Court Proceedings;
The following cases wore disposed of last,
ffook in the Quarter Sessions:.
Commonwealth vs. Charles Soott.—Laroe-
The' dofehdant; d soldier from the Bar
racks, voluntarily made oath that he had'sto
jon a coiit from .one of the clothing merchants
town.. When arraigned, ho . plead “ not
guilty.” giving as an excuse for his former
ajiitement thnt-.he wanted out of the army.—
Verdict" guilty." •. • Whereupon the Court sen
tenced him to the Eastern Penitentiary for the
perk'd bf 3 years.
, Commonwealth vs. William Jefferson, col
oro jl,_AaBault and Battery; with intent to
kill. Verdict'.guilty, as to thp first and sec
ond counts, and not guilty ns to the third.—
Sent to jail for ,3 months..
Com. vs. David Hoover.—Larceny. Rep
rinted on trial to be a very bad young man.
Plead “ guilty,” an'd sentenced to the county
jail for 5 months.
Com. vs. David Hoover,—Horse Stealing.
Verdict “ hot guilty,” notwithstanding ho did'
take the horse.
Com. vs. Charles Moore.—Rape. Verdict
guilty. The Court sentenced the defendant
to an imprisonment in the eastern Penitenti
ary for the period of. 15 years, pay a fine of
ton'dollars and costs. The circumstances at
tendant upon this act are too familiar to the
pedple of this county to require any extended
account. Hepburn and Qitloien for Common
wealth, Todd for defendant..
Com. vs. Catharine Myers.—Larceny. Up
on application of the conusil for defendant, the
case was continued. , ,
Com. vs. Sarah Freom. —•Low.dhoss and for
nication. The defendant being arraigned,
put in the pleaofguiliy, whereupon the Court
sentenced the defendant to. an imprisonment
in the comity jail for a period of 1 year, pay a
fine of $lOO and costs.
Com. vs. Thomas Keith —Larceny. Plead
guilty, and sent to jail for 10 days and coats.
Coni. va. Sarah Allen.—Open notorious
lewdness and fornication. Verdict guilty ns
to the last two counts, and not ns to the first.
The Court sentenced her to pay a fine of $lOO
and costs.
Com. vs. Philip Qabriello and Jeanette Ga
brielle.—Bawdy and disordeidy house. Ver
dict guilty, and sentenced each, to jail for the
period of one year, pfiy a fine of SStiand costs..
, Com. vs. Martha Rhinehart. —Lowdness and
fornication.'. Plead guilty to second count, and
sentenced- in pay, a fine of $l,OO- and cost.
- Com. vs. Ellen Hardy, Sarah Allen, and
Martha Rhinehart.—Bawdy and disorderly
house. „ Ellen Hardy guilty, and sentenced to
jail for.-one year, pay a fine of $1 and costs.
Nolle Prosequi entered as to the rest.
■ Ciun.,vs. Elizabeth disor
derly, house. Verdict “ not guilty."
Cum. vs. Thomas Moore.—Larceny. Ver
dict guilty, and sentenced to the Eastern Pen
itentiary for one year anil costs.
Coni. vs. George Jacoby.—Assault and bat
tery. Ignored, and Robert W.. Henry, prose
cutor, pay the costs.
Com. vs. Daniel Lee, colored.—Larceny.
“Plead guilty,” and sentenced to the House
of Refuge during his minority. The defend
ant was horn in 1847.
Com. vs. David Leo, colored.!—Assault and
battery. Guilty, and sentenced to 15 days in
prison. ~
Coin. vs’.. Henry Patton.—Disturbing, con
gregation at worship. “Plead guilty,” sent
to jail for 3 niontlis quel'costs. i
Com. vs.Gotlcib Bernhard.—Larceny.. Up
on trial it was shown satisfactorily that thn de
fendant was insane, and the jury found accor
dingly. , _ ,
Cum. vs, Mary Johnson.—Malicious mis
chief. Plead guilty, and sentenced to the
County jail for six months, lino of $1 and
coats.
Com. vs. William Jackson.—Assault and
battery. “ Plead guilty," sent for. 1 year; to
County jail and costs.
Coin. vs. Louisa Fisher. —Assault and bat
tery. Cafi'o'diamissod, and each party to.pay
thoir own costs. ,i ,
Coni. .vs. J. I Farrington. —Assault and bat
■twy. Proceedings dismissed, and prisoner
ordered to be handed, over to the officers of the
Carlisle Barracks..
Com. vs. Willis Humor. Benjamin Smith.—
Assault d|nl battery i Nolle Prosequi entered
by leave of Court, and-defondants sentenced to
give bail for good behavior for 1 year, and
costa, •-
Com.vs. John Brown;—Burglary. : Guilty,
and sentenced to 1 an imprisonment for 6 years
in tho Eastern Penitentiary, and costs..
Com. vs. William Parks.—Assault and bat
tery. Plead guilty. Fine of §2 and costs.
Com. vs. William Sykes.-—Selling liquor
without license. ' Guilty, and’ sentenced to
pay a fine of $5O and costs.
Com. vs. Susan Gipp.—Fornication and
lewdness. Plead guilty, and sent to jail for
1 year and coats.
Com. vs. Elizabeth Goble.—Fornication and
lowdncss. Guilty oa second count, and sent
to jail for 1 year.
■J&nrmii.
On the 11th irist., by tho llov. Mr. Ulrich,
Mr. Leonard M’Ei.web, to Miss Catharine
Orudurff, of York Sulpher Springs,
On the Htb lust,, by the Rev, Jacob Fry,
Mr. John A. Moorhead," of Petersburg, Ad
ams county, to Miss Annie Qvicwle, of York
county. " ,
[Bloomfield, Mechanicsburg, and Gettys
burg papers please copy.] ~
>arbt&
CARLISLE 17 'mi.~
Corrected Weekly by Woodward & Schmidt.
i'l.oun. Superfine, per 1)1)1., . $4,60
'?"■> Extras do.'/ , 4,02
do.,' Fittailjy do.,’ 475
xvi o ’’ w y ®' ■ , do> ’' 1 3,12
White Wheat, per bushel, . j 20
Bed Wheat, do., Yin
JWe, do., 1,10
C““». do.,
Oats, do.;
Fall Barest, do.,
Spring Barest, do.,
CpaTESSEED, 'do.,
TihOtiitseed, d 0
To the Lail it*.-
K an<n3 F n' lmR J UBt , r °turndd from the
tZnnLZ '* D ° W °P ,no| i a oomplote JRjjg
BONNET'S, '
CAPS.
HEAD DRESSES,
FRENCH VEILS,
i FLOWERS, Ac.
