i rig fe (311 - n7ia
'meat, will recollect' only its duty to the
whole county:sr ; that this war is not waged
on their pare in any spirit of oppression, or
'for any purpose of conquestorsubjugation,
or purpose of overthrowing 'or interfering
with the rights or 'established institution of
those States, but to defend and maintain
the supremacy of the Constitution, and to
preserve tho Union, with all the dignity,
equality and rights of the several States
unimpaired ; and that as soon as these ob
jects aro accomplished the war ought to
cease."
This declaration is worthy of the pen of a
Washington, a Jefferson or a Jackson. It
is clear, unambiguous and comprehensive,
conceived in the 'spirit of brotherly love,
justice and the preservation of tho rights,
dignity and- equality• of the several States
unimpaired. It was intended 'to allay the
unfounded fears of the Southern States; to
cast oil 'upon Abe troubled waters of civil
discord, and to say alike to those who have
brought upon us all the horrors of civil war
—the Disunionists of the South and omen-
CipatiOnists of the North-- ,, Peace he
still." 'lt declares that this war against re
bellion and 'treason is not waged by the
'United Statei Co gratify tho wicked feeling 4
of passion and resentment, to oppress, to
conqtler, or 'to 'subjugate, or to interfere
with lhe'rights deestablislied institutions of
the Southern States; but to maintain the
supremacy df the Constitufioh, 'to preserve
the. Union,,and to protect unimpaired the
dignity, equality and rights bfalfthe States
North and South. ' The's° llociara'ions
ought tb he engraven on the palms of the
hands Cr Livery citizen. They are the
larations of our National Congress, when
assembled in - grave deliberation upon the
mournful crkis lvc are now contemplating.
Thoy are the . seletnn 'resolves of the
making poiver bf 'Our' government,' sanc
tioned by the supreme Executive of our na
tion,
promulgritiid as `tlic yule conduct
for every loyaCcitnien. None . but traitors
gill disobey its mandate's.
It therefore becomek dtir,iMperative ditty
in subduing the present rebellion, conceived
:Ind m atured by the counsel's of wicked men,
to take care that we preserve the suprema
cy •of the - Ctinsti furion - and Taws' of" - bur
Union, sacred and 'inviolate; and that lit
wiping out rebellion we do not violate the
very Constitution and laws, the observance
or which we 51'43 enforcing against rebel cit
izens, and thus in Subduing treason, turn
traitors -flurselves. These remarks have
been eliejtea by the spirit and tone of a
tart of the Northern press, which with l'a
natieal zeal, is attempting to convert the
present war, for the preservation of the
Union and CoAtitution, into a resisiless
emancipation engine, to liberate, the
hr Shilthern 'slaVes', and turn them
louse upon the free men at the North.—
Their reattoldkce „the African upon an e
quality with origiii:sashirrae i ds greatly over
balance their love of country,, our Gemititia
;jou and lawso,pd they would liYeler haying
our tfnion rent asunder, that] 'fail in their
'Clopian theory of elevating the negrolo
-equality with the white man. These eman
cipationists forget that the Sanic
lion which declares it to be tr ['soh to levy
war against the United States, also declares
that a person belii:to 'service orlabor in one
'State under the laves therecif,.eicaping into
voiother, shall be delivered up on claim of
t tie party i te whom such service or labormay
be due. And Wbile they denounce thertrea
neon and disloyalty of Southern secession
iota, make a pretext of conscience and at
tempt, to justify their own violation of, the
Constitution and laws of the Government,
to, which they owe allegilinco, by pleading
the paramount obligation's of a "hi:eel .
law," binding tquki tltiir'consciences.
Such conscience contemners of tire most
binding- oblimitions 'of civil Government,
are theldoetiangerous citizens of which a
Governthent can be composed. Unceasing
kgitot ors, restless under the wholesome re
m:saints of law and order, vilifiers of the
Constitution and laws under which they en
:ley a greater amount of civil and religious
liberty than sgy other Government confers
upon its citizens: as soon as they gain suf
ficient strength to wield an influence in pop
ular governments, they become the certain
'instigators of treasn and rebellion.
A late Judge of the Unqted States Pis-
Court, some years since, in charging
lii Grand Jury used the following language,
uhich now that the consequences then fore
shadowed are upon us, appear like a pro
ic VrOrning: There has been, I tear,
tOT4OiOoIIS impression On this subject a
mong a-portion of oatr people. If it has
Leon thought's:the to CO LI II eel and instigate
others to acts of iferciblo opposition to the
provisions of a statute—to intlatue the minds
1,1 the ignorant by appeals to passion and
denunciations of the law as oppressive and
unjust ,'" - !volting to the conscience and not
bind:M7,.bn the actions of men—to repro
scut the Constitution of the land as a com
pact with iniquity, which it were merited
ous to violate or subvert, the mistake has
been a pennons one; and fhey who have
fallen into it wily rejoice, if .peradventure,
their appeals and their dounseis Inive fifth-
eon been without effect. Ile whose eon,
science or whose theoeies cif political or in
4-lividual right forbid him to support and
maintain it in its fullest integrity, may re
lieve himself of the duties of citizenship by
divesting himself of its rights; butwhile he
'remains within our borders he is to remem
ber thud. - siCcteluSfully to instigate treason,
;commit
'fittpriy'for"our country and the ckuso Of
civil liberty, the Administration, turning a
deal ear to the taunts and and 'tinny
hreats of Northern secessionists and enui
'4ipationists, is pursuing the even tenor of
its way to re establish peace and unity anti
'fraternal kindness, to our bleeding nutl inn
tracteli country. Again anti hgalo has It
proclaimed that the war is not waged
for the purpose of oppression, conquest or
suliljugation, or interfering with the estab
lished institutions of the Southern States,
but to preserve the Union Mid 'maintain the
'supremacy of the constitution. Tire for
ward;PTo&eks of our army into Southern
territory, pillaged, plundered and despoiled
U? the iron heel of' rebel despots, its greet
ed Witivjoyous welcome by a suffering peo-'
pie. They aro received as deliverers from
cruel tyranny and oppression, and their pro-
Section invoked from ruin anti bankruptcy.
The , .putt,Ceffil, 'orderly, law-abiding citizens
.olthe 'South Rye adiv beginning to discover
that their worst enemies are those of their
owhitouseholds. Theyrire d'ivattCnitig froth
the cruel delusion that the, \Wit. was witgoil
lay the North for ,pillage, plunder and do . -
vastation—to drive them front their homes
anti heritage, and then re-occupy their soil
with Northern emigrants. Tile nO•ent of
JnC avraios among them is dissipating the
phantotn by which the rebel leaders dbludb
khetnin(o tteir cell,. Our Generals, adytthl!
clog with Sword in 'due hand, and the
Constitution, wreathed with 'the olive
branch, in the other, proclaim this objet of
their mission is to conquer armed rette'llia'
and reclaim seceded States, with their pre-s
-ent inhabitants, to the [Wen. This is 4.4 e
objecfand.purpose of the loyal States, us
Amunciatcd by Pingress, and reiterated and
adhera to ty . the Administration , and it is
the wily potierulach can re-unite us as a
nation. „Who Union "to bo preserved, it
tnust :be under and not outside of the Con
eti tattti ,
The policy of Northern eniancipationists
to liberate the staves. of the South, or place
ivins in their bands to pillage and de.
, vastate rho land, and murder with fiendish
cruelty, mon, women and ehild6ll, would'
, bu a;disgrams to Hottentoti, or AfriCans in
that', native barbarity. Nor liavn We bent
~' forth qur ions, or brothern, and_the
Mon df the Niertih to tizlit the battles of oh,'r '
negraos,
'ho placed on an equality with Southern
-slaves. Thisvis not ath.e-entertainment to
.which the himdred thousand loYaliSts of
litintiqtvania, now in; arms, loiv.o-teenlrivl; ,
Ind by the President of the United States.
Whey .have gone fortlfAis subdue- armed 1.e.: ,
- bullion, to 'maintain the - Slim:annoy ,cit.the
, Gonstitution and
h iws. and 'restore pikite'e;-_,
thin and-peace to those tV,tio aVelliiCv;groan- .
