Carlisle herald. (Carlisle, Pa.) 1845-1881, November 11, 1864, Image 4
FEDERAL • .. The following.communication, under the above hettalni;-'appeais frPilie'6.oluinris of a -WC,Alladiilphia. is , credttd•i&tho'lito'ntreal • G =mite. 'WS do , not knoW iiizether, ilrfit ''saw ',the light in CanadooF.whether itWei manufacturerl upon this pidaof-theflino: iB • a ando-iny. Cel.Maithe, sontinients' of the, ClUptai;r4qad,..piqtY. coßEinipuch -494.-.44i1A .4 1 1§.105P.i•., ••• . ' antiVeareini„gender, pf the; telegrams' ) • aiid tend,i4i - ,100.4 last thrde since Lincoln, was , re-nominated--tthe Feder- ' alahavei:viuti fifty-nine battlea,-,Whila during .tiOame',Perfed,they did not admit - a binglo ,ioverse I The solutlon•of.this carious military problem is easy. Mr. Lincoln lasimply car rying out General Ilalleck's,Olhbratecl max ims, and it will thereforaticeiltterly linpossi bhiltitiietttlhe truth "until the President's election„ic,Aver..,,Yuur rtiaders would there fere do well to receive: the' despatches which will bo pilnislaed betwden - this and We Bth of Ziloyernber, with.very grout reserve, the truth .juh. now being filial to Mr. Lincoln''s'chance of 4 , 4-eleetion, - CI ~, ,Irvother.-.woOs, political party bases. , its 49,PcsAu,cess upon reverses to the Union armies in the field I And this is Democra ilidern Democracy! The party that claims to be the successor of the grand old organization.of the days of Jefferson, Madi son, Jaokson find Decator I 'They insult the cause of the Union by making its damage thefi: iiftin;tind they insult the whole Amer ican people; by-the assutation that it is neces ai;,y,to deceive then by false stories of Fed eral iridtorins in order to keep thorn firm in Op, unutterable meanness of Clppporlicaclism. • ;. P -LTaii;Years,.mOre or less, a nd.iihat boots it totite whether he shalt have.rolled in wealth or ereptTalorfg up the:hill of life; whether ho shall have been mostly a foot-man in the jour ney, or' else have been driven by his liveried Colfelitaffri lis - a carriage all burnished and bright:' ; drawn his stately rind chafing steeds; `whether he shall have met Dame For tune at once on lila entrance into life's pageant, and followed her train to the exit, or first opened his eyes in the humhlestcot, and toiled and struggled all the way through I Not that these opposites in condition make no difference to the man whilst he lives, for they do, in various ways, enhancing or abet ting tlio pleasure and comfortfort of life; but that, on the one hand, he is about surfeited with the foibles and fashions of a vain, fleeting world—on the:other, he feels that his toils and trials aro soon to be over, and he shall know no more weariness or sadness. The years, over sixty, how fast, like the last sands' in the hour-glass, will they run out ? " now soon," says the man to him self, "alas! how soon shall I be doomed to say, with the preacher, 'Vanity of vanites, all ia-vaniiyll Yes, I feel it even now us i look back on the past, and begin to feel that I am trembling on the verge of a vaster state of being, en eternal mode of existence, spiritual 13nd higher than this, what to me, then, is it that all my luxury, and pomp, and power had no fitting relation to my new state of being; that, though I wore a crown here, I cannot take ityornder ; though thouands bow ed ,4t, my beck in this world, none so poor a, rti:Kdo.me reverence in that to which 1 am go ing; though I possessed houses and lands here, and called them by my own name, not all ll cre of the one nor a stone of the other con I carry with me across the Jordan, to set up there as a monument of the past! allo; must Cross that lone river naked 'and alone. "And I, too, poor man that 1 2un, struggling " - With life's tossing billows, toiling h rd for daily bread and finding almost none, ratll.Nl by many a disappointed, battled in many a Scheme, hoping against hope, yet biasing o p manfully against it all, though the mountain, shake with the swelling of the seas, what is it all to me! Soon the swelling seas will sub side, the billows will sink into quiet culm,.bet •ter-hopes will--be realized, the dreary past and present will have become passing shadows, _and the.future an endure substance." GENERAL PHIL. SHERIDAN.—GeneraI Sheridan being the uhero of the hour," the 'following description of him, given some time since in one of Mr. B. F. Taylor,s letters from Washington, will be interesting at this time : 6 t There is no waste timber about Sheridan not much of him, physically, but snugly put together. A square fnee, a warm black eye, pleasant smile, a reach of under jaw, show ing that 'when he will, he will, you may de ,pand.on't ;' black hair trimmed round like a - garden border; no Hyperion curl about hin any more than there was about Cromwell' , troopers, and altogether impressing you with the truth that there is just about as much en - erergy packed away in about the smallest 'space you ever saw in your life. Men rang ing down from medium size to little, with 'excepthinS enough to prove the rule, seem to carry the day among the heroes. Moses was something of a general, but no Falstaff; Alexander the Great and Petcr the Great were little; Cromwell was no giant, and as for Napoleon—why he was but the 'Little Corporal Sheridan is a capital executive officer; perhaps he would be hardly equal to planning a great campaign, but Jehul— wouldn't he drive it I With a good piece of his head behind his oars, and hardly rever ence enough for a Mandarin, he is not afraid of: the face of clay. As Chief of Cavalry, he is indeed chief among ten thousand. Pleasant voiced, mild, mannered, not given to long yarns, you would hardly suspect he is a thunderbolt in a charge, and an emphatic human syllable all over. THE ALPTIABET OF REQUISITES FOR A WIFE:-(By an elderly Bachelor.)—A wife should bo amiable, affectionate, attilble, art less, accomplished, beautiful, benign, benevo leit„ pliaste,,,_eliiirming, candid, cheerful, coMplaliant, ' - charitable; civil; constant, , tifill,,digniffed, elegant, easy, engaging, en tertaining,4 faithful, fond, faultless, free, .',;gio'd.,,gracCful, generous, goVernable, good humored, handscitne, harmless, healthy, , flienVe'nly-mitided r intelligent, interesting in- , Attatriolis, ingenuous; just; kind„ lively, 111) 7 'oral,. lovely,: modest; merciful, mannerly, neat, notable, obedient, obliging, t pretty, religifirraddebtel7PlrrOrtinlet; -- righteous, temperate, true, virt l uchis; `well-fortned and young. "When I meet with a woman possessed of all thesti requisites I wilt marry. INSURANCE AGAINST ACCIDENTS.—An insurance company of a novel character has recently been started, in Connecticut, under :the tame of the Travelers' Insurance Coin .puny; the object which. is'..to insure_ against apoiderds. of every., description. IA) man about starting on a journey :pays ten dollars, 'tor Pi:May o! in'ease" of :'his .being during the. year, 'will secure yo his family live, thousand dollars, or lin"earie bola tP..tiii,li,disalited e ,iy4l f?pOure')lini twenty-flue . a --weelFfEi - lix months. Or a mechanic who is liable, to accident *bile working'at his trade, can pay eighteen dollars and obtain a policy which; in case of his being injured during the year, will-se cure: him fifteen dollars a week for six 3x4,liths, should he be disabled so long. , 4.1 COME TO steal,'; as the rat Observed to the trap.. "And 1 spring to embrace you," as tho trap replied to.the rat.. WHY. are fowl's th b most economiaal things • Sprragrs keep"? B:eoatiso for every grain of corn thoy give a . .pech. • •,, . Ax Inisunt4x, on introducing English friend to a roiular , Tipperary row, advised Id* wherever he saw a head to; tit . A aicy. lntely liad 'her likeness taken by ajghptegrapheri who executedit so well that ;] ei, stand prefers it to,the,Original. , •.:-, II p f .w's E W -- S 11: ~ v- . ~., 'AT . 4 ' ,E : 551 i : LI . , . ~ LEmtoll si 'ivri,i;x4 ; „,:-,:;;: . Jd't ? , 'I" .I:Acelidugnt' their naive.' .•" -- -r -- -, -II til° 8 Ut : .., .ast corner o f h00,.:,..,...,..1;tneir . first supply of , ';' .t':::-:',2 , 1U1' arid -Winter .Gacids,‘ ._ . to Uthehithey Invite thu special attention / of ivory ersorriirmThreftleetis desirable - tor - the present'and v . °ming Beason. The stock co prises ell kinds and varieties of _ ' Z '' : 1) - R - FA 8 : S ' ' GO to D:18 ' . ,'- },uoii;:',, thin Black, Figured and Repp Bilks; 'Plain - 4d ;Flguredoolored Dress Silks,and colors Frinehlderinos; iVreneh Cashmeres, plain And figured; 'Coburg .olothsi Tall slindes*andrcoloi4blatkand leolored:Algacal4laln. land figured ell Wool Molas Detainee. suitable for Ladles land Children's Dresses ' Mohair Potilinil-,'N'tdenchis !Amerlrao ReLalnes,.Callenea,4l.lnghatue r &e..