CU laruicai 3 10 tT, 11 tuna. I 0 • ` 4 1 .5 - i T"l ittt . t t ik ti.:i2;(lll`r7'lV ..01 1 4 C 1 9' dirbA r iTa l . 7 .:ll 4 A. ttPii4 Planting. Prnit Trees A - conttEsioNDENT askS: "Is spying ;all the best time to trees?" uia is;t4oiut•on Which our best itutho" • Lindley tad's - - - iirrely agree with Nir. :Maenar, that tdu time at.whiehirlantin , 4 can he•tf ; a.ed is uponi the whol,ti the best.'"' tat that . titm , .; a root; is wounded, ii ,leess of gi , vind:ttion, or - . . • II coMmeneeti . u4 - as it:does In cutting.y;: d from • that; g ranula don, • which is a .;re developeinent , of the hutizontal 6el --:---.,lar,sy.s.tetn_,_villich soots isill eventually •oe'eed. - NOW, it js obvious-that:: Wince root Ilf be wo . unda in tl.e proeqbs transplanting, the .SOciner the'woutd is ---tdc—th-tt better ; because it has the long:- iinie in Which to - heal.; Auld therefore -e earliett in •tbe autumn_ ti.ansplanting, . effected,. the less Anjoix will be _sus : inett by' the_ plan r. - s - übnutted - to..the pre - In tire technical language of the par :llW, it Us the Inoue time to establish. .I,t'aulon 'says`t . The. best thin! d. planting an oreintru i, tTio auttunn,.ns )011 as the tr(;'= , . hate ripened their wood, - ad d,vopped.their Hithe proper:y executed 'at this ik:ison, recs . will push out' fruzl fibres the File:? ear, .and be ready and aide td putli 'out' loo ts, o f considerable, vigor,in the spring. It would he.iui l iossible to cite higher .uchor4ies. .But it must . be- borne in Ainsi that, the - eliunde'of Etig . land is very fillerea from that of this (lomat:Y.. .The practical itpplication of it may be greutly moditied.by eiretfa,Thfinces, Let. wi - ex - frnine .- .Atnerieyll authorities-on-thipoint.. Downitig, after giving similar physi: .logical-reasons to those of 1)r. Lindley. •Inoted above, says : - '' Autumn planting for this _reason greatly to . be prefetro la all mild -clh and dry .soils . `ttra even for very hardy b.ces,.as th. 9 apple, in colder latitudes., as'tho fixed position theiii ground Nvhich - trees . planted::then, , et by the autumnal and early spring rains gives thou . an advantage, at. the next season of growth, over neuilY moved trees." . - On . the other hand; in the northern aortions of the Union, where the winters '•ominenee early, and are severe, sitting (dant* is greatly preferre-d. 4 ' The proper time in such a clituate i's as early as the ground is in a fit condition in the Apl•lng. • - Thomas says : " For apple and other Clardy trees, autumn . is_kerit . ps tlie jest. more tendertrees, as apricots and peaches; remove o a•co . , be in some danger, especially if the roots have beer. Much mutilated, and the set- , ting out badly'done." Elliottsays :7 " With nearly all - trees and all locations, fall is the best time-to! transplant." Yeasons, same given by. Dr. *Lindley.. Our correspotment will pereb•i , ..• ii I. nearly all our hortictiltural.writms arc. .1; • - favor of fall transplanting. The expel ' - iience'ef the last two winters, however. has led I.ls ton sotnewhat-4.lifferent opin ion. It -is a generally conceded fact, that a tree recently transplanted is not as hardy_ as it would have been . had it not been disturlied. AlT:Tccounts fruit" the west, agree that the intense.. cold el• the past .winter in that rogion was particularly injurious to all recently planted - .trees. Thouatinds and tens of thousands of trees planted last•fall were lcilled outright, and . heady all wore' much injured. It may be - saidon the other hand,„thatthonsands of trees planted ie the spring areannu ally injured or destroyed by ..the severe droughts of . smnmer. This is :true; - but 'is it.not - attrinutea - to' late Aor careless planting, and negligence after treatment ? The fact td—tlia4suc rqta in fruit culture depends much more on the subsequent. , . preparation of the soil, and on• the'-.after treatment of the trees, than on the period . of planting. • Ourcorrespondent lives in* the west, and 'intent:la teget.-his trees from the nut. Aeries in•this city. Under such eireme glances, we have no heiitatienin advising treea - this fall : * unpack. them - ..as soon as tbeYarrive; dig a trenekH in cavdry sell and lay them: in by the • reins, and , cover them carefully with soil a few inches deeper than :Oct were in. the.nitraorf. - 2 Let them . reirmin hero dill ring:the winter, awl set them out in., the • sprifig•aa early' as the frost is out of. the ground.