i^tskußwnil i)i:i;iM\OßKn(i the soil IIY lIOUACI3 cmnKLKV I hold it demonstrated that the aver- ago value ol'lnurl in tillage is pretty ae ■>cnrately measured by the depth to which it lias boon thoroughly worked. That is to say ; If a farm of one hun dred acres, whereof one-half has been tilled, and which has on that half an average depth of six inches of thorough ly worked and pulverized soil, is worth $lOO per acre so far ns it has been tilled, and $.-.0 per aero for the reddin'—in all •■ST, ■tan—then the value of ilia! lai-m would ho iru-tvas'.U to I*if tlj,w lilty tilhutv woio so worked to ; <lo\Uh ol ivwlw in oh os; if th depth of >oll on ihe j-oriion in tilhu; woro inoroaM-il to oio'itoou oioiu-s; nr. if i: wvre >:;i;.:'::rtJior iaeiva>o to two for:. An cv:.thU-t th. no thrifty. ;• '.i!-.i• .h -..-. I hu-ivo h.i- wealth - .':a-i h\ * -a ore h ' hy U'Vioiu.c < hi if TV- -,v fa! , , - . tVi-j fet-c; ■ tirnn.-r j.r. jty to look at. •Ut’. n. ir v. i ,1 .ala; ‘■■>i to .-landing alom-, lin y n on- admiraaiy oidiuiatod to min imizr dde-draft and wu.stf nf l.v dragging on t/i<- hard ground m-ncal/i \\ hat they aimed todn, and did, \va- tn caiidiinc at moderate eo-t tin' banrlit- of i.l.iwiuaf, rail,.-oiling and U-on '■ V-V pulverizing and tlinrouglily mixing tin- -nrlaoe ami -id,- *l*ll, -o that tin* i-l< i-j'-t oh-orvulum could twUh.-tniirui.-di th.'in from curb other ;nn <--iihiK-iu thm lid- u.;> n vcrnur ly-K wrll dnnc l.y til" ;U a cr.-t 1 iti v d !in liiv um‘ n:' l)J\ ( .r-int - •(•!- mid mocr.-.-; u • urll - 11 •* - ; iv iin immod to 1 ‘ ,' ( nld no - i-.-vavil 11 t 1 ‘ ■ n •-I \ln .n in/! j \iul ■ ■iin.; , illiy: tn n 'h'J.th C'L’lil '..vii , i per w< :. ■ '■n/.ilti'lll i: , . , "l‘ fullv lun ; I -hall iv-i Hi" iv ill:- v. ■ vrliivl ...1 l.i- r ■ Ul.l-u- M.. 1,1-. ,( _ : l‘ ■ '■ 'lv ivv. I\i, !\(' ~ f;:' • • " vi. an urilimirilv ' ,'T'. 'V'" I. \ln.n .'■l (1 l/i'l - Ii ■ );. 11 -iJ, a j 1; t ] 111( t i J. ;LI ; il.- j'lmwil 11. l -,.V -r\ an imhi-,- I"' 1 'Hvivl 'f: i.! 11 il, Hint l “ l ! '.f 1 'f'J'l'l !!„■ lil ~f In', on'ldJ n "' : ' i: ' ;! - ' 1 ■ 111 ; ■ *i(l ji r otTji?/'<n {i"M Hat:, ici t,ur i "- ‘i'f-.at c\- • i -J l! ii. \ \v| 1-H (>ri\ -t iijyi irtaiiM 1 a , 1 ill.*; . w il! 11:• sl'.• . X.iJi'-i,..! a I'l’i-'-h-.:-.- t> '>■' aim-.- :l . •I'.M-C 11 1 •^ : h than ihv >;:i.iana' .1 , i: ‘ l * \ *•! *l' ’’l li i I in-.; U jin v , - , . . ■;■ '■*! i-' talk of i■( < i,. U'-iKU,-'; i u: *Aj,o«i... . if/ I . lnw H I' l !»■ ilmii V" r,, f.,,..,. tinn- ! illi-W.T, I, Hr. ,■, X,;-, Allnna; iiy |iruvi.;i\.,, ; Uv.-p-w/rk rnvii ” V 't iV'"'' n-:-n ami. ; m . |tlu\ iny: mi lh'-m it you i an. n.ilit 11< • J \ ii - ‘ ii : ■ \f PKKIIINd IlLs-fV STIIAW.-Savs a correspondent Irani Wyoming (foimtv New Wk ; " Tell y,,nr n niters to I,‘el wary (i| tee, mg rn.,ty M raw to th. ir / 'V 1 M,, ne experience in this inn ast winter with t1.r0,• ,„|, s which li. d tuc aeee-.s (~a dark ofru.-iv spriii"- wheat straw. Thoy eame n, „r d thin cuals were rough ami stamm duellings, idled witli thin jins or water mmaral on their limbs and some parts n their bodies, and they also seemed to ’uyeacbffleidty in the head and tid'. Change ol toed and good en-e alone got them through m grass but they wore very imieh injured. I havt also seen cattle do very poorly when boding on rusty straw, though they were stabled and fed hav, Ae., n edits and inornmgs I think iarlners shonld ruwuJtd in feeding or allowing their i’ i.OLit 3lakixo.-TJiu question Jiow mneh wheat does it lake to make a har ; i 110 "'’ and Hie an ‘ o ot a general ebaraeter, “tie,. •■dr of'“the 1 ' At tl,u ‘"'"ual V . ~. tlu ;■ IJIIIHI4UU bounty (lowa' 1 ,J was ottered (or the best barrel of tom made Irom winter wheal, and also loi tho siuiu! made Irom st»rin«»* wlii-r A (irm entered one barrel of each "ie eonipnnied will! .the shUcuu.-aftl.al six teen bushels ol winter wheat Yielded ■ m ce barrels and one hundred and three } soinusoi liour at therateof four bush el-ami hlleen pounds of wheat to the ..:nvl (II spring wheat, iiftv i, u .,lie!- yielded eleven barrels Of liour, bojn- Tl iU ‘ t . l, “‘ I . v - l ' v “ P'-’iind-. to 1 bauel. Ibe wneat we,s a fair ~,luit l> and no niora. ’* (111. Iti.:uni Ai,waives the following ii' her modern corn meal rolls; “Alai;" a IcettluoJ corn imjal mush, to two (marts ol mush add a teacup of niiineltcd lard Hid a fahlespooiiJul of Milt, ami when ndlieiently cool, a oup ufyciia(. Knead Hoar dll it i.< about tliesaiueas other Head, and let il ri.-o over night. Jn ■ l Mi," JOnil "o 1-0,1 "' ll :UI(J 1 >:iein a mod bliUO CACTI. sent the pea weevil from destroyimr the (term in the early peas which the’v winter lor seed, by. sprinkling the heap i m mid' lT* winnow nif,' and before -luring i,i bins. One qnaitol turpentine is sullieiciit /or til leen or twenty I,.labels or pons. CirL’Kxixc; ix Winter. To nmw, nulk diuni easy in winter, o-nthw tile ‘Team u’Jjcto u wiJ] not freeze, take it over nitfhi into a warm kitehen. Si-ald ,‘‘tb IK-Xt n ! ol ;; ii,l fe' putting the cream, ami it will seldoin lake emm “ ““ h(nu ' lo churn ;t - Hiioukl the milk or cream swell, put nc-arlv n iimirt ol liot water into it. y dFimiituvr, See. B w ini.;, CABINET MAKER Sofus, I .-HiMUI-S, I'vccUhii; Kn.sy rii i.rs. K.V.-pI.AU IT 1* .•...» n :ii .1 ..it: II - .n ji> a-n»e:u!)«T me [il.ii i', North Hanover street, a; 1 v * *pl« »-• lo t tie IvpoMt Ila ilk. i urllsle. I’Avm sii*K. linu r»*nU •• . 