.
litint 0 - of' thla"fociliwg- - 4na110:4
will coxii;liiih'e 7 iciilk of his
property to, Staffor,the son of his sis
'tor's husband
,Your4ixtplibei that don't
you?
ME
o,'!-1 Fiaid;lAnd I dia"renioniber it
very Made dthisidorable talk
titithe'tiinee, and Mote'sci;`'heoatie
or,' whd lied `mar"rigid Tiniothy .
sister 'had rfOt been Vensiifeiea icci4t of
alnari, l and it was not gene . rally supposed
that. the boy, whom he had left upon the
sail, of his wike's relaiives, gave any
promise of a valuable life. .
" And," pursue/ Fred, "you proba
bly recollect when my father was verysidk,
tn : Ole timothy came to him and the
quarrel was thrown away, and from that
*fie, while my father lived, their broth
erly lEve was warm and generous."
"Yee; I know all that."
" Well, at that time my uncle spoke
of the will he had made, and said he
would destroy it, and I believed he did.
I know it as well as I know anything
Which I did not see with mine own eyes
Before my uncle died he told me that he
should make no will, for there was no
need of it. Ile said I was the only law
ful heir, and that was enough. My un
cle died and I came into possession of
the property; and I have enjoyed it, and
as the years have passed on I have ad
ded something to the original fortune,
for I have deen careful prudent. In
a dark hour, however, a storm has burst
'upon me, It seemed only a cloud at first.
bu.t it proved a fearful one. John Staffer
has returned. He went away ten years
ago,—Went away because my uncle would
not give him a home any longer,—and
has now come, and has laid claim to my
property. Ile claims the whole of it !"
"But how 7" I asked, as my friend
stopped to take breath.
"You remember Stephen Akers, the
old lawyer?" said Fred.
"Ay," I replied, "I know him very
well. He has been out West, and done
some business there; but ho can't do
more where he is known, for he has prov
ed himself a villain."
"Ua! do you know it?"
"Yes; but what has that to do with
you now?"
I'll tell you. In tlle first place, lie
used to do business here, and my uncle
employed him some."
" I remember that."
"And it was he who made that old wil
for my uncle."
, Yes, I recollect it now."
" Well," continued Fred, "this old
lain oft lawyer - came back here about
six months ago, and ere long he and John
Staffer had their heads together. In a
little while Staffer came and laid claim to
my uncle's property; and when asked
what he meant, -he produced a pare.-
*Mob appeared to be the last will and
testament of Mr. Timothy Elliott. And
Stephen Akers swears that this is the
same will which my uncle made many
years ago, and that it has been in his
charge ever since. He says that when
he went away to the 'Western country he
overlooked it among his other papers, and
took it along with him. He furthermore
declares that he received several letters
from Mr. Elliott, in which be requested
him to be cureful of the will, and keep it
so that it could be brought to light -in
case of need."
"Of course," said "tile will must
be a fraudulent one."
"Most certainly it is," returned Fred
" And yet it has been admitted to pro.
bate, and the Judge has accepted it. I
have appealed, and it goes to the Supe
rior Court, and, moreover, the trial conies
off to-morrow. For myself, Enoch,—if
I were alone in the world,—l would care
little, for I could put forth my energies
anew; but for my wife and children, oh I
it is bard!"
He buried his' face in his hands, and
wept aloud; but in a little while he be
came oalm again, and I questioned him
as I saw fit. Another witness to the will
besides Stephen Akers was living, and he
had testified that he believed the instru•
ment now produced was the one to which
he put his name. In short, the ease look-
ed nark enough, and I dared not give my
friend much hope. Yet I promised to
think of the matter, and be present with.
him at the trial.
On the following morning I got away
as - soon as possible, for I could not bear
to witness Hattie's grief; but I promised
to come back again, and, as I held her
hand at the door, told her to keep up a
good heart.
An uncle of mine, named A rise] Forbes,
a brother of my mother, was in town on
business, and I went to see him. He was
a paper fnanufacturer, and worth a hand
some property. I found him at the hotel,
and passed a happy hour with him; for I
had been his pet in boyhood, and it was
by his generous bounty that I went through
college. I told him about the trial which
waa , coming . off, and he said he meant to
be:present if he could. Ho bad been
well acquainted with Timothy Elliott, and
was firmly convinced that the only will
which
, ElliOtt had war made _had_leen_
destroyetE, ,
When the hour_of trial arrived it was
announced that .I "should assist in thecase.,
—I took my seat with the counsel already
engaged:, As the trial went on, it cer
tainly, did lock dark enougb for my friend.
--Stephen Akers—a dark browned,
: fogy
looking man, with hair of a grizzled 'red,
which '.liedgelioes, gains
upon'his head—fiwtiie that this will
Was the will, whiCh he, as " rinNthy,
liottielteortey ; had 'made eighteen years
befolio; and that been:ln• hip
possession trier einen, until,bn bad lodged
It
,proliate o office. AFRI he..also f
swoiti'• • to the . - iiieTt Of letters from , El= ,
link bidding hini; . ;tti keeii the , will. stife
Slake vie no get* aroundbis testinto:
was Plain and direct, and wa could
"t.b.Tk0r9P131 1 ,4 , .
7
bad
been, one:of the witnesseS l of the old
testified that he believed the instrument
now before him was the one to which he
lie had - Put his'. hand. Ho should say
that'ylaisfwaa hie own signature. Ho Was
aA honedt old' fellow,, and admitted tliat
' t he had Always supposed the Old will had
been destroyed.
For our client we had nothing of clear,
plain facts to help us. We bad any a
mount of impressions and opinions in our
favor.--It had been the impression of all
Timothy Elliott's intimate friends that
the will which he had made had been de
.stroyed. He had talked to thorn in that
way. And yet • none of them could
swear that they had ever heard Lim say,
directly, that suCh was the fact. In ehort,
though the belief in the destruction of
that will was so general and so firm, yet
we could not present to the jury a single
FAVI' to sustain us in the decision.
Had the counsel for the apellant any
more testimony to produce?
Fred placed his hand, trembling like
an aspen, up n my arm, and whispered—
"o, my soul! lam lost l"
Ile was as pale as death, and his suf
fering intense As the case now stood,
I could have no hope. Whatever may
have been the opinion of the court and
the jury upon the right and justice of the
thing, there could have been but one o
pinion upon the law and fact. My heart
sank within me.
Were the counsel for the appellant
ready to rest their oaSe? •
I held the will in my hand. I believed
it to be a forgery. I believed the only
will which Timothy Elliott ever made
had been destroyed, and that Akers, i❑
consideration of a share in the spoils,
had, from the old draft in his hands, forg
ed this instrument, counterfeiting even
Jackson's signature fi) nicely that the
simple old man could not disown it. I
was about to give the instrument up, and
my last faint hope with it, when a dim
mark in one corner of the sheet caught
my eye. It was a stamp—an impression
on the paper--not so large as the point
of a fi;iger's end, but 1 bent my head for
a moment, to call to mind somethi❑g of
the past
•‘ What is i ?" asked Fred, who had
noticed my emotion.
t him to wait, and then aroso and
looked around the court-room. Was my
unole there? Yes, I. saw him close by
me. I asked that Stephen Akers might
be called to the stand again. The wretch
saw that I was excited, and he trembled
a lit le when ho started to answer to the
'Nall, though he was thin enough when
11X , had gained tho stand.
"Mr. Akers," said I, eoutrolling my
elf as tuueh as I cuuld, "you wade this
"Timothy Elliott made it," he replied
" I merely- wrote it down for him as he
dictated."
" This will is dated," said I, looking
at its sign and seal, "October third, eioi
teen hundred and twenty-three. That et
eighteen years ago this very month) .
"Certainly," replied Akers, "that is
just when it was made."
"And you swear that this is the'iden
tieal instrument?"
" I do."
" And you swear that Timothy Elliott
set his hand and seal upon this paper at
the time herein mentioned":"
" I du."
1 loOked the witness in the eye. lie
must have read in that look something of
my thoughts, for his countenance changed,
and his hnecs actually shock beneath
him.
I told him I had done with him.
Then I asked that Ansel Forbes might
be called to the stand.
What did I want with him ?: : .And my
uncle was also anxious to know why he
was called upon, for he was well known,
and stood as high as the judge himself.
" Mr: Forbes," said I, "you are a man
ufacturer of paper?"
Ile said he was.
"How long have you been engaged in
the business'?"
Ho thought a moment, and then re•
plied, "I entered the business in eighteen
hundred and thirty one; so I have been
in it just ten ycars."
"Now, sir," said I, handing him the
instrument which I held, " will you tell
me, will you tell the jury, when that pa
per was made?"
