ciiiTivATiox or somjm.n,
The President of the .Ohio Sorghum
Convention thus speaks of the important
place which the new cane now holds in
Western agriculture:
The past season has been one of the most
important and successful with the cane
that lias been experienced since ils ini re
duction among us. Thousanjlsbave plant
ed tile cane this rear forthe first lime, and
nearly all who have planted in former
years* have this year greatly extended
their operations, I'roin the best sources
of information at my command, 1 csti
. mate that the quantity of cane planted in
Ohio this season, \v;h about twenty per
cent, greater than last year, and the-pro
duct about twenty-live per cent, greater.
Taking Ohio and ail the Slates west and
north west, I estimate that the amount
planted was twenty-five per cent, and the
product twenty-live percent greater than
lad year. The increase in the cast was
not so maikcd. and I do not feel prepared
in express an opinoiu with regard lo it,
cxeept to >ay that the sorgum movement
has 10.-l no ground in the east, hut has
steadily increased in favor with the peo
ple there is here, only a little less rapidly.
We have now reached a point in the de
velopment of thi-i enterprise at which it
W appropriate for uslo tahea highersuind.
We have solved all the preliminary ques
tions which arose upon the first introduc
tion of the cane among us, We have de
monstrated beyond question that it can
he sueee>sl‘uUy grown in our latitude.
During the nine years in which it has
been cultivated among us, not a single
disastrous failure Ims occurred. It has
proved \iM-\r a more certain crop linn
wheat or coni. It thrives in soils ofii'ica 1
(IcverMty, and over a ratlin* of latitude jp
hmad as that upon which our conunoi
indian corn Is cultivated.—■'Those win
have cmployoi(skill, nearness and aproj>ri
ate apparatus, have demonstrated that
the cane i- capable to producing an cxccT
c*iit Ddde-syrup, and a sweetening adapted
to many of the purposes lor which com
mercial was formerly employed.
Ami lastly, all who have ensured in the
business, either as growers or inanutac-
turers of sorghum, have found that it is
nroliitahle operation —that sorghum pays,
\Vc now take a step in advance,
and Unit step all will ajfree should he in
(he direction of greater perfection hi the
quality of the product. We have not yet
developed the highest capacity of the cam*
for syrup, and have made almost no defi
nite and well defined progress in the
product of siijirar. We need to te.-l and
determine the tno.-t siieeessful varietv of
seed, and the nm-i apropn'ale -oil and
eu It j vat ion, and tin* hc-( apparal u- for (In*
inanufaeture of the product. When we
.-hall have become familiar w-iili those
elements of the art, and .-hall apply (hem
with fidelity to the work, we may expect
to produeesuirar reonlarly.M stemalieally:
without them we may not hope to produce
it, except accidently, and in compand ively
rare eases, as at pre-eni.
Hints to Sheep .Ticn
1 n the “American Emigrant ('mn pan y’s
Circular,” we find the followin.tr hints
suggested to sheep men, which we lookd
upon as valuable, and therefore present
them to the readers of the “Volunteer:”
1. Keep sheetrdry umlerlbot, with lit
ter. This is even more necessary than
roofing; (hem. Never let them stand or
lie in mini orsnow.
Begin graining with the greatest care
and use the smallest (piantily at first.
If a ewe loses her lamb, milk daily
for a few days, and mix a lilt le alum wit h
her-alt.
■I. (live lambs a little “ mill feed" in
time of weaning.
d. Never frighten sheep If po-'dble to
avoir! it.
d. Separate all wt ak m* thin or sick
from lln-e Hint, arc -indig in the fall, and
irivc them -.peeiai care.
7. If any .-beep ishnrt, catch it at once
and wa.-li the w mi in I, and if it is liy time,
apply spirirs of turpentine daily, and al
ways Ava-h wit 1 1 something healing. Ifa
limb i-broken, bind with splinters. tight
ly, looseniug a- the limb - well.
S. K.'C}> alt 111111 HT ■>r Lpaal lie! Non lilt*
sheep.
h. I)i Mi' 1 )(•[ -lltvji -j.i.il Wool with chair
lii. Cm tag-lock- in i-mly -primr.
11. Fur scour-, trivo pul vori/.ml alum in
a\ !i'‘nt l>nm prevent hy Inking utvat care
m changing; dry t<»i* g i ce) i food.
\ AM Altl.lt Eir.4 ism:s.
CiiAni.oi' Ucs-l. --Roil <nu- miiiif <>l
ecltiline in two tnniUer- of milk, ami
Coil hard. Real the whin* ami yolks sep
arately of hx egg-. : 11 1 1 11 11 L*; to the yolk-:
halfa i>on ll < lof loaf ,-iitrar. ami -tir iliein
into (lie hoilimr milk long- enough for
them to thicken like a rich custanl; then
-lir in the ■white-, heaten to a -hill' froth.
Sea-on with vanila. W'hipa pint of rich
cream to a still’ froth, ami stir into-the
eitstard. When eoM. aiT:,imj,e your rake
in the mouhl ami pour in the mixture.--
Set it on iec
Rri.-ki:t oi in i k nn n;n,-.\ pieee
weighing eight poinnl- require- about live
or six holtr- to 1 toil. Make a dre —inn of
hread-cruinl >-, pepper, -ah , -wed lmrh<, a
little mace, ami one onion chopped tine
ami mixed with an egg, Put tin* dre-~-
tlig in het weeu the fat ami lean of the heel*
ami ,-ew it up light ; I lot i r (he cloth; pin
the heel’ up very light in it ; hoi I it live or
six hour-. When it i.- done take (heelot h
otf. ami pre-- it until if i- cold. —Tin- 110
lo he cm into thin slice- and eaten cold.
Kon.nn ( Vsta i:i>. —Put one »piart of
milk over the lire; when it -teams up,
add tin* yolks of nine egg- and tour lahle
spouns of-ngur well heaten together. Stir
llie mixture well till it thiekeim. Remove
it from the live, and -d away to eoo\ in
enp.-. Add llavor. and dill to la.-te. To
make it ext la n u-e, heal up tin- while- of
(he ee-e-s \vilh -onie ext rad of lemon ami
sullieent powdered .-near h> make a .-till'
froth. Divide it over tin. 1 eu-tard-eups
ilo ivir Dutch. — Put a pint of pea< into
a iplart of water ; hoil (hem until they are
so lender as easily lo he pulped through a
seive. 'Fake of the leanest end of a loin of
mutton three pounds, enl it into chops,
pul it into a sauseepan with a gallon of
water, four carrots, four turnips, cut in
small pieces; seasoned with pepper and
salt. Doll until all the vegetables are
tjuite tender; put in the pulped peas, a
head ul*celery and a sliced onion. Poll
fifteen minutes, and serve*
(Joldkn Ul'lk.s fob Foe ltkv Keepers.
—“ Saunders' Domestic Poultry” gives
those rules : Never ovor-feeT. Xevcr al
low any food to lie about. Never feed
from trough, pan, basin, or any vessel. —
Feed only when the birds will* run after
the feed, and not at all ift hey seem (oeare
less about it. (.live adult fowls their lib
erty at day break. Never purchase eggs
for hatching purposes until alien is ready
to sol. For seven or eight days before
hatehingjsprinkle (he eggs witheold water
while the lien is o/I‘ This will prevent
the frequent complaint that (he chicken
was dead in the shell.
]£J}' The Peacli was originally a poison
ous almond, its tleshy parts were used to
poison arrows,and fortius introduced into
Persia. The transplantation and cultiva
tion however, not only removed the pois
onous quantities, but produced the delici
ous fruit we now enjoy.
PRESERVING Farm IM PLI -M E.vr.s.--The
“Ohio Farmer” says that a coating of
three parts iurd ami one part ro.-in applied
to farm tools of iron or steel will effectu
ally prevent rust.
Wiiv is a field of grassolder than your
self? Pecause it is pasturage.
arc twenty, three thousand
negroes in Washington.