- The spot selectedfor "heeling them in," if possible, 4lioiild be on the north sideof a building l :80 that the sue lii i xi 'ter:- , It would also be advanito - eous •to lay: theiu irr the trench in a slant ng psi - lion, say at an .angle 45° ;. and 'f the winter 1 - :4 - very,severe - ,Alie tenderer kind of trees, such as the peach and aprieot p -would be the butter for having. a. few braUches - tif - evergreen's,• & - e..,' ' laid' •ovel• the::nS Straw should 'not be used, .a,s it — Tatra c ts-aii ce -a u d othe - i - Turmixi77 - .. . '.. Froin the I;enesee Yarmoi ;:t•tisteads, 3.l:lll(rA.tily ih•s. and Chain:, with velVet, or Fwitn . and Mnh , , , ,ttly Wallittt..Chairs'witirgluir.rloth eario _ - • . 1 la v . 2:1.,1,:q1. . -. • . • li] \S=, 'NV 11,I,) 1, - 14:-.S . A. .LE - ' . .1.) ft U (1 i . N . - • -.—'sT i) it 4., .- - '. ... *.)-.. si. 4 Nee.R Tat»tAs. Nn. ...'.O :•.(/1 4 111 . i`econa, Str”et PlC.i.t lolphi.t, linport..r, lAiiiifitoturoi-, a n d Dealer in 1)i,116.. .11..11111SI:S.C.111.:Ill'ALS . ..“!1.1 1 : 4 . ..4.--4-t . w h• Iv hit.. 1.'0%; (ilas , ;: V.tr: I 07r !,,pt ;C.V.:, 1(1.11,;./. 1; 111,.."11 , 11.11!.. 1'0.L.P411, A!! • pr ffilpt.l) att , rt.lll ry an! L..( . 11111:01 , 1 e.,31111 , 1 , . Wir he, qv Irty{ I,ltV a:11 . : 1: 1.111 1 % W . :111,:%111 1.1 1. ' 7011tr 1 1: .3, 1 . i t.l.4 ' L• C1,4()A1. - 8 : & 31-kNr1A.14.1,17 . , • AT .tt . ' i usT Ii.EuEEN'EI) - _ . F... 0.411 STRAWSIE;tI{III:i, . .. •• PINE A I'I'LES, . . ‘• " I'oll..cTil 10.TCliVP, ,;,./A. . . . ricicm;:n uswss, • GuEltiaNs, • rtc4)lm,Y, . 0 -......----- -.-- - _... r.r.ESP:IIVED OISGEIL _ TABLE 011., .S:C. 0, - • , i-_ ..:1 warrnnted tn•tutl to .tn • 1 , • . . rro .CARPENTERS; BUILDERS , ke.—The -.undersigned has boon appointi4 Att n.:oA for supplying IifOUVISINOI3 of any design, or Pat. I. , ,;rne-for buildings, at a-mtieli less rate than they can be made .bero—so said by our most experienced me . - thanks. [March vcit3.l JIENIW SAXTON; • , cannot shine upon them and start the sap too early _in' the spring, If, sheltered from our cold winds; it wotddte still bet- 'The advantages of this plan' are obvi ous ~ The nurserymen are.not as tusy in the falLas in..the stning; -- and .can give More time to packing, - &c. • uu haveH .the first pick of' the trees, they • ~ean• be sTirty - tlie - Thoffp - c - st - rat . tt - tutors;—ar certain 'of getting them Inwseason for ettir , ly s'firing planting ! -l!'r r'r 311isceffuneour. -, -- - . -..-- 09 ,--- 0 FE TT . EI S tilt 1 , :l 'l,O ~-,v. A -' ..... 0 . ~ - .: =',. Q, ~,,%--, - ,..4 . . ~ m rui:P. Itnoms. '..CP , .rr 4-• '4. , N 0 NV 'CI N It A N D a'1ar,...,., nssnytntent of new and fashionable FURNTEI:ItI . I: and Cli .% I It:. 11r :dntt t. and 'Mahogany' -Dressing Bureaus, with Mari& tin. . _. S.,f.ts.. Tables, and AVaslistands. Walnut Et.a,-ere4 andlWardrobes. . . 31z:11,4:11_1y ztir:t Walnut Titldes ',fall sizes. . ~. ttS: - .. • . - . lihtili Cli•iiiis of all kiiiih.4. • • ' l':ili awl ssii this tivie - dilli (iii.:.•iiit: ai , i-inr ' l ' . - tiltilit tit the, Fu . iiiiittilli I: , ...iiiis of the sii.l-s;ribliroiti Liitiiiilit. aut..tr.tii , i (1,1•1101 . Of S,.rib ji, t iii,v,q,-;• - - • , • .J.l('01.1 FIXISII. ' (7$ ir l' 1. l' 1 N 4 C 1).,. .rtxrt) :61,1%1141:u:4A 4rprs• of CLOAK!? and: M AN• No, 1: 1,C1:2411t s loy_kLyn-s vilihoophia, I ill I . oll!ttgeti,lll lit I.;')ltti . ti U N. :VII 111,a.1w4: - N. I:l4nnia.4 um' _IIN 1'10:led ,":1.4'79g.) 1:41 61 1.1:11 the nt: AVl) , )ittslY). itElittt.:)ll..-I.ityttrs to their 1111))) KS; 'l' A1,11.%5., 14r the f:11 tra-14!•,1. Tln•ir volN:ai:Cn. ”f lat.),Chtrisian Novelt,lut).itt .Colvat. t. Cloth. tdtiltt the VA. I op,ir wit); dot lar.re..t. MAttuti:Ltriii.; "if LI).))1.. - ) in Nio). V0t.1. - ... rule titoni t,i ter slue than:: ,: td 11,. )) tic). 111:1,l'IN 4:1%1_ I'7l rtiesitilt ;-ttr..titt,»l) ,,, ;•tt 7.01. I liar v . i„c_or 1;0 old v cry cliodp at tnu storo of the snliscrlbur,jo Worde Ylain strcot. Pledo, call and soo 14,44r0 intrehmitpz:' Piso 31.11I(.1 Alt ET SNODO • A trnist 1:1.1SL11. cI.N, 1 4 1 13 , ,E ‘ 5 , 11. 11 - 0 1 - ifr r I E 1 i . I .i l t t t o N i G d - !