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ARION!HALL AGAINST Tim
WORLD FOR-GOOD DAGUKUREOTYPES AND.
to ONTYPES.-0. C. DRANDON - would raspactfully
• announce to the citizens of Carlisle and'the publicgen
' orally, tkat he. hoe taken the, Daguerrean Gallery In
Marion lUD, (lately occupied by A. 0. Keet.) Having
becured thetiervices of hlr..D. C. Neagly, ho le prepared
' *to accommodate all those who desire GOOD picTuus
',of themselves or ramifies.
4OrTheso Room hove been fitted up in a superior
style on the 2nd instead of the ad floor as heretofore,
• and are Intended to be a pc. marmot location,' comae
, fluently, none but Perfect Picturen will be allowed to
leave the Gallery.
- pictures net perfectly satisfactory, will be retaken
• free of charge.
_Platittoticepledfrontaid - Dagnerreotypower . Portralt:
- tilifjlifsdrtedin - bocketsiltrtrastpiniainßeirfirgiaM. :
fIOrt.NSTIINGTIONS given on-reasonable-terms.
• All are - invited to rail and examine our epeclmons
• and thenJudgelor themselves. '
. July 22,1857-4tm '. • G.-C. BRANDON.
est°HILAD,ELPII.I4I. . COLLEGE OF
illliElOlNEl—Fifth St. below WalnutSr.ssiox
657-B.—The faculty of this Institution. has con
cluded to hold hereafter but ess p olloglito Session In
the yeen , vbeginning in-Octoberond. torminatingin
March. Examinations ere given DAILT by thu Profes.
sore at the College. Hospital Instruction, and Material
for Practical Anatomy, ORATUITOre to the advanced stu
dent. Supplementary Lectures are also given during
the Summer. . . .
• .
Fatri7:-Ilntrlculntlon, i 5 ;.ono full course, $lO9 ;:Por
T. peturd Ticket, $150;-Oroduntion, $3O. -.
A limited number of studonts, of:nuolorato moans
• and well rocounonded. will bd rocolvod on the Done
' ficlory Llst. - It. 110WARD - IOAND, 31. D, l Doan.
August 12, 1857-30.
OFFICE CI.I3IBERLAND AMAX P. CO., 1 .
Allem 111, 1857. f
()TICE IS LIEREBY. 'GIVEN,
that en Election will be held at the Public
louse of .101 IN EARLY, In. Dickinson township, on
Monday, the 7th, day of September next, between the'
hours of jit o'clock. A. 3i., and 4. o'clock, P. It., for the
purpose of electing thirteen Directors to serve fbr the
term of one year for the above CoMpany. 'the Mem
bers of this Company are.bereby requested to attend.
Be6.etary. •
August 12, 1857.,
; P o,ler [DER . MILLS.
ie KELM/SEWS PATENT, for Hand or Horse
Power,. the best In uso; WHEELER'S
Ificrso Powers and Threshers, Insurosed
Wain Fans; PENNOL'It'S Wheat -Drills;
COOPE'S Limo and (Juana Spreaders; the' most un
proved Hay anti Fodder Cutters; • il101'1"S Boilers,
41rindst.. roady hut*, with a*noral assortment of
Agricultural and Horticultural Implements: .•
.--PASOHALL MORItI9-/LC0,,._2 ,
Implement and Prod Store,
SeronthA Market, Phila.
..August 12, 1667
•NEW CROP TURNIP SEED.
•Y 4 t.:,V4fid - ,. Pimple Ton, Bute Maga, Purple Top Flat,
Skirvlng's Mita Ilagn, Yellow Aberdeen,
• Dale's Hybrid. ‘Vhite Norfolk, White Mat,
• mid other fine i•arletles, wholesale - and
• " PASCHALL Mull Rl9 & 00.,
Implement - end Seed - Store,.
Seventh& Market, Phila.
Mau
Ism
MULES! M 1.1, V.S
go!NIESLY S lIILANDT, trillion few days
t again have for sale, a very choice lot of
.4111111 Kentucky Mules, which . are now ex
...peded daily, and can hu salin at their
yard iti.Churentowu, six miles Soutipeast of Carlisle.
Purchasers aro requested to examine thq stock. as they
.will find .the MAMAS to be equal, if not superior, to
any that, have over boon brought to this market.
July 8, 1857. [tf.'
YOrk Gaietto and Frorerick Exit:Piller publish six
timos,ond send bill to this Oleo for collection. •
IDES AND TANNI , II{S. °ILI,-
_ 1000 DRY FLINT 111 DES ; 100 libla TANNERS
For pale by - J. PA LMbilt ,t CO,
01. ti
- Market Street Wharf Philadelphia.
May 'M. 3t. .
_
MINA AND GLASS:- MARXSEN
& WITTE, MAsonte 713- Chesnut" street,
Iladelphia, Importers of French and German CHINA,
Bohemian and French GLASS.IVARE, Lava, Terra
sad Patten Articles, dm. fie. A complete assort
. moat of Goods tu the shove lines, sod et the latest
patterns, constantly on hand, nt the 'lowest market
prices. , August 12, 1857-Im.
"BLACKS:UTE:IO -Q (IA L.-10,600
Bushels of 111,tumIdOus Cosh from Altexelehrated
4 Lomoii" 51lues, rorilvlug and for sale by'
. August 5, 1857. W. B. 'MURRAY.
101100 L TAX FOR 18.67.SEcuttE
TOUR five PER Ocat—The School Tax for the Roc.
angle of .Carlislo has bean• deity lISSOSSOd for the ',resent
year, and a warrant-and duplicate issued for its collec,
Lion. The taxables of attid District are therefore noti
fied that the Treasurer will be In attendance at the
County Commissioners' Office, fur the. purpose of rer
calving said taxes, on Monday, August 24, 1827, 'be
tween the hours of 9 and 12 in the forenoon. and 2 and
6 o'clock in the, afterniam of meld day. On all taxes paid
on or before that date, a deduction of Pica CENTS on the
dollar will be made. The Treasurer will receive taxes
in the meantime at his store room. No deductions
nlll bu made after the abate elate, end for all Mtreld'
taxes a warrant for collection will be issued to a Cm.-
stable or Collector immediately thereafter. '
15'...118Y;
Carlisle, August 6,1857-3 t.. Treasurer.
SeCIDIBERLAND . VALLEY' INSTI
TUTN.—EngIish,t German, French' and Classical
00l for Young ladies and Gentlemen, Mechanicsburg,
Pa.—This favorable known Boarding School, conducted
by ton well qualided instructors, commences Its next
sesidon on Monday July 27. Pupils attending this In
stitution Will be prepared for. t u lie practical duties of
life--will to fi tted for any-clnss ii College. Special at
tention will be given to the ed Afton of Teachers.—.
Terms, vefy moderate and reason:tido.
Parentsi • guardluns and others. wishing putleulars,
adoreis I. D. RUPP 'k 11. COPIA:,
-Proprietors..
nor. T. O. APPLE, %leo Principal.
July 15, 1857.--U.
ITARIEST HOME.—Tho Members
of the Cumberland County Agricultural Society
will navo their annual Harvest Homo Meeting on Ma
nta:ly,- the 22d orAugust," at' tho AgetiultUral rah'
Grounds, near Carlisle, to nitlch oil the Faruntreir the
CoUnty are invited. Their next fall Exhibition will ho
hold on the Nth, Itith and lrth October, to whiat all
are invited to contribute., • '
By order of the Scoviety
THUM . SSON GALBREATH,
. • , Rom= Moose, S
--...Auguat14.11357 Prehldont
37 STATE" NOTlCE.—Letters of Ad
mlnistmtion on.the I?.tato of John McDowell,
• doe d, Into of the borough of 'Carlisle, have boon issued
t.i the subscriber, residing In the said borough. All
p•uoons having claims against thu said Estate will pro•
soot them for suttlumont, and those indebted will
make payment to . S. A. McDOWELI.,
August 6,1867-0 t• Administrator.
QC [TOOL • tEAC RIMS - 'WANTED.
10 A number of Teachers are wanted to take charge
of Sin Schools bf. West Ponnshoro' township, Cumber.
land county. The Board of ;Bream,' will mut at Plain
field School Itoote, No. 11, - on Thursday, the 20th snot.,
at 9 o'clock, A. M. - "Tho Comity Superintendent mill be
p.esbnt to examine the Teachors:' The 'citizens are re
apectfully requested to attend. the examination. By
order of the Board. ..
WM. 0. DAVIDSON,
August 12,1857-21 0 Secretary.
A TEACHER: `PANTED for one
of the public schools in darnels. The .busnches
required tobe taught, are :—lleading, Writing, Arith..
mutts, Geography, (humour and History, Ihr further
lufonnation apply to.. 11. SAXTON,
E. CORNMAN, •
Committeq
July 119, 1867.-3 t
TREASURER. ---We aro requested
to announce WILLIAM FRIDLEY, or Carlisle, at
a candidate for the °Mauer Coma' Tneasvden euldecs
to the decision of the Union County Convention.
Carlisle, July 20, 1857. , .
910 THE VOTILAS ;OF 'CUMBER-'
LAND CO.—Grumman—Through- solicitation of
some of my friends, I barn- been induced • to offer my.
self to you as a candidate for - the Mike of County Treas
urer, and would feel thankful to yntt for your sup - port.
July 22, 1857—tf. • JAMES LOUDON.
REGISTER I Fellow citizens
Through the earnest solicitathin of friends, I
far myself, as a candldato for the gig of REGISTER,
of Cumberland county, subject to the declaim of the
Union County Convention, and respectfully solicit tho'
support of my party friends, in the several townships,
for the nomination; pigging myself. if elected, to Oils•
charge the dutios of the Oise, with fidelity and linpar-
PtittY,
DANIEF. M/1178T.
