: DOIIBMJEG 114 L. 1.. ,
StleetvClassical Boarding School.
Whito Sulphur Spring* Doubting, Gap, Cufnb. co. Pa,
.Officers: 1
JAMES HUSTON, A. M.; Principal. •
JNO. ALLEN BUOWN, A. 8., Assis’t. Prof.
JAMBS S. ECKELS, Tutor.
HAVING for some time been desirous of estab
lishing a Select BUUrding School} arid having at
length obtained suitable buildings for that -purpose,
the subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to his
patrons and friends, that hd will open the above
named Institution on tho Ist of October. .
Tho. location is in o small mid fouiaiUic Vale for m
kji.by an 8 shaped bond of tho North Mountain, apt
ly termed “ Doubting Gap,” and is not surpassed in
healthfulness of situation'and beauty of scenery by
any' place in (ho country. The ' Main Building is
large alid commodious, (100 feot iu length by 44 in
breadth, and 3 sturies high,) and is well furnished
With everything necessary to convenience and com
fort; .The other buildings compose Bath Houses, &c.,
to the free use U( which the pUpila Will have access
At proper Hoiirti Tho well kndwn White Sulphur
springs rise within a few rods of thu main building.
The Object of the Institution is to lit young men
for business, or .for any of tho higher classes of Col
logo. The course Of insttuction will be thorough
And complete, more attention being £lvon to thu qual
ity than to the quantity in the performance of the
student. All the branches (aught in the best-acade
mics will be .taught in this, and. proper apparatus
will be usej for illustration of the subjects, that re
tyuire it-. Classes, in Civil Engineering will unjoy
the advantage of operations in the field with Transit,
Odmpass, Chain, &c.
TER SIS i
Board, tuition, washing, fuel and lights,
.per session, ' $5O 00
Latin and Greek} ‘ 5 00
French or Hebrew} : . 5 00
divil Engineering with use of Instruments, 10 0U
Drawing and Fainting, . 5 00
Vocal and Instrumental Music, 5 00
The pupils will board in (tip Institution under the
immediate.and.ddnstantsuporfidichi of the Principal,
Wild Witt Uodldvv cdrnfdl dttedtion upon their conve
nienco and comfort. ■ Each student wilt furnish his
own towels; and bivelhom and his clothes distinctly
marked*
Tlio acadomic year.will bo divided into sessions ol
twenty viceka each, conliitcriclng On the first of Sop*
(ember. Tho regular' vacation'will occuf in July
4ril. August. Owing id delay ,tn completing the ar
rangements, tho first seaman Of tlfo pres ni year will
commence on Tuesday the first day. of October, as
slated above. •
An easy access is afforded to students by means
oflho.Cuirihorland Valley Railroad to NcwvUle,-anil
thence by coaches to thd Academy. Tho Gettysburg
and Lewistown State Road ifttssos through the
grounds. *
For circulars containing full particulars and refer
ence, address the Principal through the NewvilU*
P.O, JAMES HUSTON.
Newville, Sbpt. 12, 1850—3 in
Proclamation*
XTTHBREAS tho Honorable FiiunKnicK Watt*-
ff President Judge of the several (’curls of (’em
men Pleas of the counties of Cumberland. Perry and
Juniata, in Pennsylvania, and justice of the several
Courts of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail De
livery in said counties, and (lon. John Stuart and
idha Clendeniir, Judges of the Court of Oyer nnd
Terminer and General Jail Delivery, for the trial' ol
all capital and* other offences, in the said county ol
Cumberland—by their precepts to mo directed. dated
(fre'26lh of August, 1650,. have ordered the Court
of Oyer and Terminer end General Jail Delivery, to
be holden at Carlisle, on the 2d Monday of Novo nber
next, (being the 11th day) at 10 o’clock, in the fore
noon, to continue two week.
NOTICE is therefore hereby given, to the Coro*
wsr, Justices of the Peace and Constables of thesaiu
tfdffrity of Cumberland,-hat they arc by the said pre*
eept commanded to bullion and there in their proper
persons.-with their rolls, records,inquisitions, oxami*
itttfona, and all other .remembrances, to do thi>sa
fhtfngswhichto their olficesappertain to bo done,and
’ all those thit are bound by rocogiiizinecs.to prosecute
against tho prisoners that are or then shall be in the
jail of said coujity, are to bo there to prosecute thorn
tfsahall be just. DAVID S.UI I’ll, Sheriff.
Siißßirr’t OrncK, }
Aug. 26, 1850. y
NOTICE.
Robert Montgomery and U-icheH ' Action of Par-
Maria his wife, I tition in the
t»i. fCourt of Com-
James Kennedy and Maria' hi a | mon Picas ol
wife, and Alexander Uarr, J 1 Cumtailand ca.
In pursuMOo of a Writ 'tie Partition? Fucionda is
sued out of the Court of Common Plmia of Cumber
land county, ou.l to mq dlioctcd, the above named
parties are hereby notified that ( will hold an Inqui
sition for the |iu pose of making partition arid valu
ation of a curtain house and lot of ground situate
and being in the Dorough of NewviJlo, county ot
Cumberland', bounded* by lots'of John'Morrow on th*
ek*t,and Ur. James Irvine.on ilia wont, mu! by th*
Main street on the south, on the promises, on Thurs
day the 7lh day of November,* 1850, nl 10 o'clock ii.
the forenoon; of said l dby,«whHti' unit whore you mu
attend if you proper*
Sheriff's Office, ?
BepU.36r 1850—6 t J
tfDTiCE.
Tf&IZ'ADGT(I WOOUIHJR.Vm. Samuel Denlli
Pi. and Lucinda hia wife, William Woodburn, Jui
Woodburn, Mary Woodburn;, Margaret johnstoi
.frtdber, 000, JohbWon his’wlftvChas. Mel- ,
ich iSc Susan hia wife, Moaei lleinphiU'atid Murgcn I;
hta wife, Wm.Clark,Charles Clark, Robt.C. M’Uul- !
lough, James 11. M'Cullough, Th »*. 8. M’Oulluigi-
Roht Mickey dc Elizabeth ids-wife. Win. R. M'Uul
lough; Ohaa P.'NVOullouglij Qo>i. G*. IWCullough. r .
mlnor , undcr'*l4yofirs{ of \Vhoni John M’Uulloughi .
. father sad next friend; Hobart 0. Uoaliic, Jus. Heat
tie,Wm. Beattie; John-B.,Beattie,-Tlii)*. 0 Biuittiv
. Henry C. Beattie, (the four hat named being min
ora',) for who n : I) ivid Shields I* Guardian; Join
MLVosh James NVNcal, Hubert" A, M'Ncal, Win
. • Asper and Lydia i me his wife, Lydia Jane Ilonry
Agnfts* M. Henry, Hamuli Henry, Rtchucl M’Noal
Miry M'Nsal, Elizabeth M’Ncul, Win*. 8. M’Noal.
(the «ix l.iil named being minora,) for whom Conic
liua L. Vanderbelt is Guinliun.
Atetlon'of PVtition'in the Court of Common Pleat
of Cumberland county..
.'iti.punumco of n Writ dtrPariUiono Fociondu.
