was'a near relation of the duchess, and
the duchess was one of the most inveter
ate match-makers that over lived. She
was at this time nbout five or six-and
thirty, good-looking, and good-natured to
an excess, but she had this qual!ty of
match-making developed in her nature to
an extent that was almost inconceivable,
and certainly premature.
But the duchess did not stand alone in
keeping a watchful eyo over this affair.
My fox-hunting friend, from whom I
learned who•the young lady opposite re
really was, had even his stupid old eye
fixed upon Miss Craweour. Lady Sal
teith, deaf, as I have said, and so shut
out from conversation, watched her with
might and main, and so, indeed, more or
less, did most of the guests assembled
round that great table. I ought, per
haps, to except the duke, who, I think,
was insensible to all such matters, being
a sportsman and nothing else in the world.
The curiosity of the rest of the company
was excusable. Ono of the special beau
ties of the day, and one of the great
mateheS of the year; were there bide by
aide, and of course every body wanted to
know what would COI/le of it.
The beauty of Mary Urawcour was of
no ordinary kind, and there was in it a
wonderful sense of health and vitality.—
It was scarcely possible 'to look at her
without feeling inclined to envy her the
extraordinary resources and the prosper
-0119 future which an organism so complete
seemed to promise. What a pity, one
could not help thinking—what'a pity it
would be if any thing should occur to
mar such a career! And' then as you
looked from her to her neighbor the
th9ght immediately followed, " How mar
a career more utterly than by such an al-
!lance as that ?"
Philip, Earl of Stmyd, was not what
mom° people would call bad-looking,
though to me 1 mutt own that his :ippear
nue° was most disagreeable. I suppose
at the time I am speaking of he was two
fii . .thr . ee-and-torty, but be was one of those
light-complexioned meir who look less
than their ago. His features, too, were
small and regular. What much uglier
men I have seen wh,,in it wus pleasanter
to look at than this sante Lord Sno . yd.—
abere as bbloething so utterly unmanly
ail weak about hita. fie was so much
-too soigne in hia "get up." ilis hair
Was curled and 'crimped, and so wore his
whiskers. Bo affected jewelry, and I
have frequehtly seen him with rings ()O
racle his gloves. Ho always wore, too,
such tightly-strapped trowsers and auch
thin lacquered boots. I don't believe he
had such a thing as a shooting jacket or
a pair of highiows in his possession.—
When the other men of tho party of
which be made one were out of doors, he
was to be found in the drawing-room
playing on the piano, or still better, get
ting-some lady to accompany -him-- while
be-sang; for I must do him the justice
to say that he had a good tenor voice, and
performed upon it in tune and with cou
aiderablo taste.
I looked on then at this game, and I
saw, or thought I saw—what? A used
up man who had never had any thing
but a pippin for a heart—this said pippin
having once, however, had some juice
and softness in it, but now resembling
those of Normady, which one sees in the
grocers' shops—dry, hard, and sadly con
tracted and pinched about the core. I
saw that this man had settled with him
self that the young lady beside him was
personally and otherwise suitable to the
position of Countess of Sneyd, and that
to be the proprietor of such a piece of hu
manity would be generally agreeable to
his inclination, and creditable to his dis
cernment into the bargain. I saw too, a
young girl, at the very eounneneetneut of
what might be a bright and glorious ex
istenee, about to sacrifice all her happi•
nese, deliberately selling it for money and
a coronet, and I thought I saw that this
was not done willingly as some girls do
such acts, but because she was forced into
Sitting there opposite, and having lit
tle to'do in the way of conversation my
self, I heard many scraps of dialogue be
tween Miss Craweour - and her neighlwr.
The young lady was attentive to what
Lord Sneyd said, certainly, but alwap.
with grave attention. Sho never smiled
or relaxed.
A great dinner! What a wondrous
jumble of sound, what a queer mixture
of words and thoughts, of observations
made aloud and observations rude in se
cret. What scraps overheard. What
'nonsense. If sound end thought and ac
tion could be photographed—caught in
some camera obscure, and retained, what
would be the result of the process ? In
the case with which we have now to do
—something of this sort. Quick ! The
instrument is set, the slide withdrawn,
and the sensitive and prepared plate ex.
posed.
LADY SALTEITII (to me). Did they
have the same house last season?—Mv
uns (bawling). No. They didn't come
to town at alt.—Bums (over right
.shoulder). Champagne, Sir, or sparkling
'ockl—WirsEx,r (to Inyself). Feverish
la`sl night: (Va — Butler) - Neither.—=LAnv
SALTErm (to me). Well, they couldn't.
have taken a' nicer house.—lklvvErai(to
meself). It's no use putting her right;
-(to LadyB4 bawling louder) No.—LORD
•SNEYD (t 0 'Miss Crawccntr). I : dislike
'traveling.__ One has,to rough it so. I
have MiaverSion to roughing it.--Miss
-VitA:Weova (to Lord Sneyd, coldly). But
surely that is the great fun of traveling.
=-.III•Jra_BLF (to myself). Effeminate beast
that Pneyd; i (to servant, silently protrud
ing, stewed
,:plgoolll3, over loft shoulder)
„, No, thanks—diono SNEYD (tO Miss
Oraweotrr). Don't see any fun in.having
greasy hot water instead , soup, aad
leas' so damp• that you •Tny take a bath
s`tl them -These sori-of-thirigs-distArb
----sres,-put-tue-eutak.ine—not-ani-y-ex--
aptly, I'm never mry—are you?-Miss
CnAwcourt.,"Yes, often.—LOßD SNEYD.
Really, now, Miss Crawcour.—BUTLEß
(over right shoulder). Sherry, Sir
MYSELF. Yes.—LADY SALTEITII (to
neighbor on the other side) l , Mumbles so
every body•does, nowadays, __Why can't
they speak out?—LORD SNEYD (to Bliss
Crawcour). How does it 'feel being an
gry?—:Miss CEAWCOUIt. Oh, not very
dreadful. I never go beyond wishing
that the person I am angry with was at
the other end of the world.—Lonn SNEYD
(calmly). Is that all ? Oh, I often go as
far as that myself. I should like at least
half of my friends to be at the other end
of the worId.—MYSE.LF (to myself.) Vow
she hates him; (to servant, protruding
curry over left shoulder) No.—General
Accompaniment. Muffled clash, respect
ful clatter, buzzing, and subdued laugh
ter.—Master of Foxhounds (to me).—
Shall you be in England for the hunting
season ?—Myself. Don't intend . to hunt
next season.—M. P.M.. What's become
of that chestnut of yours?—Myself. Sold
her.—Lady Salteith (to me). Miss Craw
cour is not so pretty as.she was last, year.
—Myself' (observing Miss Crawcour to
be listening). l can't agree with you
there, Lady Salteith ; (to myself
never seen her before, by-the-by; ( to ser
vant, protruding mutton over Itpfc shoul
d. r) Yes.—Butler (over right shoulder).
Champagne or sparkling 'ock ; Sir?—My
self. Neither.—Lord Sneyd (to Miss
Crawcour) Did you hear Lady Salteith
just now (his lordship was devouring
curry when Lady Salteith spoke, and is
only now ready to talk) ?—M iss Craw
cour. l'es.—Lurd Sneyd. Does that
make you angry ?—Miss Crawcour. No.
Lady Salteith is quite right.—tlencral
Accompaniment. Muffled clash, respect
ful clatter, and subdued laughter.—M.
