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THE SNRIT TAXER
Diirr• The Boston [Jerald is responsible for
following. The venerable nle volubteold
nate snuff taker is a perfect ilinMeter, in
r wn3-. She is ajeminine "brick " Ilear
r upon a gnestion of Mnrids and Wag—But
Dave not conic to that yet. Readon:
'Now, there's them boys—young men they're
lied—buys I call them. Thme they are—
mee and Dan'el—smart boys—good fam4--
ry respectable folks—very—c-c•r-y! Known
ever so long—live down in Springfield—
!:s well to do in the world—pious folks, too.
id there's them, hpys, Abner and Dan'el
enty-two. There they are. Folks church
in'. people. Orthodox. There's them boys.
)posed to the liquor law—both of 'em. Bad .
in. fiddles: Suppose they don't h•lesve in
Hell. It's awful. Perfectly awful. Aw
tl: Both of 'cm."
Hiere the venerable matron took an alartn
of snutt--mind, she'ha,l been pone
iting the above rennaks with consont
Indies, but here she came to a foil stop with
a that was really wonderful. She survi‘cd
however, and then went op. "Bath them
vs took a notion to ride. Sunday, t,,0.
bhath-breakin', What d' they care': All
is one to them, r spose. Perhaps (I, n't
ve in no Sabbath. Don't h'iveve in
thin'. Took a notion to go out Oil 0 I idc
, wn v went to the stables. Livery staid, -;
,ry went to a livery Stable. And there they
—they hired a—let me :-,er; whitt its
they
suggested my friend
“N.), no; wait a minute; what was it? They
vcti a— a
"Chnit:e '!—buggy?—carryall
rapid urce stun.
-.No, no, no; wait a minute. I'll think on't,
to. They hire'd a--they hired a—
:1--W11111, rus it they hired.
nt'arirL—tilbury?
- rge,ted, really growing curious to know
hat it was they hired.
1.11._! tot)?
.."0, no, no," Lord-a massey, 'what was
It was. a—it was a--" litre
=ZEE
is toui: another alarming pinch
—wheelbarrow?
II 2,nd crt?
—dray?—furniture wagon?'
No, no, no, sir; I toll you no. 'Twarn't
ay of 'em. It was a--it was a—sake's alive,
hat ryas the name of it?"
(1:1't cart?
go cart?--
-watering-eart?' broke
locomotive?
'Tire-engine?
—balloon?
dggurnaut?
it ray fr:end in desperation
"No, no, no. .1) , .) wait a minute. Lord a
m:3m.y, it's strange I forget it. They hired a
-(11C\ i,ii•ed a—
licre ;lie came to a dead pause, meditated
hd took snuff largely."
The volubio old lady got hold of it at last.
'hey had hired a "vehicle"—a species of wagon
he had nut heard of before!
'WHOSE ALE IS IT:,
'Will you give me a glnss of ale, please?'
tsked . a rather seedyish looking person, with
flcl old but well brushed coat and a'most too
shiny a hat.
It was produced'by the bar tender, creaming
aver the edge of the tumbler.
'Thank ye,' said the recipient, as he placed
tto his lips. Having finished it at a swallow,
]a smacked his lips and said—`That is very
slue Whose is it?'
'lt is Harman's ale.'
'Ah! Harman's, eh? Well give us another
;lass of it.'
It was done; and, holding it up to the light
and looking through it, the connoisseur said—
'Pon my word it is superb ale, superb! clear
as Medals.. I must have some more of that.
Clive me a mug of it.'
The mug was furnished; but before putting
it to lxislips, the imbiber said:
Whose ale did you say this was?'
•llarmnn's.'• repeated the bar tender.
The mug was exhausted and also the vocabu
lary of praise; and it only remained for the
appreciative' gentleman to say, as he wiped
his mouth and went towards the door: 'Hat ,
Man's ale it it? I know Harman very well—l
shall sue him soon and settle with hire for two
glosses and a Mug of his incomparable brew.
