Mgritu-lfaiml OPINIONS OF A FARHEIt. I am nearly fifty years old, was always a farmer, ns wore my ancestors as far hack as I can trace tliem. My opinions are formed on experience, and experi ments satisfy me, whether they do to oth er «• or not. Opinion 1. Hay should be cut when in full bloom, as all plants contain most sae carine matter then, and consequently are more nutriclons if used for food. If hay is left later, the sugar turns to woody fi bre. Wood and sugar chemically the same. 11. Al%heavy imd clayey soils should be plowed in autumn, so that the frosts of winter may pulverize them anil kill the germ of insects deposited in the sod for the next season. 111. The best way to raise calves is to take them from the cow as soon'as drop ped; if possible, never let them suck, as they learn to eat or drink sooner, and there is no sore teat* from hither, and the ta*k of weaning the cow is soon over. I pul them in a place where they sheltered from the sun ami rain, giw a good bed of Mi aw, and feed three-or four quarts of new milk per day until three weeks old, then feed skim milk warmed. Let them have access to hay or By this method I have raised calves every year since I can remember, and never hist one in my life. IV. Nine-tenths of our farmers do mu sow enough hay seed to the acre. 1 have kepi, <ui increasing tin- amount and have not found a stopping place. The more seed the more and better tin* hay; if tim othy and clover, up to a half bushel per acre. 1 f the surface of the ground is com pletely covered, the hay will he fine, and no weeds can grow. I have choked out Canada thistles with timothy and clover seed sown as thick as u hair on a dog.” so as to form a good firm soil live first sum mer. Sow early in spring or else in Feb ruary. V. Oats should be -own v< ry early, as early ns possible. I saw a good crop*rais ed that was sown hi Kebiuary, and was not harrowed but snowed or rained in. VI. ('ooking food for inigs is better t han doubling the simo amount, if ted raw, if you wish 10 fatten. Kor breeding, feed liehlly. \"11. Potatoes are worth more for all kinds of stork than most farmers think they are. If.von can Lave them frozen and then cooked beioie they thaw, the starch is changed to sugar, mid I know id* no mud Unit will fatten faster or gi vie a (letter How of milk. VUI. In rattening beef cattle with eoi n meal, never Iced so high that 3*oll can see or snlell the eflects ot it in the excre ments, or if yon do yon may be sure von aie losing your feed, as the cattle do not annulate ail the nutriment there is in the grain. L\. 1 believe corncobs, ground with the corn, Useful as residual matter, ami also contain sugar enough to pay for feed ing, 11 rooked or sraided. In (.'hieago, Id., tbr.v makeagood vinegar from sweet '•Miarted fj’om emneobs. lh..vc'Kn;-,i:i;v Wink, —There Is no nine rijiiul to the lilaekuniy wine worn prop ony made, cither in llavor or fur mudutd purposes, and ail prisons who can run\ e ni utl\ do so, should maiuifaeluiu enough •or tneir own use, even - year, as 11 U in valuable in sickness as a tome, mm imtli i .g is a heller remedy lor bowri di.-ca.-es. We iheieioie give (in- n eeipt for making it; Measure your lten u;s mid bruise them ; to i‘Very gallon adding one quart of lioil inc water, l.el tne mixture stand twen i.» -four hours; .dim tig oeea-u»ii.d!y; then strain oil the Inpiorinlo a cask, to every gallon adding two jimimts 01 sugar; cork tight, and let it stand till the loilowiug October, and you wnl have wine luadv tbi yon, without lurlher straining or bod ing, that will make the Ups smack as thev never smacked under similar inllucnee beiore. lino Choi’S.— It we are to credit tfie m.n 11•• i less rejHuts Horn ail the great. m i.rat-giowing Mates, the present yield will lai surpass that oJ 1111 y previous 3 - eai". 'i i.e \ icid per acie 11013’ »ol be greater 1 1 min some lonneryeurs. but the breadth ol land and width ol land in with this ••• .p me- tar huyond. The rye crop also 1.. - m wr been betiui,and the same can l u -aid of the outs, potatoes and hav. - (Van is the only imp mat is smneuhat i"’liind in growth anu does not. stand as • •\enly upon the ground a- we have seen it. but it will i aiHi up. and taken allo g-lhur tne year eighteen hnndicd ami mm.v M'Vi’ii will be renowned JiureaUcr as die y. ar ol greai eiop-, and this abun dain-e a-’ having been the turning point '■maid lower price-, a p rmaneni ’ mil in gi-ld, amt a return to a stale of geneial ] • .’"*•] .ei 1 1,V. i'i.i;ur 111 nts. - Tlio-l 1 ui. i i aiv l " ll ‘l ->i n 'luring ihv uinu'nln i;nl nil know [ha: ii imty be prc.si'j vfd by Ikmk in iltighii\ in ru-ks or barrels and covering it with brine strong cutough to kocp cucinnliiTs. Till' c.ini .should be lu ki'ii husks on. (.'orn thuspre j'Mii-d, il ko|it covered with brine, will kceji in ,vood order lor a vear or more and will lie -unieientlv Iresh for (aide u-e when hulled. Il \ou aiv troubled with tat-. [nil muiu t irm the enlranee ol their dwelling.-., s< llial ihey eanm.i jit*l in or out wilhoui eoniinjr in contact with n, and my wort I’m il they will noj. trouble you long. \Va ii ii i !13: A ppm-; Tkkcs. I’lnh. i> Jiol llie lime lor larmer- and fruit eiiln- Valoi'. to carefully examine their apple trees, for the worms that are preparing lor a vigorous snmmeremnpaign. A few hours labor while the woims are yomii' and small, and just as they are preparing their nest, will In? of great ;t( j. vantage to the tree-, and will, perhaps, save them from any serious depredation trom their voracious enemies. WoiiKiMi Ciikai-. What does Satan p:\yyouJor swearl tig ?•» asked cmo gen lUmuin of anollier. He don’t pay me an vt hing,” was the reply. “ Well you work aheap to lay aside tin? character ol a gentleman, to iullict so much pain on your friends and civil peo ple to sutler, ami h.