3.1). ifirdiaortiug.
- THE. LAMB OF' GOD.
The most signifizant "and remarkable typo
' ntrodueed info the divine ordinances, "
inkaisraers hietbry: and ritual, , was the
. amit. It even nieeta , us'at 'the threshold of
Paradise,l;n the sight of Abel; as an object
)artioularly' acceptable itt.the eight of °ed.
Later on, 'the lamh,!witit its Weed; conee - -
'rates tbe'colnnettooment of the history of the
The sprinkling or, tlio doer-posts
With:the bloodcof lamb was the means of. fora
?Vepreservation in Egypt -from
. the sword of
:he destroying_:.ang'el, r and the departure -of the
?ebkle tropi Pharaoh's - . house • of.' bonclue, l
thqt time tne,Larith continued io .be the
:neat promimmt figure by which ''Grod tyPihed
the' ruiurikMessialf to the children ,s or
ham. • .I.lencefOrivard it acquired an •abbling
footing iti hsrti l's snerificial ritee' in general,
and in th6yearyr;lissovei in partienlar. —ln
the latter, each hoUse was enjoined I,Pthe
laic law to bring n Male lamb, withoui blue
ish or intirmicy, to the' sanctuary, there i sj.-
emnly cozalS3 transgressions over it, thenbTing .
•
i t •typically 'burdened with their • sins, "to the
- court - of the - tenipte - to be slain - r - and -- a ftei
:was _roasted consume it entirely in festive dem
munion, with joy and thanksgi'ving to Jehovah:
That `ihkli was stl prophetically typical in
this wail so . oppurga that even the
Toot sinful mind could not .ntiatake
one who. sus onlysusceptible of that which
was divinely symbolical, ft'elt impressed with
the idea that tliis divine ordinance could hare
no other alai than to keep alive in 'steel,
long with - the ;eineitibrance of *theApioutised
Deli'verer, : the cionfidenoe and hope - in him
--- ,loltn-tl~~ I3.iptlst appears theLwilderness;_
and the En bt greeting with which he welcomes
him, "Behold:thel'rub of God, which: ta
keth away sin of the worti:!" thereby di
rioting the titt'xitiOn of the whole world to Jo
tins; as if . therewere theoceterth nothing else
- worth seeing in heaven or on earth—l-L/111 thim,
Lomb of ; and by so doing he • ue . rtaitily
dirpOts us, to the greatest and most beautii'ying.
of airtnysteries,.. - trtid•to'rttre pith- and- marrow
'in the entire gospel; For if 'Christ , had been
only the "Lion of the tribe' of Judah,"'-and
not at the B:turteatitne the." Lamb," what would
if have uvitiled us? As the Lamb h •he is the
- - -
desire of ull,uations, the htar of hope"to• the
uziloe frein,Eoen, the BOA of righteOusness io,
the night of borrow .to those wohtn the law
04.124101/1115, U.,14/ the heavonly ltunp to tho writiL
derer in the gliiinny isle of---death.—K.rumma
MIN
WONDEIIFUL Tzttmia.--This marvel -7.,
ono atory.la froin Meister Knee Sketch hook :
• " Talk of opening OYatere,"enid
cane. " why nothing ie easier if you only
know how." •
" And hair's how,'^itiquired Starlight.
"Scotch Snuff," answered old Hurricane,
very sententiously, " Scotch Snuff. - Bring
Jt. little of it ever so noar their. noses, and
=km-their lideoff."
I know a genius," observed Meister Karl,
" w,ho•has a better plan. Ile spreads the
bivalves in a cirolo and 'begins Spinning a
-Sontetitnes it is , an ailveature in 'Alex- .
'too—sometimes a mar'telons stock operation
in Wall.stieet. •As he proceeds the natives
- get interested ;-one- one-they-gape with
astonishment as the tremendous and
.direful
whippera .are poured. forth . ; as they
gape, my friend whips them put, peppers
them, and swallows them."
That'll do,',-baid. Starlight, with a „long
digit: "I wielivve had a bushel of ntill-ponds
•
hergottow—they'd open easy.'
HOBO ANSWERING QunBvionn7: 7 :What 4 M
is
be done to owlduot a siewertper
"wrritel" • _
Speaking 'of the eastern 'tar, one asked
What will be the espence pence 1"
• Wheels'necessary for a farmer to , assist
him 1--" 4 8 tele I"
Whatte thebest thing to settle the slaver . ) ,
confusion r•-•-" fusion !" ' _
What would give a blind man - the greatest
`delight ?_" light!" •
Whatis the - hest councirgiven by a . Justice
Of the Peace ?—" Peke 1" • -
-Who commands the greatest abomioatione?
—ii
• , • nations •I", •
' •
„What cry ie the - greatestlerithe Ike 1”
What are some _woolen's "thief essrcise?- 7
, •sightt 1" , •
-Vibe amen biPaiitifal than she 1 I demand .
an ensier4"-Anir.sir
Tu Biir 11101 TO TOOT.:— . Too go:doers
bad their crops
om, Wbo ~ of ma killed by frost, one of
_
fretted itreatiy-siiia'grifitibled
at m a lees,. visiting hie neighbor some time
ter, was itStsishes! Sel ~_,Pother 41 / 4 1 . :crop
and Inquired bosr It could be. *nage
erowbat I sowed while You were fretting,' wee
the reply.alvkie ' loo's you ever
but I put it off tlll , l late _ repalre4 the alio
akiilf.!:','Why, then; tie:tea no tuna to fret at
1414" -1'040; tiers the PAWS I pat it
.'
