Carlisle herald. (Carlisle, Pa.) 1845-1881, August 19, 1864, Image 4

PICTURE. OF A BATTLE-FIELD.
.
Ono 'Of our oirhango Mere gives the for
rowing graphic battle-1161d: .
"Stand initnagituitioti,-fin some position
of (air Southern country, where earth and
sky blend together in light and harmony,
whore the ate is rich with fragrance, and soft
with"the song of birds, when suddenly there
arises the sound , of fiercer music and the
measured tramp of thousands—eager squad
rons shako the earth with thunder, and files
of bristling steel kindle in the sun—and now,
face to, face, rank to rank, shoulder to shoul
der, are arrayed men whom , God has made
in the same likeness, whose natures he has
touched with the seine impress—the same
heart that beets alike in all. In the momen
tary hush, just previous to the charge, rises
before them memories of home—voices of
children, perhaps prattle in their ears, mem
ories of secret affection stir amongst their
silent prayersbut it is but a moment, when
all these affinities are swept away, trampled
under foot by the shock and the shouting.
Confusion then rends the air, the simmering
bomb ploughs up the earth, the steel bites to
the bone, the iron hail cuts the quivering
flesh, the cannon-shot crushes through serri
ed ranks, and, in cloud of smoke that hides
both earth and heaven, the desperate strug
gle goes on. The'day wanes and the con
flict ceases. On one side there is victory, on
the other defeat; the halls of the triumphant
city are lighted with jubilee—the tide of ac
clamation rolls along her streets—the organ
heaves from its groaning breast the peals of
thanksgiving—but under all this tumultuous
joy there aro bleeding bosoms and inconso
lable tears, and whether in defeated or vic
torious lands, there is a wail of orphanage
and widowhood, a chill of woo and death,
that is broadcast throughout the land. The
meek moon comes out and breaks the dissi
pating veil of the conflict, and rolls its calm
splendor above the dead. Bee how the fierce
ness of man's passion, the folly of his wick
edness, displayed in those., pools of clotted
"blood—that festering heap of slain. Nature
never made such horrors! Amd when those
fattening bones shall have long mouldered
into dust, she will spread out lUxuriant har
vests to hide them forever from the sight.
Teutonic Cuteness
Three ragged, wretched topers stood shiv
ering upon a street corner. They had not a
cent between them, and neither had drank a
drop within an hour. They debated the
deeply interesting question—how to obtain
the ne4.t glass; after many impracticable
suggestions, one of the party.said:—
"I have an idea! We'll all go into the
next shop and..drink."
"Drink?" replied his companions, "that's
easily said ; but who's to pay?"
"Nobody. Do as I toll you. I'll take
the responsibility."
Following the speaker's directions, his two
companions entered an adjoining saloon and
called for whiskey skins. The place was
kept by a Dutchman. After ho had waited
on his customers, and while they were en
joying their orthodox beverage at the coun
ter in walked toper No. 1.
"How are ye ?" said he to the Dutchman.
"How ye do?" said the Dutchman.
Toper No. 1 glanced suspiciously at topers
Nos. 2 and 3, and beckoning the proprietor
aside, asked mysteriously :
"Do you know these men
The Dutchman started.
" I
know no more its dat dev callyd fur de
whiskey skins."
"Don't take no money of them," whisper
ed No. 1.
"Sir? I not take any money for the Ivhk
key skins r asked the astonished landlord.
"No; they are informers."
""ley! informers?"
"Yes, they buy liquor of you so as to in-
form on you."
"Ah! I understand," said the Dutchman.
•'Dey not catch me. Tank you, sir. You
take someting ?"
"I don't object, - said toper No. I, and he
took a swig with his companions..
"What's to pay?" said toper No. 2 put
ting his hand into his empty pocket.
"Noting," said the- Dutchman. -"Me no
sell liquor, me keeps it for my felons."
And having smiled the supposed inform
ers out of the door, he manifested his grati
tude by generously inviting the supposed
anti-informer to take a second glass. Of
course toper No. 1 did not decline the invi
tation.
The Crops
The Philadelphia Ledger of Wednesday
expresses the following opinion concerning
the crops:
With the devastation committed by war
on the one hand, the large withdrawal of la
bor from agriculture to supply the army, and
the amount consumed by that army on the
other, the prospects of the crops becomes One
which deeply interests the whole people.—
From the best means of information supplied
to the Agricultural Bureau at Washington,
the crops this year will not be equal to tho
yield for several years past. In addition to
the causes which have made so much labor
not only unproductive but largely consumt
ing, the hard winter and the summer drough
have told against large crops. The deficien,
cy in wheat, it is estimated, will be about
thirty per cent. The corn crop will be bet
ter. Oats will yield a full crop. The hay
crop in the middle - and eastern States will be
light, notwithstanding the fair promises in
May last; what there is is excellent. The
Chinese sugar cane in the West will be a
very large yield. Potatoes have grown well.
Taking the country generally the crops,
frompresent appearances, will not be up to
an average yield, which is, however; usually
more sufficient for the wants of the country;
there will, however, be but little for expor
tation., In Europe the crops are said not to
be SO favorable as in this country, which is
bad prospear for 'that country with the
threatenings of a general war.
GOLD AND CONFEDERATE CURRENCY.-
A correspondent with the army writes as
# follows: "Some time ago the 45th Pennsyl
vania Regiment fOund a pot of silver and
gold, amounting to ton thousand dollars in
all. Many of the Union soldiers bought a
portion of it at a slight premium. During
some of the forbidden interviews which of
ten occur between the pickets of the two hos
tile armies, the Federals would show a hand-
Sul of silver and gold to the rebels, with--
'Do you' fellows got paid off with these little
fellows I' We do. We just got paid four
months' pay.' The story spread like fire
among the ponfederates ; they were, wild for
buying golffand silver.; $lO, ..$l5, $2O, $25
-.and even $BO in Confoderate currency, was
offorcd for . onn.dolt4or, , g4;d4 put* Union
. soldiers worthless rags
of On Conreffo,o4„4..",lccsfois , . Triinscrtpt.
ger The use Of tealuis:coatributed more
to the sobriety of ; thithinese that the sever
est laivs, the fuo,st'ela r grient, - discources, or the
hest treatises, on Moialfly. Tea is so little
dranli in derrhany, that it acts, ihemedicine
*hen 'taken by a natiio; and persons dceliiio
a good cup of bohea with, (No I ihanli'youl .
iplita well at prennt.)
tvccrprouivii. • tlxoasanctil rod
'!#t9utiaii4El , of homes, :tho ehombers of
which are ,
made antic or .oheerless for lick of
the “sritellk siidet • tamirtesies" of life, so cheap
: even, 89 . .,iriagleilin their effect. •
Josh Billings' Xartitil Dictionary.
‘"Ouluse the dogs ov ware—but muzzle
the darned' critters; if you don't, Home
body,will
git
"War ov Exterminashun"—this froze
belongs holey to the Kommissary Depart
ment.
"Advance Gard"—this is a gard that
we hay lu hay in our armee to keep fel
lers from pitchin' in to the enema furnt
wards. •
"Rere Gard"—this is a gard that hay
to keep our fellers, when they are sur
rounded, frumpitchin' in the enernalaek
wards. •
"Awl quiet on the Potennuck"—this
shows what perfect subjeckshun our fel
lers air under.
"A suckc'essful rade"—cutting oph a
turnpike within the enema's lines, and
bringin' in a blind mule and 2 niggers
to board.
"Reserved Korps"—this, i take it,
means our ophicers who die at tavern
stands, and are stuffed and cent home to
berry.
"Bate of supplize"—UnLie Samuel's
pocket-book.
"Picketts"—these are surplus chaps
who ore cent out to borry tubacker, and
to see if the kussed Rebels have got eny
pass.
"An Armistice—giving the enema
two chances to git linked instead ov one.
"Military Stratergee—trying to reduce
a swamp by ketchin' the bilyous fever out
ov it.
"Rekrutin' Ophisars"—individuala
who are cent into the rural destricks, on
a furlong to rekrute—themselfs.
"Armee Rashuns"—back pay'and pre
served beef.
"Quartering on the enema"—this phrazo
is defunktei, because it is contraree 'to
Hoyle.
"War Hoops"—jist the thing for a hot
da ; the injuns used to them.
"Corte Marshall"—whore tha tri the
misdemeners out ov an ophiser, BO that
he'll do to promoat.
"Parallel lines"—are them kind o'lines
that never oum tugether.
"Militara necessita"—ten ophisars and
a gallon of wbiski to every three privates.
AltEir The Nei* York 11 - oild publishes
the following facts, furnished by its
Washington correspondent. They are
based on accounts from rebel sources.—
He says :
The fortitude with which the rebels
have borne their severe losses in the .
past two months seems to be giving a
way. A wail reaches here from Rich
mond. telling of agony and distress in that
capital, taxing bunion endurance to its nt
most. From an active sympathinr with
the rebels--one who is in -their conli
denceit is learned that the distress in
and around Richmond cannot be expressed
or imagined. The forced marches to de
fend important points against our cavalry
have used up a large number of wen.—
Diseases of various sorts prevail to a fear
ful extent. It is estimated that General
Lee has between forty and fifty thousand
sick and wounded on his hands, whom
he finds it impossible to remove beyond
the scene of actual conflict. Besides this
there is a large population of non-com
batants to be provided for. It is esti,
mated that Lee has a population of two
hundred thousand dependant on him for
food, and the secesh fear that if Grant
keeps the railroads cut, while the com
mon roads were impaired by heavy rain,
starvation would be added to the other
calamities of the beleagured cities.