--- ,111 o 4,r ni d s. 1 , .Black , French Iderlnoes, lirrench•Cashmpresrdouble and single width all 'Wool Dolailnes, Thlbbett Merino's, llomeazlnis, Crape Popllns, , black and white Blald Pep lins,-blaek and purple Plaid Capineres,,long ~square and Thlhket Shemin, long and square Blanket : Shawls, Crape Veils, Crape Collars, liandkerehlers, Gloves, Dal claw alswke„ &a NEN AND BOY.S.' WEAR lack and coloiad'rlalb, black and fancy Cass!amerce, lall grades and qualities, Vestings, Sattititiets, Union I OftatliDO•ren-fientuokyJenne,-Bh Wing-Flannels, Merino IShirts and Mantua, tc„ &c. A spsclui' arrangement first class TAILort to make up Clothing at I very short notice. , • • Domestic Goods; Blenched and Unbleached Muslim of every . quality, Shooting blunline, rollow-case Mustins ' Linen and Cot ton Table Diapero, Tickinge, Checks, Striped Cotton skirting, Den, ims, DomeStic Oinghams, Scotch Ging ' hams, Sack Flannel of every color, Shirting Flannels, Factory and Shaker Flannels for Skirtings. red, yellow and - white Wool Flannels, Canfon Fistingls, Calicoes, colored, cambric, and - paper ivilisli ns, Drilling Nankeens and many other deeds In every day use. ,` - NOT - lONS IN GREATS VARIETY. Men's ilanbver ilitek gloves am; Gauntlets, Berlln. Cloth, Ilinkyrem&,,, , CliSsiniere and Dekslilit Gloves, La dles Lid. Cloth, Merino, Silk. Lislethread and Cotton Uleves,U fdll as-Ortment of Cotten and wool lloslerk) for Men, Ladies and Children, Balmoral Woolen Base for Ladies Misses and Children, Opera Honda, all sizes and colors, Sbartia. Suspenders, So ntagsAllooped Skirts, Balmoral Skirts. Umberellas, &e., &e. Also, just opening a complete stook of the newest styles Cloth Cloaks, and Blanket Shawls Carpets, Cil Clothe, Battings, - Window Shades, Looking Glarsep, As the senson advances we will constantly be mak ing additions to our stock, and will always endeavor to make our stock the most desirable that can be found to the country. Feeling very thankful to the commu nity for their kind and liberal patronage so far extend ed to the Now Firm, we earnestly solicit a continuance of the same. Please give us a call before making your purchases as we are always ready and willing to exidb: It our goods, and can and will prove th..t we study the interest of our customers. Please do not fillyet that o'i Store lo on the corner. directly opposite lr v ine's Shoe Store. LEIDICII & MILLER. Sept. 15,1864 • `Ladies Fancy Furs. AT 'OLIN FAREIRA'S id Established F U li Manufactory No. 718 Arch Street, lee 7th, Philadelphia have now In store ot own Importation id Manufacture, one the Largest and most tautitul selections of FANCY FURS, Ladles' & Children's ear in the city. Also fine Claseitment of int's Fur Mores and ..s all my Furs wee" ... ems at a much, lower p,- . igium than at present. T am enabled to dispose of them at very reasonable prices. and I would therefore solicit a all from my friends of Carlisle. Remember the Name, Number and Street I 714 Arch St above 7th, south side. Phila. T have roittln,. nit connection with any' oil, in PhlholelnHa. :'.111,1111, u, lbot—bill NEW GOODS!! NEW (3001;s 1 Ogilby's Cheap Cash Store. 1 I ST received a large slippy of clog.air P Fell and 58 inter goods, which will be sold at tlo •er) Ins est prkei EL EU '1 NT DI; (01)S, -ims, Is. Flannels, Blankets, Ihistery, Gloves. nits, kr., Rr Ladies eh ekingclothes, all colors Cloths, Cosi-liners, Cases i.e. eit .leans. 10-4. 11-1 Si/ Pillow rage nifishos. Moselle,' and Unbleached Mus tins. Itlnrk Mc a'daari•.l. 4 llkS at less than city prime end examine the stock as we aie deter In' tied to sell goods low for the cash. CHAS. OGILIIY. Ti ustee. Sept. 16, 18. 4. NEW FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE. ruiliE Public can find, at our new Grocery Store, in tho 13uildlng lately occupied Philip A mold, deed., and next door to the Carli-le De pasit Bank, a von' large and fresh assortment of all the different kinds and grades of Tas, Coffees. Syrups, Molasses, Spices, Sugars, Prepared Coffee In Papers, Vegetabies and Meals, Pi emit red Mile ten ds, Sauces, Crackers, Cheese, Sweet Cakes, Coffee Essences, Soaps Candles, Salt, Plek les, Preserves, Canned, Fruits, Jul ins. Cranberries, Dried Cur ren Dried Fruits, • Nuts, pegs re, TOBACCO, PIPES, &c. ALSO—Ries, Barley, Starch, Farina, Corn Starch, Core alione, Maizeina, Macaroni, Vermicella, Azurnea, Prunes, Concentrated Lye Bologna, Sausage, Table and other Oils, Nutmegs, Blacking, Beeswax, Chocolate, Cocoa, 'I ie Yarn, Lamp and Candle Wick, Bath Bri k, Cl thee Lines, Bed Cords, Spire Boxes Paper and Envelops, Matches, Pewter Sand, atove polish Fla voring Extracts Spigots, Pens, Inks, Brimstone. Mackerel. Shad, Salmon, Herr ing and Cortish. ALSO—the celebrated Ex- colsiur limns, Dried Beer and Tonami,s, Rugs, and Niatts, Shot and Lead, Brushes, Brooms and Wisps. GLASS, QUEEN'S, WOOD, WILLOW et RATAN W A R E. We respertfully ask the public to call, examlue and Price our large and carefully eelectred 'dock of FINK. FANILY GROCERIES. We bur all kinds of Country Produce. JAMES M. ALLEN & Co. 0ct.11,1864—1y EYRE & LAN,DELL, FOURTH & ARCH Sts., PHILADELPHIA, Cater for the ;best TRADE, and offer no IEfAITEI or de ception to Induce Custom, but rely on FAM DEALING AND GOOD AGOODSI BestIIERINGES, Fashionnele SILKS, Nobility PLAIDS, PIM'S POPLINS, Dark FOULARDS, Figured al ERINOES, Plaid SHAWLS, Good BLANKETS. P. 8. We follow GOLD down ,As close as we following ui) , . Now is A good time for Merchants And Consumers to' come. Oct, 7' 1804.---2 m imPArtant Notice, -..,ap~lu~tion .ou Dry__.Goods, At OgiAby's Cheep . Cash Store. OWING to the reduced price() of goods in theelty, I am now running of may math° stock of dry goods at greatly reduced prices for rash. Many articles having been purchased before the ad ranee in price, I am enable to sell for less than toy prices. Altin want of bargains will do well to call before purchasing elsmihere. . CHAS. OGILBY, Trustee CARPETING.--Selling of balance of my Carpets at reduced prices. 011 AS. OGII.BY, Oat, 14, 18C4. Trustee. • • QPECIAL.TOTICE. • , 10Persons indebted to the sulieribm'are:pariestly. l'eliu6Sted'tontake payment, otherwise Interest - will bo charged on thoir.accounti. Sept. 0, 1864. W. Cr. SAWYER. ' Resumed Business. b ‘ two - received — my - stopir - of - goods ;And . . they ere now' opeti theinspeetiog o the Public. I have - also made vcme addition of seasonable goods which makes my assortment very complete. The ton. (Miley of goods is upwurd in price and persons. wanting goods will do well to purchase. Additions of goods will be made as the MIMI advan ces. Please call one door . below Martin's Hotel East Alain Street. W. 0. SAWYER. GUM BELTING 1 • Jnet received a large assortment Of all shoe— Gum Bolting, Gum Hose, °um Packing, &0., and for rode cheap at the Hardware Store of . • • ' • HENRY SAXTON: Jnne , TO CONSUMPTIVES. .Consumptive . auffererg will receive a valuable Prescription for tbo' curb of (Muslim p Cow. Asthma. Bronchitis, - aO4 all,Throat and Lung ar lbotymp, (free of cbarge,) by sending their aldrees to Rev. RDWAItD ,WIISON; Williamsburg, • ' -. hinge Co., New York. Sept. 34184.-4 m. -• • • 1101117HMES.;-400.painvilames: on' hand a ii Motto; EttsabOtldowit potteid, Inktidoti, ,do,, Voromon do., with hod wltbedit piteot taeteniuge Otioaper than oVar 11.1AXTOWS; East Main oh. Idly I; Vint , • pp' -441aP oi'sliAmbrotstiK chid • 1 ? • - , • r-v7m . . a WlL3i3is oiJii*.:iinitlit!!rlarga , otagrapbs cannot lx);4xcellod, UN, Amlntypas Ate trrikkeplatnitiPer*na "ariableg'gochl' Wayside are aqurtl4. taiaatt,atlottchmai4 Qom, in , btre.LNetra tin dplualta; tie Nattariat ITank—Matikatroaf: : f; • iLARPBR,.- • No 520. Stredtv i;,- • THiLADELP.HIAi • Pull. Inige Btock Pf•-' 7 'ln. WATCI-048. • " + JEIVELTLY,, ',' 1 ,1 • e : SIW „ lAtiiioitar Edited Ttlk efts. SPOONS, FOURS, &e. Sept 30, 18C4.