Ribbons of every style and quality,
thei cheapest over offered in Carlisle; front I2i cents
to 75 cento per yard. x
BONNETS, from 50 ccnta to $5.00, and
all the varieties of fancy straw children’s Hats and
•ifJafa very low. . .
ini?',lV of DRESS GOODS, compris
to M fr n i 8 ' yl .l‘ ° f Silk ’ ® ara fi c8 i from 16 cents
Collar, h’ C ‘ s“’ 10 con Embroidered
t-ollars, Hair Braids, Hoop Skirts, Ac.
Aprd 18, 1861—3 t
Head Quarters, '
Ist Regiment 16th Division! I
Pennsylvania Volunteers. J
THE condition of the country is such as to
require poempt action on the part of our citizen
fr'oolP' ■ 1110 Colonoi Commanding would earnest
s' 1 U .?°V b ° pat . r,otl ° t 0 atanti by their country.
™“ p tho “ om P anieB “'ready organized, and form
now companies at once. The sorvits of all will bo
required. Prompt reports to the head quarters of
earnestly requested, tot no one
out ml A'" ,d ° a 'bat there are enough with.
V l , -- Tho Government calls for aid, lot Cum-
By or°de”r of 69PODd n ° b ' y ‘° 0,8 C “" at on °° I
Wk p ®IiOSJ, Commanding.
Selling off Tw«nry-Pivfc Per Cent. Ue
low Cost!!! .
AT the, sign of the / 1 Gold Eagle," 3 doors
above the Cumboriand Volley Bank, and two
doors below the Methodist Church on. West Main
street, the largest and boat selected stock of
WATCHES and JEWELRY in the town,
bo sold SO per cent lower than at any
place in tho State, Tho stpok comprises a large
assortmontof Gold & Silver Hunting-case Watches,
Lovers, Lepiqcs, American watches, and . all other
kinds and styles, gold and silver Chains,
Gold Pens and Pencils,
Jewelry of all' kinds, Spectacles, Gold and silvery
plated and silver Ware, Music Boxes, Accbrdcons,
Oil Paintings, a groat variety of •E.anoy Articles,
and a lot of the finest Pianos, which will bo eolcl'4o
per cent, law.or.than over offered in town. The, en
tire stock of Watchmaker tools, cases,.large Mirrors
and Safe, will bo soM wholesale or retail on the
easiest terms.
. Having selected a first class Workman all kinds
of repairing will bo done as usual,; at reduced
prices.
Throe Pianos at $lOO below, the factory- price, on
account of, the Philadelphia Company closing out.
I will sell at the Jewelry store throe Rosewood Pi
anos, warranted* at J their value, on easy terms, if
called on soon.
For Salo.-~Tho largo throe story BRICK HOUSE,
en Main .street, will bo sold on easy terms. Call at
the Jewelry Store, in said building.
' R. E. SHAPLEY.
Carlisle, April 18, 1861.
Coircclcd Assessment'
PERSONS wishing alterations, additions or
deductions in their Tax, as also such as are
omitted, will assist ranch, by making their cases
known to tho assessor.
April is; 1861—3t®
ApjHhllsi for 18 6 J,
J HIE appeals on tho assessment of real and 1
personal property in Cumberland County, for;
1801, will be held at tho Commissioners oflice, in.
Carlisle, as follows :■ .
■Monroe and Upper, Allen,,on Thursday, tho 25th
of April.
Lower Alien and Mcchaniesburg, on Friday, tho
20th of April.
, Hampden. East Pennshorough, and-Ncw Cum
berland; on Monday, tho 2!lth of April'.
Silver, Spring and Middlesex, on . Tuesday, the
30th of-April.’
North Middleton and South. Middleton, on Wed
nesday, tho Ist of May;
Fran Mord and Mifflin, on Thursday, the 2d of
May. . ,
Hopewell, Shippqnaburg Township, and Nowville,
on Friday, tho 3d of May.
’ Shipponshnrg Borough- and Southampton,-on
Monday-, the oth of May.
Newton and West Porinshorou’gh,on.Tuesday, tho
7th of May,
Dickinson and Penn, on Wednesday, the Bth of
May.
, Carlisle, on Thursday, the oth of.Mav.
N. H. ECKELS,
.1. H. WAGGONER,
GEO. MILLER,
Commieeianen of Cumberland Comity.
J. Ansisruosa, Clerk,
April 11. 1801.
Dry &oods, Dry Goods.
First Arrival of Spring Ur.y Goods
. this Season- . 1
WE have just completed opening our
Spring stock of Dry Goods, w_hich is the lar
gest and most varied than at any former period.
'• To our friends and customers wo invite you to
visit our immense Store Rooms.- Our stock consists
in part of '•
SILK ROBES, FANCY AND PLAXNy
Magniffcout and brilliant styles, of Spring Silks, a
very, large lot of Black Silks, both plain and figur
ed, and Foulards o&panic prices, lye especially in
ytio the ladies to this department of our monster
stock. Norwich Paplihs, .lacquered,Worsted Cloths,
Grey Chcne Lusters, Cballi DeLainos* colorcd'iind
figured Brilliants, French and English Cliinizes,
English and American Calicos, &c., Ac.
WHITE GOODS.
Those Goods have been selected with cere, and arc
from the largest and best importing bouses in Now
York and Philadelphia.
We have in this department, Linens, Laces, Edg
ings, Cambrics, Brilliants, Nainsooks, Jnconctts,
Lawns, Mull Muslins, Ladies Pino French Collars,
Undorslooves, <fcc., all of which wo respectfully ask
a thorough examination, in order to satisfy Ladies
that wo have these goods better and lower in price
than lowest.
MOURNING GOODS,
This line of goods is very large and ample in eve
ry department,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
SiITc f Woollen, Cotton and Linen Hose fbrladios and
gentlemen, and on endless variety, for children.—
Ladies and gentlemen’s Kid, Kid Finished, Silk and
Lisle Thread Gloves, CaR and seq o«i far famed
"Ruck Gloves,"
DOMESTICS'.
Muslins, Flannels, Blankets,, and every article in
the domestic line of Dry Goods,, in larger quantity
and'in more complete assortment than canbe found
id any House in the intoribr of Pennsylvania,
MEN’S. WEAR,
Beavertcens) and Oords> fer both Men and. Boys.
Our Caisimoros by conneigsuors. to bo
unsurpassed for beauty and quality.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
Superfine a No. 1 two and three Ply, Brussels, Vel
vet, and Ingrain Carpets, a large assortment of Rag
Carpets made to order under our immediate super
vision. Oil-Cloths, of,all widths and styles, Mat
tings, Rugs, I/obking Glasses, &o.
