RATES, OF ADVERTISING. Ono Square. ono trisection, • For each additional Insertion, Forillercantilo AdvertisOments, • Legal Notices, •'• Froferodonal clads svlthouS Taper, Obituary Notices and Cpihraunica tions rel. ting-.to muttons of pry yak, intoreste alone, 10 oqntaller .10 . 11 PRINTING.—Oar Job Printing (Mai Is the nmatoat.end moat econplata etetabliehmont in the . ly. Four good Prosees, nrl_a general varioty•of m aortalau Red for plain and , 'Panay work of ovary . Onables usTO do Job Printing at lliiriliertir - st notice, and on tho most roasongblo terms.--Persons In want of Dulls, Blanks, or anything In the Jobbing t no, will find it to their ntorast to give us avail, . fiBOFESSIQNAL CARDS. IT.. S. PATENT AGENCY. C.- . L.. .1u Lecitmatir2l Alain Street Carlisle, Pa.,'executes drawings, specifications d . r., and Procures vaunts . __ . _ for iptsi_ntora. _ • 14 lob 'OB-ty. • . . . - " . A DAM. KELLER, Attorney•at-Law Pii: 'Office - mint yr. M. Penroso Esq. neon s sopt.27 07-6 m. =9 ....... .• __ - ' WEAkLEY & SADLER:. - ',.F OR q AT'H'ORN U; V 8 AT LAW, Office No. A'trart of valuable Tjtolior 'Land containing' fiSIE 16 :kWh Hanover Arcot Carlisle Pa. '._ , HUNDRED ..VC11P..9, lying on the - +South Motintqu 3 nuy..ls 67, miles abovo Mt. Holly, known as the stem FrtlO Mai property. Tho tract Is most favorably 'prated, easy of C. p. 1117MI1ICEI. IVNI, D. PARHEP. of ace°ss and the limbo( of tho best quality. - HURERICII & PAR-KEIL For times he., apply; to ,k T TORNE X. ln ;MS AT LAW. Officiion • ' . L - I,_ • Malo St., In Hall, Carlisle, P. , V : OR RENT .-K _ G. M. BELTZHOOVER, +. TT OR N ...AT LAW, anti Real; ,c 1 .2 Esiate Agent, ShCpbertistown, West Virginia. ir-Proniv,t attention glium to all business in auger r:oy,C,,,otttiNnlaiucinVirs adJoinlnglt. 1 4 1 E. E LTZ 1:1.00VE4,. AttoKney .aL Law Odle° in I , oath ilanovor street, opposite lientes dry good store Carlisle, Pa. September 0, 1864.. • A.±M.ES A. DUNBAIt, Attorney at lo taw, llarllslo, 6111Eii - liThTif.'77lllll.lYrii'UlTiill - 1 July 1, 180 —ly. T . B. ZEIGLER Attorney at . Law, .Salut Paul _Minnesota._ Communications. from Cast properly responcle4 to.' :3,1,n- tn ADAIR, Attorney At Law, J Carlisle, Pa. Woo with A. B. Sharpe,..Esq., No. 17, South Llanover, Strict. May 17-Iy. OSEPH RITNER, Jr., Attorney J_Law._andAurroyor,.Mechanicsburg, Pa. /Vince on !tall Roilll Strout, two doors north of the Itankl, as e llusiness promptly attended to. R. MILLER Attprney at Law. t • Onleeln - llennou'e building immediately op_ 'mate the Court Ithneol 29p01. 6T ly LAWCARD..-CEIARLES E.,.MA 01,A11611LIN, 4tturney at Law, Office in the rem formerly occupied liy JudgejAalaan, .luly 1, 1801-Iy.. C Ii3IRMAN S -Attorney at La% iv" ent'llslo ' Po., No. 0 Itheon'o Ilall. • July 18144-Iy. AMUEL IIkIt'BURN, Jr., Attorney kjat Law. Oflica with Hon. :•:unool frupburn, Main Carllplo Pa, July 1, 1864. xv - HATAN. K ENNED — Y, Attorney - kt, Low, No.; South Nforlo , t; Square. Corlible, Itru Apt 1 'WIN. 13. B Ell, Attorney at' Law and tinitt - d - ,States (Balm Agonti 'Carl'Or, coin , ,erkuid County, Pa. Penaions, llonutitt, Book Coy "Prouiptly collect od. Anplicationa by mail will reoulro lunnodinlo at tention, and the proper blauk” formi - F , od. No fee required until thu,riallu Is settlnd• 1867. , -tf. - fIR. GEORGIf. S. SEA • • :jaf RIGHT, Dentist, from the. -Balt'. LI: more Collage of Dental Surgery." wp_.tilfit.t, at the residence of his-mother, •Kast Lout her ,treet, throe doom below Bedford. • tidy • - _ . ri 170. W. NtIMCII, D. D. 8: - k3r 1130 Demonstrator of Operative Dentistry of tb C %Na n . 11. 112nr0 11 ies nt his resident , Rest Main street,pill lisle : Ps. ppualtu Marlon Hall -- SulY - t, - 14354 - .. '. " _ 111. t. 1 . 1 A RTZULL, A-Ilopathic Phys ...) elan and Ammon our, having permanently I eated - ln Leesburg, Cumberland county, Pa., respec fully offers his professional services to the public: Special attention given to dlaeasox of women nod ehl dren • REFERENCES. JOHN O. GLICK, D. Way noal.oro, • Dr. SAMUEL O. LANE, Clonnl,orsl.nrs. Ildn. III). )IcI.IIERSON, Gettysburg, ISAAC SNI EIN. D. 1). Wayne:dam - 1 , E. 1). PROUTZ, 'Waynesboro. N. 11. Always found iicbis ofilen when not 0111. , rw1, prtlfasslon ally ougagial. Juno 21—tr. STO ITES lillD TLN WARE 11 . 0USE . E . EEPERS ATTENTION All itirtons int,. ding to go Co Hon. , . oiling tiro I . vitra to gait At WALKER & CLAUDY'S N 111 AXE . 87'01 - E STORES EMI No. --1-8, - West - - lain Street, and examine their homrneo stook of,STOi'llB, TIN WARE, and every thing In nor line. -flaring greatly enlarged our facilities for doing haul - nee's by spearing the splendid Store Room, No.lB, West 'Main I (root, and having just received large Invoice. of the latest and besti„Mices.lo the /loAtor;Sieree Tinwaiannd JaVannedZiA line, wo feel fully j fled in the statement Unit we can Accommodate All Classes of 'Customers snore satisfactorily than any similar establish Mont in this country. • in the stove lino wo offer the following: , REGULATOR, ENOELSIOR PENN, . NIAGARA, COMBINATION; SUSQUEHANNA, :7 '.N010.11 - COOK, • • - QUAICE4 CITY. - Theap 'aro allltrat-clatettltoves, which wo will war rant to 4o what they aro reconeinended.fort-but we' huvo only space to epoch particularly of ono 'or two whose, rnerlta desert,' especial paantion. THE REGULATOR • COOK which porsessesativantsges-mhich should t °commend It to all. It has a Ilcroli , ing- Top, by which arrange ment the cook can Tove s rso the cooking utensils to any position &Arca without the lifting of, plates and, possehe svhich other stores require. It is decidedly the beNt cook stove in the market, We hare also on Inuid n hug, stock of OFFiUE PeUtLOR Alsai DINING ROOM ,STOXES, ntnong which may be found the nolelnuted bast, burp ing' MORNING GLORY.! The most, beautiful PAc,,e. , and I'a29or Stok; 'ever qffeifed to the public. Too much eannot'be said In pralse - of the MORNING GLORY, which so far has taken the load of all other stoves In. the market. 