:tug ondur titoiltreSsikve4iispotistM ,-
~ bail° ivhat we consider (lie
.duty ;Of im good ditlzdn•in thiS timo"or our
,nation's calamity. And• in doing spi,w6
:have • considered it Of vital importance not
'.'enly to advert to the cause of. .the war;.but
tbe,nature, object and design to the cifient.
iid, as deClared by Congress and *laic:dick •
'entl-sudtainedlre ihe:Presitlent - .Of the Uni-.
ked Stdites. .110 has taken tlie .- .conntittition•
- SorTuleratar j -atad-4 4 1ruilr'-aet-Llkia4hs
alike ~ .tipen - the - treason ;
north and south, iindqhe fanatl4al sehuniel
of nortkurn...cinatudpatlonlatii.!_,Xn • Oda
loyal effort bittleAip2oaarglitdional -exipt
ketico,,uxulor :rho iu. ue
7 - by ourfatherei-our:Matio'nal—Execritivit-ii
but , retlecting the feelings of the northern
heart, and his hands will be strengthened
and his heart encouraged by every - loyal
citizen. -This is our duty ; and it is--a -duty
which has been nobly performed by every
patriot heart. But should the groat King
of Nations permit our rulers to be beguiled
and seduced-by the enemies of our-Union
and constitution, to conduct the war for
any other purpose than to re-unite and per
petuate the Union, and to defend and main
tain the supremacy of the constitution and
the rights and established institutiOna of all
the States—if a sentence shall be erased or
a line obliterated from the constitutional
compact—if " the silver cord be loosened"
by the strong arm of execettve power,
which hitherto bound us together as a na
tion, in bonds of peace . and unity--then,
in the language of one (Attie greatest states
men and purest patriots the world ever saw,
our eyes shall soon ho turned to behold
the sun in heaven, shining on the broken
and dishonored fragments of a once glori
ous Union, on States dissevered, diseord--
ant, beligerent ; on a hind rent with civil
nuds, and drenched in fraternal blood.
The same great statesman, as if endorsed
by his Creator, at the time, with the spirit
prophetic vision, has declared the only way
in which our-glorious Union can be rent Into
broken and dishonored• fragments. In the
same great speech froth which we have quo
ted, ho says:—. , But although there are
fears, there are hopes alio. The people
have preserved this, their own chosen con
stitution for forty (now seventy) years, and
have seen their happiness, prosperity and
renown grow with its grouth, and strength
en with its strength. They are now getter
ally, attached to it. Overthrown by direct
assault it cannot be; evaded, undermined,
nullified, it will not be, it we, and those who
ilihlrsucceed us here, as agents and repro.-
sebtatives of the people, shall conscien
tiously and 'vigilantly discharge the two
'great branches of our public. trust—faithful
ly to preserve, and mblelyto adMinister it."
This is the declaration of Daniel Web
ster, who noire than 'thirty years since af
firmed the eonistitutidn never could be over
thrown by direct assault, but at the saine .
time admitted it 'be evaded' and un
dermined by the fanaticism or faithlessness
of the agents or representatives of the peo
ple in discharging the twd great branches of
public trust -committed to Congress and the
national Eisectrtiv,e, faalifully to preserve
and wisely to ttimilkster'it.- That our rill
(' ers may be endowed wiih wisdom anlll on
Iligh'faithlnlly to preServe the constitution
and wisely ;t0 _administer the Government
under it, we hope is now the fervent aspi
ration of every Theist fan heart.
If we wonILI trot-., 'in this -our national
Wife, recall the I.lrewell hattronitions of
the Fitt her of our Country, In a .people he
loved so well, " and frown indignantly 1113011
the first dawning 01 every niterniit to alien-
•tte any portion of cper country 'from Ilia
r.vst, or. to Qufpc.ble the sac.rcd ties glitch_
A . U4V lick togetflor Cho parts; it . N‘:'l.l
\yenta, in accordance with the farewell coun
sel of this great and good tnan, banish frotn
the politic:WAß:lla, the halls of 'legislation
and the pulpit, angry and exeitingAentin-
Mations against the institution Of tlavdryl
if we would retrain '4°ol abuse anti, Invec
tive against those who ask nothing snore
than the same right elconseience which is
exerciseVy their trndttcor6•; if we would
desist .from stentnincing as sinsers above art
others, those MIOSC consciences are not
inoro hardened in sin and iniquity on the
cif slavery than' the ancient Patri
archs, chose consciences pet milted them to
trp men servants and maid servants.
and bond Mon and bond women of their
own households; if we would leave the dis
cussion of this subject to those only who
are interested in it, then may we expect
return of those Arcadian days of national
u•osperity which `to have heretofore unjoy
•d, and resume our place and progress
tinong the nations of the c•irth, the tonal
Hilted, happy and putrulful in the world.
tkr,
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P . Not, Yml, City. The ..1111 , 11.•
till. 01 odionts in these Ili ale the remit of
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operation. and certain it, ,01 . 1 . 1•11111 g all irreemlaeities,
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whether faun cold or nthrrwisc , heattitent., pain i”
side. palpit.tiun of l Ire hint, t, 111,V011S
'feetionti, hysterire. fatigue, pailtin the hack and limbs.
disturbed kioeu u Welt arise iron, In Corruptions of
nature.
To NIAREIED LADIES, Dr. Choosenia Ws Pills are in
valuabl•, is they will bring on the monthly period wilt
regularity Ladies have been disappointed in the 11915
, 4fother Pills ran play° the tamest confidence it Dr.
Che.isentan's Pills doing all that they represent to do
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from
Injurious. Explicit directions, tt Web should lie lead,
.11;11111y each box. Prier. $l. Sent .by nisi! on
closi lig $1 to any authorized agent. Sold by sue Lii tig
gist In ON cry town in the Enltell States.
P. R. 1111WIIINriti, Agent for the Cutlet!
States, 165 Chandlers St., New Yolk. to a Lich all
wholesale orders should be arid res.ed
BANN VEFT Si riNN EY, NV,odesabi and Ilebtil Agents.
Harrisburg, Pa. S. ELLIOrf, Carll.l•,
Vnrliallcs
Un tin ltitu Jacob Fry, •MIIN
11F.It, to )lINS MARGARET C. 110VFMAN, both of Cur
nuttbs
•
In Philadelphia, on the 13th Inst., Mrs JULIANA
(lA.I.ItHEATII IRVINE, reliot or the Into Go!. Willintn
N. Irvine, lorrnerly or QVi isle, in the Stith year or her
ago.
In this lowough. nu Sal urday Inst. Mrs. MARY 0 A 1.-
Blt 4 ITII I•a115, relict of the la to iehaul Ege, aged
about 80 years.
In ti1it:111.1 . 1 , 11,.i1, on the 13Lh Instant, FRIMERICK,
youngest goni t Frederick A. and Nary lienliody, aged
4 yearn ;tad 6 months.
.• 11144 eiter4l),•6o4 1.44 C us ;
Awl thy loss e2o deeldrteol;
thit 'Gs God whodiiith hi:rett. us ;
Who can all oar sorrows heal."
u ertimitents
RTIEEKS BALL.
MADAME ANNA BISHOP
The world-renowned Cantatricei
Who since her appearance in the United States,
has made the citcnit of tho globe; bogs
to announce One Wand
COII.O t
ON FRIDA' EVENING, JAN: 24,
MADAME ANNA BISHOP wilt be medial:ft by ED
WARD SEQUIN, the Alec.lean Baritone, Mere du
Concervatore 'ratio lal do 31uslquo, Park. USTAVD
DE SPBISS; the I?inlnept _
of blest.)
d'loltuta 60 ctki—Doora one@ at 74. Concert will
commence at 8 o'clock.
Tickets eau be bed at W., D.. A. Naugle's Jewelry
Store, whet o seats may be secured without extra charge
and a diagram' of the Hall tan be seen. The Milt of re.
served scats wilt close at S o'clock, S. M. on the day of
the Concert. !ciao Grand Plano usud ciu thu ocedslou to
furnished by Nr . Jenny.
D. C„ LA nuE, Idausger.
LOTlCE.—Letters Testamentary on
the estate of THOMAS V. Into of
Penn township. having been Jarithek.th the subscriber',"
residing in the 83171.3 towpath, untiou ie hereby gll•en
to all persons indebted to said estate to nialCW"telynientT
and.these having 010111.0 topresent.thetn duly author'
ticat.id fur eettlenteut to
24,-18G2Cit
JOIIN T. OlttiEN, Exlr
NOW ICE
tt.:fieraans . incleb.ted to me are 3ier6-
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11,1%ft,r 1 %MI br solttpOlod to do o strioVlv VASIL
Illlil l' 1 . 1%/4. A. %V. LIE:NTZ.
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A TIfItEI.:STOIeV
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, rth - ether toritni and oth :el
21r NRUS
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STATE . . 0.0T1_1111...4 , -3,,ett6rs . ,ikrAd...
il e itnin4trVtiP:9 ti Rif EAllitllft,
= duettouth Bilußiel on ip. haying boon honed by
the Itoglider of autub. en. to the subscriber residing In
the Mame tr. ~ Notre° is ; hereby giVert to id l'Porsona . in
debted to saidestnte to outgo
r p3yntout, g.ncl those hav
ing claims, to preohnt them duly enthentlented t 0,, ,; •
• • JOIIN .
JArdetiy ;
160 DOLLARS
. .
.31M - ‘2C7 7 IFL 'ank . 2
rrin-E -COMMISSIONERS OV
BMtLAND COMM. will pay 'the ahoy° ircviard
of one Hundred- Donnell, for the tifelt and
conviction of the purron or parsons who committedthe
murder of John Bergin and boy, In South Middleton
township, Ott the night Of the 7th or.lanuary, inst.
.1. It. INAGOONIiIt,
• GEO. MH.Lblit,
Ell It OST,
.';.Condroissioued.
COM MIRSIONERe °MCP. •
Carlisle,' January 11, 1862. f
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.