SATAN. AND 'TDB FAIR SEX.
Mahommedans rehtte the following story as :
firi-nuthentiosantl_veiltable-piece of -Teaditio ;
illustrittive-otyhe fact that *the -Devil ' rr.- himSelf
'has duties 'to perform in: the Woild,'ind- that
all things would _i),wron. if he were: idle and_
neglect them : - • -
`Jti.• the: days of ' Mahomed:' there' was.•au
Arab who.had.a very , pretty Wife r The'devil
farmed hitnsolf into aneiactand accurate like
netts of herlitisband, so that she could not for
the life of her.telfwhis,l6va - S — ber husbaifd.:
Both claimed' her t utt r at. is- the • real husband
antFthe devil in his likeness. The ease excited
ottreh interest in the neighborhood, but no so
be-obtaited,---
- &length the_cnee..was brought before:his -
Msjesty the Prophet. Itliihomrded,:after a, lit ,
- tlThrifleotion, held up a 'certain .eartheit.-pot
in/his hand, _with a spout like a 'teapot, and
said to thempoth
'Now il ,whiehever is-the„realr husban I will I
enter. ibis vessel- by. the spout, and • thus 0.9 7 _
tablishrhis claim to the w.oraan..' :
- The devil'as haling more capacity in that
way than the sturdy drab of roil flesh and,
bones, entered at mice in thet s pot as suggested
The moment he entered; Mahomed . : .clesed .. the
top of the spent,. andtept him' shut in. • By
the time illahommed had kept - him Mint up
fur a few days,
.it was ascertained. that the
'world was getting wrung in all Ds machinery.
IMaliemmed was therefbro- etinstrained to let
the Devil out of his confinement, to take
necessary management of the affairs 'of the
world. But before restoring him to•ithi_ lib-_,
erty again, Mationstned extorted a., solemn'
promise' froni him that ho would never trouble
the - lair sex' any More, but confine hiinSelf to . '
what he could do among the 'mule SOX.'r
AND _CREDULLIA! SCADLIAL
mongers of BrOoklyn have recently Inid enough
'out in t
misfortunes of a pastor of
a congregati.m of 'the MetholinChurelt in
the city: A girl who piefossed to be conver
ted last - Whiten., by a series of inventions, led
ithe_clergYman to believe that a (gentleman of
ltro . oltlyn, to whiln OM had !Iten invoked his
serious attentiyn i had suddenly died at Charle•
town S. C. leaving in 3 his_ will -to. her and to.
the .pastor.--ettch . 4150,060: The story'-rives
largely circulated and was common rumor
about town at one time. A. few weeks age he
started on a:trip in Charleston, to obtain the'
papers which would secure to hint wealth. Ile .
arrived there safe, and called' tthe place di
rected, but no one could' give him r any iufor
,mation of the persott ho sought ; and, after
spending several .da,gs in a fruitless search, he
retraced 'his steps, to 'Brooldyn, minus $5O,
dispirited, and with a strong'suspicion turking
lit his mind that he had been victimized. .To
olear up the thattei, he at once called on the
Path r f 'the', informant, to see-if he could
t row any light upon the affair. He told his
story, but great.to his astonishment when he
heard the reply to' his anxious inquiries:—
"Yen never should" hate believed a word the
gal said ; I Bever do. :ghe is always up to
suCh^trioks, and ',don't pretend to have ant
control over 'bee'
Mil
MonAu kr SALT LASE.—A traveler wlio
has reeently,visited . the Salt Lake settlement,
gives a fearful picture of the degraded • moral
condition of that"heaveu upon- earth."' lie
says that - amongst - the - revolting' features
Morn:woit institutions..thatwhich permits mar
riage between 0 000000 rotenone is the worst.
tie - has met with numerous instances of moo
marrying both mother and daughter. A bish
op of one of the wards married six wives, all_
sisters, and moreover hie nieces, fie men
tions that Brigham Young lately built a'• ha
rem of stone to . cage his ninety beauties in.
but that they all kicked against the arrange
ment and asserted their rights to be treated
like free born daughters of Eye._ The Gover
nor:he saysi was obliged to - cave -
INCREASE 0, WEALTH in Ohio.—ln theyear
1850, before the completion of the railway
oysteli, the State of Ohio bad •an agoegate
smounlortexable property rated at $430,.
876,840, mid id the year 18J55, after the cow
pletion of the systetn, the value :-of the same'
description tf 'property is set down ,at $869 0
877,351, very 'nearly double. • Nothing oaii
more'foroibly ilinsirato the • wonderful ;effects
otrailway_ improvements Open the-prosperity
of a etate. entered more la
than any 'otilet . member of the confederacy
upon the development Of the aystem of 'Vail-
COLVll•ltsvoLvsata.--=ll. has•been estimated
that over : 400,000 pistol" bave be et turned
out al the manufactory itlHartford. Of these
on'o-tbird have been sold-in California. The
United States have been ^furnished with , six
thousand, ' Which at oost_of $2B, would be .