'lt Is a G-AS P-ONSTIMER, horns It own Cinder,- and raqulrea 't:11;y littlo .attoit Um after tho Ara le halite, It being eo arranged that It REED•!ITS , OW IN_ COAL I . _ 10:11oblo;to 'no o - IttAnhlont..oe : null Is posltlyolT tho onlietovo' ninthot Nthkb lonri flu, rolObrato all othentaro cour4prfelt haltatlona. the , -TIN:WARIt.and- JAPAN-NMI—WARE—Hue, keep constanly on howl of out own and foreign. inanufitettire, the very infest and bet.t . patterns, and inadohl - tlurvary boat • material by careful workmen All' kinds t ROOFING 'and' gmaint jobthig promptly attontlett 'fo.' . , Don't foigot No. 18, .IV . ost Main Street. WALKER R OLAUDY MEE! Brytuxe Pulmonie Wafers, AT itAp3TON'Et. D0c.11,1803 $l. 0 50 25 00 4 00 7 00 VUL--: -6s. • RHEEM & DUNBAR, Rditor4t-and-Pioririetofif. - - A. L. SPO,ITSLE'R'S COLU.III.N. AIL. SPONSLER,....-.... M• .. . Rent - 11date - Agent, SerWo - ner,; - Convoyances ingur nce end Claim Agent.. Office Mnlu Btreot — Nowt Centre p itthro.— . . WANTED $l,OOl for ono year on 11.1 Ebtato ntcurtty. MIME= SALE A desiradlo suburban. Residuum on - West Louitter street, - con tainiug tom acres of ground, haring :104 u • thereon erected a two-stnrr 4! I t FRAME OITSE, • , .Stable, — and - inther — nntliltirditig:47lt — gued ctihnition wittiabundlocu of fruit. Rent $2OO, tb Le yull nccured, pnyablo quarterly- Apply to A. L. SPONS LER Union PaQiilcßail Road Company, -- FIRSTORTGAGE BONDS, Interest Pnynble Fen,l.Aiuiilnll In Gold, Aubscriptlons received by A. L. SPONSLER, the Company's financial agent at - 'These bonds ha vine boon recently voldifier Ninety cents on the dollar, were on tho.3lst or:Tannery, ad vanced to 05, and on the falt.of February were again advanced from tlb to 100 (par) at wlllab latter figure they nromow held and regarded as the best invest ment In the couptry. - „,r , ' • • -FOIL SALE.—A desirable town prop erty situate on North Bast Street belonging to the heirs of 31t.j..10hh McCartney deed. The lot con tains about 10.) fret In trout and. 2.10 In depth. The Improvements ore a large double 2 story stone 11 1 .; ,--1 ! DWELLING ITIOUSE M - 1-1 0 ,it . " ' ST.4B.IiP, and oth, couventont out hoiltlitt,o , with ultuntlattco of fruit and shrulthehv. Property hill t.e die posr^l of upoh the moot I roe uiohlo to•rovt. Apply to A, L. litON: tilt, UPIII Et tale .ktp-ot. Att,rue:v hoot tor the heire. VALUABLE TOWN DENdE .A PitlvAly; Situ:llrl.l on \Yost Pror.`rot rtsm..t. nour vtieut, In ihr Borsugh fit - Thu 1.. - 1 roolrins:10 fr . trout rod 1 1 ,1. in depth t I. o nrr-or 0010- ,1101111qm 't 11 1. smry 11. 11.111,11, . I.Antslning Doulle Parlor, 1110 10.0 .1.. rui I,lt churl, on Clio flout Itsor. amt live l e l ' 11 , 10 , 11110 00 , 1 tory. 11:11elm, t•• tort 1.1111.1i_ . 1 1., .1 t- ILO :In . :I I 11,11 . 011 nut I.llllllin A Irv,: 1 1 .1 rod Cu' .11..11,.. 1 111'0 :Ont . , Of lot. Th. ru ivc. siduralle rumitz. l of I - 1.011. soul) 1501.11 111. 1. 1 .; vllole hour, 0101 us u 11l sot In tl.-- ' r..,te - vom to A. - Itesl 1 .:..t:ft0 ,:cot. 0011127 67. • , VAL CT ABM% SLATE Fii4llVl • AT PRIVATE SAL]. bitunte on . the North side, soll,partly bounded by .the Cogliodoguinet crook, about. 4 miles West o Carlisle, adjelfilpg, end lately part of the property known MILLS" containing shout 250 AuRES, 25 "of "which ere excellent niendow,,,.or creek bottom land, and about-50—A8ItES--of --which ore i'ni"Oted -nlth - seia.l flintier. The improvenients area !due Wentherboarded DWolling House, contain ing eiglit rooms atuLn kitchen. A large Dank lists, Wagon lilted, Corn rib, Bog Pen, Carriage House, Wash, House and • other canconient out-lithlings. - An - WV - client - Wall - of water near the'door, a line ynuult apple orchard, besides other fruit, such as Pear, Peaches, Cherries, Giapes Sr. This Is - one 01 the moot productive farms - in - the towutifip, and the lotalien - the timid, desirable especially for the raising uf stock. The fences are in, ,00d order, there being bet NVI•011 000 nnd 700 flannels of board, and post and rails. The land tins all bean recently .11ined over. pat t•of it a second time acrd Is now In the highest state of cultivation. And will be ;Unposed .of upon terms. - tcruu, and further paticulars enquire of • A. L. riPONSI.EIt, , Reel lief do Agent sopt7 , 11118CELLAIVEOUS. Thetas lt s . lIVIRFMAEorg REsTo DRESSIggi )IewAYIC illoneßotae will quickly restore Gray Hair to Its natural cblin and beauty,., And produce luxuriant growth. It is perfectly harmless, , and .is preferred . over - '. - .cycry other piteparation; by those who have a fine head of .hair, as well as those who wish to restore it. The beautiful glOss and perfume imparted tothe Hair makeit desirable for old and young.. • For Salo by iill.Druggbito. ". • DEPOT, IVS GREENWICH ST., N.Y. CL tan allja idr~6•ca i3~ GREAT OS'it : DE Ol . JD - 131Y . apcDps, _ AT - AUCTION. I hereby aupouuto to the * public who desire bar gains, that I will commenco en Wednesday afterooo.n March 4, o 2 .o'clock to soli my:very largo ',hick" 43 DRY GOODS at public auction. • - In this large assortment of goods everything moil ed by houedkoopers and heads. of families c4"13 bo toad, Salo to commoncu-at 2 'o'clock of March 4 and will he contlunod each tTernobn - and evening until all is dispesod , of. Tin terms will, ho liberal, ps On all bills under $l6 cosh on delivery of the goods; on all bib si of $l6 and upwards notes will bo taken payable in - bankoyitifoprovod security at six moniks,. but to accommodate my patrons I will deduct 6 per cont. per annum from the bills that exceed $l5 to Mr... Persona that desire to pay cash. As ray store is largo and commodious 1 will have scats prepared to specially reserve foe the ladles: ' AT IV. BENTZ. ECM • ... 4 -227. 1,68 . 227 : • •:.• German Seed Store. FRESIL amimAN nint OTTIpt c - Field garden- & Flower Seeds ,• Fruit; 'Shade and-Orntmontal Treo4. • - - • -.4 ll'al7nnieci !red+ and of Lest quality .at, lobes! prices Ly - -. • LOUIS.7OI.IIINY.SS CO, 227 NortirSecond Rot. Rnco iß,..Vino • - • PITII.ADI;tpIIIA PA o sent untit • • - IVe " 11; 1 4 3 -i C rI 'L . tftt'ig" • . . 