-tily to risk Josiim your own precious. mul—all fur nothin*? 'iou certainly do work cheap—verv cheap,” T iirKs J.v S)11 L'L*p. The Ohio i \,nn< r recommends boiling eight to ten pounds leal tobacco or stems, for each do sheep io be treated lor ticks. Lambs may lie dipped all over at once, keeping the eves and nose out Heavy sheep can be‘put in a tub ami the liquid poured over along the back ami rubbed in the wool. Stkawiii-:kinns.—J’lant, if not already Ilm.r, even if it |, O lulu. Keep the beds Hcaii. It they arc mulched, pull up the that force their way through. I*ut on a mulch helore the fruit ripens, if not already done. Should their bo a drv inn , water, if practicable. Those who vklefoMbis“ ‘ br lrrlBntiuu sta “ 1(l l“- Spuns OK Wn.ii I‘l,.V.\TS.— Tho-e who Wish to introduce the early flowering wild jilants into then- grounds, should look out loi seeds as soon as they ripen, and if it Is desirable to remove tire roots, put a ll 1 wm°h"‘ mie "T tllu *> that Jl dill be seen wlien the foliage Is dead. miai ; i,l' A ii)is,_i„ England there are h‘ln .f, tlian support ilrn'r r - S ‘"t*-' l:mlilies mi Um pro re » ,x .paying J.Javv ■ai r pm l u-itto^::f , ; i ,^,;^ s^;^^ produw'of the mundmlmv °" tllC JO. \V. Stkwaut, wjjtesrh, n lO cw I'ar/iH r it,at after an experience ~r lie is Ilian ten years, he Hints two hiH,- elsol steam-hay is worth three bushels l nnateamed, and that om- mnrt ~ • , meal steamed with a bushel u f j“ equal to a hindid of hay. " . l * The Canada Thistle.-a Wisconsin fanner writes to the ->e.v Vo,k Fun,? r ( mii-s, tit u( n nit mi read of ihe jliislle is not cheeked in its progress It will lie hut u short time before tlie Viro gueers of wheal will ho driven from the dreat wheat fields of the West Utg <*ROOtU3. LWA Y S A II HAD FOli BARGAINS DEIDICH & MIL LEU’S, NO. 2, /•; AS T M A IX S T R E E T <niA.\i) oi'EXrsa dat/.y SEASONAIILK DRESS GOODS, SUCH AS Ulnck and Fancy Silks, Elegant Mohairs, Poplins, Grand display of Grenadines, Elogayt Organdy Lawns, Elegant Jnconct I.awns, French Percales, Alpacas, .Mons do Lalncs, Ginghams, Chintzes, and all kinds suitable for the season. I'len-c do not fall to eatl for your supply of \\ II I 7 K a O 0 7). s OF KVKUV I >KSfH t I’Tl ON, flam A«•/.«.w. /'liliil (I ml .' Sinx.ii :«, flaiil I'lixVi.'.v anil Juno in I. y, .Wiiimmks' 11ml ISisfinjii' Luirn.t, .S/nnnl mn/ Tiiih'ii Mu.iUn.r Remcmhcr the. Important Fact that I.l'd I 'll ’ll M J bI.KI, ntwr .txv(//v \j /• vv <u SH.K n 1 ATS ANI> SACKS. U \NI)SI».MK NKW sTVI.I.'S nF SIIAWI.S, r.K.UTII’Tb I’AUASnI.S. AU. COLOItS, -i'N t;.Mimi:i,i,As, u.b muon*. OHMAT INDCCKMKNTS iii.v.' dU'ciiim in all kinds of DO M 10 S TICS, (looil 11 Ic.u'l l ol Muslins at only 12'.; uts. " rnhlpaclu'd “ n I ’••••■> I l ‘alime- in Town fi. mi 10 lo |s els., Sli. <-t:ugs In great variety, I‘illow Case Muslins, Tk’lvhißs, Towellings, A SI'UaXDII) ASSORTMENT BLACK AND FANCY, Cnl/1) CLOTHS AND r SsSIMKBKs, VKSTINUS. UFAL LINEN PUCKS. FOR GENTS SUITS. WHITE ANPCOI/D m o raa’i x (t ao o ns! IjldlcS do nut forget Unit we arc alwav* prepared to im aisli nil kinds of Mourning < mods, Mnlalde for the season. At pres .•ni we an- opening Sumtno' Hum. I.azlnes, SI 11c ('lialn CJiall, two yards wide Crane Maivtt. two yards wide Parage, two viinli wide (fienadine. I wo yards wide Iron Ha rime Splendid Alpacas, Black idl Wool. Pe l.ainc.s, Ac., Crape Veils, Crape Col lars, Mourning Handkerchiefs, Halmorul Skirts, Mourn iug Parasols, Gloves, FUNEHAL HOODS, Always on hand a complete stock oi Funeral Poods, very strict aticntum given loiili all orders salisiaelory in all cases. CAUI‘ K T M ! OAKP K T s i TIIK LA BGEST STOCK IN* TOWN ml the inpstKlegautSlylesid l'iflKslfv's Eii'dlsh Tapestry Brussels, Elegant Patient Lowell three j}A\> ‘Wi uxtm Tapestry, all grades ol Vetil tlon Striped Carpels, all widths of Stair Carpets, MATT I N G S SIT A TTIN G IS'.' Mai wki ths /. o ir fiiuTis Cciiwi SlTallini/.s /ui- 1/atL uwl Offm*. FLOCK OIL CLOTHS, OK A 1,1, WIDTHS A BKAUTIFULIiATTKIJNs. X O TIONS I NOTIoN S! sclvos, mat w „ „l‘ e ".S;!/!.? the Cm'm Abovu we give you butu iKirtlul llstof our com- I let ■ uml acknowledged iW nil verv fflmtun stock of l.oudH purobiusecl nt'lbo very lowmi mar 1H (’^ 1 H C - S h and r° n ,he y° r >' b ™t of term ß %hk!h qhlc n continuance of the same. ’ cor<lla dy LErDICII & MILLER. please lys member the sign OF the CARPET HALL. Carlisle,,lnno 20,1807 iVl A Kll y FAMILY GROCERY STORE , EAST MAIN STREET, CARLISLE, PENNA. (Lnto Marlin A- Gardner’s.) The subscriber wmiM beg leave to IhlV in the elll/ens of Carlisle and vicinity, im: In* '.till UeejiH on hand, ul his store, Eist .isam >t ic.-t, ad joining Gardner A (Vs. .Muchme shop and Foun dry, tile Mil got and bc-t st-Iceluil Meek of F It E S if (t l!IM' Eit I ES , Ginss and fpici nsu an*, «Inch he will sell at tin* wry lowest pries an cash. Every article in (he line of Family Gioeciics will always ho kepi fresh ami cheap. Me also calls particular atten tion to the ISm vJ.ti J'alrnf f.’.Vvs fd-m/./ort. of which lie has the cxclusise agem-v for Carlisle, and which has pioved Us superiority user all other cans or Jars now in use l»y its gn at simplicity, perfect reliability in keeping Fruit, and the ex traordinary ease with which It Is sealed and opened, without in.hny lor future use. No fami ly .should purchase other Jins without first exam ining the Eureka, If they «anl to Iniy the best.