icgcittilkiml VALVE OF SHELTER FOR SHEEP. Win. 11. Ladd, ono of the beat farm, era of the State of Ohio, who has given especial attention to sheep, gives the fol lowing careful estimate, in the Ohio Farmer of the value of .shelter to sheep, suggested by the remark of a neighbor that “it won’t pay to build shelter for sheep.” This neighbor kept l.ouu head, and lost many animals, and it is from his losses that part of this estimate is made: “Let me make some very low esti mates in reference to the loss occasion ed by this treatment in thirty years.-- First, if the sheep sheared two pounds of wool per head, under this treatment, they would have shorn three pounds had they received good can-.. Second, ono pound difference per head on I,OHO pounds in thirty years, at -in cents per pound, is It is a very low esti mate, cuuntingsheep at tin* lowest com mon price, that a dock of 1,000 should yield $d()o worth of surplus slock to sell each year, this in thirty years amounts to Fet'd saved by '-holtor, say $-00 each year, worth iiTthirty years, $0,000; simple interest at 0 per cent., on amount saved in thirty years, $:{o, 000 ; difference of the value nfAtock on hand, at the end of thirty yeai $1,000; value of shelter to tho proprietor at the close of thirty years, $I,ooo; amount saved, stj-V»00. IVr contra --shelters cost say, $•*,000; .additional grain feed, say $-100 (Midi year, in thirty'years, sl,^)o,‘inter est as above, slo,"aid ; for keeping shel ters in repair, sl,ooo. Total, $;k , ,000. Ditfereiiee in favor of shelters um\ good care, sail,i:lo. Don’t look at UiK as a fancy sketch; it is a reality, and the only incorrectness about it is, that the estimated difference in favor of good keeping is in everv particular below the reality,” COVEUING S'l’llA IN WlN tku.—The object o f covering strawber ries at the approach of winter is often misapprehended. It sometimes hap pens that a novice covers his plants and finds a large portion of them dond in the 1 spring. lie has overdone the thing, and j taken too much care of his favorites.— Tiie object is not so much to keep frost from the plant, as to protect both lops ; and roots from the disastrous effects of I alternate freezing and thawing. Hence | the covering should be put on with dis crimination, and while it may be quite * thick between the rows,itsliould not be I more than an inch or so in depth over I the plants themselves. In all good cul- I tivation the plants are covered, and this 1 serves the double purpose of protecting I them from injury py alternate heat and ( pold, and when left on, as it should be, J it keeps down r/ic wtrods mxi jirevem the fruit from becoming soiled by con- ■ ‘ tact with the earth. As to the material ! to be used, that will depend much upon the resources uf the locality. Probably . the worst mater lain arc tan-bark ami 1 saw-dust, not that they do not aiVord : sutlicient protection, but because they , >oil the fruit quite as much as if it-were exposed to damage lV«un llic earth. • , Near the coast, “salt bay*’ is much used and whore it is obtainable, nothing can ! be better. It is nude from a wiry kind of grass, that preserves it< elasticity in ; a remarkable degree. IVrbap- tlu niosl 1 generally used material is straw. Oat straw, thrashed by the flail, i- preferred by sonic cultivator-, bid any kind will answer. With machinc-tb.’a-hed straw It is well to l brow a -pnni. 1 nig of cart h over it to hold it in pia.-i- until tin-snows . 1 and frosts secure it. l)oUi*-saine when leaves are employed loeover ihe plan*-; these make an excellent imdeb, as do , spent hops from lie* luvwcrie-. Pine straw—-fallen pine leave- -when' they ; are abundant, are capital fur the pur- • po-e. t‘oni-staik" are n-cd in snino part-> • 1 tin* West with slim-;', and lastly, na ture’s own covering -im.v, if w could . but secure its permanency, i-g a- far a-> winter protection goe-. the best cove ing of all. Scuaimng and WssniMi Tni;t>.-- We consider early winter to be ihe be-t lime for scraping and waslii ngt be t runk of trees. It is well-kimu nto all observ ing Iruit-gj'ouv/s tiiat the loose h/,rk of trees is the winter-quarters of .myriads of insects, where they -eenrcly remain until the ensuing spring, when t be warm and genial weather in vile* ihem to quit their eo/y homes and begin their de structive operations for tin- season. We have found a narrow saw, rather h.ie toothe.l, to be an e'e-elb-m b... 1 in rasp ing oif Ihe snperila.a; s bai k. It a<voni ptishes it more uniformly liian a hoe, I rowel, or other -.Tapei ; ; r-. r’ i,m -inifl-liaiidled hoe, how-ver, i.- \i-iy good, when the other may not br- p.,-- After the bark i.« lemoved, Hit* trunks should be wa-in-d thoroughly with a preparation of whale oil soap and w ater, say in proportion of a pound of the soap lo four gallons of water. 11 '"in be applied lo large trees with a hickory broom or a slilV whitewash brush, and lo small trees, «specially dwarfs, with the hand scrub-brush.— Sickly trees, which can at ibis season be easily detected by being covered with a species of fungi, or perhaps more prop erly a peculiar inseclivemus deposit should he scrubbed so as to completely remove this. The mixture will of itselV henetU the tree, while the removal from the stem of ml extraneous and injurious substances will give to it new health and vigor the ensuing season—in some in stances to a surprising extent. When whale-oil soap is not obtainable, lime may be used, but it should not be rerj/ strong, or it might be injurious to the roots of the tree if applied plentifully and the tree small.— Oermnutomi Trie yntph. Peaks—Root Pkoi'auation.—ln n lute number of the llayuzim 1 of JJor/i -culture was n communication on the pro pagation of the pear, from Dr. Van iMons of Belgium. We cpioto a para graph : “I now propagate for myself ami in timate friends the most ehoiee varieties of pears, which J obtain by means of the roots. Not asingfeone fails in this new proeess. Jt is immaterial in what man ner they are set out. This method J discovered accidentally, in consequence of some roots, on which I intended to graft other kinds of pears, being thrown on the ground and covered with a hale earth, to proservo them until used for that purpose, and which were lost sight of and forgotten until the next spring, when all of them sent up stalks, which hi the autumn, were as tall ns those rac ed from the seed of two years’ growth. They can he set out in tliespring'as well ns autumn. .Such roots should he se lected as have one or more terminal ti hres; and those that arc often cut olf and left in the earth when a tree is trans planted. succeed well. Thev cannot he too small, hut should not he'larger than the linger. The wounds at the lar-m ends should ho covered with the same composition to protect as in grafting.