en to-the Managers of
,this mien° ; the-
,appre
dation of'.the- Audience wail expressed by
rounds of applause and whore the effect wee 80
grand, and the arrangement of the statutary
particularly so perfect, we refrain from offer
ing any aritioism lest. wo be accused of seek
ing to find fault where it did not exist:'
The other scenes presented on this evening
were all produced with such excellent effect,
that. we will not attempt discriminanton ;judg
ing from the general satisfaction expressed by
the spectators we feel authorized to express
the opinion that all were highly gratified with
the proceedings and felt under obligations to
the lady managers for.tho untiring energy
and admirable taste displayed in thus pro
ducing so agreeable an entertainment. The
evening's perforrohnee , Thlosed with highly
amusing scene of -The Shelling of Carlisle,"
Comment upon this would be useless since
the expressions of the audience plainly showed
that many a citizen saw himself represented
on the singeing he appeared on the memorable
night of tile first of July 1868.
Friday evening's programme consisted of a
collecton of some of the best, scenes that had
been already produced interspersed with a
few new additions, the principal of which was
a representation of •"File Conspiracy of Cata
aline." This scene rrpresenting one of the
darkest periods of Roman history and being
so,.analogous to the facts that have so lately
trannpireti within our own country and whose
result IS now being wrought out in seas of the
best blood of the land, could not tail to make
a deep impression upon the audience. The
scene- was executed finely, although some
changes in the arrangements might be sug
geeted which would have enhanced the etlect
yet opinions differ
_and always must since
nothing but a few of the leading facts are his
torically known. We would however do in
justice to tho gentleman who represented
Cataliue if we would not express satisfaction
at the admirable manner in which he repre
sented this famous conspirator, the posiiion
of his figure and expression of his counto
pane°, all attesting the unswerving determi
nation ming;ed with the desperation which
the leadership of such au enterprise required.
The evening's performance closed with a
repetition of -The Shelling of Carlisle" with
an improvement on the previous presentation;
this consisted in a just sarcasm on theiconduct
of the gallant (?) New York•militia and a third
scene representing the return of the houseless
and homeless.
Altogether the Tableaux were a complete
success and as the noble object for which the
enterprise was undertaken must be a recom
mendation to the citizens of Carliso -so must
its success be, a source of gratification to the
ladies of the Tableaux whilst the community
may well be proud of the patriotism from
which it emanated and the superior skill and
ability displayed which it can claim as , ,its
own. SOJOURNER.
Souv. Tann/cr. —Those afflicted with Coughs,
Hoarseness, Irritation and Soreness of the
Throat, will find nothing so efficacious as a
Throat Reinelg, as Brown',B Bronchial Troches.
Sold by lilliott at 25 cts. a box.
gain ant gountD ltialtzts
EMORY FEN' kLE CO LT,EO -Bac
calaureate Address before the graduating ela-i9
of Emory Female Cullege will be delivered
by Prof. S. D. Hillman A. M., in the Emory
church at 34 o'clock I'. M., Sunday the
Inst.
The commencement exercittes will take
place in Rheem's ❑.ill, on Welneal ty
tiie
29th, at 10 o!olock A. M.
ARRESTED—On Wednesday evening
about 9 o'clock a drunken soldier, who was
amusing himselt, by stricking almost every
person he met, was arrested by officer Sipe,
and lodged in jail.
BenOuou ELECTION.—Don't forget
the election to-day ;)ie.. fill the vacancy in the
Own council occasioned by the death of S.
W. Haverstick. John B. Parker, Esq., is
the union nominee, and the citizens of the
West Ward must be alive to their duty to
day or a copperhead may squeeze in that
body.
FlRE.—About 3 o'clock on Saturday
afternoon, the tenant house situated on
Church alley, belonging tot the estate of ti ,
late Dr. Elliott, and occupied by several
families of negroes, was discovered to be on
fire; the alarm soon brought the firemen to
the spot, who, after a short spell of hard la
bor succeeded in quelling the (limes, which,
lltd.the wind been high would have commu
nicated to ltheem's hall and the large Irani ,
stable belonging to the Franklin house
Altlich the lieu ,e was not entirely consum
ed it has no doubt rec,ived an irreparable
injury.
IRVING FEM:U.E COLLEGE.—TiIe , cx
ercises of the Seventh annual Commence
ment of the Institution, located at Meehan.
icsbure, will take place in the Methodist
Church, according to the following pro-
gramme
Baccalaureatec l Address before the gradua
ting class Sul day, June 26, at 10 o'clock,
A. M., by Rev. J. C. Clarke-
Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees,
Tuesday evening, June 28 2 at 6 o'clock, at
the College.
Literary Address before'the Irvington
Literary Society at 8 o'clock, P. M., by Rol/.
J. M. Fitzel, A. M.,
Commencement June 29, at 10 o'clock,
A. M., The annual commencement ~ewer•
cises - Of flouriahing..-institatiOn are al•.
Ways interesting, and well worth a visit to
Mechanicsburg.
SEVERELY WOUNDED.—We notice in
the list of casualties sustained by Gen. Sher
idens cavalry command at Hope Church and
Gordonsville, we notice the names of Capt.
J. L. Dunkeiberger, Ist U. S. Cavalry, se
verely wounded, and Capt. Rodenbaugh - 2d
U. S. Cavalry, also severely A% ounded.
Both of these officers are Pentisylvan ans,
appointed to commands in the regular ritny
since the outbreak of the r.:bellion. Many
of our citizens will remember these yoting
officers while stationed at Carlisle Barracks
over previous to joining their regiments
While their numerous acquaintances here
will deeply deplore the wounding of these
bero9o, it will be with honest pride that they
read of glorious valor they displayeeon
These sanguinary
PRIZE B EEF, —lllantinoth-Steer.—Th at
well-known stook-raiser, •Johfi'Noble, Esq ,
of Carlisle, bas-sold to Mr. John Bantus, of
this oily a mammoth steer, 'Weighing three
thousand pounds, for the handsome sum of
three hundred and fifty dollars. 'The animal
was fed three years by Mr. Noble, and is but
one Of numerous speoinienti of cattle fed by
that gentle I:l3oll.—lfurraturg Telegraph.
M. The U. S. Senate has, by a ma
jority' of three, refused to strike the $3OO
communication clause from the enrollment
_
-DICKINSON.-CCLLEGE.—We publish
below a programme of the commencement ex ,
°raises of Dickinson College. Owing to the
rebel invasion last Juno, the exercises of the
last two days of commencement week were
necessarily omitted; but fre'', present indica ,
Lions there will be no interruption this season.
Many visitors are' expected on the occasion,
and as far as wo can learn, the whole nom..
moncement will prove more interesting than
it has for several years.
Baccalaureate Address.. -Sunday. June 2G,
11 o'clock, A. M.—President If. M. Jouisolt,
D. D.
Sermon Befo e the Society of Religious In
quiry,—Sunday. June 26, tl o'clock, P. M.—
Rev. JESSE T. PECK., D. D
Junior Prize Co/ital.—Monday, , June 27, 8
o'clock, I'. M.
Oration Before the B. .L and UP. Societies.
J. WALKER. JAI:II:NON. ;."
Poem Before the 11. L. and U r. Societies.—
ALBERT 11. SLAVE, ERI.--tuestiv, Jac° 28,
8 o'clock, P. M.
Alumni Address. —lVAdnesday, Juno 29, 8
o'clock, P.'M.—Rev. WILLIAM A. SNIVELY, A.
M., Class of 1852.
Commencement. —ThulBllll, Juno 30, 10 o'-
clock, A. M.
Commencement Dinuor at 8 o'clock, P.
at which will be seated the corporation, thd
alumni, distinguished visitors and invited
ME
'rho President's lteceptitn at 8 o'clock, P. M.,
at which the alumni awl friends of the college
awl friends of the f inlay are expooto 1, bA
no invitations ars leaned.
RAIL rt.,AD ACCIDENT.—TIioro was
an extra train out on Thursday to bring up,
we be'i2ve, some of the R it Road Directors.
It followed the morning passenger train up,
within about fifteen minutes, anti there was a
flag on the engine of the regular train to in•
dictate that an extra was coming after it. Mr.