F. If. I know a man who would have
given you any thing for that chestnut.—
Myself. Yes? Well, it's too late now.
I sold him very well.— Butler (over right
shoulder). Sherry, Sir?—MyselfThanks.
—Lady sabeo 11 (to me). Not a good
complexion has she ?—Myself( shouting)
I can't agree with you, Lady Salteith.—
Lady Salteith. Yes, as you say, wants
color.—Myself (to my;elf) It's no use;
(to sere n; producing grouse over left
shoulder) if' you please—Lord Sneyd (to
(Miss Crawcour). What are you going
to do to-marrow morning, Miss Crawcour?
\‘ ill you r that air !non the Prophete
with me again ?—M iss Crawcour. Ini he
morning I am going out riding Lord
Sneyd.—Lord Sneyd. f tear me, you are
always riding. 1 hate riding, it shakes
one so. Well, in the afternoon then, af
ter luncheon ?—Mi , -s Cruweour (icily )
After luncheon I shall lie quite ready
-Myself (to myself, being nielined f 1 r
mAitation). hat girl speaks with the
air of a martyr. If L. had been L)rd
.Sneyd--(to servant., protruding Charlotte-
Russo over left ;...hottlder) No—(to my
self ) I would have made an effort to ac
company myself in that air from the
Prophete, or have sought a more willing
coadjutor; (to servant, protruding jelly
over left shoulder) No, thank you.— en
oral Aecomp otiment. Muffled clash, re
spectful clatter, buzzing, and subdued
laughter.—;‘f,. F. IL (to a neighbor).
We've begun the cub-hunting regularly
My huntsman tells Inc there arc a good
many foxes thisyear —Neighbor (another
fox-hunter, indistinctly reported by the
instrument). -Glad—hear it—good f
country —plenty—cover.—Lady Saltei( h
(to me). Do you ever see my nephew
—Myself. What, Harry Itushout
111211
Oh yes. soinctime.—Lady Saltc; h (to
her neighbor on the other side). Aly
nephew is the wildest young loan about
town. The other day he got brought up
betlire the magistrate and— Lord Sneyd
(to Miss Craweour) Lady Salt,2ith is not
always so fortunate as she might be in
the subjects she chooses for eimyersation
—Miss Crawcour. Poor thing. She be
longs to a different time. But she's very
good, really.—Lord Sneyd. I wonder
she comes out, so deaf as she is. She
ought to stop at home.—Miss Crawcour
I like Lady Salteith exceedingly, and an
always glad to be staying in the house
with her.---Myself. That's right.--,Gett
oral Accompaniment. Clash—clatter.
Enough! Down goes the slide. The
instrument shut is up. There is this re
sult of the operation.
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French Cashineren, plain and figured; Coburg‹Cloths,,
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Sept.lll 1561
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At Ogilby's Cheap Cash Store.
(AWING to the reduced pricec of good.
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Many articles having hens purchased store th. ad
vanes In prise, I am enable tot sell for less (lien it)
on ken. All In vent of bargalqrs tin wall to sal
before purchabing elsewhere.
113 (Oil Lily, Trustee.
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m Men makes my assottomns very Co• pieta. 'rho tep
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either produces or is
, produced —by an en
feelded; Vitiated stale
the • blood, wherein
that-fluid becomes in-
, - competent to sustain
-611 the vital forces. in their
43. at t vigoron: action, and
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contrAinatioa is variously ens-ed by incretvini
dl ease, low living, dkonicred digestion Iron)
ltilltealt , ly food, inti.tre air, filth and filth
habit-, the depressing vi. and, above all,
the renewal infection. WhateVer be its origin,
it is heretlitary in the tonstitation,
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from pitrent: to children mite the third mid
fourth generationl" indeed, it seems to he the
roil of Him who says, " I will visit the iniqui
ties of the fathers upon their children." The
diseases which it originates take various names,
according to the 'organ , it attacks. in the
Lungs, Scrofula prodnces tubercles, and finally
Consumption ; in time glands, swellings- winch
suppurate_ and become ulcerous sores ; in the
stomach anditowels, 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 SIUTIC remedy, VIZ. purification ,and
invigoration of the blood. Purify the blood,
and these dangerous distempers leave you.
Wah treble, foul, or corrupted blood, vou can
not have health ; With drat •‘ life of • thi.: tk-sh
healthy, you cannot have scrofulous disease.
I,EI DICII At MI f,I.F. It
IC coin pounded from the most effectual anti.
dote, that niedimi science has discovered for
this afflicting distemper, and for the cure of the
disorders it entails. That it is far superior to
any other remedy yet devised. is known by all
l%“:0 have given it trial. That it does com
bine virtues truly extraordinary in their efket
upon this ell:, of complaints, is indisputalny
proven by the great multitude of publicly
known and remarkable cures it has made of
the following di:eases : King's FyiL 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 deposit; in the lungs, White
Swellings, Debility, Dropsy, Neuralgia.,
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Syphilis and
Syphilitic Infections, Mercurial DisAases,
Female Weaknesses, and, indeed, the whole
? 4 CrICe• of complaints that arise from impurity
of the blond. Minute reports of individual
ca-es , May be found in Ay En's AMERICAN
ALMANAC, which to the druggists
for gramiton, distribution. wherein may be
learned the iliiections for its use, [Old `OM(' of
the rernarkahle cloys win• It it has made a hen
all other remedies had failed to afford relief.
Those ca4c: are porpmely taken from all sec.
tion, of the country, in older that every reader
may have avers, to sOme one who can speak to
litre of its benefit, from personal experience.
Scrofula depre—es the vital energies. and thus
Hoc: its ‘ictiin far more subject to disease
and its fatal re , ults than are healthy constitu-
I1111:4. LIVII ,- 0 it tench to shorten * , and does
greatl r shorten, the isotope duration of human
'list ta,l importance of these 'considera
tions h i t: led us to spend year.: in perfecting a
remedy which is nil• quate to its cure. This
nr now offer to the public under the-nrune of
asAPARI Lt.a, although it is COnt•
used of ingrediente, some of which exceed the
bra of ~ t ,r s Tprilla in alterative Plower. By
itsaal you may protect yourself from the suffer
ing cid danger of ,here disorders. Purge out
OW :ow corruption, that rot and fester in the
ood ; purge out the causes of disease, rind
oils health will follow. By its peculiar
anicily stimulate , the vital func
tion:, an d t h it: es i , e l: the distempers which
lurk wit'lin the system or burst out on any
parr of it.
11'r knew the puLlir have been deceived by
in on onosnind, of Sirsopa,illir, dust promised
rod did no; hin-; but they will neither be
•cci,il nor it-appointed iii this. Its virtues
h.,v e been la oven by eliundant obit, and there
!main: 1111 , -tion of ire sin pas , ing excellence
n: the VOW Of the nfilleting diseases it is in
tended to reach. Although under the sonic
noon., it i. a very different medicine from any
inhor wlticir ha, been before the people, and is
far 11101 t.` CIVe , rind t ally 'oilier which has
ever bent available to them.
CHERRY PECTORAL,
Tho World's Great Remedy for
Coughs,, Colds, Incipient Con
- sumPtiou, and for the relief
of Consumptive patients
in advanced stages
of the disease.
otice
This has been so long used and so univer
sally known, that we neml do no more than
assure the public that its quality is kept up to
the hest it ever hits been, and that it may be
relied on to do all it has ever done.
