,THE ATTACK ON CHARLES
' TON:-
Rent Ripoits—Bdttery Wagner liolding Out
Pa Manz and 'Shay Killed
CHARLESTON, July 18.-- 2 The tionsides, five
monitors, five gun and mortar boats, assisted
by two land batteries, mounting five guns,
fired furiously at Fort Wagner all day. • One
of our gun carriages was dismounted.
CHARCESTON, July 'B.—After a furious
bombardment cf eleven hours the enemy
as
saulted Battery Wagner desperately and re
peatedly. Our people fought desperately and
Pepulied the attack„ with great slaughter
Our loss was relatively light, but includes
many valuable officers.
Brigadier General Taliaferro'comtimnded
on our right. G. T BEAUREGARD.
CidtatEsTo. July 22 —The Richmond
IT7ily says: "The enemy commenced shell
ing again yesterday, with but, few casual
ties. 'We hail, in the battle of the 18th
inst., about 130 killed and wounded. The
enemy's loss, including prisoners, was about
2,000. Nearly 800 were buried under flag of
truce. Col. Putnam, acting Brigadier Gen
eral, and Colonel Shaw, commanding the ne
gro regiment, were killed."
REPORTED DEFEAT OF OUR FORCE ON
FOLLY ISLAND
Mr.meuts, July 21st.--Charleston dates,
through rebel channels, of the,l9th stale that
Fort Wagner still yolds out; that, the Yan
kees had been surprised on Folly Island, and
had to retreat to Morris Island, and that the
iron clads and other craft continued to bom
bard Fort Wagner.
INTERRESTINO PARTICULARS OF TEIE
ATTACK.
New YORK, July 26.—We are indebted to
the Heinld for the following account of the
operations near Charleston, received per the
steamer Arago.
On the ilith the rebels attenipted to drive
our forces from James Island. The attack
was sudden and unexpected ; but General
Perry met and repulsed them with great
slaughter.
The gunboat Pawnee, which supported the
left flank, grounded, and a rebel battery
opened upon her, firing aboitt lifty shots,
thirty-nine of which hit her. She subsequent
ly floated off and opened upon the rebels, put
ling them to Night.
Our casualties were :mall, and the rebels
were taught a lesson which they will not soon
forget.
The bombardment of Fort Wagner was re
mowed on the morning or the 2 - 21, the iron
clads co operating with the army.
During the day Fort. Wagner silenced
for collie time and her colors shot away.
The new Union batteries wet e opened upon
the rebels, doing great execution.
L.\ TI II
A charge was made upon Fort Wagner, and
our troops, after a desperate struggle, were
obliged to fall back, which they did in excel
lent order, and held their o:d position.
The loss on our side was quite severe; hut
our-total lossdit killed, wounded.and missing
Si ono the 10th, has only been about 1,0(1)
The 18th N. V. Re invent lost about 4:;0
men, and only three of its officers escaped
unharmed.
The Catskill was struck over filly times,
but is all right. She weut to lliltou Head
for supplies and coal.
THE WAR IN ARKANSAS
Defeat and Retreat of Rebels
WASUISGTON, July 26.—The following has
been received at headquarters:
ST. LW.'ls, July 25, 1853
.31 , j0r - General N. IV. Ibil'ecle, • Gin. rn chnf:
Oa Ole 17th instant lien. Blunt attacked
Cooper, twenty live miles south of Fort Gib.
son, routed hint, captured one gun and many ,
prisoners The enemy left, sixty killed and
Lhirty•sts wounded on the field Our loss
wee ten killed nod tw,uty four wounded.--
Cooper retreated to Furt
J. NI. SCOFIELD,
Major General Commanding.
A Brilliant Engagrinenttien..lllant
urel'eals the Rebels
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• ..
L.EAV L:N W ()WM, July ~—On
the 16th a severe tight occurred between Gen.
Blunt and the Rebel nen. Cooper, rei-titting
In the complete rout of the Rebels. Finding
the Rebels had fallen Lack limn Fort Gibson.
Gen Blunt with twenty lour hunibed men anti
twelve guns, left in pursuit. Alloy marching
fifty miles in twenty tour hours he found the
enemy live thousand strong iu position on Elk
creek. Blunt immediately attacked Our ur•
tillery dismounted two Rebel guns, which
were captured. A charge was finally made
when the enemy fled in confusion, our cavalry
pursuing when the courier left. The Rebel
loss was sixty killed and twenty four wound
ed and one hundred prisoners. Our loss was
ten killed and thirty wounded. We. captured
a quantity of commissary stores. Qen. Blunt,
though sick, commanded to person.
The Rebel Programme in the Late Invasion
The defeat of the Rebel plans by the re.
pulse of Lee's army at Gettysburg must he
peculiarly annoying to them when they call
to mind the splendid programme they had
marked out. lieu. Ewell, when he first, en
tired Gettysburg with the part of Lee's army
tinder his Doultuani addressed them iu the
hearing of two highly respectable citizens of
that place, as Miown, or to this effect:
•• Boys, we have a s mall on hand—about
a half day's work. to whip that drunken Hook
er's army. The'n hurrah, boys! we will take
!Harrisburg:, L9ncaster:l3:tithoure and Wash
ington, will be our headquarters,
and,eho people there oust pay u the expenses
of this mist', whiela will make the thinkers
bowl. If they %via. utet, we wild set tire to
the faux,earittero of their sits, and buru it to
ashes."
T4i.s.„,4he Bulls:au positively
deolcules, is no irisetuieu. IL is giveu 011 the
4eatiwony of , two g t eutleuien of the very highest
atanding iu Gettysburg.
SOUTHERN NEWS.
°Nothing goes Won in the South-
West:"
Captttro of Over 40 Locomotives,
The Cavalry Raul in North Corolima
°VEIL YOXI.T - Y LOCOMOTIVES AND OTHER 110.1.,L•
SIOCK. CAPTURE)/ AT JACILSON
FOIVIIiESB NIONitoE, July 24--The 13.icb mend
INhig.ot July 21 say's:
The evacuation of Jackson, Miss,„ left in
the bands of the enemy the rolling stock of
the New Orleans, Jackson and Great North•
ern, the Missincippi Central, and the
mad lt'enneseee Railroads, The motive
power alOue ,consisted of over forty .engines.
The lose is incalculably import ant, anti wholly
irreparabli. • Notliinr, zoos well in the t4outh
.
OATA'LIIY EXPEDITION IN voltTiT.emtoLirrit.
The cavalry raid from Nowhere_ reached
EleckY'.lllMint," , nn rite lino of
. the Wilmington
and Weitiou railroad, on the 20th, Aunt de•
ratteYed two iniies of the troolt They also
burned — a — bridge — oger the- Wei fee" OVer -- one
thousand feet, Zoog, and thereby cornantiniee,
diode ie eat olf:Air plat: weeps."
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RAit.T.lol:lLiftB OF TUE BELII.LIANT SAID INFO , '
'" • POUT • OAILOLINd. .
• Forsprza.„ Vit., July. 28. 7 —The
following ia: from the PetershUrg Express
of July 28d .• •, • •' •
From passengers who reached lien, - Yes•
torday , on the tiaiti,fromiVpldon, we gat her
• AL 'few - particulars from • the raid on ILockY
Mount, N. C,, briefly referred to by min yes
terday's Ex:press. , :The gang - .numbered be
tieen fdtri and six hundred:and:came up from
Waehington,'N. C. This is, the, route sup•
~ liosea.l.o, . haire been. itrken for Reeky Mount,
/though but the Milne distance from Plymouth
fts Washington.. Thif roads:from. the latter'
point are Much the best. s • „
Either road would bring themlo Tarhorongh
ft. gourishinglittlo torn in Edgcootulya epuutz,
about eighteen miles'from Itocky Mount, and
-where,: until recently, the -Government has
had immense supplies of bacon,, oorn,
The raiders reached Rocky Mount about 12
o'clock, meeting, with no resistance. The
small squad of fifteen or twenty men guard
ing the bridge over Tar liver, near Rocky
Mount, of course did not risk an engagement
with'such odds, but, we presume, retired in
good order.