Elhaptierdac;wn, July 8,1857. [tf. •
.. . •
ItEGISTER.—We are 'requested 'to
annOunce theLmeme of ERNEST , A BRADY. of
nchel% as a eanilidatii•ier.the aka of CouNrr ItrourEs.
alibied to the decislonur the Unlois Cenral' Convention..
Carlisle, July 29,•159i.",, •• " . -
ell It
EGIST.EIIt . .W
.—e.'_ , are• authorized to
' announce 1010011 YOtlitil.loq., °Monroe town.
p as a endidato Pdr.thii oftico orItEGTSTER, Pubjedt
to the dudslon of.the Union County, converttlon.
~ . . ..• , .
...... ,
)EtEdIST.EII ,. -*4 '..6.-Ateiti46l . ozed:,to
' on main c0 , ,N.,10k. J.H.00.11 ,lIIIETZeiIi ll' au nilltißti
o tai, offiiie at UVUISWkit, sutdect, tq. 9!%i Ilevlstop
,q,
too Upton °minty Ccsi , ext . El9ii. - •"' • ,
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..iniust. 19, 1867.'
abogytisetntrit.
. RESOLUTION
Ft , Oposing . Ameqdments logo Obn.9titutiori' of
. • the-CommOntoealth.
• . • •
, ESOLVED by the Senate and'Anuse
efgeprosentaticesofthe rommonwealLh of Penn
ey Vialkiln General Artsembly mot: That the following
amendments are proposed to the 9ondltution of the
Comnionwealth;•ln'accerdraCe - with the - tirovislone of.
the tenth article thereof. .
FIRST AMENDMENT.
There shall be an additional article to said conatitu
tip% to be designated as article eleven, as :
ARTICLE XI. ;
N-P-U-BLIO-11EBTS
.. ----- BEcrrios 1. Tho state ° may contract debts, to supply
casual 'deficits or failures in revenues or to meet expen
ses not •otherwlso provided for• but the aggregate expen
ses
mount of such' dehts,-direct-art ' d contingentochkthor.
contracted by vlrtusof one or More' acts of the general
assenibly,, or at different periods of time ' shall never ex
- seven hundred'and lifty_thousaud dollars, and the
money arising from the creation of such debts, shall IW
applied to the purpose-for-which It was. obtained, or to
repay the debts so Cootratid, and to nb other
_put,poso
whatever .
SECTION 2. In addition to the above limited power,' the
state may contract debts to, repel Invasldn, suppress In
stirrectleu, defend the state in v ar or lb redeem the
'present outstanding indebtedness of the state; but the
money arising.frein the contracting of ouch debts, shall
be applied to the purpose for Which it was raised. or to
repay such debts, and to no-other purpose whatever.
dECTION S. Except the Soots above specified, in SOO-
Mono ono and two of-this article, no debt whatovershall
be created by, or on behalf of the state. ' - ---.
' Stereos 4. To provide for the payment of the present
debt, and any additional debt contracted as aforesaid,,
the legislature shell. at its first 'session, after the adop
tion of this amendment, create's sinking fund, which,
shall be sufficient to pay the accruing interest on such
debt, and annually to reduce the prinelpal thereof by a
. sum not lees than two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars; which sinking fund shall consist of the not annual
income of the public works, from time to Woo owned
by ate, or the proeoeds of the sale of pe same, or
any. part thereof, and of the Inconie of proceeds of tale
Ad:stocks owned_by,thestatei.togothetwithotherfunds,.
'or ran ,UteiYs; that - miry be' dEsifliateef by liEff - TTlfe &Ad - .;
- sinking fund-may ho increased,-from -time to timerhy
assigning to it any part of the taxes, or other revenues'
of the state, not muffed for tho ordinary and current
expenses of govornmbut, and unless in case of war..ln
vasion-or insurrection ' no part of the said sinking fund
shall bo used nr appliocl otherwise than in extinguish
ment of the publiu dobt, until the amount of such debt
is reduced below the sum of five millions of dollars.
SLCTION 8. The credit of the commonwoolth shall' not
in any.man nor, or event, be plslgod, or loaned tp, any
Individual, company, - corporation, or emaciation i - nor
shell tie commonwealth horoafter become a joint owner
or stockholder, in any company, association, or corp.
1 tol6 do
•
ration.. ' - . .. •
:.'scrton O. The commonwealth shall not assume thti
debt, or nay part thereof' of any county, city, borough,
or township; not' ninny corporation, or association; .un
leSif Stich debt shill hato'been contracted to oUablo the
. .
state to repel Invasion, suppress domestic inshrrection,
doihnd itself in time of war, or to Mmist the state In the
discharge of any portion atts present indobtodness.
deorsim 7, The legislature sball not authorize any
county ; city; borough, township. or incorporated dis
trict, by virtue of a ,ote.br its citlZalB, or otherwise, to
become a atuckholdor In any' company, association, or
corporation ;'or to obtain money for, or loan its credit
to, any corporation, associatl in, Institution, or panty.
SECOND AMENDMENT
- There shrill be an additional article to said constitu
tiod, to) be designated as article XII, no follows: •
OF JEW COUNTIES
.
.. _. .
No county shall btit.ilvldoti by a lino cutting off oSer
of e-tontliof its population, (either to form a now county
or othorwir,e,) without thw ex press assent of such. coun
ty, by a rote of the electors thereof; nor sloth any 'now
county bo catabllshodicontaiping loss than four hun
-9114 squaro tulles. ''`. •
Tillltb A1ll : 5DMI NT
- From Footlou two of Lilo firstArticlo of 6L4 ronstitu
• .
Aida, strike out the words, " of tho city of Philadelphia
unti ,, tr each county tenpeetively ;" - (rout- section five
tame article, strike out the words," of Philadulphintind
of-the-sovontl.conntiese! frollt_ttect lon:Hoven, satno arlb.
do, Witte out the words, "neither tho city of Phil:l4l7
phia nor any, and insert in lieu thereof the words, ..and
no ;" and strike out " so:tion four, sumo article," and,
In lieu thereof insert the following:
"Szolis 4. In tho year one thousand, eight hundred
and sixty.four; and -In every seventh year thereafter,
representatives to the number ot one hun•lrod: shall lon
apportioned and distributed equally, throughout tho
state by districts, In proportion to UM number of tax
able Inlmbltants in the several parts thereof: except
that any county containing at toast throe thousand five
hundred taxablen, nay be allowed n separate represen
tation; but no moro than three counties nhaltboloined,
and no county shall ho divided, In the formation of a
district. Any clty containing a sunicient number of
tasables to entitle It to at leant two representatives,
shall ludo & separate representation' assigned -it; and
shall be divided Into convenient districts of contiguotin
territory. of equal taxable.population an near as cony be,
each of which districts shall elect one representative."
At the end of soctlug NOVOII;.1110 art Ho, insert these
words, "The City of Philadelphia shall be divided into
single senatorial districts, Of -contiguous territory or
as nearly equal in Taxable ionulation an possible; but
no ward shall be divided in the formation thereof." .
. . .
•.•• • • • .
The Louisladure, at Its first hessian, after the adoption
of this amendmont, shall divide -the City of Philadel
phia into senatorial and ropmentative districts, In the
manner !thrive provided; such d;stricts to remain int.
chnoillld until the apportionment In tbo,,year one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-four. •
FOURTII_AIIIIINDMENT- • •
Thole shall be en additional section to the trot arti
o of said constitution, which shall ho numbered and
Ifl=Ml
• • • .
Ssurtok 20.—" The Legislature shall have the power to
vltor, revoke, of annul, any charterer incorporation
hereafter confurred by, or under, any Spacial, or moment
law, whonovor In their opinion It may be Injurious to
the eitloons of the Commonwealth ; in such manner,
howeveV, that no Injustica shall Ito done to the corpora•
tors.
• INS :NATE, March 27,1E57.
•
Resolved, That thin rosiilution pass. On. the first
nunkhnont, yeas 24, nays ;-tut tea corned amend
melt, yeas 23, trays 8; on the third amendment, yeas
'4, nays 4; on the fourth amendment. yeas 21, nays 4.
[Extract (mu the Journal.]
UAW. w. lIAMERSLY. Clerk.
IN TOO HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES,
: 'ArEII29, MT.
- Resolved, That this resolitlon p3F,I. On the first
amendment, yeas 78, nays 12; on the. second amend.
Win , ' ye' 57 , tins IA; on the thi.Ql at:mutual:lC yeas
72, nays 22: on the fourth amendment, yeas 83, nays 7:
[Extract from the Journal.]
JACOB ZIEGLER, Clerk.
Flied In Secretary's Office, May 2, 1857.
- A. G. CURTIN,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
•
SECILETAIIVS
• llsintisoupu, Juno 22, 185(
PENWYLTANIA, sa. ,
I do certify that the rtimvo rind foregoing in a true
and correct copy of the original "Resolution proposing
continents to the Constitution of thu Coiunitin
wealth," is Itit the vote In each branth of the Logisia.
tore upon the final passage thereof, ns appears from the
originals ou file in this office.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set
r,s•J my hand and Caused to be affixed the seal of
Secietary's Office, the - day and year Move written.
A. N. CURTIN,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
The resolution Traipsing amend:rm is to the Consti
tution of the Commonwealth being under considera
tion, •
On the question,,,„ , +-
Will the Senate agree to - the' first nuniffilinent
The yeas and-nays were taken agreeably to the provii
BlOli s of the Constitution, and were its follow, viz.:
YEAS—Moors; Brower •Browne, -Coffey, Ely, Evans,
Fetter, Flenniken, Fraser, Ingram, Jordan, Killinger,
finox4 Limbach:Lewis, Myer, Scofield,Sellers,Shuman,
Steele, Straub, Welsh, Wilkins, Wright. and Taggert,
Speaker-24.