{•sued out of the Court of Common Pious of Cum
berland county, and to me directed, the a jovonnmou
parties are hereby notified that I will hold an Imjui
•Uion for the purpose of making partition and valu
ation of. n certain plantation and tract of land, situ
ttfe In NocrlonHotrushlp,Cumberland county,bound
od by Unils of Rev, Alexander Sharp, John Ooatlio.
James Beattie. Samuel Wherry, Bag, Patrick Hay*
•ml others, containing about 185 Acres, which said
tract of land the above named parties, as tenants in
' together and undivided do hold. Said In
auisition will*be held on the promises aforesaid, on
Friday the Bth day of November, 1850,nl lOo’clock
In the forenoon-of said day, when and whore you
may attend if you think proper.
DAVID SMITH, Sh’fl*.
Sheriff’s Office, Carlisle) Sept 88, 1850. fl|
EHtttc Notice.
“VTOTIOE 1« hereby given that Letters Testiimen*
.Aviary on the lest will end testament of Elisabeth
Luti, Ule of Prenkford township, Cumhorlsnd mm
tjr, deeessed. have hern Issued by the Itegislor In
end for ssld counly to the subscribers, one of whom
Samuel Margaarl, resides In Newton lownshin end
th. Other Ooorg. Drewb.ugh.ln Prenhfurd to Jnrtin,
In ae 11 county. Alt persons havlhg claims or do'
mends ageinet the estate of said decedent, ere to-
Sueeted to make known the same without delay and
ion Indebted to rnako payment to J '
SAMUEL MARQUART, 1 „
, OEO. URAWUAUGH,
g*P* aB > >BBo—i »t*
notice:.
■\Tf)TIOB Is hereby giron that an application will
bp nude to the Legislature of IhlsOoinmonwealih
•I Its rtoyt eenipn. for a charier for i bank with go
neral, banking.privileges, 16 ho located in Carlisle
Oainb<rlanj*|ipqniyt Pal, with a capital of one hun
dred thousand dollars,-ond lo bo called the Uarlisli
Bank. .- j --, ■ -
OarHalc, Inly 4,l*4o—onf
nb&vous disbASSS,
And Ot thou Complaint! which ire nml hr •“ ImpiirVd,
weakened or unhealthy condition ot the
NERVOUS SYSTEM. . |(i
nonneed by di»linguUhed jihyiiciam, both In Lurope arid tils
United'Stale#, to be the wait cahiaftf# medicine! ducavery •/
theJige.
Dr, CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC BELT
MAGNETIC FLUID,
Ik tlife'd With the bloat perfect and certain success io oil
cases of
GXNBIIAL DEBILITY,
fllrenetttenjng the weakened body, giving tone to the *Hfeus
organs, aria FriVlfeorttlflß ttft aytetn. Also I# M
CHAMP* PARALYSIS arid PALSY, tNlJi
OKSTION, RHEUMATISM, ACUTE Arid
EPILEPSY, LUMBAGO, DEAFNESS, TRE
JIOItS. PALPITATION .OF THE HEART,.APOPLEXY,
NEURALGIA, CAIH3 Ut .trie iSiDE ®nd CHEST, LIVER
COMPLAINT, SPINAL COMPLAINT; ,Bsd QUBVAIORE
of the SPINE HIP COMPLAINT, D,BE A SEB °J.
NEYB, DEFICIENCY OF NERVOUS and PIIYB CAL EN*
EIIOY, and alt NERVOUS DISEASES, which complaints arise
from one simple cause—namely; J 1 •
A Demngemont of the Kervotu flyitem;
0O- In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS. Drugs end Medicines
intfein iht Hiseast, for they weaken the vital energies of the
already prostrated system 5 while under lhe V r h*’
life-giving, vitalizing Influence of Galvanism, ea applied by
this oeouuful and wonderful discovery, the e ?bW t# 3
and weakened snifter la restored to former hkUlb, strength,
elasticity an* vlgrir. ... ,
TB6 great peculiarity and excellence of
Dr. Qhrls tie's Oelvanlo Curatives,
conalaU, in the fact that tberaroitand cure dliea.e by •«*
mn (I applieaiitn, in place of the faalltft wMS of drngglnr and
phfrtffeftlitg the patient, till exhausted Nature ainka bopcleaaly
under tKeinfllotion. , .... .. t ... .
ney itnngthtn the whole lyalm, the tlrtulalion oj
the blood, promote the iterelione, end n»«r do the iltfhletl injury
under any eircumifoned. Since their introduction in the
United Slatei, only three yeara alnce, more than
60,000 Persons
ineludtnsc all aprai, ciuaea and condition*, among which were
% large riinnber dt ladle*, vtho are peculiarly lubject to Nerv
mil complaint*, have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when all hope of relief had been given up, and avery thing
else been tried in vain I _ _ _
To illuatrste the Ule flf the GALVANIC BKLT, •upno«e
the uaaa of a person afflicted with that bane of civilUation.
DVBPEP9I A, or any other Chronic or Nervoua Divwdar. In
erdinary ca*o*j stimulant* are taken, which, by their action or
nr ueivca and muiclea of &b stomach, aflord tempmory relief,
mt which leave the patient in a lower atate, ami with injured
•cnltioa, alter the action thn* excited ha* cessed. Now com-
are this with the effect reuniting from the application ol tin
ULVANIC BKLT. Taka • Dyspeptic sufferer, even in the
■vorse aymptoms of an afUOIC, and simply tie the Belt around
die body, uamg the Magnetic Fluid aa directed. In a abort
■eriod the inaeuiihte perspiration will act on the poaitivc
lenient of the Beit, thereby causing a Galvanic circulation
vhich will'pass on to the negative, and tbenca back again tr.
die positive, thus-keeping up a contirifrotti litlvanic circula
lion throughout the system. Thu* the moat severe cue* of
DYSPEPSIA are PERMANENTLY CURED. A FEW DAYS
iS OFTEN AMPLY SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE THE
DISEASE OF YEARS.
<*rom all parts of the Country could be given, sufficient to fill
irery column in this.paper!
AH EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
rhieh conclusively prove* that
IHEDHATISM, BRONCHITIS AND DYSPEPSIA.
Rev. Dr. Landis, a Clergyman
f New Jeney, of dUtlnguiihed ilUlnmeoU end eialtei
iputstion
BiD»Kr, New Jersey, July 13, 1849.
Dr. A. H. Chrutir— Dear 6Jr: You wlfb to know of me
what has been (he result In my own cate, of (be Application of
r»IK GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE. My reply i*“
follows: ,
For about twenty years I had been tufrerlng from Dysoep.