THE BEST _Coop.-- Dr. Hall recently show
ed that beans, dour, corn meal, butter and
rice, contain more than twice the nutriment
of any animal food, and are digested in onr
half the time ; 2J cents worth of dour, at 8
cents per pound, contain., 11H ranch nourish
ment as 52,25 worth of roast beef at 25 cents
per pound ; .ffid that a pint of white beans
costings 7 cents, has the same amount of nu
triment as I pounds of beef at 25 cents per
pound. Cabbages boiled have only seven
per cent. of nutriment. Turnips but four
per cent ; potatoes only thirteen per cent ;
cucumbers but two per cent., and all are
therefore very dear lit present prices.
Viir According to the London Spectator,
which devotes an elaborate article to the sub
ject, the available fighting strength of Eng
land is small. Nominally, there are 84,000
regular troops, 102,000 militia and 100,000
volunteers, but really not more than 60,000
are available fur foreign service, and of these
but 20,000 would be troops of the line.
AMES A. DUNBAR, Attorney at
Law, Carlisle, Pa. Office on the south side of the
ourt House, adjoining the "American Printing Office."
July 1, 18111-Iy.
WEAKLEY, Attorney at Law,
Mace on south Hanover street, adjoining the
Mike ofJ udge tiraham. ,All professional bush:nm en
trusted to tdru will bo promptly attended to.
July 1,,,1804.
QAIVIVEL 11E t'BURN, Jr., Attorney
Kjat Law. Office with lion. Samuel Hepburn, Main
L. Carlisle Pa,
July 1, 1864.
ItUFUS E. SHAPLEY, Attorney at
Law, Carlisle Pa. Attends to securing and col
lecting So:diers' Pay. Bounties. and Pensions. Mice
on South - Hanover Street, opposite Bentes Store.
July 1, 1864.
LAW CARD.-CEIARLES E. MA
-I_4OLA UGRIAN, Attorney at Law, Office In Inholr's
building, just opposite the Market house.
July 1, 1804-Iy.
P. HUMERICII, Attorney at Law
J. Office on North Hanover street, a few doors
north of 0111'e hotel. All busluces entruetud to hlm
will be promptly attended to.
July 1, 18114.
Dr. I. C. LOOMIS
Pomfret Street few doom W AVI
below South Hanover et
July 1, 1864.
OS.EPII RITNER, Jr., Attorney at
Law and Surveyor, Mechanicsburg, Pa. Office on
I ail Road Street, two doors north of the Bank.
T
13€9..Business promptly attended to.
July 1, 1804..
GEO. W. NEIDIOLI, D. D. S.—
Lato Demonstrator or Operative Dentistry of the
L'aetntreurgcr°,"°ge
of
„o r Ofileo at bin residence
opposite Marlon Ilan, West Main eared, Carlisle, PA..
July t, 1864.
';,TIT.t. GEORGE S. SEA
zifftIGEIT, Dentist, from the Blatt
-4441•46. more Collage of Dental Surgery.
ig..oMee nt tho residence of his mother, Beet
houther street, three doors below Bedford.
• July 1,1884.'
H. COOK,
HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, • •
Si.trgeon Accouchour •
trk
.I.OE at his -residence in Pitt
strolit" tho MallocUst Oliurel)
July 1, /NC, ;' • • .
beIIMAN',B - - i'IIOtOGRA4IIIO
T a
den street, bppositti the Ns locial•Baak, lu Mu. Nefes
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER
Aro Iron Frame to `Break Rust, and fSpoi
thO Clothes. '
58,818 SOLD IN 1863:
TT was pronounced superior to all others
IT
the World's Fair at London, lfitt. It took the
Firat premium at the great Fiir of the American In—
stitute, in N. York City, Iso3, and whereyer exhibited.
eolf•Adjusting and Adjustable!
Tho only Wringer with the Patent COO WHEEL RE
puLATon, which positively prevents the rolls from
BREAKING OR TWISTING ON TILE SHAFT
Without, Cog wheels, the whole strain of forcing the
clbth through the Machine Is put upon the tower roll
causing throe times as much strain upon the lower roll
no when Cog wheels with our Patent Regulator are
used, besides the extra strain upon khe cloth.
In reply to the question, "flow Long will it Lastl"
wo can only say, "As long as a wash tub, cooking
nlovo, or any othorefamily utensil." Sao testimedy
of Orange Judd; of the American Agriculturist, lib.
41 Park Row, N• Y., who says of the
UNIVETSAL CLOTHES WRINGER
" Wu think the machine much more than PAYS FOR
IT SELF EVERY YEAR In the saving of garment I
Wo consider it Importan. that the Wringer be fitted
with Cogs, othorwiso a mass of garments may clog the
rollers, and the rollers upon the cranlc.shatt slip and
tear tho clothes, qr the rudder tweet; loose the sltrtft.—
Our own Is one of the first made, end It Is ati 000 D AS
NEW after nearly FOUR YEARS' UONSTANMUSE.".
FEE=
TIME, LABOR, CLOTHES AND MONEY.
It Is easily and firmly 'moored, to the tub or washing
machine, nod will flit tube of any size or shape.
•• •
It will save Its cost every six months In the saving
of clothes Those with COO WHEELS ARE WAR
RANTED In every particular.
This Insane, especially, that after a few [lentils' use
the lower roll
WILL NOT TWIST ON THE SHAFT,
and tear the clothing.
burnished to families, ou trial, free of expense, by
JOHN CA MPBEI.I. Agent,
hall Road Moe, Carlisle.
April 11, 1664-Lf.
EXCITING NEWS.
JUST opened at the New and Cheap
Store of Leidich and Miller, another large Supply
of Spring and Summer Goode of all the Newest and
most desirable kinds and qualities Suitable for the
Seasons, consisting of every variety and description of
Ladies Dress Goods Silks, Mantillas, Summer Shawls,
Embroideries, Iltmped Skirts, of Newest invention,
(Double Duplex lillptie Spring) Summer Balmorals.
Sun Umbrellas, Parasols Corsetts. Notions of every de
scription Black Clothe and Casaimers, Fancy Cant
mores. Postings, Cottonades, Linor:;' Drillings, Ticking',
Calicoes Gingham", Muslin. Checks, Nankeens, &c., &c
Carpets, Oil cloths, Window Shades. Itugs, Looking
Glasses, and an endless variety "(Geed' too numerous
to mention.
Feeling very thankful to the community for their
kind and liberal patronage so far extended to the (New
Firm.) wo earnestly Solicit a continuance of the Same.
es we feel assured that we are fully prepared to offer to
the publie,the most complete and desirable Stock of
Goods that can be found In. the Country. Please re
member the Store is on the corner, of the public Square
(directly) opposite Irvine's BhoeS-tore.
LIIIDICII & MILLER,
Carlisle, May 20 1504,
1:1 0 3r3r 4Groc)ol.ls.
SPRING, • 1804,
GREENFIELD & SHEAFER
iN VITE the attention of' buyers to their
I . new stock of Dry Goods. It will be found unsur
passed In all those features which comprise a first class
Stock All departmetits of our busluurs have been
much enlarged, especially that of
DRESS GOODS,
which we are confident, 18 the most extensive assort
ment ever offered In this town. We have now open
ready for inspection all the novelties of the season, vie
Poplins, all new shades and styles. Mozainbigues
Plain and Pinids, Plaid Poplins. ChsHies. De Leine
also, a le autiful stock of ALPACCAS, at astonishingly
low prices.
I)OMESTICS.
Prints, Bleached Ninslins. Broad Shootings, Flannel
li Inglinms Coa,ks, Cottonadett, hc., Sce.
Gents' and Boys' Wear,
Clothe, earkdmeres, .leans. Summer eassimeres, Arr.—
We would call the attention of Our friends Mon' pat t itV
Wady to our Immense stovls. of Muslinn, Calletms. Cort•
tonadrs, all bought last winter, before the late advance
whirli will be Fold at prices that defy competition
Porsons may rely on getting great bargains at the
stole of
GR ENFIELD& SHEAFEIt
=8
Ncai s ~r 0,11111111; nur stool: will
1.1,140 17, irt:ti. wl , Store is 11, ZOIC ,
1.11. t
k b.
BOOTS AND S.l WES.
