i ftitintr.6l
BEST TplNGlTiiiletruits.—lt may bin
put down as a settled.. fact that the very
aulication -for,elf . kinds' of burns and
scalds is an immediate application of dry
'wheat flour: It isovithout emitroversy,
. better than•any . and all of the 'healing
salves,';. turpentines, - .oils, Ipajn
- &0., that can be named.—W,n.speak
tively on this.point, because-it is onode
cided by the best physicians, and we
..haVe bad abundant practical proofs of, its
'efficacy.
•Heat,diSorganizes 'the flesh, deadens
the cuticle - or- outer- • Skin, admits air
. •, •_ •
irritating: A geed - e`oatilig.Of
Mints-out •the-air—s othes4 he irri--
, intim:lond, dries ,up the .fluids thrown
_ Do not, imagine that 'something
• ,healing''muk,
„be applied. Not ill the
ealies-in the world can amend broken
flesh. You-'can - stick togeti or broken
glass .or'vrecd With wax or glue. Yon
eim;ivOld •together seared iron, - but - no
'•
such applieat'on to flesh disorganized,'
out or burned away —Nature, so to speak,
hurl a way of her own, and only one way
to repair a breach• in the flesh.. The
'healing material comes front within.. If
the hand be cut; bring - the severed parts
together, hold them • there. steadily, cov
er up the pait from 'the air and from ex
- 7 ----ternal-injuryrand -.the--heali
as long as there. is no disturbance. . If
_front eurioSity:or anxiety, or other . eati,e,
you disturb
. the. half-formed- new
a sore.will be the consequence.
• • . We-repent, for all kinds of. burns or
scalds, however. severe, put on only a.
thick coat of flour. If a hard crusty.
mass be formed; so as to produce irrita
tion,.after a day or two wash off the 'stir
.face carefully . with blood warm water,
dry inirtielly, and put on More flour, but
never disturb. the actual surface of the.
sore until, when - entirely healed the scab.
falls off of- its, own accord. Our 'word
for, it, this .treatment gill hest promote
the_eure orburns.-41.2ncricon Agricut
,
" • *tarts&
MONARCH. OF THE ORCHARD.—The
Rending .Press save that the largest apple
tree in the - - UOited Stites is standing
.within the limits of the city of Reading,
on the farm of Wm . .. R: Schooner, It is
called the 'President'—a name given :to
it many years ago by the ti enerable W il
liam
Schooner, father of •the present own
er. :The stock or trunk of the tree meas.
ures.five feet and ai half in diameteeat a
point a few feet above the ground ; there
is a protuberance or excrescence of bark,
of great thickbess, not included, however,
in the measurement.. Its annual yield
of apples was never less than sixty. bush
els. The apples in 'size were as large as
the Fallenwalder. The tree Is estimated
to be over•one hundred years old, and at-,
.tanned its priesent-• size. fifty years ago.
Tie upper branches • Are - large Massive
colunins. which, would make ten ordinary
apple- trees, supporting, when in bloom,'
an arch of foliage,-of.• sixty-five fcet - in•
- dia nietenand-u-cireumferenaß ' ot - overt wo
hundred feet. 7 "
. Usti green ground, faint
•
ied cheeks, white fle4h, sub•n - cid..short
thick stem, shape symmetrical, and all of
_regular size.
__.Beason from November till
- April. The editor has frequently en
joyed the apple - , and found. it of superior.
'quality. The tree fs evidently in its do
tage, but ten-years ago it was in prime
bearing condition: The 'same kitid of
apple is not kilo*n. to exist elsewhere. A
large number of fine graftings from
this tree ore now growing in various
-parts of Reading. _
MANURE.—We have frequently caution
ed farmers not to bury their manure toe
deep in the soil, as the tendency of their
juices is downward—not upward. A
writer fin an exchange says " I have
found in alhexperiinents that the nearer
I kept the manure to the top of the
ground, the more I got from it. I spread
et the rate of thirty to forty loads of man',
ore to the novo on the field, (on the
grass :) then put) the plough in from
ten to twelve inches deep—lt was an
old-fashioned plough and turned it over
very flat and smou•.h.--The rest•-of.the
piece I ploughed about eight inches
deep. I,treated the piece all alike, fifer
that, until I laid it down: - I meant to
put it whore the ammonia would not es
cape. I watched the field for six or sev
en years, and I could
. not see any differ
cuee in the crops, where this extra man
ure was put, till I took, up the piece
•gain, and then I purposely put the plow
down so as to bring up my lost manure
to the light and heat, and it told the
story for the next seven years where it
was.
To KEEP RABBITS, FROM
Tams.—The Site is ipproaching• - ivhen
we must secure our young fruit trees
against the incursions of rabbits, or have
them llled, or very Much injured. I
will give you the simple plan that 1 and
some of my, neighbors have pursued with
complete success. • I tear up old news
papers in strip . fifteen or eighteen inches
long, • 10 .wrap [lron around the body of
the tree, eniumencing at the ground, and
■eouring it with common twine.. The pa
per will withstand all the rain that falls,
on it, and . .I. never knew a tree injured by
rabbits ,that was thutiprotected, Anoth
er advantage of the plan is that it can be
so quickly done'—one person can do up
• hundred • trees in two hours.—B.
Valley Farmer. .
To 1114.4 v HENS LAY IN WINTER.
...froyido •
comfortable •roost.
2. rlenty - pf sand, gravel and ashes,
( ity, to , plai
1. A bo lime.
4. . moat, chopped fine, every
pyri in three days.
b. •Corn and 'oats, beat if boiled ter-
6. All orainbs and pota'oe
TM treatment has proved quito, site
eetistul—and hens whieh,Without.it,gave
Doings, with it immediately laid one
tub on an average, every two days.
Y - ACIAXIAIIB GUIDE 'YOUNG PON T —,
1001$ V9O C,44l4fiy• Or AiOGIO. •
Never ,bs If your bands calm t
bit
usefully eipployed, attend to the eulti
; station of yopr mind.
Always speak - the truth. .
Make feii
Live up tiLyinkinigagetimiits.
Have very few•intitnate friends
Heap your 'own imeriits ifyou have anr.
When you:_ppenkti , o.
lathe face. •I - • '
Good company and - good eonver
IWO ii!' Yery s,ioucs of yartuo, • ;
lilo 4414140 ittabova all things •
otiti) 3bucttioemento.
Ar.gaJros: I•ira►,OSl
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, LIYMEDAL PREMIUM
• „ PIANO FORTES.
• ' WILT,IAISI KNADE, senior partner of the late firm
of Kaaba, Garble k Co.. continues tho manufarturtrand
sale of ORA N D AND SRU ARE PIANO FORTES, under
the name of WILLIAM KNADE k CO., at the old
stand, Nos. I, 3, 6 and 7 North Eutaw street, opposite
• the Eutaw House, Baltimore.
-Thankful for the extensive patronage received by the
Into firm for the last fifteen years, I respectfully bog
letiva_to.informilie public.' that•elneelthe.death of one
of my partners, Mr. Henry amble, by which the part
nership was dlsolved, I LAN, purchased the, entire
large stock of unfinished Pianos, lumber, and other
. prepared materials belonging to the late Ron. shall
therefore continue the business at the 'old ate', d as
above, mid will endeavor tint only tit sustain the' well,
established reputation of the Into firm,
but Is. excel
all former efforts in perfecting the Piano Forte.
Since the dissol Mimi of the late firm, 1 am manufac-'
taring Pi 41103 MI It new and touch improved scale—
__ The first-Instrument finished accerdiiipj to the new di, -
MIS deposited In the Fair of the Maryland Instl
- 'tute„buld October, 1855, at which It took the highest
honors of the' Institution, having been awarded the
"fluid Medal Premium." over the unusual conipetitieu
of fourteen Planes, exhibited by some of tho beet ma,
kers of Boston, Now York and Italtimere.
At the Annual Induittrlal ExhibiDons, held 'in Oc
. t01ier,,1856, and Ortober,•lBso, by. the Mechahlcs' Instb
tufo ofitichniond, Virginia, my Pianos were also award
' .el the Mighest.Prendums. •
Again, at the late Fair - of the Maryland Institute,
held October, 18513, after a durst thorough and an un
usrilly protracted investigation of the merits of the
eighteen Instruments on exhibition, frsnHiLmost_
- Yorc and Boar
ton, my Pianos were again awarded the highest hnnoix
or the Institution, they haViog•recelved the•O-Clold
Medal Certificate," an hpnor only milludged to articles
ague!' superior merit os to defy contpetillen for two'
successive years. • '
Also, at tile Third Exhibition of the Metropolitan
Mechanic's Institute. held in Washington, D. C. March.
1857, they Were once more awarded the highest hon..
With regard to the (tuellaes of my 'pianos, I confi
dently refer to the testimonials I am .conftatitly re.
reining from Professors and Amateurs, speaking for
tinntisclveo and others, of the' high appreciation in
which - my Instruments are always held, and which can
be seen at my IVarcrooms, And this is the best and
wastrel bible asalirance I can Offer to customers.
from oy own knowledge of the Instruments, that In
purchasing at my' establishment, they tire guaranteed
the paiisosslon stn Piano, equal, it not superior, to any
made In Ibis country or bhinire.
All Pianos built nt.my Factory have full Iron Frames,
--baliny-sa'Leonstructed as to secure rgreat' additional
strength, wi thou tathicting.the Tool; and therefore will
Stand hi any climate. •
Pianos made to order, of any kind of wood, end with
any 'fityle-uffinish that may be. desired.
The greatest care is bestowed upon my Work. And the
selection.of the best materials;' and nvery - Instrument
turned out, of my factory can therefore be fully TVIII •
ranted as possessing, all, the qualities requiSite fur a
gond *Pia no.
