own shout ntriT i.ist
Wo amiin present to our readers, a- the
tiuio approaches lor (ranspiant in g, a te
vised list of Fruit''Trees, Vines, .fee., which
we can recommend for general cultiva
tion. One dozen variety of pours, and six
of apples, are aU-sulUeient, provided they
are the host adapted to the soil ami local
ity—a fact which each one, upon trial,
must judge for himself. Frequently, a
pear, or apple, ora grape, may do well lor
a few years and then deteriorate; or mav
do excellently well in one location,.and
notin another, though separated by a very
narrow space. In such ease it had better
be disposed of hv grafting it with more
reliable varieties. We have changed our
opinion respecting a number ot (mils
within the last, half dozen years, and yet
in some of the instances we are convinced
the fault waa in the location and soil:
STAMMAKH rr.AUS.
1. Early Catharine, 7. onianl,
2. .tulUUlll, s - (-hehh-n.
3. M.-s Elizabeth, n. Ilinlum,
■!. Tvscm, If. Anjou.
5. Bartlett, "• l-nwrcace,
I). Socket, I’o'ts.
Of the above, from Xu. 1 to 4 are sum
mer varieties; from 5 to'!) autumn ; in,
11, and Id winter, tints alibi-ding a suffi
cient number for each of tin* periods, of
the best Known sorts'for this region.
DWAIir PEAKS.
j 1. I'm.'!,
\ liimssufl;,
I (>. Uollc Lufiuli vc
1. St. Michael,
2. Bartlett,
3. Cornice,
We give only six Kinds for dwarf, be
lieving that it is belter to have a few good
sorts than a groat many, one-half or three
fourths of which are imUtlcrcut. 'iho
Winklleldaml Louise Bonne are the most
prolific of any of the pears on quince, but
with us and" many others the fruit does
not perfect itself.' On light warm soils
they do very well. The Uoslizer is a de
licious pear and does well on quince will)
us, but the tree is so straggling ami gawky
in its growth as to make it an eyesore in
any well-regulated garden.
.H-ms.
1. Maiden's Blush
2. Baldwin,-
3. L. I. Kussetr.
I'IJACH l-S.
1. Crawford's Early, J I. oMuilX'm ifrcoj
2. George IV., I oldnnxmi (clmi'i
3. Moms White, ( E Horten's yellow.
GKAJ’KS.
1. Concord.
2. Adlrondar,
3. Delaware.
There arc several new grapes. as our
readers know, which have lately been
presented to the public, the -'<>l i<i value of
which lia< not yet heeu positively eHab
lishcd. The Adirondae N one of the-e of
most promise, and we do not think (lu re
is any risk in recommending it. The lona
is another which may aHo min out to he
worthyof.cultivatioii. .■several of Itogers’
Hybrids likewise chum a leading ]>laee.
This season’s experience u ii I enable ii*- to
form a pretty good judgment of them, m>
that our next 1M may he coii-uderahly
changed. With the Maxatawny we are
not fully satisfied ; while the fruit i-equal
in point of merit to any other, the vine
With us loses Us leaves before the grapes
are matured, and many of them fall oil*.
We have consequently removed ii from
our list.
ciikkkli.-.
1. May Duke
2. Early Uictimond,
3. Black Tartarian.
We omit the Hoy, Wood, bemuse it doe
not generally mature ils ITuii. A rain,
followed by a hot sun when the cherries
are nearly Vipe, will sound lines hla-l (he
whole crop. Its quality, however. \< su
perior to ali others. The “( u-rnian (own ”
is tiie largest chenw grown, is ham Home
in appearance, an abundant hearer of
sound fruit, and very good in qualify.
u.espH'anti c,-.
J. Brlncklc's Orangf, i .1.
2. Hornet. ' I f. PJiiliuk-iplua,
We cultivate all these' varieties of the
raspberry,ln addition tolhe Hudson Uiver
Antwerp and the ohl Turpie. We omit
the Hvulson itiver . ... w. ...m .m..
stitute the Philadelphia. Tin* Hudson
Hiver is an excellent berry, valhci' better
in quality than the Hornet, whirh it re
sembles, though not so lame, but it i- m*i
hardy or a good grow er. ami mile-- rare
is taken \v*idl *• run out*' in a lew years.
The b'alawissa is the iwn-crop windy,
which every one ought lomhivate for l he
autumn emp only, by eui ting all I lie cane
dean o«*to the ground in NowinU r and
.covering the stool.*, with manure.
m i:.vw m:i,;n
1. Russell's Prolific, | 11«*v«•' - *M-fdlnif
2. Tnoiuphe do <»imlid. | Albany sccdlniE.
At present we are tad pivjiatvd Ux-hauee
our strawberry list. There an* mn uy new
eaiulitlates lor public favor, but for iauiily
use and market combined, we know of
none to be preferred to (lie ln
retaining the Albany Heed Ting, it U done
expressly for marketing pnfjnse>. as wc
cannot conceive that any one would cul
tivate it for domestic consumption where
any other variety can U- obtained.
t \ vi
1. Black Xapl.-. ' I’. Red I Mllf!;.
Wo consider I lie-'*! lie (w o he-( »mi rra up-.
Wo have the (’lierry Cuminl. wlncli is
larger than the Ued Dutch, but it D too
acid, -while ilio White Dute-h, which i
of good size and llavor, and l .‘an'•parent in
apitetiraiiec, is a poor "rower, nidi ,-prawl
ing habit, and boar- ino-ily near the
ground, which dini«-* the idjir and ex
tracts the lhi\ or.
f< ’ i
1. 11 Citl-5h 1011,
Tllc.-W tlfc lli r t\* 11 kc.-l an*l Itc.-l *-,titi
vated. All tii*- 111 {li * - 1111 jv. i-j.I
thick-skinm-d, inngh, and an- .m,.
mildew.
1, New Rochelle
The Xuw Itoeiu-Ue iikuklM-n-v {_, r*niut■*
abettor crop pet-bap.- titan I lie ijnivin-lei-.
and tile latter ri]ieneil Im-itu- retain their
flavor more entirely ; inti tin- lir-g ripen
ing of tlie DnrehoMef is sweeter and inure
delicious Ilian tin* other.
It is better that ihn.-e who in ten* 1 in cul
tivate fruit and have to make ptirt ha-e-,
should take this list with them to tin- nur
sery, and adhere to it a- lar as j„>—il ,le.
It is not fair to tlie nurseryman to ask Amt
for a list of the best sorts, a s he- ha- all
kinds to sell to uecontinndale every la-te
ami demand. — CU.nnanttjW/i T< Ufjroplt.
Socxn Maxims in I’ak.mi.vii,—The
following remarks are from an old pamph
let which accidentally came into Lite
hands of a correspondent who has kind- j
ly sent them for publication. Tin y un
well worth remembering:
The gentleman of fortune, whose farm
is his amusement, may wail years for his
reward. The common farmer wants Ids
paydown. Plans of improvement have
been recommended, practicable indeed to
the man of wealth, hut wholly uninter
esting to tlie mass of fanners, because
beyond their means. They van adopt no
system which the /arm tUn/ will not
support. It is a maxim in husbandry,
that no mode of management is won it
pursuing, that will not give a prolil ; and
that is the best which will alibi'd the
greatest profit with the least labor and ex
pense.