Prepared by 1)n. J. C. AYER & CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
Sold by .1. W. Ei.Liorr, Curli,la, nod deal
yrs everywhere.
C N, Attorney at, Law.
Unrllelu, I`,r. Next door to the herald 0111ce
July 1. 1864-Iy.
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AM ES A DENIM It. Attorney at
• ILow, Carlli Po 011ie' on the south side or the
ei , Urt House. teljoinlini the • •Amei icon Printing Office '!
July 1,
TM. W K LEY, Attorney nt
...)111ro on south llunover street, adjelniuic the
office (imbue]. All prunnifilolial business en•
trusted him will be momptly attended to.
July 1, 111114.
4;;;I n AMU EL 11 N. BURN, Jr., Attorney
Lied Law. Onleo with lion. Samuel Hepburn, Main
St. Carlisle Pa,
Juty T, 1104.
It()TITS E. SHAPLEY, Attorney at
IA iv. Carlisle Pn. Attonds to securing and col—
leeting So:diors' Pay, Bounties. and Pensions. Office
on South Hanover Strout, oplioslto Beutz's Store.
July 1.1864.
on hand
n, londun
Ills 011 i ngß
nin bto.
A W CARD.-CEIARI.II9 E. MA
-I.4tILAUGIILIN, Attorney at Law, ()Mee in iiiholre
bulhfingjuat oppoelte the Market House.
July 1, IHW-Iy.
g P. HUMP:AIM, Attorney at Law
. Office on North Itanovor Arno, a tow (loom
north of Hotel All business outruetod to hlui
will bro promptly attended 'to.
July 1, 1861.
Dr. I. C. LOOMIS
Pomfret Street few doorn " 0 "
,below South finuoyer.st „
Jnly 1, 1.864.
TO.E.PIi MINER, Jr., AttOro ) , at
taw'auit SUrveyor,.ffivebanleehurg, Pa: Office on
Roll 'loud Street , two doors Mirth of the Bank.
011.1luelness promptly attoudud to.
'July 1. iSt4.
,
GEO N. NEIDIpg, D. D. S.-.
Lao piononstrator or operativ.DOntfAtry of the :
taltet rge Popolfu . or
‘..\`,, .- fAr., •-:: . Oflicent 'l4O resiae - ilei
opposite Marion Hun, West Main street, C 4111610, Pa.
• •July t, 1854. •
.7. TAR. GEORGN S.
frau the WOW
. eitimei• more Collage of Dental Surgery.
,
Ate residence_ uf let •rnOther, East
,Louther street, threo doors below BoUlbrd. '•
JulY'3oBol.
.
1-1 Y.sf(llANs:wjll fir . id it. to'lliOir',lke
ogapinge to oni4ttn4 ptirlittio their .Itedtiiii'et at
"11111.1370N.5.
July' 41864,
.914. WAIBTOMU---
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
.A:V_EEt'S
'MINCE &' CO'S, iVoll7kn own iMEI4O
.1 . , DEONB Ana lIARMOKOUS, Intre4uclog„tho ef
put of pedal Nee on every ineteunient. - . . ;
. :144-iiNtlBl` GA RUM'S . " _ , I
'HAVEN •4114CDN'S end " . , - I
;• , 11ALL'ET.:DAV IS, 4 Co., celebrated PIANO tor each'
; qt A Moral deduction. • • -
10. Over 80,080 sold. • ' :•' ,
''' J'AlkillA BELLAK, 8010 Agent.
. ' • 2Y8281-2.rlitifiti•eit:Abiiii)-4Rile7--
LOatat4itlill - . - -9mo. 1 . 'l`lilinitPbTorrit ---
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•IgA'AO: tiIiViNgSTW,,
H A AS received an unuieuatly",l4rga:and
well selected atoclr. of . . •
SPRING' AND - SUMMER GOODS,
an.,l mks that hie old cuitoniara, and all lieraona Iri
want Of drat - info shall& Ova 'hinfn'tall:
pa assortment conalato in, part of-
. •
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, , SATTINETS,
VESTING% and all other kinds orgocas foi Gentle
tnen's Clothing.— ills assortment of pleee.gdode Is the
largest and most varied ever brought. to earlislo,and
ho le detorm_hod to sell goods by. the yardbrought .
n terms as
favorable a's any other-store. Ills stork of
Ready-siai,ado . . Clo
Is,oxterplvo aria, ,buoutifui„consittlng of COATS
PANWS, VESTS, OVERCOATS; &0., which ho will Be
ch. , apeethEin any other establlshmOrd.
116 bag beautiful assortment . GENTLEIIIEWB
1:100D% auch•.aa •
UNDERSHIRTS,
ovErts If MTS..
DRAWERS,
UMBRELLAS,
CARPET BAGS,
TRUNKS, &0., &c
Come and see hln beautiful asaortreent of Goode be
fore nurchasing elaewhere. Ho takes pleasure In ehnw
log hie tioeds, and wHiaatbify al( that he can and will
poll Uo.ule cheaper than any other house outside of the
cities.
CUSTOMER'S ORDERS-4 'invite an examination
of my Clock of Fine Clutha, Casahneres, Vestlugs, &c.,
which I manufacture upon !medal order&
PECI A Nt >TICi .—I would say to the public, that
my goods are manufactured under my own supervialon
and by the vary beat workmen. My atcck la the moat
extensive I have ever bad. and MY friends and the
public are Invited to cull and eXtirnine for themselves.
44-110lueMber the old stlind, North Hanover St.
ISAAC LIVINOSTCH•
Carlisle, April 22, .1864
Cil ARTHR 1829'. PERPRTUAL
• ?ItANKLIN
FIRE INSURANCE COMP'''
OF
PHILADELPHIA
ASS 1.:T8
ON JANUARY 1, 1864,
82,457,849 9 5 .
CAPITAL,
ACCRUED SURPLUS,
INVESTED PREMIUMS,
Unsettled Claims,
*BOl6.
LOSS PAID SINCE 1829,
$5 ,00 0,000.
ARPETU AL AND TEM MILADY POLICIES ON
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DIRECTORS.
CE ARLES N. BANCRER ISAAC LEA,
T...;yIAS WAGNER, EDWARD C. DALE,
S AMUEI. GRANT, GEO. PALES,
JACOB It. SMITE!, AI.PRe.D FITLER,
GEO. W. RIC/LARDS, PRAS. W. LEWIS, M. D
CHARLES N.,BANCICER.Pree'I.
EDWARD C DALK, Vice Preaq.
JAS. W. McALLISTER, See. Pro. Tern.
L. SPONSLEIt, Agt , Carlisle Pa.
Match IR, 1854—Dmo.
CARLISLE FORGE.
NEW FIRM
4VIE.4VIER &
'THAl:[BRlCKER—
subscribers would respectful!)