Good lawningr —KM&
INDEPENETSCE.- 4, We like to hear a man
express his honest convictions on any subject
on which ho may have occasion to speak. A
man , i,ho is a mere echo of some leading po•
lltician—some distinguished divine or some
shxrewd financier—whoso religious sentiments
are the sentiments of his church—his political
„,•,,,, ws .4(fac aimile of his party organ—who
listens with open mouth and glaring eyes to
those whom accident bus elevated, peennarily,
a little' above himself, not during to utter an
opinion which does, not fully coincide with
that coming from Such a eource, may find sp•
propriste spheres in this world , bat the moral
and intelleetual condition of the community
will not be, greatly improved by anything be
, dares to do or say."
Among the many anecdotes told of Mr.
Webster, there is one which, though reflect
ing slightly upon his negligence of pecuniary
matters, is still very Websterian in its wit.—
On one occasion it is related he was the guest
of the Southern Senators and Representatives
in the City of Washington, and they passed
many compliments upon him, and alluded fro
quently to his being like the Southerners in
his habits and feelings, and it tenall an ac
cident that he teas horn in New Hampshire.—
At last Mr. Webster arose, " Gentlemen,"
sail he, " it has been stated that I resembl. ,
the Southerners in many respects—am. mu t
confess that, now it has been mentio e . I
think I do. The Southernerg love a -. 7 .6,
glass of wine—so (10 I. This is one title in
which I resemble the Southerners. The S•mth
enters also are good judges of beauty. and I
again confess that I am a lover of the beauti
ful. This makes two points of re , -wt hince;
but there is a third in which I more resemble
thN. The Southerners, it is said. never pay
theirVds, and the same has ab , ) been said
of meAlu these particulars. gentlemen, I
feel lam like 'the Southerner," Shouts of
b:ughter followed this sally of wit and good
hp In ) t
A corrocromlent of the Broome County Ile
pub:jean describes Li. j :unt over the Syntetrw
.1t)1 Il rtn rn from Courtlami, in
Cho f.711,wi»,r I ctirai ..train: So much I wrote
in Conrtiarni's w“111.1 have tinh...h•
eh there, hal !Ha . ,ac (101VTI 1 , •11 , 1
l'ec , 1111 , 4"1 thr ,, tit.fh the air. So shaking Fair-
child by the lmml, who sail come up 11 , 4ain,
hi l tureweil t. VVCI7 jumped upon
the train. Ilu-hing round the hill side, (hat
ing o'er the podn, over the rivers, under roads,
Kan Bergen dro‘e his train. The moon threw
bright effol, , ,ent rays on enell small ripple's
Crest; the mver seemed a rihband stretched
across the nitolowls breast; the evening wind
he hinted
e.me stealing through the car with gentle
sigh, :Ind brought a cinder from the engine,
shut , ;; into my eye; few and short were the
rra:,rs 1 raid, and I spoke not a word of sor
row, but 1 rubbed at my eye till 1 made it red,
and knew 'twould he sorrow. We soon t
i:olne at the rate we ran, at an hour just right
fur retiring, and down from his post came the
engine man, nod the fireman ceased his firing.
And thus I too will cease with this, a moral to
the tale—be always sure to "mind your eye"
when riding on a rail!
?" he again
Ma
-donkey cart?
fly The following is said to be the recipe
fur the exclusive drink of the magnificently
funny editor of the Paducah American.
'Take one pint of good whiskey, stir in well
one spoonful of whiskey, then add another
pint of whiskey, beat carefully with 'a spoon,
and keep pouring in whiskey. Fill a large
bowl with water, and make tho servant set it
out of your reach. Take a small tumbler,
wur in two spoonfuls of water ; pour out the
water and fill up with whiskey, and add to
the above. Flavor with whiskey to your
taste.'
A few nights ago a Mr. Bodkin, who had
been out. taking his glass and a pipe, on going
home late, borrowed an unbrella, and when
his wife's tonuue was loosened, he sat hp
in bed, and suddenly spread out the parapu
lic.