. •
NAYS—,alesers. Crab?, Cie:unroll, Finney, Gregg, Har
ris Penrose one Souther-7.
So the question was determined in thegfirmatlve.
Will the Senate agree to the second amendment?
The year and nays wore taken agreeably to the pro
visions of the Constitution, and were as follow, vie
Yens—Messrs. Brewer, Browne, Creswell, Ely,Evans,
- Fetter, Finney, - Flenniken, Ingraham,- Jonian t -Knox,
Laubach;tenis, Myer, Sellers,Shuman, Souther, Steele;
.Straub, Welsh.' Wilkins, Wright, and Taggart,. Spea
ker-23.
Exvii-'-Aleilsrs. Coffey, Crabb, Fraser, Gregg, Harris',
Killinger, Penrose and Scofield—b. •
So the question was determined In the affirmative:
On tho question, •
Will oho Senate agree to the third amendment!
. The yeas and nays were Mken agreeably to the print;
sion of the Constitution, and were Re follow, viz.:
el's—Messrs. Brewer, Browne, Crabb, Cresswell, Ely.
Evans, Flenniken, Fmne,"lngnim, Jordan, Killinger,
Knox, Laubach:Lewis, Myer, Scofield, Sellers, Shuman,
Souther, Steele, Straub, Welsh, Wilkins and Wright
-24.
Nnr•_-\lessrs. Canby, Gregg. Barna and Panroso-4.
Bo the questinn nili'dottaniued In the affirmative,
" On the question, "
Wlll the Senate agree to the fourth amendment"
The yeas and nays were taken agreeably to the pro.
vialone or the Consatution, and were es fellows, via t •
• YEAS—Moors. Brewer, Browne, , CoffitY, Croswell,
Ely, trans, Flenniken, Frazer, Ingram, Killlnger, Knox,
Laubaoh, Leeds, Myer, Scofield, Sellers. Shuman, South.
er. Steel, Straub, Minh, Wilkins and Wright-23
Nrov-vsleaartB. Crabb, Finney, Jordan and Penrose—t.
go the question wax determined in the affirmative.
• IN TIM Muse OP itersexesrsvivics,
doll 29, 1857.
The resolution proposing amendments to the Conetl.
ion of the Commonwealth being under consideration.
On the question, '
'Will the Homo agree to the firet amendment?
The yeas and nays wero taken agreeably to the provL•
alone of theConstAution, and were as fellow, viz.:
Yive—Masers. Anderson, Arthur, Deckhouse, Belt.
Deck, Bishop, Dower. Brown, Calhoun, Campbell, Chaco,
Cletiver, Crawford, Dlitkey, Ent, Hyster,Pausold, Foster-
Oibbonay, (Alden, Hamel Harper, Heine, Illestend,
Hill. 11111egas. Hoffman, (Barks) I mbrie. Tones, Jacobs;
Jenkins, Johns, Johnson, Kauffman, Kerr, Knight,
Leleouriug, Longaker, Lovett, Hanear, Mangle, hicOeL
wont, alelivaln, Moorhead, Mummy, Mu:dolmen, Nil
chub., Nicholson, Nunemacher, Pierson Paters. Petri
kin, Pownall, Purcell, Ramsey, (PlAiride4bia,) Ramsey,
(York) Reamer, • Reed, Roberts, Rupp, Shaw, Sloan,
(Cambria,) Smith, (Centre,) Stevenson Tolan,
Yanvoorhle, Vickers, Voeghlby, Walter, Westbrook,
Wharton, Williston, Witherow, Wright, Zimmerman
and Oety, Speaker-713. •
NVTN—Masers. Backus, Denson, Took, Hamilton, Han.
cock, Iline, Hoffman, (bobanon,) Lebo, Struthers, Thern
:Wainer dud Wintrode-12.
So the q nestion was d o terinined, in the aSlmative.
On the queitipm • • • • • .
Willthellonso agree to th e . second amondnient?
.The oft anal naps were token ego entity to the proyl
slims of thfOonstitutien, natio/aro
iTsvaSlessra. Anderson, •,,Itsektoose, Beck,
jtodier, Calhoun,' Cariipboll, Carty, St t, Pausold, Foster,
Hantal; Ilarper;,lleinsallostand, Itillegae,' Hoff
inn,,(berka) llousekteper, lmbri o, Tunes,. Jenkins,
JohsfJolisen; Kauffman, 'Knight, . clionsing,'Lottga
mai: poet, Martear; Umtata Idoliser, illooshoadoduat:
keltatisblit'ichols, Nicholson, Nnuenur - ber', - Pearsest,"Pe.
Potriktri. Poona% Purcell, Rarnrcn(Philadeljedlia
Ramsey, (York,) Reamer. 'Hobert% Cunt, Shaw, Olean:
Telma, Vail, y ought oy, Walter Westtrooki•Wharto,
Zlinifortutitt, and Oets, Speaker -6T.:
•
CIE=
BRAZIL AND TLIE BRAZILIANS
By Rev. D. P. Kiencrt, - of the :110E11°111st Episcopal
Cita - TEE - 11y ltcv. J. C. Fr, F.TCII ER, of the Presbyterial:at
Church. This • now end splendidly Illustrated work,
(ono largo volume octavo,..in uniform style with the
superb volumes of Dr knee's Arctic Explorations,) fat
the Joint effort* the above named gentlemott, - who,ag
travelers and an mbusieneries, (and ono In nn official
position es Acting Secretary of the United Staten Lego- •
Met nt 1110 ) have had a long and varied °filmdom,' in
a land full of interest, wheiluir we regard it in a nn.
torsi comnterriak.polltical or moral point of view.--. 1
'Price $3.00 •
Afd Any Of the above works will he sent by mall,
Non( postage, by remitting the 'published price.
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York; Applegate & Co., 48, , Main street. 'Cineinnell;,
S. O. OltRiOS S Co„ 111, Lake strJoi,Chlettgo.
August 5,1857.
T. J, GRAD AN, LL. McDOWELL, S. M. DAVIDSON
GRAHAM - , MeIIOWELL S. C 0.,• •
. • GENERAL LAND . . AGENTS,
Leavenworth L'lty,'Kuneas Territory.'
~~ILL buy d locate lands in
((moos and s e ll,
li
r..ilt n
9. Territories, lowa and
Western Missouri, buy and Foll lauds, loan and Invest
money. buy and Full drafts. give infermatioh respecting
the country, and don general agency business.
REFERENCES.,
john 11. Bratioli, Esq.. Carlisle, Pa.
31,. Beetem, Banker, "
110n..1. 11. Graham: "
Ker, Brenneman & Co., Bankers, Carlisle.
Wm. M. Henderson. Esq.,
George Sanderson ' Esq., Lancaster. Pa.
Dr. John A— ~-
Ahlsl. 0., Newville, Pa.
Wtn r .S. Cobean, Esq.,'",
E. W. Clark & Co„ Bankers, Philadelphia, 4- • - •
Hon. Michael Cocklin, Shopinthistown .Pn.
Ilonry Reiman & Sons, Merehants Baltimore.
E.- L. Blake, Esq., Cashier Mercantile Bank, Now York.
Snyder & lll'Farlane, Real Estate Agents, Minneapolis,
biltmessota Territory.
Wm. Kilgore, Esq., Attorney nod -Keel Esrato Agent,'
Sterling, Ill'
11. W. Idateer, Esq., Henry 'City, Ill.' •
Joseph (diner, Cumberland county, Pa.
E. W. Clark A Co., tinkers. Philadelphlii.'
Gov. Pollock. Harrisbuag, Pa.
John McDowell. at Bents ,& - Brothers, Carlisle, Pa.
March 111, 1857.-Iy. •
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-IVtOUNT HOLLY - SPRINGS.- -
ly • Thesa:Bpripgs, will be op= for • tho reception
of •iis tore, on the 20th loctout. 'Situated_ six mites
south of Carlisle, Pennsylvania, at the gorge, in the
South Mountain, (Dina ilidgo) through which flows the
beautiful Mountain Creek, the location is unsurposoed,,
for good water, puro air, pleadaut drives, End cool, shady
'walks:—.llom-thetop-of theauountain,lhireis a split.'
did view of the boautiful .Cumberland Valley. and tiro
sevond adjoining counties.. Those who aro fond of
gunning and fishing, can hero find atnusemont. A
doily communication .with Carlisle, enables visitors to
-. r eedy et hal r lot t err in - n - fu w hours• -------
TERMS, !MEN DOLLARS PER WEEK.
it E F'E R. El N C EB.
O'Brien. Graffito k Co.
Dr. Thomas Buckler, Baltimore.
lion. Gooey" Slay,
A. 11. Barons. Esq.,
Deldiemau k Hayward,
• .1
Phil' a
W. S. Campbell, St, Lawrence Hotel, '
lion. Frod'k Watts,
Bev. J. 11, Morse, ,
.1,11. Porker Esq.,
Col. Chas. A. May.
JOS. W. PATTON,
Juno, 17,1807.-2 rno.] Papurtown, Pa.
The subscriber, looted In the basement of the Meth°.
dist. Church, opposite the Railroad Depot, 1k now re
ceiving a variety of Fawning Implements, such as
PLOWS,
. .
. GRAIN DRILLS,
•
. • • 'GRAIN FANS
CORN SIIELLERS,
•
FARM BOILERS,
Corn and Cob Grinders (Scott's Giant,) the Crescent
Grain 131111, [forge Shovels, REAPERS AND MOWERS
(aloofly's with Wood's Improvement.) Strew Cutter
Ac., nil of which ore of the most improved kind and
workmanship. and'will be sold on the most acroiumoda•
Ling terms. Farmers aro respectfully luvited to call
and examine before pnrChamine.