All I nstrufnimts of my manufacture are Iwo gunran
. teed for tive,years from the day of sale
. Particular attention is paid to the selection - of In.
struments for dkant orders, and a, ratrtLdle or Tx-
CII.VmE granted at any time within, six Months front
the day of sale, should such Instrument not give entire
sotistliptiam . . . • .
Dnammo Will find it to their advant
age to-give me a call ladirre puPdiaslng elsewhere.
trii-Constantly on band a the assortment of MELO.
"DHONS. of the best makers , at prices from $45 to }RlO—
with single and double reeds—urd also with double
hey bonids and stops, well adapted for the use of small'
eh firch..
, .
PIANOS exchanged, hired, or tuned, • •
. .
WM. KNABE.
Thr following testimonials from two of the most epti•
nest Pianists In the world, ivill show how my Instru
meets aidappreclnted by those grim Performers, who
tiara had opportunities for testing the best Planes or
Europe and.A inerira:
Mu. W. ICKies. Baltimore: • . • -
Pear Sir: I have great plessuraAno r rerlifying that T
have tried your Square Plenospinielliiir 'Wein equal, it
not superior to any In this country. Among their great
qualities, which distinguish them; Is the artiness of
tonc, the agreeable and even touch. and volume of
tone. Wishing you all the stiecess_yriu no highly'de.
serve, 1 art, sir, yours very truly.
Baltimore, Dee. 33, MO. • S. tItALBERO.
To Morass. Wm. Noah° & Co„llaltimore,...
Perinit nto to express you herewil
sinner., thanks for the superb Grand and Square .
Which you Intro loaned me, end on which I hay
formed at my rpm:arts. I cannot blt comitristulat
up - ori The immenso progrera and improvements yo
continually make on your Pianos. which,-In
..ion.:ratik-among-41m.yery-best-littidsvolintry. —
With hearty wishes for your HlM,ns and prosi
which you richly deserve by yourtmterptiso, anon;
activity, I remain yours, very truly, • ,
July 15,18.57—Ay. . MAURICE STUAROF
LARGEST -CIiAIR ,2)
FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT IN
8ALT111,1011.1%,
Mathiot's Gay Street Ware-rooms.
xo, 25 Gay Street, near Fayette;
- BA LTI MOR li, MD., •
WrIERE Is kept atways on band, or made to order, eve
IT style of French TETE.4TETES,' In Pisish, hair
Clot he or Brocatel le.
French Full Stuff and Medallion, Parlor ARMCHAIRS
in Plush, (lair, Cloth, or Itrocatelle.
Crouch Full Stuff Carved PARLOR CHAIRS, In soli
with Pinsb, flair, or lirmatelle.
SOFAS; half French Mahogany and-Walnut Parlor
MAVIS, In Hair, Cloth or Plush.
-ROCKING CIIAIRS.-0-varlous designs, In Hair; Cloth
and Plush.
Stuff Spring LOUNGES—a large assortment always
on hand, or any pattern made or covered with 'any
goods to order. . -
'- tr
, CHAMBER " 'SUITS—In Waln t, complete, from $3,
CANE' CHAIRS and Rocking do.—the largest assort
meat ready:made in the United States—front $l2
zon up.
liar Room, Office and Dining CHAIRS, n Oak, Wel.
nut or ,iffahogony, with Cane, Wood or Stuffed Seats—
an /mat:whim:it' ontlinteing over 50 dozen. -
' 4 Wood Seat CHAIRS nod SETTEES end ROCKING
CllAlßS—over 100 dozen.
Feather Beds, Thar and Husk .51attresst , s of every va.
Holy. A Iso;- all kinds of Gilt and Main Fratuos fur
Looking Glasses, Le. ,
A. lilATl,llol', 25 North Gay Street,
NearTnyotto street.
Junr 10,1807
T ARGE DRY GOODS ESTAM:
I_4 f IBII HENT. 1t.13111,T0N EASTER & CO., New
Marble Building, Nos. 109, 201 and 203 Baltimore Street,.
Baltimore, having now in store (mostly of their own Im
portation) one of lie largest and most complete Stock's
In the United Stales, embracing
SILKS and SILK GOODS of eyory Gass; '
L It ESS GOODS—a vary largo stock;
LINENS; LINE:V.OOOLS and
HOUSEKEEPING A RTICLES of every description;
MOURNING GOODS;
CLOAKS. DI A Nit LLAS cud StIAWL,Si
-- EMBROTDERIESna - CEKIIOSIERY. GLOVES; -
BLANKETS, QUILTS, DOMESTIC UOODS; •
And every !trade generally required by
FARMERS and PLANTERS for SERN ANTS USE.
44i. RETAIL ROOMS on first floor—the PRICE affixed
to eadvarticle, from which no deviation is made.
tyyt,_ WHOLESALE' BOOMS on the second and third
floors.
Oct. 14,.1857--Bm. •
MoREA:S CE 4EBRAL QUID T I D
CLUE
•Tini CIREAT ADLIESIVE. •
. .
Most useful article ever Invented, for house, store
and of fi ce, eurpassing In utility every other
glue, gum, mucilage,' paste or
cement ever known
ALWAYS READY FOR APPLICATION.,
Adhesive on paper, cloth, leather, furniture, pores
lain, china, marble or
Fur manufacturing Nancy Articles, Toys, etc., It hms
no superlor, not' only possessing greater strength than
any other known article, but adheres more quickly,
leaving un stain where the parts are Joined. Neves
FAILS,
WIC& the last three years, upwards of 250,900 BM.
ales nC this Justly celebrated LIQUID GLUE base been ,
sold, and the. great convenience whico it,oais proved
every case, has deservedly. secured for It. a - demand ,
which, the manufacturer' tee found It, at timedivium
cult to meet; acknowledged by 'all who hese 'wed it,.
that its merits are far Awe any similar article oiled.
teflon ever rtlbeod to the public. .
the
GLUE le ea ten elyely - counterfelted , -obeemem
the table, “Dteßle
es Celebrated Liquid (Hue, the Great.
Adhesive." Take no other:
• TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A BOTTLE. •
Manufactured and Sold, Wholemijaand Retail; by v..;
. W3l. C. 51oREA L Stationer,
No. 907 Chestnut
•
indueemants offered to arson dealrou
ofsettingthewbovweirticle;;— •
Sept 23, 1857.--4 y :. _ , - ...•
1
[ 4 IANDY FURS. FOR LADIRS.
JOHN FAREIRA & CO.,(New Ne.)818 MARKET
tiect, above RlgOth;•Pldleulelphis. Importers. Menu
'factures and dealers in Ladles Gentlemen and Chit.
'drone FANCY= FURS, 11 holesafe end' Retail.. J. F:&"
„Co., would cell the attentfon'of Dwain+ and the Public'
generally to their Infreence - Stock • of Fancy Furs for
Ladiee, Gentlemen, •and Children; „their assortment
embraces every article and 410 of FANCY FURS , . that
will.be worn during ltie•season—auch as Full Capes,
11iilf•Capee. Quarter Caper.' Telmer • Victorjnes,;.lioau.
Muga & efulTatees; from the'plftegrlittetutzt, kl.ttus;
the !quest; price DetneetieFfirs. , • • , •
' For Oeullomeu the largest assortment ot.
Glovea, Gauntlet& +to.: being tho=diroOtluiPoitere t f
all our Pure and Manufseturers of them, uttderouroviu
' supervislen, welted :satisfied tbat'wfs' e ful, offer batter
lnducemeins to dealera and the, pnbliq_ffeuenflly thou
- any 'ether house,' basine en itudiener aatiortment to
select huinAnd at the ebfoubcturers prices. Wt WILT
AIX A CAW' ' JIIIIN FAREIRA CO.
• NO. MS MAR4P7.Btiabcis•lighth;
= Sept. 30857......4nf05.
• , „ .„ „,
New ,Aboertisements.,
(?9,0,D§ I:SPR IN
►GOODS, -Bent: 'and opened one
o the largest and best assortments of Dryttoods over
brought to Carlisle. Their stock has beep selected with
more than usual Ore from the hest houses N em'Yorh
and Phhadelphts, and, ev ery effort made to obtain the
latest and must fashionable styles of dress. They flat
ter themselves they will be able to cult every variety
of taste at prices es low or lower than' they can - be
bought hero or In the city. ' •
Mack Stilt Robes, Barege Robeit,. Poplins. • . •
• Fitury'Slik Robes, ;Lawn Robes; Agentine. '
.Foulard Silks, Orenatimit • Brilllanta,-,=-
Bayadore Chall; Gingham Larti.
Moire Antique,,-- Durah----- • - -41ombasine.
' Indlo, Crape de Espagno Alpaca.
Mourning, Itintlya, ' All wool dolano
Fancy Bilks, Trimartino, . Cushmore.
A full assortment of white drcesgoode, Naiusook Mum-
Ilns, Victoria Lawns, Figured 'Swiss, Velvets for Moor
Cos, White and Slack CrtiptiAnalMStelln Thibet, riled&
and Mocha Shawls, Ac.r Jkinnets,.ilonnet Satinsiltib•
bons,Florsers,_Ac.,_Corontition.lVnivella_ and Crinoline,
-Skirtster .Ledies '
Also; Collars, Understeeree, Hand
•kerchlefe in great variety..
CnssitnereS, loran doff, Cashmerehi, Summer
Miners.% Cottonades, Silk Undershirts, Linens, Ilandlik.
chief, &c.
DOMESTIC` GOODS
Bleached and unbleached Linen and CottotiSheetings,
Table Linens, Wolen ditto, Piano Cofer, Counterpanes,
Straw Hats, Flats. boot log Glasses. Tickings, Window
Shades of all kinds, Umbrellas. Muslims and every va ,
riety of Dry (inds in common use.
We have Just laid In a large stock of Tapestry, Ingrain,
31Ixed and Sag Carpet, Oil Cloths, Matting,
Straw Mots, at lowest prites... We respectfully in
vite the public to call and examine our stock Week pur•
chasing. ‘Ve have bought our assortment at such
pikes that we cannot be undersold.