Brown's corps of hands who work on this
section of the road, not knowing at what time
the extra was coming had taken'tip two or
three rails in the track about two Miles east.
of town, for repairs, and sent a signal man
down the road to stop the train should it ar
rice before the rails should be put in. It did
cdmo, and was signalled, but the engineer
paid no heed to it until too late. The engine
was thrown from the track, tearing up. the
rails for some distance. Fortunately no one
injured. This delayed the afternoon passen
ger train eastward and the regular freight
train not Whiting its full time at Kersville,
the two trains came into collision below
Myers' curve, three miles east of town. The
engineer, Mr. Roney had his collar bone bro
ken and was otherwise severely injured; the
the fireman, Mr. Fuller,. was injured in the
book and hip joint; and the img,gage master,
Mr. Geo. Cameron, had his leg severely
bruised, it was thought broken, but examina
tion by a surgeon proved the injury to be a
serious sprain and bruising. All the suffer
ers we learn are doing well. Tiny are gen
'bun tiny clqver fellows all of them, ant we
hope hOOll to see them bock to their old posts.
—Slur of the rillty.
GRAND COM MAN DRY Or KNIOIITS
TEMPLAR OF PENNSYLVANIA. — The , Knights
Teadar of l'enns)lvania hell their 11th an
nual session in this Borough, oil the 13th,
14th aid 13th of June, represontoitives Iron)
eighteen cow nanderies being peseta, to
gether with the grand officers.
The fulluxing grand-officers were elected
and instilled fur the present Templar year,
viz :
It. E. Sir 11. Stanley Goodwin, G. C., of Llar
risburg,.
V. E. " IV, U. Stickland, D. G. C., of Read
111 g.
E. Sir Itubcrt. Pitcairn, G. G., of Altoona
E. " G. A. liAnnvart, G. C. G. of Harris
burg.
E. " C. M. Howell, G. Prelate, of Lancas
ter
E. " E. Eurnrnan, G. S. W., of Carlisle.
E. " John Valleidiatnp, U. J. \V., GI Se
liusgroye.
" Isaac \V autier, G. Treas, of Pittsburg
E. " Creigh, G. Roe., of Washiug
ton.
" Geo. E. Fox, G. St. Bearer, of To
vvanda.
E. " E. Knapp, G. Sw. Bearer, of Greens
Burg.
E. " C. C. Mason, C. S., of Alltouna
Their 12th utthual meeting be bell at
AlLoona.
We need scarcely say to the historical
reader that the present, Knights Templar
pr •re their origin in regular sureession from
the year 1118 or 761 years. The present
R. E. G. Commander is the one hundred
and first who has regularly inducted into
office.
For the benefit of our citizens and as a
matter of Borough pride, we would state that
a subordinate encampment of Knights Tem
pler existed iu this place under the - first
grand encampment which was ever organ
lied in America, which organization took
place on May 12, 1797.
GRAND COUNCIL OF ROYAL, Soeea•EX
CELLExT, AND SELECT MASTERS.—The sigh•
teenth annual assembly of this grand body
hold its session in Carlisle on . the 14th - and
15th of June, 1864, eighteen councils being
represented.
The annual election of officers was held
and resulted in the selection of the following
persons :
M. P. Alfred Creigh, G. M., of -Washington
111. Comp. C. T. Knapp, D. (1. M., of Blooms
burg.
" " Isaac Whittier, T. I. G. M., of
• Pittsburg.
" IVm. Chatland, G. P. C. of W.,
of Brownsville.
" " H. Stanley Goodwin, G. Treas.
of llarriaburg.
" ", H. C. 1. L;reeelius, G. flee„ of
Reading.
" " Robt. Pitcairn, G. Lecturer, of
Altoona.
" Rev. H. M. Johnson, G. Pre.
late, of Carlisle.
" " M. Riehards Muckle, G. M., of
Philadelphia.
€‘ C. C. Mason, G. Sentinel, of
Altoona
Two new charters were granted--one for
a council at Lancaster City and another at
Easton.
This grand body also incorporated the
Super Excellent Master as a constitutional
deero.
This was one of the most important. and
interesting meetings ever held.
SOLDIERS' AID SOCIETY.—The follow
ing is the contents of box, sent by Carlisle
Soldier's Aid Society to the Soldier's Home,
Philadelphia.
LIST OP AUTICILES.
4 Pillows, 7 pairs Cotton Drawers, 20 pairs
Pillow-eases, 10 pair 3 Slippers, A. Quilts, 82
pairs Stockings, 27 Sheets, 8.8 Towsle,.l3 Diego-
-ing•gowns4B, pieces of Soap; 20 Flannel Shirts,
8 dozen Housewives, 4 Cotton Shirts, 17
Handkerehiefs,• 2 'Cotton Shirts, (uld) Lint
and Bandages, 21, pairs Flannel Drawers, Old
Linen. • 'BA valued at $4lO 90.
We take-pleasure's in acknowledging 350
yards Bandages, . 2 pounds Lint, 13 Handker
chiefs. (contributions from Mrs. Wm. B. Mul
len, Mount Holly Springs,) also 2 rolls Band•
ages, (contribution from Mrs.
Rupley.)
We rould 'Solicit further contributions of
oldliiien, muslin &c.,,from all who feel for
our brave but suffering defenders, who have
shed their blood that the nation might live.
Mrs. E. Env )
Stewardess. '
IliVanamaker a Brown,
OA KIIAL IL,
FINE ILEADY•MADE
CLOTHING,
Corner of 6th 8c -Market Streets,
Philadelphia
SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR
Cue totn Work,
No, 1 South Sth Street
Good stylee and rensnnoble prieop
DR. TOBIAS'
. _
IP' t'VE TIAN LINI IfIENT.
2:. 2'eures Cholera, when first taken, in a
i f
~ .flni hours; Pysteatery in half an hour; 'Football°
nAvo minutes. It is perfectly innocent to take inters
, ually, and ii; reconfinended by the most eminent phy.
PIiCIIII3B in the United States. Price 15 and 50 cunt,
, - Tonauunda, Pa., Aug 5, 1850.
Dr. S. I. Tobias, Now York: D:tr Sir-1 have used
your Vonitian Linlniont with great SUCeOFt4, both as an
internal in well an an external medicine. In Ca Refi or
Ititiou. Colt,. and Cholera Morbus I regard it as a FOVO.
reig' remedy. Your Venittan florae Liniment stands
unrivalled as a horse medicine amongst farriers and
boatmen on this canal. ° WM. LEWIS.,
Soul. North ltranch Canal.
Sold by all druggists. Office, 56 Cortland St., New
York.
CARLISLE PRODUCE DIARKET.
Carlisle, Juno 24,1864.
6 75
7 00
6 75
1 70
1 70
.1 41
.1 31
FLOUR (Superfine)
do. (Extra.) ..
do BYE
%SUITE WHEAT...
It ED do
RYE .
NEW CORN
OATS
BARLEY FALL...
B ARLEY SPRING.
CLOVERSEED....
TINT Y 8 KED
To the Public
T WILL g uarantee to send on the re-
Xcelpt of one dollar, by return mall. a Melly crib
°rod Photograph of any one favorite General of the
Unite.' States Army or officer of the Navy. Direct to
OffARLES D. BRAT roN & CO.
Station K. Philad,lphia Poet Office.
June 24, 18f4-3t.
Building Lot For Selo.
THE su scriber will offer at public
RAo, al the (butt House, nn SATU RD V. the 2:102
Inntant. at 2 o'clock P. M., a LOT OF Li LOON U, con
rattling 30 feet In front, more of loos, on Pomfret Pt ,
and extendin‘t in depth 24U fee% to Chnpal Alley. hey,
Inw a new two p tory FR AMR Bill I,DI n good LOU
ta.‘l3l.E. HYDRANT. he.. tholeon. Sold tnoperty In
b model' on the rna by property Or Dr. I,olllk, r. , 1.1 nn
the went by property of Abner Hoot, Torino—C.l S 1.
IIEN.I F. AT f(1 NSON.