'l' tl ii =tore of' John Irvine, on th -
LA_N. li eormor pnblie olu.trn. I, the plan „ to
parelmse flottiß ,lnotot Hatt. and lap;, at prleet, that
defy tttopetltlon,
Ile h., yust retorned from the East with the largest
and Ino , t atottplete tntent of Itoote. flats ,tt
Cep, that'll, has ever pret.anteol to this c ommunity,
nd . ..Mal hetS determined to sell at the Ina est pos
sible prices. Ills ,toolt. embtaces everything in hie.
line 01 bi slneso. rm II Ito
MEN'S & BOYS' FINE CALF BOOTS,
Kip 'Boots, C 401,111,1 Patent lii•nther Calf
ud pati•iit timitess, Calf ullitiors, Calf and
Kip lirogitur,
I, A DIE S' 1Y E It,
Fine Frani+ eel hinali•-li Lasting Haltom
and Kill Fins Kid slippers, Fancy Slippars,lllor
meal, and Kid Buskins, &e.,
. .
, .
MIS IS A NI) WItAR of all deserin
lions ombrz o fine Lasting liaiters, MIlfrOc•I•il nod
Lasting Button R.mte. Morroceo Lace Loos of all Mudd
fancy shoes of vat it,. ti Ins
I S. Sill., rasghnere. Fur and Wool Hat,
of all qualities and stylo6, a largo assortment of
STRAW HATS
Boots and Shoes made to order oh the shortn.t. riot lca
Repairing ppounn,ly Who,. Confident °ibis ability to
please ill emi es of customers, he respectfully Jul Res
the public to give 1,1111 a call.
C,:- . S..ltenember the place, N. E. corner of the l'ubllc
Square.
- JOIIN 1111'1N11.
July 1, 181,4.
NEW GOODS! !
NOW offering an immense variety of
ChuTIIS,
CASS! 31 ERRS,
VESTING S,
COTTON GOODS be.
For Bien and Boys' Wear,
In a larger variety, than can be fouud in any ostair
lishment In this place, and at so low prices as can be
sold ally where, to suit taste and pocket. We menu
fact uro the above goods.to order, In the latest styles,
or sell per yard. Customers wishing to have the goods
bought of us, cut, can be accommodated, free of charge.
An early inspection of our goods and prices, respect.
fully Bonded.
ISAAC LIVINOSTON,
North limonite! . Street Clothing Emporium.
July 1, 1803.
Carpetings and 011 Cloths.
NOW receiving at Ogilby'e cheap cash
Store, a lot of Ingrain, Venetian, Hemp, Rag,
and Stair
CARPETS...
Also, Floor OIL CLOTH'S all widths, which will be
-old for the cash at the lowest rates.
CHAS. COILS Y, Trusteo.
March 4, IVA
VEW GOODS
Every doHcription and quality of Groceries,
Qteenserare, hardware, Pickets, Sauce, Fine Liquors,
Tobacco, Sollars, l'ipes, Frekh Fruits and vegetables in
Cans, Oysters do. Spires, Wood and Willow ware, all
kinds and of the best quality and to be sold at the
lowest prlces.for cash by
Wll. BENTZ.
Tu'y 1, 1864.
CARLISLE FORGE.
NEW FIRM'
WEAVER & BRICKER.
ry HE subscribers would respectfully
announce to the public, that having purchased
t to Carlisle Forge, formerly owued by Mr. J. Goodyear,
we have commenced the manufacture and will keep
constantly on baud all sizes of the best quality of
BAR IRON.
Wo will give prompt attention to all orders, whether
from a distance or at home.
The highest Cash prices paid for old wrought Iron
SCRAPS, delivered at the Forgo, at the Railroad bridge,
In Carlisle. WEAVER .4 BRICKER.
Carlisle, May 13, 1801--ly
New Stock of Hats and Caps
AT KELLER'S OLD STAND,
- North 4 llanover Sired.
iessplendid assortment of all the new
- style!' of Silk idolositip, Slouch. Soft dr Straw
le now open of city and home manalacturo which will
be sold at the lowest ea ph prices. Bolt hats of all goal.
'ties from the finest Beaver and Nutria, to the cheap.
est wool, and of all colors, unsurpassed by any this
side Philadelphia. A large stock of
SUMNER HATS,
Palm, Leghorn, Braid, India Panama, and
Straw. Ohildrens fancy &a.
Also a full assortment of M4lllO. Boys and chlldrons
cape Of every description and style,
The subscriber invites all to comeand examine his
stock. Being a practical hatter, he feels confident of
giving satisfaction. Thankful for the liberal patron.
age heretofore bestowed ho solicits a continuance of
the same. Dont f rget the stand, two doors above
Shriner's hotel and next to Oorman's shoe store.
JOIIk,A. KELLER, Agt. '
N. B,.llats of all kinds made to order at short notito.
!rpm Pulmonic Wafers,
AT RALSTON'S
Dec. 11,1863
'of
pairs . Mimeo on hand
I'M' all" Mao.,Ellzabotbtown pattern, Loudon
oOrnman do., with and without patent fastenings
cheaper than ever at H J3II2CTON'S, Bast Main et.
July 1,1864.
101ElYSIOIANS will find it to. their
ad
vantago to call and puTclideolboir modteines at
- .
*0;101 • 1 ,
.Ip I AMILY DYE cotoßs,
0,17:14,1a64,
ISAAC - LIVIN'Gr . STON
.71
HAS received .unusually largo •and
well seleCted stack of
SPRING AND SUMMER - GOODS,
and flake that his old customers, and all persona in
want of first rate" CLOTHING should give hint,a call.
Ills assortment consists in part of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SATTINETS,
VESTINOS, and all other hinds of goods for Gentle.
men's Clothing. " His assortment of piece goods is the
largest and most varied ever brought to Carnal°, and
he Is determined to sell goods by thy yard on terms as
favorable as any other store, ills stock of
..
Ready-made ,Cloßhing,
Is extensive end -beautiful, consisting of COATS,
I'ANTS, VESTS, OVERCOATS, de., which he will eels
cheaper than any other establishment.
Ho has a beautiful assortment of GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS, such as
UNDERSHIRTS,
OVERSHIRTS,
DRAWERS,
UMBRELLAS,
). CARPET BAGS,
TRUNKS, &0.,'&0.
Comic and see his beautiful assortment of Goods be
fore nurchaslng elsewhere. lie takes pleasure In show
lug his th.de, 11111 i will satisfy all that he eau and will
801 l Goods cheaper than any other house outside of the
rifles.
CUSTOMER'S ORDERS —I invite an examination
of my stook of Fine Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestiuga, dc.,
which I manuflfeture upon special orders.
SPECIAL NOTICE.—I would say to the public, that
my goods are manufactured under my own supervision
and by the very best workmen. My stock lathe most
extensive I have ever had, and my friends and the
public are invited to call and exam' no for themselves.
41..4 - Remember the old stand, North Hanover St.
ISAAC LIVINGSTON.
Carlisle, April 22, MIL
GOOD NEWS!' NEW GOODS 1
PHILIP ARNOLD
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
41E-AC:7O7EUE3CIMF:t.,
!Diving J u .t received from Now York and Philadelphia
an extensive assortment of
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERS,
SATTINETS,
VESTINGS,
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, &C.
Is now making daily additions to hie already large
dock of
Ready Made Clothing for Men and Boys,
which for quality and price are not equaled in this
part of the State.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER
at abort 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 large stock of
FURNISHING GOODS,
comprising in part Fine Linen and Travel' ng Shirts.
Cullara,Neektlea, Gloves,ilo4lery, Suspenders, &c.
TRUNKS AND VALISES.
Carpet and Leather Travelling Rags of the beet make.
All of which he will furnish at the Lowest Rates. ills
old patrons and the public are invited tp call at the
old stand, two doors North of tho Carlisle Deposit
Dank.
PHILIP ARNOLD.
NEV ARRIVAL OF DRY GOODS
The undersigned is now opening tho largert and
most desirable stock of goods tver offered to the people
of Cumberland County.
A complete and general ascot tment of
Ladies Dress Goods.
An Immense assortment of LABII.:S MOURNINO and
nth D /URN INO DRESS GOODS from the Celebra
ted tournintr, Store of Iles on & Son, Phila.
A large assortment of
LADIES PLAIN BONNET .lOBBONS AND DRESS
=I
The largest stock of NOTIONS outside of the Eastern
Cities.
A full assortment of
Cloths for Ladles Cloalang
!tins and Menu wear in endless variety, tsalFl , dind
Cloths, Fancy and plain Cassiniel es,lweeds, Jeans, nu•l
Cut tt,ades.
PONES% 11:' (Won&
=I
A 111 PL.' s
lAA I' I It' I ••• I 31011,u an the 11 1
).I.initl.t , Inl .•I it, 11, U J. al," Kalinoral,.t .
It• .1 I .•.
CA ItI'E ,I FS, OIL M A T'l INGA AND L.,t
=EN
A laree seek of Lave and o,lk CA I'ES, L.t N'S_
ItA , leg over from hod uaason, vlll 1.0 ,1 , 1
extrelnely I pikes.
Partieul d . attention paid I n "Funeral orders," as urn!'
as nutters of all I.indm pionlptly and puuettml.l,, attend
ed to.
All of whloh will he sold lower than City prices hne
lug been purchased before the late advanee.
Fourth Arrival of New Goods
I have Just returned from the cities vrlt a large
addition of
NEW SUAIMI•,R DRESS Go(l,f-z
All titres Dui Oa' fia. th.• saas,m. A beautiful Ii 11.! fit
Silk Nino! les. Coates and 11/v.llles. Laoe Points.
ne Shawls, lAN, Hltts. 810,11 ,. Kid I; .0%
Parasols. Skin ,Eints
Ladies and i I OCT iskirtis,•and a germ ttNsort
meat of seasonable goods
MEN AND BOYS' WEAR.