$168,000, added to reprtirs, 14 . 4 will amount
to several theisand '
.more.:Ahout 2,000
annually sold in New , York .city by jobbers
andthe - retail trade, • whiah would amount
average to nearlyis4o,ooo. -
• 166 The seataity barrele-Ae accounted
far In the fact that the ladiea hard unniopelfited
tho,ll)9Ps: _
g-q,,,t.11-9.,j,'; : .:.:' :: *r.qt1. ;. -
Orttg , storto.
IFLE - G S T-,
I) • has Moved his storfrom the former Stand-to ills
new building hinnediately opposite, and adjoining Mr.
C. Tllll6ll'B' Store Having made flVOryjirrangement to
preserve his 'Medicines fresh. and 'pure, and having !
_replonlqhed his assortment of, Carefully seleeted drugs,
ho, is now again prepared to attend to business way'
are and promptness. 'Ms assortnient will furnish
almost Ovary thing that. may be called for, either by the!
physician. or. the ra..Otily;ro moritio use.. The greatest
- earsmnd:preculitietf will-ho-ob rind !tithe eoinpaund.: -
Ing of prescrlptiens and dispen ng,of, medicines. • Ills .
iissoitmentnf Confection/trio/I rind Fancy Ueda is. Very
general, and will linable purqbaser.t.te suit th - emseives.
-DAUGS. AND °HEM I CAL
, With' Splendid variety of
.
CONFECT I ON.A .kNU`FANCY GOODS.
7%/c undersigned has' just replenished' his stmk of
goods; and as his Drags and Cho/Meals, have been se-
Trupared - tollll - Jitterdinii
proltiptly ilisfrlends may yely.n.poiLthe genuineness
and purity Of-every'-
1118 stock of CONFE.OI.IIOIIAItY,Is large and selected
'with speelid reference to thoifoliday's.! It will zaford
any variety persons may !desire .in . that line. lie has a
large:assortinent of French, German and domestic Fancy
C1111(lieN. all fresh and of the very best quality.. Ills as
sortment of FANCY t/001/8 Is large and erubraces ul
most every thing necessary for: thn'Tollet Auld Faintly.
1110 invites special attendee to his Fancy .Werk lances;
Bags, Cologin , bottles,- Watch' and-Card. Trays,
Quick sale strl
rails shall tharacouiso our business.
.dor. J. Icl Pllll.,
ipRESET DRUGS, MEDICINES; &c
&c.-1 have just received front and
- Sew York' very extensive additions to ruy
4 former stock, embracing nearly. every article
Of Medicine new use, together •' with
_ y Tur_pentine, rdriu
niery, Soaps, Stationary,Fine-Cutlery,Fikli
-4.3- ing Tackle, Brushes of almost every deterip; .
i on, with nu ondioaa variety of other 'articles, which I
am deterinined to sell nt rife Vtaty• trirsv prices.
All Physicians, Countr;y. Merchants, Pedlars and • 6th•
ers, .ure respectfully requested net to pass the OLlh
STAND, us they may rest assunid that every article will
hesold of a good quality, and upon reasonable terms.
ELLIOTT,
Main street. Carllsles
1013
.(BUGS ! DRUGS ! littUGS !' Fresh
1., Ui Pl'iNl s
(A which,
1 have just' received a fresh stock of
1 -
• Medicines, Pintas, (Anus ; Oil, & r ., linviug
beau purchased-with groat. wire at the hest•vlty
• houses. l cancimiiiiently recommend VT
.Vaiiiilies,
Physicianii, country Mural:Lifts and Di:aloes; LIS IIL ,
fug fresh and pare. . •'.
..
..
Intlltiti--Patent :tiedOnes, :Finn Chemicals, Ittstru-'
-meats,purojissenttal OilS,_LierleimutLExtrailiblipices;_
ground and whole,. Er.;•OIICPS, Perfumery,
w v e, •
• -idt.'B-BTUFFB,--Indigoes, Aitutlers, BunnierAlum, Log
and Cam Woods, Oil Vitt 101, Copperas,, Lee • „
I.AINYti-L.Wetherill & Brother's Pure Lead; ChroMe
Green and Yellow, Paint ,and Varnish Brushes, Jersey
idusord Oil. 'Airpeniine.Copal end eqach .
Varnitt. and ited Lead.' All of. which will be sold at the
very lowest:market mice. .
Also, a fresh and. splendid assortment of F A N-C
YrultS, Confectionary, and. innumerable other
articles calculated for use and ornament. till of wliffh
are offered at the lowest cash prices. at the cheap Drug,
Book and Fancy Stoic of the sub ifiir oo "Nelda] law
eyer street', t‘'
"
"771,
1()1OTEIt of Ilan.
o.‘
over and Louther tR.
C WAS J(:Alll,ltiLll.—'l'hi e utieraig
ed bus always nu hand a largo stock of auperior Cabluat
Ware, Iti all - The styles,.witirli lid is prepared to
sell at tile lowest prices, Ile invites attention particu
larly to the PATENT :eiuvu 110111 , 31 ,11FDst ace, it 1110 . 4
ust article, which entirely obviates all objectiona.-.-
TLIO tt.uUl bo, attaaluat otkl.iladateaata, May /lava
gt you entire etatiafaqtiou to rill who Lave Chola in, upo, •
(.4.1f ,. 1.15 , S made to Order at the shortest notice.
