Carlisle herald. (Carlisle, Pa.) 1845-1881, September 16, 1864, Image 4

Samples'of Treasonfrom the Chiea-
go Market
We cull some choice specimens of the
" Free Speech ",which it is the "great mis
sion of the ,Democratic party" to protect,
front the preliminary orations at Chicago
that, inspired and indoctrinated the represen
tative masses of that party attending upon
the Convention :
At one of the meetings held Saturday night,
the distinguished Isaiah Rynders, one of the
main pillars of Democracy in New York, very
candidly said :
"At the old line Whig Convention some
ono had called the Southern people traitors,
but he knew the South were as gallant, chival
rous, and noble a people as God ever created.
(Cat-calls, yells , and other Democratic ap
plause.) Ho was sorry the South had taken
the steps they had, but God knows they h(nl
just cause to act as they did act."
Benjamin Allen, of New York, did Not
believe there was a secessionist per se in the
whole South, and if the abolitionists were
thrown out of power they would all come
back. "The people in w this, and if they
would not put Lincoln out by ballots, they
would rise en masse and do it by bullets.''
The Hon. F. A. Leaver, of New York,
declared, "peaceably if we can, forcibly if
we must, toe will no longer support this icor."
Col. Stambaugh, of Ohio, said in a loudly
applauded speech, that " When this war is
over he would not give a pinch of :quill for
the 6-20's and the 10-40's hoarded by the
rich."
James 11. Reed, a member of congress
from Indiana, made a speech which even the
Chicago Times shrinked from publishing•
until by emasculation, it was stripped of the
major portion of its outspoken treason.
He declared open hostility to the draft, and
urged on all, if Abraham the let and his sa
traps attempted to enforce it, to resist it to
the death. Let every one, he said, «•ho pre
ferred liberty to death, arm himself, it he
could get no others to join him, aml where
there word others, let them organize in squads
and companies, and with arms drill twice a
week and be prepared for the worst. I f any
body in shoulder straps attempts to arrest pm
without a warrant, shoot him down. l f they
come in force, call in your neighbors and
fight them to the death. Who were they
Only weak men like ourselves, who bad
usurped the duties of the, civil authorities.
A million and a half of freemen were op
posed to this military despotism, and could
wipe it out in a day.
There is much more of the same sort to be
got from the oratory of the go.at oeca!zi,o at
Chicago; but this, in addition to which w.•
Intro heretofore published, may be enough to
show how wofully the "freedom speech,
has been suppressed in this poor, tougoe-tied
country of ours, and to demonstrate hew vi
tally necessary it is for the " Democratic
party" to restore to American citizens the
liberty of untrammelled utterance.
"SEE WHAT I WAs."—Hospitak are
sights. One of the pleasanteit I ever visited
was the Orthopedic. In others, many pa
tients arc sick unto death ; you see not only
pain, but anxiety and despair. But the suf
ferers in the Orthopedic are generally well
enough in health, and as the operation they
need is performed directly after they enter
the institution, the worst is past with the
majority. They are almost all getting bet
ter ; moreover, they are furnished with a
test of recovery impossible in ordinary sick
ness. When we have been ill we often for
get how bad we were ; and inoa.suring the
passing faintness of to-day with the progress
of yesterday. fancy we linger longer than we
should. On the whole, the tide of disease
finny be ebbing ; but now and then a wave
runs up beyond the last, as if it were turn
ing again. We have followed, watching,
close at the edge of the retreating malady,
find forget the distance we have traversed
since the sickness was at its full height; but
the patients of the Orthopedic can make no
Such mistake.
;,'How are you getting on ?" I asked of a
girl who was hobbling across the room with
bandaged, crooked feet. She, said she had
been in four months, and was !latch benefit ted,
andindeed, was improv ng ev cry day. "Well,
you are hopeful," I thought; and added a
loud : "But you are very Minn yet."
"Ah, sir!" she replied, -qit see what I
was!"
This being a common form of speech, 1
was not prepared to have it realized by her
pulling a plaster of Paris model of her
from under her bed, to which her own were
graceful.
"See what I was," she said
Then there was a general exhibition of legs
(plaster), and I. Thund each one l ie d an in
fallible test of progress within reach.
Poor things.! they looked on the casts
made wheri they entered the hospital as
George Stephenson might at the model of an
old stage-coach.
A DARN. AND GLOOMY BRIDAL—We
have heard of some dark scenes, but rarely
encountered anything so utterly deficient in
sunshine and whitewash as the following.—
It reads like a yard of crape Gloom was on
her countenance and upon his. The man
whose holy office it was to unite them in
bonds, never to be torn assunder, stood like
an executioner before the bride and bride
groom, and they—the pair waiting to be
blessed—bent down their heads like crimi
nals •before him. In vain might the eye
wander about theassembly in search of sun
shine upon a single countenance; all was
dreary black—and assistants as well as
attendants at the ceremony, were alike
shrouded in one dark, overshadowing pal)
of rayless gloom. Ah I joyful should ever
be the linking of young hearts together ;
and terrible must be the feelings of those
around whom the shadows of fate are gath
ing, oven at the threshold, which should
blaze , in all the gorgeous coloring of hope
and prothise. Yet the same sombre shade,
the same gloom of hue, the depth of dark
ness, y 0 seated upon ow:l.y feature. No sud
den blushing of the rose, no swift succeeding
of thr3lil y, no fitful changes telling of youth
ful passion and warm, bright hope, wore
seen on that bride's cheek ; but one unvary
ering shade of funeral possessed the groom,
possessed the • preacher—in fact, they were
all possessed. . Reader, they were intelligent
contrabands -
SATISFIED WITH THE TERNIS.-A certain
good-natured old Vermont farmer preserved
his constant good nature, lot what would turn
up. One day, while the black tongue pre-_
veiled in that State, ono of his men came in,
bringing the news that one of his red oxen
was dead. "Isle?" saidthe old man;
ho alivays was abreechy cuss. Take his hide
efftind,Carryit down to Fletcher's; it will bring
the'etish." An hour or soafterward, the man
camp :back with the news that linoback
and his mate were both dead. "Are they ?"
. said the oldman ; n well I took them of B—
to save a bad debt that I never expected to
get. It is' lucky that it idn't:the brindles.
Take the hides doyen do Flotel4''s; • they will
bring thci After the•Wpse of another
hour; themen came back to tql him that the
nigh brindle
. was , dead..he?'" said the
old Man 4144v01l ho was every old ox. Take.
off his hide:,and send it down, o Fletcher's
it is worth eash 'eLnd will bring more than
two of the.: othors:?' hereupon' 43 ; wife,.
who was a very.pionasoul, taking upon her
self the of Eliphaz; reminded her bus
' band very-severely, and asked hini if heves
not: aware that his less was the judgment of
Mayen for. his' Wickednoss. "Is it?". said
the old fellow; "well, if they will take the
jticlinent fteattle t it is the, easiee way I can
pa,y .•T' "
PHOTOGRAPHIC.
MRS. R. A. SMITH, (formerly. Mrs.
Reynolds), would inform the Public that sho has'
purchased the
PITO TO GR.APILIC GALLERY
lately owned by Mr. Cha'rles A. Saylor, in Inhoirs
building, South West COrner of Market Square, where
may be had all the different styles of
PHOTOGRAPHS , with
AUBROTTPES,
FERROTYPES. and .
DAOHEREOTYPES
To the former patrons of the Gallery, the nano .nee.
went that she in, r 013111,111 the servi'ats.of Mr. ',MI.
MAN, (Mr Savior's principal Artist .luring the last
3,4r),~r 111 L
urn secure eon iin or their
patronage; 011110 all abdance of light,
EA SA NT ROOMS,
ver y pleasantly s'tuated, with her own former rape.
Hence and success in picture taking, and a desire to
please, she trusts will attract her own friends,, as well
as many others who have not heretotitro found their
way thither. Ity sanding, or leaving their orders, per
sons will be furnished evil Ii copies of negatives taken
by Mr. Saylor, at reduced prices.
Pictures taken in all kinds of weather.
May 20, 1061-010.
•
OCI 11 MAN'S Photi graphs and Alli-
Lprotypes. ore pronounced the•ery best. Persons
goodwlsn hag pictures should not fail to go to Loch
man's liailery. Mein street opposite the National
Bank, in Mrs. Ned's Building. Don't miss the place
I)AGUEROTI PEP & AMB ROT YPES
copied with accuracy dispatch.
July 22, 18111-Iy.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
PHILADELPHIA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Ninety-Ninth Session-1864-65.
IV' LLI Ail UI ILSON, . D., Emeritus Professor of Sur
gory. ti CORO E B. M 00D, M. D., Emeritus Profess it
of Theory and Practice id Medirino. SAMUEL JACK
SUN, M . D., How, itus Professor of Institutes of Med
id no. If IWI L. 11000 E, M. D., Emeritus Professor
of Obstetrics and the Diseasos , of Women and Children.
JOSEPH CARSON, M. D., Professor of Matorla Mod
ica and Pharnincy. ROISERT H. 10)0 ERs, M. D., Pro
tesieir of C.iiiintetry. JOSEPH LEIDY, M. D.. Profes
sor of Anatomy. IL 11. SMITH, M. I)., Professor of
Surgery. FRANCIS G. SMITH, M. D., Professor of In
ttltntes of Medicine. It. A. F. PENROSE, M. D., Pro
fessor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Chit.
droll. A LEE STI LE Id, M. D., Professor of Theory
and Prictlee of Medicine. 1). HAYES AGNEW, M. D.,
Demonstrator of Anatomy and Assistant Lecturer on
Clinical Surgery
The Leetnre-i of the Session (IR6I-65) will
begin on the Monday of October and close
ou the tine(, of March.
One Introductory a 11l be delivered to the Course.