— Also KNOX'S PATENT SIEP LAUDER, an arti cle which no household should he without. Also, Lash's celebrated WASHING MACHINE, onlv Five Dollars, and the A.MI DON CLUTIIE.S WRINGER, both of which are confidently rec ommended to give entire sal Isfuellon. lie ban also been appointed agent for the sale of KAKTJIKX DRAIN PIPES, In whieb he would call (he attention of Farmers and others needing them as i iit; best, an*l cheap est article to be loiiill fur conveying water thro* yards and barn yards. A!,so a variety of oilier articles, such as Inaill MATS, of several kinds and prices. its, • Just opened a supply of Freah Herring and nil kinds of Salt Fish, pul up (his Spring. Also Flour hi barrels and sacks, and Feed bv the bush el. - .JOHN MARTIN. July IS, isiiT—tf pUOVISKLN’ AND GROCERY .STORE u.N SUFTII-W'EST Ft MINER P 1 T T .A Pll M F R i: T S T It EE T S The undersigned, successor to J. F. Stkki., re speeMully announces that, having Just returned from the Eastern cities, he* Is now prepared to sell at I lie very lowest cash prices.« great variety nl fresh GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, CONSISTING Of . (Jiwt'iisirtirr, • Sitynr, (tlauirdff, njoV'<*, Wood and WHtutr War*, Vi./, h'ith, Apia's, Salt, C'mr , .< r.'t, Coal Oil, Ciirr. te, Jfola.wrx, J.uhrit'tiliii!/ Oil, J’uta/cr.i, 'Joharro, Canned I’rait, Sft/ar.f, I‘icl.hs and Sanrr, ami all the articles kept in a Jlist class tlroceiy Wore. I would respect I'ully solicit u share of the pul; lie patronage May SI, Is 7 —l.v ■yy OliT II KXU \V I X(i ! I( Is a taci worth knowing to all Imnselcccp ers, in tlu-M- lime- when money Is not qniteso plenty as It was a year or two ago, that how to economize in purchasing the liulisponsable artU ales of 1 .tr„ .(<• FOOD .VXD VII u V IsfIJNK Is a ma(coi* of importance lo all, except such ns am over Hush, nliuv.hu lew;. *l*lio subscriber hereby iiilonus llm public llml lilssloek of GKUL'HKIKS, PROVISIONS, tiLTIENMVAKJ-:, ('ANNFI) FRUITS, SA UUES, and an Jiinmnerable list of Goods and small Wares, .such as are sometimes to he found In a well established <Vmnlr\ Sion*, is lull and com plete; and he niiiKiniMs’iiiH determination to sell the same at prices mat will pay his custo mers for stepping a In tie out oi the wav (although i«r*.-al hnsmess center: aud .tnee. lain the truth >1 the above assertimi. I’- S. I don t mipm i (mods FROM ACROSS Till; ICKAN, Iml buy them hi New Voile, Philadel phia ami it.dtlmoie, at the lowest rates that tiny limn ean buy them. Give me a call, WM. lIKNTZ. No- 7S West Main HU .March U. l-fl7—ly yyAsmiuoii a niioTiiEß. I. A T K A 11 It I V A 1, OF UOOU A.XU KltiOSil UKOCKKIKS. 1‘ A* I r J-:.\ i; Kl) f i’/■:// / We Intwjust received a iresh slippy o| U 11 0 V. E U I KS, h r r n a s iruwn, crushed, pulverized and granulated Hu- Kars, Codecs, given and’ rousted, Rice, Ada tmintiue randies, Tailow randies, Hlarch 'lens, all kinds, rheese, U'hocolulc, llu- ' ker's Cocoa, Balrers Uronm, Mac car on 1, Verinacllln, Fahnes tock's Fan ua. Mustard, Mus lurd Heed, Jiiack and (Tiyanne i'eppcr, spi ces, indigo, Al -1 n in, ( oppe uis, lamp a n d p u I v e r- Ized ll r i Hi stone, llahlMlfs aim VanhagunV !->nap, Toilet Soap, Soda, ('ream of Tartar, Coarse and Fine Suit by the sack or bushel, Shoe Blacking, Sto\ u lousier, Uonconlra ted Dyo, New Orleans and Hyrup Mo msses, Hpurm 'l,d. Waggon Grease, Mac kerel, various grades.sugar t‘u red Hums, Dried Heel, general assortment of foal Oil and Fluid Lamps, Glass and Mien Lam)) Chlmneya, corn hickory and corn wisp Brooms, Tampico Fl\ Brushes, hearth, dusting and sweeping Brushes hand scrub Brushes, shoe and wall Brushes cloth and hair Brushes, Mucilage, Liquid Uimnell black, blue and red Ink, ’ good lie els. TATTLE PUWDJiIt, Raisins, Primes, paired and unpaired Peaches Peaches and Tomatoes In cans, Catsups, Worces ter am) London i'luh Sauce, Croon Corn la' cans table Oil, Horn lay, Beams, ' O UAX (J E S AN 1) L KMO X S water, sugar, wine, mtlk and almond Crackers roasted rye and wheal Codec, Twist, Nuvv Nat ural and Congress Tobacco, K.ilHkinick, Fine Cm Lynchburg and Hunke.-pimkic Smoking Tul«u> co ami Anderson's Solace chewing Tobacco Qrh'KX.SH'.IHJ:, CHINA, (/. SS, i fa irn if.\ AN It STII.VF WARE, Baskets a general assoriim nl of Willow and splint Baskets and many , X O T lONS, nml fveryiliiiiK ~is i. u a „„iiy ki-nl u, „ Oruct-rv Molt'. Ilu,, 1,111,11,run; 1 11, t u,l ilv luviU'ti t,, C,U 1 anti i-Miiiilia l Ihflr slack. We feel coiilklciil they will away siiuslleil. - 1 lackin'!!" 11 '’' 1 ""'" -nals lakjai In exelmnuo May IMlii «'A*II Muull ,t lIUOTIIKU. itiberjj Statics.. Jf I 1 ! ( I.A.ss J.IVKKV STAiil/li A. 11. ZKKILKU, ■ N HUTU (! EI) F o R 1) fci 'l' B J-; j.j -p t C.\ 1! 1.151. K, C V., meVan.i'r,' 1 '. 1 ;' 1 *“ S C lslh1 '* ' vil!l ,K '' V Uoises. Bllg- P-U tn-? 11( V. "‘.T’ hl * ls . n,nv P r ‘ , l ,!l 'V>l B> furnish 1.l short'nm ice!* l ** S h ‘ 111 ‘ a »'l J^gtcs Ur A(/,s- (heJlncst Conch in town. Ladies Hackneys, safe and gentle—const-intiv nn hand, at moderate rates. onsumtlj sim!" I'll'eis flirnlslicl when ,le •May i f Jm.T—tim J a. sTlolA“jiT'~s" livkhy and sale stable. IiI.rWKK.V JIA.NOVKU AM) JIKDKOUD STS., IN K K A U OF T II Ii JAIL, CAUUsi.k, pa, k.. l ''? “I' u ‘,“ with new Cam,i- April S>. Jsr-ly lElotljing. (jj- j 'AJJ XKWS! GLAD NiSVYSM SAMC JO L ARSO L I) HAS CO.ML BACK TO CARLISLE! inm l, i l l iu in announcing to my friends eil i,Vw 8 . »m tlual l"‘V« again opeu -I.J «fV U IIJN({ «TOUIJ 111 the Nortli-wesL cor sminb, aill>Vt 1 ,uul T° lll keraireeta(lluyelt’B old I,IIV NVlioiesftlo Clothing Munu t'Uloi j hi l'luladeti>hla. 1 am able lo sett AT TRICES WHICH WILL ASTONISH TliH PEOPLE! Come ami look at our stock of CLOTJI! S (1, G’/.