'What are you going to do with that thing,'
said she.
.Why, my dear, I expected a very heavy
storm to-night, and so I came prepared.'
In less than two minutes, Mrs. Bodkin was
asleep.
FUSE or TonAcco.—ln the United States,
physicians have estimated that 20,000 persons
die every year froth the use of tobacco. In
Germany the physicians have calculated that,
of all the deaths which oocur between the
ages of 18 and 20, one-half originate in the
waste of the constitution by smoking. They
say that the article exhausts and deranges the
nervous powers, and produces a long train of
nervous diseases, to which the stomach is liable.
Did you ever buy a horse ? If so. you
must, like myself, have been struck with sur
prise at the great number of horses just seven
years old. A shrewd Scotch jockey whom I
once employed to aid me in the selection of a
horse, as ho examined the animals mouth, In
quired of the seller, 4llow old is he?' 'Seven
years.' All,' said Johnny, 'that seven years
ago was a tremendous year for colts.'
Do Dons 'REASON ?—Professor Mapes thinks
dogs can reason. We doubt it. If they could
they would not make such asses of themselves
as to go a mile in 2:40, just because a tin
cullender is fastened to their tail.
The following medical works will be pub
lished shortly.
Burns on the hand.
Mole on the arm.
• Cracks on the head. •
Blows on the nose.
ANECDOTE OF WEBSTER.
RA IL ROAD POE TR%
ECM=II
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Qcoutttil.
furniturc.
A 0,131 ,- AtT B. SiNFILEN7, CABINET
HA I: Eli, a UN DEENA li. lilt
lla•olvor street, next door to
li lass s II eel.
Ile iv.,11.1 respectfully inibrin the
o( Carlisle 11111 the 'milli,' generally, flint he
has 11t,., large z, idegaut ,issortimultof Vlilt-
N ITC I E, e(1115iSli11,1 ill pvt nt\lardrolc,Cardaud,th
et• Bureaus. Bedsteads, plitin and hue
c„ inanutlictured ot the best inaterltl
~ss.-tinent of CITA I fIS at tiro lowest
\ ,srir as BLIND.: made to order. and repairing
1.1..11h011y attended to.
;pi,- is 1111 neido at, the shortest notice; and hay
iuT spletl.ll,l 11,3E50 lie will attend funerals iu 1.11 11 or
manta y.
I.tiwtriLer the stand—nu:A ilonr to 11. Glass's
11.101. B. B. I L t.)t
Flill\lTtTllEßO(►.i.
%%EA Elt would r, suerionlly r: d 1
.litho attention of I lonco.koepors and filo 1,01,1ic
-• Jto his ostonsk Al l: of rlo,ruol Ft'llN I E.
\Vartlr'.l,es,Cvlitn• and TA dos.
- l' lain Ittlreatig, olory otlon.
i.ratodl of ..low On hand.
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tVl l tte Granite. ~ l itted mitt Line Nat'l, Miner wets et
ery variety aed 1111,0, 1 , ,,V1S i nI jlitrhers, tllrerlit. dish-
&e. (11ass-w are—cent fe laid., and mantel lmps,
Candelahra. and calmer latiipm,vreat rarity. table and bar
tumblers, gnidets. &e. Fruit and preserve dishes, iv va
riety. 1'e.1,11.-Wllll--1 W.,, bucket s. churns. Nay Is, last ter
printsandladle , ,.ineal buckets, .ve.
white wasleFertil.l.ln4:, hand and sh , .e• brushes, dusters,
',rooms. &e. Mmt t ..n.l trasellillt: dash, 1 , .
Also n rhnira le., ,rtment of 'Fel a.•... , and `e~ere. Cull
Ve who tiro fond Of e•lv,i brands id Stenus owl try 11•,
4. 4 .1 44 e1pe5, fte,...nlios... l tcdottoills and '411..1'111a varietie,
ltrld you will :111,1 them le quality.
half Spanish and entainon 4....e4nr5. with elude,. sun milt Ana
chewing tO)Oir..o.