'I, wii!,- t.. !:i!! tin- 1 !i - THE IMPROVED ORIENTAL Base Burning Coal Stoves, and Parlor Furnaces, Have received Four First Class Premiums nt the Mow YorU tttnte nnd other Fairs, Also, the oront SILVER lUKDAL nt the Fair of IUo Aumrteau In»tUutu hold lathe City of New York, ISC3. THEY ARE PERPETUAL BURNERS, ONLY ONI! EIRE BEING REQUIRED TO BE MADE DURING Till! SEASON. THEY ARE PERFECT VENTILATORS OP THERE CAN BE NO ESCAPE OP GAS PROM THERE CAN BE NO CLINKER OR SLAG TO TIIK FIRE WILL REMAIN FOR DATS 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, BOTH AN UPPER AND A LOWER ROOM, WITHOUT ADDITIONAL FUEL Eight Sizes of the Stoves, nnd Three Sizes of th# Parlor Furnaces. Manufactured and for Sale to the Trade by PERRY & CO., ORIENTAL STOVE WORKS, >• o n ha n b n t U I i: HMI 1’ U & It, UPP, NO. OS NORTH HANOVER STREET, Auu. -JU. ISoT K KBH AKII Tv A L HATS A 2s’ D C A P S 1 l, e sub-scriber has juM opened at A'o. U .Yoyf/* J/anuver Sirtcl, u lew doois North of Iho Oai'lislc- OIU ‘ " r ,lu - hugest nnd best iaoek*. I, ) . uu , i . i;A . l ‘ s l ' Vvv lu Carlisle. riM a^s * IH -‘ rL ' m all Myles and qualities, •Sliil Ennis. dllleiviu colon., ami avers* dtsuiln lion ot Son Iful.s now made, Tb.. Dimicaid imdoid EaMi lonad Bnisis w <m- MjttiUy on bund and nuuh; to order, ull waAuul etl u> ;*iv»? .sullsi'ui-tlou., •ST;tA.\V HATS, MEN’S, 1 IIUVU lllso mill, ,1 I.J ;|. «*I\L UUiUf>, ; i; RADIKS' A NO r AVc/; 7V.W, v ChlUin, ( ■.ibi-rllu.i, «(v I'UI.MK M’.'.Ali-i AM) TOISAIX'D o;vt' me a i'.ill, a:ul ino mv mode an Ir. .-I Cujwitlnil Ol i'l< using ail, fvMdt-s Atu dig y.,u ■MUX KKUiI'K, A.,r,tt J,m. o, IMI7-,V - N '"' I '’' ;or ' l ' "■■•'•■'■orHO-eel, ii ATS AND CAPS ! 1,0 VOf WANT A NICK JiAT oU CAP V Iv so. liun't Kaij, *ii) Cam. t,.f J. G. GALLIC, A7>. £l, MAJ.X .STJUuKT, can he seen tla* ilnest assortment of iiA T S A JN T I) CA P S over brought to Carlisle. Ho tokos groat ideas, iiut lu Inviting Ills old friends and customers and ull now ones, u> his splendid mock Jum ru- InT.rC'or rt.?; ork n, ‘ a con- HIltK AND CASSIMEUE HATS, bosUlos an endless variety of Huts ami Cans of tho hUem style, all ol which lie will jmjj HV st , Also - hiH own nit . !• i of Hats always on huiul, ami 11 1 Ir JI ATS MAXITEACTUUED TO OKHKK He- has Uic best arrangement for colorii,,r ’i». llv ami all kinds oi Woolen Goods. Overcoat' \!a tin- shortest notice tas lie colors cverv uv.ir n, } on the must rea.solmijli: term.*. Also’ -t rin.. I *V, choice brands of °" 1 tUu ' Ui - "1 toiiacco anu ctgau.s 'xuir Jv *' m 10 ™" '"nut™..,,,, I-OL’.NTUV [•' L’ US ;M s.-11, as he I,ay. the highest cash prices foi the itVn.V'V, 111 ! 11 1,10 ilkovo mini her, Jus old action. * 0 b c,jn,l ' jL ' nt of giving entire hjui J Dec. iu, ifco? AND UXDKUTAKEU, W K S T M AIN S T U K K T , CAKI.I r::NN’A A Si’l.M! N E W V [' U N 1 T T l\ V \V lull -X ■ il», K nir v i -•r.vl here unlebu-a t.. his ■'-'jrrT via that no rf t*> pK-u>e them in V- 'pvr*-' 1,1. THE APARTMENT. THEM. OBSTRUCT. OUT ATTENTION. “OPEN FIRE.” Noa 113 Uudioß Sta» jUlian/a CA K 1 S J.K. l> A ?Qatg aim (flaps. y£ ir rni y <; .r rrl na A Tull nsHi it t niL-iit of !•' i V S, \.\Ji t'HIMiRK.TH, KAVC'Y DO. u'.jtsi*; of iliUi-r ' STOCKINUS, A C\V A VS (;.\ HAVii. J3rg i 1 “■ 1 ‘ in uooj.tnjr j* nut. nms the o." i i .i 1 ati iii;ii \ with which It U M'iilnl un -1 . 'U'... u .tluiut innny l\«i uitino u-m. N<> tun . *-houM muvlnw' ot In.*:- Jai without luslo.x.ui the Kuivlcu, it Hun waul to luiv tin’ hint.- \No KNoX'S I’ATKNTsriM’ I.AI >1 >K|{, on oil wtiu-ti no (loti'-flioM »lioulil to- wuhnnl. A l"« 10-hs o.’U'l't'oliot WASUINi; MAi'illNK. mil •>'o u-'i. un.l tho AMIl'n.N ('i.uniK W KlN«,;i;u. holli of m Inch mo omfuKmtlv in I'limunulul (O mvo ontiio •uitishu’ii.m. 11.• hn oN,' luvn appointed o-uml for tho s U i L . t) f * i:autui:x ukain pirns < to u W'. C. Sawyer & Co., I* ea;st main street, Under Rippey's Hotel, Have just received from New York a full and complete stock of WINTER GOODS, bought for cash, at the latest decline in prices DRESS GOODS ol all kinds, Men and Boys Wear Mantles, Cloaking- Cloths, &c. The largest stock of elegant and low priced Furs ever brought to Carlisle. CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, DOMESTIC GOODS ; of ever}' description, cheaper limn the cheapest. NOTIONS of every variety, together with everything kept in a first-class Dry Goods Emporium, ■ W. C. SAWYER & CO ' have reduced their earlier pur- j chases of goods to compare with j the very low prices of the new I Everybody call for bargains in Dress Goods, Furs, Shawls, Cas- simeres, Over Coalings, Carpets Notions, Domestics, Holiday Goods of all kinds for presents. Now is the time for bargains at iy. c. sa wyjsit a co\s. Dec 19 ISG7 ' ' . FAMILY GROCERY STORE, EAST MAIN STREET, I'AUMSLK, PKNNA., (Late Martin A Gardner’*.) Tlu* RuhscrlbiT wonM lu*«r leave tr> Inform the Citizens of Carlisle and vii-imly, that ho sIiJJ keeps on hand, at his store, Kasl Main Street ad- J"iiun« (i.ivdiitT kV * *o’s. Machine t'dinp juul h'ouii* dry, tho latest and best selected stn.d; of f u ]•; s u (.: uuc f; u i f; s, very lnwc.st pi ices for cash. Kvery urtiele'ui tl : line of Family (.Jrocorios-will always l>o ke] I fresh uiul cheap. He also calls particular attei 1 Uon to the F.nuL-x ly.Unt (if,is* Fruit. of Whlc he has the e\ehisi\o lor Carlisle an which has pn.uM ils superiority o\ cr all otla can-* orJ.i;s now m Use hy its (treat simpliett; To \.v,iM 0.v’.1 Jho a'.toMliiu »f KarnuTi ;k;ui o'faMj. iuovUiu; thorn iho l<o>t uiul ohoap oh l>o for oou%oym«; M.itcr thro >.u-S 'o.oa \.iaN. Also a \ anoty of otlun M’.ol. a< I’t'AU Mats of sovciai hnulf .u;,l p:;ovi-;oN axp .v. Auld re-spoeDully a sl.ru c of the pul,, lit* patronage. y oj; tii k sowj a gT il is a I-Arr uoilh knowing to Jill housc-keen »ms, tu these ttim-s win'ii money Is not (]iii(oso plenty as u uM.ajnu 1 or two ago, Unit how lo eemiom /e hi piii'i-!m»iii” tin- indispensable juti eles of Food AND I'UIIVISIONH Isa mallei-of importance lo all, except such as iii-e i.mt ilnsh, «Uu-y be fewi. The .suhseriher hereby inloniis the public that hls.