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Coal Dast.,as a Manure.
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Very few farmers:fire aware of the great
- Value of this article as a stimulant of vegd
table life. With rnanY, the question whether
the ashes of anthracite coal have nny per
. coptible
,fortilzing- properties or not, is a
perplexing one, no exporimtmts of a reliable
chlifliefet having been instituted upon which
any ciecisive or definite opinion can be brised.
A writer in one of the most rioted papers in
Pennsylvania, in an article on the material
pi:ciperties of Coal Dust, says:
- have neor- seen any notice of Coal
Dust, as a manure, but the 'finest and in.st
luXuriant stalks of the Poke weed (used and
preferred here for early greens, because it is
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more tender and succulent,) are found grow
ing the beds of dirt around the
mouths of the coal mines. Its growth is
most rapid, and-At blanches beautifully, in
• sittii,sitnationg
', Upon the heaps of coil dust
:,..upon the wharves of Philadelphia, fine crops
opts May he seen growing, with extraor
dinary vigor; without any soil. lam not a
• , farmer, but I can answer for its efficacy on
^& - garden made in this regioh• and from the
filet, that fruit trees wh.ch sulfured from in-
kcts in the roots for several seasons past, he
'ing very healthy this year, after removing
The soil s and covering the roots with coal dust.
u '"DTo`ono = vvlio tae not witnessed the pow
',.eiful efibat of pulverized charcoal on
culmi
ferous and leguminous plants, can easily be
induced to believe the extent to which the
fayortible action of the article is developed
'liy'the surprising and almost immediate ex
qinnsion of the vegetables to which it is ap-
Tiled. :-
" The antheimitic properties of the dust
• are also a very powerful argument in its
favor, as well as the absolvent properties
characterising it. The gaseous products of
fermentation, and the aura resulting from the
economy and development of vegetable, life,
and which not only cumbers 'the air in vast
quantities, but acts under favorable circum
stances, as a most salutary, and, indeed, in
dispensable agent of vegetation, is attracted,
absorbed and economised by this substance
in surprising quantities. As a dressing for
onion beds, it is perhaps unrivalled in the
whole catalogue of manures. In Scotland,
a piece of ground has been shown, not long
since, on which this vegetable had been
grown- for upwards of seventy years consec
utively, and with no other material or stim
ulating agent long applied. The productive--
ness of the soil, and the quality of the crop,
steadily improved. On the wheat lands of
Pennsylvania, it is extensively used. It is
,also applied to the corn crop, and in both
'eases with like success. A dressing of coal
dust will last ten or fifteen years—charcoal
being nearly indestructible in its value, when
thus used, its is evinced by the fact that part
of limbs charred by burning of the primitive
growth in clearings, are often found many
years afterwards perfectly sound and undo
eayed, though buried beneath the soil."
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' PHILADELPHIA BUTTER.—The supe
rior qnnlity of the above to the general aver
age, found in other cities and places qj:resort.
is a very common observation of travelers.
Its excellence has indeed become proverbial,
and there may be several reasons given.
lst. The character. of the pastures in the
dairy districts around Philadelphia corn arises
a mixiurc of grasses. We find among these,
varying, of course. somewhat with the local
ity, Kentucky blue grass, ( Poe pea tensis,)
greatly valued by our best dairymen, and
red clover, white clover, herd gross, timo
thy, sweet-scented vernal and rye grass.
The mixed c,haru of , the pasturage
probably of some importance. Where the
pasture is chiefly red clover, it is a common
remark here that the butter is apt to be strong.
2eOur dairy-farmers are very particular
to take cut of their herd every cow whose
cream, partaking of an oily character, does
not separate freely from the milk and harden
readily. We once owned a cow of this char
acter, and had to churn every ecv.'s milk
separately before we could find which she
was. The cream was what is called ropy,
and would never harden into anything lot
oily butter. It spoiled the butter of twin ty
cows, when mixed with it.
3d. When milk is allowed to stand too
long, as, fur instance, in a spring, house, be
l6w the proper temperature, it then become;
mouldy, which, of course, hurts the quality
.of butter. This is obviated by keeping on
hand a pan °fano' or thickened milk, a table
spoonful or two of which is mixed with every
,pan - of fresh milk, when it is put in the spring
house. This ha tens the decomposition or
souring of the milk, whet it is believed here
is indispensable to secure the whole quantity
of cream from each pan. The rule is gene
rally for pans IA) Stand for three milkings
before the cream is skimmed off end put into
the cream pot.
4 h. The care of the ererott is considered
important. It is putitS a tiu.‘essel, about
16 inches deep, by 10 or 12 in diameter. A
hole is made below the level brick or plank
floor of the spring house, in which the cream
pot is plunged up to its rim in water{ This
keeps down the temperature, and Pre'vents
fermentation. Very particular care is used
to stir it well round once or twice daily.
sth. Churning not less thin once a week
contributes to make prime butter. Most of
Our best dairymen churn twice in the week
through the summer.
Go. The cream, being in proper order, the
churning and working of the butter follotvs.
"flutter gathers soft in the churn. no sub
sequent working or manipulation will make
good butter out of it. It is essential that the
butter . "come hard;" and this is insured by
'throwing in a lump of ice, and working it
arounda few times in the churn with the
butter, when it first begins to break.
It is' then transferred to the hatter table,
ailz:the wfiter and buttermi'k worked out
Of-it, iii a very few minutes, no matter how
large; 4. quantity, by one of our patent
butter' workers. A sponge enclosed within
a softmuslin cloth is used at the same time,
'and; When the process is through, it would
be difficult to discover a single trace of either
:water or buttermilk. The salt is applied at
this drat working, and thoroughly inCorpor
'sited, by the fluted rollers of the werker.—
, Th ; e,tike ; of any water at. all in working is
generally avoidqd by our best ditirymen.
:The lateD. B. unman, President of the
Cheater county Agricultural Society, often
• , :
replied to visitors from a distanco, , who'Aaid
::they Could net:make such ieed,butter 11's he
gaVe:them,.." that they were'toe'ambitious
du-try;" said' lie,__rrt4 save both the but(er
andithe'butternfith. lam content with the
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pure:butter r and alloW the other to drain Off.”
7tli. Entire cleanliness in and around the.
.sPiiiii,h,O4o,ifi• scrupulously observed. The
milk huelcets, strainers, &c., are daily
scalded:and exposed to the sun, and all nox
,ios.pdork.xidlieb,lnlik, and cream absorb so
and , retulily, carefully ayoided. Ah
,oldf lady on a dairyfarm once told us that
,t,s4,fully,,e2mused her. son for, giving her a
tuidden..and, 'violent blow on the moutb.—
',VOUglitlessly 'she had gone into her spying
smoking her, ipe. A sudden blo'w,
?''i;juri,d...f4tathping,iiniler hie foot, dashed away
,'' 'Apo; tobacco and sm okep' One minute would
have dono the binilnasii, I and .damaged the
•` lvlii le iltialify.ljf hiO r pll)4,o.l9g: ,11e , had'heeti s
6htillAngan oitra,priop for, a ohoii3o artialo
~....tir,but,tor„,sold • always,' in , ndvanco, and took
It:hii'„Ohl,r;alolhod: to save,. lilOopptition, es ho
, - •!,
PriPti ng alt;', Qtind'•and.p`ohad':'lumps, each. separate
alean white ink,!
iitirtia::,.4W.4ll - o,siiiii`eii.l-3i4Ho.,int it, papiteki
• `. • ''
, c; ,
in tha tub among ice, and brought into mar
ket•as fresh and hard as it leaves tha spring
house, .•
Butter made in the abcile way is now set=
ling (June lst,) at forty cents per pound in
the
,Philadelphia market, and has brought
for many weeks the past winter seventy-five
and eighty-five cents per pound. Such but
ter is one of the luxuries.—Rural Adver.
CIINIBERLAND VALLEY
4, 1 p91-7,;: - 01 4 ,„; - •
::I;ZAT).
'FRANKLIN.
IM AIL 120A.DS.
OHA.A 7 GE OF HOURS.
.
ON and after MONDAY, APRIL, 4th,
1864, Passenger Trains will run daily, as follows,
(6 unday excepted): ,
FOP. CHASIBERSBURG AND HARM- BURG.
Leave Hagerstown, 7:00 A. M., 2:45 P. M.
" Greencastle, 7:37 " 3.35 "
/ Arr at 8,17 4 4:20
Ohantberiett, - -
Leave 8:30 " 12:55 "
Leave Sly ippensburg 0:00 " 1:28 ".
‘• Newville 9:3 " 1:28 "'
' Carlisle 10:10 " 2.42 "
• Mechanicsburg 10:42 " 3:12 "
Arrive at Harrisburg 11:15 " 8140 "
FOR CH AIIIIIERSRURG AND HAOI3I.BTOWN :
Lelvo Ilan isburg 8:05 A. 51., 1:35 P. 51
• Mechanicsburg 8:37 " - 2:15 "
• i arifslo 9:27 " , „,, 2105 "
" Newville 10:02 - 3:29 "
" Shlppensburg 113i33 " ' 4R:Rf --".
Chambers'g, Arr at 11:10 •• 4:30
{ Leave 11:10 - 4:40
Leave Greencastle 11:55 - 0:30 "
Arr. at llaorstown 12:35 " 6:10 "
The Carlisle and Harrisburg ACCOMODATION
TRAIN will leave as follows:
Leave Carlisle 0105 A. 31.
" Mechanicsburg 6:25
Arrive at Harrisburg 6:55 "
Learn Harrisburg 4:20 P. M.
Mechanicsburg -PO4 "
Arrive at Carlisle 5:20 "
making close conu•ectiois l at Harrisburg with Trains
for Philadelphia, Now York and Pittsburg ; and with
Trains for all points West.