— They must be set obliquely.” ( i i!Aitu ti re IIi;a i.tj i oi- Yo l- n Ci) u-s. —lf 11 cow eats anything Hint lias u strong or disagreeable odor it appears in her milk, if a cow oafs anythin"- inoilichml it comes ont in licr milk. /f hlu-is feverish her milk shows it. If she lias sores about her, pus may he found in her milk. If she is foil upon decayed or diseased food, her milk, since it is derived from her food, will be im perfect. It is ns impossible to make Kood milk from laid food as to make a (food building from rotten timber, if there Is anything wrong about tier it will appear in tin; milk, as that is an ef fective source of casting (lltii from her organism. These fact,-, should, at all times, he well impressed upon (lie minds <il dairymen anil ail who keep cows that they may lie caretnllv kept from disease. ‘ ! 1 iMJiKi:. -(,'nt for building pm-po-e -for fence posts, rails, etc., and for what ever purpose durability Is reoulral, and lay it up for seasoning. HtßOootis. gl’EClAl, NOTICE! ane .i r /•; .v rr r /•; „v kn t AT THE 0 1,11 COK.NEIi;! A T NO. 2 , PAST MAIN HTKKKT 11 lii-.M .-ivaied I ► anolher lan;e arrival n eh.-a 11 L ;o. >.l Kdl’ fi U r A T TMF hAltlil- Al'tTlON SALKS •V P IT ) r () /.' K ami r if / 1. a n p. i. r if / a VuV\ In Tin: TI.MK THAT KVFUY LA DY In lU*- loh it n ll.l ormnlrv ciui pun-base a i ;> mil Im. iii-W Mei tim, ni l.uo Kmpre." Uo|>|>s all wool..tin " AlpiiL'c.v Poplins, ,7j Splendid Pl.ii.l Pop] 11 is, to l.im " " ( ’iisluiioro. only an.l nil oilier Ihoss (loo.|> cheap In propor tloll 11 L A N K K TS! HI,A X Iv MTS CU-iiM-ilo iiul lln-In.-I ilml all hfuti pri- KILLED 111 all khuN of a o M !■: s t ic <; o o ds , (miihl 4'union FlamwK li’ 1 ;, els., (ioo.l hoim->U»' tiliil'hums Il*> u cl.s., (iood MuSIIHS loci liooil Calicoes 10 ami IJ els., sheet • lays. Pillow Case Muslins, Tick lays. Cheeks, Toweling, 'i’a hie Diapers, iV:< ON L !•: i i) I r n a m i i, i, k n , uml pm elia-a i.ne M lhe new ht) It but 11A I) 1 K*’ CLOTH CLOAKS, M \Nril,!.A>, RAM.*! i'UJi I 1,A1: A h|<lni.li«l «i*>hi»i 11111 ill i.l i 1.1 t,■ i hi; t'h In \ .Mil i.l .... i e T! I !<’ tii i j S H A \V 1, S ! S II A \S’ I COJLNUH KL A N N KL S ! K\. A N \ i- «>[ nil nilni' and .hmolics White an.l 11. un.'iii, nle Kh. urn C -diiilner Clan hid AT /■' i ’ u ,s :' r r /.• ,v / rnun lire cheapest Unr» up to the real Mink Sa- Ml’ll’S, CUI.I. \Rs, I'.U'l.'i. I! 1 lITI I W. JliMiim, TUI M MJ.Sfs Ae lor I,AIUUS. Missus ami I'iIIUUUUN at LEIOSOH k lILLEH^S l 'heap store you ace the gicutest variety ot OV KR-CUATINUS, FIUONCH i:i,OTHStmil CASSIMKRF.S, FAN (’ V «' A SSI M Kll KM. \ *peeUd amuii'vmpnt with jv first dm,* Tai lor, Uiinuko any yanmint in ver> »lmrl notice. M O (> RA’7 *V U (J () (J J) s ! Always a full .supply of e wry description of F U N K U Ali U () () \) ,s t sinct utiiMUioii In illllnji ordora from (own o. eouniry. CHEAP Notions alwuvs on haml sneli as HUH V If FAST SH A WIN N LI HI AS, HOOlx ■SCARFS. TIHS. IlnsiKKV. (iMivl's 1 MinKNS, YARNS, I>KA WKRS, i nmstiHiihits, noonni sgnm, HA I. MOn A is S K IBT 8 , Tlir iji“;l to lie taut In tlin county, nt llio clienji STORE when; tlsoy huvu the lai-uvst unit hcsl stock c.r ItAlll'KTS. on. rt.irrHH, .MATTI.N'IIS, intL'oij errs, Ittj’CJS I’lfioc Ufi not ran to give ns u call, ns we an. determined n„i to ho undersold mid run a I wav. Itrovo to our /rlomla tliul wo soli cood I ohouiior than any otlior itouiu 111 the county. TT.HASE REMEMBER THE RlfiX OF THE CARPET HALE, NO. 2, Not, 28, Ifjfft, ll. K W I N (i , CABINET MAKER AND rXDKUTAKEU, W LAS T M A 1 N s T U M FT , A Sri, -a |>||i \ *1: MI: sl' UK N !■: \\ FFii A ITVii I- Sofas. boutnics, Chan Krusy Chairs. Reception (’iian Ihneails, I'.i rloi CiiTTAUi-: IT KNl’lCKl-: 1 .\ SPTTS. splrmlii| Nev,- Palli-i m-. BEDSTEADS AND MATTRESS!- CIJ.T ITIA.MI-N NI» PlCTt'KhlS, Part k-nlar at ion I lou i \ ,-n to Funerals. Orders troin (own and e.mnirv attended to promptly and on iea>.nmhle lei -n-. Pee. 1.1, a ii i n e t \v a r e no I’sit The Mil.--, riher h-j ei-tito.y mi >rni-- lm fi f«<n and I In-|>'dd ;e i.'<(iet aII \ . 1 1 .: > I i.i- Mill eoiilinu t In- ITidei lal: hii'i ue", a-id is ready lo w; npon eu'i oilier- >-i I in-r h.v da.v oi by mi'llt. Heat made Coiiins kepi eon-ianily on hand, ho plain and ornamental, lie has constantly i hand s /’<(.'( at M'lnli.- /ho ..</ (W.,--. of Whii he has been appointed Itie -,.>le ai>enl. This ea Is u-eoimuended a- Mipenor to any ol the kit now 111 Use, it he'lim pet leolA air ll'uld. ill! has also fun i isl led 111 ?11 -.e 11 Willi a Mew Ko» wood ill-' v u.'E am I anil le horses, wit Ii wh u-h will iillend Juneral' in town and i-nii'il l". - , pi Hoimlly, without i-Mai i-lmnu-. Among llii 1 grealc-d ilm'umtics of the age o\vt'f/‘j Sjn'inij .!/(»//<vr.v.v, tin* hi-hl and cheapest lx ecu in Use, the exehi-d\e i tght of whleh 1 lui’ Kwcmvd, and a 111 he kept constantly on hand. LA HI NET MAK.INI In all Us vai hats hi .inches, can hal on, and I tea in reaiis. Sccivlai'ic', Wm k-si.md-, I‘m k>i Ware, U| dm late i« d ( Imus, ho las, I 'ice, sale am! (V litre Tables, Dining and ilrrakta'i Tallies, M’adj. stands o( all kliuls, Un neh lick-deads high ami low posts: Jenny land and foliage bedsteads Chairs of all kinds, Looking Ulasses, and all other articles usually niannla.lined in Inis line of business, kept eon-tantlv on hand. ills workmen are men ni e\pi-i reiiee, Jus ma torial thu best, and his work made In the latest city style, mul nil m.dcr lia min supervision, II will bo warranted ami m ad low for crush. Ho invites all to e.\ •• n;:n a call beforepurchas ing elsewhere. 1-u. in.* Ms ul patronage here loflre extended to him he feet- indebted to his mnneroirs eii'toineis, and ii'->nies them that no elloi ts will he spare. 1 in iul in .