«ia. Every year (her became worae, nor could I
obtain permanent relief from any courae of medical treatment
whatever. About fourteen year* aince, in consequence ol
frequent expoiure to the weather, in the discharge of my pas
tnral duties, 1 became subject to a revere Chronic Rheuma
tiam which for year after year, dadsed mo indescribable
angniih. Farther t in the winterof ’to and ’4O, in conaequence
• if itreaching a great deal in my own and varioua other
J.urches in thla region, I was attacked by the Bronchitis,
which aoon became ao severe u to require an immediate sus*
pension of my paatoiaV labor!. Aty ntn'dhr rgiftm wot new I
thoreuthlu protlrattd, and ai my Bronchitis became worse, to J
tlsodld my Dyapepaia and Rheumatic affection—thus evincing
that theae diaordera were connected with each other through
the medium of the Nervoua System. • In the whole phannaco.
iNiila there acemed to be no remedial agent which could
reach and recuperate my Nervous System j every thing that I
had tried for taiTh purpose had completely failed. At last I
waa led by my friends to examine your inventions, and (though
with no very aanguine hopes of their efficiency.) I determined
to try (he enector the application of the GALVANIC BELT
' AND Mr.CKbA’CK, wltH lbc MAGNETIC FLUID. THIS *a»
in June, 1648. To Hr oieat AiTortmiMEny, in two davs mv
DrirmiA had oonaj in kioiit oats I was enabled to
MKICUK MV PASTORAL LABORS} no* HATE I AINCE OMITTED
i mote service on account or the Bronchitis} and mt
Rheumatic affection has r.NTinr.tv ceased to trouble me.
■<uch [a the wonderful and happy results of the experiment .
I have recommended the BELT and FLUID,to many .who
iave beerf likewise suffering" DonrNßllVslklc alfedtibillf. THtf/
iave tried them, with haem results, I brlirle, in evert
I «n. d..r ~r, »rr «iys^«^ NDls ,
DAVID SMITH, Sh’lf.
DR. CHRISTIE’S
GALVANIC NECKLACE
sused for all complaints affecting the Throat or Head, such at
Dronchltls, Inflammation of tho Throat, Nervous and Sick
Headache, Ukxliiesi of* the Head, Neuralgia in the Face,
Diming nr lloaring in (lie Kan, Ueafucia, which ii generally
Norruui, and that distressed complaint,called Tic Duioreux.
All physicians acknowledge that these terrible disease* are
nnied by a deficitney n/ Ntrvout Knngy in the affected
inh*. Da. CinuiTir.’t Uolvonlo Articles will supply this
cilcicnt (tower; mid a complete and cntiie cure is thus cllected!
1000 Oases of- Palsy and Paralysis
teve bean repotted*to Dr. Cii'bistir and bis Agents within the
last two ) ears, which have been entirely restored,
OtT- Csr. Annaaw J. V: Tomes of Brooklyn, M> Y., had not
been aide to walk a step for near four years, and was to help
tots that ha had to ho fed. The most celebrated physicians
(*ve him ur>. to five days after lie commenced westing the
1 1si.vs nic Belt, Nrcm.Aca, sisu Dascr.t.avs, he walked
•cross the room, end In three weeks he hod perfectly recovered
'.ill health. Captain Totftci U seventy y'dara of age.
FITS . AND CONVULSIONS.
These alarming sad terrible complaints are'always esussd
by a itrnrniestrM e/ rte Kin". The Dr.r.T, Dj.c i.STi.bu
Ku'io wllf cure nearly every esse, no mailer how young ol
old the patient, or how confirmed the complaint Numerous
i,ind astonishing proofs arc In possession of the proprietor.
nr?- Many hundred Certificates from all parts fifths country.
<»f the most eatrtordlnary cheraoter can be given, If ruqntrea
fin- Ne trouble or Inconvenience attends the use of DR
CHRISTIE'S QMWNW JiHTICI.F.9, end they may
be worn by the most feeble and delicate with perfect ease and
iiafety. In many ease* the sensation attending theh use is
1“® plVi.er.l end H ru*hU. They can be sent to any pari
of (he country.
Prices: _ ..
The Galvanic Belt,
The Qalranlo Ntroklaoa, Two
Th* Oalvnnlo Br*o*l*U, On* Dollar
Tb* M«jn*Uo Fluid, • On* Doll**.
firs- The article* ars accompanied by ftrH and plain dlreo-
Unni. Psmphlels with toll particular# may be had of the
authorised Agent.
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
Of the most Undoubted Character, '
11 Truth Is stranger than Fiction."
CURB OF.
Palsy and Paralysis*
DR. CHRISTIE’S
GALVANIC BRACELETS
Vr. fuuml of ,ul isrvko In cunjtl Contnl.lon, or Vlu.
liia.modin Complain!., mil gnntral N.tvoiu Almliani ol IM
Head anfiipar extremities Alio In Palsy and Paralysis, and
ill diseases caused by a deficiency of power or Nervous
Knergy in the limba or other organa of tha body.
Tlo Doloreux and' Neuralgia.
These dreadful snd egonlalng complaints .re fwwedfalely
rilitved by the applieatlon of the OM.vsmc But. N»'«ai.*ca
and Fluid. The Belt dlflbsea the Mretrlelty, thniiiK « th*
gyitcm i the Necklace has a local cft'cct, amt the Fluid acts
•nreetly upon the affected nerve*, lu these distressing
HffliclJonstlio application NEVER FAILS.
PARTICULAR 1 CAUTION.
(tj* Bonn of Caunttrfiili and IKtrlUdl imitathnii
O. O. MORSHBAD, M. Dn
GENERAL AGENT FOR TitF. UNITED RTATEH,
1W Dresdvrsy, New Yolk.
For *ale in Carlisle, I*a.,*by tho a eole authorized
Agent, BAWL. ELLIOTT,
November 18, Hdft—lycow -
fIARPKT BAGS «nd Travelling TrnnU'a, A'targo
\J assortment, and of a superior quality, just teem
ed and for salochoap by CAAS.OUILBV,
I* October 17, iB6O - .
ExtrAttVdluary tbe
price of
I HAVE just received the largest and cheapest
stock of HARDWARE, Glass* Paints, Oils,
Varnishes,. Saddlery., Carpenter’s and Cabinet
Maker’s Tools, Mabogohy Vaneers, and
of Building Material ever brought to.-.Carlisle',
consisting of Locka\ Hinges,.Screwy Nails and
Spikes. Personsaboutto build will lino it greUu
ly to th'elr Advantage to look at my stock before
purchasing elseWheVe. Come arid see
and hear the price and you will be convinced thiU
this is really the Cheap . Also,
instore, anvfl3, Vices,nlb& arid jraVp’s, and a corn*
plete assortment of Wail’s fleet Bar Irpn, also
Polled and Hoop Iron of all sizes. I also
the Thrnnomeier Churn, Made by Mr. Get* Span
gler, the best article nottr in llobV .. , r; .
SCYTHES.—I have just received my Spring
stock of Grain and Grass-Scythes, manufactured
expressly for my own sales, and.warranted to be'
a superior article. Cradle makers and'- others
will find these Scythes to be the best article in the
market, and di the ioWsst'price, whblesale and
retail, at the old stand in Norihi*;Hanover street.
JOHN P. LYNE.