--3mo. ty irriiis'<n - e•*7 '4-16 thiteirneieei bearlOterceit lota nt.porlannyym,angAqrocoavertiblaao o t verllilla ithe 'end . of three Jeers, et the option of the holder tint° b-2crelx per cent. bonde,:lntelbat payable to cObt. ,Subscriptions received , et..lhn FLRBT NATIONAL, BANK OF, DARLIRLD, Financial Agent and Depository Of . Alai; 16.-4 f caused by merilarial disease, low living, disordered digestion from : Unhealthy food, bailut , air, filth and filthy the depressing vices, and, above nll, by the venereal infection. WhateVer be its origin, Will hereditary in the constitution, descending "from parents to chilffre.n, unto the. third and fourth generation ; " indeed, it seems to ho the rod of Him who says, " I will visit the iniqui ties of the fathers upon their children." The diseases which it originates take various names, according to the organs it attacks. In the lungs; Scrofula produces tubercles, and finally Consumption ; in the glands, swellings which suppurate and become ulcerous . sores ; in the stomach and bowels, derangements which pro duce indigestion,• dyspepsia, and liver com plaints; on the skin, eruptive and cutaneous affections. These all having the same origin, require the same remedy, viz. purification and invigoration of the blood. Purify the blood, and these dangerous distempers leave you. With feeble, foul, or corrupted blood, you can not have health ; with that " life of the flesh " healthy, you cannot have scrofulous disease. is compounded from the most effectual anti dotes that medical science has discovered for this afflicting distemper, and for the cure of the disorders it entails. That it is far superior to any other remedy yet devised. is known by all who have given tt a trial. That it does com bine virtues truly extraordinary in their effect upon this class of complaints, is indispntably proven by the great multitude of publicly known--and remarkable cures it has made of the following `diseases : King's Evil or Glandular Swellings, Tumors, Erup tions, Pimples, Blotches and Sores, Ery sipelas, Rose or St. Anthony's Fire, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Coughs from tn... berculous deposits in the lungs, White Swellings, Debility, Dropsy, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Or Indigestion, Syphilis and Syphilitic Infections, Mercurial Diseases, Female Weaknesses, and, indeed, the whimle series of complaints that arise from impurity of the blood. Minute reports of individual cases may he found in ATER ' S AMERICAN AL:mt.kw,te, which is furnished to the druggists for gratnitons distribution. wherein may be learned the directions for its use, and some of the remarkable cures whim h it has made when nil other remedies had failed to afford relief. Those cases are purposely taken from all sec tions of the country, in order that every reader may have access to some ono who eat speak to him of its benefits from personal experience. Scrofula depresses the vital energies. and thus leaves its victims far more subject to disease and its fatal results than are healthy constitu tions. Hence it tends to shorten, and does greatly shorten, the average duration of human life. The -vast importance of these considera tions has led us to spend years in perfecting a remedy which is adequate to its cure. This we now oiler to the public under the name of AYER'S SARSAPARILLA, although it is com posed of ingredients, some of which exceed the hest of Sarsaparilla in alterative power. By its aid you may protect yourself from the suffer ing and danger of these disorders. Purge out the foul corruptions that rot and fester in the blood ; purge out the causes of disease, and vigorous health will follow. By its peculiar virtues this remedy stimulates the vital func tions, and thus expels the distempers which Turk within the system or burst out on any mart of it. EM=I We know the public have been deceived by many compounds of Sarsaparilla, that promised much and did nothing; but they will neither be deceived nor disappointed in this. Its virtues have been proven by abundant trial, and there remains no question of its surpassing excellence for the cure of the afflicting diseases it is in tended-to reach.-- -Although- under the same name, it is a very different medicine from /my other which has been before the people, and is far more effectual than any other which has ever been available to them. CHERRY PECTORAL, The World's Great Remedy for Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con sumption, and for the relief of Consumptive patients in advanced stages of the disease. This has been so long used and so univer sally known, that we need do no more than assure the public that its quality is kept up to the best it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to do all it has over done. Prepared by . Dn. J. C. AYER & Co., Practical and Analytical Chemists Lowell, Mass. ' Sold by all druggists everywhere. Sold by J. W. ELLIOTT, Carlisle, and deal ers everywhere. E. BELTZHOOVER, Attorney •at Law °Mee In Itheem's Hail Building, In the rear of the dourt house, Carlisle, Pa. September 9, 1664. MAOSIL.Ar tott botrneelleria 0111 a a tLaw e: 1 o Carlisle, fa. N July 1,.1884-Iy. TAMES A. DUNBAR, Attorney at II Law, Carlisle, Pa. Office on the south side of the Court House, adjelning the "American Printing Office." July 1,1.864..-Iy. M. WEAKLEY, Attorney at Law, fr. ofileo on south - Hanover street, adjoining the efficerofJudge Graham. All professional busineas en trusted to him will be:komptly attended to. July 1, 1804. 'IAMUEL LJE BURN, Jr.; Attorney, I►.J7at Law. Wilco with Uon. Samuel Hepburn, Mein St. Carlisle Pa, July 1, 1884. D UFUS E. SHAPLEY, Attorney at 11 lik,Law, Carlisle Pa. Attends to securing and col lecting SoNiers' Pay, Bounties. and Pensions. Office on South Hanover Street, opposite Bontes Store. July 1, 1864._ :I.;‘AW CARD. -CHARLES MA-• • . CILAIIGIFILItf,'Atfoinoy Lii`4,.ollleejti lubare dlng,just oppoelto the Merket House. July 1,1.864-1 y: ' - P. HUMERICH, Attorney, at Law. J42.o.lllco_on_North_lhuloron_street,- - ii—row—donror north of 611I'lf Hotel. All buollion entrusted' to him will baprOmptls - Othinded July:l, 1804. • _ Dr. I. 41:L0031I ... isltim Pbm fret Street few dawn below South Ilauoyer, at July 1, 1864.. ' . ---- , JOSEPH RITNER, Jr:, 'Attorney .nt: Law . aufd Surveyor, klechaniceburg, Pa. Office on, Rail Road Street, two doom north of the Bank. tka..Duelnese ‘ mfardly attended to. Ju1y:1.1864.• " , , . .... .. , . G 40. . .W. NEIDrqII . ; D. D. S.--- late Dinionstrator of Oporati ye Dentlatry.of the - , • - _Baltimore College of . p.. , , 7 . ,jßeriteit,Bu r gery. - °Bice at his residence oilioalto &it-lint:Hall, Weallaii iiiiiide,tienlitde, Pa. • 4 111 . Y 0, 184.4. ::. .-: - - . 1 :•' - .1 , •:. .-- • - • •.',1144 .GEORGE 1 44 .- Jllloll'4',‘Dentlet, hogs thii,,Rilta-4 "ilealkdk, more Collage of Dental.aumery, " 1 OLlteb - ay.: tie - remldenee" of • ble utether; Fret Louther stre6t,4biti4oorctelQw, • . ME 'Hi peculiar taint' or tfeetion Critic!' werralt 'citortitA. larks- in j , 10 constitittions i'ulitittides of men: It ther produces or is roduced by An en added. -vitiated state r the blood, wherein int fluid beeranes in; mpelent to sustain IC vital forces in their igorous action, and 'ayes the system to II into disorder and Thp sekofulons Ayer's Sarsaparilla .A. - ZMI:t.'S -- sA4q-Pup'STON 1 .th, , ,J,-..i.. if., ' ',' 1v.,,, --.'; rr , 7 '7 ...4', 11 ., Akreotiv,etts ' a turf Epiallylafgq:,ticis. !•,. wibibblebttittstbok of : ;:' :' • • :•-' .' - 1 11 .. #.4I3'IVIAN:"A-WP:'so/If/fEßl•OOPPSi iiiidaalts tbal,libt:ol4 euiliCenerib and:alli Aitorpl;.ini• warit.of first a .i. 14 rate CLOTHING- should, giid,blin , EIS atitoitithirit'botnilatklfilmitref . , .1 , -•-" tio,TEIS 'bik§trittli,ES §ATTINETS, VESTINGS, and . ..nit:other kinds of 'geniis „for Gentle niereri Clothing: 'llittasebrtkent of piece goads is the large - it Mill most ;failed-titer In-Might -to Carllsle,!and heils daterinined to.selLfoiods by the Yerd,Orbterms ath fayrithinas any other, spore, Ails stock o • . . , : - • : , Ready-wade, Ciolibing,- Is eitehldrd. ant beautiful, consisting of 0 0 A TB. IPANTs;ylisrs, l oyEttco4rs,,tc.movtitlllsb he, will salt ;cheaper thatranylother eatablishe, ' . i :11e.'lias ' illeinitiliii assortment of, GENTLEMEN'S, '' - iyvhitsjOßTS. ~ :. ._. • Hillils:1811ING CfOODS;itiale as ' : - • ' - 11PTDRSIIIR , ' ' ''' ' - DICA vitgßS, ' : . ' '' . ' r• • - '.. •:.