Easy Chairs, St ft, wall br.telccas, and three
small titi , lcP, all of walnut, and of most ex
cellent workmanship. Two of the [Ailed had
marble top:, the oilier had n movable top with
four changes quite ~neat arrangement and
sornehhing •ew lie also exh,l)ited elegant
samples of wall paper. glazed and plain, and
pictures frame! in different styles
A case et Can .ies from the establkhinent
of Itheem it Spahr, eohMined quite it var.ety
cud was looked ai with wisitrui eyes by many
ll.Arder a gratin ite of the Philadel
phia Institution for the Bind exhibitod the
slate and wroin apparatus used , pU
'pils of that highly u fuel Institutien.
Wm 0, Stoic had a new invention, aalled
it 'Drying hart: ' for negatives which will ~no
donut, meet w tit tvteotion one rho-e engag,
ccl io the bits , tieti of Photographing,
C. 1. Loehniiin, front his (I.olery On )hin
,dreet had a nitii,Ler of r o m p,
• ing Photograplk.e. Vi•itr , 1001 tiu
In ()types. Ile ASa. ..1-0 of rile
.
br.tted met of ill(' ibtittBt!"' iT'),o,,:bre:thtery,
taken just ;trier that tote. 11:1,1 ',eine burned
by the Rebel: .1 C Le-her had also 'taunt
her f t-pec.inetk from hi: ,-I, l l,li,liteont, as
had also 11. 11. Grove Indeed the Fair wa:
rich in -I,,cmtl•ri , tel 1111 , :111. A U M)(
Nlerlanic,barg and It S hull F.:ill. o: 11,1-
g. having al 0 s ni in e bone.
Jacob Boa. hail , tutu eel very enin .ri u r
fur.: and saiehek: l.ui ter Line :; or
tiaineninl h,kkers !wive Flowers, got up
with hi. well known good tame; 11•,.. Dr
Conner exhibited SOllle 'Teel of artiticiAl
Flower'. of riti paper, very natural in appr ,r
-ancc.
The only e.:,se of 13oioc, and Sho..s were
throe co Jooitthan Comma', . ;mine vc y toic
!'raven I)ra wit.g.i, men -
01 Urn io.elit were 115.11 lied
by J It.silci-ro of II ; ri-hiir ; .r. 111,- If. t
• nos y, rt li Con. r C con
taining. 1 113 stitoli • art cx
himie I a vase of Wax Ft nit: Nliiry Itielie.on
specimen of immemade slocliings : ~11;-.
L d a nsi.my spemaie;liter Nei
tutsk Hiss g. Gill iivor,cd ....
• rissa ripe Sofa Cti-h ions n he.l Col
- Isr and Tidy Lilies Fhe• e.• w d
Cushions. 1.1/,/•(' NIeNIIII In. an eiiihronl
ereil Seal 1: 1;:m nl, M II loly r eau
i S A Ilium:I.
hleclo hs. I Ilyer-, l'reserv..l F. lilt
liar E Nlyei s 1a11: %Vine. ill (doom- id
11l rry, iy, and
Wil l i., and pore g,. pe Juice.
by rge IV Sheafer S A Hilt
lon and Thimois Lee Ills 11. A 1.1.;w
• n dish ul voly 1 g, Ala tig. , ,s IlTs. .1.
IV Linn. Mo.:- ,ry 11 1 rnman and Fanny
Zeigler: presimit s. Of 1111,11 and
• W 11.211 wlie A/411011'S , astied by
II thi y t; stell ilie mei its 01 111,
bre•
qd oy rwsting: an • g.,t •; lair (Mani— :tt ihe
sph a let Hitt , of 111 . ,. J•itnes e•r-. ii. lgli
was conveniently near it.
Ills T hi 611,1 no el gaol
e lIC S. fa Cm MI, I, Inc ,+ I) it o.i ..1
a fine display of I , .,ney Work,;..n,i•tm : ..; .0 -
(;I.‘ I', (li' (/, ked 111
diao bizie 1111 Oil
e:ineing mu, 11 ;al. 11l , 11.115:t I: 1111.1
• ing
A ei,...ce ot //o,0"/ WIN 111.1••CI0(
Adam Filler. Mr. .1.,e,.1.; 11 , A, in. .1.•1111 n ir.
and John (In. 1,1, od,
boxes of Honey
gi era poinru of the V. (.11•1 lit 11, 11 :11
was ien.leied vi ry ilt•raet, , e h, tl,e ri.
1 .1, 0 . of Needlework an I I , ' moy (J.;;
ell for the Ca.tnol.c riir, to he hold 'llO og
next month. 'rhe goods were ex lichi.ed by
)Ir., Gem gm IV 8..1. der, an 1 al I t.'.lt ti ills /II
tenlion el overy one dui ink .11 , I , a'r p
needleWii - Or.-emi.shded Choli,iig.
Slint.ers, 8441.1 , 415, li, ;1 vaii o .y
of Ftitiey .IrtirkL. al mad , hr I , lanig,iii
and daughier, and Ili-, r, of o lelph ;
several no 11111111 ii.des 111111' ; HO
ell by the F 11 , , f•••
M.eMinn. 1,1.0 t .1 th e
flatus pl.lll-VWtorti• . l" et, Att • leg.int
embroidered Sliavd. by M r - 81, 0t ,0,. 1 1 ii „.
and Fillir) Ile ;ONN ol'lc (;,1
formed pa; t 0 thie eollectien. which
was also en jolted
holder-, anti o her F,u, v Ari ;cies 01 It o -
mian ed :11./ a ora it
tiful IVax Flower. , pre out 'I by lir Nub
inger, a -e.:l aro. I.Y Ut ti N,
inger, n silver Ten s. t , h .) R o h o rr
-out by al; ii a • cli or
by Mr \Viler orSed Li ,gS
lirs Lute of 1': each China. bv
Mr. C•ir.r.: IL-.1
In the , mule collection were :11,1 t \ v.; Sofa
by Si. I,y
Fan-1 'AMA nni,
Slippers turd n liltlittit•d Snit by Bella
Pitller, 'Watch l'io.es Lt.
Fancy .13eltd-worli by 5f is , (;:ird !PT 1,1(11 11111 .
ben-burg, 11..0 small Ala-der
land of Phiadelphia. 111,d ;1
ILdt,'tnitt 1;111--
Bottle )1 of the •-aiiir city
artii:les articles are all to he
the benefit of the Catholic l'hui eh at the Fair
to lie held in 11111, :111
the 25th of November.
Sialcinnvl el \\ - ,0 , 1; tvere al o
exhibited Lv Laura L Lee, Ago , -
: • 31.tller, Lizzie I', Lit t er- and I,izzie
Kenyon.
Three vases very h uutiful Wa \ Nl 'wore
wore,exhibiti.d Alaru;ar,:ta Turin
?Alrl.ilico, \V. Si.eace: .
..I.llriqj n pair ,Jr Slippers and II ;111 111/
Uzi!), 'cIII•gIklItly ell) IN Itkit•nl ui L c..la b% .\ll' , .
- I1l:A1:11111 4/c Phila.
Prince'z Feeder, om.binirig liwa
hurement, (;ranary and Trmit.r,ll. ,xllll,
ited by btu Saddler. 'l'lli, 11.•\ , .' in veil -
[lull I.OOIC tile prowillin la the N. Y. Si;ite
Fair.
A. Loudon several cages of Canaries.
A colored engra‘ log said to be a represen
tation of 'nine and EL,,,,ity, was exhibited
by . the Agent Win.,l 4 ii vin. The to. arcing
this pi9turwor chart; Is so deeply buried in
the ialikiefralia of psychology, that it is past
finding Out.. •
TID4 object oar eye rested on after
viewing this picture was the stuffed skin of
a calf, burp with two head,, contributed by
.1. L. Sweigert.
Several fine specimens of Spanish Sole
Leather, Slaughter .Leather and Calf Skins.
from the tanneries of W. M. Watts, henry
Ilickernell and John tlendenin, were on ex
hibition. It wits very superior in size. tan
nage and dressing.
H. C. & J. D. Chenowith exhibited a
Letnon Tree and Cotton Plant.
Margaretta Sturm 2 cases of Bonnets, Mrs,
A. O. Schtiehman also exhibited • tlll,O- t
bonnets, and Mrs. S. A. Hutton had a line
display of bonnets and fancy millinery trim
mings. Minme Parker had on exhibition
a beautiful sett of Hair Jewelry.
John Rinehart a pair of superior horse
shoes,
A tine assortment of Stoneware, manufac
tured at Newvi Ic, was exhibited by Semi. '
I. It vine. The ware made by Mr. Irvine
for beauty of loran and durability of,material
is not excelled by any similar ware in the
State, and we are happy ,to • learn that the
demand for his ware is daily increasing.
John Gutshall exhibited a section of a
patent Bee-hive. The queen bee of this hive
is saidito be an Italian •bee, much superior
to ours.
Several pounds of splendid butter was ex
-hibited_b_y_Joitus.Shugart—
Spangler & McCreary had some boxes of
very tine Segars of Connecticut and Havana
Tobacco. A lot of Sc.g i ars from Seedleaf to
bacco was also onexh;bition by Waggoner
& Armstrong of Harrisburg.
A model for a patent Flood Fence was ex
hibited bk,A.. Ralston.