He took it, and the moment his eye
rested upon it he started. He gazed up
on the corner, and then, in a bursting,
amazed tone, ho cried.
"I made it myself!"
" When ? when?" I demanded
"It could not have been over nine
years ago, for here is my mark—my name
upon it, as I alone have stamped paper
in this country !"
Ile then showed to the court and to
the jury the mark which ho had detect
ed. It was plain enough now--,-a little
oval impression, with the name "A.
Foiuiaa" embossed within it. It was
defaced and soiled, but not obliterated.
Stephen Akers was trying to make his
way from the court room; but the deputy
brought him back.
Two Wholesale dealers were summoned,
and when they examined the paper they
at once' recogaiied it - as of Ansel Forbes'
manufacture, They know it—there
could be no question. .
'And thus, almost miraeUlously"Was the
whole current of the l effair changed., We
gave the case in; and - in a'ye;y few, min
utes we had the . verdict,
That evening Hattie' hung about my
'nook, and blessetrand' thanked me until
A' fairly oried, , And Fred, When, he tried
'to r speak of whathad passed, at once broke
'4l6,wn under; the Weight of joy and grafi
tudet that'was upon hinT.: was sn:fe,
;hiS"foitiMe:was age; and his Wife and;
littickiono ivete . still biassed. • .
L.
SOte'aqke4 WO how •I i bappened to
_ t, , •
d keit Thai siteiit wiiriOSS raw—
corner of, tbat paper. I answered that
my.unble gave me half a dozen, reams of
that same kind of paper •
when rho corn;
nienced making it, arid I had been using
it, ever since, so titaethat stamp was fa•
miliar.to•me. Tho forger had selected for
his wicked purpose a sheaf of respectable
age; but it had not proved quite old e
nough to answer the date he had just put
upon it.
Master John Staffor got off to sea again;
but Stephan Akers found his way to the
State prison, where, for a. term of years,
ho was forcibly restrained from cheating
his fellow men.
DIRECTORY OF PENN-
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e subscriber intends publishing as
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eti, a businefs Directory of the entire State of Penn
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-ing the different countries This ilrectory will con
tain the names of avers man or firm in business MI
his, or their account. besides the names of all (or as
many .14 coo be got) of the farmers inlbe State; also
enrporste bridles, Banking Institutions, Post °Sires
and other useful and public information. k.very man
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to make ft such the subscriber w.fuld ask the aid of
the public in giving such information as the canvass
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apprehension and conviction of any one who offers to
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the ',rest and conviction of any man who signs the
name nt Adams, Sampson & Co., for such a work—as
these part ios are not getting up such a„,bniilt, as stated
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Nov.lB 10114. by his agent J. 0115 A.
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DEVOTED TO
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Farming. Gardening. tilt-Raking. leo. Our labors in
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those vary Important branches of industry, and In
pr tent them so fir as within our power against the
false doctrines and self h pin risen's of tine manly enn
pin ics and sensation advantages by whirls thin Farmer
Is incessantly a , saileri Tilla portion of the German
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NEWS DEPARTMENT.—The same innlustri , care,
and diserlinination lib v.:kilned do and preparing the
Stirring Events of the Day, expressly for this paper,
whirl] hPnerto has been one nil its marked lean ores.
and Oven an nod V,..1 - 11 Sat kraet 1011. Will Ile COlltirlUell
o.lrh redouhled effert, to meet the Increasing demands
of the public.
TERMS.—Two dollars per annum one dollar for
six anon Ins Se orders 11 . 1 . 1.1ved w itimut the rash
and all suin.criptlnms stopped I.t. the sod i.! the time
pant fine Ad tres., Pllll,ll. it. ERLAS,
Editor and Pram ietor. Germantown, Plulanla.. Pa.
Burt's Rat and Mouse, Roach and Bed
Bug Destroyer.
'CMS popular and reliable article for
6 destroying vermine should be used by nn perrono
troubled with ouch pests. It never falls, sold in Car
lisle at Elliott's I/re-; Ilavaretiek's, lus k hook
Stotr and by D. Ralston, lii uggi6t. 11, M. BERT.
Proprietor.
13 North Eleven Street, Philmb I phia.
Pi lee 25 et. per le, li.erge Size)
1 , 1 n 4. lmt y
NEW GOODS !! NEW uoons !!
Ogilby's Cheap Cash Store.
LIST received a large puppy or plPgant
.7? Fall and 11 inter at MAIN, which will ho a Id at tho
very los eat ',Hrs.
ELEOAXT DRESS GOODS,
Shawls. 11l nikets, llrs•sry. tlI tee, lialinnrsl
• tSr Ladies 1114,11,/.
Cloths, tlassiiners, Cassinetts.: 1111 11 .11 1 3111.
9-1. 119-1. 11-4 NGS.
rasa Itisarinal and CO, aphid
I/I telc ant Coldrad it Is, than pity prices
roll and iisanilni: tin, stork as we a tinter
tniond to sell goods low for the rash,
0011,BY. Trustee.
Eqpt. IL, 194 4
NEW FIRST CLASS
GROCERY STORE.
9 1 1114; Public can find, at our new
(l roeery Store. 'n the Itulldin4 lately oreopied hy
l'lnlip Arnold, der d and next door to the rar It lo Ito
p nit (tank. It ye) y larne and fresh :t.sto)rtutent of all the
title rout kinds and glades of
T ,,,,„ .
Celieo Esseneen,
Col Teen. Snaps
;))) ape, Candles,
Mtna•sen. Salt,
wives, Ptel.len,
.l'Algarn, Prenerres,
Pr.:pared Can ne I.
Collie) in Fruits.
Papers, del ies,
Vegetal) en Cranhot Iles,
no I Meats, Italsins,
l't spared Dried
Murtaidn, Currents,
So urns, Itrned
Creme:), Fruito,
Cheese, ' Nuts,
Fa `s' See Ire,
Cake)), Friuli,
TOBACCO, PIPES, &c.
A I,SO-111ce. Barley. Starch, Fe ri no. Corn S Larch, Cere
alione, azelua, Nlacaroni, Verinicells A zur nea,
Prunes, Concentrated Lye lit,:wgim, Ca ussge,
Tahlo and other Oils, Nutmegs, Black Mg,
Does, ax, Chocolate. Cocoa, 1 ie Yll,l,
.1,1111111 and Candle \Welt , Bath
Del k, CI then Lines, Bed
Cords, Spice Hoses Paper
and Envelops, Matches,
Pewter Sand, clove polish Fla
vorin4 Extracts Spigots. Pens, Inks,
Brimstone, Mat-karat. Shad, Sul 111011, li err. '
log and Codfish. A LiCo the celehrate,l Ex-
onlsior Hams, Dried hoof and Tongues, Rugs, nod
Matta, Slut and Lead, Brushes, Wooing' and Wisps.
GLASS, QUEEN'S, WOOD, WILLOW & RATAN
W A R E.
Wn respketful , ) ask the public to.rall. examine and
Price nor large sod .1C f olly eclectretl Flock of FINE
VA\I LY UItOUEItIES. %%o buy ell kinds of Country
Produce. -JAMES M. ALLEN St. Co.
0ct.14,1864=1y
EYRE & LANDELL,
I'OURTII & Sts.,
LADELPELA,
Cater for the •Lust FHA OH. and offi•r no BAITS or de
ception to Rid me Custom. but rely on
FAIR DEALING
ME
'GOOD GOODS!
Breit MIIIIINOES,
Fashionmele SILKS,
Nobility PLAIDS,
I'l V'S POPLINS,
DarkPOULA RDS,
Figured DIEIIINOES,
Plaid SII AW LS,
(Mod BLANKETS.
P. S. WO follow GOLD down, as close as we following
up. Now Is x good time for Merchants and Consumers
W came.
Oct, 7,1861.-2 m
Important Notice.
Reduction on Dry Goode,
At Qgilby's Cheap Qeek__Store.
/AWING to the reduced prieeo of goods
in theCity,l am now running of may enthe stock
of dry, goods at greatly reduced prices for.rash.
Many articles having been purchased before the ad
vance in price, I one enable to sell fur lees than • ity
prices. All In cant of bargains will do well to call
before purchasing elsewhere.
CIIAS. 00ILBY, Trustee.
CARPETING.—SeIIing of balance of
my Carpets at reduced prices. 011 AS. 00ILBY,
Oct, 14,18C4. Truetro.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Persons intibbted to - the subscriber are earnestly
requested to make payment, Otherwise Interest will bu
charged on their account.
Sept. 9, 1604
Resumed Business.
Ihave received my stook of goods' and
they aro now open for the Inspection of the Public. I
have aloe made acme addition of eeasonable goods
which matter' my assortment very complete. The ten
denay ofgoodo Is upward In plce and - personswanting
goods will do well to purchase.