The Train leaving Itarticburg at 4:20, I'. N.,
tuns only an P.r as Carlisle. 0. N. LULL, Sup't.
SuperinlopilenVs Office,
Chamb'g..luly 1. 1804.
Magnificent Sale
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
ewelie3r, eic4c.
ON THE ONE DOLLAR PLAN.
The Entire Stock of
One Gold and Silver Watch Manufacto
ry, Two Inonense - Jewelry Establish
wants, One Silver Plating Warehouse,
One Gold Pen and Pencil Maker,
To be disposed of with dispatch
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST !
The floods am 01 fashionable styles mid moot excel
loot woiltmanship, and are sarrill , ed in this manner
to refers the proprietors from embarrassment occa
sioned by A distracting civil war. It should be promi
nently stated, also, that they are mostly of
AMERICAN NI ANUFACTURE
unit theretimt l.treatly superior to the good, Imported
In on abroad and hawked about no Illy yhe.tpeot ever
sold. The simply duty fill imparted 00 is, and the
high premium on Gold (all foreign bills are payable in
gold,) amount to more than the Petite Yost of InitllY of
the attic'' , offered by no to the pubis. To farilit•tte
the sale
ONLY ONE DOLLAR
will be charged Ihr any article on bur list, and this
num the purchaser need not pay until he knows what
he i to get! This plan a: cords with the method re
cently become on popular for chi.posing of large stocks
efilewelry ar.d eimliar• productions.
THE PLAN IS SIMPLE:
'rho nxn u • oaoll olrored for sale—ate 4 . W,ld
II uothrw oh• 11," •' 001,1 Oval Hand •• Pomo)
eastplo and Ear-Drops," . -ho d Enainollea 11mg,•'
Pla..rat Cake Itavket, - .tc . Is a ritteu on a card
and vueloavd in a sealed envelop, ; theseenveiopes are
then placed in a drawer and a ell mixed; then as an
ord, ris reveled, with twenty five von Is he return
postage end other viler es, :in. r the cards or e rtlli
eaten is takes at rand,. and sent by first mail to the
customer, who a ill nee at 01.1, what be van get fir rine
Dollar. I he In pleased with bin I.•rturre 10.1 1,0 1;0-
war d the un.ney tecoedin • to direetten• iv. the 0,011
eat.° :sad se-lire the pr II the artiele a e arded
should he unsait4 to t. r purchaser—an fir exarnp• o ,
a set ofl'ent I oar-Drops and 111 eas•plu to a young man
who caul.] not wear them. and had no 0110 CO Rive them
to-0e 0 111 send any other article sit the catalogue 0
41ud priers whial may be pr ferred Or if, for any
rl. I'l,l )11n1 vlrso. , e to 1,010/1,1 no harsher, then yuu
van let the mar ter drop where It in and spend ..n more.
Es mill , v.:. fully 10111 :110.CLIO:
\VA Fe 11 DE PA It'ir 31 EN T.
1 . 211,nt Lever I:ollHunt.ina-Case $5O to 200
.o ..e ti' Lover 11.1 d 1 40 - 175
-10 Loot , ' Svv:, 110 ottog Cnsa, 3.1 - 1.0
_0 P I. I 11 .1d nod EnHood'd - 80
ttoot 110.)tio, ( . o.e. 30. 00
1 .1 1 . !...• Sliver !loud ('non, 3. - 05
1. , t 20 - 00
25 -
•;00 .10t 1H- 40
.1 \V E lt Y l'A ItT 31 I.'N' f.
D. 1,1 011 long., i 4 to $l2O
(h • iltS Ping, 20 - 100
111 C_h California Diamond Pine,
F.) (ion( q' nl t Diamond 1; 1 go
.110.1 1.1i•11 , 1;1,Id :111d 1 . :1111111e11.11 h. L., Gloins, 4 - 40
40 .0 Ilcol,' (/ , 4,1 Yost I Lnil,n, It - 40
40110.1, Id Sleet, Buttons. 8 - 10
4000 Palrii-11 1, 0,-Id ,l Enam ;duet, Buttons 3- 18
(10110 0,10 Gent,' li. 61 Etude. 3 - 8
00 Heels' 01- no 0 l am) olgnct lllnes, 3 - 12
80110 (1c01.,' 0,10.1 :et .1 oiguet Enain Rings 4 15
401 0 1,141,'1.1,M1 Neck 'halo , Ii 511
0000 (1.1141Js , :l -Baud Bracelets. :1 - 10
110110 0014 and :let Bra c,•leIA, 8 - 12
000. (10:4 0,4 Enameled Bracelets, 8 - 15
:,000 0,4,1 Chatelain Cll/1111N. 8 - 30
(1111111 1,41i,' 110111 SI eve Buttous. 3 • 8
41010 Pair Gold Nlllllll, Sleevr Buttons 4 - 10
1 1 1000 Sollt,,lre Brola.he,. 3 - 12
61/11 11 COl.ll, opal 0101 Emerald Broo. hes. 3 - 12
50.0 001a1.1 and ('earl Enr-Or, ps, 3 - 8
7000 Mosalc. lel, lava & Florentine ear drops 3 - 10
51100 I Old T1.1m141, 5 10
lOU 0 onral, opal and Emerald Ear-Drops. 3 - 10
111000 311n1 tare Lockets, 4 - 10
100011 Miniature Lockets—in:tele xprlng, 8 - 25
IN 01 ('llllll (laid It loos. 4 - 12
1 0 0 outs 1,1,1100' Jewelry, (1014 and Jet, 6 • 20
10101 0010 141es' Jewelry, Cameo, Pearl, Se. 5 - 20
10000 Gilt and In Bracelets, 4 • 17
10000 I. JP,' lit and Jet 11.11 Slinportele., 2 - 12
SILVER PLATED WARE
1008. Cups. $2 to $2O
5000 GoblelF, 3 - 12
11,010 vair Napkin Inn, - 2 - 10
2000 0.11.11 I.laKl,ls, 4 - 113
.10.81 Castor Fr.ilue,--roniplete nvith 1011tles.:5 - 20
2000 Ice Paoherc, In . 20
(100(1 Poir Butter K Ili v et.. 3 - 8
5000 Soup. Oyster end Gravy Ladles.
1000 ling raved Ple 11 sll, ou. it - it
0000 Dozeu Ten Spoons. per d0 , ...en. 5 - 15
1.000 Dozen 'rabic, BpGouh, per dozen, 8 - 24
0000 Dozen Desert Forks. per doe u, 8 - 30
(rni,i) PENS AND PENCILS
19000 H. id Peus, Silvor 1 xteusloo Holdsr $3 to $lO
1200(1(4,4d Vimg, Silver IL•nuted Holders, 2 - 8
8000 Hold Poo:, Hold Mounted Ho'ders, 3 - 15
0000 ..old Pons with Hold 1•:x tons inn lloldors 10- 25
0000 Hold Pens, (told Holders ood Pencils, 10 20
0000 Gold reudig, 0 - 20
REM EMBER TBE PLAN
L. all tfa,l, we charge for forwarding Mu Certificate
.1”1• o the bu.dness, the Bum of Twent,,
five onto w Mai InnFt be In the older. Five Curtin-
Vai „ 111 he FOllO fur V: eleven for $2; thirty for
$5 : -live Fir $10: no • lillndrod ;nr $l5.
AG HINTS -,I E WANTED
Thiiiiii4hout the Country to operate for la. dt huge
compeosation will Ln raid. Rend for ternui, &r.,
en
elo.+ing stump.
NEWBORN & CO.,
Fulton Street, N. Y
]l:,V•jb 24, IMS
IMPORTANT TO ALL SUFFERING :ROM
DEFECTIVE EYE BIGHT. ~
j • 10
ROSENDALE, Oculist Optician,
IP 'now permanently located at 20 North 2d St.,
arrisburg, Pa. .
J. It. respectfully solicits Ladies and Gentlemen who
are I u the habit of wearing the Glasses now In common
use. (and which are generally so injurious to the eight
owing to their attracting heat and drawing
,the eyes,
or who may have had their Hight Impaired by the use
of such U lances, weakness, opacity. or any other-defect
to make a trial of the IMPROVED PERISCOPIC' LENS
These 9pectacles will enable aged persons to sit fo,.
anylength.oLtlmo at, & he minutest employment, either
by day or candle light,And will not require thexhange
to greeter magnifying powers so frequently as the
Glasses in common, use. They are manufactured by
machinery on a new c.onetructlon, peculiar to the In
ventor.
Always on hand a large assortment of Microscopes,
Telescopes, Opera and Field Glasses, Thermometers, Ba
rometers, Magnets, Magic Lanterns, Dissolving Appa
ratus, Electrical Machines, Therescopes, and flee
Catalogues sent gratl
January 21/, 066-1 y
READ! READ!!
r have - Jost. returned from Now York
j_with the lalek styles • •
DItESS':GOODS -r
-for tho BenFon. Blias,.Olottrand Moo Mantles, Shawls,
Hoop king, Piirasols. Hosiery, Gloves, and all hinds
'of White Goods.'
Cloths, 'CasAmores, Linen, Coatings. All kinds of
D;0 C . .G 0•D8
raniiti o .
A Jorge sunply - of CARPETS; Oil the, Shades, , - and
Suinlahlng (Mods,
' • Please tall and examine my Stink, .118 always soil
at the las sit market value. • • • .
Additions cf1310Q1.41 will be.made as the Season ad
vanees
bno iloo , below Naiiin'e. 1 1' 1 V ol It".7)'" 13.1rne..t..
A.111:11TINGS,.011.0.1otlia and
a',o'Ogliliy!ti p'4,f44
.
011A0.. OCEILBY:,
+WI rj /866,
MIM=EEM
.
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,D..R 00. S.
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" To - . Whom it -May Concern.".
