Ayer's Sarsaparilla
A compound remedy, in which have In.;
bored to produce the most effectual 'alterative
that can be made. It is a concentrated extract
of Para Sarsaparilla, so combined with other
substances of still greater alterative power as
to afford an effective antidote kir the diseases
Sarsaparilla is reputed to cure. It is believed
that such a remedy is wanted by those who
suffer from Strnmous complaints, and that one
which will accomplish their cure must prove
of immense service to this large class of our
afflicted fellow-citizens. How completely this
compound will do it has been proven by exper
iment on many of the worst cases to be found
of the following complaints:
SCROFULA AND ScROPULOUS COMPLAINTS,
ERUPTIONS AND ERUPTIVE DISEASES, ULCERS,
PIMPLES, BLOTCIIES, TIT MOII3, SALT EU M,
SCALD HEAD, SYPHILIS ANI) SYPHILITIC AF
FECTION'S, MERCURIAL DISEASE, DROPSY,_NEII ,
HALOIA OR Tic DOULOUREU X, DEBILITY, DYS
PEPSIA AND INDIO ESTION, ERYSIPELAS, Rosc
OR Sr. ANTHONY'S FIRE, and indeed the whole
class of complaints arising from ImPuruTv or
THE BLOOD. -
This compound will be found a great pro
moter of health, when taken in the spring, to
expel the foul humors which fester in the
blood at that season of the year. By the time
ly expulsion of them ninny rankling disorders
are nipped in the bud. Multitudes can, by
the aid of this remedy, spare themselves from
the endurance of foul eruptions and ulcerous
sores, through which the system will strive to
rid itself of corruptions, if not assisted to do
this through the natural channels of the hoC.y
by an alterative medicine. Cleanse out the
vitiated blood whenever you find its impurities
bursting through the skin in pimples, eruptions,
or sores ; cleanse it when you find it is ob
structed and sluggish in the veins ; cleanse it
whenever it is foul, and your feelings will tell
you when. Even where no particular disorder
is felt, people enjoy better health, Mid live
longer, for cleansing the blood. keep the
blood healthy, and all is well ; but with this
pabulum of life disordered, there can be no
lasting health. Sooner or later something
must go Nrl,llg, and the great machinery of
life is disordered or overthrown.
Sarsaparilla has, „and deserves much, the
reputation, of necontplishing these ends. But
the ivorld has been egregiously deceived by
preparations of it, partly because the drug
alone has not till the virtue that is claimed
for it, but more because - many preparations,
pretending to he concentrated extracts of it,
contain but little of the virtue of Sarsaparilla,
or any thing else.
During late years the public have been mis
led by large bottles, pretending to give a quart
of Extract of Sarsaparilla for one dollar. Most
of these have been frauds upon the sick, for
they not only contain little, if any, Sarsapa
rilla, but often no curative pope' ties It hat ev
er. Hence ''fitter and painful disappointment
has followed the use of the various extracts of
Sarsaparilla which flood the market, until the
name - itself is jnstly - clvsrit , red; -1k0 , ,-bucom
synonymous with imposition and cheat. Still
-we call this - compound Sarsaparilla, and intend
to supply such a remedy as shall rescue the
name from the load of tililoyfy us blob rests
upon it. And we think us e hate primund fin•
believing it has virtue , whit h are irresistible
by the ordinary run of the dicases it is intend
ed to cure. In order to seetnh their complete
eradication from the system, the remedy should
be judiciously taken according to ditections on
the bottle.
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DR. S. C. AYE Ht 6c CO.
LOWELL, :NIA S.c-L
Price, $l. per Bottle ; Six Bottles for S
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral ,
has won for itself such a renown for the cure of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the
evidence of its virtues ' wherever it has been em
ployed. As it has long been' in constant .use
throughout this section, we need not do more than
assure the people its quality is kept up to the best
it ever has been, and that it may be tolled on to
do for their relief all it has ever been fotuul to do.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
POE TILE cunn oP•
Costireness, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Indigrstion,
I)ysentery, Foul Stomach, Erysipelas, Headache,
Piles, Rheumatism, Eruptions and SA, or Diseases,
Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Teller, Tenors and
Salt Rheum, Worms, Gout, Neuralgia., as a
Dinner Pill, and for Purifying the Diouf/.
They are sugar-coated, so that the most sensi
jive can t.she 111110 pleasantly, and they 010 the
best aperient in the world for all the purposes of a
family physic.
Price 25 cents per Box; Fivo boxes for $l.OO.
Great numbers of Clergymen, i'hysicians. St a t cs
men, and eminent personages, Late lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulin , i , of these
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our Aatuaat•.tx A 1.,1 SA, in w 1 11: they
are given; with alao full de t mriptions of the :Mote
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make mum profit on.
Demand Ayrtt's, and take no others. 'I he sick
want the best aid there is fur them, and they should
have it.
All our Remedies arc for sale by
For sale by S. W. Ha vorstlek and S. P Panebaker,
Emma Elliott, in Carlisle.
f " INDSEY'S IMPROVED
VEG.I3I.OOD SEARCHER .1;i
A STANDARD MEDICINE
For the speedy, radical, and effectual ruro of ALL
DISEAS.ESn rising Cann INIPUItITY
01 T 111; 111,001).
bt the moat miraruloux cures
This molleine hag wrou.
In desperate cases of
Scrofula,
Cutants.as Diseases,
Cancerous formations,
Erysipelas, Bolls,
Sore Eyes,
Soxld Ilead,
Rheumatic Disorders,
Pimples on Ow fare,
Old, Stubborn 11leure,
Teter aliectlotls,
Cnstivoness,
Salt Ilhourn.
GonoraLnebillty.
Loss of Appotito
Foul Stomatl.
all Diseases having theirrol
Dyspepsia,
Jaundiett
ureurial DlSOaßeg j
Liver Complaint,
Low Spirits,
Female Complaints, an
the Wood.
f DayhtCreary, of Napier
giu in an impure state of
We refer to the ease
township, Bedford Co. Pot. who, on the :list day of Aug
ust, 1858 maduaflidavit before Justice Gorley that he
was treated f)r the cure of Cancer by three physicians
of Bedford county, and by Dr. New ton of the Eclectic
College in Cincinnati, for a p•wind of nearly eight
months, notwilitstaniling whirls, his lip, nose, and a
portion otitis left cheek were entirely cotton away! lie
had giVon up all hope, when ho heard of the • Blood
_Searcher," and was induced to try it. Four bottles
cured him, and al though sadly disfigured ; there is no
question but what this invaluable medicine saved his
life. The full particulars of this remarkable ease may
be seen in a circular, which can be luta of any of the
Agents.
We also refer to the case of Nancy Illeakney, of Eider
ton, Armstrong county, l'a., cured of Scrofula after be.
lug unable to got out of her bed for throe years.
To the case of a. Indy in Ansonville, Clearfield county
who was also afflicted svithtlerofula to its worst form.
To the case of George Meisel, residing in Carrolltown,
Cambria county, Pa., who wits PO badly afflicted with
Cancer that it oat his entire nose oil, and his case was
worse if possible, than DleCreary's.
The particulars of these cases—every ono of which
woe cured by the use of the Blood Searcher—may also
bofound in a circular to he had of any of the Agents.
R. M. LEMON, Proprietor.
•
'Laboratory for the manufacture and sale, near the
Fa. Railroad Depot, Hollidaysburg, Pa.
Dr. Ceo. IL Keyser, Wholesale Agent. Pittsburgh, Pa.
ti.S. For sato In Carlisle by S. W. Haverslick, S. El
lint , and Reynolds &P olffer , Dr.J. Herring Mechanics
burg; Gosweiler & Zook, illicrdstowa; Joshua Corp
Hogstown; Jacob Simmons, Cross Roads; Coble,
B.Whle Shiremanstown; A. M. Leidich, Boiling Springs
Diary W. „Kissel, Chureidown ; G. W. Robinson West
'Fasuaught & CO, Oakville; Shoemaker &
Elliott, Newburg; Wm. Bretton, Dian - vino; J. Hood &
Co.,
_Springfield; Russell & Co., Dickinson; IPg'Oand
8; Waiting, Jackaonvillo; Wm. Clark .4 - ea., Leek
Reads; Wm. 11. &Mos., Sporting 11111; D. Ilonlinger
White Hull; J. C. Altitik,Shippensburg; allot Cumber
und.conokY, Pa. •
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FOUTZ'S-•MIXTURE.-
,
The Best LINpIENT for MAn and BEAST
now in
To a safe and r linblo remedy fur the curo of Rueumrt
tium, Painful Nervous Affections, Sprains. Burns,
Swellings, and all diseases requiring the external ap
plication on Man.
On 'Horses it wiflnever Lail to Qllro Poll Ell!. Fistula,
old running Sores, or Sweeny, If preporly'applied. For
Sprains, Bruises, Scratches, Crooked lloofs,-Chafes, Sad
dle or Collar Gall, Cuts, or wounds,ft is an infallible
tenieoy: Tty It, and ho convinced f its efficacy.
r ' RIII;UMATI~M.
Persona afflicted with this diseaso no matter of how
long standing, canto promptly and effectuelly cured
by . •
-Thera is ,nothing the World so sure and so good to
takeaway' Bad Corns, and - oure 'Frost 'Sites 1111 thin pro.
paranoia. Try It and satisfy . yourselves. Price 25 and
60 centa par bottle. Prepared by S. A. NOUT7 West
mlalater,' Md.
For sale by 5.13, Pannebaker,'Carlisio, l'a •
EMOITAL.-=—Tho . Hat . . iLiad..Cap stoic .
..uu ; berotofore lcnotvo oKELLyritB , o
moved-dlroptly opposite the old - etondc two doom Oren
Arnolnt clothing store. The busluves Le conduct.
id 4is heretofore; end oil the goods, both beim) mode nod
ejty mannfitdurd, wo min toil to give wilt - faction . fts
commended. A full potronago is respectfully
- as every effort will' be made to keep the ussoriSior. tot
num and boys Las and cops eumplete,.with paws to
suit the timra.
_ltsGl.4
styleF.,of aillt hats now c eddy.
317trch 16,1601.
~~e~zezt~¢~:
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DR. 11.00FLA.ND'S BALSAMIC
CORDIAL 1
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Croup„ Hoarse•
'MSS, Bronchitis, Paeunamia, Diseases
of the Bowels, arising from C.gd,
Incipient Consumpizon, and
for the relief and (if at ad
possible) cure of Pa
tients in advanc•
ed stages of the latter disease.
