Ujjukttllpal.
ADVICE TO liAftT Kll>Eßtl.
Wo strongly advise n lady, If she val
ues or is attached to her horse, to dis
pense ns much as possible with the can
ter, at all events on hard roads or lave
ment. Tho movement in a center not
allowing an equal division of the weight
on tho four legs, as is the case with tho
•trot and walk, shakes his four legs and
is sure to break him down much soon
er than would otherwise be the case.—
Tins fact is exemplified in the spectacle
usually presented by ladies’ hacks ai
watering-places, which, being aim m
Invariably cantorers, generally “<Puul
over” on their legs and arc termed >!ia
ky or grogy.
Trotting, which might mu l»c «|uiic
so elegant or graceful in ap;-e,.vanc'* f-r
ladies, Inis this to i ir.'Uinicml it, 1•* -
sides its great advantage to the Imr-e,
that whereas any on- can i-ano r. only a
lady pretty well juvu-dmued to riding
can trot well. A very flight rLciimhc
stirrup with every alternate .-top of Un
horse aeeompiN!ir- tlie fll<’Veiaenf ; ami
in either trot or e.mlrr. I. -id .dliing
slrjiigiir, tin* closer llm rider -its lulia 1
saddle the heller, In !:aming ii wah-
necessary to mam the saddle
almost part ofoueseif.
When it is found *.UHi*. to main-a
horse ciunge Ii is loot in a imiiKt, o a- to
lead with the right l'>oi, or ;ovry ( ve,
jav .ruing to ihc ordinary riding-sehool
rales of using hand am! ieg or whip,
turn him as i I to ci iv!e lon an J dial .-idc
on whleh you require the Ibid lo lead ;
he will I!ku pui i'ae d“-ivd (biv-ibnt
forward to go that side, in enter to prop
himself in turning.
It ii Well to huhilu.de urn-elf to
watching the cam of o..e’s nag; they
art' lli-' imlu-iUnrs of his \\\W nr he- iu
tca<led little game*.
When a shy is contemplated, lew
they will point forward? When a
piling or kick is meditated. back they
go, Iyinnearly Hal on the head.—
When till is serene, what :\ prclty eon
genial lit tie play will he observed in those
orgam, gently moved bank. and for
ward. Where a shy -emus to be pur
posed we had hotter sit closer, and, ta
king a tighter liold <*f the rein on the
reverse side from the object to ho shied
ut, pall the head away from that object,
and, working (he hit a little hi the
mouth, we get quietly past.
Sometimes the slightest possible touch
of the whip on the sale at whieh the
alarming object is placed will detract a
from his intended shy, the rein
being tightened as above dosevibed. If
we have time wc gently coax our steed
up to examine tiie object and touch it
with bps nose, which is certain to re-as
suro him regarding similar objects for
the future.
Aa a horse that requires punishment
is unsuitable for a lady, she holds (he
whip butt upward, the lash pointing
towards the flank. It is by no means
essential that the whip |or right i hand
should always hang down by her side ;
that hand ought always to he available,
to assist in managing the reins.
Should it become necessary to change
the whip from the rigid hand, the han
dle is passed butt upward into tho oth
er hand, thn lash crossing the withers of
the animal so that it cannot »er tin*
whip, which some of the specie-, arc ex
tremely clover at watching, and an in
advertent movement of it cau-ing them
to apprehend correction, a sudden and
very uncontrollable da-h forward may
he the consequence.
Spurs should be worn only by very
experienced hm>e-women; their mi-use
has occasioned most si rious accidents.
Some animal* there are, very estima
ble in their way, that travel very well
in company ; hut should they he requir
ed to separate and go diliVivnt ways,
• idler or both will possibly heroine ex
ceedingly troublesome. rearing, barking
or plunging, lighting in i scry possible
manner to get their own way and join
Hear companion.
‘ >f course an animal continued in such
■a habit to a vicious extent, the common
result of lib, being allowed to master his
rider, would never suit a holy; but she
may expect to encounter .-elf-will of that
kind in a very mild form, and, if a good
horse-woman and her steed good-tem
pered, she will easily manage him; if
nervous, she had better avoid separa
ting from her companion, where‘(his
fidgety tendency in lea- imr-e N known
to exi-l.
Tin- "uunil ol 11 .• • vnirt*. u---.! in a g.-n
-llc roup u idratlin; m ttiu.-r, lia- iVt-quciil
ly a ina!*\<'li>ii" iiil!ii‘‘nrc uv.t :m c.vi-
U'il h.ir-t‘. r-iH-.-ialiy wiu-n* in-
tin- w rl!-l> inw u alll - m'a Uitnl
Mini bobi w 1 ini-ii’-i Him-.. \slm
wi-h lo i*<llllllll*j,i*<. riiliii;;, uml •umc
n\lim liavnJi.nl m 1i 11 In pract b v a: a 1 are
nol ;i!mv" ivd-iving in-lniclmn, a li w
k-t'.oii- fi'niii a i|iialii!M(l mling-mu.-sler
;uv wry u-i'*n!. -7’<//.•'V//V .of
A’f iVmbrr.
Mill HAMi'AI, I'.-i s t ( 'a- i‘. mM )i 1,,
-WV liiul in one of our e\cli:iti”i> ili.«
!'*»!lt»\\ ing remarks ivbu> ve m thr u-r of
I‘iu-tur oi l in tin- tr.rb--, iiii*r»* puriicu
larly application lo IcalluT: ll i
mu’-h butter lo motion ami redeem oUI
leather than any oilier oil known. When
boot.- ami sinus are greased \\ itb it, the
oil will nut at all in ter fen* with tin pol
ishing afterward, as is tin* ca-i- wiiii
laid, olive, or any oilier oi J. In Har
risburg, Pennsylvania, ttic old Jeailaw
hose of tlio iiro companies was giva-ml
witli it, and found to liceonic almost a
softand flexible as new leather. Leath
er belts for transmitting motion In ma
ehinery will usually lust three to live
years, according: to the wear ami tear
they are exposed to ; when greased with
castor oil, they will last ten years or
more, as they always remain ‘flexible
and do not crack. Resides this advan
tage, castor oil will prevent slipping, so
that a belt throe inches wide, impregna
ted witli it, will be equal to a belt four
and a half inches without castor oil. It
is necessary, however, to wait twenty
four hours, till the oil has disappeared
from tlio surface ami penetrated the
leather, otherwise the freshly grea-ed
surface will cause slipping. * The rats
and other vermin detest anything im
pregnated with castor oil, and will not
touch it—another advantage.— S'-ivutijic
American,
The Cabiimeue Goat. — Inquiries i
making In Europe by American agents 1
with reference to raising Cashmere goals •
and manufacturing the wool and hair ;
in the United States, encourage a belief 1
that success would reward efforts in tin.-
direction. Air. J. S. Diehl, now in Eu
rope, collecting information on (bis sub
ject, speaks.of numerous fabrics in the ;
Paris Exhibition made from the goal’s |
fleece, with the looms, cards ami other j
machinery employed in their manufac- i
turo, and expresses eunJUlence that tins j
department of industry can “he made 1
more successful in the I'niteil Slates !
Ilian in Europe.” Specimens of Cash
mere, Thibet and Angora goats wool
have been forwarded to Washington.—
American specimens of Angora fleece, j
exfiibited to the manufacturers in .Leeds ;
England, were pronounced “the most ;
beautiful they had seen,” Similar ex
pressions were in Vienna, where the
most improved Jacquard looms are in
operation. .Machinery of this descrip
tion can bw readily purchased at n mod- ,
crate cost, and there is no lack of work
men to assist in introducing this branch I
of manufactures into the new world.— i
Wc may safely predict that in a few i
years elegant fabrics will be made in j
the United States from the wool of the I
('ashmen* goat of our own production. I
Mknding JPujhicn \'j:ssj-:ls—Cj:- >
-mknt.—To half a pint of mill: pul a |
-u!liri(Mit qiunlily of vinegar in order
in curdle it; .<i*par:un the* curd from the •
whey, am! mix the whey with (lie
of four ctl'.-', Iwa'injf ihc whole '
well loL't-ihej’; when mixed, add a lit
lK- quicklime through a sieve until It
requires Ihc consistency of a pn.-uv-
Wiili thL cement hroken vessels or
cracks can he repaired; it dries quickly,
fin'd nsisS the notion of Are nim water.
33t12 (Soobs.
gVEGTAL NOTICK!
