•• • • MOUsieUr , Mittuel's patch of sunlight Was,, •.sluniow, and when, ac cording to ail rule and precedent, he .had no right whatoyer to bring his red ribbon out of doors, behold here he was, advanc invivith. his cap already in his hand, twelve paces off! - Tho Englishman had got as far into. his, usual objurgation as " What ivhen - ho.eheeked himself. , it is and I •llalas, it is unhappy, it 4 . is , sad I" Thus old Monsieur Mutual, tilialang gray head. le Whit busiii—at least, I would say, nhat'do you mean, Monsieur Mixtuel ?" " Our Corporal. Hellas, our dear Cor- pond !" . 4( What has happened to him ?" ci You havo nut heard P" "At the fire. But ho was so bravo, so ready. Ah, too bravo, too readyl" " May the devil carry you away !" the Englishman broke in, impatiently; "I beg your pardon—l mean me— I am not accustomed to speak French--go on, will you ?" "And a falling beam—" "Good God 1" exclaimed The Eng liarean. "It was a private soldier who was killed r., " No. A Corporal, the sarne Corpo ral, our dear Corporal. Beloved by all his comrades. The funeral ceremony was touching—penetrating. Monsieur The Englishman, your eyes fill with tears." " What bu—s%—" " Monsieur The Eoglishman, I honor those emotions. I salute you with pro found respect. I will not obtrude myself upon your noble heart." Monsieur Mutuel, a gentleman in every thread of his cloudy linen, under whose wrinkled hand every grain in tl e quarter of an ounce of poor snuff in his poor little tin box became a gentleman's property—Monsieur Mutuel passed on with his cap in his hand. "I little thought," said The English man, after walking for several minutes. and more than once blowing his nose, H when I was looking round that Ceme tery—l'll go there !" Straight he went there ; and when be came within the gate ho paused, consid ering whether he should ask at the lodge for some direction to the grave. But he was less than ever in a mood for a. kiu questions, and he thought, 4 , I shall see something on it to know it by." In search of the Corporal's grave, he went softly on, up. this walk and down that, peering in among the crosses, and hearts, and columns, and obelisks, and tombstones for a'reeently disturbed spot. It troubled him now to think bow many dead there were in the cemetry— he had not thought them a tenth part so numerous beforst—and after he had walked and soug' t for some time he said to himself, as ho struck down a new vista of tombs, " I might suppose that every one was dead but I." Not every one. A live child was 13 leg on the 'ground asleep. Truly he had found something on the Corporal's grave to know it by, and the something was With such a loving will he had the dead soldier's comrades worked at his resting-place that it was already a neat garden. On the green turf of the gar den Bebelle lay sleeping, with her cheek touching it. A plain unpainted little wooden Cross was planted in the turf, and her short arm embraced this hull. Cross, as it had many a time embraced - the Corporal's neck. They had put a tiny flag the fitig of France) at his head, and a laurel garland. Mr. The Englishman took off his hat, and stood for a while silent. 'Then cov ering his head again, ho bent down on one knee, and softly roused the child. "Bebellel My little one 1" Opening her eyes, on which the tears were still wet, Bebelle was at first fright end; but seeing who it was, she suffered him to take her in his arms, looking steadfastly at him. " You must not lie here, my little one You must come with me." "No, no. 1 can't leave Theophile. 1 want the good dear Theophile." "We will go and seek him, Bebell6. We will go and look for him in England. We will go and look for him at my ihugli ter's, Bebelle." " She will find him there ?" • " We shall find the best part of him there. Come with me, poor forlorn 'little one. Heaven is my witness," said the Englishman, in a low voice, as, before he rose, he touched the turf above the gen tle Corporal's breast, " thatl thankfully accept this trust 1" It was a long way for the child to have •come unaided. She was soon asleep again, with her embrace transferred tL the Englishman's neck. He looked at her warn shoes,' and her galled feet, and her tired face, and believed that she had come there every day. He was leaving the grave with the sluMbering Bebelle in his arms, when he atopped,„ionked wistfully down at it, and looked wistfully at the other around. "It is the innocent custom , of) the people," said Mr, The Englishmans‘ with hesitation; " I think I should lilrAY to do it. No one sees." .• Careful not to wake &belie as he went; 163 repaired to the lodge were such little tokens of remembrance , were , sold, and . bought . two . wreathe. , One, blue and white and glistening.. silveri "To my friend ,"'one One of soberer - red and black and "'To my - frientl." - With these he went'haoto.the.'grave,' and so 'down ''oh ono knee:again. ' Touching the child's lips with the brighter„yreath, he , guided her hand to hang it on the , ' Cress; then :hung his own‘ wreath there. After all, the wreaths were net far out of keeping with the little garden._ To my friend,- 'Ttio took =it 4 • when be looked rouilea street:corner'ir to the Great Place, carrying Bebello in his arms, 'that old llutuelshotild be there airing his red ribbon. lie took a world of pains to dodge the worthy Mittuel, and devoted a surprising amount of time and trouble to skulking into his own lodging like a man pursued by justice. Safely arrived there at last, he made Bebelle's toilet with as accurate a remembrance as he could bring to bear upon that work of the way in which he had often seen the poor Corporal make it, and, having given her to cat and drink, laid her down on his own bed. Then , be,slipped out into the Barber's shop,lnd after a brief inter view with the barber's wife and a brief recourse to his purse and card-case, came back again, with the whole of Bebelle's personal property in such a very little bundle that it was quite lost under his EMEI As it was irreconcilable with his whole course and character that he should er.r ry I3ebelle off in state, or receive any compliments or congratulations on that feat, ho devoted the next day to getting his two portmanteaus out of the house by artfulness and stealth, and to comporting himself in every particular as if he were going to run away—except, indeed, that he paid his few debts in the town, and pr hared a letter to leave for Madame Boucles, inclosi'ng a sufficient sum of ! money in lieu of notice. A railway train would come through at midnight, and by that train ho would take away l3ebelle to look for Theophile in England and at hi& forgiven daughter's. At midnight on a moon:ight night, Mr. The Englishman came creeping forth like H harmless assassin, with Bebolle on his breast instead of a dagger. Quiet the Great