JRcirical.
K L M U () I-i ])’.s
VI.HU EXTRACT ill VIJ U
For Non-Retention «>r Jneontlmmnoo of Urine,lr
ritation or Uieeration of the Riaddoror Kidneys,
Diseases of the Prostrate Gland, Stone in tlie
gladder, Calculus, (travel or Prick Dust Deposit,
and all Diseases of tlie Bladder, Kidneys, and
Dropsiea) Swelling".
II K L M P, () L 1) ’ S
fur i d kx‘J*r acr iircin
For Weakness Arising from Kxeesses or Indis
cretion. The (’onstitmion onee alleeted with Or
ganic Weakness, requires the aid of medieine to
strengthen amt invigorate the system, which
IlelmhoM's Kxlniet Ruelm invariably does. It
no ireaiineiu he suhnutteil Jo. Consnption or
InsaiUly ensues.
IIKLMBOLIVS
I’i.rii) extract nivni
In alleethms peeuliar to females, il Is unequaled
hy any other preparation, as In Chlorosis or Re
tention, 1 rregularitles, painfulm*ss or suppression
uf customary evacuations, Ulcerated or Sehlr
rus slate ofthe Uterus, Leiuorrluea, and all com
plaints incident to the sex, whether arising from
hahilspf dissipation, impntdenee, or in the I>e-
Une or 'Change in Life.
UKI.MBOI.O’S
v i. r i d k x tit a rr f mi f
AND
I M PROVED KOSK .WASH
Will radiealh exterminate from I lit* system dis
eases of tin* Fniury Organs arising from Habits
of 1 >isMpa( ion at filf/r expense, little or no rhaia/e in
dirt, and no exposure; completely superseding
those i mp/rasanl and rtaiu/rnnis remedies, i'opaiva
real Men-nri/ In earing all these vmpleusunl and
dangerous diseases.
r SK JI K M H () I, I) ’ S
i-’i.rin kxthact urem
In oli mses of theFrinary organs, whether ex
i'-i i im in mute or female, from wind ever cause ori
ginal i ng, and no matter ol how long st and ing. 11
is plsasanl in taste ami odor, immediate in its
action and more strengthening Ilian any other
of t in* preparat ion - of Dark or Iron.
Those stiMenng from Inoken down or delicate
roii-t Itm ion.-, procure the at once.
The reader hum tie ware that however slight
mac lie t he at lark of tin* above diseases, it Is cer
tain n> alien Ids bodily health, menta 1 powers,
and happiness, and that of his posterity. ( Mir
llesh and blood mv -upported from those smire-
I>ll VsICIANS. I’LKASI', N'lTir I*
We make no seeivt of the ingr«*dients, llelm
bold's Fluid F.xtraei Luelui is eomposed of 13u
elm, cubebs and .Juniper Herrins selected with
groat oaro. and prepared in advance by 11. 'l'.
Tlelinbold. Druggist ami chemist, of sixteen
years' experience m sin* eity id Philadelphia. and
whieli is now prescribed by the most eminent
physieiaus, has been admitted lo use iu the
I'n’ited States Army, and is also in very general
use in State Hospitals and public Sanitary Insti
tutions throughout the land.
BVC H I
I'UnM DIspi'.NSAUY or Tlli’. V. S,
DIOS M A (' R E T N A ,
ii r r ii r i, k a v k s
PIU iRFR TJ Fs.—Their odor is strong, diffusive
and .somewhat aroniatte; their taste- bitterish
and analogous In mud.
MITRAL RR' iRFRTI KS AND fSKS,
Ihicl in leaves ai c uent ly Mi mutant, wit li a pe
culiar tendency to the f'rhniri/ Un/t(n.s, producing
dimes!-, and like other simitar medicines, excit
ing diaphoresis, when circumstances favor this
inode of action.
Thcv aretciveii in complaints of the I'rinary
Drumk, such as (travel. Chronic Catarrh of the
Uladder Morlnd IrriUdiou of the Bladder and
Prethra, Di-ease of the ITo-lrate, and Retention
or Inconthmama* of Cvine, from a loss of tone in
tin-parts concerned in its evacuation. The re
medy has also been, recommended in Dyspepsia,
Chronic Rheiimal ism, (’n I ancons A Heel ion-, and
Dropsy.
Helmhold's Fxtraet Ruehn is used by person's
from the ages of i:» to - A*>, and from ;V> to ,V> or m
the decline or change of 11 fc ; after conllnement or
Labor Rams: Red-wetling la ehildren.
Dr. Keysei i- a Riiysidan of over thirty years'
experience, and a graduate of the .letl'erson Mr
dioal College and of the i'niversity of Medicine
and Smgery of Rhdadelplda.
Mu. H. T. llr.i.MUoi.n
Sir. —ln regard lo tin-question asked me
as to my opinion about 1 would say that
1 have u<cd and sold (he article in various forms
for the past thirty years. I do not think there is
any form or preparation of it I have not used or
known to he used, in the various diseases where
such medicate ajjrnl would be indicated. You
are aware as well as myself, that It has been ex
tensively cm ployed in I he various d iseases of t he
bladder and kidneys, and the reputation it has
aecipiii i d in my Judgment is warranted by the
I have seen and used ; a- before stated, every
form of Jlnrhn— the powdered leaves, the simple
decoction, tincture, thud extracts,—and I am not
eogm/.ani id any preparation of that plant at all
c<piul to vours.' Twelve years' experience ought,
I think, to ip ve me the right toJudge of its merits,
and wit lioiu prejudice or part mli ty, f give yours
precedence over all others. I do not value* a
thuui aecordm” to its hulk, If I did other Buvhv.t
would out do yours, hut I hold to tin* doctrine
that hulk and quantity do not make up value—
if Kiev did a copper eenl would he worth more
Ilian a gold dollar.
I value vour Ruehn for it- cited «m patients.
I have cured with it, ami semi cured with it,
more di-casus of I la* bladder and kidneys than I
have ever seen cured with my other Ruehn, or
any other proprietory compound of whatever
Hillin'.
Res peet full V. VoUI’S Ac.,
<i. H. KF.YSFR, M. I).
1 ID Wool) S'TKKKT, IMITSIUISOH I’V
A S K F O 11
HFL.MIIuI.D'S FLFIDFXTRACT lU*( ’III
II K M 15 O L D 1 W
DBCD it CHKMICAL W.VUMHDfSI'
No. ol)4 JhtoAUWAV, New York,
JIEL.MBDLD'.S MEDICAL DEPOT,
Xu, UU South Tkxtji Stkkkt, P.m.owJ'unsTXUT,
Pit 11. A DKM’in A.
sold by dhcddists kvekywiiehi-
BEWARE or
COuXTEU V E I T 8
ASIC KOI’
TT R L M U O Lb'ft
TA K K N O OT. H Kll
Srj.l. I, isd'.-l.v
?9si(nto, scc.
j_JAKI) WARE
ini' subscriber has just returned from the
Kastern Cities with the largest, cheapest, and
best selected assortment of Hardware, ever otter
ed in this county, Kvorything kept In a large
wholesale and retail Hardware store, can he had
a little lower than at any other house in the
county, at the cheap hardware store of the sub
scriber.
-NAILS AKU SriKKS.
Killy tons nails and spikes Just received of the
very best makes, and all warranted. Country
merchants supplied with Nalls at manufacturers*
prices.
Six hundred pair Trace t 'ha Ins of all kinds, with
a large assortment of
1U T TT CHAINS,
HAIiTKU CHAINS,
IJHKAST 1)0..
FIFTH CHAINS,
U)U CHAINS,
TuXGUF CHAINS,
COW CHAINS, Ac.
H A SI E S
Three hundred and llfty pair of Humes of all
kinds Just received. Common pattern, London
pattern, Elizabethtown pattern with and without
patent fastenings, cheaper than ever.
PAINTS AND OILS.