Clinical in,truction Is given throughout the Sess
ion, in the Medical flail, by the Proiestes, and at th e
110,pitak At the l'hilldelphia iD spital containing
:1,71 Led., instruction is flew
MllitAry Surgery and Hygiene will be fully taught
by the sppropriate chair.
Th e in,se,tlng Rooms. under the superintendence
of the Proheee.r. of Anatomy and the Demonstrator,
aro opon thwughout. the year, exc•ept In July and Au
gust.
Tho llooln fir OporatlTO Sureory and the Applica
tion of lialidages.,re., is ape,' the
limier 11, sopervkioh of the ProleSsor of :7 4 iirgary.
Fees for the hori Ili on koaidi l'rolloiKor $l5), $lll5
)I.ltrirlilalioll Yee kpaid once 01113),
1. rndunt ion Fee, 30'
It. E. 110CiERS,
Si. D.. roan of the )ledleal Faculty,
SAMUEL PRICE. J.lnltor,
l'onversity Building.
P. S. 11001 i d may he hail at trout $2 50 to $6 per week.
September 5.1, 106.4.-4)
CIIARTEIL 1829. PERPETUAL.
FRANKLIN
FIRE INSURANCE COMP'Y.
PHILADELPHIA.
ASSI.;TS
ON JANUARY I, 1864,
82 , 57 , 8 9 95..
CAPITAL,
ACCRUED SURPLUS,
INVESTED PREMIUMS,
Unsettll..l
LOSS PAID SINN': 1.42,11,
$5,000,000.
PERPETUAL AND TEMP()!CARY POLICIES ON
E=
DIRECTORS.
CHARLES N. ItANCK Ell 1S AC LEA,
TOM NS WAGS EDW Alt!) C. DALE,
SA (WANT, (OD) FA
.I.t(') It. SM 11 11, A 1X11.1,11 FITLEIt,
(.IE4). \V. 111C.11 \ UDE, Fit AE. W. LEW IS, M. I)
CFI A ttLiilS N. FIA.PCIS.KR. Pregq.
E.:lOtV ARt) C..DALIC, Vice Pren't.
JAS. W. ER, rer. Pro. Tem.
A. 1,. SPONS LEE, Agt., Carllglo Pa.
31a1,11 19, 1961-9 mo.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Sol:111 HANOVER STIIKET, CAULISM
11l I 1 14: undersigned, successor to George
)V In tors, would trepootfully inform his friend
and the puhlietoniersliy, that he intoods to mnihtsin
tho cherartor ,f the alivehours as herototore, a n d wit
keep oonstantly on hand a large tt,sortment of
GINS,
11'11 ISE F.YS,
RUMS,
CultDIA LA,
1311TEItS,
- - -
which he can soil as cheap ns any other ostahlishumn
in If not cheap°.
.air - County Landlords will find this the placu t
buy their.
IVINE AND L 'Quo ns,
Both In regard to quality and price
Ills stock Is la rg, and at ell sidected, and lio ineltos
a call before purchasing elsae here. It ennillOier thin
plaeo, Sauth Hanover street, directly opposite the" Val
unto, ^T rusting Milan, II:halals old stand, (Carlisle.
April 21, 11,6.1—tf. I). P. II A %ELTON.
GREAT RUSH
AT Ogilby's Cheap Cash Store for his
unrl sailed stork of Cheap (loads. Just returned
from the city again with a large stork of magnificent
DRESS GODS,
all the new at> les. Silk and Cloth MANTLES, Black
Silks, less than city pt ices. Elegant plain and ftgurzd
MOURNING GOODS,
Bombazines, 'Wool do Lain., Bei-ages, Crape Montt,
Moeamhig us, llymalaym, Black and White forego and.
Crape Morett for glintoln, Tureen Cloth, Mourning Sat
teen, Crape Collars, &e.
Ladles Clotho for Cloaks, vory cheap. CLOTHS and
CASSI EH JtS. Musline, &e.
Purchasers are requested to rail and examine this
stook of (loot's. ()in. motto is, "short prints and quick
sales" for the rash.
Now (loads rusuivlng almost dolly at the ulloap star
Rust Main streut, nearly nprositu thu Dopot.
]lay C. OW Lill, 'rms.
TAM ES A. DUNBAR; Attorney a
Law, Carlisle, Pm Wilco on the son th side of th
Court liouso adjoining the "American Printing Office.
July 1, 1804-Iy,
.EA K L Y T -AttiliWepat Law
ipf, °Oio on south Hanover street, adjoining th.
onion ~f.iudge tiraliam. All profetodonni 'IIII4EIOAS en
truotod to him will lie promptly attended to.
July 1, MG{.
Aillole.L IIEt'BURN, Jr., Attorney
at Law. Office with Hun. Samuel Hepburn, Main
St. Carlisle Pa,
July 1 , 1864.
j) UFUS SHAPLEY, Attorney at
uLa iv, Carlisle Pa. Attends to securing and rol—
looting Sediers' Pay, Bounties. and Pensions. Office
on South hanovor Street, opposite lleutz's Store. •
July 1,180-I.
T ASV CARD.—CHARLES E. MA
ijoLAuaIILIN, Attorney at Law, Waco In Inhofe
builditurjust opposite the Market ileum.
July 1, 1864-Iy.
Q P. AUMERTOII, Attorney at Law
OfTlco on North Hanover street, a fow doors
north of Gill's Hotel. All business ontruttod tp • blm
will be promptly attended to.
July 1,1804.
Dr. I. C LOOMIS
Pomfret Street foir doe re `olasr it ., --
below South [lnnover of
Jnly 10864.
TOSEPH RITNER, Jr. Attorney at
luP Law and Survoyor,Mechanletiburg, Pa. Office on
flail lload , Stroot, two oors north of tho hank.
fm..ltualness promptly attended to.
July 1.1804.
GEO. 'W. NEIDICH, D. D. 8.-
Lato Derrionstrater of Operative Dentistry of the
Baltimore College of
Dental Surgery.
Office at hie residence
opposite Marlon Mal, West Main street, Catlisle, Pa.
July t, 1864.
111 R. GEORGE S. SEA.-
j_PtIOIIT, Dentist, from the Batt
.la Ara.' moo Collage of Dental-Burgery.
Vy9...Ottice at the residence of his mother, Rut
Loather street, three doors below Bedford.
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July 1, 18(34.
DR. WE. H. COOK,
I
HOMOEOPATHIC , PHYSICIAN,
Surgeon 'anti Accouchour
OFFICE at his resldence in. -Pitt
1. „retreat,- adjoining - the - Methodist Church.
July, 10.804. , •
r I rORWARDING N,I) GRAIN
,
bualuoss. formerly..condlicboa by Moe, &
Co. la now carrlod on by .
JOIIN OILNASON,
: July 20,,1881—t( Groanou, Cuulb. Co. ,
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER.
No Iron Frame to Break, or Rust, and Spoil
58,818 SOLD IN 1863.
TT was. pronounced superior to all others
_ k at the World's Fair at London, 1862. It took the
First Premium at the great Falr of the Amer - I'Blm In—
stitute, in N. York City, 1863, and wherever exhibited.
Self-Adjusting and Adjustable!
The only Wringer with the Patent CO' WHEEL PE.
OULATCiIt, which positively prevents the roils from
BREAKING OR TWISTING ON TUE SHAFT
'Without Cog schools, the whole strain of forcing the
cloth through the Nischlnn is put upon the lower roll
causing three times 3H much strain upou the lower roll
as when Co; wheels with our Patent Regulator are
used, besides the extra strain upon the cloth.
In reply to the question, now Long will it Last!"
wo can ouli say, "As long as a wash tub, cooking
stove, or any other family utensil." See testimony
of Orange Judd, of the American Agriculturist; No.
41 Park Row, N. Y., who says of the
UNIVETSAL. CLOTHES WRINGER
"We think the machine much more than PAYS FOR
T SI,LF EVERY YEAR in the saving of garmentl—
•
We consider it Importnn• that the Wringer ho fitted
with Cogs, otherwise a mass of garments may clog the
rollers, and the rollers upon the crank-shalt slip and
tear the clothes, or the rudder break loose the shaft.—
Our own is one of the first made, and It is as GOOD AS
NEW after nearly FOUR YEARS' CONSTANM USE."
TIME, LABOR, CLOTHES AND MONEY.
It Is easily and firmly secured to the tub or washing
machine, and will lilt tubs or any size or shape,
It will save Its cost every six months in the sitting
of clothes '(hove with COO WIINELS 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 ()mines, on trial, free of expense, by
JOIIN CAMPBELL Agent,
Rail Road Mice, Carlisle.
Aprills,lB64.—tf.
EXCITING NEWS.
JUST opened at the Now and Cheap
Store of Leidlch and Jliller, another large Supply
of Spring and Summer floods of all the Newest and
most desirable kinds end qualities Suitable for the
Seasons, consisting of every variety and description of
Ladies Dress Goods Stilts, Mantillas, Summer Shawls,
Embroideries, !looped Skirts, of Newest invention,
(Double Duplex Illiptie Spring) Summer lialmorals.
Sun Umbrellas, Parasols Corsidts. Notions of every de
scription Black Cloths and Cassimers, Fancy eassl
mares. Vestings.Cottonroles, I,IIIPC, Drillings, Tickings,
Calicoes tt 'ugh/maid tisltns Checks, Nankeens, ,tc.,
•.
Carpets, U❑ moths, Window Shades, Rugs, Looking
O lasses, and au endless 'variety or Qoc ds too numerous
to mention.
Feeling very thankful to the community for their
kind and liberal patronage on for ox.tomnol to the (New
Finn.) we earnestly Solicit a continuance of the Same,
en we feel assured that we are fully prepared to offer to
the public the most complete nod ilpoirablo Stock of
1100110 dolt Coll he found in the Country. Please re
member the More 10 On the corner, of tat, public Square
(directly) oppo,ite I re ou's FhoS torn.