To young men and old about entering upon House
keeping, wo juvito to pay a visit to our largo CAR
PET ROOM, admitted to bo the most splendid af
fair outside of the large cities, where Goods, ih this
Department are sold at very low prices, Romom
berladios and gmjtlomon l , my moUttalways has been,
and is now, to All cheap for cash, and to please my
numerous kind.patrons/
April n, 1801.
4,50
2.0 a
bullet',
;T MTBRB of Administration on the estate
Josiah Jones, Into of Silver Spring township,
deceased, hayo been issued by the Register of Cum
berland ommty, to* tho subscriber residing in :tho
same township; AH persona knowing themselves
indebted to said estate are hereby requested to make
immediate payment, and those having, of aims, will
present them di*ly authenticated for settlement ta
__ , .JOHN 8088, Administrator,
March 21. 18flT—6t
Notice.
LETTERS ofAdministration-MV the estate’
;»f Adam Sicrbr,late of tho Borbtigh of Meohah
icsburg, deceased, have boon issued by the’Register
of Cumberland county,, to tbo subscribers residing
in Monroe township - . AtT persons knowing them
selves - indebted to said estate are hereby requested
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims will present them duly authenticated for sq£
tlomont to
ADAM SIERER, Jn., V . .
JACOB SIERER,. ,
April llth, ’6l. ,
REDIOVAL
npHE Hat and Cap Store heretofore known
M, as “KELLERS” has boon removed just oppo
site tho old stand two doors from Arnold’s clothing
store. ■ 6
The business will bo conducted as heretofore, and
all goods both homo made and city manufacture
warranted to give satisfaction as recommended. A
ful! patronage is respectfully solicited, and every
effort wiU’bo made to keep tho assortment in Men
and Boys Hats* and Caps complete, with prices to
suit the times. .
SjiHog stylos of SUk'lTats row ready.,
JQRN A. KELLER
Htr'ab 14» 1881.'
OF Goods, Wares, arid Merchandise. Also,
Distillers, Lumbermen, Browers, Ac., within
tho County of Cumberland, returned and classified
in accordance with the Several acts of Assembly, As
follows,-tM-witi ,
Ctatit Lictnne,
A. W; Befits dry-goods, • 9 |&5 00
Loidich, Sawyer A Go., dry-igoodd, >0 20 Oft
Woodward A Schmidt, produce, 10 20 00
Henty Saxton* , 10 20 00
Honderson A Rood, produce, * 11 16 00
C; luboff, groceries, - . 10 30 00
J. P. Lyno A Son,,hardware, ll* 15 00
Armstrong A Jloflfor, lumber, 12 12.60.
J. W. Eby, groceries, 11 16-00
0. Ogilby, Trustee, dry-goods, 13 ' 10 OD
S. M. Hoover, lumber and coal, 1A 19 00
J. R. Nonemakcr, produce, ,13 10 00
J. AD. Kboads, do ‘ 14 ’ •7 00
Henry Rhoads, furniture, 14 7 q 0
Wm. Bontz, groceries, 13 10 00
R. E. Sbaploy, jewelry, ,11 7 00
•Tames Loudon, books, - 14 7 qo
John D. Gorges, stoves, 14 7 00
S. Elliott, drugs,. 14 7 00
Jacob Sencr, shoes,. 14 7 qo
J. B. Duncan, do. 7-00
Asher Wicl,.clothing, . 14 7 GO
A. B’. Ewing, furniture, .14 7 00
W. Miles, dry-goods, * H 7QO
N. Hantoh, merchant tailor, 14 T 00
R. Moore, shoes, 14 7 00
J. Mullen, merchant tailor, 14 7 00
Mosonhoimer A Bro., confcct'ry., 14 700
J. G. Gallic, hats, 14 , 700
A r M. Piper, stationery, 14, 7 00
T. Conlyn, jewelry,, . 14 7 00
S. fly-nets, whips, U. 7 00
John Irvin, shoes,. 13- 10 00
H. iS v Ritter, merchant tailor, 14 7 00
P. C. Kramer, jewelry, 14’ 7 00
S, W. Huvurstick, drugs, ‘ 10 00
9ipo, paper A furnuuro* 14 ' 7 00
1. Livingston, clothing, fjy 10 00
Arnold 6 Son,. , do. 1J 10 00
J, A. HttrCefiohi, dry-goods, . 14* 7- 00
Jpavid Cornman, (lower A fged. 14‘ 700
Jacob Wolf,, groceries/ l£- 7 00
A. Qrisslnger, den , 7 00
John Fuller, do* fOO
Ef. W. Woods,,Agt., dry-goodflA H : 700
J. W, Smiley, clothing, J 5 lo 00
P c Monyes. confectionary, 14, 7 00
Philip 4/hoW, dry-goodfT, \Z 12 50
Jonathan Cornman, shoos, ,14 7 00
W. D. A. Nauglo, jewelry,. 14 . 700
Joseph C. Stool, do. , 14. . ZOO ’
Gccffgo Cfpssmaty.bflkcrijy J4 ; ' . ■, 700
John £&dmiohly .■ dov ii' 700
John Sellers, . do,
. . , . .... u
William Sellers, do. 14
Henry. Darkness/groceries}, 14
George Loiby, . do. jj
David Kcepy,. do> J 4
A. Monosmifn, , .^4
.Win. Ilmen. dov 14
John Rwhehocrab, do.
11. Wenchcl, , do. 14.
Mrs. M. J. Stump/. do<. 14
Harris <t Smithy da/ JI4.
Prof. Marshall, stationery, 14.
A. 11, Blair,. Morocco leather/ , 14
Black & Detancoy, lumber/ 12.
6v & J. Keller, hqts,. %4
Ilumcr i r Fredericks,.marketing, 14
William Askew,- do.. • 14
David Fredericks)., . do. 14
John Eekord, <fpv. 14
Robert Allison, dW 14
James Gallic, sen.,., do,
Wilson Vcrnnrd, do. . 14
Win. Chcnowortb,, do. 14.
D. ICafa, & J. Boas, hats, 14
Augustus Oroll, dealer, 14
Burney Hoffman, groceries, 14
Charles Eckels, . do. 24
Wm. Gould* do. , .14
James Callio,- J do, . 14
Mary Morris, stoves, 34
Edward Leonard, clothing, 14
Henry Peters, grocer, 14
Uurluii & Swigort, marketing, 14
L. Myers, groceries, 14
Frederick Cornman, furniture, 24
S. M. Keiffor, drugs, 14
A. A. Line, marketing, 14
Margaret ’Neff, millonery, 14
E. Stall, do. 14,'
Mrs. J. Hatton, do. 14
Mrs. E. Williams, do. 14
Charles Sbaploy, furniture, 14
J. W. jiUY.
. DICKINSOX.