• to phase them lu style nml Mrlee. <;h eus a e*ui. Ruincnibei the place, Nmili Hanover street, nearly opposite the Deposii I'unk, Carlisle. l*ee, 1. KSiid. A J-nl.s.in Hull THE IMPROVED ORIENTAL Base Burning Coal Stoves, and Parlor Furnaces, Have repolvcd Four First Clash Premiums qc the New York Stale nml other Fairs, Also, the tfrent HIIiVKIt MEDAL nt the Fair of the American Institute held la the City of New York, 1803. THEY ARE PERPETUAL BURNERS, ONLY ONE FIRE BEING REQUIRED TO BE MADE DURING TUE SEASON. THEY ARK PREFECT VENTILATORS OP THERE CAN BE NO ESCAPE OF GAS PROM I, S | THERE CAN BE NO CLINKER OR SLAG TO THU FIRE WILL REMAIN FOR DAYS WITH- THE ILLUMINATION IS EQUAL TO AN THEY ARE POWERFUL HEATERS AND YET PERFECTLY ADAPTED TO MILD WEATHER. THEY ARE THE MOST ECONOMICAI , STOVES AND FURNACES EVER MADE. THE FURNACE WILL HEAT, SATISFAC TORILY, DOTH AN UPPER AND A LOWER ROOM, WITHOUT ADDITIONAL FUEL. Right Sizes of Lilt) Stovoß, und Three Sizes of tlio Parlor Furnaces. Manufactured and for Sale to tho Trade by PERRy & co., ORIENTAL STOVE WORKS, run aa lk by UIXKSMIT JI II U P P no. os north hanovkr street. (•ARMS I.IC . I* A Any. •-‘•J, 1.1(17 mill tffapss Jj’l KUSH AItB I V A L SATTINFTTS, Ar y k \y si 1 ri s u a t yi. us H A T S A X 1) (J A P K . Tlut Miljscrlljer Ims just opened nl .Yu. 15 yVw/, llunover Sheet, u few door.-. North of the (‘urluli Upposlt Hunk, one ol tin- hu «f.sl and he.st Stock, i»f iiml CARS ewr oileied In Carlisle w'.- k „M aU ' -■> >'- s iiml 'iimlilic.s Slin iirlnu, dillerent e.dom. owry dfseiin lion of Soft Hull iimv in; u if. ilm iJuiikaul uml t)M I a-in.moil Itrmli turn -■stimtly on hand amt made m outer all warrant 0(1 tU flVf fllltl.sfjlflilMl. STRAW HATS, MEN’S, ’ i " ,, " sof ,llm "' LAl)lli.S' ANH <• MN l'I.! I.M lIN .*■ I‘> K'Jw 1 N\«S -/V/i. ils. Srtrhuj SilJ:, r,.lb,rll„x,^ l Pit I MJ-i SUfIAJtS A.\J) TOBACCO (Hyv nit* a fall, ami examine mv si,,el: as 1 fee! cunlkh-nit.t y.m n.m June C, lstl7—ly AND CABS ! nu You WANT A NICK JIAT (>U CAD ? If m», Don’t Fan, 10 Cam, on J. (i. CALLJO, .vc. in, inxT AfA/x xrithur, Where can lie ta-on the llnesl assortment o( HATS AXD CAPS ever motif'll 1 to Carlisle. JJu takes croat ideas nro la Invlilaif hl.s old friend* and*mslomVs ami all new ones, to his splendid Mock hist r.t ceived Horn .New Vork ami i'hlhuhdphla. cun- in part of lino , , *SIDJC AND CAHSIMKUK DATS iri7;!,V:h;‘ur:unh ! m!r ! ;.l‘.i s """ ~,,' m iriiui,,r * ! hath .ma.\i;l'-altuih:h to uuhku <m the most misonaMe Un ms '* U v ?a \\ choice brands of ’ lllc l ”- .M.VI-rs, ac- TOBACCO AND CiOAICS ihr ays on hand. Jle desires (o call theattenlion h persons who have *OOllllOll fUUNTILV I*’ l7 lis o sell, as he pays Ihe hf-jhest ca*h priees for tho Ulve him a call, at the above number his old At ami, jus he feels con ildeti I of jjlvlug entire .SatU laeiion. Deo. 3J, ISO 7 jFurulftivc, See. c v ;:u - id;. p;:\n* a i amp Stools, i enlro Tables, Pining Tables, t 'aril Tables. (lUonions, What-Not.-., f ( ii .\ i t r ii i- town anih oiAna n.\ vin sm- THU APARTMENT. THEM. OBSTRUCT. OUT ATTENTION. “OPEN FIRE.” No. 115 Hudson St., Albany, OIC AM, THU A full ax-mi Ino ut of lh »V S, A Mi I’HII.tntKN'.S, FANCY IJC: A I, WAVs ON IJANH, J|'MN A. KKU.ldi. A,/<■„(, N»1. Id North 'JJailu\ f I Street, ©rorcrics. jyjAKTXN’H FAMILY GROCERY STORE, KABT JIAJJf STKEET, CiIiUSLB, PENNA., (Halo Marlin A Gardner’s.) lliu subscriber would hey leave to Inform the •iti/cii* of Carlisle ami \lelnitv, that he still keeps on Imml, fit his future, East Main Street ml- Jolnlnt; Gardner A Co’s. Machine Shop mid Foun dry, the largest and bcstscleeled Mock of Flt KSH 0110 C K It IK S , Glass and Quecnsware, which he will sell at the Yery lowest prices for cash, livery article in the line of Family Groceries will always bo kept fresh ami cheap. He also calls particular atten tion to the Fiirtka Putent (V/rm Fruit,far. t, of which he has the exclusive agency for Carlisle, and whleh has ptoved Us superiority over all other emu or Jars now .In use by Us ureal simplicity, pel feci lellahiiUyln keeping Fruit, and the ex traordinary case with which ll is sealed and opened without Injury for tuture use. No taml ly .should mirelmse other Java without ilrsl exam • mini' tiie Kureka, If they want to bnv the best.— Alm. K.NUX'S PATENT.STEP HA lUdill, an arti cle whleh nohouseholdshould hewlthout. Also, Hush’s eelehratbd WASHING M ACM IN F. mil v I-’ive Dollars, and the AM II KIN CLOTHES WUINGFU, both of which are eonlldeullv ivc ommemled to give entire satlsfaellon. He has also been appointed agent for the sale of EARTI IKN DRAIN PIPES, to whleh he would call the attention of Farmers and others needing them as the best ami cheap est article to be found for conveying water thro* yards and barn yards. Also a variety of other artleles, such as HOOll MATS, of several kinds and prices. £u • .lust opened a supply of Fresh Herring and all kinds of Salt Fish, put up thin Sprhlg. Also Flour In barrels ami sacks, and Feed bv the bush el. JOHN MARTIN. July IS. lsi.7—tf JpUOVJ.SIOX AND GUOCKUV .SToKI- i IN MiL’TH-WKST CuUNKIi PITT A Pn.MFUKT STUHTTS Thu undersigned, successor to ,1. F. Bn:i:i., re spectfully announces that, having Jus( relumed tn>m the Fasiem cities, he Is now pitpared to sell at the very lowest cash prices, a great variet v of fresh (MtOCKIUKS it riIOVLSIUSS, CONSISTING OF (Jurmucarc, S’li/ar, (>'fas.vniri\ Oj/hv, U’oixf and Willow ' I'.'urr, Tin , Ft\h, Fjiircx, Full, ('/ llcl.l‘J\l, (\>lll < >il, ( '/it l’.ti .l/c ilfl.t.'ift, I.uhriculintj Oil, J'n.'uto'-, Tut'u, Outn.-d Fruit, ,S -•■i/ur.i, J’icklt.i <rnl .Voce,-, and .ill the articles kept In a 11 i-.-rt class Grocery Mule. 1 would respectfully soiled :i .dime of the puli lie patronage. dan ill shoemaker. May it. IS' ”—ly ° K ' V JI K X I XCJ ! It ll A FAIT \Vu!lll 1: 1 lo Wl ll* to 111! hollMOkeiM)- »*M. in these tine's \ilifii uioMi'v i» not quite iso plenty as !i a .is a y.-.i r or tWo ago, that how to econoini/.i- i>i the indupeiisahle artU den ol Foul) AX H I'IIUVISIO.NS I> n lll. liter of 111, purl. unv to nil, except MU h ll.s me mn Ihi-sii, c I hey he leu i. The .subscriber hereto informs the public that hi-slock of uki a'i-:iin:>. I’KuVlsM Ns, tilFl'-N'SWAKI; s.uvix,’ liei nn )MMiunr-j;ih> bM () j Goods anil small \ ares. Mien i'.saie - *..iel 1 mes to he loiilid in a ivl! established ('uunlry Store, W full and com • lele; and ho iiiimiunun his determination to ■i'll Uu- sailie ut pries that will pay his eilsto ners for stepping ,i little out ofthu way 'alibi.ugh i great business i'.'iitei> and a-certain the truth >f the above asserth.n. I 1 ’ S. 1 don't import Goods Fib t.M A' 'lb »SS Til E OCEAN, hut buv them in New W'.l pull idel- I'hm and Hallimure, at the Imvo;.; i.lie's ima .mv man living ran buy them. Give me a e.dl. W.M. HUNT/.. No' 7S West Main M, March 1 i, --1 y w A.SIIMOOD & HUOTIIKi LA T K A It It I V A L ill-' (i(H)D axd fuicsii muua-'.ia i;s. }‘ II 1 C FS UK!) VC F. I) We have just I'eeel Veil a ll csli soppy of (.; u o c i: n i i-: s , S U C U A S Ihown, crmdied, pulverised nml granulated .'