Special altuntion paid to ',melt:thing goods in the city
per order at shortest,notice.
Every effort will be made by the firm to give satirfac
lion to those who may favor Omit' With' a rail.
' DENT/. &.11110T ' ll Ell. •
X A - gAXTON'S .
I' AL.
• The subscriber has just returned frost the Eastern
cities, and would call the attention of his friends and
the'puldir generally to the large and.weldselOted as
' sortment of MAKI/WANEhe hasntni.ou. band;
emisiSeing in part of BU I Nti'MAT BR lALS, such as
Nidls. Screws, Hinges, Bolts, hocks; Masa of every de.
scription and quality, such Ats Common, White, Polished
American, nencli,• Enamelled and Double thick of all
sixes, Paints, Oils, Varnishes. he., &e.
TOOLS—lncluding Edge Tools of every deserkptinii,
Saws:Planes, Brace nod Bitts; Augers. Squares, Usages,
Files,• Harps, Mummers, Vices, Anvil, Screw , Plates,
Blacksmiths Bellows. &c., k t.
Shoemakers and Saddlers will find a large assortment
of 'feels of every description, together with Ladles' and
Gentlemen. Monaco'Dining, Medicl . , Patent and
French Calf Skins, Shoe Thread. Awls. Wax. Pegs, Lists,
Harness Mounting, Collars, Olrthing, Whipstock, Deer
hair, Saddle Thee; ac.. kr.
Also. Coach Makers Tools and Trimmings of all kinds,
such as flubs. Spikes. Felloes.ShaftS, (tows`, Floor CiOtil,
CallVl.ll, Cloth, Damask, Yring,,Lare, Axles,
Spring Belts. ie. SY.
Cabhint - Makin : et x lIT - Ond a' large)insortlnent Of Tar- - ,
niches. Oak. Walnut, and Mahogany Veneers, Knobs of
all kinds and si zes. Mouldings. ,llivets, Mnir Cloth,
Plush, Curled !lair Chair and Sofa Sponge, &c„
ilousekeepenelrill •also'find - d -- largo - ooaortment of
Knives and Forks. liclitannin. Alloita and Silvei Plated
Table and Tea .4pdons, Candlesticks. Waiters, Shovels,
and Tonga. Iron and Brass Kettles, Pans, Ac., together
with Cednrivare of all kinds, such as Tubs. Buckets,
Churns, Ac , ke. -
Agricultural implements,endnacing Plowsofall kinds
cultivators. floes, Sliovels,liakra, Forks, Chains, Ac.
IRON, t large sto k. comprising all kinds In geiloral
Atha whirli I am selling at elly.wholerale prices.
Itomember the mid stand, East Main strata, Carlisle, ..
If. SAXTON.,
••
STOCK OF DRY GOODS - FOR
SALE. 4.,
~ kl he subscriber, frmn - - rontin nett DI health. and by the
advice of his physichins and friends„ offers his stock t f
DR It GOODS for sole. that be may thereby be divested
of all the rani of business. nod be enabled to devote
his.attention entirely to the restoration of his health.
• The fixtures wlll - alsalaranlitanri - the , store — rnettre -
fared fur rant. To may tilt , having the necessary capi
tal. and.who will devote his attention to the buslnet.s,
this will afford a rare eIIiVILT. The custom Is already
made, and as the stock has received frequent additions
In May. July and' August. to an tunount. exceeding
$5OOO, $lOOO more would then • plote it the Fall
Trade. For particulars enquire of •
OHO. W. ITJT.NER.
N.ll.—A let of Goods Rut - tale fur the PClll , oll • just re
_
ce.ived:
C.
aftegiyity Anitst,
- Market Ht., eitiove Eighth,
PHILADELPHIA
SUSPENSION AND ITS CONSE
, QUENCES.
Those who wiVt to see the effects of the present FI
NANCIAL CRISIS, which has al .t plunged our
country into a state of ban kruptcv, making the rich of
to-day the poor of to morrow, ran do so by (Idling at the
NEW STORE of the subseribor, who has just returned
from the east with a large assortment of
.•
Dlt OCIODS, GIU)CERIES. HOOTS; SHOES, HATS,
'AND CAPS, • "
104(1 ho is determined to sell cheaper than over offered
In Carlisle, for Ctsd.
Scotch Plaids at 37% worth 62y.„
tt ho'
Do Lalnes 1 . 14.1 "
Thil.4 Cloths "15 " 25,
Decals " 163 " . 25,
Together with a large'runfortntent of Alpert's, Chnllies.
De Lain., De Barges, Lustres, Poplins, Brilliants, Skirt
lag, French out Scotch Dinghams. Prints, Glove., Col.
lars, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Ac., Ac. fbawls of every
sLyle and quality. Staple and Lkanestic Dry Hoods,
'
Cloths Cassimeres, Testing. Flannels, Muslius, Tick
logs, Stripes, Cheeks. Calicoes, Cttonaties,. Linens,
Shootings, Denims, Nankeens, Drills, Marseilles Quilts,
colored !and white Carpet Chain, Umbrellas Ac.r &fey
Also, a large and splendid assortment of Bonnets, Mts.
Caps. Boots and Shoes, which will he sold at the present
greatly reduced prices.
A superior lot of Fresh Groceries, Toes, Coffee, Mo.
lasses, Rice, Spleen, ka, Ac. Having selected my entire
stock with the greatest rare sad nt" the lowest Cash
prices, lf can assure'my fri.ndff and the public generally,
that t will do ail in my power to make my establish- .
snout known as the ,
"HEAP QUARTERS FOIL BARGAINS."
Those who wiet to parches° will find It to their ad
•vantage to call and examine my stock before purchae-
ing.
will Fey the highest market price -for Batter, Eggs
Rags, Soap and Dried Fruit.
'Carllfile, Noyembel 11,1857
F IitESIT 'GROCERIES!
Ai 8. C. IIUYETT:B
Shad and'Maelierel of different grades,
- - ,
Salmon, Scale Fish and 'White Fish,
- - • - - At IIUYETTIL' — '
Codfish, Salt and Pickled Herring,
Cheese and Crackers cainbe bad
Dried Fruit, Ilreserves end Jellies,
. At 111.1YETIPS.
Sugar Cured Deer aud Putts;
• At 11:151eETES
A flesh supply of pIQUORP.,
. At 16.1YETDB:
one, White Lend, de., &a.,
..
gon.o THIS WAY 1 !!—The cheap' est
SHOE STORE in the county, ahead of all•Compe
t
g!—The
ladies andfientlemen will save 25 poimmtley ;
purchasing their Boots and Shoes at the CII6iP 'Shoe
Store &oh Weer Corner of the public square, .
itFRESII Ailltil'AL ON BONE and SHOES,
i • Irltili". Carpet -
hlouubeg t e
Just received from anextnsO
' and splendid assortment of ' I f '•
GENTLEMEN'S AND LADIES'. SHOES, •
which have boon selected with care from the hentnan
uhetorlea, and which he min commend Tor their my
'whir workmanship and Onion, lie bee every: thingiu
Choi:loot and Shoe line suitable-for Abe season, and
whichwill lie sold very low for cash. 'A greet variety of
•Mereseued lloys,Galters, Boots, Shoes and Bromine, id.
dieetlaiteny Lace (toots, Desktop, SlipPers, Ties, Missce
'and Chlldron'e Mks. at the lowest prices. . •
~- i .Durctuoirwe are lespecthdlY Inilted to call and es-
PmlPO Our large and elegant assortment, and they 1111
8 1 11 ,. 11,11 rat in •prine . and quality it will compote with h any
folosl'etOro in the plate. 119_,..iteparing done at the
Anodes& Aptice. All rips sewed Gratis. Don't mistake
-11Oe'Plam, cheap 8. W. Corner of the public square, op
posite 11. L. Burltholdero MoteL
. - JACOB BEIIE3,
:MeV!" Bm. • : Survessor. to M. Lorow. ,
. _
Xuro
OTICM ~,,Notiee ,is hereherebygiven i _
ttarnotataiituii — imrbei,...solbo neat - tees.
a of rennsylvanlil,lo alter the charter of the Car
lisle Deposit Dank. located in the borougliAnf Carlisle,
Cumberland county, sons to wafer upon said bask the
rights and privileges of a bank of issue. and to change.
Its name' to !the'Carllsio Dank.- Also; to Increase the
capital of Yid. bank (which la at piesent soVentylio
thousand ,dollara )with the privilege of increasing _ w.
same under its present charter to' One Hundred Tho ''.
1 and Dollars).to Three Hundred Thousand Dollarii. '..'`.
, . ,-. ' , • . , -
N. 111., ILDET46I4IWiIai.'...
- ' Caribilrojuly 1;11167.—C in. , ~.„1.,.. ',. - ,;
LI R
chased froos Nonemaker his LIVERY 40. -
•TA814131139;NE,,1 NIB be always ready to eceommo
-,' • •• • data the public with , I.lollSBB,'Oalt
-41ftegurAcipi„ DWG INS, and every other ar;
leis in niy line. By strict attention - to
business and a desire taploaaa Vie subscriber !lopes to.
•
receive a liberal share of plubllc patrOnam , ,
,• ' • ti Y.ORG ISE SDEL.
N. D. • omnibuses on band to supplptht se Who may
:be In need of them., • ' • ;., , '
; - 7N01r:25,11557.1. - • • • •
SADDLE 'ADID 'HAM' 17 — E . 88 MAK
ING. The 'subscriber continues .to carry on the
above Mishiesd,in all its various bminches, hi North Ilaii
over street, Carlisle. two doors North of Lopnard's come:.
where ho intendckeoplng on hand a gonerarassortmeni
In his DIM, consisting of all kinds of fashionable SAL
• ... ~... DLEB,_Brldies,.ldartingalis,_olrtils.