The Balsamic Cordial Is entirely a Vegetable produc
tion, combining the heeling properties of the Balsam,
with the invigorating qualities of a Cordial,-producing
a combination so well adapted to the purposes intend
ed, that there Atm but few mull of disease which will
not, at no early period, succumb to its healing and life
giving properties.
For ages, has Om treattnerit of pulmonary d:seases
occupied the greater portion of the attention of the
scientific of the medical world, but none acquired more
Milineirco hi Ills treatment of these diseasesl than -the
celebrated Prusidan hr. iloOnmsn, the originator of the
Balsamic Cordial. Ills life was devoted to the pmdue.
tins of reinediett that would stand unrivalled. flow
well be has succeeded, the American people are able to
'edge: and we positively assert, that no preparatimm
that have over been placed before them. have conferred
the same amount of benefits on suffering humanity, or
have elicited He many commendations from all classes
of society, as the remedies of Dr. Ilootland, prepared by
Dr. C. 51. Jackson ,fe. Co., of Philadelphia.
The Cordial Is designed for a chive of diseases more
general and more fatal than any other to which the
people of this country are subject—thttse springing from
a" SLIMIT COLD." TLiat eminent-authority. Dr. Bell,
says: '•I will not salothat, Colds to our inhabitants
what the PLAMIE a nd VIA Ell are to those of other
countries; but I can aver confidently that they usher
in disease Of greater complicity and mortality than these
latter."
Entirely Vegetable. No, Alcoholic Preparation
DR. 1100FLAND'S
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GERM BITTERS,
I=l
Dr. C. M' JACKSON & Co., Phila. Fa
WILT. I.FVECTUALLY 01,115
LIVER COMPLA I Nl', DYSPEPSIA, Jossdiee, Chronic'
or Nervous Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys. and all
nrising from a disordered Liver or Stomach.
Suet, as Constipation. Inward Piles, Fulness or Mood
to the ileati. Acidity of tho Stomach, Nausea, Heart.
hut n, Disttust for Food. Fulness or Weir.lit itt the Stout.
aria, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at the 11l
of the St0111:101, Swinuuiug or tin, itnad, flurried and
1).ntel:II Breathing, Muttering at the Heart, Choking
or Sulfoeatiiig sensations not ly I lug post ilre.
11 ins oil Dots of webs helm.° the Sight, Fever and
in the I lead, Deliriency of Perspiration, Yel
lowness of the Shin and Eyck, Pain in the Side, Back,
Chest., I,imLs, &e. Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning
in the Flesh • Constant Imagialints of Evil, and great
Urprnssfone of Spirits. and will positively prevent el—
low Billioils Fever,
The Proprietor in railing the attention of the public
to this preparation. trout: so with a feeling of the utmost
etattideime in it, Vannes and adaptation to the diseases
tor I,lodt it is 1 . 0.411111 e 11,101.
It is no new :11111 untried article, hut one that has
stood TI, test of a twelve years' trial before the Amerl•
eon people. and it. I••putation and sale nb unrivalled
by any sialilar pruparatio,n extant Thu testimony in
its LNnr ci • ell by t ho nm,t prominent and well-known
rhysdcians and hull, iduots ill the country is 11111/11311Se,
prsual M the Alumnae ?
,published mina
:diy by the p ro p r iotor, and to 'hi, liad gr7itig° a tiny of
their ..I;ents.ean not but satisfy the most slseptleal that
this remedy - is really deserving; the grbat'eelelirlly It
has obtained.
Rte_S. W. 11A EIISTICK. Agent for CArliMe. nml by
Peale, eVi.Q whet 4.. Apr. 1:1,, '61.-Iy.
D RUG S,
800 K S ,
FANCY . GOODS.
CONFECTIONARIES,
It U I-T S
PERFUMEFtV,
PItES . ERVED FRUITS,
MINCED MEAT, • PICKLES, &C.
S. W. 11AVERSTICK,.
North Ilanorer Street, Carlisle, Penn'a.
l his jar t openitsl an assortineelt of Fresh Drugs. Fan
cv Goods. Grit Bouts, Perim...cry, Fruits, and l'enfec
tionary. which has never been surpassed ill tL is her.
oUgh. for novelty and elegsneo. The articles hai , e been
selected with groat ra e, aud arc ralculated, in quality
and pike, to reasmand the attention of purchasers.
FANCY (I , IIIDS,
which , 11111Pri.. e very variety of finery articles of the most
os,qul , ,ite finish silt II re.
rapier Mahe t ;0011S.
Elega”l alabaStel WI porcelain ink-stands and trays,
Fancy' ivory. peat I and shell card cases,
I.adier' Valley Baskets,
Fancy Work Boxes, with cowling instruinents,
bath.' CaLxc, Wri,ing Desks, and Port-ft-rise.
part )tonnaies, of every variety,
hold pens and pencils, Fancy paper weights, and
Iftre;.. variety of ladies' Fancy stationery.
Mott.. ovals :Ind wafers. Kilts snd bead purses,
elegantly finished. Fine cutlery,
Perfume haActs:lll4 hags,
Brushes of every kind for the toil e t,
X. Ita,d a and It. Wright's :naps and Perlumes
of val bin Is,
.. Fancy Pins fin' 11,1 , 1 dresses and shawls.
Musiral inotrunu•..rs,
tngethere ith nn ITlllolllUrable variety Of arti,lol,2lC.Zllllt
ly tuiished and soitabl44lor
110 I, 11) T, S Is ArT,,
which lie iTlVite, spoelel attention.
Also, no extenhive and elegant eollecclon of
BOOKS,
compri.lng various EnlfUsti find American Weeks,
ri, lily embellished POETICAL M WKS, nibles and
Hymn Ibmlss. ele4antly bound in velvet with metal
clasps :11111 corners
Ilis,issertment 0 School Books and School Stationery is
a lso complete, Ml.l comprises eveuthing used in the
Schools. lie also desires to call the particular atten•
lion of FaMilies to Ids elegant assortment of
LAMPS, kc.,
from the extelo.dve establishments of Cornelius, Archer
and others of Philadelphia, comprising every style of
Parlor, Chamber and study Lamp., for burning either
Lard. Sperm oi Etherial ell; also Dvorrs celebrated
liernSene or Coal Oil Linnin., together with Flower Vases
Fa 'lc y Screens, Ste. Ills avvertwe I.lt in this line is led
equaled in the borough. Also,
SEOARS AND TOBACCO,
embracing all the Overite brands, and a One assort
slant of MEERSCHAUM SMOKERS AND PIPES, the
celebrated Killueochlnk Lynchburg Smoking Tobacco.
F' It U I T S,
such as Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Raisins, Nectarines,
Prunes. ,t7c.. FANCY CONFECTION A RV—NUTS—PR E.
SEItVED FRUITS, MINt ED-MEAT, PICKLES, Arc.,
is every variety and at all prices, all of which are pure
and fresh surf, as van be con fidontly recommended to
his friends. Ills shirk embraces everything in the line
of Fancy floods, with milky other articles useful to
how , elem•pers which the public are especially invited
to call and examine.
Remember the Old Sland, nearly opposite the Bank on
berth Uunover street.
Doe. 20, 1001
SII INER'S BALS A. ;NI C
COUGH SYRUP.
FOR. COUGHS, COLDS, CROUP, WHOOPINO COUGH.,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, SPITTING BLOOD,
PAIN AND WEAKNESS OF TILE BREAST,
DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING, S.O.
TlllB 10 110 11CW remedy. It has been liked for a num
ber of years In Maryland and parts of Pennsylvania
and 11118, wherever known, acquired an unprecedented
reputatioe for curing the various diseases for which it
Is recommended.
So apparent is its usefulness, and so remarkable has
been its cures, that it is fast superseding every other
remedy for those dismises. The afflicted can rely upon
its doing as much for them, and iu many cases more
than any other remedy now before the public.
It is recommended and prescribed in the practice of a
largo number of the most intelligent and able physi.
clans of Maryland. It is used and considered all indis
pensable household remedy by a largo portion of the
first families of the Statr,
It Is used by all classes of society, and the iinfiersal
opinion Is that it Is good. Tuts SYRUP 113 rtnIELY re,nr,
VOILE 01:WNW:in. It is pleasant to take, and never does
Injury. But owing to its purifying qualities, Must do
good tinder any eircUnadances. Its effects are truly
wonderful, soothing, calming and allaying the most
violent poughs ; purifying, strengthening and invigo•
rating the whole system, calming and soothing the
nerves, aiding and facilitating expectoration, mind heal
ing the
DISEASED LUNGS.
Thus striking at (ho root of disease, am! drlvlng It from
the system,
CROUP,
This disease is announced by difficulty of breathing
shrill whistling or wheezing, lurching cough and threat
ened suffocation, &e. It mostly occurs in young .chil
dren. No child need die of croup if this Syrup is pro - 1-
'l , loy User Land .usedin time_ Mothers haying_ croupy_
children should watch the first show of disease, and al
ways keep this remedy at hand.
For coughs after measles this Syrup is most excellent.
Experioncehas proven nett it la equalled by no other
preparation.
The price or the remedy is such as to place it within
the reach of all, tho poor as well as the rich, and every
person should have it.'
Every person should have it In the house. it Is a
true and faithful friend to all who value health and
wish to secure themselves against that meat terrible
disease, consumption. It 'will be found the most useful
as well its the cheapest family medicine In the world.—
It has been used for the last four years with a success
without a parallel.
Savo your children. No
. child need dlo of ctouP if
this Syrup le uxedirk.tinio. .
Prlcola cents per bottle, or three bottles; for VI.
iya,.Por salo by B 1' PANNABAKbiIt, Carllsto. Pa.,and
by all country storekeepers. [Aug. 23,13131.
TUBRIOATING OILS.—Wo wish
I
to inform machlnests,millers and,the public gone.
'rally, that wo have on hand a full stock of Lubricating
Oils for all kinds of. machinery, this oil. surpasses all
others, having been subjected to a thoronghtest by the
side of the best Lard and other 0i15... It is pronounced
a superior Lubricator at loss cost ; and wearing longer.
and entirely tree from gum, and Will stand much Solder
weather and has less tendency to heat. Try•lt and you
will use nothing else for Lubricating.