-.VW FURBISHING GOODS, HATS AND CARS, ROOTS AND SHOES, dc. s. ICuoNKNUKita will always bo found at tlio Promises to treat every one with 1’ AiBNIvSS AND JUSTICE. I intend logot back my old eustomem and acquire now ones, by Bell ing at prices which compel a customer to buy. Ujj' No trouble to show Hoods. , , . SAMUEL ARNOLD. June I’d, 18(i7-Jm J S . M c C L J'l L LA A, / WITH PAH II AM & WORK, Wholesale Jionlers In HATS, CAPS, FURS S T RAW- GOODS, NO. 53 1 MARKET STBJOHT Philadelphia. July 1«, ISW—tf (5 recedes. DANIEL SHOEMAKER, QHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE! AT TUB SION OF THE MAM M O T H BOOT. The subscriber would respectfully announce to the citizens of Carlisle and the public generally that ho haa now on hand a largo and splendid stock of which ho will sell at LOW PRICES. • His stock comprises French Calf Boots, Domestic Calf Boots Kip Boots, Thick Bools, Men’s Call Gaiters, Men's Numbers, oxford Ties, Sheridan Shoes, Kip Shoes, Thick and Stout Shoes, for Mon, Women and Boys. Boys’ W car, of all kinds, on hand, at low prices. Ladies’ Gaiters and Balmorals. La dles’ Kossuth and Button Boots. Glove Kid full trimmed, Balmoral Slippers; Morocco Boots, Dress Boots, of all kinds. Kip and Calf Shoes al ways on hand. Also, Misses Gaiters, Morocco Boots, full Trimmed Glove Kid Balmorals, su perloEJ.*ollHh Top Bools, Ac., all of which will ho constantly kept on hand, and sold at low llgares. Boots and Shoes made up to order ut the SHORTEST POSSIBLE NOTICE, of the best material In the market, ami warrant ed to wear. Thankful for past favors, ho would ask the con tinued patronage ol Ids old customers, and as many now ones as will be pleased to give him a Q.ENTS’ FURNISHING NO. 13 SO UTU lIANO VER STREET• Tlio subscriber bogs leave to Inform gontlemon ami house-keepers and tho public generally that bo has now and will keep constantly on hand a largo and elegant assortment oi GENTS’ FUR NISHING GOODS, such as Cotton Morlno and Woolen Shirts and Drawers, Hosieries, all kinds Black and White Kid Gloves, Thread and other Gloves, Neck Ties, Buspomlers, Hundkerchlois Gents’ Travelling Bags, Linen and Paper Collars’ Culls, &c. Also, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS 1 consisting lu part of Cedar and Willow Ware nil kinds. Chamber Sets, Brushes and Combs* all kinds, Rugs, Buckets, Foot Tubs, Soaps, Perfu* merles. Pens. Stationary, &c. Don’t lorgot the stand, No. lit South Hanover Street, two doors North of Washmood’s Grocery Store, Carlisle C. INHOFF. JJ<UN FOll ALL!! ~ Full instructions by which any person, mule or female, can master tho greatarl of Ventriloquism by a few uuurs’ practice, imik.i.g a world of fun and after becoming experts themselves, can tench others, thereby making It a source of Income Full instructions sent by mall for 50 cents Rnf Isfactlon guaranteed. Address P. o. Drawer 21, Troy. N. Y. . May 18,1807—1 y 30*22 tßootis, bTKINU STYLUS! DR Y GOODS ! DR y GOODS / / A. W. liES'l'Z. Owing to my former success, 1 have been oblig ed to receive from the Eastern Cities anotherex- NT.-ihe Invoice o! CHOICE GOODS AND CARPETS. Special cute lias been taken in the selection of ibem, Which will convince nil who give thorn a thorough examination. 1 have received a largo Mock of GINGHAMS AND SPRING PRINTS, DeLulnos, Silk Check (/’halites and Poplins, Cord ed Malange, Mohairs, .to, Ladles’ Cloaking Cloth.Hlaek and While Material for Shirts, While Home Made Flannels, . CUKORS, TICKINGS, Single and Double Width Sheetings, Marsallles Counterpanes and Honey Comb Quilts. Hosiery and Noihmsofall kinds, Umbrellas’, nil prlcA*. CARPETS 1 CARPETS I I Great- attention and eavo has been bestowed in this department of my business. 1 have pur chased aIL grades of Ingrain Carpets. Three-Ply, Cottage. Twilled, Venetian, Ac. MATTINGS, Floor and Window Oil Cloths, Looking Glasses and WINDOW SHAD HS - After making a thorough Investigation no one will leave without making a purcnoso.as they will be a groat temptation to all housekeepers. ■ A. W. BENTZ,, Xu, 'H South Jlanover Hired. Mutch, IW, 1807. Itjadnuarc, faults, &c. MILLER & TOWERS, HUCCKSSOIW TO LEWIS F. LYNE, .VorWi Hanover Otrect, Girlish’, J'a Dealers in American, English ami Gorman lIA 111) WARE, Cutlery. Saddlery. , (Maeh Trimmings, Shoo Findings, Morocco and Lining Skins, Lasts, Boot Trees and ShoeinukerTools of every description. Solid and Brass Box Vicos, Bellows, Files, Hasps, Homo Shoes, Horse Shoo Nails, liar and Roiled Iron of all sizes, HAMES AND TRACES. Carriage Springs, Axles, Spokes. Fellows, Hubs, Ac.. Ac. Saws of every variety, carpenters' Touts ami liuilUing Material, Table ami I’oeket Cutlery, dated Forks anti Spoons, with au extensive as sortment of Hardware of ail kinds and of the best nianuiaelure, wlneli will be sold wholesale or re* tan at the lowest prices. We are making great Improvements in our already heavy stock ol goods, and invito all persons in want of Hard ware ol every description to give us a call and we are conlldent you will bo well paid for your trou uie. Hoping Unit by .strict attention to business and a disposition to please nil wo will bo ablo to maintain the repmutiou ot itic old stand. Mi LlilUll it HUWERS. Due. 1. ISftj. J_£AUmVAKE, IKON, NAILS, &c. A XTOM'ti at ii i: x u v CHEAT H AKi)W ABE STOKE EAST MAIS XTIiEET, iN'KXT DOUR TO TJlii CORMAN HOUSE. 1 Imvf Just returned from the East with the largest mid bust selection of HARDWARE ovei oilered in old Cumberland, ami am able to soli mo loliowmg arucius a Jittlo lower limn else where in tin; county. All ordersaUenUud to per sonally and .with our usual promptness. Goods delivered to all imrts ot the town jrce 0/ charuc, ilummured, Roiled and English Rellned Iron,' ilorse-iSlioe Iron, Russia Wheel Ivon, Durden's Horse and Mule Shoes, Norway Mail Rods, .San derson's Cast-wteei iMiglisb and Aiueneun Dlislei Oieul, Sleigh solo Steel, Spring Stem, Carnage Springs, Carriage Axles, &e. The largest assort ment ol CARRIAGE A WAGON FIXTURES yoi ollercd, such us SPOKES, JJUJM, FELLOE^ DO lIX PLAIN and FINISHED SHAHS SLEIGH Ii UNNEES, d:o., &c. u, U U BAKIiIiLS Unsclulatc, Heollmid mul Hancock ■Cement, all aai 1 anica ucali. iionyiaa’ ana nownig’a., IKON AND CHAIN TUMTS. POWDER.—A full sloclt of Dupont’s Rock, Rule ami Duck Powder, saiety Fuse, Picks, Mat lodes, Drills Crow-bars, Sledges, Ac. 1.001) KK-US NAILS, wbleli we will sell low. Country merchants sup- I'lied at imnmiuelurers prices. I'AIN i's.