TREASON, INDIANA
,SERI RE fiiiDlS AND AMUNITION
I4E'gr:l44P GOIHSPIRATOAfi vAT
'
.A.Anzs i r, or i llyaratxwx 1
A: CAM,RE OF 'BOOKS & PAPERS.
" . SEAL IN CUSTODY.
" "Who comethr—S. 0.
.:as---Oolonels Jones and Warren in the
search for the arguments by which the 0. S.
L. convent men to the doctrines of peace.
On last Stituaday afternoon, Governor
Morton received a letter from an eastern
city, which was as follows, except some
memos which we omit for prudentialreasons.
August 17, 1864.
Governor 0. P. Morton—
Sir: The facts stated have come to my
knowledge in a manner and from a source
such as to leave no doubt in my mind, of
their reliability.
The copperheads of Indiana have ordered
and paid for 30,000 revolvers, with 42 boxes
fixed ammunition, to be distributed amongst
the antagonists of our Government, for the
pnu•poso of controlling the Presidential elec
tion. •
August 5, the steamer Granite Slate land
ed in New York, 42 boxes of revolvers and
miummition ; August 5, the steamer City of
Hartford landed 22 boxes ammunition, des
tined for Indianapolis. Thirty-two boxes of
the above have been forwarded to J. J. Par
solis,lndirinfti)olU, via Merchants' Dispatch,
and marked ; the balance is stored at
street, New York, awaiting the
convenience of the copperheads to pay for
the same before shipping.
Immediately on the receipt of this letter,
Governor Morton pinged the information it,
contained in'the hands of Policeman John
A Russell, who was able in a short time to
report progress to Cat James G. Jones, As
sistant Provost Marshal, who, with Colonel
Warner, of the Veteran Reserve Corps, with
a proper detail, made descent on the print
ing and book-building establishment of H.
H. Dodd t% Co., on Saturday night, where
they found thirty-two boxes such as were de
stribed in the letter. After the boxes were
opened, their contents were found to consiA
of 400 large navy revolvers and. 133,0 at
rounds of fixed ammunition for the C:1211C
ESE
Among the captures made nt the same
place, were the Great' Seal of the Order of
the "Sons of Liberty," the official list of the
members of the order, at this plaer, and
several hundred printed copies of tho Pit Ind,
which has heretofore been published in the
Journal. Also a large amount of corre: , -
pondence of an important character, which
may bo given to the public at the proper
time. The people will begin to understand
now, how much these unmitigated scoundri.ls
desire peace. Thirty thousand navy revol
vers, with ammunition enough for an army,
coupled with the negotiations of Mr.Voor
boss for the purchase of 20,00 Q Garibaldi
rifles, would indicate that there is a good
deal of the disposition of the tiger hid under
their sheep skin garb of pence.
When we look at the large sum of money
which the amount of arms and ammunition
named in this letter must cost, the question
presents, itself of the ways add means. The
pistols alone would cost cluse on to one mil
lion of dollars at manufacturers' prices, and
the 20,000 rifles, without the import duties,
would cost $280,000. Of course no such
'sums are provided for by the xnembers of the
order in this State, but there have been some
Peace Commissioners prowling along the
Canada border for several weeks, and John
, C. Walker, tuutother peace men of Indiana,
have been visiting them. Some month ,
since the Confederale Governinent borrowed
$15,000,000 in Europe, for which it issued cot
ter bonds, and every blockade runner , car , -
ries out cotton to repay the loan.
The object of the loan was, primarily, to
purchase a navy in European ports, includ
ing the celebrated rams. That speculation
having failed by the refusal of the Govern
ments of England and France to permit the
to depart, and they having been sold to oth
er persons, the peace commissioners are in
funds, and they could not make an in ye:4-
ment more to the advantage of their muster
Than td purchase arms and ammunition for
Northern traitors, and to pay .iNdrthern dent
agogues liberally for shrieking fur peace, free
speech and liberty. Wm. H. Harrison, See
rotary of the eider of which IL 11. Dodd is
"Grand Commander," was arrested and is
still in custody. Messrs. John J. Parsons and
Chas. Hutchinson, partners of Dodd,
•
were also arrested, but were discharged on
their affidavits that thew were not members
of tho Order, and Were not advised of tho
contents of the boxes.
We have given a brief account of this the
most,
.startling event in the attempted drama
of civil war. The event naturally created
an intense excitement in our city, and it
will be an admonition to the people of the
state of the danger which surrounds them.
Dodd is, absent from the, city, probably
malting arrangements for the distribution of
the arms and cartridges iii hand and expected,
but NAieh, to his surprise, will be devoted to
Other purposes than enforeing,thc peculiar
peacmotions of agang of conspirators against
the peace and safety of the State.
Treaiment of Prisoners
FOUr rein'esentativee , of the Union soldiers
now prisoners Otantr to the Rebels and con
centrated at Anderson, Georgia, have just
Proceeded to Washington to state their con
dition'to,PmtlUvernment and see if scone
measures 'cannot. he instituted for their
apeedy..exchangn. In_ their, memorial, our
Plalora'stateiho:
'•: `!,C41.., Flill, Provost marshal General,
.Q.Mifeilerafe . Stites Army, at Alanta, stated
to ; ,,one of. the 'tmder4iied that there were
.-.thlrty 7 4o thopiand 'Amoral at Anderson
ville,Mid•hy all 'accounts from the United
P , taica:sOldiera'Whol!aye been confined there
iiinOpr.Td h o t, ..6Vor,g tad: by him. These
thirty-gee lhousand are confined ima. field of
„
some thirty, acres, enclosed by a board fence,
heavily guarAed, ..About one-third have va-
Ague kinds of iindidlUentlshelter; bqt
2ogi'do. pfstwenty.:ll4 and ar untheat
ohelter, Or. gron shack, of any kind and are
gh4ch . are of
atwotyta*:_p*royePVltt,o'eS,2'a*:deOTg'lhT
tight; ; iind the InOi'T:ter of - the sun
striking: with , alatoot 'iropieal fierceness upon
unproteeted heads: ^;,1:1149 mass of men jostle
and erowdcaeli other up anddown the limits
of their 'enalokire,",in . storm, as km,
n. and oth
ers-lie!dow upon the pitiless earth at night
with no Other 'covering:th‘M.ltike clothing
:upon, theii,bach6,•feW of' therq having, oven
• a blaith.et: ' , .
• ....;!%_ Upomontering tlr.prisOn : everyman
deliberately stripped of money and other prop
: city:;. and as .no ,clothlngor;blanheta are eii.dr
enppliocl to their prlionerEi_by trorebol:an.:
thmitihs the.coridltion..Ot the apparel of the
sol4lore just :fromilan'aetlve campaign; can
be otisily_hickag4ted,..* T4'oubande . co'i - Oititout
pants or . r . ieatts, and Aundredswit4oui even: a
ved'i. of, draivers to.eoyer their
, nakedness.' ,
ks Aimee men, as indeed t o prisonoTs,
thornislosnefi tith:ce.,quarters of a pound of
a pound of ,bread or. meal, and one. eighth of tx
pound if meat per day,. This is the entire ra
tion, and. upon it' We . prisoner must livo or
die. The meal is often tinsitled and spur,
and tlio meat; as such in theNOrth is 'consign-,
ed to the Soap maker. 'Such aro the rations
upon which Union soldiers are fed by the
rebel authorities, and by which they are
barely holding on to life. But to starvation
and exposure, to sun and storm, add the
sickness which prevails to an alarming extent.
On an average one hundred die daily, It is
impossible that any Unson soldier %hould
know all the facts pertaining to this terrible
mortality, as they are not paraded by the
rebel authorities. Such statements as the
following, made by
eloquent testimony. Said ho : ~O f twelve l of
us who were captured, six died ; four are in
the hospital, and I never expect to see them
again. There are but two of us left." In
1862, at Mongomery, Alabama, under far
more favorable circumstances, the prisoners
being protected by sheds, from ono hundred
and fifty to two hundred grew sick front
diarrhea and chills, out of seven hundred.
The saine per eentage would giveseven thou
sand sick at A vidersonville. It needs nu
continent, no efrorb4 at word-painting, to
make such a picture stand out boldly in
most !terrible colors.
Nor is this all. Among the ill-feted of
the many who have suffered amputation
in consequences of injuries received before
capture, sent from Bebcl hospitals before
their wounds were healed, there are eloquent
witnesses of the barbarities of which they
were victims. If to these facts is added this,
that nothing more demoralizes soldiers and
and developes the evil passions of man then
starvation, the terrible condition of the
Union prisoners at AndersonvillF s Call be
readily imagined. They are fast losing hope,
and beeiiining utterly reckless of life. Num
bers, era red by their sullbrings, wander
about in a style of idiocy ; others deliberate
ly cros Ohl dead line, and are remorsely
dOW II."
We respectfully ask The Daily ,Y,Ars, The
The The Aye, The
(lii..ette and I'ceo.', and other journals
of like , pirit, to lay these authenticated facts
before their readers and tell us what they
think or them. Will they pretend that, rebel
prisoners in our halals are thus famished,
tortured and murdered? they ylsit our
quarters for prisoners at Elmira, Johnson's
Island, (.'lid ago and elsewhere, and State
distinctly how those prisoners are fed,
lodged and sheltered from the fury of the
element- we challenge them to make the
into Li uti ~, n ipare the results with those
developed pi the uffmforf . al of our brethren
confined at Anderson, and tell us what
is the ground of this effr.trast if it he not, true
that Slavery barbarize , and. "byatalize-s its
vutariez 7 1r th,t is not what is?