Place, arid quiet the never stirring streets ; closed the cafes ; huddled to gether motionless their billiard-balls ; drowsy the guard or sentineron duty here and there ; lulled for the time, by sleep, even the insatiate appetite of the Office of Town dues. Mr. The En:dishman left the Place behind and left the streets behind, and left the civilian-inhabited town behind. and descended among the military works of Vauban, hemming LII in. As the shad ow of the tiro heavy arch and postern fell upon him anti was left, behind, as the second heavy arch and postern fell upon him and was lel t behind, as his hollow tramp over the first draw-bridge was suc ceeded by a gentler ~ ,n I, as he over came the stagnant ditcocs one by one. and passed out where the flowing waters were and where the moonlight, so the dark shades and t h e hollow sounds and the unwholesomely-locked curt cols of his soul, were vanquished and set tree. Sec to it, Vaubans, of your own hearts, who gird them in with triple walls and ditch es, and with bolt and chain and lyir and lilted bridge—raze those tbrtiticat lay them level with the all-absorbing dust. beibre the night cometh when nu ham; can work! All went prosperously, and he got in to an empty carriage in the train, where he could lay Babelle on the scat over a gainst him, as on a couch. and cover het from head to lit with his mantle. lle had just drawn himself' up from perfect in= this arrangement, and hail just lean eel hack in his seat contemplatim_: it with great satisfaction. when lie b eeil e aware of a curious appearance at the open car riage-window—a ghostly little tin hex floating up in the moonlight, and hover- ing the' e Ile leaned forward and put out his head. Down among the rails and wheels and aAes, Mom , ieur Munich red ribbon and all! "Excuse me, illonsicur The En:,:lish man," said Monsieur Mutuel, holding up his box at arm's-length; the carriage be ing so high and he so low ; "but I shall reverenc,• the little lox forever, if your so geuereus hand will take a pinch from it at Parting." • Mr. The Englisman reached out of the window before complying, and—without asking the old fellow what business it was of his—shook hau ds and said, "Adieu! God bless you!" " And ; Mr. The Englishman, 0 od bless you ! " cried Madame Bouclet, who IV a. , also there among the railsand wheels and ashes. " And God will bless you in the happiness of the protected child now with you. And God will bless you in your own child at home. And Ood will bless you in your own remembrances. And this from me!" Ho . 114,d barely time to catch a bouquet from her hand when the train was flying through the night. Bound the paper that enfolded it was brtively written (doubtless by the nephew who held the pen of an Angel), " I (..mage to the friend of the friendless." "'Not bad people. 1 ,! , , , ile!" said Mr. The Englishman, softly drawing the man tle from her sleeping face, that he might kiss it, " though they are so--" Too "sentimental" himself at the mo ment to be able to get out the word, he added nothing brit a sob, and traveled for some Miles, — through—the usowitight; with his hands before his eyes. raves (To be Continued.) The Wooden Nutmegs of Connkto. Now London is responsible for "wood -nutmegs." Many years ago a small trader sent from -there a few nutmegs to Beaufort, S. C. planter named Bogart, seeing the nutmegs, bought thorn at a good price. Pleased - with - his puralmae, and being cspeei allyjain of having choice delicacies athis ho produced for his guests those rare and soinewhatcostly nuts. But the nuts woundn't crack, and when hroken open were found to contain no meat, and the holiest Connecticut . trader was cursed -by the Carolina chivalry as a cheat foreelling nutmegs without meat ) and whielithettherefore suippoied Were"iiitrde of 'weorti When our *troops:entered Beaufort ti;iyforindt„hat the.vs.ame_prejudice - . existed .11L;ainet nutmo& - tind. : Yankoos. • • , IMI `- NE W . - 8 ... ! N E 111" S T! EIDICH & MILLER are jest re' JAceiving at their new and elieap stereon theisoutti east corner of Main street, their firFt.supply of Winter Fall and Winter Goods, o Which they invite the spacial attention of every person invent of Goodridestrablelbe the present - and coming Season. The stock comprises all-kinds and varieties of DRESS GOODS,' iturlitili Plain Block. Fignrod and Rapp B.lllm, Plain and Figured colored Dreia Sllke, and colors French Merinos. French Cashmeres, plain and figured, Coburg Clothe, all shades and cohn a, black and colored Alparoa, plain and figured all Wool Mous Do babies, imitable for Didion and Children'a Drama's, Mohair Poplima, Valanolin; Amorlean RM.:Anna, Cal Imo., iMrighnina, Mourning Goods. Black French Morinosa, .French Cambrneres, double and aingle width all Wriol DerAines, Thibbett Alerinoe, Bomeazines, Crape Poplins, black and white Plaid Pop lins, black and purple Plaid Cashmeres, long square and Thibbet Shawls, long rind square Blanket Shawls, Crape Veils, Crepe Collars, Braficlkorchlors,Oloves, Bal morals, bc„ he. NEN AND BOYS' WEAR Black and colored loth, black and fancy Casslsmeres, all grades and qualities, Vestings, Sattitinota, Union Cass'mares Kentucky Jeans. Shirting Flannels, Merino Shirts and Drawers, A., Ac. A I , pool ol arrangement mode will: a first class TAILOR to make up Clothing at cry short notice. Domestic Goods; Bleached and Unbleached MuoUns of every quality, Sheeting )( ucilno PollOW-raSe will no, Linen and Cl et ton Table Diapers, Tivkingii, Cheeks, Striped Cotton skirt ing, Donehns, Domestic. Ginghams, Scotch lling hamp, Sack Flannel if every color, Shirting Flail nobs Factory and Shaker Flannels for Skirtings. red,; ellow and orbile Wool Flannels, emit on Flannels, Calico., colored, cambric, and paper Muslins, Drilling Nankeens and many other iioods In every day use. NOTIONS IN GREAT VARIETY. Men's Hanover Burk flares and Gauntlets, Berlin Cloth, Ringwood, Cass!mere and Dogskin Gloves, La disc Kid. Cloth, Merlon, Silk. Lislethreitil and Cotta Gloves, a full as ortnient of cotton and wool hosiery fir Men, Ladles and Children, Balmoral Woolen Hos, for Ladies Misses and Children, Opera Hoods, all rise•• and colors, Scorns. Suspenders, Sontags,illooped Skirts Balmoral Skirts, limberellas, /ie., kr. Also, just opoolug a complete stork of the newest styles Cloth Cloaks, and Blanket Shawls Corpets, Cloths, Mattlugs, Window Shades, Looking Biasses, &c. As the nelson advances we will constantly he mak ing additions to our stock, end will always endeavor to make our stnek the mast desirable that ran he found in the country. Feeling very thankful to the commu nity for their kind and liberal patronage so thrextend ed to the New First, WEI earnestly solicit a continuance of the some. Phase sire us n rail before making your porelinses no weft, always ready and willing to eXhih- It stir ponds, and can and Will prove th t we study the Interest of nor enstomers. Igen,. do Ti ,, t forge.t that wit . Storo Is on the corn directly opposite Irri ot.'n Shoe Store. Sept. ! r,. 