Garvor & Waahmood, dry-goods. 13
John T: Green* . , do* , 13
Bonja>{nin plank, do. ■l4
Barney Gardner, - l '
Jerry Gardner, /. , do. . 14
iJAST PENNSBOhoUGir.
Kerr <6 lorabcr; ■" 12
Englohnrt «fc Ca., ' 14
David Linglefclt, lumber, 14
Adftni Eslinger, do., 14
D.-J. Rynard & Co., da#. 24
Martin & Ryan, da. 24.
G. W. Peeler, dry-goods, J 3
William l4
Jacob Reriningcr, do 1 # , • 24
John MfGormnck, (To 1 .., 14
Jacob Longneokcr, do*.. J|
D. Donlinger, dry-goods* - 14
Michael Free, produce, ,14
S; R-. Patterson, da. 15.
Joseph Bldlcman, marketing,, 14
J.'JJ.Jlttuse, do. 14
Christian Eve, da#- 14
William Wolf, da. 14
David Drown,. . da. ‘ 14
John Hummel, saddlery, ' 14
William Green, dry-goods,
HAMPDEJT.
II Rupp & Son, dry-goods, .13
H. Rupp, produce, 12
Bitucr & Wise, shoos, 14
Cyrus Tomplon; furniture,- 14
George L,llalo, stoves,. 14
John Soircr, marketing, 14
Samuel Simmons, dry-goods, 14
Wm. H. Eckels, do. ‘ 13
John M, Tcmplon, furniture* 14
J/bscs Bagot, marketing, .14
William P. Lloyd, drugs, 14
Abraham Drawers, dry-goods, 13
Eli Wise, do. 14
.Jacob Weaver, do, ’ 14
William Crall, marketing, .14
John Young, 1 do. 14
J. Brubaker, ; do. , 14
lliram Loqgncokor, produce, 14
BOOTH MIDDLETOK.,.
A. M. Loidfoh, dry-goods, 12
J. Ai.Caufman, do. • 13
Alexander & J/ullen, dry-goods, 13
Samuel Shupp, frour, .14
C. Hoover, marketing. 14
John A. . Wolf, do. 14
S. Kintess, do. 14
’C; Rcop, furniture, 14
Alfred JVoore, dry-goods> |4
H. J. Stephens, dry-goods,
Brindle & Son, dry-goods,
D. L. Deviney, drugs,
tfiimucl Plank, dealer,
Henry »Vpahr, flour,
D. H. Yoglesong, dealer)
A. W. BENTZ.
D; K. Noel, dry-goods,
Goswilor & Zug, dry-goods,
Robert Bryson,'dealer,• ,
David J/erkloff, marketing,
Rbbcrt Kotfldbi do.
David *?hrom. dry-goods, 15
John J. Goble, 'do. 13
Jacob .Simmons, do. 14
jWicUftfbl ioidiob, do. 14
Joseph - Pink, merchant tailor;- 14
John 1 S'. Loidicb, produce, 13*
John- Houk, dealer, 14
Frailer k Kapp, dealer, 14
G. H. Bucher, do. 14
F. Breckonmalcor, marketing, 14.
Henry Zctglor, (lr3i-goods r . 14
S. D. J/’Kinnoy,. do. . 14
William Vernard/mhrkoting, M
E; E. >SUryoclß,
MECnANICSDURQ.
Kauffman' 4 Oswald, produce, 13
D. Comfort 4 Sons, dry-goods,t 13
Joseph iVilliscn, lumber, 3*4
Daniel Grabill,- clothing,, 14
Bobb * Gorritson,. hardware, 13
R. Willson ■& Sonßf stoves, 14
J. B. Herring, drugs, 14
L. Kauffman,- do. ,14
Ira Day, do. 14
Boyer 4 Brandt, dry-goods, 13
Josepb Irvin, confectionary, 14,
R. Thomas, groceries, . ( .14
John S. Boyers, hardware, . , 13
£hmuol W, Worst, furniture, 14
John Rapp? do. 14
LIST OF DEALERS,
fc.fntisi.ii.
PRANKFORD.
LOWER ALLEN.
MONROIT*
CPPBR ALLEN.
SILVER SPRING.
MIFFLIN.
MIDDLESEX."
J/illor 4 Eborly, dealer,
jrilllom irondorliob, stores, 14
Loidich t j/athows, do. 24
Lewis Bobb, do. 24
Brindle & Nowswangcr, dry -good*, 21
C. Kimes, shoos, 24
Lovl Rcigio, shoes and bats*. . 24
ATargarct Holmes, shoes, 14
Mrs. E. Lamont, do.- 24
Jacob Swartz, jewelry#, , 24
L. ,B r . Abrams, clothing, / '24
John Rcigio, dry-goods, , 24
Henry Leas, ... „do. ? : . . ‘24
Andrew Sjngisor,,groceries, 5 14
& G. Bowman] do. ■ r 24
G. Erainger, m( djj: 24
F; *Slorm, dry-goods; ’ . ‘24
B. Iftufftilor * £o., tailors, • 24
J. F. Raflensborger, music store, 24
Thomas 3L Bryfeon, produce, 12
John Johnson & £on, do.. 12
Joseph 21. Alngieer, / do* . ; . 23
Zacharins a.ilntbrstick, produce, 14
George Hummel, ' do*. 14
John Johnson, marketing] 14
George tftlnourc, do. 24
Gov/rgo Kosor, dou 14-
Frank A/arshelj d tii .14’
Jacob Wmoman, bakery] 14
Peter Gincreeh, marketing, 24
sew cttaJuntiittr. .
T. Willct, dty goods, li
John Miller, do., 14
Andret?, Boss, produce, 13
Charles Oyster, lumber, 13
Loo & Eberly, do., . .... 12 1
V. Feeman, do., ; * 13
Rudolph Marten, do., 13
Musor A James,* do., 12
George Hess, produce, ‘ 34
J. C. & J. B. Brown, hardware,
S. G. Wild, drugs,
W.m; Reed, do..