, , cirel ogles and Halters; also TRUNK:
.: .,,,L.,a
I. \\\\ \\ ~ travolitas e aAss in d a d n ie . 1: . f 11 , 2 -- -j_ r
• -. 'l % , tri.:6`,:he moat - a N it
i Hi
country: and use d- t)in 4 se -av 'w e rsilnil - all ' onil l
fi- picasant saddle
II
, . will do well to call and sea them. Ile
—74
( \ c\ . 1 1.1 - ..!:::: durable edi:DA-NL a r :
a : also manufactures harness, Brides,
. • , Collars and 'Whips In all their voile.
ties, and confidently believes from the general opproba
Dan of his customers, that ho ,makes the neatest nod
best gears r in aillhoir variety of brialth, that Is ninde In
thefthuiltry, Ho also malice all kinds of Matrasnes to
order, - viz, Stiawcil nth,' Curled Aloft a nil - . SPilng are.
mewl; - All tho above articles will tie mode of the boot
material and _worimmnahip,.and_with_tho. utmost deal
patch. ' ' . I VIII. OSBORN,
. .
•
R t EpAitFoß WINTER!
J. - ' , Altura AND COOKING STOVES.
Thesubscrlber at his old stand on North Ilanorerst.,
Cnillsle, the sign of tho-111aunnoth lied Cell - no Pot," de-
Bee to call the attontlon.of the, public to his large as
totment of STOVES, of the nosiest and most foshltunt•
' . hie stYlcs, Icicle the bent manufactories in the
_Country, midst nll prices from 0 to $ll.
is,: -.P., - Among his PARLOR 4, CIIAMBER-STOVES
ii".C.c, orosthasttlirror Stove, the Aretic, - Ilitvera; Stab,
..., • -sts t.. Porcine, Union and /Etna Alr Tight, together
--..iaa with other patterns which ho has of all sizes
'for parlors or chainbers.and catmint tcd for burning either
wood or coal. Also, the ;Etna 1114,e. Astor; Many.
Flat-toirmail Bandbox or Poor Itiiin'sl with other COOK
ING STOVES, comprbing the Ifte.llt, Improvemonts In
kitchen stoves, and Intend--d for eithq wind or cant.—_
Also, - the Dining Bonm.Cooking Stove a us," Ohl eln•
gout article, to which tie invites' the en's'. atton-
Ilon orfamllles. -10 s cook in{; Stofos ran in-price frolic
'.sl to 21,, with the fi xtur e s complete. A1,,,,s Nine Plato
Si rep of various patterns and - different lustros. '.
___AIso,,ENAM ELLED-A-ND-TI NNED-B-A ItEsibr-Conk
ing Stoves, - Brass Kettles, kc. Also, every article itt,Gie
.lino of 'Pin aittleopper, Were. The publib are respect
fully invited to call no ho is confident with 1118 large
stock; varlety,''..and elleaPness, of bring shit, -to glve - on
tiro satisfaction to ivory purchaser. Cell and see. ' .
Oct. 25. 1814. I'll: 410111013 .
• • uhS PITTING. AN]) PLUMB
IN°. The undersigned would loft era the
Minns of Carlisle that he has made. arrang•
. montstodoGAS FITTING and PLUMBING at short no
lice, and on reasonabin terms. lie has engaged the err
vices of et that rate hand from Phil+idelphhn, and has sop
plied himself with an. extenslca assortment of Fl NT
UILItS, which will enable him to orders promptly
All work will be warranted. Ills stock .f Gas Fixtures
will be found in the room exactly opposite his Tinning
establishment on North lianover street, where bet invites
a call.
TINNING, SPOUTING, &r.—Tle Is also prepared to
furnish, or wake to order, every 4rtlele of-TIN
used by frusekeepern and others. Ile will also Wend
to SPOUTING. •110USE-IIOOPING, HANGING.
and PLUMBING.
Thankful lhr the patmnage with which he' lib:siccing
Loon favored, ho respectfully solicits a continuance 01
the sews '
airlisle, Julie 11. '54
TO CARPEN'ITES, FAIt M It S
AND 111J11,DERS..., •••• •
Tt subscribers would resertfully announce to the
public, t ha t they nro now .prepared to furnish - the
loWing.deseribed articles-of LUMBER:, First, Common
awl - Pauli - el - Plam - and Boards: of all thin; eye :- Com
mon Boards and Plan of white pine; llondock Jnice
and Scantling. of all oleos and lengths; White rine exid
Yollow Pins Flooring, worked; oil kinds.of Tiding and
Plastering Mills; Floc and Cyprus f6ingies of nll gun-
Mies; Fhingling lath nod ;griping, and Fencing
Hoards 20 feet hang. All timbers, sawrd,to order, by
leaving their bills. of nll .. lengtlitentul sizes. (Plink-en - k; -
or hemlock.) Fll4l. Doors, Blinds end hibuldings needy
for use. The abort; will bo furniebed on the most ton
lonaldo terms, and nt tho shortest notice. •
Wu hare coustan tly on baud al
'COAL • . \'N . kinds of
‘
FAMILY COAL,
sucit up Lyketo, Multi Mountain, Trevorton, Lo.
cunt Moth, halo, 'Luke Fiddler, runbury.,Willseal.nrre
and the' Bread Top tar Blacksmiths: all of which wi
will *deliver to any part of - the town no I,IW as It yap 111
bought-at ally yard In the town her cash or 'Nottittr,
prntinci, real all re uereened .41 slims, By
strict attention to lniulness, we hope to resell e.t,n
share of nubile prat-m.lam
You wilt lind our-Yard in the 'eastern end of the to'
- rough, °uproar, the, tine - Wort:a. rfe ll
w
ho opt op osite Beets & Brothers btore,'ln the ether
now occupied by '.', , quire Smith. All orderi• left at tilt.
oflire'or at either of the subacklbers' realdtmccoo
Prunfret - sleat",7Fr - arEafit. titled will too promptly
•
tended - to- - ' •
1557
tiMnERLAND VALLEY BANK G PROPRIETORS.
, . -.
WILLIAM hEit, bleLcilbin lii NEMAN ..
ikon . . C. FTIEItItKr; .. . _ . 101 IN DUNI.AI , , .. i
• niellAitu IVuol.B, , joIiN , S.•STEREETT,
JunN C. DuNi.vr, • `II. A. STunuNuN.
Thls Bank, doing business In the name of lice, Bren
• neman now frilly prepared to do a general
Banking liminess with promptness and fidelity.
Money received on deposit and paid beck on demand
without notice. Internet paid on special deposits. eep
tlficates of deposit hearing Interrst at the rate of fire
per cent. wilt he Issued for as short a period as lour
months, Interest .on all certificates will cow(' tit
nm
turlty, however, that if sold certificates are
renewed at any thou thereafter for Another Titers - pi ,
Hod, they shall bear the same rate of Interest up to the
time of renewal. • Particular attention paid to the cob
laction of notes, drafts, cheeks, de., In any lin t of the
United titates,or Caiolas.
Itemlttancek made to England, Ireland. or she Conti
nent. The faithful And confidential ex, ration of all
°attire entrusted to them, rimy be relied upon.
They call the Attention of Farmers, Meehanics and
all t tiers OM desire a safe depository for their names,
to the undeniablir fact, that the proprietors °Nide Bank
ac neivine sun , liable to the extent It their estateg fur
All the Depossts, and other obilgatione of tier, Brenta,.
man t Co.
They have recently removed into their flea 11110.11/g
Goose directly opposite their former.stand, In 11eNt
Main Street, a few doors east of the Railroad Repot,
where they will at teatimes he pleased to, give any In.
formation desired in regard to money unifiers in genw
rut.
Open for Mildness (Ilan It o'clock In the nierningmtitil
4 o'clock in thneveuing.
•
It. A. STURGEON, &shier.
Carlisle, May 20. 1857.
FIRE INSURANCE.- Tilt AELEA .
AND EAST PENN9IIOItO MUTUAL, FIRE IA
ANGE COMPANY of Cumberland county. h eorpo
rated by an act of Assembly, Is now fully organlz. d,
In - operation under the umnagemen't of the ibh, v is,
comwhadoners, els: ' •
Daniel Batley. William It. Gorgas, Michael Gocklit
Melchoir Brenneman, Clughtlan Stayman, John C. Dun
lap, Jacob 11. Coffer, Lewis Ilyer, Henry Logan, Denial
min 11. Musser, Jacob Mumma, Joseph Wickersham./
Alexander Cathcart. •
Tho rates of insurance are as low and favorable as any
Company of the laud in, the State. Persons wishing to
become moutbera twitqfted to make applmatlen td the
agents of taie - mitapanyrwho are willing to watt tipen
them at auy time
BENJ. 11. MOSSERO'resldeut.
HENRY LOGAN, Vice President.
LEWIS , lITEIt, Secretary.
MIGIIAEL cpcxr,lN. Treasurer.
AGENTS.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.—Rudolph Martin, N. Calm
berland; C. DißUierntan, Kingstown; Maury Zeal.lag
Sbirernanstowb',Cilarles Doll, Carlisle ; Dr. J. Abl
Churolltown ;..Stnnuel .orahato, West rennstorough
Dunes Me Dowel. Frankford; Mode tirifiltb, South Ml,
Mann; SantuorCoover;lionjamin Haverstlek, 'Meehan
lesburg; John Shorrick, Lisburn; David Coover, Shop
!Bardstown.
• YORK COUNTY.—Jphn. Dowrinin, Dllisburg; Pete;
Volford,Tyankiln; John Smith, Esq., Washington; W
Picking, Dover; J. W. Craft, faradiso.
•
II Ait Sli Ulta.--Ile user &Le chins • -
, Members of the comp iny having policies about to ex
Oman e.have yndby u ei,ti mon
J. A. numnicu, Jr
pay of tile agOtrs
e=!