—Tons of tlio following brands ol \S hue Lead and /due: II 'licl/irnll'K Lihvrty, Jtuck, Crystal, French Zinc, .i»ieric«a tin,. Colored du., iJnuw White do., Florence do. COLuiis of every tlescrljitlim, Dry nml in OU n euns also, Gold Ja'hl, KreUeh uiui German Leaf imm/.o Mansion, OILS AND VAJINiaiiJW. Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Sperm do., Coach Varnish do., Kthli do., Furniture do., Lard do., White Demur do., Lubnc do., Japan do., Neats Fool do., Iron A Leather do Also, Fully, Litharge, Whiling, Glue, Shellac Kosm, Chalk, Alumn, Copperas, Borax, Madder Logwood, Ac., Ac. HENRY SAXTON. Sept. i:j, IfttiU. iLumtcr anU (Coal. an X’hesuhscribcr having leased the Yard formerly occupied by Armstrong a Holler, mid purchased the stool; ol COAL AND LUMRBER, 111 n.c Vnrcl, together with mi lnimen.ni new |.loel: "’h hnvu constantly on hand mid furnish to older all kinds and quality of seasoned LUMBER, BOARDS, SCANTLING, FRAME STUFF, BALING, PLASTERING Lath Shingling Lath, Worked Flooring and W (DLlluTbn.ii (Hug, 1 osts and Rails, and every ar ticle that belongs to a Lumber Yard. All kimlsoi Shingles, to wit; White Pine, Hem !<H;k, ami Oak, of diierent qualities. Having cars ol mi mol,! cun tarnish hills to order ol any length and size at the shortest notice and on the i\n‘c u l !r , !nwV n i ) ft,er,ns ' y \ y ' vorketl boards will uTaVI times f IOVOr ’ 80 t loy cuu bo bimlshed rM 1 ! l .X L ‘. c . onstlinll -V on bund all kinds of FAM- L\ CUAI., under cover, which I will deliver, lean, to any part of the borough, to wit; Ly a-nsVulh.y, Broken Egg, Stove and Nbt, Luke hid er, freverton, Locust Mountain, Lauberry . mob 1 pledge myself to sell at the lowest prices. <r ■MtfA'.watt/w’ Coal, always on ml, which I will sell at the lowest llgure. Yard •esl side of Grammar School, Main Street. Dee. 1. l«bo ANDREW H. BLAIR. HOME MANUFACTURED BOOTS AND SHOES, Remember the Old Stand, No’s. 11 and 13 North anover Street,at the “Sum of tho Mammoth oot, and three doors North of the Carlisle I)o -uslt Bank. * .. , „ -JONATHAN CORNMAN, A U cnt. Carlisle, May 23,15U7—3m 1 AND VARIETY STORE April (Stums .c. SAWYER, JOHN A. DUKE JOHN BURKHOLDER. THE NEW YORK STORE!! W. C. SAWYER & VO EAST MAIN STREET. UNDER RIPPEY’S' HOTEL IlavoJiiHt received from NEW YOMK , tlio largest Stock of DRY GOODS, CARPETS, and HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, over brought lo Carlisle. 10,000 YARDS OK CARPETS, in nil the various grades from the lowest hemp to the best quality of Ax minster Brussels, Oil Cloths for Hulls, Mattings for Chambers, Cocoa Mattings for Ofllccs, HOME MAD E UA (i , Damasks for curtains, Shades for windows, Hollands for blinds, Table Oil Cloths, Looking Glasses, 4c W. C. SAWYER & CO. Huvo just received nn immense supply of DRESS GOODS The Indies will find everything desirable In ma terial, styles and kinds of Goods. We make no boasts of keeping low priced shoddy trash goods. W. C. SAWYER & CO. Since the decline, have bought stacks ol DOMESTIC P O ODS, •1, 5-1, 0-1, 10-1 Sheetings, Tickings, Pleached and L’nbleachnl .Vnslins, Table Materials, Towellings, Fltnmcl.i, Counterpanes, Wool Table Covers. All these Goods and many others, we offer at very low prices. Wo never parade prices or brag about soiling less than cost. W.C. SAWYER & CO. Have In store a beautiful line of OL O TIIS , OA&tSIMHRES, LINENS, Ac., Selected with reference to service, beauty, and go d value, at low prices rather than circus clap trap professions or selling less than cost of pro ductions. Wo have made to order In beet stylo any goods purchased If desired. W. C. SAWYER «t CO. Have every kind of Goods for MOURNING & FUNERAL purposes. Give special attention to this brunch of our largo trade. W. C. SAWYER A CO. Have everything in WHITE G O OHS FOR DRESSES. BASQUES, UNDERWARE, EDGINGS, INSERTINGS, BANDS, LACES, Ac. Bought from an entire fresh importation, wo ask an examination of these desirable Goods. W. C. SAWYER A CO. 0 Have Just received a fresh and beautiful stock of © PABASOLS, BUN UMBRELLAS, and all kinds of Hosiery. Kid Gloves, Hoop Skirts, latest designs, Dross Trimmings, Corsets, Ties, and all kinds of Notions. W. C. SAWYER & CO. advertise In the Show bill sensational stylo but desire to call the attention of buyers to the most desirable, best selected and largest stock ways°ut the Pt CnSt ° f tbe c * tlcB, Our prices are al- LOWEST MARKET VALUE. advantage bUlB and elvo cuatomcra U>o W. C. SAWYER iSi CO. S?™Sa^Sth?sa i I S ! “ o,ouroood " > Gooa “ NEW GOODS RECEDING EVERYDAY. W. C. SAWYER & CO. east Main street, UNDER RIPPEY’S HOTEL. April 18,1807. insurance (ffompnidcs. I eTa T EASTERN DETECTIVE , . siso. " , z- - '. --- V . ll k-!•- . ' .4 ‘...... \\: .... _. •1 3 .... HOUSE AND DIVIO STOCK INK UKANOE O 0 O V P !■' A’ .-V S r L V A A' f A I N S IT U K S HOUSES, MIJijKK, CATTLE, A lIAIiNS T LO S S B Y Tll 10 ]■’ T , a yn on a tip n y pip /•;, ACCIDENT OU NATURAL CAUSES. This is tlio only Detective Uve Slock insurance Company In tlio Slate, txnd. moreover, It L’ovkiw Am. Uwkh, wlillo others Insure only against cer tain circumstances. SAM'I, K. HUMUICII. tipcr.Uil Ai/cut, Olilce Ui» West. Main S(. t Carlisle. •Sam’i. 11 novKit, Local Af/ctil, McchanlesburK, Pa.; .1, A. C. McCfNi:, Local Af/ail, Shlppcnsburg, Pa. May :«), ISi!7—Hm Hartford live stock inhu- RANI'E COMPANY, 0 A I* I T A L f.M111.1100. Horses Insured against death from any cause, or against theft. Working Oxen, Cows and Sheep may bo taken at itto-I per cent on two thirds their cash value. Losses promptly adjusted at I lie Ulllec oft 1m Car lisle Agency. SAM’L K. HUM RICH, Siuvlul A {/ait. Otllco No. ‘JO West High St., Carlisle. March 11,18(17— ly rnißElN.su li A N (J E. The ALLEN AND EAST I’ENNSHOUU’ ..MU TUAL EIRE INSURANCE COMHAN V, of Cum bcsland