They immediately proceeded to burn the
depot, destroyed the water tank, aud commit
ted other acts of 'vandalism in the vicinity.—
They also burnt five thousand bales of cotton,
beta ging chiefly to private individuals, which
had tit:cumulated at Rocky Mount, and a squad
repaired to the large cotton factory near by,
owned by Wm S. Battle, where they applied
the torch, and that spacious building, with
all its valuable machinery, was speedily re
duced to ashes. This is really a serious loss
to all that portion of the State, as well as
Southside Virginia. A very large quantity
of cotton yarns made at this factory were
purchased by the people of Eastern Carolina
and Soutliside Virginia, who, since the war
have been largely thigaged in manufacturing
clothing for home consumption.
The regular mail train for Wilmington
passed just thirty minutes before the arrival
of the raiders, Rod thus made a narrow escape
from capture. The train on the Tarburough
branch of the Wilmington road was not so
fottuaute. It was captured by the raiders,
and two car loads of ummunitiun and,over
31.),000 lbs. of bacon were destroye'.
They also attempted to destroy the cars
and locomotive. We understand they only
partially succeeded in this latter part of their
undertaking.
The train from Weldon, which reached here
yemettlay afternoon, brought no intelligence
Mier than the above.
Travel and telegraphic communication be
tweet' Weldon and Wdmingtun are now inter
rupted, and we can find no one who is able
to inform us when it will be resumed. A
military force sufficiently large to prevent a
repetition of the destruction effected on
day iv now at hand on the road, but unfor
tunately they are just in note to be too late.
The damage has been done.
LATER
We learn by telegraph from Weldon thai
Ilse bridge debtruyed by the raiders sp.inned
Tar river but it short dktatice from lioeky
Mount. It was a must substantial structure,
some three hundred - yards in lung! h.
The track fur a distance of a mile or two
was torn up, and other damage effected which
it will require a week or more to rep•iir.
Travel, it is thought will be suspended for
FIX or eight days. It is understood that the
rai,lors have oily fallen li.lck to Tarhorough,
ili..tant from Rocky Mount about eighteen
miles
If allowed to reinidu ut Tarborough i t will
he - time, 'brown away to repair the Winning
lon and Weldon Railroad, for lanitel eavally
wid be enabled' to reach, it in two hours time,
whenever they fed so and so de
siroy tie track that it will he uselesq. We
hope, however. that, General Robert IL:um:on,
who is now in that direction, will
ele.in the invaders from Tarborongh.
FROM VICKSBURG
aoportod Burning of Jackson
Cairo, July 26.—Passengers to-day from
Vicksburg report that our forces have burn
ed illickson, Miss., and that the pursuit of
Goo. Johnston is at an end for the present.
The steamer that arrived this morning
brings New Orleans papers of the Itith inst
One hundred and tiiNty-two Rebel officers
from Port Eindson arrived this morning.—
They are awaiting orders from the Secretary
of War.
Grierson and his cavalry have arriv
ed at .Meniiihis.
JOHNSTON STII,I, RETIVATING.
Memphis, July 2.s.—Chal tiler's levees, who
have held the country south of :\leinphis, aro
reported to he uo to%%ards Grenada and
Gkalooon.
A scout from Okaloona. reports John-ton
to-thrtinlrev river. • -
lirtig•s array is toottiv at Cliattattoo•ja
and Atlanta. Norte has ~ 00t to Johnitoti.
.111attia was Iteing stroogly furtilir I.
Die report that ['Mow IS ill ‘Vt , sc "relines
-Beli is untrue. Small hands of !taterillas aro
ealorritig the coast•ription, stealing horse;,
but these are all the furces lett to
the inimbitittits.
Another Powder Mill Explosion at
Wilmington.
TWO WORKMEN KILLED
Our of Dupont's Powder Mills in th e Hi g l e y
yard, exploded at six o'clock this morning
James D. l'oples and William Leury, work
men, were killed. The oause of the explo
sion is unkuo wn.
The Successor of Crittenden
CINCINNATI, July 28
Brutus J. Clay, of Bourbon county, has
bean nominated fur Congress, in the Ashland,
Ky., district, to fill the vacancy ocvasioned
by the death of lion. John .J. Crittenden.
Eotim aountg Manus.
donor's LAi» - 's Futon for August has al
ready greeted us with its smiling face and
handsome dress. It opens with the beautiful
engraving. " Ilallowed'hi thy name." call
ing to remembrance ehildhltoirs happy hours,
when kneeling beside our mother dear we
Learned to lisp "Our Father who nrt iu limy;
eu." This is a splendid number, and exhib
its great labor and expense on the part of the
publishers.
,GoonEcTtoN----in our ,aceou'nt of the
position of Jubncon's rebel division we say
that - it encamped" near Plainfield:' We were
ia bele, fur they marched down the
Chambersburg turnpike to within about four
miles of Carlisle, halting just where spruce
run crosses the piLe, encamping upon the
farms of JAMES M. RALSTON, WM. ALEXAN
DER, larin,mnd the Cano•ru.saa'. They
remained here about two .t.layc when they
turned about anti marched back towards Ge
t Mr. lteisamt: sunned severely, in
cattle, fences, timber &c. The Messrs. - ,14.xn,.,
and the farmers genei-Tali sufered more or
less by titer° marauders. hero it 'was that
the celebrated Louisiana Tigerstook the shoes
and stockings front the prisoners captured
from Cul. JENNINQS' regiment several days_
before.
,DEATIC . OV A UNION SOLDIEIL.—Chas..
..:411[1411y, Ittember of Co,P,ll.lllt,delphia
'grey Tie'Berms,: flied : on Alonday morning last
:at ono: o'clock Air: C. was iM his place in
hne on the night orthe•Shelling, - Whop he, wee
struck inytheAeg by a grape-shot r _fraeturing
the botie,,end • rendering immediate - amputa-
tion nedessary. The patient was carried to
the residence of Jacob ahem' w ker e Lhe opera •
lien was successfully performed by Drs. Dar,-
row and :..ieffer, For two weoks.he got along
Beaty . , the stump healing rapidly, but his
weak Isonittit viola finally gave way,
,and
though he receised the most careful attention
:and kindest nqrSing, he rgradually'succuMbed:
to a 'imwer More: potent than any Other, and
finally expired, breathing devotion to -his
country with his last breath. Hie :remaink
, I t re , t a ken to Philadelphia for interment;. • .
• •
AN IMPORTANT Ettßon:—The Chatti
bersirg IZt >dsit6ry IM3 , In'deseribinP 7 dl
iboinlicirdment of barliile, thtt, twenty min'-
Ines were given forithe ntinoval of non-com
batants. This is a. mistake; the rebel gunS
(Mtn munced playing upfin our town, without
a second's notification to the woineu and
children who thronged the streets. We make
this correction as a matter of history, and
that full justice may he done to the chiv
alrous Lee. Let us not take thits jaunty
feather from his honorable cap.
SOOOTI NO A PFRAY—DEATII OE ONE OF
THE PHOvosT OHARO.—On Tuesday after
noon last a most unfortunate affair occurred,
which resulted in kha-death of Samuel C Jor
den, a member of Captain Clegg's company,
of the filst Reg. P. M., now acting as Provost
Guard in Carlisle. The particulars of this
terrible tragedy are mainly as follows. The
guard acting under direction of Provost Mar
shal Henderson, has coll,fcted a. number or
straggling and stolen government horses;
these horses were put in Pic field at the west
side of town, where a guard was stationed.