-,---, l 'i t ilio f 4.), .. - Supt.:pm FitEliii IlEiutrx(l,‘ , . . I , ,(. thi: F oal's eatal. . 1 . 1.1 . Sa! , l at 010 O.: Nth' !Shad 1 ,trorvry; . .1, IL 11,11.1;EIZT. •- Pril 21 . 1 S: 6 •1 . North IlatiM•or Slrevt. Fnr aale :ow eaSil nt JstlG Li, Is. _ _ N'E, NV L. 7 M Y A RT) !- IT 11,."1.1.z. tppov,l -Yard it MON:l's 1 -Lit , rs antin.,f ;,, 1, ..! ma. ~ • %, til ho pa:it•t. 1,11) Atti.i.:it. :11• ti. C1,01.11,ING! 11EMOVAL 11.tve - tootp , ,rtratily moved their ; , :tto t. the e'nitre ~r 11,1,t, they will be pleased t.!, see their old rust Miters. Finn 1,11(1. Cothnma Clothing, . Plain and FlAtireti Clothing, —1.14 . 11 t and sombre adhing, . Night :111,1 morning Clothing Noon' tun! evelling Clothing; Dress and business Clothing, • • 11 eek and Sunday Clothing,. Home anti traveling Clothing, ~ itnaiZ Itlfd • " Illg and little" Clothing, • 116ys and young men's Clothing, (intro and stylis' Clothing. Cheap-and cheaper Clothing, Or any kind of Clothing, !nay ho had at- STEI,NCIt S BRO'S. Cheap Clothing St.ire. Among their extensive assortment may be fOlllll Black and Blue Nifty_ Style Dress nod Frock Coat , made In the i.ttest fitshions eit.Vrettell and English Cloths. New style Business Coats, of Black, Ilenwn,illne and .Grotto Clohs, and Plain and Fancy Cassinterto. I.iltentlinghatn, and Gotten Coats, of-oriu+l kind. DJuble and Single-breasted Vests, Ili ondleits variety of Plain and Fancy Sliks, Satins, Cassimeres, Coruna dines, and 3larsuilles &e. 1, 1, 1 0 Black Erencit Doeskin and Fancy Cas.itnere Pants; plain Light;Celored Fancy Cassltuero - Palits-- t l pridg Stylus. Also a full agfortmont of Sliirts;Collars, Bosoms, Cra vst•-:.-Pooket Ilandkorchlofs, Suspenders, Stocks, Gloves, Ilosery ,and Limb - ft:llas. Carlisle, April 10, 1516. • • i (ARP.IIANS COURT SALE:, pursnanee of an order of the Orphai Colin of Cumberland county, the subscriber gill expose to pub. lie sale, on the promisee, On MONDAN„SEPTEMBER . 29 th, 18183, itt 1 o'clock,' p. ot said day, the real eststr! of BoberttA' )01t, late of 3lonroo township, deceased, ris : A LOT O 8 oltouxo; - .Eltuatekin Monroe township, Glitnberlarat county, near ora i„tv s _mui t c outAtilhALOno and , three quarter t . Tres f-00.ireurd, all ander , fenco:. -- .—The Improvontents are a Two-story LOG HOUSE, Stable, and other out-build ings. There are a number of Fruit Trees on the prend sas, and a well of good water convenient to the door. The term wkll be-19_per cent; when the proig*fizis stricken off, and the'biritra on the let of Apr 11,1857. • JOIIN LIOUSER, Xxecutor. Aug 20, 1856-ti ° Q.,:bucation. . 7 _111.11.4 ' 7- 11, -.Lcv GL .. AGAJJI4I).I) .---.. T (MEE m.t LEs w EsT, OF 11Alitt.1.81;l:110 Thu 'l'Nvidlth Sossion of "this institution will banumore on :11pliday, Ills :kt of November. l'arentS and we:v -.(111ms are requested' to, inquire Into• its niorits I , ei; .eintioa: tlnjiLsoith Or 1 , or, 8 elsow liore. The kwatitm:,7: thoustitutlon li , iiptirett, plensnot and he:tit - Mr and is course. of iind.rnetion end pie aures • ordit.. o 4 1 l'S cu T 1 iliidn'e I , ra:lolas of no lioi;liski :Edw.:Ulan, to• gather witli the Latin, Greek, kreileli nod O v erman hue winger+, and vocal and'insiruinentn ' l music, 'farms, haarding. washing, Wild Toitioli ill the English launch es wild perm music. poi' heNSillii (21. 0 ealts) $1.:0,00. • . Ar vireolar male: inn; latrtienhirs address. •.. . - IK - DENI.IN O INt. .. tiarrisburg. Ps. 17; 1•;56.1 )I,AIN 141,1141 Y ACA DE3I ear C . dui l'a.-The Twentieth :_ , itssion. (live 1 , 9 will comment:o (111 May A new . build- Imeu erected 't:untaining Room, &c. . , 1\ ilk in c reased facilities fur instruction 4ind :111114.! Ilet()IIIIII(11 n 01 - 1147 ' lati - fireTiiCurftvi . r .- .70 1- suivt s- great—in__ duevnieuts to parents who desire. the idly:lea] and inental-iniprov,•naint of their '" . Turn's. per :3I . SA/011, $O5 On. Fur ,'lrettlais; with full information, atifil esti I:. Milt:SS; • • Principal turd April- 9, 18511. _ 0:11(1,1rii.E 61 , : m1N1.1{17. 