JA3404 h}7 rest.
•
I tOBERT n B. d
SlkllLL'l ht3 ,.' .C..kRINET
A - rth Hanover street, next dour to; 1
Uliies's Hotel.
lie would respectfully Inform the
althorn; of Carlisle and the public generally, "that he
has noir on hand a large and elegant assortmentof FUR-
N FrUitE,consisting in part of Wardrobes, Card and oth- .
ur Tables, Sofas, Bureaus, Iledstoads, plain and fancy
Sowing Stands, Ac., manufactured of the beet material
and quality warranted.
Also n Aeneral assortincnt.of CHAIRS at the lowest
•prlces. Yearttas.lll.Dips made to order, and repairing
prouittly attended to. •
Xfir. COFFINS made at the...shortest notice; and hav
lug a.splendld.hearse hu will attend funerals in town or
country.-
41 - 0" Remember - the stand—next door to H. Olass's
Itntol:- II." 01 [LEY.-
R
E XTENSIVE FURNITURE ROOM
--:JAIIES-11. HAYEIt would resnecfoully rail
oit the attention of Krouse-keepers and the public
to his OKtellfiiVO atqck of elegant FURNITURE,
t nautilus. adas, Watrdfobes , G7entre.a.nlli'abloll,
Dressing and Plain Bureaus, and every other
article in his branch of business- Also now on band
she largest 'assortment of CHAIRS \in Carlisle,
•
the lowest pi?c 4 e). - AO.FFINS made \at the short-
set notice at Hearse provided felqunemis. Ho '
solicits a cal at his establishment, on North' lan
roar strew), near Olasso's Hotel.
(tura hired out by the month or 'rear.
31iistafancous.
DRE SE JIVING S UGA It. —4 general
a ssort cent 'of Crushed, Sifted and ' Pulvnrlstal
Sugars of host quality, as also Soft Crushed, Clarified
and other qualities constantly on..haud, suitable for
preserving ;and alt other purpoies=generally at OLD
Pmts.
Also a constant , supply of the choicest Woes, Teas,
Spices and other articles in variety always on band.—
attention Is invited to our stock before buying elsewhere.
Carlisle; July 26, '65. .
J. EBY...
S PA INT . • •
PA.IN'S - ITAlOSPitatill CHURNS
J—A full supply of the.aboye celebrated Churn, now
on hand or Ml the different sizes, from 4 gallons to 60.
fireeolved . the first premium at the late Pennsylvania
,Stato Pair, the first premium at the Franklin Institute
and Delaware and Maryland . State Fairs, and various
others at different places.' will make more and bolter
hurter from a given amourd'of cream and in less time
• than any churn in the, market. For. Wale wholesale and
retail by. '. PASCHALL MUMS
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store, corner.or7th`
and filarket, •. /1364—tr
S 'A IN IDDIaE
GThe ' .
t - iiibs!lbe . : i' ::' A coivtiri N Ues E to iS il i ry 4 o i n t. th:
above busimws,in•all its various brariches, in North Llan.
over street, Carlisle. two doors North of Ixeriard , s corner
Where he intends keeping* hand sigeneral assortment
In his line, consisting of all' kinds of fashionable SAD
, ...DLES, Bridles, Martingales, 0 10 1 04'
• - ' Oircingles and Halters, also TRUNKS,
\_..,.4....,, A , .w„, traveling and saddle ~L, ~,,;. ,7%,„
r
~„,,,,,,: liags.i.. He and
Juan- ,••. - Y --°- ' •
!l I I\ I I lIIII.' •
.11*oturea, the meat '‘,'1 4 ,., VI t
iiir '' „- ~. 1 . \s, \ l l iiißprOVed SPAN 111 H .
i ' 1!, ,', ' SP It IN(1 ' Sebum ever used fit fills
11l Nl4'l' '1• , country, and those wishing a hand
.. ' II'!' ' ' some, durable. and . pleasant saddle
' - wilt do well 'to call and 'atoo them. Ile
'• A also manuacturis , Harness, Bridles,
' - • - _ Collars -.and, Nlrivipl In all tbeir.yarle-
Hes; and confidently . ' believes' from the general approba
tion-or hircustoniers7that" - be - Makes - the - neatest and:
,best gear's, in all their variety of bredtb; that Is made In '
;the, country. He, also makes all kinds of. BiltriAses to .
;order, vie: 15trivw; Husk,. Curled Hair and • Spring Mak
rasses •
t. .•
_All the above articles 'will be *ado of the best
materiel and workmanship, and with the titmost'des-.
:patch..
..- . - ...• . - . , . WM I °SU •DAN
. .
"NEW GOODS .—,The subsOriber. has
• , just remived. froth Philadelphia a large • aisort•
men obleasoriable goods, which will be sold very cheap
7-oppoilie the 1G R. Depot, Diu.
Had0e m. . 01, 6 4a ..
polls* Yeb. 20,
CUE
Eitorcs nub '01)013.6.
_YI r ATO.I•I3I;SIS,I 4 O,(),k
- ,FANCY'JPAY ELM% Ate.