Carlisle Nov. 2,'W.-'JOHN p. LYNE
North Hanover ... Street Carlisle.
NALLS! NAILS ! ! NAILS !I ! • •
KlariVfaook ofg9od; °loam Neati and Tough
luttLY,at the lowest Prices. Our halls are• worth bOcts
a kogmorp, than any other make of nails sold to our,
fawn. this le the oplalou of mochaulea whp have tried
thorn, 'Welds° hays a full assortment of
DIATERTALS
or the latest aud most approved sty OH. • All goeds war
'doted m;ieli!eanAtotl. .101 IN P. iNNIIic ;30!.Y.
May 2, 'I3U. Nui Ilanuiror Varlialu.
aTTE.73 I I I IOArr
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
After returning his aeltnowledgements for the very
liberal patronage which has been extended to him, the
undersigned would call attention to the fart that ho
has just re-opened his extensive assortment of family
In his new store-room, on the south-east corner of the
public square, where the public are invited to call and
examine a stock of goods which, In elegance, variety
and extent, will defy. competition; comprising in part
loaf, lump, crushed and brown sugars,
(---
Java, Rio and roasted Coffee. Every va- memo
duty and quality of TEA. Spices, (ground P nril "l
and unkround,) Pickels,Sauces, Table Oil. . l,l
New Orleans, SUgachouse and Trinidad _ tam t,
Molasses; New York and PhiladelphlitSyr
ups. Cheese, II acartinl, Vermeeilli, split Peas. hominy,
Mincemeat, corn.litareb, Farina, Chocolate, Extract o.
Coffee, refined sugar nt retraced rates, washing and bak
ing soda. Tobacco of the most favorite brands, and the
inest - qualitrof - Statarsc --- atiso; - a - benvitlful in.:natal:int
er Britannia Ware, plain and g..ld band China Ware,
Mass, Queens. Stone and Earthern Ware, In great va
riety, And an elegant let of Fancy Scope, extracts end
perfumery for the toilet.
FRUITS: Int!holing Peaches In' earls, Raisins, Cran•
berries, dry tipples, citron, almonds, oranges, lemons,
&e.
flop, tirotch 11 Idalcoy, Holland (lin, and Scholdam
SellnApps.
_ _ _
A large strict, of LA M l'S, including ➢pott's celebrated
lamps for burning Km osene or coal oil, also Sperm,
no, lard and Cool Oil, Btu Mug Fluid, Sperm and
Star Candles.
CEDAR-WARE AND BROOMS.
nru.be,. Hopes, Hoppe. Soaps, Door-mate. Wailers,
Looking-glasses, fine letter and note paper. 11 it
Wore, painted hucheto.
Coto,. and woollen Hese, and half Hose, and n full
stack of (Ibises, including the well known Hanover
Buck cloves.
in short. his storic comprises everythintr that k called
for in his line of intsinos,+, and 110 efforts will ha qmo d
to rendur entire satisfaction to his customers.
Carlisle, Oct. 27, IS2B—ly.
J 7 3larketing of all kinds taken in exchange fo
goods.
FAMILY GROCERY AND TEA
sToRE
Jul reroired tind In stun, n f,sll and Well Sd
lel toll assortment of IZio, Java and Morn
eaihn l tdl.o, Itoarted Coffee. Crushed
Pulvetized 'z'lugars, Refined and
other brown Sllgars, .Superior
Syrup MI,InFSeF. Orleans
(Lakin.)
(piers of every lankly—
pure only Starch, Fa imt:tnd
Choeolate. Nlarearoui. l'hrrr , r till
Crackers, Tapioca and
surfed Pickles, Mustard and Curlander Seed
TEAS.- -A fine assortment in l'aekafreg.
Aand in bulk—as well as all oiler et tide,
airy tinging to the hu.dnrsa--all at the lowest
7kt,„„uttle ‘
late reduced prices.
J. W. rltY.
• - -
SCLUNG OFF T TWENTY-FIVE
T. IIE t IW ell T:t
At the sign of the "Gold Eagie,''!filoors aLove . Mi
Cumberland - Valley Banit. - and twn dont, bi , ifitr The .
Methodist Clinrrh. en Weil. Main sheet, the largest
and best solo-ted stork of
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
in the town. mill he sold 80 per rent in than at any
place in the State. The shock rompt kes a large assolt
inent ot Gold and Silver liunting-vane m atrhe4, Levers,
f.epita! , s, American watches, and all other kinds gun!
GOLD AND SILVER CHAINS,
l'ens 0,1,1 Pencils, Jewelry of nll kinds, Spectacles
(bold Vlnted and Silver NVare,
MUSIC BOXES, ACCORDEONS ,
Coil Paintings. a great variety c,rfairy at tivlrs.aiirl Irt
Of the finest Pianos, which N, 1111 e err 11near
than ever offered In town. The entire • Lodi ;aril
maker tools, rases, 11114,1 Mirrors, and Safe will be hr•ld
wholesale or retail ell the easiest terms.
. .
• ihrrlem.srlecteel lint workulan..all_lantls.of re-
Puking Will lie dour as lasu.ll, at redo. pit prices.
Three Pianos at $lOO helms the fart,' price nn sn•
count of the l'hilailelphia Company closing out. lin iii
sell at the Jewelry Storr,
warranted, at two-tthird I heir real value on r.t.y Lenin
if 1,11,1 nu emu.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS "
OGILLIY'S Cl-11 , 1A.1 3 ST()Itlz:
A larite assortment of Fall and Winter hauls of al
description of thr latestlris and insrufact nre„
now opening at. the Cheap Cash TM, e I'. 1 , 1711.1tY c
ner nl %lain and Vitt ,stteet. The stuck has I.een
looted nith great cart', buttght ter cools, and ir ill be
sold cheap for the mney.
A large l o t of !Wick :111.1 MITIC, silk, 1',11 , 11
Pareinetto.,.
toted iteine., Ficore.l llama's ut 111 1,111,1 0 :111(1 prices.
Cray Good, dt,criptl.at , , llai.accas aO.
FA I. I, XI) W1.,VT.1712 53774 117.,5'. . .
ri 110,1t.rt•ti
awl Fani• hau., \‘.
and Its tql wlw.l. ham Ism,ht heap
Ihnnkr t, ”1,11 :111 , 1
r.t tho newe , t sty I-. will Is, rs ld heap l'athlon
nalinvi, Rl...ached t 1 ,11,11: :it LI, ,
Cloth, Cassiteres, and vestiug.=. Sattlnet. and leant.
A laree lot of lioopel Shirt, ot all sines and ,lyleq, of
th e hest lna/ity ;and will be sold cheaper Lb an eon lie
purrhas.A elsewhere in the Comae.
and E‘andoe the stork before purcita.int:. Eer
elect the stand EAST MAIN :ill( EET NEARLY I
s rrE TILE DEPOT.
GLORIOUS VICTORY
rrE y
late brilliant vietoricA achieved b
Our ' , lateral Armies have gla.l.l,awqavrry A ill, kan
heart, kiving a,,surance of a speedy rr.torntiouol pea
to Vas great country. In i iew of this 1 halo rt.:01,4 a
La offer my tremendous stork of
DRY GOODS,
at prices that will satisfy every person are cheaper than
ran he bought from ens ether home with limited
means just commencing business. 1 have 10,000) M.. of
BLEACHED MUSLINS,
- and Cho Ilan til yof unhleashed on hand. T can
sell gond white Muhlin at h cents. and extra quality at
10 and Alpo, 10,000 yards of
CALICOES,
of Merrimack's, Sprague's and Coebeen, nt 1 t 1 a ets the
old prices. A large assort 111 t of rscollcut SeCt..ll
Mourning at old prices. y desirable
BLACK SILKS,
S. W. lIAVERSTICK
at 52',.75, Sits, $l. The S 7 is the same that cold at
VI, ana our dollar quality Is the saute that has been
and Is still belling at $1,:25 per yard.
GINGHAMS,
in great prrfu•ion old prices. Also, Canton
Flannels and Kentucky Jeans, at the old prices. And
in CARPETS and OIL Chol 11S. I guarantee that no
stock outside of Philadelphia cars begin to compete,
either in quantity or price. In addition to the above,
I have a city large stuck of Ribbons, Lien's, Sutbroid•
cries, Dalai nes, Cashmeres, MerinOes, Coburg,, Flannels,
and other
•
DRESS GOODS,
of the latest styles and du icest patterns. My success
heretofore has enabled me to oder advantages to my old
customers :nal the public generally, which are not pros
messed by others, particularly those who are rompelled
In commend ng now to lay in a stock at the present
high prices iu the principal cities.
A discriminating public will satisfy then selves,of the
truth of the foregoing before purchasing elsewhere
My ttemendous stock of thesis. laid in principally be.
fore the rise, is admitted to be the largest between
add phla and Pittsburg. I invite all persons in want
of Bargains in pry Hoods, to call :tud examine at the
old and well known stand of
Feb. 2S, 186'2. A. W. it}:NT%_
TT will be seen by the following adver
tiHomont, that Henry A. Sturgeon, Esq., has retired
from the firm of Kor, Dunlap lc Co., nod that Samuel
Ilephnrn, Ssq., of Carlisle, Climb. co.,' Pa., has ham , tts
sociaterlitviCh tho remaining partners to the firm of
Kor, Dunlap At Co. and that William W. liettburu has
been elected Cashier in the place of Ale. Sturgeon.
The Propriators are
\Vtttanu KER, IsAAO BRENNEMAN,
RionAnn WOODS, Jourr S. STERRETT,
JOIIN AUNLAE,
SAME. lIEEDURN.
This Bank, will continue to do a
. general Banking
and Exchange basilic:ix, at their Banking llouee la.
Carlisle, under the name and style of KEE,
.sr. Co.
Money will be received on.deposlt and paid hack on
demand without notice. Certificates of deposit beating
interest at the rate of 5 per cent. will bo issued for as
short a period as four mouths. Interest on all certifi..
cotes will cease at maturity, but if tech certificates
are renewed at any time thereafter for another
given period, they shall bear the same rate of Di
torest up to the Lime of renewal. Twenty-days notice
must be given of an-Intention to withdraw Interest de
posits.