1,EI1)ICII iz MILLER,
Carlisle, May 20
Di - z 7 -..- -c) c) c 1...
SPRING, 1801,
GREENFIELD A.. - SHEAFER
IN V ITN: the attention of buyers to their
new stock of Dry hoods. It will he found unsur.
passed In all those fcatni As which comprise a first class
ctock All dopartun•nts of cur 1,11,i110139 have Luca
much enlarged, especially that of
RE 67 0 0 D S ,
hirh WO 11, cn Myr, t. Is the 11111,t, extrusive agg,l
vut 1.11, silts rid in thin town. NV , • have now
‘:trly er iosp•rt.h. all 511. , novelti,, of the spasf.n. yin
Ail 110 W 51111 , 1 , 01 1111 , 1 14 1 ,11 , 5. M0,11111 , i , 111, 1
'1,11111111,1 i'llljll 1 . 011111 , . Cllllllll, 1 , 0 Lai.,
1.0 , , 1111 , 1111(1:L11 ,t.wk of A1.P.11V.1.5, at astonishingly.
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I)OMESTICS.
Printq. Mrlslint+, Broad Sheetings, e 1
I; iugl!auo; Cl , l•chs,Tick iug,s, eottonade,.
Gents' and Boys' Wear,
Clethq, Cassltnerttg, Sunnner fir.-
6'e would rail the Iltleutitm of cur friend, lee re part ie
uhvly t.. Our Immense sick of Nh t ,th eB . t • ; di rer ., c e t.
lonattes, ben,ht last io ititer,Thet,tre the late advance
,Itich will he sold at prints that del,. 1•011:paiti011
l'etanns 'nay rely on getting Era^at hargains at the
stun' of •
$ 100 0 )0
U; lOW
11 ,
BE=
Sof eNaltlillV nur stm will
'km, hi. Firth tilAr i r.
in 7.11g'..-
S. Cliripiir
& d.
In,n, for I 104
BOOTS AND SHOES.
AT the store of John Irvine, on th
N. F.. earner or the the (I)
purchase Boots Shoes huts anti Caps, At I.:irs !AIN(
defy competition,
Ilu has just rel rain theiitvt. w ith the
and 1.1(.1 COllll , lll, as,rl 1:1 :hoe, I I Als
Caps that he has ever le t.i this
and which he it , deterni , ne I tai m it at the Insert p.e.
sil.lo prices. II is rt.lek viiilitares everything in
line of Iwsliless. such un
& . 1;(11'S' VINE CALE BOUTS
Klp 11,,, , tg. Calf and (Ix cal
calf Nlllllll, , rs, Cu!! 0 ,,,
Kip 11,1 5 1), , ,,
L A I) I E S' NY E .\ It ,
Pine Fri Fr i and F urli L I.a.,litiqihtiters. Moro, CO C:kl
and Kid 1 , 1,1 , , Kidlicy Mor
and Kid ,
JIIS ES Als.l) CHILDREN'S IVEAR of all 11...wrip
lalla anthrallaz floe 1,:,llott 1k T:I
.Ss lialttu - L - Eoota, .711....ruer.. I.:100 I Utah
,f.vy slob, of Yarimiti Kty les slipper, ,t.•.
II ATS .It ()APR; $l 11. Caaslmero. Per at..l
- ,fall itlalitte,fontl styles, also a Inttte as.ortinont
STRAW HATS.
IIrrAR :tad Shers made to 0r,1,0 at (hr 411,0 I-4 not i+•
Reroirin,; ppouoo.ly .1..0. Coe11.11•10 410 , , 01,11Ity t,
please .111 rlOO es ~ f t0,t000.r , ,. rrypeotfolly unite
the public to give 111111 n rail.
ti - 4_lleunenber the plaoo, N. E. corner of the Pul , ll
Square.
JOIIN
July I, 15L4.
NEW GOODS !!
MOW offering an immense variety of
CASSIMERES,
VCSTINCS,
COTTON GOODS &c.
For Igen and Boys' Wear,
in a larger variety, than can be found In any 0.. t al,
lislunont in this place. and at as low prices as can b
sold any where, to stilt taste and per tact. We num u
facture the above goods to order, in the latest styles
or eell per yard. Custenners wishing to have the good
bought of us, cut. can be accommodated, free of charge
An early inspection of our goods and prices, respect
fully sofleted.
ISA AC LIVINGSTON,
North Hanover Street Clothing Emporium.
July 1, 1861.
Oarpetings and Oil Cloths
MOW receiving at Ogilby's choap cash
1.1 Store, a lot of Ingrain, Venetian, Hemp, itag
and Stair
AlFn. Flonr OIL CLOTH'S all widths; which will I
sold for the cash at the lowest rates.
CHAS. O(ilLOY, Trustee.
March 4, 1814
‘TH ENV GOODS-
Every description and quality of ()Enroll°
Queensware, Hardware, Pickets, MU., Fine Liquor
Tobacco, Sugars, Pipes, Fro-h Fruits and vegetables I
Cans, Oysters do. Spires, Wood and Willow reua e, a
kinds and of tho beet quality and to he sold at lii
lowest prices fur cash by
WM. BENTZ.
Ju!y 1, 1854.
CARLISLE FORGE.
WEAVER &. BRICKER.
THEIe .
subscribers would respectfully
announce to the public, that having purchased
t Carlisle Forge, formerly owned by Mr..l. (loodyear,
we have commenced the manutheture and will keep
constantly on hand all sizes of the best - quality of
BAR IRON, •
We 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 Forge, at the Railroad brldgo,
In Carlisle. WEAVER dc BRICKER.
Carlisle, May 13, 1864--ly
New Stock of Hats and Caps
AT KELLER'S OLD STAND,
North Banover Street.
splendid assortment of all the new
styles of—Sllk Moleskin, Slouch. Soft & Straw
ats now opener city and Immo mansfacture which will
be sold at the lowest cosh prlces. Solt hats of all qual
ities from the finest Beaver and Nutria, to the cheap•
eat wool, and of all colors, unsurpassed by any this
aid° Philadelphia. A largo stock of
Palm, Leghorn, Draid,lndia Panama, and
Straw. Childrons fancy &c,
Also a full assortment of Mona, Boys and childrons
caps of ovary description and style,
Tho subscriber invites all to come and examine his
stock. Doing a practical hatter, Ito fools , confident of
giving satisfaction. Thankful for tho liberal patron
age heretofore bestowed he solicits a, continuance of
tho same. Dent f rgot the stand, two doors above
Shrinor's ifotel and next to Cortnan's shoe store.
OLIN A. KELLER., Agt.
N, A. hats of all lclocKmap to order at short notice.
Bryans Pulmonie Wafers,
AT RALSTON'S
Dee. I'l, 1603,
11101[HMES.— . -500 paws Names on hand
a of all kinks. Elizabethtown pattern, Loudon
do., pornman do., with and witliout 'patentfastoulugs
cheaper than (mar at 11. SAXTON'S, East Main st. .
- -Jai) , 1,1804.- .„., .
11011,11YSTOIA.N.S will find it to their ad
j.. vantage to call and purchaao their Pdedlclooa
, . ALALSTON'S. •
. - Jtkly 1,1864
FANTIfiYDYE COLORS,
- "July 4,1861. •
the Clothes
rimm
G REE. KS 1 , 1 Eli) 3 SlI EA FER
CAI?PEI'S
NEW FIRM
SUMOIE'R HATS,
ISAAC LIVINGSTON,
HAS received an unusually large and
wall Selected stock of
SPRING AND SUMIIfER GOODS,
and asks that his old customers, and all persons In
want of first rate CLOTHING should give him a call.
Its assortment consists In part of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SATTINETS,
VESTINGS, and all'othor hinds of goods.for Gentle.
men's Clothing. His assortment of piece goods is the
largest and most varied ever brought to Carlisle, and
he Is determined to sell goods by the yard on terms as
favorable as any other store. Ills stock of
steady—made Cloithing,
Is extensive and beautiful,' consisting of COATS,
PANTS, VESTS, OVERCOATS, Ac. which ho will sell
cheaper than any other establighn;int.
lie has a beautiful assortment of GENTLEMEN'S
FURNICIIIING GOODS, such as
UNDERSHIRTS,
OVERSHIRTS,
DRAWERS,
UMBRELLAS,
CARPET BAGS,
TRUNKS, &e., &e.
Come and see his beautiful assortment of Goods be
fore ntt sells el ng elsewhere. lie takes please re In show
Mg his Goods, and will satisfy all that he can and will
sell Goods cheaper than any other house outside of the
CUSTOMER'S ORDERS —I invite an examination
of my stock of Fine Cloths, Cat:shames, Vestings, Sc.,
which I man utheture upon special orders.
SPECIAL NOTICE.—I would say to the public, tilut
my goods are man u fectured under my own supervision
and by the very best workmen. My strck is the most
extensive I have ever had, and my friends and the
public are invited to call and examine for themselves.
4:o4?itemember the old gland, North linnover
ISAAC LIVINGSTON.
Carlisle, April 22, 1864.
GOOD NEWS ! NEW GOODS 1
PHILIP 'ARNOLD
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
(D..T_AC:O973E-3E3EYE.,
ving ju.t roenived from Now York mid Philadelphia
a extensive assortment of
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERS,
SATTINETS,
VESTINGS,
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, &C.
a now malting daily additions to his already large
Lock 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 short notice by experienced workmen, and lintlsfac
lion given in all eases..
Goods by the Piece or Yard,
at the lowe.t rates. Also on hand a large stork of
FURNISHING GOODS.
con, prism¢ in part Fine Linen and Travel, ng Shirts,
Collars, Neektles, Cloves, Ilo•iery, Suspenders, Ac.
TRUNKS AND VALISES.