-Uuek of uudckimks, PROVISIONS. (.R’KIINSWAUi:, CANNFD FIU'ITS, SAlb.ivS’ ami nn lumuiidiiUf list of (hauls and mimll \S uiVfl, such a.s are sometimes lo he found In a well established Cuuniry rtlove, le lull mul com plete; mul ho annmnue-i his dolermlnatlou to sell Urn same al prU-us llmi will pay his euslo mers lor slopping a little out of I lie wav (alt hough a great business ecnteri and ascertain the Imili ot ilu- above assertion. !*• S. 1 don't import Goods I ■TP )M A< 'Ki iss TIIF (H’FAN, tmt buy Uiem in New Vo; U, Philadel phia and Halt in i o re, at t lie lowest mie., I ti.il any man IWing ean buy them. Give no- a call. March ! i, IXo7 —ly YyASIIMOUD & JiROTHKR. DAT K A Kill V A L o I- GOOD AND FRESH GROCERIES. /■ a / c/is Ji i: i) rci: i) We have just recoiled n fresh suppy of G ROC E R I E s , (h'owii, crushed, pulverised and grann'aled Su gars, ( 'ollei-H, green ami roasted, U-re, Ad:'- nnriline ('undies, Tallow Candle-, --ii’u»-|i " Teas, all kinds, Clu e.-e, Chocolate, l!a -lo i - (■oeon. linker’s Itronia. .Mac laioni, Venum-illn, iodines tnek's Farina. Must ard, M laid Seed, lllaeii a n d Cayanne Pepp* r. Spi ees. Indigo, Al . i 11 Ul, ia-, liiiii]i a n d It* " 1 v e r i/s-.V f. V k io sioiie, H.ibb.i l•« -i:-d Van Pagan'.- . Toii'-t Sim p, .Si ii ta, ('rea 111 ol !‘a I tai, Coa:-e and Fine Sail I>\ t lie s.iel: or bll-iiei, ."ime Pbiek IJIl', Sh;\ i • 1.U.-'.CV, I 'uliccll I ! ;i -ted ] e, Nisi Orb-an- and Svi Ull .Hu la—i s. S;.ei in ('il, Waggon (llea-e, Mac kerel, \ ai n >n - g i ade-.-iiig..r ■ 'u ro l i 1 a ms, Dried dee!, general a-.-in 1 111eiit ot Coal Oil and Klim: Lamps, tin-, and .Miea I.a mp C!i nnney.s, e.,i n biekoiy and imih wi-p llioonis. Tample'o 1 Hi iishes, h. artli, du-iing and sweeping Hnista hand seiuii Ihn -p. -in.e and wall Liu-ln .-.eluili and hair liu-pe-. Mucilage, La-uid Kenm-n him k. blue and red Ink. Shawls, CATTJ.JO I'UWJJUU, ItaiMiis, ] j;iij-«m 1 mid inip:ii rt-*l Peaelie* I Vaehes iiinl r»)iu:»tnrs m raiif-, t 'al«*ups, Worci .s -l< r!i n<l I ,<>11:11111 Club ».111>*<• i i ■ 1 11 t'uni in cun-, 1.11 9 1«• < Hi, I ion*iny, U K A N(i 1-: S A X 1) 1, KMO X S s- .ifi i - , 'ii. ;n ,’a hie, .; 1. mi.l almond Crock er-, ii.i'U'il t\ * - .uni i'< .fire, Twist. Nil va\ Nal iimi :nnl i •1.111:1V ■- 'J.>’- n--...KiilikniirU, Fine Cut i.\ n.-ill.ui” mi<! I. ;:irk 1 1 j.,1111; ir Somkoig Tuba. - mu! Ali.h i.vui'- '...1:; chewim- Tobacco, vr/.v.’.v.vir.i 17//.V. I. (.J. Ba->U*T« a general a'.Mirlmt iil i.f Willow :uul Spl: nt !’.;i -Lets .uni m.my XUTI O X S , 'mill everything else usually kept In a Grocery sl< o i. I lif public mi- 1 i-'p.-i-irmi v mviu-a to cull uiul examine Uii*it stock. Wu i\‘i 1 cuidldeot - i,,. v will go nwiiy satisfied. •*“ * UJr Marketing ul nil .iiinU taken m e.xehamm fur goods. _. WASIIMOUD A BIP.THKK. May Istjfi. fflaiincss anti iUtpiovs. j j POHI. V , JtKCTIFIIUt A XI) WIIOLKKALJ: DKA! Kit 1N WINES AND LIQUORS, X’>'a. 7 ii/nl I), Xorlh Ihuen L r Sh'< w, Brmulle*, Holland Gin, superior Jamaica Spirits. Irish mul Scotch Whiskey 2 Munougahele W liKUy. . , Apple Whiskey, ,0 , )m W iU ? <l I onimun Whiskey OUI Sherry Wine. Old Madeira Wine. Pori Wine, Lisbon ami Muscatel, Malaga anil Claret, Cherry Jlrmniy, Blackberry Ilrainly, Raspberry Brandy, Lavender Ilrainly, Hum shrub. Wine lhl lers, Tausey iJitleis.. ACiK.N’T FOU 1> 11. ST OH V JiH>S CKLKIIIt AT K 11 STOMACH BITTKRs AK(. 11 !;li i;i-nn.l i.apc lor stnc-l; i.f iiiidckiuks axu i*iio visions, Al ' AMI UHTAtf., JnvS-'-'IVIV 'Vl'-"","' " ll '' rl.Ufilii.-si.-. Aimli-C :l m vlny. h 1 Ol{ JO I (.1 M A ,N 1) I) oMJO H T I c UtiUoRS. i«ihn)* tt t r i!if» I V. , ' V ‘‘ r lf ‘dly iimimuicoM to ti, e surtment (jj •> MUJtum ~s I'OUEKjX AND DOMESTIC EIQUOUS, at his new stand, u few doors west. of Hiuinon*K lYsicT 1 11,1111 ,vclly WL ‘‘ sL ul llie toiin House, Uur- .. ALU OF CliOU-i: UltAMid Wines, Sht?rr/ t I'ort, 'Muderln, '.Lisbon, Claret, . Native, I lock, Johannlsborj', and Roderheimer Gil AM PA 0 2 s T T tleld.>irk A Co Uelsler A Co., and Imperial.— (jin, I.olilen, Idoii, and Anchor. Superior Old Rye Choice Old Family Nectar Wheat, Scotch, ami Irish. J ccuu di-h.u'l“ wwn Sl ' IUI ' Ilest to bo h “ J il! J.’lilln lllut'rn, of Inc vt ry b 0... i,unlllv. V. l^ 'V, 1 , 1 ,!I’"' 1 ' ' uliL ' lu " ill nnd H .isn iiiimiiicil, a. Ids whole attention will be K ven to a proper ano careful selection of his Stock, which cannot he surpassed, ami hone* t n have the patronage oft ho public. Ic * 10 Dee. I, ISM, ©rocevlrs. .1 '-•ipp'.y of l-'rosh ain *y tlu 1 bn-h piuvkkv sroni- :o J. r. f'ruia. re j returned ■U-.'VISK'.Ns, .1 U'l. t, SttH, t man il DA NI KL sill lII.MAKKK, W.M. ULNTZ. No- 7S West Alain St. •S V C H AS •!!’ugH/;.V x.i irmr.x axjj .sruxh ir.i its CARLISLE, I>A, UPANDJJOS, WHISKY, E. BHOWER, Ivailvocta JLincs. EAU 1 5 a It Al l. ii OA D ! WINTER ARRANGEMENT NovEirmir. 