•
rr FIE limited partnership which has
it heretofore been entered info and carried on in
the business of Titan tafactnring writing papers, in the
11111110 of SAMITF.I. K,MI , ToN, Jr., and Cll.tltl.ca If. MI,ILLIN t
having expired by its own Ihnitaflun, on the lot of
January, 1862, notice Is hereby given that the same
has been renewed and continued until the let ut Jan
uary, ma, with the same partners and the sante con
tribution of Capital, by each, as heretofore. The sub,
scribers being the general partners, and P.J. MsaAnuss,
Itansrer aIrEN. SAMUEL tlivEN and WILLIAM 13,11IIILLIN
tile special partners.
SA?IUL•'S. Jr,
CHARLES 11. MULLIN.
MOUNT HOLLY SPRINGS, l
tI nary 14, 1682, ;
" IJEOPLE'S EXPRESS LINE,"
liETllnr.V
BALTIMORE,
NVALIINGTON,
GEORGETOWN
IMO
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The t.uhs; riber.a ha VI g couipleted . tholr arrangements
as to Cars, Storage, are now prepared eo receive
at their depot. No. VT Pratt Street. between
Sharp and Howard, freight of every deserlptinn for the
above plans. 0, ods consigned to us will revolve our
personal au en thi,, and be promptly forwarded and do.
°red. WILLIAM ROBINSON,
Agent, 247 Pratt Striirt. Baltimore.
SAMUEL C. I( EM PION,
Agent, Cor. ad St , Indian Avenue, Washington, 1). C.
Jail nary 1, I.
TO THE CITIZENS 01?
CUMBERLAND COUNTY%
UNDII:RSIGNED begs leave to
.a. gortn ,rou, Una_ _he , bus - just npenial a ,I)R UU
!..1,)1t1.: In Um llorou,ll Carlislu, In tha room former-
Iv r coupled ho It nolds l'odfor, n,vn Drip; St”re, 1)0X
(ivor to I u Grocery Stare. South Mu m ., sti cot.
where he will RhViiyA he found roady mot willing to ply
the. spatulaaroi p o rtal._
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l'repate,l at Dr. Ifurrl's - Dental 011Ioe, No 7i Pa e,41
Stre,t, Brom,ldyll, E. I).
LEZ":Pri unl3 1 Cfkint: , 'per Bottle
A liholui dineol/11L outdo to deatitu . s.
Address Principal Office, Tril;arno Buildings
No, 1 Spraco tract, New York.
Said Dyott k Co, 212 N or ih
Street: Ilublroll, 1410 tlbestnut lit.reel.; and 1/y al
Ur upjats.
DR, WILLiAM B. HURD'S
NEURALGIA PLASTERS,
FOR TUE CURE OE NEURALOIA
OR TOGTLIACLIS PR00 , 01 , 41 1317 COLIIB
LOCAL fcEL:RALOIA cured liulc
application. .
They act like charm, and rine f °cruelly harmless in
their nature; do nut produce c. hinter, grid leave uu
unpleasant results.
Dr. Wm.'lf. Ifurd's Neuralgia Plasters
novor thil to give Fatisfurtion to 'all who test their
virgin.
Prepared at Dr. Third's Dental Omen, No. 77 'Fourth.
Stteet, Brooklyn, E. I).
Ate. Vriee, only 15 Cents Eaoh.'
A Moral discount made to deoloi's.
AddrOss Oflioo, 'Tribano Braidings,
NO. I Sprtitte strtot, Now York.
Sold In Phlladelptila; by Nutt a , Co., 5:82 Nora. 2d
Street: 0. S. Hubbell, lath Chestnut Street; Lad by all
Druggists.
NOTICE.—We are daily receiving ortiers to send by
mail some one or more of Dr. Hurd's Den tat Remedios,
which we cannot fill. None lire mailable except the
_Neuralgia Planter, which we send in en envelope en re.
celpt of pricoTls'renti) and one stamp. lint to !teem.
mediae persons In places where the druggists and store-
Reepere ate behind the ago, we have put up packager
In white embossed boxes,.sevoil inches by tour, with
comportouints—each box containing a bet tie o,r Dr.
llurtfii,iiirtith'Wtisli, and to oth Ache Drops, a box of
Teeth powder, the Neuralgia Plaster, a valuable little
Treat igo on Teeth and, their Disc:lnes, the best means
,of preserving thion, and the proper treatment of„Pli'l•
drone Teeth, worth of Itheif the entire cost to every
young man or 'wpm in, or parents"with young children,
with sundry ether necensary articles; price per package
one dollar, or nlx.pacimges for $5, sent by esprosa as,
directed. As the Rxiircki charges are net, much, if and
Oe on a dozen than on one, It in fir cheaper to rosier
six or a dozen packages et ono time. A largo family
soul -- wa ritThl cif -- 1115 — Mtrplus - canr
neighbors with public benefit, fur no ono' can estimate
how much pain. sultoring,-unhapplocen, and iiinligurco
moot. expense,ildsiy:of time and infamy Mould be saved
- to the country iPtivery fa ndly toslny bad one of therm
packager' which. in ftlidit centplete not of Don,ttil
limonites. ' A damns - Writ 11. ono &Co.,Tribihnollitild
h,gs, New York,_ end write name and Addition
That itimittances may be - made with confidence, W.
It .l& Ce., refer to tlit, Mayor ontroriklyn,' to O. W.
flrldlth, President of - the•rafillors and Citizen's Dank,
Illookliln; th *lb Edltbr no Athericaa idabullictur•
'or,.' Cue to: Joy, Me A CO:, Agents. N.
leek t P. 'l' Dare um, to,i , isho knovis it S(0.1,1 thing
Wilso be sees it and who has already ordered a Second
- Supply, ete.
• 1000 Agfints Ifrauteci
Te ttitroaue Dr. Iturd'a - Dental Remedies into mcery
county., Mcu qr , wunlert who want : to mako money
quickly; can• MI -hotter-with tk.oHe Articles than any
thitkg In -market. They 11115 . 110 W. useful. low
and-ric4r are spondlug,thtusands in adeurtisings them
f,or the benolit of Monte.- Ilcutea of itimples, containing
a_dtizten.oLthe ono dollaullubagos aboveepaokled„witj_
r.'lrrul rII trill he ' recant o f en cantof coven (fallen. about.
hall price, to, tiny. person wishing to tort his or , heraklfl
in. selling 'with tint view of becoming an agent. • War
would 'rather ply .alarlos than CominiMous:to those
who phve themselvoselliciont salesmen. -,- - • -
'Now is the time to go Into the businesi: 'For , ad.
dross and reference ace:thou. -. •_
• -
PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
250 PAGES AND 13A ENO It AVINEIB.—PrIco only
TWI:NTV Fin man, Sent free ofpostfigatosil - parta — d
the Onion. On the inflrulitien of youth and maturity,
dinclasing the secret_ tallies of both sexes of all ogre,
canning debility, nervousness, depression of null-its, pal
pitation of the-heart, suicidal imaginings, involuntary
um issions,bl unhinge; defect Ivo memory, indigestion and
lassitude,With confessions of thrilling Interest of a
Ijoardin;School Miss, e, College Student, unclia Young
Marriedla-Iy, &c., &r. It itra truthful adlaser to the
marrieffitiul Mono contemplating marriage, who enter
tain secret doiibte'Gr their physical condition, and who
are conscious of havtilg hanarded the health; happiness,
and privileges to which eVrry human being is entitled.
YOUNG MEN who are troubled with weakness, gen
orally caused by a bad habit in youth, the effects of
which are dizziness, pains, fdrgetfulness, sometimes a
ringing in the earn, weak eyes, weakness of thu back
xml lower extremities. confusion of ideas, 1 fai of Immo
ry, with melancholy, may be cured by the aulhor'fi
NEW PAIL IS AND LONDON Tit EATM ENT.
We have recently devottal Atter?, of nor time In VIS
ITING Pit It FirritopEAN IOSPI'I'AI,S , itYalling our.'
salvos of the knowledge and researelies of the most
skilled Playsiniann and Surgeons In -Europe and the
Continent. Those who pittett - themselves' limier our
rare will now have the full benefit or the many NEW
AND EFFICACIOUS It bniltDIES which no are enabled
to inireduce into our prattler-. and the pyltile may rest
assured of-the damn zeal, assiduity, SiklitECY and at,.
tentiml baing paid to their cases, whirl, haft so success
fully distinguished Us heretoikwo, as a Phyuiclan in our
Pr:OO6IAR department of professional Prootice, for the
past twenty-live years.
Fazden Eno nig Pll.l.B.—ladies who wish for Medi
tines, the einency of whirl, has been teshal in thou
studs of eases. and never hailed to Wed simply curve
without any bad rentilts. will use none but Dr. Doha
nay's Female Per-1.'4.11.i Pilo; The only precaution
necessary to be obsolved lollies should ant hike thorn
If they have reason to believe they are In certain ditua
tions (the part:boilers of whirl wlii be found on the
wrapper accompanying each Istx,) timed' alw a ys safe
and healthy, 50 gentle, yet sn active tiro they.
Pride S 1 per hon. 'Vile) can be mulled to any part of
the United Stare's or Canada.