Un Tuesday the s,mtinel on duty at this post
was private Stephen II Fisher, of Philadel
phia• Fisher, is a man over sixty years
of age, and has served several enlistments in
the regular army. About tn•o o'clock in the
afternoon, ,forden—who ter some insubor
dinate conduct- had been reduced from his
position as sergeant, to 1111 tanks, and was
then under arrest—walked out to the, field
where the horses were kept, and insisted upon
taking. One Of them telling the sentinel that
he was his superior in rank and intended
taking at ride upon one or the horses. Ste
phens intormed him that his orders were to
permit no person to take a horse without an.
order from the c, mmanding officer. Jorden
persist, d ie his porprise, and mounted a
horse. The old man told him to get off, or
he would certainly shoot him. Jorden 11-
01 at the threat and endeav, red to force Ow
horse by the old man, when the littler raised
his piece, end tired, the ball entering the
loft shoulder, passel entirely thiough the
body t o il came out 111 rho right side. Ile
'5115 CUITICd 10 the college hospital, where it
was ascertained that he was laially injured—
the spinal column having been feu turgid- Ile
lived about hallan hour, during which time
acknow hi.-; fault, and entirely cx•
eidpaled Uisher from any guilt in being
the vows,. of 11;1 untimely death. Deceased
is ayo ;lig 111;111 a native of Now York , but
has been following his occupation which the
manufacture or machinery for paper mills,
in Philadelphia. lie leaves a Wile and two
children to anima 111.; Park' loss.
LIST OF JURORS
For A ay" .1 7', 114 1
GRAND .11;1:011S
Carlis:e—.Janus Sitloff Charlet?
Fleag,rr, Andrew Kerr, J. P. Vengst.
PcllllBborouvil —AVM ji m Jacob
Laniz. George Samuel Barium,.
lorniikrord (Ireen
James
Minim—. S:1111111.1 11,1hyrt. Lloyd.
Nlk.chanio , fmrg—Gporvi. Webbert.
Ne w n osi.ph W 111.1..1%
New vilht—W. 11. Woutlhuirn.
North Middlelon— beonar , l, Uitiohall.. _
Ptmli
Silver Spring Samuel F,glusong, William
1' F.ekt•ts.
hi p,,J21.).3 n_YUlliugg r
11 , 1dIvtorl— A Prod )1,,ir0.
\ - Eitsr u ilons
C,lrlisle—Wi It int Spong, .I.teoh Goodyear,
littnich„Jo,epli Sterner, John U.
Gorgas.
Dickinson—John Sowers.
E t•tt Pennsltorough —Abraham I.ohman, Geo.
Livingston.
Fr.ink ford —Jacob Genhart. John Clay.
II :minden —Saltine] liasehore, Heel,
Lower Allen —Clirki Stoner.
lechattiestatrg—Antlt etc Stogiser, Joseph
Milken, John Sadler, Peter S. Waggo•ter,
Henry F. Idle.
onroe —Frederick Asper, Stewart :114:Gowen.
Nlidtllesex Ileagy
Nlifilln—llenry Landis, Alexander
N on —1)Itvill Bro wn, John Gracey.
Newville— William Patton, William MeDan-
nell, William Bahr.
North lidillmon (lrissinger.
Newt
New Cumbellaud—Rilulph Martin, Owen
James.
Penn—David Lefever, John Thrush, John
Shroder, jr., Levi Seaver, Francis U. IYil
Silver Spring—Joel Seuseman, Johu Hauck,
John I h
-Sow ha Mpton Al exander Highlands, Henry
•
BMbett.
South Middleton —l•mne, Kau lima n.
-hippcnebUig liorotm,h—Julin , Blair, I'. S
.luhns 011
West PernAiireiigh— ticker, John
Miller, David S. tier.
Ticltlis
c, u •
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In this place. on the Mr. WILLIAM NATCIIEI2,
In tho Ist h year of hts :tun.
•• ore the fiend that die In theLned ; flit Ow).
rest from their labors, and thou works a,to ill lour
them!"
Un Tuesday evening, July lith, at U < o'clock of
ityseatery, J AN E II AltSll Al. L, youngest daughter of
lir. 'l'. C.:lnd Mrs. E U. Steve neon, aged ht veers.
She was One et the victims 01 that terrible uifht when
an (n4OIIIIEI enenly, without warning, - shelled our
streets Lunt wrist tilled with women and chtWrn u. (if
a censtitution naturally frail, enfeebled by the sick
ness that ,tosinal on the unusual exposure anti exeit,
meld of • that night and the tollowing. day, this child
struggled during successive days, but yli bled at lest to
the dieease, and breathed out her spirit :is the evening
zephyr Conscious to the last and perfectly pi viewed
un death by a lite or singular piety, she intioltested by
the very ititested liar words Mid minims those pee giber
traits of character which distinguished her as one by
hush the trace or (101 l had been taitlifully used, and
fir whom the sacred Influences or the !amity the
Church had been effectual instruments of iliseipline
and of culture. eliding her supeti , r to nature and even
to the Infirmities of her dying hour. In dependence
upon bur mother viii, wan esteltildlike then as ever. a ti
doubtless lean ci with all a daughtera trustfulness on
llim who had chosen her to he Ilia ithild by union unto
Christ, our Saviour. To her young uompan.ons and
friends: the example of her life may fitly be commended.
Ever docile and cheerfully obedient to the will of her
sutperdorgt, she was yet posses:4od of a firmness and cour
age width cionbled her to more with calmness and
nityttltrough thtee scenes which often prove tempts.
titles tot; strong for pennons of her rugs. Indefatigably
ludustaloukkrid tuntutlilus of excelletwv, visa With no
apt scholar and au agreeable companion. ITer manners
refine,tll and polite indicated the 'lltiffinFhtieS3-Of her
thoughts. preoccupied with the desiroto malce others
haf.py, end ;.!,,Lid to hiterliire ter A.IVn
Willi fart or noes for
their gratification., Though childlike and simple In her
tastes mud - umusemouts, elm was - uncominohly imam-e
-we one of her gears. And lo the (mush teney of her
hnhavie - ur ex a Christian, she exhibited the beet profits
of the 1e1.11...aey of that liaptiiiin Wher.With,thiribt adopta,
of that tivitee wheretiy—Lte-relconeratest and in aletitieS
.us, and of that assurauee wherewith (lit sustains us - in
our. package Wrong)] this siill'ul state to our future.
rest - EVery ilionther of the household which she has
left will WWI her constalit hearthstone tninistrien; her
youthful I . olllpanions will feel Vie loss of liar healthful,
stimulating influence t4teipunday !millilitre, gathered
by her teen exertions tlreatthe most depoisdent clink
among us, owed another like painted 'and—faithful to
rally them again; in thosapetuary and at- the altar we
shall miss her regular attendance; but neVertheless
we rejoice in the affnUraWee that she has passed - beyond •
the need of earthly ministries, to he oectipied in those
higher services which tire the prl viiegad rest of the Tal.
pie oft-God. As rag/aids-0M; world, we know that.“kw
God glveth Ills holoVed sleep ;" they are-at rest.; But,
Su that'sphilt land, none are weary need rest;
init all are happy thus alt, working thitf)Writa . ef Clod..
burrow net brethren for thein that lull - asleep; sects tie
others who have no-hupe.. - tier if ire-believe that Jesus
"RI and rucu agaiii,,aven so I hear also which sleep in
Jesup, will Clod bring with him. ;When Christ, who hi
, our life shalt Appear, thenlshall we also appear with
'Hint In 10 01 74 20 , 1401'40re comfort oils aust4sr With
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F I STATE NOTICE.
J Letters testamentary on the estate of lane M.
nalbert, doe 'd. late of the Borough of Carlisle,
been Issued to the residing In Carlisle.
thee is hereby given to all persons indebted to Pahl
estate to make Immediate payment. and those having
claims to present them duly authinitlcated for settle—
ment to A. CATHCART,
July 31, '18n3.--6t Executor.