Also selling cheap a large lot of OLD GOODS much lest.
than present mires.
Plumy von oily door below Mal-do's Hotel, East Male
Street
June In. Ist-I. W. C. SAWYER.
GOOD NEWS. NEW STORE,
NENV STORE. ,
f & MILLER having just
I returned from the city with an entire now and
complete took of and Domestic DRY tlOtiDS,
wish to Inform the public that they are prepared to
offer en wry reasonable tame, a very desirable stock
of Goods, on the south cast corner of the public square,
Immediately opposite Irvine's Shoe Store. The stock
comprises in part
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Plain Black Silks ail qualities, Black Figured and Rep
Silks, Fancy Colored Plain mud Figured Dress Silica) all
colon; and qualities, Plain Plaid and Striped Spring
Poplins, Plain Alpacca Lustros all colors Plaid and
Striped Poll de Chevoras , Striped and Plain :Bobairs,
Silk ehallies Plain and wool Do Laines. all colors and
qualities Mozambiques, Muslin do Laines, Cballies,
Oinghams, Lawns, &e., &c., &c.
A beautiful assortment of Colo'd Spring Mantillas,
of different styles from ono of the most fashionable es
tablishments In the city. Spring Shawls, !looped
Skirt., Balmoral Skirts, Hosiery and Gloreri of every
description, Dress Trimmings, Linen and Bilk Hand.
kerchiefs, Laces, Ribbons, Rail Road Coratits, &c., to.
DOMESTIC GOODS
of all kinds, such as Bleached and Unbleached Aloe•
line, Bleached and Unbleached Shootings, Pillowcases
!dueling, Tickinge, Checks, Bed, Whits and Yellow
Flannels, Nankeens, Blue Dennims, Blue Drillings,
Striped Shirting; Cotton Pants stuff, Kentucky Jeans.
all kinds of Linen end Cotton Table Diapore, Toweling,
Cambric and Paper Muslim', and an endless variety of
other Domestics. A complete assortment of goods suit
able for Funeral purposes.
Mourning Goods,
such as Ilornbasinos, Tomlin., Cloths Double and Dingle
width, all wool Muslin do- L3itled, Mack Silk Warp
Mollies Oriental Lustros, brocade, IllohairsA, Second
Mourning do Laines, Challios, Gingllama, !Awns,'
Black English Crapes, Crapo Veils bow Yollx, Crapd
Collars, Silk and Kid Gloves, Square and Long Thibet
Shawals, &c.
MENS' AND BOYS' WEAR,
Black Clothes, Black and Fancy Cassimers, Vestinii% -
Linen and Cotton . Pants stuff, of all grades, can have
clothing made at short notice.
OARPETS, CARPETS/ -
all grades sod quail les, from tho common hemp up to
the bast quality tbrooply, Window Shading, Looking
Glasses and an endless variety of other Goods, to np.-
morons to motion.
N. 11. The above stock has boon selected with a great
deal of care and with a view of disposing of the same
on the most reasonable terms. We hope that every
person in want of goods will give us a call before malt.
log their spring purchases, and we fool aseuved that
we can offer inducements to all that will give us a
call. and will extend all accommodations and conven
1011.0 that can bo offered by any other business house
In the county.
a t r. Do not forgot thus proper place on the corner.
March 30,1804
IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY.
IV C. SAWYER, has just received
y a from Wu latest Spring lutportattluoa an Im•
imam stuck of
DRESS GOODS,
etnbracing the newest styles and fabrics offoroil to the
trade. Black, Figured and Plain Silks In large supply,
Mohair, Wool, Lisle and Cotton Textures,' l:m•
brolderod and Plaid Tangerines, Striped and Plaid Her
nano's. Plain and Figured Poll du nord, Sonogassa
Plaids, Andoloiter, Stripes, and all other styles. •
A full lino of Besson's
'MOURNING GOODS,
Bornbazines, Tulin Cloths, Tarniso , Cloths, Wool de
Gaines, Chadies; Borotblas, Tainartlues, Nlorets, Plaid
and Plain Mohair, Garages, Lawns, Crapes, Collars,
Handkerchiefs, Parasols. Gloves, ato.
...I.'uneral Goode of all kinds constantly on bind. '
Special caro given to all orders for Nuneml,Goods,
.. •
Call -and , gamin° our- latest -New York styles of
sriuNa MANTLES;lll4tavarlattes and aly/on of
Spring SEftrlsr
i'rench. English and Atnorican OLOTIIS and CASSI
NO:RES, (a first class tallo. makes up goods when do•
sired) Cotton and Linen Pantings, Coatings,. o.' • •
CaIRe.ETS, CaIRPETS.
From the LOwell, lirirtford and Enterprise Mlle; an
grades, Oil Clothes, Sinttings, Rugs, Shades, and every
thing in, the House Furnishing line: An "vaprmous
DODIESTIC GOODS, , .
all the'standard ma k es of ()alleges, Brown and. illnlich!
ed Shootings, Shillings, Tickings, Stripes, Cottonades,
a full line of Notions, Hosiery and Gloves. AIP the
latest Improvements in Noon Skirts.' I have received
the agency of llayou'S celebrated Kid Gloves for this'
phi& LRdloe wi l find a complete assortment.
The above Goods and many others not Mimed, With_
a largo stock of OiX, GOODS, I offer to the Undo it a
small advance on cost of production. • ,'• ,
, 'Feeling gratofaV for past 'patronage, I ask k conthavt.
mace of the same.' itemember the ,old and well known
floor below blerthee Hotel:
' -w, 9. SAVTEA. •
, •Carilelte' April 8 1.664; .
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DRUGsn' .
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FANCY GOODS,
CONFECTIONARIES,
FRUITS,.
PERFUMERY,
• PRESERVED FRUITS,
MINCED MEAT, PICKELS &C
AT HAVE RSTI C
Worth Hanover Street, Carl tale, Pcnn'a.
Just opened an assortment of Fresh Drugs, Fancy
Goods, (lilt Blinks, Perfumery. Fruits, and Confection.
ary, which has never boon surpassed in this borongh,
for novelty and elegance. The artlclexhave been so.
boated with great care, and are calculated, in quality
and price, to command the attention of purchasers.
FANCY GOODS,
which cemprise every variety of fancy articles of the
most exquisite finish such as
Papier Macho Goods,
Elegant alabaster and porcelain Inkstands and trays
Fancy ivory, pearl anti shell card rases,
Ladles' aney Baskets,
Fancy Rork 11. zee, with sewing Instruments,
Ladies' Cakes, Writing Desks, and Port-folios.
Port Monnales, of every variety.
Gold pens and pencils, Fancy paper weights, and a
large variety et ladles' Fancy stationery.
Motto seals and wafers, Silk and bead purses.
lihiljg whips, elegantly finished. Fine cutlery,
fothe baskets and bags.
Brushes of every kind for the toilet,
X. Basin and it. At G. Wright's Soaps and Perfumes
of various kiuds.
Fancy Pins for head dresses and shawls.
Musical instruments,
together with an innumerable variety of articles 010
gently finished end suitable for
PILES ENTS,
to which he invites special attention.
Also, an extensive and elegant collection of
BOOKS,
comprising various English and American Works,
richly embellished POETICAL WORKS, Bibles and
Hymn Books, elegantly bound in velvet with metal
clasps and corners.
Ills assortment of &hoot Books and School Station
ery la also complete, and comprises everything used in
the Schools, lie also desires to call the particnlar at
tention of Families to his elegant assortment of
LAMPS, Au.
from the extensive estedighments of Cornelius, Archer
and others of Philadelphia, comprising every style of
Parlor, Chamber and study Lamp, for burning either
bard, Sperm or Etherial oil; also DYOTT'S celebrated
Ecaosene or Coal 011 Lamps, together with Flower
Yeses, Fancy Screens, Ac. His assortment in this line
is unequaled In the borough. Also,
SEGARS AND TOBACCO, -
embracing all the favorite brands, and a fine assort.
mont of MEERSCHAUM SMOKERS AND PIPER, the
celebrated Killocochink, Lynchburg Smoking Tobacco.
FRUITS,
such as Oranges, Lemons, Pigs, Raisins, Nectarines
Prunes, Ac., FANCY CONFECTIONARY—NUTS- 2
PRESERVED FRUITS. MINCED MEAT, PICKLES, Ac
In every variety and at all prices, all of which are pure
and fresh finch as can be mnfidently recommended to
his friends. His stock embraces everyt lag in the
line of Fancy Hoods, with many other articles useful
to housekeepers which the public aro especially Inv'
tad to call and fixiimitio.
Remember the Old Stand, nearly opposite the Dank
on North Hanover street
July 1, ibl4.
New Sky-Light Photographic and Am
brotype Gallery.
C. L. LOCEIMAN is happy to inform
his numerous customers. and tho public Non
orally, that ho has removed his establishment to his
New Sky-Light Gallery,
in the building occupied by Mrs. Neff. as a Millinery
Store, opposite the Cumberland Valley Bank.