Win. Bratton, do.,
Klink <t- Bro., dry goods,
T, M'Opndlish, do.,
Thomas Stpugh, do.,
W. L. M’Cullough, grocer f .
Joseph Lbugbfou/clothing/
L. H. Rondel, 'clothing,
J. M; IhiHdson, shoes/.
S. Glosser, grocer,
J. 11. Frey, stoves
J. B. Cobaugb, agt, stores/.
J. 11. Herrin. dgfv/chairs,
Jona.tbdrt Fcftxj/Yaarketlng/
A. Furbman, do;,
John llarde, do*,
George Stitze!* dtr#,
S. Miller <t Son, dry goods; ’ 14
John Lewis, do., . 14
Hilahds & Washipgcf; dry-g*ds., J 1
James;Kylc>. do,, 13
Fasnaugbt &. McCey, do,, s 14
Hurst & Huys, do,, ' 14
A. J/iuieh, do.;' ; , 14
Jacob Wagner, marketing, •’ 14
Lewis.<fc. Co., Red J&fti, produce, .13
Snyder & Kncttle, do,, . II
J&J. B. Hnrsh, do., : 11
Newcomer »t Horn, do., 13
James Bishop, marketing, - ’ 14,
Bowers & Latsbnw, dry goods, ,J 3
Henry Snyder, shoos, . : .14
J & J . By ilursb, Oakville, forw’d, 1-3
James Green, dry goods, 13
Shoemaker & Co., do., ‘ . 13
John Nowoomber, flour,- v 14
Hoover <& Rebuck, marketing 14
Christian Steyick,. 14
rsNN/;
; Williarh j/yors /v dtfy gO’ods, . 13
William Watts, .do*,-, 14
il/iss E. Russell,. do;> .14
GeOrgo HusscJ> . dbv, >4
David Hays, do.,- 14
H. Ockcr, , do., 14
Jacob Bishop, marketing, 14*
Jacob Bectem, do., "• 14
WEST PEHNSBOltbuon.
Sehmidt, prodpcc,. 14
Line & Givlof, ' .do;; 14
Theodore Humpshire,;. d 0.,. .13
Eber. James, dry goods, .14
■G, W; Robison, do., - 13
E. James, do., .13
Alex Goodhart, marketing, 14
Wm. Bishop, do., • • 14
Jerry Keep, do., 34
Jacob' liaushow, dry goods, 14
SOUTHAMPTON.
Strohm & Allen, drygoods*'-
Clark 4 Sons, dp.,
v,- > .d 0.,.. r
Sebock A Sons, ; do., '
:■ ' ; • *V i' - SHIPPENSIii-BG,
10 00
10 00
w 7c?o
' 7 op
) ,J. Baker, groceries, , , - 14
) S. C. Haller, do., . ' 13
) B. Criswell, furniture, 14
I D. Frantz, “ 14
I B, J. Snoddy ’" ' 14
1 P. S. Arts, groceries, 34
A. Hostetler, clothing, 14
Mts. if. Hubs, nations,. , , 14
Cox 4 APCuhe, dry goods, / ■ 33
Knnkon 4 Bros, drugs, . , 34
J.,Ueek t'Co., dry goods, ’ 13’
H. Sturgeon, trimmings, 14
J. Bandis, jewelry, ’ ■ 14
Foreman 4 lire,, groceries, it
J. 4J. B; Redding, dry goods, 12
Qrabil 4 Johnson, hardware, 12
jewelry ' . U
A. F. Wolf, slopes,. * * •
Kelso b Rihklo, statfrmosy,. 14
Willjs, Jf/o.ore b Co., dry tftfbds. 13
J. it. Criswell, drugs, * . U
A, Seiner, forwarding 4 l4
Eutioy k , Lawton, prpdface, * lo
Blair * d<r./ XI
Martin Anglo, luipi>o* r 1 . ig,
John Wunderlich, lumber, 14
Philip Dcitrioh, groceries, 14*
Johnson 4 Soarcr, forwarding,. 13’
Benjamin Bigs, marketing, 14
J W JVtUoor, do, 14
Stuart 4-Son, dry-goods, IZ
G B Colo, shoos 4 hats, 14
J. Bridges, merchant tailor, , 14
Israel Jf /Zuglics, stoves, 14 :
Jacob league, groceries, 14
Forney 4 J/’Pherson, baTdwaro, 13*
John Stombdngh, do 14
Stovick, Kunklo 4 Co., dry-g’ds, 13 :
G W Croft, hats 4 shoos, J 4
John C-Altick,, groceries, - X 4
O. R. Ilinklo, carpets, >4 '
C. Fosnaught, confectionery, 14
V
7- oe
10 oo
12 so
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
io oo
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
BEER, OYSTER & EATING HOUSES.
. ‘ Class. Ziaense.
Andrew Gould, Carlisle, 7 10 00
George Poland, “ 7 10 00
Frederick Kenner, “ 7 'lO 00
Gotlein gwitzer, “ ' 7 10 00
SamuorSykcs. “ 7 10 00
Emanuel \Voirich, “ 7 10 00
William Moody, “ 7 10 00
Joseph Ebright, “ ,7 10 00
Jnob Stratton, “ 7 10' 00
John Custer, , “ 7 10 00
William Sykes, ■ “ 7 10 00
John Hoffman, “ 7 10 00
James Warf, “ 7 10 00
H Arnold!; " T 10 00
Mrs. Low, “ ‘7 10 00
Mrs. Peters, “ 7- 10 00
Mrs, C Myers, “ ,7 10 00
Mrs, C. Murray, . 8 5 00
Mrs, B Williams, 7 10 00
Ewing Clark, “ 7 10 00
J Deffenhangh, E Pennsboro,’ 7 10 00
D B Diller, Monroe, 7 10 00
S Grove, Upper Allen,*.* 7 10 00
John Doyle, “ 7 IQ 00
J T Kippey, Shippeneburg, 8 500
T G Hoffman, ■ ' • 7 10 00
James Mackey, “ 7 10 00
John Melny, Meohrnricßburg, 7 10 00
Peter Wagnorl “• . ; 7 10 00
Henry Eherly, ,■* .7 10 00
John Rupert, “ 7 10 00
Jo|m Nicholson, NowviHe, 8 ' 5 00
J & J Crawford, 8 5 00
Joseph Rhoads, Hopewell, ,7 10 00
. BREWERS AND DISTILLERS.
12 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
lo 00
7 00
7. 00
7 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
700
7 00
7 00
1. 00
Wm-Alexander, Carlisle,
Wm Barnitz, ■
R Quigley, Newton,
A Busier, South Middleton,
M G Beltzlioover. Monroe,
D H Vogleaong, Upper . Allen,
W Henderson, North Middleton,
SGriaainger, ■
Samuel Ensminger, Newton,
TEN-PIN ALLEY & BILLIARD TABLES.
Emanuel 'Woirioh, 1 table,
George Poland, 2 tables,
George Poland, 1, alley,
7 OC
7 00
12 50
12 50
. 12 50
' '7 00
. 7.00
- 7 oo
7 oo
7 00
7 oo
7 oo
7. oo
7 00
7 00
30 00
10 00
12 60
10 00
10 00
12 60
7.. 00
NEWVILLB., -
< U
\f:
v ■ U
: H
NEWTON.
HOPEWELL.