1 4 1 sT AT li,' NOT 1( ; li', . —betters T esta
:imentary on the estate - of Jeseph I). Halbert, late
of I In, Borough or Cm lisle, dee'd.. have been granted
to the subse residing in Carlisle. All persons In—
debted tithe estate of said deredent are requested
to mate Immediate payment and those having elainin
will present them duly authenticated fir settlement
to A. CATIICAILT,
July riI4ISII3-6t . ' Esmndiw
rIIE ACI II SW A N'I'14:1).
if 17 Malt , a rl , l. Female Tl•achort 4 w (1 ant , to tal:e
( . 11,1n.rf. of lit • selloolA of youth )fitl,lll.tou tow
Thr
S.• 110,1 111 ni.,t at Bolling ' 4 priogi, school
11.14., Oil 1• dotty the 21st of Alle:11Pt. nt 1 o'elork A. )l,
t h.. .1 tv appolutvel ley 111.. County Siliwriplteurinnt to
..,11111110 te a chers. all pate n ts i wending to app ,
for schools wilt Weise Lu prystott. 'rho most Ill.eial
Avat.rps will bn paid for .zoo , l te•avlterg. Each. teach,
~ppoint,(l will ht. Io 11.111 n puhiir . VX11111111:1-
Mott ut their sellools Ilf.lll . , •1 ),” of (heir term.
• .I.OIIIS CO1 • L11, Pre - Neut.
.1 uly 71, 151 3 —7.1.
r .1 II 14: It S 11' ‘l. N It; D.
15 I 0:1:.11:4 falso ninolort er
Wegtpon:l,l,o:,' TI/11 Di r ,•t,, es
will meet at I'lli.:1401) ill N 0.15. on 1 4 :11 no.:l:tv
the 5:11 day 01 A uncl.:, A l t :1 o' doe!, A. )1., :it whirl]
time the ('al to : 4 1itiiiFfil (Will:lilt Will hi/ pr,.l,tt to
examino Soliook to r.,ntnettre near till.
Iht, of Suptualber. 11y ordor of tho 15gird.
101. O. IIA N'IDSON, Sect'y.
Jolg 31. 111:11—St
Carlisle Select Female ' Seminary.
Seminary w II be Opened on
. Sortelohee 111¢1. A carps of tho
;:t 1, 11 • he, 1 1 , beer. secured. The
m', of lostluctlon Will he the salmi, II (Lb that ol
the he-t ir,t itu lons of Ho, cooolrs. For circular 36 . 41
11,1, de•iinite ho;.,,ffintitltt, allies the untlerslgned.
l'At !kit., ht.
July 11, I'4'2
Emory Female College,
C.\ 1:A.1;7 4 LE, l'A.
r 111 S i nst it lit inn ()f loarningfir yotin , ;
will po•n• I I'll Tif : . •1:1'1 . 1
11:,11 :31 1... S Tlio• Prt•••1 • ill s• 1••• .1 , -,••1111 11
• nt , wilt .441., 5,1 To,. lie I'le ••I ins( ••lief ion
u 111 roll.t.t•••• all Ilo• 1.1,11..1••••• •••••• v“.• ynun
I i•l•••• , •••ti••••11.1,1•1.11,•••.•11_11 ed. alillls
h., It tila,nd p •11,1
utlao, , lgnn I. A I 'a
(-ill % \ 1 It 1:1',Z 4 ,
.I.l‘ '2l
THREE FARMS FOR SALE.
stiliseriler offers at private snit:
on llcenntoti.itnn.z
I it 11 flint 0.111 ..rie 1.11111
..f p 01.1,14. 1,440, all un.an 1.,4•4t,,1 h, P, err 44 the
1 , 31.1 11,111i111! tll 11131 hot on tile 111 , 1 11 •11111 • f 1.111.1`.4.4inty
1 1 ,11. 1,11 311 1 1 3 611 1 t 1.1 wihs 1 . 1.1111) till. 1 . 011 1/11.
h3lll ,111 i 1111.1 1 .1111:11
No 1 ,ntains rivres with new And first rhisi
HOUSE, B.IRN,
and ,tho?r .- nuT itri r.ni NOS. with plrvty I.f fresh wat,
tho lion.•. Lint, mill 11, 11 , .1‘1.:
N.l 2 vontains Isi; :u .d flint
is in 111,1 , b(P. •proin lles “ii
of
and liawintil. I 4 v,!.. ) , 1111 V, ,ill4l
but 1.,1.4. ••ii t 1..•
No.:: o , so , •ondl late rttan 1.1 •nt•lot h. palll.ll , land
(...ntaining '2. 0 t ,• 11 . C. 11 . 1.1 111,(1,1 II 11
Ilk I UPI: 0
ter neol gor,l ee on it, 11nrn•tone near. and
w,m1.1 be a desirebL• property fora b u y, with limiLrd
Ti,i• o:4,twod rynki the noNtIbM ,
A+l,i. IL preTin . t.ll, att.
It ',wont...lllola to 1,1 a , ..t1 111/ thiN
.1.. 41 11111 (nth., I honi lor w
t: I. It . 111111 11 11 In rrt.•l.l.llnnt 1,1 1111,1 . 111,111, itll , +llll
tr 3 I IttrtN tt-
V, M. 131,111 t.
1 . .,1i , :•• it:y
ORNAMEIMIL IRON WORK
WOOD & PEROT, 1130 Ridgo Avonuo
PIMA I) E. 1.1.111
FFER for sale upon the inost. favor
( .ott. heantiltil 111. signs in great
,1111•1)t': Ikl /:\ I: 11.! Crnoonrio.,
of rinwhi and Cant Iron. awl Ontranized Iron
1111.1 Bras. 'r u V. 1 . 111111.111 t/, IN11:111111,.
0.131111•,. Flllllltlllls, (i:1111S. 0111111111 S, illi1•11j111.; 1 'f”.1.1.
1,111111 SLIM is, \ a‘es. TAbles, Plus or Statnlq, Snfa,
11)1 other 11,11 Nt'ork of
Derotativi. elinrat Ire. Desi,n4 kn 0 :mkt tor kelt,.
Lion. l'rrnonk app . .) ing for sauce, will 111,1 s,• hllll, Ille
Lind 01 work nondva.
July 11, Int,:;—;'an •
SAPONIFIER,
CONCENTRATED LYE,
THE F. 4.1111,1" S()AP MAKER
r IIIE public are cautioned . against the
SPURIOUS artttlet, of LYE tor oinking 60AP, &.P.,
now offered for bale. The only OENI.INE and I'AT
ENTEL, I,)e . ..hat 11:31i1, by the PENN:3I'I.k .I.NIA
:4A MINI.M.‘CI.I.3IIINi Cillll'.lsl', their trado
marl, for it being '•B.I.PONIFIER. OR C JNCEN
TED 1,N.1.;•. or lo lots 1.,;
UNPRINCIPLED PANTIE:- to emleavor to !11l FA'I'L
t. 1.. s whim It , revrs.
All NJ 1N trI , A , ITIJIIERS, 111)1 . 1.:ItS or SELLERS of
byps. uri liProhy NONVIED that the
CoM PA NA' have pitiploypil as their ATTORNEY, , ,
EOlti; I. II %. ROfNit, of Philadelphia and
W 11.1.1111 11A It EWELL, , of Plttslaurn.
And Unit all \I A N EFAC C: , Elt,t Olt
EnS of bye, in yintatinn ill the rights of tile Company,
will Lrr P1t.0.1 , ,
The VON IFIEIt, Or CONCENTRATED 1.1 . E, IN fur
sale lay nll Druggints. a / 1 14,r., and Country .`Cures.
TAKE NOTICE!
TIIR UNITED STATES CIRCITT ('iART. WeStern DiAriel.
Ib•nris. I vlllllO. No 1 of Silly Term. in Pill!, In suit of
TII E PENNSYLVANIA S 1 LT NI ANUPACTUI:ING
CUMPAN vs. 'lllO5. 11:1111.1511. devretai to tint (Inn,
puny. on Nnvoinber 15. 15112, t lot EXA`,I,IIS(V) right
Fein to I by a Rama oie urri by them fl,r tint S A PON I.
1 , 1 Eli. Palvot tlatud Octohor 91, ISAU. Porputual lik
junetion awnrclud.
THE •PENNSYLVANU
SALT MANUFACTURING CO.
OFrioEff.-,12,7 Walnut Street, Philtulelpbia,
Pitt tit. and Duquesne Way, Pittsburg. ,
Igny 1,18113--3 m
•
•
• .