1111110111len to the public. that having purchase,;
he Carlisle Forgo. thrinerty owned by ii r. J. tioodyeat
e hale (Mlllllolll_l'll the mailufa , turn and will keel.
eonstantly on hand ail sizes of the best quality of
BAR IRON'.
will give prompt. at teal In to 311 ordore, !A - heater
rout a distance or at home.
highrst Cash priers paid - for old wrought fro
'ORA delivered at the Forgo. at thii Railroad hritig
in • arilsl... WEAVER Or BRICE=
Carlisle, May 13, 18134—1 y
Carpetings and Oil Cloths.
vow receiving at Ogilby's cheap casl
:%tore, a Ita of Ingrain, Vetted:in, limp, Rag
lad-WR
CARPETS
Floor ill!. (;),91'11'..3 all widths, which will
Ihr the each at the lowest rates
' CI I 'S. OGILBY, Tluatee
h 18f4
Fourth Arrival o f New Goods.
ju,t, ruturnod from tho rltlrn with a 'a
NEW SUMMER DRF,SS GOODS
A I .)lires •nit.. , l I', the season. A I.t.autintl
'll4 n. les. °, ati.,111./ 11 . 04111 t, P. 01.15 Oren:
/11 . • I.art• Boj •nre C..lelnatod Ili,l Gi o v ‘;
Und.rellap, Fan., Hata I'.
1, and ii c, r Ilonp .MI is. and a general :issor
goods
MEN AND BOYS' WEAR.
large lot of OLD GOODS mucit
dor Imlow Martin'a REcntel,.Enst M:
-t rev
lAr4 W. C. SAWYER
sc 4,-(710
sPlti
eiEVANFI SIIEAPEI
vi ih n ; l itt• nt o n of buyers to thet
1 Dr, Gen, IN It will bo f,,u11,1 ute.ti
I 1,, ell lli •e !Vat n Ps , n !Ili It comprise
I: .I• went:, Of .411 business hnve buy
„.•1, that et"
RESS COO 11 S ,
r,tttltdettt, IS the most extensive nviii
I• 1,1 eer oifere.l n 1 thig town \V. have now
t• v for in4peetion all tlll novellies of the sensrov vl/
Poplins. all aOW shades nod styles. \llollll a«.
1 . 1 . 1111 nod 1'1311 , 10, Plaid l'opliftv. Chalhos. 1/44
Alf , f. a 1 , ttotithl stook of AI.I'AUCAS, at astonishingly
prices.
DOMESTICS..
Prints, Blearinsl Mullins, Broad Sheetings,
li inghnols ticks, ings, Cot tonntleu, kc., Sw.
Gents' and Boys' Wear,
Cloths, Cassimeres. Jeans, t 4 uunner Crisideueree, &c.—
we would tall the attention of our friends more part ic
ularly to our (minims° stock of Muslino. Callcope.'Cot
ionades, all bought last winter, before the late advance
whieli will be sold at prirea that defy competition
['oracles may rely en getting great bargains at the
store of
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NOTE :—Nr.eis desirors of exarniug our stock
plense be particular, and nosolleet our Store is In Zug
building, S. Corner Market Square, Second Door, o
potato (litter's Clothing Store. 0. & S.
New Stock of Hats and Caps
AT KELLER'S OLD STAND,
North Ilatiover Street.
splendid assortment of all the new
styles of Silk Moleskin, Slouch. Soft Sr Straw
lois now open of city and home man:Oat:lmre which will
be sold at die lowest cash prices. Solt hats of allows].
1 2-11-
Hies from the finest Beaver and Nutria, to the cheap.
est wool. and of all colors, unsurpassed by any this
side Philadelphia. A large stock of
-411 SUMMER HATS,
~.-..._:..N
N.,. Palm. Leghorn, Braid, India . Panama, s
and
Straw. Chlldrens fancy &u.
.
Also a full assortment of Mona, Boys and childrene
cape of every description and style,
The subscriber Invites all to come and examine his
stock. Being a practical hatter, he fouls confident of
giving satisfaction. Thankful fur the liberal patron
age heretofore .bestowed he solicits a continuance of
the same. Dont f rget the stand, two doors above
Shrlner's Hotel and next to Carman's shoe store.
... JOHN A. KELLIBt, Agt.
N. B. Slats of all kinds made to order at short notiae.
•
A. W. BENTZ.
SPECIAL NOTICE...
Great Reduction in Dry Goods,
(AWING to the recent heavy fall in
1..,/ the price of Gold I have determined - to reduce
every Article In my immence stock ,of Dry Goode to a
corresponding price wil,h the precious metal, and Intend
to make stlit further reductions from time to time as
Gold recedes in price. Illy extensive stock has been
mainly pun:lmpel at low prices and before the great
advance In goods I take this opportunity of calling
the attention of the public to the notice, as I can and
will sell lower than any Rouse outside the Eastern
Cities. Call and Examine for yourselves. Itemicifibor the
old stand South Ilanover street below the Court Rouse.
Oct. 7,1864, • A. W. DENTE;
B. R. JAMESON, S. M. COYLE, J. 'ArCASDLISII
E. R. JAAIESON & Co.
Wholesale and retail Dealers in Fan.
cy Dry Goode, Trimmings, Notions dre., North
west corner .of flanover and
,P9mfrot streets.Carlisle
Pa, would respectfully announce to the Public -that
they have Just returned from the Eistern Mos with
a—large and. Well selected stock or Goode consisting' in
part Ifesiery, Gloves, !ditto, Veils, Crapes, Cravats,
Hoops, Nublas, Shawls Handkerchiefs; Suspenders,
Shirts, Drawers, Belts ladies & Gents Jogs, Cards, Buttons, Needles,. Sewing Silks,
'Amp Mita, Paper, ,t' us, Perfumery, Cigars &0.,
W 9 would'partioularly invite the attention 'of
Country , M - oroha'nts,
to our stock, as in the matter , Of prlees ' as well 44- in
tithe; important particulars, •we enjoy this great ad
vantage, via., one branch of our House and member of
our firm are located in ilifilittlelphia, and always Pre
pared to take advantage of ovary fluctuation In the
market.
Liberal terms made with wholesale purchaser/1 nod
unusual Inducements otrored to buyers of every elites.
Call and ...tunable our etooh. • L .
lt, JA.IIIEKIN I s t Co.
Oct. ',14: 1884'
I);
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FANCY GOODS,
CONFECTIONARIES,
FR tr I T•S ,
PERFUMERY,
PRESERVED FRUITS,
MINCED MEAT, PICKELS &C
AT HAVE IRSILICK,S,
Norlhilanotier &reel, Carlisle, Penn'a.
Just applied an assortmebt of 'Etesh Drugs, NATIO'
Goads, Gilt Books, Perfumery, Fruits, and Confection
ery, whieMhas never been surpassed in this .borough,
for novelty' and elegance. Thu articles have been so
leated witlegruat care, and are calcitiated. tn.:quality
and prise, to command the attention of purchasers.
FANCY GOODS,
which Compliseeevery-varlety of fancy. articles of
_the
most exquisite finish such as
rapier Macke Good,, '
Blegriert alabaster And Percelallt ink.stands and trays
Fancy Ivory, pearl and shell. card eased,
Larihra'. • envy Baskets,
Farley Work Boxes, with Sewing instruments,
Ladies' Crtbas;•Writing Desks, and Port-folios. •
Port Nionnales, of every variety.
Gold pens and per.clis, Fancy paper .weights,; and a
large variety et ladies' fancy stationery. '
Motto seals and wafer* Silken,/ -bead purees.
Riding whips, elegantly finished: Fine cutlery,
Perfond9 baskets and bags
Brushes at every kind for the toilet,
X. llazln and u. & G. Wright's Soaps and Perfumes
of various kinds.
Fancy Piker tbr head dresses and shawls.
111urical instruments,
together with an innumerable variety of articles ele
gently finished nod suitable for
PIES ENTS,
to which he Invites special attnotion.