111.. - and :NI Cf.All-K, who have 'Wen fur several y,mrs thigaged ill teaching, re;suretlittlY 111111(111110.! to t Ills el t bof Carlisle and vicinity, that on th . e. Ist Isslt, they will connuelice the second session, in Lout her Strect,.ticiar tbe-tierinati Itell.rinel.l eltur,-11, of their • . Si!MINAItY rCkit Yul:.Sl3 . . The 1t titration will he bah ft hoarding and-day s•lionl. In which all thl• ' , ranchos neet,sary . for the 11 , Ill• Apil•te tnitieathot"...l young, ladhls will bt, taught. .sis,si•-t• arrt - S t 41f tile iltOlcht chataeter Jr quaillivation and rituality'will 1..• eulhh•yed aveordauroth - the , anh. NN sj..rh-tly Cluistian principles; whiliTFA,7tilvirtilinlifill' he as rigidly ei,clu,led. • 'filo rrilicipalg natter thelnselve.•• that their IonV , T4. experivitee • ay t0.14 . !11 , ..45. ns teStitled by tbo rei...viliki,ifi•bilbms ill till 11/o.itllti , .ll it the,lll4heat ~./uirayter . 0111..4 'alies. 'They are fully permit:idea that an will be stOtained horn by thy it it pits t,l *nel.4llh.rlng, . and hope that their , eonfiden,..... I e :,C,cr will consh:t four torn's ~nhlctuf nii t l!...ptenil. , r I :aril ending . nu see.unl i•i • • 1 'AIM: , 11J; It ti itf,t,t.tittg itt,ti.,lit - rtits; anehes, I moor, Peparthient, - 1. 00 - _ l4lb- , • • )lolorii 1.4411•,tvigt” , . l• . Urn 01i tlil..W:ll Ei . .tilehl . ii at.l/r.lt' . 5. , .11 . .S ."11.31',ft . N. • : • NO tivallct I , .ti_t , .1 . ill , S,ltce alto[ ei,tilt::cur .oCola il* . ea,l of prune , lrir.lik,S. , . - . • . / 11t -r. r. r. 11'1N11. —l, IL PALI\ • ' •• A. IL 1 , .111 - 1 . 4.1:::, .1.1 11A )111:1'' ..I.krt it: I . IIV. • 1)1.. •' .1. 11 . ... • 11es, stmiunT. • • •Alar. 19, yrar. . . . • . • reitvil eitt , ,rt tit , rimr - a - tni—, - pacirlu, liztii-.—Nc., 4 +-Alt , l- 1 L.l'..thli 1Piii . ;•: , 0.1,1,1 . , IS:WPM/Ll'. M.i• 1). h. Cii.Nsl ,I.lN' t Principal itilda•Cal.ll,.. : l' 14101!. it'ltllll. WO ~ twill . . . 1 -1, • 1.•'' 1 .: 11 , -111 .. 1 / 1 11 ',1 1. of SVT.IIIO - ,:: 10' . 1111 . .111111e C:11•011.itir;:is:1.11..1 lit It”..n..sol•itig lb:pat 1,111.0 it. .1: . _ _ _ I.tt:Lti'll'i• (pi 0.111111,re1.1,1 1111.4• ILI% u,•C et. (.1;11.:od titl, Limo 11,,ve bccu in •ucturplaiwo, kity ,Very Stale ill Lltii lltl.rtt,f atilfing is how ::re titiltilier,4 fu ltultiwnru and f•lsesi iwro orcupy -1,,A-A,,,ntiluent I,”sithii.4ig•lait•intfse 111113 an it aCCOULIt 11001 i. Kl:l:l'lNCl.—TUil'riiisilitil has this titniOst roll tithoirs in ..usatring the publieThat alter an Oxus( lours o iklttooll years io qualifyitig fur Glw Count ingp..n :Ind other ta•tions, CNti.Ol - Otlill.lillt3ll4Nl %Vitt. the nititiagetusut of 101.4.10, t,ol.:0; of t ll . Pt" des:rilition, i.tu.sistud as lie is by troL; .3,soutitaiso the ,nurso of training in this le partnisitt is eutinstitly pr.vl.irni sod ((oil ZIIIIIOOI . , Yu 010 tatiOllN pull . !OlitS I.ll.:ontinereo and Trade, iulPwUnc l'artitership, 31sicalitilo. 31a outicturiii,;, Exchange . , !Wahl?. Shipping, r. , tuaia boat- Li.,, Compound (jump:my operations, ar. • flie o XelVirl'S under this head are &se; easy and grartildi, eulAbirtilidrapidity of sx - o c utbdi ith beauty id soloiltuctitui, thus sioibliiitt the student to writs all elegant business-It:Ali d 1.00 stiliapirtiou of till X.tlltr`at2.. , • M era:UNTIL:P. I,l_l Ifls • urn❑ tious method. WILMA I IS' Daily lectures are delivered upon the:Science or Ac• conntx, 'Costello, ,ic., these ill ( . 01111N11011 - Wilra - Series.of - itietures on Commercial Law, are el t Ito highest importance, to all aspic ing to occupy prominent post thins In the Intsi In comiavility. The time necessary thr an industrious student to einiiplete the course, varies from 8 to 1:: weeks. There being no a acation, t'3ll enter at any time. and at tend botit -day anikes ening. - Examinations are Wad at stated perlo.is, and diplomas awardi;d, to t .se graduate. For tennis, etc.. - write antl'inke a (1'; lan . forwarded 'by mall. " • Mt. 3, ettib" • i v - E.sv • sT.()ItE• & NEM? GOODS !- I no subscriber has jtzt.t. returned from the clt3', end is now opening,. 1110X4 doOr to Clots. Moghtuchilife 1.10tOE; ill NOIIIIII/1110VOI . Streot, - a splendid assortment of new and ?heap DRY ti 001)S, comprising Bonnets, Ribbons, Cloths. Cassimeres,libmhatus, Lawns, Calicoes, -DeLaimpr.-Mux.lns • Cheeks.—Tickings, Hosiery,- Wove*, whiteaud colored Chaim &c, t'iltOCEßll:ti of all kiwis, and bolt quality. Also, a 'aria . stock of jolparlor llticiTS AND i•iIIOES. All of which 1w Will sell as choap awittly h.uisu in town. Butler, Eggs; ling, soap and Dried Fruit taketi at Markut prices. • N. W. WOODS, Ag't.:, Uatlielu, April 16, 1856. - LL N.OTTCL.. ISDO • . 