Jung• 21,1:1.4
IFNI
Private Sale
Tlll , aniworilour firs at privn silo the fhPr,h
dr•-erlhed. lt,il I..stAte. Fit 11,10,1 In South N11,1.1;14'0
rown•hfp, or from Crai;heattrs will t
I•aportown, no tr. Cralqlion.t . , , :
1I 0 U.S EAND LO7
T 1 bon, is lie hone II stnri.cilktli. The , otrrm•
110. about l'art
orchard. Pclsolle Is lotting to Tien' Ills prop., ty rdn do
8.1 by calling on the subscriber resbli op on the permit
01 J A1;011 U I l'E.
THE OLD FLAG!
Vl,' AII PM A N PA PER FOR T 111.:
i ri.:•,,.,, ,, ,, I. ,ted 0, the vd—th,r, ~1 1,1V1 , 11,N
a 0t I , .tiNsi\ - , us, , o,ot r 0 E,OOO. 00.ith0 iu.tht , I
gw.r..0 , 40 In onr lirtve • old r ltqli - , % f ill I ft it,fiftd nn the
21 , t 1 , (.1n1y. and verily 1.11,m-after until the full re
tu: n. of lho Preqi.lnntl,ll Eke!! ,I, 4•An he 1i1y,' , ., from
th, ullict, of r La, FitSNELIS I:Eenalloa, L'h im'qu.shurg,
l'n.
run 010 Fin will rontqln Portrilts of I,lnonln.
JnhuNno and "01, F;minent men: Map: of Ilaltlet, and
Battle flul.lg. and will Ur i.re relontle.o unr o..ollenpper.
head. Until their derisive dufeat In Nctoftnflatr next.
It will z,O n neatly printed plikir oftwenty columns.
'l:ltlli.Al3-I)ASLI IN ADVAINCI:t,:
OUP Copy
10 Copies to one add..eng
20 "
3 ) o
50 "
• -
And at the gime rate cents crpy) fur any
n unit), over fifty.
&& - Let every earnest Union man at ones rnmm once
t flint, a Ilith for his immediate neighborhood, co tint
all the numbers can be secured.
xru- rho first number will contain a Portrait of Pres
ident Lincoln. and the second will contain a Portrait
of Andrew Johne.m.
Address
JONES HOUSE,
Corner of Mai ket St. & Market Sonnet.,
HARRISBURG, PA
CHAS. H. MANN, Propt'r
I=
N'OTIC'E.
No'i, Ix herel.: crlven that all /iSSOnsllll,li cif .is rr
cent hits 1.1..1 le , ie,l 4in premium n,.tes 1, 1.11;4.111g t,
Ihw Coulptny, and In litres un the nitth tht) of )13.1,11,
1'4,4
'I he nn•mbrrr of I big Compiny aro Lnr•bv reaped
fully requlre , l to ply their respr•ntlun poi ratai to tlu
'4'rencur,•r of n..id Compauv• nr hic uuth. rizod
withlu thirty Llitpi from thlg notice
Ily of t, of tho
J .11N P. I;REEN, !=ev'y.
GOOD NEWS! NEW GOODS!
PHILIP- ARNOLD
WHOLESALE AND BETAIL
4 C-T-41 Op a' JET 130 la.,
Having ju t n i !rein New Yet 1c a n d Philadelphia
un extensive assortment of
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERS;
SATTINETS,
VESTINGS,
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, &C.
Is now making daily additions to his already large
stock or
Ready Made Clothing for Men and Boys,
which for quality and price aro not equaled in this
part of the State.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER
at short notice by experienced workmen, and satisfac
tion given in all cases.
Goods by the Piece or Yard,
at the lowest rates. Also on hand a largo stock of
FURNISHING GOODS.
comprising in part Fine Linen and Travail ng Shirts,
Collars, Neckties, Cloves, hosiery, Suspenders, &a.
TRUNKS AND VALISES.
Carpet and Leather Travelling Bags of the best make.
All of,whirh he will furnish at the Lowest Rates. his
old patrons and the public awe invited to call at the
old stand, two doors North of the Carlisle Deposit
Bank.
ARNOLD. a PHILIP
Dl. 5;" 4 GrC)C.)(51.0.
SPRING. - 1864,
GREEN FlELalit SHEAFER
IN V ETE the atteutiiiii'of buyers tolbeif
new stork of Dry (Mods. It will be anni•tinriur•
passed In all those featn roe which comprise a first class
block All departmonts of our business have boon
much enlarged, especially that of
-DRESS GOODS,
which wo aro confident, is the most extensivo assort
meet ever offered in this town. We have now opon
ready for inspection all the novelties of the season, viz
Poplins, all new shades and styles. Slosanthinues
Plain and Plaids, Plaid Poplins. C 1111111193. Do Lathes
also, a beatttlful stock of ALPACCUS, at astonlablugly
low prices.
I)OMESTIICISs
Prints, illearbod Magnus, Broad Ehoolings, Flannels
Clinghatas Crocks, 'flutings, Cottottades, &c., So.
Gents' and Boys' /Wear,
Cloths, 01E611110f ea, Jeans, SuminfrCassimeres,
We would call the attention of our friends more pantie
ularly to our immense stock of Angina, Calicoes. Cot
tonadort,.pil bought last winter, befoN the late (gannet,
which` will bo told at prices that f der.o competition.—
Persons may rely on getting groat bargains lit,tho
ear° of
0/1/MIVIELD 11311BAREIL
51are1a.22,1864.. . -
IJNITERSA.E'CLOTHES.WRINGER.
No Inni:Frame,tó Briak, or'..quet; and Spoil
the ,Clothes. "
• 53,818-scriai IN 1863.
•
TT was pronounced superior to all others,.
IT
the World's Fair at, London, 7862. It took the
Nirbt Premium at the, great Fair of,the American in—
stitute, ire N. York.Olty, 1863, and, wharevor exhibited.
The only Wringer with tho Patent CO) WHEEL UE•
OULATOR, which positively prevents the rolls from
Without Cog wheels, the whole strain of forcing the
cloth' through the, Mschino is put upon the tower roll
causing three times as much strain upon the lower roll
as when Cog wheels with our Patent Regulator am
used, besides the extra strain upon .the cloth.
In Toply to the question, now Long will it Last I"
We can only say, "As long as a Wash tub, ceeiting
stove, or any other family utensil." Feo testimony
of Orange Judd, of the American Agriculturist, No.
41 Park Itow, N• Y., who says of the
UNIVETSAL CLOTHES WRINGER.
"We think the machine much more then PAYS FOR
IT SELI? EVERY .Y EA It In the saving of garment I
Wd - entlabler It Importan that the'Wring,er ho fitted
with Cogs, wiwrwise a mass or g-nrimuilg mar cl.irt the
rollers, and the rollers upon the cram k-shalt slip and
tear the clothes, or the rudder break loose the shalt.—
Our own Is one of the first made, and It Is as Gib ID aS
NEW after nearly YOUR YEARS' CONSTAMI
it ineasily and firmly secured to the tub or washlnq
autell inn, and will flit tuba of soy slue or shape. •
It will save Its cost every sis mouths In tile saving
of clothes Those with COO WIIEFLS Althl WAR
RANTED In every particular.
This means, especially, that after a few months' use
the lower roll
and tear the clothing.
ll'urnailied to fanzines. on triarfioe of expense, by
JOHN CAMI'I3I , I,I, Agent,
Rail Head 0111 cc, Carlisle.
1.0 F 0 R R 1,3 N T .—Tho' Store flown,
Rouse and te,t. well lto,own es the " White (loose
Post office," on the Walnift Bottom Road, about seven
miles west of Carlisle. Apply to
ESTATENOTIOE. --- •
L ' ettvili testamentary on the estate of Ilufns 13
Shapley, Sr., deceased, late of tho Borough of Carlisle
hare been issued by the Register of Ctunderland coon.
ty, to the subscribers. the first named living in Union.
town, Hd, and the last named in Annapolis. Md. All
persons indebted to sold estate will mote immediate
payment and those having claims will present them,
properly authenticated, for settlement to Charles Shap
ley, of Carlisle. t-H Al' LEY,
11. P. JORDAN,
Juno `.3.18C4. Exr a.
AISSOLUTI.ON OF l'A It TNER-
L . /SHIP. The m.partnershlp h,refofore existin?r, be
tween the undersigned under the name of Line, °frier
h °reason, Is thin day dissolved. The Iloelts of the
late firm aro in the hands of Jeremiah Wrier, residing
for collection.