Also, au extensive and elegant collection of
BOORS,
comprising various English and American Works,
richly embellished pohnem, WORKS. Bibles and
Ilymn Books, elegantly bound In velvet with metal
clasp and corners.
Ills assortment of S hoot Books and School Station
ery is also complete, and comprises everything stied iu
the Schools, Hold. desires to call the particular at
Written of Families to his elegant assortment of
LAMPS,Ac. s
from the-extensive eStedlsbments of Cornelius, Archer
and others of Philadelphia, compri•htg every style of
l'arlor, Chamber and study Lamps, for burning either
Lord. Sperm or Etherlal oil: also DYHTI"S celebrated
Keeosueo or Coal Oil Lamps, together with Flower
Vases, Fancy Screens. Ac. Ws assortment in this line
Is unequaled in the borough. Also,
SMARR AND TOBACCO,
embracing all the favorite brands, and a fine essort•
went of MEERSCH AUM SMOKERS AND PIPER, the
celebrated Elllocochink, Lynchburg Smoking Tobacco,
FRUITS,
such as Oranges, Lemons, Figs. Raisins. Nectarines,
Prunes, Ac., FANCY CON FECTioN A ity_N trys—
PRESERV ED FRUITS. MINCED MEAT, PICKLES, Ac
in every variety and at all prices, all of which are pure
and fresh %nett as can be confidently recommended to
his friends. Ills stock embraces everyt Aug in the
line of Fancy LICIO(iti, With many other articles ,useful
to housekeepers which the public aro especially invi
ted to call ;loud enamioe
Remember the Old Stand, nearly opposite the Bank
do North Hanover street
July 1, ltd 4.
$400,000
971,000
1,080,200
Income for ISO.I
300,000.
NEW ARRIVAL OF DRY GOODS
The undorsielied Is now opening the !argent and
most desirable stock of goods Lour °Mired to the people
of Cum Noland County.
A etooplete and general assoittnent of
Ladies Dress Goods.
A II 1111111611!, resort meta of LA DI ES \IOU Ittil NO end
SEC 'NI) qnC RN I NO DR E , S GOODS from the Celebre
Led Nino ming Stare of !lesson & Son, Phila.
A largo :tssortunnut of
LADIES PLAIN BONNET RIBBONS AND DRESS
The largest oto4 of NOTIONS outside of tho Eautorn
Mos.
A full mosortment of
Cloths for Ladies Cloaking
lines and )inns Wear in ondlosv variety, consisting of
oinths. Fancy and plain Cossinieres,Tweeds, Jeans, and
Cottoundes.
=
A Isrge, soinpletti and Marled assiirtineril of DUPLEX
BLIP I'lC 801t1 SK lit fA, and front all the cidebrat
oil man ufite.turers in the U. 8. also lialmorals of every
grade and price..
CARPETS, Ul 1:7CLOTI18. MATTINGS AND LOOKING
A largo stock of Lire and Silk CAPES. LAW NS ,
ft Alt Sti ES. dc., 101 l over from last ucason, will lei sold
Wt extremely low prices.
attnntion paid In "Funeral ordure," as well
an orders of all Muds promptly and punctuall) attend•
tn.
All of whleh will be sold lower than City prices har
mg Leen put chased befine the late slvarice.
I 1(.0(111:B1ES GItOCEItIES H
t l - ji G. P. El'Flt.";, has opened a nuw Oroeery Store
,1 1 Street. C.iiii•Le ripe,ite 11 Saxton', 11.ird
sal, Store nod Is !hoe prepared to supply hi. friends
Litd the nubile, nitlt all kinds of Choice lloods, at the
lowest mail:et. rat, w. ills ntt,elc eiunpt ices
COFFEES, SUUAII.B, SYRUPS, 'CHAS',
Spices. ground. uziground ; Cent:kern, Chee,e,
1111 - I.e kish by whohisalu or retail, 1 rooms,
;rushes, Tohareo, Fer,arr, :latches, Blarking,
Curds,
GLASS A NID STONEAVA
Qttetalaware, Ctslttraatto, \ Wyatt:, awl all of I)ernr
' • l.•.v uaunlly k , •pt la a lint ota,s urnn•rv.
In re,a t l to pi toes I ata tlstermitteti to sail goods
Ilia lowest lizut..4
'l"r Elt , EGG S ,
itul all kin Is of Country Produce, t.tkon at market
pikes.
:haw'', and 01 11 at, hal tkularly invited
tII nth! ,a, thy tl..tw CH ['RN, rvh
t 4 LI I prohoutha..l hp e.ahlatLeat. Judges m
huntof the a_ e.
Jut) , I, 11.14.
AItUE All RIV OF FRESh
J o,:oenit Ns-1 , 1; , (1 OF ALI. 7i INDS.
Among which is a larus IA of runt genuillo Rani
-11,..re dry salt I I Elt It IM ;, iu MO, 141 rrelo, VACIi,A It EL
rt prico, I hat is really tistunishiLigly low. l'ickels of
.111 kinds.
C ES, I ) RESERVES,
atm a good :INSO3 tuvut Or
Ton.leo) AND SEGARS,
1, I Q U 0 118, ,f•
at the lowest late s for CASH or Country Produrr.
WM. BENTZ
July 1, ISt:4.
VIII; partnership heretofore existing
het weou Charles 1..0 I lalbort itnd Orawilird nom-
ing. his been d , ss.dved by mutual cenhent. The books
and accounts are In the hand.; ot Ilallwrt. who
earnestly requests all parties Laving accounts with the
late firm to call and settle them. William lialbert, Jr,
having entered Into partnership with his brother,
Chn.les L. Halbert, the Int/quo:ss will henceforth he
conducted under the style 01 Halbert & Brother.
The now thin would tolipoctluily Call :Attention to
their stock of
New and Fresh Groceries.
Their stock in lorgc and selected with the greatest care
and will he sold at the low e..t prices for cash. It con
slats in part of line old tiovernatent, Java COFFBE,
Prime Ills do Prime Itio Roasted.
SYRUPS.—New York, Boston, and Philadelphia Sy
reps, et the very best qualities,
BROWN SUGARS.—The host the market affords.
Loverlug's beet Crushed. ;and, and Pulverized Sugars
Also, his A. B. and C. Sugars, which cannot be our
passod._
Rico, Corn Starch. P, rrins, Dondeline Coffee, Essence
of Coffee, Concentrated Lye, Soap, Candles, &n.
CHINA, GLASS, AN]) .e 4
QUEENSWARE.
A large and well selected stook of the very latest pat
terns and styles. lower than ever In price, and better
In quality, than was ever offered before in Carlisle.--
Call and see. ' Wooden and Willow Ware, such us Tubs
Buckets, end Churns, Baskets of every description;
Children's CARRIAGES, Stoneware, Cream Pots, But
ter Jars, Preserve Jars. Jugs, all sizes.
PISH—NW. 1, 2 and 3 Maokeral. No.
1 MESS SHAD No. 1 Herring.
A large quantity of the celebrated Excelsior HAMS.
SALT by.the Sack. Dairy and G. A. Salt.
The subscribers respo.dfully ask the patronage et
their friends and the public generally, and invite them
to call and examine their new stock, at the old stand,
corner of Hanover and Louthrr Streets.
HALBERT & BROTHER.'