Sec , , ral choice pears, " Vicar of Wake
acid," a Duchess HA.ngouleme,T'and other
varieties were exhibited by Semi, W. Sharp,'
Henry
.Myers and Mrs. W. H. Trout. Those
of Mrs. Trout were
. the product of fruit bud
ded by the exhibitOron the common Quince.
A specimen of Winter Petioles were exhib
ited by AndroW.Morrison..
John Mcßride' exhibited a
. Flour Barrel
tad' Win. Park' a Beer Keg, both of which
were among the finest specimens of cooper
log.
John Campbell, scent for the Wheeler &
Wilson and Idowe's patent Sewing Machines,
lied several of them on exhibition. These
machines have taken the highest premium's
at all exhibitions, and claim to have many
advantages nut possessed by othern achines.
Purchasers 'Mil find un assortment of both
at the. Railroad Office, •
Henry Saxton had . a large and elegant as
sortment,a Hardware' on exhibition,. Com—
prising Cutlery, Farm Implements, &c. •
Win. Brady kome very tine specimens of
Edgb-too.s, such asHatchets„Axes,&e:
Stunifiel linamnger of this ,place and J. S.
Honotoi. oCkleelinnicsbnrg, had on exhibi
tion several Very line specimens of their,the
' chanietii skill, stich.:as Saddles, Bridles and
Greenfield St Sheafer had
,a fine assortment'
id Dry Goods from their ' •6,
J. G. Callio had a case of Huts and Caps.
James D. Greason had on exhibit:. ti.o
"Excelsior Churn," said, to be one of the
hest of these useful articles.
• The Sewing machi es of Wilcox &
Philad Iphia, were also on exhibition. Tlie
iigen4 fur the ',resent is at Mrs. Neirs-ind
!Mary store.
A. Parlor Organ with no\V combination
swell, was exhibited by J. D. Raffensberger
of Mechanicsburg. The tones of this instru
ment are clear and 5 wool, and by aid of the
swell, acquire a full, round, organ like char
acter.
Estey's -Melodeon and Cottage, Organ was
11,,, exhibited-by M. Bruce of Philadel
phia. The same exhibitor had also the "'Ar
monk Organ f. t• Chum-hes and Public Halls.
The tone of this latter instrument was nearly
quid to an ordinary sizod pipe organ. We
have not musical knowledge sufficient to ex
pre., an opinion on these instrumoiti , , nor
space to describe them more fully.
The skill and patient inilti-try of the la
dies W7t- \Veil represented in the number itch
nriety of the Quilts pliwed by them' on ex
hibition Mrs. Dr. Coover had it fancy
quilt. Mrs. C. jlncur,ut had two, both in
imitation of shill work.
Alitry A. Loittig lind one
1\1.0;1111o; (If . rusra, 1/111` iu stir.,
Another in chain tvoric. Lturitin ex
hibited mei styli whory lewd; unit
ono in iniittition of grapes. The lady
foal I, pair of very tine coverlets..
Mary Ziiigier hod n quilt wade ut• d , liiine.
r , quilt un,l countor i iiine.
1111,1 rs.. Peter Spahr, ono eery 'finely
111. 111,1 With the American Flag.
C.ll II 11..11 luld hulls. Mrs.
,Jesse Zeigler ex
hibited pith. of white' Woolen
2il .1,1001) 11 - itllner exhibited 42 yitrii oI
-
ritg enrptiting which wie , very sultoriiiii.
Inn pretend) e to inueli of the figured
sold in Geo. Li' r..
hod ;lit yard: of rug carpet. G. VV.
1.5.111b1 1,1 4U yard , ut eitimot
i•\ eollent mei Utt yards of
kind 1 . .1' the (:.itholie
In the huriiiii.l examination me it i,
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15, C 5.1510511 1 00
Ile,t per ter el•ge.o, .1. 11. ltattetekle•vger, 1 00
2.10110,t " Deuce, 50
11,4 eottage organ. •• 1 00
I ,Vritmg apietrat It, top rhe ',hit.), IV Ilarkr, 50
1,0( Iii$1• , •1/1 Sl,lll. 1')
Ni.gative c,e, It .11 1 1 011111. 511
1. 1 .' ,111(•keto, 50
('annul 11 IV. Sheater. 50
Aral last rnn..Ail once Minn lCntr 0. )13 50
11 . 111 A 1,10 n,
Two speclllll.l/5 011,-0 ..• .11,oeing, eery
1 00
drlund tenet., M. 1,01.10.1, 50
Fruit picker, p.e weighitrgbeal. •,
leirglikt• parrot nalv. t,llll/ited 1.. y 0. IV. I'ar,olo., 0 00
Ilay cattier, .1.1111
prom. It It. Newmalt, 1 00
151 " IV. A. 111141.11eton, 50
.141 " Jun. Getwalt, 50
DiNplay of wall 11 wer r yew xuperiox,) A.:11.•11w1m. 50.
Stump extractor, 111.16.!FIldlV1(1113, 00,
•
TILEI' I'L UL n.••
e hod iii;t time to trellfl•trAlihitighing.,
match as it tool; pinch from
the Fair Ground.. Weietit:n froftilliii,i'se who
w. re present, that oNving fi,3 the witnt of rain
for some weeks, the ground was very dry, I
breaking up into Jarge . cli q l,l, and thereiVre
very unfavorable fur
We append the report of ° 'the cuulntitt o
iynd -the preiriinins awarded.
CLA.‘:•:: 4 22-PLOUGHING MATCH
The ronunit tee report tilt the gronnd sit, t i try dry
and linrinind hroulting up in lumps fund clock, rotator-.
ing it Iniposnilik twintilto ilnit rats ploughing.
Best ploughing, 1i:1011%1111er, 0
2nd best ploughing, Pitcher Common,
3,1 bost ploughing, John F. Lind.ity, 5. t;
Jos. iVolf made very good ploughing with Plank
plough. ithifthig brain.
The thregoing list is carefully complintl—from the re
ports of the several committees without nu alteration
LEMUEL TinMt,
JNOANN.I.IIII.LI, •,
W. W. DALE,
Committee of revision.
In 'closing wir report, wo cannot too
strongly commend the Officers and Managers
of the Society, for the perfect system and
good ord r which characterized the entire_
exhibition. True, there was n greater num
ber than usuarof those outside shows Which
generally:follow itt the wake ofagric choral.
Fairs; Monstrosities, in the shape of "Fat
Womo,:,',4‘The man that swallows a sword,"
Venomous_ looking Serpents gyrating rounu
an equally venomous looking . young lady:
"Cosmoramic views," non an "African Man
drill," where, it we believe the "blower,"
is '" stamped it" all day it the door of the
tent, they had a ProfessoroMatnral History
expressly engaged to en ighteh the public /15.1
as to this woctlerfol anneal. Some of these
"snows" were mere blinds to cover'certain
gambling nrrangeinents; but theywere
dis
'covered and promptly arrested ify the Bur
gess, Mr. Calor bell.
Within the grounds, however, every thing
passed 011' quietly. The door keepers, police
and others engaged in ca: Eying out the di
rections of the man" gets, were polite, atten
tive and vigilant; and, notwithstanding the
dense crowd` which was pres Sing on them,
there was no imdue excitement.
To show that this Fair huts heeti the most
successful ofanY 'yet held in this county, we
need only refer to the fact, that Ole receipts'
.this year, by far, exceed that of ney. c fMmer
year; the amontit. red ized for season' tickets*,
and single admissions,-being $3,449,90, 'and.
ititliongh the expenses pf the,Society have
in.ett' heavy, in. refitting the• builOinge' end
groitude, which hudheen.very much injured
while used as quarters forVolunfeers; there
is still a handsome surplus in WC Treasury
for contemplated impro7ernehts, before the
next annual meeting•
MONEY: MONEY
Voney Sewed is Money Earned
FARM ERS, Mechanics and laboring
men Look to your Interests. if you wish to RAVO
money, bily your
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
st PLANK'S Cheap Store, South West corner of North
Ilanover St , and locust Alloy, midway between Thu•
dlum's and Wetzel' , Hotels, Carlisle. whore Hoots,
Sh es, Hats and Caps can ho had from the commonest
article to the I•ery bc.,t, quality. al such prVis that
dots commit' lon. Oo and R. them.
ltemem. er,the Stand, S dith West corner of North
Hanover stt ,and Locust 111 y. Midway botwes , ‘ Thu
di uni's and ISu• refs llntels.
(let hor fi. 18115—tr.
ITCH I ITCH i ITC,II
sr!MITCII 1? A ! SCRATOU!
Wheaton , s Ointment
Will cure the Itch in 48 Hours
LO cures SALT RHEtTM, PL
A 'E'H,. , S, and all ERUPTIONS OP
I\,Price 60 meta 1..11, ~,h! by nIl 1),11.44 Isis.
By seinling tIO ernts to it EbICS poTTER. Buie
Aron In, ITO Washington strert. Itr,ston. N ass, it will
berforwantod by mall. Tem , of postage, to any part nt
tho United States
Sept 22. IStltt—etn.
- -
tiiSkElts ! NV HI SKUS!