.G44tAiskAUe'l d & Sheifpr
jRE happy to inforaijhe:ppblio:that
theyhaTejust returned from NtlV. YORK wills
a new and desirable stock of goods-4ought aeigreany
reduced prices, which will be sold on the original and
popular principle of
QUIDS SALM AND SMALL PROFITS
DRESS GOODS,
Scotch Plaids, Wool Nadia, Zephyr Plaids, .Enipres
Ciotho Plaid Moholrs, .oitimore Cloths, Amours, Barra
theas, Alpacas in all colors, Emb. Alpsens. Wool De
Mince Coburgs, &c
Balmoral Skirts,
A full assortment for Ladles and Chl/drrn
CLOAKS and FURS!
A large and desirable stock of Cloaks and Furs.
bought In Now York which will be sold lower - then
elsewhere.
DOMES TlUB*,
Do Laines, Checks ' Prints. usllns, (Animus, Canton
Flannels and Tleulugs, all to be sold at grrat bargains.
NOTIONS.-116biery, White Goods, &e.
GENTS' AND BOYS' WEAR.
Cloths, Cassltneree, Sat[netts, Jenne, ke A full asy
norlinunt of Mager( Wu eelebruted llome-Made (Goods
always en baud.
Don't buy any hind of goods u 0111 you 11800 first
called on 11 IIJoEN NI ELD & 8111.1OFElt, to note the great
difference between tho prices asked for goods there and
IMMEIE
Bonds rorelrod daily from Now Yorh and Philad&
phin
RP:ENFIELD SLLE&F ELL_
East Malt, :Arcot, South side.
2d door, 2d.door, 2d door from corner
MMZI
BEST WHITE LEAD!
BEST ZINCI
DURE LIBEti.TY LEAD, Unsur
i pa3god for Whitenes., Fl uo Uloeo , DUrlibility,
Firmno zs, an,, evenness of sui fare.
PURE LIBERTY LEAD—Warranted to cover !nom
surfer fol. same weight than any ethm Lead—
Try it and you will ha c no other'
• Puitm LIBERTY ZINC.
Helerted Zinc. ground In Refined Limuted Oil. une
gulled in quaiity, always the same.
PURE LIBERTY, ZINC,
wa rra n toil to do more and better su'ilt at a ¢I rem 1.04
than :I , ly other—lint the Cl,:'
Mto u tactu red at Pen n cy!va nla A 1 l COLON
WUI, R 5. Ordors ex. cuted promptly by
ZEIGLER &
li7nilcsalr Drug, Paint awl Glf - s I)rn/rrs
~ , ..Sh.re Oillre, No 137 North THIRD Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Mor!•tl tea, thita ly.
Important to Millers and Mill Owners.
yler's Improved Iron Water Wheels.
Patented July 1855-56-58
H I•: following arc ,onie of the advan
or All whoel,
Ir•rr•r!1 C:t f I•rrlrr•r Ir•! tI!.• ,utter
Its durability, nn tit is not. AO out of re
pair.
It. rays In as wrII is nut bark water with the a.ima
bead.
It Is Ilia 01 iStrllt•ti'd 11110101 . It, nr other RIII/Nilllll . o.
NNlth n saltallh. lark.
It Is Ild.lllLed to 11101 head, as well as low.
It Is the steadiest ruimioq sad easiest regu [al ed wheel
in use.
••
It I. suilabio t a ell tuarldoerS. rot on and
tux , to 80., end POl/01
The •ultt.o h the Peteht I:h.ht fir Cumber
bird 0,1 Pm I. it tic , ill
111 ., t potl .•1 •• •..,lit •ti .1 teletarel urth
er ..poly, ti t.• .'.NI,II:OeN.
r Ltht. Eollhm z , pls "‘lO , O , (iski.SED Co
Cn1::.Jr.1111i01,011 lit, lit iv 0 lei 4 - 0 number of
heso atel !Wort-tam!. how h• pet them In PO
I'• g v. 111:111 the most power
?lye-rt. 11ar w: ,ere et MI pr,.pehel to
torn inh ilearlo4 suitel le t o r 1., 'I) ler olive's.
:11,trell 24, ISt.
WINES -AND Liauoi.,.
SOUTH HANOVER STREET, CARLISLE.
t 111 E 1 uudersigned, successor to D. P
tiaielton. would respectfully inform hie friend
and the public generally, that he intends to maintal,
t 1,.• eller:Actor of the alien,' house ay heretofore. and evil
beep rot sleekly on hand a large assortment of
URANDIES,
GINS._
WinSKEYS.
RUMS.
CORD; ALS
&a., &C.,
I Mal, hi• can hull as cheap as any nther establishment
, 'arlisle, If nit cheaper.
Couuly Landlora will find this a° pine° to
buy their.
WINES AND LIQCORS
Both in rept rd to q unlit). mid prie
Ills st,k IF. large find well snleeted, and he it, it
3 call hell., pun:l..3llp elsewhere. Remember th
place. South Ilanover street. diroctly opposite the "Co
unteer 'l l rintine ( II Inter's old stand (Carlisl,
November 0, 1864—tf. T. .1. I{ EH.
LOCIDIAN & BRETZ'S
NEW PHOTOG RAP H ALLERY
IN NEWVILLE, PA
L LOCH AN', long and fa vora
). lily known as our of thr br.t,
the rroolry. lawns i•onAtti 111311..1f ith (is,
no rolioent PhOtAgraplier, to carry On the Pho
toisrehhir husiiietis in New Cumberland CO Pa.
'Their okilkres Artwith a I•omplete art of the hest
ins , and a so'', rpr roost.; o Y I.IUII'I'.
rive thorn ailllllltliff, over All other , zollories for
work In this COUT,iy.
3- 15
12
rnu COO A1)11 4 ,
C.‘ III) MOTU It },s.
A \I II ItO I'ES AND GOVI ES.
public is cordla ir:vlted. All work guar.°
eed to please.
May. 12, 1805—tf
nn
\l'hccping Cough, Son, Throat, Consumptan-, and all
lineation of the Throat and Lungs.
For sale by all Druggists. General Depot, No. O. Bast
Front Street., Cincinnati. 0.
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q 01:.
LMlV.lit , `' ' PIM igiu. •T ' ..., An'
All the Medical mem and the Press recommend Dr
Strickland's A uti-Cholera Mixture .as the only certain
remedy for Die rrlicc-a and Dysentery. It is a combina
tion of Astringents, Absorbents, Stimulants and Car
mina t Ives. and is warranted to effeet a cure after all
other menueluive failed.
Fl , r sale by Druggists. General Depot, No. 6 East
north street, Cincinnati, 0.
sir , ItICKLA - , „s.
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4 71E,..,riEDy ,
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Dr. Sidelihintra Pile Remedy has cured thoucands
of the worst cases of Blind and Bleeding Piles. Itgives
Immediate relief end effects a permanent cure Try It
directly. It is warranted to cure.
For sale by all Druggists. general Depot, 6 Lust
Fourth Street, Cincinnati, 0.
~DYSPEPSIA.
Dlt. STRICKLAND'S TONIC.—We can .recommend
thorn Hut - Turing with loss of Appetite, Indigestion, or
Dyspepsia. Nervousness and Nervous Debility, to use
Strickland's Tonic. -It lea vegetable preparation, fn o
from alcoholic liquors; it strengthens the whole nor
vous system it creates a good , appetite, and is war•
ranted to cure Dyspepsia and Nervous Rubility.
Percale by Druggildsgenerally. nt $1 per bottle.—
Prepared by . 1). A. Strickland, 0 Nast Fourth Street,
Cincinnati. 0.
Dec 2, 18f.d.
TUTS, Confectionary arta Fruits, at
gaverfalclee.
CARPETS CARPETS`! I
Ihave received from New York, -all
kinds and qualities of Carpets, Oil Cloths, tdattlngs
Looking Glasses,
WINDOIV SHADES,. . • .
Curtain Materials, Table Covers, Counterpanes, Wide,
Sheeting:4.l4ll°w Muslin:4, Towelling:4, crash and all
kinds of house furnishing goods.. Also, a large et' nk
of.genersl
JJIER CHANDISE.
Persons in want of any of the above goods, are re
spectfully invited to call. • • „
floods sold at the lowest market value. - Additions
will be made as'the Season advances. '
Ilighoot cash 'pric. , s paid for Carpet 410.
Street, one door belew Martin's Hotel.
' O. SAWYER.
TO .3,1866
BOICB SEGABS S TOBACCO,C ,
• AT RALSTON'S
W HISItERS I'WHIS.KETS:I_±...
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, . . , .
,
:Do iou want Whiskers or lfouideehes ? Our Gre
cian Compound will force them to grow , on the smooth-.
est 'face cr chin, orhair on bald , heads, In Six' Wean':
Price $1.00:' , Sent by mail -enywhere, 'closely sealed,
on receipt of price. Address,' , , - - • • ,
- WABNBIt k CO. Box 188, Brooklyn , N 7
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DEM
LOCUM A N h BRETZ
NEW PHOTOGRAPH
AND
AMBROTYPE GALLERY.
E. thsumdersigned, respectfully in
-Iforl our friends and the public generally, that
we have opened a
New Sky-Ligh
PICTURE GALLERY
In the new' second story Over tho frame buildings
located a fete doors south of the Post Office, and nearly
opposite A. W. llantz'e store, South Hanover street.—
We have constructed this Gallery according to our
taste, and flatter ourselves in saying we have far the
best arranged light le town, To mend, infirm, and deli
cate persons, see will say this Gallery Is winch easier
of access than any in this place, being located on the
second story, and the story beneath being low, there
Is not such a tower of steps to ascend.