- -. trm . i3RELLAB; -'- ''' • . ' - ' 4 ' 'e,ARPET `BAGS; - - . ' -. TatiNgS, &0., &b: • :Come and soi.liis heitutlfiil assortment of Gleeditbe tbre' purchasing obiewbere. lie bikini pleasure inshow , leg his hoods, and will satisfy all that he can :and trill sell hoods cheapicr p.kftp any other house outehleef the cities. ClldWilEll'S (RIDERS —I Invite an examination of my stock of Nino Cloths, Cassimoros, Vestinsa, do., which I manufaeture upon special orders. Pr.GOIAL..NOTIC,E.r-t would say to the public, that my goods and Manufactured 'under my own supervision and by the very hest workmen. My stock is the most extensive I have ever bad, and my friends end the ptiblie are invited to call and examine for • themselves. 4E4 - Remember the old stand, North Hanover St. ISAAC LI VINGS'fCN. Carlisle, April i. , 2, 1864. , . OtiARTER 182 M Pt.PETIIJAL 2RANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPLY. OF PHILADELPHIA. ASSETS ON JANUARY 1, 1864, $ 2 . 4 5 7 , $ 4 9 95-. CAPITAL, ACCRUED SURPLUS, INVESTED PhEMIUMS, Unsettled Claims; *8,416. LOSS PATD SINCE 1820, $3,000,000. PERPETUAL AND TEMPORARY POLICIES ON DIRECTORS. CHARLES N. RANCKER ISAAC LEA, TOBIAS WAGNER, EDWARD O. DALE, SAMUEL GRANT, ' OWL MALES, JACOB 11. SMITH, ALFRED FITLER, GEO. W. RICHARDS, ERAS. W. LEWIS, M. D CH ARLES N. B A NCKER, EDWARD C. DALE, Vice Presq.. JAS. W. McALLISTER, See. Pro. Tom. , A. L. SPONSLItIL Agt., Carlisle Pa. March 18, 1864—limo. CARLISLE FORGE. NEW FIRM WEAVER Si. - BRICKER. THE subscribers would respectfully announce to the public, that having purchased the Carlisle Forgo, formerly owned by Goodyear, we have commenced the manufacture and will keep contd.:tatty on hand all sizes of the best quality of BAR IRON. We will give prompt attention to nil orders, whether train a distance or at home. The highest Cash prices paid for old wrought Iron :LIRA IS, delivered at the Forge. at the Railroad bridge, in ("arils], WEAVER & BRICKER. Carlisle, May 13, 1864-1 y Carpetings and Oil Cloths. VOW receiving at Ogilby's cheap cash Store, a lot of Ingrain, Venetian, hemp, Rag, and Stair CARPETS. Also;#loor OIL fII,OTII'S all widths, which will ho sold for the cash at the lowest rates. CHAS. OOILHY, 4'rustee. 111arcb 4, 1864 Fourth Arrival of New Goods I have just returned from the cities with a large addition of NEW SUMMER DRESS GOODS All fibres qulted for the season. A beautiful line of - Siltr - filaurieso)eaterrand -BasqueaAJace-Poluts,-Grana dine Shawls, Lace litts, Unions' Colobratod Kid Gloves, Parasols, Sun Umbrellas, Vans, Itlbborm, Hats f. .r Ladies and 51b , sere Hoop : , I(lrts, and a genera/ assort ment of seasonable goods. MEN AND BOYS' WEAR. Also selling cheap a large lot ['COLD GOODS much less tits. present prices. riOANI , call one door below Martin's Hotel, East 31ain Street. • Juno 10.1864. W. C. SIXWYER. 1:2 , 1'3 7 oGii-c)c)cia. SPRANG, 1864, GREENFIELD & SIIEAFER INVITE the attent: on of buyers to their new stock of Dry Goods. It will be found unsur passed in all those features which comprise a first class Stock All den/trtments of our business have been much enlarged,uspecially that of DRESS GOODS, which we are confident, Is the most extensive assort Inept ever offered In thin town. We hove now pp m ready for Inspection all the novelties of the season, viz Poplins, all now shades and styles. Mozamhiques Plain and Plaids, Plaid Poplins. Mantes De [mines also, a hi autiful stock. of ALPACOANat astonishingly low prices. DOMESTICS. Prints, Bleached MuAlins, Broad Sheetinga, Marino blingbams Ci.orks, Tickangs, Cottonadeu; &c., &c. Gents' and Boys' Wear, Cloths. Cassimeres, .1131111 s, Summer Cassimeres, We would call the attention of our friends more pantie ularly to our immense stock of Muslins, Calicoes. Cot. tooades, all bought last whiter. before the late advance which will ho sold at prices that defy competition.— Parsons may rely on getting great bargains at the store of GREBNFIELD & SIIEAFER March 23, 1864. Nors:—Persons deatrone of incoming our stock will please be particular, and recollect our Store is In Zug's building, S. E. Corner Market Square, Second Door, op. pesite Ritter's Clothing &etre. G. & S. New Stock of Hats and Caps AT KELLEIt'S OLD STAND, North Hanover Street. splendid assortment of all the, new styles of Silk Moleskin, Slouch. Soft h Straw lots now open of city and home manalacture which will be sold at the lowest cash prites. Solt hats of annual. Dies from the finest Beaver and Nutria, to tile cheap. est wool. and of all colors, uttswpassed by any this side Philadelphia. A large stock of SUMMER. HATS, • - Palm. Leghorn. Braid, India Panama, and Straw. Chlldrens fancy &c. Also a full assortment of Menu, Boys and chlldrens cape of every description anti style. The subsoriber Invites all to come and examine his Stock. .Belng a practical hatter, ho feels confident of • giving satiafketion. Thankful fitr the Ifborexi patron. age heretofore bestowed he solicits a continuance of the same. Dont f rget the stand, two &mei. above Shriner's Ilotol and next to Cortnan's shoe store. .101 IN A. KELLAM, Agt. N. B. Slats of all kinds made to ordevat short notlea IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY. lAT C. SAWYER, has just received • from the latest Spring importations AFu Im• memo stock of • • DRESS GOODS, embracing the newest styles and fabrlca offered to the trade:,Black, Figured and Plain Sllke In large Supply, Silk. ohair, Wool, Lisle and Cotton Textures, Em broidered and PlahlTangarillas, Striped and Plaid tier. 11111111113. Plain and Figured Poll 'du, cord, Sonogassa• Plalds,,Audelosian Stripes, and all other styles. A full line of „Mellon's - MOURNING GOORS,---7,-- Bodtb6lllllo}4. TUI In Olothi• ' TAIIIIISO ,Olathe,. Wool. do Lathes, Okadiary Borothlas,Tainartlnes,,)lorets, PIAId and Plain Mohair, Ileregea,' 'Lawns, 'Crapes; Collars,. Handkerchiefs; Parasols. gloves, de. Funeral Goode of all kinds constantly. on hand. ' Special eareiciven to all orders for Funeral Clods. --CalL and examine our lateplaw - York 'styles of BEILXIM 111.03'1(14h theyar . otlosand styl?s ;'' -;77Spring English . tUnd , AMerlcius OtiOTtlS , and CAB9I IdERES, (a' first clasktallo. , makes up goads when do sired) Cotton and Linen Pantlnge, Coatings, &e. CaIRJP E TS, 'GIMPS TS. From th 6 toWell,..Hartford and Enterprise Mills, .all • grades, Oil Clothes, Matting% Rugs, Shades, and every-, thing in the House 'Eutotahlog .line. • An enormous stock of . • • .110MEST . le GOODS, .* 611 the etandat4 makes of Calico* Drown and :liflach ad Sheetlngs;Shirtings;Tickings, Stripes, tottonades; q$ full line of. Notions,. Hosiery- - and Gloves. All 'the West tapiovonlcmcs in Iloop , Skirts.f 'have received tluiagency of Bayou's ' oelobvitectlad OloveS,for: this . place. Ladles will find a complete assortment. The AbovozGoods and Dimly others not named, with . a' stock of : OLD GOODS; I offer to the trade at a . Small advance CO DOH bf production; • , - Feeling grateful' for past patronage. I ask a °militia.' nice of•ttie same., -Rentembec.the oklinillyell known sjand,'Elet Main. St., ona4oor below Hartluk, ' THE briIVit,VIDING, A N GRAtig . ' ,businens formerly conducted by"Ltne,; o lllcY &I CO4 4rki(r W ii9 4 R A). 71' f' _! JO IN QItEAdON • ?: , :tioaeryn,.oupab. coN," „ K , FANCY , GOODS, • COXFACTIONARrES, 7 R 1.1-1•• ; ••, 1.••. t. 