Great- crops may be obtained at great
expense ; but if the labor and expense is
not remunerated, tlie crops themselves
will bo ruinous. The (jnestion is, not
how a great crop can be obtained Hut
how it can be obtained in a manner to
pay? It is not a valuable improvement in
husbandry to increase your productions,
if your expense is nVoportioiiahl.v in
creased. Tno great object is, to im-rea-e
the productiveness of a farm, so that tlie
expense may bear a less ratio to tlie in
crease. Hy purchasing more- laud, you
impose a burden on yourself dillicull lo
sustain. Jinny have been impoverished,
and not a few have been mined, by pos
sessing themselves of hind for wliiclt they
could not pay. Tlie intelligent fanner,
beforehepliingesintodebt, will nol fail to
attend to litis plain question. Will tlie in
come of (he intended purchase more titan
repay, the interest, tlie labor ami tlie
taxes? If not, you are better without- tlie
laud. The possession of more, laud than
can be improved is a tax upon the owner.
•
ffiffilatrijrs an* Jctoclry.
LADOMUS,
mA3IOM> DEAtEU * JEWT
wiTi lli:,'..inv.i::.!:v i Him n»i
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uinos, pins, srrns, diamond .sets, .«
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i -,i .v. .viivaa ,c /;\i;/./.s-/r if.l rvltFJ7.
'O.MPLFTF IX ALL KKSPKCTrs,
■l rlirlin of I'liuyiiiriitin/j/ Small Value,
SILVF.KWAUF’. OF ALL KIX’DS,
ALSU FANUV SILVUTAVAKE
SEITA R 1/ E I' 011 IHUDAI
i.Nt,Ai,i,.Mi:Nr ami wniiiiNi; i:iN';s always .in
A/frution I'.ml tu hh'/minny Watches.
as also,
OLD HOLD AND SILVEE
mrSTKV tii ai >k sm.ium;ii.
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no i.orrutv: no oiet entkkpkise ::
1. .IwlV-ris.
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AS A ISO,
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PLAIN KINDS ON HAND.
PUKSKNTS,
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Diamonds and nil other Precious Stones
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S., respfetinlly oiibi-s Ma profi-ssional
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( 'ai U-.h*. .lan. 1•, 1 -*«•.— hu
TAI*. i. C. I.OOMIS, IlnxTi-vr, lias re-
I J Mo\ed Iroin St. utli IlanoVfj- street to West
PomlVel Sln-et. opj.oMle tin* 1 Vina le IDahSehooL
furU-U*, I’euna.
DU. (IKORGK S. SEAUUiUT, Dies-
TlsT. J-’riiin the ifoboiu.vv’ vl Jfrn/tij
,voy//r,v. Ollleeat the residence of hi*’mother,
J-last Dotilher street, three dums h.-low Uedtoril.
Carlisle, I'enna.
i)ee. i, 1-Mi'i.
t x i-: n t ons o v k i (' r, s
x d j:pin'i-:itd axd ta'an's,
CIVII. KXCINKKK* A PATENT St IUCITuUs,
.Vu. I-A UWid'/.S'/Mk/ J‘hilfu}'‘lphUi
Patents solicited—Consnllaliiins on Kn^ineei-
Inp. and Sketches, .Models, and Ma
chinery oi all kinds made and skilfully attended
10. .special at lent lon i ven to {{ejected Case* aml
Jntf rteff nee-., A lit hen lie C.tpies of all Doc*U
ment--. Iroin I’iUfiil ( Hhce pldelire'J.
P>. Sa*. «• yiiur-t Ivt". u.-ele*-s t run hie and trav
ellinu e\p'*)i*M'-, as tin-reisno need for personal
interview witiite. All laiaines*. with these utn
ei‘- t e.an be t raiisaeied in writing, i'or lurrher
iufonuatioii direct as utiove. with ,-ramp ene[f*s
ed, with Circular with retercuce--,
pcb. 1,
TIT I-; have just reccivi-.l a lafge nttpply
\ V oiVank inun New York, and are prepaie'd
to execute Prof,>nal, ihisjm*-s and Wedding
Ctirds, oi all M/.es, ije the ueali'-l ;-!yl"' ( iuul ;u
vcj-v reasoiiablf at the
VuDCNTKPU nPWICK.
KOIJ SAIiK,—A wry cloghiii
J V ra»«e, nearly new. and a* irootl as new. i*
oiitwcd lor salt* at one-hall its original cost. In
quire the Volunteer UtJioo,
eo, #2, SKQ,
JJ 15 B M B O IBVS
FLUID EXTRACT IIUIIU
For Non-Retention or Incnntimmiice of Urine.lr
ritation or Ulceration of the Bladder or Kidneys,
Diseases of the Prostrate Gland, Stone m Hie
Bladder, Calculus. Gravel or BrieU Dust Deposit,
and all Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, and
Dropsical Swellings.
H E L M HOLD’S
F I.F I D KXTI! A FT II U I'll I
l*or Weakness Avisluii from LXecsscs or Indis
cretion The Constitution once allbetod with Gr
annie Weakness, requires the aid of medicine to
stromrlhou and invieorate the system which
Helm hold’s Kxtract hitch u invariably docs. If
no treatment be submitted to, Commotion or
Insanity ensues. *
FLUID EXTRACT I'.FCHi:
In alleetions peculiar to females. U is nnequaled
hv anv other preparation, as in Chlorosis or Re
tention, Irregularities, pnlnfulncss or suppression
of custonjarv evaeuaiions, Ulcerated or Soli ir
rus stale oftiic ITerus, Loucorrhcea. and all eom
plainls incident to the sox. whether arising irom
habits of dissipation, impnulenee. or In the De-
Uneor Change in Life,
FLUID E X T H AC T 11 U C H U
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
Will radieallv exterminate fVoin tin? system dis
eases of the i’niary Organs arising from Habits
of 1 >issj pat ion n////We vxiH'Osc, httU'ui'no I’hnnijr in
Out. <in(/ mi vri>osurf; completely superseding
those uuplf'OX((n( nml ilanfii'rova rcuu'dir. v, ('nimivn
am\ Mi'mny/ m etirinix all llm-o impli'iMtiif ami
danaeron- di-ea-e-.
rs !•: ji km n<> i>v\s
i i,roi i:\ti:a.t r.ei■ 111-
In : ,n .-a-e-of i tie I’vnuivy ev-jme, whether ex
isi ;aa, in male "]• leina le. from whatever cause nn
filial n i lc, a tel la ) nial teV of how Ion:; standimp It
pl-a-aih hi iihit 1 ami odor. immediate m u
aeiioit aiel more sfreiiLUheninu than any other
ut rhe pn paration- ~f hark or Iron.
Tlinw viiileruie iroin broken how n or delicate
i iii-i mu ions, procure ihe i < medy at 1 nev.
The ;ea>i- r nni-t henaie that liowe\ er '•hunt
uinv lie t ue a l hide oft he al a we ilei’ii-cs ihori
tain to a licet hi- l-odiie health, mental power-,
and happine--. and that of In- podeniy. ' >uv
tle-h and ido.jd are-nnpon.'d u-mathe-e -"iiie-
i.. I
I’ 11 \ s 1 ' 1 1 A N v , VI. K A - r Xn T I E!•
We HI. ike Mo secret of ill c 11. I cd! ell I S Helm
bold'.- Final Extract j.hieuu is composed of Hu
■ ha. Evil., h- au-l .lunin- r hen ie-.-deet-d w;th
meat eaic. and prenared in advance hy 11. I'.
1 lelmhol-l. I'ruem-i and (,'henn-i. of mxUvii
vears' experience in the eit\ oj Philadelphia. and
'which i- now pre-enhed hy tlio most uiunont
ph\-naan-. ha- heen admitted to use in the
I tilted states Army, and is also In very I'ciu-ral
u.-e in state Hospital- and public sanitary Insti
tutions throughout the land.
. 'i ..i
rnl loi
I KnM Ul'-rKNSAIiV l>F Till-: I’. S.
0 1 0 S M A (K !•: T N A
Pits Ji'KIMT MS. -Thisr oii..r tlilfiiAvc-.
taitl '-umcu'iuil arouutuc; liieir ia'-rcs hiUfri'-h,
ati'l Jiiialoifi'n- hi io.nl.