Ten lons White Lead, i,iKh) gallons oil Just re
ceived, with a large assortment of Varnishes 'fur
pent ine, Japan, Putty, Lilharage, Whiting,
Clue, Shellac, Paint ({rushes, Fire-proof Pdlni.
Florence White, White Zinc, Colored Zinc, Real
Lead. Lard Oil, Hulled OH, Sperm Oil, Fish OH.
Ac. (’olors of every description, dry and In oil, in
cans and tubs. * '
f a u si a h a r, s
Just received the largest, cheapest, and best
assortment of Farm Rolls in the county. Green
castle Metal and Roll Metal, warranted not to
crack.
J> O AV D E R
Twenty-live kegs Dupont Rock and Hide Pow
der, with a large assortment ol’Safety Fuse, Picks,
Crowbars, .Stone Drills, Stone* Sledges, Slone
Hammers, Ac.
1T M I’S AS 1) CIiMKXT.
Fifty barvols of Cenient, with a very large as
sortment of Chain and Iron Pumps of all kinds,
cheaper than ever, al tin* hardware store of
IIFNHV SAXTON.
Dee. I, |S»f>.
VTIDDER ik BOWERS,
IVJL SfCCKSSOK-S TO
DKWIS F. LVNF,
.\orth Ilanm er
Dealers in American, Fngllsh and (termini
JIARDWARI-
Cutlery,
Saddlery.
Cuaeh 'l’rimmings.
Shoe Findings,
Morocco and Lining Skins,
Lasts,
Hoot Trees
and Shoemaker Tools
of every description. Solid ami brass Box Viees,
Fellows, Files, Hasps, Horse Shoes, Horst* Shot*
Nails, Far and Rolled Iron of all sizes.
lIAMKH AND TRACKS,
Carriage Springs, Axles, spokes, Fellows, Hubs,
Ac.. Ai*. Saws of every variety, Carpenters’ Tools
and Building Material, Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Plated Forks and Spoons, wit li an extensive as
sortment of 1 lard ware of all kinds and of the best
manufacture, which will be sold wholesale or re
tail al tile lowest prices. We are making great
improvements in our already heavy slock ol
gonds, and Invite all persons in waul of Hard
wari* of every description to give ns a eat) and W
an* confident yon will In* well paid for your Iron-
Hoping that by >1 riel a Dent ion to business and
a disposition to please all we will lx* able to
maintain the reputat ion of the old stand,
M ILLKH A Hi tWFFS.
Dee. I, ND.
PAINTS AND Oi LS.— h» tuns of White
Load, gallons of ivooivod, with
a lui'ki* ii.-'Sortmi'iit of
Vamishos,
Turpont mo,
Japan.
Tutty.
Litharairo,
Whiling.
(illio,
SholUu’
Kiiv-proof J’nint,
Florence Whih*,
White Zinc,
Colored Zinc,
Read Lead,
Moiled (HI,
Rani Oil,
Sperm uil,
Paint Hrushes pish Oil, iVe.
t'olnrs of every description, dry and cans and
I nbs, at the 1 lard ware Store ol
Pec. I. ism.
FjOW S, I'LOWS,—.hist received and
fur sail* at Manufacturi-rs prici-s, a as
sort mrnl of
Plank's Plows,
1 li-nwood's Plows,
Zciiilcr’s Plows,
\V»*irii-h's Plows,
at tlio clionp lliirihvari' stun* of
AM KUK 'AX AND FKKNC'H (i LASS,
superior Coach and Km nltnro Varnish at
MIU.KR & HOWKUS.
XTKKDSFOOT AND MACHIXK OIF,
i.t -MII.I-KU ,t IiOWKKS.
o.ll'iro
\Ar.M. H. HI’ThKH, Attorney at
V V Law, ('arli-le, I’cinia. (bllce with Wm. .1.
Shearer. F-q.
I )ec. I, l.Sll>—ly.
MC. II HUMAN, Attiihxkv at Law.
# (mice in Rhccm's Hall Building, in tltc
rear ot tin* Court Mouse, next door to the “ Her
ald" Cilice, Carlisle, Reinm,
Dec. I, Wld.
JAMKS A. IH'NIIAU, Attui;ni;y at
p| Law, Carlisle, i’eima. cilice a few doors
West of Hannon's Hotel,
Dec. 1, ISISA
WKHXXHDV Attounkv at Law,
, ('arllsle, Reima. Ollice same as that of
tin* "A in erica n Volunteer," South side of tin* Rub
le Square.
Dec. L
JOHN LKK, Attoiixhv at Law,
pjl North Ilanmci' street, Carlisle, Ra.,
Feh. 10, ISlilV—]y.
IOHN.C. (IRAHAM, Attounkv at
P } Law. ollice formerly occupied hy Judge
i i rat mm. Soul 1 1 J 1 aim \er st reel, Carlisle, Ren mu
Dec. 1. iNio— ly.
VVC’F. SADLKIi, Attoiixhv at Law,
, Carlisle, Return. < niice in Building for
inerlv occupied hv N'ohmteer, Soulli Hanover
striM-t.
I K*c. I. IS Vi,
| ,M. WKA ICLHV, Attounkv at Law.
, ntliec on South Hanover street, in (lie room
lbrmerl> oecupieii hy A. R. Sharpe, Fsq,
HX'HWSHAM, Attounkv at Law.
, Ollice with Wm. H. Miller, Kstp, South
west corner of Hanover and Roml'ret streets.
Dec. 1, ISiJO—t f,
/ 1 AI. BKLTZIIOOYKII, Attoknkv
\3Ti at Law, Carlisle Ra., Otliee South Hanover
Sired. Radicular attention given to collection of
Soldier's Claims. Rack Rav, Ronntv, Reiisions, Ac.
I-Vh. 10, isait— ly.
ip K. RKf/rZHOOVKR, A tto r.n k v
’ , and Cocnski.ou at Daw, Carlisle, Reima.
[ ( mice on South Hanover street, opposite Rentz's
Store, Hy special arrangement with tin* Patent
(Kllce, attends to securing Ralcnt Rights.
Dee. I, ISIm.
/ U-lAS. IC. MAdLAIJOHLIX, A.TTOK
nkv at Law. DtUoe in RuiUling formerly
occupied hy Vohmteer.a few doors South of Huh
non's 1 loid.
Dec. I, l.'io,
L.l. \V. KORLK, Attornkv at Raw.
, onice with Wm. M. Rcnrose, Ksij., Rheem's
Hall. All business entrusted lo him will ho
promptly at tended to.
Dee. 1, JS(J.">.
DRXTISTUV —Dr. W. R. Shoeuuikoi*—
Practical Dentist, Nowvlllo, JTnnsvlvania.
i Ulico one door North of the Rost Ollice.
.Fob. 2 2, ISijii.—l v.
Dentist.— (i. r />. duetz, m, d; d. d,
s,, respectfully oilers his professional ser
vices to the citizens of Carlisle and Us vlclnilv
Dlliec North Pitt street.
Carlisle, Jan. JS, ISBU—:hp :
EU. I. C. LOOMIS, Dentist, lias re-
Moved'from South Hanover Street to West
ifret Street, opposite the Female High School,
(’arlisle, Penna.
T\H. (iEOHGK 8. SEAIUCUTT, Den
i / tlst. From the JUtUinwre Chllef/e of Dental
,Surr/rri/. Olllee at the rcsldeneo of his mother,
Hast Loulhor Street, three doors below Bedford,-
(’arlisle, Penlta.
Dee. 1, istil.
j X V 10 X T OKS Ol’ I'’ ICES
KKl’iNEriL AND KVAN'S,
CIVIL ENGINEERS it PATENT SOLICITORS,
-Yo. rt") Walnut Street J^iihulvlphia.
Patents solleiled—Consultations on Engineer
ing. Draughting and Sketches, Models, and Ma
chinery of all Kinds made and skilfully attended
t<>. special attention given to Rejected Cases and
.Interferences. Authentic Copies of all Docu
ments from Patent Olllee procured.