00 vou w .nt Whiskers or ‘lnnstarhes? Our Ore-
C0.010 , m0.1 ielll lone , 11 , 111 to gr. itv 1111 the smo..th
s chin, nr hAir on hold 1100110, in Six IS'eek,
1.00 ut ICI ;nail tnywhere
nn reerip; orA ad, esu.
w s .t co., Itn< 139, Brooklyn., N. Y.
la eh 31. I.(ls—ty.
Yttirria
1,1 VI.NG , TO -‘t" /II istis Icy
hu Ite•y. Illus. C. Murphy. lit Chi Pl•-ue•z'? M IL l'or
„e No dti.i•inc LI VINCI. 4 T .N
and NI. % WV 11 II
110Igt ES—STA 1" Oh the morologot Thorstlay
thy l'2l tio.t., by tho Itev.. P .1. t lore, I. J. Wilson
'lodges of Butt huhre, fo Mho+ Alt Sty of Carli6le.
Tic.% lil,E. in this plum, at the Reformed
l',llsnunngn, by the gee. S.,nntnl Philips, Mr. Daniel
Tit rt•r Ilurrint .1. Within, tenth al liingston,
1111., nun ty.
31 INIIIIIT--31.011.1t150N On the 121 h irn.t., in this
rhn r, tin. ltok. She! lurk, 31r. It illmto 11.
,N 1 Knight to tloo 31.1ry IV. Ilnrrisnil, both 01 I'emtlers
,llll..lo,Liik, co. lit.
I,caQs.
lAEA V 1.:11 - lu rto 2 , 1 lk September 11Ct1lt Mins
I.M IS.I 1.. \AEA Ell,lltitightor. ol Ihe hill. t ipt..l••lln
11. iu 1110 11 1 11, i.l 111
A doll ill ,langli no%a 11•11•1,-i•ro•r. ands ~arm oirnd ,
hoe nr•oom y In rtioraresi its 11,1 . .1,1(11 r, 11r1,11.0.11. To
ltc, ',longed fidelity. gentltoo , s. null t•inc.•nly t, luck,
1[1: 101 :111.0 11..11 1111.. Ent" Lrr 1•1•11411h•••1
h u .1, her Nun, than Iwo years
rr,,r n, Ilm• •lecoase, sh•• 1011 111 lutist
n,, null iu her dying Irmr, 1,,, hope. in Ilan. I himgh
hurtthk,Ylll,•. I 1111ging Lr the t•r"rs ~,th a firm
,sy 1 1••• th 11•11•1 noel um hell!"
intoresh••l Cui hvr ht,t hilt, chua It•••••,•11 1111,11
•- Tliv ,otting of dm how in the h(qhro , a goeolol
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GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET
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' I.'NI'AI4ED I'EACILES
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I.l.:l'l'EltS l'\('l, \lll El) in
thi• Post °nice ill Carlisle. Si:Ilf•
the . 20:11 il.ty of Octiiiii•r, 1065.
Published Tii the pa
per lio.v . ing the Iztrgegt. circulation.
ohtitill :my or !hes(' lettor , , the
tiliNA t:0,11 for ',141I'll'OSP(1
:ho of lii I: t itna I,ly twit cents
1 . (11' ntlt t•rti,itipt.
lor tt ithin rJltr Ileollth, the
11 1,0 =l.lll Ilit• 1),1.1 Leit e r ()nice. '
GE) ZINN. P. NI.
Al Wir , iu .I,inw-
And\ II
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11.1(.4 .‘ Thea.l.,re
R .I.llrm \ldler (Zk. , ..rgt
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801,11 Nlary J a n, (C.W.I)
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1).% id • RI chnnl J II
EdlV:l Id S llpier A II
Sllllll[ol Thwo.l2;
huunti •r Julius Sherman J 11 \V
Stu, ll Peter
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Towson
110.,‘ d W 'Coley u a ry
liooc r Unibarint. Toniso'n
Hardy El ell NViltel-Mr
Johnsou Waggoner C
host I) W,tiner Hartlet F
K evrers Worrell (Alas Buson
VII neily-Mr Young Moses
Keel Mary E Ziegler Mrs Elizabeth
McFarland David •
1 OTICE.—The public is herel:y eau
tinned inraluht eredithwany inao.hoix of my fain
xeopt, my wife and daugtV, Will pay 110 it -
vomits contracted In my y any other pore tiC
JACOB
•
00.. YU, 1965 -Gt
J' OR SALE OR RENT !.
THE two.mitiqj Brick Hotise on the
ent u or of lied•ord apd Harrisburg turnpike,
.lcutnrn xk Fitinnu's point, together ivith
• ACRES OP LAND, 44 .
Otehnrchr ; Ttiliiiinedi 'those. .le. This pr pei ty le well,
eetitot,,ted for tied has'kett 1/01.1 lIS It • Ilt.tieti garden.—
l'ossenduhair:lit on the first 44,11, 1500. For tarots
I II tril,fiNl). •
OetZifargo ` ; Norkii Hanover St.
FOR SALE!
and Lot on Porn frw
13 if q i4o/64110. rt tialibvt r foul Pltt, now occupied
locltard'ldtyt)if;
The lot contott)B,4o'ipet In (rout 'and 210 In depili,
baying thereon erected a two story
FRAME HOUSE,
brick back building on Pomfret
- • ....W. and stone ouse on Chapel Alloy.
Por'plirt,ititafa apply to
0. P. lIU3IIII Cli, Att'y. at Law.
mt. 19, isitti,43t
-FA;RM FOR SALE:
WE of the very finest and most hand
otni3ly Mimic(' farms in tile Cumberland Val
ley, five miles wester Cavil:4oCM the Cumb.
Rail Road: containing er .
One. Hundred and Eig/ Acres
morn or
Limestone Soil,
smooth and easily tilled, Improvements in the way of
fences nud bs hdinss first excellent '
•• •
Tenement Rouse.
thereon, fivo el too acres of wood laud attached If do
lma! 114 tLo purchaser, good wells and cisterns on Min
premises Also; s voral Elapses sod loth of ground in
sumo locality. tedr,further inf,timation limulreuf
JAMES A. DU:NEAR, Att'y. at Law;
Office south of Court, houso
ootohor 3u, 1805—tf.
• Farm for. Sale.
• g I-I8 subseirber offers at private s. Iv,
1, a first-rate WM e.. 9 CONN: VARId, tlttleto In West
Ponnebarough ToWnet4,oinberiatot co., ono mile east
of N01%1 . 1 , 1110, on the pubila road leading to tralinatown
tied a *doing forme orJafin Laughlin, Inclllo SIN.) lli•
'Weil and Rev Mr 31cUttehen, Thu farm
CONTAINS 102 ACRES,
:•
and the Inprovements consist ora huge two story
BRICK &STONE .'•HOUSE
Wash House, Stone Bank Baru . 4 .1111 P. ,
Wagon Shed, Coin Cribs, &,e,
'l9'ndis In high state of and uu,ter
good /moo. The land toall cleared oileept, about'ln acres,
ce vend w tb good Anther. Persons do Irlug
to purchase can view the term by'callln. ou the tenant,
or the stistallter residing 111
611, MARRIALL:
• (Mabel. 20,1806. ,
11/ EM3
=EMI
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTAII !•
0. Thursday, Nom?ober; 9t7t, 1865.
Wla be sold on the premises in Sil
ver Spring township, about two and a hail
miles northwest of Mechanicsburg, and one and ono
fourth Mlles southeast of Nuw Kingston, on the Onin.
beriand Valley flail Road, a vain tble
LIMESTONIF 4I , FARM,
containing about 75 00000 more nr less.
The improvements 'are a two story
DitlcK HOUSE and a stone Bank
Barn with Wagon Shed and Corn
pralrl , Cribs, a brick Wools House, and all
*" Cl be, necessary outbuildings There
Is yuttota • rehard end a 'well of never tailing
ratter rat the premises Thera is also a siroan, of run
rd.¢ water in ono of the fields.
Aa porabna do, Irons of viewing the property can do
so, and ohndu all necessary information by calling on
Oen Longsdot Heinz on the adjacent corm
Salo toe insnonca at 10 o'clock on said day, when
will he tondo known by
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HALL®
THREE NIGHTS ONLY!
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
0,•t„G,,• 33, 34• 25.
ATT NE ES Tuesday and Wednes
(Ny Afternoons nt 3 o'elork for the eonreh
More of timities mot ehltdron
ELLINGER & FOOTE'S
G RAN 1) COM 111NATION•I
THE _MOST ATTRACTIVE AMUSE
MENT TRAVELLING ! •
TH THREE SMALLEST HUMAN
BEIN Gs IN a. XIsTENCE !
COM MoDORE FOOTE,
The snutilei. , linen In the IVoriol. the wonderful little
enniedien. rt. •r att , .ll till Cel.
1S ELIZA N E 517.1. E
(['he y Qurt•li 1 I ht. hen ut iful 111110 dancer and
The e hell , W. /hi i• rl,lll O /11../ . .1 in lb ,. Of Fi/ . tY
'l'hotp,rl(l U. , llar 10 pnido , , tho v , 111.1 df Colltnnkloru.
zi in N 4;11T. SIZI . ;11111i I UCCA
C'OLONEL SMALL,
The gr•nt f.•umlo riptrm•lve dauom A,Tompan.y leg
the,: • v.olutm lul spAcimtm a , hum mit y is their lisp
treqg
Mri , . .1. C. RUSSELL,
'rho rtdetwito,l,
In wLuwti~ar itli 11, 11,11, ginn.lmrno of ct , ,i
twill .•I d 13)0. t 1 , til(Pdeld a /k 1 Original .