Having procured the assistance of au experienced
operator, and purchas.d the best and latest improved
apparatus, we are prepared to produce pictures equal
to any other establishment, not excelled by Now York
or Philadelphia. Suoh to
Extra .Whole Size Photographs,
Cartes De Visite, „ , '
Ambrotypes and Ferrotypes,
We shell also Introduce a now picture to this vicini
ty In such unbounded demand in the cities, called the
GEM PHOTOGRAPH.
one dozen token at onr sitting at tho low price of
$1 60 dozen. Pictures insorted in Lockets. Rings,
and Pins. and copied or enlarged from old Daguerreo
types. A mbrotypos. ion.. Am Also, ffir sale a lino lot of
Pletur.. Frames and Albums. We hope. by a strict at
tention to business and a desire to please, to reedy°
our share of the public patronage. Do not forget
the place. a few doors south of the Post Office. South
Ilattoyer.Streot.. 11.....1LL1R0.Y.K.A1if.
Dee. 2. 1004 —tf.
THE PH(ENIX PECTORAL
WILL CURE Youn Couan.
MEII
- ;
,';>7%;,-e);
THE PH(ENIX PECTORAL;
Olt, COMPOUND SA RUP OP tt 11.1) CHEltity AVD
REHM( A SNAKE ROOr,
Will curs the Diseases of the , TURCO T h LUNGS,
Sash as Colds, C ughs, Croup. Asthma. Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Sore Throe , Hourseness, Whooping
Cough, As. Its timely use tout prevent
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.
And Pven where thisfeartul disease has taken hold It
will afford greater relief than nay other medicine
Miss Kate Vanderelhe of Vol tsville, says: ••1 was
benefitted more by using the Phfehlx Inctut at than
any other medicine I ever need "
Ellas Oberbolteet, of Lionville, Cheater county, was
cured of cough of ready years' standing by tt,ing the
Phoenix Pectoral.
.liweph Lukens, 01 Hall street, Phan lx villa. eon] Hier
that he was e tired of a el) ugh 01 two years' standing,
when all other medicines had failed, by the l'heenix
Pectoral
Jarob Powers vertitlf, Llint he has sold httlitlrf,ds of
bottles of the Phdfolx Pectoral, and that all „ ho used
it bear lr•L iin 1 1 ny of ifs ~, , Judernn a liorts ill curing
coughs.
John foyer. ellitee of the " thdepentleet l'handx."
boring used it. has no hesitation In pronounclnn it II
nn pinto I.l'll MO' fv mugh i .h nrseness 14t1 , 1 Itrite tine
in the throat.
The Cluede•'• .lefier,sat lan" says •' We base
I, norm D r . oherholtzer personally a number cf yea,.
aml it gives ut. the ,:rvater pleasure to recommend his
medicines inasmuch as the public rarely hate the
Mown t of family medicines prepared by a physician of
his acquirements and experience.
Dr. Oberholtzer is a menilso of the Alumni of the
Medical Department of the Universby of Pennsylva-
Ws, at which institution he graduated in 1854
The flooding '• One.ecie" tos: ' . 'this temedy
—otde up by lie. 1,. mita., holtzer, of ithreola villa. Pa ,
:old a has acquired .111 unsurpassed leputatlon in cur
ing coughs. It Is car, fully and skillfully prepared
from Wild Cherry Bark and Seneks Snake Hoot."
Dr. Dee. U. Wood. Professor of the Practice of Medi
cine in the Univergity of Pennsv Vlllll/1 9 Physielan to
he Pen nsylvpula Hospital, and one of rho authors of
the United States Dispensatory, says of Seooka Snake
Root: "Its nation is specially directed to the lunge"
T:,' proprietor of- this medicine has so much confi
d• 11, in. its curative powers. from the testimony Of
hundreds who have used it, that the money will ha
paid back to any purchaser who is not satisfied with its
effucte.
It Is FA pleassnl to tabs that children cry for it.
Iccosts only Thirty-fire cents—large bottler $l.
It is intended for only one class of diseases, namely,
there of the throat and Lunge
Prepared only by
• LBVI 01.1E11110LTZEIt. 11. D..
Plicenixvlllc. Pa.
Sold by all Druggists and Storelteop. rs.
Johnston. J lcdloway & Cowden, No 2,0 No- th Sixth
Street, Phiudelphia. Demirel Wholesale, Agents.
D. W—Gross.B.. Co., Wholet,alo Agents ilarrishurg,,
ilaverstica's Drug Store, agency for Carli To.
N:your neuront druggist or .storekoeper does
not keep this medicine do not let bite put y,.0 elf with
some other medicine, heves., ho utak ,•s more mon. y on
it but send at once tonne of the agents for it.
Starch 10, 1805-17
Richmond has Fallen..
A VU with the fill of Richmond, we
_Clore must hvppy le zionnunee to the people. the
gre:ll decline in good,
BUSINESS DONE ON A GOLD EAsis.
GOODS AT PANIC PRICES.
Our entire stock reduced to correspond
with prices in the eitie , ,
DRESS GOODS,
PLAIDS,
DELA N ES,
MOZAMBIQUES,
ALPACAS,
SCOTCH GINGHAM, ,S:,e
CALICOS,
GINGWANIS,
CIIECES,
TICKINGS
MUSLINS, BLEACHED AND UN-
BLEACHED
all at areatly reduced rat, s. Every one 'nwant o
cheap goon!, should give us a rail. /to e are doter
mined to sell gaud, duwa ni the very lowest nick.
Bargains will coI all the rage at
Olt l(l(N FIELD A: SHEA FEB'S.
S. E. corner Market 5111.111..
21) DOOR, 2/.) DOOR, 2D DOOR.
April 7. INIIS.
Burt's Rat and Mouse, Roach and Bed
Bug Destroyer.
popular and reliable article fbr
I destroying vermin° should be used by all persons
troubled with seek pests. It never fails, sold in Car
lisle at Elliott's Drug ntoie, lLu•orstick's, • rug at Book
Store and by I/. Ralston, Drugglst. C. 51. BIOIT,
Proprietor.
13 North Eleven Areet. Philadelphia.
Pile° 25 rte per km. (Large Size.)
Nor.d.
NEW FIRST CI, A
GROCERY STORE.
rrilE Public can find, at our new
. I, Grocery Store, In the Building lately occupied by
Philip Arnold, dee'd., and next door to the Carli,lo Do.
['molt Banjo a very largo and fresh assortment of all the
different kinds and grades of
.
Teas,
Coffees. Online Et:9.nel,,
Soaps
syrups, Candles,
Molasses Salt,
Spices, Pickles,
„Sugars, Preserves,
Prepared Canned,
Coffey in Fruits,
Papers, Jallas;
V egotablbs
,Cra liberties,
and Meals. . Raisins,
Prepared • Dried
Mustards. Cui rents, '
Sauces. Dried
,
Crackers, Fruits,
(Meese, Nuts,
Sweat ;egars,
Cokes, Snuff,
TOBACCO, PIPES, Eicc.
ALSO—Rice, Barley, Starch, Farina, Corn Starch, Cera- .
allow!, :Bernina, Macaroni, Yarn - 11MM, Azurnea,
• Prun4 A, Concentrated Lye Bologna,Sausage,
Table and other Oils, Nutmegs, lacklog,
Beeswax, Chocolate, Cocoa, Tie Yarn, •
Lamp and Candle Wick, Bath
Bib k, Clothes Lines, Bed
Cord,, Spice Boxes Paper
and, Envelops, .31a t hes ~
Pewter Sand, otove polish Pia
vorlif„,, Extracts Spigots, Penn, Inks,
Brimstdhe, Mackerel. Sited, Salmon, Herr
ing and Codfish: ALSO the celebrated Ex
celsior limns, Dried liner and Tongues, Rugs, and
Matte, Shot and Load, .rushes, Brooms
,and Wisps,
GLASS,- QUEEN'S, WOOD, WILLOW RATAN
W A R E.
Vo respurtfully rile the public to cell; ex:lndus, and
Price our large end carefully selectee,' stock of VINE
PANILY GROCERIES. We buy ell kinds:of Country.
Produce. JAMES It. ALLEN & Co.
0ct.14,1804-1y
( - 1 UM BELTING ! • . •
Juot recolveJA large aiaortment of all EiZOll--.;
Gum Bolting, cluih,lloae, Gum Packing., &c., and for
Bale cheap at the Ilardwaro Store of
.1111NRY- SAXTGN.-- -
• Juno 25, 1851
H•
A MRS.-500 pairs Hawes on hand
M' all kinds. Elizabethtown pattern, Loudon
do., Common do., with and withnut patent ihateniuga
cheaper than over at IL BAXTONM, Haat, Main at.
"'July 1.1884. • ' '
A T THE. PARIS MANTILLA EMr
PORIUM, No. 920 chestnut-BE, ',Philadelphia
OPEN—Paris-Slade ,
MANTILTAS..and
-. Also. SPRING agd $U5131131t GA ItslllN4'B, of iir
own danufaeture, of the Latest Styloo and to groat
variety, ,•• •
JW. pgooToli, 3v - Co.; -
The Pirls Emporlinit,
920
,WIESTNUt Street
PRILADELPH/A.'
m an- . 11 LECTURE
-..g/Y.:: •
TOOUNGMENL-
Jae, pubjishe'On a Sealed! ilavolapo., Price Sax emits.
A LECTURE ON THE NATORR TILRATMENT AND
RADIOAL Once of Spoiinatorrisoca or Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary E'nal.AionS, Sexual Debility,and
.pondiments to Marriagegenerally. Nervousness, Con
sumption, Rplieflily,. and Fits; Mental nod l'hyircal
Incapacity resulting from Self-Abuse, &o. By BOWT
J. OULVEIIWELL, M. D, Author cf the "Green
Itook,'.&e.
The world renowned author, in this admorable
Lec
turn' clearly proves from his own experience that the
awful consequences od Self Abuse may be effectually
removed without, Medicine, and without dangerous
surgical operations, bough's, instrunnnts, rings, or
car ilals, pointing.out a mode of cure at once certain
and effectual, by which every sufferer, no matter what
his condition my be, may cure 'Remelt* cheaply, pri
vately, and radically. TILIS LB TURN WILL PROVE
A BOON TO THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS.