44.. " 1: 1' 1 1 1 1 ‘- ti iituri, (,t• UItUCiiIIE6 AND QM: IiNSWARE, end Is propare&to supply his friends and customors with almost anything replirk , tl in domestic use, at prices which he hopes will prove satisttclarS• ills stock "it" (•1' every- variety of goods suitable for town and canary use. Ile has also on hand a general assortment of lIARDWAREisuch ae may be needed by farmers and mechanics for every day. use. Ills stock or WINES, BRANDIES AND OTHER I,;qtrolt9 . is large 311(1 embraces an excellent assortiuent of choice qua tett. All tor sale Illlolestlp nod IttitaltrSouth ltast. corner of Ilanover and Louther streets, Carlisle, .45ireountry "'reduce taken In eitehange for goods. nor. 21, '56. SAMUEL O. lit/YETI'. ET!.lo.,:vhiicAribLe; hits p ra lt ra Y oved e h?s ° to p reo l. the l- 1 ° .:o : : " Rse, roceody occupied by )r. 11. IV:TAO - man, next door to Charles Maglaughlin's Hotel, when; he have general assortment of - • . . DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS and and will bo happy to have hie friends and r.ustoulers come and see idle. Thankful fur past femora, he hopes by skid; ititentloti to his liiiihiesg ta"inerit a share of public 'patronage., , • -April 9,1.84 Gd N. W. WOODS, Agt. TTENTIONDYSPEPTICS-7-Thoie L _• or you mho havebeen afflicted for years with this - bothersome disease, and who have been using almost every Nostrum before the public without relief, we say to you try "Kieffer's Anti Dyspeptic" and yen - willsomf bo convinced of its groat superiority over every other preparation. We, could give ypu many certifiCates orob orating our assertions, but a single trial is worth moos thin all. This remedy's prepared and sold at the Drug Store of B. J. KBIFFItR, South ItenoVer street a frt doors south of the Poing. IT7 - rse, Carlisle. '• . , arliste IMII=I COURSE OF STUD', Sly O. lij - MILISLE .1) EPOSI T BAN Fi.r.E PLR Ci.NT. . AL a meeting of the Board of 'Directors, held on tho bilk letdl, it was ununitnoindy resolved that inter , est Humid Die vita un hpeeial Aeposets by Abe owlish, Deposit 'Debit, - incorporated by. the -6titte Pennsyl. , tall It, 2% 0 2, • 4 per coot. per aununi4or •1 months;__' - Interest census after , the exfdration of the certificate,: u...uss renewed, and the money ithyays ,paid back' with . Mat. notice.' ' • 'r By order •of the Dotird of Directors. ' ' t 1 i ..1111kItLA.N.D VA.LI:I Y. 13A..1.1X NJ.. • ' PROPRIETORS. , IVIO IA m Knit, - ilithommi BRENNEMAN, a 7ti.,-;111 , c. STE:III:En t .1011 N DUNLAP,. EICI.AILD 11 iitilni t . , ;kw N S. 61 1:111:1"; • .1 WIN L. PUNLAI, III.:NItY A. tirummyx.. burtinest: ill tilt) plane, of K.Elt, N N CU, ifillONV pepireillo 9" •. . gon eta I aii • 11.1.; 11FIllet , N inipredriftboas . Money .i red 014 llep»sit lilld paid . back on demand without interest pad oti r.peentl Depuiits.— hirtaculur utleAtion paid to the collection of Ngtes. Drafts, Clieekh, luiy put of the united-Statei ur • , liittnithayesniade to England, Irriland or the Conti %dent., The fitithitC, and confidential execution] of all Or• dertj entrusted to ti.cni. may be relied They will -at all times bO pleawd to give atiyinfortnation desired in regard to money 71.:111...11". in gene) 1. The proprietors 01 thls Think nro to the extent not 'their estiter. for all the doposits and other •All,!ations of Kea. Ilrenneman k 1.0. • ° • , 11011i 3 O iu Vl'nlit'S ISuilding..ylnln Strict. a few 1.10011; taint et the hed heed Pewit. opeit ms:i from U o'clock in tin morning until 4 o'clock in the evening. ' -• • 11. A. S'II.I:I7LOY.• Cashier., _ . N. A —lit IVITFt nt the tat., 44, :,-per rent. per. ittautan %ill he ptiiitim ;.:11elarlit•pohi;s.as Ifla IRat. &it-tuarr. 1 . ).1t EP A ItE JAME ! • • • v.vit As STOVEit: s u t•serii.,q• :it ltin 6kl fitlllltt 1111 North Ilanover st., I the ,:ign oft 11.! . ••)1/1111111001 I ed U41( . 0 l'ot," de the at tout hut the ptil.,lw.ti.• his large .a.- I,ri.inefit . c.l . nf the newest. ao4l most: lanlth , iht.. ble,st) Irs, froni thlu bent map iitlifturles in 'the vim!' try. :initat alt ihie.eB t..., .1 1 tity,tig & Cli A I.lt El: STOVES are the Mirror litoy,jo,4lle. A reth.. , itevete. s.tlr, i_ ht. t.;.. ether P 4- 4 -‘ with I , thpr . Chir r;i::.