TA I, •. /C11..1 - 1 E.
NV 11. FR.\ LI N.
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\l.ii liqiil;l*.S.
NVi “P.V.\
1 VII,. I'll I. e Quartett
Tr a-
WK. Tho Aril;
NI I 11 I I I.IE. 'I hi. tail itCJ 101111¢ 00111.
7. n fi.
~ . ‘1.11i,0, .!:1 l'f.ll r , ..• .1 s at- 1, • .1.111,1 , 4
4.11 til r
1•1•111.-
arrao will 1.0 ttla ~i lll ptll.lo
and Inv.rt y apply It.: to Hot, )1••1182.,
let '2l', ItlJ6, A izont.
The First Premium,
FOR THE BEST PHOTOGRAPHS
A' th, I'd , Climb( ,'!ami ('(stir!/ Fair,
/I r/ / /lb If,
C. L. LOCHMAN.
It I,,,elotrin fins the pl,•;isuro to an
.ol 11Oiltio , tii. , ilia , h . I•i•-pur tvised
111-.1,1 sir. in Hr.., s
•..• uni :tntt
c
I'11()T()(41',A4'11S,
IZT ES 1)1.: V !SITE, _
AM IZ(ITY
I itre t lie, .111 , 1
stirr,s; st. pier 111, , iu..111. , 1 . t•S prl son
:IL t. Ihe .11 , / tilt.bort
lit Um , . 1. , nt+ the
rt,isl:,. A lar_lfl .r•no.t,t. of ililt nod Ruse
nnl F 1311 1 ,,, an 1 As, l[l,lol, lorl. 10 yi - fp Cheap
i•n4tt, t•Or.% 111.1 to TOZI rorro,t,
111/11,,,.
141 . 21, Ifie,r,
FL'RS
L
\1 II( •.u.i:.AN R ETA I
CHAIRLES OAKS ORD Si, SONS.
tONTINENTAL ROTEL,
PHIL\ DE1.1111.1
p a ve MoW opt.ll their large antiantispien
P. id >t 01: ,f
Fti; CAPE: 4 .
r•pi.l,.lllS.
•
Al , bri.stF. A 'o'l Fin (' 11 I' VI. I, I: I( :111 I(i het, e olft•t
by %1 lit?), .11 i• u" in I te.i v., l••• /I , 101,11,01 -
411 1 Itulf GIFI
0,1
(Of Ilarrisbury, &M n. nlul
• loY?nrrlq Slq
I,ell ,- .
ttorries, -or w anti Claim .1 rent.
f,,r alio:lt...l' , Liu U., and
p. I•I 1 1 / 1 -11431.t. I,U Addy
1;..x ‘. 1-11111,1•,
kl 1 , 1 1;1. s - itlIS n
nn \l WI pr'-.. IVO , . Si ,/
.1..••••1,12 lit••I /11.-11`.• ~, , o.llt 11), , V11".1 . 1
tttt• 1.: -tit V, 11
Il ii. I-i•ti , 'rit-1, :tilt.,
20. Iv
v. 0.1 11 a Lioz
y" p ,or %V,. 0111 lot. /I 110,y plot Ore to a
1111,1' All l'1101'.11)11%1'‘IS tat•
LOU MAN'S Itoo MS,
ar.• a .I:toted to giie eutinlaetiou.nf I.lloy will to re
01; en
=MEE
FOR RENT. •
FU1111,11 , 41 114 usn for 111 rev WOW 11S.
Inquiru .4 Mts. W. 1, Elliott. Nlattt Strutlt. 4t
Oct lit!t 18116.
r EMI Li ES WANTE D.—The beard
of director: , of Yraulsf hip. wink to 4,11-
ploy two ooinpoti•nt lonohers, to a 1.411 good 8:0:Lr11,1
vvlVf be 1{11,51, Apply to
PHILIP Z LE R, Secretary.
October 13, 1C135-2t.
I_,‘STATE NOTICE._
Lettolt, T,staufoiltqry on the ost tto of AMIN T.
ADAMS. deed., lobe of South Middleton Twp., Cum
herhod County, having boon grauttri to the subseri
-ler residing in Rye Tirp. Perry Co., 'u. Nodee is here
given to ell persons iodelit,l to iniVir payment and
,boat' having claims to present them duly anthoutlea•
L'ed for settlement to
WILMA \ I WETZEL,
I.:xecutor
Ott. 0, 18C+6-0t
1, 4 I STATE NOTICE.--
,-
bettors Testamentary have boon issued to the
subscriber residing in tint Borough of Carlisle on the
es.ato of James iletfor tato of Fuld Borough dee'd. All
iuri-ons Indel4ed to raid Estate will therefore tnalto
Immediate pas , men t. a o ittic : ha. I ug elaitau will pro
sent them for sett lean eu t l.: ;
J \/. F.', ItY, '
Oct. 0,1865-6 t.
GRAND CENTRAL
3M2r..21.1.11a1t1at3031:1.,
At \ the Ropms of .1.. C. LESIIER,
7LLG'A Building, south east corner
.Lj Marl , et Square, of Lite Like pictures, consisting of
PLIOTO(111A PHs,
SIFILLANIOTYPES,
CARTES VISTII
In. all sty les a- d sizes. from Life ale, to the ‘llisinturs
3,L,,,t,re,
_ter, rings i'enst pins, .kc. Ills pictures are
ranted HUperlfll'lcii any this vourily
ehowhere, his mnterlal Is of the {pest, and his artisis
caunot he surpassed Pc• ure eases and frames of all
qualities, front the richest gilt and carved iosewood. fe
theplainest nud pholvest. Ills primmer,: made to suit
all classes audnimaitlens of men.
Thankftil4kKpaat favors, and asks a continuation of
Ile Panto.
- - -
O. If, 1885--:61u9,
Valuable Town Property atXrivate
Sale.
•
VgIHE subscriber offers at-private salt)
tin; followln doscrlbint doolrablo town property
ultunted on Wust Mgt street, In the borough of Cnr-
Ilr!e,
.A TWO - -STOItY.-
• ; BRICK HOUSE, • ~
•
two-story,baeli-hulldlng,• - wlth all other couvun
hint out-bullalngs.
'rhu lot contatho flp fort front by 240 feet In dtpth :
•
Also. Three Brick hou se s,
sltu,nted on South We'at. street. Two and a half stories
each, with two-story Melt Buildings: ' .
These'lionses are eenrolliently arranged built In ,the ,
most modern st,lo, whit every modern i nn ,,,,,,, m ,,,t, ,
and are eminently warthy of the early attention of
pnrebasora. . ..
Par terms and fafther partlenlarm apply to . . .. '
. . • . '- , •• J. N. ARMSTROIsh.I., . ,
Sept.l.s. 11166-6 t
~ , : .
..
.
.
'VET F. SADLER, Attorney at Law,
Carilslo Pa. Wilco In Voloutpilnalltilpsj;
llaJovor Street. •• „
PROCLAMATION !
w11E111:A8,1., W at. A. Mulls, Car:
lisle. Pa. having just returned from the Elmo
era cities with an extonslvo assortment of the most
ashiouablo and brilliant colors of
DGO 0 ,
Such ea
'Drench lilorinos ' French OfiRMIIIOI.OB.
'
Cold Wool DoLanes. Black do . ,
American do . Plat II .Popi Ina,
Figured do.. lte'p do:,
' Allman, Plain Cobur no,
Figured do.
Therefore purehasers will find It to their advantage
to give me a eall.
Also, the handsomest armament of
PLAID DRESS GOODS.
In Carliale.
Particular attention given to filotranifio Woos.
W3l. A. NI L.ES.
'Tiredly oppovito he Mauvion Ilonre, and one door
0 wit of the Poet Office.
Sept. 21, 1 Rork
NV . 11. I,oNti3D‘llll.
I N FOR the citizens of Carlisle and
',mutt, that they have just opened In the above
popular stand, at, Immense stork of
First Class Clothing,
and danlicnien's Furnishing thuds. 'Their stock coil
slats In part of
Coats, Pants and Vests,
for civilian oi soldier, made alter the latest patterns, of
floods the quality or which rannot he questienecl.
Overcoats of all varieties,
Trunk, Carpet Bags and N e; rlka. Sear& and
Calla a, Shirts, litawers and stockings
Fmt,y of «II (7t.scriptibmi.
In , enm p in.te and entire nSsnr , nn•nt of Clothlog
nod t'urnl“lting
Don't toreot lie. piney. Eby, Old :4tand, ''Marion
,treet,
I. ItRRN II ARD k SON.
Den,rober 2,1,1814
11A DAV it IRE STO
r old Hardware stand of Lewis F.
lms pl,sel Into t Ml', of W. 5.
-. A Ilf,,vors. who ort: now transdaing buslt,ess un
-1110 DaDID slyly of
M I 1,1,ER l BOWERS.
