j aa h $45 00 50 CO 56 00 A lntgo Btoclc o summer hats. Palm, Whom TT’ and “ trttw i fen’ K’.,/ 11B ,°“ fuU a airtmont of J cn ’s, Boys’ , 8 , Ca P a ore v rjdosoription and stylo. h w JS b w^ er mv 08 t 0 oom(i “«* examine „ . e „ol ?• • 3 ?°' ns a ,P™ c lioal hatter, ho fools con fluent of giving satisfaction. Thankful for tho libo»4»J Lorotoforo bestowed bo solicits a continuance of tho same. Don t forgot tho stand, two doors above ShroU nor s Hotel, and next to Command shoo store xt « „ JOHN A. KELLER, Act N. B.—Hats of all kmds,mad Q to order at short notwo ‘ [May 20, ’6-i. LUMBER AND COAL. 55 00 60 00 65 00 65 00 70 00 75 00 80 DO fs.oo T WILL liiito constantly on hand and fur- J- niah to order all Kinds of SEASONED LUM o „’i u , oh ns Bonr ‘ ls > Scantling, Joist, Frame Stuff, Pal'ng and Plastering Laths. Worked FuTo «'^i V on horb .'. mrdi ", K ' and a!1 ttinds of SUm. GLES, While Pino, Hemlock, Chestnut, Oak, Jo Having cars of my own I con Ihrnish bills to order of any length and size at tho shortest and on tlur most reasonable terms. Worked boards win ho dry at U allTim C :r r ’ S ° h ° 85 00 Ilavo on llan ' l p -' 1 kinds of tAMJhY COAL, under oovor, which I will do {‘J" V Can * n s’ Part bf tho ‘“"I. Ly kons Yalloy, Eocust Mountain and lawborry Coal p rc p arcd expressly for family use, which I will soil at tho_ lowest prices, at the Warehouse, west end of High street, aboro tho College. ’ JNO. BEETEM. Juno 16, 1864. TpLOWS, PLOWS.— ■- sale at Manufacture] meabof Plank's Plows, Honwood’s u Zoiglor’s “ Woi rich's (t a tho cheap Hardware Si Carlisle, January, WANTEL. —The highest market Vj price mu bo paid for Wheat, Corn, Eyo and WatVont of C °“ atry Pr ° duo8 ' at tb * June 16, 1864. Hand-bills done.at the shortest nptioi A. W. BENTE, -Just received and to rs prices, a largo assort York Motal Plows, Bloomfield do > Eaglo do Cultivators, <fco., Loro of :864. u - sm ‘ JNO. PiEEfEM. TH3S fubsctibfir. has just returned fr6m the eastern cities 'ftith' the |largckt, cheapest, andi bbit selected assortmbtitpf Hardware,’ of 6r offered in tills county. Every thjbg'Tcftpt'in alivgc whole. rialo and retail Hardware-store, can bo had o little lowbr than at any Oihtirh’obßo'in the county, at the chddp haidwaro'stbro of the subscriber. NA.it.s awd i^iKES.— 6O tons,nails and spikes just received of the very best makes,'and all warranted,.. Country-merchants supplied ‘Af&ianu-j faclurors’’pHces. ,: 66'0 jfalrs 'Tittfeo' tthairta :of?dll , 'Uin , dg, Vith a largo assortment of bult ihaiuayhalter ohnlna, breast do., fiftlV'ihains, log chains,'tongue chains, cowohUiris, &’o. •' ‘ I Ham pdfr'bf'lrAVtfea’Vif'iiU jtisfc re ceived. 'Common pattern, London pattern, Eliza bethtown pattern, wilhunu wlfhouUpatont fasten - ings, cheaper thah'dvdr. ... PAirtrs 'a«d Oita..—lo tons White Load, 1,000 galhDns'Oll : jUSt received, \fith a largo assortment of WittiUhCe, Mrpcntuio, japan, putty, litbarago, wliUtoVg, glue,. shellac, paint brdshes, firo-prool white, white zinc, colored zinc, rod. lead, lard oil, boiled oil, sperm oil, fish oil, Ac;—! Colors of every description, dry and in oil,*ih cans and tubes. Farm Bulls. —Just received the largest, cheap ost, and best assofthtOrit of Farm Bella in thej county. metal and 801 l metal, war- 1 ranted not to crack. Powder.— 2s kegs Dupont Bock and‘Rifte'Pow der, with a largo assortment of safety Afso, picks, crowbars, stone drills, atono'slc’dges,'atone hammers, Ac. ( -.i ' Pujira and‘<3eMe^t.