I have now on'imild and forint. , at
nay ..nu oiaou ou uuiu serum. ' opposite Marlon Ball, an,
entirely now and Ologant Stage of • 1.• , •
• WATGII ES, :I &NEL BY, 31.1.1 DA LION S, • &c::, •••
Id-kuvor-Wa. .
.Silver.Lopino and Quarter Witches ; a largo variety, di
Gold Anclito . s4or LadieS and Gentlemen.. , .
.W(141110118, a_sideudid itsserunceot for ladles and gents.
Breast Pins ofeV.ery--Pattera, and all.prices,.— •
(hid Chains ter vest and fob, gold curb chains, , • •
blogov Itings, °Ulf-his, Stu Is, Sieevo Buttons.
Pros;:cs. prop and iloop p.cr-links, •iarge rarloty.,
Silver and Plated Vcirks,_.T:ible anciToa Spoons, Butter
of various styles andpritele, r -
G •
old and Silver Thimbles, • •
-.._-
Gold, Silver and Common Spat tripe, a large assortment
, to cult all : geS, and to which we invite particular
" attention. . • . , • - -
Port Monocles, a large assortment at,every price,
Gold Pond of tho hest Make at various prices. • .
Fancy Box Port FoliVF - 4 ..4 . C . ourttenns; - ,Spechrelo-coses,--
battles Cafd Cases; silver and pearl, at_varkais
ittlieelotg;;gold and - common; -Watch-Cliaina , -.-2;!
Alec; a large varloty (Cuticles in the:.keweiry
which:l.'lAl sell atthe•ldkYostiprices:"
ranted to be what they aro sold for. '
trO -Particular attention paid 10. the 01+;
WATGIikS, and ail work warranted. Iteturn+ngt`mt;s
to-my old Mona and 'custoiners for fermi r patron ge,
I respectfully solicit a continuance of OM;
junir2o • . (AIN LYN.
rr,
KROWh•-•, eNLND W
VA GROL.I.It 1
A DUTY STORE,
The subscriber would reap .etluprinforin hit; friends and
the public generally - , that he has just returned from the
city with a large and 'varied assortment
InKIEIIIES, GLASS and QUEENS-WADY, •
lelSll, te., k.. which he ottera for sale on iHririk.
niOat reasonable • tertna; at his New Stoll', r Ar.ll4-1
corner of North Hanover stroet and the Pul- i y t , •41:,
De Square, directly opposite the Carlhile De,.
el consisteney 111
Tagil. Bank:. - 111s_ _Steak einbrnses.everything usually
in elleacory and Nurioty store.
The public urn InVited to call and examine his stock
bcfare inircluising!dsolybeve,'es laa feels c6nfitleut. ha can
sell the hest gouda ut the lowest prices. •
HALM:VT.
GI
ERIESir .The subscriber . ha's just
addedAtAis former stock IL general Selection of
of
tlitOCE1111:S. as well as all the other variety of art irks
-C 7, - usually kept in a Urocery Store, embracing Me
OK; 0911°c—roasted and green--nt I'2 anti 14 cents
per Orleans, Clarified, Crushed and Pulverizid
Sugars, of fine qualities; Thorellates.Spices * DairT
Salt. and n variety of Fancy articles. all of which are o.
fared at the lowest, cash prices. We-are thankful the
Winer support, given us, and ,invite a further call from
our friends and customers. - J. W. EBY.
llall. •
fl H.INA LASS - 7AND - QTTE - 1,:\.1 - 6` 1
. ) -- IVART;. - --i)lii-liousekeepcia-anti--Yoittig,witit.thrs., I
alas Who 2111010xperting to become housekeepers ; are MI it
ed to callllA.Llikatrii - F'A:ll I IX tilitiCEßY Mot ex
'amine ‘ li is elegant:assortment, ef Chin a, olass a n Queen f.
ware antrother articles in the housekeeping line, - sneh
hs French and English tea slits, heavy banded and plaiu,
White Granite, gilded and blue plain, Dinner sots of et ,
cry variety and price, bowls and pitchers, tureens, dish
es; lass.-ware-i-centre - fable . and mantel; lamps,
Candelabras and other lamps, great rarity. tehic and h
tumblers, goblets, Fruit and ilff!SerVe 111S1W8,111 ;va
riety, ..emiar-ware--tubs, buckets. churns, howls, Mittel::
printhandiadlesoneal buckets; Se, liftdievreephig - ;•
white wash, scrubbing. hand anti shoo bruslicS, dusters,
brooms, ,k0... - .llarkel,'cluthes and travelling btit'lcas•
' Also a ehoico assertment oflolstece arid - fiegars. Call
he who are' thud of choice brands of Sugars and try the
Prinelpee, liegallas,StetTanonis and.other_Citha vatic ties,l
and you will find theni of. unimpeachable quality. Also
nor Spatiiiih and Commoi Seglirs, with choice sinter and
tobacco,:
YEW. G 001)S 1. NEW 6' OODS. !---
_
lIAROAINSI BARPAINS! -•
.I : 1
The subscriber halt jUst returned from Now York and
Philadelphia, and Is Sow opening an immense stock of
the Most splendid ' ', . " -
SPItING 'AND SMCAllidt GOODS'.. • '
. ,
ever brought to Carlisle.: , ~. ....