The new film harp jen.t from the city and
me mn. joep,tee4 to foroißn to the public, at the lowoot
1.1001. ,Lll 1.111,1, ut
are, etutell riOn ts, Uils
GI, A SS, VA ItN IS 11,
A . A 1,, t h o h• w o r e will 1 ,, f1 vi uro all that they
h ~r enough nl 1,1..1s to lully supply the lemma! In
hi mai.rt. Per,ous unntlng ,2.00L1s In ( , I.lr ill
find It to ad Val/ La 4. lu ei Y.; us a ./.01. All orders
p, nod promptly' attended to.
.1“; y 7, 1011[,
0 AS bo, a erentated at :he Cheap Dry
(;0., s nu I priety eof I. olilich io
•Irerr trt tI eir jit-t e t e kid
11 . 111ter r It ill .Nery V,::1 all I l'iri!atle
e‘rie heel 4,11 .11• d in tile tirwtr. ern-
I I.(eirli.r till 1.•.• r ar.II orririrk tri Ile 'band
ill .1 I/I,C
1,..-1111E.4" s () 0 1)s,
val lel iI!S III:1•1: and Fancy e..lne e d Urals
,111, plaid and Bedded F )11,Ittoes, . I tin Plaid
add : t.ipr I I . ..phns Fiviell Ida] 1 P. plins. dly
1'1..1.. Pelt In (lefts, Week and e... d Alptta,
Lehr l 1., IL, ,ti 1p.•,1 an I l'ldld v tle,daan. all \Vied
311 I l.rlll d 11,51mel es. Il e -
IA hes, .tedionr.,rh, Own!. . ye.
L'4•nrhod l'ulocach,tl :•hrrtiugs, Plllnw
('.l.\• 7' t ).N" FL.I .V.N'EI, ,N,
V.ll :r 11,111 i Flannels. lthalter Flannels,
11..n0 wail, I ael,ry ri2111111` . 5., Sliirtlnvs..Table Diaper,
F L .11-;
el,r; quality of CtrAhS
Cloak., Mark and Fn..) . Ca.-11110,, eBl
-
r hose a , pedal r,111,411./le 11 I A ith It first elass Tzli•
r I'll.llllll
.Furs ! Furs Furs !
I 11, lar;.• t t 1111.1.1 lot VI vry xtylv and quality for
11S,N not] I,lr. n
loot•ILK o 13,110, CI Ali 00l and Cot.
1., “auotlol, t'1,114, et,' Cloy,. Col Lou /not
V ;41 qu.ilit le , 110
I Hoop
.o: I'l I.si r. s
Ml=
B Lit Brex:stmq,
Ilatou VI 14, k e , :11,1 Antilit,•t
.
ot 1.1", thl Cloth.. 11iu
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' , N.M.; shnLl-,
I' ea,. ,ht tit.L Lill In' 4,0 USI,I 1 be , 11,1 111ri,it4r
'stir tints iy Ille Llle II C
1.13p1d t.O bLoelksut
IL ha , ovvi 5
it hi,. hig
.••• 1 •• . L,I al., ,;u , 41,, 4) a
n • L • ho t1:1 • .11,,s s L.L.,. I , ka
e• 1,11 , 1'. . o
that. • e
=9
:Iv
.tf He a °in • 010 fill lintto II 011
.c.
Ir. C. Sa re yer, J.. 1. Dells, .1. E. liaril Iler.
dual received limn Stewart's,
alid Chu lotiA
lu I 1111.1 u .11t111i1, lilki itlrgobt FLUCk ul
' Fall and Winter Goods
EVER BROUGinro.Tins MARKET
Please cal and oxamino our imineuse stock of Alpine
and nub hoy figured, uric Striped P.llll
- I'l.llll arid Figured Drench 111.1[04,
AlOl,l, .1111 441t0110 ‘21,4115, Dress Mood an
early variety st,, lee 111/1.1 shads, Ladies Cloth cud
nod bright i'laide All AN Ly, Diack,
I? aid 10011011 110 d I'. Ibet, I,Dion and 1.21eu
Olot•Vem 11101 114111.1k01,11100.. Our c 1.1.4.11 01 11 0010
110 In courpri.es Blau etc, 1101110 rustle. :11..Icer Ballard
Into, Rod and itru . w II FINIIIIOIh, 134,1111/11118 lu 1111 0,/101,1.
Domestics in Quantities.
1)o1..1“.., brown and bleached Muellna, Olughaluc,
Tlcklugs, Crashs, rdAreldngs, I Wow CatilLlo, de.
Full lino of Cloths, (lassimers, plain nod fancy Scarfs,
Ties, Handkerchiefs and shirts.
Cotten and Wool fur ladies, Gents, Miss' a and (hll
drou.
FURNISIIII4O GO.li/t 4 of all kinds usually kept In
tlrt.t. class Dry Coeds Stores, ,uch as Carpets, 0,1 Cloths
hods, oats, Loot: tug tdasses, ottlutes, Draperlo-, Drug
guts, dte.
`,Ye pay s.c mat attenti to to
MOURNING GOODS,
and trill be Ode to till alt orders fur Funerals; Cash
mercy, Shrouding Flauncla, Crape Colima, Black Vo
'trios, Demist, Glottis, Empress, hop, Poplin and is agouti
Mourniugs; all qualities of
English and French
Crapes, Ribbons, stc• All orders carefully attended to.
Fancy, Dry Gomm, Domestic do., (lents %% ear,
Hoslery'and °loves, Hid Cllovea. *ban and black COI
OVBIIIII.I-1111-47.138i In-endless Nat letios at
• •W O. SA Wll Elt .t• Co., •
One Door Solon• Martin's Hotel,
• •
East Main St., Carlisle, Pa.
Sept. 20, 1805.
Subsciiher having teninved_ laie;
I Boot A: Shoo .torn from North Ilanoi•er street to
.West.Maln strew. a few-doors below tbelfurnt corium, -
opposite-Marlon Iluil, is propared to neeOmmodate the
public with the rfiry . best ussortment,ot
BOOTS AND SHOES,
1101i1E MADE WORK
of ull lauds coOronntly on hand andlmole to mca. at
the shortest-notice. 1 use nothing but the best, mate.
riot and employ none but the best bands..
Ifsprofil u.tentlon Oren to the manutnelure of
J. C. I,ESHEIt
3/1110Vallt a neat fit that won't plueh give mo a call.
Flue Colt Boots from $1" to $13,t0
Coarim Boots from V. 1.50 to 1.8 60
oWoinoo'n thorn ft•out $lO to .$O.OO
CHILDREN'S SHOES OF ALL KINLi&
rhave hint of Ilny's aid
- ,Women's Shoes that I am
selling at coot.
Call and examlnehefoie purchasing elsewhat c.
`'F. 0. FL , MING. -
West Main Streot. -
• • ' , , •' . •
•
September A, 1806-Iy.
J . . . ,
• .
0: 0 GO. Attorneyy at .i.a . .
yi,
.N.
Carlisle. Pa. calico JortaerV occupied by .itithra
bi 'atm. South Hanover stmt. - ''
• • Suptautbor 8,1896. • .' • . . ~ , ' ' • . •
paSICIANS, w ill fi nd lit to. tbdir nd
. ,
vantaip-tc . aaki and purahtitiejhalr stodlainoa at
• -`' • ''• BAL,STON'O.
E W STORE
In Eby's Old Stand, Main St,
1., BERNH ARO & SON,
FOE Ela N ND DOMESTIC
Great Excitement ! !
Rlloin ring Goods
I'ret.lll Nleti.hoos Cagh
I l'or‘lll,,
si %I Lit
, ohttr' , . et :Ind
1 11.1 '-I .1,1,15. : , ,111:114. I:lanht-t 31111
luhit ,1111, Is, Crape V. ii. 1 r p.-
1:g ;tin, Niourtilti 11:1,11,e1 (;).., OS
Domestic Goods
S lUUI /3,,,g5' W WII.,
CL( ).\ KS ! CLOAKS
I=
NOTOONS.
y ltETs it I•:'Us
BM=
=OMEN
W,. C. Sawyer & Co.
Gcnts' mot Boys' -Real
11.0SLER17 & GLOVES
BOOT and SHOE
E M P O . R I U M.
French Calf -Boots,
Orphans' Court Sale.
On Saturday, October 21st, 1806
BY virtue of an orderOf .the Urphaps'
Court of Cumberland county. 1 will expose to pub
lic sale. at the Court Hours in the Borough of Car.
.HBl% that vpluable lot of Ground, late the property of
Elizabeth llgof, deed.. situate on East North street
in the Borough arm esaid, adjoining proportY of John
Minion, on the east, Logyst alley on the south and
heirs of Patrick Dawson on ih. west. Zontalolhg.oo feet
in foot and 210 fort in depth, skid lot being method
and numbored •364 in the plan of said Borough
The improvements consist of a orneand-a•half story
FRAME HOUSE, • •
SPRING HOUSE, And other out•bUild- s ir', , `U a I
-
logs. Moro is n fine of water on I
the pr.-ninon.
Solo to coin xnenco at 10 &cloak A. NI. wbon attend
once will be Riven and terms made hnown by
C P. LIUMRIOLT,
A dru'r. of Elizabeth Egolf, doc'd.
Sept. •ZO,lBOO-15.
Tuscarora Ferria e Seminary.
Arrielemiu, .hiniutri County, Pll .
r FIE WINTERSESSION OF THIS
INSTITUTE 11111 comlllllllCo on
Wednesday, Norember lst, 18(35.