•
• J. ARMSTRONG.
sm.. For the coilyontonco Ohm:nom Monre's Patent
Grain Drill will be sold at Shiremanstown by Benjamin
Clay, and at Shingensburg by Christian. Long.• • .
Amidst 20, 1050.7-4 y.
• . FAMILY
COAL:-1.,000
-Tong Lyken'e Valley
' e COAL. broken at:tire.
t;tkaki e ncreened,•PrePaind Os=
; and ter
covfx,.
so that . ' can furnish it Ina and OLEAN all seasons of he
year. I have 'oleo on hand and' for sale the BLACK
DIAMOND COAL; from'the Daltimore.Company Mines.
This Coal is adednibly ealOulated for 'LATIOIUS. MOYAS
find Cellar Flirtiticesi all of which I nlll'6oll aB'
.prollts for cash, and deliver to any part the•borOugh.
'August 5, 1857.' W. B. MURRAY. -
L'"lglitNEßS' COAL:-
TONS of Lykunn Valley Nut Coal, a'sunerlor aril
du, receiving and for sale by .
'Auguet /41857. • .
ILO A L RIVI ERS PitE, 1 3 , : 11 E;
hisser assortment of •Ilay
rs re, 'with ropes and Pulleys. all.obumilete, shies largo.
lot of scroll/lug flay and,.Orslu,..rakea, - ...0ra1n. Cradles
SeythknandSonaths. rakes, forks 8110TP111,,Ii0e5,.&0. St'
thgelleati hardware stars of '
'111."13AXT011. • ,
East Blain Street
HaTts-'-tdOsare. Arthur; Augnstioo, Backus; BOI3SOD,
Hiehnp; Brown, Chace, Cleavet,'Crawford,..Hyater Wb
-bonny; liamiltan; Hancock; 11111f1Tino; Ragman; q.oba.
non,) Jacnbil; !Corr,- Lela), McCulrnont, Mumma ; teed:
Smith; (Cronbrlal!Smitli, (Hent.n;) - stevenson. Struth
ars, Thorn,Lantoorhis; Vickore; .Wagontellor, Warner
WintiodoWilh roteand Wright-34. .
So the quention.wat; determined in the affirmative.
—On'thregetestlefw
- 70.11 the House agree to the - third - amendment ?—, -
The yeas-and nays wore taken•agreenhly to the pro
iisions of the Constitution, and were as thllows, via:
YEAS—Messrs:. -Anderson, Backbone°, Ball, -Beek,
Benson, Bower rown, Calhotzfi. Campbell, Chapa,Clea
ver, Crawford, DiCkey, Ent, Eyelet, blusOld.
'bailey; Hantelillaiper, - Ileine;•Illostand01114 - 11ellegcs,.
Hoffman, (Barks,) Hoffman, (Lebanon,) Housekeeper,
Imbrie, Times, Jacobs,• -Johns, • Johneoe, Kauffman,
Ifwe. Lobo, Longnkor, Lbvott, lifanear, Mangle, McCal
mint, Moorhead, Mumma, Musstilman,
'son, Nunomacher, Pearson, Peters, Petrikin, rownall,
Purcell, Ramey, (York,) Ream; heed, Rupp, Shaw,
Sloan,- Smith, (Cambria.) Smith, (Contre,) 'Stevenson,
Talan,Nall,Nanroorhis„Viekers,YoegitilTt.rffSomfillier
• - HOICITIETHATfrATITUrbbr, , iITif,ht, Zfuncierman
-and Getz, Speaker-72.' • ,
NAYS—Mom& Arthur, Angustino, Backus, Bishop)
C'arty,_Dock,jlldea,llantil ton, 1 Inn cock. Hine, Jenkins,
- Knight, 7,olsonring, valupt snowy; (Ph)litdolpitia,
lioherts, Struthers, Thorn, 1v altar, 1 Vernet, Whattou;
Wintrodel-2.2. ',.. •
- - So the question-was determined in-tho affirmative.—
" . . ,
On the question, - .
— Wilt - tlidllbuse ngroo to the fourth aniendment 1
The yens and nays were taken agreeably tb the yvi
sions of the Constitution, end were as folloW, vie.
I'M—Musses Anderson, Arthur, Backhouse„
Beck. Benson, Bishop, Bower, Bron; Calhoun, amp.
bell, Carty. Chnfie, Cleaver, Crawford, Pickup, Ent. Eye
ter, Pausohk Pastor, Cilbtaney, Widely, JllllllOl,l larpnr;
Heins, Illestand, I hill, pillages, lloffinan (Burks,) lioli
man, (Lebanon,) housekeeper , intbrie, Innes, Jacobs,
Jenkins, Johns, Johnson, Kaulfirem, Kerr, Lebo, W
m ring, Longsker,Lov•dt, :Veneer, Mangle, McCalmont,
111eIlvain, Mumma, •Musselmeq, Nichols, Nicholson,
ma n 4
Nuneeher, Penman, Peto. retrlkin Pownell, Pur
-cell, Ramsey, (Philadelphia.) Ramsey, (York,) Bremer,
Redd, Roberts, Rupp, Showy Sloan, Smith, (Cambria,)
Smith, (Centre,) Stevenson, Tolan, Veil. Vanvoorlds
Vickers. Vortthley. Wagonseller. Walter. Warner, Wdst
brook, Wharton, isliiiston, Wltherow,'Zimmermap an
Getz, Speaker-83..
NV4R—Messrs. Dock, II amilton, Hancock, Strntbets
Thorn,:Wintrodo and Wright,-7.
Sd the,question wan determined In 'the affirtuattio ..
. ._—
Mumma, Juno 22, 1857.
PENNEII#ANEA, 08.: •
I do certify that the above and foregoing isa true
and' correct copy 'of the " Yoas” and "Nays' taken on
the resolution proposing aMondments to thoConstltu•
tine of the Commonwealth, as the Fame appears on the
Journals of the two nooses of. the Conoral Assembly
of this Commonwealth for tim session of 1857.
witness, my hone. and the seal of said Miler.
{L.'s. J this tivonty.r,ccond day of June, one thousand
eight huudredand tifty.seven. A.C. CUMIN,
Secretary of the Commonwoidth.
Carlisle, July I, 1881.—Irons.
d •
ELISIIA KENT KANE—A BIOG
ILAPIIY.—IIe Witt:lsm Ebose . .--ln announcing
the LIFE OF DR, KANE, we are but ,nittleipatiog the
wishes Of thousandscand tens - of thousands of the ad.
mire' a of that greet man." flaring been a personal
friend of the decease'd, and °nit:tying a Itn.go share of his.
confidence. Dr. Eider Is wall'quelifled - to do justice to
the subject. •This work will bo issued inn. Itexphionto
octavo volume, and will equal In iiory respect the so
, pet+ volumes of "Arctic Explorations' recently pub.
' Hshed. It will contain a new full face portrait. Intern
fed on steel, as well as engravings of his residence.
tomb Models, Or. 412 . order to give this wrrk a large
cirtdation, It trill be sold atllte,,low primint $1.50.
Moro than $300,000 sold within nine
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March 4. 1 1867.-6 mai ' - • - • -
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PLOUGHS IN GIthAT Va , '
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20, 'M. - . l'hiladelphl , -
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, 75 years
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SUMPTION, Nervoud Debility nod Asthma :Ills Clough
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his son have employed it in their practice, curing' thou
sands of cases considered hopoloss by 'others. For tku
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opposite St. Nicholas llotol, New York.
June 10, 1857.-Bmos.
jr1:111 .TRUTH ABOUT KANSAS I
Cov. Geary's Administration in Kansas ; , .largo
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Private Secretary to Gov. Geary. , 'Carefully compiled'
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Of State at Washington, and other papers In the pews..
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A copy will be cant to any part of the United. States;
by;mail, free of postage ' onthe receipt of retell price. ,
" A liberal discount to trade. 4;8-1000 Agents want
ed.. ?BICE InClottisl. Paper, dOCta. ,
01IABLE13.0.,IMIODES4 Publisher:
July 22-4 m: Inquirer Building, Phil's
Toll.ll'll. ALLIIIN , Nos. 2' . &
0 dheinut ntreet, (south Ode, hdto6 Watar4Bhifek•
delplila 7 (the oldost Wood•ivare House In the . city)
Manufeeplrers' and Wholeaale'Dealera.to Rateat.'dia.
."cline-made , Byname, Pateat Grooved Ceder Irani, (war
ranted mk , to ehrlAk;) Wood' and Willovi4me..
Brushop, au., of all dmeriptiona.. Please MlVand' ex
amine oueetock, c`,; • . Aujust 5, 1551-Iy.
f' Nsw ui.oobs.
•,.Sr,r . tItECEIV..ED AND. OPENING "
J• AT IiIAIJCILE'S dIIESP JEWELRY STORE,,
Oirizt •Sirect, Carlisle, ra., . • •
.A.lerge_suppya.Watehasaornaiy,ollTer.Ao..Nlge4.
, Mare, to which ;linen° attentien._• „.• .
•. you 'want to poloot - itrom .th, ,p.,eP
largest stock of CLOOKS,Watches, •
~„., • 1 • i 4O/ ./ • •
Jewelry, Silver and Plated Wart In• .•
Carlisle, call •
, ..
' . ..at NAUGLE'S.
:- WellaTe.a largennsortment of Gold.add SII-ver.llnut,_
log and Open Case Watches to "cult all Fanclos'and
Pockets, - ''
. .
At NAUGLE'S.