N, B. Save yourselves useless trouble and trav
elling expenses, ns there Is no need for personal
interview with us. All business with these OlU
ees, can he transacted in writing. For further
Information’direct ns above, with stamp enclos
ed, with Circular with references.
Fob. 1, ISIUI—Jy
WE have Just received a large supply
of Cards horn New York, and arc prepared
to execute Professional. Business and Wedding
Cards, of all sizes, in the neatest styles, and at
verv reasonable rales, at tho
VOLUNTEER OFFICE,
W'.C.SAWYKI!, J. A.IH K-n, .1. K. lII'IIKHOI-DKII.
AVT V. SAWVIOI! AND CO.,
Ylnvfng Just roochnl fm "' ill
imtl Mellon, New York, niul the
Philadelphia, the hugest and best stock ol
FAIjIj AXI) WINTER GOODS
ever UKOiujirr m this market
Rlea.se cull mid ex.mihu-cmr ‘ s 1 1 !i ,^ n < ’ 1
Alpine mid Rob Rn.v Plaids, I igniecl, 1 min
and. Striped Empress (’lollis,! Inin anci l'lb
oreil Eronch -Merlnes, Reps, 1 P'mN
Alpaeeas, ami Estelle ( Intlis, 1 Ji ess
(loods In every variety ol styles
uml shades, Ladies I loth and
Mantles, of plain anti
bright Plaids. Shawls,
Plack, Plaid, l»ro
eheandThih-et,
Linen anti
I,!l (• C,
Collars, Shoves, and J landkeivhlels. . Our stock
of Woolen Goods comprises I’lankets home
made, Shaker I'allard Yale, U<’d J»nd Drown
Flannels, Palmorals In all colors.
UOMF.STICS IX UFAXTITIFS.
DeLalnes, brown and bleached Muslins, Ging
hams, Tickings, Crash, Sheet Inn, Pillow (.usings.
Full line tif Cloths, Casslmers, plain and fancy
Scarfs, Ties, Handkerchiefs and Shirts.
Cotton and Wool for Ladies, Cents, Masses and
Childien.
F V U X IS II 1 X U GOODS
of all kinds, usually kept in first class Dry (loods
Stores, Such as Carpets, Oil Cloths, Hugs, Mats,
Looking Classes, Shades, Draperies, Druggets, Wo.
and will he able to till all orders for Funerals.
Cashmeres, shrouding Flannels, Crapo Collars,
Hlaek Merinoes, Damlse Cloths. Kmpress Hop.
Poplin and Fugcne Mournings; nil qualities <>t
Fnglish and French Crapes, Kihbons, We. All
orders carefully attended to
Fanev Drv Goods, do., Cents Wear, Ilolsery
and Gloves,'Kid Cloves, while and black colors
and all sizes, in endless varieties at
W. C. SAW'VICU «.t CO.
One Door Jiclow Martin's Hole!,
Dost Main Street CUrtistc. Da.
Dee. L Isttn
TjVJFRTH ARRIVAL!
ilaving- taken advantage of the great de
cline in all kinds of Drv (hauls that has just oc
curred in the KusU-rn markets, we have just
made a largo addition to our Winter Stock, and
have marked everything down to correspond
with the proseni prices. Please cull and see
tlie great bargains that you can now got In all
kinds of
Muslins
Sheetings,
('anion Manuels,
Wool Flannels,
Ginghams,
Tickings
ami Callicocs.
Ureal Bargains in -Blankets !
(treat Bargains in shawls 1
(J real Bargains in Clolhsand Cassimcres,
(hand display ofall kinds of Ladles', (’hi Wrens'
and Misses' Furs. Uraud display of cloth Cloaks.
A full stock of nil kinds of
WOOLKN GOODS,
such as
Hoods, Scarfs,
NuMas, Ties,
.laekels. [Lose,-
Shirls, Gloves,
Drawers, Sonlags, Ac.
('AUI’KTS! GARI'KTSM
oil Moths, Rugs Matts, Window .Shades, AC.
Please call and ms* for yourselves, that we are
fully prepared to give you the greatest bargains
that you have seen for a long time, and are de
termined not lo Lu* undersold, and always take
great pleasure in exhibiting our complete slock
of goods suitable for the season.
LKI UK 'IT a MILLKH.
Pee. 11, Imp.
T. ,I.i iUKK.S K1F.1.1). 1 A, K. Sit KAKI’HU.
/ i RAND OPKMNCi DAY!
VT at
We have now ready for Inspection the most
beautiful assortmetu of Dress Goods ever exhib
ited in raiiisle, at prices within the reach of all.
As we were so fortunate as to he in Mew York
iluring the late Gukat Panic, which lasted only
two days, we have determined to give our custo
mers the advantage in all goods bought during
the two days that goods were sold at the lowest
prices. Stacks of
11. SAXTON’S.
York .Metal Plows.
Bloomfield do.,
Kafßc, do.,
< 'nltivators, A-i 1
Poplins, plain in colors,
Plaid Poplins, Stripe do..
Brocade Heps, Foulard Poplins,
Fan press cloths, Wool Plaids,
French Merinoes, in all colors,
Cohnrgs, of every shade, and color,
Silk Plaid Crapes, Satin Grisalles.
Plaid Poll de Chav res, Delanes, all
new designs.
In addition to the above immense stock o 1
Dress Goods, GreenfUeld A Sheader have a full
line of
11. SAXT( >N
at mice* that doty competition.
\vi! can sell Mrsi.iN's, r.\mocks and < ii no hams
lower than other mcn-hants paid for the same
goods ten days ago, Tho><* who desire a least for
their eyes should not tail to come and examine
our stock. Keep in iiiiud the place, South-east
corner Market Square, Second boor.
Thankful for the pa.>t patronage, we respeet
fullv solicit a continuance of the same.
(JUKK N F IK 1.11 a- S H K A I' I-’ EH.
p li () V LA M A T 1 O N !
Whereas, I, Win. A. Miles. Carlisle, Pa.. having
just returned from (he Kastern cities with an c.\-
lensivc assortment of the most fashionable and
brilliant colors of
French Merinos,
French <’assimers,
(‘ol d Wool DeLainc-.,
Black do.,
American do.,
Plain Poplins.
Figured do
Hep. dr...
Alpaceas,
Plain Coburns.
Figured do.
Therefore purchasers will find It to their advan
tage to give mo a call.
Also, the handsomest assortment of
Particular at tendon given to Mourning floods.
WM. A. MILKS.
Directly opposite the Mansion House, and one
door west of the Post Otlice,
De.). 1, IS(m.
MOODS! XKW MOODS ! I
sOOt*o.
UEX'JV AND ROYS' WEAR,
lIOISKRY AND UI.OVES.
Wk I’AY SUKCIAIi ATTKXriOS TO
MOrUXIX G G O O D S ,
FANCY DRESS GOODS.
gut:kxfjfld a shkaffkips.
DKKSS GOODS,
DOMESTIC (JOODS,
Dee. 1, IStV).
D HESS G(M) ns
sren as
PLAID DUESS GOODS,
IN (’AUI-ISI-K
Grand Opening of unrivalled (ioods, just receiv
ed from (lie Kastern Cities, consisting of choice
and varied selections, at
A. W. BKNTZ’S STORE,
Mmlh Jlanover divert.
Hu* familiar and well known stand, our list of
DHKSS GOODS
comprises Black Silks in great variety, including
the best Goods imported, liras De Rhine, tiros de
Afrique, and tigered.
Lupin’s French Merinoes in ail colors and pric
es. Plaid Merinoes and Poplins, Kmpross Cloths,
ligured and plain ; Alpaceas, all shades, Coburgs,
Del.amcs of elegant designs.
WHITE GOODS.
.Jaconets and Cambrics, Plain and Plaid Nain
sooks, Linens and i *ot ton Goods. Marseilles, Coun
terpanes, very cheap.