'PRESSING . .O.ASES, -laidies' , and Gopitemon's. ' 4 -":. ---- • - 1.6,4806., -AT IL . AVERtiTIOWP- • ,f;,Li , L'' '..C1 ,,:, 4 7 - a7 s , • I • 1 1 „ • • • , ttk • - 11 • r - - *:4 • . = 4:* DR Y G.OODS.- GOOD N.F.D.V, 1 GOOD NEWS GREAT DECLINE IN PRWEs . AT TIIE - NEW ANIMIRAP QASII STOREj OORNEIC Cir ITANOYETT AND PO:IFItET STEETS. The subscriber would respectfully Inh rm the pub. Ile that ho la,Leceiving almost daily from the Eastern Cities, a large loyoico of New and Clomp .Goods e such as, LADIES' DRESS. GOO-DS', French - b1 erirmeN, Aluhairs, - • ; . Poplins. • Black and Fancy Frt s t4 lierps t Plain and Fancy - Po Lpines, -._.Plain and Fancy Alpaca, • . Poplins. • • • II A W-L SI t. 3 AWLS! —BROCaI-A-1301 , 143-7A-ND SQUAR , LONG AND SQUARE.WOOLENS BREAKFAST . SLIA,AVLS in great variety and very cheap. , CLOTHS.AND CASSIMERES Frenchi - Corman nut Mnerimn Claim; Black ,„Ffinc,l Ca.simores, - Do, skins, 11461; and Fancy ft , Onur Coatings, Sattlnottej Kentycky Jeans, .j'Utniershirts ant! ' Drawer. DOMESTICS! Bleacled and Brocha, ' 'Pablo Diapers, • Counterpanes, and . Cotton riannels,,. Bleached and • --- Unbleached "Mtislins, • Tlckinlzs;Che'rks, Towels. • Nap]: &e, . REMEMBER THE PLACE, ON TITE CORN li It OF HANOVER AND ' PO AfFR ST.REETS, the room formerly ...pled by B. It Co. 1= rwr .. 11 . 7.1f. C.. .1 • I have thiL liv ta'unlineared of my vntire stork 01 tVltuluur r,uuliluauut ;uric fu r Flik;Ni-11-1--‘l-1 , ,R1 Irug u E,l2l'S_ I'.l It NIETAS, , =IBM OEM= MEM • at.very I,argalo, . - - C€t t - f4S -I,FTE eery - 11.(T,.10.13A I,F, LowNstban 4., et tr.ld In Con lisle.' fth , tiiiits, • 6711/111,1111.< Caditem nt tUe very lolvvrt. All -the best make C i a,l_LlCQgti ; at p.24,..0.5. • Ax my-steel; line been 'bought si Dye the great tie -011110 in priors, gt eal-bargaine may be expected. Some articles le,' than rest .to redact , any stock at , soon MI lioesible. '• - '_lf 0011.11 Y, No 17, West7ll,lll . :sotp.t. BOOTS AND . SH *ES Y. )11:5:5 PS mid Clill.Dltl:N s S !toots will, 8114.0 u, the vary brot '77lkOF. of to of ttt ;Is , u fait tip, 0. 1867. - SPRJ NU. 1867. 13 A I{ (.3 A. I N 5. NOW OININO IN Onlit PI ST IC COORS., 1)11 i i/OODS, rixEr4. JEANs. WHITE -GOODS, TAU INOS, ZE I' I [YRS, RI BISONS, NOTIONS. •I• - TUNG'S Ii;AV - STO.it -- No. 65 IVE , T , MA IN Silt SET. • to the Monolon Munro, onxt to l'oit. Utttco, Nrs 1-I;NIHJING A \ VN.II 1 E I' S T 011 E No. 1:3 Swill! ITahover Skeet beg:: I,ove tr, inform gentlemen raid if,;l;lli , i , ! . : : : .7 lXETllvill ly;: tlmC 1w Lux !ltl~~ ill II:1 tt 11F.+.1 lilrGll 111111 Nsrlll - 1; :1,0111.111A 01 1; r, , URNISHINO dOODS. ouch SF C ton Merino and Woolen Shirts and lirivr •cro, 110,01'14PR all Ichels, Illicit and tt bite Ii id Gloves, Thruot;;;nl other (1101 - Seek Thlo, Suspenders, Cent.' 'l'rarrelinF, Bags, Linen sod hiper C,dia . rs, Culio, I.e.' Also, ROUSIi (100 D , ,, conristing in tart-of Cedetr end IVlllow ',Vsre, nil I,lnds, Cll4lllllp . reltig, lirllNllol4 COllll/N, Middling I:l76".Bilelciris,'Foot Tutrt, Soaps, Perfum eries, Pens, Station:try, A . .v. Don't forget tlio stand, No. 111 South Hanover Street, two doors, South of Wasinuond's Grocery Store, Carlisle. may2l27-lf. 1 .4 00 K OUT DRY GOODS MEN .; TO THE PUBLIC). I havo just returueg Irian the East ivith my Spring Stock, and no usual, I am selling floodg a little cheap er (ban any other Dry (locus [louse In town. I do not think It I/CCORMI y to droopy n cohnon of news. Paper to endeavor to-kelp up my - repotaLla for sell• hug cheap (Moth? ' nor dot mush to resort any clip trap to gull tipe - politic. All I ask of them to call nod .examine•tor themselies, and If not satisfied with the 'Prices, nut to buy. Remember the stand No.' tOt, North Hanover street; next door to'Dr. Kieffer's, and . Miller A: Rowers' Ilarduarn store, - . . ' ' •-11'31'. A. 5111.1i8:41 P. S. I will Fay 'nothing about my third and fourth' gratin openings. I . uprilln 57 - 1101111;LS'. pENNSYLY - AN.1,1 HOTEL: (Reeckfly kepi, by a. Ircizel) t==o=o===ll : - TREET6, U.ttl.l:o, I hay° lamoma tin propriolor Oils WOW hnamn Hotel, and by btrict gittolll6ll to lansiars, hope to rocelytiand d,, roe a liberal slmro of the, publir pat, rrolaC,e. long asperloaml In'tho basinal-B,' holm to bo able to 0100 gonoral ratlWartion to all Alio out patronize roe. All my otd friauds Hod acuiali, lances are cordially lavltad-L oral as many now 'ones as are dUflirOUS of n iloop,ittlble ." - .0 - '011111 . ,!,. 1 ; c:15011:OAP, and. .I,ollllllodatiOUN for 11101.1 ilolSefh . aprlllo y IiMBERLAND.VALLI.nr HOTEL, doRNEte. op.,mAIN & &ES., OMILISLE.• • 'Dm _undersigned desires to Inferm his friends , and the traveling public that he has taboo charge of Ibis well knoWn stand, and la prepared to accomodate vis itors with boarding and lodglim on reasonable terms. Ills table In supplied with the beet the market fords. Ills bar contains the choicest of ;liquors_ departments are commodious end airy: his stable Isla charge of a careful and experienced ostler, and ho hopes to e be, able toglve entire satisfaction to all his guests— JOIIN 11 FLOi"U. niay3,o7ly. - . ITITTOIIISON!S 110TEI., Hoaxer, ochtsen OF STATH . hitniedia tali in fron2 of the Capitoly flUTCA. llB oli.lriTkr. 11.trripbtirg, Pis. . jnu,9 67.1 f. • p . 44 0, - K . - 11. - U TI atch)naker <Teivelepy,:. •• • .• No: 148 21) Si'., Om or Quo,9tßy; • :rixpLArtioEurniA.,'. • An nefloitinent of Wn'tellex, Jostelryt Slit or s tunt , • PlatnkWitro'conotnotly on hand. • . SUITABLE, FOB HOLIDAY 'PRESENTS I • m. 14.011414 of Watches And jonolry :promptly Attonded to. , • OttOo COSY''►®s.:.