Carpet and Leather Travelling tinge of the besi, mnk e.
All nt which he will iurnish at tlts.j 4 riwest Rates. Ills
old patrons and the puldie are invited to rail at the
old stand, two doors North of the Carlisle Deposit
Bank.
NEW ARRIVAL OF DRY GOODS
'no , 1111,103,101:ot Is ! t ow olootina tho larve , t nod
'lost tksti .toy 1; of goods hue poop!,
CoLohio Lunt 1 aunty.
A cosoplote and 4olierai as , ol (anent. nf
Ladies Dress Goods.
An Inunonsoassornovnt 1,1 LAN ES )1,1:11 !NI; :no
SE('.iNt) i1iEse1)11011S from thr Celelaa
ted )1.1,1,11,4 r , tora of Ile,aon a: Son, Phan.
A largo ass.rtniont of
_1 , , t 1/1 I.IS PLAIN BONNET 111111 IONS AND DILESS
The larxest stork of NOTIONS outside of the Earder,
Cilia
A full I, , Yrtment of
Cloths for LadieM Cloaking
fin :Ii d Hen, wear in °Halos , : rariot rnnsisting
Cloths. Panes and plain Cas,imeres, wrod , , Joans, and
CottunadeN.
.1)(1.11ESTIr Go )()1)S.
an Immrntr ;Iswrtinent., lat.,.
A laree..eoplete And Naried Loo r.m, 111 01 DUPLEX
ELI r \ SK I ,1111 i fl,lll 011 the reehrut
ed ...mt., titre, iu the U.S. also nalmorals of every
pit•le 11,1 pare.,
CARPETS, 111, CLOTHS, M.STTINGS AND LOOKING
MMZEIE
A largo stook of lanai and Silk CAPES, I, AWNiz,
Li; a.. , t osair from la:a inasan, will Lai odd
low To
al L•Ill ion paid "FUTIOnIi
nF ,1.11:1, .al all kinds promptly and uunetti.lll attend-
All of w1.1,h will 1, sold lowor than City in Itais 'ally
ing Lunn parelin,ed Ladure
A. NV. BENTZ.
Fourth Arrival of Now Goods
T lravo
.111,1 u turned f;oitt tho cities v - Ith n lan.;
~f
NEW SI"MMER DIZES,;; (;(n)l);-1
All I A 1.i.3.1.1101 lino II
Fil is \I 1111 . 11111 lln,yu .I, Wl,
in. Vitt, 1t. , j•.11N . C..1.. 1, 1aCe(1 ti ' iovvs
:1111 l'nlLlollnx, Bona, 1111$1.110, 11.110
114. , nll , l Nllqht,' 110.1 p and it central a.sort
illeYit 14' seamottaldr wunis
MEN AND BOYS' WEAR.
Also selllng cheap large 1,,t of 01.1) i;laThri much le:
than pre,ent prices.
rill door below Nlartln's Hotel, East Mtl
Street.
June 10, Iw4. V. C.
GOOD NEWS.
NEW STORE.
& miLLEit having just
jreturned from the city With nn ell tire neer nod
clot to, 6 tint Foreign and Donle,lie I/11k IlthiDS,
wish to intern, the public that they are prepared to
oiler on very reasonable terms, a very desirable stock
of Iluods, on the south earl terrier of the public square,
honeehately opposite Irvine's Shoe Store. Thu stock
comprises In part
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Plain Mark Silks all qualities. Black Figured and Rep
Silks, Fancy Colored 19ain and Mnsured Dress Silks, all
colors 3111 i .111111101'S, II Plaid atlti Strip,' Spring
Poplins, Plain Alpsvc.‘ Imstres ell colors. Plaid and
Striped i'•JI de Clieverak, :-triped and Plain Moltirs,
Silk Challies and wonl lie Lain°, all colors and
qualifies )lozasubiques, Muslin do Linos, Challioe,
ifinghams, Lawns, k.e., .tr.,
A beautiful assortment of l'oin'd Spring Mantillas,
of different styles from ono of the fuo-t fashionable es
tablishments in the city. Spring Shawl,,, Iltsmed
Skirts, Balmoral Skirts, Hosiery and Gloves of every
description, Dress Trimmings, Linen and Silk Hand
kerchiefs, Laces, Ribbons, hail Roar( &c.
DOMESTIC GOODS
of all kinds, such as Bleached and Unbleached )lon
Ilse, illeached and Unbleached Shootings, Pine...eases
Muslins, Tlckings, Checks, lied, White and Yellow
Flannels,
aNankeens, Blue Dennitus,
t 3
Striped hirting, Cotton Pants stuff, Kentucky Jeans,
all hinds of hinen and Colton 'fable Ihapors, Toweling.
Cambric arid Pap, 3luslinne. and :an oodles, variety of
site, Itanostics. A complete assortment of goods suit
able for Funeral purposes.
Mourning Goods,
such an lloinhazlnos. 'rands,. Cloths Double nntl Single
width,• all wool Muslin do LaineA, Mirk Silk Wqrp
N innies Oriontal Lustros, Brocade, ‘lohnira. Se rand
Mouruins do "Aloes. Cbnllias, Uingliains, Lawns,
Black Englinh Crap., Crepe Veils Low Veils, Crepe
Collars Silk and Kid ("loves, Sgtiare and Long. Thlbot
Shawais, &e. •
HENS' AND BOYS' WEAR,
Marl{ Clothes, Black and Fanny Cassitners, V 1,8011148,
Linen and Cotton Pouts staff, of all grades, can have
clothing made at 'Molt notice.
CARPETS, CARPETS,
all grades and quali les, from ttie common hemp up to
the hest quality three-ply, Window Shades, Looking
Glasses nod au endless variety of other Goods, too Un
morally to mention.
N. 11. The above stork hire been selected with a grant
deal of care and with n view of dispoalng of the same
on the most reasonable terms. We hope that every
person in want of goods will give its a call before malt
ing their spring purchases, anti we feel assure& that
we can offer inducements to all that will gIA ue a
call, and will extend all accommodations and convitn•
lances that can be offered by any.othor business house
In the county.
(10 - - Do not forgot the Trropor plane on the corner.
LEIDICII & MILLED
Man•h 30,1884
IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY.
SAW YER, has just received
11 7- • f[ 9 ol;t.tho latust Spring Inki)ortations an In.
masa stuck or
DRESS GOODS,
embracing the newest styles and fabrics altered to the
trade. Blank, Figured and Plain Silkein largo supply,'
Silk, Mohair, Wool, LIRIO and Cotton Textures, Ent.
brolderod and Plaid Tangarinpa Striped and Plaid Her.
!tennis. Plain and Figured re ' ll du nerd, Sonogassa
Plaids, Andalusian Stripes, and all other styles.
A full Hoe of Demotes'
MOURNING GOODS,
Bombazines, Turin Cloths, Tamiso Cloths, Wool do
Lianas, Chadian, Borothias, Tamartines, Itioretz, Plaid
and Plain Mohair, Bureaus, Lawns, Crapes, Collars,
Handkerchiefs, Parasols. Gloves, &c.
Funeral Guoda of all kinds constantly on hand.
BNecial care given to 101 erdere for Nuneral Goode
Call and axrunino our latest NOTIF York styles of
SPRING MANTLE'S, all the varieties and stylus of
Spring Shawls,
French. English and American CLOTHS and CASSE
MEIU (a first class Olio: makes up goods whop do
sired) Cotton and Linen Pantings, Coatings, &a.
CaRIRIP.ETS, CaIRPETS:
From the Lowell,• Hartford and Enterpriso Mills, all
grades, Oil Clothes, Mattings, Hugs, Shades, and ovary
thing in the lions° Furnishing line. An enormous
stock of
- DoatErsTic GOODS,
all the standard inalcea of Calicous, lirowu and Bleach
ed Shootings, Skirtings, Ticltings, Stripes,
,Cottonades,
full lino , of Notions,. Hosiery and (Doves. All the
ihteet improvements in' Hoop Skirts. I havCrecolved
the agency of Bayou's - colebratud Hid 'Gloves- for this
placo. Ladloli will find a complete assortmont.
The above-Goode and many ethos not named, with
stock of OLD GOODS, -I offer to thatrade eta
small advance on cost of production.
Fooling grateful for past patronage, I ask a continu
ance of tiro same. Itemembor the old and well known
stand Bast Hain St. ono door, below Martin's Hotel.
' • C. SAWYEA.
LO4llBlO, Apra 8,18114
DRUGS, _
BOOKS'ir ''"r°
F'ANIIY GOODS,
CONFECTIONARIES,
:FR UITS, -
PERFUMERY,
PRESERVED FRUITS,
MINCED MEAT, PICKELS &C
AT HAVE RSTICK'S,
North Ilanover Street, Carlisle, Penn'a.
Just opened an assortment of Fresh drugs, Fancy
Goods, Olit Books, Perfumery. Fruits, and Confection.
ary, which has never been surpassed in this borough,
for novelty and elegance. Thu articles have been so.
leated with groat care, and are calculated, In quality
and priae, to command the attention of purchasers.
FANCY GOODS,
which comprise miry variety of fancy articles of the
most exquisite finish such as
Papier Macho Goods,
Elegant alabaster and porcelain ink-stands and trays
Fancy ivory, pearl and shell card cases,
Ladies' Fancy Baskets,
Fancy Work Boxes, with sewing instruments,
Ladies' Cabas, Writing Desks, and Port-folios.
l'ort Monnaies, of every variety.
Gold pens and pencils, Fancy paper weights, and a
large variety el ladles' Fancy stationery.
Motto seals and wafers, Silk and bead purses.
Riding whips, elegantly finished. Fine cutlery,
Perfume baskets and bags.
Brushes of every kind for the toilet,
X. Basin and It. dt G. W:ight's Soaps and Perfumes
of various kiude.