Ladies, hisses and Children's
Boots, Shoos and Slippers, Ladieslett 'French Wt.-
roceo Boots, Lodivo wltltoutltucis Morrucco Boots. Oonte
Niorroyen Boots, Misses lino Morroere Boots, Children's
Nolroooo Boots, Ladies mad: slut colored Gaiters,
Misses Work Hurl-Colored Oaltnrs. Children's Mack and
Colored ()alters, Ladies, Missos . and Ciiildruaeo Udine.
rah,. ;
Mn's Boy ' s Ora; joutic . s Lace Boots,
Just receiVO.of the hest Manufacture, end now. selling
iit low prices, at the - cheap Store.. e
011 AS, 0011.11 Y,
Mi1y,.15, 1865. ' Trustee.
OqODS FOR TI7F,,SEASO.
Silk Mantles, Coats ,
, Circulars, Bare , ros
,
Mautics,'Squa en. Alargt lot, of Lace 31antels
Points and liurnonrn, Sumner Shawl, desirable dress
made. 8111,,, , awe tironatine,x,-I,awimi 'Ptinguaa ,
Ac, paraseln, Sun UmbruXan. Lace - Mittn, and a
bap) vartuty nnumml.ttuatin which we ate determined
to sal very cheap. Pleatie call at .
• LIODIett, BIIYYEItit - MI(I.IMA,
M4.,29 'ca. East Main St.'
•
1 -1 .4 IN E II &NIS I•" ,
_L' • - Auk; rocolvad by tho..ll4llsCriber. a largo lot of
liardner, Phipps A: Co'a eelobratod Sugar Cured !tuns.
For SOU on reationablo . f!oruitil4 • ,
d inna p, • ' • yr 1.11.. BENTZ.
•
NOIWE, is•bereby ; given 03 . 41, persops,
intereVed,That'ffire' Mowing ':itcconnts have .
`l)i en fileddn this office by the accountants
therein named for examination, and will he
presented to the Orphans' woo, of combei
land.county, for confirmation and allowance„
on Tuesday, the 18th day of August, 180.
1. no guardianship account Wm. H.
Miller, Esq., guardian of the estate of Win.
it. Holliday, minor son of Adam Holliday,
now of the city of Chicago.
2. Guardianship account of Wm. II: Mil
ler, Esq., guardian of the estate of Mary E.
Murray minor daughter of Rev. Joseph A.
Murray.
3. Guardianship account of Win. H. Mil
ler, Esq., guardian of.the estate of Sarah H. '
Holliday, minor daughter of Adam Holliday,
now of the city of Chiedgo.
4. First and Final account of Cleo. Wolf,
ad m'r. f Ephraim M'Elwee, dee'd.
5. Administration account of Henry 0.
Rupp, Executor 01 David G. Rupp, deceased,
late of Lower A lien township.
6. First and final account of. JacO'b Dill,
alm'r. of Elizabeth Dill, of Hampden towns
ship, dec'd.
7. Administration account of W. R. Mr
gas, adin'r. of C. Titzel, of Upper Allen tp.,
deceased.
t. Administration account of I)anl. Rudy,
adm'r. of .tunas Rudy, deed., lute of South
Middleton township.
9. Administration account of Henry D.
Schmidt, Executor of Mrs. Ellen Duncan,
deceased.
10. Administration account of Hon. Mi
chael Cocklin, executor of Mrs. Ann Mateer,
deceased, late o , Lisburn.
11. Fit st final account:of C. P. numeric+,
Esq.,•administrator of Nathaniel Harrison,
late of the Borough of Carlisle, deceased.
12. The account. of Henry McKim, Ad
ministrator of Mrs. Susan tinonsler, dee'd.
1:3. Account of Samuel Eberly, adminis
trator will the will annexed. of Christian
bisler, tat- of Hampden township, deed.
1.1. The Nisi and linal n e e‘met of William
Ferguson, a of NVilliam Brown, late of
Newton township,
15. The anoint or John Sanderson. E.:-
ecutor of the lit.(t will and testament of Wm.
Sanderson, deeld.
The first and final account of \Vir. H.
Eekels, adinlr. of Wm. Itielick, late of Silver
Spring Iwp., Geld.
17. The. Guardianship account of Hugh
Craig, Guardian of Thomp-mn Frazer,
minor child of Andrew Frazer, late of Ship
rem,hug township, flerld.
EDWIN 11. NEVIS.
Principal
anq final account of R. McCart
noy, oxecutor of the lit-it will and testament
nt .lary Nlonks, late of the• Borough of Car•
lisle,
1;1. 'rho account of Beni. 17. Mosser, guar
dian a the per-um :And e , tato c f Elii,aboth
Comining•-‘, now Eli 4abth Ithoarla, minor
daughtor Niolo,la; Commin ,, a, late of Now
l'urn hcrlunrt setrlorl hy ,- Henry H. Mas
ser, Exerfflor al said aloe d.
21. l; wird IF, a cvotia Wrn. Gracv,
Eralrhat) Elk::kwue Sharp, a minor chill
o! Rev. Alr•\ . Sharp, doerl.
Thirl account of .John Wallace, guar
dian of tho persons and estates of Samuel
Brim. Mary Ann Brim and Jacob Brim,
minor chihln•n of Jos. Briau, late of Frau
ford ltrp. , dee'd.
22. The Administration account of—S.t
nel :\le:zaw, executor of Join' Whisler, de
2. Atlinini.n ration account of Armstrot
IV I 1111 II IS( rsl tO r of Cu;viu >leCleaf, lute
of tho Borough ~r Newburg, deu'd.
E. A. BRADY, Rryi:der.
Register's Office, GArliilc, July IS, 181;3.
I\'IIERR.IS the I lon. James
y it Inlx Pre , bittlit .ludzo of the several Courts
of Coattnutt Ple.pt of the counties of Cumberland, Per
ry, and Juni:it:4;7llli] .Itottittes of the several Courts of
tiyer inni:ten/liner and tietit t ral dailihdivery in said
Vottnties. (I C. , 11.11n and Hugh nunci o luda'•
es of the Courts of Dyer and Teritti.ier and - I.)eliv•
v Ga the tot ial ,If all capital an.l echo.. olforapre.
the salt! colisty of .'timberland. by their precepts to
me directed, d.tted the 1.3t.,11 day of April. ISr3, have
iii . ;l l, 7t r il 11'0, itninur
Jail Delivery to 1.1. 1.01.11, at Carlislot tot tho 11 , 111-
.I.lv of A Ilia Alt,, day,) at 10 o ' clot
itt the forenoon. tarat.tione one cinch.
N. yricE la hereby al , mi to the Coroner. .Instices of
the Peace and t ' , testa Ides of the said county of Coo,
lo.rlar.ll. that they tiro I , v the nail precept. command
ed I , 1.0 then, 31111 there in their proper persons,
th.tir r. , 11 , , 311.1 nnlnl , it inus 1 . ,111111111i11111N,11111.1
all olio, In (to thotto thing's whl. It to
tlit.hr otticot app-rt tin to lot thole. nod all those
that are hound 1,, reet , Zllifslllll.B. to prosrru to a.zaittat
the pris.ottor, that are or then shall he In the Jail ol
said ~ .only, an' lit he 111,1'11 In Prosecute them as shall
!Ws Ir,, IS4a
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
117 .- (Leidieh, Sawyer & have
y our lc of hay,
,ilium] lap-Jew-a. 11e desire the pntronnge of nut.
itinterens cu,t•dnerh to e..ntinue ns th.•y have kindly
We art ilOterlllll.l . ll hr Sell Our
hil•11 I, much larger and m o re conipleto tII3II
(nl.ll ut 011, the year by rpason of suspen..
len ~ r bto.int , s by the recent iuvn.inn, at the lf , svest
tn.nliet 'nice NVe have a lull lice of SUMIII,
Ladies. Misses. Men's and 11.. N'S wear. Please
at the well known annul. Thtln St.
July A, 1863
Examination of Teachers.