county, Incorporated by nn act of As sembly, In the year isi;l, and having recently had its charter extended to the year IksJ, Is now in active and vigorous operation under the super intendence ol the following Hoard of Managers: Win. K. Gorgas, Christian Siayman, Jaeyb lib erty. Daniel Halley, Alexander Cathcurt, Jacob 11. Coover, John Elcholberger, Joseph Wlckcrns, Samuel Ebcrly, Rudolph Martin, Moses Hriekor. Jacob Coover and J. C. Dunlap. Tliu rates of Insurance are as low and favorable as any Company of the kind in the Elate. Per sons wishing to become members are Invited to jnako application to the agents of the Company, who are willing to wait upon them at anytime, President—\v. R.GOPGAS, liberty's .Milts, Cum berland County. Vice President— Cnuu tan Sfa vat an, Carlisle, Secretary—John Dunlap, Mecbaulcsburg. Treasurer—Daniki. Hailey, Dillsburg, York Co. AGENTS. Cumberland Oninly— Jonn Sheniek, Allen; Hen ry /.earing, Slilremansiown ; i.afayette He tier, Dickinson; Henry Huwumn, Uhurchtown ; Mode Gnlllth, Eouth Middleton ; Enamel Graham W, I'onnsboro’; Eamuel Coover, .Meelmniesburg; J. W. C'oeklln, EhepJierdstown; D. Coover, Upper Allen: J. O, Saxton, Silver Spring; John Ilyer, Carlisle: Vulcntiiiu p'eeimui, Now Cumborlaud ; James MeCumllish, Newvillc. I’orA: Cnmty —W. E. Picking, Dover: James Grimih. Warrington: T. F. Deardoflf, Washing ton; Riehey Clark, Dillsburg; D. Rutter, Fair view ; John Williams, Carroll. Dauphin County— Jacob Houser, Harrisburg. Membersof the Company having policies about to expire, can have them renew ed by making ap plication to any of the agents. Dec. 1 ISU.) fflffitatdjcss anli Jrtudvij. J_jEYaiNGEK'H JEWELRY STORE, NO. 1-1 EAST MAIN STREET Opposite Saxton's n.utmrAia; Sroiti: It ED ITc ED Plt f CEti (laid and Silver 11 'a/e/tr.t. Clocks, Jewel/g, tidier and Plated M’m'e, ite, American ISI/ver IlunVmy Case Watches, WARRANTED A CORRECT TIME PI EG IMPORTED GOLD AND .SILVER WATCHES from £!•> to j-7.1, till warranted for one year, Eight-day and twenty-four Clocks, from to Sl5. Jewel y from flßy cents to Siil per sett, Solid Plain and Fancy Gold Finger Rings, from jl to Sl5, Gold, Silver, Jot and Pearl Sleeve Buttons, Silver Thimbles. Spoons, Napkins, Rings, Ac,- PLATED WARE FORKS, SPOONS, CASTORS, MORTON’S CELEBRATED, WARRANTED GOLD PENS, from lifty cents to Si, Spectacles ol all kinds. Gold, .Silver and Steel, also Eye Glasses for all ages. Violin, Banjo and Guitar strings, rosin, hows, Ac Emjmvin <j of all finds done tmtlly. ALSO WATCHES, CLOCKS & .JEWELRY REPAIRED ON SHORT NOTICE Stouo.l set In rings, . All win k wnnnntcj good. Please try ns ami he convinced. July 11. ISG7—Im IMjotopapijiiig. JpOSjLTIVELV THE BEST! C. L. LOCH MAN AGA 1 N TRI[JMP li A N T ! ! Tha FIRST TREMIUM /aw utjain been Awarded to C. Jj. LOCIIMAN, for the BEST TIIO TO Git A TJJS. i„ifl. s ,„ 1 , ou , g « x Perlonco In the business mill' bis intimate knowledge of all that relates to the pro duction of a PERFECT PICTURE, m chemistry, art and mechanism, enables him to make Pho ;VE p i} H ’ “MbPProachablo In most galleries, and alt work guaranteed to give satisfaction. FINE LARGE PHOTOGRAPHS, Colored and Plain, GAUD PICTURES FOR ALBUMS, old and new size, PCROELAIN PICT UHES of exquisite llnlsh. Every lady should have one of these taken they give the most charming complexion. A M 1111 oTVI* E S )i«.. cv ? ry H & 10 0 (, ami nil kinds of work n?.Vr,. 1U r U 11 < ~ ,I:LSS Oallery. Copies made In the most perleet luamier. hifd ’ UId dni ' ltelt “ call bo Hie public is cordially invited to nay a visit to Hie gallery and examine speciafens. clieiip lt5U lot ° f and ALUUMa for sale equaUy^.ri', 18 madc 1,1 uU kh ‘ J “ ol ' waatlior Dee. 111. iMid MllS. E. A. SMITH’S PHOTO tSJySifi M Ull f ry 'South-east Corner Huno tre.e t uua Market {square, where may bo had to life BteS. ore<l tJ I,llotu K r “l> 1 “. tram earn 1V OItV T Y PMjAMMOI Vl>l=S . A K D also Pictures on Porcelain, (something now) both Plain and Colored, and wiileh are beautiful pro them™ 8 lh ° art. UaU an/we EIVOU l ° «W*"« w' lS lhS patron “ BO 01 tllo public. CUMBERLAND VALLEY HOTEL, CORNER OF MAIN AND BEDFORD STREETS, C.UILISLE, I’ENJf A. Tho undersigned desires to inform his friends or l ?mi°v ri im llUßpabll ° LlmtliellUii tokencSS of this well known stand and is prepared to at-, commodate visitors with hoarding and lodulmr on reasonable terms. b u lou b lu s • n m I r/iE abl i?.^ su P pUe f l . w,UI «»e best tho market ailords. His bar contains the choicest of liquors Ills apartments are commodious and airy* his stable Is in charge of a‘careful and experienced slier; and he hopes to be able lo give eutlro urn omcUon to all his guests. b lro faat " 6 May 2,1507. . . JOHN 8.. PLC^D. IJ’OR SALE.—2,OOO Cbesnut rails. bV July F ' 8 ' JIB JOSH ARRIVAL OF Aim TIIK .YAMr spurirv JSTVi.u.s H A T S A N f) a A VS . Tin- -iilK.-rlber Inisjnd oivned at ,V... F. AT)7/» //.(.«;!•< c .Siml. a few <loors North uf Hie Carlisle 1 tepir.it Hank, one of the hugest and bc.d.Slocks of 1 1 A TS .md MAPS ever offered in Carlisle. smk ibils Cas.-Jinere of all styles and qualities, J-'IMV lirlifis. ihlfciviu colors,’ami every descrip tion ot soft Hats now made. Hie Dnnkard ami Old Fashioned Brush, con stantly on hand and made to order, all warrant i d to give satisfaction. .STRAW 11 ATS, m !■:>;>! ' JiKV’S, AND nrrMiUKN’H, FANCY DO J Itnvr also added to my Slock, notions of differ oil hinds, consisting of I. A I>lI ;S' AND OFNTLKMK.VS STOCKINGS, .V' <•/,• I'ir.i, VA, (Whirs, (Jlorrv, i’flici/.v, I'U u iiuj Kill:, Umhriilns, d PKIMi-: BKCJAJIS AND TOJ3ACCO AND sheep. C«iyi‘ nu» a rail, ami examine my i.ioek us I foci ncv ** M * (>l a H* besides saving you mo- JOHN A. KKDLFR, Aucnt, ' „ . . No. kjNorth Hanover Street. June (I, ImjT—Jy • JJATW AND CAPS ! 