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Col.' Fremont in 1848.
From tll° Bunltoßaliublic.
The , editor of this paper, %, recollootihg that
Mr. Peters; of GeneSoo,' who is well.llno)fn as'
a 'devoted and intelllget4 friend of hrioniture,
and as a citizen who to filled, important pqb.
\lio with fidelity and ahility‘,.. traveled
: wt, , witl,l Col Fremont in 1848, find had fre •
quent opportunities of learning his viewsthen,
addressed Mr. I'. a note to 'ythicl.t. the follow
ing ie the response: • .
.
••. DAittsa,, Tuesday, July . 1,
.1856.
—My---KIND YOUr_ftlS,Or is ilia(' receiv
ed.' You say, that 'having •a lively •recblleo._
flan of your enthtisittetio admiration of Col.
Fremont when; in. 1848,. you were a fellow
traveler, of •you-dd ire me, in view of.the
fact that the Opposition are endetivoring
prejudice his claims to th npular regard of
the liOrth becausebele alo n inian by
birth, and that thek declared that his avowed
opinion against . the extension of Slavery is
assumed for the occasion, to write you; for
'publicationiso far as it is , proper to-do- so,
what- his opinions were then on thegreat clues.
don of Slavery extension;-Avhich. notv convul
ses the countr:y. Of course, .I. cheerfully coin - -
ply,' because wish to do justice, to the man
who'Seeine - to ha've beenjrcMdentially .selec
tot( for this crisis.
I Eivt,•Col. Fremont and his wife early in
the Autumn of iBlB, on the stearner':,§aratoliz,
which was then in: the Buffalo. and Sandusky
line; 'I made their • acquaintance soon after
we left—Buffalo,' and as we were detained by .
head-witidsrand other canseS, we were togeth
-,
er nearly qr quite.two days,- Owing to
, • •
eircum ! .tances, - not necessary -no w-to-then•
(ion, our acquaintance bealime very intimate,
partaking_more of that which is the result of
year's than of days. • .
lie was then on his way to • the-:Western.
frontier, toilet out on another and final over,
. !nail joarneyto Califernia...by a new rute,_for
\c::,the purpes - e•of
. making.atl explaittion .fa see
, :tian - of the cot - Iliac:it w4iehveta yet ualtriatiii
except-to the trapper or Indiati. -, tits
_wile
was iiacompanyi4 him as fats as Westpot t, .on.
• 'the confines of IlisSnuri, to cheer and comfort
him with her presence till the lasunoineni.—
ind-much-did-lieneedher c r omfortinzprceeMie
till the last moment: . There had been -no rime
during his .whole career when his prosPectS
looked . so gloomy as then, or, whir the stoutest
bet might quail,..He had nearly drained the
tter, top.. lle did indeed : 4144h. its last bitter'
dregs before the journey' ended. It was
. on
that dreadfuljonniey that ho lost so many of
his brave and over faithful compattintts,: and
nearly perished himself. ": ,
lie had but recently'got througli 'With )I'B
court Martial—a trial which; frOm its incep
lion to its close, was one -of the most unjust
and disgraceful that.has ever been held:ln this
:our try. In:-,tead . of an honorable :ncqUittal,
anli_hlgh commendation for his glorious ser
— vices; it-feund him guilty,- and in carrying-put'
its. judgment,' he had .been dismissed, the ger
-vice— He knew-that - great injustice , -had been
done 'him, and,he felt it keenly.: :Ile' was' poor,
having only the amouu . of his . Salary for his
Jw n andliis family's 4u port. But, this 'wits
,not all ; for Congress hang refused to assume
the debts ho had contracted in the conquest
if California, be was going back empty ban
led, and with the certain prospect • of every
species of arrogance from that source. ..
-He Was returning to, California as.•it private
• iitizen, and-with cbe intention of Making there
' iis:future, home. , Some kind friends in —New
•' York had enabled him 'T
*send around the no 7
sessary machinetyfor ItaiHa ,iihici.4 he intended
o erect upon his ranche, since so famous, and
, • o valuable,` but then only valuable as _atford ,
fine - propery - for agricultural parposesr ----
Both he and his noble wife looked forward
o the time when they would be able to enter
,
min their friends in their own house,'andiupnn
h - eir own faint in tpat,,then far,off territory.
/old had not yet beiridiacovored; and he ex•
acted toconquor success by thii same indoor.
table persaverahce that,had thus , far austain
d him in one of the most remark able careers
'ver run by any man , of his ago in, this or Roy
ther country. Ati'd,itWak, -- very pleasant to
ee how he was chOefeldln and encourag encouraged
wlibse notions of independence 'were
xatiActi by the vast prospect of doing good
which was open to them in that new country.
e if,t!ar,'had theiany.othei, thought, th' g a gfies:.