..
plni, and Cheap jeweliy of every style and quality
In setts or by the piece as wanted, - • • • • .
'. At NAUGLE'S.
.Silver and Plated,Valtem, Cake Fruit, Super, and
-, . .. .trrentyirrrTablw=na n tlaftrrgairMi
Demon and Cream Bpoone,
At NAUGLE'S..
Fine Pearl, Lava, Coral; Cameo, Goldstone, klesaic,
rentine Moisicast Dol,and Gl ass, setts cheap-,
. At NAUGLIBB.
Diamond Breastpins and Fingering%
• . . • At - NAUGLE'S.
- Gold Bunting elite, Eight Day Lev'ers; Gold Hunt,
bag Case, Duplex; Gold Bunting, Chronometers.
At NALICII,B . B.
Bagley's .besti quality of Gold Pencils; toltto Gold
Pent and Silvdr ifolthint,
At NAUGLE'S.
Silver and Plated Tea Potts,. Goblets, Cups, Teas*
Backs, Pitchers, Urns, Tureens, Tea Dells,
At-NAUGLD'iI.
Gold Neck; Test. Curb, Fob, and Chatlaln Chains,
Chad Bracelet, Lockets, Thimbles, Crosses, Charms,
. At NAUGLE'S.
•
. .
. French 'Elmo Pieces to run'three and four weeks,
• At NAUGLE'S. c
Gold 13100;70, Vest, Collar, and Shirt Studs of all styles
and quality,
At NAUGLE'S.
Plato a Vorks,'Spoans, Eh'Vas, Napkin Rings, Silver
Thimbles Shields,
At NAUGLE'S.
•
Flutinas, Aecordeoun Doxes—a fine variety,
Pertmouales Pearl and Leather, Plain- and
Taney TrevellingThigs; - veryTilce Myles:cheap ' 77 ' 77
" At NAUGLE'S.
If you want to have your 'Watches put in good re
pair and werrnuthi, take thorn to
'NAUGLE'S.
If you went to gut a Cheep Clock,i t oy st r i t j t o g i l , l t t.
no l t f i u de, zant . your Silver ware, neatly marked k at short
.. At NAUGLE'S. •
•
All goods warnlntall as represented; or the mousy ro•
funded,
At,NAUGLE'S
Parsons that wanrbargalna aro invited to call
At NAI.IO LE'S,
"IVEW GOODS BARGAINS; BAR--
OAINS.—The haaJus,t returned from
Now York and Philadlilphla, and Is now opening an 1m•
roman stock of thohondsomert and choapcst Dry Goods
011 fr br .ught to Cumberland county.. -
MUM , 00014.1! -- ' '
for the Ladlcsa full line of inaghlficent Silks, Challla,
Barge Rollos. Ducals, De Lathes, Lawn .Itobes, Ding
haws, Lavellas, Ottoman, Plaids, &c.
I=EIM
An Inimonco nOsortment of elegant Frolicit worked
Collnm:tindersNeves, Handkerchiefs, Flouncing, ‘Erig ,
Ingo ;lad I nsvrtlngs. bought from the importers in Now
-York, nyd•will-be mild at-prices to-defy nil competition.
110:s1NETS, ItTIIIIONtI, AND. PLOWED& : --
A liorgo 2 Otook of llonuoto, ItibtronO and Flowors at vory
low prices., _ • • ,
cLonrs cos - nu:l4;s," . •
A new dot 'Cloths and ,C2l,olll.ereg, very handsome
and very cheap., .
Irich Lanolin, lilluldins,Clr a, Tickinga, l.inon Checks,
Cottenndes, Pant!! Stuff fi ken and Boys in great va
riety, together with all other kinds of irocalatoc, num
rens' to particularize. •• - F; , -
All my old Friend!, nud•Customets, n 11,141111 public in
mineral nro resportful I v invited to nil and examine my
stuck bof re purchping, and they will be certain to got
••••nd bsrealiss and ease money, nt Ito Old Stand, Emit
Main are it
Carnal 4, April 8, 1857
IVEW GOODS ! GOOD GOODS !
Ir YOU VANT NEW GOODS,
GOOD Goons, AND CHEAP GOODS - GO ,TO. WOODS'
next door to Motglatithlln's Hotel, and yon will find a
largo asscrtment or Ladles' Hoods, consisting of MIA,
Fancy and Genoa Silks; Morinons, Porslgn Cloths. Do n
fetines,_ Do Baps, Alpnccos, Scotch Maids; Sack Ilan
nuts, Scotch, Manchester, Enrlston, Chanibrag Ging.
hairs, Calicoes, Fine French Workod Collars, Ribbons,
Hosiery. Hlevos, kc., &c. • •
DOMESTICS.—WooIen Twilled 'Flannels, Drilling=
Ticking, hogs and Bagging, Cotton Flannels,Oßnaborgo,
Domis, Cingimm, Table Draper, Checks, white and col,.
ored Carpet Clittin; &c. •
-• In Sliswlsiind Blankets sop have all sorts; sines and •
conditions. ' •
For gentlbmon we hairo Fine French Black Cloths,
Black and Fancy Cassinteres and Doeskins ' Satin Vest.
hogs, Tareeds, Sutinetts, Velvet Cord, Kuntucky Joann.
• ' '
. .
As for men's, women's and cbildren!s Boots d Shore,
we defy' competition.
Also, a very superior lot i f Groceries, such as Coffee,
Sugtteatice, Spleen, to.
Stnk . stock has been selected Mltb the greatest cilia as
to price and quailty, and we aro determined to sell at
very small advances. Those wishing to purchase will
find that no ore selling as cheap--..if not chmiprr—than
any Tense lutawn ; and they grill find it to their ad
vantage to give us a call.
Antler, bp; j s Rags, Soap and Dried Fruit taken,at
Market prlcelE , •
N. W. WOODS, Ag't.
Don't forgot the place, next door to •Maglauchlin's
hotel.
•
s PRING AND Sthl3lER CLOTH
.
INO. ARNOLD & LIVINGSTON.
_North Hanover st., opposite Maglaughlin's.lletel...'
The prOprietors of this popular Clothing Eitablish
ment, respectfully announce that they Lave Just to
cowed an immonse-atock of Clothing imagined goods,
which they will sell nt the lowest prices:
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
for Menntni Boys, composed ef cvery description of new
goods, selected with the greatest care, and made In the
latest style and taste of fashion, and warranted" to
prove the time on represented at the time of purchase.
Observe that every article of Clothing sold by-the
propriator4 of this establishment may be. relied upon
as being well selected.
Among his extensive assortment may be found Fine
Black and BIM, now style Dress and Frock Coats. made
in the latest fashions of French and English Cloths. •
New style Business Cents, of Black, Itlue, Brown,
Oliva and Green Cloths, and Plain and Fancy Cassi.
mores.
Vests in endlosq variety, of Plain and Fancy Silks,
Satins, Cashmeres, tirenadlne's. Marseilles, ike.
Fine Black French Doeskin and Fancy Cassimoro
Emits; Plain Light-Colored Cakstmore Pants—Spring
styles.
I=
Juat completed, b far the largest and cheapest as•
sortmont of Boys' Clothing, suitable for Spring mid
Summer that can be found in Carlisle, Oonsisthierit
Quits, Pants and Vests of all sizes and qualities, to
which constant additions wi11 , 1,0 muds during the sea
eon.
Also, a full assortment of Shirts, Collars, Bosoms,
Cravats, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Susionders, Stocks,
Gloves Hosiery and Umbrellas,
Just retielved, a large assortment of Black and Fancy
Colored Cloths, Black Doeskin and Fancy Cassimores,
Vestings nod a great ,variety of new and fashionable
Goods for Pants 'and Vel4B,_whicb will bo made up to
order, on the most reasonable terms;
The subscribers hope, by strict ifttontlon to business,
and endeavoring to please customers, to receive a con
'tlirbltnee of public patronage. - -
AIINOLD_A. LIVINGSTON.
April I, 1857.
NVITOLDSALE AND , 'RETAIL
T BOOK AND MUSIC. STORE, CARLISLE, I'A.
' JUST RECEIVED,
-Benton's.Abrldgment-of thoUeblttes of-Conmress,=- ----
Vol. 10 to be complete in 15 Vole., • ._Cloth, 3,00, Php., 3,60 •
per set.
Benton's Thirty Years In-the Senate, . .. . 5,00
Bartlett's Narrative of Explonttlons In Texas, Now
illexlco.!&c., -. 4,50
Burns' Cyrlopodla of Sermons, * • 2,50
Layard's Nluevair—New Ed. Complete, 4,0 Q
•
Cyclopedia of Practical Receipts, - 140 -
Morse'e General Atlas of the World, . • 0,00
- ' SIIRYOCK, TAYLOR /4 S3IITII.
r
Wrapping Pa"' fo l r ll i t n Y; i SCK, TAYLOR & SMITH'S.
Band-ponos
OCK TAYLOR & SMITH'S.
"r•ln'inniis hi i l n tilrt r CZ in TlykOß &
.
Porte-Ponca, Writlate r sks, c dr , c., for sale a
OCI TALOR . &"'SMITIPS.
Pictures and Pictaire•Frames far raid at
BURYOCK, TAYLOR & SMITH'S
Blank Books ofi!lllgies l for rain
at
OCK,TAYLOR. SMITH'S
Bibles, Hymn Bytdis:P.'ayer ttc , ter
S r in
MITH'S. I3.tI
SIIITTOCK, TAYLOR & s
WAY,!O~ THIS I !-,, , The 'cheariest .
SIIOE STORE In the cou4nntiesdof all 43 ° 0 1 ,1-
it on. Ladles and Gentlemen will en* 25 per cent by
'purchasing their Boots and Shoes at; the Cnsar Shoe
Store SOUTII bleat Corner of the public) square.