Fancy Pins for head dresses and shawls.
Musical instruments,
together with an innumerable variety of articles ole
gently fins bed and suitable for
PRES ENTS,
to which ho 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 School Beaks and School Station
ery is also complete, and comprises everything used in
the Schools. lie also desires to call the partieniar at.
- Volition of FaMilies to his elegant asses tmont of
LAMPS,dm.
from the extensive establishments of Cornelius, Archer
and others of Philadelphia, comprising every style of
Parlor, Chamber and study Lamps, for burning either
Lard, Sperm or Etherial oil ; Wino DYOTT'cI celebrated
Beaosene or Coal Oil Lamps, together with Flower
Vases, Fancy Screens, Arc. His assortment in this lino
is unequaled in the borough. Also,
SEGAIIS AND TOBACCO,
embracing all the favorite brands, and a fine assort.
meta of MEERSCHAUM SMOK BitS AND PIPES, the
celebrated It illocochink, Lynchburg Smoking Tobacco.
F it U 1 T S,
such es Oranges, Lemons, Figs. Raisins, Nectarines,
cranes, S7C., A NCY CON I , PICTION AR Y— N UTS—
PRESERV ED FRUITS, MINCED M EAT. PICELE,, kc
In every variety and at all prices. all of e hick are pure
and fresh such as .11 be o'llllllolloy recommended to
his friends. Ills stock embraces everyt jog ill the
line of Fancy Goods, With nen ny other articles useful
t,,liluisekeepers which the public are especially invi
ted to call and examine.
Remember the Old Stand, nearly opposite the Bank
on North Illinover street
July 1, Iris 4.
New Sky-Light Photographic and ATI]-
. brotype Gallery.
ri L. LOC LIMAN is happy to inform
'V Lix 1111,1101 , 1 US atol
to al ly, that 111. has nan,nrd his I , iallii , lllllollt to his
=1
New Sky-Liallt Gallery
in ill.. 1 , 1111.111 n: by 3lrs. :Cert.:l , : a lillinery
Moro. ~poslte the cm:ll:aria:ldle)' Bank.
la.ehtnan 1,110,V nide with his Splendid light.
antill tate additum ot new and expensive apparatus, the
term beet manufactured, to product:
I'IIOTOGRAPIIS, CARTES DE VI.TE, AM 13110
TYPES, AND EVERY STYLE 01 , PIDTVILES,
elm.' to the host mad° in l'hiladrlphia or Now York
Picture. ean ho taken ?lOW equally o ell 111 cloudy
as in elvar whether.
11,ruyrrt•etspes or Amhroty pee of ileroaced person.
enlarlzP4l, or mad,. C 1111.1,111! t into.
.111 Ii. 1, 1r,14.
THE ' 6 CARLISLE PALACE OF ART,"
By J. C. Lesher,
S now open for the accommodation of
Ithe public Mr the purpose of making I lIOTO
BitAPIDS end Ammerrvres, which will be done in it
very superior manner by his peculiarly arranged sky
&c., by which moans and the chemical influence
110 Will take pictures in cloudy weather equal to clear.
.tie barge are moderate unit he relists the public Pa—
trollop. Duplicates of hacuericot3ties„ltinlirotypes
and photographs, of dece.iso perudis, made of Mere:l
-MO or decreased proportions.
Irvi_Eutrance on Hanover St. in %BB'S op
posite the 3letrk et House. -
CarliSlP. April 2 . J, 151si—Om
( - I 11.0 CE RI ! ! I Zl)(!n R I Eti !I !
X (I. P. EltS, new Ilrisiery Storo
in Main opp-site II Sitxtion's
Ihlyd
-0022 2 1.1 1 1,` 21111 i IS 1100 111111•11 . 0 d 10 supply his friends
II II rI to P 12 1 ,110, mit II ell loin' , cif Clods anoti, at the
,'s) merit t rot "Nit sti
gr 1.111 1 ,1.
(.',llT,•••Fish.hy rotail,
tcrlvAtes. 'rolokceo, Vl•gars, uulr , Matches, lilackiug,
111,11 Conk, ..
II; LASS AND STONEAVAI?E,
ohlinr nrti—
elr. toatallv kept In a tit,t class iirnrnry•
In rt,tard In prices 1 atn dttertnittod to soil goods at
tilo lonost tic urea
BUTTER, EGGS,
and all kinds of Country trod ore, taken nt market
prices.
Farmers and Dairymen are particularly invited to
rail and ser the celebrated \ix CH URN, which,
has been prent , Unotil by remputent judges the most
sup e rb, 'hum of the au.
July I. 1.04.
NEW STORE
ARG 14.1 ARRIVAL OF FRESH
GROCERIES-FISH ALI. KINDS.
Among which is a large lit of real genuine Italti
more,lry salt HERRING, in oak hovels, MACIi A RE!.
at priers that is really astonishingly low. l'lckels of
all kinds.
SAUCES, PRESERVES,
and a good 0000! Latent of
TOBACCO AND SEGAItS,
LIQUORS,
at the lowest rates for CASII or Country Produce
July 1, 1864
Fr HE partnership heretofore existing
between Charles L. Halbert and Crawford Flem
ing, has been dissolved by mutual consent. The books
and accounts are in the hands of Mr. Halbert, who
earnestly requests all parties lowing accou ate with the
late firm to call and settle therm Balboa. jr.
having entered Into partnership with his brrether,
Chades L. Halbert, the business will hen,forth be
.11Iducted under the style of Ilalbert kßrother.
The new firm would respectl ully call attention to
their stock of
New and Fresh Groceries.
Theirgd,k In large and selected with the 4rpatest earo•
awl will he sold at the lowest prices furnish. It eon,
SIAS la part af tine old (lovermnont Java COFF
Prime Ilia eta , Prime It Rousted.
S Ylt UPS.—New York, Houton, and Phlladulphia Sy—
rups, of rho very bast qualities,
BROWN SLR/ ARS.—The, boat the market affords.—
Lnverlng's bast Crushed, Sand, and Pulverized Sugars.
Also, his A. B. and C. Sugars, which cannot be sur—
passed.
Mee, Corn Starch, P. rrlna, Dandnline Coffee, Essence
of Coffee, Concentrated Lye, Soap, Candles, .te.
02 CHINA, GLASS, AND
QUEENSWARE.
A large and well selected stock of the Tory latest pat—
terns and styles, lower than ever in price, and better
In 'quality, than was ever offered before in Carlisle.—
Call and see. Wooden and Willow Ware.'such as Tuba
Buckets. and Churns, Baskets of every description;
Children's CA 11RI Al ES, Stoneware. Cream Pots, But—
ter Jars, Preserve Jars. Jugs, all sizes.
IHSII—Nn. 1, 2 and 3 Maokerel. No
P: 1 : 31ESS 81LA I) No.l Herring.
A largo quantity of the celebrated Excelsior HAMS.
8A LT by the Sack, Dairy and (A, A. Salt.
The subscribers resnwdfully ask the patronage 01
their friends and the public generally, and Invite them
to call and examine their now stock, at the old stand,
corner of Ilanover and Louthor Streets.
Carlisle, April 22, 7aAl
rr HE subscriber wishes to announce to
the people of Carlisle and vicinity, that he has
opened d
FLOUR AND FEED STORE,
.ori the South East Corner of Maio and West Streets, in
the IYarehouso ownod and formerly occupied by Jacob
Rheum. The b at brands of FAMILY FLOUR, kopt
constantly on hand and delivered to any part of the
town. Having perfected arrangertionts with some of
the first mglo ln the neighborhood, I can assuro my
customers that , thoy will be furnished wlth an article
of Flour which I can vouch for. I will keep constantly
on hand FEED OF ALL RINDS, such as
Corn, Oats, Bran, SliortS, Potatoes, &e
The highest cash 'prices paid for Grain of all lands
and Flour. Don't forget the old established stand.
Jling4llllAll (mum.
Carlisle, May 20, 7804
Of the ohj firm of John P. Lyne Son,
TITAS
, jus . t completed opening his. now
Itrulshes in fi , t tnith lil l 3 ie r tvil l tl i i i e n e t Trl3 9l s i t P lo G n i t ft le s n
of tbo public generally. Ile has greatly enlarged his
stock in all Ito various branches, and ran now accom.
modato the public with
Reliable Goode,
ih largo or small quantities at the lowest. prices. A
look Into his store will Convince them that he has
onough'Goods to fully Supply the demand In this mar
ket. 'Pershns wanting floods In our lino wilt find It to
their advantage to give us a call before making their
purchases. All orders personally and punctually at.
tended-to, and no misrepresentations made to' effect
sales. LEWIS F: LYNN, ,
Carlisle, May 20, 1804. ' North Hanover St!
DHYSIOIANS find it to.thoii
valatrigo to call atul purcitaio their ttiotllclnca At
IItALSTOTS,
LOCHMAN'S
I=
DISSOLUTION
HA LO II RT BROTHER
Flour and Feed 'Store,
ig t l A DWAR 3"
LYNE,
FIRE INSURANCE.
MITE Allen and Eaetpennsboro' Mu
tual Fife 'nee:rade° ,Company of Cumberland
County, incorporated by an act of Assembly, in the
year 1843, and havhig recently had its charter extend
ed to the year 1883, is now in active and vigorous op
eration, under the Suporintendbnco of the following
board of llanagers, viz:
William It. Gorges, Christihn Stayman, Jacob Eberly
D. Bally, Alex. Cathcart, J. li. Conner, John Eichelber
ger, Joseph Wicicersham, Saml. Eberly, Moons ilricker,
Rudolph Martin, Jacob Conver, and J. C. Dunlap.
The rates of Insurance are as low and favorable as
any Company of the kind in the State. Persons w
ing to become members me invited to make applica
tion to the egents of 4he Company, who era willing to
wait upon them at any time.