(i J\ KA T EXCITE M E X T
AT TU K OLD CO HNKIf! i
A T NO. 2 ,
FAo V M V I N ST P. F FT
I hi* t.ccn nvjihit lo ;i 11 < * 1 1 1 «• r lnrc»* arrival <*/
rlj-Mp i;c.u,N
n■ • i (jut at
'l'lll-: LAHt.K AI’GTION SALES
X i: ll* )■ o /.» w ( n,d
r ii i l a n /•; /, /* // i a
New is Till-: TIME THAT r.VKUY
LADY
In I ho Jew n iiml c< .mil ry can pure! i two n
French Merino, al 1.00
'• Famness Ucpii.s nil wool, .IXJ
" Alpnocu Poplins, .To
SplClulM Plillil pophll'-, .To to 1.00
“ “ riishiin ics. only .I.T
nml all i.tluT 1 »rm.s (iomls u- choap in proper
lion.
HL A N K KTS I HI,A N K MTS !
ri.-av,-<!,, nut 1.111,'. 1 lb- r.ii-t I hull :ill high prl-
Cos nrc
KILLED
hi nil kinds of
D O M KS T I (.' (i () () ]) S ,
C«i>>ill ('union Flannels l‘_’' j cl*., (loud I»onn?.slh;
(Ouabains I- 1 2 cts., Good Muslim; |u els..
< iooil Callcoo.s S. 10 utul 12 els.. Sheet -
mgs. billow Case Muslins, Tick-
Inns, t'lioek.s, Tmvcilnss. 'j'n- *
hie 1 Uapcrs, Ac.,
nt such prices aw will astonish ovoiw person lhal
will call
ON
L I*: IDICII &" M I LL K U ,
mnl pin clnuio mi« of tlu* now stylus of
LADIES’ ('LOTH ULOAKS,
MANTILLAS, lIASqrKS, CllP'l LAHS. Ac
A splendid usfcorlnu-iil «>i I'l.mkiiu' I’lnihs bv
tho j iml or pi»rw.
THE
larv;r»! o| h an< I a* put it*
S 11 A W I, S ! S 11 A W I. S
uie always In be foun.l nij tin
UOHNER
>"U "ill 'b el .\, ,-y dei.cnp| ion of
K I, A X X K I, S ! K I, A XXKI, S !
nf nil colors iunl mnuhles WliiU* and Colored
Homemade Flan iiels. SliirUny Flannel* dimm
er than c\ et
AT
Mu* old stand > on will Ilnd ibe meaiesl variety
111’;111 kini!b >.f
ri■usf i ■ n a .
riyni Hie i heaped Fur- np to the foul .Mink Mu-
Mi l- FS.
‘ < 11.1. V Us.
C.M’l'S,
lI , :UTIIAS,
H< ions.
TUIM.MLMiS, Ac
I.\MF.S, M ls-Fs and ( J 111 ,1 MIH.V at
LEIDSOH k MILLER'S
Flu-up -loro you see the greatest variety <>f
i) VI ;IM 'OATI N'JS,
FKKNi II FLUTHS and r ASSIM HU LOS,
FA N C I Y (• A S SIM KUK S,
SATTINKTTS, Ac.
A special arrangement with a first daws Tai
lor, toiuake uny garment In very .short notice.
m o i■h .v /.vo aooi> si
Alwiiyn a ful 1 supply of e\ cry description of
F r N K K A L (f OOD S 1
Strict attention in iljllng orders from town or
country.
CHExVP
Notions alua;. s on hand such as
111 i I-! A K FAST SI I AWES,
NI’ I*l AS, HOUim.
SCARFS, TIKs,
IIUSI l-'.KV < JI.uVES
MITTENS.
rud-:i{SMiß't>, notd’Kn skirts, ao.
V. A JjMOU A. Ij K K IIIT s ,
Tiic best to lie had In the county, at the cheap
STORE
wlo-iv they have the largest and host stock of
CAIiI’KTS.
Oil, CLOTHS,
MATTINGS.
DUUGGKTS.
hugs,.
Flense do not rail to give us a call, ns wo are
determined nut to ho undersold and can always
prove to our friendfi that we.ifll good Goods
cheaper than any oilier hoiißO in tlio comity.
PLEASE KKMEMIiKK THE .SIGN
OF THE OAItPET HALL, NO. li. j
Knv. a*, jM7, !•
THE IMPROVED ORIENTAL
Base Burning. Coal Stoves,
and Parlor Furnaces,
Have received Four Flnt Clast Premium* *t tho
New York State nml other Fair*. Also, the
great SILVER MEDAL nt the Fair of
the American Institute held Id the
City of New York, ISOS>
THEY ARE PERPETUAL BURNERS, ONLT
ONE FIRE BEING REQUIRED TO BE
MADE DURING THE SEASON.
THEY ARE PERFECT VENTILATORS OF
THE APARTMENT.
THERE CAN BE NO ESCAPE OF GAS FROM
THEM.
THERE CAN BE NO CLINKER OR SLAG TO
OBSTRUCT.
THE FIRE WILL REMAIN FOR DATS WITH
OUT ATTENTION.
THE ILLUMINATION IS EQUAL TO AN
“Open fire.”
THEY ARE POWERFUL HEATERS AND
YET PERFECTLY ADAPTED TO
MILD WEATHER.
THEY ARE THE MOST ECONOMICAL
STOVES AND FURNACES EVER
MADE.
THE FURNACE WILL HEAT, SATISFAC
TORILY, BOTH AN UPPER AND A
LOWER ROOM, WITHOUT
ADDITIONAL FUEL.
Eight Sizes of the Stores, and Three Sizes of the
Parlor Furnaces.
Manufactured and for Salo to tho Trade by •
KERRY & Cflj^
ORIENTAL STOTK WORKS,
No. its Hudson St., Albany.
mu sa ms nr
UI N K 8 M IT II A UU P P t
NO. ftS NORTH JIANoVFR STRKKT,
I'AU LIBI.E, PA.
Aug. 29, ISA 7
jFwrniturt, See
K. K W I N O 7
CABINET MAKER
AND UNDERTAKER,
W K « T M AIN H T R E H T ,
I'AHLISLF, I-KNN’A.
A SPI.MMIIP ASS< 'll I’M ENT Or
N K \V K i; il .V I T D It K
for Mi* Holidays, comprlblnu
Sofas, (‘amp Stools,
Loimgpii, Centre Tables,
Rocking Chaim, Ibnlng Tables,
Easy Flmlm. i anl Tables.
Recaption Com m, <HI unions,
Bureaux. Wlpß-Nobi,
Seer.-i Ac., An.,
Parlor.
v r u ,\ i t e it i
"I the Lob-M SO 1, s.
C-OTTAOK 1-TRNI !VRi; IN SETTH,
Splendid New 1 'at ter Mb,
IJKDSTKADS AND MATTRESSKS,
HILT F RAM Kri AND PlumißS,
Particular atleiilion yi\ cm to Funerals. order#
from town ami country attended to promptly
und on reasonable term.,
I lee. 13, iMJ'i— l f
Q A H I N K T W A It E H o U HE
i 1m subscriber rcspeeiiiuly informs his fm-nds
amt the pul.ln- generally. tl.al In- still continues
the Und« Hakim* husu-es-., and is teady lo wait
upon cum i .mei .s either I.\ da vor bv lilt'llt. Heady
made I'ems-* kept constantly on hand, both
plain and orii.um ntal. He lias constantly on
\i>uu\ Fisk'.t I'li,’. i,! Mr !<iln' Hin ml Mu.-, of w'hn-h
ha has been appoint* «l (lie sole agent. This cumi
la recommended us superior to anv of Hot kind
HOW 111 Use. It being perleedy nil nyhl.
Ho lias also I'nnihlnv I h ini sell wit n a new Hom--
wood Hi;ai:.-i-: and i;ent‘o- hon.es, with which he
will at tend funerals in town and country per
sonally. \\ ithout extra diaroe.
.\nmipf tlu- ureate.st di.seo\i-rh-s of tlic afji* Is
owW/'j.V/.F/m/ ,1 fuffruss, the best and dieape.s" hod
>•<•(1 In Use, the exclusive ilndit <d which I havo
secured, and \\ ill be kept eoiislantly on bund.
CAUIXKT MAKIXIi,
In all Us vai lulls branches, curried on, nml I’.nui
■reatis. Secretaries, \V urk-sl a inis, Parlor Ware
Cphulstered Chairs, Solas, I’ier, Side ami Centre
Tuhles, 1 Hulun ami breakfast Tables, Wash
stands of all kinds, Fivneb Bedsteads, high ami
low posts: J, •iniy laud and Cottage Bedsteads,
(diah-s of all kinds, Looking Uluswcs, and all
other articles usually manufaeiured In lids lino
of business, kepi constantly mi hand.
Ills workmen are men of experience, bln ma
te-rial Ihu best, and his Mink made In the latest
eltv style, and all under his own supervision. If
will be warranted ami sold low lor eash.
He invites all to give him a call before purchas
ing elsewhere, For the liberal patronage bere
lofiro extended to him he feels Indebted to his
numerous customers, and assures them that no
efforts will be spared in future to please them In
stylo and price. Live us a call.