Additions of goods_ will be made aa the season advan
ces.. Please call tine door below Martin's Hotel Hast
Main Street.. W. 0.. SAWYER. •
•
GUM BELTING 1.- • . •
Jaet recelvettn largo assortment of all ebbs--
GI um:Belting; (him llosei•Oum Paeldng,'de., and for
sale sheep at the Hardware Store of
SAXTON. '
June 25,1864
•
J2l' MA pairs Home's on hand
of. all hinds., itlLiabethtorrn pattern, Loudon
0., bortiniati' do., with and without patent !amiantus'
. eheapetqbau 4vire At K PARTQTki,..Aut Dpon it,
' July i..ifir.f. - "
.. .
. .
A' RBI always.ahend of , all ottlera..
• • • • - ' • A •
cartes ,cle vlslia • are ..genia - of erg ll
Photographircanniat bo excelled. nlil WmbrotSpee aro
superlorptcturea—Pers.ne, vilethtttg goricl platires are
lequcstsd.to - call lttlochtuti:,'s ,Liall ' ory lug dire: Ndlt'e
I:ulpin oppimite the National Bank-441ttth etheet.
eopt, 300.004. „ .
No 520 'ARCH Stroot,
Hite a large BLOCit of
WATCHES,
NINE' JEWELRY,'
SOLID saivnn-WARE,
Superior plated TEA Slar), SNOOKS, NORKB,,.te
Slept 80,1814 —lwo.
new 7 3-10 U. S. 3 yeitt Tren
miry Notes These notes boat intellect at the rat
of 7 3-10 per cunt. per annum, and ale convertible a
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into b. 20 els per cent bonda, intemst payable In eoiat
Subscriptions received at the FIRST NATIONAL,
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of the n, S. • Aug. 15.—tf
-.4. . Tut: peculiar taint or
, infection which we call
V.tk, SCROFULA barks itt
. 41) the conatitutions of
4'
~....:17!.. \
..01.)- Multitudes of men. It
- - ,.....t..- - • t aF ' either produces or is
1,74 7.11„:. produced by nn en
.._--7---,--...., • .. feelded, vitiated state
irk
pr * .. v .,,•t_t, t: of the
, blood, wherein
P..• , '
.-,-... .4....• ,• 1 :4,- that fl uid becomes in,
--, <---:. 4 .A, y thst competent to sirsinin
......,. ,
~, ,i, 4-.l2)lptnyilthe vital forces in their
Ilir .i•••. /11EwIlia vigorous action, nod
.i.z„..... 4 °). Vlr , Fißts , - I . ~ - . ,
• :
...;',, ....- ..-•.. `..... 4, 4 '15".:,, , , Ca 1.,, the s 3 i,ttm to
, •-' l '... fall into umorder and
" - --,. - as "'L.—, , ..,,,
`, ..._: - ....7. - , -'"-•—•.:•-••-•'-'.. decoy. The scl-ofulonsi
contamination is variously caused ,fry mcrcurial
disease, low living; disordered digestion from
unhealthy food, impure air, filth unit filthy
habits, the depressing- vices, end, shove ell, by
the venereal infection. Whatever be its origin,
it is hereditary in the constitution, descending
"from parents to children unto the third d ad
fourth generation;" indeed• it serum to be the
mil of Him oho says, '' I mill visit the iniqui
ties of the father; upon their chililren.'"lbe
diseases which it originates take variiius names,
according to the organs it attacks. In the
lungs, Scrofula pi °doves tubercles, and fluidic
Consumption ; in the glands, saellinp which
suppurate soil heroine ulcerous sores ; in the
stomach and bowels. det•engennuts width pro
duce indigestion, dyspepsia, and liver i orn
plaints , on the skin, eruptive and cutaneous
afrecti,imi. The:e till having the same oriain,
«squire the same remedy, viz. purification :tins
invigoration or tli idoffil. Purify the blood,
an d the., d.ingerotis distempers leave yin.
11'1(11 feeble, foul, or corrupted blood, yon can
not Imre health ; m lib that ' hfe of the flesh "
healthy, you cannot liaise scrofulous disease.
is compounded from the most effectual nnti
dote, that medical science has discoveted for
this afflicting distemper, and for the cure of the
disorders it entails. That it is far superior to
any other teinedy vet devised is known by nil
Olin have given it a trial. That it does com
bine virtues truly extraordinary in their effect
upon this tilts, of complaints, is indispittali;y
prOVell l v the great multitude of publicly
known mid remarkable (Aims it lins 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, Soft
Rheum, Scald Head, Coughs from tu
berculous deposits in the lungs, White
Swellings, Debility, Dropsy, Neuralgia,
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Syphilis and
Syphilitic Infections, Mercurial Diseases,
Female Weaknesses, and, indeed, the whole
-cries of complaints that :like front impurity
of the blood. Minute I,•pott, of individual
ewes inav hs found ill MieltlelN
ALM ANAC, ttl i dt 11111,1-heci lo the
for gnomon', distribution wherein may he
direc-tions for its , one of
the rein.ll-1,a 1 ,10 cures whi h it has made alien
all other remedies 11..1 l ii 1 to afford relief
Those ea-4 . , are putpo -ply token from till sec
tions of the (.01.111h y, in order ilint very reader
may have twee:, to sane one who can speak to
him of its twin-lit. from personal experience.
Scrofula depre—es 11,1. I it..l energies. mid thus
lea‘es it, victim. far more Sllhjeet to 114e:lhe
and its f.ital re , iill , tbnit are lie:1101v comditu
tions
Bence it tend; t.. shorten, and does
greatly shorten, the average duration of htiman
T:m vast import:on e of ow, tnn•idera
-1111.4 11:1, 1,1 11 , to Spend years in
remedy wlih It qiinte tie its cure. This
We now orr,r to the public under the name of
AY SAINAPAIIII.II, although if 1. coin.
pii-ed of itmred Hits, soon' of ahult exceed the
hest of .` , /rs/prol/ht in alterative power. By
its aid you may protect yourself from the suffer
ing :oil danger of these disorders. Purge oat
the foal corruption , that rot and fester in the
blood; purge out the tallSei of disease, and
health will follow. By its peculiar
virtues this reinutly stimulates tile vital func
tions, and thus e•pels the distempers which
lurk within the syvtern ur burst out on any
part of it.
\Ve know the public have been deceived by
many c oloponilds of .54,,irar/Ihz, that promised
notch and did nothing ;hut they will neither be
deceived nor di-appointed in this. Its virtues
hove been proven by abundant trial, anti there
remains no question of it , surpassing, excellence
for the t tire of the afflicting diseases it is in
tended to reach. Although under the clime
moue, it iv a very ditVerent medit ine front any
other which ha- Ir•en Before the people, end is
far more effectual than any other which has
ever been available to them.
CHERRY PECTORAL,
Tho 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
ibsure the pullie 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 ever done.
Prepared by J C. AVER & CO.,
Trucial;Pand Anri
Lowell, ➢lass.
Sold by all di u gg ists everywhere.
Mold by .1. W. Ebbiorr, Carlisle, and deal
(Ts everywhere.
I ‘ X. ' t \ . I du 1 l ' : ‘ r
t t t o o t r h ie iL a t t ia r o ja m w :
July 1. 18114--ly.
TAill ES A. DUNI3 A 11, Attorney at
•Law, Carl it le, On. Ofliro on the south, side of the
Court ileum, adjoining the "American PriutiugOilleu."
July I, 1864-Iy.
WE.k KLI4W, Attorney at Law
on ;moth ll:mover street, mljolnlug tli
°ince of Judge llreham. All professloual buslui.,,s iris
truf.ted to him will be promptly attended to,
July 1,1864.
SAMMO/ fl E. BURN, jr., Attorney
at Law. OMeu with nuu. Samuel Iluphurn, Main
St. Carib& Pn,
July 1, 1813.1.
11,1JFITS H. SFIAPLEY, Attorney at
La iv, Carlisle Pa. A ttepds to securing and rol
leeting So:diers' Pay, Bouuthet. and Pensions. (Mee
on South annoyer Street, opposite I3uutz's Store.
July 1, 1801.
ASV (IA RD.-C El A 11.1.11$ M
IJi)LAJIGitLIN, Attorney t Low, 011ieuin Inhoffir
buildlog,,just opposite the Market House.
July 1, 1804-Iy.
( - I P. HUM - ERICH, Attorney at Law
Office on North Hanover street, a lbw doors
mirth of OlN's Hotel All business entrusted 'to him
will be promptly attended to.
July 1, 1861.