1 - 11 . 6} '
1 .5,.
t tl ugs l , A all u s. l :C h or"pl,Y 8°4 4 ..c."11,,1as
Just received front Philadelphia an extensive.
and splendid assortment of ' - - -
,CIENTLEMEN'S AND LADIES' 5110E5,
'which luis•beon selected with - tare from the boat man-,
uStote r ics, and which he' can recomend lbr their
parlor workmanship and finish, Ile bas every thing in.
the Boot and Shoe line • suitable for the season, .and
which will be sold very low for cash. A great variety of
fdan'a andßeya flaiterfklicads,libees and Brogans, La,
dice flatters; lace Binds. Buskins, 811Pueri4 . Ties, kliss,es
andflhildren'a Bhoes.-at the lowest prices. •
Purchasers are' a eepeetfully.invlted to call-and '
amine our largeand elegant assortment r and they will
And that In price and quality it will compate.with any
khoe Store In the' place: :itssst..lteparing done'at' the
shortest notice.. All ripe sewed Gratis: Don't. mistake
the plic6;cheelpil W. Corner of thb publroThquarei . op. -
posit° Il.'l;:Burkholders notch '. JACOß BENSR;
• •
Suocossor t.O Dl. Leroy.
&ray go; 'Bm
• KELLEWS'..OII.PIAP RAT
CAP; BOOT EIHOE,STORE. • •
• %Ye Invite the attention of.thn-pubilato
and - varted asuorttnentof GOODS. whistrivill be mid ar
cheap • at aux other. estibliihtnentin 'Wa
•- . • l•••• EVERY VARIETY OiIIATS,• ' "
:nor':mon, beYi and ehlidrenonade ofexoellept materiek,
- and of every - gelid° oldir _'a - eddi:ndrersinic•
meat, or,Stranollati, Cave, and:lnt:lo.'li .tlateifroaily!
It !united. of cloth and'Olssad ESPU.4rrini.dd •
tents up ernrd !purr, slosh nir WOMAN D" ..8110Ed
hilt' beaseellid;pat ouinid friends dltir•etbt
*mere; nri'nelirgrothers,:to, calthu4eSslnitid,intratneh4
'as we Teel Confident afoot pbtltt tOplbeie;
All kinds or loulle$:".IR loses awl Childruh'spAlTEtill; "
the host:naterlst; conitautly rip hand." '
N. 8.-'•-•AlVrips sewed gratlt. . [April 29, 1857.
Carlisle Foundry,
AMA - CHID:I . E StIOE,
This extensive establishment to now••In Complete &-
darned supplied with the best' machine& for executing
work in every department.' Tho bitlldings have aloe
boon greatly enlarged this sprhig and stocked with the
newest end most Improved tools for the 'manufacture
uf
D,OORS I WINDOW
Shutters, Blinds, Meitldingsi Brackets and all other
kinds of Carpenter worrk. We-invite Builders, Cro ,
penters and others to call and examine our facilities for
doing this description of work. The beat Materiale
Used and prima as low neat any other establishment in.
the County or elsewhere.
STEAM ENGINES BUILT TO ORDER.-
and repaired as heretofore: Engin. have bden r4ent
ly built for W. M. Ileuderson & Son, in title borough,
It. Bryson & Co. Allen township, Ald & Brothers, Nevi.
villa, Shed° & Wetzel, North Middleton, and- otlfers,
at whlmemseabllshment they.mfiy, be seen in daily op.
oration, and to whom we can refer for evidence of their
superiority. • •
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS.
l i
of every description, from the smalleseto the heaviest
• pieces, atter:lite(' at short notice for every kind of ma.
chlnory. largo variety of mill cnsthiks now outland.
Two skillful Pattern makers roma, ntly employed.—
ItHIPARING promptly nttonded to' fbr Paper Mills,
Grist Mils, 'Factorise; Ac. Thrning and
.Fitting Mill Sp miles, .tc, /One •In_ the. hest style, -
.
Ji •
ngly sit BOTlL_Clear To lorso_Powers, , —lforliontal
Gearßoar and Two Horse 'noters. corn' 'Shelters,
Crushers, lion Rollers. Plough castlfßs, and. other or
tides for fliriners, on hatidor promptly made to order.
and repaired. Our fitellitios for building Coro are now
more complete thou heretofore sod tumbles us to Tar
nish theist to transportera on the rail road on Memo.
dating terms and made of the best motorists. Orders,
solicited and entire satisfaction guarantee - 1.
The long — apart°Tree in URI businasir of - the senior
'partner of the limn, and the completeness of our ma
chinery in every branch of the establishment warrant
us in assuring the best work to all whO.favor us
with their orders. Thu continued patronage of our old
*Janda and the ptiblic Is iespectfully solicited.
!Any 2e, - '67—ly. - p. GARDNER & Co.
.
.THIRD AItRIVAL OF • SPRING
AND SUMMER DODDS,
A l AND
Now,Storo, Corner of North'Hanover and Lou-
Tho undersigned returns thanks for the patronagti
bestowed upon him' by the public, and at the same tint°
resPeetfully announces that ho has Just returned from
Philadelphia '
and Is now opening a Now lot of Simmer
DitY GOODS and GROOT:RIBS, consisting in part as
follows. and which ho lo determined to sell at the low
est Cash price's.
_SILKS, Ducal Cloths, ChrMrs, Alpaeritt, Do Lainos,•Do
Rages. Lustros. Poplins,' Lawns, Barnes, Brilliants,
Skirting, French and Scotch Ginghams, Prints, Gloves,
Hosiery,, Collars, Handkerchiefs, n c., &I',
SUAWLS AND MANTILLAS of ovary idylo and qua
lity.. -
STAPLE ANIrDOMRSTIC DRY-GOODS, Cloths, Coy
shneres, Postings, Flannels, Muslins, Tirkings, Stripes
Cheeks, Calicoes, Cottonades, Linens, Sheetings ' Do.
alms, Nankeens. Drills, Marseilles Quilts, colored and
whito'Carpet Clllllll, Sto. ' Lc. .
PARASOL:3,AM/ UMIIItELLAS. Also, a largo and
splendid assortment of BONrNENTB. llsTs, Gyro, BOOTS and
Suons,. A superior lot of Presto
GROCTMIRS, • -.
•
_
Teas..CetTee,. Sugar, Molriases, RlC`e;Fpleba,
llaviog selected my entire stook with the gicatest rare,
and the lowest O,IOII'I'RICEII, I ems assure my friends mid
the publi. generally; that I. will do all in my power to
make my establishment known as the " !IBA D.QUAIt
THUS FOR'IIAIMAINS." Those who %visit to purcnase
will find It to their advantage to call and examine my
stock before purchasing.
I will pay the highest market price for Butter, Eggs
Soap, and. Dried Fruit,
Carlisle; July 1, 1857.
pliniudis oulLiw
ritTMBERLANB VALI;111Y- BANK.
vv PROPRIETORS. -
• WILLIAM K6ll, 'IIIELCIIOIR
, JOHN'DUNIAP,
. RICHARD WOODS, : JOHN S. BYEREETT; ,
Jens C. Difstvr,f It. A. Srunor,ett •
This Bank, doing business in the name . f Ker, Bran
Roman & Co., is now folly prepared to do a gonerill
Banking Business with promptness and fidelity.' •
Money received on deposit and paid back eu demand
without notice. Interest pall on special deposits. Cm,
tlteates of deposit bearing interest at - the reteof live
per will be issued for as short a period as four
months. Interest on all certificates will cease at Ina
turity;:provided,-however, that - if mid:certificates are
redalred at any time thereafter for. mint-liar givenpe.
Plod, they-shall beer the same rate
,of interest up"to the
time of renewal. Particular attention paid to the col.
!action of notes, drafts, checks, &C., In any part of the
•
.United States or Canticles.
Remittances made to England, Ireland, or the Conti
tient. Tito faithful and _confidential execution of all
orders entrusted to them, nny he relied upon.
They call the attention of-Femme, Mechanics end
alLethers who desire a safe depository for their names,
to the,undeniabla fact, that the proftletons of this Bank
o INDIVIDUALLY liable to the extent of their estates-for
all the Depossts, and other obligations of Ker, Brenne
man & Co.
They have recently removed into their new Banking
,house directly opposite _their former stand, in West
Main Street, a few doors east of the Heilmn' Depot,
where they will at ail times be plemed to give any in
formation desired in regard to . ntonoymatters In gene
rat.-
(Men for business from 9 o'clock in the morning until
4 o'clock in the evening. . _
Carlisle, lilny 20, 105',"
CUMBERLAND VALLEY R. R.-
SUMMER - ARRANGEMENTI
igg7lr--";
On and after MONDAY,3une 20th 1857, Passenger Trains
will . rtin as follows: (Sundays excepted:)
• FOB. 11AltItIS11UItO. • , .
• ' ' Ist Train.. 2d Train
.. .
beaya Chambersburg, . ' 4.50, A. nr. 4.00 P. M
Shipponsburg, 6.20 " 4.30
" 1 , 43411111 e, 6.50 " 4,58' ‘•
Carlisle, ' 6.80 " 5.30
" Mechanicsburg, 7.01) " 6.00
At llarriaburg, 7.35 • " ' Q. 38 "
FOR CIIAMBEILSOURG, • •
. .
Ist Train. 2d Train.
Leave tfairisburg 8.30 A. M. 12.60 P. M
Mechanicsburg 9.00 ." 1.20
''" ', Carlisle, - 0.40 " 2.00 "
No vvillo, 10.20 " ' 2.30
"' ShippenKburg; 10.60 " 3.00 • "
At Chamberzburg, 11.23 "'. 8:35 "
' FARES
From and after this date, the fare from Mechanics
hum to Kingston will bcr2.o cents: from Kiniudon to
Middlesex, 15 cords; from 51Iddlosex to Carlisle, 15 cts;
from flood Holm to Alterton, 16 touts. ...