1. G•N 14: T C.
undersigned, sifter ninny years of careful research
And experiment, bare disetivered and perfected a wife,
colishibleist and unexcettlonablenienns of completely
controllog - the Materna function, without omploylng.
any of the unnatural and dijn4rloun expedients so of
ton resorted to for that purpose. Alma from its NPLC)/-
lip hot cf preventing Conception, it In an infniltile
means of restoring to befilth. and vigor the abused, de.
ranged and enfeebled procreative functions of ninnies
and of re•lnidgeratlng 'and motoring the general health
to Its wonted constituannal integrity, It consists of a
Sloonstio HOLY, which encircles the body directly over
the mmew, by the Matneile action of 'which the fe
cundating power Is intaompled and held In 'Abeyance,
and the vital neurimnitOotie current,. otherwise drnin•
.nd olf by sexual excemes. are turned beck tin oufh the'
system, stimulating :Ali the viseera too healthy nor
mat tone. In a true mired aspect, no- valid of jeeden
can be 'urged against its lawful use, inasmuch as it to
designed to subserve a gloat humanitary purpose in the
reproductive economy. It Is lamoosible in a brief card
to give the reader SW adequate conception of the vir
tues of the discovery and-the 310DUS of Its action.. Ac
emdingly, thwproprietori, Wave •prepared a pamphlet.
fully embodying the philosophy of its influence upon
the genitive function, Ito uses, tests and results., which
they will forward, upon ;the receipt of Six cents la
postage stamps, to euy.addres. ' • -
The price of the Belt MAN seat by mail free.
PeCOUIISEY, NORTON CO., WO Broadway, New
York. Address, P.0.80x,23 , 11.
8367,— , 3m. ,
=I
:At IIUYETTI3
At LIOYEIT'S
I.t goo Burnt. , I: • , A. K. Itnteu.
NO'CICE is that I have
thin flay *spewed trith me, as a partner In the
Pcirwardiud, CommlasloW tad them Boldness,. my eon
'ALBERT K. REBER, and that the above bueinene will'
bo hereafter conducted under the mune ofJ. RUBEN
SON, '.. •.•• J. IttIEEK." •
11.—illprhlred. Leah peke:star PRODUCE of all ida,
'FLOUR, KEE, OATS 41to. Pliniter,Jig,_
always orrhamtatidlerWeT
,Carlisle May 1?,1,1387—q.' "" ' ‘'
,
.
. ~,
00T8 ANDSI 2 IOE9.7—, Alarge mid
-: comatet taloa:oilman) of dlid'Ad'and Elwin; of every
y e and &anion. .loullefllnn IdorOCtlit 3 llPPard. Boots ,
Garters, do.; Misses and s Cld.ldt . p.. ditto; , Men. and
Itoya ditto; : Ole:. reeelied lutd usvr trains at tne dory
'titere of ' i
..• , ' - ~.• , . • - rt..'r -,70,4i105-orLar..-:.
, .
D ycllttlk man from
.20 to 30 yelins pl wge and who I. auditor 411 h
, - ,etieDiyAxid.,ilhhollition AO who will bring tocomineu
10itioziefilii-hcWitill and copatlty in warited' Imotedlata
• , ,
41IT Porstquil aiipth*tlott will be,itocuoiry - to, tutors
LAbKB3ll'rlT9'. • (3 0, A _L . :H.10.000
Bushels of Ilitumlnoita 6Ail, from the eel, br.atid,
V
~ nieo.lsllnee, receiving )tAti, fyr sale by
• en , wit 6, UM. ~ . ' / ' w. A, MURRAY.. ,
'Fanny print44:4liine here.
Biottibuttrit,s:
310N1t,0 , }: JIOIJUS
M=INI
..SIIILO .4- LO FBEA. -
New 0500 b.
. .
:LUST' .16:DEIVED AND DPENING
T., AT NAUGLE'S CIIEAP JEWELRY ,STORE,' - ' - .
Maiit Street, Carlisle, l'a.
A large supply of Watellea, Jewelry, Silver and Plated'
Ware, to w bleb I Invite attention, •
yon innt _tofselnet Irani the' '
largest Riot* of CLOCKS, Watcher!,
Jetrolry,Eilver and Plated Ware In 1. -4,1 - 1.
Carlisle, call . •
•
• At NAUGtH'EI...,
. .
r-,------Wo-hayo-alurgo-auxortino-nt-tW'OadealaSitifielitifit
lug and Opou C!u;‘, Watehou to suit ull Fauclos..atl,
----Pookots;
. • At 'NAUGLE'S.
Fine and Chtinp Je*airy of every style and ktuality
in setts or by the niece as wanted,
At NAUGLE'S. —
....-A,.
. .
, Silver and Plated -Wallow, Cake, Fruit,- Sugar, and
1 Card Baskets, Silver, Table, Tut', Giulia, Sugar, Salt,
' Detutert. and Crean. Spoon's, R
`—' a
. At Nitta LE'.S.,
. • '
Flne.Pearl. La ya. Coral, Cameo, Goldstone. 3losalei Flo-
I _..rentlue , MosaierJet-Bor - arnttilass setts vilest,:
1 - '‘ At NAUGLE'S.
Diannn I liroastplos and Fingerings.
• At NAUGLITS.
Gold limiting Cose;-Eight Boy Lovers; Gold Hunt
ing Case, Duplex; Gold limiting, Cbrononietors.
At NAUGLE'S.
Ilagleyn hest Annlity of Gold tionals; Ditto Gold
Y•ons nod Silver Holders,
A t,NA.UOLE'S.
Sliver . and Ph tt;dl Ten STeits, Ooldets, Cups, Toast
Tureens; Tea Bolls,
At NAUGLE'S.
(lola Ilerlc, Test. Curb, bob,' and Chatlalnt , Charm,
Ould Brocelets, Lockets, Thimbles, Crosses, Charmn, .
Fronch Time Plume to run three and foiir irockni
At NAUGLE'S. ,
.. •
Gold Sleova, 'oat, Collar, and Shirt Studii of all ntyles
and quality, .
. •
At NAUGLE'S,
• • '
Plated liorks. Spoons, KniVdS,
.14{1131031 Rings, Sliver
Thimbles, Shields,
_--,
lintlnas, Accoraeonn, Music Ilozek—a fine variety,
At NAME'S. .
. -
portniona en. !erl and Leather, l'hiln and
Nancy Travelling Ilaga, very dee_dlylra, c h eap .
• • At NllOl4l'S. •
If you want t have.yr;ur Watches put ih good re•
pair and warranted, take them to
NAUGLE'S.
. . . .
If 101 l liont to got g Cheap Clock,.you enn-oot It
• - At NAUGLE'S.
If ynnseant yourSllver ware neatly marked at short.
notice, call
At SA1101:1:1'3.
All ariudn warranted no represented, or the money re
funded,
At•NAUULE'S
Parsons that want bargains are Invited tWe'all . .,
At NictitiLWS
L
BOOT AND SACK STORE. ' (
, North East 'Cefeer 'of the Public Square.
The subscriber -of Tera to the 'Chile a complete Wl\ i d
. ehhice - mooriment of Aids. Caps,Doots and Shoes. whir
have lust been 'purchased from the best manntheturers•
Our Meek rensintti of n great variety of beautiful'
SILK AND FELT IlAi s S,
made expressly for customers. All-kinds of Caps for
3101,, Dogs and Children. We would Invite particular
attention to our well selected and great variety of
these goods. as we ore confident they cannot la! excelled
In the town or c a lm ty.. .
It LYN AND SHOES, Of-every stylri 'and iiirkty; all
unequalled for price and finish. 1 t consists In part of
MEN'S Inie French CALF ROOTS, ,
LIOV'S • "
TOOTH'S
LA DI En' Froneh and English fl A ITER%
;Misses' and,Childron's '•
" Every variety of Childron's fancy Shorn.
10
•
Tho lisst lot of heavy WINTER BOOTS, for won and
boys, In town. .
• thankful to our friends and the .public for past fa.
'rims, Sc. hope by strirt attention to the limits of our
enstonsurs, andNysoiling 0001) GOODS, to •nierit their
continued favor., .1. 11. KELLER.
N. 41 We sell no Auction Goods! [Oct. 7, '57.
•
NEW HOODS! GOOD GOODS!
IF YOU WANT NEW OooD.S
110011 110000, iofl, 1001A1•. 0001,3 GO TO • WOODSY
, tuna door to 31aglauchtheg llotel, and you will find n
large assertMent of Ladies' Goods, consisting of Mall,
Fruity nod Genoa Silka;"Merinoes. Persian Cloths, De
Lalnei+, De lieges; A foal•cns, Snitch 'Maids. Sack Flan
- -new; 14..rdelt, Manch - oder, Karlsfott, Clininbrag (ling•
• . hams, Calicoes, Floe French Worked Colrain, Ribbons,
&e • , • _ .
11ny1 iiSTlCS.—N • gelou Yielded Flanneln,
Cidion Flannels,Ominhergs,
Donis, Cinghant, 'fable Draper, Cheeks,..whi to nod col,
_ored_Carpet.Chttim-Ac--..
in Slut wlsautt Blankets we have all sorts, sizes and
conditlens, '
' Per gedt 1 men we have Vine Vessel, Black Cloths,
Black add I , my CasSitneres and Doesklns.'Setin Vest.
logs Tweed., Satinetts, Velvet Cord, Kentucky •ICIIIIB.
Sat.
.As for men's, women% and children's Boots Shoes,
we defy competition. . -
Also, a very-superior lot 1 f Groceries, such an Coffee,
Sugar, Rice, Spices, &C.