10 00
1.0 00
.7 00
7 0q
; t 00.
lo oo
7 00,
7 00
7-00.
'•7 00
7-00
7 00
7 00
700
7 Oft
10 00
7 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
10 00
-•7.00
•“•rror
*l4
LUMBER AND GOAL* ‘
which they can furnish tc order promptly and op
tho most reasonable term?,
LUMBER, SCANTLING-;
' BOARDS, FRAME' STUFF,
Failings, Idastbring and Shingling-Eatlis, Worked ,
Flooring, IVeathcrboarding; Posts, Rails, White I
Pino, Hemlock and Oak Shingles; of every quality.
They also, futnisli bills to order of any length and
size, at tile shortest notice and on'thqmost roasona- f
bio terms. Thoir worked boards are kept under cov
er, so Hint’ they cab bo. furnished dry at nil times.
They have constantly on band all kinds of Fnmi-:l,
iy Coaruiidbr'Cover, which will be delivered olein
to any part of tho bororgb. To Wits'
LAN JEN'S FALL El’.
LUKE FIDDLER,
TREVERTON. • ,
LOCUST MOUNTAIN,
I And other varieties, and alb the varidus sizes in use,
which they offer to the public at tho lowest prices.
■ ANDBLACKSMITirSCOAIi
always on hand, at the lowest csish price.
BLACK * DELANCET.
License.
15 00
15 00
15 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
15 00
25 00
License.
30 00
40 00
3tf 00
James Warf, 2 tables,
Any person feeling themselves aggrieved by
the aupve classification, will have on Opportu-
appealing by calling on the subscriber
at bio residence in Carlisle, any time Befell)
the 27th of April, after which no appeal will
bo heard.
w. McPherson,
April 3, 1861, Mercantile Appraiser.
W .ll. FLINT! WM. FLINT! WM. FLINT!
WM. FLINT .
WM. FLINT!
„ IVM. FLINT I
No. 807 MARKET, No. 807 MARKET,
No. 807 MARKET, No. 807 MARKET,
No, 807'MARKET, No, 807 MARKET,
PHILADELPHIA,
PHILADELPHIA,
PHILADELPHIA, .
P.V.
PA.
PA.,
TRBIIRX’tJ’OUS SA ORIFICE
1 » •, OK,
S 1 0 0,0 0 0 Wop. T It O F JEWE L R V;
, ALL FO f R ONE DOLLAR EACIt;
A Largo and Splendid Assortment Of. can
'.- ii V • . staling of . . ’
CRAINS, RUACELETS, CAMEO SETS, Ac,, io
And nil styles of French Plated Chain#; Cold and
Plntod Jewelry.
Wo do not keep or sell any gift, Of g'alVaalied
goddsr,. Puja iy what are sold by the best Jewelers
as (Void Jewelry,- .... .. ; ,.,-
We roceiro our goods (fom (fed Beit Gold Jewelry
Manufacturers in the States,
WHO ARE FORCED TO SELL.
WHO ARE FORCED TO SELL.
WHO ARB FORCED TO SILL,
The following is only a partial'llstbf bur immense
stock: ■
TAKE YOUR CHOICE FOR
SI EACH.
TAKE YOUR CHOICE FOR $l.
Large Size and Splendid Cainpe Sets, Gen
eral Retail Prices, i $8 tbsls
Du . do Layd do 10 to 20
Do do Carbuncle do 8 to 30
Do Ladies’ Enamelled & Coral do 7to 30
■Do do and Carbuncle do 7 to 30
Do do and Biiby do 7to 30
• Cluster Grape Setting Seta do 10 to 30
Do. do do Vase do do 10 to 30
Do do do Jet Sets do .6, to 12
Do . do Block Siosaic do • 6to 12
Do do goldstone.mosaic do ,0 to 12
. Do. do Calico Sets, do 1 6 to 15
Do Ribbon twists with brilliants do 6to 15
Do Boquet Sets, new style, do 8 to 20
Do Enamelled Cluster, do do 10 to 30
Gold - Thimbles, do 3to 7
• Diamond Pointed-Gold Pens<fc Cases, 3-tP 6
i do/.-,- Silver Plated Spoons, . 2 00.
. Silver Plated Mugs, '4 00,
Over 1000 other different styles Ladies' jewelry;
Medallions, all styles, patterns and sizes; Lockets
of every description ; Gold Pens, 14 kariit, with Sil
ver Extension Holder: Gold Pencils. Sleeve Buttons,
Studs, &c., «fcc.; Coral, Lava, Cameo and Rnftd
Bracelets, Gents’ Vest Chains, warranted tprWcar'
for ton years without changing.color, and will stand’
the acid—they urq usually sold-by Jewelers.as.solid’
gold chains—all made in Paris, Can take your
choice for,sl each., Ladies’ and Gents’ Guard
Chains. $L each, usually sold by Jewelers at from
$5 to $3O each jrLadics’ and Children’s Neck Chains,
bi?«tftiftfl patterns; Armlets, brilliant, enameled and
ruby settings: Crosses, plain.and-enamelled,.for sl'
each,retail prices from $5 to s'2o each. Every stylo
and variety of Jewelry and desirable goods for $l
-
This Sale, a'f the above prices, will continue long
enough, to- sett- off our immense stock, which was
purchased 'at a great Sacrifice from Manufacturers
who have failed.
TAKE YOUR CHOICE FOR $1 EACH,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO SEND MONEY.*m
Ist. ,IVrite your Name, Place of Residency, Coun
ty and State, plain and distinct, as wo can make
nothiuf/ out f»f Post mark*.
Seal all letters with WAX, as Envelopes sealed
with gum or wafers can bo easily con
tents taken :Out and re-sealod. Attend to this, and.
we will bo responsible for your money.
INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS,
Any person acting os Agent, who will send ns at
oiio time,
, $lOO, wo will give a Goldlumtingcaso ;watch, extra.
$50,, u u - Gold Lover Watch.
$25. “ “ Silver Watch,
A-Watch and: tho articles selected from the above
LWf at.ONIT'DOLTJATI EACH: " • '"r v r
;Porous ordering by mail inust «encZ l5 cents
t ponid»je stamp*. '’ ” , *'• * : ' " r 1 '
GIVE fcS A TRfAL.
All conrtii'unioations must he addressed to
, WILLIAM FLINT,
No. 80r MA KKpET Street,. ,
Philadelphia, Pa. '
' January .31; 1861,
I ' House and Lob For Sale,
THE subscriber offers at private safe tlial
new thnio story
JML BRICK: HOUSE,
l[JJj||Bf with open front, well finished, arid sup
jllflffi&f plied with gas fixtures and hydrant, sit
£?SaS.&uate in West High, street. The lot con,
tains 30 feet in front, and 240 foot in depth. The
Store Room fitted up with counters and shelving, is
for,rent. Possession given; immediately. ■
January 3, 1800.