-. READ. READ. W. O. SAWYER & CO., EAST I\l A I.N B,T RE E T,, Under 11w Gorman House . LoLoingfrPittthe_metenntlto_ugerkey_of_lims_York that alorgOolvoneo of pilot in — Dr?Zro Oli Lotto place from thu iitereßse"tri tho vnluo of cotton Mid the stopping of many -, 411118 duhug the doproselon of troth, .C. - SAWYER bought jug before the Into advance, an Immense atOck of DOMESTIC; COTTON and WOOLEN GOODS, HOUSEFURNISIIING / GOODS, W. C.'.SAWYI,II, & CO aro :preprit Ibr sixty days to give bargains in 10-4 0-0 6-1214.unil rrhitc and unbleached inualloo and She l etings. 4-4 7-8 and 34 G TICKINGS and CHECKS 5000 yards of Dark, Light, - and MornintT prints. ' 1000 r:lrd.. of It anti :reot. ch lionJ loom 111111 1.11811 'rablo Linens, BLEACH-ED and- UNBLEACHED Linen Pablo C1.,11, hi patter., Wool 'fable 'rows.. Napkins, Crash and Towels, Damask for curtains, and lounges: Cm fain Ai uslin's, OOIJNTEUPKNS •_ 11 . 1,A NIC ELS, F ti HAT. *r.; -• CA ETS CXEP ! C.A:k PETS ! IV, C. SAWYER, s CO„ nod. empeto a speolal de partinont in thoir ho go hod,. BEST EN( LI4II BRUSSELS, Lowell :ud] no, t low d three-ply and In Ain Cn rp.4%. make of Inge:tot, Dolph nod Linen Car- Vote, EnßlLdi and Anon-ifto Indio and twilled, Xeoilian S7' .1? P 1) R P .7' 1-3Ein,ll al id /Steol.3r, l'Ahl,s 11011E.)IADE RAG CARPJTS? R IT G 11 A T T S, MEI= OIL CLOTHS; C popuhir Sbfwlek nos 6 tylex, LOOKING GLASSES, &c .A' 1.; 11' CIA 8..P-E-72,-.: Selling for 10E8 than first eqst of Carpets • bought before thelir,t of .lbeyefir. N.ENV . DRESS._ . GOOIjB for tlao early ',piing., .13 .1.) A U K.I .1. IC 8 , - ALL 'COLORS FANCY SILKS, JOIIN ItMILEY ALPACAS, . ' , POPLINS, WHITE ,crAirinni!cs, swiss ' ' MARSEILLES, • ifrullautfj tipttyt6erllTl:l - (100W. A lartio to ot, NCD,T'I Q I N H. o 'FS Elk BE P s E R.S, . . . . and rill persons /Ira renpootrunrfnvieeti to oat?. W. ,n. SAWYER 4r, CO buy for OAtyII. impel' i 4 the LOTTfiFY . T uinrtot,rutOs 28fob•CiEr IN ~ . . , __. 11, tl' r o vg , la i.tl . t; - J 1! A - \. Carlisle; Pa.._Fridary, March ia, 1868 .DRY GOODS . , CARPETS, AC:, BM 8-4 6-4 and 4-I 111 Mk/HAIRS, and DELAT NES; P = ~? = ITOOPLAND"S - 81l TB RS. INFLAND'S GERMAN, BITTERS,- EIM Hnoiland's - Gernian Tonic. Proparpd by Dr. C. M. JAcisoN, PillLAl)ErrxlA,,ra. The Great Remedies for an .Diseases LIVER, STOMACH, OR DIGESTIVE ORGANS Hooiland's German .Bitters . Is composed of the pure Julee, (or, ;s Ilti:y are 111Cdiel. r ,nnlly termed.._ if.'..r, ~ F. ,,,_-, , tracts) of It 00t. 0, It orbs and 13ar103, i.. "., r ...,,, , :m q a preparn lion, ldeltly eoneen I I ,° ""7"ri.. trate;l, nnd entirely frcc froht Alcoholic C '. Imi--' J 7,Ni:that -- ,:g - - ari y I, Ind, ...... . HOOFLINRS GE10,11:11 . TONIO, Is a conibinntion Oral] the ingredients or the' Bitters, with the purest quality. of ,Santa Cruz Rom, Orange, etc., nuking - one of the most pleasant nod agreeable . remedies ever °tiered tothe - Those preferring a Medicine tree from .Alcoholic ad mixture, will urn Heofiand's'German Bitters. In came of nervous depression, Ichen Palo aleollollo etirnnlus la necessary, " HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC) I=l • The nit tera or the Took are both equally good, nod contain the enie medicinal %Mune. . . . • The ptornneh, from a Varloy of 1 . 111, , Vg, mteh 89 Indi c— gefttioh, Dyommtn, , Nervoli, istbillty, etc, Is Very no. to (r.,F../ .. ) , have It; Nook,. — dernov.,(l. The rei.ult. .:!',A O /,:' ,if whioll 10, tllnit he patient miil(ro froirk " -- Ll* e,'Nuoiroor more of .-Conatipatlon. Flntulence,.:lnward Piles, Fulness of Blood to the licad,"Acidity of the StomaCh, Nausea, Heart burn, Disgust for Fermi, Fulness or Weight in the Sternaeh, Sour. Eructations, SIM,: ing or'"lolukteging at the Pit ' of the Storucch, Swimirrom -of the Heed, Harried .or Dillicult Breathing., Fluttering at the Heart, Choking. or Suffocating - Sensations When. in a Lying Posture, Dimness of Vision, - Dots or We before the Sight, Dull Path in the libad, Deli " money - of" Perspiration, - len-nese of till, Shin and yPain 'in the "Side , Back,Chest.:, • Limbs, etc., Sudden Fu es of' Heat. Burning —in-the_rtiesh, Count ant Imaginings of-Evil,. e.e, and Grthit-Dttpreccion-of-Spirits. These rontraics wall effectually cure Liver-Complaint, jaundice,lfyarepant, Chronic or IN eri our Dt•bilit y, Chrofile urrrbum, lliaea.r of the Rirlileprintl DiIICIIRCB mlehio from a t Dl-niilerwl Liver, Stomach, or rnteattnce: • ~~. TLacrx,.a -BeiAuitingr -- from --- nny - Cause' mlintover; - PROSTRATION OF THE SYSTEM, • induced - by. Severe Labor, Hard ' ships, "Exposure, , FeverS, etc. There la no medicine extuut equal to these remedies In ettel, C,IIIIIII. A unt, eutl N - hzor In Iwo:1,1;41 t o the j whole Prstem, thou -- ~\ ppethe is Strength ened, food is enjoyed, i ",' _, ', the stentach digest!, promptly, the Wood I , Is purilled, the com plexion . I, eeoln e s ' sound and heap hy, the yellow tinge Is mud' , toed_ from the c> es, n bloom IS (o.'ll If, lire 01044,, ;Ind lire wont, tool nervous In- Vilid IRIC(Irlyl, a strong amt healthy I,eing. PerSOllS Adrnneed in Life, And feeling the band of time Nvelglllrx heavily upon them, with all Ito attendant Ilk, will find In the use of this BITTERS, or the TONIC, on ollale that will Instil new life In o their VRIHS, restore In a measure the energy and ardor of more I,al d up their shrunken forms, nail give health and happlne•r to their remelting years. WOTICE It Is o well.estahlinhedjaet_thaLtully_oneltof_the_ fetifflo - piTrif o`iu• population nre Fel- . t i don In the enjoyment - i, of goad health; or, to nee their own ,ex r, ' . presPlon,"ni,Ct feel well." They ore Inn ' void, devoid of all energy, extreotoly nervotn., and haveno npi vitt°. To this close .of potent the lIITTICHS, or the TONIO, Is copeclally teconuneode.d.' I WEAK AND -DELICATE. CHILDREN _ Are made strong by the ore of either of there I ./ICOiog. Thny will cure every cane of MAIIASMUS, AVitollt fail. • • . Thquaanda of certilleaten lmrp necumulaten in the ban& Of the pr6prletor, but 'space NMI allow of the publication of but a few, Thome, it will be observed, are men of note and of finch litatallng that they mat bo behoved. TESTIMONIALS, Hon.' Geo. W. Woodward . CAW Justice of the Supreme.. , Carl'of Pa.,onitOß.:,,, . . Philadelphia Morn 16 1E67. E "I find .11Oofland'o /.