Carlisle, April 22, 1851;
Flour and Feed Store.
rr HE subscriber wishes to announce to
the people of Carlisle and vicinity, that ho has
opened a
FLOUR AND FEED STORE,
on the South East Corner of Main and West Streets, in
the Warehouse owned and fortnerly occupied by Jacob
'them. Tho b at brands of FAMILY FLOUR, kept
conotautly on hand and delivered to any part of the
town. Having perfected arrangements with some of
the flrotdrolis in the neighborhood, I can mm) my
customers that they be Xurnished with an article
of Flour whloh;I can vouch for. I will keep constantly
on hand FEED OF ALI, KINDS, ouch as
Corn,,Oats, 'Bran, Shorts, Potatoes, &c.
• Thah!ghost cash Oleos paid, for Grain of all kinds
and Flour. Don't forget the oldastabllshed ataxia.
Carlialo, May 20,1803
, •.LDOYYS •
•
,: Of Me cild , firinof Tohn P. Lyne t t Son,
I_ll4S . het' completed opeolnti Memos ,
JLl,Sprin stock of flarilica're. 011 s, Glom
Varnlshoe, A c., to which he Invites the early attention
'et the:public:generally— Ile lute greatly'enlargedq+
stook In all its varlousbranehoe, and m!L
u now oma
modato ,the puddle with
Reliable 'Goods
In large or , tdoelLouantltlea at the: lowest prices. ..A
look Intu—ble kern will 0011V111C0 them 'that, ho hoe
enough blonde to fully supply the demand In this mar•
hot, roreena Watitlng'Oonds la' our)lnd will find it to
their' advantage to, give .us itkall before making . thelt,.
Ourchasee. All orders, peraenally. - and, punctually' at
orth
tended to,,and no- ropreeeiltatlone made to aired ' '
May 20, 1864., North Hanover St..
•
I\TEW..9O .
c 'd4e . rfpflon . and quality of flriquvlne
Queeneware,llardivaro,,Plolcols„; Sanaa, Pine I..lquors,
'Tobacco, giagam tno,m,igrtoicKruite 4nd vegetables in
CALM Oystora do ,liplene, Wood, and 'ware, all
klude and of the bast quality and to be sold* at •the
lowest prices fur cash by • .
fT;III6V.—.
INIMMED
DOMESTIC GOODS
EMM!
MIME
DISSOLUTION
JBREMIAII GIVLR
NA R 3
• • FIRE INSURANCE:. .
Alleri- and 'Eltstipenn,4boro i . Mu
-11 Vire' Inituradca • Company , of Cumberland
'Couuty,:incorporated by an act of Assembly, in . the
'year - 1N43, and having recently had itsObarter extend
ed to the year 1883, Is now In active and vlguroUs OP'
oration, under th e of the folldwitig
board of alanageraiiixr9 '" ,••• •
William it. Dorgan, Chriath.n,Stayman, Jacob Eberly .
D. Belly, Alex. Cathcart, J. 11. Coover, :John' Eichelber
ger,.Joseph NVlclkorhham, Semi. Eberly, - Manes, Wicker.,
Itudelp,h Martin, Jacob Coover, arid 1. C. Dunlap. '
The rates of Winn-once are as .low and favorable. as
any Company of the kind in the State. Persons wish
ing to become merabers are Invited • to' Make applica
tion to the agents of4he Company, who aro willing to,
wait upon them att, at•y time.
• , WM. It. DOROAB, President,
Eberly's Mills, P. O.
CIIDISTIAN STAYMAN, Vice President,
Mechanicsburg, P. 0.
JOON C. DUNLAP, Sect'y. Mechanicsburg.
DANIEL DAILY, Dillsburg, York Co. ' •
• AO ENTS.
•' v.
Cumberland county.—John •Sherrick. Allen henry
Zeating, Shiremanstown; Lafayette Puffer Dickinson;
Ilenr3 Bowman, •Churchtown ; Mode Oritlith, South
Middleton; Samuel Graham, Westperinsvoro'; Samuel
Coover,afechit , leybiirg sy:Cocklin, Shopherdsioivo
D. Coover, npper A lien ; O. Saxton, Silver , . Sprang;
John flyer. Carliela. ' Valentine Ferman, Now Cumber;
land; James McCandlish, N (mein°.
York rounty—W. S. Picklog. Dover; James Orlifith,
Warrington; J. it Deardorff. Washington: Richey
Clark, Dillsbrit ; D. Rutter, Fairview; John Williams
Carroll. '
Dauphfn co —Jacob 'Houser, narrldl343.
nerehers of the Cothpany baring Ixtlielert about to
expire, bun hare theta renewed by thtiklug application
to any of the Agents.
July 1, 1804.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
SE G C 19r Lir S
AT REDUCED PRICES,
With Glass Cloth Presser, Improved Loop
Check, New Style Hammer, Binder,
Cor ar, Braider, etc.
At the Railroad Ounce, Carlisle. Pa.
Highest Premiums at the
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, LONDON, 1862
INDUBTRIAL EXHIBITION, emus, 1861.
at the Fairs of the
UNITED STATES' AGRICULTURAL EMMETT, '
Silver Medal at the Penneylvania State Fair
September, 1868:
A inorlean institute. New York, Mechanics' Association,
Boston, Franklin I netitute, Philadelphia, Metropolitan
Mechanics' 1 n..tituto, IV ashing ton, Mary land l ni,titu I e
Baltimore, Mechanic,' Association, Cincinnati, Ken
tucky I nstitu le, Louisville, Mechanical Association,
St. Louis, !Mechanics' Institute, San Francisco.
At tho Brats Fairs of
MAINE,
VERMONT,
CONNECT/OUT,
NEW JERSEY,
PENNSYLVANIA,
MISSISSIPPI
MISSOURIt
OHIO,
INDIANA,
lOWA,
TENNESSEE,
ILLINOIS,
KENTUCKY
MICHIGAN
WISCONSIN,
LALIFORNIA.
These celebrated Machines are adapted to every va
riety of Sowing or fluidly wear, from the lightest mils-
Ibis to the heaviest clothe. They work equally well
upon silk, linen, woolen, and cotton go - Ms.—seeming
quilting. gathering, hemming, felling. cording, and
braiding—making a beautiful and perfect stitch, alike
on both aides—and, performing every species of 5t,,11.g
except maldng button holes and stitching on buttons.
Full ib tructlons for operating the Machine is oven
gratuitously at the sales rooms. When the Machine
is sent mute distance, so that permmal instruction is
inconvenient, a card of direction is sent, which is a
sufliclent guide.
The qualities which recommend the li hdeler
Wilson Machine aro
1. Beauty and excellence of stitch, alike on both sides
of the fabric sewed.
2. Strength, firmness. and durability of seam, that
will not rip nor ravel. and made with
-8 Economy of thread
4. Its attachments and wide range of application to
purposes and MA t.rlals.
6. Compact ices nod elegance of model and finish.
G. Simpli,ity. and thoroughness of construction.
7. Speed, ease of alia talon and management, and
quietness of tuovemeo6
SCHEDULE OF PRICES.