Wine of Wild'Cherry.'
A CONCENTRATED preparation of Wild
Cherry Bark, presenting its valuable tonic
properties in a suitable menstruum rind palatable
form. It is particularly adapted to the treatment
of the debility arising from pulmonary old
eouvaJo3i{epco from sickness, &c m) <kc.» and may
bo generally used when a safe and agreeable tonic
i&dosfrfedv
Klatfirfaotured pud sold by-
GEORGE J. gCATTERQOOD, DpcooiST,.
‘ Ni W. Corner sth and CallowhUl .Streets,
Philadelphia,
April 4. 1801—ly
LINCOLN, WOOD & NICHOLS,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS
Straw and Millinery Gootte,
SILK BONNETS,; FRENCH FLOWERS,
PANAMA, PALM LEAF.
LEGHORN AND STRAW HATS,
No. 735 Ckestnnt- Street,
And 5T24 Bodge Street,
PHII,ADE L P H I A,
April 4, 1861 —3m ,
notice
Letters testamentary on the estate of Jacob
Keller, deed., late of Newton township, Cum
berland county, Pa., have boon issued by the Rog-
istor of Cumberland county, to tho subscribers, the
first residing in tho township and county aforesaid,
and tho latter in Cbnraborsburg. Franklin county,
Pa. All persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate are hereby requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims will present them
for settlement to
GEO. KELLER,) r ,
JOS KELLER, j Benton.
April 4. 18B1—fit
LUMBER ATID COAL.
BLACK & DELANCEY,
LUMBER AND COAL YAR^
On the Rail Road, near the One Worke.
r PHE subscribers keep constantly tm hand, a
X full assortment of
April li;.MM~Ty
40 00
“ ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDIES kilftWN."
These preparations (unlike nil others,) are
. u Freo from Poison®.”
dangerous to the human family.”
” ka.ts come out of their holes to die.”
iO Years and more established in Ndw Fork City.
Vied —the City Post Office.
t'ntid hy —r-thc City Prisons and Station Houses.
tfted sy '- City Steamers, Ships, Ac,
tfud the City Hospltaltfj~Alms>Houscs, Ac.
U»ed hjf Hotels,'As WiVSt. Nicholas,* Ac.
Vetd fry——the Boarding Houses, Ac., Ac,
Und.by nioro than 50,000 Private Eanulios.
Sc* xcjiat.the People, Press and Dealders say.
MfcKHV-K. COSTAIt.—-All the summer 1 hare
been troubled with Reaches and Mice. I was actu
ally ashamed of house, for the Roaches wore eve
rywhere. , I purchased a box of your Exterminator
and tried it, and in one week there was not a Roach
or Mouse in tbo house.
HOUSEKEEPERS—troubIed with vermin,' need
bo so no longer, if they use “ Costar’s" £‘xtcfmlna
tors. We havo used it to our e'a(isfac(i’ori, and if &
box cost.ss, wo would have it, Wo bad tried poi
sons, but they effected nothing; but Costar's arti
cle knocks the breath out of Rata, Mice <yul Bed-
Bugs, we can write it. It is in groat
demandVll oyer; tbo country. —Medina ( 0.,) Gazette.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed-an
nually in Grant.Counly by vermin, than would pay
for tons of this Raj, t(pd IfiSeSC jCUlor. " ‘
Zpni'dsUr, ( Tf'?«.,) Herald.
IIENKi> COSTAR—Touf Extcffiiinator is re
coivedv.nspo, and pronounced a decided success.—
Wo used a box of it, and the way tbo Ratsandflfice
around oxit promises “raised Ned" tlinthigot tfas a
caution to sleepers. Since then not a,Rat or Mouse,
has been board ia-kiteben or cellar.
Mayregor (Iowa) Ti'mci.
I ii'A\ E .BEEN SELLING^—You; Exterminator
for tbo last year, and huve.foundjta sure shot everj'
time, have not known it to fail ip a single instance.
Qko'ROe Rose,' Druggist, Curdington, 0.
WE ARE SELLING—fYour preparations rapidty.
Wherever they have boon used, Ruts, Mice, Roach
es, and Vermin dieapppoar immediately. '
Eckbu.A Stouffbu, Druggists, New Windsor, Md.
To Destroy Rats, Roaches, Ae.
To Destroy—— -Mice, Moles, .Ae*
To Destroy Ecd-ftagSV
To Distroy^ —‘Moths, rieas,- Ant's, Ac®
To Destroy:- -Mosquitoes.
To Hesiroy —-Insects on Plants and Fowls,
To Destroy -insects on Animals, Ac., 40.'
To Destroy -Every form*and l specieYermiu,
“ Costar's" Rat, Roach, Ac., Exterminator.
“ Costar’s" Bed-bug Exterminator. ]
“Costar’s" Electric Powder for Insects, Ac. •
In 25. 60c. a'nd Boxes; Bottles and
Flasks. $3 and $5 Sizes for PiANr
TATfOtfS, SOTEKS, Ac.
j&5T' Sold Everywhere —-by
All Wholesale Druooists in largo etffes.
All RfiTA'ir/B ! Stoats, Ac.
fa mil Country Tillages- and' Towns.
Wholesale Agents in New York Ci
Shieffellin Brothers A Co. Hurra], Rislcv A Kitchen.
B. Fahnostook, Bull A Co, Bush, Gale A Robinson.
A. B. AD. Sands A Co. JR Ward, Close A Co.
Wheeler A Ilnrt. St'Kispon A Robbins.
Hogamnn A Co, D. S. Bnrncs A Co,
Hall, Ruckol A Co, F. C. Wells A Co.
Thomas A Fuller, Lazollo.Marsh AGnr.d'neit
P. D. Orris., Hall, Dixon A Co, " i 1
Ponfold, Parker A Mower. Tripp A Co.
Dudley A. Stafford, IConrad F'o.v
A. SERSEMAN.
T. W. Dyott A Sons. - [Robert Shoemaker A Co.
B. A. Fahnestock A Co. (French, Richards A Co.
All the Principal Cities and Towns in the
For tale at
lIAYEKSTICK'S DRUG STOKE.
And at>
N'FfOFPS' GROCERY STORE
AW Sy b'rtncotiiTS, Onocuns and Retailer, gen
orally, in Cut and Codktrt.
Country Dealers can order ai ahoto,
Or nddroßj orddM direct—for if Prices, Terms,
*c.. 1» desired jZS' Send for Circular to Dual
ors,j to
HENRY R. CO&TAR,
PrihOlPAl Depot-No, 612 Breadway-rOppoaitc
the St.,Nicholas Hotel',) Jfew York.' ■
January 81,1881—(i«
“ COSTAIt^”
VERMIN EXTERMINATORS.