Dr. I. O. L(
PanTret Struat fuwiloorxWir,2,,y.
OZ ;
bulow'Snuth thtnovir et in.
-- Jnlyl; 1864:
JOSEPH RITNEII, Jr„ Attorney at
Lftwitud Surveyor, hiveliontoshurg, 'PA. Wilco on
Rail Road Street. two doom north of the Banh..,
01.Bufifinnis prOmptly'attendod to.
Ju17.101364.,
W. O. SAWYER
f:tEO W.. .NEIDICAI, D. D. S':
v 1 Lite Demonstrator of,Operatlve Dentlsiry oitlM
; mr -, lal n ttifog r i Callego or
4 141•11r..0" . ! 4.llle 4 eUt hls tir le . eldencer
opposlto Marlon Dalt, - West Main street, Cal lisle, Pa.
July t, 1864., „
11 . 11, .G.EOIII4E S. -SEA
JILIRTOI.IT,Debtist; from the Bain..
alma.' more coliagu of Burgery r
strilj—Oftlee - at the ;residence • of hie mother, East
Loather alrret, three'doOrs bolew Bedford.
Jury 1, 1804: . " •' • • • ' ••• 7'
I)llYSlClANSlvill'findit to theirad
A. Ti!utisto audiurrliasi
/*lf
Ayor's Sarsaparilla
.P. - VEIt'S
I{A'reteivod ati unusual y . - argo and
rptrscauctocktockar.::.- •
SPRING AND SMILIIER GOODS,
and asks that. his old-customers, and all. persons . In
want al} firsi.rato ; 01..01'11.00, should ,givo,htm-a call.
441 assort moutconslst,s lu partut• , -
CLOTHS, CAS§IMHRHS, SATTINETS,
VEStINGS, and ; all oiliar hinds of goods for Gentle
mon'S,Cinthlog. Ms assortment of pieett-goOds is the
largest and most *ailed over brought to Carlisle, and
ha
,Is determined to sell goods by the, yard on terms es
favorable as any other store. ills stook of
Really-made Cloithing,
is extensive and beautiful, consisting of COATS,
PANTS, VRSTS, OV.JatCOATB, &c., which ho will sell
chvapar than any o ther, establishment.
Ile bee a beautiful assoitmout of GENTLEMEN'S
F,UANISII.IIIO 11 UODS, such as
UNDERSHIRTS,
OVERSHIRTS,
DRAWERS,
UMBRELLAS,
CARPET BAGS,
TRUNKS, &0., &o
Como and nee his beautiful assortmont of Goods be
fore nurchasing elanwliere. Ile takes pleasure In show
log his Goods, and will satisfy all that he can and will
Goods cheaper than any other house outside of the
- CUSTOMIOVS ORDMIS —I invite an examination
of my stock a Fine Cloths, Cassimeros, Vestlngn, &s.,
which I manufacture upon special orders.
SPECIAL NUTICEL-1 would say to the public, that
my goods are manufactured under my own supervision
noel by the very host workmen. My stock Is the most
extensive I have ever bed. and my friends and the
public are invited to call and examine for themselves.
Oir-Iternember the old stand, North Ilanovor St.
ISAAC LIVINGSTON.
rl Isl e , April 22, 1853.
Cil ARM?. 1829. PERPETUAL
PP,ANK lAN
FIRE INSURANCE COMP'Y.
OF
PHILADELPHIA.
ASS ITS
ON JANUARY 1, 1864,
8 2,457,849 95.
CAPITAL,
ACCRUED SURPLUS,
INVESTED PREMIUMS,
Unsettled Claims,
fts,4ln.
LQSS PAID SINCB 1829,
$5,000,000.
PERPETUAL AND TEM POR ARY POLICIES ON
=
DIRECTORS.
CHARLES N. RANCE:ER ISAAC LEA,
EDWARD C. DALE,
SkMUEL (IEO. PALES,
.1:A('1111 R. smmi, A LER, I) I , ITLER,
11 Et). W. RICH ARDS, Flt AS. W. LEWIS, M. D
CFI ARLIC.S N. DA NCICER. Pec.ol.
EDWARD C DALE, Vice Prem't.
JAS W. MCA Sec. Pro. T,m.
A. L. SPONSLER, Agt., Carlislo Pa.
Match 18, 11C4—Imo.
CARLISLE FORGE.
NEW FIRNI
wlEAva.;r. & BPACIIiEIt.
1 1 111 , 1 subscribers would respect fully
1.11,1111 . 0 to the puhltr, that tinning puraluised
li t , Carlisle liMrLimi. formerly owned hr
me have COLO 111 e nerd the 1091111 in: Lure nod will keep
runslitutly un lmud ell sizes of the hint quality of
BAR IRON,
0 I 41 ve prompt ifit Lt. nil cirdei R. whethi,
fro, a th•Lancv
( .- . ! 1 P. inns T. 1 ,1 tor 041 wronzht Iron
. 4 Clt A doli,ered at the Furge. at the
t"aro•h•.
May 13, 18i1—ly
Carpotings and Oil Cloths
`V' \V reeoiving at 02,ilby's cheap cash
' 4 ;l lot of \ etwl.l.lll. Ilmup,
IMES
(.' A A' E T S
4il L (1.111111'. 1 all mi4ths, nhlcn will I e
•411 !or 01...a5h at, the lowest rae
ts.
01111.111% Trustee
Nlarl t 4 1,4
Fourth Arrival o r Now cthoocis
I just returued (tore the rilie-.+ nith a larre
.rl.ll - lon r
NEW S NDIEIt DRESS Gui)DS
A'l 1)}. A 1o 1 nolt),1 lino or
yo.co•iiry , tllll Li,. 17,1,A
1,:..11,,j detwa Led IA1.11; ore,,
=J• • run I'vntollse, Pat, hibltons. hats r
I,too• u•od 111,sos' II skirts, and n guttural assort.
moot of seasonable ;;oods
MEN AN I) IS () YS' WEAR.
11 5n11111,4 chl.rkir large lot of OLD UUUUa much less
11,11 neh.
I,lli Ono dont. below 31artin'F lintel, East Main
IMMEIEM
_T:33L - 37 - •rc:ocz)cl...
MPIUNG, 1136.1,
REEN FL LD & 14 E 14' F. R
VITE the attent on of buyers to their
I now .lark 01 Dry Dion's. If will be b/unil uinur
p;,,101 in ell those fe,towhirls n n 01:0-11
• ilenartilion Le of our blielnees have been
touch eiiiiirged, eepevinll3 dint of
I) E 00D ,S ,
,Nbi,•l, We are confident. Is the most YX V.' 4FM/1j
'tweet ever eillorest thiq town. NVe have lone open
rsariv thr inspertlon ail the novelties nI the season, viz
Pophos, all new shades and style,. th,zand,i, l “,,.
Plain and rial,l POlll 11S. CbIIIIII•K DO i iil.•
a Is autlful stock of A LPACCAS, at astonishingly
low pricer.
DOMESTICS.
l'i iota, Bleached Min:Bus, Broad Shoptings, Flrinne
ll Ingham:, C. , ecks, Ticking., Cot. tonadeN, &c.
Gents' and Boys' Wear,
C um, Cassini°, ea. Jeans, Summer Cassimeres, &c.
tVe would call the Wootton of our friends more part lc
ularly to our ',unloose stock of Min:Hos, Callco,i. Cot
ouadec, all boucht not winter, before the lam :Wynne
which v.ill ho sold at prices that defy competition
Psi sons may rely on getting great bargains at Om
store of
GREENFIELD & SHEAFER
9lnrch 23, 1864
NOTE :—l , lrsons desiro not examine our stock wit
please be particular, and recollect our Store is In Zug'
building, S. H. Corner llarkot Square, Second Door, op
poslte Ritter's Clothing Score D. & S.
New Stock of Hats and Caps
AT KELLER'S OLD STAND,
North Hanover Street.
splendid assortment of all the new
styles of Silk Moleskin, Slouch. Soft A: Straw
11 , 0,, .0 vopeu at city and home inane tutu re nvli eh will
he sold at ,he lowest east) prices. Solt hats ci all goal.
Ities Gum the finest Beaver and Nutria. to the cheap
est wo ,I. and of all colors. n nsurp toned by auy this
side Philadelphia. A large stock of
SITIILIIER lIA TS,
Palm. Leghorn, Braid, India Panama, and
Straw. Childrens fancy Jfe.
Also a full assortment of Mons, Boys mak childrens
caps of every description and style,
The subscriber Invites all to come and examine his
stocic. Being a practical hatter, lie fools confident of
giving astisfaction. Thankful for the liberal patron.
age heretofore bestowed he solicits a continuance of
the same. Dont f rget the stand, two doors above
Shriner's Hotel and next to German's shoe store.