Idiot , than ta ,, ;4otaiii. - aa , hanorahloand tre
peeled potation by:their , own industry and
' bonamy. 010410 :these fsots to show jou
hat whatever' - 0 011!oxo!: 4 - theh eateitaitied,
nd axpresscd , Wereihe result of a settled con'
ictien," and IA influeaned hiony mot ti fo o, of
That, Wbse,kti - aW, the' fat, g loroug h ly,
---„„ o w4,41,111-bwie , --inottpableof4laing -eXprett;
ion.to, any Olhat, , Wa r w:his 'awn 'Well-settled;
indthoreagit'etonvlotleter Upon any importaat
lubjqk ) 8 144 to hia , .ooooo dioatrtioa; . ,::
• yoalitig givitat lavitq'Cialitt or t l i ft
, Eroo,littate, end Ca Ing eat 4 0 that weber,
f'ver his • lot" 'watrOlyit ,Wetald - exercise a
' ;rest influence ovst. , those who were assool
* tied with him, tlie subject .of Slavery was
often_ freely and thoroughly_ discussed, and
in the most unrestrained and confidential
MOMM
Ei!EMI
In 'all cases, Iloitud Col. Fremont's opinions
to-be decidedly apposed to . the extension .of
Slaveryinte Free territory. He Considered
it a. serious evil,,regrettecl its .exiatence; roil"
was most, determinedly, opposetLto its 'exten
sion, He was•as strong a State rights men
a either of us' .believing' that thep was Mere'
danger to be apprehended from the encroach- .
ments the tletieral Government, An, bad
hands, than from.anY want of, utlity..among,
the' i States. •
In all our was surprised at
his statesmanlike' Views'. There shone nut
- that - broati,hud. : : ec;inpreheasive pattioti;m .
which s iought for the advancement of our corn: .
pun o,ouutrrt6 that high poSitton . among ,the,
nations of the earth which he considered its
destiny ; nail all that he- had done,• and ,nll
that, he suffered was amply-compensated if he .
had been the means of bringing to the world's
knowledge and'. of her wonderful resources.
It'-was at such times--that,- despito his,„usuat
reserve and 'self-contror, he would become .
enthusiistic over What seemed to him the glo
- Hous future - oro - ur - beloved country.. It :Watt
ensy'fo•r.me-to See why he t held.such. Complete
coutrol over hiS.companlons, even in the midst
of such intense suffering, -The wholelsecret
was in-the entire . absence 'ef all selfishness,
'WhiCitis one of the greatchhrms of his char
There were;yery many facts disclosed, which
shoved how entirely he was oppos1;c1 to SM.
very . „and . that Ife•would' stater. any privation
rither than to' becoTe even n' resident 'in a
Slave State. But they miited up with
miners which.werii'mai'e or imn properly 'con
'tideland, tha rd.; not feel at; liberty to repent
may— hips -be- . -permitted,
refer-to One as illustrating is greia repug
mince to a life of dependence. After, his dis•
mis4al frowthe 6oCiice, his South Carolina
friends, much to their honer,• Caine forward
and tendered him a-Prafessorship in the Col.
l ege at Columbia--with a salary 'of $3;.000
veer, - or . the Presideitcy of Railroad. at nn
•
'annual•Salitry of $5,000. - -
- Modest end retiring ointurs,_timluti
ostentatious in his habits, he is let,a keen ob
server and an industrious stutent. riis habits
of close observation,- which have been , e'xer
cised-over alargor -twith „. hemispheres
-
than any other man now before tbo ..people,
with his practical good sense, giTi; bins a clear
ness of perq'eption which is.rarelynt fault, and
tit him admirably for the eitecutive'efficer of a
great, maim', Of his capacity I have no doubt,'
for thus far he has proved himself. adetputte
to .every emergency.- . In purity of character,
in a knowledge:of tho wants of the, peOplc.,
aindoinitable will,'and in patriotism' that:
ti
that would saorifiee 1 everything for.. the ..true
glory of the whole country, he Itas no superior.
From . what I then learned of Col. FREMONT'S .
charneter' end opinions, without any regard
to his subsequent career, I do not believe that
there is any an in the Union more thoroughly
Detnocratio. So firtweieFtny- convictions 'on
this subject,. that I am willing to stake my life
_upon liis..fidelity_to the principles of the Demo•
erotic-Republican Party. ••. • •
With best wishes, sincerely yqu'r friend, ^
Mr: BENJAMIN WELCH, JR
I
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place in the hands or a Emily alrelky sit is id a n it ai li
partmenta,freshand original, and, what j 'pur r ports,to
be;the.cheapeet magaSine In the.world. ; _ : . ,
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tj?, , •\„Frosti stßiAynilrenzwi;
0 TOMATO KETeIfUP, ,
PIO$.14101) ONIONS ' •
OligllKlNe j , A 4
ploCrEatir; - s;
PREEISRVKD GINGER. 3
EEO
I Mil I
-TAlll.s au, :&C.. •
Aboire artirlosiriirrintol equal to any In nukrkcit.
For sole to ty *or !tub a.t
July 16,1850.)
NM
T. C, PEE I 9
WILLIAMS'.
'':'''1.'*4ti:,!,..0i . ::.'::'. 1 .0.: . 4ect!. 6 .-!:-,-.,.'--:
ME
.7111ts'ciad.ii.6115:7
IMPORTANT PEMA.LI4I4.!
. „.. „ •. • ..
lilt. CITEDSENIAN , B
/to combination 'of ingredients Ju theta) f ids Is the re
sult.of u lotig and extensile practice; they are mild:tn_
• their, operation; and certain - of restoring no inre t?,
proper &mitt el. • In every instiinco have thetio Pills pro ,
mirTOZifefa7lherinvariably - opiarthnswebta ructions •
to which Joeurales are and bring Attfro into its
proper channel, whereby health is restored and cite pale
eat deathly countenance changed:to Mheaithy;et.e."'No
futuale,can enjoy , good health unless she Is regularratid .