—st) ’baftela'cAinont, with a very largo assortment of chain and iron pumps ol all kinds, ohttlpcr than ever, at the hardware store of _ ‘HENRY SAXTON 1 Carlisle, Jan.-7, ' l.ctvis't. fcyrffe. 'Jf'ike'tild Jisni of John •PJLync J & Son. j HAS just completed ripening big spring! ' eto'cis oflltfrdwaro, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass,'Acs, to'Which ho invites tho orirly attention; of tbo public eo&dftiUy. &o has greatly enlarged 1 - his Stock -in all its various branches, and can now acCoihoia’to tho-publio'Wlth j RELIABLE’GOODS,. ' in Itfrgodr sraalMlUtintKtesat'tho lowest prices.— Ho don’fwant the lilib'ilo'to think ho has brought all tho Goods in Philadelphia and Now York to our town, hut ho oan-te.riro thSm'tbdt a look into his store 'Will convince ihdln that ho has enough Goods to fully tsupply tho demand in this market. 'PdrsoHsmhtihg goods in our lino will find it tc their advantage ’to -givo-ira'a ohll .before making thoir purchases. All ordtfrs pdrsbiidiily iihil-punotui ally attoudcd’to, andno misrepresentations mado tc oßOdl shies. Caflislo, Jan, 7,1564, Carlisle Marble Yard. &1 C ’fl A R OWEN, tSdUlh IftiUti'Vcrdtreet, opposite j3cntz»* Store, Oarl*e(e, THE subscriber hns on -hnnd & largo 'tmd well solootod stock of M«iiiiments, TOhhBS, &c., of bhasto and beautiful designs, which no will soil ftt-tho lowestipcssiblo rates, being desi-i rous of selling out his stock, fieatokohtfs ’finrshotl ' irom three dollars upwards. ij Marble work, ManClca, -&c., or 1 Ddilamga,hhjrvblo slabs for furniture, &o. f constant-1 "fnl* I , r ° n , r . ,lilin e for cemotry lots, Ac., of ly -P WortoimmV 'P- * al prompt-, Carlisle, Nov. ISCS. Foreign and Domestic Liquors Jp'JDWAKD SHOWER rcspectilulljumioun cos to 1,0 public, that ho continues to keen con stantly on bund, and for salt,, a, largo and very su perior assortment of 1 Foreign and Domestic Liquors, at htahofr sla-ncVa telv doors west of Hannon's Ho hRAHMES y W6Sb ° f ‘ h ° CourW ' ou30 ' Carlisle WINES, -41 ' ° f oU ' >iCo Eral> ' ,S ' Sherry, Port, iliac!orio, Lisbon, C lnrot, Na two, Hock, Johanuishorg, and Dodotlioiip CHAMPAGNE, IlcidaicU (fc'COrfi Qoislcr & Co., and impori GISTS, WBISKY, 0111011 ’ B “* Antto - Bfipotior Old Rye,'<fcotcof)'ia Family Noe tar. Wheat, Scotch, and Irish ALB, STOUT, Ac. “p "f to ho had - Philadelphia. BITTERS, ; j , .. Of tho very beat quality. ' / Dealers ar.d others desirin'.-a PURE ARTICLi? mil find it as roprosen ted, usiiis whole attention will stooT pr °i' or Motion of hi. STOCK, which caJanot bo surpassed, and hones tn have tho patronage of thopublio. r P ‘ Carlisle, April 1-2, 18®. Bargains? Bargains!! JUST received from the great New York Auction Sales 3000 Yards CALICOES 2500 . “ WHITE MUSLINS. 600 “ SPKlffs DbLAINES 3000 BROWN MUSLINS ’ 800 ■' GINGHAMS, 6000 CARPETS, Oil Cloths, Looking Glasses, Shades, Ac. Groat door below Martin's Hotel, Main aTreot. 0 ° n °, March 0, 1865.' C ‘ BA WYBR. _ paints and oiu TieM, 1,000 galla. of Oil a large assortment of . v arhisbes, Turpentine, Japan, Putty,' Litharage, Whiting, Shellac, Paint Brushes, Colors of every desoripti cans and tubs, at the H; -S.