•14 tr iltanilitrt..antl fiTI:11V11117;.! 1 . 11.111. f J.:inn;_i. ha o. A r. A 11,;ti 1 v. 'lliiL.t.gt %vit . I, 01,r - I'lA INS; the I;tt,t in either " I ,e, o k. ;tut t. Ito ins Rt.!: tho partietikii tog in .41 withthy :ix: Hat.* ..` __tc.. i.lsaiitAt,.4.atti.tnii - ati.l dine, rt.t EN.11:1.1.1.1,10 .INII TINNED tl•r Bras, 'kn. • Al,. eyeryarii4... Ii t 'lt.; t_...m.e...Ware. The lulls' ins :lS he i.: And, Lily s.itiNfa.l4.74.i to 0% uly purchaser. 1.:311 nial we, " ' • N , Jit u '11.) V 1... S : ! 4 hir6lll.lthu 1 ,111,ii,- that Lt• has h.... i hand-at !iv:, our. 1111,i4 . . . . pit ti• it s, a tit 1 tiii t iif ei a hi,- i 111 , ' le II ,c PA 11 ) ... ii. 4, • Lill t STOV . IiS to lie found) ini ii :fin -comity: V. 4 .• which :r, ill liii sold at the iiiwi:st titicii• nii i:7ii:..4 ea.-ill or.appriii ed . creillt,,llls stock i onsit:ts of " 'l° 11. 1,..r:•1 ;1,0 . 1"411003 01• nett and highly :ip l i - . --..... 1 , 11 i'li i A 11..N1 t ifill,llsii i.ilii‘ I..is, finished ~: "A ~the timst..-..teplete i:1311111. Ail& :lilvtilate.l for either wisid or imal..ir botii. .111 the." 0111 standard patterns - w Midi bar, - ?staid tiro test ot, ex perbit.o, may be round at his 12 4 idilislitomit. Also. n gri,,it iiiiii;lY. of til , i moat appriwoi and beiiiitiml 1'All1.01: t)FFICW, :IiTOVII.r.i. in el tidiiii; ..1111111Ler ill 111,1' pl.) lei , . 11 , si•oNsing yery supe ri.ir iiitvantagel , over those heretofore In tie. Families anil housekeepers are respect frilly invited to give him a call before pureliashig„cisewliere. ritiiiisliS delivered to any part of the country and flirt up at the shortest tin deo. lie continues to do all kinds of TIN .IND SIIELT 111. IN 'IWA It K. and Copper Work, and has constantly on hand or will make to, order every article required. by !tonsil:vein:l.s or others in this line. Ilk stork iif Tin and Copper I.l•are embraces every laud of hioni,.M.l,l, i nd I,itilitin :utensil, warranted equal to the best manufac tured,. Persons iii smut of liable,. in lih, line n il ,y•,,i.. ways liii stir.•.ii :Willi; 110,1111111.10113illlitti their satbdiictior by giving him li call. ,riov 1-I. EsT IN L'ltAN(.l..,' co.. ov Locii. II Av e.N, PA., instiro:;.lltitachett 111111.1i11;:s. St"res. 31erellandize, Varin Property, and other httiltlisigs; and their e, 1.4A-PVI ',M M ate and pxpedi lion. John .1. Pearce, lion. (1.- C. Harvey, . . John 11. Ilan. - . 'C. Abrams.. Charles A. Nl4er,, . . 11..1..lactonatt, . - Charles i'rist,"W. White, - . . . Peter Isichinson, . Thos. Kitchen. , . . 110. N. G. C. 11AI; % . 1 . .Y, Prem. 'l'. C. .A1,..,1,5t.5 5 , \ ice l'res. THOMAS KlTClll:N t 'S. , ,Tetnry. . .- iiErr.Ecrs'. Samuel 11. 1.1 o: d. Tlio,:. llimmin, D. P., A. A. Irliw , Aat quer ; \V u. Vaoderl4 , ll.. , 1.. A. ,Nhiclwy, . • . . Wlti. rearoli, A. 11 Idi u. . ' Di' I ' vrawfonl, Jillilt.tg Quiggle,' ' A. I. p1,....:1101'. • .1 . 011 i) Nl'. :slay tiard, . .... m,. Ja .11 hist mog, ' Lion. 14111101 l ell11:v1V11, . lint,. 11 ill. 1,.4:1,1-. • 11111:01, Ag . ent.. • . . May 15, T • . I!,•pleit. CAELISL I , : AG.E. N 1, FOR INDIO] NIT 71. G MN ST LOSS rryilt E.. TM: FRANK UN , RII INSURANCE C 017., •Or 14111.11,1:Ll'Ill.S. Charter I'erpetttal.--SIOO,OOU C'apitnl paid in. Office Clie'snut ,treet. • MAKE INSIM tNct:, either permanent orlimited, against loss or thstaivm by tire, on emortarrY and ~FFZCIN of every description, in town or Countiy, on the most yeasolmble torus. .t pplications mitflo either per.ounslly or by letter, will tsi profanely attended to. . C. N. ILINCK Preff't. -. Tho subscriber. •ifi 'agent Mr the above compart,y far Carlisle and its vicinity. All applications for Insurance either by mail or personally mill be promptly attended to by ' ' • A. L. ril'ttN.9.Elt i dee.l2, Real Estate Agent and Scrivet.er. • T -1 111E INSURANCE:- THE ALLEN: AND EAST I'ENNSIIOIIO MUTUAL FIRE IN stIItANCE COMPANY of Cumberland county, ,Incorpo rated by an act of Assembly, is now fully organized, and in operation under the management of the Ibllowlitg , conunisslonera,. via: -Daniel Dailey, Willbun IL.Gorgas;'Slichael Cocklin, Melehoiriltronnoman,-Ch • i - lap, Jacob 11. Coover, Lovia llyer, henry Logan, Benja min it. Musser, Jacob ''Muutuut, Joseph Wickersham, Alexander. Cathcart. Thu rates of insurance are As low and faVorablo as any Company of the kind in the State. Persons wishing to bueouto members aro invited to make Application to the agents or the. company, who ame willing to wait upon then at any time. .11E,N,J. U. MOSSER, President. • LIENRY LOGAN, Vice President. LEW'S lIYEIt, Seiretsiry. ' MICHAEL COCKLIN, TroaSuror. . . MINN. ----- CIniIII.IILAND COUNTY.