Thee 'journals arc accustomed to scout tile
suggestion that the Rebels aro ff bard up"
fur Med. If they arc not, why do they
stars e our 15 - i -offers so cruelly 1 Bear iii
mind that these prisoners are located wher
cxer they cay sithsist them at Mast cost--are
taken to the Mod, rather than thofood trans
ported to them. - Who will contend that
twelve ounce,f of bread :fiat meal, with two of
meat per day, 11 . 1Mrd sufficient nourishment
ror a man ? Suppose them both good quality,
how long can henith nlni Strength be main
tained on such not allowance"
Acllui,t—Mutt we :-.111,1,,,,k• to 1)0 the ,foet
that the rebels are "short—that they feed
our prisoners ini-ere_bly bocamue they tire
unable to feed them well—how enn you Re
count cur their neglecting 011 r U 1111 : 1 1TY
brethren lifter 111,,11111, Illebleilered
CXlli.O.ell to ld.Ul'lll. - 1, hunt' and 1.11.. W . ,?
Tree. , are 11, , 10r1011-TV 11 1 / 1 1111 , ,1111.
the o , lllb,ler,ley ; it Were locate
1 . ;l1,111 in n00t1,111,111.111. 1110111.
(;ice 1110;11 1 , 111 :111 , 111\e , , 1111,1 Our brave
buns would shelter theimellw, adequately in
a day, and would provide tire-places, beds or
dry boards, Aw., in another. W'liv, then are
they turned lilze 110:2,-s in a nal:0(1 field, there
to FAttl'er awl die by hundred: , , (ir expisure,
privation and the disuases them , i ne vitably
? AVM) can palliate such wanton
ertieltie- Y can Ilioy lie explained, sav,
I,n thu Ityi oth. -is that the Confederate chief.
deliberately purpo , e the death or permanent
disability ,f air l: ,ion Volunteers ?
(„'onw, sympathizers! let u.
ee how you can explain this conduct ot
your chi\ alrie " Southern brethren !"—..V.
TAMES A. DUNBAR, Attorney at
tLaw, otriiEl.., Pu. Office ell the south side of t h e
Court Ileuse, titljeiu log the ••Americau Piloting Oilier."
July 1, 1864-Iy.
WEAKLEY, Attorney at Law
Mice on south ilanover street, adjoining th
(are of Judge Graham, All professional business en
trusted to him will be promptly attended to.
July 1, 1864.
QAMUEL HEPBURN, Jr., Attorney
I.BNv. Wilco with Iluu. Samuel Hepburn, Muhl
ht. Carlisle Va,
July I, 11101.
IijUITUS E: SIIAPLEY, Attorney at
La o', Carlisle Pa. Attendn to securing, and col
lecting So•diers' Pay, linuutlen, nod Punslons. Oilier
on South honorer Street, opposite llootz's Store.
July 1,1564.
T A w CAItD.-CHARLES E. MA
pL,AUIIIILIN. Attorney of Law, 0111 ea in 'Libra's
building, Just opposite the Market House.
July 1, 1801-Iy.
P. IIU RICII, Attorucy at Law
k Ofilve on North Hanover street, a few doors
north of Hetet. All busluctis entrusted to him
will be promptly attended to.
July 1,18(14.
Dr. I. C. LOO3l IS
Ponifi et Street few doora %t/
lroA
4
below South Honorer et
Jnly 1,18(A.
TOSEPII RITNER, Jr., Attorney at
ity Law awl Survoyor, Mechanicsburg, Pa. Office oo
Rail Road Strout, two doors north of thu Bunk.
o;s..llusinoss promptly attended to.
July 1, 18C4.
f I EO. W. D. D. B._
11 to Demonstrator of Operative Dentistry of the
tt a tl n tlr;•is College of
°lnce at i . i lfift Y eititlenca
opposite Marion lion, West Main street, Collide, Pa. .
July t, 185.1.
na. GEORGE S. SEA-
Dentist, from the Watt,
...maim more (foliage of Dental Surgery.
til,.olllce at the residence of hie mother, .Enst
Louthar street, three doors below Bedford.
July 1, 1864.
DR. WM. H. COOK.,
HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,.
Surgeon cazB Accouchour _
OFFRA at his residence in. Pi
stroot adjoining the Methodist Church.
July 1, 1864.
1011IINSICIANS'. will find it to their ad
vantge to eill,and,purchcieo their 1110101 one at
RALSTON'S.
FORAVAIUDI.I4G AND GRAIN
bur Anons formOrlY conducted by Lino, Glvlor &
is now carrlod au by ,
JOIIN GREASON,
'July 20, 1804.—tf '•Oroaoon, Comb. Co.
JONES HOUSE
Corner or niarkei St. & Market Bq.uttee.
HARRISBURG. PA.
CHAS. H. MANX, Pioptir.
Juno 17,1861-Bm*
• ' E34ORY PEXALE COLLEGE. •
OARIASLE, PA:. , ' •
THIS Institution' will open its Fall
Session on Tbuttoloydleptembor Lot, 1864, vitt a
Caps of Tonebora. In the department of Latiglid.
pm, ilio President will bo.aosiottal by ,Boy. Si L, DA ,
man, A. M. 'llpoclal attention gtvea, Music.to. .For
Circulate apply to
• It. D. CIIABIBIiRS - Proobledt.
lINIVERSAII.,OLOTRES WRIXGE
•
o iron Frame to : Break or Rust; AO Spoil
Me Clothes., . •
'53 818 's6LD 4'N 188$.
TT. was pionounced supoyior to alhateo.
at the World's Fair at Lontlon,l3Bo2: - It' took tee
at Premium at the great Fair of the American Id—
stitute,in N. York City, 1803, and wherever exhibited.
Self-Adjusting' and Adjustabloi '
The only Wringer with the Patent COO WIIEEL RE
GULATOR, which positively proionts the'ibile frodi
• BREARINO OR TWISTINCro,N TifE SHAFT.
Without Cog wheels, the whole strain of forcing the
cloth through the Machine , in put upon the lower roll
causing three times as mild.' strain upon the lower roll
as when Cog wheels with our Patent Regulator are
used, besides the extra strain upon the cloth.
In reply to the question, ‘! how Long will It Last I"
we can only 'say, "As long as a wash tub, cooking
Move, or any other family utensil." Seo testimony
of Orange Judd, of the American Agriculturist, No.
41 Park Row, N. Y., who says of the
lINIVETSAL CLOTHES WRINGER.
"We think the machine much more than PAYS FOR
IT SELF EVERY YEAR in the saving of garment 1—
We consider it Importer' that the Wringer be' fitted
with Cogs otherwiso a mass of garments may clog the
rollers, end the rollers upon the crank.shaft slip and
tear the clothes, or the rudder break loose the shaft.—
Our own is ono of the first made, and it is as 0000 AS
NEW after nearly FOUR YEARS' CONSTANM USE."
, speaks
IT N A V 11.9
TIME, LABOR, CLOTHES AND MONEY.
It Is easily and firmly secured to the tub or waehlug
machine, and will flit tubs of any size or shape.
It will nave Its cost every six months in the saving
of clothes Those with COO WHEELS ARE WAR
RANTED in every particular.
This means, especially, that after a few months' use
the lower roll
WILL NOT TWIST ON THE SHAFT,
and tear the clothing.
Furnished to families, on trial, free of expense, by
JOHN CAMPBELL. Agent,
Rail Road Office, Carlisle.
Aprllls,lBo4—tf.
EXCITING NEWS.
JUST opened at the New and Cheap
Store of Leldich and Miller, another large Supply
of Spring and Summer Goods of all the Newest and
most de:Timid° kiwis and qualities Suitable for the
Seasons, consisting of every variety and description of
Ladies Dross Goods Silks, Mantillas, Summer Shawls,
Embroideries, Hooped Shirts, of Newest. invention,
(Double Duplex Illiptlc Spring) Summer Ilainutraht,
Son Umbrellas, Parasols Corsetts. Notions of every do.
seription Black Cloths and Cassimers, Fancy Cassh
mores. Vestings,Cottonndes, Liner, Drillings, 'l:lettings,
Calicoes Glngbams, Muslim; Checks, Nankeens, kr., ke.,
Carpets, till cloths, Window Shades. Rugs, Looking-
Classes, and an endless variety of Clot do tee numerous
to mention.
Feeling very thankful to the community for their
kind and liberal patronage so tar extended to the (New
Firm,) we earnestly Solicit a rontionance of the Same,
PA we feel assured that we are fully prepared to offer to
the public the most complete and desirable Stock of
Goods that can he found In the Country. Please re
member the Store is on the corner, of.the public Square
(directly) opposite Irvine's ShoeS tore.
LEIDICII & MILLER,
Carlisle, May 20 104,
M)r - y - ( r-it:,(D)cl.lsl.
SPILING, 1801,
GREENFIELD & SHEAFER
INVITE the attention of buyers to their
new stock of Dry Aid.. It will be found unsur
passed In all those features which comprise a first class
Stock. All departments of our business have been
much enlarged, especially that of
DRESS GOODS,
which we are confident. is the most extensive assort
ment ever offered In this town. We have ❑ow open
ready for inspection all the novelties of the soaann, vie
Poplins, ail ,en• and St Vie... Mosainlilques
Plain and Plaids, Plaid Poplins. Phallles. De Lathes
also, a I, :tutiful stock of A LI'ACCAS, at astonishhigly
low lakes.
DOMESTICS.
Prints, Bleached Muslins, Broad Shootings, Flannels
ti ing,hatus, eneeFs, Ticking,s, CottonodeN, he., it c.
Gents' and Boys' Wear,
Cloths. Cassimores, Jeans, Summer Cassimeres, &c.-
IVe would call the attention of our friends more part Ic•
ularly to our Immense stock of al °silos, Cot•
tonades, all hou,da last winter, bolero the late advance
which 0111 he sold at prieta+ that defy competition.
Persons slay sly ou getting great bargains at th
store of
GREENFIELD & SIIEAFER.