1 10
. 1 00
0 25
2 50
All persons Indebted to the firm, and all harlwr
claims against it, are requested to cull and settle with
him at once. LINE,
lIISTORY OS TUE' PENNSYLVANIA. RESERNES.
ALIAS BARR & CO., respectfully an
rtolincealiat they have in preparation a Ilistory
or trio Pennsylvania Reserves from their organization
to the expiration of their tettn orser, ice.
Toe History will contain the nausea, of a 1 the Officers
anal Privates of the Corps—l heir peen) 'thous, casuatitiss
and.drieharges—sl , o, graphic descriptions of their catnip
life anal' their gallant achievutnents an the lawny inb
ties in which they have laiten part—all der', tad' from
official and authentic sources.
The fli t ter of the Pennsylvania lies.arves will ba. in
itna. V e . t aine of s.Ol pa Ces, oil aria size. neatlla print,ti 4 , 11
, 4 ,0 • palter, and sabssaptlatily bound in lake; c
contai Ilan; a stead eograN 1,14 LA lire lanittot eel litsy u , Id,
and one stl* lit•VOrinir ('all tan, (will•I (list I I,ll.llllolended
the liwoisalstit us the rooms) lvuoist lsosstc,so (''.r c,) end
will toe sold only lay subscription. It will he ro.oly jar
Atlszus4 next. Pri.-..-I.l.trate lhollers par cups'.
Thu l'olillsbors test wardidtrnt that, too Jost pritit•
which eclusy I's lass! Ivanian ann , r, vote, .au, tor lint
brat, null winos- ratiout suslileitoutstitic osisl
stillo.le , uti in it record,. will ..,111, l , r he II att..)
at generous ata. , o appreciative r. eeptaana
1.1.1 AS 11A LIII at l'ul.lishee..
Na.. al, La t . se ”.stirs.
A. C. IIEE.I2I.LEINut Li:, Gear. Agent,
June I,'C .I--ate
WALE. OU THE Cli)1111:ItLAND
(OUNTY Acdtlet.)l.llll(Al. S
AL /I inaL•tial.; 1, 1 LAW l.assth-siand Aff,t kaltur
al Society. held ass Lila ll 11 :.1 Mars is, Lisa I Iloa
ii4:1111,111.1.1/:
so1“-,1, I lilt thAt I.lP4.lprion:tural
,Jr 1. umb rLwd cowl() 1.
111,1:Ci••1.1.9, Thur-d.i; I” I lid
aud 1 1t h of • ,‘ 11,11 all k• , 11 ~t IZ • •••
ued inti•LellS e(i11 ill,' IL,' to a L•t•liil
nod stake H mt button to the 'c and
that 4, , ,t0, go 11. Shealfer, Lit. W. 41. lla'eLt,:,
Esq., be a Committee to make ell t,e,,,,Nary al caege
meots pr• pars tort' to the me
Resolved, That, this resoluttou puhlls',od in the
dillereut papers or the county.
D. S. CROFT, Sect'y.
May 19111-3 t
50 et
2.3 50
13 I 0
10 ,0
15 o
LIST opened at the New and Cheap
J
Sto -e of Lehileh au.] yllller. an ether large Supply
of o , pliog and Summer hoods of all the Newest and
most desirable liinde nod qualit lus Sudtabl. for the
St.asons, consisting of every variety aid dese , lption
Ladies Dress tioodn qautillas. iiummer r hawk,
I.mbroldel ice, tioomd Stilt Lo. of Newest invention.
(Double Dupes llli ptir, Spriog) Summer Italue.ral,
Soo Umbreiks, 1'11111,4.. Corvette. Notb.iiv or e very du
,riptlon Meek Cloths and holey
metes Vesting, (.3otte -silos, [leer, DrillinAsjickiligs,
Ca,ieoes llin.ha nw, N 111,411.18 121 eelts. Nankeens..lr...k.e
tdi cloths, 1% todow nhad,v It u:s,
I:lassos and all endless variety , t(LK cis t.io numerous
to mnution.
ISPCLF RE S: STONER. -
' C h.im be rxbu rg, Pa
Feelinv. very thankful to the community for their
I:ind and liberal p drone:to sa far extended to the IN iv
earno.tly a continuance of the rate..
we feel 05411,11 that WO are prepared by ollor to
the public the nowt or wplrte and tleolonlee 0.t00.s ul
Gone,: tlea, earl he tomtit in the etWIIILIN.
iiiimitair the ,t we is on thee, rrer. of t .0 pull le :Ile:u
yllrv't Iy) oppaidte trvitit:b Pre
& MILLET:,
Carlkle, May 20
OFF r V M P Cn
Nil V . 2 . 411, f
F I. It. A. 1-711111, (formerly .11Irs.
w.al;tl hir.rm 1.1, Public that she has
put the
I H07'061:211'1! I(' C.l f,
bitely owl e , l by \lr. Clunks A.
('.•lia of )13i4et
may be bud .II the different I.4)leit ul
PHOTOG RAP HS with
• A M BROT YPES,
FERROTYPES and
• DACt HER HOTYPES
To the former patrons of the Gallery, t h • 1111,10 , 111v0
meat that she has retained the se rr i ;es of Mr. Id S - 11-
NI AN, (Mr. Fry tors pa fuel pal Artist during the list
year), n ill he sutlicien t to secure a continuance of their
patronage; while an abundance of li s t,
PI.EASA NT I? 0 °NS,
very pleasantly s'inatrl. wi h her own lomer cope.
deuce and BLICCONP in !Arturo Liking, and a desire io
please, she trusts widattrait her own friend,, as well
as many Mina H who have not heretofore found their
way thither. thy sending, or leaving their orders, per
sons will be furnislied widL copies of negatives taken
by Mr. zmylor, at reduced prices.
r HE subscriber wishes to announce to
the pooplo of Carlisle and vicinity, that ho hue
opened a
FLOUR AND FEED STORE,
on the South East Corner of Main and West Streets, in
the Warehouse owned and formerly occupied by Jacob
ltheem. The b et brands of FA NItLY FLuUlt, kept
constantly on hand and delivered to any part of the
town. Having perfected arrangements with some of
the first nuns In the neighborhood, I can assure Inv
customers that they will be furulhheci with an article
of Flaur which 1 can vouch for. 1 will 'coop constantly
on hand WISED OF ALL KINDS, such as
Corn, Oats; Bran, Shorts, Potatoes, &c
The highest cash prices paid ter Grdin of all kinds
and Flour. Don't forget the old established stand.'
J EREXII All (11VIAIR.
Forwarding and° Commission House.
, ...,
.. FLOU7A. AND FEED,
COAL, PLASTER AND SALT.
r 1 t
11E subscriber huving„purchased the
(
Care fixtures, &e., belonging to th firm of Hew
el son & Reed. reapeetiully Interim the public that he
will continue the bushiest; at the 'eld Warehouse, on
the corner of West KO and College Streets, opposite
the College. Ile 'is fully prepared to do a general For
warding and Commission business. . . .
The highest market p Ice will bo paid for FLOUR,
GRAIN and PRODUCE of all kinds
FLASTER.nod SALT kept constantly on hand.
Coal of all kinds, embracing
I,IIIEN'S VALLEY,
LUR. E FIDDLER,
SUNBURY WRITE ASTI,
LOCUST 001',
LIMEDURN ER'S and BLACK:IIII'MT
Coal, constantly kept for sato, under cover, and dolly
crud to any part of the town.
A liberal share of public patronago la rotpectfully
solicited. • .IACOII SEN
Successor to Reuderson A Rood.
Carlisle, May 20,1804.
Soif-Adjusting and• Adjustable I
BREAKING OR TWISTING ON THE SHAFT
IT BA V Eli
rrmE, LABOR, CiArrll ES AND MONEY
WI LI, NOT TWIST ON THE SHAFT,
.Aprlll -.,15C4-tf.
June 10, 1864.-3 V JORNSON MOORE, Carlisle
JEREMIAH UIVLER,
JOHN ORI;AaON.
May 31,1864-61
CIRCULAR
EXCITING N'EWS.
PHOTOGRAPHIC.