-Ti) Tit E LADIES.--,Who need a confidential medical
adviser with regard to any or theso Interesting coin
plaints to which their ,lelleate organization couriers
them hq bin. ore partioularly ,in Trniii to consult us.
Ecuerao tl us NIC PaorretivE.”---_-Vor married
ladles whoie health will not admit, or rho have no
degire to laurel, their funitics, may ho obtained as
ah,vo. It is a perfmtly Aare preventive to concepti o n,
and has be.m extensively used during the last 20 years.
Price reduced to tin.
A Treatise 011 the G. 11 1 ,0 0f Prom it ire Deray —A Rol
emu warning. Just published, a book showing the hi.
kiduous' progebss an it-ON:v:ol,hr,, nnfon:rselviOlgrflitifli
male and female, at this anal habit,. pointing out- thu
futality that invariably attends its victims. and develr
opinw thin, Wilolo progi ”ss or the di,eave, from the coin
mencemoot to the end.
It will be sent by Mail o❑ receipt, Of two [j cent
Stamps. . •
Attonf.lanre fhily, from S In Ow Horning till fi
at nlzld, and 011 : " 1411 Inru rrnn Lill ' I'. 11.
with fill diner lolls Rout pn any part. of ill..
Stains nr ( 4 enaqa.g, by pltients enmemeleatlna.
their sympt of by let.tur. it quinces correspuudunco
strictly es q fides tial.
Dr. L'h ellbat i% Mill loonted ns 0st:0111010,1, limier
tho myna of DR. LA UitOIX, at Nr.. 31 Mai+, Lane,
A ha ay , N. Y. I Sept. al.
3..am.481_21:3
REED!!-.READ!!!
E GI EAT PTJ 13 LTC nlt3 res poet
irivit,l to r3ll atthe r .to oof Mil It IC 11.
SA tVl'lilt-k-AILIA,Eti., East Mein-St, awl-ex:mule their.
ex Le oNive stied: Or
W N' (; 0 0 1 . ) ,
onn , iol,o4ni elegant
uortations—
I=
Pail de Prrid;
'Brocade figured;
Plain, c ()lured and
Black Silica; Plain Oro de
Rhine Blk. Silk (all prices.);
Splendid Fig. Merinues and Cash
meres; Oltoman Reps; Imperial Valen
tins ; Empress Cloths, Brocade Pap
lips; Volours; French printed -
Delains; Plain French Me
rino2s and Pelaines;
Panne; as: Pacific
and 17 nio
Pelaines and C.aditneres: Misses and ChM trap's Dress
thiOlig al rvery variety. sill Laid , fir tlni sioa.an.
"9:2E=2=1:14=131 .* 1
MO v,.
GOODS. ~ -. v• b r n , ra r...... ,. .. •
UAINTI NG
Our lino of I 4 are Mbods is unusually full and emu `3
pieta; as ive ha, every Nariaty of Molda dluporteal
by ilia belebratad mourning Irausead . IIe.SNIJN 41: SON.
a , surlt as Mourning :inks; Lupin s Marinas; ra , 11 . .
p OWI,, : 1:4•p.; I).ll'qt, Wititil Del:0110R; Tami,,
~ . '.i,,ti, it.....,,,in—: I'vratnot Las; Alpayay; Delod Lim, : Y
§..ratics all qualities. . ....r
v M Int N I Yo: Flit s; I F , llF ` e __
; OOODS.Laua „„ ovi ,
6, ells.; Callars: Waves: Idabl ' klbre•hi..b., 11;siarv:;
'.4 Fritinnia.,; Ilanhla Thillnand tilligle Slvinds; Cash]
" Iwn , . Pei ,J da : Wadiiligt.ail Mills rilow)s.
il'artvutlvr alien t vai avid In PI; Ileral ( (soda, , 1,.
00 , 11 ,o I, tv, a fall Mao ii
CILI:-!!! CLOAKS!!!
1111 0 in ylo arrangonosats , with a il ssw roo t m ists .
•tortsr Isy o lanit we .10, 011 1!.., t rstralsil thislntrgt
sit ssi ft-Is/on /le sakss sr. tor Issgh Howson.
have / sst rssroiv ls o I IS ILI /41. tool /ILoLiss lit of m:mtb•s,
t t•-p t!lt iinttr t ail solt t ion of al, Isa
slov: ats s Nllssats atoi Wt. will he
making addition., of thcsa 555, s Is /Ls Una asisl'atiscea•
11 .9 trlr - v s
n rtl I thoir variai,os—ltrt.l.ll3, a.ll d, I`c rrodglc,
I=l
11 k1.11),1 Th.urninoe ar.lwyCoitus
Hoop Skirts! Hoop Skirts
Of Owlntr.t Improvem•m L. NVe 11.1%0 rr.•,lvrd the
A , IFN. 1 .de New fort. 51,11. t Fart. ry and will cell lheae
aL WIIIIOS2IIU prii
Lqd,e.l t'arntshin j Goods of I:?..ery barrel(.
Rid Glovt.s. (Lintlrti, Vi*,•olen C ,ttgn Hosiery,
11-,tt, Nu rime, Lmss
Trimming, orht,od flood,
Cloths, 0 vercoatings, Cassitneros,
esting3.
IVe h the re-nre.l the services of a flint clans LOR,
1111.1 Mal, lip .10111111,, to oi . der at short notice, :in Lila
hest styles 111,1
II iN'S' 1\•I'1 \ It of all hinds for the tootsnn.
Mon'N II Hoyt' Shawls. Drawers, t nderxhlt•lc, nan
ny, Gloves, U 5 urtletH, Leek Tfot., Sto,.kings,
So.trfs, Swyentlors,
DOMESTIC GOODS,
having porclu , ..d largrly before the great advance In
prier, WO eau cell many Iclndi at old rate,
MEE
SIiADIk„
BLINDS,
BLANK
COUNTERPANES.
All the :Omen articles and many others wo offer at
.th e , to ave.a p coilde prices C instant. additions will In
mule to ear stn dun uG the %linter. No pains spared
to show our 411111011 S I stork.
LEI DICII, SA WYER & MILLER.
Csrllsle, Out. 25, 1861.
fIUMBERLAND ITAL'LE.I7 it. R.
°
WINTER RA N GVAIENT.
On and after MONDAY, NOVI:Ili= 4, 1861, Passenger
Trains will run as follows: (Sunday's excepted :)
1411 t, all AM Illilt.ißU HO ANDITA t RISD U
Low., HagoiT.,Lowp,
4 .` U reoneaNtlo.
Chain bersburg,
Shippptiliburg,
- N,0wv11,10;
0:11t..10. 10.10
MecharAAlwarg,
Arrive at Ilerrlel urc, 11.15 1'
FOR CHAMBERSEURG AND HAGERSTOWN,
I . Ist. Train. 2d Train
liaise Ilaryjsburg 8.05 A. 51 1.50 I.: 51 .
• Mechanicsburg 8.47 " .2.30 "
• Carlisle 0.27 " „..,,,, 8.08
• Neweilie, 10,02 " 3.44 "
• Shlppettsburg, 10.33 "‘ . 4.15'
• Chahlig', (Arrive) 11.10 . 4.55 "
• Oreenpastio,
.A . rrlito nt lagerstown
TIMER. Daily Trains leave liarriaburg for Pittsburi
at 3.18, and 7.00. A. 51.. and 4 20, P.
For Philadelphia, via Pennsylvania Central ItaGroat
At 2.10 A. M., 12.65, 1.15, and c.. 16 P. M. Via Lobanoa
F. R. R. al 8.00 A. Si.. and 1.15, P. M. o%r Ilatithapro,
.at 3.00 et 7,10,,A. M., tt; 00 P. M.
For Truverton and Wil4lamaport at 1.10 'and 8.15, I'.
51. Trains on Dauphin ]loud at 2.00, P. 51..
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS: At all Stations where
TiOltbts tiro Hold, VIZ .11agerstown, Greunntatfe, Cham
borsburg, Shipponsburg, N ertwi Do. C:P.:llslu, Meehan/es.
'Mug and ilarrkln2vg, rt reduction of TUN CENTS' on
oath Tiekut will be made to all Pasrtougenethat provide
thumstiiveCiYith Tiekat, before entering the_ Curs.._._
0; N, LULL Supur't
ltailrou:l9lllce, - ChanibuisbUrg, - ' • • -
• Nov . . 8, 1801.,
11 - 11, A WPORD holesale . and
-kjitetail aides and Cprind hair Witroheraso, No. 2t
South 7th Street, Pleiladalphla., ()lot, Sand nod Etna
ry i'apvr, Emory Cloth, Ihreyffieter,lVldirs,,Pid-fhAried
Hair at tho lowest prim. ()velars x011(4011 . 4 mall and
satlaftertion guarani ord.
wilize 4 1:AT l). e 0 ,10101LGLE,CA
for Mlllinara, Vaititars, 1 1h0CMIld4:se LC44 1 .4h 2hrimrs,
Mesh Malteds, ete.' • • .• '
.I)ealorsdn tbo Edmore lylli.flud 'it of .spoelal advantngo,
to gliie no 11.Ctl/lj,
Jan: ad t IR(Ft
'44OLIYEN. V.OAX
A N . ,l:Silliers - 61th a ii hitest " Styles Ead - itaprovoilreirs.