- Oormon 13itters' It a good tonic, Useful f ., , , ,:. . In (lisoonea of the digestive organs, and .- IC of groat bandit( In easel of nobility, and . fib' want of nervous no , m lion In tho oyete. YOlll . ll linty, - . Or.o. ,Y: WOODWARD." ' . __. Hon. James Judge of the Supetite C'ourt of Pe . Ttsylnplia. : Phitasre!plairt ,' April . 28, 1866. au/ conshicr- 4 1ToofInmYs Orrin. Niters , n valuable fnedieinitn ease of nt.tarks of Irpllvest lon orDyspuphla. I can certify tilts- train toy eiperlenec of It. • . .. Yours, with respect, • =I from Rev. Joseph IL Kennard, Paskr.o,l Oa Tenth Jlopliel C'harch, Philadelphia. ,- Dr. Jor?..son—Dcar Hit': I 'have been II equently re iptestedm, connect my tthnic with recommendations of ,1111.1rnt kinds of modichicA, pllt.reptding the prac ticel as oat of lily op . 5F .—. 53 . proprinte sphere, I hove io all rail. do 11'T ,„. A dined; but with a clear proof -in -vorl -1 •-\'/.,! oils, instance, - i t nd particularly in my ii:!. ,, ,a \ own family, of ,tha useful md; of Dr. liotitlinal's Nieman Dittera, I de pict for once from' My ,111;11111 COll.O, to ea nice toy full eonviollon tipt,_,4o2 - ._me dchi,lity.arr.-o 1h1,t0ni,..704- . taptcfally . Jbr Liver Campo t . lll, it T.P.O. 841,16 and to male preparnt lon. 10 Homo caseadt inny Toil; but usually, I doubt not, it will he cony beneliciol to thosit whe buffer from the. above catuo.s. • . . • . Yours, very respect rui fy, . _ J. 11. KENNARD; 4 - . Eighth, below Contra 81. . . From Rev. E. D. Pendell, Anistanl Editor Chrislioji Chronicle, I,..hiladelphia, derived deekleil benefit from the urn of lloot. houVo German Bitters, and feel It my privilege' to re commend them pe•a most valuable tonic In nil whom.° auflUring from general debility or from Mei:ascii arising from derangement of the liver: lours truly, E. D. ITENDALL CAUTION. , . . . 'ffpgiland's Gorman Baramilen are counterfeited. Sea that the signature of : " C. M. JACKSON Is on the wrapper 1.4„ of each' bott I o. All other° are roan • go terfcit. Principal 0 ilicu "' and Manufactory at the German Ll,cd.lcinn4sro, .I , To. 631. ARC FL Stied, Philadelphia. - -_ ' • - CSIARLES 111. EVANS. • • German Drugalet, Proprietor ' • • '• ' Formerly, C. lif.. JACIron,&Co. ' For ooio by, all Enuggiet a and,Dualcris r Medicine°, • • - . . . . x•raams. troolland's, German Ifitt4s, per bottle - ' $7 00 •half dozen 500 Iloofinnd'e German Tonle, put nti In giniq bottloa, 1 50 per tottlO, Or nindr. dozen for - ' 750 . , • 'lgir Do not forgot to ortutthioNvoll ties oallolo :you . %Vila ondir 19 doglao; 2 _, .„., _ ~..., . i .it l a tq - ':. ~ - ‘-„ -D: .ti ( - 0 .,,,,, , , _ \•._--; ) ;L:.,. __:.) ~ t , A .-, --,,..., ~,:', ~,,v,./y ),., 1 ‘::: „,, ‘,..... oir,s•cELLA'ArEo - u,s. R. JONES' TRUNK. Biding one clay in n stagel:i2iYaelf in the in , • terior of the State, we met a Ha i n in a gip; who stipped the eoaeh. o say to the driver that' .31.r./Tcines had left his trunk_ at Mr. Sinith'a, and he wanted the "stage, ttietop and take it aboard.' • I" said thodriver, , and we drove Pres.ently-we came in sight of a long, shreg glutg stretching along the ro with Air. Jonas' trunk standing on enri iu trust of it, liken sentinel on duty. .`. tint rto,lted a tow-hiuttled urehin,.with ti dog backlog at, his side, and both . of then yelping out pill/Illy its -they ould ; JoneS wants you to stop and take his trunk aboard A we caul° Can east of the.house we,,,ow Itlotitniug. country g,:rl.standing in the 'door way, with her hand_ tiiudeAti.shatting htr loon, and 'she sa;(l iu a low,sweet voice : " it at :3-y.ote-tre..yt.oit-ti atd-ta k Lis. trunk. tboned." Thti be driVer began by this thine to' think there must, be three <or- four Mr. doneu',_ ninnytrunks, to take on hoard. While. he . wae looking aboht as if expecting to kie it whole hie of trunks march out-and take up - their poiition - in - the'renr of the trunk on duty,' another doorlit the other end of the house okned . and Un.oltl IV Ofll ot . l, apparently' just - frOin Ilid - wasliLtub, put tint he.ad t and cried in a &racked twice •- "" Mr. Jout:Cwants- you to stop and take hits trunk aboard,", "he stage-had leng.sinee come to a dead stop, and the driver ;Yds dbs..iondidg irom his seat when, he was stiirtled by a loud liailoa from the barn in the refirmitheillollSe; from which the farmer had just come' forth, pitchfork, in hand, shouting oat: , • ! " Mr. Jones waUts you to stop and take his titinkurboarti-P--- "the driver waited for o'o _lttri her rntl:.— lln snatehiut the- soiifary trunk standing on end by the roadside, clapped itupon the ba.g gage-raids, and, (dim biTg tr his sTiitt, lard•-ttur lanh updn his horses and drove cif nit break neck spout, as though fay honeying flint a whole regiment of duel 2se sda icitli i.icur,trunks at their hrrld. Ma we hear d•no more of Mr..l (I,s :4,--.and tins k",' it i s-liopeil, t cached its destiration in safety. • any . i lA, v,. 1 ,,,n1 1 ,1;1n unclemi t t.,,,. T• , 1110 TJ•e ,, ,,p,. Oar , d,ily munch Cle 'l3ridit t.f the- inci clitklren : PTltc urial':l4:;teni 0116 meets in the streltti-- s -the life of the people is spent lit the cite» air viiitelite, ex it ' are l'Ory stimMl . dues that the vocatjti9 mosl,-getittrally foltowetl, StAill) . 4 of ria,ted than roasted WIlt , 1 . 11101(01 , .) They 111 . 0 'in nail completely , icttoin Itl pio without the Trust, emitilittatly, innAiiitttiL - I rtfu i l I" imnipkin--etals are . 011111:1,1p article turd are vietty eltopp. Oita lion.; Who svl : 'lirntrtilirl—brnutiful--h,awtiftil! t..y tang tllllll ' It fit .1111 , 1 , 1• t , ttLAII%.O afttiule_s_aLe_c.atim p e a pI e, Large limit-1 artriNitt 11,111 t 0. 1 ,1 th , .l 1' , 311-1.111 , 4. iu liltlr fciriable ire in fortitteit-. nn torso 11101 . 1j1Ig unni night, tall over the city. T . V.iteatitit 1/1111111, tiro 11011111kIll i , both JO nitterltreita unnt Ittianntitt."