Picture, taken in all kinds of weather
May :0, 1804-3 m.
Flour and Feed Store.
Carlisle, May 20, 1834
paYSICIANS will find it to their ad
itattaga to tall and pinclinsa their . Madtelnon at
RALSTON'S.
5,000-YARDS •
Good Dark Calico Just Received
• AT
GREENFIELD & SHEAFER'S,
East Main Street, South Side.
24 Door, fad Door, 2d Door.
Good Dark Prints, " 18%
Dotter, ,t• 20
Extra, 22
super Extra, do., 26
Bleached Hustles at 20. 25, 30, 35, and 40 cents.
Unbleached, from 20 to 40 cents.
Summer Pants stuffs, at last year's prices, basing
mud:lased our stock of Summer Pants stuffs last Fall
We can and sill soll them from 10 to 16 coats a yard
chospor than any house In town. RemenTher the place.
GREENFIELD a SilEaFElt,
, Opposite 11. 9. Hitter's.
New Stock of Hats and Caps
AT KELLER'S OLD ONND,
North ilanover Street.
t splendid assortment of all the new
fl_styles of Silk Moleskin, Slouch. Soft & Straw
Ittits now open rarity and home man:tincture which will
be sold at the lowest earli prices. Solthats of all qual
ities from the fittest Soarer and Nutria, to the cheap•
rat wool, and of all rutiors, unsurtrurted by any this
side Philadelphia. A large stork of
Y
S UJEIIE R ILL TS,
40_414_
t a 1', ( 7 , 110 1, r ir n ,. . ,n 1 ,, 5r f a „ 1 . 1 . , v T 4 n , ( . 1 . ia Panama, and
Also a fn.' assortment of Mtna, Boys and childrons
cape of every description and style,
'fhe subsmiber invites all to rotor, and examine his
stock. Drina. a practical li Itter, ho confident of
giving satisfaction. Thankful I:, the lihoral Thttrom
a ge h oro t o fo re bestowed he solicits a continuance of
the S . llllO. Dont f t•get the stand, two doors above
Shrinet's Hotel and next to Omuta shoe store,
.1111 I ,; A. KEI,I,IHt, Agt.
N. it. Hats of all hinds made to order at short noti,e.
U. S. 10-40 BONDS.
r f iIIIESE Bonds ire issued under the
Act of Congress of March Sit), lfiRE which providen
I tat all bonds issued motor thin act shall be EXEMPT
FROM TA X.II lON by or under any state or mudiripal
authority. Sub xript ions to these 11 aids are received'
In United States notes or notes of National Banks.—
They aro to be REDEEMeIi IN COIN, at the pleasure
of the Oovernment, at any period not. hiss than ten nor
more than fort; yearn from their date. end until their
redemption Five Per Cent interest will he paid In Coin.
on bonds of not over one hundred dollars annually and
on all other bonds semi•un canal The interest is pay
able on the first days of March and September iu each
year.
Sul.scribers will receive either Registered or Coupon
Bonds. as they may prefer. Registered bonds ere re
corded on 1110 taroks 01 the U S. Treasurer, and can be
tratistarred only on the owner's order. C upon ponds
are payable to bearer, and are mote convenient fur
commereial aloes.
Snl.seribers to this loan will have the option allay
ing their bonds draw interest tram March Ist: P by pay
itm the accrued intetest lu role—(w in United States
notes. or the notes of National Banks, adding Of y per
cant for premium,) or receive them drawing interest
from the date of subscription and deposit. As these
bonds are EXEMPT FROM MUNICIPAL OR STATE
TAXATION, their value is Inn eased from ono to three
per cent. per annum. according to the rate of tax levies
in va; ions parts of the country.
-At the present rate of premium on gold they pay
OVER BLOM` per cent interest In currency, and are of
equal convenience as a permanent or temporary In
vestment.
It is believed that no geourlties Mier so great Induce—
Inuits to lenders an the various deserlptim,s of U. S.
bonds. In all other forms of Indebtedness, the filth
or ability or private t turtles nr stock companies orsepa—
rote communities only pledged for payment, while
for the debts of the Wilted States the whole property
of th. , country is hellion to secure the payment of both
pi ineiptl mod interest in coin.
These I.onds may be subscrib•ii for in suns from $5O
lip to 11'. y nil the nolo , farms. and ore tilos
nmdr evedly available to the , noillest lender :it'll the
'fin-v Inc c.diverted into money
and the boble, oiii hove the fete fit• I
the I.lterel.t.
It Cuss ta stab• in this ronn....lian that the
total ran I .1 Deht 1.4 tlw Utnt...1..111.111..11
t•st is I.IN 1 ill 011 1112 il•y of 'llarr.ll 1,4,
VV,......y1r.,0110 intoras , on (Ili, h. r thr
11..,• et N, ill l,r ill 5 1417.12.1. tha
la ...I I w a 1.5. t .•.,.. 1 5 15510
Jur.e 3t.t11, 4. has 1.1,11 5) tar st Its • r.tte oust
annum
1 t.
111 I h.. 1..•••11 that cron,lll. , :41 1'e1,511:5`. ,
..f r.,111, , I .1, s• ;at 25• . 11>.1 t ht. wwt
..1111.• . 1 . ,..1 , 1r-r I.r 1.1 p., .
I...•ent 111.r.nur..1 111- I i 3 tlr
aulntvl r r. ipts utt I s allll , unk.
11111 , It Iti• t. , ^ll lll, 111" 0 ; , ..r :1111111 , 11
• till. \ :It •i 11 1.3",4 NCH', a; 1.11
ill, i:•sur.l rr ill' 1 7 . .“1,11 , y 111.11
1 , ,,1,11t. I 1 L . 1.• :hr, April-Ow p
ti•Olte. '1%1 . 111_ . 1 11/ .I• • th:111 •411.iokn a Sit•ek.
‘,lll I.e 1r .1 111 11,0
First National Bank of Carlisle,
I.‘ ;id ki a••t• tlop
ttni ri—i•t•ct thks .i.. 1 ihttikvt,
o f:4.f "r tht , I
1 1.1111...,) v.Ol Ittr.ii-h I.nd hi.r
111.13 aid :111 phi vs.,' I„1:1 3 to stt:,
I , I.
dotif) — NEws
W STO
E MC 1 & lIILLEIt having just
turned from Ibe city with al entire new anti
ruuyd, to to, k l'rthel;n end lhannsi in Din' GOODS-,
wiPAI t r int) nn the poi lie 1 hat they are prepared Ur
"tier on very tensc,:.able terms, n vnry desirable stock
or Goods. MI I I. ~,uth es.t corner ot the public
1111111 0 11i1111.1 oil, situ Ire lei's Stine :•tore. Thu stock
comptinje iu pat t
Ladies' Dress Goods,
1 , 1„1,111,,ck ills oil WI:11'0PS. Ina And Re
Fa Illy Piattiltod Figurod Mess t•iiks, Al
111111 tillaiiLlt•M. Plait( Plaid at nd Strlwal Sprin
lustre,. All calaes, Plaid all
t 11..1 I . ( II da ( Striped alai Plait( )11.1(alr
> 11, i finis slid Nisei De I.ai• es all rnlul.. and
izauilihtidei, Muslin do Litioes, Ulla lies,
1;11, I•nr1'; ~ Ar•, .(e•, Ar.
A I iiriolifit a -i•ei tine•d. Sprliez
IX+ li,erit itvl'•s 11-.lll' 110 of tin, 1110-6 fl. , llilJlllthie
l'i'i , lllllol.l, In the eit, Is. Ilo.1,r•d
ssirts, Hosiery soil or vier)
deserletliiii. tires• Trim:nines. Linen awl :Ilk
1 . 0.4 Cl/r,LS, Ar., Ac.
I.O,IIESTIC GOODS
,•f all I. Inds so. 11 as Illeach,•l nn.l I.lll.l,lrhed
Itlean•ln.,l ol,leaeln•d Hteetin4s, ease
'I n I 11 , •eks. Ile 1, \I hit. an.' 1 . 01, - .