The 111111 Jul examination of Teachers fur Cumberland
C.. catty will le• held as lollows:
East Pen lisle ire', 'Aug. :Itl. Nes ton 17
Hampden, I .1 New villo, 15
ail vermirin;t, 5 Penn, 111
Middlesex. a Dickinson' 2tl
lddlelrm, 7 ii. .N 1 ithileton 21
\\lost DeinisliMo' 8 22
Fr:llo.l'ord, I'. Upper Allen, 21
11dl illl m, Mts•li'l,4. 25
The rram t nations trill comment.° at 9 o'clock A. 11.
cavil d tSt.
Applicants must be present at the hour appointed.
A general at tendance of Director!, and ritizentt Is Oar
lies , ly solleitod.
It Is h,ped th it none but competent teachers e'ill
imny ,tor schools.
'I he Direct,e will please appoint tha place of exam•
nations 31111 notify the nano.
No :111 , 111g, o ill bit examined without producing sat
.l•lhetory recommendations.
Thy , districts whio . have not sont In their Annual
•peels will plea, du .so immediately.
Carlisle, July 17, 18111
CI aTAIN AMENDMENTS TO 'TUG CoNSTITuTioN•
-it resolved by the Senate and
of Itepre,entatl coo of the Commonwealth of
'Pennsylvania in limier:o Ass mthly met, That the fol
luwmg
nmetnintents bu propos:at:to thu constitution
ol the C 01111114,11 wrnith, lu new:Anne° with thd-prdvis
lone of the tenth article thereof:
There shall he an additional section to the third ar•
Isle of the thunditution, to-he designated as section
our, as follows:
BM:tit*: Whortevorrany or the qualified electors of
this eManionweal It shall he in any actual military
Berri:tit, under a requisition front the President of the
United States, or by We authority' of thin ColllMMn.
wraith, such °lecture uric• oxrrebto the right or stir
frage in all oblations by the citizens, under such reps ;
lations as are, or shall be, prescribed by lair, as fully
as if they were present at their usual place oroloction.
Tilo3'o shall he tAvo Additional suctions to the oloventh
article of the Constitution, to bo deslgnatuil us seo•
lions tight, and nine, tLs lbllows:
Sk.criot . : 8 No bill shall bo passed byi tho [Aglaia •
taro, containing 111110 than ono eubject, eball ho
clearly J , xpreetioil Lilo titlo, except appropriation
Line
SECTION U. Na bill sLull bel passed by the Legislature
granting any powers. ur privileges, in iyily case. whore
thin authority to grant - snob nnwers, - nr - priciloAres, has
bean, nr ray hereafter he j conferred upon Mu csurts
of this Commonwealth.
JOHN CESSNA, .
Speaker of the House of Represent:olcm
.. .. - -.IOII- V. PENNEY - i-- •
Speaker et Hie Senate,
Oyetor..OF THE SECRETARY 01 , TOO COM3I6NWEALTII, 1
liaTriiburg, July 1, 1863.
PENNSYLVANIA, SS: _
~,,, .."7"---- - ..„ Ido hereby certify that the foregoing dal
(SEAL "" )
. annexed is a lull, true and correct copy of
. K.. .. 1 the original Joint Resolution of the Goner.
al Assembly, entitled "A. Joint Reaalution proposing
certala Amend:mots to the Constitution," as the won
remalos ontile In this (ace,-
IN TpTiMONY WillirnOt I have' aranntO sot my hand,
tied canned the, soul of the Secretary's Olen to, be at=
ilaudilhu day and year above written. '- .
, 1 ETA SLIVER.
. .
, .
, • ' • Secretary of the Cexuritonwealth.
'duly 7, 180.
. , .
r„ Dili! :FISH ! •
111:. A now Iniolce 'of lA. pnelogen of Toirlmr junlh
lion of Ala . ctercl tlo .v. 01": 1676,4. caah
pri , ml: , y • • • .
• Jtine 'O3. • • - MM. ma4z.
. .
REGISTEICS_NOTICP,
Proclamation
SAM YER MILLER
11.1..,‘ .1i 1 a not Neu burg' 12. 1.13,v or
Shivpruslrtir p 1:3 i'wn Lurid 27
1
trpetis -4.l{‘Fro'
totit,lm mpluu~ 15
USOR . lin SW A lITZ,
- • Co. Supt
A Joint Resolution Proposing
NOTICE.
•, , •
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFENE.O7,CWIPTROT•LER OF TILE CURRENCY,
• Wastifogtol4,TulyjOi 1863;
WunttkAti, by satisfactory evidence prosent - ed - te the
undersigned, It has been made lAappear that the First
National hunk of Carlisle in the' County 01' Cumber.
land and State of Pennsylvania has been duly organ
ized under, and nunentaling to the requirements of the
act of Congress, entitled '• An net to provide a national
curry :iv. secured by a pledge of United States stocks.
and to provide for the circulation, and redemption
thereof approved February 2.i, 1803, and has complied
the provisions of said act required to Ins coine
plied with borers commencing the business of Bank
ing :
Now theroforo, I, Mon Mothittong,Clomptroller of the
Curse my,'ilo hereby certify t h at the said First Na
tional !lank of Carlisle. Clam ty of Cumberland and
Stints, of Pennsylvania Is authorized to commence the
business of Santini ' under the net aforesaid.
. .
_____,
r ....." . ...D
I o'l'ol4llM 003 , Whereof, witness lay hand
...- -...
5 p ,, ,, , and seal of Ake, this seventh day of .I my
---...tr'• 1131,1.
IlUrilf IfeCIII.LOOII.
Comptroller of the llurreney.
Carlisle, July In, ISM
Thu First National Bank will reeelve deposits both
on interest awl ply ado on demand, same as done for
merly by the firm of K., Ihmlap & Co., ;rnd will be pre.
pared to do everything pertaining to the 1110111,8 ill
1111 nolo g,
. . - .
Cadislo, .1103. 10, 190
FULL a-smortnicnt of New Goods
/ . I . on the shelves at Ogilby'g.
I am now prepared to t.IIIIW tt in ro assortment of
NEW SUMMER GOODS,
just reeelvocl and to offer grout I oditeemettts to all per
,ons in want Cu: hand, toe and rhea!, ;muds. A large
etoek or Ladles Dress thuds rills. ,
Goias and ito)s wear in great variety, t 4 uniftier lunvin
at Iffir figures.
C,ihroes, Cinghams, ehrcks,
'Pahl• 1)1:1111;rS. at ryd 11,4 1,1114,1.
I i•lA'illg bought It and ward prio,.. ra•h. T am de
termined to run .11 the nttper, at. very I,)r prices ti,r the
cash.
.Ttily 14, 186.
Charles 11. Hepburn and Samuel Hop
ki burn. jr.
ATTORN EYS AT LAW.
Mire With Hon. Samuel' Hepburn Main St
Carlisle Pa. J linoC..'l3
I^l‘V 6' 00 I)S.
L Every deseriptliei end quality of Orwell , .
Qt.:too:war, hardware, l'irl,els, 1 11 , 1,
Pip,. Fe atol vegitables iu
Calls, Oysters do. Z'ilices, \Vocl mot IS illums au, e.ull
kinds ,111,i of the lao4 quality unit to be sold at t. s
lowesi•pricrs tui each by
olio a, 'Olt. 101. 11.:5'1'7,.
DR, WP[. H. COOK,
HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
S,/ryenn and A t•rnuchrur.
OFFICE at his rosi(ki'oo in North
Ihnover grout. Next doer to Shtiner..4
icin d crow the a has
e;As 17777.\71 and PLumf.v.vu
at //,e Hid Shrml irr 11 - . I,,tseneen/ f ! 1'1/,,
Firs( Ihmbsi rrh He rrvll
-
pr.n:inini a:i looom
-71, (11 I, IS line.
Lead Itvroi I r-,11 - - I
II vdtaut., I It tth 110,,
llot 1',1.1:=1,,,•r flanks, It all U.,114.1..