1111tE13.9 GOODS.-=fhe ladles will find a large assort
meat of beitutiftil dress goods, of, the newest styles anal
pattern ft,• .
, ..
.
.101111tOIDEli1E8•—Over 700 Needltsworked Collars.
and Flouneings, and Insortings, In great Variety.
CAItI'ETINGS=An entire new assortment of Imperial
Ingrain, Venitlan, and 'Stair Carpets.
IltitYFS ANDSIIO,ES-A full supply of Ladies', (lents
Boys. Misses'. and Children's , Shees, all kinds and
sizes. Willis' Fine Shoes for Ladles and Slpteani in the
assortment, ,
'DOM ESTICS.—A large stock of , lifuslins, Che4s
!fittings, dye., at the the Vers.-lowest notch.
In short, every article In the thy Goods line will I,
lbund -iii the assortnibtitcst quality. newest style
and at the very lowest prices. All In want of hand
some and cheap goods- will do well to call at .the old
•
stand, East :alo h a -street; .
April lb I grdl.l _ . - `CH
ARLES OGILIIY. •
_ __ -A.
NEW GOODS.a--The"iiiiiiefilie - iliTi
-
--- just - rCrefred and is now,npening a -large assort
ment of Fltb:811 - GOODS suitred to the season—pie:lm
call and get bargains.
Carlisle, Ntrr.l4, '55.. . • M. S'ODGItASS.
beis , ,fittino anh 3itachinery.
C AS. PITTING AND PL .011 . 3
0./ 7 ... 'sr
i NO.—The undersigned would Inform th.
xt,t
...M. etti/.01, of Carlisle that he has made arrant:,
u,„ 1 ,, 41,.e.AS FITTING sand PLUMBING at .tbort n.
ticv, ): trasonable, terms. • Ile bus engaged the Ell
I , f rate hand from Philadelphia, and has sup
plied Ili.4lSCh irlth an extensive assortment 01 }Tv :
.-, ii h •.s 111 enable bha to till all orders prouipti,v
A I •,, 1,0 warranted. ills stock of Gas Fixture:
trii,* , the room exactly 'opposite his Titnilin
ei4 • ' I I.• 111 Nnrthllanoverstreet,where be invite,
,
a tail. ,
TT, , SPOUTING, /ie.—lie-is also- prepared -ti.
furnish-, or make -to order, every article of TIN NAB]
used by housekeepers and others. lle will also attein
to SPOUTING, MOUSE-ROOFING, BELL 'CLANGING.
and PLUMBING. .
Thankftil for the patronage with which be hasalreatiy
been favored,bo respectMlly 'solicit!' a continuance Of
the.same. - ' •
Ceirl . l43lo,4qms 14, '64
. 1 CARLISLE PCUNDRY
• SHOP.
The subscrlberlms the itutlsfaction of In.
reWitilllK forming hla old friends and patrons the:
• • his establishithitit /wapiti InActire opt
u, new buildingetering been erected since thelate
(Ilea Irons tire and the whole establishmentAput In corn
Ovid working Order. Orders are therefore respectful)i
solicited for work in his line, which will be doue with
promptness and In the best manner.
STEAM ENGINES BUILT TO ORDER
and repaired. All kinds of idahrnery, In Paper. Mills
Urlst Mills and . 'Factories repaired at short babe. AM
Spinpiles dressed and turned.
DOBBS POWERS and THRESHING MACHINES
such as Bevil Gear Four Horse Power, liorisoiltal Gear
Your Horsomnd Two Ilorso Pqw e rs, Ploughs, Corn
Mrs and Crushers,'&c. Patterns made to cider. Iron and
Brass CASTINGS executed to order, if. not on band, al
the shortest notico.'such as Cranke ••and Mill Gearing.
Spur - andlievll Wheal:. dudgeons Ibr Saw Mills, Pion
Catitings, - Cutters, Point' Shears, Wagon' and . Coach Box
es, Spindles. Cir Wheels, Car Chairs, itc. He has afar
on hand a large supplrof Philadelphia and Troy COOK.
IEG STOT, adil is constantly making Cooking Stores
of various Improved patterns Or cotior wood, ten plate
Stoies, Orates.' &c. '" Repairing done to 411 kinds of, Mn
cbinery. Alf kinds of old Iron, Brass and Copper taken'
n exchange for work.. • '
mayfr , - FRANKON CIA4DNER.
ITa IGHLY.IMP T.
ORTANTO PUR,-
. CITABERS.—The subscriber will Open this week
• rgest • and most splendid assortment of °
SPRING AND St illhhill GOODS
over brought lb Carlisle. Au Mmetuse stock of.
• - 'French:Waked Collars, .s •
,Underskavei,
lhounrinis,
- " handkerchief* Ac.,
bought from the will :
imparter In New . York, and will be
sold at Pricarto defy all' competition.- Also, a isrge l w
sortment of beautiful Dress Goods, Ribbons; Bonnets.'
to Oorna one and all befbre purchasing ebnrhant, and
you will says money.
April 9,1966.) r • 01198. dOILBY.