2>, 16C7. Great Tronic .Lino from tho North and North- West for Philadelphia, New Voile, Heading, I’oltsvlllo. Tamnqaa, Ashland, Ixibanon, Allon tmvn, Easton, Ephrulu, liitlz, Lancaster, Colum bia, Ac.. »tc. Trains leave Harrisburg for Now York, ns fol lows: At :*.*►>, .VAi and S.IU'A. M., and 2.uTi and !i.iV» I'. M.. connecting with similar Trains on tho Pennsylvania Uail Koail, ami arriving at New Yorlc at o.iu iiU'» and II .W A. M., and 11.11 l and 'J.'W T. M. Sleeping Cars aoeompanylug the 3.00 A. M. Iu« uml y.sr. I*. M. Trains withoui change. .»t i Leave Harrisburg for Heading, I’oltsvlllo. To u. f inaqua, MincrsvliJe, Ashland. I’lno Grove, Alien* eh | town ami Philadelphia, at S.IU A. Id., and ikOjami ml i.lu r. M.. slopping at Lebanon ami principal er 1 Way Stations; tbo-l.ll) I‘. .M. making connections :v for 'Philadelphia and Columbia only. Fur Potis x-! -I ville, Schuylkill Haven ami Auburn, via Seliuyl irl ] kill and SiiM|r.ehanna Kail Hoad, leav.' Haiiis ii- burg at I*. M, ii.. Ibd in niiiy : I,< ave New York at ii.mi A. M. and 1 I'.’.m Noon, ami -VO ami S.no P. M. I'liliadelphm 11- at s. i'iA. M. and .;.*!!» P. M. Way Pusm-inter Train o. iea\ i s Pluladelphia at 7,'M A. .M., te( urn lug from lv ■ Readme at (*.;«» P. M.. '■lopping at ail Stations: •>; I PottsiilU- at S,Pi A.M. and -.HP. M.; Ashland o- P.t“• A. M. and 1.. in noun,ami -.ce P. M.: Tuiumpia as ! at s.:.m A. M.. ami l.hj and \la P. M ' l.ea\i 1 PoltsviU.- lor liarrtslnn ic. via Schnylnll and Kail Uoad aI7.U»A. -M. ami r.’.co noon. Unndiiu; Accommodation Tiain : Leaves Kcml- Inn at 7. l'j A. M.. reliu ning imm Philadelphia at l.(" p. M. Potutown Accommodation Train: Leaves at (Ml A. loUirnlny Irav vs Phila delphia at '>.oa I‘. M. Polumbhi Kail Ko:ul Trains leave Head hit.'a I T.eit M., and O.IA P. M. tor Lplmitu, Kill/, Lan cu-dcr. (.'olniutna. Ac. On .Suiulavs; J.i'avn York at S.OO I’. M., Philadelphia S.uh A. M! ami I*. M.. the S.W A. M. Train ninnliii; only lo Heading ; i’oll-sviUo.s.Oii A. M.; Harrisburg .V-’ - ! A. M. and J.lO and 1’ -M.. and Heading at !.<*»> and 7.1 a A. .M. for -Harris Iti: g. an.l T.tM A. .M. and 11. In I*. M. for Now Vor’. an i i--> !M. i -r l‘hi!adel]dn and Kn : > and !i '■'in aIL !s, :U rediu-od t;. Nirou.K, («. jiciVi Suprrinlriulrni t UMRERLAND VALLEY IL R.— V CHANGF OF HoCHS. n ii' v.-;H r.m o Monuus,', (>»•/. ~lh, i.Miii, I’jisM'iiyt'r fully, aj /lo'.u;, (Suiutuys i*.\- t'a aa< T i*’ ; ;i.l WESTWARD. Accommodation Train leaves Harrisburg S.lO A. M., Meehaulcsburg y.lB, Carlisle 9.,>7, Nuwville slupponsbarg 11.0,, Chambersburg 1.10 P. M. (ircenoaslle Id 3, arriving at Hagerstown 2.1 u I’. 51. Mail Train leaves Harrisburg 2.00, P. M, Meelmn- Scsburg 2,33. Carlisle 3.00, Newvillc 3.J0, Shfppciiß burg -1.10, (‘liainbevsburg -1.50, Grecneastio 5.25, ur m mg at Hagerstown 5.55, P. 51, express Train leaves Harrisburg -1.1," I*. 51. f .Meebanlesburg 1.51, Carlisle 5.21, Newvillo 5.51, 0.21, arriving at Chambersburg (i.su, A mixed Train leaves Chambersburg R. 20, A. ti.fiu, arriving at Hagerstown 10.10 EASTWARD. On ami after Monday, Oclobcrlth, the Accom modation Train will leave Chambovsburg at 5, Shippensburg 5,30, Newvillo 0,01, Carlisle 0,35, Me elmiitcslnirg 7.01, A.M., arriving at Harrisburg A. 51., making close connection with trains to New \ uric and Philadelphia. Mail Train leaves Hagerstown 0.10, A. 51. Grecn (•iislle S.-t), Chambersburg 0.25, Kliippensburg 0.55, Newvillc 10.20, Carlisle 11.03, Meelmuicsburg 11.37, arriving at Harrisburg 12.1(1, P. 51. Express Tialn leaves Hagerstown 12.00 51., GroencusUo 12,30, Ciiumbersburg 1,10, Bhlppens nirg 1,13, Ncwville 2.15, Carlisle 2.5 H, Mechanics* burg 3.2(i. ai Hvin« ni. Jiiu-i J».l>ui-k ;i.ii j>. aj. A 51i.\ecl Train leaves Hagerstown 3.05, P. 51., Groeiicasllo 1.00 arriving at Chambersburg 1.50, Making close connections at Harrisburg with ImhiH to uml from Philadelphia. New York, 1 lUsburg, Baltimore and Washington. Jiond Ofilcr, 1 ~ ’ tiuu’t C'hiiinb';;. <),■/. lilt, iHu.j (let, 10, iMiT iiumbcv anti (ffoal. AM) IjL'MUI'jII VAHD. I'lie subscriber having leased the Yard formerly occupied by Armstrong a Holler, and purchased lhe sioeK of COAD AND LUMHBER, in the Yard, together with an immense new stock, will have constantly on hand and luniish to order all hinds and duality ofseasimcd ivUMiuai, BOAIIDS, SC.\NTLIN(J, CUA.MKs’iVFF, I'AUNd, I'!.ASTFUI.\(! Ivn'.'u < n iU:;li , n; ' V.V.rked Flooring ami 5\ eat la ”>a nl in- . Postsaii-l Ih. i Is, and e very ar lu-b-thal I iflnngs lo a 1 .tlljj) >er Yard. I ;.i I' I ,'*' ‘'! 'i-i.es, town : While Pine, Hmn •i.Vv s 1•' 'lji.-rcnl on.dines. Having ears oi mi .mu i i-..a imni-h hdls lo order of any l» i.uih and ■o/.e at. di.- '•liortest. noilcu and on the mod M-aso'iaho imm-. .My worked hoards will aTa'n't’nVi ‘ he furnished I I'ine eoiisl-udl.i <>n n.m.l all kinds of FAM- I A I 'A J., mnl.-r cover, w 1 neli I will deliver, a i, l 11 \'Vii l i l ,' I hoi..no)}, JO Wit; l.y .<• n- \ alho . l.rok, n l.gg, stove and Nut, Luke I I'lolei, lieveiton, J.oc-ll.sl .Molllitn 1 ri, 1 Mlia-li 1 pledge 11i.v.-e!I to std! at the lowest pries. , " n,ni, n! wavs on v l " .1 I U Ilf s.-n at die loWi-sl tlgui'e, ’Viird 'V snl,. ~i i ,;1.1 in.i , t-: i ■ .1. Mam Street. '• i' l ' l AM'KKW 11. m.AIK. AXD COMMISSION HOCSI t ~,/Vu.v/.r A J. M'.K i KM A BROTH MRS ha vim; purchased 01 Mi.wler A Newemner their extensive Warehouse, (l i.-mlers.Mi s old stainU lieml of II mb si r , (> i |„.,J 1’ -1 .<■ I'. ililoi in tin; public (hat will continue the j «m m .-inline mid Commis.si.m business on a mote !l :i'i\ e scale than here injure. ’I louhesl limrUel pi lee will he paid for Flour '’.