'ITEREIUMERY, • , • -PRESERVED - 'FRINTS, MINCEUMEAT PICKELS . &C AT' HAVE 13. T I CliN, Nor Oarlisle; - Penn' a:' %Jut npooed ntr:assOrtn6iit; of intsh Drußd, Fancrj. Books,,eerfureery, Fruits, god ,Confection. raq, "Whichl4e net* been sureldood'in thle borough, for,nnfolty, and slogans.l The - ert 'cies have been no. looted with great care, and are calculated, in duality • and.prieby to command the attention of purohaeete. YAM:W.OOOD% ' . . .. ~.. . whichcipriprige every variety of fancy articles of the .... tranitn'kulgite finish such as ' Papier.filaehe.Goothi,: . . , Elegant alabaster and porcelain Inkstandsand trays; Fancy ivory, pearl and shell card cases, Ladies' saucy Baskets,- -- - • Fancy. Work Boxes, with sewing Instruments, Lidice Cabas, Writing Desks, and POrt-follow. Portlitennaiss, of everyvariety. Gola•pens and pencils, Pane* paper weights, and a largavidiaty otiadies' Fancy stationery. . . Motto. scale and wafers, Silk and bead purses. Riding whips, elegantly finished. Bine cutlery, ',perfume baskets and bags... Druslies of every - kind for the toilet, X. Basin and It. & o:Wright's Soaps 'and Perfumes of various kinds. Bandy Ping for head dresses and shawls. Musical instruments, together with an innumerable viiriety of articles etc. gaudy finished and suitable for PRESENTS, to whhill' be 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. His assortmeut of School Books and School Station ery is 'alto complete, and comprises everything used in the Schools. He also desires to call the particular at tention of Families to his elegant assortment of from the extensive entablighthents of Cornelius, Archer and others of Philadelphia, comprising every style of Parlor, Chamber and study Lamps, for horning either Lard, Sperm or Etherial oil; also DYOTT'S celebrated ticaosene Or Coal Oil Lamps, together with Flower Vases, Fancy Screens, &a. ills assortment in this line is unequaled in the borough. Also, SEG ARS AND TOBACCO, embracing all the fsvorite brands, and a fine Resort ment of MEERSCHAUM SMOKERS AND PIPER, the celebrated Rfilecochink, LynchbUrg Smoking Tobacco. FRUITS, such as Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Raisins, Nectarines, Prunes, Ate., FANCY CONFECTION AR Y—N UTS-- P RESIt TED FRUITS, MINCED MEAT, PICKLES, Ac In every variety and at all prices, all of which are pure and fresh snch as can be confidently recommended to his friends. Ills stock embraces everyt .1m; in the line of Fancy Goods, with many other articling useful to housekeepers whirls the public are especially Invi ted to call and examine. Remember the Old Stand, nearly opposite the Dank on North Hanover street July 1, 10(4. $.100,000 071,000 1,080,288 Incomo for 1864 300,608. NEW ARRIVAL OF DRY GOODS The undereigned Is now opening the largest and most desirable stock of goods ever offered to the people of Cumberland County. A complete and general assortment of Ladies Dress Goods. An Immense assortment of LADIES MOURNING and SEC )NU MOURNING DRESS GOODS from the Culebra ted Muurnlng Store of Beeson & Sbn, A largo:assortment of LADIES PLAIN BONNET RIBBONS AND DRESS The largest stock of NOTIONS outside of the Eastern Cities. A flip assortment of Cloths for Ladles Cloaking... Boys and Mans wear In endless variety, consisting of raney and plain Cassiinerea, Tweeds, .loans, and Cotto nades. nn Immense assortment, nt reasonable rates A large, coroplote and varied assortment of DUPLEX li rIC SPRING SKIRTS, and from all the celebrat od manufacturers In the U. S. also lialmorale of every grade and price. CARPETS., OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS AND LOOKING A large stock of Lace and Silk CAPES, LAWNS, BA It Eff ES, &c., left over from last season, will be sold at OX trolliely low prices. Particular II t , ntlon paid to "Funeral orders," as well as orders of all kinds promptly and punctually attend ed to. All of which will he sold Lower than City prices hay lag been purchased before the late advance. ( - 1 ROCERIES ! ! GROCERIES !! ! ‘.3r 0. P. MY hiltS,.hno opened a new Grocery Store in Main Street, Carlisle, opposite 11 Snxtnn's Hard ware Store. and is now prepared to supply his friends and the public, with all kinds of Choice Goode, at the lowest market rut ..s. Ills stock comprises COFFEES, SUGARS, SYRUPS, TEAS, Salt, Spices, ground, ungronnd ; Crackers, Choose, Coffee Essences, Fish by wholesale or retail, grooms, Brushes,, Tobacco, Pagers, Snuff, Matches, Blacking, Bed Cords, GLASS AND STONEWARE, Queenswsro, Cedarwure,.Notlous, and all other arti— cles usually kept le a first class Grocery. In regard to prices I ain dytermined to sell goods at the lowest tl,nres. BUT TER, EGGS, and all kinds of Country Produce, taken at market prices. Farmers and Dairymen are particularly invited to call and ace the celebrated PlitllNl.X CIIUIIN, which has been pronounced by competent judges the rupst superior horn of the ago. July 1, 1864. • LARGE ARRIVAL OF FRESH GROCERIBS—pIBII OF ALL KINDS. Among which to a largo LA of real genuine Kalti more dry salt KKKRING, to oak barrel., MAX:KAREL at prices that Is really astonishingly low. Pickets of all klado. SAUCES, PRESERVES, andands good asamttnent of TOBACCO AND SEGARS, LIQUORS, S C.. at the lowest totes for CASH or Country Produce. WM. BENTZ July 1, 1564. rrITE partnership heretofore existing L between Charles L. Halbert and Crawford liens lag, has been dissolved by mutual consent. The books and accounts are in the hands of Mr. Halbert. wbo earnestly requests all parties buying accounts with the late firm to call and settle them. William lialbert,jr. having entered into partnership with his brother, Charles L. Halbert, the business will henceforth be conducted under the style of Halbert & Brother. - . The new firm ,rould respectfully call attention to their stock of New and Fresh Groceries. Their stock is large and selected with the greatest care and will be sold at the lowest prices for cash. It con, slots in part of fine old Uovernment Java COFFEE, Prime Rio do., Prime Rio Roasted. SYRU'S.—New York, Boston, and Philadelphia Sy— r upel, of the very best qualities, BROWN SUGARS.—Pho bast the market affords.— Lovering's bast Crushed, Sand, and Pulverised Sugars. Also, his A. It. and 0. Sugars, which cannot be sur passed. • Rice, Corn Starch, Fe.rrina, Dandollne Coffee, Esaence of Coffee, Concentrated Lye, Seep, Candles, An. CHINA, GLASS, AND ziv QUEENSWARE. A largo and well selectee(' stook of the very latest pat terns and styes, lower than over in price, and better In quality, than was over offered before in Carlisle.— Call and one. Wooden and Willow Ware, Such rfsTubs Buckets, and Churns, Baskets of every description; Children's CARRIAGES, Stoneware, Cream Pots, But ter Jars, Preserve Jars. Jugs, all sizes. Flali—No. 1, 2 and 3 Ittraokeral. No. 1 MESS SHAD No. 1 Herring. A large quantity of the celebrated Excelsior] HAMS. SA LT by therSack, Dairy and G. A. Salt. The subscribers respectfully ask the patronage of their friends and the public generally, and Invite thorn to call and examine their now stock, at the old start' corner of Hanover and Loather Streets. HALBERT-8c BROTHER. . Carlisle, April 22, 188.1. Flour and Feed Store. ITIFIE subscriber wishes to announce to the people of cailiale and vicinity, that he has opened a FLOUR AND FEED STORE, on the South East Corner of Helmand West Streets, In the Warehouse owned and formerly occupied by Jacob itheetn: The 'b et brands of FAMILY- MOUE, kept constantly on hand and delivered to Any part of the town. "Having perfected arrangentente with some of the flratinilis in the neighborhood, I can assure my .customerathat they will be furnished with an article _,Flour *ME 1 - catr votichibr, -- -1.7111 keep-constantly 'on hand FEED,OF ALL KINDS, such al' Corn ? Oats . Bran, aborts,, Potatoes, &c. The highest cash prices paid for Grain of all kinds and-Flour. Don't forgot the old established stand. Carlisle, May 20,1945, Ai vivrt . - . ..i.aaiiits..r• lor Of the the old firrn:of John P. Lyne t t •;Son, j[dcAS,just' eoruplete'ct Opening his new 'Spring stook' 'of liardeare, Paints, 011 s, Glue, urn shoe, dim, to Trbletrhe invitee the early attention of the publia generally. no , has great'''. anlatged 'lda stook. in ail its .varioula tiranehos,:and ran now aecom% modiste the public with ••.. • . • Xteltable. Gpods , . 'ln.largo,or small quantities at the lowest , pricee. iocdc„ . itito hluatore will Forivinee them , that . he 'hits enough Goole to fully supply the demand in thin mar, ';,ket. Persona wanting Goode In oar line will And It to their advantage .; to give ne a,eidi before moklog_. their ' l l lPnb l n r i;Or l iV 9 irti l t i iiirtie d • i p n l n e et 9 O Y ffeli, Wee.' " • ' ' 1 Carlisle; ?day 20,1504, North Hanover St. „ . . • T., EW 00 • - • • ,L • • E-;igri and quality df enworhni, Queerinwaro, Hardware, Plato's, 81qiee, Eino Uquore, flrobacco,.Bagaraildporefforth Fruits and vegetal:Oa In .oanc,,Oyetera do. dplocc, Wood ,and hare, nil Itlddc andorthe beat rdwralty and lc be cold 'at the: lowest vital !bleach; by !.- - • • ' • . WMAIENTZ. 4.0!7j, 3 1 6 1 1 . , Lz.