1/ 1 0 TILE MILLION
t UN P •
4 ,, • I am Just receiving lay i'all
st. , ,el; of l'.l
•IILP• Clealvhieli surpass In style, quality
•••• " and price any that have ewer
Moen exhibeted in Carlisle. I respectfully solicit a call
from persons lu nant o f Paper Hangings of any descrip
tion, as I ant confident by assortment far snrpasses miy
in the Borough: and in style and prices has lint few rb.
nals in the city. I only ask of the public to call anti
as
amino my assortment before ptirchasing, as I am confi
dent lay chaste designs cannot fail to please the most
fastidious. .101Iti TA
West side of North Hanover Street,
AD] ES'. please call at BAWL INS'
J Wholesalo and Itet all sllo}3 STORE, opposite the
hail Road Depot, if you want
flood French Morocco Itom s for $1 On
Tau c,dored Callers, fused, Si
Fine. French Morocco Jenny Liuds, 75
Linen Lustre Gaikrs t 2
Good Cloth Shoes, Su
French Morocco Ties.
(toed Madras Slippers,
Childreo's 1k :ins. 12
Carlisle. Mar 23
.) 00TS AN I) SHOES. The subserib
ifr or has new on hand a very extensive nod well se
ected stock of II 001' 5 and SII 0 S.
which ho will sell at unusually low pric
es. Purchased from wholesale dealers,
nt low rates, he CUM oiror such Induce.
moots to purchasers as will make It their interest to vis•
It his establishment. lie has ovary article In the Boot
nod Shoo line—for Ladles' or 'Oentlemons' wear—he
therefiwo deems It on nece , sary to particularize.
Lity- Persons desiring good and cheap goods aro Invit
ed to give him a call.
era
Co , Co., DAVIS &
•-• t. Co., 270 Market Struet,
Philadelphia,
AGENTS FOR JACOB RIIEEM, CARLISLE,
and Philadelphia. Cars Isait both places East and West,
tales every Week. Tueridays and Fridays. All business
entrusted to Bingham. Davis & Co., will be attended to
with prompt uses, whether In sales, produce or freight.
A. 11. BARN In, North street, Baltimore, has also
entered into this arrangement, and will attend prompt
ly to all business entrusted to him. May:3o,-3m.
IPP:g
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MK eti... TEAS, COFFEE—
. The subscriber has just
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GROCERIES, as well as all the other variety of articles
Nnsually kept In a Gro:ory Store, embracing Rio
Ac ß aormit 7 rigends,igadrici , z—ruttelihr,
t t u l it e r e lE n e t t;
mime, of fine qualities;' Chocolates, Splces,Dalry
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fend at the lowest cash prices. We are thankful for the
former support gluon us; and invite a further call from
our friends and customers. J. W. EBY.
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H APPINESS! HAPPINESS!!
WHAT CAN .11AliE Us HAPPY?
whole• pleasure, all the joy!. 01 fie❑6e,
Lill in three word;—health, Peucu , laid Compekence
But when we lisve pains, aMktion or anguish. ‘ . 4
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the diro.•l iottS Poe bet r tir=r by the first return r f nreii ,•r
11 interN iem lire d esired. Or re.] tn•ste,i,
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their operation, and rertain of restoring . nature to Its
proper channel. In every Instance liase there i ills pate
veal so:ryes:4u). l'hey insatiably open thf•Se ut struetiet.s
to with:la Females are liabie, and bring maitre into its
proper channel, whereby health is ret tored and the pale,
and deathly countenance changed to it healthy one. Nil;
female — Jan enjoy good health unless she is re.tulttr; and
whenever an obstruction tales plaice, wbether from ex
posure, cold or any other cause. the general health im
mediately begins to decline, and the st ant of cur h to r'lll
- has been the came of i.o many C1011 , 1111101.1`1% Ullitang
young females. To ladies at hose health teill not rertnit
of an increase of their family, these pith:Win proVi , n 'tail
112014 , netillifiltioll, !IS they till pie, vitt pregnancy.—
Headache. rtili in the side. palpitation of the heart, leer
thing of food, anti di turbed sleep do most always arise
from she interruption of nature: and w tomes er flint iis
the case, the pills will 111v:trial ly remedy all thert evils.