. Our stork hap been selected with thogreatest rare as.
in price and quality, and we arc determined to sell at:
very small mlyanros. Those wishing to purchase will
find that ue are selling an cheap--if not cheaper--that,
any house in town; and they will find it to their ad•
• vantage to give us s rail. _,
Butter, Eggs, Rags; Soap and Dried Fruit taken el
Market prices.
N. W. WOOF'S, .k , t.
Don-1 forgot y tho ploco,-next -door. to .Maglauchltn's
lipLoi: .
11 001i8 s
j ! iit c o l e T( l ) ,A K l. S lo ! l : 4,
, 13 ,1 0 11. ( u ) KS ! ! !
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•
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SIIIIVOCK, TA Y LORA SMITH
&WOES ORBATLY B EIYUCED.
' AT OUthBY'S cinsnr STOUP:.
ore New Cheap Goody this week frosts Auction;
At 0111LBY'S Cheep Store
12;4ctit. Worked Collars selling for fd4 ets.,
At 0011.111" S Cheap Store.t—
$1 00 i asslineres soling for 15 cis.,
At 01111,11Y'S'Chenti Store
25 cis. Do I.3lnes selling for 20 cts.
At lltilldirS Chen , SYTe.
." 20 cts. Ducats new style selling for 12,14 et.s,,,
At 00 I L II1"S Cheep Store.
18 eta. Plaids rich dolours rolling for 12 1 ,4 cts., •
At 01111.11 Y'S amp Store.
Elegant new style silks uncon 1111 l inly low,
At 0111LBY'S gimp asr.a.—_
Carpetingefend utider price,
At 01111.1157'S Cheap Store.
150 pairs of Shoes selling fur $1 25.
""- 'At 01111.BY'S Cheap Store.
Money wonted fur Cheap Deals.
At 001LBY'S Cheap Store.
Ncf';.ll, 1861.
1111 NEW STORE' AHEAD OF
: COMPETION,—The greatest and cheapest arrival.
of ho season of
1 I T
. ' FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, .
• Groceries, hate, Caps, Boots 'and Shoos, at the New
7 Store' In Carnet°, corner of North hoover and ',outlier
, Streets. •
I The Undereigned returns thanks for the patronage
`bestowed on him by the public. and at the came time
respectfully announces toot ho ban just returned front
Philadelphia and is nownponiug a new lot of Fall and
Winter Dry hoods and 'lecheries. consisting In part as
fellows, and which hit is determined to mill Al Ma low
est cash prices:—Silks, Dural Cloths, Alp ettertintalikey
Do LAIIIIF, D, Rave, Lustros, Poplins, Brilliants, 1 k K
ing, Ares ek, and Scottish Gitighanis, Prints. Gloves,
' Coltartystlankerchieb, Hosiery, doe., Sc. Shawls of
every etylaerrien quality. Staple and demesne -Dry
Otklic, Clothe; Cmisimers, Nestings, Flannels, Muslim,.
'ficklage, Stripes, Checks Calicoes, Cottonadee, Llam',
Shootings, Dintims, Nankeens, Urine. Marseilles Quilts,
colored and ,biro •Carpot Chain. Umbrellas, Ao. Ac.
Ale, ii largo aud'splinidid assortment of Bonnets, heti,
Caps.itloots and Shoes.
A superior lot of Fresh Groceries, Teas, entree, Wes
sell, Mice, Spices, Ac., Ac. Having selected my entire
Block with tin' greatest care nod at the lowect,,CMlll pri
cos, I ran 'mule my friends and, the publit, generall,
that I pill do all ill my power to make my zetabllah•
mot known as t he
. . .
..- ""1111AD QUARTERS Y i)11 BARGAINS."
Those who Wish to parlouse will hod It to' thelead-
Tootege tR SAll Rod ottosolho my etor:k berme purobee•
lng l. • •
4111 iMy the hlillsont'pußlFat Pricq . Pr
, t l lllPs
43m'/1444-141F144r4' ) 4 = - A: oil, Jr.
:o:ots,la;94obir*
t 1 -0111!T 'H. ALtijiN4 .00;, Nos. 2& 4
Chnehut, etreer, (ionSWaldo, below Web:v.)llllles
Oltlbta, Oho oldest Wood•ware Mom ID • the 40 4 .
bleoulhatDrers and Wholesale Peelers_ ID Patent., Ma,
ohlne•mada , Broornsatent Grooved Geder•walvalsset;
ranted not to shrlak,)WoOd and WilOWIVIIIIIr0; Deals,
brsishee, to., of ill descelptious. Kees. sell and viss•
amine our gook. ' August 15,101,--tl, .-,
174 1 0 UN D proupiartiry nbto — for
'nloe ty v e dollars, drawn 'ln James to •
nos, was round' on the road near Papertown. The
owner can have it by paying kw this advertisenient;
Enquire at the office of the Catilso uen . ad. ; ;.'•
, _
~I:ARAIHRS, .. . LOOK: AT ". Tli LS . 7 -
- A 'iery superior lot of Bags ...arrested to hold 6 .,
ordiels at $3 per dozen ;, bushel! nt $4 per down,
and baglinc,utusilos, de., of the asstt. qw
. alty eitrbe
had
at '"
- J.A.III ? MRICII, Jr..
Miscellaneous.
An Invaluable nook for WI Cents.
ry Fondly eltonld have,n Copy.'
\ iv:/ / ;• DR.. TIUNTER'S M!.;firen
hIANtIALAND 1i AN BROOK
,
Olt APFIACTLD,
• containing an outlino.of the
• Marto" origin, progress, treatment
.
nd cure of every form gl
• • . A 1 4#441 contracted - 14 -- promls ,-
cone sexual Intercourse, .
, , v,`,;.‘•"s.ll';nbu.." .xual
e . with advice fbr that
perention written in 'lnn liunlllllr, style, omitting nil
. anduvorything tharwoUld snit
fond itio enrol decency. ,
Visttf tunny of tho Trtifessor Of Obatot ries In Pon n•
',4.'''Collogr, DR. IIUNTYICB MEDICAL
tr. MANUA 1.2-7Tht: anthill- of this work, unlike th
,
' • majority of those who advertise to cure the discos
fttesuf Which:lt - treats,. is it graduate of one of the
-beat Colleges In the Unitod States. It .affords me
- pleasure-to - recommend him - to-the unfortuatinur.to
", the, victim of atalimactice, of; a• successful and ert,
perlunced pl.detionar, In whose honer and integrity
Pi they may place the greatest confidence. •
'.llscrit Loausuonr„
ry From A. Woodward, M.D., of Petit. University,
Philad. 'lt gives too pleasure to odd my testimony
to the of the Author of. this
" Medical Matinal."—Numerius eases of Diseases of
•tho Oenital Organs, some of them of long standing.
0 have come under uty notice, in which Ida shill has
bumf MilbifeAt in ri , stoiltig. to perfect health, in
iq some histatices where the patient•has- brim; camildi
hd crud beyond medical a 1,1,...".11i the treatment of seini•
nal weakness, or disarrangement of the functions
produced by SEU , ACCEE or EXCESS Or VOIIOII, I do
not know his kuperlor in the profelalim. I have
been acquainted with the Author sumo thirty
. 41 7 years, and drum it no more-than Justice to' hint as
t 0.., well as a kindolifS to the untie Weide victim of ear
indiScretion, to recent:nand him no one, in ohme
professional .skill and integrity they - may safely
confide themselves.
ESSEBISI
„ One copy, securely envelntecl, will bo forwerded free I
of-poetnge-10-noy-pert-of - tho - Unitpd - Stelem - for2s - eteT
'or 0 replee for $1 00: • 4 - 1 , -Address COalklN dc CO.,
l'ublleltere, Box 197, 1'h11e,11,10113. ' • , I
B,oksolle , S, Canvassers nod Book Agente.supplleil -
on the mood liberal tenni, • ' • • ;
Dee, 9, I,tib7.—ly..
Carlisle Toundry,
r~ ,
ACHINE S 11 , 0 I' .
CAR ANI) SASH FACTORY,
,East Main Street, CARLIBI.E. '
• , Tbis extensive eStabllshment Is now In Complete or.
der and supplied with tile best maelslnery.t.w exceutint
work In every department. The . ledislltizs have also
been greatly enlarged this coffin:rand sto.ked with the
twwest and most improved. tools (et Ike manulacture
DOORS, WINDOW FItAMES, SASS;
Hinttors, 111holm, Mouldings. Brackets and nil other
kittlitt of Carpuoter-worrk...We. Car.
;Tutors nod others to call nod eAwoloe our facilities for
doing this deserrotion of work. The hest Materials
used nod prices no low ns nt ally other establishment lo
thu County or elsewhere.
STEAM ENO I N S BUILT TO ORDER,
and repaired as iterelotbre. harp recent
ly built for W. 31. liendel`sOn 4 Son, in this lairMJAh.
It. Bryson & Co. Allen township, Al.l & Brothers. New
rill°, Shade it Wetzel. North-311daleten, end Moors,
nt who, establishtilent they 'any 1 o seen lu daily op.
oration, end to whom we coo refer f -r evidence of their
superiority: —
IRON ANri nicm.T[Nos.
of every description, Irmo the io lit to tile
pieces. executed at short notice ho every kind of mil.
clattery, A large variety oFtnill castings now unhand.
Two Pattern maker,Lconidualy employed.—
REPA RING promptly attended to for Paper Mills.
Distilleries. Grist, Mills, Factories, ete. Turning. and
51111 4indies, &c, done ih the h&st style,
ACIIMPi 1NI) HORSE POWERS'
~$lOl nn Ile;i1 Gear Poor Mrs!, Powers, Horizon
I'4r ind lionm Powerm. Corn Shettors,
Crushers. Iron Hullers. Plomth exiditms.lnd other :Ir ,
tteleii for larmers, 011 band or promptly made to order.