_ =IIM A Ira ITER - In II il'adirltr inagaziat , hag an ittl. , ,, ,, .tintz article orni f suck. lift rfdt,tr,l.= tdutly to lotalthful, at,..1.,ay, dolt i•r•ml„lmii conduces to van, iir dl IWI ti /1 irlotifi r. 4 M a: ny girl-, and lays, too, aro inclinable o f it. [ 1 lace known parctris 1 Intent lin , ttiTdettt of littr.l t.tudy cti litetr childrot, wh im the., children Darer knew- all 11‘,11r ” bard ,111 , 1 y ., a nd-fwe,r ,add corn paq, it if their 111 , de i t0n01...1 on it. 'Whitt .11, y en Rat from initia -1 hilt ty to ',lady:Lot ,t.taly....P.tra..thal iizto..,_ i ranee, Vire, wool:nos, n t , i n t...m, magemet r, I has I..tivutt them Irani! •,.. Incrsouis:difre tierv:•- _1,:::::,441:1 - -fin.e-i.i,----1464 1 - 7 - 5 ,-n-pm-trry-rurti,:,- ~ '- h., w the i.t,ltiotts,lountre 0-Vl , l bt 1 , 1:: ,- , prIFI , IrF .--- a I Pre Dud t011;1' ot er thr.m ; hut they arc at-. t , •1•13 inc.ip.Lble •or u.L.,,,,ntr:rti , ,,,, cneruy. :drag:, li. victory. 'flivir :ninth? till' inane Dud I '...i. d• ilf/di ,`, it r..a . oldelg. , Otb•a•;; !Hire lie pllySteal pa \l'erS id. which (lothr puny shuts :Iv; wall-nigh Oct.l Others !Java fdrOW.r , 0111'‘, Lla I 1;114011118. 111. IL Lit dy. ___,../L_Clll a , , lily. all. . .. , . t ~,Ir- c -liditft t rr'rpri , vtly - , fall-out of the rdttlis.' ; DEATii EVINI.ST1''111:111"IEl41.1N Di e !Mt.—We , learn trout' ;un - 11e,letont ex changes that Rev. attmes,,,,l.ilttn.,itf the Pees hyterien church in that buroughldlied.on the 7ld,nit., after it long atttn ad rnuced age b elieve it he light of deeeUsed that he pt cached for a longer period -to the .3311113 eongtegationtthan any _watt eeett_ottettpying it pulpit in "rilitt United litotes, havitrg been . associated, as pastor,' Sell the Bresbyteriatts olltellefonte for mote, then kitty yeart , , lie . was a matt Witte highest and noblest vulture, and presentedat,eltarae ter, during - stall hie long ettret , r and iinportuot ; stitfieesto the pcolile,.-ue tt,polless as the troths tit..greets and salyatioit he promulgated. -If nay-matt.ever earned a 111011l11 . 11VIlt for-well doing,.it is the Vt,...Q.TT,11.3514,r iJiterred 1 -11.1 -he grand oliTlius..i.whio, surround Belle fonte. , • The mercantile sin:trine of Italy is io diminutive in commtrison to tint oi:, other countries. Tn Spite ..o;_n. .11n9 i,fri•tcli-cr_ksea eonst'und good hpu hors. there verceptible advance in tills pnrticul:ir. and Aul tI ii lire the lyg-. „ba.cto must of her etitrying,..' are new Mang completed, - which will (level countr iii , retiforii, only aci.i.;ssfhle by tedious • journeys" iron] the sea Tilt; Pope hits refth,e(l . to render thus coin of t States of the Church similar to that of surrounding and 111111c11 nion4 tuff nittursil result,. 'Tidy ih tividentiy imt of tgn• , reitt •• . • The Lebanon, Ky., Clarion griii'Dly 1101111C.C3 dint negro child, of the into persua•don, Was born at Llo.Vd A.dams'; - in that county, between four nod tics - weeks :Igo, that has, well dcvelopethhrcasts, and gives milli,. All the taeahs usually resorted to. lorth - e purpose of cheekingthe _flair I.llRk iti teMOIttOOIIIX . II , boon tried in this ease without success, the x mill: continuing to ac cointilitte, - The CO t , It very ettrions one, anti it a*actio• ti good deal of attention from thetlical entut. It this Ltetealsfhiw 'eon= 'Unties, What a 'flue wet nurse - the boy bill make after a whil." Thie to a sort of-rival to the woman turned ma,!‘ story. • ME In 'New Orbutns a mon was 'found" on the in,A„'ent in the beeristapd lying on tho , pnvenrtt., Ile said. list one-legged Mall out ,fruin behind it eviller, cqlled him a coal hem ver and - eat hlm. •".After r4e.iting Etatementi, , everal Unit..h di rd, A ni,9l named MalidvX Wits Iliortlynfcerward,4 nires:- ted beeaust., 7 ll - e - -was wal4hing it knife which he/attempted to'condeai whedshe.snw. the polioeniMi.. Maddox li'lle,but one Jcg, so that eiruninstuncei; are not itrhis Inver. • • - ehool oxamintition tho teacher wuB greetly .surprised iprit . inortillo,'ortblong tt liuln hay whet; the tour henuOlls Vier(' tb IT; reply, "Pepper, toustiod, Bolt find vineger." 'Why, ‘lohrrey, how came . - you sily'te?" expokulated: 01,31(o:bey. "Case. them's what my mother eensons deelitred the filial yotith " TERMS:--8`2,00 in Advariao, or $2,50 within the year • Hints to the' Girls An old"stuger, who ha3bn'en through thi. mill, gives Om folloWinmpurinitni .Mlvicu to Urn : • lie le.e..s . nnA orr the piano, - and learn to paint, and aingi-hat int. year mother .. clo the i IL, • , • . worst, d work, and make nice little neckties lin• the heathen, but don't acquire that mystic art bow—to cook “pOrk`" , nho beang," ' Go to boarding-school and' pursue sonic Fronoh. Spani,h nod Ge!rman,.but nogleel, your good old 01,,uhyr .Engii h. Flatly deny the soft impenehmont" thnt you,gro cngan,,d. Treat your young sprig pretisely ir you wore eshn.ninit of him. ,It is complimeutury', anyhow, to the young. sprig. • Wheli,you laugh, laugh hearty. Your gold fillings may be seen. It is'a card for the dentist. Tell people ,who are posted, - and conse quently know better, that you urn exactly r...neel — euiumerryou--1 orget- Which. They'll beli •ve it, you know.- - Say !mighty things or4our 'rh;iil and. next; door neighbor, and speak disprogi»gly or. Miss Q.'s nose. But entirely overlook your own incongruities. By all means “tote", a nice little clog after you on 011 e street. --- - - Therela a — chttricii _Of you being takeh for some one else, while it speaks volornes—for the - dog. ,' - Walk four abreast, and - i'i - keep the centre of the shlowalk, but meter—for a moment iilose- youreelf to be disconcerted., It shows d,iiiiileration for the• l i uppiuces of others. _ Finally, quit being girls, by marrying bold-headed boffin-, with• lots of •and ruthlessly throst'aside n limn of braina with a becoming competency. The I(iikenny Cate Expla;ined.