Having bohght an onusual , largo' stock of nun' Shirts;
entire Stock At liTy low prices.. Also i
a very largo tlAoktniont ofollars of the vorlgtilitintiO,
tkg Stocks. 'Nook? Ms, _Citavate,. FurOkshlpe wird,
41c., at the loWest'Oltes.at- • • I. LIVINGSTON'S.' •
Arrlll2,'ol. - : k . .'; trqrtat .gawner atrcet;
ON TOO • •
_ .
P4szOlogwal.Viete of Marriage
THE SEOHETS OF YOUTH UNVEILED,
Er=
OIL CLOTIEG ,
MAT rIN IS
Fznl , K.!l,
CIIANOF OF 7IOURSI
:Ist Train. 2,1 Tvi,lln
i" AO A. At. g 4.5 M
'.87 "
E. 30 A rr.).70;
v.OO
11.1,5
12.35
NEW FAIRIVIEk
' 'CRAII'PORT) J.; CO:
21 . Soutlt_5th Strout rhuadophir,
• - - 3 L 13 43 •2 -- -!
B ARGA..L.NSI B.ARGAIN - Sll - BAR
OAIINSIII
We aro now selling our stock of fine Dress Goods ,
()leaks, Shawls, Furs, and many kinds of Winter Goods ,
iet ,REDUCED PRICES. Persons wanting any of the
above kinds of Goods, will find our stock very complete
lgr'U,o present season. - -
We Lave been receiving very large additions of -
STAPLE DOMESTIC GOODS,
which veu are selling at tholowesCuntritet prices.
Since wool has advanced from :35 to 65 and cotton
front 10 to 10 lb domestic woolen mid cotton goods aro
steadily admixing, in the eastern elides.
Now is the !rime to make your Purchases!
Persons having accounts syltit ns are notified that
since January Ist 1802, their mounts must be settled
up every six months, otherwise lutenist after the ex
piration of the time, will he charged. We areCoMpolled
to admit this mode of noodueting our business, no mer
chants 'in the cities have retlimed business to a rash
basis. All parsons Indobted toile old thin of LEIDICII,
ElAwyEit A 311.1dElt, Iwo notified that we are deter
mined to sel tlo up our old books. either by payment or
note, otherwise we will have our accounts with the
proper ofticor for collection It is impossible for us to
conduct our bust newt° the advantage of our customers
while we have so numb ineney laying dead on our books.
imuncti, SAWYER. & AULLEIL.
Jantlary 17, 1802.
( --- 4_13,111-AT ATTRACTION AT LEON
‘,A .4 111) -CIII EA I.' CIATIHN - STORE.
iDWV"D• B. LEONARD, JR.,
[lns just rettirned from tho city of Philadelphia, and
opunoda splundid assort aunt of It I,IA YAI All CIAJTII.
MO, which.oannot c -bo-surpassed' iii - g 1 3 ,15 grid fininh.
Thu Clothing gt this est:shill:4count, consists in part of
he following, vfz:
DRESS ADM DROCIC COATS,
of which ha bas a magnlticont assortment of tibia and
fancy colors, rat In the latest fashions tiistetully and
elegantly trimmed, and mado in a impostor manner.
SACKS AND HALT SACKS,
of Cloths, Czeadineres and Tweeds, ell of new styles and
at very low prices.
VESTS ! VESTS ! ! VESTS !! !
Thu richest and hest assortment ever offered at tbi
Corner. al ?Ain, Mark and Fancy Silk. Vann tin, I
Clothe, Marseilles. double and single breasted, of every
variety material., and patorn.
" PANTALOONS.
Plain and fancy French Doo skin casslnages, sat' i
nett jeans and a great variety of others, all of which
trill he sold at the vee - y loweat pricoti.
till ItTS!—lque white linen and cotton :litho BeWeat
style andin4d 7 make, Also. en lien. cheek and currying
Olen
4 hirirr.,:ortuwat, ,sI 41001 S and _SpOITS,, - for
Men atid Boys. which van and will he sold olumper than
over. Also a spleudtd lot of Trunks nod Carpet Bags.
I therefore confidently invite ono and all, to romeand
Be” I Will not attothpt tp docriho tile
bargains that may ho oxpeeted, fir 1 nut dotetmindd
that no ovpleiiti.‘u cim sell lower
4(4 , 'lentil - tuber LEONARD'S Corrior.
EDWARD B. LEONARD, Jr.
Carlisle, May-10, 1011.-1 7.
DRUGS,
800 K S ,
FANCY GOODS,
CONFECTIONARIES,
PIiUITS,
RPU M E RI",
PRESERVED FRUITS,
'MINCED MEAT, PICKLES, &,C:
S. We, ILVVERSTICK,
Kora Hado - ven.S7r . iel, Carl - tire, Penn' a.
II a.sj ant opened an assortment of Fresh Drugs, Fan
cy Goods, 011 t nooks, Purl ui eery, Fruits, and t:o4c
tionary, whkh tins weer been surp.issed in this hnr
ongli. for novelty and elegance. The articles hate been
E n iii.:ted with groat on e, and are calculated, in quality
and p. Lal, to CO 111113/111 the al L0,1141./11 el purchasers.
FANCY 000DS,
, -
u
irttletomprisnewerY Vrirh.ill of kneYartleles of the nipsj
exquisite finish such as,
Jailer Mach,, Goods,
Elegant alabaster and parrot:tin Ink..stands and tfaya,
Fancy ivory, pearl and shell curd cases,
Ladies Caney kiaskobs,
Valley Work Boxes, with sewing Instruments,
Ladies' Ca bas, Writing Desks, and Port fe.nia.
Port Marinates. of every variety.
Gold pans and pencils, Fancy Paper Weights, and n
large enriety of ladies' Fancy s44tiorwry•
Iklot.ln seals and wafers. Silk and head purses,
(tiding whips. elegantly liiiLhad. Fine cutlery,
Perfume trinkets and bags,
Brushes of every kind for the toilet,
X. nazi o and It. S.: G. Wright's Soaps and PerNiUes
of various kinds,
Fancy Pins fior hood dresses and shawls.
anical instrumerds,
together with all innumerable variety of :trtirdas elegant
ly finished and
. sui tulle Cur
110LIDA:1' PRESENTS,
to wldoll he invites speeial attention.
Also, on ostensive and elegant golleetiop of
BOOBS,
comprising . vul Inns Voclish and A merle:in Mocks,
richly embellished POE I'lt'dl WORIYiI. Bibles and
Ilyin 11 Books, eleg.intly. bound. in Yolyet with
elaspsand oust., s
I ./t school Boobs and School Stationery Is
uls , . complete. atol comprises everything in the
Ile also iii,ores to, cull the port ioular altos.
Hon of Fumilirs to assortment of
I .1 II ii,
from the fiXtl . llKiVit eatalithlt monis of Cornelin%, Archer
of suory sty in of
['arbor, Cho:titan all:1 study Lamps. fur burning either
Lori, Sporin of El herial oni alse celebrated
Benison.: or Coal lsinps, together with Flower Vases
14,1,7 ens, no. Iliaassortment in this line is us.
equaled ill Clio borough. Also,
SEI 1A RS AND TOBACCO,
etnbritoing all the f.veritn brands, and a flan assort.
ktl)1 ;01111iIIDIS AND the
volehrated Eillottuokink-hvaeleherg ictuultlug Tobacco,
Y Ill; T 6 ,
such as Of, ?W., Lemono, Figs, Nectarines,
Prune's. kr.. CA NOY CON Eirl'lON Alt V—N
SElt VED FRUITS, ED—MEAT, PlOtt LES, Sr.,
'in every variety and at all prices, all of whjeh are pore
and fresh sorb as earn 110 con lideutly reconnnended to
his friends. Ills stock embraces everything in the line
of Palley Ooods, with n my other articles useful to
boos sharpers which the putAlc tie osietj.t../4 Olislted
and o4cinine. ..
Li r e UIJ Stand : nearly oppcslto ti6o Bank on
North Ilanovur btro6t. ' •
Dec. '2O, 1861
FOUTZ'S MIXTURL'.-
The Bess LINIMENT for ISIAIi and BEAST
Is a safe and rellahlp remedy f..r the cure of Ilueunia
then, ful NoLml.n..a A fro,tions; Sprains. Burns,
Swellings, and all diadases revuiring the tttain4.l 4p
plivation on 3lan.
on ilorses It will never
,fall Lo cure roll F.,yjl, Fistula,
old running Sores, or Sweeny, if properly applied. For
Sprains, Brukes. Scratches, Crooked 1i001.4, Chafes. Sad•
die or Collar Gall, Cuts or Wounds, It la an infallible
zkei)y. Try it, and be convinced of Its efficacy.
nT-I. ELY NlA'f IS NI.
Persons afflicted with this disease no mattly tf ,how
long standing, ran be promptly mud effectuully a roe
by using this Mixture.