Sent under seal, to any address, in a plain, sealed
envelope, on the receipt of six cents, or two p.stage
stamps, by addrffssing eIIAS. J. O. KLINE& CO.
167 Bowery, Now York, Post-Offiee Box, 4586.
Oct. 11, 1864.
.i.iii: I wmiliar taint
or
in feet itin 'which we call
1 . ,
_lt, St - itol , 1 I„%. 11111 S ill
II:0 voliStittltiollS DE
.....-. i 1 1.
' ,it, 111 oltit toles of men. It
1 :
~' either produces or is
~....:..„_...._.___, 4 prodliCCll by an en
rrx.,4 , ‘, r
,\ , ii.,1,;,,i, vitiated state
7i,, a °,,; --,--. , •• , 1-- .e.---or 0,,, blimp. wherein
V.N..p , IV -5- 1 II,:"., (hat Ihtitl Is 4 oines in.
-.4 f. - ".. 1.,,qi. k ) , i , fy - frsi 71111,0,111 to sostnio
i1i . 0. „ ,42 :i: : 4ip w am ,,, , ! • ,• ,!:„! fi,r , v... in t hei 4
RL.......L - ; •,...t.ttirr-...,41 ,t , on.. action, and
! t, j...;,_—_;_,,5,N-11-...-_-, .o:.: • till ,y,tt.iti to
IA inli di-miler and
. 1..•
( . OW11111111:1(1011 i.; V•l' ini
diwar-e, low living. red .. • t', 1.,,1n
unhealthy fln], i ni.,l .• filth : nil II ltr
thehabit (letll'o.,ll. 11 I• •:'. l.y
the venereal infeetion. 1,-
it is hereditary in the tonstitutiot , . iiest.othng
"front parents to children unto tic third end
fourth generation ; " indeed, it sct•ins to lar the
rod of Hint who says, "1 visit the iniqui
ties of the fathers floe their children." 'I he
diseases which it origimitt s take ,arittus names,
according to the organ it nita, ks. In the
lungs, Si•rofula polite tuherclts.:nul finally
Consumption ; in the glands, swellings which
suptirate and become ulcerous sot-es ; in the
stomach and bowels, deranttements which pro
duce indigestion, dyspepsia, rind liver com
plaints; on the skin, eruptive and eutancons
affections. These. all having the same origin,
require the same remedy, viz. purification and
invigoration of the blood. Purify the blood,
and these dangerous . distempers leave you.
With feeble, foul, or corrupted blood, you can
not have health ; with that " life of the flesh "
healthy, you cannot have scrofulous disease.
is compounded from the most effeetual anti
dotes that medical science has discovered for
this afflicting distemper, and for the cure of the
disorders it enthils. That it is far superior to
any other remedy vet devised. is known by all
who have given it a trial. That it does com
bine virtues truly extraordinary in their effect
upon this class of complaints, is indisputably
proven by the great multitude of publicly
known and remarkable cur's it has made of
the following diseases King's Evil or
Glandular Swellings, Tumors, Erup
tions, Pimples, Blotches and Sores, Ery
sipelas, Rose or St. Anthony's Fire, Salt
Rheum, Scald Head, Coughs from tu
berculous deposits in the lungs, White
Swellings, Debility, Dropsy, Neuralgia;
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Syphilis and
Syphilitic Infections, Mercurial Diseases,
Fannie Weaknesses, and, indeed, the whole
series of complaints that arise from impurity
of the blood. Miaute reports of individual
cases may he found' in AY EH'S AMERICAN
A vii N AC, Which is furnished to the druggists
for gratuitous distribution. wherein may be
learned the directions for its use, and some of
the remarkable cures.whieh it has made when
all other remedies had failed to afford relief.
Those cases are purposely taken from all sec
tions of the country, in order that every reader
may have access to some one who can speak to
him of its benefits from personal experience.
Scrofula depresses the vital energies. and thus
leaves its victims far more subject to disease
and its fatal results than are healthy ConStitll
- Hence it tends to shorten, and does
greatly shorten, the average duration of 1.-man
life. The vast importance of these considehl
tions has led us to spend years in perfeetfflg a
remedy which is adequate to its cure.• This
we now offer to the public under the name of
ATI:riA RSA PA Itt LLA, although It Is corn
post•ll of ingredients, some of which exceed tie
best of Sarsaparilla in alterative power. By
its aid you may protect yourself from the suffer
ing and danger of thess disorders. Purge out
the foul corruptions that rot and fester in the
Mood ; purge out the causes of disease, and
e2orou health will follow. By its peetfflar
irate, this remedy stimulates the vital func
timis, and thus cgrels the distempers which
lurk within the system or burst out on any
part o f it.
e know the public have been deceived by
nutty t uiyounds of Sarsaparilla, that promised
much and (lid nothing.; but they will neither be
deceit ed nor disappointed in this. Its virtues
hare been proven by abundant trial, and there
remains no question of its surpassing excellence
for the cure of the afflicting diseases it is in
tended to reach. Although under the same
name, it is at very different medicine from any
other which has been before the people, and is
far more effectual than any-other which has
ever been available to therm
CHERRY PECTORAL,
The World's Great Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con
sumption, and for the relief
of Consumptive patients
in advanced stages
of the disease.
This has been so long used and so univer
sally known, that we need do ii . more than
assure the nubile that its quality is' kopt.up to
the best it ever has been, and that it may be
relied on to do :ill it has ever done.
, Prepared by DR. J. C. AYER & CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists
Lowell, Mass.
Sold iv 11l drugvists everywhere.
Sold by .1. W. Carlisle, arid den
ers everywhere.
11j C. HErurAN, Attorney at d
1 °1 1 117:
July 1. 1864-Iy.
•
TAMES A. DUNBAB, Attorney at
O Law, l'o. °Mee On tie south side of the
Court Hume. adjoin Illy the •• Amt. Iron Prin
July 1,1804-1 y
M. WEAEL 14: , A ttortwy at Law,
PT. u„tmv,„ „trot•t, the
,00Ice arJudew mho et. AII pi efessional business en
trusted M him will he promptly attended to.
July 1,1804.
Q.AM U 11111 BU RN, Jr., Attorney
aeLaw. °Mee with Hon. Samuel Hepburn, Main
St. Carlisle Pa,
July 1, ISCI. •
OARD.-=4- . CEIARLES . E. MA.-
...
oLAuauLtN, Attorney et Law, Office In Inhofe
building, Just, opposite the NI/tricot House,'
July 1, 1804-Iy.
P. H UMERIC ~ Attorney at Law
vi e Office on North Hanover street, a low doors
north of Gill's lintel... All business entrusted to him
will be'promptly attends(' to, •
July 1, 1804.
OSEPH RITNER, Jr., Attorney at
Law awl Surveyor, Mechanicsburg, Pa. Office on
I nil Road Street, two doors north of the Nnk.
0361lusineen promptly attanded to.
'Julyl,lBo4.
Dr: L C. LOOMYS
Porofir et St root tow doorAVtTr,V,
below South Hanover of ,
July 1, 1804. -
GEO NE:mica,. D. D.
Latta Dutnonstrutor.orOporativoDentietrynfthe
alr; : pfico at lila 4111(113n - co
oppnalta Marlon huh, net naltf ntreot,Qo,llelo, Pa.'
• July t, 1854.
•to.. ; GEORGE S SEA
'li"-MOUT, Dentist, from the Bald.
eat more Collage of Dental Sur
trn..olllce at the residence of his 'soother, ,Last,
Louther,slikt, three doors bu,iew Bedford
, ;. ..
.L . l E. BE . LTZ HOOVER, , At ; torney
.at Laiy 'Office hi South linuovor atrdati oi4asite
11outz'a dry goad - atora Carlisle; In.
deptonthary, 1,894. ; ; . ' :
ALL the leatlink •Peteut 1110(110in - es •of
the day, at Ifuvorrglek's Drug and D9ok Eitpro.l
•
. . , . .
IPES, Tobacco,: (omolung und: 'chow.
Y ll
~ Big) and Sogara s at ilaveratloVa.Dru Bo ok, aad, Bo
MI=IMI
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
AYER'S
E W S
NEWS!! -NEWS!! '
LEIDICH & AIILLH.III are just re
jlAr:elvitig at their sew and choap afore, on the south
east corner of Maio street, their trot supply of
Fall and Winter Goods,
o 'which they invite the !Tula" attention of every
patron in want of Corals desirable for the prosont and
coming Season. The stock comprises all kinds and
Tartrates of
DRESS. GOODS,
such as Plain Black, Pignred and Repp Fll4s, Plain and
Figured colored Dregs SIMI, and colors French Merinos,
French Cashmeres, plain and figured, Coburg Cloths,
all shades and colois, black and colored Alpacas, plain
and figured all Wool Moue DeLain es. suitable for Ladies
and Children's Dressos, Mohair Poplins, Valenclas
Antorican Delmines. Calioes, Uloghanis, Ac.
Mourning Goods.
Blank French MorMons, Fronch•Cashmoros, double
and single width all Wool Dol.alneitTlilbbett Slertnos,
Bomenzines, Crap° Poplins, blank and white Plaid Pop
lins. black and purplu Plaid Cashmeres, long squaw°
and bibbet Shawls, long andsquarn Blanket Shawls,
Crape Veils, Crape Collars, flandkerchlers,Gloves, Sal
morn's, Sc„ &c.
NEN AND BOYS' WEAR
Black and colored ' lot h, black and fancy Oassistneree,
all grades and qualities, Vesting's, Sattitinets, Union
Cast:ho:ate Kentucky Jeans, Shirting Flannels, Merino
Shirts and Drawers, &c. A special arrangement
made with a Drat class TAILOR to make-up Clothing at
vel Only t notice.