whenever an obstruction takes place, whether froui Ox
posure' cold or any other cause, the 'general 'health no—
inedfately bogine to decliuo, and the want of such a rem
edy has boon the tense 01'50 many consuuipilonseniong
young females. To ladies whose health will not remit t
of au increase of theft' family, t LION% pills Will prove a viii
ampaisillem, as they will' irevont, pregnancy.—'
Reada,Clie, pain In the side, palpitation of the heart, loa
thing of hliod, uud di turbed sleep do most always arise
from•she interruptidn of nature; and whenever that is
the case, the pills Willie varlahly remedy all thert
Nor are the less Mficaciotis in the cure . of Leucortinia,
et:mint - only celled the "Whites." 'rinse pine should nev
er be•taken ditrir g prognmicy,,es they trould-be sure to
muse ayaiscarriage. • Warranted purely Vegetable, and
free from anything !Ili urious to lifd or' health. Fulland
explicit directions accompany each box. . '
Those pills arc put up in square tint boxes. Persons
residing where there is no agency established. by ohcio
sing Cm) Dollar in.a letter, pre-paid,-to Dr. C. L. CIMEI3e:
MAN •No.2[l.7,'llleocker.stroot, Now York, can have them
sett to their respective addressiVe by rmtil. , •
(1 A.D I) LE -• AND • HARNESS -.MAK
k 3 INa." •The subscriber , continues tt) carry on the
aligyebuslnesiLln,all Its various hranehas.iu_North Han
diiir Street, CarliSiii.'fwil . d'ocira North or Leonard's corner
whore lie intends keeping on hand a general assortment
In his line, consistinirof all kiiiilif of fashionable SAD
• DIGS, Bridles, Martingales, Girths.
------_,_.. .Pirci ogles a nil Hafters,also TAUNK§;
~..,k,,,,,,,
..., ,at traveling iao ;
e a l l saddle
s d o t
llran-_.._
_ _ kiziiTh - lp ..
' ' \\)l)\ . , ueictlires-•. the
. most ..44 . Ir ' 1 • '
. . ii \ p i p i r t o l v .,, e( o l S s •o k
0 /i l l 1 s . , .
: Es ever used in this.
A 111 11 .
s e t o :
i u n ,: e : t t • i t ' , u n r i ,li., a those nd i l ) v i i i :4 . li4i a hand
`as.
ii,i l i
11~. .
will do well to call and sco.them.• He
• ,
-a., also .inanufactures Harness,-Bridles;
Collars and Whips in all their Vario ;
ties,•and confidently belloves from thO general approba
tion of his customers, that' ho makes the neatest and
bast gears, in all their variety of bredth,tlatt.is made in
the country, lie . also 'itaikes all kinds of Matrasses to
order, vlk: Straw, liusk. Curled Hair and Spring Mat
misses. All the above articles will be made of the beet
411:Aerial 'and workmanship, and with= the utmost des
patch. • --.' • ' - WM.OSIIOIIN.
:r1 RAIN-4'ANS; GitAIN,
Just iccelroa, a lot'of Omlu Fans of Slirolries' and
'Nolifer'a runnut.eturo, Also a, fine assortmont of Ilay:
- Straw, ti d Fodder CUttors. of four dllfer'ont Icinda, at
- tlia - eli6ap Ifardware Stora:of
July' lb.
. _
Ptug :,..-torc.ii.
I.) KIEFFE 't,.'l)l VG GIST,
.Ijl,. has Movie] hit store froint he former stand to his
now building lintnediatelroppoSite, and Adjoining Mr.
C. inholf's tittle Ilavlug made overy arran g rutent' tp
preserve 'his Medicines is Ptill and pure, ti itd"lit lug
repronished his ;tnisortment of carefully - soluqted drugs.
ho Is nos' again prepared .19 uttim4l, to humlness'xvitly
aro M._MlAn'oin9t._;_ilitt •furnislb
alumst every thing that may levalled fir, either, by the
ph stria tb or the family. fur tlintestle use.' The greatest
cure and precaution will - bii.obseileil in the compound.
bag-of Proscriptions andillstatfising of medicines.
ass ,fltirent of Confeetionaries and Faii4 _Goods is very
general, and will enable purchasers to suit themselves.
—May-98;1850:
•
DltU(.l - 8 AND UIIEITIGALSI
With a Splendid variety of
iCO'NFECTIONAItY A ND FANCY GOODS.
Tivi undersigned has just replenished his stock ur
goodb; and' as his Drujo and Chemicals. have been AU.
.lectyd-witivgriist 41,iire, , htiois, preparoj alblitniers
proMptly ills friends may relY upon'the genuineness
and purity of every article. -
ills stock•of CONFECTIONARY is large and selected
with special Wen:tin:4llu the. ifoliday's. It will afford.
any varhity . Persons tipsy desire in thradlne. Ito has u
ittrgetlillOrtinflnterlWheil;Geenplitt 0.11(tIlObllettic l'uncY
Candles, all fresh and of'the very best qualitY-.-1111S-as
sortment-of FANCY li001)8. is large , and embraces al
most 'everything necessary for. the Tdilet and Family.
fie invites spacial attention to his Fancy Work Boxes,,
ladies' Bags, Cologne hottlei, Watch. nud Card Trays,
-Port Folios, Pertinotiles...tc., Ac. . . •
Quick Halbs,'stuall pro fi ts and' strict consistency In
trade shall chant r aerlso our Liminess. •
doe. 19,'.55. ' 11. J. KFEFFER.
LiHUGS ! DRUGS I DRUGS ! Fresu
sUPPLY I" I have • just tecetteiralrebh, -- steekiif
211
Medicines, Paints, Wass, Oil, &c., _which, having'
been purchased with great care at the best city
houses, I cancontidently recommend to Families,
Physicians, country Merchants and DealarsOiraie
...
fug fresh and pure.