JOIIN A. KELLER, Agt.
N. B. Hats of all kinds made to order at short notdso.
A. W. BENTZ.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
•
Great Reduction in Dry Goods,
fl WING to the recent 'hem," fall in
j 7 the price of Gold I have determined to reduce
every Article In toy Mimetic° stun of Dry Goode _to a
corresponding price with the precious metal and intend
o-mate still farther reductions from time to time its
Gold recedes in price. My extensive stock hoe been
ninthly porches. d at low prices end before the great
advance in goods 1 take title opportunity of calling
the attention of the public to the notice, as I can and
will sell lower than any !louse outside the Eastern -
Cities. Call and itixamine for yourselves, Remember the
old stand Routh Hanover street below the Court Home.
Oct. 7, 1864. A. W. MINTZ.
'B. N. JAMESON, S. 81.. COYLE, J. M.CANDLISII
'B. lt. JAMESON & Co.
WWholesale 'and retail Dealers in Fan,
ay Dry Goode, 'Manning& Notions &a., North .
westmorner of Hanover and-Pomfret struets Carlisle
Pa, would respectfully announce to the-Public that
they_havu just returned from the liestern Cites-with
a large and well solected-etoch of Gciods consisting lu
part lloslery, Gloves, Mitts, Vella, Crapes, Cravats,
Doom Nein" bbawls,. Ilandkorchlefs, Suspenders,
Shirts, Drawers, Dolts, Lidles dr Cents Collars, Bind;
logs, Cords, Buttons, Combs, Noodles, Sewing Silks,
Dam Skirts, Paper, Pens, Perfumery, Cigars &0., 4e.
We would particularly invite thoattention of ".
Country Aldrohants,
to our stock, as in the mates.' of prices, as well as in
other important particulars, we enjoy this greet a&
vantage, via., one trench of our House and member or
our firm are locato`d Vkilladelphia, and always pre•
pared.lo take advantage of every fluctuation in the
'market. •
Liberal tortes made with wholesale purchasers end
Unusual indueements offered tobpyera of every class.
Cali and examine our stoch. •
- JAMESON'k Co: -
Oct. 14,1E104. • • - • •
rHE FO WARDING AND GRAIN
1~ ppeinae itAbrmbrly maduCted by tine, Oivler do
Co., la now carriqd on byS c P
.701 IN :ORE A SON, •• •
Oreapon. Comb. Co.
July 20,1864-0
AMILY DYE 'COLORS,' '"
• - • • 'AT ItAtSTONT
BOOKS,
FANCY a OODSe'
COMM() rIONARIES;
T S ,
• PERFUMERY,
• PRESERVED FRUITS,
MINCED MEAT, PICKELS &C
AT HAVE RSTICK'S,
. North "Tattooer Street, Carliele,,Penn'a.
Just ojoned an ItspOrtment of Fresh Drugs, Fancy
Goods, Gilt Books, Perfumery. Fruits, and Confection
nry,.which has never been surpassed In this borough,
for novelty and elegance. The articles hove boon se.
boated with great care, and aro calculated, in quality
and price, to command the attention of purchasers.
FANCY GOODS,
which comprise every variety of fancy articles of the
most exquisite finish such as
Papier Machu Goods,
Nlegant alabaster and porcelain ink.stands and truyo
Fancy ivory, pearl and shell card cases,
Ladies' rancy Baskets,
„tVaticy Work .12exes,,with sewing instruments,
Lailles'eatnia, Writing Desks. and Port•folioa.
Pon Monnales, of every-variety.
Geld pens and pencils, Fancy paper weights, and a
largo variety of ladles' Fancy stationery.
Motto seals and wafers, Silk and bead purses.
hiding whip's, elegantly finished. Fine cutlery,
Poitoino baskets and bags.
Brushes of every kind for the toilet,
X. Basin and it. .S: O. Wright's Soaps and Perfumes
of various blurts.
Fancy Plus for hcad dresses and shawls.
Musical Instruments,
together with an Innumerable variety of articles ale.
gently finished and suitable for
I'RES ENTS,
to which lin invites special attention.
Also, an extensive and elegant collection of
BOONS,
comprising various Ruglith and American Works,
richly embellished Pog f ICA %VCR (CS. Bibles and
Hymn Books, elegantly bound in velvet with metal
clasps and vortturtt.
ills assortment of &hoot Books and School Station
ery is also complete. and comprises everything used in
the Schoeht. lie al.° desires to eall the particular at.
tenllou of Families to hts elegant assor talent of
I. A N I'S ,
from the extensive estialtisbments of Cornelius, Archer
and others of Philadelphia. cming-Dig every RtNi, ,, of
Parlor, Chamber and study L:1111P, 11 r boning either
Lard. t -, porot ur Etherigti oil; 3160 DYGTI". , vel,•hra red
iinosetio or Coal ()II Latup,,, together ;tilt) 11. nt•r
V. 04, Fancy BCrertil. Se. Ills assortment in this lute
is uninitmital in the borough. Aiso,
SEG a ItS AND Toll %COO,
embracing all the favorite brands, and a fine assort
meet of M Ilhiltrit;tlA DII eOIOItERS AND PI l'Eq. the
celebrated itillocnchink, Lynchburg Bmoliing Tobacco.
FRUITS,
$400,000
971 LOOO
1,086,280
Incomn for 1864
300,000.
such as Oranges, Lemons, Vies. Raisins, Nectarines,
Prunes, \ iN ECTI /N AR V—
PRE:4ERV ED FRU fni. MINCED 'AI EAT, etc
in et,' Virinty and at all prleeQ, all of v Lich are pure
and fresh ' , nal no can he c• ofidently recommends t to
his hionds. Ills stock everyt log In the
line ni Fenry woods. with many other articles useful
1., housekeepers which the public are especially invi
ted to rill and
Heinen/11, the Old elan S, nearly opposite the Bank
on ;,ortn Ilan over street
July I, Ipo4.
The op , raluff the 'are., t and
must ,toik of goods ,ver offered to the pouple
t•litnhellatl
A et.o.plete gi•nt•ral auto. [moot of
Ladies Dress Goods.
A n assnrlnnknt nf I.ADI I'S . . , 1 , /I . IINING And
SEC, I.\ U N 11:ItN I N,l I . rnun the Celel•rn
Lod >lnut ning S,u,rn w nin•Nun s :nun, Ph.la.
A I z ngn woinrl nn.nt
and %1011, winir vstrin t ,•f
1'311 , y and p:,titJ i ai,llll,llOS,
=ME
1.111 , • , 16, :ts , orllnont, r:ttoo.
14,1, r• rIl pH, varkd 4. ,,, r;.11. nt of DI:PLEX
rKI It C.`, 3I tf,. Hit tho 1 • 1 • It • brai
f.ti 10:11111N. Ili 1 , 1 • in the 1.1..5. of
mill 'oho.
=
A la.,A q••••!: I. I'.\ \
I; I, A • 11 I.t.t 111,...1.11, rvia 111. •id
.1 1,t1',114.1V I.oW rt
Partici,. 11,1: 1.04., 1.‘1 , 1!0 . •1'11110r111r.rdor5,"/1,,V1•11
.1, 41.1, t.I 1111 1,11/.16 I,,Lliptly and run:Ltvtll .. . attend.
Ail of ,ffialt ,01.1 thNo (ay prly, 113 v
111,4 [wen hasval a - t• tilt. late a Ivan.,
k nets tirttat•Q 'tort.
ttt rttattta. t atlt,tlt. oftiststta if fs,,xtt•f f ', 11,4-
:totr awl i- twt, twarr Ila -apftk. Itta It trod,
I tlar rwitfle, ,Ith all kmds I C e tfattsla, al tUa
atts est twit latt rat,. il is sf a di to yen ft, ices
it TEIS,
mind Crackers, l'hcr,,
~Irci. L.res, by %V hi. 11,110 rret,,,,
11/4
116, -ca
... 'I vkacoi, Matches, Blacking,
,lc 1 I'.,t
SS AND STONE AVA
othur arlt
t 1,331 1, 1,14 iii 3 111,1 1,13,,
In n e.rid lo pri os I urn ti,t,,otltir I to :‘,ll gootk
Chu Itove , t II un•,
=l3
li I; 'l' T Elt , EGGS,
iid nil Linda of Cuutilry talkEn at tuniket
1
sutlers sod ldtleN own are part kill:irk - invited to
.Cd loot FOP OW 1 . 1 . 11.0 , 1":01,1 l'1111:\ hit 11
It.. beet] prououneed by r•slpeteol, judges the most
uperi, hurls ul the .t,e.