Illtit Nni Lr rue. Ulan DPIIIOIIB. Klux 1•I illhh~
rip .ll'. '•lts
a'l ki .1 , .4 1.1,-n an.l •tt
L.111111.1i , :11111 rap. r Mu shut, and an end:esq sir ety 5
..11n r U ••)1.: 4 0. s A complete ass.dttnOni
,/!•///I P / ancr 11 purp. 555.
Illou;ming Gooda.
its 16 nnhnziuun. Titnitso C.ot IN and Eingl
i It h. oh 5i,,4.1 usllit Ju hslu t., Ill•„ I; rills Nnr
I hut 1., Irittlit Luxltt•s, Litt octitfil. Sec,n.
Olnglmnis, Lawns
LoOl•It l!nipe,, Crap. V1.i14
( . 111 . 11s. S:i kand liid O(uvca, Square :intl. Long 'flub,.
Shauals. ,
A/ ENS' AND Ls' 1r .1 11,
Black Clnthev, Blark and Faucy Cassituers, Vestings.
Linen and l tdt.nn Pants stuff, of all grades, can have
made at short, notice.
CA RPE tS,' CARPETS,
oil grOeS And (plan los. from the common hemp up t
the 1,0.4 qtrility Window :Amite:, Looking
UhloSell tiffil an endless Vona) , of other thoods, too
on
meruus to 111010.10 U.
N. It. 'I he atom. stork has boon selected with n great
dent of care and a ith a view of disposing of the 5111110
on tho mof rec••noahle terms Wo hope that every
person in wont apt ode wi 1 give 114 a call before mak
ing their spring purehnses, and we feel assured that
we can otter indneement. to all t hut will, giro us a
roll. and sill extend all aCCOMMOthiIIOI3I4 and enliven
loners that tan-be Offered by coy other business house
lu the county.
OW , — Du not forget the proper place on the corner
Mrreii 30, 1.004
IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY.
T - C. SAWYER, has just received
Tr y
• from the latest Spring Importations an im•
1:1101160 stuck of
DRESS GOODS,
embracing the notrest styles and fabrics ()tiered to the
trade. itlack, Figured and Plain Silks In large supply,
k. Mohair, Wool, Melo and Cotton Textures, Em
broidered and Plaid Tangarlllas, Striped and Plaid nor.
'wilds. Plain and Figured Poil lu nord, S.onogassa
Plaids, Andel .sh o t Stripes, and all other stybis.
A full line of Ilesßon's
MOURNING GOODS,
flombazlnes, Tulin Cloths. ninths Clotho, Wool de
Lanes, Cha Ws. llorott.los, Tontartlneo, Morels. Plaid
and Plain Mohair, lteroges, Lawns, Crapes, Collars,
Ilandkorehlofe, Parasols. Illoveo,
Funeral Go+ do of all klndweontdantly nn hand.
Special care given to All orders for Funeral Condo.
soattzpst ~--tt,..w.....tmottoseanwitamotrannemmostonsomensm
Call and axaneke our latest New York stylus of
SPIiINO MANTLES. all the varieties and styles of
Spring Shawls,
French. Eng , lsh and Amorlean CLOTH'S and CASSI
MIMES, (a lII'S eines tail(' maker. up gun& when do
airod) Cotton and Linen Parstins, &c.
-- C.2 1 73 .18 T S, C.l it.PE T
From the and Enterprise Mills, all
grades, Oil Clothes, Mailings, Rugs. Shades, nod every- ,
thing in the Rouse Furnizhing line. An °nom:lona: I
stook of - 1
DOMESTIC GOODS,
•
all the standard makes of Calicoes, lirown'and Bleach
ed Shmtlngs, Skirtings Tinkinge, Stripes, Cuttonatles,
a full lino of Notions,' hosiery anti Oloveu. All the
latest Improvements In Hoop ..kirto. .1' have received
the agency al Ilayou , s celehrated Kid ' , Gloves for this
place. Ladies will find a coinpiCto asyortateat.
The above floods and many others not named, with
a large Moak of OLD (100115. I offer to the trade at a
small advance on cost of production:
Feeling graceful for past patronage. I aslt a continu
ance of the same. Remember the old and well known
stand, East Main' Et., ono door below Martin's Rotel.
W. 0. SAWYER.
Carlisle, April 8, 1881.
D• •
lt. JOHN SHIFF.ERT, the celebra
ted_U./ Veterinary Surgeon, of Chambersburg
where he has been practising successfully for the last
sixteen years, respectfully Wm ma the eltisons of Car.
lisle and vicinity, that ho has permanently located In
this place, for the purpose of operating upon DISEASED
HORSES, and pledges himself to cure most diseases
that thisMoble animal Is subject to. He mires Weak
and Inflamed Eyes, if the nerve is not affected; ho con
demns cutting Hooke out of the gland of the Eye; it is
generally done by men who do not understand the
anatomy or d 'smea r orpedical tr atment of the horse,
or they would never do it. He Understands thorough
ly the treatment and cure of Bone and, Bog Spavinj
Ring Bone Curbs can bo relieved from their lameness
without blemishing the horse; Callouses, Poll Evil, Fis
tulas, Spraina, and all internal as '4EIII as external Ms.
mum, are also successfully treated. Old horses, unable
to grind their food, can have their tooth operated upon
so that they can eat equal to cote. All Maros that
cannot foal can be greatly assisted by him.
NICKING! and DOCKING, all Hernia or Ruptured
Horses can be ca tinted by him; Surgical Operations
scientifically performed by him. Farmers who cannot
leave their horses can got medicine and dbections for
using it. lie charges nothing for examining a horns,
therefore, bring on your cripples. Also the most um.
manageable,- - kickingi—balking or runaway horses and
cults, broke to Ikarnees.
Dr. SLIIFFERT has, during the last year been prim
ilpal Veterinary Surgeon in Several corrals of the army
whine he has had from 2000 to 3000 diseased and crip
pled horses a odar IF, Charg, lie wishes It understood
that within the last sixteen years moor horses have
come under ids notice that have been Injured by nd.
treatment from the halals of men 'hat have no know
ledge of either anatomy or diseases. or inedi , al treat.
mentor the Horse. A great many of these horses ho
has cured utter they hove been drugged by such mem
Carlisle, Way 20. 1804-lin
A T THE PARIS MANTILLA EM
LIVPOItIIiNI, No. WO Chestnut St., Philadelphia
NOW OPES—Paris-,Lido
Also, S PHI NO and SUMNIBk 0 -UM msTs, of our
own Manufacturo, of the Latelst, Stylus and in great
variety.
J. W. PROCTOR & Co.,
The Paris Mantilla Emporium,
92Z CHESTNUT Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
United states 5 peicent 10-40 Loan.
IWe are prepared to furnish the 10-40
United States Loan authorized by the at of
March 3d, 1004 either Registered of Coupon llood., as
parties may prefe• In denominations of $5O, $lOO, S3.A).
$l.OOO, $5,000, and $lO.OOO.
The interest on the $5O, and $lOO, Bends is payable
annually and all other tionominatines semi-annually
iu coin. The Bonds will bear date Starch lst„ 1864 and
are redeemable at the pleasure of the Government al
ter 10 years and paptltle 40 years Iron date la adn
with Interest at 5 perceut per annum
W. St BEETEM, Cashier.
Carlisle Deposit Bank, April 25th, 1804,
Manhood : how Lost, how Restored
Just published. a new edition of Dr.
Culverwoll's Celebrated Essay on the
sp a radical cure (without medicine) of
Spermatorrlicea, or seminal Weakness,
Involuntary Seminal Losses, Impotency, Mental and
Physival Incapacity, Impediments to Marriage, etc;
also, Consumption, Epilepsy, and Pita, Induced by self
indulgence or sexual extravagance.
Price, In a sealed envelope, only 6 cents.
The celebrated author in tale admlrable essay clearly
demonstrates, from a thirty years successful practice.
that the alarming consequences of PO . l abuse may be
rarllenily cured without the dangerous u e or Internal
medicine or the application of the knife—pointing out
a nosh, of cure, once simple, certain and effectual,
by means of w blob every sufferer. no matter what his
condiiimi may be, may cure himself cheaply, pi ivately
and radically.
Fills Lecture ehoutd he In the bands of every youth
Ana every man In the 1:11.1.