-■'nan 1 1 Induce ul all kind.-. 1 j 1 • i" and Feed, Pla-ler, Salt j.iul Hcv k.nl '■ ■ii-,,,nily on hand and IV.r sale. ‘ ' * Coal ofall kind,-, embracing IA K'K.VS VAUEV, I.f.iCUST jihlA’TA N LAV,[HURRY, Ac., Ac i.niKbuiie is mid Blacksmiths Coal, emmtmit t . v . ‘‘'b V;V l u,uk!V t ‘ oVl ' r , “’id delivered dry pail of the town. Also, all hinds of I.um ber coiisiuntiy on hand. J. BKETF-M A JJRUS. Dec 1. 1M1). 11. > ! ‘'oKNM.n s. j.mns nos/:. jSJ i:\V 1.l NK ! TsKW HKl'O’J'! I ■111.; iv-PM-irnlly liitonn Ihr .-ill zens 01 i arll'le and surrminditm conntrv that lhe> liave established a new line between' CARLISLE AX I) PI 11LADIC LPIIIA. and iiuve made jirriuiLfeinents with the old estab lished W m e House of HOWARD lIINCTI.MAN.SIO MAUKKT STRKFT, and have also leased pari of ihe Depot, corner of \\est Hlpdi Street. Carlisle, where they can ho found at all times, and be pleased to deliver ami rc-f'elveaU freight entrusted to their erne. .■* {pA I'RBONAIj A'i'TKNTJoN of the linn, will at all limes he pdven.nml from tlxdr Jon« eviieri eneu hit he huslno.ss can promise their tad runs a theni 1 l ,tJl^>l,unnc ‘° nil business entrusted to All t'uods should he marked HINCIIMAN’S WARE HOUSE, SlO -If.trAlY Street I’hiUith'lpliUi. Care of Cornelius & Hush, Carlisle, Pa. This Ware House being In the central and husi ,n. vm .'m 1 . 1 , u l , U J? L d ray age will of course bo °^‘I lALI, kl '^ s lll{in to outside (leiiots. We liope by strict attention to freighting busi ness, to overcome imieh of heretofore unneces sary delay, experienced hy merchants A-e. ii'l’aeltagos earned fur X> cents -Nov. 12S, 3.5)J7-;hii yijotogvapljiiig, po^fnVETA' THE REAT! " C. L. LOU JIM AN A(i A IX Till UMI’U AX TI ; l'i /.’.W’ PR R.'fl I'M hit-, a;/,tin bfi'n . 1 iriirtlru (■> r. /.. (hr /;AV/ - I'iiVTOdliA PUS. His hum experience In the business and hh i itiimde knowledge of all that relates to the pro' duel mn ~f a I‘hjtFKt T FUTURE, in chemistry .at aim him to make Pho to;;ruphs, unapproachable in most "allerlos, urn] all \u»rk guaranteed to {jive salistaclhm. FINK LARUE PHOTOGRAPHS, Colored and Plain, CAUi) PICTURED FUR ALBUMS, old and new size, I’OUCli LA IN PI c T uU K fc> ~ , , of exquisite llnlsh. Every lady should have one or these t-.p,.,, they ylve tho most elmrmlntj compSm.' ,a jiinio t v i> e a the most, perfect manner. * >J>n* J/i.ulo in b.u^Um^trc 1 : L ‘ ,! ‘ S,l -■ r ‘ J,l ' il,ul can b 0 Tiiu public is cordially invited in ~,,v .. > ■, to the gallery nm| examine apeelmens r slt choiip l6o °“ f I '' 1!A1IF - S 111111 AUtuiis for S nl„ 1,1 “ U ™«lh.r Dee. I.I.ISUG ITOIIVTVI’HS, AMIIROTYPEH, AND MELAINOTYPES also Pictures on Porcelain, (somethin" no., Plain and Moral, ami wind, aro beanumiml? g™ ot 1110 I'lioto-rnpl.ic art. mil knJ™o Particular atlouUon given to c0py,,,,. Daguorrotypes Ac. J “ ,lom roU.*S V M« tho l >atrou "B° of Utopubllo. 3Dri) ©ootis. Q OOJJ JS'EWB l" GOOJ) NE WB \ GREAT DECLINE IX J'RICHS AT THE NEW AND CHEAP CASH STORE, COUNEn or 3IASOVJ2K AND • rOJU-JIKT RTUEKTS. Tbo subscriber would respectfully inform tbo nubile tlmt bo is receiving almost daily from tbo JSastern Cities, n largo invoice of New and Cheap Goods, such as, LADIES’ D 11 E S S GOODS, J‘lj.l f.Y, JiLAVY AXD m h'AXVX SILKS, French Merlnoos, Mohairs, Poplins, niacic and Fancy French Repps, Plain and Fancy J)e (.aim-*. Plain and Fahey Alpacn, S 11 A \V LW ! «Jf A W HKiii lIA 1 il.Vd ANDSIiI’ARI- I.OXU AND SIIUAUK WhdIjENS P.l! FA i.FAfcT SHAWIN in gloat variety CLOTHS AND CASS IM DHLS ! DC.’l tVi iuttun und Anurican di-fJix, Hlitckuitd Etltlrt/ ( \tssiiiirl < .1, /Lj.-a/.-j/LY, JHucf; ttiid Fancy Cur C.balhiys, Ealtiiu Un, ICuUncf.i/ Jeans, null D O it K « T ICS! i '< aintcvp!; and Quilt.-, Cotton Flannels, Blunclioil anil Unbleached Muslins, Tickings, Choelcu. Towels, Napkins, At* KEXIEMBEH THE PLACE, ON Tin: CORNER oi-- HANOVER AND POMI-'lll-JT STREKTS, the room formerly occupied by 13. 11. .Dvmiwon ,i Co, THUS. A. HARPER. Nov. 7. 1837—tf 186 T. FALLI 1867. n a n a a i a s i\mv ln D O M ES T 10 GO OI) K , U E H S B (i O U 1) S , J a . McCXil3 L L A N, WITH PA nit AM A WORK, Wholesale Dealers in HATS, CAPS, FURS . A.VD STRAW GOODS, Nn. (>»1 M AUK KT STUKI2T, rinr.Auui.vnrA. July IS. Jfto7—Lf RING’S NEW STORE,] Q h'iTat 7 CASSIMRIIKS, SATTI N'RTTS A Nil .1 RANH, WHIT A GOODS, I) R KK ft T K 1 M M x N (.! S z ic p ix y n s , AV/’/iOiV.S' Ji\7> XO'/’/OiXH xo. ar, WKW MAIN HTHKKr, Opposite the* Mansion House, Next Rom- to tlu! Post omt-p, Carlisle. April IS, Wi7. o t i (j .h: : A A’ hU* .1 TTItA CTJOX A T ISHNTZ’S STORE ViV haw now iveci\ml a new :iiul grout sup ply ul II 0M K AT> .15 (.; () () I) S, consisling of CASSLMKRFS, K.vrriNKrrs, .1 FAN'S, Will IT. and ( DI.tjRF.H Fl. VNA'KI.s, 'Jlicse we consider a great acf-ni.-ation to our immense stock of Hoods, L .-1 J) IJC N ’ aJ, O A KIA' a s In endless variety, suoii as WIHTXKV Ur.AVETIP', In dltl'erenl eo.lors, Onr carpel department has again l.eeu repi eu- Ishcd with cheap and e\ery dcscriptum ol desi ruble CAKPETIKO'.S A (HI, CLOTHS In variety of design. Nov. 7, W. 7. Q. K X Ts’ FU It N I S H I N G AND ‘ VARIE T Y STORE. xo. i a so vru ha xo vi:r sthkkt. 