There Is nothing In the world so sure and so good to
take away had Corn at,nd cure Frost Biter. 410 this pro
pare thin 'Pry It and satisfy yoursulyes. Price 25 and'
50 cents per bottle. Prgpared .14 S. A. EitUri, West•
minister, Md •
For sale by REYNOLDS PEIFFER,CarIisIe, Pa.. and
by 411 country storekeepers [Aug. 23, 1861.
USE DALLEY'S DIAGICAL
PAIN EXTRACTOR.
the only true Pain Ectractor in the
Rorlcl
D - ALLEY'S Pain Extractor will glirc
wounds of all kinds.
Dalley's Puln Extractor will subdue all external in.
llammatlon.
I/alley -1 s Lain Extractor will prevent and destroy mor.
1/11cation.
Dalluy'a Pain Extractor will ewe Burns of 101 kinds.
Dallny's Pain Extractor heals lilifiturs free of pain or
mark.
Dalley's Pain 1 - xtractor neutrallses :di poisons Wu.
end by Animals, Insects or Reptiles.
Polley's Paris - Extractor will cute broken Bronsts,
Sore Nipples, Piles. Ac.
Dalley's Pain Extractor wjll corn Solt Rheum, Scro
fula, scald Head.
:palloy'sl'ain -- Ezdrattor -wig-onto Oaapped /lands,
Chill Mains; sic.
Dalley's Pain Extractor wjil auto Corns, Curbuocles,
Ulcers, Warts, Boils, Ac.
No - ilouseitoupur should ever be without a box handy
for use. The timely use of a Angle box may prove ot
morn veins thaw 100 tones its cost.
Parentsl=if yap two dt sou In the Army, send hjua
a Box of Dalley's Pain Exyractor. It may be the moans
of saving his lifu. or the life of a comrade: for it will
'cure wounds of all kinds without polo. Try the expo..
rimunt ; if he does not use it, it, will cost you but lit.
tie.
Sisters I—lf You have a door Brother In the Army,
scull him a Box of Palley'n Pain Extractor; for it will
' guru wounds of all kinds, and it maybe the 1.1103119 of
saving yOur brofher'n
Daughtersilayn you as loved ono in the Army, who.
4.3 dearer to you than life itself? Send him a Box of:
Dailey's' Pain Extractor. It will cure' wounds of nil
kinds, and prevent inflammation, and may bo the
means of saving a life. if you have no convenience for
sending it. Fond it by mall. It will coot you but 0 cents
postage tor a 25 ct. box; and in like proportion fur SO
Rt. and The large Limes contain more for the `
money than the' ltt et. Luxus.
N0rt0n....--That - Dolluy's•Maglcal PataUxtreceor do'
all and oven marathon 100 claimdt will, we rtifardo
-- Valentine Mott, and-Ifundrafts Of Mien , eminent
glans II:lid - Surgeons, busides millions.of.penplo Ail over
the Lind, who have ittad the Extractor 'wltit'unvur.
Aug success for .the past 20 years. Dior aftliihy all Drug
gists, and by,
MALL Ac RUCKJ,,, Agents,
01811 2 roniittdchlittettfhTuW - Yrirk,
Who will solid -a box, of either size, Postage paid; to
afny address irt.thaUtiltant-fidates, ou receipt., in money
.oala POstage"Shimps. of 25eta - Tor the small tirize,nr So
ots. and $lO for tho..nailluro and dargu sizes.
trayrgold by nil Druggists and Store-keepers nt.lo cis.'
...and ha larger bathos nt.2o eta.
• RUCK EL..Propriutors, Now York.
For saidin CarlDie,hy S. IV, Ilaverstlck.
January 10; 1802.
I
1.42
2.15 "
',?..45 "
11.27
3.,,•5 1
6.46 ..
0.25 ~
. .
T 1 .14.1NIOVAL.-1; . -ThellaCa'ad Cap, atora
111irotofore Ituoivn him Lbon re
tnoved,dtrootly opposite the old'stand, two doom trout
Arnold's olothlng stOtO:'• Tim liuslnPss wlll'bo conduct.
od as heretofore,'and all the gOods . , bhtli homornadop_tid
:el t - sr - iiiiaca IliCkuro r tycFirttilidlialini as a=
commanded: •-.4 patio.n6gq Ea - rof.dc*fully . 4icilteltod
Rs glory offort , till 'pomade. to . 01
ptct' Arrti lio'ya.liAts•and , ,',dtri4alitopleteortth pities to
- . -
'of npv , -" _ -
March•lN 496 k, - ,
E; W. 114VERSTICK
now in U,sis
-- ZutinesvCarbs: ---
•
'RUMS SIIA.PLEY, Attorney at
.1. 4 w. Carlisle Pa. Attends - ta'aecuting -- itnd
loatl g Snld4exa' Vav,Stountlen ' and Penslens, nt.d fur.
nintala information rolatlye thuteto. Qifice ittioern's
861—
•
a. MAAS. HALL.—ATTdrtNET AT
. 0111 co watt W. M. Ponrulm, 1,4 .111;evmv
Gull.•
TM, 4KLEY.—Attorney at Law
. Office, with dohn bee Esq, south finuovor street
next ductr to the Post Office.
ir ()SEP fl R TNE R, Jtt., Attorney at
e p Law and .S..nrvoyor. 151 eeleinfeaburg : Pa. . Office off
Bell }toad Street, two dears north of the Bank.
4 / 4 " ).- 13, 0 11 wa 9 Prepaptly attended
T AW oARD._cHARLEs E. MA
.L 4 EiLAWIIII,Iist, Attorney at Law, Mace In In
hoit's by tiding. jnst opposite the Market Ileum
'Carlisle, Mardi 14, '60.-Iy,
lIIJ, W. FOULK, Attorney at Lass
-..4• Offleo tvlt.b J. 11. Smith, Bag., In Itheam's Hall.
Inutlneu unttiste4 to him will bo promptly at.
011110 d to.
Itlay b, '60.-sly. ,
•
Y: HIJARIO Aitoruy at L - w.
0 —OITICO on North llooovor Street, 11 few doors
south of (Ilan' llotol. All business sutrostotf to blui
will be proloptlY 4toodud to. [April
W. CJ.RIJN;EM
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND OE2O:RAL AQENT
Ilittneaota.
WILL give hpecial ntiontlon to collections through
out the State, make Invostmonts, buy and sell
Rota lilstato and securities. Negotiate 10/11-14j pay taxer,
locate land Warrnuts, &e. Refer to the members o
the Cm.nborland County lisr, and to all prominent citl
liens of Carlisle, f A ug.CsB,ly.
\A TM. EN".PEIT.-P.IIYSIQIAN
W 811110110 N, has removed Ids office :0 Siltith
Hanover street. directly rll - m.Ra Bents's:dove. All pa
tients entrusted to Nis care, either from town or cuum
try, will Ito promptly attutAled to. .
Nov. 15, 1861.
TAR. S. If. InEFFEI- Office in North
llnnorer !Arcot two ' doors from Arnold k
tore. Qtilno hour', more particularly from 7 to 9 o'clock
A. 31., and from § to 7 o'clock, Z L.M. ' t
- 1 -- 1 R. GEORG E 8. SE A -
Lyiuntry, IWN"IIST, from the B,11. " 1 1411•1111 . tinier° College of Mental Surgery.
frl)...l)Mer at the residence of his mother, Eaat Louthet
street. three doors below Bedford.
111 arch• 111, 1856—tf.
50011 iltotOVer street, w , rt
.);18,3,
next door to the Post
ME
("'1I+)0. W. NEIDICIT, I). D. &
Late Demonstrator rd ~p ot at foe Dont of ry to the
lialti111011) ( . 0110g0 of
13ZI tirt et, 1)011f.:11 SUMO:Ty.
calr. ()Moe et, his resi.ipneo,
oprool to farion 'Vest Main street, Carlisle, Penn
N0v.11.1857.
/8• W. ITAI M LSTICK, Druggist,
.North UnalLA's,. Strout.. Carlisle.
Physician's pse•oo Ipt ionsearofully compounaud
A fti II supply of froth J sup and ,lwak;c4l.s.
fIJ FARE REDUCED. —ea
STATES UNION HOTEL,
auois; QQS Ntialiet St., above itixt.ll,
El=l
JAMES W. POWER, PrGorietor
TERMS:—SI '2' 5 par day. jui3T5S
- U NITED STATES HOTEL.-
s. Cur. I tch 5. Markel
WM. R. 001“14.5, President.
CHRISTIAN STAYMAN. Vie° Presldeni,
LEWIS lIV Secretary.
(MOULIN. Treaeuf
Managers.—Wm. It. Clorl.r.a. L. liyer.•Cprlstlen Stay
ryas. M. COOkiill. .1. C. R. Martin. D. Bally, J
4.Coovor, Atuz. Cutip.a,k, .1, Wkkeraham, J. Hebei ber
I ger, S. Eberly, J., Brandt.
S'r., ABOVE 'l' I - 11R ,
H. W. IC.A.NId.GA.
r~wlltl ETO It .