.Manuels. Every quallt> of white and colored
Manuels, Blankets, Balmoral .Skirts, Wc.
A large* slock of cloths, Cussimers, Sattluelts,
' civet Cord, honu- made Jeans, die.
I have now a superior assortment of Millinery
Goods, Lunnel Velvets and Silks, Bonnet and
i rimming Hlhbons, Mallnes, English Crapes and
Laces.
MOURNING GOODS,
Single and double width all wool DeLaines, Em
press cloths, Lupin's Bombazine, Cashmere,
1-renoh Morinocs, Voluur Heps, Velour Uuse,
(.rape? Cloth, Ouoen Cloth Alpaeca, Striped Mo-
Inuv LngUsh Prints. Tidbit Long Shawls, Crape
\ oils, collars, llamlkerchiefs and Belting. '
Motions etc. Floor and Table Oil cloth. Window
Shades, Umbrellas and Hoop Skirls
All very low and considerably under the Market
prices A.W. BENTZ.
Dec. 1,1805.
rnnißD (;kaxd arrival of
-L WINTKR GOODS,
-V ')’• C. Sawyer* Co’s,, (one door below Mar
lin s Hotel, Last Main street.) We have Inst re
eeieed Irom New York an Immense stock o 1
\\ inter Good. Latest importations-of-'-Frcnch,
Lnghslt and German Dress Goods In Ktllc and
M 00l Fabrics, plain, striped, bordered and tiger
ed styles. Selling very cheap.
CLOAKS! CLOAKS! ! CLOAKS! !!
Latest Paris Moultes, Coals, Chesterfields and
Circulars, in large supply at reduced prices.
FURS! FURS!! FPUS! I!
From the Importers and Manufacturers. Largest
stock ever ottered in town. All kinds, finalities
ami stylos ; selling less than oilv retail prices
SHAWLS! SHAWLS! MOURNING GOODS!!
of every variety. Overcoatings, Cloths, Cnssl
mers. We gel up suits at short notice and In best
style. All kindsol'Notions, Drawers, Undershirts
Gloves, At*,, Domestic Goods of evt'ry class. '
CARPETS! CARPETS!!
All s-nules. Oil Cloths, Flannels, Blankets, Ae
Please call ami examine the largest sioelc in the
valley. We are determined to keep up our old
reputation of selling good Clouds at very low
prices.
Highest cash price paid for carpel rags,
W. V. .SAWYER ct CO.
Dee. 1, kSGo.
TJAMPHRETS AND PAPER ROOKS.
Wo have on hand the best- selection of type for
‘Pamphlets amt Paper Hooks ever brought to this
town ; ami our Power Press enables us to do all
such work rapidly and accurately, at the
volunteer office.
©lotmm
Q lio THIX 0 ! (5 OT Hf H (!!!
MV MOTH)
“ Quick &tlcs tmil
"SI»-’
tlU'
(;[.OTIIIXG HI'S INK^ s
l„„ll Its lm.iicli.-s. 11.- will k.-c-P »■<
hand superior
MADIO l: I’ CLOTHING
„f even- description, mid will spnvc no pains
".■U-t-l shell ixooils ns will suit those who pnlron /
lilm. lie will nisi) keep on hnml, to he mnile tip
to (inl»T
C' I, 0 T H S
of all kinds and al all prices As In'
-Ivc Ills undivided allention to ns business lu
hopes In receive a liberal share,.! public, pat nu-
Tils hoods and bis prices will not be oUki l
eii tobv anyoiie, as be Is delernuned to sell as
i-hoap as tin* <*lu*np‘ ,xt
Dec. ‘2l, I.S(M-ly
LI V I X( I STO X ’ S < • 1.0 THI X O
KMPOUJU.
I.IVINHSTDN has Just ivtuvm’il from the Hast
with a magnificent stock of
Cloths,
('assimers,
Satinets,
' ' ’’ViuvTivU oilier Idinl
of goods for Cent lemen’s ( Nothing.
Ills assortment, of piece goods Is flic largest and
most varied ever brought to this town, and lie
pledges himself to sell.goods by the yarn as cheap,
If not cheaper, than any other store. 11s stock
of UKADV Id aDK CLOTH INI * Is extensive and
beautiful, consisting of
Coals,
Pants,
Vest
Overcoats, Ac., ac. ,
which he will sell chrapi-r Ilian
any other establishment.
tirnUemcm' I'ltrnishinrj Goods.
He has a beautiful assortment of Gentlemen s
Furnishing Goods,
Undershirts,
Overskirts,
Drawers,
Umbrellas,
('arpet Bags.
Trunks,
AC., A-e., Ae.
COME ONE ! COME ALE! !
and see for yourselves, his beautiful assortment
of goods, before purchasing elsewhere. He will
take great pleasure in showing his goods, and can
satisfy all, that ho can and will, sell goods cheaper
than'any other house outside of the hastern
Cities.
Customer's Orders.
i would Invite an eqamlnatlon of my stock oi
Fine Cloths, Cassimers, Vestings, Ac., which 1
m'iuuifacturc upon special orders.
A 'pedal Notice.
I would hog leave lo say that my Goods are
manufactured under my own supervision, and
by the very best workmen. My present stock is
the most extensive I have yet had In store, and
J respectfully ask my friends and the public lo
give me a call before purchasing elsewhere,
&«• Remember the old stand.
ISAAC LIVINGSTON,
North Hanover Street, Fmporium.
Dec. 1, 1885.
Utoilvotfr 2U«(u
riUMDKRLAND VALLEY R. R.~
(TIAXGF OF HOURS.
On and after Monday, Dee, lllh, 18(15, Passenger
'Trains will run daily, as'follows, (Sundays ex
cepted,:
WFSTWAHD.
Accommodation Train leaves Harrisburg 8.10
A. M., Mochaniesburg JUS, Carlisle il.“>s, Xewville
Shippensburg 11,07, Chamborslmrg 11.10,
Greenenstle 12.25, arriving at Hagerstown 1.00 P.
M.
Mail Train leaves Harrisburg I.TO, P. M. Meehan
iosburg 2.20, Carlisle 2.53, Newvillc .'1.20, Sliippens
burg 1.00, Chambevsburg 4.10, Gveeneastle .5.30, ar
riving at Hagerstown (i. 10, P. M.
Fxpress Train leaves Harrisburg -1.30 P. M.
Mochaniesburg 5.01, Carlisle 5.32, Newvillc (1,03
Shippensburg (».3J, arriving at Chambcr.sburg7.oo
P. M.
HASTWAKD.
KxpiTss Train leaves (.'hambersburg 5.15, A. M.
Shippensburg 5.-15, Xeivville (i.Ki, Carlisle (>./»(!
Meehanicsburg 7.21, arriving at Harrisburg 7.50
A. M.
Mail 'Train leaves Hagerstown 7.10, A. M. Green
castle 7.15, ( 'hambersburg 8,25, Shippensburg 8.55,
Newvillc 0.27, Carlisle 10.03, Mechauieslmrg 10.3 U,
arriving at Harrisburg 11.10, A. M.
Accommodation Train leaves l ‘hambersburg
1.10, Shippensburg 1.18, Newvillc. 2.21, Carlisle «.(M
Mochaniesburg 3.37, arriving at Harrisburg 1.10,
P. M.
A Mixed Train leaves Hagerstown 2.1), P. M
GveeucasUe 3.;>5, arriving at Chamhevslmvg t. 2(
P. M.
Making close connections at Harrisburg wit
Trains to and from Philadelphia, New Yorl
Pittsburg, Baltimore and Washington.
G. N. LULL,
.S'iijim'ii/oidoifs Opicc) Xupt.
('hnmirff Dec, li; ’li-'i.y
Dec. 11, 180-5. —ly
QBlntn HHiuors.
|7 OK K lON AN 1> I) OMES T I C
Jj uiroHs.