Remember the place, North Hanover street
nearly opposite the Deposit Hank, Carlisle. ’
DAVID HH»K.
Deo. 1. ISOo.
?iiats3 anti Caps,
R KSH AUR TV A L
-V h W SJ’Jtiytr STYLUS
II A T 8 AND CAPS.
The subscriber lias just opened at A'#. 15 A'*r/A
Hi mover Street, a few doors North of the Carlisle
IJopOHlt Dauk, olio of the largest and bout Slocks
of lIAiS aud CAPS over unbred iu Carlisle,
.. CuKslmere of all styles and oimlllloa.
StifT Ibiiua, dillerent colors, and ovory doscrli)-
tlon of Soft lints now made.
Tim Dnnkurd and Old Fashioned brush con
stantly on hand and niadu to order, all warrant
ed to give satisfaction.
A full assortment of
STRAW HATS.
MEN’S,
FANCY DO.
I have also added to my stock, notions of dliTbr
cut kinds, consisting of
RADIES’ GENTLK.M F.N'S STOCKINGS,
-VccA: 'J'ies, S'i'.ijn ndrrs.
Chllart, . o'lores,
Totals, 7/i rend,
.Sanihj Silk, Umbrellas, dr.
PRIME BEO ARS ANR TOBACCO
Give me a call, and examine my stock as I feel
uuv fl * lynl a "> *'csliles saving you nio-
JOIIN A. KFIjRFU, Aycnt,
, . . No. Jo Nurlii Hanover Street,
June G, IStjT— ly
yarns,
drawers,
1~X ATS AXJJ CAl ’ ti!
DO Vgu WANT a NICK HAT OH CAT ?
It’' so, Don’t Fail, to Call on
. J. U.CALLIO,
-VO. 29, W£ST MAIN STIiLKT,
Where can bo seen-the llucat assortment of
HATS AND CAPS
ever brought to Carlisle. Ho takes great pleas
uro in inviting his old friends and customers
ami all new ones, to his splendid stock Just ro*
celveil Horn Now York ami i’liitadelphia, con
slitting in part of lino
SILK AND'CASSIMKUIC HATS,
besides an variety of Hats and Caps ol
, tbe latest style, ail ot which Jio will sell at the
/■•‘ins! ( c t.\h /Tav.v. Also, bis own nmmifaeluro
of Hals al\wi\s on bund, and
HATS MANTTACri'KKI) TO UIIDKU.
He bus tbe-best arrangen'icnt tor coloring Hats
and all kinds of Wool on Goods, Overcoats, Ac at
the shortest notice pis ho colors everv week) and
«m the mail, reasonable terms. Also! a lino lot oi
choice brands of
TOIJACUO AND CJOAHfj
alwajs on band. Ho desires to call the at trillion
ol persons who Imvo
count it y runs
to sell, as he pays the highest cash prices for tlio
same.
Give him a call, at the above number, his old
attend, as ho feels conlldout of giving entire satis
faction.
Doo, 29, 1*69.
matts,
Sdobcs, &c.
ami Ddlee
In tp i;;i I variei)-
TOWN ANIiCoL'NTRV
or ALL TIIK
DU VS. AND
CJIIRDUEN’S,
ALWAYS UN HAND.
(Srocerice.
jy^AHTIN’S
FAMILY GROCERY STORE,
XA6T MAIN STREET, CARLISLE, PENNA.,
(Late Martin A Gardner's.)
The mihncrlbcr would beg leave to Inform tbo
• llizone of Carlisle and vicinity. that lie still
keeps cm hand, At hi* store, Hast Main Street, ad
joining Gardner 4 Co’s. Machine Shop nml Fonn
dry, the lurgc.-a nul hcslsolected Btocx >.f
F III? S* II G-ROCEMIEB,
Glass and Quecnsware. which ho will tell at the
▼cry lowest prices for cash. Every article m the
lino of Family Groceries will always be kept
fresh and cheap, lie also calls particular attoii
-1 Hull to the Hhirrka patent Gfrm lYuUJur.i, of which
ho has the exclusive agency for Carlisle, and
which ha* piowd Us superiority over all other
cans or Jars now in uno by its great simplicity,
pei feet reliability In keeping Fruit, ami tho ex
traordinary eiiwe with whleli it is scaled and
opened, without injury for future use. .No lami
ly should purchase other jars without firstexam-
Inlng tho Eureka, if they want to Imv the heat.—
Also KNOX'S PATENT STEP LADDER. mi aril
elo which no household should he without. Also,
Lash's eclehruted WASHING MACHINE, onlv
Five Dollars, ami the AMIUON CLOTHES
i WRINGER, both of which are conlldcmlv ivc
| onnmmdod to giro entire satisfaction. 110 has
t Also boon appointed agent forlho sale of
j EARTHEN JHIAIX PIPES,
1 to which ho would call the attention of Farmers
; and others needing them as the* best and cheap
cki article to bo found for conveying water thro’
f yards and barn yards. Also a variety of other
' articles, such as DOOR MATS, of several kinds
f and prices.
j Gif' .lust opened a supply of Fresh Herring ami
I all kinds of Walt Fish, put up this Spring. Also
j Flour In barrels ami sacks,andFecdhv thobush
'i el. JOHN MARTIN.
■ July 18. PUT—tf
piiOVISION AND
GROCERY STORK,
ON .SOUTH-WEST CORNER
I* I T T & P 0 M F R E T S T li E 11 T S
Tho undesigned, successor to J. F. Sre
spectfully announces that, having just returned
from Hu; Eastern cities, ho is now prepared to
sell at the \ cry lowest cash prices, a groat variety
of fresh
GROCERIES & I’UOVI.SIONS,
CONSISTING OF
, Quctumiire,
•S 'ii'jt/r, O'lnsvratr,
< nfTVc, U*w</ ami U’illou
li'mv, Tea, Ei.s/i , .S'p/cc-f, An'/,
C/wArr.*, C'jfp Oil, (It i‘fsr. Jfnlmsei,
i .•l'maUini/ Oil, J'olalc'ln'.an i>, Cauntit
.''■'jars, J‘ickles ami Saurr,
ainl ail the articles kept In a rnsi ct.ms Grocery
MkIV.
1 would respectfully solid! a share of the pub
lic patronage.
DANIED SHOEMAKER.
May 21, IS-'7 ly
o KT II K N o w I G !
It Is A KACf woi ill knowing to all houfiokftop
frs, in tiiese ti int'i when money is not quite so
plenty ns It was.i year or two ago, that how to
economize m pufeinudng llio Itumponsablo aril*
clcs of
Kuoi* AND I’ It OVIBIQN3
Is ft matter of Importance to all, except bih has
are over {lush, 'they bo few,. The subscribor
hereby informs ihc public that hlsatock of
GROCERIES,
niitViSluNa.
tiUEENSWARE,
CANNED FRUITS
BAUUEB*
and mi Innumerable list of Goods ami small
Wares, such ns are sometimes to be found In a
well established Country Store. Is full and com
plete; and lie announce* his determination to
soli the same at prices that will pay Ills custo
mers for steppingullttle out of the way (although
agroat business center) and ascertain the truth
of the above assertion.
!’• a. I don'tlmporl Goods FROM ACROHR THE
OCEAN, but buy them in New York, Pblladel
phia and Halil more, nl the lowest rates that any
man living can buy them. Give me r call.
WM. BENTZ.
No‘ 78 Wobl Main St.
March 11, 11507—1 y
'Yy'ASHMOOD & BROTHER,
DATE AIUUVAL OF
GOOD AND FRESH GROCERIES.
VJiIC E V R E 1) VcE J) !
We have Just received a fresh suppy of
GROG E R I E H ,
SUCH AS
Hrown, crushed, pulverized and granulated Su
gars, Codecs, green and roasted. Rico, Ada
mantine Candles, Tallow Candles, Starch
Tons, all kinds. Cheese, chocolate, Ha
ker's Cocoa, Bakor's Hroma. Mac
car on 1. Vonnacillu, Fahnes
tock's I'urlim, Mustard, Mus
tard Seed, Itlack an ci
Cayamie Pepper, Spl
och, Indigo, Al
-1 u in, Cojipo
ras, lumji
a n d
|p ii I v c r
l/cd IS r 1 m-
Hlonc, lialihiu’j
and Vanluigan'h Soap,
Toilet Soap,Soda,Cream
of Tartar, Coarse and Finn
Halt by the sack or bushel. Shoo
marking. Stove Duster, Concentra
ted Lye, New Orleans and Svrnp Mo
lasses, ‘Sperm Oil, Waggon Grease, Mac
kerel, various grades Sugar Cured I lam*:. Dried
Heef, general assortment of Coal nil and Fluid
Dumps, Glass and Mica Damp Clilnmcvn, corn
hickory ami corn wisp Hmums, Tampico Flv
Brushes, hearth, dusting and sweeping BriuhcX
hand scrub Brushes, shoe and wall Brushes cloth’
and hair Brushes, Mucilage, Dlqnid UutmcU,
black, bluouiul red Ink,
CA T T Ij E PO AV I) E 11,
Raisins, i'nmc.s, pairotl ami impaired Ponchos
IVachcs and Tmnatoes In cans, I'atMips, Wun’e-;-
l'*r ami London t'hih San , ' , . , ) < T.*un I'oni in cntih,
table Oil, 11 1 auiny, Beam,
O 11 AX (1 K S A X 1) I, !•; M(j X H
water, sugar, wine, milk ami almond Crackers,
roasted rye ami wlmal i nil.•e’J'wisl, Navv, Nat
ural and Congress Tobacco, Killlkinick, Klim Cm,
Lynchburg and Hunkccpunkic Smoking Tobm -
eo and Amlersoiii. .Sola, a allowing Tobacco.
qckkxswa «/•;,
C7//.Y.1.