MEMEM
.1 AR(; h: It VAL OF FRESH
—4 GRocrums—visii OF ALL KINDS.
Among a largo lit of real gioiniiio
Haiti
more.lrl kit iii oak hariels, MAUKA If El.
It ;owes I hat is really astoni,ldogly low. I'iolccl, of
All Mods.
TOBACCO AND SEGARS,
LIQ UORS, 4 - C..
the lowest late, for CASH or Country Produce
TIIE partnershii) lierettilere existing
bawewi ch. les L. Ilitlburt itllll Craw fist plow
tg. ILts liven .1 so hy Ci . 11,111. The. liisokt,
Mit areounts it., in lII' hands oit lialltert. whit
arriestty let tiests all putt OS it% oht accounts es ith the
late firm its call and net Llt jr.
11:1ViI114 ellterVll lilt, partnership with his In - other,
ha les 1.. Ilallielt, the business; stilt hett.utforth ho
irotoincietl under Lilts style of Halbert At lioither
The now Intu aoukt lespeellull; call attention to
their stook of
New and Fresh Groceries.
men stock is 13 rze and elected with the gr. (test care
and will ho sold at the lowest prices fur eneli. I t eon,
slots In part f lino old Oneernuient, COFFEE,
Prime•lt In do , Prime Rio boasted.
SYRUPS.—Now York. Boalou,ltud Philadelphia Sy
rups. of he vary hoHL qualitioa.
BROWN ABU RB.—The heat tho markot affords.
hovering's hest Crushed. Sand, and Pulverized Sugars
'asu. his A. B. and C. Sugai s, which cannot be bur
passed. . '
It Corn St seen F reins. Damien no Oldies, Essence
ColTeu, t' n, Lye, seap, Candles, Sr,
CHINA,GLASS, AND ty
QUEENS W ARE,
A largo and well selected stock of the very latest pat—
terns And sty on, lower than ever in price, and 'better
In quality. than was ever offered before In Carlisle.—
Cull and sea. Wooden and 'd lllow NVare, such as Tube
Bucket's, and Churns, Baskets of every description;
Children's CA MU MIES., Stoneware, Cream Pots, But—
ter Jars, Preserve lore Jugs, all sizes.
visii_N p I, 2 and 3 Mackerel. No.
'w.4.4 - 4 , 4frWttz 1 MESS SII A D No. 1 herring.
A large quantity f the celebrated Excelsior LIAMS.
SA la by the Sack, !Miry and hi. A. Salt.
The subset born rospoatully ash the patrolling° o
their friends and the public .' , orally, and Invite thou
to call and oxamine their nip naw stack, lit tho old Atand
corner of Ilanovl3r and Lonth-r Stlode.
Carlislo. April 22, 1864
rr HE subscriber wishes to announce to
the people of Carlisle and vicinity, that ho has
opened IA
FLOUR AND FEED STORE,
on the South East Corner of Main and West Streets, in
the Warehouse owned and formerly occupied by Jacob
Rheum. The h st brands of FANIILY FLOUR, kept
constantly on hoed cud delivered to any part of the
town. Having perfected arrangements with some of
the first Indic to the neighborhood, I onto assure my
customers that they will IM furuished with.au article
of Flour which 1 can vouch for. I will keep constantly
on baud FKED OF ALI. KINDS, such as
Corn, Oats, Bran, Shorts, Potatoes, &c.
The highest cash prleca paid for (train of alLltlutla
and Flour. Dou't forgot the old established stand.
___,..cenrllloo, May 20, 1864
Of the old firm Of John P.iLyne t i" Son, •
JAS just completed opening his new
Spring stock of Ilaran are. Paints,
arnishes, &0,, to which he invites the early ottention
of tho publla generally. Ito has greatly enlarged his
stock in all Its various branches, and ran now acme.
niodate thOpublip with
' Reliable Goods,
in large or small quantities at the lowest prices. A
look into his store will convince them that be has
enough Goode to fully supply the demand in this mar.
'bet. , P 111141.118 Wanting Goode in Mir ilea will find it to
their advantage to - givo I'M a call Wore making their
purohasos. All orders porsomdly and punctually at.
tended 'to; and, no misroproseutatlons Joade. to effect
' ' 14WIS F. L'irisill;
ge t 11101. - Noah Irani:lvor Si. - -
NEW GOODS --
Every description, and quality , of Grog - odes,
Quaeuttaro, Ilardware, Plekele, , llaune, Fine Llquote,
tobacco, &gate, Pines, Fro.h Fruits and vegetables in
Cans, Oysters de'. Spices, Wood, and Willow ware; all
kinds and of the boat qnallty and to be sold at the
loweat'pvloes Tot natal, ••••
• July 1, 1,964.
NEW A MIVAL OF DRY GOOD 3
==
EMBREEM
The larize,t stuck of Stall);\ zi outside of tho Enstern
=I
('folks for Ladies Cloaking
110.111;.710 GOODS.
ci,.);11,z. MITTIN,:: , AND 1,.10KI:\
MERE
SA UC ES. PRESERVES,
and a good 8H00! talent of
Jul) 1, 18.4
DISSOLUTION
=l3
Flour and Feed Store.
I~T6Tf ~ o'Ll ' f iRFf ~F9Iq'NbYA
I 1
,t 4. -1 1 WA 111:7
LEWIS F.-LVIITE,
FIRE INSIEjaANCE.
y g p'UE , Anon
and: Ettstpennsboro' Mu
tual I ire Ices radon Cum pally Of Cumberland
County. Incorporated by en net of Asoottully, In the
year 1641, and having recently had Ito charter extend
ed to year 141.1, In nine in tirtiVe and vigorous op
dratlon, under the superintendence of. the following
hoard of ;I,,lattagertt, clz,,„
Wllliatp 11. Gorges. Citrittilnu St ' ayman, Jacob EheirlY
Alex. Cathcart, J. IL Coovbi., John Elcitelber
ger, Joseph Widiteroltant; Munl.,Eberly. Moses Bricker,
Rudolph. Martlll, Jacob Coover, and 1. o.,Duniap.
The rates of Insurance are no low- and favorable ne
any Company of the hind In the Etnta. Portions wish
ing to become members ate Invited to Make applica
tion to the °gents of lhe Company, who era willing to
wait upon them at any time.
WM; It. OORGAS. President,
Eberly's Mills, P. O.
CHRISTIAN STAYMAN, Vico President,
Mechanicsburg, P. 0.
Jon N C.DLINLA Seet'y. Mechanicsburg.
DANIEL DAILY, DEloburg, York Co.
AGENTS.
Cumberland county.—John Short-Irk, Allen: Henry
Zearing, Shiromaniffown; Lafayette Paton, Dickinson;
floor) Bowman, Churebtown ; Mode Griffith, South
Middleton; Samuel Graham. Westpenmfforo'; Samuel
COnver,lllechat.lcabing; .1. W. Cocklin, Shepherdatewn
D. Coovrr, Gpper Allen ; .1. G. Saxton, Silver Spring;
John Dyer, Carlisle; Valentine Feel:Dan, New Cumber
land ; James AlcCandlish,
York county—W. IS' !Irking. Dover; James Griffith,
Warrington; .1. F. Deardorff, Washington: Richey
Clark, Lilisburg; D. Gutter, Fairview ; John Williams
Carroll.
Dauphin en —Jacob bowler, frarrisbum.
Ilaubora of the Company having policies about to
expire, Inn have them renewed by making application
to nay of the Agents).
July 1,1)164.
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WHEELIE!? & WILSON'S
SE 111 *if G 01.1
AT REDUCED PRICES,
With Glass Cloth Prosser, Improved toop—
Check, New S'yle Hammer, Binder,
Cor ar, Braider, oto.
At the Railroad (Mice, Carlisle. Pa
INTERNATIONAL ExmnrrinN, LnstloS, 1862
18a.
UNITF.D ,TOTE, MiIiI,LTLIIIL bUCIKTT
Silver Medal at the Penavl eoala Stale Fair
.`e member, 18(J1
American In , ' it ut... Si' , York. \1444'hm4114,4' Asaoriat ion.
Fran 1.1141 I 4,tir P 1411,11 4 ,11,111.1. Nlotropulititli
)1..4 , 1)4,164•4, 1u tit tt , , ',\ t.. 41. Mar .aiol
Ocil i•••' A sstwiii 1i4•;,-
tuek} I ustltuto, 114.4.11.inic411 A 4,44 lation,
St. Lout., 10c14.4itt., , ' I tisti Lute. ran loattciteu.
MAINE,
VERMONT.
CON N riOUT,
NEW JERSEY.
PENNSYLV A NIA,
VIRGINIA.
MISSISSIPPI
MISSOURI,
DEE
INDTA\
10 \VA.