M I: I »it 'A I. PJh dM.IJTI I-;s A N I > v'SKS.
Ihit-hu lihtfs nil' ffjitiy stimulant, wilhuju
fiiliar (fiitlcncs to I In* I 'fuKin/ <jri/ims, producintj
<)jmand likf talier sinuhii* nifdichifS f.\riL
tini tlmnhonsjs, when fiivnniptanefp lavor this
moilt* ml aflioli.
Thrv aif ui\fii in fonihlaiiilp of the L unary
i ivitiiik, -tirh as tit avel. ('Urouk' ratarrh of tin*
lUaddi'f Moihid Irritation of tlie Biaddor and
ITflhra, l»i*M*a*'o of the Prostrate, and Kf tfiilion
•o' J nrniit inujiiiff of rrinn, from a loss oi tom* in
tin* jmrls foUffi-ucd ui its ovsifuatkm. T’lk* iv
itipily 11As also hffii I'ffoininondf'tl in Dyspepsia,
i 'hi'unie Kin*mnal n m. ('uliinooiis A Unctions, and
I iropsv.
Helmholil’s Kxlracl Iturhn is tued by jaTson's
h'niii llii* iii-'ih I.'! to li'>, and from .‘Pi to .V 3 or in
I he <lff i i nc of eh a ipp* of 1 i lb ; alt er eonllnemeiit or
I.ahor Pains ; 1 :<• d-u ellimr in children.
Dr. Kevs-risa PhyMenm of over thirty years’
e.\ iif riejiff. and aa i Jidna ll- of I la* Jetlf rson Mt'-
difid l 'ollfue and oi the I’uA el’sity o! Medifim*
and suiitft'y of I’nilad'-lolnn.
M a. 11. T. U I i.Mi'.oi.ii
/)-■-//• !n n i;jird lo tin- question asked nu 1
-is io 111 \ opinion about llttrhu, 1 would say Unit 1
I Imvc 1 and soM the article in various forms
lor the past thirty yea) s. 1 bn not Dunk there is
any Conn or prepaiation of h I have not used or
know n to !)-• iiM-il, in tin- v arious diseases win-re
vucii medicate mp-nt would he indicated. \on
nivywiir ;nuvllu- m;. >“U\ tlial it has been cx
l.-iix] vclv rrnplo'. 1-1 in tin - arums diseases oi Die
1 )i;uI< 1• -r ;in«l Kidney.-. ami tin- ri-omalnni il lias 1
ai-njuiP-'l in my judgment i> warranted liy lln'
I na\eai and its. d: ;r» helore staled, every
form of Jl“'-/nr —tin- powdered loaves, t ln- snnoli
decoct ion, tincini--, ilind e\i raci '.—ami lam not
eomn/aid ol an\ pieparalmn of that plant at all
equal to VoUfs. ’ Tweh e ears' e.Xperiellee oiurllt,
1 think. t‘o ‘jive me Hie i min to .indue of its merits,
and without prejudice or partiality. 1 ei\ r yours
precedence over all olln-is, 1 do not % Jilvio- a
l lit tm tvcordiim lo Us I ail k, i f I did oilier Jiur/itiM
would out do yijurs. tail 1 hold to the doctrine
| tlial hulk and quantity do not make up value—
-1 if they did a copper vent would he wmlh mow
i than a wold dollar.
I 1 value vottr litn-hu tor its eih-cl on patients.
‘ I have cured v-’ilh it, and seen eured. with it,
- more disea-es oi Du-bladder and kidney-than 1
have ever seen cured with my other Ihn-hu, or
! any other j.ropm"ory compound of whatever
I name.
IIELMROLD’B FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
Xo. 59-1 Broadway, Xew York,
Xo. lOi South Tenth Street, Below Chestnut,
SOLD BV DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Sept, i, im.—iy,
iHrtitcal.
HELM HOLD’S
HELMBOLD’H
A X D
BUC H U
i: r r ui’ i. K a v !■: s
Ue-peel full V, VoUVS Ae..
(i. It. IvKVJSKU. M. tk
lift W'ooj. snumr. Pittsju uoh Pa,
\ S K !•' O R
Sinai** ami doable width all wool DcLalnes, Em*
pro.-i* cloths, Lupin's Uomhaziiie. Cashmere,
Creneli Merimies Vchmr Heps, Velour Huse,
Crape J’loth, Ci’tM-n (’l-.ili, Alpaeoa, Striped Mo
hair Kmdlsh Pants. ThiMt Lonjj Shawls, Crape
Vails, collars, IJuidkerchiers ami
XoiKuisW*-. Hoiivitml TahlcOil cloth, \Vindow
Shades, I’mhreiias and Hoop Skirls.
All very low am. oouMdevahlv under the Market
priff-s, A. \V. HKXT/C.
DRUG i- CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE | IVl ’- '•
Direct cf.tvt.us to
II K MIiOLD'S
lIELMBOLD'S MEDICAL. DEPOT,
PHif.Ai>rdii'niA.
BEWARE OF
COUNTERFEITS
AsK FOR
HELM BOLD’S
TAKE NO OTHER.
Bvi?
W.C.SAWVIvII, J. A. IH-KT., J. E. IiI'HKHOLDEU.
■\VT ('. SAWVKK AX I) CO.,
llavnle just ed from Stewart's, Cnlfliu
and Melieii, Xnv YoiK. and the besUiouses In
Philadelphia, Che larp-1 anil best. sU>ek ol
FALL AND WINTHU GOODS
KV EH BUO U « 11T T 1 > THIS MAIt K E T
Please call ami examine our Immense stock ol
Alpine and Unh Uny Plaids, ;'anted, I Uiu
and Striped la In ] >r- ' - ( lot I is, I Inin and 1 it,-
ut'ed French Marinos, Ueps, 1 opUns,
Alpneeas, ami Estelle Chillis, Press
lioncls tn every variety ol styles
tun I sluidi.s, J .ndics ('loin unit
Mamies, of plain ami
hrurht Fluids. Shawls,
black, Plan), Dm
olnumdTlub-nt,
I.iikoi im<l
1. a <• o . .
(.'ollars, nU*c\o>. and ilundlcfrchicD. Our sloolv
of \\'i»oli‘n <inods comprises Jllunkol.s, notin'
nnulo. Shaker Dullard Vale. lied and Frown
Flannels llatmoruls iu all colors.
IinMFSTICS JN iiI'ANTITIF.s.
IV Dailies, brown anil bleached Muslins,
Inuns. Tickings, t’rasli, sheeDnt:. Fvllow Oxmuiis.
GENTS' A Nil HOYS' WEAK.
Full line ot Ctollis, Cas'dmers, plain and laiu’y
Scarfs, Ties, 1 land kcrfl dels aiul Mi Iris.
IIoISKKY.'AMMiI.UVKS.
Colton and ’Wool for Ladle-. Denis, MDse- and
t 'liildjvn.
F V U X I S |l i N U OO U OS
of all kind-, usually Ijepi in Him rlas- Dry Goods
stores Surli as Carpus, Oil rioliis, Mats,
Donkin*: < tla-es Sliajic-S Draperies, Drupels, «Vc.
Wit e.vv sinti i.u. .iTrit.vnux to
M ori!-\i N G G 0 o D S ,
and will In- aide l« 1111 all orders for Funerals.
Cashmeres, shromllna Flannels, Crape Collars,
Black Mermnes, Datnise Cloths. Empress, Bop,
Poplin and EtiKCtie Mournings; all qualities ol
Fii'dlsh and Fivneh Crapes, Biulions, Ac. All
orders earelnllylillemleiUo
Fimcv Pry Goods, do., (.ents Mm, llmnT}
and doves, Kid (doves, while ami black eolois
ami all sir.es, I, endless & .