March 23, Ism,
NOT?: ilesirors exits - lint:, nor storll
Dsiso ho pni ',lout it., and rerollect our - tore is in Zug'
S. on!), Markiit Spuiro,thicoild Door, op
osito Ifittor's ,t
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A T the store of John Irvine, on th
_Li_ N. B. cnrnar of the public square, in the place to
purchase Boots Shoes Hats and Caps, at prices that
dcfs c.enpetition,
Ile has just returned from the East with the largest
and most I,ollpiete assOrtanollt of ilOots. ritiOes, lints A:
Caps thst"he has ever presented to this community,
and which he is determined to ,ell at the lowest pos
sible prices. Ills stork embraces even) thing in his
ling ol blishless, Ftleh
IsIEN'S & 1301S' FINE CALF BOOTS,
Kip Boots, Calf and Patent Leath, Oxll,rd Ties, Calf
and patent Luther Calf Nullifiers, Calf Mid
Klp Brogans, Slippers,
LADIES' WEAR,
Flue Brunei, and Engll..ll Lasting (;aiters, 316rocro Calf
and Ala Boots. Bina Kid Fancy Sliprurs, Muf
ructu„ and Kid Buskins. &c.,
MIS ES .1 \1) CHILI/It Ic. , ES WEAR. tif nii de It jp
tinne 011,01 r a ring 11110 1,04.111:: Un it.i S, and
Lasting 1/11ttien Iti t.s, MOrr1.1•1 , 1,1 , 0 ly SOr All kinds
fairy titlnel4 of v.ti I , lls ANION sllpp•ry Sr.
!EATS CAPS, Casshnoto. Fur and Wool I Las
of all qualities,fiett styles, else n largo soil (meta of
STRAW I[AT
Boots and Shoes made to order at the shortcut [loth,
lepaking ppomptly (loan. Cohn lent of his ability tai
ilie s, rsll clis•es of customer,. ho respectfully tai vi ten
he [le/Ile to Ova him a eall.
tr.)._ltemembor the place, N E. corner of the Puldie
JOHN
July 1, IFI 1.
NEW GOODS!!
.NTOW offering an immense variety of
CLOTHS, .
CIiSSIMERES,
VESTINGS,
CuTPON GOODS Sc.
For Die3i and Boys' Wear,
In a larger variety, than ran be found in any ii-tale
110111110 a 11l this place, 111141 At As low prices as 1,11 111/
sold any where, to suit taste and pocket. We inarlU
facture the above good.; to order, in the Jai est styles,
or sell per yard. hunt alters whaling to have the goods
bought of us. rut. CAD he 114,10111modated, tree of charge,
An early Inspection of our goods and prices, respect ,
fully solicited.
ISAAC Lill NGSTON,
North Hanover Street Clothing Emporium.
July 1, Hititi.
Carpetings and Oil Cloths.
NOW receiving at Ogilbv's cheap cash
Store, a lot of Ingrain, Venetian, 'letup, Rag,
and Stair
* CARPETS.
Alen, Floor on, CLOTH'S all Irldths, which will be
sold for the eubh at the lowest rates.
CHAS. OGILBY, Trustee.
March 4,1864
NEW GOODS
Every description and quality of Groceries,
ttlie ' ensware, hard warn, l ielcol.v, Sauce, Flue Liquors,
Tobacco, Sugars, Pipes, .Fre-h Fruits anti vegetables in
Cans, Oysters do. Spices, Wood and 'Willow ware, all
hinds and of the best quality mid to be sold at the
lowest prices for cash by
W3l. I3ENTZ.
July 1, 18114.
CARLISLE FORGE.
WEAVER & ORICKEEt.
rilllE subscribers would respectfully
announce .to nu) public, that having purcbaeod
t o Carlisle Forgo, formerly owned by Mr. J. Goodyear,
we have commenced the inanutiteture and will:keep
couetantly on baud all glue of the boot quality of
We will givo prompt attentl7n to all orders, whether
from a distance or at home.
The highest Cash prices paid for old wrought Iron
SCRAPS, delivered at the Forge, ut the Railroad bridge,
in Carlisle.,• WEAVER BRICKER.
Carlisle; Tey 13, 180I—ly
New Stook of Hats - and Caps
AT KELLER'E OLD STAND,
North Hanover Street.
Asplendid assortment of all the new
etylon of Stilt Moloalcin, Slouch, Soft k Straw
Ilat s now open of city and home Illa natant ure which will
be sold at the lowest ca - ph prlres. Boit:bate of aline:d
ittos from the finest ilcdser and N utrla, to the cboap•
ost wool, and of all colure, uusurptssod by any this
side Philadelphia.A large stock of •
•
, .
ITAMIBR HATs,
Palm, Legborn,--Draldi India Panama, and
Straw. Childrons fancy &o.
Also a full assortment of 'Mons, Doya and chlldrons
caps of every description and style,
The -subscriber invites all to come end. examine his
stock. Doing a praaticalliattor, he feels confident of
giving satisfaction. Thankful' for the liberal patron.
ago heretofore bestowed ho solicits' a continuance of
the seine. Dont f rget the stand,' two doors above
Shriner's Motel and next to Corman's shoe atocp. - ..
JOHN A. KELLh'it; Agt.
N. D. Hats of all kinds made to ordor'at abort notice.
Bryarks Pulmonie Wafers,
AT RALSTON'S
Doe. 11, 1863
IILME EI
2. Haines S.-500 pairs Haes oa hand
of nil kinks. Illiznyetlatown pittorn, Loudon
do., aninan do.; with nodwithout putout fludoniugs
dusipor' than over at IL BAXTUN'S x klast Main at.
• July 1,1803.
, .
11110.11YICJIAN713, fina.it , to . iheir
ad
.'vantago to calif anilinirainuie Medicinai st• •
' ' ' ItALBTOWS.
July 1,1861; .
myDYE COLORS, • '
, . AT RALSTON'S.
uly 1, 1864.
NEW FIRM
BAR IRON.
. . .
IISAAFO'IIVINGSTONP
MAS.received an'tinusually large and ,
OH-selected stook of - -; i 7 t
SPRING AND SUMMER' GOODS,'
and asks that his old customers, find All3personft in
want of first rate CLOTHING should
,giv# him a call.
Ills assortment consists in 'part of • • , ,
CLOTHS; CASSIMERES, SATTINJTS,
VIATINGS, and all othor kinds of goods for Gentle
mon's Clothing. His assortment of piece goods Is the
largest and most variod over brought to Carlisle, and
he Is determined 'to soli goods by 'the yard on terms as
favorable as uuy other stare. His stock of
Ready-made Cloithing,
is extensivo and beautiful, consisting of COATS,
PANTS, VESTS, OVERCUATS, sell
- te., which ho will se
chcapor than any other establishmont,
Hu lots a beautiful assortment of GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS, such us
UNDERSHIRTS,
OVERSIIIRTS.
DR A WERS,
UMBRELLAS,
CARPET BAGS,
TRUNKS, Re., &Lo.
Come and sac his beautiful assortment of Goods bo
fore nurchasing elsewhero. Ito takes pleasure lit show
lag his Goods, and will satisfy all that ho can and will
soil Goods cheaper than any other house outside of the
cities. '
, CUSTOMER'S ORDERS —1 invite an examination
of my stock of Phu, Cloths, Cassinieres, VestinL:s,
which I mantificture op-.s special orders.
SPECIAL NoTICE.—t {Mulct say to the public, that
my goods are man u ntrturnd senior my own supervision
and by the very best workmen, My stn.!: is the most
extensive I have ever had, and my friends and the
public aro invited to call and examine rm. tbom..tv..,
-Item °rubor the old stand, Noffit - Tbinditlfr St. - -
ISA AO LIVINGSTON.
Carlisle, April '22,1104.
GOOD NEWS ! NEW GOODS 1
PHILIP ARNOLD
WHOLF;SALTI ANt) 1111 TAIL
4 :0 I-61 8 1 .3 1 - 13 E =FL,
Having Ju•t revel viol iron Now Yoric and atillidelplila
tin extensive itssortinent or
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERS,
SA VEIN ETS,
VESTINGS,
TAILORS"FRIMMINGS, SE,C.
Is now making flally additions to his already large
stock of
Ready Made Clothing for Men and Boys,
which for totality and price arc not equaled In this
port of the State.
CLOTHING MADE _TO - ORDER
at short notice by experienced workmen, and tualsfac
thin ¥ in all eOOOB.
Goods by the Piece or Yard,
at the lowest rates. Also on Intuit a large stock or,
FURNISHING GOODS.
eorapri.leit in part Fine Linen nod Trarull'ng
Collars, Neckties, Cloves, )10,iery, Suspend erg, £5.
TIIUNKS AND VALISES.
Carpet and Loather Travel; h: llags of the hest make.
All of which he will torn ish nt the Lowest Rates. Ills
old patrons and the pul•lic are invited to rail at the
old stand, two doors will of the Carlisle Deposit
NEW ARRIVAL OF DRY GOODS
The utrer , l,ml is now np.•llitrz th Inr,.e•t ant
mad ,I••hrrntde ,toel, of goods over uttered to tt.c peold,
of Cum hot In nd C.ort.ty.
A complete anti general assortment of
Ladies Dress Goods.
All 1111111”11, '4lOl.:}Z.Nl , :r. nn
)N1) 1()1.11. I:41; Gin}l/S trim the
to) )Iqoolon.z Stoto. A 110,, , 0n 2.00, 1.11,1 a.
A large esaortment oI
LADIES PLAIN 111,NNET RIBBONS AND DRESS
lIIIIMMIED
The largest stock of ilo'Tlo\B out - side of the Easteru
Chloe.
A full'essertinPut of
CiethS for Ladies Cicni&ing.
Boys and Mono wear In endless variety, iidtishit.ing of
Cloths. Fancy and pLiln Cassinieres, Tweeds. Jeans, and
Cottonadm
DOME S 7 .GO OD S.
lII] 1111t11011:3(1 llNsOrtilloot, At I . OAS ,11;11.1,.