V. I t'kit
t
'hese eviel.rahsi telapteti L, i vet., va
riety al Sev. log oe I tear, ft t he lightest in a-.
lie.. Lit Lite Ite.ivics h
t ciths. They ivt.ek ‘•e11
upon hue, ivuoien. awl
11 ~,,t112„
t tasiatitei ami pet fo, stitch. alike
ten Ist h 1.••• f V spe.ii•s iti se‘vitig
°\.'e; inakit, h s all I ,Ittelittig hut.toits.
Utt,i 111 tell ti. s titt Nl.teltitte eta
:,/ s ‘l.•. OtatlS h.• 11 LH. , 13.1i1111`
k , IJ! th it le rsorial rtietion 1.
• o•hio•hl all' "I do e, liou is scut, ‘,l/It.h is a
still'. lett eai.lo.
qnalil hlch °commend the IN heeler tt
NVilson ilachiric arc—
nn.l cx redone° clbtitell, alike on both si les
01 the l.ii i P. ..ce ed.
tiralnor. and duradillly of seam, that
will n..t rip tooid and :Dade n 11.11—
3 1., cnoni i lni ca I
4 1 t attachlacni awl a die ralote of application to
pure- , n , and in it, nib
alp.o Inc— t 1. 4 .. lo_;:Ince• of lug 41.1 and finish.
G. Fdlop.icit All , l trV.1.011.h11.• , ': Ctlllttrurlion.
7 1. i.Y •• .11 and management, knd
gulettna.r 1.11110V1.11101,t
I=
M ,10
11-411 P00r. , 14,1
Itlnck \Valrut or Nlithogurly b, 04
Half to 0
11.111123,”, \Valuta or :1 - I.lllogany o 3 0
I Machille, t•ili el plated, Ivith
Plain 'rata•, 05 00
Hal(Ca , o, P.llnLnd , Mark Walnut. 70 00
Mack Walnut or Nlahogany 7i, 00
Ila!Wage, Ilosr+ro•oI, !..0 00
Full CA... Black WAlnut or Mahogany 00 00
Full Coon, Polishe•., Rosewood, 100 00
No 4 Machine, Largo with
Plain Table. 75 00
Plain I'l,l In,
Every \lardOur l old nail a Ilanunnr, Van. 1 and
Nlachihrs .IN,..lcleolorleto, it Wit the Now Glass Clot
i'rrs.,t. Nes , Ott 1, 11. 111, VI" Mlld Braider.
\theelet at NV A_,•m'v at
Railroad and Telegraph Office,
CARLISLE, PA.
July 1, Ic6l-Iy.
STEINWAY PIANOS.
First Prize Modal at the World's Fair,
London, 1862.
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,( ':' qt •19 P 8 ii.i'
k2ad 4
,
rrliE undersigned has just received
1 and intends to tenon,stantl3 on hand a I'll!) as
ttortment of the unegii.illed Piaui, manufactured 1,3
Steiniv.y Si Soot, of Non, York
Earli instrumen. Will lit' f•art.fully selected in the
Manulactcry and will be sold at the
New York crash Factory Prices,
with the ..daiti. or Freight to Cat MI,
A written guara..teit of entire Nittistaetion will he
given by the .übseril , er It. each purchauer.
Persons desirous to paella.. tiro Incited to call and
4ica nine these u nriv..l led Piano, at
R. E. Shapley's Jewelry Store,
Main Street, 3d door east of the Mansion Holm, non
t: e Railroad Depot
SHCOND HAND PIANOS received In exchange and
kep for 'ale and to rent.
JOHN K. STAY3IAN.
Carlisle, May 22.1863-1 y
\VM. BENTZ
A. B. EWING'S
FURNITURE WARE-ROOM
•
. . ,
West iligh Street, Carlisle, Pa.
(Premium awarder( al the Cumberland
County Ayrioultura l Fair of 18.17,)
The Fubperther ITS Just recely.d the most splendid
assortment of articles in his line, ever brought to this
place—which be is determined to sell at prices that
duty competition.
Parlor,
Chamber, '
Dintag-room,, FURNITURE.
Kitchen and
Office _—
Embracing every article used by ffuuse and Hotel
keepers, of the most approved and fashionable design
and finish. Including also Cottage-furniture in.satta,_l
reception and Crimp Limits, Mattresses, Gilt franca,
pictures,
-Particular attention given as usual to funer
VAal.;
orders from town and country, - attended to promptly
and on moderato terms.
A. B. E.
July 1,18C4. •
.
13AINTS AND OILS
- • lo Tons White Load. 1000_0allons of 011. ; Just
received with a largo agsortment of
Varnlehea' , " Fir° Proof Paint,
Turpontllko, Florence White,
Japan, ' -White Zino
Putty, . Colored Zinc,
Lithargo, Red Lead
' • , Whiting, Boiled Oil, .
Glue, " — Lard Oil, . '
Shellac, `. 4 t Sperm 011,
~ . Paint Brushes, • Ash 011, 4a, 1 -
Colors of every description dry, end. 011 In. cites and
tubas at the liardwaro - Store - of
. • BENIII7 ElAkro.l4.
July 1, 1804.- , . . . , ~
, .
Bryan 9 Pulmonio Wafers,
AT RALhTON'S
Dec. 11, 1803
. •
AYSIOIANS .;Will find it to their rid
_L'• vantage to WI mod purchase, their Medichtes M
. ; •• • ~• • • I{ALSTONII.
BEI
Highest Premiums at the
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TN:NNI
CIIK1)1.;1,E OF PRICES
No. 3 I.lrllluo, x lill
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No. 5 Machtzw, Cylintior, with
T'lilalti (',l>lf
rif.)AL, AND .1..1 . 18E1ti-VAR)I I - T
eubscrlbers 'e j t'ithe• oink . 'oil teicia • Into
partnership to tradep . ,; ;
.;
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. .
COAL. AND 1„. U .61,13E)3, 0,
Iva will con M antly-otr bkad, 21.1921A0,01..
der ell kinds ataqii.lity of sdasedod
LUMBER, • .
BOARDS
SCANTLING,
•, • 1171.01.14 sitopr .
Paling, Plastering Lath, Shingling,. Lath,,w,orke4t
Plobring end Weatherboarding, Posts AndliallS, akid
every article that belongs tb 4.Lumbitr,Yard4.;rc,,
All kinds of Shingles, to-wit: Whitepino„pbralost:,
and Oak; 'of dlfibront Odities: Flaring cart Orour
own we can furnish bills to order bf any' , lazigtlt:and
eta at the shortest notice and en the most reasonable
terms. Our worked boards will be kept tinder' . ciiireze
on they c e bo furnished dry at all times, ••
Wu have vonstantly nn hand all kinds' of' , IrtkinUi
Coal under cover, which we, will deliver claim 1 4i11 13 /
part of the borough. To wit: . .
Lytton': Valley, Broken; Itgg;
• - 1.. k Stove and Nut, Lube 0.14.1er,
VOW.° L:49 Tievorten, Locust Monk:tin,
tray lg Lohbery, which we pledge otir+
selybe to soil at the-. haltest
prices.
Rest quality of
Limeburner's and Blacksmith's Opal,
always on band which wo will mill a the lowiSeb Ogure
Yard %vast side of Grammar School, Main street,
ARMSTRONG & lIONEFIL
July 1, 1136.1
Notice of Co•Partnership'.
ruliE public are hereby informed that
the undersigned have this day entered into is'Eo
Partnership, under the name of Delaney dc Blab for
the purpose of carrying ou the Coal and Lumber Limi
ness. at tno old stand of Oltrer Delaney, near the Gas
Werlie ; where all orders,ln thefr line of business are ,
respectfully solicited, and will be promptly' filled.
OLIVER DELANCY,
ANDREW H. BLAIR
Oct. 10, 1803— t f.
litZ — Orders fur coal will be rocidvoit st Halbert &
Flouting's Ornsory BON); Itobort Alooro's Sboo Moro
and A. if Blair's Currying Stodp'
1411.ANOY & uLthin.
ir_q_Orders Mr Coal or Lumber solicited tbrot.th the
Pnst °Mee. arrangements havlnst.been made with' the
Pn , temecer to eitarge the postage en same to us. All
order, puneteelly
BOOTS AND SHOES.
' T
the .tore of John Irvine, on the AN. E rn;nar of th« pul,ne squaro lo Iho Onto to
purrhauf• lenaa Sh,e. Hats and Caps, at prlcui
d.•r,
.