IV.lttar 11. -Nct,-, 11,r,h
pon :11,1 Lill Pumps. 11\ &Auk, Eam , , fir
1\ h.Ol \i eV d 1 u WS, I
evers. de-e, ism 1,.n11.1 It( Hip:, for •
str:nn, water, Ae. superior vookirod ranee , !water ,
and gas fixture, put up in church,..toies :toil dwell
lugs, at Alert tog,. e, in lit, St) le. .All
ihtterialS mad tvorlt to out lino, at loss ha, :and it . tr.
ed.
Country work and jobblwit prm] tly tptt tott
.1 ttt•
ERIL I)E.\ in Flour, mid
VII all Muds 4.t . c , ,nt L y pc,llll , 0.
\l:u - ebilu,e .1 the lit ot )1.1111 3,1 IVe,t qtreetc
Keeps e , ,11431i11) on haw! nli hititis "I FEED, Hsi!
11.1.11
31ay F.
h) 00'1 Ibs. pf Sut rum cole)rateil
C.lnvaased and lln'alLynssetl, at
the \ and 11 . . t Arent.:
May 8, 1869—t. f.
The Confessions and Ex,lerienee
Ole AN
Published ter the lomeli t.,ti1.1 as a lug and
wlin qii frain at. 11,110 UnLilit.V Praina tura Its ay el
)lanhood. ate , in,2, at the satin. I
Tly utter z 1 ,0 t,,
e,i,ense and injury though well, al humbug and
,in.tekery
endrd,,,, past- paid addressed P111 . 0141)0, single
cr,ples may h. 1,1 ~t the lilt In;r.
NATI! \ 11A 1 0 A lit
Itedt,,rd, Kings Untinty, N. Y.
May It. 1,61—1
NEW GOODS ! NEW GODS !
ain now opening a elviice lot of sunl
it., (Ito 'or
all of whirls will lie 5..1.1 at 1 . 111•1,110tlilitl{ I..si pries.
J. T.1;11'1'1:1",
E EG .1 C . /. / 1,.11
I,:iwns, '1..3'1.11440e5, Slividt..rd. Plaid. Poll DO ( . 110 .
I'M. all ‘1,1.1 De Lames, French Gitighalas
Cloth, !tar ~.a.
Cambric and S%ViSS
Taiatps, white and Calortwl. Lawn,
Linen !landlierehl.•fs, Sprint; .Shawls, Stella shawl:,
Halittorals. Cloth l'a hie Coy
31 indinetl, Gingharns, Calicoes, 'Eh:kings, &e., at lower
priees t has horet,..l.oe,
110SIEItY AND G LOVES,
in great N:trieLy, cuu 1 1 104,11;m an d
I.mlies. )1 Children's 110.1,04161,14 Is, newe,t.
styles, lust quality, an.l el44 , ,tper than can lie haul In
tire country. lii•utleuuul • l: NleAr, much as new
Cloths, Cassimeros and Vostings,
Ilanth.olne Suininvr for M., awl 11"ys
w,•ar, Casllnnotat's, Cottotimles, 61ripped nud PI:1111
A tow you as of Carptiting mi feted, ;it less than rite
All p e rsons in ecunt ..r hap
helot, piliellasing ,11/
hi quiwg c.,11 ut vv,:
1:i•i•ollt•ct El. place . , Main ;qt , e•vt,ut•olly v pp,ito 1 ho
Depta.
May ltt, 18t 3
NEW F.TRIVL
CALL AND SEE THE
NEW FAMILY GROCERY AND QUEENS-
WARE ST 0 RE.
H E subscribers having purchased the
stock of (lrotreries formerly belonging to .ios. D.
lialbort, will continue the busine,s the oid atand,
and ore prepared to furnish their rtlentiv and the pub
lie with everything that in nice, new and Crush, in the
way of
Their Africk Is large and selected with the greatest ears•
and will be sold at the lotreat prices for cash. It eon,
stets In part of One old Government Java COFFEE,
Prime it le do, Prime itio Roasted.
S'iblit'S.—New York, Boston, and Philadelphia Sy
rups, 01 the very best qualities,
BROWN Sal AILS.—The hest the market Wards.—
Levering's host Crushed, Sand, and Pulverized Sugars
Also, his A. li. and 0. Sugars. which cannot be sur
passed, and as the thne Is new here for preserving, la
dies will please give Ithom.call and examine for them
helves. All his SPICES are of the purest aud best va
rieties, No humbug, about them.
Rico', Corn Starch, P. rrina, nand°line entree, Essence
of Golfer, Concentrated Lye, Stztp, Candies, Ac.
(MINA, GLASS, AND
QUEENSWARE.
A laroand well militated Mork of tho vory 4otoot pal
tor no and styloslowor than ever In price, and bettor
in quality, than wan ever Wan ft 11010r0 In Carliale
°ill and 800. Wooden and 5% Mow 51 a,rc, anal] as Tubs
But hots and Churns,ta of every d, ription
0111111ron CA lISTAO ES, E4Olll MIN ei But
t,r Jars, ono Jane. lugs, all SUMS
101211.—Nd. 1, 2 nod 3 MinAeral. No
AIX -r ." 1 MESS i._;ilAl) No. 1 Itorrlog.
A Ittr,to qudtatty of tho colitbruttql Excultdor HAMS.
SALT- by t bit Sdel:, Dairy and 11, ArSa It.
Tho rubserihors ro.po.dittlly iodt jotrouogo of
thelr"lliends nod the piddle gen orally, a n d h ltn '
theln
to eall and oxantino I liolr how storlc..tt thu old Atluti
coruor of Iluovor ;dud Lootlwr Stroots.
11.A.f.11 611 T 4: I'LlatiNg•
_Ca . rllBlo, May 8 'OM
------ -4.
NEW DRUG STORY,.
• . -
THE undersirriiesl • Ixa,.,iqst'.oriane4
Drug Ron), in - South' lianoVer litruet, next
dour to Inhoire Orocory"Store:whereyo,leas just re
ceived and opened a huge stook:of •
..Drugs, 'Chemicals, Dyi6=Stuirs,
PerfuMery, fioaps, and P itney , Articles. Altm,
large 1,4 . , , •
Tol?aceo and Segars, ,
„
of the iunst favorite brands; Coal Oil Lanipsand Sim&le
Ournlng.Fluid, Confectionaries. Frults, Nti!s, Coal OJI,
fitatl9nary, Patent' Moab:Suva.: and. all other
articles (Helmeted With bur lino. 'All of which wo will
sell at prices to'sult.tlehnos. Proscriptlouti carefully
compowAled by a ebillAiet - out druggist.
D,nytp - RALSTON.
Cafpolp, Dog, 1t 3.802-4 y, • •
W. W. II EVBIJILN, Owthier
STORE OPENED.
CHAS. Trustee
William I'. Lynch
A El/IVZISER
I=l
Mi=
cif ;4. I I ',111,.
Trn fci
Family Groceries,
STEINWAY PIANOS.
First Prize, Modal at thp Wor Fait,'
•" Loadon, 180:
THE .undersigned /has just received;
:uid Intends to keep constantly on hnxid.n.full as
s. rtment of the unequalled Pianos manufactured by
NV & Sons of Now York. •
Each inNtrumeni will be carefully selected la the
3lannfaotnry, and will be said at the
lew York Cash Factory. Prices,"
with the addition of Freight to Goliath. , • ...
A written guarantee of en 1.1 re satisfactlOil will he
giv , t , by the uhseri her to each purchaser..
Per,o ns desirous to purchase are Invited to call and
ON:01111W these unrivalled Pianos, at
R. E. Shapley's Jewelry Store,•
Hai” .41.,.,.01., :id deer east" of the Mansion nousa, now
ti 0 1101100,1 Depot.
SI.:CoND HAND PIANOS received In ciantiango and s.
kept for mle mid to runt.
N❑v 22, 1.863-ly
C. P. KNIGHT & BROS.
cw.w.vis, , ,v ON MERCHANTS
And Dealers In
14 1 , ISIT, CliecBe &• Provisions generally'
Nos. II I R lIJ sow!, 11 'ha Philadelphia.
llave conetantly eta haul :al assntment, of
Driefi d PiCklC 1 Fish, Fc., viz :
NI•telo•tel. S:rlmnn, Shit.l, llhie 1 , 101. Ilerringg, Cod
1 , 1,11 III•ef, Lald, 6ht.ulders, Jhuns, Sides, Cheese,
April 21.