.7n n.4,18(10.
66 TffffE U.170;01 f 7
1111 LA 1) ELP II lA.
UPTON S. N ER - COMER.
Proprietor
i), Ikt.,tl Is tr,ntral. convenient by Pessetiver
l'ar, to :t•I P - L, I$ of tint City. awl in every 1,31[4,1:tr .
tot:title.' to lb.• t'ntnlttrt alol wallts of t he it11 4 :110, puttlb-.
Tt.tot per Ilan. f 20. I Alit.
1;: - .INIATELLifousE,
'II,!E EI:I4IVCAN PLAN.
C STREET, ISF.T.II Gth STS ,
\ear (h, .A iii and Iwo square,: from
the RailrOad Depot,
WAS II INGTON CITY.
FINE PARLOR- roit THE ACCOMMODATION OF LA-
EMI
R.. 111 and ISpar.l • per day. . . pn
Romp aloud, per tlaV ,S 2
•... / rn
tp!• If varate4l Icy H '' ..
'.: • : •
55t1:
o(l;erwise it:;111 be consliterod by the day
The RI NI rl El.l. 11 , aIZiE 11,V, ly awl elegant ly t or
nlslnni, and ill l.4cry to:lwet filNt elan,. lintel. I
Invite the public te ...all anal ny.acline.
. A, F. it I JI - M ELL Proprietor.
ect.ll. 1461. t
MEMINIM
NOW ItECEIXED AND OPENING AT
0 Cl TT.BY'S EAP STORE
A lar4t asttortment of Fall and Winter Itto a: of al
drWriptioll 01 the lattatt t..l)ltts And hoot malitaaatirea
now opening at the t!Lotaptta,,h Slut e MC. int 11.11Y.en,
qm 01 Main and Pitt sta vet. The stock has lweil
leitad 1,10; eat care, red Ito .1S1,1; :04 toll lot
sold cheap for the money.
A large lot of Blatt!, and Fancy silk, Frttneitt. Met Inn's,
Cashmeres, Paremettoes. Silk Ttoplips, Wool
Printed Repp, Figured Delanes Mall hinds and prises,
Grey Coo& of all deseript lons. Alap leC:l4
dl,r, 4 XL) triVri;lz SIMIVLS.
Pkln Mad: Cashmere Shawls, Stella Bordered, 'ack
and Fano - Colors, Itlack and Fancy Color( d 1, mg Wool
and Brach° Sh La Is, which have been bought very cheap
Mantles and eluadr3 of the latest styles.
ThanketA of all F.ZeS and Prices. Calkoes and Chintzes
of the newest stvl•s and will be sold cheap. Canton
Flannels ono Bleached Muslins at the old Prices.
MEN AND BOYS' WEAR,
4.110 th, Cassimeres, and Vestinifs, Sat'.tact, and lean.
A lame lot of Hooped Skirts of all sizes and 3ty les, of
the best quality ; and will ho sold cheaper than ,can be
purchased olseWhere la the County.
Call and Exainlne the stock before purchaglng. nee
- .Mod the stand EAS 1! MAIN STREET NEARLY_ OPP°-
SITE THE DEPOT.
I=
yA uAB LE TOWN PROPERTY
AT piti VAIL.: 'SALM.
The subscriber oilers at ptivate yule the following do.
scribed Real 4stat.e, vizi
All that ppopurty situated at the enenur of Main and
Wost streets, eozrlisle, Pa.. extending • .
he.ek to Church Alloy. having thereon„,-<•l7 3 '”„
ortoded three large UR ICI( DOUSES, t.::
;;pl, ;I
4 0 is F 14.3114 WA It EIIOUSE. lfir* a r
Those houses are all now, large and
eramodietts. They ore tuoth•rn in style,
and have all the conveniences, such as gas. wlktor„ tic,
and aro situated In tho most pleasant p rt of thu town.
The IVarehnu , elS largo put t Col,l , ol*ollt, and having
o sidling into It, In well calculated for carrying on the
)forwarding anti Coo iesion business.
This propertywill ho sold yore low, together or 1n
p.t.rts, to snit purcht,er4, and the terms made easy.—
For lufturuahlou apply to
Sop. 13, 1861-tf.
A. B. InV,ENG'S
VURIITIIALE - Wk2E-ROONS
C7-7 ;; S t e;
Tr 4 4
1859 :t%; •:I ,j (h_s.) - 1859
West Street, Carlisle * Pa
(Premium awarded ot the Cumberland County
.4.gricuitural Pair. ,of.
.1857.)
Thn subscriber has - just received the most splendid
assortmontot articles in his line, over. brought to this
place—which ho Is detorminod.to sell at prices' do
ly comnallion.
' Par 1o , - 1
• Chamber, '1 .
Din In gr rod el IiSURCiI7' VIM. '
Kitchen and
0110 e ,o -. ' • . .
Embracing every article used by House Add Betel
kgp of tho most Approved and "fashionable drelgn
And finish. I deluding also Cottage furnlturo In antis.
roeeptiodadd Camp Chairs, .illuttrasses frames
Purehasera nro requested to 'call and awar) his.
stock, at his extensive waro•rooine, {Yost Main street,
North side. . A. B. EWING.
AV:. Particular attention giFen an tuned to funerals;
orders from town and country, attended to .proinpily
and on. moderate terms. A. 13.44
Carlisle, nay 12,.1858.1y
. ..
AINTS AN]) OILS.--- , ---
. -.3.oTimiulThlte Lead. IQOO Gallons of ell. Just
rucolved.ulth a largo assortment of -. • , -
Varnlehat, - ---- . -- . - . - .llre ProciMitnt..t '._ . - . .
._ - . -
Turpentine, . -, 'V/0114 - liCO White, .
',jyar " r. . Whim) zinc', ' .'„„
- - - ",c cv,Z;
aloronu, . •
" Rod Fend,
tillgn
'Lard - di, r, ' • - .'
• - ~.. it'‘
0,
. ~,e,j,,0. ' . , , ltperm 011, , . •
,•,.. •.• . •1 . ..- , :paint nrusbas,"Visli (MI, &a., . .
-Col'ora assail , description dry, and. 011 in cans and
*ibis at the llardware Store of ~ •. ', • . .
y({hargo,.
F'
FO - U TZ:' 8 , - 0 g T A E RRATE
—Those Powders-hey - a ProVed,:affer oral
yearn, to be Snarler to any preparatlo the.ltiod In
use. The clef superiority of these Powders Mises from
-tbethet that they are cop, posed of Medicine,: thathavo
Laxative Tonic and Purlfyitiglartiperties. The Lailktivn
Meets crudities from the Mongols and intestinal the,
Tonle gives sttsingth to the systom of the Horse, sunk
the purifying medialnea contaiuediu them cleanse the,
blood, and lay the foundation for nheal tbrand vigorous
circulation. The use of them fmprovee 'the 'wind;
strengthens the appetite and gidma tbo horse a fines
someth_und ,glossy altiu — lMProving the .appearatimi 4
vigor and siplritof the noble animal'.
Those Powders aratiot intended, as most powders are,
to bloat the animal, to al to give him rho appearance of
helog fat when not really sp—but, to remove the disease
and prorecto hht general health.
Those l'oeide . rs wlll.etrenglben the stomach and in
testines, cicansethem from offensive matter, and bring
them to a Imaithy state, They are a sure prevention
of Lung • Bever, and a certain remedy for. all diseases
Incident to the Horse, as Glanders, Yellow Water, Din:
tempera, Pounder, Lie':vos, Slavering, Coughs, Lose of
Appetite, and Vital Energy, 6:e. These Powders, If tassel
two cos three times a week, through the *inter an 4
rinsing. yoUr Horse will never got the 'Lung Hover. Colic
or Botts. A few doses of these Powders will remove the
worst Cough on /my force. Were owners of Horses te,
feed a •few of these Powders every year, they might
save the lives of many valuable horses.
•
111.11t.kft COWS,
Tlta propartics t Wei Powder. possesses in incrcasing
tha - gruintlty of Milk In ((mg, glves ' ft an iinportaneu
and value which should place I t,in tpu panda of ovary
parson knurling a Cow., In tattooing Cattle It itivep
them an
,appntitti, loosona Lhoir Lido, and makes theta
m
thrivo ulch faster.
In all Witmayes of 81tIne..as Coughs, Ulcers In the
Longs and Liver, Sce„,by putting from half a paper to ft
paper of these Powdete.ln qq bllrrol of Swill, the abcw!l
diseases can be eurnd rr on'tfrpltr..pfeyotiteo. By using
these Powders the Hog Cholera eon bo`provented. Pro=
pared by S. A. PUUTZ, Pie , tznlnltitgy, 5111 d.
tD„For gale by S. P. PASINEB4ICBII,'CarIIeIe,
and by all country storekeepers. Paco 25 cents par
paper, or five papers for'ono dollar. [Aug, 23, 1861.
TEW STORE, AND NEW GOODS
lIATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
littiilrS 9 . C 411.8
The subscriber has recently opened a Now Storq
at the old stand rd.'. D. Halbert lu North Hanover St.
opposite the Carlisle Deposit Think.