Destroy* Instantly
EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF
VERJMItf.
John B. Givens, No. 04, Elm Street
... v
i, I ND othp.rs<
pa,
AND OTHERS.
AND
UNITED STATES.
North Hanover Street-,
CARLISLE??
Cnmberlaml Counlr,
PENN A.
The Hilly Discovery
WORTHY OF AN& CONFIDENCE r6R ng.
STORING THE -'
BAtiU iUTO GRAV.
TIT ANY, since tho discovery of Prof. Wood,
XTJ. Haro attempted not only to jmitatafaie nitor*-
tivo ! but profess id have discovered something that
would produce result* identical; but they bare all
comp and gone, being carried aWay by tbo wonder
ful results of Prof. hart,
been! forced to leave tho field to its resistless sway.
Road the following• , 1 ; . . /
Bath, Maine, April IStb, 1659.
Pnor.-O. J. M’oop A Co..‘Gonlp.f—The letter I
wrotoyou in 1856 concerning your.valuable Hflir
Restorative, and which you havepublished ifa tbit
vicinity and elsewhere, has given rise to rutneront
enquiries touching the facie in the ease. The en
quiries are, first, is It ri. fact of rny habitation and
name# as stated in tho cothmariicafion; second, it it
true of all therein contained; third, does my fatir
still continue to bo in good order and of natural col
or t To all I can and do answer invariably yes.—
jWy hair is oven better than in nnv stage' of my lift
for 40 years past,,more soft, thrifty, and belter col
ored; tho same is tnfc of my whisker?, and the on*
ly cause why it is not generally true, is that tbt tub-* *.
stance is washed off by frequent ablution of tho face,
when if cared were hsed by wiping the face in elosa
1 connection with tho whiskers, tho same result will
follow as the hair. I have been in tho receipt of &
great number of Jotters from all parts of New Ene-*
land, asking mo if my hair still continues to be good;
os there is so much fraud in the manufacture and
sale of various compounds as wellas thls.it has, no
doubt boon basely Imitated and been used, not only
without any good effect, but to. absolute injury. £
bavo not used any of your Restorative of any account
for some months, and yot zny hair is as good us er
er, and hundreds have examined it with surprise, as
I am-now Cl years old and not a gray hair in my
head or on my face: and to prove this fact, I spud
you a lock of my hair taken off tbc past week. I
received your favor of two quart bottles last summer,.
for which lam very grateful: Igavb it to iny/riende
and thorpby, induced them tp.try jt/mahy were skep
tical until after ; trial, and then, purebased and used
it with universal success. -I will ask as a favor, that
you send me a test by which I can discover fraud in
the Restorative,'sold by raktiy, I fear, without an*
thority from you. A pure article will injure suc
cess, and I believe where good effects do not follow,
the is caused by the- impure ftriielc, which
curses the inventor of tba good. X deem it my duty
as heretofore, to kpep. you apprised’ of the continued
effect on my hair, as I assure all who enquire of me
of my unshaken opinion of its valuable results. I
remain, dear sir, yours, A> C.
Aarons, Run fty., Nov. 30, 1856.
■Ruor. 0. J. WboDi Rear Sir.—l Would certainly
bo doing you a greqt injustice not to make known ti
tbo world, the wonderful, as Vrell ns the unexpected
result I have experienced from using oxe bottle of
your Hair Restorative.. After using every kind of
Restoratives extant, but without success, and finding
my head nearly destitute of hair, I was finally in*
ducod to try a bottle of your Hair Restorative.-*
Now*, candor and justice compel mo to announce to
whoevet tnay road this/ that I now possess a new
and beautiful growth’ of hair, which 1 pronounce
rjehcr,.qnd handsomer than tho original was. I will
therefore take occasion to recommend this valuable
remedy to all who may feel the necessity of It
Respectfully yours, REV. S/ALtXJN BftOCK.
P. S.—This testimonial of my approbation for
your valuable medicine (ns'yon are' awaro of) is un
solicited;—but if you thinkiCfcofthya place among
tho rest, insert if you wish / if not destroy and say
nothing. / Your]?, Ac. ; ;• Rev. S. A. B.
The Restorative is, put,xVp'.iP bottled of throe si
zes, viz: forge, medium, and sifikUthe small holds
in pint, and retails for-one dollar per bottle; the
medium noltls at least twenty per cent, more in pro
portion ‘than the small, retails for. two dollars per
bottle ; the large holds.a quart, 46-por cent.’more la
proportion, and retails for three dollars'a bottle,
•P' £• WOOtl'.A (JO'.j Proprietors, 444 Broadway.
New York, and 114 Maritot Street, St. Louis, Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy deeds
Dealers. ,
January 17,1861—3 m .
Unquestionably the best SUS
TAINED WORK OF THE KIND IN THE
World.” HARPER’S MAGAZINE. Tho moat
popular Monthly-in tho world.' ! -
No Magazine in Europe or America i& so
known; non^’his’ buj’f as' many readers; and', wo
• may safely say, none has received so a tribute
of admiration from tho cultivated' classes,' tbpt de
light ina healthy,.diversified, elevating periodical
. literature. It is tbo foremost Magazine of the day.
Tho fireside never bad a more delightful companion,
nor tho million a njoro ontortainiug friend, than
Harper’s Magazine.
■ ‘ Methodist Protestant (Baltimore.)
cents buys it—the cheapest, richest,
* ifrxury. for- tho-.money that wo *
: know. Three soenVes tV
what three dollars sb'faf/f-'. PtttlW dafais
; amount’ in* clo*thes, eating, drinkingsAirniture; and
• how. much of a substantial thing is obtained’/ If.
: idea's, facts, and sentiments have a monetary value
--above all, if tho humor that refreshes/tho picas*
'antrics that bring a gentle smile; and* brighten the
passage of a' truth to your brain,' and tbo happy
combination of tbo real and tho imaginative, with
out which no ohe can live ,a Hfo above the animat,
are to be put into the scale opposite to dollars and
cents, then you mhy be ceWain’/febat if Harpor were
three or font times 1 as dear,' it Would amply repay its
price,'. It is-a Magazine proper, with the idea and'
purpose of a. Magazine—not a book, not a scientific
periodical, nor yet a supplier of light .gossip and
chatty,anecdotes—but a Magnzino-tbat takeaovery
form of interesting, dignified, and attractive litora
ture in its grasp.— Southern Times.
Tho volumes bound constltutcof themsoivos e-H
-brary of miscellaneous-reading, such as*cahhot be
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