Edward Shower respectfully announces to the
mthlie, that he continues to keep constantly on
hand, and for sab*, a large and* very superior as
sortment of
FOHEIGX AND DOMESTIC LKtL’OUS,
d ids new stand, a few doors west of Hannon’s
Hotel, and directly west of the court House, Car
lisle.
B UANDJE.S,
AM- Of CJIOK’K TIKANUS.
Wines,
Sherry,
Port,
Maderia,
Lisbon,
Claret.
Native,
Hock.
Johannlsherg,
and Boderhoimer
M H A M V A Gi\E,
Heidslck dt Co., Golsler & Co., and Imperial.—
Gin, Bohlen. Lion, and Anchor.
W H ISKY,
Superior Old Hye Choice old Family Nectar,
Wheat, Scotch, and Irish.
Ale, Brown Stout, We
deiphia.
Bitters, of the very best quality.
Dealers and others desiring a pure article will
Ilml it as represented, as ins whole attention will
lie given to a proper and .careful selection of his
Slock, which cannot he surpassed, ami hopes to
have the patronage* of the public.
Dec. 1, IMD.
NEW .STOCirOE HAT^
AT KELLER’S,
On A forth Hanover Street,' Carlisle, Va.
A splendid assortment of all the new styles of
Silks, Moleskin, Slouch, Soft, and Straw Hats now
open, of city and home manufacture, which will
be sold at the lowest cash prices.
A large slock of summer hats, Palm, Leghorn,
Braid, India, Panama, and Straw; Children's
fancy, etc. Also a full assortment of Men’s Boys’
and Children’s caps of every description and
style.
Tin* subscriber invites all to come and examine
Ids stock. Being a practical hatter, lie feels con
fident of giving satisfaction.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed he solicits a continuance of the same.
Don’t forgot the stand, two doors above -Slirei
nor’s Hotel, and next to Uornmnn’s shoe store.
JOHN A. KELLER, Agent.
N. B. —Hats of all klnds made to order at short
notice.
Dee. I, 1805.
JJAT AKD CAP EMPOIUUM,
The undersigned having purchased the stock,
ac., of the late Win, H. Trout, deceased, would re
spect .fully announce to the public that he will
continue the Hatting Jiiasincss at the okl stand iu
West High Street, and with a renewed and elllcl
oiU effort, produce articles of Head Dress of
Jit cry Variety, Style and Qualify,
Unit shall be strictly in keeping with the im
provement of the ail ami fully up to the age in
which we live.
Ho has now on hand a splendid assortment of
Huts of all descriptions, from the common Wool
to tlie finest Fur and Silk Hats, and at prices
that must suit every one who has an eye to.get
tlng the worth of Ids money. His Silk, Moleskin
and Beaver Hats, are unsurpassed JoiiiigUtncss,
jUuuhULty,and-finish-,-by those'of'any other es
tablishment in the country.
Boys’ Hats of every description constantly on
hand. Ho respectfully invites all the old patrons
and us many new ones as possible, to crlic him a
CiX l ] - . J.G. UABLIO.
Dec. 1,1805.
TTOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
T»st receiving a full supply of all kinds of House
!• mulshing goods, sullahlo for tile present nml
coining season, consisting of all Grades nml
qualities ol
CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS!!
Floor Oil Cloths,
Table Oil Cloths,
Window .Shades,
lings, Malts, Arc., &e,
AJ-SO,
' IU-1 iil’d and Unhl’d .Sheetings,
Pillow Case Muslins,
Table Damasks,
Towelling all Grades,
Ticking &c., &c.
Also a, a«1I selected stock of all kinds of Domes
tic Goods, which will be sold at greatly reduced
prices, for the present.
All persons in want of any of the above for tiro
•Spring Season, will rind It to their mlvnutugo to
give us nn early call, as we are determined to
keep up our reputation, to sett goods at the low
est possible market prices.
LEIDICH & MILLER.
Feb. 8,1800.
wtgrtii n 0.
mWFn!ST™«
£ awarded ut the late Cumberland County hair
TO C. D. LOCHMAN
FOK Til JO FINEST PIIOTOf iRAPDS.
lit* has lalclv re-purchased Ills old gallery from
Mr McMillan, In Mrs. Neffs RuihUng, opposite
UiO First National Hank.
The Photographs,
CartesDc visite,
Ambrotypes, &e., etc.
i)v(’ L. Loehman are prom mured by every
oiic* to nr oflhe highest character in
posing,
Tone,
lioniid and Sod Hall Tints,
and everything (hat constitutes a
FIRST-CLASS PICTURE.
Tlu- initiltc Is conllnlly lnvilwl lo mil and ox
amine specimens. ..
•V hi rue lot of Hill and Rosewood 1- rallies, Al
bums. Ae., on hand and will hr sold very low.
Copies Daguerreotypes matte
in (ho most perfect manner.
Pec. 1, ISIm —tf,
JllllX THKIIII.KU.
MilS. |l. A. SAriTH’B PHOTO
urni)!iie Nailery South-east Corner Hano
ver Street, ami Market Square, where may be hat
all the dilleieiiL styles of Photographs, Irom card
tit life sl/e,
IVOR V TV P 10 S , A M HU < I T Y P K S , A X D
MIOLAIXOTYPLs :
also Pictures on Porcelain, (something now) both
Plain and Cohired, and which are beautiiul pro
ductions of the Photographic art. Call and set?
attention given to copying from
PnguerroLypes £e.
Slu* invites the patronage ot the public.
Peb. 10, J.SHrt.
TOOK AND IMS AD.
(.trove, in advance ; first to reduce prices. He
makes the (text, and cheapest Pictures hi Town, and
gives
SIX POK OXIO DOLLAR.
Just think of It! Six Perfect Card Photographs
for one dollar. Don't forget lo go to
(JROVKS,
Chit/eri/, South Hanover Street, CUrfixlo
Dec. I, IK(m—lf.
OK D GOOD PHOTOGRAPH
is worth a down poor ones. Who will give
a poor picture (oa friend ? All Photographs made
at Jjodimnn'.s (lal/'-rj/ art* warranted to give satis
faction.
Doc. 1,180-3—tf
/'IOAL AND LUMBER YARD.
The snhseriher having leased the Yard formerly
occupied by Armstrong & Under, and purchased
the stock of
in the Yard, together with an immense ne\
stock, will have constantly on hand and furnisl
to order all kinds and quality ofseasoned
LUMBER,
HOARDS,
S< 'ANTMNti,
RIA.MK STUFF.
PALING,
PLASTERING
Path, Shingling Lath, Worked Flooring and
Weal Uerhoarding, Posts and Kails, and (‘very ur
tiele 1 hat belongs to a Dumber Yank
All kinds of Shingles, to wit; While Pine, Hem
lock, and Oak, of difcrent qualities. Having ears
of my own, I can furnish hills to order of any
length and size at the shortest notice and on (ho
most reasonable terms. My worked hoards will
he kept under cover, so I hey can be furnished
at all limes.
I have constantly on hand all kinds of FAM
ILY FOAL, under cover, which I will deliver,
clean, to any part of the borough, to -wit: Ly
kens Valley, Broken Egg, Stove and Nut, Duke
Fiddler, Trevorlon, Locust Mountain, Lauhorry,
which 1 pledge myself to sell at the lowest prices.
Lhnrbunirr. v’ and JikicksmUh.s' CouL always 6i
hand, which I will sell at the lowest ilgure. Van
west side of Grammar .School, Main Street.
Dee. 1,1 Sfj.3
AND
.1. BEETEM A BROTHERS having purchased of
Snyder A Newcomer their extensive Warehouse,
(Henderson's old stand,) head of High street, beg
leave to inform the public that, will continue the
Forwarding ami Commission business on a more
extensive soak! than heretofore.
The highest market price will he paid for Floi
Grain and Produce of all kinds.
Flour and Feed, Plaster, Salt ami Hay, ke
eonstanliy on hand and for sale.
Limeburnors' and Blacksmiths’ Coal, constant
ly lav sale. Kept under cover, and delivered dry
to any part of the town. Also, all kinds of Lum
ber constantly on hand.