May 30, 1860. -
liardWarc*
JUST opened at the new and cheap Hardware
store of JACOBSEN GR,ane>V assortment of
foreign and Domestic Hardware, consisting of a
full assoHidanl of locks dtid latches of every style
and kinti; Hinges, screed, Holts, anger
bills, chisels, broad and hand axes,, hatchets,
drawing knives, planes and. plane bills; hand,
pannel,and'rippingadws| nijUand crosscut saws
of Roland’s make, warfAtea aoodj a gttod assort-,
rtienl ofciicdtdf daws, warranted; trdfce and Halter
chains ofa stlperiorqualily that has never been in
this rriarkel before, hoes, shovels, spades, forks
and rakes: kniffes and forks; • r^*Jvjia n?, n,an j*i}r? SB
candlesticks; an asdo'rlnienl of BrUflnfa and Gldsd
Elherial Lamps, spoons, shovels, tongs, water
dnd Iron lea kettles, kettles,.Ce
darware, anvils, Vices, files and rasps, of every
kind and price.
Witts’ bar irrfrij Hoop[and baijd I fop, cast; Shear,
Spring and blistered steel, warranted good.
ifiO Boxes window glass, lower than ever.
200 kegs WeiHWni’s pilre tfhllb lead.
4 barrels Flaxseed oil, 100 galls. Turpentine.
Please call at the well , known store of Jacob
Sener, North Hanover difeet, nfedt doof to Glass’
hotel, Carlisle. .
May 24,1810
CW nmt ciicap Unrdtiai'c. Store
Bait High Sired, oppmnite Ogilby'i Dry Good «
Slort,
THE subscriber has Jtfst O’pfenfed ft* forge stock of
goods in his line, which he bus just purchased at the
lowest rates and will be sold at prices to suit the
times. His stock comprises a full assortment of
Building articles, such as Lucks and Latches of ev
ery desption, Hinges and Screws, Wfrfdcwf Springs
and Bolls, also, Mill, Cfods Cut and Circular Saws,
Hand, Panel, Ripping and Back Saws, Broad . Hand
and Choplng Axes, Hatchets,. Chisels. Augers,
Planes and Plano Bills, Braces arid Bills, Steel and
Iron Squares, Plumbs, and Levels, Wallers and
Trays, Trfble rfrfd Pocket Cutlery, Table awd Tsa'
Spoons, Brass, Bell Metal and enameled Preserving
Kettles, Hullloware, &0., &c., also a full assortment
of Sadlery and Carriage Trimmings.Patenl Leather,
Monocco and Binding Skins, Cedar Ware,
Shovels and Spndef, Ifrfy and Momtf6 Fo.ksf Gar
den and Corn Hoes, Window Glass of every site.
Paints and Dye Stuffs,. Oil, Varnish,
Mahogany 'Veneers and Mouldings, Curled Hair,
Moss, Deer’s Hair, Sofa Springs, dec., &c.
Also Bat,- Iftfmt arrd Hoop. Iron, Cast Sheer,
Spling, and Blister Sfeef, Kails, SplkAtf and Brads,
Grain and Grass Scythes, Scythe Bnathrf, Scythe
Stones, < -
6 Barrels, Fire and Water proof Paint, assorted
colors. ‘ ‘ ■
Carlisle, May 16, 1840.
At P. Monyer»s
CARLISLE, PA.,
18 the place where country merchants and (he pub
lic in general, will find the largest and best at’
sortlnenlof
Confectionaries,
ever offered in this county, manufactured of the best
material eapressly for the Holidays, and will be sold
wholesale or retail at the Old Stand of the subscriber
North Hanover street, a lewdoorsnotlh of the Uank,
where all are invited to call and examine for them
selves, as it would be impossible to mention all the
varieties. He would also call attention to a large
assortment of Fruits and Nuts of tbe latest importa
tions, consisting of • •
ORANGES, LEMONS, RAISINS,
Figs, Prucns, Grapes, Citron, Dates, Atmdhds. Eng
lish Walnuts, Cream Nuts, Filberts, Pea puts, Co
coa N uli>, &c. ( In connection with the above he has
Just received a la rag'd’ ftoftmont of English, French,
and American
Toys & Fancy Goods,
consisting in part of fine French Card and drwing
baskets of entiicly new patterns, Fancy boxes of
( wood, paper and gUofc, Wox> am)* ut?¥ef DulMteade,
Kid and Jointed.Dole*; Huekel, Hell Hone,and other
Rattles, Games and Eunice of the latest style; Fur*
oilure, tea sells, and nine ill bdke*, fiddles,'guitare,
pianos, accordcons, harmeonlcamydrurriF, gUns, and
other articles of flfor, Ofass and'China toys, mantle
otnariidrit's, in boxes, woolly dbg*, wagonsond
wheelbarrows, tubs,’cradles, tfonh's Arks, masks,
marbles of all ktittls, fancy soaps, colougno, ox mar*
row, shoving cream, BhiV and clothes brushes, Ac.
He hos also on hand a prime lot of FREBIi GRO
CERIES, constating of Uolfros, 'Pa is. Sugars, Mo*
htlrtes, Crackers, Onecsf, Spitedcf oil kinds, ofl(T in
fact all articles in the Grocery tin-*, which will be
disposed of at the lowest rates*
Orders from a distance thank'uUv received and
promptly attended to, \ P. MONYER.
Carlisle, Dec. fVMHth
LUMBER! LUMBER!!
11 ri'ii A Co.
TTAVKonhnnd nl the old Slrnd, west end of
fl the old Havrtebnrs btWglf, down at’tfldrlv.r.
7,000,000 feet'of tho cheapest h’ul best lurriber on
the bank, consisting of Panel, Ist Common; 2nd
Common and refuse Hoards, end Plank of 1, Is,
Is, and 2 inch thickness. Also, Poplar Plank,
Scantling, and half Inch Hoards, a large quantity
of long Shingles, Fence Rails, Juice, Scantling,
&o.
They have also a steam Shtf Mil! in operation
and ean furnish building limber nt the shortest no
lice, fence hoards, shingling and plastering laths,
and are prepared to furnish any article in the lum
ber'llnrv
CCj" Dry Hoards on hand at 1 per M.
Also good 2nd Common Boards, 16 feot I Cliff,
at 11 per M.
The subscribers hops by strict attention to bo
siness, and a determination of selling lower than
any oilier yard at thn river,, that (he public gen
erally will, call and see theirstock before purchas
ing elsewbert*;
May 30.1650.
doctors could not cure.
Mf* COhKELliis 11, Kill Til. mrcienl, Cellini Clnln, ISHI
Co!. W P, J.ou.r, 16. 18411, ..1.1,1 Pour Ba.hT’a I»w*> Pol.
1 MolflKT B»LHM. and ElT«.or,.mnC«rlT
PIANO FORTES. I Si soldi *nd I 4btillmmodlnfcly mother aupuly t fot ttitf itlt
THE LARGEST,CHEAPEST, BEST and moat
I ELEGANT oaaortmonl of PIANO’ FORTES l.drbaro from a bad of danaerou. «nd aorora akkneaa. which
iiTlhe United SlatPß, con alway. bo found .t tho ”9“™;;
wdrebouaoof thoaulißcribor|l7l Choanutatrrat,above bad pronounced iho caaoAon.i.i.,aho commenced iablna.*aa. a
Fiflb, at Iho old aland Occupied more than ■ third of Behnm —and now aha la well I
century if SW George Williß, mua |o pubilah'or: Tor aalo In Carlial* Vf Sf. J: W- Win. and S
1 HARPS W.lhwllek, by W/d. B; libya and J. C& G,
"oROANW- ' if, Altick in Slilpponahurg;by Win. Loyd In Liaburn.