Domestic Goods;
Mosel. d and Unbleached Mush ns of every quality,
Sheol ing us] ins Vol IONC.CIIBO 11 Linen and Cot
ton Tablii Diapers. 'Pickings, Checks, Striped Cotton
shirting. Duni.iins,_ Loniestic Gingharns, Scotch ding-
limns, Seek Flannel • f every color, Shirting Flannels.
Factory and Shaker Flannel. for Skirtings red. yellow
ind while Wool Flannels, Can Flannels, Calicoes,
colored, cianibrie, and paper M within. Drilling Nankeens
and many other tioods in every day use.
NOTIONS IN GREAT VARIETY.
Mon's Hanover Buck Gloves 11114 Gauntlets. Berlin
Cloth, Ringwood, CZIFSIIIIOI . O and llogbk in Glovos, La
dies Rid. Cloth, Morino, dick. Lislathruad and (lotto.
Ult.ors, a full as in talent of cotton and wool Hosiery,
thr Men, Ladies Lod Children, Balmoral Woolen ; Hose
for Ln liec Misses and Children, .4)pre Hoods. all hizes
and colors Scams. Suspenders, Sontags,lllooped Skirts,
Balmoral Skirts. Umberellas,*c.,
Also. just opening a complete stock of the newest
styles Cloth Cloaks, and Blanket Shawls Carpets, ell
Cloths, )late logs, \Vintinw Shades, Looking
A= the Helmut advances M c will constantly be mak
ing additions to our stork, and will always endeavor to
ma..e our stock the most desirable that can be found
In the country. Fooling very thankful to the commu
nity for their kind and liberal patronage on far extend
ed to in. New Pirm, we earnestly solicit a continuance
01 the gam, Please eus a call before making your
purcham, as we are always ready and willing to exhib
it our goods, and can and will prove tl, t we study the
interest of our customers.
Please do not forget that oor Store is on the corner,
dire, Liv .pp..lt, Irrl nt.'s Shoe Store.
LEIDICII it MILLER:,
Sept. 111, 11,64
A. W. BENTZ
SPECIAL NOTICE,
Great Reduction in Dry Goods,
\ p \Vl Nt3 to the recent heelvj Tall in
thy pi Ice of (10141 1 hay: dott.rtniited I r,luee
c, cry Ai Lisle In ty) . inimence Steen of DSc (Inside to a
teap , ooli W.: price with the precious metal slid intend
to !rake still further ream•tion,, f rom tint,, t o ti me as
tl-1.1 recede, Inc pr ice. extensive Stork has heel,
10 clic ly itran, ti nt use pt ices end helot , • the scoot
it, seed. I lnhe this p rtunity 01 calilug
the attention ol the public to the notice. ar I van and
ill sell 11,,r than any fiimse the Hastern
',ties. Call and Esainlne for soulselv. e. listnrtnber the
1.1 stand South Nano VMS •freel colic tics i!icurt,
i it. 7, latit k 131:N"rz,
Esox, S. M. COYLE, J. M . CANDLISI
B. .1 A M I , :s )N &
Fan
h .
~!Ht coroor of ilani-vee 2,0 Pomfret
wont rioipeolfull, inhoutice to the. Public that
they ` hare just returned t ion the Kiistern Cities with
[live selected -.l.iek of l;•,1 , 0 colodsting in
putt Ili-0 iy, Cr.ivtra.
N Stitipenilers,
Shot, kt th into
-1.11. tons, Sew
!loop to, raper P.lll, l'erfutnery.
11 0 w oo l 1 , 01 ,Li e ol, t0 1 3 ile the attention of
C II II tr y J 1 ere 11 ant
to our 118 in the ci ether of pricen, a. well
eth• ruu poi taut particulars. ue enjny this great
V . :Mt:tee.cli. ,one brinvb - .four Ilouse a nd , mu l,
our tlitn 10 Philadolphla, And alwaye' p
paled t. ta , “, n 11 . . 11 t.:02 , of every Itu.•[u.eti io In I
Libel, tortiu: In:Wt. iLb us holet•ale pus oltiser
111111A11:11111d11,0111111atS Offered to buy:•rs of every Ohl
i :Loll ,11111110 (lilt Stileh.
if. 1 - 1..1 A Al-F, e 4404 k C.
=El=
New Stock of Hats and Caps
AT KELLER'S OLD STAND,
.VortA Hanover Street.
splendid assortment or all the new
'if ii ll< M01v , .111. 'frau
no : ',pen ul city and haute man tincture wit eh will
'a t Field at :he inweat cant] priers. t hats ut al I ttal-
War flout the finest Beaver anti Nutria to the cheap
art wow!. anti of all colors. unsui p lased by ally this
pli la A largo stock of
\,
SUMAIER HATS,
Palm Leghorn Brnld, 'lndia Panama, and
straw. ...ntldren, Lincy &C.
Alms a fud ahst.rt !nen oi tit 'itoys nud rbildrens
cap- every description and style,
.obsc.-iller invites:lll to ennui and examiuo bin
hock living a !Hayti...ll lo• coutl.len• .1
f:r the liberal patron
.gu be,towed lie solicits a continuance of
the saino Unit f r:et the %Land, too tours above
Shrinei . - Ho:el •11.1 tleXt to COtliMit ' R shoo store.
JOHN A. KELI,EK. Agt
N. Id Hats of 111 Icinda tondo' to order at ...tort to ti
ARCH .: ARRIVAL OF I.I'ItES
OROCEMFS-FISII OF ALL KINDS.
inongll is a large lit of riot genuine Rai
al we dry tail!, II Eltlt !NG, In nal; barrels, NI AOK Alb
at priers I hal is rattily astonishingly low.
all liinds.
SAUCES, PRESERVES,
and a good asso!tment of
TOBACCO AND SEGARS,
LIQUORS, 4• c..
at tin. lowest Intax fur 018!! or Country Product , .
WM. BIiNTZ
Jul) 1, 1814
DISSOLUTION
iitlE partnership hevetofore existing
between Charles 1. Halbert and Cranford nem.
lag, has been dissolved by mutual consent. The hoops
and accounts are In the hands o: Mr. Halbert. Tho
earnestly requests all-parties bavitm. accounts with the
late it to eall and settle them. William Hai port, jr.
having entered Into partnership with his brother,
Charles 1.. Halbert. the buqness will henceforth be
conducted under the style of Halbert & Brother.
The new 1 . 1 TM would respectfully call attention to
their Mock of
New and Fresh Groceries.
Tholi.stook is large and selected with the greatest care
and will ho sold at the lowest prices for cash. It con
sista In part tl line old Olovernment lava COFFEE,
Prime Rio do , Prime tile Roasted.
SYRUPS.—Now York, Boston. and Philadelphia Sy—
rups. of the very boat qualities.
BROWN SUGARS.—The best the market al:Nide.—
Levering's best Crushed. Saud, and Pulverized Sugars.
Also, his A. 0. and 0. Sugars, which cannot be sur—
passed.
Rice, Corn Starch, to,rrioa, Da ndellne Coffee, Essence
of Coffee, Concentrated bye, Soap, Candles, &r.
CII INA, GLASS, AND velp
V Q 11 SNV ARE.
.0
A largo and wall selected stuck .4 the very latest pat—
terns and styes, lower than over in price, and better
In quality, thah was ever offered before in Carlisle.—
Call and sou. Wooden and Willow Were, such as Tubs
Buckets, and Churns, Baskets of every description;
Children's CARRIAGES, Stoneware, Cream Pots, But—
ter Jars, Preserve Jars, Jugs, all sines..
FISH—No. 1, 2 and 3 klaokoral. No.
1 MESS SHAD No. 1 Herring.
A largo quantity .4 the celebrated Excelsior HAMS.
SALT by the Sack, Dairy and O. A. Salt.
The subscribers respeetfully ..ask the patronage of
their frlendo and the puhlic generally, and Invite them
to ,call and examine I heir new stock, at the old stand,
corner of Hanover and Lonnie,. Streets.
' HALBERT .t BROTHER.
Carlisle, April 22, 1864.
Flour and Feed Store,
1 1 FIE subscribOr'wislies to-untiouj.co to
the puoplo of Carlisle and vicinity, that be ban
opened a
FLOUR AND FEED STORE
on the South Emit Corner of Mau and Wont Streets, In
the Warehouse owned and formerly occupied by Jacob
Rhoom. Tho b st brands of FAMILY 'FLOUR, kept
•constantly on hand and delivered to any part 'of the
town. flaying perfecto , / arrangements with some of,
the first mills' In the neighborhood, I con _assort, I:6Y
customers that they will be furnished with en article
of Flour, which 1 can vouch for. Twill keep constantly
on hand VERD,OF ALI, KINDS, such as'
Corn, Oats, Bran, 'Shorts, Potatoes, '&c
. ,
T,ho highest cash prices paid fo r Grain of nil kinds
and Flour. Don't 'forgot. the old esiabllshod stand.
Oarlsl3l9, jlray 20,1804,
Important Waite;
Reduction on Dry- Goode,
At og,ilby's dinar) Cush', Store'
(AWING to did redubed priOoo of.goods
aLt tho day, I am now running of may:entito stook
of dry goods at greatly reduced prices for i.ash.
Many Articles Laving' boon purchased 'etbro thP ad
vance in price, I Auttonahle -to sell for than- ity-
Prices. All in
,m, 4 ut of 'bargains will do well to
before purchasing elsowhere. .'•
Trustee.'
OARPETING,—SeIIing of,balanco, of
tny Iltrpets ut re . duced prices. 0111i8: 01311,U36
Oct, 14, 18C4, _ Trustee.
-• , .