-- - ; • • ; • MEE =l3 DOMESTIC GOODS. ITIME2 MIMEO] DISSOLUTION JEItES,I;dI4I4IVLER I ~ F ARE INSURANCE: „JrHE' Alto Easfpentiiibbio'' . Mu- . tuel Fin? Insuradce -Company of 'Ciiinheriand .. , ountY. incorporated by an act of Aracenbly, , In the year 1843; and having reeently had.its charter extend ed to the year 1883, is now' in active, and vigorous op. kmtion, Under tha mipprinteridpriee of'OM'' !opening' hOard'of Managers, ; Gorges,;Christihn Stayman,:jticob , EberlY, D. Daily, Alex. ,Cathcart; J. H. Coover, John Eichelber ker, Joseph Wickersham, Barel. Eberly, Moses 'Bricker, dindolph' Martin, Jacob Coover, and C. Dunlap. ' The rates of insurance are as low. and {avertible as any Company of the kind In the State: Persons wish log to become morellos's aie Invited to make applica tfen to the egente of iho tomminy,•Who are Willing , to wait upon them afauy time. MLR.. DORCAS, President, . "EberlysHills, P.O. aHRISTIAN DTAYBIAN, -Vice President, • . Mechanicsburg, P. 0. lopN C.DIINLAP, Sect ' y. Mechanicsburg. DADHEL DAILY, Dilisburg, York Co., . EOM Cumberland county.—John Sherrick, Allen: Henry Zearlng, Shiremanstown; Lafityettr Potter, Dickinson; ilenr) Bowman, Churcbtown; Mode Griffith, South Middleton;. Samuel Graham. Westponnsboro'; Samuel, Coover, ffiecbahicsburg ; J. W. Coekllit, Shephordstowti D.'Coover, Guyer Allen ; j. 0. Saxton, Sliver 'Spring; John flyer, Carllsle;. - Nalentino Foeman, New Cumber land ; James 111cCandlieh, Nowvllle. York county—W. S. Picking. Dover; James Griffith, Warrington; J. F. Deardorff, Washington; Richey Clark, Dillsburg ; D. Rutter, Fairview ; John Williams Carroll. • Dauphin co—Jacob Houser, liarrisburg: Members of the Company having policies about to expire, hen have them renewed by making application to any of the Agents. July 1,1804. WHEELER & WILSON'S SIE Grim) G aid Cll I.7VVE AT REDUCED PRICES, With Glass New Pressor, Improved Loop— Cheek, New Wyle Hammer ' Binder,, Cor Braider, etc. At the Railroad °Mee, Carlisle. Pa. Ifigheat Premiums at the. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, LONDON, 862 INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, PART/, /SOL at tho Fairs of the UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, Silver Medal at the Pennsylvania State Fair September, 1863. American Institute. New York, Meehan ice' Association, Boston, Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, Metropolitan Mechanics InAltute, WaShingtun, Maryland Institute Baltimore, Mechanics' Ans:lei:dime, Cincinnati, Ken tucky Institute, houisrille, Mechanical Association, St. Louis, Mechanics' institute, San Francisco. At the State Fairs of MAINE, VERMONT, CONNECTIOUT, NEW JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, VIRUINIA, MISSISSIPPI MISSOURI, OHIO, . INDIANA, lOWA, TENNESSEE, ILLINOIS, KENTUCKY MICHIGAN, WISCONSIN, t.A LIFORNIA These celebrated Machines are adapted to every va-. slaty of Sewing or ffimily wear, from the lightest in us line to the heaviest cloths. They work equally well Upon silk, linen, woolen, and cotton goods,—seaming quilting, gathering, hemming, felling, cording, and braiding—making a beautiful and porfeot stitch, alike on both sides—and performing every species of sewing except making button holes and stitching on buttons. Full In tractions for operating, the Machine is given gratuitously at the sales rooms. When the Machine is sent some distance, NO that personal instruction is inconvenient, a card Of direction is sent, which is a sufficient gulch,. The qualities which recommend the W heeler & Wilson Machine are-- 1. Beauty and excellence of stitch, alike on both sides of the fabric sewed. 2. Strength, firmness, and durability of seam, that will not rip nor ravel. and made with 3. Economy of thread. 4. Its attachments and wide range of application to purposes and materials. h. Compactness and elegance of model and finish. 6. Simplicity lout thoroughness of construction. ' 7. Speed, ease of operation and management, and quietness of movement. SCHEDULE OF PRICES. - No.3Maebine, with - Plain Table, $45 00 Half Case, Pan nailed. 50 00 Hall lase Polkaed, 'Hark Walnut or Mahogany 55 00 Plain Table, 55 00 Half Case. Pannelled, 60 00 Halt Case, Polletard, 'hark Walnut ordirlallogany 65 00 No. 1 Machine, Silver plated, with Plain Table, . 65 00 Halt Crne, Polished, Black WAIIIrst, 70 00 Halt CARO, Polished, Meek W.stnut. or Mahogany 75 00 Half Case, Polished, Rosewood. 80 00 Full Case, Polished. Black Walnut or Mahogany DO 00 Full Case, Polishes., ltosesvood, 100 00 No. 4 Machine, Large with Plain Table, No. 5 Machine, Cylinder, with Plain Table, Every Machine Is sold with n Hemmer. NM, I and 2 Machines are sold complete, with the New Glass Cloth Presser, New Style ilennser and Braider. Wheeler & Wilson's Agency at Railroad and Telegraph Office, CARLISLE, PA. July 1, 1864-ly STEINWAY PIANOS. First Prize Medal at tho World's Fair, London, 1802. .415•60 . ' 4 . 1 . 6a...62a4 , ..b1i , ....P" ,n- S -r t 1 ' 4 MBEundersigned has just received, and intends to Fume constantly on hand a full as. sediment of the unequalled Pianos manufactured by Steinway & Sons of New York. Each Instrument will be carefully selected in the Manufactory, and will be sold at the New York Cash Factory Prices, with the addition of Freight to Cal lisle. A written guarantee of entire satisfaction will be given by the subscriber to each purchaser. Persons desirous to purnhase.are invited to call and examine these unrivalled Planes, at IL E. S4apley's Jewelry Store, Main Street, Sd door east of the kfausion.nouse, near the Ralimed Depot • SHOOND.ILAND PIANOS received In exchange and kap , for Bale and to rent. Carlisle, May 22, 1863-13, A. B. EWING'S FURNITURE WA-RE-ROOM ..7' - 4 -- .'.4511111614' 14 • VA 110 • West High Street, Carlisle, Pa Premium,. awarded at the Cumberland County Agricultural Fair of 18670 -The subscriber Lae jest received the most splendid assortment of articles in his line, ever brought to this ,place—which ho Is determined to sell at prices that defy competition. Parlior. Olminber, Dining-room, imurtrurruniq Kitchen and. °Moo . Embracing every article used. by -fence and llotcl 'keetiana, , of the moat aptiroved and fitablonable design and tinisn. Including abci n Cottago .furniture In isetcci veceptinn - and - Camii - cbairs;'lsl"attrantiO4 - allt ,plaurea, " - : • . . . . .. . . . . . • ta.l..arkleular attention glvonits usual to funorMa; orders from town and country;' attandod''tO pinmittly And on•roodorate tonne. • • :July 1,1864 :DAINTS AND"OILS 10 iona White Lead.• 1000 Caltons of Oil. Just _received with a large assortment of ' • Vandal:les, , Fire Proof - Paint, ^Turpentine, ' Pltirence •Whlto,. , • • • • • Jaani. • • • White Zinc . ..,;!, p utty, Colored Zinc, • 'Litbarge, • Red Load ' , ••• • Whiting, 'Roiled 011, .• '• . •Glite, • • Lard Oil,. Shellac, Sperm 011, • - • , Paint Brushes, _Fish 011; Jra., Colorttof every descrlptien dry, and' 011 in cane and, tubes at the Hardware:Store of • • • , • HENRY SAXTON. July 1, '1804) ' • - , ;1 - • '• rl Bryo9 Puhripio' Virafers, , AT iteterobr,s ELYSICIA.NB milffma tlioir ad vant4o to 411 - iind , snarolistoo ttiolr'Alodrolneo at N4TAYIPPIif• AGENTS I=l TERMS CASH JOIIN K. STAYBIAN A. B. I OAL AND LUMBER. :.; auburn:K m) h av i3.1,1 4 1 0 day citorad,iooi Partnership to trade In . X}O,AL,A,ND LUMBER, • ; WO will bavo constantly on band ,and furnish to o 4lor all klwynnit quality of scaaonod ... 1.0 Mil" 'il'O ' ' SOA.IIIILTXG, - -'' ' ' FRAME STUFF, Paling, Plastering Lath, Shingling, Lath. worked Flooring and Weatherboarding, Poste and Bills, and every article that Wetly to a Lumber Yard. All kinds of Shirigles;to wit: "Whitenloe, hemlock innrOalrinf different qualities. 'Having cars ef, our own we can .furnish hills to order ()fatly length nod size at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable tonna. Qin. worked &Ards *M b° kept ruder airier so they cali b'e furnished•dry at all tinier: 'We have constantly. On band all 'kinds of Family Coal under cover, which wo will deliver clean to any part,of On borough. To wit : tylieris' Palley, Broken, Egg, • , and Nut, Luke Fiddler, *.• Trevorton, Locust Mountain, tit WI Am 'o Lobbery. which .we pledge Mtn 117,441, fo sell 'at the lowest prieesl Best qthillty of Limeburner's and Btackamith'a Coal, always on band which wo will sell at the loweSt figure 'Yard west side of Grammar Reboel, Main street AItMSTIIONG R lIONFEIt. July 1, 18,64. Notice of Co-Partnership, THE public are hereby informed' that the undersigned hayo this day on toheil Into a Co Partnership, under the name of Delaney itz Blair, for the purpose of carrying on the Coal and Lumber busi ness, at tae old stand of Oliver Delaney, near the 800 Works; where all orders in their line of business are respectfully solicited, and will be promptly filled. OLIVER DELANCY, ANDREW 11. BLAIR. 