The underFlgned having obtained pormession of the
shove Institute. Invites the patronage of all young
ladles who wish to obtain a thorough education. Best
advantliges given In nil branches. Particular opportu
nities aQm•ded to Music. Painting and languages.—
Competeut teachers will take charge of the different
departments. Address
CA It L F. KOLBE. Proprietor,
Aeadomin, Juniata County, Po
toptetrlbm. 20, 1005-6 t.
Bedding & Feather Warehouse.
'o. 44, North 111th St., above Market, Phila
FEATPERS,
MA TT ASSES,
BLANKETS,
BED QUILTS, &c.
Tum.pr's Oulebrated , prinr Bed. Every article in the
":oading ii ne, at lowest Marltat prices.
AMOS LLBOBN,
Sept 29. 1 Qtlf.-3nm
Business Men—Mechanics—Every
body
SHOULD INSURE AGAINST
ACCIDENTS!
THE ORIGINAL
Travelers Insurance Co.,
OF II OR D, CONN.,
Insures against
ACCIDENT OP ALL KINDS,
Causing Bodily Injury or Loss of
A Policy for In rase of f 41.41 noddVnl, or $ 25
In raw of Injury. rosta hot $25 to
per year. Au) Fll tu. tl nlll $5,10 I 0.000, with
..43 to i)11 ,‘ y ruin pI tt Sit tine, at proport lomat" rates.
ritten tot 11ve years.
I=
'Ph
Is Company ITOOlres agllnst all sorts of acoldents,
Nx bother ties ~,, or lo trovellog. world_r, lu ihe shop
or fa, tor , in the street, f.V411111111 g, riding.
hunt I , ll.hing, etc. It Issues prlisles for persons In
all !MIN the United states and Canatlas. and grants
p,-reins to vkit soy part of the wt,rltl This Insurance
I- alter 111 , d Val 110 d by all classes of won, rich
r I.or.
1T IS RI LIAIME
The Tote, th no ‘.l Ilartlhrd is the oldest occl,l nt in•
ailce vonipany w Ibe United olates, of d establish
ed on c flint 'ash; It has Issued many thousa tl poll-
Hes, pays .I.lints P.r compel].a lion ohms, daily, and its
hosl i , steadily incr. as,ng its t apical Is ample
directory the high. st character, niid it has over
halt a million iu cash tot the payment of losses.
NtElil "A I, lAA 31IN ATItiN
4V-T ree cents :I day will insure a man for j.i.000
ur s:n rvo. lad rompo.:satbm. for one year.
J. G Prefet.
RODNEY DEN:';I.9
%1')I li. woor , :wity. AGENT.
Cumberland Co.
Septetutier
1 1 11 \IO 4 OII & U mlin Cabinet Organ P,
A forty thlferoht st vI eq thin pted to sarred and secu
-lir to woe for po to 8000 tool, 111 1111 Y-F1 VE ROLL/
or SI I. \ lit NI Eh or other first premiumsaward
ed them I ;lost rote , ' Catal igues trot, Athirst's, \IA
SUS x HS %I littsroN, or 'AI BROW( EltS,
!‘iti:tv Your.
wept. I y.
OTICE —\Ve the undersilined citi
j of Di, kin.n t. , ,,n,h1p believing that the
dr,trm•tlt,of Itlris is IL.jal ions to the intero,t of the
farm., 4 , 011111.111ity, takr this method t, Inform
AND :-.:I'(.)RI'SMEN
o",t Wi• ill not permit huntors to tr - eq.nu upon our
plotnisew eon, to nn.nt. lords Or atilt, game, but will
cot .ree too 10,0 uCn,nal Lhpm In 411 C(111. .P.
Fill:1111101 Lino, jr.. Pet, Zinn,
Peter t-hetrott. Henry :healTer,
uninel :quart, jr., Phillip Height,.
ft alt.,' rl trot, Da vl.l Cl.over,
11 ill, atn t C.4(0, Hobe t Donulcon,
(tit I.on /. (I..nrgt. I' NI/tr.-it,
1(11 ht., Of,. nitro- John Duffey,
tt,,tt 111,, tielbr.,iti, 9 Wlllllllll II Hoffman.
Szttno.•l 111 , ,1 I, Nunuel 11;111...
Joel She i 11,,. :',ltou , l Khans,
1% 1% ,p , tog/ez. WI lion, Line.
A
It,. L Lint.. A 1,101.11 Sp. its,
l'lmrle., 11e55i,, , ,.. ,John IV. II unto,,
\\ I.ltain NI. IA L1,111!11, '‘\ illlain (lieu.
iohn II alow..r. John PolTet.
lVllluiln (Lab n. 1.11. lieoro.. Nlai tin, sr.,
11..nr7' itu-ltrumt, Cleorde 11, ush.
Joseph tialbraltlL, Phillip -pang or, or
Atlnol 1.i..111 urn, l'h., NI ,p,ingler
A. 10,.t.. e a,liburli, .1....0nh SI r.tie,
(1t.0rg... ii ..ton;er, Jokiii hlshhurii.
I: a 1 . ,..../n.in, .1 NI. ,7,0111•1110.rgbr,
J“Illt. reirtii.
, 1' :I-8111
U-NIVERSITV OF PENN‘OKILVANIA
MEDICAL DE RTAI
IMEM
h Street above Chestaa 1, Philadelphia, Pa
ANNOUNCEMENT •
ONE tIUNDRELTII oItiSSION—,(IBO6-1313.)
Gibson, M. D., Emeritus Professor of Surgery.
Oem tt oud. M U.. Emeritus Professor of Theory
Old Practice of 31edielue.
Jaelison, M. P., Emeritus' Professor Institutes
of etibitte.
11 ugh L. 'lodge, M. I)., Emeritus' Professor of Obstetrics
and the uis,asus of {V union and Children.
Jos-ph Cat son, M. U., p ofv6 or of Matuila shallca and
Robert li lingers, M D., Professor of Chemistry.
Leidy. I. . Proleietor of Anatomy.
Henry II smith. M 11, ltrolmisor 01 iiturgery.
Feaneis li. ti;iuitii. M. I) ,Vrolnasur of Institutes of Mod
trine.
It. .1. I, Penrose, M. D , Professor of Oliatetrica and tho
Diseases Of kt omen and Chlloilte,
Alfred Stifle, M. D., Prolebsor of I henry and Practice
of medicine.
D. 'lay us A gn OW, M. D., Demons•rator of Anatomy, and
Am.int.int Leetttrer oil Clinical Surgery.
The Lectures of tho Session (1865-66) will begin on the
second Monday of october and close on the
first or 'March.
One Introiluetory will be delivered tb-tbe Course
struction le given throughout the cession,
in „the Medical Hall, t‘t. the Professors, and at the Hoe
pilule. - At the Philadelphia ttospital, containing 571
beds, instruction is tree.
Military Suraely and Ilyglane will be fully taught
by the appropriate chairs.
Time Dissecting Rooms,
_under.tbe _ouperintendenco
of the Profeakr of Anatomy and ,the Demonstrator,
au, open throughout the year, except in July and
August.
Zhu Room fur Operative Surgery and the Application
of Bandages, ate. is open throughout the Session, un•
der the Bunt rvivion of the Protesvor of surgery.
Pees for the Lectures (each Professor $l5), $lO3
Matriculatlr n Pee (paid once only), 5
0 actuation lien, . 30
It. E. Itool.lllB, M. D,, Dont' of the Medico' Faculty,
Unlvossity
ESTEYIS COTTAGE ORGANS,
.*t "
. •
• ... - '41."-;:Er.-- . 3 7 Saj
:‘,.-w• - k - c0x..41;:, • .;th , ; ;, 4 ,.
- •
01 cottage Organ
Ann not only unexeellod, but thoy aro absolutely
;unequalled, by any otherkert - Instrumant In` the'
country. Dl'signed nwegsly churchen and SchoOls,
they aro fon ad to I.M canon) , widl adapted to tit, parlor
and dramin4 room. For sale only by
11. N. 111211011,
NO 18 North suvENTIL Street, PMLADELPII I / 1 ,
41 , -Alk. BilnDistrwirs riANoS a du complete nal
Norm:lent Of the PItItFROF MELODEON. ~,
&pt. 22, bQb—ly.
LADIES F.ANOY FURS ! •
AT
FAREIRA'S
Ild established
ilt MANUFACTORY
718 Arch St. ,
'ova' 7th, Phila.
bay° now In store ot
• own Importation
id Manufacture, ode
tho Largest midmost,
lautli 1 selections of
FANCY FURS,
• Ladles and Childrens
iar. In the city: Also
One assortmont' of
goods akyory reason-.
molten a eall from my
.fiedminbet*thp Nindo, Numfor and ihreetl
116 A relilitreot; ittioyeltlt i eolith pldelp
5ept:,2010.5- 2 4111; ' " ridllidOlPhOr
; OEd l have-toinertner, nor connbottnn:v, any Ob e r
store I'2 . P/41E061914a I
Life.
I=l3
Astounding Revelation!
THE PEOPLE ASTONISHED I
CARLISLE IN UPR OAR I
ALMAYEIi, of Harrisburg litin in
%c H on n n o c r lon with his. Store In that cityves-
_MILLINERY STORE •
In the borough of Carlisle, next door to Dr. Dale's,
North Han vor street, end is prepared to offer large
inducements to the ladies of Carlisle and vicinity.