15'11. It. GORO AS, President,
Eberly's Mills, P. 0.
CHRISTIAN STAYMAN, Tice President,
Mechanicsburg, P. 0."
JOIIN C. DUNLAP, Sect'y. Mechanicsburg.
DANIEL DAILY, Dilhiburg, York Co.
AGENTS.
Cumberland county.—John Sherrlek, Allen: Henry
Tearing, Shiretnanstown ; Lafayette Potter, Dickinson;
Itenr) Bowman, Churehtown ; Mode Griffith, South
Middleton; Samuel Graham. Westpenneboro'; Samuel
Coover, Nieclumirsburg ; J. W. Cockfin, Shopherdstown
D. Coover, tipper Allen ; .1. 0. Saxton, Sliver Spring ;
John flyer, Carlisle; Valentine Seeman, New Cumber.
lnmf ; James MeCandlish, Nowvllle.
York county—W. S. Picking. Dover; Jomos
Warrington; J. F. Deardorff, Washington; Richey
Clark, Dillsburg; 'D. Rutter, Fairview; John Williams
Carroll.
l)ouphfn co—Jacob Housor, Harrisburg.
Nombors of the Company having policies About to
expire, ban have thorn renowod by making application
to any of the Agents.
July 1, 11164.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
SE Bir G 01.511 C DIA" E S
AT REDUCED PRICES,
With Glass Cloth Prosser, Improved Loop
Cheek, New Style Hammer, Binder,
Corer, Braider, eto.
At the Railroad Office, Carlisle. Pa
Highest Prenthuns at the
INTEIINATIO:g AL EX tesnns, 1862.
INDUSTRIAL. EX lIIBITION, PAIL! 3, 1861.
at the Fairs of the
UNITED ST STEM AGIIICULTUR ST, SOCIETY,
Silver .Medal at the l'entisylvallia State Fair
Septraibefr, - 1863.
A numican Instil ate. Nal. York, )Irelinnior' Association,
Boston, Franklin I iivtlt it,. r.1.,11 , 12
It 41111 U,, M ash ing ton, Mary Otto' 1 ~ntituto
Baltimore, Merhanier' A , soolation, Cincinnati,
turky Institute, Louisville, 3lechanlral Association,
St. Louis, Mechanics' Institute, Sail Franeisro.
At the State Fairs of
MAINE,
Elt MONT,
CoN N 4
N JERSEY,
PEN NSA" ANT A,
\ I RiIIN I A,
MISSOURI,
01110,
INDIANA,
11111 A.
TENNIISEE,
KENTUCKY
31 ICH 111 AN.
W ISCONSTN,
ALIFDRNIA.
These relehreted Machines .tro adapted to every va
riety of S r ., lug 61 rAMII) . tt e.irl.lll the lightest mu,
line to the heaviest vlothq. The. , work equally well
uiwri silk. linen. woolen, and enttc,” goods.—seaming
quilting, gathering, hemming, felling. cording, and
braiding— making a beautilnl and perfeet alike
on both sides—and perf,rming VVi•I wort', of n icing
escort sating h u tt ou boles and Licht', nn huttons.
Full in trmeinns Ibr operas in.; the Ma.•hine is elven
gratuitously at the vain 1,0,11:{n. \% hen the MiChino
is sent collie instance, that personal instruction is
inconvenient, a card nt direction is sent, which is a
sufficient guide.
The qualities which recommend the Vi heeler k
MriellillP are
1. Beauty and o_icrellence of stitch, :dike on both sides
of the fahrie seNciol.
2.
strength. nines, and durability of seam, that
will not rip nor ra V 1•1. and
3. 1.:v..4 , ml 1.1 - Ihira 1.
4. Its at tacionents and n ide range of :Ipplieatlon to
purposes mud mate, ials.
b. Compectuess and ele.tanee of infidel and finish.
An I lliorsti4lincss oi construction.
Speed, P:1 , 1; of operation and mailagenient, and
quietness of inevement.
, SCHEDULE OF PRICES.
N 0.3 Machine, v. iih
Plain Tal , le, $-1 00
11.111 .. .'air0. l'101•11(.1. oOn
Italt unr Pnlktttni. Itlark nr latingany fp,", Oil
111=1
HAI fn.
I:larlc .thull or :11:01,Trilly
N”.l Mariline, N, it I/
Plain Tablu,
11.11 f P 111611,1, 111..1; l\ 7 I
[hi! )Inliogany 7..
Half Si' 1
Full Ca.., I.t.lisho.l, Illai kll alum or )1311.1gaily 91,
Full Cass, Fo
No. 4 Machine, with
No. 5 Mach Inv, Cylinder, ',vial
Plain Ta 1,11.,
I=ll
Every Machine is sold with a Hemmer, \os. 1 and
MIIVI1Iner: are ..1.1 enniplete . , with the New Glass Cl°
Presser, New Style IlemiNer and BrAidt , r.
'heeler & Agency at
Railroad and Telegraph Office,
CARLISLE, PA.
July 1, 1564-Iy.
STEINWAY PIANOS.
First Prize Medal at tho World's Fair,
'London, 1862.
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li; undersigned has just received
i• and intends to {tell? , CO1,41100) un hand a full as
sortniunl of the unequ died Ulan Unita Urea It)
,telnw.y fi.Sons NNa 11.
Idis Instrunu•ut will Ln cleefully selected in the
Manufactory. and v,lll he add al the
New York Cash Factory Prices,
with the addition of Freight to Co lisle.
A written guarantee of entire satisfaction will be
given by the subscriber to each purchaser.
Persons desirous to purthase are invited to call and
examine these unrivalled Pianos, at
R. E. Shapley's Jewelry Store,
Main Street, 3d door east of the Mansion House, 1101
LPe Itallrvad Depot
SMOND HAND PIANOS rooolved in exchango and
kep' for snlo and to rout.
Carlisle, Mar 22, 1863—1 y
A. B. EWING'S
FURNITU RE WARE-ROOll
k"MT ,
' 5 740
.1?;.-t;
.t fS~ ~S r r l l
~w.
West High Street, Carlisle, Pa
(Premium awarded at the Cumberland
C oun ty Agricultural Fair of 1857,)
Tho subscriber has just recolscd tho most splendid
assortment of articles in his line, ovor brought to this
place—which ho is determined tf 801 l at prices that
dots competition.
Parlor. %
Chamber,
Dining-room, FURNITURE
Kitchen and i
011iee
Embroclng avow y articlo used by [louse and Hotel
beepone of the most approved and fashionable design
and tinigh. including also Cottage furniture in setts,
reception and Camp Chairp, Alattrasses, Gilt frames,
pictures, &c.,
tst,..l.articular attention given as usual to funeral.,;
orders from town and country, attended to promptly
and,on moderato terms.
July 1, 1864
pAINTS AND OILS
10 Tons - WhlteLead. 1000 Gallons of OIL Just
received with a large wisortinent of
Varnishes, Fire Proof Paint, -
Turpentine, Florence White,
Japan, White Zino L
rutty, Colored the, •
. Litharge, . Red Lead
Whiling, Boiled Oil,
'--
'Blue, - Lard OIL,
Shellac, ' Sperm 'oll,— , -
Paint Brushes, Fish Oil, Sze.,
Colnrs of every description dry, and pil in ,cane and
tubes qt thullitrawsre -Store of '
~. , , _,..... .. LIENRY SAXTON'.
July 1, 1801. • • • - , -cr , i
rtilUM 'BELTING 1
ILA - Just recolved a largo assortment of all sizes—
Gum Baltlng;.Gum Hose, Gum Packing ; &c., ?nit for
sale cheap at.the Ilardnare StorO • of ,
ILENItY 7 BAXTQN •
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Jilin 0, AM
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Forwarding and Commission Rouse.
rLoua AND FEED,
COAL, PLASTER AND SALT
THE subscriber having purchased the
Cars fixtures, hr., belonging to the firm of Hen
deison do lined, respectfully intbrms the public that he
will continue the business at the old IS'arehou so. on
the corner of West 111gb and College Street!, opposite
'the College. Ile Is fully prepared to do a general For
warding and Con missinu business.
The highest market price will be paid for FLOUR,
GRAIN end PRODUCE of all Hada
PLASTER and SALT kept-constantly on hand.
Coal of all kinds, embracing
LYKEN'S VALLEY,
LUKE FIDDLER,
SUNBURY WHITE ASH,
LOCUST DAP,
LIMEBURNER'S and BLACKSMITH'S
Coal, constantly kept for sale, under cover, and deny
,:red to any part of the town.
A liberal share of public patronage is s r i e ,l s N py i t t, fully
d.
solicite
Successor to Henderson Fe Reed.
Cerlisle, May 20, 1864.
COAL AND LUMBER YARD.-
The subscribers have this day 'Mitered into
partnership to trade in
COAL AND LUMBER,
We will horn constantly on baud and furnish to
O—
der all kinds and quality of seasoned
Ll.Ol
BOARDS.
FRAME STUFF
Paling, Plastering Lath, Shingling, Latfi, worked
flooring and Weatherboarding, Pasta and Hails, and
every article that belongs to a Lumber Yard.
All kinds of Shingles, to wit: Whiter,lna, Hemlock
and Oak, of different qualities. Having cars of our
own we fin furnish bills to order of any length and
size nt the shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms. Our worked boards will he kept under cover
sn they can he furnished dry at all times.
Wo have constantly on hand all kinds of Family
Coal under rover, which we will deliver clean to any
part of the borough. -To wit :
Lyirens Valley, Broken, Egg,
'' . l . :* Stove and Nut, Luke Fiddler,
M . /I.V ,_-,41•-... ''il.
Locust Mountain,
' .. 0 . 76.r -- 6 Lobbery,
NS 1 --a_AlLmoi.,...,
0
~,,, ~..., _ soiree to soil at the lowest
prices.