A largo, onni,lot.c I , .ortin• itt r.r
SPIZ 1.N(1 .1.1 from all t.lto
rd man ufnot.tll,•rs in the U. S. als,
joie,
CA UJL CLuTIL‘z. )I.lr . i'lNS AND Lo , )K IN(
IBMZEI
A la, rto,!, of Sil k CA I.liS, i,.1 W NS,
HA It I.:, lo.lt...ver fn.. lust .1,15011, IV in Le t, , ld
at ex tremaly Ikav pi ices.
Particular a t tantim, pan], In ule,,p or al urdorq," as well
nc enters of all kinds promptly 01111 punctually :Ittend
ed to.
All of whirls will lowur than City prices hay,
bee.n pule:nu:od' Let .re. Clio late radian...
A. 11'.
Fourth Arrival of New GOods.
have just returned from the cities with as lunge
addition of
NEIV St.'1111.:11, DRESS GOO 1.).5.
Ag Ur ,ultcd rr Ow sc.okm. A I,cat!t:r,/1 cf
Silk !dies. Ccata, a.td L'-in tr. Ili,s
ditkeSLA,,d,.. lat., \IRAS, litoioll,.
111101piniS, 11.0 S I I .
1,111 •:11. zi i••••• • ts, and a gent:rill a,sort.
Inttpt ,easi•raddc
1\11.:N ANI) BOYS' NVEAR.
selling cheap a largo Int of OM) l;001):: much less
1.113r1 presont pi ~.es
1.14,5 e call Omo di or Lrlow >lartin's II utel, liadt Mahn
Strect.
Juno 10.10114. W. C. SAIVY
GOOD NEWS, NEW STORE,
EIV STORE.
EIDIC 111\111,1,Elt havirlL!
~
_ E . i ret„„..„l the eity with an entire ned- - and
enn,ol, took i t Foleisit and It.pe•s , i.•
wish to int, in the paid.: that thee are pi epired to
over uu slfry o.ne.onahle teitos,vi ry desirable stock
of cl o ud ,, , on the south east corner of the public square,
ionnediately upped to Irs ine'eSline St.ne. 2he stork
cuniprisce in part
Ladies' Dress Goods,
I'lain Illaek Silks all qualities, libiek Fle.:nrod and Rep
Silks, Pitney Colored Plain and Figwed Pr.,. Silks, all
colors 11111 qualities, Pialo Plaid and Striped Spring
p,,plins. Plain ill on. 1,1 1.115t1 . 1, all v 01.., Plaid and
Smiled Pt II do Cilt.Vl`l:l,, Stl ilit• I :tad finnan M0)11111, 1
111 Chan 11, 111111 t 111.1 Uc 1.31,,5. all colors and
qualities )lozainhiques, Muslin de 1./tines, Chatlics,
Lae no, dc, .FC,
A boaWittd assortment of Colo'd Spring Mantillas,
of dilloreot styles from 1 110 Of the moot, fashionable es.
tablisinoents ill the VII, Ilg Shaw/s, /looped
Skirts, lialinoral ilosiery and Moves of every
description, Dress Trimmings. linen and Silk Hand
kerchiefs, Laces. Ribbons. Nall Road Corsets, H.c.,
DOMESTIC GOODS
,if all kinds, such :is Illeaelnel and Unbleached jails-
Illoaelled and Unbleached Shootings, Pillow-cases
t 1 uslins, Tiehings, Cheeks, lied, IV hits and Sallow
Flannels, Nankeens, Blue Inniolins, Mae Drillings,
Strip ,I`thlrting, , ,lotton Pant"tolf, litoltiteky Jeans,
till 'clods at Linen and Colton - Table lii,,pers, 'roweling,
Cambric and Paper MII,IiIIS, Intl 01111i0.1 Vlll' , otY of
ether Ddinestirs. A culoidete IISh(ift111011I, olgoods suit
able for Fu moral purposes.
Mourning Goods,
such as Bombazines, Taints° Cloths Double end Single
width, all wool Muslin de L:11110S, Black Silk Warp
Challies Oriental Lustros, Prucade.haird, Second
Mourning de Laines, nut Pies, Olnghams, Lawns,
Black English Crapes, Craps Veils Low Veils, Crape
Collars. Silk and lid tiletes, Square and Long Thibet
Sh?wals, kr., ke.
111E.NS' AND 1301 S WEA R,
Mark Clothes, Mack and Palley Cassimors, Testings,
LID en and Cotton Pants stuff, of all gr tidos, cent hare
clothing made at short notice.
CARPETS, CARPETS,
all grades and quail lee. from the common hemp up to
the hest quality three-ply, Window Shades, Looking
Glasses cod an endless variety of other Goods, to, on
merous to menthl.
N. 11. The above stock has been selected with great
deal of core and with a view of disposing of Limo same
on the most reasonable terms. lye hope that every
perrnll In event of geode will give us a rail Wore mak
ing their spring purchases, and we .feel nssitrod that
We can otter inducements to ell that will Ore us a
call, end will extend all accommodations end•con sea•
Juncos that can be offered by any other hoedowse house
lu the county.
titir Do not forget the proper risen en the corner.
LEIOIOII & AILLER.
30,1804. -
IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY.
WC. SAWYER, has juSt . ,r,eoaived
. from the latent Spring I turorsritiOs, tin ha-
arouse 0t...01c of • P'"c
DRESS GOODS4,Iti,:
cinbraolog the newest stylus and flanks :OITOWEI to tho
trade. Black, Figured and Plain Silks In largo supply,
Silk, Mohair, Wool, Lislo and Cotton Textures, Ent
broldorod and Plaid Tailorlnas, Striped and Plaid Her.
norm's. Plain and Ifigurad Poll du nord, 'Sonogasen
Andoloilltin Stripee, and all other stylus.
A full lino of Boson's
MOURNING GOODS,
Bombazine's, Tuiln Olotbs,"l'inulse Cloths, Wool do
Lathes, °Ladles, Borothlits, Tainartines, Alorolz, Plaid
and Plain Maioir, llereges, Lawns, Crapus,
Ilandheroblefft,,Barasols. Gloves, .t.o. •
Funeral Goods of till hinds constantly on band.
Special CAN given to all ordlirs for Funeral Goods. .
Call and axamine our latest Now York atflos o
SPIUNtI MANTLES, all the varieties and otylos of
- Spring Shawls,
Broach, English aid' American 'CLOTHS and OASST
MERES, (a first class tulle:. makes up goods when de
.sired) Cotton and Linen Pantings, Coatings, &c. •
•
C4IIRPIETS; CalilP . JETS. .
From the Lovell, Milford and Enterprise Mills, nil
gradeu, Oft Clothes ! Matti ngs,'llugs. Shados,,and every
thing in Ulu liuuso Fumbling lino, An enormons
stork. of
DOMESTIC GOODS •
.
all tho Standard makes of CaWoos, Drown and Bleach
ed Shootings, Shillings, llokings, Stripes, Cottonados,
a full line of Notions, foolery and Woven.' All the
latest improvemontsin Hoop Skirts. I have ,recolved
,the agency ofilayou r s celebrated Kid Woven for flthy
place: Ladles will find a complete assortment;-. , : !
The above Goods and many, others not named, with
a largo stock of OLD GOODS, I offer to the trade at a
shall advanco on cost of production. ,
Feeling grateful for past patronage. X ask a,contittn.
.anoe of tbasamo.' 'Remember the old and well knOwn
stand, Dant Main Std ono door Moly Martin's now.
“nuat.
CarilslO April 8 180-1 , • •
B• 0 • —;••
• • F.4lgOle" GOODS"
s; ,CONFECTIONABIES,
FRUITS, .
IPERFUMERY,'
'PRESERVED — FRUITSy
MINCED MEAT ; PICKELS
AT IIAVERSTICIC2S,
North Hanover Sired, Carlisle, Penn'd.
Just - Opened an . assortment of Fresh Drugs, Fancy
Goods, Gilt Books, Perfumery, Fruits, and Confection
ary, which has noverleuen surpassed in this .borough,
for novelty and elegance.' The articles haVe been So.
looted witte.groat care,and aro calculated, in quality
and prise, aeon:inland tho attention of purchasers.
FANCY 'GOODS,
which comprise every variety of fancy' artieles of tho
most exquisite finish such as
Papier Machu Goods,
Elegant alabaster and porcelain inkstands and trayo
Fancy ivory, pearl and shell card cases,
Ladies' Nancy Baskets,
Fancy Work Boxes, With sewing instruments,
Ladles' Cabas, Writing Desks, and Port-folios.
Port Monnalos, of every variety.
Gold pens and pencils, Fancy paper weights, and a
large variety of ladies' Fancy stationery.
Motto scale and wafers, Silk and bead purses.
Biding whips, elegantly finished. Fine cutlery,
Perfume baskets nod bags.
Brushes of every kind for the toilet,
N. liatin and It. Si G. Might's Soaps and Perfumes
of various kinds.
Fancy Pins for head dresses and shawls.
Musical instruments,
togethor with an inuilineralilo variety of articles ole
gantly finished and suitable for
- PRESENTS,
to which be invites special attention.
Also, on extensive and elegant collection of
BOOKS, ,
comprising various English and American Works,
richly embellished POETICAL WORK'S, Bibles and
Hymn Books, elegantly bound in velvet with metal
clasps and corners.
Ills assortment of S. pool Posits and School Station
ery is also complete, and comprises everything used in
the Schools. Ito also desires to call the par ticnlar at,
toution of Families to Ins elegant assortment of
LAMPS,,to.
from the extensive est.t'llobnients of Cornelius, Archer
and others of Philadelphin, comprLdng every style of
Parlor, Chamber and study Lamps, for burning either
Lard. Sperm er EtherLd oil; also Dvorr's celebrated
KenoseLe or Coal Oil Lamps, together with Flower
'Vases, Fancy Screens, ,Le. His assortment in this lino
is unequaled in the borough. Also,
SEO ARS AND TOBACCO,
embracing all the favorite brands, and a tine assort.
nihnt of MEERSCHAUM SMOKERS AND PIPER, the
celebrated Killocochlnk, Lynehburg Smoking Tobacco.