<;i. ss.
U'nuKJ.’X
I \ i it tijkx
A XI) STOXK
ir.i rk.
Baskets, a general assoitment uf Willow and
Splint Baskets and many
N 0 T lONS,
and everything else usuallv kepi in a Grocery
Store. The puhlio are respectfully invited to eait
and examine their slock. We feel contklent thov
will go away satisfied.
O” Marketing of ull .niuls taken in exchange
for goods. H ■
», WASUMOODat IIUOTIH'II
May 3,18GG.
ffiffilincs anti Eicptors
H.
P O U I. Y ,
RECTIEIEH A.VJ) WHOLESALE DEALER.
IN WINES AND LIQUORS,
AV*. 7 ond 9, Xorlh Hanover Slrgel,
CAIiLISI.E, PA.
Brandies.
Holland Ulh,
Superior Jamaica Spirits,
Jrlbh and Scotch Whiskey l
Monongnhela Whisky.
Apple Whiskey,
Pittsburg and Common Whiskey
Old Sherry Wine,
Old Madeira Wliiu,
Port Wine,
Lisbon and Muscatel,
Malaga and Claret,
Cherry Brandy,
Blackberry Brandy,
Raspberry Brandy,
1 -avumlor Brandy,
Bum Shrub.
Wine Bitters.
Tuusey Billers.
AGENT FOR
DR. S T O E VER > S
CEL IJ lilt AT E D BTO.M ACH 1)1 T THUS
Also ft large and .supeiior stock of
CiROCEHIES ASU PROVISIONS,
AT WHOLESALE AND KK'J’AI 1,,
embracing everything In that lino oj business.—
invoices ot Fresh Goods constantly arriving
April ij, LSB7— ly ‘ h
T? o n 101 o x aNB i) omios t i (
X? LItiUOIKS.
!- J koWt ‘ r respectfully announces to Iho
nubile, that lie amlimios tn keep constantly on
fortmeut o r f ,r WlU ' rt hu ' K ° il,ul vovy BU l )ork ' l ' ««-
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUOR#,
at his new 'stand, a few doors west of Hannon’s
lisle* UIK 1 lleLt y WuHl flip court llotlso, Ciir
B IIAKBIKS,
AI.I* OF CIIOICK lilt\Nl>9,
Wines,
.Sherry,
rort,
‘ Madcrln,
Lisbon,
Claret,
Native,
Hock,
and Uoderheimer
CJlAiri’AflNJi
Jlel.lsick .t Co., Geislcr Ac Co., unci Imperial
Gin, Holden, I.Km, and Anchor.
Will SKY,
Superior Old Ryo, Choice Old Family Nectar
Wheat, Scotch, uml Irish,
Ale, Hruwn StmiLAc. Best to he had in Fliila
delphla.
Ihtlcrs, qualify.
Dealers a imro article will
nml It hk repVflaPTnr?, a: his whole attention will
be given to a nVSper ano careful selection of Ids
Stock, which cannot he surpassed, and hopes to
nave the patronage of tba public.
Dee. I, IRfIS.
reading n ail'roa d ]
WIN T E U AURAXO E M E N T .
XovotliKß 2.5, 1807.
Great Trunk Lino from the North And North*
West for Philadelphia,' New York, Reading,
Pottsvlllo, Tamiuiua, Ashland. Lebanon, Allen
town, Easton, Epnrula, Litlz, Laiica«t*r, Colum
bia. Ac., Ac.
Trains leave Hat rlsbnrg for Now York, as fol*
I «iv. *.: At 3.0.1, .5.95 and s.Ki A. M.. and 2.i*."» and 9,35
P. M., connecting with similar Train* on the
Pennsylvania Rail Ruud, nml arriving at New
York at 5.10 10.15 and H 50 A. M., and 3.40 and 0.30
P. M. Sleeping Cars accompanying tho 3.00 A. M,
and 9.35 P. M. Trains without change.
Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Pottßvllle, Ta
in aqua, Mlnersville, Ashland. Pino Grove, Allen,
town and Philadelphia, at MU A. M.. ami 2.U5 and
-I.M P. M., slopping at Lebanon and principal
Way St at ions; tno 1.10 I*. M. making connections
for rh ibid club ia and Cohn:' bin (.niy. For Putts
villc, Sc buy Ik ill lla\ en and Auburn, via Scbn.vl
kili and SuM|tielumim Rail Komi, leave llarris
burg at > -55 P. M.
Returning: Lea\e Now York at 9.nu A. M. and
19.0.) .No' ra, and «.*•.i ami U.CaP. M. Philadelphia
lit .*>.ls .a. M. ami P. M. Way Passenger Tiam
leas (a I ’ii i!’id<dpld:i at 7.. D A. M., rC’lurn lug from
Reading ai nh'i P. M.. stopping at nil Slalimin;
I’ottsviUe at s. 15 A. M. and iii P. M.; Ashland
G.i.u A. M. Mid I.'.!: 1 noon,and Jon I’. M.: Tunnujim
at 5.,7j A. M.. and I.iVJ and s. 15 J’. M.
Leave I'oltcvllh.- for llarrlhlmrg, via Scluiyklll
and Susquehanna Rad Road nlT.luA. M. and
19.00 noon.
Reading Accommodation Train : Leaves' Read
ing at 7.3-' \. .M,, leturamg from Philadelphia at
L'nP.M.
piilti Povii A'-i ominodatl-.n Train: Leave*
Potblown al Gn\. M., returning loaves I’hila
(bdplila al s.nn P. M.
Columbia Rail Hoad Trains h av# Roadingal
7.n:i A. M.. and 0.15 P. M, for Ephrata, Liiiz, Lan
caster, Columbia. d-c.
On Sundays: Leave Nsw York at 8.00 P.M.,
Philadelphia s.ii) A. M. find 3.15 P. M„ Hi* R.ft) A.
M. Tram running only to Reading ; Lottsvilie s.nn
A. M.; Han islnirg 5 9") A. M. ami 4.19 wild 9,3.5 P.
M., and Rending at l.io and 7.15 A. M. for Harris
burg, and 7.n >A.M. a ml 11. It) I*. M. for Now York
ami 1.9-5 P. M. fol Philadelphia,
< 'on 11 in na I ion. M ilea go, season, School ami Ex
eui > ;o:i Tckcis., to wml I; oin all points, at i edneod
rati s.
Luggage cheeked llir.ugh; I'H pounds allowed
each i r.
jf u :tU’.i:i(LAM; VALLMV li. ll.
111 A.\bK ( F HOURS.
On am! afliT .Uee.'.’-v, Oct, Tdt, ISPnI, I’ahKcnger
Trahe. will inn 1 1miv, ci lollo'Vß, (Sumfays ox
cej'lcd i ;
An om modal ion Train Icava.'j Harrisburg 6.-10
A. M., Mcclmnlc.sbiirg D.JS, Carlisle y. 57, Newvlllc
in.'! I, shippe tubing 11.1/7, Cluunber.sbnrg J.lO
F. M. Giccnca.sllu 1.13, arriving at Hagerstown
”.lo I*. .M.
Mull Train leaves Harrisburg2.oo, P. M. Median
ieslung 2,33, Carlisle 3.0(5, Newvlllq .'.-HI, Shippciut
burg 1.10, eluuubersburg 4.50, Grcencust lo 5.25, ar
n\ mg at Hagerstown P. M.
lAprc-.s Tiuln leaves Harrisburg 1,1.5, I’. M.,
Meeiiaiiicsbuig 4.51, Carlisle 5.21, Newvlllo 5.5-3,
Hbiiipeiisburg d. 21, arriving at Clmmbert>burg(l.so,
A, M.
A mixed Train leaves Cliambcnsburg fi.2o, A.