No. a Machine, with
Tank,s4s I'o
Half 7a.e. Pannelled, 50 05
Halt Black Walnut ar 7tfahogany 55 00
No. 2 Machhio with
p 1 55
11.tlf Caw_ Patterned, 60
Ilolf Case, Polished, ttlitelt Wolnut. or Mobotantly tat,
No. 1 Nl:tettiate, tttiver plated, with
Plain Table.
lfall i'a•e, Polished, Mack Walnut,
Ilan Case, l'l , l 1A` . 0,1, Mark Walnut or Mahogany 7.
flair CARO. PIA lOurno',l, SO
FullCasr, Poilhed. Black Walnut or Mahogany DU (
Full CaSe, POI iS110:.. Ilos , •wood, 100 00
No. 4 Machine, Largo with
Plata Tablo, 75 00
No. 5 Machine, Cylinder, with
Plain Table,
THRMS CASII
Every Machine is sold with a Illannier, NOO.l and
Machines ire sold e.inplete, with the New 0 lus's Clot
Presser. New Style Hernia, and Braider.
Wheeler Ap.,ein.y at
Railroad and Telegraph Of f ice,
CARLISLE, PA.
July 1, ICES4-Iy.
STEINWAY PIANOS.
First Prize Medal at the World's Fair,
London, 1862.
if, • 7 S'
I .
st
Fr II E undersigned has just loooived.
and Intends to too, constantly on hand a full as
sorttnent of thu unequalled Pianos manufactured by
Steinway & dons of Now York.
Each Instruinoul wilt to carefully selected In the
Manufactory, and will be sold at tho
New York Cash Factory Prices,
with the addition of Freight to Car lisle.
A written guarantee of entire satisfaction will be
given by the .übseriber to each purchaser.
Persons desirous to purchase are invited to cull and
examine these unrivalled Pianos, at
R. E. Shapley's Jewelry Store,
Main Street, 3d door east of the Mansion noose, nea
tYa Railroad Depot
SECOND lIAND PIANOS received in exchange and
kept for hale and to rent.
JOHN If. STAYHAN
Carlisle, flay 22, 1863—1 y
- A. B. EWING'S
FURNITURE WAItE•ROOM
•
West High Street, Carlisle, Pa
Premium awarded at the Cumberland
County Agricultural Fair of 18.5.70
The subscriber has just receiv*d the moat splendid
assortment of articles in his line, ever brought to this
place—which he is determined to sell at prices that
dots competition. •
.•
Chnnillier, •
Dining-room, FURNITURE,
Kitchen sing I. .
elliCe
Embracing every article used hy mouse and hotel
keiipers ' atilt) most approired' and fashionable design
and tinish. Including also Cottage furniture In' setts,
reception and Camp Chairs, Illattrasses, Gilt frames,
pictures,
tn.... Particular attention:given as usual to Mr - torah;
orders troth town and country, "attended' to promptly
and on. moderate terms, '
rTul?l,l.Be4„ • . . ,
ir._)AINTS AND OILS--
• ~ .
1. irYTon9.Wblte Lead- 1000 ailßona of 011 i; Jiii
received wILh A large e - saprf wont pf ~„.• • •
YArnielies, ,• : • Piro Proof Paint, •. . ~ r
• Turponilnp, , . Florence White. ' . ~,r ( ;..."
Japan,' , . '.. ''Whltd Zinn, • • , -1
•', Putty: '• • ' -. • 'Colnrad , P.lne, :,• •., , ,
Llthargo,. - HO . Lead . . „.•., , V ''''
•- : , Whiling, , • ;polled 011; . ' : '
• ' -'
' 'elue, '• ' Lard OW - ••• , • ; , 'i-'.i.
- •- - ,'-' ' Sh',;llae, -.; ..._•-• Sperm OP. :': -
.' •• ~ • _Paint Illrueftea, , Ptah 011,,tc,
.Coier.RAtejory_denerlptlon-d? - 011 In - ei n tanznl
rificia - at. the - fiargwdru Store - el ' '•'''" - ' . '
.Ft!!mqiil6 - Wafersi
11 , : 1863 , , ItALB',.roN'S
DaYSZIAZO wil thßif t tplheir od e ;
A -- _,L, T A n t as iuizia•ii - ffiiii - sreiiieb). l at
RALSTONT.:-,
COAL AD LUMBER YARD.—
. .
N
„The subscribers have dill 44;m:tiered Ato
partnershit,th trade, hi , z ; •
-C OA. L AND L U 14,11 . ,
Lxi W is ;;h 3) :::: „ e p o s ns i t s antly on hailid,and furnish to 9--
der all kinds an d fi n ality of, studied
TONG . ;
7RiatißB ; vir "
.Plastering Lath, Shingling, 14th,, worki,4
flooring and Weatherboarding, Posts and ltailis; Ind`
every article that belong's to a Lumber, Yardli - • •
all kinds of. Shingles,,to.wit : Whitcplge,,Hemlock
and Oak, of
,different Ihiilng (11111 nl bur l
owii can , furniall bills to order. of any length:and
size at tho shortest notice and on the moat reasonable
,terms. Our ivorked boards will be kept under cover
'so they .cen:be furniehed dry at all times.
We have constantly on hand all kinds' Of'family
Coal udder covey, which' we will deliver clean .to.any
'part of tho borOngh, To wit; ,
•
prices
Best quality or .
Limeburner'.i and Btaclanzith'z Coal, ,
always on hand which *a will sell at the lowest figure
Yard west elite of Grammar Yahoo', Main street
ARMSTRONG & HOFFER.
July 1,1804.
Notice of Co-Partnership.
•
rr"public are hereby informed that
the'tihdersigned have this day entered Into a CO
Partnership, under the name of Delaney & Blair, for
the purpose of carrying on the Coal and Lumber busi
ness, at tne old stand of Oliver Delaney, near the Gas..
Works; where all orders in their line of business are'
respectfully solicited, and will he promptly filled.,' .
OLIVER tDEGANCY, r
ANDREW IL BEAM+
. . •
Oct. 16, 1963-1 '
/la-Orders' for coal will be, received st Ilalb 116,
Fleming's Grocery Store Robert idoore's Shoe Stunt
and A. 4. Illalea Currying', Shop .
Orders for Coal or Luniber solicited throngh the
Post arrangements baying been mode with the
Postmaster to charge the postage en name to us. All
orders punctually tilled.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
AT the store of John Irvine, on th 2
N. commr of the public square, Is the piece to
purchase Soots Shoes Mato and Ceps, at prices that
defy competition,
Ile has just returned from the East with the largest
and Most complete assortment. of Boots. Shoes, Hate*
Caps that he hos over presented to this community,
and which ho is cletormined to sell at the lowest pos
sible prires. Ills stock embraces everything id his
line of hosiness, such as
MEN'S & BOYS' FINE CALF .1100 TS,
Kip Boots. Calf and Patent Leather Oxford Ties, Calf
and patent Leather Unite; a, Calf .Nullitiors, Calf and.
Kip Brogans, Slippers, &c.
LADIES' WEAR,
Fine French - and - englisir LastingOniters, ',Morocco Calf
and Kid Boots, Finn Kid Slippers, Fancy Slipper,, Stor•
rocct.`. and Kid Buskins, &c.,
MIS ItS A \D WItAR of all descrip
Clone embracing fine Lusting Batters, Morrocco rod
Lasting Button Boots, Morocco tare boo a of all kind,
fancy siloos of various F.I.VIOS support, &c.
HATS 8: CAPS. Silk. Cassimere. Fur and Wool hats
of all qualities and styles, also a large assortment of
STRAW HATS
Boots and Shone made to order at the aborteet notice
Repairing ppontray doom Confident of him ability to
pleat.° nil clan es of customers, he respectfully invites
the public to give hint a call.
yysj_.ltomom bur the place, 1 , 1.,13. corner of the Public
Square.