1 r,4 iurt's Bat and .louse, Roach and Bee Bug Destroyer. eITIS popular and reliable article for destroying vermine should be used by all persons troubled with 1.1).•11 pests. It never falls, sold in Ca lisle at Illott•s Drug , 4 teie, Ilavorstiek's. • rug At Pool. Store and by D. Ralston, Druggist. E. N. 111,11 T. Proprietor. 13 North Eleven Street, Philadelphia. Prim ets per box (Large Size ) Nov 4. 1814.—1 y NEW FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE. Public can find, at, our now urocory Store, , e the Boihnhe lately noeopied l'hillp meld. der d end next doer to CAW reel; In Ur p Hank, x\ pry fresh ,sortnient of all II diltel via I.lnds end gintlee 4.1 Oe ESFOIVICS, , l/111S CII (1 I OF, 1111. P reeVet yes, Came, rei Colloln+ :-)11111.4 (110"1 , 5 , P1 Z. 4 l'rnparonl Pap, ❑ll M:.l,s, l' ir 1 31 u tt ' .. .11.11 , er (Ii S‘‘ TOBACCO, PIPES, &c. liarlov.Slarob. 3rone, - ‘1,141.111.1, rot mie, ..,t t.w.• • 1.,i,et•111.111,,1 ••.2:11.1 ••• • rttl.lt. \ ilt•to• I••. • • I:I... :IN. 11,,,a1t• Lnier, And t nodlc \ tin, L., • . , l'erd -Hee ',is•.. d• tel K.,s '.I u t •• - Pen tsr ul d, ,I. le 1A.,. I A vet Ing trnr. s tl. itrintntone. Mnekural n,.• in t o and (:ndllslt AI. t tn, I 1). led [Wet- u.. 1 rl-112 -II • All I and Lend, kr LAAA, Q LE\ it 11,1, tt, , W A R kl't• to •pt• I. Itttlth, ttt •-• tit it “tir la ttt• 1.1 3 ,, I tt.ttt t•t•tet top tttt t. t I ` \ Itt tI I. t• lilt% t t tI t tt td °co. I S ILI. • • II 15•.4. I Y 1.; L A :\ 1) L 1 r()1 . 1;111 .\ I:(ii I )1.1,1'111.\ ter f.po I ho• h-I ,• It .•pti • , It, •. 4,1 'Mt 1,1 , 1 • i_ES"G GOOD GOODS! ost Nobility PI, MIS. Sil'L 11 \ 8, k FOUL 11l I NI Plaid ill All LS, if ova BLANK ET.' . S. We follow GOLD P. as close as wo t„11 wl Now lox good Limo for Th,r,haoLe :old Couowu 'Oct,(let, 7, IN6-1.-2m Important P-otice Reduction on Dry Goods, At Ogilby's Cheap Cash Store. W , l h N e Cr ity to l ,t,heredm now neeld,ptc•icer tray e o t f i goads to re stoc k il,ry goods at grnatly reduced Kies, for , iash. • articles ballot.; kern purrlinved r etore thn ad van, In price, I am enable to se/! 'Winless than Ity prices. All in aunt of bargains is.lll do well to call before purchasing r biewherti. CHAS. 0011,13 Y, Trustee lARPETING.--Selling Or balance of y UirPrs — ZitTLlTTFed prices. elms. 001LBY, Oct, 14, 1814. Trustee SPECIAL NOTICE. l'ersuns Indebted to the subsoil er ore earnestly requested to Inn [al payment, otherwise in leJost will ho charged on their accounts. Sept. 0,1864. W. C. SA WINS. Resumed Business. r have received my stock of goods and ,Lthey are now open for the Inspection of the Public. 1 have also made scrim addition of ceasonlible goods which mates my assortment very complete. The ten dopey of goods is upward In price and persons wanting goods will do well to purchase. Additions of goods will ho mad,, as the season advan ces. Please call ono door below Martin's Hotel East Main Street. W. C. hAWY fl UM. BELTING Just received a largo assortment of all Ekes— .. (him Bolting, Oum Oboe, ()urn Parking, Sc., nod for unto 'Loup at the Hardware Store of • lIEN In' SAXTON. June 25, 1854 HAINIES.-500 pairs Haines of all kinds. Elizabethtown patter dn., ilornman do., with and without patent Illeapor than ever at 11. SAXTON'S, East M July 1, 18f4. Wanamaker & Brown, FINE ItEADY•NADE CLOTHING, • Corner - el6th - & - liarkerStkodc I Philadelphia SPEOIA t. DEPARTMENT FOR Custorri WOOL, No. 1 South oth Street Good style!' and reasonable prim. MATRIMONIAL•I T:dies and Gentlemen, if you wish to I marry, address the undersigned, who will send you without money and without price, valuable in. formation that Will enable you to marry, happy and speedily, irrespectipe of age, wealth or beauty. Tide Information will cost you nething r and if you wialito marry, I will cheerfully assist 3 nu. The desired infOr4 motion sent by return mail, and no questions aeltedi address Sarah 11. Lambert, Glreenpoint, King Co., Nov.lB, 1864.-3 mo NEW Yolrfr.:. AA THE PARIS MANTILLA EM romusi, No. 020 Chestnut Bt., Min& i OPEN—Parle•Dlndo MANTILLAS and CLOAK'S: Also, SeltlflG'and sormat GARMENT'S of our own Alarrofacture, of the Latost .Btyles and In groat variety. _ W. 1.'11001,0R & .- The Paris . Mantilla Ennioritiel,' , .' 920 CHESTNUT Streetd - ,,' • . ~PIIII4DALT!,IOIA,I N E LEIDICIf & MILT.ER is compounded from theinost effectual anti dote. that medical science has discovered for this afflicting distemper,Und 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 it a trial. That it does com bine virtues truly extraordinary in their effect upon this class of complaints, is indisputably 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 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 whttle series of coinplaints that arise front imptnity of the blood. Minute reports of intlivithud cases may be found in Arbit's AMI,HICAN ALMANAC, chili i., 1111111,11 Cd to the druggists for grajimon: distribution, wherein may be learned the directions fur its. me, and some of the remarkable cures whi h it has made when all other remedies had failed to afford relief. Those eases ,tke purposely taken from all sec tions of the country, in tinier that every render may have access to some one who cnn speak to Min of its benefits from personal experience. Scrofula depresses the vital energies. and thus lem es its victims far more subject to disease and its fatal results than are. healthy l'On••;ini ti4.,., llont c it tends to shorten, and (foes ..t.., 0 -t en , IA •human Of. ,list ('rs n 1 It I ett,ins 1,1, d Currv•uts, Dried Fruits, N fl 011.•I' 10 the '; I the 11:1110' of 111 , .111.11111.1 it k coin ,(l e.I he.,:redients, sow.. AT h ex c eed the ieNt ~r tparilla in !du:naive power, By T. fie! vott may protect yotocell from the culler ,! (I.uerer of these (11-orders. Vorge out , •orroptioll, that 101 nud fester in the • out the :tikes of (licence, and • will Ily its peculiar h .• this lemcd‘ ,timu;ate. the %nal rum.- n. :111'1 I PVIS I I' distrml S II It'll nih Nrll' , ll lln .c-ttln id- I mrst out on any ”t:•: 111- \v,, hove been deceived Ly that protiii-ed nitit•!l and 41,.1 nothing ; but they %%ill in•ither Le (leeched nor di , •ippoilittql in this. It., virtues line been it by abundant trial, and there reimillis nn (111 , ,t11,11 of it, siopa,,iti t : excellence, Mr ;he erne of the atllieting disen , e.t it i, in 0, 1 1•a h. .