° tmSnimito byJ. F.Spabr in Moohanlcaburgi by J.II. Horronj
SERAPHINEB, Nowvtlloi by J. M. Lull In Ilurri.burg) end
. , . AOLIANB, L ,-enta in aft paiu pf Iho Slalo. All lollota and
freak from Ibo moat celebrated Manufoclurara in New mll ,i bo nddroitcd lo Wallace Jo-Co. 100
Yorkfßoaton. Baltimore, Philadelphia, and elaewhere, n ro ,g w ,y, Now York.
Sold, wholesale and retail, at the makers tosh fltircli 38.1850—eowly
OSCAR O. I). CARTER, 1 m ’ * •
, 171 Cheinut at, Phlla.
| February 31,1850—1 y
joiin UH.WOISOT,
A TTOIINEV AT I,AW—Odlcn in the lioiibo
£\. of Miu MnGinnis, nfnr the «lor«of A. &W'.
Uenlz, South Hnnnm nlreM.
CniUsle, Ap?lf 4j ISSO'-lj;
PIRFFY! PIRIFT!
For tlie and Heallli are in the Blood.
There 1* not brio oi* nil tho various remedies purporting to.be
Purißors of tiro blood, that begins to vastest «| muc* Purifying
id Htnling Virtue at ■ ,
BRANT’S INDIAN
PIRIFVIXII EXTRAIT.
This Pubifieu la tpkol/y prepared from,, Yegstahles, and cures
the moft obstinate, and long-standing diseases of the ,brot)q,
without' puking, sickening, or debilitating, It cleanses,
strengthens, invigorates, makes now, healthy . blood, and gives
acts vigor and new life to tho whole system.
H U N DS. . „
Have been ellrdd the past and present years, of diseases of die
blood, by lAts Purifier— and such cures were made too, by the
use of '
Pour Times Less Quantity, and at •
tfour Tlih.bp,Leas Coat, .
than such diseases can be e urtd by Sarsaparilla, or aHybther rem
edy that has been as yet offered to the public. .
Wo wUu It wefe possible to publish to the world, at one view
. MANY THOUSANDS
that are now mviko and enjoying good uXaLth, whoacknowl
Rtigo themselves indebted, to the purifying and healing efficacy
of Brunt's Mian Purifier. . This PuatPtßn cure* .
* fHE WOR6T SCROFULAS,
nnd mil impure diseases .of the blood! via'*: Staid-Head, Safh
Rheum, Rheumatisms, Eruptions, Pimples an the Fart. Pitts, Riles,
Ulcers, Veiliv'eneti, Mercurial Diseases,ftivfK .Complaint, Paint
in the Hack, Side, and Limbs, Ruth of Rlood to the Head, etc* etc.
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
It is a question of no small importance for tho afflicted to do*
ld«, which, of all tho sarsaparilla* nnd other remedies, is the
CHEAPBST AND MOST CURATIVE.
Wo say, llront’t Indian Purifier is cheaper and more curative—
because, on.e bottle df It, tVlilcH baft bb bought Ibr One Dollar, con
tains FoUit Times &s much medical efficacy ns one bottle of Sar •
taparilla, which also costs one dollar, if wo hereafter prove that
sarsaparilla 1s as dear at one dollar a bottle, as Brant's Purifier
would boat four dollars a bottle, bccmiso the Purifier contains
oastTßß MSPICAt. rppicacv than sarsaparilla, then sarsapa
rilla should be sold at twenty fine cents a bottle, to be as cheap as
the Purifier at one doJIaK But as.odr assertion does not prove
did grcMtir poWor and medical virtues of this Purifier, when
compared with tho best Sarsaparilla*, we shall therefore show
how much disease has boon cured ■
BY ONE DOLLAR’S WORTH.
The tint cam na «(nlo. is thjli cure which Was effected in Mr
J. B. JtatkiH, of IlombJ OnelUH.Pj)., H. Y.j slid wo riak nht Any
of- our veracity, when wo say that this Is the p%ott un]ocktd-/or
«nd A'tyufw fiuh of of to'..
Most Horrid Scrofulas
etef Has been fy|Y(t.Aloc«jhp World was crested | am! this
vm cured by Ten Times Less of Brnht's Purifier, and at Last
Cost, than ever, a case half as revolting and hopeless .was
cured by Taw .Times as much Sarsaparilla. For full partlcu*
IlmKlH states•ifrfit.fiß.ttad bcetiicWflhcd tn hla bed Out
Year, and was not expected to live tuentyfour keen logger, when
he commenced using the Purifier: his neck was eaten nearly
off from ear to enr-r* hole was eaten through the Windpipe —
his ear nearly eaten out—the use of oat arm destroyed— an Ulcer,
as large as a man's hand, had nearly eaten through bis side— and
there were on him In all. ...
Ttfcdiy Liirge; Deep, Dinchnrging Vlccrx,
—that the firet bottle he used, enabled hint to gel off of Me bed
where he had been confined twelve months—the second bottle
enabled him to ret oufofjhe hpufe r tha third bottle enabled
fftra to tedlh tish mite, and .that too Uf* of Y . t
ONLY TWELVE BOTTLES,
cured all the Ulcere, and restored him to health and strength
so that t]* was aUr 16 woii sad attend to business again, as hs
ff< Tb£ cure*!* to Wit
messes' Vis. : by /led. Thos. Williams, <me or Ibn most respect
able physicians of Rome—by Mr. «. R. Broun, proprietor and
.keeper of (Jjq.Wcjl flonie hotel—by Messrs. Hisse! 4 Leonard.
Wholesale and retail druggists, and by eleoen other persons all
rfcslAuou of Boitw. ' } t
BRANT’S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM,
Has cured ,lesi|, shadow of. doubt, very many
the mgft strongly developed cases .of ulcerated- ahd diseased lungs
—such casfes as were never cured by any other medicines—and
which were so Utterly.fifipflfsf, that the diseased persons were
pronounced by physicians and friends, tp Ip actually Dvina..
It possesses nil the cltnhVing, and purifying virtues nedrly as
powerful and nctlve as the prepays lion which we.csll n .
BRANT'S IN6IAN PURIFYING EXTRACT; ju
This differs from that, because this possesses several oYiif a
medications which are ptcullaily adofited to, and are essentially
necessary, to cure
COUGiIS and CONSUMPTioNS,
and all dUoases of a pulmonary nature, such diseases as usually
prove so fatal under ordinary treatment, when they attack
Tiff ffreasf, Throftl, Lang's, anff Heart;
HENRY SAXTON.
Tin's Balsam heals and cures vlrers In tho Lungs,and elsewhere
internally, as certainly and easily as the Purifying Extract
sursi ana heals ulcers ettemally. This Balsam cure# Nine cases
of Cough and Consumption out of Ten, after all other remedies
hare jailed to do good.