-u -gui's, t'odees, giceil amt roasted, Rn-e, mauiuie ('aiiiile.s, Tallow I 'andles Maieh Teas, all kinds, ('hci'se, rhu( ulale l; L . kei's i 'ueua, baker's Mroiiia, M.'e'- e u i- a ii 1, VerniiU'ilhi, Fahm s. tui-U's Farina, Mustard, Mus tard Seed, Hlaek nml Cayinmc I VppL’r, spi ces, Indigo, Al- I urn, Coppe ras, lump a n d Ip » I v e i l/ed 11 r 1 111- stun.', P.ahh.tl s and S'anhngnn's Soap. T. >! let Soap, Soda. ( Teji :n of Tartar, Cmu-.-e and Fine Sal! hy i he saek or hi is lad, .-ij,,,,. UlneL ing, Stove 1 .lister, ('onern 1 ru led New Orleans and Symp Mo hiss, s, Sperm Cot, Waggon Giease, Mae kerei,\ a rioiisgrades Sugar Cured 1 Emu. Pried lie. j. general assortment ol Coal oil and Fluid Lamp-. Glass and .Ml.-a Lamp Chimneys, corn, hiekoiy ;,nd coin uisp blooms, Tampteo Flv bnislii s, iiea it h. du-1 mg ami sweeping 1 ini-dies hand sei ill. Hi Uslies, shoe and Wall 11 mala s, elid li and hair Knishe.s, Mueilage, I.UiiiUt Kennell blue!:. hhu* and ied In!:, CATTLE 1* OAV D E il, U.ilsi n«s, Primes, pahv I ami unpaired Peaches I’eil elies ami Ton mines in cans, ('at sups, Worci-s -ler and i .i.mlon riuh Saiav, i dem Corn in cans table uil, I loin iny, l!ean*. t ' 1 OUA N U E:S A A I) I, 10 oA ,S wuler, .sujmr, '.vim* milk ami nlmnml Cracker-;, roasted r \ r and wheat Coller, 'l'm ml; Xavv, Nal urid ami Ci myre-s T'ilkutc >, Killikmielc, Fine Cut. L\ m-bburir and 11 imkr. punkm smokim r Tobai - eu am! Amleiv.im 5.,1 e eh,-vim; Tubaeco. (7-//.V.1, (. /, NA, WunFF.X fa irniF.x a .\i> .\Tnyi-: ir.i a*;;, UaslcelM, a genera! a-Anrlnu-nl of Willow ami Splint Ha.-kcls and many XOTI O X S , and everything cUe imunlly kept in a (iroccrv Store. Tin- public are respectfully luviled lu call and examine tlielr Mock. We leel eoulM.mt Hmv will go away satis/ied. £a>'.M.irkk‘(iry of all aind.s taken In exchange fur goods. WASH MODI i A BRnTIIKR, May SSUnrsi aulr liitiuovs J.J 1’ OHLY, JiKVTIFIKIt A.XJ) WHOLE .SC ILF UFA! F/i IN AVINE.S AND LUJCOUs,' •Vo'j. 7 <md 1), XorMi Jlunovi,r Slr.xjl, CAULISLF, PA, Iruii.l len, lltdland Gin, Supui lor Jamaica Spn its, Irish and Scotch Whiskey* Mommgahela Whisky, Apple Whiskey, IMUnburg and Common Whiskey Old Sherry Wine, 5 Uld Madeira Wine, Purl Wine. Lisbon and Muscalel, Malaya and ('laix-t, ‘herr.v Jhamly. , lllaekliei r.y iiramly, Ka.sphei i y Brandy, Lavender Brandy, Hum Sliruli. Wine Hilteis. Tunsey J;lll,'i._ aoknt lor D U . s T O E V K U ’ s LI.FBit AT F li STOMACH BITTKRS A,v>Jl b.rgennd Miperim* slock of CROCKRIES AMD PROVISIONS, A'i’ WIIOLKSAI.K AND HFTAFh, 11 v,iYi*i-L*'~r'r i 1 111 ! 11 111 llmt linn nf business. nrrlvl., B . IT'D It KI(J X A Ni) DOMESTIC J- UtiUOKs, biller si,l °’ ■> ■“■x— FOUFItIN AN 1) 1 hj.MMSTIC JdtiUOlLS, at his new Maud, a lew doors weM of Ihinnon’- llsill ' “ llll '"' lly thu min t llou.s"ciV BRA'S I)J Ktf, A 1.1, Of CJIOICi: IiII.VMK Wines, .Sherry, Port, Maderln, Lisbon, Claret, Native, Dock. Johannlshorg, ■ and ikulerheimer c; H A M 1» A (J X 1- JiylcMi-lt (Icish-r-A ( !U nl lin,l - (jin, Itoliliii, 1 a.in, uiul A’mdior. 1 W HTSKY, Buperior GUI Rye Choice Old Family Nect-ir Wheal, Scotch, and Irish. L “ u u A^n r own Slmil, Avi Best lo he liud In I‘hila- Ihllers, of the very he*, otmllly. o ( ’ IS U,l<l , ' llu * I ' s . lJc ‘ ;,;r f l, « :i pare*artlete will /Iml it as represented, a. Ids wliole attention will bo given to a proper miu careful seleellon-of h t Stock, winch cannot be surpassed, and hones t,, have the patronage ofthe public. Dee. 1,180 fl, Kalkoalf 3Lmrs. J|EAD I S'-G iVaIL R 0 A D~! WINTER ARUANGEMJHNT. NcWesiiieii 2T), ISC7. Great Trunk Lino from tho North and North- West for Philadelphia, Now York, Heading, Poltsvlllo, Tamaqua, Ashland, Hcbanoji, Allen town, Easton, Ephruta, Hitlz, Lancaster, Colum bia, Ac., Ac. Trains leave Harrisburg for Now York, as fol lows: AI 3.(M, ."i.ii'i and K.IU A. M., and l*.d.» and 11.3 u P, M... eonneeling with similar Trains on the Pennsylvania Hall Hoad, and arriving at New York at '..10 to, l.i and Jl5O A. M„ and 3,-tO and 0.30 P. M. Sleeping Cars accompanying the 3,00 A. M. and 0.35 P. M. Trains without change. Heave Harrisburg for Heading, Pottavlllo. Ta* mnqim, Mlnorsville. Ashland, Pino Grove, Allen, town and Philadelphia, at 8.10 A. SI., and 2.05 and 1.11 l P. Sf., stopping at Hohamm and principal Way Stat Ions; tho I.lol’. ,M, making coiincetions for Philadelphia and Columbia only'. For Potts vtlle, Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, via Schuyl kill and Susquehanna Hull Hoad, leave Harrl-.- hurg at 3.55 P, M. Keiiirnlng: I.cave New York al !MH) A. M. ami 12,cu Not.n, and 5.1 D ami S.IHI P. .M. Pliihulelphia at 8.15 A. M, and 3,30 I*. M. 'Way PassengerTralii lea\ < s i’ln la del ph in al 7.30 A. M., i etu ruing from Reading at (5.30 P. M.. stripping at all Stations; Pol tsvllle at 8.15 A. M. ami 2.17 P. M.; Ashland (5.(Hi A. M. and 12.1 t) noon,and i!.aa p. M.; Tamaqna at 8.3') A. M.. and l.uj and 8,15 P, M. Heave Poltsvlllo for Harrisburg, via Schnykll) and Susquehanna Rail Road at 7.10 A. M. and 12.00 noon. Reading Accommodation Tialn : Leaves Read ing at 7.3(1 A. M., returning from Philadelphia al -l.ui p. M. PotUstoum Aeeommodiition Train: Heaves Pottslown al (1. 15 A, M., returning leaves I’lula delphla at a.llrj I*. .M. Columbia Rail Road Trains leave Readingat 7.01) A. M., and 15.15 P. M. (or Ephrata, Hltl/., Han caster, l.’olumhiu. Ac. On Sundays: Heave New York at S.OO P. M., Philadelphia 8.00 A. M. and 3.15 P. M., tho B.UO A. M. Train rimning onlv to Reading ; Poltsvlllo.S.OO A. M.; Harrisburg 5.25 A. M. and -I.IU and 1».35 P. M„ and Reading al 1.00 and 7.15 A. M, for Harrlu hnnr. ami 7.0(5 A. M. ami 11. in P. M. for New York and 1.25 I’. M. for Philadelphia. Commnlat ion, .Mileage, Season, School and Ex cursion Tickets, to and from all points,at reduced rates. Luggage c-hpc-lced through; 100 pounds allowed i iI'MLKULAND VALLEY li. U. VJ CHANGE OF lIGLHIS. On ami after .1/bmfay, Orl. ~lh, IS(ii), Passenger Tialn.s will run dully, ua fuliowu, (Sundays ex cepted); Accommodation Train leave. l ? Harrisburg 5.49 A. M. p Mcchaniesburg U.LS, Curliido 9.57, Newvllle Hi.ol, Shlppontdmrg 11.07, Clmmbersbtirg 1.10 P. M. Greeucastle 1.13. arriving at Hagerstown 3.11)1*. M. Mail Train leaves Harrisburg 2.00, P. M. Meehan fesburg 2.33. Carlisle 3.00, NewvlUc 3.10, Shippena burg 1.10, Chnmber.sburg 4.50, Greencustle 3.23, ar riving at Hagerstown 0.65, P. M. Express Train leaves Harrisburg 1.13, P. M., Meclninlcsburg 4.51, Carlisle 0.21, Ncwvillo 5.33, 0.21, arriving ut Chambcr.sbtirgC.3o, A mixed Train leaves Chambersburg 5.20, A. M-.G.