—Rudolph Martin, N. Cum berland: .C. 11. Herman, .Kingstown; notary Zearing, Shiromaristovrn ; Charles Dell, Carlisle ; J. Ahl; Churchtown Samuel preheat, West Pennsbbrough James. Me Dowel, Prankfonl; !dodo Griffith, South Mid (Beton; Samuel Coover, Derijamin Haveratiek; -McChan lcsburg ; John Sherrick, Lisburn; David' Coon*, Shop herdstown . _ YORK COUNTY.—John DOwnumi - Dllisbnig; Peter Wolferd, Franklin; John Smith, Esq., Washington;' S. Picking, Dover; J. W. Craft, Paradise. 11A1t1118fitIltil—lloupoo Lockman: • Members of the company tuning - politico abtint to exr Oran e have thorn renewed by making application to soy of the agents. • • ~utlli~: iicllnmct PfltrxTtlltS. ~C grictittircol. N Ew Ciliilllll.ll' I mons. • - I,' AI; 1%11 . li G. 745 41 - • • • ,4„ - : - --- ~ , • The - vu 3,l, e•ri )- er - Armirrriftliirlllt.th, 't.l6t, Chureb, oppor.ito the Rai!ro,j. Ilej)ot, is . now u , ri.'elvit : ' variety .14 Fat'uliog lii.pleulents, such us . ,PLOWS., 4 GiltAIN .1",1111,1,. ' • i'iliALN- _FA N;:z. • . . . . . , CORN sivcr,Luitg.. ~ •., • •- . • r.11:.\ I ikpuiEits, , . . . Corn_ ll2l(l '.coh..Grlr.ilera-(Srot:l4.-.444Amt+.-thti-Creiwcirt-- lirain 31111. nerve Shovels, It EAPPI ti AN I) MO111011.: (31:Lulu's wah WO( qi'v Itopre) (quell I ,;- trit w Cutters, A........n11 of whirl) are of the Wst. iteprwreilliitul Hint • .. workniato.bip. and will 1:e wild, on 4 i_ht.: most lexow toothititig terms. Furniers Ore rtlthlplly invited to el - inlaid exit - mine before purchasing. . • . . . - • .1. ARMSTRONG: .4 . ir , For tho concenienco' of Ittrincr<, Aloore's haunt (]rain Drill will 1,t.• sidd ht Sit Denin..F town J..y .11enjantin _Claw: I . ll,l tit.i-.111p.p.•,.,1.n.r t z,b_y . C!•ri ,, i , ":• 1 ‘. 0 1.4;,.' --..--:—:---- August 211,1tri..t, • • ' • ••• " A G :Hi ot.i.,T uliA I) fiNI 1 '1 ,EiNi .EN'l S j_A . . PENNOCK'S: CEI.I'...DitAT.LID IV I !EA T• b1{11.1.-- Adapted.. ;LI t;o:for. Fowl iw-onts...g . F•nss Ft , ,IF-,.-nnd . , guano Hint t . iper's_l2.l.l-1-4.• Idea' Mill-- tia• h . nt• .„ in We niark...t. - . 11:1111.1ay's ptt t..ni t 'll'i 1.1111. ill.— Agri., 1 I I ort..FPow ey's and 'flirt , F.lter'tk. Lime ni..l I - . infno I Spiv:l(l.l's. Pa nias Hay: Shaw al .1 I- .1.1,t• 1. utter: Little Giant ('ern and (''.l., 31111. !...:i•ni.,',. A iiimilw.,.l,. (Th um: The abovo :••tiperiow•lniplonei . t..F ••, iFL an (411,-I.F, -for t In , us'.. of the flintier or gardni-r, f.l- YHil. 1111 ,, i1%,1111: .1 nil 1ie . t1.1.1 by • I'ASCIIA 11101 1 .1:114 4: CO.. ". Agricultural IVnrc))4,life Mr.re, corner 711 and I:trket streeti , . Idldlado July jF.' A' ,- # Nos. 2.l —. ttrid 2 Smith Sixth Skriet 'Oil LA GaLlet'l • ( PU. 1N11.1.1'.311- A 11 , ": , 1111,1A)1, Pit. 1:1 , ;Ht*Nl.: , A t•ITs. lintt lai I:flit:tel t J'a 1-7—' ._ • ____ _..... . . „ ....... ...... . . — l -AIt.I..EIIS ..o_l' a'lll`>N r:1( Llll - 301t, i • -11(.pt ,r, Gant.: is 0 ‘‘!":0 ~, 4:- r•,.. we• ::- I.EINAI - : , !..11 , 1•.1: Plli , :II, Al , .;1 , "1.1,41•!; ir you ivai.t boaN3 (:u•ps. or: .• IA ti :u4 s '..lincliit;:ui 1. et t liiCct Thai ,, valttallt 3illouret 11,11 e 1 est , tosil the past is a tars sue. , esiTull• for We (turn, t,.d T. 1 ae d .o.Cr,p , Irtrioin, lieottrylvatria. lielaware: theisiamls u 1 1,, , ,t0r01a atol A Lot !al 11:i"1, 11S., is stitlisiefit. f , 1' at. /I. lily The nhel tire t 1 ell:11 Is 1 hetilital I',letneUt.c, rVhlrh Ins et}' 111 4- 1 ,- (im! t 6, , r. p ;thd improve 11,1. soll. dotiLlintr the value el" the Int 11. .Pricy hi' the 111 , 1,11;t1e•of Litt..—it-to a too. Nit!, gt , t,, , ,t • t tY , ,,o. the A IIII•1 it : :111 Fertili7l2l . 1.1.1' it'll c.I" il , Icor I nrrel. n-k err. - A iso - ert:Ty - variety r,r t'lrster. Pr , t AstO-Nttrate bust, l'uttArrocl • C.04..(1s 11e111 . .±red fri..o of rbar;,,:o. - . (IE4). A. 1.1-.1.1I".. Proprb , tor. No. 19,Soilf11,P1-I.l`t 't,r1 . ..i., I n )1 i IS. . . --.4 .0 . ... ' 1 . 4 , --.11 , -404:1e—tbk . . 