—IO tons Of White Just Meearoa, Fire-proof Paint, Florence White, While 2mo, Colored Zino, Red Lend, Boiled Oil, Lard Oil, Sperm Oil, , Fish Oil, £e„ tion, dry and lard ware Store 11. SAXTON. SHIRTS ! SHIRTS !! J oi "- 20,00 ■■ „ «»• " 26,00 « do. « 30,00 « « warranted to bo of tbo boat „ , , , . , makes. Bought before tbo lato L™ celebrated sold by the dozen or single. oai.at Perfect Fitting Shirt, No«h KINGSTON’S Mareh 10’ >(ts. ltoover St., Emporium. /CARPETS! CARPETsT?n“ A Wo have just returned r Tu fuU supply of all grades O l. ! y '?UU 0 from the cheapest Hemp „„ c »IPOlS. Throo Ply. Also all width* b °st quality of Wmdqw Shades, Bugs, Mails / ■*? or Cloths, All persons in want of anv^nHA^bi 11 ’ 808 ' A , e for the coming season, W n ? i ™ e ° ods an early call, as wo alw»» , t , e ‘ Tlng ns exhibiting our goods a'ndd,f? k B c<3at Pleasure m market. Pleas? remem bcr £ ‘ W ? corner Market Square ‘ m-A 0 Stand, scuth-eat' Boot and ShooElore. opposite.; Irvine IEIDIOH & MILLER. " ' r p H : hi. pi :P- ly>Wv atilt continues the Undertaking lusintfss/tihdis ready to wait upon .custoipers. <s’r hy’night.— R6ady-mado '.COFFINS cdhst’anilyon band, both plain'nnd ornamental Holms constantly on band Fift/c’a Patent Mefdlt’c 'JSnrxaVCfate, of which ;ho has hoqn appointcd’lihe'solo agent, this case is recomraiiirtdod'tia superior (o any of the kind novr in hSo,‘lt being perfectly air tight. lie has also furnished himself with a fine new Rosewood Hearse and gentlo horses, with which ho tvilZ attend funerals in town and country person, ally, without extra charge. greatest diSCdy'crics of the ago is Wtlla Spring Jldtirtftf, cheapest bed no\y in uso, th'b , pitolUdiv , o''Vight of 'Which I have so', curodd .and’Will bo’kept constnntly on hand. Cabinet Haking in all its various branched cdffiotl on, and Beau renus, Secretaries, Work-stands, Piirlbr Ware, Up bolsttfredChairs, Sofas, 'tidr,.Side and Gontrc Ta' bloa; Dining and Breakfast Tables,'. Wash-stands of oil kinds, "French Bedsteads, high and low posts; Jinny Lind and Cottage 'Bedsteads, Chairs of ai! kinds, Looking 'Slasatfs, abJ all other arti oloa usually manufactured in this lino of business, kept constantly "db lihml, Hls wdrkttihh «ro_ Bl'dn - (if experience, his materi al tho bedt, -and bis work made in the latest city stylo, khd all liHdev his own supervision. It will bojwilfrantodnndkiqtd low for cash. 'lie ib'vl.fos ail to give him a call before pureba slng oladivhdre. Fqr the liberal patronage hereto foro o’ktbHOdd’to him ho fools indebted to bis nemo, rous cirdttimors, and assures thorn that no efforts will bd spared in future to ploaso them in stylo and pridd. ‘GiVb us a call. ■ Boraombor tho [jlhbo, ifforth Hanover St., nearly opposite ‘the Dojibsit Bask. LEWIS F. T.YNE, North 'Hanover stroot. ARRIVAL of new stock of OfiT'GOOB S. A. W.BEHn, from the New 3fork find Philadelphia 'markets with a largo ‘tirld wety selected stock of Dry Goods, conisisiting % *t>tcrt of Mohair Wo, Plaid Victoria*, Wool Plaids, PUid Poplins, Silk and Worsted Checks, Colored Alpaca, Colored Morrimao, Mous do Laino, Double width Wool Plaids, Diack and White do., Wfltfl Plaid Victoria, Ginghams, Calicoes, ChockSi Tickings, Opera ’Flannels, .Shirtings, Table Dia per, Sheetings, Canton TTailttdfa, -&o. - Mortnoes, . Cashmeres, Bombazines, Figured & plain Dolurnosi Brocade Mohair,- Doable 'Wool do Lain os, 'Olidba-Slohiilr, Str'i’ped Heps, Striped Mohair, . Striped Poplin, Gros. de Berlin, 'ferine Cloth, Parametto Cobnrg, Black Coburg. Mou i fffingJo«dod„M!k > JPj>iltAo_Soio, black silk-; a large assortment of'crops collars, bladk nltjadas. black Silk htog, ■its. 