U.oO, arriving at llnger.stoMii 10.15
Dn and after MunOun, Oclohf'r’ilh, the Accom
modation Train will leave Clmmbor.sburg at 5,
Shippenslnirg Nowville (5.01, Carlisle 6,35, Me
elianieslmrg 7,01, A.M., arriving at Harrisburg
T.'ii. A. M. t making close connection with trains
to New York and Philadelphia.
Mall Train leaves Hagerstown H. 10, A*. M.Grecn
easilo S.-15, Cluuiibei'Kburg 11.25, Sluppensburg U.->‘>
Nowvllle 10.20, Carlisle il.rc!, Meclmnlesburg 11.37,
arriving at Harrisburg 12.1 t) l>. M.
Express Train leaves Hagerstown 12.00 M
Greeiicastlc 12.31). Cham bersbm-g 1.10, Sblppens
bnrg 1.13, Nuwvlllo 2,15, Carlisle 2.5*. Meelianlcs
bmg:i.2i( p arriving at Harrisburg 3.->5, P. M.
A Mixed Train loaves Hagerstown 3.05. p. M.
OrconcaKlle -l.iX) arriving at-Chamborshurg 4.50,
Making dose connections nl Harrisburg with
I rains to and from Philadelphia, Ne\w Vurlr
Pittsburg, BaJliuioic mikl WouiiJrigron. 1
Rail Road Oflh-r, )
Chionh'<i. del. U/i, lst-7.1
Del. 111, P-JT
iiumticv anti (Coal
riUAE AND DUMBER YARD.
The subscriber having leased (ho Yard formerly
occupied hy Armstrong a Holler, and purchased
I lie slock of
GOAR AND LUMRBER,
In the Yard, together with an immense new
stock, will have emulanlly on hand and furnish
to order all kind-) and qual Uy of sea soiled
LUMBER,
BiiAKDS,
Lath, Shingling Lath, Wnrlnd Flooring and
Weulliei bo.n ding, P«e.(s and Rails, and e\ ery ar
ticle that In-long-, pi a l.umhci Yard.
All kinds of Shingles, to wit ; White Pine, lloni
lodc, ami i ».d.. of d.i.-i .-nl niiahla--.. Having eais
of inv ou ii. I c.i.i (uni'-li lulls to order of anv
leligl Ii and M/e i t lie shoj‘( c;.l liol ice and Oil the
need ma-mi.ddc h nn\ My worked boards will
be Kfpt uiel'-r r io r. so they c.ni Ije fiiniishod
at nil (mice.
I have eoiutiUdh *ui hand all kinds of FAM
ILY COAL, umlir ••o\er, which I will deliver,
clean, ]o any pail of the borough, to wit; Ly
kens Valley, Broken Kgg, Stove and Nut, I.uko
Fiddler, Treverlon, Loctul Mountain, Laubcrryi
whicli ( pledge myrei C to sell at the lowest prices.
J.nnrfatruriw' ti.nl /.'•’re-Aom/AY Coal, always on
and, whi Hi Iv. dI m-! lat the lowest liguiv. Yard
" *'si side of Grammar .'-win io|, Mam fsl retd,
'■ L'o AMiiU.W H. BLAIH.
Jj'OKWAKIHXI i A XD
COMMISSION HOUSE
Knur A rtl, (\>nl, Platter & Saif,
■I, i ;1,1-, I'i-.M A Bib )T 11 BUS hn\ lug pure based ot
’A'i*' , 1 ** oi-wi'oiii.'r I heir e.v.eiiM\c Wm elennc,
i ll- mUa-oi;. old stand,i In-ad of High sliv.-t, he’
‘.- l I ’’ *" i.nlorm the public lhal will con unite I lie
i'ooa..Ung and CimimlsMon Im-iuess on a more
c\li-iistye scale than hcrelofoie.
't'.c- highe.-l nuukel price will be paid i'.,r Flour
1 o a ..i a n .i ) 'i oiiu.ee of all kinds.
Kl.mr and Feed, Plaster, Sail ami Uav, kept
on hand and for sale. *
Coal oi ul! k i uds, cm bracing
I.'l iH.N.-. VALLEY
Loal. ooiifitnnl
c , v w ’r: 1 .' 1 ‘■"'V'’ !1!ul ili-livcrcd dry
h. a i oiiNr.i.tps, i.r.wis nosii.
USE! XEW DEPOT! !
i he subscriber-. ivspei-1 fully inform the citi
zens ol Carlisle and surrounding countiv that
llnw have i daMi-dicl a new line between *
CARLISLE AND PHILADELPHIA
iV'; 1 'VW-' iin_-.-mpnt - v. ilh IhcoM kui,
llsheil \\ ate Jlouse ot
II0WAK1) II IX« 'll MAN,slo MARKET STREET.
and have also leas- d pari of the H.-poi, corner of
\\ est High street, Carlisle, where lliev can be
found at a’ltimes, and he pleased to deliver and
receive all ireight entrusted p> their can*
Tho I'KUsONALATTBNTItiN of the liVm.will
at all limes he given.and from t heir long expei 1-
encj! in Hie imamess can promise their patrons a
{ii'mii U herfurumneo of all business entrusted to
AU goods .should he marked
IIINCHMAN’tt WAKE HOKSi-
Care of Cornelius A Bosh, Carlisle, Pa.
This Ware House being in the central and busl
‘‘hy. drayage will of course ho
ONE-HALI I LESS than lo outside depots
\\ u.liope by strict attention to freighting busi
ness, to overcome much of heretofore unneces
sary delay, experienced by merchants At*.
•C*>-Packages carried for ill cents,
Nov. *js, ist)7-;'.m
AND
v A 111 ET V S T ORE.
•vo. is south HAxorxji st'heet.
Thu subscriber begs leave to Inform gentlemen
find house-keepers and the publlcgenerally that
n ! ml W ?" d V" -C01«l»UlIy OufiK
assortment of GKNTS' l-’Ult
-2slMll},u GOODS, such aw Cotton Merino and
ilosierlcß, nil kinds,
C,lov V“’ ThreiU l and other
rfmiu*Siv.,?iii- Aic^. hus ? oMdcrß » Handkerchiefs,
M.^r la I,v \°Jkng lings, l.lnou and Paper Collars
Cullh, Ac. Also.llOUSK FUUNIHHINQ GOODS
oonststinc in part of Ccdur and Willow Ware all
k in s, Chamber Seta, brushes and Combs nl
Iciin », Hugs, buckets, Fobt Tuba, Soaps. perfu
meries, 1 ens. Stationary, Ac. Don't lorcot the
V IU V, 1 ’ . SolUh .Hanover Street, two doow
isoi th of M ushiuuon’u Grocery Store, Carlisle.
April 11, ISC7-lf. C ‘
old and new sl/.0, j *7ty'T7~~
ruucEi.Ais I’lo.iuiiiis I(JHEA 1 N E AV
posrrivjT£v' TinrijlSfiT
C. L. I, U C JI M A N
A(i A rx Til I\J AT I*ll A XT ! 1
'Jhs 1 7 A'.s /• l-nr.M! KV 1,n.% u'jn. i,i o-.rn .4 tutrcfni
c. /,<« //.V I (hr
Piiit'i tKIUA PUS.
Jli;- lons' experience in tin- business nml his
h it uatf knowledge of all that relates to the tm.-
ihu in in o! a I’l-.uj- ij 1 r i'll ;i’l UE, in chemist rv,
■u t and meehaniMn, wimbles him to nuke I'bo-
Uifu- I ',}-"’ uim l'l ,l ‘' u '‘lt;il,l.,‘ tl > m«»'t KiiUorliM, uml
ull Wuik guaranteed lo give sallMuetkm.
i'lXi: GAUGE I*l IOTOG 11A I*lli-J,
Colored suul I'laln,
i- AUD piltcuks ix»u amjums,
, . of exquisite finish,
ii,, Yoly ~ J ’ H honlil have one of these taken
tin > give the most charming complexion.
n l .. c \ v ? vy s . f 'Y lo . ( ‘ ases - nntl all kinds of work
<loiiL in u I'list Class Gallery. Copies nuule in
the most perfect maimer. 11
I.mIT“.^VK" B ‘ Ster,! ‘ 1 ’ ' lmi ,lul ’ n ™ lc “ ™« bo
Tim public Is cordially inviloil to iin „ visit
to the f'ulluiy aid examine .speelinen.s 1 1
cliciip*^ 0 U ‘ Fi!AMl " s «“<l AI.UU.MH for sale
0„ l K^ll' ,= lu nll “"-lo or weather
Dee: i:i. isi«j
A [ilb. \{. A. SMITH'S PHOTO
IVi, graphic Gallery Suulh-easL Corner HiuTn
vc rSt reel, and e n'mv uJu?i
IVOUY T V PE .4 . AMIiROTV p K 4 . A N D
also 1 li tin 11.1 mi 1 oicelnln, (someth im? 1 idkm I,^ll>
Plain uml Uuloied, wind, bunnum! .v l „ b
ihiini 1 ’ 1 ' 8 I ' l "' t " t ' l “l ,hi “ >n. Call ami see
Particular allcntlon B lvcu lo copy!,,.- f rom
DuKuerrotype.s Ae, w • uum
4)10 Invites the patronage of the public,
fob, lo JHiiu.