F It U IT S,
each as Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Raisins. Nectarines,
Prunes, kr., FA NOY CON FECTION A Y—N UTS—
PRESER V ED FRUITS. 3I INCED MEAT, PICKLES, So
in every variety and at all prices; all of which are pure
end fresh, such as can be confidently recommended to
his friends. Ills stock embraces everyt .lag in the
lino of Fancy Ooods, with many other articles useful
-to housekeepers so hloh the public are especially invi
tad to on and
iteinember the Old Stand, nearly opposite tho Bank
on North lin/lover street
July 1, I`,t4.
Now Sky-Light Photographic and Am
brotype Gallery.
CI L. LOC MI IN is happy to Vora
his 11unit:rolls ru.ti , mi•r.e. snit tno public gon
orally, that lie has 1,111 , ,ed his csLrbliehn:ent LO
E=l3
New Sky-Li , lit Gallery,
(I. (he laditling orcuphal by Mrs. Neff, As a Milliner
;-tare, ciposite the Cumberla n d Volley Bonk.
Mr. I,,ha,An is now olds with his splendid light
Additian of now and exponsiVO apparatus, th
Neu best nainurset used, to-produru
PUOTOORAPES, CARTES D VISTE, AMDRO
TYPES, AND EVERY STYLE OF PICTURES,
eq to the best made in Philadelphia or Now York.
Pictures can be taken now equally well in cloudy
as in clear..Aviv:the,
Dattuerrnotypes or Ambrotypos of deceased persons
copied,-enlarged, or made 'tutu cartes de
Joh/ 1, 1864.
THE "CARLISLE PALACE OF ART,
By J. a Lesher,
TS now open for the necornteedation o
111 the public for the purpose of maklitg Pll TO
- IS and AM pre, sobit'll null be done In a
eery superior manner by his porn! arty arranged shy
lights..X.c., by which mean:, and the chemical Influence
he will take pl• lures ist cloudy weather equal ta,
I is charges are moderate an 1 he ' , diets the public pa
tronage. Iwp;icates of Itnctterlootipes, A zubrotypcx
and Photographs, or dree,t e . 1.00 of increa.
soil or decreased
•gt? . .Entrantx, on Hanover St. in ZUCPFI;t/11,1tng,, , p.
p.a.. the 31, rltct noose.
Curti ele„tpri I 11tt, ISt —the
1.'111IES__ .. ti111)11E111 ES
k _ - fi - G. E. 'IT ERS, has opened a new Grocery Stmt.
in Main Sheet. t'arllslc. pposite it Sax tn's Hard
ware store and is now prepared to supply bin friend ,
nod tie puhltr, with an kinds of theta Goods, et Lb
hiWeat market ratls. Ili, steel, comprises
POEFE ES, SEII.I 1:3, STEEPS, TEAS,
Salt, Sphols, erattlel. ntratound ; Cr•telte ,, , Cheer
r o cr ge Ease o c e s, Fish by :olesale or retail, Uranus
Itrueltes,...relan•co, yegarF, Snail', :hatches, Blacking
lied t'ord.;,
GLASS AND STONEWARE,
Quietest, tit., o ,:ewe,. 7 , :ttlesee, tttd all outerarti
rlec ustetil; kept in a Hist 4••• ry
It: rtttild to 'wies lam thtertoined to sell goods at
the lowest figures.
tnd all kinds of Country l'rod two, taken at markt)
01 . 1A,5.
Farmers and Dairymen are particularly invite,' t
.1111:m418ot. thot., , l,thrit,..l I'llll,N IX CHURN, whin!
I.la•eit pion,,unet,,l by t •mputunt judges thu umb
~ up,rior I hunt of LIAO a,.a.
July 1,
AMU , : ARRIVAI, OF FRESH
GROCERIES-1 , 1:W 411; ALL KIN-DS.
Among IV 11 111 lan hufgo lit of real gen oh tle llultl
me.r.,,10 mit It ERRI NG, in oatt 1):Lrroln, MACK Alt El,
ut pricey that Is really astonishingly low. Pickels o
all 1.1b.1q,
SAUCES, PRESERVES,
and a good :IS.: Linea t of
TOBACCO AND SP:GARS,
LIQUORS, 6.C..
nt the lowest late,i for CASII or Country Produce.
W3l. RENTZ
July 1,1551.
r I flE partnership heretofore existing
betweeri Charles 1.. Halbert and rrawlrbrd Pinar
has been dissolved by mutual consent. The books
aird accounts are in the hauda of Mr. Halbert, who
earnestly roil emits all psi nes having accounts with the
lute firm to call and settle them. William Halbert. jr,
having entered lute partnernhlp with his brother,
(Anti les 1.. Halbert, the business 'will hen teforth be
conducted under the style of Halbert .h Brother.
The now thin would respectfully call attention to
their stock of
'New and Fresb Groceries.
Thelrsteck Is largo and selected with the greatest rare
and will be sold at the lowest prices for cash. It can,
slots in part of fine old Government Java COFFE:I3 2
Prime It to do , Prime Mu koasted.
SYIIUPS.—Now York, Boston, and Philadolphla Sy
raps, of the very best qualities,
N SPCA itS.—The host the market affords.
hovering's best Crushed, Sand, and Pulverized Sugars
Also, his A. if. and C. Sugars, which cannot no our
passed.
like, Corn Staph, F, Nina, Dandolln o Coffoo, Essence
of Colton, Ooncontratna Lyo, Soap, Candles, s,:r.
CLUNA, GLASS, AND op
QUEENSWARE.
A. largo and well selected stock of the very latest pat—
terns and styles, lower than ever in price, nud better
In quality, than was ever Wowed before in Carllsle.—
Cal l and sue. Wooden and Willow Ware, such its Tubs
Buckets, and Churns, Baskets of every description;
Children's CARRIAGES, Stoneware, Cream Pots, But—
ter Jars, Preserve Jars. Jugs, all sizes.
7kerzaze 'Pisa—No.l, 2 end 3 Mao'coral. No.
1 31ESS SHAD No.l Herring.
A large quantity Of the celebrated Excelsior HAMS,
SALT by the Sack, Dairy and (I, A. Salt.
Tits sitbscribere respectfully ask the patronage of
their friends and the public . gunorally, and invite them
to 'call and' examine thoie now stock, at the old stand,
corner of Hanover and Louthsr Streets
Carlisle, April 22, 1.864.
T HE subsotiber,wiobes to announce to
the people of Car Aisle and violnity, that he has
opened a
FLOUR AND FLED STORE,
on the, South East Corner of Plain and Went Streets; In
tho Warehoune owned and formerly occupied by Jacob
Rheum. The lint brands of FAMILY MDR, kept
conntantly on hand and delivered to any. part of tho
town. Having perfected arrangements with some of
the Drat mills in the neighborhood, I can assure my
customers that they will IM-furnisbcd - Ivith'irn - artild - o
of Flour which 1 can vouch for. I will keep constantly
on band DEED OP ALL KINDS, such is
Corn r Oats,,,Brat); Shorts, Potatoes, &c
The highest ensb prices paid Tor Grain of kinds
and Don't forgot the old established stand.
. Jlkllt.lollAll OIVLBIL
Carlisle, May 20, 18G47.—i_
Of the old Jinn of. John P. Pine 4. Son,
AS jus#Completed opening hie , now.
stook.'of - Berth, aro, Paints, Olin, Glass,
Varnishee, , S;e., to which 1i hri Res the early attention
of the nubile generally: 'lle has greatly enlarged hie
stook in all Ito various branches, and can now accent.
mochas the Ikublie with
_
*-- . ' Reliable Goods,.
In largo or email quantltlos at'the lowest prlces.' A
look Into store conylnee .thom that ho balk
ouotigh Goods to rolly , snpply the demand In this mar
kat. Personerwantlng Goodnin our. lino wlll_fludit.to
their advantago'to us it call before making their
purchasos. All ordors personally and punctually ate
tended to, and no misrepresentations made to effect
sales. • 'LIMB 11. LYN];
, Oarllelo, Nay 20,1804: , Nortli Hanover St: .
CHOICE SEGARS & TOBACCO,
ATIIALSTOWO
LOCkI.3IAN'S
I3ITTTEIt, EGGS,
DISSOLUTION
LIALIIEWE & DROTIIER
Flour and Feed Store.
Lr"? wR
L - F.WIS F. LY,NE-,
FIRKINSURANCE.
T HE
Allen and Eastpennsbora' 11 1 1n.1
Tiro Insuradco Company of Cumberland
'County, incorporated by an actt,ef • Assembly, ,in the
year 103, and having recently had. its chartorexteud
od NI the year 1883, is now in active and vigorous op;
oration, under Von suporintontionce of the following
board of Managers, viz: .
William IL Gorgas, Christihn'Stayman, Jacob Eberly
Alex. Catheartyj. Coovor, John Eicheiber
ger, Joseph Wickersham, Saml, Eberly, Moses Bricker,
Rudolph Martin, Jacob °carver, and J. 0. Dunlap.
The rates ofineurance ere as low and favorable as
any Company of tho kind in'tho State. Persons wish
ing tp become members are invited to make applica
tion to the ogents of oho Company, who aro willing to
wait upon them at any, -
W1±1. 1 ,1(.00RIBAS, President,
Eberly's Mills, P. G.
CHRISTIAN STAYIJAN, Vice President,
Mechanicsburg, P. O.
JOHN C. DUNLAP, Sect'y. Mechanicsburg.
DANIEL DAILY - , Dillsburg, York Co.
; AGENTS.