Being constantly in receipt of the latest styles and
fashions, from the cities of New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, bl, is prepared to extend an invitation
to the ladles in general, to visit him at hie place of
business, where they can judge furthemselves, as to
the siperiorlty of his goods, the style and fashion of
the any and readily pe adv." that Carlisle le up to °Ur
larger cities and that no longer the necessity exist of
travelling to our neighboring cities for the purpose of
obtaining fashionable ladies wear.
Mr mayor, keeps constantly on band
Ladles' Bonnets,
In Straw, Silk, Valvet, with the richest Trimmings,
and latest styles.
Ladies and Misses Hats,
In Straw, Felt. silk and Colvoa , trimmed with birds,
fathers and the richest ornaments.
Old Ladies' Dress Caps,
in styles and qualities too numerous to mention, Hair
Nets. and Head Dresses, Water Falls and Hair ROHR.
Velvets, Ribbons, Bonnet and that Frames,
and all articles belonging to the Millinery lino.
CLOAKS, CLOAKS,
such as Chesterfield Coats, Looso Sacks. Circulars,
Short or Wa!Mug Sacks In alI qualities of Beaver and
Broad Cloth, light and dark colored
SHAWLS, SHAWLS,
all patterns and tit, les, double and single, for Nall and
Winter
Knitted Woolen Goods,
such as Breakfast Capes, Scarfs, Hoods In various
sty Iva, known as'the kao Yuan) Hood Twilight Hood,
&c., gr.
EMBROIDERIES,
such as Band•, Collais and Sleeves, Handkerchiefs,
alto plain linen nd hemmed stitched Handkerchiefs,
mourning colors &c , Veils, In Lace Tissue and Crape.
Belungs, Buckles. Neck Laces, Coral Sets of Breast
Pins and Earrings, Fancy Hair Combs and Pins, But.
tone, ,
FOR TRIMMINGS,
!Owe on hand a lot of Cloak and Dress ornaments
and Trhawks,
HOSIER I',
Ladies and Misses Hose in Nt 00l and Cotton, °loess ite
Having thus, In short. set forth ihe most prominent
articles contained in the Stern. I respectfully request
and solicit the patronage of the Indies, and our motto
Mill he l•Fashi,nahlo, Tasty, and to Nesse "
EMEMEM
GREAT f• XHIBITION:
ADMITTANCE FREE
Doors open every day, (Sundays excepted.)
New Boot, Shoe, Hat & Cap Store.
)11 v. subscriber would respect fully
I inform the citizens nf Carlisle and surrounding
country, that he hue just returned from the city, and
ha- now on cubit) ion nt his new suind smth nest
corner of North llanuver St and Locust Ailey, a largo
assortment of
Boots, Shoes, hats & Caps,
to wh eh be would Invite the attention of purchaners.
Ills stuck conedsts In part of Men's, Boys and Youths
. FINE CALF BOOTS,
Kip It d V L.er proof Ito ts. Calf and Wolo Kid Gait
ora, Call and Kip IS ',pans, Slippers no.
LADIES' WEAR.
Fine Glove Kid, brunch and English lasting Gallery,
Morocco, Call and 101,1 two H. /11111 Ba'murals, together
40111) a large assortment of heavy nice Bouts and Hal
morals suited fia curiotry wary.
Misses und Chatlren's t
of all dearriptionn. embracing lino aid and Lasting
l)a tern, Mnrne.m, (loaf nod hid Boas and liatituurals,
Cal. and Kip laco Isoots, 00.
Hats and Caps in great variety,
for ylon, Boys :to d You ho Wear, from he cow nonest
to the very best quality, at iuw pi ices. Cull n d bee
thew.
Ills motto is small profits and gulea sales, adhersng;
so those prima plus lie trusts he shall ;Ole generel sat
isfaction to those who will favor him with t hell pat
ronage
Remember the Stand S. W co ruer of North Hanover
, and Locus. A Ile) , midway note eon Thualum's and
Wetzas lloldls, Cal lisle.
Octobur 6, I 84iii—tf.
G(2)
DON & CO.
MANUFAC'T'URING JEWELLERS,
27 CDC ItTLANDT ST NE We' YORK.
100,006 WATCHES,
C II 'A I N h,
GOLD PENS, PENCILS,
&c. &c. &c. &c.
W 0 B T 11 $500,000 !
TO BE SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH
WITHOI 7 T REGARD TO VALUE.
AND NOT TO BE I'AID UNTIL TM: KNOW
WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE.
Splendid List of Articles.
All to be sold for ONE DOLLAR Each.
3)0 Gent's fiolcl Hunting Case Watehe., $:.O to $l5O
300 Ladles' 0010 and Enameled Case
Watches, 35 '' 70
400 Genet; Hunting . Cann Oils Or watches 35 ,• 70
1:00 Diamond hilt.ge, l'ai •• 100
3,ta 0 laddAsst and :seek Chains, I:, " , 3U
3.000 .` \ 1 4 '` 0
13and 4 " 8
4,000 Chased Wild nraveleic 5 •• 10
ta 0 Ll.,talmlne, I hat, s and fi wird Chains. 0 " 00
0 out) Nilitairr and tbild lirout• 11, PI, 4 '• lu
2,00 Laha and li r " rhea, 4 " li
Loral, opal and Eni,ralil dna, 4 "
21100 Jet., Lain, and Vloreimiio Ear
Drops. 1 8
4,. (o and Eineiald liar Drbps. 4 "
California Diamond lir..ast 2 50 • 10
3,0 0 11014 hub aud ‘Siitch liuys, '2 50 " 8
4,1100 Fob and Veit Itintion Slides, 3 0 10
4,000 Onto Sleet buttons, Studs, etc.' S
3,0,10 Gold Thimbles, Pencils, eta. 4 " 7
6,000 311u1stulo 4 .cIG-ts, 6 " 8
4 uuU Miniature bockats-11,50c spring, 3 2U
4,000 Gold Toothpicks, Crusbes, ntr. 2 " S
5,000 Plain I.lld 1, logo, 4 " 11
5.000 Chnf.od Gold ill ;Igo,
7,000 Stone Sot and Signet Rings, 2 50 10
0,000 California biamond 111nKs,10
7 50) Seto Ladies' Jou elry—Jei and Gold 5 15
0.000 Sets Ladl.s'..l.,velry—Cameo, Pearl, lite 4 "
15
5,0 0 Geld Pens Silver Extension Itelders
and Pendia 4 " 10
1.000 Onld Pens and Onld•\luunted Holders a " 8
5.0,0 Filveo Goblets and Drinking Cups 6 " 10
" '
1,000 Slim Ouslors
.2,iUU Silver Fruit end Cake Baskets,
PER DOZEN
1,000 Dozen Silver Tea Spoons, $lO to $2O
1,000 '• Table Spoons and forks '2O " 100
MANNER OF DIOTRIDUTION
CERTIFICATES lumina each article and its Value,
aro placed in SEALED ENVELOPES,' which are well
mixed. Ono of these Envelopes, containing the coral
Scats or Order fur POlllO article, (worth at least one del
tar at ratail.) will be sent by mall to any address, with
nut regard to choice on receipt of 25 Cents. Ms.pur
chaser "111 son what Article .t draws, nip — a - Its value
which may bo from One to five Hundred Dollars, and
cm then send One Dollar and receive the Article
named, or any other on the list of the same value and
alter seeing the article,
if it does not give perfect sat
isfaction, we desire it to be immediately returned find
the amount pal I will bo refunded.
13y this mode we give relecti. no front a varied stock
of fine geode, of the best make and latest styles and of
intrinsic worth, at a 110111i11111 price, while all have a
chance of securing articles of the very highest value.
In 111 cases we charge for forwarding the Certificate,
postage and doing the business, the sum of Twenty
live Cause, which must be enclosed in the order. rive
Certificates will be sent for $1 ; eleven for $2; thirty
for $5 ; sixty Ave for $10; one hundred f r $l5.
Parties dealing with us may depend on having
prompt returns, and the article drawn will be imme•
Widely east to any address by return mall or express.
Entire satisfaction auarabteed,ln nil Lases,
Agents wanted, send for circular.
Write your Name, Town, County and State plainly,
and address.
BELDEN &
27 Courtlandt Street,
Now York.
June le, 1865—Orno
WILCOX & GIBBS Sewing Ma
chlne The perfection of Mach/mien. Will
FELL,LHESI„_____ . ~ .
QUILT, BRAID, . . •
BIND, CORD - 11.
' r , ' •TUCK (OTHER,.
---k. -,--:'.A.ND UNIB CIDER,
, .
irliliperteet imisfaction. £re nols'ehiss and simple,
uscs A ihort straight self-ndJus log tieetile, and rec
ommended by all who use them. Can be bad for a
few days at I.rs. M. blell's 511111nery and Fancy Store,
West Idairr-St., Carlisle.
October. IS, 1805. , . . , 1
• •
V..C" : l7lkwyrat, 31 , 10.