\ 'though under the same name, it i , a very medicine from any other which 11;1. been before the people, and is far mole effeetnal than any other which has ever been available to [limit. CIIERRY PECTORAL, Tho World's Groat 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 pithily that its quality is kept up to the hest it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to do all it has ever done. Prepared by Dn. J C. AYER C. Practical and Analytical chemists, Lowell, Mass. Sold by all druggists everywhere. Sold by .1. W. ELLIorr, Carlisle, and deal ers everywhere. NC. i_; (3 irll , 4 11 16• 113 r ! ;t 1.31 N ‘ e '\ x N t Lor t Attorneyol,h llu ra4tl Law,le July 1, 1801-Iy. TAMES A. DUNBAR, Attorney at Law, Carlisle, l'a. Office on the south side of the Court douse, adjoining the "American Panting Office." July 1, 18114-Iy. M. WE ARLEY, Attorney at Law, • , on south Ilanovor street, adjoining the oflleu of Judge Ura ham. All professional bindums en trusted to him will he promptly attended to. July 1, 1804. SAMUEL IJE:'BURN, Jr., Attorne;yr nt Law. Mike with lieu. Samuel Hepburn, Main et. earllele Pa,. July 1, 1864. IIFUS SIJAPLEY, Attorney at ,Law, Carlisle Pa. Attends to securing and Col lecting So'diers' Pay, Bounties. rind 1 . ,,111.1.118. Office on South ll:mover Street, opposite Bentz's Store. July 1., 1/161, on hand n, Loudon illß offings all] et. AW CARI).-:-CHARLES B. MA- I UCIIILIN, Attopey at Lew, °Mee In Inhere juet opponite the Murltut Ileum July 1, 1801-Iy. el P. HUMERI - CH, Attorney at Law je omen on North Hanover street ' , a tow doors north of Hotel. All business entrusted to him will be promptly attended to, July 1., HNC UdfflS Pomfret street, few doors below South Hanover at 4-- July 1, 1864. 4FOSEPI - 1 RITNER, Jr., Attorney it Law and Surveyor, Mechanicsburg, l'a. Qffiee on 1 11 RoodlStroot, two doors north of the Bank'. • Jul tat..y 1 , 13usIness promptly attended • to. 1864. .. GEO W. NEIDICH, D. D. S:. Late Demonstrator or Operative DentistrYoktui ... ' Baltimore Collage ,01 - . 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CULVERWELLwon. .A Uthni . a the "Orson Rook," the. The world renowned author, In this admorable"Lae tore' clearly'proves.frlot, his own experience that the awful consequences - .1-Self Abuse may be effectually remr wed mcdielney anti without' 'dangerouit surgical Operations, boogies, instrum. ute, rings, or eon , sale, pointio ; out: a mode of cUrd at once certain and effectual, b. which every sufferer, no matter what his condition ay be, may cure himself cheaply, prl vutely. and rad fenny Tills IX TUBE WILI. PROVE A BooN TO THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS Sent under cudi, in any address, In a plain, peeled envelope, ou the receipt of six cente or two pnetege stamps, by addressing (IN I A13'..1 C. It 1.l NJ & CO. 157 13Aivory, Now York, Post-Wilco Box, 4580 Oct. 14, 1864: Tun peculiar taint or 4 ' . c.4,= 1 ""', infection which we call :., Senorn LA I tlrkA in I t - the constitutions DI i multitudes of men. It g eti . --- ' ' either produces or is :="-------- '. 4ke --• --.--.' ••• ••.•‘. produced by an en - .---.-- ci .,;4010 1 _ feel - tied, vitiated ste,c 1 17-ii 7, '• -Ns , : LA , Hof the blood, tvla•rvin _tr, .._... '4 . 5 ,... - $ 1,•:4' , - ,,,, ‘ 1 .;,that tlitill becorne4 i!1- '---- k ,At \y . F . R6 , competent t 9 5ti ,, ;01 . 11 ...,,,-•N. ~,. ' citt:mtmulthe vital force.; in then - ',,• ...:; - . EDICINE vi... 01.0118 . action alt o 4 o' , ~... j 7 , -..—"- leaves the system to bi— ,... . ~... 4,,;, ti ~t==r7l, =• - - - -, - ' - 'filll into di-order nllll contamination is rnrionsly caused by mercurial disease, low living, disordered digestion from unhealthy food, impure air, filth nod filthy habits, the depressing vices, nnd, above all,-by the venereal infection. Whatever he its origin, it is hereditary in the constitution, descending "from parents to children unto the third and fourth generation ;" indeed, it seems to he the rod of Him who says, " I will visit the iniqui ties of the fathers upon their children." '1 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 t 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 hare health ; with that " life of the flesh " healthy, you cannot have scrofulous disease. Ayer's Sarsaparilla AY=R'S swfr„s, . , ISAAC LIVINGSTON - ) DICAS received an unusually large and. JULwellSelected stock of SP_. ING AND SUIII7IIEII GOODS, and asks that him old Customers, - and 'ell persons In want of Mat rate OLOTIItNO 'alcould" give him tt call. Ills assortment consists in art of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SATTINETS, VESTINGS, and all other kinds of goods for Gentle. men's Clothing. Els assortment of pled, goods to the largest and most varied ever brought to Carlisle, and he is determined to sell goods by the yard on terms as favorable ns any other store. Ills stock of Ready—made Cloithing, Is extensive and beautiful, consisting of 0 0 A T S , PANTS, VESTS, OVERCOATS, &a., which ho will—sell cheaper than any other establishment. lie has n beautiful assortment of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISIIING GOODS, such as UNDERSHIRTS, OVERSHIRTS, DRAWERS, UMBRELLAS, CARPET BAGS, TRUNKS, &0., &o. Come and one his beautiful assortment of Goods he fore north:ming elsewhere. He takes pleasure In show log his Goods, and will satisfy all that he can and will sell Goods cheaper than any other hotiso outside of the cities. CUSTOMER'S ORDERS —I invite an examination of my Mock of Fine Cloths, Cassimeres, Vesting., Sc., which I inarluillsture upon special orders. NOTICII.—I would nay to the public, that my goods are manufactured under my own supervision and by the very bout workinen. My stuck is the most extensive I hove ever had, and my friends and the public are Invited to call and examine for themselves. 112ritemember the old stand, North Hanover St. ISAAC LI 11NUSTCN. Carlisle, April 22, 1861. CHARTER 1829. PERPETUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMP'Y $2,457,849 95. CAPITAL, ACCR U ED SURPLUS, IN VESTED PREMIUMS, Unsettled Claims, $8,116. PERPETUAL AND TEMPORARY POLICIES ON DIRECTORS. CUARLES N. BANCKER ISAAC LEA, TOIIIAS WAGNER, EDWARD C. DALE, SAMGEL GRANT, GEO. PALES, JACOB R. SAITTIT, ALFRED FITLER, GEO. W. RICH ARDS, PRA S. W. LEWIS, D CHARLES N. BA NCKER, Pres't. EDWARD C. DALE, Vice Pree't. JAS. W. M cAI.I.IsT ER, See. I'ro. Tem. A. L. SPONSLER, Agt., CArllsle Mulch IR, 1554—lime. CARLISLE FORGE. WEAVER & BRICKER. r y r Ill; subscribers would respectfully • announce to the public, that having purchased I se Carlisle Forge, formerly owned by Mr..l. Goodyear, we have cohnnenced the manufn tore and will keep constantly on he nil all class of the best quality of ,Aro will glvo prompt altenti,o to all orders, wileth from a di,tanee or at home. The highest Cash prices paid for old wrought Iro❑ SUR A I'S, delivered at the Forge, et the Railroad bridge, In WEAVER k BRICKER: Carlisle, May 13, 1861-1 y Carpetings and Oil Cloths. VOW receiving at Ogilby's cheap cas k Storn, a lot of Ingrain, Venetian, Hemp, Ita L‘titir AIF,, Fin, OIL CLOTH'S all widths, which will old for the cash at the lowest rates. A.IIIAS. OGILISY, Trustee I= Fourth Arrival o f Now Goods litre ju,t returned from the cities with a larg d in iu•rfcrti% , ury. This NEW SUNIMER DRESS GOODS I fibres stilted for Lho season. A beaoltiflinlele o 'IN Nino] les. Coates and Ilasq ties, Isom Points, Urena dine :thank, Lace lbdooml Celebrated Kid Gloves Sun Unit rellas, lens, liibbons, I I.: 1.3 , 111, and :111-ses' !loop Skirts, and a general assort. ono, or seasonable goods MEN AND BOYS' WEAR. chimp a largo lot or oLD uooD6 much I hn, presout prices. t`lensu cnll oho door below Martin's Hotel, East NI; ret lune 14 18({. W. C. SAWYER ]Di <,-c::oc:ecl,a.. SPRING. 