(t,i,' !>o'»• ilchnv Martin's J/nfrl,
Mtsf Main .SY/vv’/ Oniric. I‘n.
Dec. I. Dim.
sponmi A 111!! VA L !
ll;l \ illlt IlllCl'lt :«i\ :in(JIL r C Of Ihf Kl-LMll 110-
H(n»* in nil fcind** *'t I n-y -Is Unit lias Just ou
.•urr.il iu lilt Kn-l. m miivltrlf, w,. hiivc Jus
made ;i larac additaai to our intei Stock, and
lui w marked <'\o-r\ limit; down to correspond
wiih the present pncus. Please cad and sec
tli» i irto-nt 1 tari^aiii't■ [ can now pet man
kinds of
KAXCV HUKSS (iOOIAS.
Miisjui'*
.-ii i. i ntr-i,
'.'avd>*n I'i-omeN.
\\v. .• i lan iirN.
idnuhams.
Tickings
aiul (’alllcoi 1
i iiv;ii llamiins :n !?!.■ r ' •
liivnl \ >MVIZii 1:1 s m 1 ; < 'vis .
< ,y y .-\i iiiuu-.'iu-' nu ‘li>ilis anil (.’msmiihtcs
■a! 11 isiilav <>i ;i II U 1" < 'hi Id mis
i V,jK < iml dHday ol rlolli Tlnaks
•vlr.rk n!' ail
Wool.KN (d>()])iS 1
jp<l M
A mil
CAItI’KTS: ('AIII'KTS:
Illi-', Kin'-, 'lulls. Window Shades, .V<*.
call ;111 1 i tor ymn'-cl VC'., (hat wo uro
[>ivnai .'il ti • a! vi* ymi lhe areatest ha Trains
on ha\c m. a tor a lona linn*. ami atv <k
iU.(| i>. r i.. i-■ uinli‘isoi'l. ami always taka
]i|, M . n ■ in c\lnhilin>f uitr complete stock
hi > .-nd.'ihh' Jo;' ilia M'US"II.
lkh>u;h * mju-isu.
tu, . I'
Im ■.i
i. .i.o.n : Nt- j ,\. k.mu .uTr:it.
i.VXJi llkKXrXd DAY!
iV
i, I; j i, \l' IK I. I) »V MIKAI-TKU’S.
linV, ready Ini* illSporl 101 l th(J IlKist
, ini I a 11 1 menl of 1 HV'-s t hauls over oxhih
iii ( arh'!.-. ai prices within the roach of nil.
e wn e «-o tortunale ns to ho In Now Vovlt
ilt the I a ’''«. i’ k.\t i’ANtr, which lasted only
lavs u e ha \ o del ermined to givoour ensto
il'ie ad\ unlace in all goods bought during
wo ila,\ - that goods won- sold at the lowest
•«.. S'ar-li-ot
uv
bi'.iut
il-'.l n
As we
diiriii!
I WO (ii
llll'is 1
tin
prifc
DiiKSS C(.HK)S,
i'c.Mi.
I'liii
IJ'-, pl'i iII 111 mil >r-.
ill I‘upiins, Sinpo no,,
rocad** Ki'ps, Foulard I'uplins
\ ‘loUis, Wool iMauls,
Kivnoh .Mcriiinrs. m ail folors,
i •< «i >ti nfrvrry shade,and color,
s; 1 i: riii'il (‘raprs Sal in i Irisallcs.
I'laiil j’uii 1 1 r• rhrvjvs, IMaiics. all
l V.^;rJr 111r •>i mvi- imim-n'r "un rv »»«
liiHnU, (in- n(U’-M it slicatlcT luivoji full
D v
line o
UyM I'>'f I(' (inons,
es tlial . 1 ej\ e-i,n;.eiiiioii.
at pr
We
I..we
• can sej i M r'.-i j a-.' i\\ Mori'.s and (.«f Xdii a.m.S
•r than oilier merea:iids paid for tin* same
K ten days aim. Tho-e who desire it I‘uasl for
r e\es should m.i ij.it to come mid examine*
stock. Keep in mind the place, South-east
u-r Market square. mm-diul Door,
laiikhd for Die pa-i paimnajxe, we respeet
, soiled a cr.nDm Dn - same.
did•: i. i • 11; I. dasnka v v k u.
|) HOC L A -M A ’l' I () X !
Whcicas, I, Wm, A. Mile-. farlislc, Pa., having
j usi icturnod from tin- Ham-m cities with un ex
tensive assortment of t)u> most fashionable ami
brilliant colors of
D p !•; s s <; i.i <ii i s
French Mi-rilin'-.
Fi eneh Cassilln* , ‘>i
( *ol*d \Vool ].)<■ 1 /nle
p.lack do.,
American dn..
■>Plain Poplins,
Figured tin..
’ Pep. dn.,
A Ipaeeas.
(’lain ('ulnmis.
Figured do.
Therefore purchasers will line! It Ln tholradvan
tnuv u» i:iv>> me u e;\U.
A! v•, ihe assort incut of
ft. All) DUKSS (JOODS,
1 S' (’Alt I,ISI.fi
Pa men la r .-u a-ni ioi, given 1 o Mourning floods.
\vm. a.Miffs.
1 >ir<-eily njipn'• fi- tin* Mansion Hoin l , .'mil oi
I i<)< Ii \\ esl Ol the |.-•! I i/llee.
I lea. 1. I -A.
\tm\v hoods: hoods :;
A .
i iraud i ipening oj nnrivalled i hinds, just receiv
ed trmn Hie K.ishtn (\ tie~. consisting nf eiioiei
and \ ai i«-«I '•> In-iinii-;, at
A. W. UMNT//S STOKF.
.V, !/’i:n>vi'r .SY/v'7,
ttie rmdlui- and v.vii known stand, our list of
i)i:nss tail >i>,-
compri-- -> Pi.o-k .'-dl;s in great variety, including
the 1 »est ( mi ported. (iros He UJrim), Gros do
ATripne, and liuur* d.
l.Ui>U'. s Frcta-U M. riuoes iu all colors and pric
es. Plaid Me* in-ies ami Poplins, Km press (Mollis,
liiiired and plain ; Upaecas, all shades, Cnburgs,
1 'ei.ain >, u ,i designs.
v.'iiiTi-: poops.
.laeoiieN and i '-unhides. Plain and Plaid Nain
sooks. } .men-, ami t . a ton Poods, Marseilles, Coun
terpanes. vm-y clo-ap.
f lannels, kvery 'ipudily of while and colored
Flannels, dlaid'em, jjahnoral .Skirts, Ac.
,A large stoek of eluths, Cussuuers, SaUineUs,
Velvet »'ovd. lunne made .leans, Ac.
I have now a superior assortment, of Millinery
Poods, Ihiaid Velvets and Silks, Pomiot and
Trimming Pinions, Malinec Fnglish (.'rapes mid
Laces.
Moruxr.sG goods,
j_|OUSK I'T'EIXJSUiXU GOODS.
.luvt rccoi v I iiii j fill! supply of nil JUndsof House
Furjiishiii'i suitable for Hu: present and
(•omuls' season consisting of ail Grades and
qualities of
CAKPETS ! CARPKTS>. CAUPKTS!
Floor nil (joths,
Tuile Oil Cloths,
Window shades,
Malts, Ac., Ac
ALSO,
I‘J-1 Jll'd audUmd’d Sheetimrs,
PllowCuse Muslins.
'fable Damasks,
Towelling all Grades,
Ticking Ae.