The proprietors would call thoattentlon of Farmers,
Mechanics and all others who desire it safe depository
for their money, to the fact that they ate not - only lien
ble to the amount of their stock in the Bank, but are •
INDIVXDUALLY iiltbie to the eident of their whole estates
Or all the Deposits, and other obligations of 'Aer,
Dunlap & Co.
Partieuler attention given to the collection of Vendee
Notes, Foreign Bilis, Drafts, Checks, in ony'part of
the United States and Canada&
Remittances made to any part of the United States,
England, and Ireland.
They will at all times Ito pleased to give Any informa
tion desired in regard to money masters - in general.
Tho faithful and .couildential execution of all business
entrusted to them may Ito rolled upon:
The Bank will lat boon for business from 9 o'clock In ,
the utoraing until 3 e'elock in the afternomi. Diaconal,
day overy. .Tuestlay.
Collections front Philadelphia, New York and Boston
'made on favorable ternniV. - The proprlotore rpferto • •
.lay, Cooke k Co., E. W. Clark A to., Philo.; 'Winslow,
Lanier - I dt Co., Now York ;.Clark, (Money A Co.; Boston.
' • W. W. HEPBURN, Cashici.
- Carlisle, March 7,18921
TOOTS AND S -lOES.—Just received
orimilt , B Ch 7 p einqk Store, nn ontiro now"
ido4tn.d - Children's 51..roven
ahuln;aud Gaitern, of beat quality and lowegyrieen
New 01 , oats).
atE s
LIQUORS: 'Wholesale and retail,
embracing common and old Ilya Whis
key, Brandies, dark and pale, Lisbon
Sherry tort. Maderia, flinger, Catawba
and Muscat Wines in casks and tot-
FISH AND SALT
" ..7/0.67/ o.lr flidMIL"
=MEIMSt=I2
THl?gb' ROSEIrOop prAs-eis%
NOW REcEivED ANT) OPENING AT
TMEMM=J
MEN AND BOIS' WEAU,
CII 1111,ES 0(111,111% Truo,
Cumberland Valley Bank.
NO IIOE.
l ccllcnco:u .
Carlisle: lroundr*
vjsq ,
.„--
•
00.
AND
FARM IMPLEMENT DEPOT!
F. Gardner k Ca. now manuilictnre and keep con
stantly for sale. nt their extensive Steam Works en East
Main street, Carlisle, a largo assortment of
AORICULTERAL IMPLEMENTS,
of well known, approved usefulnaNs to farmerx. among
eYWOnlstvalletpecl a tat t ont t 2 )Y UAL UUf7IA.
BT'S CELEIIII.ATED PATENT
G UM-SPRING. GRAIN DRILL,
whleh Mistaken over fifty First Class Premiums at Stele
and COIIIIty Fah fit TO the Farmers of Cumberland,
Nett iiud Perry counties we need not speak in detail
pr the merits of this drill. As scores of them are now in
use on the best lkrto hi these roll ties. Its reputa
tionis established as the most coinplute 0 rain Drill
now manufactured in the thortea 9tatre, 1 t sows Wheat,
Dye, Oats, Barley and evenly and regular,
without bunching the seed.. The tnuu Sprit' gs pass tlio
drill over st untps and shin ea. Nil tlrttne break ing pins or
the drill. For (Non ami ry alit, sowing, the Willough
by (I um Spring Drill Is unet willed by any 'Altar. Wit
alma m:nntlarture told 4.11 the lollassing articles, which
we eau recomniend In Farmers as reliable implements,
of established character:
ItIORIIISON':: PATENT roIIN PL.VNTEII,
LASH'S PATI'INT FTIIA FoIrDER CUTTER,
lilt I DEM/M.I'IPS PATENT CORN ELLER,
11.‘RNIS PAI'ENT
JOH N IRON 110 TROVII 11.
Also. Three :Ind Four IDn=r Pom err: atilt Threshing
'Machines, Cast Iran Field Boilers. Plough Castings of
vat inns patt, us, Corn Crnshtn s, and of In, articles for
l e atours too numerous to tnenthnt• Alto. Egci Coal
Stn and Ten Plato Wood rtovos, gilt on initurnee
variety or otte•r en,l lugs for hour, hoppers and others.
h.tve also an al trictive vat illy i t patterns fur
IRON RAILINGS,
MIZE
Y ESCLOURI.S: to m hich we would
call nttentlon.
Slenm and Pi 111 Genring
To I hi, department rq'ovr 1.10 , 110, 4 Wl` plVii
lac ntt,•u Liao. i.1.1V ali ooloi of patterns
for Paper, Plow and r. 3101 ih•,, ipg. is fooiliStitilily
Mill is,.ao awl \ll4 hi: will be fur
nkhed with a printed r:rtale,oe of of r ran itollS
Patterns, ou application. Om comp, iset
all the variou, toolslor and foil:411,1g
Fhnliinc and Castings, it gt0,,1 nod ran 11,1 I.o . l,lolfits.
STATIONAItI: ENUANES
-
of .tny desirable envarily. fans ton tot went y fiyelinrfe
1.1.1%„01., built in titl• lo•SI stl II• and on ale. nonodating
Irvin ~. 1; ttßinrc 1,1111 et our 1111 nt may Le
q,ri:~ti ni el ninny of the larve,t
;‘nd 'fanner,- 111 . r:11lb:1e, and Cumin., land
Perry mid D:1 11011 II Coll talcs, to the owners of 0 Lich
we c•nnlidently ruder tof intnt :nation as to their ellivien
ny. Parsons wantin. , Steam Engines :nr earn, stly
re
queFtedtocollandl.:l,lll)lle before: r nitrite ting else ,
w Inge
DOOR AND SASH FACTORY.
with i , : 1,1111 F:1 , 11,11,1
: , lanntartor) e hid. u,,,p't LL I,2ei tor
the lll:mut:win, ot o'Vel I , rt of
for tut° most et.stlt, us Will as the rt•i;tiest 11,11 , 4. Will
relit?. 117r17tycl - v ttertr , rtliT:g . ltt
- 541'1.0 - rrt glas:lit 'rt %ftitse - 11. et QI 111.11 :. 41,
Shtittets 1 . .1111,1, tilt. I eut
Panel Duors from:E. - 2. 12 I , l.w:wt. lettltllltus: Casting.
Art:hitt:nes, W ash Itettuls. Ilr•kc ketv. I , tap.l y,
5.10,115, end otliet in how, imitates:.
nislted at the It., pt tilt, Lest quality
ii ! 1, 111 0 i u t es tql, as lnv, tire
.to 1,1,11,1 :1,1 11.11,1 h nt It IaIN l .1115 11 r tlNl,p , rtotsf.n
the rail, v llh iteempt [less atilt ott re❑=nnehle 1 , ruts.
The patronaffo I I,Liblle
tttlet,),) until rl,lllpr I,•1111, ti to,
Pfau P.Il l IlltN El: &'n.
XT ENV CO'A LAN I,l'M 13 Ell VED.
have Lliih tiny vntyn.il in A to part
uutship c.. trade in
ij ()AL, AND LUMBER,
W, 11,t• IV I'llll.llllllllla 11.11111:41 to Order
1.111-. 11),i quality of soit:oLod
1.12M1 . , lit,
. • _ 1;1)..V.U.t1.8.
111.1'd P. STII. F,
Palirrz. l'ln..tnrinz f -old tt. linc IA t It. loor
iuc and 11, dtlivrboatniito. Pod.. 111,1 hails. And us rr) nl.
tiri, that belo,, b, n id • \;1 . 4..1; VA I.
All kind. of Sltlo IT • \\ hit, piny, Ilrudork.
rind tat,, td dtdot,o,d tt a llur ~t ot ,
,111, .411111 , 1, I , ' 4111'i J 11), 1,',4;:11, nod
rim: at. Ilia .11.1,0,1 I'll Ow
Int no.. norho.ircl. 1.111 1.11 hopt.llollor vosur
th.tt 0.01 ..ttl • (1,17.1.11 , 1 , 11 4,1 :111
e 11,11..,, , Ui1a;) 4,1111,11 1 1 All kind, 04,1
11t1.1 , 1 • 1,11.1, r..• )il ,141444 (1 , 111,) part LA
the dor-, dlt.
EN , 1' .F.r.d.en, Egg, Slttvn and Nut
L121t.}..;
dr, do.
LW - 15ST NitIUNTAIN,
LOISItEI , V.
whit+ o plodanl,ll',.lll,, to sell at thin lowest. prlees
Best quallty ut
1//4,rdit'smitA'.l Gnat,
my hand h:lt jII -,11 i , • A. o.t. figure
." ul ULAN 111 , II.!( 1 1.611•••• t.
- A 4. t. 4 110
I uls 20, 7 •'.Ol.
3. IL NoNEmAii.Ew
FORWARDING AND ('0 \1 \1 IS
F Loun AND FEED.
COAL, PLA,TEIt AND SA LT.
The suleterilete hat hie taken the Ware Thome ears
tittl fixtures el MIIIIny . I ,
mint. sn \Vest High street, enitttsite Ilieltiertat College.
tretthl infeete the public (lett he has enteted into a
,1.5101.11 1.1.111:11.15,, :111,1 1'. , 11,1111 , ,10111, , 111,,
Btu highest ll.lket {trice 1,111 Lv paid for k four, Grain
:fll4l produce et .1 it kink , .
They are also le, paned le freight, ge.dnee and stock
to Philadelphia :eel (Atone,. at the lots esl raLvs,, DAL
n.tret v and despatch.
I'l.l:frit:lt AND RA LT kept oldislant ly en h a nd, a nd
E1,1,1'11 .INII P rr.h ti ehrh :tale or it tail.
Coal ot all 1.11,15.-olultraeing,
I.IK EN'S I ALLEY.
I.lj
SUNtilltltY WIIITE
Limebtirlier's anti Blacksmith's
CON;•IAN'I IT Ir U. 4 .;
KEPT UNDER COV
and dellveryd dry to any pal t of the town.
J. It. NOM:MAKER
Carll-k 17. IFA
LUMBER AND COAL.
OMER DELANCEY,
LUMBER .A N D COAL, YARD!
On the Rail Road, near the Gas Works.
Thu subscriber keeps countantly en hand, a fullag
sortment of
Lumber C Coal,
which ho ran fur
to "nit.. promptly
and on the meet rea
sonable terms.