Cumberland county.—John Sherriek, Allen: Henry
Zearing, Shiremanstown; Lafayette Potter, Dickinson;
llenr3 Bowman, Churchtown ; Mode Griffith, South
Middleton; Samuel Graham, Westponnsboro'; Samuel
Coovor, Mechanicsburg; 3. W. Cockli n Shephordstown
I). Coovar, Upper Allen; J. G.' Saxton, Silver Spring;
John Ilyer, Carlisle; Valentine penman, Now Cumber
land ; James McCandlish, Nowvllle.
York county—W. S. Picking. Dover; Samos Griffith,
Warrington; J. F. Deardorff, Warthingfoß ; Maley
Clark, Dillaburg ; D. Rutter, Fairview ; John Williams
Carroll.
Dauphfn co —Jacob Houser, Harrisburg.
Members of the Company having policies about to
expire, ban have them renewed by malting application
o tiny of tho Agouti.
July 1,1864.
WIFIEELER & WILSON'S
SEICri G .7L rcf,I.7VES
AT REDUCED PRICES,
With Glass Cloth Presser, Improved Loop
Chock, Now Style Hammer, Binder,
Cor •or, Braider, oto.
At the Railroad Office, Carlisle. Pa.
Highest Pronikuins ta the
INTERNATIONAL EBIIIDITION I LONDON. .1862
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, PARII, 1801.
at the Fairs of tho
UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
Silver Medal at the l'ennsylvania State Fair
September, 1863.
American Institute, New York, Mechanic? Association,
Boston, Franklin I nstit oh!, Philadelphia, Metropolitan
Mechanics' FILAR ute, Washington, Maryland Institute
Baltimore, Mechanic: , Association, Cincinnati, Ken
tucky Inatituto, Louisville, Mechanical Association,
St. Louis, Mechanics' 1 ostituto, Mu Francisco.
At the Plato Fairs of
MAINE,VIiMONT,
NEW JERSEY.
PENNSYLVANIA,
•
MISSISSIPPI
MISSOURI ;
OHM,
1 \ DTINA,
IoW A,
TENNESSEE,
KENTUCKY
Al ICIIIGAN,
WISCONSIN . ,
I..ALIFORNIA.
These celebrated )Thchines are adapted to every va
riety of Sowing or fatally wear. from the lightest !mis
hits to the heaviest cloths. They work equally well
upon Filk, linen, WOOl,l, and cotton goods,—seaming
quilting, gatherirm•. hennaing, felling, carding, and
braiding—making a beantitul and perfect stitch, alike
on both sides—and performing every Fp,lea of sewing
except making Mitten lodes and stitching on buttons.
Full in trustions for operating the Machine is Oyou
gratuitous') at the sales rooms. W hen the Machine
Is sent some distance, so that personal Ihstructlon
BM/11,4110n 1., a card of direction Is sent, which is a
sufficient guide.
The qualities which recommend the Wheeler k
Wilson Machine are
-1 . Beauty and excellence of stitch, alike on both sides
of the fabric sensed.
2. Strength. firmness, and durability of seam, that
will not rip nor ravel. and nimbi with—
a. E..ononiv i In rad
1. Its att....lune Into anel wide range of application to
pure .S s Ftri , l niat,lid,
conipa,•tuess and of model and fint4l,
simplicity cod thoroughness of costrut
7. Siused, i•l1No nt operation and management, and
quietness of movement.
IieIiEIIULEOF PRICES.
No. 3 Nincihlue, with
Plain Tabln,
Half
Hall( AN° POtiS4ll . d, 111:n•k nut or Mahogany 66 00
n. V:u•hino , ith
'tale Table s ' ,
(•o•., itttrleelletd, of
tali 'am., Polished, Itlttelt IV:tit - Int or 1110. vary tif, 0(
10. 1 !tlaeltine, Silver plated, with
Plain 'Fahle. 1.5
Halt ra,, P011,11,i, Black Walnut, 70 00
Poll; ed, ;do at or .11aliog,any 75 OU
Ilnif Case. Polished, U 01)
Full ens°, Illaok Walnut or Mahogany HO 00
lull Case, Pollshe, Rosewood, 100 OU
No. 4 Nlachlue, Large with
Table,
No. 5 Macliinu, l atider, with
=ECM
TEhMS CASH
Every Nine:bine is NOM ith a litntner. Nos. I an.
Machines Hi e slit ~,1 110”te, a Ith the New lilacs CI.
Presser, New Style livens, and Braider.
Wintoler k Wilson's A t;t4tt,y at
Railroad and Telegraph Office,
CAMISLE, PA.
July I, 1984-ly
STEINWAY PIANOS.
First Prize Medal at the World's Fair
London, 18(i2.
"rwk z-• 1
rilllll4l undersigned has just received,
I and Intends to keep constantly On hand a full as.
sorttnent of the unequallef llama; manufactured by
st o in,v ,y Sting of (!,, York.
Each instrument will he (awfully selected In tho
Manufhotory, and will be sold at the
New York Cash Factory Prices,
with tho addition of Freight to Cal Halo.
. . _
A written guarantee of entire satisfaction will be
given by the Qubscrlbor to ouch purchaser.
Persons desirous to purchaso are Invited to call and
examine these unrivalled Pianos, at
R. E. Shapley's Jewelry Store,
Main Street, 3d doer east of the Mansion House, near
Vit "Latin - yid Depot
SECOND HAND PIANOS received In exchange and
kop' for Bale and to rout,
Carlisle, May 22, 1863—1 y
A. B. - WING'S
FURNITURE WAItE-ROO3
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West High Street, Carlisle, Pa
(Prenzinm awarded at the Cumberland
County Agricultural Jfair 0f.1857,)''
The subscriber has Just received the 'mat splendid
assort ment.of articles in ills lino, ever brought to this
place—Niitteh lie Is - determined to sell at prices that
duty competition.
Parlor,
Chamber,
rnularg,ro.oin,
Ittialikon and
Oilleo
Embracing may article used by House and hotel
bocpors,•of the most approved and fashionable design
and finish. Including also Cottage furniture In'set es,
reception anti Camp Chairs, Matins:am, Gilt frames,
pictures, cc., .9:13.
Particularnttention-glven ale usual to funerals;
orders front town and country, attended to promptly
and on moderate terms. ,
July ',UM
PAINTS AND .431 LS- ---
10 Tone White Lead. 1000 Gallo - 1380f 011: Just
received witien largo assortment of '—
Varnishes, Fire Proof J'aint,
Turpentine, Florence „White &
Japan, :White Zinc -
Fut ty, ' Colored ZS4O,
•
. Lithargo, Bed bead
- Whiting, ~ Boiled 011,
" , :Glue, - -/4%0 Oil, , :-
• ~ • Bliollti'c, . , Sportn - 0:11,
. , ~• . Paint 'Brushes, Fish Oil, &c., ,
ewers of every description dry, nod 011 In -cans and
tubes at the Ifurdware Store of -
, ' 11.BNRY SAXTON: - ,
.
,Julyi, 1804. .
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. • , .
GUM. BEL'RINGT
Junt racalyad a largo amfortmant Of. all .slaoa—
Qum naltiug;Aiim Masa, Gum Packing, Aka,, nn far
841 . 41 cheap at the 11ari471111= 3 , ; ( 5 of s
AXTGfi,
• Juuo 'AVM. •• •
•
Forwarding andllommissioni House.
FLOM AND FEED,
.. .
COAL, PLASTER AND SALT.
croon firm & Read, respectfully informs the public that he
will continue the business at the old Warehouse, on
the corner of West nigh and College Streets, opposite
the College. Ile Is fully prepared to do a general For
warding and Commission business,
Thu highest market price will bo paid for FLOUR,
GItAIN and PRODUCE of all kinds
PLASTER and SALT kept constantly on band.
Coal of all kinds, embracing •
LI'KEN'S VALLEY,
LUKE FIDDLER, •
SUNBURY WRITE ASTI,
LOCUST OA r , ,
LTIBEBURNER'S nod BLACKSMITH'S
Coal, constantly kept for sale, under cover, and deliv
ered to any part of the town.
A liberal share of;pubile patronage Is respectfully
solicited.JACOß SENER,
Successor to Henderson & Reed.
Carlisle, May 20, 1864.
COAL AND LUMBER YARD.—
The subscribers have this thy entered into
partnership-to trade In
poAL AND LUMBER,
We will have constantly on hand and furnish to 0--
der all hinds and quality of seasoned
LUMBER,
_
BOARDS, •
SCANTLING,
FRAME STUFF ,
Paling, Plastering Lath, Shingling, Lath, worked
Flooring and Weatherboarding,, Posta and Pails, and
every article that bolongs to a Luinbor Yard.
All kinds of Shingles, to wit:"Whltenino, Hemlock
and Oak, of different qualities, -having cars of our
own we can furnish hills to _ order of any length and
sine at tho shortest notice and-on the most reasonablo
terms. Our worked boards will bo' kept under cover
so they Can be furnished dry at all times. -
We have constantly on hand all kinds of Family
Coal under cover, which we will deliver Olean to any
part of the borough. To wit:
Lykens Valley, Broken. Egg,
Stove and Nut, Luke Fiddler,
,Nia Tr evor ton, Locust Mountain,
111 . 16 11 AV
g. Lobbery, which O pledge onr
ri 41.1-1
solves to sell at the lowest
prices.
Best quality of
Limcbucner's and Blacksmith's ChMI, .
always on hand which WO Will oil at the lowest figure
Yard west ship. of llranunar lichen', Main street.
ARMS MONO t HOOFER.
July 1, 1864.
9 - 1 HE public are hereby informed that
1 . 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 busi
ness, at tne old stand of Oliver Delaney, near the Das
Works ;.where all orders in their line of business sore
respectfully solicited, and will ho promptly tilled.
OLIVER DBLANCY,
AkOItEW li. BLAIR.