ANo a v.vU stork of all kinds ofDome.s
-t it* Goods, which nlll Resold at greatly reduced
prices, for tile prC'-enf. ‘ -
All pcr.'itms m wanl of any of the above for the
.Spring Season, will liml it U* rbeir advantage to
give ’is an early call, as we are determined to
keep up our imputation, to sell goods al the low
market price
I-:h K()Jt H A Ij !•
■jin midi-i-dmfl lias far .'ale, al his Livery
St aha*, in ( aiii'. if, a mini her of lino < Jaw rnmoiit
Mtd.s, well hj-olifii. Farmers would da well to
cal' and e.\aaiiin- iiis stack I.afore purchasing
ehvwheiv. Mam of i la* mules an* youm; and of
lair.e size, niui \iell calculated fur farming or
/. u ge purpo,-e-.
Mnvch 8, 1800.-41,
q LOT H Ij\0! CLO THIX G !!
MV MOTTO
" ( ) U !rU*al>'snmlSmnn Profite.''
The subscriber »“'-®Xn«“d!.os h Sl.rob
na>ti r i n i T s i xkss
in all Its 1,1-anchus. He will .-unstanUy keep on
hand yupen-ior „
JIADIC PP ('LOTIII Mi
SSE SSSxSS
to order
rJI e s «ml his prici’s rill
;!5 i„ l.v n..v <>.«■, us Ik- Is ,1. , 1.T1.1111.'.l K. SC-11 ..s
i-I.i i.li ns (lie- .-lic-upc-sl
lll'C. 111, IMfi-lV
T IVI\CS T O N ’S CLOT H 1 N
J_J ' KMl'OUir.
id VI XtkSTON has just from Uu* Last
with a maanifleent stork of
Cloths,
L'nssimevs,
of iroods tor Gent lemen s ( lolhiiif?. i
iUs assortment of piece goods ks Uu; hugest nud
most varied ever brought to this town, and he
pledges himself toMoll floods hy the yard nsehcai),
t uot cin*aper. (lian any other stove/ L s sto( k
of KKADVMADK CLOTHING is extonsPo and
heautlinl. consisting of
('oats,
Pants.
Vest
Overcoats, Ac*., At*.. .. . „
wlilrk lin will sell chmp<-' r timn
any ollim- establishment.
Hi' has h lu'iuuiful assortment of Gentlemens
Furnishing (foods,
rndershirts
(Jvurshirts,
Dnnvors,
ami son Cor vmuwlvos. his IH-millfnl iij«>rti»<;ii
ol Konds, lii'foiv pnrelinsinK elsewhere. lie'i
lake areat pleasure in shewing Ins aoods, alld c.u
sa. isle all, that he ean and will sell K oods eh>ape
I linn' any oilier house outside ol I In* kaslen
( 'Uu-<.
I would invite mi cijiiiiiimition ill my slnek I
I-*iii(> Cloths. ('jissimors. \ i-slnms, «*<■.. Mhich
nianumcliin- upon spocisil orders.
1 would ln-15 leave to say tlml my l.oods nr«
mamifaetiirod mniw my own supervision, amt
l.v |)w verv l«M workmen. My present slock is
the most extensive I have yet had In store, ami
1 respectlullv ask my friends and tile politic to
jp\e me 11 eat I tie lore purcliasili!! elseivllcre.
Hu- Kelliemlier llie old stand.
ISAM l.lMMlkTllN,
Xorlti Ilnnovev street, KiiiporUini.
lice. 1, ptii'i.
I i I >M’
/• R'MRKRRAXO VAU.EV I!. R.—
J / I'iIAN’HK (IK HnKKS.
I 111 mill afli’r .Muliil.-iy, lii-C, HIM, IHI-I, PnsscliKiT
Trams will run iliuly, us lullmvs, (Sundays *.'X
Cl‘J»lC(l
S'mlags. ac.
Afcnnimodiitioii Train loaves Harrisburg S.-IO
A. M.. Meehauiesliunj; !>.K Carlisle sb'»S, >bMvyllle
shiniiensburg II."7, ( ’hambersbnrg 11.-H),
Uremcasiio IJ.lij. arriving at Hagerstown 1.1)0 1.
Mail Train leaves IlarrLshurjs 1.10. P. M. Ma-han
shuru 2.J0. Carlisle H..V5, NewvilkCCJi*, Miinpcns
iir« J.ui), Chambersluir# l.m, Greenoastle t>..R ar
vinjr at Hagerstown u.JO, I’. M.
Kxnress Train leaves UttiTislmm -1.30. P. M.,
Meeluuileslmr« 0.01. Carlisle :VV, Newvillc *>M
Sliipnenslmrir o.:p, arriving at ChanHmrsbiirs'T.W),
I’. M.
Kxmess Train leaves Chambcrsburg ->.U A. M.,
.Shippenshnrg 0.10, Newvillo 0,10, Carlisle (j.oU,
Meclumiesbmg 7.21, arriving at Harrisburg /.00,
Mail Train loaves Hagerstown 7.10, A. M. Green
easlle 7.r,, < 'hambersburg 5.20, Sliipponsburg «.;m,
Newville '.1.27, ('arlisle hM)d, Meehanicslmrg 10.00,
arriving at Harrisburg lI.Id, A. M.
Accommodation Train leaves ClnniHiersburg
1.1. v Sliippensburg IHS, Newville 2.21, Carlisle
Meehumesburg .V*7, arriving at Harrisburg 1.10,
A* Mixed Train leaves Hagerstown 2.1.'., P. M. t
freeneastle arriving at (’hambersburg 1.-a,
Making close eonneetions at Harrisburg with
Trains to and from Philadelphia, -New \ orlc,
Pittsburg, ball Imove ami Washington. i
A 'Hiit-rinfriKfrn/'x ({r)h'*'\ Sup t.
C/KOUh'ff Dor. 11, dio. \
Hoc. LI. ly
1 TV) II KI (5 X AND DOMKSTK!
p j>uirops.
Kdward Shower respectably announces to the
public, that he eontiuues to keep constantly on
hand, and for sale, a large and very superior as
sortment of
FOKKION AN!) DOMESTIC
at Ins new stand, a few doors west of Hannon's
Hotel, and dircctlv west of the court House, Car
lisle.
LKIDICir * MILLER.
■J. L. STERNER,
®lottu«o,
.IoIIX TPKIISU-:U.
Satinets
Vestings, . , ,
and all other kind
drndemcHH' Furnish inf/ Goods.
Cmbrellas,
Carpet hags.
Trunks, ,
COMK OXK ! COMK ALL! !
f'lislomcr's Orders.
Sjirrinl Xotirr.
xtaUroatt ILincss.
W KsTWAlllb
EASTWARD.
®2!l|jico nntj 3Li tutors
1511 AX -DI lAS,
AM. or riIOU.'JC IIKANDr.
Wines,
fSIH'IT.V,
Port,
Madevla,
Lisbon, '
Claret. I
Native,
I toeU,
JohaiUllshcTK,
and Boderheimer.
CHAMP A O A E ,
Heidsvek & Co., Gclslor A Co., and Imperial.—
(Jin, Bohlen. Lion, and Anchor.
AV H ISKY.
Superior Old I lye* Choice Old Family Nectar,
Wlieut, Scotch, and Irish.
Ale, Brown Stoat, Ac. Best to he had in Phila
delphia.
Billers, of (he very Best quality.
Dealers and others desiring a pure article will
find it as represented, as his whole attention will
he given In a proper and careful .selection uf his
Stock, which cannot he surpassed, and hopes to
have t he patronage of the public
1, In:.}.
?£?ats aim _
\TKW STOCK OF HATS AND CAPS
±S at KKLLKII'S,
(Jn Sor/Jt Jlioioiur Mrcc’t, Ouii.s/c, J’u.
A splendid assortment of nil the new styles of
hMlks, Moleskin, Slouch, Soft and Straw Hats now
open, of city and home manufacture, which will
he sold at tin? lowest cash prices.