Ile J roteel from the Mast with the Iltrgekt
and ennipl.d a ;14. rtment of Roots. Shoes, lists I
(laps that ho has ever presented to thisr:entn=lnity,
and e Wet he is determined to sell at the lowest pot
,mie prices. Ills steel, I.lllbl aces everything in -his
liar of b nines?, such ns
MEN'S & BOYS' FINE CALF BOOTS,
Kip Bards, Calf and Patent Leather Oxford Ties, Cult
and potent Li at her rialto s, Calf Nullifiers, Calf And
Kip Brogans, Slipper, tire.
LADIES' WEAR,
Fine French and Engli,h hastlngflaiters. Morocco Calf
and Kid B.sils Fine Kid !ippon, Fancy Slippers, Slur
rose,, and Kid Buslchis,
MIS Ft A D Cllll,l/100 'S VIT.AW f all desalt)
ond,hteirn! fine Lasting (loiters, Mnrrorrn and
Ito it,,,, Boots, 'lot rocen.l nee boos of all lauds
lane, -I -, at untea,=..l,leo Oipper, agfC.
I AT' l'". , 'nf..llloere. Per and Wool Wets
of all qualities and Styles, also a large aseorlment of
STRAW HATS
Vont, sod SLrn s made to order at the shortest notice
Ib•pyirinq promp,ly oone. Cuufident ufltis ability to
ph.n,e ill r:no e,.it customers ho respectfully invites
th:• puhlic t” dive him a coll.
111)_Itotnetuber the place, N E corner of the Public,
Square.
July 1, 1914
NEW GOODS!!
NTOW offering an humans° variety of
11 CI, arts,
C
X ESTI `. GS.
C,)l' rON GOODS ke
For Nen and Boys' Wear,
in a I Irger vanity, than ant be found in any eatab
iishuto in this pla• e. ain.l at ns lOW prices BB can be
sold any where. In suit taste and pocket. We mann
tar, tire t h above goods to ,•rder. in the la; est styles,
or sell per 3 ard euct Alters wishing to have the goods
o Fth ht rot roll be a rc, areal...ed. free of charge.
An early in•portion uiOr goods .nd prices, respect
tally solict,d.
ISAAC LIVINGSTON,
North Hanover Strevt Clothing Emporium
July I, 1.o:
ELIA NG OFF ATTW ENT
1" I' Na CENT. II PLOW COST! I
At the sign of the •• hold Eagle," 3 1101JTB above the
Com betlaiel alley Hank, sod tan doors below thn
(le ttr.(o , o Cho, eh Im \I :.t :Urdu street, the largest
and kept selected stoel, of
WATril ES AND JEWELRY
1 , 1 the 't•wn, eIII tw sold to per cent lower than at any
ph", iu 111 , . St at, The ',lova ,• ,, tnprlses it large al,ort
:nen!. and hunting vase Levern,
I,e•pines, A ~,erleta watches, and all other kinds and
,ti
GOLD AND SILT'ER CHAINS.
t 1 00
0 00
i4ald Puna and l'enrils. Jewel, of all kinds, Spectacles
oold and -Hy,. Mated and 6'llver 55 ate,
MUSIC, BON ES ACCORDEONS,
IMI=
The entire stook of t% at chutakor tools, eAte•R s large
iriors. nnJ !Ole! Will be told wholesale or retail on
.•enicnt
flaring mileeiril a first class workman all Muds or
repairing will iie dour as usual, at reduced prices.
July 1,1...61
TILL TRIUMPHANT.
The cam pieta surees, of the Prairie Flower Cook_
rt”re. ‘val ratos the mint, iher in calling the al ten
tam of all a h.. may want n ?.uporior atove to call and
exatatne the Lally f• to v u that has given universal satin—
Eir3
IS' lIAT IS CLAIMED OVER OTHERS IS
Igt. A soving of front 3(1 to 60 per coot. In fuel.
'2,1. A hotter and quicker oven from the same fire
3d A larger oven than any other stove of the same
4th. The preservation of the center piece from sinking
saving len:the.
Stir. The hest !hiker. Roaster. and nook now in ueo,
htli A superior arrangement Sro cleaning the flues,
7th. A perfect Gas Consumer for either wood or coal.
The Prairie Flower Is warranted to give satisfaction
In every particular, and will he shown with pleasure
to all who may call, whether desiring to purchase or
not, tiny tiMilit t refllreheehl terse or country.
A tars other good Cook Stoves on hand, which will
be sold vely Ic to close sto, k.
'pJutlog. hoofing, Job work, Copparsmtlhing Rod
Shrotintr Wcrk pr raptly att• toted to. to town or coun
try. All eork oorraoted at the old stand, Hanover
stJoet Korth 1 Louthor.
MARY MORRIS.
N. B.—Old Copper, Prasm and pi wter bought, &Dd.
tho iiigheNt price paid Id rnuh or goods.
June 25. 11,54
COFFEE POT.
ViT I L 1,1 A )I.lt I D1,1 , ', respectfully
111.111011tICAH to the citizens of Carlisle end the
public gun...roll), that he still continues the manufac
turf of nil kinds of tlu 1111 d Outlet iron ware in J. D.
Ihilbert's building East Inuther street Carlisle at the
sign of the
REV COFFEE POT,
whore he will at all tidies he ready to do all kinds of
work in his lino is ith n,atuvab and despatch.
Also eon at all times he ha those e.lebrated. self
!waling and self touting premium airtight.
FRUIT CANS AND JARS
: , poutitla,ll.,d.ill kinds of jobbing done at
th.- rtost•notice.
Cash paid tor old load, pewter and copper. Thank
ful for the patronage heretofore extended, be hopes by
strict attention, ttod a desire to please all to merit a
eutalnuanre ,b I the
forgot the sign of the Red Coffee Pot.
July 1, 18133.
William P. Lynch
rrhe subscriber informs the public that
he HUH reetinues the
GAS FITTING AND PLUMBING
bobbles at the Old Stand lu the basetnont of the First
Mothodisi Church. lie will attend promptly to all,
tool uses In his lino.
Leadaud Iron Pipes, Hydrants, Hot,and cold
SHOWER BATES,_
Water einfiels. Force a d Litt Puffins. Wro't Welded
Tubes, Iron. Sinks, Bath Tubs, Bath Rollers, Waite lit=
sins, nydrital c Rams, Sic and every description. of
fmchS and fittings for gas. steam water, kc. Superior
cooking Vance Resters and gas fixtureSput — up in
(Interim:, 01•06 end dwellings. nt Ebert no_tjce,luithe
mina nnittern style . . 411 materials and. wOrk, in our ,
line at low nail , nd ivarriii.ted.
uS.Coun ry doe: and jobbinippromptly attended to.
.; my 1. ft d 4.
HAT AND CAP EMPORIUAT:'
1 1 11 :utidtp•signed respectfully announ
ees'to the public th it, ho still continues the But.
tiog Business at the old stand, in West nigh 'sheet,.
and ivith arenewed and efficient ofrort, peoduce *017:
c:es of head llrend of .
Every Variety, Style and Quality,
that shall be Ftlictly in keeping with the imprOye.
meat of the Art, and fully up to the 'age which
7 w
:
live. •
I have
t hand a ,sPlendtd
assorttaant ti.,l
. .
' • HATS AND.CAPS --
;:e---'•
ofall description s $ from the ediamon , Woeli .
to•the finest. Fur ,and Liik Hats ;:and at„prlcsathat„
must soft every, Ono who „has On - ei•e to, `.get"4 ter
worth of his money. ,The stock includet,
. ,
MOLESKIN,'CAS4IIERfi, 11 CA'VER, ,
FET4
of every Style and Color twit iinsuiietsaea for Ligbtnee . ..
'Durlibilliy and Ilnish those of any'other esteblh4t)
•ment in the Gauntry. .
Non's, Boy's and OhildroWa Ilat'a and Cape, of every
description'ootintantly"on hand: •
Be low Wilily invites. all th e old patrons , and,a4
many netyntios ao,„peftolble, tdm a. call. •
•' 431; QALL,tOt. '
Ju1y1,1864. • •, . .. • , ; -•,, ,
1300TEI diG 4110)214, " •
A YULL,..asscirpnent cif, Men and rtn.irs
'
Ifoots andSlioesitdtable, fel. the tetnter:
cllestu'd litlesoe's Bellmore' Dootena,Ohlldroe'e:J l o94 , ;
of all Idnda.• • Lailleeand Gentlemen's GUM °earl:Woes."'
My old outtometoa and all - ti want of goad and chug; '°
Boots SPd 4 1 .4000. and atom
stook, befoio purehashig, , Matti
tho Depot.' • ' - • •
OXTAIL OGILBY S Trustee:
July ],1804,
CHO/g 843:1T°14 r 1° X . ' : AX PrN4
MEE
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It. E. SUAPLEY