Oct. 16, 18 , 13 t f.
4 , -irr . Orders for coal will be received at Halbert ft
Fleming's Grocer v Storo ; Hobert Moore's Shoe Store
and A. IL Currying Shop.
ypsl...olders for Cnnl or Lumber nolieited through :h
Post (Me", artangeniunts having been made with th
Postmaster to charge the pupt_age on smile to us. A
orders punctually tilled.
ATCLIES, JEWELRY, AND
Silrer.ware nt °only n's old established •tit.and.
West Main St., nearly opposite the °timberland Valley
Bank.
I have just received a new assortment of watches
jewelry, m•dallions. silverware, ite, iu additinil ti
my tbrmer stock to which I invite the attention o
the puglic The assortment embraces fine gold MI)
Cr lever watches ((uniting and open case do., gull
Anchors tor Linlies and lientlemen and Silver Impure,
and Quartler watelien of every vadety in sty to and
price.
Also fine gold Medallions, llreasl.plns for Ladies and
Ocetlemen of every quality,. pattern and price. Gold
rub, vest, curb and need chains li old bracelet,f. finger
rings, cull pins, st ethr, slecve•hutbms. trusses. charms,
Sze. (fold and silver thiniblee, silver and plated
butter knives, tusks, table, Lea salt and mustard spoons
of every variety. A largo :,I,lllllle u t of gold, silver.
and common sperfaeles. to suit all
ages to which we invite special at
tiretion.
A lino lot of GOLD PENS Goer Ito best lookers, spec
torte rages, fancy boxes, silver and year 9 card eo se ,
gold Ond rominon bracelets, watch chains, 'Monti
r 11 Clock: and a rant V alto I. 1,11, 11.1 , 111 .
kept in Jewelry .4,,hli4lirnents. with.]
(LY)
N I ,
, w n ! . 1 4 1
, s ,t e 1 „ 1 1 I t n e ll , , , r h. ,Al 5t11%,.3..A
arcll ~Leiirt6.
''
1 , ,,,,i..,41,r .t.t...t.,., paid :Is visual to Watch lepa
lug_ an d all work warrant e• 1
July 1, 1564
ELL IN (I OFF AT TW ENT V-FL V
L - 1 vElt cosi"!
At the qif2l of th„'•I;otil Eagle." (tilers above the
Cued/ell:1114i Valley Ilnuk, and Ia decors )14thrY. the
Meetiodist Church, on WeNt Male street, the largest
and best selected steek (.r
WATCH ES AN I) E\V ELlt
In the town, 1%111 lie :told lto per coot :owe, than at any
plevo in the Slate. The StOel, rllllll/1 toes :1 largn a,nort
nient ot'llold and Silver hooting ease IN atetivh. Lovers,
Lupines, A tnern•on n al•hes, and all other kinds and
styles,
MS
GOLD :fly]) srt. rhve [A - s.
0,1,1 re„, mill Pollens. Jewelry elan Muth:, SlieetaeloB
Silvt , r, 111.0.1 mill Sliver Wmp,
MUSIC ACC(IRDEONS%
OH Hai a great variety or 1:1111•V
Tlll.e,tiro I-lock of lVatrlinnalo, t.. .Is.ier
sale tt ill be S ,, id 55 ilUic,tle or retail
ILe ea r u s t(1 . 1111.'
nesting i.clected a. first class worhuoin all kinds
repairing will 1.0 done AS usual, at reduced prices.
11. Ii SLIAPLEY.
July 1, 1i64.
'FILL
1„) The rtoillpial! SI11•1,1,1 Of the ilmver Cn
lea! ennts the subseril,er In calling the ntt
Lion of all win may o:tut a pmpetior stove to can a
examine the old) stove that has given mil toozal pat
lactlna.
IBM
WHAT IS CLAIMED OVER OTHERS IS
Ist. A sztvlrig of from 3n to 60 Ter root. in fool.
2,1. A hotter and quirk, evert 1 . 11/111 lLu Salllo fire
3d. A larger oven than any other stove of the .
4th. The preservat ion of the renter piece from sink
hitVing repairs.
sth. The host halter, Roaster, and nook 111.1 e ill use,
oth. A superior arrangement ior Meaning the flues,
7th. A perfect tae Consumer for either mood nh 1011
The Prairie FloWer is Ns:111,111,i to give r , atisraet
le ocery ticular, awl will Li , slow it with pleas
to all who may (sill, ahether .leslrintt to pine Wise
not, arty µutoltty eI reterehee iu ho, n or r owtry.
A few other good Cook Stores on hand, which
Lo sold very low muse stork.
Spouting, Ronfilig, bl , It 01 It. Corp, ionithing I
work promptly attended to, in towii
try. All work warranted at the old stand, Ilauu
st-iout, north LlLouthor.
MAUI: MultltlB.
N. 11.—Old Copper, Brass and Pouter bought, and
the highest price paid Id cash or goods.
June 25, 16.134.—tf.
61311FFEE POT.
KRIDLEY respectfully
WW anuouneas to the citizens of Carlisle and the
public generally, that he still continues the manufac
ture of all kinds of tin and sheet Iron ware la .1. D.
Halbert's building East Luuther streot Carlisle at the
sign of the
where ho will at all times be ready to do all kinds of
work in his line with utettness and despatch.
Also can at all Chaos be bac those celebrated, self
sealing and self tooting premium airtight,
FRUIT CANS AND JARS•
Roofing, Spouting, end all Muth. of Jobbing done a
the dhortost notice.
. .
Cush 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 name.
Dont forgot the sign of the Red Coffee l'ot.
July 1, 1803.
JOHN ic. STAYMAN
r subscriber informs the public tha
he still continues the
GAS FITTING AND PLUMBING
huskies at the Old Stand In the basement of theFiri
Methodist Church:. Ito will attend promptly to al
mirthless In his line.
. .
Load and iron Pipes, hydrants, hot and cold
Water diesels, Force ail Litt Pumps, Wickldod
Tubes, iron Sinks, Bath Tubs, Bath Boilers, Nash Ba
sins, nydranl a Hams, , and ovary description of
cooks and fittings for gas, steam water, !Lc.. Superior
cooking ranges, boaters anti gas lixturefi put up in
churches, stores and dwellings, at short notice, In the
most imam style. All materials and work in our
lino at low rates and warranted.
ta..Counlry work and Jobblug promptly attended to
July 1, 1884.
HAT AND CAP EMPORIUM: :.
ng
TH 0
E undersio.ned respeofiilly' anlioith
. ' cos to the paddle that he still continuo) the Hat
t Buslnem at the old stand, In West lligh street
and with a renewed and etheient effort, produce arti
dos of Head Dross of ~
Every Variety, Style and Quality,,.
that shall be strictly in keeping Ivith:.the improve
moat of the Art, and fully up to the age - which we
live.
I have on bandit splendid
- 4 assortment of • Ali
HATS AND CAPS, •- •,
'
ofall descriptions, from th'ocommerill 00l
'to the finest Fur and bilk Eats ; and at prices that
must cult every one who dots an eye to getting the
worth of his money. The stock includes,
MOLESKIN, CASSIIIHRP, lICANBiI 4 'FELT HATS,
..... •
of every - styli - fend color and unsurpassed for Lightness
Durability and finish; by theie , of any other establish•
moat in the country.
Alen's, Boy's and Children's Hat's and Cape, of ovary
description constantly on hand.
He respectfully Invites all the; old patrons mid
many now ones as possible, to give hint a tall.
J O. CALM.
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A. O. 13
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. ;SOOTS & SHOES: -.
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4i-14- ..
FULL assortment Nen and Boys'
Boots and Shoes; suitable foithe winter. Also,
los and lassos's Balmoral Bootops, Ohlldren's Soots
of all . kinds. Iradlosand Gontlemon'eGllM Oyer Shoos.
My old customer - es and all in-'rant or good and cheap
Boots and Shoos,Avlll please call- and examine the
Stoelc; before puribaslng..,Main tared, nearly opposite
the Bopot. • , . •
. .. CUAS. 94114 DY, Trtia,oo.
Jl.Ol 1, 1801.
Notice of Co-Partnership,
bELANCY a BLAIR
'IAOIIAS UONLVN
RED COFFEE POT,
William P. Lynch
SILO S,
:CUMBERLAND VALLEY.
- =lon% 1 . 4 414-4.46,6.1
• 4. •
PRANKLIN
It A IL • 110 ADS.
C.MINGE OP HOURS.
trIN and after MONDAY, APRIL, 4t,hl
It,
.."1804, Passeuer Trains will run daily, as follOWlif
(Sunday excepted): ,
FOR CHASIBERSI3IIRG AND HARRIBI3IIRO.
Leave Ilagerntown, 7:00 A. 111. i 2:45 P. Mr
" Greencastle, 7:37 " 3.35 ..
{ Arr at 8,17 ' 4:20
Cbarnbors'g, _
Leave 8:30 " ' 12:05 "
LIIII vl3 Sbippons b urg 0:00 " 1:28 "
Newvillo 9:33 " 1:28 "
• Carlisle 10:10 " 2.42 "
" Mechanicsburg 10:42 " . 3:12 "
Arrive at Harrisburg 11:15 " 3140 "
FOR Cli AMBEIISBUItO AND HAGERSTOWN :
Leave llarrirdurg 8:05 A. 51., 1:35 P. 31,
• Mechanicsburg 8:37 " 2:15 "
• Carlislo 9:07 ~ 2155 "
Newvillo 10:02 " 3/9 ..
. ......, • .
'" Shippensburg 10:33 " 4:00 "
Chambers'g,Arr at 11:10
4:30 "
Leave 11:10 "
4:40 t ,
Leave Greene:mt. 0 11:55 " 6:20:0 "
Arr. at Hagerstown 1235 " 6:10
The Carlisle and Harrisburg ACCOMODATIOIif
TRAIN wilt leave as follows:
Leave Carlisle 6:56 A. M.