: 4 4.11i. Under Foal, ui 3.loittlri C•iVi.;ol , o. In UM" add reSq.
po,l. pot!. ou •reeeipt I t.lx c..nt s , er two le,et, Flamp h .
.lEltheb., the I.l.ll,iehns.
CII AS. J. C. KLINE & ,
1.27 “ewery, :New York, I'. O.
June In,
SoUTII HANOVER. STREET, CAII LISLE.
tiotit rsiLtrea, succesoor to Georg,c ,
11 . Int vi.. uotild 'lends
.1,1 pat,',i • Lro.o•rotly, !tat hu on.l• t. mai uhun
, 1., vharwler 01 tliw .1h ire Inn„, AY her.q.,l• , ru. and hill
ou hand a lat.pi as,rtmeut. of
1;11.1 NIIi
11 . 11FREVS,
•
•
hi r l, 1s as ofti,p as ncp ctber estittillshati,
it i ILI II u t
U - I"on ui y LLlAti s iol ds eill find this the place t
buy thitir.
NEW STOR.
in large and s•dt.eted, and Le In vite
a 4,11 Lelote intrelinsing elso, re r• 11ementl•or th
pin,,t. South ll:mover street. 1 reedy oppwilte the ••Ve
u ewer "Print Ing 1./111ce, [ N loter'N old tan nd, (' nrlinl
j.pril 21, 113 , 1-I—tf. 11, II A ZELTON.
Of the o!o , firm of ..hl/1/1 P. Lyne Sun,
1:1" AS just completed opcning his new
spring stuck of Hardt, re Paiute. OUP, Gh.so.
nishes. Ake., to Wllich Lei :rites the early attention
of the public generally. Ile has greatly enlarge I Ms
etlick In all
its variens brunches, and can HOW accom
modute
file
Reliable Gods,
In I:tr,To or Mn eII 1111111L'tll, at aka lowest prions. A
Ire I( lilt, his e thew Unit lie has
lily suploy t to. tletllaLLl iii this 111/11
1'.•,, ns W:l111.it ill our hae wi.l tied iL
ttwir ad,autago b. giso u, a ,•,, It 111.1 king Lhol
punhr. , •n. All orders lit I,enally :1,1 ',mutual y a
tcud,•,l Lu, aiol 1/k/ 11111.1,pit•SO. , t1ItiLl.lh
sales. L Nk IS F. I.l'N E,
G.trl Isle IS,;{
FRANK lAN
FIRE INSURANCE COMP'X
CAPITAL,
A Celt U EIS SURPLUS,
iNvEsTED vliEmiuns,
Unsettled Claims,
$5,416.
DIRECTORS.
CHARLES N. DA NCRER ISAAC LEA,
ToBIAN WAGNER, EDWARD C. DALE,
SAMUEL GRANT, GEO. FA LES.
JAColl It. SIIITII, A LFR FI'''LER,
OEO. W. RICHARDS, ERAS. W. LEWIS, D
CHARLES N. RA NCKER, Preait.
EDWARD C. DALE, Vico Preait.
JAS. W. 51cALLISTER, See. Pro. Tem.
A. L. SPONSLEII, Agt., Carlisle Pa.
Mai eh 18, 18114—Dmo.
Lk:LI/ICU S/ MILLER
THE partnership heretofore existing
between Charles L. Halbert and Crawford Fleet•
ing, has been dtssolved by mutual consent. 'rho books
and accounts are in the bands of Mr, Halbert. who
earnestly requests all parties t eying accounts with the
late firm to call and settle thorn. William halbert. jr.
having entered Into partnership with his brother
Chalon b. halbert, the bush - ides will heroeforth be
conducted under the style of halbert & Brother.
The new nom would respectfully _CAA attention to
their stock of
New and Fresh Groceries. .
Their stock is large and selected with the greatest care
and will bo sold at the lowest prices for cash. It con
slats in part of tine old tiovertunent Java COFFEE
Primo Rio to , Prime Rio lioailted.
SY!. UPS.—New 'York, Beslou;and Philadelphia Sy
raps, of the very best qualities,
BROWN SUGARS.—The best the market affords.
Loverlug's bast Crushed, Sand, and Pulverized tiugers
Also, his A. IL and C. Sugars, which cannot he sur—
passed.
Rice. Corn Starch. P. mina, Dandeline Coffee, Essence
of Coffee, Concentrated Lye, Seep, Candles, An.
ty CHINA, GLASS, AND ty
QUEENSWARE.
A large and well selected stock of the vary latest pat—
terns and styies, lower than over in price, and better
In quality, than was ever offered before In Car
Call and see. Wooden and Willow Ware, such its Tubs
puckers, and Churns, Ibmoc•ts of every description;
Childron's CARRIAGES, Stoneware, Cream Pots, Ilut—
ter Jare. Preserve Jars. ,rugs, all sizes.
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PISA-.—No. 1, 2 and 3 Naolcoral. No.
1 :%.I.IISS SIIAD No.l Herring.
A large quantity II the celebrated Excelsior HAMS.
• SALT by the Sack, Dairy and (1. A. Salt.
The iubscribers renrawtfully ask the patronage of
their friends and the public generally, and Invite them
to call and examine their new stock, at the old deed,
corner Of Hanover and Loather Streets.
lIALRLIRT k nnoivint.
Carlisle, April 22;18(117
A YER'S, FAMILY •• M E DICIN ES,
LT RALSTON'S
Veterinary • Surgery.
TO FARMERS AND HORSE DEALERS
MANTILLAS and CLOAKS
WINES _AND LIQUORS.
WINES .IND LIQUORS,
Both in regard to quality and in ice
I iti A R w-A
LTWIS F. LY NE,
CLI A aTER 1329. PERP ETU A L
PHILADELPHIA.
ASS k'l'S
ON JAN UARY 1, 1864,
.8 2 45 7 , 4 9 95 .
LOSS PAID SINCE 1525,
85,000,000.
PERPETUAL AND TEMPORARY POLICIES ON
LIBERAL. TERMS.
DISSOLUTION.
FASTATE NOTICE.
etters tostsmen tory on the estate of Conrad
Weal's% late of lonroe township. dec'd., hate been
issued to the subsci lb by the Register of Cumberland
county. rbeiding to the same township. All persona
indebted to said estate will matte Immediate payment.
and those having claims will present them prepay
authenticated fur settlement to
DAVID WESTFALL. We:
June 3, 1864—Ct* •
EASTATE NOTICE.
Letters of Adminlstratitm on the estate of Wm.
. Vil llama, late of the Borough of Carlisle, deceased,
have been issued by the Register of Cumberland conti•
ty, to the subscriber living in Carlisle. All peraond
indebted to said estate will make Immedlate.paymenti
and those having claims will present them for settle.
meet. A. L. 8P0.7131,8R, dam's.
Juno 10, 1804-0 t
F OR RENT.
A desirable residence In Hanover Strapt,Cerll4.
near the Second t'resbytorlan Church. Apply to Wit.
11. Miller.
May 27, 1804—tf
A WORD TO THE WISE
A_All persona who sire by lnw required to take oel
License. ere requented to take out the same on or be.
fore the first day of July, and nave costs.
11. S. RITTER, Co. Troas'i„
Carlisle, Juno 10, 1064-3 t
NOTION TO THE PUBLIC..,
Whereas Mar..taret Mlller has assumed my Immo.
and Halm, to he legally married to ma, and is passing
as my wife, now I do hw•rehy Infolin the publie.that
is not my wife, and that I was never married to
her.
CHARLES 31cDON01:1011
Carlisle, Juno 10, 1804-3 t
-ESTATE NOTICE.
_,/ Letters of, Adtninlstratlon nn the estate of Sam
uel A. Haverstieg dee'''. latent the Borough of Carlisle
hsvp been issued by the llogicter to the undersigned,
reciting in salt Borough All persona ha' ing claims
against the said estate will present thorn for settles.
mont and those indetted will make immodiat payment
to 11 EN 111 ETTA 11A VERSTICK,
Adnirix of Samuel A. Haverstlek
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June 10, 18C4
Buggy for Sale.
A .
FIRST RATE Buzgy, nevv . lydon4i
lip, for snlo Enquire of W. C. firriwyer, one door
below Martin's Hotel.