-eeneustle 9.30, arriving at ilngorsiuwn 10.13 [ On ft ml after Monday, Octubcrlih, the Accom- I mudittloji Train will leave Clmmbor.sburg ut 3, I Shippensburg 3,30, Ncwvillo 0.01, Carli.sleO,33tMe -1 ehaniesburg 7.0-1, A.M., arriving at Harrisburg A. M. t making close connection with Halm; to New \ ork ami Philadelphia. Mull Train loaves Hagerstown S.lO, A, M. Green cjistlg s 13, Chambershurg 0.2. J, Sliliipensburg U.6.V .Newvlllo 10.29, Carlisle 11.03, Alecbanicsburg 11.37, arriving nl Harrisburg J 2.10. P. 31. Express Train leaves Hagerstown 12.00 M., Oiveiieastle 12.30, Clmmborsburg J.lO. Shlppcns burg 1.13, Newville 2.13, Carlisle 2.35, Slcchanics i)(irg .1.2(1, arriving at Harrisburg 3.33,1*. M. A -Mixed Train leaves Hagerstown 3.03, P. M., jb'eenca.sf Jo I.at) urriviny ut f.'lmiuljuixljim,' i.oo, CAN.S !•:11 FRUITS, Midclng close connections at Hurrlslnug with I rums to and from Phlludclphlu, New Yorlc, 1 illsburg, J’ailt inuirc uml Washington. Unit Uuml fuller, ■ \ Cliiiutli';/. (i,-l. |/a t J ANDI.UMIIICK YAlll). 1 he subseriher having leased tin* Yard fonuevlv occupied hy AunMioiig a Holler, and purchased i l.e slock ol COAL AND LUMIUUhR, in the A ard, together with an immense new slock, will have constantly on hand and furnish to order all kinds and quality of seasoned lALMHEU, IJGAItPS, •SCANTLING, FKAMKSTITF, PALING, PLA.STEHINU Lnlh shim-Ung I.Mit. Wmked Flooring and \\ cathei boarding. Posts uml Kails, mid every ar ticle that be),mgs to a Lumber Yard. All kindsoi shingles, to wit : While Pine, Hem lock, and Oak, ol illi.-i rill qualities. Having ears ol my ou n, 1 ran nirni.sli intis to order of any length and sin. ut t 1,,. sh,,r|,.s| milire and on Llie I Host I'ea.sc iiial ile l< iin -. My Worlu-d boards will ii" Kqil imdo so they run lie furnished at all [inn's. I ha\e<Mii.'d.Hilly ~11 hand all kinds of l-’AM- I A CGAL. under ever, which J will deliver, clean, to any part ol the borough, to wit: Lv i-' ! , l fi :l . !‘- v ’ I‘ait. Ftove and Nuf.Lulio 'v*, I revertoii, Loenst Mountain, Lnuherry! " 111 *'* 1 } pledge in\ - eli to sell at. tile lowest pi ices. / •.«» hiiri'i-r\ an,l /I'arkunif/i.d <\,td, aiwnvs on :1 ' v, !.u I. I m ill sell a I I lie l.ni'.-si Ilgiire. ’Yard - I side o| ih-amninr S.'hool, Main si ( ! ‘ r ''' *• I*-') AM'KKW 11. 15LA I K. axi; COMMISSION lIOUSF. Worn- A Feed, Coal, Plaster A /*<//. J. I'LLTKM A 15KOT1I KUS having purchased in .'ii>der A Newcomer t heir e.Meiisl \ e Warehouse. '‘ “ uder.son s old si and. i head of High street beg 1' i'• e to inlorm Hie puhlie that will coniimie Hie I 'awarding and Commission hu.sine.ss on a more i Alciisive scale Uian heretofore. e highest market price will he paid Cur Flour .a an I i rodnee ol all kinds. H mr mill I'Vrd, I'hislrr, Siiil ;m,| Hi.v, Ui'i.t ci'i.s,.inHy on hand ami lor sale. ‘ 1 M KLNS VALLFY, LUCIhsT MOI’NT.V N, ivVir's'd.' 1 '' n, i' ,S ‘, UUI 'bucksmlths’ Coal, conslant- V, ■tne o , VIV 1 e,)VPr » OMd delivered dry .er o. ~V , ” ie V’ u:, V A, ' so ' IIU kinds of hum. o. i i on* lantly on hand. if. U CoilNilMCS. I.KWf.S Ilosll. J\A|o\v LINK! XEW DEPOT! ! 'J'liu Mihsfi ihri-s r,‘s|ii’c((‘tiily in IV inn Ihr cili- Hiei im\e established a new line between CAIiIiI.SLIO AM) I’ll! EADEEI'J 11 A “"i 1 'VWV mailriirriiMgriiirnls will, Ihr old r.,lalr hslicd \\ me House ul 1 lOWA 111) 111NCJ1 MAN. SKJ MAllli KT ST UK FT ! U iiP ', l s " part of tiie Depot, corner of Most High Street. Carlisle whore they ran ho found ul all Hines, and he pleased to deliver m,i rL h'h V s'.l' l i l ,S':i?l ll , l,l,ll llsl,! ' 1 1,1 Him* rurr. ii 11 5 h CPs<)N AL ATTFNTInN of Hie linn, will ,w'. 1 i. . i Jo " lvun ' tu,(l Lielvlonycxperl r lit 3 } \ 1 lu ’ wlslneSsf ’ ca n l»r<milso Hiolr patrons a uVen/ )cr ° ,,liant ' e of 11 1 l business cnirnstccl to AH •'ockls alunild be marked 111 X GH MAN’S WAKE HOUSE, Care of Cornelius & Rush, Carlisle, Pa. nSl s .S nv ? n OUS ?. bel ! ,Kiu lh ( ; antral ami l.usi vrl \ |". I ,, t ‘‘L.2 l . t i v * win of course be lA,, V to outside depots. M <• nope by strict attention to freiyiiHntr busi ness, to overcome* much of heretofore muieecs s.n.t deltiy, exjuu-iemed by merchants Ac uy I ackayes can led Cor ti cent',. Nov. -Ai, lSii7-;im jj( >SIT rVEIA** THE KESTf C. D. DOUJIMAN a(i A I X T R r U MRU AX T ! ! ri,< ‘W' I‘ltfCMJ UM ha* ayain been .Airunlnl to v. LorllMAXJw Ike JiiW I'JIUIUURAriIS. lnVllm!t!! , | l -.. , ‘« l .| £ * 1 i IcnC / J n ,V lG buallie! * ami his im in mti h now ledge of all t hat relates to the nni ; rV’.uu. 1 :' 1 ' v >k p ki:t wutuuk, i,vdffli;; 1,.,,,’.!“ , W,’ 1 b «»bmi, enables him to make Pho- H i m , R? !l M llbI f ! 1,1 n M ,st BuUerios, and an wont gnaiunteed to give satisfaction. FIND LAIICIF PHOTOGRAPHS, GAUD PICTURFS FOU ALBUMS, PORCELAIN PICTURES , of exquisite tlni.sh. i-\ ury lady should have one of these tni-.m the.\ give the most charming complexion 1 In o\ ery stylo of cases, and all kinds nf we.i done Inn l-'irst Class Gallon- Coni.-V ,?*.* V°.^ v the most perfect manner. i ‘ L 1 lna ‘la in l.Sl‘nf,i l ,;; 0 e' 1 ’ i!,S,O ' C ' 1 ' “ ml ‘"T 11 -"’"* uan be Thu public Is cordially Invileil to imr vb.il to the gallery ami examine spcidmens 7 L ’ L ulicap ly ° 101 ° f I '‘ UAMI « ALUUjis for sale ,n ■>“ of tvoatlior Dec. 13. ISUU I VO It YT Y ri:s , A.MBHoTYBES, AND nlwi Pictures on Porcelain, fsomethlng new! b„u, Plain and Co ..redand .vlileli am heiiiitllhi dm-llons of the Photographic url. Coll Particular attention given lo copying Daguorrotypes *te, I ■> » nom J’ob^ilS) 1110 piUrom « 0 of thopublla li BlIUWFi'u G. A. NfCOHHS, CJi urral Nuitcrintciulrnl. VvKSTWAHD. EASTW^VKD. u. N. LP LL, Fu))‘l iinmiicv rniii ffioal Coal of all kinds, embViieiny LAWIIKKUY, Sir., Sic. J. P.KHTF-M A P.UOS, SU) Ifnrt.ct Flrerl Philadelphia. IJljotopapljino Colored and Plain, old and new size, A M IJII oTY P K S MELAINOTVPES MtS ©doits. qood NBWs'rgooiTnews! "■ pits A T DECLINE IN PRICES AT THE NEW AND CHEAP CASH STOKE COKNnil or IIAKOVKE AND I’OMFHUT STimSTS. The auhscrlhcr would respectfully infbrm tho nubile that ho Is receiving almost dally from tho Eastern CRlos, a largo Invoice of New and Cheap Goods, such us. LADIES’ DRESS GOODS, PLAIN , ELACY AND VANCX SILKS, French Merlnocs, Stohalrs, Poplins, Ulacic ami Fancy French Repps, Plain and Fancy Hi* Raines, Plain and Fancy Alpaca, SHAWLS! Sir AW ,S! MROCIIA I.dNCI AXD SQI T A 111- Hn.N’G AND KtiUARK W’OOHENM RREAIvFAST SHAWLS in great variety and very cheap. CLOTHS AND CASSfMKUKS! Frcm-h, (i'h hii/ii omf f .Inn noon Ciu/J.t, Ulackuml Fumy OtMiiiii-i t v, I)oc.i/:ins, Rhtck and Fumy C err Chutiny.i, SkiUiurl/s, Kentucky Jcunt, Vmlfiwhirla and Drawt'rs, n n jr k s t r c: s ; Pdeuehed and P.roeha Coimteriauies, mid QuDU. Cot (on l'*hmnela, Bleached and Unbleached Musllig, Tielclngs, Checksi, 'i'owels, Napkins, v te, KE.MEMJJKK THK I ; LACK, lIANOVEU AND PO.MFUET STREETS, the room formerly occupied by B. R, Jakicson a Co. THUS. A. lIA lil'Klt. Nov. 7. IS37—lf 1867. KAT ' Ij! n a n a a / .v ,v Now opening in I) O M EM T J c (I O O 1) H , D U !