A DAILY FREIGHT LINK
will leave their Warehouse every morning at 7
o’clock, arrive at Harrisburg at 11 o’clock, and
Howard A Ilinehman’.s Warehouse, Nos. MUS a
.SHI Mi\rlve! st reel, I’h i lad el ph ia, at S o’ch >ck in t
evening of same day.
/UAIBEULANI) VALLEY KAIL
V- ; HOAD COM PA NV.
The Cumberland Valley, Pennsylvania air
Northern Central Hail Hoad Companies hav
made arrangements to do ajoint
FREIGHT A FORWARDING BUSINESS
between the Cities of Philadelphia; Haiti more and
New York. The Cumberland Valiev Rail Road
Company will open their Freight Depot at Car
lisle, on the Ist of January, l.siJd, for the receipt
and shipment of all goods entrusted to them.
Freight to he forwarded by this arrangement
must be left at Pennsylvania Rail Road Companv
Depot, corner of loth and Market St., Philadel
phia. Northern Cent ral Rail Road Company's De
pot Haiti more, ami Cumberland Valiev Rail Road
Company’s Depot tit Carlisle.
The public will dnd it. to their interest to ship
through the Hail Road Company’s Freight ileuses
and by Company Cars.
Hfumiture, sec,
QABIXKTW A R E H O U s
Best to be had in I’hihi-
The subscriber respeetfully informs his friends
and the public generally, Hint he still continues
the Undertaking business, and is ready to wait
upon customers either by day or by night. Ready
made Coffins kepi constantly on hand, both
plain and ornamental. He bus constantly on
hand Wx/:'# Patent J/c/a/ic Jiuricd Case, of which
he has been appointed the sole agent. This case
is recommended as superior to any of the kind
now in use, it being perfectly air light.-
He has also furnished himself with a new Rose
wood Hkause and gentle horses, with which he
will attend funerals in town and country per
sonally, without extra charge.
Among the greatest discoveries of the a«m Is
Well's tiprinff Mattraw, the best and cheapest’ bed
now in use, the exclusive right of vdiich I have
secured, and will be kept constantly on hand
K. SHOWER.
in all its various branches, carried on, and Beau
reaus, .Secretaries, Work-stands, Parlor Ware
Upholstered Chairs, Sofas, Pier, Side and Centro
Pablos, Dining and Breakfast Tables, Wash
stands of all kinds, French Bedsteads, high and
low posts; Jenny Lind and Cottage Bedsteads,
Chairs of all kinds, Looking Glasses, and all
other articles usually manufactured in this lino
ol business, kept constantly on hand.
Ills workmen iivo men of experience, his uui
tonal the best., and his work made in the latest
city stylo, and all under his own supervision It
will bo warranted and sold low for cash.
He Invites all to give him a cal I before purchas
ing elsewhere. For the liberal patronage hore
tonro extended to him he feels indebted to his
numerous customers, and assures them that no
cllorts will be spared in future to please them in
style and price. Give us a call.
Remember the place, North Hanover street
nearly opposite the Deposit Bank, Carlisle. '
pARLTSLE FEMALE COLLEGE
\J REV. T. DAUGHERTY, President.
I his Seminary which includes the school lately
under the charge of
oinder-ihe<lircctl(sn~orßev. T. Daughtory as Pre
sident, with a full corps of able instructors, so as
to give to young ladies a thorough education in
English and- classical studies, and also, in the
I-rench and German languages, and Music and
I amting, and other ornamental branches,
r^?R°' c r#i Cai o Avi M ,JC t^ vcu to Boarders in the
family ol the 1 resident.
A pdniary ilcpavlmeniror Ihcyoiingor scholnrs.
“ 0 >» connection with the Homlnarv.
'V, ill .°V cu on Wednesday, thorith of
September in the elegant Hehool Rooms of JLhuo-
Inirposc 1 ,lcll lmvo I>oun , designed for Unit
For terms apply to the President,
Aug. 17, isos.
/GARRETS! CAR1 3 ETS! CARPETS!!
V 7 We have Just returned from the City with a
full supply of till grades and qualities of Carpets
from the cdieapesC Hemp up to the best quality
of Ihrec-PJy. Also allwldthsof Floor Oil Cloths,
Window .Shades, Hugs, Matts, Looking Glasses
All persons in want of any of the above goods
for the coming season, will do well by giving us
y oall . as " -0 always take great pleasure In
tlm nirn- ml Ol 7>i.?'l 0I,s ’ mul , defy competition In
„ J. , K. 1 . a ? < t fcmcmlier the stnnd, South
dlVCOUy ° lnx,Slt6 Ir -
Eumttrl''awn
COAL AND CUMIiIiKJi,
ANDREW 11. BLAIR.
dFovUMtfttng Rouses.
COMMISSION HOUSE.
Flout- A Food, Chat, Plaster A Salt.
Coal of all kinds, embracing
LYK'ENS VALLEY,
LOCUST MOUNTAIN,
LAWBERRY, Ac., Ac.
J. P.EKTKM A BROS.
1 *ec 1, ISiA.
O. N. LULL, Mind.
J. A 1). RHOADS, Freight Agents, Carlisle.
town and country
CABINET MAKfXO,
Dec. 1,1805,
BOARDING AND DAS9J3CHOLAHS.
LEIDICH & MILLEII
Dec. 1,1805.
ARPET Rags wanted for which the
highest cash prices will bo paid bv
LEIDICH &‘MILLER,
Feb. B,IBOC,
JJURRAH FOR ThT HoT^:
nisi arrived from the Kaslom „■
rgo nssortment of ‘ uj,
CHRISTMAS GOOD.
•SUCH AS
Chinn Cups and Saucers, Muck Viw™ i
of nil descriptions, cliina Tea ffl;
Tea Setts Gum Dolls, Gum Zoi&
balls, dum and Tin Rattles?
cans, of all sizes, Tin and Wo'S? 1 '
1 rains of Cars, Sand Fleur™
Tin buckets, and Cups otnu'
sizes, Toy Whips Th
Trumpets, Ivory
Whistles,
Wooden
Gums,
Drums, Masks, Toy baskets,
boxes, Glass ilirds and Deers lin.', Css
birds and Animals on bellows p,,, wfe
Wooden Toy buckets, Toy watches tL-K
of nil kinds, &c., ike. Also a full assortii, %
f i HOUEIII EB, *
(.’•>HVos,
Syrups,
Tons,
Spiers,
ofall kliui« ~.1.,
{'round, Tanner's Oil, Biscuits aud (w
all kinds, Cranberries, Currants, Lnvor
Hunch. Seedless and Valencia Ualvi.« 3
Figs, Primes, Citron Atmorc's jflnSfe
Sweet Shaker Corn, Hominy, Bariev tii„K
Henns, extracts of Lemon, and Va’iiliW
Starch, Farina, Silver gloss Starch, PcartV Bl
Choose, Honey, Pickles by the dozen n
Vinegar, Mackerel, Shad, HonW’ ?■=
Dried h’ruit of nil kinds, ike. Glass, Uu«!^
STONE AND EARTH FA V AE£
Coal Oil Lamps 5f different sizes
CEDAR AND WOODEN mill- .
Such ns, Tubs, Keelers, Duckets, howls »
Prints, Butler Ladles, Spoons, Hailing p! n , #
Into Mashers, ike., Brooms, Hopes, lirnslwf'
Cords of nil kinds, also, notions of every Sf
tlon, which will he sold at n small profit Vi?
motto Is : “small profits and quick sales ■
GEO. B. HOFFlhv
Owner qf Pomjrrl and Dmi.'C,
Dec. 7, 18U0—3m.
GROCERY STOKE!