Thousands of c6Nsfn»iPnoNaf
nmt Chronic Covght, abundantly prove its unfailing efficacy In
such diseases, and Iti undoubted curative power,' and soothing,
healing properties Id the complaints and diseases, viz. t
Spitting of Hlooi, Binding ml the Lungt, Pain in the Bitmt sad
Side, aighl‘Smemti, Ntrvont Complaint*, Palpitation of the Heart,
Cholera Infantum, and Stunmtr Complainte, In Childrtn
and Adults—and A LI,
female Weaknesses and complaints.
No remedy that baa teen offered to tfco public, has tfer been
half as certain and ejfecfus/in tutoring Ath the Incidenlal sses*
nttiet and irregvlorilitt of the sox, as Chant’* Pui Moniiv
n»i.BAM., It makes no difference whether the derangement 'he
suppression, excess, or other saeWeatal weakness—lt Rr.OU
LATKB ALT., by etringthenimg the system, oomoNotiur the cjre*
lotion, and SOOTHING and ALLAYING NERVOUS IHIUTA
UILITY. Set our Pavtphleti for proof.
CHANGE OF LIFE.
From the Ctrl to the IF****, and the Woman at miiilt *g*~~
the one cure l» aeetltialtd, end the other so gradually svpprtiiid,
as to prevent rmjr of tho /«»•! disiosts that frequently arise to
consequence of such change. ,
CONSUMPTION!
A DYING WOMAN CURED.
We state this cure to prove the power to mi It/e, when Iti#
Balsam Is used, even after the person is conndtrti, by physician
and tiiends to bo Itf the last slants of distast— actually dying—
•ltd, in this case, to far gone, that tho shrmsd end OurtW elolhet
Were bought For the parlimlort of this case, and the nspicfs
bit and unAouhltd proof of all the circumstances and facts, we
refer to our PAMPHLETS. • . , „ .
This cure was effected on Mrs. ZIDA DYKEMAN, of Bolhlou
Boa, Saratoga Ce.. If. Y We can prove beyond a doubt
Other almost totally as hopeless, and innumtfohlt cases of Coughs
and Cansumplteat CUUKD, which were pronounced tneuraMs by
skilful physicians.
XJVim COMPLAINT.
ffeft the euro of poll, UulharrL, of Stamford, Conn . and others.
DYSPEPSIA—Bco Ihft cure o! T. S. Hi/cox, merchant
of Attica. Wyoming to., If. F, and many more,la our Pamphlets.
Nervous Diseases and Derangements
are Cured hy /bent's Balsam without fall.
HYffENTERY and SttMMEIt COMPLAINT In CKiU
drtn and A«Ml*—and
CHOLERA INFANTUM,
are ofwsy* emrti by this Raliam. c. , ' •
'l*lllB IUCa'AIM la the Mil aKodynt Ih thli world (O'imlA* tW
Otllet crrii*. fretfol cblldrcn to *Urp, and cau»e them lo rtit f
illy ; and yet It dot* mot contain any OPIUM, LAUDANUM, or
I’akroohic, and therefore, never Injure*, afl'ccU, or dlseaara tbs
brain aa preparation* of opium do, Weekly Children wlllbe
cimif* yi.Kaur, rtk/imtV, rfnd iikaatt, and grow rapidly by IBIT
nte of thia Balaam. .. ,
Hu molher need ever mourn the death of her child by Choi*,
era Infantum. while tetifHtrig, If BRANT'S PULMONARY
BALSAM be admlnlalered. U ahould be, for auch caaee,
given In larger than thn ordinary doaca . . t t
Doctors cail it wonderful i
. BOUT. IRA JOHNSON, of Lttinglon, Or«a* Ce*,. N ‘
to ua. January 1.t,1M9« *
aitonUhlng eftrcUof your BRANTS INDIAN PULM«WAR*
BALSAM. by having wUnoaacd aome moil w.
Consumption produced by lu uie. In Montlcello,rfulUvan Co.,
Now York, about a year alnce 5 and have alnce felt analona that
lU great efficacy might become more generally hiiowiu Tne
lastsummer I had a brotbcrln-law/ralto •Ick wUh
Aid 1 felt conddoiTt, ffofH'what I had aecrf of the elffcacy Of
Brant's Balsam, that If I could procure ll lor hi# uae, 1 1 would
cure him; and aa wo could not find It In this county, 1 went to
Sullivan county, about ninety mile*, and uy eraUmf*
tleai hut before I rulun/i'd wilH llf6 raidtulnfi, hoofed. Oho Of my
neighbor# wm then very much afflicted with pain In the breaal
and aide, end with auch a stricture and llahtncea acrtii* hi* cheat,
Uiat ho breathed with great difficulty, lie used ono bottle of the
medicine that I brought, and It gave immediate relief; and cured
him. My wlfo baa u*«d another bottle, and ahe aava It haa done
her more good than all tho other medicines ano oyor took.
From the bonoflt thoae peraona have derived, and froirrmy rods'
ommondfltioni, from what 1 bad previously hoard and acen
of lu good works, many persona here are now wanting tne
: medicines; and aa there fa no agent In this town, they Imho per*
i auaded me to write for an agency. ■■
I Youra. roapoclfuUy, IRA JOHNSON.
lUHribr Klont.
TUB Merchant Mil(at Sprin* tforgo ii offend for
rent from llio lit of April* 1851
Sept. 9G« 1850.
CORN'AND POTATOES WANTED' AT
THIS OtTlfcE.
■-Kew-Arrangement!
Daily .tide it Stagw from ariisie to YAtki
THE undersigned; owing to the increased travel
between the above named places’, midto afford
corresponding facilities to the public, begs leave to
announce that he is now running a dolly line of four
horse Stages between Carlisle and York. His stock
has.fccbtilty been much improved, and his coaches
are new. and cdmforlablp. They leave Carlisle every
mornlHg al fc o’clock, and-ardent York at I P. M,
in time' to take the two o’clock tram ttf cars for Bah
timore. ’
Returning, will leave Yoik about I’o’clock P. M.,
or immediately after the arrival of the cart from-Bal
timore, and;reach Carlisle the same evening.
• Fits,—'Thrdiifch ticket's ,lrorH Cat|is\e,, to Haiti*
more, or vice versa, will be furnished at the low price
of 13 00:
plendid Livety Establishment*
II would also take tills. Opportunity of fyihjrnuns
his -mctiils. 'dnil the public generally, that he has
lately made valuable additions to his extensive Liv
ttv ery, in HORSES, 0 ARRIAGES, eft
BUGGIES.SADPIiE HORSES. JfSSS
Ac... and thatfie is now nrepared&lf s.
to accommodate them wlln any article in his line of
business, and at a moment's notice, and cm the most
reasonable .terms. Persons desirous of riding in fine
vehicles, okpn. fine hbyacfc, aro, rcque»ted to .call **
his establisttmbht before going efoewherej.as,m all
probability they will save a little change by so doing.
Persons visiting Carlisle during the Summer se son
can at all limes he furnished with good conveyances
to either of tHe following watering places in its im
mediate vicinity—Carlisle ..SprlhgM GUVHitg ,GapJ
Warm Springs, Perry. county, or York Springs,
Adams county. G. H.