E. HIIOWEIL
Railvoaa Hines.
(i. A. Nil 5 ILLS,
(■.Vm ft at A 'iijiti \ntarnUnl.
W JibTWAUD.
JCASIAVDUID.
D. N. DULL,
M'VNTLIM
FBAMEsTUFF,
PA DI Nl
PLASTKUING
I.OCC-ST M' iCNTA N
LAWBEUBV, etc., Ac
J. BKF.TEM A BROS,
JUd Market Street P/iitarWp/i/u.
IDljotograpljing,
AMIIUo T Y P K s
MKLAINuTVPKS
J3rj) ®fnitts.
Q.6bf) NEWS! GOOD NEWS!
BREA T DKCLTXH J.V FRICia
AT THE NEW AND CHEAP CASH STORE,
CWKNKB OT ITANOYEtt AND I’OSlntKT STItKETt.
The subscriber would rcspcctfullv Inform tho
public that ho in receiving almost daily from tho
Eastern Clllcfi, a largo invoice of No wand Cheap
Goods, such ns. *
LADIES’ J) It ES S GOODS,
PLAJX, JU.A CY A yD l-'AXCX SILKS.
French Mcrinoes,
Mohairs,-
r.iplhiß,
Riant and Fancy
French Repps,
Plain uml
Fancy JK? Lnlncs,
Plain and Fancy
* Alpaca,
Poplins
SJI A WL S ! Sll A W -S !
RUO' lIA LUNG ANI)SQ,UAIU
LONG AND SQUARE WOULENS
lt]tKAK FAST SH.VWJ/S in groat variety
and very clicap.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMKIIES !
o'tTtiian <nul
American Cloths,
Ulack rind
J'tmcy Oisiimei n,-
Docskins,
Jlhtpk nml
C ver Ojatiugs, SatlinelU,
Kentucky Jinnt,
L'mtr.rthivts and
Drnwtrt,
D () j\l ]•: S T ICS!
lUeiiehed and Rrochft
Table Diapcrx,
l ’omiterpaneK,
and Quilts,
Colton Flannelß,
I’lcuclicd and
Unbleached Muslins,
Tickings, Checks.
Towels,
Napkins, Ac.
UEMEAriiEU THE PLACE,
ON THE COUNEU Or
HANOVEII AND POM FRET STREETS,
the room formerly occupied by
li. R. Jaih'.son £i Co.
THOS. A. HARPER.
Nov. 7,1637—tf
1867. FALL! 1867.
Ji A JIG AIA ti
Now opanlng in
DOMESTIC GOODS,
D R E 8 8 (lOODS,
(JAfiSI.MEUtIS, BATTIXETT.S J EAX.4,
WHITE GOODS,
. D 11 KSB TKIMMINOS,
ZEPHYES,
nniiwws axd xotioxs
RING NS NEW STORE,
s
-VO. 55 WEXT VATX STREET,
Opposite Ihc Mansion House,
Next door to the Post Ofllce, Carlisle,
April is, P,(J7.
X 11 T 1 t K !
-4 -V EW A TT It AC T lON
BEN TZ’S STORE.
We have now received a now and great sup
ply of
II O M E M A D E GOOD S,
consisting of
CASSIMERES,
SATTINETTS,
JEANS,
WIIITKand
CO LO RE D Kl, ANN EI ,S,
aUo. YARNS, Ac.. Ac
Those we consider u great ac(|iii«iliou to our
Immense stock of Goods.
L-I1)I JE .V CLO A K 1 Na ,S
in endless variety, such us
WHITNEY BEAVERS,
In diirercnt colors,
CHINCHILLAS, &c.
Our cnrnct department has again been repl on.
l.slied with cheap and ovory dciicrlptiou ot desi
rable
CARPETINGS & OIL CLOTHS
In variety of design.
Nov. 7, 1807.
Xo. 27 8. Hanover St.
HOOP SKIRTS.
268.
wILI, I A M T. 11 II I 1 KI N S
“OUR OW.V MAKE.”
After more limn five years experience ami ex
J n manuluctiire of STRICTLY
I'iLsil y,LALITi HOOP SKIRTS, wo oiler our
jum y celohrated goods to merchants and the
public in confidence of their buperlorlty over all
others In the American market, and thoy aro bo
acknowledged by all who wear or deal in them
as they give more satisfaction than any other
skirt, and recommend themselves in every re
spect. Healers in Hoop Skirts should make a
v-V!£ l^V!;.. I ' :vl = :riY RADY WHO HAS
ri!LM A TRIAL SHOULD DO SO
NS iiilUL i I’ URTHER DELAY.
our assortment embraces ovpry style, length
, b w /'•r T k" t l ie *‘ and Chlldreu, Also,
.slcii is M ADL TO ORDER, altered and repaired.
Ask for Hojiklii.s’ Own Make,” and bo not de
cch oil. See that the letter “ li” 1b woven on the
tapes between each hoop, ami that they aro
« H n VV. T. HOPKINS, MANUFACTURER,
G “’ > ARCH STREET, PHIfiADELPIIIA," upon
each tape. No others are genuine,
Aiso. coiißlautly on hand a full lino of good
Now \orlc and Eastern made Skirta, at vpfy Jot/
. T ,>VHOLEBALE AND RETAIL
at the IHILADELPHIA HOOP SKIRT Mann
puiladelwWa 1,1111,11 No * m AU(JH WTUEJ ”R.
April IS, isor-iom. WILI - lAM T ‘ 11 91>KIN3,
Q. EN T 8 ' E UJINIS H ING
UOO'l' AND SHOE STOREI
JAH. SPOTTSWOOU Si FRANCIS A. KEItBY,
No. 21 Main Street, under Marion Hall,
Carlisle, Ponn'a.
o established a New Hoot and Shoo atom
FISiEST, EEST A E r J> CJfEAFEST
ulon’suYofS
“rM'tKM of d X r XS:
pi'ca?o 1 ’ ll " a/e! I,UIS P'lc'^lilXS^uSlJK
C.\LL AND EXAMINE OUU STOCK
iilSs=sss
TO make to order boots and shops
psssssssss
aßSSTiSSasdfii
Oct, 17, ISW-ftro RA,ln ois . a * KBRliy.
] (ffiti) £Uil)(Ttiflcmcnfff.
nil'TS I'OR CHRISTMAS AND
IT NEW YEARS!—A BUPEttIJ STOCIv OP
rAi,’ GOLD AND BIIjVEH WATCHES. ALL
WA ItRANTED TO HUN, AND T 1101 U) U< > 11 L Y
RFQULATED, AT THE DOW PRICE Oh $lO
EACH, AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
100 Solid Gold HimtlnK WcliCß, 82.T0 to 81,000
100 Mnule Owed Gold Wntcliea. to u«0
IWj Diulles’ Watches, enameled, 100 to *OO
•IJO Gold limiting Chronometer
Watches 31,0 to 3<)o
COO Gold Hauling English Lover*, -00 to 251
nuo (Jold Hunting Duplex Watches, 100 to JA)
600 Gold limiting American Watch
cs 100 to SO
500 Silver Hunting Levers, 60 to 150
500 Silver Hunting Duplexes, 75 to JoO
Gold lindies’ Watches, 50 to JuO
J.I’OU Gold Hunting Leplncs, 50 to 7;>
j/x.O MiscellancousStlver \\ atcheo, ;>0 to jot
i limiting Sliver Watches, Co to 50
Assorted Watches, all kinds, 10 to 75
The Jtlmve slock will he disposed of on the i’ur
i i.ak (isn-iTiicE rr.an, giving every patron a
fine < inlii or Wolld Silver Watch for SlO, without
regard to value I
Wiuoirr Hno. it Co., 101 liroadway, New York,
wiih (o immediately dispone of Hie above mag
nlheent si ode, Cortlflcatos, naming Ihe articles,
are placed In sealed envelopes, and well mixed.
Holders arc entitled to tlic articles named in
their ceritflcale. upon payment of Ten Dollars,
* heihrr it bo ft watch wortli $l,OOO or one worth
loss. The rolurn of any of our certificates enti
ties you to the articles named thereon, upon pay
ment, irrespective of its worth, and uh no article
valued le«« than $lO is named on any certificate,
it will at once lie seen that, this Is no lottery, but
a straight forward legitimate transaction, which
may bd participated in even by the most fastidi
ous.