1801, 1;1 •lb - No r :NIFIELD STIEAFER L.\ V I the atteut on of buyers to their ~• •f Dry (loodg It will he found unxtir In all those fratures which romprlso n first class -Lock All dvpartments of I nor buhluess Lave been much eulargwl. er.p..Lil/y that of DRESS GOODS, which We are confident, Is the most es tonsil, assort 111.111 t. ever offered in title town. Wu have trots op•u ready for inspoction all the novelties of the season, viz Poplins, all new shades and styles, Mozambique:. Plain nod Plaids, Plaid Poplins. Chailles. Do Lcines clot, a beautiful stock of ALPACCAS, at astonishingly low prices. DOMESTICS. Prints, Illeachod Muslins, Broad Shootings, Flanne Ginghams Chocks, Ticklogo, Cottonadeu, 4ke. Gents' and Boys' Wear, Clothe, Casslnu•res, deans. Summer Cassitnores, We would call the attention of Our friends more parth Marty to our Immense stock of Muslin,,, Calicoes. Cu tonades, all houeht last winter, Indio.° the Into ndvanc which will besold at prices that dory competition. Parsons may rely on getting great bargains at th. store of = Nor/tot—Portions deslrors of extuning our stock wit 01./1.3 he particular, and recollect our Store is in Zug • building, S. N. Corner Market Square, Second Door, op polite itltter's Clothing Scout. B. & S. New Stock of Hats and Caps AT KELLER'S OLD STAND, North Hanover Strol. , splendid assortment of all the new iLlitylem of Silk Moleskin. Slouch. Soft elt Straw Haiti now open of city and hotno ma on lacturo which will he sold at the lowest cash prices. Solt hate of all 1081- Mum from the finest Beaver and Nutria, to thee/temp est wool, and of all colors, unsurpassed by any this Atte' Philadelphia. A large stook of SUMMER HATS, \ Palm. Leghorn, Braid, India Panama, and Straw. Uhildrons fancy to. Also a full assortment of Shim, Iloya and children, cape of every description and style. The subscriber invites all to come and examine his Stock. Being tipractital hatter, ho feels confident . of giving satisfaction. Thankful for the liberal patron. ago hotetofore bestowed ho solicits a continuance of the same. Dont f rget the stand, two doors above Shrluer's Hotel and next to Carman's shoo store. 301 IN A. KELLER, Agt. N. B. Hate of till kinds made to order at short notblo. A. W. BENTZ. SPECIAL NOTICE. Great Reduction in Dry Goods, ()WING to the recent heav7 fall in the price of .Gold I have determined - to reduce every Article In my immence stock of Dry Goods to a corresponding price with the precious metal, and Intend to make still further reductions from time to limo as Gold recedes In price. My exterisive stock has been mainly purchased at low prices and before the great advance In goods. 1 take this opportunity of calling the attention of the public to the notice, as I can and will sell lower than any house outside the Eastern Cities. Call and Examine for yout selves. Remember tho old stand Routh Hanover street below the Court Oat. 7, 18114. A. W. BENTZ. - ant: rAEfI4SdN, S. it. CoYLE, J. M'CANDLISG B. B. JAMESON & Co. Wholesale and retail Dealers in Fan cy Dry Goods, Trimmings.. Notions &c., North west corner of Hanover and Pomfret streets Carlisle Pa, would respectfdlly announce to the Public that they have just returned from the Eastern Cities with a large and well selected stock of Goods consisting In part foolery, .Gloves, , Mitts, Veils, Crapes. Cravats, Hoops, Nobles, Shawls, flandkarchlefs, Suspenders; Shirts, Drawers. Delta ladies riffents 'Collars, Bind. Cords Buttons , Comte , Needles, Sewing Silks, Hoop Shir ts, Paper. Pens,Perfumery, Cigars &0., &c. We ,rould particularly nvite the attpntion of . , Co.untry to our stoat - Tashi the matter 'of prices; as well as in nth.s important particulars, we enjoy this great ad- vantage, viz., one breech of our ilonse'and member of our tirularalocated In Philadelphia, and always pre. pared take advantage of every fluctuation in the market. . Liberal . terms made with wholesale purchasers and unusual Inducements offered to buyers of every class. • Call and examine our etoch. . JAMESON. & Co: Oct. 14, 1804. ' . - r I 'HE VoRVARDINGVAND GRAIN business formerly conducted by Line, Glider At po., la now carried on, by - ' • • 3 . 011 N, CIIVEAgON, • July2o,lBl34—tf., Consb.'Co. MN , iv A MT T • r , • QAT RATSTQN'S, i,:1801., PR,ANKLIN OF PHILADELPHIA AgS E•yrs ON JANUARY 1, 1864, Income for 1864 300,000. LOSS PAID SINCE 1829, $5,000,000. =I NEW FIR.M. BAR IRON, CARPETS GREENFIELD & SHEAFER B .0- KJ, VANCY . tOODS, CONVECTIONARIES, FRU IT S . 'PERFUMERY, PRESERVED FRUITS, MINCED MEAT, PICKELS &C AT HAVE RST I Ck'S, North Hanover Street, Carlisle, Penn'a. Just opened an assortment of Fresh Drugs, Fancy Goods, Gilt Books, Perfumery, Fruity, and Confection. ary, which has never boon surpassed in this borough, for novelty and elegance. Thu articles have been se• leated with groat care, and are calculated, in quality and priau, to command the attention of purchasers. FANCY' G GODS, which comprise every variety of fancy articles of the most exquisite finish such as Papier Macho Goods, Elegant 'alabaster and porcelain Inkstands and trays Fancy ivory, pearl and shall card mums, Ladies' rancy Baskets, Fancy Work flexes, with sewing instruments, Ladies' Cabals, Writing Desks, and Port-folios. Port Nionnales, of every variety. Gold pens and pencils, Fancy paper weights, and a largo variety of ladles' Fancy stationery. Motto seals and wafers, Bilk and bead purses. Hiding whips, elegantly finished. Fine cutlery, fume baskets and' bags. Brushes et every kind for the toilet, X. Begin and It. Si U. WI Ight's Soaps and Perfumes el various lads. Fancy Pius Mr head dresses and shawls. Mukical instruments, together with an Innumerable variety of articles ele gautly finished and suitable kw PRES ENTS, to which he invites special attention. Also, an extensive and elegant collection of BOOKS, comprising various English and American Works, richly embellished POETIC AI, WoRK S. Bibles and ilyrun Books, elegantly bound In velvet with metal rinsing and corninrs: " Ills assortment of St hoot Books and School Station ery is also complete, and comprises everything used In