HO ! OR KELLER'S
HAT AND CAL' STORE.
9 1 1 I E subscriber has removed his Hat
7117 , 1 Cap St ,, re t, the nppnsite side of the Street,
to tll 17 11' , U, 117'1111,1y 0' pied by P. Mnnyer, and
nt,t. tl , rounati's having a much
I:nn r 10,en, I has, invre !sod my stork of goods, so
oi 71111 11 ,, 0 pri.o.trvd to furnish the public with
all the itvw
II ATS, CAT'S, ANt) STRAW HATS,
r a.;,•,.. t.. quit the times. My stock eoll9ifitil of Silk,
1111010 :111.1 It at•Sitl :In Molls and prices of soft
hat., oil tstttll :1 , 1111111" manufacture, from the com
mon wool op to tilt boost Russia and Nutra. A good
a;.-ittlllrtlll at Met, ;1114 hay's raps.
mew, lens. alit childreas fancy straw hate.—
Ilavitpz improved means for manufacturing, any kind
ill lie maul, to order, at short notice.
Bela, a practicd !fatter. tally understanding the
1.1t , h)..5,. I hope op sii let attention to receive a liberal
p ilr
JORN A. KELLER, Agt.
P. S. uld beta roli•ri•d and repaired at moderate
.1 pi it 17.
W II F.E LER & WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES.
- 7 style with the latest improve
am! _rt•at.ly rod u,•e prices. 'l'lmao 17111.
rhlt.. , t run rapidl y . and form a peaty of;
011,1 h. :talol td:mdeity, which will
not rip. They a.rr; linrinemtionably--THE BEST• MA—
'NIS I\ Ha, I.k I( I, ET U,r family and general use,
Ft Efsf;l , l%F., STITUIt AND RIJN
=ffmaritywoormiwwwwwmum
1, w hommorn and "Liter new improvements
E & 'SONS'
E ll' I_V .V.l C. 1.1 - 7 V ES.
\trul• Letter ittipt.,l for lily Use.
Americau Agriculturist
11.1 , 11,4 11,1.11 ed at tent for
C nerlt, eina these :o:whines to the pub
ti.• .it I, perks t. cop ti•tritee. that those Who purchase
1,1 Ul,l I A. tett uhnre. PIirHOLIN wistaria.
,••• 11. 11111 . 12 i,,,. 111 operath.n, %ill please still at. the
Ilaillsettl unit,. l'a. Ft, further infontnatiou
apple to J. CAMPBELL.'
.Sprit a. 1w•8.
COFFEE: POT.
\I 1,1,! A . FitIDLEY respectfully'
3111,50111 . .1S U. the eiti4ellB of Carlisle and the
f.. , 1.1.4P5, that liu still continues the munufaar
tole ot all l ilois ot tin and ,Ileet Iron ware In J. D.
East houther street Carl6le at the
the
c,(iFFEE pr)r,
will,at all times lie ready Li du all kinds of
Weerk-{11..11,.-111111-Af ith,“..taLtea., and 4.ll..patett-..
.11 , ...,41, al iii ill., 1.0 h., tellieseJ re lebrated , SOU
.1:11 .• I:1
(.'ANS AND A rts•
jilt:, aAd all It 1,1.4 of jobbing done at
the sn-rt,....1 ;Jou.,
for 1,14. pewter and copper. Thank-
PA , ona li , reh , h.re extended, ho hopes by
riot •ti teal I , 11, :111 , 1 a ite,!l . ll to please all to merit a
it Um nunr.
oft, Po init. LI.. trig it of Ulu Red Cotreo Pot
A pi INIIB.
Plumbers' Materials.
C MULLIKIN,-
/mew.. TEL.' wuo /. ESA LB AL
No, 57.:0 Commerce Ng
I,.‘DELPIIIA.
(CONSTANTLY in Store, a large as
-I,lllllll'la 01 Cu/TER, ZINC, IRON it GALVA,
I . /.F.l, 110 IN 11.1 . 111 TUBS.
\\ 11,1 i hied Plug . Basing.
11 hoe uf )I:trbletl or inn° (-108ek.BaSinS.
:ship N% alto. Closets, cumpletq f
11 a ter.Clusets of °very dest•ription.•
I'C3ll'6, RA3I6, Ac.
I run
Enann , ll,l Portable Wabh Stanch,
V ITIt 11 , I LI) DIIA IN PIPE, BENDS., 1111,ANCLIES AND
Tit I'S. • •
I'l umbers' Brass and Plated-Work of uvoiy
• ,
Lead Traps and Ile nlnr. Neu and Cedar
lionls, Plumbers' Hoehn:, Marble Slabs, Rubber Hose,
Ain , as law as any liou,u ill Lilo country. ,,, ,,
April 24, isti.4--niet.
1 ) 11IC,14; well•kuoir,ir.llllMo
- IRMONII/AlB, Inlruducfug tha er
ica nil 1,441 limits 011 et err lIISt VII
umurpn~se,['i'le~ 4 'lT'f)9forrash, -
nl
, nlinniunlinnin, on ant monthly IrlirTl:rieritsfrOni
•
Is t.l 5011 m.1.1..1,1 Philadelphia.
.IAM ES It E LI, A K. ' Soh,
_'72 and 1 .1.b1. S. Fifth strevt, abOve Sprucit.
l'hilade'phlti, Pa
April 17, lt1t1:1
Men & Boy's Clothing kazaar. •
second aiTica/ of the AS-s i t., •
r `Ill: undersigned would most esitt.t '.
i fully Inform his 01 friends end custom a and the
public go florally, that ho has commencedl o
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
inisininis in all is bnindien iu the S torn Boum of .1. A.
ilumerich Esq., WI lho West curves of Hanoverend
West Loather stroot, where ho has opened one of Hie
finest :old most fashionable Selection of ready medo
made clothing Ac.. In the Borough of Carlisle. We
stock consists In great varieties as follows, viz: •
HENS AND wr's COAT.
do. do. du. PANTALOONS.
do. do do. VESTS.
-I
Suits for Boys; from 6to lb years of age. Shirts,
Melton Flannel and Casslmero Bosoms. Drawers, Buz.-
panders, ernVIL 8, a variety of Fancy Neck Ties Linen
and :m Paper Collars, Men' s - Linen and Silk liantiker
chiefs, Umbrellas.
FRENCH AND SOLE LEATHER .
TRUNKS AND VALISESii -
Carpet and leather Travelling Bags, Ac
All the alig' vo goods will he bold for Cush, at the rory
Jo w ost prices the and the City Market's will justify.
Purchasers will pleaSe call' and examine for them
selves, before purchasing elsowhero, as my motto ie
quick. sales and short, profits.
sAmunr, C. lIIIYETT. '
May 1, 1803—Stn, . Agent.
I'. S. Particular atteutiou given to Boys clothing.
WANTE J.
1 000 tons .Dry Bone, for which, wo will
pay ten dollars per ton at the Warehouse of
.1 & D RIIOADS.
April 2-1, 385373 W.
CARPETINGS.
_
AT - aellipg at Ogilby's for lops than
l~ city prie 9 s.
GRAB, WILEY, Trtiateo.
.4111241 lßoa.
•
GEO. W. NEIDICII, D D.
Late Demonstrator of Opendive Dentistry to the
Baltimore College of
I w 4 Vettge,, . Dental Surgery..
• O lee l Le OMee at his residence,
oprosite Marion Hatt, West Motu street, Carlisle • Pen*
'N0i.11.1857., •
filla IL. J. At,4:115112‘.1.4L.-- 7 -ATTORN.ti.7,',AT
„,;LA.W oinco with ly.)11. Penrod() •lit Itbool'itc-
I, • :
000' Bushels choice 'Potateeg;
Ocortier of Alafu mid West sti:OULS. •
-
ttay slB63—t. - „.
JOHN K. BTAYMAN