Mr. Lochinan Is new able with his splendid light,
and the addition of new and expensive apparatus, the
very best Manufactured, to produce
I'IIoTOGRANIS, CARTES DE VISTE, AMTIRO
equal to the beg(' made in Philadelphia or Now York.
Pirtnro ran he taken now equally well In cloudy
as in clear whuthor.
Pagrerrentspes sir A mbrotypoi of dereaßed persons
' , Pled. ealnrerd. I r made into cartes do vipte.
lily I, 1.4.
THE •• CARLISLE PALACE OF ART,'
By J. C. Lesher,
S now open (i)r the accommodation of
g thy p0i.11.• for tio• pin pose of 111.1 1 ,111 U /-
A 1 . 11 • sin! A \ Illitti Idyll will he thole inn
ry supet ow isaliner by his p-cul arty arranged :ski
Ar., by nhirl 111,11, and II.: Own& 3111.115 t,,
.• will lake pc. turns is cloudy weathor oats,' to eh.o
is oliarr s are twalerato and he solirts the publio ott
troitto lisp feat. it of Ihuitieneot pes o Atuhrotypes
mil Photographs, of deresso persons, made of increa
sed or derreasod proportions.
• to),Eittrativo on !la mix... St. In ZUG'S liulltling,op
posite the \larket IL ove.
Carlisle, April 29, Aat4—Aim
9 (1 ItA)E EE I. Ea! ROUE It I Eti ! !
G. P \IT Elq.4, has npnnod a now tinwery Store
in Multi Street, Carlisle opp , Nite II Saxton's Hard
ware Store and Is now prepared to supply his friends
trot tho uuhlle, with all kinds or l'holoo Goods, at the
lowest market rat ai ills SO cic ,r.miki hats
COESPrES, SUGARS. sl - i:EPS TEAS,
=MIME
"flee 1..5 , , Fill by 11.01.s:tie I.r tetAil, I
lirvislies. Tobacco, SevArs, :11ull, Mal flue, Illa og
Bed Cords. '
GLASS, AND STONEWARE,
Q.„,,swnre, re,L,v,,,", Notions, and all otiwr art"-
(IE, usually kept In a first class Grocery.
In rrcar•l to prices lam datermlned to soil goods at
LI. lowest cos
BUTTER, EGGS,
and nll kinds of Country Produce, taken nt market
pricer.
Farmers and Dairymen are particularly invited to
call and son the colobratod \I X 11111J1tN, which
has burn iirialounced by competent judges thu most
superior i burn of the a.ie.
July 1, 1864.
LARGE. ARRIVAL OF FRESH
GROCERIES-FISK OF ALL KINDS.
Among which Is a large Lit of real genuine Balti
more dry salt IIEggING, In oak barrels, MACKA KM.
at prices that Is really astonishingly low. Pick.,la of
all kinds.
TOBACCO AND SE'GARS,
LIQUORS,
t the lowest lutes for CASE! or Country Produce.
WM. BENTZ
July 1, 1861.
THE partnership heretofore existing
betweeq Charles L. Halbert and Crawford Flem
ing, has bean dissolved by mutual consent. The books
and accounts are in the hands of Mr. Halbert. who
earnestly requests all parties having accounts with the
late firm to call and settle Ahem. William Halbert, jr.
having entered Into partnership with his brother,
Charles L. Halbert; the business will heroeforth be
conducted under the style of Halbert et Brother.
The new firm would respectfully call attention to
their stock of
New and Fresh Groceries.
Their stock la large and selected with the greatest care.
and will be sold at the lowest prices for cash. It con,
elate in part of line old tiovernment Java COFFEE,
Prime Rio do.,Pritne Itle Roasted.
SYttUPS.—New York, Boston, and Philadelphia Sy—
rups, of the very best qualities,
BROWN SUOAItS.—The best the market affords.—
hovering's best Crushed, Sand, and Pulverized Sugars
Also, his A. B. and 0. Sugars, which cannot be Sur—
passed.
Rico, Corn Starch, P.-rrina, Daudet Ine Coffee, Essence
of Coffee, Concentrated Lye, Soap, Candles, an.
CHINA, GLASS, AND
QUEENS WARE.
A large and well selected stock of the very latest pat—
terns and oty•es. lower than ever In price, fluid bettor
In quality, than Wile ever offered before In Carlisle.—
Call and see. Wooden and Willow Ware, such es Tubs
Buckets. and Churns, Baskets of every description;
Children's CARRIAGES, Stoneware, Cream Pots, But—
ter Jars. preserve Jars. Jugs, all sizes.
FISH—No I, 2 and 3 Alaokeral. No.
1 31ESS SHAD No. 1 Herring.
A large' quantity .1 the celebrated Excelsior HAMS.
SALT by the Sack, Dairy and G. A. Salt.
The eubserlhere alep:Holly ask the patronage 01
their friends and the public generally, and Invite them
to call and esetulne their new stock, at the old stand,
wrier of Hanover and Louthe•r Streets.
LEIDICLI & AILLLER
Carlisle, April 22,1804
~rfE subscriber wishes to annour co to
tho people of Carlisle. and vicinity, that ho has
opened a
FLOUR AND FEED STORE,
on the South East Corner of Main and West Streets, in
the Warehouao owned and formerly occupied by Jacob
itheem. The b et brawn; of FAMILY FLOUR, kept
constantly on hand and delivered tp any part of the
town. Moving perfected arrangements with HOMO of
the Seat mills In the neighborhood, I can mut.° my
customers that they will bo furnished with an article
of Flour which lean vouch for. I will keep constantly
on hand FEED OF ALL KINDS, such as
Corn, Oats, Bran, Shorts, Potatoes, &c.
The highest cash Olken paid for Grain of all kinds
and Flour. Don't forget the old established stand.
Carlisle, May 20,1864
•
—.oj theold firm of John P. Lyrae 4" Son,
fl AS c AS juct completed opening his new
Biking stock of Hardware. Paints , Olin, plash,
yarn shoe, &c., to which he invites the early attention
of the pubile generally. lie has greatly enlarged his
stock in all its various branches, and ran now accent.
modato the InibliC with
•;• Reliable Goods,
in largo ar. Aldan arlantition the lowest . prices. .A
look Into s store will ainvirico. them that ho has
enough Goods to fully, supply the demand lii this mar.
het. . Persons wanting Goods in our lino will ilnd it to
their advantage to, Ovens aeon before making - their
purehaies. - All orders' personally and putirtually et
tended, to, and nti .nrisroprosontations made , to effect
galas. ' ' . -LEWIS F. LYN.II, ,
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'Citirllale, ]Hay 20;1804
CHOICE &BOARS T213A221,0,
LOC HMAN'S
TYPES, ANI) EVERY STYLE OF PICTURES,
=
SAUCES, PRESERVES,
and a good nem: tnwnt of
DISSOLUTION.
HALBERT & BROTHER
Flour and Feed Store.
JEREMIAII GIVLER
HA RDyyARs,
ItIENVIi ILYNE,
Nardh Ilukoier St,
FIRE INSURANCE-.
THE Allen arid Eittpearislioro' • Mix-,
tual Fire Insuradco Company of Cumberland
Couhty, Incorporated by an act of Assembly, in the
year 1843, and having recently had its charter extend
ed to the year 1883, is now in active and vigorous op•
oration, under the superintendence of the following
board or ID anagors; vis :
William R. (lorgas, Christhn Stayman, Jacob Eberly
D.Dally, Alex. Catheart, J. it. Coover, John Eicheiber
ger, Joseph Wickersham, Sand. Eberly, Mason Bricker,
Rudolph Marthi, Jae, b Coover, and 1. C. Dunlap.
Tho rat^s of insuran& are as low and favorable as
any Company of tho kind in tho, State. Persons wish
ing to harem° members are invited to make applica
tion to the agents of yhe Company, who are willing to
wait upon them at m.y time.
'WM. It. GOROAS, President,
Eberly's Mills, P. 0.
CHRISTIAN STAYMA N, Vice President,
Mechanicsburg, P. 0.
JOHN C. DUNLAP, Sect'y. Mechanicsburg.
DANIEL DAILY, DlllKburg, York Co.
AU EN I'S.
Cumberland county.—John Sherriek, Allen: Tlonry
'tearing, Shlretnaustown ; Lafayette Defier, Dickinson;
lien r) Bowman. Church town; Mode Griffith. South
Middleton; Samuel Graham. Westpounstiorof ; Samuel
Coeur r, Merinit.tenhurg ; J. W. Cockily!, Shepherd:down
D. Coover, npper Alien ; .1. O. Saxton, &Ivor Spring;
John flyer, Carlisle; Valentine Feerean, Sow Cumber
land; James MeCandlish, Nowvillo.
York county-IV. S. Picking. Dover; James Ciriflll h,
Warrington; .1. F. Deardorff, Washington; Mal;
Clark, Ifilishurg ; D. nutter, Fairview; John IVllliams
Carroll
Dauphin en —Jacob Houser, Harrisburg.
Il embers of tile Company haring policies about to
expire, ban hart. them rammed by making application
to any of the Agents.