the Schools. Ile also desires to call the particnlnr at tention of Families to his elegant assortment of LAM PS,&c. from the extensive establishments of Cornelius, .krrher and others of Philadelphia, comprising every style of Parlor, Chamber and study Lamps, for burning either Lard, Sperm or Etherial oil; also DYOTT'S celebrated Resonant, or Coal Oil Lamps, together with Hower `lmes, Fancy Screens, Ac. Ills assortment in this line is unequaled In the borough. Also, SWABS AND TOBACCO, embracing all the favorite brands, and a line assort ment of. EEILSCBAUM SMOKEAS AND PIPER, the celebrated Eillocechink, Lynchburg Smoking Tobacco. • FRUITS, such as Oranges, Lemons, Fins, Raisins, Nectarines, Prunes, Sn., FANCY CON MOTION A ItY—N um-- PRESERVED Fit UITS. MINCED MEAT. PICKLES, Ac In every variety and at nll prices, all of which are pure and fresh snub as can be confidently recommended to the friends. Ills stock embraces every t .ing in the line of Fancy (bands, with many other articles useful to housekeepers which the public are especially invi• ted to and ROMOttlhOr the old Stand, nearly opposite the Bank on North Ilanover street July 1, ltu4. $400,000 071,000 1,080,388 NEW ARRIVAL OF DRY GOODS The undersigned is now opening the large , t nod most desirable stork of goods i ver offered to the people of Cumberland County. A emnplete and general assn: tment of Ladies Dress Goods An Immense aesnrtinent of LADIES NIoURNI NO nod BEC.IND 'IOU It N1N(; DIIE , SOoODS ti,en the Celeln. ted 31ournIng Store of 13es,on A largo :issnt (Anent of LADIES PLAIN BONNET DIBBONS AND DRESS The largest rtoek of NOTION outolUe of tho Eastern Cities. I= Cloths tier Ladies Cloaking Boys and \lens iv oar in °toll,s, vat ii•ty, I.l7 ,isting, of Cloths. Fancy and plain Cas,iinio COtt(111101138. DHJ1I;•-71C GOODS. en Imtnen, aFsnrtnnmt, at reas,mtle tales A large. complete 11 rid varied /issor .moot of Du ' , LEX SPRI NG SK Ifi Ce, and f rom all tha sloirnt ed mnnufactut.ers in thr U S also 6alntorlds of el vty grndo and mire. CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. AI.ITNN,;S AND I:MKINU A large stork of Lave w I :lilt: CA k.• Ivit over from /11,1 SeitS,l, ,v ill I.e At extremely low privet. l'artlettlar attention paid to •Irmn aa i .. v d er ..•' at well as orders of all kiwis prompt!) :out pum attend ed to. All of whirl] v, ill be .4,1 lower the City Tutees hay lug beau purchased before tic late a hall, 1" -1 it0(il.;111ES .. (; li()(E It 11 , ;8 ! : k P IN . III; ,11. oz open,' all,•w Ilrovoty Stn In .11min ; , 1„rol.t. Callo.lo, opposite II Saxton'. !lard- It land , awl with all kilo!, of 1 at Ow lowest voniprls, COFFEES, SUGARS, sY I: I'S. TI; IS, Salt, tlp round, tiligroutal ; Crack ors, re., • GOilee EPS.. 111 . 1,, Fll.ll by ,r liolosal, r r rrhill, re rw a a , Brushes. Tobacco, Se,r,ars, Snuff, 31alrlies, lila. lii ng, Hod Cords, GLASS AND STONEWARE, Queeihsware, Cy/hire:try, Notions, nod all ocher arti— ries usually teut in a ((rat ela,s hroren. In regard lir in Wet lain 11.t.01111:11Vii 10 SOU 40048 at the lowest IL: ures BUTTER, EGGS, and all kinds or Country Produce, taken at nuttltet prices. Ferment and Dairymen are partlonlanly invited to call and see the tielehr I'lltEN I X Cli LAN, which has been proli0U11,• , 1 liy rimpetent jud.,;es the must superior l'lnuru or the .1 my I, Dell. L ARGE ARRIVAL (ll , ` ItUCEI(I KS—FISII (H' A LI, KINDS. Among whirl, a large I 1 of real genuin e Italti, more dry salt. II Elt 111 ND, I, oak barrels, NI WK. A RE!. at prices that Is really astonishingly low. Plekels o all kinds. SAUCES. PRE-1 RVES and a good noon, truant of TOBACCO AND SEGARS, LIQUORS, at the lowest lat.. for CASII or Couutry Produce. W5l. BENTZ July 1, 1861. DISSOLUTION r: partnership heretofore existing rbetween Charles L. Halbert and Crawford Flom. ling, has been dissolved by mutual 01111 , 011 t . Thu books and accounts are lu the hands of Mr. Halbert, who earnestly requests all partles baying accounts with the late firm to call and settle them. 11 Illi:ue Ilalbert, jr. having entered Into partnership with his brother, Charles b., halbert, the Ini , iness will hen.allorth be conducted under the style et Halbert, The now film could respectfully call attention to their stock of New and Fresh Groceries. Their stock is large and selected a ith the vreatest care and will he sold at the lowest prices for each. It eon gists in part of tine old dovernment lava COFFEE; Prime It in do , Prime Ii io Roasted. SYRUPS.—New York, iii.l , loll, and Philadelphia Sy— rups, of the very best qualities, DROWN SUVA ItS.—The hest the market ITords.— Lovering's boot Crushed, Sand, and Pulverised Sugars Also, his A. B. and C. Sugars, which cannot Im sur— passed. Rice, Corn Starch. F. mina, Danderine Coffee, Essenou of Coffee, Concentrated Lye, Seap, Candles, &r. CHINA, GLASS, AND 0) QUEENSWARE. A large and wall selected stock of the very latest pat— terns and styles. lower than ever in price, and hotter In quality, than was over offered before In Carlisle.— Call and see. Wooden and Willow, Ware, ouch asTuba Buekets, and Churns. Baskets of evbry description; Children's CARRIAGES, Stoneware, Cream Pots, But— ter Jars,j'reserve Jars. Jugs, all sizes. • EMI—No.I, 2 and 3 Maokeral. No. I MESS SHAD No.l Herring. A garge quantity of the celebrated Excelsior HAMS. SALT by the Sack, Dairy and G. A. Salt. Tho subscribers respeatfully ask the patronage of their friends and the public generally, aud Invite them to call and examine their new stock, atlite-old stand, corner of Hanover and Loather Streets. HALBERT & BROTHER. Carlisle, April 22, IRB4. Flour and' Feed Store. THE subscriber wishes to announce to the people of Carlisle and Motility, that be ha opened a FLOUR AND FEED STORE, on the South Bast Corner of Main and West Streets, In the Warehouse owned and formerly occupied by Jacob Itheem. The het brands of FAMILY FLOUR, kept constantly on hand and delivered to coy part of the town. Having perfected arrangements with some of the first mills In 'the neighborhood, I can assure my customers that they will ho furnished with an article of Flour which I pan vouch fore I will keep constantly on band FLED OF ALI, HINDS, such as Corn, Oats, Bran, Shorts, Potatoes, &c. Tho highest cash prices paid far Grain of all kinds and Flour. Don't forget the old established stand. May 20,1863. ' h~+RD WARr LEWIS F. LYNE, Of the old firm of John P. Lyne t t Son, LIAS just completed opening his new Li_spring etock of ilard'a are, Paints,. 011 e, Glass, Van:debuts, &c., to which ho Nvitee the early attention et the public generally. Ile has greatly enlarged bli stock in ratite vedette branches . , and'ran now accent. modato the public with Reliable Goods, , In Jorge or small quantities at the loweit prices. A loot; into his store will. convince them that ho has enough Goods to fully ohpply the demand In this, mar. het. Perseus wanting Goods In Our line will gud It to their advantage to. give up a cull beforti making their purchases. All orders personally and' punctually at. tended "to, and no misrepresentations made to effect sales. 