'i he subscriber begs leave to Inform gentlemen and house-keepers mid the publlcgenorally. that he lias now and will keep constantly on hand a vPr'V, i I P ( A aKsortmont ol GENT.S’ FUR- GUODst, such us Cotton Merino and M oolen Shirts and Drawers, Hosieries, nllkimls. Black and White Kid Gloves, Tit read and other Gloves Neck Ties, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, R e R lH . in welling Rugs, Litton and Paper Collars, Gulls, &c. Also, lIUUSK FURNISHING GOODS, consisting In part of Cedar and Willow Ware. al( kinds, Chamber Seta, Brushes and Combs, all kinds, Rugs, Buckets, Foot Tubs, Soups, Perfu meries, Pens, Stationary, Ac. Don’t lorget the stand, No. i:j .South Hanover Street, two doors North of \\ ashmood's Grocery Store, Carlisle. April 11, i*f,7-tf. DRUGS! DRUGS!-Dr. D. Cornmnn having to rellnoulsh an extensive practice, as well ns his Drug mndnc.ssln the city of Plttsl burg, several years ago, on account of ill health lias now opened at No. ;ts N. Hanover street bel of , jJrs - Kicd'e.r and Zlf/er, a. DitUG WIOHL, whore he has mid is receiving ev ery few days a pure slock ol Drugs, Chemicals, Dye Stunts mid everything generally kept in a. well-regulated City Drug store. Prescriptions carefully compounded and family receipts will receive special care. The Dr. can he consulted tit n . uy A'. our, i\ l k j- s ollice, hack ol ids store, or at his dwelling, No. IP_ N. Hanover street, after store hour.-. UoMUMnljor tho pi,ice, No, 3s N. ilnnuvcr btreet, Carlisle. ...... . DR. D. COUNMAN. Sept. 12, IBU7 ly E\kK> VARIJsTY of Cooking Ultm sllh. Tin, Shectdron and Japanned "SVure, for sulu by IIiNHSMiTii .t Hum*, No. North Jf,tnov<‘r Kireel, Oirlix/r. Oct. 31, 1807—tf jgmKK GIFTS TO AXjL ! A Silk Pa/jcnt. a Faotili/ .VeiW/i// Mnchitw or Gold lIWe/i FREE OF CObTJ ’ For one or two days* service in any town or vil &dn t :; , iub I “S.i; , 1 ’ a • s " mi,les B “ ut Ire °- bi'uU „ rf.D. CLOUDMAX i CO., Pec. 10.1857. An *° lil,,>OYOr st - liost °“ A UGTIONEERING.—TIio uudorsiKii- Xx ed Imvlng taken out license as au Auction iu Cumberiaud ami the adjoining counties icspectfully otters his services to tlio public ~ Having considerable experience in the business J tbat ttli Hftlos entrusted to him wifi bo attended to promptly and nronorlv UENRY M. BOBU. Jim. 9,1805. SINESMITH & RUPP, No. OS North Hanover bind, irarnmt all tlw Stoves thov mm will lake them hack If they a„ nch prove Ilk good as represented. J • 001. 31, tbu“—tf /CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &0.-A B \y & N. BHERK, have on hand two-seated Car rlnses of every stylo, Top and uo-top lln'miou hall dozen second handed Carriages, a niiSß! of Sleighs, Everything In their llSo made toor- Oct. 21,1807.—3 m, DINESMITH & RUPP, No. OS North fXHanmxr Sired, sell the Oriental Rase Uiirn lug Stoves and every variety of Stoves known to gssgf* Givo d '* m * iCiaiS Oot, 61,1H07-U 5468. WILLIAM T. HOPKINS 11 OUR OWN MAKE." After more than five years experience ami ex pcrtmentlng in tbo manufacture of BTIUCfrLY tIKHT QUALITY HOOP SKIRTS, wo olfer our Justly celebrated goods to merchants and the public in confidence of (heir superiority over nil others in the American market, nud they are so acknowledged by nil who wear or deni In them, n s they give more satisfaction than any other skirt, and recommend themselves in every rc sneet. Healers in Hoop Skirts should make a nolo of this fact. KVfiUY LADY WHO HAS NOT GIVEN THEM A TRIAL SHOULD DO SO WITHOUT FURTHER DELAY. our assortment embraces every style, length mul si/.o fur Ladles, Misses and Children. Also, shirts MADE TO ORDER, altered ami repaired. Ask lor “ Hopkins’ Own .Make,” and be not dc <•l <d. See that the letter '* H” Is woven on the i,,i>i■«. neiurcit each b**uj» f and that thov are “ \V. T. HOPKINS, MANUFACTURER. (Jis ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA,” upon each tape. No others are genuine. Abo. constantly on htiml a full line of good New York and Eastern made Skirts, at very low pi ire.-.. Poplins . H ! at the PHILADELPHIA HOOP SKIRT Maine isietorv and Empoiiuni, No. tiJS ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. April Is - . isitiT-lDm I ADIE S’ EA NCY VU R S JiSL JOHN l-’AUEIHAS Old Established J-UK 3IAKUFACTOHY /ij 'Smik i’ll II.ADKI ,I’UIA. /: I J <' Have now In Store ,f' •’ . o 1 aiy own Jmporta- L 1 VfV.IVin v Vation and Manufacture. of the largest and , /3 1 " r -^r r 'fp-' 1 • most beautiful selec .i’-’-.-i-;—.—S.lOllS of ; yc r /’ uns , 'i.Jl--- for Ladles’ and Chi Ih'nirrr.'i. li i rii'.-' Wi'iu 1 in 1 he ('My. Also, a line assortment of f :< ni’s Fur (iloves ami Collars. I am enabled to dispose of my tfomls at very i c; i -~i nia! *le prices, ami f 'Would t ho re to re solicit a •ali from my friends of Cumberland county ami \ icmify. 1 h-iiiemhei the Nairn', Number and Street, JOHN FARE! 11A, -Vo. 71S AJiCII .S7., <ib. 7//i, south -va/e, J'hila. i/;-l iiavk no l*.\uTNi:n, Non connixtion with xxv otuku Sronn in Piiii.ad’.v. < let. lit, 1 S<i7— Jin ! ’ * T 7 0-1 A li C IT S T 11 E K T. NKW PIUCES! NEW GOODS! HICK SIEVKU ANTI SIT.VEU TT.ATEn WARI-H, JOHN BO W M A X • S Wholesale and llotull Manufacturing Ksluhlisli mcnl, NO. 7 0 1 ABC II STUU K T , I’n Ite-platlng at short notice. August If.!, 18(17—ly JWO.WA ILIIMH. Patent Lover Movements, full jowt-'llfil, Hunting Cases, Sterling silver, Heuuti uiliy Kngruved mul In every respect llrst class Miners. Jo he sold at six dollars each, being less limn three-fourths the cost of manufacturing.