1 Black and btttdbhcMongandliqiiaro shawls, sqimr* and long wool slriUTla, blaok Thibet, Mona do haino, brocho long nn.d square, plaid wool shatfla, fancy wool shawls, in groat variety. BALMORAI, SKIRTS, Ladies’ bats, homo made lankots, flno or ed. The latest stylo hoop quaker. HOSIERY. A largo and well selected slock, wool and cotton, Indies and children’s caps, aline assbrtmentof bom not nod mantua ribbons, gingham, silk and cotton handkerchiefs, umbrellas, a largo nsssorttnont ei MENS AND BOYS’ WEAR, - Cloths, Cassimefes, " ! fe Satinets, ja Kentucky Jean*. M oS^WxV.“L” Wo - tod stookthB ' #0 ““» i i Those goods have all boon solootod expressly for tins market, with groift care both to thoir quality and stylos, ns well ns to a roasonablo prioo at which ; M they can and will bo disposed of. s /j| The old friends and d'f ’tfe'iß well ■ ;: J known touft are invited to call and examine this t stock of splendid goods. ■, 'tt- TV.FW PDOIOGSi Pit X 1 AND Ambrotype Gallery Wo, the undersigned,, respectfully inform ouf friends and tho public generally, that wo hard opened a PICTURE GALLERY In the now second story over, the frame buildings located a few doors south oif tho Post Office, and nearly opposite A. W. Bentz's store, South Hano ver street. - Wo have constructed Ibis Gallery ac cording to.ftUr taste, and flatter ourselves in say ing wo have fat the .best arranged light,in. town. To aged, infirm And delioatr persons, wo .will say this Gallery is much easier of aooess than any id thifl plaoo, being io o Ato<i .on_th° xoonndr dlory, uud the story beneath being iow, there is not such a tower of steps to ftscett’d* Having procured the 'assistance of an exporl onccd operator, and purchased tho best and latest improved apparatus, wo arc prepared to produce pictures equal to any other establishment, not ex celled by Now Vork or Philadelphia. Such as PICTURES INSERTED IN LOCIiETS, ‘ Rings, and Pins, and copied or enlarged from old Daguerreotypes, Ambrotpyos, Jto., Ac. Also, fof sale a fine lot of Picture Frames and Albums.-- Wo hope, by a strict attention to business and a desire to please, to receive our share of tho public patronage. .Do not ibrgot tho place, a few doors south of tho Post Office, South Hanover Street. H. H. GROVE A' SOW. Carlisle, NoV. 10,1804-lf. CARPETS! CARPETS! | T HATE received from Now York nil feindJ and qualities orCarpets, Oil Cloths, Mattiog«i Looking Glasses, Window Shades, Curtain Mate rials, Table Covets, Counterpane), Wide Slide Pillow Muslins, Towolings, crash and all kinds r “ r . n i' ll >.?. s° odB > Also a largo vaiiotylof OSNEUAt, i[Eli GBA-ifDIZE, i 1 ■Persons In want of any of tho above goo d aye respectfully invited to call. Goods at the iowoyt market value. , Additions will bo made as tho seib, son advances. Highest cash juice paid for Co V pot Rags. ’ East Main street, one door below 'Mar - tin’s Hotol. ’■ 1 Fob. 2, 1806. EURSI EURSII FUBBIII ; j SELLING at greatly reduced prices io'.i\jeo j out tbo .balance of stock of tho soasca. H you afo in want of any Ladies, Missos, and Chil- ; dron’s Furs, plcaso give us an early call, as it w ill i V bo to your interest. Wra ami Coauivv. Carlisle, Nov.'C, 18/12. MocKjme Gnoos. s a a lira a. A. IV. BT3NTZ. Sew Extra Whole Size holographs, Cartes Ee Visits, Ambrotgpes and firrotj/pcs. W. O. SAWYER, ; LBIDICH & MILLER, , 1866.' DAVID SIPE,
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