LUMBER, SCA NT I:1 N G,
, BOARDS. FRAME STUFF,
Palings, Plastering and Shingling-Lathe, Worked Floor
ing. Weatherboarding, Posts, It aII s, hRe Pine, I I emloek
and 'Oak Shinglek, of every quality. Ile also furnish
bills to order of any length and raze, at the shortest
notice and on the most reasons Me tenor. Ills worked
hoards are kept under cover, so that they can ho fur
nished dry at all timer,
Ile has constantly on hand all kinds of Funnily
Coal Ullder (.I,llr, which will he delivered clean to any
pert of the borough. To wit
LYKEN'B VALLEY,
LUKE FIDDLER,
TREVKRTON,
LOCUST MOUNTAIN,
And other varintleF, and all the various sloes In uso,
whirl' ho Were to the public at the lowest prices.
LIMEISURNER'S AND IibAOICSMITLUSCOALaIways
on hand, at the low'est cash price.
Timid:fill for the patronage of a generous public, be
stows upon the late firm of Block& Delaney, he would
it con ti LIII:U100 of the same as he will strive to
please. All orders left et tho residence of Jacob Shrolll
forQoal and Lumber, will be promptly ottonded to as
heretofore. OLIV.Int DELANCY.
July '113,1
Practical - PL UMBER Tfird — aitg MITER,
in the ?arsenical of the df E. Church,
Main, Street, Carlisle..
Lead-and Troiel'ipes,
Hydrants,
Ilot
Water Cli.ecte,
Volvo end Lift Pumps,
Wro't Iron Wel'efulmo,
And every description of - cocks and fittings for gm,
steam, water, &c. Superior cooking ranges, neaten and
gee fixtures put, up In cliurchtm. stores and dwellings,
at Nhor t notice, Lt the etylo, All united
ale and work in' our line allow ratee and warranted.
Lr.e - - Conn try work and. Jobbing promptly attended to.
Mar. 23. 1650-1 v
THE( GREAT . CAUSE
ra lo 'sr
•
Just Pupil - shed iu a Sealed Envelope,.
• pa,. 0 cants: - it Jointure - by Dr. CUL.
E 144 VllltWlll4 on the cauini and mum of
• e SpOrunitbrrham, Consumption, Mootal
and Pbyokal Duidl,ty, •Norrourness,
- Epilepsy-; ImpairmiNutritlon of the Body; Las-Rude;
Windiness pf the Limbs and the Back;
and Iticarnity for Study and Labor; Dullutool of Ap.
In,th e nsion; Loos of Memory; -trove-lon Dr flooloty ;
_LOW) of holit min; ; SolfDioteust ; Dizzinemi;
Alinetlono of- tho the
m u m ; Inv6ltintary I , :mlasionn, and Sexual I nrajaielcy ;
the Cansiaipmaaua of Youthful Indiscretion. Ac.
, This admirable beettn•o clearly proven that the above
enumerated, often • sulfnili feted, or 1114 war ha ramovial
'Without landinl no and wit hoot thingeinii,3 „„ 0 „
rattans, and *Mould Lo read by eye, y youth andurery
wan In the .land.. . ,
"Sant untlar.saal, to any loldrev,i, In a plalia'aOaled on
Takl), on tile reveipt or. 141 X 11r tali postage
4111111 , 5, lay /MAI i .T. O. K isTK. .
Jan. 31. - .I.Z Loa, cry, Vu.A.. Vuat Lance, box 4556.
4'
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ti .
' C k ti7 L ,. ikt ~.!..,_,•,,,,...,,, ,41 4, 0,
r: Al
~._ ,_ -__,-...,.._ L.
OE
William P. iLyucli,
Iron Sinks,
both Tubs,
Bath Boilers,
Wash Basins,
Ilydraulio Items, Se
illatc(jes nit petudni.
CLOCKS WATCUES ..JEWELRY
ANT:I9IOER WARE. at Maltilfacturers 'prices.
- .
IV. lb A. Naugle, AO., Zug's building East Main St.,
opposite Sextons Hardware Store, Dealer in
FRENCH & AMERICAN CLOCKS,
6,Nirt
f, 'lV4(4_
_--` 4 17
4 t.. - L;i ,1 1
»~:.~ 9 i ti' '' , x - '1
f,-_ - • - c, 4 k.A titi . 1 , - - 1
i d, 0.-1,11 ,
m i t
~, , p, : i ' l:
i--,, .QU - -„ , ,, L ,Tx: -,
~,,.--I.__-_-_-,---
Foreign and American Watches, Jewely,Sliverand Pla
ted warn. Fancy Omni s Ac. would most respectfully lu
f , rm his old patrons and the public generally that tin
hasjust returned from the East with an entire new
stork of FINE WATCILES,JEWIie Y, SILVER PLA
TE I) WA It E, CLOCKS Ac.
I aying secured agencies from sonic of the largest and
host Frm^t , mins for the cumin- -of -these- -gooda,-1 am -prepa
red to offer to the public any article in the lino from
. - to Ice per cent less than they have ever born offered
In this plare or Lido,. the regular wholesale price, of
follows, Clocks trim 75 runts to $lO, Watches from $2.50
to $l5O. Jewelry In setts from 50 cents to $2O. Ten Setts
from Sum to $30,-0 pieces best qMO lty and latest styles
CLOCKS WATCHES. JEWELRY.
•
day alarms, (Mid Runt. Court Eng. Coral,
8 " Birthing, " American, Pearl,
8 " Striking Al. " " Swiss, ainerr,
8- " Regulators, ". French. Cold Stone.
8 " Rallcrw, Silver II tilt. Case Eng. Lava.
8 " Church, " '• A muerlcan, Carhunele,
SAVII , I, 011111.
" ' 1 , 1(91,11 Mosaic,
01,,11 1 , a,, A 11101k:111, ;11.t,
“ " ',pines. thirl:ett.
A " mantles
fi " Per lor,
" )I:trine o
:30 litlur,
" " qtl3, Hors, 'PnriU is,
" 11 I irit: 4 ,
" Prrnrlt, rnrll rd,
30 Striking,
:la Alarm Stril
.‘ l'a.to,
" 1;p1.111.111, St,"no,
, 1
T I.; .1 81.:
BEM
I,nlll. g, C 01... Bigler Dishs,
:: , :.IL . 4 1:ttl, I i , h Kniv,,, pi, K r ,,,,,,
CI unil , Knives, I .o ri.elni dn. Cu),,, Knives,
1',.,-I,s, Spoons, Cast ut s.
Carli 10. July' '',", 1 , 110 -Iv.
Jl , :ll'll',l,ltY, A NI)
Ft hvElt-IV Alt EAT Ct)NLYN'S ,Id established
Stanil,lVt.st Maitl arl y opposite the Culuberhind
Valb.y
I )11“ 4. j 1 1 ,4 1 . 1,1.1V,1 a new to,snrtntent. of ,r,trbp,
oweiry. ..ity t r tvto.. Ae.. i n t „tatti,.„ to
ornoo—ddel: In e hich I kit tte the atlantlon of the
Tulin... 'llll,n-sort Writ 1.11111,1 , 1, gOlll anti silver
lever sratche , . It untlng and open ea,. do • gold An
chors t..r . 1 11.1 I l'entletnon :tint Silver Lettine.
and Quarticr v. etches .1 every variety in style and
Price.
.‘p,„ One roll NiPtiall inns. Breast-pins for I.:ldles sod
nelit1"1110a nit over?: tt nattor,arni..prige. Gold
fob, vest mllll.llll 'loch cintinK. G,1.1 hracelet.F. finger
riu~ roll-pin., sludgy, cle , •re-bulLo nom, CrOS,S,
Nt... I cr thintl.lt, All . , and plated
but ter hnive-, tot 1,.. tea. salt and tan•tard spoon,
of ever. variety. A la,- a,. , 1.1 intent id gold. and e...10100t t.perlarlcs, to silt all
g 1., to which tnvilo cperLrl atten•
Won.
fin. lot of t:i'l,lt PENS froth t.lla newt. malterft;
=pcet..t.•lr vas,. fattry m1.11 , 1'011 runt elates,
trol.l 11 .11 tins,
)1,, uI 1,.. :1,111)1.LS) .111 i4•11:S
nllr It.t.t .1.tt.•1i%
I .v ill t. 1-It. All At
'
ittra..l t., I.t. e 11,1 t 11, .• ( .11T.I.,..1111•11 .
a t
1•11:1,,n1.1 - tit t.ttt 1.1 itild 115.11:1 I tr. .4 4t t
WATt 1 and null Nvorlc war.
• -••••-•--•--
Der. 23.1'
9, ii. I, A (_) IX ' S
PRIVATE IYIEDICAL TREATISE
ysiobvi , II 17, 1, of ,11arrinwp
30 1 . .1.1111S 130 1.Ni1 8 .1 I NIIS.--Prior only
TS , ,1 FIN 1.1 I t i.e.',t 11,1` pci , lll'l.l• to all inlets t
ti n .. I t lil t tin' 11:11.1ti11 1.. , at 3 tint h 111101 111:11111iL31
111 , et 1 .111 r, t , l 1..111 1,1 all nL2,1,..,,
1,11 , 11, 11. ut rat
lint.tti. it of Hu. I , ituit in”.l
••Ititssi.....t, 1,11;11 is. 1., .1 it e trout ay. hot and
11..iirdiliz F. 1... 1 'Nliss. .11egt, ist /111.1 a V 01114.,
1,:1 Iv, • Itin ati to the
mu t t, rj.al nit th..se rout eitiplat Whr,
m.l 111 , 11 pliy•. and
the h'•:11t11. li s appinesq.
attlit it ile t t..:'l'. - NVl6il.ll 1n
\ 111.1\ it Ito :11'.. 11.011'01 , P11 , 1111 wonlow.4,
1.2• as lad ht' in the t,
uitti. l l 111 1 .1”1111, IL 1,11141111 , ,
i. 1.1.11 eats. \\ V:11, rtl.. WI.:111 . 1eS0 01 the
ao .tl .trout to-. r.al Ittsi.ut of 1.1 . 000, 10-L1 ti t tt , t . tt ,,..
lilt nit. I it, 11..1, Itt. rurial by the nut hot i t .