July I, ltol4.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEW IA G .71.1.1 CII I .1r E 8
AT REDUCED PRICES,
With Glass Cloth Presser, Improved Loop—
Cheek, New Style Hammer, Binder,
Corer, Braider, eto.
At the Railroad Odle., Carlisle. Pa.
Highest Premiums at the
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, LONDON, 1862
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, PARIS, 1881.
at the Fairs of the
UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
Silver Medal al the Pennsylvania State Fair
Septewber, 1863.
American Institute. New York, Mechanics' Association,
Boston, Franklin Institute, Philadelphia. Metropolitan
Merhanies I notltute, Washington, Maryland Institute
Baltimore, Mechanic," Association,- Cincinnati, Ken
tucky Institute, Louisville, Mechanical Association,
St. Louis, Mechanics' Institute, San Francisco.
AL the State Fairs of
MAINE,
VERMONT,
CON NECITIOUT,
NEW JERSEY,
PENNSYLVANIA,
V IRO I NIA,
MISSISSIPPI
MISSOURI,
01110,
INDIANA,
lOWA,
TENNESSEE,
ILLINOIS,
Jt it\TUcEv
.111(21IIIIAN
ISCONSIN,
CA LI 50 RN)
Thane celebrated Machines are adapted to every vit.
risdy of Sewing or family wear. from the lightest
mus
llna to the heaviest cloths. They work equally well
upon silk. linn, woolen, and cotton goods.—seaming y
wilting. zathering. 110111111111 g, felling. cording, and
braiding—making a beautiful and perieut stitch. alike
on tooth sides—and pin forming envy species of Nev, lug
except makliolititttin hdoes anal stitching on buttons.
Full in trio•tions for operating the Machine is giver.
gr ,,t u it o u s ty at the soles rooms. N% lien the Machine
Is Neu: 5- 1110 Ilistline , !, so limit pots...al instruction I ,
11,111 vvialeart, a card of direction is sent, Mhieh is n
stilt'. brat guide
The which 010 NI heeler 5
Wilson Nlarliiiio are—.
1. Scanty and oxcellon CO of stitch, alike on 1,00,1 les
the flock sent,'
i! stret,th. mid durability of scant, lila?
Will n..t tan tior ol sod male
.1 E , 011 , 1111y of thread
4 Its att,s Q unentc and wide range of application to
purposes mid twat:H.lls
S. Compart nes, elegance or "andel anti finish.
Simplicity and thorou,thiless ut cmistrui•tion.
7. Speed, eat, ot operation and management, anti
quietness of ,
movement
SCIIEDULE OF PRICES.
No. 1 .Machine, tollh
$-I5 ni
Halt 't•tt., Pau nel A) Pt
aso Polk:tett, LlltArk IV:111110 or Mahogany oh Ot
=I
1 . 11,111 Tn 1,11,, b 5 0
1116 1'36661164, 111 n
I:l,tch Walnut or )15.1ingtiny 1,5
No. 1 Marhino, !Anted, with
Main Table, 65 11,
Ilnlfen•e, Poilabed, Black Walnut, 7U Ut
Balt Case, Pollyettl, Malik Walnut or Mahogany 71,
11/Ore:lse, Polished, Postiwood, HO ta
Full ease, litillshetl, Block 05 al nut or Mahogany UU II
Full Case, Pollster,., 110e:0000d, 100 to
No. litchi no, Largo with
EINEM
N 0.5 sLtehine. Cylinder, with
Plain Tabln,
=SO
Every Machine is sold with a Hemmer, Nos. 1 and
Yacht nns are sold ~niplete, with the New (I lass Clot
Presser, New Style Iletnimer and Braider.
Wheeler A, Wilson's Agency at
Railroad and Telegraph Office,
CARLISLE, PA.
July 1, 1864-Iy.
STEINWAY PIANOS.
First Prize Medal at tho Worldls Fair,
London, 1862.
THE undersigned has just received,
and Intends to kees constantly on band a full as.
eortment of the unequalled Pianos manufactured by
Steinway & Sons of New York.
Each Instrument will be carefully solscted In the
Manufactory. and will be sold at the
New York Cash Factory Prices,
with the addition of Freight to Cal lisle.
A written guarantee of entire eutisfaction will be
given by the subscriber to each purchaser.
Persona desirous to purchase are invited to call nod
examine these unrivalled Pianos, at
R. E. Shapley's Jewelry Store,
Main Street, 9,1 door east of the Mansion house, neat
tie Railroad Depot
SECOND HAND PIANOS received in exchange and
kept for sale and to rent. .
Carlisle, May 22. 1863—1 y
A. B. EWING'S
FURNITURE WARE-R 00.3
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'''':".74.
West High Street, Carlisle, Pa
(1 rem ium awarded at the Cumberlan
County Agricultural .b'air of 4857,)
The subscriber has Just reedit, d the most splendid
assortment of articles in his line, over brought to thin
piece—which he Is determined to salt at prices, that
drily competition.
Parlor,
Chamber,
Dining-room, PURNITUItE.
Kitchen and i
Oilloe
Embracingovaty article used by House and hotel
keepers of the most approved and fashionable, design
and finish. Including also Cottage furniture in setts,
reception and Camp Utah; Mattresses, Gilt frames,
pictures,
na„Particulor attention gluon as usual to funeral.;
orders from town and country, attonded to promptly
and on-moderato Corms.
A.B. B.
July 1,18C4„
PAINTS AND 'OILS -
10 Tons White Lend. /000 Gallons of 011. Just
received with a large assortment of
Varnishes, . Fire Proof Paint,
Turpentine, Florence White,
Japan,
y, White Zinc
Colored Vi
Puttne,
Litbargo, • Jtod Land
`l9hiting, Dolled Oil,
Gino, lard Oil,
Sholloci Sperm Oil,
Paint //rushes, ..Fish 011, &c.,
Colors of every:description dry, and 011 in carts and
tubes at tiro hardware Store of •
• ' SAXTON. .
Jut y i,' hBo4 ' • ' ;
UM 'BELTINd I
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Juat•recelrettu large, &led:pout of all elses—
Gum Belting, Gum lloae L 4lom raekte6M.
g o
~ cud, for
'sale cheap at the Ilardwed Store of '
, . ~ iIENItY tiArlQll.' s -
Jim gli 18% ' - - . ,
Forwarding mid Canimission House,
FLOUR AND FEED,.
COAL,.PLASTER. AND SALT.
THE subscriber having purchased the
Cars, fixtures, Sc., belonging to-the firm of Hen
derson & Reed, respectfully informs the public that he
will continue the buniiiens at the - old Warehouse, on
the corner of West High and College Streets, opposite
the College. Ile Is fully prepared to do a general For
warding and Commission business.
64:The highest market pica will be paid for FLOUR,
(AIN and PRODUCE of all kinds.
I I e ASTER and SALT kept constantly on hand.
Coal of all kinds, embracing
LYKEN'S VALLEY,
LUKE FIDDLER,
SUNBURY WHITE Agit,
LOCUST .0 A P,
LINIEBURNER'S and IthAcKBmrrws
Coal, cocrntantly kept for sale, under coyer, and deliv
ered to any part of (he town.
A liberal share of public patronage Is respectfully
solicited. JACOB SEN ER,
Successor to Henderson A Rued.
Carlisle, May 20, 1861.
GOAL AND LUMBER,' YARD.-
vi The subscribers have this day entered Into
partnership to trade In
COAL AND LUMBER,
Wa will have constantly on hand and furnish to c.-
der all {finds and quality of seasoned
LUMBER,
BOARDS.
FRAME STUFF
Pallne - PlinitUrrng Lath, Shingling, Lath, worked
Flooring and Weatherboarding, Posts and Italia, and
every article that belongs to a Lumber Yard.
All kinds of Shingles, to wit: Whitepine, Hemlock
and Oak, of different quallties. Having cars of our
own we can furnish bills to order of any length and
nine at the shortest optic," and on the most reasonable
terms. Our worked boards will be kept under cover
to they can be furnished dry at all times.
We have constantly on hand all kinds of Family
Coal under cover, which we will deliver clean to any
part of the borough. To wit:
Lykens Valley, Broken, Egg,
Stove and Nut, Luke Fiddler,
InwCia/ Tlevorton, Locust Mountain.
4 " 4 N Lobbery, which we pledge nor.
vie wk." -selves to soil at the lowest
prices.
Best quality of
Limeburner's and Blacksmith's Coal,
always on hand which wa will sell at the lowest figure
Yard west aide of Grammar School, Main street
ARMSTRONG & ROBBER.
July I,lBod.
Notice of Co-Partnership.
T" public are hereby informed that
the undersigned have this day entered into a Co
Partnership, under the name of Delaney & Blair, for
the purpose of carrying on the Coal and Lumber bust
ness,,at tne old stand of Oliver Delaney, near the Gas
Works; where all orders in their line of business are
respectfully solicited, and will be promptly filled.
OLIVER DELANCY,
ANDREW IL BLAIR.
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Oct. 10, 18n3—t f.