'Tina learn Harrisburg for Ph Ilminlphia, at 7,55, A.
M., 7, P. M., and 1.15, P. M., via Columbia. For Pitt*
burg, at 3.35, A. 51 , 12.25 noon, and 5.15. P. 51. For
Baltimore, at 2.30 —8.20, A,51., and 1.40, I'. M. Traits
on the Dauphin and Susquehanna Railroad leave Har
risburg for Beading, Auburn, &c., daily. , -
Fares from Harrisburg, Meoliribiesburg, Carlisle, Ship.
ponsburg, and Chambersburg, -will be ten cants hiss
wpnll paid forTioitets at the Ottice, than when paid in
the Cars. • ' 0." N. LULL, Super't
Railroad Office, Chambersburg,l
Mirth 25 18 _ 57-St. J
THE TEMPWOF FANCY
-
NOW OPEN
1 1 . 1;
I V Alla: a a r n te a rsil i edlit
fustivitios, with ono of thelsigest assortments of •
Ever 'offored In OW place, consisting in part of rine'
Candy Teye and Fruits, Jelly Cakes, lion Bons, Cum
Chocolate , and Fruit' Drops, Rose,' Vanillin, 'avid Burnt
Almonds, French' and exploding
,Sucrets Be. Also all
the common Varieties. "
,1111(14S.AND NUTS.--,:--• •
of the latest liiiis,rtailons such as Omnos, Lemons;
Raisins, Flo, Pruens, - Cultants, Citron, soft and paper
shelled Almonds, Filberts, Cream Cocoa , ! and Ground
Nuts. In connection kith the above an extonsive
sortmont of • - • •
•
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS
of friary quality and-price; consisting in part of Fine
•
Was, kid, china, crAng and other Dolls. Sewing and
CarTliemkets, Fancy!llo2oB, Flower Velma,. Motto Cups,
'fee Setts, Musks, Drums,Ouns,rAir Pistols, AccordionS;
MorrnOnkans..TrumpetstCherunnen , of bone antrwootr
Domineee, Lotto and other...games. Fancy Soaps.
Oils and Port -Nannies, .Ws bums alto a Ono of
FAMILY 01100 BRIES, such as pulverised, crushed oaf
brown Su.Oars,,,of every grade, Conroe, Molaases, Starch;
Green and Black TO4II, Spices, Butter,soda,Sugar, Water
and other Crackers, cheese, &c.
-The subscriber returns his sincere thanker to a goner ,
sus public fur the patronage heretofore bestowed on him,
and hopes, b.Vo,Aoslre to please, to merit a continuance.
of the owed, , • P. MONTER.
' Carlisle, Doc. 10.1850.
MILL PROPERTY
. .
. ,
PUBLIC SALV-.
,-,,,
_ cur .
ILL be sold at Public Sale oliVed
--W—nesday;Septepher 0, 1 / 1 57, that valuable Slia
Property of Samuel, Bltour, deceased. The salvo bent
situate on the , ellw Brooches Oreek,'ln Cumberl , nd
county, two miles south-west of the Harrisburg bridgr.
end mile from Free's Ward House, on the Cumberlan I
Valley Railroad, and one and a half miles weskit New
Cumberland; being a THREE STORY
• . A,1:'"1-, STONE ,MILL, hating five .
!y ~..... pair of Stiren, and , one 'of the best
,;,';FJ....„L,. ' water powers In the Cumberland Vat,
.... -. . -.. , ley, and to which Is attached upwards
of 22 ACRES 'of LIMESTONE LAND;.
In the highest ,atate:of cultivation,' boding'
thereon ereeted"TIVOJTELLING. • ITOPSE/3,„ 4. „
Barn, Wash H ouse. ' and 'other neeeissatt_ont,- In
.:
Aulldings; also, an Orchard of chglor,frultr,..7'
This id a. property Kell NiOrWfihii iitpoitlop orlop
Istavvishing-trinmherk lif:a , all.llpropertti Art,y;Psrson
wishing' to =retest •Alte. filliflPeitp. do oro'lly . eall i lug.oo.
Samuel Bitnerorldatildas Bitner, rialdlngatt, u,311,11,
arid hy .wliotnibrr 0040 lone ari'd•tenns of sale Will', be
nun% knatirli. -"Abdo; tr.-commence at 12 o'clock on old
gu5e,...... ~, • ',2. • ..t.......,'-' • -" - rEVABINEI;;BITHER":" ; ---
;- • ' ,,, r. ,,, -, ,,,, : - .... , ' , ""7;:11413.0.V1AT1TNER;f:
‘.'':tewerAll ' en, Aug.i, uf,v4.4.1: , . - ... , s
,- Eipoippi;.3A..iiihi: it,pumirn.,. yi,iks antileii
Lebiluou • Telegraph. ilnerill.urg;!.leurnal, Iteadlng—.
Insert rit4ll sale, and. send bal.to this .oitlce for copse'
slliotellaneotio.
--East-Whirr 6treetTOMOISER.—
BURDEN CARS BUILT,
the,. strects,
J. A. 11U5IRIOU, Jr
11. A. STUMM IN, CAshlor.
CHANGE OF HOURS!
KIIISS . KINGLII IS 00INOI
011010ESONkECTIONillTE8
•:.: . •‘--.:_e_bitration' .
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• • R GVING FEMALE.COLLEE r
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-Thin Institri ion, designed for the libitiClldli4tion •
of-Young-ludiesrhaii-been-in-.operatiOn-onc ,rouc
.the moot gratifying iroanits. .1t is now elitabilibed eitis - ,
firm basis, and Its patronage already ext4inds' Over able
sister states. . • • • '
, 'During the last winter , it Was created a college Pr.
per,•by the Leglelaturs'epPennsylvanin. with power:to
confer ilognies and endowed with - all the rights .and
..privileges of t he racist favored Female inatitutionst.._ -
Itis Itielitqd on the "Cumberland Valley Rallroakinie
way between ilarrisburg and Carlisle, in the niost re a r
the and beautiful' portion of the valley, and le in ebbe
proximity to one or the most'momi, healthy, and enter.
prising towns in the State. •
It to central, and easy of accesii. • Students leaving
Washington Baltimore, or Philadelphia in so motrilOs .
.tcala.fax-lincriabtug,wlll-arrive.at4declianicstrui s '
-titnelor-dinnet. •
— The - cidifice - Driarge - and e remMadfOlfciiiiiln - TiiiiTASr"
double verandas, and will accommodate abOnt one huh.
drid boarders. -Initeconstruction, It combine,, all pe
modern improvoneents for the promotion of health, cony. ^ - -
fort, and oadvenience. In thesti respects 'physicians -
pmeounenit, unrivalled. The Chambers are large and ".
neatly furnished. Each ha§ its registers_for.heat
ventlleition. ONLY TWO STUDENTS OCCUPY. THE SAVE ROOM.
'The "Butts remit, are at all times Supplied with warm
and cold-water. •
• 'fho 0 rouudS aciample, and well air/ingot' for recces.
Um), and the mulatto *tellies& exerdses—scsossenttOl
to health, graceful movement and symmetry of forsai. ,
Thu Faculty of Instruction is ellicioot and inspott.
onced.
lu the COLLEGIATE DEPARTAIENT the course of 'Andras
of a high grade. mtmprebentling all the subjects belong.
Ing to a Classical, Polito and Christian Education. .
In the PREPARATORY DEPARTDIENT pupils Will I MY&
fully instructed in branches forming thi Cs a
a thorough English EditeatiOn.
Essuotts.—First Ile pion—From lot Septtntbor to tor.
30th of January.
Second desslon—Prom lot Pobruary tot •
Ist ofJuly.
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T.ACATION—DIIII4te July and August.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS, PAYABLE•
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• IN ADVANCE. .
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_,Borirdlng,,lVashingFurolelid-llooms,-,ltutil7-aricl—
turriox--Colleglate Department, -- . 2001
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tory Dolitirtnifart, 00.
4, " -First Class 12;00;
No extra charge for Ancient Languages.
Music—Piano and Guitar, - - • - •
.20 00
Vocal Music, - .2 , 00
Modern langusges. - - - • 'lO 00
-Painting, Dray/Joy..and other Ornamental Binnehtst,
at the usual rates. . . .
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Text , boolts forntsbed at City prleea.
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For further Particulars address,
_ _ ltov. A. 0. DIA.B.LATP, A. M.•
President: 7
. , • REVERENCES:
The Fatuity of Dickinson College; Carlisle, Pa.
Rev. It. D. Chambers,..Carlisle; Pit. •
William B. Mullen, Esq., P • , . ,
Rev. Dr. T. Daugherty, ." . • —.: - --- - r- - -....
, kitev. 1.,'„ (imham, Mnotatuld, , ,
William 11. Allen, President of Girard College, Phila.
James IL MeColley, Esq: ""' • '
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Clement Cla"k, Esq. -
Rev. Andrew Manship., • ' ..
"games It. Graham. Grahamton,,Pa. - • . ..
*ltev. C. F. Stnever, Illochimiesburg, Pa.
"Ira Day, M. D., .: ,
I'. 11. Long, M. D.; • •
*E. Zog, Esq., .... " • •
.301 m Riegel, Ear., -
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John Vandeveer, IL•D., Easton, Pa..
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*David Coover, Esq., Shenherchd.own, Ph.
George W. Meek, Pinegrove Mills, Pa. ,
Levi Merkel, Esq., Shiremanstown, Pa.