A large stock of summer lints, Palm, Leghorn,
Hraid, indin, Panama, and straw; Children’s
fancy, etc. Also a full assortment of Men's Hoys'
and * Children's caps of every description and
stylo.
The subscriber invites all to come and examine
his stock. being a practical halin', lie feels con
fident of giving satisfaction.
Thanklul for the liberal patronage lioretofonP
bestowed he .solicits a continuance of the same.
Don't forget Hu* stand, two doors above Shroi
nor's Hotel, and next to Cornman’.s shoe store.
JOHN A. KKLLHH, Af/vnt.
N. 15.—Hats of all kinds made to order at short
notice.
Pec. 1, IHOo.
H AT AN3> VAV kmpoiitum:
Tne undersigned having purchased the stock,
»te., of the* late Win. 11. Trout, deceased, would ro
speeUTilly.announce to the public* that lie wif
continue the Ifuftiny Jhmncfm at the old stand in
U f.v, High Street, and with a renewed and olllcb
out elb.rt, produce articles of Hoad Dress of
.£'..(,< .7/ Vorid}/, Stylo and Qualify,
that shall be strictly in keeping with the Im
provement of the nit *.*.?id fully up to tho ago In
which we live.
He lias now on hand a splendid assortment of
Tints of all descriptions, from the common Wool
to the lluest Fur and Silk Hats, and .it prices
that must suit every one who lias an eye to get
ting the worth of Ids money. His Silk,’Moleskin
and Denver Hals, are unsurpassed for lightness,
durability and lluish, by those of any other es
tablishment iu the country.
Roys’ Hats of every description constantly on
hand. Ho respectfully invites all the old patrons
and as many new ones as possible, to give him a
‘•all, .1. G. GALLIC).
Doe. 1, ISG-j.
PI E S T-R A T E F A 11 M A T
JDj I'UIVATK SALE.
Thu iindersiKned oilers at private; sail-, tils farm,
ioento.l in Middlesex township, eoulainlnit I.iU
acres of slate land of the best duality." Tlie ini-
provements are a Frame Dwelling House, out
Kitchen, Smoko House, Carriage House*, Ikmic
Horn, Hog Pen Ae., all nearly now. The Inml has
all recently been licavily limed, anti is In a high
slate of cultivation. The farm is conveniently
located, amt a lane running through it, to a
stream of wider, renders water convenient to
every Held. The farm will bo sold on reasonable
terms. Any one wishing to view the promises
can call on tbennd.er.signed residing thereon.
.iOHX ELLIOTT.
March 1, l-MJ—lf.
\ WANTKD to soli the (iroat
XX American Calijsraphical Puzzle. The ehcap
cMaml moM wonderful Puzzle of the Ap\ Aleuts
can easily make from lu tr» 2a dollars a day, T will
Klve any one Agum riijO ifhe can sclloO.UOl).
Scud 10 cents for Moiiph' I*lizzie,
PHILIP HILL,
25 ) Market Street, Philadelphia.
March S, IM.o,—lt, 1
sfiotoffropUfn&
rPHKFIUST J’UKM I L’M HAS
awarded nt (be late Cumberland Lonnly 1-nli
TO V, h. LOCHMAN
fort THE EfXEST I'IIOTOCiIIAPUS.
i.y„ i r m latolv ve-purchascd Uls old gallery from
Mr Mrs * No,ry »uilclin«, opposite
tin' First National Manic. •
Tin* Photographs,
Carles 13a N telle,
Ambrotypcs, Ac., &c.
„,miO hv (*. U L ochman are pronounced by e\ ei y
one to be of the highest character in
posing,
'l'ono.
Hound and Soft Half Tints,
jnl everything that constitutes a
FIHST-CDASS PICTURE.
Tlie public is cordially invited to call and ex-
ami Kosowhxl Emmet. Al
hums Ac., on liaml and will be sold % ei> low.
Copies Daguerreotypes nn.dt
in the most perfect manner.
Dee. 1, ISiio —if.
-l.ffiS. Ji. A. SMITH’S I'IIOTO
iVL Brabble tindery Smith-east Corner llano
wr Street, mat Market Square, where may be bail
nil the dlHerentstyles of Photographs, irom caul
to life size,
1 V O Pv V T Y P K S , A M M It O T V P K S , AND
MBLAINOTYPKS :
also Pictures on Porcelain, (something new) Doth
Plain and Colored, and which are bcniitlJUl pro
ductions of the Photographic art. Call and seo
11 Paiih'iilar attention given to copying from
Daguerrotypcs Ac. ...
She invites the patronage of the public.
Feb. 15, ISlirt.
?lunit)cv Aim Coal
pOATj AND IiUaiBEB YARD.
d'he subscriber having leased the ard formerly
occupied by Armstrong tt Holler, and purchased
the slock of
COAL AND IiUMRBBK,
In iho Yard, together with mi linmonso now
stock, will have constantly on hand and iurnisn
to order all kinds and quality of.soasoned
LFM UF.U.
HOARDS,
S< ’ANTI A N'<
FUaMk STUFF.
PAM NO,
PLASTKRINO
l,:Uh. Lulh, Worked Flooring mid
Wealherhoavding, Posts and Uni Is, mid every ar
ticle that belongs to a Lumber Yard.
A.ll kinds of Shingles, to wit: WhUo Pine, Ham
jock, and Oak, of dllovonl qualities. -Having ours
of mv own, I cun furnish hills to order oi nay
length and size at the shortest notice and on Mhj
most reasonahle terms. My worked hoards will
he kept under cover, so they can he tarnished
1 I have constantly on hand all kinds of FAM
ILY COAL, under cover, which 1 will deliver,
clean, to anv part of the. borough, to wit: Ly
kens Valiev, broken Kgg, Stove and Nut, Luke
Fiddler, Treverton, Locust Mountain, Lauherry,
which 1 pledge myself to sell at the lowest prices.
J,inifhitrnrr.s' and J{/n<‘Kxnti(/i-\' t v >o/, always on
hand, which 1 will soil at the lowest dgure. Yard
west side of < tram mar School, Ma in Street.
Dec. i,i sw ANDIIKW U. MLAIR.
iFovtoavfcCwfl;
Jj'H) UWAHIHN(i AND
niMMissiox iror.sß
Fl'iiiv it Ft rcl, Coni, Pln.stiT & Sa/L
.], UFFTKM it RROTIIFRs havin'; purchased of
Snyder it Newcomer their extensive Wurehoti.se,
t Henderson's old stand,) head of High street, beg
leave to inform the public that will continue the
Forwarding: and Commission business on a more
extensive scale than heretofore.
The highest market price will be paid fur Floi
Grain and Produce of all kinds..
Klonr and Feed, Plaster, Salt anfr Hay, kei
constantly on hand and for sale.
* Coal of all kinds, embracing
I.VKFXS VAIXKV,
Llmelmrneis' and blacksmiths’ Coal, constant
y for sale. Kent under cover, and delivered dry
u any pari of the town. Also, all kinds of Lnm
>cr constantly on hand.
will leave their "Warehouse every morning at 7
o'clock, arrive at Lianislmvp; at II o'clock, and at
ilownrd Hinchinan's Warehouse, Nos SOM ami
KIO Market street, Philadelphia, at M o'clock in the
evening of same day
Deo 1, IMG.
riLOIBEKLAND VALLKV UAIX
\j HOAD COMPANY.
'J’ljo Cumberland Valley, Pennsylvania and
Northern Central Rail Road Companies have
imulo arrangements to do a joint
FREIGHT* FORWARDING BUSINESS
between the Cities of Philadelphia, Haiti more and
X(,‘\v York. The Cumberland Valley Hall Hoad
Company will open tlicir Freight Depot at Car
lisle, on’lhe Ist of January, JSoo, for Ibo receipt
and shipment of all goods entrusted to them.