0ct.16, 1803—t f 415rOrders for cool will be received Nt Halbert S: Flerning'a Grocery Store Robert Moore's Shoe Store and A. U. Blair's Currying Shop. DRLANCY .b BLAIR. IMOidets fir final or Lumber solicited tbrongh ;he Post Office, arrangements having been made with the Postmaster to charge the postage cu some to on. All orders punctltally BOOTS AND SHOES. AAT the store of John Irvine, on th AT E. corner of the public square. is Ole place to purchase Boots Shoes lists and Caps, at prices that defy competition, Ito has just returned from tho East with the largest and moat complete assortment of Boots. Shoes, lints Caps that he has over presented to this community.. and width he is determined to sell at the lowest pos sible prices. Ills stock embraces everything In his line of heftiness, such as MEN'S & BOYS' FINE CALF BOOTS, Kip Boots, Calf and Patent Leather Ox ford Ties. Calf and patent Leather finite; s, Calf Nullifiers, Calf and Kip Brogans, Slippers, &e. LADIES' WEAR, Nine Frunch and English Lasting Gaiters, Morocco CI and Kid Bnots, Fine Kid`Sllppers, Fancy Slippers, M, mem, and Kid Buskins, to., _ . MIS ES AND CHILDREN'S WEAR of all desctip tines embracing fine Lasting Gaiters, Morrocro or, Lasting ilutton Boots, Morrocro Lace boo s of all kind fancy Rhona of various Rty-los-slippers, HATS ,t CAPS. Silk, Casslmere. Fur and Wool II of all qualities and styles, also t'" large assort anent .STRAW HATS. Hoots and Shoes made to order at the shortect not, Repairing pp 'way cloe. Con filen tof his ability t, please nll elms Mild' customers. he respectfully Invite the public to gine him a call. ftiT.i.ltemember the place, N. E. corner of the. Puhli Square. July 1, 1F64 NEW GOODS!! NOW offering an immense variety o CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, f7OTFON GOODS Sc. For Men and Boys' Wear, In a larger variety, than can be thuud in any re.talt Ochre.] t In this place, and at as low prices as can b. sold any where, to snit taste and porl.:et. We mann fact urn the shove goods co order, In the laisot styles or sell per yard. Customers wishing io have the good bought of us, cut. ran he 31,01111110d31 I.d. free of elmrip• An early Inspection of our goods and prices, respect fully solicted. _ ISAAC LI V I NOSTON, North Ihmover Street Clothing...emporium July 1, 1/033 SELLING OFF AT TWENTY-FIV PERCENT. BEIA)W COST!! At the sign of the "Gold Eagle," 1 doors above tb Cumberland Valley Bank, and two doors below th Meupdist. Church, on West Main street, the 'urges and Lust selected stock of WATCHES AND JEWELRY in the town, will be sold 30 per cent lower than at any placo in the tit ate. 'rhe stock comprises a large a-sort. meat of Gold and tqlver hunting en , a sixties. Levees. ',opines, American watches, and all other kinds styles, COLD AND SILVER C I AIN'S. (od p e n,, and Pencils, Jewelry atoll kinds, t 4 lieetne told and "Inver, Hinted nod 811 nor Wate. MUSIC BOXES. ACCOBDEONS, Oil Paintings n great variety of f.inry nrticlee &e. The entire stock of Watchmaker took, cases. In Mirrors, and sale will bo sold wholesale or retail the easiest terms. flaring selected a first elai-s workman all kinds repairing will he done as usual, at rednre•d priers. July 1, li6l • L TILL TRIUMPHANT k 3 The complete success of the Prairie Hower Co Stove, warrants the ruhrrrlhrr in rnllime the alt. that of all who !nay want 3 superior ,47 0 ," to 0 ,11 examine the only stove that has given universal rat faction. OM WHAT IS CLAIMED OVER OTFIERS IS Ist. A waving of from 30 to 60 per cent. 111 fuel .2-,d„A hotter and quicker oven From the can t o firs 3d. A larger oven than nny other stove of the ha - - - 4 th. 79ui proscrvation Oi thu -cu rstor pima loin Ninki saving repairs. sth. The best Baker, Roaster, and nook now in i., nth A superior arrangement tor eleaning the floe, 7511. A perfect Gas Consumer for either nlriot or V ,, ,11 'rho Prairie Flower is wnrranied fowl, sa tistacti• In every particular, and will be shown with plow.° to all who may rail, whether desiring , to purl:base MIL any quantity of relerenee in town or r.wntry. A few other good Cook Stoves on hand. %%hid. 110 cold very low to close stock. Spouting. Hoofing, Job work. rtpp,•r Faithing at Sheeting werk promptly att.•nded to, la town or eon try. All work warranted at the old stand, Ilanov atdeet north of Louther. MARY NRIRIOS N. Copper, Mass and 1`,, , ter bought, a the highest prise paid Id rash or goods. Juno 25, 181.14.—tf. COFFEE POT. WILLIAM. FRIDLEY respeotfii announces to the citizens of Carlisle and t puhlk generally, that ho still continues the titan uk turo of all kinds of tin and sheet iron ware In J. Halbert's building East Louthor street Carlisle at sign of the RED COFFEE POT, where he will at all tinws be ready to do all kinds work In hls line with neatness and despatch. Also can at all times be bat those celebrated, so sealing and golf testing premium airtight, FRUIT CANS AND JARS Roofing, Spouting, lied all kinds of jobbing done at the shortest notice. Cash paid for old load, 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 01 the same. Dont forget the sign of the Red Coifed Pot. July 1, 1863. William P. Lynch Tho subscriber informs the public that he etlll continuen the GAS FITTING AND PLMIIIING busines at the Old Stand in the basement of the Firs Methodist Chui•ch. will attend promptly to al ausinsse in his line. Load and Iron Pipes, Hydrants, Hot and cold SHOWER BATHS, Water Closets, Fovea and Litt Pumps, Wro't Welded Tubes, Iron Sinks, Bath Tubs, Bath Boilers, Wash Ba sine, HYdraul o llama, Ac., and every description 91 cocks audllttirms for gas, steam water, &o. Superior cooking ranges. boaters and gas fixturps..put up in churches, stores and dwellings, at obort notice, in the most modern style. All materials and work in our line at low rates end warranted. u l 7 S tla norl!.ndjobbink' promptly attended to • HAT AND CAP EMPORIUM. undorsigUOdiispeoaully an n oun • cos to the publio that he still , continues the Ha t ng BUBIIIO3II at the old stand, in West high street and with a renewed and efil”lent effort, produce arts eke of Head Dream of • Every Variety, Style mid' Quality, that. shall lie etiictly in it'oeping with the Improve inept orthd'Art; and fully up' to, the age which we I Iwo on Banda splon(gd • asoortinent of ofall descriptions, from the common Wool to the finotit Fur and Silir Hats; and at prices that must suit every one who has an eye to getting tho worth of his Money. The stock includes, 'MOLESKIN, oAssimERE, BEAVER A; • FELT TIAT',% - • „ of everyatylo and color and nnsurpaased for Ueda* ,Durabill7y.and finish; by those of any other establiall:” moot In tho oountry, ; • • and - Ohildrod's fiat's and Caps, of every 'description constantlyodband. •,;', • ' • . • • Tie respectfully; invitee : all • the old ,patrons _and nar. . many.new °twang possible, to give him a call. -' J. O. OALLIO. 1804 . . ~ . A . FULb. assortment of Mon . and.Boys' 1 . ,A 1 Boota'and Shoos, maltablo for the .wlntdr." , Allohtl les and Bilssos's Balmoral Bootoes,Ohlldron's Boots. Of all kinds. Ladlosand4llentlOnion's OXIM 13r6r noes. My old'oustoraeres and all In want of good and rdniap - , Boots arid , Shoos. will .please eall 'am/ ?mamba° :tho stank, beforo purchasing.,gatu street; nearly opposite . WIAB . ..O . GILBY Truirke. ' July 1 0 . 1e4. . . . ".- ": - , - ~. .--- .(710X0.4. 5W.44 1 3,4 TOIIACCO, .. CUMBERLAND -, VALLEY '-' • - - . . , , ,•;•[• 6: , 'q , •-'• - ‘:`,::..'''...•..- 411A032" . ~. '''" "'' 1 4 RANItLYN:' - ': - ' -' ' R ATL J.RVA.:DS:, ~,,,, CHANGE OF HOURS. CV and after MONDAY, Apur.„ 4th,; N.J.1.804, Passenger Trains will run daily, as refl.:o:w (Sunday excepted): ' ' FOIL CHAMBERSBUICO A'Nr, HARRISBURG. . . • LeaVe Hagerstown; :, 7:00 A. M., 2:45 P. Mr / " Greencastle, 7a7 ", ' 8.85 '" , • Are at 8,17 ' Ohambers'g, _ 4:20 i . ___„' Leave 8:30. " 12:55' 0 ' Leave Sb ippensbarg 0.00 • " 1:28' " " Newville 0:32 fatii._ 1:28, " • " Carlisle 10:10 0 9 -1 , : 2.42 " " Mechanicsburg 10:42 i 1 ' ' 8:12 " Arrive at Harrisburg 11:16 0 8140 • 0 ' • FOR CHAMBERSBURG AND HAGERSTOWN: Leave Harrisburg 8:05 A. M., 1:85 P. BC. Mechanicsburg 8;37 " • 2:15 " " l. arlisle - 0:2.7 " pm,. 