1/DUOS—Patent Medicines. Him Chemicals, Instru
'tneuts, pure Essential Oils, Herbs and Extracts, Spkes,
ground and whole, .Essences, Perfumery, Ad. . ' , '
Cod Liver 011—,warranted genuine.
DYE-STUFFS--lndigoes, bladders, Sumac, Aluw, Log
and Cam 'Woods, Oil Vitriol, Copperas, Lac Dye. ~ • .
PAINTS-IVetiterlll 31 Brother's, Puro Lead, Chrome
Green and Yellow, Paint and Varhish Brushes, Jersey
Window Mass, Linseed Oil, Turpedtine, Copal and coach
Varnish, and Red Load. All of which will be sold at the
very lowest market price..'
Also, u (wit and splendid assortment of F .A..N C I'
GOODS, Fruits, Confectionary, and 'innumerable other
articles calculated for use and ornaniont, all of which
Iwo offered at the Imitest cash prices, at the cheap Druit,
Book and Narier*Tyf tlut subscriber on North lion.
oierstroot. • 4 " ' ~ ' ti.?" - HAVERSTICIC
- I
I~A - • DRUGS MEDICINES, &p,
••
-Wive, just received from Philadelphia apd
, New. York very .exteneive , additions my 1
former stock; embracing nearly ()remands
• 1 1 17 - of .Medicine. now: in use, together with
o,lls,_Yanishes t T,u,,rpentine, pain !
fr mery, SoamStailimary;line &fiery, Fish.
log Tackle,llrushes of almost everldeserip.
ion, with all endless. variety of other articles, which 1
am determined to'sell at the vsav towssr priests:
AD PhYsicians, country Merchants, Pediarif and oth
ers, are respectfully- requested • not to pass' the OLD
STAND, as they may rest assured'that every article will
bosold of a goed•suality, and upon reasonable terms.
9.• •
ELLIOTT,-
-- May 30. ';- - Main , street. Carlisle
.:,
g iPli , l±lSl+:jiViNG SUGAit.- - -A general'
.
asaert vent of,; Crushed, Sifted and , I.' ulverised ,
ugars of. best quality, as ,aiso -Soft Crushed Clarified
arid , other quaggas. constantly -en. hand, suitable for
reserving , and Jai other.. purl/ogee—generally at OLn
Also a constant supply of 'the. choicest oOgees, Tess,
Spices and other /trades.* variety alwaya on hgtud.--
attention is invited to'onr stock before PilYing elsewhere,
Carlisle. Juty •16,'65. , J... W, , pay'. -..
,
MEW ISIARBLP . YARD.
,NOW
tho accoptbd On% and, now lo thrt daY Pr
Idoutnieentos t ,
ul~Ac., '
at Koff eesr Mirble Yard; Caralkbiblo Alattlion
t[APr.l
0 'VA L .-=Shaving and air
1, dressin ~ B`aloatio.The 'itUdeialguiat" having iro•
moved to liort Hanover street siwk
'ultUr Waritiiciuuk,ht*ltelistteation to his saloon: - where
all Ueiscins'tan receive 4 dean arid eau' Shave atilt base,
Melt; hair ant tu drediteo:l4 the UlO4l fashionable aud
:441 1 thiite 91 1 iniiii — ',/.llo44o:l o lziathltig - 7 80 0 , 1 1 101t talk
good shush; if any are'BlspeseB te4oubt lt,' , lt)t - tbigu 'try
pei:iatiB INtlly,,datiftthatratii the
61889 - 711‘014a14 1 .' •
DORTRAIT''OF
~btopri,—Tto woo cermet llkeuesii'vee*.uUldtk;ek;
,ecutod 114 the highest style of and Pthitett Bite
India .paper t publishedatilift ealerAbolesale au& Re ,
tall, by N. 110.9ENTAiAlt.:440400110/Plfribfr cot'
nor Filth and Chestnut Strkit VhtleMehlik.' Sisk of
paper; 17x20. ' Retell price $l. !'.l4 . l..MOnsl..dbiceunit
be allowed those wishiugiu
Aug 18: '4/4.A46NT8
=...EitrittstOttib.H . o - I)pp.
F . 4 0%; ) , WATCHES I CLOCIiB I
FANOIC
I,bavo.n6or on hang and for mtl4 of
lay ; - , nth . olduot iou wain btreet;Oppoolto 3lorlon Iltlll, - nn
IWitf rely-now ainl ologantotpekof -
,W - ATCIIES,AJAVELKit; 'Icit.DALIONS,
Gold LcierAVatcheri, hunting and - opini cese;Bllver'dco_ .
Silver'LeOlitil and Quarter NI iitelies, a lerg_o variety.
Gold Arietiers.for Ladles and tiontlemen..,..
Medallions, n splendid assortment for hides arni„geires:
.d
Breast Plus of pattern,- and all pricas..• - ' •
Gold Cliklur.for vest and fob, gold curb ebnins, ' •',
Finger Ring's ! , Cull:pins, Studs, Sleeve•lluttons.
Crosses. Drop and lioop a large variety;
Sliver and Plated Forks,' Table and' Tea Spoons, tutter
• Knives, 4e. of various stYlestdd Prices,. '
Gold and Stir:et' Thimbles; ,
Gold, Silveri:mil Common Spetlnclps, a large assortment
to suit all : ges; and' to t which wo invite particular
attblition. • ' • '
Port Monunies; a large assortmOiat at every price,
Gold pons, -of the hest make at varlotra prices., .