— .'V ,l \ cheH uro retailed by Jewelers at Imm thouctual cost to the manufacturer being sjtM; l ibs stock of watches was purchased at a lianki opt bale in London, and are now ottered ut 'l'V' ..M ,,: ‘. r .V.V‘ o, *'. loW »"**V |UU U! UCI I. aumeet i line-keeper at a merely nominal sum. Lvcry watch warranted for 2 years. Panic'- or dering I hem sent by mall, must enclose :iii emits c ‘ n 1 t( ! pnslage. .Money enclosed in a well scaled letter may he sent at my risk. Address all orders to MAJiLIN ajN.N'oU, AbltAJf v, N, V May pi, J.SJs7—iy (J OAHUM pm E 8 Xl KAJ) ! A i’liy.siclan, who had consumption for sever al yi'.us, with nequeut bleedings of the lungs. ciiuml himself with a medlclno unknown to the proiejwim, when his case appeared hopeless. He is the cinl.% .physician who has used it in his own person, ur who has any knowledge of Us virtues: aii'l in- can ascribe tlio degree of health he now enjoys to nothing hut the use of this medicine* and noui.ng hut alter despair and entire extlne tnm O! a. .peot recovery, together with a want Ot eoniim lien in all others, induced him to haz ani tie- e.spi i inieiil. lie has treated more eases sitc-n ; nan generally follows the treatmen I ot ihn nn ~s >,i cam-s, and feels a pride, onlv ex eelh ■ I I>.\ the periornumeu of his duty, that tie is able lu dnuiiii-.il .-wlid ing and nrolong life. of m’-n'd, 11 !''’ 1! ” 1,1 hi 8 l‘. M\. dally. Call on .Iso. YARN.--, Ac., .te 'VrAT(.)X .iackson, ])tc . } . <r l . .V, 'J\.ith .Vrccf, Philo. QNK EULLAK A PIECE’ A CilLll i‘KN AN’!) KIiOXY ILui-I.J.U FOll OFF I) OFF A/!. CHINCim-LAb. Ac Mjuuifuclnred by the A m.-rlcan Hold p ( -n Com pany. These pens uu: tn.w being used exteiisi\e i.V throughout Hie Kadeni Stales and are war ranted in each and e - .>-ry ease. Parlies pnrehii sing who are nut. saiiMn-d can return tliem and receive their money hack. All orders must lie accompanied with the cash as we send no goods •Vu. 27 S. J/<tiiOfcr St. I-:. M. CONNER, Agent American Hold Pen Company, May Id, JSar— ly Tnov, A'. V WHISKER n, AtHSAPJOT 11 ?ajr of palse MOUS TACHES A2sD WiIIKBERS. ofFrench manufac ture, so perfect they cannot bo detected from the genuine, will bo sent post-paid by mall to any ad dress, Great attention - is paid in tho manufac ture of these articles by one of tho best artists In funs, M. fj. I* ouciik, who is tho best inanufne turer in Kurono. Moustaches, $1.00; Side Whis kers, tJ.OO; !• nil Beard, 55.00. Address, 11. DOUR, , . Auiany, N. Y„ ®olo Agent for the United States. May IC, 18o7—ly II is the host chance veer offereihio Agents! One or two days’ time will secure a good «KW’IK<IMACUINK,M'.VTCU I KIUt UunSS, P.KVpI.VKU, COST 1 ? 0 ° t,lC * r urticl ° of equal •valuo, KIUSID OP Agents wanted everywhere, male ami female for tho best One Dollar Pawnbroker’s Rale In the country. Rend lor Circular. B. C. THOMPSON A CO. iW ISunovvr .SV„ Poston, Muss. Jan. 2, isus.—Jim* yWKKT BREATH FOR ALL! UK. FOXTAISK’S UALM OF JIYKllll! Js ri««sro remedy for tlio euro of bad breath no "ourtio tlio disease may arise. r B ° nc ' vl U hot make an oltort in ruuovo this disagreeable evil wnen it can bo <lone lor ON 10 DulLaU, Kent to your address noe ro/mi.i? (1 ,m ‘vf. mu V l cUre euaramced. or mo- H iV I ViV , All «'uist bo addressed to tell J K?aS A " ~y» **• '■■ sol ° for tlio Uni- May Ui. ISUT—Iy J)JIOTOUJtAPILS_ . F O H THE IULLIQK! Past-pidd, 50 Photographs «f tlio most celebmted Actors lor GO eentsT 60 Tt’ohn? A‘ onts l Union. Generals for 60 cents* 60 ?.ntc a 0 cents; 60 Statesmen for 60 n,}}}*}' *>° beautiful young Ladies for 50 cents* 50 m/™ -pi Ci V K ym , ing C . ,( ;, ntlenicn for 60 cents* 0 barographs ol French Dancing Girls In costume, heautifuily colored, exactJv as tlu*v n*-» ceuU; or for 60 conhS. U of tho most beautiful Ladles of tho Parisian IhUlolTrouno °ns WbW&™,Wow P Yo y r ,f 1116 “““* Croik :»“ WlK 1 " P - °- Troj-. N, V Martin leans, no. 402.ottii nut street, phiiLadelphi \ L,SI ‘ MASOXIO .V.UIKS, j.'mh !.ic. iml ,( V .. ift . NoiviiudOrlKlHul JVsiijns of Mnsnnlo i-.’ tbm of tho conn.rKoHd,"!: l^,^," SS- Moi'ch U POT—ly PLAIN umi FANCY PRINTING o S^L D oSi’ TION (SMtj) Stbbrrttecmcntß. HOOP SKIRTS. 028. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, WILLIAM T. HOPKINS. Including every stylo and . description, inftdo express-fT*\ ly for die winter trade, which for neatness and durability cannot he sur- ylffi passed ut £rr^ 2>Jf X LA T> KX, 7>JTJ A W A T C H SA L 1C! Addre.v. all orders to AND MO US’TA CUE 2*JXS t _ finsturance (Emuiianies. graciTL'YWu^iTaE'Auj^Y' Ovnn 523,000,001 of Cavitai, Rei. E esentcd HOME, 5 r A N H ATT AN. SECURITY, ■NORTH AMERICAN, OERMANIA nil or Mow York. Aetna ana riucnlx or rr„„ ford, Cu.m,; North America, ofl*l lluanlnSK" rn.j Columbia Mutual, of I.nncnstor, Pn™ ,J n ’ Co i .npS , s , . o „ lL ' ment ,0 b “ Urairod »“«»«««, SECURITY. ■ Ifwcnltb, experience, Inlelllnenco and i,rnl„t,. fflke’VraUo? n '' U “ 0,, “™ bto v.t Insurance creates Independence. A m.,.. pays for his own indemnity, and need noi ls' ! lax on his friends. 1 [)t a Every man should Insure; the •burnm., whose property would injure or Inconvo ?. or himself, his lamlly, or hin mjlglibore <mk '" e(; Insurance ellootod at (Ills auoncy. no nn.ii , how lnr B c the amounl. In cube? BtoUtor 3 ' f Companies. I’olleles Issued, losses adlusn.rl ! !l l promptly (inlll at this olllee. J ' u ' 1111,1 HAMUEH.K. lIUMRICII ' Special Insurance Aqoi’h .1, E. Forrco, John It. Shuler, .Vow HJootn/lold, Perrv <>m,. I A. 11. Weldnnm. Mlllllntown, Junfala SJJJJ; jy£ UTU A L LI P D INSURANCE COMPANY or NE3V YOUlc. ACCU MUJjA T ED C A PITA. h $22,000,000! ‘ (TWEXTY-TWO -MILLIONS.) All in hrsl-elass Mortgage.