1 Iltri—n—iii_er4.l fibwoolit: __Pato.. Mot ill tint 1:14.1bli and .1.;orroao bo ., li.iurp..(initi; 11r4ivi..,. lf :t tliort,oo, Czo.ll hooi.rptl. in..; oFllrait. yr-104;y :itiollt n!.- b.,. ~. -.V. 1:.-- 111 l'ItIM:1:4 hpYi. bei.ll alrtit,l,l by the Penn• s,lvar in %-..ri.1.111t oril z'oc 11.1y.,N. w.Yois'Crtv.b.hiboo A.. , .‘,..i.t1 I. fi, aild It. No . ,' .lute;.; 1-1:0o .kgrkillftirol :F•ociet.y. ' . • • . ~:-.'el-.;.5.:.i--On.t., • , • ~,,„.7,-,--.. . . .. , ,h , '• \ . __C. 1 , - v•-2.,.,.=., AL, \ , / 1 )* erat a ,. , , , .. 5 , , i- -- ,i-, , ,, - 1 49, 1:.,.! , , , ,-,; t. 3 ''' l ‘'N -.•' - ...E:1t: 'I . t.•;: P' , ~.. . v.,.,..vrt... ,_.,,40 r , ~.. - .)..c .,-, :i.', -1 , "•>:-.. ~':s ' . • . ...........i..- .. _ "•,- , ` •• - - :- . ...C . . ••:•.,.. 4' . • - ''rt.;;5A,,,,..^:?.•.7:14,..... ; - .;.!. • 4 , 4:4 - ,71:" . p. - • ---;. - 7,t rt-r - .•-•:-. • A '1 T SELP-r , itAPI'E.NING vANKKE FEKI) currEils. tiu*nuts,,.,- ~ t 1 fi r Al.pitlCf 4 . • :•..Aitt:E.Nil l ; - :Co. 410 :%1:tib0t,1ztr,...4., Ihl cutter is superi(a . to ;my PA.,ic we. for strelirth • -,-ttrti, . er, and is Orr only lwifsharpe:ll“;.: Slay. Strait and Corn : , trtlicetittorTver Simile. - tot 0.7C - E — STltAltill'r i !F,ulilrh , cunyperson ran;•„ucl+u:d.retelth, ratr ).11.t in orilimtry ease, is ground in the maaine. Thou 'muls hare already been sold;and the demand it< daily incrua , ing. In most easetl. an VX:l11:111atit111 is sufficient to convince one of its guperiority. No_one after a 1 , )11 , 11 tad would part with it tor any ptlleP. All sizes of the use constantly mi hand and Fab. I y 3. P. !NNE, • Sole Agent for Cumberland county. MEJ ILAR-MERS 'LOOK' LI ERE! - • - - TIMESILINU '3l ICH I N VULKeril , erS (10Sii'll to ilittli and puhar r.c not ally_tlua tlwy.now h cc on halo( mut are constant ly man utact limn; Threshing Machines witti Pierpout s valeta which aro generally ackts)wiCirgett to the bert of news now ill us.e. Also a curia:, di Clover Milers. Corn :hollers anti `truly t uttcrs. 'they aim. aittent to the repairing of Agilcultural Mach nary In tint hest nutuntr Lind ou'feasonal.le terms. Mattutar tury Itanttover Greet, dilectly oppor.itvl the ro'sitlonce Lit (outgo August • AI.3ItIbIS & I%A.N.K TllO FARMERS.—'Ihe subscriber hi -xlustrin-urnat frorri - theCity - wtt otidof tho largo;:t ttnnOillielltb of hardware over ilrought to this place. Ito has just received SO dot'. 'lames %hit nod without pat. astialings s _ Iron and steel hoots ranging in pairs trout 14 to ;1 50. Alsti :see pr straight and twist link trace chaff s !loft (.0 to sl'2s. home made traces of all kinds. also .a lot of ,sirread, , treasts.butt, rarrYlug baiter nod log challis—also a very large lot of shovels, forks. spades, hoot. rakes, tied in short, everything mut guy thiiig Nvatited'hythel'arniers— heineinber the old stand East Milt~ St. Carllsle. March 10, , SiAXTO%. AGMC U LT URAL . 1M PLE- Ridging and Slit vel Plows, for Corn-and Potatots, Expanding Cultivators, . with .._ Steel Teeth ot v.ttriOttti patterns, Field and ilartotvh, Hand Moos ; Revolving Horse Itakew, 'putout Si:y.lll6 . :oaths and Scythes, Ruglish Lawn Seythes Stith rivetted bat, sullerior Volouding flay Forks, with .tape and tate erTkpleke, and all other - art c - ...orattrchh,i— es for farm atiu IVIORRIS & C 0,,, 7thSamd Market etreets, Pit Ha. • -. EREBII TURNIP 3.} lb s. C,p O of , Purple Top, WI i t 5 0 0 1 : o l :stW'g Ude' Ifybrld, YOlow Abeide l'u en. rnlTop BL i t: Digo, Orem Top do., at wholesale and rani]. PASCHALL 10010:1S & CO., • Implement and Seed Store, ith and Ntarket, ' JULY 30 8 1856') - CONWAY' S ---- GEN U N •II ONEY SOAP.---ConiVay'S pure Faith, Seiiiii--0911,rarli Im proved. Chemical Olive h Strap. A Will *apply of those truly excellent Soaps just received aril for• 'et` WILLIAMS' FAMILY GROCERY, .MainfkreeL 'Carlisle"' Nov. 21, 'B5. • • ‘; • PLO'!P • PLOWS !,--Thq;subscritior has and is Constantly keeping *assortment of tun celebrated EAGLE: . PLOWS. Also,-eunstantly uu band Zieglor's t Plank's, and llonwood's. Plblia We liaVe also :Crory largo lot of the famous Vorltlnetra on . band, and a the assortment of , Culttrators.„ Reibortiber the old stand, least Blain atneet, Carlisle. - • Mutt 10, 18.501 iniNRY SAXTION. El 13t.P1.E31ExT;:.,
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