Fancy Boxes. Port Politis, Accordeons. Spectacle rases.
Ladies Card Clases, silver and pearl: at Nations prices,
lirio•olets; gold and Commbir, ,Watch Chains ditto
AD: a „largo variety of articles in the. Jewelry line,
which I will sell aCtho lowest prices. All articles nar•
ranted to be what they.are geld for.
tia..l'acticular attention paid to the ltlipAlßlN'a OF
W.ATCIII'i 4 and all mirk warranted. Iteturnine than,:o
to my old friends and customers for . forte cr patronage,
I respectfuily solicit a continuatkee of their taco'
June2o ' THOMAS COIN
•
gitEt IVENV) GROCERY
'vita. AND-VAItIETY STORE:
The eubseribur would respectfully inform his friends and
the public generally, that ho has Just returned frottithe
city with n - largo - and - varied assertittent a f . -1
GROCERIES, GLASSand - , QUEENS-WA HI , j
FI I SIL'Ac., which he offers for sale On tie
most reasonable teems, at his New Start : ,
et - mire - I , W Nottlillitimver street and thorn!. P; .
lie Square, directly oppoSite the CarlisloPv.
posit Barrir. -- Ifili'ilttoek •,embraiseil •,everything 4 1; 31 1 111 1Y
in a Grocery and Variety (tore,
The public arra invited to . call and examine his stuck
heirs purchasing elsewhere, as ho feels cOnfldent he can -
sell tho bust goods at the !divest prices.
. •• • J. D. HALBERT. •
=.ll •
TEAS, COFFEE--
lE)i5 j Thu subscriber has-Just •
added to his former stock a general selection of Climer,
GROCERIES. as well as all the other variety of articles
Osualik
6—....t.1 and -grecukept. - in a* flrocery - Stere. embracing lilt;
coff,—at--P234, and 14 cents j
f 1 8 per lb., Orleans, Clarified, Crushed and Pulverized
Sugars, of,fine qualities; Cltoc , dateiLSpices, hairy
Salt, and a variety of Fancy said. s. all of which
filed at the - West cash prices. We are thankful for the
thriller Support given us, and invite a further call faoni
our 'friends and customers. - • ~ , W. EBY.
* .Mation Hail. Carlisle. . ••
.
f7.IIIINA;, GLASS: AND QUEENS
k wAgE-Old bousekoopont and young. with this
also who are - uk peefing to become houSeltechers. are hi it
oil 'to Call at 'HALBERT'S- FAISIILY , OROCEItY zll'll ex- -
.7iudite his elogant essortmotit cf Chlntt..olass and Quer 117-
ware and other articles in the housekeeping . ilne. such
as French and Engirsh;ten sets, heavy banded and Plain,
White (lranite, gilded and blue plain Dinner sets of ev•
ury variety and price, bowitt and pitchers, tureens. dish
es • &c, tre . table and ' mant el lamps,
Candelabtaa and - et heilarnp;k.grea t yarity. telly ;11 , ,1_ bar
putnblers, goblets,. &i!.• _Fruit and proaerey ("qv'?;in
filmy Pedar-wariC--t übS. Liii kets. eh ury 4.1 tV is. 111 t ti'i
pants and Meal buckets..tc. • ltembi 7 r- sweep;
white - wash; scrubhirtr - .. hund - e - mbeh76 - teuslics - nin49 ,- .
hroorms;-&c. - Market: clothes a n d tre‘ellizig I tat its..
Also a choice nsscrtmect Tcbmec and :•••e al s, t'ni i
I
hn who, nro fond of HAIM.' brAl4lO 'Or Fnpat s n; d try the
Prlnelpea, Regalia!: Si.elranaids n , al rthe4 (lei so v:orief
and you will find them of unimix.nrhable o lionlify.
nay Spanish and Colomm - , egers. ctha, choice spull 3711 i
lobne(to.
11: SAXTON
LNEW . GOODS! NEW - 6001)8!-
DAIMAINSI . 13AitGAINW, •,.
The subscriber bakjust, returned frain New York and
Plillndelptila, and Is ;tow opening au immense stock
the WOO splendid
. SPICING 41,1 : 43) EUMSIER GOODS' •
„
tiverbrouglit to 'Carlisle.
. DIIESS 0001/B.—Tlie Wien will II 111 a large assort
merit of beautiful dress goods, if the newest styles and
patterusi •
.11111lOIDE1tlES'—:-Over 700 Need4e.werketi - Colinrs
.and Flonneings, and lnsertings, In great sarlety. .
CADPf.TINGS—An entire new assortment'of
Ingrain, Venitian:,rand Stair Carpets.
BOOTS Al);N: SHOES .—A full supply of Ladiee.dients'
Boys. Misses'. and Children's Shots. all hinds and .
Rlzes; Willis' Fine Shoes for LadieS and MisbcS In the'
AsNortnient.
DOMESTICS.—A large stock of,.
Tickings, at the the very 101kist. notch. •
In short: every article in the Dry hoods 'line will be
tband in the assertnient—best quality, newest style,
ntid-it the very lowest prices.- 'All In want Of hanti. ,
som - wukt cheap fiCaris ill do well to - call, at-the old
April 9, ISfqt,} . • CIIA itLES,OMILTIY.
. G.O 01)S.-n,The...__.SubsCriher has
11 just re,elvtui and is now opening a large assort=
meutuf,PliF,Bll taalll)3 suited to the hearson,- please
calband get hdrgains.