Best quality of
Limelourner'B and Macksmith's Coal,
always on hand which we will .11 at the lowest finur
Yard west aide of Iliannnar °chord, dl iln street
ARMSTRONU k HOFFER.
July 1,1864.
Notice of Co-Partnership,
public are,hcreby informed dm.
I the undersigned have title day entered Into a C
Partnership, under the lime of Delaney & Blair, fn
the purpose of earrying on the Coal and Lumber hos'
nes, at tea old Stllllll of tiliver Delaney, near the let
W4ks: where all orders in their line of business cu
respectfully solicited, and will be promptly filled.
OLIVER DELANCV,
ANDREW 11. BLAIR.
Oct. It, 196,3—t f
na-Ortters t'or coal will be rerelved et If albert
liroeery Store: Robert Moore's Shoe Store
and A. 11, illair's Currying Shop
In_ Orders for Coal or Lumber solinited through tl
Post ullice. sirangemeuts having been made NN ilh t
Postmooder to charge the postage on sumo to us. A
orders punstuslly
ATCIIES, .I 1 E LEX, AND
Silrer.ware nt o , lll3'll'H Ittot t`lttltottSllotl strain.
We-t Matti St., nearly oppusite the Cumberland Valley
[lank.
1 have just received n new assortment of watches.
jewelry, uvdailinus. rih er ware addit tri
mr lornito stw•lt Ia nhirh I invite tin' attention iil
the ',mine 'file i.‘sortinent imilnares tier• gold :nil
saki,., lever watches Huntingait open ease do., tnLl
Anoh.tiis for Ladies and Gentlemen :111,1 Silt er L, pine,
and gnarlier watches ill every vai iety lu 01) In and
price.
Also fine void 'Medallions, ilreasiipins for Ladies and
Gentlemen of every qua lit e, pattern and price. Bold
filo, vest, curb and nerd chains Gold litnetilets. finger
1 . 111:1 4 , ruff 'pin., stud , . slew. hilt tons. vni.syv.
(lold and sllc,•r thitnilo, sit Ser and glitcho
LAIC •intinn tp.t.n d sp••uns
ofeo••ry variety A i,g e 1. rant of gold, titter
i',11111,1 to suit all
ages to which we n,vitu special at
tention.
A floe Int of (VIT,T) PENS Elmo ibellest makers. opt•
tack/ oases, fancy horn, silver and poarl card ra,e
goll and common brarelot, watch stain., )lantl
Clorks and a vat lot* oral Belot. w.o ill
c.,
i kept ,,ii
i i i s i.l i o w i, e s l y ry
t e::f..1n , 11c. , 1 . 1 n k l lento. :,
r ‘, 1 1 , 1 ,. 1:
CO ,49 wai ranted (.0 be what they aro repr
- Fen t ed.
' l'artl...nlar attention p Id as usual to Watch repay
log and all work warr.tuteq.
TAL)NIAS Ctqc LYN.
J uly 1, 15 , 14.. -
SELLING OFF AT T \\'ENTV-FIN
A t ti, f the I;1.1 1•;i1Z1, - . 1 "”r ,
citrolwrl3l,l Bank, :111 4i t 1,1 , , it
Met Church, on VI v,t )litio
11,1, St,, , ek, vi
_ IVATULIES AN I) .1 1.:1,1{) -
in ti, town, ~ill I sold :n1 per cent ;ono, than ;ft nn
nln/.. , in tn.. State. The fawn comprise , n 1.0 v. ft-sot
meat I.f (101 l and Silver hunting ion.° tr 111, Lovet
Lopines . , Atneritom watrties, and all other 1•11/1/S in.
styles,
(,' ()L I) NI) SIL l! I .VS.
(1.0.1 v Lin.l,.,lvortarl
1i. , 1t1 Mated Silvvr \lnl.•.
111 SW lit /X ES, ACCifiti)EONS,
trreat vat iet y of Inure al tiring, &r.
Th , • enure t•to, k of \\n t chinalserl;tr
NH, min. and title Bill be lothmtle or retail t
the enti , I. brans
11:1lint; SC11,1.•ol a first Class worlsinan all kinds
ropairing ‘‘ , usual at, redun, , l
It. F. SI! A
MTN
,1111 y 1,1 , I
:'! 'l' 1 1,1, 'l' 11 111 )1 1' 11:k N 'l'
A 7 Ttw complete .1,1,S OW Prairie Flower ria
Stan.. ,11Intnis the sale...llli, in calllaa I lii It al
Liam Ir'“11 who may witat a superior stova 1.. van al
ramie the wily strive that li.or given waiver/4d pat
faction.
NVIIAT IS CLAINIED OVER OTHERS IS
let. A saying' of friim au to Gn per rent. in fuel.
A ht.tler and tittiekt, oven front the sumo fire
3d. A largor oven than any other stove of the
4th. Ti.. preservation of the renter piece from sinking
savi lig, I epairn.
6th. 'rim Lost Baker. Roaster, end nook now In use,
Oth A sup,rior arlangement for cleaning the flues '
th. A perfect tine Consumer Ibr either wood or coal.
The Prairie Flower Is ,arranted to give satisfaction
in every pa. Uvular, and Will he shown with pleasure
to all who may call, Whether desiring to purchase or
not, any quantity • f rideretwein town or country.
A few other good Cook Stoves on hand, which will
be odd very low to clone a tuck.
Spouting, Roofing, Joh work. Copper smithing and
sheeting work promptly attended to. in town or coun
try. All wink warranted at the old stand, Hanover
st-teet tooth 1 Loudly,
MARY MORRIS.
N. Copper, Itrass and t'rwter bought, and
the hlgho.gt priee paid Id vast) or goods.
MM=E
COFFEE POT.
UTILLIAM. FRIDLEY respectfully
v antiount,s to the citizens of Carlisle anti the
put tt generally, that he still continues the inanufac
titre of all 1.1T04. of Lin cud sheer iron ware In J. D.
Halbert's building East Louthor street CarliAo at the
sign of the
where ho will nt 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 press luux airtight,
FRUIT CANS AND JARS•
itoonc.spoutino, sad all kinds of jobbing done at
the shortest notice.
Cash paid for old lead, pewter and copper. Thank
ful Mr the patronage heretofore extended, he hope', by
strict attention, and 0 &biro to please all to merit a
continuance of the Maine.
Pont forget the sign of the lied Coffee l'ot.
July 1, 1863.
JOIN K. STAYMAN
rube subscriber informs the public th
ho still continuos tho
GAS FITTING AND PLUMBING
hushes at the Old Stand In the basement of the Firs
Nlathodkt Church. lie will attend promptly to al
ausiness in liks lino.
Load and Iron Pipes, Hydrants, liot and cold
Water Closets, Force nod Litt Pumps, Wro't Welded
Tubes, Iron Sinks, Rath Tubs, Ruth Boilers, Wash
sins, 11ydraul c Hants, Ro., and every desm iption of
cocks aud fittings for gas, steam water, Ac. Superior
cooking rations, heators and gas fixtures put up in
churches, stores and dwellings, at short unties, in the
most modern style. All matorials and work In our
lino at low rates andwarranted.
11;5...Country wait and jobbing promptly attunded to
July 1, 1864.
HAT AND CAP EMPORIUM.
Ir HE undersigned respectfully announ
cos to the public that ho still continues the Ile.
ting Business at the old stand, In Weal 11141 street
and with a renewed and efficient effort, produce arts
cies of Head Dress of
Every Variety, Style and Quality,
that shall be strictly in keeping with the improve
ment of the Art, and fully up to the age which we
live.
44 I have on hand a splendid
assortment of •,
FIATS AND CAPS •
'"/"•!--
°fall descriptions, from the common Wool
to the finest Fur and hill: Hats ; and at prices that
must suit every 000 who has nil eye to getting the
worth of his money. ,Thu etude leci tides,
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A. B. 13
MOLESKIN, OASSIMEIIII, , lIIIAVEIt A: FELT ]TATS
of every style and color and unsurpasSed for Lightness
Durability and finish; by those of any-other establish
ment in the abuntiy.
Men's, ]toy's and children's list's and Caps, of every
descriptiun constantly on band.
He respectfully Invites all the ,eld' patrons and as
many now ones as possible, to givoldin n
J G. CAW°.
July 1, UGC •
SOOTS , ISL:, SHOES. •
.
FULL assortment.of Mon and Boys'
Fidi Boats ; k yr Shooz, d i o i r t: l bLs oo flr o Aliz b trer; Ipso,
of algttnnds, and Glontlomon'iklUld Children's hoots
My . old customeres and all in want of good and cheap
Boots and Shoes, will pleas° call and examine the
stock, before purchasing.- Main street, nearly opposite
the Depot; • •
ouns:oaiLDT,
July 1,1861
SCANTLING,
I=
RED COFFEE Po7',
William P, Lynch
SHOII - ER BATHS,
CUMBERLAND VALLEY
AND
:h!SMr~h~+in
~yl pi` ~lr
FRANICL7i4';
HAIL ROADS.
GRANO E OF HO UR S.
0N and after .MONDAY, elm., 4th,
14.4, Passenger Trains will run Unity, as rnileiA,
(minday excepted):
FOR CH AMBERSBURG AND HARRISBURG.