The undersigned hereby announces lo hu f «J
patrons and customers, that he has cllswjjL,l
lus entire stock of Goods, with the gooJwoJ
the establishment to Messrs, Pofler* Washawl
whom he recommends to the dtizensof&i n Sl
hunt county as active, energetic and reltahltbJ
incss men, wlto will spare no pains to
and improve tlio character of the old staid w,
first class FAMILY GUOCEUV. U 1
With many thanks for Hie patronage heK
•occivod, lie bespeaks for the new linn u
inner of t he same.
PKFFISR & WASHMOOD,
will in a few days receive the largest ami best J
sorted stock of
Groceries, '
Ciiina Wan',
<ducensware,
(Massware,
Willow Wave,
At., At., Ac.,
ever bronzV.
i this place, and will constantly keep on had
CHOICEST (I UOCKHIKS
he Eastern Markets adbrd. A full as'ortmeiJ
if Lamps and ()il on hand, ('all ami see as £
.he old stand. Soul h-east corner of
I’KKFKU A- WASP MOOD,
Jan. I, I'M!—ly. I
HOC Kill K8 —KKMOVAI
Tiio sulKsniborsbctf leave* to inform Ihcirlrlcni'
amt (Mislomcrs that they have remuvi’il their' ,
To the South-East Conior of Main ami ItalforH
Streets, one Door West of Gardner & (Jo’s.KoatH
dry, and directly opposite llciscr’s Hotel, Ca-H
lisle. ■
Tliey will, as heretofore, keep conslanllraß
hand "everything in their line B
SUCH AS I
Coffees, Salt, I
Sugars, Dried Meal, ■
Molasses, Bologna, I
Syrups, Eggs, I
Crackers, Soloes, I
Cheese, Dishes, I
Kish, Soaps, I
Tobacco, Brooms, I
Coal Oil Lamps Burners, ■
Chimneys, Brushes, Stone Ware, Blacking,Cs>|
dies, I
AND NOTIONS GENERALLY. I
Our assortment Is very complete ami Im-swal
purehased with care and judgement. We invfttl
all to give us n call, ns wo are determined toad
at veay moderate profits. I
MONASMJTH & BAKER.
N. B.—The highest prices will he paid for nil
kinds of marketing. 1
Dec. I,IHU5 —If.
Keep your feet warm am
DRY.
Neighbor, if you want a good pair of Freud
Calfskin Boots, go to PLANK’S
If you want a good pair of country Cull Ski:
Boots, go to PLANK*
If you want a good pair of Kip, Water Proofs
heavy Upper Leather Boots, go to PLANK*
Ifyou want Boys’, Youths’and
goto PLANK*
Ifyou want Mens’ Boys’ and Youths’ heavyßfr
gans, Balmoralsmm Gaiters, goto PLANK*
If you want Ladles, Misses and Children's &
gllsh and French lasting Gaiters, go to PLANKS
Ifyou want. Ladles Misses and Children's 6h«
Kill Gaiters, and Balmorals go to PLANK*
If you waul Ladies, Misses a ml Chlldren’slicu
made Goat French Morocco Boots and lialin>
rals, go to PLANK*
Ifyou want Ladies, Misses and Children's liea'7
Calf, Kip and Grain Boots and shoes, suited U
country wear, go to PLANK*
Ifyou want Mens’. Ladles and Misses Gum Oyd
Shoes, Sandies and Buskins, go to PLANK*
i fyou want a pair of Wale's Arctic Gnitersfor
over shoes,) for. Men and Women’s wear warrant
ed water-proof and cold-proof, go to PLANK*
The uiversal testimony Jn reference to this su
perior winter overshoe is that it has nasnoeqM
for keeping the feet worm and dr)/. Try ouepaif,
ami you will never be without them if Itlsapfr
sibio thing to get them.
In short ifyou want any kind of a BootorShoi
made of leather, go to PLANK*
Ifyou want Hats and Cups for Men, iloysflui
Youth’s, goto PLANK’S
Ifyou want Uumler and over Shirts, Drawers,
Ac., go to PLANK*.
If you want Hanover Buck Gloves. (ftnudJels
Mitts, Ac., for Mon and Boys, go to PLANK'S
Ifyou wisli (o save money iiipijrc/iflsiiigltooxs,
Shoes, Hats and Caps, go to
South West. Corner of North Hanover streej
and Locust Alley, midway between Thuunms
and Wetzel's Hotels, Carlisle.
Dee. 7, HUo—ly.
iPfv^£n«u¥jmce.
IH E I NS XJ lUKci."
T’lio ALLEN AND EAST PENNSUOKO’ MU
TUAL I'TliE INSUKANCE COMPANY, p( W®’
beslaml county, Incorporated by an ;iCII
sembiy, in the year 18-J3, mul having recentlj MJ
its charter extended to the year is no^ lu
active mul vigorous operation under the supu
Intendence of the following Hoard of Managers.
Win. It. Gorgas, Christian Stayman, J aco V.rK
crly, Daniel Hailey, Alexander Cathcayt. ja«J
H. Coover, John Eichelborger, Joseph
Samuel Eberly, Uudolph Martin, Moses BrKHei,
Jacob Coover and J. (J. Dunlap. , _ M u.,
Tiie rates of Insurance are as low andfavornme
as any Company of the kind in the State,. * 1
sons wishing to become members are inviicu
make application to the agents of the Compan •
who are willing to wait upon them at
President—W. H.GOUGAS, Eberly I ** Mills, turn
borland County. ~ , )k ip
Viec President— CiruiSTtAN Stayman, 9 ar |, ’
Secretary—,lonx C. Dunlap,
Treasurer —Daniel Bailey, DUlsburg, ioUav.
Cumberland Omnti/t—John Sherrick, Allen, 1.
ry bearing, Shiromanstown; Lafayette ** .»
Dickinson; Henry Uowman, Churchtown, •
Grlllith, South Middleton; Samuel Graham t
Pcnnsboro’; .Samuel Coovcr, Mechanicsburb.
W. Cocklin, Shepherdstown; D. Coovcr, bP|“
Allen: J. 0. Saxton, Silver Spring;. Joh “ ilud:
Carlisle: Valentino Feemun/jScw Cumbeiw
James McCandlisli, Newvllle.
York County-W. S. Picking, Dover- J«|“
Grillith. Warrington; T. F. Deardorfl, )'
ton; Itichey Clark, Lillsburg; D. Putter, r
view; John Williams, Carroll. , .
Dauphin County— Jacob Houser, HarrlsbUiS 1
Members of the Company having
to expire, cun have them renewed by nniKuib
plication to any of the agents. _
—Dec.-l—lBos. ■' “
DAVID SIPE.
QARLISLE MARBLE YARD--
11l CHARD OWEN,
South Hanover Street, opposite Bentzs' Store ,
The subscriber Ims on hand a large and "' c “*
looted stock of
HEAD STONES, MONUMENTS,
Tombs, Ac., of chaste and beautiful
which he will sell at the lowest possible ran e!J
lug desirous of sclllngouthisstock. lleau-s>w
linished from three dollars upwards. f for
Brown Slone, Marble Work, Mantles, lU, ' on .
buildings, marble slabs for furniture, At., . ts
stantly on hand. Iron railing for ceinetij 1
&c., of the best Philadelphia Workmanship,
he promptly attended to.
Dec. 1, ISO,’). .
LUMBER.— To Railroad Compaq
Bridge Builders, House and Barn to
any company or individuals that may 0 r
contract for Hail Hoad Ties, Bridge
Frames for Buildings, to bo delivered next oi«
or Summer, will do well to let their lot
known to tlio subscriber, as ho has a desmua .
of Timber lying on Mountain Creek, near J-*|u. r
Forge, which he will manufacture into D«« t
of all descriptions as soon as there a del
open for it. Address F.
jV«s«ti, -Yew
Dec. 7, !«(*>—SnP
PROG RAMMES and Circulars done
wlthncatncss ami OFFICE.
©voceiies.
SUCH AS
CHANGE OK FIUMI!
jon.v ma
(UIOCKIIY STOKE,
Boots autr JEdjocs.
AGI3NTRS.
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