IM
=ECM
'MONROE
! Ijihthlpl,in,
JOFI-11. NI;EDLIiS, IClattilfact
•'•• • •iiiEnP :-
WJTh., SIL4 - ,AND .11A111:0t0T11 SIEVES,
.Coarser.ldedlutu'and Id nein In 6:41 :' Argo, nilddlo • -alv,
• •. • and email In dbunilitir. ,
WOVES WIRE,
slzeWhf inoslt,..from Nor
to $0 inelltsive, nod free) one te'sli feet,ln tivldth,
• . They erc nuniberediho many spaces to the lineul
and cut to suit. -
'The subscriber also keeps constantly cin hand • • •
.SCILEESS b •- •
for nerd, sand ore, guano,, sun
sugar, pelt, - bone, coffee, f , .pd,O, drugs, ilytegtulTsA
Together with 'an . assounent 0f. , 11.1Q1-IT ANL) i
. All the above sold wholet;
by - " --• • .J. A. N1:1,11,3t5, . •
f 4 k:Font Street, Philo
June 4, 1856..=-1y
....
.11111N5.149 W 3 .A.l it CO : , T . ,. CONIM I. SS IC
f .
ark a V 1 111/TOS - al6DualliTi rirdirlillitliiOf - .
... ..' 1 F(1413.0,1".1 - tkf,:.1)27q1 7 .sTio J.E - Ai? - TO nA . crc
..4.-'c , c' . ......„.3.i.vrtipm.rrungti'.T(in.`icco- ' '
i,g, 'AND . 14)11.1iltiN AND DOM ES'rli.! SEGAItS,
21 South Front stri:ut.-Ftiihtiollihh!:
Importers Or Fitt) ifavana Sogrirs, .of the chni
groictlis_af_tne limits:A:lid. • • A large 'asrortment.
ivitiNt are kept consouttly nn band, and for sale . ,
small airliner, on emit of importation.' ;„ • ,
• Alii - ConidgMriudits iespeetfutly Nel•
liberal advances will ho made criren desired.
Special attention iron to orders for purchase on c•
nitt.don rd Taliacco. rs Ids& every desoriptinitnf Merci
dim:. for account parties living it a distance froin
!darnel. ' • • • •
• AgO• t for F. A. Grudge's eviebroled Ger:
Toletc o, compriiidg thirty different varlet
Aprd 2:1, 1$ --iy. •
QIEEI . I. 3 PAIt I) S 5 VAN lIARLiNG.E
I.3—The subs..ribers having removed to their. • -
N Iv CI 0778 - ---
No. 278 Chestnut Street, fourth door above Tenth'
• Are now prepared to offer a lafito and well sidecteklat
of the following fretdi tend _ desirable gookis.'prinelpally
• their own iiktportailan i . or bought at ILUCtiOil, wi--
they. nit, nble....ta sell kit the importer's prices, and
which, they cordially,luvite",the attention of CourCf•
Ife:.‘chakits, fliktel Keepers, and likinilies
istior, Green and Venitlari Whitlow Shailliig. •
. Barnsley and Irish Litton Shooting, 7-4, 84, (-4, I
c• 11-4, 124
I Bolster and Pillow Linens of several choice bleach
end all widths from 38 t 0.84 hiches.•• -
lied Blankets of all sizes and (junta Ira.
Crib kind Bradle Blankets. ,
• Bed:Quit tS of the-folloW log varieties. 'VIZ f.' . srarSeir
'Welting. Knotted, Register, Alhantbta, Allendale' •
Lane:niter ' of all the desirable 1417.09. '
Bureau Covers, Talkie Covers, Window Curtain Mut;
Tow el s 'land - Toweling of every variety, Damask Tu.'
—Clotii4 and -Naiiiiins-Shirting_tinent and._sluSlim
brie ILindlterehlefs, Embaoliteries, likisiery,•&e.•
-- --teli-DanrkisksT-Olorvena,--Phibrkkiilerod-latee-and-Mtn-
Curtains, GiltGernlces. Bands, Gimps. Cord. te.e.
Importers and Deniers in Litibll and ilouselturni: -
lug Gdoils..
...April 730, ISfifi—ein.
QTOVES ! STOVES ! ! STO.VES !
The tinders! cited Would resiiOndfutly-call thiratt
thin 14 Country Mee.chinta and_thesein want of to
to their extensive stoclt . of . • ' .
:-SVOVES; rrAs OV ENS FUICIARES...ke.;
- cdtnpriAltig a '.seater assortment than can be found
any other ikeke in the United Stati:s. - "
Piirehasers 'will fin - itdvan loge; to kivo c
bolero buying elsewhere. For sale 'Wholesale and
-talk on. t tte,itioxt llberaktertns. - • -
• N 10,1 ANS IiTIVATINICIC-.
. -
• Cornor god and Utica StreotH, Philp
N. 11.-',..kino agonti for' MO' tolobratted. -111 Ogre,
. [April 30.1856—.311;
D"U N A •a' . . 9 0 N
- . xvhok.ah,- and Rona •
CASK SOOT AND SHOE STORE,
Nu.:O.South.Second St., Corner of Carter St.