■: S S (! () O I) s , ttASSIM ERF.S, SATTINI'/tyrs AND .1 RANH, ii’ ii ir k aoonx. i) ii i-: s s t a i m m i x a a , / k x> ii y a s , HinnONX AND NOTIONS MNG’S NEW ST.OEE, t\l>. 55 irC.V'y' df.l /.V FTUFFT Opposite tim Mansion House Next door to the Post Olllcp, Carlisle. April IS, lMi7. oti e e i 4 A’ Air A TTUA VTIOX BENTZ’S STORE. We have now received a new and groat sup ply of II O M K M A D K (_« () () DS, consisting of CASSLM KUKS, SAriTNI-riTS, J FANS, WIIITM and COLoUKH FLANN F.LS, also. YARNS, Ac., Ac '] heso we coiisiibu - a tjn-ut aeoiilsitioii to our immense stock of ( binds. L A 1) JK S ’ C L O A KJ A r a A In endless variety, such as WIIITNKV P.EAVKHS. In dllierent colors, Our eiiriu-t department has aynin been repl en ruldu VUU lU ° U,> UI ” V ovory ‘b'scrlpllun ol rloal- CAUI'KTIXU.S & on, I'LOTILS in variety ofdeslyu. Nov, 7, I^hT. .Vo. ‘JT .V. Hanover SI. Q. HiV T S ’ K Uil X r I S H !X G A N I) V A It I E T Y S T O 11 E . U. 13 30 UT U UA .V O I' Klt .5 TR KK T. Tlir nuljsrrlbei- Ueus leave lo inform gentlemen and house-keepers and the publlcßonemlly, that ho has now and will keep eonslautlvon hand .% IttJW.atul eleyiuil assortment ol GHN'J’.S’ FUU- NifalllNG GOUUS, such aw Cotton Mori no and SaM- 0a , H i ‘UVo llosloi ' ies . nil kinds, Lhick and \\ hlto Rid Gloves, Thread and other ri lO \°?s.i e yuspondors,. Handkerchiefs. pnivclline Buys, Linen and Taper Collar*. Cuds, Ac. Also, ilodSE FURNISHING GOODS consisting in purl of Cedar and Willow Ware, uli irl!, u l s ’ Sets, Urusho* and Combs, nil kinds, Rugs, Buckets, Foot Tubs, Soups, Perfu- Ltn.m*V- el w’ Ac, Don't forget Iho stand, No. l.{ South Hanover Street, two doors Noith of Wuwhmood’s Grocery Store, Carlisle. April 11, liar-tf. c - INIIOKr - DKUGS! DKUGS!—Dr. D. Cornmrm haying to relinquish an extensive practice, as uoll as ids Drug uuslnoss In the cltyof Pitts burg, several years ago, on account of ‘ill health has now opened at No. :JS N. Hanover street, ho of J )rs. Klcller and Zitzor. a IdcUG SiORL, whore holms ami Is receivin'' ev- K.S*" purr stork of Drugs, uliemlcate, Stulls and uNcryllilng neuoriulv kent in u iroll-rogulme. l City Drug store. Kcserlptlo.m c.ucfully compounded and family receipts will inn?iim! l |. 1)C:l 'n i eul ‘,';* • T . lu ' l>l - ho consulted at d weUlng/No. 1 1 anovui- SSee^?ih°or ’store Stmet, CiSiir “ r lll ‘ Ulo ' N °- “> N - n '»‘ovrr Sopt. 12, 1857-ly UB - “• COIINMAN. ol Cooking Uton- XJ sIIh, Xin, Sheet* ron and .Tannnned Wn,. n . Milo hy UrwissatiTir .t I'rfiSSS' for . Mree/. C\irli«le. ' ‘** Aorlh J^wcr‘ Got. 3l.XBo7—tf GIFTS TO ALL ! • I *Si7A Drt'.is J'ntifrn, a Mviiih/ fowino Wirhinti /.,* Void Watch FREE OF COBTi ' hige °*l^udRnlart'nf. ” ervlL ‘ e , i » imy town or vil 'iresshJg; wlYhSuun")f mmploa Sunt fl ' uo . *>»’ vt I( f{.GLOUDMAN ct CO., _i)oc. hi, m57.4m Hauovcriit - lioutQlx M,l ‘ w * ono of the rooms sfr Pt thotindorslgnod, the ono situated ou the T l \ n Py autl Hanover Htroot.aml at present occupied by Wnshmood & Brother nu a grocery store, and tho other occupied by hl’m- Thlv hn/iJ? 81118 and variety store, Is for relit, a ilrv Hnnlii B0 ? d collars «»d arc sulUibio for a urj goods or hardware store. Dec. 5,1807. —tf C> INI IOFF - SINESMITH & RUPP, A r o. G 8 JVorth Uonover Street, warrant nil the Stoves thov and will tnko them back If B do nS prove us good a# represented, y uo noi Got. 31,1807 —tc pAnRIAGEB, BUGGIES, &C.-A 1! v *N. SHEKK, have on liana two-wutaacur' rlnßeH of ovory stylo, Top and no-top llMai.; half dozen second handed Carriages, a iiuKj ofHle'Bh,. Everything In thelrllno inado Vi o" Oct. 21, ISO.—3m, DINESMITH & EUPP, No. OS North I-W Ilmwvcr Street, sell the Oriental llase Burn ing taloves and every variety of htovos knownTo harEnfu? Ct ' UlV ° l “° m “ cnll lf you to Bet Oct. SI, IM7—U rPHE PLACE to buy chean for iMi-b ie Oot, 31,1857,—tr / Vii'Tci FOir'cHWSTjrAS AND It NEW YEARSI-A SUI’EBII STOCK OP fTnF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, ALL WAURAKTEUTO RUN, AND THOROUGHLY Swim ATI *D AT THE LOW PRICE 01' 910 backedSATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 100 Solid Gold Hunting Wntclioa, SKO jo 91,000 IW.Mnclc Osfd Gold Watches, Si lOOLmTles'Wntche.s, cimmelcil, 11*1 to juu -' oo^n r e i; nll '" sL ' lirol,o ' n train s ?» WO Gold Hunting Knglish Lover*, • 20j) to 231 ;«W Gold Hunting Dupio* Wulclie*. 100 to WO 500 Gold Hunting American 500 Silver Hunting Levers, to J5O 5<K) Sliver Hunting Duplcxci, to wo 500 Gold Ladles’ watches, od to I.WH) Gold Hunting Loplncs. to in i oooMlscellnneousSilvcr watches, oU to 101 U.se!) Hunting Silver’Watches, Wto oo .j.ikki Assorted Watches. nil kinds, 10 to 15 T!,'. niiiivo stock will he disposed of on the ror- I I..MJ i*.si>i’kic'K I'l.A.v. villi? every l»M»;on u : j,if t or Solid Silver Watch for ?!*», without it-gard to value! . \\ KKUiT A Co., IfW IJrondwny, New \ ork, with to Immediately dispose of the nbovu mag m/i, ml Mock. CerlillcMes. naming the articles, .\!v 11 1 • f<l in sealed envelopes, nml well mixed. Holders nre entitled to the articles named In lludr eer. llleate. upon pavnient of Ten Dollars, whether it he a watch worth SI.OiMJ or one worth j,. return of any of our eerlitleatcs enti tle;,von to theartlclos named thereon, upon pay ment, irrespective of its worth, and as no article valued lons than :HMs named on any corlltlcalo, ii will at .nice he scon I hat this Is no lottery, hnt a ,[might forward legitimate transaction, which ina\ he pn.i llclpated In oven by the must faatldi- A single eeiUlleato will he sent by mall, post paid, upon receipt of lii cents, live for tfl, eleven tor <•>' thlrUMhroo and elegant premium for 5.1, •, 1»l v-six and more vulnahlo premium for Sit), one hundred and most superb watch for Slo. 