Nor are the less alllcaeinus in the cttre of I.'urorrhn•a.
COIIIIIIOI,IS piPS should nev.
er be taken during pregnancy, as they would be sore to
causer miscarriage. NYarranted purely Yegeta I.le. and
irate from anything illillllol.lB 10 hid or hrdtlt, }'inland
explieit directions accompany each box.
l'heso pills are put tap in square that boxes. Persons
where there Is no agency est:11410o at. 1.): rondo.
sing true Dollar in a letter. pre-paid. to Dr.
ts. No. 21;7, Bleeeker street... New York, ran hat e them
sent to their respective addresslve by mail.
TTTST RECEI VIE AT THE PAI‘I
eILY GROCERY STORE of the ruabscriLer, n Ma
Hon Gall, . .
. .
A new supply of fresh Water•Crirkors,
Soda, butter. Pie Mr and Sugar BuiEcnit,
Patina, Corn Starch. 'faploa, Sam Pearl Barley,
Extract of Coffee, nice Flour, flaking 'Powder, &O.: -
A TIOW let of superior 'fable ()11.
Pickles, Tomato Hutt:imp, French Mustard.' Bay
Rum. &c. J. W. EBY.
SUELDON
"STEW
tG R no GROCERY
- -ER I ES:t AND VARIETY STORE
Thu subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
the public generally, that he basing returned from the
city with a largo and varied assortment of
GROCERIES, GLASS and QUEENS-WARE.Ar - VTI
FISH, .t.r...t.. which he offers for sale on the 1 " 111 rk
must reasonable terms, at Ids New Store e l 11 J.'
corner of North Hanover street and the Pul. ~,, , ,:f
Ile Square, directly opposite the Carlisle De. •
posit Bank. Ills stock etIIbr2ISCS everything usually
In n Grocery and Variety store.
The public are Invited to call and examine his stock
before purchasing elsewhere, as ho feels confident ha can
sell the best goods at the lowest prices.
.-,..-- J. D. HALBERT.
GA. SALT.-5000 Sacks G. A.
• SALT, for solo by
CAIM, GEISE & Co.
Flour & Gmln Commission Merchants, Fpear' , 4 wharf,
Baltimore, Doc 5
WE call the attention of the public to
PORTAI3I4I GARDEN OR FIRII:ENOINE, for
watering gardens or extinguishing fires. An excellent
article, neat, dump and conveniont For sale at
noel-1854 SAxTos,s.
1 Qr-c 5 I AM NOW RE . CEIVING
lout d ony spring stock of PAPER BANGING:.
which t largest anti most varied assortment eve!
opened In Carlisle. to which I invite the early attentior
of the public, as I intend selling at prices which cannot
fall to please the closest purchaser. --
march2B .1011 N P. LYNE.
ATTENTION DYSPEPTICS—Those
,of you who have beim of for years,wlth Mir
somo disease, and 'who have been using almost
every Nostrum before the public without relief, we 'say
to pantry "Kloffor's Antinyspeptie" and you willsore:
booonvinced of its great superiority, over every othe,
preparation. We could give you many.certificates enrob
orating our emertlons, but a singlo trial Is worth more
than all. This remedy Is prepared and sold at the Drub
Store of A. J. HEISTED., South 'Hanover street, a fey
doers south of the Court !louse, Carlisle.
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II:111111s Oki 11411 d mot it 1 ON. 111:d at ki.et
litihdri 11 per Cent initrn.Vut. hes. iii,ill to :hill its
is ennsilleranle :Alia:tat 5; It is tki.th.ly nctv.ut.d
against ineistitre anti si nntitil. ens tottit n,
:.!1 ilangt ran raliFini 1nt1,.. Ly 1111 /MS ull4.ihoad. tau,
I , sst Sr any iltSl' OA' tt (t all( 0.