Mimi 1-1111, \ 1,4.‘ Utt,\
LL I \ .t'•,. , 111l1011 ~ 1 ~ 111 lilll, it, I IS
111 Ni I ll'. I:1'1101'1:1N iitie
es ..t the1.1.,.,1...11.0 31111 114,11,110, 1 , 1 11p. 1,10,t
n.l lhr
'l'lll.SO N/11 , 1 1•13,.. 11,11,1111, undo, .111'
cane Lull to. , ha,r the lull 1. , 11. tit ..1 the 111:111y \'l'.ll'
AN() EtTICAIItI( Ilial. HlESrchin'h a, enahlial
L.. ..inr pritaiLite. and 111/1y
assur...l or the ,11 , Le /eal. assiduity. SlilL'111.11;1' and :IL
tenth"' lief. , paid t.. their.vas.", who h !tail so surer.,
folk lus lier.•ll.tio....is I'ht.l.irm lii utu
1'1:1'1' 1.1.11( .1. pal till, 1.1...1 pr. le.siottal ti t. „ tine, tee t he
-11,.•
vial 1 1.1.11.. q NV . 110 LL Isl. fur Medi
heh I. 1. Letited i in thou
L i tt .. 1 1 i
i.. 1 tl5 ,1 / 1 1,
i1,1i. , ‘11 an, I. 1 11,0 1101111 hut Dr.
Thu priteltu.Lisitt
iita t .et try. Lin shoriltl not (mitt, thiutt
if th, 1, ,‘. • t :1 11. 111 n 011:1111 si111:1•
i . • l . 111 , 11 j:1 1..• 11.111111 4'll 1111.
t.. If 11, 1,14 h th..tt a sate
and 11...i1thi 1.•11% . 0 are they.
1 . , I .• 1.•• T lk I t., b umileti to any part 01
lbw 1
Til DI --N1 elmfillont.):11 roteilloal
svith I 111..0
plnitti. I. hdli li t It. It' q , •fil'.lll. , r,71111/.1 , i,1
t.11,11111.11i11....111. US.
•• t i For 11131•114. ,
ho-.• li , ill 11 s , lll 11.4 atillsit. (.1 %%lin have is
41 -1. • to Note te• their flolilies, toa. he obtained
0, No. It 111 . 111 , 1 .1f• 1 lithe tr. 1 . 11111 . 1.11t/.01
illl.l hag heon t duri Etv k - •21) ye“,
Prit , I i.ti
THE SECRETS OF YOUTH UNVEILED,
A Troatiso nn tli Cop, ~r ny —A ,o 1
unm ,varving a Ho. In
prntress :in.l ahnire .tinnua nt•lsmt,
id till , let d liat , l , pnnting nut. Ow
tatalilv ottoollq its vi.•l ;tin! (level
opin,; thu Inattni the ditwate, Irtnn the coin
tinnirement t,.
It will be sei:t. I v Mail on receipt of two ;3} cent
40- Attetul . tu., daily. from t hi the morning till ft
at nhtlit, anti um Sunday. tr,.tn 2 till 5 P. M.
t.llrine, withfull 4111 . "Ctit 11, !Wilt to any part of the
11101,1 States ur I.y I,d:tents eonununituttug
their symptom.: Ly kite, nt.iiiONS correspondence
strictly
4E4- Dr. ,fflee still located an establimlied,llllllol.
IMMO of Dlt. LA 01101 X. at No. 31 Maiden lAne,
Albany. N. Y. 20, 184(1-ly
00K fillA It I).—NV in. Fridley would
ltesp,etfully no4olllloe to the eitinms of Carlisle
and the public I.:HI era Ily that he has again commenced
the inantila,trirliie . 01 lin & sheet iron wareofall kinds,
iu S Lonrho,. street, directly
oppo , ito C. Shapley's Chair Ilhanta:ll.l.m . y, whore he will
at all tittles lie iu le:l4lin,, to do all kinds 01 work in
his line of puniness with neatness and dispatch. All
work will he done by hinthell mud n eompotent hand as
he keeps no apprentices.
Al•i .an at all times ha had those rolebrated SELF—
NO, SELF-SEALING, 1'Ithl)111;)1 All:41(111T
I , IIIIIT CANS .57 J A ES.
How, .41.111.11 w. and Johblog of all Kinds done at
short 110001 and made of the hest material.
.i.ti) - ( . 11S11 paid PIT . I.lti PAW ter and Copper.
Hoping by shirt attention bt bu.inesn, 11111.1 a desire
leaq all, to i erol re a share of publir patronage.
Carlisle Ort. 26. ISOO
A1t ,13,
- -
FOUTZ'S CELEBRATED
Horse and Cattle PowdeAs
There Powders have proved, after a trial of several
years, to be superior to airy preparation of the kind in
use. The chief superb, sty of these Powders arises from
th6faet that they are composed of Medicines that have
Locative Tonic:tad Purify ing properties. The Laxative
elects crudities Peen, the stomaell and Intestines; the
Tonic gives sG ength to the system of the Horse, and
the purifying medicines vont:tined In them cleanse the
blood, and lay the foundation for a healthy and vigorous
circulation. The use of them improves the wind,
strengthens the appetite and gives the horse a fine,
smooth 1111 d glossy skin—lmproving tine appearance,
vigor and spirit of the noble animal.
These Powders are net intended, as most powders aro,
to bloat the so es to give him the appearance of
being fat when not really so—but, to remove the disease
and promote his genend health. •
These Powders Will strengthen the 'stomach and in
testines, cleanse them front offensive matieroind bring
them tii a healthy state. They are a sure'pi evention
of Lung Fever, and a certain 'remedy for till diseases
incident to the 'torso, as Glanders, Yellow Water,
tempels, toumb,•, !leaves, Wavering, Coughs, Lbes of
Appal ito,and Vital Energy, &e. These Powders, if used
two or tin Or, times a weak, through the winter and
spris,yourliortie will never get the Lung lever. Colic
or Botts. A few dosea l Cifiliege Powders will - remove the
worst Cough on any Horse. Were owners of Horses to
feed a few of these Powders every year, they might
save the lives of many valuable Horses.
MILCII COWS.
The properties this Powder possesses in increasing
the quantity of Jl ilk in Goys, gives it an importanee
and value which should place it In the hands of livery
person keeping I L Cow, In fattening Gale It gives
them an appetite, loosens their hide, and makes them
thrive much fester.
H 0 G S
In , tll, diroascs of Swine, ItH Coughs, Ulcers In the
Lungs and Liver, &r., by putting from half a paper to
paper ()I these Powders inn barrel of Swill, ti n t above
diseases COO NJ toned rr entirely prevented. By using
Muse Powders the hag eliblera can bo prevented. Pro.
pared by S. A. rouTz, West minister, Md. •
:0 - rijfer sale by F. P. PANNEBAKNR, Carlisle, Pa.,
and by all country storekeepers. Price 25 cents per
paper, or nye papers rm. onb dollar, I A ng. 25,1801.
. _
pA [NTS. AND OILS.•-•-• . •
..
10 Tons Whitekend. 1000 Gallons of oil. Just
received with a large assortment of.
Varnishes, - Fire Proof Paint.,
Turpentiato, ' Florence White, ;, _
Japan, , 11'llito %and,' . .
Putty, ' • Colored Zino,
' Llthargo,
,lied Lead, , •` _
• ' IVidting, -'. ' Boiled Oil, - .
Gino, Lard Oil,
- •• Shellac, Sperm' Oil,
',.'• - - • Paint Brushes, F 1811011; he„
Colors of every description dry, and 011 in 'tulle and
tubes at thp,llardwam Store of.
' HENRY SAXTON,
. ...
Carlisle, Oct, 20, 1001, .. -
- FURNISHING .GOODS.Th9 tarromt, mitt host variety bf n t'9 V &MAI
. .
.
pit Gotlds, tt9l.laL tile Itiwust priecn ~ n ll be found ;it
- LI.VIN(ISTON'S,
..
nlistthantaus.
JAMES R. WV, A Vlll S
(lAISTNET
CIIAIIt
,iliog2+:3t. • AND
M A 11 ACTORY,
NOItTII ifik:VOtllC STREET, CAItI.I,I,E, PA
lin'ring been engaged in the business for over twenty
years ho would return thanks to his customers and
friends, for the liberal encouragement extended to him
In years gone by, and further assures them that no
pains will he Tared, to give fulbsatisfactien to all who
may favor him with a call.
CHAIM. AND FUIINITURIi,
of every description constrontly on band, or made to
order. Warranted to he the best quality, of the la
test style, well tininhed, and sold at the lowest possible
prices tor rash.
110 also continues business on an UNDEIZTA j f Er,.—
nrady corm, ”thers,i,e. I,•pt rm
H tautly on band and funerals promptly a ttelldrei to
personally iu town or country, an the most reasonable
term,
Cherry and Walnut refiln,, large sir,o, n ell finished
and Band inFside,-fram h LOl2 dullars.
=
May 23, 1R39-Iy.,
N. ll.—Twu pnglrr Lire sltnate In Cl larAltown. Cum},
county, are ullered fur iltie on easy trrnas. Apply as
tbevu. • J. It. W
'I'RTTiIIPIIANT.
1 . 111; vonilllete ',c0...1,41.1 I'r.kiriti Elm% 1 , 1. Cool<
Stln't•, Warrants ~,11,111:or !Olt' till• tt tull I ion
of till who 111:ty want ti supl•l gtOVII to PAH 1111{1 ON
:1111in° OW only stun to that lutx given un1v0754 satliqa,
tion.
W I lAT IS CLAI)I KI) (I V Elt OT111:1IS IS
=
2nd. A better An.l quick, (Ii i, 11 , 111 1111' S•
1,111 . fire,
nr
lit. A igPr () ,, ..than Any 01.11, Itose of Ow mtme viva,
.101. The prvsci, AU,. of the picre floin
saving
f, h. In
~th. A 1111.11,• , ,
th. A perroi t (inS o,ll,lllner for
i, szoldraisl to ills,
y %111 itli
:ill who iii.ii call, wlodlior di—dling to Too, lot, or not.
anc gonotily of [Allyn cr ronotrc‘. ,
A l o w t,tio o -.,..00i c 04.1, ;t4 , ,00 1111011, hr
sold Vol V low to closo stork.
Sroot)litt It oolizr. J. d.o /alc. Co rio . r . gm ilhi ng
Shooting oorl: promptly :it toioloa to. in town or routi
try. .til tvora o;trranto k t at Ow old stand, ll:mover
streot tooth
1101:1I1S.