Freight to be forwarded by tills arrangement
must be left at Pennsylvania Hail Koail Company
Depot, corner of loth and Market .St., Philadel
phia, Northern Central Hail Hoad Company's De
pot ljullimoro, and Cumberland Valley Hail Hoad
Company's Depot at Carlisle.
The public will find it to their interest to ship
through the Hail Road Company's Freight Houses
and by Company Cars
O. N. XA T LL. tS'upf,
J. & D. imOAIXS, Freight Agents, Carlisle.
Q A J! I S E T W A K E H O U « K
The subscriber respectfully informs Ills friends
and the public generally, that ho still continues
the Undertaking business, and is ready to wait
upon customers either by day or by night. Ready
made Coffiks kept constantly on hand, both
plain and ornamental. He has constantly on
nund J'lsk's Patent Metalic liurtal Oise, of which
he has been appointed the sole agent. This case
Is recommended as superior to any of the kind
now iu use, It being perfectly air light.
lie has also furnished himself with u new Rose
wood llkak.se and gentle horses, with which ho
will attend funerals hi town and country, per
sonally, without extra charge.
Among the greatest discoveries of the age is
HW/'.v #in‘iny Muttrass, the best and cheapest, bed
now in use, the exclusive right of which I have
secured, and will be kept constantly on hand.
CABINET MAKING,
in all its various branches, carried on, and Beau
reaus, Secretaries, Work-stands, Parlor Ware,
Upholstered (.’hairs. Sofas, Pier, side and Centre
Tables, Pining and Breakfast Tallies, Wash
stands of all kinds, French Bedsteads, high and
low posts: .Jenny Lind and Cottage Bedsteads,
(’hairs of all kinds, Looking Glasses, and all
other articles usually manufactured in this lino
of business, kept constantly on band.
His workmen are men of experience, his ma
terial the best, ami his work made In the latest
city stylo, and all under his own supervision. It
will bo warranted and sold low for cash.
K. SIIOWKU.
lie invites all to give him a cull before purchas
ing elsewhere. For the liberal patronage hore
totiro extended to him lie feels indebted to his
numerous cuslomors, and assures them that no
etlorts will be spared in future to please them in
style and price. Give us a call.
Remember (lie place, North Hanover street,
nearlv opposite the Deposit Bank, Carlisle.
DAVID SIPE.
Doe. 1, JStlj.
ifIAKLrSLE FEMALE COLLEGE
VV KEY. T. DAUGHERTY, President.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOLARS.
This Seminary which includes the school lately
under the charge of Miss Mary Hitner, will open
under the direction of Rev. T. Daughtery as Pre
sident, with a full corps of able instructors, so as
(ogive to young ladies a thorough education in
English and classical studies, and also, in the
French and German languages, and Music and
Painting, and other ornamental branches,
Especial care will be given to Boarders in the
family of the President.'
A primary department for the. younger scholars,
will be had in connection with iho .Seminary.
The session will open on 'Wednesday, the (jth 01
September, in the elegant School Rooms of Emo
ry church, which have been designed 'for thal
purpose.
For terms apply to the President.
Aug. 17, \m.
QUMBERLAND NURSERIES,
TIIUKE MILES EAST OF CARLISLE.
As the slock of this Nursery must bo closed out
the coming Spring, ami having a large amount
on hand, the Proprietor will give extra good bar
gains. Tlie stock consists of every variety oi
Fruit and Ornamental trees, vines and shrubs,
usually propagated. Particular* attention is
called to the large and fine Apple trees, Natural
Peach, Evergreen and Ornamental shado trees,
which will be sold to suit the purchaser either by
the row, by the peicc or by the hundred, in the
ground, or dug. Ail are Invited to call at the Nur
sery. and get a bargain.
All orders promptly idled. *
Feb, 10, ISilO—2iu *
T U U JR B I 1. L
ino umlorsigncMl hereby Informs I lie public
that holms now on baud a largo ami varied as
sortment of
GROCERIES, PUOVI.SIONB Ac.
which he will (U.spo.sc of al as LOW PRICES as
the same quality of Goods run bo furnished_by
any linn west of Philadelphia, lor cash. For the
proof of which, call and see. My motto, “equal
and exact justice to all."
Feb. "2, LS(i() —Gin,
ALAJUiE Lot of Splendid Stand
ard and Dwarf Pear, Concord, Delaware,
Duma, and Maxatawney Grape vines for solo
at the Cumberluno Nurseries.
Feb. 15,
LOCUST MOUNTAIN,
LAWBERRY, &c M *.
A DAILY FREIGHT LINE
J. BEET KM *& BROS.
Suvuituve, sce.
TOWN AND COUNTRY
HENRY S. RUPP.
WILLIAM BBNTZ.
3to lit lu aV e , c ,
gto vis! ai' ov"k an'
JOHN D . GOR GiU
DEAEEU IX STOVES and TlX\v
In tiik itE.vit ot’ tiik ComiTHm-st-
Cooking Stoves, "
I’anor wtoves,
Olllca Htovcs,
Heaters ami Itunges, (Portai.i.
constantly on linnd of evcrv variotv
the Market-, and insured lor'slx
Also Tux Ware of all kinds, i '
ol Hie best tin plate. ’ nainilll <%y N
Twenty per cunt, saved by oalii n .r “
amiTlmvuru Rooms.
Tin Hooting and {Spouting done m u,
• March 15, WUti.—ly. u,lL >u shorty
gTOVES AND 'J’iN'AVAKI-
A. T THE OLD ST VX n I
SION OF THE BIG COFFff',,,,
NEWVIL LE, P A 1
A large lot of Tin mid HhneUron «•>«
for the spring trade. Also Cook Mm 6,1
best patterns in the market. Persi.ia ' l
housekeepingshoultl call ami examined
We are dotermineil to sell as low tis
lahlishlnenl outside of I lie cities. ‘ * o, ki
l - iWl ' W.sJ
March I, ISijrt.—it*
TINWARE, & c
'i'llo undersigned having made ftu„v f> .
he Eastern Calcs, to Jay in a .Mock of
aired articles, ana material for the i«3
of all kinds 01 ware kept in allrstcluv>sr T*
and Wheel-iron establishment, arc iiiv!'-;'
prove to the citizens or Carlisle uiul vjtntS? l
they are determined to sell goods ut
deiy competition. Their stock of V
.STOVES AND ENAMELED WAltf
is the best that Philadelphia nml Nou Vnil
- Their slock oi stoves cihuhsu w*
ol tho following named: “it
Cook’s Governor Penn,
Prairie Flower,
and the Parley siioaf
with all varieties of p,,-..
. Bed-room and
of the neatest pattern, nml best quality t
Governor Penn, which they guaramauom,*
tire satisfaction in every respect, wall
to prepare the cooked or baked
ly wiin lessw consumption oi luel than aii’t vv
stove, they will warrant for six mown' ft
manufacture Zimmerman's .steam CwkKtt'
In wlncli all kinds of vegetables t-;vn
the same time, without tin; mm llavono*t
other. Best of references given. Tln?v !ui.w
chased for cash, ami therefore have the
their goods reduced to a very low Hjau-f fet
continent that “ turyc mlv# ami small proiiu" w
best policy. They call attention tuiiu-irt
stock of Tin, .sheet-iron, and '
ENAMKLiKI) AVAUK,
consisting of Buckets, Basons, Wa^lidio 1
Wasli-disiies Lard Cans, Coal Scuttles, Ac,,
guaranteeing to all who may junvluiM-onii;
saving ol al least
T \V O 1) o J. L A as
nit of every ten expended. JUjUcr*. KlrdJ
Ranges and Furnaces set in on slmrt notice. M
ingand spouimg done in tiie best niitnnord
on reasonable terms. Old simes tation in a]
clftmge tor new ones. Give a> n call. XcrJ
1 laiiover st reel, bet ween Wetzel and ’j innlau'.