414 " Newvilln ' 10:02 " 2:89 O Shipp:lnt:burg 10288 " 4:00 " Cbottibersig, Arr a ll t 11:10 " 9:00 0 Leave 11:10 , 9:40 " Leave Grern east 0 ,• 11:15 " 6:80 " Arr. at Hagerstown ' 12:35 " 0:10 0 ' The Carlisle and Harrisburg ACCODIODATION TRAIN wilkleave as follows: Leave Carlisle HIS A. M. '• Mechanicsburg 0:25 . Arrive at Harrisburg 0:55 P . Leave Harrisburg 4:20 P. 81., . Mechanicsburg 4 . 54 " • Arrive at Carlisle 6:20 " making close con ections et Harrisburg with Trains for Philadelphia', New York and Pittsburg; and with Trains for all points West. .o*.- The Train leaving Harrisburg at 4:20, P. M., runs only as liir as Carlisle. O.N. LULL, Supt. Superintendent's Linke.t Chamb'g. July 1, 18044 , READING. RAILROAD- 1 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT CIREAT Trunk Line froth' the. North k__ . fi and 3,lorth.West for Philadelphia, Nair' Visr& Heading, Potisville, Lebanon, Allentown, Ihnitoti &a. rains leave Ilarrlaburg for Ilnrriaburg for Philadelf phia, Nee York, Reading Pottsville, and all Interma. diate Stations;at 8 A. M., and 2 I'. 31. New York 'F.:ninon leaves Harrisburg at 0,30 A. nr:, arriving at New York et 1.48 the sane A special Accommodation Passenger train- leave. Beading at 7.18 A. M., and returns from Harrisburg at 8 P. M. Fares from Ilarthborg To New York $515: to Philadelphia $3 35 and $2 80. Tlaggago obeckdd through. itetarning, leave New York at 6 A: M , 12 noon. and 7 P. M., (Pittsburg Y xpress arriving at Harrisburg at 2A. M.) Leave Philadelphia at 816 A. 11., and 0.80 P. M. • keeping cars In the New York Express Train■ throngh to and from Pittsburg, without change. .Preeentnws by the Catawissa Itollroad leaVe qua at b.ld) A. A. and 2.10 P. M., for l'hiladelyhis, New York. and all Way Points. ar13.1 - s — /Lif., iitTd - 2786 - 1 0 :151:, for Philadelphia. Harrisburg and New York. . An Aceommodation l'a,t.engor train leaves Reading at 6 1 , 0 A. M., and returns from Ithiladelphla it /MO P. 31. tho above trains run daily, Sundays ax deptml. A Sunday train leaves l'ottsville at 7.30 A. M.,' and Philadelphia at 3.15 P M. Commutation, Mileage. Season, and Excursion Tisk eta at reduced rates to and from all points. 80 Pounds Baggage allowed each Passenger. G. A. NICOLLS. General Superintendent. July 1, 1864. -- -- - I= lARLISLE & PHILADELPHIA. 7 4 .„ ss: j s ssemss: ,e,arb. DAILYFREIGIIIT LISE• FREED WARD & FREED,' 811 MARKET STREET PHILADELTSIA. J. & D. IMOADS, MAIN 9T It LET CARLISLE, PA. Ara' Ca', of this Line Rave the Depot 811 Market St . Dolly, at 4 o r M . Leine Carlisle, Daily, at 7 o'clock, A. M. Goads intended her this Lint should be marked C. k I'. Doll) Freight Lint., and scut It by 4 o'clock. July I, lati4 Carlisle Foundry, AND FARM IMPLEMENT DEPOT G A RDN ER & CO., now tuanufac to two and keep constantly for sale, nt their ex tensive steam tlorks on East Main street, Carhale, a large assortment of u it A I, 111PLEMENTS,- of well known, approved usefulness to farmers, among whirls they wpm d enll espe,nu attention to WM LOCUIIBI". Celebrated Pet Put GUM SPRING GRAIN DRILL, which has taken over fifty First Class Premiums at State anti County Fairs. To the Farmers of Cumber land. York and ferry counties we need not speak In detail of the merits of this drill, us scores of them are nnw its use in the best burins In these counties. Ina reputation is established as the must complete Grain Urill now manufactured in the United &Wes. It N 1 heat, I:3 0 I/a a. Bari y and Ulnas, en. sly and ular, without bunching the seed. The gum springs pens the drill sitar ~.tump• and atones, w uncut, break ne pins or the drill. or even and taiEular sunhat., the tt ll looE hby Guns Spring Itrill Is unequalled by lily other. We also manuthet nre and sell the follow ring articles. which we can recent/nem' to Fanners as eliable Implements, of established character: .51011RISON'S PATENT Cs ILA NTER. I ASI I S EN I' z•Tt: A W .1; EODD R CUTTER, BR I DENIIIILPIIP PATENT CORN SHELLER, HA lIN'S PATENT CIDER 611 LL. JOHNS% /VS CAST IltoN 1101'S TROUGH AlEo„i t hree Four l'uwvrs and _Threshing cl,u•hines, cast Iron Field hollers. Plough Castings of ....loos pa tI. ruff. Corn Crush err., nod other artlees for Fanners coil numerous to mention. Also, .Egg Coal suon, awl Ten lisle Wood Stoves, with an immense variety 01 other castings for housekeepers ■nd others. We hale also an attract iv e variety of patterns for and CEMETERY ENCLOSURES to which we would call attention. Stenin Enginee and Mill Gearing. o this del aliment of our business we glee particu lar attention. Our already extensive stuck of pattern. for Paper, Flour and Saw Mal (haring, Is constantly increasing. Mill Owners and Mill Weights will be fu aidled with a printed catalogue of our various Mill Pat tet ou application. Our Machine Shop.comprises di the various tools.for turning, planing and iittishing , halting and Castings, by good and careful Machinists STATIONARY STEAM ENOINEs, of any desirable capacity, from ten to twenty-fire bores p.,seer, built in the bast styl-, and on accommodaling ices built at our establishment may be ...evil In fillet essful operation at many of the largest Diet Dories and Tanneries In Carlisle, and Cumberland Perry and Dauphin Counties, tut e owners of which xe confidently refer for Wes illation as to their effimen. . Persons "slating Steam Engi lies ar- earnestly re 'misted to call and examine before contracting else where. DOOR AND SASH FACTORY, lottn eeted iv It h our establishment la a Steam Sash and Doer Manniartory which is now in complete order for the manufacture of every dose iption of BUILDING MATERIALS, for the most cnstly as well as the plait:test house,— Window Sash furnished from 6 cents upward. accord ing to size of glass; %Viodow Primes from $1 al'Up• ward: Shutters and Itbiling Blind; from $1 75 up ward; Four Panel Doors from $2 12 upward. Witold- Inge, Castings Architraves. Wash Boards, Brackets, Fancy Drapery. ,rolls, and other articles needed In house buildintr, fu , nished'at the lowest price, and of the best quality of lumber. BCD We are also prepared as heretofore, to build and repair ItUItDEN CABS for transporters on the railroad, with proarptnera - and on reasonable terms; The continued patronage of.the public in respectfully solkeltud. Orders by mall pronely attended to. • F. GAILEINEII dt CO, July 1, 18f4 A LECTURE . TO YOUNG MEN I plblithedJuet ln a Sealed Envelope: Price Fix &lite, A LEOTURE ON TIIE NATURE, TREATMENT AND ItADIOAL Core of Spormatorrhoen•or.Serulual Weak ness, involuntary I:Missions. Sexual Debility,' ar,d pendiments to Marriage generally. Neryousness,Con. sumption, Epilepsy, and Alts; Mental and.,Phyaical from Self-Abuse, do. By itOIPT D., Author of the ocheen -',:l t n .: 4 o:l l :Fi t :E Y . it r irE n tl ng Si. The world renowned author, In this admorable turn' clearly provestrom his own experience that the awful consequences • f Self Abuse may he pffectually removed without medicine,.and without dangerous surgical operations, bungles, instnueu uts, Hags; or Car. Isis, pointing put. a mode of cure et once certain and effectual, by which every sufferer, no matter what his condition my he; may euro hipselt cheaply;:pris .vately, and radically. THIS •LWIFUItEWIIIdir,BQVEI A BOON TO THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS. ' , Sent under seal, to any address, I 'a • plain,' sealed envelope, on the receipt or clx cents', or. two postagtt stamps, by addressing CHAS. J. 0.1114N/4:lp°, , 157 Bowery, New York. Posit-001Re110g.).4586,, T THE PARIS MANTILLA . EPIL PORIUM,' ' 020 Chestnut gt, 0% OPEN—Paris.ldado • MANTILLAS and CLOAKS. Also, SPRING and gIIMALER OARNIHNTB, Of our own idanufheturci, of the Latest Styles and hi great variety. ' PROCTOR - : . 4. " Faris Ilantillo, Emporium; -r920 CHESTNUT Strgat• , PHILADELPHIA. United siateii - 5 ieicieritlo-40..t0an. AITo are.prepared toifurnish the ., lo-40 United States' Loan r autliotiied bittie 'aid' of March 11.' 1864 elther.ltoglatered or Coupon Boudit as partiee may pen,. denomPtationsur, 4 6o,,Cloo,Aoo, $1,000; $5,000, pod$10,000: • ! • Tlili interett on the itso; and sloo,:Bandii la payable annually and all - other , denorott atiotie , eer-0 1, ationallic i The Sonde will.boar.date garat 14t,,161544net are rOcleemable.at the' pleasure orhet/cd , erntbetit;ari ter'lo years and- pariblo year's from 4ito wltlvlntorest at 5 percent pet antitith. • !-' • • •,, WPM. BEETIMP CCUINPr. pophpil . trolk' Aptll.l6tb;lf . 3.7f, 'f , • , • IA ,I~'iYVf~ IRON RA ILINGS, Ili