Carlisle, July 18, 1850—3 m
r pHE subscriber Would inform hits friends and the
L public generally, thnl ho has taken the room on
the corner of North Hanover street a d Locust Al
ley, in the room lately occupied by Moses Bullock,
as a Chair Manufactory, where ho will keep constant
ly for sale an elegant assortment of
Cabinet Watfe,
such as Secretaries, Bureaus, Workvlands, Dining
and BfeaEfdalToliTfeS. Co'rd, Plcf itffd Centre Tablet;
French, field, high and low post Bedsteads, &c.; to
gether with every other article of Cabinet Ware—oil
of which he will tell very cheap for Co«h, or ex
change for Country Produce, at market prices.
..Jf Setlecs, Rucking Chairs, and
tT“j ftvety oibef* aflicle manufactured in that
branch of business. , Ho would also
inform the.public that he has recently
a shop in Churchtown. Allen
township, where he will keep constant
on handle thing in his line.
Having provided himself with a splendid He ir e
COFFINBwiII .be made on reasonable terms, and
funerals, in town or country, will be attended with:
out extra charge. Ho, respectfully solicits a share of
public patronage,.confident lhal,he;cnn
ral satisfaction. . J. ft. WEAVER.
Carlisle, June 20, IB6o—ly _
11 1 am a man, and doom nothifift winch relates to
man foreign to m> fe&ings.
HBHSua||i] Youth & manhood.
Bmiillllß X vrooirous MFE,.
A PREMATURE Death.
Self Pre'fftffVattbn.
051 T 25 CBHTS.
This Book, just published, ia filled with useful in-,
the V}fr;ipjliro am} tf the Ge
nerative System. It addresses itself alike tj>Youth,
Manhood and Old Age. and should bo read by all
Tbo valuable advice and iniprcoaivo warning II
givea, will prevent years of misery and .aOeting and
aarq o'mrtrattt, thousands of lived.
Paubwts by roatlim it, will learn how to prevent
the dcatruction of their children.
1 A remittance of SB cenla, encloaed in o letter, ad
,,reseed to Dr. Kinkelin, Philadelphia, tflll enanre a
book, under envelope, per,return of mail. r
Dr. K. fifteen jreara rcaidont phyaician, N. W.
.corner of Third and Union .tract,between Spruce and
Pine, Philadelphia;,may be consulted confidentially,]
Ho who places himself under tne cafe of Dr. K.v
may reiigioualy confide in hia honor.na a gentleman,
end confidently rely upon hia akill ae a phyaician.
Peraona at a diatanco may address Dr. K. by letter,
(peat paid,) and be cured at home.
Fickage.of Medicines, Direction., Ac., fofwardod
by .ending a remitfirWce, trtltf put up eecute from da
mage or cariosity. ; •
Booksellers, News Agents, Pedla'i, Canvaaaera,
and all others supplied with the above work at very
low rates.
Fobruar-'
7, 1800—1;
NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
. Confectionary Store.
\Vtst Main St., nearly oppoiile Rhttm't Warehoutt.
MMIE undersigned haring commenced Ihe manufac
i ruling of ALL KINDS OF CANDY, i »|iened
o Confectionary and Fiuit atore, would call tho alien
lion of Town and Countiy Merchants to their ndrer
tiwment* .
They wilt manufacture and have constantly on
hand.
ALL KINDS OP CANDY,
which they will wholesale and retail at the lowest
prices. Alan ail kinds of Fruit, such a. Oranges.
Lemons, Figs. Hsisins. Dales, Prunes, &c. Nuts of
overy kind, viz: Almond«,CrtCi»a»nuiH| Filbert*,But*
ler-nuls, English Walnuts, Ground-nuts, Ac.
Fancy Articles and Toys
of overy description. Tobacco and SaoAaa, Hoc*-
HRis'a Miiraituri Watrh, and a variety of other art*,
clea too numerou* to mention.’ • ,
They would rcapeclfully aollcll a nhare of public
pattonaßo. A.
April U, 1850 B. W,IIAI>WAN.
' \VHUc-Wn«tHM{| out iromi.
W*S'Would mile-uicufi a Room wht It the yean buy
fajpir at 9 eenlo « pi«e« ?
BAVIN G made arrangement with the mane
ufaoiuteis at the East for a constant supply nl
>Vnll Paper, Bordets, Prints for Fire Beards, and
Window Blinds, I can sell them ns low as they
•an bo bought in Phialdlulphia. Persons wonting
Paper are requested to dill and examine my slock,
where they can be suited with any pattern of
Boom or Hall Paper and Borders In the greatest
variety at least 311 per cent, less than any other
dace in town
Carlisle,
Dr. I. C. Eotiml*, -
WILL perform all operation! uponlhe Teeth
that are required for their preservation,
auoh ae Sealing, filing, Pluggingt&e,, or will
restorelhe loan of (Ireth, by mrtrflUl(r Artificial
Tqolh.from a ainple Tooth to a frill a'e'u.
I7*Offioeon Pitlßlroot.afowdooraS'out of
the Railroad Hotel. ' .
N. B. Dr.LoomlswillbeabaantftomOatlielo
thelaetten days,ln each month.
December 14. 184tf, ' '
DR. J. K. SMITH,
HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, respectfully
tenders his professional services to the cjtiuns
or Carlisle and'vl&lhflyi 'Odlco In Snodgrass now,,
next door to Justice Holcomb's, where he can at all
limes be found, whofl not professional! engaged:
Carlisle,June' 7; 1840 tf ■
* BNOLD A LEVI have Just received another
large nssarlment of Carpets, which woar.e deter
mined to sell IQ per cent cheaper than the same
quality. can be purchased elsewhere.' .
; April 95,1850 ■ ■ y-
P. F. EOE,
WOOD WANTED AT THIS OFFICE.
WOOD!SiHOTBI,,
Cofcftkii oir Hran aho at THrlUiuom
Depot, Carlhlb, «y
joim s.wood.
Tttts hotel i» being completely chanced and m.
vated, and will hereafter'offer inbicased s'ccoq
modations (n the travelling public,Tor wfilch its con!
vcnienlToeation la admirably calfculaled.
To those persona who Wish to pass the warmiei.
son in the country, few places’will be found whick
poascas superior attractions' to Carlisle, being t Qr<
rounded by a beautiful ■country, and having the best
Solphur Springs In the State in its immediate ticiq,
Ity. • Juno 13,1B S O.
GEORGE HENDBL.
JOHN P. CVNE,
30, i's'so.
farmers and Drovccs'liin,
West High Strut, one equate TVesf of the Rail
Road Depot, Carlisle.
THE subscriber begs leave to inform hl» Triend,
and the travelling community that he has UiitA
the above well known stand, recently kept by Jacob
Slauinbaugh, deed., and ia now fully prepared to
accommodate all those who may be pleated to mik)
his house their stopping place.