The Heise Oleenere'Prienu.i
Ao„LLE.N'& 004 . baiie, a ,Back,ki „ aving
artlole,thr cleaning Floors, 011 Cloth, Window',
that I" worth an ozatubuttiou by tho ppldlo. 04
and lea It. . ~ ,
HE. Allen and Eastia3nnsboro' Mu
tual' Vire Inenradco Company of Cuiriberland
ounty, inccrporated by an act of Assembly, in the
yearlB43, and having recently had Its charter extend
ed to tho year 1883, la ,now in active :Ind vigorous op.
erotical, under the superintendence of the following
board of Managers, via:
OHIO,
IND' AN 1,
lOWA,
TENNESSEE,
ILLINMS
K ENTUCK Y
yIiCUIII A N,
ISCONSIN,
cALIFORNIA
These celebrated Adapted to every '
riot; of Sex ieg atCosily ,cal. from the lightest air
lids to the liimviest cloths. They equally w....
upon silk, linen, woolen, a:1,1 vatic, ;;"• , ids.—seatning
quilting .ratliet mg. hemming, ceiling, cording, and
braiding—making a beautiful and perfeo: stitch. alike
on both , i,1,0-111: I performing species Of sewing
except button holes and t , 1l ng on buttons.
Full in for operath dechine is given
griitulirmsl) the sales room,. thi Machine
is set✓ s, ore dist nor,,. so that pm 'mil: instruction is
'peony, maul. in tk.trd of direction is cut, which Is
:utNrl,nt side.
'rice quail, ten which recotninend the 11 heeler
.1 s
I . neont) at.,l excellence of stitch, id Ike on both sides
niche fain It. sewed.
2 Sire ng tic. filminess. and durability of seam, that
will not rip nor ravel. and madewith
3. li'menom) .if thread.
4. Its attachments and wide ran app' . -at. in to
purpose , aunt materials.
6. Compactness and elegant... of waiol and finish.
6. Simplicity ail , . thoroughness olconstriletion.
7. Speed. rave of opination and management, and
quietness ,q movement
,CIIEDULE OF
No. 3 Machine, will)
Plain 10, rim 04
aft ritnnolled. GO 0
aso \i'zilout or Thihogitio 55 01
No.!! %rhino with
Plnin 00
P dished, Black Walnut, 70 00
Iluli tlas, Polls.ted, islack Walnut or .‘l.thogany 71, 00
'loll Ca,. Polished, Rosewood, 80 00
Volished, Black Walnut or )ladogauy 00 00
FW Cuaa, Polisho.., Rosowood, 100 00
No. 4 Mavhinc, Largo with
Plain Table, 75 00
MEESE
Every larldoe k sold with e 111.•nnn, 1 and 2
Machines al. a“ld efonpl.do, watt the ^,• l I :ass Cloth
PrOSS,r, Styl, 115111 , 41, vnd Itraid,r—
Whe-ler 4V Wilson', Agenoy 1,1
roll. undersigned ha:-just received,
nd intends to knee constautl) on hand a full as.
sortinent of Ihr unequalled Plano , manufactured by
Bteinwey .t dons of Now York.
Each instru MOW wilt be carefully selected In the
kinnufacto`ry, sod will he sold at the
New York Jash Factory Prices,
with the addition of Freight to Cat lisle.
A written guarantee of entire satisfaction will he
given by Lhe , übscrlber to ouch purchaser.
Persons desirous to purchase are invited to call and
examine these unrivalled Pianos, at
8. E. SlApley's Jewelry Store,
Main Street, kd door east of the Mansion House, near
tto Railroad Depot
SEOOND•IIAND PIANOS received In exchange and
kept for silo and to rent.
A. B. EWING'S
F U It NITURE WAR ELR 0 0 A
Premium awarded at the Cumberland
The subscriber bee just received the most splendid
assortment of articles in his line, ever brought to this
place—which he is determined to sell at prices that
doty.copipetition.
Parlor.
'Chamber,"
• , Dining—room, FURNITURE,.
' Kitchen and
' Ortice
Embracing even y article used by House and Hotel
keepers. of thWmost approied and fashionable "design
and finish. Including also Cottage furniture in sal te,
reception end Comp Chaim, Mattresses, 0111. frames,
pictures. &d..
tja.Partleular attention given, as usual to funeral.;
ordure froru.town_and comitry,. attended_ to promptly
and on moderate tonna.,
.61i'LE " It
July 1,1804
FAINTS AND 01.1.9 - , . ~
10 Tons White Lead, 1000 Gallons of On. Jost
roof ved wl hn largo assortment of
. _
, Vairdsbos, • Fire Proof Paint, . ,
, ,Turpentine, , Florence White, - . . ••
inpari,• '' White Zinc,, :
• Potty,._ '
' Colored Zic, 4 , '
. , . Litharge, • • iced Lead
Whiling, ' Boiled Oil, , .
. .
. 01ue,s , 7 — • Lard 011,
Shellac, • ~ . Sperm OIL :
Paint Brushes, Fish Oil. Ace , ,,•
._-,.,..,,
.
*Color,. of every description dry, nod 011 in coos and
tubes at the liardgure Store of . . ~ . , ,
July 1, 1861
.D'pe. 110103
.17LIYSIULANS wiU•find it to their ad
rr to call alidinwhatm ttotillodichies at
, ,
FIRE INSURANCE.
William It. Gorgas, Christi,n Stnyman, Jacob Eberly
D.Bally, Alex. Cathcart, J. 11. Coovar, Juba Richethe,
ger, Joseph 'Wickersham, Semi. Eberly, Moses Bricker,
Rudolph Martin, Jacob Coover, and L O. Dunlap.,
The ratan of Insurance are RH low and favorable as
any Company of the,kind In-tho State. Persons wish
ing to become members are invited to metro appllca
thin to thn agents of 7he Company, who are willing to
wait upon them at a i.y time.
• WM. it. GOROAS. President,
Eberly's Mills, P.O.
OURISTIAN STAYMAN, Vice President,
Mgcbanicsburg, P. 0.
JOHN C. DUNLA P, Sect'y. Mechan icsburg.
DANIEL DAILY, Dlllaburg, York Co. .
AGENTS.
Cumberland county.—John Sberrick.. Allen Henry
Zearing. :' It !roman own; Lafayette_ Puffer Dickinson;
[leery Bowman, Cburchtown ; Mode Griffith. South
Middleton; Samuel Graham. Westponnsborte; Samuel
Coover, Mocha. Icahn rg ; J. W. Cocklin, Sbophordetown
D. Doov"rt "pier Allan; J. 0. Saxton, Silver Spring;
John ItYor, Garlisle • Valentine Seeman, New Cumber.
land; dames fdeCau ' dlish, Newville.
York county—W. S. Picking. Dovor ; Jamet Griffith,
Warrington; J. F. Deardorff, Washington: Richey
Clark, Dilisburg; D. nutter, Fairviow ; John nilliama
Carroll
Dkuphfn co —Jacob Houser, Harrisburg.
Members of the Company having policies about to
expire, han have them renewed by making application
toqiny of the Agents.
July 1. I 'O4.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
SE ih3/ ff, d ai c Ar.;
AT REDUCED PitICES,
With Glass Cloth Pressor, Improvod Loop
Chock, New S'ylo Hammer, Binder,
Cor or, Braider, etc.
At the Railroad Office, Carlisle. Pa
Highest Premiums at the
•
INI::RNATIONAL EXIIIDITIoN, LONDON. 1862.
INDUNTRIAL EXHIBITION, PAEIi, 1861.
at the Faire of the
UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL BOCIETV,
Silver Medal at the Transylvania State Pair
September, 1862.
American lii,itute. New York, Mecham,' Association,
Boston, Franklin Instil tau, Philadelphia, Metropolitan
Mechanics 1 n.,titute, Washington, Maryland Institute
Baltimore, Mechanic,' Association, Cincinnati, Kllll
- I nAiLute, Louisville, Mechanical Association,
St. Louis, Mechanics' I nstito to, San Francisco.
At the State Fairs of
: AIN B.
V ut mo NT,
CONNECTIOUT,
NEW JERSEY,
PENNSYLVANIA,
VIRGINIA,
MISSISSIPI
MISSOURI,
Plain Tai•. 55 0')
Half nFe. Pannelled, 60 00
Half Case, P.4lRbed, Black Walnut or 05 00
Nu. 1 Nlaelilne, Sliver plated, v.ith
No. fi \Lich i 0... 1'3111,1,r. III)
I=l
Railroad and Telegraph Office,
CARLISLE, PA.
July 1,1804-1 y
STEINWAY PIANOS
First Prize Medal at the World's Fair
London, 1862.
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JOIIN K. STA73.IAN
Ourlielo, Muy 22. 180W—ly
1. 1 19)
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West Iligh Street, Carlisle, Pa
COUnly vtgricultural Fair of 185 7,)
_IIENSY SAXTON
laryang Pulmonic_ Wafers,
AT ItALSTON"B.-
- 600,000 MORE MIN WANTED.
. To-r,urtimiAsi_iTtEiT.
Spiing a n m m e r Clothing Q,.
~. • ,
IS4 : _kC LIVINGSTON,
A T his cheap Clothing, Establishment
en North Minors'. street, Carlisle, from one of
the Jurgsst end boot stocks of
AIEADY MADE CLOTHING,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, ANT:
BATS,
over brought to this place Having just returned fro
the Campaign, be acksuntledgea bin gratitude to the
ns of ettrilsie and vicinity for the extensive pat
tronage they have bestowed upon him, / Ind take's the
present opportunity to respsetfully sol eit a cwttinn
anee of the Caine. Ilia Lock of ready made .