July 1, 1861
NEW GOODS!!
OS
Z' 0 Sl' of*ing an immense variety of
cLoTirs, .
cAssimEnus, . _
For Dien and Boys' Wear,
in a larger variety, titan can he found In any estab
lishment in this place. and at as low prices as can he
sold toy where, to suit taste and pocket. We menu-
P~.'ur , • the rt hove Foods to order, in the int est pty
i0.,11 p 1.., yard. Oust liners wishing to have the goods
bonaht o l ros. cut. can ha arrow modal rd. free of charge.
An early Inspection of our goods slid prices, respect
luny nulicted. .
ISAAC LTVINOSToN.
North jfanover Street Clothing Emporium
July 1,186. i
ELLIN° OFF AT TWENTY-FIVE
PER CENT. it I , : LOW C. 1ST!!
At the sli.;11 of the "Gold Flasqe," 3 doors above th•
Curiihethind !lank; and too doors below the
, Ireniodtst Church, on tt net Mato,- street, the largest
and beet selected stoxl:
WATCH ES AND JEWELRY
in the town, sill{ Lo sold .',lO perocnt lower thaw at any"
niacin in the noite. The eseek totaprises u barge to sort,
went of Gold and SnVec hunting ciao walehna, Llitlters,
Lt.pinLs, American wittehax, and ull-othet
GOLD AND SILVER CHAINS.
ld Pens and Pencllp..lowel, Of all Ii Inds, : 4 peetarlea
Gold and Silver, II toted and yllvee Warn,
MUSIC BONNS ACCORDEONS
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The entire Ftork 01 l,%atclimaher trils, c.a.,. l arge
%lir'ors, nod Cage will tin cold uliole.ile or retail us
I he rneilM terms.
Having selected a first els, workman ull kind. of
,opniring will ue done as usual, at reduced prices.
BEI
July 1, 1161.
TILL TRIUMPHANT.
The complete success of the Prairie Flower Cook
-tone. Carl-ants the stilt-crib, in calling the attro
Mon of all who may Want a superior stow to call and
examine the only stove that has given universal orate
faction.
86 00
WHAT IS CLAIMED OVER OTHERS IS
Ist. A saving of from 80 to tiO per cent. In fuel.
A Lotter and quicker oven from the same fire
3d A larger oven than any other stove of the some
size.
4th. The preservation of the center piece from linking
saving repairs.
kit. The tarot Baker, lloastrr, and Cook now in use,
6th A superior arrangement tor cleaning the flues
ith. A perfect Gas Consumer,. Mr either wood or coal.
• The l'ettli in Flower is war anted to give satisfaction
in every particular, and will be shown with pleasure
to all who may call, whether desiring to purchase or
not, any quantity cf refereLre in town or country.
A few other good Cook Stever on hand, which will
be sold very low to clone stork.
Spouting, Roofing, Job work. Copper nutiling and
Sheeting work promptly nil , tided to, lu town or coun
try. All work warranted at the old stand, flanovor
atauet Lomb I Louther.
NrAllY liIOIiRTS.
N. 11.—Old Copper, Brass and Pewter bought, •04
ilia highest prico paid Id rash or goods.
Juno '25, Mil —tr.
COFFEE POT.
WILLIAM. FRIDLE Y respectfully
III.I3OtIOCRS to lint oil 'tens of Carlisle and the
public generatiy, that he still continues the =mutat ,
turn of all kinds of tin and Shout iron ware In .1. D.
Ilalbort's building East t.outher street Carlisle at lite
sign of the
REV COME POT,
whore he will at all times be ready to do all kinds of
work in hls line with neatness and despatch.
Also can at all times be baa those celebrated, salt
scaling and sell testing premium airtight,
FRUIT CANS AND JARS
Roofing, Spouting, ned ell kinds of jobbing done ■P
the shortest notice.
. Cash pall fur old lead, povrter and copper. Thank
ful for the patronage heretofore extended. be hopes by
strict attention, and a desire to please all to merit
continuance of the same.
Dont forget the sign of the Red Coffee Pot.
July I, 1863.
William P. Lynch
The subscriber informs tho public that
ho still eon tinues the
GAS PITTING AND PLUMBING
busines at the Old Stand in the basement of the Fite
Methodist Church. He will attend promptly to al
ausiusas in his lino.
Lead cud Iron Pipes, Hydrants, Hot and cold
SHOWER BATES,
Striate!. Closets, Force Litt Pumps, Wto't Weide.
Tabus, iron Makin Bath Tubs, Bath Boilers, Wash lit
slue, nydraul c !tams, 6c, and terry description c
cocks and fittings for gas, steam water, An. Superb
cooking range , bentots and, gas 'ti 'auras put up I
churches, Mores and•ciwelllngs. at abort notice, in th
most modern style. All, materials and work In ou
line at low rates warranted..
110..—Cotainy neric and jobbing " promptly attended t
July I, T 864.
HAT AND CAP EMPORIUM.
THE undcrsigned'respootfuljy announ
e. to the public thet he still continues the Ile
tiug,llusiness At the old stand, In; West 11 scree
and with a renewed and effilent effort, produce art
cies of [lend Dress of
Every Variety, Style , and- Quality,
that shall-ho strictly • 111 \ keeping .with the fmpro•
intuit of the Art, and fully up to the age v o tklch •
live.
I ,have .on panda splondirs
oi sa
sesortioopt of
. •
,HATSTAND OAFS;
. . - 0 fill 'dosed pt)lotis,Troui the cant Dial' WC
tO the finest FOr find Mk Rats;
,find ; at_ prices th
outfit suit evory rue who hop an at to gutting t
ivorth of his money. The stock iiioludes., , ' : ' -,
,11014,EdlitN,CA481NEILE,,IIIMV.4 11. dr.r.lif /7AT
of every ttyloll.nd color and yntitirptuls,c4.l for,Llgh
'lluinbillYy tinlAh ibttliota; of ady othiit'establi:
rikittit•in
,the •• • ; t• •
and ilzkVa sndCfidvi, oroln
• dosvript Itilietturt Eljr;:ip
,tiarisE • • • • ,: .
e. i i . e ,l"4o" c‘Onl:ui 'nlY vi t': B 41/,1, ;thu , • old P at onand
a
y now onus ad possible, to givntilm'a
• :vs J '.0.1.0A141°
„. . . .. •
; 110050gi dg, SHOES
-FlJJ4l...(issortmen of, M00,,,1nd.,1303,,,
± CaSok and Misaiii's Balmoral Bootees. Children's Bo
flail lands. 44Wasalp.i.dontleMell'el GUM Overßltt
My'old custonMres and all 'in want orgood 'and:, h.
'Omits and will 'please. call And aSandWe '
stack, heroic p arc/lasing. „ Main street, nearly op of
th; Depot : -E• •'' -
:CHAS. OGILIIY—Trmste.
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1/1 7 ,11.COLORS, • •
ESI
Ly lions Valley,"
Stove And Nut, bake -Fiddler,
T:evorton, LOcusi. UoUnialn,
Lobbery, whleh..We pledge .on,.
solves to sell . at the. lowest
DELANCY & BLAIR
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VESTINOS,
CUT.CON GOODS t c
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