A single certificate wilt be sent lo’ mail, post
nald, upon receipt of 25 cents, five for $l, eleven
for 32, ihirty-thrco and elegant premium for 35,
sixty-six and more valuable premium for $lO,
one bundled and most superb Watch for SIS. To
agents or those wishing employment, this Is a
rare opportunity. It Is a legitimately conducted
business, duly authorized l»y the Government,
and open to the most careful.scrutiny. Watches
sent by Express, with bill for ccdlecllon ondcllv
ery, so that no dissatisfaction can possibly occur.
Try us. Address
WRIGHT, miOTIIKK it CO.,
Importers, 101 Droudway, New‘York.
Oct. 21, isi»v~;hn -
|Q OMVA K K , TH K N JUDU J 3
GKKAT KKnfCTION IN
WIKiLKSAIii; & UJSTAIL 1’ UIC K B
Silver and Silver-Plated Wares,
of ouu manufacture.
a Such fis Ton Sets, Urns, .
ii*o Pilchers, Wallers,Gob- ~ -v
lets, Cake Baskets, i’ns-\Ttr3M v J
3 tors, Butler Coolers, Vego-
M~*W\ fr* Uil.lo Dishes. Tureens, Su-
M {SU* Riir mul Curd Baskets, Syr- V
U J’ a, id Drinking Cups. /\u
jLS— Knives, Forks mul Simons,
of viivlmis kinds, Ac., Ac..
WARRANTED TRIPLE 4 *
PLATE, of best, of metals, and equal to any In
Hie market, of the LATEST STVLES and no
goods are misrepresented. at
.run N BOW MAX ’ B
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STORE,
NO . 70 4 AIIC II BTHK K T ,
J> 111 L ADE h J* 111 .1 .
H'3* rienso call and examine our Goods before
purchasing,
N. B.—All kinds of PLATING nl rcuronablo
prices.
August 22, l.S(J7—ly
DIES’ F AKCY F i; ]{ R
JOHN FAUEIHAK
Old Established
IfUK MANUFACTORY
.V®. 7IS Ay.'h
(above 711i,}
I’ll I IjADELPI 11 a.
Have now lu Store
jf my own Importu*
lon uml Manufacture,
no of the largest and
lost beautiful telec
lOllfci of
NCY FURS .
tor Toadies' and Uhi1.....
..... r» wear in the City. Also, a line assortment
of Gont/a Fur Gloves and Collars.
I am enabled to dispose of my goods at very
reasonable prices, and I would therefore solicit a
call from my friends of Cumberland comity and
vicinity.
Remember the Name, Number and Slrest.
JOHN KAUEIUA.
-A«. 7IS A ItC'Jf fit., <ib, Ith, south .side,
£xT* I HAVE NO PARTNER, NOU CONNECTION
WITH ANY DTHKIt STORE IN PIiILADA.
Oct. 10, |M)7—lm
J S. McC LKIjl a n,
WITH
TAB II AM & WO UK,
Wholesale Dealers In
HATS, CAPS, FURS
AND
STRAW GOODS,
NO. 631 MAIIKET STREET,
Philadelphia.
•Tilly IS, mi— If
WATCH SALE!
'JM) WA’trilES, Patent Lover Movements, full
J r!-‘n cll , c '- d ' Sterling Silver, Leant!-
i.y ..'-"“'/'V' 1 fl ‘lll in every respect llrst chins
J nneih. 1-* be Mild at six dollars each, being less
u an thu-i'.i.junhs Hie cost of manufacturin''.—
Jli.'se watches are retailed by Jewelers ut Mom
..i..iii v s, iiu-aei ua i <;ost to the manufactiircv being
-a each. ] als stock of watches was purchased ut a
bankrupt sme In London, and arc now oilerod at
Ma li extremely low llgures, that all may possess
a correct rime-keeper at a merely nominal sum
L\ery watch warranted lor 2 years, i’artica or
dering them sent by mail, must enclose :j(i cents
extra to repay postage. Money enclosed In a
well sealed letter may be stmt at my risk.
Address all orders to
„ . MAHMN CUNNOI!,
May IG, I&07—ly Aliiakv.K. V
(JO-NSUM l>Ti VK S It 10 A 1) !
A Physician, who had consumption forsevm
al years, with Irequenl bleedings of the Imp's,
cured blmsell with a medicine unknown to the
lirolessiou, wbou bis ensu appeared hopeless. 11 o
Is the only physician who has used it m bis own
person, or who has any knowledge of its vli Hu s*
and he can ascribe the decree of health he mnv
enjoys to nothing but the us., of u»U medieine ;
and nothing but utter Ue.-pa.tr and entire exline
tmu of all hopoof recoveiy, t-,gel her with a want
of confidence In all others, induced him to haz
ard the experiment. Jle has Mealed more cases
snccesslully than geneially lollow* the IreaMueiil
oj this class of cases, and leels a pride, onlv e\-
celled by tliu performunce of his duty, that 'lie'is
able to diminish sullcrlng and nrolon" life (if
lice hours from SA. M. to 6P. M., dally, tall on
or address
DU. K. JJOYLSTUN JACKSON,
r , . 1P , 250 .V. Tenth Street, i'luhi,
Dec. 5, ISl)7—ly ’
QNK DOI.JjAII A riECE'
A GOOD GOLD PEN AMU,.EBONY HOLDER
FOR OFF DOLLAR.
MnnufAfiLnred by the American Gold Ton Com
pany. 1 hese pens are now’ being used exlenslvc
ly throughout tho Eastern Stales and are war
famed In each and every case. Parties purclm-
not blltI I s,lo ' J - can return them and
receive their money buck. All orders must bo
uccoinpnnied With tUp ns \ve send no goods
Address all orders to
E. M. CONNEU,
Agent American Gold Fen Company,
May IC, 15G7—ly Titov, N. V
Jp A I. K E W 111 SKE it
AND
MOUR TA CHE
A HEAUTIFUL PAIR OP FALSE Mnr<
of French manufac
-1“ \? t L \ p P,!o W th ir y , ouul , lot uo detected from the
Sresi'Vj n--l ,Vi 00/t 1 !, |J V niall Co any «d
-ure.ss, uil.ii attention is paid in tut* manni-ic.
lure of these articles by one of tlio best artists* in
f M. L. I’nucHic, who Is tho host in.mi m "
*“st
Address, 11. DORR
. . Aj.isany, N. Y„
May ir, IS- R Jy* Ayent for tho United .States.
gWEKT JJUEATH FOR ALL!
Pit. FONTAINE'S
B A L M O E MYHII H !
r( ! nu ; dy for lho CUl '° of bud breath, no
\LM^? r uml wlmt source tho disease tnav arise
} v hat young lady or gent, will m»t make an SnSw
uoKin, ; hvmnn ** i 1U to your address
nov f[& ind \ h u \ ul v l (IIUO undranteod, or mo-
H%I)RIl U A 11 .../)v ortkvvn must bo addressed to
ted States Albftu> h,,l ° A » oal '<>* «M> Uni-
May 10,1807 —ly
PHOTOGRAPHS “ ~ ’
fob the MILLION!
f 1 ifA c toTH en t Ive tre kso s
K°Ph‘^' I "’T , ' g 3 50 centfi'-1
beautiful Ladles of iho lklnotVrminSTi
they appear in tlio play of tho in .Mr .•. J \ ’ ,,K
Nlblo'a Garden. NW York 1 lc Lluuk - nt
?ffy Ifll IW-l? l ° P ’ °* 177 ‘ N. Y
J. STEP N EJI 's'
LIVELY AND SALE STALLS
BETWEEN 2XAXOVRR AND NKDrOHD STS *
IN REAR OF THE JAIL, "
CARLISLE, 1»A.
Having flttoa up Iho .Stable with now m.-Ho
Boh, Ac., lam prepared to ftirnish ilVt ?.ii.^ f l l la '
outs at reasonable rates. Parties turn :
from the Springs. Aauieß taken to nud
April 25,1807-1?
insurance <sroiv
gPK6ITITfN,SUUANc eTvwckcv
Ov.:k mm** or CAfn-Ai. Ilin-it'itSKKra,
HOME,
MANHATTAN.
HKCUUITY
nil of Mow York. Aetna and ri 1f1 ,„,,. .
foul, Conn.; .North America ol p ll nn.
ru.; Columbia Mutual, of I.aucnstoV l'/. 1 ' 0ll,ilI, ».
The main element to bo dushv.iTn •
Companies In tu ' s,lLU In lm.iir nnca
SECURITY.
Ifwealth, experience. Intellltrrnee »
exist, perpetuity nml honorableUojfiiV. 1 I ' r r i, "lr
likely to ensue. c uox Uing win |, M
insurance creates Independcuee a
imys for ills own Indemnity ami
tax on Ills friends. nnu I,CC(I not be :k
l-’.vory man Simula Insure: the
whoso property would injure or ine ~ Un B w
, liimsclf, Ins lauilly, or his nelehl, f L Co,IV( - , ‘ l( ''h o
Insurance oHeeled at this ntlo o '
how largo the amount, lu either sinelr V?