• , A review of an entertaining, volume on Gs tred "The_ Dook of, Cats," gives the follows leg ilecuunt of the origin of the popular tra dition regarding the.Kiilitenny rats. In the time of NVillitini the Third, the English _tinge stationed . in Kill:ell ny used to di .verf .themselves with eat tights. In the t 4 iiirs,F - of:time the idea was evolved of trying eon pad -flig-- ing thin iticli.ithiN lino, hsitintt'th't 11 4 14, it out. nil-, diceisinm gained Rich "poptil.,rity that It great' veto city OI cots ,n -stital'in thir tiniastires were to 'lint 11,1.011 to tile SiallEditor. SO, when 00100%i,0 vooono'd fooolqoorlao,, that In ~t; . ,11011! , - 11,1 th. - oft 11 - Vern - Oil 11,10 hil bp - 11 aCi., .iii (Meer and squad were sent io nry .si the utente lg.igcd'in ovtm4.sing \ The vittkits hietid the trainp oil the party. Qitiek. thli window , lit the rosin were thronen up, loot the cuts tired from each rfri. t r tads. ' Thee,sun p trout 1110%1441e, were all tlith - were in Le s , en by the intruder;, yrie tit tl h m, as ho , ho iiS must, have, fought. Theylve • iiittin each other int irely. and in.tt 10(1D:1 hut th , ir behiva noth." - Dtriis'r zistive.— A errtain Mobile iloputy doe.iitliolly tiosilphistienttol: - Thnotherd ly j_s__y.'is out. to ,Icing up It it, s , nth ~ , , ,, ,:s- n - -g ei.lll9 4. an-wh itt-is_in Cited fur hisilo vr LI . • Stopping Istirt - oo the. str i i,S , he ,Ircw out hiS list ivoil ,- S - A •Al r.—. I wittit poi to ho st the court-room to marrow siiii`Ve on it t , uri 117A - 11:Two Ctli . ,l; ron to octii•iiits in th it cspo drew him self di,znified one Lttv:tre., sir, that I am ot 'Ash.* 7 • Thci iliiitory, with on ulfrip , L tc.i look, rh- Hind S ll '. I wss not. That excuses ittie,i't h.?" .• replied nur friend, in the same n.an. i , r, l •yoll i',lll draw your OWLS that, sir.'• The dvpnly replik,l • C rilrlt ' s fII rlght., " and I . l'lVllll', '1•111100 . 11 the list. it,l on, ,arooll . l t./ rrlief and Tti Linn HATE To 6:L - FPnit.—A poor ca11...1 it in II 1101.10, IZILIOI` Sprilld hug • iiirrZta - rd plmiter, on the 11,11 . tellt,o 1/61-o will, IL tear g “trt -1-.-4 1 1, 1 , 7x/011.1 . 11.1110e, 1001 i nr.d snid Jctlior, clear! It strikes me that it i, t cktil 01'1005151(1 fur I ittlo mat(' " were ab.mt to be bung, when one or them remarked, sort oWnllly, I\'t,ll, Jirir, we've had our last game." typlie.l torlo More, and that -W III; ng,WO 4, 1-4-aven remarfsed the Other, n there is ,fie emeolatitM, that gam:, will 14•111 out I lie (set' ermoti, I.: 1$ NOT vEttY Pourt:.—A Infly baying ,spos ;cell ,linrply to Dr.J'arr, nvologizod by,sny ing: "Itsthu privilege of Won t, talk nor,onse:' . ".I.‘Z I Ulnln, it is not their:pri-vileg,e, but their iullrinity. Duck.; would walk if they could, liut , Naturouttrers thorn (Ally. to wad dle.?' - AT.TllortiLl Senator and Acting Vice Presi dent H'ade's imecioisor has been elected, his term of office does not --- uxpirl3 - VuTli,l the 4tli of .)larch, 1860. The QL•io Legislator° does !Cot meet next..yeir, and so tens compelled to elect " t'Art f . vstu , r9w Ilft.tlff.on . reading lye health trtlita•t":; ;weekly rop,ortß,, mid Willits •that Tut fir' must he all awful mailw.ant li fiso, si fioo as autnl'dip Us it.aa all the rest 4, "Tn. 1 1:1142, , of vrgetiiblo curiosities, did tyou cs'er," trsh'eci the cePtein, 'SW' a poteto Chet lopitcti so into 6 jilt, an 01.111(1 you Couldn't •tell Ott difference?" Ilaucti,,l .replied t3en, yes es tight asAi+tix A greeitheill eat e I n limn, ve r y , n ti, n _ inu:iing, 'eane•bottum chair: .\t length Ito saV: "I wonder whet feliuw the trouble-tn find nil them nr holes, suaws around .em.!" - .M rs partition ) ears Mai did not marry . M,..svcorat husband, becaav shu loved the male F , .ex; l l ut just bccau6o ho was .tho sizo of hr prat protector, and 'could were out s ', his old clothes. . A'young gent wen tinto al,uokstore, and asked for a "You Ig.. Man's CcniNtnion.." ylVell, sir," said 'the tailiA•Jler, hero is my- (btu . 4. dancer (I) c. 'Said to Socrates: "You cannot stand on long as I cap." nTruo," replied the hilosopher, "hut,- a . goose can.y . • "Figures . enn't eays the afithme.tie inn.. can't stls , ~that of women's figures," responds the slandot one dress:init.: her. Wily is liu4luindliku stnani boat Lifinniv , e lin novnr knows UV!' oon tin - may gvt at litowing tap.• hat is the &rune° bet wean truth Anti egg;'? '.Truth crushed to farth will rise ngain,"'but eggs NV4:ti't.,.. There WOrtillOt •righ,toous people enough in SoCIOIII to MVO it., but thero was_ ft. protiv good -Lot. ' - ---- . .. . . Why is 21 kuile'nt tmtn. lilcej a . riti ?. .Be -5511,0 ilis lend itrevents hiM from going too Tor., - Wit right to deFeribo n mon who is pelted with iotton edge na ltoisidg hle lietutto the Gorman', Gnonan A. IILoCALL.-41eo'rge,A. McCall died, at his •resideuco,in Delaware county, on Tuesdfiy nierning,kged ixty-fire years, •lte belonged to alamily well .I:n4)W:ft find highly respected in:this contipunity.-- Ile graclUnied at • West Poitit in. 1824, a - lid took part in. the Setitinole and CreekAancl Cherokee wars. In - the Mexican war he served with, Scott and Taylor, and:wonli • e: brevet as. Colonel. He resigned from the army in iB5l, and settled down to agricultu-, Reserves when 'the rebellion broke nut, and 7 Collllllllllded theta to the close of the . penin sula campairp. TheU retiring' . on llama; t, 'OriliS health, he devoted himself to agricul ture and„ literaty pursuit's, and . has died I.egrets of all who itoew NO. 11. DEATII-pr I - 161,JOSEPII •R. Itmr.nsom,..