BURDEN CARS BUILT,
nod reperod, Our futilities for building Curs ore now
more completethairlioNtotoWW,fil - 6iliks us to fur..
etch them to trunsoOrterrion the rail road on orconol
_dottliglertoMittluade:of..the.l.3egLutaterals.—.Orders
solicited .stitch entire satisfiletion guerautee
The lent esierienre In the business of the senior
patter or 11,0 firm, nod the eoinpitiou'ess of our inn
chinery In every branch of the esluldishnieet warrdiit
no ill gtssurlng the }wk. Wendt to all who favor us
with their orders. Jile continuedll:arming° of our old
Timm friends end the uhlle respectfulry holitited. •
May 21', ' 27— '.Y. F. GARDNER & Co.
E AG RIC lair uItAL • WARE,
- • Rooms: •
FARMING INIPLEM,ENTS
-
The subscriber, located In the basement of the •Metho.
dlst Church, opposlte.tho )Itlll,ad 17eisot, now re
diving u variety of - Farming Implments, such as
PLOWS, '
• el'
GRAIN
(MAIN FANS'
CORN SCIELLERS,
FAIN ItO LNItS,
'orn and Crl, flrinclorm (Scott's CI tint.) Liao Crencent
/rain 31111, nor,. Shovels, It EA r}:1:8 AND 3IOIVEIIS
(Inutly's with %Voll's Improvement.) Flinty Cuttor
*e.. all of into of M., most Improved Mod amid
workuumsLl p, hurl Will be null till tilllllll.t tlef011:11111V
tlug 6 . 1 . 1115. ' , armors aro respectfully invited to c
nod oxtuuluo &orate purchasing. •
.1. ARMSTRONG.
Ir9._ For the COTlVollielli, of farmers. Mons Ss Patent
Grain Drill will be sold at Sisiremosiown by Ilenfauslu
Clay, and at Shippousburg by Christian Long.
August 2U, '
IM2ME=MZEI==
. .
11.111 A NI, MeDOW C. Si. CO:, -••
G/iNEIIAL LAND AGENTS, ,
Leavenworth Utty, Kansaa Territory.
W. 1.11 buy, sell r nod locate lands in
y . I(ant.t. and 'Nebraska Teri Itories, lowa and
Western Missouri, buy and sell lands, loan and invest
money. buy aunt sell dr:tits:give lu loraation rdspecillig
lino country, and do a generalagt:ney business.
REFERENCES.
John 11. Brat tan, Esq.. Carlisle, Pa.
Wm. N. 'lepton, Banker, .' 1 •
1i0n..1. (1. tiraltam, ' ~
..
Her; Brenneman h. Co., Bankers, Carlisle.
Wm. 31, Henderson. Esq., Carlisle. - . •
George Sanderson, Eel., Lancaster. Pa.
Ai...101..11 .1. Ahl, Al. C., Noweille, Pa. .. .
Wan. S. Colanin, EMI.,
E. W. Clark A Co., Bankers, Philadelphia;
Bon. Michael Cocklin, Shepherdsttorii, Pa.
'Wary Reiman ~.Sons, 31erchafil S. Baltimore.
E. 1.. Blake, Esq., Cashier 3tercantile Bank. New York
Snyder h. 31Warlune, Beal Estate Agents, Sllnucapoll
. Minnessota TerrltAiy. . '
11:m, Kilgore Esq., Attorney and Eeal Estate Agen
Sterling, 111 -
11. W. Mateer, Esq.. Henry city, 111. .
Ex.4.10w. Joseph ]diner, Cumberland county, Pa. ;
E. W. Clark & Co., hankers. Philadelphia.
floe. Pollock. IlarrislAug, In. ' _ -
March 18, 1857.-IY. -,
FARMERS - LOOK - lIEREI
Til It ESIPINa • MACHINES!
Thu subscriber desires to inform Planers and the pub
lic generally that he now has on hand nod is con
stantly manufacturing, Threshing Machines with Pier
poliCic Patent Stinker, which are generally
aeknowt
edged to be the best articles now in use. Also a variety
of improved Clover tiulic,s. Corn Shelters, Straw Cut
ters and' Plank's Celebrated Plow. Ile also attends to
the repairing of Agricultural 3inchinery in the best
manner And owieasonable tern% Manufactory pn
North ManoverStrei I, directly opposite the residence
of George Motogor,
—Sept: 2,1 , 7—1 y -
IT . ARDWARI , 3 H
! ARDWARE
;TOM , l', LYN:: k SON . •
two now roceivipg thole Fail Stock of ilanlware. which
is unusually largo. and in connexion with their for:
flier heavy stock makes it one of the largest and most
vatted asaortutouts over tared to this public, They
have every thing tint the Farmer, the Builder, the
Merchant, or the public, qnty want In their lines, and
which they are soiling at the very lowest prices. They
solicit a call from the public betitro making their put ,
chaps, no they reel confident they can offer inducements
that will rownrd the Inver for tho trouble.
Feeling thankful to a generous publleter their former
liberal patronage, a continuannfut the same It solicited
at our old stand In North Hanover Street. Carlisle.
JOHN I'. LYNN & SON.
October 8,1855.
~,t v g PORTABLE CIDER MILLS,
A.:4- , •95., KIIMISEIPS,,PATHICT, for Hand or Horse
Power, - the best In use; IVIIEELEIPS
-noise. Powers and Threshers, Improved
- • Groin Fans; PENNOCK!S Wheat HMIs;
COUPHIPIittLIme and Guano Spreaders; the moat ap•
proved hay and Fodder Cutters; 510TT'S Pollers,
Grindstones ready hung, with a general assortment of
Agricultural and llortleultund Implements.
PASCIIALL MUSHIS A CO.,' •
Implement end Seed Store,
-. - August 12, 1857. Seventh& Market, Phila..
SUPERIOR CORN
.4. 4.1*•!..t1 Li of various stare and patterns for
• 7 hand or horse power, Vegetable Cuttete,
Horse Powers and Thresher& Bead and
Power Grain Mille, Yemeni Bolloirs, Grain
Pens, Grindstones with friction Boilers Ilarn.door Rol.
ler& Bull flings of Steel Copper and. Sliver plate,Bull
Nippers for leading, Horse end Ox Dioxide& Plat Bow
Pins,,Ox Yokes and Bows, Shepherds Crooke, Rook Sall,
_Plne_Pruning_Sews,-also__PrunlngLEctive_ntuLtlhielßel
With everything needed by the Farreer,or Gardener at
wholesale and retell.
' PASCIIALL - MOBBIS
Implement and Seed Store.
714 and Market Create, Phil's.
.
• HAY,' 'STRAW,
, A44D YOTAIKIVOUTTLIS.—IIacine Bean sp.
•
•
• ; --, pointed sole agents In Philadelphia for the
• above cutter, we aro able to supply them
nt vrholernie and retail, or Improved can,
truotion and'huish. • Pour years' trial in' this section
. havanstablished th.ekpittellen, 114 the brat ide„,of_
the kladin the market. 'lhey are adapted Pot hand or
horeo power, soirsharpening, end are simple, durable
end efficient. , . • .
' •
' PAPCIIkAht. MOltlilB4 CO:, •';
- Implenont and Seed Store. •
ith and Market streets thll'a,
Nor. 13, 18i7.]
6a056
sbaliastau - tkrhaa - at - tliii - inovr ij aitogid
t ul" '
„. t,t
"Man Know Thyself."
Akrp:D liroopormin, M. D.
i&dA
Ira
Iti li. Loug.l.l.
ti010at0u..09114+5;144
*Ept ralw Zug: . " •
Vohn
John Brandt, Esq., •
llobors oryoon - y..q.; • • 1/arrlaborr, Pa.,
J. B. 117001.54,.
cooveek .t.4 • Sheilllerdslown;
•" " u°
0 Vol.(l4.4dlklus, , 13111 b d;Dipl.
ee th e "l ' " • • .
liscellnncoi .
1 1 11 E TEMPLE OF FAlyi 0 Y
NOW OPEN
•
KRIM RIEGLE IS COINOI .
And ,will bn at his Old Head Quarters In NOrtb
Ilanovor streut,,during tho Christmas and I,lo,Year'N
lbstivitiesk,,witli bno of iliolargest assortnfints of
CHOICE CONFECTIONARIES
Eros offend In this place, consisting INpart of Fins'
Candy Toys and Fruits, Jolly'Cakes, Bon Bons Gum
Chooolato and Fruit Drnp,s, Jtosu,,janills,..auellurat
A inrondc - FfinAr - diiid - Ozpiodiug
_gourds kc." Alio all
.Idnicomnibn variellex I
" " • FRUITS "A
ND.NUTS ' -
. . .
Of the latest Importntlona,simli natOrenges, Lemons,
liaising, Figa, Pruens, Currants, CHM], mit and .paper
shelled Almonds, Filberts, Cream, COMA, and-Ground
Nuts.. In connection with the above an estensiva as
sortment of
• TOYS AND FANCY GOODS
of 'every quality and price, consisting In part of Fine
Wax, kid. china, cry log and other. Dells.--Senting and
Card Basketß. Fancy. Boxes, Eloor-Saws, -Motto Cups,'
Tea Setts, Illask n'
s,'Drunts,Ouns, Air Pistols. A ccordeona,
... 11 arroonicann,-Truntpetr.'ehessmon . tirbono and wood,
Dominoes, Lotto and Other games. Fancy Soaps. flair
Oils and Port Mounics, Wo liars also n find lot of
FAMILY GROCERIES, such • sts pulverised, crushed and
brown. Sugars, id' every outdo Potter., Molasses, Starch,
Green and Splres:Lluttor, fiottn,6ugar,3lsitn
and Milner:miters. choose. ,te: • •
Thu subscriber ruturns his si neer° thanks to • genor•
cos public fur the patronage herotctoro lo:stored on him,
and hopes. by • desire to pica°, to merit a con Musks
of Clio saunl. I'. „MON rklit.