N. IL 01.11'f•pper. I,ot,ght,:ml tho
111.g.lie0 1,11(4..1,11,1, t-,11.1 1 4,1. , r,
)1111111 . 2'. 1,0. If.
41Dc).a,12 c -4 c_,,n,12 2
rr 0 FARMI.:IIS LI MEI3I.JIIN MIS
NI),)TIIEUS.
Lin ,10
t ,
rvcotitmen.l , l \ Ir. 1,11 , 1 i, and .titir , ‘ , 111 , 1n li i.•. 1
It, I. LP I'llll,llk Urn pt,
toll. its I, ! N . %!1. .11 i
sviti,t a ill Ilad it la lln ir iti
tart.sl I.oy till- ..qt I ri,ts tai.in t.a.•11•
pair to \nlh V. 1\ a
tha walm..l Ii aial I'.-,.1 t..r ays im
brilittl. a ',rat. ' , took ''ml lit all ',Attila
1.1 . \ 11;1.1: i, vo!tiplt•le AID/ will
I,e I, •I ik,
I.r ht,,, ,11‘ rr•prtfollyl4( 21 1.•
ti1111.11,•0 ‘,l I!.• •.11110.
=
.7ttly tfd, I
y.4y,.. o \y„,\.l.t, 1) 1.
.
A Itcnev,;ont ut ~ , t,t1, 1 1.1
dnn t ttn , nn , l
titltict,l nit It it Wont. and I..;,idotntr
and I 1 , , Ct, nt
=I
1111:1)1CAI, .111\ 1tT..v. , 11 ri tbe A..florz Fur
goon, to :111 ,‘ ALL :, hy I, Lt..r. ith u
th.•ir condi! ivo. „I I Oho. I,' 1111.,
and In ray, of n,tl,nn, poverty, )ledou filrtlirhell
frer vh:trve.
\ ELK und
Ui ~11110 : 4 .•,1111 (hr. N kW It I.`l
- 1.. the 1,1
iu ,1•31.•.11..1t, .•I ve
tk.r 11111
A11 , 11 , - , ..1 , 1:..1.:=K11.1.1 , N 111)1.'1;111'0N. Arthiv Stlr
itith t•I,
F.Y.11.1 U. II EA ELL, I'ri•Nid , .nt
OEI 1'.111;c1111.D.
IMETEMEI
'A:JEW ;STORE, .A'S I) (;001),sII\IS.
I ilk k :0.1. 511:111 (::11 , 0S.
. d 'ir A> 9 C N e' c
....r,,,..4.,.., ,_, ~.,,„
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4,:"...-----:4,3
Til, , ul,-, ,:h , •, II , : r , •,,,,C, .1k.,,1 a Ne•w Fi..,..
nt th , -1 , 1 i ..•1 , ...1 1..111j, / I 111 :,,nth 11. 1 / 1 11,1.1 , i
Oilil'1` , 11• 111 , ~. ,11, f .• fht , i 1 Nart K.
111,m; 1, t•I1 , 111.1 Ili NI, 1, Is .111k1 l'Iti:I.loli Li I. t
ii 111.111 1 ,1 ‘ll i 1 ', A IV t , . i 1 , 1-.11'11,1/ t l , i ' ...I , /1/ ill , 1111,,
11111,11/1." • 1 / 1 •)1 .14 II IT , and CA l',, ll , klii 1..1.4 1•1•111litl,
‘llllll t.ll/1 , ti 1. , i'lll.,
HI.K :\ NI.) t'.\ '''`DlEPti . : II \ TS',
Vail and
I , ttrs,,ovil , t , he 1 II LIII. .IF t
: .4 .l”irrt.l.
I. 1,1 1111 (1. I'4 .0, tI t r.
ttn St:‘,l . 1 .. . 1J11.11., 11 1.1
11 and Fut U, Int , L.lu and Lul,a, Ist Utm
(l,,n,tl.
=IT FLYA LO :LOS;E,,
and uhe ! , •.11:11po
PRICES TO SUIT '2l-LE
t I t r, 1 th , ..F. l'runku, 'rum Ku
1:m11101:as. An n.. 1 ,11111,11 of
Prime Segli vs and Tobacco.
I h,
ru‘.ti! p,“tk,• I, , riv e
1;‘).‘8,
( . .‘111.1.•. A pi il I
IIIA R I)
K(')( " A
.1,01 I.V HP A S., 113,, J,,.1 1,11111dvIi•II , 11 0 1111,
tildl Ili• P , l e.
eh„L, till') hi' 12.11 1.11,11tii•li
•• 1, ,t .•11 hi) 4.11, I rki
its r:u 1.11 , ;./.111 , 11. • ,111i1 C,lll titl . 11111,
1111
1,7:11.11a,1: uriops
In 1tru....1 •11.111 .E.llllEitil.s. at Ihr Lit est prices Put
Eve .1.. rot th.• utillt.r.tdull Ihel r• !lAA
i11 . ..LW-OIL all 11/1. ,I,l“if ill 1 . 1111:1.1.•1141,1 :1111i NE, IE.: I. 1..
put tutu, but uu P:111 :1•1111. Li 11.111 that E . E ,
uur stilt ii 11l rune i 110,1 I liLlt o Irate ,•m.ucll inn
supply tilt. El..mand lii I his marlEtt. ii:rulirle
goods In .Eur Ilia mill find it adtantaid.. to ;Edit.
I.lb IL call nutt,intr their
piusuuall and I.uustually /aloud...A to, tuft nu Oli>re
ptchuutiElluits made to ulluct su lrs
.I‘lllN P. I.VNE FoN,
North 11:totty,
51 ay •_, 1 o
NB
V 1.:1EIL 2sl), 1 , (11).
rea,h•ns o" are ronlindorl
Lltat I ha , 0 .I.st hooarin 1 troni t [locity a la r,te supply of
St tiAlll'Uttl..l) 11.1115 X.Nit
. .
Pried .I.ppler.:incl Peaches, Fresh T11111:1111eN in 1 . 3 t Is. fresh
Mushrotele:. the very hest dillerrnt kinds „f
LOIIII.IIN and (I,.“”g es .
rolfee, Teas. Molas,B,
Fish. Svit. l Ile. Sel,lr. 31Iti l'ehaers. verb
Old 1:.yl• R' hies se ; bes‘des gernmil a,Nort.
thent ui assets in nit line Cl trade, °tiered .I.t like very
It, est in h•rr. FOR WM. BENTZ.
Nev.2 , l, Isze,t.
FRES H MAC Ic Elt E
A tot of Nlackerel—oow ea teh—lo asso,taal pock
gee of Halves, Quarter, and Eighth Ban els. A 1 4-o,
8 A 1. N U N,
for sole at the Stoto of the buhserlbor.
Oct. 26, .1 EISY.
•
600 TRACE CHAINS OF ALL
1,1u,L8 with it large tissortaleu I of
BUTT CHAINS, ~ HALTER CHAINS,
BREAST CHAINS, - FIFTH CHAINS,
LOG CHAINS, . TONGUE CHAINS.
COW CHAINS, SPREAD &c., A:e.,
Just received at the Cheap Hardware Store of
•
)11,141A D BISCUIT &c.
The Cream of Tartar "Substitute" Is recommen•
dud as a superior article In combination with .ialetatus
or Soda 11w Ing purponfes. 1 t produces bread rakes
Se., which Whoa cold are sweet, moist and gratrfil,
while those of Cream of Tartar aro often die and taste
less. I t will cost lens than Cream of Tartar and is used
in the same way for cooking,
TillS SUBSTITUTE, •
together with Saleratus' Soda, Pure Cream - of Tartar,
Bermulla Arrow Root, Mustard Seed, ground and un.
ground, spices of all kinds unadulterated, and also
llrocerios In every variety constantly on /1111. d, and at
the lowest pH/I , s for sale by
Due. 14, 1550.
t - i_. - 11EAT ATTRACTION AT LEON
kLA RD'S - CREEP STORE.-
EDW'D. B. LEONARD, JR.,
Has just returned from tho Philadolppla, and
opined a aldendid aSsortinent of READY MAUI CLOTH
MI, which cannot ho surpassed In style and linish.
rho Clothing at this establishmid, consists In part of
ho following, viz:
. :DRESS 11..Drb FF.C.OOI{ COATS,
of which lie lingo magnificent arsortmont of lilaolc and
fancy colors, out in the tat:Molly and
elegantly trimmed, and made in a superior manner.
. .
' SACKS AND .17AM' SACKS,
of Cloths, Cm:81111°1 . os Lind TwootlN, all of now Myles and
at very low prices.
VESTS! VESTS ! ! VESi ; S ! ! !
The richest and hest assortment ever offered at MI
Corner, of tlatin, hark and Fanny Silk VllHuth, Itadau
Cloths, Markle'llea, double and single breasted, of every
'variety material and patent,
PANT .A 0 0 N ,S
• Plain and finely French Deo shin eassimeros, satl I
nett Jeans and 0 great variety of ethers, all of which
will bo not LI at the .very lowest prices.
silinTsi—Flue white linen and cotton of the ii • terest
style and best-mato. Aloe, • cheek and currying
shirts. A Largo us9miment cif- BOOTS and SAGES, for
Mon and Boys, wiiich can end will he sold.cheapor than
ovor. Also a Spittiellti lot of Trunks and Carpet Bags.'
1 therefore conlidantly Invite one teul all, tecnnetantl
tee Gtr yourselves, 00 l will not attempt to deserlito tlfti
bargains that tintrbo expected, for 1 tau detertahuld'
tliat, opposition can sell lower. • •
.41&'•Iteasutbar LEONARD'S Corner.
• . ,EDWARD 13: LEONSED, Tr
Carlisle, Dlsy 13L 1861.-1 y.
-
T. )) RI All?, • Cli A NI3EIRRIES.-- -- .
11 Asu Burl° ttrticlu of Craniiiirrfus Just revolved Imp
fur 5310.1. s • ' • • J. W. Elt I'
Oct, I'AOSO. , .
SHORTEST IN DISTANCE
AND QUICKEST IN TIME
BETWEEN THE TWO CITIES
VIA. REA D NcrA, A LLENTOWN
A N 1 - ) EA STC)N
EN lqt leav
M.. :W.'', Ilarrkburg n 112.41, noon, only 6 3 / 4 hours
hot,, (.Ith.s.