Efif-Orders for coal will be reeefved at Halbert &
Fleming's Grocery Store Robert Mix,ru'il Shoe Store
and A. IL Blalr's Currying Shop
111),. Orders for Coal or Lumber solicited through :he
Post Office, arrangements having been made with the
Postmaster to charge the postage on seine to us. All
orders punctually filled.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND
Silver vrnru nt Conlyn's old established ntand.
Wort Main St., nearly opposito the Cumberhindlluy
Bonk.
I hal, e Just received a new assortment of watches
jewelry, 111,114111011 a. silver wore 3c., in addition to
my former stork to which 1 Invite the attention ol
the penile The .issortment embraces fine gold and
vilver lever watches Hunting and open case do., gold
Anchors for Lath, and tlentlemen and Sllveri,epines
and Quartler watches of every variety lu style and
price
Also tine gold Medallions, fireasppins fur Ladles and
Gentlemen of eve; v tmtit% , pattern and price. Gold
f,,b, vent, curb and nerd chains Gold bracelets, finger
rings. cuff phis, studs. slecv,huttous, crosses. charms,
be , be. ()old and silver thimbles. silver and plated
butter knives, forks, table, tea salt nod mustard spoons
of every variety. A large assortment of gold, silver
and common spectacles. to suit all
ages to which we Invite special at-
_
tentlon.
A line lot of GOLD PENS faotn the best makers, spec
tacle rases, fancy boxes, silver and pearl card cases.
add nod common bracelets, watch chains, Nlantle
qf Clocl , nod a variety of article usually
. • , , Jewelry in welry estahlishmeut, whit;
-. ' I will sell low for ca.h. All article.
' 1 wal rooted to be what they are repro
- i'arti. t:lar att , Tht ion p.id as usual to Watch repair
;tag and all work warrautcf.
TAOMAS CON LYN.
July I. BSI
1, L N (-) ) FAT T T F v
) l'Elt CENT. llt•:WW co: , T -
7)
At the sigli of the (1,,111 Eagle, - 3 doorsabove the
'amble land Valley lte uk, uu,l tar, doors belew "the
Chereh. en West )laic street, the largest
toil hest seleoliel of
\VA'I'CIIES AND JEWEL:HY
to the tr,Vll, Will he sold :to per vent lower than at any
;,Loo In the State. The stock comprises a large a-sort•
client tiold and Silver hunting ,inteher. Lev,s.
• .•pines, American watches, and all other kind", aml
t) les,
COLT) NI) SI 1, I" C A INS.
l'enk and Pencils. Jewelry of all kinds,:rt.ectacles
SON, ' 11 1 / 1 105 and •Si/vur Wate.
MUSIC BOXES. ACCOHDEONS,
tll Paintings. a peat rvh it of Ili ory articles, ke.
The ontiee st o ck of Watchmaker tools, C 410,1, int.,
rors, and sate will be sold wholekalo or retail 011
he eat•iest terms.
Haring selected a first class workman all hinds of
repairing will ho done as usual, at reduced prices.
lt. eStIAPLEY.
July 1, 1;a.
'l' 1 L L 'l' It lUMI' HA N T
7 The complete success of the Prairie Flower Cook
-tore, warrants the subset iher In railing the alter
Om of all aho may want u superior stove to call and
examine the only stove tint has given universal ratio
!action.
WHAT IS CLAIMED OVER OTHERS IS
let. A saving of from 30 to CO per cent. in fuel.
A hotter and quicker oven from the same Ore
3d. A larger oven than any other stove of the same
size.
4th. The preservation of the center piece from sinking
saving repairs.
sth, The best Baker, Roaster, and (look now in use,
Ott A superior arrangement for cleaning the goes
Ith. A perfect Gas Consumer for either wood or coal.
The Prairie Flower is warranted to give satisfaction
is every pal titular, and will be shown with pleasure
to all who may call, whether desiring to purchase or
not, any quantity of reference in town or country.
A few other good Cook Stoves on hand, which will
be cold very low to close stock.
Spouting, Roofing, Job work, Copperoimithing and
Sheeting work promptly attended to, in town or coun
try. All work warranted at the old stand, Hanover
stzeet north of Louther.
MARY MORRIS.
N. B.—Old Copper, Brass Ind Pewter bought, and
the highest price paid Id cash or goods.
Juno 25, 18155.—tf.
WILLIAM. FRIDLEY respectfully
announces to the citizens of Carlisle and the
public generally, that be still continues the manufac
ture of all kinds of tin and sheet iron ware in D.
Halbert's building East Louthor street Carlisle at the
sign ol the
where he ,vlll at all times be ready to do all kinds of
work in his line with neatness and despatch.
Also can at all times be hai, those celebrated, self•
sealing and self testing premium airtight,
FRUIT CANS AND JARS•
Rooting, Spouting, nerd ell kinds of jobbing done at
the shortest notice.
Cash paid for old lead, pewter and copper. Thank.
ful for the patronage heretofore extended, he hopes by
strict attention, and a desire to please all to ! merit a
continuance of the same.
Dont forget the sigu of the Red Coffee Pot.
July 1, 1803.
JOHN K. STAYSIAN
The subscriber informs the public that
Liu still coutinues thu
GAS FITTING AND PLUMBING
booboos at the Old Stand In the basement of the First
Methodist Church. Ho will attend proMiiitly to all
ausinPas In hie lino. ~
Load and Iron l'lpoa, liidranta, Ilot and cold
SIIOIVER BATHS,
Water Closets, Bo: re n..d Litt Pumps. Wro't Welded
Tubes, Iron Slake, Bath Tubs, Bath Boilers, Wash lin
sins, Hydrant e Rams, &c, and every description of
cocks :ind fittings 'or gas, steam water, Ac. Superior
cooking rnnue• brats, a and gas fixtures put up in
churches, Ivores end dwellings, nt short notice. in tine
most modern style. All materials and work in our
line at IoW rates end warranted.
tut ,Coun try pork and jobbing promptly attundad to
July 1, 1864.
HAT AND CAP EMPORIUM.
rll HE undersigned respectfully announ
-1 cos to the public that ho still continues tho•llat
tang Business at the old stand, In Went High street,
and with n renewed and ollb•lent effort, produce arti
cles of Used Dress of
Everry,Variety, Style and Quality,.
that shall be strictly in keeping with the improve
ment of the Art, and fully up to the ago which we
bro.
I have onhands splendid
..
• assortment of
• -17‘1
HATS AND CAPS ' •
• ofall descriptions, from the common - Wool
to the finest Fur and Silk Hats; and at prince that
must mutt every ono who has an eye to gutting the
worth,of his money. The stook includes, •
IdOLBBI{III, CABBI3.IERB, BRAVER & • FELT HATS,
of every stYln and color and unsurpassed for Lightness
Durability and finish; by those of any othot establish- .
ment in the country.
Mon's Boy's and Children's Hat's and Caps, ofovory
description constantly on hand. ' • .
He respectfully invites all the old patrons and as
many now ones no possible, to giro hint a cull, ,
oialaco.
July 1,1864. .
. .
.FULL assortment of Men.and'boys'
~. ~..
Boots and Shoes; Suitable:Tor the winter Also,
dies and Blisses's Balmoral BoOtoes, Children's Boots
of all kinds. Ladlegend (~ ~,ll ontlernou'aOllM Over Shoes.
My old custemeres and all to Wa.bt Of good, and Lheap
Boots"
stack, before purchasing, Main street, nearly opposite
~
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QUAB:
0911)Br, Tr,upteo.
' July 1,1804: ' . '
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SCANTLING,
L
COFFEE POT.
.RED COFFEE POT,
William P. Lynch
MOOTS di. SHOES.
CUMBERLAND VALLEY.
AND
. 4am -
FRANKLIN
RAIL ROADS.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
iiIN and after' 111 O " NDAY, APRIL, 4th,1 1..._,F1864, Passenger Trains Will run daily, as follows,
(Sunday excepted):
FOR CHANIBERSTHIRG AND HARRILDDRO.
Leave Ilageratown, 7:00 A. M., 2:45 P. 111 • ,
" Greencastle, 7:37 " -11.35
/-.
Arr at 8,17 '' ''' 4:20 "
Chatubers'g, -
Leave 8:30 " 12:55
Leave Sblppensburg 9:00 " 1:28 "
Newvillo 9:32 . 1:28 "
Carlisle 10:10 " 2.42 .
" Mechanicsburg 10:423:12
Arrive at H " arrisburg 11:15 " 3140 "
FOR CII A NIBERSDURG AND HAGERSTOWN:
Leave Harrisburg 8:05 A. 51., 1:35 P. M.
Mechanicsburg 8:37 " 2:16 "
" I :undo 9:27 " 2:55
Niawvilio 10.02 " - 3:29
" Shipponshurg 10:13 " 4:00
Cinunbers'g, I etrr at 11:10 " 4:30
1 Leave 11:10 " 4:40
Leave Greencastle 11:55 " 5:30
Arr. at Hagerstown 12:35 " 6:10
Tho Carlisle and Harrisburg ACCOSIODATIOO
TRAM will leave as follows:
Leave Carlisle 6116 A. M.