Companies. .Policies issued, losses •uUuJ V l,lal
promptly psiid at this oillee ail J>is(e ( l and
BAiMUKI. K. lIUMUIc-n
Off" yo. 26 irS'&VS^rS^r 1 /
I.OUAI.AUKNTB- 1
J. !•.. Forreo, .
.lohn K. Shuler, Xow Bloomfield I'miv Wvllll ‘-
A. il. Wciiliniin, jj.i.uad S|J‘S
jyj U T UAL LI F E ~
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW VO UK
ACCUMIr L A T E J) (j A PrT A I.
$22,000,0001
(TV.-KXTV-TWO .MII.Uu.NS.)
All In rirsl.cln'.s'jrnl-lKiiKr.i, C.. VI - nmc,, ..
rlli.'N Cush „ml'Tlc'„l Usuu"!?!
IT JtA KES NO LIVJJJEXIJ.S T()
.STOCKHOLDERS!
But Us Cush Dividends of Fcbriiair ir«
amoimK-'l lo iu.J Jl,<ir«) i„ » s Policy lii Jt,,, 1 e '
"■■lull Is nearly four times iw im.cli 1
liny ~thor dimimny in lh o UjillJu
i. i stales declared lor same year,
it has the LAUCKST AMOUNT INHUIIFi.,,
any Company hi the United Slates, and lt« mV ,f
deudsare made annually In CASH, not pm on nn
the ..ill payment, as Is done by (ho lea I h , 1 1
companies. It has ,l " |U, U
TllE LARGEST INCOMI-.
se, 217,0-3 5. 88.
From nuslm-ss and Interest. Hr, Tables nr n .
are from 10 to SI per cent, lower on tin. . Cs
and endowment plans limn the Connect h- ,1
ual and many other of the Note ( ompa.ii;! v]
1 oiicles are or. may be exchanged li i- nt.i.'r '
feitable ones. II has over ‘
50,000 POL [C V K()I, j, k
and Is i/ulronized ami recommended In the b.o
authorities m the Cniled States ‘ 1
HAMPEL K. IIF.MKh Ji,
«tctolier fi, —(Jin ' '
C 1 I li J.; T .\ S U IiAXC JO. "
a’he ALLF.N AM) FAST PEN NfUJt »lnr x;t-
Tl-AI. I-'IIIK I.XKUHANCU CIIMPA \V, of ,v, ,!
bc-Mnnd county, incorporated by an slot ( ,f '\ s .
Ms e I iVIJr 1-M ‘VT‘ ! , U “ l luiVl,, « '■‘-‘‘•flltlV 1,11,1
tt, iliaitn « Alcndcd to the year IsM j H IHIU u,
ac n.-and vigorous operation under the mi,,-,;
inb mi, m e ot the Pillowing Hoard of .Miimr-.-ts
. lb, Gorgas, Christian Slavman. Jamb l ).
Cjjy, Daniel Halley, Alexander CaUicart,
Jacob Cnover and .I. C. Dunlap. ’
'L'Uo rutor. nf liuunim'o arc as low and favoi-LV
as any Company of the kind in the stale
sons wishing lo become niembeis nro invite, l t„
make application to the agent;. of U,n Compniiv
who are willing to wan upon them at nnvin.iV
biiS&..V , -“ 0, ' UAM, - Jwrl f ,, " lu^w
Vll'e I'lcsUlout-'.'iiHi! IAN.'JrAVJTA.-., CiulKle
hofiolilly-; OHS C. 1J1K1.A,., J| C,-l ,Ulll I HI, K '
11 I'likuiur Jjai.'i i:r. Hai i.f.v, 1 iilMmru, York i 5
Cumberland Chunfi/— Jonn Sheri lek Mien- Hen
ry Zcaring, ShiremanMown ; Jjifayetlo Peikr
l]ho.l.l ] ho . 1 . 1 > Howmun, Chmvhtown ; Mult-
Grlllith, South Middleton ; Samuel Graham W
1 ennshoro’; Samuel Coover, Meclmmeblniiu:L
• n ’ ; D. Coovor, Fpkt
Allen: J.O. Saxton, Silver Boring; John User.
Cm lisle : \ alen tine i eel mm, Aew Cumbi'i luinl •
JumcK JleCandllsh, Newville.
r- Vn3 <£'/ ,l/ .V-W, S. Picking, Dover: James
Grllll h. Warrington; T. F. Deardorn; Wnbinm,.
Lon; Uichcy Chirk, Dlllsburg; D. Huttor, iuii
view; John Williams, Carroll.
Jhwjdnn Count}/— Jacob Houser, Harrisburg.
Members of the Company having policies alnmt
to expire, can havodhem renewed by making sin
plleuiion to any of the age-nth.
Dec. I iSlio £
MAKTFOJUJ IjJ VIC STOCK. JX.-U
IiANCHCOMI’ANV.
C A TIT A I. $30!), (K».
lltirer.-s Insured ngnlnst doutii from biivoiu.
or against lliefl.
Working Oxen, Cows and Sheep may ho taken
at., to -1 per cent on two thirds their cash value.
Losses promptly adjusted at tho Ufllco of the Car
lisle Agency.
SAM'b Iv. HUMIHCII, ftj)rci(d Ayent.
No. :W West High St., Carlisle.
March 11, DG7— l5 -
?s?ak Ivcuctocr.
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HA ro—es
,
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer
fins stood flic test of seven years
beforcthe public; and no prepar
ation for the hair has yet been dis
covered that will produce the same
■beneficial results, it is an entirely
new scientific discovert/, combin
inymany of the most powerful and
restorative agents in tho VEGET
ABLE KINGDOM. Itrestores GREY
£W. ,F UI?~U S original youth
ful COLOR, it makes the scalp
white and clean; cures dandruff
and humors, and falling out of
tho hair; and will make it grow
upon bald heads, except in very
ayed persons, as it furnishes the
nutritive 2»’inciplo by which tho
hair is nourished and supported .
It makes the hair moist, soft, amt
f/ lossy, and is unsurpassed as a
UAlli It lUDSSINQ. It is the
cheapest preparation ever offered
to the public, as one bottle will ac
complish more and last longer
than three bottles of any other
preparation.
Ic is recommended and used by
Me First Medical Authority.
Ihe Wonderful results produced
by our Sicilian Hair Rcnewerhave
induced many to manufacture
pre/yarutiOns for the Hair, under
yai'ious names; and, in order to
tnduce tho trade and the public to
piti'chase their compounds, they
nave resorted to falsehood, by
claiming they wei'o former 2mi't
net’s, or had some connection with
our Mr, Hall, and their ;yrepara
tion was similar to ours. Jjo not
be deceived by them, Purchase the
original; it has never yet been
cofualica, tfur Treatise on the
Hair, with certificates, sent free
by mad. See that each bottle has
our 2>rivate Revenue Stamp ovei '
the to;} of the bottle. All others
are imitations.
R. P. Hall & Co., Prop's, Nashua, N.H.
Sold ly all Druggists and Dcidcrs xn Medicine.
Oct. aj, Ks(J7-ly.
Martin beans, no. 102 chest
nut STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
i AV*? i.mOT nm “warded by Franklin Institute
to MARTIN LEANS, Manufacturer of •
MA /soyjO MA UK. S',
EMBLEMS, etc.. d\\
Now nml Orliilnal Designs of Masonic Marks
loinidars Medals, Army Medal and Corps badg
es of overy description. Orders from every sec
lion of tlio country solicited.. All letters answer-
March 11 1807—ly
E Y E 11 ’ S NEWLY IMPROVER
CRESCENT scale over strung
PIANOS,
Acknowledged to ho tho host. Loudon PrUo
Medal and high awards in America received.
MELODEONS & SECOND HAND PIANO*
\Vareroortia.7iil Areli street, helow Eighth,
April is, IKU7—]y Philadelphia. Pa.
U N !•’ O U ALL!!
mom
FullJnslruetloiiK by which any person, male or
female, can master the great art Id Ventrilunuism
,>y a few hours’ practice, making a world of find
and after becoming expoiT.stheinsclves.can teach
otbers, thereby nmkhigit a source of income.--
Mill instructions sent by mail fur.lo cent*. Sul
Isfaetlcm guaranteed.
Address P. o. Draui-r 21, Troy. N. T.
May hi, In>7—lv
"pijAIN ami FANCY PRINTING of
TOW«TTO^, D o^™i I ' no •' , "“ Mu racc “‘“‘ at ’ tUo
II
=
panics.
NOIITU AJIEI[i W j.
“EHMAK/a
AGENTS.
PAY.V,