Carlisle, Y^v,i•i; ' V. .
Ojos' anD .31(ocWorn).
.AN 1.1 PEU MB
!! undor,a,,-'nua would it: ruin the
••0 citizens of Carlisle that lie has 1/ , 110 . :1114 . 1 1 }M
meta:4o , lo4lAS 1 , 171 . 111t1 and . I'LliNtioN.“ at On
a n d un renhOl.mbh• terms. lie her ell to ill the ser f
vices of o first rate hand tr.qtt I'llUudclphia, tti t tl boo rup . .
plied himself with an extunsit ars , l„lt.v.l
U HES; wlil, h will entil.le 111111 to HI et tlar. pr. 1r 11IN
All 'work will be warranted. Die steel..•t btat , II tot eti
will 1 0 ibnu l in the room exactly 'opts site ids TinninK
`establishment, on N•irth linnet or struot,NV hare he Inv WO
TINNING, SAUTINO, .4c.—tie Is also' .prepsred to
furnish: or to' order, avery article of TIN 'WADE.'
used by housekeepers and others. Ile 'will also attend
to SPOUTING, 11CAISE-R00P1NG.,... DELL BANGING, '
. •
Thaaftd for the patronage with which he hasalready
boon favored, he respectfully sellcits.a continuance 01
the seine. • ' •
Car Jum; 14; 'B4
- CAR,LISLE FOUNDRY
, rm , ...„„. • , AND MACHINE 81101',,,
""!%- ..• • The subscriber has.the,satisfactlen of in-.
forriting,his old.frlends and patrons that'
' • his estahllgunent is agaln ha active opt,- "
ti' ,l l, new buildings having .been e meted sieve the late
,Insta trope tire and the whale establishment put In CIFTII.
plohr.working order. Orders are therefore respectfully,
solicited for-work in his line, which will be done with
promptness mad In the best manner. 1 • `r
STEAM EINIIISIIS Buivr ORDER. ~..
- AIM * repaired. •All kinds' of Ilfeehinery' in Paper
Grist Hills and ,tiactorletv repeired at Short netlce. lIIIIit
Spindles dressed and turned% 1.
MORSE 111WNItS and ',.TIIRESHINCI _
such as Bevil Geary. Voir Horse Tower, Horizontal (har k
Four Horse and Zweilorse Powers; PlPusker Corn .Shel,
lays and Crusbors,le,'l'atterne mule to order; , J.rOn end'
Oran. CASTINIM eXecuted to Order. le oot , - o o , flood* ay
the shortestlzotlee, such acCrazOW and Mill ,OearlllPY;
Spur and Bevil. Wheels. Gudgeons_ tar pneXillf• tin*
Oldie ge, Cuttere,Polnt Shearkilragen•and,Coash, ifox"'
Spludlek Car 4 Wheels,Var, , Olutlre,•& e+ , ;, »u htis.alettl
on. hand a lair supply et Pbtledelphla And Tray, 00011;
,I NO .BTOVHS.,. anti Is constantly mehins(looklngStezeir•
of.various Imputed Patterns:cm-mil or WaAit o o-Piate
Stoves, Orates: Se. Repairllwdeuzz,tu-401, klndefor4llll . -
cbittery;4ll-lands BrowivillOkpOr4akeii.
,-netetshange
~"'.
t ARMS its 0,1C. - 11,Eattl
.:740?„ , rinu te nnto , mAti ju ttaat
datterto atrtateii 'anesl3l4lo:
lieneraltktntituaytavbiefeeni
ty manuthettating Tarephittettailtlges 'o,lth'llsrpont s • •
Pritdrit 13tialcOrNalth are genknillynelinowretged , to b 0
the boot - aunt:- Alan a 'oirtety orelirirer ,
Hullers, Corn Stiollent and Straw .
, Cutters: They- also
attenn'to the repittrintrint AtelEtattnitt Ittacli'uory hl
the , to*, maionor and on Tonsonahlo toping.: Montano,
tory on - North' I hinnover:Btreati `diroctly (*Ate the
inshlent of (P9rsio Mottgar, Esq. •
Aitatist 10:" • ~• ABRIMB a JUNK.
MONROE MORRI S
iii4iii',..ifikiii* . .*R.
l) lit fphitt
TOSFPH..A.,,N.U.EDLES
0 ,rer of •-• •• • • • •••• • ••. •• • • •
WIRE. AND HAIR:4OTH SIEVES, •
'Coarse, Mediiiiti and-Fine hi 'mesh f-large r middle-sized.
.
' • • 111,,ETALL Olt WOVEN WIRE,
of the best qualities.-variotovsizes of iimah, from Nos.l
to 80.1 h -elusive, and from one to Six feet in width. •..
They are nulnbered So many spares to tlioifneal inch,
and cut to-suit.
The cubßriber t also'keeps•eonstautlyt n hand - •
iieItHENS, • , • '
.
tor coal, sdnd.ore., Ihne, „
guaniiii smile;
sugar.' .salt, bone, -coffee, 400; drde:s. dye•stuffSs Ac•
'together. with an asserment of -AND AN
NEALED IRON WHIE.. An the above Sold wholesale
and retail by . • . .1. A. NEI:DIALS.
• • , 64 Front Street, Phila.