Tlitt%e .)itttehes are psnlttii au tlati lie g met; i r mete
way to ',Lipped is any part st the 11 silt' ti Alt perfect
,ticty, 'I hey are the mist tiet.iral is article t. r llr ist.
t onAntat that, and the ouihtruand we•teni minket
that hiti It ever teen invented.
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et:amine for I,.lienit.elt es.
f;.T...rl:ese thatehns. are 1V.% PLI A N9'1...1 . 1 to 1 n ..viperinr
to anything lieletsll4 0 an:led t.. tho
.111 IN 14. N I V
-106 Noi Eh lOU hl II 1 hiind'a
Dee'r 4. Isr 4
Ti ['SKI:I' I , Ilreioling less
tram ounce+, for the cure of Herniae,' I. nit.nre
llcllu wledg,,d ny the highest medical antherititset
incompat ably superior to ally other iu u,,,
Eitaferors win! he gratified to leam that the ec(ahl,lll low
offers to procure not only tin Lip hest mai nn. stf n, y. hut
as durable a Truss as any other, in lieu of the cowl mug
unertnfociaLle article usually iold. ']litre is no dif
irulty attending the fitting, and 'a Len the pad h. lo‘at
ed it will retain Its position v. hilt ut atinge.
Persons at It diStonce 111111b10 to call on the sultecriber,
ran Lave the Trues sent to any address, Fy tenritting
tine dollars for the single 'lmes, or ten for the double—
with measure round the hips, and stating Fide affected.
It will be eNehanged to suit If net htting. by returning
at once, unsoiled. For sale only by the Impel-ter.
CALI B 11. NF.F.III.ES.
Corner Twelfth and line Ftrcets.
fra— lAntss, requii ing the benefit of 3lechanical Sup
porters, owing to the derangement of the Int, tel Or
gans, inducing failing of the Womb. Vocal. Pulmonary.
Dyspeptic, Nervous and Spinal Weakness, are it:termed
that n competent and experienced LADY will Le in at•
tendance at the Rooms. (set apart fir tbilr eXdUdiro
use) No. 114 TWELFTH St., Ist door below Mice.
July 28, '54.
GRATIS !—Just Published—A law
DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE.—A few words or the
Rational Treatment, without Medicine, Sperm:lol , lnm,
or local weak ness,llerrous debility.low spirit it, lessit udo.
wkakuess,of the limbs and hark. indisposition and lora
peciti for study and labor, dullness of emu ebenslon,
loss of memory. aversion to society, love of Boland%
ti
midity,solfdistrust. dizriness. headache. involuntary
discharges, rains In the side, affection of the oyes. Om.
pies on the face, sexual and other infirmities In man.
From the French of Dr. D. I/chancey:
The Important fact that these alarming compls Into
may easily he removed wormier xti ii IT, this small
tract, clearly demonstrated, and the entirely hew
highly successful treatment, ns ndopted by the Author.
fully explalned.by means of which every one is evulled
to cure himself perfectly and at the least pi .slble riot,
avoiding thereby all the edvertkmd nostrums ot the
day. .
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, in a s scaled
envelope, by remitting' (post paid) two postage stamps
to DoLancey, l 7 LispePard street, York.
Match 1-ly
AsGRICULTIJRAL AND lIORT.V.
° CULTURAL TOOLS.—Superior Unloading Hay
'oi , 8 and 4 pronged ; Improved Horse Hoes, Cu!Oys
ters, Cast Iron Garden Boilers, Garden Engines, Tubular'
Iron Scythe maths. English Lawn Bakes, English Mo.
ted Back Lawn ' Scythes. Grass Hooks, Hedge E bears,
Ladles' Gordon Shears, Weeding Forks, Transplanting
Trowels. with other finonortleultural Tools, per late or.
rivals from Europe
PASCHALL MORRIS k CO.,
Agrlcultnnd Ware House and Sea Store.
ray 30 tf Cornorot 7th and Market et& Phllai
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