1)0 VOLT WANT A NIC 10 HAT OR CA p‘? If so, Don’t Pail to Call on J. G. 0 A L L I 0 , .VO. •-% WKST MAIN STHLKT, Where can bo seen the finest assortment of HA T H AND CA P S ever brought to Carlisle. Ho takes groat picas* me in Inviting ills old friends and customers, and all new ones, to lus splendid slock Just re ceived from Now York and Philadelphia, con sisting In part of lino SILIC CASS I MERE HATS, besides sin endless variety of Hats and Cups ol tile latest style, all ol which ho will Mill at the 'J.virrsi Cush I’n'cr/t. Also, his own manufacture of Hals always on hand, and HATS MANUFACTURED TO ORDER. Ho has the host, arrangement for coloring Hah ami all kinds of Woolen Hoods, Overcoats, are., nl the shortest nolice (as ho colors every week) ami on the most reasonable terms. Also, a tine lot ol choice brands of TOBACCO AND CIO Ally always on hand. He desires lo cull ihoallcntlo of persons who have CtJUNTIiY FURS to sell, as he pays the highest cash prices for lit same. Hive him a call, at Ihe above number, his old si anil, as he Icels conlldcnt of giving cm in; satis faction. J ice. ‘JO, lS(j(i. S»tol)cs, fflhUMvr, L T 1 / KiNM U E c. A K E 1 ,S 1 AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY the undersigned call your altonllon to their eon pleh; assorLim-ni ol PARDOiI AND£OOK STOVES, TIN ANDSIIEET-IIION WARE ol all kinds and qualities which they will war rant. in every particular. They call especial attention to their Cook Stoves, (latest improved patterns; consisting in part ol the celebrated PARLEY SHEAF AND NIMROD, which they will warrant to give general satisfac Umi in every respect. They cull the attention ofall and partlcularly those contemplating house keeping lo their com plete assortment id Tin (tud Oihccl-irun I rare nian utacimed ol the ho. t material and by Hie best workmen, which they will sell at prices lo suit all who have an eye to economy. JiOOj'i.xG, tiro utjxg axi) jobbing done at short notice ami on the most reasonable terms. .Sheet-Iron work of all kinds on hand, or made to order. Old Stoves taken In exchange. Tlmnkiul for past favors, they Invito you to call and examine their stock, as they feel con vinced they can please all. Remember the old established stand, No. US North Hanover .Street, Carlisle. * ~ ..... UINESMITH A HUPP. March 11, lS(J7—iy • E W ST 0 V E HT O II E ! J A M E S M’GONEUAL N\ onld Inform Ids numerous, friends ami the public generally, that ho has opened A N E \V S T/O V E S T ORE, In South Hanover Street, adjoining Win. Ulalr •k. Son’s wholesale and retail grocery, where ho has on hand a largo assortment of the latest im proved and most desirable Stoves In the market. Sueh as COOKING S TO VBS of every variety and size, all of which lie wil warrant to give entire satisfaction. Also, PARLOR AND OFFICE STOVES, for wood or coal, HEATERS portable and station ary RANGES, all of which ho will sell 2Uper cent, lower than can be purchased at any other estab lishment m the county. Before purchasing else where you will Und to your interest to give him a call as he Is determined not to be undersold. TIN AND &SIEET IRON WARE, made of the very beat material and at reduced p rices. ROOFING AND SPOUTING promptly attended toon reasonable terms, Also, Fisher's Seef-Skauno FRUIT CANS, admitted by all to be Hi.; best Can In the market, warranted to be as represented or the money re turned. J Fiuk-I'Uoof Bricks a.n i> Grates put in Stoves on moderate terms. GOBLETS, Ac. Thaaklul to his friend . and tho public for tho liberal patronage hon-bm.ro eemferred, ho hopes by strict aUemum to l.iciness ami a desire to please, to merit a continuance of the same. Sept, (j, iStjtr—ly rnHE, CARLISLE COOK. STOVE, J_ tiiauulacUired at I*. GARDNER A Co’s ■cn! m ( ai .T illl( * •'hichiliu Simp, t'uiiisle, enn’f OrOt'fd. 1 ills is the testimony oi scoresoi launlies m Cum , 'hind,! erry and A<lams Cu tin ties, wlio are now using them, (.all amtscc them. C U it N S il E L L K it s , i mining cither by powi* or by hand— coustaiilly on hand and lor sale at F. GARDNER A CO'S ruundry and Machine Shop,Fust Mam Street, H T E A M. HO f L E U M A-K I N G . Wo ureprepared to make Steam Hollers of all si xes promptiy and on tho best terms.— REPAIRING UK BOILERS ulmiiS NIiH promptly attended to in the best , F. GARDNER A CO’S. . I L oI ,MVJ ry a,ul Machine Simp, Carlisle, Pa. !• eb. i, lst>7. ’ WARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE. Hour A Feed, Coal, Flatter A Salt. J. HLLIEM A BROTHERS having nurcliascd m Snyder A Newcomer their extensive*W'arehouso lemon s old stand,) head of High street be-' !.V. i i lllonn , Llle I'hhlie that will continue the 1 oi maiding and (joinmission business on a morn extensive scale than heretofore. /•,T:JP highest market price will he paid fur Flour Giain an J Produce of all kinds. Hour and Feed, Plaster, Salt and Iluv kcnl constantly on hand and for sale. pl Coal of all kinds, embracin ,r LYKENS VALLEY, LAWBEIUIY, iic., tic teSMSSMS aa ««*>»<*' M-SS Dec 1, istw. A L SlO WH I H KIOII OUS TA CIIIS i™? iK i^is 01 -I I “i M 0 i-o‘Jl &VSASK: Address’, 11. DORR, , , Albany, N. V. May 111, 1637-°y° ABCUI for th “ Uull<!d Slates. gWEET BREATH FOR ALB! BH. FONTAINE’S a ALU O F HI Yli R H ! w«ssg sg&ss & SlutS, y * N * Bol ° AycuL for <-»io Uul- May 1(], IStiT—ly Martin leans, no. 402 chest- H UT BTREET, PHILADELPHIA 1 lusmuU! MASONIC MASKS, PISS, JIMULEMS. Ac., Ac. New* and Orlaiuul Beslans of .Masonic Murl-« Templars’ Medals, Anuylllcdiil unit Corns llmm ca of every description. Orders from everv sic’ t,ou of the country solicited., AU letters nm«et March H 1607—1 y fiiats anß (ffnps A full asswitmentof Threml, ALWAYS ON'HAND. ■I A MES M’GUN EG AL LOCUST MOUNTAIN, .I.IIEETF.M A linos. A N D fQafr ittenetget. 