*J. B. Iturat,.Esq, Dillsburg, Pa..
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*DMA.: Smith, Eng., Pittsburg, Pa.
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John Vanduveor, 0. D., Easton, Pa. '"!
Ills Excellency;Teter.P. Casey, Milford, Dol.
lion. J. It. Lotinnd, Se'crettrry of S.tate, "
Ilev. T. P. McCulley. . - 0 -
*Georg° &Adkins, EN. ' .
*Santuel Sharp. Eng.
Prof:Thos. E. Sadler, Wilmington,
U. Samuel N. Harrington, Dover, •-. ~
Hon. C. S. Layton, Georgetown, • " ". .
William Marshall, AL P.," • •
Hun. John R. Sadler, Bridgeville ..
*Willlah: S. Goslin, - Esii.,Federalaburg, Eld: • '
liev,,John A. Gem, Ililtimore, Md.'
*Jacob Shoff, Esq., Eltneaster, Ohio. ‘ .. •
*George D. Evans, Esq., Morgantown, Va.•, .
Alexander Burgess, an., Portland, Maine. • • •i ,
John Edwards, D. D., Rochester t N. Y. ' • ,
Sullivan Weston, D. D., N. Y,
S. V. (laird, D.P.S., Smithsonian Institute, Waal:Mem)
City. '-
.Incobltuploy; Esq., Lockport, Illinois. . . -• • , -
- TRUSTEES OE THE COLLEGE.
•Ira Day, M.D., Mochanicsburg Per •
PAL Long, M. D., .
•Solomon P. Coigns, Esq., . " • . "
rain Zug.
•John Beige', Esq.,
John Brandt, Esq., •
Itohort ltryson,'Esq., ITarrialirg, Pa.,
J. B. Cancer, Shopherdslown, Pa„,
•David Coover, Esq.,
.CAL 0. S. Adkins, . billfold; Del.
• Pntrovn of the College
Juno 21.-31 non. .
WHO'LL BEFUSE 'TO BUY
STICK Oy TIDE •
GOOD WILL HOSE gpmPANTL,
- • GREAT INDOCEMINT TO INVEST.
The flood Will Hose Company, respectfully Inform the
public that they have formed a Jorut Stock Association,
for the purpose of IfficUrl ng sufficient funds. to purchaaW
a Sire Engine and Hose They kayo procured a large
assortment of Elegant Engravings, which they will sell
at one duller each, the purchaser of an Engraving will
receive with it a ticket, 'which will give the holder
thereof an opportunity to draw Due of the tiuncaudi
splendid gifts, to the list of which wo would invite at-,
tendon. No butter chosen was over offered than tho'
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prusont, us the purchaser not only gels an' onglaving,.
but our schools Is so full of gifts that in overs six tick
ets sold them nuts...t.bo drawn two gifts, to wit :— There
will bo but 10.000 Engravings sold, and the gifts Will
amount to 83112. ,
1 Splendid New Brick House, 3 stories on Pitt : ,
st., now occupled.by John Mell, No., and. '
occupied by Mandel holier, . . • $4,000
I` Sple Aid Rose Wood Plano, 4OO.
I tipihnlid Melodeon, , . . 160. ,
1 - Gunn Pg. Caso,Gold . 'll'atch,l2s.
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1 Sett Silver Ware, 125.
I Hunting Calm Gold Watch, - , ' 100 .
1 Ladles' do. 700
- Sett Chine Were, .- . 'lOO
2 0 entlenien's Gold Watches, (at $75 each,) -.. 160
2 Ladles' ' do. do. . 150 '
1 Walnut Sofa, ' " --- ' ' 76'
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1 'Bedstead, ' - .75
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2 (tontlemon's Sliver Watches. (nt $7O each, 44 0' 4
4 do. - ' ' do. ' (at $5O each. 200
2 do. • Gold Watches," (at $5O each, 100 '
10 do. Silver do. ' (at $25 each, ) 250
.2 Setts Jetvellry, (at $25 each,) 50
1 Gold Bracelet, . 25
3 Gold Bracelets, (nt $l5 each,) . 45.
' 4 Gold Brarelets.(nt $lO ouch,) 40
10 Ladles' llnemtpins, (a 1,410 cnch,) . 100 '
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10 Pale Ear Rings, (at $lO each.) 100
10 do. (at 60
10 Breastpins, (at $5 enssch,) ea ch,)'
. 50
.10 Gold Rings, (at $5 each,) • . i 50
100 choice books, (qt $5 each,)
100 • do. • 'Mt $2 er..ch,) 2OO
100110111 Pencils, (at $2 each,) . '2OO
100 Gold Itings, - (nt $2 each,) , , 200
100 Albums, (at $2 each,) . , 200
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100 Gold Rings, (at $1 each ' ) 100 •
5,00 Books, (at $1 eaull,) „ ' 500 ',
100 Ladles' Collars, (at $1 6,10 • 600
1,000 Engravings. (at $1 each,) 1,000 •
1,000 Pieces of Slusic, (at 25 cts. each,) 2PO
~'• , stopci
As soon as Elio shares are all sold, the property will
drawn, and notice will'ue given to that effect.
For the object and design of the above as well as the
enterprise of the parties conducting and terming the
assoclat on we would refer to the following named gen
tlemen. . • -
•• Carlisle.—J. lt. Parluir Ilenderslit',Erpou
3ntdos It. Smith; Nig:, ' West TeAnsborough.—llon. ,
A. API, M.D. • •• • ,
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Agents wanted grery.towirAnd village In the State.
Tickets can he had of the following•persons In Carlisle:
7charles - Ogilbjr;Try - fioodef Stem, Stininel Billet'Drur;•
Store, D. Arnold Store, J. D. Halbert; Grocery taro; .
Themes Conlyn, Jewelry Store; Henry faxton, Thud
ware Μ Steiner & Brothers, Clothing Store; ,••
het,(Decay Store; W. D. A. Naugle,• jewelry • Store.
_Pursons_wlshing_ta. become_A gents will Mahe appllar , --: -
Don either by letter or personally to
SAMUEIe H. GOULD, •
Secretary, Carlisle, Pa.
f'IARLISLE FEMALE SEMI Alt Y..
‘..) The next scholastic year et thirrSeullumy will
commence on --Tuesday, September let,` -; - - •
.The Seminary toe boarding and day sc.bael Conducted
by experienced and oempOtent teachers.' Ditlred,"..' •
healthy - nod pleasant, and the course of Instractioti
embraces the elementary Bud higher English, together
with the anclentand modern. languages, music, vocal
and Instrumental. toulAtto merlons ornamontaldiranch.
OP during Attly and August.
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May 6th, 1887-6 mos.
For furthnr Information apply to the...principal;
MIAS, CLA RIC. at the INnulnary to West Louther St.
near the German ROTbrtnirChurch.
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REFERENCE:B. •
F: WINO; MD.* ,•• Rav: DAVID STERRETT,*
Ilpf, W. W. IHILI.B,*- • Roy. J. IL MINIM,. •
Mir. A. U. KREMIIR. Ilev. JACOB FRY. • .
J. B. PARKER, Esq.* RICHARD PARKER, /Seq.*
CART NV, AIIL.Rgq.*
' , farms of the'Bogullutry.
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lawn' II tisiw I
NorrcE is heieby given.that Ileve:
thlagay asstocietedwith me, ad a riertner in the.
Forwerding, Commission and Omiullysiness,. My son•
ALIIIIIIT K. BUREN, and that the above business VIII,
bd hereafter eoinbleted under the zinnia of J. RLIEEK
it BUN, . .J. RIIEEdIi • , -
N:ll..—llighoit (Ugh prises fol. PRODUCE ot all kltde,
FLOUR - , WIIEAT, RYE, OATS, 'du Salt, Plaster, '&0,-
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alwaye on hand and Ibr sale. . .
Carlisle bray 14 , 1557—tf: .
N , ..IIANTQI,„.III.EnditAisT TAILos., .• •.
South Hanover Street UM doors North of Bentii Ihn's
'Store, hue just returned from Philadelphia, ' with a
full stock of Clothe Casein:wren Vestings tor., 4c. •suita—
able for Spring and Summer woari which be Is ppepach
to make up to'order proinptlyi - and on reasdnahle.. ,
Also on' hand ltifXDT•4l4/:41 - C.1.0#1140:;h 1.
• together with stocks; cialliearhatufloerchlelb and 'other ,
articles
,usually:fetnalilg 4 tOsStiSartitaishigigli.A.,
• .•
. Store.
to iivaiti4 -
Goods trught elsonher4 will also
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TIENIVY , .R: KtiOTTE,R,' , Pieixiftilioir 2 . , '
. .., •., .., - --' ,' -I: QP: MtiBlii, ai; :,, '. .:.:' ' '', ~ , 1'.,•4
iron hie sbrviSee -to tb,'s,atitone.,yr Carlist ,e... Ao-,11 1iii.'.......
glio'leitsonerdn• tiliFillisiby Guitar 'snit"".and.Molodf
also instruct pupils. in.voo. music; rildtigso :ttils( 4 . 1', , ,,
snsowntsiolforell; as' to bid ability' to gtv . d satie i0n.,....
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Residence at Martin's 'rotas, , x. ,, ice;. %"-- • ..,,,' 0 :1 ,.. . , A ,
. • . ...
Julle 24,1857.—5m05. • .. ' • . . . ._.
,71RtoE-4Epvc.BD,..ixheiiktbaiiii.64.;!
Joriinionowl to sell off Me—entire
took of. SIMMS:IL (409,1).3 at groatly fonueen
All who Want birgaids, call at the'tobesp.Atoro of .
Carlisle, Aug. 6 , 1861'. • OidAa. OGILBY.
[Aug. IS-Ot.