Lave lingurstewn, • ,- 7:00 , 5A. M.,
'. Ureellcastlo, 7:31
{
Arr nt 8,1/ '
Chnmbers'g, 4,
Ltlnvil 8:30
Leave Sblppensburg 0:00
Newville 0:32
" Cnrllsle 10:10 "
n Mechanicsburg 10:42 " 3:12 "
Arrive at. Harrisburg 11:15 " 3:40 "
FOR OH - AMBERSBURO AND HAGERSTOWN:
Leave Harriaburg 8:06 A. M., 1:35 P. M:
" Mechanicsburg 8:37 ^ 2:15
" l arlisle 9:27 " 2155 "
" NeWV MO 10:02 " 3:20
" Shippensburg 10:33 "
400 'rChornbers'
i l A r r at 11:10 "
4:80
g
, Leave 11:10 " 4:40 "
Lea,' Oreencast e 11:55 " 6:30 "
Arr. at Hagerstown 12:36 " 0:10 "
The Carlisle and Harrisburg ACCOMODATIOII
TtiAIN will leave an follow,:
Leave Carlisle 5i55 A. M.
'• Mechanicsburg 6:26 " •
Arrive at Harrisburg 6:55 "
Leave Harrisburg 4:20 P. M.
slechaniesburg 4.54
Arrive at Carlisle 6:20 "
making close connections at 'Harrisburg with Trainif
Mr Philadelphia, New York nod Pittsburg; and with
Trains for all points West.
40y- The Train leaving Han Isbnrg at 4:20, P.M.?
runs only an' far as Carlisle. 0. N. LULL, Sup't.,
Superintendent's Office, jj
Chamb'g. July 1, 18044
READING RAILROAD.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
. - It - EAT Trunk Line from the North
VA and North West for Philadelphia, New 'Took
Reading, Pottsville. Lebanon, Allentown. Easton Av.
I rains leave Harrisburg for Harrisburg for Philadel
phia, New York, Reading Pottsville, and all interme
diate Stations, at 8 A. M., and 2 P. M.
New York I:sprat:a leaves Harrisburg at 6,30 A. 55.,
arriving at New York at 1.4$ the same day.
A special Accommodation Passenger train leaves
Reading at 7.15 A. M., and returns from Harrisburg at
5 P. M.
Fares fi nm Ilarrlo.iurg : To New York $5 15; to
Philadelphia $3 35 and $2 80. Baggage checked
through.
Returning, loav'e Ness York at fi A. )1 , 12 noon.and
7 P. )1.. (Pittsburg 1 aprons arriving at. Harrisburg at
2A. SI.) Leave Philadelphia at 815 A. M., and 3.30
P. M.
Sleeping cars in the NOV York Express Trains.
through to and from Pittsburg wit heat change.
Pai.serigers be the Crilawissa Railroad leltyll Taman
qua at 0 :i0 A. 11., and 21U I'. M., for Philadelphia,
New Yolk. and all Way Points.
Trains leave Pottsville at U.lO A. M., and 2 30 P.M.,
for Philadelphia. I larrishurg and New York.
An Accommodation Passenger train leaves Reading.
at Gun A. M.,1/111.1 returns from Philaileiplila at 5,00
P. NI.
tl n_:111 the above trains run daily, Sundays ex•
&pied.
train IVRY, Pottsville at 7.30 A. 51., and
Philadelphia at 3 11. P. )I.
Commutation, )Mena, Season. and Excursion Tick
et, at retilleo , l rat, to and loin all 1..10 H.
hU Pounds Baggage allowed each P,senver.
li. A. NICOLLS,
General Superintendent.
July 1, 1004. tr
lARLISLE & PHILADELPHIA
2 2207.r2
DAILY FREIGHT LINE.
FREED, WARD k FREED,
Sll MARK ET STREET PIII LA DELPHIA
J. & I). RIIOAI)S,
MA IN STR EET, CA BLISLE, PA
Rd - Cars of lid, Lino leave the Depot 31arket
at 4 1..e1f.,t. I'. 31.
Leave at 7 o'clock. A. It.
C , r i hi.I.i111!'ll1111111 he marked C. it
Daily I I...tht Lilo.. and pt iu by 4 o'olu. k.
July I, INo4.
Carlisle Foundry,
IME
1A11)I DEPOT:
' 11MNElt & CO., now wanufac
• lure and Iseep r•Onstantly for Sala. at their en
ten,,he Steam \Cnrknun East Main 'street, Carlisle, u
large assortment of
AGItICULTURAI ,
uf well I,nnwn. spproi ed usefulness to farmers, amont;
w111.•11 thev unuot roll esperint atttnliun to ‘‘ IL.
LOC( ILLS \''S Celebrated Potent
UUM SPRING GRAIN DRILL,
n high has taken over fifty First Class premiums at
State and nil's. To the Partners of Cumber
hold. York and Perry comities ue need not speak in
dctail 01 the nieritsof lhh drill, as scores of them are
imsv its use on the best farms in these counties. Its
replitlil 1011 it: eetahlitified an the most complete Grain
DOH now manufactured in the United States. It
sews 0 heat, Rye. lats. Bari y aad Grass, an nly and
regular, without Mulching the seed. The gum springs
peas the drill ovar stumps and stones, without break
ing pins or the drill. lor eVell and regular SOITill!,
the Willoughby Gum Spring, Drill Is unequalied by
any other. We also manufacture and sell the follow
ing articles, which is,, can recommend to Farmers as
reliable implements, of established character:
MORRISON'S PATENT CORN PLANTER.
I ASH'S P l I ENT STRAW Sr. PODD. It CM TER,
DR I DENIbO.PII . , PATENT CORN SHELLER,
HAHN'S PATENT CIDER MILL.
JOHNSON'S CAST IRON HUG'S TROUGH.
Also, ihree and Four Horse Powers and Threshing
)I:whines, Cast Iron Field Hollers, Plough Castings of
various patterns. Corn Crushers, and other articles for
Farmers too numerous to mention. Also, Egg Coal
Stoves and Ten Pluto Wood Strives, with an immense
variety of other castings for housekeepers and othors.
We have also an attractive variety of patterns for
IRON RAILINGS,
and CI NIETERY ENCLOSURES to which we would
call 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 and Saw Nllll Gearing, is constantly
increaeing. •Mill Owners and Mill Weights will tor
furnished with a printed catalogue of our various Mill
Patter ns,.on application. Our Machine Shop comprises
all the serious tools for turning, planing and finishing
Shafting and Castings, by good and careful Machinists
STATIONARY STEAM ENOINES,
of any desirable capacity, from ton to twenty-ore horse
power, built in the boot styli , and on accommodating
terms. En Ines built at our establishment may be
seen In suet essful operation at many of the largest
Diet Ileries and Tanneries in Carlisle, and Cumberland
Perry and Dauphin Counties, to tee owners of which
we confidently refer for information as to their eillelen•
p e r s ons ee anting Steam Engines or. earnestly re
quested to cell and esamine before contracting else
where.
DOOR AND SASH FACTORY,
Connected a ilh our establishment is a Steam Saab and
Door l a nufactory which is now in complete order for
the manufacture of every dose Iption of
BUILDING MATERIALS,
for the most costly as well as the plainest house.—
Window Sash furnished from 6 cents upward. accord
ing to size of glass; Window Fr, ,mes from $1 31 up
ward; Shutters and Bolling Blinds from $1 76 up
we'd; Four Panel Boors from $3 13 upward. Mould
ings, Castings Architraves, Mash Boards, Brackets,
Fancy Drapery. Scrolls, and other articles needed in
house building. In, Dished at the lowest prices And of
the bust quality of lumber. iiiy — Wo are also prepared
no 11011401 MT, to build and repair BURDEN OARS for
transporters on the railroad, with promptness and on
reasonable terms,
The continued patronage of the public is respectfully
solicited. Orders by mall promptly attended to.
F. GARDNER d CO.
July 1, 1814.
Manhood: how Lost, how Restored !
Just published. a new edition of Dr.
41Culveraell'a Celebrated Essay on the
radical corn (without medicine) of
-••• Sperm/iterate., or seminal if eiihness,
'involuntary Seminal Losses, impotency, Monte , and
l'hysical Ineapacity, impediments to !Ile) rine, etc;
also, Consumption. Epilepsy, and Fits, induced by self•
indulgence or sexual extravagance.
Price, In a sealed envelope, only 6 cents.
The celebrated author In this admirable essay clearly
demonstrates, from a thirty years successful practice,
Unit the alarming consequences nl sell oboes may he
radically cured without the dangerous no of internal
medicine or the application of the knife—pointing out
tuodo of cure, at once simple, certain and effectual,
by means of which every sufferer, no matter whit big
condition may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately
and radically.
Thls Lecture ehould be In the hands of every youth
and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, In a plain c , ,volopo. to any address,
post paid. on receipt of six seats, or two peat stamps.
Address the publishers.
CHAS. J. C. KLINE & CO,
157 Bowery, New York, 0. box 4586.
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June 10, 1/364—1y
BARLOW'S INDIGO BLUEL
DEALERS and consumers of the above
I Celebrated Wert, Blue, will take notice, that the
Labels ere altered to rend.'
INDIGO BLUE,
put up at Alfred . Wlltborgor's Drug Store, No. 233,
North Sooond Strout,
The quality - of this Blue will be the sumo in every
aspect I .
It is warranted to color Moro water than twi ce the
same quantity orlndigo, and to go Much . further than
any-other 'l4Ol Blue in the market. It dissolves per.
featly clear and does not settle on the olotbos A 0
most of -the other - maims do. Ono Boa dissolved ;In
a half pint of water, will matte as good a biopic* Biwa
as any that Is made at one•third the cost.
As it Is retalled'at the same price as the Imitations
and inferior articles, housekeepers, will dad it very
to their advantago to•nslc
. forjhat pat ui? at
Wiltborgues.
Le- All Mlle mit un . after thiS
.date' with Barb:llea
name on it Is Imitation.
.The Nair T,abel does'not riaMiraalitarep.
Bor s • Id by StorokeeperigenerallY.
'March 4,1804-6 mo.
.F4MILY•7)I 7 •V COLORS, 2 , t
• AT lt ALLSTON'S
2:46 P. M
8.36 "
9:20 "
12:55
1:28
1:28 .!
2.42 '1