-, JOseph - ReedOil died Thursday afternoon at MS residence in piiiltidelphia.' Mr. Ingersoll was horn it that. city June 14, 1780.. Ile giaduated- from Princeton r, Chliege in 1804 and at once commented the Ftitdy of law. Ile was admitted t.) pratdice :une 2, I.Bo7,'and he soon enured upon a successful - career in hia profession. - Early' in life Mr. Ingersoll bectitne prominent as a politician of the old Whig school, earnestly espousing the principles of that party until its death with the close of theadministratiou ot.Mr. Fillmore. Since that tiMo,Alr.Lager s ill has lived inabsolute retirement from active life. Dtilingthe rebellion he was a .firm and earnest friend of the and contributed to the causd-of loyalty aiLable ettlMl."Secession ; A lolly and A- Crime." GENERAL Poi s, who lately went to Detroit, Ainhigan, toassuine command -- of , the De - pertinent of the lAkes, was visited by the Reputil lean State Columirlee of Michigan, the other day, anti in the course of the con versation gave sdane of his views and opinions on reconstruction. The. General declared, that his belief, the bitter •hatred tvhiCh the South had borne toward the Vorth, toward republican institutions, had been in- - fensified dtiring . the past year, the result of . there being no punishment impending over' them. Howell, : Cobb and Aleiander Stephens .to regards as -the two .mon most ho'stile toward the North, and their influence is great, but he thinks there is . notronn man in ten thousand who would rote to have the United States trooPs removed, for the reason that they fear for themselves. A CORRESPONDENT says that the ' , Lotion . of the - Vrrys:and - Alenns - Committee - in - voting to r.,tain the two (War tax.on - whiskey exeiles— inue.h comment, it iS learned that three members. of the irlajoritiwho . so voted are in favor of etko whito the position that as-the HMISP, by a very Cie ',id,' vote, b ad establishertthis duly, it wolvki be more approprjate that the House, rather than the Comtui f ttee, should inake . it reduc tion if that he 'th , ired. Ti is believed by a majority of the members.or the Committee that: House will m.t,lie a reduction to nt least - seventy-five veins per tr0110374t this emiehrsion is not 'wtched by other persons who have ranvrissed the House. GENERAL WILLI.O4IIOPINSOk,JR.—GeneraI .flobinsod was 'the first white child born in .t.lleg,benA his birth hoeing ifis - father - WitTifi'a lirstler north of 'that river. The son was graduated nt Princeton, and read. law tnder Judge Allison. 'lle pro moted the Pit Csburult and Chicago Ittiilroad; :rid was president of the road f4-tnany years. SOntl El or President Lin coln, and ;lid, intich towards recruiting regi , merits daring the re bellion. .:11i3 life wan net'oted developing the wes tern and northwestern portion.; of Pennsyl: mania, amid. patting them in correspondence with the extreme west. He died at home, on Tuesday morning. "Tptt commission to revise and codify the I,tws or the United States, conS6I.I.IIC, of Lion. lialeh Cushing, Judge Johnson, anti Judge James, will soon prel,unt a speetmep of its work, They ifa , e been ang,ac:ad in tho boy, at their roorri . in WaAington, for EON , 1•1111 mouths. They will first submit tae esjsionof , the patent ThYY find that. mote than l lialf the matter in those laws is ruT , plhT,age. tlemen etiii versant with the Labor sof the'qniri . 4 missiat speak in high terms, I= pry cuncerning . , 1 Ton CANADIAN:, are taking alnein et,the reorganization of tria Fenian brotherhood in thin country, and, in view of pos l ii i ioiCon. t in . :sonnies, it force ofrogulars will be station a arDllg_trag - h7i.A2o:t9t - lii - noon an niivi.: gation is resumed. This piece of prudence may bo yoi.ytvell, but as We take it there • need be no alarm fort by our cousins a cross • Oli., border, as the loader; of the Feniani have lost all faith in schemes for the inva sion of Canada, and in 'the. future wi 1 co'n-' fine their operations to the coil. if Ireland: • The Erie Republican says there is no god reason Why all, the necessary legislation of this State sliould not be done, Wad well done, ,irhin sixty days. All that is regnitedione r;Z;"Plish this I(.slrable result is that members 1 ischarge - trhed to ies entrusli,d to them With' .:44,nef: and fidelity. This the people lutre_ hr right to demand of their reprAsentu,tives ; rid 'he - mei - abet tt ho disregards so reaaaini. isle a,requirtvaptit i 6 derelict in the ditty he owes to hi; CCollAlittlCtltS ° “Trroy, tAke pity on a uniserablo orryteh," said-a ~ . (tol,id ho:2;gar'to .gentle, man, "I - hove a olfe 'nod bis. children!' ."M.y poor fellow";" . was tlolro:ponse, "'Accept bnc hearifolt sympothy—s6 haw) I." reprbbalp was once naked; when dying, if ho hod lived HD up - right and .ereditablo lifo. "Well; no, not exnetly,'' "Id, thon , f I've had a bully ti me." "Buy a trunk, Pot," said a..slealdr. "Anil what for Litiould I buy a trunk ?" said Pet. - • ' i ..- -- -. . ITo put you_clothes' n," was the reply, .4 - rnl — g.., tialccui;" — ainlidiurd Pet. Tithe s; • divit e bit iv it." . "A woman is at the, 'bottom of ,all tub eldpf," said Joe. "Yes." said Prantg.,"and when I used to got into :ntishohidf: my mother was Itt the bottom of-met e A MAitit , mn woman. named' Sarah Jane Harris, recently t loped frcni•lown City, loWn, with'a Man who Was Wiwi, .hurnlibitelied, and had a sore leg and no money. • A "B...AnT. chap gi - lt .marrieti„._nt 'Nt:*,h‘try port afew days,ago,rnseedn"ronnti,rfeit hilt On the minister, mitt mole hilfinnbrelhi from the htillias he went out: • We are . ne.9totiote with a ",monster in-. human form" who Bays the - otily time a women does not exaggerato is Oen. abe'ie .r talklog• of her owonge. , • ; • ..Mynbcor, do you know what for we call .'" e . our boy Ham r "Do not., tell you., Der reason wef colt 'trails, dm Wl' his name." . ' • 90Q...11th - oleo Ifetip (Ass dogs around, theirhouses, so that the hungry poor . o.llc. ,stop " to zet A may get it outside the door. - " The army seems -to be unanimous. in re pu'eing ➢lr. Johnson's ttclvnnette. Cnn't Mr.-t Welles be breveted? Art' r infamous old bachelor beihaShed if., he over wltnessi.d 'public r xroiiti n, he "No, - - but, l'Onco sitw A itlAirlago." . "Two Of . a trade can, novor:ngiee," 'dose not appiy to gin and bittor!., • ,
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