•June 4. 1866.-Iy.-
I)ENSLOW & CO.,
' • •
• and_Wholesnie Deniers in -all kinds pf-- -
FOR PION &• DOMESTIC LEAF' TOBACCO
" • . aFA t'tUR TOItACCO, • •
N D. - FORE ON AND-lIOaIESTIC SE ARS,'
21 South Front street. Philadelphia. ,
'lmporters of Fine ,of the choicest
growths of the \'uelfa•ahgjo. A large iisrortnient of
which are kept consauttly on hand, and !Or bide at a
small advance on cost of InipOrtation.. . •
fsii , Conslgninerits respectfully solicited, on which
lihertil,rlvanejs will lie made when desired:
' Special. attention iven to orders for purrhaso on eom-
MlSsion of-Tobacco. ,s also every description of Merehan
lisu. for amount c parties , living at a distance from this
Market.
Ayr!) t for F. A. Onetzen colcbriited Omman
sMoking 'riihatc.m. comprising difforent . printics:
4pr/123, 18 .—iy. •
.„ • •. •
4,Z HE PPAR 1) VAN ItARLINGEN
o:—The solfsettters baring' reitioN 2 ell to their • -
•
NEWA SPACIOUS - STORE.
No: 1,78 Choir nut, S,treet,, fnuth door aboyo Tooth.
. . .
'Are awe prepared to hiTer a large and well selected steel,
' of the following fresh and destratde goads. principally of
' their' own importation, or •botipitt at auction, which
they are able to •Itell at
_the, iniportec's prices, and tr
which they. cordially finite -the, attention of Count*,
Nlerchants. Hotel Beepers, and families generally. ~,
. Ilait,Greon Mid l'enithth Window Fliadine..
Barnsley and Irish Linen Sheeting, 7:4, 8-4, 9-4, 10-4.
11,4, 12.4. _ . . .
.
'Bolster and Pillow Lineni of several elivicebleachen , :.
andel I widtlisfrom :SS to .54. lichee,- •
-.
Bed Blankets of all sizes iindnnalities. : ' •
~..,-611, and Beadle Blankets. ~-
.
lied guilts of the fOlitot log varieties.-viz:
Welting. Knotted. Iteaiste`r. Alhatub:u, Allendale nod
Lancaster, of alttlio desiraltia
Bureau COvors, 'fahle.Cov ors. Vt endow Curtain bluslltt
TOITCIB and TroVollita of every varitity. Haunt*: Table.
cloths and Napkins, Shirting - Linens-and-1B UMW.- Cant -
'idle Handkerchiefs, Elialtuuiderios. Hosiery, &r. Bros •
tel. Datuashs, MOrpons, Enttroldared hat-0.461d
_iguana
Curtains, Gilt Cortrires, Bands, hops. Cord. Fie.
& VA IN _AIABLUNG_Fri, _
Importers,antl Dealers in. Linen and . .House Furnish
ing Goods. ' _
. - April 30, 1853 --ant, ' . •• " • •
•
LiroyEs I..sToyEs !!.. STOVES ! ! !
L - ", me undorslgned would coutuudfully . inill tho attou:
-lion Of Coluitry orthuids and o°l4 In want of Stove: ,
. to. their ontenslvio. stock of_. . _ _
(lA$ ()YENS, ,FUItNiVe . ES, c.; • - _
-grelttor-Sassortment-thstrtstn - be - found
an* other s toff. in tit° 'United States. "1 '
I'l/1!01111$ 141 'S wlll find it nn adVfllfi/IRO to OW us a call
befere i.uying elsewhere: -For sale MinJessie' and F.e•
.t oil unO.lie must liberal terins.v
_ . •
k__NIMANS & WARNICK,'
N.Y....Corner Znd marl !lace Streets, "
-agents. ler • -tbi;—oelitbrated__Margrogur
Beating Stoves. • . [April 30. 1856-43 E.
1.) U N 4 0 E-1 ) R I_C
v . ITholosalo and Retnil
CASH BOOT ,AND SHOE STORE, .
• N 0.70 South S'ecoud„St., Corner tgf Cnrter St.
The ustabl44Mient inntidtmen enlarged - and improved
and is supplied with the largest and best Retail Steels
hi the City, principally or his own Moo urniciure, pith
choice assortment front the test Eastern illurket t ni,
bracing Lailles;' Ansi Childreia's
• 110CrrS, SHOES•AND
of every thiscripliem style and vinality, embracing the
Mist styles end qualities in this or any. other market.
'This stork cannot• be •excelled'for Btyla And
Cheapness. . . . .
Each article Is marked at the very lowest possible
price, irom 'whirl& no d6ciatioli.l4:lll.l)o mnde. No ex
traysigant etatetneuts will be moiled, and none made t,
elect. mks.) •• .
• tioedyear's Own in all varieties. Pure Gums,
scarce in the market, always -on hand. The public 1•
respectfully Invited to-call, • (April 1,1856.
Mall VAC ERS' -- ItV E -- EN • •
'OINEERS AND DRAIJOIIT.SSIEN supplied will,
hernatical Drawing Instrumonts, separate and In
eases, such us Dividers. ParaillsißUlCsrll'ory,./lux-irtibd
and, Paper Senles,J. itinkres, Triangles, Bow Pens,
Drawing Pens, Protractors, iftraserrs Scales, Tape Mess
urea, ?deistic Tapes, Surveyors C7Pins, 2 and d Pole, 50
and 100 feet, Surveyor's Compasses, Engineer's Level,
and Trtmaits, Target Rods &c., &c. Magic Linterna of
the bust construction, Scriptural Diagrams, Astromical
Natural History, Humorous, Chroniatropu or Artiticia
Fire works, Dissolving Views, Magnetii, Xrilerainms,:Air
'Piups, Electrical appivatuir,4FOvailic• apparatus and a
largu' collection of .I'hilosophical instruments, suits&
ler colleges and whools. Also, Spectacles, Spy Claim"
Microscopes; Therinanneteni, Barometers IteadingStilila;
sea
• .