'i’o agents or those wishing employment, this Is a ram opportunity. It is a legitimately conducted business, dulv authorized by the Uoverhmcnt, and open to the most careful scrutiny. Watches smithy Express, with hill fur collection on deliv ery, so that no dissatisfaction can possibly occur. Try us. Address WIIICIUT, imOTUKR A CO., Importers, Jtll Itroadway, i\cw York. Oct. ‘.’l. ISo7—:im f Al)i E « ’ EAN C Y EUII S L i'll 1 IjADICI ,ril I A. ,Pj/ / w)iliivo now in Store r•’ 1 of :i 'V own Imporln- L, mw.mj.'4-lion uud ManuCriutuvc, of the Impest and fflljjr' T?F^f.^{^^^tY flwt '- ~c‘smnrulc ‘ smnrul Ke,uc " • ifVr was , for Ladles’ wml (Jhl (Iren's Wear hi tho Clly. Also, allno assortment of Gent's Enr Gloves mill Collars. I am enabled to dispose of my goods at very* reasonable prices, and f would therefore solicit u call from my friends of Cumberland county and vicinity, llcincmber the Name, Number and Street. JOHN EAUEIUA. .Vo. TIS A IiCItSI., ah. Ith, ,’i/ii/h .'title, I'hllu. t’.ir I JIAVK NO PAUINKU, Noli CONNKCTION WITH ANY OTHKII STOItK IN I’HIT.A 1) JL. net. 10.1807—im 1867. gEEXNG IS BELIEVING! a t 704 a n c u s t it !■: e t. NEW BRICES! NEW (iOOl)S ! melt SI I.VIIU AND Hir.VKU J'l.ATlll) WAICIIS, Including every style and , descrlpt lon, made express-f\ L lul ' vl, Uer trado\^-“Vf "'bleb t«»V neatness mid f&nH’n durability cannot be Mir- QV.A7O inuaiHl ill Wholesale and detail Manufacturing Eslablisl menl, NO. 7 0 1 Alien STIUiKT !... Uc-plating at short notice Aligns! JJ, IStiT—Jy J s • 111 <-■ eTiTOhI. A N, I'AUIIAM & WORK, HATS, CAPS, FURS NO. > 1 MA UK IST RTUMKT July li, 1807—If Q.UKAT I ‘ ,HI n N W. L l-ovcr -Movements, lull JewetU.!, limiting fuses, Sterling .Silver, JJeaut 1- lui.y i-.iiKi;:ivecl amt In every respect m-. s t class i min -., i,, be sold at six dollars each. beini'less than ilu« i!-iour(hs the cost of maniifaetimim.— f IOM m< ? lL ‘ lallctl l*y Jewelers al from eioio v is, i.-aeiiiul cost to the manufacturer boiim u'.ni-’ 1 ' ls . hl( . ,e H 01 'V atl ’ ,10s ' vtls I>«>'chaml at a j ani.in .1 s-ale in London, and are uowoflurcdul mu h I'xiii iiH.ly low li-mes, Unit all may possess a < oi j ect i ime-lteoper at a merely nominal sum. V W;l . n , allted for 2 years. Parties or <l< in- I.u-io -sent by mall, must enclose l!(i cents c\lru i.i ivpay postage. Money enclosed to a " ' 11 -'•'■an .! letter may be sent at my risk. Address all orders to MAULIN CU.VNOK, AIdIANV, N. V May Ifl. UIT-ly (JU.NS U ;.I P TJTV E S LX E A .1) ! A lliyslemn, who 1 1:11 1 consumption for sever* al jours, with IrecjiiiMil bleedings of the hums, cuieil Ulmsr.l with a medicine unknown to ihe pioJesMon, wh.-n his immi appeared hopeless. Ho Is tin. mils physician u iio has used it in his own pci son, or w no has any knowledge of its \ hi lies: ImlU'V/’* 1 " m'' 1 ;' 1 ,h V the degree oflieallli he now enjm s to nm long hut the use of lids medicine: and nothing .ml utter despair and entire «sxtlm-- tion ‘»i all hopnui recovery, together with a want ol eontldeiice in all others, induced him to haz ard the experiment. lie lias Heated more casus snecessfiiUy than genei ally lollows tin- trealnmnt °Vi 1 i S ’i C l !^‘ s ol leels a pride, onlv e.\- eelled by the performance of his duly, that he Is able to diminish suilenm; and prolong life. Of* Jlee hours irom SA. -M. t.»>p. Af.. u„ji y . L - a n on or address CHINCHILLAS, Ac I'U. I-;. Ihn i.STOX JACKSON, , -‘ y - -N. 'J\-n!h S/rvrf, I'hUti. Dec. a, I bill—ly ’ OLEAII A PIECE' A GUUD GOLD PEN AND EDUNV HOLDER FOB OFF BOLL Alt, Manufactured by tho American Gold Den Com } ‘}ese pens are now being used oxtensive ly llnoughout the Eastern Stales and are war ranted in each and every case. Parties pnreha ftfo not MUi , s, M can return them and receive their money back. All orders must bo acixnnpuuled with the cash as wo send no goods E. M. CONNED, Agent American Gold Pen Company May 18.1867-ly Tuov, N. Y JJIALSK WHISKKIt pair on false mops, inV- w iN V 'V of French mamiJjVo- . do ’ they cannot be delected from the lli- kli V' be sent pubt-pald by mall to any ud ,l.t.lo.ntTu * H paid in the nmnufuc- J} ll a lC r SU i^ rl 0 L * s 01,0 al ll ‘e best artists in 1 ails,M. L. I'oucm:, who is the best iiiunnfac tnror in Europe. Moustaches, SI.CU; Side 'Whis kers, Full Hoard, S.j.OU. V " a Address, 11. DORR, . . -Ai.uany, N. Y., sole Agent for the United States. ISEKATH FOE ALL! DU . I’ U 2s’ T AIDE'S B A L M 0 F 3\l-Y R RII | Is ft sure remedy An’the euro of bad brcath.no rom ''’Uat source the disease may arise. What young lady or Kent will not make an effort to remove this disagreeable ovil wnen It can bo done lor Q2sE DULLAU, sent to your address postpaid, by mull, and a euro guaranteed, or mo iV Uy iin‘i r J l iV d A‘,V A " il rt i? rs n , IUHt ho nddressod to Albuny * •• sol ° A Sent for the Uni- May kj.Ysot—ly Photographs; ” FOR T II K MILLION! * ' vill i , J on 9’ CO Photographs of the most celebrated Actors for 00 cents • on Act rn A™ for 50 cents; 50 Union General? foV fS cm ?• So liubol Generals for 50 cents; CO Statesmen rVi’r ra cents; 60 beautiful young Ladles f.r m Joinl- w n, ™°," ;‘V K s’ o " n ß Gentlemen for 50 corns’ 0 Inigo 1 holographs of French Dancing Glrls’ln f™' . Ul “®. JLon.iufrully colored, cxnclly S ll.cv ,’i ? u, “ s \fir d IG! iSff-ly ‘° P ’ °’ 177 ’ N - Y • MASOXTC df. l JiJiX, UMULHMS, d r., dc. Now and Original Designs of Masonic \r.M-i- u templars’ Medals, Army Medal and V) . " os of every description; nXif■m tlon of Ibc country sulicllcd. All lellcra Aittwer- March H 1807—ly ELAIN ami FANCY FEINTING of EI^SSSS™* (ffitj) SUjbertfecmcntsf. John faueiras Old Established (•’ UK MAKf I'AtTUIIV .Vo. 7IX Arch AhvW. (above Tlh,) .1 U UN 11 O W MAN - S V 111 L .-I Dill, PHI A with Wholesale Dealers in ST .11 A W G O O J)S , l , ii[i,Am-;i.i‘iiiA, WATCH SALE! Address all orders to AND MO US T A Clf IF ,I‘iy. V, Insurance ©embanks. g L ; YoeSYy, Oveii 525.000/NK) or Cawtat, HOME. *^Tjj n . MANHATTAN. SECURITY, AMERICA,^ nil of Mew York. Aetna and n»,‘ ford. Conn.: Korth America of'pl ft °. f llarL ' iia.: Columbia Mutual, of Laima-tnii ,ulcl l'hia, The main element til i,„ ‘. e C* 1 a. ’ Companies Is 0 desired lu Insurance SECURITY. exist, ni 'd probity likolyto ensue, “"'unable dunllng win i,', insuranco creates imlcnen.i/.. pays for his own indcm,Vl t y n 1 J > tax on hi* friends. ’ nm * I,cc d not in- Every man should insure- n,.. i whose property would Jnjtire’ov^ h,„ Ulmill K or hlnisoll, bis lamlly or Ills'llA J I' 1 """Wm' Insurance effected ru n,io .. 