I have just received a large addition of nose anti
seasonable Co , do. Also, a splendid line of Bilk' Mas
tics, Coats and Basques, triim New York. Bradley's
Duplex Lliptleal all kinds and colors. New
Spring Cloths and Cusgiroeres, Carpets, 011 Cloths, Mai•
tines. As. Additions of new good. constantly recAll4l4.
May 13. W. 0. 5A1VY1.111....
WEAVER Si. BRICKER.
THE subscribers would respectfully
announce to the public, that having purchased
Car['ale Forge, formerly owned by Mr. J. Goodyear,
we have commenced the manufacture and will ko.p
constantly on hand all sizes of the beet quality of
BAR IRON,
We will give prompt attentila to all orders, whether
from a distance or at home.
The highest Cash prices paid for old wrought Troia
se it A PS, delivered at the Forge, at the Railroad bridges
In Carlini,
Carlisle, May 13, 1804—ly
THE ‘i CARLISLE PALACE OF ART j "
By J. C, Lesher,
[S now open for the accommodation of .
the public for the pncnr,ae of making P OT6-,
t,ti I• 116 end A Millt(rl 1111,6, which will ho done in a
ry superior manner by his pccul ally arranged sky
o high means and the cheruiral Influence
le w cl lake ph•tures lo cloudy. weather equal to clear.
is harp, a c in-cl,raLt• aml h , . a ii -ta thO'.public pa
iren.g.;••. Dop ientos of thinu,rt eot, pro, Ambrotypea
Phot,graphs, of dece.se per,,uns, mode of lucre/L
-.,' or deer.,,lstfd proporLions. ••
g oil Hanover :3t. in z ua's Buildlng t Op•
p.... 11 ., rho Let Ilto.e.
Lou hs:o, A or II _9, 1"..1 4 —fm
T Cheap Cash Store for hi
tiar,valied ;Lock of he pc: , Mig. Just returned
liew the dry Heide NI rib a lar_e t Wek of magnificent
'DRESS GOODS,
,I; the new st) les. Silk and,Cloth MANTLES, Black
1... than city in lees. ille,ant plain and lligurxt
. .4-71?71V+:4=17,=3:Eal5ZZ=9:EM.
lIIOiJRIVING. GOODS,
thmbnzi,,e,, \VooI du Lai nes. Bare4es, Cirepe Moretti,
l.aUl 113 ma lays, Black nud W hito tiartige and
Crape 3 lorett 'fur: on Cloth, Mourning Sate
teen, nape Collars, ,hr.
Ladles Cloths for Cloaks, very cheap. CLOTHS and
CASSIM ERI,6. Muslins, Calicoes, (I Inghams.
Plirch!isels are requested to eall and examine thle
stoek of Gonda. Our motto is, - short protta and quick
saes" for the cash.
New hoods receiving almost daily at the cheap Mors
West Mslu street, nearly °irk° the Depot.
May 13. C. OGILDY, 'I rus.
A Joint Resolution proposing certain
Amendments to the Constitution.
E it resolved by the Senate and house
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of Ilepresentatives of the Commonwealth of Penn
ivania in tieueral Assembly met, That the billowing
:imentititents be proposed to the Constitution of the
Odomm: wealth, in seeordauee nith the provision, of
the tenth at tie;e ther. of:
hey stir II Lu an additional Feetion to the third ar
tirh Y the ihostitution, to be designated as section
on, an IllUni n:
1.: , 1 4. Whenever any of the qualified electors
of thin Commonwealth shall be in any actual military
seri we, under a requinition from the l'iesident 01 the
United -Sliates or by the authority of this Common
wealth, curia electors may exurchat the right of put:Frage
in nil olectioun by the citizens, under nuch regulations
as are. ur shall be, prescribed by law, an fully as If they
we-e present at their usual place al election."
St., inn 2 'Mere shall be two atblitional sections to
the ales anti. article ol the toustitution, to be desig
t etas sect lobs eight, /o , li Ii ne, an follows:
=
••ri erlB a Nu LIII rthatl be pasaeti by the Lealsia•
tur,, yam taieluq nunv than lite subject, mhieh shall be
I arty express:Ll In th,t Lilly, except appropriation
bills "
tzt crinN A. No till shall be passo4l by the Legislature
.4r:toting troy po‘, era, Cr 'oohing:Ps, in any ease, where
tlm 1111 boo Ity to grant each powers, or privileges, has
bvon, or may hereafter be, ,eferred up. II the cow La
of thls Cuurn nlyv..alth." LIEN It YC. JOHNSON. 6.1
4eakor of the liouce of Representatives. ,
JoIIN P. PENNEY, ,
E.pottker of tho Sonata
Office of fific Secrttary 01 the Conintontvealth,
or, Harrisburg April 23, 1801.
$ 00 n lo
:a 10w
PENNSYLVANIA. 88: •
1 do herebligiirtify that the foregoing is a full. true
.md correct iltAir Of the orir,inal Joint Resolution of
the tieuer,l Assembly, entitled "A Joint hest:4llnm'
proposing certain Antetniments of the Constitution,"
na the came renting on file in this onkel.
1,u8,,,_,s
Incorn,4 fnr 1564
30U,000.
/N Tretimoxv whereof, I have hereunto net
Sto A L ."13'1111.1 and caused the veal of the Seere•
,tary o to be affixed, the day and year
above written. ELI SLIFER,
The shave itecolution having been agreed to by a
nuo , , by of the members of each ilouse, at two NUCCCGS-
I,SA , no of the tieneral Assembly of this Common.
enith, the proposed amendments will be Submitted to
the people, fin !heir adoption or rejection, on the FIRST
TUCSDAY Op AUGUST, in the tear of our Lord one thou".
and eight hundred and sixty four, In accordance - wh ip .
the provisions of the tenth article 4,f the Constitution.
and the act entitled "An Act preset thing the timii and
manner of submitting to the poop .3. for I heir upprovit
and ratification or rejection, the proposed amondtoontif
to the Constitution," approved the the twenty third
day of April, ono thousand eight hundred and siztj.
four. ELI SLIFER.
A pril 29, 1864.-tl
10-40 LOAN
OF THE UNITED STATES,
First National Bank of Carlisle.
'I 1 11 IS Bank designated as, ti depositary
and Financial agent of the llnited State has been
appointed to receive sub:criptions on account of the
United,States Loan author Iced by act of March 3, 1864.
These. Bonds aro redeemable at the pleasure of the
Government after ten yearn, and pay able forty years
from date in coin, with interest at a per cent. per an."
num in coin, and are free from all taxation.
Subscribern n ill rot sire trifle, Registered or Conpeti
Ronde. as they may prefer.
Registered 110100 will be !mind of the' &moraine.
lions of $5O, $100;$f $1 ,000; $5.00 and $lO,OOO and
C u pon Bonds of iho denominations of $OO, $lOO, $5OO
and sl,ot.e. .
The interest of the $OO and $lOO Bonds is payable
annually. on all other denominations semi annually
Subscribers are entitled to interest fiom the date of
their deposits with the Bank - and Bonds wilt he dolly
erPd free of charge..:Tbe amount of subscription may
be dep• sited in U. t notes or National Bank notes; It
Is optional with subscribers to pay the accruedinterest
from date oilloods (Ranch Ist,- 1004,) or to receive
bonds drawing interest from the date of the subserip-
Lion and deposits. If the latter dm preferred, the date
from which iutereet will accrue if coupon bonds, will
be stamped upon the firht vaupon falling duo thereafter,
and it registered bonds, such date will be written in'
the body .of tho bond.
J. O.II . IOFMR, Cashier.
TTENRY
No. 520, it.relt St.,
April 13,1864
PHILADELPHIA. .', ....,.. "
'MANUFACTURER & DEA: gnaw' . .. •
WATCIIES, I:INF:JEWELRY, -- ._
sout sltvE t
avAmE, t _
A‘o •
,Roger's buperio i E ate Ware;
Zip All kluds of SILVEIVA
, .
satule,rni Os prioW.
tees. WATCH Repalrbt carefully carefullm:4:-
April 14186,1,—/Imp.
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CARLISLE FORGE.
NEW FIRM
EI,EMM=M
GREAT RUSH
Eeerutary cl Elio Counnoil wealth
Secretary of the Commonwealth
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