41:11'IS F. LYNN, • Carlisle. May N), . North !renown. St. NEW GOODS —.• ' . , . • . Every description' and quality' of Grocories, •Quoenswars, Hardware, Plekols, lAnui•u; Flim Liquors, Totmcco, Boors, Pipes, Fro , di Fruits and x•sgetsbles in Cans, Oysters do. Spiess; Wood - and IFillow. ware, till hinds and of th 6 boat quality and to 'bo ' sold at thS Fowest - prfces forcaelt-br , • -.-• ' '`' ~ -- • '; -•...-- - ...,• .. MI. BENTZ • 1 .:. July' 1, 1804, . • , .. . =MEM ME= =IEEE =SE ''' - ' -- FIRE INSURANCM - - : 7 - - ' 4 , VHE /Olen and Eastpennsboro ' Mil: ltial Plie , Distfradce Company of -Curnbetland; jr °duty, incorporated hy ;an pct of ,Assombly, ,in the year 1843; and having recently had ittfcharter Os:tend ed to the year 1883, is now in active and vigorous op. (nation, under tha superintendence. of the following, board of Mituagerts via: ~ William It. Oorgatt, Christisn Stayman, Jacob Eberly D. Bally, Max. Cathcart, J. 11. Coover, John Eichelber ger, Joseph Wickersham, Sami. Eberly, Moses Bricker, Rudolph Martin, .lacob Coover, and 1. C. Ouniap. The rates of instirance are so low and favorable A 8 any Company of the kind In the State. Persons wish ing to become members are invited to make applica tion to the agents of pm Company, who are willing to wait upon them at at.y time. `WM. it.oonoAl3, President, Eberly's Mills, P. O. CHRISTIAN STA YMAN, Tice President, Mechanicsburg, P. O. JOHN C. DUNLAP, Sect`y. Mechanicsburg. t DANIEL DAILY, Dlllsburg, York Co. AOENTS. Cumberland county.—John Sherri*, Allen; H enr y Zearing, Shiremanstown; Laillyette Fetter Dickinson; Ilenr) Bowman, Churcbtown ; Mode Griffith, South Middleton; Samuel Graham, Westpennsbore'; Samuel Cooed, blecha ulcsburg ; J. W. Coeklin Shepherdstown D. Coover, Tipper Allen ; .1. 0, Saxton, Sliver Spring; John Ilyer, Carlisle; Valentino Feel:nen, Now Cumber. land James McCandilsh, Norville. York county--W. S. Picking. Dover; James Griffith, Warringtnn ; J. F. Deardorff, Wnahington ; Richey Clark, Dilishurg; D. Sutter, Fairview ; John Williams Carroll. Dauphfn en—Jacob Houser. Harrisburg. 'alernburs of the Company having policies about to expire, ban have thorn renewed by making application to any or the agents. July 1, 1863. WHEELER & WILSON'S SE G JPI.I CPD K.7is S AT MEDUCF,D PRICES, With Glass Cloth Presser, Improved Loop Cheek, Now S'yle Hammer, Binder, Cor et., Braider, eto. At the Railroad 61110 e, Carlisle. 17 Highest Premiums at the INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIoN, LONDON, 1862 INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, 1.01111, 11h31. at the Fairs of the UNITED STATER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, Silver Medal at the Pennsylvania State Fair September, 1863. NmAt(dim Tnptitutd, - Now York, Meehanley' Assorlation, Boston, Franklin Inatitute, Philadelphia, Nletmpolitan Meehan Ica' I u..titut.o, Wnshioe tun, Mary imul I t,t,ilute Baltimore, 'Mechanic: , Assoviath,n, eineinnati, linn kooky 1 nstitnte, Lnulseille, ,Nlechanieal Association, St. I.A.ouin, )lochanles' Institute, San Francisco. At the Sint° Faire of MAINE, VERMONT, CON NECTIOUT, NEW JERSEY, PEN NSY L V AN I A, VIRG IN lA, ISSISSI PPI MISSOURI, ME INDIANA, lOWA, TENNESSEE, ILLINOIS, Allen IG AN, II ISCONSIN, LALIFuItNIA. These celebrated Machines Ave adopted to every en. iety I,lSewing or family wear, from the lightest mus tins to the hoariest cloths. They work equally well upon silk, linen, woolen, and cotton goods,—SPAIII log quilting,gathen mg, hemming, feilinq, cording, and making in heantif al anil.pernnti slit, I n , alike on Indt In :Ides—and performing every 5111,1., of err. i ng cx oopt Annhing button holes and stiblniner on buttons. Full in tructions for operating. the 0 , e ,, gratuitously at the solos rooms. \\ hen t.l•e 'Machine Is Sell!. 0, 1110 dist once, so that personal inslruetion Is 1114.0nvvIlivilt. a card of direction Is sent, which Is sufficient 'l'l,l, analilieta whirl, recommend the II heeler NVllson Nlarhi are— ]. liPauty and excellence of stltrh, silks on both sides of the ramie sewed. Strength. firmness. and durability of seam, that will not rip nor ravel, and anode with -3 Economy of thread. 1. Its attachments and wide range of application to purte,ses 31111. materin la. b. elontlionetnesN and elegance of model and finish. h. Sholdb•it, and thoroughness of eons! rof , tion - . 7 . . 5,,,,,,, es s e „ot operation and management, and quietness ''l movemen t =I N 0.3 1:14.11int., wirh rinin Tabir, $l5 10 II:111 19innrlled • :0 00 Halt Illark Walnut nr Ilahngany 55 00 No. 2 Nachiuo i h Plain Talde, rs Half (;.,..e. Poonelled, 1111 LlaltUone, Polished, It Walattt or Mahnttany No. 1 Madino, Sliver plated, with Pl.dn TII Mo. Half Ca •o, Polished, Rhu•k Walnut, Tbffi Cas e , Polished, l% :dont or llohogany Ilallease, Polished, rosewood, RU Full Case. Itlaek N .lout or Mahogany 90 .. Full Case, Itosem,d, lull 00 N 0.4 Maehino, Largo with Plain Table, 75 00 ;Co. 5 Machine, Cylinder, with l' la In Table), IMMM3I3 Every Machine Is sold with a Hemmer, ' , lns. 1 and 2 Machines are sold comi.lete, with the New Glass Cloth Presser, New Style Ilemoier and Braider. Wheeler k Wilsou's Agency at Railroad and Telegraph Office, CARLISLE, PA. July 1, 1804-ly STEINWAY PIANOS. First Prize Medal at the World's Fair London, 1862. (12, , ,-....77..„1 , _,,:;;;,-A - 1 , ...... , 4 , - - `,..e 7 ,4 71. ;4 ?.',.... l ''' '' A R t : • . " ' .. ;.! - 4 ,-F. -- 4- 1 ,7 --- - 1 7 - x..--,: t , If , r , ~,, ) - 0 . ( il I - ',.3, 4 _ ._ . ~, -z...cdorZo' r I EI E undersigned has just received, and intends to keep constantly on hand a run as. sortment of the unequalled Pianos manufactured by Steinway A: Sons of New York. Hach 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 Owlish. A written guarantee of entire satisfaction will be given by the subscriber to each purchaser. Persons desirous to purchase are invited to call and examine these unrivalled Pianos, at R. E. Shapley's Jewelry Store, Main Street, 3d door east of the Mansion Mouse, nea the Railroad Depot SECOND [LAND PIANOS received in exchange and kept for sale end to rent. Carlisle, May •2,2, 1863-4 y A. B. EWING'S FURNITURE WARE-Rool‘ _ .:,:--:::./.:....-=, r.