Hotels,
Thankful for the patronage lievclnfuK*soUU
allv bestowed upon them, lhe\ sulicii ;i oontit.
uiii-e oft he same.
Feb. s, lsu(*— :hn
Boots ana
irKKi* voru vwv warm au
iv DRV.
• Neighbor, if you \vunt n good p.av
Calf skin Boots, go to I’I.ANK'sBC
If you waul a good pair of country
Bools, go to ... I'hANK^K;
If von want n good pair ol Kip, W.uw
heavy Upper Leather Bools, go to I’LAAU*:,
if you want Boy s’, Youths' and ('UllilvvndHK;
goto ITAXKiBU
If you want Mens’, Boys' ami Youths' ImvußrtHv.
gaus, Balmorals and Gaiters, go to PLAXU k- s
If you want Ladies, Misses and Uiildreuii&K
clish and French lasting Gaiters, go lol'UMTi M,
If vou want Ladles Misses ami
Kid Gaiters, and Balmorals go to I h.UU ■:
If vou want Indies, Misses and ChildrenstaK,
made Gout French Morocco Hoots mill
nils, go to ~.\ I '-V\ k \k
If you want Ladles, Misses and (liililieii ibi#
Call, Kip and Grain Bools ami shm*,suvMt®
country wear, go to ...
If you want Mens’, Ladies and Misses bimjji.B
.Shoes, Sandies and Buskins, go to 1L , ,K
1 f you want a pair of Waic’s Arctic tuvntiu*
overshoes,) for Mon and Women's wi'unramtH
od water-proof and cold-prool, go to 1 ba-jKa*
The ulversal testimony in rcietcnte
perior winter overshoe is that it husansiwyi
tbr keeping the feet warm and dry. Try
and you will never be without them li ll is a i*>
slide tiling to get them. , ~ , ch . 4
In short If you want any kind of a Loot or
made of leather, go to 1 ~ X
If you want Hats nml Caps for Men.
Vouth’s, go to I’LAMis
If you want Uunder and Over Shirts tW'.'ds
v <ce.. go to i tAMOi.
Jl you want Ilanuvor Duck Cilove«.b&wiWJ
Mitts, A:c., for Men and Boys, go to IMAMvb
If you wish to save money in purchasing iVffl
Shoes, Hals and Caps, go to PLAMvJ
South West Corner of North Hanover ilrrf
and Locust Alley, midway between Thute*
and Wet/,el’s Hotels, Carlisle.
Dec. 7, IMG—ly.
iFire Kngtttance.
I I! K I N 8 V li A 5Tc IS.
I'ho ALLEN AND EAST PKNNSIiOKO' £
TUAL KiUE INSUUANCE COMPANY, of CB
bcsland county, Incorporated by an ad wit
sembly, in the year hs-U, and having rcceiwf fe
lts charter extended to the year IbSl, is
active and vigorous operation under the ai|<-'
Jntomlenco 01 the following Board ot Miuiacrf
Win. U. Gorgas, Christian Stayman,
erlv, Daniel bailey, Alexander Cathead, JaM
ll.‘t 'oover, John Eiclielberger, Joseph \\ idtn
Samuel Ebcrlv, Uudolph Marlin, Moses JJnvKt.
Jacob Coover and J. C. Dunlap. t ,
The rates of insurance arc .as low and lavonj
as any Company of the hind in the tthdc. a--
sons wishing to become members are inviiwa
make application..to the agents of the tompw
who are willing to wait upon them at- ftWjJr
President —NV. U.GOUOAS, Eberly'H Mills,C®
bcrlnud County. vit \
Vico President—CiinrsTiAN- Stayman*, \
Secretary— John C. Dunlap, McThanuW;
Treasurer— Daniel Bailey, Dillsburg, lorku
Cumberland Coimfi/ —John .Slierriclr,AJJoii;Jltf 1
vy '/earing, Sluleninnstown ; LuaiU'tfo W
Dickinson; Henry liosvman, Clum-lanuTi;
GrillitU, South Middleton; vSmmiel (dvi/unn *\j
I'ennsboro*; Sanuu*l Coovcr,
\V. Coeklin, Shepherdstown; in bfmvrv, bj»H
Allen; J. U Saxton, Silver Spring
Carlisle; Valentine-Keeinan, Now cuminrian •
.Janies McCandlislj, Newville.
York County —W. S. Picking,
Grlllilh. Warrington; T. I l '. Deaidov 1. \\ f - g.
Ion; Uichey Clark, DUlsburg; I*. Inittei, r
view; John Williams, Carroll. YT .
Jiuuphin t\nmly~ Jacob Houser, II or rise mb.
Members of the Company having policy a
to expire, can have them renewed by uiumj b--‘
plication lo any of the agents.
Dee. 1, 18(35.
Vetoing fijiacijiurs
& WILSON & HOWt
IjOCK STITCH HKNVING MACIUN'I*- 1
( TIII3 BEST,
.SIMPLEST AND CHEAPEST.
Tliu Wheeler nml Wilson Machines arc ail»g
Co all kinds of family sewing, world ngeq.
well upon silk, linen, woolen nml
with silk and linen threads, making n oea .
and perfect stisch alike on both sides ol tno
cle sesved.
ruicKS oi* TV , ro
WIIEELKU & WILSON
No. 3 Machine plain, ,
“ ornamented bronze, Jw
“ silver plated, - 13
“ 1
Til K HO WE SEWINti M ACIIINI®.
The attention of Tailors, Shoemakers,
and Carriage trimmers, is called to this ll ' }.
Shuttle .Sewing Machines. It is inianhm)^ l^ j s
mittedto bo the best machine lor loath' l
or tailoring ever given to the public.
PRICE OF HOWE
Letter A Machine, .
Is recommended for family sowing u iu
shoc.blndhig and gaiter Jilting. (U i
Letter B Machine, V.<Li to tb»
Is one size larger than A machine suited
same work.
Letter C Machine, . a nJ
Is recommended for heavy tailoring,
shoo work and carriage trimming. Rty 1 . hnS j
and rapid, and will do fine work well, n^ h j“ fj>
much larger shuttle than the smaller n \ l 'v u / ) |ii l ,>p,
(.'all and examine at Railroad Teicgrap*
Carlisle, Pa.
Dee. 1,18U5. .
QARJjISLE MARBLE YARD'
11 I CIX A R D O W E X , .
South Hanover Street, opposite Hontz-'i Store, o*' '
The subscriber has on ham! a largo and we
looted stock of
HEAD STONES, MONUMENTS.
Tombs. &c, f of chaste and beautiful b }-
which he will sell at the lowest possible in l c «
ing dcsirousofsclllngouthisstock. Il cnt * '
finished from three dollars upwards. V , fyi
Brown Stone, Warble Work, Wantic*. " olv
buildings. marble slabs for lurniture, j o p,
stuntly on band. Iron railing for ct,m s,Vin will
etc., oft lie best Philadelphia \\*orkniansb»l ,
bo promplly atleiulerl to.
Dee. 1, 18*55. ’
pAMPHLKTS AND I'A PJSJi
\v« have on hand the best seleethm ol
Pamphlets ami Paper Books ever brougJJJ , Q a n
town ; and our Power Press enables us m
sueh work rapidly and neouraiely, at U'ni.’irlt.
VUBUNTiiBU Ol'
PAINTS of Every Description, iu r . l!,rg °
and small packages,
■.VS
111 11 NKs.M Tiff ,v it
AGENTS.