'laving revolved from Kew• York and Philadelphja, rt
One and well selected assortment of goods in his lino q.
Imsinepg, such as lIATS and CAPS, from the common
Wuoi. tq Llu; flue Nur,
Fal.l.and Winter styles of Silk Ilata for 1411. Ladiee
rura,.•uch as Stone M.a, tin. Mink Sable, Fitch, Siberi
an Squirrel. Black, Is roan anti 131uu Coone.y, !tog',
klnr
-6in_Sllvor,o.he., Chi Wrens Fare, Iteayer Huts for
(Ifni, and 110y8, V4l. Cups, Glove 4 auaCuyars ' - for Gen
plemen.
Aug 1, '59
BUFFALO ROBES
and prices to suit (ho timoo. Also, Carpet Baps fie.
PRICES TO SUIT T.lfl
Alan, Carpet Bats, Valises, Trunks, 'Land :Fruuks,
nubrel:li. Ar atisol tinentcof
zEd — Prime Segere and Tpbaceo. ' 9 9011
Itrinklul for thopotronage already rocelyed ho woul4
oy;te all his friends and ll o puktllc genorully to. give
vim n cqrl. JACOB BOAS, Agt.
eellielc. April 19.
I_ II 4 I IRK INS I J RANCE. THE ALLEN
AND E.AST l'ENNeilintO MUTUAL FIRE
KU RANGE COMPANY rit Cumberland county, incarpq
rat ed by an ace of . Assembly, is now fully organixad,.iind
in operation Cho management tit no) ftaloiiilug
conniiisabineca, 5 44: •
Daniel Bailey, William 11. (forams, Miebasd Codiling
J. litchelberxer, Christian Stayrnan, John C. pun
lap. Jacob IL Coover, Lossls Byer, S. Eberly.
min IL Mogser, J. Brandt, Joseph Wickersham,
Alexander Cathcart.
the rates of insurance are as low and favcrable no any
Oompany.of the kind in the State. Persons wishing to
hneonie members are invited to make application to tbs.
agent's or the comp:lay, who aro willing to wait upoh
(how at au , tans.
Pliij,4l7gLPl-1/
AGENTS
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.— Jokin Sher-icic, A Bel,
Henry Zeal Jog, Shiremanstown: Lafayette l'eppoi, r ,
Ufckittsmt: h enrc Bowman. Cluirehtnun it
fith. South )liddloton.; Sumniel °minim. W. pt.t..,
tore'; Satutudlerlittni6sbnr,.....; .1. W. Cork Iln,
Mepherdstv,uu : li. Cot)yer,,Sbepherdstown ;
0011. Sllvr Sri 4ick, Silver Spring,
Marie, cat lode: John Hear. ~nrlislr
1."01t1( S Dover; Peter Wel.
ford. Frunklin .1:IF. ; Haab, Worriniztoil ; J. F. Dent
d.rff. Waslung - ton; D. nutter, Ne Intr; It. C. Chart
Dillshorg.
D.kUPIIIN CO.—Mouser k Loolunan. Ilarrighurg.
Members of the vompanv hnvfnc polirio, about to ex
pjre, caa have 1110111 . Wed uy making application to
any of the Avenia.
April
1.E,!1' LEON ARD'B COR
NER!
Y. W, S3ll LE Y
it.".ye4 ugtirr• to hit rrierols, cu tumor., end the
that he 11, rion4,%ovt hix ,tore-trim
.WM, In Lis i w formerly II ninV TI ax liallar'4
N,,rth Itanovor Street. I,etweon the Car
-1).4.44it. Ban% ..rt Ilitvett'4 tltorery Store.
•
Ills stock *,l* It NA DY MADE CLOTTI • Boots.
Shoes tiLd MIS is mid complete. and you
can depe,ll a pan the fa. t that ho ran and will
void cheaper than or: all always intends to..
sell good goods and at a loss or price than auy
-1 Always on hand, the most seasonable, best made
, and fashlonahle Coats, Pantaloons and Vests
from the conuMmest to the 4, , ,e5t qualities, which
ran nat rail to fit, pleaae the ,eye and give nth , -
itetlon in general.. Also, t3hirts. 111.1m...shirts and
dr:,‘ 01 . 5, collars. eraVllih sespendexs, gloyes, stockings,
de, A., all to he sold at the you lowest prices,
Always en hand, a large and complete t,sort.
anent or every variety Or Booty. Brogans. Oxford if
Ties. : , I i pp, , I; a i
ter,..l etrerson
s,
&c., for Ladles
and Gantt* men, Mhowo and Bays. youth and
cfnldren. all to be 5.)114 cheap. Moo 011 bend and ppii
sta nt I v man t. kenning; She bust Finn Prone), and !drat!,
Morocco Boots, and Jeffersons for Li,td,leo. 11.-!..,_ All rips
sowed Iron of chargo.
A largo stock of Hats for Men, Boys and al
Children, common, good and lino. All soil-6%
ing cheaper than ever.
TRUNK'S. TRAVELING lIAGS, UMBRELLAS, VUL,
CAN ISED GUM COATS AND bEtawsals--•
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
1 hereby tender my thanks to my c,:ii:lciannrs and
friends. for past favors, and earnosay solicit you nil to
call and see inn and my stork cfgoruts, berbre you pur
chaos eke w here. as I aq deprinined to use every effort
to sit pply yiu w Itl. she very best. anVit such prices ap
willsuit all. particular paroular to look my sign,
April 1i.1861.,--14 1. W. Siilll,lilY.
.111.S1 OE THE SEASON.-
Lallo arrival of tiYaw &yids of FALL AND WiNTER,
liE NORTH HANOVER STREET CLOTLIr
ING EMPORIUM . .
The undersigned takes pleasyro to Inform his friond#
; and the public generitlly of the largo audivarlod assort
ment of pleee.goods for
Mir: NS A ArD BGr's grE4l.l.
Just received, comprising 01l the latest styles an 4
novelties In the market, welch have been selected with
Aye, and will ho sold, at as favorable prices, as can AID
obtOned anyo,here
COM,
VESTIN(S,
Oenreoatings. Satinets and Jeans. which be mndo
,tu ordor, or sold per yard at the lowest prices.
Tho public is respectfully Invited to inspect our stoclt,
,befere purcho.r,l Jul, skew bare.
MOOD RDEEM
ISAAC LIVINGSTON
Niurth Itauover Sireet.,oppdsite the American blouse.
idw•Mititaro , made attain shortest potico,
- i 7 ,lth despatch.
NQ FORTES !.
1 Wu . would aga In still a ttontlon ,to ,those elegant
Nino fortes uctW .011 ex,hibltt9,ll ,and for sale by Mr.
JENN,YS in
,thin_ place. 'llieso Instruments are from
not, of the most eminent make,ra lu New Vol*, ' , Mess-
Aug All the Inudern ,Improvements, and for fine finish,
;teat volurno and swentqcss of Mom they ere moult ,
,passed by any Matintartnrs in the Country, while they
are offered wt,extremely low .prices.-. We are Informed
,that ono of these Inststununts bas just boot purchased
by Dr. D. Mahon, ono by MriCramer t and one by Mr. Geo.
Winters, of this:place one Ls 1. Itherts, of Chem
beretturg. Others - id Wadt of a suparlor. Instrument
,would de well to follow their examplq.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER:
,
SHIP. , •
Tho partnership heretofore existing between the nn
.dersigned in the Lumber and-Coal business, Irks die=
solved. this clay, by mutual consent. The hooka of_ tbt.
ifirm are left at Thu office 01 the late firm, ' , lick , ell Purl
sons Indebted are requested to call and 'Alai,
ti tI, 1 e thclr
accounts, and those_havlog clalme AF.3' I**Miiel'ied to,
prusont . them.
ROliir-ly` at. ilT,Accr,
° ,ol,4l',Eili 741.i.ariC1%
°mild°, July IG, 1861
The Lumber and Ccial ..puslnesa lqll hp conthlped at
the oldidarp,l4.l.443uus;4llgn
6 6 1 I.V.17r6itAii6r.
"
'`July fd.
LimpLOyM,l4T:-.--The undersigned
Is desirous oesecuring the services of a few Young
Man, to cum° la a Tiiivelling Agency; upon a salary
. Dollars per—Month
'and all expenses paid. This Is nn opril4l7 so)dord
offered, and to thnsu-who trierit thd approbation of the
tkpleicribers, by nlTlct'Actbatforcto business, can
ru's' ulion constant eipployilohtfer a.term Ofyears.
'Put further
• -• • CONALNT 4 DltAlthlL
St n Street, A tkinsoll DePY.t.,
November 15,1861..-3 med.
autscri, -' • •
bur offers for Runt kW Stnio , tutt ,
and dwelling xituatou ori.tkorNOtth; gag, ' I '
corner of an, Public Square end
pled by (C. Krainur, PespAion - -
twin, givan on April A.(4,1i162.
Carnal°, Due, •4 Atopzar.uiyit; .
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Horse and Caine VoNi!dbril.
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CLOTHING
BOOTS AND SHOES
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