1 )01H how large the amount, In either ai?£l- 110 Companies. Policies issued IoLiSL 0 .. i. or ptoinplly paid Jit this onieo. I‘u,J«sicd 1 ‘ u, J«sicd ami HAMUEi/K. lIUMUIciI •I. Is. I'orrec, • dolm 11. Shuler, New Rlonmfmm u A. 11. wid.,„i. ]y[ u T UAL iTFFe ■ IN SU R AN 0 E (j OMP A NY OF NEW VO UK. ACCUJIU L A T ED CAN T A I .$22,000,000! ; (iWKNTV-TWo -MI 1.1.1UN5,) AU ,n^’waw®riyr'^- IT MAKES XO DIVIDENDS to STOCKHOLDERS ! Hut Its Cash Dividends of Eehrumv* ir amounted to $11.11*1,000 to Its Policylloidirß l, ' I'm' n n ° a /'; ly f,mv llmoH 1151 nuu;h us ’ an> ° lier Comimny in the United .. t States declared for same year. It has the LAUOEET AMOUNT INSURED nf any Company In the United Slates, andlts V)V v ? f (Umdsare miulcanuually in CASILmd imt oirmi iS?„" 1 l .a h .« ,, JC ISdo “° bylhi THE DAUGEST INCOME $6,217,03 5. 88. I’niin Tlushicw) and mteicsl. Ils Tulil™ „f p,,.., m-o irom II) to 3:1 per l-cmii. Imvor on llu- lu and endowment plans than the Connect Viii'in turd and many oilier of the Note Companies \ n Policies are or may bo exchanged mr non'.rl.i foitabieom s. It lias over ° 1 I ' ll * o 0,000 PO L J C Y H O L 1) KB 8, and Is natrnnbted and recommended l.\ me best authorities in the United Slates. SAMUEL K. JiUMKiCH, ~ . Special A ecu l. ()(llft: Att.l l. 11 C.sf Main Sired, Cti.-h.ni J-. October ;J. 1837—Um ' / ’ ,J 7 I Tl 10 I N B U II A N T C JO. Jl"; AM,ION AND EAST PENNSIIOUO 1 MU iUADMUIO INHUUANLTOCOJirANY, of Cum beslaml eonnty, incorporated by an act of As sembly, in ibe year 1813, and having recently bail Ms charter extended to Uio year JsB3, Is nov hi active and vigorous operation under the surer inlendeiiec ni the following Hoard of Managci*; \N’iu. It. Coigns. Christian Slayman, Jacob hh inly Daniel Hailey, Alexander Catbcnrl, Jarob 11. Louver, John Elclndberger, Joseph Wleln irs Samuel Eberly. Uudolph Marlin, Moses Pricker Jacob Coover and J. C. Dunlap. J ’ Tlie rales ofinsuraina- arc a-, low and fi/voiablc ns any Company of the hind in Hie state p, t . sons wishing lo become members are invited in make application to tin- ag. *,iof the Conn.nav who arc willing to wail upon them at anytime' President—\V. U.GuPGA.-, I iovrly's M ills, umn borland County. , Vice President—Ctriti;. man Stayjian, Carlisle, Scciotnry—John C. Dim.ai-, Meclmniesbmg 'lreasurer—J ianiki.Haii.kv, Dlllsburg, York Co AG ENTS. Cumberland Connli/— John Shon iok, Allen;Hen ry Zearing, Shireman.slown; Lafayetle Peller, Dickinson ; Henry Howman. Churehtown ; Mode GrllUtb, South Middleton; Samuel Graham \V. Pennsboro’; Samuel Coover, Meehanlcsbui'g* .1, W. Cocklln, Sboplierdstown ; D. Coover, [hiper Allen: J.O. Saxton, Sil\er Spring; John I her, Carlisle: Valentine l-Vcmun, New Cuiiil)erla‘ml; James McCandllsh, Newvllle. • y. Picking, Dover; James Oriin h. Marrlngton ; T. !•’. Deardorir, Washing, ton; Uichoy Clark, Dillsburg; D. Uniter, Pair view; John Williams, Carroll, Daupleln Jacob Houser, Harrisburg. Members oflhe Company having policies about to expire, can have them renewed bv making ap plication to any of the agenis. Dec. I LSIK Hajitcoud niVTC stock insi: UANI'E CU.MI'ANV. c A 1‘ I T A L $500,000, or nKnll ” it llollth from nny emise Working Oxen, Cows and Sheep niav by taken at 3 to 1 per cent, on two thirds their cash value Dosses promptly adjusted at the Ulllce of the Car lisle Agency. SAM’L K. JUTMUKMI, .Special Aacut. fSjair Rcnctocv Mm W.-S'T" Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer JJas stood the test of seven years bejore the nubile; ami no prepar ationfor the hair has yet been dis covcrcd, that will ■produce the same beneficial results . It is an entirely new scientific discovery, combin lug many of themostpowerful (end restorative agents in the VEGET ABLE KINGDOM. It restores CREY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTH FUL COLOR, it maJces the scalp white and clean; cures dandruff and humors, and falling out of the hail*; and will make it grow upon bald heads, except in very aged persons, as it furnishes the nutritive principle by which the hair is nourished and supported. It makes the hair moist, soft, and qlpssy.and is unsurpassed as a lIAIIt DBESSING. Itisthe cheapest preparation over offered to the public, as one bottle xvill ac complish more and last longer than three bottles of. any other preparation. Jcjfs recommended and used by First Medical Authority. Ihe Wonderful results produced by our Sicilian Hair lienewer have induced many to manufacture preparations for the Hair, under ■various names; and , in order to induce the trade and the public to purchase their compounds, they have resorted to falsehood, by claiming they were former jiart ncrs.or had some connection with our Jilr. Hall, and their prepara tion was similar to ours. no not be deed yed by them . Purchase the .original: it has never yet been equalled. Our Treatise on the Hair, with certificates, sent free by mail. See that each bottle has our private Itcvenuc Stamp over ihe top of ihe bottle . All others arc imitations, R. P. Mali & Co., Prop's, Nashua, N.H. Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medidi\e . Oct. 31, JSO7-ly. J, S T H 11 NER’S LIVERY ANB SALE STABLE, EKTWEEN* lIAKOVEH AND 31EDFOUD STS., IN REAR OF THE JAIL, CARLISLE, PA. Having fitted tip the Stable with now Carria ges, &c., I am prepared to furnish first-class turn outs at loasouablo rates. Parlies taken to ami from tho Springs April 26, 1807—ly M EYEE’B NEWLY IMPEOVED CRESCENT SCALE OVER STRUNG PIANO S , ■ • Acknowledged to bo tho best. London Prize Medal and high awards In America received. MELODEONB & SECOND HAND PIANOS Wnrcrooms,7£! Arch street, below Eighth April IS, 1807—13' Philadelphia. Pa. P'UN FOR ALL!! Full Instructions by which any person, malo or female, can master thogreatart of Ventriloquism by a lew hours' practice, making a world of And and after becoming experts themselves, can teach others, thereby making it a source of tncuiuo. — i' ull instruct ions sent by mail for 51) cents. Sat Emotion guaranteed. May' IM»7-ly ),IlWOr «• Tro >'- N ’ Y ’ BINESMITH & HUPP, No. fits North. i.^ crStl i ce h iMi.'’ 0 on Imwd the largest and be found ln CnrlLlo r ° VES “ ml TIN ' YAIIE . IO Oct. 81,1607-tf m 43
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