*:, Government Seen ritics, Cash and Real Estate!!! IT MAKKiS NO DIVIDENDS To STOCKHODDiORS I Hut its Cash Dividends. of Fobrua.rv iwr amounted lo ->,l”l,oUt) to its Policy Holders which Is nearly Jour times us much ns ' any other Company lu the United ’ .Slates declared for same year It has the LARGEST AMOUNT JNBi;pp/,nf any Company in tho United Slates, and its I ivi deads are made annually In CASH, nutputoU n i the ath payment, us is dune by tho lending n , . companies. It has h - THE LARGEST INCOME $6,217,03 5.88 Lrom Business mid Interest. - Its Tables ofßntM are from ID to :i'i per cent. lower on i)j l o||,; “ and endowment plans than the Conneeib-uniii tual and many other ofthc Note Companh'., * \n Policies are or may be exchanged lor i 1 feitahh* ones. It Jms over 11 1 50,(MK» V (> L I C V 11 O L I) !•: ]• s and Is nntrnni/.ed and recommended l.v the !„.*> authorities m ttie United States SAMUEL K. HU.MUK li. Special Agent (JJfh'C ,\o. -'I UVa/ 2Jain Street, Cm u\'i in October;), ISo7—(im ■piltlfl INSUIIAKCE. The ALLEN AND EAST PENNBhOUu’ Ml TUALFIUE INSURANCE COMPANY of ft nm bcslnnd county, Incorporated bv an /Jet of u- Humbly, in the year IBW, uud having recently laid its charter extended to the year Ijsrtl, is nov in active and vigorous operation under the sm.ci. Intemlenco ot the following Board of Miunwers \S m II Gorgas. Christian Ktayman. Jacob j-.jJ otli , Daniel Dailey Alexander Calhenrt, 11. ( oover, John Llchelhcrgor, Joseph Wiekn is Samuel Eberly, Uudolph Martin, Moses Urido r Jacob Coover and .1. (;, Jamlap. * The rates of Insurance are as low and favors Uic as any Company of the kind in the state. J'l-j -sons wishing to become members are liivlli i in make application to the agents of the Coiumuo who arc willing to wait, upop 11 iom at anv to h * President—W. U.GOPG AS, LbcrlvV. Mill*, ( ■ n,’ berlaml County, * ’ Vice President—Ciinij -jan Stavman, Carlisle Secretary—John c. Dunlap, Mcchanlfdmn 'i reasurcr—Daniici. Hah-ky. 1 Mllsburg, York vZ, AGENTS. Cumberland Comity— Jonn Bherrlek, Allen;lien- Rearing, Shlremanstown; Lafayette I'eiUr, j 1 ) 80 ! 1 » ?? en jy liotviimn, Churchtown; Mode Grullth, South Middleton; Samuel Graham \V, i ennsboro’; Samuel Coover, Moehnnlesburg; J. W. Lueklln, Shepherdslown ; D. Coover, 'Upper ■ft Paxton, Silver Spring; John liver, Carlisle* Valentine Feeman, New Cumberliind; James KcCancUlsh, Ncwvlllc. Oninfy —‘W. K. Picking, Dover; Janus Grilhth. Warrington ; T. K. licurdorir, Waslum.- Lon; Ulchoy Clark, DUlsburg; 1). Uniter, lair view; John \\ Ilhams, Carroll, Jhtnphiii CbaJi/y—.Jacob Houser, Harrisburg. Members oft he Company having policies about to expire, can have them renewed by making ap plication lo any of the agent 1 -. Dec. 1 I.SKS HAKTFOHU I.IVIO STOCK IXSI UAXUE cumi-aky, C A P I T. A L SuOO.OOO. oiAiKtflnlitVhci'f}’ dt ‘ lU ‘ lroln Huy cun-- AVui km;; Okt-it, Cuvs and Slieap may be Ink. n HL.i lu J pel- aunt on two Uilrila tlieir easlAeilii,. Lossm imimpUy ailj listed at tlio 011100 of Hie I'm - lisle Agency. SA.U'L K. lIUMRICH. Snrelal Aarnt. ,i tiieeh tt, Mi7 --y- " j> Nrust wt - Hcuctucv. -AgasgfiW Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer JT«s stood the test of seven years beforethe public; amino prepar ation for the hah'has yet been dis covered that will produce the same beneficial results. It is an entirely new scientific discovery, combin my many of themostpowerful and restorative agents in the VECET ft?I-EK,NcDOWI« It restores cnEY MA/R TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTH FUL COL OR, it malces the scalp white and clean; cures dandruff and humors , and falling out oi' tuo liair; and will maJee 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 malces the hair moist, soft, and mossy, and is unsurpassed as a HAIR DRESSING. Itisfhe cheapest preparation ever offered to the public, as one bottle will ae complish more and last longer than three bottles of any other preparation. . I* is recommended and used by the First Medical Authority. The Wonderful reBults*2)rodnced by our Sicilian Jldir Rencwerhavc 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 part ners, or had some connection with our Air. Hall, and their prepara tion teas similar to ours. JDo not be deceived 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 Ilevenue Stamp over the top of the bottle . All others are imitations • R. P. Hall & Co., Prop’s, Nashua, N.H. So/d by all Druggists and Dealers in Medici**, Oct. 31, 1807-Iy, J. STERNER'B LIVER Y AEXf SALE STALL I, UKTWKEN JIANOVKtt .AMD 111SDFOUI) STS., IN REAR or THE JAIL, CARLISLE, PA. Having lilted up the Stable with now Carria ges, &c., 1 am prepared to furnish first-class turn outs at reasonable rales. Parlies taken to and from tho Springs. April 25, 1807—ly M E Y E R ’ S NEWLY IMPROVED ORESCENT SCARE OVER STRUNG •- PIANOS, Acknowledged to- bo the best. London Prize Medal and high awards In America received. MELODEONS & SECOND HAND PIANOS Wavorooms, 722 Arch street; below Eighth, AptlUS, 1807—ly Phlladolpulm Fa- FOR ALL!'! i’ till Instructions by which any person, male or female, can maslerlhogreiitarLor Ventriloquism by a few hours’ practice, making a world of fun* and after becoming experts themselves, can teach others, thereby making It a source ol income.— Full Instructions sent by mail for 6*l cents. Sat IsfacMou gimmnieed. Address P. U. Drawer 21; Troy, N. Y May 10.1807-ly SINESMITH & RUPP, Eo. OS Earth Hanover Hired, liavo ou hand tho largest and •assortment of STOVES and TINWARE, o; be found in Carlisle. Oot. 81,1807-U
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