- Cm9lolu , pec.10.1£156
.11ANTCH,• TAILOZt,,
,
suth If:mover Stroot,tern doors North of Rentz & Pro's
Store, Ifni Just returned trots Phlladelplds, with a
fur. stork of Ch.l.lls Castdmeres. Vest I ugs kc, -/ke. sults,
able fir Spring and Summer wear, which he he preps ed
to !max up to ONO' promptly, and on Ivekoueblis
terms.
Also"on band CIIVAP CLOTHING,
togethsr nhll stocks, collars, handkerchiefs and other
articles usually num' lb a Oentleinnor Furnishing
_ .
2.— Onothrbount - tioTinfll 6y mnpo {0 mnasura
1.11:11.
I' y A.MILY
CO A L.-1,000
Tons Lyken's Talley
COAL, hro/con and re
screened, prepnred
presely for funny use,
and kept,usnSit corn,
133thati ran rlirtikil it PRY and OLEAN all sensons of the
year. I hare also on hand and for sale the BLACK"
DIAMOND COAL. from the Baltimore Compnny Mines.
This Coal In admirably calculated for LATItOIIY. Sloven
and Celine Furnaces; all of which 1 will en:lint small
prollits for cash, and deliver to any pert of the,omuh.
A nanst I, 1867._ W. 11.. MURRAY,
C • . c a••
• •
. f •
- _
0
T DIEBTJRNE RS' CO A L.- -2,000.
TOSS of Lykons Valley Nut goal, a superior
.4e—receiving and fOr solo by
jt Autust 6..1114
OUNBERLAND ' VALLEY - It. R.
/ — WINTER ARRA NGEM urvr t•-
CHANHI4 OF HOBBS!
On ill after MONDAY, 0et..121114/857, ilassenger Train,
will run On folli.rs: (Sundays excepted:)
3 Olt 11.01118111.11101.
•
Ist Train.. 2tlTrain
LeaVe Citambershurg,
„.0.50. A. 01. 2.10 P. M.
S ‘ ltiPpottilnirth 0.20 2.43 "
Ne‘vvllle; , 0.55 " 3,20
Carlisle, • -- 10.30 " 4.00
Necitanli.aburg, .1100 " 4.30
At Harrisburg, - 11.35 " 0.05 "
FOlt CH AMBEBSIIOIIO,
'.• - let .trrain. 2d Tratn:.
Leave Harrisburg • 8.30 A.M. , 1.50 P.. 81.
•• Mechanicsburg • 0.10 " '• .2.20 44 .
CariPle. • 0.50 ". 2,50
" Nov" Ille, r 15,25 " . 3.25 " •
" Sitippunsbutt., 11.00 " 400
AL.ChantbcrAturg,ll,3o . " ; r 4,30 "
,
Trains leave llarrlsburg'for Philadelphia, at 1,08, A:
)1., 7.55 A. M.. and 1.15, I'. M., 'Ole Columbia. Leave
Harrisburg for Baltimore. nt 8.314 A.. 111., and 1.00 P. 11.
Loavh. Harrinburg for Pittshurg, at 3.35 A. 31., 12.25
Noon, tutu I', )1. •
Passengers. fur Pottsville, Beading, end points an the
aid Susprohomm Italirtettrand tor Trevertott,
31111ersburg, and points on Hie Northern Central Be !-
nod, must take the Alorning Train-hunt Chanibern•
Lurk. -
Fares frottailarrlslttirg, Mechanli.sbury, Carlisle, Ship.
peushurg. and Cliantheralturg, will be ten cent, less
when paid forTlekets at the Wilco, than when paid iu
the Cars. Super't
Itniiroud Oflige,_Cheinhersburga
"0ct.13, 1857.-3 t.. , f
C . FIRIESIT
IJI The subsciiller Into jutit, received - It new 'ouppty of
Orocerio., of every descrlptton, And Of the Ilhest.'end
best uunlitles. ' Our late pro - chase, enable - tie' to offer
wary articles et reduced Orel.: - Among thei . o nuty, be
-mentioned the neon -snail tolticlen '
. StliiAlt ANI) '
on nen as loony other articles. Our.steek"rmbraee the
nnuel varloiloF of Collet* Tenn, Cliceot,CLocolate4,Yark
no, l'ertubterelt, flee, he.; _
,
Also Noe. 1, 2 and 3.3l‘telcar el In small. packages, an
assortment of Baskets, Wooden ware, (te.,. ite.. .IVe feel
grefe,nd for the support 'given us heretofore by.',our
friends and nustennira, and' trust we Lilly merit their
. ,
continued patronage. . ..
, .1; W. EBY.
Enc. 19, 18574 . • .
(Ebtuntion,
IRYING , TEMALE COLLEGE
Ikt ECIIANICP. !WHO. PA.:
•
'fide Institution, designed for the liberal education
of Young Ladles, bas beet, 'ln ttperuilon one year with
the most gratify log results. It in now ebtablished'on e
firm basis. and, its patronage already extends over nine
sister states.
11)011t: tho last winter, it VIM Crented A college pro.
per, by the Legisinturn ni Penusylvenia: with power to
roofer degrees, and endowed with nil the rights nod
privileges of the most favored Fontnie Inhtitutiutis.
it is IMiited on-this Candorland-Valley Railroad-Mid
way between ilarrisburg..and Carlisle, in the met ter
tile and beautiful portion of this valley, nd In In close
proximity to one ot the most moral, healthy, and enter
prising towns In the State.
It is central, and' easy oraccesa, Students leaving
Washington, Baltimore, or Philadelphia in Iho morning
train fur Harrisburg, will arrive at' Meldnuticaburg In
time Mr dinner.
Tho edifice Is largo and commodious, surrounded by
double •enuulas, and will accommodate about and bun.'
dred boarders. in its constrUctimi, It combines all tb•
modern linprovenien is kr the promotion of health, cern
fort, and convenient, In ,these respects physicians
pronounce it unrivalled. The Chambers aro.large and
neatly furnished. Each has• its reOsters Ibr heat and
ventilation. Outs rtio sTUDENTs ocarPY Tilt SAMIL . soon.
The Bath room, are at all times supplied with warm
and cold water. . ,
Tho lmunds aro ample, end well arranged for recrea
tion, and the various calisthenic exercises--so essential
,to health, graceful illoYenient and sya ttttt etry of R,rtn.
The Faculty of luetructlon Is ctn.:lent and experi
enced.
In 00 Col OIATE DEPARTMENT lino coursj or 'too is
1 a high gruda, comprehending all the suldeein belong
ug to a Classical, Pulite and Christian liduration. •
In the PRLl.Alt.tiolll' Pf.rAILTMENT pupils will he care
ully Instructed inn t!-•%Je branehos forming the basis of
thorough kluglish Education.
tiEssums.—Flu.t Sesslon—From let September to the
WO of Jan unry.
Second eid•sion—From let February Co the
led of duly.
TACATION—Duriug duly and August.
TERMS l'Elt SESSION OF FIVE MONTIIS,PAY*BLE
IN Al/VANCE.
Boarding, :Waal/hip Furnished Mane, Ftiel and
- - •- - - • ;60'00-
Tritriox--Collegiate D'apartment, - - 20 00
Preparatory ropartnient, • • . 10 00
Fit's/ Class - 13 00
ho extra chum/ for A nelent-Latighagas.
-mac—Plans
a nd dui tar. - • - 20.00
Vocal • •
filmlern I.nguageti: - - 10 410
i'Muting, Drawing and. othor_Oruaniental Drancheei.
at the usual rotes. _
ifext.bisihs furnished at City prices.
For further particulars address,
ROV. A. U. MAE LiATT, A. PI.,
Preeldent.
REFERENCES:
The Faculty of Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa:
Rev. it, B. Chambers. Carlisle—P , a. '
William D. Mullen, Esq., "
lion. Dr. T. Dougherty,
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*Rev. C. Graham, Moon:field.
William 11. Alien, President of Girard College, Phila.
Junes 11. 31cColley, Esq.
Clement Chr k, keq. • 41‘
ller..Arnirew Manship. '
*Jamen It. tirahent.,Grahamton t Pa.
*Rev. C. F. Romer, Mechanicsburg, 'P.---• ..,. •
*Jra Day, M. D., •
l'. 11. Long, 4. D., n '
*E. Zug, Esq., . . . '
*John Riegel, Esq.,
John Vandereer, p. D., Easton, Pa.
*David Coover, .111., Shepherdetowu, Pe.
Georgo W. Meek, P negrovo Milis. d'a.
Leif Merkel, .Esq , shlroutanstown, Pa.
*.l, B. Murat. Elm., Dillchurg, Pa.
*1:111 A. Smith, EtYl., Pittsburg, Prn *
•
John Vandeveor, D. D., Easton, Pa:
Ills Exeelicney, Peter F. Cauaey, Milford, Del. . ' •
lion. J. %Jutland. Secretiry of State, " ' .
Rev. T. P. MeC Ol / O Y.
*George d. Adkins, En.• , .
*Samuel Sharp. Etat. e ''' ' .
Prof. Thos. E. Sadler, Wilmington,
!lon. • amuel Al: Harrington, Dover,
Hon. C. s.. Layton, Georgetown,
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William Marshals,-M. D. .
lion. John It. Sudler, Bridgeville,' II
*William S. Gosiln,E Federaieburg, 114.
R sq., ev. John ACGore, Paltimom, )Id. "'
*Jacob Shoff Esq., - .Lancaster, Ohio, • '
*George-D. Evans, Esq.,lllornadtoww, Vs. •' .
Alexander Bnenees; Da, Portland, .faine. ' '
John Edwards, D. p., Rochester, N. V. ' • • •
Buill'elie WINIMM.D. 8.,. Na.
S.F. baled, D.P.S., SmithsonhuOlnstlinte,'Washlngiew'
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Jacob Ituples, 'big:, Lotkpoit, 1111nolfh . , .
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