The. establishment has been enlarged and ixeprc.
and is supplied with the largest and best Itetnil Ft •
-in tlinCity, principally of-his own.ninnufacture, wt.
choice assortment from the best Eastern Markks
,bracing Ladies,' Gents', and Children's
'ItOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS
of every description, style and quality, embracing ,
best styles and qualities in this et. any other 111a0
This stork cannot be excelled for Quality Style
Cheapness.,
Each article Is 'marked at the very lowest posy'
price, irom which no deviation will be mudo. Nu
travagnut I.tateruents.wiii be needed, and none mad.'
effect sales.
Goodyear's Own in all varieties. Pure Gums
smree in the market, always, on hand. The
respectfully -invited to c4ll.
[April 1,181
ri lEA01.11+3118; SUItVEYOItB,
A OIN Eitit9 AN[) Dlt A VOIITSMEN 'supplied .)
:ilzthetnatlcal -Draw ing—lestautnents,-separate-an
CASC.9. Slid} as Dividers, Parallel Rules, Ivory, 13ox-e,
and Paper Scales,- T -squares, - Triangles, Beer -1
Drawing Pens,-Protractors, Gunter's Scales, 'rape?
tires, Sletalic Tapes, Surveyors Chains, 2 and 4 Pol
and . 100 feet, Surveyor's Compasses, Engineer's,
a nd'Transits, Target. Hods ac., &e. Magic Lantenk.
tile-htst construction, Scriptural Diagrams, Asti
. Natural Ilistory, Humorous, ChlO ro
nintrope or Arti;
-- Firt—Forks,--Dissolving Views,- - Magnets,-Poloramila.
Piimps, Electrical apparatus, Galvanic apparatus
:I_llM3 collectionef l'hilesephical Instruments, svi
for colleges and schools. .Also,,Spectaclet, Spy Gl:
Microscopes, Thermometers, Marometers Ileadingst.
ses
having received the agency for the sale of I
BROOK'S Stlllool. APPARAJUS. I am prepare.
furnish Teachers with en Orrery, a Tellurian, itNuu
Frame, a 5 inch Globe, a hemisphere Globe, a e.:
Geometrical Kends, a Magnet and Text Book, all pa.
in a box with lock and key for s2u. illustrated
priced catalogues forwarded Gratia..
JAMES W. QUEEN.
• 484 ChisnUt. St. Philadelphia, East of 10tri
•
I 1: 4 -1 R EN C TRUSSES.—Herniit
Itupture successfully treated, and comfort Inge:
'4 use of the elegant French Trusses, ireporte - d•bY
subscriber; and made to Order expressly for bin sale.
All suffering with Rupture will be gratified to
that the occasion now offerifto proeurtra-Truss.-conr
ing extreme lightness, with esse,•durabilltY and con
••constructienilu 112 u of .the , eumbreus-and un - com62
• hie article usually sold. An extensive assortmen al%'•
on band, adapted to every, variety of Rupture In ad
and children, and for aslant a range of price to suit
• Cost of Mingle Trusses, $2, $3, $4 and,ss; Double,
$5, $6, $8 and $lO. • • • •
. Persona at a distance tan have a Truss sent to en; ,
dress by Omitting the, amount. saluting measure aro%
the hips, and stating aide affected. 1 • •-‘
For Sale Wholesale and Retail by the inverter.
' CALEB It. 11;FRI1hEli
". - 8. W. tor. of Twelfth s Race Ste., Fhliadelphy.
Depot forlDr. lianntog's Improved Petard Body lh
'• Chest Expanders and Erector Braces; Patent Bhou
Docent-Suspensory llitudages; -Frops-and.;.
ports., Ladies! Rooms, with competent lady attondw
..
'sprit I
IFTOVARD ASSOCIATI.Oz
• PHILADELPHIA. •
• IMPORTANT ANNOU.ECEMENT
To all persons afflicted with Segue' diseases, cut
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, 00NOBRD
OLEET, SYPHILIS,,o. *c. .
The lIOWARD ASSOCIATION of. Philadelphia.
view of the awful destruction of human life end ber.'
Wised by ReXual dhows, and the deceptions
- practised upon the ungurtunate victims ?truth disc,
by Quacks, have directed their commit' Surgeon,
"
CHARITABLE ACT worthy of their Mine, to •
MEDICAL'ADVICE GRATIS, to all persona that
- illoted,(Male or remale,) who apply by letter, (pest-j
with er description of their condlUon, (age, onmpat
habittot 1104 and in extreme poverty andsutk:
to PIIIINISTI MEDICINES TREE Mt CHARGE;
Th Howard Association. Ii a benevolent' Itultitut! '
extaidished by special endowment, tin , the. relletot l
Mck and distressed:aMicted with. " : Virulent .844*
demi° diseases," and its Ponds an be need fir no or •
purpose. It has" now a surplus of etteati4 irblet
Directott have voted to•advortise abterenotoy.
oeClem to add that Mho Aimeetoop. PC 4120 00 1114
higheist Me7lical of the age. , ,• , • • •
zddliS,C(Putpd'd,) DE.
Dr.. ORO.-, CALHOUN, COftei
in Surgeon, IlowientAssociatical PhiMdolPbblo ra• '' • -
By order or, tlurAtreetove, • • '" ' • • ' •
AtErLi D. ititilitTWlLlAt P 0 144
OM '7/AMMAR,. litinkii*, •
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