Al eelianlesburg 0:26 "
Arrive at IN rriFburg 0:65 "
Leave Harrisburg 4:20 P.M:
" Mechanicsburg 4'54 .
----- Arrive at Carlisle 5:20 " ,
malting close connections at Harrisburg with Trains'
far Philadelphia, New York and Pittsburg; and with
Trains for all points West.
Thu Traits-leaving Ilartisburg- at 4:20, P.M.,
runs only as far as Carlisle. 0. N. LULL, Sup't.,
Superintendent's Office,
Chamb'g. July I, 1864. f
READING RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
(i r BEAT Trunk Line from the Nortb
and Nerth•West for Philadelphia, New York
Reading, Pottsville, Lebanon, Allentown. Easton ke.
- .
Trains leave Harrisburg for Harrisburg for Philadel
phia, New York, Reading Pottsville, and a❑ interme•
Mato Stations, at 8 A. 21., and 2 P. 21.
New York Express leases Harrisburg at 6,30 A. M.,
arriving at Now. York at 1.45 the sums day.
A spacial Accommodation Passenger train leaves
Reading at 7.15 A. 11., and returns from Harrisburg at
5 P. M.
F:ll . oft from Ilarrleburg : To New York $5 ]5; to.
Philadelphia $3 35 and $2 60. Baggage checked
through.
Returning, leave New York nt 6 A. 31 '
12 noon,and
7 P. 31., (Pittsburg]: Xpress arriving at Harrisburg at
2A. 31.) Leave Philadelphia at 815 A. 51., and 3.80
P. 31.
Sleeping ci4s in the New York Exprest Thant/
through to and from Pittsburg without change.
Passengers by the Cattodesa Rai'read Ir ui vL aelt
T l m , a i,, n : ,
qua at A. M. and 210 r. ti., for
New York, and all Way I'oluVP -
Tl,llllfl laavo Pottaville'at 0.15 A. M.. and 2.30 P. IL,
,r Philadelphia. Ilarrisbure; and Now York.
An Aer,anne.dation Pasaonger train leaves 'leading
t P ell A. M., and returns from Philadelphia at 6.00
the above trains ruin daily, Sundays ex
epted.
A ; , undar train loaves Nttaville at 7.30 A. M., and
hiladelpilla P. M.
Comm litat,ll, and Excursion Tick
.t, ~t ra (,) and I.ION.
00 Pounds Itaggdgy each l'Assenver
July 1, 1561
IARLISLE & PHILADELPHIA
Raf,rt.,
DAILY FREIG lIT
FREED, WARD & FREED,
Si 1 I\IARKET STREET PHILADELPHIA
J. D. lUIOADS,
MA IN STREET, C A lILISLE, PA
ir.irs ef this Line leavii the Depot MI Market Bt.
Daiiy,,at 1 u'elnek.
Len ve 1 ',1111511,, Daily, al 7 o'clork, A. M.
hir jrL. should be marked C. k.
P. Daily Fri•ight, Lino, al. ,1 bent in by 4 o'clock.
July 1, 1034.
Carlisle Foundry,
!BE
FARM IMPLEMENT DEPOT !
F . G,,RDNER Lc: co., now tnanurac
. ture and tee; ,nstantly thr sale, at their ex
tensive .Stoam %%mks on hest Main Ntrent, Carlisle, a
law: assortment of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
of well known, aro', viii usefulness to farmers, among
which thoy woo Ot rsll ot.pechtl gt,tention to L
LOUG It It V'S Colobrutokl Putout
GUM SIRING GRAIN DRILL,
which has taken over hay First Class Premiums at
State and County Fairs. To the Farmers of CUlllber
hturt. rOrit and Perry vo nil Iles we need lAA speak in
detail of the nimi:sot I his drill, as scores of them are
new in use on the best tams in these counties. Its
repnt,tt ten is established as the 111014 COlllpieto Grain
DIM now manufactured in the 'Jolted States. It
sows U heat, Rye, oats. Berl and Grass, evenly and
reguhii, without bunching the seed. The gum spring.
pa:is the drill owe st ump, and stones, without break
inns plus or tit, drill. For even and regular XoWirlll,
the it illoughby Ilnm Spring Drill Is unequalled by
any oilier. it u also manulacillre :rind soil the
follow
ing articles. a bleb we can reeommend to Farmers as
reliable implements, of established character:
M , ISON'S PATFNT jrliN PLANTER.
ASII S Pt I ENT ARA FODDI It CUTTER,
Dill DEN Is PATENT CORN SIIM.LER,
HAR PATIAT CIDER MILL.
.101 l NS! rN•S CAST IRON HOG'S TROUGH.
Alsn„thrtie and Foto. Horse Powers and Threshing
\ lin Ili nos, ('rest Iron I rold Hollers, Plough Castings of
var ions p.,t terns. Can l e libbers, and other artioles for
Fame!, lilt) II U 1110 1 .0115 to we utinn. Also, Egg Corti
Stoves and Ten Piffle Wor al Strives, with an Immense
of other eristj,,, for liouseltilopers and others.
Wu ha v o also an al Irmo Li V a variety of patterns for
IRON RAILINGS,
and coiliTE1:1" ENCLo:WRES t wh!ch wo would
call attention.
Steam Engines and Mill Gearing
To this depattnield of our bin.incss as give particu
lar attention, Our already ex temive sock of patterns
for Paper, Flour and Saw 11111 Ueariug, is constantly
lea rearing. Mill Owners and Mill Wrlghts will be
fornishatiwlth a printed catalogue of our various Mill
Pattei us, on upplication. Our Machine Shop coutprhes
all the minus tools for turnihg, planing and finishing
Shafting and Castings, by good and cureful Machinists
STATIONARY STEAM ENOINEs.
of any desirable capacity, from ten to twenty-five horse
pmt or, built iii the toet styla and on accommodating
terms. En. Ines built at our establirlimeut may be
can in si:o_4.lo operation at ninny of the largest
Dirt Ileries and Tanneries In Carlisle, and Cumberland
Perry and Dauphin Cuunties, to tie owners of which
we confidently refer tor information as to their effienni
vy. %tautlug Steam Engines are earnestly re
quested to call and examine before contracting else
where.
DOOR AND SASH FACTORY,
Connected with our establishment in n Steam Seth and
Door li(nuUto tory which in now in COMpieto order for
tun manuructuvu of every dose iption of
BUILDING MATERIALS,
for the most costly as well as tho plainest house.—
Wiudow Sash furnished from 5 cents upward. accord
ing to sloe of glass; 11indole Frolics from $1 31 up•
ward; Shutters and Bolling Blinds from $175 up
weld ; Four Panel Doors from $2 12, upward. Mould•
lugs, Castings Architraves. Wash Boards, Brackeis,
Fancy Drapery. Scrolls, and other articles needed In
house Uußding, fu, wished at the lowest prices and of
the best quality of lumber. AS.V•Wo are also prepared
as heretofore, to bulld'and repair BURDEN CARS for
transporters on thWralltoad, with promptness and on
reasonable terms,
The 'continued patronage of the public Is respectfully
solicited. Orders by mail promptly attended to.
- • • - , .F.O.II.IIDNER A: CO.
s t I July 1, 18C4.
Manhood: how Lost, liow Restored!
.....
- —Just-publiihed—a now edition of Dr.
CulverwelPs Celebrated Essay on the
radical cure' (without 4nedielue) of
Sperm '
uttorrlicca or seminal Weakness,
Involuntary Seminal Losses, Impotency, Mental and
Physical 1 oviparity, Impediments to Marriage, etc ;
also, Consumption. Epilepsy, and FitS, Induced by wolf
indulgence or sexual extravagance.
• p r ice . , in a sealed envelope, only 6 rents.
This celebrated author in tuts admirable essay clearly
demonstrates, (relive thirty years -Successful practice,
that the , alarming consequences of sell abuse may by
-radically Mired without' the dangerhus uie of internal
modicluo or the appkcation of the knife—pointing out,
a mode of cure at once simple, certain - end effeetual„
by menus of which every sufferer, uo matter what Isla,
condition may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately.
anti radically.
Thla'lceture should be in the hands of every youth,
and every man in the land.
Sant, under seal, ill 0, plain eavolopo, to any address,
post paid, onrrecelpt. of six centa, or two post staujps,
Address the publishers.
CIIAS. J. C. ELIDE do CO,
121 Bowery . ; New York, P. 0. box 4586.
June 10,1814=1y
BARLOW'S'INDIGO BLUE.
li? .
111.A.LERS and oonliumers of t the ahoy&
Celebrated Wash Blue, will take notlt)e, that tbo
La ols are altered to mid.S . •
''.l-IVD.IGO•BLUE,. - -
put up at Alfred
,yilltberger'e Drug Store, No. 233.
North So'conil Strout;
Thp quality of this Bluo will bo the sane' In every,
impact I ' ,
' It Is warranted to color more water than twice tbs.
same quantlfref Indigo, and to go much further than
Any other Wash Blue.in the market. It dissolves por
fuotly clear and deco not settle on the olothos act
111014 of tinfether makes d 9. One Box :,ilinoleed io
tialf.pint of-water, will make nFt gaol"n Liquid _Bina
'eta any netts-wade atone-third the cost. •
Asit is retailed tit the same prise as the .Intitationa
and inforlon-iirtieleti, heitsekeepers will find it very
muclito the r ailitiutago to ask Inr.that, put np ak
Wiltboriter's.•
Ayr:AA Blue put up after title - date with Ilarlow'n
'name on Ws Imitation. -
Tho Nov Label dooB not require a Ramp.
For o• le by Storelreopera generally.
Alarch 18114,-.4ino. ;
F AM S LY DYE COLORS,
AT RALSTON'S.
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G. A. NICOI.I.S,
General 6uperiutondent