- : ,w lIMI West Ilir,h Street, Carlisle, Pa. (Premium akarded at the Cumberland County Agricultural Fair of 1857,) The subscriber has just receivtd the most splendid assort 'limit of articles In his line, ever brought to this place—whiciildie is determined to sell at prices that duly coMpetition. Parlor. Chamber, Dining-room, FURNITURE. Kitchen and Office Embracing every article used by ffouse and Hotel beepers, of the most approved and fashionable design nod finish. Including also Cottage furniture In setts, reception and Camp Chairs, Mattrassos, (lilt 'frames, pictures, Re., (ta.Partieular attention given as usual to funeral,; orders from town and country, attended to promptly and on moderate terms. July 1,1804 PAINTS AND OILS -- .10 Tons White Lead. 'lOOO Gallons of Oil. Just received .with' a large assortment of .. Varnishes, Fire Proof Paint, Turpentine, . 'Florence White, Japan, ' ' *White Zinc,. .Putty, Colived nc, Litharge, lied Lead Whiting, Boiled 011, Oleo Shellac, Lard 011, -'• . .- Sperm Oil; • ~ .. Paint Brushes; Fish 011, & F .,' , Colors of every chiscription dry, and 0111 n cans And ;tubes at the Hardware store of - IC ', • . ,- 1 lIHNIFF'SitXOI!I. July 1, 184. , .... ' ~ •'. " Bryans Pulpionio Wafers,: • Doe. 11, 1963 101111YSIOrANS --will find it'to,their ad -lantigo t ,e4it euic k u'ro,bile their Modielneirat flatkL AND LUMBER vu... The: nubseflbere hive thin day entered Into partnership to trade in , ""COAL AND Lumbun., We will have constantly on, hand and furnish to o-• der all kinds and qu•Jlty of coaconod LUMBER MAME S I AM' . Paling, PlasteVing Lath, Shingling, Lath.. tworketi Flooring and Weatherboarding, Posta and Halls; and every article that belongs to a Lumber Yard. • All kinds of Shingles, to wit: Whitepine, Hemlock and Oak, of different qualities. Having cars of our own we can furnikh tills to .'orderof any lengib a.nd size at the shortest notice-and .on the most reason: do terms. Our worked boards will he kept under cover so they can be furnislied dry at all times. Wu have constantly on hand all kinds of Family , Coal under cover, which we will deliver clean" to any part of tho borottith. To wit: Lykena Valley, Broken, Egg, s * Stove and Nut, Luke Fiddler, ''''''''''' . T,evorton, Locuet . Mountain, I /gm Lohberjt, which 'iieltledie Oar. selves to sell at the lonoti prices., -. Best quality of Limiburner's and Blacksmith's Coal, always on hand which we will sell at the lowest figure Yard west side of Grammar School, Main street ARMSTRONG & HOFFER. July 1, 1864. r. MHE public are hereby informed that, A the undersigned have this day entered Into a CO Partnership, under the name of Delaney & Blair, for the purpose of carrying on the Coal end Lumber bust, nese.nt too old stand of Oliver Delaney, near the Gas- Works ; where all orders in their lino of business are respectfully solicited, and will hat promptly filled , V OLIVER DELANC ANDREW 11. BLAIR. Oct. 16, 1863 t f. XrP-Orders for coal will be received et Halbert k , Fleming's Grocery Store; Robert Muoro'e Shoe Store and A. U. Malec Currying Shop. DFILANCY A BLAIR. Ira-Orders for Coal nr Lumber solicited through than Post Office, arrangements having been made with sls i Postmaster to charge the postage en same to us. All orders punctually AT the store of John Irvine, on th 2 sornar of the public square, is the prase to purchase liet.ta Shoes Hate And Cope, at . prices that defy entspeUtion, lie has Just returned from the Bast with the largest and nvntt complete assortment of Boots. Shoes, lints k Caps thiit he has ever presented to this community, end width he is determined to sell et the lowest pos sible priyes. His stock embraces everything In Lie line of business, such its MEN'S & BOYS' FINE CALF BOOTS, Kip Boots, Calf and Patent Leather Oxford Ties, Calf and patent Leather tiaite, s, Calf Nullifiers, Calf and Kip Brogans, Slippers, te. LADIES' WEAR, Fine French and English Lasting Gaiters, Mora-en Calf and Kid Boots, Fine lid l-lippers, Fancy Slippers, Mar rocec. and Kid Buskins, MIS ES A \ D CHILDREN'S WEAK of all deserip lions embracing tine Lasting Gaiters, Morncro and Lasting Button Boots, Morrocro Lace lam n of all kiude fancy shoes of VHfIOTIS :Aides slippers, ttc. WATS k CAI'S. Sift. Cassitnere. Fur and Wool lints of all ivalilles and styles, also a large assortment, of Moots and Shoos made to order at the shorte.t notice Repairing ppompity done. Confident of his ability to please all elas UM of customers, he respectfully invitaz the public to give him a call. ttay_Remember the place, N. R. corner of the Public Squa: o. NEW GOODS!! STOW offerin g an immense variety of S. CASSIMERES, VESTINns, COTPON GOODS ke. For Bien and Boys Wear, In a larger variety, than ran be found in any re-tab. .lishmeut in this place, end at aa low prices as ran Ito sold any where, to suit taste and pocket. We manu facture the above goods to order, in the latest sty lee,' or sell per yard. Customers wishing to have the goods bought of us. rut. can he neeon,modated. frer of charge. An early inspection id our cods ud prices, respect. fully soileted. ISA Al' I.l' INGSToN, North Hanover Street 1. lothing Emporium. July 1, It's. S ELLING OFF A'l' TWENTY-FIVE pmt CENT. BELOW COST!! Al the sign of the Gold Eagle. - :1 doors s'• o the Cumberland Volley Bank, and too dot r . .. the Metirdist Church, on West Maio .1,, .rgrat and best selected stoelt if WATCHES ANT) .IE , A . I:1 !—• in the town,will he Sold ts•t o• ' -I • . 1 ..or plats, In the State. The Sto, ,• • I • s . went of Gold and Silva • , • Leplncs, Autericon watches, nue otter kinds aid styles, • GOLD AN!) SILVER CHAINS. Gold and Peneils..lewelry of all klnds,F)oectacisa Gold and silver, Hinted and Sliver Ware, MUSIC BOXES. AC('ORDEONS, Oil Paintings, a great variety of mnry articles, hr. The en tiro stork of ;Itch maker tools, cases, large Mirrors, and safe will be cold wholesale or retail on the easiest tern.. Having selected a first rinse workman all kind. r f repairing will Oct dose as usual, at reduced prices. SIIA PLE . July 1, IS6I. 6, 00 0 00 TILL T It I U Il AN T . The complete suervss of the Prairie Flower Cook Store. warrants the suhsetiher in rallimi the al ten Lion of all 0 ho'isiay 0 ant it superior stol e 10 rall and nxandun the only stove that has given universal ,atis faction 85 00 WHAT IS CLAIMED OVER OTHERS IS Ist. A saving of from 80 to 60 per cent. in fuel. A hotter and quicker oven from the same are 3d. A larger oven than any other store Of the earn• biZO. 4th . The prosorvntion of the center piece from sinking saving n epa irs. sth. The Lest Baker. Roister, and (look now in use, 6th. A superior ariangement for cleaning the dues, ith. A perfect fins CODSUIIIer for either wood or cal. The Prairie Flower is warranted to give satisfaction in every pm Willer, and will be shown with pleasure to all who may call, whether desiring to purchase or not, any quantity cf reterence in town or eauntry. A f•rh`bther good Cook Stoves on hand, which will be sold very low to close stock. Spouting, Hoofing, Job NT ork, Copper smithlng and Sheeting work promptly attended to, In town or fon try. All work warranted at the old stand, Hanover st.teet north