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
is not surpassed in thiwpiace, either In quality or in
esdremo cindapneFs Remember that he also makes
elating to order; having in kin ernploy_at experi—
enced cutter Prom my extensive numbest, lu .the
ea-tern cities, I fuel confident that I cannot be utitler
sold
th o by r
any
ut other esiabllshment, either EttstOVest,
Nor So,. Livingston has always been the first
''lto supply you with clot-sing. twenty.five per coot.
cheaper. end one hundred per cent. bettor than you
I can purchase elsewhere Como and examine hp,to c k
when you want to purchase clothing.
ISAAC LIVINGSTON,
North flanover Street.
April 28, 1865
Notice of' Co-Partnership,
riIHE public are hereby informed that
the undersigned leave this day entetcd into a Co
I artnership, under the name of Delaney Sr Blair, for
the,purpose of carrying on the Coal and Lumber bush
'nese, at tau old ;nand of Oliver Delaney, near the Gas
Works; where all orders In their line of business are
respectfully solicited, and will be promp ly filled.
°INVER DELA NCY.
ANDREW II BLAIR.
Oct. 19C3— i I
. 1 1* -- Ord..rn for rota Hill he rccclr•od IlnllJert A
Fletnina'N Grocery Stun•; Robert. Alooro'g S'hor Hcal.
and A. Cut r 3 I oft Shop
- -
DELANCS'
I.l = Ordelt , for 0441 or Lumber solicited thioneh Jae
Post Cate, arrangements I ntlu g been made o ith the
Postmaster to rnarge the postage 4.n some to us All
orders punctually fill. d.
. .
_BOOTS AND SHOES.
A T the store of John Irvine, on ill
\. lb curlier of the public MUNN, IN the place to
putehase herds Shot, flat , and Caps. at mires that
defy competition,
lie hasjust eel eetw tied from the best with the largest
and most complete assortment of (hole. :hoes. likto A
Caps that he has ever presented at this community.
and which he is determined to Fell at the lowest-pos
sible prices. Ills stock erataxces ever) thing in his
line of ht slness, such as 't
MEN'S & ,BOYS' FINE CALF BOOTS,
1p Bouts, Calf and Patent. leather Ox ford Th'f, Ca ll
and patent Litt! her Gullets. Calf Nu Millets , Colt and
Rip Brogans, Slippers, Arc.
LADIES' 11' E A fi,
Fine French and Englisb LaAing Gaiters, Morocco lb f
and Kid Fiords, Fine Kld Slipper ; •. rape, Slippers, flier
'nem, and Kid Buskins, Re.,
NllB I:ti A s 1) l • 1111,I112 EN'S Nt EAR of all Itl`Fel
ip
tinny em l r a c iuefine neWrnz Morroern Ann
hest lug fluttnn toot, Morro,. I ace boo o of ell Muds
fancy shoe,• nf verinu> styles siipin.rs, Re.
fIAT. A CA t.o..,unnre. Fur end IN no! Hats
of ell qualities and .f 3 lee, ales, a large assorftneof oi
S T .11 AIV HATS.
(toot= and Slows made to elder at Lim shot teat nutlet.
/typal!, luu ppomptly trout. Coufklent of hit ability to
pleaae all elas I's of eustoukel= he regpeethilly htvitef
the public to 'rive hint a tall.
it
9_ltemethher the plßee. I: corn, of the Public
Square.
Jul) 1, ISt 4
SELLING OPF AT TIVENIW-F1 VV
eElt CENT. BELOW 0'81'77
At the si,Tl of the Gold .Ifagle,":3 doom , nhuve tb4.
Cuillhez1:1110 t 11 , 11%). hank, *llll duos I , elom the
11,4 Jlulu •treet, the 1., rend
t,[1,11,1-1 selt.etv.l stork of
WATCHES, AND JEWELRY
1,. tl,e tOll . ll, i:1 I.e sold r.lO perseet losysTtinin ap:
plai Slat/. l'liii - ittifilMfilpriseit n large aisort
meot Bold and iii vet hunting case itateL es, Levers
Lepincs. Ateerisoo sviitchesca)Fici 111 other kinds al:"
Styles.
GOLD :I ND SILVER oliALvs.
o,dd Pens and l'en/dls, Jewelry doll
Gold and silver, Mated and Sliver Via, e.
MUSIC BOXES.
ewe! ea, lety of fee:.) article,
The I'll Hill Stock of Watehniak.,
oa k. will 1.. , nlc wholesale Cl- ',tall on
the radiest terms.
I is solar' tt• tu,t clans workman all kindr
reit:aril, will t i omit...usual, at 'tortured prices..
IL PIE V.
./1 , , M 1
NEW ARRIVAL OF DRY GOODS
The undnr,hrirea Is now the , a..rge,l..
most t.14,1r.0h1e stock of goodst ver ed to the people
of etunberinnd County.
A c,.NTlete vu4 gollel'lll nose. tnient of .
Ladies Dress Goods.
An I uonoose assori moot L;fl.A DI ES .11(11'1(2k I NO and
54.0 ~Nll WU MINIM} DitP , SCIOOLI.S from the Celehrn
..... or ifogoo.o a Son. D 11.1,,.
A large to.sortnmt or
LADIES PLAIN lIONNET R1 , :11,,NS AND DRESS
TRIMMINGS
The largest stock ot NOTIONS outside of the Vasholt
Cities
A full assortment of
Cloths for Ladies Cloaking
Boys and Nlens , ear lu endless variety, ronsi.tiou
Cloths. Fancy and flaln CaFfif 10 eyes. 'l words,.lean , . and
Cottonades.
DWESTIC GOODS
nn immense ItsNoriner,t. at reagnnal.le rates.
A large, eomplet iiud varied maseronent of DU pi. EN,
is,Li 1 , 1 IC sPli s tit I and from all the celabrat.
oil Man ufaeturershl the U. S. also nallnoralh of every
grade and price.
CARPETS, OIL 6OTTIS, MATTING'S AND LowiLvo
GLASSES.
OM
A large stock st Lace and Silk ('APES, {Civ.,
itA it E(; ES, Ac., I ever from lam sermon, will be sold
we CSt remely lovrieea.
Particular att-tion paid to "Funeral ordera,"as well
as orders Of all kids promptly and punctual!) attend•
ed to.
All of which el be sold lower than City pricer; ha,
Ing been purchand before the into advance.
A. W BENTZ.
ROCERES !! GROCERIES !! !
I'. myas, has opened a new Grocery Store
ill Main Street. liliale. opposite II Sexton's Gard
ware Store. and lima - prepared to supply his friends
and the public, th all kinds of Choice Goods, at the
lowest market raft. ills stock comprises
COFFEE SUGARS, SYRUPS, TEAS,
Salt. Spi6es. unground; Crackers, Chret.e,
Coffee Essences, kb by wholesale or retail, [rooms,
Brushes, Tobact Segars, Snuff, Mulches, Blacking,
Bed Cords,
GLASS AID STONEWAIIE,
Queensware, Ce4nre, Notions, and all other arti
cles usually kept a first class Grocery.
In regard to pup lam determined to sell goods at
the lowest figure-
BUTrER, EGGS,
and all hinds of (Unity heducc, taken at niiii bet
prices.
Farmers and D: ' men are particularly Invited to
call and see the vibrated 01.11.1111\, which
has been pronouud by competent judges the most.
superior Churn obit age.
,July 1, 1864.
Carpetits and Oil Cloths
'MOW !Teeing at Ogilby's cheap cash
1 . 1 Store, a lot Ingrain, Venetiaq, 'Hemp, Bag,
and Stair
CiRPETS.
Also. Floor OIL &IPS all widths, which will be
sold for the cash the lowest rates.
011.19. WADY, Trustee.
March 4,1864
7
HAT AN CAP MPORIUk.
r IHE undejgned respectfully announ•
Cell to the pub that he still continuer, tee ITat•
ting Businets at,i old stand, In West 1110 week,
anti with a renelvand efficient ell'ort, produce trti
cies of Ilea(' Drool
Every Yalty, Style and Quality,
that shali tio 1;411 , In ketiplng with the hnowlc.,
mont of the Art, d fully up to' the ago which 'a
live.
In on hand'aisplendld ~cr••••
4 • assorOnt of ' v
• .
••• HPS ANTY . QA . I 3 S;
ci; r.
ofall leriptions, froni th a sermon Wool
to the finest Fur'd lllk DateL.and - at prices that
must Belt every t who has in eye to getting the
worth aids train 'The stack includes, .
SIOLESKIg, cAgERE, IttlAVElt & FELT HATS,
of every E tym . anoi'or and unsurpassed for Lightness
Durability and WI: by those of any other establish
„, i d ti . ; by those or any•to..—
mont In the 000 .•'• . , •
mo n % Boy's a tilldron's Hat's anti Cops, of tivery
description cons ly on hand.
• He respectful) Iles - all the old' pptione and as
many new onoe osslble, to give him a call. .
J 'O, °ALPO:
July 1,113C4. '. -.',.:
,
OEM; '
x.
FULI' sortment of Man and Boya':',"
11cothandihi, - hultibbl,le'r the - winter
Lidlep and Nisallaltnciral Bootee's. children's Poote -
of all klnde. TO and Gentletnen'agtlid Over Shoats.
Illy old 'custoni and all, In.yant of 'Poo&and ' heap -
Booth and shyrin , •pleapc:can end examine the
stoek, boforo ?Jain - strata, - nearly' oppostt
.
the Depot
• . • - CHAS.
July 7. 1804.,
1. B. 11,
YX . COLOES
AT RALSTON'S., i•
I. 4 I AiNII:L
July 1, 1804
DS,- • "
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,
, .
;' 411 lon and • quality of . Gmrotles,
• posi:Yro,h Frulla aid - ae*otableadE
pious, Wood Alitr.Willaw`Atatei,
st., quality aud to - bo„aold at the
fib ley
NEW • i`
Evpry
.Queenfiwareo ;
'obacao. Bop
Cans; Oysters
hinds and'ptt:
loves o.r.lcea
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or lize
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