3R, 13ST C - 3 S TEGEIABLE AIBBOSIA IS THE MIRACLE OF THE AGE! Gruy-hen <1 e<X 3?ooplo have their locka restored by it to the dark, lustrous sil/ccn tresses of youth, and arc happy I * Young People, with light, faded or red ftai r have these unfashionable colors changed to a beautiful auburn, and rejoice! People whoso heads arc’ covered with Dandruff and Humors, use it, and have dean coats and clear and healthy scalps 1 Hnld-lloadcd Veterans have their remaining locks tightened, and the hare spots covered with a luxuriant growth ot Hair, and dance for joyl Young Gentlemen use if because it is richly perfumed I Young Ladies use it because it keens their Hair in place J 1 IN erybocly must nml will use it, because it is the cleanest and best article in the market! Por Sale by Druggists generally. HTj • For sale a/cornman & Worthington's Drue Htoyo, Dust Main street, a few doors west of Kox lon s hnrdwaro store. Carlisle, and by druacißts generally. b April 23. 18(17—Om* 08fttncs anti ILiquors. POHLY,' RECTTFIKR AND WHOLESALE VEALEII IN WINES AND LIQXTORvS, No'a. T «nd f), iVor/TtV/anorcr .SV/vei', CARLISLE, PA. Brandies, Holland Gin, Superior Jamaica Spirits, Irish and Scotch Whiskey Monongahela Whisk Apple Whiskey, Pittsburg and Common Whiskey Old sherry Wine, * Old Madeira Wine, Fort Wine, Lisbon and Muscatel, -Malaga and Claret, (’berry Brandy blackberry brandy Raspberry brandy, Lavender brandy, Rum Sln-iib, Wine bitters, Tauaey Bitter, AtJJOT FOR da . atoev jo n * s ELEHRATED STOMACH HITTERS Also a largo and superior stock of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, # AT WHOLESALE I AND RETAIL, embracing everything in that hneof business.— Invoices ol Fresh Goods constantly u rnvlng. April UJ, lst»7—ly Foreign and domestic LIQUORS. Edward Shower respectfully announces to Hie nubile, that ho continues to Keep constantly on hand, and for sale, n largo and very superior ns sortmentof FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUOR*, at his new stand, a few doors west of Hannon's Hotel, and directly west of tho court House, Car-' lisle. ’ BRANDIES, AM. OF CHOICE BRANDS. Wines, Sherry, . Port, Madorla, Lisbon, Claret, Native, Hock, Johaunlsberg, and Bodorhoinier, .CHAMPAGNE. }m! U u e } : . c ;°r» Gclsler & Co., and Imperial.- Ola, Holden, Lion, and Anchor. WHISKY, Sunerior Old Rye. Choice Old Family Nectar, Wheat, Scotch, and Irish. Ale, Brown stout, Ac. Best to be had in Phila delphia. Bitters, of tho very be- quality. Dealers and others dc: ring u pure article will lad it as represented, a. ds whole attention will be given to a proper am. careful selection of Ida wtoejv, which <‘annot be >urpassed, and hopes to have the patronage of tho public. Deo. MSB* - K BHOWER - lLiucs pUMBEULAND VALLEY 11. R \J CHANGE OF HOURS. °u and after Monday, May 21,1K0U, Passenger I mln.s will run dally, as follows, (Sundays ex cepted); J WESTWARD. Accommodation Train leaves Harrisburg B.JO A-M., Mcchanlcsbuxg 9.18, Carlisle 9.57, Newvlllo IU..U, Sldppensburg, 11.07, Cliumborsburg 1.10 h j Greencustlo l.iy, arriving at Hagerstown i )\ C 1^ a »l»V ur 6 K »I. Meehan icslmig 2.3 J. Carlisle 3.00, Newvlllo;!.]() Shlnncns- Si? U(, f ’ p:fi«ml*or.sbl.r4 4.50, Oroeniustle &S, S i Wing at Hagerstown 6.05, P. M. Express Train leaves Harrisburg 4.15. P. M.. Meehaulesburg J. 51, Carlisle 5.21, Nowvhle 553 Shlppouslmrg t 1.21, arriving at Chamborsburg 9.50, A A inlxod Train leaves Chamborsburg 8.20 A. A.”M. rLL,ILIIHI ti J '‘ M ’ urriviu « as Hagerstown 10.15 EASTWARD, a g C a 01 \V uodatlou Train leaves Chambersburg Hin , .^.Vr^H i,>r) ? ns : bui 'K s -- i5 . Nowvlllo 0.10, Car* bmg y ?!& A p M UU C ‘ SL,UI ' S 7,211 arriving at Harrls- l c ’ l Y es HagerstownB.lo,A.HLGrecn castle H.-10, Chambersburg 0.25. Sldnnomthnm nfwi Newyillo 10.29, Carlisle 11.03, Ideclm S rg 1 37! arriving at Harrisburg 12.1 U. P. M. ' (}n«sSS«ift T MI Joavos Hagerstown 12.00 M., bum .1 (j, m jiving at Harrisburg 3.55, P. M. A Mixed Iruln leaves Hagerstown 305 P JI.. Gmeiicustlo -1.00 arriving at Chamborsburg 4.30, Making closo connections at Harrisburg with umlm to .TV 1 . froni Philadelphia, New York, Pittsburg, Baltimore and Washington. Rail Road Office, | Chamb’f/, May 17, IfcUU. J Muy IM,4Wio RAIL ROAP SUMMEII AIIItANGEMENT.—AI’ItIi. 8, 1807. Wc!t a r<m rll inlnn 1 / 1 ¥ ?' o,n K*° ■ Nortu and North iV.V. .n 1 /, hlmdclphm, New Vorit. Reading. tolvn^ V Eiißl(m llI |"‘l U “'i A ’ i | llului i Lebanon, Allcli bb"*c!; *c? ’ L ‘ ,la | lUl ’ Blliz, Lancaster, Comm it. 1 ;; 1 . 1 At i'enii for :N ’ 0W Vorlt. ns fol- B M A n,S,i f d ’f 1 A ’ M - 111,11 lUliaudDOO PeinisVfv.mn. V) with aimllur Trains on the luiniijluiiiia Uml Hoad, ami arriving at Now PS ‘ “smrnir 1 , 1 - 0 - 10 A - Ai - aua o‘sl a.“d tS inauun° f tca <>H>g, if’cltsvlllo, Tn inaqua, Hli*~rBVlile, Ashland. Pmo Omvp Allon 4°i(| ,1 p ftU M 1 !^ ladell)lliu ' at b.iu A. M., and ilO and bau °n and principal for^hi^adofni l l ! l U n e „‘Vy, 1 ; M. molting conoeotioufl ill niiauoipuia and Columbia oniv li’nppnitH* Returning; Leave Now York at Hon a m moo aTSSuS-SSril. 8 4:° wn”d“ piittlti* A ' V W' I ““eager Train leaves inn t o V i psi An Aii‘” Aon. Uuad vlhcV.ti.c; ,1 bto l?Plhg at aU Stations; I‘iitts -11 0A- Si and I-.r'n £, M - 1 Aslllnud 11.00 and nnL ™iind" a 6SAM. M - ; Tl ' l “ a l>m at IMS A. SI. Ijcavo Poltsville for Harrisburg, via Schuvklll and Susquehanna Hall llond at 7.ixi A. j, USKUI , B’-u'i’u.: Accommodation Train: Loaves Itcn.l Gdw A sii A * l^- . returning ftom Plnla^eiphla^t Po'Sstowi'it t2O?v m S od re t t 1 5?nln?‘f la: delpblu ato.W) P M ’’ returu * D t Jeavos Phiiu* Hendingat castor, Columbia tic. • lor Mniniia, Lltiz, Ljiu* a,Si\ ?r < S\f t ’ J- 00 B. M., A.-SL\ U HaS^^^^ New iork aud a ’i p m i U® A. M. for rules. ■ LlCKeuj ' l 9 ttnd from all points, at reduced' eac^e^er 0 , 1 ' 011 “>ron B h; 80 poinds' allowed May 2.1M7 n NICOXiLS, uy 100/. G»tmera UfuperintendmU o. n.’lull, tiup'l
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