Owing received the agency for the sale of I'lol.
Ittlih 'S SCHOOL' A IPA It ATITS, I anoprepared
fur aeherlOjiltb An. Orrery, a Tellurian, fl, N umera
Frllit` inetOlobe, a 111Stnispliere Globe: a set a.
ilnuuree recap Soltd*allagnet and 'rest Book, all packed
in a i3Os, with look and. korfer - $20.. Illustrated subs
priced catalogues ftiowaided Gratis. —'
'- . , : • JAMES W. QGEEN,
404 Chesnut' St. Philadelphia, East of 10th Et.
EN TRUSSES.—Hernia .01,
• .
Itupturisucceastnlly treated, and comfort insured
ty- ule.nrilm..elegant,_trenciattisses..importectrby4lns._._
subscriber, and made to order expressly.for his sales,
All suffering'with ,Rupture , plli be gratified to leer;
that the occasion now oilers to procure a ,Trixas coinbin
lug extreme lightness, - iith'ease, durability and correct
construction. in- lieu of. the cumbrous and unettinfbrta ,
ble article usually siald. -Auexteuldveassortmen altrayt,
op band, adapted to every variety of Rupture . In adult.
and children, and for sale at a range of pride to.sult all
Cost ofSittgle-Trumies,`V, $3; $4.• and ss;' D9uble, $4 •
sd,, SO, $5 autl3lO• ," '
Persons:it a distance can basalt 'Kruse sent to any ad
dress by remitting thv amount. sending measure arouno
lire hips, and stating side affected.
For Sale Wholesale and ',Retail by' the Importer. t
Ull
• • , CA • N '
Tqf illfth 'a Rice Ste.; l'h LidelPhht. •
Repot, for, Dr, DAPODIIINfIniPivaed PAtelat ikdy. *ice
Chest Rpanders and "Drector Braces;
.httclpt,Slioulde,
Braces; Suspen sort littndagoay.Spinal - 'Preps' , eind - lup-
Pqrtsh es t : , 1?P n41, . 17.4#. , .°°P.PSIPf 401 attendants
. aPril .
...
_,_ . ‘ , . , .
fpW, A R D:< , . ASSOOTA4I ()V . - •
: T .q. riKX PIIITADXLPIII*. I ‘' ,; ; .'" ••• I , f
, ~ , , 1 mpt. *WIT ; IitNtIOLINOIMItNT:. .L. ::i::1
. i', -
- . :.Vo r 'sill ,Potooni ifilided.Orltb - R4ol,4lsosints,4 ~ 1 •
1
gpilikbethiWXAKNYZ/f, ,1111 .1 .4 ),TraTt;.00 , t70 ••:
1114(6% BYPI/11184i,;Spo: -. E-.• ...-.. • i ,,-..,,,„,.,,,,,. 4 .,. ,, • - ....
v ki , .4toy,A.4Ik,•ASSKIATIOPT oty,' ' PhiladolPhliol it - -
0 01 .,,,t 4 1 , 0 omrcutdoitrun e tlon of hntnitillce,ang: •
cztaionl bl'§oien,sl. ll,- and tko
,d6dOptlons * k• ' i
1 vrostokaupon•tiso - untbrtugiteldellinsiirintai' . - -
.Jol,l4itscluVlkave - .4trectfsktitclrno.nstllthtif Itnt4ooll Ss t •
,•01.44,0;miiLE,__7 - „110f . wor th y of
.1.1001r04,419,;t4i11bri ' . •- -
.itEDIO/a , ' ADVItIL' GRATIS,' tO all 'oiiisone thi*rofr •
filatedi(ltslOoi Venial%) whOtippli 100ttif,"(ioollield,'
.-74tbAlIesoit'troct , M 1 4 14 0 11 ! -0 91!ditig6, NW Ocitallat!°a; .
Va HA or Ilekac. )444 In exttomm 4
t nu t Attm 1 . _ . 1 •
AO IttlltNlS : WINE3'I , IIO . _
- • The Itowaid.Assoclatipa Is i benevolsal Inotltiattoo,
established by spools) endowment; 0p...4kt Mier of the
)slolt.nnti;4llstaritsokstalstailstthir. ~ l ifF'Ll4 111 P 0 '
,Igropdietemps:t and. its Ittn,4l iiti!lf,Sto iti r ll l,9ther
parPOSe. ItAkliii now a itopfulW: ' OS, ishiorthe • ,
LDlrectors Amy! Tot.4,tnAinss#o4.PAMTP. tilitleSol. It -----•
'to' tietilledilo' add thst`the'ErOsessarkOlipossPslonts the • . .
highoct Modtsfattrotlittier:',,!; il,l-•::/f.: , o•;,/ o 7 qi,..,5, ,;,
...kilatess, (post- (LY . 031 t•ao " 101100 4,1•(10tMtit : .-
Ink Surgeon , Ainoels en Philadelphi a; ft
bO DI ty ',, v; ~• •: , :,• ,--, ..q tt L 4,,, !,,I.
:17 Pr4ter-,1 Eel). ILlCATOLlmPtosbilat. •
. april Ili • GAO. ~FAIDIVIII/40! Secretary.;
7_
COMM lON