M.\ leaves: New York at 12.00 noon, and Of
11, , nl flarri , l , ig tit P. M.
:tlAl', LINE East. !clves llnrrisburg nt
t± . 140 A. 11.. nrrtrinr nt'cnv Y silt nt 4"n v. 14 - ,
A ETEENtU , :st h..\1 . 111•.. A LINE, East, leaves Mirth)
bunt at I.llt P tirtlving nt New York at 0 00 P
0,611Vrii4 , 1, nre mad, an titr ri•l urg at 11.00 P. M. with
I Passeugm Trains in rat.it cll,. elk •u on the Penney]
van la, Cumberland I alley and NOrt,h,,", Central
ltall
nad.
I A:%ll , :ri It. 1% EA V ER.
An 'rains con n eof at Itemling with tt OW, far Potts
ville and Philailelphia, and at, A Iluntown for Mauch
Chunk. EaMon,
' Ne change nt 'Passenger CarF or Baggage between New
V 101: and by the il.OO A. 01. Line from New
V , .rl: or the 1.1", :NI. tromqlntlisburg•
For bee ;Ay of Frenery. and speed, emnfort and neeMft
❑unL tie... Nils t onto presents superior Inducements to
Llte tlnvelllng oublk.
Fore and Ifarrishnrg FirE DOL.
LARS, For Whet, and oihrr Information nppiy to
.1-1. Ul.l' lit. I; vnerld Agent, 11nrrisburg.
CAItLISLE AND PIIILADELPHIA
triy- rn es of thi= 1,1 I' !env, the Depot Sll mArl:let st-,
Nils', :1r ,p',loels, I'. )1.
hir Oil, Line sbotild he warked C. &
1`.1 , ,111 3 ii,•iglit.l.lll,, :11,1 sent. in 1,3 , 1 o'clock.
1h59.
1.1 I L. A 1) E L A
• 1:s.1) READING ,-
It A I 0 A 70 -
- SUMMER. -Altlt ANC] EMENT,. -
rn,f , Harrisburg daily, (San
1 40 P. 111.. for
11l Ing .• :11 10.1.1/ 0101 6.15 P.lll.
nt 800 A.M., and 3.30
I' 11 , arriving ,It Ilan kl.nrg at 12.4., noon and 8.30 P.
31.
• • Tf• Ph11,1,.11.11in, No.l $1.2.1; No. 2 On
it a it... 70.
t Al Ity.l
A t 1;..1.11m, v,lOl trunis for POtt.Tlllo, /%/171erA
A
I -tti (1:11r, 1.•, daily, at
6 ‘. . \ NI.. I 61.... ii :iiiii:;.-13
I. ;At hAw A..N1.,:1.0(! I
t.oi)..P. M.- - - -
1 11, 11,” 11.;IptyLpIlis, glib (!yid $1 45.
'I P II Ipin, 1:11T1 fr , m 11111;lb:burg connects al
al
P.v.t.liuu Pith up train for NVilkes.barrt. Pittston and
Fni thr,upll tichets and other Information apply to
J. .1. I. I,Y DE,
A nv. :1, 'CO. C enel al /wont.
PHILADELPH A AND READIIVG
,Vr., , :!: , :1:Y. 1.1+ .7 1 m0i ,
'.
I' kVi/ -eTR:AP
r.77-:4A 7 2, 7. f, , '
~PP
Poit'srille, Read ,
itsu aml Ihrrri,shurg.
Daily, (Sundays
‘ , ..1•1"I N.." 11, 1 1, t, Corner of liroall
tttal C.111.,11111 l'1111 ; ‘,IvIt11118. l'asFettltyr p
I F• 111.1 • 1.11 /111 . 0 1, 1.111 .11 1 d ( 1110.,1,111 Ott vots , B t, 8 A.
)1.. 1111,11 n Hllll , llll, 11 111, t 1 1 ,•
L.1 . 1/.t.1. I \ . 1 .11 , 11 1 . 111111 , to l'itt , httrgh: the
, .1
Contlrho. t 1.. k. I' (1 li 11
mo running. to ('horn
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Lana n..sv • I I; Itizl)A D „„,1 cALI,OI4,
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111 i. tventit nu.l ,t 1
I ee \ I 1.1.1.: .sts,l IL\ I: E I,ltl. Iti;, at :1.15 p.
OA I 1,1 , fleet me' at I I:nn>l•ur_o tth the Northern
;:.ssir..s•l . .. , tsubslsy.ll illime,pert, kr.
t p.t I I :t :II erlt makes elope
cense, l l Il e Ills I:, Jul isle slAiland .44,,tnniodatic1n
t ot, ...es. e: .st ,f Ills the Petlusylvania
t'.11u.C... 1 1 , 1 51 tJ.,its
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TL, 7., A i; CoNNECT DAILY
Al vo . o,4.i l ited.) with ta,
t . vv.% Nt 1, 4 A, %1 I L1.1.k ISI , .)IcT AND ERIE
IT HUI'S to NI AliAltA
F . k LA . s , c.% kirA, the mut SOUTIINVEST.
DrunT IN PIIILADELPIIIA,
CI In., (1 Hi...land rallowhill shorts.
W . 11. 111e11,111iNN Seeretapy
_
The undersigned having purchased the
of the late Wtn ii. Trout dee'd. woull
r peg :ouy Announce to the nubile that he will con
tiuw
Ito HATT' NI) ItUSINIS at the old stand, in
1.101 stre..t. anti at ith a renewed and efficient
e that, oduee articles Cl llead Iness of
Ercry Variety„';lgle and Quality,
that shhtly in heeping.,..with the improvement
ot the Art, and fully up to thr Age in which we live.
I hare on hand a splendid
1.501 tsar cm I or
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T .
HATS AND CAPS
of all descriptions, from the common Weal
to the finest 1/ It AND SILK HATS; end at pfleen
that niu,l suit every one who has an eye to getting the
worth (d his money. The stock inclndee,
MOLESKIN, CASSI MERE. BEA V Elt. C FELT HATS,
of every ,tylo and color and unsurpas , cd for
NlNe, 111.1 It .\ BILITY AND ElNiall : by those of any
other c,taldiblunent in the country.
BUYS' andCIPILDREN'S lIATS and CAPS,
of oval y Jescript ion constantly on bond.
lie respectfully invites all the old patrons and a
many au a• ones as pOSSIWC, to give him a cull.
J. (i. CALLIO.
QECOND SPRING ARRIVAL.-
LAIIG E SUPPLIES FOR TIIE DEAD AND FEET.
At the store ofJohn Irvine, on the N. B. corner of
the pin lie maitre, is the place to purchase Boots Shoes
flats S Ceps. at prices that defy competition.
Ile hen Just returned from the East CV Ith lbe largest
and most complete assortment of Boots, Bh6fs, Slats
Caps that he has over presented to this community,
and.ohich he is determined to sell at the lowest poosi•
Me prices. ins stock embraces everything In bin line
of heliumone, such as
ll=
ICip Boot, Calf and Patent ',anther Ox ford Ties, Cal
and Patent Leather Clatters, Calf -Nullifiers, Calf and
lilp lA °guns, Slippers, Ice.
LADIES' WEAR.
Fine Fl'olloll and English Lasting Gaiters, Morocco,
Calf and Kid Beals, Flue liid. Slippers, Nancy Slippers,
Morocco, and Kid Buskins, etc„
J. W 14111
DI ItiSES AND C1111.1)11EN'S WEAR ofall deserlptlonn
embracing fins Lasting Gaiters, Morocco and Lasting
llutton - 1100 - COloroceo Lass Boats Of all kinds, fancy
alloys of - various styles. ,
II OA I'S, gilk, - Casaltnera, Fur and Wool Bats
of all qualifies and styles, also a largo assortment of
-titiot/4 rind - Minos ritido tri order attlit, sh9otost.notics
Repairing proinptly done. Contident of his ability to
pleas° oil classes of customers, ho respectfully invitos
the public to glee him a roll.
tym_, Remember the place, N. E. corner of tho Publl4
Square.
May 30, '6O
T J ARGE ARRIVAL OF FRESH
OROCERIES—FISH OF MA L KINDS.
Among which is a large lot of the real genuine ReRD.
more dry salt HERRING, In oak bawls, MACKAREt.
at prkes thikt, Is really attordshlngly low. Plckolsuf
kinds,
SAUCES, PRESERVES,
and a good assortment of
TOBACC•O.AND SEGARS.
LIQ ik C.,
•
at the lowest rates fur•CABLt or Country Produce.
- W ffi. BENTZt
Corn:llo,4one 21, MT.
J) AitGAINS 1 BARGAINS
Noy la tho Alum for clump goods, Closing out
the entire . ',tack at unprormlonlly low prices, to mak&
room for'sprlng assortment. All In want of Cheap Dry
000116, o u rompeetfully Divlted to eall at tho cheap atoro
"011 As. 001LIIY,
Teoateo.
UM BELTING - I -
kir J unt . ruuelvod a largi tuigurftnont, or. all slim,.
Gum ltultimr, Gum limo, Guth PaAkiug, and kl
sales elautry at Ilia Ibrdwuru btoro of
11
XiONi
J
nun 4,181 k. •
Jiail Jlaubs.
NEW AIR LINE ROUTE
TO NEW YORKI
run- "gir o
AND
lIARRISBURG
PA% -
,
1.) A 11. Y 1 , It E I G II T L IPI E •
FREED, WARD A: FREED,
811 Ist AUK Cr STREET, RR 1 DELPHIA
& U. 1;11(1,11):4
IIN NTIIKET, PA
wI
On and after MAY 28, 1860
AIL'ROAD.
\FTl:ll\rmN LINES
1.:.1.1 olli)..t1 -I (I P. M.. (6untlays excepted.)
i 'll,
I . llilad..l).bi:k k Rowlin
; 311(1 - 1,IntlInn 1'7111(7 IL I:.
I
1-12 1 Northern reTltrzti
I. a .lillo.l ion, I ,•
1.291
1;1
17g
1 , 7 .c , unbary and Erie It. IL
.209
1,1 H t,
Al 11, irt,
1;1 \VI tn.port and Elmirer
257
lIAT AND CAP EMPORIUM!
ATI, 2s, 1860—ly
MEN'S & BOYS' FINE CALF BOOTS,
STRATV RAT,S
Cni11e0,.14,1), 1 5,1961
JOHN . IRVINE