"-•-• •• • BBItkITOLDEB.. '
• • .N- E W .F I RM.,
I have taken into partnership, Jno. 11. Burkholder
And Jno. Duke (clerks to my store) for the purpose
of continuing the Dry.Ooode bwalenesnnder the title
.Our store IS now open 114 bueluese where a' tare
stock of
SEASONABLE . GODD -
um y icunii, we, Vdl4 be receiving
NEW ‘GOODS'
.
every daY andintend toloiep up the reputation of the
B ere, for activity. liberality, and toe always having the ,
best etoek of goods In the Valley. , • ..
~'doing very.thankfutfor, the, large patron 06 glean
or by a gonerPlP respectfully ask a contlto"
wince of 0 0 tialuo 10 the New. Firm,. ure - will endenv—
or,to merit tisk , feYer.ef those ' w hoglve us it
The Woks of the lute ownor. aro two Ter Settlement
and persons indebted are req' t 9 4 -16 malt took,:
East Ideln Biros:01T iiner;belovf Martin's t
i 1300:8 • IsaL .. • • 4-
GRAND OPENING DAY
. • AT
Greenfield St Sheafer's.
wE have now ready for: inspection
the most beautiful assortment of Dress Goods
ever exhibited in Carlisle, at 'prim within the reach
of all. As we were so tertunate es to be lb New York
during the late
GREAT PANIC
which lasted only - two days, we have determined to
give oui customers the advantage in all goods bought
during the two da3s. that goods 1401 e sold at the low
est prices. Stacks of
DRESS GOODS 1
•
Poplins Philp In Colors,
Plaid Poplins, Stripe do.
Biocade Item Foulard
Poplins Gruprcea Cloths,
Wool Plaids , French Alorinoos,
in all colors. Coburge of every shade
and color, Silk Plaid Crapes, Satin Grisalles, Plaid Poll
do Chevron, DoLaines. all now designs.
In addition td the above immense etock of Dress
Goods Greenfield & Sheafor have a futl line
DOMESTIC GOODS,
la prices that d.fy committee. We can sell
MUSLINd, CALICOES, GINGHAM'S,
lower than other merchants pdid for the sumo Goode
ton days ago. Tho v y who desire a feast for their eyes
should not Mil to call and examine our Stock. Keep
in mind the place, South East corner Market Square,
second door.
Thankful for the past patronage we respectfully so•
licit a continuance of the same.
GREENFIELD & SI - LEASER.
October 0, LSO.
NEW GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICES! I
IV OW opening at Ogilby's Cheap Store,
a large n sHortment of new and desirable
Fall and Winter Goods,
which for style, equality and lowness of prices, cannot
he surpassed it, the Comity.
'laving purchased this stock during the great reduc
tion in prices art,lch lasted hut two uays In New York
and Philadropnla, we are enabled to sell at Ina er prices
than other Houses, who putchased their entire et ck
at a lame whet] all articles Is the Dry Deeds line were
at their hlghert prices lir the last six months.
A full /lee of Week and Colored
FILEN OR MERINOS,
COBEROS,
FRENCH PLAID,
' ALL WOOL POPLINS,
Back nod Colored Wool Dolai nes, Fliured
Shepherd's Plaids, Black :Ms, Bombazines, and tunny
other Uouds suitable fol Ladies' wear.
I MAYER
Cloaks, Cloaks, Cloaks,
nil the new style of Cloaks which for quality. ;excel.
fence of niake and lowness of price cannot bo surpassed
811AWL5, SIIAWLS.
All rho latest novelties in Shawk that are In the Mar
ket, Clathl. bong and Stu ire. Moural ,g, all sites of
Childruns' uheplieril s Plaid Shawls, Germantown Wool
knit :flus wls of all colors and eludes.
Men and Boy's Wear,
a large rnd full assortment, consisting of
BLACK CLuTIIS,
FANCY (3AFSIATBRES,
SATTI
BEAVER CLOTH,
for Men's Over Coats, Clothe for Ladies' Cloaks, Black
anti colored.
such ae Mashies. Calicoes, el ingllarus, Canton Flannels
Chocks, NS site, lied and Ye,low Si of Flannels, a full
assortment and all that is necessary is to hear the
re tees of sours to eouvluce all that they are lower than
the lowest.
NOTIONS.
French Kid Gloves bort quality, black and colored, a
full lino at Ladies, Cents anu Children s Moves, C t-
fon, Woolen and Merino Huse, [loop Skirts, New styles
Dress Trimming, Iti bons, handkerchiefs, and, hun.
dreds of rmall Piney attic ea
300 BALMORAL SKIRTS,
all sizes and prices tor 11W is s and Chiipren. FANCY
UK 4:Si 111.1TioNS. In Buttons we canoot be excelled.
Una• look will el/11Villfe all. We hove every style, color
shape and price that can he hoa.4ined
FANCY WOOLEN GOODS,
Breakfast Shaitls, Sontatts, Tr. Bights, Nubia Hoods,
aterfall Hoods, (land Knit Hoods, Children's N 00l
Coats and Capes, Fancy Knit Seal fs, Children's Wool
Mitts and Ilene. Pulse Warmers, and many other fancy
Woo.en ticks. ad shades and styles.
FLOM - OIL CLO T IPS,
all widths and patterns. A sew style with border for
under titorey. Ales Table and Window Oil Cloths.
EIGNIE!
BL .4 K E 7'S, BLANKETS,
all 4121,S and !utilities for Betts, Cradles and Crlhi.
All too WO( is 10 roll and examine for yourselves and
be COTlVineed that the above is not merely talk hut
reality Vte will lie happy to show our Goods to all
aoti imt he ollended if x , oannot suit even the tug et
particular
Remember the pliive opposile the Methodist Church,
vht MNIII 1-itreet
Octobus t., 1886
1 1115 I itutil n, late known to the
I public, as the •• Chatobershurg Commercial Col
lo is 11 , 11 V rf`rnilin ut.. 10(,110 , 1 in rarlisle,
Ymwe MPII 1 , 114 of proper themselves for the
Retool duties of 1111,1111... file, In the shortest possible
lime. 11111 i at the 10114 L esoen.w. will fled this Institu
tion, bubo ile-i_n of ~ h ieh to t Imply t n iiound
busl
.o'es ed. MU 2n to youth: n.en of the country), particu-
NH) allapteo to ae•snaplish thsi thshable object.
BRANCHES TAUGHT.
Bow—keeping, it, tt.l its forms tool applientionn; Com
mercial Calvelnttotp., Commercial Low, l'ennmindllPJ
Pr,ctlnl and thmso ental: Business Correspondence,
}eras. l'h nography, '1 elez stphl, by Sound, &e.
In , rder, t full, illustrate the princ,pito, of the seve
ral Mum hen, a'' ' thoroughly Impress them upon the
mind of the student, a system of actual business train
ing. through the establishment of legitimate Offices
and Counting Houses. representing departments of
Trade and Commerce, and a regular hauls of Deposit
and lot on, ho. born instituted; thereby affording all
tulvantnees of any -holler Invtttutit to in the noun ry.
None but competent Teachers emplOjeti. and a math
, lent number to guarantee individual instruction tu
all, a matter of no small importance, and seldom recei
ved nt other !mai Minns
Owing to the rapid growth , f the School, and In or
der to accommod.te our numerous applicants from all
parte of the country. now rooms have just been fitted
up. tin tLe South Bull dog f Dickinson College), In
sup, for style, a d suflicleotly 'commodious to accom
modate rout two to three hundred students. A liberal
Melte Mon made in fnvor of soldiers maimed or disabled
In defense of our country and flag.
for further particulars roll at the College, West Main
St., or Melrose
BEM]
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR
Augumt 4. 1865.
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Insurance Company
Cash Capital 2,000,000,00
Agents July 21st 1805 3,114,065,00
C11A, , . J. MARTI% , President,
A. F. WILLMARTII, \lee Prest.
JOAN 514.1 EC, Secretary.
The attention of farmers and business m n generally
Is invited to the superior advantages afforded by the
above responsible Stock Co. Tim insured gives no notes:
haubject to no assessments; and the rates are as cheap
as in ennshtent.wit h the Inns of compensation. Poli
cies issued and losses eq ultably adjusted and prtmptly
paid by the undersigned who is appointed the author
ized agent for Cumberland CountY.
L J. W. MIMIC,
Carlisle Pa. Sept. 1, 1865.
CARLISLEMALE COL.,
Rev. T. Daßgherty, P4:eszdent.
FOR BOARDING 4' DAY 'CIIOLARS'.
THIS Seminary which includes the
school lately under the charge of Miss. Mary Int
im. will be open under the direction of Rev. T. Daugh
erty. as President, With a full corps of able Instructors,
so as to givo to the young at. Wren' h'educatiou in
English and Classical studies in the French and Ger
man languages, in Music, Painting, and other urns.
- mental breachp.tt..
will boarders in the faaly
.af the President. , ' . . . - • • -
A primary desartraeht for the younger scholars will
be had In connection with the collegiate .department,
The session will open on tVeduesday, September Bth.
In the Amer elegant School rooms designed for, that Pur•
pose and attached to the itmory (Murcia.'
Nor terms apply to the President.
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pertstning`to a Glentientatert Wstkotle•
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ton snlling ;n4owlrra . ln..p.a9isle, ,
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BLACK AND COLORED ALPACCAR,
ILENTuCKY JEANS
Domestic Cowls,
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BEE
DICKINSON
A. M. TRIMMER,
Cara%lo, Pa
OF NEW YORK.
OPc 135 Broadway
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