THE HOUSE has been recently famished. Tti
Stabi.ipq attached is large and convenient, and e*.
pabjp,of accommodating fifty head of horses. His
Tab£k,w|Jl stall times be supplied with the bealthi
markets can affoiß, and his Bar with the choietil
liquors. Thankful Tor the patronage thus far to
slowed, he respectfully solicits a continuance of th«
same. C.’G, STOUGII,
Carlisle, May 93,1650—tf
ißtrfcfct nnuosi
I HAVE just received a fresh stock of Mcdlclnel,
Paints, Glass, Oil, dec., which having been pui
chased with great coie at \he best city houses, I cm
recommend ip Families, Phjsiciani,
Country Mdfctiahta and Dealers, is being ftesh soj
pure. .
DRUGS.
Patent Medteih'eli. . ’ ,( :
F|ne Ctfemlbals, ■ I Spice*, ground or
Instrument*. I Es-encc*.
Pure Essential Oil** | Peifumeij, dec.
Cod Liver Oil — Warrdnlrd Genuine.'
DYESTUFFS.
liOg and Cam Woods)
Oil YHriol,
Copperas,
tjhStS*. . ..
Wcthorill Sc Brothel’s Pure Lead, Chrome, Green
and Yellow, Paint' and Tarnish Brashes, Jerwj
Window Glass, Linseed Oil* Turpentine, Copal and
pnd.l(let| Lead* All of which will
ho sola at the yey forest market price, at the rhei;
Drug and Book More or „ . .
.. . \ . .^w:havbrstick:
Cerate, March 28, iB6O
Indigoe*,
Madders,
wip&i
Alum,'
Fire Insurance.
THE Allen and Eastpennsbqrough Mutualfiu
Insurance Company ol •OA&bfeflaml counlj/incci
pora.tbd 6y an act of Assembly; is now fully or
ganised, and in operation upd?; the manageueii'
of the following commissioners, viz:
Jacob Shelly, Win. R. Gorgas. Michad Coc£*
lin, Melchoir Brenneman, t hrrsiian Staymii,
Simon Oyster, Hi* Lewjs. \\jtf
Henry Logan, Benjamin H. Muaser, Jocob K\i\,
Samuel Prowell, Joseph Wickersbam: . i
The rales of Insurance are as low and favoiaH*
any Company of the kind in the Slate.. Pr/.
.soi)r wishing to become members are invited it
inane to the. agent*, of the qojnjqoj
who are willing to wait upon them at any time.
JACOB SH ELLY, Prnidtnl.
' 'u,,.iu , Hknov LooaN, Vice PraideMi
htmHvttVMii'lar//: ,. t
Michakl Cockun, TVcaiurcC*
1 -...
! bumnerland county—Rudolph Martin, N, Cum
berland; C. B. Kingstown; Henry
ing, Shiremanatown; Robert Moo[f* phailt-i
Ucll, Kthdey, t!i
1.1, Ahl, Chnrchtown.
■ York Sherrick, Lisburn; John
Bowman, Diilsbnrg; Peter Wolford, Franklin)
John Smith*. Esq,, P/fcfitnj,
Dorer; f, Ciifi,-
1 Harrisfiurg—Houser oTLochman,'
Members of the company having Pollciesabnm
to expire can have them renewed by making ip*
plication to any of tfte agents. .
—, ■■■ pms . ;; r
Mutual Life Insurance Company;
Office, No. 91, .Walnut Si., Pliila. I
1 THlS'Cumpan; is now reatty tfvnukff liißUrim I
on Live*, on the mutual systcm, without liabilt j6*
yond the amount of thri premium* |
Alt the profits of the company divided mooilfy
among the insured* . s4<# ~o
The prelniftn'ins/ he paiiT monthly t qQ*^' l W»
semi-annually* or annually, or one*ba!f of the
■mium may he paid in a note at IS months.
Individuals insured in this cogipany become mro*
bors of the corporation and vote fur Trustees. .
For the greater secutiiy of parlies Jnefl<jryt vii}
this company, a ,guarantee .sdD,Qoo,li*t
been created to meet tne |Wps that may accrue upe
policies by fne company, to l>e held andi»r4
( by theT/dsTcVs, until a capital exceeding that atnoußt
has been realised from the receipts of premiums.
DANIEL 1./MJkKtftf, flrtff.
WM. W; OIAUK, Vice PrssV
Jonir W. Hoiirkr, Secretary.
The undersigned has been appointed Agent for
Carlisle. Blank applications for insurant*,'flit*
full particulars, can he had at the new store, corner
of Hanover and Loulher streets.
N. W. WOODS.
Dr. J. Bsughrftan, Examining Physician.
May 16; 1860—6 m ■
, ».N. IsAWnftNCt!,
Agent for the tale of Southioorth Mauafatlum;
Co 1 * Writing Papers,
Wahshovsr No. 3 Minor street, Philo.
OAA CM|,#of (he .above ■uperior Paper* now in r .
Blare, and for sale to the trade at the lowt<
maike. price*, confining In part of >"
Fine thick Flat Caps, 12, 14, 16 and 10 lb*.,bis j
and white.
Superfine Medium and D&mt Willing*, blue n Wk
white, ■ * • ' nsj
Extra super ahd ailpeffina Folio Po*f*, blur*** k£|3
white, plain and ruled. ,
I Supeifine Commercial Pd*lb,’MUe arid |||
| and ruled, . ( E||
Extra super Linen Note Paper*, plain and gift K|
Pu|K*)£ne and fine Bill-Papers, long ano d-
Superfine and fine Counting-House Csp* » n * P?
Posts, blue and white, ■ p V
Extra super Congress. Caps and Letters, plain* 0 * [■>
rhled, blue and white, .
Extra super Congress ; Caps and Le
Superfine Sfrpiun Caps and Posts. \
Superfine bluc linen thin LciUftr., . i
Extrh fftJpcr Hath Posts, blue and,while, plain»» \
ruled, < >• t!
Eftihroidertid Iftfle Papers and Envelopes, r£S
“Lawyer's” Brief Paper*. bl
Supeifine and fine Caps and Posts, ruled. ** jk}
plain, MlT6‘ niffi white, various qualities snd pucr*>
Also. 1000 reams white and assorted Shoo jp;
Bonnet Boards, white and assorted,Ti«M e '. ||j|
Wrapping, Envelope, assorted ami blu* 6!cdiu»V
Cap Wrappers. Hardware Pspersi dec,
J uly 26, 'j Q6o—-6m 1 __ _J [.u
stat£ii
STEAM SASH, DOOR, AND BLIND
" FACTORY ;•
£UAKLER WILkINS A,CO.bef.limla lnfo®|
the citizens of Cufliile nnd the public gen*f*T.
itlioy nre VIII engigtcf ir»‘ itfaifuftcluf|nj '
Doors, «lid ‘ Blinds, in, the best tnennvf «nd •• j*
shortest notice, by •team, «l prices fm hnlnw If ■ ;
manufnclored by hind, end with modi frfdjj *' j
llurity. All oroere wl'l bi thankfully recelrdd, }
punctually attended to. Samples ol work ® ,n t
•een at No. 91 Minot Street, Philadelphia* ’ t
10,000 lights of assorted anah for sale at Ihe c
eat oaah prices. ~ ,~ n I
, CHARGES WILKINS & CO. ;
jy Of 83, Rac* strut, JPhilodelfh^
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