Mechanicsburg ' 0:25
Arrive et Harrisburg 6155 "
Leave Harrisburg 4:20 P. M,
Aleehanicsburg 4.54
Arrive at Carlisle 6:20 "
making closo conoectlogs at ilarrhibtxrg with Teeing
for Philadelphlk, Now York and Pittsburg; and wltti
Tennis for all points West.
The. Train leaving Harilabirg it 4:20, P. NI,
rune only ax far as Carliale. 0. N. LULL, Sup'L
uperinf. Offiro,
Charnb'g.July 1,1804. S
READING RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
CIREAT Trunk Line from the North
N_ft and North. West for Philadelphia, New Yoik
Reading, Pottsville. Lebanon, Allentown. &mien As.
[rains leave Harrisburg for Harrisburg for Philadel
phia, New York, Reading Pottsville, and all Intermik.
dinte Btationg, at S A. M., and 2 P. M.
New York Expresa leaves Harrisburg at GAO A. M.,
arriving at New York at L 96 the same day.
A special Accommodation Passenger train I
Reading at 7.16 A. M., and returns from Harrisburg at
5 P. M.
Fares from Harrisburg: To glow York $5 lb;
,to
Philadelphia $3 .35 and $3 80. Baggage checked
through.
Returning, leave New York at 6 A. Dl, 12 noon, and
7 P. M., (Pittsburg .1 x press arriving at Harrisburg at
2A. 81.) Leave Philadelphia at 815 A. M., and 3.30
P.M.
Sleeping care in the New York Express Trains
through to and from Pittsburg without change.
Passengers by the Catawissa Railroad leave Taman•
qua et 8.50 A. Si., and 2.10 I•. M., for Philadelphia,
Neer York, and all Way Pointe.
Trains leave Pottsville ut 0.15 A. M.. and 230 P.M.,
for Philadelphia, Ilarrlaburg and New York.
An Accommodation Passenger train leavoe Reading
at 0.510 A. M., and returns from Philadelphia at 5.00
I'. M.
R _All tho above trains run daily, Sundays ox.
depted.
A Sunday train learns Pottsville at 7.30 A. M., and
Philadelphia at 3.15 P. M.
C,lnmutatlon, Nllleage. Season, and Excursion Tick
ets at reduced CAWS to and troth all points.
80 founds Baggage allowed each Passenger.
0. A. NICOLLS,
General Superintendent.
July 1, 1884.
( IA.RIISLE & PIHLADELPHIA
kJ
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v44:5.,::;:p.
DAILY FREIG HT LINE.
FREED, WARD & FREED,
811 MARKET STREET PHILADELPHIA
J. & D. RHOADS,
MAIN STREET, CARLISLE, PA
OCT - Cars of this Lino leave the Depot All Market St
D.wy, at 4 o'ch.ck, I , M.
I.travt• limily,nt i o'elnek. A. Al
Guy do- Itttenued her Iltls Lim, should 1., marked C. k
11.1iiy Freight. Line, and seta iu by 4 o'clock.
July t, 10114.
Carlisle Foundry,
AND
FARM IMPU.MENT DEPOT!
r G A IID NEIt & CO., now wanufac
i. • tun, and keep co:intently for sale, at their ex
[vow, rtertni R arks oh East Main street, Carlisle, is
large assortment of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
of toull h. 110 u n, approved usefulloBo to (armors, among
which they wou.d call espiiiiial attiintion to WIL
LOCO Culobrated Patent 6?
GUM SPRING GRAIN DRILL,
whirl has taken iiser fifty First Class Premiums at
nod County Fairs. To the Farmers of Cumber
land, York 11111 i Perry conottes we need not speak in
i del! of the merits oft thie drill, as scores of them are
ow an use on the best lams in there coundes. Its
reputation Is established as the most complete Grain
I trill runs Ma uulartuted in the United States. It
sins I% heat, 11)e. Oats, liar) y mad (Ai ass. or my and
I egular, without bunching the seed. The gum springs
pans the drill mar stumps and stones, without break•
lug pins or the drill. lor even and teenier sowine,
the Willoughby Oum Spring Drill Is unequalled by
any other. We also manufacture and sell the follow
ing articles, which we can recommend to Farmers as
reliable Implements, of established character:
MORRISON'S PATENT CORN PLANTER.
LASII'S P I ENT STRAW & RAW It CM TER,
BRIDENDOLPIPs PATENT CORN SHELLER,
HAHN'S PATENT CIDER MILL.
JOHNSON'S CAST IRON HOG'S TROUGH
Also, Ihrco and Four Horse Powers and Threshing
"Machluei+, Cast Iron Field Hollers, Plough Castings of
various patterns, Corn Crushers, and other articles for
Farmers too numorous to mention. Also, Egg Coal
Stnvee and Ton Plate Wood Stoves, with an immense
variety of other castings for housekeepers end others.
We have also an attractive variety of patterns for
lIION RAILINGS,
and CEMETERY ENCLOSURES to which wo would
will attention.
Steam Engines and Mill Gearing.
To this department of our business we give particu
lar attention. Our already extensive stock of patterns
for Paper, Flour find Saw Mill Gearing, Is constantly
Increasing. Mill Owners and Mill Wright* will be
furnished with a printed catalogue of our varlows Mill
Praten no. on application. Our Machine Shop covuprises
all the various tools for turning, planing and finishing
Shafting and Castings, by good and careful Maeldnista
STATIONARY STEAM .ENGINEs,
or any desirable capacity, from ten to twenty-ffre horse
power, built In the toot eityla and On accommodating
terms. En Ines built at our establishment may be
satin In successful operation at many of the largest
Dist.lieries nod Tannories iu Carlisle, and Cumberland
Perry and Dauphin Counties, to t,e owners of which
we confidently refer for Information as to their efficien
cy. Persons wanting Steam Engines are earnestly re
quested to call and examiuo before contracting else
w here.
DOOR AND SASH FACTORY,
Connected with our eetabitstanent is a Ream Bash and
Door Manufactory which 18 uow Su contpiete order for
the manufacture of °Tory dose iption of
BUILDING MATERIALS,
for the most costly no well as the pintoes! house.—
Window Sash furnished from 5 cents upward. accord
ing to size of glass; Itinuow Frinfes from $1 31 up
ward; Shutters nud lolling Blinds from $1 75 up
mud; Four Panel Doors from $,312 upward. Mould
ings, Castings Architraves, Rash Beards, Brackets,
Fancy Drapery. Scrolls, and other articles needed in
house building, futnished at the lowest prices and of
the boot quality of lumber. offorWe are also prepared
ao heretofore, to build and repair BURDEN CARS for
transporters on the railroad, with promptness nod on
reasonable terms,
The continued patronage of the public is respectfully
soliclteil. Orders by mail pr,mptly attended to.
• q
F.OARDNEIt CO.
July,], 1861.
Manhood: how Loat, how Restored
, Just published. a now edition of Dr,
Culverwoll's Celebrated Essay on the
...6 radiml curt, (without medicine) o(
Spernttorrhma, or souPnal Weakness,
Involuntary Seminal Losses, Impotency. Mental and
Physical Incapacity, Jlll pediments to !II , It tinge, ate
nlst.t, Consumption. Epilepsy, and Fits, induced by self.
Indulgence or sexual exttavaganee.
Price. In a sealed envelope, only 6 cents.
Thu celebrated author in this admirable essay dearly
demonstrates, from a thirty years successful practice,
that the alarming consequences of sell chum may be.
mdlcally cured without the dangerous um of internal.
medicine or the application of the knife—pointing out,
a mode of cure, ryt secs simple, certain and effectual,
by means of which every sufferer, no matter what his,
condition may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately
and radically. ,
This Lecture should bo in the bands of every youth,
and every man in the laud. '
font, under seal, lu a plain envelope, to any address,
post paid, on receipt of six cants, or two post stamps,
Address the publishers. -
• CITA& J. O.,K,LINE & CO,
12T Bowery, New York, P. 0. box 4586.
June 10, 1604-1 y
BARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE.
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oII)EALU,S and consunconsumersof the abovo
Clolobiatod Wise% Blue, will take 'notice, Cilia. the
I,a a aro altered to rid.. •
.
•
ND . / Gr 0 .B.L U. E,','
put upat Alfred IVlithorger's Drug Btoro,. No, 208,
North Second &root, .Philltitialphia, ;
. .. „
Tho quality of this 11149 will be , the same in every
• espoet I"
It is Warrantod to color more water :than 'twice the
same quantity of Intliger and to go 'Much further than
any other Wash Blue in the market, - It dissolves per.
featly cleyr and . does not settle on the clothes no
'most .of tho other Makes do, Ono Dux dissolved in,
a half pint of water. will melte as good a Liquid , blue
no any that lo mode at one-third the cost. . -
. .
An it ifiretalled at the name price nti the linitiitlain
and Inferior articles, ..liouseiteepersrill find' it very
much to,their advantage .to'nek for that :put tip at
Wiltberger's: •
. •
,411Z^ blue put up after, date with Barlow's
.eme °ult. IS Ind teflon. '
TIM New Label does not require a Stamp. • ^ . • ,
Fern jo by Storekeepers generally. •
March 4,15134-6 mo.
} - IAI‘iTLY DYE COT ORB,